SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHNAYDMAN, L.O. - SHNEPERMAN, L.B.

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SEMAYDM&N, L.O.
[Production of synthetic ascorbic acid (vitamin 01 Proizvodetvo
sinteticheskoy askorbinovoi kisloty; vitamina C. Xoskva, Pishche-
promizdat, 1948. 227 P. (MINA 9:7)
(ASCORBIC ACID)

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evemen't of processes of lactwiptlim and enoffi-A-
K~nr &vlonic acid./L. 0. Shnakf=,m.
sslRavatel.'
'Sl~
Trudy Vsesoytin.
I,- v
-
X4ur .
a2-41 (19W.-Enolization of di~toa- "-Qxo-L-gubn:c acid
occurs best of 1111 in a small Vol. of CHCN; for esterificatfon
0.22 1. EtOH/kg. gulonic arid hydrate is wed; the best
7amt. of CIICI, is 1-1.1 mouohydrate, with addn. of
0.05 kg./k-g. HCI in the 1st slep, and 0.0215 Lg.,/Lg. in 2nd
StLp. C, M. Kosolarjoff

SEEKAYMAN. L.O.. spet~red.-, RYZHOVA, X.S., red.; YAROV, E.K.. takhn.red.
(Vitamin industry; a concise manual] Vitaminnaia prom7ohlennost';
abornik. No.3 [Automatization of the production of synthetic
ascorbic acid] Avtomatizataiia protsessov proizvodst-va sinte-
tichaskoi askorbinovoi kisloty. 'Koskva, Pishchepromizdat. 1956.
26 p. (MIRA 12:3)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) MinisterBtvo promy'shlennosti, prodo-
vollstvannykh tovarov. Otdel tekhnicheakoy informatsii.
(Ascorbic-acid)

SHNAYDMAN, L.O., kandidat tekhaicheakikh nauk, speteredaktor; PRITYKINA.
-:~*.~,t~~-'.-,t~~
.A.. tedaktor; CHEBYSHEVA, Ye.A., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Vitamins] Vitaminy. Moskva. Fishchepromizdat. Ft.l. 1956. 141 p.
(MIRA 10:2)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministerstvo promyshlennosti
prodovol'Btvennykh tovarov.
(VITAMINS)

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SHNAYDMAIT, Lev Oelpovich;-SAVINOV, B.G., doktor tekhn.nauk, retsenzent-,
~ , - ~ " ~~' A
~ - '.-5., inzb., reteensont; BRLIKOVA, L.S., red.; SOKOLOVA,
L.A., tekhn.red.
[Production of vitamins] Proizvodstvo vitaminov. Moskva,
Plahchopromizdat, 1958. 413 P- (WRA 12:2)
(Vitamins)

SIWAYIVAN, L..O..--kand.tekhn.nauk
Use of ascorbic acid and prospects for the expansion of its
production. Vitaminy no.595-22 259. (1-aTRA 14--r,)
1. Ve---aoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy vitar-innyy institut.
(ASCORBIC ACID)

SENAYDWT, L.O.; DULICHINA, B.M.; MAVRICHEVA, O.A.; SHEVYlaVA, O.N.
Methods for the isolation of diacetone sorbose from the reaction
mass in the production of ascorbic acid. Trudy VNIVI 6;48-52
'59. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Vsesovuzuyy nauchno-iseledovatellsirly vitaminnyy institut.
Tekhnologicheakaya laboratoriya.
(SORBOSS)

SWYD "~-LMICHINA, B.M.; MLVRICHEVA, O.A.; SHEVYREVA, O.N.
Oxydation of diacetone sorbose by permanganate. Trudy VNIVI
6:52-54 159. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy vitaminnyy institut.
Tekhnologicheskaya laboratoriya.
(SORBOSE)

SHNAY'DMAN, L.O.; SHICVYREVA, O.N.
Improvement of proceeaes for the iaolation of cyrstalline sorbose.
Trudy vNivi 6:6o-62 159. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Vseeoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy vitaminnyy inistitut.
Tekhnologichaskaya laboratoriya.
(SCIRBOSIC)
1~

SHNAYNAN, L.O.; DULICHINA, B.M.; MAVRICUEVA, O.A.; SHEVYREVA, O.N.
Reducing loss in the recrystallizatiou of ascorbic acid. Trudy
VNIVI 6:62-64 159. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy vitaminnyy institut.
Tekhnologicheskaya laboratoriya.
(ASCORBIC ACID)

SHNAYDMAN, L.O.; DULICHINA, B.M.
Precise definition of some problems of the new technology for
the production of carotene from carrots and aquAsh. Trudy vRIvI
6:110-115 159. (KERA 13:7)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy vitaminnyy institut.
Tekhnologicheskaya laboratoriya,
(CAROTMM)

SENAYDRAN., L.O.; FAVLOTA, A.M.
Stability of a vitamin A concentrate from fish oil. Trudy VNIVI
6.-116-118 159. (MIRA 13:7)
1. VseooybLzW nauchno-iseledovateliskiy vitaminnyy institut.
Tekhnologicheskaya laboratoriya.
(VITAMINS--A)

SMAYMM, L.O.; SILAXHOVA, M.F.
Production of vitamin me~Ll from lucerne. T= 6:14&
151 '59. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Vsesoyuznv7 nauchno-issledovatellskiy vitaminnyy institut.
Tekhnologicheskaya laboratoriya.
(G&MTM)

SHNAYDMAN, L.O.; SILING, M.I.; Prinimala uchastiye: PROKHORENKO, L.V.
Studies in the production of pyridinecarboxylic acids. Report No.
2: Synthesis of isocinchomeronic acid by oxidation of 2-methyl-.5-
ethylpyridine nitric acid under atmospheric pressure. Trudy
VNIVI 8:15-11 '61. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Kbimiko-tekhnologicheskaya laboratoriya Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-
issledovatel'skago vitaminnogo in5tituta.
(Isocinchomeronic acid)

SHNAYDMAN, L.O.; KUSHCHINSKAYA, I.N.; Prinimali uchastiye: SILING, M.I.;
S.V.; SHEVYREVA, O.U.; RYUMINA, N.V.; VASIL'YE'VA, G.A.
~Iatalytic oxidation of diacetone-L--sorbo5e in diacet3ne-2-kew-
L -gulonic acid with atmospheric oxygen. Trudy VNIVI 8:13-22
,61. (KEU, 14:9)
(Sorbose) (Gulonic acid)

SHMAYDMAN, L.O.; KUSHCHINSKAYA, I.N.
Complex reprocessing of the fruits of the dog rose for vitamin
preparations. Trudy VNIVI 8:66-71 161. (MIF.#, 14:9)
1. Khimiko-tekhnologicheskaya laboratoriya Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-
issledovatel'skogo vitaminnogo instituta.
(ijog rose) (Vitamins)
DENSHCHIKOVY Mikhail, Tikhonovich, kand.tekhn.nauk; SILIN, P.M., prof.,
red.; VESEIDV, I.Ya., prof., red.; SMIRNOV, V.A., prof., red.;
RZHEKHIN, V.P., red.; LEBEDEV, P.P., ?ed.; KOVALENKO, Yu.T., red.;
KUPCHINSKIY, P.D., red.; BENIN, G.S., red.; FIYANKOV, A.G., red.;
~LWXYQHQipwimQwj red.; MOREV, N.Ye., red.; SHKAIN, M.M., red.;
TULGAKOV, N.I., red&.; MAYOROV, V.S., red.; TERNOVSKIY, N.S., red.;
RAZUVAYEV., N.I., red.; OGORODNIKOV, S.T., red.; BURMAN, M.Ye., red.;
KHOLOSTOV, V.A., red.; NAMESTNIKOV, A.F., red.; NASAKIN, T.N., red.,
KOVALEVSKAYA, A.I., red.; KISINA, Ye.I., tekhn. red.
[Wastes from the food industry and their utilization] Otkhody
pishchevoi promyshlennosti i ikh ispollzovanie. Izd. 2., dop. i
perer. Moskva, Pishchepromizdat, 1963. 615 P. (MIRA 16:6)
(Food industry-By-products)

