SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHEKHVATOV, M. - SHEKSHUYEV, A.YA.

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BYKOV, V.; SHEKHVA,TOV-,-.-M.
At the stations for plant protection. Zashch. rast. ot vred.
i bol. 10 no.5:9-10 165. (MIRA 18:6)
1. Nachallnik TSelinogradskoy stantsii zashchity rasteniy (for
Bykov). 2. Starshiy inzh. Kyubyshvevskoy stantsii, zashchity
rasteniy (for Shekhvatov).

YEVLAJKHOVA A.A.; SHEKHURINA, T.A.
9 9
The antifungal effect of the cuticle of Eurygaster
integriceps Put. Dokl.AN SSSR 148 no.4:977-978 F 163.
(MIRA 16:4)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut zashchity
rasteniy. Predstavleno akademakom Ye.N.Pavlovskim.
(Eurygasters) (Fungi, Pathogenic)

SRRRVITS. E. L
"An Investigation of the Dynamic Conditions In the Turning of the Spindle Block
of an Automatic L~the." Cand Tech Sci, Moscow Machine Tool and Tool Inst imeal
I. V. Stalin, Z9 Doe 54. (VM, 21 Doc 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher Educational
Institutions (12)
SO: SUM No. 556, 24 Jun 55

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Machl ery) Moscow. _vO AN SSSR, 370 p, Errata slip
n0 12d 1959.
Inverted. 5,000 oopte4 printed.
Fd.i V.I. Dikushin. Academician; Ed. of Publishing Houset D.M.
loffe; Tech. Ed.i I.?. Kux-min.
""'S" This book is Intended for engineers dealing with auto-
metto. or varlou 8 me chi no-building processes. A

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ngineerlng measuring methods. The subjects discussed include

utomatic control of dimensions or machined parts, Inspection
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methods for Automatic Production lines, In-process :nfir-tloo
devices, application or electronics In automat'Ing l1n,,ar

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w4kilik2ety.n.-In G. Dynamics and Type of Wear of Geneva-
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210
Mechanism;
Study or 'ndexing Mechanisms for Tables and
to Machine. 222
Mjej:K~jdinoj, Sj~. Linkage Mechanisms of Heavy-duty Dra.ing;
'Prommes 253
Rovkov G.A. Controlled Friction Drives Made by TaNlITMASh 27Q
a Some Problems In the Theory of Loading and Post-
M
oning Devices 278
Altivid', M.K. Automatic Peading or Piece Stock Into Working
NaoKinei 292
Eamychrlyy. Vibratory Landers for Machine Tools 311
Bmwov, _.P.1. Experience Gained by the Awtomvod !vent
Likhachava in Developing Standard Mechanisms for Automating
Aux Illary Operations In Metal-cutting Machine Tools 126
qerts.- YA. Y. Designing DIsphrag-type Pneumatic Drives )J6
Br~n.-L.3._ Standard Auxiliary Devices for Automatic Lines 15.1
F.L -Problems of Profile Design and Cam Accuracy for
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Proce .Mach.1nery In Vacuum Tube Industry 163

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E073/E135
AUTHOR: Shekhvits, E.I.
TITLE: Systems of Control and
Periodic Displacement
Driving of Mechanisms With
in Automatic Machinery
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika i energetika,
1961, No. 4, abstract no. 4KI07, P 17. Sbornik
"Teoriya mashin avtomat. deystviya i teoriya tochnosti
v mashinostr. i proborostr.11, Moscow, Mashgiz, 1960,
104-124
TEXT: A classification is given of mechanisms with periodic
displacement in accordance with the type-of displacement and the
type of control and driving mechanisms used. In addition to the
mechanical and hydraulic control systems, electrical systems with
the motors switched on and switched off and electronic servo-
systems with selsyn coupling are frequently used. Recently,
electric drives have appeared on the market which are provided with
a control system permitting setting to a scale division with
differing numbers of positions; such drives are used in the swivel
table of drilling machines, unit type ("aggregate") and other
Card 1/2

t ) L.V., kand. tekhn.
-)A;6OV, G.A . kamd. teWw. nauk, dots.; BMUTOVA
Muk, ispolnyay 8behly ObvaT-n=osti dots.; GRODZENSKAYA, L.S.,
.u
kand. tekhn. nauk; Z-P3LjGoVEKjy, A.V., kand. tekhn.a=uk, do-s.;
KUVSM,jj'j.KoV L
I G.A.,kand. tekhn. nauk, dots.; KJYIBAC=,
kand. tekhn. nauk, ispolnyayushchiy obyazannosti dots.;
PAMELL'.IEv, s.i., kand. tekhn.nauk, dots.; SHEKHVITSP E~~I-..q
kand. tek-hr. nauk, dots.; YUDEI-JCH, V.V., kan'-d---.tekhn. nauk,
dots.; NIKOLAYEVA, T.G., red.; GOROKHOVA, S.S., tekhn. red.
rTheory
L ~ of flat i,,echp-nisms and the dynamics of machinery]
Teorlia plookik-1-, -,rakhanimov i diwmika washin. (By] G.A.
Barsov i (jj,. 1,0skva
Gos. Izd-vo "Vysshaia shkola," 1961. 336 p.
(14IRA 15:2)
(Mechanical !::ovcr,,entc) (Mechanical engineering)

SOKOLOV, N.G., kand.tekhn.nauk; SHE-MITS, E.I., kand.tekhn.nauk
Modernization of the vertical milling machine. Mashi-nostroitell
no.1:13-14 ja 161. OHIPLA 14:3)
0.1illing machines-Technological innovaLions)

akademik, ~,)ktor tekJ-.:i. Timik, ---ed. ; LF-'I'TSKIY
1% i. --auk, ~rof., red.; 7-
red. A.Ye., dol-or tekhn. namik, red. HEIRCKAS
I
il.V., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof., rud.; GAVRILMO, V.A.,
,,-)ktor ie)-'in. nluuk, p-ol., red.; BESSCINO, A.I., kand. tekhn.
rauk, veti.; I., kan.i. toklin. nnuk, ved.
[Tlheory of auto.-.atic machines and of lvdr-~Ullie and zneu--,P-tic
arives] Teoriia mashin-nvtonatov i gid-ro-ynevi%oplvoda; sbor-
i Z71
nik stc-tei. lllc-.-,-kva, Nashgiz, 196~- 327 p. (its: Trudy)
I-P
k_.-A 17:10)
Soveshchaniye co osnovnyri problemam teorii --ashin i mekha-
lac'!. 2. ~hlen-k.orres con. bent Arl UkrSSH
3-, YoocDw,
(for Kozhevnikov).

