SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YUGANOVA, O. N. - YUGOV, V. A.

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CITUGUNIII, Ia. V..,and YUGMTOVA, 0. N. "Control of Pests and Diseases c~f Fr-a-Lt
Orcbards.," Sbornik Vsesoiuznopo Instituta Zashchity Rastenii, no 8, 1934,
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tj Ir c, on tile Daration of the Iyrlvf:t!rn
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Period in the Develonmeni of ApDle Srab, Mikroblologlia. vol. 16, n,).4,
pp. '415-'31P. 1-'48,9 14582.
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YUG-4110VA 0. N. and S-USHITSKlY, L. A.
"The Study of Havr6sporloses and Alternarioses". U 0 V~
', Brief Acco nts f t h, 41jt..r.'
(AlViUnion Scientific rveaearcb institute of Olea -inous Crops on Sciec-tif ic 'iezloar
I-lork Diirinlv 1950s, Krasnodar, 1951, pp 134-136.

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category sPlant Diseases. General Problems*
Ab-s Jour, -Ref, Zhur,-Bisclogiya No, 3.1 1958. nn.49223
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ntu The Penetration of Mineral Oil into-Healthy and
Injured Plant Tissue
Orig. Pab. sNquobt. map'. 1-rhersone.k. a.-kh. in-tg 1957; vyp*6,
164-167
Abstract MethDds are desoribed of studying the penetration
of mineral oil Anto plant tissues, spraying
plants with idneral oil- and painting auto vrith
dark-zed grease paint.
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AUTHOR: Yuganova, S. A.; Bondarenko, Ye. Duel', N. A-
M L; Nesterova, M. D.
TITLE: X-ray structural and electron microscopic &nalyais of 16-le"s arvil I'LL
18-40 alloys
SOURCE: Metalloved. i term. obrab. metaftov, no. 2, 1064, 19- 24
TOPIC TAGS: 16-25 alloy, 18-40 alloy, alloy steel, low carbon alloy steel. fer-
ro-chrome-nickel steel, Laves phase steel alloying, residual phase. primar-1
Laves phase, secondary Lav.es phase
ABSTRACT: The phase composition and microstructure of some ferro-chromium-
and ferro-chromium-nickel alloy steels were mialyze d. The cast alloys Were
water quenched from 1200C, then were aged at 700 and 800C Ifor 1- 5000 hou r-E.
and --t 850C up to 300houra. After heat treatment, the ea-e,- ~r-
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residual phases and microstructure of the alloyswere anal~yzed by conventionall
and electron microscopic methods. Laves phases and binary carbides can b-e
noted in low carbon alloys or. ferro-chrome-nickel base containing var~'-'--
degreK- cftujigsten in addition to niobium carbides and titanium carbonitr-.,de-i.
A
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yin, with tungsten andniobium affects the phase formation process -n
different wa-s: an increase in tungsten concentration in fllie allcys ~:-ea-"
creases the quantity of the secondary La-res phaze, but increases
the quantity of binary carbides and primary Larres phase. An increase in t e
n1obium content as well as titanium content in the alloy is accompanied by a -n
primary Laxes phase, while t"le 011
increase and marked consolidation of thq
tity of the secondary Laxes phase decre6ses. In addition, when the
content is increased, secondary phaseBAbat, are rich in nickel', titan',,:nn
aluminum, manifest themselves. An inprease of the nickel consent^
decrease In Iron reduces the quantity of-the primary and aeconciax7y La-vea
Orig. art. has: 0 figures and 2 tables..
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those with odd number of 0 atons. Only latter undergo changm of state in solid phase.
Values ealed for their temps of change are slightly higher than best published data,
showing greater purity of n-alkanes in this investigation. Caled heat of the chan~,e
of state of n-monane.
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YUGMMA, S. A.
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University on 3 Jaly 1952. 3
Dissert-stion: "Thermal Klethod of Determination of Purity and SwructurLl- Diagr:~m
of a Series of 147omal Paraffin Hydrocaebons.11
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doktor tekhnicheskM nauk, BKOSHOYH, H.L., kandidat tekhaicheskikh
nauk; GENEROZOV, ?.A., starshiy nanchny7 sotruinik, GLIM, B.N..
inzhener; DAVIDOVSKAYA, Ye.A., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk: YEWHI-5.
P.M.. in2hener; 19%CMIN, 11.1., kandidat fiziko-matematicheakikh nauk;
IVANOV, D.P., kardidat tokhnicheskikh na* UOROZ. L.1., Inzhener;
XOBRIN, H.H.. )mndidat tekhnichoskikh nauk; KORITSKIY, V.G., dotserit;
XRM-XOY, D.V., inzhener; XURYAWSSEV, I.V., professor, doktor takhni-
cheBkikh nauk; KULIKOV, I.Y., kandidat tokhuicheskikh nauk; LEMOV.
V.A., kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk; LIKINA, A.F., inzhener; HATVMV,
A.B., kandidat tekhnichoskikh nauk; MI111LU, B.S.. kandidat tekhniche-
skikh nauk; PAVOSBUR, R.H., kBadidat tekhnichookikh nauk; WITSYli,
V.I., inzhonor Cdecaasedl; -WOYSKIY, V.S., kaDdidat tekhalche3kikh
mauk, RkKE HT T. A.G., kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk; RY-kBCHENKOV,
A.V., professor, doktor khim-ichaskikh nauk; SIG01AY-EV, S.Ya., kandi-
dat tekhuichoskikh nauk; SMIRYAGIV, A.P., kandidat tekhnicheskikh
nauk, SULIK111, A.G., inzhoner; TUTOV, I.Te., imndidat tekhnicheskikh
nauk, KOUSHCHOY, M.H., professor, doktor tekhnichoukikh nauk;
TSYPIN, 1.0., kandidat tokhnicheakikh nauk; SHOOV, N.Ya., inzhenar;
SMMXU, Ya.l., dotsent; SHKELEV, B.A., kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk;
YUGANOVA, B.A., kandidat fi2iko-matmaticheskikh nauk; SATELI, E.A.,
a-bV-or-Te-MM Mceskikh nauk. redaktor; SOKOLOVA, T.F., tekhnicheBkiy
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DhaBti tomakh. 12d-vo masbim-ostroit. lit-ry. Vol.6. (Glav. red.toma
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YUGAI.DVA, "Themal llethod of Deteri. , n4-n
'he Purity Ind
Phase Diagr-am of the P-Pmraffin ltrdrocarbon Series."
cov, Order of Lenin St,-te Uj tmeni '.!. -7. Lomonosov. r r-
thp Degree of GF-ndidatle Ln, Physi-com-nthematical Sciencc-s).
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SOV/1 37-58-10-2 1 Z-
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 10, p I 2Z(USSR)
AUTHORS: Yuganova, S. A. , Gorshkov, B. 1.
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TITLE: Investigation of the Structure of Oxide Films on Heat-resistant
E14 34 and E1395 Grade Steels (Issledovaniye struktury oki s,.,,
plenok na zharoproclinykh stalyakh E1434 i E1395)
PERIODICAL: V sb. : Ispytaniya i svoystva zharoprochn. materialo-,
Moscow, Mashgiz, 1957, pp 198-214
ABSTRACT: Structural -kinetic data on the processes of oxidation (,,n a,:
of E1434 and E1395 grade steels are adduced. The compostio.-'
and structure of the oxide films (OF) were determined bv iYc
electron and X-ray diffraction methods. It is establisned' ---
OF, forming on the E1434 orade steel in the process o. ~~X.r:_
tion at elevated temperatures (660 - 9000C), consists 0 f 0.rc~
layers: Fe304, located close to the surface of the steel,
a -Fe 03 in the middle part of OF, and an oxide with a
spinel M structure on the outer border. The increase in the
rate of oxidation of this steel after a prolonged oxidation at.
6500, and also the intensive oxidation at 960o, is explained
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SOV/1 37 - 58 10
Investigation of the Structure of Oxide Films (cont.
amount OIL OXide of unknown composition having an S structure in the rec rys t al -
lized state. It is claimed that the main elements that diffuse in OF are Fe
and Co, but that Ni and Cr diffuse little in OF. The lower rate of oxidatLC,ri
of E1395 grade steel is explained by the formation on its surface of OF
sisting of S of the (Cr, Ni)O CrZ03 type.
1.L Oxide filins-StructuralanalySiS 2. Heat resistantLsteel 1. K.
--Oxidation

