SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT CHERNYSHEV, A. K. - CHERNYSHOV, A. D.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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112 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30GCr70
TITLE-DETERMINATIGN OF THE SOLUBILITY OF WATER IN HYDROCARBONS -U-
:AUTHOR-CHERNYSHEV, A.K.
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
,SOURCE-KHIM. TEKHNCL. TOPL. MASEL 1970, 15(4)v 57-8
.DATE PUBLISHED 70
SUBJECT AREAS-'CHEMISTRY
.,TOPIC TAGS-SOLUBILITYt WATER, HYDROCARBONt NOMOGRAM, PETROLEUM PRODUCT
CCNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
!!DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME-2000/0967 STEP NO--UR/0065170/015/004/0057/0058
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0124626,
UNCLASSIFIED

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212 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
,CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP01246Z6
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A NOMOGRAM IS GIVEN FOR DETG. THE
SOLY. OF WATER IN 69 PETROLEUM PRODUCTS9 HYDROCARBONSi AND OTHER ORG.
COMPOS. AT NEGATIVE10 TO SODEGREES; THE NOMOGRAM WAS BASED ON EXPTL*
DATA* FACILITY: KEMERDV* FILIALv GIAPP KEMEROVO& USSR.
UNCLASSIFIE0

'-l/~ -025 tINCUSSTFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
TITLE--STRENGTH AND MINERALOGICAL COMPOSITION OF PELLETS FROM
~-SOKOLOVO-SARBAI BENEFICIATING COMBINE IN RELATION TO FIRING CONDITIONS
AUTHOR-t04)-CHERNYSHEVj A.M., MALYSHEVA# T.YA., MOREYEVAt G.P., ZHURAVLEV7
F.M. .........
,~COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
_SOURCE-STAL' 1970, 30(4), Z93-8
~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-44TERIALS, EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS--PELLETIZATION, IRON ORE, SLAGr CERAMIC BINDER, TEMPERATURE
DEPENDENCE, MECHANICAL STRENGTH, CALCIUM OXIDE, MAGNESIUM QXfDEt
ALUMINAt SILICA
CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
_iDOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/1275 STEP NO--UR/0133/70/030/004/0293/OZ98
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136681
UNC L A S S I FD

2/2 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING D&TE--O,'tDEC7o
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136681
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, EFFECT OF TIME AND TEMP* AT
DIFFERENT STAGES OF FIRING FLUXED FE ORE PALLETS 14AS INVESTIGATED
MINERALOGICALLY AND BY CRUSHING STRENGTH DETN. AT HIGH TEMPS. COMPLEX
SILICOFERRITES CONTG. LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO BPERCENT (CAO PLUS MGO PLUS
AL SUBZ 0 SUB3 PLUS SIO SUB21 HAVING A MAX. CRET. STRENGTH TEMP. SERVE
HERE AS A BOND WHICH HAS A LESSER REDUCIBILITY THAN HEMATITE AND
MAGNETITE AND REMAINS SUCH UP TO THE REDN. OF FE TO METAL. A MAXs RANGE
OF 650-700DEGREES OF CRIT. STRENGTH WAS RECORDED WITH A STRUCTURE OF
INTERMESHED HEMATITE AND FERRITES. ADON OF DOLOMITE TO THE CHARGE CAN
BE RECOMMENDED IN THIS LIGHT.
UNCLASS IF TED

A4005Z389 A
UR 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section III Mechanical and General,
Derwent,
F243414 L1FT1?Jj7 DEVIg FOR AERO~LANES consists of
truck' with loading pl*Yform 2, and is
distinguished by mounting a pol.ypast an the loading
platform. The polypast lower block 3 is fixed to
the platform, whereas the upper one is used to fix
the aeroplane into the board. The polypast cable
are connected to the hoist 9 fixed to the truck.
17-2.68 as 1218674/40-23.M.S.BALYKIN et a1.(15.9.69)
Class 62c.Int.Cl.B 64f.
Balykin, M. S.; Golubev, Yu. V.; Nikiforov, L. A.;
Chernys hev, A. S.; Shekhterman,- Ye. I.
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uDc 666-11- 2 .28.
3,431-47.3 -31
BLINIOkr., V. A., UDIME11FO, N. G., NBWLII-.T, V. YH., PY1,10SAIDIVA) L. M.j
S04OLDIESM; P. G.) OBLOV, V. N., IIYSOTE;KAYA,, Z. and CILEIIIIN !P;V, A. V.
"Glass for Ultrasonic Dzlay Lines"
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USSR Author's Certificntc No 356156, riled 26 Jun '(0, Pvbli~;Iiecl .1-6 Jan 73
(from Otkryt.-;.-,YE.,, Izobroteni-
~a, Promyc-hIenrj,,,ryc 07Dr,%zts3,., Tovarnk-~;e Znaki 1o 'I,
Mar (a) 73, ClLlil:' 110 11153161,/29-33)
Transh-tion: A (Ariss, for ultrasonic delay lines, includin., 51iQ ZnO, '01-,0
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47

