SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZIMIN, E. P. - ZIMIN, N. V.

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-,-.ACCESSIQN NR: AP4020583
pov, VeAv
AUTHOR: Zimin, Z*P-; PO
Of 40m,
t",TITLE: Experimental investigation of the'electric, conductivity* P~Cwludts
~-* '-:-bustion WiV1 potassium added
!:-~SOURCE: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v,34, no.3 1964, 523-326:
~~TOPIC TAGS: gas conductivity, combustion product, combustion product lciinductivit~,
conductivity enhancement, potassium induced ionisatiork, gas conductivity measurew
tionj methane air mixture, methane oxygen mixtijre, potas'i-
-..ment, hydrocarbon combus
~um, potassium carbonate
ABSTRACT: The products of combUstion of hydrocarbon fuels are Jtuitibl* for lnveptil~
Cation of the properties of weakly icnized ~ gases In. such combustion ' pioducts with
-somo appropriate readily ionized material added one can ind ;rary the two, 'i
epandently , . I .I
fundamental parameters that determine the ooaductlvLty of the gms I n4m*lyp the
'tron concentration and the frequency of collision o9 the electrons witil the hQ1LVy
I the
particles. ncreaso of the gas conductivity is important for'namy studles. In
'present work there were Investigated the combustion products of matha&s-sir aid me"
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ACC. NR: AP4020583
-1;f'thano-oxygen mixtures, all at ataospheric.pressure. The tomperatilie wis~vaizied bj.
changing the 'composition of.the mixtures. The ionizing add 'potasolum, - V1431
a I
--,,.introduced into the air or oxygen in the forn Of XIC03 solution:Wof difterent con
I.,centrations. The temperature of the combustion products was determined by obsoxva!-
~.."tion of reversal of the sodium doublet. The conductivity ol tho gas vas determined
:'-~by throe procedurem: measurement of the attenuation of radiowavea, atedoareftent of!.
the chango in the Q or frequency of a circuit in'
eluding a cooled coll1illed with
jtho.medium, and measurement by means of probes. The three procedures aro described
;and it is noted that the probe method has generally been used only in the region 'of''
Uow pressures. The results rre-presented in Fig.1 of the Enclosure for J!our.val I--;
of-K-partial -pressure.- The- r esults are consistent and indicate that the ~ccmductiVi-
ty of the gas varies in proportion to the square r*ot of the parilal pressure of.
easily ionized additive. Thus all three conductivIty measuremoat procedures can,be
,-,'used under appropriate conditions. a authors are grateful to 1?r0f.~a(ahitrintfir
his interest in the works" Orl&#artehaso 10 formulas and 2 flau~osd
,.:~ASSOOXATIOKs Energetichasky Ins titut ims.0, Us Krabishanove)(Peo Maeda* (Volper, Engin
"-A Ing, ifidtitute)
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SUB CODE: PH N4 W QOVg 004- OUSHt 002
Card 2/3.

ACC MRt RrWdulff
INVENTOR: Zimin,, E. V.; Reykh, V R Dasriaova., T. A. Yuji-111i, S. 0.
ORG: none
TITLE: VulcanizatioPor, carbor-dated ruhber's clasal 39. 115i rinw6unced; hy.
jro. 174
i Pt) h?.-r I m -i-ierti In.n S I
SOURCE: Ryuileten' izo!)reteniy 1;(3vii.rnykh ?,nitliay no A.7 196", 6
TOPICTAGS: synthetic rubber, caxhox~rlated rubber, vulamnizaticin, calclun ".1uminate'
ABSTFUCT: An Author Cei' -tificate has been isaued for a methad flar vulcanizing cElrboxy
ated rubbers vith metal c,)wp(:;unds. Tc reduce the ttrtndency of rubb~er mixtures 4-o pre
mature vuicaniza-.ion, alone or in comb3nation vttb- other vulcan-
izing agents (peroxides , aul fur) , ttre used ms the metal compoundis,
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DATSKETICH, NJ,; POTMIN, B.S.; ZIMIN, 1.7,; POPOV, I.Tev; RUB!
Up P.N.';
ANOKHiS. S.D.; NESTEROY. *0 IRMOr.-I.A. -, ORTALNOT, V,.A., red.;
USTITANTS, V.A.; XAPRALOVA, A.A., takha.red.
[modernizing punched card calculating machines] Opyt mcdoirnizateii
schetno-perforatsionnykh mashin. Moskva, Goa. stet. izd-.vo, 19571,
75 P. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Russia (1923- V.S.S.R.) Uprarlentve "Soyusmashudbet."
(Punched card systems)
(Calculating machines)

ZUKIN9 P. S.
Novyi metod venternogo loqa *by v dellte reki Volgi jew'method of pound-net
fishing in the Volga delta/. Moskvav Pishchepromizdatq 1953. 36,
SO: M(MILIX kist of Russian Accessiomp Vol.. 71 No. 3, Jtiw 1954.

S. TPO!lTA?N-'j 57. S.
Vol- De
1953-
F~dc.~, not in tha Vol'-l delt-a bir F. 3. -1!
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, ~~Jr 1953. Unclassified.

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ZIMINO G.1 AZORIN# M.
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Sawdust substitutes for metal. hest.prom.i ktiud,pr6myss 3 no-.4:
23 AP 162* (MIRA 15.2 5)
(wood, Compressed)

ZIMIN. GAN I
Measuring the irregularity of shaft rotation, IIzm,tekh. no.2:
12-14 F 160. (MIRA 13:6)
1 (Photoelectric measurements)

GUDNEV, Ivan Ponich; ZIMIN, Grigoriy Semsnovich; ZUBMILYP P411.111' red.;
tekhn.red.
(Lipetak Province] Lipetaksia oblast'. Lipetsic, Lipetskoe
knizhnoe izd-yo, 1959, 317 P, (HIRA 13:10)
(Lipetsk Province)
A MUMI! ~mm failMl III I I I Is Tfall 0111 till, 1.91 I.M.11 Hall 111M I I4Ip;,pu' RM
I I AV 1:114111,H1511, 11 1 HUM 111,11'

ZIMIN, Georgiy Vasiltyevich, general-polkovnik aviatsil, Geroy
M.V., red.
[Manual on applied aerodynamics for flight crevs] Po-~
sobie dlia letnogo sostava po prakticheskol aerodinamike.
Moskva, Voenizdat, .1965. 101 P. (MI14 18:4)

