SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AKSENENKO,, V.M. - AKSENOV, G. I.

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01WTUiRIYU11"OK) I.P.; AOENBINTO) V.M.
Determination of selenium and tellurium in slimes of copper electrol-
ysis. Izv.TPI Ill :65-67 161. (MIRA 16:9)
1. T'redstavleno profes.~orom doktorom khimicheskikh nauk- A.G.Strom-
bergom. (Tellurium-Analysis) (Selenium-Analysis)
(Copper plating)

AKSEVENKO, V.M.
Detection of cadmium ions in the presonce of copper ions. Izv.TI'I
111:68o-69 161. (IMIRA 16:9)
1. Predstavleno professorom doktorom. kdiimicheskikh nauk A.G.Strom-
bergom.
(Cadmium--Analysis) (Copper--Analysis)

ONTH-MYEINOK, I.P.; AMEMMO, V.M.~ NOVIKOVA, Ye.S.
%ftwvw" .
Coprecipitation of selenium and tellurium with the aid of colloctors.
Izv.TPI 111:115-118 161. (IMU, 16:9)
1. Predstavlono
Tomskogo ordena
institute, imeni
(Selenium)
nauclinym sendnarom kAfedry
Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni
Kirova.
*(Tellurium) (Precipitation
analiticheskoy khimii
politeklinichaskogo
(Chemistry))

AKSENENK09 V.M.; FEMOVAt L*G.
Aoetone method of detemining acids In hydrazine salts. Bar.
lab. 30 no.6&671-672 064 (MIM 170)

AKSENENKOY V.M.;,AKSEN,21KO Ye ; GROMOVA, E.N.
-
Potentiometric determination of nitroguanidine. Zav.lab. 31
no.10:3.191 165. (MIRA 19:1)

AKSMTMO, Yu.A.
--ow ~Ilxperience in operating the electric apparatus of locks of the
V.I.Ijenin Volgs, Hydroelectric Power Station. Rech tranap. 18
no.1:38-40 Ja '59. NIRA 12:2)
1, Glavnyy energetik shlyuzov VolzhBkoy gidroelektricheskoy
atantaii Imeni V-I.Lenina.
(Electric apparatus and appliances) (Locks (Hydraulic engineoring))
(Volga Hydroelectric Power Station)

AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
3()-2-18/49
A%senenok, G. A.. , Pavlov, I. V. , Doctors o-- JuricUbal:
Sclenmr-
International Colloquy on Problems of k,-,rariazi Lav
(liezhdunarodnyy kollokvium po voprosam aGrarno-o prava)
0
Vestnik. Akademii Nauk SSSR,1958,. TIr 2, PI) 78-80(ussn)
ABSTRACT: This colloquy took place last year at the end of October in
Paris. Jurists from 29 countries met there,the Soviet Union
being the only people's democratic country. Yhe purpose of
this colloquy was the examination of the agrarian lel---sla-
tion and the condition of the agrarian legal relations bet-
,ueen nations of different social and economic systems. On the
part of the Soviet delegation G. A. Aksenenok reported on
the legal government in lands of agricultural designation in
the USSR. I. V. Pavlov reported on the de-mocratization of
the legal regulation of Kolkhoz activity in the USSR. It was
decided to carry out the next international ;R etin.- in 11960
in the Hague or in Madrid.
Card 1/2 The authors had a positive opinion on this colloquy.

ZAGORSKIY, N.A,, insh.; AKSBMMLID. A.L., inzh.
Utilizing all production potentialities. Tekst.prom. 19
no.12.'54-57 D '59. (MIR& .13:3)
1. Vitabskaya chulochno-trikotazhnaya fabrika "KIM.,n
(Knit goods industry)

AKSENFELID,, N.A.; VELIGANENKO, I.V.; VMA.IYEV I.Ye.
Work of the automatio dl%ldkftetii during the heating of
coke ovens with blastrfurnace gaa..Koks i khim. iko.1:67
164a (MIRA 17:2)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy kokookhimicheakiy.zavod.

AXSEItzTVD, N. I.
AKSENFELID N. 1.
METAL INDUSTRIES -' HYGIENIC ASPECTS
Sanitary-hygienic evaluation of measures for
the improvement of working conditions in the
carbide sho.p. Gig. i san. no. 5 (1952)
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congresa, September 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

AKSERFELID V.I.
Use of recording instruments for the quantity control of molasses.
Sakh-Pirom. 3 4 no.6:54-55 Ja 16o. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Ohernovitsidy eakharny7 kombinat.
(Chernovitey-Kolasses)
(Recording instruments)
F- - - , - .1 7
M

,.-.AKSENFEL-D.,, V.I.
Improvement in tho design of a,;to,--,atic DS-8(C scales "or weighing
sug,jr beets. Sakh. prom. 35 no.11:3?-38 N '61- (MMI 15:1)
1. Chernovitskiy sakharnri kombinat.
(Scales (Weighing instruments))

AXSENFELIdi, V.I.
-
Scientific and technical conference on automation in the sugar
industry. Sakh. prom. 37 no.802-73 Ag 163. (MIM 16:8)
(Sugar industry,) (Automation)

,C
.1.
- MARTS, S.A.; AXSENIN. N.P.
Caloulating ooke output. Koko i khim. no.018-22 162.
(KMA 16:8)
1. Ukrainakiy uglekhimicheskiy institut.
(Coke industry)

-AKSIMW,-XJI,, inzh.
Continuous, semiautomatic bottle-drying apparatus. Ma9l.-zhir.
prom. 26 no.6:42-43 ~e 160. (MIRA 13:6)
le Ussurlyakiy moloxhirovoy kombinat.
(Ussuriyok-dil Industries) (Dr7ing apparatus)

IKMOV, A. -(Kuybyshe-vakaye, oblast').
Work io happluese, UTO no.lilO A '59.
(MIRA 12.-2)
1. Direktor sovkhoza. "Zomaomolets.0
(Ktwbysher Province-State farms)

Achievemente of Voiang afficiancy promoters. Izobr;.i rats*
no.6:25 Je '59. (MIRA 1229)
1. Sakretarl TSentrallnogn komitsta Vsesoyuznogo Leninskogo
XDmmunisticbeelco Soruza ",olodeabi.
Fifficiencry, Industrial)