USSR uDc: 669.243.51:661.937
MURASHOV, V. D., CIiE_Pd,,IXK, L. L., TOLSTOGUZOV, A. D., IRLER- SH' _ D. P. and
REZIiIK, 1. D.
"Experience on Adopting Oxygen in ShELft ~Ielting of Nickel Sinter at the
Yuzhuralnikel' Combine"
Moscow, Tsvetnyye metally, No 3, Mar 72, pp 1-3
Abstract: The use of 24.3% oxygen blast in shaft melting during the first
six months of 1971 increased the absolute fusion of the sinter by 13.4% and
the per-unit fusion by 22.2'9 against the 1968 level-prior to oxygen
introduction. The Der-unit coke consumption dropped by amounting to
21.9' of the sinter weight. Nickel content in the slags,increased from
0.16 to 0.185', which iz ascribed to greater iron contents in the processed
ores. The reduction in operating costs through the use of the two new
oxygen blast lines (with 23.2" 02) Plus 'the profit from additional produc-
tion outputs in the 1969-70 Period show yearly savings of one million
rubles, (2 tables, 7 bibliographic references).
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USSR
UDC 547.0'22+547-736-+547-636
CHEFUff SHEV, E. A., BUGGOR-E,41KO, E. F. , AKSEMV, V. I.
RConversions of 0-2-Biphenylyl Dichlorothiophosphate in the Gas Phase"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchei K~imii, Vol 40, No 6, Jun 70, p 1423
Abstract: It was observed that on Dassing 0-2-biphenylyl dichlorothiopiosphate
(2 C,H C-H40P(S)C12) in the -as phase at high temperatures through a quartz
tube098~,oo,f the niaterial was transformed into cyclic products, namely dioen-
zothiophene, and 10-chloro-10-tliio-10-phospha-g-oxa-9,10--li,iydroprenantnrerie.
The latter is presumably formed by intramolecular cyclization, whereas the
former is forned possibly as a result of a thione-thiol isonerization.
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U*NCL' A' S S_ I _F I'E D' PROCESSM DATE--11SEP70
TITLE--OXIDATIVE THERMAL DEGRADATION OF SOME OLIGOSILOXANES -U-
AUTHOR--SOBOLEVSKIYj M.V.9 CHERNYSHEVv E.A., LOTAREV, M.B-., VISHNEVSKIY,
- P.N., NAZAROVA, D.V.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-SOURCE--PLAST. MASSY 1970-, (2)v 26-7
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-.SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--THERMAL DEGRADATION, OXIDATION, SILOXANE, MOLFCULAR STRUCTUPE,
I BENZENE DERIVATIVE
COWROL 4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY RFEL/FRAME--1987/1057 STEP -NO--UR/0191/70/00-9/31)2/0026/1)027
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104455

212 015 UNCLASSIFIED DROCESS INSY DATE --I! SEP 70
CIRC ACCESSION Nl)--AP0104455
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-0) GP-0- ABSTRACT. MICROFICHE OF ARSTPRACT CONTAINS
GRAPHIC INFORMATtON. THE OXIDATIVE THERMAL DEGRADATION OF
OLIGOHETEROCYCLOSILOXANES, OLIGODIMETHYLSILOXANES, OL fG0lfET4YLSILrxANFS
(1), AND OLIGn-METHYLPHENYLSILOXANES OF STRUCTURE 11 WAS STUDIED BY
THERMOGRAVIMETRIC, ANAL. UNDER ISOTHERMAL CONDITIONS AT 200-350DEGREESO
11 HAD THE MAX. RESISTANCE TO OXION., WHEREAS I WAS LEAST RESISTANT TO
OXIDN. AND ABSORBED 0 AT 200DEGREES., THE AB SORPTION RATE OF 0 WAS
PROPORTIONAL-TO TEMP. FOR ALL OF THE SILOXANES TESTED.
UNCLASSIFLED