KAZAhYAN, A.G.; SHEKHYAN, G.G.
i
Genesis of the pyrite deposits of the Armenian S.S.R. Dokl.
Ali Arm. SSR 37 no.1:21-23 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Ilauchno-issledovatellskly gorno-meta-Iltirgicheskiy institut.
Predstavleno akademikom All Ar-nyanskoy SSR S.S.Ilkrtchyanom~

VARTkPETYAN, B.S.; KAZARYkN, A.G.; SHEKHYAN, G.G.; AIURBEKYAN, E.G.
Recent data on the mineralogy of enclosing rocks in the Kafan
ore area. Dokl. AN Arm. SSR 37 no.1:25-28 162. 16:11)
1. Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy gorno-metallurgicheskiy institut.
Preds'uavleno akademikom All Armyanskoy SSR, K.N.Paffengolltsom.

SHEKHYAN, G.G.
Improvement of sampling in mines of the exploited deposits of
-the Armenian S.S.R. Izv. AN Arz.SSR Nauki o zem. 17 no.6s83-88
164 (MIRA 18-.2)
1. Nauchno-Issledovatel'skiy gornometallurgicheskiy inst-itit Soveta
riarodnogo khozyaystva AnME.

173.
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NK,
Vartanov, ~;. P. ; Gagel' gant3, A. A., Krolenkv, 1. 1.; Lcvchenko, V. A.
%:alovitskiy, Ya. P.; Milashin., A. P.; Rapoport, S. Ya.; Fedynskiy, V. V... Shapirovskiy;
N. 17; Shckinskiy, E. M.
ORG: none
T.7=: Ceological results of marine geophysical exploration in the USSR
SOURCE: International Geological Congress. 22d. New Delhi, 1964. Gecilogicheakiye
rezulltaty pri'kladnoy geofiziki (Geological results of applied geophysics); doklady
sovetraikh geologov, problems 2. Moscow, Izd-vo Nedri, .1965. 124-141
iTO?IC TACS: geophysic expedition, earth structures seismic prospecting, ocean floor
topography, tectonics
ABSTRACT: varine geophysical exploration have been conducted in the Soviet Unim for
the purpose of investigating the crustal structure, and regional geological investiga-
;;tions have been made in offshore areas which are potential oil- and gas-bearing
structures. The seismic method is the moat effective and most often used for off-
shore investigations. Also successful are gravimetrics magnetic, and electric
prospecting methods. like technique of offshore seismic shooting has been greatly
improved, making it possible to operate from a moving ship. The geophysical inveffiti-
,gationa conducted on the Caspian Sea made it possible to distinguish the areas of

ACC N- AT6026378
thle Pre-Oa::~briaa Epihercynian platform and the Alpine geosyncline. Irvesti~',ations
have been made of the regional structure of the south Caspian depression, oil-bearing
regions of _4~s folded margins, and gentle structures of the internal depression.
T-
i..e area of the platform has been found to ccztain Kara-Bugaz and
=.idd:_~ Caspim arches and offshore continuation of the South vang;ishllack depression
as well as folded zones. Me continuations of the South IkEangishlack and Karpinsky
ridGe, the north Caspian zone of marginal uplifts of the Pre-Cambrian platform
anid L`e offshore continuation of the Pre-Caspian depression have been thoroughly
inves-.41,3ated. A number of structures in the southern part of the Caspian Sea have
Ibeen ore-jared for deep drilling. At the Sea of Azov a step-like submergence of the
southern slope of the Pre-Cambrian pla'f,)rm has been established, and the Azov
racpart, which connects the Epihercynian folded structures of the Northern Caucasus
wid Ciiwaai steppe has been located. Offshore continuations of the Kerch-Taman
dislocations have been studied. At the Black Sea geophysicists have studied the
hidden Cretaceous folding and deep-seated faults at the offshore continuation of the
Kolkhida depression, submergence of the northwestern Caucasus, buried highs south
of the Crimea and the jointing between the Crimean and Dobrudga dislocations. Also
-the structure of the crust and the structure of the sedimentary strata in the deep-
isea areas have been studied. Seismic surveys have been conducted to study the
! geology of the ?aleozoic deposits and the surface of the basement in the eastern
!3altic Sea. it has been established that the thickness ofthe sediments vithin
the offshore continuation of the Polish-Lithuanian Eiyaeclise does not exceed 3 km.
Intereating results have been obtained from geophysical investigations conducted at
~

-c Kara z;ea ncir the mouths of the Ob and Yeniscy Rivers. The regional :;Lruc urc
oi* the iwi.a.1-Nazim depression and the Taimir foredeep has been defined, major
platform structures have been located in the Ycsozic strata, and the Talmir has been
followed Iftwther out into the sea. Deep-seated structure or the Eanh's crust
has been inveztigated in the transitional zone between the Asian continent and
z1he Paci-'ic Ocean, and also at the Okhotsk Sea and in the area of the Kamchatka-
Kurile rxdj;e. It has been found that the Sakhalin Tertiary folding area. extends
under the waters of the Okhotsk Sea. Marine geophysical exploration in the USSR
will be expanded. Orig. art. has, 7 figures.
SUB CODE: OB/ BUBM DATE: 06,Tan65/ ORIG REF: o48
;_Card---313

TUXIKIAN, G. G.;
New data on the tectonics of the northwestern part of the
Apsheron 6il-beariniz region. Geol. neftl i sa 7 no,3:404Y
Mr 163. rIKIRA 16:4)
(Apsheron Peninsula-Geology, Structural)

15-511-10-15055
.Translation from; Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 10,
p 289 (USSR)
1-.UTHOR: Shekinskiy, I. M.
TITLE: Effect Produced on the Terminal Zone of Drill Holes
(Vozdeystviye na prizaboynuyu zonu skvazhin)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Za vysokuyu tekhn. kullturu v dobyche neftlis
Baku, 1956, pp 41-46
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PARKHORENKO, Vasiliy Georgiyevich; ARKHANG-EL'SKIY, N.A., prof.. retsenzent;
BULGAKOV, N.V., prof., retsenzent; ZAYTSEV, V.G..(Mosk-ve), kand.tekhn.
nauk, retsenzent; IJTrKI A OV, D.M. (Moskva), prepodavatell, retsenzent;
PISHCHANSKAYA, B.A. (Odessa), prepodavatell, retsenzent; GUTAK, K.K.,
prepodavatell, retsenzent; GOLIDIN, A.B., prepodavatell, retsenzent;
KHRYPOV, N.N. (Sverdlovsk), prepodavatell, retsenzent; DERY4BINA,
I.I., prepodavatell, retsenzent; YEKE:LIYANOV, D.M. (Leningrad), pro-
podavatell, retsenzent; GONCRAROVA, L.D. (Simferopol'), prepodavatell,
retsenzent; KATVEYAV, Ye.P., prepodavatell, retsen2ent; ALEKSWEV,
I.M., prepodavatell, retson2ent; DUDINSKIY, S.L. (Leningrad), pre-
podavatell, retsenzent; BABUN, V.B. (Ilharlkov), kand.tekhn.nauk,
retsenzent; CHERNOV, N.V., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk, spetsred.;
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1959. 135 P. (MIRA 12:7)
(Commercial products)