L 35i4.66 EWT(I)i/EVir~(m),/F65(k)
bor. EXPLOtTAMN
(Hatro of the floylet Uhion; M1.1ittiry, HIDt. 1st
Colonel-Genaral, of Aviiition)
AL
'533'
Handbook on practical ajjpAynjgj,pd~ gor th-i flight crew- (Poffoblye dlys Istnollo
ioattva po praktichookay Moscow, voyfinirdist: M-va chor. 9SflR1, 19-65.
prl 7k - I
Topic 'rAGS,. an rodynami cm, a i r Q.r R f t
PURPOSE AND COVEFAGEi rods mananI in intim-nded for flight poirmoruitl and can Clio 6o
us4d a-% an aerodynamici~ tartb~ok. 'Albdit handbook. dealm wV11% tho fimdamental pr4zb-
~f appliad aarnd-enard-gi, a,twition izi g~%nem t-, i:*.h,-o ronfirmsition of
1118 ump~ i orl 4'hil .,Ti,l probloms. The twmiDrical datia,
u V.
v I I AA r~ III IF it i r -.-- v af How-

TABLE aF CONTENTS (Abridgpd)
Introduction -- 3
COM t 13
3524a-66
Ch. 1. Takeoff
Ch. 1:. flight --
C' Imb - - 3 3
Ch. I V. Dynamic coiling. 44
A-ircraft raaL%auvvrabil~,ty 56
Ch, V1. Range ana durarion of el~lgtit
Ch. V11 Landing -- 75

L 3524-66
..........
AM5018517
i3r f formulas US~-d in the l,.at-jLj'b()Ok. -- 99
lab'le of internat~i~lnal f;Landni'd itiw9phere 103
3/3
Nw-) 71EI? sov.

ZIMIN, G.V., Geroy Sovetskogo Aoyu?a, general. polkovnik aviat.aii
Unremitting attention to tactical training. Vent. protivovozd.
obor. n0-5:5-9 My 161. (MIRA 14:7)
(Tactics),

PATTIM, V.; MIN, Io
Operation of drying-C leaning 001=u* Mukho-Olevo Proms 24 nos4s
22-23 AP '58. (XIBA VLO)
1, Adadymakiy elevator# Namarovskiy rayon, Kmemoyarskogo kraya
(for Hatveyev). 2. Kurganskly elevator (for Ziadn).
(Grain-Drying)

GOTSAM,
k , 4 '~ 4, ; !~ I - '"il -
- I
Case of trichlaosis in bear. Nod. parazit., Mosima no.3:278 Uy--Juae 1953.
(CM 251~.I)

TM-A, M. A. and SMINOVAp
"Treatment of'Using Domestic Cheopodiuat Oil in Cases of Asd:aridiasis and
Ancylosto~Aaslslfj Med. Faraz i Paraz. Bolez.., Vol* 17p No.. 5j PP 43.1-34, 19414.

PRRIODICAL:
ABSTRACT:
Card 1/2
Fiiture Plans for the Development of the Yarosla~,rl'
Tyre Factory DurinL 1909 - 1965 '(Perspektivnyy
plan ra-zvitiya Yaroslavskoro shinno,~o zavoda na
Kauchuk i Rezina,. 1958 Nr P' pp'25 08 (US3R)
It is intended to mechanise:the:.'tranfl.Port of r4vi mater-
ials, of semi-f inishod and f inisiled ar,,t1cles. Granulated
carbon black is to be Used be stored in
special bunkers. It is plannd~4' -to Ose, pitllettzior-
granulators and mixers such as.,:DRS-140. The`j,~-ra~jujated
rubber will be transported to the b6nken by',pneumatic
transports Radioactive isotopps wi~'11. bo used for con-
trolline the quantity of cordi and, the boryli4trangth
of cords improved by usln6~ carbo:,,ylated late.~Kes.',ind
methylvinylpyridine latex. Ulcarilsation ot, tyres vill
be improved by voirg higth prassurd steam (18 .20 allImsi.
Various iiiethods for increasing the wear of, Oar~.tyres by
2 timesvere discv~ued and nevi design-li-of tyres aro
to be introduced. A table and a,graph shoy,t the planned
annual increases during the Seven Year Plan. :;Cost

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0 At comaerted by thin atitice". mcd whome amum irprektot FO)AW, jImfty"ite), lieu.. 0.
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thamteol 23,0111cu. no. air voyrare. SMV4jCPCA1kfiCM- me vwkl" of atuatino-CIII-witoftviiie (Im"ve. mi1v 1(
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POLYAK, M.A.; GLIFLMAN, L.Sh.; ZIMIN, I.A.; DEMIDOV, GA.
Development and use of chafer fabrics with a how yarn.structure:
in the manufacture of tires. Kauch. i rez. 22 no.10:50-52 0 1.63.
(MIRA 16:11)
1. Yaroslavskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut i Yaroslavskiy
shinnyy zavod.

AUTHORS: SOV-1 52-
Zimin,I.A. and Rhalevina, L.B. 58-8-5/16
TITLE: ro-
Utilization of Eaenetometrio Data for the rovaluation.of P
'
spective Reserves of Vagnetite Ore Deposits (Ob ispollzovanii
magnitometrioheskikh dann'ykh pri otseuke panpaktivnvkh za-
pasov magnetitovykh mestorozhdoniy)
PERIODICAL: Razvedka i okhrana nedr,,1958, Nr 0, pp 19-21 (USSR
ABSTRACT: The authors compare the results obtained b~ geologists con-
ctive reserves ov.the,
cerned with the evaluation of prospe
'
Kustanay contact-metosomatic depositl3,of magnetites after,
6 ob-
seven years ot prospecting operations'with.the result
,
tained long ago by the magnetometric niirvey :)f the more im-
portant deposits of the Kustanay region. Thi? interpreta-':
tion of the magnetic anomalies of thaso d.dp.:)sits wan'made'
by the method of selection according to the nomogram~of D.S.
Kikov and with the help of the bilogarithmic nomograms of~
V.A. Bugaylo. The authors calculated: the Xurzhunkul'Aoye de-
posit's reserves at 1000000,000 tons while other geologisto
calculated the reserves at 77,000,000 tons with the north.
Card 112 western part not yet assessed. The reserves. of the Sokolovskoye

Utilization of Maenctometric Data for the Bytilvation of 11 rospactive 1(600,rvor.
of Magnetite Ore Deposits
deposit were estimated by Ye.1.11. Vislinyakove. by the tia~ gneto-
metric method as 410,000,000 tons and accorling to test
drilling operations they were estimated as 471,600,000 tons.
This means that the differenoe in ca~gjo-ition by botl1j,�-,
thods is lens than 15". The SarbOy/mn. Ithe Tachar-/46p
sits showed almost the name correlation. ~The authorn find
that the magne-tomutric inathod cati be used;for the onlcula-
tion of reserves of magnetite ores. There are 3 tables..
ASSOCIATION: Uralgeofiztrest (Ural Geophysical Trust)
1. Magnetite--Abundance 2. Magnetite,-Economic aspect$
3. Magnetite--USSR 4. Mathematics--Applications
Card 2/2

