SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZIELINSKI, Z. - ZIEMIANSKI, A.

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Zdzislaw
A new type of sheep lung nematods in Poland.. Wladomoscl parasyt., Varez.
4 no.5-6:473-474; 3rwl. tranal. 474-475 1958.
1. Z Woj. Zakladu Hig. Wet. we Wroolawiu.
(SBM, diseases$
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cystocaulus acreatus infect. of sheepAn Poland (Pol))
(1*13MATOIM IN7XTIONS, epidemiology
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ZIELIMKI, Usislaw
Gultivation of feather lice In vitro. Windomosci, parazvt., Waroz, Ij
no-5-6:793; Iml. tranal. 794 1958.
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to brachial pariarthritis. Pol. tyg. lek. 19 no.13:478,-461 '64
l..Z Institutu ReumatologAcmego: Oddzial w Krakovie (dyrpk..-.6vl'
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ZIELSKI, T. For a proper method of measuring the thickness of the road surface
in planning the reouilding of roads, P. 168. Vol. 11, na~ .8, Pug. 2956.
MCGG'KNICNO. Wvr,izawa, Poland.
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A105/A026
AUTHOR - Ziamba, Bolesxaw
TITLE-. Measuring Electric Conductivity of G.Iass at~ High Temperatures
PERIODICAL: Szk.Yo i Ceramika, 1960, No. 5, pp. 131-1i,;
TEXT: Electrical conductivity of glass depends ~on chtmical composlition,
heat treatment and temperature of the latter. At low -C,emperitures glais!repre-
sents an insulator whereas with increasing temperature Its condustivity rise6.
The dependence of electric conductivity of glass on temparatur-9, investi~at-,-,d
by Rasch-Hinriobsen (Ref . 1), Gehlhof A. and Thomas M. ~ (Hef 2) .gnd Ondr~cak~i M.
and Kvadra F. (Ref. 3), IsEhown in Figure 1; segment!c- d represents tempe'rature
gradient from room temperature to softening temperaturtof gl&,ss, and segment ab
disintegrating temperatures when gl&c-s behaves like co=on-salt alloys. 'Formu-
las (1) to (7) serve for oalculation of the dependence of e1 j.04 rioal conductivi-
ty on temperature of glass. Instead of eleotrical oonduiozivityj tha slahric
current resistance is measured. Figure 2 shows a device developed at the Ka-
tedrza Technologii Szkla AGH (Departmant of Glass Teohnology,,4~~H~Lln Kra~ow.
Test samples of 20 x 20 mm, 8 mm thick glass stabilized accoi ittleton and
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Measuring Electric Conductivity of Glass at High Temperaturts
Wettmore (Ref f asteknoAd to an electrode , (Pi g - are pla--lsd in an tiectr'ic
furnace. The t&mperature is raised by 1OC/min and the resistance Is meas"Ured at,
every rise of 1.00C using a ML-1 megobm-meter. The electrodes.conaist- of 3ilv'er
n4,
or nickel plates. Figure 3 shows their arrangeme - Table 11'. shows the 'resuilt,'3
of measurements; based on results obtained (columns 7 and 8), tho~ resi.siance:
is plotted in Figure 4 and the valuss are calculated aco'ording -,,o formuia~,.
Table 11 gives valu" obtained by calculation according to formulas (9) (16).
Formula (17) serves for the calculation of t .x 100, i.e,,:the temperatumv~~at which
glass ceases to be an insulator and becomes. conductor. Table 111 compares,the
data obtained by measurement with thosA, obtained by calculation- an Identical
value t2e 100 was obtained at 2490C. There are 4 figures$, 3 tables and 4~refer-
encesi 2 German, I Czech and I Fclish,
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AUTHOR: Ziembal Buleslaw
TITLE: Tests of the forsterite range, of MgO-A1 203-Sio2 glass
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PERIODICAL- Szk1o i ceramika, no. 12, 1961w,361-364
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TEXT: In search of low-cost glass with the properties of,high-
grade material, the forsterite range of MgO-Al 0 -SiO, glass was
tested for crystallization aptitudet therma1c9ePficiLt of ex'pan-
sion, deformationtemperature, dielectric constantt dielectric loss
angle, electric resistance, and hardness. The investigation took
place at the Chair of Glass and Glass Laminate Technology'of the
Moskovskiy Khimiko-Tekhnologicheskiy Institut im.' D.. 1. Mendeleyeva V~
(Moscow Institute of Chemical Technology imeni D.. 1. Mendeleyev)
under Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences, I.-I. Kitaygoro'dskiy.
