SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SMOLENSKIY, G.A. - SMOLENSKIY, B.L.

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AUIHOR: Pisarev, R. V.; Smplentk G A..
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TITLE: Estimate of the exchange interaction of the Ma ion in the excited staW
in MnO
SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 7,, no. 89 1965, 2556-2558
TOPIC TA(X-. absorption line line shift, line splitting, manganese ccMound,
excited state, single ~X;;12
ABsTRAcT: The magftitude of the exchange interectian was estimated by detendning
the shift of the absorpticii line on going through the magnetic-order temperature,
2+ 4 4 4
:using for this purpose the 14n, ion in the state Ajg + E ( G). Me single crys-
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tals of MnO were obtained by trmsport reaction and deposition on FgO [(100) planele"."
The optical-spectrum was investigated with a double, mmochromator (DMR-4) at tea.;
!pemtures (77 and 295K) both above and below the magnetic-ordering teq)erature
TN = 116K. M-a measured spectrum is sham in Fig. 1 of the Enclosures in the
6 4 re-
of the trmsitian AjLg Alg + 1E It is concluded from an analysis of the
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AUTHORS: Petrov, M. P.; Smolenskly, 0. A.; Syrnikov, P. P.-
ORG: Institute of Semiconductors,AN SSSR, Leningrad (Institut
poluprovodnikov AN SSSR)
TITLE: Nuclear magnetic resonance in RbMnF
3
SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, V. 7, no. 12, 1965, 3689-369o
TOPIC TAGS: nuclear magnetic resonance, rubidium, fluorine, line
shape, line broadening
ABSTRACT:/IMeasu,yements of the nuclear magnetic resonance were made'
on the Rb"and Muclei at room temperature, using a weak-oscillation
generator. T~_e jibMnF were synthesized from the cold RbF and MnCl
3 2
by heating to a temperature -700C. It was found that the magnetic
field acting on the F and Rb nuclei in the polycrystal is not equal
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to the external applied field. In the caseof F, the NMR line had
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an asymmetrical shape, while that of Rb had a Lorentz shape. The
ratio a = AH/Ho where AH is the supplementary magnetic field on the
ucleus, was 0.022 + 0.003 and -(1.9 � 0,2) x 10-3
n for F and Rb
respectively. In t7he case of measurements on polycrystalline RbNiF
3
87 ly
with hexagonal structure, no resonance was observed on Rb. probab
because of quadrupole broadening and the NMR line of 191? had a com-"
plicated form with a 0.0058. Authors thank A. G. Tutov for an
x-ray analysis of.the crystaland S.,A. Kizbayev for magnetic-measure-
ments.
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AUTHORS: Smolenskiy,.,G. A. Nasyrov, A.-
IORG: Institute of SemiconductorslAN SSSR. Leningrad (Institu
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ITITLE: Perroacoustic resonance with longitudinal ultrasonic waves
SOURCE: FIzika tverdogo tela, v. 7. no. 12, 1965, 3704-37o6
.iTOPIC TAGS: ultrasonic wave, ferroelectric resonance, acoustic
resonance, spin pbonon Interaction, single crystal, yttrium compound,
magnetic field
]ABSTRACT: Whereas earlier investigations of ferroacoustic resonance
were made by excitation of transverse sound waves, in the present
investigation the authors studied spin-pbonon interaction in single
1crystals of yttrium ferrite with garnet type structure excited with
longitudinal sound waves in the frequency range from 100.to 220 Me at
Iroom temperature. The samples were cut along the [1101 axis in the
Iform of parallelepipeds measuring 7.5 x 2 x 2 nun or cylinders 7.4 mm
long and 3.8 mm in diameter. The mea6urements were made with a
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modified pulsed installation described by A. A. Galkin and A. P.
Korolyuk (PTE no. 6, 99, 196o). The excitation was by means of X-cut
Icrystal plates with natural frequencies 11 and 17 Mc, respectively.
The dependence of the intensity of the ferroacoustic resonance on the
angle between the magnetic field and the wave vector showed the
theoretically expected minimum at 900 and a maximum near 500. To
check whether the residual interaction at 0 and 90o Is" due'to incom-
plete saturation of the sample, special pole pieces were used to
modify the field configuration. These pole pieces reduced the field
by decreasing the demagnetizing component of the field. The authors
also measured the velocity of the longitudinal ultrasonic waves, the
damping coefficient, and the acoustic Q.- These were found to be 7.15
5 4
x 10 cm/sec, 0.18 cm and 10 , respectively. The Idea of-using
the pole pieces is due,to Ai G. Gurevicb. Orig. art. has: 2 figures&,
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"I'*'ate-ials Used for the DrTving Fnerfy of Pockets", P. 5P. (vTAr0rCSCI
CM911aIMIE, , Vol. 7, Tjo. 2, Fel-,. 1c-53, Wroclaw, Poland)
SO: Ilonthly List of Fast Puropean Accessions, (PPEAL) , LC, Vol. 4,
Yo. 1Y Jan. 10,5, Uncl.

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POLAIM/Physical Chemistrj ThermodYllatlucs. TherLiochemistry, E-8
Equilf-brium. Physicochemical analysis. Fhase Transitions
ALS JDur Re.ferat aur - nimiya, No 2. 1957, 3698
Author Sraolenski I_`ionJ.zy, Strzondala Jadwiga
Inst Wroclilw POI-YE-3-CHI-lic
Title Heat of Formation of Nitrvx~tarch
Orig Pub Zesz. nauk, Politechn. wrocl-, 1954, No 4, 49-56
Abstract Calorimetric determinations were carried oult of the
combustion heat of nitrostarch M, prepared by nitra-
tion of ztarch with nitric acid or with a mixture of ni-
tric and sul'Paric acid. Invest'itpted were samples of
different degree of esterification, containing from 10.52
to 13-34% N. From the experimentally determined values
of the heat of combustion were calculated the heat of for-
nation (HF)' values of I; 'the linear nature of the correla-
tion between MW and degre.: of estLrif_icaU'-ion has been as-
certained. IIF of I obrained by action of IMCc is lower
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D.
K-inetics of chain reactions. p. 1.
"IiA - " 3
D011-1,01~:C1 Chi~:%ICZXE. (Polskie Towarz-, two Chemiczne) Wroclawl
Polard.
Vol. No. 2, Feb. 1959.
11
...onth1v List of East European Pecessions (EIIIIII.) LC, Vol. 8, No. 8, Aug. 1959.
Oncl.

