SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TIKHOMIROV, N.N. - TIKHOMIROV, S.

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ARTEMIYEV9 S.P.; APANASIYEVP L.L.; BEIMOVy I.I.; BENENSON9 I.M.; BRONSHTEYNt
L.A.; BUYANOVp V.A.; VELIMOV, D.P.; VERKEOVSKIYt I.A.; GORINOV,
A.V.; GOBERMAN9 Ii-M.; DAVIDOVICS9 L.W.; DEOEREV, G.N.; ZVONKOV,
V.V.; KALABUKHOV9 F,-V.; KC14AROV9 A.V.; KUDRYAVTSEV, A.S - LIVIYAKTj
Ya.A.; PMOVy A.P.; FL110t Me; TARANOVv A.T.,-.TlO%Z"i~i, N.N.,-
FEDOROVp V.F.; CHUDINC79 A.A.; SHUPLYAKOV9 S.I.; YANKINg u-.-9.--
Anatoln ravlovich Aleksandrov; obituary. Avt.transp. 38 no-9:57
s 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Aleksandrov, Anatolii Favlovichp 1903-1960)

TIKHCMIROVS N. P. (Engineer) (VNIKI)
"Magnetic Shielding of Mine Surveying ayrocompasses"
paper presented at the Second Scientific and Technical Intervuz Conference on
Problems of Contemporary Oyroscopy, To. F. Otvagin, SecretarY of the Organization
Committee; Leningrad, Izvestiya Uchebrqkh Zavedenity, Priborostroyeniye, No. 5,
Sep/Oct 1958, pp 161-163
The Second Intervus Conference an Problemx of Contemporar7 Oyroscopy Techniquep
convoked by decision of the Ministry of Education USSR, took place in the
Leningrad Institute of Precision Mechanics and Optics frm 24 to 27 November 1958.

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TIKHOHIROV, N.P.
Charkicteristies of secretory function of thaparotid glands in
ruminantat liziol.zhur. 43 no.7:713-716 J1 157. (MIRA 10:10)
1. Kafedra fiziologii sell skokhozyaystvenaykh shivotnykh Zooveterl-
aernogo institute, Novocherkasek.
(PARMID GIANDS, physiology,
in ruminants (Rue))
(ANIVAIS I
ruminants, paroticl funct. (Rus))

USSR/liuman and Animial Physiology. Digestion. T
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 8, 1958, 36518.
Author ;--_Tikhomir,,v _NP.
Inst
Title The Secretory Function of the Parotid Glands in
Rurcdnatin,g Animals -
Orig Pub; Fizicl. zh. SSSR, 1957, 43, No 7, 713-716.
Abstract: No abstract.
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TIKHOKIROV. N.F.
-,
History of the theory on conditioned reflexes. Zh. vysshei nsrT.
deiat. I no. 6s944-946 Noy-Doe 1951. (GLKL 2313)
16' Novochorkasek.

TTKIT0141ROVp N.T.
Conditioned Response
How the theorv of conditioned reflexes developed., Zhur. vys. nerv. deiat.,,
it No. 6, 1951.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April _1951P. Unclassified.

SIZOVY V.V.; PETRASH, G.G.;,Z~OMIROV, N.S.
Method for the realiz%tion of an accurate rectilinearity of' dis-
placements up to 500 mm. Izm. tekh. no.3:15-17 w 165. (KIRA 18:5)

TIICHOKROV, NIS,
Technological and economic co=cil-forme& by public- I n4 4, 1 tive.
Opyt. rab,.po--tekh.-infara.-.i-prop.--=.3:43-446 163.
(MIRA 16t12-)
1. Sekratarl.lostromakogo.gorodakogo--komitsta.-Komnmiati-
cheakoy-.partii-.Save-takop..Soyuza-i-.predsedLitelI tekhniko-eko-
nomicheskogo soveta rostromkogo gorodakdgo kmiteta KoMMU-
nisticheakoy partii Sovetskago Soyuza4

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p. 76-82). (In Russian). Internal rraAs in ntilling-rutter Monks
Vrged duwn from mquom Ingots of 100-op m-I WA were due mainlY
to hmrrect foqdng tothnique and only raftly to axial porosity ot
the fopt. Wennt deformations in different dirreti(tas dariog
forging Cause sluipping of the us which may give rise to eraek*
during submatItwmi; forging. = causes and the resulting cracks
ww oboost, entirely eliminated by adopting a modified forging
seifteaw. Prolonged holding at forging tempemtures it
unilesirable from the point of view of tvackirig.
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TI.K140MI10y, 1. V.) BERMTOVSKIVY D. I., or,-,- PROZO"IOV, L. V.
(Cand. Tech. C-ci.) (Engr.) (Cond. Terli. Scil
"Technological Features of the Forgino Of Austenitic Steel"
I,bshgiz 1954
Translation 568487

TUMOM kandidat takhnichaskikh nauke
-. , I-I",-
RegrIation, of allowances and tolerances for press forgings is a
source of metal economy. Standartizateiia, no.4:17-24 JI-Ag 154.
(MLRA 8:2)
1. Starshiy nauchn" sotrudnik TsKIITMGK,
(Forging-Standards)

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PROZOROT, L.V., kandidat takhnichookikh nauk; BZFXMOVBKIY, D.I., in-
zhener; TMOMIROT, N.Y., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk.
4C~-.` e ~", . . , , ,, - - . , --
Zngineering characteristics of austenite steel forgings. [Trudy]
TSNIITHASH 62:164-196 154. (MLRA 7--9)
(Steel forginp) (Austenite)

TIKHOMIFOVP N*V.
Changes of structure and toughness of large rotor forgings made of
E1756 steel depending on thermomechanical. forging conditions. Kuz.-
shtam. proizv. 5 no.12:1-5 D 1630 (MIRA 17;:L)

TIKHOMIROV, N.V.
11
I
forgings
mak1k
rotor
Basic parameters in the technolog7 of
of R2 and EI415 steel. Kuz.-ahtam. proizv. 5 n6.60-10
Je 163. (MIRA 16s8)

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:;AUT,HOR:. T_L1~hqmirov, N. V.
"AtITLEt Basic parameters for for 1 9 otors from R2 ard E1415 stp-.ils
n 6~~i o
OURM Kuznechno-shtampovochnwjo'proizvodstvo,, 6, 1963,
,TOPIC TAGS:I.chromium-molybdesium-vanadium steelp gas turbine rotor, plasticity,
;temperature, grain size
!ABSTRACT: -In an effort-to replace expensive austanitic steel rotors of gas
I.turbines with cheaper ones the-author experimented.with chromium-molybdenum-
Ivanadium. steel19 R2 and EI415. Together withl. A. Mirmeltsht and S. I.
ovall,, he determined ~~he plasticity&f the latter steels after,preliminary heating
'LOV 1180, 1220, - -anti ~ 125LIC and, al,11the- forging temperatures ranging fror. 7 50-
to 1100
_:"h250C_._ ___Steel R2--in the-7te8t-specim6n~s-vas-eit~.dr vacuum-poured-or air-poured-- steel:
E1415 was air-poured. Plasticity of Oid ateel. RZ proved,uniformly
higher than plasticity of the~air-poured matals.J~For steel R2 the type of chilling
after forging the samples at 1150-1220C proved td be of no consequence. Sampits
forged at 1220C and then held for 6 hours and for 30 minutes at 1000, 1050, and
.1100C showed a uniform, grain size i- -- Spmpl-66 forged at 750-1100C and then held
"for 30-minute and 3-hour intervals at 1000-11OCC were nonuniform in.grain sizt.
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~'Steel B1415 underwent a partial recrystallization dt 850 mid 90(r.. This indicates
that forging of this ratal should be done above 9000. In both types of steel the
Tinal forging of rotors should be done at. temperatures nQt higher than 1050-10`70C.
Tbe author recommends the starting temperature of '11200+4U0 for forging pivots,
forming ribs and rims, and for shortening and elongating rotors irade of both steals.
The final work should be started at 1050C. Shortening of ster-.1 R2 should stor) at
.8000, elongatirg at 750C. For steel ET415 work should be discontinued at 900b.
Crig. art. has: 2 graphs, 2 figvrtst and 2 tablea.
,ASSOCIATION: none
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TIKHOMIROV9 V.N.j PIMEMVO M.G.
Identification of Angelica refracta Fr. Scbmidt and Ad .
genuflexa Nutt. Nauch.doklovys.shkoly; biol.nauki noi,2s--
121-123 163. (MIRA 16s4)
1. Rekomendovana kafedroy vysshikh rastiniy Moskovskogo
gosudarstvennogo universiteta. im. M.V.Lomonosova,
(ANGELICA)

