SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT STEPANOV, L.P. - STEPANOV, N.D.

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Subject : USSR/Engineering
Card 1/1 Pub. 103 - 20/24
AID P - 4793
Author Stepanov, L. P.
Title Micrometric head of a gauge with mechanical fastening
of the ball.
Periodical Stan. i. instr., 3, 40, Mr 1956
Abstract The author describes an inside caliper gauge provided
with a device for ad justment and replacement of the ball
on its edges. This attachment prolongs the useful life
of the instrument. One drawing.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

PUGAGRRV, I.I.; 5-TIVANOV. L.P.
-,
Kvdrontatic bell. Trudy THIN no.P-2:113-116 154. (MIRA 10.-12)
(Manometer) (hydrostatics-Neasurenent)

yed.; KM'NHTSOYA, M.I.. redJzd-va; KONDRAT'MA, M.A.,
takhn. red.
[Instructions 2-54 for cheeldngstandard. spring rignometers and
vacuummeterel Instruktoila 2-54 po poverke obraztsovykh pru-
zhinnykh mnometrov i vakwimmutrov. Izd. ofitBiallnoo. Mo-
skva. 1957. 14 p. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Russia(1923- U.S.S.R.) Konitet standartov, mer i immeri-
tellnykh -Driborov.
(Kanowter--Testing) (Tecuum gouge s--Tes t I ng)

DOLINSKIY, Ye.F.; AGALRTSKIY, P.H.; GAYEVSKIT, N.A;LASSkN, V.L.; OSTH)UWV, B.A.;
SMUICH. S.A.-, STEPANOV, L.P.; YANOVSKIY. B.X.
Metrological activities in the field of mechanical measurements.
Trudy.VIIIIM no-33:39-59 '58. (MIRA 11:11)
1. Rukovoditall otdela makhanichookikh Ismerenty Veasoyusnogo nauchno-
Issledovatel'skogo Institute, meirologii Imeni D.I. Mandeleyeva (for
Doitnekly) (Mensuration)

STEPANOV, L.P., inzh.
Investigating the performance of tile SH-570 eccentric vibruting
screen. Strot.1 dor.mabinostr, 3 no.12:15-19 D '58.
(Vibrators) (Road machinery) (MIRA 11:12)

STEPANOV, L.P., inzh.
Grading sand oA ocreoning nachinos. Strol.t dor.mushirmstr.
Is no.12:21-24 D 159. (MIRA 1323)
(Sand and gravel plants)

MALYAROV, G.A.; STIPAIJOV, L.P.
Effect of air diluted in water on its viscosity. Trudy VIIIIII
no.37:141-143 '59. OURA 13:4)
(Wator) (Viscosity)

STEPANDV, L.P.
Now graduation of hydrostatic stnelyard-type bulancn (Wntitphal
balance). Tinidy VIIII14 no.17:149-152 '59.
(14IRIL 11:4)
(Balance)

ST,KP?,IiL;V, L.P.
Hydrostatic weighing of liquids in containers with shaped form.
Izm.tekh. ad.9:12-13 5 6o. (MIRA 13:9)
(Measuring instruments)