Adsorptlon-stabilization kinetics of liquid esters of citric
acid and Polyhydroxy alcohols.1 Stanista R hski mid 4047 IV ID/
a
Diontzy SniolensKI (Politechnika, %M~X' Msknd).
Ckem. osotvana-3, 69- -1`9 English suinmary).~
Nitroglycerin (I), ethylene nitrate 11), and diethylene glycol
M HKOO 0.12164, 0.145,
and 0.1556 g./1., resp., were passed through Alt0s and atk.
anion exchanger beds at flow rates (v) varied within O.OW4
and 0.0488, 0.00718 and O.L%W7, and 0.01W. and 0.0703 L/
(sq. cm.) (far.), resp. A so-called adsorption-througliput
coeff. K - alcv. a. lx-~ug g. of 5olute adsorl~d 1~r I cc. bcd
at a given v, and c the inorg. acid content-as above, was for
AtA. Particle size 0.01 mra. (0.02 mm.): 1.052A.027
(0.667-0.010) for 1. 0M7-0.051 (OZU-0-028) for U, and
0.482-0.019 (0.31".007) for M; for alk. anion-exchange
resin W.M. 102, particle size 0.01 torn. (0.02 mm.): 1.064-
0.014 (0.705-0.031) for I ' 0.723-0.042 (0.4S2-0-025) for 11,
and 0.3M-0.010 hr./cin. (0.270-0.022 br.Icin.) for IU.
A. SUfradaki'

"I Klnidcs of chfik-p Ous Ell GICAski (Poli-
A;A' . onizy. Omotensm
~Lu technika Wroclaw, Pokuid).
T-Ii~Mflngli h summary)~A r view. A. Kri:gkevpkL;;;'

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AUTHORSc. PluciAski, J., and Smolenski- D.
TITLE,~ 2,4,6-trinitro-3-methylnitroaniinotoluene
(methylotetryl)
PERIODICAL~ Chimie a chemickA technologie. Prehled technicke/ a
hospodArvsk6 literatury, v.19, no.1, 1962, 32,
abstract Ch 62-448. (Chem. stos, v,4, no.3/4-, 196o,
479-499)
TEXT; The results are described of investigation of
utilizing sodium dinitrotoluene sulphonates contained in sulphide-
containing waste waters. These sulphonates are produced in the
process of cleaning trinitrotoluene. Condensation of these with
methylamine produces dinitromethylaminotoluene, the nitration of
which vields the explosive, metha-methyltetryl. Individual
parameters are described of condensation and nitration reactions
as well as the phys�cochemical and explosive properties of
methyltetryl.
2 figures, 17 tables, 10 references.
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SMOLENSKI, D., prof. I
The Polish Technological Book and Press Festival, October
8-16$ 1960. Przegl techn no.40:1 5 0 160.

