SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TRETYAKOV, V.L. - TRETYAKOV, YE.F.

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TISHCHENKOV P.F.; TRETIYAKOV, V.L.
Production of chemical woodpulp from aspen at thr- Zhidachov Card-
board and Paper Combine. Bum. I dor. prom. no.3;21.-24 UTI-3 163.
(MIRA 17:2)
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vestigntion of the cottibustion of pankles of ##Wft#d
od showed that with Incrrased CoMbUstion terap. the
o MAN. temp. attained by the tmandescent puticks rise%
and its occurrence shifts towards the inlet end of the cam-
bustion tula. At the maw lope the temp. diffatuce goo
between the furnea vall and the Incandescent It =60
skt the chamber outlet end tends to decrease =21,C311. J,
vubsegurnt to Ignition the temp. of the incandesm it Par -
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qradvally consunied. Its tesup. begins to fall rapkily. ap-
proaching the Omido; ump. kytJ gim by the itinp, of zoo
of the wall of the ombustion space. The favestisalloo 200
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USSR/Chemical Technology Chemical Products and Their Application. Treatment of
Solid Mineral Fuels., 1-12
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 19, 1956, 62552
Authori Tretlyakov V M
InBtitUtiODS None
Title: Investigation of Combustion of Coal Dust Aerosuspension at Elevated
Pressures
Original
Periodical: Teploenergetika, 1955, No 10, 38-4-5
Abstract: Investigation of combustion of pulverulent aerosuspension in a
tubular chamber 20 mm in diameter and one m long. It was found that
with a corsitant temperature of burning and equal duration of the
preBence of coal particles In the combustion chamber completeness
of wnbustion of aerosuspension and rate of combustion of the coal
A -~ are practically independent of pressure. It has been demon-
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strated experimentally that 3teady combustion of anthracite aerosus-
pension is possible at pressures up to 8 atm and considerable thermal
loads.
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Subject USSR/Feat Engineering AID P - 4369
Card 1/1 Pub. 110-a - 14/ig
Author Tretlyakov, V. M., Eng. All-UnJon Heat Engineering
t_rs flt~t~6_
Title Ooal dust feeder for research work'
Periodical Teploenergetika, 4, 55-56, Ap 1956
Abstract A detailed description of a slow-motion coal dust
feeder used for experimental work Is given. Two dia-
grams.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

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q itimi-nonnanna whict indicates the presenoe of 16ake.
ASW,IIAT!Ogt Oisganizatai3ra gosudarstvennogo koirltets po aviatsio=oy tek-hnike S.;~
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NO = SGN X 0 -17- 777,
MMUMEIM I W-SPIRMISMISIX 11

TRET!UWV,-V-2L; KLEYMENOVA, I.I.; DVORETSKIY, A.J., kand. tekhn.
,I4%uk,, red.; SAVEL'YEV, V.I.., red.; VOWNIN, K.P., tekhn. red.
(Automatic device for collecting average samples of fuel gas)
Avtomaticheakii sbomik srednikh prob goriuchego gaza. Moskva,
Gosenergoizdat, 1960. 45 p. (MIRK 15:12)
(Gas as fuel)

TRET'YAKOV, V. N.: Master Vat Sc-1 (russ) -- -rhe uu2at produccivity of th:~
cattle of TUrkmenistan". Ashkhabad, 1959. 20 pp (Min Agric USSR, L':mingriid
Vet Inst) (M., No 12, 1959, 131)

TRETlYaKOV, V.K.
Production of chemically precipitated chalk at the Biisk Sugar Factory.
Salch.prom. 27 no.6:27-28 Je 153. (nRA ,, -- A- j
1. Grar
.povaya laboratori.,ra Altayskogo sakhaveklotresf-a. (ChavC)

TRETIYAKDYJ V.N.
-
One hundred and thirty days of operation sid`iout a shut-down for
~qilipg,q# evpLporator. Sakh. prom. 11 no.5.-29-30 My 157.
WRA 10:6)
1. Farabulakskiy sakharnyy zavo."'.
(Sugar machinery)

I
Increasing the holding capacitv of white sugar bins. Sakh. prox. 31
A9.607,4157-- (KIRA 10W
1. rarabulakskiy makharnyy zavod.
(Bins)

TRETIYAKOV, V.11.
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Boiling out the equipment of juice purification. Sakh. prom. 32
no.8:6041 Ag 158. (MIRA 11:9)
I.Karabulakskiy eakharnyv savod.
(Sugar machinery)

TRETIYAKOVI V.N.
Improvemetts at the Karabulak 3ugar factory. Sakh.prom.
34 no-3:42-44 Mr IM. (MIRA 13:6)
(,o
1, Karubulakskiy cakharnyy zavod,
(Karabulv4c-Supr industry-lquipment and OUppliou)

TRETIYAKOV, V.11.
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Use of excavatora fr,,- sugar bcet unloadinge Sak*,.Frrj:n,. 3 n .2:4,-
4? F '64. (MIRA IF/: Y)
1. Ramonskaya norrrati--.rr-~-isal-edova'.el'skaya laborator-iya po trudu.

TRETIYAKOV,.V.N.
Improvq Iabor prodwtivity in the repair of sugar sacks. Sakh.prom.
------ -36 nq.11:57-~58 N '69. (KM 17:2)
1. Ramonskaya normativno-issledovateltskaye.-la~boratori,7a po trudu.

