SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SILAYEV, A.F. - SILAYEV, N.I.

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KCRNMSHIN, L.K.; POPANDOPUIA), D.N.; SIIAYIV, A.Y., opetsialinyy rodaktor:
TRCFIMOV, A.V., tokhnichookiy 4t i"' -4 ~,~ -
Cfttternm&lng,- work experience of stakhanovite ship rop&lrwnl
Zsgotovlenie modelol; opyt stakhanoyteav suderemonta. Kooky&.
Izd-vo "Morskoi transport.0 1952. 83 p. (Microfilm] (MM 7:10)
(P&tternmaking)

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SILAYJff A.F.- PROSVIR1N, V.I., professor, doktor takhnicheskibi nauk;
U-0filK V.S.. Icaadidat tokhalcheakikh nauk.
Production of iron, steel and iron alley powders by pulverization.
[Trudy] TSHIlrAASH no.56:124-147 153. WaA 7:6)
(Powder mattalurgy)

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SILAYIV, A.F.
Results of a scientific-technical conference on steel casting.
Lit.proizv. no.2:20-21 Xr-Ap 154. (NLRA 7:4)
(Steel castings)

YILI,Ye.V.; GHZRNUSMIGH, V.A., inshener, reteensent; SILAM, A.F.,
kandidat tokhnichesklkh nauk, redaktor; POPOWY,
KATNNYINVA, Te.l., toicnichookly rodaktor.
(Orgmnization of foundries) Organizatsita litenykh tookhov. Moskva,
Goo. nauchno-tekn.izd-vo mashinostrottellnol lit-ry. 1955. 207 P-,
(Foundries) (KERA 9:4)

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KIWHNEV. N.I.
Reviow of A, _t. Silaevs book "Handbook on camt alloys.* Lit*
proizv. no.4:30-31 iP T-)- (MLYA 8:6)
(Alloys) (Siluey. A.F.)

SIL-AsYVV,A.F.
Summary of the scientific and technical session on the quality im-
provement of steel castings. Lit.proixw. no.10:31-32 0155.
(Steel casti, W ) (NLRA 8:12)

SIXAM.A., kandidat tekhalcheskikh nauk
OVays of economizing noaferrous metals.0 B.P.Sintutia, V.Z.Shl-
rocheuko. Reviewed by A.Silaev. Nor.flot 15 no.8:31-32 Ag'55.
(swu 8: 10)
Ofoaferroum metals) (Slatutla,V.P.) (Shirocheako,V.2.)

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Engineering - Metals testing
'CArd 1/1 Pub. 128 - 14/28
Authors I SLW~j Abjwj4 Cand. of Meoh. So. I and Prosvirinp V. L. Dr. of Mach. So.9
Frof.
ritle I Granulometric composition and the form of powder particles obtained with.an..
atomization method
hriodical Vest. mash. 35/6, 61 - 64, Jun 1955
Abstract i Various types of metallic povd;ira were tested to determine the influence of--
physical characteristics of 3-tluified metal and its atomization methods, on.
the granulometrio composition and form.,of powder particles. Individual tests'
are briefly described, and teo'hnical'data is given. Illuetrations; table;
graphs.
Institution t
Submitted :

SHAM, A.F., kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk.
Equipment for producing powdered metals from melts. Vest.wwh.
36 no.10:29-31 0 '516. (KLRk 9: 11)
(Powder metallurgy)

PHASE I BOOK FD(PLOITATION 549
Nauchno-tekhnicheskoye obshchestvo mashinostroitel'noy promyshlennosti.
Liteyneya sektslya
kschestva stal'nykh ctlivok; trudy Vsesoyuznogo
soveshchaniya (Improving the Quality of Steel Captings;
Transaction of the All-Union Conference) Moscow, MashgIz.
1958. 214 p. 4,500 copieE printed.
Eds.: Klauzen, A.I., Engineer; and-Silayev, A.F., Candidate of
Technical Sciences. Ed. of Pub-lishin_g Houde: Hanakin, N.V.;
Tech. Ed.., Shigin S.T.; Managing Ed. for literature on heavy
machine building jMashgiz): Golovin, S.Ya.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineersp technicians, and
scientific workers at research Institutes and plants, as well as
for StudentS at advanced technical schools.
COVERAGE: The book is a collection of Papers presented at a scientific
and technical conference on the improvement of the quality of stee7
Car.~I~~

Improving the Quality of Steel CastIngs (Cont.) 549
castings. This.conference was organized by the Casting Section of
NTOMAShPRON (Scientific and Technical Society of the Machine-
.Building Industry) in March, 1955. The articles present the results
of Investigations concerned with the processes of melting, pouring,
and solidification, as well as with interaction between mold and
casting, heat treatment of steel, and correction of casting defect.s.
For references, see Table of Contents.
TABLE OF
CONTENTS:
-Silayev. A.F., Candidate of Technical Sciences. Ways of Improving
t-h-e--Q--u-a-1-1-ty---67f" Steel castings 3
The author states that casting rejects at Soviet foundries average
3.5 percent of the total output. Two important causes of thia, he
says, are outmoded production methods and inadequate supply of proper
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Improving the Qunlity of Steel CnstIngs (Cont.) 549
.materials and equipment. He points out that the USSR lags behind
the USA in mechanization and automat'.on of casting processes. He
recommends the speedy adoption of modern, efficient technological
-methods and, above all, an Intensification of research in casting
methods. , I 'P
Berg, P.P., Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences. Effect of Mold
Material on the Quality of Castings 11
The author discusses gas cavities, hot cracks, dimensional accuracy,
pick-up, surface quality, and surface alloying in connection with
the nature of the mold material.
Borovskiy, Yu. F., Engineer; Gulyayev, B.B., Professor, Doctor of
Technical Sciences, Increasing the Surface Smoothness of
Castings 19
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PONOMM, Viktor Aleksandrovich; PASTASAX, Nina Aleksandrovual 73MAMMM,
Telixar Tof imovich; ZY. Ts.A.. reteensent; SIIAMff, A.F.,
red.; UTAROTA. AJP-, toktm. red.
[Incressive labor produativity In aRsting sectIons] Favyshenis
proftwoditollnosti trWa v liteirgth tsekhakh. lbskra, Gos,
nauchno-tekhn. Isd-vo mohinostroit. lit-ry. 1950. 249 p.
(Iron foundiW) (MIRA 11:9)

18(7) SOV/128-59-3-17/31
AUTHOR: Kreshchanovskiyp N.S. Candidate of Technical Sciences,
..,CandidEte of Technical Scien es,
Sheshenev, M.F., Engi-neer
TITLE: The Influence of Sma'1.1 Admixtures of Foreign Matter
on the Structure and on the Heat Resistance of Large
Castings of Steel Type 12KhUV2MW-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 turbings and f~ttlngs operating
at steam temperature of 600 to 610 Celsius is not
suitable. The rasons are: high price and weak techno-
logical qualities. Therefore during 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
Khli at correct allcying with 11flo, W, V. and Nb is able
Card 1/2 to operate at the ftbove said temperature conditions.

