SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VASILYEV, V.V. - VASILYEV, YE.

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AUTHOR; vasillyev, V. V.
TITLEs On the solution of the Cauchy problem for a class of
integro differential equations
PERIODICAL% Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Matematika,
no- 4, 1961, 6-24
TEXTt The author considers the integro differential equation
b m
L Ez(x)] + A S z K v (X,Y) z (%7) (y) dy - 0 (1)
a v=0
where
L Ez(x)] = elz(x) + . (X) Z(X) + - + a (x)z(x)
n 1 n-1 n
dx dx
the ak (x) are continuous on a--e x -,- b; for m -- n the K,, (x,y) satisfy
all condition being usual for the kernels of linear integral equations
but for m. = n+p they are (P+I)-times differentiable with respect to X.
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The author uses essentially the results and notations of (Ref- 4:
V. V. Vasilfyev, Resheniye zadachi Koshi dlya lineynykh integro-
differentsiallnykh uravneniy E The solution of the Cauchy problem for
linear integro differential equations"]Tr. Irkutsk. gos. un-ta, no. 2,
pp. 32-452 1957 There it was stated that the Cauchy problem
173 (s)(x ) = Z.0(s~-(s=O'-tn-1) for (1) can be solved according to the
formula
n x
Z( X) :-.- Aj(~ )z.W+-+ AA)z n(x)
4W + P(q ) d') (2)
x
0
where c iare arbitrary constants, ziW are linearly independent
solutions of L IZWI = 0, 4 W -- Wronsky determinant) 4~ k(x)
its minors, and F(x) satisfies an integral equation. In the present
paper the author gives a complete system of fundamental solutions of
this integral equation being free of arbitrary constants (in (Ref.4)
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the fundamental solutions contained arbitrary constants). Furthermore
it is shown, that the application of the third Fredholm theorem is
difficult for the solution of the above mentioned integral equation
if the initial value x 0 is different from a or b. Finally the author
considers the solution of the Cauchy probl9m for (1) in the case m :~~n-
It is asserted that the condition
F(x0) = FI(x0) = ... = F(p)(,0 0
demanded in (Ref. 4) for the applicability of the method of A.J.Nekrasov
is superfluous. Besides it is proved that the objection due to
T. J. Vigranenko that (Ref. .2, V. V. Vasillyev, Resheniye lineynykh
obobshchennykh integro-differentsialtnykh uravneniy EThe solution of
linear generalized integro-differential equations3 , PMM, v.XV, no. 2,
pp. 609-614, 1951) contains an error is not correct.
The author mentions V. J. Nikolenko and Ya. V. Bykov.
There are 9 Soviet-bloc references.
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ASSOCIATION: Irkutskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. A. A. Zhdanova,
(Irkutsk State University im. A. A. Zhdanov)
SUBMITTED: March 16, 1959
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VASILIYLV., V.V.
fl-.-- -
Stabi-lity of the operation of revez,sible linear converters
connected to a complex linear d-c electric circuit. Mat.
mod. i elek. tsepi, no.1:33-36 163. (MIRA 16~11)

VASILIYEV, V.V.
Use of the method o'L -'e-re-i-rdning ur:.krowM in =odelirg zhree-
dimensional free frames with reciprocally perpendicular rods.
Mat. mod. i elek. tsepi no.1:79-86 163. (MIRA 16.11)

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1 1 !Iv. 1,73. uc-heb. zav.-
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(MIRA 1'7,.g)
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VASILIYEV, M~ [Va8yI'~it3V,--V.V,j (Kiyev)
Elastic plastic state oIL a spherical shell having a hole
with varying -igidity of the reinforcing ring. Prykl.melur.
7 no-4;"8-451 161. (MIPA 14:9)
1. Inotitut mekhaniki All USSR,
(Elastic; plates and shells)

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AUTHOR: Vasyllyev, V.V. (Kyyir)
TITLE: The axi-syn-letric elastic.-plastic state of a shell
of rev6lution
PERIODICAL: Prykladna mekhan-ikap v. 7, no. 3, 1961p 27~ 278
TEXT: The article deals with the approximation method of determin-
ing ~he deformed and stres-sed state beyond the elastic limit of a
thin shell of revolution of constant thickness under the-action of
a static load which is symmetrical,vii-th respect to the axis of sym
metry. A system of orthogonal curvilinear coordinates (at P't y) are
taken in the shell, as shol.-in in Fig. 1. The relationships between
the longitudinal deformations of the shell, e aa , eP0 and the compo-
nents of total displacement up w (the projection on the x and y axes
4.
of a movin~,sysuem of Cartesian coordinates.xyz) are tgkep from V.
Z. Vlasov 'ef . 1: Obshchaya teoriya obolochek i yeye prilozheniya
v tekhnike (General Theory of 8hells and its Application in Techno-
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The axi-syrim-etric
logy) Gostekh-,iizdat,. 1949). Taking the linear terms of eWX P ePP and
making use of the relationship between the longitudinal deformations
Ell '_-2 the bending deformations, kl, k2, and the components of. dis-
placement, then
e.~=I[u'+Akjw-I(e~--A'wI)'a
A
[PU+ Ak,.-IYWIE].
A
where
A A!,
y B A B'
where A*and B are the coefficients ofthe first quadratic form,''k
and k2 are the principal curvatures and h is the thickness ot the
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shell. Using the rclationship between st--ess intensity di"and"#de- 10
formation intensity ei, and using O.A. Illyushyn's function WiY.
stress is obtained. For sufficiently large plastic deformation, the
incompressibility condition v = 0.5 may be takenp butthis is not
satisfactory with small deform;itions. The expressions for meridio-
nal stresses in the shell (taking first-order terms) are also gi-
ven. The differential equations of displacement are solved by mems
of the differential equations of equilibrium and the equations for
the stresses. Groupingtthe terms in w*.-,-these equations are of the
form . I I
MIOU+ MIIU' + M12UO + nIOW + nuwl + g, + AIXID = 0;
(2)
"hou + M'Slu, + ntow + tzj,w'+ n1lie + n2swIf IWIV + 2. + AZID -.0,
whose coefficients are subsequently given. The differential egua-
tions are transformed into 1"inite difference equations
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(2mo,%4 - 4m,2X3)uk + (mj,13 + 2m,2%2) Uk+I +
+ M1I%3 + 2m,2)62) uk_1 + 2nlOX'Wk + nII%$Wt+j
nj)63w,, + 2A'X'Xt/D + 2%4" 0-1
t (4)
2m,o)64uk + MII%3Uk+j - hhl%-Iu, 107.4
_1 + (2n 4n,t%2.- 12) wt +
+(n%,%3 + 2n%j%'-2n23%+8) w,+, + (- njj%I + 2ntt%l + 2n23% + 8) wk
+
+ (n13X - 2) WA+2 +(-n23%-2) Wk-2 + 2A'X'ZhID + 2'k4S?wk = 0'
whose ablution is facilitated -by the fact that in the axi-symme-
trio case, the matrix of the system is reduced to a narrow strip
around the principal diagonal. The solution of the equations is
erformed by successive approximations by O.A. I~Iyushynls method.