AKMOV, A., 9,tbrehiy, leytenant.
~:-
At a metallurgical plant. Sov. .mor.116 no.20:5-6 0 156. (MLU 10: 1)
(]Dnepropetrovsk-Metallurgical plants)

AKSENOVI A. Cand Geol-Min Sci - (diss) "Geological structure and
petroliferosity of terrestrial Devonian deposits in the platform
area of Bashkiria." Ufa, 1959 12 pp; (Moscow Order of Labor,
Red Banner Institute of the PLtrochemical and Gas Industry im
Academician i. M. Gubkina, Ufiniskiy Petrocbeinical Scientific
Research Institute UfNII); 200 copies; price not given; (KL,
19-60, 131)

1-71LIS C:,
XOSTM, M-Io; GRBBXNV, S,K~; AXSEIPT, AsAa; OSTAPINKO, F.rA.; SIMAGHNTA, N.A.
Imptoving the granular composition of sintered Irivoy Rog ores. Stall
17 no.2:114-118 1 157.- (MLRA 10:3)
I*-Drobillno-sortirovochnay& fabViks shakhty OPobeda" i Nauchno-
issledovatel'skly gornorudnyy institut.
(KrIvoy Rog-Sintering)

AKSIMOV, A. A.
Petroleum potential of terrige ous sediments in the Devonian of
Baahkiria. Qeol. nefti i 9&s& 4 n0,11:28-31 IF 160.. (MIU 13:11)
1. Ufimakiy neftyanoy nauchno-Issledovatellski institut.
(Basbkirla-Fetroleum geoloW

ROZANOV, Leonid Nikolayeviah; OVANESOV, 4urgen Pavlovich; AKSET~,_
Adollf Alekseyevich; NADEZHDIN, Aleksandr Daniloifc-R-
ZARETSKAYAv A.I., ved. red.; DUBROVSKAYA, L., tekhn. red.
[Method for rating producible and prospective reserves of
oil and gas in platform areas as exemplified by the studies
carried out in the Bashkir A.S.S.R.] Metodika otsenki per-
spektivnykh i prognoznykh zapasov nefti i gaza platforme4
nykh oblastei (na primere Bashkirskoi ASSR), Moskva, Gos-
toptekhizdat, 1963. 81 p. (MIRA 16:11)
(Bashkiria-Petroleum geology)
(Bashkiria-Gas, Natural-Geology)

AKsENoV, A. A. Ize- - -V- Ii I
"Experience in Studying Surface Currents with the Aid of a Free-Floating
Buoy", lady GOIN, No M19), 1948 39-43
P

AKSHIMV, A.A.; SKIBKO, N.Te.
Mailing R.N. Ivanovle perspectometer to measure sea waved. Trudy GOIN
no.22:13-18 1 52. (MIRA 12:1)
(Oceanograpble instruments) (waves)

AKSHNOV. A.A.; SIMPHLEV, LP.
Accuracy of determining the sea level as a function of the number of
observation periods per day. Trudy GOIN no.22:54-58 ' 52-
(MIRA 12:1)
(Oceanographic research)

AIMOT, A -A -
1%
Norphology aid dynanion of the nortbarn coast of the Sea of Azov.
Trudy GOIN no.29:107-143 155. (XWA 9:8)
(Azov, Sea of-Coast~)

15-57-8-11623
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 8,
pp 225-226 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Akse
TITLE: Detrital Filling of Harbor Approach Channels in the
Sea of Azov (0 zanosimost~ podkhodnykh portovykh
kanalov v Azovskom more)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Gos. okeanogr. in-ta, 1956, Nr 31(43), pp 58-71
ABSTRACT: The author considers the question of the channel
filling in the Sea of Azov in connection with the
physical properties of the soil and the characteristics
of sedimentation. The Zhdanov channel, which is the
most important and deepest for approach purposes, is
the chief object of study. Basic data on the channels
of the Taganrog, Osipenko, and Genichesk ports, which
are located in other natural conditions, are given for
Card 1/4 comparison. The Zhdanov port has a number of approach

15-57-8-11623
Detrital Filling of Harbor Approach Channels (Gont.)
channels. Data on their filling are considered in this article.
Tables and graphs of the amount of sedimentation in various sections
of the main channel are given for various years, together with data
on the vertical section of the channel bottom and the geologic
profile of the channel. The main source for filling of the Zhdanov
channel is the semiliquid surface ooze formed of material borne from
adjacent areas of the sea bottom. The characteristics of present
day sedimentation in the Sea of Azov are described. It is estimated
that an average of 8 000 000 tons of river-borne material is carried
into the sea annually; 1 000 000 tons of carbonates and 2 250 000
tons of organic substance enter into the sediment as a result of the
high bentonic and planktonic productivity; 2 500 000 to 3 000 000
tons of soil substances in the form of fine clastic material enter
the sea as a result of coastal erosion. The total weight of the soil
substances annually entering the sea is 14 000 000 tons (0137 mg/sq
mm); this corresponds to an annual layer of soil about 0.5 mm thick
(at a moisture content of 60 percent). The accumulation of sediments
Gard 2/4

15-57-8-11623
Detrital Filling of Harbor Approach Channels (Cont.)
in the sea proceeds uniformly over the entire bottom. The distri-
bution of soils on the subaqueous coastal slope is associated with
local hydrological conditions and coastal dynamics. The channel in
the Taganroy Bay will inevitably deteriorate by deposition as a
result of the slope creep and at the expense of removal of the semi-
liquid bottom from the adjacent areas. In the region of the port of
Zhdanov there exists a dynamic equilibrium between erosion and drift
of the fine clastic material on the subaqueous coastal slope; this
must be considered in setting up dredging operations. The approach
channel to the port of Osipenko has less sedimentation as a result
of the different hydrological conditions and local characteristics
of the coastal dynamics. These include the presence of the Berdyansk
Hook and the absence of erosion of the coast material from which the
semiliquid surface layer of mud is normally formed. The Genichesk
channel has a unique distribution of material along the length of the
channel; this distribution Is attributable to the bottom relief,
the composition of the sediments, and the hydrological conditions.
Card 3/4