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AUT,iul(S !:itepanov, L. 1,. , and Stullginakeya, I.A.'
TITLL: Viscos T-1-easurementn on petroleum products
SOURCEZ USSR. Komitet standartov, mer i-izmeriteltnykh
priborov. Trudy institutov Komiteta. no. 62(122).
~joscow, 1962. Issleduvaniya Y oblasti iz:,"reniy
vyazkosti, plotnosti i massy... 5-23.
I ~,XT: The Soviet standard roCT 33-53 (GOST 33-53) which
specifies the measurement of kinematic viscosity of petroleum
products needs revision because the viscometers it considers are
unsuitable and the experimental conditions recommended do not
correspond to the established experimental'errors. Study of this
question has shown that the Ubbelohde v1scometer is the best
though it is unsuitable for opaque liquids and not very convenient
fpr low temperature determinations because of condensation.
For oparlue liquids it is recommended to use the Cannon-Penske
viscometer, slightly modified to ease filling. For measurements
at 0 *C the Volarovich four-bulb viscometer is recommended. For
ineat5urements at lower temperatures it in recommended to use either
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Viscosity measurements on s/589/62/ooo/o62/ool/oll
E194/EI36
Uic ilirikevich three-bulb type or the VNIIH viscometer which is the
niore, accurate of' the two though somewhat more complicated to
inaiitifacture. All the viscotsieters should be characterized by a
series Of nominal constants which are multiples of I and 3, i.e.
0-(A)3; U.01; U-03; 0.1, etc. up to 30catfsec. There then follows
a detailed axialysis of the various sources of error in viscometry,
namely, t)iose associated with temperature and temperature measure-
tit ; expansion of' the glass; time of holding viscometer at the
given temperature; inaccurate filling; mounting off vertical;
incoilipjete elliptying [Abstractor,s note: This factor is considered
separately in the paper "Dependence of the precision of measurement
on the aniount of liquid remaining on the walls of viscometer
reservoirs" hy L.P. Stepanov, I.A. StUllgins ka~a and N.A. Chesnokov,
1q) 29-32 of saine issue of' these transcriptions i surface tension;
kinetic onergy; variations in gravity; variations in atmospheric
pre5sure; time errors; instrument constant errors; vibration.
It is concluded that certain errors should be pointed out in the
standaid method. The results of the measurements should be
corrected for kifietic energy, gravity variations and thermal
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Viscosity measurements on ... s/589/62/000/o62/001/011
E194/EI36
expansion of the liquid (except in the came of suspended level
Viscometer).
There are 3 figures and 12 tables.
ASSOCIATIUNt VNIIM
SUBMITTED: March 25, 1961
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S/569/62/ooo/o62/003/011
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AUTMoRS
TITLE:
Stepanov, L. P. , Stul I ginakaya, 1. A. , and Chesnokov , N. A.
Dependence of the precision of measurements on the
amount of liqtiid remaining on the walls of viscometer
re8ervoirs
SUUI(CE: USSR. hoinitet standArtov, mer i izmeritellnylth
priborov, Trudy institutov.Komiteta. no. 62(122).
moscow, 1962. Issledovaniya v oblasti izmereniy
vyazkosti, plotnosti i massy. 29-32.
TEXT: The amount of liquid left behind in a viscometer
reservoir im liable to be different from that which was left
behind during the original calibration. The previous work on this
subject, which has given rise to contradictory results, is
reviewed. Tests were made with some hundreds of bulbs in five
qifferent sizes which, for the purpose of the experiments, were
connected to capillaries by rubber tubing. The amount of liquid
left adhering to the walls after tests, under various conditions
corresponding closely to those of practical viscometry, was
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Dependence of the precision of ... S/5bg/62/000/062/003/011
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determixted by weighing. The relative artiount of liquid rema-~ning
in spiif!rical reservoirs was found to be independent of their
volume, within the range 3.3-15 CM3 and the viscosity of petroleum
products in the range 0.1-13 cit- The error that results from
neglecting differences in tile amount of liquid adhering to tile
reservoirs is not more than 0-05~a for fluids having a viscosity
of tip to I c:5, and is approximately 0.11c for fluids with
viscosities in the razige 1-13 cst- liowever, for pressure-
viscorneters tile measurements on a given liquid under different
rates of flow inay differ by as much as 3N. The experimental data
obtained are represented by the following approximate formula:
AV A 13
V T
(4)
whi-re: V - reservoir volume; i - draining time, seconds; and
A -Alld B - constants having the following values for spherical
rvse.rvoirs in the rnnge 3.3-15 cm3 and flow times of 100-1000 Decs.
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Depi!ndence of the precision of ... s/589/62/Ooo/o62/003/011
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Table 2
viscosity.of petroleum
product, cst
0.11. 1.07 13.2
A 0.00o8 000021 0-007
B 0.23 0.77 3.4
There are I figure and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATIUN: VNIIM
SUBMITTED: February 16, 1961
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'AA LYAR011 p G.A. ( (io (i (,-ris erf I , 60RO KO ~ It WVA , T. I . ; "'I'l-TAINCIV2L. 1. j
,;TULIGINSKAYA, I.A.
Calibration liquads fo- the- control test of viscoSimaters.
Trudy inst. Kom. stand., mer i izin. prib. no.68:86-99 163.
(MIRA 17: 5)
1. Vsesoruzn3rj nauchno-issiedovatelskiy Institut metrologii
im. D.I. Plencieleyeva.

