SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT STAZKA, W. - STEBETAKOVA, L.

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ST4ZKA, W.
Measurement of blood flow and -Dressure in acute cardiac tamDonade
in dogs. Acte, Dhysiol.polon. 11 no.5/6:887-888 160.
1. Z Zakladu Yisjologii Czlowieka A.M. v Lublinie, Kierownik: prof.
dr W.Holobut.
(PERICARDIUM -ohysiol)
(BLOOD PRESSUR'3 n1hysiol)
(BLOOD CIRCULATION)

CYTAWA, Jerzy~ STAZKA, 14ladyslaw
Chronaximetric studies on t excitability of the peripheral motor
neuron during conversion and extinction of conditioned ref-iqxes,
Acta phyoiol pol 12 noal;91-93 161.
1..Z Zakladu Fizjologii Czlowieka A.M. w Lutlinie Kiermndk:
prof. dr W. Holobut.
(REFLEX CONDITIONED) (PERIPHERAL NERVES physiol)

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Measurement of blood flow rate and pres3ure in acute cardiac tamponade
in dogs. Acta physiol pal 12 no-4:505-516 161.
1. Z Zakladu Fizjologii Czlowieka A.M. w Lublinie Kierownik: prof.
dr W. Holobut.
(HEART physiol) (BLOOD-PRESSURE physiol)
(BLOOD GIRCUIATION physiol)

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AUTHORS: Holobut, 1.7., Professor, Doctor, Head of the.Department of
Hominal Physiology AM, Lublin, and Stqika, W. (Lublin)
TITLE: On dynamic efficiency of the heart in hypothermy
PERIODICALt Aot;a PhysioloCica Polonica, v. 13, no. 5, 1962, 621-629
TEXT: Tho resoarch was performod in order to fill a gap in the re-
cords on cardiac dynamic efficiency in hypothermy. Experimonts woro carried.
out on 26 heparinized dogs under evipan sodium anesthesia. For artifical~
hypothermy, arterial blood of test animals was aiverted through a cooling.
system and cooled gradually to 250C. Cardiac dynamic efficiency was meas-
ured in two ways. In one series, the force of left ventricular systoles
was recorded photographically wJith the aid ~f a suitably built cardiodynam-
ometer. In the other, cardiac tamponade was employed, observing the mini-
Tum pressure of fluid in the pericardium that nullified.effective cardiac
work and caused arterial blood pressure to become zero. The authors arrived
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CYTAWA, Jerzy; STAZKA, Wladyslaw
The problem of symmetric functioning of cerebral hemisphereB
in the light of chronaxymetric studies. Acta physiol. pol.
-14 no.3:261-271 163.
1. Z Zakladu Fizjologii Czlawieka AM w Lublinie Kierownik'.
prof. dr W. Holobut.
(LATERALITY) (BRAIN) (REFLEX, CONDITIONO)
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Effect, of the peripheral nervous system on the coronary
circulation. Acta. physiol. Pol. 15 no.1:1-23 Ja-F t64.
1. Z Zakladu Fizjologii Czlowieka Akadendi Medycznej w
Lublinie (Kierownik: prof. dr W. flolohutk',.

STAW, Wladyslaw
Ilemodynamic ahangen in the coronary circulation and the level
of catechol amines in the coronary blood and their relation
to the sympathetic innervation. Pol. tyg. lek. 20 no.34:1267-
1270 23 Ag 165.
1. 2 Zakladu Fizjologii Czlowieka AM w Lublinia (Kierownik:
prof. dr. W. Holobut).

DABSKI, Henryk; STAZKA, Zuzanna; BUCMiSKI, Hwaryst
Kssociation of leukemias with malignant tumors. Pol. tyg. lek.
19 no.30:1158 -1160 27 J1164
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob W-ewnetrznych Akademii Medycznej w Lublinie
(kierownik: prof. dr. med. Mieczyslav Kedra) i z ZELkladu Anatomii
Patologicznej fikademii Medycznej w liablinie (kierownik: prof. dr.
med. Stanislaw Mahrburg).

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nrcf. dr. me-d. Kejru).

STAZKA,, Zu2,.anna,',-., -
Behavior of serum proteins, glycoproteins and lipoproteins in
nrjocardial infraction. Pol. tyg. lek. 20 no.15:511-514 12 Ap
165.
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob llewnetrznych A14 w Lubline (Kierownik:
Prof. dr. med. M-Jeczyslaw Kedra).

S',"AZYj,, Zuzanna; BOROWICZ, Jan
Visceral lupus ery-thematosus and rheumatoid arthrit-is. Pol. ty-g.
lek. 20 no.33:1244-1246 16 Ag "Or.
1. Z ! Kliniki Chorob Wewnetrznych AM w Lublinie (Kierolnjk: prof,
dr. M. Kedra).

fo jIgit with Wthromate thCPrese&eof`dl-
j a i and Vi Q, &au (V. RaW
Vittin.Lit t. Via
rjs;v-- rjea i?-anta . .1 C . rep-Pepamn J111
nut Womane,
7 Tco
Cluj, Sludii apeeldri ;Wnj. 4, No. 3/4, 17-34(1953:
The known Vitiorjgoc~.dd
~-= for Fe with K.CrA v
fllpheoylam.411~c W as m(licator were studied to select the
most suitable one. Thus, It was found that titratious with
it photoceloritneter generally gave better results than titm-
tions with the tinked eye. By comparing with both photo-
colorimetricand potentimnetric titrations, It was foupd that
the HtSO4-H3PO4 soln. can be replaced by HtSO4 + Nar-
IIPO,. without increase of the error. By photocolodmetric
titration it was also found that the I is not strictly a re-
versible indicator; this holds true, too, if there is enough
F~++in thesoln. toreducecompictely theoxidized formofl.
Thelf,po'bithesoln. a the degree of reversibRity of the
1. By working with 0. 1 K2Crs&, N HtSO#, and Nor 2N
I GPO., in the Presence of I out has the must accurate tnethod
of re" fitritthn.
FIRM..

Um/,* 'min w"Ing ftundry,, squipont MY 51
~Sivplified Construction of Fladke," K.-Ya.
efteba, Inar
"Litey Prormd" No 5, p 21
i ~%j B scribes welded flasks of new cons truc-,
i!fl
tr,, dayZabed and,used at Duepiopetrovsk Auto,
nobtle-TIant. Flaiki-s"-sisde of waste-shaped
itrit metAl*used in'febrication of wheels. They
&r6 s1*1e In productioli,.light and sufficiently
AuAble.
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S'D,BAKOV, B. A. , goi-riyv 1 lit"ll.
I ...... 1 1--.1-
Possibility of the occurrence of rock Wm~v at the Dzjj(.~akzLzgan
Mine. Gor.zhur. no.10:27-30 0 164. (1,111RA 18:1)
1. Gosudarstvennyy institut po proyektirovaniyu predpriyatiy
tsvetnoy metallurgii, Moskva.

