SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZHUBANOV, B.A. - ZHUCHENKO, V.A.

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On, Some Phosphorus-Containing Polyaraides srVA62-58-6-26/37
with the lengthening of the carbon chain of diamine from
tetramethylene to decamethylene diataine softening-temperatures
are reduced. At the same time, fluctuation becomes weaker. There
are 2 tables and 6 references, 4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut elementoorganichenkikh soyt)dineniy Akadenii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Elemental-organJaCompounde AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: January 27P 1958
1. AmAides--Chemical properties 2. Phosphorus-Chemical effects
3. Condensation reactions

VIIJOGRAMVA, S.V.; KORSMK, V.V,.; VOLESITZKOV, G.S.; ZHUBAIiOV_p Bskt
Haterochain polyesters, Fart 17: Polyesters of phoOhOz7latOd
dicarboxyllo acids. Vysokom. soed. I no.3:357-361 ~(r 159.
(MIRA IWO
I.Institut.olementoorganicheakikh soyediteniy AN SSSR.
Oeaters)
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WTHORS: Rafikov, S.R., Suvorov, B. V., BOV/20-126-6-39/67

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Prokoflyeva, M. V.
TITLE: Synthesis of Nicotinic Acid and Its Amides by Way of Nicotino-
-nitrile (Bintez nikotinovoy kisloty i y9ye amida cherez
nikotinonitril)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii, nauk SSSRp 1959p Vol 126, Nr 6,,pp 1206 -1288
(USSR)
ABSTRACT; In spite of an increasing demand. of the substances mentioned
in the title (Ref
1
2) the methods of production applied, give
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only low yields ( f 3-5). The authors produced these two sub-,
stances by saponification of.nicotinic acid nitrile which is
formed in high yields in an oxidative ammonolysis of the P-pio-
oline on vanadium catalysts (Refs 6,7). p-picoline was isolated
from the corresponding industrially produced fraction. The men-
tioned ammonolysis was carried out in a continuous flow appara-
tus. Granulated tin-vanadate served as catalyst, air was used
as oxidizer. Ammonia was introduced into the reaction zone in
the form of a 20% aqueous solutions The duTation of contact was.
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Synthesis of Nicotinic Acid and Itv Amides by Way BOT120-126-6-3916 T
of Hicotino-nitrile
not reacted were extracted by sulphuric other, the extract was
dried over roasted sodium sulphate and fractionated. In the
saponification by means of water ander pressure.(with some
drops of water - ammonia) nicotinic acid amide (melting point
129-1300) and nicotinic acid (232-2340) were formed. Their yield
depends on the reaction conditions of saponification By chang-
ing these conditions either the acid or the amide ma; be obtain-
ed with quantitative yields. The duration of contact is without
importance in the temperature range investigated for the P-pic-
oline ammonolysis. Figure 1 shows that if the reaction tempera-
ture is inareased from 310 to 3700 the nicotino-nitrile yield
is increased. A further temperature increase up to 4000.reduces
this yield. In this connection the C02 formation increases rap-
idly. It may therefore be assumed that at temperatures ~3700
reactions of an intensive oxidation take place besides the oxi-
.dative ammonolysis of P-picoline. Since the maximum yield of
nicotino-nitrile (6% of the theoretically computed yield) and
the minimum CO2 formation were attained in the case of a 20-
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Synthesis'of Nicotinic Acid and Its Amides by Way' SOV/20,-126-6-39/67
of Nicotino-nitrile
suppressed by amaonia. Thusp the mentioned ammonoly roduces
high yields (over 65~).of niootinic acid or nicotiMisidpe (over
607G) with respect to the initial product. Oxidizers which are
shortage goods are not used.St~ndard. apparatus is necessary.
There are I figure and 9 referenceav 6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimicheakikh nauk Akdemii nauk Kaz33H (Institute of
Chemical Sciences of the Academy of Sciences of the KazakhSSR)
PRESENTED: October 20, 1958, by M. M. Shemyakinp Leademician
SUBMITiED'i October 23, 1956

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ACC NR, AP6032913---- -"-SOURCE-'CODE-.;-UIC/0360/661000/003/0101/0102
XJTIIOR: Rafikov, S. R.; Derevyanchenko, V. P.; Zhubanov, B. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Synthesis of polyimides from the adduct of maleric anhydride with berye-ne
acid and various diamines
SOURCE; AN KazSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya khimicheakaya, no, 3, 1966, 101-102
TOPIC TAGS; polyimido acid, polyimide, heat resistant polymerd,,A.&,tA~~f4l1k,,
ABSTRACT: ae authors have synthesized aromatic and aliphatic-aromatic polyimides
having the groups
< CH
C_
I CH
where
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in the)backbote. The polymers.were prepared from 3,6-endoethylene-9-bicyclo-(2,4)-
octane-1,2,4,5 tetracarboxylic,anhydride and various diamines in N,N-dimethylformami
'The polyimides, were prepared in two steps: 1) formation of a dimethylf ormamid-~~-
J soluble poly(amido acid); and 2) conversion of the acid to a poly*ide~ by gradual .1
heating to 30W. The- ijdiiiesiz _p'ofymifs-a`re -I:!jh6:y_e11O-w_ iiL~olubii- in
the common organic solvents. They fuse at 450-500C, and decompose at higher temper-
atures. The poly(timido-acids) form rigid transparent film from solutions.
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ZHUBANOV, B,A:; RAFIKOVt S.R,j PAVLFTENKO, L.V,; MOSHKEVIU, S.A.; AKIMVA, Bel#
syntheois of polymerno Report No.15s Synthenin of reilyam-ides based
on m- and p-xylylonediamines, adipic, usbacic, und loophtha.11c acidd,
Tru,dy Inst. khim. nauk MI Kazakh. SSR llo-36-4.1 164. (MIRA 17:.U)