SOV/128-59-3-17/31
the'Influence of Small Admixtures of Foreign Matter on the Struc-
ture and on the Heat Resistance of Large Castings of Steel Type
12 XII V2 NMP-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 describPq the tests
made with steel of the type 12KhUV2W-L,, to which
several small admixtitres 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 Larsen-Miller. The
best result showed an alloy with added aluminum, bariump
and calcium. Tensile strength improved to 9,4 kg per
square millimeter from 7 kg ner sq. mm of steel with-
out any admixture. Correspondingly the heat resistance
Card 2/2 was higher too. There are 7 tables, 9 graphs and 1
micro-photo.

SOV/129-59-5-01
AUTHORS: Cand.Tech.,Sci. A.F. S--.laye-%.r, and Engineer W.Y.Dubrovskaya
TITLE: Influence of SuTp-NUTT-Tar-ttm Mechanical and Refractory
Properties of Cast Pe:_,litic Ste9l l5KhlMlFB, (Vliyani.ye
sery na mekhanicheski,re i zharoprochny-ye svoystva
perlitnoy litoy stali 15KhlMlFB)
PERIODICAL: Metallovedeni I T~rmicheskaya Obrabotka Metallovl
1959, Nr 5, pp 12-44 + 1 plate (USSR)
ABSTRACT; The authors investigated the steel produced in a basic,
electric ar,_ furnace :)f 0.5 ton capacity and sub-divided
into three equal fractions of i5O kg ea,-h. The
fractional pouring was carried out for the purpose of
verifying experimentally the influence of sulphur (0.010,
0.030 and 0.066%) on the refractory properties in cases
in whi;3h the content's of other elements remain strictly
equa-. The analysis of this steel was as follows;
L
0,18% Ci 0,30% Si; 0.61% Mn; 1,42% Cr: 1.20% Mo;
0.33% V; 0.5.1% Nb; 0.12% Ni~, 0,012% P.' The lower
limit of sulphur content in tfie steel (0.010%) is
determined by the technology of the smelting process in
Card 1/3 an electric~ furna,--.9 with a basic lining; the average
sulphur content, 0,01%, corresponded with the upper

SOV11-9-59-5-911?
Influence of Sulphur on the Mechanical and Refractory Properties of
Cast Perlitic Steel l'-';KhlMlFB
speo-dfied limit whilst the maximum content was Wice the
permissible value. The results of the analysis for
nonr-metallic ~nslusions are Gnterad in Table 2',, T h e
menlian.A.c.-al proper-ties of the st-ael after two regimes of
~.,.eat treatment (V and are entered in Table -1. Heat
treatm,E,nt regime V co.-isisted of homogenization
armsaling fo-r 90 minutes at 1090 OC, normalization from
0 51"0 or, I 1.. 0 00 5 h "
iield.-InL7 at. `7 ours and c.-Doling Jr. air.
Ke heat treatment P c:cnsisted of hcmogenizat.-Lon
arz.Lealing af~ 10cO 30 fo-- '90 mainutz--,.~,, annealing a" 1050 IC
for 90 winutes, holding a- T-"O OG for 5 hours, and cooling
in ai::,~ R~-,sA.fs or. the sustained srrength and on creep
are entered in Fig ~ an~ Tabl-,4 It 4.5 conclude;! that, an
-increasc t~, 0,06% in the sulphu.~ content of t1hie perliti."
steel 15FU!2.M1FB reducps appra.;iabiy the plasticity in
tension and the impa---t strength,. SulpKur reduces tha
rese~--.'e of plasti(;:Ity of the steel and accelerates its
eintrittlement at elevated toast tekDeratures, In long-
Card 2/3 du:t,at.;Lon tests, sulphidz- J-1nclusions are freqa~--ntky f~-,,Ai
of failuraZ, The sulphur c-ont,3nt of perl'Ltic Steel

SOV/129-59,-5-9/17
Influence of Sulphur on the Mechanical and Refractory Properties of
Cast Perlitic Steel 15KhlKlFB
intended for eration at 580 to 610 OC should not exceed
0.020 to 0.02N. Such a limitation on the sulphur
content does not complicate the technology of smelting
of steel of higher quality and corresponds with the
Card 3/3 normal process of smelting under white slag.
There are 3 figures and 4 tables.
ASSOCIATION: TsNIITMASh

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9073/Z535
AUTHORSt Silayev, A. ., Fedortsov-Lutikov, G. . and Shesh-enev,M.F.
'C-&n-JT-dates -o--f Technical Sciences ti
TITLE: Properties of Castingsilof the Steel 12KhllV2NMF-L
PERIODICAL: Metallovedeniye i termicheakays obrabotka metallov,
1960, Nr 6, pp 2-7_(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Use of austenitic steels for cast components of turbines
and fittings operating at 600 and 610% in inadvisable
due to their high cost, low thermal conductivity and
relatively poor technological properties. Therefore,
intensize research work is being carried out in various
countries to dovelop for this purpose pearlitic class
steels and steels with 11 to 13% chromium. Investigations
showed that if properly alloyed, pearlitic steels, and
particularly stainless chromium steels of the type
M13, are suitable for operation in this temperature
range. The subject of the work described in this paper
was to determine the effectiveness of small additions
of horophilic elements (barium, calcium, cerium) on We
Card 1/4 properties of tyns l2Khl1V2NMF steel. For the purpose
L