About 20 batches of glass were synthesized. ''The following.dependen-
cies were established: the aptitude towards.*crystallizationthe
thermal coefficient of expansion and dielectrical losses are pro-
portional to the magnesium oxide contenti the specific resisitance is
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P/015/6VO00/012/001/003
Tests of the forsterite ... D002/DlOl
inversely proportional to the MgO content and.so high it caanoj~ be
measured by a teraohmme~er; the microhardness is 515-5?0 kg/mm as
compared with 390 kg/mm" for window glass measured, under thesame
conditions. Conclusions: the glass has a number of valuable pro-
perties; the high temperature of deformgtion (809'-825'C) and low
thermal coefficient of expansion (48.10-f- 58,10- ) make it a .
suitable material for refractory equipment, while good dielectric
properties and high resistance make it a good,'material for insula-
tors. The personalities mentioned are: Ushanoval Kitaygorodskiyt
Artamonoval Botvinkin, Okhotin, Kurovskaya, Pavlushkin, Shapiro,
Tykachinski, Dubrovo$ Shmidt, Chernyak. Therei are 5.figures,, I,
table and 12 Soviet-bloc references. The English language reference
reads as follows: el F. A., Reid H. W. - J, Amer. Ceram. Soc.
34, 10, 319 ( 19511~m

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IMIY62/000/010/001/002
0 D001 D101
AUTHOR: Zicmbaq Bolealaw
TITLE: Dependencle of some glass properties.on chemical composition
of the MgO-Al 0 Sio system
2 3- 2,
PERIODICAL: Szklo i,ceramika, no. 10, 1962, 287-288
TEXT: This is a~ brief presentation of,the,pr,opertlles. of borlon-freel,
high-alumina, low- or non-alkaline glass 'es dbpendon-t:upon their chemical
composition, and suppleinents an article on MgO-Al 0 SiO2 glass which Ap-
2
peared in the same peri.odicall no. 12, 1961, 3~1- -The dependencies, for
specific gravity, electric condubtivity, and dielectric constant were as-
tablished in a series of tests. Research work'done at various centers re- !
sulted in the development of boron-free glasses with softening temperatures
of 700-9000C, thermal expansion coefficients of the Iorder of 30,10-71
~0-10-7 -4
dielectric losses of the order of tg delta 15*10 , electric re-
sistivity of 1012 ohms/~m at 3500C, and a microhardness of 800-1,000 kg/mm-! .
The properties of glass- can be controlled by altering the proportions of
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Dependence of some glass properties ... DOOl/DlOl
the composition. For instance, less MgO and more Sio and Al 0 tend to
2 2 3
raise resistivity, while the dennity of glass increases with higher MgO'.con-I
tent. At a constant level of 40 SiO the dielectric constant increases
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with more Al 0 and, at a constant Al 0 content, falls,with more Sio
2'3 2 3, 2#
The author concludes that a numberof valuable physical properties make the
glass suitable for a wide scope of uaes,-e.g., in insulators at elevated
temperatures. Unwant'pd'properties such.as the tendency to crystallize and
to attack refractories band the high melting and processing temperaturec~
Iddition of a small amount of'other oxides, alkalis
may be reduced by thea
included. There are 8 figures.
