SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ALEMAYKIN, F. - ALENIN, N.

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Author A).-:,ruiyk!::, JIM
Title lhpwltiee otA tlu~~ Gt:wtt. of Ammonium Diphospk-.ate
-Dr, g 11.41, r-:,pcv"!e-i t,~- I-i,! L v-lvs'k Lt-t, 1955, vip, 6, ch. 2, 130
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A141maykin, F. M., Zaytaeva, V. 1.
Electrooptical properties of the ammonium dihydrogen phospbhte
crystal
PERIODICALs Referatiynyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 20, 1961, 36. abstract
20D259 (Uoh. zap. Mordovsk. un-t, no. 8, ig6o, 179 - 181)
TEM A semi-quantitative study was made of the phenomenon of the effect
of mechanical and electrical factors on the refractive index of the
ammonium dihydro-gen phosphate crystal. A 1 f 14.3-10- 7 cm/kv was
lue
obtained for the. electrooptical constant. vtAbstoracter's note: Complete
triLnalntion
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Tonrroz pechwd i matochnoo krovoteelienia, V. sb: Voprosy ostmy
vnutrarm,ey kIltilki. M., 1949, a- 314-17

ALF4(MWVA. Sh.M.
Hisitalogical changes in the vemsele of the ganglia or the
zMathatic nervous system in hypertension. Trudy ]not. lm.
N.V. Sklif. 5 no.2t69-77 162. (MIRA 18:6)

TISIAMO, Y.Y.; AOTYRGIOMC, A.M..
Ism"W'.
Noonormlom of the removal of hydrngen sulfide froic coke-a"n. roks
I, kbilln. uo.3:46-49 158. (mm llt3)
1. O^rlkovskly luxbonerno-*konoadcheekly Institut (for Twedenskly,
Alentm^b Tesletko). 2. Ukrainskir i3elakhtmicheekty institut (for
Akhtmboako, Ishchankto).
(Coke-oven gas) (Hydrogen sulfide)

ALEMA. FrazlAmek, ins.
Romograph for determdring pipe dran dimnsiozls. Vodni hogp 13
no.lo2$-29 163.
I. TraRmmy ustmv sollaraci, Bmti*Uva.

AIM, rroatimak. inz.
Logax-ItIode slide rule for pipe draimp calculation. Yodni
hemp 13 w*3tLU 063*
I* V~rukxvmy untay melimsci, Bratislava.

ALYN"t, F. , Itip.
- t.t.-ima-Ing ,.ne urd ! .tpr ipaco r.. ~ -,- , . . : - 'i :-_,
~4 nu.2j2 cf' c.-iv!.~r, ', --f cc.-v,-r 't ..

VASJ:L'Yr-.V, M,V., d*ktor tekhn.nauk; POPOV, V.Ye.,, gorw lnzhenez-; ALENICMV,
V.1-1,,, gornyy Inyhenar
Usitill new trartor E.nd qcrapor equipment in working ore deposits.
Gov. z-hur. no.3:20-26 Itr 163. 16:4)
2. lrztitut rornogo dela Urmlskogo filiala AN SSSi. Sverdlovsk.