ZIHY11. Ivan Grigorlyov,iah, makhanik; OMOY. S. red,; TWCROYA, I.,
re
[modernization of equipuent Is a respone ibility,of the collective],
Modernizatslia oborudovantia - delo kollektivnoeslHookval
Hoskovskii rabachii, 1957. 38 P. (MIRA 11:4)
I, 14ookovskiy instrunentalln" ravocl (for Main)
(Hachine tools)

[Organizing the.fins as of lumberiM enterprises] OrganizateilA
finansov looosagotovitallnogo predpritatlia. Kbalcia, Gonlesbumisd4f,
1954. 161 p. (WBA 7:12):

MAZURO Z.R.; ZTMJIII~ I.ti.
New textural variety of chromite. Geol. rud. mestotozh6 6no.l:
102-104 Ja-F 164. (MIM 17: 11)
1. Uralgeolupravleniye, Sverdlovsk.

77-
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ZIMINI K. I. POLYAKOV, A. A., and NIKOLAYEVA, V. 0.
"Research on the Composition of Gasoline From ZhIrnoye Crude," Xhim iTekh
Top., No. 2, pp. 23-26, 1956
Review 1071289

J~f' 'illf I I` It I k1i'l- M Will' I Tlql~ I,- I F11 '12 1 "1 1
PME I BOOT. MWITATION 1195
Kos-1kov, B.I., and Zimin, K*I.
Uravnivaaiye storon triangulyatsli, obrazovanaoy Iz zamybkyudhchikh
903.igoacmetricheakikh khodov (Adjustment of 81des in Triangulation
Foxime'd by Closed Polygonanetric Traverses) kosco,w, Geodezizdat, 1957.
46 p. 2,000 copies printed,
Ed*: Mawishvill., AeIe, Doctor of Tecbxdcal Sciences, Professor; FA* of PubUsblng
Houset Kc=Ikov&JI L.M.; Tech.'Sd.o Rpmuwft, V.V,
FUUME:. This booklet is intended for geodesists engaged in the ground-plawing
of cities, settlements, and industrial enterprises*
COVERAM The booklet presents methods of determining and edjusti~g sides Of
triangulation formed by closed polygoncmetric traverses. E=ples of point
adjustments by linear triangulation are cited,, and for comparison, exMiples
are given of triangulation adjustment by measured directions* No personalities
are mentioned. There are no references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Card 112

fill'! -1111
,.AdJustment of Slides (Cont.) 1195
Yorevord 3
1. Essentials of a Linear Triangulation Method 3
2. Location of a ?oint Within a Triangle of a Tridonmetric Nat bY thb
Triangulation Method 13
3. Location of Points by the Linear Triangulation Method 23
AVAILABLE: Lib=7 of Cougmas (0,B33.1.K6)
Card 2/2
2-26-59

ZIMTNj L.S.
RT-U.79 (Systematics of the tribe Tachinini ((Diptera, Larvivoridae)) )Extracted frw.,,
Sis-bema triby Ilachinini ((Diptera Larvivoridae)).
TRUDY ZOCLOGICHESKCGO INSTITUTA AKADEMII NAUK 3SMj, 2(2-3): 502-636 wid Tables I-XI, 1935-
(Translation does not include illustrations)

PA 5ZrbU
ZIMINP
Wj
"TWO Now Species of the Genus
mpteram, Muaolfte) Of Klddl~:Alim L.S 1"ImIni
T4J kc&A~, a,
rnst Zool and Parmsitol e7j. Ik
Stalizatad, 5 PP
Vol XXVII4 1 X0 #4
"gntmologicheakeye Obmintye"
Deabribed taxonmIcally tvo new speajee# D&OyphorfL
a8latlCa aiad Das~vhormguasakovokiy, that bOlong;to
the group of symathous farna 'vIA64
1A tel
KIddle Asia. i;rmer inhOlti pleiins; t
mtry.~: Adult -flisa'are ~V=e 0"
tainous aim zjLL 4, 1 "
In -,thiT, ear esCOOO., At t
in Is ~ 0 Sod a
of qauii~

ZIMIN, L. S.
Mr., Zoolo,-,f Institute, Acad. Soi., -1947-
"Now Data on the Species Schineria, Rondant (Diptora, Lw-vaevoridae)." Dok. AN, .58
iqo. 8, 1947

ZIMIN, L. S.
"Ordinary Flies and Fall Flies (Zhigalim) ." Thesis for degree of Dr Biblof.-,Ical Sci. Sub
31 mv 50, Moscow Order of Lenin State U Imeni M. V. Lomonosav
Summary 71, 4 SeP 52. Dissertations Presented for Degreel in Sclenceg %n1 Enp-16eeXjng
in Moscow in 19.50. From VechernyELva Monkva, Jan-Doe 1950.

I __ I I -.-t. I i I..,-III., ", -w-III 1- .1 111, 1 111-.-
1
ZIMIN, L.S. I
Muscidae; houseflies Moskva, Akad. nauk SSSR, 1951
285 p. (Fauna SSSR, Novaia seriia, no. 45)

I I I I I" 1; 11-1 -1 WIIR I-,, filif". 11 11111ill-I p't lift I p 1~ I, I FIVIII lilt Will jr~jl 111111 1 J!Qj
Vegetables Diseases and Pests
Distinctive features of cabbage flies Hylemyia brassicae Behe. and H. Floralls Fall
(Diptera, Anthomyidae). Zool. zhur. 31 no. 2, 1952
1952
Monthly List of Russian A2cepsions Library of Can ess, Iuly/Uncllassifted.
gr

SHCHNOOLET, T.N., professor, doktoi eel Iskokhosysyetyannykh nauk,
redaktor; BMIH, N-G.;BXY-3IY=Q. G.U.; BRYANT!:;.i. B.A.;
BRYANTS97A, I.B.; VOLGIN,.V.I.; DANIOTSKITt 122 L.S.
OSNDWVSKIT, G.Te,, redaktor; RJBTSOV, I.A.; 3 JUKU-,
SHCHROOLLT, V.N.; TATSEMO, I.P.; SILOW, A.G., radaktor;
GODOLkGINA, S.D., tekhnicheskly tedaktor.
(Intomologint's dictionar7 manual] Slovar'-spr%vochnik
entomologs. Moskva, Goo.izd-vo selkhox.lit-ry, 1955~ 451 p.
(IntomoloMr-Dictionaries) (al 8: 10)

OSKOLOVSKIT, Grigorty Yevseyevioh; ZININ, L.A., redaktor; OMMINU,
tekhalobeekLy redaktor; KOLqDr"W,-%O., takhmiabookly~red0tor
Eprotacting forest and fruit nurseries frou pssts).'Zaghohlta lasufth
I plodovykh pitomatkow ot vreditelai. Moskva, "as ixd-To sellkhoss
lit-ry, 1956, 252 p. (31P~U 10;2)
(ftrearies (Horticulture))
(Insects, Indurious and beneficial)

MIN, L.S.
Brief survey of parasitic Diptera of the subtribe Ernestilma
in the pnlaearctie fawm.(Diptera, larvnevoridas), Int # obo z
36 no.2:50.1--937 157. WaA 10: ?Y
(Tachinid flies)

Z TMT
New parasitic tribes of Tdchinlni (Diptera, Larvaevoridae)
in the U.S.S.Re Fht. oboz. 44 no- 42946-950 '65 (NIM 1 19 Tl)
1. VbesoyLxznyy nauchno-issledovateltskiy institut zwhabity
rasteniy,. Leningrad.