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D228/D301
AUTHORS; Glowiakp Bohdan, Doctor of Engineering, Assistant
Professor, and Smolen'ski, Dionizy, Professor
TITLE: An attempt to interpret explosive properties
PERIODICAL: Viadomo9ci chemiczne, no. 3, 1961, 151-165
TEXT: This is a short review, based chiefly on the works of
Western investigators, of tentative correlations between certain
explosive properties, compositions, structures and thermoche-mical
parameters of explosives. Of the earlier workers, 71. Plec (Ref.
1: ~OCh, 1935, 5, 173) defined explosives as compounds containing
explosophores and auxoexplosives, by analogy with chromophores
and auxochromes, This work is considered to be of historical in-
terest only. Oxygen balance is next defined, the author stressing
that no distinction is made between oxygen bonded to carbon or
hydrogen and oxygen bonded to nitrogen; the majority of explosi-
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ves are stated -to be oxygen-negative. A brief account is givec. of
the work of W,,C. Lothrop and G.R. Handrick (Ref. 61 Chem, Revs,,
1949, 44, 419), who found tile explosive power -to be proportional
to the oxygen balance, increasing to a maximum as the oxygen ba-
lance tends to ward zero. These authors introduced the term
"plosophores" for groups bestowing explosive properties on a mole-
cule, and divided them into two fundamentally different classes,
Primary plosqphores include nitric esters, aromatic and aliphatic
nitro-compounds and nitroamines, whilst azo- and azido- deriva-
tives, nitro-compounds, perchlorates, peroxides, ozonides etc.
belong to the secondary class. Relationships between the shatter-
ing power and the oxygen balance are illustrated for aromatic
nitro-compounds, nitroamines and nitric esters, showing that for
these compounds the maximum power is associated with zero oxygen
balance. Molecules with several plosophoric. groups ("hybrids")
exhibit a similar effect, although the relationship Is less re-
gular, No such relationship Kau been found for the secondary
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Schmidt, is the dominant factor influencing the explosive pro- X/
perties. Mention is made of the work of J.F, Roth (Ref, 9. Z,
Schiess-u.Sprengstoffwesen, 19419 36, 4; 28,52) who found that
for mixtures of tetranitromethane and nitrobenzene, the explosive
properties increased to a maximum as the oxygen balance approached
zero, and that of A. Stettbacher (Ref. 2: Z. Schies3-u,Spreng-.
stoffwesen, 1918, 139 225- 1919, 14, 220; 1920, 15, 165; 1930,
25, 439; 1942, 379 429 62 who believes that structure of the ex-
plosive is the dominant factor. This is shortly discussed quot-
ing several authors including D. Smolefiski and W. Czuba (Ref. 1l-,
Zesz. nauk. Politechniki Wrockawddej, Chemia, 1955, 7j 3) and
T. Urba:hski and K. Kruszyfiska Szyc-Lewafiska (Ref. 12: Biuletyn
WAT~ 1953p 4, 3, and Ref. 13: ibid.9 1953, 4, 14) showing that
various groups can affect the explosive properties. M. Berthelot
and Matignon (Ref, 15: Compt. rend,, 1891, 113, 246) show that
the heat of combustion decreases by r,-..,31 kcals for every addi-
tional -N02 group in the ring, concurrently with increasing ex-
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An attempt to interpret D228/D301
plosive properties. The work of M.S. Kharasch (Ref. 16: Bureau of
Standards Journal of Research, 1929, 2, 359), who calculated and
measured the heat of combustion of a number of explosives is des-
cribed and tabulated. In general, the strength and shattering
power increase with decreasing heat of combustion. Similar results
were obtained by C.L. Abernethy and VI.E. Garner (Ref. 17: Proc.
Roy. Soc. (London), 1921, A99, 213) although W,H: Rinkenbach
(Ref. 18: J. Am. Chem. Soc., 1930, 52, 115) found no relationship
between the number of -N02 groups and the heat of formation of the
explosive. -ilith regard to detonators, the results of A. Schmidt
(Ref. 19; Z. Schiess-u.Sprengstoffwesen, 1934, 29, 259, 296) and
Martin (Ref. 20: Uber Azide u. Fulminateg Darmstadt 1913) are
quoted, showing that compounds with the lowest heat of formation
have the greatest detonation power. The authors conclude that the
thermochemical approach is correct, although thermochemical para-
meters measured by various workers differ markedly. It is also
thought that structural factors may only be considered within the
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D228/D301
same class of compounds. There are 5 tables, 5 figures and 20 re-
ferences; 4 Soviet-bloc and 16 non-Soviet-bloo. The four referen-
ces to English-language publications read as follows: R. Robert-
son, J. Chem. Soc., 1921, 119, 1; F.W. Brown, U.S. Bur. Mines
Tech. Paper, 1942, 643, 26; W.C. Lothrop, G.R. Handrick, Chem.
Revs., 1949, 449 419; W.H. Rinkenbach, J. Am. Chem. Soc., 1930,
52, 115.
ASSOCIATION: Katedra technologii zwiqzkow azotowych II politech-
niki Wroclawskiej (2nd Wroclaw Aytechnic, Depart-
ment of Nitrogen Compounds Technology).
SUBMITTED: September 28, 1960.
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I_gy, prof. zvryez, mgr. inz, ; B09PALfi~~Stani slaw, mgr. inz. st.
SvIDLENSKI,_-Di-Qg.i
asystent; GLCWIAK, Bohdari, dr. inz., adiunkt
Obtaining and properties of meta-hydroxytetry~ salts. Cherda Wroclaw
ho. 7:3-9 161.
1. Katedra Technologii Zwiazkow Azotmrych II, Politechnika, Wroclaw.
Kierownik katedry: prof. D. Smolenski

11/04 62/013/'006/001/003
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11,110
AM HORS: Sm Seweryniah, llieczyslaw
TITLE: Flame-temperature measurement by the spectral-line
reversal- method
III], ' 1, 1 Q: -) T G , ~L eostqpy llizyki, v. 1-3, no. 6, 1962, 637-664
Tl:lx'-T The article revie%,js Western and Soviet literature
for the period up to 1960. The follox-ring subjects are discussed:
theory of the taothod; isothermal and equilibrium conditions in
flames; ret;onazicc-linc contours and non-isothermal conditions in
flames; classical apparatus; photographic and electrical recording.
recording of resonance-line contours in ge ncral; apparatus using a
photomultiplier and an optical wedge; apparatus with rotating sectors;
apparatus for the study of rapidly changing processes; reversal tem-
perature and theoretical temperature. There are.22 figures and 4
tables.
ASSOCIMON: Zaklad Technologii &dqzko'W Azotowych II Politech-
niki Wroclawskiej (Department of the Technology of
Card 1/1 Nitrogen Corwoounds, Wroclaw Polytechnic)

SMOLEISKI, D., prof.
'The thought of rationalization has to be directed. Summary. Przegl
techn no.39:1,3 30 S 162.
1. Przewodniczacy Kamitetu do Spraw Techniki, Warszawa.

9~0 Dionizy
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Problem of complementary, education for technical personnel. Przegi
techn no.52:1 30 D 162.
1. Przewodniczacy Komitetu do Spraw Techniki, Igara.zawa.

SMOLENSKI, DiorAzy, prof. dr inz.; SEWERYNIAK, Mieezyslaw, mgr inz.
149asurement of the flame temperature variability during a given
time by ihe method of spectral line deviation with photographic
recording. Gosp pa:Liw 11 no-3z96-99 Mr 163.
1. Zaklad Technologii Zwiazkow Azotowych II,, Politechnika,
Wroclaw.

