SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VILENKIN, M.YA. - VILENKIN, N.YA.

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KLIMOV, K.; VILENKIN, A.
Req~uirements for viscosity-temperature characteristics of
transmission oils. Avt.transP. 35 no.9:13-14 S 157. (MIRA 10:10)
(Automobiles-Librication)

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KLIMOV,
Losces of energy during the Initial operation of transmission
devices at low temperatures. Avt.i trAkt.prom. no-7:24-26 J1 '57.
(MIRA 10:11)
(Automobiles--Cold weather operntion) (Automobiles--Transmission devices)

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AUTHORS: Klimov, K.I. and Vilenkin, A.V. 65-?-?/14
TITLE: The Influence of Physico-chemical Properties of Lubricating
Oils on Energy Losses in Gear Transmission (Vliyaniye
fiziko-khimicheskikh svoystv smazoehnvkh masel na poteri
energii v shesterenchatoy peredache)
PERIODICAL: Khimiya i Tekhnologiya Topliva i Masel,_195?, No.?,
pp. 39 42 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: An investigation of the dependence of energy losses in
gear transmissions on the properties of lubricating oils was
carried out using various industrial gears as well as models.
The oils investigated and their properties are given in the
table, Altogether 3 series of experiments were carried out; in
the first series, the dependence of energy losses on oil tempera-
ture was established using special low rtp.me gears, and on
automobile gears rA~-51; in the second and third series, the
relationship between energy losses and oil viscosity at various
gear speeds eLnd various loads. The experimental results are
shown in graphical forms, Figs. 1-4. It was established that
increasing energy losses with decreasing oil temperatures for
oils of different chemical composition and produced by diff-
erent methods are determined only by increases in their viscosity.
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65-?-?/14
The Influence of Physico-chemical Properties of Lubricating Oils on
-Energy Losses in Gear Transmission
The law of the dependence of energy losses on the viscosity of
oil is general for all gear aggregates. It is independent of
such factors as geometry of gears, the number of joined pairs
of gears, the shape and dimensions of the gearbox, etc. On
changes of the above factors, only the absolute value of the
energy losses changes. The energy losses in a gear transmission
are determined not by whipping of oil nor by its spraying on
and swirling, but by the resistance in streams formed during
the rotation of gears, i.e. by viscous resistances. In order
to decrease the latter, oils of a minimum permissible viscosity
(consistent with wear resistance requirements) and a flat
temperature-viscosity curve should be used. There are 4 figures
and 5 Russian references.
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ILIMOV, K.; VINOGRADOV, V., SZNICMN, M.; FOKIIA, A.; VILSMN, A.
Now oils for automobile transmission units. Ayt.tranap. 3) no.11:
17-19 N '53. OaAA 9:3)
(Automobiles--Lubrication)

ROZHKOV, I.Y.; KLIMOV, K.I.; KORNILOVA, Te.M.; - VILINKIN, A-V.
Performance, characteristics of T-type fuel stabilized by the
antioxidant FCh-16. Xhinj tekh.topl. i masel 5 no. 11:49-
53 N 160. (HIRA 13:11)
(Jet planes--Yuel) (Petroleum--Refining)