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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITAT103 Sai/5799
Uaksovp Ye.P., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Ed.
Sov,remennoye sostoyaniye k=necbno-sht=povocbnoao prc>izvodBtva (Prevent State
of the Pr3s4working of Metals) (Moacaw) Mashgiz, 1961. 434 P- 5000 copies
printed.
Ed. of Publishing Houoe: A.I. Sirotin, Tech. Ed.: B.I. Model'; Managing Ed. for
Literature on the Hot Working of Metals. S.Ya. Golovin, Engineer.
Title: Kuznechno-shtampavochnoye proizvolztvo v SSSR (The PresevorkilL3 04 metals
in the USSR) by-. A.V. Altykis, D.I.,Bcrc=hhovr.I:iy, V.P. Volkovitakiy, I.I.
Girsh (deceased), L.D, Gellman, S,P, Granovrkiy, U.S. Dobrinokly, A.I.,Zimin,
S. L. Zlotnikov, A.I. Kagalovskly, P.V. Lobachov, V.11. Martynov, Ye.N. Mo:;h-
nin, G.A. NavrotBkly, Ta.M. Okhrimcako, O.N. RovInakly, Ya.A. Stoahs., Yu.L.
Rozhdestvenskly, N.V. Tlkhcmirov, Ye.P. Unksov, V.P. Shcheglov, and L.A. Shof-
man; Ede; Ye.F. Unkaov, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Profesnorand B.V. Roza.
nov.
Title; Kuznecbno-shtempovochnoye proizvodstvo v ChSSR (The Prossworking of Metals
in the Czechoslovak SO by: S. Burda, F. Hraulil, Y. Draztfk,, F. ZletOhIZv.k
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-i, V. Lnlol~~, and J. Lolc; D:L.:
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'tnt:~ of tha of mcLa-13 ia tha U!.-":1 arA tha
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i--trLcnalltien cre mnticacl. &xa 129 rcfarancQat 93 Go,4ct, l6.,ZrZ:-'ch,
FJ Gexmrn, 5 Czech, and 2 Frcnch.
C-2 CC-~,'!:~;TS:
Ch. 1. She ChancteristioG of ForgIn,', Sh~_-z; 1,, U:;SIR 21,mtr, [A.!. Zl-.~.In -a
Ye.P. Unk-sorr] 5
(!i . H. Methcas of Calci-latin.-I tha Prcrau2:3 ~:3r rcx~llna in th~~
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of Metals (Ye.P. Unksov]
Ch. III. Die Forging on Forging Presses CV.P. Volkoyitakiy]
Ch. IV. Die Forging on Horizontal Up:iottern (I.I. Girah, deceased)
Ch. V. Die Forging an Drop Hc=nra "(I (Parar-Ecrev) Percuselon Fmooell
(Ya. H. Okhri=eako and V.P. ShchcGloyl
Ch. VI. 7ho Making of Forgings and Shapdd Blanks in Forging RoLls (V.11.
Riu-tynov)
Ch. VII. Die-Sizing in Squeeze-Forming rmaces JV.F. Volkovitsklyl
Ch. VM. Rolllug-Oat Annultw Blanllw (Yu.L. nozhdostvanakiyl
Ch. IX. The Manufacture of Metal Hardware an rreosvorking Automatics
[G.A. Navrotakiy]
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Present State of the (Cont.) SOV/5799
Ch. X. Bending and Straightening of Sheets, Shapvy, and Tubes [Ye.11.
moshninj
Ch. XI. StampIng From Shoots end Strip3 (6.L. Zlotalkov &ad O.N.
Ro-Anskiy)
Ch. XII. AUtCU&tiC P=Davorking Lines (S.L. Zlotnikov)
Ch. XIII. The Equiypeat of Blwgc-Prolucina Sho~a end Sections in
Proosvorking [P.V'. Lobachov)
Ch. XIV. The Production of Dlwam for [I'lachino) Parts by Helical
Crons Rolling ES.P. Granovakiy and-To. A.- Stosha)
Ch. XV. Metal Extrusion on N.Ydroulic Proares [A.I. Kagalovskiy. and
L.A. Shofhan]
Ch. XVI. Parts Forging Frcm Light-Notal AlIc-p on Large Hydrau.11a
Presses JL.D; Gollmoz and L.A. Shoirman]
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201

Present State of the (Cont.) S91/5799
Ch. XVII. I'laza Pr-~ductlon of PaTto raolid trPcAa rT-A Tires] by
Forging With SubavIlAcivt Polling (A.V. Alt tykis, and L.D.
Gellman 208
Ch. XVIII. Forging and Bendin5 Of, Plrtc3 (YO.r#-, 1103hniul 216
Ch. ~=. I'mking "rge Forair.C3 on Fyar-.;uIIc Prc3cez (II.S.
Dobrimakiy. and N.V. TI:;~ivAro7l 2^29
Ch. XX. Drop-Hr=ar and Crank-Preac ?ori;inZ tD.I. Derazhkovskiy.
and V.P. Shcheglov] 224
Bibliography 225
311 = ChSSn
Ch. 1. The Development of Metal Pren-workIng Prococre3 in the
CzechoslcmLkian Socialict Pcy.;'olic [7. Drzzt~k, RallrorA
Engineering Institute, Prague] 261
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Present State of the (Cent.) B0715T99
Ch. M MaldvS Large Forgivro CB. Kr-=,s, Ifev Metallurgical Plant 1~zani
Klemont Gottvald, Kimtticol
Ch. III. The Forging of Rotorz for Tu-mlocC-crcrators ti. vovA, uctai-
lurgical Plcat imcai. Lnaiut Pi--CIAJ
Ch. IV. The Forging of Large Cr,!x0v-,bcfts CO. Burda, K. Paixl, and.
M. Boaz, Metallurgical Plczat L=uni L--rin, Pizc~j
Ch. V. Techaq"fs Use& in Forgin-, Lcx7c rotors (7. Zlatchlbck,
Vftkovice Metallurgical Pla--1. Lnni Klc=a-. Gott-wad, OatraNaj
Ch. VI. The ForEing of Forkcd Pip~-3 for Gaa Pi7elinaa [J. difstha,
VItkovice Metallurgical Plant i=ni 1U=-=t Gor' t-jald, Ostrava]
Ch. VII. The FcTgiuS of LarGc Strcn_-+hcni g Rinra for the Runnerz of
Mixcd-~Fla.r Turbkaca IF. Ku_r%a, Vytkovico Hatallurgical Plct~t,
imeni Klement Gottvald, Ostrava)
272
299
314
335
345
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Present State of the (Cant.) BOV/5799
Ch. V.1II. Scientific Research Work in tho Field of Cold Lzr=t
Forging of Metals CF. Hr&dil, Plant imcni gmeral, Brno] 355
Ch. Il. Experience in the Cold Imract Forging of Nonferrous Metals
[K. Mamm and J. Odchnal Picnt Tc3la, National.Ent6rpriec,
Hloubddn
and V
dindoO
BcIcntific Hc3carch Institute of
.
,
,
Vacu= Electrical Engineering, Prague)
Ch. X. The Manufacturing Process and OrZ;--ni-r-ticn In the St=ping of
Bodies at the Aut=obile Pleat "7,at Licnal Eatarprise (A=IP)
Mla4A Boleslavm JZ. rcjvoa, A=-.?, Uladd Boicalav) 39T
Ch. X:E. The Machamization of Ybooleto Enterpriseq ca a Heans of In-
creasing Labor Prod:uctivity (B.Sc:-.*r, VItkovice Motallurgi-
eel Plant imeni KI = at Gottwald, Oatraval 410
Ch. XII. The Initial PreauvorkIng of FcJU Alloys and Large reCrA3.
Castings (F. Major and J. bole, Scientific Research Insti-
-r-fe ot Iron, 00'~q.c)'
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NIKOVp S.L.; RAGAWV-SMp A.I.1 LOBACIWp P.V.; MARTUCV, V.N.1 HOSS-
Mv Ys.N ; NAV=B=p G.Aq OXUJX=p 7&*M.1 ROVINM=p G.N.1
STOSHAg T;.A.1 ROZMSTVERSMI Tu.L.1 TIKHOK=t-N.V.1 UNKSOV9 Te.P.o
doktor tekbne auk# prof a I SHMGW*t V.F. SHOFMAHj L*A. I SnOTINp A.I. t
red. isd-va; MODELIP Met t*kbno red&
[Present state of ths,forging ifiduitrylSovremennos mostoiazie kusmahno-
obtampavoobnogo proizvodst*i&,' 4 Ko3laktiv sovetWdkb i obskboslova+p.
skikh avtorove MoWmag Mashgis; Prague, SNTLj 1961, 434 p,
(XERA 1418)
(For")