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Trang;Lation from: Re~erativm)rr zIntr=al, Elektrotekhnlka, 1958. Wr 2, p 718 (USSR)
AUTHOR: A~qwiethikov, Lt. A.
TITLE: The Use of Pover Saturation Ch-Ae Coils fo:,- an Adjustab:e -Speed
Ittd-itct!')rt-44ot~iT Drive (PlImerentya silov-ykh drosseley nagishcheriya d1ya
.- Avoyorwjgc~ elektroprivotia 9 a%i__,kA,.:ro=,n%,rn clektrodV4
e x,~.I -g;Ltel em)
PERIOIIY'~CAL: 'V Pb. : Raboty 14--va elektrotakk-i. prom-sti SSSR po mek-har-im. i
it-vtcimatiz. no-r. kh-va. Z. M. . 1956, op 155-1S8
ABSTRACT: are described of P. speed -regulat.--nn system for an im-
dwc.l~ *on int)tor dw~eloped by the Centra-~ Design Burea-_i of the "Elektroprivod"
Tr ;.ht. Tli.o ii~ stern cornprises am iznd.-.~ctioi _m-~tor, satLration choke coils ir--
t-erted Ln titator *nd circvtfts. asid a speed - r egulating system intended to
e th* nece"saxy rnecbanical cb.3-racteristics of the drive under driving
P_w! brai,~-."::,g fit ;t mupersynchrorciaa speed) conditions, under dynamic braking
Z.T:.d 11r.,jer PI.,Igging cl3rti'tions. The drive is iraended for machines
E,ptimV.7ig m%-9t r,' the t,~me at a %ear -rated -,greed -irid requiring a reduced
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The U4o of Power S&t=ation Choke Coils for ar~ Ar.4j,-staMe-Speed isduction -Motor
.9peed for shnrt period* only. The drive advantages are: 9:rnplicity of con-
ar.r zctinm, raliahi!jty, accurate maintainirng of red-aced speed, compactness.
L,-j-A, energy 1performimce at reduced speeds is a disadvantage of the drive. A
nlDii-conna,tt follcm-ap electric drive systern using a type TAG-21-4 induction
VjjCr*or wilh t Scher-fer solid roto.r has beer. developed for operation in an
medium. A dexcrLption is presented of an automatic elec-
it-ir: drive for screwing and unscrewing bore-hcle piping; the drive consists of
a Type AOS-73-4, ZS-kw induction m~tcr and a T-Ype UM-651581 3-phase satu-
-iklAnT~ c!K.Ake. The system ass,.Lres red-..,.ced. motor tcfque when the screwing
b,r4`,ns, tli;Lo prever.ting da.mage to t%xea,de. A onm'.'ar drive )'afl beer- '.Lsed. and
Y~a Fi s%.cceosfijI:y passed industrial tests an a ma4n drive of a multiroll. rotary
press at Ihe "Pravda" printing pla--t. A deqtcription and a simplified circuit
d!.agram ~j:7 main. drive of c-.!Le roll of 0,_-! n.ewspaper rotary press are pre-
s -I is adj
erted. I -.e ricitor stator Y-Itage -.wed by 6 sirg:e-phase power satura-
~Jn-n chokiis. Resistors are nxjxected in the !.otor circuit, the values of which
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The 'Llso of Ptiwet Sat--ration Vtoke Crjhls for an Adj-zstable -Speed L-iduction -Motor
a::-e adj,~tated a--tomatically depending or- Ofte voltage of a tachometer generator,
Oi!n air.xnaement p.-eventing tcrq7je bumps. T1,e c -,ntrol wi-Ldinga of the satu-
ration cfia~es are sizpplied from the Oird stage of ar% intermediary magnetic
A t.,.egatLve velocity feez1batV. is applied to the input of the third
Ve irp-_-t af Oe Erat stage is x_,.pr,'4ed from a master potentiornete:r
th-vugh a resistive -capaciti.ve circ%J.t, wh!ch ass,,:.res the smooth rise of the
-i%A"te7 s z. ch a systems secux es a den- rable acceleration values when
t)-.,*! ~.-Ut 1+ fta'~tee. to &t*ain a predetermired epped. A table of the technical
or cbj~~eg *.~R.t are irtended for tEe reg,.!.It;on of induction
ninfnrq f.4i preserted.
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AUTMOR V&A111p%pjAQjkWQM&. Engineer
TITLE The Series Ym -in (um-lip) or Basic Three-Phase
Magnetic Amplifiers 31
PERIODICAL Vestnik elektroprGRyahlennosti, 1960~&No 12, PP~57-62
TEXT These new amplifiers which are designed for use at 50 c/s
effect a Paving of copper per unit power or more than three times,
Whon connected up so as to give a d,c. output, the rive types In
the merae* have the characteristics given in table given below,
The feedback rectifiers are chosen on the basis of one third of the
nominal kond current The bridge rectifiers are chosen on the
basis of 0,9 of' the supply voltage, It is possible to use
germanium or mili.con rectifiers in these circuits but they must be
cl-tinen so an to have inverse voltage very close to the supply
%; Itage It is also necessary to provide current overload
protection The variation of the output voltage of the rectifiers
with load current, for various values of constant current in the
control winding, is given. An example is given of the calculation
of a load cliaracteristLe using one of these amplifiers A
comparison is made of the calculated and experimental load
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The Ser 14--1 V 14 -3FT (UM-3P) of Basic Three-Pha~e Magnetic Ampltfiers
charscit-ristics for amplifiers type oo*1-3n 15 30 A 11 (UM-3P15 30D11)
and YM-Ifl20 40 All (UM-IJP20 40 DII), The mer-hanical characteristic
of a motor type F1-112 (P-32) delivering 4 1) kW at 3000 rpm when
I:nnt-0110d by a maStnettc amplifter, YP4-3n25 62A11 (UM-3P25 62 DII)
0% al-to plotted A dimensionless characteristic enables a load
ch,aracierintic to be calculated for the case- of a three-phase
alternatitng curt-ent load. There are 6 figures. I table and
7 Soviot rprerpnces
SUBMITTED April 27, 1960
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The Set ie4 OVM- JP) of' Basic Three-Pha-te Magnetic Amplifiers
Amplif-aer
Type
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Supply
Voltage
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Nominal Amplirier Data
Load Control Bias tI
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continuous
Rating of
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tIM_jp25 62 oil 220 20 o,49 0,25 0,51
IIM-3P32 64 oil 220 46 o.6a 0 31 o.68
VM- 3P40 Bn DI 1 220 100 0 6a 0.31 0.93
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Table (continued)
Ampl i f1mr maximum Contrat Rectified
rype Winding Reiglist,ince Weight I oad rower
(ohmml kw
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V!611- IP32 414 oil 17 130 9 7
8(1 1)11 113 24o 21
Wit h mel,enitam reLlifier bridge
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ALENCHIKOV. D.A., lzzh.; MARCHEMKO, W.L., inah.
Tho UM-seriam mApstlo amplifiers aW BO-type block@. Vast,
*3*3itropran. 33 no.1109-80 9 162. (MIRA 15:11)
(M&gnatLe ampUtiers)