Abstractor's note: Method not given]. The a27t),cle concludes by
f
considering the special case of a sphericaf shell with a hole re-
inforced by a ring of rectangular cross-section. Here 0.56
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(6) 103 ?/R = 0 - 7 a h e r eis the radius of the hole,'and R the
radius of the shell. The ring and shell are made from a compound
which has limit of proport-ionality dn = 1300 kg/cm2; E = modulus of
elas-ticity = 0.65 . 106 kg/cm2; V = 0.3. Ther6 are 4 figurea, I ta-
ble and 5 Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCIATION: Instytut mekhaniki AN URSR (Institute of Mechariies,
AS UkrSSR)
SUBMITTED: December 22, 1960
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AU.LHOR: Vasil '_L~~v "-V.-,I. (Kyyiv)
TITLE:. Desian calculation, beyond the elastic limit, o-j:' a
sDherical shell with a connecting piece
=11IODICAL: PryYIadna mekhanill.--a, v. 8, no. 2, 1962, 144 - 147
T-_7XT: A numerical method is proposed for calCUI~Lting the elastuic-
plastic stuate of a structure, consisting of a s-pherical and a cy-
lindrical shell, connected by a toroidal part. The numerical riet' 'od
of elastic solutions is based on equations, given in the referencls.
The hypotheses of the theory of small elastic-plastic deformations
-,re -doptod. The solu--~on of thc boundary-value U
I- jroblem reduces -o
inteCrating (by the method of finite difference , two differential
equations in the displacer.,.ents under given boundary conditions. J'-"u
is assumed that the plastic deforr;iations are of The same order Of
ma,-nitude as the elastic ones. Simplifying assumptions are made2
leo, ink; to considerably siLipiified basic equations. 2he s-1-UcZure
is divided, bY paralle.L lines, in such a way, so as to obtain a
fundamental system of forces. Thereby, the design calculation redu-
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Design calculation, beyond the elastic ..D299/D301
ces to calculatinG spherical, toroidal- a-ad cylindrical shel-Lo, un-
der a surface load, and to calculating the horizontal stresses arf.,
11 - the juncticn
momen's which are determined from the conditions at U
between the 3 shells. As the zeroth approximationp the elastic --,:ro"r)-
lera is solved. First, the snh;_,rical sfiell is calculated; 'U,-.en the
conditions at the junction sphere-torus are satisfied. Tile cy_inL-':-'-J-
cal shell is calculated sep.,.;trately. The total strained statue of the
structure is obtained by superposition of the individual sta-.es. In
passinG to the elastic-pla~;tic problem, the correctIons to zhe li-f-
ference equations are calculUtod for the plastic zonc, w-ith actual
values of tac in'~ernal p-essui-e. By considerinG these corrcctionz ali
fictitious loads, th-- basic structure-systera is recalculatue~'.
numerical results are listed- i--- a table, .ri--. ; Thic .-aiucs cf tl'~Z;
Stresses unfier the action od" an internal pressui~e p = 4.21" kG/cm2,
callin- forth membrane stresocs in the srherical part of th'c
ture. The lur,-,e--t stres~;es arise in the connecting section- ol" -Une,
toroidal part. The accuracy of t.,-Ie numerical solution I'Lor t_!-_e ophe-
re was determined by co-nnarison of results. There are 3 fi.,~ureo, I
table and 3 Soviet-bloc refei-onces.
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A S 3 0 0 L" T 10 In s t i t u t r. e !-Aaaniky AIT Tj?,SR (Institute of 1echanics of
the AS UkrRSTR)
t
S 1j I T T '-1 D October 6t 1961
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1028/1228
AUTHOR: Yelpat'yovskiy, A. N. and.Xa-,iryev, . V- (Moscow)
TITLE: On the calculation of prismatic shells in stresses
PERIODICAL: lnzhenernyy zhumal, v. 2, no. 1, 1962, 117-129
TEXT: A variational method, based on Castellano's principle of the continuity of deformation, is developed
for the calculation of thin momentless multiple connected prismatic shells. The longitudinal normal stresses
are expanded in series by functions depending on the contour coordinates. The least work principle is used foi
the determination of the coefficients of the series. The potential energy of deformation is represented in the form
U = f,.Odz
being a function of these coefficients. The differential equations expressing the conditions of minimum
of the functional are determined, together with those expressing the natural boundary condit;ons. These
equations are solved for the paiticular case of a simple prismatic shell. The solution obtained is identical with
the solution obtained by other authors by different means, and has the advantage of being more substantiated
physically. There are 5 figures.
INSTITUTION- Institut mekhaniki AN SSSRi MAI (institute of Mechanics AS USSR and MAI)
SUBMITTED: April 27, 1961
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VASILIYEV, VIV... inzh.
Engineering method for stress analysis in hollow chamfers
of flat angle components. Vest.mashinostr. .42 no.1-1:35-38
N 162. (,',LIRA 15:11)
(Strains and stresses)