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COVERAGE: This colIection of articles describes results of work done at
TaNIIOQM on the strength of materials used constantly at high temperatures
in power plants. The articles deal with problems of heat resistance, al-
loying, and the production and heat treatment of heat-resistant steels.
Ihe evaluation of properties of industrial materials used under high and
ultra-high-Dressures is given, and modern testing methodsare discussed. No
personalities are mentioned. References follow several of the articles.

TANZ OF CONTMS:
Foreword .3
SECTION I. THEOFIETICAL PROBIMS
Osipov, K.A. [Doctor of 'Technical Sciences]. Melting and Slip at Grain
~
Boundaries in
Metals
X~c Tking-sUls%formiila Tor the velocity of slip and N.V. Mott's
hypothesis on the direct connection between the phenomena of melting
and viscous slip at grain boundaries are discussed.
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V*Z.J
----Taeyt n% Candidate of .-Technical. Sciences band, -S.: A. . jupd - (Caudi-
~ OR- J ova
~aate Physical and -mathematical -Sciences I.. The Role- the Resist-
ance, to Relaxation'of Alloys 10
7he.conditions for-formation and existence of the CK -phase (Ni3 Al Ti. ) of
these alloys are diiscussed. The effect of the c;-,,"pbase on resistance of the
,alloys to relaxation is showa. The effect of the quenching temperature
and the.duration of,teopering are explained.-
Karskiy, N.Ye.,,[Gandidate of Technical Sciences)- Brittleness of Ybtals in
Creep 16
The.author analyzes the dependence of residual deformation on the
temperature and time of creep failtre of 12 &m. (perlitic) and EI257
(austenitic) steels.
EEMON TI. AMOYING OF MAT-IRESISTANT AUDYS ABD SMELSp MkWUACTURIgG
PR=SSES ABD MAT 7M7HW
Hirkin., I. L. (Doctor of TDchnical--Sciences.,. and. Frofe ssorl, an4 M. 1; Yantayeva, [Engr.
Influetce..!.~of the'.. COMPOBition on the Structure and Properties of Austenitic
lib -Cr-Ni Alloys 33
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Ue author-investigates the influence, of constituents of dast alloys with
25 to W percent nickel and approximately 16 percent chrome on the
structure and properties at norral ar-d elevated temperatufes. Also t~e in-
fluence of smal I amounts of tungsten, molybdenum,columbium, boron.. titani=
and aLzminum is discussed.
Zaletayeva, R.P. (Candidate.of Technical Sciences]. Influence of Copper
on the Properties of Nickel-base Alloys 61
The author presents results of experimental-investigation of physical
And mechanical properties of alloys of approxinately 0.12%C, 68%Ni,
18%Cr, 3-5ft~ 1.7%Ti, 1.80b, 1-001, 0.8% to 2.8%au, and 1.0%ve.
S_pecial emphasis.is.given to the effect of added copper.
Yuganova I
~AA._ (Candidate
.3 of Fbysical and Mathenatical Sciences],.N.A.
-79P. Mwd" erl, -and I&D. 39eaterava. [Enghneerl, Inter M_talUc Compo=ds
of the - Icwes I Fbase in Ile -Gr-ft- Base - Alloys With Variable Content of
Tungaten and.Xidbium'. . 70
Changes in pbase compoBition of cast lb-Cr-Wi alloys with approxi-
mately 16% Cr and 32% NJ and W, lb,, Nb, Ti and Al as additional agents
are investigated. The effect of quenching and tempering temperatures
and their time element on the development of the intermetallic compound
is'discussed.
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Stracture and Properties of Heat-resisting Yat.erials (Cant.) SOV/2103
TrImin, 1-1- [Candidate of Technical Scienc6s]. Effect of preliminary Deform-
ation on Behavior of Yaterials Daring Subsequent Operations at High
peratures 99
Tam
She influence of strain hardening by tenoion and torsion
on the strengtb and ductility of beat-resistant steels is dis-
cussaA. The effect of strain hardening on creep resistance,
recrystallization., and stability of mechanical properties,, and
phase composition at agitg:-As presented.
SECTION III. MATEMLS FOR HIGH A11D TJLTRA-BIGH PRESSURE UNITS
Fedortsov-lazttikov, G.P. (Candidates of Technical Sciences], and T.S.
Grl~oyedova [Engineer]. Investigation of :[W8M2-v and K724 Steels for
Tabes of Boiler t7nits 128
An investigation of.pbysical, mechanical, and heat-resisting
properties of Cr-71i austenitic steels is described. The phenomena
of thermal fatigm and aging of them steels are discussed.
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..Perova, V.I. [Candidate of Technical Sciences],, and L.I. Knoroz [Eagineer].
7hermal Conductivity.and Electric Resistivity of E1723 and E1673 Steals 149
1he effect of heat treatMe-nt on the thermal conductivity and
electric resistivity of perlitic EI723 and austenitic EI673 Steels
is discussed.