17 1 MI jl,~
d--tr,'*arans of the subtr~bn f the Pal-Aaar
reCion. Trudy VIZR no,Vi186-215 '-63. (IC'M 18.-9)

IIM 11-11 1jl~ 11 V 141F'l- -Wll~.T 11
MOCHALOV, P.P.; KURBATOV, V.A.; GETbTI:,,T, Z.N.j ASTANINY: S.D~-' U M 11 L
~4
SABUROV,l V.V.
Induction furnace for hwiting slabsti TSvet. wt. B no.4,03-M Ap:~ 1'65..

Survey of the Palaearctic genera and apecies of tha uubtribe
Poletieriina (Diptera, Larvaevorldae). Trudy, Vsej. ant.
ob-va 48030-334 161. (~JIPJJ 17t.2)

I Iq., ptz lot
ZIMIN, Leonid Scrgeyevich, 1902-
[Biological method of proteating,crops from pests and
diseases] Biologicheakii metod bor'by s vrediteliami i
bolezniami sellskokhozialetvennykh kulltur. Hbokva,
Izd-vo selikhoz.lit-ry, zburnalov i plakatov, 1962. 1 ir.
(MIRA 16j6)
(Insects, Injurious and beneficial-Biological controt)
(Plant diseases)

KAIASM41KOV, Karp Yakovlevich; ZIMIN, L.S., red.; MTSUTAP Ojp6p
red.; BARAII-OVAjL.G.
[smuts of grain crops]Golovnia zernovylch kulltur* Leniitgrad
Sellkhozizdat, 1962. 87 1).
(Grain-Diseases and pests) (Smuts)

ZIMIN, L.S.
Brief survey of parasitic dipterans of the nabtribe lrte'~vtiina
fn4-n+.mi-fk 4" Ahm Wil An- I "A 4-4 . 4,m,q"ft- Pt vk+-

RATIASITILI, I.D.; BEY-BlYMMO, Ms.; BOGDANOV-KATOKOV, U.K.; U12USIMT.
B.A.; GILYAROV, M.S.; MUMIYET, G.V.; ZWXRXZOM3-ZUBOVSEIY, Te.V.;
_4IRIN - HISHCIMMO, A.I.;
X010BOVA, A.N.; HEDVMV, S.I.,
PMUT, A.I.; RYABOV, K.A.; SAVZDARG, B.S.; MMIYANOVA, S.N.;
SECRIKOVA. O.A.; TROPKINA. M.P.; MWOSHNIKOV. G.Kh.: S1C=OLRT,
Y.N.. prof., doktor sell skokhoz.nauk; BWZRIMG9 L.K.; TAKHONTOTj
T.T.; RAMSKAYA, O.Te., reds; GWATHTA, Z.T., takchn.red.
[Classification of insects on the basis of damago to crops] Opro-
delitel' nasekomykh po povreshdaniiam kullturnykh rastenii. Ind.4,
parer. i dop. Leningrad, Gos.izd-vo sel'khoz.lit-ry, 1960. 607 p.
OwA 14a)
(Insects, InJurious and beneficial)

..... ..... .. . ....... ... ... - -
BIZ-BIYZNKO, a.Ta.; BNRIN, N.G.: HRTARTSSV, B.A.,-BRUMITA, 10B.;
TOLGIN, V.I.; DARIOVSKIT, A.S.; KOZffArXffxKOT, I.T.4
OSH)WVSKIT, G.Ye.; RUBTSOT, I.A.; CHBM. X.I.;
SHCHEGOLEV. Y.N., pref.,doktor a.-kh.nauk, red.; AKMHDVION, H.S.,
red.; CHMTEVA, Z.V., tekhn.red.
[Entomological dictionary and handbook] Slovarl -spramochnik
entomologa. Izd.2. perer. i dop.- Moskva, Gos.isd-vo seltkhos.
lit-ry, 1958. 631 p. 11-.12),
(Intomolofly-Dictionarise)

AUTHOR: Zimin, M.A.
TITLE, The Selection of Param.eters of the Coolant in Ocnnoctlon With.the
Elimination and Utilization of HentIN-m Reac taro or PalW.IctrOv
teplonositelyn pri otvode i ispolIzovanii te-pla at ree-k-torev)
P M IODICAL; Atomiaya Energiya, 1957, Vol. 3, Nr 7. pi), '15-10 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The preBent paper investigatt~s the conditions for the selection of
the temperatures of the cool-ant at the inpu:b and oat-put of the
reactor. The temperature of the coolant at the oixt-=~ of the reac-
tor (for energetic an well as duall-purpoze reaoto~'8) is determined
by the permissible temperature of the materl,,~! of the Ooverlng of
the heat eliminating elements. The tompmrati-= of, the Mo1m-lt at
the inlet in the case of an energetic reaot,,T lzi dotoxmIntga by the
parameters of the vapor to be produoed, biit in the case of a dual-
purpose reactor by the temperature of the cx)61iv# tmter in the con-
denabra or in the case of cooling by liquid metalv by the rialting
temperature. In this connection the amount oe the heat utilization
coefficient is investigated. For energetic -.eLotom, -.his ooeMcient
is always larger than for dual-purpose reactors. In spite of the
Card 1/2 diminished heat utilizing coefficients in the czz,-, of dual-purpose

The Selection of Parameteim of the Coolant in the 89-7-1/32-
Transmission as Well as in the Utilization of Heat
in Reactors
reactorz the entire amount ot the energy proauced differs onj1V
little from that produced by energetic reactors. If, hoytever, the
energetic reacton are projeotea for the extreme flow, they
will be of greater aavantage than the dual-purpose reactors, as,
with one and the same amount of heat, they permit -the production
of a larger amount of electric energy. There are 1 table and
3 Slavic references.
SUBMITTED: November 26, 1956
AVAUABLE: Library of Congress
Card V2 1. Coolants - Selection 2. Coolants Temperature
factors 3. Reactors - Heat transfer
M
i 1.