!ACCESSICK XRt AP40056T P/0016/64/000/005/0285/0290
;AUMCR: Smolenold,, Dionizy (Professor., Doctor of IngineerIng)
T=- Future research on rocket fuels
SOURCE: Wiadomosci chemiczne, no* 5, 1A, 285-290
TOPIC VXS: advanced propellant,, boron.fuel, metal fuel., propellant grain,
propellant research, Inhibitor
,ABSTRACT: The author limits his rev~ev to conventional chemical rocket feels.,
[lexcluding advanced concepts, like free radicals', vhose devel(4pent in the Im-
6ediate future cannot be easily estimated.. The important criterion to be satisfied
lis given as specific thrust in relation to speed of gas flows The parameters de-
tertining speed of gas flow and ouch secondary,, but important, factors as the costai
~Iof production., the availability of raw.materials, temperature and pressure coef- I
.1ficients, and the viscosity, volativity and density of liquid fuels are mentioml,.-j
;Present conditions in Poland suggest the concurrent study of solid and liquid
Iforma, but vith emphasis on the solid fuels, While liquid fuels am cheaper and
according to the literetwe data probably have more thrust,, their use brings up the
iccmplex prcb3m of the roWot enod Of the solid fueles the hazogeno.ow tygess

ACCESSION NRz AP4010567
iLause of the long use of powder nitroglycerin.,-are 'better understood, cheaper,.
!and more easily available in Poland. While the miked or combination types ViU be
Istudiedi, because they permit the use of larger grain sizes, priority in emphasis
swill. be given to homogeneous fuels. The elementO boron, beryllium, magnesium
And aluminum are mentioned. Of these., boron is pot available in Poland anct
,'berylliun is rejected because of its toxicity. ~Study of aluminum and magnesium
;aUoys resistant to atmospheric ,factors vil.1 be,em;hasized. Perfection of solid
~cmogeneous fuels will include change of coinpanenti, (e.g., nitroglycole for nitro-
'glycerin), stabilizeri,, inhibitors,,and mastery of -technique of production of I=e
'j;ranules. Perfection of solld -4 zed fuels must be preceded by theoretical 4-3 - r-
standing of the mechanism of combustion and the nechani"a and theological d2arac
'teristics and necessary 6eqreie of parity of the Ingredlentso A very promlslag,, ai2d
;Qmpletely unInvestigated,approach ii the stuay of combine& space cberafi,
ASSOCIATICK: none
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Studies or, mL3aile combustibies Ln the prospective _plan.
Wiad chem 18 no.5&285-290 ttr 76).

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SFULF"I"EM, J.
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1956- Warszawa
Acta Geophy5ica
Eanmonic analysis of the cclar diurnal vL-riv.-tions of mapmetic
Swid.;,r in the years 1923-33. In English. p. 237. Vol. 4, no. 4,
Polonica
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the -e~,rs V~23-'3 accord-int- to H.0 -.,a-.!or's metlhoLs. p.:~q,
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Foland
Ne s toruk-Sz1ompek, D. Smolensk'
Netlnod of PurifyLag Ear-'-.= S-_--_"aze Utilized i'n
X-Ray DiagnosiS, arid l.--creasing !-.s Capacity
oC Formiri.g, S-.,aL-le Sus-ji-,--nsions in Water.
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lie - J c -
dy of C or -d i s -1" precir.4tation of
BaSC.,, 1e 'fect Of precioltat~ 4 agent, i3 ia C2 c on c en t r a It
L' ion,
-ature, ph of -.w:th the view of
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obtain Ling puTe dispersed preclpitar~e thia-~ fcrms
is,.able suspensions. .4 slowly settling precipitkate, is obtainedl
ion i.-teraction oL' concentrallea' reactants in neutral medium ati
1200. Wag ' 1
A.
found that on p-rolonged heating of BaSO, precip,
4-n- the cold, with its mother liquor or with wa7.er, its
lcapacitv- of _"'orm'.ng stable suspensions is enhanced.
Ya. Shte-vrnlbearg.

POLAND/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry G
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur - Khim., No. 49 1959, 11868
Author Szczycinski B., Smolenski J.
Tntt Not given.
Title The Condensation of Acetylacetone with Sulpha-
guanidine in Sulphametazine in an Aqueous Medium.
Orig Pub: Acta polon. pharmac., 1958, 15, Yo. 3~ 215-216.
Abstract: The principal product of condensing CH3COCH200CH3
(I, ) witp 1+-NH2G6HI+SO2NHC(NH2) = NH-H20 (II) is
sulpha- The mixture is heated
(a reflex conde-n'ser, about 21+ hours); the excess
is distilled with water vapour; the precipitate
is drawn off and washed with hot wateri the non-
reacting 11 is separated from the washwater and
may be directed into the next operation of the
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"U,inrattvP cnitrol of th,- -'i1fill-nent Of a plan irl thp Gpologic Institute."
p. 20. (P-1ir-,"L7GLAT~ 1740. 1. Jan- 195.5- ',!-nrczz,-wq, Polqnd)
SO : lutst of East 'Turopeon Accessiotis. LC. Vol. 4, No. E.
API-11 11'-55. U-1,7 1.

SMOLKISKI, S.
"Diagranmatic Presentation of tit- Activities of the Institute of Geology,"
by S. Smolenski. Przaglad Geologicz , NO 5, 114arsaw, May 56.

SMOILDSM, Slawomir
Organizational changes in the Geological Institute. Przegl
geol 11 no,1;54-55 Ja 163,
1. Instytut Geologiczny.. Warszawa.

SMOLINSKI, W.
We shall form conclusions form the last stage of instruction in the professional
courses p. 32. (LAS POLSKI. Vol. 26, no. 3, March. 1952.
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, L. C., Vol. 3, No. 4, April, 1954

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(MIRA 18:1)

KHILICHBUK.0, Lev Nikolayevich; ;R!_qjM�KjY, Aleksey Nikolayevich;
ARUTYFRIOV, M.A. , lnzh., rets6nzent-; KATORGINA,'r.A,'-, ldztr.,
retsenzent; KONDAK, N.M., kand.tekhn.nauk, red.; KATEVSKIY,
V.V., inzh., red.; GCRNOSTAYPOLISLAYA, H.S., tekhn.red.
[Steam turbine control] Regulirovanie parovykh turbin. KoBkva.
Goo.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mauhinoi3troit.lit-ry, 1960. 272 p.
Wu 14:2)
(Steam turbines)