Solonouts, H. 'Is [Engineer]. Long-tiw (10,0DO to 30,000 hours) Creep M
'Tests . and Investigation of the Structural SUbility and Properties
of LU and-.".-. E1257 Austenitic Steels 161
Tests carried out at TeNITTIAASh on IP-2
testing machines at 580*C
R-pgg
are described. Creep strength rate of creep,.and chn,,pes of
stnwture and mechanical properties of these steels are discussed.
T

A , V.Z. and G G. Mo z e
se lin ro ova [Engineer]. Investigation of Long-time
Aging of Hi-Cr ~.Uqy: 175
Oie change of hardnessl thermal brittleness, phase composition,
and air corrosion ducts isothermal heating at 700 and 750*C. for ISH
10,000 hours is analyzed.

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Volkoia Sciences] Z.N. PetropavlovskaYa
, T.I. [Candidate of stabnical I
-
,
(Candidate of 71echnicalSW&COA, and V.Z. Tse;ytlin. E1723 Cr-Mo-V
1
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Steel -for Units With Ultra-high Parameters
The results,of an investigation of the strength and heat and
corrosion resistance of B1723 steel at 550*C, and continuous
operation (10J.000 hours) are discussed. This steel is nsed
for studs,, bolts'. flat springs and other parts.of boilers and
steam turbi-te.

itdortsov-Lutikoi, G.P., and M.P. Shesben-ev [Engfiaeer]. Investigat-
ic~of the Properties of E1757 Chrome Steel 208
An investigation of mechanical properties, creep strength and
creep rate at temperatures up to 6oooc is presented.
Yuganova, S.A., and M.D. liesterova. Change:in Phase Composition of
---EI755-a-n-a-E-T75T-Steelsi-DAe to- Beato-treating- Conditions 217_
The steels under investigation vere oil-quenched at 1150*C
with subsequent aging at 6oo 650 and 7000C. for u.P to 3,000 hours.
The change in phase composition was studied by means of structural
l -%L1
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x-ray analysis and,compared with results of c
metallogrephic investigation.
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SECTION IV. PAPERS On WTHODS
Volkova, T.I. Data Analysis of Relaxation TL-sts by Various Methods 225
Relaxation tests vere mule at TsM9Wh on IR-1 and-FR-4 machines.
Two tMs of Samples were used: a split ring of uniform strength in.
bending (in it's plane), and a leaf spring. The author statee that
the results varied greatly and'-did not show the same quantitative
degree -in. resistance to relaxation.
Xarskiy, N.Ye. Graphic-Method of Determining the Creep Strength by
Using Parametric Dependency 237
!Lbe author presents a graphic method for the use of parametric
dependence (tiue-temperature method) to determine long-time
properties fromshort-time creep tests.
0di-Ag, I.A. [Corresponding Member Academy of -Sciences, USSR] and G.A.
Talykbv '.;I- -Cax4idate.-of. Technical Sciences]. -Creep Investigation, of
1Fh18N9T Steel in the State Of - GWP1*3t~&Z-8j;S 243
-Results of tests,for determining the creep strength of
austenitLe beat-resistant steel samples in the.form. of thin-walled
tubes under combined tension and torsion at various rates at 6booc
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for 150D to 20DO hours, are presented..
Yu B Au V.A. Smirnova [Engineer]. Electronogmphic Investigat,;.
ova StA
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ca ture of Oxide Films-on B1612 and BI673 Steels and a Graqp
0 trg
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of Fe-Cr-Ni-base Alloys 261
The structure of oxide films generated under various temperatures
and holding times is discussed. The influence of preliminary beat
treatment (investigations made after quenching and tempering) is
noted.
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YUMOVA -S A Imnd tskbnna-ukj SOROKINAj Iu.Gi Inzb-
Structure of oxidation flIzz. and tte sca2v raidstance of
pearlitic steel depending on alloy additions. Not-alloved.
i term. obr. met. no.6153-56 Jo 161. (MIF-~ 1,1:6)
1. MentralInyy nauchno-iBeledovatellskiy institut tekhnologii
mashinostroyent7a.
(Steel alloys-Metallography)
(Metall,ic films)