A RK F
Vasiliy Georgiyevich; A.RKIIANGELISKIY, N.A., prof.,
retsenzent; (deceased]; BULGAKOV, N.V., prof., retsenzen";
ZAITSEV, V.G., re-t1senzent(~b-skva); SHL&LAK0-V-,-D-M,-,__prepoda-
vatell tekhrikuniov sovetskoy torgovl-i, retsenzent(Mbskva);
KLIZLOVA, Z. V. , retsenzent (Moskva); PISHCEENSKAYA, B.A. , re-
tsenzent (Odessa); GTITAN, H.K., retsenzent; GOLIDIN, A.E.,
retsenzent; KHRYPOV, N.N., retsenzent (Sverdlovsk); DERYABINA,
L.I., retsenzont; YEME'LlYAHOV, DAP retBenzent (Leningrad);
C,0NCWrVA, L.D., retsenzent(Simferopoll); MATVEYZVF Ye.F.'
retsenzent; ALEKSEYEV, I.M., retsenzent; DUMMY, S.L.,
retsenzent(Lening-rad); BABUN, V.B., kand. tekhn. nauk, re-
tsenzent(Kharlkov); CHEPEOV, N.V., prof., doktor tekhn. nauk,
spets. red.; BORISOVA, G.A., red.; GROIKOV, A.S., tekhn. red.
(Introduction to a knowledge of manufactured goods]Vvedenie v
tovarove6enie promyshlennykh tovarov. Izd.2., dop. i perer.
Moskva, Gostorgizdat, 1962. 142 p. (MIRA 16:1)
(Commercial products)

SHRKIAXOV, N.D.
Mycosas In the Kamchatka region. Vest. vener., Moskva No-1:52-53 Jan-
Feb 52. (CIML 21:4)
1. Of the Central Skin-Venereological Institute.

SHY&IALOV, N.D., ordinator; YASHKILLEYSON, L.H., professor, zaveduyushchly;
TUMOV, II.M., kandidat meditsinsk1kh nauk, direktor.
Flat superficial non-ulcerative basal cell tumors of the skin. Vest.yeu.i
dorm. no.2:52-53 Mr-AP 153. (PTRA 6:5)
1. Otdol dermatologii Teentralinogo kozhno-venerologicheakogo instituta
Ministerstya z(iravookhranoniya SSSR (for Shoklakov. PAshkilleyson). 2. Tsen-
tralInyy kozhno-venerologiebLeskiy institut Ministerstva xd.*&yookhraneniy&
SSSR (for Turanov). (SkIA--Tunoro)

USSR/Medicine - Staphylococcal Sep/Oct 53
Anatoxin
"Results of Treatment of Patients ~..'ith Sup-pu-1-alive
Ii.fcctions of the Skin by Means of Staphylococct%l
Anatoxin (Ap)," N. D. Shchlnleov, :Clinic of Skin and
Venereal Diseases, Moscow Oblast Sci-Res Clinical
Inst im M. F. Vladimirskiy
Vest Vener i Derm, No r', PP 15-17
Staphylococcal anatoxin (A2) is a new biological
consistin.- of protein fractionz. A- .:xerted
strong immunogenic action and prevented relapses in
27oT64
50 cases of infections caused by ,itaphylccocci-
Intramuscular injection of A2 in the deltoid riu-scle
area and local application of ichthyol are recom-
mended for the treatment of furuncles, hidradenitis,
and pyoderma. No definite opinion can as yet be
formed concerning the effectiveness of A2 in the
treatment of suppurative diseases of the skin.
270T6k

SilhIT-ii OV, N.D. (Moscow).
Treatment and prevention of suppurative diseases. Felld.i. akush.
no.12:22-28 D 153. (YTgl 6:12)
(Suppuration)

SHRKLAKOV, N.D. (Moscow)
Her-pas. Falld.i a"sh. no.4:19-21 Ap '54. (MLRA 7:4)
(Herpes)

`HEKL,'.KC
)V, N. .3.
. K,"'V, N. D.. :"The treat:~-.ent and prophylaxis of suppurative
H
KLA,
diseases of the skin, using a prep&rati-)n of staphylococcus ana-
toxin A2"- Moscow, 1955. Ivanovo State Medical Inst.
(Dissertations for the Degree of Candi.-iate of Medical Sciences)
is
SO: Knizhnaya letop ', No. 52, 2h December, 1955. Moscow.

~-..;i~KIAKOVI N.D.. assistent
Diagnosis of pemphigus of the oral milcosa. Stomatologiia 38
no.3:3-5 It-Je '59. (MLRA 12:8)
1. Iz kafedry kozhn:,rkh i venericheskikh bolezney (zav. - prof.
B.M.Pashkov) Moskovskogo meditsinskogo t3tomatologicheakogo in-
stituta (dir. - dotsent G.N.Beletskiy).
(PEHPHICAJS) (MOUTH--Dlb-BASES)

SHEKIAKOV, N.D.
Phasic characteristics of pemphigus and the evaluation of cy-tological
examination. Vest. derm. i ven. 34 no.4:21-25 '60. (MIRA 13:12)
(PEUMPHIGUS)

.' ; I I-
,,~IIEILAWV, I;Ikolay DmiLriyovich, kLind. HIM'. nauk; ASTV.AT"WIUiOVy
Z.A., t;-,Ihn. red.
[Pemphigusl Puzyrchatka. I-loskva, l4edgiz, 1961. 162 p.
(Y,IHA 15:3)
(FEMPHIGUS)

PASHK,:V, i3.:i. , prof.; -;i!,.FJAKOV, H.D. , kand.alf3fl-flauk
Benign nonacan-tholytic pemphigus Bolely of the oral mucosa. Stomatologiia
40 no.3:18-20 My-Je '61. (MIRA 14:1-2)
1. Iz kafedry kozhnykh i veneridbeskikh bolezney (zav. - prof. B.M.
Pashkov) Moskovskogo meditsinskogo stomatologicheskogo instituta
(dir. - dotsent G.N.Beletskiy).
(Pl,~,MPHIGUS) (RGOUS I rUNBRANE-D IS EASES)

t)HEI, Z-,15 K0`1, L
PASZKOW, B.M.; SZEALAKOW, N.D.
Benign non-acantliolytic PemFhigus exclusively of the oral mucosa.
Przegl. derm. 49:29-32 162.
1. Z Moskiewskiego Medycznego Instytutu Stomatologicznego Dyrektor:
doe. G.N. Bieleckij Z Kliniki Chorob Skornych i Wenerycznych
Kierownik: prof. B.M. Faszkow.
(PEMPHIGUS) (MOUTH)

SHEKLAK07, N.D., kand.med.nauk (Moslcva)
Diagnosis and trea-"*ment of pemphigus. Med.sestra 21 no.9:8-13
S 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(PEMPHIGUS)

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SHEKLAKOV, N.D., kand. med. nauk . 5
Errors and difficulties in the diagnosis of pomphigus.
Sov. Mad. 26 no.9:108-1-12 S 162. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Iz kafedry kozhnykh i venericiieskikh bolezney (zav. - prof.
Pashkov) Moskovskogo mediLsinskogo stonatolokleheskogo in-
stituta (rektor - dotsent G.N. Beletskiy).