S,IOLENSKIY, A.N.; PALEYEV, N.m., inzh., red.
(Design and construction of steam turbine parts] Kon-
struktsiia i raschet detalei parovykh turbin. Moskva,
Mashinostroanie, 1964. 466 P. (MIRA 17.12)

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;.1111rd vilih 11%ru Oki r'"IC11 dild gh-Vil till. "? contacts.
"licit LK Iv J-eph F, CA1111MKI1111t)

KOZLOV, V.N.; 6140MUSKIY, B.I.
Calculations for the entrainment of vaporous snbstances with
noncondensable gases from wood pvrolyais. Sbor.rab.lab.leso-
IdAm. no-2:74-82 '58. (MIRL 12:8)
(Wood distillation)

KOZWV, V.F.; SMOLENSKIY, B.I. [deceased]
Extracting acetic acid from the aQueouB phase b7 the nonaqueous
phase using the method of continuous countercurrent extraction.
Izv. Sib. otd. AN SSSR no.10:21-24 '58. (MIRA 11:12)
l.Urallskiy filial AN SSSR.
(Acetic acid) (Extraction (Chemistry))

-CT h KGZLG`J, V.
Distribution of acetic acid between the no ter and -,.-ater -hases in
ind -trial-t- e extractors. p. 5,17.
-17 T,((1- SELSKC-IrR.' L L' COO K-q I TVU. ( tvijas PSR
, -C.- Ir - - ~ I OZIA S La
Zinatnu akademija. Diologijas Zinatnu rodala) RiCa, Lativa, No. 16,
195P. In Hlissian.
Eonthly list o~ 11ast Euror)ean Accessions MAI), LCj Vol. 8, No. R.
Allic-ust 1959.
Uncla.

KOZWV, V.11.; %IOLENSKIY, B.I.
Distribution of acetic acid between the two existing phases, the
aqueous and the nonaqueous phase. Zhur.pril-.1.1--him. 31 no.3:508-512
Mr 158. (KM 11:4)
l.Laboratoriya lesokhimii Ural'skogo lesotekhnicheskogo, instituta.
(Acetic acid) (Phase rule and equilibrium)

3
S/044/62/000/005/053/072
C111/C444
.~UTIIOH: Azlcts'r.-iy,-3. P., ~molens ly, B. I.
TITLE: On linear interpolation
FERIODICA-L: Refer~_tivnyy zhurnal, Matematika, no. 5, 1962, 46-47,
abstract 5V228. ("Tr. UrallqkoGo le~jotekhn. in-tall, 1959,
no. 16, 207-225)
TEXT: Let xly x2 P ... Ix be a s,;atem of values of the independent
variables x, whcre x, Iz. x2 - ... x n. Let y1, Y21 ... I Yn be the corres-
ponding values of the function y which approximatively is linear depen-
ding on x; let n 2. Let ci(xc YC ) indicate the distribution centre
of the point system A 1(x17 Yi ) A 2(x 21 Y2)' ... An'(Xn' Yn); this centre
be denoted as the first centre of the given distribution. As a second
distribution centre of the point system f A,~ let be denoted the point
c (X y ) which is the first distribution centre of the point sy'stem
2 C29 C 2
Card 1/1,

S/04 62/000/005/053/072
On linear interpolation C1 1 1YC444
i1.x1 +X2 yl+y2 x 2+X3 Y2~Y3
(-2 2 2 2
xr, 1 +xn Yn- l +~'n V
2 2
The second cuntre of the written down point system be denoted as the
third centre for tne initial system A., etc. This way one can obtain n-1
% I
distribution centres of the noint system -,A. Now let the point
syster" A be sDlit into two systems - a left one and a right one.
To the left one th~-,re,shall belong all those points of the given system
for which x,-:~Z- xc ) to the right one all those for which there is
I
x Let A(x be the first distribution centre of the left
CI ' % ;L 9 YAI
systi~r,,- The eQuLttion of the straight line which passes through the
Card 2/.-,.

S/044/ 62/000/00 5/0 5 3/07 2
k Cn lineai- intcr;)uI,,_1.tion C 11 I/C444
distribut-_Dn uentre c 1 of the given point system A 1(X19 Y1 ), A2(x 2' Y2
A IX a,~a has tiic. direction coefficient m where
k?
(XI.L_xck) + (Yc 1- YCk) (XcI-X Ck
k + 01 C1-Xc k)2
iLi denoted a-; an LIP11.roximation eruation of the direct regression by the
For a riven point s~Lte.-.,, one can set up n-1--a-pproximation equations of
rc~;r,~:.sion. Th~~ described incthod for tjiu set-up of thcLie
'e-~~ULLior~L; is c~,~Iic-d thc- method of the k;uccessive centres by the authors.
tlii~, oaper there i,, also given a vector method and -a simpli-
fi,i~d vcc,-or method for the setting-up of approximation equations of.the
direct rezression. The importance of LL11 thep e methods consizt~ of the
fact that they produce good results in prAkis, the e;(actness of which
be4n~r at:~arly as &reat as the exactness of the method of the least squares
Card 3/4

S/044/62/000/C05/053/072
On linEar interoolation C111/C4,14
at the deter.:;ination of the equation of direct ret;r(--suion. ;-t th(- same
time theLjc aetuncdS (e~:peciall~,- the cimplified vector method and thin method-
of the SLICCC.SSiVC' centres) denand for less calculation labouring than
the :,i,-Uoa o., the least squares. TI.-Lis shows the strongest effect at large
,,, and if one has to vior'- with valucs of scveral places. A comparison
of the a-ount of calculation labour at 4~ifferent methods is carried out;
-re 6ivcii. Besid,~s the authors show how to reduce the parabolic
interpol&tion to the linear one; this permits to use the results of this
articlE: alsc in the case of parabolic interpolation.
r-
lAbstracter's note: Complete translation.]
Card 4/4

SWiZNSKIIY9. B..L.~ ROMIENKO, M.A.
Pneumatic pliers for cutting steel rod-9 --nd angle bracketa.
Mashinostroitell no.12t17 D 164. (MJ-F-A 18t2)

RChHLFNKO, 14,A.t SjIGlLFNSKIY, B.1,
Device for check-no thr- qualitj of press-fitting of pressure
~~ 0 L - - I
lubricators. S'tan. i i.rstr. 36 na.5-.36 b~v (MIRA 18:5)

SIVIO DISKIY$ (Leningrad)
"Ferroolectric Ferromagneties."
report presented at Colloquim on Magnetism, Grenoble, France, 2-5 Jul 58.
Eval: B - 3,111,755 3 Sep 58.