ACMSIONWRo AP3000869 S/O2%/63/OOO/OO2/0064/uO64
AUTHORt .1 Bendik. P. L. Svecharnik, D. V,, Rardeov, L. K., Vasillpvp v. v. -,177
TITLEt. Flow vtetor.~D Class G Olt, 42e, 2j sub-Ol. No., 145023
7-1
SOURCEs Byul. isobrot6niy i to~arrykh tnakov, no, 2#19639 64
TOPIC TAGS: flow motor, eel indicator
ABSTRAM. Flow meter for liquIds and gases;.its distinguishing feature is that
in order to increase the measuAment accuracy, the operational reliability, and
design simplicity, the sensitive,element of the flow meter (impolier) is made
in the form of the rotor of a selsyn tran=itter of a contactless selsyn system.
No graphics. (Abstractor's note: complete translation]
ASSOCTkIIONt none
SuMaTTEDi 1OFeb6i DATE ACQi* 28M&y63 ENCL; 00
BU ---NO REF-SOV3 ___Q00 OTHM, 006
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FUKHOV, Georgiy Yevgenlyevich; VASIL,IYL'V, Vsevolod Vilftorovich;
STEPAINOV,A-kadiy Yevwenlvevich; TOKAIREITA, 011ga Nikolayevrea;
DIAS, A.L., rea.iza-va; a-AFHLINIA., N.P., Iekh.-. red.;
M.A., tekhn. red.
(Electric modeling of problems in structural mechanics] Elek-
tricheskoe mode-lirovanio zadnch stroitellnoi mekhaniki. [Liyj
G.E.Pukhov i dr. Kiev, Izd-vo All USSR, 1963. 265 P.
(MIRA 170)
(for Pukhov).
1. Chlen-korrespondent A14 Ukr.SSR

VASILIYEV, V.V. (Kiyev),- CHERNYSHENKO, I.S. (Kiyev)
Elastoplastic slate of a structure consisting of spherical
and toroidal shells. Prikl. mekh. 1 no.404-38 165. (MIRA 18:6)
1. Institut mekhaniki AN UkrSSR i Kiyevskiy avtomobillno-
dorozhnyy inatitut.

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"n F. cy'Indric-&-l ghel" made of glass
TI L:
SOURCE: Irmhenemyy zhurnal, V- 5, no- 1, 1965, 143-154
TDPIC TIACS: glass plastic. cylindric&l shell. edp~e effect, shell strvttiwe, Stream
AMITAC"T': The e-,rticle dea."s vitIn the axinll-y rvT-metrical deformation of a cylir-
sting a jarge of identical or-thotropic layers cf "ber-
~~Fk r't
mL~ A t 9 u n a on 0 ra 7 r ra n
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M ~hc g Id t -
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AUTHORI Yelpatlyevskiy, A. N.; Vasillyev, V. V.
TITU i Investigation of the stressed state of a cylindric&! shell vound of fl"Der-
glas ~nateriad
SOURCE: Inzhenerayy zhurnal, v. 5. no. !, !965, 129-142
r
,~Ar,
TOPIC TAGS: cylindrical shell, shell stress, shell deformation,
fiberglas
ABSTRACT: The purpose of the paper was to estimate the role of the edge effect on
the stressed and deformed state of a shell. ',-%e investigated shell is cylindrical
and is produced by winding f"berglas tnrepd ~,r fiberglas ribbor srnnetrical~'y re-
lative to the cylinder generatrix, so that the structure consiats of a large number
of layers of threads joined by a relatively less rigid binder. Since the fiber
directions. whicn determine the elastic-sy-=ety-j axes, do not coincide Vith the
principal directions or the cylindrica-1 s~~rfEce, t4rc t,~ftrlnz_ layers are tvi9ted
LLngle has in tlia caae an opT-oa -~c algr; ror !y-"z_-ct-`c "nich are vou:" ir
1&yLre
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opposite directions, so that _ self-balancing tangential stress are -produced in the
-it is shown-in the--paper that-the -stressed s,'Cate of such a
yer.
_shell- can-be- Vr6kini up into two components, the momentless stress and the edge af -
feet. The mutual shear of the layers is takfn Into account approxinately in the I.r.-
vestigntion of the latter. The equation vritten out for the probler, is solved in
terms of stress, using the least-work princirle, bi the method of asy--ptotic inte-
gration in the form developed by A. '~Idenve-,-er
obo,oChek T
7heorv of elast.~7 r%
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stresi-es. '-n all Dttar cas2s'
trie stressed al,ate dependz no~.Iceal-ly -;r) ti-e rheologic&! p-oper-11'es or tne ',,inder.
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no.9:35-37 157.
I.Giprozhir.
at the Vitabsic Oil Plant* Kaol.-Yhir. prom. 23
(MIM 10:12)
(Vitebsk--Oileeeda--Storage)