--TRETIYAKOV, V.N.
Shop for washing and repairing sacks. Sakh. prom. 35 no.12:38-39
D 161. OKMA 15:1.)
1. Ramonskiy sakharnyy zavoO.,
'.. - (13agging)
(Sitgar induotry~-Equipment and supplies)

TEETIYAKOV, V.11. w-
DS-800 automtic scales for weighing beets. Itakh.prom. 34
no,2:37-38 7 160. (MIRk 13:5)
1. Kam'bulakskiy sakharnyy zavod.
(Karabulak-Sugar beets)
(Scales (Weighing Instruments))

TRETIYAKOV, V.N.., inA'..
Clamp construction of tnbular dischargers. Energetik 11 no.7:
21-22 ji 163, (MIFLA 16:8)
(Electric protection) (Electric discharges)

698"5-
1
~ICCESSIOM MR: AP4047o07
production alt. the! threshold of photoproductlon. After some mniputa-
for
+-mesori
tion-s, the polarizabi I I ties ifre given In terms of dispersion Integrals which are
then 'ntevated by 51mp5on'5 method using six points, 'he numerical results so
)btain,A b-d~~.then Ldbulateff. T~- polar;zabl .11y was ft,,ind to be (1,23
+ ().Z5) ~ 10 CM3, and the mannetic: (-.7 - 10) x !C ~t. r-1113, sk a c con t )u -
71ons can e neglected In this recion. The v-alues agret for those of tvie prtttan
in order of magn[tude, thus iuppofti-- Galdin's assumption. These resu!ts pt~rnlt
a conclusion to be drawn In favor of polarization of the KI-meson r-loud as the
main mechanism of the polarlzability oF nucleons. "The authors aclkilowledge (lid
frtx-nj..__L Fedyanin and V. A. Pet-run'k`.n'.'. Orig. art. has: I table, end 7
ecli.ations.
ASSOCIA71(N! !nstltut FizM AN 3SSR (Physics Institu'le, All BSSR)
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Me, ENCL-. SUB COVE; NF
NO REF S04: 007 OTHER; J05
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V#M.
Relation between tho I=g.4n_%ry part of the amplitude of
the Comton offset on a neutron wd the photoproductina
or -,-meano. vestai Am BseR. ser*ris*saats,'Avsno*2#8347
165. (HIM 1911)

IMTIYAKOV, V.N.
Potentials of savings in labor expenditure. Sakh. prom. 36
no.7:43-45 Jl 162. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Ramonskaya, normativno-isoledovatellskayn. laboratoriya
po trudu.

_T__-~ c 7-'-j a x ~- v 1) v ~P~
MKOVITS, 7
~Ko , V.P.
Method for determinicg depression resistance at high temperatures.
Zair. lab. 24 no-3:329-330 158. (MIRA, 110)
(Me tale --Ire a ti ng)

TRETIYILKOV, V.P.; RUDAKOV, Ye,S,
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-,-
Free energies of intermoleenlar reactions in liquids. Izv. So
AN SSSR ho.7 Ser.kfjim.nauk no.2-.67-73 16"1. (MIRA 160M)
1. Novosibirskiy institut orgAiicheBkoy khiaii Sibirskogo otdaleniya
AN SSSR.

XMOMB,, X.Pq,~TWIYAKOVt V.P.
.,-
Method for studying abrasion at hi& temperatures. Zav. lab. 24
rm35:625-.626 158. - NM 11:6)
(Tool atoel-Testing) (Abrasion)

RUDAYOV, Ye.S.;-!Rff1YAK0V, V.P.
y butyl chloric..e in ethyl,
Tionry's !:oefficients for tertiar- u
n-butyl, and n-hexyl alcohols. Izv. SO All SSSR no.7 Scr.
khim nauk no.2t137-138 T64 (MIRA 18:7
1. Fr-vosibirskiy institut orgwvicheskoy khimii Slbirtkogn o'Am-
leriya AN SSSR.

TR.EJ'YAKOV',.-V.P. (Arzarngs)
Multiplication of double series, tha partial sums of one of
which are unlimited. Izv.,rjs.ucheb.zav.; mat. no. 1:122-124
'64,. (MIVA 17:5)

IITTIT~KCV 1I.P.
I
Forimi ~" :o,.bLe trlgorometr,-',~ 5(-'*.,.;*
! , - -1 .1
Uch. Yar, Kaz. un. i :,.2 164. k P: , )

m-irovets,!'.,I;., Tretlya-.--.ov, V.1'. 2 --j - C',j,- 12
et-od of Leter:,., ninl~, Cvtw.-Pj. , ez~Ltance a"
(Metodika ODreceieniya sonrotivlenjvll si.yat~yu -i,,.
tei.peraturakn)
PER] 0 M. CAL: 2avodskaya Laooratoriya, Vol. 2h, Tir 3, np. 32~-,330 (USS!-,)
ABSTRACT: A:-mbthdd of determining crumpiin,,'r tensJom was aeveioped. -1 t, is
(jased upon meas,uring, thc- streEs Exercised oy a spnere wAh a di.a-
veter oi 10 n,, which leaves a i~roove of 0*9 rm n.L.Imeter. n orcler.
to bran:., tnis auout severai grooves Were mace, and intf z'po-La-
taon the ztress corresponc!-~ng to tnat of ~i 0.~ mm ciimeter ;,ms
calculated. For this pilmose a heataole device vva.- devei(ped
(I.N. Bogdanov and A.N. Kolemkova. aszisted in constmef.Ing the
furnace) ,,,I!ich essentialiy consiEts of a oynomometer t, miich tne
pressure stress ol a nnrd-alloyed spherical Ea,.')ment 10 mn-
ciameter), which is pressed onto he a.nve-~tljlmted sam,).Le Is tr:1m,~-
Mitted by ~,Fy of a jxal' sTr]ng. jorin can oe carrl~ed out at tc.-,~pcr-
g.tures of 20 dOOO C. lnvezt-2g,ataon rE--u.Lts s'r,ow tnat at tell:ner-
Card V2 aturcs oi' 'tOO (000 G punch*-,n,,, alloys ,now cl*u Til re-

