SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BAGRYANSKIY,K.V. - BAHN, R.

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S/135/62/ooo/oio/oo1/oo6
Investigating the phase composition of... A006/A101
electrode wire, 4 and 5 mm in diameter, under ceramic fluxes
yielding basic.
slags. Prior to building-up the specimens were preheated and
subsequently cooled.
The effect of hard-facing with application of loads and holding
at elevated
temperatures upon changes in the structure and hardness was
also studied. The
theQretical and experimental data are in a satisfactory
agreement. Conclusions:
Under the experimental conditions the phase composition in
multi-layer deposi-
tion, at sufficiently high C, Cr and Din conteht, is mainly
determined by the
chemical composition of the section under investigation. When
long deposits
are built-up on massive parts under the described conditions,
the phase compo-
sition of the deposit does practically not depend upon the
number of layers.
Preheating or accompanying heating has a maximum effect upon
the structure
and properties of the built-up metal, at a constant chemical
composition of the
deposit. Brief-lasting heating combined with considerable
specific loads in-
creases hardness and reduces the content of residual austenite
in the metal
layers which are adjacent to the operational surfaces of the
part. Residual
austenite in.the deposit is entirely disintegrated as a result
of tempering at
temperatures over 5500C. There are 2 tables and 4 figures.
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S/125/62/000/011/003/003
D04O/D114
AUTHORSt nd Kuzlmin, G.S.
TITLE: The chemical composition and structure of welds on commercial
nickel
PERIODICAL: Avtomaticheskaya svark,a, no. 11, 1962, 30-36
TEXT: Results are presented of submerged-are welding experiments on
standard Hf1-2 (NP-2) nickel with the use of NP-2 electrode wire,
ceramic
)KH-1 (ZhN-1) flux, and additions of Mn', Si, Al and Ti. The effect of
the
contents of different alloying elements, the conditions of the welding
process, and, particularly, of the arc voltage-on the weld metal
structure
was studied. The use of copper backing for,the removal og heat had a
structure-refining effect. Heating of joints to 700-800 C with
subseiuent
air cooling made the metal structure fine and disoriented, thus
providing
for high mechanical propertie-sand corrosion resistance; but'heating
of ~he
welds and narrow zone of adjacent metal with gas burners to only
250-300 C
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The chemical composition D040/D114
and following air coolin had also a good effect. It is recommended W
to weld with 30;34 v, (2~ to alloy welds with about 1% Al and 1%
Ti,'and
(3) to use the shortest possible arc. The article includes
photomicro-
graphs, the chemical composition of the NP-2 nickel grade and that
of the
ZhN-1 flux. There are 4 figures and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATIONt Zhdanovskiy metallurgicheskiy institut' Zhdanov
Metallur-
gical Institute)
SUBMITTED: December 11, 1961
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_BAGRYANSKIY., K.V.,,kand.tekhn.nauk; PISKLICH, V.D.,
inzh.
Evaluating the stabilizingieffect of fluxes for
automatic welding
and hard facing. Svar. proizv. no.8:22-25 Ag 162. (MIRA
15:11)
1. Zhdanovskiy metallurgicheskiy, institut.
(Flux (Metallurgy,)--Testing)

-BAM-YANSKII., K. _V_~, kand. tekhn. nauk; KURYANOV, V. N., inzh.
Investigating the phase composition of certain multilayer
facings. Svar. proizv. no.lOt9-12 0 162. (MM 15910)
(Hard facing)
(Phase rule and equilibrium)

BAGRY,ANSKIY, K. V.; KUZIMIN, 0. S.
Chomical composition and structure of welded joints in com-
meraial nickel. Avtom. svar. 15 no.11:30-36 N 162.
(MIRA 15:10)
L Zhdanovskiy metanurgicheskiy institut.
(Nickel-Welding)

BAGRYANSKIY, kopptantin. Vladimlircvicn; KU'14111,
Gemadly Sergeye-A-ub;
DYATLOV, V.I., kand. tektin. na:ak, retsenzent;
GORNOSTAYF-)LISKAYA,
M.S.p tekhn; red.
[Welding nickel and its alloys' Svarka nikelia I e
splavov.
Moskva, Mashgiz, 1963. 163 P. FMIRA 16:10)
(Nickel--Welding~

~UTijoRs~ BagryanskinK. V., Kuzlmin, G. S., Tokly, N. N.
Welding nickel with low-carbon and stainless steels
PERIODICAL: Avtomaticheskaya svarka. no. 3, 1963, 70 - 72
TZU: The following three methods are used to weld internal nickel
facings
with steel bodies in chemical equipment. 1) Single-pass overlap
welding (Fig-
ure 4a); 2) two adjacent welds are covered by a coating joint (4b);
3) each
sheet is welded tightly to the preceding sheet so that the second
weld covers
the first weld (4c). Matiual ara-welding of
with -gA-97(Ts~-.9)
ainle- N~,
~e to rodez;~_-
_0i!ft:;3 ier
A-,
1'4 0 ~~210 amps
179 -and 17
ng
V-Foi-mitojiAic --and semi-aut o-wave
omatic electri welding of nickel
_--with-10-w-carbon and st
sinless steels the Zh6anov Metallurgical Institute has de
vel6ped a special ceramic (M-N-2) flux, yielding high-quality
joints-without any
defects. Welding is performed on d-c of reverse polarity with a
short are.
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S/125/63/000/003,/008/012
Weldin,- nickel with low~carbon and stainless steels Aoo6/Alol
Electrode wire CB -05 X 19H 9 T(SV-05Khl9N9T) or CB-OSX19H9ik2C
(Sv-CDTAgaPS)'
may be used. The mechanical properties of the weld metal, obtained
by the &fore-
mentioned methods are 50.0 - 52.3 kg/m2 tensile strength; 21.5 -
39.5% elonga-
tion, and 19.0 - 22.5 kgm/cm2 impaot strength. Laboratory and
industrial tests
show the high reliability of the nickel-steel welds and their
economical advan-
tage. The methods are recommended for the manufacture of chemical
equipment.
There are 4 figures and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Zhdanovskiy metallurgicheskiy institut (Zhdanov
Metallurgical
Institute)
SM-=ED. Angust !4, 1962
SIMON
Figure 4. Sequence of welding nickel facings on steel parts a a