SHNAYDMAN, M.A.
Invewtigating the precision o~ the computing members of simulating
devices. Avtom. i telem. 14 no.2:1164-176 Mr-Ap '53. (MIRA 10:3)
(Automatic control) (Electronic calculating machines)

TGPILIN, Ivan Vasillyeviche MAIRMA"J., redaktor; GRARARNIK, A.Z.,
redaktor; OYSTRAIr , Y.G., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[The cyclical work schedule is the basis of high coal output)
Grafik tsiklichnosti - osnova vysokoi dobychl uglia. Alma-Ata,
Kazakhskoe gos. izd-vo, 1956. 16 p. (MIRA 9:10)
1. Nachallnik uchastka NO-5 shakhtY No-3 imeni Kirova kombinata
"Kara&!ndaugol"' (for Topilin)
(Coal minea and mining)

G., redaktor-. Zrh OVETSKAYA,T.,
Y, itaks Ios if ovich; VAL' SUEYN,
r aktor; OYSTBAKH, V., tekhnicheskikh redaktor
(A new, efficient method of mine timbering] Novy-i effek+iv-nvi sposob
upravlnniia krovlei. Alma-Ata, Kazakhskoe gos. izd-vo,,1956. 22 p.
(MLEA 9:10)
1. Machallnik tekhnich8Bkogo upravleniya kombinata gEaragandaugol"
(for Sh-naydman)
(Mine timbering)

INOZA4TSIV, Pavel Petrovich; POLOZHIY, Fedor Mikhaylovich; SHNAYDuN.
_Mak%_1A4Aifovich; CHIRICASSKIY, Ppliks Borisovich, LidWA-6RIffifty,
Dmitrij~ Markovich; POZIN, Yevgeniy Zalomanovich; LSVIN. N.F.,
otvatstvennyy redaktor; KOL%IIYTSEV, A.D., redaktor izdatelletva;
KCROVMEOVA, Z.A., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
CHechanization of coal loading in mines of the Karaganda Basin]
Mekhanizatsiia havalki uglia na shakhtakh Karagandinskogo ugoll-
nogo basseina. Moskva. Ugletekhizdat, 1956. 171 P. (MLRA 9:9)
(Karaganda Basin-Coal mining machinery)

SMIMMAN, M.L
7,
Problems in
mines in the
-3-14 Ag '56.
the further technical development of "Karagandaugol'"
sixth five-year plan. Test.AH Kazakh.SSR 12 no.8.-
(MLRA 9:12)
1. Rachallnik tekhnicheskogo upravleniya kombinate. "Karagandaugol'.11
(Karaganda Basin--Coal mines and mining)

P 7"1
SIffIIULYAY'-,VA, Irudmila Matveyevna; 244 otvetstvenW red.;
GOLUBYATIIIKOVA, G.S., red.izd-va; NADEBSKAYA, A.A., tekhn.red.
[Possibilities for increasing labor productivit7 in the coel
industry] Rezervy povyehentia proizvoditelinosti truda v ugollnoi
prom,yahlennosti. Moskva, Ugletekhizdat, 1957. 124 p. (MIRA 11:6)
(Coal mines and mining) (Iabor prodnetivity)

AUTHOR;
TITLE: -T1i_e1~:e_ot_r_on_Tc_ dire POtentimIc-te:r- (Elektroar.Va model' provol0ch-
nogo poten`610M-tray Russian)
PERIODICAL: Avtomatika i Telemekhanika, 1957, Vol 181 Nr 7, pp 669-677
(U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: A model of a wire potentiometer is shown which serves as elerwrit for
the -transmitter of an automatic regulator. The schema presented
shows the non-linear static characteristic of the wire potentio-
meter, takIng into consiaeration. the play in the slide as well as
in the winding pitch. Here the non-linear element in the case of
thyratrons ana that on the basis of a relay with a more exact non-
14--lear characteristic controlling the dion key is given.
The of the scheme, the calculation of its parameters,
and the 7tlassification of the distortions of the step-character-
istic output voltage as well as the results of the experiments
are giver.
The greatest distortions develop on the occasion of the
adaption Df the scheme to the mini-a- number of steps. The
voltage must be kept constant until the formation of a now stepp
if the Jntegrator is airitdhea off. In this case the distortions
are derenaent on tvo basic factors: The presence of the loss-
Card 1/2

ZAYTSEV, S.I., otv.red.; SUROVA, V.A.. red.izd-va;
IGHADIRtA, L.I., red.izd-va; PROZOROVSKAYA, V.L., tekhn.red.;
10MILINA, L.N., tekhn.red.
[Efficiency of using new equipment in coal mines] Effektivnost' pri-
meneniia, novoi tekhniki na ugollnykh shakhtakh.~ Ugletekhizdat, 1958.
91 P. (MIRA 12:3)
(Karaganda Basin--Coal mines and mining)

SB2TAYDMAN. M.I.
Outlook for the development of coal mining in the Karaganda
Economic Region. Vest. AN Kazakh. SSR 14 no.2:37-47 F 158.
(MIRA 11:2)
l.Nachallnik tekhnicheskogo upravleniya kombinata "Karagandaugoll.11
(Karaganda Economic Rogion-Coal mines and mining)

SHITATDHAN, 114 1
Economic efficiency of Introducing the use of cutter-loaders in
Yaraganda Basin coal mines. Ugolt 33 no.10:30-32 0 158.
(MIRA 11:11)
1. Kombinat Xaragandaugoll.
(Karaganda Basin--Goal mines and mining) (Coal Miningimaebinery)

