SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YUDIN, V. M. - YUDIN, Y. M.

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YTJDIN~, V. 214., POLMAMV, V. D., and SYMOEMSI= G. A.,
Investigation of Nev Magnetically Ordered Systems."
reDort Dresented at the Symposium on Ferroelectricity and Ferromagnetis!n,,
Leningrad, 30 MaY-5 June 1963.
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TITIM- Weak feTT67nagnc-tism Of BiFeO3 59port, Symposium or, FerromaMpetisr, and
.7c.-roolectricity 4old in Leningrad 30 Mny to 5 June 1.0-37
SOURCE:.- AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fizicheslcayn, v.28, no.3, 1964, 451-45*5
TOPIC TAGS: complex ferrite, bismuth ferrite ferromngnetism, weakIv 'err0T1--,-nC-'_C
antiferromagnetic material, BiFeQ.3
!AtSTRACT. magnotio'" properties the
-The -69 golid solutloh O.IDBJYeO3-0.1?b(!'e / Nrb
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03 were inveBtigated with a magnetic balance, employing the Faraday metho,!. -he
vestigation was widertaken because BiFeO3 is known to hpve the
with one ferric i6n in-the unit cell and shows the sharp maximum in -".c 7-.::n,_-
s"Isceptibility at the Neel point characteristic of. anti ferroma&-natic
in- weak ferromagnetic properties, and yet 'At has not been po5sib'_e
spontaneous magnetization. Neutron scattering Investigations have sho-un -,-iaz
has the type G wgnetic, structure and has a superstructure due to dispInc-ac' ox-ygen.
Pb ~rel/2Nbv_/_o) 03 is antiterromagnetic and has a single perovskite type unit ceiI,
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rhombehedral bolowtho larroelectric Curie ~Point (1200C) and cubic above it. 'I h e
material was produced by solid state reaction of chemically pure Nb2O5 and rearront
ide pure B4-203, P0203 and PbO. The polyerystnillne samples were annealel~ nt, S500C
for throe hours, and an x-ray study showed them to be true solid solutionf
tic susceptibility measurements showed antiferromagnotic ordering to occur at
Near this temperature, spontaneous magnetizntion occurred, but none could be oh-
served at significantly lower temperatures. After the samples lind beer, cocdcd '--o7,
above the Neel point to liquid nitrogen temperatures in an 8 h0e magnetic field,
hVVIOVer, LIL Spontaneous magnetization of about 0.03 gauss cn;3/g was observc.ble at
iovi temperatures. The magnetic orientation produced by this treatment was stable in
time and could be'destroyed by heating above the Neel temperature and cooling in
the absence of a field. The spontaneous magretization observed cannot be ascribed
to ferrinmgnetism due to the Fe and NIb ion, for the Xb concentration is tc,o small
and there is no Fe-M- ordering in pure Pb(Fel/2.Nbl/2)03. It is concluded, thereforo
that BiFeO3 is woalcly ferromagnetic4 It is suggested that the effect of the addi-
tion of a small quantity of Pb(Fel/2hbl/2)03 is to reduce the magnetic rigidity ol~
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the BircO3 and thus make it possible 'to observe the spontaneous magnetization.
"The author expresses his gratitude to Professor G.A.Smolenskiy for his irterest in
the %York and discussion of the res-ults, to Ye.S.Sher for preparing the samples, and
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AUTHOR: Krivosh6ya, V. Ye.~,,Yudin, V.- 14.
OAG...Vral Chemical Ma6himery Plant (Uralkhimmashzavod).
TITM New guns.for manual argon shielded arc welding f litanium articles
-SOMILT: Avtoxatieheskaya svafka, no~ 9. a966, ;.,4-;,o
TOPIC TAGS: titaniumfvw~ welding technology, welding equipment, velding gun,
arc welding
..ABSTRACT: Two guns for manual argon shielded arc velding.of titanium have been
.developed. The salient feature of both guns is the gas-nozzlb diameter (30-50 mm)
which produces a wide laminar low-velodity gas stream extending up to 120 mm from
the tip of the nozzle. Welding is performed with the argon flow directed against
the direction of welding. The stream of argon spreads over the welded joint and
adjacent hot zone, protecting them from oxidation. One gun (see Fig. 1) is
equipped with automatic feed of the filler wire. It differs from standard guns in
that the electrode (16)-and gas nozzle (15) are separated: with the electrode in
the vertical - position, the gas enters the welding zone at an angle of 25-300.
Filler wire is fed automatically through the nozzle (14). The new welding F~Lm
simplify the process of welding tit=ium, alloys and give adequate protection ag
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An-uniou institute of Animal Husbandry;, "An ~ account Of the Meating of the
Scientific Council of the An-Union Institute of Aminal Eusbandry on tim
19th and 20th of August . 2948$ devoted to a gummary of the meeting of
the An-Union Academy of Agricultural Science imeni V* 1. lenin, according
to the report of academician To D. IVaendo t'On the position of biological
science" and on tbezeasures it line with introduction of the Michurin
tende-ney in 2ootecbnical science (Reports of L M, Kusnetoov, S, S, Petrov,
and V. M. TudID, discussions in lits with the report and resolutions of
SOTiet OCienCO)2 VOStnik 2bivotnovodstva.. 1948, Issue 6.. p. 3-102.