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AUTHORS: Klimov, K. I., Vilankin, A. V-p Kichkin, G. 1.
TITLE: New method of evaluating the effectiveness of anti-seizing
additives to oils and fuels
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 6, 1962, 546, abstract
6M297 (Sb. "Prioadki k maslam i toplivam", M. , Gostoptekhizdat,
1961, 273-276)
TEXT: To evaluate the anti-seizing properties of lubricating materials$ a:
new design of friction machine is developed, simulating the operating
conditions of a friction couple in real mechanisms in respect of slip
speed (0-5-30 m1seo), temperature (up to 2000C), and periodicity of contact
in a wide range of variations (a diagram of the friction machine KB-1
W-1) is given). A method is proposed for a comparative evaluation of
the anti-seizing properties of lubricating materials and other petroleum
products (e.g.p jet fuels). The anti-seizing properties of some petroleum!
products are investigated in the pure state and with additives. It is I/
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shown that the device and method of evaluation proposed are characterized
by hif~ sensitivity. [Abstracter's notet Complete translation.]
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AUTHORt Kichkin, 0. 1.1 Rozhkov 1 Vilenkin, A. V.1 Kornilova, Ye. X.
TITLE: Effect of additives on anti-wear propertie's of fuels\\
SOURCE: Xhimiya i tekhnologiya topliv i maselj, no. 6, 1963, 6o-65
TOPIC TAGS% additives, anti-wear, fuelsj anti-oxidants, dispersant stabilizers,
metal deactivator, surface-activa additives
ABSTRACTs The anti-wear properties of fuels T-1 and TC-1 (naphtha-kerosene
fraction) and_1-2\\~naphtha-kerosene-benzene fraction! were investigated. 7-1
showed best and T-2 the worst anti-wear properties; increasing temperature from
20 to 150 degrees noticeably reduced the anti-wear properties. Addition of
small amount (0,01% by weight) of antiwear additives.\\(s-organic compounds, or
thiophosphoric acid esters) developed for oils, increased anti-wear properties
of th6 fuels to the same extent as the addition of anti-oxidants and dis-
persant stabilizers. A metal deactivator showed very little surface-active 17
effect, but surface active phenols or phenylenediamine improved fuel stabij~_i
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T. 12399-63
ACCESSION NR.- AP3001670
and increased anti-wear property. "K. L Klimov was one of the supervisors at
the start of the work." Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 3 tables,
ASSOCIATIONs none
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VINOGRADOV, V.; KLMMSOV. To.; VILEMCIN, As
Improve the quality of automobile transmission oils. Art.
transps, 33 no.1:16-17 Ja'55- (HLRA 8:3)
(Automobiles-Lubrication)

KICHKIN, Grigoriy Igantlyevich; VILENKIN Aleeks V1 h;
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LEVINA
) Ye. S. . ved. reCT. ,POLOSD tekhn. red.
[Oils for the hydromechanical transmissions of motor
vehicles and of wheeled and crawler tmctors] Masla dlia
idromekhanicheskikh transmisBA avtomobilai i traktorov
kolesnykh i gusenichnykh.). Moskva, Gostoptekhizdat,
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1963. 142 p. (MIRA 16:8)
(Motor vehicles-Lubrication)
(Tractors-Lubrication)

ACC--NRi Amoim (04) SOURCE CODEt UR/0065/65/000/012/0044/0047
AUTHOftSt Sharapov, V. I.1 Vilenkin A. V.; Kichkin, G,_ I Xz_
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ORG: none
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TITLE: Influence of polyisobutylenslon the wear-resistant propert es #of an oil base
.SOURCE: Khimiya i tekhnologiya topliv i mosel, n. 12, 1965, 44-47
TOPIC TAGS: lubricant, lubricant additive, polyisobutylene, organic lubricant
ABSTRACT: The effect of polyisobutylene additive on the woar-resistant properties
of a number of jubric ting oilollwas studied. The experimental technique employed is
described by K. I. Klimov and A. V, Vilenkin P (Avtor. svid. No. 121967). The depend-~
once of the critical load on the concentration of polyisobutylone, the effect of the
molecular weight of the polyisobutylone on the wear-resistant properties of the oils,~
and the temperature dependence of the latter were studied, The experimental results
are presented in graphs and tables (see Fig. 1). It was found that the addition of
polyisobutylene improved the lubricating properties of the oils, the effect being
more pronounced the lower the molecular weight of the additive. The protective
action of polyinobutylene decreased with increasing temperature. It is suggested
that the additive improves the lubricating properties of the oil by forming a pro-
tective film on the frictional aurface.
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Orig. art. hasi 2 tables and 4 graphs.
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VIIMIKIII, A.V.
Some trends in the development of automobile trananisuion oils
intheU.S.A. lChim.itekh.topl.1musel 4 no.2:63-65 F'59-
(MIRA 12:2)
(United State s--Labricat ion and lubricants)