PHASE I DOD& X1110ITITIC31 SOV/" I I
Lomf ... ntsty. po -aPr-- t-olit I p,c-.aly. diskr.ttykh .,t-tIah-.1Likh state.,
1958
T ... iy. i p,inc-nly, di~kr-t.ykh .,".,ttih,,kJkh all'-I t-dy kC1f.r.nt.II
(Theory and Application of Discrete Atit-tia ryat-1 Transaction.% of the
C.- .... c.) Mca-, A4 53~,R, 19-.0. 572 p. 5,XO copies pli.t.d.
Spc.s,ri.g lCo.cy, a.dastly. -ak =R. koalt.t SSM P. .,t-ti-
tch-kcau pravlmoiyu. Inxtttut. avtammtLkj I t,lem4khaniki.
Dlitirtal 8~di M.A. Gavrtlov, Doctir of Tcthbilcal Soiancei, Yu.V. D.1golanka,
Voctor If Technical Salinas., 7.A. X.t.11.1k-, C.mild.t. or T.chni-I Scl.m-.
A.Y.. L.-ir, Doctor of Technical I.S. Ko .... nov (5clentiric jonre"ry),
G.S. Pwp.l.,, Doctor of T-1,mic.1 I.A. F.l'db.-, Doctor of T.ohio.l
sa.-" &.V. Fhr-,j,, C.ndld,t. of T.ahiaal r4i,n .... .. I Y..Z. T.ypkt..
Doctor of Technical Sciono4s; Rasp. W.1 T..Z. TaTpkin, Doctor c-f T-hnic.1
Sciences; Ed. If Nbli,hl.g House, M.L. P.1g.l.t.kiy~ Tian. Fd., S.G. F-V.,iah.
PURPOSE: Th~so trans,ctiona are lhtemisd for th~ a-bire of the confernma arut
other stcInlista in autastla c-trol.
COVERAU, In. C. th. Froblom. of Th,iry anl Application of Dice-te
Aut t-k P11-ft In !o-w f- Slpt~t-r 22 to ~15, 19~8. It was
the f' d- --f-d tO dis-Lsi- or th. p-.1,ant t~t_ If tho th-ry
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"n I. r.~P-r. at th, i~- 1- di~-,!-d Into fo-
In the fiz'L Krcu;) rPt "-zatlin T-itshing cir-Iti are dl-ussil As will - mati!ads
of relay caotrul .1st-, In pnrticulAr pLant I~e car-trot a73t*13 in uhl-.h ire
ra-li-i cT'-I1s1 Prta-los s' t~ crIlak :h, --1 gr:.,t, or -,-rs Is'
d-It-d ti '-be -'IT"-- '-~l -Yrt~"L' If ,I,- ith uriat'lo
of ;mLI64 syst-A with io-ral pile, ccacrimintv. to th. -t'17 of o'lf--:-'aI'I-U0o
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AUTHOR: Shnaydman, M. A.
CODE: UR/0000/66/000/000/0364/0376
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TITLE: High-SDeed self-adjusting automatic control system with highly noise-re8istant
self-adjusting circuits
SOURCE: Moscow. Institut avtomatiki i telemekhaniki. Samoobuchayushchiyesya
avtomaticheskiye sistemy (Self-instructing automatic systems). Moscow, Izd-vo
Nauka, 1966, 364-376
TOPIC TAGS: self adaptive control, automatic control circuit, random noise signal
ABSTRACT: This work presents a method of self-adjustment based on the correlation
method of determining f equency characteristics and develops a principle for design g
self-adjusting s, b erating under high-level noise conditions. An analysis is
made of accuracy of the correlation method of determining frequency characteristics,
and methods are given for selecting frequency and amplitude of the test signal and
length of period for computing mutual correlation function. In accord with this
principle are adduced the bas-,.c considerations for embodying the self-adjustment
circuits in hardware. The topics covered are principles of high-speed self-adjusting
system design, method of self-adjustment using the correlation method of determining
frequency characteristics, formation of self-adjustment signals, and certain matters
involving equipment to effectuate self-adjusting circuits. Final control elements in
Card 1/2

SBNMKAF, M.I. - ~A.ekonomichsskikh nauk
Rconomic effectiveness of using the 1-52M narrow range c-atter-
loader. Ugoll 35 no.11156-57 X 16o. (MIRA 13:12)
(Coal mining machinery)

N.J., kand. ekonom nauk
Efficiency of using B nlct6l support ir, lon~r4allo af
Karaganda Basin mines. 0901' 38 no.12,47-.49 163.
(KIRA 17;5)
1. Gosudarstvennyy proyektna-konsrruktorskiy i
eksperimentalIny-y Ingt.',';al. ugallnogo mash-'riostroyeniya.

ALEKIIIN, F.K.; ALOTIN, L.M.; ALTAYEV, Sh.A.; ANTONOV, F.Ye.;
MZIK, Yu.Ya.; BELEIIIKIY, D.M.; BRATCHRIKO, B.F.,
gornyy inzh.; BRENNER, V.A.; BYR Ki,, "U.; VALISHTEYIJ,
G.I.; YMIOLEVOK, N.S.; ZHISLIN, i.M.; IVANOV, V.A.;
IVMICHENKO, G.Ye.; KVON, S.S.; KODYK, G.T.; KRDIENCHUTSKIY,
N.F.; KURDYAYEV, B.S.; KUSHCHANOV, G.K.; MASTER, A.Z.;
PREGERAZHENSKAYA, Ye.I.; ROZENTALT, Yu.M.; RUDOY, I.L.;
RUSHCHIN, A.A.; RYBAKOV, I.P.; SAGINOV, A.S.; SAMSONOV,
M.T.; SERGAZIN, F.S.; SKLEPCHUK, V.M.; USTINOV, A.M.;
UTTS, V.N.; FEDOTOV, I.P.; KHRAPKOV, G.Ye.; SHILENKOV,V.N.;
SalAYDMAN I BOYKO, A.A., retsenzent; SUROVA, V.A.,
v ~d -.'- i-'e- ~-.',
(Mining of coal deposits in Kazakhstan] Razrabotka ugoll-
rrykh mestorozhdenii Kazakhstans. Moskva, Nedra, 1965. 292 p.
(VIRA 18: 5)

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laningrod. GlaTmays, gootizichemkoya cbss~toriya

Yoproy flaiki prissismogo sLc7a
vo&dWtha (Problems In the FAysl-of the
Wear-Smrfwa Air Layer) 1-Ingrsd, (Sidrmtemislat, 1958, "a pd
(Series; 1tv. Trodr, vyp. TT) 1,300 eoldos rrint44.
Sp - - - ring Agency; WSR. Ob-.70 Std-t-rol-Ochesko7
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Processes that take place In tAe bamdoW lVvr of the stmoff*4m.
COnMAOX: Thl. P,~U.-tloo contains 13 articles d4aling with the pbyst"I prooesss,s
of n - - - urf"* air ams.... Th. "search work was done 1. 1956. The basic ot
In related to the formation of hoarfrost and fog and to the affect of the eos~
darmatIm pro's as* CA therael ccoUtims. Scas articles deal with the methods
feV*muring and Laputing the --In meteorologic features of the now aurfamms
Cord 4 air wasses others with the L- of stmompberlo turwalmemme. Ike
articles . .1"td with =- =rsam, an& tables.
ft.s"A.- T.A. The Relation letweas the Tomrstabla Pressure! F14244 amA WN
VIM DIstrIlmtIon la a Boundary Lqvr 63
Tarnopol' ski;, A.0. Common DetermLoartios of the latwe at MatmormleAs -
11smants and of the 8pecifle W=Utguvw Feetwes I& a Atmoapberle
Boundary Lmyer TR
T847tla, G.M. Certain Kethoda Vir Vatemd2bg am fmgM~tmo at
ROTIXOGW Tmebalmal Diffedom T6
002-b~, 1.G.,T.V.D-7%dLkm, an& E.T. Struve. leftlU at t1w
K."uramset of tp-LM ThROMMS602i"L Preo"ties at 96a *Miar
Natural coms"U"m - - 79
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AUTHOIRS.: Laykhtman, D L
TITLE: Criteria for a Steady Turbulence in Jet Currents
PERIODICkL: Meteorologiya i gidro1oLc,----ya, 1960, 11o. 12, pp. 11 - 13
T--,,T: The.authors describe the relationshiD between the uarameters of
turbulence and the meteorological elements measured in the aerological
network. They give a formula for the Eradient .vind-in the regfon of jet
currents-;-- to-, calculate the turbul,ence coef-ficient k, the wind turbulence
C12 , and the thickness 2H of the tu rbUlence layer, they use the eouations
of motion, as viell as the equation for the equilibrium of turbulence
energy given in Ref.2 (taking account of the dissipation of tu--bulence
energy in heat). Fi-.1 shors a diaL;rau for thd dimensionless quantities
and x. x is aa parai-rieter vihi'ch can be deter mined from a trans-
k
H
cendental equation given here.'P.), r. and H a-H =x 2-,q
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Criteria for a Steady Turbulence in Jet- S/050/60/00b/012/002/005
Currents 3012/3054
All calculations can be made -,-,ith the aid of this dia.-ram. The authors
used the data of Ref.1, and calculatea the characteristics of turbulence
.14 ngrad. The resiilts agree,with the
for the jet current in the area, of,Le,
V
experimental data. n and x are functions of a certain parameter Y -,-,hich,
in its physical meaning, approximately corresponds to Richardson's number.
n can also be determined from a transcendental equation given here. There
are I figure, 1 table, and 2 Soviet re-ferences.
Fig. I
Pile. 1.
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D228/D305
A U "THR z_~hnaydmqn, -V - A.
TITLE:, Stationary waves in the tropopause region
FBRIGDICAL~ Referativnyy znurnal, Geofizika, no. 112, 1961,
47, abstract 12B285 (Tr. G1. geofiz. obse.-v-
1961, no. 1,07, 148-150)
TEXT~ A method of determining the len-ths of stationary waves
is stated for the case ,-ihen the temperature gradients in masses
separated by a division surface differ from each other. The re--
iationship of the thickness of the air layer to the parameters
of" the div-Lsion surface is given. A formula is introduced for
the ~,eriod of overloads acting on an aircraft during its flight
in an "undu-Latory" environment. fAbstractergs note., Complete
translation.-7
C--~lrd 1/1