YUDIN V. Y4
tq~- nirt s-tudies asa theIoreticalbasis for the breeding of
of the All-U.,ion
ar;.hic -report to the conference
iz.-tc,Llfvt~ali animals", (A. short 511-norm. Sov. zootekhniya~ 1949, NO. 1, p.37-42.
Scientific-Research Institute for Aninal Husbandr-0j,
Pt (Letoois I Zhurnal Inykb Statey, No. 23, 1949)-
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Principle lor

TUDIN. V.14.
On green rangon. Vokrug.s-7ata no.9:2-7 3 054.(MLBA 7:10)
1. Doystvitall= eblen Viesoyusnoyakadamli 9914skokhozyaystvan-
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Dissertation: Methods of Breeding of Black Astrakhmn
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Degree: Doe Agr Sci
Affiliation: Znot indicateg
Defense Date, Place: 7 Mar 569 Council of the All-Union
Sci Res Inst of Animal Husbandry
Certification Date: 28 ADr 56
Source: BMV04/57

LYSMO, T.D.; PAPANIN, I.D.i, POZDITYAKOV, Ye.V.; VARMITSYAN, I.S.;
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G---RGRIXOV, B.P.; KORYAZENOV, V.P.; Vb-YAKM, A.S.; ILIINA, Ye.D.
In memory of Petr:Aleksandrovich- Mantelfell . Agrobiologiia
~no. ):453-454 itr-je 160. (MIRA 13:12)
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425 MY-Je 161. (M IIRA 14 t 5)

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Alatba of the development of treading work in Karalml eng_~-p
raising. Zhi-7otnovodstvo 23 no.5262-71 My 161. (WRA 16P2)