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JTHORt Ziombal Bolesaaw
TITLEi Syntheses of crystalline glass Matq~ials in the forsterito
field. Wth4 M#O-A1 0 410'' sy'item
2 3-
PERIODICALs Szk1o i ceramikaq~no.jls 321-051~~
TEXT s This is an investigative report on the, synthesis of'orystal-,
line material.baaed on research on Me-Al 0 &SiO glass in'the f6rstekte~;
2. 3 2
field previously described by the author in the same periodidal, no.:12,
1961, and no. 10, 1962. The investigation was made at~the Katedra Techno-
lo Szk1a, iLaminat6w Szklanych (Chair of Gl"s and~qlass Laminate Techn:o-
gii
logy) of the Moskiewaki Instytut Chemiozno-Toohnologicany im..D.I. Mende_~
lejewa (Moscow Institute of Chemical Technology im. D.J. Mendeleyev) under.'..
Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences I.I. Kitaygorodskiy'v in oriler to
find suitable nucleators, establish appropriate thermal treatment, and teat
the crystalline materials for.their properties. Titanium dioxide was th4l
only nucleator capable of initiating microgranular, heterogenoun crystal-
lization. The main crystallization phases in the.foraterito-cordierite
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ACCESSION NRs AP4017192 P100181MVPW10021003610038
AUTHORi Ziesba, Bolealawj Chlopioks, Emilia
TITLEt Properties of the first Polish glassoeramias
SOURCEs Saklo L aeramika, no, 2,p- 1964, 36-38
TOPIC TAM glasoceramig, pyroceramiom pyroosrans devitrifted glass, orys~klline
glass
ABSTRACTt The author explains wbat is meant by the tom *glaseceramic" or,
-"pyroooramio" and describes the methods of preparation of these ,xaterieklsq~ 1hree
examples of such materials made at the Glass Laboratory oV the lustitute of,'the:
Glass and Cerwedo Industry were studied. The chemical oomp6siti ,ois and varlous:.
properties (meahanioal. electrical, chemical) are tabulated# and compared with those
of the corresponding glass and with those of porcelain. T6 very' attraotivo, proper-
ties displ"d by the three "a of glasseeramics point to - sow: ver7 broad applioa-.
tions in various branches of technology. E!%=ples of produats idiLoh can be made of
these materials are listede Orig* art. hass 3 tables*
ASSOCIATION: Inlytut Pr%erA3rslp.,Szkla i Cersaiki,(Institiato of tb4 03me and
Cerwaics Indui
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"Ruchowe sposoby kontroli za'sadowego zuzla matenowskiego" (Methods of testing.Martin
Slack in Industrial Operation for Bast Contont)' By Jan Zielb pag
0 p,. (En&1wer17. 5 115 ea.
Description of testing methods used in Industry; diagrams, lea. Index of sources at
end of article.
SO: Wiadomosci Hutniaze (Metallurigical News),, No, 3

PHARE I BOOK MaWITATION POL/W&
Polska akadamia nauk. Instytut podstavowych Problemv.techniki
Zagadnienia drgan xileliniowych,, 1 (Problems of Nonlinear Vibrationss,vql, 1)
Warsaw., PaAstwowe vyd-vo nsukowe4, 1960. 136 p. 650~coplea printed4~
Ed.: Stefan Ziembal Deputy Edo Janisia~ SkowroKaki.~i
PURPOSE: This book is intended for scienti sts and engineeri inter'esteil in.
theoretical and ex1mrimentAlresearch on vibrationo-,:
j.
COVEBAGE: The collection: contains 10 articles on the' theory~and meazuie~mezi of
~iural syste : ne basic problem is the I'nonlinear
nonlinear vibrations ofstruc MS.
the or ij~d Velocity
character of the dependence,of . acting forces ov!the strains . .
of motion of particular elements of the investigated structural system. This
nonlinearity is to be taken into consideration in calculating eleetk.c.al:and
automation systems. The mathematical procedures of the investigation of notion
in the calculation of the nonlinearity of systems vith a finite number of degrees
of freedom are based on the theory of dynamic systems generalized according to
the vork of Birkhoff and other classic studies. The combination of the purely
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PoIWID/Analytical Chemistry. Analysis of Inorganic E
Chemiatry.
Abs Jour: Ref Zbur-Ehim., No 24) 1958) 81359.
Author Ziemba S.
Inst
Title Polarographic Determination of Impurities in "line and
its Alloys.
Orif; Pub: Rudy i metale niezel., 1957, 2,, no 4, 122-126.