ZHUBANOV, B.A.; DEREVYANCRENKO, V.P.1 RAFIKOV, S.R.
Synthesis of polymers. Report No.16,. 14-vilylenediamine polyconden-
sation with phthalic acid. Trudy Inst. kh.lm. nauk AN Kazakh. SSR Ili
42-47 .'64. (MIRA 17M)

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Apparatus for the differential thermal analysis of polymers. Trudy
I Inst. khim, nauk AN Kazakh. SSR 11:161-163 164. (MJRA 17:1-1)

SUVOROVI B.V.; RAFIKGV~ S.R.,-.Z Noyp,_B.A.; KOS'MOMIN~ A.S.; KUDINO'VAr V.S-;
LH M
KAGARLITSKIY,-A.D.; XHMRA, M.I.
~Catalytia synthesis of the dinitrile of terephthalic acid.
Zhur. prlkl, khim, 36 no.8tl837-1847 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:32)

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B11O/B144
AUTHORS: Rafikov, S. R., ~DtkLanov, B. A. G1U--1ari;"11Ay0va, X. Z.,
Favlitenko, L.
TITLE: Studies in the field of polymer uynthesis !V, Synthesis of
nixed polyamides on the basis of xylylone diaminels,
hexamethylene diamines and adipic acid
PEPIODICAL., Vysokomolokulyarnyye soyedineniya, v. 4, no. 3, 1962, 414-418
TEXT; The authors studied mixed polyamides which arise when a mixture of
p- and -n-xylylene diamines M and/or hexamethylene diamines (11) is made
to react with adipic acid (III). The thermal resiativity of mixed
polyamides is assumed to be increased by the introduction of aromatic
rings into the aliphatic polyanide chain of 11 and I111 of corres'Oonding
structure. The lawfulness in the change of the properties of mixed
P_ and m-I polyamides should therefore be studied. They viere obtained
by polycondensation of corresponding diamine salts mixed with III. The
molar ratios of diamines were: 95:5, 80:20, 65:35, 50:50, 35:65, 20:80,
and 5:95. The melting points of salts obtained from aqueous-alcoholic
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Studies in the field of... B110/B144
solutions'*iN,ere p-I + III =2330c, m-I + III = 1670C, H + M - 193 aG.
Polycondensation was conducted in an N 2 stream all a temperature below
12700C but higher than the melting point. The thermomechanical curvas were
found -with an apparatus by B. L. Tsetlin et al (Zavodsk. labor., 22, 352,
19506), the melting points were dctermined according to P. J. Flox:y--, and
the intrinsic viscosities in cresol or highly concentrated H 2so4 vvere also
determined. All mixed I and III polyamides are hard, stable, hornlike,
and insoluble in the usual solvents. Their melts yield semitransparent
fibers which can be cold drawn by 300-400 %. LleltinC points and flow
temperatures of m-I + III, p-I + II!, and p-I + II + III polyammid-as
increase continuously with the wamount of I residue. This suf-ests
isomorphous substitution of I residues in the c.rystalline ret-51on. The
distinct minimum of the softening point - composition curve for
m-I + III : p-I + III = 40 : 60 and II + III : P-1 + 111 "30 : 70 is
probably due to-a larger amount of amorphous polymer and copolymer.
Different dependences on the composition of mixed m-1, II, anE 11I poly-
amides are probabl due to: (1) g'reat difference in the linear dimensions
of diamines and (2~ disturbance of axial symmetry of the macromolecule by
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Studies in the field of... B11O B144
the m-I nucleus. The intrinsic viscosity (0.5-1-3 d1/j-,) detoxmined in
cresol and concentrated H 2 so4showed normal concentration dependence. A
1101yamide (molecular weight 11,800) which arose from m-I, 11, and III,
~diamine ratio 1:1) dissolved in ethylene chlorohydrin, another one which