' I
,lEKLAKOV, N.L., ,-oLsent
PormarienLly running variationa In MULLICOMIC (-'XUdatl,,re erythama.
Vest. derm. i 7en. 38 no.4:31-35 Ap 164. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Kafedra kashnykh i venei-icliepkikh bolezney (,,.av. - prof. B.M.
Pashkov) Moskovskogo meditsinskogo stomatologicheskogo 4nstituta.

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1718. DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF CYTOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS IN BULLOUS
AND VESICULAR LESIONS OF THE ORAL CAVITY (Hussian text) - Shek-
lakov N. L. - SOV.NIED. 1958, 22/4 (30-36) Tables I
Diagnoits can-be facilitated by cytologic demonstration of acantholysts in smears
of the epithelium of the mouth. (V 1. 5)

BLUDOVA, H.M., VATOLINA, V.M., SHEKW-KOVA, A.A.
Result of detection of chronic trichophytogis end farun in adults
in a mycological outpatient department. Yest.derm. i ven. 32 no.
5:67-69 3-0 158 (MIRA 11:11)
1. Iz mikologichesko-o otdela (zpvo - prof, A.M* Ariyevich)
TSentrallnogo koihno-venerologicheskogo institutq i klinicheakoy
kozhno-venerologicheskoy bollnitsy ime' Korolenko (glavnyy vrach -
zasluzhennyy vrach RSFSR V.P. Nikolayev)a'
(RINGWORM, epidemiol.
favus & ring-worm in adults,in Russia (Rus))

ARrYFVICH, A.M., VIRREVA, O.G.: TYUFILINA, G.V.; LlVANOVA, N.K.;
SHEKLAKOVA, A.A.; VATOLINA, V.M.; BLUDOVA, N.M.
Griseofulvin in thc~ treatment of dermatoqrcoses. Antibiotlki
9 no.5;457-461 My 164. (MIFA 18:2)
1. Mikologicheskiy otdel (zav.- prof. A.M. Arivevich) TSentrall-
nogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo kozhno-venerologicheskogo
institu"a, Mrskvit,

U=/*Wt4LlS Now 19147
Xmiganesip - Ore Deposits
Mines and Mining
t
"The ChlyatmVkly Nhnganese Deposits Under the
aqvist Reglm,- Mi. S. Mieklashvill, M. M. Bregradsoo
pp
w0amyy Zhurmr No 11
A.I)rlef description of the discovery of the Chlyatvr-
skly deposits.. the methods of vcrklng them., trans-
partation rrca the warklags., zwthod of transporting
the we to lanai piatrmy-,, &nslm,, and present
construction. Discusses these operations at the
Nnd=%skiy,, Itkhrlsokly,, and T&Uura deposits.
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AUTHORS: Sheklashvili, Sh.S. and Kontorovich, G.I., Mining Engineers
TITLE: Chiatura Manganese (Chiaturskiy marganets)
FERIODICAL: Gornyy Zhurnal, 10,57, # 11, P 17 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In 1947, the first section of the Central Concentration Plant
in Chiatura was put into operation. At the present time,
construction of the second section of this plant is nearing
completion. The total capacity of this plant is 400 tons of
initial ore per hour. By 1955, the extraction of manganese
from the ores in the Chiatura, Concentration Plant reached SO%.
In 1956, the construction of a plant for tails flotation was
begun.
The article contains 3 photos.
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AUTHORS: Popov, V. A, and Sheklein, A.V. (Moscow)
T ITLE Distribution of the relative Intenaltles at tho
radiations or ra(licalm in laminar methane-air flame
PERICIDICALi Zhitrnal prihladnoy makhaniki I takhniaheskoy fi.zikif
no.6, 1962, 3j-38
TEXT.* The distritiation was investigated for Cg and CH
radicals in, tile flames of different compositions Under atmosyber"
and low pressures. Quantitative measurements were carried out for
the CH absorption band at 4312 X and the C2 band at 5IL63 I., 14M
relative radiatic-,ri intensity of a radioal in a given portion of thO
flame front was detavinined frow the sipectra, the -registered siSmS
being a combineition of the radiation due to the radical an4
backgroulid radiatiou at v given frequency. Halt-widths of the
radiation zone.-j (i,e. the zone extending from the mazimum
radiation intensity to half ot: this value) were*deterwinod from
the curves of the distributian of radiation across the flame front*
For all the radicals the plots of the half-W14thf against the
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flatne composition indicritted that the 7.One was the narrowest for
Stoich-iocitAl-i" Tli~e half-widths Increased sharply-
with decreak;irtg pr,-asY-uj---. Thiz waz accompanied by increasing
thickneos of the visible flame front. The results obtained are
complex and are not inturpreted; more detailed expef-Iments will
have to be carr~ted vut.
There are 7 figures and I table.
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SHM-EIN, A.V~; POPOV, V.A.
Use of a xenone flashlamp an base of ultra-eialet ray source
in quantitative flame spectrum analy6ls with pho'logrEphic
spectrum recording. Zhur. n&uch. i prikl. fot. i kin. 9
no,3-192-197 MY-Je 164. (MTPk 18-11)
1. Energeticheskiy institut imeni Krzhizhanovskogo. Submitted
Junrz 28, 1963.