NP"'PRI, Vbl~-Tlflrl K710111 Qleg Dmianov'Jch: h-GLIKOV,V.V.,
t~ I
retsr-.n7ent ~~ -STEBA-KOV, BJ-p ;,',,Ij'. red-
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fjlij~i-~ coiitro'- iv, m-11neiz-1 i*7rlL5 5 Fil"'',u na .-Udnik-alc-b.
"13 -r. (J.(Tijk -L9
Moskva, Nedra, `-%k'-,5. - .'. . ; 8)

LUGOVSKIY, Sergey Ivanovich; DYMCHUK, Gennadiy Konstantinovich;
DROBOT, Boris Yakovlevich; AVRAMCHUK, Rostislav Nikiforovich.
Prinimali uchastiye: NIARIYENKOV, V.V.; BAKIROV, U.Kh.;
NIKITIN., V.S., kand. tekhn. nauk, retsenzent; QEP~AK
. _.QVj._R~ A.. I
gorn. inzh., otv. red.
[Ventilation of mines and strip mines] Ventiliatsiia shakht i
karlerov. [By] S.I.Lugovskii i dr. Moskva, Izd-vo "Nedra,"
1964. 306 p. (MIRA 17:5)

PL~Ill, Ivan Milk-haylovich; KOVALEV, Tgorl Antoninovich; FOPOV, G.N.,
prof., doktor tekhn. nauk, retsenzent; CHEREMUSHENTSEEV,
I.A., prof., dokto-r te',Lhun. nauk, retsenzent; LOBANOV, D.P. ,
dots., kand. takhri. nawc, re-L-senzen~.; STZBAKOV, E.A.,
inzh., retsenzent; TARASOVI L.Ya.' Prof.. gornyy -Lnzh.,
otv. red.
[Problems on the underground mining of ore deposits] Zadach-
nik po podzemnoi razrabotke rudrykh mestorozhdenii. Moskva,
Nedra, 1964. 211 p. (MIRA 18:2)

STEBAKOV, 1.
Electric Power Plants - Orlov Province
Operating an inter-farm hydro-electric power station. Kolkh. proizv. 12 no. 8v 1952.
Monthl- List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress, November 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

IOFIN, S.L., kzLndidat tekhnictieskikh nauk; STU"OV, M.L., gornyy tekhnik
Ways of Improving are breaking by deep boreholou In ore nines. Gor.
zhur. no.7:17-20 Jl 155. OUA 8:8)
(Mining engineering)

1 17 ,. ;,. ,i.' !. e I ~~ II
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STERAKOV, M.L.; IFROWV, N.A.
Impgoved methods of breakoff by undermining in continuous storage
systemse.Gor. shur. no.12:6-7 D 156. (KLRA 10:1)
1. Gosudarstvennyy Inatitut gornokhimicheskogo syrlys. (for Stebakov)
2.Rudnik imeni Kirova (for Frolov).
(Mining engineering)

.-S,TERAKQV,-Ii.L-_
Concerning the breaking of ore under conditions'of extremely limited
compensating space. Gor.zhur. no.5:22-25 YO, 161. (MM 14:6)
J 1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut gorno-
& khimicheskogo syrIya, Iyubertsy Makovskoy oblanti.
(Mining engineering)

USSR/Nathematics - Qualitative Investi- 11 Feb 52
gation (Isoclines)
"Qualitative Investigation of the System x1wP
(x,y), yl=Q(x,y) With the Aid of Isoclines,"
S. A. Stebakov, Moscow Energetics Inst imeni
Molotov
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol 82, No 5, pp.677-680
Acknowledges the helpful assistance of Acad
A. P. Kolmogorov. Concludes that not only winding
dextrocanonical spirals but also double unwinding
dextrocanonical spirals are unique barriers, the
difference being that the winding spirals lead to
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a definite conclWion concerning the impossibility
of the convergence of trajectories to an int re-
gion but the unwinding spirals only lead to a
conclusion concerning the impossibility of the
simultaneous existence of entering and issuing
trajectories; similarly for levocanonical spirals.
Submitted 18 Dec 52 by Acad A. N. Kolmogorov.
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'Stoblikovi a. A. AnriyaLs of atattually UAW& dynotmical
%m~~Mkmy Akad. Nauk SSSR (N.S.) 95, 455-
458 (1954). , (Russian)
The.-,- ahor considers the real, ordinary di&~Ystefll
(1) ti=fi(xi. X"). i- 1 2. n. x*=x.
where fi, ofi/ftj, afiloxi-100 are continuous in a nelgh1tor-
butul of the origin 0 in EA. The system iti stable if therle
"ists a neighborhood U(O) such that each solution initiating
in U(O) approaches 0 as s--tco. Consider the family of
cimilar, ne-sted parallelepipeds with sides parallel to, the
coordinate planes and enclosing 0. Call th* collection aft
side6Antersecting the positivo 4-axis Sit and those inter-
secting the negative xi-axis Si,, The author remarks chat if
sign fi=sign (- I)h whenever (xj, - - i I.X.) t Sit, then each
solution curve approaches 0. Somewhat more complicated
conditions of the same nature are also discustwd.
L. Afarktis (New Haven, Conn.).