BARBASHEV, Nikolay Illarionovich; OSTOLISKIY, Vs.I., otv.red.;
TIKHOMIROV, N.M., red.izd-va; POLENOVA, T.P., tekhn.red.
[History of naval education in Russia] K iotor4i morekhodnogo
obrazovaniia v RosBii. Koskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 1959.
214 p. (MIRA 13:1)
(Naval education)

TIXHOKIROV, N.V.,kand.tekhn.nauk
. I .
Technology, of forging and metal quality for steam turbine mnd
turbogenerator rotors. KetnIloved. i obr. met. no.4:39-43 Ap 158.
(KIRA 11:4)
1. Mentrnllnyy nAuchno-issledovatellskiy institut tekhnologii i
mnshinoatroyenlyn.
Oforging) (Steel alloys) (Turbines)

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I I I /~ I\ C) /~-j I Yo b,, t 129-4-7/12
AUTHOR: , Tikhomiray1_E1__y:1 Candidate of Technical Sciences.
TITLE: Technology of forging and quality of the rietal of rotors
C3
of steam turbines and turbo-generators. (Tekhnologiya
kovki i kachestvo metalla rotorov parovykh turbin i
turbogeneratorov).
PERIODICAL: Metallovedeniye i Obrabotka Metallov, 1958, No.4,
pp. 39-43 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: The author deals in detail with the technology of
manufacture of fully forged rotors for steam turbines
and turbo-generators produced from ingots weighing
between 5 and 140 tons. He deals in particular with
the causes of failure which led to rejects and also the
measures by means of which such failures were eliminated.
The information relates to the practice in several
Soviet works. In one of the works, a technology of
trepanning is now being tried for rotors produced from
ingots weighing 145 tons. It is proposed to forge the
rotor without swaging and to trepan after shaping the
ribs and the edges of the ingot and eliminating the
bottom part. It va8 found that the number of defects
detected by ultrasonics is largest for rotors which
Carcl 1/3 have been forged according to the sequence circle-circle
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129-4-7/12
Technology of forging and quality of the metal of rotors of steaz
turbines and turbo-generators.
and, therefore, it is assumed that forging of large
rotors according to the sequence circle-rectan-u--e-
square-circlel made from steels of high ductility,
ensures a more uniform forL~ing and a better fusion of
internal discontinuities than forging through a square
or through a circle. The Czech Skoda Works forge
rotors for steam turbines from ingots weighing up to
15 tons by means ofbontainers"(as shov-na in Pig.2)
which delimit the radial expansion of -the rotor.
According to the author, this method is suitable for
forging from ingots weighing 13 to 15 tons but is
unsuitable for shaping larger ingots weighing 30 tons
and more. The results of analysis of the defects of the
metal of rotors are also discussed. It is ,ointed out
that insufficient attention is paid to improving the
metallurgical process of smelting and casting of steel
and, therefore, none of the processes described in this
paper ensures sufficiently stable data during quality
control of the material which would prevent rejects
in the final sta-es of production. As regards eliminating
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129-4-"
Technology of forging and quality of '-Ile motal of rotors of seeam
turbines and turbo-generators.
can be anticipated from vacuum casting of ingots in
I ingot moulds with a conicity of 10%.
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ASSOCIATIOV: TsNIITMASh.
AVAILLBLE: Library of Congress.
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BRONNIKOV, Aleksandr Aleksoyevich; TIKIIOMIROV, 0., red.; PODSHEBYAKIN, I.,
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MIRONOV, V.Ye.; KULIBA, F.Ya.; FEDOROV, V.A.; TIKHOWROV, O.B.
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oomplexes of bivalent lead. Zhur. neorg. khim. 8 no.11:254,
2528 N 163.
Effect of the anionic background on the formation of chloride
and nitrate complexes of lead (11). lbid.t2536-2540
(%IRA 17:1)
1. rAningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni TAnsoveta.

TIKSDMIROV, O.K.
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of n6tor reactions. Top. psikhol. 5 noo3:91-99 Mr-Je '59.
(MIRA 12s9)
!,Kafedra psikhologii Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta.
(Movement, Psychology of) (Reflexes)

TIKHONIROV,- O.K.
Some studies of voluntary actions in American ps7cholog7.
Vop. psikhol..5 n0-3:166-171 My~e '59. (MVRA 12:9)
(Behaviorism (Psy*choloa))

TIKHOMIROV, O.K.; TXPENITSM, T.I.
Seminar on the problems of pathopsychology. Vop. paikhol, 6
n0-5:178-180 S-0 160. (KIU 13:11)
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"0 dvukh tipakh pererabotki inforr-natsii."
report submitted for 15th Intl Cong, Intl Assn of Applied Psychology, Ljubljana,
Yugoslavia, 2-8 Aug 1964.
Moskovskiy universitet.

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TIKHOMIROV, O.K. (Moskva)
flew research on the psychology of thinking and speech. Vop.
psikhol. 10 no.2;171-173 Mr-Ap, 164. (MIRA 170)

TIKHOMIROV, O.K.
Principle of aelectivity in thnkirg. Vop. psikhol. 11 no.6:
16-32 N-D 65. (MIRA 19:1)
1. Otdelanlye paikhologil Mookovokogo univervitota.