iliotograpi~;(, apparatus and nupp'ies fc-r cpera-.i--r!.s cn f,he 11.1con.
Zhiir.nauch. i pr-lki.fot. i kin. 9 no.6.470-47.2 1~'D l,,4.
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AUTHOR: Popov, V.A. (Moscow); Sheklein, A. V. (Moscow)
ORG: None
TITLE: Spectroscopic investigation of a plane methane-air flame in an electric field
SOURCE: Nauchno-tokhnichesldye problemy goreniya i vzryva, no. 1, 1965, 76-79
TOPIC TAGS: air, methane, electric field, flame, flame photometry, combustion mechan-
ism, gas spectroscopy
ABSTRACT: This is a continuation of an earlier layer-by-layer spectroscopic study of C2 and
CH radical'radiations within a methane-air flame. Theoretical investigations of the chemical
reaction in electric and magnetic fields indicated the possibility that the reaction equilibria
may be shifted and that the yield of the final products may be altered. The present authors
studied the influence of a longitudinal electric field on the redistribution of the emitting
particles within the combusti~nkront. Measurements were carried out at atmospheric pres-
sure on C2 (5165 A) and CH (43 2 A) radicals 7 The burner, 80 mm. in diameter, was mounted
on a 100 kv insulator as shown in Fig. 1. Tests were carried out using nine different high volt,
age connections. All the resulting macroscopic changes and perturbations in the combustion
zone can be fully explained by ps-dynamio considerations ("electric wind'I inagreement mdth
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investigation of the plane front of a methane-air
flame within an electric field.
1 - burner - first electrode; 2 - flame front plans'
3 - stabilizer - second electrode; 4 - Yupiter-3
projecting objective, 1:1. 5, f = 50 mm; 5 - plane
of the flame front Image; 6 - entrance alit of the
ISP-51 spectrograph; 7 - Hartman diaphragm with
horizontal slits; 8 - clamps connected to a Tesla
rectifier
the views of B. Lewis and G. von Elbe (Combustion, Flames and Explosions of Gases, 2nd
Edition, Academic Press, ch. IX, New York-London, 1961. This is true up to the 5 kv/an
field above which value the breakdown begins. Orig. art. has- 1 figure.
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MEN: Alikhodzhayeva, M. A.; Gudkov, L. V. Sheklein, A. V.
OPG: State InctItute im. G. M. Yr7)-,',
(Go.-~udar5tvcnrWy n.-i. energetichesidy instit'llt.)
TITLE: Concerning selective or-tivg of receivers for radiant energy from the sun
SOURCE: Geliotekhnika, y, 1965, 19-24
iTOPIC TAGS: sola? furnace, solar power plant, paint, solar radiation absorption/
MIS W enamel, DM nitro dye (1-okp
ABS'MCT: The purpose of the investigation was to find a more universal paint for
solar radintion receivers, such as would absorb the incident radiation in the spectral
ranre which produces low effective heating and would have a minimum emission in the
ref-jon of the intrinsic thermal radiation of the receiver. Tests made on various
Soviet enamels, found that the most satisfactory results were obtained with the natural-
drying e11-'Lm(APKhS-77j'0which is a solution of the copolymerlof vinyl chlorideqand vinyl-
(Hene clFl~)r*~d ic solvents,
mixed with volatile organ- pigm,
ent, and filler. The coef-
fleictit ojG absorption and the degree of blackness of this enamel are compared with the
nitro dyt1DM and the advantages of the former are demonstrated. A procedure for
coatinr the solar radiation receiver with this enamel and calculating the heat loss in'
a W-Iter boiler treated with this enamel are presented. Plats of the heat loss of such
a i.-oler with variation of temperature are presented. Orig. art. has: 3 figures, 3
forriaLLas, and 2 tables. I
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AUTHOR: Sheklein, A. V.
ORG: State n.-i. Power Engineering institute im. G. K. Krzhizhanovskiy (Gosudarst-
vennyy n.-i. energetic kiy institut)
TITLE: Pulse lamp as a high intensity tical source for work.in heliotechnics
SOURCE: Geliotekhnika, no. 5, 1965, 51-52
TOPIC TAGS: pulsed illumination, high temperature plasma, light source, optic pyro-
meter, solar energy conversion, solar furnace, chemical kinetics, UV spectrum
V* Ir.
ABSTRACT: The uses of xenon-filled quartz lamp of the IFK and ISSh type are describ-
ed. These lamps are powerful, stable, and easy to use; they are especially useful in
the study of high temperature solar furnaces. These sources are also used as genera-
tors of background radiation in the study of UV and visible absorption spectra of
high temperature plasma, as comparison sources in the optical measurement of tempera-
tures and as light sources for quantitative spectroscopid measurements. The author
notes the following advantages of the pulsed low-inertia gas-filled lamp: 1) high-ener--
gy brightness several orders of magnitude higher (especially in the UV rv-I:-ion) than
that of the most powerful hydrogen lamp; 2) high-temperature brig7hiriess -up to 15,000
OK in the region 5500 A); 3) continuous spectral composition; 4) small to-tal, energy
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requirement, simplicity of power supply, convenience of use, and safety and dependabi-
Pend
eDjd~
lity of operation. The author concludes that the essential advantage of the most ad-
s
vanced source, the IFK-2000, is its extremely short duration (10-3 second) of flash,
fl
ash
Itti it application to the study of high speed physical processes in chemical
Mical
perml ing .1
kinetic and :olar furnaces.
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%UT11OR: A. V. Rckant, N. B. Zhukovskaya, Ye. A. Yurkova, S. V.
Baulina, 1111. A.
OP\,G: State Scientific Research Institute of Energy im. G. MI. Krzhizhanovskiy
(Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy energeticheskiy institut)
T
1ITLEI: Optical character' stics of electroconductive glasses coated with a
tin-oxide film
60URCE': Gelioteklinika, no. 4, 1966, 57-63
'POPIC TAGS: glass, electroconductive glass, tin oxide film, electracanductive
ABSTRACT : Results of an investiaration of the transmission, light reflection, and
emission coefficients of industrial and laboratory glass samples coated with
electroconductive tin-oxide film are given. The values were analyzed for the
grolind-level solar spectrum range (0. 3-2. 5 and the spectral range
corresponding to the thermal radiation (4-20 mze-1) of radiant energy receivers
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riot provided with concentrators. Techrolog-ical conditions are described for coat-
ing the glass with 'the electroconductive film and the composition is givenfor some
additives for improving the optical parameters. An empirical relation of electric
--ductivity, measured during "he technological process, with the optical
characteristics is shown. Orig. art. has: 5 figures and 2 tables. [Based on
authors' abstract] W
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1AUTHORS: Antipin, A. A.; Kurkin,_I. N.; Potvorova, L. Z.;
Shekun., L. Ya.
ORG: Kazan? State University im. V. I. Ullyanov-Lenin (Kazanskiy FD
gosudarstvenny universite-T-F -0
TITLE: Observation of paramagnetic resonance of DY3+ ions In single
crystal CaWO4
lic Zl--7'
~SOURCE: F1 ka'tverdogo tela, V. 7, no. 12, 1961--, 3685
TOPIC TAGS: dysprosium, line broadening, epr spectrum, Stark effect,
paramagnetic ion, single crystal
ABSTRACT: The authors observe paramagnetic resonance of Dy 3+ in a
single crystal CaWO4 grown by the Czochralski method and containing
nominally on-e Nr cent of Dy. At - 3 Oc and 4.2K. the EPR spectrum
contains predominantly of one broad intense line, accompanied by the
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the ground state doublet of the Stark structure of the 6H15/2
level. The line position can be described by the usual axial spin
Hamiltonian with S = 1/2, for which the constants are given. In-
creasing the frequency to 10 Gc not only broadens the already exist-
ing lines but leads to the appearance of new lines, some of which
decrease in intensity on cooling to 1.6K. Additional research is
necessary to explain these features of the spectrum. Orig. art. has:
1 formula.
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SHWO, A.I., kand.geol.-miner.ntu1c; X-RUPKIIJ, L.V., inzh.
Wall stability of Lebodi open-pit mines in the Kursk Magnetic
Anomaly. 6hakht.stroi. 4 no.2:7-10 F 160. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Laboratoriya g1drogeologicheskikh problem All SSSR (for Sheko).
2. Filial Instituta gornogo dela AN SSSR, g. Gubkin (for Krupkin).
(Lebedi (Belporcdska,-,a, Province)--Strip mining)