-BAQKAKK-TY,-K.V..; KALIYANOV, V.N.; LAVRIX, P.F.
Flaking of chromium steel layers deposited on 55Kh and 60KOG
steel.
Avtom. svar. 16 no.9:26-30 3 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Zhdanovskiy metallurgicheskiy institut.

BAGRYANSKIY, K.V.;-LAVRIK, P.F.; KALIYANOV, VA
Ceramic fluxes with an iron powder. Avtom. svar. 16
no.10:
43-46 0 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Zhdanovskiy metallurgicheskiy institut.

AM4006615 BOOK EXPLOITAnON S/
Bagryanskiy,, Konstantin Vladimirovich; Kuzlmin, Gennadiy
Sergeyevich
fdkding ~f nickel and its alloys (Svarka nikelya i yego splavov)
Moscow, Mashgiz, S.
63. 0163 p. illus. . biblio. 6000 copies printed.'
TOPIC TAGS: nickel, nickel alloy, nickel alloy welding, -automatic
welding,,
manual welding, welding rod,, welding flux, welding are, are
-welding
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: The book contains basic information an the
properties Of
nickel and sane of its alloys. It deals with the most significant
physical and
chemical processes and structural changes which occur when these
metals am
welded, and with structural featwces of nickel welded joints. Data
are presented
on compositions of welding rods, electrode coatings, fluxes, and
other currently
used materials for nickel welding. 7he existing technologies of
imual and
mechanized'iwelding are reviewed, and the Soviet experience in the
manufacture of
chemical apparatur. made of nickel and its alloys is also reported.
The.book is
based on re~sp~ nickel-welding cunled out by -the authors in the
laboratory of
welding of the Zhdanovskiy metallurgidieskiy institut (MWanov
Metallurgical
Institute).;FR also reflects experience in opmmweial applicadons of
new nidal
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welding rethods. The authors were helpdd in their research by the
welding faculty
of the Zhdanottkiymetallux-gicheskly institut.. the "Progress"
plant in Berdichev,
:..the "Bollshevik" plant in Kievi NrMLU44ASh9 and others. The book
is. intended for
workers, engineersl and tedmaciiins wm*.ing in the field of welding.
TABLE OF mvium
Foreword - - 3
1. Properties of Nickel and Its Alloys - 5
11. Features of Mettalurgiqal Propesses in Arc Welding of Nickel
and its Allwi
35
III. Methods of Welding and Brazing Nickel and Its Alloys - - 66
IV. Automatic and semi-auttmatic, electric-arc welding of nickel -
- 95
V. Defects of seans and quality amtrol of welded joints of nickel -
- 3-18
VI. Exariples of welded structuxes of nidc6l - - 142
Ccnclusion - 15 8
Literature - -160
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GUBENKO, V.A., inzh.; 13AQ_RXAMN!.Y.,j.Y., kand.
tekhn. nauk
Double are formation during gas-are cutting. Svar.
proizv. no.3:
25-26 Mr 165. (YJRA 18:5)
1. Zhdanovskiy metallurgicheskiy institut.

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the specified limit. The weld had a den_'z-',tic. structure and con-
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MIKHAYLOV, I.S.
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Deposition of a steel layer on grey east iron. Avtom.
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18 no.5;25-28 ~~ 165. (MIM 18:6)
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NVENTORi kagryanskiZ, K. V.; Kassov, Do So; Korneyev, A. Do Penkovo
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ORG: none
TITLE: Ceramic fluifor weldiu&aluminumo Class 491 No. 180074
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztey, tovarnyye znaki, no,
6,
1966, 125
TOPIC TAGS: welding, aluminum welding, submerged are welding, weldLng
flux, ceramic flux
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a ceramic flux for
submerged are welding of aluminum which contains potassium chlorides
cryolite, sodium chloride, and carboxylmethyl cellulose as
binder.[~' -
To improve the quality of weld metal, the flux composition is act 'as
follows (in weight parts): potassium chloride 47-48, cryolite 28-30,
sodium chloride 19-20, silica 3-5, and carboxylmethyl cellulose
12-13. -[ND]
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AUTHdA:---Gu~bank'o,-V.-A.I.--,Bagryanigkiy,-K. No`
NIIPTmas~,--jBs9ryan9kiy) Zhdanov Metallurgical Institute
Zhdanovskiy-
31-y-Ti-p-~TEu
metallurgichesk t
TITLE: Ef fec t. of certainsproperties of gases on the parameters
of the-welding arc
SOURCE: Avtomaticheskaya svarka, no. 3, 1966, 29-32
TOPIC TAGS: welder, gas property, arc welding, argon, ammoniap
water vapor, hydrogen, heat conductivity GS-500 welder
ABSTRACT: The experiments.dealt with~the magnitude-of the welding
current Iwj are
Volta-Be U and minimal'possible arc voltage U during the automatic
beading of
.,Ste 3 stea1cplates with Sv-68 wire elec.trode eter 2mm). The arc
was exposed to
air and various gases:.argon, ammoniat water vapor, hydrogen. Are
burning in the
vapors of electrode metals was aleo investigated. Power source:
GS-500 welding cur-
rent generator; gas consumption " 25 liters/min; electrode feeding
rate 75-300 to/hr.
These experiments primarily*ehowed that the power of arcs burning
in various gases
is roughly the same given a constant electrode feeding Tate and
increases with this-
rate. Further, different.voltages are required for arcs-of the same
power that burn-
in different atmospheres4 then the welding current intensity varies
for one and the
Cord 1/2 UDC: 621.791.014