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AUZHOR: Smolenskiy, 0. A.; Yudin, V. M..; ~yrnikov, P. P.,
OR~,: Institute of Semiconductors, Ali SSSR., Leningrad (Inatit";t
SSSR)
-1--U; -1be transparent hexagonal ferrimagnet RbNiFl
SC-AMCB. Frizika tyerdogo telaj Y. 81 no. lo, 1966, 2965-2,o6g
tOPIC TAGS: rubidium compound, magnetic property, magnetic susceptibility, ma--net-'c
lanisotropy, Curie point, magnetic structure
I AlBSTRACT: The purpose of the investigation was to study the mrqne
single-crysta.1 RbINIFa, 'both above and below the magnetic-transition
j view of the fact that they were hitherto Investigated onay in t*lrle
I.
in single-crystal form. Transparent RbNiF3 CrYS'aS W't'-
be of interest for modulation of light beams in microwave
.ne single crystals were obtained by exchange dccomposit--'o~.
r.&.g-net; c propert 1. e s were inve sti e --; w-'11h a ma-j'ne-' --- C. '. -r-
fleILL fro:: 2 - 14 r3e. e a,~-,&ratus was deEcr -Dez ei-'
&nz was mD- 11,e recJ,7jr&cL-'
dified Iwo accommodate &r,-~sotropic crystals.
ceptibility was measured as a fwiction of the temperature &nd t rle
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YUDIN.- V.Ye.; SMMV. H.L.; OSVOT. -AMIO
Apparatus for ineavarimg the radloactivIty of metal samples
Uv.1abe2l no.1l.-1384-1385 1350 (WM 9:2
I.InBtitat netallovedeniya I fissiki metallov TSentrallnogo
nauebno-Iseledovatel'skogo Instituts tokhnologil chernoy
Metallurgil.
(Radimetivity-Mea=mDent)

137-58-1-2109
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958,Nr 1, p 286 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Osipov, A. 1. Kozhevnikov, 1. Yu. , Sazanov,
M. L., Bullskiy, M. T. , Alimov, A. G. , Skrebtsov, A. M.
Rebenko, A. P.
TITLE:---- -A -New-Method -foi-Speedy Analysis of Slag for Phosphorus by
Means of Radioactive Tracers. (Novyy metod ekspress-analiza
shlaka na fosfor s primeneniyem radioaktivnykh indikatorov)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Fiz. -khim. osnovy proiz-va-s'tali. Moscow, AN SSS-R,
1957, pp 82-93. Diskus. pp 160-187
ABSTRACT: -A method has been developed for Ispeedy analysis of stag for
P205 by means.of radioactive P (1). The analysis requires 5-7
min. The method is accurate to within 5-6 percent (re-1. ). The
consumption of material is 0.04-0.05 millicurie per t 0~ metal,
To determine P?O_, I is introduced into the heat in a mixture
with powdered Fe. The, 'Mixture is placed in a Cu ampoule and
the I with the Fe form ferrophosphorus during the period of
beating and fusion. This then undergoes uniform dissemination
throughout the volume of the heat. Determination of P20 5by
card 1/2 radiometry requires one tagged sample in which the P),05 is

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A New Method for Speedy Analysis of Slag for Phosphorus (cont,
chemically. A graph- showing. determination of P20 by radiometry

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ment of radiornetric analysis of slag for P205
makes it possible to take arid
analyze a large number of samples of-slag in the course of a heat.
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5BLIVANOV, V,P.; M~1111h~b
Q.-ganization of surgical care for osteotubericulaue patients
in StalimBk. Zarav.RoBJeaor. 3 no.,6;P4-27 Jo '59.
(MIRA 12:6)
1. Is Remerovskogo oblzdravotdola i koztnottuberkulemogo
otdeleniya (zav. Th.B.Tudin) StalinBkoy prodekoy bollnitl3y
11o.22 (plavnyy vrach N-N-BereBneva).

Y13DIN, Tv,BI&
mirgcza therapy im tuberculous apadylitio. Rmbl, t-ab. 3-S
006250,43 2600 13:11)
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--,YUDTIJ Ya. B.
Sme cbaracteristics of the surgical tre-a-1--it of
tuberculous sponclylitis complicated b7 draining abscesses. Khl--ur-
giia nD.2:112-115 162. (MIRA 15:2)
1. 1z-koBtnotub9r3vuleznogo otdeleniya (zav. Ya. B. Yudin)
bollnitsy no. 22 (glavnyy vrach N, N, BereBneva) Novokuznetska.
Hauchrqy rukovoditell raboty - prof. N. I. Krakovskiy.
(ABSCESS) (SPIM-TUBERMMOSITS)
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YUDIN Ya B (Stalimsk,, Kenerovskaya obl-*,, ulo Eutuzova, d.7, kv.5D)
Surgical treatment of tuberculosio of the thoracic segment of
the ispime. Vestkhiro 87 no&3-1-.72-76 21. 161. (IFMA 15:11)
le Iz kostv)-tubarkulemogo otdeleniya (zav. Ya.B. Yudin)
bollmitsy Vo.22 g. Stalinska.
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BOLDIN, K. 1M. (Yaroslavl3); DP60ZDOVA, Z.S.; LEVIN, R.I.; VAY-SMAN, L.jl,.
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Chuvasbskoy ASSR); SIMKOV, E.H.(K2~.zanl); EMLN,-~La
Short reports. Kaz.med.zbur. no.4:81-91 Jl-Ag 162.

