SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VLADIMIRSKIY, T.A. - VLADIMIRISKY, V.V.

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VIADIMIPSKIY, T.A., doktor tekhn.nauk
Heat treatment of weldments made bor pressure gas welding. SvaT.,
proizv. no,ltl2-13 Ja 163. (KMA 16:2)
1. Vaesoyuzny7 nauchno-Issledovatel'3kiy institut zheleznodoro-
zhnogo transports. Ministeretva tutey soobahcheniya.
(Gas welding and cutting) (Annealing of metals)

___YjADWMLM,__T..A. doktor tekhn.nauk
Testing the susceptibility of welded joints to brittle feilure.
Svar.proizv. noi7:39-41 J1 162. (KMA 15:12)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatellakiy institut zhelezno-
dorozhnogo transporta Ministerstva putey soobahcheniya.
(Steel-Welding) (Welding-Testing)

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A006/A101
AUTHOR: --Vladimirskly, T. A., Doctor of Techn[cal Sciences
TITLE: On the heat treatment of weld joints in gas pressure welding
PERIODICAL: Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 1, 1963, 12 - 13
TEM The author discusses the results of an experimental investigation
carried out by V. D. Taran, N. V. Bobritskiy and A. S. Fallkevich, who consider
that brief-lasting heat treatment of pressure-welded low-carbon steel joints has
no substantial effect on the mechanical properties of the welds. An analysis of
the experiments performed shows that the method of.impact tests was not appro-
priate and Insufficiently'sensitive. To Increasq the sensitivity of tests, It
is recommended to select conditions where the upper limit of cold brittleness
approaches the test temperature, by increasing the depth of notches etc.. This
condition has not been fulfilled in the aforementioned impact tests, as narrow
specimens (4 mm) with a soft notch have boon used. The selection of such spe-
cimens resulted in the reduced sensitivity of the test method and did not reveal
the positive Bide of heat treatment after gas-pressure welding. In fact, even
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S/135/63/000/001/01/016
On the heat treatment of weld joints in... A006/A101
short-time treatment improves thd structure of welds and has a positive effect
upon the ductility of the joints'when steels with diffdrent carbon contents
are used. There are I figure and I tabl e.
ASSOCIATION: TsNII MPS
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TLADIMIRSKIYY T.A., doktor tekhn.nauk
Effect of various factors on steel susceptibility toward
brittleness. Metal-loved. i term. obr. met. no.5:25-26 Fq
,62. (MIn 15:5)
(Steel-Brittleness)

3/1 35/62/GZ/J/0J')7/0 10/0 10
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AUTHOR-, Vladimirskiy, T. A., Doctor of Technical Sciences
TITLE-~ On the use of brittle-fallure sensitivity of weld joints
PFRIODICAL! Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 7, 1962, 39 - 40
TEXT.' The author discusses some conclusions drawn by M. Kh, Shorshorov
and V. D, Kodolov who analyzed the notch-sensitivity of steel with the use of
S-21ffiadt specimens having notches of different sharpness and hard inserts.
(Ref. I- Shorshorov, M. Kh., Kodolov, V. D.: "Changes in the properties of low-
alloy and carbon steels of the perlite class during are welding" - Svarochnoye
proizvodstvo, 1957, no. 12. Ref. 2: Sborshorov, M. Kh., Kodolov, V. D.! ffNotch-
sensitivity of low-alloy and carbon steels in arc welding" - Svarochnoye proiz-
vodstvo, 1961, no. 8). These authors consider that changes in toughness depend-
ing on the linear energy of the are, are similar for Menager specimens and for
Schnadt specimens with notches of any sharpness. Data are tabulated by the author
of the present article, concerning welding conditions and toughness values for
specimens with different notches, which show that an estimation of welding condi-
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3/135/62/000/007/010/010
On the use of brittle-failure... Aoo6/AIOI
tions from impact tests of sharp-notched specimens may differ from results ob-
'_.-tinP3 with soft-notched samples. This is In accordance with the theory that. the
brittle. senstivtty of steel can not be estimated on the basis of nerlen testa
w1th Mpnagki, specimens only; tho low critical brittle temp,~ritLurs In the ease
of ~q zoft notch Is a necessary but insufficient condition for the low brittle-
_~'~ns!tivlty of sharp-notched specimens. Toughness values of the weld-adjacent
zone and critical brittle temperatures are compared. These data show that the
-)valua-tinn of the weld-adjacent zone wltb the aid of soft-notched specimens is
incompletA_ Due to the labor-consuming manufacture of Schnadt specimens, the
alithor recommends for practical use standard specimens such as type I and IV
GOST 94.54-60 specimens with round and triangular notches of I and 0.25 mm radius
rpspentively. 'There are 2 tables.
A3SOCIATION; TSNII MPS
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VLADIMI'RW:jY.__T..A.q doktor teklin.nauk; VROBMVSKIY, R.V., inzh.;
GLEBOV, L.V., inzh.; GODIN, V.M.p kand.tekhn.nauk; GUZOV,
S.G., inzh.; GULYAYKV, A.I., inzh.; YERSHOV, L.K., inzh.;
KOCMIOVbICIY, N.Ya., kand.tekhn.nauk; LMAVMUY, X.V., prof.,
doktor takhn.nauk; PATOIT, B.Ye., skademik, prof., doktor tekh~.
nauk; RABINOVICH, I.Ya., kand.teldin.nouk; RADASHKOVICH, I.M.,
inzh.; RYKALIN, N.N., prof., doktor tokhn.nauk; SPZUOR, O.Sh.,
inzh.; KHRENOV, K.K., akBdemik, prof., doktor tekhn.nauk;
CHRUiYAK, V.S., inzh.; CHULOSOIKOV, P.L., inzh.; SHORSHOROV,
K.Kh., kand.tekhn.nauk; BRATKOVA, 0.11., prof., doktor tekhn.naitk,
nauclmyy red.; BRIITBERG, I.L., kand.tekhn.nauk, nauchnyy red.;
GELIKA11, A.S., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk, nauchnyy red.; KOIMRATOVICH,
VJI., inzh.i nauchnyy red.; KRASOVSKIT, A.I., kand.tekhn.nauk,
nauchnyy red.; SKAKUN, G.7.,.kand.tekhn.nauki nauchnyy red.;
&XCLOV. Ye.V., inzh., red.; IVANOVA, K.N., inzh., red.izd-va;
SOKOLOVA. T.F., tekhn.red.
[Welding handbook] Spravochnik po avarke. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-
tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry. voi.l. 196o. 556 p.
(MIRA 14:1)
1. AN USSR (for Paton, Khrenov). 2. Ohledy-lmllrespondentyAN SSSR
(for Rykalin, Khrenov).
(Welding--Handbooks, manuals, etc.)