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E073/E535
Properties of Castings of the Steel 12KhIIV2NMF-L
of comparison, one melt (7-104) was produced without
any additions. The chemical compositions of the
commercial heats used in the experiments are entered
in Table 1. Optimum heat treatment for this steel
proved to be as followst homogenization at 1090 + 10*C;
normalization at 1050 + 10%; temperIng at 700 +-IL09C
followed by cooling in the furnace. It was fou;id that
in the case of continuous cooling from the range of the
austenitic state with speeds below 250*C/hr, there will
only be pearlitic transformation, whilst for larger
cooling spaeds (250 to 3000OC/hr) pearlitic and
intermediate transformations take place. The plot,
Fig 1, contains data on the mechanical properties of
this steel at 20*C for a melt containing Al-Ba-Ce
alloying additions. The plot, Fig 2, shows the changes
in the impact strength of steel as a function of the
test temperature for material containing Al-Ba-Ce
addition's (curve a), for material without any addition
Card 2/4 (cuv-e b) and for material with Ca additions (curve B

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E073/E535
Properties of Castings of the Steel 12KhIIV2NMF-L
The relatively high structural stability of the material
is evident from the data on the changes of the chemical
composition of the residue produced by electrolytic
dissolution of the steel after various ageing regimes,
Table 2. Table 3 and Fig 3 show the results of long-run
strength tests (up to 2600 hours) in the temperature
range 600 to 670*C; the highest values were obtained for
material containing small additions of Al-Ba-Ca. Under
all test conditions fracture of the specimens occurred
along crystallites which were intensively deformed in
the neighbourhood of the fracture,as can be seen from
the microstructure of a specimen fractured at 610*C
after havin been stressed for 1011 hours with a stress
of 15 kg/mm . Fig 5 shows a plot of the creep limit
of steel at 610% for steel containing only Ca additions
and for steel containing Al-Ba-Ca additions. The
following conclusions are arrived at:
1) Introduction into the steel of a small quantity of a
Ca.rd 3/4 AI-Ba-Ca alloy does not result in any pyro-effect, brings

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Properties of Castings of the Steel 12KhIIV2NMF-L
about a considerable improvement of the technological
properties of the tested steel, an increase in the impact
strength and ensures a higher degree of hardening in the
original state and a less intensive process of softening
during operation.
3) Introduction into steel of small quantities of Al-Ba-Ca
alloys leads to a reduction of the nonuniformity in the
properties along the cross-section and this appears to be
due to a greater uniformity of the structure, which leads
to a reduction of the size effect.
3) Steel specimens from a 1.3 ton casting, produced with
a small addition of Al-Ba-Ca alloying material and
subjected to "soft" heat treatment, had the following
high temperature properties:
6oo0c = 10 k g/mm2; 061o 0C = 9 kg/mm2; a6.io0c 5.8kgAm2
adrlo5 dr105 n*l-lO_5=
(dr = do razrusheniya - to failure).
There are 5 figures, 3 tables and 3 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: TsNIITMASh
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-So C' A006/AlOl
AUTHORS: _.qi:Laye A.F., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Ignattyev, N.A.,
y._
Engineer
TITLE, On the expediency of heat treatment of welded heavy press frames
PERIODICAL: Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 8, 1961, 40 - 43
TEXT: There are different opinions on the expediency of heat treatment
of welded structures for removing residual stresses. The permissible magnitude
of residual stresses in welded units and machines has as yet not been established.
Therefore the gathering of experimental data obtained from specimens and natural
welded structures is of considerable importance. For this purpose an Investiga-
tion was made by the authors and Yu.N. Zaytsev, G.I. Shevlyakov, V.A. Ignatyev,
and P,V. Novichkov. Tests were performed with 120 kg specimens welded from 60
mm thick steel. Reactive stress fields were obtained by welding-on corner plat-
es. Residual stresses In the builtoup metal, the heat-affected zone and the base
metal were determined by the diffraction-roentgenographical method. Vibration
of specimens as a means of reducing residual stresses was for the first time
.:checked in the Soviet Union, yielding satisfactory results. Moreover,rvsidual
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On the expediency ... A006/AlOl
stresses were directly determined on welded press frames, manufactured at the
Voronezh Plant of Heavy Mechanical Presses without heat treatment of the welded
structures. K274A and K862 frames were subjected to welding, heat treatment, and
vibration. stresses from useful loads were determined. The weld Joints were
subjected'to ultrasonic control with the aid of flaw detector ~3A -714 (UZD-7N).
The distribution of residual stresses was studied by the tensometrical method
with or without partial trepanation of the framea. Standard pickups of 25 mm
base, 120 ohm resistance and a coefficient of sensitivity K = 2.1 were glued on
bo'~h the internal and external sides of the frames in order to estimate-approxi-
mately the bending stresses determining the deformation of the frame The de-
formation of the pickups was measured with an automatic electronic 3~X-3 (EID-3)
device. The experiments performed showed that heat or other treatment of welded
frames was not expedient. This conclusion is confirmed by the results of analyz-
ing the operation of welded frames which %---re not heat treated, namely: 1) craft
and other defects caused by residual stresses were not observed in welded press
frames and shears, operating over 4 - 5 years; 2) the accuracy of the presses Is
satisfactory; losses in motor power during idle run are low; .3) the fatigue
strength of frames in complex-strained state in the presence of Itress concentra-
C a nd 2/-3

On the expediency ..,
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tors such as pcor fusion, is satisfactory. On the basis of results obtained the
authors recommend the organization of a model experimental shop for welded struc-
tures at the Voronezh plant without a heat treatment department. There are 6
figures, I table and 5 Soviet-bloc references.
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-SIIAYEIVII A-.F. (Moskva); RAKOVSKIT, V.S. (Moskva)
Obtaining iron and ferro&Uoy powders by atomizing. Forosh.
met. 2 no-4-*83-89 Jl-l--9 162. (MIU 15:8)
(Powder meta.Uurgy)