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S/169/62/000/001/053//083
-3, C-1~-D C/O*/) D228/D302
A'~~THORS: Leskova, Ye. A., Proshin, V. To and Stepanov, L. So
TITLE: Some characteristics of jet streams over the Pacific
Ocean's north-western part
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 1, 1962, 49, ab-
stract 1B317 (Tr. DallnevoBt. n.-i. gidrometeorol.
in-ta, no. 12, 1961, 45-51)
TEXT: The results are given for observations during the third
voyage of the expedition ship "A. I. Voyeykov" from January 9 to
February 22, 1960. The material relates to two periods. The first
covers soundings from January 19 to February 9 during the ship's
movement from north to south; their results are presented in a
space-time section from 450N, 1600E to 100N, 1500E. The soundings
from February 10 to 20 -- made during the ship's movement from
south to north and presented in a section from 100N, 1500E to 420N,
1330E -- refer to the second period. In the first section a power-
ful subtropical jet stream with a wind speed of 150 m/sec is found
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Some characteristics of ... D228/D302
at a height of 12 km in the zone 30 - 33 ON. It corresponds to an
intense tropcspheric front in which the temperature contrast rea-
ches 2.40/100 km at a height of 6 km and 3.30/100 km at an alti-
tude of 8 km. Another jet-stream nucleus with a wind velocity of
about 70 m/sec at the center is observed at 22 _ 24 ON at a height
of 13 km. This is likewise a subtropical jet stream which has wea-
kened and moved southwards. The preserved but latitudinally small
tropospheric-front zone, in which the temperature contrast equals
3.10 per 100 km, also corresponds to it. At a height of 7 - 11 km
between the extra- and subtropical jet streams the wind speed de-
ciines to 45 m/sec while keeping a westerly direction. The same de-
crease in the wind velocity, but with a change in the direction,
is also observed to the south of the second subtropical jet. Star-t-
ing from 20 - 240N in the lower layers and from 190N, too, at a
height of 8 - 15 km south-westerly air streams change into souther-
lies and south-easterlies. In addition the velocity of the south-
easterly flow grows with altitude, and a comparatively narrow zo-a
of south-easterly winds with a speed of about 30 m/sec is found in
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Scmu characteristics of D228YI)302
the 13 - 16 km lajer in the area of 16 - 170N. This is a south-
easterly Jet stream, formed on the south-western periphery of
the Pacific Ocean anticyclone; depending on the measure of the
vessel's southwards movement and on its withdrawal towards the
southern periphery of the anticyclone, the jet stream gave place
to a purely easterly flow with a wind velocity of 10 - 12 M/sec.
The lower boundary of the jet stream is situated at an average.
height of 5 km. In the tropospheric-front region, however, espec-
ially on the first section, the descent of the lower boundary of
the jet stream to a height of 2 - 3 km was observed. The growth
of the wind speed to the heart of the jet is noted from the 5 km
level. The unusual intensity of the subtropical jet stream is men-
tioned, This is explained by the development of a deep c-;rclone in
the observational zone, with pressures of down to 946 mb at its
--enter. SUch an intense process over the ocean was also accompan-
ied by the abrupt meridionality of the air streams above the land,
This in its turn promoted the formation of an unusually intense
hi-h-altitude frontal zone and a powerful subtropical jet stream
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S/169/62/000/001/053/083
Some characteristics of - D228/D302
which has not been considered above. 5 references. /-Abstractor's
note: Complete translation.-7
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PAUL, Surendra J.; MUMMA, I.P. [trnnslatorl; STXPANOV. L.V., redaktor;
IOVLWA, N.A., tekhnichaskiy redAktor.
(Agricultural laborers in modern India and Pakistan. Translated frou
the Inglish] Sel'skokhosiatstvennye rabochle v Indit t Pokistans.
Pereved 9 &Aglitskogo I.P.IAstrebovol. Predislovie G.G.Wotovskogo.
Noskva. lad-vo inostrannal lit-ry, 1955. 197 p. (KIRA 9:5)
(Xndia-Acricultural. laborers) (Pakistan--Agricultural laborers)

STEPANCV, Lev Vasillyevich
Aziya i Afrika, kontinenty v dvizhenii by L.V. Stepanov 1 G.I. Mirskiy,
Moskva., zd-vo Vostochnoy Lit'ry, 1963.
127 p. tables.
At head of title: Akademiya Nauk SSSR, Institut Mirovoy Ekonomiki i
Mezhdunarodrykh Otnosheniy.
Bibliographical footnotes*
1. Economic assistance'- Asia. 2. Asia - Economic Aisistance- 3. Economic
Assistance - Africa. 4. Africa - Economic assistance, 5. Underdeveloped areas*

STEPANOV, 14.
Using reed as heat insulating material. Stroi. mat. 4 no.1:10
Ja '58. (KRA 11:2)
(Insulation (Heat))
(Gorkiy-Read (Botany))

STZPANOJO U-1mg, kva)
For a speedier solution of current problem. Soto. trud 8
no.5:71-73 MY '63. (MM 3.626)
(Machine-shop practice)

KO,t:M, L.A.;_STEPMOV, M.A., inzh., retsenzent; 141ALIKO, O.S.P
inzli., red.; MkiOVA, A.F., tekhn. red.
(Mechanization of agriculture in Great Britain]Mekhaniza-
tsiin sol'shogo Idioziaistva Velikobritanii. 14oskva.. Mashgiz,
1961. 185 P. (MIRA 15:10)
(Great Britain-Farr. mechanization)

AKURNUVA, Sr tsin l-,t~o*-2skoga "iTuda;
Stani.91t:v hntonmich; t-Ahl"Y'NuV,
STEPANOV, ...A.., nauc)zi. red.; 'CUILIW, L.V.., red.
[Technoloa of cotton growing, and hamveoting] Te?Jinologiia
voWt-l-lyvaniia i -ubor-ki kliloT.,chamika. 'Noskva, Vysshala
shkolap 19(4. 117 p. (,',!IRA 17:9)
1. Kolkhoz imeni Kii-ova Yanlliyullskovo pvol2~vojstvennogo
upravionlyu (for Akhunova

STICFANOV, M.A.; lnzh.
Building one and two-story apartment houses using comentless
blocks. Nov.tekh. i pered.op. v stroi. 19 no.6:13-14 Je 157.
(MIRA 10:10)
(Apartment houses) (Building blocks)

