SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PAVLOV, V.A. - PAVLOV, V.S.

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US-SR UDC.--621-77.2
ZhIVOV, L. I., PAVLOV.-Y.- SlICII. BIM,- V. V. 'r,.OLrJcD;IK, F. I. end
22AXOGON, V '.I.,
r MporozhIYe Machine Build ng:Inatitut;6~:
nConditions for Hot Extrusion of Rods From Cermet Titanium"
YUev, Poroshkovaya metallurgiya, iio 11, ,iov 71, pp A-21
Abstract: Rods and shapes of intricate cross sections with a density c1o3e
to monolithic metal may be produced from pre-compressed. titaniuzi Dowder
briquettes with the use of appropriate equipment and the knowledge of the
power energy parameters of hot extrusion!(ine.luding force and vork of
deformation). Characteristic of hot foming of powdered metals and
specifically of titanium powder is the fact that the density of the
briquette in the first (nonstationary) phase of extrusipn is lower than
that of monolithic metta, In the second, quasi-stationw-y i-eirion, the
denziti6ts of both the cae and the finished product aral coTimen.,wrate and
approach that of monolithic metal. The stress-deformation relatitinship
characteristic of a solid metal may be applied with reat;onable accuracy to
poirdered materials. Considered here is the hot extrusion of pure titanium

UESSR
ZHIVOV, L. is, et- als Poroshkovaya metallurgiya, No 11, Noy 71, pp 16-21
powders and those alloyed with tungsten carbide (up to 30%). Use is made
of correction coefficients for crank press tests to correlate the data on
stresses and deformations by simple mathematical relationships. A romograph
is-proposed for rapid determination of both specific and over-all stresses
of extrusion of cermet materials, (5 illustrattions, 1 table, 2 bibliographic
references).

USSR,
UDC 539.67
THPLOVP V. A. MALYSIEV K. A., and VW
XL .4. V. A.
"Measurement of the Amplitude Dependence of InternalTriction in an Alloy With
a Thermoelastic Martensite"
Sb. "Vnutrenneye treniye v metal]Acheskikh materlalakh" (Internal Friction
in M4tallic Materials), Moscow, Izd-vo "Nauka," 1970, 156-159
PP
Abstract: Results are presented of measurements of tht i#eri~sl friction in
CU-14-5%, Al-3.4%) Ni and Ti-54-5% in the~ra ge of 1__:o x 10-4 litu s.
n 2 amp de
'riction in alloys is governed by motion of
It is shown, that high internal f
the interphase boundary under a variable load and by variation of a thin,
te structure.
tifinning martensit i .
The variation of slope of the internal.friction amplitude dependence
characteristic is explained by a saturation of inelastic processes, generating
high friction- 3 figures, 13 references.

USSR U0a 621.~85.62~.4
BRODULENKO, I. I.
V
'ftncerning The Effect Of The Feedback Factor On The Power And :Efficiency Of A
Low~Power Transit Oscillating Klystran",
Elektron. tekhnika. Nauchno-tekhn. ab. Elektron. Mh (Eloictronic Technology.
Scientific-Technical Collection. Microwave Zlectronics), 1 70, No 7, pp 25-'l
9
(from RZh--Elektroniks i yeye primenenige,.No .11, November 1970, Abstract No IIA127)
Translation; On the basis of kinematic theory, the effect is investigated of the
feed-back ,7actor on the power and efficiency of a two-cavity tranalt oscillating
klystron. The results of the analysis are given in the form of aimple formulas,
expressions, and graphics, which give a clear idea of the dependence of the power
and,officiency of the klyetron on the feedback.factor and other parameters, and
also of the maximum possible values of the efficiency. 4 ref. Author's summary.