1,L., dcktor tekhn.nalik, prof. L_--fjG-J4EOVAj
sc.njul;A, YU.G., inzl,.
Kinetic peculiarities of the aging of tAckcl-baso P-'Iova.
1-
M -'0 Jl '6- 0,11'
1, etA V~ oved. i term . olur. met. rio. 7 -,14-.
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut tekhnolog-Ji
i masbinostroyeniya.
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GYUIINERP E.A.; ORLYANSKAYA A.K., ~-~~IIQANQVA, T.V.-
S'ME ZT,
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R ~a,-+,Jon of 6j_lVer rjitrEtte %k;Al uh,
mothanol solutions. ZIllar. neorg. khim. 10 nc.5?,'LZ?3--228rj

fel 'ds her; YUGA.NOVL, To, 1.
Work of tbe Kr"nopolye feldebar-midvife cornter. Pp'
t60.
(GUSMV DISFRICT (KAL TNTVGRAD

DATIN, Yu.G.; X~GkNSON, B.1u.
Automatic control board for a sound1roof ebambero Zhur. vys. nerv.
deiat. 9 no.6:941-947 B-D 559. WIRA 13:9)
1. Favlov PhyBiology Insti-bute, U.S.S.R. Acaclemy of Sciences, Leningrad.
(PHYSIOLOGICAL AIDYARCUS)

YUGANSONY E.Yu.
Obtidning VtLcwm tight j oints in low-carbon steel
.Avtom. avar. 16 no.10.-8749 0 163. (MA 16.12)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy clektr4otek-b-nichaskiy institut pri
So,vete narodnogo khozyaystva Eatonskoy SSR.

E:,Yi,,,,ksnd.tekh-n.na,ik; YUNDSOV, R.O., inzji.
:
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YU 13ANSON, E. Yu.
211nvestigation of the Froces,,- of E~orzling %Copper and It-i Alllqy5 to
Cast Iron by a Steam of S"Uperheated Fetal. 11 Caryl Tech Scl Or,' r~- o for
Re`2t Banner Hivher Teckmical School Lmeni ~Daurwi, I-Uri IP;~-her -"Jucatlon U,.,f:R, ' Gf~(-U.J,
1955. (KL, 140 17, Apr 55)
SO: Sur
ri. No. 704, 2 Nov,55 - Survey:of Scientific.and Technical Dissertations
Defended at USSR Higher Educational Institutions (16).

137- 58- 5-
Translation from- Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgi-fa, 1958, Nr 5, Tj 12 1 USS R
AUTHOR: Yuganson, E. Yu.
TITLE: An Investigation oi the Process Whereby Copper and Its Alloys
Are Bonded to Steel and Iron by a Stream of Superheated Metal
(Issledovaniye protsessa soyedineniya medi i yeye splavov so
stallyu i chugunom struyey pere8retogo metalla)
PERIODICAL: Tr. In-ta metallurgii AN SSSR, 1957, Nr 2, pp 167-180
1
ABSTRACT; The present methods of surfacing (S) Cu and its alloys onto
steel and iron do not make it possible to obtain S metal free of
inclusions of base metal and of gas cavities. Absence of inclu-
sions of base metal, cas cavities, and pores in the S metal and
high bonding strength may be attained most completely only it
the metals to be joined are heated as little as possible. One
method-that may be employed to S nonferrous metals, particu-
larly Cu and its alloys, to steel and iron, is S by a strearn of
superheated metal as developed in the Welding Laboratory of
the Institute of Metallurgy, Academy of Sciences, USSR. Fuse(-.
and superheated nonferrous imetal is applied in a stream to the
Ca rd 1/2 mechanically cleaned cold,-.surface of iron or steel. The source

137-58-5-9716
A.n Investigation. of the Process (cont.
of heat to raise the surface of the steel to a temperature at which the steel
can be wetted by the liquid Cu and a bond can form without fusion of the steel
is provided by the stream of overheated Cu itself. The results of investiga -
tions of the process of wetting steel by Cu and its alloys (brasses and bronze
the thermal processes occurring during S, and the technical parameters of
the superheated-metal-stream S process are examined. Optimum schedules
for S of Cu and its alloys onto steel and iron by fixed and moving strean-1 s a re
presented.
V
K.
.
1. Steel--.Bonding -2. Copper--Bonding -3-Copper al-loys--Bonding
Card 2112

23-58-1-6/11--
AUTHOR. Yuganson, E.Yu., Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITLEa Investigation of the Uniting Process Between Copper and i7~
Alloys and Stueel and Cast Iron by a Jet of Overheated ;*.e----,'
(Issiedovaniye protsessa soyedineniya medi i yey! spla-,-tv
zo stallyu i chugunom str,,:.yey peregretogo metalla)
PERIODICAL- Izvestiya Akademii nauk- Estonskoy SSR, Seriya tekhniche5k.-,-'--.r,
i fiziko-matematlicheskikh nauk, 1956, Nr 1, pp 58-70 (USSE')
ABSTRACT; The article deals with the method of welding copper and it,
alloys on steell and cast iron by means of a jet c)f
metal, a process that has proved to be more efficient
other methods used ao far. After mechanically cleaninp,
Steel or oast iron surface, the overheated, liquid
rous metal jet is poured on 'Lt. The molten metai
the steel or iron bottom if the heat degree of the
,onsiderably exceeds its melting temperature. The
ran be eavily automatized and is especially suita~,I,-
use in serial production. For calculating the
processes or the bottom metal surface, the comp7it~n~-
0
Card 14/2 of the theory on normally distributed heat scurc-:,s ma.,