USSR
ARKHANGELISKIY, Ye. A., ZNAMENSKIY, A. A., LUKOMSKIY, Yu. A.,
CHEMYSHEV, E. 1).
"Modeling on Analog Computers"
Modelirovaniye na Analogovykh VychislitelInykIl Mashinakh [English Version
Above], Leningrad, Energiya Press, 1972, 208 pages (Translated from
Refr-rativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 1, 1973, Abstract No I V815 A).
Translation: This book was designed by the author;to bc a br,icr
script, to reflect not so much the structure of an analog, computer as
the peculiarities and various methods of modeling of a broad , o
scientific and teclin.ical problems or analop, machines.
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USSR
UDC 669.15'27-194
STROGANOV, A. I., PYL'NEV, Yu. A., CHERNYSHEV, E. Ya., KEYS, N. V., PAKULEVA,
V. S., DONETS, I. D., KHOLODOV, Yu. A., anrdfttTM',~P. A., Chelyabinsk
Polytechnical Institute; Chelyabinsk Metallurgical Plant
"Tungsten Losses in the Production of High-Speed Steel"
Moscow, M~Lallurg, No 1, Jan 71, pp 21-23
Abstract: Data are presented on seven melts of R18, R12, and R6M3 high-speed
steels, an analysis is made of tungsten electric steelmelting and forge
conversion processes, and methods are presented for utilizing scrap of
tungsn,n-bearing steels. From the study the following conclusions can be
made: as the tungsten content in the steel is increased, fts assimilaLion
dec:~eases. A decrease in the proportion of tungsten through the ferro-
alloys as well as a decrease in the consumption of oxygen for blowing fa-
cil-itate a more complete assimilation of tungsten by the metal. A substan-
tial portion of tungsten is lost with the scrap and reguli in the slag
(0.34%), the emery dust, and scale during forging. ' A thorough extraction
of tungsten from slag and scale is suggested. Means for reducing tungsten
losses in the process of heating castings and ingots in the furnaces include
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USSR
STROGANOV, A. I., et al, Metallurg, No 1, Jan 71, pp 21-23
a nonoxidizing atmosphere, more rapid heating, and application of a protective
coating to ingots prior to heating. To decrease decarburization and scale
formation, the Chelyabinsk Metallurgical Plant has recently been using
coatings comprising refractory clay (20%). M40 carborundum powder (6%),
fine graphite (6%), c- erical borax (3%), and liquid glass (65%).
2/2
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USSR UDC 621.791.042.3.01
191J=HEV- G. G.,and SPITSYN, V. V. (Candidates of Techn. Sciences)
"Certain Technological Characteris tics of Powder Wire in Open-Arc Welding"
Moscow, Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, No 5, May 72, pp 21-23
Abstract: The study deals with changes in productivity of open-arc hard
facing and weld joint dimensions as a function of operating parA ters
involving the use of PP-JDSK, PP-2DSK, PP-AN-7,and EPS-15/2 powder wire,
1.8, 2.3, 2.9,and 2.3 mm in diameter, respectively. Reverse-polarity
direct current was used for both welding and hard facing. The pro-
ductivity of hard facing is shown to increase with current for all filler
wire grades and is also a function of both the diameter and cross-sectional
area of the wire. Single-pass welding under optimum conditions produces
satisfactory weld shapes. Except for the PP-AN7 wire, all grades
featured small depths and areas of fusion. In multilayer butt welding
the best results were obtained by PP-2DSK wire, while the other jyrades
shoved occasional defects in the form of pores and slag inclusions.
Also included in the study are U-corner joints and welds produced with
electroden at a 1150 ar4~1e. (4 illuntrations, 1 table, 3 bibliographic
references)
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-12, 021-3 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
~~'-TITLE-LOCAL STRESSES 1-14 A SHELL DUE TO CONCENTRATED LOADS AND HEAT
25- 7-SOURCES -tJ-
AUTHOR-(021-URBANOVICHP N.V.r CHERNYSHEVt G~N-
,-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--AKADPMTIA NAUK SSSk?' IZVESTIIA, MEKHANIKA TVEIRDOGO TELA, MAR.-APR.
1970, P. 83-93. 9 REFS. IN
DATE PU3L ISHEO ------- 70
_SUBJECT AREAS"MATEKIALS, SIECH., IND., CIVIL AND 14ARINE ENGR
-TOPIC TAGS--METAL ST~ESS, SHELL STRUCTURE, BIBLIOGRAPHYt STRESS
CONCENTRATION, APPROXIMATE SOLUTION
CMITROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLA S S--UNC LA S S, I F I ED
PROXY RE!.'_L/FkAML--2000/0344 STEP NO--UR/olt84/70/,,),J')/000/0083/0~)9~
C PC Accf_:l;sl(llNl1 1Nt:j___AlP0llZ/fj()l