Transformaltion and: 5tructure
USSR UDC 620.187
VWDANOVA, N. F., NOSKOVA, N. I., PAVLP_V..Jr..&,..BEL0USOV, N. N., and
MIKHEYEVA, Ye, N., Institute of Met;1 Rya:ias, Academy of Sciences USSR
"Electron Microscope Study of Al-Mg Alloys Cooled With Varying Rates From
the Homogenization Temperature"
Sverdlovsk,Fizika Metailov i Metallovedeniye, No 6, Vol 30, Dec 70, pp 1264-
1269
Abstract: Changes were investigated in the structure of alloys AI+Mg(ll%)
and AI+Mg(ll%)+Ti, Zr, Be, Mn (0.1%) which result ill coancain with the use
of different -10oling rates after a homogenizing anneal. The izast and heat-
treated alloys were rolled into plates measuring 20 x 50 x 0.2 mm and then
subjected to a homogenizing anneal at 435* C for 20 houirs with different
cooling rates: quenched in cold water.(+20), quenched in hot water (+90),
and air cooled.
Thin foils of the alloys were investigated by electron microscopy. The foils
were made from plates, which had been beat treated, by chemically thinning
them inla 40% solution of sodium hydroxide with subsequemt electropolishing
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VIL'DANOVA, N. F., et al, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, No 6, Val 30,
Dec 70, pp 1264-1269
in an electrolyte at +70 C. The investigation was.coriducted with an SE'1~-3
microscope.
It was shown that aging processes take place in these alloys independently
of the cooling rate and grains are detected in the structure along the
boundaries and in the volume of which there are precipitations. Complex
alloying accelerates aging: in the structure of the alloy after cooling
at the maximum rate practically no grains,were observed without precipi-
tates, but coagulation of the precipitated phases takevplace. A decrease
in the cooling rate leads to 4 fuller passage of aging pracesses and to
phase coagulation in all the alloys.%
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PAVLOV, V. A., VANYUKOV, S. A., and KUDRYASHOV, G. N.
"The Influence of Aerodynamic Drag Forces on Gyroscope Drift in the Event
of Skewness of the Principal Axis"
Tr. Leningr. in-t aviats. priborost. (Works ofLeningrad Institute of
Aviation.Instrument Manufacture)., 1970, vyp. 66, p1) 170-~473 (Xrom RZh-
Mekhanika, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract No IA87 by S. S. Ri-vkin)
Translation: The article presents results of an experiiiiental verification
of the appearance of systematic drift of a two-degree-of-freedom astatic
gyroscope around the outer axis of suspension,.caused by aerodynamic drag
forces in the event of a skewed principal axis. An expression is given for
the moment of aerodynamic drag forces appearing during rotation of the rotor,
and its physical nature is ascertailied. It.is shcrTn Chat the component of
this moment along the axis of rotation of the,:inner ginbal ring, which ap-
pears if the principal xxis of the gyroscope is skewed~ gives rise to
azimuthal gyroscope drift. An expression~is given for the angular velocity
of this drift. A description is given of the mocka-up for laboratory
verification of the gyrosccpe drift. An adcount is given of the nature
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PAVLOV, V. A., et al., Tr- Leningr. in-t aviats. priborost. (Works of
Leningrad Institute of Aviation Instrument HanufacturO, 1970, Vyp. 66,
-173 (from RZh--vfekhanika, No 1, Jon 11, Abstract, No IA87 by S. S.
pp 170
RiVkin)
of the procedure for conducting the experiment. Results of experimental
verification and calculation of the angular.velocity,of gyroscope drift
are given in a table. A graph of:calculated and measured gyroscope drift
values is plotted.according to the data:ofthis tablei: It is shawn that
experimental results agree rather,well with:calculated data.
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THE HUT PRESSlNG OF HOLLOW TUJULAR ELECTROOES FROM CER-METS -AIE
DISCUSSED. SPECIAL ATTENTION 15 REQUIRED IN RELATION TO 3PTl14IZATl'__)%
-OF THE PkESSING PARAMETERS (APPLIED STRESS.# RATE OF OFFOR-MATION, ETC.).
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USSR UDC 669.35171124:534.283
TEPLOV, V. A., MALYSHEV, K. A., 11"&"~ Al;
"Damping in Copper-Aluminum-Nickel Alloys 9nd Its Causet~ll
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 34, go 1, Jul 72,
pp, 166-177.
Abstract: The damping properties of Cu-Al-Ni alloys containing 9.18 to
14.45 wtA Al and from 0.95 to 6.5 wtA Ni wer& determined on a pendulum
test machine. The alloys have high specific damping capacity -- from
15 to 75%. Damping is explained by losses in the energy of mechanical
oscillations as the boundaries of twin-like bands and int:erpivise boundaries
move. In certain cases, these materials can be used as structural damping
materials. Alloys containing from to 15;.2%,Al and abotit 2.4 iIt Ni have good
damping and acceptable mechaiiical properti6s.

111-2. STVI)Y OF THE tMCT OF THE DEVIATION or TIJE ComrnstTlops rROH THE
STOIC L-it"Mr.12- == -.-.% CWTSTALWORAPHIC 019=7014 OF GROWMH ON TIM DISiAW-ATION
STIVIC It; At OF 5 1 WLZ ~ TiALLUM Aft= IDZ -CAYSTAL."
[Article by 5.._P. Criehina, H. G. Mil'wtdskiy. V.. B. Osvenskly,
V. r. Tanta, .4noc"; Novosibirsk. III eggs-- Rests.
KrIstollov 1. P -iw-k, T'14~1
It voo dretvastrated that during the Rrowth from'& malt, tho,dev"tion of
the composition from the stolthimstry Can hvvi an effect an the dtalocAt
structure of gallium firsaold* single cryntel* both through the ct-ystalIIz!on.,
proc*** grol by crestinx.additio"I -Ittletatim sourten In the aiattilal M~h
has already beon ctyqtallitod. In the first. cast the deviation of the Campo-
attLan of the "it t?- stolchLomatry.4an I"d to destruction of the stability
0t the smooth crystallLast!ta front undmir.the condition* of concgntrotton super-
rooll= johich.is Capiowa44 la~ the fur=t:ian of the low-anogle* boundaviam and
the cellular structure. . This effect to. exhibited most 6lacirly %&aa growing a
crTstal.in the (.100 1 -diroqt ion and vfth a =sLI uwagaitu-1# of the antiml tempers-
tur xraj~ant at oryatOlAzatian1rant. ...In the second Cast the -dc~latlon
.4 - _thw_ ,
of 'he composittoo from stoichl-emstry has an effect on the fornstlon of its*
dtalocatlone in the cryetal under the affect of thermal streemes. It was
vatebjjx~ed that.the 4avlatito fromstoichiankscry, In the direction of exce"
galltun in iha surface layers of the crystal load* to nor* Intent* goverail..
of the'41olocattor." vhere the dwistLon in the direction -of tb4.oxc4o# arsenic
has the ~appqsfte 4focz by" comparison with~ the statchlometric composition. For
Xr*vth under, condt- tons of identical stalchlosetry of t I* imalt. A r6tltsablo
affect of,the Prcwth direction an the 4telticatLan denstry in t66 Crystal was
not observed. Thiet to confirmed by the results of calculating tha thermal
*items fleW. Using the x-roj 41(fraction,topography, & stuAr. tits %vwg of ttt*
types of 4islecotivar to the single crystals exprassed In various crymtallcgraphi~
directiods,