SHITAYMAIN., V.A.
Turbulantia in the region of atmospheric interfaces. Trudy GGO
no.107:150-154 161. (.','!IRA 14:10)
(Atmospheric turbulence)

SHNAYDMAN, V.A.
Determination of the characteristics of the set atmospheric
turbulence in some layers of the free atmosphere. Trudy
UkrNI(24I no-31:54-59 162. (MIRA 16.11)

ACCESSION NR: AR4ol5475
SOURCE: RZh. Geofizika, Abs. 12B300
AUTHOR: Laykhtman, D. L.; Shna:~dman,,Y. A.
TITLE: Turbulence in the region of jet streams
B/Ol69/63/OOO/Ol2/B054/B054
CITED SOURCE: Sb. Materialy* Nauchn. konferentsii po aviats. meteorol. M., Gidrome-
teoizdat, 1963, 43-52
TOPIC TAGS: jet streams, geostrophic wind, turbulent pulsations, turbulence coef-
ficient, turbulent layer, temperature gradient, atmosphere, equations of motion
TRANSLATION: Equations establishing motion and equations of energy balance are
derived. The solutions of the equations of motion are constructed for the following
cases: 1) the velocity of the geostrophic wind does not depend on altitude, but is
different (changes by leaps) in the region of the jet streams (thickness 2h) and
above and below it; 2) the geostrophic wind is an exponential function of the alti-
tude. In both cases the pressure gradient is constant with altitude along the
direction of motion. The atmosphere is assumed to be infinite in extent upwards and
downwards from the jet stream axis. Formulas are obtained for the coefficient of
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ACCESSION NE: ARW15475
turbulence, the mean square velocity of turbulent pulsations and the thickness of
the turbulent layer (at the boundary of this layer, from determinations, the wind
for the first time attains the direction of the geostrophic wind). Graphics are
constructed for the computation of these values. All of these depend, in addition
.to the velocity of the geostrophic wind ana the vertical temperature gradient
determined in practice, on the parameter 4) , which is proportional to the value of
the turbulent energy diffusion in the adjoining layer and its dissipitation into
heat. L. Matveyev.
DATE ACQ: ogTan64
(iPqrd
-2/2-
SO CODE: AS, PH ENCL: 00

L14181-66 EWT(3.) /FCC GW
ACC NR: AT6004163 SOURCE CODE: UR/2531/65/000/167/0205/0210
AUTHOR: Laykhtman, D. L.; Shnavdman. V. L.
ORG: Main Geophysical Observatory, Len~pgrad (Glavnaya geofizicheskaya observato
ya)
TITLE: Wind and turbulent exchange close to frontal surfaces
SOURCE: Leningrad. Glavnaya. geofizicheskaya. observatoriya. Trudy, no. 1, 1965.
Fizika pogranichnogo sloya atmosfery (Physics of the boundary layer of the atmos-
phere), 205-210
TOPIC TAGS: atmospheric-turbulence, wind profile, atmospheric front
ABSTRACT: Wind profile and turbulent exchange close to frontal surfaces are deter-
mined from a closed system of equations. The proposed method may be used for find-
ing all dynamic parameters of the state of the atmosphere close to the interface
(component of wind velocity, vertical velocity and coefficient of turbulence) as a
function of external parameters -- wind shear, tempereture discontinuity at the in-
terface and thermal stratification of both air masses. A system of equations for a~
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stationary interface in the free atmosphere and the boundary conditions for the
problem are given. In the proposed model, it is assumed that -turbulence close to
the front is caused by high vertical gradients in velocity due to passage through
the interface. The intense transformation of kinetic energy.of the fundamental mo-
tion into turbulent energy which takes place here leads to agitation of some layer
on both sides of the interface. The thickness of the agitated layer is taken as
that in which 75% of all the turbulent energy is generated. The thickness of this
layer is determined by the wind shear and temperature discontinuity and by stratifi-.
cation of the separate air masses. The author considers the case where the coeffi--,
cients of turbulence in both air masses are the same and are independent of altitude,
and also the case where a difference in temperature stratification causes a differ-,
ence in the coefficients of turbulence in the warm and cold air masses. An expres-
sion is derived for the effect of thermal stability in one layer on the parameters
of turbulence in the other layer. A formula is given for the gustiness of the wind
in the frontal region. A future paper will be dedicated to extending this method to
the case of variation in geostrophic wind with altitude and time. Orig. art. has:
3 figures, 10 formulas.
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Shnsydman, Ya.A., 3molko, 7.1. -6-12'15
TITLE: The Stal"ility of the Latent Image in the Light-Sensitive
Layer of Certain Domestic Films for j,'otion Pictures and Photo-
graphy (Stabillnost' skrytogo izobrazheniya v svetoc*-uvstvitell-
nom sloye nekotorykh otechestvennykh kinofotoplenok)
P7KOI~ICAL: --hurnal.nauchnoy i prikladnoy fotografii i kinematografii,
10/58, Vol 3, Nr 6, DD 469-471 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Deterioration of the latent image in the light-sensitive
layer of the following Soviet films was studied: 1) infrachroma-
tic 1-760 film: 2) panchromatic film; negative film V;
4) negative film ANI; 5) negative film MZ; 6) positive film YZ.
The study also included correlations between stability and
conservplility of the photographic properties of unexposed
films under natural storing conditions, optical sensibiliza-
tion, size of the emulsion grains, etc. A film was cut into
two halves and each resulting strand again cut into several
small strips. The first half was exposed in the FSR-4 sensito-
meter. The second half was kept unexposed,-and strip by strip -
at determined intervals - exposed in the FSR-4 sensitometer
over the course of one year. Each strip Was compared with an
Card 112 analogous part of the first half, to determine its photo-

SHNAYDR, 7. [Snaidr, V.); Fl-i-HIER, F. [Fisert F.I.: KilorouNSKA, V. lo'Loiouns~--a,
KRAKORY,, P.; SPIOUSTA, Y. [Spousta, J.-I
,ornpa-ison of sens-vity of rrlycobaczeria bc-~.Dr-
arid I~hu:3e inolated from resecved material. Probl. tub. 41*~~
1614. (.MIRA 18:1?)
'I. IlZhjirllrgi,~heslwye otdelaniye (zav. V.Shnayir) Nauchrv-:~-
issledovateltskocyo instituta 'Uub#--rkuleza (direktor - dotsent
hiviFka) i klinika tuberkuleza (zav. - dougent R.Krzinvinka)
Insil, ~.uta vrachey, Pragn.