5..2200,5 .11 120,21 - J'000 ~83
SOV/89-8-3-15/32
AUTHORS: Galkin, N. P., Stepanov, M. A.
TITLE: Solubility of Uranium Hydroxide (IV) in Caustic Soda.
Letter to the Editor
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, 1960, Vol 8, Nr 3, pp 258-261 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Little is knovin about the precipitation of uraniUM (IV)
hydroxide in a strongly alkaline medium. Only recently,
Gayer and Leider (see ref) showed that the hydroxide of
uranium (IV) is amphcteric. The equilibrium constant of
the reaction:
U(OH4) + OH- H UO- /1
3 4 + H20
Is 1,7*10-4.
was studied
alkali, the
of "lie abova
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Since the Solubility of the hydroxide
only up to a 0.6 N concentration of the
authors decided to check the applicability
relation for more concentrated alkaline
Hydroxide of' uraniLun (IV) was prec-1pitated

Solubility of' UvariLurii Hydroxide (IV) In 30
Caustic Soda. Letter to ,he Editor s0'1/89-8-3-15/32
from the hydrochloric acid solution by means of a water
solution of caustic soda. The hydrochloric acii solution
of uranium (IV) was prepared following prescriptions
found in literature. The hydroxide of uranium (IV)
was precipitated by adding 30 TU of a 0.34 N solution
or caustic 2oda to 2 ml of the uranium chloride solution;
the tightly closed test tube was kept for 6 hr in an air
ther-mostat. at 200 C, with continuous stirring of the
content*. Decanting the precipitate three times In a
pure argon atmosphere with water '. the authors achieved
considerable purity. A qualitative reaction or, chlorine
ion using silver nitrate gave a negative result. The
authors note that the statcment found in Gmelins
Nandbucn der Anorganischen Chemie, Auflage 8, Hr. 55-
Oran und Isotope, Berlin, 1936, S. 100), that otassium
and oodium cannot be washed away from uranium ~IVI
hydroxide, seems to be wrong. Spectral analysis showed
the absence of sodium (below 0.01%) when the precipita-
Card 2/5 tion was achieved using the caustic soda solution.

IS01111)111ty ut, U1,L111i'Llm 1Grd1.o.xtd'.- (IV) !:, .". d 1:, ()
J J
Cau~;tlc ~S)odzt. Lt,,tt;u-v to t1h;_- E'ditoi- `OV1/89-8-_`-15/32
This JOILItI.011 W;iS U.311LJ~, ChUMICUlly clean
Sub8taticus . Nuxt, tile aUth(WO, added to the precipi-
tatt~ I`Lxed citiaiititic-6 of' alkaline arid distilled water.
Probe.j were then mixud In ther-mo3tats at 25 + IOC duririg
6 day.~3 (8 ht- pev day). clear- Craction w5s I'lltered
UIVOLlf~h i_- VIL-Itel', 111d tile UP.AtliUrn cont ent was
then duturmIned. Resiilt,4 aro on Fig. A. The aUthor3
"tate tll:-Lt I
Jttol.uns ol' Gayei, and Lelder are valid
only ~ip to a 0.1, N conccntrzttlon. Above th13 concen-
tratlon the,- llnear rc!'lationshIp is destroyed, arid Eq.
(1) L.,; not The decrt~ase In LiranlutTi concentra-
tion may he explained by salting Out by means of' sodium
lons, 11' one assufries that a new compound Nall 3U01, I s
t'ormed it) prlclpltate. Analy:~Inlg, the solid phase,
'-he itu 8
OA._)rs ,:ame to the conclu ion that the proposed
I)-,- :Aable unly In iti-ongly allcaline media,
1,-Ji1L1U 11, tht,' OVU~StAll_'C: Of 'W"ItUl' art hydrolysis starts
'will.ch ~1-ali be du~;crlbed by the equatJon:
~k.!! UOI i- H~,O --)U(011)jj I- Ilaoli (2)
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SOlUbility of' Uvanium 1711-i(Iroxide (IV) in
Caustle Soda. Lef-lt~-~-- ~he E-ditol,
6
763 30
~,O
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Fig. A. Concentration of' uranitun (IV) versus alkalinity
of rnedium. present; data,, (x) data by (layer and
Lelder.
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Solubility of Uranium Hydroxide (IV) in 78330
Caustic Soda. Letter to the Editor SOV/89-8-3-15/32
SUBMITTED:
There are 1 figure; 2 tables and 9 references, 4 Soviet,
2 French, 1 German, I Canadian, 1 U.S. The Canadian and
U.S. references are: K. Gayer, ff. Lelder, Canad. J. Chem.
31,~, Nr 1, 5 (1957); J. Katz, E. Rabinowitz, Chemistry of
Uranium, M., Izd-vo J.nostr. lit., 1954.
November 27, 1959
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AUTHORS:
TITLEz
S/089Y&AO9/004/003//020
Boo6 B070
Stepanov, M. A., Galkin, N. P.
The Solubility Product of the Hydroxide of Tetravalent
Uranium IA
PERIODICAL% Atomnaya energiya, 1960, Vol. 9, No. 4, pp. 282 - 285
TEXTs The present work gives a calculation of the solubility product of
uranium (IV) hydroxide. An exact knowledge of the solubility product is
necessary for a rational processing of uranium. In the introduction, the
authore discuss results of some related papers (Refs. 1-8). Then, they
discuss the determination of experimental data necessary for the calcula-
tion. The starting material was a solution in hydrochloric acid of
uranium (IV) which was kept in a retort in a pure atmosphere of argon.
Even after 15 days no oxidation of the uranium was observed. The con-
centration was measured titrimetrically with potassium bichromate. It was
0,590 M in relation to uranium and 1.02 M in relation to HC1. Solutions
of ammonium hydroxide, sodium hydroxide, and potassium hydroxide (0-464,
1,992, 2.184 N, respectively) were used as precipitants. The pH
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STEPANOV, M.A.; GALKIN, N,P.
Solubility product of basic uranium (IV) sulfate. Zhur.neorg.-
khim. 7 no.5s983-986 Yq 162. O1IRA 15%7)
(Uranium sulfate) (Solubility)