I tnod or Leterruinin.-I Crimrjl3rig ie,,~Eta~7.ce at 32-3-271-;2
A Me - -
Hi.-h Tewpc-ratures
sistance tban r)u!izti.-,n:, ,.ooi -ctee.L. 'Lieve are t I'i,-"ure, L u7nue
and 1 refer-~~nce, i- of -,,;,.idch ,L.-~ -:iavic.
AVAj LA iil-": Librar.~ of Gorp,,ress
1. Steei aiie.),n-tur.t metim~ls 2. bte, i -t.Lioy.,;-Tcz;t rf:.,-,.uits

TRET'YfKOII, V.P. (Arzamas)
Miltiplication of dmble series in the case when th,~ partia2
sums of one of the series are unbuinded. Volzh. mat. sbor.
n,:).1:216-220 163. (MIPA 19: 1)

YEVLAVOV, N.G.; TRETIYAKOV, V.P
-1 Determination of deformation forces on crankshaft presses -for hot
.1 flgrgring* . Kuze, shtame proizv. 3 no.,5:464+7 My 1661-o (Mipi, '14: J)
I (PO'wer presses) (Deformations (Mechiinlcs))

ThYTYAKOV, V-J~-,
A.S. FALKT-.VlCil, Avto,-If)nnop, Delo 6, No. 7, 7-11 (1935)
3

TRETIYAKOV, V.P.
Theory of formal mItiplication of doub2e veriw. Izv.vva.uchf,,b.
zav.; mat. no.5:7&-85 161. (MA 14 :10)
1. Kazanskiy gosudaretvennyy universitet imeni V.I.Mlyanova-Len#4.
(Series)

ZHDANOV, V.A.;-TRETIYAKOV, V.P.
TemPerature depende~nceo
the Debye temperature of 03 Au alloys.
Izv,,vyo.ucheb.zav.';fiz.no.2&14-18 163. (MMA 16 t 5)
1. Sibirskly fiziko-tekhnicheakiy Inst-Itut pri Tomskom gosudar-j-
stvenhom universitete imeni Kuybysheva.
(Copper-gold alloys-Theryfl properties)

ALIPEKVICH, Yu.I.; GUTCHIII, I.B.; KAYBYSHEVA, L.S.; TEFLOV, L.P.;
DOGDA14OVY G.G.; DROBYSHEV, Yu.G.; S,11IRNOV, G.V.;
TIRETtYAKOVJ, V.S.; BREFEYDO, IM.I.; Y:NSFYE_V, L.A.; STZ-a-VCIST,
-8.,A._; 'I'McIENKOY V., red.
[The ABC's of automation; collected articles] Azbuka avto-
matiki; sbornik. Moskva, Molodaia gvardiia, 1964. 349 p.
(KTRA 17:7)

TRITIYAKOV, V.V.
-1. - I - -1,
.-- , I
Modified pokible mercury vapor lamp. Ortop.trays. i prot-3z. 17 no.6:
133 N-D ' 56. (MIRA 10:2)
1., Zaveduyushchiy akeparimeatallnoy maoterskov. 1z Rtzhokogo nauchno-
iiialedovateltakogo inatituta ortopedii i vosetanovitellaoy khirurgii.
(BLIGTRIC LIGHTING, MERCURY VAPOR)

~ TPETIYAKOV9 V.V.; ONDZUIS, P.A. (Riga)
Apparatus for the application of controlled thermal burns in
laboratory animals, Pat, fiziol, i ekap, terap- 4 no. 5:68-69
S-O 160. 1 (KIRA 13:12)
Is Iz laboratorii patologichaskoy fiziologii i funktoionallnoy
diagnostiki (zav. - prof. L.M. Gollber) Rizhokogo nauchno-issledo-
vatel'okogo instituta trevmatologii i ortopediis
(BURNS AND SCALrG)

TRWOUXDT, V.V.
Reglatering the ampiltuae of flexion of Wa k-nee joint with the
,olectrocardiograph7. Ortop.,travm.i protez. 20 no.12.,46-0 D
'59. (MIRA 13'.5)
1. Zaveduyushchiy eksperimentallnoy masterskoy Rizhakogo na,whno-
issladovatellskogo instituta travmatologii i ortopedii (dir. -
prof. O.M. Rmdenko [deceased]).
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(AMOMCARDIOGRAMT)

-LF Y A rK "D 11V
-Per~-,'Iatlfcno. O-n., furd.

TRr.,TIYAKGV., V.V.; ONDZUL, P.A.
Elen.trical thermometer for measuring skin temperature. Biul: eksp.
biol. i med. no.2:115-116 F 161. (MIRA 14-5)
1. Iz laboratorii patologicheakoy fiziologii i funktsionallnoy
diagnostiki (zav. - prof. L.M.Gollber) Rizhskogo nauchno-isslodavatell-
skogo instituta travmatologii i ortopedii (dir. - kand.med.nauk lj.K.
Kaliberz). Predstavlena deystviteltnym chlenom AMI SSSR V.V.Pzkrinym.
. (THERMOIETERS) (BODY TE~TMATURE)

TMIUKOV, V.V.--------
Sanitar7 supervirion of enterprises and institutions using radioacti~re
substances in work. Gig. i san. 26 no.8:63-67 Ag 161.
(MIRA 15:4' )
1. Iz radiologicheskoy laboratorii respublikanskoy sanitarno-
epidemiologicheskoy stantsil Lattiyskoy SSR.
(RLDIATION PRoTEcTION)
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ONDZULS, P.A.; IIETILAIOV,_,~L~,Y. (Riga, ul-'tsa Maza Pils, dom 11, kvartira 2)
Indicator of the degree of relative displacement of the bones
of the extremities at the site of fracture in skeletal traction.
Ortop., tralrR. i protez. no.8-,58-60 162. WIRA 17:10)
L Iz laboratorii parologicheskoy fiziologii i funktai.onallnoy
diagnostiki (zav.-- prof. L.M. Gollber) Rizliskogo Institut-
Iravmatologii i ortopedi.-I (dir.- kand. med. nauk V.K. Ka'nlyerz
I.Kalnberzs, V.].