AL121CU=,-p,A. inzh.; BIZPALOV, V.ra., inth.; KOFYWV, I.F.,
kan4. InkL. nauk; NIKITIU, Yu.A., Insh.
Series of motor-ampUftera. glektrotekhnika 35 no.6:19-"
J'a 164. (YIRA 17:8)

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Authors Alenchikov, S. I., Eng., and Evzerova, F. K., Eng. Mosox~w
Title Quality of Steam for Uniflow Separating Boile ,.--
Perlodio-al Izv. V.T.1., v. 21, #3, 17-18, Mr 1952
Abstract Different methods of washing salt from steam In conven-
tional and uniflow boilers are discussed. The salt con-
centration In water during evaporation is exp ressed with
differential equations. 2 charts.
Instltutlon Moscow Inst. of Power Engineering im. Molotov (MEI),
Bureau of Uniflow Boiler Construetion
Submitted October 5, 1951

ACCESSION NR: AP4042555 S/0056/64/046/006/1979/1984
AUTHORS: Aleki~eyevs~s~.&L,Xa".; Karstens, G. E.; Mozhayev, V. V.
TITLE: Investigation of galvanomagnetic properties of Pd
SOURCE. Zh. eksper. i teor. fiz., v. 46, no. 6. 1964, 1979-1984
TOPIC TAGS: palladium, galvanomagnetic property. Fermi surface.
transition met4l, low temperature research
ABSTRAC"j.: In view of the lack of sufficiently detailed data on the
Fermi surfaces of transition metals, the authors investigated the
galvanamagnatic properties of single-crystal samples of Pd, whose
purity was represented by p(T - 300K)/p(T - 4.2K) = 1500--2100. The
measurements ware made on chemically purified palladium at 4.2K.
The angular dependences of the resistance and of the Hall amf were
normally investigated in fiel-da up to 26 kOe, although some samp-les
were measured in a field of 36 k0e. it has been established that
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palladium has an open Fermi surface, and the experimental results
are consistent with a surface constituting a "three-dimens'ional grid
of corrugated cylinderu." with the cylinder axes along the fourfold
axes of the reciprocal lattice. The average constant diameter of
these cylinders is approximately (0.25 t 0.03) b, where b is the
pailadium reciprocal.lattice period in the [1001 direction: b =
- 2(2ir/a), a = 3.88 A. It is concluded that the open surface of
palladium represents holes.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fizicheakikb problem Akademij nauk SSSR
(Institut6 of Physics Problems, Academy of Sciences SSSR)
SUBMITTEDs 30Dec63 DATE ACO: ENCL: 02
SUB CODE: SS' UP NR REF SOV. 007 OTHER; 000
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Teduiology, Dmodon, GDRI 28 Soep-2 OA 65.
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N. Ye.; Earlitemi, G. E,.; Mozhayev, 1. V.
GRG InstituLe t~l llrcblema ~n Phy5lca. AN SSOR (In,.3titut fizic lies k-'kh
P rob I
T11 'E: 1n-jc:stiL:i;.tion of the
n e t. I cpro:)crties of liydrogenllzed.
palladiun ainrlc crystala
SOURCE: h ekap(w I t;cc)r fiz, %r. 5j, no. !~It 120 4
TOPIC T1.0": hydrogen doped palladimn, cryotal e1cc-.rQ--
motive rorce, Hall constant, Fermi surface
ABSTRACT: The 11vanomantietIc vroi)crtlev and lla-~l clectrwriotive force
have been studled in hi i -purity hyd off?.e.-ilzed prtllaOlum s1rigle crystal:),
'T' eq, I 1',:w hydrogen con,~entra-
with p 3 (D kl-p r
tions betw"ri 0 and 20 ai; 1,41thIn thev;.- the nature of the
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hydrogen concentrations (0-3 at %J did not change. On the basis of