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2/2 028 UNCLASSIFIED P R 0 C F S S I N G0 A r-1 V 7
CIRC ACCESSION i,!O--AP0124LO1
ABSTRACT/lEXTRACT-M) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DERIVATION OF APDROXIMATE
SOLUT-[LJ,%S FOR SHELLS OF BOTH POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE (ZERP) CURVAT!J;~-PS
UNDER THE ACTIOl"i 01: CONCENTRATED FORCES AND MOMENTS. -~~S
TH E S 0 L U T I U .
BEING VALID ONLY IN THE t"1EIGHBORHOOD ARE OE-TER,'-IIINIED. THE EFFE:CT
PAODUCED ON THE SHELL BY HEAT SOUKCE CONCENTRATED AF A P-Ofoll IS
CONSIDERED. LCCAL STRESSES IN THIS CASE ARE SHOWIN TO 3E 11--,.pUl"ALEPqF To
THE STRESSES DUE TO A CERTAIN CONCENTRATED FORCE. Pilr',TICULAR SIIRESS IS
PLACED ON OBTAINING CALCULATION RESULTS WHICH ARE USEFUL IN ANALYZING
THE STRESS STATES lill SHELLS WIrli CURVATURES OF DlFf~ERENT S[Gs',lS*
A c c
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USSF 6 32
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M!.cf-21INI-10 V. and CIE.RMY'SHT-7, L
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Ccrtrol
"Re, We
I asons fol- --ne ' ak Ac'-ion -of Her,~i*ci-,~cs on tale RQ-t S1 of
rAcris"
Moscow., v Scl,Fkom 1,10-Yarstve, Vol 5, No V~~!- 70, 1~5 '17
Ab!ztract- T~~c, Of a EA11.1-11.y -,-o
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Acror-tilon It "O.Inu "Ahe
due in lari:t! reasiirc t-o the abilit,%r of ncraptilon to t-L- absorif1d
herb-;cides -;-r,,;o the root-i-nhah-ited en-...-ir-om-rent. The
to tile rceds and of C-Altivatea r--Iarlt?~
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acror,ti*i-3-- ~-s -",.e n*,rd-,"2~- of 1z
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0 11 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
T-ITLE-REASONS FOR THE WEAK EFFECT OF HERBICIDES ON THE ROOT SYSTEM OF TmE
ROSE GENTIAN -~U-
..AUTHOR-(02)-TKACHENKO, G.V., CHERNYSHEV, I.D.
COUNTRY OF lNFO--(.)SSR
SOURCE--KHI.'4. SEL. KHOZ. 1970, 8(3)? 205-7
DATE PUBIL ISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--31OLnGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--HERBICIO~, PLANT PHYSIOLOGY
CCt:TROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLISS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRA,ME--3004/0181 STEP NO--UR/0394/70/008/003/0205/0207
CIRC ACCESSION 'NO-AP13130940

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USSR
UDC 621.355.2(088.8)
ASMBERG, E. Ye., KRYUCHKOV, A. V., BETS, D. I.,
MARSHEVA, Z. V.
"A Lead Battery"
USSR Author's Certificate No 300913, Filed 21/08/69, Published 27/OS/71,
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, lUiimiya, No 2, 1972, Abstract No
2 L213 P by the author's).
Translation: In order to increase the specific electrical characteristics
and simplify the technology of manufacture of a lead battery, its body is
made as individual vessels connected by barriers, each of which is made as
a me-piece unit with the walls of the two neighboring vessels.