Call Nr: AF 1108825
Transact:Lonqr of the Third All-union Mathematical Congress (Cont. )Moscow,
Jun-Jial '56, lidy '56, V, 1, Sect. Rpts., Izdatel'stvo AN 33SEIR, Mmoscow, 1956, 237 PP.
Smirnov, M. M. (Leningrad). On a Boundary Problem for Mixed Type
Equations. 69-70
Stebakov, S. A. (Moscow). Simplex-Ltnear
nrr-re-rentra-lEquations. 70
Cherskiy, Yu. 1. (Rostov-na-Donu). convolution
Type Integral Equations. 70-71
Fok, V. A. and Rapoport, I. M. are mentioned.
Fage, M. K. (Chernovitsy). Solution of one Cauchy Problem
by Increasing the Number of Independent Variables. 7-1-72
Mention is made of Levitan, B. M., Marchenko, V. A. and Povzner, A.Ya.
Khvedelldze, B. V. (Thillal). On Singular Integral Equations
With Cauchy Type Kernels in the Classes of Functions, Which
are Summed up With Weight. 72
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of the Academy of Sciences, USSR, on Scientific Problems of
the Automation of Production on October 15-20, 1956 (cont)
There are 20 references, 17 of which are Soviet, and three
English.
Discussion of the Report 78-79
1
Kiselev, I.K. and Stebakov, S.A. (79)
Research on nonlinear automatic controls at the Ivanovo
and Moscow Power Engineering Institutes is mentioned by Kiselev, I.K.
Popov, Ye. P. On Application of the Harmonic Linearization Method
to 1~.nvestigations of Transient Process Characteristics in Non-
Linear Automatic Control Systems 81-85
Pukhov, G.E. Complex Method of Calculation for Periodic and
Transient Processes in Nonlinear and Linear Systems 86-94
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Call Nr: TJ212-A425T-2 '
Se ssion of the Academy of Sciences, USSR, on Scientific Problems of
the Automation of Production on October 15-20, 1956 (cont)
*,The article discusses systems capable of automatic adjustment
to continuously changing enviror=ent. Mention is made of
Batkov, A.M., Aspirant. There are 14 references, 6 of which
are Soviet, 7 English, and 1 a translation into Russian.
Stebakov, S.A. Discussion of the Reports 167-168
Feildba,iiri, A.A. Principal Trends in the Development of
Computing Devices for Automatic Systems 169-184
There are 15 references, 7 of which are Soviet, 6 English,
and 2 are translations into Russian.
Felldbai=, A.A Statements: Answers to Questions 184-189
Discussion of the Reports of Pugachev, V.S., Solodovnlkov.,V.V.
and Felldbaum, A.A. 190-209
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SOV/124-58-1-142
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 1, p 17 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Stebakov, S. A.
TITLE: Synthesis of Systems -Affording a Prescribed e Behavior (Sintez
sistem, obladayushchikh zadannym c-povedeniyem)
PERIODICAL: Sessiya AN SSSR po nauchn. probl. avtomatiz. proiz-va, 1956,
Vol Z. Moscow, AN SSSR, 1957, pp 10 1- 106
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
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- --- - SMAKO-T.- S6**--
Applying the principles of the theory of automatic control to
physiology. Biul. HDIP. Otd.biol. 64 no.6:i60-161 N-D 159.
(MIRA 13:5)
(BIOWHEMATICS) (PHYSIOLOGT)

BORODYUK, V.P., inzh.; IaUG, G.K., kand.telkhn.naukr dotsent;
STEBAKOVj, S.A., inzh.
Using digital comIxters'for obtaining static characteristics
of combined controlled members according to statistical data.
Izv.v.fs,ucheb.zav.; mashinostr, no.12:135-139 161, (ICLRA 15:2)
1. Mloskovskiy energeticheskiy institut.
(Autornation)
(Electronic digital comp-uters)

STEBAKOV., S.A.. mat-ematil:
It is possible to derive an equation of health. Tekh. mol. 29
no.12:22-25 161. (MIRA 15:1)
(Gybernetics)

STKBAKOV.-.ja-:;,; RUBTSOV, N.N., prof., doktof te!chn.nauk, laureat
Stalinukoy premii, red.; YERMIMOVICH, TS.M., rod.; ZUDAKIN,
I.H., tekhn.red.
[Specialist in removable flask molding] Formovshchik po bez-
opochnoi formovke. Pod red. N.N.Rubtsova. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo
obor.promyshl., 1946. 83 P. (MIRA 12:9)
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ruent is stopped.in give the required ivall thick-nem. In
practim tho two halve-i nre pivat,d nt tli,- bottorn. The
rapid movoinent of nit-fal pives ~x Oemi, fine-graim-0 iaxuature.

kand.tokhn.nauk; TARUTIN, V.Ya., kand.tekhn.nauk: GOLDVIN,
S.Ta., inzh.
Power presses or foundry machines? Vast. mash. 38 no.9:27-28
S '58. (MR& 111.10)
(Molding (Founding))