23 - 5 8-1 -6/10
investigation of the Uniting Process Between Copper and its AllDyF a
Steel and Cast Iron by a Jet c:C Overheated Metal
used, develn-ned by N.N. Rykalin, Doctor of TechniCal S,--...
ces and Mer_'~,-r--Correspondentv of the AS USSR.
There are 12 graphs, 2 photo&, 3 tables and 4
rences,
ASSOCIATIONt InstltutenergetMAkademii nauk Estonskoy SSR (Instit~_-,
of Power Engineering of the Estonian SSR Academy of S.-_C:
ces)
SUBLI,ITTEDt September 24P 1957
NOTE-. Russian title' and Russian names of individuals and inst-,'',
t J
L,-,ons appearing in this article have been used in the trarl-
literation.

SOV/137-58-10-20987
Translation from-Referativnip/ zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 19.58, Nr 10, p87(1_;'5SP
AUTHOR- Yuganson, E.Yu.
TITLE- Investigation of a Process of Joining Copper and Its AJloys
With Steel and Iron by Means of a Jet of Overheated Metal
(Issledovaniye protsessa soyedireniya medi i ycye splavov
so stallyu i chugunom struyey peregretogo metalla)
0
PERIODICAL: Izv. AN EstSSR. Ser. tekhn. i fiz. matem. n., 1958, Vol 7,
Nr 1, pp 58-70; in Estonian
ABSTRACT: Ref..RZhMet, 1958, Nr 5,_ abstract 9716
1. Copper-Welding 2,.,-Copper alloys--Welding 3. Steel--Welding
4. Iron--Welding
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25 1
AUTHORt
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
SOV/125-59-1-9/15
E. Yu.
-The AuzomAtic Welding of lKhl8rvqT-Type Steel Products
Designed to be Temporarily Used Under High-Temperature
Conditions (Avtomaticheskaya svarka izdeliy iz stali
lKhl8N9T, prednaznachennykh dlya kratkovremenno- raboty
pr! vysokikh temperaturakh)
4-
Avtonatichkaya svarka,- 1959,4Nr 1, p 53-57 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The AN-349-VPe highly-6iliceous7 manganic fusing agent
consisting of a 5 - 10% aluminum-iron alloy, may be used
for welding lXh18N9T-type steel. The oxidation reaction
of titanium ano chromium can be depressed in the welding
bath. By adding 5 - 10 % aluminum alloy to the low-sili-
ceous AN-26-type flux, the oxidation of titanium can be
completely eliminated. The increased amount of silicon
and manganese in the welded-on metal, when welding with
the aluminum-alloyed AN-348A-type flux, raises the scale
resistance of the welded metal 2 - 2.5 fold: This flux
warrantshighly-mechanical piGnerties and a necessary
scale-resistance of welded seams designed to be used in

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air atmospheric temperatures ranging from 1 100 to 1 130 C.

FIR-

SOV/12aj-59-1-9/15
25M
The Automatic Welding of MMN9T.~-,Type Steel Products Designed to be
Temporarily Used Under-High-mTe4arature conditions
A centralized production of AN-26-type, low-siliceous
flux (designed for welding 18-6 steel) is now organized
at the Zaporozbskiy stakollnyy zavod (Zaporozhskiy Glass
plant ). T~_ ere..-are.four tables and three Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIORt Tallinskiy mashinostroitellnyy_z~avod "Dvigatell"
(Tallir Rach ine- - DaIlding Plant - I'Dvigatel I

827L6
8/1 17/6rj/GC/,,,`-,~
A004/A002
AUTHOR: Yuganson, E. Yu. Candidate of Teebnical Sciences
TITLE- Steel Polishi Dy Elactrol yto Jet
PMODICAL: Mashinostroitell, 1960, No. 5, pp. 32-34
TEXT: The Tallinskiy nauchno-Issledovatel'skiy elektrotekhnicheskiy
a~ En I
instit"It (Ta2lln 3cientific Research Institute of Electric zIneering
developed a new method of electrochemical metal poiisl-~Iz-,F. y ~_n
_et whi ch made it possibI e to increase the ef f f - i
considerably. The application of this method does not require a grea-Z,
of electrolyte, since it flows back into the reservoir and, after addi*icnal
preheating, is pumped back to the cathode through a rubber hose. Pny 21as!~
surface finish or luster (from mat finish to mirror-like luster) cFon be
either by displacing the cathode uniformly over the surface to be pclishec~
by using a stationary cathode. Moreover, no expensive equipmen' IE ne-lpt,
the consumption of electrolyte and electric power is 2red,_~,ed. :n
with this, current of high density (up to 300 amp/dm ) can be used and -.hu_-
labor efficiency can be increased considerably. Besides, a re-diicllor. o,
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3/117/60/G00/&05/rD0_7/'r'-
Steel Polishing by Electrolyte Jet 4*04/AC02
transient electric resistance at the border of anode and eie7-~--_~Ivte
-onne-tior. witlh a c-iange in thi~-Ymez;s 3f
prod-acts azd g&seous bubbles (at a canst-Lin~ vD_~_age 3f ~ne_
lea~ds -~o m ixicrease in density of the ancde our:-er.,~ ar,~,
acce.erati.:,n of' the process. The industria'
chemical polishing of metal surfaces by an lntensiv,~, eiec-_rrLv-~~
of the following units: sprayer-cathode with hose, d-C
poiishing tub, tub for electrolyte preheating and pwnp.
to neat :X - 150 liters of electrolyte "IC t_- '5-
electrolyte ha-s the foLlowing composition: f_,
ct~rom- anlhyd_-_3~- an~~I
gives a description of the design and opera'~.Ion ~f ~he
Is
MR17
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SWISHUROV2 M.- YUMP D.
Bonusea - issued to vorkers for thedmproviament of qualitative in-dices.
Sots. trud 5 m.n;107-209 R 160. OIIRA 14. 1)
1. Rachallnik otdela truda i zarabotnoy platy Sredneurall'skogo
mede avillnogo zavoda (for Shan'shurov).
~Sverdlovsk Province-Copper industry-Quality control)
(Bonus amtem)