arose from p-1, m-I, and III (diamine ratio 1:4) dissolved in a mixture
of 60 % ethylene chlorohydrine and 40 ~ CH 2CICOOR. There are 4 fiEures,
1 table, and 7 references: 4 Soviet and 3 non-Soviet. The most important
reference to the En6lish-language publication reads as follows:
R. D. Evans, H. R. Mighton, P. J. Flory, J. Amer. Chom. Soo., 12, 2018,
.1950.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimi cheskikh nauk AN KazSSR (Institute of
Chemical Sciences AS Kazakhakaya SSR)
SUBMITTED: March 2, 1961
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1b 2209 BIOI/B218
AUTHORS: Rafikov, S. R.f,Zhubanov, B. A., Khasanoval R. N.,
Gumargaliyeva, K. D.
TITLE: Studies in the field of polymer synthesis. I. Synthesis of,
polyamides on the basis of xylylene diamines
PERIODICAL: Vysokom olekulyarnyye soyedineniya, v. 3, no- 51 19619 699-705
TEXT: Proceeding from the fact that heat-resistant polyamides suitable for
-fiber and glass production are formed by symmetric, aliphatic-aromatic di-
amines, a study has been made of the reactions of m-xylylene diamine (A)
and n-x~lylene diaminec(13)(With adipic acid (1), azelaic acid (2), sebacia
acid (3 , o-phthalic a id 4), isophthalic acid (5), and terephthalic acid
(6). The synthesis of estees of A with 1, 2, 4, and 5, and of B with 1 and
3 was performed by mixing diamine solutions and acid in 95% alcohol. B was
synthesized with 2, 4, and 5 at the boiling temperature of the alcoholic
solution. The resulting ester was filtered off. The precipitate was form-
ed' not before 24 hr. Since-terephthalic acid is hardly soluble in organic
solvents, synthesis A + 6 was effected by addition of the acid to the
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Studies in ... B1 01 YB218
a ueouq diamine solution and by subsequent boiling. Alcohol + benzene
F: 1) were used as solvent for the synthesis of A + 3 because the er3ter
did not precipitate from 95% alcohol. Table 1 contains the yields and
melting points of the esters synthesized. Polymerization occurred either
in the melt or in a cresol solution. The eater B + 6 could not be polymer-
ized this way on account of its insolubility in cre9ol and its high melting
point. In this casef the polyamide was obtained from an equimolar mixture
of dimethyl terephthalate and p-xylylene diamide. Tables 2 and 3 list data
and properties of the polymers. Polycondensation of xylylene'diamines with
O-phthalic acid failed- 5V16 of a substance melting at 237-237-50C was iso-
lated. It was identified as diphthalyl xylylene diamine.. The authors
assume a rupture of the reaction chain by formation of a cyclic imide,
owing to the neighboring position of the carboxyl groups. The intrinsic
viscosity of polyamides indicates that their molecular weight varies between
.10pOOO and 20,000. The authors thank D. V. Sokollskiy and B. V. Suvorov
for the diamine put at their disposal. B. A. Poray.-Koshits is mentioned.
There are 2 figures, 3 tables, and 13 references: 6 Soviet-bloc and 7 non-
Soviet-bloc. The 3 most important references to Enirlish-language publica-
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tions.read as follows: 0. B. Edgar, E. Ellery, J. Chem. Soc., 1952, 2633;
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1957 ,
ASSOCIATION:
Institut khimicheskikh nauk ATIT DizS
S'11.- (Institute of Chornical
Sciences, AS Kazakhekaya SSR),
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Trarw-isopierization In the continuous hydrogenation c)f fats.
Trudy Inst. khim. nauk AN Kazalch, SSR 13s2(Y7,;109 165.
(.141RA 1829)