1, -- 0'5-07'-' -67
ACC IIR. AP6013316
Fig. 1. 1 - crane arm; 2 - brackets;
3 - intermediate Pivot; 4 - Pivot
Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE: 15Apr6l

SHNEE, A.Ya.,-doktor medonauk
Operative treatment of relapsing inguinal hernia. Khirurgila
36 no.12-.114-116 160. (MIRA 14:1)
1. Iz 2-go khirurgicheakogo otdeleniya (zar. A.Ya* Shnee) Moskov-
skoy gorodskoy bollnitsy No. 40 (glavnyy vrach YA.S. Shipatovskiy).
(HMWA)

SIATFE, Ya. I. Dr. Tech. Sci.
Dissertation: "Problem of the Fconor,--ical Gas Turbine." 'Moscow Order of Lenin
Power Fnc--ineerin,~- Inst., imeni V. M. Molotov, 2h Jan h7.
SO: Vechernyaya Moskva, Jan, 190 (Project T#17836)

kA N E-- F,
PHASE X TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 732 - X
BOOK Call No.: TJ778.S52
Author: SHNEE, YA. I., Prof.
Full Title: GAS TURBINE THEORY
Transliterated Title: Teoriya gazovykh turbin
PUBLISHING DATA
Originating Agency: None
Publishing House: State Scientific and Technical Publishing House of
Machine-Building Literature
Date: 1950 No. PP.: 386 No. of copies: 3,000
Editorial Staff
Editor: Dinerman, A. P.
Appraisers: Shcheglyayev, A. V., Prof. and Zherbin, S. M., Kand.
of Tech. Sci.
PURPOSE AND EVALUATION: This book is destine for workers of scientific
research institutes, design engineers and calculators and for students
of institutions of higher learning. In his study the author is
mainly concerned with stationary gas turbines used for power plants
and industry. Their application to aircraft is only occasionally
mentioned. However, the book might be useful for studying the thermo-
dynamic properties of gases as well as the effect of creepage on
materials used fo~? the construction of gas turbines. The book Is
translated into German: Theorie der Gasturbinen, published by
"Verlag Technik".. Berlin, 1952. V5

Teoriya gazovykh turbin
AID 732 - X
1. Cycles with heat supply at constant pressure Pages
2. Cycles with heat supply at constant volume
3. Heat supply at constant temperature
4. Cycles for multi-stage combustion and compression
Ch. III Thermodynamic Analysis of Gas Turbine Cycles,
with the Utilization of Heat from Exhaust Gases 66-140
1. One-stage cycle with heat supply at constant pressure
2. Cycle with multi-stage supply of heat and compression
3. Allowing for hydraulic losses in communications and
regenerator, and for loBses connected with inadequate
heating of the regenerator; allowing for hydraulic
losses; combined allowance for hydraulic losses and
for losses connected with inadequate heating
4. Cycles performed with a one-stage rotor
5. Cycles with the use of heat of exhaust gases in
steam turbines
6. Unit heating surface of the heat exchanger
7. Combined layouts of gas turbine power plants with
diesel compressors
Thermodynamic computations allowing for changeable
heat capacities 3/5

Teoriya gazov-ykh turbin AID 732 - X
Pages
Ch. VII Ways of Cooling the Gas Turbine Rotor 255-285
1. Lowering the temperature by means of water injection
2. Elimination of heat from the blading through the disc
3. Lowering the temperature of blades by direct cooling
Ch. VIII Prospects for the use of Gas Turbine Power Plants
in Various Fields of the National Economy 286-354
1. Gas turbines for electric power stations
2. Gas turbines in the chemical industry
3. Gas turbines in the blast-furnace industry
4. Gas turbines in the Navy
5. Gas turbines in the utilization of natural gases
Ch. DC Brief Review of Contemporary Gas Turbines 355-383
No. of References: Total 40, Russian 27 (1933-1948), others 13 (1924-
1947)
Facilities: None
5/5

SHNEE,,Ya.I.,qrof*os*r.
-_.; '.-~ 7 - , ~ -
Fifteenth anniversary of the death of the distiMaished prefesser
V.M.Makovskii. Energemashinestrainis no.6:29 Je '56. (MLRA 9:9)
(Makovskii, Vladimir Matvoevich, 1870-1941)

8(6'i, 141;~-,'
SOVI"112-59-4-6593
!'rz,rn: Referat,-"yy zhurnal. EIek,,r.-c-tekh----*Lka, 1959, Ii2~ 4,
29-30 "USSW
AU'l-K-OR: S~=ee, Ya. Knabe, G. A.
T"'' E: On the Da~~,Ign Cha-,,acterlstics of a Gas-Ttzxbine Oren-,~-'rg Cnm
S-:I-;d Fz~.el
PERIOD7.CAL: Tr. Kllp-r'kovBk. politekh. in-ta., 1957, Vol 24, ve 155-16-,
ABSTRACT: At preser-t, the diesel is the most eccnamica~
howe-~ez-, it 11--igh-grade liquid fuel and cons.-I-deTable exper-se fo=
12016 of the fuel co,30. Today's capacit of a dilese-l -,,mit -is up tc,
y
2, coo Howe-ier, with certain fuel prices, gas -t,-,=bine ca--,-
,3-u.cces=fvII7 co.-nvete with diesel loc-smativeB. Using solid fr-ei -,s -artictL--ar-17
r. r,,- --n ein gin the case of gas-turbine Iscornotives. Sslid-fuel 'Du-rning in these
:-a feasible in these th=ee versione: (1) b;zzaing p-~,Ive--ized coal -f-,
a com-br-stax bel-oi-e the turbine; (2) burn.-bn-g Itehind the aa-d -IzsL-ig a
czr'a ii~z

8'~61 1416~ S 0-T." Ill Z - 59 -4 -6 55 9Z
f:-:~_-n: Refe~ativn,,,- zhurazll 195-9, 4, p Z9 1"'~7.`SSR'
AU'T'F.C)P_: E'h"-'~-Uel '71a. 1. , and Kotlyar, 1. V.
TITLE: 0-..a t".e SO --ctizn of for U Y,r;'_'OnOtive
PIZAIt
I
PER].ODYCAI K!v_r'kovsk. politekh. in-to-, 1957, Vc~ -14, vp 169-180
ABSTRACT: 1--her--nnal ec~mnnvj of a gas-turbine locrazznxotivz~ is GV11
bel:.Imi th2:I_'- of 2. diesel-alect-.1-ic locamstive; x1oz this Zeaz;on, celecvi-:~n ci
rnc~~t r~-ticas.! schemne fcz a gas-turbize plan:c is the --ric:'t Chject_;-'~e.
A-a analysis sf a plant iac-2-ades these two -0~~ble=xs:
I - - - .. - u~
- Lwestiaatilig i_-_~Ividual components; (I.) effect ef Vleir in 11-e
V
The i-al-Iluence o! ?. nuxmbez of smages up----- :Lat-ernal lm_=bins efiicienzy ie
azticle. The influence of the aunnber _^f the
z:,v_=Z-:_:.I! efficiency for azi%! two-shaft sel,-e-mes with
?_-e:32t=e 4.-- _'e-'*2rm_i-_ed. Thz two-shalft, uzi-11- vvith a rurnaH n_uznxbe2~ of stages
lit"