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AUTHORs _UAn, YU, (Sverdlovsk); Trott 1LOV, V-. Too (Svordlovsk)
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TITLE: Sol-AzZ the problem of analytical desio of controllers by me~uo of analog
computers
4s 24v - -6 1963s-738-743---
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TOMC-TAGSt analytical design of controllers,, analog computer
ABSTRACTs A. R. latov (Avtomatika i teleme%hanika, vol. 21., no* 4, 50 6,, 1960,"
sugge3ted a set of linoar differential equations that described a control sysUm;
he also submitted a solution that irrcluded a set of algebraic equatiors. Howe',,Or,
the latter had very hard-to-obtain multiple solutions. The present article of.,.*ers
a set of nonlinear di-fferential equations "equlvalent" to the above algebraic.
This set is :c-eadily solvable by means of an analog computer, Also a mathem tira!
investigation is presented of the necessary and sufficient zonditions that make, the
Probl= of 41a.-signing the "optimum controller" xolvable. Dwivation of these cond-4-
tions is base-d on th6 relations obtained by R. S. Yalzan (Proo, S;~D. A&T) & I'lathen.,
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r bJ
conVrol response--
SOURCE: DifJ2erentsialvnyye uravneniya, v. 2, no. 5, 1966, 587-599
TOPIC-TAGS: automatic control, optimal control, pursuit problem, motion mechanics
ABSTRACT: The pursuit problem for two objects whose motion is described by the
differential equations!
Ay + Ba, -M
GZ + MV. _(2)
where y(t), Z(t) and ul,t~, v(t).are the state and cont '!:ol vectors of the pursuing
.and the pursued objects, respectively, and A,B,G,M are constant matrices, is analyzed,
.under the assumption that u(t) and v(t) are constrained at every instant T by the
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nequalities 7
UJI 1/2 dt 4p (T), -(3)
FE
VVI)]"2dt~<
V
`Constraints_(3),-(4) are considered as constraints on the impulses of control re-
sponses. Under the as'sumption that the pursued 'knows the coordinates Yi(T) and Zi(T)~
and the bounds P(T) and V(T) at every instant t - T >'O and the pursuer knows the
YalUeS Of Yi(T), Zi(T + 0), P(T), v(T + 0), and V'T + '0), but the next motion of the
opponents is not known to either one, the control
U (I..) (C),
+ 0b -C + 1;
z (V tt V V -0)]
is sought which ensures an encqunter of the two objects no matter what control
VM M T)ly(-T), X(T + 0), )J(T), V(T + 0), V('r + 0))
is chosen. tt is considered that the control u together with thc.control
v n*.-constitute a pair of optimal controls if:, 1) at, Y E0 and v TI*, an eri.-
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counter of y(t) and z(t) will certainly take place at a certain instant t - 0
2) in case Ov deviates from n*, the encounter takes place not later than at t - 3*.
The possibilities of solving the defined problem are discussed on the baAs of
dynamic programming methods ane! on the concept of attainability domains for pro--
cesses (1) and (2) introduced in the author's article [Tekhnicheskaya lcibernetilca,
no. 4, 1965]. The difficulties appearing here are indicated and the means Afor
overcoming them are analyzed. The presented approach to the solution of the'pul.-Guit
problem is illustrated by a-simple example. Orig. art ILhas: 26 equations. fix]
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REPIN, Yu,M. (Sverdlovuk); TIGT'YAKGV.-V.Ye. (Sverdlovsk)
Solution of a problom on the analytical design of controllers
using electronic analog computers. Avtom. i telem. 24 no.6:
?38-743 Te t63. (IU13A 16:7)
(kutomatia control)
(Electronic analog computers)

KRASOVSKII., N.N. (Sv,rdlovsk); REPIN, YU.14., (Sverdlovsk); TRETOYAKOV, V.Ye.
(Sverdlr.vok)
Some game situations in the theory of regulated systems.
Jzv. AN SSSR. Tokh. kib. no.40-1.3 Jl-Ag 165. (MIRA 18:11)

TRETIYAKOV,-.Yp.. (Novosibirsk)
Attack on losses. 149st.prom. i khud.promys, 4 no.3r:12-13 W 163.
(14IRA 1634)
1. SpetsialInyy korrespondent zhurna~a "Mestnaya promyshlennost' i
k.hudozhestvennyyq promysly*.
k'Novosibirsk-Clothing industry)

TRETIYAKOV, Ye. (Chely-abinsk)
Behind the rcws of average figures. Mest. prom. i khud. pronys.
3 no.9:8-13 S 162. OCRA 16:12)
1. Spetsialtnyy korrespondent zhurnala "Mestnaya promyshlennost'
i :khudozhestvennyye promysly."