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=IN, Ya.B,., kanclmed.nauk
Zat3,y rioe6tions in ostodartioular-tilbercaoDlB. Probl.tub,
no.701-53 162. (W-A 15t12)
1, Iz kafedr ro
y travmatologii i ortopedii (za-v. - p f. L.G,
Shkollnikov) Novokunatakogo instituta moverahenetovanly'a
vrachey (dir. - dotBent G.L.Starkov) I kostnco-mt~-rlRulc.-.no~r:~
klinicheskogo sanatoriya No.5 (glav-nyy vrach
(BONES -TUBER CU"Ck IS

=IN~,-Ya.Bj, kand.med.nauk (Nov&umetsky Memerovskoy oblasti, u1.
Kutu.zova, d.7., kv,50)
Abstracts.of articles received by the editors. Ortop., travm.i
protez. -24 no.9s48 S .163. (MMA 17 -.4)
1. Iz kafedry trawntologli i ortopedii (zav. prof,,, L,G.Shkollni-
kov) 11ovokunetskogo gosudarstvennogo iInstitut dlya usavershenstvo-
vaniya vrachey (raktor - dotoent G.L.Starkov) I ~ostnntulyvrkiilemiogo
klinicheskogo sanatorlyn Wo-5 (glavnyy vrach - H.G.Baknhi).

ktald. md. nank (Novi-Imm3tsk, Hcmrv3ravL;kqy oblaL;U, u1.
Kutlizova.- d.7, kv.55-9)
Arthroplasty, and- intra-artioula-r. nacrectony in tuberculosis of the
elbow joint. Ortop., travm. i protez. 25no.904-39 S 164. (MIRA 18--4)
1. lm kafedry.travmatolo.'1ii iartopedii (zav. - prof. L.G.Shkollnllkov)
Novokusnetskogo institilta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey (rektor - dotsent
G.LiStarkov) i kootno-tubarkulemogo klinicheskogo sanatoriya (rlqvnyy
vrach H.G.BakuA),

42 no.11:3-4-18 164. (Ifffi-k 18:8)
-op!~dii (zav. prof. L.G.Shkolvnikov)
1. Wedra trama'ologii i or'.
N-Ovokuznet~~kcgo :Lristitutan us Overs lions tvovan i ya vMclhey i
(gl-a-myT vra~~h M.G.

Derdg,nption ard c-la-,;sjfic,'ltlOD of' globilizing oporations in
uub,--'rculo-is. Ortop., trava.,. I -rotez, 26 no.7'-.21~,
1 -31 J
'1. Tz 'kafedry trav;mni;c,!c:7jj. ~,rtboixldii (zav, nrrf, T.
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Y Ni Ya. M.
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Mechanicl.s. handbcok. on steam turbines of low capacity, Moskvap Gosenergoi--dat
1951.
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Monthly List of ftssian Accessions, JAbrary of
Congress, December 1952. Unclassified
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mill, Yb-
POPOV, A.B., chlen korrospondent
4mdemii arkhirei- WW
[Dapital tonstruction in the building materials industry; organi-
zation and planningJ Kapitallnoe ntroltallstvo v prom7shlennoeti
StroitelInfth materialov: organizataiia i -Dlanirovanie. Pod red.
A.H.Fopova. Izd.2., dop. i perer. Moskva, GoB. 12d-vo lit-ry po
stroit. materialam, 1954. 342 p. MaA 7: 7)
(Building materia3s industry) (7actories-De sign and
construction)