VASILIYEV, V.V., inzh.
Mechanization of loading and unloading operations in margarine
plants. Maul.-zhir.prom. 25 no.4:36-37 '59. (MIR& 12:6)
1
1. Goaudarstvennyy institut po proyfiktirovaniyu masloboynoy,
zhirovoy, inylovarannoy, parfyumernoy i margarinovoy promyeblenno-
(Oleomargarine) (Loading and unloading)

VASILIYEV, V.V., inzh,
-- Section warehouse for margarine. Hael.-zhir.prom. 25 no.6:44-4
159. (MIRA 12:8)
l.Gooudarstyenny7 institut po proyektirovaniyu masloboynoy,
zhirovoy, mylovarennoy, parfyumernoy i margarinovoy promyshlennosti.
(Oleomargarine--Storage)

S/081/62/000/022/006/088
B177/B186
AUTHORS: Vasillyev, V. V., Hudenko, M. I.
TITLE: The effect of cations of heavy metals on the properties of
fine-grained emulsions
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal.. Khimiya, noo 22, 1962, 57-58,
abstract 22B393 (Tr. Vses. no-io kinofotoin-ta, no'. 43,
1961, 17-30)
TEXT: The effect was studied of Cd 2+ ions, when introduced in the first
maturing stage, on the photographic properties-of fine-grained AgBr
emulsion (E) with 2 mol~'AgI- 'Shen Cd2+ is introduced, the volumetric
s lution increases, and the
concentration of Ag and the viscosity of the o
swelling and the volume of E decrease; owing to the removal of gelatirie
from the solution by the cadmium. Th Cd2+ ions in a proportion of
.2 mol~o to Ag ensure the minimum dimensions of the microcrystals, the
saaximum monodispersion and the greatest quantity of grains per unit
volume. The reduction in the dimensions of the microcrystals is due to
2- 4-
the formation of autocomplexes of CdBr,, CdBr 4 and CdBr 6 which bind the
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halogen ions and diminish the solubility of AgHal. Co-precipitation of
Cd 2+ and Ag+ is assumed to occur in the first maturing2stage with the
formation of mixed crystals of CdBr 2- AgBr, in which Cd + is uniformly
distributed throughout the lattice as conf *rmed by X-ray ztructural
analysis. Optically sensitized EI; with Cdi+ possess an anomalously high
sensitivity, owing to the increased quantity of defects in the AgBr-Cd
lattice. [~bstracter'B note: Complete translation.1
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VASIL'YEV,, V.V.; LYALIKOV, K.S.; PERFILOV, N.A.
Sensitivity of extra-fine grained P-9 emulsions to the visible spectrum
and their optical sensitization. Zhur. nauch. i prikl. fot. i kin.
6 no. 31227-229 My 161. (MMA 14:5)
1. Leningradekiy institut kinoinzhonerov.
(Photographic emulsions)

RUDEMKO, M.I.
Effect of cadmium cation on fine-grained emulsions. Zhur.TKHO
7 no.2:228-229 162. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Shostinskiy filial Nauchno-issledovatellskogo kino-fotoinstituta.
(Cadmium) (Photographic emulsions)
. f~ 1. 1

Effect of stirring on the properties of high-diaperaion photo-
graphic layers. Zhur.nauch.i prikl.fot.i kin. 7 no.5081-333
s-o 62. MIRA 15ill)
1. Filial Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo kinafotoinstituta,
Shostka.
(Photographic emulsions)

VA811,IYEV, V.Ya.# inzil.
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Spe C4 alized wor'~sh~p lcr tlte --f
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1. Mentrallrcyf) konstruletorrkoye by)ir-c bunfizhnoy i "derctcobraba-
tyva. 0 ,,- 1. '1
yushchey promyshlenricsti Scve'~-, narc~dricvn 1k,
l,a'I,Viyskoy SSR.

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AUTHOR: Rykov, A. G.; Vasilfyev, V. Ya.; Yakovlev,'Go No
OIRG: none
TrM,z Investigations of oxidation-roduc io~reactions of actinide elementso III.
rdnotics of tho reaction between uranium (IV and bromate ions in porchlorate aolutior
SOURC&: RadioldAmiya, v. 8. no. 1, :L966p 33-Ja
TOPIC TAGS: oxidation reduction reaction, chemical kinetics, uranium, bromate, anion
stoichiomotry, roaction rate. hydrogen ion, ion concentration
+ or Mo3-#-
A3371LICT: The mechanism of the conversion of 144* ions to M02
ions in the reaction with anion oxidants has not been well stUdied. The
present study deals with the kinetics of oxidation-reduction reactions of
ions of actinide elements with oxygen-containing anions. The experiments
on the determination of the stoichiomatry of the reaction were conducted
at 250C in 2 M 1=04* The results showed that the stoichiometric coefficient
of the reaction rem6ins approxLmately constant within the limits of 2.1-20
with a change In the ratio of initial reagent concentrations L1U(IV)1
from 2, 5 to 5 - 3,,
-7 Evidently,, the principal reaction is
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accompanied by considerably slower oxidation of U(IV) by BrG- ions-
It has been ahown that the reaction governing the rate of the overall
process passes through two activated complexes formed under different
equations. The reaction rate in the first route does not depend on con-
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VASILIY~V, V. YE.
35309. VASILIYEV, V. YE. Donennaya plavka pri vysokom soderzhanii serl i
shildite. V SB: 50 Lot Ydevsk. Politekhn. In-Ta Diev, 1948, S.
31-131.-Bibliogr: 13 Ilazv.
SO: Letopis' Zhumallnykh Statey Vol. 34, Moskva 1949