the data obtainod, it can be concluded that a small hydrogen concciltra-i
tionrs no chango develops In the open reglons of the Fertrd surface.
Orig. art. has: 3 figures. [Based on authors' abstract) [pr)
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AUTHOR: Alaks%sy vokly, N. Ye. Koretskiv. G. A.
ORG, Institute *V P~ 6
L_Acal r-rob1vm3. Ap-aftmy Of ScienCQ4.4SSSA (Institut fizicheAkh
prob 4"& aaomfl..
TITLE: A twall hIgh-renolution mass Spectrometer with a variable magnetic field for
light Can fin gip
.Ely
SOUR&: AN SSSR- Doklady. v. 166, no. S, 1966, 1099-1090
TOPIC TAGS. miniature mass spectrometer, gas analysis
AZSTRACT- The fe-ature of this "ctrometer is that the ion source and collector and
the magnet are buide the vacuum chamber which is a direct extension of the high vacu-
um diffusion pLap, 11v-- resolution of the Instruinent, based on the half-pealz width, is
7200. A diagrm of the pectromejer is shown in figure 1; dimensions are in mm. Re-
sults of a test with Will -FID -3He are discussed. Presented -'I Acadtwlclan P, L. Ka,.
pits on .16 June 1165. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
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ion trajectory; 11-aperture diaphragm; 12--magnet screens; 13--supporting ring; 14--
output amplifier.
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ACC NRi A?6()33852, CODE; UR/0281/66/000/004/0003/0011
AU7.0%: Alekaeyevskiy, N. Ye. (Noscow)
MIG: noze
a!-.!!: Problems associated with the application of superconductivity. [Presented in
Moscow at a Zeneral menting of the Department of Physico-Technical Problems of Power
ZnZ.--.,:er!nZ on 4 Fcbruary 19653.
-13URCE.- All SM. Izuestiya. Energetika i transport, no. 4. 1966. 3-11
T
,OPIC 7AGS; superconductivity, superconductinG alio~, cryogenic device
ABSTRACT: The thea.-It of ~uperconducting alloys. their application and the deslen of
.ductor, eler~_-nts are presented. At present, superconducting wire is produced
supercon
the SSSR .~.-c;n ductile superconductor-s. An example is 65 BT wire which is made of a
.
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alloy containinZ 65% niobiuz and titani=. 71he wire is coveread with a protective lay-
er of copper and is insulated with polyester lacquer. -the critical ten2erature is ap-
prox!=taly 100K while the critical field intensity at a te-_perzz-,._-e of 4.20K "s ap-
proximately 90 oersted. After special heat treatment, the wire has a criticall cu:-mnt
density of 8-10" =91=2 in the range of magnetic field intensity from 20 to 40 kilo.-
carsted and a temperature of 4.20K. There is practically no degradation in this wire.
65 BT wire wai used by the author to fabricate 10 laboratory solenoids which were suc-
UDC: 537.312.62
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Subject USSR/Power Engineering
Card 1/1 Pub. 110 a - 4/17
Authors A1qrLc S I and F. K. Yevzerova, Engs. Moscow
_blkov
_ffx_;dnc9_:!.'~o_ ~W~tral Scientific Research Institute
for Boilers and Turbines and the All-Union Heat
Engineering Institute.
Title Salt-conoentrating device for testing of feed water
and condensates.
Periodical : TeploenergetLka, 5, 22-24, MY 1956
Abstract : A new device for feed water concentration, and Its
design and operation are described. Reportedly this
instrument makes possible a ten-fold concentration of
liquid. One diagram. 3 tables.
Institution : Nam - 14
Submitted : No date