KRISS, Tulius Zhakovich; NOVOSUOV, D.V., retsenzent; KOROVKIN, I.F.,
dotsont, retsenzent; PILITINOVICH, H.G., inzh., red.; TIKHOMIROV,
O.N., red, -
(Setting up production standards In the printing industry; a
practical handbook] Takhnichaskoe normirovanie v poligrafii;
praktichaskoe posobie. Pod obohnhei red. H.G.Palltinovicha.
Moskva, Gos.izd-vo "Iskusstvo," 1959. 247 p. (mm 13:5)
(Printing industry-Production standards)

EXCEERPTA !,:EDICA SeC.22 ' L-2011z Opinthallm3l -gv Ded 56
i894. TIKHONIIROV P. L. Dept, W Eye Dis., Sailit. -11-,.g. Me-I. !11s%. Lvwr~_raj.
"The f-U-5-7amentals of tri~attnvnt ant! prophyllaxas of
the I igh I of 1. 1-1. P a vlov, s t e ach in j: ( It us -
glaticomi in
sian text) OF'rA1..Z.(NIoqcrw) 1 (26-32)
Proceeding frorn thi. modern understantim,; of the pathf-,genesis of glaucc.nia, the
aathor suggests flne f(.1lowing scheme o! priphylaxig an,l truatmew: (1) ir.ass pro-
phylactk- examination of the population from lho~ age of -15 yr. onwards 1-2 t"nes
a year; (2) a properly organized prophylactic reg;men m hospital conditions with
administration of bromides, luminal, slls~ep therapy (for the resloration of tlae
functional activity of the cerebra. cortey); (3) adniinistratiur. of gilucose with
ascorbic acid, Ca-chloride, vit. S, citr;n. in vonditions of glaucoma combined
with hypertension - preparations of diuretin, papavenne, luininal, dibezol: for
the purpose of blocking the sympathetic panglia - hexamethonium, pentamine;
(4) sufferers from glaucoma should avoid a. low head position, compression of the
neck vessels, the playing of wind insti-timents, lifting of weignts. acrobatic exer-
rises, dark rooms, coffee. coffeinum etc; all "hebe factors are contributory to
the increase or intra-octilar pressure; (5) the administration of miotics for the
purpose of compensation of the intra-ocular pressure. If tne prescribed miotic
does not effect the normalization of the tone, another miotic or various cornb~iva-
tions of such should be advised. If a complete normalization of the ione by con-
servative methods should not be achieved, the author recommends surge;y.
Kulikova - Moscow

5ec.1 4ol.~Qjl, L),nvnt,1-a1:T- Ded 56
1892, TIKHOMIROV P.E. ana USTINOVA F.I. A s-irzipl.,fcation of the
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water-dr,.k.ng test . carrprnt:try ( Ru.-isian text)
VESTN.OFTAL. 19563, 2 (22-24) Tables 2
In 1941 Tikhomirov found enlargement of the blind spot after the ingestion of 500
ml. water in gla-ucoma patienly. The test is judged positive if the vertical dia-
meter of the blind spot is at leust 5* larger after the ingestion. The drinking of
500 MI. water seems to be not innocuous for all patients, especially those suffering
from cardio-vascular disease. Ustinova examined the results of the test in 76 pa-
tients after ingestion of a smaller quantity of water. She found that 200 MI. water
are generally sufficient to obtain nearly the same results as with 500 mi. By using
200 MI. the test is simplified and noxious side-effects are prevented.
De Haas - Arnhem

TDO10MIROV.. P.- E-.
P. E. Tikhomirov, Leningrad
"Treatment of Glaimoma in the U.S.S.R.", Scientific Paper presented at the
W11 International Congress of Opthalmalogy, 1954. 'In Abstract of the paper
is as follows:
Glaucoma is a serious and widespread disease wich often leads to blindness.
By~ applying Pavlov's method of conditioned reflexes Soviet opthalmologists think
that the cerebral cortex plays a part in regulating the intraocular pressure.
In the USSR a new classification of glaucoma has been adopted. This takes into
consideration the clinical forms, the stages and the degree of compensation of
the disease.
The local treatment of glaucoma consists of miotics and surgery. Treatment should
also include Pavlov's curative-protective regime: physical rest and mental peace,
and bromic and valerian drugs which influence the nervous system.
The lowering of arterial pressure does not always improve the condition of the heart,
kidney, etc. Similarly, normalization of the intraocular pressure does not always
check the progress of the disease of glaucoma. In these cases, tissue therapy,
as proposed by Academician Filatov, not only prevents further deterioration of
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"Treatment of Glaucoma in the U.S.S.R." (Continued)
of vision but sometimes improves central and p--ripheral vision. water extract
of aloe has proved most effective.
To detect glaucoma in its early stages, special methods of examination have been
ceveloped in the Soviet Union:
1. Daily measurements of the opthalmic tone as suggested by Maslenn:U-.ov.
2. Elastonometry of Filatov-Kalfa.
3. Water-drinking campimetric test of Tikhomirov.
The prognosis of this serious eye disease has been greatly improved by
early diagnosis, by a reasonable combination of conservative and surgical treatment,
by generall measures for strengthening the nervous and cardiovascular systems,
by a proper regime of living and by the constant care of a skilled specialist.
SO.: XVII International Congress of Opthalmology, Abstracts of Scientific Papers,
Montreal, Candda, Sept 10, 11, and New York, Sept 13-17, 1954, Unclas.

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ATJ T T.4 OR 8Kibal'nikov.4 V. 1; Mallr.ina, Kh. E; Pu'chov, A. P;
Tikhomirov P. I.
TITLE: Decrystallisat-ion of Yatural Rubber bT Heating with a
High Frequency Electric Current.(Delcristalli-atsiya
natural'nogo 'Cauchulca A. ein nagrevaniya ele'-.iric'nescim
MUL,
tokom vysokoy chasto
P",,TZIODICAL: Kauchuk i Rezina, 1953, Nr.2* pp. 31 34. (033-R).
A.13Q^TRACT:- Natural rubber has a congealed structure a~nd is not
elastic (the hardness of the surfaep = 60/70 units,
according to Shore). It cannotp therefore, be processed
mechanically without prelimirary lecrystallisition. It
is usually decrystallised by heating -uith the aid of a
hot air current in special chdiabers vzith a periodic,
uninterrupted or combined acti6n; deficiencies of
these chambers are discussed. Decrystallisation oi
natural rubber, by heatingwith 1ACh frequency current,
makes it nossible to make use of the influence of the
heat - inertia properties of natLeal rubber on the
rate of the process and thus decreasing the duration
of the decrystallisation process. The transition from
the crystalline to the amorphous state talces place when
Card 1/3 heating to a temperature of 450. The hardness of the

62B-2-6/8
Decrystallisation of Natur.~&l Tiubber by Heating with a High Frequency
Electric Current.
rubber decreases to 10 - 20 units on melting of the
rubber crystals, and '-he rubber can then be processed
mechanically. li-atural ru7)')er is an e-!~cellent dielect-
ric# and Its characteristics are "latural
1'~Ivene* i = 0.006
ficient v*'I'ic loss
rubber has a coef of die LO
0.100 (generally 0.02 - 0.06). It can be successfully
heated in a high frequency electric field. Tae
Leningrad Tyre Factory has introduced a plant -for the
decrystallisation of natural rubber, consisting of a
heating chamber and a generator TV I typellrZ -30 (viz.
Fig. A and B, page 32); details of the plant are Civen.
INhen heating natural rubber with high frequency currents
It is observed 'Uhat (1) when heating to a tenperature
of 1401C no detrimental signs of resinification of the
natural rubber occurs due to the short period of in-
fluence of increased temperature, (2) when natural rubber
is heated to a temperature above 40 - 450, the strength
of the bonds betricon t1he protective and the remaining
foils, and also between t-1he separating foils, Is lowered
which makes it easier to remove 'U'lle protective layers to
Card 2/3 separate the -Lolls. The temperature is not uniformly

