SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZHERETUYENKO. V. - ZHERNOV, A.P.

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AUTHORS. tiyenko d Petrushchenko _(Saxatov)
Mere V, it.
TITLE:-- An Instrument.for Listening to Sounds (Pribor dlya
proslushivaniya shumov)
PERIODICAL:. Radio, 19581 Nr 12$ p 57 (USSR)
A13STRACT: -The.:aut~or:describes a simple, compact, easily trans-
portable,'instrument for listening to the sounds:pro-
duced in'bearings or friction parts in machinery,':
and for studying.them. .Its main circuit diagram is
shown in,Fie. 1# ~A kenotron) constructed accord-
ing-to a,full-wave circuit,.feeds the anode and
screen circuits. The first stage a voltage ree-
tifierj is bas-id on a 6Zh8 valve ~Ll), the second
stage. on. a 6F6S valve (LZ ), and a 6Tsr-S kenotron-(L3)
is used in the rectifier. A microphone transformer,
having abattery with a voltage of 1.5 v in its prim-
ar winding, 'is switched into the amplifier out-_
y
'Card 1/2 ~put. An output transformer, designed to be connected

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AUTHORt Kovalenko, S.I. , Pustovalov, VOV. W, Zheratiyenko, VA. 2
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akov, V.S. (3), Drabyazkop T.T. (
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yash, F.Y. (5)
TITLEs Short Reports (Koratkiye soobehohaniya)
PERIOMOALz Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1957P Vol- 23s Nr 9, PP-1135-1137 (MSR)
MSTRWTt re.(I)s The authors developed a method for the produotion of
spliced in graphite heaters for high taVerature furnaces. On tha
exterior surfaos of the working part a spiral was turned out (on
a lathe). The ta pped part my take up about half of the thickne
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~of the wall of t he tube. It is possible to attain a temperat=1
0f
2000-25000. at 800-900 A and 13-15 0. There is I figure,
re.(2):.The author Introduoed an electron device for the determina-
tion of short-oirouit#4 windinp in tmnnfoniar spinla. by mvmw of
this devioe It is possible even to deteot a short-oirouited winding
of any diameter. T here is I figure.
re-O)t The author reports th&t the "LaborpriborO plant (K34n, als-
triot of Moscow) produces devices for the testing of constructional
and protective mterials in form of large plates in aggressive
media. The device is described. There is I figure.
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re.(4)s The author developed the construction of a bench for the
cutting of metal by means of a separating disk. The disk has a
diameter of 300 mm and a thickness of 3 mm. it is connected with
an eleot, tor,(2.8.kW, 2880 rove/min) by means of a cons belt.
re.(5)t The author uses a suspension for the ballistio g&lvano-
meter,]It prevents the influence exercised by exterior impacts upon
the mobile system of the apparatus. The suspension is an oscillation
system with long dying-out times There is I figure.
'ASSOOIATICKI All-Uhim, Izotitute for Rafmotories (Vaenoyusnyy inatitut
ogneworov) (i)
lleotroteohnio&l Plant of Saratov (Samtovskiy olektrotekhnioheskiy
Savod) (2)
Metallurgical 00abine of Kusadsk (Kusnetskiy metallurgiohaskiy
kombinat) (4)
Metallurgioal Plant of Gorl kiy (aarl kovskiy metallurgioheskiy
Sav0d) (5)
AVAILKIBLEs Library of Congress
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AUTHOR: _ZJ�ALev --Fissarev, S. (Profespor); Milwwx,_L_-!J~rinov, M.-Marinov H,-
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Department of Pathological Physiology/headed by Prof. S. Pisarev/. Kadiz
College, Sofia: (Katedra po patologichna fiziologiya pri VMI).
TITIZ;, Experimental.studies on etiology ard pathogenesis of rhe toid
SOURM, Suvremenna maditainap no, 7,1965, 400-405
..TOPIC TAGS: pathog~nesisp rat,, tissue diseasep bacteriology# medical research
~_ABSTRACT:.'Comparison of 3 models,of rheumatic fever including one developed by
~::authors :and involving 3 soca injections of 0.2 ml / kg of 24-hour culture of 0
:hemolytic-Streptococcus A over..14 days'with induced permanent irritation of pharyngeal
receptor,s'j, with,submucosal injection of 2% formaldehyde in rats. Based on tabulated
labdata and discussion, this-model is considered closest to the clinical type*
Orig. art.,hast 3 figures and. 1 table# (Based on authorst Eng. abst.) (JPRS)
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Abs Jour Ref Zhur,-,,Biologiya, No Ili 19581 No, 48679
Author IZheriker, L.; Vasillehenko,.G.
i%-OT -g T 7 -ey,
Title Onthe nfectiveneas of Fallowing by Malftsev"
Method
Orig Pub :,S.-kh. Siblri, 1957, No 99 28-31
Abstract - i This art'Lele,describes the results of production
experiments carried out in Kalmonakly Rayon
of Altay Kray~(1955) on the ordinary chernozem
with~the sowings of spr1n6 wheat. Under the
conditionsof the wetL'1956 year, the yield of
the spring wheat (a mixture of two varieties
AltbidUML3700 and Mil'trum 553) was the same on
the oontrol and the experimental plots (16
centners/ha,)* Considerable drying of the upper
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Abs Tour Ref,Zhur:- Biologiya,, No 11, 1958, No. 48679
layer of the soil was observed with the doepi
moldbord-less cultivation of the fallow In the
smmertime. For the elimination of this pheno-
menon., it is reammended to carry out the mold-