__VL.ADIHMLSUr, TbA'.. doktor tekhn.nauk,- SELIVAROV, K,V., inzh.;
kffAixOv --- o .- Ye. . tekhnik; KOLESNIKOV, L.A. , tekhni
Gas-pressure welding of railroad train parts with acetylene
substitute gases. Svar. proizv. no.12:28-31 D 161.
- (MIRA 14:12)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledo.*%te.11okly institut zheleznodorzhnogo
transports. Ministerstva putey ecobshcheniya.
Gas welding and cutting.-Equipment and supplies)
comotives-41aintenance and repair)
t

11LADE-MILATY3 TiWion .1oksoyovich
Khrupkost' Staley. ~*-.oskva, .':ashgiz, 1959.
232 (1) p. i-Ilus., diagrs graphs, tables.
Bibliography: p. 213-(2335

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S/697/61/000/000/016/0!8
D D228/D303
AUTHORS: Danilova, G. P., Nalltsev,-M. V., poplavko, M. V. and
Vladimirskaya, T. M.
TITLE: Addition materials for welding titanium alloys
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut metallurgii im. A. A. Bay-
kova. Institut mineralogii, geokhimii i kristallolchimii
redkikh elementov. Mezhduvedomstvennaya komissiya po
redkim metallam. Vsesoyuznoye soveshchaniye po problems
reniya. Moscow, 1958. Reniy; trudy soveshchaniye. Mos-
cow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1961, 203-208
TEXT: In this study the aim of the authors was to create a high-
grade Ti alloy with a variably modified structure in the cast state.
Such material is necessary to eliminate textural defects hindering
the full use of certain T! alloys in welded structures. Detail's
are first given about the preparation of these addition ingredients
-- Ti-base alloys with different contents of Al, Nb, Mo, Re, Ce,
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Addition materials for ... D228/D303
and B. Data on the macrosturcture of ca8t alloy specimens are then
cited. They suggest that the introduction of small aMOUnts of B
and B-Zr (~~ 0.1,,%') decreases the grain size of the alloys. But '.-,hie
does not happen on the addition of Re and Ce, which instead causes
marked granulation in the 8-phase decay products, A table gives the
mechanical properties of annealed alloys; it is noted that the in.-
troduction of B and B-Zr greatly strengthens Ti-Al-Nb alloy, as
does the addition of Re to Ti-AI-Mo alloy. Turning to the questic-n
of the alloys' behavior during welding and plaAic deformation, the
authors adduce graphs to illustrate their experimental observa-
tions. These indicate that the addition of Re greatly enhancea the
plastici-'%-..y of the welded seam in both types of alloy: The seam'--
-hereby increased by approx. threefold. Here Re
bending angle is t
is believed to stabilize the B-phase. The authors conclude from the
results of their research that three kinds of Ti-base alloy -an be
employed as addition materials: 1.) with Al 3, Nb 5, and Re 0.1%;
2) with Al 3, Mo 4, and Re 0.05-0.1%; and 3) with Al 5~ Nb 5, and
B 0.05%. The application of such materials will raise the qua'14Ty
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Addition materials for ... D228/D303
of the welded seam and thus expand the employment of Ti alloys in
I
the production of welded structures. There are 4 figures, I table
and 3 Soviet-bloc references.
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16(2)
AUTHOR: .-Vladimirskiyq V.
SOV/2-59-4-7/14
TITLE: The Economy of the Countries of Peopl0s Democracies in 1958.
Statistical Materials.
PERIODICALt Vestnik statistiki 1959, Nr 4~ PP 50-74 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author states that industrial production of all coun-
tries with a socialist economy has increased 5 times between
1937 and 1958, whilst industrial production of capitalist
countries has less than doubled during the same period. The
socialist countries now possess about 1/3 of the World's
population rendering 1/3 of the total production. They
produce 50% of the entire g-rain yields and 43% of the
cotton. By 1965 the socialist countries will account for
more than 50o of the World's production. The author as-
cribes this progress, in part, to the successful economic
cooperation between the countries of People's Democracies.
After this introduction, the author analyzes economic re-
Card 1/2 sults for 1958 for the individual socialist countries,

SOV/2-59-4-7/14
The Economy of the Countries of People's Democracies in 1958. Statistical
is
Ifluterials.
stressing China, where industrial and agricultural produc-
tion increased in 1958 by 65% as against 1957, whilst capi-
tal production for the same time increased by 103%. There
Card 2/2 are 10 tables.

VLADJ1-IIRS~IY,_Y,,I..; K01ULOVA, A.A.; BAROYANTS, S.G.) rec.izd-
-W- - va; IVALOVA, A.G., tekhn. red.
[Hydrogeological principles for the prevention of the
contamination of underground waters on sewage irrigated
flelds3 Gidrogeologicheskie osnovy okhrany podzeuarjkh vod
na zemledellcheskikh poliakh orosheniia. Moskva, Gosgeol-
tekhizdat, 1963. 137 p. (MIRA 17:1)
(Sewage irrigation) (Water, Underground)

VLADIHLMIT, , V, I.
Problems of bydrogeologists relativo to the use and preservation
of undergroand waters. Razved. i okh. nedr 26 no-11:34-36 N 160.
(MIRA 13:12)
1. Voesoyazm" r-ilchno-iseledovatellskiy institut gidrogeologii
i inzhenernoy geologii,-
(Water, UncleriTomA)

.YLADINIRSKIY. V.I.
Problem of the use of standard series'of equipment for raising - .
water In investigative pumpirg. Razved. I okb.nedr 24 no.11.-
41-48 N '58. (MMA 12ti)
/"
1. Veesoyuznyy nauchno-Iseledovatol'skiy institut gidrogeologit
I Inshenernoy geologii.
(Pumping machinery) (Water, Underground)

71AMMIPOK-TY, V.I.; 1,ill-INUIN, Ye.l.
Pr,oblems of t~".q csntrol ;f th;~ depletion ar!l rf
groizd waters. NaU!~-h, Ll-ildy AKYF rr,.27: 8G'-0)7 164.
(MIN, !8.5),

VLADIMIRSKIY, V.I.
4' -.-- - -- - ,
Hydrogeological criteria in establishing sanitation districts for
the protection of underground vater-supply sources. Razved. i
okh. nedr 28 no.8:41-47 Ag 162. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Vaesoy-uznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut gidrogeologii
i inzhenernoy geologii.
(Water supply engineering)

11 1 11 1 1
A
. U I i. 0,~. ~ Vladimirs SOV/132-58-11-11/17
TITL': To the ','uestion of a .ormal Series of "rater 'Aftine -iui:)=ent
for Experimental l'umping (K voprosu o normallnom ryade vodo-
pod"Ye"mnogo oborudovaniya dlya op-,rtnykh otkac!iok)
F~.'-~ITOI ICAL: Rnzvedka i okhrana nedr, 1958, Nr 11, Lip 41 - 48 (UZ~SR)
4)
ABSTRACT: The VSEGINCE01 Institute proposed a "normal series of water-
lifting equipment" for the use of field parties in charge
of testing the water, the filtration properties of the wells,
etc. Tnounands of tests have been made with any available
water-lifting equipment; very often inadequate or even de-
ficient, The author, in colla'~oration with V.I. Selikhov-
kin, elaborated this list (table 5~ according to different
ypea of wells and Peolor-ical or other conditions. There
are 5 tables.
ASSOCIATION: VS2CINCE0
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152-58- -U
j 6/15
AUfHOR: Vladimirskiy, V.I.
TITLE: Ground Water Levels During Year-Round Irrigation WitIl Waste
dater (Rezhim gruntovykh vod pri kruglogcdovom oroshenii
stochnymi vodami)
At
PERIODICAL: Hazvedka i Okhrana Nedr, 19581
Nr 3, PP 37-45 (U6SR)
,,
AB-6TRACT: The rise in population in many towns and industrial centers has
caused the sharp deterioration of the quality of ground water
and even of the underground water. The infiltration of pollu-
ted sewage water and an increased use of these waters for the
irrigation of the agricultural fields has caused this deterio-
ration. Irrigation with sewage water greatly improved the soil
and increased the yields, and at the same time, reduced pol-
lution of the rivers. However, there can also be many nega-
tive results of incorrect or badly conducted irrigation opera-
tions, such as a complete pollution of water-bearing layer
by excrements, the increased mineralization and deterioration
of the quality of the underground water and a rise in the
ground water level causing marshes. Lt present,there is in-
sufficient control of such fields by the administrative or-
Card 1/3 ganizations. The author relates the results of observations