SHEKO) A. 1._ __
Some general characteristics of the development of sliding slopes
of mountainous seashores of the Crimea and Caw4wus. Biul. MOIP.
Otd.geol. 37 no-4:145 J1--Ag ~629. 04IRA 16:5)
(Russia-Bouthern-Landsl.ides)
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Biological properties of avisual foms of typhoid bacilli. Izv.
PJJ Ann. SSR. Biol. riauk.L 13 no.12175-79 D 160. (MIRA 13.12)
(EBMTW-,'UA rypHosA)

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S:IEKOYAN, E. G. , Cand 1%-Ied Sel -- "Illologic-,Al
of local strains of typhoid bacteria." Yerevan, 19061. (Min
of 1;eal'Ih ArSSR. Yerevan M-ed Inst) (KL, B-61, 266)
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SHEKOYAN, L.A.
Carrying of cytopathogenic intestinal viru.,ses in healthy children.
Report No. 1: Incidence of carriers of cytopathogenic enteroviruses
in healthy children. Vop. virus. 7 no. 1:102-107 Ja-F 161.
(MIRA 14:4)
1. Institut poizucheniyu poliomiyelita ANN SSSR, Moskva.
(VIRUSES)

SHEKUYAN, L.A. -
The degree of distribution and dynamics of changes in the level
of antibodies to certain types of ECHO and Coxackie viruses in
healthy children. DALAN SSSR 137 no.6:1452-1455 Ap 161.
(MRA 14:4)
1, Instit-at po izucheniyu, poliomiyelits, Akademii meditsinskikh~
nauk SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom V.N.Chernigovskim.
(Viruses) (Antigens and antibodies)

SH-EKOYAN, L.A-.
Healthy children as carriers of cytopathogenic intestinal
viruses. Dokl.AN SSSR 138 no.1:219-222 my-je 161. (11IFA 1
14:4)
1. Institut po izucheniyu pollomiyelita Akademii meditsinskikh
nauk SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom V.N.Chernigovskim. 6
(INTESTINES-BACTERIOLOGY) (VIRUSES)
(CHILDREN--CARE AND HYGIENE)

ALEKSANDROV, A.; ATAMALYAN, I.; BYCHEDV, V.; DRUZHEDVA, L.; YELTUTINA, K.;
ZAKHAROVA, L.; KOCHSTOV, V.; RADYUKIM, M.; SPEKTIORSKIT, V.; FBDDT-
KIN, I.; FOLIMONOV, L.; TSIMBULOV, G.; SHEMOTAN, R.; SHAGIN, M.
Letter to the editor. Naft.khoz. 33 ne.6:92 D 155. (KIRA 9:8)
(Oil well drilling-Equipment and supplies)

USSR/Kinetics Combustion. Explosions. Topochemistry. Catalysis. B-9
Abs Jaur Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 6, 1957, 18605
Author M.V. Parbinyan, S.G. Shekoyan.
Inst Academy of Scic`n~o ~meHTan SSR.
Title Possibility of Silico-Thermal Reduction of Magnesium
from Mzgnesium Silicates.
Orig Pub Izv. AN Arm.SSR, Fiz.-matem., yestestv. i tekhn. n., 1956,
9, No 4, 25-31.
Abstract It was shcwn by computation that the endothermic nature
of the reduction reaction of magnesium silicates by sili-
con reducing agents decreased in presence of CaO binding
S102* The reduction of Mg silicates was studied experi-
mentally on serpentinite, dunite and peridotite (taken
in amounis of 36.3 to 42.051.) reduced by silicon (6-5%)
or ferrosilicon (8 to 8.8%) in presence of CaO (47.0 tr
52.1%) and the catalyst CaF (2.0 to 3-0). The tempera-
ture rise from 1200 to 130;9 and the arise of the reduc-
tion
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.ption of the methods employed in the treatment of dolomites.
Inves tir
Report NO-3: Reaction of lolomite with gypsum carbonic acid.
Izv.AIT Arm.SSR Kiim.nauki 13 no.1:17-24 16o. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Yerevanskiy gosudarstvannyy universitet, Kafedra analitichaskoy
khimii.
(Dolomite) (G,~,rpsum) (Carbon dioxide)