62B_2_'nj/8
Decr:-stallisation of 1.atural Rubber by Heating .7ith a High Frequency
Electric Cur-rent.
distributed -!hen the generator Ar,/~-30 with one earth
electrode is used. This is caused by the large con-
centration of the electric field nosar the high poten-
tial electrode ,,!hich has a st.-ialler surface than the
low potential (e~:~rthed) electrode. Conparative d--Lta
on decrystalllz,:~tlon methods for natural rLibbor are
given in a Table on page %7'3. Thin nel.-hod Ti'-Alea it
possible to sup)ress resinifLication oftherubber, thus
improving it-s quality# To ease t'ic, process ofc' dacrystalli-
sation,and to improve the sanitary hygienic conditions
of woric, the c-iarnibers used for the de crystall ion do
not require long he-7-tingg and therefore can be usea
continuously as well -as per! odi cally. The clna-,,bars can
also be ut~ed for the decrystalli-sation of chlorodrene
rubber. There are 2 Figures and 1 Table.
A3.3001ATION: Leningrad Tire Plant, Scientific Research Institute of the Tire
Industry. (Leningradskiy shinnyy zavod, Nauchno-
issledovatellskiy institut shinnoy pro4shlennosti).
A71116ILABLrs. Library of ConCress.
Card 3/3 1. Rubber-Prooesaing 2. Rubber-Deorystallization 3. Rubber-
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POMAZANOV, I.N.; TIKEOMIROV,-P.L.
Thermoelectric refrigerator powered by thermal enerFy. Khol. tekh.
38 no.4:24-27 J1-Ag 161. (MIRA 15:1)
(Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery)

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AUTHOR: Pomazanov, I.K., and Tikhomirov,P.L.
\1V
TITLEt On Direct Winning of Coldness at the Expense of the Solar Energy
With-the kid-of Semiconductors.
PERIODICAM Izvestiya Akademii nauk Uzbekskoy SSR. Seriya fiziko-matemati-
cheskikh nauk, 1960, No- 3, PP- 52 - 55
TEXT% The-~pape-rs (Ref. 1,293) describe devicea which'_perm:Lt_&.transfer
of-heat.f--om.a. colder to a warmer body with the aid of-semiconductors. The
autho.r-diErcusses.-the.possibility of a practical application-of.such
Mp" for a refrigeration in warm regions,_ where the solar
energy may serve ai-the heat source. It is stated that the,instantaneous
state of-the-semiconductor technique permits a refrigerating.capacity of
10 kilowatt.per I m2 cooling surface and a drop in temperature-of 150. The
author mentions the advantages of such cooling-devices - constructive simpli-
city and easy handling, There are 4-figures and 4.Sckviet references.
ASSOCIATIONs Leningradskaya krasnoznamennaya voyenno-voidushnaya inzhener-
. nays, akademiya imeni A.F.Mozhayskogo (Leningrad "Red Banner"
Card 1/2 Air Force Engineering Academy imeni A.F. Mozhayskiy)

61874
On Direct Winning of Coldness at the Expense
of the Solar'Energy With the Aid of Semicon-
duqtors
SUBMITTED% February 10~ 1960
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V, P L,
PEASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION Sav/5114
Tikhanirova, Angelina Yevgenlyevna, and Petr Leonidovich Tikhomirov
SpetsialInyy kars elektrotekhnikii, radiotekhniki i elektroniki (Special
Course in Electrical Engineering, Radio Engineering, and Electronics)
Leningrad, Gostoptekbizdat, 1960. 483 P- Errata slip inserted.
100000 copies printed.
Scientific Ed.: B.P. Yaryshev; Executive Ed.: T.N. Tokareva; Tech. Ed.: P.S.
Fr(-kJ n.
PURPOSE: This book has been approved by the Ministry of Higher and Secondary
Special Education., USSR, as a textbook for students of geophysics in mining and
petroleum institutes and universities.
COVERWE: The textbook covers the application of electrical engineering, radio
engineering and electronics in geophysical prospecting. It is based on the
Courses "Electrical Engineering" and "Radio Engineering and Electronicslot
whichhave been approved for the study of "Geophysical Prospecting for Mineral
Resource Deposits".. and on the lectures delivered by the authors at the
Leaingradskiy gornyy inatitut imeni 0. V. PlekhaAova (Leningrad Mining Institute
Caf~L~

Special Course in Electrical Engineering (Cont.) SOV/5114
imeni G. V. Plekhanov). Numerous examples taken from recent developments in the
field of geophysical equipment are included. P.D. Kochanov, staff member of the
Leningrad Mining Institute, participated in writing Ch. VI. The authors thank I.
M. Ramanov., Docent, head of the Department of Radio Physics of the Kazan' State
University, and Yu. A. Dikgof, Docent, head of the Department of Geophysical
Methods of Prospecting of the same University, for their advice, and B.P.
Yaryshev, Candidate of Technical Sciences, who edited the manuscript. There are
35 references, all Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTEM:
Foreword 3
Introduction 5
PART I. ELECTRICAL ENGINEMU3G
Ch. I. Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering
1. Direct current 11
Electric circuit 11
Ohm's law ll
-Kirchhoff's lave 12
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PQ4AZAI'.OV,, Ivan Nesterovich; TIMU'LLOV, Petr Loonidavich; HY011K,
Z.H. , red, ; FREGM , j
tekhn. red.
(Electric soldering guns with internal heater]Elektropa-
iallniki s vnutrennim nagrevatelem. Lertingrad, 1962. 23 1).
(Leningradskii dom nauchno-.tokhnicheskoi propagandy. Obmen
peredovym opytom. Serlia Svarka i paika, no.4)
WIRA 15:10)
(Solder and soldering-Equiment and supplies)

SOV/110-59-8-2/24.
-AUTHOR: Tikhomirov, P.M. Candidate of Technical Sciences.
TITLE: The Application of Aluminium Windings in new series of
Distribution Transformers.
PERIODICAL: Vestnik elektropromyshlennosti, 1959, Nr 8, pp 4-10 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In recent years power transformers with aluminium windings
have been manufactured in a number of countries, and have
proved reliable in service. Their cost is equal to or
little more than that of transformers with copper windings.
The Seven-Year Plan provides for a much greater percentage
increase in the production of electrical machinery than in
that of copper. Hence it is very important to make use of
aluminium,the production of which will be increased in the
necessary proportions. Previous attempts to use aluminium
windings in Soviet transfomers have been unsystematic and
unsuccessful, because they were based on the direct
replacement of copper by aluminium windings without appro-
priate alteration in the dimensions of the transformers.
By suitable design transformers with aluminium windings
may be made as cheaply as those with copper. In replacing
Card 1/6 a series of copper-wound transformers by a series of

SOV/110-59-a-2/24
The Application of Aluminium Windings in new series of Distribution
Transf ormers
aluminium-wound of the same output, it is best to retain
unaltered all the main chaxacteristics of the transformer
such as the iron loss, no-load current, copper loss and
reactance. It is also desirable to maintain constant such
factors as the grade of steel, the magnetic induction, the
insulation and method of manufacture of the core, the
insulating materials and the clearances. The windings
themselves will have a lower current-density and hence be
more bulky, so that the window of the transfomer must be
larger. This is best achieved by reducing the core diameter
and increasing the core height. The Moscow Power Institute
has developed draft designs for a series of transformers
with aluminium. windings, suitable for 10 and 35 kV on the
high-voltage side and with outputs of 20 to 5600 kVA. An
equivalent series of copper-wound transformers was designed
at the same time. The transformers were designed to have
no-load and short-circuit losses some 30 to 35% below the
values stipulated in Standard GIOST 401-41 and the ratio of
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Th e Application of Aluminium Windings in new series of Distribution
Transformers.
copper loss to iron loss is three. The designs are based
on the use of cold-rolled steel, annealed after stamping
and grinding-off burrs. The core induction was 16500 to
17000 gauss. Approximate design methods were used and
were checked in some cases by complete calculations. The
loss curves for the series of transformers are plotted in
Fig 1 J.n which the curves numbered "l" relate to the
existing series, conforming to standard GOST 401-41, and
the curves marked "2" to the newly-developed series; the
bild lines relate to 10 kV transformers and dotted lines
to 35 kV transformers. The reduction in losses is due to
the use of cold-rolled steel at high induction. The losses,
weights of active materials used and the leading dimensions
of the existing standard and newly-developed transformers
are compared in Table 1. The weights, dimensions and
main electrical characteristics of a number of transformers
with aluminium and copper windings are given in Table 2.
The Weights of steel in the old and new designs are plotted
in Fig 2 and the weight of metal in the windings in Fig 3;
Card 3/6