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same fusion rate of,electrode wireo.Thusp gaseous atmospheres may be
arranged Into a
series by degree, of their influence on welding current. In a
decreasing sequence of
current int
ensity this series is: are with supply of argon; arc.in vapors of
electrod
metals without supply of air; area with supply of air, ammonia,
water vapor and by-
.drogen, respectively. Thisorder I~s reversed with respect to Uarc
and Umin. Arc
current and voltage are most greatly affected'by the heat conduction
of the gases
occupying and surrounding the arc-gap;-by contrast the effect of
ionization pote-n-
,tial, excitation potential, and dissociation energy'is in this
respect secondary. it
high temperstures,hydrogen is the gas with the highest heat
conduction andargon, witn4l"'
0
-the lowest. Thus, e.g., given the same arc current intensity, the
increase from I t
2 m3/hr in the supply of argon, a gas with a low heat conduction,
increiases tbe'arc,..
voltage V4-to a lesser extent (from-90 to 100-v) than the-addition
of the same
amount of the highly heat conducting argon-hydrogen mixture to argon
(50% Ar 4-50%
NH-) (V increases from,90 to 120 v). The increase in heat conduction
of the gaseous
3
phase increases the.totel are voltage owing to the dominant increase
in cathode and
drop-and-.decrease in.arc current,-all other.conditions remaining
equal.
-Given the same current'intensity,,arca burning in the more highly
heat-conducting
by higher electrode power and hencealso greater productivity
gases-are characterized.
figures, 2.tables.
of-the process. Origs. arti has:, 4
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No. 15 1959

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AMBOR Pagryanskiy, V.

INST. of the Acad. of Med. Seie.,TJSSR

Tl*-,,,--,,E The Electrical Aotivity of the Midbrain and Cere-

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cological
Agents.

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1956l

T. 2 (10, 1957, 130--135

ABSTRIXT The electroencephalogram
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acterized by by rhytlm-s of 2 to 4
oscill3tions

per second of up to 1.00 microvolts and 30 t-.-> 40

oscillations per second of 245 to 50 microvolts.

Ligbt '(A00
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rhythm and augmentation
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well as the appearance of a primary
response (of

up to 50microvolts.) A rhythm of 20 to 30 oscil-

lations per second predominated in the EEG of the

midbrain (25
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light stimulation
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preserved, and the primary light response in-
creased by twice, The cerebral liemispheres
showed a diminution of the sla-e rhythm (by 11 to
2 times), and a depression cf the fast waves
to -the paint of disappearance. The primary res-
ponse was occasionally seen. In deep ether
narcosis, the midbrain rhythm was extinguished,
and the rapid cerebral rhythm was increased. Two
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INVENTOR: Bagryantsev, A. L.;,Frank, G. P.
ORG: None
TITLE: Turbine working blade mounting assembly. Class 2T, No.
181230
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarriyye
znaki, no. 9, 1966, 57-58
TOPIC TAGS: turbine blade, axial compressor, mechanical
fastener
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces a
turbine working blade mounting assembly for wheels
in axial compressors. The blades are fixed in an
axial direction in the rotor grooves by a split
lock ring. Reliability is improved by setting the
lock ring in a groove in the disc. This groove
forms a continA-1ous support collar. The blade roots
are equipped with lugs for limiting the radial motion
of the ring.
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Card 1/1 UDC: 621.515-226.2
1-blade; 2-rotor; 3-lock
ring; 4-groove; 5--collar;
6-blade root lugs

6YIIIYARI;;V'SKjYI M.A.,
agronoii~-6,ntoifiolog; BAGRYANTSE-11, 'I.P.,
agronom..
Okonosmist
Hexachloran suspensions for controlling
wirejorms, Zashch.
rast. ot vred. i bol. 9 na. 4:8 164. (MIRA
1!-.5)

RAGRYANTSEV, N.A.; STEPCHKOV, K.A.
Revults-of the cooperation between science and industry.
Koiw.--'i ov. prom, 16 no.10:18-20 0 161, (MIRA 14:11)
1. Syzranskiy zavod pishche~vykh kontsentratov (for
Bagryantsev).
2. TSentralInyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut korwervnoy
i ovoli3hchesushillnoy prcmyshlennosti.
(Canning and preserving-Equipment and supplies)

.AAWU,-'~'T asiliy Vasillyevich, rovator
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ud-arn"3"Ic xon,-unisticheskogo truda;
FE:-.zFTP.ATOV,
Mikhail Serafimovich, Feredovoy rabochiy; LEPI,',,,
A.E.,
red.
[N,iraculous polymers; our experience in mastering
the
production of epoxy resins] Chudesnye poli:.-~ery;
nash opyt
osvoeniia proizvodstva epoksidnykh snol. Leningrad,
Len-
izdat, 1965. 97 p. (M1-.1,A 18:9)
1. TSekh epoksidnykb smol Okhtinskogo
kl-dnicheskogo kombinata
(for Perekhvatov, Bagrynntsev).