ZIMINI N.A.
Comparative evaluation of heat producing elements of various forms,
Atom. energ. -%Vplement no.1tI49-163 138, (NDA 1115)
(Nimlear reactors)
81

8(6), 21(9) SOV/ I IZ -59 -4-66,16
Translation from: Referetivnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1959, kir 4, p :37 (US$R)
AUTHOR: Z~imin M. A.
TITLE: Comparison Between Heat-Producing Elements of Var' ouFj Shapes
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Fiz. i teplotekhn. reaktorov. M., At-:):rnizdzt, 1958,
pp 149-163
ABSTRACT: Choice and evaluation of the most efficient shape of a heat-producing
element are based on the requirement of ~obtaining the x raximurn value of.
spec-,
ific power. The comparison was made under the following coaditions:
(1) general reactor porosity 6,z const; (2) the jacket tempexature.t. and the
heat -transfer -agent temperature at the reactor entrance are the same; (3) the
heat-tran3fer agent and its velocity are constant. Deeign formullae for rod-type
heat-producing elements arranged in a triangular lattice are developed; I lato-
P
type, tubular one -side -cooled, tubular two -side -cooled, Field -tube -type, one-
3-ide-cooled, and the same two-side-cooled elements are conaidered.
Card 1/3

SOV/112-59-4-6646.
Comuarison Between Heat-Producing Elements of Various Shapes
Cornparative calculations were made for a Power reactor wit-h sta-inleflo-3teiel-
jacketed elements. The heat-transfer agent was Na w,;q--h t inaxL-num V16locity
of 9 m/s The height of the fast-neutron reactor miars 0. 5 na, th3-t o1 the
thermal -neutron reactor, 3m, tj 'a 2300C, t, = 550oC. The most elficleat
shape of tht: heat-producing element for a fa3t-neutron reactor is repre'sented
hy rods or plates arranged in packages, they permit P_ specifiV:-power yield of
1,000-1,500 kwIliter of Na. The average heat yield for tifziular one-side-
cooled elernents can be as high as 900- 1. 200 kw/liter cf Na. Field -tube -typ e
one-side-ccoled elements can be used in a fast-neut-ron reactor with a -00rosity
of 60% or higher and with a height of 0. 4 rn or leits becatze ciAly i-- 104ir. cau e
the average heat yield is 700 kw/liter of Na. Field-t0e-ty?e two - sil-le -cooled
elernents are =%fit for a fast-neutron reactor because of theIr lov'; heat-ifield
value. Multitube two-side-cooled elements permit a heat yield up to 1. 500 kw/
lite--, but they are difficult to manufacture. For a thermal-acutron reactors,
Card 213

....... . ... ..... .....
SOY) 1.12 -59 -4 -6 646
Comparison Between Heat-Producing Elements of Various Shapes
all above element shapes are suitable; however, they should be arranged, in the
following series according to their efficiencies: rods and mlates, one-side-.
cooled tubular elements, Field-tube elements. Calculatioa, re3alts are
presented as tables and graphs.
0. Ye. M.

C;V /v/'
USSR/Nucleit~ Ph~sics - Nuclear Engineering and Power C-8
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizikaj No.'l, 1958, 635
Author Zimin, M.A.
Inst
Title Choice of Coolant Parameters in the Removal and UtilirAtion
of Heat from Reactors.
Orig Pub Atomn. energiyap 1957, 3, No 7, 5-10
Abstract The author considers the conditions for the selection of
coolant temperatures at the reactor output. The tempermtu-
re of the coolant at the reactor output (both for paweT as
well as for double-puxpose reactors) is determIned by the
permissible temperature of the material of the cladding of
the fuel elements. The temperature of the coolant at the
input of a power reactor is determined by the paramters
of the exhaust steam, and in the double-pmTose, reactor
the temperature of the cooling water in the condensers are
the melting temperature when cooling with liquid mete.1s.
Card 1/2

Compmtive. Evitluation of ]teat-Prodacing Blements
of viiXI(rii FO'nW" 85 -1-13/18
4.) The use of Field' a tubes with bilateral coolln~s is impossible
for fast reactors because the average power delivery attains~. a
maximum of only 500 MV/1 , even if porosity is 6M, and the
height 0.5 m.
5- Fuel elements in form of multi-layered tubes with bilateral
cooling, it is true, permit a power delivery of 1500 KV/i , but
their production is problematic.
6.) For slow reactors all forms of fuel elements cm be use di and
the following order may 'be set up with respect to their6ffeot-
iveness: Rods, plates, tube-shaped elements with unilateral
cooling elements of the type of Field's tube.,
There are 10 figures and 8 Tables.
AVAIIABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2 1. Fast reactors-Heat transfer

2 IMIN, M.A.
Selection of coolant parameters for reRotor heat removal-and use.
Atow.energ. 3 no*7'-5-10 JI '57- MU 10:7)
(Nuclear reactors) (Heat-Radiation and absorption)

His
AC C NRI AP6 0367
SOURCE CODEs: UR/0326166/013ilOO6/0949/0957
AUTHOR: Semetlenko, V. YeoI;7 Zfidn K.- B ;: Vladimicovar ff. G.; Klyachka-Gurvich,
G. L. ; Sokolov, M. V. ; Nichllio~_ro,,~ A#
ORG: Institute of Plant Physiology im. K. A. TWryazev,,Academy of:Sciences, SSSRO
Moscow (Itistitute fiziologii rasteniy.Akademii nauk SSSR~ lnstitute~of Biophysics*
Academy of Sciences$ SSSR (Institut biofiziki Akadowili nauk SSSR)
TITLE: Photosynthetic productivity and efficient utilization of radiant energy in
Chloralla as a function of spectral energy distribution in an iqusl-,snergy light
field
SOURCE: Fiziologiya rastenly, v. 13, no. 6,.1966, 949-957
TOPIC TAGS: plant metabolism, plant growth, photosynthesis, photosynthetic pro-
ductivity, photosynthetic active radiation, equal energy field, energy util1z&--!-
tion
ABSTRACT: Photosynthetic productivity and the efficiency of utilization of photo-
synthetically active radiation in Chlorella op. K were studied as a function of
spectral energy distribution in an equal-energy field. Evaluation was based on.the
biomass increase, productivity, biosynthesis of nitrogen compounds and other
factors. An equal-energy light field with an intensity of 32-10 ' 2.sec was
3 erg/cm
obtained by means of ND-2 neon-arc lamps and L-30 "blue" -fluorescent lamps. The