PHASE I SOV/6539
-Silayev,. Aleksandr Fedorovich, Georgiy Petrovich Fedortsov-
Lutikov-,-and Mikfiiii-Pedo-tovich Sheshenev
Khromistyye zharoprochnyye stali dlya energomaBhinostroyeniya
(Heat-Resistant Chromium 3teel for Power Machine-Building)
Moscow, Metallurgizdat, 1963. 183 P. Errata slip inserted.
2200 copies printed.
Ed.: R. M. Kireyeva; Ed. of Publishing House; A. L. Ozeretskaya;
Tech, Ed.; L. B. Dobuzhinokaya.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineering personnel engaged
in designing, building, and operating power units. It may
also be useful to research workers in metal science and to
students at technical schools of higher edication.
COVERAGE: The book presents data on chemical composition,,
structure, and properties of heat-resistant chromium steels
used in power machine-building. Basic laws governing the
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Heat-Resistant Chromium Steel (Cont.) SOV/6539
alloying of heat-realatant nonaustenitic steels and other
problems o.'L* the heat-resititance theory are discussed,
Engineering recommendatiorte are made on the whole cycle of
heat-treatment procedure E.PPlied to indicated steels. No
personalities are mentioned. There are 63 references;
44 Soviet, 16 English, anC 3 Czech.
TkDLE OF CONTFITTS:
Introduction 3
PART 1. SOME PROGLQT4S OF HEAT-RESISTANCE
THEORY AND BASIC PRINCIPLES OF
ALLOYING NONAISTENITIC STEEL
Ch. 1. Modern Concepts of Mechanisms of Plastic Deformation
and Practure Under Creep Conditions 5
1, Mechaniom Qf plaotic deformation 7
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ALEKSEYEVA, F.N. (Moskva); MATYUSU-NKO, :~-S. (Moskva); RAK(NSKIY, V.S. (Moskva);
SILAYzV,_A,F- (Yjoskva)
Role of secondary distort'-one in
sintering of spocimons coripressod
AN SSbR. Otd. tekh. nauk. Wt. i gor.
(Powder matJ&llurgy)
the recrystallization prcl;~xs during the
from high melting metal powdero. I".
delo no.1:97-99 J&,-F 163.
(MIRA 1633)
(Creep of wtals)

ALEIZEYEVA, F.N. (Moskva); MATYUSHENKO, R.S. (Moskva); RAKOVSKIY, V.S.
(Moskva)- SHAM A F Skva)
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Process of compacting high-melting metal powders during pressing.
Izv. AN SSSR. Otd. tekh. nauk. Met. i gor. delo no.2tlOO-103
Mr-Ap 163. (MW 16:10)

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.jAO0BSSION'NR: AP40467 JDIJG S/0' 7-,
39 226/64/000/005/0001/0008
AUTHORS: AlekoeZM, &N. (14ascow); M 0, R.B. (Mbscow),- Jgako~ejdy,
(Moscow); sl.Wmv.~'F _9 ~.whenko, Vest:
k'
TI TLE: On the role of iecondary distortions durin& the :00m,00 tint
processes in pressing and reorystallization during the sintering-
of refractory metals
z.15OURCE: Poroshkovaya metallurglya, no. 5, 19640 1-8
TOPIjQ. TAGS: tefractor q,7
_y metal., compactize. twasten loolybdenus. nidbium, chrom-
uml~ k, microdistortic '~__--crostress, recryst-allizaa
Oecondary distortior a-, 04
-afterfr
ion grain growth control, sintering temlei-ature
~ABSTRACT: An analo was establia
gy h -ad In the character of the procees_~, il-1;
compacting 15-mim-high cylindrIC41 W, Ho, 9band Cr specimens.
lof
iAn accumulation of microdistortiop was obeervedt.their,size reaohing_~~I~ ,
-.-ia maximuu at 4ooo to 6000 dyne/cm A further rise in-pressure had-
?no of
foot on the microdistortione
The Pattern of
changes In the,
ivalues of afterflows was found-to-7oincide with'the.pattern Of
~'changes that occur under the effect of~seoondary microstrosses. Sec.;.
:ondar microdistortions exerted a vubstantial influence on the Gize.
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-in-thbi
stallization grains.- --)A -increase s6- -3d0t6btre's
.]of the reory
Nas ace
ompanied by anintensive gr6wth of the.rearystallized, grains
until they reached a stage at which a saturation with microatresses
occurs. Subsequently, the grain sizes stablized and the effect of
.secondary stresses was negligible. At elevated sintering tem
peratures
and with long holding periods, the -recrystallized grains displayed
a conspicuous tendency -towards intensive -growth. -_ -Porol3ity- Was -&113o
found to affect.the Character and the activity of recrystallizs
during-sintering.1-it declined underincreasing-pressures and-
seq con;h
uently, the contact surface expituded which# in turn, enhancd
recrystallization process. The experimental results will make it
poAdible to adjust the pressure and the sintering conditions with'a
view io grain size control.,-which-mity hav6-a beueflaial--effect oil
ture strength and oreep resistaiLce-of refraotory metals andall
rup 0ye
Orig-art.--hasts- 8 ---- --
ASSOOLLTION: None
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L 873o-65 EWT(m)/EPF(n)-2/EPR/EWP(b) Ps-4/pu-4 AS(mp)-?,/ASD(f)/ASD(m)-31!.--
JD/jG
ACCESSION NRs AP4044909 S/0226~64/000/004/003/0014
!AVT110R1 Ateksayeva F. No (Hoiicow)j Hotyus hanko, R. So (Moscow)i
RakovskLy. Vo S,. (Ho'scow); Silayevs As Fe (Hoscow)
TITLEt Effect of production conditions on the density and strength-1.1
of sLntered refractgry metals
SOURCEt Poroshkovays motolluritLyaj nos 4# 1964*j 33-36
TOPIC TAGSs refractory metal. rcfractory metal productLon, n i obLum`*~
molybdanumq nLobLum production,i molybdenum productioni,sintered-nio-*
bium p,ro artyl oLntered molybdoinum property, sintered molybdenum
p
pro4ucrionj sintered nLohLum pi-oductLon,
ABSTRAM An attempt has been made toestablish opti'mql condftiofts,,~
for compacting and sLntering rt?fractorX met-&I powdersq Experiments- 71~.-__"._
showed that an exceasive'eompaitidg',press--ur'~--Waii a,,n sative a f If a ct
and that best resufts-are obtai.ned with &'pressure of 4000-6000
dan/cmz
4 The msxLzium density of compects.La attained by minterLas
Imolybdenum in hydrogen at 21731. for 4-5 hrs and by sLatering-alobLum
I a/=3 3
in a vacuum of 0.133 (10'! sm Hg).atl-the same -temperature-for
_F13rd _J