TUDIN, Takov Markovich; HIMT107. T.N., red.-P POZWYAKOV, D.A.,
-to
Dstdblizhing standards for material consu=tion ond methods for
saving materials-inthe construction industry) Normirovanie
rask-hodB I puti ekonorrAl materialov v stroitelOstva. Uroslavll.
Mntr.'biuro tekhn.informatsil, 1959. 45 p. (HIRA 13:5)
(Building materials)

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Delinting-cotton-a-peds and their pbpsicoiaechanical proparties.
MasI. 2hir. prom., 27 no,8;19-22 Ag 161. (141w, 14: 8)
.1. 5ra"eazigtskiy filial Ynanoyumogo nauchno-issledovatel'skorc
institutm zbIrov (for Prpm). 2. Gosudurstvannoye vpetsiailnoy-
konstruktorskoya byuro po khlopkoochisfke (for Yudin).
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UUMnOR: Gollonp A.I.; Smirnov, A. K.; Yudin, Ye. B.
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TITLE: Device fdr -compensating a vessel's heel ag4list- a gust of vind. Claos 65,
No. 188855
SOURCE: lzobretenlya,. , pronysblenrWye obraztsy, tovarWe znaki, noo 22, 1966, 158
TOPIC TAGS* - inarine -efigin ring, ship component, 40-
A X1.
;;Q,S Ci ; An A tor
certifichte has been issued for a device for compensating a
vessel's heel ag~lnst a gust of wind, consisting of an automatic rudder with control
.devices alQd electric power Isupplies. To achieve partial compensation of heeling
nom ent-B, decreauel the dynamic beeling angles during wind gusts, and assure the auto-
ratic return of the ship `t0 its course after the gust has passed, it is equipped with
a correcting devilce maCe in a form of al-ebamber with air vents leading in and out and
containing electrical contacts and vertically movable diskB. These close the
appropriate cont~.cts, 4epending an the viud direction, and a rotating transformer with
a stator is conn~cted.to the contacts, which ebange currerit-supply polarity in rela-
tion to the pozi,~ion bf the movable dialm. A rotor is connected to the automatic
rudderlu electrical circuit., Also, to calculate the veBselln roll-angle speed, it is
equipped vi-th a.&rroBcopic device, tbe precession axis of which is located in the
vessel's frame, -4itb an electric transducer which feeds signals proDortional to
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INVENTOR: GoIldin, A.J.; SmIrnov, A. K.; Xudi-p-t-Ye. B.
ORG, none
TITLE: Device fdr ccqpensating a vesBel's beel ag4nst a gust of wind. Class 65,
No. 188855
SOURCE: Izobret -promyshlennyye obramtsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 22, 1966, 158
TOPIC TAGS: marine engineering, sbip emponent, M~dr
ABSTRACT, An Aut~or CertifZchte has been issued for a device for compensating a
vessel's beel agdinst a gust of wind, consisting of an automatic rudder with control
.devices and electric pover-supp3ies. To achieve partial compensation of heeling
moments, decreaud the dynamic heeling angles during wind gusto, and assure the auto-
matic return of the ship to its course after the gust has passed, it is equipped Vith
a correcting devilce made, in a form of alchamber with air vents leading in and out and
containing electrical c Iontacts and vertically movable disks. These close the
appropriate cont~cto. 4epending on the vind direction, and a rotating transformer with
a stator is conne~cted to the contacts, which change current-supply polarity in rela-
tion to -the posit~ion bf! -the movable disks. A rotor is connected to the automatic
rudder'n electrical circuit., Also, to calculate the vessel's roll-angle speed, it is
equipped vitb a Syroscopic device, tbe precession axis of which is located in the
veBsells frame, vith an electric trwmducer which feeds signals proDoetional to
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ANDROUNIKOV, K.S. -, BAUM, Y.V.; SU7,HIMXIY, I.E. -, 'BUnGo, A.H.; vmljo,
L.A.; VISEWSKIY, A.A.; VOLOSOV, D.S.-, GASSOVSKIY. L.N.. professor,
ICH, N.A.; MS'12 TITS-i
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O.ZRSHO, A.A., professor; TELIUSM V
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MAKIN
GUR19VICH, X.M., professor; KOLYADIS, A.I., M - . B,M.; K -P
KrY, A.L.; PAPIYANTS, X.A.; PRDKCFIYZV, V.K., professor; FUILISMO,
Ye.K.; RIMOV, R.A.; RITY211, B.3.. SAVOSTITABOVA, H.V., professor;
SWCE3MO, A.rt.; SMOV, B.I.; STOZEAROV. A.!.; FAMMU, G.F.,
professor; F30FIWY. ?.P.; TSARWSKIY, Yb.H.. professor; CBMEMATAYEV,
D.P.; VTm3M,-T&4-F.; KAVRAYSKIY. V.V.. professor; VAVILOV, S.I.,
akademik, redaktor
LOptica in milIitar-7 science] Optika v voennom dele; sbornik st&tei.
Pod red* S.01.Vavilova i N.Y.Savoatlianovol. lzd- 3-e, zanovo parer.
I dop. XoBkva. Vol.2, 1946., 387 P. (HuRA 9; 9)
lo.A)mdamlya nauk 3'SSR..~-,2* Bostavitelt notrudniki Gosudaystyan-
nogo-OptirheBkogo imstituta-(for all except Vavilov and Xavrayskly)
3, Voyanno-moralmya akademi7a (for Navrayokly)
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RUSZSXIY, A.A.. kamdidat tokhnichi5skikh nauk; YUDIN, Ya.B., kandidat
teldmichex)dkh mauk.