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(25,09, ZiO91/3-Tr) S/536/61/000/049/002/003
Elll/E435
AUTHORS: Tarutin, V.Ya., Candidate of Technical Sciences,
Stebakov, Ye.S., Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITL&: "Squeezing-out" casting and its fluid-dynamic
principles
PERIODICAL: Moscow. Aviatsionnyy tekhnologicheskiy institut,
Trudy, No.49, 1961, pp.24-26, Voprosy tekhnologii
liteynogo proizvodstva
TEXT. The authors discuss first the difficulties of filling a
relatively long (in the direction of metal flow) mould of wide, thinX
,.-ross section, They consider the growth in loss of head of the
metal flowing to fill a mould to produce a flat, thin panel, using
the ordinary method. Assuming that the metal front advances
unbroken over the whole Cross section they apply the flow equations
valid for the horizontal movement of a viscous fluid between two
parallel walls. They further assume that the process is isothermal
and in a steady state, They obtain for the difference in pressure
PI .- P2 between two points along a casting of the length
12 " (?e )2 (8)
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X
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sting Elll/E435
where IL is the kinematic viscosity, b the wall thickness and'
t the transit time of a given particle over the length E. The
relation between P! P2 IK - 10 and 6 is shown in Fig.4,
K being 12,Alt., V 500 mm and the initial thickness
60 = 6 mm~ It is pointed out that since in practice conditions are
not isothermal, the difficulties are greater than the theoretical
treatment suggests. Loss of head can be reduced by: using smoother
-aI16 and reducing air pressure (not very effective); preheating
the mould (leads to defects)i pressure casting: moving the mould
to correspond to the advance of the crystallization front (the
"5UCcessive crystallization method"); using moulds whose cross
sec~4:ions can be reduced after filling with metal and, when only a-
thin layer has solidified on the walls, the excess metal is
sque&zed out (the "squeezing-out" method), The last three are all
being used in the USSR to master-'the casting of large thin-walled
parts. The last was proposed by Engineer Te.S.Stebakov, in 1951.
It is discussed in detail in the present article. The arrangement
is shown in Fig.5 (1 base, 2 stationary side, 3 supporting
bracka-,, 4 intermediate base-. 5 sand chore. 6 material,
7 side jaw, 8 movable side). The rate of movement can be
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"Squeezing-out" Elll/E435
according to a pre-set programme. The relation between the rate
of flow of metal in the mould, vr cm/sec, and the angle between
the two sides (degrees) is shown in Fig.9 for a wall thickness of
1 mm and a constant angular velocity w . To derive the relation
between metal flow rate and w the authors consider the simpler
case of a flat diffuser with one fixed and one movable wall.
Solving a system of differential equations they derive EqAll)
where A is a constant depending on the slope of the stationary
wall 0, cn the original divergence angle of the diffuser a.
and the original level of metal ro, Ct is the_divergence angle
and y is the tingle between the radius vector r and the-
stationary wall,
wA
a
02 sin2o,%f*cos 0 + sin P ctg a
For the range a = 101 ta 80, the average flow-rate is given by
the simplified expression COAI/sin2a, which is useful for
ialculating Reynolds numbers and the required values of riz
For casting 2200 x 80 panels 2.5 to 3 Mm thick, 6 to 8 se-- are
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!'Squeezing-outt' casting Elll/E435
required, High temperature and velocity gradients are obtained-near
the walls and srystalliza-tion conditions are very favourablei gas
and non-metalliz in~;lusions acquire a spin which wi.11 tend to move
them into the fastest-moving stream. The trajeztory of a gas
tubble is given by EqA17)
X Xo + 2wyt
6 t
y f Sin -571 (1 -2) 1
where x. is the x :,oordinate when t =-O, t is time,
W ii angular velocity of rotation of gas inside the bubble.
(17)
6 is the wall thickness of the casting, y is distance from the
-all (from 0 to 6/2). The authors note that the departments of
MATI are carrying-out intensive research on this process, which can
produce enormous castings with 2 to 3 mm thizk walls. The
mastering of the method has clearly shown the economic desirability
of its wide adoption, There are 20 figures,
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6006
__Stebakolip Yemel'Yan Semen0viChp and Vasiliy Yakovlevich Tarutin
Litlye vyzhimanlyem (squeeze Casting) Moscowp Mashgiz$ 1962. 250 P.
Errata slip inserted. 5000 copies printed.
Reviewer: G. F. Balandinp Candidate of Technical Sciences; Ed.:
V. I. Krylovp Engineer; Ed. of Publishing House: 0. V. Chernyak;
Tech. Ed.: T. F. Sokolova; Managing Ed. for Literature on the
Hot Working of Metals: S. -Ya. 'Golovinj, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for technical personnel specializing
in foundry work. It may also be useful to students at machine-
building schools of higher education.
COVERAGE: The book describes squeeze casting,, a new process of
casting large, thin-wall parts of the panel type. Technological
fundamentals of the process and some types 6f squeeze-casting
machines and equipment are reviewed in Part I. Part II deals with
basic principles of the hydrodynamics of viscous liquids, which
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Squeeze Casting
SOV/6006
serve as a basis for the development and presentation of the
hydrodynamic fundamentals of the new process. Examples of the
application of hydrodynamic principles to the study of the
squeeze-casting process are also presented. No personalities
are mentioned. There are 17 references, all Soviet.
TABLE OF'CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
PART I. TECHNOLOGY OF CASTING, SQUEEZE-CASTING
MACHINES., THEIR PARTS AND-ACCESSORIES
Solve It 5
1. Economic expediZey the wide Introduction of large-size,
I
thin-wall castings in dustry 5
s
t
2. Difficulties in man~ufacing large-sizep thin-wall castings
and methods of solving thi problem 6
rge -Size
Ch. 1. The Problem of rge-Size,, Thin-Wall Castings and Ways to
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S/128/62/ow/rjo5/oo5/005
Mold filling in pressure casting A004/A127-
sure casting machine. The similarity of the flow of the melt in the machine and
the liquid in the model is ensured in the case of isothermal flow by the equali-
ty of the similarity criteria Ho, Re, Fr and Eu. The test results revealed the
necessity of limiting the flow rate of elevation to 50 - 60 cm/sec for the case
of a maximum gas permeability of the mold. During the filling of the mold the
flow is to a greater part turbulent and becomes laminar towards'the end of the
process. There are 7 figures. The English-language reference reads as follows:
Yaoa, T., Kondic, V., "Metal Industry", no. 21 - 22, v. 79, 1951-
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ACCESS ION NR. AT4019715' S/2536/63/000/058/0005/0020
'.AUTHOR: Galkin, M. N. (Candidate of technical sciences, Docent); Stebakow, Yee S.
i(Candidate of technical sciences)
TITLE: Squeeze casting of thin-walled panels
SOURCE: 'Moscow. Avlats. tekhn. Institut. Trudy*, no. 58, 1963. Teploobmen pri lit'.!
ye vy*zhimanlyem (Heat exchange during squeeze casting), 5-20
TOPIC TAGS: squeeze,casting, squeeze casting technique, squeeze--castlng unit LV-19
thin-walled .panel, squeeze cast panel, aircraft construction
'.ABSTRACT: The author� analyze the process of filling stationary casting molds and
I:Idiscuss squeeze casting mechanisms for an angular or p1ane-paranel return ~f the I
matrix from one or both sides. A description is given of a currently operational
Un1t LV-1 (see Figs. I and 2 in the Enclosure). The unit!s weight is 9500 kg net;
It! is 3240 mm long, 2850 mm wide and 1500 mm high. Maximum I id return pressure 'is
6800.,kg. The unit Is operated by two nien and can produce 4-6 casts per hour 1(up tol
21001-Irm long, 1200 mm high.and I mm or more in thickness). Preparation of the ?
t
unit and the operating procedure are described. Tolerances are held to + 0.5 mm I
on panel face,Acro4s a length of 200 mm, + 0-3 mm for thickness of walT and ribs
and + I ..m*m'-" For I I near -dilmrAlorA and diarrWters of lugs. The microvarlance of them

,ACCESSION NR: AT4019715
face surface doe$ not exceed'2.04 mm. Average ?.Iongat'lon of the cast pa
reis was
,3%, tensild strength 22 kg/maw4. Orig..art. has: 15 Illustrations and graph.
ASSOCIATION: Aviatg; tokbas' 1Mt1+,Ut.;Yo8ww (Institute of Aviation Technology)
-SUBMITTED-., 00 DATE ACQ: 23har64 ENCL: 02
;*SUB CODE: MA, ML
NO REF,SOV: 007
OfHEA: 000

ACCESSION NR: ATWJ7183 S/0000/63/000/000/0485/0487
AUTHOR: Musiyachenko, A. S. (Moscow); Stebakov, Y*. S. (Moscow)
TITLE: Squeeze casting
SOURCE: AN BSSR. Fiz.-tekhn. institut. Teplofizika v liteynom proizvodstve
(Thermal physics in the foundry Industry). Minsk, 485-487
TOPIC TAGS: casting, squeeze casting, metal extrusion
ABSTRACT: Previously, the casting process did not allow one to obtain large-size
'parts with a wall thickness lower than I mm. However, a method for obtaining such
parts has been created and is known as squeeze casting. The process has two
stages: First, the metal with some excess is poured into the lower part of the
opened mold and maintain6d at a certain temperature approaching the "leginning of
crystallization. Second, the walls move toward each other at a c,.-rf.ain rate forc-
ing out the extra metal and leaving only the required quantity In tne mold (see
Fig. I of the Enclosure). The investigation used an AL4 alloy, whi,.:h was squeezed
at a temperature beginning at 580C. At this temperature the squeezin force was
actually equal to the friction forces. UP to 580C a pressure of 3 kglsq cm did
not insure squeezing. The main factors in the approach process of the mold were
the Nction forces in the moving parts of the machine. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
Card 3,