ACC NRi AP6036768
balance between "blue" (380-535 mv) and "red" (610-710 my) light could be varied
at will. It was found that as the spectral composition was shifted from Bhort to
long wavelengths (i.e. from "blue" to "red") within the photosynthetically active
range, the growth and development rates, and photosynthetic productivity and
efficiency of energy utilization increase, while the amount of nitrogen compounds
decreaseseduring prolonged cultivation of Chlorella suspensions ', The highest pro-
ductivity and energy utilization efficiency were observed with10% "red," 7.5%
"blue," and 12.5% intermediate range (535-610 mp) radiation. 'This Increase in pro.
.ductivity and efficiency resulting from a shift of radiation blaance In the "rad"
direction is explained by the Increase in the number of photons per unit of ellergy
occurring with the increase of wavelength. This may indicate that the growth and
development of algae in the energy distribution variants of the present experiment
were not limited by photocatalytic systems, and that productivity was completely.
determined by the photosynthetic.proessoo Origs arte.hast I table and 4 f igures.[BMI
Olot
SUB CODE: 06/ SUBM DATE: 22Sep65/ ORIG REFt 013/ OTHAM,
ATD PRESS: 5109
Card 2/2

ZIMIN, M.D.
Rectif icAtion-ash pupif ication of gas. G*z.pr*m.u*.9:)2.-j9 8 1560:
(Gases) (KERA 9.16)

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EXCERPTA, MEDICA Sec 13 Vol 13/2 Dermatology Feb
743. THE INFLUENCE OF PENICILLIN TREATMENT ON SPIROCHALTA
PALLIVA (Russian text) In M M. Clin. of Skin and Vener.: Dis.,
Med. Inst.. Ivanovo - 1q.-NAUCHNO-PRAKT. VOPR. DERM. I VENER.
(1van0vo) 1957 (41-42)
.-400'000 Uof penicillin were admintatered.to 29 patien4s, with stage I ww tarly

stage 2 syphilis. Spirochaetes were observed during 10 hours following the in-
jection. Their numbers were found somewhat increased and their wavy and pan-
duliform movements somewhat intensified two hours after the injection, Soon after
the second injection of penicillin all propulsive movements disappeared but wavy
movements continued. Some spirochaetes showed localized swellings &nd. their cut-
lines became thicker. During the next 3 hours their numbers were greatly reduced
and all active movements had ceased. Injection of 120-160.000 111. of penicillin was
followed by disappearance of spirochaetes coinciding with on increase of body.
temperature. Mashkilletton Jr o Moscow (S)

USM/Microbiology
Abs Jour
Author
Inst
Title
Orig Pub
- Antibioais and Symbiosis. Antibiotics. F-2
Rof Zhur - Biolo) No 12, 1958) 52776
Ivanovo Medical Institute.
: Effect of Penicillin Tharapy on Pallidum Spirochactes.
: Sb. nauchn. tr. Ivanovske mcd. in-t, 1957, No 11) 41-43.
Abstract : Upon initial injection of penicillin to patients in doece
of 40,WO units the rwvomonts of spiroebaetos ware changed-.
forward motions became weaker, undulating ames appeared,
as did pendulun-like and rotary ones, After introductian
of 80,00 penicillin units (a second injection) a cvaplate
absence of forward motion vas noted, spirochatuton asswbled
into knots, and thickcaQd forms appeared, after which the
spirochactes lost thair motility. The total disappcarance
of spirochaetes was observed 6-10 hours after the
Card'.1/2
25 -

Z124IN, 11. , red.
[Tons of nonferrous rAtaln have boon found; articles on
the saving of nonferrous metals] Naideny tonny tsvotnogo
metalla; sbornik statei ob okonomii tsvetrWkh metallov.
Kalup) Kaluzhskoo knizhnoo izd-vo, 1961. 75 p4,
(MIRA 17:7)

LOBITSK37, Vadim Grigorlyevich.; TSARIKOViYasilly Andreyovich;
ZIK321 N red.; IVAROV, N.p tekhn, red,
CIAtroducing advanced welding mdthodo)Vnedriaem'.poredovy'e
motody ovarki* Kaluga, Kaluzhokoo knizhnoo i.zd-vo, 1962. 70 pp
(blim 15:10)
(Welding)

LUKIYANOV, ftitriy Mikhaylovich; M1111) H.., red.; IVANOVp N.jp
tekhn. red.
(Precision casting] Po vyplavliaerWm modeliam. iKaluga,
Kaluzhskoe knizbnoe izd-vo, 1961. 19 PO
1. Nachallnik litaynogo tsekha zavoda transportnpiro mashimo-
stroyeniya, KaluzhsluVa oblast' (for Luklyanov)*.
(Precision casting)

IVAI'VIIIIIII I- 11111111p1pl, qIII 11-1. p !, 1 4VII. jjFjj'j'f'!" 1,11, ~'J" p,"v
SAVINOV, Nikolay Nikoloyevich, shlifovahchik; ZINIV, b,,. red.
[30 years at a grinding machine] 30 lot u shllfovall-
nogo stanka. Kaluga, Kaluzhakoe knizhnoe izd-vo 1 1961,. 39P.
Of,I)IJ, 170)

GAIAKHOVO A, (Blagoveshchensk); ZININ N. (Blagoveshchensk)
__L_
More on the training of automobile driveris. Zarul. 21
no.1:21 Ja 163. (MM& 16 1)
1. Nachallnik Gosudarstvemcgr-avtoinspektail. Amn*ogo
-oblaatnogo iMmInitellnogo komitsta (for Galakbav).
(Lutomobileidrivers.-Education and training)

N.A., mashinist
Us of ul book ("Maintenance of diesel locomotives" br V.A. Shaposhnikov.
Reviewed by N.A. Zimin). Ilek. i topl. tiaga 2 uo*?:3 of cover A '58.
(MIRA 11:7)
1~Depo Gudermess Ordzhoulkidseve" doroga,
(Diesel locomotives-Maintenance and repair)

AUTHOR: SOV/138-58--l 2-7/17,
TITLE: A Mechanized Continuous Operation Conditioning Chamber'
for Natural Rubber (Mekhanizirovannaya r-asparochnaya .
kamera --Gpraryvnogo deystviya dlya naturallnogo, kauchuka)
PERIODICAL: Kauchuk I Rezina., 1958, Nr 12, pp 21-23 (USSR)
ABSTRACT3 Natural rabber in bale fonx is normally conditioned by
stacking In heated storas for 50 to 70 hours,at 5000, or
35 to 50 hours at 700C according to the time:of the year.
Smaller slabs cut from tales require 10 to 21f hours at.
these temperatures. A naw mechanized~aonditioning I :
chamber has been constructed at the Yarosla-71Tyre Factory,
and a similar one at the Vorov-ezh Tyre FactoA,y. The
chambe 4S heated to 0,00- 1000C by for ed circulation,
of 40,000 m3 of air per hour through ll~ steam heated
calorifieArs with 975 m2 total heating surface. 353 kg of
steam at 50 to 75 Psi is required per ton of rubber put
through the chamber. 70 to 80 short tons oin be
Card 1/2 conditioned in 24 hcurs. Rubber bales are lifted
hyd:!aulically onto hydraulic guillotine presses and out
into k or 5 slabs. The slabs are transferred onto the,