TRETIYAKOV., Ye. (Moskva)
Don't forget books* Mests promo i khude promys. no.5-23 My 163.
(MMA 16:7)
(Moscow--Ser7ice industries) (Bookbinding)

TRETIYAKOV, Ye.
~~e-nthe aim is clear. Mest.From.i khud.promys. 3 no.2:15-16
F 62. (MIRA 15:2)
1. SpetsialInyy korrespondent zhurnala "Mostnaya promyshlennost' i
khudozhestvennyye promysly."
((Belgorod--.Socialist compotLtion)(Molding(Founding))

TREMAKOV, Ye. (g.Moskva)
Captives of formalism. Mest.prom.i khud.promys. 2 no.7:19 J1
, 61. (KR.~ 1 ~A I)
(Moscow-Socialist competition)

TR8T'YAKOV,.,_Te.-(Moskovskaya oblast')
blan for his fellow man. 1-test.-prom.i khud,,promys. 3 no.1:18
J'a 3 62. (YIRA 15:2)
(Moscow Province-Toxtile workers)

7~-O v
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PIULF I KU EULOITATKV SOV15M
fb)kotyan, Ye. S., Doctor of Tonhnical 544enann, ad.
Prokatnoye proizvodmtvo; sprPvoc-hnik (Rolling Industr-f; Unnilbook) V. 1. voncaw,
. HoLallurgizdat, 1962. 743 p. Frrata ullp Inuortod. 9250 coplas printod.
~uthora of thin volturia- B. S. A-vLranko, CtincUdntto of Tcc)Lnit.,nl SIriencea; V. D.
Afannnfyev, Candid,itn or Teatnical Scicnnon; H. In. Bro7v.-~n, Fa,,Illoer; It. P.
Vavilov, Fn~-Inoor; A. It. Vorr-1k, En,-,livimr-, K. A. Golubkov, Ergineor) S. 1.
Gubkin, AcadomIcInn, Acntlony vC IU3111 A. In. Gurovioh, Enrinntr; V. 1.
Davydov, Candidato of Technical Sclonces; V. G. Drozd, EntfInnor; N. F.
Yermolayov, Engineer; Yo. A. ZhuknvAch-Stopha, EnCinearl 14. ft. Kirilin, GwAidate
i Eng t
of Technical Sciences; 14. V. Kovynw, En,,:inior; A. It. Koro. , 11n or; A. A.
Korolov, Professor; It. Ye. Kugayonko, Enrinoor; A. V. Laskin, &iginoor; B. A.
Lavitanskiy, Engineer; V. M. Lugcnrokoy, Enginoor; L H. I:ciyorovich, Candidate of
Technical Scioncos; M. S. Orcharov, Fv.,:1noor; V. 1. Fa3t,)rnqk, Engineer; 1. L.
Perlin, Doctor of Technical Scionoes; 1. S. Pabedinx Candidato of Technical
Scioncos; Ye. S. Rokotyan, Doctor of Tnchnical Scionces; H. 11. Wlyan, Candl-
date or Technical Sciences, V. V. SmIrtiov, Candidate of Tochnical Scloncoa;
V. S. Smirnov, Corresponding Member, Anademy of Sciences USSR; 0, F, Sakolovskiy,
Ga rd 1/0

Rolling Induntryl Handbook rMA98 5
Engineer; 0. P. Solov'yev, Engineer; M. A. Sidorkovich, Fjiglnoor; Yo. M.
Tratlyakov, Engineer; 1. S. Triaho7skiy, Candidate or Technical Sciences; G. N.
Khankin, Engineer; and A. I. Taolikovp Corresponding Mnmbor, Aendomy of Sciences
UWR. Introductiont A. I. Trolikov, Corresponding Momber, Acn(Is)V or Scioncon
UOSR; Ye. S..'~Iokotynn, Doctor or Tachnical Sciences; and L. S. Al'shavikly, Can-
dida"o of Ttichnical. Sclencoo.
Eds. of Publishing Housei V. M. Gorobinchonko, R. M. Golubchik, acid V. A.*Rymov;
Tech. Ed.t L. V. Dobuzblnnkaya.
PURPOSEt Thiv handbook is intendod for tochnicdl personnel of metallurgical and
machina-building plants, scientific rooonrch institutes, and planning and do-
vign organizations. It may also be useful to students at schools of higher
oduection.
7
COV~RAGEt The fundamontalo or plastic deformation of metals are discussed O~ng
with the theory of rolling and drawing. f1ethoda of determining the power con-
eumption-and the foftaff-in rollifij with plane surface or grooved rollo,Aro
C ard

Rolling Industry; Handbook SOV/5985
3. Position of the no-slip section and the forward-slip section 73
4. Distribution of,deformation along the width of the rolled metal
section and the spread 76
Ch. 5. Forces in Longitudinal Rolling (Yo. S. Rokotyan) [Abridged]
1. Formulas for determining the pressure of metal on rolls 80
2. General method of determining the a7erage specific pressure
. of msLal on rolls by theoretical formulas 96
3. Determination of coefficients and parameters included in
fornitilas for calculating the pressure of metal on rolls 97

4-
Method of torque calctlation 31,
0
5. DetexTAnntion of forces at continuous billet mills (14. Ya.
BroviLEL) 124
6. Detennination of' forces in rolling with square-shaped
gr,OW*j3s(V. M. Lugovskoy, Ye. TrAyAkay) 127
Ch. 6. Powe;r..Connuml1~1,9n in Rolling (Ye. S. Rokotyan) LAbridged]
Card 7/19

TRETIYAKO-V, Ye. (Leningrad)
~he steepness of the rising, Mest,promoi khud; promys 3 nool:2-4
is. 63. (WRA 16:2)
1, Spetsiallnyy korrespondent zhurnala "Mostnaya promyogennoott
i khudozbestvennyye promyslym,
(Leningrad-Foundrieg--Technological innovations)
(Machinery.. Automatic)

TRNrIYAKOV*, Ye.
Intercollegiate scientific conference on the use of ox7gen in zetallura.
Netallurg no..8;35-36 Ag '56. WRA 9:10)
1.Moskovskly institut stali.
(Metallurgy) (Oi7gen-Industrial &-p
.plicntions)

TRET'YAKO'Y', le. (Krasnogorskiy rayon, Moskovskoy oblasti)
5
Every little makes a mick%.* 'a Mestopromel kbudopronyve I no.213:
1
22 JI-D ,6o. I (WA 14W
(Moscow Frovince-Industrial wragement)