CHULANOV, G.Ch., doktor ekon. na-k, prof.; KISELEVA, L.I.; RHURTY-4 kl-.
TAYBEKOV., I.Ye.; DZHAKSALIM, B.M.; ISWIUKILAVEDOV,
B.Maj GMCHBIZVAj T.V.; KUZN',STSOV, Yu.N., red,; POGOZHEV,
A.S., red.1 ROROKINA, Z.P.p tekhn, red,
[Essays on the history of the national economy of the Kazakh
S.S.R.) Ocherki. istorii narodnogo khoziaistva Kazakhskoi SSR.
Alma-Ata,, Izd-vo AN Kaz.SSR. Vol.3. [June 1941 to 19451
Run' 19/+l.goda - 1945 god, 1963o 299 pe (MIRA 17:1)
1. Akademiya nauk Kazakhskoy SSR, Alma-Ata. lnatitu~ ekonomiki.
2. Chlen-korrespondent AN Kaz.SSR (for Chulanov).

CHUIANOV, Gabdull'a Chulanovich; ISMITIUMDOV, Bukenbay Mergaliyevich;
CBEGREIEVA, Tatlyana VaBillyevna; MUMMA Zarya Galimpyna:
KOLTOCRIUK, N.I., red.; HOROXIIIA, Z-.Y.- -t0v. W2--
p
(Studies.on the history of the national econoqr of the Kazakh
SX.R.) Ocherki istorii narodnogo, khoziaistva Kazakhskoi SSR.
(By) G.Ch.Chulanov i dr. Alma-Ata, Izd-vo Akad. naik Kazakh-
skoi SSR. Vol.2.[From 1928 to June 19411 1928 god - ijiun'
1941 goda. 1962. 374 p. WIRA 15:8)
1. Akademiya nauk Kazakhskoy SSR, Alma-Ata. Institut ekonorniki.
(Kazakhstan-Economic conditions)
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ACCESSION NR: AP4028472 SIOD3116V0001003IM4710056
'AUTHOR:
t TIIIE% Investigation en the propagation of shook waves in the ground
SOURCE: AN KazSSR* Vestnikj, No- 3..-1964., 47-56
I TOPIC TAGSt shook waves shock wave propagation.. groundj. shear wavep compressional
qiear wave,, apprmcbtation method
IRACT: It has been shown that shook waves of compression and compreasion-ahear
ARST
remain shock wa.ves to the and and that their velocity decreasee with timee
General equations for the zone of longitudinal-tranaverao movements are complex
in form and cannot be integrated by analytical methods* The author enployu some
approximation methods to integrate these equations for the case when iihear defor-
mation. is small compared with longitudinal deformation He considers the move-
ments to occur in the lower half space and uses the st;Z~ coordinates. U a
steady load is maintained on the upper surface (interface), and the state of the
medium is expressed by on cr(f.) wA ai - 4ri (61),# he finds that, if the' curves of
these functions 'are concave toward the 06 and OFi &zoo# when displaaament is
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slight., the compressional-shear wave will be a shock wave relative to shear
deformation,and the parameters of longitudinal movement NJ* U 0 X~ will be
-continuous (u represents particle velocity and X indicates stress)j and if the
curve Of (r - 6(S) is convez toward the 0& axis while the curve of (r. is
axis
convex toward the 01r, then the compressional-shear wave will bo a continuous,
Riemann wave.. for.which the parameters of both compression and shear may dwgo.
When the load on-the surface decreases steadily,, the nature of the velocity change
at the surface corresponds to the nature of changq in all parameters of moven. ent
at the front of the shock waves The stress X. at any point for a I compress;Lonal
wava is a linear function of z and it increases with increase In z, The velocity
of the-partiole ut is constant at wq fixed momot of time If the ompresuional
wave becomes a continuous Riemam waved it becomes impossible to wasure precisely!
the velocityof the shear wave, It becomes necessary to measure the velocities
.of the partiolee'u
t and vt in the continuous wave and the velooity of the compros-I
sional wave,, which is travelling with a sharp fronts Orig. arte bass 6 9Uures
arA 42 formulase:
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Preheating of roller dies. Xuz.-shtam. p;,-oizv. 2 no-7:43 Jl 160.
(MIRA U: 8)
(Porging machinery,) (Dies (Me,lwalvorking))

NOGA, N.A., lnzh.
Making and =ltiple rooonditioning or upseWng dlea. Vashine-
streenia uo,3ss47--/+8 S-O 164 (MIRA 1892)

ZHUBR, L.N.s inzh.
Automatic beat treatment of links of scraper conveyer abains.
Mashinostroenie no.2:64-66 Mr-Ap '62. (MIRA 15:4)
1. KharIkovskiy zavod "Svet shakbtera".
(steel--Heat treatment) (Automation)
7~T- -t-

HYLOVA., A.; ZHUBR Ye povar., udaraik ko-ini ticheskogo truda
Rail workers to get excellent servicel ObahcheaWpit, no*2t20-21
F I (KIRA 16s4)
63.
1. Zaveduyushchaya proizvodstvom filiala stolovoy Yo.Jlp laningrad-
Moskovskaya tovarnaya otantalya Oktyabriskoy zheleab6y dorogi (for
Rylova). 2. Stolovaya Ho-4 otdela raboebego anablerniya laningrad-
Vitebskogo otdeleniya Oktyabx-tokoy zheleznoy dorogi (for Mmbr).
(Repitaurants., lunchrooms, etc.)