Z~::-';A, F. LALil~, and KA f7 IN-A, -A. -M.
"The Oxidation of Petroleum as a Raw Paterial for the Production
of Greases".
p 198, in the Monograph "Investigation and Us!:~ of Petroleum
Products", e~dited by
N. G. Fuchkov, Gostoptkhizdat, Moscow-Leningrad, 1950.

C~ /'I (-,Y- "iIY h tV J - '_ Z r ~j, II. I .
-Study and Use of Petroleum Products, 3W& Moscov,
GostoptekhIzdat, 19W, 213pp,
Osher, R.N.; Zaytseva, L.D. Determination of the Saponification
'Number of Petroleum Products and the Content of Free Fats in
Consistent Lubricants 185
This article first reviews in detail various methods for
making the'determination mentioned in the title. However, a
unified method based on ordinary titration procedures is
offered as being quicker and more accurate and has been
accepted as standard method GOST 6764-53. There are 3 tables.
~arryantseva P.P.; Badayeva, M.K.; and Kaygorodtseva, R.A.
iha Ze ~Po 189
r nt~e4`n;f Hydraulic Gas Containers from Corrosion
cti
A review is given of efforts that have been made
to.produce a suitable liquid to inhibit the corrosion of
hydraulic valves of gas containers. Investigation showed that
carbon black increased the viscosity of the oil base- I while
sudan appareiitly had no influence. Synthetic rubbers and
polyisobutylenes were used successfully as components of the
protective liquid. 'The simultaneous.introduction of a
a
.Assivator and a protective liquid into the water which flon
through
C "lve Of the gas container increases the effectiveness of
corrosion
J10927. The acidity of tbei liquid does not have a negative
effect on its
protective properties.

~.Study and Use of Petroleum Products 917
v and the capillary method by thtjnatitut nefti
IA stittite
TN ~SS:R(P~etro _,--kcademy-of-S-dienoes, USSR).
There-are_~~-I- , gures-and-7 Soviet references.
_jWZ3Zyantseva, P.P. and Badayeva, M.K. The Inf3,UenCe of the
Volatility and Visaosity of Mineral Oils on the.Operational
Properties of Cold-resistant ConAistent Lubricants 2o6
Commercial lubricants were investigated to compare their
physicochemical and volume properties, and to test their
work capa6ity in roller bearings on stands and under
operational conditions as well. It was concluded that
viscosity properties andwork capacity of lubricants are
dependent upon the hydrocarbon content and upon the volatility
and viscosity, respectively,of their component mineral oils.
Also, volatility showed great influence on viscosity
properties, which were dependent in a linear relationship.
Experiments were carried out at an experimental station of
the ENII--Pr; 'There are 9 figures and 4, tables.
Card -1*0
I./1-

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uu pn unu a ir, ia t ee r cu a e u
vith TS-14-5(VTAU 110-61) transmission mineral oi! in
concentrations
c~ f C 2 . C' and 2 .0~, res-,ective'~-,, .!~Pse ~Cn-entl-ll
C!'S were
va'ues founA I n Cc a e ~j e tn s e , a -f e
combination. L n u s , v *.I L 1-1 1 '&a ~,e -6e%! lz L r
ail a Z! L L 1 Zi.
oilq. %:hile N 11 N P.- 3'~ 4 is indlcBted fc-r e s e -1 r v
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COrci 3/ 3

L 2563o-66 EWT(m)/EWP(W)/T/EWP(z) JD/DJ-
-W'6015646 SOURCE CODE: UR/OZ'1-3766-/VOO/009/0055/005':
(A)
INVENTOR: Ravilcovicht, A. Garzanov. G. Ye.; Vinner, a. G.;
Zolotova, I. D
P, _et v eukhova, 0. Borshchevskt 11
agryantseva 1~i
ORG: none
TITLE, Preparative method for antiwear additives!' Class 239
No. 181223
SOURCE: Izobre teniya, promyshlennyye obkr%azts,y, tovarnyye
znaki, no. 0, 1966, 55
TOPIC TAGS: antiwear additive, monoolefin polymer, sulfurization
ABSTRACT: An Au thor Certificate has been issued for a
preparative method of antiwear
additives by sulfurization of monoolefin polymers at 140-180C.
JBO]
SUB CODE: .11/ SUBM DATE: 16jul.64/ ATD PRESS:"/ 2.

ACC NR%
AP6030592 SOURCE CODE UR/0413/66/000/016/0074/0074
!NVENTOR: Garzanov, G. Ye. ; Petyakina, Ye. -Bagryants eva, P. P.
Sham es,
F. Ya. ; Ravikovich, A. M. ; Bqsh hevskiy,
Pelivan~hik. Ya. V.; G6-sman, M. Ye.: Skvirskiv, P. A.; Averlyanov,
V. A.;
Uzunkoyan, P. N. ; Pisarchik, A. N. ; MikhaXlov, Yu A. ;
BeTo--r-a-d-s-k-1L--W.--f5.
g_____
~ayev~kiy, F. S.; Fomin, N. I.
ORG: none
TITLE: Method of obtaining a hydraulic lubricant. Class 23, No.
185000.
[Announced by the Scientific Research Institute for Organization,
Mechanization,
and Technical Assistance to Construction (Nauchno-issledovatellskiy
institut
organizatsii, mekhanizatsii i tekhnicheskov pomoshchi
stroitellstvu)]
SOURCE: - Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
no. 16, 196 61'
74
TOPIC TAGS: lubricant, lubricant additive, antioxidant additive,
polymethacrylate
hydraulic lubricant
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a method of
obtaining a
hydraulic lubricant by means of additivest6ith an oil b ase. To
expand the operat-