TRETIYAKOV, Ye. (g. Rostov-na-Danu)
In the middle of the road. Mest.prom.i khud.promyn. 2
11045:29-30 197 161. (MIU 14 -- 5)
I., Spetsiallnyy korrespondent zhurnala 'Mestnaya promyshlennosti
J. khudozhestvennyye prom7sly.11 '
(Rostov Province.-Boots and shoes)

MET lYAieOV,Jq0-. -
t-
Nonwoven falwic3. V at* prom, i khudo promyoo
A. V~ 2 no,6:14 Je
l61. (NIRA 14:7)
Clionwcvon fabrica)

TRE,.T.I.YAKOV , ye 0
... . ....,
Wide horizons. Mest.prom.i khud.promys. 2 no.3:23-24 Mr '61.
(MIRA -14:4)
(Bakers and bakiers-Exhibitions)

ACCESSION NR: AP4042589 03/0056/64/046..1006/~241/2242
AUTHORS: Kondrat'y6v, L. N.,-._,_Tret yakov, Ye. F.
TITLE: New data on the excited levels of W-182
SOURCE: Zh. eksper. i teor. fiz., v. 46, no. 6, 1964, 2241-2242
TOPIC TAGS; tungsten, level transition, beta spectrometry, photo--
electron, internal conversion, multipolarity
ABSTRAM The conversion-electron and,photoelectron spectra of WL82
were investigated in the toroidal-field iron-free double 0 spectro-
meter of ITEF, described elsewhere (Izv-. AN SSSR, ser. fiz., v. 26,
1470, 1962). The results are used to compile an excited level
scheme foj! W182. 'rhe multipolarities indicated on the level scheme
were determined from;the ratios of the internal conversion coeffi-
cien'-- on different-subehells in the cased of low-energy transitions,
d from the intensities-in conversion-electron and photoelectron
C-,rd 1/3.-

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spectra in the case of high-energy transitions. The 892.2-keV
transition between the 1222-and 329.6-keV levels was observed ex-
perimentally for thn 'f* me. The spins and pakities dig.several
Wy 2 irs,tti
excited levels of were.determined fromithe.multipolarities of
ithe transit-ions. The'fresults agree with all publighed data except
the 1258-keiV level, for which the authors obtain aji assignment 3-,
+
J with the literature data giving e-,ther 2 or 1-. Orig. art. has:
I figure.
ASSOCIATION; None
SUBMITT'ED: 13Aug63
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A I-TTHORS -..Tret1yakov,_Ye.,F., Golldin, L.L., and Grlshak, G. I.
TITLE: A Toroidal Beta-spectrometer for Studulng the Conversion
Radiation Accompanying Alpha-Jecay (Toroldallnyy B~!ta-
spektrometr dlya issledovaniya konversiornogo izlucheniya
soprovozhdayushchego al'fa-.raspad)
PERIODICAL: Pribory I Tekhnika Eksperimenta, 1957, No. 6,
pp. 22 - 26 (USSR).
ABSTRACT-. An ironless spectrometer of' alpha-.e noir--;idences with
spatial focussing of electrons is dest;ribed. The instrument
has a resolution of about 1% and an illumination of 7%
(ele2trons). It can be used to study conversion lines with
intensities of the order of -0-4 electrons per alpha-de-,ay.
The construction of the spectrometer is illustrated in Fis. 3.
The main part of the spectrometer is a toroidal- coil,,I, which
produces the focussing field when a current passes throngh it.
It consists of 800 copper turnE which are water-cocled,3.
Currents up to 30 A can be passed through. the coll and electrons
with energies up to 0.6 MeV can.be focu3sed. The ccll Is
placed in copper cylinder which is evacuated to a pressure
o.f 2 x 10-9 mm Hg. Close to the source 18 placed a photo-
Card multiplier, 14, which records alpha-particles. This phrito-
1/2 multiplier can be placed either below or above the

A Toroidal. Beta-spectromete-r for Studying ttle
Accompanying Alpha-Jecay.
The electrons are deteoted by m,!~ars of cf 5,1_'Jz_nt
2 mm thick and mounted on a phototnultiplloir.
~ I , . Fc)- use w1th
20 keV electrons a CsI(TJ.) repllc.,*,t~s t1*,e
crystal. A special. "fast,-Bicw" ?-,herre_ .s used 1~o
count the number of alpha-e 2cln-Adences. Trial nxper~_ments
were carr-ted out using the the
43.5 keV gamma-1.1rie of Pu. 238 (S-z- rgy iE ~ . 3 k eV
Fig. -1 shows the oonver!31.on _,~Jn-?!
P y 1, 1- ang2es 59
Half width at half height is 1.7.7~~. Fig. the
lines L ii and LTi, of the k~~V gamrria-_-P_~~iation from
238
PU
(transition from
level). The time take%
G.K. Papkevi,,,h assisted
There are 9 figures and
~he keV to tk-..e 41.q keV
to th,~ '.,atter w'a-s I" hours.
in )f ~he apparatus.
4' wtir-.~i
ASSOCIATION: A,?,. Sc. USSR (AN SSSR)
SUBMITTED: May 29, 1957.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2

!A'LrM'.S! Ty-stlyalcov. Te.r.: Kondr.
dac
j y
vad with I (Toiabla toroidal-ftelld iron-f-.-(e 9:~Pntrom,,~nl fhn+
coincidenc-3 -~o t h c-d was omnl,~Y~,d t, C
FBI Ewa, w

Mmummo

rs,O!IMAT#Y M,# l'orls; TIFT'Yff.C)Vj, Yotpv
ArAmn2oun omvoridon of tba 99#6 rave tmoltion In ppMv
UVO All S.Slo"Re Seraftso 30 noolt232o-M :4 166.
(MVA 19d)