78-3-4-23/30
AUTIIORSs Al Zayteeva, L. L. , Lipis, L. V.
.-AM4
Nikolayev, IT. S., Vomin, V. V., Chebotarev, N. T.
TITLSs Investigation of the Physico-Chomical Properties of Plutonyl
Fluoride (Izucheniye fiziko-khimicheskikh evoystv ftoristogo
plutonila)
PERIODICALi Zhurn&l Iteorgunicheakoy Khimii,1958,Vol-3tNr 4iPP-951-955(USSR)
ABSTRAM The synthesis of plutonyl fluoride from hydrochloric acid
solutions of plutonium-VI with liquid hydrofluoric acid
wao elaborated.
Tho plutoryl fluoride produced by Ihis synthesis was ana-
d 3 f 11 w
t1:16 al"locao a,
a by a 1 1 analysis
by determination of the state of valence of plutonium
by means of the electron absorption spectrum
C) by the determination of the composition based on the
U. R. -absorption spectrum
d) by X-ray structural analysis.
Tho chemical analysis showed that plutonyl fluoride has the
Card 112 fol.lowing formul&3 Pu02P2'

78-3-4-23/38
Investigation of the Physico-Chemical Properties of Plutonyl Fluoride
Tito electron and U.R. absorption spectra of plutonyl fluoride
proved the presence of the PUO 22*_ion and the absence of
th'a llu-IV-ion.
The crystallization structure of plutonyl fluoride a owe a
rh,84bic lattice with the constants a - 5,797,t 0,005 ~ and
42 -+ 31.
'Ate X-rav density of PuO F. amounts to 6,50 g/cM3.
Tito solubility of plutonil fluoride in water at 200C amounts
to 1,07 g11. On the action of water on plutonyl fluoride
it change of structure oecurs. There are 5 figures, 2 tables:
and 7 referencee
S UM I TTE 1) xOctober 20, 1957
Card 2/2

AUTHM- Nikolayev. N.S., Alenchikora, 1.?. 32-24-' 4-14/67
?ITLR: The Determination of Water in Liquid Hydrogen Fluor-de
(Opredelenlye vady v zhidkom ftorlatom vodorode)
FIRMICA14 Zemodskays. Laboratorlya, 1958. Vol. 24, Nr 4, -rT,. 41E-L19 (USSR)
ABSTRAOTi Thin method is 'based upon the &Ireaay deace-bed determination of
imter In hydrogen fluoride by means of Fischer's reagent in
pyTidine, but in the present o&se, in contraAiction to Cook and
VindIFLter (Ref 3) an well &3 to Mitchel and Smit (Ref 2) this 13
OaxTled out by way of potasaitm fluoride and not immediately
from Wrogen fluoride. Also M.P. Gustyakova took part in these
experiments. The ratio between potassium bifluoride and the
Wrogen fluoride to be investigated was fixed at 8 : 1. The mix-
tura of hydrogen fluoride AM potassium bifluoride is mixed in
pure methazwl in Fischer's reagent and is re-titrated velth a
methanol with a certain qu&ntity of water. The end of titration
is eleatrametrioally determined. Thus, three determi-tIons
Car-3 1/2 carried out with one and the same sample investigated resulted