SOV-117-58-4-13/21
AUTHORS: Rokhlenko, M.A., and Smolenskiy, B.L., Engineer
------------- __
TITTLE: 'Quick-Exchange Chucks for Drilling Machines (Bystrosmennyye
patrony dlya sverlilInykh stankov)
KRIODICAL: Mashinostroitelf, 1958, Nr 4, P 35 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article contains illustrated design and operation information
on two kinds of self-clamping chucks for drills, one with three
rollers and the other with three eccentric cams. The chucks
are permanently fixed on the machine spindle and permit ex-
change of drills without stopping the machine. The design is
such that all parts can be made at any plant with the use of
common machine tools.
There are 2 sets of drawings.
1. Drill-ing machines--Equipment
".ard 1/1

A UTHO R: Smolenskiy, B.L., Engineer SCV-117-58-8-18/2B
U~_
TITLE: Pneumatic High-Speed Clamps (Pnevma,4-heskiye bystrodeys-vu-
yushchiye strubtsiny)
PERTODICAL: Mashinostroitelf, 1958, Nr 8, P 37 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Sheet metal which is laid out for stamping must be fastened
to the lay-out table by means of clamps. The use of screw
clamps which must be applied by hand is labor and time consuming,
A high-speed pneumatic clamp (Figure 1) has been developed
which has no such drawbacks. It consists of a cramp (Figure 2)
which is connected with the compressed air system. A spring
moves the piston in the cylinder to its initial position if
the fastening must be loosened. The use of the device in-
creases productivity 1.2 - 1.5 times.
There is 1 photo and 1 diagram.
1. Sheet metal--Processing--Equipment 2. Clamps--Applications
Card 1/1

AUTHORS- Smolenskiy, B.L. and Rokhlenko, M.A. SOV/121-58-9-14/21
TITLE-. Rapid Action Chucks with Pneumatic Actuation (Bystrod-
e.ystvuyushr_,hiye patrony s pnevmaticheskim privodom)
PERIODICAL- Stank-i. i Instrument, 1958., Nr 9, p 39
ABSTRACT: Pneumatically actuated, spring-loaded three-jaw chucks
and collatB made at the Kiyevskiy mekhanicheskiy zavod
X.Lye-v Engineering Works) are illustrated in cross-
secti.onal drawings. The working principle is the clamping
by spring pressure and release by a force pneumatically
produced in a large flat cylinder. Stacks of Belleville
washers are used as compression springs.
There are 3 fig-uxes.
Cardl/l

SMOLENSKIY, B.L.[Smolenslk7.1, B.L.], inzh.
I I-4.L11,11.4baft ......,
Easily adjustable screw clamp and vibration shears. Mekh. sill.
InOSD. 9 no. 8:24-25 Ag 158, (MIRA 11:8)
(Machine tools--Attachments)

SNOLENSHY, R.L. [Smolenslkyi, B.L.], Inzh.-tokhnolog
11,~w to prolong the life of bed plates and carriages. 14ekh. sill.
hosp. 9 no-10:15 0 '58. (141TRA 11:10)
(Latlies--14tintenti nee and repair)

SOV117-58-10-1-8/35
AUTHOR- Rok'- I enko A - an i Smolensrkiy, B~ -Engineers
TITLE: A Reversable 3elf-D-isco-necting Chu-,~k for Screw ---=ra (Re-
vers~vnyy --am,)vykly-,-:chay-ashc'-.iysya pa-ron dlya metchikov
E'ERIODTCAL: 1,'as'ninc3tr~)itel - 1958, Nr 10, pp 24 - 25 (USSR)
ABSTRACT4 6~ecen~~Iy, d-rills w-~-L;h various protective self-disconnect-
ing chu,~',I-Is have been 'Largely usei to mechanize the thread-
4na of Screw taps.. The article describes a reversable
sif-disconnecting chuck for screw taps (fig, 1) which has
eliminate(! se-7era, defect-s of former types, it is of low
wp--.gh'u, small dimensions, and its simple design Permits
manufacturing with erdinary metal-cu-tting equipment. De-
pendint- on The diameter of the desired thread, three kinds
of chucks are made- for tbiead3 up to 3 mm, between ',' and
14 mm and above IA mm- There is 1 figure,
Tap s.-.--Eqi L, pm,~rat,
Card 1/1

SOV/117-58-12-8/36
AUTHORS: Smolenskiy, 2.L. and Rokhlenko, Y.A., Engineers
TITLE: Jaw-Vises for Machine Tools and Benches Equipped With Fast-
Operating Fneumatic Clamps (Stanochnyye i verstachnyye tiski,
osnashchennyye bystrodeystvuyushchimi pnevmaticheskimi zaz-
himami)
PERIODICAL: Yasliinostroitell, 1958, Nr 12, PP 10 - 13 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A relatively simple and cheap, fast-operating pneumatic
clamping device to be fitted on existing machine tools and
benches has been developed and brought into use. The cha-
racteristic feature in the design of the pneumo-drive is the
possibility to maintain the manual drive for resetting the
jaw and for fastening the parts in case of a drop in air
pressure. Information is given on the setting of movable
and immovable pneumatic clamps on machine tools and benches.
For heavy percussion work, a special drive with a tapered
clamp was designed where the compressed air is applied only
at the moment of fastening or releasing the part. For light,
filin-,~- bench work, cast iron jaw-vises are being used with
a special m-ulti-c7linder fast-operating pneumatic clamp
C a rd 1/2 which has no cranks, and where the drive force is directly