ACCESSION jNR* AP4019089
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AUTHORS: Ratiani, G. V. (Candidate of technical sciences); Shekriladze, I. G.
(Engineer)
TITLE: Experimental investigation of heat transfer relations during transition
of film flow on a vertical plate from laninar to turbulent flow
SOURCE: Teploenergetika, no. 3, 1964, 78-80
TOPIC TAGS: film condensation, heat trnnsfer
ABSTRACT: The heat transfer coefficient a during film condensation of stcan on a
vertical plate was measured experiment-ally for Re = 10 - 150 (transition from
purely laminar to turbulent flow has been observed by several authors at ~- Re = 23).
It was found that the experimental a agreed well with the flusselt equation for
laninar flow to an Re -^-*25, and then bocano higher than that predicted by Nusselt
(see Fig. I on the Enclosure). The experimental data agreod well with tho rela-
tion esented by D. A. Labuntsov ("Toploenergotikall No. 7,
#-'Re. = 3,8zo pr
1757). The heat transfer coefficient was measured by condensing slightly
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superheated steam on a stainless steel tube 0.0215 m diameter by 0.217 m high,
through which water at constant temperature was circulated. The heat transfer
was obtained by weighing the ardounts of the condensate and the steam. Wall temper-
atures were measured with thermocouples. Orig. art. has: 2 formulasp 3 figures,
and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Laboratoriya teploobmena i goroniya inntituta energetiki. Akademii
nau1c Gruz. SSR (Laboratory of Heat T-ransfer and Combustion of the Power Engineering
Institute Academy of Sciences Gruz. SSR)
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ORG: Institute oi A'hysics and Tecoinology (Fiziko-teklinichoskiy
EITLE: The basic iw:, of heat tra~isfer durint! boiling-
SOURGE: JVJ Gruz-,~ . ;oobolichoniya, ve h2, no, 1, 1966, 145-150
TUPIC TAGS: lioat ~v-nn~ifer, bolling, J~~usselb number, Reynolds number
ILDSFRAG'T: Tilie a:1 or~, contend that present 'views concerning the mcc.1-iori--m of hoaii,
transfer dur3ng 't- -are imperfect,, They conducted an experimerit to cihrerve ':-i
Piaencrienon of Lulb--, foiT,~ation. A rustproof foil was attached to a laninated
14akelito plato, p~.:; -~e-; in a glass bea"Ier filled with benzene, and heatcc! by passirg-
-ie bubbles forming on the foil were absel-vcd~ It WDZ-~
direct current th ~;.i-h iU. TI
noted that at oac~i bCob--,e generated on the heating surface a fountain-like gushing
I movflment, of ~110 111"Ited liquid occurred, directed downward, clearly %!-Jr-ible wit1iin
the mass of cooler I-liquid (away from the plate). A "Pump action" of the bubbles at
tile heating surfa(--~-j was thus established. The authors explain that aftar the heating
surface passes tht; -;aturation tenpe-rature and reaches a certain value a b-abblo of
steam is gj-enerate~: iii a center of steam formation, in a cavity on the heating SI.Lrflco.
At the instant im~ Aiatoly preceding generation of the bubble, overhLeating of U1.3
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ticating surface r(_,;~chos a maximum, but at the moment the bubble forms the "pump
effect" appears a;, the temperature of the heating surface at this site declin'~~13.
After the bubble _L~ torn away, the "pump effect" ceases., and the temperature of the
hoabine surface arain begins to rise until conditions are reached for generation of a
new bubble--and so on. Since the overheating necessary to produce bubbles depends
on the of the steam-producing center as well as on the physical properties of
the liquid., the gcc-netry of the heating surface to a large extent determines the
intensity of heat transfer during bubble development. All surfaces consist of minute
hollows and protul-,erances in about equal proportion. The average,,radius of the
hollows is the pripcipal characteristic affecting bubble generation. A minimal time
may be defined wiL I in which a hollow 4hat has given birth to a bubble cannot generate
another (till the I.emperature again reaches a sufficient value). In viev of this,
the authors analyzc the temperature field in the liquid and arrive at an eTpression
for the Nusselt n.. '_-_,r in terms of -the Reynolds nudber and the physical characteris- T
tics of the heativg plate and of the liquid. This paper was presented by N. A.
Landia, corresponc,ang member of the-Academy, on 05 November 1965. Orig. art. M;i;s
1 figure aand 10 formulas.
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AUTHOR: Shekriladze I. G.
ORG: Physicotechnical Inst~tute (Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institutj
TITLE: Mechanism of bubbling evaporation
SOURCE: AN GruzSSR. Soobshcheniya, v. 41, no. 2, 1966, 391-398
TAGS: nucleate boiling, hydrodynamic theory, evaporation
ABSTRACT: The author gives a brief theoretical outline of the nucleate boiling pro-
cess showing the predominant part played by phase transformition on the surface of the
nascent bubble at the heating wall in the hydrodyanmic of the boiling evaporation pro
cess. The results of this study are used as the basis for a new physical model of the
process which explains basic experimental data. Discrepanc..es between previous theo-
retical explanations and experimental facts are reviewed. The phenomena which take
place on the dividing surface between pbases during nucleation and growth of the steam
bubble on the heating surface are analyzed. Approximate formulas are given for de-
termining the intensity of circulation currents generated in the liquid phase. It is
shown that the volume of liquid flowing in currents generated by bubble formation
during the time the bubble is located at the heating surface exceeds the volume of the
bubble by approximately three orders of magnitude. The results indicate that heat dis
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sipation in the layer close to the wall is a basic factor in nucleate boiling. The
cycle of nucleation, growth and detachment of the steam bubble is analyzed. A com-
parison of the theoretical results with the latest experimental data shows that the
hydrodynamic forces generated during bubbling evaporation are greater than the forces
of surface tension in the detached section of the bubble, and the diameter of this sec.
tion is determined by the balance between lift and hydrodynamic forces. When the bub-
bble reaches a certain size depending on local thermal conditions, lift is greater tha
holding forces and the bubble is torn free from the heating surface. The surface then
begins heating again near the center of evaporation, conditions become favorable for
nucleation of another bubble, etc. Orig. art. has: 2 figures, 10 formulas.
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AUTHORSt Chavchanidn.&V V.; Sh9kriladas, V. Chkheidze, M. Vs; Karumids?,
peorgadze, As Me
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TITLEt Random pulse sequence generator.. Class 42p No. 168525
SOURGEt Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarn~idi znakovs no, 41 1965, 84
TOPIC TAGS: pulse generator
ABSTRACTi This Author Certificate presents a random-pulse sequence generator
containing a noise generator, pulse shaper,, and coincidence circuit. -To exte
the variation region of probability of pulse occurrence at the generator output
and to control the probability, the generator contains a noise voltage limiter
with an adjustable Limiter threshold* The limiter output is connected through the:
pulse shaper to one input of the coincidence circuit (see Figs 1 on the Bnclcsure)~
The coincidence circuit output is connected to a shaper-extender to exclude input
pulses supplied through the shaper-extender to the other input of the coincidence
circuit. orig. arts hist 1 diagram&
AMOCIATION: Institut kibernatikis AN Gruzinskoy SM ti-tutall AN
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AMOR: Shekriladze,-V. 1. e-
TITLE: A high-stability magnetic amplifier
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Avtomatika., telemekhanika i vychislJ-.teltnaya
tekhnika, no. 4, 1963; 9,, abstract 4A52 (Lhelsanuota muei,,.blobeksa da
a,vtomatizatsi.is sashualebata Tbilisis sametaniero-kvIevitL institutis
shromebi; Tr.,Tbilisak, n.-n. in-ta priborostr. i sredstv av'.omatiz.;
1960, 21 185-190; Georgian resume).
TEXT- The author discusses the layout, structural features arl (in part)
the adjusitment probims of a magnetic high-stabIlity amplifier. Thi amplifier is
used for measuring purposes, The stability is within the limits of 0.1%., with
voltaae variation of t 1.5~%, with amplification coefficient for voicage 3,200. The
a.
,npufier is D-12-nned so as to secure maximal stabilitywith small zero drift. The
article shows the layout of the amplifier and gives an analysis of its characteris-
tics. There are six illustrations and a bibliography of two items. P. U.
fA-bstracter's note: Complete translation
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AUTHOIR: Shekriladze, V. I.