POLAND/Chemical Technology. Cellulose and its Derivatives.
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur-Xhimiya, No 12, 1958, 41863.
Author Zlnibraiaskaya.
Iast ffur _rIT' r 3 n _.
Title Processing and Application of Tall Oil.
Orig Pub, Przegl. Papism.j 1957) 131 No 1) 211-28.
Abstract: The necessity for utilization of tall oil in sulfite
pulping to increase its process savings is pointed
out. The composition of the tall oil (fatty acids
content, resins and unsaponifiable matter) is changed)
depending on the climate, geographical conditions and
other factors. The problems.of the processing techno-
logy were examined as well as the equipment. and the
control measuring devices adapted in various countries.
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USSR/Pharmacology. Toxicology. Vitamins. V
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur. - Biol., No 22, 1958, 102876
Author Zhubrid, M. M.
Inst Lvov Scientific Research Institute of Maternal
and Child Welfare
Title Therapeutic Application of Nicotinic Acid in
Toxicoses of Dysenteric Etiology.
Orig Pub: Nauahn. tr. Llvovsk. n.-i. In-t okhrany mater-
instva i detstva) 1957, 2~ 103-107
Abstract: Dysenteric intoxication was induced in rats by
intraperitoneal introduction of dysenteric
toxin, The application of nicotinic acid (1)
decreased the appearances of intoxication as
compared with the control group. On this basis)
I in a dose of 10-15 mg daily for the course of
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AUTHORSt Milyayev, M.M Zhuc~#yeDjgA*.,w.
Vertical pouring of castingn of body-of-revolution type
TITU:
PERIODICALI Liteynoye proizvodstvo, no. 1, 1963, 37 38
TEXT: In contrast to the usual practice of pouring castings of the body-
type In the horizontal position, which resulted in an output of-,
:han y za-
serviceable products-not higher than 45 -60%, the Kyshtymski mek icheski
vod (Xyshtymsk Mechanical Plant) successfully employed the vertical pouring of
such steel castings. The riser size was calculated according to the kormulaLe:
B w SC D : 8 (m); B 9 D - 10 (pn), where B - length of riser relative to
the,casting O.D., D outer diameter.. The first tormula is suitable for cast-
ings 200 - 6W mm In diameter, the second for castings 600 - 1,200 mm In.diameter.
The riser width is calculated as follows: T - 1 + g, Where I - rim thickness of_
casting, g - width of shoulder defining the,line of intersection. Riser h4lght:
H is determined depending on the casting outer diwaeter D and 'rim thickness. T.,
rs gIve a brief description of the pouring procedure and point out that,
The autho
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AIMIOR: Sogriah n. Yu. P. (Candidate of technical Iciances); Gaponov, M. A.
(Engincer);,,Zh e~p~qj_,A
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ITTLE'r The problem of selecting tool steels for high-speed prensure working of
metals
SOURCE: Moscow Eksperimental'nyy nnuchn'o isoledovatellskiy
pressov
ogo mashinbatroyeniya. (Nauchnyye trudy) no. 13, 1966.
(Tool steels), 1(~-114
TOPIC TAGS: etail forming, high energy rate forming, hot die
shot dii st45MM steel 3Kh2V8F steel, 4Kh5V2FS steel
ABSTRACT: 5KhNM, UhMF and 4Kh5V2FS hot die steels'were
Inatitut kuznechno
Shtempovyye atali
forming, alloy steel,
tested for their suit-
it~ as die materials in hot high energy rate forming of parts from
abil
AK6 al4minum alloy St.45 carbon steel, VTI titanium and nickel-base
E1437BI[U.S. Nimonic BOA] alloy. The test results showed that 4Kh5V2FS
a tcel a the most suitable for intricate dies for high-speed forming of
com"pletarts with thin. high fins (85X reductioq. 11P WOMS steel
-5.5% Cr, 1.6-2.4% W,
contains 0.35-0.45M 0.8-1.2% 91, 0.35% Mn, 4.5
0. a-1.12% V, -the remaind6r-Fe. quenched f rom 1050C and temperecr at

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580C, 4Kh5VZFS steel has a tensile strength of 1830 Mn/m a yield strertth
of 1629 Mn/m?, an elongation 2of 9.5%, a reduction of area of 42.5%, an
~imppct toughness of 340 kj/m and an HRC hardnecs of 49. The
UhV2ft steel dies had a high therntal shock resistance, a satistacrory
wear resistance and service life. 5KhNM steel worked sat4afactorily only
in forming!of aluminum-alloy partsbut failed in forming titanium and
steel parts. The main shortcomings of this steel were a low tenaile 41
strength (POO Mn/m2) and a low thermal shock resiotntica. UhMr, steel
was also unsuitable for steel parts of an intricate form because of a low
ductility ~nd impact toughness and a poor thermal shock resistance.
Orig, art.,has.- 5 figures and 4 tables.
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AWHOR38 Zhuche I Ziainj,A. 1.1 Orayferg A. Mi.
ORGt
none
TITLE: High speed pneumatic hamater. 174056
Class 49t No
-tovaMkh:znakdY no
Byulleten1-izobreteniy 1. 16, 1965, il!2
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TOPIC TAGSs forging hasumer prioumitio hammer j forgine pesos, metalworking.., P&,rvm,#?VC
-VICC, F0A&1W6_ 14ACHIff"'Y
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a high speed pneumatic ba=er which-
operatem at hijh 1pressume-8 with & 41inder open &t the bottom and with the ha=er
acting as the piston (see Fig. 1). To provide reliable holding of the hammer at thq
cylinder top and to provide fast automatic releaso when high pressure air is intro-
duced, the upper part of the piaton-humer and the lid of the cylind,3r form matiig
circular surfaces,, the lid part of which defoxms elastirAklly in the :-adial direction
when pressurized air is introduced. To simplify bm=er conotruction and to eliminate
lose of conresse4i air during the return stroke, a second feature is provided by the
use of a vacum punp which reduces the preomwe above the piston durJ-ng the return
stroke.
I
Card 1/2 UDW-421. 33-544-1~185-4-

USSR / Human and Aniral Wrphology (Formal arxi Patholcgical). S
Nervous System. Central Nervous System.
Ale Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiyap No 9p 1958) 110- 4077T
Author
Inst Not given
Title Eistngenesis and Dynamics of Formation of the Wall of
Abcesses of the Pr&in UrAer Experimental CozAitions
Orig Pub :Vopr. neyrokhirurgii, 1956, No 6, 20-30
Abstract :The dynamics of developaent of the vall of an atcess from
the time of its inception until the fourteenth day of
organization were studied. In 18 out of 25 dogs sensitized
Vith a apoific antigen, cereIrral abcondes appeared follcv.
ing injection of a staphylococus., and in 2, focal encephall-
tie developed. An abcass resulted in six otzl. of twenty-
five non-sensitized dogs, focal encephalitis developed in 9.
A four-layer wall of the aboess farmed within 14 days
Card 1/2