Abstract: Polarographic method for the determination of. small
quantities of Pb, Cd, Fe, Cu, and an,in Zn and in
Zn alloys was developed. For the determination of
Cu and Pe, 5 rT of Zn (or of Zn alloy) is dissolved
in a solution of 2D cc water and 15 cc BNOs (of
specific gravity 1.421), followed by the evaporation
to 20 cc, cooling, and by the addition of 30 cc of
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r-OIAND/linalytical Chemistry. Imalysis of Inorganic E
Chemistry.
Abs jour: Ref Zhur-Khin., No 24, 1958? 81359-
sodium citrate solution (500 Sr in 1 lit). Me
latter reagent is necassary for shifting the po-
tencial of reduction Fe3 into a negative direction.
The obtained solution is then divided into two
equal portions: one is neutralized with:2n solu-
tion of NagCOI (using metIVA orange as.an indicator);
to the second one 2n Na~C03 Is added, but 1-5:ce
less than to the first portion. This is followed
by the dilution with water, up to 50 cc,: by passing
of either N2 or Hk for the removal of the dissolved
0,?, and by ilie pcMirographical dete=inatIons- The
determinations consist in measuring heights of the
Cu. and Fe waves (at -o.o6v and -0-31 V respectively)
and with the aid of calibrated graphs (based on
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POLAND/Analytical Cheraistry. Ar4,vsis of Inorganic
Chemistry.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Milz., No 24, 19581 81,359-
graphing, NZ is passed for 10 to 15 min. through
both samples. The waves of Cd (at -o.46v) ana of
Pb (at o-63v) are determined from the first sarple:
the combined wave for.Fb and Sn (at .0.47v ) is
determined from the second sample.. The wave height
for Sn is determined by the differ6nce. Contents
of Cu) Fb, and Sn are found from the graphs based
on synthetic solutions. In the deternination of
Cu, Fe, Fb and Cd, ranging from 0.002 to 0-041
and of Sn ranging from 0.001 to O-OlV, an error in
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~IELINSKI,,J,L -(Warnzawa); ROWEp R.E. (London)
Anchorage zone designing of posttensioned.prestressed concrete -
parts in the light of experiments. Archiw inz lad 9 no.1:3-51 163.
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Vibrations'* of mechanical System.
rZietnba. SteLM
IMIC-56-Me'FINiM of fiRla-mand generalized foTm. ~01:
depending In an explicit mmum.-C 41W d"10, Amb. Wilk
Consider the differential equation'
where V(-,Y~40. IPM=01 Z19) >0 for qjO, iloffl
~A;O;v(q, 0 =01 9; -90 q, V(q, -
g')>0 for 9 0 . 11FjOj'?-O. In a previous
sa
utror:
Arch. 10 (1958). 163-193; M R 20 # 15 1 ], the at
j
has d' LewS t % (1) for lite ase where
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sr el (1957).~ 487-504, 19,
,,D(rl') (Also, see N
899, 7451. The present paper is a continuation of his wo&
on this equation. By ustinj standard energy ar UM91ts,*.
'the qualitative behavior of the solutia 11 is dis-
cussed and the trajectories in phase space are com
with a linearized version of (1), Also, he shows ::W16.
construct numerically the ~ phase tiaJectories by. a PCO.
cedure called the 6-methoil (ice, 'e.g., L.S. jacobsein,
~J. Appi. Mech. 19 (1952), 543-553; 3IR 14, 5021. ~i
K. Yak (Baltimore. U

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WTHORS: SkowroAski,,Janislawr, ~nd Ziemb6,i Stefan.
TITLE: The region of boundedness.of motio 'n of strongly'non-
linear non-automatic a stems wi th partly negati e
y
damping
lemechanik no&* 1-2,
PERIODICAL: Archiwum-automatyki i te 'i ~v7
1962s 33 42-
TEXT: Authorsianalyze.the motion of. a'system'described by the
differential equation
4i + Fi(qjp ... j qn' 41P ... I 4n) t) 0, 71 11, n (I)
assuming that the functions Pi adequately fulfil the condit.ionsi.for
existence 'and uniqueness of solutions in:all:(2n l)-dimensional
zed phase,space:and for its ~extehsion at (t
geometri I. t oo
The following distribution i~ assumed 0
n
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AWHORS- owro' ki J and Ziemb S.