15-57-8-11623
Detrital Filling of Harbor Approach Channels (Cont.)
in dredging these channels, suction dredges should be used, since
scoop dredges loosen the deep dense strata of the bottom. The
dumping grounds should be so located that the silt could not get
back into the channel. The only way to combat filling in the future
years will consist of annual maintenance dredging. The basic method
for decreasing the filling of the channels is change in the con-
ditions of sedimentation over the entire Sea and an associated change
in physical properties of the soils involved. The heavy discharge
of the Don and Kuban' Rivers will be decreased artificially in the
near future, because considerable amounts of the river water will
be used for irrigating and flooding; moreover, the planned coast
stabilization operations of the Sea of Azov, which will have to be
based on the dynamics of the coast, will reduce the filling with
fine clastic material from the shore. This, in turn, will lead to
a relative increase in the content of organic substance and mussels
on the bottom silt and will thus increase its viscosity and
density.
Card 474 L. A. Maksimova

MINOT, A.A.
Activities of the Seotion for the Study of Seashores and Shores of
Reservoirs of the Oceanographic Commission in the Presidium of the
AcademW Of ff6iences of the U. 34, S.R. from VU640: 1955. ThAy *an.
kgm..2:195-198.157. (KLRA-Y6tq)
1. Uohenyy sel%oarl Sektaii, Gosudarstvann" okeanograficheskiy
inatitut. j
(seashores)

Yeaturem of the abrasion of the shores of the Sea of Azov. Trudy
COIN no.34t-73-85 157,, _ , (MIRA 10:9)
(Asov, Sea of--Seashore)

AKMOV, A-A-
......
W fluctuations of the level on dynamics of
The effect of driftir (KM 10:9Y
flat shores. Trudy COIN no-34:86-92 '57.
(Seashore)

SIMONOV, Anatoliy Illjoh; &=&# A.A., red.; SADOVSKIY, VeNe, red.;
ZAM, I.K*,, tekhh'*--te& * - : -
(Hydrol. of the mouth of the Ruban River] GUrologiia. notlaroi
oa
oblasti Kubazi.' Pbd red. A.A. Akeenova. MoBkva, Gidrometeor.
izd-vo, 1958. 139 pe (Kuban Rlver-ltrdrology)~ (HIRA Iltq)

AKSEIIOV, A.A.
Fifth annual scientific and coordinating conference of the shore re-
search section of the Oceanographic Commission of the Academy of
Sciences of the M.S.R. Biul. Okean. kom. n0-1:39-42 158,
(MMA 11:9)
l.Gosudaretvennyy okeanograficheekly inatitut.
(Coast ahanges)

AIJ'ffi(,)R: Asenov, A. SOV/
T'~ T 1, E. Beginairitz %%*nrk -in tt New Way rabc,~.y po-novorriu)
PERIODICAL- Meteorologiya i gidroiogiya, 1958, Nr "I. pp. 48 - 49 (M:R)
ABSTRACT: In 1957 the U-Cal UGMS and th,,ir obsorva-
tories under the vetive partivips--tc,'k Of the State C%-et~no-
graphic institute and the Far-11a3t H,,~drometeorological Scien-
tific ffesearch ivgrit-jt:-~! wi-rked c- t of r:ir-icn!]L24.Z~Won
for,the %-ork Qf *ne marir~e np,~worx ,,nd rne,,-'~r thoun'-ic
vestigittione for tn(~ yeurs 1958 - 1960. is tre first
year of this new way of working. The basis cf this work i4
formed by methodical invettigations of various elements of
the hydrological conditions within the working, field of'
each single station maintaining the nr-ce,-snry minimuln. Simount
of standard inveetigations. In the preparaticn of the ration-
dlization Dlan for the rork of the Lnar-',rj'e ni~t---
'inq made b3V'ed6homic
t 1 the
#drie a
organizations as to the obse~~tory!s voex bearing on the sea.
end of 19.),j a reetizlr~ Of "he
Oard 1,113 directors of the hydrcmc-tocrological marine ntntions took

Peginning 'ilor~ in a New Way
V150-98-7-12/20
place. The director of the obnorvatory, L. 1'. ROZhkov, held
a lecture on the tasks of the stations in connection with
the change of the working system. The observatv-vy dlz~plvyeri
valuable irtitiative by inviting the -workers at the stutions
to oollemt the material on long-tt~rm hydromeLcorological
observations, A sample volume cf the Hydrologiial
Manual" Kratka-i.-t
71b.3
t!d cut. This book mupt be compilaa by -:each Otat-I'lo"I
as a collection of the obsol-Vation. material. cif the years
af t er'the last war. The "Small Martual" ccnrists of 2 parto:
!*,art T.- "Ellements of Mate'erological i~ata" corituins tablea
of monthly average temperatures ot' the air, tables of days
with average temperature, of frosty days, wind tRbles,
tables of precipitations, of cloudiness, etc. The 2ecand
part - "Elements of Mapine Hydrological Pata" conslists of a
number of tables witt comDfled d-Nta op the, tem-zerature.
the water level, the specific weietr, zevez., clirri~nte, ice
a6 well as separate data on the observst-ions oh +he roads,
The "Small Manual" is planned for meeting local demands. The
wor), of this compilation is, hovever, of' great importance
Jn the completion of the total system of hydrological obser-
Card 2/3 vations. The greatest difficulty in the compilation are

b9ginnIng Work In a New Way
I
SOV/ 50-58-7-1?,'20
caused by current observxtions. The compilation of the tables
of the oecond part of the book causes the workers of the
stations to ch-inge their working methods ttrd to basically
change the Ori-rzi7lition of hydrological At
the Black ~'en- ii- --ix% Azov ~'-ea the collaw
ind
borators of rhv 01 taKe
bourvazory already .%Ive part in
the work of the stations* They arrange tritining ccvurses and
help the organizations. Their long experience in this field
gurarantete that working meth.ods will be successfully changed
within the next years.
3-1 Oceanograpby--Development 2. Hydrology-Handbooks 3. Marine
meteorology
V3