TITLE: Ifigh-accuracy d.c. output magnetic amplifier
PERIODICAL: ReL'eratIvnyy zhi.irnal, Avtowit,l)(k i radioelektronika,
no. 12m 1961) 14, abstract 12VIIII (Tr, Gruz. polltekliji.
in-t, 1961, no. 1 (72)j 81-861)
TEXT: A high stability magnetic, amplifier system is considered tc-
gether with some problems of its construstion and servicing. The
magnetic amplifier consists of two differential caseade stages
with a negative feedback. The separate steering windings of the 2nd
stage present the load for each arm of the 1st stage ., ensuring
high efficiency in contrast with the disadvantageous low efficiency
of the two-stage magnetic amplifiers with a common d.c. otfput. The
load network of the 1st stage includes resistors placed to improve
the linearity of both stages. The system of the 2nd 6tage is basi-
cally identical to that of the 1st stage excep't.- for the common out-
put. By using special windings, thermo-compensation and taking other
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.1UT1107R, Sh-e-kril-adze, V~J_., Senior Bnginecr
T IT LE.' : A high-precision maCnetic amplifier
SOURCE% Konferentsiya po avtomaticheskoMLI kont-rolyu 1
elektricheskikh lzmereniy. Novosloirsk, 1.959 Tr-,idy~
Novosibirsk~ 1961, 309 - 314
TEXT: The author considers the circuit, certain specifiC design
oe-uliarities and loading problems of a high-precisJon magnetic
L
ol-f-fier. The accuracy of the amplifier is 0.2 -the characieristi--
non-linearities of the order of 0.5 %. The amplifier has twc sta
tees, forming a differential circuii with negative feedback~ The
-uit- :io described in deail and illustrated diagrammatically.-
The amplifier data are as foll ws: Voltage Eain - 1600; currenT
6a:rl - _52, power gain 5.1 x 10~; max. input power 2.11; x 10- W, may-
outpuL power 12.8 x 1o-3 vjj input resistance - 100 onms; outpui
rpcistance - 5000 onms; zero drift - 2.0 x 10-13 V; non-iinearity
.0,5 error - 0,2 %; steady state operation for the above accuracy
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ASSOCIATIONS- NII pr,-borostroyeniya i 3vedsti avtomatizats-1- SNn
Tt-1111s., (TbiIiSi S,2ientific Research Institute o.F In-
struments and Automation Equipment, SNKh)
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ACCESSION. MR: AR4014681 S/0271/64/000/001A009^00 9
SOURCE: RM Avtomatika, tele=khanika i vy*chislitellnaya tekhnika, 1964, no. 1.
Abs. 1A61
AUTHOR: Shekriladze.,,,Y~. 1.
TITLE: Stabilization of the amplification factor an a magnetic amplifier
CITED SOURCE: Tr. In-ta kLbernetiki. jU4 GruzSSR, v. 1, 1963, 117-125
TOPIC VXS: magnetic amplifier, amplification factor, amplification
magnetic nxplifier amplification
TRANSLATION: A high-resistance ma-ynetic amplifier (M) desierned for feeding in2or-
motion from d-c sensors into a computer is e=a=ined. -Lae M& h_-3 ~n accuracy of
0.2%, nonlinearity of 0.5%, voltage am.plifiection of 1600, power cm2lificatLoft of
5.1 X 104, input resistance of 100 ohms, output resistance of 5,000 ohms. and null
drift of 2.0 X 10-13 watt. The DA requires a regulated power t;upply (no worse
than 17o) having a rated power output several timas that of the MA. The MA has a
follower-type feedback system whereby the input voltage contLnaously bolas the
output to a given degree of precision. Equations are given for a number of &mpli-
ier parameters. 7he basic amplifier circuit is given, showirig the two sm2lification
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stages, which are differential-type circuits, with negative feedback. Each arm of
the first stage works into its own load, one of the control coils of the second
stage, which thereby provides a higher efficiency. As compared with two-cycle
amplifiers, the IMA has a common d-c output. All of the resistors of the first
stage are made of manganin. The selection of the semiconductor diodes was governed
by minimum reverse current as well as by temperature and volt-ampere characteristics.
The second stage is essentially the same as the first, and has a common output.
The transient characteristic of the Mk is given. Orig. art. has: 6 figs. and
7 refs. T. P.
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liACCESSION NR: ATS007876 S/0000/64/000/000/0029/'0'043~~
~AUTHOR: Chkeidze, M. V.; Abesadze. T. B. Helikadze, N. L.; Shekriladze V I
TITLE: Voltage-to-c6de converter
J&C/
iSOURCE: AN GruzSSR. Institute kibernetiki. Elementy kiberneticheskikh sistem
I(Elements of cybernetic systems). Tiflis, Izd-vo Metsniyereba, 1964, 29-43
TOPIC TAGS: code converter, fiber optics, optical computer component, analog to
#igital converter
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14BSTRACT: This article discusses converters of low voltages into code. These con-
iverters use high precision electrical measuring devices with luminous dials which
~ai,e replaced by special coding matrices, made~ of coherently organized optical fiber-J.
~glass. A more useful coding system is one empl or coding reflector
oying a mirr
:which controls a photoelectric pickup. The conversion of continuous values into
~discrete is a result of a combination of operations- quantization of continuous
lquantities in time, quantization of continuous quantities with respect,to
coding of the level, and if necessary scanning the parallel code intime. The co
!verter makes use of a metering device which -measures reflected light rays. This
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device takes its reading from the screen of,the dial. if ea6h elementis connectedt,
to some register, which is not connected with other elements, there will 6e a
separate signal for each variation in the input voltage. The design of the con-
verters can be significantly simplified by using "fiber optics" in the conversion
part of the device. Systems using fiber optics produce high resolution and elimi-
nate halation. They give additfonal design, possibilities-, which are impossible
with ordinary optics. When the converter with focusing mirror is compared with the
one using fiber optics, it is found that the former'fs preferable. It is "ggested
that optical converters will be used widely in'the.,future. Orig. aft. has: 5
figures, 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: none
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iACCESSION NR: AT5007877
!AUTHOR: Chkheidze, N. V.; Machavariani, G. A.; M an, Yu. S. Shekriladze.-V4 I*
'TITLE: Analog to digital converters lbu
SOURCE: AN GruzSSR. Institut kibernetiki. Elementy kiberneticheskikh sistem
(Elements of cybernetic systems). Tiflis, Izd-vo Metsniyereba, 1964, 45-56
iTOPIC TAGS: analog to digital converter, computer component, code converter
'iABSTRACT: This article describes a device for converting voltages into a propor-
itional number of pulses. This is a simple transistorized converter. By the proper
iselection of temperature compensation circuits and transistors, an-accuracy of 0.1
~percent may be realized. The simplest methods.and circuits for the conversion of,
ivoltage into code, of the sequential type, compare the volt.age beipg coriverted with
!a voltage produced by certain stora e.elem3nts. A circuit for sucha converter-in
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'combination with a "fillerit pulse generator is given in fig. lof the Enclosure.
i1he use of a "plug-in" circuit in this type.o~ converter 'makes it possible to obta~
ihigh frequencies without overloading the eollector and emitter.- In this case a
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iquartz resonator is used as an ordinary high Q oscillation circuit. In this way
!the stability of the. generator is increased. This conversion process is a combina-
ition of two processes: a) conversion-of the amplitude of the input pulse i
itime interval proportional to this amplitude; b) filling this interval with met6rin
'Pulses produced by the generator, the number of which is proportional to the time
'interval. In order to avoid the effects of ambient temperature chan es during the
:experiments, the converter was thermostatically controlled. When the temperature
,,error of the converter was determined, it was possible to use a temperature COM_
Pensating circuit. The final exact parameters of this converter determined by
'tests, are: 1. accuracy of conversion--up -to 0.1 percent, depending upon the
1~;ansistors used; 2. maximum speed of conversion--500 conversions .per second; 3.
maximum frequency of filler pulses--I mc; 4. range of variation in the input volt-
lage--+15 volts; 5. maximum permissible level of voltage being converted--30 volts-,
f.8.103 volts-~ 7. feed
6. minimum power consumed by the convei-ter from the driver--
oltage into the emitter circuit of the linearity-control iransistor--I.2 volts;
8. collector voltage for the metering pulse.,generator--2.,5 volts. Orig. art.-bas:
7 figures, 6 formiulas.
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AUTHOR: Abesadze, T. B.; Melikafte,_jN. L. ~eidzEL_M. V .1adze, V. 1.
ORG: none
TITLE': High-current converter of lo,~ voltage levels into a codecl