L 15896-t4 W'1) /HKP(M)/FA1A'd- /~'W( --b
A CC NR: AP6001994 SOUIRCE CODF: I'R
A T HOR: Yugay, F, 8,; VoIgbi, B. P,
ORG Ur -al P-OlYtechnic Institute irn. S. M, Ki~r.-,,
TITLE: Qualitative picturn of v~e Motion of a D 11(1
,%UT-RCE: ln~henerno-fizicheskly 7humal, v. Li.
TOPIC TAGS: gm flow, drople' atomization, flo-A r-.f;a.9-:-,
ABSTRACT, An attempt Is made to study the physlc~~-j -Pillti
actior in a venturt scrubber. The experiments ~A-;~rf ~ :1,
graphy. Treatment of the data revealed tnat the mr)*~:W-- 0'
2X19 o" the t~-be in the entrance :bone invol-k7s t~,.rvr-
drop, (2) regular deformation o~ the drop, (31 blowin"".
photographs showed that drops accelerated in Lhc
thro,01 which are equal to approxiina-tely 2,0-25v~
2 - 4 mm in size at gas flow vel~:~cltipg~ of I
V,
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dc -11:- ll~ E-kj (4ac o ar,a and
3 5, 2. q
!Ile gm-
.9ow velocit-eF
a rel R!, i vo
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30(12) 50V/25- 5 9-6; - 9
AUTHOR: Yugayll G.A.,, Candidir-te of Philosophic 1, Ocir.,r.-cf;
TITLE: The Athei sm of Gharles Darvin
PERIODICAL:, Nauka i zh.iznl, 1959, Nr 69 pp 41-46 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: T is is a conciso'historical study to the offc~ct thtit Cliirles
Robert Darrvin (1809-1882) ras an'atheist. There arc, r
drawings and 2 Soviet references.
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vicb- VIKTOPjDVA- V red.; RYZI-MVA, M., rrdne- I "
I - 3 . 9 L-1, I
shly red.; CIEPELEVA, 0., tokhn. red. F': l

YUGA.Y; G Ao2 kand. filosrfskilai
Di-lalsat'-:3 of p parlw-,anl ef 1.rhcle and
tho pro::,es.; of soc-iall "14
19 N'63.

PE'l-'ROSYANII 7,,K,J! imb - TVGAY X.A., irah.
xUral-6211 drdlling nachina, Shalilt. istrai. 7 no.81-L9 P,,7 163.
(NIP,A 16 1.1)
1. Ykgnitogorskiy savoa gornoradnogo oboradovaniya.

YUG&Y' L.A.
P3.astic Tapair of-external biliary fistlalaB of the small
intestine. Xhi2nirglia 35 no-3:90-91 Mr '59- (MLRA 12: 8)
1. Iz khirargicheekogo otdeleuiya %'2avg L.A.Yugay) Yakutskoy
respublikariskoy bollnitay (ispoInyayusbahty, obyazannosti
giav~ogo vracha G.F.Rabatovich).
(BILIOY McTj fistula
Burg., repair of external fistulas with arall
intestine (Rus))
(IIMSTIIE, SMIL,. surg.
small
repair of external biliary fistulas with
intestine (RUBD

BASINAP 1.F.; YUGAY, 0.1.
Calcu2ation of the motion of burning particlos in a tvlst--d rtr-rg-;-L

TUG) Y, R. 1.
An unknown map of Central Ania And Rass)Oistnn.
ob-va no.3:187-294 157. (MIR-A 11:4,)
(Soviet Central Mia--Geogrnph7, Historienl-NnDs)
(Kazakhstan-Geography, Hi-Btoricsl--Mnps)

IMISIM :KO, A..Ye.,, (Konsomol3sk-na-Amire); PERIP, V.A.; I-M'SKO, A.L.;
. 7- r. ITIGAY,-ILL; KAIRASEVA, R.P., 2asluzhennyf uchite2l shkoly RSFSR;
HASUMETIA, Z.A., uchiteellnitsa

~ V17.1- .
I p ~p

11F.007, F., otvetstvsiarV sa Tyvirk, YUBUPOT, G.G., otvet.red.,- LIFAVOT. ~,. K.
red.; POGROINSYUYA, X.A.. "d,; MUTHM, P.K., red.; KHODASUVIC'n.
Y.Oo# red.; YMOMAM, La. red.,- .1lA=VSKIY, I.I., re-B.-MINRI-MG,
XOGAN, V.S., tekhnapd,
[Meonotw of Samarkand ~ Pra7izo ea statiBtical Manuall 17arocInos
khosialetvo Sazaarkandukoi obInsti; stntlaticheskil abornik.
Sa-mvIrtand, 1958. 95 p. (MMA 11:9)
Swinrkrina (Province),,.Oblastnoy-e-statiaticho8kove upravleniya
(samark.nna Provinco-Statist ice)