KACHUGIH, Te.G.;~ AKSHNOV, A.A. LAB%I~OVA. V.V.; KITATMO,- L. G.,
red. i tekhn,red,
[Recommendations on the study of reservoir shore transformation]
Rekomendateii po isuchenilu pererabotki beregov vodokhranilishch.
Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrane nedr,
1959. 118 p, (MIRA 13:3)
1. Moscow. V8086yusnyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut gidro-
geologii i inzhenernoy geologii.
(Coast changes) (Reservoirs)

AKSENOVI A.A.
ftlarged 'plenum of the Oceanographic Commisoion., Jan* 5-10p 1959*
Biul,Okeanskom, no.6:54 160. (MM 1417)
(oceanographic reaearch)

- AKSENOV, A,A.
%, -----------------
Expedition in the.Sea of Azov. Biul.Okean.kom. no.6:25~-27 160.
(Azov, Sea of-Hydrology-Research) (KEU 14:7)

E 4/0 V,
7A J
CHERNYSPSV, M.P.; ROZHKOV, L.P.; SHULIGINA, Ye.F.; IGNATOVICH A F
LABIJNSKAYA, L.S.; FOMINA, T.V.; CHERNYAKOVA, A.P.; S4AX;U:
L.N.; TARASOVA, M.K.; ANFILATOVAI A.I.; SLAVIN, L.B.;
BARYSHEVSKAYA, G.I.; DERIGLAZOVA, N.V.; MATUSHEVSKIY, G.V.;
ALITMAN, E.N., KROPACHEV, L.N.; CHEREDILOV, B.F.; POTAPOV,
A.T.; DUDCHIK, M.K.; REGENTOiSKIY, V.S.; YERMAKOVA, L.F.;
SEMENOVA, Ye.A.; KULIKOVSKIY, I.I.; KIRYUKRIN, V.G.; AKSENOV,
Aj" red.; NEDOSHIVINA, T.G., red.; SERGEYEV, A.N.,
red.; BRAYNINA, M.I., tekhn. red.
(Hydrometeorological handbook of the Sea of Azov] Gidrometeoro-
logicheskii spravochnik Azovskogo, moria. Pod red. A.A.Aksenova.
Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat, 1962. 855 p. (MIRA 1617)
1. Gidrometeorologicheskaya observatoriya Chernogo i Azovskogo
morel.
(Azov, Sea of-Hydrometeorology)

ROZANOV, L.N.; VISSARIONOVA, A.Ya.i AKSEIIOV,_L~,-_; NADEZHKIN, A,D,
Geological basis for the prospects for finding gas and oil in
Bashkiria. [Trudy] NlLneftegaza no-10:308-352 163.
(MIRA 18:3)
,.I. Volgogradskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut neftyanoy i
garovoy promyshlennosti 14 UfImskiy neftyanoy.naiachno-issledo-
vatellskiy inititut.

LOGINOV, Vladimir Vitallyevioh;AKSENOV, A.A.. red. ZUDINAJ, V.I.,
takhn. red. -17-- -- -
(Dynamics of the shore area of tideless seas] Dinamika bere-
govoi zony besprilivnykh morei. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk
SSSRP 1963. 378 p. (Coast changes) (MIRA 16:6)
6 'N'

AKSENOVO A.A.; ROZHKOV, L.P.
Some results of.the study of the hydrological regime Of the
Sea of Azov. Sbor. rabe GMD CRAM no,1:5-12 162. (MIRA 17:5)

AKSENOV, A.A.; PETELIN., V.P.
Watribution of heavy mineraas in the b,-,a--h beit. Okeanclogila
4 no.2:295-299 164. (MMA 170)
1. Institut okeanologii AN SSSR.

AKSENOV ,A.A_..;,IONINO A.S.; SHCHERBAKOV, F.A.
New data on the structure of strata of recent coastal deposits.
Okeanologiia 4 no.5s842-849 164. (MM 181l)
1. Institut okeanologii AN SSSR.

AKSENOV, AaAs
Some results of the study of the recent facies in the littoral
zone of the sea. Lit. i pol. Iskop. no.21l4l-153 Mr-Ap 165.
(MIRA 18:6)
1. Institut okeanologii AN SSSR, Moskva.

AKSENOV, A. F., Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) "Research into principles of
deterioration and methods of increasing the wear-resistance of bearings
operating with limited sliding friction." Kiev, 1960. 20 Dp with charts;
(Kiev Motor Vehicle and Road Inst); 120 copies; price not given; (KL,
26-60, 134)

AKSENOVp Aleksandr Fedotovich; PAPOK, K.K., red.
[Aircraft fuels, lubricants and special fluids] Aviatsion-
Eye toplivap smazochnye materialy i spetsialIrVe zhidkosti.
Moskvap Transport, 1965. 271y. (MIRA 18:12)

ACC NRt
A-1150033~3 9 Mnograph M/
~ircrntt fuels.,t lubricants., and Special fluids (Aviatsionywye toplive., an=ochrae
matcria3,y i spet--niallrWye zhidkosti) Yoscaw., Izd-vo Transpcrt., 65. 0271 p, illus.,,
tables.7 8,000 topies printed.
TOPIC, TAGS: solid fuel, petroleum fuel, lubricant component, solid lubricant,,
fluid property, gas jet, jet aircraft, aircraft fuel system equipment, aircraft
lubricant., jet fuel
PURPOSE AM C0,11RAGE: The Orowth of avintion technology lavfully brings about the
increase nnd increase in their sssortments. This growth Is connected,, in the first
place, vith the, operation of aviation techno1opff in different climatic conditions.,
as well as vith the increaze in distancesP altitudes and speed. Without the know-
ledge of basic properties of fuel and lubricant materials, in different conditions,
their proper usage in the wiation tecbnoloU is impossible.
rMis book gives the information about the fuel lubricant materials vhjch are being
used naw in our,country as well as abroad, and about their perspectives. The prin.
ciple attention is given to~the ways of useage of these materials and to their in-
fluence on the motor, aggregators,and aircraft units. The book was written in con-
nection with the program course Twl lubricant materials and. special fluids" at
Card 1,