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The Application of Aluraini= Windint,,,a in new series of Distribution
Transformers.
here curve (1) relates to the existing standard series,
curve (2) to the series with aluminium windings and curve
(3) to the new series with copper windings. It will be
recalled that the existine series is based on the use of
hot-rolled transformer steel. The new transfomers with
aluminium windings would be somewhat higher than those with
copper windings, at any rate for frame sizes numbers (1)
and (2),-but not in frame size (3) in which the height of
the tank is increased to provide additional cooling surface.
It is then shown that the mechanical strength of the alu-
minium windings is adequate and approximately equals that
of copper windings. The effect of increasing the iron loss
of a 1000 M, 35 kV. transformer with aluminium windings
will be seen from Table 35, in which the basis of comparison
is a copper-wound transformer, equivalent to the basic
design given in the first horizontal line of the Table. It
is shown that appreciable reduction in the core height is
only achieved by increasing the iron loss by about 10% with
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-The Application of Aluminium Windings In new series of Distribution
Transformers.
simultaneous increase of 9% in the lateral dimensions.
Calculations published in an article by L. M. Shnitser
were said to show that the cost of an aluminium winding is
57% greater than that of a copper one; also that the core
and coils of an aluminium-wound transformer would be
30 to 35% larger than those of a copper one. Closer
consideration shows that the increase in the amount of
insulation required and in the amount of winding is less
than has hitherto been assumed, and it is claimed that the
overall cost of manufacturing aluminium windings is not
greater than that of manufacturing cQpper ones. A really
fair comparison cannot be made until aluminium transformers
have been manufactured but it is evident that the increase
in cost would not be great. Aluminium should first be used
in transformers of output up to 5600 M, since these
account for some 701/'o' of all the copper used in the
manufacture of power transformers. It should also be
possible to use aluminium in larger transformers, but this
will be somewhat more difficult because of problems
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SOV/110-59-8-2/24.
Thd Application of Aluminium Windings in new series of Distribution
Transformers.
and because of height limitations imposed by railway
loading gauges. It will be necessary for the cable industry
to develop the manufacture of the requisite winding
conductors. Rough estimates are made of the quantity and
sizes of conductors that would be required. Work should
be done to develop aluminium conductors of increased
mechanical strength. A number of manufacturing problems
will arise both in winding the coils and in jointing
conductors. Existing methods of jointing aluminium con-
ductors are not well adapted to transformer manufacture.
When aluminium windings are used a greater output of
insulating cylinders will be required. To avoid making an
excessive number of types of transformers in any given
factory it would be best for particular factories to make
only transformers with a-luminium windings, and to concen-
trate the manufacture of transformers with copper windings
for special purposes or for export in one or two factories.
There are 3 figures, 3 tables, and 5 Soviet references.
ScUW.TTED: March 25, 1959.
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THRORMT, Pavel Kikheylovich; USTINOVA, Yu.P., red.; BORUNOV, X.I.,
------ ---tekhn, re .
Design of transformers for ale -atria arc furnaces] Raschat
transformatorov dlia dugovykh alektrichaskikh pechai. Moskva*
Goo.energ.isd-vo, 1959. 2o6 p. (MIRA 12:8)
(Electric furnaces) (Electric transformers)

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TIKHOMIROV, Pavel Mikhaylovich; KALASHNIKOV, S.I., red.; BULIDYAYEV,
N.A., tekbn. ria-.'
[Design'4--461ectric transformera]Rmschet transformatorov. Izd.2.,
perer. i Ap Moskva, Gosenergoizdat, 1962. 431 P. (MIRA 16:3)
iElectric transformers)

. GORODETSKIY, S.S., profey
in2b.; VOLKOVP S.S., inzh." tout, kando tekhn. rumk;
BACHURIII't t,-kbn nauk; GU'.*;Vl S.A.t do tekhn. nauk;
doktor e a , B.Ya.y doto-) kand.
ZHMIOVITSM .. dots., kand tekhn. nuuk; KIM'
Jv,MjOv_SmOI,ENSKIY) A.v iN A.A., starshiy Pre-
I.I., dots., kand. tekhn_nIIk; KO'qyT I 1I.V." dots-P kand.
podavat - KULIKOVt F.v -P dots.; NIYIIJL:ENP SEVI V.A., Prof.,
ell IKOV, A.N., dots9j PitmMI,
tekbn. ~~; PODYAR HINSKIY, L.A., dots-9 kand. fiZ--Ulato
doktor tekhn, nauk; R'U'LS d. tekbn.nauk; IT"POVAY 14.N.,
nauk; SOBUM I V.D.t dots-, kan Icand. tekhn. nauk; FOOROV,
f P.M., dots-I kand.
inzh.; TIKIIOMIRgj 'N A.A.P dots-9
_:Li'kW- ii auk -P CITU111"' I A.T. f
A.A.0 &0 S-I kand prof of glav. red.; GOLOVA111
Lk. ClilLIKIN Y,&Gvj -, MROV9 G.N., Prof*,
tekbn. Me I 'a CRUDINSYly, p. ., prof., red. of.j red.; ANTIK,
rec at A.~j. I pr
dokt~r telft. nauk, red.; OSEM) red.
Java., inz1hey red,; BORUJIOVJ N.I., teklm.
cbeskii spra-
al engineering handbock]Elektrotekhni
(Electric )d obshchei red. A.T,
vocbnik- 3., perer. J dop. izd* P( . vol.1 1962. 732 p.
Golovana J dr. Moskvaj Gosenergoizdat ZHIPM 15:10)
1. Moskovskiy energetichoskiY institut (for Golovanp Grudinsk~p
FedoseYev, Chilikiny Antik). 's mmuals., etce)
Petrdvt (Electric engineering-liandbook ,

nua-linw, P. ?(,.
Paschet Tramformatorov /_11ransforner Calculatianus7. Compiled by P. 1-1. Tikht~,mirov,
Dmdidatn in Techbical ~Iciences, Gosenergoizdat, 18 sheets.
Presents basic information on the ffleory of calculation. Sets fortin in detail the
methodology of power transformers and piies oxamplo!j of practical calculations. Con-
tains the necessary inform ition for aalculation I~i U0 des ign of trans: onliur whidln~,,ap
coresj and co6ling systems, as well as referenc!~ material.
Interxied for students of power engineerinf! a!A electrical crig neerin'r, institutes
for drawing plans and specificati-ins in the repular course work.
SO: U-6472, 12 Nov 1954

I
Timu,aiiov, .. ."'.
Raschet trans fo rmatorov fcalculation for transforre~rs-7- Moskva, Gosenar,7oiz-iut, 1953.
254 P.
SO: Nontbly List of Russian Accessions, Vol. 6 :o. 12 March.