XBDRDSHANSXIY, G.H., kikmd. takhn. nauk; YUDII, Yo. B*. kand. tekhn.nauk.

Call Nr: TS 233-182
AUMOB: Yudin, Ye. 1.
T.TTM Otlivks detaley v 6bolochkavyye foM (Precision Casting of Parts)

PUB. DATA: 'iyev,
GoBudarstvennoye izdatelletvo tekhnicheskoy, literaturyp 1,
1957, 69 py-, 1.0DO copies.
ORIG. AGENCY: None given.
EDITOR: Editor in Chief of the Publishing House: Afouina, G.; Technical
Editor: Plearenko, V.I* Proofreader: Bdbovzdkova, L.
PURPOSE: Mds.pampblet was written for workers of the machine construction
, Industry.
COVERAGE: ,called "investment
The author describes precision costing (also
.
molding)., the methods by Vhich the molds and patterns are prepared,-
casting rejects, the methods by vhich the metal is forced into the
molds, etc.0 as well as the experiences of the Kharlkovskiy zavocl
tr=sportnogo na6hindstrayeniya (Kharlkav Transportation Equipment
Construction Plant) in regard to the procluction'of precision cast
parts. The folloving persotalities are mentioned: Kondrat, V.,
C ara 1/3 a Buman4an metallurgical engineer; Clibianu, It., a Rummian

