SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHESHENEV, A.A. - SHESHUKOVA-PORETSKAYA, V.S.

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SHISONEV, A.A.
I
Voronezh Province congress of sanitary inspectors, eoidemiologists,
microbiologists, and specialists in communicable diseases. Zdrav.
Ros.Feder. 3 no.1:42-43 Ja 159. (MIRA 12:2)
(TOROYEZH PROVINCE-PUBLIC HEALTH--CONGRESSES)

SHESHENEV, A.A.
Physicians' meeting. Zdrav.Ros.Fed. 3 no.lor45 0 159.
(MIRA 13--l)
(VORONEM-MEDICALL FMSONNEL)

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of allo elent Ott
U &a U&P 1930,- e Of re.
searrch to produce a nonaustenitle steel, not contg.
for use at 600' in steava-turibine blides. The basic anal-
ysis of C 0.10-0.16 Ci 10-12, Mo 0.6-0-8. and V 0.15-
.25 wits chosen an the basis of prpvlous British and Arneri-.
work. The effects of single suldna.. of V 023-0 98
b 0.1".71, Ti 0.13-0M, W 0.32-3.90, or W OSO-3A,
with 0.350/0 Nb and 0.9% Ni were studied. Twelve-kii.
ingots produced by induction tueltior ivere fofpd into ban.;
The bars were oil quenched after being heated at 1050* for I
hr. and were tempered for 3 hrs.'At OW followed by air
cooling. Tile grain sizes were in the range-&-8. Ile
tnech. properties at 20, SW, and 630* were plotted as a
function of alloy eciatent, The creep rate of the base-
compn. was decreased by 0.3% V, but wils increased by
1.0% V. It was aho-deereased by Xb and W. but was un-
changed by Ti. Extensive analyses were given of cubide
residues. obtained front the heat-tr"Lted steels and
frouf steels aged 10,(M hrs. at C4)0*. The analyses of
the ferrites were aW tabulated. Ruptivit tests were
carri(A out at COO' with a stresi of 11, kg.13il. lnlll.~
For :~jxciuwos that failed to break in
- I(W firs. the
bticss'was raked to 20 or 2.1 kg./u(j. irm. The 14'"fl W.
-0,11 I'llialld I'li flad t1wilcit propzriie-4witha 10,(HX)-.
alloy
fir. strenyth of M kj,./~wq. ijun. Alfhougli, Nil iliCiOliWil tile
teiv,ife strength of tit, '111-ky couig.utl6ut .11;1" %V it dwreawd -
tile hilixtet "llcul'th xittl uLittle Iii-at-treating auno difficolt
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of Ox-incil of Iiinisters USSR for Autom,~-ulor, and l'iachine 3uilding;
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,u4jesoly. nsuk SWR- lootltut -tallorW-1- 14-4nrj 60yet pa problene Zbare-
pro,wkh pl.-
la.l.do'eaClys, PC zbgroproc" spis-s. t. 5 finw-atIgAtions of Heat-Realst"t
JUcym, Vol 5) Moscow, lZ4-,ro AN &~6R, -~;. 425 P. Errata 414 lZJdrt&I.
2,000 Coyle- printed.
%a. of PublIahlAa 3-: V.A. Kllmacr; Teeh. Ed.; I.?. Kumlzio; &Utorima
Board: I.P. Bardin, Lcalanician, G.V. L-4,zaov, Acadeniel", N.V. Agprv,
Corralpadl.4 M-b.,, LISSH AC.Jay of (Reep. Ed.), I.A. Oding,
I.M. -ad x.r. Latin, C-ALU~'of T.ch.U-1 Selene-.
PVF--WF.: This book to Intended for -t-111mrSle-I re-ret aro,k-
Ln satall'urgy, ~4 "y aloo be of interest to students of a4vsa~md ccaxroes
is ..t&Llura.
c0"MAGII This book, comma..uv4 or s. numb*r or papers, d-la wIm the proper-
Use or heat-lattng astala "a KIIC7, rash of vie pam;e" is dyotel to
the study of the faztors vhIcz affect vw ;r~,--ttds ka~l bet%Y%or of metals.
The ."met& of various elestents sacb as Cr, No, an-I W cam the heat-maistica;
pro"rtlem of verious alleys are stutilal. Daroreblltty sal wora,-O~lllity
of certain a,etals as related to the tt-l ConlItIone mrs the O%Oct of
mother study dadcrtbe4. The problems 3f hylro,;en cobrittle,mez., 4--ffusloo
and the dopooLtion, of Ceramic zeatlnes on matt! auxf-4& by amas ~f
alectrophorast. are s~aemlmml. One peper lescribea the ap.-ratus -A mettiods
used for gr-,vr4g ommry~txls Of Caetali. ~Oron-b"* metals are cmtlcauy
g%anitnd and -lusted. R-ats are gi- of atll or Lntemtooig burls
=1 the bChavior or seems, in octal. Tea- of v~ntns =4 cou;ra.sor bl-s
described. No personalities References ae.oew',r .~t
of the &rtt.l.
j!jqt-kly,-Y-O-, and X-V- !W-- Stu4jr or rrobl- of the Teacr-
ture ~ezmndenc. of tr:0-nisticity or Steel T,o% the vievvoint of the Dialwe-
tion Theory 150
GrjxIn,P.L. , L.V. P%vLio A.D. 0.3. Twlarvv
In mis,=t -1 N.lybd.4- 155
~_.P., N.Y. Shefi~,ezzY, :;So Y~PL-, 4-4t .~utk*, -1 I-a-
R rinek. or me vropR. t f E: TjT; Steel . 160
an.1 H~j- 301--t.. cast A.-t-ItiC
166
N.A. rila,t-a. Pyt,h,~kerr, A-.,. 3.A-IDIL2v~1Y
T~-bL-
175
UAtA_R._j. The FfrCCL or Zlzwnt. or Grcupa rV to Vill of the PtrIodle Table
- the froy-ti.. or It- 51,ki 179
_A!!t~qyskly, 8.1! The Kffect of lard-ma and Qrva.Ln Size a, me Theroa,l Fatilroa
Of Hw-R-Utant steel 137
Portnoy, X.I., and GoVe Stuly of B~rlia-P- H.L.rials 172
Artlimyy, F.K. Study of t1w. C-.Itt- of the rtrf-1- Laywr 19-?
Apey-v, B.A. On the Theory or Recovery a-I Cmplex Alloy1c4 er Steals w5
X-Y.- A-tipol,
and A.U. term. C~t&btlllty of 1i a t -;~~Lloys 210
Y-t&'.Iwglc&l Prc~-Its&s to 11-truelaq
R-L-h"j,tiud Anst-eltic --%tela wal Alleys 0~0
F.L-. D.Y. t, 1, ~!,,I --ytn4
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7- Kff-t ~.` S-1, k-. 'ft. "r AAMt! h AC-t. ~,~ t~.
!.te*-I-Ia.. AII,y. 234
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18M ~-',OV/128-59-3-17/711
AUTHOR: Kreshchanovskiy, N.S. Candidate of Technical Sciences,
Silayev, A.F.,Candidate of Technical Sciences,
Sheshenev, ~1L-_r1_,,,...Engineer