L Sj--G-4~
MSION MRS AP4044909
13-4 hroo Residual microporolity--of.--molybdenul compacts sLatered Ini:':''
hydrogen amounts to 2*5Xj whLie.thst-of.,compacts,slntored in a vaduuil
amounts to 6e5%, The hardnass~of 'utoblum. and mo lybden Uila ~. compacts,
increases with Increasing'
-.of both met I
density a
_Thii strength 01
the 293-1473K range drops cont1hubusly,with Increased
-test tl!lp erl I
ture, from 200 -qnd 205 ailm
2 '#t 293K -to 155 and- .100 at
at 1473K for molybdenum and #L6bLfuw-p vaxpectivety#* r
t#~ Aa&
6 figures.
ASSOCIATIONt none
V4,_ SlUBMITTSDI- 14Aj 63' -ATV'.,PRSSSl
:3M
V
.3NCL
MM
SUB CODRI NO RSIV SOV 1 00 OTHSRv 106~lt_
4 r
b
7,d 2/2

V
I, 65105-6~ IJP(a) JV
ACCESSION NR- AP5021976 UR/0286/65/000/0114/0030/0038
669.167.24
AUTHOR: Dekhanov. N. N ; Boytsov, L, :.; Zelldin, V. S.; Klassen. V. I Kurenk",'
;1. 1. Plaksin, 1. nezhko, P. r.
N.; Runov ~naye;;-Aff=.
'TITLE: A method for producing dispersed forroallicon-powde Clue le,
iMo. 172853
,SOURCE: Byulletent tzobreteniy' I tovarnykh znakov, no. 14, 1965, 30
TOPIC TAGS: powder metal production, silicon alloy, LM loy
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate Jntrod~Zs a method for producing dispersed
ferrosilicon powder with a particle size of no more then 100 microns by vaporizing
a to In-
the molten material using hot or cold air. The yield of fine particle
creased and spherical grains ar* produced by heating the melt in the 1550-IGSOOC i
range and passing it through a silicified sleeve with a valibrated opening which
guarantees a constant flow of metal, The molt to then sprayed and.the particlies
are separated according to miss.
ASSOCIATIONt none
SUBMZTTEDt l9Oct63 ENCL: 00 SUS CODE t M
No REr sov: ooo WHER: 000

ACC NR- ArW3,r,417 SOURCE CODE: UP/0
137/66/OO0/OO9/GO4O/(;O4O:
AUMOR BilAyev, A. F.
TITLE:'- C;~nn~-ctdi;n-Ve-t-wcen the physical properties of metallic nelts and the pi
of the process of their atomization by a high speed gas stream
SObRCE: Ref. zh. Metallurgiyap Abs. 9G2W
REF SOURCE: Sb. Poverkhnostn. yavlenlya v rasplayakh i voznikayushchikh iz nikh tyerdo
Ifazakh. Nallchik, 1965, 590-594 1
TOPIC TAGS: molten metal.. droplet atcmizationp powder metal production., surface active
l
agent
IA13STRACT: This is a review of the present status of the problem of obtaining metallic
ipowders by atomizing molten metals with the aid of gases. Using as an example the
!atomization of molten Fc-Si, the author shows the connection between the physical
state of the melt (the values of the surface tension a, the kinetic viscosity 7, and
the density p of the melt) and the properties of the powders (their microinhomogeneityp
Ishape, and dimension of the particles). The physical state of the melt depends in
I turn on the superheat temperature of t-1he melt above the solidus line and the presence
lin the melt of surface-active substances. For Fe-Si melta, such substances are alu-
Iminum, carbon, boron, and bismuth. Aluminum in conjunction with bismuth and boron
,~affects favorably the formation of spherical particles during the atomization process*
To obrtain dispersed powders.* the atomization proceso must be carried out at minizal
Card 1/2 uDc: 621-762.2.001: 669.11775

ACC - t'R AR6035417
values of a. 7, and p, obtained by higIt superheats and small amourits of additives)
and also by effecting the process at h~'gh parameters, raynely a high degree of heating
ol Che gas and high velocities of the gas stream. The stability of the atomization
process depends to a considerable degrf-e bn the construction of the atomizing appa-
Iratus. V. Kvin (Translation of abatrtict]
SUB CODE: 11

SHCHNGOTXV, V.N., professor, dokt~i sellskoichosyaystvennykh aduk,
redaktor; BIRI4. N G.;BXY-BEYARKO, G.Ya.; BRTANT!7.:,. B.A.;
BRTANTSXVA, I.B.; VOLGIN, V.I.; DANILSTSKIT, -J.; ZIMIN, L.S.
OS40LOVSKIT, G.T,9., redaktoi; ZJBTSOV, I.A.; SHEYCHMKO, M.I.:
SHCHMLEV, Y.N.: TATSAKO, I.P.; SILAYN, A.G., rodaktor;
GODOIAGINA, S.D., tekhnichetkly red"IMPF!' I"
(Antomologlat's dictionary ranuall Slovarl-spravochnik
entomologs. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo selkhoz.lit-ry, 1955. 451 p.
(Entomology-Dictlonaxles) (?(IRA 8:10)

~ efrictiveneas
j*.22-.74-75 D

ROUDYIEV, V.I.; SIL ',*VKIN, N.; PRIYMA, 0.; TITOK, V.;
,,&YE -
ROMANOVSKIY, A.B.; HHERWIDIOV, V.P.
Brief news. Veterinarlia 42 no.11:121-126 N 165.
(MIRA 19:1)
1. Sekretarl obshchestve,-mogo redaktsionnogo soveta zhurnala
I'Veterinariyall (for Rozhdayev).