L 22732-~6
;;p(t)1, ~
ACC NRs
AP6002900 SOURCE CODE: UR/0286/65/000/=/0063/0064
AUTHORS: Y2MEhchikov, S. V.; Vykhukholev, V. F.1 Husiyachooko, A. 3.1 Osipov, V.
Ya.j Kuznetsov, L. M.1 Simpura, P. M.1 Stebakov. Ye. S.
ORGt none
TITLEt Method for casting thin-walled jLarts. Claes 31, No* 177050
SOURCEi Byulletent izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakovp no. 24, 1965# 6344
TOPIC TAGSt metal casting, pressure casting
ABSTRACT: ThisAuthor Certificate presents a method for casting thin-imlled parts
in an apparatusFbonsinting of two chambers (for the mold and pouring crucible) In
which th.a filling of the mold with metal takes place due to the pressure difference
between the chambers (see Fig. 1)o To increase the quality of the parts,, the maild
chamber Is raised tq above-atimospherio pressure during metal pouring, while, the
crucible chamber is preseurisod above the presaurs, of the mold chamber,
C.,d 1/2 UDrt 621.746.043.3

Nils AP60o2goo
Fig, 1, 1 - Chamberl 2 - mold;
3 - chamber; 4 - crucible;
5 - bass; 6 and 7 - VaIVIIIII
8 - automatic controller;
9 - trawducer; 10 - cut-off;
3.1 wtal guides
Orig, aA6 bast I figure*
suB com sox D= o OWeb63

Ust

gas,

0 -coup $11or

IAZAFZVICII., S.K., kand.tekhn.nauk; SIITEYNp Ya.Sh., kand.tekhn.nauk;
ELINZON, M.P., kand.tekhn.nauk;-STEBAKOVA, I.Ya., inzh.;
STRIZHEVSKIY., M.F., inz-h.
Economic efficiency of producing and using keramzit, agloporite and
alag "pumice." Stroi.mat. 8 no.10:12-16 0 162. (KIRA 15:11)
(Aggregates (Building materials))

GEL'FAITD, Izrail' Mois8Yevich; SHILOV. Gaorgiy Yevgen'yevich; AGRANOVICH,
14.S..red.; STNOAKOVA, L-A.,red.; KaYUCHKOVA, V.N..tekhn.red.
[Theory of differential equations] Nekotorye voprosy teorii
differentsial'n.vkh uravnenii. Kookva Gee. izd-vo fiziko-maten.
lit-ry, 1958 274 P. (Obobahchenie funktaii, no-3)
(MINA 12:2)
(Differential equations)

GELIFAUD, Izrail' 14oisevevich; SHILOV, Georgiy Yevgen'yevich; AGRMIOVICH,
A.S.,red.; 3-7-Fa"OVA, L.A.,red.; G&VRILOV, B.S.,tekhn.red.
[Spa-ces of basic and generalized functional Prostranstva
oanovnykh i obobshchennykh funkteii. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo fiziko-
matematicheskoi lit-ry lq58. 307P. (Obobshcheanye funktsii, no.2)
) (MIRA 11:12)
(IFunctional. analysis)

GELIFAND, lzraill Moiseyevich; MINLOS, Robert Adollfovich; SHAPIRO,
Zorya Yakovlevna; DBRIZIN, F.A., red.; STKBAKOVA, L.A., red.;
GAVRILOV, S.S., takhn.red.
[Reprenentation of rotation and Lorentz groups and their use]
Predstavleniia gruppy vrashchanii.i gruppy Lorentsa, ikh pri-
meneniia. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo fiziko-matem.lit-ry, 1938. 368 p.
(KIRA 12:5)
(Groups, Theory of) (Quantum theory)

BELYAYNVA, Anna Voillyevua, istorik-etnograf narodov Severai STEBAKOVAP,
L.N., redaktor; STANX&VICH, A.A., tekhnicheskiy redak-tor
[Russians in the Par North; historical and geographical sketch of
Magadan Province) Rusakie na Krainem Severe; istoriko-geografiche-
skii ocherk Kagadanskol oblasti. Kagaiden, Obleka-vo, 1955, 71 P-
(Magadan Province--History) (KLRA 9:12)

USTIYEV. Yavgeniy Konstantinovich. doktor geologo-mineralogicheakikh nauk;
STIBAKOVA. L.N.. redak-tor; BCDANOVA, A.P.. tekhnichaskiy redaktor
EV31cano in the Arctic region; history of a journey] Vulkan v
zopoliarle. iz istorii odnogo puteshestviia. Nagadan, Obl.knizbnoe
izd-vo, 1956. 62 p. (MIRA 10:8)
(Siberia--Volcanoes)

GUSHCHIN, Ivan; Vasillyevich; AFAMASOUV, Aleksey Ivanovich; STEBAKOVA, L.N..
redaktor; BODANOVA. A.P.. tekhnicheakiy redaktor
[Ghukehi National Area; a brief sketch of its history and geograpbyj
Chukotskii natsionalinyi okrug; kratkii istoriko-geograficheskii
ochark. Kagadan, Obl.katzhnoe izd-vo. 1956. 96 p. (KLRA 10:8)
(Chukchi National Area)

Z11IVVrOVSK1Y, Alaksandr Androyevioh; POTANKIN. S.V., spetaiallnyy red.;
STABAKOVA, LA., red.; BODANOVAs A*P.t takhnerods
[New eouipment and techniques for placer mining in the Northeaste,-n
U.S.S.i.] 11ovaia tekhnika i takhnologiia na ratrabotke rossypei .'
Krainego Severo-Vostoke SSSR. (Magadan] Magadanakoe knizhnoe tzd-vo.
1957. 103 P. (MIRA 11:2)
(Russia, Northeastern-4draulic mining)

14-57-6-12705D
Translation from: Referativny zhurnal, Geografiya, 1957, Nr 6,
p 130 (USSR~
AUTHOR: Stebayev, I.
TITLE: Fauna and Ecology of Straight-Winged Insects in the
Northwestern Caspian Region. (A Biogeographical Survey
of the Features of the Yergeni and Caspian Lowlands)
./Tauna i ekologiya pryamokrylykh nasekomykh Severo-
_7 -
Zapadnogo Prikaspiya. (K biogeograficheskomu poznaniyu
landshaftov Yergeney i Prikaspiyskoy nizmennostiff
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry on the author's dissertation for
the degree of Candidate of Biological Sciences,
presented to the Zool. in-t AN SSSR (Zoological
Institute of the AS USSR), Leningrad, 1956
ASSOCIATION: Zool. in-t AN SSSR (Zoological Institute of the
AS USSR)
Card 1/1