TITLE: The Influence of Small Admixtures of Foreign ?,Tatter
on the Structure and on the Heat Pesistance of Large
Castings of Steel Type 12KhllV2NW-L.
PERIODICAL: Liteynoye Proizvodstvo, 1959, Nr 3, PP 39-42 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: It has been realized that the use of austenite type
steel for castings of turbin8s and f;ttings operating
at steam temperature of 600 to 610 Celsius is not
suitable. The rasons are: high price and weak techno-
-
logical qualities. Therefore dur
ing the recent years
for this purpose perlite type and semi-ferrite type
steel have been introduced in the Soviet Union and in
foreign countries. The tests showed that perlite type
and especially semi-ferrite type steel of the type
Kh11 at correct alloying with 11'o' TV'V ' and Nb is able
Card 112 to operate at the above said temperature conditions.

SOV/128-59-3-17/31
"he Influence of Small AWmixtures of Foreigr ',Tatter on the 'Struc-
ture and on the Heat Resistance of T~arge Castings of Steel Type
12 X I I V2 Nrq-F - L
In case these foreign structure particles are mixed at
correct proportion, this alloyed steel allows the pro-
duction of large steel castings, which have the neces-
sary heat resistance. This paper describp- the tests
made with steel of the type 12Khl1V2NMF-L, to which
several small admixtures have been added. Laboratory
and shop tests had been made with barium, cerium, zir-
conium and calcium metal. Small admixtures of these
elements have promoted the cristallization of the steel.
The shop tests have been carried out in an electric
furnace of 4 tons capacity. These tests have been com-
pared with the table established by Tarsen-T.1iller. The
best result showed an alloy with added aluminum, barium,
and calcium. Tensile strength improved to 9,4 k,P per
square millimeter from 7 kg rer sq. mm of steel with-
out any admixture. Correspondingly the heat resistance
Card 212 was higher too. There are 7 tables, 9 gra-nhs -.nd 1
micro-photo.