SHAYEV9 A. N.
Leather
Making sheepskin leather from rejected sk-4.noop Leg# prom*p no. 1, 1952.
-, Libre
Monthly list U BMslau Accessions -ry of Congress,, March 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

,L~ 1, 4 fi ~~C v Iq - S
61)
MIUALISON, N.M.; SHTMLI. M.P.; SUAYIff. A.S.
Armugement of the clinic for mzillo-facW surgery. Stmatologlia
no.4:24-26 JI-Ag 154. (NLRA 7:9)
(MTISTRT. WWATITI.
in RUGGW

SZILAJIIV, A.Sz.
The &Los of the Central Stonatologleal Institute
surgery. Yogorv. oxenle 47 to.11:361-363 Nov 54.
(SMGIRT, ORAL
In RungavY)
(MITISTRY, WMT1n
In Hungary)

AKISHIII, P. A.; K~'J~J,w, V. I.; TATI-:~TSFIY, V. MI.; SIIAY-EV, A. V.
Biophysics
One mistaken theory of Professor Kobozev.
Vest. Mosk. un. 5, No. 8, 1950*
-4. Monthl List of hussian Accessions, Library of Congress, November 1952. UNCIASSIFIED.

L 35031-65 EWT(m)/kV(b)/MP(t) JD
ACCESSION MR, AP5008155 8/0286/65/000/005/0034/0034
AUTHOR: ftton. B. Ye.-, Dudko. D. Kedover. D. 1 1, Latasb. Yu. v-, Makeizonich
evehenko.-A. L; StUD&k, N. -, Conchlrenko, =P, . G~rljrorYeZ
Petur ov, _G.' K ; Chud1n. ff.~ L; Wsenets. 1. A. jartsev. H. A -, Keys, As. - V.
Tulin, N. A.; Kabellpitakly, V. Q.; Pri-valov. N. T.; P191mennov. V. J.; xholadpy~
Bastrakov, Wt I.;
M. A,; Bystroy. S. N Donets 1. D.-. jillgev. -
TITLE: 14ethoA of electroslag essflJor Ingots. Class 18, 110. 168743
SOURCE: Byulltten' izobrotenty I tov&Mkb saakow, no. 5. 1965, 34
TOPIC TAGS: Ingot casting, Ingot ol*etmla4 casting, el*etro~U$ malting. steal
melting, alloy malting, metal Pelting
ABSTRACT: This Author Certiftel-tA Introduce# a method or *xectroeisg casting of
Ingots in an open or protective atmosphere or to vwuvmp In wbich slag to first
melted In a mold vith a nonconsimable or coasUftblS 0104roft we or Plasma. jet.
To improve the metal quality an& the Ingot surtaw ANd 40 raise VW Y161do t1w
molten metal or, If needed, the slog to VOUNd into the mold thr*"O G MUM $05-
sumable or &osconsumable electrode (see Fig. I or the IMUSWQ. orls. wt. bass
I figure.
Cora

Subject
Card 1/1
Author
Title
Periodical
USSR/Electricity
Pub. 27 - 31/33
AID P - 4144
: Silayev, E. F.
: "CiviiiiVa" , A.' r.,,'-and D. N. Lipatov. Sbornik zadach Do
osnovam elektroprivada (Collection of Pro-SlemF-Od-fEe"-
Foundations of Drives). Editor Prof. A. T.
Golovan, 172 PP., Gosenergolzdat, 1955. (Book review).
: Elektrichestvo, 12, 80-81, D 1955
Abstract : This is a textbook composed by instructors of the Moscow
Power Engineering Institute im. Molotov. It generalizes
the experience of educational activity of the chair
"Electric Equipment of Industrial Establishments". The
author gives a detailed and favorable review of the book,
while indicating scme defects which should be corrected
In future editions of the book.
Institution None
Submitted No date

ALITHAIT, S.Ya., knndidat tekhnicheskikh nouk, dotsent; SIHITSIll. O.A.. kandidat
te)-hnicheakikh nauk, detsont; SILAW, I.F., inihonor.
0"
H.M.Sokelev's book Mactric drives and power supply for industrial plantse
Reviewed by 5.IA.Alltman, O.A.Sinitayn, I.F.Silaev. Blekrichgstvo aseS:
95 Ag 156. (NI&A 9:10)
I.Koskovskeys vyssheye teMnicheskeys uchilishch* issni Bausana.
(Electric motors) (Slectric power)

BORISOV, Tiivi~ -Matvayevich; SOKOWT. Mikhail MikhaYl6vi0h; 'RAWARINS A.Vj,0
doktor-tokhn* awak, ;-eta& 6nt;'F32RDV. I*I.. doktor tekhn. nauk,
I n2
retsensent; SIL&MV I.F..,,iuzh., red.; OSIPUTA, LeA., red, lzd-va;
IILIKM, VID., tekhn. red.
[Alectric equipment for hoisting and conv4pying Whinery] Xektro-
oborudovanie podwomo-transportnykh =shin. Noakra. Goo. muchno-
tekhn. izd-vo mashinoBtrolt. lit-x7j, 1958. 400 p. (K=& 11-.9)
(Hoisting machinery) (Conveying machinery)
091satrio machinery)

SHATEV, N.Y.
Inv"stigating the perforrvince of electric drives used In bucket
excavators. Mauch.dokl.vyn.sh1m1v; mash.1 prib. no.4:65-72
05f3. (KIW- 12:5)
L Statlya predstavlena kafedroy "Blektrotekhnika I elektro-
oborudovant.ye" Hookovskogo vyashego tokhnicheakogo uchillshcha
im. 13ftumm.
(Excavating machinery-Blectric driving)

8 (5)
AUTHORs wyay. E. V., Engineer SOV/10.5-59-11-28/32
TITLEs On the Extension of the Field of Application of Synchronous
Electric Motors in the Industry
PERIODICAL: Elektrichostvog 1959, Mr 11, pp 91-92 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs In the GNTK SSSR (GNTK USSR) a conference took place on June 9.
1959 under the chairmanship of Professor 1. A. Syrowatnik ,
Doctor of Technical Sciences, which was attended by represents-
tivos of the following institutions and faotoriess Soyuzglav-
energo pri Gooplans Effl.1QUAftion Main Power Administration
of Gosplan USSR); Irkutskaya TETs Nr I (Irkutsk Thermal
Power Plant Nr 1); NII? (Scientific Research Institute of
Electrical Industry), factory nZlektrosila!'; Lyalvenakiy
turbogeneratornyy (Lyalva. Factory for Turbogenerators); the
planning institute@ "Elektroproyekt" of the nitrogen industry;
Tyazhpromelaktroproyekt (State Design and Planning Institute
z (State Institute for
for Heavy Electrical Industry); Giprom
:
the Design and Planning of Metallurgic 1 Plants); Gosinspektsiya
po promenergetike Soyuzglavenergo (State Inspection for
Industrial Energy of the Soyuzglavenergo); VNIIE (All-Union
Card 1/3 Scientific Research Institute for Power Engineering)i