132-58-3-6/15
Ground Nater Levels During Year-Hound Irrigation aith Waste Water
conducted during the 1955-57 period on the fields in one of the
kolkhozes of the Noginsk Rayon, in the Moscow Oblast'. Three
experimental wells were bored, two in the sewage irrigated part
and one in the naturally watered part of the kolkhoz. ,2he
water level was measured constantly during a period of 3 years
in all wells and a graph was prepared (Figure 3). It showed,
that any rise or fall in the irrigated part immediately provoked
corresponding changes in the third well. At the same time, che-
mical observations were conducted in these wells. In the well
with normal water the highest degree of mineralization occurred
when the water level was at its lowest and receded when the only
slightly-mineralized spring-water reached it. In the wells of
the irrigated part the mineralization of the water increased with
the water level. Slightly mineralized water filters through
the soil, dissolves the minerals deposited there during the
summer and flushes them into the wells. 71ith this increazed
mineralization, the ground water is enriched by compound!i of
nitrate, nitrogene and nitrite, and in separate cases, =.monium
was also found. The causes of such a large mineralization of
Card 2/3 ground water are as follows: an excessive irrigation by the

Ground .iater Levels During Year-Round Irrigation With Waste Water
sewage water during a long time; insufficient planning of the
irrigated field which allowed the formation of cavities where
an accumulation of sewage water was formed; insufficient con-
trol of the distributed waters allowing the accumulation of
this water. Thus it is obvious, that in the planning of such
irrigated fields, the interested organizations must work in
close contact with the Ministerstvo geologii i okhrany nedr, SSSR
(Ministry of Geology and Conservation of Mineral Aesources).
There are 4 figures and 8 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: VSEGINGEO
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 3/3 1. Water-Sources 2. Water-Contamination 3. Hydrology-USSR

AUTHORS: Potanin, D. Vladimir~3kij, V. 11:. 72- 58- 5- 3/16
TITLE: Glana fcr H~,uoin'~ andIrdustrialPurPoseZ v zhilishchnom,
i tjLvoitel1jtv0)
PERIODICAL: itozio i 1-'.'cc_naika, 19561 lr 5, PI) 7-12
A,WRACT: At pi-ejen I Viet induutry producco unnually 130 million ri 2
of window. s;.1iili ('11 M2 Of L.uirj ul'oeu j., I Lou , 1, 25 I!,ij I ion c1,
of o::wita Slas-, and 2,4 Million 1:12 Of polijhed Class. In
the current year 2 new large Flass facturies are to be Fut into
operiation: the Saratov factory for polished lLs~i, reinforced
Class and 077-late glass of' ,.L'e;;t dimulwioris (UP t04.5 x 3.2 m)
and a, factory for windfw glass in theFar East . Aftcr the enlar~
gennont Of the Ulan-Udc, - ejkd iinzhero-Sudzhcn3k ~actorie'_'
as viell as after the buildiiij,, of a factory ut Kaza'dis-,~Ln, t-he
reLions of S-n- erjd~ the Far East aud Kaza,,hstan. -will I)e supp-
lied with windovi ~;laauo of their ovin production. 2he 'L().['
glass is, ",owever, still preater than j..s (,utput and w-, 1 1
furthar increase with the buildin,-, of aparti:wnt.,j. Vic inc:~ of,
window glawj is partly also caused by wron,,- u:;,-, iii buildif,(-,
is described in detail. Besides window tlas3 liu:.ld-
Card 1/4 ing materials and products made of elasS "ric-, u~;ed r-t p_-_-_Lu~,Lt-

Glass for Housing and Industrial Purposes 72 - 58- 5- 3/1 C
1. Products of fiber, as heat aLd sound
erials in the form of sheets and mats; in the la5t, t,-.e
production of blown gla3s fibers started and this --aunr:;d a
cori3iuerable drop of price.
2. Glass plast-ics, un the basis of synthetic res-ins a-ad -azs
fiber, in form cf yarns, mitts and fabrics.
Some of itt; phyaico-mechan;Lcal properties a,-e -tentioned -n Z.
tij,ble atj to ntrul,turul steel i-nd a1umi.,.u;,,. Tl-,i~y
are light WId '3'21id, they are neithor aubjoct to
nor to curz-osion, and they are not hygroscopic. Bxjerjmojit~;
of the Otate Scientific Research Institute for Coal as well.
as of the Laboratory for Anisotropic Structures of the AS
USJR 8kiowed that glass plautics of the 3VAM type can be used
for- supportine coal mines wUch could save j,-reat amount wood
and metal. These materials can also be used for Lhe production
of poles for high-tension transmission lines, building cc;r--
structions and others.
3. Glass pipes which have a great resistivity against the
action of many acids, alkalies, organic solvents and other
liquids, can successfully replace pipes of nonferrous -metals
and alloyed steels. In the last years they were used in the
Card 2/4 assembling of hidden electrical lines in apartments and houses

f or liouoing and Industrial Purposes 72-58 5-3/16
which saved many metal pipes . The Inst-itute for Gl-e-s3 'G-
gether with the Institute for Sanitary Engineering of the
Academy for Building Activity and Architecture are carrying
out experiments at present for using glass pipes for glass-
-concrete radiators in apartment houses. This would be a sub-
stitute for cast iron radiators and would save Liuch metal.
4- Class parcels consisting of two glasi3 plates welded or
stucl. to,-,ether, with herme-Lic and dehydrated air-interlayer
which make it nossible to save much wood in building windows.
5. Glass blocks produced at the L;kopin Class factory (Ryazan,
Council of National EcMOMY) are 194 x 194 mm in size. They are used
in house building.
U. Reinforced plane glass is produced in the Konstantinovka
"Avtosteklo" factory, of the Gusev factory imeni Dzerzhins-
kiy.
7- Reinforced corrugated glass for roofs.
8. Patterned glass for doors and windows
9. Colored tiles of elass
10. Heat absorbing glass for window glass in the south of
the country.
Card 3/4 11 . Building parts of glass in form of beu.,is, gutters, anGles