ACC NR: AP6030592
ing te.mperature range of oil a mixture of commerical oil and
diesel-oil residue are
taken as the oil base to which a multifunctional additive is
added, such as EFO, an i
antioxidant agen-til such as octadecylamine, and a depressing
agent, such as a I
polymethacrylate. [Translation] [NT] I
SUB.CODE: 11/ SUBMDATE: 25May65/, .1
i
2 / 2

LEYMMMUT, I.L.; !~~~,--T.N"Angarsk)
Cese of systemic lupus erythematosus with elements of
periarteritis
nodosa. Klin.med. 40 no.5:130-131 162. (MIU 15:8)
1. Iz terapeyticheskogo otdeleniya Mayskogo lachebnogo ob*ye-
dineniya (glavnyy vrach L.B. Notlyarova).
(LUPUS ERYTHMATOSUS) (PERIARTMUTIS RODOSA)

LEDERMAN, I.L.; EViOGRIANITSEVA) -1.14.
--A-. -- .~_, - ~ . .
Case of SchoeDlein-Henochls disease with aortic
lesi ns. Probl.
gemat. i perel. krovi 9 no.8:50-152 Ag 164.
(MIRA 18:3)

AG
' RYANTSEVA, Z. I., jnzh.; KRAVCHENKO, Ya.S. riz -.
B
indicator davicea for locaTA-rig the posItion of the
actuatl,,~
mecharism of a r3tary excava---,-. Gor.zhur. ro.3:58-60
Mr t65
(ml;A IS: 15)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchna-Issladovat.,ill-skiy 1
-)rovektnyy illstitut
ugollnoy, rudncq, naftyanoy 4- gazovoy pro-,%mrsEennosti
UkrSSR.

/Y
RAGRYATSKIY, Yu.A..; TYAPKIN, Yu.D.
Relationship between.diffusion and lattice rearrangement
during
the decomposition of supersaturated solid solutions in
alloys.
Dokl. AN SSSR 115 no.6:1111-.1114 Ag '57. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Institut metallovedeniva-i fiziki metallov TSentrallnogo
usuchno-
insledovatel'skogo Inatituta chernoy metallurgii.
Predstavleno
almdemikom G.V. Kurdyumovym.
(Alloys-Matallography)

Improviag the deasphalting.process in obtaining residua
from
eastern oils. Neftlanik Z no.4:12-14 Ap. 057. (KIBA
10:5)
1. Nachallnik tm
tMovkl deaefalitillathli Novatifimskogo neftepereft,
batyvayushobego za*o&a
(Petrolewt-Refining)

BAGUROV, V.
Subject USSR/AeronautiC8 AID - P-30
Card 1/1
Author. Bagurov-,-,V., Lt. Col. Engineer
Title Maintenance of Jet Aircraft on Airfileds without
Artificial Runways
Periodical : Vest. vozd. flota, 2, 55 - 58, February 1954
Abstract : The soil, the grading of the surface and the runways of
the field are described In a general way. Some details
are given on the so-called "Lovushki" which consist of
40 cm - 45 cm depressed areas at the end of the runways,
intended to increase~the oecurity of the landing, The
choice of the stand for aircraft is described in detail.
The description of the specific conditions of taxiing,
take-off, and landing on airfields without artificial
runways follows. The author concludes by describing
the requirements of maintenance under these conditions.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

BAGUROVA, V.L. -
--~ W~
Modification of the suture in Shturmdorfle amputation
of the uterine
cervix. Akush. i gin. 33 no.2':94-96 Kr-Ap '57. (KLRA
lozO
1. Iz akushersko-ginekologichaskogo otdolenlys (nach.
V.L.Bagurova)
Rostovskoy dbrozbnoy bolluitsy (nach. G.I.Traguboy)
Severo-Xmvkoz-
skoy shelesnoy dorogi.
( = VIZ. WARIER. surg.
amputation & modified suture)

BAGURZOV N.P., arkhitektor~ LANDAU., L.G., arkhitektor; KATSMAN,
D.S.,
LUPAKOV., I.A..$ inzh.
Range for using industrial buildings without montors. Prom.
stroi. 40 no-4:21-27 162. (MIRA. 15:5)
(Factories-Design and construction)

TYURIN, Viktor Leonidovich; kand. tekhn. nauk)
dots.; LI31OV,
Vladimir Nikolayevich, doktor takhn. nauk,
prof.;
Prinimali uchastiye: SEMENYUTA, N.F.p inzh.,-
DIYAKOV,
D.V., inzh.; MIKBNOVICH, B.P., kand. tekhn.
nauk, dots.;
ANISDIOV, N.K., dots.; ~~qIJTS, V,,..P.p
assistent; 11OVIKAS,
M.N., red.
[Telecommunication] Dallniaia sviazi. Izd.3.,
parer. i
dop. Moskvaz, Transport,, 1961+. 470 p. (MIRA
17:12)

BAGUZIN, A.M., gornyy inzhoner.
40~-'
Mining equipment In the mine of the near future.
Ugoll 31 no-5:
33-34 MY 156. (MLHA 9.8)
(Coal mines and mining--Equipment and supplies)

BAGUZINP A. M.
Baguzin, A. M.
*Investigation of the Basic Processes of Extraction in Lava of
Anthracite Mines
in Order to Develope Technical Measures to Improve the Output of
Large Types of
Fuel." Min Higher Education USSR. Dnepropetrovsk Order of Labor Red
Banner
Mining Inst imeni Artem. Dnepropetrovsk, 1955o (Dissertation for
the Degree
of Candidate in Technical Sciences).
Knizhnaya le:~opisl: Mo, 27, 2 July 1955.