FEIX)RT3CIV-fIJTIKOV, G.P., karid.tekhn.nauk; SHNSHENW, M.F., irlzh.
High-chromium semiferrite steels for blades and rotors of
steam turbines operating at temperatures from 5750 to 6000-
[Trudy] TSNIIT14ASH 100-162-182- 159. (MM 13:7)
(Chromium steel)
(Metals at high temperature)

SILAYEV, A.F., kand.tekhn.nauk; FEWIJTSOV-LUTIKOV, G.P., kand.tekhn.
nauk; SHESHENEV, M.F., kand.tekbn.nauk
Properties of l2KbllV21W-L steel castings. Metalloved.i. term.
obr.met. no.6:2-7 Je 160. (KRA 13: 7)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledavatellskiy inatitut tekhnologii
i mshinostroyeaiya.
(Steel cautings--Testing)

S/137/62/000/004/121/201
A06oAloi
AUTHORS: Sheshenev, M. F., Marinenko, L. S.
TITLE: TOUghness study of heat-resistalit 12% chrome steel
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 4, 1062, 54-55, abstract
41323j (V sb. "Issled. novykh zharoprochn. splavov dlya energetiki",
Moscow, Mashgiz, 1961, 151-163)
TFXT- The high level of ak in 12% Cr-steel and semi-ferritic steel should*
be ensured already during the process of forging by a better treatment of the
metal structure. In -the production of castings and large forgings from steel of
this class It is expedient to add gorophillic elements (modifiers), especially
alumino-barium-calcite alloy, to the metal, thus raising the ak of the cast
metal considerably.
T. Rumyantseva
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
Card 1/1

-37862
S/123/62/000/009/002/017
A052/A101
AUTHORS: Shesheney M. F-, Marinenko, L. S.
TITLE: Investigation of toughness of 12% chromium heat-resisting steel
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, no. 9, 1962, 19-20, 'i
abstract 9A119 (V sb. "Issled. novykh zharoprochn. splavov dlya
energetiki". Moscow, Mashgiz, 1961, 151-163)
TEXT: The results are presented of the investigation of toughness of
3Y, 756 (E1756) (12% Cr) steel samples with a different C content (0-05 - 0.27%) in
a forged and cast state. The investigation was carried out for selecting material
suitable for large seamless forged steam turbine rotors. The toughness of cast
,.etal is very.low and that of well-forged metal is high, independently of the
C content. The decisive factor determining the toughness level is the size of
ferrite grain (crushing leads to an increase of ak). It is recommended to add
modifiers (Al-Ba-Ca addition alloy) when casting steel, increasing considerably
ak Of the cast metal.
r
:Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
I
card 1/1

SHESHENEV, M.F- kand.tekhn.nauk
Effest of copper additions on the mechanical properties of
12 0/0--hromium steel. (Trudy] TSNIITMASH 1059108-113 162.
(Chromium steel-TestinR) (Copper) (WRA 15j8)

S/590/62/105/000/008/015
1031/1242
AU-2,11ORS 3heshenev, I*. Z~-. , Can-lidate of Technical Sciences
-'anj-1 i~r~tova, I.V. , La,.
'ffccL of' cob,-~lt on the structure and properties
of 121,'- chromimn steel
'--'sentrfilInyy
institut tekhnolo.-ii
v-105, lq62, 114-124
I-XT: Thp existim,
0
hen:u-resistin- properties of steel
dictory. A 12',". Cr steel o' the 1`11
cobalt content varyin- from 0.4 to
niuchno-issledovatellskiy
i mashinostroyeniya. Trudy.
the effect of cobalt on
on
are scarce and often contra-
756 (E1756) type with the
3.68% was selected for study.
Card 1/2