I
Glaso fov Housing and Industrial Pm-poses 72- -5--*)/ lil
and other pr9files.
12. Foaia glass for saving bricks.
The.;.,o is 1 table.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congross
1. Building ind,,istry--USSR 2. Glass--Production
Card 4/4

LIKHACHEV, Yu.A.; VLADIMIRSKIY, V.S.; MALOVA, E.V.; SHULITS (mladd4ly), '.R.S.;
- MAKAROVA, 'Z.A.; SINGHUGOVA, T.A.; CHUYENKO, P.P., reed.; FEWTOVA, M.I.,
vedushchiy red-.; DEMIYANEMKO, V.I., tekhn.red.
(Paleozoic tectonics of the Kyzyl Kum basement] Tektonika
paleozoiskogo fundamenta Kyzylkumov. Leningrad, Gostoptekhizdat,
1963. 117 p. (Leningrad, Vsesoiuznyi geologicheskii institut.
Trudy, vol. 105. Problema neftegazonosnosti Srednei Azii no.15).
(AIRA 17:3)

LIKHACHEV, Yu.A.; VLADIMIRSKIY, V.S.; MAIOVA, E.V.; SHUPTS, S.S.
Basic characteristics of the stratigraphy of the Paleozoic in the
central Kyzyl Kum. Trudy VSEGEI 46:22-35, '61. (YJRA 14:11)
(Kyzyl Kum--Geology, Stratigraphic)

LIXHACHEV, Yu.A.; VLADIMIRSHY, V.S.
Characteristics of the development of the f3lded structure in the
Paleozoic basement of the Kyzyl Kum. Trudy VSEGEI 46:36-45 '61.
(MIRJI 14-11)
(Kyzyl Kum--Folds (Geology))

Ymdimirskiy, V. '.
",predleniye Razm,~rov ShakhtrVkh Foley I Standartnoy Dobychi Shakhty
Kashpirskogo Mestorozhdeniya Goryuchikh Slantsev, Goryuchiye
Slantsy, 1932, No. 7, 21
SO: Goryuchiye 61antay No. 1934-35 TN .871
.G74

SOV/120-59-2-12/50
AUTHORS: and Kalebin, S.M.
TITLE: On the Stability of Rotating Ferromagnetic Bodies
Suspended in a Magnetic Field (0b ustoychivosti
vrashchayushchikhsya ferromagrLitnykh tel,
podveshennykh v magnitnom pole)
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhniVa 3ksperimenta, 1959, Nr 2, pp 1+1-45
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The forces acting on a rotating sphere suspended in a
magnetic field are calculated and their dependence on the
angular velocity of the sphere is discussed. These forces
are then used to compute the trajectory of the centre of
gravity of the sphere. It is shown that the position of
the centre of gravity is unstable and additional damping
forces must be introduced in the magnetic suspension if
stability is to be achieved. Conditions which these
forces should satisfy are given. Results of the
calculations will also apply in a qualitative manner to
magnetically suspended bodies of arbitrary form. These
results are useful in the design of magnetic suspensions
and explain the properties of such suspensions as
Card 1/2 reported in the literature. The theory has been verified
using an installation including a heavy rotor 25 kg in

SOV/120-59-2-12/50
On the Stability of Rotating Ferromagnetic Bodies Suspended in a
Magnetic Field
weight. It was found that the position of the body did
in fact become unstable as soon as it was set in rotation.
Beginning with a certain angular velocity the axis of
rotation of the body becomes displaced parallel to itself
(so that it keeps its direction in space) and its end
describes a spiral on a horizontal plane. The rotation
along the spiral is always in the same sense as the
rotation of the body itself. To exclude aerodynamic
effects the experiments were carried out in a vacuum.
Card 2/2 The phenOMena Gbserved are well represented by the theory
now advanced.
There are 1 figure and 5 references, of which 2 are
English and 3 Soviet.
SUBMITTED: April 21 1 1958

V '. '.
"ladluil K ,
Oborudovaniye Dlya Prokhodki Shakht, GoryuchiYe glantsY, 1932, No. 8-c)
21, No. 10, 32.
SO: Goryuchiye ftantsy No. 1934-35 TN .871
.G74

VLLDD(IRSKIY V. V.
NO doatavke slants& is saboya n& vyyev=hrWy shtrek*., P. 35
Goryuchiye Slantsy, No. 11-12,, 1932

I T -
- Vl&-Jitrif-Sird~4 , V, I
Sistemy Razrabotok Dlya Gdovskogo Mestorozhdeniya Garyuchikh Slantsev,
Goryuchiye Slantsy, 1933, No. 1, 20
SO: Goryuchiye Slantsy No. 1934-35 TN .871
-G74

Vladl-pir--kiy,.11 .T!,
0 Sisteme Razrabotok Savellyevskogo Mestorozhdenlya Goryuchikh
Slantsev, Goryuchiye Slantsy, 1933, No. 2, 6.
SO: Goryuchiye glantsy No. 1934-35 TN .871
.G74

Vladim-irzidy, . i .
Kapitallnyye Raboty Na 6dovskikh Olantsevykh "uinikakh V Plervom
Polugodii, Uor-fuchiye Ilantsy, 1933 G., 1933, No. 41 34.
SIJ: Goryuchiye Slantsy Ilo.1 1934-35 TN .871
.G74

, za-ii-J, rslciy, V .TT
T v .
Perspektivy Kapitallnogo Stroitel's gzlla Predpri.-vatiyakh Soyuzslantsa
V Iv Kvartale, 'oryuchiye Ilantsy, 1933, G., 1-433p NQA' 5, 5. --
SO: Goryuchiye 6lantsy No. 1934-35 Tn .871
.G74

VLADI14IRSKIY, V. V.- TransLator,
"Ispytaniye krepezhnol~o les ill by Irizh. M. De-Rokur, Goryuchiyc slantsy.,
1935, no 51 20.
SO: Gory-achiye Slantsy No. 1934-1.5 TN? .871
.G74

Via-dimirskiy, V. V.
Rudnik-i. No. 3 1 4 ha Gdovskom Mestorozhdenij Goryuchik-h Qlantsev,
Goryuchiye ~ldntsy, 1933, No. 6, 16.
60: Goryuchiye glantsy No. 1934-25 TN .171
.G74

Tekhnicheskiy Froyekt Pervyl-ji bol V,5ki~kh Gdovskikh 'Jlantsevykh
Rudnikov, Goryuchiye Slantsy, 1934, 1 - 1, 18.
SO: Goryuchiye lantsy No. 1934-35 TN .871
G74

Vladimirski-Y, V. V.
it. P. Lal-oza Wlech&nical 1,1inning of Rook Coal" 1r,34, ro. ;,, 61.
SO: Goryucbtye Slantsy Ho. 1934-35 TN .13?1
. G74.