W(M)/1WP(.
398�&6
f_A?C NR, . AP6016576
It
SOURCE"CODE: URY018216
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AUTHOR: Sogrishin, Yu. P.; Zhuchenko, A. N.; Moroz, V.-Ya.
...........................
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ORG: none
TITLE: Inertial forces in extrusion with high-velocit~ metal flow
.SOURCE: Kuznechno-shtampovochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 5, 1966, 8-12
TOPIC TAGS: metal, metal forging, metal extrusion, impact extrusion, high energy
rate forming, metal forming
ABSTRACT: -High-energy-rate forming (HERF) makes it poasible to extrude complex
shaped parts such as turbine blades from low-plasticity alloys whichunder conditions
of conventional extrusion (in,presseX) at metal flow velocities of 0.1-1.5 m1sec,
are highly susceptible to cracking.p The initial velocity of metal flow in HERF
could be as high as 300 in/sec. At such velocities, the momentum of the extruded
portion may reach.a magnitude sufficient to tear away this portion from the rest of
the material, or at least to cause necking. Mathematical analysis established
that the permissible flow velocity depends on the metal strength, extrusion tem-
perature and extrusion ratio, and at an extrusion ratio of 10:1 varies from 209 m/sec
for aluminum alloys to 215 m/sec for carbon steels. Experiments vith HERF extrusion4l
of AK6 V95 AM 3 AMg6 aluminum alloys, VT3-1 titanium alloy, 45,carbon steel and
-Card 1/2 UDC: .621.777.2

L 39885-66
N
R. AP6016 76
3 k 16961
Khl8N9T, E- and EI827 stainless ateelJ yielded results which agreed
very well with those of mathematical calculations. Orig. art. has: 3 figures,:
2 tables, and 13 formulas. [DV]
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DAM none/ ORIG. REFI 003V ATD PRESS
T

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Cqr 212

MUMMO, D. G.
"Characteristics of the Conductivity of Nerve Fibers in Cases with Trophic Ulcers,"
'lop. Neyrokhirurgii, 13, No. 2, 191+9.
Mbr., Dept. Peripheral & Vegetative Nervous System, Inst. Neurosurgery im. N. N.
Burdenko, Dept. Clinical Med., Acad. Med. Sci.,-cl949-.

ZHUCHEITKOj D. G.
36920, Anliz nekotor(kh prichin) naruchayushchikh funkts-iyu konechnosti v reziduallnom
peilocle posle or"neitreI'n,~,rM',porazheniy perifericheskykh nernw. V. sb: Nevrolo~-iya
voyen. Vremeni. T. 11. IT,,j 1942, c. 172-80.
SO: Letopis' ZhurnalInykh Statey, Vol. 50, 1949

SLAVUTSKIT, Ta.L.; ZHUCHINKO, D.G.
Bioslectric characteristics of the muscles In man in neural regen.-
eAtion following anastomosis. Vopr. neirokhtr 16 no. 2t42--48
Mar-Apr 1952. (Ct-ML 22:4)
1. Of the Laboratory of,Physiology (HoM -- Profs V. S, Raoinov,
Corresponding Member ANS USSR) "a of the Fifth Clinical Xvision
(Heads:- Doctor Medical Sciences K. G. Terian), Institute of Neuro-
surgery iment Academician N. N. Burdenko (Director -- Prof. B. G.
Yegarov, Corresponding Member AM$ USSR), Academr of Medicat Sciences
USSR.

ZHUQMNKO, V. G.
Brain Abscess
Dynamied of clinical symptoms in metastatice brain abscesses. Vop. neirokhIr 16, No. 4.
1952
Monthlv list,~f Russian Agceasion2,Library of Congress November IQL2 UNCIASSIFIED.

C'
ZHUCHnO. D. G.
Pathomorphologr and clinical aspects of multiplla metastatic
abscess of tba brain. Vop.neirokhir.19 no.4:35..43 JI-Ag 155.
MM 8: 10)
1. Iz Hauchno-iseledovatellskogo ordana Tradovego Krasnogo
Znameni institute. neyrokbirurgii beni akad. N.H. Burdenko
Akademil meditsinakikh nauk SSSR.
(BRAIN, Abscess.
Miltiple metastatic)
(ABSCESS,
brain, multiple metastatic)

ZHUCHFIX0, D. 0. "Retastatic Abscesaes oC,the Bratn (Pathogawsis,
Pathological Anatomy, Clinical Aspect and Tresatmsnt)." knil lNed Sri USSR,
Moscow, 1956. (Dissertation for the Degree of Doctor of litedical Sciences)
SO: Knizhnaya Latopis' No 44. October 1956

Histogenesia and dynamics of formation of septa of brain abscesses
experimental conditions, Toponalrokhir. 20 no.6:20-30 N-D 156.
(MIRA 10: 2)
le Is gauchno-Looledovatellskogo ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo ZnaneA
instituts neyrokhirurgii imeni akacl. N.N,2urdnnko Akademil vaditsin-
skikh nauk SSER.
(BRAIN, abscess,
exper., histogenesis & dynamics of form, of abscess vall
(Run))

-ZHUGHWO, D.G., dcktor zed.n
Problems in the pathog z~ z Zoe 02
cytcmas of the carebal
(c