AKSEN ekse_yv Gov~rllovich; LURIYE, M.Ye., inzh., red.; RUSIN, V.N.,
-a~ 7MMOTOA.A., retsenzent; VITASiKINA, S.A.,
~rese n F
red.izd-va; BOBROVA, V.A., tekhn,red,
[Marine refrigerator plants] Sadovye kholodillnye ustanovki.
Pod red. M.B.Lurle. Moskva, Izd-vo 'Reohnoi transport,' 1959.
183 P. (MIRA 12:12)
(Refrigeration on ships)

ARISTOV, Turiy Kapitonovich; KUKOVSKIT, I.I., prof.. doktor tekhn.nauk,
red.; A OV, A.Gf-inzh., reteenzent; BASHKIROV, V.D., Imnd.
tekhn.naukp"reteenzent; SHLMIKOVA, Z.V., red.izd-va; TSRMOVA,
T.T., tekhn.red.
(Auxiliary marine mechanisms] Sadovye vBpomogal~~Jlnye melchnnizzy.
Pod'obshchei red. I.I.Krakovskogo. Xoskva, Izd-,;vo *Reohnoi
transportp" 1939. 2~8 p. (MIRA 13:7)
(Karine engineering)

S, e -, au - 1731-
MEDILI, Y.B.,-professor, doktor takhnichaskikh nauk-, TOMMID, L.P.;
A much needed book on electric locomotives ("The electric
locomotive.r V.A. Rakov,.P.K.Ponomarenko. Reviewed by
V.B. Nadel', L.P. Tomfelld, A.I. Aksenov). Zhal. dor.
Aranap. 38 no-11:90-93 N 156. (MLRA 9:12)
1. Zaveduyushchiy kafedroy "Blektrichaskaya tyaga" Moskovskogo
inatituta inzbenerov transporta (for Madell),2. Nacballnik
elaktrodepo Pererva MDekovsko-Kursko-Donbasekoy dorogi (for
Tonfelld) 3. Mishinist-instruktor elaktrodepo Pererva
Moskovsko-Kursko-Donbasakoy dorogi (for Akeenov).
(Slactric locomotives) (Rakov. V.A.) (Ponomarenko, P.K.)

AKSENOV, A.I.- ~ _
r4- .- Methods for slizinating defects in electric locomotive power
circuits. Blek, Ii tepl. tiaga 2 no-1:36-39 Ja '58. (MIRA 11:3)
(Electric locomotives--Maintenance and repair)

GUTMOV, B.Z.., 'prof.; RUSJ4KOV,, V.I.., kand.med.nauk; PANCHERO, G.S.p
kand.med.nauk; KOVALEV, G.G.,- -AKSMiOV, A.I.,- KFIOPRYACHKOV, B.V.;
KOMBACHEKOV, A.Sh.
Iate results of treating patients with urethral strictureso
Urologiia noo6:45-51 160. (KMA 15:5)
1. Iz fakulltetskoy khirurgicheskoy kliniki (zavo - prof* B.Zo
Gutnikov) Rostovskogo meditainalcogo instituta.
(URBnM-4TRIMRE)

124-58-9-10016D
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 9, p 81 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Aksenov. A- P_
TITLE: Determination of the Surface Temperature and Surface Friction
of Cones and a Certain Family of Axisymmetric Bodies of Revo-
lution Moving at Elevated Supersonic Speeds (Opredeleniye
temperatury na poverkhnosti i poverkhnostnogo treniya konusov
i nekotorogo klassa osesimmetrichnykh tel vrashcheniya,
dvizhushchikhsya s bol'shimi sverkhzvukovymi skorostyami)
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry on the author's dissertation for the degree
of Candidate of Physical-Mathematical Sciences, presented to
the LGU (Leningrad State University), Leningrad, 1957
ASSOCIATION: LGU (Leningrad State University), Leningrad
1. Magneto-hydrodynamic waves--Mathematical analysis
2. Integral equations--Applications 3. Differential
equations--Applications
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AIMOV, I.P.
The laminar boundary layer of a cone in a supersonic flow [vith
summary in Inglishl . Vest. LGU 12 no-13:113-128 '57. (MIRA 10: 11)
(Aerodynamics, Supersonic) (Boundary layer)