Vladimirskiy, V. V. and Allamovich, li. A.
Kashpirskiy Slantseperegonnyy Kombinat K XVII Oktyabryu, Gcryucl-,--'y--- Liantsy, 19314,
No. 5, 5.
SO: Goryuchiye SlontBy #1934-35 T11 .371
. G74

Vladiudr-Aly, V.11.
Capital Construction In the Kashpir Shale Oil Combine 1934, tio. 61 4.
SO: Goryuchiye "lantsy No. 1934-35 TN .871
.G74

--Vladimirsk 'L.-;-, - -I.t.v.
Cost of cememting mine,-~.in the USA. 1934, No. 6, 12.
SO: Goryuchiye Slantsy No. 1934-35 TN .871
.G74

Vladimirskly, V. V.
Conclusion re comineut on the Review of A. P. Lakozis Book "Recl7rrdeal
Minning of Coal" 1934 No. 6, 52.
SO: Goryuchiye Slantsy No. 1934-35 T11 .871
.G74

'.'IAD174r
RS)KTY,--V. V.
Kapital Inoye Strcite2 I -- tvc "a 7,P--(- privatr.- 1--h 7. -1 ~--,
;, . . a . - - J,
G, ~-~cryuchiye S2antsy, 10-15, Vo 2,6
SO:
.,oryuchiye Slant.Ey, 1914-35, Tr' -~,71
'~ .74

VLADINIRSKIYj V. V.
Transloatr, "Ispytaniye Kre-oezhnogo Lesall by Inzh. M. De-Rolcur,
Goryuchiye Slant.-:~r, 1935, No 5, 20
SO;
Gor7uchiye Slantsy #1934-35, TN .871
G .74

If 'I it 11 W 1% 14 If 4 W a ..1 Of aJ4 A A n' U W
r'. A, _.L'_; 'A A-& _L_ .4 1 .- Sir I".
00 A
00 Is
00
00 .00
62. GAS &HISSION AND WHOD OF ROOF CONTROL. Vladialrokyj, V. 1.
sof -C ~:~ . ~ -- .
jugol (Coal)o July 1949s 6-8). _40:
Vo
Uport opinion in often divergentj some consider that caving is the
00 a
best method for providing agninst outburst* of firedamp; while othersp VID
0 0 r Influenced by experience oblained In the "uhr, favour solid packing. At .00
res up to 150 kg/c.m.4 the greatest paA of the gas contained in Joe
prosou
)j: the coal in hold in an absorbed state. With decreasing pressure this
00 " ::f
'3 gas is relenoed and my appear at the free outface of the coal. If an Ago
0
0 Increase of rock pressure brings about aschaniaRl disintegration of the coo
og W
caol, but not of the ancloolng rock walls, then conditions are faviourablo ass,
&0 to the liberation of gas by sudden outbursts. Gas emission depends saL goo
li-S
the speed of advance of the face v0 on the gas pressure. Since the
permeability of the coal near to the face dopedAetboaa large degree on Ce 0
f do*
the pressure of the roof, the level of gas emission also in dependent
a 1 300
A on this pressure. When stowage Is practised, the roof pressure in
I hIgber than It to with caving especially immediately after the breaking 0 0
I to*
t down of' the Immediate rcof. When there In a succiossion of seems being
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workedo 00
other than that being Vork6d) go~,qtjjess the bmter part comes from 00
neighbouring 80=8. The extraction of coal lowers the preseure on 00
underlying strata, which provokes a release of adsorbed gas from *ease 00
so contained therein. The pressure of *free* gas then increases me that Is 0
go It may renetmte through the interjacent beds to the overlying strata. 00
0 Stokv4re, of course, u1nimises this d*oroaas of rook pressure to a
:Z
*0 certain extent, so that it abould be beneficial in the working of several
4 0 seams lying mar to one another* The most effective way of reducing gas 00
emission and securins! its uniftruity is to s#ract, the same simultan,. 00
sously or in close succession. The method of roof control does not offset 00
00 the eMesion of gas from an isolated seam. 00
go 410,

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21737 V V Ctv!A na rosl~~dnyuyu rej,~Iiku -,rnf. .4,a
("Po Povoclu zaT:ec"-,&-rjy V.V. Vladimirsicogon. Zhurn. nl,,
No. 12) ~Taoj t
1949, No. 7, S. 35.
00: 1--t-o!.is'Zhirnal Inyld Etatey, !'0. 2Q, ""Oskve, 1-:)49

VLADIVIFSF'-rYJ* V. V.
Mineral ItVaters - Zhelemovodsk
Therapeutic -,,alue of the Zhelezrovodsk" ml.neral springs. Trudy Lab. gidrove
probl. no. 8, 1950. -
Monthly List Of Russian Accessions, Librai7T of Congess, Leceriber 1952.
Unclassified.

"A
BABOKIN, I.A., rodaktor; BALBACIIAN, Ta.I, redaktor; BARABANOV. F.A.,
redaktor; BUCHNEV, Y.K., rodaktor-, VLADI14IRSKIT, Y.Y., redaktor;
GRIGORITICV, S. Te., radal-tor; DDXUk ZHABO, T.7.
redaktor; ZAD)DIIDKO, A.N., redaktor; ZAITSZV, A.P., redaktor;
IL'ICHEV, A.S.. redaktor; KAGAN, V.Ta., redaktor; KRASHIKOTSKIT,
G.V., redaktor; KRASOZOV, I.P., radaktor; KRIVONOrtOT, K.K.,
redaktor; LALATANTS, A.M., redaktor; MOGILEVSKIT, N.H., redaktor;
ONIKA, D.G., redaktor; OSTROVSKIT, S.B., redaktor, OSTROVSKIT,
S.H., redaktor; PETSAKHOVICH, G.I., radaktor; POCIINNKOV, K.I.,
redaktor; SIRTACM 0, P.N.;redaktor. SKOCHINSKIY,A.A., redaktor;
STUGARET, A.S., redaktor; SORKIN, K.I.; SURAT, V.K., redaktor;
SOBOLN, G.G., redaktor ;TERPITOREV. A.M., radaktor; KHUDOCOVTS3ff,
N.M.; radaktor; TSTPKIN, V.S., redaktor; SE3WAIMV, L.D.. redaktor;
SHNSOV, A.A., rogdaktor;ANDREM, G.G., tekhnichaskiy redaktor.
(Safety rules in coal and shale mines] Pravila bezopasnosti v
ugollnykh i slantsevykh shakhtakh. Moskva, Uglatekhizdat, 1951.
207 P. (MLRA 9:1)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R) Ministerstva ugollnoy promyshlonnosti.
(Coal mines and mining-Safety measures)

the -
g"'Ma 16,
Ugo'
fined . the distribution of gas In a mine arcwtjing
fees, A opwth.1 hor -leg ttk- viol 4 K.t, from
VARtic .11.1fts, sk4orl' JfiIl4' iddit~' '-tc. I i,
M. Ilawil

III,, V.V.
I'ane Gases
Reversal of air current in Eas-filled mines. Ugoll O'~7 No. 70101 195-~
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Cictober 1952 . Unclassified.
Aw

1. VLADII.'IRSI(IY, V. V.
2. USSR (600)
4. Mine Ventilation
7. Ventilation during the reverse method of mining coal fields and sectiins*
Ugoll 27 no. 10$ 1952.
9. Mo thly List of Russian Accessionso Library of Congress, January, -1953. Unclassified.