VAS!LfY~Wp V. Ye.
"Blast-Furnace Smelting 41th btable Slags." Dr Tech Sci, Cl:zir
of Cast Iror Metallurar and the Theory of Metallurgical Processes,
Fiev Order of Lenin Polytechnical Inst) Irlin Hi~her ZrIucation USSR
Kiev, 3,954- (n, To 8, Feb 55)
30: Stn. ~Nlo. 631, 26 Aug 55-Survey of Scientific and Technical
Dissertations Defended at TUSSH Higher Sducational institutions
(14)

VASIL'YEV,L V. YE. , DEMSEMO, V.O., ATND P01"IMAIM TA, L. A.
Solution of Crystals
Blue vitriol and succinic acid crystals were investigated. The
grmm crystals were dissolved in ethanol of various concentrations.
The speed of solution does not exhibit proportionality to volume,
surface, nve linear crystalline dimensions. An Increase of specific
weight up to 20~, could be observed. (RZhFiz, No. 8, 1,055) -IZY,
Klaysk- Politokhn. in-tq. 14, 1954, 183-195.
SO: Sum. No. 744, 8 Dec 55 - Supplementary Survey of Soviet Scientific
Abstracts (17)

LASIL'IjYA_jje_q_; SAHOKHVAMY, Ya., vedushchiy redektor; GOLOVCHENKO, G.,
tekhnicheskiy redsktor
[Blast furnace smelting with stable slags] Domennaia plavka na
ustoichivykh shlakakh. Kiev, Goo. izd-vo takha.lit-ry USSR, 1956.
259 p- (MM 10:1)
(Blast furnaces)

VASLj;a~~~-
r.P. Izheyn'!Wi and his role in the development of Ukrainian
metallurgy. Nar. z ist. takh. to.3:46-52 156, (KM 10:6)
(Izhevalkii, T.P., 1863-)

VASILlY.',,"Vf Valplriy Andreyevich; 1-%1.1 red.
[Handbook on ~-;afety fcjr Png,-.r
assembly of pi?-es ard inwistrial e,~Uipment in opf-,ratiriil~
MOttillurgical laallt:J ilvila, tku po te~hnikc b( zopfnw,~t
dlia ra~xjchikh I-o irontazhu truboprovcAov i tekluialnCi~,i.c-
-kago 'I ;0J,--,uvuiush(-hlkh tsekhakh
f~heskoi promy.1-hilennosti. 1.1,oskva, Stroilzdat, 1964.

Ponnadiy Vasillye-vich, st.arshiy prepodavatoll; VAS-il."EV,
Vladimir Ivanovich, assistent
Analysis of a ferrite-transistor single-stroke distribu'Gr.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; elektromekh. 6 no.11:1229-1234 163.
(MIRA 17:4)
2. Kafedra avtomatiki i telemckhaniki Taganrogskogo radiotckhni-
cheskogo Instituta.

11amop. VASILIYEV, Vasiliy Yofimovich
Dissortntiont Blnst furmco smolting on stable alngs
Dogreet Doc Toch Sci
A.ffiliation: fnot indicatT
Dofonse Dato, Places 28 Mar 55, Council of Kiev Order of Lenin
Poly.tech Inst
Certifiention aate: 23 Jun 56
Source: B?I-rVO 5/57

SOV/ 137-57-11-21046
T ran slati on from: Referativnyyzhurna I, Meta I lurgiya, 1957, Nr 11, p6l (USSR)
AUTHOR: Vasil'yev
, V.Ye.
TITLE: The Smelting of Pig IrZift to Produce Slags Suitable for Cement
Manufacture (Vyplavka chuguna na shlakakh, prigodnykh dlya
proizvodstva tsementa)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Domennyye shlaki v str-ve. Kiyev, Gosstroyizdat
UkrSSR, 1956, pp 40-50
ABSTRACT: Blast-furnace slags are the cheapest source of binder mat-
erials. However, utilization of the slags resulting from the
melting of open-hearth pig iron is hindered by the high man-
ganous oxide contents (5-916). It is proposed to convert the
blast furnaces of the south to operation with stable low man-
ganiferous (256 MnO) and rnagnesia (716 MgO) slags. When
these types of slags are made, the furnaces are run just as
intensely as before, but it becomes possible to utilize all the
resultant slag in the cement industry. The results of industrial
tests run at the Nr-4 blast furnace of the Azovstal' Plant in
July 1950 are adduced. They show that conversion to stable
Card 1/2 magnesia slags resuits in a sharp improvement in furnace-

SOV/ 137-57-11-21046
The Smelting of Pig Iron to Produce Slags Suitable for Cement Manufacture
performance indices. The coefficient of Mn distribution dropped from 2.04
to 0.7Z. At the same time, the corresponding coefficient of sulfur distribu-
tion increased from Z4.6 to 3776. The consumption of manganese ore dropped
from 0.325 to 0.176 kg/kg pig iron. The MgO contents of the slags came to
6.58% (instead of the customary 1.46%), and that of MnO was 2% (instead of
5.49%). It should be noted that stable magnesia slags make for an improve-
ment in furnace operation and make it possible to raise the blast tempera-
ture to over 8000C without any technological complications. The results of
experiments demonstrating the high qualities of lime-slag cement made
from a mixture of low-manganese magnesia blast-furnace slags, with 5-10%
added lime, are shown.
Y e. V.
Card 2/2

VASIL'YEV, Y.Yu., inzh.
Automation of the assembling and painting of single-unit
car bodies. Mekh.i avtom.proizv. 14 no.9;51-53 S 160.
(MIRA 13:9)
(United States--Automobiles--Bodiag) (Automation)