-dec,ay- OP
SSSR
Illoy
ntorinoy

; I IEV, L.N. -, ~ F,"WITI,
WMA, A.'~. - .. -,.,
of ",d1[09. IZ-7. ~jj ler. fiz, 29 no.7flO92 Jl '65.
(KIlUi. 18.-7)

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TRETIYAKOV Ye, F.; KONDRATIYEV, L. N.; GRISHUK, G. I.; NOVIKOVA, G. I.;
aIDIUJP L. L.
Double iron-free/I -spectrometer with a toroidal field, Itiv.
AN "ISSR. Ser, fiz. 16 no.12:1470-1474 D 162.
(MIRA 16:1)
1. Institut teoreticheskoy i eksperimentallnoy fiziki AN SSSR.
(Beta-ray spectrometer)

4424
S/048/62/026/012/003/016
B117./B186-
~X
AUTHORS: Tretlyakovt_Ye._Fj Kondratlyev, L. N., Grishuk, G. I.,
Novikova, G. I., and Gol'din, L. L.
TITLE: A double, air-care P-spectrometer having a toroidal field
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR.- Izvestiya. Seriya fizicheskaya,
Y. 26, no. 12, 1962, 1470-1474
TEXT: A P-spectrometer for investigating modes of decay using a coincidence
method is described. Its principle parts are two toroidal coils, each
weighing 400 kg, placed one above-the other and divided into 4 sections
connected in parallel for cooling burposes. 'For each coil the distance
between source and detector is 800 mm. Each coil consists of 600 insulated
turns made of 0.7 mm stamped copper, which are assembled in 60 packages.
They are symmetrical with respect to the median plane of the coil,
connected in aeries., reinforced and cooled in the middle by 2 mm shoot
brass provided with a water-cooled pipe. The dimensions and the resolu-
tion of the apparatus are determined by the distance f between the source
(detector) and the median plane of the coil, and by the coefficient k
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A.double, air-core P-spectrometer ... B117/B186
from the equation p(oe cm) = 0.2 )(ni (A), where p is the momentum of
electrons to be focused, i the current intensity, and n the nut 3r of
turns. f - 400, '/ - 0.8 were chosen as being optimum values. Ii-e coils
are contained in an evacuated case carrying coupter-turns on the outside
to compensate parasitic fields which are set up when current flows )hrough
the coil. A vacuum lock in the middle of the case permits installation
of sources between the two coils when they are operating independently.
Next to the lock there are Wilson seals for the rods connected with
exchangeable diaphragms. Adjustable scintillation counters with st~lben~e
crystals, mounted perpendicular to the axis of the apparatus on sep4rate
flanges, serve as dete 'ctors. The coils are supplied from two current
stabilizers controlled by d-c tube amplifiers. The power supply eyetem
makes it possible to maintain a stabilized current of 3 - 70 a for
continuous operation at 80 v, or 160 v with the two coils connected in
series. Each of the earth's magnetic field components is compensated to
1/50 by 3 threefold coils, connected in aeries, which are fed by a
stabilizer made up of transistors. Debugging the apparatus is very simple;
it comes down to checking that the components are accurately made and
correctly assembldd. With a 4-mm source and a 5-mm diaphragia, one section
of the coil has a resolution of 0-45%- With an open diaphragm the
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A double, air-core P-opectrometer ... B117/B186
luminous intensity almost attains the geometrical value of 10% of 4x; with
0.45% resolution, it amounts to 2%. The resolution with an open exit
diaphragm and a 4-mm source is 1%. The decrease in luminous intensity
observed when the resolution is increased is related to the fact that the
electrons art) deflected in their trajectory by the stray field of the turns
when they pass near the sections. -The deflection of the trajectory can be
partially compensated by awitchiiig in the second coil. This was confirmed
in the case of a 4-mm source and a 5-mm dis~phragm, with the second coil
connected in series: the luminous intensity increased 1.5-fold and the
resolution rose to 0-30%. The paper was presented at the 12th Annual
Conference on Nuclear Spectroscopy held in Leningrad from January 26 to
February 2, '1962. There are 4 figures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Institut teoreticheskoy i eksperimentallnoy fixiki AN SSSR
(Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics AS USSR)
Card 3/3

NOVIKOVA, G-.I.; VOLKOVA, Ye.A.; GOLIDIII, L.L.; ZIV, D.M.;-TRETIVAKOV,
Ye-.F. -..
Radioactive deca-, of Ac277 and excited lev'616 of Zr2?3 and
Th 227. Zhur.eksp.i teor-fiz. 37 no-4:928-937 0 159-
(NIRA 13'-5)
(Actinium-Isotopea) (Thorium--Inotopea)
O?rAncium--Isotopes)

GOLIDIN, L.L.; NOVIKOVA. G.I.; PIROGOVA, N.I.; TRICTIJAKOV, ve.F.
A:Lpha-decay of Th229. Interaction of nuclear lavelB. Zhur.
elcsp.1 taor.fiz- 37 no.4:1155-1157 0 '59.
(MIM 13:5)
(Thorium--Doca,,r)

TRF,TI)S&MV-T-"o.Z-;-AITIKIIIA, M.P.; GOLIDIH. L.L.; NOVIKOYR, G.I.;
PIROGOVA, N.I.
Spectrum of internal conversion electrons accompan7ing -4 -deca7
229
0:11 U233 and the energy level diagram of Th . Zhur.skp.i
toor.fiz- 37 no.4:917-927 0 159- (MIFLA 13:5)
(Uranium--Isotnpas) (Thorium--Isotopes) (Electrons)