SOV/117-58-12-8/36
Jaw-Vises for "lachine Tools and Benches Fquipped ','I'ith Fast-riperating Pneu-
matic Clamps
transmitted to the nut of the jaw-vises. Rubber rings are
used for packing the cylinders. Air feed to the cylinders
is performed by a two-way crane with a reductor. The pos-
sibility to control the clamping force bv the air feed re-
ductor is a characteristic peculiarity in the crane design.
Detailed descriptions of the design and operation of the
aforementioned devices are given. There are 5 diagrams.
Card 2/2

Ie
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, Apir -- 1z - ~ , I -).
SMOLICNSKIY, B.L.
. . . . .
INI-01mm"M" .
Special chucks used in machining tulbular rivets on automatic
lathes. Stan.i instr. 29 no.1:37 Ja '58. (MIRA 11:1)
(Ghucks)

SWLENSKIY, B.L.
Multiple-cavity press molds used for making rubber packing
rings. Stan. i instr. 29 no-7:36 Jl '58. (MIRA 11:9)
(Rubber goods) (Moldlng machines)

SML-ISKIY B.L. ; IiDKHL7'1',O, M.A.
v, -
Air-drivnn high-duty chucks, Stan. i instr. 29 no-9:39
s 158. (KaA 11:10)
(Chuckn)

PHASE I BOOK ECPLOITATION SOV/3785
Smolenskiy, Boris Lipovich, Engineer, and Mikhail Abranavich Rokhlenko, Engineer
Kmpleksnaya modernizatsiya tokamo-revollvernykh stankoy tipa 1336
(Overall Modernization of the Type 1336 Turret Lathe ) Leningrad, 1959-
13 p. 6,500 copies printed.: KBeries: Obmen peredovym opytom.
Seriya: Moderhizatsiya i remont obbrudovaniya, vyp- 4)
Sponsoring Agencies: Leningrad. Dm nauchno-technicheskay propegandy;
(Ybshchestvo po rasprostraneniyu politicheskikh i nauchnykh znaniy RSFSR.
Ed.: Ye. F. Posternyak, Engineer; Tech. Ed.:.V.L. Gvirts.
PURPOSE: This psmphlet is intended for fixture m&kers,, foremen and lathe
operators.
COVERAGE: The authors describe attachments and devices' for modernizing
machine tools. No personalities are mentioned. There am 5 references, all
Soviet.
Card 1/2

Overall Modernization (Cont.) SOV/3785
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Rapid-Aption Pneunatic Clamp 7
Shut-Off Valve 7
A.A. Muzalevskiy's Universal Chuck Without a Collet 9
Work-Feeding Mechanisms 12
Bibliography 15
AVAIIABLE: Librsry of Congress
VK/rn/op
Card 2/2 7-13-6o,_

SMOLENSKIY, B.L., inzh.
Air trip. Kashinostroitell no.11:30 N '59.
(MIRA 13:3)
(Pneumatic control)

SMOLENSKIY, B.L.;:ROR7U TIKO, M.A.
Modernizing turret lathes. Stan. i instr. 30 no.1:15-17 Ja 159.
(MIRA 12:1)
(Lathes)

SINVLENSKIY, B.L.
Forced lubrication of gmides. Stan.i ingtr. 30 no.3:37 Mr '59.
(MIRA 12:3)
(Lubricqtion and lubricants)

SMDLENSKIY, B.L., inzh.; ROMIZIM, M.A., inzh.
Now self-centering pneumatic three-jawed chuck. Manhinostroitnl
no.1:18-19 Ja 160. (141RA 13:4)
(Chucks)

SMOIdWbKIY, B.L., inzh.
High-speed pr-eumatic-spring drive for clamping partB in
collets. Mashinostroitell no-3:18 Mr 160.
(MIRA 13:6)
(Machine tools--Pneumatic driving)

SMOLENSKIY. B. L.
Screw and nut with rolling ballso Mashinostroitell
no.6:27-28 Je 160. (MIRA 13:8)
(Screw cutting)

- - 61 "L i
I). w " -!Y, --~.L.
' I
.lociornizi-ng ,he tailstucch of t--l' I -C.
i/+ F 161. 14--2)
(J-a-'-.hes--'Lochnolc,-~---'c,,Il inr-,cv,-ticns)

.SMOLENSKIY, B~ L.[Smolens',kyl, B,L.I., inzh.; ROKHLENKO, M. A., inzh~
Device for autornatic removing of the cutting tool in -cut-11-ing
external thread- Makh. si-.~. 12 no.10-.13 0 '61. (MIRA 14:11)
1
- -~-itting machines)

SMOLENSKIYJ, B.L. [Smolenslkyi, B.L.J. inzh.; ROKHISNKO, M.A., inzh.
Revolving head for a turning lathe. Mekh. sill hosp. 12
no.12:9 D 161. ~MIRA 17:1)

SMOLENSKIY B L.,- STOLYARCHUK, R.A.
Semiautomatic milling machines for machining rotating files.
Stan. i instr. 32 no.4;36-38 Ap 161. (MIRA 14:3)
(Milling machines)

.
-
,i;;,
ROKNUNKO, M.A.; SMOLENSHY, B.L.
Attachments for threadinF small nuts. Stan.i instr. 32 no.10:
3(-37 0 '(1- (MIRA 24:9)
(Screw cutting)