VASILI-YEV, V.Yu; BARZILOVICH, V.S.
Surface ener&v and process of cast iron inoculation. Nmch.trud7
Inst.mash. i oellkhoz.makh. AN URSR 4-34-50 154. (MTRA 9:9)
(cast iron)

VASILIMT, Vitaliy Zakharavich: GRORGUMMIT, Nikolay Nikolayevich
--'-rUe-ce-as-ed-j--, DMAGO, An.drey Dimitriyevich [deceasedh KCKHM
Andrey Aleksandrovich; TAURCK, Tiktor Grigorlyevich becessedi;
TSATEKIN, Titally Semenoy1ch; SWOSUIXOT, lirill Alsksandrovich:
MUSINTM, T.M., insh., red.; TAIROTA, A.L., red.isd-vat, TIKHA OT,
A.Ta., tekhn.red.
(Reference tables for machine parts] 'Spravochnys tablitay po
detaliam mashin. Izd.4, isyr. i dop. Koskva. Gos.nsuchno-tekhn.
izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry. Pt.l. 1960. 613 p. (MIRA 14:1)
(Y.achinery--Standards)

VASILIYEV V.Z.[deceus,%-:-dj; YOKEN-W, A.A.~ TSATSK]II, V.-").~
TtS MY V " I ~` -YAI. I
M M-~ A. YU61N ', TJM.: iLzh.7 red.
S
[Reference tables on mri,-.hizio parts in 2 volumes] Spra-
vochnye tablitsy po detalAum mushin v 2--kh tomakh. Moskava,
Mashinostroen-le. VoI.I. 1965, 7.16 p. (Mhp 18:9)

VASILIYEV Vitaliy ZEkkharovichl GEORGIYEVSKIT, Hikolay Nikolayevich
-'__Ldecessqdj_-,-DMAGO-,Andrey Dmitriyevich [deceased]; KOXWEV. Andrey
AleksandrovIch;;TAIMOK, Viktor Grigorlyevich(decessed]; TSATSKII,
Vitaliy Semenovich; MWOSaIKOV, Kirill Aleksandrovich; KUSINTAN,
T.M., inzbti-redi; TAIROVA, A.L..,red.izd-va; TURA OV. A.Ya.,
tekhn.red.
[Reterance tables for machine parts] Spravochnye tablitty po data-
liam mashin. Izd.4., ispr. i dop. Koakva, Gos.nBuchno-tekhn.izd-vo
mashinostroit.lit-ry. Pt.2. ig6i. 688 p.
:4)
(MIRA 14
(Machinery--Tables, calculations, ate.)

VASILIYEVO V. Z.
Teahnolo,-n.,
Machine parts, Spravo~:hnik, Koiskm, Ka,3heiz, 1951.
Monthly List of Russian AccoGsioas, ldbrary of Gong 1. ~j
ress, Dqcember 195". Unclassi lied.

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Spra-vochnyye tablitsy po detalyam mashin
[Reference tables for machine parts, byj
V. Z. Vasillyev !,i dr.1 Yoskva, Yashgin, 19
v. diagrs., tables.
Lib. has: 1955, pt. 2
1958 (3. izd) (2v. in I)

TISTLIM V.Z.: GMRGIYgVSKIY, N.N.; DUBTAGO.A.D.: TAUROK, T.G.; MaTSKIN,
S:- SHAPOSHMKOV, K.A.VXH&VADYAN, G.A., redaktor; SOKOWVA,T.F.
telchnichask1y radaktor.
(Reference tables for macbine parts] Spravochnyn tablitsy po
detaliam nashin. goskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.
lit-ry. Pt. 2.1955. 239 P. (MLRA P:9)
(Nnehanical engineering--Tables. calculations. etur.)

V,q --,/ 4, Y-1 V1.1 /c1.51. The line width
increases from 45-80 oe to 200-400 oe as temperature -i.s raised from 770K
to.200-2300K, but the position of the lines does not change. The spin-
lattice relaxation time 11 as determined from the width of the experimental
absorDtion curve of Ti-0 lis approximately 5-10-9 8ec at 770K. T 1 depends
on temperature approximately as T-n where n~~-1-2. The epr signal intensity
and the static magnetic susceptibility -,~0likewise depend on the
composition of the TiOx system. In the initial section of the intensity
curve, intensity
dard 1/3.

3/181/62/004/006/017/0-1-4
Electron paramagnetic resonance... B125/B104
(h2+h1)/h 0- increases owing to the -increasing concentration of Ti+3 in the
rutile-type lattice, where h 1 and h2 are the moduli of the signal maximum
and signal minimum and h 0 is the sum of the moduli. The peak on the
intensity curve at x '-r 1.93 is due prusumably to the formation of one or
more compounds of the homologous Anderson series Ti no 2n-1' *~ round
x~---1.8, the 9-factor changes considerably and the magnetically non-
equivalent positions of ~i pass over,)into equivalent positions. This
region corresponds to the anomalies of the isotherms of static magnetic
susceptibility. In the P-phase of the TiOx system, the T.i+3 ions are
ambient to low-symmetry neighborhood. At a low concentration, spin-spin
interaction in the TO X system is of minor importance. Intensity and
asymmetry of the signal decrease linearly to zero in the range of (-phase.
The g-factor of the epr signal in the P- and -phases changes from
1.949 to 1.963. Absorption in T-80 (T-60) ceiamic (g = 1.93 and g - 1.97)
at liquid nitrogen temperature is caused by Ti,3 in various crystalline
Card 2/3