S/590/62/105/000/008/015
1031/1242
-7ffect oL cobalt on the :~tructura ...
The addition ai cobalt shr-rply improved the heat-resisting proper-
ties ,.nd, erl)oci-lly, the creep behavior of the 12~ Cr steel at
600-6300C. '-,'1-,e maxi.-itun e.L'firict was obtained with 1-5-2%, Co. Since
the addibion oil, cob,-~lt h-o no effect on the precipitation of age-
h-rdenin-: elements likn or molybdenum in the ferrite solid
Sol-'Iti-)n,' the totighenin- effect is probably due to the contraction
o
::
' 1 c. 1. t i c ern -'eters (fro::t 2.8669 to 2.8657 1) caused by the
diffusion of cobalt in the solid solution. There are 4 figures
and 7 tables.
Card 212

kleat-Resiatant Chromium Steel (Cont.) SOV/6539
alloying of heat-resistant nonaustenitic steels and other
p:-(:)blems of the heat-resistance theory are discussed.
Engineering recommendations are made on the whole cycle of'
;n0at-treatment- procedure applied to indicated steels. No
personalities are mentioned. There are 63 references;
44 Soviet, 16 English, and 3 Czech.
,."A~3LF -)P CONTENTS):
3
PART I, SOME FROGLEMS OF HEAT-RESISTANCE
THEORY AND BASIC PRINCIPLES OF
ALLOYING NONAUSTENITIC STEEL
!jl. 1. Modern Concepts of Mechanisms of Plastic Deformation
and Fracture Under Creep Conditions 5
Mlechanism of plastic deformation 7
,"ard 2 /6

L 22294-66
ACC NR, -- AP6009811
of 5 mm cut from turbine blades show that the limiting lp~g term strengtb
Jof this steel (TsZh-5) at 5800C and a service life of_trm thousand hours
i 2 TsZh 516teel is an
iIs about 17 kgf/mm . The article concludes that a
Andustrially promising material for production of-ca-s-t-turbine blades.
10rig. art. has: 5 figures and 5 tables. Lf
SUB CODE: 11 , 13 / SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG REF: 007/
nat

MALYIJK, V.I.;,
Attachement for taking photographs by means of I/LBS-1 and 1,MMS-2
microscopes. Vrach. delo no. 1:119-220 161. (MIRA 14:4)
1. Kafedra anatomii (zav. - prof. A.P. Lyubomudrov) Llvovskogo
meditsinskogo institLta.
.(PHOTOMICROGWHY)

5YES-~NITIA, G.G.; KOROL' , A.N~
Amount of stationary liquid and the effectiveness ol~' a filled co"umn.
Yhur. priki. khirn. 38 no.7,1624-162-5 J! 165. (MIRA 18-7)

ZVMV, A.G.; POPOV, V.F.; FADEYEV, I.I.; BABUSHKIN, V.I.; BERLOVICH, I.L.;
BOCHKO, A.M.; BURLACHENKO, S.Ye.; GARBUZOV, V.F.; DMITRICHEV, P.Ya.;
DUITDUKOV, G.F.; ZWBIN, I.D.; KOROVUSHKIN, A.K.; KORSHUNOV, A.I.;
KlJZIN, M.G.; KUTUZOV, G.A.; LYSKOVICH, A.A.; MASHTAKOV, A.M.;
MIXHBYBV, V.Ye.; NIKELIMMG, P.M.; POSKONOV, A.A.; ROMANOV, G.V.;
SOSIN, I.F.; SOSNOVSKIY, V.V.; POVOLOTSKIY, M.M.; URYUPIR, F.A.;
KHARIONOVSKIY, A.I., CHULKOV, F.S.; SHESHERO, N.A.; SHITOV, A.P.;
SHUVALOV, A.M.; YANBUJMTIN, K.Eh.
Arsenii Mikhailovich Safronov; obituary. Fin.SSSR 18 no.11-95
N 157. (MIRA 10:12)
(Safronov, Arsenii Mikhailovich, 1903-1957)

NOVOZIIILOV, A.
Work on QRP. Radlo no.5:31 My 161. O"[Da 14:7)
1. Radiostantsiya UAlDQ, g. Leningrad. (for Novozhilov).
2. Radiostantsiya UAOWB., g. Abakan,, Khakasskaya avtonomnaya oblast,
(for Sheshin).
(Amateur radio stations)

RESIHIN, A.
Eirth cf' n,-~,w -,h--'nzs. Kryl.roci. l.' ro.A:4-5 Je 16-'-'.
(M:FA, 19:1)
1. Dlachallnlk Moskovskogo oblastnogo aerokluba.