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'AUTHOR: Zherikh1n, P ~(Engineer
"'TITLE: Steady-state Internal~Short-circuits in Lap Windings of.
~Synchronous.Machines (Ustanovivshiyesya vnutrenniyo
-1corotkiye za ykaniya v petlevy1ch obmotlcalch sinkhronnykh
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mashin)
PERIODICAL,:.;. Ve s tnik' Elektropromyshlemos ti. 119 58 Nr 91pp 52-58.(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Single-phase shor~t-circuits of groups of coils are first
Considered. ~Unipolar groups are defined as groups of a.
given phase separated from one another by an even number
of pole,pitchoso Different cases of single-phase short-
circuits of coil groups.are illustrated in Fig 11
indicating that two main cases must be distinguished: when
the short-circuited groups are unipolar,-. and when they
are not. ~In the,first case there.is no mutual inductance
between short-circuited groups; in tho second there is a.
~.Mutual inductance flux that closes through the.rotor.
Formula (6) 'is then derived forthe short-circuit.current
and is applicable to all cases.of single-ohase short-
--~circuit:of groups of coil*
Short-circuits within a group
Card 1A Of coils:,are then consider;d. To test tho relationship
between the inductanco and the numbor of series sections

SUV/110-58-9-13/20
Steady-state Internal:,Short-eirouits'in Lap Windings of Synchronous
Machines
n a -the.section ends of ona'of the groups of,coils
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coil)
of a. synchronous.machine were brought out. Alternating-
current was supplied to the sections. Curves 'of the
potential.distribution within a group of sections in the
absence.rand.in the presence of the rotor are given in
Figs 2 and 3 respectively., It will be seen from Fig 2
that the relationship for the leakage reactance is not
linear. -An expression is derived for the short-circuit
current according tothe number of short-circuited
sections and-it.is pointed out that the accuracy of this
less when the number of sections Is small.
F4xpressions are then derived for short-circuit currents
.~within a'section) but are not well suited to making
~.Calculations. This is partly because dead shorts are less
common than arcing shorts for the latter) other methods
should be used to calculalethe short-circuit current as a
function of the number of short-circuited turns., It is3
however of interest to,find.the number of-short-circuited
turns at which.the short-circuit current I.,-. maximum,,
Car&,2/4 This leads to a complicated expression. Two-phaso short-
circuits~are then considered-, expressions are derived
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first for symmetrical and then for asymmetrical short
circuits. ' Tests were made in the electrical machines
laboratory of the Eloktrosila Works on a synchronous
machine type S-165 of 51000 kVAj 6.3 kV and 6 poles-, other
.,design data are 'given. 'Tho ends of coil groups were
brought out~a,nd short-circuits were made botwoen themj~
the group markings being As shown in Fig 6. The expori-
mentallydetermined short circuit characteristics:are.
plotted In Pigs 7, 8 and 9. Exparimental and calculated
~.Values of short-circuit current for a field current of.
30 A are givon.in Table 1. A number of tests were also
made in the Electrical Machines'.Laborator of the LETI
on a synchronous-machine of 20 kVA; 220/3K0 V and 6 poles.
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TITLE*. The effect of surface -oxidation on the elastic fatigue or
microstrips or different allc~ys
SOURCE: Metanovedeniye i termicbeskays obrabotka metallovp no. 6# 19668
16-18
TOPIC TAGS: metal oxidation,, elastic stress MgMA. Stjoer4CZ W Ie P,
ABSTRACT: The article-repo tho results of a study of the reverse
fatigue in twistingvA the elastic Wormation region as a
function of the at e or the stjrface of the starting wir, and the
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TITLE: Our.Readers Suggest
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vysshey shkoly, 1959, Nr 5, P 30 (USSR)
ABSTRACT-. The new curriculum provides that the students,of
the Kemerovo Mining Institute.will attend one
year of practical training after the 3rd or 4th
course In the authorslopinion, it will be diffi-
cult't; realizethe plan'in.practice. The yearn
of practical training will, moreover, cause a
great interruption in the theoretical instruction
and reduce considerably the quality of the edu-
cational-work.' They auggest that the 3rd course
should be followed by 6 bionths practical training
courses and one semester of theoretical training
in 3 alternate turns. During the practical train-
ing the students would be able to work indepen-
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SOUM: Morpkoy sbornik no...11, 1065, 32-37
TOPIC TAGS: mathematic model pi-obability correlation statistica, scientificre-
searcht military tactio, random, process,, randow noise, target seeker,, electironic
computer, computer application
ABSTRACT: Operational and tactical~calculAtionoi an well &a scientific and technical.
inveatigational,often involve consideration of random phenomena aM processes which -
can bo'characterized*by statistical jarameters calculated as averages of Aaerved
(selected) values. The statistical bA=1-MWjjjJnZmethod for random processes
suggested uses the Monte,Carlo'method, as to mathematical base, and the article pro-,
ceede to describe its application to two practical examples$ one of which is the,
calculation of the proceas involved in a miesile closing a target; the other repro-.
ducing an aotual.noise proccon,in accordance with the normal dintributiod law* The
mathematical method described involves the use of an electronic computer to obtain
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the probability models of.the subjecta',under investigation using '14erinental dAta'
based on distribution laws and,correlated ties in the elements of thos* subjects,,,,..:
without.waiting for the'development*of am analytical theorr and the disclosure of -
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