USSR/General and Special Zoology - Insects. P.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., 110 7, 1958, 3o494
Author : ~tebayev, IV_~,
Inst :
Title : The Properties of Insect Ecology in the Contact Region
Between Steppes and Desert as Determined by the Example
of Orthoptera in the North Western Caspian Region.
Orig Pub : Zh. obsh. biologii, 1957, 3-8, No 2, 137-152
Abstract : The essential trait of the rc&ion examined for the orthop-
tora- was the highly expressed complexity (soottiness) Of
the plant-soil cover. The local fauna cif orthoptera was
also of a mixed desert - steppe nature. It consisted alto-
gother of 83 species (4 praying mantises, 14 grassi-ioppers,
6 crickets, 2 crickets' varieties, I -tripersts, 56 _* .:
locusts). Of these, 27% were desert species, 32-typiccaly
steppe species, and 28% were meadow-forest and other neso-
phile species. Peculiarities of conditions in
Card 1/5
2

USSR/General and Special Zoology - Insects. P.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., 110 7, 1958, 30494
especially stenotopic in the drier stations, while the
desert species were stenotopic in the less dry stations.
The stationary localization of orthoptera did not mean
that the populations were completely disconnected, because
groups of individual insects inhabiting separate sections
of their stations constantly nixed one with the other.
The seasonal migrations were of great significance for
this process. They were determined for 25 species of or-
thoptera of the Northwestern region of the Caspian Sea.
The seasonal migrations my be reduced to four Categories.
1). An increase in the n-Luaber of habitation localities.
With the advent of drier periods the species spreads into
new previously inaccessible localities. This refers to
the migration of xerophile species in the middle of sum-
mer.
2). A change in the habitation locality.
An entirespecies leaves one station and passes on to
Card 3/5
3

USSRI/Generai and Special Zoology - Insects. P.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 7, 1958, 3o494
seasonal cycles in the enviroment. The shortening of
active life and its accomnodAtion to a definite part of the
season was the second stage of adaptation to seasonal cy-
cles. With respect to this all the orthoptera may be divi-
ded into the following groups: epheners, early summer,
late sum. er, summer -fall, and fall species.
Card 5/5

STMA T T V
Yin ,
%%N
Orthoptera and Mantoidea of the northwestern part of the Caspian
Sea region [with summary in Znglishl. But.oboz. 36 no.2:38~~*
157. (MLRA 10:7)
1. Inatitut morfologii shivotnykh imeni S.A. Severtgova Almdecii
nauk SSSR, Moskva.
(CaspiRn Sea region--Orthoptera)

STIBAYEV, I.V.
'~7
-.1-11, -,
Orthoptera inhabiting the main watershed of the northern Tergeni
[with summar7 in English]. Zool.zhur. 36 no-3:396-407 Mr 157.
I.Institut morfologii zhivotnvkh im. A.H. Severtsova AN SSSR.
(Yergeni Hills--Orthoptera)

-T-DAYEV,
"In the ol" t.i,e !'auna the ;oil".
U
ThE.-oretical anri lrracti-oa3 "ork Out by ---nt,fT~:,log4s's.
P cr-f erence, ~',c or;~ i an A-e D L. A-U
rcp,orte, at All-Uninn L-ril 1
Society, Tbilisi, Oct 1957.
vIC-st-iik Arl )SSiR. 19q. V. I)p U urov, r.
.1 *lo. 1, p. 12~-30 (,ititlior "ily,

ST99AYTI,V, I.V.
--
Animal population of primary rock soils and its role in soil formation
rwith summary in Englisb]. Zool.zhur. 37 no.10:1433-1448 9 1580
(MIRA 11:11)
1. Laboratortaya pochvennoy zoologii Instituta morfologii zhivothnykh
AN SSSR (Moskva).
(Soil fauna) (Soil formation)

AUTHOR: Stebayev, I. V. SOV/20-122-4-51/57
TITLE: The Role of Soil Invertebrates in the DevelODment of the
Microflora of Subarctic Soils (Exemplified by Tipulidea
Diptera Larvae)
(Roll pochvennykh bespozvonochnykh v razvitii mikroflory
pochv Subarktiki (na Drimere lichinok Tipulidae, Diptera
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 122, Nr 4, PP 720-722
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In spite of the thorough investigation of the subarctic soils,
in order to exploit them, scarcely a zoological characteristic
of these soils has been cited. The soil-forming activity of
the fauna was investigated only with respect to the earthworms
(Refs 4, 11). On the other hand invertebrate Enchytraeidae,
Diptera et. al. settled in the tundra soils (Ref 7) e. g.
near Salekhard; they are very important for soil formation,
as is known. Earthworms were, however, rare according to the
author's data. The density of the first mentioned soil
invertebrates was only slightly inferior to that of the gray-
Card 1/4 earths of the forest (Ref 13). The zone of the excavations,

V 0- 1
The Uole of Soil Invi2rtebrato:-, in the Development of SO 5 1 7
the M4-croflora of Subarctic Soils
interlaced with roots at the contact of the moss and the soil
itself, has the highest settlement density. The invertebrates
must be especially important for the acceleration of
decomposition in subarctic soils in which the microbiological
decomposition of the plant remains is suppressed. The
Tipulidae larvae are most characteristic of this contact zone
in the bush tundra containing Betula nana. They live on dead,
as well as on living, plant tissues. Several authors believe
that they play a far greater role than the earthworms in the
tundra (Refs 11, 12)5 since they are found in a quantity of
up to 35 000 per 1 ha. The author counted not less than
5 000 000 of structural aggregates per I ha, which develop
from the spine on the body end of the larva. The spine
consists of plant remains. The humification process
(Refs 2, 3, 15) is accelerated by the passage of the plant
remains through the bowel of the insects. Very water-tight,
organic-mineral structures (Ref 10) are formed in this
connection. The Tipulidae larvae are able to digest cellulose
(Ref 1). This is especially important in the tundra, since
Card 2/ 4 the bacterial decomuosition. of the cellulose is extremely

The Role of Soil Invertebrates in the Development of SOV/20-122-4-51./57
the Microflora of Subarctic Soils
weak here (Ref 14). The accumulation of the excremente of
earthworms (Ref 17) and of the insects (Refs 16, 16) improves
the living conditions of the microflora. The suppression of
the latter in the subarctic reduces the fertility of the
tundra soils to a grat extent (Refs 5, 6, 8, 9, 14). The
excrements of the insects assumed to form essential stimulation
centres of the microbiological processes. There are I table
and 18 references, 14 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut morfologii zhivotnykh im. A.N. Severtsova Akademii
nauk SSSR
(Institute of Animal Morphology imeni A.N. Severtsov of the
Academy of Soiences,USSR)
PRESENTED: May 23, 1958~ by V. N. Sukachev, Member, Academy of Sciences,
USSR
SUBMITTED: May 20, 1956
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The Role of Soil Invertebrates in the Development of SOV/20-122-4-51/57
the Microflora of Subarctic Soils
Card 4/4