The DatexudmUon of Water in Liquid 32-24-4-14/67
Hydrogen Flu*vid a
in a water omtent of' 0-95, 0.87 and 0.95r4. The vatee-ess
mathawl used wu cb-tained by treatment With o--pper s-alfate and
Owtall.1o sodiam and cmlaintd 0.01) - 0.1.4, water, whereas pyi'L-
dirm wLs dehyamted with oalok~im ~,,ydrije &ni cantairt-'a 0.1%
water after distillation. T~A titer of Fischer' s rahg~nt ssually
amounted -to 3-4 utg/ml. Thn moist~iri content of the sample in-
trotatigiLtsO to caloulAtt-d aworAing to a given fcr=Aa. The
methoda described maki It possible to -.9.rry omAt examination
id.th an error liudt of + _% and a voter content of -up to I%.
them are I figurn. I and 7 referen"s, 3 of vehich are
so,riet.
ASMCUTIMs Inntitut 6babohey I nporganlcheskoy khimli im. H.S.Kurnakova
AN 93SR ( Ins titute for GAneral ana I rorgmnic Chemistry imeni
10.8. K-Armakoir AS VSSR)
.1. Water-De,~ermination 2. Hydrogen rluoride (Liquid)--Analysis
1. PotassJum flLwIde--Cliemical reactions
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AUTHORS: ,k3enchikova, I. F., Zajrts*va, 1. L., Li~ial L, V.,
Vomin.
TITLE: E*ImLre.U.-_~ and Inve ation of the Physico-cliemical Properties
ll*i

ot Plutonyl-ch d" Vydelaniye i izucheniye fiziko-khimiches-
lori
f
k1kh svoyetv khloristogo plutonl1a)
PSRIODICLL: Zhurnal neorganioheskoy khimii.~ 1959: Vol 4~ Nr 5, pp 961-962
(USSR)
ABSTRACT, The synthesis of plutonyl chloride was carried out by the
vacuum vaporizatlan of & p!LIuryl chloride solution at room
tomperature. Flusonyl chlori;e was isolated in fcrm of green-
inh-yellow crystals of the --mposition Fu02 C12'6H20. By means
of electrons and infrared abeorltic'n spectra of the plutonyl
chlorido crystals it was provL%d Mist this compound contains
2+
11u0i -ions amd tba% no Pu(IV'- io preqvni. The spectra of the
crystals were photographed by neans of th-% spectrograph ISP-51
(the camera had a 'coal of 270 n7.) ikithin the range
OT 4200 - 9800 2. After a lonp-t;: ql;urtige -.f the plutonyl
Card 1/2 chloride preparstion the izifrazod- ani el-ctron adsorption

SOV/73-4
9ep&m1Ao::. and Irvestigation of the Physzco--7hemlcal Vrcpartiez of Plutonyl-
chlorlde
~vpectra undergo a cinsiderablie ohange bsorpt on lines occur
4.n such spectra wbirh are chericver1s;i-ch of Puit. Under the
*ctlon nf a a-r&di&t!-,;n a of Fu~Vl) into Pu(IV)
takei plaae. The anilyvij valuei of pl--tonjyl chloride are
mhomn in a lable and the absD-p-ti:r. ape,tra cf various solutions
amd, of the c-:?stal cl,' `,~ 1,*4-atonyl :iYlzride are
shown ty figazes 4. Tbt,,r, 5-~, 4. fit7-,;res. 1 table, and
2 retexencen.
SUBMITTED: Lpri.1 1- ',~58
Card 212