KUZIMICH, A.B., redaktor; BARABANOVA, F.A., rodaktor; BCMOV, I.Y., redaktor;
VT.J'nTUTR-QrTY 7 1, redaktor; GRAFOV, L.Te., redaktor; DOMMIN, A.Y.,
redaktor; TIRASH110,-I.S., redaktor; Z&BIMSKIT, G.P., redaktor; ZAIZ-
MIDKO. A.N., redaktor; ZAYTSEV, A.P., redaktoi~; ZASADTCH, B.I., redak-
tor; KAGAN, F.Ta., redaktor; KRLSNIKOVSKIY, G.T., redaktor; KRIVONOGOV,
K.K., redaktor; LALAYANTS, A.M., redaktor; HEIAMM, Z.H., redaktor;
MIMLI$ E.O.. rodaktor; MOGILUSKIT, N.H., redahorl OSTROVSKIT, S.B..
redaktor; POPOV, T.T., redaktor; SKOCHINSKIT. A.A., redaktor; SKURAT,
V.K., redaktor; SCBOIZV, G.G., redaktor; STUGARXV, A.S., redaktor;
SUMCHE 0, V.A., redaktor; TIRPIGOREV, A.M., redaktor; SHEVYAKOV, L.D.,
redaktor; SHELKOV, A.A., redaktor; AIWEYEV, G.G.,tekhnicheakiy redaktor
[Safety regulations in coal and shale mines] Pravila bezopasnosti v
ugollrqkh i slantsevvkh shakhtakh. Moskva, Ugletekhlzdat, 1953. 226 p.
(MIRA 8t4)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministeretvo ugollnoy promyshlonnosti.
(Coal mines and mining-Safety measures)

1. VLAOIT111=113*11,111-1, 7, 11,
2. USSA (00C)
4. TSollveg, N. K.
7. On N. K. TSolIvr!gIr, article "Choosinr the length of stoixi in accorlance with
ventilation require-ments for deen minest? (Ilugoll 1" 1952, No. 9). Ugoll, 28,
No. 2, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, May -1953. Unclassified.

VILADINIHSKIY, V. V.
Gerdov, M. A.
Remarks to 1.4. A. Ger-dov's article -ri.e phy3ical nature Of 3Ud('en coal and ga5
ejection." Ugoll 28, No. 3, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, May 1953. Unclassified.

KSIN(FONTOVA, A.I., dotsent; VLAI)IHTRSKTY. V.V. otvetstvannyy redaktor;
GRISHIYENKO, M. I., redV~or ~-KO~ROVE ~, 'Z.A., tak-hnicheskiy
redaktor
[Collection of problems on mine ventilation; reference data for
calculations, examples with solutions and problems with answers.
Manual for mining institutes of higher learning] Sbornik zadach po
rudnichnoi ventiliataii; spravochnys dannye dlia raschatov, primery
a reshaniiami i zadachi a otvatami. Uchebnoe posobie dlia gornykh
ruzov. Izd. 2-e, perer. i dop. Moskva, Ugletakhizdat, 1954. 347 P.
(Mine ventilation) (MLRA 8:3)

YLADIMIRMY, Y.Y.
Characteristic of gas separation In a mine layer. Ugoll 29 no.5:11-13
Ky 054. (KLRA 7:6)
1. Gmi. (Mine gases)

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(Studios on Experimental and Theoretical Ph7311CS; COII*CtiOn Or
Articles) Moscow, Tzd-vo AN 333R, 19%. 304 P. Errata &Up
Insertod. 2o3OO cOPI*jk printed.
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COVERAGE- This collection containa 30 sartfcies which r*yiew'
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mentioned. Rororenc*s accompany each Article.

sn"
BLhlin. P. A., shav, and Th.
Work or 0. S.
A Investigation or Trans.
-
a
-70
rmation ;Ac*a#os n
n ActIvatod DIsch3rEe Z:tn*rator Opera-
ting Under Conditions of- I*. Arc Cur-rents
leksan Y* A.

P
Alq~~ - - Kh Y Fl M. K"-nat-
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1. Tyun-Wina
a=
A
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Icazanskly. Re Pi'sallf"ItT-
vi
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b
of
h*
a zat-F-012=4ric
07CIOh6XAn4 an the Basis of a Combined Scatterlrg Spect, 43
Andreyev, x... Standing Sound Wavest of Large AcpIltuds 53
Boxhulln, P, A. and A- I- Investigation of the
RoUilTo-
i
r th
W
z
o
e
idth or Combirkod Scattering Lines to Tem.
perature 56
ButAP-10, v~ -.and V-A FabrivInt. A Medium With NagatIve
Abso
ti
C
ffi
on
oe
rp
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_
TUAIRLUIclY V. V. Nuclear Tt;nvltlons In Nonspl--*rIcal Nutlet TI
'
Optical Proportion of Substances in the
Y~
=
it"
S.. so
Vul, B M- V. S. Vavllov and A. P. Shotov. The q%m,tjon of

Vullft*n, K. 3. New Methods or IncrossLn, the Effectiveness
_
_
_
'
Of
R
a
MTrd
n Thermocouples I W

p
OLraburg. V. L. and A. 1AY%n=1k_ S.:atterln4S of Light Near
'_
-
7P01ntz
0r
7t;8R Trans
itlon of tho Second Type and t1jo
Critical Curie Point 104
I"
k:Vleh
, M~ A. Irradiation of 4.1 Ziegtic Wall Vjbr*tjn4
U
t
der he A7CHon of 3t&ttstlc&llY Distributed P.,,..
rAvIn, L. M. The DInaing or Light by a Cloud
M.. A_S. L. yAndalL&=AM, and V K0102hn"Ov
-
_G.
The
.
r
8
B oadening atij hirting or tho spoctrsi-LTn-es-6f-j--G.s
Discharge In Plasma IP8
_!!"I thev, V. I, and V. M. Mur"p. Invostigation of the jjy4ro.
_
__
-
T,OnW
e06
1n SUbatimcma
Whoso jaQloculqS Contain Two Ilydrwxyl
Groups

"L 2W3_66 ENT(m)A.
ACC NR, A%Ql88$4 SOURCE CCVE: UR753'6?7657oo2W.1ff7T1O94
..AUTHOHt Vladisdrakly, V, V.
ORG: Institute of 'Theoretical and EMrimantal Plysion aXW (Institut teoretichas
i eksp~riwntsllwr fiziki GKIM)
1IM: Degenerate SU(4)-symmetry of atrong interactXffhis paper wa:p_ given the
14th Annual Conference on Nuclear Spectros wpyp Tbillsit Februr
27 196kj
SOURCEs YadetnVa fitikaf v. 2, no. 6. 1965, 1087-1094
-TOPIC TAGSs quantum number, particle interaction, baryon, radioactive decay
ABsTRACT: ' The assumption that strong interactiondWid dognerate with respe4
to one of the quantuil numbers of the SUM group leads to a significant re-
duction of the number of states vith different ma3ecs, The degenerate SU(4)
-super-multiplete.are similar to the SUM super-multiplets. There is only
one superfluous mass in the regular 15-dimensional ropresentation:in comparison!
to the octetp tw in the M-dimcnaional representationp alra" to th* baryon
octot (01395#-1115 , and no superfluous mascies in the 20-dimensional repre-1-i
sentation torrespon&! to the docouplet. Doubling the number of K-meson
jOto obtain a phenomenological descrJption of the v
,states makes it possible L io-
lation of OP-parity in X2 --v 2.77- decays
aresting discussions an the given L.-
.;The author thanks Ie Yhe Kobzarev for int
modelc: 230~ ~~''o---Eks'ed-on-autho'r-lognga'abst.-7 fj_MJ7 1.
SUB C ., 20, SUEH DATEt O4Jw'65 / ORM REF1 002 OTH-9EFt 03.8
109M
Card I