KURDYYMOVY A.V.; GOLOBORODCYV, V.N.; STEPANOV, M.A.
Effect of ;agnesium and calcium on the corrosion resistance of
nickel in an atmosphere of fluoride.at 700-8600. Izv "3.
ucheb. zav,; tsvet. met. 6 no.4:138-144 163. iMIPA 161g)
1. Moskovskiy institut stali i splavov, kafedra tekhnologii
liteynykh, protsessov iNickel-Corrosion)
(Metals at high temperatures)

ACCESSION NR: AP4029227
3/0131/64/000/004/0182/018
AUTHOR: Guzman, 1. Ya.; Komissarova, N. M.,- Krutikovs, 1. M.; Stapanw, X. A.
TITLE: Sintering and some properties of CaF ceramics
`7~) 2
SOURCE: Ogneupory*-,\no-. 4, 1964, 182-185
ABSTRACT: Calcium fluoride has found wide use In various regions of technology as
an active flux. Receni.1y, calcium fluoride has begun to be.used as a construction
and shielding material'for conducting a number of high-temperature chmico-setallurgi-
cal processes in fluorine-containing media. The authors bring to light processes of
sintering as well as some properties of ceramics based on calcium fluoride.
Characteristics of the initial materials are given in a table. Characteristics of
ceramics from commercial calcium fluoride and the characteristics of ceramics from
pure calcium fluoride are presented in tables which depict their properties at
different temperature ranges. The composition in properties of grain structure
samples of commercial calcium fluoride are given. Testing of calcium fluoride cer-
amics for corrosion resistance was conducted in a fluorine medium (concentration
92-97%) at a temperature of 7500C for 16 hours. The evaluation vas conducted by
visual and weight methods, as well as by stability change during the testing. The
rate of corrosion of laboratory and industrial samples was from 5.5 to 19 om2ft;
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during testing the stability increased. The obtained results attest to the fact that
in a fluorine medium, at 7500C, calcium fluoride ceramics are completely stable and
maintain their stability. Therefore, parts can be recommended for service under
such conditions an refractory lining material, filters, etc. Orig. art. has: 4
tables.
-ASSOCIATION: Kbimiko-tekhaologich eskly institut In. D. 1. Mandeleyeva (Chmico-
technological Institute)
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of the Moscow Aviation Inst. of Technol.), Issue rio. 4, PP 3-29, 1948.

ACC NR.- AP6027800 SOURCE CODE: UR/0126/661022/001/01.57/0158
AUTHORs Konstantinovj B. P.; Zimkin I* N.; Stepanov, M. 11
Sheatopalov., L. Ho
ORG: Physicotechnical Institute im. A. F. loffe, AN SSSR (Fitiko-
takhnicheskiy inat tut AN SSSR)
TITLEj Hardening0of steel surface by wire explosion
SOURCEt Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v. 22, no,~ 1, 1966, 157-158
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_t
)-rNs- az
TOPIC TAGS: s:lwm& hardenin , PCMN!t- surface hardening:, wire -
__ W1_
ABSTRACT: Copper or steel wire, 0.38-0.4 mm in diame r and 40-50 mm
long, placed 10 mm above the face of a cylindrical UBAI,~teel sqo'clmen',
was exploded by a current pulse produced by the discharge of a Vapacir'
tor. As a result of this explosion, the ourface microhardnessllncre
2 2
from the original 170-200 kg/mm to 950-1200 kg/mm Although the*..
average thickness of the hardened layer was - 30 U, it was uniform
and varied from 0 to 60 u. X-ray diffracti pa tterns showed that the
urface layer contained up to 70% austenit* ~tho rest being mostly
;errite with no significant quantity of marf'en si to. It could be that
the metal surface was decarbonizedg or the ferrite had no time to
Card 112 UDC: 621.785.5

ACC NRs AP6027800
change to austenits, or the high rate of cooling preserved .6 farrit,sq.,
The block size in the hardened layer was about 450
SUB COM 11, Of SUBM DATE% 23 Sep65/ OTIL REF: 001/ ATD PRESS%.*',j
So 6-:11"
Card 2 2

OSIPYAN, V.T.; STEPIdIOV,,,jj.K.; GRABOVSKIY, B.S.; SIIIUOV,K.K.; ICAZHDAN,
V.B.; DUNAYEVA, I.D.
Umparative effectiveness of hexamethylenebenzamide and acetyl-
tetrah3TIroquinoline as protective agents against fleas in humanse
Med. paraz. i paraz. bol. 32 no-5:551-553 S-0163 WIRA 16:12)
1. Iz Voyanno-meditsinskoy ordens. Mnina akademii imeni S.M.
Kirova.