Call Nr: TS 233-182
-frecision-Casting-of-Parts--.-cont.
metalaurgical engineer, both connected vith the Rumanian Transportation Equip-
'ment Plant "Steagul Roshie' ("Red ~ B%mn - r") . In the author t s annotation the
xetbod, described in this pamphlet is c&Ued new. There are 2 referenaer3, 1
Russian and 1 Rumaniano vhich appear in the text in the form of footnotes.
TABLE OF CONTE~W
Forword 3
Methods of Producing Precision Molds and Mold Patterns 7
Materials used in the-manufacture of preciaion molds 7
Selectiot and preparation of the mold materials 12
Equiment required for the preparation of investment molds 16
Production of Investment molds 21
Product-tion, of mold patterns 24
Rejects in Precision Casting
30
.Technical Process of Precision Casting in Investment Holds of
-the-Cooling Section Tank-fors T a E)--02-011 Locamotive 32
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Precision Castit* of Parts- c0nt-
4
Equipment of the Precision Casting section 3-5
--pilot plant manufacturing Investment molds 37
Mechanized unit ramufacturinginvestment molds 40
A-atmatic units for the mass production of invest-
ment molds 45
Preparation of molft before fillin 50
Technical and Econaitc Data On the Investment.MOld Cast-
Ing Process 53
Instractions Regarding Safe Operation and.Safety Methods 57
Forming and Mold Casting Methods Adopted st.the "Steagul
Roshur Plant 59
AVAILJOUS: Library of Congress
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137-58-4-6589
Translation from: Referativ-nyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 4, p 39 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Yddin, Ye. I., Vygodskiy, I. A.
TITLE: New Technical Processes in the Metallurgical Industry (Novyye
tekhnologicheskiye protsessy v metallurgicheskom proizvod-
stve)
PERIODICAL: V sb.-.- Novyye te.khnol. protsessy. Khar1kov, Oblizdat.
1957,, pp 5-27
ABSTRACT., Certain advances in thetechnical processes of "synall-
scale- metallurgy" at the Kharlkov Transportation Equipment
Plant are set forth. 02 is used at this plant to speed the sine 11 -
ing of steel in electric furnaces and to heat liquid iron in c up-
ola receivers and crucibles. The process of developing tec 1) -
niques for the manufacture of cast-iron crankshafts fcr the
TE-3 Diesel locomotive, and the techniques used in casting
steel innots 13.5 t in weight, which are large for this plant.
are described. A special section of the article is devGted to
precision casting: investment casting, skin dry sand mold
casting, chill casting of non-ferrous metals, and also the -man
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137-58-4-6589
New Technical Processes in the Metallurgical Industry
ing. Under the heading "Improvement of Present Technological Processes
we find- a description of the introduction of high-speed alloys, gas-pressed
head casting, and the introduction of gas carburizing instead of cernentatiori
by a solid carburizer, and other questions.
M.P.
1. Metallurgy 2. Metals--Processes--Development
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SOV/137-57-10-19268
Translation from:. Referativ.nyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1957, Nr 10, p 118(USSR)
AUTHORS: Begun, B.Ye., Kvasman,- M.G., Yudin, Ye.1
TITLE: Experiences in the Making of st-iron Crankshafts for Main-
4~
line Diesel Locomotives (Opyt izgotovleniya litykh chugunnykh
kolenchatykh valov dly-a mag).strallnykh teplovozov)
PERIODICAL: T6:hnologich. transp. mashinostroyeniya, 1957, Nr 2, pp
ABSTRACT, The casting of crankshafts for the 2000-hp D- 100 Diesel has
been perfected at the Khar".kov Transportation Equipment Plar!
Shafts weighing 1740 and 1490 kg are (ast from pig iron of the
following % contents: C Z.2-2.4 and alloy V Mo 1, Cr 0.6 and
Ni 1. On rupture, a b(tension) > 35 kg!rnrn and " b(bending)
> 70 kg/mmZ. Utilization of metal w-E-e-n-the blank is cast is
close to 47%, while only 145o of the metal can be used in forp-
ing. Horizontal pouring is recommended in single-unit produc -
tion, as inclined and vertical pouring require the construction
of pouring fixtures, although they do increase the y1eld by 50%
relative to horizontal and reduce machining to a minimum The
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GORSIIIIKOV, dok-tor tekhn. nauk, prof.; VOLQSHCMKO, I.I.V.,,
kand. tekhn. T-Puk. Primiml uchastlye YUDDIj Ye.l., 'Lnzh.;
MV-Pillip kamd. tekhn. nauk~ ratsenzenf--~--
[Cast crankshafts] Litye kolenchatye valy. Mosl-va, Izd-vo
"Olashinostroerde," 1964. 194 p. 041RA 17: 5)