TIOCKIROV, P.M., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk.
[Transformer calculation) Raschet transformatorov. Moskva, Goa.
energ. izd-vo, 1953. 254 p. (HUA 7:3)
(Electric transformers)

TUROKIROV. P.S.
[Graphic methoda in. the management of train traffiel Sostavleaie grafika
dvisheniia poezdov. Kosk-ra. Goo.transp.shel-dor. izd-vo, 1952. 88 p.
(Y-LIJA 6; 7 )
(lailroads-Traff ic)

ZEMSKIY. Yuriy Ivanovich; TIMOMIROV, Pavel Sergeyevich; SWANIN,
A.I., red.; BOBROVA * - To *- - to- Wingrad, -, . -
(Organization of the operation of a railroad division] Organi-
sataiin raboty otdelenlia dorogi. Moskva, Vees6Ixdatql'ako-poligr.
ob*edinenis X-va putei soobahchaniia, 1960. 226 p.
(MIRA 13:11)
(Railroads-Management)

its O.-er&tive
P. ye.. tr&uF'E- und
dur",
retinEl. :Iyat,
'foliation 01' the
,.b,t, P05"Vy,~,~Ihch. PV~I
,ent ti ,;borniK nauc r
treatin
T). 194-201 tio 3 1949)
1948, . 10 ~-)ril 1953, lzl',urnai Inyl-ch Statey~
SO: U-1264,

rA
"Yolls of trootal oyo chanibitt fluid for coppor.
H. I'llihouillov, VrAtftok 04,11M.4. 49, Sti. 1. it 1:1
(191O.-The abet" multi sivt:* flex. tro for Cu (dfop
Itat with Fe thiocystute in prt*tnct! of thimulfate). but
lurch. introllortion of Cu splinters. Tte.) IrAs to 1".
fraction within 8 daya; Oda flluplwar. u'uAlv tillbill,
:111-4111 (Ijylxl tilf"atkict- for ronforAl of Co-conig'. foreign
INXII" "Itly 1w (W~lyv,,l ~tz It"Ir .1. flit feat il ties , Wit it
(Iw test is $Kill. file olorration shomild ii.1 tw th-Lyr.l.

TIKKull-rM)V, P. Y-E.
Gataract
Fixation of and aye-lball ~n sonjA,- caL%rac-L exl,rarUon. Vest- oft- 31), no. 5, 19.151.
1~4
1952
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Uncl.

Effea of diisop y1 fluopbvApbAte an Intraocutar pre*-
stuw In jimucorna. P. F. Tilbornizov anti S. S. Ihnitricv4
(Leningrad Sinit.-Itf". V'%17Tn-,t.T.-Vr,tmik offalmol. 31.
No. 1. flucriphosphAte (I)FI'k
6 a mrong grit Icholinriteraw. anti pronuotes the amunuli-
t ion tJ acvtyicholine In the eve thti% cuu%hirg mitraction of
Ihe pupil. It wm% shown clinicully thm 41 1 r,'0 wiln. of DFP
isharruirmtobumans.
lo%c,ring of inmvxnalAr pm~~urv -n In caws in which pila.
,~rp;~. (urA1110H. C(C., are iHCJTM1iVC. UOU-
.dly a 11ALS 11, 1 % oil solii. is um4l (pcach krrnri tw paruffin
oil). In %ume cw~~ of acute nr i-hronic Xt.tocoma, tire drint
h.wsoeffect an.1 mareven ranw wvrrr jusin. C. Nt K.

- --'- 7 ~ .1 ; ~ ~. , 1, 77 T -i -
-- T.-. -,. ~ To T-! I-- --T- - --- I - ~ --
TIXHWROV, P.Te.; DKIMIYNVA, N.N.
Iffect nf di-Isopropyl fluorophosphate on intraocular pressure in
glaucoma. Test. oft., Koskya 31 no.1:27-31 Jan-Feb 52. (OLML 21:5)
1. Professor. 2. Of the Clinic of Eye Diseases, Leningrad Sanitary-
Hygienic Medical Institate (Director-Prof. P.Te. Tikhonirov).

KISUW. A.A.; TMOMIROV. P.Ye., professor, direktor.
Treatment of tuberculous-allergic keratitis by tuberculin electrophoreeis.
Veet. oft. 32 no.5:29-32 S-0 153. MaA 6:io)
1. Glagnaya, klinika Leningradekogo sanitarno-gigiyenichaskogo instituta.
(Tuberculin) (Cornew--Taberculosis) (Catephorenic)

BASHININ, V.A., professor, dotsent; TYSIMOCRODTSIVA,V.D., professor, dotsent;
KLIONSKIT. Ts.Te.; PSTROT-KABLAKOV, M.A., professor, doteent; PISARET,
Y.N., professor, dotsent; FROZCROV, V.A., professor, dotsent; SOZOT-
TAROSHSVIGH, A.Teo, s"lushennyy deyatell nauki; TALIKAN, I.H., pro-
fessor. dotsent; TIZED P Te.. professor dotsent; TROITSKATA,
A.D.. professor do~teent; UILUT, K.L., professor dotsent; ZXBOLID,
A.H., redaktor. RULITA. M.S.. tekhnichoskiy redaktor
(Handbook for feldehers in health and first-aid stations of industrial
enterprises] Posobie dlia, felldsherov sdravpunk-tov promyshlenrqkh
predpritatil. (Leningrad) Goo. izd-vo med. lit-ry, Leningradskoe
otd-nie, 1954. 271 p. (MIRA 7-10)
(Medicine, Industrial)
QPirst aid In Illness and Injux7)

TIKHO141ROVe PoYest professor (Leningrad)
Remarks on combined campimetric diagnostic methods in the early
detection of glaucoma. Tant.oft. 33 no.1,120-27 JAF 054. WRA 7--l)
(Glaucoma)

, Qb P.10.
.jj;xml
1*1~
Consideratlons on load caWIm*trIc methods of early
dUpoels of g2auaoma. Test. aft., Moskva 33 no.1:20-27
iazb-7ob 1954. (Cla- 25:5)
I* Pirofessore 2, LenbWad,

TIKHOMIROV, P.Ye., professor
"Ophtalmobelminthic diseases." Prof. S.I.Tallkovskii. Reviewed by
P.M.Tikhomirov. Vest-oft- 34 no.2:45-46 Mr-Ap 155. (KIRA 9:7)
(II'l-DISRASES)
(voRms, ims-MAL An PARASITIC)
(MLIKOVSKII, S.I.)

TMSHEVSXIT, T.I., professor; TIKHOMIROV, P.Te., professor.
Seventeenth International Ophthalmological Congregs. Test.oft.
34 no.4:42-46 JI-Ac 155. (MIRA 8:10)
(OPHMAIMT,OGY.
cong.)

TIGNIHOY, P.Ye.. crofesser
Accessory sinuses of the nose ard their connecton with diseases
of tte eye sockets" F.I.DobroavIlskit, Shcherbatov, :.I. RA-viewed
by P.E.Tikhomtrov. Vest.oft. 69 n,).4:46-47 JI-Ag 1~6. (MLHA 10:9)
ACMSORY S108.0 OF--Jl*t;A5k;6)
(,MY,P SOCUTS-DISSASES)
(DO3ROIJYLI SKIT, F. I.) (SACH-aftBATUV, I.I.)