SMOLE
NSHY, B.L.; ROMIL-MO, INI.A.
Turret for thc~ tailstock of lathes. -Stan.i instr. 3?
D I(A. (MIRA ljv:12)
(Lathes)

SMOLENSKIY, B.L.; GOSPCDARGRUK, I.L.; ROKHLENKO) M.A.
Upsetting anchor nuts on a three-stroke automatic 8ZVA cold
header. Kuz.-shtam.proiz*- 4 no-8:45-46 Ag 162. (MIRA 15:8)
(Forging ;;chines)

.SMOIENSKIY.. B.L-,;-.ROKHL'ENKO, I-I.A.
New rmmial pneumatic shears. Mashinostroitell no.3:40 Mr s62.
(~MiA 150)
(Shears (Machine tools))

IVCIiE,VKO, A.G.; ROKIILENKO)
Automatic feed of thread-rolling machines- ~~Ishinostroitell
no.4:6 Ap 162. (Feed mechanisms) (1-9-RA 15:5)

S/121/62/000/004/007/008
D040ID113
AUTHOR - Smolenskiv, B.L.
TITLE! A new cutting fluid
PERIODICAL: Stanki i instrument, no. 4, 1.962, 42
TF-XT: The new cuttin', fluid consists of sulfofrezol with 4 to 25% CCl 4 which
prevents a build-up on the nose of the tool and the sticking of chips to the
grooves of finish-boring and thread-cuttin-g tools. The fluid permits reami-n."
in high-strength steel and duralundn with a hardness of RC 28-52, and the- sur-
face is of 7-11th class finish. Cutting is possible even with blunt tools, pro-
vided the cutting edge is not damaged, and the tool life has increased. A
"21-35" drilhrv- rxichine used for reaming in high-stren-th steel has been fitted
ivith a hood and an c~dmaust fan. The CCI 4 content in the air at the machine does
not exceed 0.005 mf-,/l, which is far below the permissible 0.05. An addition of
60-130 g CCl into the lubrication system of the drilling machine is sufficient
4
lor one ti~.,o-shift workday. Pure su-Ifofrezol is added periodically. There is 1
figure. CAbstracter's note: Essentially complete translation].
Card 1/1

SMOLENSKIY, B.L. [Smolenslkyi, B.L.], inzh.; ROKHL-ENKO, M.A., inzh.
Forced lubrication of the guiding frame of a turning lathe. Mekh.
sill. hosp. 13 no.9:8 S 162. (MIRA 17-3)

SMOLFIIISKIY B.L.; ROKHLEVKO, M.A.
,Z~- .9
Universal att-achment fr- =chining sphericall surf-'ces.
Stan.i instr. 3-3 no.2:41-42 F t62. (MIRA 15:1)
(lathes-At-tachments)

IVGHE;IIKO, A.G.; ROKHLEIXO,, INLA.
Automation of the conterless grinding machine. Stan.i instr. 33
no.3,'40-42 Mr 162. (MIRA 15.2)
(Grinding machines) (Automatic control)

SMOIZIIISKIYJI B.L'.; MKILUMO, M.A.
Automatic machine for straightening plate parts. Stan.i instr.
33 no-5;40-41 MY 162. (MIRA 15:5)
(Machine tools)

SMOLENSKIY, B.L.; ROKHLENKO, M.A.
Self-adjusting chuck. Stan.i instr. 33 no.609-40 Je 162.
(Chucks) (KIRA 15t7)

S1,101LIFSKIY, B.L.
Cantolever bor~-x..g bar for deep borizng~ Stan.i instr. 33 no.9:A,',- ".
S 162. (MA .15:9) , -
(Drilling and boring machinery) .A&L-I
"IM.-

IVCHENKO, Anatoliy Georglyevich; ROKHLENKO, Mikhail Abramovich;
q~~~IY -povich ; NATALICH, D.D., inzh.,
retsenzent; VULIFSON, D.L,, inzh., red.; FOLIFRIKO, Yu.P.,
inzh., red.; GORIIOSTAYPOLISKAYA, M.S., tekhn. red.
[Modernization of universal metal-cutting equipment] Moderni-
zatsiia universallnogo metallorezhushchego oborudovaniia.
Moskva,, Masb9iz, 1962. 153 P. (MIRA 15:7)
(Machine tools-Technological innovations)

SjrWWjOOO/002/0l(3/01
AIJXWRSs Smolenskiy, B.~L. 'and Rolffilanka A
-0
TITLEs Modernization Jif zd1linj cut ut mchine
PERIODICas Stanki i instnoentp no, Ij.1963.1,49-40-
TEXT., A hydraulic drive hio'been pravidad;&r the -431101t, - f taijib fiIi';':,:
head 9 a n
cutting sheet metal p:Ues-. in ~vhlch the cutter is idedaii6a ii'i6 -
Ole. The mini~j headAs:*WU'n'teA O'n IjAnx,bt W
ving axIally
-the ad".
Manual guiding of the -mill ing"h6id Md. to DS
"0 ton
-6 With t
~id. physical - 6 )i the opera Or.6
train
against the templateAge' impos
new hydraulic drive the opemtor~has ntrly. to -"In.- -a ColitIVI'lever to move the
clin
nilling head-in the., required ~ diiectiotij its t 'he q9imterpressure- .of-oil-'iends..to.
return the lever *P its, Initial ~posttion the . 6petation ia I84'iriij - jo
tion, siothat no new skiM have to'b6 acquii-ed.. The drive bacral 'id
improved cutting qualf and eliminated. physical StftiO.- -2he Aesixti
typ
tion of the drive 'is described,in deted.1 and illustrated by drawip' 2here IS
I'figurea
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SMOIENSKIY, -B.L.. ROKHMIKO, M.A.
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Punch T'or the upsetting of semicircular cylindrical screw
heads with straight slots. Kuz.-shtam. proizv. 5 no.6t45-
46 Je 163. (MIRA 16:8)