SOV/24-58-41-10/39
AUTHORS: Kotlyar, I.V. and ZLLee, Ya.I. (Kharlkov)
TITLE: The Choice of a Rational Scheme for a Marine Gas
Turbine Installation of Large Power, Capable of
Operating at All Regimes (Vybor ratsionallnoy skhemy
vserezhimnoy korabel'noy gazoturbinnoy ustanovki
bol'shoy moshchnosti)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye Tekhnicheskikh
Nauk, 1958, Nr 4, pp ?3 - ?? (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The characteristi3 feature of the gas turbine is its
high specific fuel consumption. Hence for high
powers, it is convenient to have the installation
in the form of a single unit guaranteeing both small
specific fuel consumption and a high efficiency over
a wide range of loads. The requirement of a reduction
in specific fuel consumption is also important from
the point of view of the necessity of reducing the
weight of the installation in every way possible.
This is illustrated by the consideration of two
geometrically similar installations with the same gas
parameters, local velocities., stresses and efficiency.
Cardl/2

SOV/24-58-4-10/39
The Choice of a Rational Scheme for a Marine Gas Turbine
Installation of Large Power, Capable of Operating at All Regimes
Several rational schemes for gas turbines are
considered, each of which has one or two stages and
is a direct flow unit where possible. From an
analysis of the curves of comparison, a scheme
involving secondary heating of the gas is seen to be
the best.
There are ? figures and 3 Soviet references.
SUBMITTED: April 8, 195?
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5293
Nauchno-tekhnicheskaya konferentsiya. po razvitiyu proizvoditellnykh sil Kharl-
kovskogo ekonomicheskogo administrativnogo rayona, 1958.
Voprosy mashinostroyeniya; trudy konferentsii... (Problems of Machine Building;
Transactions of the Scientific Technological Conference on the Development,of
Prod-active Forces of the Khar1kov Economic Administrative Region) no. 3. Kiyev,
Izd-vo AN UkrSSR, 1960. 182 p. 1,500 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akademiya nauk Ukrainskoy SSR. Sovet po izucheniyu proizvoditell-
nykh sil UkrSSR.
Editorial Board: Resp. Ed.: A.A. Vasilenko, Academician of the Academy of Sciences
UkrSSR; A.A. Gorshkov, Corresponding Member, Academy of Sciences UkrSSR; I.M.
Postnikov, Doctor of Technical Sciences; S.M. Kutsenko; A.I. Adamen-ko, Candidate
of Technical S~iences; G.M. Davydov, Candidate of Economical Sciences; Ed. of
of Publishing House: S.D. Lepkiy; Tech. Ed.: R.A. Buniy.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is intended for scientific personnel, engi-
neers, technicians, sovnarkhoz workers, and planning organizations.
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Problems of Machine Building (Cont.) SOV/5293
Shneye, Ya. I. [Professor at the Kharlkovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut (Kharlkov
P&lytechnical Institute)]. Present Trends in the Development of Gas Turbines 17
Proskura, G.F. (deceased) [Academician AS UkrSSR, Laboratori a gidravlicheskikh
mashinAN UkrSSR_ (Hydraulic-Machinery Laboratory AS UkrSSZHydrodynamic
Principies in the Development of Hydraulic Turbines 27
Kuznetsov, B.G. [Deputy Chief Designer at the Kharlkovskiy zavod teplovoznogo
elektrooborudovaniya (Khar1kov Plant for Electrical Equipment for Diesel
Locomotives)3. Trends in the Development and Improvement of Drive Mechanisms
in Diesel-Electric Locomotives 36
Glagolev, N.M. [Doctor of Technical Sciences at Khar1kov Poly-technical
Institute]. The Present State of and Outlook for the Development of Engine
Building 44
Koval', I.A. [Chief Designer at the GSKBD (Gosudarstvennoye Spetsiallnoye
Konstruktorskoye Byuro Dvigateley - State Special Engine-Design Bureau) in the
"Serp, i Molot" Plant].. Work Done by the "Serp i Molot" Plant in Khar1kov
and by Its GSKBD in the Design of New Tractor and Combine Engines 61
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Zillberman, B.Z. [Candidate of Technical Sciences at the KharIkov Branch
of "Ty-azhpromelektroproyekt"]. The Use of Computers for Planning Production
Processes 96
Sorochenko, V.Ye. [Chief Equipment Designer at the KharIkovskiy elektromekhaniche-
skiy zavod (KharIkov Electromechanical Plant)]. Trends in the Development of
Electrical-Apparatus Manufacture at the KharIkov Electromechanical Plant 99
Yanchuk, G.M. [Candidate of Technical Sciences at Zavod "Krasnyy Metallist"
(The Krasnyy Metallist Plant )3. Equipment for Automation in Coal Mining 105
Oganlyan, Ya.P. [Engineer at the KharIkov Branch of "Tyazhpromelektroproyakt"].
The Use of Mechanical Rectifiers in Electrolytic Processes 115
Lomakin, V.P. [Engineer at the KharIkov Electromechanical Plant]. The Manu-
facture of Mechanical Rectifiers 127
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Problems of Machine Building (Cont.) SOV/5293
Levitskiy, P.A. [Docent at the Khartkov Polytechnical Institute]. concen-
tration and Specialization in Founding 164
Kostin, L.G. [Docent at the Khar1kov Polytechnical Institute3. Prospects
for the Introduction of Die Rolling Into the Mills of the Khartkov Economic
Region 170
Khodosko, D.L. [Docent at the Khar1kov Polytechnical Institute]. Methods
for Reducing the Manufacturing Cost of Forgings 177
Felldmpn, I.I. [Docent at the Khartkov Polytechnical, Institute]. Problems
in the Modernization of Press-Forging Equipment 180
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
,'K/wre/gmp
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5234
Gazovyye turbiny; teoriya i konstruktsiya (Gas Turbines; Theory and Construction)
Moscow., Mashgiz, 1960. 560 p. Err ta slip inserted. 12,000 copies printed.
Reviewers: Kafedra. turbostroyeniya Leningradskogo politekhnicheskogo institute, im.
Kalinina (Manager: S.A. Kantor, Doctor of Technical Sciences), and A.V.
Shcheglyayev, Doctor of Technical Sciences; Ed.: M.S. Shapiro, Candidate of
Technical Sciences; Ed. of Publishing House: B.B. Bystritskaya; Tech. Ed.: B.I.
Model'; Managing Ed. for Literarure on General Technical and Transport Machine
Building: A.P. Kozlov, Engineer.
FURPOSE: This textbook is intandad for students at polytechnical and power in-
stitutions of higher education. It may also be useful to engineering and tech-
nical workers.
COVERAGE: The book contains basic theoretical information on the calculation and
planning of gas turbines as well as entire gas turbine power plants. Special
C