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-_JUMPS IN THE INTENSITY ALGNIG THE FIELD WAS DETD. Fill?. Y FE GARNET SINGLE
CRYSTAL. TFE VISCRETE NATURE OF THE 0151RIBUTIUN CURVES SUPPURTS THE
.'GROUP ORIGIN OF TFE JU,'4PS DURING MAGNETIC RCVERSALo , THE NATURE OF THE
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C14EMICAL ABST.
sodium oxi4e, and p)tas-
i- 135906g Influence of lithium oxide,,
sh= oxide additives op phase ~ transformations ta.1dog place
during the firing: of CIA 9 0 varlou;. M.WeraWgical ~ C~mposlt Lloas.
Bvstr v.A-S.. AudMlya, H.J. (MR).
1970, 27(21 0 S). !The; 04~sults f in-
R;Us
Vestigating the effect OF KO 6il 1~tase trans-
and
formations of clays aTe .given. hesi '' ns, were bttrodu6ed in
ILOd
a el
2% amts. The samples we fircdilw sill dedsiliOurnaceata
temp. of 1050-13000, whereupon they ivere cooled in~i6e fut'nace.
The fired samples wae,investig~tid lij'x-raj dif6i~ction viith a
LTRS-501 instrument and Cu-radi~tipn- (Ni-f-.1 ter). ~! Samvles of
siii of "'I h
rock kaolinite clay Withoutaddns. con an amotp tous p ase
and quartz. Addn. of LijO produces intensifiication of the
proceis of crysta. of mullite and crist~balit The: Na2O addn
has a similax effect. except to a: Icssci Aegree. Similar results
are obtained for clays of other corr1pns. Sara ples --kith K-.O aiddns.'
do not show the presence oVeristobalite. It is thtifishown that
NaA and K,O fia-lie marktd effect on tht mut-
addns. of Li-O a
litization process, -by decreasing'the temp. of forim"ItIon at mul-
lite and by somewhat increasing its content. I(~js' thus con-
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UDC 666;,
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FAVLOV, V. F. (Candidate of Technical Scienpos), BYSTRIKOV', A. (Candidate of
_TffMMc-i_f_'3ciances), and ANDREMIA, N. 1. (Engineer)~, N1ZStroy?(jraaika
"Effect of Impurities LiqO, NaZO a.nd K20 on Phase Transfoi,~mations. During Firing
of-Clays of Different 1-1ineralogical Composition!.
Hoscow, Steklo i Keramika, No 2, Feb 70, pp 38-40
Abstract: The article presents results of an investigatityn of the Offoct of
alkali oxides on phase transformations during firing of clays of dixforent
mineralogical composition. The clays wora of the f~ii'owing mineralogical com-
position. kamenskaya -- kaolinite; vladir-irovsIcaya -- ::ioittitiori'lonite-kaQlinite;
tselinogradskaya - kaolinite-hydromica. Impurities wero ~.ntraduced in t1he
farm ol" carbonates in 2'P' quantities converted to oxides. The impurities were
thoroughly mixed irith clay, 5pecinwas in the Torr. of dii)ks 16 =- in dianeter
a
A 4-5 mm. thick were fo 'ad from the preparel iaixtures, The specimens were
r rr,,-
fired in a shicided split (silicon carbide):furnaca at tba temperature 105jG-
1300L and they are cooled together with the .1"Wonace. It: j,a -,' nmrn that tho
criatobalitizing and mullitizing action of the1mpttritiet; depands on the
mineralogical cozposition af the clayz. !t ia eztablishf3d that with the increase
in the woi&-t and radius of cation its crJstobalitiZing JLCtiOr, decreases. The
alkali cations have similar effect on tho prooess of Mullitiza-tion.

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