us S ;R
tTDC 534.0642
PRUDNIKOV, A. S., and CHERNYSHEV K V 1'ioscol." State University
"Investigation of Acoustic LIultiterminal Aet,_or!C_-"
Moscow, AL-Listicheski-Y Zhurnal, Vol 17, No 4, 1971, PP 593 -598
Abstract : Results are nresentod of inve sti:-,---%t ions of --I, certain
class of acoustic systems by =-king use of the conce-Dtian of
multitern-i-nal networks. 1'ronertics of such s.-Tstems are co-nDlcte-
ly determined by one of interrelated ma-trices, characteristic
and impedance. A relation is derived combinin-- innut and output
im'oedances of a multiter-m-inal ne -nork system. "This relation ca~
be used, e.g. for experimental matrix determ.. ination of i:-,Ded*A-
ces. The wmerimentai investigation ,,.ras carried out in the most-
sim-ole case of q, four-pole system. The problem of" the e-Cf"ect of
the at-w3arent, mass on the accuracy of results !?.-n,-d also the nossi-
bility of -model inventuir tion of mi.LItitc=.in.-:il net-..'rorl'. s,-.Tste;is
are discussed. The derived results c~7.n be used for the investi-
gation of acoustic --rave,-:uide systems and also in desi-ning actui-
ve and reactive noise suDDressors. Seven illustr., ten formnulas,
five biblio. refs.
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USSR uDc: 6,21. ol6.2:669-265'24'27
SOLONTIN, S. M., and
Problems of Material ScienceP Academy o .-L Sciences Uk~ralnian SSR
"Effect of Heat Treatment on the Properties of Nickel -Molybd enum and Nickel-
Chrome -Molybdenum Powdereed-Metal Uloys"
Kiev, Poroshkovaya metallurgiya, NO 12, Dac 71, pp 44-10
Abstract: This study concerns the effect of tempering temperatures on the
conductivity, notch toughness, shear strength,and corrosion resistance of
sintered 11-i-30.Ao and Al"i-15Cr-15MO alloys. The sintered specimens of the
binary alloy were subJected to normalizing fro,-,l 1.180C (0.5 hr h1old ti-e).
The sintered specimens of the ternary alloy were normalized from 1200'C
(0.5 hr hold time) and tempered at 500-11000C (1 hr hold time). 'file
experim-entai results are reflected in curves. Resistivity measurements
show that binary sintered Ni-30Mo alloys become markedly brittle and lose
both shear stren.~th and corrosion resistance on te=Derin~, at 750-8000C.
High prO-Derties in sintered Ni-30:1,o alloys may be achieved by rapid cooling
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USSR
SOLONINI S. et al, Poroshkovaya Mfetallurgiya, No 12, Dee 71, pp 44-48
from sintering temperatures to 5000C. The deterioration of ProDerties
in sintered Ni-15Cr-15%lo alloys following teMDerinG is less significant
than in cast commercial grades. This might be attributed to the lower
tendency of sintered ternary alloys (having fewer impurities) to a-phase
segregation. (4 illustrations, 11 bibliographic references).
2/2
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USSR UDC 621.923.010-:620-192.4
CHMNYSHEV, N. A.-,_Candidate of Technical Sciences, and SOKOLOV,
V-.
"Change in the Structure of Hard Alloys During Grinding"
Mashinostroitell, No 4, Apr 71, pp 36
Abstract: Experiments involving grinding of plates with a dia-
mond grinding disk made of ASO synthetic diamond in an experi-
mental metallic binder indicated that when hard alloys are
ground with rapid transverse feed, the cutting forces Py and
PZ increase, significantly increasing the depth of structural
changes. This leads to a change in the operational characteristics.
M
when the hard alloys are used as cutting tools. The hard alloy
used in the experiment was type Tl4K8.
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USSR
UDC 621.923.019:620.192.4
CHERNY~~_ N. A.. Candidate of Technical Sciences, and SOKOLOV,
"Change in the Structure of Hard Alloys During Grinding"
Hashinostroitel', No 4, Apr 71, pp 36
Abstract: Experiments involving grinding of plates with a dia-
mond grinding disk made of ASO synthetic diamond in an experi-
mental metallic binder indicated that when hard alloys are
ground with rapid transverse feed, the cutting forces Py and
Pz increase, significantly increasing the depth of structural
changes. This leads to a chance in the operational characteristics
0
when the hard alloys are used as cutting tools. The hard alloy
used in the experiment was type T14K8.
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1/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--NEA STEAM TURBINES WITH GREAT POWER MADE BY THE LENINGI-~.AD METAL
-PLANT IMENI 22ND-SESSION OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF THE SOVIET UNION -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-CHERNYS8EV, P.S., LEVIN# A.V.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--MOSCOW, TEPLOENERGETIKA, NO. 2, 1970, PP 6-11
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
UBJEC07 AREAS--PECH., IND., CIVIL AND MARINE-ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--METALLURGIC PLANT, TURBINE, BIBLIOGRAPHY, INDUSTRIAL
PLANT/(U)K500166 TURBINE
coNrROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/0356 STEP NO--UR/0096/70/000/C)02/0006/()DlI
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0117593
UNC L A S S I F I E D