-. V
TREVYAHOV Ye F - PMOGOVA, N.I.; GOLIDIN, L.L.
--- --- - I p
Conversion transitions 223company-ing theoe--decay of 7h 229 , and
the level scheme of Ra . Izv. AN SSSR. Sir. fiz. 25 no.2:274-
282 F '61. (MIRA 14:3)
is 1)~Stitut teoreticheskoy i eksperimentallnoy fiziki ALI SSSR.
(Thorium-Isotopes) (Radiumlsotopes)

- TRETIYAKOVt-Ye.F.
Efficient use of grinding machines. Der.prom. 9 no.3-1:19 N 160.
(%q.~c~ and polishing) (-MJRA 13:12)

8/04 61/025/002/012/016
B1 17YB21 ~
AUTHORS: Trettyakov, Ye. Fop Pirogoval No I., Golldin, L. L.
TITLE: Conversion transitions accompanying the alpha decay of Th 229
and the level scheme of Ra 225
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheakaya, v. 25,
no. 2, 1961, 274-282
TEXT: The present paper was read at the 10th All-Union Conference on Nuclear
Spectroscopy (Moscow, 1960), and also at the 11th Annual Conference on Nucle-
ar Spectroscopy (Riga, January 25 to February 2. 1961). It presents test
results that have been obtained by the authors by using an advancedmethod of
studying the spectrum of conversion electrons of Ra225. The investigations
were carried out by using not only d-e K but also I-e K (spectrum of conver-
sion electrons in coincidence with gamma rays) and e K-7 coincidences (gamma
sDectrum in coincidence with the electron line). The conversion electrons
were separated by means of a torroidal beta spectrometer of high intensity
Card 1/ 7

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Conversion transitions ... B117/B212
(Ref- 4). The gamma quanta were recorded by means of a scintillation gamma
spectrometer, which consisted of a NaI(Tl) crystal, an amplifier, and a
one-channel analyzer. The measurements were made with a Th229 isotope wmc)r-
had been obtained by chemical separation of thorium from U233 that had been
stored for a long time. Two test series have been made. Fig- 3 shows the
internal-conversion electron spectrum for one of the series. A list of the
conversion transitions obtained by analysis of the conversion lines of
Ra 225 is given in Table 2. Based on the results obtained, a new level
scheme has been suggested for Rs.225 (FiS~ 4). The data found during the
investigation of alpha radiation of Th2 (Ref. 2) are given on the left
side of the scheme, while on the right side, there are the level parameters
which had been found by analyzing the conversion-electron spectrum. It fol-
lows from Fig. 4 that it had been necessary to introduce a new level around
25-3 kev telow a . This necessity arose due to a 25-3-kev transition with
high intensity that was in a cascade with a 17.3-kev transition.
Besides, the investigation of e,,-y coincidences showed that conversion
electrons of 25-3-kev transitions (Fig. 1) and 42-7-kev transitions coincide
with garms, quanta of energies of up to 200 kev. The necessity of intro-
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ducing a lovel below that of~ao agrees with results given in Ref. 3. Apart
from the above mentioned level, also a level near a 214 had to be introduced.
According to measurements, this level energy is 2 C-7 kev, with respect to
ace Severul cascades confirmed -this value that hi-4 5een calculated for a
direct transition: 17-3 + 193-4 a 210-71 86-3 + 1;e4-4 - 210.71
56.6 + 154.2 - 210.8. it i!9pointed out that the level introduced does not
oontradict the existing TO spectrum since the resolution of the alpha
spectrometor used was not high enough to determine an expansion of the a 214-
line by 1.2 kev. The energy of the 86-3-kev transition is almost the
same'as that of the a 88 bignsition that had been observed in the investiga-
tion of tho alpha spectrum. It had to be classified as a transition from
the 21^-.7-1:ev level to the 124-4-kev level since it coincides almost
completely (about 8Wo) with the XK-raOiation. On the assumption (Ref. 2)
that the a214 and a levels are the first two levels of the rotational
246
band, a transition of the type MI + E2 must take place with a considerable
intensity. In fact, such a transition was established. Its energy is
32 + 0.7 kov and its intensity is about 5%- Spins and parities of levels
Card 3/ 7

Conversion transitions
5/04Y61/025/002/012/016
B117 B2 12
(a. ~nd above) have been introduced on the basis of data on the multipolar-
ity of transitions and intensities. The a 214 level with a spin 5/2 and a
positive parity is taken as starting point. Studies of the spin and the
parity of 'the level (a_ 25-3) and of the ao and a 20 levels and their assumed
spin values led to the conclusion that the (a- ) level has a spin of 5/2
25.3 229
or 3/2 and a negative parity. In the alpha spectrum of Th no transition
to the (a-, ) level could be found. This forbidden transition for an
25-3
alpha decay seems to be due to the fact that its -arity is opposite to that
of other levels of Ra 225. The authors thank G. I. Grishuk, V. F. Xonyayevq
Yu. N. Chernov, and S. V. Kalashnikov for assistance in the experiments.
G. I. Novikova is mentioned. There are 4 figures, 2 tables,and 9 refer-
enceB: 6 Soviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATION: Institut teoreticheskoy i eksperimental I noy fizid Akademii nauk
SSSR (Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics of the
Academy of Sciences USSR)
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Conversion transit ions B117 /B212
Le,,end to Table 2: 1) error (kev)f 2) intensity with respect to the alpha
decay. (~.)j 3) m2l tiPo arity
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5 42,7 0,2 26 B 1 16 150,5 0,2 6 Aft
I ; 56,7- 0,2 3 m 1 17 179,9 0,5 0.5
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8 75,1 0,1 18 E2 19 .210,7 O,t 10 311
9 86.3 0,1 15 4111
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Conversion transitions B117/B212
arm 44

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Conversion transitio.ns
cefso fg, 7
cefzf V.ZS
Ocee 6
Ce78 J.4
ce,,
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B117/B212
1 7S. 5 71Y
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+
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(70)
42,8
1Y +
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