3MINOV, P.T.; YIRAGO, T.P., kandatekhnnsuk, red.; OGLOBLIN, A.N..
dotaent;.,pDII;j To,H., inzb.; BILIJISKIT, M.7b., red,;
[TechiwloA7 of machining alTylane englw parts] Takhnologiio
mokhanichoskoi obrabotki detalel avlatsionnykh dvigatelei. Pod
rad. 7.P.Firago. Moskva. GOO.W-vo obor.promyshl., 1951.
531 P. (KIM 13 . 10)
Senlx4Tdds3d~ Politeldin-ichesl-eA7- -In--st-i-t-a-t- Im. X.-lAa-linin-a (f or
;;i'Dblin)
(Ustal cutting) (Airplaxes-3ngines)

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PHASE I BOOK EXPWITATION
Yudin., Yefrem Markovich
Shesterennyye nasosy; osnovrrm. paramet-,y i ikh raschet (Gear-wheel
Pumps; Basic Parameters and Their Design) Moscow, Gosud. izd-vo
oboronnoy promyshlennosti, 1957. 139 p. Namber of copies not given.
Ed.: Rosenblit., S. Ya., Engr.; Ed. of Pablishing House:
Sokolov, A. I., Engr.; Tech. Ed.: lebedeva, L. A.;
Reviewer: Yasinskiy, S. Ya., Engr.-
F.URPOSE: This book is for design engineers, engineers of scigntific
research institutes of-machine building, and engineering
and technical personnel working in the field of design,
manufacture,and operation of gear-wheel pumps.
OOVERAGE: 'The author states thatin preparing thia book he has
utilized service experience with pumps in aircraft industry
where 'they are used in fuel supply and lubrication systems
and for controllirZ retractable landing gears and variable-
pitch propellers. The following subjects are discuBsed:
design of aircr;~t fue2 supply pumps for high-altitude
performance; design and correction of gear tooth profiles
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Gear-wheel Pum (Cont.) 167
,.ps; Basle Parameters andAlbeir Design
accepted by the Ministry-of the-Aircraft Industry; derivation
of equations for determixiing pump theoretical capacity; design
of pressure reliei7ing grooves; analytical method for determining
gear bearing loads and support reactions; methods and examples
of pump design; and the 4esign of special type spring-loaded
floating sealing rings. The aUthor claims that the Use of such
se-als cuts down the leakage and increases the volumetric effi-
ciency of a gear-wheel pump up to 95%. which approaches the
efficiency of a piston pump. The book includes tables of
experimental data on pumps, nomograms for selecting pumps, and
charts showing viscosities of domestic oils and petroleum products.
No bibliography is listed.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Prefa.cq
,Notations and Symbols
Ch, 1. Gear-wheel Pumps. Principle-of-Operation and
Fields of Application
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Gear-wheel Pumps; Basic Parameters and Their Design, (Cont.) 167
'Ch. IT. Some Theoretioal Aspects of-Gear-wheel Pumps 11
1. re~termination of geometric-properties of a gear tooth 11
Methods for correcting tooth profile 11
Equations for design of tooth profile 15
2. Derivation of equation for determining-the theoretical
capacity of gear-igheel_pumps 18
Basic equation 29
Second.version of the-equation 26
Approximate me.thod.for determining gear module 29
Equations for pumps having gear impellers with
different numbers of: teeth 30
Equations'for pumps.with Internal-Sear impellers 32
3. Means of eliminating the harmful effect of fluid trapped
within the packets formed by the teeth of gear impellers 35
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