2/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
C-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0117593
.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A DESCRIPTION IS GIVEN OF THE K
500 166 TURBINE ANU CERTAIN CHARACTERISTICS ARE PRESENTED FOR SINGLE
SHAFT UNITS WITH A lt2OO MEGAWATT OUTPUT. NINE ILLUSTRATIONS,
BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS FOUK CITATIONS. FACILITY: LENINGRAD METAL
PLANT.
UlirLA-S-S IF I ED

USSR
UDC: 621.375
KORCM-i[ENKOVA, V. G. , Engineer, KUZENKOV, V. V. , Engineer, CTIERITYSHEV R. N. ,
Engineer, POLOIRUKOV, D. Ye. , Doctor of Technical Sciences
"A Low-Current Measurement Amplifier"
Moscow, Pribory i ~istemy Upravleniy , No 4, Apr 72, pp 35-37
Abstract: An amplifier with temperature control is proposed for measuring
currents of the order of 10-12_10-14 A with a parametric input stage wh-ich
appreciably simplifies circuitry, reduces overall dimensions and weight,
and thus extends the range of application of these devices. A schematic
diagram is presented and the operation of the device is described. The
amplifier has a gain of the order of 106 with an output of 10 11 at' 10 r-4.
Drift is 30 pV/IC and input impedance is 1010 fl.
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USSR uDc: 621-39-.44,--.621.,,:76-55(088-8)
ZIBIN, G. V., MOZGOVOY, A. V., ~IMRNYSHEV V.D_
"A Device for Reception of Signals 'With Phase-Pulse M-odulat-Ion"
USSR Author's Certificate No 259134, filed 16 sep 68, published 15 May 70
(from RM-Radiotekhnika, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract No 1D62
Translation: The proposed device contains a pulse generator, synch-roni-
zation module and FM pulse derrdulator. To improve the quaiity j-f' ccr-ml-mi-
cations vith use by the maximum permissible number of subscribers simul-
taneously, the input of the device is.connected through a circuit comprised
of an element for delay by half the cadence period and an adder to the de-
modulator and simultaneously to the first input of a fliT~-flop. The second
input of the flip-flop, which corresponds to reset to the initial state,
is connected through an element for delay by the duration of a pulse to
the output of the cadence pulse generator, which is connected to the second
input of 'the adder through an AND circuit whose inhibit input is connected
to the output of the flip-flop.

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"On the Parceptioa, of Imirea Stabilized with Respect to the Rttinaa
S Kot,ow, V.procy Paikh.I.&U. lie 6. Hov-0- 10, pp 138-142
AbstIactid Pany'experimanto hive been performed to determine the behavior of i-e-3
btabiliz wl th r:4occt to ineretina. 11 nwevor, in many cates the effecta or ine
optic, I prape rlI, of cxp,.rIDentA1 apPa r.~
..a have not been considered ad,qu-1-1y.
ia~ Thi 5 XPO'lD, was :1 up.lo.dhto rotne the rt"cts of different focal i.nithr in
the J:ha of tat O"Ar t. t
he 6 tt c d a the eye. The api)aVattl. Used located the lar.3
-4,m!lIJ.otors from the cornea, i.e. , abwt 5.05 zillimeterv from the Purl%. T"
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a _Crl -.Its wtre pvrIarmed, with lenstZ of r-41 length 5.5 milll-tr.;-o
trx,
L3 mi liectert Ic at I I'll:
I I Lora I d that the largest ob.'tct which Could !1e rean
with the 5.5 illc~4 '.tu Indicate
- or I. -c`I ensth e would be 2 .1111.etrs Across and would
th 'I "a
have a dizenrl~n on . retina of 5..mIII irete ror th . a- a'd lCn3' the 'It vt~n'lcz'
a. the Image on the retina would he 7.8 In Qddition, tho first ler..
Introduce angular distortions or up to alzau;s 4 deere-ea from the parallel Car
a 2 millimeter object. while the second low would produie no distortion as great z:
a full degree.
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