SOV/110 :;9 ::1-5/25
AUTHORS; Golub-a-va V.P,- Engineer and Sh~~shin, B.A~ ErigLn--~er
TITLE. A Ciz,~uit-Clcser for a High-,P~,~~er ~Laboxa-tory
(Vkly-u--hayush~:hiy apparat dlya b--1:shDy
moshchnost- 0
PERIODICAL4V,3sxnik elekltropromyshlenno~t-i, 19.5-9c NT 5t PP 18 22 (USSR)
ABSTRACT; AC(vra-,r.,- high-speed zircult-clusez~~ are required -in high
p,~wsr :esting stations. Hith-ertc- Soviet ~quiptaervt of this
kind has not had suffi--iently stable! ~)pesating time and
did not -the at -.-he required instants This
ar~icie des-ribes a nawly devel-:~Di-d arid tested -hree-phasa
Crir-u3t-:I:~s,er type VA-12, in-t:en~ed fcr .uryencs up to
3`10 kA at 11,2 kV witth cperating-time. --,ariations not ;zrea--.er
-:ha.-i , ! ele(-Tri-,al dt~ gi e -3 s ,Under normal ccnditi~~-ns the
equipi"nt can Barry 120 kA fcjr 0.3 sac3nds and in
em~,,rgansy for ent~ S~~:cnd. The circuit- closer c;--iisisT-s of
three independent poles ea..h anclosed in its own tank uLnder
an air pressurf of 6 a--m, All mechanical mov--ng parts ave
within the tank, &%roiding the nead for spe-:Lal seals~
A :r~rsss-sectiona'*drawing of one pcl,~ of the equipmew. is
Card 1/3 given in Fig I and thz- mechanical constru-.,,ion is dej---iLbed.

A Circuit-.Clcspr fear a High. P~)war
9 5,5
Most of' the variation in operating lEirite of previous
circt0t.- ~Iosers o~urred -ch,~~ -'r-kgger was t-., -,pp,:--l
by an ordinary eloctro magne,~i- :ril, In tb,~ n~!w
equipment the operating --oil is anerg-Ised by the
disc-harge through it off a cf III --farads
char~ged to 77 kV, When the ~:urrent p3ss&s through the
operating :coil, currenT is indliv.-.1 -in an aluminilim %Iisc;
res~cing on it- thj~ disc: is L-apidly and
strikas the trigger, The di~-:-; strxke-s -hiE- -f-Lzver -vih
a ki-neti-: -me:rgy about -tweniv t_lmes -h,3,.r requirpi tc~ trip
the I-rigge-,.. Thus, he t.-ripp-ing do~!s --ic-, ~~p-and
on fri.:,~:Lonal foz-_-2,~; but 3-rily on -,hn voltag.=, i,,.) -which the
capacit-cr.k was r:harged. The trlsF~- trIpping ~jma is
x 10~-- sr7,:- and Iche tc+m.l operar.-.ng f-.-ni
cf ~~apa7lT--~r :~h_=
i:,onta,..,~._4 -c~u:;h 2s O~029 lri--
rz, ~t*e-open tha main ,s -hi~ springs-
The i~onstru:;,~ion of the 1-3 I~s:xibx-d.
The cf ~h~~ s aiid
xritez-l.)~-_ks is ~-~Pla.Anxid, P .:3.= .ga~inst
Card 2/3 c, v e r"a T.)_ c., n i "E" -. h t, a -1 r Pr e s ~~ -U S ~ I U 1 17) -

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P~"le 1!~ :ep~-cdll-,ocl ~Lll Fl-p" ~11E un,- ojf~lgh--4 t j 11
li~- u J cml 2 -Z.1 ell 1 n
all -lh~~ A u i s .2c p t t h ~? V. a h Ti d
,.Olv:.~.,~ned IT, ~h~ pan-11. . -~Para-tcn ~-f the
Th ~
f~ o n ' r o 2. v , u.% ~4 p I ~ A. n d h -~ E- 1 e n K e v 1 k n
and s~.griall-.Lng p T k, v 1)
c, f o n -a p c, '-, e c u d a f L
~000 .-perati-2nq of -..,p~-u-ing --~~h
utieasu---smEnt cf -h-- ft ].,;fl ag i~t
insulation -test 9 at k,r ~-n-j 10 lvna-m4, and
i-lberinal stabi"-.L':y and alsc- -mak,ng -apaii'y. Tlo~
ipst.,~ show-=d ~haf 1,he vqzLipment .-,7 znachani~--.-Alljv
the cnnta-.t sys,(err cps:,ates sarxsfa,-~.-c-rily
rated -uxrrn~ ajid the .1-n time ~~re
Within the Y-3quirad limit~y~ One -LE lic1p; 11I
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