Sk ns a
TITLE: Criteria of oscillation of some dyn&nic systems
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy -- 1-tti rnal MAe1thanika* , rio 12, 1.9612. 121-
abstract 12A65 (Proc. Vibrat. Probl Polirih~AcaC
Sci., 1961i v. 2, no. 4 441-455. (Ll~g. suirmarips
in Pol. and Allus .
TMCT: The follotti%.definition is adcipted: 'the dynainap.
is called an oscillation system if-one ordinatep'or
of the co
system
velocities becomes zero at -least once~ at a finite time instant 'not,
coinciding With th- initial i $,of motion are
il. nstant. The equation :
taken in the f om qi + Fi ( 0 * 1) . L 6'. i .
q1t...Iq I qlp ..jq, ,,,,n
where Fi are functions satis the conditions o:Cexistence:and
Uniqueness. of solution for any t > Bet-idea, it is assumcd. that
are monotonically increasing tod
all F an th not all initial values
at
of.their arguments'are tero.' They.are represented as sums of*diS'SI*-
pative and potential funcl;ions; Fi
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SKMOBSKI, Ja#slaw M.,* ZMJBA, St-Afan
Remarks concerning the qualitative theury of noullnear vibrations..
Archiw automat 8 no.10-15-124 $63.
1. InstyLut Podstavowych Problemaw Teahnikip Zaklad Badania Drgan.,
Polska Akademia Naukp Warszawa.

SOLSKI, Pawelp doe. dr. inz.; BUCH, Alfredp doe. ini.; GORSKI, EugeniuBz,
dr. inz.; KOCANDA, Stanislaw, dr. inz.; WOJCIK, Franaiszek$doc.,
dr. inz.; PYTi0,--Stanis1av,,m
.U. inz.; ROZI[OWSKI, Tadeusz, mgr.~
inz.; KACZMAREK, Jan, doc.dr. inz.,- KELLER, Wlodzimierz, mgr. inz.;
GEGIELSKI IB., mgr. inz,; ZIKID1, Stel4a, prof. zwyez. dr, inz.;
MIMI, Janusz, pplk, dr, inz,
The Ist Problematic Conference on: "The role and research methods
of the subtersurface layer." Swmiary of major voices in the
discussion. Przegl mech 21 no.13t4ll-413 10 J1 162.
ty4it
1. Politechnika, Warszawa (for Solski, Keller). ~2. Ins
Fachniki Precyzyjnej, Warszawa (for Bueh).' 3. WoJskowa, Akademia
Techniczna, Warszawa (for Kocanda, Ziembaind Janeeki).
4, Politechnika, Szczecin (for Gorski). 54,Politechnika, Gdansk'
(for (Wojcik). 6. Akademia Gorniezo-Hutn,icza, Krakow,.(for',Pytko:)~
7. InstytAt Podstawowych.Problbmdw Techniki; Pb1skalkademis.
Nauk, Vlarszawa (for Roznowski)b 8. Inatytitt O11robki Skraw-niem
Krakow (for Kaomis ek). .9. Pblitechnika Poznafi'(for Cegielskiii

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Memba, Stefan
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Ana14zadrg&6,tom11 (Vibration Analysis, Vol. 2) Warsav,.Pa6stwovewyd-wo
naukove,1959. ~86P- 3,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Zdzis2aw Farezewski.
PURPOSS: This textbook is Intended for students at institutions of higher tech-
nical education. It vill be of interest to all specialists in industrial
scientific institutes concerned vith problems in vibration,analysis..
ONEMOE: This is the second of a multi-volume work on,vibration analyeis..