STEFANCV, M. L. , Cand Tecki Sci -_ (diss) "Research into wethous of
accomplishing the work of vertical slip-lifts at several levels sial-
ultaneously.11 Foscow, 16 pp; (Academy of Sciences USSR, Inst
of i*.:ining Affairs); 1510 copies; price not given; M, 18-60, 153

STEPANOV, M.L., kand.telkiin.nuie:
r
Tabulatinp, cable "anctioni a V,( o . Wkh. i avtom. v gor. prom.
no.3tl55-162 163. (MIRA 16s10)

POK'SHISIEWAUyl M., doktor googr. nauk, prof.; VARLAMOV, V.S.; KHOREV,
B.S.; STE1121OV, II.N.j DOTVINNIKOV,, V.I.j KOLOBKOV) H.P.;
VOROBIYEVY V.V., kand~, geogr. natik; KLIMOV, A.I.; STEPANOV,,
A.A.; V.A., red.; JELIGMIKO, mladshiy red.;
MALICIIEVSKIY, G.N., G.N., red.kart; VILENISKAYA, E.N.# tekhn. red.
(Yoscow - Vladivostok; railroad guide]Moskva - Vladivostok; Pu-
tevoditell po zheleznoi doroge. Moskva, Geografgiz, 1962. 266 p.
(MIRA 15:11)
(Railroads-Guides)

STEPANOV.. M.N.
Linear regre8sion analysis of the results of fatigue testiug
of aluminum alloys. Zav. lab. 29 no.10:1212-1214 163.
(MIRA 16:12)
1. Moskovskiy aviatsionnyy takhnologichesk-iy institut.

L35416-65 EWT (1 )/ENT (*)IEW P (w)/EWA (d)/E PR/T/EWP (t)/EW P(b) Ps-4 IJP(c) MJW/
..!AC=SION NRl AP5oo7678 EM/JD S/0032/65/031/003/0349/035-4i
AUTHOR: Stgnov, M. N
ITITLEs Distribution of durability under fatigue tests .of light const4caion alloys
'!SOURCE-. Zavodekays, laborat 1ya, v- 310 no. 3p 19651 349-354
i 10
TOPIC TAGS: metal fati eq metal bendingg aluminum alloy, probability, statistics/
AV luminum alloy, V luminum all
OY
IABITRACT: A probabilistic approach to establishing the durs~%)ility and reliabilitw
of metal alloys is investigated. Two probability functions have found wide use in
I N*--N*,
fatigue testing, These are i I) the Weibull function 'Niq ex,p - 1.
H N,
!established by W. Weibull (Trans. of Royal Institute of Technology, Stooldiolm, No.
i27# 1949# and Saab Aircraft Com'azW# Technical Notet 30t 1954); and 2) tho normal
p
distribution f In the former distribution# N is the number
dx.
!of cycles until'speoimen destruction, No# N and m are distribution parwaeters. In
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3he latter distribution x - log Ng and Fc, &re the mean and variance respectively.
~Both distributions are used in analyzing fatigue teat data from experiments with
iseveral specimens of al-min-M alloys V95 and AV. Speoimens were made in the form of
bars 6-75 (V95) and*6 mm (AV) in diameter and tested at a rate of 6000 cycles/
;nLbiute. The results of the tests are shown in Figs. 1, 2, 3s and 4 on the Enclosure
iBased on these,observ tionst the author recommends the use of the normal (Gaussian)
distribution. The Weibull distribution was not found to be in close agreenent with
experimental data. Orig. art. has' 3 equations and 5 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Moakovak aviationno-tekhnologichookiy institut (Moscow Aviation
I
Technolorical Instit 01