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AUTHOR: Sh-nee, Ya.,I, (Doctor of Teohni,-:al Sciences)
TITLE! A Conference on Development o
the Theorv and Practice of Gas Turbine Construction
f
PERIODICAL: Teploenergetika, 1960 No. 11, pp ql_qL;?':
TEXT: A conference, called by the State Scientific Technical
Committee of the Council of Ministers of the Uk.-. SSR together
with the scientific technical society of the Power Industry and
the KhaT"kou Polytechnical Institi.ite, was held from May '14 to 2'7
1966 -in KbaT`kov, The'-co-n-ference was attended by 250
-repre-zentatives of turbine works, scientific research, teaching
and design institutes, and power systems. 21 reports were read.
The f.irst few reports concerned the characteristics of gas turbine
sets of medium and high output produced and designed by Soviet
fa~-.,tories and also the analysis of gas turbine cycles and circuit..'s.
Engineer P,I_ Korzh described the main characteristics of a .50 MW
Cr
gas tuibine manufactured by the Khar1ko- Works,
Engineer L,D,, Frenkel described the chaLcteristics of gas
turbines manufactur-'e-d-_'by the Leningrad Metal Works.
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A Scientific Technical Conference on Development of the -Uteoi~y '~nd
Practice of Gas Turbine Construction
Cand.Tech.Sci. MJ. Korneyev of the Central Boiler Turbine Institute
discussed steam-gas cycles. Dr.Tech.Sci. A.I. Andryustichenko,
Corresponding Member A--ad.Sci. Ukr.SSR L.A. M_uT_en_k_;-_9Hu__Fi-naL
Engineers Y,N. LapshojT and M.P. Kaplan also considered steam-gas
cycles.
Cand,Tech~Sci. V A. Zasin and Engineer B.V, Turchaninov of the
Leningrad PolyteF Hnica~nstitute considered a steam-gas
installation of the contact type. Dr,Tech.Sci. D.P. Gokhshteyn
of the Odessa Technological Institute considered the use of
carbon dioxide as working medium in a gas turbine.
Cand.Tech.Sci. V.G, Tyryshkin and A.M. Zavodovskiy described an
approximate aerodynamic method of designing the flow part of a
gas turbine developed in the Central Boiler Turbine Institute.
Engineer Kh.L. Babenko of the Central Boiler Turbine Institute
gave the results of tests on a gas turbine stage, Dr.Tech.Sci.
A.A. Lomakin discussed the development of compressors.
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AUTHORS: Shnee, Ya. I. and Garkusha, A. V.
TITLE: The effect of the vortex method on the magnitude of
output losses
SOURCE: Khar1kov. Politekhnicheskiy institut. Trudy. v. 29,
no. 2, 1960. Parovyye i gazovyye turbiny, 89-101
TEXT: Nine variants as shown in Table 1 are calculated. (e = velo-
city indexes: 1 and 2 refer to nozzle exit and working blade exit
respectively,and u and z to radial and axial directions respecti-
vely. The results are present'ed in form of graphs, showing changes
C2
2
of the 2 ratio (i = internal radius) and losses 6h e along the
ii
blade, and are analyzed. It is concluded that the losses calcula-
ted at the mean diameter represent with sufficient accuracy the
losses for any of the above-mentioned variants. It is concluded
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The effect of the vortex D262/D302
that for every Bet of values of the parameters there is a separate
vortex method which guarantees minimum losses. There are 6 figures
and 2 tables.
WIj MCTOA DbInOMIC1111" MCTOA HL-1110MM1101
RapnaH-
Ta 11allpagilmoute! o
annapaTa GP
paft-icro annapaT3
const 0
c,, r - const 0,11 0
3 p, ciz == const C2. 0
Table 1
4 7.1 ~ c6nst P I CIZ P2 C2Z
,5 C111 r ~ const PI CIZ P2 C2Z
6 PI CIz - const - PI CIZ P2 C2Z
7 a, = const P-2 = const
8 ci. r = const P2 = const
9 p, ciz ~ const P2 ~ const
1 -Variation number; 2 - method of execution of guiding apparatus;
3 - method of execution of working apparatus
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KOTLYAR, Iosif Vanisminovich; -SEU.9g, Yaj.,-prof., doktor tekha.nauk, red.;
FANSHIN, B.H., inzh., reisenzont; ONISHCEMKO, N.P., red.;
GORNOSTAYPMISKAYA, H.S... takha.red.
[Variable operation of gas turbine systems] Peremennyi, rezhim
raboty gazoturbinnykh ustanovok. Pod red. U.I.Shnee. Koskva, Goa.
izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-rv, 1961. 226 p. (Km 14:4)
(Gas turbines)

SHNEE, Ya.T.
Technical conference on the development of the theory and practice
of W turbine manufacture.* 12M. vys. ucheb. zav.; energ. 4 no.1:
112-115 Ja 161. (MIRA J.4;2)
(Gas turbines-Congresses)

S/114163/000/00~4/002/OC5--
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AUTHORS: Shnee Doctor of Technical Sciences, Federov, M.F.9
'andidate of Technical Sciences, Garkusha, A.V., Engineer
TITLE: Selecting the closed axial clearance in the bandaged turbine
stage
PERIODICAL: b-neraomashinostroyeniye, no- 4, 1963, 18 - 22
TEXT: The authors present a generalized analysis on the various
factors to be considered in the closed axial clearance in bandaged turbine
stages, based on tests with an experimental air turbine at the KhPI laborat-.'
cry and on the~generalized test results of some other organizations. Nine
stages with bandaged runners with differeat guide blade extensions were
t
S
e ted. A detailed table of the main design and test data of theM(KhPI)l
MILT!"I (BITM) and [AKT14 (TsKTI) turbine stages is given. The authors present
recommendations on the optimum clearance and state that, based on investig-
ations carried out, it can be said that for stages with a small relative
extension of the guide blades it is expedient, from the efficiency of the
stages viewpoint, to choose minimum closed clearances.2ime are5fLgs, 1 table.
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',a. I- (DocLor of technical sciences; Professor); Ponomarev, V. N.
1719*b~'O~ )'- Garkusha, A. V.
r'an (Candidate of technical sciences)
oRk-, Kharikov Poly tecilnical Institute im. V. I. Lenin (Kharkovskiy politekhnicheskiy
111stiLut)
TITLE: On raising tile efficiency of the after stages of turbines
SOURCE: Teploenergetika, no. 9, 1966, 71-74
TOPIC TAGS: turbine, gas turbine, turbine nozzle, turbine nozzle assembly, nozzle
assembly, conic nozzle,-_aa2_-=b2,- turbine stage
ABSTRACT: An investigation. of the conical stages of a turbine, including stages with
a nozzle assembly of new design, shaped according to the conical surfaces is
described. Or. the basis of the experimental results, the following conclusions were
made: a) the flow stream in the nozzle assembly of-the conical stage sharply differs 1
from that: in the cylindrical stage. b) As a result of sharp difference of the
really strearmined sections in tile peripheral zone of the nozzle assembly geometry
i Lrom the geometry of reference sections designed in conformance to the coaxial
cylinder surface, the flow in such stages is converging-diffusing, and in separate
zones it is diffusing, which causes increased losses in the nozzle assembly. c) the
reprofiling of the nozzle assembly in accordance with the conical surfaces approxi-
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miazely replacing the flow surface, sharply decreases the enera, losses in nozzle
gy
assembly, -3or,-.e what: decreases'the losses in the rotor, and significantly increases
tne ef ficiency of the whole stage. d) The proposed method of increasing -,he
efficiency by reprolliling the nozzle assembly in accordance with flow surface is
useful for stages with sudden opening of the flow area and any form of peripherally
limiting surface. Orig. art. has: 6 figures and 2 formulas.
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Grebnevf V. K.; Levina, M. Ye.; Shneet Ya. L
ORG: Kha~kov Polytechnic Institute (Khar1khovskiy politekhrLicheakiy inatitut)
TITLEt A study of stages with D/I - 5 with a distinct radial gradient of reactivity
SOURCEt Kharkov. Politekhnicheskiy institut. Energeticheskoye mashinostroyeniyet
no. 1, 1966. Teploobmen i gazodinamiks, (Heat transfer and gas dynamics), 45-53
TOPIC TAGS: turbojet engine, -tslwwww&~ Wan I -twb"&, gas
turbine, turbine stage, A-4i%WIC 04&SLe
ABSMCT: The problem of what radial gradient of reactivity is optimal for a given
range of D/1 in a turbine stage is solved. Variation in the law of distribution of
stage reactivity along the height of the blade is due to variation of the kinematic
relationships in individual blade sections, and thus to variation of the sum of
hydraulic losses (relative losses in Jets and in blades ( In this studyg
D/I was varied between 2.5 and 40 by changing the values or other controllable
parameters. Fifteen stage variants were tested, and the performance characteristics
of each combination are,51otted as a function of the intervene distance L. The
authors conclude thats the intervane distance has a pronounced effect upon the
radial gradient of reactivity, especially for stages eAibiting a large curvatare of
meridional streamlines with a anall intervene distancol 2) the radial gradient of
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reactivity is subject to the law of torsion of a jet'lattice, for a small intervans
distance; 3) the law of clogging a flow section by the body of a blade plays an
important role in the curvature of neridional stroudines; 4) the radial difference
of reactivity decreases with decreasing width of the jet latticel 5) the torsion law
of the working lattice also affect* the curvature of weridimal stremaines -within
the intervane gap. Orig. art. hass 6 figures and 5-tablas*
on COME 2)0/S=X DM.1 none/ CRIG MWs 005.,
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,AUTHOR: Shneer, V. S.
I
PRG: none
,TITLE: -Certain particulars concerning the performance of geomagnetic current meters
,in the upper latitudes
!SOURCE: Leningrad. Arkticheskiy i antarkticheskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut.
Trudy, v. 269, 1966. Okeanograficheskiye i gidrometeorologicheskiye issledovaniya Ark-
iticheskikh morey (Oceanographic and hydrometeorological. studies of Arctic Seas), 120-
126
C TAGS: geophysic instrument, magnetic field interference, telluric current
ABSTRACT: Magnetic storms, particularly those occurring in the upper latitudes, af-
ifect the performance of electromagnetic instruments for measuring currents to such an
I
iextent that there is some doubt whether they are of any use. The increased interfer-
I
:ence is due to the fact that many Arctic Seas are located in the ring-like arc of maxi-
~~ magnetic activity and intense of northern lights. Furthermore, the seas are shal-
!low and thus the instruipent operates-fairly close to the telluric currents pulsating
!in rocks under those seas. For example, the East Siberian and the Chuckchee Seas are
ibarely 50 m deep. Nowhere on the continental shelf does the depth exceed 200 m. Never-
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theless, the instrument can and should be used to an advantage if certain precautions
are taken -md the intensity and the time of magnetic disturbances is known precisely.
The pulses from natural magnetic disturbances are usually higher than the signals of
the current meter by an order of one or two. To obtain the necessary corrections, a
magnetic variometer should be stationed centrally in the area under investigation and
outfitted for ~he automatic recording of both the pulses and the time. Orig. art.
has: 3 figures.
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-Srme cattle strai-13 of the ."-,.stcnian Hed llll~nrd arld tliei~-
,--)rt~fice ~n stock-breecliw-. p. 10
~Tol. 0.
1c,it'-1-v List of -'-'--Lrcpcan Acces~i--ns
IQ~Q U'lclas