NAVROTSKIY, I.V.; BAGUZII-!,...V.I,; TOMENKO:, Yu,S.
Effect of certain factors on the Lmipact strength of various
types of spe,--imens. Zav. lab. 30 no.1-81-.85 164.
OAHU 17: 9)
1. Ulcrainskiy nauchno- is s1 ed ovate! ~skiy instItut metallov.

th-
s m
pFi

7,pt Tempe -a ta

7; Iq .,
A . .:. - .
D:~-- :-y' 77-- - - 2
- , .

BAGUZOV, 11. F.
USsR/Reavy-Industry 4406.0100- Nov 1947
"Planning of Industrial Enterprises during the Years
of Soviet Power,"
Prof L. A. Serk, M. G. Kostyukovskiy, Engr.N. P.
Baguzov, Archt, 4 pp
"Stroitel Prom" Vol XXV, No 2-1
Describes growth of heavy industrial enterprises
during four Five-Year
Plans from construction standpoint. Gives sketches of
general view of
Stalingrad tractor plant, body and fender shop of
automobile plant imeni
Stalin, general view of Chelyabinsk tractor plant,
open-hearth shop of
Orsk metallurgical combine, Thomas (method of steel
production) shop
of plant ineni Sergo Ordzhonikidze, large-scale
foundry of Ural railroad
car construction plant,, rolling mill of Azovstall.
LC 16G50

BAGUZOV, N. P.
. -Architeettire in Soviet' Industital'Constiiictions Prof.
L.A;Sdrk,- M.GXostyu- '
kovskiy, Engr.; N.P.Baguzov, Architect. Vest. Inzhor. i Tekh.,No 1,
4 pp.,Jan 48.
The October Revolution changed the USSR from an africultural
country into one of the I
leading industrial nations of the world. At the same timel them was
great increased
demand for new industrial buildings to house the rapidly expanding
industry. Briefly
describes victories achieved over architectural problems created by
this new role of the
Soviet Union. 62T10

BAGUZOV, N. P.
"One-Story Industrial Structures Without Ovs-rhead.
Sk~jlights (Skylightless
Structures)-" Cand Tech Sci, Central Sci-Res Inst of
Industrial Structures,
17 Nov 54. (T11, 5 11ov 54)
Survey of Scientific ancl Technical Dissertations
Defended at USSa Higher
Educational Institutions (11)
SO: Sima. 1'10 - 521, 2 J'un 55

RWMV N P arkhitektor; I)DMOnMY. N.S., arkhitbktor;
LDMN. A.I...
== ~uz;ner-.
Wall and floor design for basic steel works.
Stroi.prom, 32 no,12t
17-21 D154. (MM 8:3)
(Matialliurgical plants)(Valls)(Floors)

BAGUZ IN. arkhitektor; STUPIN,Ye.N., inzhener
Conference of planning organizations of the Ministry of
Construction
Work of the Metallurgical and Chemical Industries.
Stroi.prom-33
no.8:45-46 Ag'55- (MIRA 8:11)
(Moscow--Construction industry--Congresses)

13AMZOVR N. P.
OSTROVSKOGO, M. Ye.p LANDAU, L. G. - Arkhitektor,, ILIINSKIY,
N. P. - Arkhitektor,
,, N. P. - Arkhitektor
Voes"nara kontor tipovego proyektirovanlya i tekhnicheskikh
issle dovaniy
(KTIS) Mi~~ash7r~a
Anslis pray~ h resheniy proisvodetvanrqkh zdaniy sa 1948-19/+9
gg. Page 65
SO: C%ue Soj&pjjXjZ Regea;:ch ]~Ipa Dn Congtrur-Iipp., zowgm.W
im 195P. Moscow, 1951

BAGUZOV, He P. ,kandidat t-ekhnicheskikh nauk. - -
Work results of planning organizations for introducing precast
-reinforcad concrete construction. Stroi.prom. 34 no.11:2-5 N
156. (K6U 9:12)
(Precast concrete construction)

iGVWIi-, F. 1 inzh. ;,. ~RAGVZO~Vll P~,Pxkhi tektor.
Designing industrial enterprises and apartment houses during
the 3rears of the Soviet regime. Stroi.prom. 35 no.10:9,M 0 !57.
MIRA .10: 10)
(Architecture--Designs and plans--HistoriY'

BAGUZOV, N.P., kand. tekhn. nauk
Planning industrial buildings. Prom. stroi. 37
no.1:18-21 Ja '59-
(14IR& 12: 1)
l.Glavetroypro3rekt pri GoeBtroye SSSR.
(Industrial buildings)

BAGUZOV N P- kand.teldin.nauk
Planning an4 building machinery manufacturing
enterprises in
Czachoslbvakla. Prom stroi. 37 no-5:53-59 M.7 '59.
(141RA 12:7)
(Czechoslovalria-Machinory industry)
(Factories Design and construction)