5/181 /62/004/006/017/051
Electron :aramagnetic resonance.... B!25,~B104
surrouzidin,tzs. The physical and cheirical processes in polycrystalline
dielectrics containing loss than a7 )t; titanium oxide8 change the
intensitivs of the epr spectra by about one, order of ma&nitude. There
are 1 figure and 1 table. The most important English-language reference
is: P. Chester. Bull. Amer. Phys. Soc., 5, 73, 196o.
SUBMITTED:
January 22, 1962
Card

VASILIYEV, Ye.; VAKHLAMOV, 1.
Improve the economic stimulation for the creation and uEe of
modern technolog7. Sots. trud 7 no.8:40-47 Ag 162,
(MIRA 15:10)
(Technological innovations) (Bonus system)

XUZIXIN, Te., starshiy dispetcher-tekhnolog; V'ASIL'YEV Ye., brigadir
kranove ~! - '~', io'
grazchikov; TIMOYMY, A., starshiy he ~k-:
starohiy kranqvshohik; KHVOSTOVA, DA..,,red,; KIRSANOTA, N.A.,
tekhn.red.
(Now;equipment in the port of Riga]Novala tekhnika v Rizhskom
portu. Izd-vo VTsSPS Profizdat, 1958. 54 p. (XIRA 12:3)
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VASILIYEV, Ye.; KUNELI5KIY, L.
For careful and economical labor expenditure. Sots. trud
8 no.12:14-21 D 163. (MIRA 17:2)

SKVORTSOVA, M., kand.okonom.nauk; VASILIYEV, Ye,
Transportation of pulpwood lqgs for woodpulp copbines in the Baltic
States. Rech. transp. 22 no,2:9-11 F 163. ' (MIRA 16:5)
1. Glavnyy dispetcher Belomorsko-Onezhakogo parokhodstva (for
Vasillyev).
(Lumber-Transportation) (Baltic statea--Woodpulp industry)

VASIL'YEV Ya
"Deeds and people of demonstration farms" by VvM.Demin. Reviewed
by IA. Vasillev. Zemledelie 25 no.4:95 Ap 163. (MIRA 16:5)
(Collective farms) (Demin, P.M.)

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Provincial Agronimic Conference in Kirov. Zemledelie 25 no.4:
86-87 Ap 163. (KRA 16: 5)
(Kirov Provinoe--Agriculture--Congresans)

TYUNYAYEV., M.; IVCHENKO, N.; VASILIyEv, Ya.; RYABOKUCHMA, S.; BRATEPSKIY, F.,
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Use of jet engines and ventilating systems for drying corn. Muk.-
elev.prom. 28 no.3tl&24 Mr 162. (KM 15W
le Nachallnik upravleniya khlebopriyemnykh predpriyatiy Ministerstva
zagotovok Moldavskoy SSR (for Tyunyayev). 2. Zamentitell nachallnika
Chernovitskogo upravleniya zagotovok (for Ivchenko). 3. Glavnyv
inzhener Kuybyshevskogo upravleniya zagotovok (for VaBillyev).
4- Zamestitell direktora po kachestvu Khashchevatakogo khlebopriyemnogo
predpriyatiya (for Ryabokuchma). 5. Severo-Osetinskiy sellskokhoyay~-
stvennyy institut (for Braterakiy).
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AUTHOR t.-tvq-Aijjte n, E. Ye. C~kj~ I.; V. 3s-
TITIE: X-ray and Kp, emission lines of titanium in oxides
Falo2 -
SOME., AN SSSR. Dokladyp ve '163, no. 1, 1965, 63-a
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TOPIC TAGS: titanium oxidep x ray emission, line width, crystal lattice str cture,
spectral fine structure
AWOTRACT: This in a continuation of earlier experimental investigations (DM1 v.
155, no. 2, 1964 and DAN v. 157., no. 2, 196k) devoted to tbe fine structure of K
erdosion bands of titanium In lower oxides (Tion) of the hexagonal (0 < n < OMI
and cubic (0.85 < n < 1.2) structure in the region of homogeneity of these phases.
In the present paper these data are 5upplemented with Information on the energj, and
emission lines in the same phases) of variable componi-
shape of the illy and 116.
tion, and also Worther oxides with 1.5 < n < 2. The lower oxides were prepared
in the same muner as before. The prepaxation of -the other oxides is described
briefly. The x-ray spectra and the fluorescence of the titanium in the oxides
rere determined with a DRS-2 spectrograph under conditions similar to those of the
earlier experimerrLs. The results sbaw that for the lower oxides (up to n m 1.20)
the energy of the maxima of the F.., and J~r2 lines remains conDtant and tho same as
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in metallic titanium. The maximum of the YO, remains constant for the hexagonal
oxides~ but shifts in the range 0.85 < n < 1.2 towards the longer wavelengths. The
shapes (half-widths and asymmetry indices) of the FU lines remain constant when
0 < n < 0-45. The half-width of the F,3, line increahd linearly, and its asymet-
ry Index has a more complicated variation. In the cubic structure oxides the para-
ineters of all lines behave in analogous fashion, the half-width increasing linear-
ly and-the asymmetry index exhibiting nonmonotonic variation. No appreciable de-
gree of homogeneity Is observed when 1.5 < n < 2, but the maxima of all lines shift
towards the long-wave side. Ilie results are interpreted from the point of view of
the number of electrons participating in the chemical bond. This report was pre-
rented by A. P. Vinogradorv. Orig. art. has 1 4 figures and 1 table.
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ASSOCIATION: Institut neorganicheskoy Ichimii Sibirakogo otdeleniya Ahademli nauk
SSSR (Institute of Inorganic Chemistry, Siberian Depaa-tmeirb, Academy of Sciences '~Y
SSSR); Inotitut Beoltbimil, ianaliticheskoy khimlll_E~. _V. f. Vernadakogo Almdeai
nauk SSSR (Institute of Geochemist and Anal ic Chem1qtz7j Acq4
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SOBOUEVA, M.S.; VASILIYEV, Ya.V.
Enthalpy of the formation of nickel telluride NiTel.00
NiTei. 500 Vest. LGU 17 no.16:153-155 162. (MIRE 15:9)
(Nickel telluride) (Enthalpy)