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AUTHORS; A 1. (1 na r. i k o -, a IFZ ay t rr v u, L L. L:
ITI 0 -. Ski L. V , m I n , V V . C i t a - T.
TITLLs Prnpurt-.es Tititor4~ fluoride
PUIODICAL% Zhim-nal rieorgmnichas~.-,y khim;:-, , v. no
TEXT i Thi: objezt of the Vresem st,.Ady was the pr,:dvcton ~nl i,.,,.catigat:.cn
of jilutonolfLuoride- comFlexta with alks~i meta*.s -Et S,-!-,tOT-3
FuO2 F2 - xer H 20 w-,th Me - ,I&, X, i;ii 4' Rb. Ca wvre :nve3ttgati-a :n the
range X*/Pli to 50 by means or electron abscrpticn 3pe,-tra The latter
were recordea by mears of thq (:SP-111) ' at the tc!:ing
zemperaIL4re of IJ,q-.ild mtrcgen, Tn" z:,mpourda prt-pa:p! were ana-'y=eii
Table 1 prcv-dev a 1,,st :J the c,)mprjrd* FTCIUCed aS W?:: a3 Ih-71
values. "'t-P corrqwumds MePuC 2F3' H 2C are -,eo!cpi- ard ,f ----b--,: ~-ymr-try,
F;jF,.2
CLM.?-% Ctit chrcmlum for the f
R-Lp%~- F
(lattice c.-n.?tarii In F2~ "W -,.:
Cs--d

14 7 2 -,'~
S/C-t,h~ ' /0-';- 1,07 1 C,.;21r'l 4
froperti.eii of plul-ir~yl
R 0 (b,916
Z 2
ccmpcunds Id-P PUO B exgtg; F~g,lk S'nona !tIO? i--agra-=E f:r K PuC-F
2 2 4
and k'.,;HNFuc F m 3cbemsitlcu'. fir;: -.he :ct'-~,ni W369
4)2 2 4
also fourdi thL4 !,t,di ograz, is very r,-In Ztes
a ;OW 8.jr.IE--tr.W '111 e & bT f t.1 0 1, s p e :r a a.- 7 h ar 3,: t-np bands f:r
VI '
j -:4 r, 1 9C a is w e a.; b,, t w % r The
Fu ~~et_
'Veel,
ztabil~tj ct' t he- :,.jm;curd XtPuO FF,LI wazi t:, --n thu trir-
mitIcn fruL sodl,.m. to ce3i~tr.. Tter,~ Art~ 4 t~-t:e4- i-Id 5
referencent 2 Scilliat-blac and 13 nor.-S,~i**Iet-b-c~ 171,e 7pfer~nce 17
j.,,4b!:ca^ion reads as
21 Df tht Sle.nerta, '43, JI!W TO.-K~
S-i J~i _7 T "ED 1.1 C, ,
Ca.rd 21C

ALME9310TA, I.?.; LIFIS, L.Y.; XIKOUM, N.B.
DMOUPtIOU Of 00 SYStm POWZ-BP-320 (IsOthOm 2ec). Atait.
norg, 10 noi.6092m596 A 'Us (KLPA 1496)
(pliatoniva eoqpmnb)

AIJOUNW. T40., lush.
Use of *'breathing" type press for drying paperboard. Bum6prom.
-35 no.8:24 AS 160. (MIR& 13:8)
(Paperboa,rd-Drying)

Azamos, X.
-.- .........-
SPOt-ftlding SqUIPment. On. tekh. 2 no.5:6245 My 158.
(KIRL 11:6)
I.Inatruktor stantall yuvrkh takhnikow g. Zhdanovs. StalinmkDy oblasti.
(Illectric welding)

ALXNGOZ. I.A.
Banterial flora In experimental paritoniti* in dogs caused by
perforation of the stomach and duodenum. Vracb. delo
no-1:93-56 Ja '57 (XLRA 10:4)
1. Pr*podsvtLohsskV& Wirurgichaskays, klinilm (sav.-prof. I.Ya.
Leyuska ( I kafedrs, miknbiologil (sav.-jirof. S.K. MinerTin)
Odesst:ogo moditslackvgo institut&.
(PERITONITIS) (&BDOKZR--UCTj1RIOLJDGT)

I.Ta

ALENG0Z, I. A., GANO MED SOI I "PERITONITIS IN PERFO-
RAtION OF OASTRIC AND DUODENAL ULCERI., (CLINICAL AND
EXPERIME14TAL OBSERVATIONS)." STALINO, 1961. (MIN OF
HEALTH U03R, STALIN STATE MED INST im A. I.,.. GOR'KIY).
(KL, 3-6,1p 229).
383

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ROUMV. 1J.; n R.Z*; AJXWW. N.G.
On horocarbon amitabollen in sclarma. Test. otorinolar. 1j no.3.j2-
56 Xnjr-Jums 1951. (Cin 20:11)
1. Of the Department of Bioebamittry (Head--Docent I.S. Royzvar,)
an& of the Departuent of Diseases of the Bar, Throat. wA Nose
(16*4~Prof. V.P. YaraslavWdy), Vinnites. Hedical Institute.