TIKHOKIROV. P.Ye., profensor (Leningrad)
-
Intracepsular ratarect extraction bjv a simplified eryst.jhake. Vest.
. no.4.-35-37 JI-Ag '56. (MLRA 10,9)
oft. 69
(CATARAM EXTRACTION
intracepsular, by simplified irisophnke)

BAMMIX, V.A., red.; ZHDANCVt DeAo, prof,, red.; ANMYNA-GAIANINA, Te.TS.,
prof., red.; ANICHICOV. S.V., prof., red.; BARAYASTSj, R.A., prof.,
red.; KLIONSKIY, Ye.Ye., prof., red.; SHIRROV, A.T.,,prof.,
zasluzhmwyy deyatel"haum, red.; TIKHOMIROY, P.Ye., prof., red.;
UDDRSIV9 G,N.0 piof., red.; TSINZIMLIM, V.D*--pr6k., red,;
0
SHORIUMNOV, S.L. prof,, red.; GISSIN, AeL, dote., red,'
(Instructions on conducting laboratory and field mork for a course
in epidemiology] Hatodicheakle ukmzaniia')c praktichookim zaniatilam
studantoy po kurou apidemiologii. Moskva, Obe. lzd~vo mod. lit-ry,
1956. 189 p. (Lianingrad. Unitarno-gigienicheekii maditainskii
inatitut. Trudy, vol.'38)9' (KIU 1114)
1. Zavaduyushchiy kafedroy spidemiologii Loningradekogo sanitano-
gigiyanichookogo maditsinskogo iwtituta. (for Nashenin). 2.'Chlon-
korrespondent AM SUR (for Zhdanov, Babayants, TSinzerling,
Shchelkanov). 3. Deystvitellnyy chlen AM SSSR (for Aniohkovj,
4. Chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR i AN KazSSR (for Udintsev).
(EPIDMIOLOGY-STUDT AND TIUCHM) (MM 11:4)

TIKHOKIROVO F-Yes, professor; DSTINOYA, Te.I., aspirant
Simplified campinetric test based on increased water intake. Vest.
oft. 69 no.2:22-24 Mr-Ap 156 (KLRA 9:7)
1. Is kliniki glasnykh bolesney (zav. profs F.Tikhomiroy) Leningrad-
skogo sanitarno-gigiyanichaskogo meditsinskogo institute
(GLALUCOVA. diag.
simplified c&npimetric test with increased water intake)
(WATIR
intake. increased. in simplified campimetric test for diag.
Of glAUCOMA)

TIMOMIROY, P.Te., prof. (Lenlngrnd)
I
~-~ ~MOICO'3is- of the oibit sivalsting malignant tumor. Vest Oft. 71
no.1:44-48 Ja-F '58. WIFLA 11:3)
(ORBIT, die.
mycosis fungoides, differ. simulating anncer)
(MYCOSIS YUNGOID15, differ. ding.
of orbit, simulntirig cAncer)

6 /r/ / , ~ 6 V /,-" /YE ~
AGGEYEV, F.K., prof.; ANDWWA-GALAIIIIIA, Ye.TS., prof.; BASIRIIN, V.A..
prof.; BMMSON, M.Ye., doktor med.nmik; VYSHSGO.RODTS3YA, V.D.,
prof.; GESSEN, I.I., dotsent; GUTKIN, I.Ya., prof.; ZUBANOV, D.A.,
prof., laureat Stalinskoy premii; ZHAMMIY. V.F., prof.;
KLIONSKIY, Yeje., prof.; MORASTYRSKAYA, B.I., prof.; MOSKVIN,
...A., prof.; MUCHNIK, L.S., kand.med.naillc; FMOV-RASLA OV, M.A.,
prof.; RUBINOV, I.S., prof.; RYSS, S.M., prof.; SMIRROV, A.V.,
prof., zasluzhennyy deyatell nauki; TIKHOHIROV._P.To.,,,prof.;
TROITSKAYA. A.D., prof.; UDINTSEN, -iky'4m-. Yu.m.,
prof.; FEDOROV, Y.K., prof.; KHILOV, K.L., prof., zasluzhennyy
dayntell nauki; VADKOVSKAYA, Yu.V., prof.; KARESIiAK, H.S., prof.;
PMOV, K.A., kand.med.nauk; POSTNIKOVA, V.K., kand.med.nauk;
RAPOPORT, K.-A., kand.bialog.nouk; ROUNTUL, N.A., prof.; YAMM-
LEVICH, Ye.l., kand.med.nauk; LYUDKOVS&AYA, N.I., takhn.red.
(Book on health] Kniga o zdorovte. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo med.lit-ry,
Kedgiz, 1959. 446 P. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for
Zhanov, Udintsev). 2. Leningradskiy annitarno-gigiyenichoskiy me-
ditsinskiy institut (for all, except Vadkovskaya, Harshak, Petrov,
Postnikova, Rapoport, Rozentul, Yankelevich, Lyudkovskaya).
(HYGI&M)

-- TIKHOMIROV, Pavel Yefromovich
[Glaucomal Glaukova. Leningrad, .'r,41giz, 1961. 19 p. (IAW
(GLATJCCFA,)

TIKHO14IROV,- P.Ye.. prof.
PfWie~ of T.T. Frosni-lzokiils book 1,Transphantnt-',-,n of ',,hzl
cornea',. Biul. fJoh. med. sov. 3 no.3:/,4-45 MY-J9 '6;.
(1,MU 17: -10)

IVANOV, A.Ya., prof., otv.red.; AGRANOVSKIY, Z.M., prof., red.;
ANDREYEVA-GAIANINA., Ye.7S., prof., red.; ANICHKOV, S.V., prof.,
red.; BABAYANTS, R.A., prof., red.; BASHEIT111, V.A., prof.,, red.;
GUTKIN, A.Ya.-, prof~, red.; KAMYSHANOV, A.F., dotsent, red.; -
KLIONSKIY, Ye.Ye... prof...' red.; RYS8, S.M-, prof.9 red.;
SMIRNOV, A.V., prof., zasluzhennyy deyateil nauki, fed.;
TIKHOMIROV,.P.Ye., prof., red.; CHISTOVIGH, G.N.t prof., red.
[Now informative material on the methodology for sanitation of
the environment, and the prevention, diagnosis and treatment-of
some.diseases; results of research at the Leningrad Medical
Institute of Sanitation and Hygiene to assist in the practice of
public health) Novye informatsionnye material po metodike ozdorovleniia
Yneshnei sredy, preduprezhdeniiu, diagnostike i lecheniiu nekotorykh
zabolevanii;'rezuiltaty nauchnykh issledovanii ISGMI v pomoshchl
praktike zdravookhraneniia. Leningrad, 1961. 105 p. (Leningrad.
Sanitarno-gigienicheskii meditsinskii institut. Trudy, vol.73). -
(KIRA 17:3)
1. Deystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR (for Anichkov). 2. Chleny-
korrespondenty AMN SSSR (for Babayants, Ryss).

TIHOMIROV, P.Ya.,. dotBont I
Rickets prevention. Gig..J. san., 26 no.407-41 Ap 161. (1-URA 15:5)
I. Iz kafedry obalichey gigiyony Gorlkcrvokogo meditainBkogo inatituta,,
(RICKETS)

OBUKIIOV, N.N.; SVwTLICIINYY, D.M.; TIKHOMIROV, R.Ye.
Potash mining machine for sinking 14 mm ore chute winzes with a
front apperture. Nauch. trudy Perm NIUI no.3,:128-132 163.
(MIRA 17:3)

TIXHDMIRDV, S.
Develop traffic engineering. Za bezop. dvizh. no..4:1-3 S 158.
(MIRA 11:12)
1.Zamestitall predeadatelya Ispolkoms. Moskovskoge gorodskego
Soveta. deputatev trudyashchikheya.
(Moscow--Traffic engineering)

TIKHOMIROV, S., ministr khimicheakoy promyshlennosti; KOVALW, N.
,r*e~ci'i'o-r~_a of administrative departments, managers of enterpri-
ses, and construction units, to regional committies, factory commit-
tees, and mining committees of the enterprises of the Ministry of
Chemical Industries. Xhim.prom. no.4:245-246 is 154. (MM ?: 8)
1. Predsedatell TsK profqo7uza rabochikh khimicheakoy promyshlennosti,
(for Kovaley)
(Chemical industries)