Vibratioxi problems in the dynamics of machines, dynamic stability in ccmatruc-
tion, motIon stability, automatic control, etc. are,treated. This book is
divided into two parts. Part One treats the basic principlis of kinematic
and dynainic vibrations of systems vith one or several degrees of freedom,
methods of measurement, and measuring instruments. Part Two discusses
the basic principles of vibrations in systems vith an in'finite degree Cefteedw
engineering aspects. The author thanks Profescor Doctor S. Kaliski, Master
of Engineering A. lav=dovski, and Master of Engineering J. Skawmfiskl-
There are 109 references: 51 Soviet, 30 German, 20 EngliS .h 5 Polish, and 3
ach.
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TAME OF CONTRNTS,.
Preface
PAM ONE: UMIUMT CASES OF V4MTION OF.SYSTDM
WITH k, FD= BEGM OF FEUDOM
Ch. 1. Remarks on the Degree of Freedom of S~rs tems and qn ~he Kinds of
Coupling
1. Remarks on determining the degree of freedom 13.
2. Partial systems and a complete system 13
3. Kinds of c9upling 15
4. Coupled vibrationp witho~at dampifig 18
5. Coupled vibrations vith damping 23
6. Coupled forced vibrations 26
Triple coupled vibrations of elastic systems 3.0
Ch. 11. Gyrogeopic. Forms
1. Gyroscopic forces 40
Ch. III. Vibr~ation of the Fpusing of an Engine
1. Vibration of the'engine housirig,of an'-electirle locomotive 51
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Ch. IV. Governors
1. Governors 57
Ch. V. Vibrations of Rail-less Vehicles
1. Introduction ~61
2. Vibration of automobiles depending on the type of suspension
3. Equations of motion 64
Determining the frequency of proper vibrations ~73
Ch. VI. Torsional Vibrations of Shafts With Discs Considered as Systems
With Several Degrees of Freedom
1. Free vibrations 75
2. Three-dise system 78
3. Approximate methods of calculation of naiural vibration frequency' '80
4. Forced vibrations
5. Damping of torsional vibration of shafts .85
Ch. VII. Critica,11*1ocities of voluti6n of Flexible'Shafts
I. Introduction 104
2. Shaft irith one disc 1o4
3. Infl4nee of the de%lexion of shafts on the suspension of machines 120
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Ch. VIII. Inaulation of Instruments From Vibration Sources
1. Introduction 124
2. ' Insulation of structural elements from vdbration by elastic
suspension 125
PART TWO. VIBRATION OF SYSTEMS WITH AN INFINITE DEGREE OF
F REE DOM AND THCENICAL, USES
Introduction 133
Ch. IX. Longitudinal and Torsional Vibrations of a Bar and Transvers4
Cords
1. Longit)ldinal vibration of a bar 135
2. Torsional vibrations of a bar
3. Transvirse vibrations of a cord 144
4. Soli~tion of the equattipu of a vibrating cord bythe method of
divided variables in generalized coordinates 147
5- Solution of the equation of a vibrating cord by the d'Alembert
method 154
6. Longitudinal or torsional forced vibrations of a bar and transverse
vibr6tions of a cord 16o
7. Mafluence of 4mp#g 174
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8. Kinematic forced vibrations 178
9. Differential ecraations of longitudinal and torsional vibrations 182
Ch. X. Daportant Technical Examples of Longitudinal and Torsional
Vibrations of a Bar
1. Torsional vorations of a shaft 187
2. Longitudinal vibrations of a bar with aiload fixed atIts end 192
3. Indicator of a steam engine 200
4. Longitudinal vibrations of springs 209
5. longitudinal impact at a prismatic rod 223
6. Driving-in of a post 226
7- Mipact of a rod on a rigid surfa6e 228
8. Vibration of lines and chains 232
Ch. XL Transverse Vibrations of Rods
1. s
FTeA vibration 238
2. '
Florced vibrations 247
3. Tj~fiuence of transversi and inertia forces due toLthe rotation of
the rod in the plane of vibrations 250
4. Vibratipns of a beam resting on an elastic foundation 2~
5. Transverse vibrations of~a beam under a uniformly moving load,
vhich is uniformly dis.trfbuted on a section of t1be beam 2%
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Vibration of a beam under'a pulsating load in motion
' 264
7- -YAbration of a beam under a
-pulsating load which is uniformly
distr~bihted on a j~ector, of the beam 282
8. on'*e beam
Action 6f an impulg-e~ 284
9. -
Tra#sverse impact on the beam 289