.BAGUZOY,,,N,Pe, arkhitaktor
Fifth Plenum of the Board of the Union of Architects of
the U.S.S.R.
Prom. stroi. 37 no.21:60-69 N '59. (NIRA 13:2)
(Construction industry)
r

TREPEMKOV, Roman Isidorovich, dots.,, kand. teklin. nauk;
SETAYERMAN N.Ya.
prof., doktor tekhn. nauk., retsenzent; DOVZHIK, G.A., inzh.,
retsen-
zent; BAGUZOV N.P. kand. tekhn. nauk, nauchTy red.; YEGOROVA, 1.0.,
red. i va- .1 ~~W40KNI G.D.
tekhn. red.
y y I
[Album of drawings of structural elements and details of industrial
buildings] Allbom chertezhei Iconstruktsii i detalei promyshlennykh
zdanii. Moskva., Gos. izd-vo lit-ry po, stroit.., arkhit. i stroit.
ra-
terialam, 1961. 91 p (MIRA 14-12)
(Industrial building;) (Building-Details)

- RAGTJZC)V., N.F.~ arkhitektor; IGOSHIN, N.M., inzh.
Substantial lags in setting up a series of planning
organizations.
FlIm. stroi. 39 no.3,.25-27 161. (MIRA 14:4)
(construetion industry)

t
-BAGUZOV, N. P.; KORNIIDV, N. V.
Unified standard sections and standard spans for industrial
construction. Prom stroi 41 no..12:6-12 D 163. .(MIRA 17:5)

BAGUZOV, N.P.
Designing industrial building in the United States.
Prom.
stroi. 42 no.1:45-48 165. (MIRA 18:3)

BAGlUZOVA# He Fo
BAGUZOVA, ARKH. il OSMSKIYp H. U. - Arklio, KO.%T=Vkczm, Mo Go
Vsesoy"wya kontora tipovogo proyaktirovaniya i tokhnicheakikh
insle dovaniy
(y
,'TIS) Mintyasstroya
OnnovnM polosheniya po proyaktimraniyu odmetazhnykh promy&Uennykh
sdaniy
dlya bloka tsekhoy kholodnoy obrabotki metana sabodov Legkogo i
areduago
mashinostroyeniya Page 64
SC)t Qdladjm at-AmaLum At hifiatizu &Marp FAft AU CaRlAyglefin"j,
rmulsudlm -I=. Moscow., 1951

ENYEDI, Bela; BENCZ, Gyozo; BAGYINSZKI, Ferenc
A now method for determining the nitrogen content of calcium a=*nium
.14k 7 no.1:131-134
nitrates. Supplement Analitikaj Koziemen- 161.
I.- Borsodi Vegyi Kombinat(for Rnyedi). 2. Vegyipari Tecbnikm,
Kazinabareika(for Benez and Bagyinsaki)

- 11-; 1 '~-' it, , ~,-- -
~- Z-';k'
4ibki'06W, A,;BAGY09. L,
4:1-1. ~.~
Intravenous anesthesia with evipan solution and blood. Orv. hetil. 94
no.41;1135-1138 11 Oct 1053-' (C1HL 25:5).
I.- Doctors. 2. Obstetric and Gynecological Clinic (Director - Prof.
Dr. Sandor Arvay) and 7irst Surgical Clinic (Director -- Prof. Dr,
Janos
loissi) of Debrecen Medical University. .4

FEDOTOV,, ]~.V.; RAG)ESHBEKOV, A.B.
Experimental.effect of acidophil.milk on certain protective functions
of the organism. Report No.l. Sov. zdray. Kir. no.1;30-33 Ja--F 162.
(HIRA 15W
I.Is Kirginkogo institute epidemiologii, mikrobiologii i gigiyeny
(direktor - kand.med.nauk V.M.Perelygin).
(MILK, ACIDDPHILUS-PIIYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)
-'j

BACZA, M.I., inzh.
Using lightweight cement-ash mortars for the
grouting of
ventilation shafts, sunk by drilling, Shakht.
stroi. 9
no. 12:19-20 D 165. (MLRA 18:12)
1. Trest shakhtnoy geologii, tekhnicheskogo
bLweniya, Donetsk.

CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Atomic and Molecular Physics - Physics of High
Nblecule D-9
Substances
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Rzika,~ No 2, 1958, No 3338
Author : B&hd&neckx._Y-olos!,v.. Ebmer Josef
Inst : Higher Institution for Synthetic Coatings and Lacquers.,
Pardubice- Czechoslovakia
Title :Dependent_~ of the Viscosity of Polymer Solutions on the
Con-
centratior.. Influence of Non-Nevtoniannow
Orig 'lab :Chem. listy., 1957j, 51.9 No 6., 1o29-1935
Abstract :An investigation of the non-newtonian flow of dilute
solutions
of polymethylmetacrylate has shown that the so-called Martin
and Schultz constant does not depend on the molecular weight
at K~ 0., and when the velocity gradient does not banish (is
constant or variable).. the constant increases with molecule.
weight and with the velocity gradient. It follows from this
dependence that these constants have only a limited appli-
cation in the investigation of branched macromolecules.
Card 1/1

BJLHCEVANDZM,, S.
Light circles on reflective,or transparent
surfaces. Bilten
mat fis Mak UM-20 160. 1
P
1. Physical Institute, Skopje. .;k~

___JLWI.EVANDZIEV, S.; RISTOV, M.
4 demonstration for the explanation of the concept of
reduced
length. Bilten mat fiz Mak Ut21-25 '60.
1. Fizicki institut, Skopje.