VASIL I YEV, Ya tV- L SOBOLEVA, M.S.
Calorimeter for measuring the heats of high-temperature processes.
Zhur. fiz. kbim. 36 no.4:907-910 Ap 162. (KRA 15:6)
1. Leningradskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.
(Calorimeters)

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AUT1fORS i Ya.V., Khrycheva, D.D., Arlya, S.M.
TITLE: Magnetic susceptibility of lowor oxides of titanium
PERIODICAL; Zhurnal neorganichoskoy khimii, v. 8, no. 4, 1962, 788 790
The aim of this work was to investigate tbo dependence of the mag-
netic susceptibility of the lower oxides of,titanium on composition, In order to
confirm the phase ratios in the low-oxygen region of the-Ti - 0 system and to
obtain experimental data on the magnetic properties of the metallic phases with
the participation of the 3d elements being the object of numerous theoretical
studies. The samples were annealed, first at 1,400*c for 3 h, then at 1,150"C
for 15 h, and finally at 1,000*C for 10 h, and subsequenly quenched. The mag-
netic susceptibility of the lower titanium oxides was measured between -194 and
+100 C by Faraday's method at different intensities of the magnetic field,(up to
18,000 oersteds). The current intensity in the windings of the electromagnet
was maintained within t 0.05% of the given value. The forces acting on the sam-
.
"a in the magnetic field were measured with a quartz torsion microbalance with
p
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a sensitivity of 5 - lo-7 g. The measured sample is kept in a cryostat de-
scribed.by A.S. Borovik-Romanov [Zh. eksp. i teoret. fiz., v. 29, 790 (1955)].
The absolute error of measurement was about 2 to 3%, and the relative error was
about 0.5%. The magnetic susceptibility of the titanium oxides TiO /1.20 was
found to be independent of temperature. The transition from the metal to the
oxide in the Ti - 0 system is characterized by a decrease in magnetic suscepti-
bility. The shape of the dependence of the magnetic susceptibility on the index
of the oxygen atom confirms that the upper limit of the homogeneity region of the
solid solution of oxygen in titanium, corresponds to Ti.00.50, while the lower lim-
it of the homogeneity region of titanium oxide correzponds to TOO The
-85-
shape of the dependence of the magnetic susceptibility of-titanium oxide on,com.-
position shows a singular point corresponding to the stoichlometric composition
TiOi.oo which fits the shape of the dependence of other properties of titanium
oxide on its composition. There are 2 figures and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (Leningrad State Univer-
sity)
BMTMIM: August 15, 1962
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KHARITONOV, Ye.V. ------
314~ctron paramagnetic resonance in the system titonium-oxygen.
ftz. tver. tela 4 no.6:1496-1499 Je 162. (KIRA 16:5)
(Parattknotic resonance and relaxation) (Titanium Qxides)

VASILIYEV, ra.V.; KHREHEVA, D.D.; ARIYA, S.M.
Magnetic susceptibility of lower titanium oxides. Zhur.neorg.]Chim,
8 no-4088-790 Ap 163. OURA 160)
1. Leningradskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.
(Titanium oxides-Magneti properties)

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!AUTHORSi Vasillyev Ya. V. and Shcherbakova, G. A.
TX-TLEt Magnetic susceptibility in the system c(-Fe 203'a-Al 203
P8RtODICALs Fizika tverdogo tela, V. 5, no, 4# 1963, 1090 - 1093
TEXTs A solid solution of cx-Fe 203 - a-Al203 was prepared from pure (pia.)
initial substances and subjected to X-ray phase analysis. The two-phase
range was found to be between Ie3 and 85.t5 mole% a-Fe2o 3' The magnetic
1
susceptibility was measured according to the Faraday method in fields of
10-18 koe. X was 'determined as a function of the composition for tempera-
turea between 20 and 8500C with an absolute accuracy of �3~- 1 of prepara-
tions containing more than 10-/') Fe 0 deptnded on the field strength and was
2 3
therefore not measured. The curvPs 1/X - f(T) show an inflection point near
room temperaturel below and above this pcint 7, satisfies tile Curie-Viciss law6
With increasing content of a-Al 0 the Curie4eiss constant 0 tends to zero
2 3
and the magnetic moment of the Fe-III ions to the magnetic moment of the free
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Fe-III ions in their ground state. The behavior of the Fe203 system on dilu-~
tion agrees with results of theoretical considerations (J. Phys. Chem. Sol.,'
10, 19, 1959; 16, 169, 1961). There are 2 figurea and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradakiy gosudarstveiinyy universitet (Leningrad State
University)
SUBIMITTEDs November 4, 1962
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AUTHOR: Vasillyev, Ye.
TITLE: A Turn Counter for a Windin Bench (Schetchik vitkov
dlya namotochnogo stanochka~
PERIODICAL; Radio, 1959, Nr 3, p L~2 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A bicycle kilometer counter may be used as a turn
qounVer for a winding bench. It is necessary to
convert the reading of the counter according to the
following formula -
a + x
Ir
whereby a - reading of the counter at the start of
the coil winding
Q - reading of the counter at the end of the
winding operation
x - number of turns required.
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VASILIYEV, Ye.
New developments in paying bonuses to engineers and technicians.
Sots. trud 7 no,11:108-116 N 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(Technicinng in industry) (Bonus qyptem)