10. Tmqsverse vibrations of contiAgus beams
296
11. tradsvirse vibratiohs 9f variabii~ qt*~s-oectlon beams
_ .299
12. -Differential equation of traxisverse vibrations of a bean 300
13. Influence of,longitudi6l forces on transverse~vibratl,ons of a
beam 302
14. Transverse forced vibrations of Crod'due to the,actlo of
longitudinal and periodically changing forces 06
;5. Transverse vibiations-of-tsntile-f~r beam under eadal forces
continuously distributed along the length of the.beam 312
Ch. XII. Important Practical Cases of Transverse Vibi&tions
1. Vibration of bridges 315
2. Transverse vibration of springs ~321
3. Vibratibn of turbines 322
Ch. X III. Vibration of Rings and Membranes
1. Vibration of ringSL i326
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2. Vibration of membran a 329
Ch. XIV. Vibration of Plates
1. Differential equat ion of plate vibration and its solution 336
2. RLtz and Galerkin' * method 345
3. Vibrations of a square plate 350
4. Vibiations of a circular plate 353,
Ch. XV. Dynamics of industrial Structures
1. Introduction '358

2. Vibrations of fi
d foundations
e 3%
,
uAdation's of Vans
3. Vibrations of 367
4. Vibration s of fr" foundations 369
5. Wans o6 reventLq g resonance 380
6. Influence' of found ation vibrations on neighboring structures 381
Bibtiography
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AUTIIOR-- al S. (Professor; Doctor-, *Engineer); Rft 13
emb dz z ws ki.
(Master of arts)
ORG: Institute for Basic Technical Problems Polish Academy qf,�ciences
(Ustav zakladnych otazok techniky, Polska akademia vied)
TITLE: Possibility of improving the characteristics of a-dynamic vibration
absorber in the --.ase of centrifugal force'
SOURCE: Celostatnakonferencieoproblemochdynamikystrojov. 2d, Smolenice,
1961' Dynamika strojov (Dynamics of machines); sbornik pracz konferencie SAV.
Bratislava, Vyd-vo SAV, 1963, 151-161
TOPIC TAGS: mechanical vibration, dynamic absorber, vibration 'absorber,
linear vibration damper, nonlinear vibration damper, vibration damper
ABSTRACT: The authors investigate the mechanics of a dynamic vibration
absorber. The system, which has two degrees of freedom, consists of mass
which is
ml, which is secured to the base by a linear spring, and mass m2, 3
connected by a spring whose nonlinear form is expressed by FW ax + bx
Cord 1/2

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Vibrations in Vie system are produced by a sinusoidal force, vrith an amplitude
which is a function of the second degree frequency of the exciting force (a case'
often encountered in practice) which acts on mass m An analysis is given of
existing linear solutions. Equations for the above system are solved by the method
of harmonic linearization. Conditions are found for a, b connecting the spr1ings,
which provide a wide margin for the exciting frequency within which the amplitude
of vibrations of mass m I will be small. A nonlinear vibration absorber is shown
to be more effective than a linear absorber in the case of;centriftigal forcei Orig.
art. has: 10 figures and 18 equations. [Authors' abstract) [SP]
SUB CODE: 20/ SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG' REF: OOf/ SOV REF: 001/
OTH REF: 006
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Futrescine and diamineoxidase induced abnormalities in the
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(BLECTROCARDIOGRURY exper.)

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J.1rostriewski
(TYPHOM TEM, therapy,
chloramphoutcol)
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typhoid favor)

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DZIERZKOWA, Wanda; OLURCZYK, Julian; ZIENIMSKA-CYWICKA, Wanda
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LUKOMSKI, Edmund and ZIMMUNSU, Andrzej; Radiodiagnostic
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orior field of 22/20 cm., and an anterior one of 13110 cm.
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the femoral collum bone structure is the ea~rlies sqqual
of irradiLition. lb-is rarefaction when progressing oausea~
rupture of the cortex, and fracture occurs. There are 1,3
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