AKMOT& A*P*
A turbulent boundary layer of a cone in a supersonic flow with beat
radiation taken Into account [with summary in ftlish]. Test. LOU
no.19:112-128 157. (WRA lltl)
(Aerodynamics. Supersonic) (Boundary layer)
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A051/AO29
AUTHORS: Zhu~avlevj- V.F.; Aksenov, A.P.
TITLE: New Designs of Vulcanization Press-Dies for Tires and Improvement of
Their Production Technology
PERIODICAL: Kauchuk i Rezina, 1960, No. 8, pp. 47 - 50
TEXT: The design.and technology of the production of vulcanization press-
-dies in the Soviet Union are dealt with on the basis of personal experiences of
the authors in this field. Until recently the tread design of the press-die was
produced on a special copying-milling apparatus (Fig. 1),with its subsequent fin-
ishing by the machining process method using cutter blocks, polishing stones and
surface-forming stampers (Fig. 2)., In May 1959 the design~of tne press-die was
developed including steel sectional inlays. The latter could only be manufactured
by means of molding according to wax models. The construction of the press-dies
retained the standard size and dimensions of the all-steel press-die, and the
fastening of the sectional inlays with screws was replaced by a ring enclosure.
The first attempt at producing the inlays for these press-dies was unsuccessful
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'duation Technology
)due to the rather large size of the inlays. As a result of non-uniform cross-
-sections, the metal cooled in a non-uniform way and this phenomenon caused warp-
ing and shrinkage in the thicker parts of the inlay. The purity of the molding
was satisfactory. Experiments were conducted on the manufacture of smaller inlays
by usiAg the press-die for the vulcanization of treads with a 7-50 - 20 size of
.2 -44 (Ya-44) model. It was shown that by the molding method the smaller-sized
inlays could be mass-produced. 50 units were manufactured in November-December,
1959, and 100 in the f rst quarter of 1960. A study was further made on the be-
havior of the new ffodel with the molded small-sized inlays in boiler-autoclaves
during its operation. The results were positive after an experimental period of
4 months- The treads manufactured with the new model were good in appearance and
had a clear design. At the present time two experimental models having two dif-
ferent kzes are being manufactured: a 260 - 20 model W-202 (1-202) and a 200 - 20
modelK -238 (1-238). The development of two press-die models has been completed
for the vulcanization of bicycle treads and one model for motor-cycles. The pro-
duction technology characteristics are briefly given as follows: The steel mold
(shell of the press-die) is machined first on a vertical boring machine (rough
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tion Technology
processing) and then on a frontal machine (final processing). In the final lathe
processing of the part being formed in the press-die, the bed under the inlay is
bored into shape. Along the ring of the the a circular protruiibn is shaped near
the joined end of the press-die. A groove is out in this protrusion in order to
set the inlay into its bed,*the width of which is one sector of the inlay. The
prepared inlays are then inserted intoLthis groove and moved along the circular
recess. The last inlay set opposite to the groove is pressed in with a steel pletq
which is welded onto the body of the bed by its end plane. The assembled half of
the press-die is passed onto the assembly section in order to have the assembly
parts welded on (end rings, guiders, clamps, carfis, etc.). The technology of the
new press-dies requires no special equipment and can be carried out in any metal-
.-processing plant having vertical lathes and frontal-milling machines or a section
of exact molding from wax'models. The design of the new press-dies is improved
by producing the die with a molded design and by further improvem6nt of the tech-
nology of mptal-outting equipment. Work is conducted on an all-trepLd ring with
a design molded,in an earth mold (Fig. 7). Molding of steel ring inlays with a
design is done in cooperation with the NII aytoprom. Success in this respect would
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tion Technology
ensure a great saving and would increase the output of the press-dies. Regarding
the metal-cutting instruments, special copying-milling semi-automatio appliances
of the -4n-iO (LP-164) model designed by the Leningradskiy stankostroitellnyy
zavod im. Sverdlova (Leningrad Machine Plant imeni Sverdlov) are introduced into
the plant. A new vertical boring and copying machine developed at the stankostrot-
tailnyy zavod im. Sedine. (Machine Tool Plant Imeni Sedin) has also been introduced.
In 1960 the plant will receive a number of frontal turning machines of the PT -45
c -4 (RT-45SA)-type designed and manufactured at the Ryazanskiy st&nkostroitellrjy
zavod (Ryazant Machine Tool Plant). It is expected that in the fourth quarter of
1960 a new shop of large-sized press-dies will be opened.
ASSOCIATION: Yaroslavl' zavod khimicheskogo mashinostroyeniya (Yaroslavl, Plant of
Chemical Machine Building)
PRESENTED: December,,1959, at the All-Union Conference, called together by the
Rubber Sedtion of VKhO imeni D.I. Mendeleyev.
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Figure.l:
milling the Design of the tread portion
of the press-die on a special copying-w
-milling semi-ilftomatio machine - A n -164
(LP-164)
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Pne. 1. (Ppe3epoBatwe pitc),Hva npoTempHoft timit npecc-
~opmbi Ra cneLkHanbHOU KOnHpoBaahw-4)pe3epHou wmyaz-.
Tomm JIP-164.
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duction Technology
Figure 7:
Aluminum Tread Rings with a design formed in
an earth mold with the N-203 model of the
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C111IC222
AUTHORt Akeenovi A.P.
TITLEs On additional equations for the components of the tensor of
turbulent tensions
PERIODICALs Leningrad. Universitet. Vestnik. Seriya matematikip mekbaniki
i astronomiip no.1, 1961, 113-117
TEXT: If Ois a hydromechanio magnitude and
T +t
0(x,9x2Px39
T
+t
is its mean value then it is assumed that4).47(X,,x 2 x3) is stationaz7
so that 4)le representable as -
(2)
is considered as &.centered random variable.
An averaging of the bydrodynamio equations yields
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0111/C222
3
dt i- -ax Ti'vk'
+ ['\A Ti 'Txk
i kal
k M 0 (3)
(i-1p2,3)-
k-Ij ax k
For given forces the velocities and tensions cannot be determined from
(3) since the number of equations does not suffice. In order to mak
the problem determined the components of the teneor of the additio-
tensions nal
9VI v11 v 13
3 v2v,' S T2'v2' v2vj
3 73 T Tjv2 v3 -9
are understood as correlation moments Of a System of random variables,
namely
(i,k-1j2,3). (5)
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On additional equations..#
C1II/C222
Then the normalised coirelation matrix reads
r r
12 13
r (6)
21 23
r r
31 32
I vt
V
, k
r rki- (7)
-fvilvil Irrvk'
Furthermore it is assumed that v IV V are normally distributed so that
1 2 3
the distribution density is given by!
3 VIVI
2 -exp(- 1 A k
f(V11 'vl'v3f) 26 ljk
(27,)3/2 J,k- vlvl'vk
'vi i J Ivi
where L is the determinant of the'matrix (6), and A is the algebraic
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C111/C222
On additional equations...
complement of the element r in A..By use of the fact that then
ik
+00 +00 +00
01 VI a - vI)V jv~)-f(v I,vI,vj)dvjdv1dvi c.I
qv""' )] f f 1 12 1 2 2
1 2 i 3
f
-00 -OD -0D
),after trhmsformations
is valid for an arbitrag function -f(vI,v"vI
1 2 3
the author obtains the following additional relations between vIiv''v
1 2 3
lavivi
2 2 v2
N'
711-711 X2 +v'v, ZX3
+ v1 1
(14.)
1 2 7,'v2'
'1 '2
(V 11 V 91x +'v2Iv2I 3
'V' 'FX3
'Z) X2 +V2
a,,. V.
+ IV;V; 7X-, + V2'L*3
V
IV V
2(
X,
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On additional equatione... C1II/C222
~r~c
dVi t'3 w7r~ +vv U03",3
vv 1 3
+ ViV2
-7-7
t,3 Out V3
Ou
t
v +
~2 vV,--j,-,+ V2 I 7vv,, - (17)
dvi VI Out VI
+ v v -T-