IMMMURG, Semen Hoisayevich,; GRYAZITOY, V.I., red.; KAPRAIDVA. A.A., takhn.
[Index method in Soviet stBtistical Indskanyi metod. y sevetrikol
statintikes Hookva, GPD. Stat. i%d-TO, 1958. 190 P. OILRA 11:11)
(Stati8tics)

AUTHOR: Yugetburs, S. 2-58-4-6/14
TITLE: Some Problems in.Calculating Regional Indices (Nakotor
Vo V0
prosy ~schisleniya terriurialorqkb indeksov)
PERIODICAL:_ _-Ves tnik Statistiki 1 -65 (USSR)
-Nr-.-4,- P-P 5-6 -
ABSTRACT: The author-states that although it is often very important
to be able com are the total volume of production of
p
.different regions, aswell',tAs general indices of production
per vorkery average agricultural yields, etc, greal. diffi-
pulties arise vhen the regions in question are different in
economic structure.- In auch cases, the structure of either
region may be taken as a basis of comparison. Calculations
based on the strutture of the first region will, however,
give contradictory results to calculations based upon that
of the second region-* The discrepancy is even greater when
making comparison between countries. Since no objective
results can be obtained by this method, the system of
"standardized coefficients" should be adopted for eliminat-
ing -falsification due to structure differences. Weights
are chosen so as not-to reflect the structure of one or the
other of the regions under consideration, but the structure
card 1/4 of larger region, including all the regions being compared

Some Problems in Calculating Regional Indices 2-58-4-6) F14
Or Possibly all the-, count4i 1. Tis method ij3 to be a~pll'-ied
In-,the calculation-of-regional indices of the volume 0t
.production-. Beforehand,-bowever, it is necessary to elamine
-frequent-caus.es-of-eTror in output eva.luation. Generally'
gross production,-is taken to'denote the physical volume of
production, but, this is wbaect to exaggeration due to 3 main
factors: 1) Changing over to the4independent produotion of
semimanufactured products formerli bought from other sources,
2) the use of more expensive raw materials than previously
employed, 3) the mai~ufacture of articles requirinq,'pore
labor that those previously produced. In addition ~'t must
be noted that figures for gross production are inaiih:tate
as an index '&0r the physical volume of production, since
they do not include the value of processed semimanufactured
products produced within the firm itself. When a particular
,branch of industry is being considered, these factors tend
cancel one another out; hoveverp when calculating the
in general, these
factors may well cause great distortion if the physical
volume of.production is to be taken as determined by the
indeX-Of gross Production. In 'addition, it must be borne
Card 2/4 in mind that some branches with a high value of gross pro-
L

Some P;oblems in Calculating Regional Indices 2-50-4-6/14
ductiont.such as lightindustry, foodstuffs, baking or
distillifigi- will outweith i1ndustries of far greater economic
importance, e.g. mining. To obviate these difficulties,
the'physical volume of production should be calculated in
the following mannerl output is equal to the product of the
index of the productivity of labor (calculated not on the
of value but on the basis of a comparison of working
time expended during two different periods of time for
producing the-same quantity of goods).and the length of
time vorked. This is-expressed in the formula
Te
4' T,
To
vhera~ I eq
ual the phy-pical7volume of production,
~7t
is the index of the productivity of labor, calculated at;
described above$
and is,. the, index,of the expenditure of working time.
ATO
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some -P oblems Regional. 2-
An-'Calculating, IxAlces 58-4 6/14
-(The-author-states thAttbe
above method of calculating the
.
physical volume of production by figuring the individual
production indices.of different branches of industry in ac-
cordance with the-expenditure of animate labor for a base
period was originated by the Academician S.G. Strumilin for
calculating the index of labor productivity). This method
takes advantage of all the advantages of uniform monetary
calculation by value, vhile at the same time remedying its
principal defects. Bevertheless, in calculating regivnal
output indices, the standardized coefficients method de-
scribed above must be employed to find a correct basis for
inder,ing and consequently the value of To . The author uses
this method to compare-the output of two regions of basical-
ly different industrial structure, where figures for gross
production calculatad on a basis of value are entirely mis-
leading. The author proposes that in calculating regional
indices for USSR economic administrative regions, the struc-
ture of the whole of Soviet industry taken together should
be used as a basis, i.e. the average expenditure of working
time per production unit for all branches of industry in
-the-entire U_112S4.
AVAILA13LE 3 Library -of -0-6-tig-ress
Card 4/4

7MITI-EIVICH ~ m. (g.stalino)
Propa;anda centeerB Im mines. Sovsba6cbt. 3.0 no,321:40 N 161.
Nrl 14: ~ -, ~
(Commmist Party of the Soviet Union-Party work)

inzh. . 1"
Aebieved by Public efforts. S0`7.shakbt. 10 no.7:31-32 JI 161.
(MILU 14:8)
(mining engineering)

YUGIIEVICH I M.
They =t follov the ex=ple of austronauta. Scv.ahakht.
10 no.8133 Ag f6l. (MrHA 14:8'
1e Sbakhta Tlo#l?-I?-bisj, tresta Rutqhenkovugoll.
(Donets Basim-4oal niners)

ASIiIROV, X.B.; YUGIN, L.G.
ter-,tais of the oil saturation Jn carbonate
Results of isolating in L
rocks. Trudy Giprovostoknefti no.3:136-145 '61. (MIRA
(Volga Valley--Oil reservoir engineering) (Rocks, Carbonate)

I ,~, . f . ,
ASHIROV, K.B.; GUBANOV, A.I.; SURGUCHEV, M.L.-, GUSEVA, L.N.; -F7 tj~'
YUGIN, L.G. -
Geology and development of the Tarkhany oil field of the ail iield
Administration of the Pugonuslan Petroleum Trust. Trady Giprovr,-
stoknefti no.3:165-182 961. (MIRA 14:12)
(Bugurusian region-Oil reservoir engineering)