-,~- BAHCEVANDZIEV a:Yr-o-(3kopJe)--- -
Zone-plate astigmatism in case of inclines fall.
Glas mat
fis Hrv 16 no.3/4s275-281 161.
1. Faculty of Science, Skopje.

BAHCEVANDZIE.V, S. -
Prope#ies of zone grids. Bul se Yc~!g 7..no-4/5a.112-113 Ag-O 262.
I., Prirodno-mtematski fakultet, Skopje.

BAHENSKY_,_ V..; MACHACEK, M.; PRUSFK, J.
Reduction of water consumption in surface finishing industries.
Vodni hosp 13 no.6:224-226. 163.
1. Statni vyxkumny ustav ochrany materialu, Fralin.

BAWNSKY, Vladimir, inz.; SALA, Ivan, inz.
Regeneration of hardening salts containing barium
chloride. Stroj
vyr 12 no.6:432 Je 164.
1. State Research Institute of Material
Preservation, Prague*

"".
Technical information accompanying machinery. P. 58.
S"RI)HRETTiTI.
(Yanisterstvo strojirenstvi) Praha. Vol. 5, no. 1, Jan.
1956.
SOURCE: 71-ast European Accessiors List, Vol. 5, no. 9,
September 1,?56

PODOLANJ J.; BAHIDSKY, K.
Evaluation of asphalts. Ropa a uhlie 6 no. 3: 80-81
Mr 164.
1. Research Institute of Bid1ding, Bxatislava.

BAHLER, Lutz, Dipl. Ing.
Standardization in the forestry of the German
Democratic Republic.
Normalizace 12 no.12:339-W D 164.
1. Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry of the
Germn Dema-
oratia Republic, Berlin.

BAHLSDI A.
Errors in designs and the method.of eliminating
them. p. 257.
(POZEM STAVBY, vol. 2,, no. 8, Aug. 1954, Praha)
SO: Monthly Idst of Ust European Accession,(EFAL),
Lc, Vol, 4.,
No. U. Nov. 1955, Uncl.

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lad'.
nce
/~;yd. i.7 Stnitxd nPid. H.,
4
rA-. (-,n f c.-.ncrote tic!
1F 1. -001.
Clc-,3ss Lol-, 1,
nrikl.l of' -a-stfL:Airo, e~in

IIMEN, A.
Prefabricated road6ay plates-P-137 (Pozemni Stavby, Vol-5, no-3,
Far. 1957) Pralia
SO: Ylonthly List of East European Accession (EEAL) LC, Vol.6,
no-7, July 1957. Uncl.

S/196/62/000/012/016/ol6
E19VE155
AUTI 11UR "Ahl
TITLE: A method of making heaters for operating
temperatures above 1400 *C
P.;~7RIODICAL: Reforativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika i
energetilca,
no.12, 1962, 15, abstract 12 K83- P. ('Verfahren
zlir Nerstellung eines Ver'A-stoffes fuer Fleizelemente
fuer remperaturen oberhalb 1400 *C'. East German
Patent k1. 21 h, 1, 2/02, No.21499, 27-o6.6i).
T-*:'XT: Electric furnaces for temperatures up to 1600 *C use
heaters of molybdenum~disulphide. They are stable against
oxidation, but their 1.ow specific resistance causes
overloading
of botb furnace transformers and the current leads; the
current
in a single heater is 200-250 A. To increase the resistance of
the heaters chromium diboride (CrB2) is included in their
composition. It is known from published data that the addit
'ion
of 15,'U CrB2 increases the resistance of the heaters by a
factor
of 10. However, complexity of the method of producing CrB2 in
East Germany limits the possible use of this additive.
Card_1/2 _

A method of making heaters for ... S/196/62/000/012/016/ol6
E194/E155
1t is proposed to add instead chemically-pure fine-grained
silicon carbide (grain size up to 3 microns). The additive'may
amount to 30-W3 by weight of the heater and the organic binder
may be Zillin or Vynalit. The finished heaters must be fired in
a neutral atmosphere at a temperature bf 1800 *C. A vitreous
protective film then forms 'on the surface. The gasrecommended
for the annealin.- process consists of two-thirds hydrogen and
one-third nitrogen.
;~Abstractorls note: Complete translation.7'
Card 2/2

_B&Hal-L-44~ pre biochemiu nicroor-anizraov ra-rotiologick-tho
o'boru Statneho
zdravotnicheho us-Lavu, oblastny ustav pre Slov~lnsko v Bratislave.
V yslnun
stAectivne bakt-~ricidnjho ucirlku chloridu kaderinataho na
pseudodift3riticle
korynebat3ria a joho uzitie v laboratornej diaLnostike difteria The
selective
bactericidal action of cadmitm on the nseudodiphtheritic
corynebactariu, and its
use in the labDratory diagnosis of diphtheria CasoPis lelcaru
ceskvch, Prague 1950,
39/22 W-9-630) Tables 1
A laboratory diagnosis of diphtheria Imsed on the selective
bacteriostatic action
of &allurite is assisted by the prelindnary acti, n of caclmixr-i
chloride. Tha :-Towth
U. cm-nins
of hofmanni is thur aporoxi-ztaly halve~i, but that of 0.
diphtheriae r
unaffected. This is particularly -useful in the examination of
material from carriers
and convalescents.
Symon - Brno
So: Medical Microbiole" & Hygiene Section IV, Vol. 3, No. 7-12
y