SIRLI , I.I.- --
Laudable initiative. Zdrav. Be~. 7 no.6:70 J9 161. (MI"A 15-2)
(14MICINZ J, llulaL)

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st:~-C!- --r4 'D'-, --(71: Bree--,g - Cm--res-es
First conference of lives'lock breeders and veterinarians of' the lbscc-w Ve',-=ririaz-j
AcadenZ,-. Yonevo~istvo no. 5. 1952
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M.cnthl~,, jjaL ~2f Russi.~7n Acce:~sons, Libr.-i-j of ConcLxess, J-~11Y 1952. Ullcl-AS3-I=EkD-

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Shnel', K. 1. "Lateral defozm~jtion of the carpal joint in
u
zedigreed bure-blooded supreme and racing) horses and
ty ~Oscol-l
its effect on QroducL.Ivity ;~,.nd -,;ork cap-ci . it I,-
Veterinary Ac=-derrol, I-An Higher Education USSR. Chair of
I
HorSe 11-loscow, 1956. (Dissert:--tion for the
De,;-x-ee of G-andid-Ae in Veterina-,
y Science)
SO: Knizzlill-lya letopis', N'o. 27, 195U. J~oscow. 94-109; 111.

.-,.-,ur: Rcf Zhur-Diol., 1"o 20, 1958, 9251
~1: L', ~Cr: Shnelv K.17.
-71 IS t : Mosccw veteria, ary
__c : Loteral Dcf,=-,atlion of the Carpal Joints in 111horouC..hbred
t
T7C a:3 CS 'Hurscs Trotters) and its Effect on
-7acity-
i,rc(l.uCtivity anrl _u
uvi.r; Fu'G: Tr. 1:10sk. 19, llu 1, 3-17.
Lb S t:m C', Of tLL- cc~r-! al 2oints jLi r,-~-_l '~Dj n
cro-es ;:~f 6-2c orllo-.- Lxot~cx, iASslal,
1(-, broods of horses Latc-al
of 6he caz:)us is often by
dcfcc~s ill the CILILfo,~-V.
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01.10-.- L--c,~ters 47.7',, of cascs of club-
=(I 7.2,)' uf wure fou-nd. 1r; Russi=
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I'i3-T,"' clubfoot, sPavi.-I 17c'
L. t:InI-OII61ibro,:IL 3aOd!(;-.iorses t'~.e ircido-ncu was as
fGilows: cbibf~x;t spavin 2.21,), elubf0c" a:--"
'6',u
C)f V-Ilo carpus the prcductivity worhiri("-
"y, brc:cJL-;n(-. qu,,1:Lties, mad -1s-; contributc'~ tf~
c~i,,ac- U
'Urnu=.tic: discases of 'Che extremities.
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MUSATOV, T.P. inzh.; SHCHUKIN, B.D.; FIKSMAN, S.I. (Odessa)
GEISHKOVICH, S.F.; STUIELLI , R.V.; DODIN, Ya.I.; ZEYLIDSON,
Ye. D.
Problem of automation and remote control in industrial sub-
stations. Prom.energ. 12 no.8:1-7 Ag '57. (MIRA 10:10)
l.Stalinskiy setevoy rayon Donbassenergo (for Musatov).
2.GidroDroyekt, g. Kikybyshev (for Shchukin). 3.Novo-3Chmerovskiy
khimkombinat (for Gershkovich). 4.Novosibirskoye otdeleniye
Gosudarstvennogo-proyektnogo instituta Elektroproyekt (for Shnell').
5.Leninogorskiy polimetallicheskiy kombinat (for Dodin).
6.Tekhnicheskoye upravleni5re Ministerstva elektrostanteiy (for
Zeylidzon).
(Electric power) (Automatic control)

SHNEUI, R.V., inzh.
Prevention of ice crust formation on power lines using a
short-circuit current flow method. Elek. sta. 36 no.12:
79-80 D 165. (MIRA 18:12)

SHNELLE, Ye.S., inzh.
Experience in electric heating of massive concrete blocks at
the building site of hydroelectric power stations under severe
winter conditions. Izv.VNIIG 51:209-223 '54. (MIR& 12:5)
(Hydroelectric.power stations)
(Concrete construction--Cold weather conditions)

SHNEPERKANI_.~~.B. _
- rdered satS. Uch,zapt
semigroups of endomorPhism'3 Of qwls:'-o (K[RA 16W
Ped.inst.Gerts# 238:21-37 162. ggregates)
(GroulDs. Theory of) (A