L 38265-66 E-~iT(m)
ACC NRs AP6028-0555 SOURCE CODE:
AUTHOR.- Vladimirakiyp V. Ve
s-
ORG: In t t;..0 eoretical and Experimental Physics GKIAE (Institut
teoreticheakoy i eksperimentallnoy fiziki GKIAE
I
TITIE: Free neutrinoftn space and the problem of CP-parity in the decay of
K sup 0 sub 2 - mesons
SOURCE: Yadernaya fizika, v- 3, no. 4, 1966, 781-783
TOPIC TAGS: neutrino,, K meson,, radioactive decay, parity principle, meson beam,
particle interaction, space radiation
ABSTRACT: When weak ko-mesons and neutrinos interact, k10 can regenerate in a beam
of 1q-mesons. Such regeneration can lead to KJ-42 decay,, which would violate CP-
parity; but it is shown that with the expected neutrino flux densities the effect
is too small and cannot explain the observed intensity of the forbidden decay.
Although coherent regeneration of KO masons on a neutrino backgrowid should produce
an apparent violation of CP parity, it appears to have no relation to the observed
XLO-9 2 decay. The author thanks L. B. Okunt. 1. Ya. Pbmeranchuk, M. V. TerenVev
anoy for interest in the work.- Oag. art. hass 3 fomulas. [JPRS1
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Phase and irroup YtIocities of electromagnetic
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11 A 'eavy-i;a-,.cr i(esearch-teactor," a -,aper presente-i at tune Ato;%:~ for
Peace ~ori-f'erence, -jerieva, Switzerland, 1,6~

VLADIVURSKIY, V. V., RADKEVICII, I. A. and Su~,~-LOVSKIY, V. V.
"A Neutron Selector with the Mechanical Inteminter, 11 a paper presented at the
Atom s for Peace Conference., Geneva, Switzerland., 1955

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VLADDMSKU, V.V.; RADKMCH, I.A-,', SOKOIDVSKIYP V-V-
[Neutron spectrometer with a mechanical beam chopper] laitronnyl
apektrometr a mekhanichaskim prery-vatelem. M*akva,, 1955.' 32 p.
(MIRA 34:7)
(Spectrometer) (Neutrons)

ALIKWOV, A.I.; VLA.DIMIRSM, V.V.; NI1dTIN, S.Ya.
[Measuring the effective m=ber of seconda*y neutrons in U233, U235
and pu2-39 in the thermal energy region of neutrons) Izmerenie offektiv-
nogo chisla vtorichrqkh neitronov urana-233t urana-235 i plutoniia-239
v oblasti teplovykh energii neitronov. Moskva, 1955. 2-1 p. (Doklady
predstavlenmye SSSR na Mezhdunarodnuiu konferentsiiu mirnomu. ispoll-
zovaniiu atomnoi energii) rMIRA 14t?)
(Neutxons-Capture) (Uranium-Isotopes) (Plutonium-Isotopes)

ALIEMOV9 A.I.;,VIADRMSK37p__T,&j I ''' I " Io SYa,; GAIANINq A.D,;
'- -- illkdd~q N.A.
GAVRILOV, S.A.; B
[HeavY water experimental reactor for pbYsical research] Opytmyi
fizichask:U reaktor e tiazbeloi vodoi. Moskvaq 1955. 15 P
(Deuterium oxide) (Nuclear reactons) (MIRA 14;7)

grms 53..534
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is

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Correlation of polarization In JLUU-PA~-~
104,

Basic considprat.JcmG oil the 7 GeV wid r,0-60 GeV
A.G. orotnn s~-nchrotrons.
C'SI',':-Sympc,jiv,m cn Hir-h Accoleratom! and Pic,rl
phys i c r,
Gerieva 11-2.' J=.e 56
In 131-a--ich 1111,5

VIADDURSKlY., V. V., SOKOLOVOKIY, V. V. aiid MMZEVICH~ Y. A.
"Measurement of Total Cross Sections of Pd, Os, Ir, Vjo, In, Ta, Th, U-238 for
Resonance Neutrons" a paper presented at the International Conference on Nuclear
Reactions, Amsterdam, 2-7 July 1956.
D551274

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on Hi-li EnerGy Accelerators and
Pion Physics
Gelleva 1-1-23 June 5.6,
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Category : USSRINuclear Fhysics Nuclear Engineering and Fewer C--8
Abs Jour ; Rof Zhur - Fizika, No 3, 1957, tio 61o6
Author : Alikhanov, A.1.,.V1adi:-1irskiy, V.V., Petrov, P.A., Khristenko,
P.I.
Title Heavy ',~atcr Power Reactor with Grs Cooling..
Orig Pub Aton. onorgiya, 1956, No 1, 5--9
Abstract Discussion of the advantages of heavy wetor nuclear recctors,
which mry turn out to be sufficiently oconouic for use in
rtonic electric stntioriE. A reactor design is described, in
whJI.ch heavy wrter Is used both r-s moderator end coolant. The
factors affectinF the thernal power of the reactor end the
efficiency of the power portion, i.e., effecting in the final
analysis the clectric.power of the stovic electric station,
are considered. ThG ruthors mtch the conclusion that the
rtonic oloctric strtion can bo profitable if neturel urnnitL-
is used, vccoi-ponied with doop burnup cnd nnxinw3 possible
electric powor, with c. cartain reduction in efficiency.
A noevy water power mactor with gas cooling is described.
The use of gas in combination with heavy water noderator
Card 112

1P I
Category : USSR/Nuclor-r Fhysics - Nuclear Engineering and Fewer C-P
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizikn, No 3, 1957, TNo 616
makes it possible to increase the stow.. prraretor in the
secondary loop. The fuel eler-ents ere thin long wires of
nrtural urcniur., covered with a cladding of light r-etals, ce.-
peblo of withstanding a temperature of 5500. The coolent is
carbon dioxide at a pressure of 40 -- 50 atmospheres; the
coolant ter.porature.at the input is 900, end the output ter--
perature is 4200. The steam pressure Pt the turbines is 29
atmos, end the temperature is 4000. With the aid of auch a
reactor one cen obtain in genorel steer with pressures of 90
atmorphoros and P tomporature of 4700. It Is plvnned in the
Soviet Union to construct nn. atoric electric station of thic
type having nn electric power rntinr of 100 -- 200 mw.
Card t 2/2

VLADIMIRSKIY, V.V.; TARASOV, Ye.K.; TREBUKHDVSKIY. Yu.V.
Double-focusing beta-spectrometer with high illu=inating power.
Prib. i tekb. eksp. no.1:13-15 Jl-A9 156. (MISA 10:2)
(Spectrometer) (Beta rays--Spectra)