On the Extension of the Field of Application of SOV/105-59-11-28/32
Synchronous Electric Motors in the Industry
Glavelektromontash (Main Ad-4nistration for Electric
Installations); TsBTIE; Yerevanskiy filial KIIA (Yerevan
Branch of the NIIA)j GJ(TK RSPSR; Gosplan SSSR (Gosplan USSR)
and others. The resolutions adopted by this Conference are
summarized in 11 pointtjt 1) ihe shortcomings with respect to
output and nomenclaturts in synchronous motors are dealt vrith.
2) The extension of th3 production plan is outlined- 3) The
Gosplan SSSR and the GNU SSSR are ordered to organize the
selection of synchroncus motors for general industrial
purposes in 1959- 4) The reduction of the delivery costs is
claimed, 5) The Gosplen SSSR is ordered to control the further
development of synchrcmaue motors with suited rated and
starting properties together with the GNTK SSSR and the
Komitat Soveta Ministrov SSSR po avtomatizatsii i mashinoetroyeatp
(Committee of the Cowicil. of Ministers of the USSR for
Automation and Machino Construction). 6) The state authorities
are ordered to issue 9pecifications for the planning
organizations. 7) In 'JOST 183-55 additional hints shall be made
concerning cos it. 8) ]!he reduction of the construction costs
Card 2/3 is discussed. 9) Ilethodical hints for the technical and

On the Extension of the Field of Application of SOV/105-59-11-28/32
Synchronous Electric Motors in the Industry
Glavelektr=ontazh (Main Administration for Electric
Installations); TsBTIEj Yerevanskiy filial NIIA (Yerevan
Branch of the NIIA); GNTK RSFSR; Gooplan SSSR (Goeplan USSR)
and others. The resolutions adopted by this Conference are
summarized in 11 points: 1) the shortcomings with respect to
output and nomenclatures in synchronous motors are dealt with.
2) The extension of the production plan is outlined. 3) The
Gosplan SSSR and the GNrK SSSR are ordered to organize the
selection of synchronous motors for general industrial
purposes in 1959. 4) The reduction of the delivery costs is
claimed, 5) The Gooplan SSSR is ordered to control the further
development of synchronous motors with suited rated and
starting properties together with the GNTK SSSR and the
Komitst Soveta Mini strov SSSR po avtomatizatsii i mashinostroymtu
(Committee of the Counsil of Ministers of the USSR for
Automation and Machine Construction). 6) The state authorities
are ordered to issue specifications for the planning
organizations. 7) In GOST 163-55 additional hints shal.1 be made
concerning coo if. 8) The reduction of the construction costs
Card 2/3 is discussed. 9) Methodical hints for the technical and

On the Extension of the Field of Application of SOY/105-59-11-28/32
Synchronous Electric Motors in the Industry
planning organizations. 10) The Gonplan SSSR and the
Mookovskiy oblastnoy sovnarkhoz (Moscow Oblast sovnarkhoz) are
ordered to induce the planning organizations and the
Serpukhovskiy kondensatornyy zavod (5erpukhovsk Condenser
Factory) to study the problem of the compensation of relative
lon-d by condensers. 11) The TsBTIE is ordered to issue
prospectuses on the motor characteristics.
economic calculation of these motors should be given to all
Card 3/3

PATROV, I.I., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk, zed.; SIROTO, A.A., red.;
CHILIKIN, M.G., prof., doktor takhn.nauk, red.; SUD, I,I,,
red.; SIUUV, S.F., red.; VOROHIN, K.P., tekhn.red.; T-AH 0-
, 'if a
10T. a* i, t'ekhn.red.
1
(Electric driving and automatic control of industrial systems;
transactions of the All-Union Conference on the Automation of
Industrial Processes in Machinery Manufacture and on Automatic
Electric Driving in Industry] Blektroprivod i avtomatizataiis
promyshlennykh ustanovok; trudy Voesoiuinogo ob"edinennogo so-
vashchaniia po avtomatizateli proizvodetvennykh protsessov v
mashinostroenii i avtoliLatisirovannoma elaktroprivodu v pro-
myebleanosti. Pod obshchei red. I.I.Petrova, A.A.Sirotina i
N.G.Chilikins. Moskva. Gos.energ.izd-vo, 196o. 470 p.
(KIRA 13:7)
1. Ysesoyuznoye obwyedinennoye soveshchaniye po avtomatizataii
proizvodetyennykh protsessov v mashinostroyenil i avtomatisiroyan-
nomu. elektroprivodu v promyshlennoati. 3d. Moscow, 1959.
(Electric driving) (Automatic control)

OLKFIRp F.F., kand.tekhn.nauk; ROGANOVI V.F., inzh.; SILIM, ELF.,
inzh.
Eloctric drive of a winder with an antatic band tension re-
gulator. Uektrichestvo no.5:23-30 My 161. (M_IRA 14:9)
(Rolling milli.) (Electric driving)

REYEGOLID, Yu.R, (Moskva); SIIAnVV,,E-.F...-(Xopkva)
Transfer function of an amplidyne-generator system with
capacitive and flexible negative feedback dependent on the
vol'age and e-,erted force. Elektrichestvo no.5:60-63 My 162.
WIRA 15:5)
(Rotating amplifiers)