+ vavs 'c'
- 2 3
'-7;7
I
3 3
-
j
-
out V3
out v3 Out V3 -=, -
:2 ___jX
mL VjVj - + V V + VIV3 _. 3
1 2
ax
(18)
,
OV2 V2 OV2 u2 avi V2
.1
+ V2V3 ~
xt .
3
~Xj

a au; V3
V2 V3 V2 V3
kz; v;v; -TV + 'vi 3_Tx7

OU; V3
dV;t3
. 7F VA + V2V3 jx3
-T,-
,
U' va

;3V3
2 + " ",3

20)

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AXSENOV, A.S. Increasing the mileage of automobile tires Moskva,, GOS.
nauchnotekhn. Jzd-vo mashin0stroit. lit-ry, 1952. 98 p. (v pomoshch'
shoferu-stotystachniku) (53-22851)
TI270.A388

AKSENOV, A.Ya. (Kuntsevo)
Tireless toiler. Mad. sestra 20 no.3:4k-47 Mr '61. (MIRA 14:5)
(VLASOVA, ANNA PAVIDM)

AKSHNOV, A. YA., KALUGINA, 0. S., and SMLMOV. A. D.
----------- -
"On the Conference on Information Processing" (Paris, 1959) (19 February 1960)
report delivered at a seminar on cybernetics, Moscow State University
Soi tProblemy kibernotiki, Issue 5. 1961, pp. 289-294

SOV/124-57-9-11022
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 9, p 161 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Ivanov, A. M., Falevicb, B.N., Dezhin, Yu.V., Aksenov, B.G.
--------------------
TITLE: Carrying- capacity Tests on Hoppers and Pyramid-shaped Thickeners
(Ispytaniye nesushchey sposobnosti zhelezobetonnykh bunkerov i
pirarnidalInykh sgustiteley)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Rostovsk. n/D. inzh.-stroit. in-ta, 1956, Nr 5, pp 41-48
ABSTRACT: Test results have shown that the law governing the pressure of
pourable [ cohesionless] substances in an infinite volume is not appli-
cable to the calculation of hopper designs and that typical hoppers and
funnel boxes in dressing mills at present are designed with an excessive
margin of strength.
Reviewer's name not given.
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L )44005-66 FWT(m)/EWP( Q/T/ETI/EWP(jc) )--,TDrrnv-
ACC NR, AP6029871 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/6~/000/015//00002222//00 42
INVENTOR,: Voronov, F, Do; Filatov, A. D.; Gun, So B.; Selivanov, N; M#,. Nosov,
V. D.; Save Fv. -F.'1.- -PYo-Mikov, P. .; Roshkov. So k.,,
11yev, Go V.; Gonc, ar 0 -
T.12
ustoba Ve P I ArkhiRov, V. H.; Uziyenkot A. No; Kolov, Me It;
yevp go Go; Folushkin i I
Kozhevnikovj V. ?I,; Shapiro# B. dev, P, I.; Akeenov, Bi-ALI
kov, A. F.; Rudakov, Ye. A.11 Kuzemaj I. Do; Gomzhinj V._V,; Poydyshevp B. NO;
Shternov, M.
op
.ORG: none
TITLE: Met%d of making high-strengt~ steel plates by pack rolling'. Class 7,
No. 1842:
SOURCE: Izobret prom obraz tov zn, no. 15, 1966, 22
TOPIC TAGSi high strength steel, high strength steel plate, high strength
steel sheet, steel plate rolling, steel sheet rolling
ABSTRACT: This Author tertific t* i t d tea a method,of pack rolling high-strength
'tea and sheets up to ]a :m n r0"
steel pla LO thic and up to 3500 mm wide in a carbon steel
envelope. The method includes cleaning9l'Eatingo making of the pack# heatintl
rolling,and sub equent heat treatment.. 'To ensure an accurate thickness of the plates
Card 1/2 UDC: 621.771.23

L-44005-66
ACC NO, AP6029871
or sheets regardless of their location in the pack,.the thickness of the envelope
must be at least 0.6 of,the total initial thickness of the high-strength plates
of the pac 'k D
s~ ca Es 13/ ~Ulm 6M 18jun64/ ATD PRESSi.SO

AKSENOV, B. N.
Mbr. Clinic Hospital Surgery', Mil. Med. Acad. imini S. M. Kirov, -c194& .
Medicine.
"Plastic Surgery of the First Metacarpus after a Severe Gunshot Wourul,"
vest. Kirurgii, 68, No. 1, 1948.

(Leningrad); GIRGOLLV, S.S., deystvitellnyy chlen Akademii me&i-
tsinskikh nauk SSSR, nachallnik.
Device for measuring the area of the affected part of the body. Vest.khir.
73 no.3:68-69 Yq-Je 153. (MT,'QA 6:6)
1. Kafedra gospitallnoy khirurgii Voyanno-meditainakoy skademii imeni
S.M.Kirova. (Medical Instruments and apparatus)

A , kand.medonauk (Leningrad, 2-ya Sovetelmya ul.,d.14;4, kv-3.)-,
KUZIHIII, B.A., inzh.
Use of color television for transmitting pictures of a surgical
operation. Vest.khir. 82 no.4:3-10 AP '59. (MIRA 12:6)
1. Iz khirurgicheakoy kliniki usovershenstvovanlya vrachey
(nach. - prof.P.A.Xupriyanov) Vovenno-meditainskoy ordena
Lenina akademii im. S.H.Kirova.
(THWISION IN SURGERY)

AMENOV, B. N.) IMIMIM) A P.) NMIIMPYAMV) 9. A., UVAROV) B. 8.) SHMIR, YU-N)
and GRIGORYEV) M. S:' (prof) -- Leningrad
"Anthesia for Intrathoracie Operations on the Esophagus."
Report submitted for the 27th Congress of Surgeons of the USSR) Moscow,
23-28 May 1961.