S/262/62/000/010/014/024
1007/1207
AUTHORS: Klimov, K. L, Vilenkin, A. V. and Kichkin, G. 1.
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TITLE: A new method of estimating the efficiency of antiseizing additives to oils and fuels
PERIODICAL- Referativnyy zhurnal, otdet'nyy vypusk. 42. Silovyye ustanovki, no. 10, 1962, 68, abstract
42.10.381. In collecton "Prisadki k maslarn i toplivam". Moscow, Gostoptekhizdat, 1961,
273-278
TEXT: A basically new design of a friction-type engine with two intersecting cylinders and intermittent
contact of friction surfaces has been developed for testing the antiseizing properties of additive-type lubricants.
For a comparative analysis of these properties, it is necessary to simulate during the test the ficld conditions
for sliding speed, contact of friction surface and temperature, over a large range of variation of these charac-
tcristics. A new method, simulating field conditions, has been devised for testing the antiscizing properties of
lube oils; this method has been applied to the study or certain oil products including additive-typc oils. It is
shown that both the new type of test engine and the test method suggested, ensure a markedly higher test
accuracy, in comparison with other methods and apparatus (e.g. the four-ball friction engine). There arc 3
figures and 4 references.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation.1
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AL 02193-67 EWT(M)/T DJIJA-J
~CC R~-AP60.32091 (A) SOtJRCE; CODE! UR/0256/66/000/009/0069/0070
AUTITOR.-* Vilenkin, A. V. (Engineer; Lieutenant Colonel; Candidate of technical
sciences); Bessmertnyy, 1. (Engineer; Lieutenant Colonel); Korolev, V. P-
(Engineer; Major) 361
ORG: none -8
TITLE: Protective storage of machinery by lubricant additives
SOURCE: Vestnik protivovozdushnoy oborony, no. 9, 1966, 69-70
TOPIC TAGS: lubricant additive, lubricant vlecosity, lubricating oil
/AKOR-1 additive
ABSTRACT: The AKOR-1 ~1 additive is obtained by processing certain low viscosity
oils with nitric acid, followed by neutralization with alkali to which steartn has
been added. Adding 3-20% of AKOR-1 to any regular lubricating oil will keep
machinery free from rust for two to three years. The folloWing percentages are
used, according to conditions: 3% for machinery stored In heated places, 5-6016
If stored In unheated places, 10% if kept in the open air, and 15-20% if stored in
subtropical or coastal areas. The maintenance costa per motorized vehicle are
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reduced by 32 to 46 rubles for five years if AKOR to used. The characteristics of
regular oils to which AKOR-I has been added are described In detail In a pamphlet
entitled "Inhibited oils and fuels" (Inhibirovannyye masla I topliva) published by the
Central Scientific Research Institute for Technical Information and Economies
(Tsentrallnyy nauc hno-Issledovat ell skty Institut tekhnickeskoy informataii I
ekonomit) of Neftegaz (Coal and gas) in 1064.
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DAVYDOV, Pavel Semenovich; CHERNYSHEV, Valeriy Olegovich; VORONTSOV,
A.Ye., inzh., retsenzent; VILENKIN, B.I., nauchn. red.;
BRYTSINA) I.M., red.; ?.aYAKOVA, D.M., tekhn. red.
[True motion indicator In a ship's radar] Indikator istin-
nogo dvizheniia sudovykh RLS. Leningradv Sudpromgiz; 1963.
163 P. (MIRA 17:3)