5/0109/64/000/004/0046/0043
ACCESSION NR: AP40Z9144
AUTHOR. Drushinin. N. X. (Doctor of technical sciences, Moscow)s
Silayev, E. P. (Engineer, Moscow)
TITLE: Transfer functions and ,matrix structures of a continuous roUing mill
SOURCE: Elektrichestvo. no. 4, 1964. 46-53
Q
TOPIC TAGS: automatic control, rolling mill, rolling mill automatic control,
continuous rolling n-AU control, transfer function, rolling mill transfer function
ABSTRACT: Thanks to a narrow -lisnit variation of the operating parameters of a
continuous multistand cold-rolling nM, the reiationo between these parameters
are almost linear, which greatly simplifies the mathematical treatment of the
problem. The following equations describing the interconnection between the
multimotor electric&I drivo &nd tba process, allowing for elasticity of tbA - "
mechanical members. are set up: inaput strip thichmarse oqu&tiou. static motor
Card

SILAEV, E.F., inzh.
Invustigating tl-,e dinamics cf "he control system of a continuous
cold rolling rdlil. Izv, vya. ucheb. zav.; mashinostr. no.lil86-
204 165. I%MIRA 18:5)

GUTKIN, Boris Mironovich; ~ILAYILV,_~-F., red.
[Direct current drives with ignitronB] Ionrr;i privod
postoiannogo toka. Moskva, Energilao 1965. 455 P.
(MIRA 18:7)

-_ L2Z2~ ~-66 -
ACC NR:
AF6017708
SOURCE CODE:
uR/olo5A6/OC)0/001/OW5/0086
Bertin Voronet;*jy __ _. ; q
AUTHOR: BI.-P.; qMd-tllman. B. irsIL V.;
Grom~Lv umenko, 1. Ye.; Pe.
V. I.; Druzhinin. N. N.; Kunitskiy, N. P.;-Na- _trove I. I.:
.Ayev, E. F.;_ leifF__
i Vetroy. G. N.: Rusakov V. ; Sil Sleigan Vs
Syrom Tee
X2,tnikpv 1. A.; Tulin V. S-.-. FJ3Yji;-_1j~- _Ikk I.; ChiLi.~.inM-.Gt;
_' _A_ A
_XuL_nLk~ovMo ~CF.
ORG: none
TITLE: Engineer N. A. Tishcherko (on his 60th birthday)
SOURCE: Elektrichestvo, no. 1, 1966, 85-86
TOFIC TAGS: electric engineering personnel, metallurgic furnace, electric equipment
ABSTRACT: Nikolay Afanaslyevich Tishchenko completed the Khartkov Electrotechnical
Institute in 1930, after work-4ng as an electrician in a M67tallurgical plant from
1923-1926. He was active in the development of domestically produced electrical
equipment for rolling mills and metallurgical'furnace works* He was active during
W'd1I in restoring electrical equipment damaged by the Germans. After the war, he
was active in developing electrical drive equipment for both domestic and foreign
metallurgical plants. He has been active in scientific wcrk, publishing over
45 works in such varied fields as electric drives, equipment reliability and
productivity of labor. Orig. art. has: 1 figure. [JPJRS]
SUB CODE: 09, 13 SUBM DATE: none
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I I -; I ~~ v,:~ 7 r". : ~ ", ~ :. ,~ ~, -.; I., ,- -. ': : ". -. , -, : _- - ~-a .

SMITKOVbXIY, M.M.. inzh.; SILJ17. I.I., inzh.
0~11
Changes in the microhardness of pho;phoras compound inclusions
in gray cast iron at frcs 20 to 300 temperatures. Netalloved.
i term. obr. met. ao. 5:42-45 NY 160. (NMA 13:12)
1. Odeeskiy institut inrhenerov morskogo flota.
(Cast iron--Notallography) (Netals at high temperatures)

SNITKOVSKlY.. M.M. . assistent.-,.:)IU)DV, I.I, , inzh.
Mechaniom of tl-e wear o~' Lrray phosphorous cast iron caused by
frIction. lzv.,;yo.v::hab.zavoi masninostr. no.V-P-36 16'.
("M A 14 4 12 )
1. Odesakly institut inhenerov morskogo flota.
(Cast Lron-Testing)

IVANOV, S.A., dotsent; SILAM-F, I.!., inzh.; SFITKGV3KIY, M.M., inzh.
Causes of seam failure in expanding welded boiler tubes. Stall
22 no.1:72-73 Ja 162. (MIPul 14:12-)
1. Odesskiy institut inziencrov morskogo flota.
(Boil)ra, I-later tube-Welding)

82863
-3 S/1 12/60/000,/008/012/012
Translation from: Refera-rivnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1960, No. 8, p. 412,
# 6.7172
AUTHOR: Silayev, M.A.
TITLE: The Pondermotive Effect of Elliptically Folari4ed Electromagnetic Waves
on the "Plane" Phase-Shifting Element In Circular Wavexulld
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Khar1kovsk. ur-t, 1959, Vol. 102, Tr. Radiofiz. fak. Vol.
3, pp. 25-33
TEXT: The author investigates the transformation of polarization when
transmitting waves with arbitrary orientation of the polarization ellipse by a
ti plane" phase-shifting element. The mean power for one period Is determined,
which is transmitted by an elliptically polarized wave of the H11 type.. Based
on the conception of quantum mechanic.-., the angular electromagnetic moment of the
H11 wave was fcurd. The pondevmotive moment of elliptically polarized H11 waves
was determined.
A.V.M.
T
A.ranslator's note. This is the full translation of the original Russian abstract.
Card 1/1

SIIAYEV, N.I., kandidat ekonomicheskikh nauk.
I
Iffect of traffic volume on the operational expenditure of railroads.
Trudy KHII? no.24:19-44 154. (MI" 8:1)
(Railroads--Traffic)

TEJCMVICH, T.M., kandidat ekonomicheekikh n&uk-(Ibar'kovj ABAKBUKO, N.V.,
kandidat skonomichookikh nauk, inzhentr- (IMrlkov): DBMS. G,lh,,
inshener (Kharikov); ZERAWKIT, A.U., (Kharlkov); KWWV, G.I..
kandidat skonomicheakikh nauk Mar kov); PIL I.. kazAldat
skanonLaheak1kh nauk, doteaut Mar:kov); USHAXOT;- "M. (rharokov);
WALISHTXIri-UDUKSb'r. IP.G.; kandidat skonomicheakikh nauk (KhatIkov)."
qLalities and defects of a manual on transportation economics (such-
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