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0
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durability distribution
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mens of alloy AVt
I a kp/MM 2 n w 500
1 , 3 - No 0; 6.5
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L 45379-65 Ps -4 UP (c
FsYVJD
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~ACCESSION NR: APS006999 S/0129/65/000/003/0005/6Oi6F
AUTHOR: Klygin. L. P., Stepnov, M. N.; Zakharov, V. Z.
~31
iTITLE: Fatigue and static crack stre.ngth of articles pressed from AV allol of
various degrees of purity
!GOULCE: Metallovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka metallov, no. 3, 1965, 5-89
land bottom half of insert facing p. 24
TOPIC TAGS: anisotropy, metal physical property, metal mechinical property, defeat
forTnation, oxide blister
ABSTRACT: The effect of metallurgical defects of the "oxide blister" type on the
stat' k ngth, ductilit ', and Lati,,-
ic crac tre _ tepgth of pressed semifinished p
y j!.e st ro-
ducts made at AV 'alloy was investigated. In ofc'l~r to determine the effect of the
oxide bliste!~s on the anisotropy 'of the properties, specimens with a working 'dia-
meter of 3 mm were cut off in the extrusion direction, and also along the width and
height of the strip. Data were also obtained on the effect of oxide blisters us-.
i!a'g a sca'.e factor, for which specimens with a diameter of 10 mm were tested, and
average- values -of the -strength,:_X-q lon of area, and elongation were obtained and
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tabulated. The results s:iow that oxide blisters markedly decrease the fatigue re-
sistance of the material, particularly in transverse specimens. It was found that
in all cases, the origin of a fatigue crack was an oxide inclusion. It is con-
:cluded that the presence of oxide blisters decreases the plasticity and zY.-sistance
!to cyclic loads, and markedly increases the scatter of the,fatigue properties of
pressed semifinished products..- Or.ig. art. has: 4 figures'and 1 table.
'ASSOCIATION: none
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(MI" 17:7)

STEPANOVI M.N.
Main features oil the Wes'. Ural Economic Region, Uzh. zap, Perm.
gos. im, 101:5-19 163 (MIRA IW)

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AUTHORS: Grebennikov, S.F. Candidate of Technical Science and Stepanoy,
M.P.
TITLEs To Introduce New Yethoqs in Laboratory Practice (Novoye - v
laboratornyy praktikum)
PERIODICA"'s Vestnik vysshey shkoly, 1957, Nr 5,, PP 71 - 73 (USSR)
IBSTRACTs New laboratory work methods of measuring electrically non-
electric values were elaborated at the chair of Principles of
Electric Engineering of the Moscow Institute of Mechanization
and Electrification in Agriculture. The aim of this work is
to acquaint the students with the utilization of the wire trans-
ducers for the investigation of bending and torsion.
The investigation of bending is described first. A wire
transduce: having a resistance of 100 ohm is glued to a console
beam as shown in Figure 1. The investigation is made by meano
of an electric bridge circuit mounted on a wooden panel and
consisting of 100-ohm resistors. A variable 2-ohm wire resis-
tor is located in series with a fixed resistor on one of the
bridge arms. A mirror galvanometer is used for obtaining the zero
reading. Current is supplied by a battery. The sensitivity
of the bridge circuit may be altered by changing the battery
voltage. By changing the resistance, the sensitivity of the
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on the basis of experience and results computedv the students
compose a functional dependence graph of the bending mosentg
in accordance with the indication of the galvanometer, and then
determine the bending moment by the activity of the arbitrary
force at the end of the console beam. By using the values of
transducer calibration it is possible to determine the value-
of the bending moment; and, knowing this, to determine the
arbitrary force.
The auth6is then describe the investigation of torsion.
For this purpose a hollow shaft(tube~ on a section of which
a 100-ohm wire transducer is glued in a helical line, is used. The
transducer is connected to the afore-mentioned bridge in place
of the transducer used for investigating bending. The stu-
dents' task is to observe the changing indications of the gal-
vanometer by changing the torque through the alteration of
forces at the end of the arm, and to register the results in
a table
On t;e basis of experience and calculated results, the
students compose a graph of functional dependance dL (Mkp)'
Having obtained the values of the transducer calibra;iofn,
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ing the action of arbitrary forces.
The authors believe that the carrying out of the above
mentioned task will direct the attention of the future specia-
lists on new methods for the investigation of details in
machine units and operating mechanisms. The article contains
2 photographs, 1 circuit diagram and 4 tables.
ASSOCIATIONt Moscow Institute of Mechanization and Electrification of Agri-
culture imeni V.M. Molotov (Moskovskiy institut mekhanizatsii
i elektrifikataii sellskogo khozyaystva imeni V.M. Molotovs.)
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STAPANOV, M.P.
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Case of eVelosis with a blood picture characteristic of pernicious
anemia. Vrach.delo no.10:1089 0 '57. (KIRA 10:11)
1. Terapevticheskoye otdeleniye i klinicheskays laborqtortya
boll.iitsy st. Novo-Cherkessk Severo-Kavkazskoy zheleznoy dorogi.
(NARROW-TUMORS) (AIJENIA)

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Enlarging of panoramic negatives. Sov. fat* 22 n0.12-'31 D 162.
(MIRA 161l)
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SubJect USSR/Aeronautics
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Author : Stepanov, N.
AID - P-138
Title : The Sacred Oath of a Soviet Soldier
Periodical Kryl. Rod., 1, 6 - 7, Ja 54
Abstract This is patriotic propaganda. The military oath is the
principal topic to encourage a soldier after discharge
from the armed forces to join the DOSkAF organization.
Photo.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

AID P - 2665
Subject USSR/Aerodynamics
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Author Stepanov, N., Col.
Title The banner of the unit
Periodical Kryl. rod., 7, 2-3, JI 1955
Abstract A glorification of the banner of the unit as an
emblem of patriotism and devotion to duty. Examples
of heroism In World War II are given. Photo of
Borshchev, F. S.
Institution None
Submitted No date