I
AKMO*..B.N.
i(siseertion of the soopbagoo in cancer vitb cervical soophago-
gastroo anaotmooiselextokbir. 84 to.1:120-122 Ja 160.
(mnA 13810)
(ISOPMUS-CIANCER)

GRIGORIYOVs M.S.; AKSENOV, B.N.
Some problems of surger-j in cancer of the upper esophagus. Vest.
khir. 85 no. 8:60-67 Ag 160. (MIRA 14:1*/
(ESOPHAGTJS--CANCE-R)

AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
7_,1TEXT*
;_,.'Leningrad
',~~Iorganized
lobahchestvo
fic
munications
(Ministry
fizike
Engineering'Committee
veta
mittee
dit8inskikh
Aksenov, B. N. and Khutinq
II All-Union Conference on
Izvestiya vyashikh uchobny:ch
yeniye, v. 5, no. 5, 1962,
3/146/62/005/005/016/016
D201/D308
V. A.
Bionics
zavedeniy. Priborostro-
140-147
A repprt on the II All-Union Conference on Bionics held at
from the 24th to the 28th April 1962. The Conference wash
by the following institutions: Nauclino-teldmicheakoye
radi6te)diniki i elektroavyazi im. A. S. Popova (Scienti'
and Technical Society of Radio Engineering and Blectrical Com-
im. A- S. Popov); Ministerstvo zdravokhraneniya SSSR
of Health of USSR); Vsesoyuznyy naUchnyy sovet po radio-
i radioteldmike AN SSSR (All-Union Radio Physics and Radio
of the AS USSR)- Gosudarstvennyy komitet so-
Ministrov SSSR radioele
ktronike ~Radioelectronics,State Com-
of the Soviet of Ministers of the USSR); and Akademiya me-
nauk SSSR (Acadeny of Medicinal Sciences of.USSR

S/146 62/005/005/016/016
II All-Union Oonference D201 D308
'There were 1010 members. Eleven papers were read at 4 general sea-
sions and 102 at meetings of'10 sections as follows: 1. Electronic
methods of study of physiological functions. 2. The effect of elec-I
tromagnetic fields on live tissue. 3. Ultrasonics in medicine and
biology. 4. Radiotelemetry. 5. Medicinal cybernetics and simula-
tion. 6. Electronic methods of stimulation. 7. Television in bio-
logy and medicine. 8. Electronic instruments for analysis with iso-I
topes in physiology. 9. Electronics in laboratory analysis, 10.
Short information on new instruments. Besides the above meetings
ium with 8 papers was held on reflexometry. 170 new elec-
a sympos
tronic instruments were exhibited during the conXerence,
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ACC NR: SOURGE CA)DE: 'Li:lt/O/,13/66/000/013/0049/0049
AP6025607
INTIENITORS: Aksenovp D. Ye.; Shprik, B. I.; Nollnikov, A. Ya.
ORG: none
MILE: A device for burning holes in aircraft blados. Class 210 No. 1832W
SOURCE: Izobreteniya) proVshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyyo znald, no. 13, 1966, 49
TOPIC TAGS: aircraft propeller, electric oquipment, electric device, flaw detection
ABSTIRACT: This Author Certificate presonts a device for burning holes in aircraft
propeller blades. The equipment consists of a holder with electric cables fixed to
it and of electric noodles fixed in its body. To locate hidden holes in the rubber
coating and to burn them through, two noodlo-liko pinches are fixed to the body.
These pinches enter the previously located holes in thipropeller,, while the electrial
needle Is placed at a desired distance from them.
SUB CODE: 131' SUBM DATE: 3OJun64
Card 1A
UDC: 621

VOYT, S.S.; ANSENOV, D.A.- BOGORODSKIY, M.M.; SINYUKOV, V.V.; VLAI)IMIRTSW,
YU.A.
Some circulation characteristics of waters of the Black Sea and
their regime in the Bosporus region. Okeanologiia 1 nu.4:613-625
,61. (MIRA 14-.11)
1. Morskoy gidrofizicheskiy institut.
(Black Sea--Ocean currents)

44203
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E192/E382
AUTHORS: ~Aksenov D.D., Byalik, G.I. and Timofeyev, B.S.
TITLE: Some characteristics of the physical processes in a
storage tube with a one-sided target
PERIODICALt Telchnika kino J telovideniya, no. 12, 1962, 41 47
TEXT: :A graph.e6on tube fitted with a one-sided target elec-..
trode is considered. This is illustrated iii Fig* 1, The
elements of the target are first scanned by the reading beam
having an energy of 1 IceV and assume potentials near to those of-
the collector so that the elementary capacitances are charged
..to Q u where C is the capacitance of an element of the
M: C M
-target and U. is the potential diff6.rence between the signal
electrode (plate) and the collector. The writing,beam of energy~of
10 IceV.scans the target (but not necessarily with the-same raster
as the reading beam). This,results in~a partial or complete dis-
charging ot the elementary condensers,.-depending on the intensAfy'
of'tbe writing beam.;~ The potential distribution so obtained Is
then scanned by the reading beam of constant intensity and this
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Some charac:teristics of E192/E382
results inthe appearance of a video signal across the re~is~.anc.e
of the signal plate; the recorded potential pattern is thus
gradUally drased. The most important characteristics of the
graphecon were measured by the dynamic method (by using puls0s)-f
The current. of the, signal plate, as a function of thepotential
difference betv7een the signal plate and the 'collector for twQ
values of the beam current is illustrated in Fig. 3. It is Seen
n the-target is bombarded by an electron beam a
that whe
current is produced in the signal-plate circuit; this,current
changes, its polarity when the voltage between the collector and
the signal plate is varied. The dependence of the signal-plate
current on the acceleration potential of the electron beam and the!
potential o~C the correcting ring was also measured. An equ~v-;-
alent circuit for the signal Plate is suggested; this consists of;
5 resistances, 3 stray capaci:tances and 'C,, Spurious signals
and noise in the.signal-ilate circuit can be reduced by using the.-'
peculiarities of the current-voltage characteristic of the target,,..:
it is noted that the current is zero eit a certain fixed potential
oT the signal plate.. The noise reduction can also be achieved by,-
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11GDIOO gas Ga?. lprm.. ~, t L';--i ,
(I.-IRA 1": 32)

AKSENOV. F.1.
- -- -, kapitan 2-go ranga
Naval forces of Turkey. Mor. sbor. 47 no.10:81A5
0 164. (MIRA 181l-1)

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oqu preferred orientation. Normnliming effects ~ 4-5-fold r(Audion in roe
tlie nnimtropy of the shopt, and a completely iAotmpic sheet can be
obtained by repeated nornittliming. Tema applied to sheet, durin g
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