IM6

ZHUGHENKO, I.
Aacomplishments of the radio amateurs of Leningrad. Radio no-10:4
0 16,1,. (MIRA 18Q)

ZHUCHSNKOO J,
Art of oomereation. Profs-tekho obr, 22 no,941. S 165, (MIRA Istg)
1. Pomoobohnik dlxektora professiomllno-tekbnichookogo uchilishcha
HO.55., Leningrad,

BCCDANOVA, G.S.; LITVINCV, P.I.; Flrtnimala uchaDtlye: ZIIUClrr, CO, K,V,
Structure - properties relationship in pyroccramn of the
system SiO2 - A120 - M90 Izv. AN SSSR. Neorg. mat. 1 -
no.31:2005-2008 P165. 7 (MIRA IBM)
It Gor-udarotyennyy nauchno-issledovatelfskiy inatitut stekla.
Submit-Led April 17, 1965.

SHASKOLFSKIY, B.V.,,kand, tekhn. nauk; SOTNIKOVA, K F., Inzh.;
.GAVRILIN, Ye.F.; LUBKOV AA; SAPOUNIKOVoN.A.; ZHUG.UEM_
L.F.: CHIGIRINA, N. 1. 0. tekhnik; ZHARIKOV, L P. , inzh.
CHERTISHCHEVAJO A.Ye.; SHAPOVALOV, V.K.,,tekhnik; MOROZOV, A.M.,
inzh. SLIVKO, S.V.p tekhnik; CHERNArSKIY, II.N., kand. tekhn.
uuk:l STPUZHESTRAKH,. Ye.I., lnzh,, od.1 ELININD, V,D.t tekhn.
red.;j DINKINAt N.F.J. tekhn. red.
AGeneral. norms for time and machining conditions used in the
i ncht itry for machining on automatic lathes; mass, large-lot
and lot production)ObshchemishinostroitelIR7e normativy vreme-
(MIRA 15:12)
-omyshlennylch normativov po trudu.
itandards)

ZLOP92-1111-C ill HHelletv'yevich; IVANOV, Vaciliy Hikhaylovicb; POLTAKHO
N.N.j prqral W yevicht
" , ""Rmnnyy redaktor; OSMSIKAYA, A.A., redaktor
XMIDVA. Y.M.. tekhnichaskiy redaktor
[Marine engines] Sudovye dvizhitalt. Poo obahchei red,, I.N.Paltakhovae
Leningrad.4os. ookusnoo tzd-vo sudoutroits promyehle, 1956- 343 P-
(marine enctims) (HLRA 10:1)~

ZHUO ovot M-khail -Malettyavich
SlJD0VYYE DVIZHITEELI (SHIP PROPELU-MS,
POD OBSHCHE-d RED. N. 11. POLYAKHOVA,
DIAM.S., TABLES. BIBLIOGRAPHY: p.
W/5
672.42-
BY) M. y, gjMrM,;;Z (1) v. M. IVM-.OV.
MITING11D) SUDPl:l.Cj-'GjZ) 1956, 343 po ILLUS.,
(341)

DCRO9J.,rAYSKIY, Dmitriy Vitallyevich, prof., doktor takim. nauk;
ZHUCIOIKO, Mikhail Meletlyevich; IIAL'Tf;---V, 1,11kolay
GRIGORIYEV, Ya.11." inzh.-,
FISIER, A.S., inzh., retsenzent; FRID, Ye.G.,, in-,Ii.,
retsenzent; OSVOSKAYA, A.A., red.
tTheory and oquipment of ships] Teoriia I ustrolstvo sudna.
Leningradj Sudostroenle, 1964. 508 p. (I-IIIIA 17:8)

VOYTKOSKIY. Yeroslav losifovich; PARSUITS, Robert Tskovlevich; TITOT,
Igor' Anatollyevich. Prinimali uchastlys: YHGOROV, 1,Tq;
RUMESKIY, A.A.; IVANOT, T.M.- 2MCMEKO K.M. KRIVTSOV, Tu.V..
otv.red.; FIRSOV, G.A., otv,red.; 05VTN~11;__A.A., red.;
KOVTOROVIOH, A.I., tekhn.red.
[Handbook on the theory of ship construction; propulsive speed
and maneuverability) Spravochnik po teorii korablia; khodkost'
I upravliaemost'. Leningrad, Goo.soiuznoe iod-vo sudostroit
promyshl., 1960. 688 p. (MIRA 15:10)
(Naval architecture--Handbooks, manuals, etc.)

v--Ttm FSC
_rCon- a rew-propeller calcriat-c-im77.
SO: 'Yont-'112Z 1" f-, "O1 ju"~

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ZHUCHFMOP 04,
More attention to mechanization of work indrugstores, Au=tsevs
Mo"
zhur
zhur. 3..6 no.. 2:76-77 161-. 4:4)
6 Zai~huyuqbiy viddilom aptschnai,mars2hi aptekoupravlinriya
1
Z
Vi=
Viiihitolkogo oKidorovviddilu,
(DRUGSTORES)