SUBJECT USSR PHYSICS CARD 1 / 2 PA -- 1509
AUTHOR VLPI=RSKIJ,V.V., KOHAR,E.G., X11TC,A.L., GOLFDIN,L.L.,
KO WEV,D.G., MOIIOSZON,11.A., 11IKITI11,S.JA.' RUB611fSraJ"_:.m-
SKACKOV,S.I., STRELICOV,N.S., TA:RASOV,E.K.
TITLE The Main Characteristics of the Projected Proton Accelorator
for ao-60 BeV with Strong Focusaing,~
PERIODICAL AtomnaJa Energija, .1, faso- 4, 31-33 (1956)
Issued: 19-10-1956
The maximum energy selected is certainly sufficient for the multiple production
of mesons and for the production of the antiparticles of all known types of
elementary particles. With a particle energy of from 50 to 60 BeV the kinetic
energy An the center of mass system attains 9 nucleon manses on the occasion of
the collision of a proton with a single nucleon. The peak power used for feeding
the magnet is about 100 megawatts. The weight of the magnet system is less than
22.000 t. For the stabilization of the phase near transition energy a system
for the compensation of the oscillations of the length of the particle orbit is
used in this project by means of which the critical energy is shifted to in-
finity. With this compensation process the enforced oscillations of particles,
the energy of which is distinguished from the equilibrium momentum, are used.
E.-,very eigth magnet has an inversely directed magnetic field, and the order of
this magnet is periodically changed. This compensation system makes it possible
to attain rather high frequencies of the transversal oscillations of the par-
ticles, viz- 13,75 and 12,75 per revolution in the case of radial and vertical

A"Vomnaja Energija, 1, fasc-4, 31-33 (1956) CARD 2 / 2 PA - 1509
.oscillations respectively. The maximuir, field strength in the orbit in from
10.000 to 12.000 gratedt and the length of the orbit in 1483 m. The main
parameters of the orbit, the tolerances for the accuracy of the magnetic
field, the data concerning the feeding of the magnetic system, and the moat
important data concerning the high frequenry system are shown in tables.
Among others the followine values are given: Total number of magnets: 120,
radius of the curvature of the principal magnet: 166,1 mi permitted deviation
of momentum: 0,5~61 permitted deviation of field strongtht 0;25A; duration of
the increase of the magnetic field; 3,8 sec, 6 cycles per minutel maximum
strength of excitation current: 12 000 a; maximum voltage: 8 COD V; peak
power: 96 000 kVA; frequency of the accelerating field at the beginning and
at the end of the cycle of acceleration: 2,624 and 6,068 megacycle respective-
ly. The magnets must consist of 5 parts weighing 36 t each, but they have one
ccmmon winding. The total weight of the magnets together with constructional
elements amounts to 22 000 tons. The peak power of 100 megawatts is generated
by means of generators with flywheels. A linear accelerator for 100 MeV serves
as injector. The proton absorbs - 100 keV per revolution.
INSTITUTION:

A D 1- All K -S K I
V.
.SUBJECT USSR / PHYSICS CARD 1 2 PA - 1802
AUTHOR RADKEVI6,I.A., VLADIMIRSKIJ,V.V., SOKOLOVSKIJ,V.V.
TITLE The Measuring of the Total Cross Sections of Pd,0s,Ir,Mo,1n,J,Ta,
Th, U 238 for Resonance Neutrons.
PERIODICAL Atomnaja Energija,.I, fase-5, 55-70 (1956)
Issued: 1 / 1957
Working out of results: The energies of the neutrons were measured by the
method of flying-through time. The parameters of the levels were determined
from the measured penetrability curves of samples of different thickness
according to the ftrea" method. From the course of the experimental curve it
is possible to determine the neutron width r by making use of the Inter-
ference effect. n
Results: Palladium: The levels at 13,25 and 32 9V were treated according to ihe
method of the "surface of two samples". The resonance width determined from and
averaged over the resonances 13 and 32 eV amounted to (220 + 63) mV and was then
used for the computation of the other levels. As palladium is an element with
several isotopes, the unknown relative -weights of the isotopes go into the re-
sults. Osmium: The radiation width for the levels at 10,3; 18,8 and 22 e7
was determined. The average width of these levels is 67 mV and this value was
used for the computation of the other levels. The data for all investigated
reaonances are shown in a table. The authors, moreover, observed levels at
1091 125P 144~ 166 (weak), 208 and 333 OV. Indium: The authors were able to

Atomnaja Energija, .1, fasc.5, 55-70 (1956) CARD 2 / 2 PA - 1802
dissolve some levels that had hitherto been looked upon as units, into several
levels. Also the results obtained in the case of the other elements mentioned
are discussed in detail.
Conclusions: From the experimental material (concerning 100 resonances) which
was gathered here there follows, among other things: 1.) Radiation widtha do
not change much from level to level and from isotope to isotope (palladium, iri-
dium, osmium). Only in the case of uranium and tantalum is this change beyond
the limits of experimental errors. The modification of radiation width ill the
case of uranium cannot be due to dependence on spin because the original nucleus
is even-even. Also in the case of tantalum a noticeable change of radiation
width (from level to level by about 1,5 times the amount) was noticed. This small
difference in widths can be fully explained by the spin dependence of radiation
width. The average values of the radiation widths of the elements investigated
here are in agreement with theory. The neutron width , even in the case of
even-even nuclei change from level to level by the 101-fold. The distribution
of neutron idths cannot be described by means of an exponential curve. The
values Of P/5 change noticeably from element to element. Here 5 denotes the
n
average distance between levels.
INSTITUTION:

VII

RADOVICE, I.A.;
VLLDIMIRSKIT, V.V.; SOKOLOVSKIT, V.V.
Neutron "ctrometer. Part 2. Transit time analyzer. Prib.i tekh.
skep.no.2:9-18 3-0 156. (XLU 10:2)
(Spectrometer) (Neutrons) (Blectronic instruments)

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR: STROVG-FOCUST1TG ACCELERATORS
"Removal of the Beam from a Proton Accelerator with Strong Focusing at
Energy of 7 Bev", by V.V. Vladimirfikiy, L.L. Gol'din, Ye.N. Danil'tsev,
D.G. Koshkarev, and i".-N.-ge-yman, Pribo-ry i Tekhnika Eksperimenta, No 3,
November-December 1956, PP 31-35-
Examination of two methods of pulsed removal and one rethod of gra-
dual removal of particles from the accelerator chamber. In the pulsed
method of removal, the acquired additional impact is produced by the
magnetic field of the current-carrying conductors. The removal is fa-
cilitated by the introduction of a separator, which is a magnetic chan-
nel with a large pulsed field. In the gradual removal of particles
from the chamber, the natural oscillations of the particle are induc6d
by means of parametric resonance.
Card 1/1

TIADIMIRSKIT, Y.Y.
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A variant of alternating-gradient focusing in linear accelerators.
PiMl tok-h.skep.no.3:35-36 N-D '56. (Aft 10:2)
(Particle accolerstore)