STKBAYEV,_I..
Invertebrate fauna of tundra soils inthe Salekhard region
and changes in its composition due to agricultural In-
fluencos. Zool.schur- 38 no-10*1559-1572 0 159.
(I'M 13!2)
1. Laboratory of Soil Zooloff, Institute of Animal Morphology
Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R., Moscow.
(Salekhard region--Soil fauna)

KURKIN, K.A.; STEBAYEV, I.V.
Outbreak of mass multiplication of solitary locuts in Baraba and
its effect on meadow vegetation. Biul.MDIP.Otd.biol. 64 no.1r
51-60 Ja-F '59. (AIRA 12:7)
(Baraba Steppe-Locusts)
(Pastures and meadows)

VINBERGY G.G.; TYURYUKANOV, A.N.; STEBAYEV, I.V.; TITLYANOVA, A.A.
A conference on biogeocoenology. Zool. zhur. 41 no.4:63-2-640
Ap 162. (MIRA 15:4)
(Biological research)

STEBAEV, I.V.
Zoological charac4ristics of tundra soils. Zool. zhur. 41
no.6:816-825 Je 62. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Laboratory of Soil Zoology, Institute of Animal Morphology,
Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R., Moscow and Biological
Institute of the Siberian Branch of the Academy of Sciences
of the U.S.S.R., Novosibirsk.
(Salekhard region-Soil fauna)

STEMAYEV) I.V.; GUWYIU, A.B.
Orthoptera (Tettigonoidea and Acrididae) as stimlants of the micrg'..
biological processes of decay apd mineralization of vegetative matter
in the meadow steppet of Western Siberia. -Zool. zhur. 42 no.2:216-221
163. (MIRA 16:3)
1. Zoological Museum of the Biological, Institute and laborato37 of
RLcrobiolGgy- of the Main Botanical Garden of tnt. ~,iberian Branch o.f US
Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S R., Novosibirsk.
(Siberia, Western-,-Orthoptera~ (Siberian, Western-Soil formation)
(Micro-organiams)

BUYINOVA, S.K.; GRINFERG3, A.R.; STEBAYEV, I.V.
Geographical and ecological distribition of springtails (Collem-bola)
in mountain-forest and foreste-step e landscapes of 'the Southie~rn
N
Urals. Ent. oboz. 42 no.2:364-37~ 163. (MJRA 16:8)
(Ural Mountain region--Collembola)

NIKITENKO, M.F.; STEPAYEV, I.V.
Brief news and information. Zool. zhur. 42 no.6:970-974 163.
(KIRA 16:7)
(Zoology-Congresses)

STEBAYEV, I.V.; NAPLEKOVA, N.I.; GUKASYAINT, A.B.
Locusts (Acrididae) and darkling beetles (Tenebrionidae) as sti=ullators
of microbiological processes in soils of the dry steppes in the Tuva
Autonomous Republic. Pochvovedenie no.9:89-95 S 164. (MIRA 17:12)
1. Biologicheskiy institut i Botanicheskiy sad Sibirskogo otdeleniya
AN SSSR.

4 N b-
~t~ 333R llcvos i lv-~~ :,S,K.

STEBAYE'V, VOLKOVINISLIi. V~V.
Animal population in soils of the northern part of the Baraba
Forest Steppe and the water tkilance of soils. Zoo'.. zhur. 43
no.10:1425-1439 164. 04IRA 17:12)
1. Zoological Museum of BiologIcal Institute of the Siberian
Branch of the Acaderq of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. (Novosibirsk.).

STEBAYEVA, S.K.
- - , , ~~, - ,
Coammities of Collembola in the steppes of southern Tuva. Vop.
ekal. 7:170-171 162. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Biologicheskiy institut Sibirskogo otdoleniya AN SSSR I Novosibirs4e.'
(Tuva A.S.S.R.-Collembola) (Insect societii~s)
F-

Stebel,- F,--
Effect of the prOPerties of Dinas clay on the life of the roofs of
large open-hearth furnaces. p. 234. HJTFIK. (Ministerstvo hutniho
prumyslu, a rudnych dolu) Praha. Vol. 4, no. 8, Aug. 1954.
Source: FEAL LC Vol. 5, No. 10 Oct. 1956

SM", F.
ExamininC r-.)rt,!3r, for layinc Dinas brick. p. 241.
(HM~!K, Vol. ?, No. ?, JulY 1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia)
0 14 Uncl.
-3: I-'onthly List of East ~;uronean Accessions (L-FAL) LC, Vol. 1, 110. l-,, Dec 1957.

j "I!

Chemicql Technology. Cbe-.icpl Products and
Their Applications.Ceramics. Glass'. Binding*
AB"J. JOUR. RMhim,, kTO. 23 19 59, VO. 82933
AUTHOR -St ebel F.-

T 1 Prodiietion of Refractories Witt, Inereasea
A1203 Conte"t
0-1-Ilic!_ I1, 3 U B .Fiuta. listy, 1259, 14, No 3, 273-276
A 25 T Ru'~. C' TPresented is the experience in tl-,e Droduction
of stoprer from a mass, having 20% Al,>03
added to tf~e diluent, with subsequent A1203
-4ddition to -the binding agent. This exneri-
ence extends to the T)roduction of refracory
bricks emnlayed for the nrotection of covers
of the beating ducts ana regeneration cbo;m-
bers of Martens' furnaces. The a)-ove articles
"ire noted for ininroved refractory properties
and meebanical strenptli -it elevated tempera-
tures.
*NInterinis. Concrete
.
C D : 1/1
H - 44

DIT (d
NCC
(m)/EWP (f DJ
NRt APb029990 At) SOURCE CODE: tM/0413/66/000/015/0195/0196
INVENTOR: Stebelev, N. A.
ORG: none
TITIZ: class 62, No. 184148.
_6~~Lconn.ecting the engine to the tailpipe.
SOURCE: Izobret prom obraz tov zn, no~ 15, 1966, .195-196
TOPIC TAGS: engine exhaust system,'exhaust nozzle, power plant component
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate.intro'duces a sliding joint between the engine anO
the tailpipe. For better insulation.'eiad longer service the sliding joint is
designed as a stationa* co-Ijar' A
gLdly attached tothe tailpipe. Inside the collar
is a spring-supported inobile cirPtilar.-frame to which a guard ring is attached. The
guard ring is pressed against flai,wall of the stationary collar. The front part
of the mobile frame has.-an'a.nnular groove which holds two rows of sectional snap
seal rings pressed. again.st the neck'-of exhaust nozzle. Orig. art. has.i I figure[SAI.
SUB COM 21/ - SUBM DATZ:
47~
'ard
nat