ACC N& AR6026521 SOURCE CODE. 1JA/0372/66/000/004/V035/ V035
AUTHOR: Bulayova, 1. V.; Zhuchen1co, S. A.
TITLE: On the programming of the design algorithms of manufacturing procesiaes
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Kibernettka, Abs. V218
REF SOURCE: Sb. Vopr. vychisl. matem. i vychlsl. telchn. Rostov-na-Don Rostovsk.
un-t, 19651 104-110
TOPIC TAGS: industrial program, computer program, operations research, algorithm
ABSTRACT: A system of Ural-1 dig1tal-computer programs designed to convert blueprint
specifications of shaft and axle. types to finished manufacturing flowcharts 14; described. The
manufacturing process is divided into transitions, with a subroutine being compiled for each
transition (altogether there are 24 such subroutines In the system). A block diagram of a
subroutine and a method of coding source information are described. Yu. Bayakovskiy.
[Translation of abstract]
SUB CODE: 09, 12-
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ZHUCH M, 40, V., inzh.
Screw, anchor-pila. Mar. flot 18 no.8:20-41. Ag '58. (Km& 11SO
1. Xaapreydwrput'.
(Piling (Civil engineering)) (Anchors)

ZHUCERNK0.0 P.01, kand. red. nauk
Antigen properties of Lhe blood s3rum and placental extracts
in late pregnancy toxemiasj experimental r,3search.,Akush. i
.gin. 40 no.1:64,69 Ja-F 164. (MIRA 17:8)
1. Kafedra akusheretva i ginskologii (zav. dotsent S.K.
Barutchev), i kafedra mik--obiologli (zav. prof. T.A. Lobova)
Vinitskogo meditsinskogo instituta.

ZHUGHENKO, P. G., Gand Had Sci (diss) "Certain problems
of pathogenesis and treatment of early toxicoses of pregnancy
(Olinico-laboratory and experimental studies)." Most 1957-
ll.pp ~(Min of Health USSRp Central Inst for -the Advanced
Training of Physicians)., 200 copies (KL, 52-579 3,11)
W_ W - I II lv~~Nfflmfflmz
*Its I III 313VI, qm~jml

DANILKIN, N.P.- ZIMCHENKO, S.A.
Use.of an electronic computer in calculating the ionospheric
Nz-profiles taking both components of the magnatoiarde splitting
signal into account, Geomag. i aer. 4 no.2;307-312 Mr-Ap
(MIRA 17:4)
1. Rostovskiy-na-Donu gosudarstvannyy universitet.

15(5,6) SOV166-59-3-301`31
AUTHORS: Zhuchenko.. V. and Kopilovich, Ya., Engineers
TITLE: Utilization of Crank Case Heaters for Dearoasing Foam Formation in Oil
/From foreign publications/
PERIODICAL: Kholodil1naya tekhnika, 1959,.Nr 3, p 77 (WEIR)
ABSTRACT: In the course of its circulation Freon accumulates in a dissolved state
in the lubricating oil in the crank case of a compressor. When the com-
pressor is started and an abrupt decrease In pressure follows, the oil
forms foam, which escapes from the crank case. The article describes a
preventive measure employed abroad which consists in heating the crank c
by means of electrical devices.
There is 1 table and 1 foreign reference.
Card 1/1

ZHUCHENKOI V,, inzh,j MKRAYLGVp V., inzh.
New bydraullic cutterhead. Rech. transp. 21 no.102-34 -Ta 162.
(MIU 16A)
(Dredging machinery)

I., inzhener; ZHUCHMMO V., inshener
Wear resistance of compressors of the FAX type of Freon refrigerating
machines. Khol.tekh. 32 no-1:59-62 Ja-Ur 155. (KLU 8:7)
(Pomptessors)

in2hener.
Rope motion measuring 'device, Mor, flot 17 no.4:24 Ap '57. (MM 1014)
1. Upiavlonlye raepmorputi.
(Dredging machinery-Attacbments) '(Itleai&urlnc inistruments)

ZHUCEEXA&L" 0 Inshe
-Defrosting In commercial refrigerating equipment (from "Refriger-
ating Inginsering." n0.7, 1957). Khol.tsWi. 37 n0.5:7.2-73 S-0 1600
(MIRA 13:10)
(Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery)

MIKUYL9VO V.119 inzh.; ZHUCHENKO., V.Ao. inzh.
Production studies of a cutting and hydraLade looseneir with forced
supply of soil to the auction unit* Sbor.trud.VNIINerud no.1:96-10?
162. (NMA 15:7)
1. Vaeao7umvy nauchno-isslet-L-vatel'skiy Imstitut nenWzykh
stroitA)Ilnykh materialov i gidromekhanizataii,
(Dredging macidnery)
VTSMI-ilmkkAIAI&tas~~SAt IIIRUP2

--- - - - - --- -- --- - -- ---- - -
ZOCHENKO, T.A., Insh.
Mechanization and automation of auxiliax7 operatiow; in
dredging and excavatir4 uninC hydraulic mchineri. Ifekh.
stroi. '17 no.8-20-22 4, 160. (HIHA Us 8)
(Dredging) (Automatic control) I

ZHUCIENKO, V.A. inzh.
Modeling the processes of soil dredging with suction
dredgess Sbore trud., VNIINerud no.4tlO3-1.13 165,
(MML 18:21)