- DMMAN) Yakov- IBaakoviuch; GOLIRD, Boris Moiseyevich;-YAKOVLEV,
Vladimir Nikolayevich, kand.tekhn. nauk, retsenzent;
VILENKINj Boris Illich nauchnyy red.; ODOYEVTSEVA, I.G.)
-red-.,-TS-~-, ii., t:=.. red. - I
[Adjustment and testing of rrdar equipment-] Nastroika i ispyta-
nie radiolokatsionnoi apparatury. Leningradi.3udpromgiz, 1962.
322 P. (MIRA 1517)
(Radar) I

oAKOV, Veniamin I~'xallfivich, GOLIDsIlITITU, L,D,, rotnoll-'el A-A.U:UJ'j!;
B.I.V rotsenzent! KOGJU;' II.L.p nauchrory rcd.; 11P.I'llIZA, 1,,I.,
rea-.; I-SAL, H.K.. tokhn. red.
(Radar displiq units] Indikatornye ustroistva rtidiolokatsion-
A
rrjkh stantsii. Leningrad, Suldpromgiz, 1962. 531 P.
(141RA 15-10)
('.Zadar)

VIU,NKIN.. B.Ya.
Iiterpretation of datla of large-scale collections of benthos.
4ceanologiia 5 no.1:128-133 165. (MIRA 1~?W
1. Irstitut biologii yuzhnykh morey AN UkrSSR.

SNEGOVSKIY, F.P., kand.takhn.nauk; POLIDOROV, A.V., lnzh~j U11N, P.L,j
inzh.; VILESKINY D.M., Insh.
Industrial testing of an ore--cr-ashing ball mill with hydrostatic
bearings. Vest.mashinostr. 45 no.10941-42 0 165.
(MIRA 18,.11)

KHVATOV, Yu.A., inzh.; VILENKIN, D.M., inzh.; KNYAZFITSKIY, Yu.A., inzh.
New durable designs of, lining plates for ore grinding mills. Gor.
zhur. no.12:31-35 D 63. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Novo-Krivorozhskiy gornoobogatitellnyy kombinat.

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Call Nr: AF 1108825
Transactions of thq Third All-union Mathematical Congress (Cont. ) MOSCCV,
Jun-Jul '56, Trudy '56, V. 1, Seat. Rpts., Izdatel'Eitvo AR 55SR, Moscow, 1956, 237 pp.
Azletskiy, S. P. (Sverdlovsk). Sylow Class System and Some
Problems of the Theory of Finite Groups. 17
Mention is made of Chunikhin, S. A. There are 2 references.,
both of them USSR. 17
Andrunakiyevich, V. A. (Moscow). Associative Rings With
Minimal Two-sided Ideals. 18
There are 6 references, all of which are English.
Vagner, V. V. (Saratov). Generalized Heaps and Generalized
Groups. 18-9-0
--Yilenkin. H. Ya. (Moscow). The Theory of 71opological
Abeli-an-G-r-oups. 20
Mention is made of Pontryagin, L. S.
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BMTSANSKI, V.G. [BoIteyanskiy,.V.G.] (Moscova);-VjLZW~N,_N.I. (Moscova);
IAGLOMJ I.M. (Yaglom, M.] (Moscova) -
Contents of the mathematics course in secondary schools.
Gaz mat fiz 14 no.7082-384 J1 162.

VILEMKIN, Naum Yakovlevic"jffACHAYAs M.M. , red.; PLAKSHE, L.Yu., tekhn.
red.
[Mothodof puccessive approximations] Metod posledavatelln7kh pribli-
zlleAii. Igoskva,, Goo. izd-vo fiziko-matem. lit-ry, 1961. 63 P.
(Approximate computation) (MIHA 1~-.9)

VILENKIN p N. Ya". ;, SHVARTSBURDI IS. I. (Mook7a)
Teaching 2-imito of variables and of functlops in a secondary school.
Mat. v shkole no.1:24-34 Ja-F 161. (MIRA 14:3)
(Calculus -Study and teaching)

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System of orthanorm',il functions on G with respect to the
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classical theory of Fourier serica. For example he shows
that the Lebesgue constants of his stries are 0(log I%) and
that the *,--ries ca-rinot converge to zero everywhere unless
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