STEPANOV. N., letchik-ispytatel
MOMMONANNOW
Ixpert repair and flight test of an 11-14 airplano.Grazhd.av.
13 no.9:22 3 156. (KWA 9: 11)
(Airplanes-Maintonance and repair)

STEPANOV, N., pqjXovpik; qOLYSHEV, M., polkovnik.
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The Soviet pilot. Kryl. rod. 8 no.5:4-5 My 157. WaA iotQ
(Ifummia-Air pilots)

STEPAITOV, N., polkovnik
Ilia calling. Kryl.rod. 11 no-7:19-20 J1 160. (MIRA 13:7)
(Golubev, Viktor 14aksimovich)

STEPAROV, N.
Cut down on idle time during the maintenance of aircraft, Grazhd.
av- 17 no.5:26-27 MY 160. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Nachallnik teekba line7no-ekepluatatelonnykh i remontnykh
masterskikh, Vnukovo.
(Moscov--Airplanes--Maintenance and repair)

STVANOV. N.; OSIPZJXOV. G., starshiv Inshener
In the flow of work. Grashd.ay. 17 no.10-.6-7 0 160. (NITA 13:9)
1. Machallnik TAneyno-ekspluatutsionnoy i remontno7 masterskoy, g.
Vnukovo (for Stepanov). 2. Tokhnologo-konstruktorskoys bywo Mneymo-
okopluatatelonnoy i remoutnoy masterskoy, g. Vnukovo (for Osipenkow).
(Airplanes-Maintemanct and repair)

STEPANOV, N.
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In the sky above two Bean. Kryl. rod. 12 no.3:8-9 Mr 161.
(MIRA 14W
(Chelnokov, Hikolai Vasillevich)

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DIRIBAS. A.T., Inzh.; SMIRNOV, Ye.K., kand.takhn.nauk;,~iTJWANQK,_N.A.,
inzh.
Necessity for a simplification of freight forms and the clearing
systems for transportation charges. Zhel.dor.transp. 42
no-5:35-38 My 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Railroads--Freight)
(Railroads--Accounts. bookkeeping. etc.)

YEROFEM., Ye.V.; KOGANI A.N.;.STEPANOV,-N.A..;-7IK.HONCHUK,, Yu.N.;
UGODIN, YO.G.
Improviz;g the organization of m1wral fertilizer transportation
by collective and state farms. Zhol.dor.transpe " no,7;18~-21
JI 162. (MIRA 15;8)
(Fertilizers and manures--Transportation)

ZHIVOV, K.I.; STIPANOV,-N.A.
The UA-300 automatic waft-rewinding machine. Blul. tekh.-ekon.
inform. n0.3:50-52 158. (MM Ils6)
(Textile machinery)

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Weaving
More about the constant speed of warping.
Tekst. prom. 12, No. 8, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessionsp Library of Congress, November 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

STEPANOV,N.D.; SOIXHINA,H.Ta.
Organization of agricultural meteorological observations of
winter crops. NeteorA gidrol. no.2:33-34 F 152.
(NLFA 8:9)
1. Sverdlawskoye UGMS. Sverdlovsk.
(Meteorology. Agricultural--Observations)

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TITLE: On the Agro-Meteorological Service for Kolkhoz, Sovk-hoz nnd
14TS ( Machine and tractor stotioniq - mehinno-traktornyye stantaii)
Ob agrometeorologichaskom obaluzhivariii kolkhozov, sovkhozov
i MTS)
PERIODICAL: Meteorologiya i Gidrolo-iya, 1958, Nr 4,pr 40 - 40 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt This kind of direct service for agricultural industries is
nc less important than the one of the district organizations.
In practice, however, above all the latter are supplied. To
the local or-anizzations the hydro-meteorological bureaus (Gidro-
meteobyuro) send only weather forecasts and warnings. The
hydro-mateorolo-ical stations (Gidrometeorostantsiya), which
have to care for the local agricultural organizations, main-
ly just pass on the same data to the factories. The factories,
however, need respective informations in the larger sense
of the word to a not less degree. But they ought to be
arranged differently, more concretely, and be adapted to the
factory conditions. Therefore the informations ought to come
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On the Agro-Meteorological Service for Kolkhoz, Sovkhoz and ISTS (Machine and
tractor stations - mashinno-traktornyye stantaii)
port of the weather- and of the hydrometeorological office.
For this purpose UGUS (Hydrometeorological Service Admini-
stration) in Urallsk wrote an information letter for the
stations, which is to serve the above mentioned purpose. In
this the estimation methods of the agro-meteorological con-
ditions and methods for drawing up informations are explain-
ed in an intelligible form. These methods were worked out
by the Central Weather Forecast Institute (TsIP). They must
be present in handy form. Therefore UGMS recommended to the
stations a drawing up of agro-olimatical parameters and
specimens to tables.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Agriculture - USSR 2. Meteorology - Applications
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