SOV/138-58..12-7/17
A Mechanized Continuous Operation C3nditioning Chamberfor Natural
Rubber
shelves of cradles on an overhead conveOr 319 m totil
length. There are 250 cradles on tha aonve~or and each
holds 80 to 100 kg of rubber slabs, The s1ml-ves aro;~
wetted with a speciai lubricant to prevent the slabs,~:
stiaking to them. Tho cowieyor moves,at 0.72 metres-per
minute taking 5j- hours for the 250 metre length within
tihe chamber tG traverse it in 3 passes~ and;7 hours for
ths whole cycle. The slabs are dis-,,-.harg'ed directly to
the sZrew press plasti--izing plant. Temperature is 06n-.
trolled by thermostats at differento levels in the ch~thbor.
The plasticity of the conditionad rubber is given as
0.10 to 0.13 Karrer Index.
Thsz!e are L; figures and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: YaroSla7skiy Shinnyy 2avod (Yarosla-d Tyre Factory)~
Card 2/2

SERBGINP LN,; POLYAKOV, N-.I.; DUBROVAp Ye.Paj
From abroad. Avt.dor. 28 no.1l128 K 165.
(MM issn)

KAMOVI N-N-; ZIH~:~IN&L.$--Vauclmyy red,; RUZWWWA, H*X,, red., izd-,Ya;!
KASHIRNW, A~G*# takhn.red,
[Selecting measuring equipmont for checking spur, gears;. precislori
of measuring ngtho4al Tybor ismarital'afth era'Asty d1to koatroI4
tallindrichaskikh subehatykh koles; tachnost' nuitodov Ismarenti'
Moskva. Gos.izd-vo standartov, 1960. 139 p.
(MIRA 14:4)
(Gearing, Spur) (Measuring Instruments) (Hansuietion)

AUTHORS: Zimin nd Dvoretskly, Ye.111.
TITLE: iutomation of Dimension Control in blachinebuilding (Avto-
matizatsiya kontrolya razmerov v mashinostroyenii)
PERIODICAL: Standartizatsiya, 1958, Nr 9, pp 11 16 (ussiz)
ABSTRACT: General information is presented on1expanded application
of automatic devices for quality control of finished ma.-
chine parts. Two methods are discussed; 1) active
control
,
during the work process; 2) final control of the manufa.c-
tured parts. It is recommended that both methods be com-
bined according to theexisting equipment. In automatic
production lines equipped with adjusting'and blocking de-
vices on individual machines, the control aevice Wiil in
most cases be placed at the end of the technological pro-
cess in order to ensure efficient production, The choice
of individual or complex automatic control devices depends
on their design; it is recommended that~c=plex deviceo
be used for subsequent or simultaneous control. Ye&sur-
ing devices of "small machanization" for'manual use can
Card 1/2 be produced in any plant and can be used:1n serial,pro-

Automation of Dimension Control in Yachinebuilding SOV-28-58-4-3/35:
duction and even in large-scale production for the con-
trol of complicated non-transportabla Darts.
ASSOCIATION: Byuro vzaimozamenyayemosti Komitata~standartov, merli izz-
meritellnykh priborov (Office of Parts Int~zrchangeability
of the Committee for Standards, Measures and Measuring
Devices)
1. Machines--Production 2. Measurements-46ntrol systems
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logila no.6.4*76 163. (WRA 1.7-.6)

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AUTRORS: Zimin, H I and ",!alyy, D.D, SOV-2-15-58-3 9/411
TITLE: Prospects for the Development of the Me'ans for Measuring
Lengths and Angles in Machine-Building (Perspektivy razvi-
tiya sredstv izmereniya dlin i uglov v mat3h.Lnostroyenii..)
PERIODICALt lzmaritellnaya tekhnika, 1958, Nr 3, PP 30 (USSR)i
ABSTRACT: The article.contains information on theAevelopment of. th e
production of meaouring devices and instrumelits between~
1940 and 1958 (tables 1 and 2). The production increase of
precision instruments and a specialized.instrument plant are
mentioned. Few instruments planned for~assimilation by!the,
Byuro vzaimozamenyayemosti (Bureau of Interchangeability) are
listed, and several such new instruments or devices are:de-
scribed as followas "microcators", with 0.5 and 0.2 microns
divisions and a small-size "microcator" (or "micator"Iror
use in different control devices, shown in Fig. 1; optical:
spring devices, "opticators", for comparative measurement of
outer dimensions, in which the common instrument needle.is
replaced by a reflection mirror fixed on a twisted flat
spring, and two color light filters set the limits of "Vhe
measurment range; measuring heads with electric contactii its
Card 1/2 illustrated in schematic diagram (Fig. 2); micrometer level

OOV-115-58-3-9/4i.
Prospects for the Development of the Ifeans for Measuring Lengths and Angles
in Machine-Building
gage with optic readings (Fig. 3) for measuring with 0,01
accuracy the deviations of flatu or cylindrical surfaces from
horizontal position; blocks for checking'cones (Fig. 4);.
combined double sinue-tables (Fig. 5) inclinable lengthwise
and crosswise. The planned new measuring devices for pre:-
cision gear wheels, gear butting machine tools and toola
are specified.in the now "GOST11 standards It is stated that'
the design of the measuring devices produced in the Ussa'is,~
with exceptions, on the level of the best foreign designs, 1
but that production technology and quality need improvemont.
There are 8 tables, 3 diagrams and 2 photos.
1. Industrial plants--Production 2. Instruments--DevelopmeAt
3. Measurement--Standards
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28(3) SOV/28-59-5-9/30
AUTHOR: Zimin, N.I., Engineer