STABBLIV.N.M.; FAYFISHEVICH,K.V.; KHALIYAN,Yu.A., reduktor; GRIGCRIYZVA.
~~~ ro"ktor; KURYAN,T.F.. tekhaLchesidy re"ktor
[The Moskvich automobile] Aytomobill Mosky1ch. [Moskva, Isd-vo
DOUU. 1955.1 27 P. NLPIA 90)
(Automobiles)

AUTHOR: Stebelev, P.!!. '-'OV-115-58-4-40/45
TITLE: The Correct Use of Measuring Equipment (Pravillno eksplua-
tirovat' izmeritel~nyye pribory)
PERIODICAL: IzmeritelInaya tekhnika, 191:8, Nr 4, PP 93 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author lists cases where certain industrial enterpris-
es are disregarding the rules laid down by the Komitet
standartov, mer i izmeritellnykh priborov (The Committee
for Standards, Measures and Measuring Equipment) as re-
gards the proper use of measurin,- equipment.
1. Measurement--Instrumantation
Card 1/1

2P SOV/115-59-4-27/27
A" T I-10 PL L'j-tebc-2Le'.-I
TITLE., Accounting the Out'-0-IL-Ijervice Periods of 4"leasuring
Trip, trttfrients (Uch,-A prostoya izmeritelIny1rh pribol-ov)
PERIODICAL. Io-iierite11naya telkhlLika, 1-959, Nr 4, p 44 (USSR)
A 13 ~3 Tll~ A CT For a bett.-er ut.i"Lisation ol tl,,o i.vailable me-asurint',
--instruments in -the production shops of the Alchev-
ski-Y metaliugicheskiy zavod (AIchevskiZrbbt&1IargifA1
Plant), I-c,-.g are being kept on the out-of-service
Periods of measuring instrurments by the Measuring
instrument and Automation Shop. Thereby all
ouLl-of-service Deriods are recorded which were
caused by careless or improper maintenance of meas-
uring in~-truments by th_e employpps of the Dleasuring
Instrument and Automation fficp. The data are
used 'Lc--.- evaluatinr, the effeciency of the employees,
accord-Ln,- to xhich bonuses are paid. The introduc-
tion of this measure resulted in a considerable re-
duction of the out-of-service periods of measuring
riard 11,P instrun-n~-s. A survey sho-.ued that the overall con-

SOV/115-59--4-27/27
-4 'r, - Instruments
..ccoan' -,- the O-ut-(~f*-' -vice Periods of Measuring
A I -C, -- ~J__ . fl -
dit-ion of the measuring instruments had improved to
a grept extlen-. Therefore, the eauthor recommends
the introduction of acco-.,ini.-i.---,,; the out-of--service
periola-'!~-, cilsoat other installatinns.
Card 212 USCOMI-DC-6o,659

06201
25 (1), 28 (2) SOV/115-59-11-29/36
AUTHOR: Stebelev, P.N.
TITLE: Useful Courses
PERIODICAL: Izmeritellnaya tekhnika, 1959, Nr 11, p 63
ABSTRACT: The primary organization of NTO Priborprom. at the Lu-
ganskaya gosudarstvennaya kontrollnaya laboratoriya
' te Control
po izmeritell noy tekhnike -GKL_-(W~k ota
Laboratory for Measuring InstrUmehts~) held three-month
courses comDrising a 160-hour lecturing program on mea-
suring instruments. Such a training is necessary to in-
crease the qualifications of people working on the in-
spection and repair of measuring instruments. The pen-
ding reorganization of the state inspection system of
measuring instruments will require higher qualifica-
tions of the workers employed in measuring instrument
laboratories. The first courses were attended by 34
workers.from 17 plants. The training program comprised*
techniqueo of measuring linear and angular*values (60
Card 112 hours), techniques of measuring electromagnetic values

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AUTHOR: Stebelev, P. N. 2.3
TITLE: Seminar on technical progress-
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ISOURCE: Izmerifel'naya tekhnika, no- 11, 1961+1 58
ITOPIC TAGS: scientific conference, metrology, laboratory instrument, industrial
instrument, radioisotope
ABSTRACT: The Lugan GKL, the Regional Office of NT6 Priborprom, and.the
,~j b6n--ts Sovnarkhoz
Lugan Regional Bureau of Technical Information of thp.
colidu te7~ F -,An~r attended. by 137 representatives of 70 different
regional Ghops and organizations. Three papers were heard on the problems
of tecbnical-Drogress and improvements and innovations in instrument re--.
pair, adjustment, and test. Also the director of the Radioisotope Laborai-
tor of Lhe Lugan Maintenance Control ented a paper on "The use
p
tro I* n -technological processes.
means of con
I-ni-t-ruments were A-mon a ed. Considerable attention was.,
devoted to measureinent techniques in the chemical industry. Ways of
Card

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Ll~-s bli-,od f~u--)njy t -1,ands"of bronchi-I Inucosak
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ill I-lorn nd C--coorimont. ('-ocro-:Acrosco~Dic. ctudy" . -~Inrt vzl-)
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-STEEEITEV, F., Geroy Sovetskogo Soy=a; TARANTSEV, P., Geroy Sovetakogn SoYU2a
"' -- ' " 'Z- IJTOV, 0., zaslu.Zhennff master sporta SSSR; SARHBRYANYY, L. , sudlya
vsesoyuznoy kategorii po strelkovomu sportu.
Devote more attention to rifle shooting. Voen. 2nan . 25 no.1:16
ja 49. (N2R& 12:12)
(Rifle practice)

STEBRIEV. F. , Geroy Sovetakogo Soy-uza
Impprtant lesson for the electoral campaigno Voen.znans 25
no.6:3-4 -Te 159. (NIEL 12:12)
1. Predeedatell Dobrovollnogo
oblasti.
(Communist Youth loague)
obahchestva armii Hoskovskoy
(Militar7 education)

IIERDEGEFi,L.; Jill: OUSKOVA,A. ; DOSWMT,J.; STEBETAKOVA, I,
Elormal pulmonary volumes in children. Gesk. pediat. 18 no.11:
972-J9,78 N163.
1. Laborator pro detskou pneumologii fakulty vseobecneho le-
karstvi KU v Praze; vedouci:prof. dr. F.Blazek.

JAEOUSKOVA,A.; HERDEGEN,L.; ST-EBETAKOVA,L.
Evaluation of expiratory vital capacity tracings in children.
I. Healthy children. Cesk.pediat.18 no.11:9179-9V K'63-
1. Laborator pro detskou preumologii fakulty vseobecneho le-
karstvi KU v Praze; vedoucl: prof.dr.F.Blazek.

SMIKHOV, M.I., inzhener; POLUSHIN, S.P., inzhener.
FaBolve-type s^mple-cutter. Torf.prom. 32 no-7:28 155.
(MW 9-1)
I.Shaturskaya inspektmiya Glktorfa.
(Peat machinery)