ASHIROV., K.B.; GROMOVICH. V.A.; YUGIN, L.G.
Geology and oil potential of the Kaeshovskoye field. Wudy
Gi.provoBtoknefti no.5:134-151 '62. (MM 16;8)
Ovybysbev Provimce-Petrolem geology)

ASHIROVT K.B.; GUBANOV., A.I.; GROMVICH, V.A.; SURGUZIME p H.L.;-XUGIN, L.G.
Geo-logy ana'flaw diagram of the devblopm-nt of thq Deryuz-hev-1m
field. Trudy Giprovostoknefti no.5;3.67-176 162, (MRA 16.8)
(Xuyb.vi3bev Frovince.-Oll reservoir engineering)

ASHIROVP K.B.; GUUNOVI A.I., GUSM, L.N.; OFMIN~ R.V.; YUGIN, L,G.
Geology and flvw diagranB of the development of the Alaka-yevka
field, Trady Giprovosto3mefti no.5:197-208 162. (MMA 16:8)
(KWbsbev Province-Petroleim gaolog7)

SPASSKIY, S-.S, OBOLCESUYA, N.A., Y"ICTN. V.I. GT I?,
ye. S~
Plasticizbrs for nitrile rubbers based On ~,Olymevtvr reclnr.
Inst. khim. UFAN SSo-R no.3-33-42 159,
(Plasticizers I 'S-r!

,-*&~V, A.
1 1,
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YUGOVY A.?.
Universal' biograpby. Tokat,prom. 20 *zo.3i 20 Y;.r 11-0.
,, f. MI -;ILA 11, : 5 *,,
1. Starshiy inzhaner Byura tolelmichoskoy informatsti Ullyanovskogo
sovnarkhoza.
(Ullyanovsk Province-'Tex-tile workerB)

YUGOV, G.
Our radio amate=so Radio no.5s5-6 Fg _162. (HERA 15:5)

YET U, G.N.; 23L'TSEBYAN, I.M.; FUOV, B.A.; YUGOV, G.Ta.
Self-propelled hay baler. Sellkhoymahina no.2:3-4 F 156.
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(Ew-Rarvesting) (Agricultur&I machinery)

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AUTHORS:Strelk S.P and Yur.
ov gov, V.A.
TITM:* Measurement.of-the Coefficient-of Dry-Friction During
Harmonic Oscillations (Izmereniye koeffitsiyenta suhho_z-:)
treniya Dri garmonicheskikh kolebaniyakh)
PERILODICAI: ltibory i Tekhnika Eks-perimenta, 1957, Hr 3, PP-54-5S
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: An apparatus is described which pan be used to measure
the static coefficient of friction durin- the action of a
lovi frequency forcer (0 to 100 els). Itois usually assumed
that the static coelficient of friction does not deDend on
the nature of changes in the applied force. It is now suF,,,-S-
ested that the limiting value of the force of friction de-
Dends on the nature a-ad the speed of chanGes in the applied
lorce. Experiments were.carried out in which the limitin_-
value of the frictional force was measured with a sinus-
oidal variation in the applied force vrith the frequency of
0 to 100 c/s. The apparatus is sho= diagramatically in
The s-oecimen is placed on a small table winich e-I-D-
cutes sinusoidal oscillations in an horizoE~U-al AL
very low amplitudes the specimen moves together with the
oscillating table. As thie amplitude increases beyond a
Ca~?d 112 certain value the specimen moves relative to the table. At

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Measurement of the Coefficient of Dry Friction During Harmonic
Oscillations.
this moment the amplitude of the oscillation is measured,
The coefficient of friction is then given by
lie. = aw2/g
where ji c is the static,coefficient of friction, a is
the critical amplitude, co is the corresponding frequency
and g iB;the acceleration due to gravity. The experiment-
al results shown in Figs,2 to 6 indicate that the static
coefficient of friction is a function of the frequency of
the applied force. The coefficient of friction decreases
as the frequency increases. There are 6 diagrams, no tab!0~3,
and 6 references, 5 Russian and 1 English.
ASSOCIATION: Department of Physics of Moscow State Universit.-, irrieni
M.V.Lomonosov (Fizicheskiy fakal'tet UGU im. M.V.Lomonosova)
SUFMTTB`D: June 5. 1956,
AVALT-ABLE: Library of Congress.
Card 2/2 1, Harmorde oscMators 2a. Friction-Nessurament-Analysis

D'YAKOV3, G.?,; YLWV, T.A.
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AUTHORS3 D'yakov, G.P. and Yugovt Val*, SOV/55-5B-3--1OPC-
TITLEj Mewu-ring- of - the, 'Magne toot ri c tion With the Aid of a Fi 1 m.
Tensiometer (Izmereniye magnitostriktsii a pomoshch'y,- T-e
nochnogo tenzometra)
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PERIODICALt Vestnik YoskovBkogo universi teta, Seri yr njateTrat-t~ir
astrononii, fiziki, khimii i~ 1958,Nr 21-
ABSTRAC-Tt This is a short note on the development of a new type 2f
tensiometera in which thin layers (films) of constantan P-T,
other materirlg obtained by methods of vaporizatlor~ in Tn~
vacuum are used as resistanoo tensiometers. The firet n~-
was Dubllehed in Vestnik Noskovskozo univo-slteta,~c.-
mat.,. =kh... Offtron.jo fiz. . 1tjj3ai;
ASSOCIATIOFs Kafedra obBhchey fiziki (Chair of General Physics)
SUBMITTED: April 219 1958
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