TITLE: Results of the Work and the Prospects of the"Bureau
of Interchangeability-14
PERIODICAL: Standartizatsiya, 1959, Nr 5, pp 24-27 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author describes the past and future work of the
Byuro vzaimozamenyayemosti~v metalloobrabaty-vayushchey
promyshlennosti Komiteta standartov, mer i izmeritell
nykh priborov (The Bureau of Interchangeability in the
Metal Industry of the QDjnmittee of Standardst Measures
---
-
s
ff?lce prepared, in
and Measuring devices . Thl
official standards on 8 articles. It standardized
many controlling instruments and gadgets for automation
reducing the costs of their production, There are
5 diagrams.
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28(5) SOV/115--59-4-9/27
AUTHORS: Zimin, N.I. itrid Malyy,, D.D.
TITLE: Types of 14easuring Instruments for Checking Linear
-Z~v,
and Angle Measures (Tipazh izineritelInykh sred,.qu
dlya kont-rolya lineynykh i uglovykh razmerov)
PERIODICAL: IzineritelInayra telchnika, 1959, Nr~4, p p 12-16 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In accordance with the recowienda'ions of Gosplan
SSSR and the Gasudarstvennyy nauchno-t.ekhnicheskiy,
komitet pri Sovete Ministrov SSSR.' '-GNT.K.-(State Sai-
entific Engineering Comm`ttee at the USSR Council of
Ministers), the Byuro vzatmozaTiir-,ri,~,ayettiort-l- -BV- ,
(Office of Interchangeability) mlwst compile a future
type classification of measuring InStrUlnentS fDr s
checking linear ana angle measur ep. This type clas-
sification, is -t-o be developed. in accordance with the
specialization of the instrument plantjs of the former
USSR Ministry of Machine Tool Buildin1r, TsHIMM -
in the field of measuring instrume.%-its for large di-
i--iensiono - arid the Gosudarstvennyy opticheskiy in-
Card 1/3 stitut -GOI- (State Institute of Optics) - in the

SOV/115-59-4-9M
Types of Measuring Instriunents for Checking Linear and Ang16~
Measures
field of optical-mechanical and optical devicoq ~for
measuring dimensions and angles in machine building-
In su-mmer 1958, the BV and the GNTK orr
,anized a
discussion of the type classification p,~oject and
received suggestions and opinions from.more then
350 industrial installations, research institutes,.
administrations and other organizations, More than
100 plants and organizations agreed completely with
the planned tYpe classifioation.. A total of 3,000
remarks and suggestions was received. -In this art-
icle, the authors present a revie,,,j of these sugges-
tions, without listing all recommendations made.i
This review is divided into several categories,
dealing with calipers, plane-parallel gageblocke,
-slide rules, micrometers, universal measuring in-
struments, instruments for measuring angles, planes
and parallelism, thread gages, surface finish oon-
Card 2/3 trol instruments, instruments for checking gear,and,

807/115-59-4-9/27
Types of Measuring Instruments for Checking Linear 6nd Angle
Measures
worm-gear transmissions, instrumepts for measuring
cutting tcols, devices for automa-tion and inechaniza-
tion of contral procedures, and ,ipociallzed measur-,
ing instruments.
Card 3/3

N.I.,; ~PYY, D.D.
,*tton equipment for cbecking linear
StandardI7 of measuring
and angulAr measures. Ism.takh. ro.4:12-16 AP 159*
(1-feasuring,in.strumenta--Stanclards)

ZININ, N,I## Inshener.
"SUI-IC1.6saity of Introducing technological planning for the co*-
struction of river harbors. Rech. transp. 16 no..3:15-1? Nr 157.
(Harbors) (MLU 10: 4)

21MIN, R. I.; Sily, TS.R.
Automtic checking of divensions In the mchiner7 ladustrw.
Standartizatelia 22 ro*4:11-16 JI-Ag 158.
le3yuro vsaimosamanysyanostl Koultats st*nd&rtev# morI ixmert.tsllu~th
priborov.
(Productiou,control)

I I 1111~ t 1, 11 v I 111" 11 111,~Jj I I IF -f I I 1~ 111-'
V.I.; RUSHCHITS,.V.R.; MIN, N.K.
Semiautomatic sharpenini"and la~p~p:-p-ing of ceramic-nst6l cutt~lnj
tools. Stroi.1 dor.mashinostr. no.11:31-34 N 156. (KWA 9:
(C-atting tools)

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ACC NR,.
Lr.17CO'.52-1 SOURCE CODE: UR/3117/65/0WA06/000/0367
AUTHOZ: Zimin- eer); Ku3hch, E. V. (&gineer); SoruVOYOU# Ke L (EZ40"J-01:x);
Sairnov, V. 1. eer
ORG: none
MILE.. Dovelopmeht of the heat treatment process for the plaae~' piniots of tra-.tdr X-~7CO
S OURCE: Lenix~oTad. Nauchno-isslodavatellskiy institut tokov vy8okoy,ebastoty. 12rady" i
no. 6, 1965. Fromyshlennoyo primeneniyo tokov vysokoy chastoty~(Induotria application
of high-frequoncy current), 70-87
r11OPIC TAGS: Aheat treatment, ~-gea,r zuew=f-=~, tractor/ X-700 tractor
,.BST-,UCT: In view of the mass production of tractor K-700, a practic4l.and efficient
method of heat treating the planot piniong w&d developed. Tho heating =d. eooliiig
'(see Fig. 1), aiid~the ef'o-'s o
method for the production heat treatment is describeii J. -4 f
cl=Zed heater geometry and cooling spray parameters on the haxdoned s;oae geometry are
aiscussed. Curves of the cooling rates as a function of temperature and of cooling tize-
are presented for the hardened regions. The hardness profiles are al included, A
00
table of the production heat treatment parameters is given, a~d the experimental r ".t$
on the dimensional effects of the heat treatment process are presented and discuased. in
1964 21 000 gears were successfully heat-treated by this method.0 It is suggested. that
i this method can be applied to other types of gears.
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ACC NRs AT7001522
Fig. 1. Inductor configuration for pinion
heat treatnents: 1 and 2 - return w:Ums;
3 - regulating magnetic circuit; 4 and
6 - active induction co:Us; 5 - magnetic
path; 7 - cooLing;sprayers
Ctrig. art. has: 3tables, 10 forwalaa,~and 12 figurea.
SUB CME: 13/ SM DATE: none/ ORIG -RE5?.~ 005
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KUZNETSOV, B. A.0 kand,. fiz.-maLem.nauk;,_
Quenching of bearing rings in high-frequency induction heating,
Trudy NIITVCII no.1/2:94,-100 160.. (MIRA 17:7)

GOLOVINP 0. F., kand.tekim.nault; ZIMM, 14.V., inzh.
Study of shower-type quenching. Trucy NIITVCH no.4:70-81 163.
(MIRA 17;7)

ZANIYATNIN, 1,11. M.- kond.tekhn.miukj- BkLUYF,';, T. A. , inzft.; prinimall
uchant.1VA MAKAROV, A. N. V.; MEGINA, M. r.; ZAMEVA,
Study of chemical nr,4 1-.hermal processes in the treatmant of steel
compononts witt high-frequency induction aeating. TTudy NIITVGII
no.1/2:116-126 160. (141RA 17:7)