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,/7, 6 5-, "'1 1; r 't '.
AJANDOZ, 9.0-.4 Itand.sed.mauk
1. . I - ''. ~. ..... 1-11
Clinical radiograptW in laryngeal cancer. Trach.delo no.10:1081-
10831 0 157- (MINA 10:12)
1. Zliniks bolenney ukba, gorla I noes (sav. - prof. L.A.Uritekly)
Mda*koga meditainskoso, institute.
(1ARTIX-CAVGn)

ALEIIGOZ, N.G.
Tw* oases of neurincom, of the pMry=. Zhur. ush. nose i Sorl.
bol. ano.4177-711 JI-Ag 161. (MLA 15: 1)
1. Im klinqk:L bolesney ukha, gorla i noon (zav. - prof. L.A.Zaritskly)
Odavakogo neditsin ko o institute Imni N.I.Pirogova.
I=A NSTM-Tumhs)

AL&Gw, N.C,.A buid.med.tisuk
rhiazine aantent Am tho Wood of rhinoscleroma patients and
t,bangeii Jn it due to the affect of st,"ptomycin. Zhur. ush.,
zon.i ljor. boU. 22.no.6353-55 N-D'64. (KrU 16%7)
1. 1z )~Ilrilki bel6aney ukha, gorla I riosa (zuv.-4weluzha=yy
dtlyNtbl" Tlaukl I,rof L.AsUrItakly) Odsaskogo medilsinskogo in-
iltltut4t Juleul N.I. rvigora
(jllAVC6CIXhj (TH;Axujo (STn?T(MCIN)

I,CSEIIITSKIYJ I.N., dotsent; joacumm, G.F.; VERBITSKAYA, L.P.,
dottient; LISLIMO, N.I.j bIRBRLM, M.L.; AIZIG.O:Z, JI.G.;
LOKIDWOV, D.P.; IAROSHCHUX, A.A.
Sta4e of health of workers in the graphite industry,. Vrach.
dale no.8al34 Ag'63- (KnA 16:9)
1. Odeaskly maditainskiy institut.
(NO SUI=T HUDINGS)

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,A:' rl7l,'!?:IY, B.H., IMDTINS,WfA, Ye.Ya., OGr)IJFr.-P:,, T:.D., AUNICH, Ye.M.
I'lillov pigwarits from aminuphenylimides cf naphthalic acid. uch. nap.
XIICIJ 'i1.253-254 56. (.%M.RA 10-C.)
(PI gwnts ) (riaphtedic acid)

VASILOM, M. V., kand. tekbn. n&uki POPOV, V. N., insh.;
Aw~~--j _V. Lush.
Davejapsent of the apex wtbod of aWng N=PwOO ores in the
Northmm Urals. Isv, iye. uQbebe savol gar@ aftre 5 no $83.2-11
162. (MM l5zlO~
L Imatitat gmiogo delA Urallskago filial& AN SSSR. Rekomado-
Yam 'kafsdray atim7lgft gomkh rabot Sverdlovskogo gornogo
instituts, ImM Takbrusbava.
(Ural Mountains-Strip mining)

TALALAM, S.P.; AIENICHEV, V.P.
Meohanizing the collection, conveying and retreatment of metal-
sbeet waste. Avt.prom. 28 no.10:42-43 0 162. (MIRA 150)
1. Moskovskly avtosavod Lu. Likhachava.
(Scrap metals)

VOTEVOWKI'T', SorgeY AlOkBOYOV10ho. Lush.; KBASKIII, Abram
MI.XhI171tivich, tattb.) WtASKITSp ?%yamm Takovlevich, inzh.j
AUOAA~,A~N4mje~A'j.j lush., retmenzent; ZHAVORONKOVA N.N.,
'A; KY1W, S.A.t kand. takhn. nauk,
iroth., rettlertiolft
retmonsont; PUCHKD, X.F., inth., retsenzent; UMOV, I,I,,
truth., retnenzarit; LMTA, V.I., Inth., retsenzent
[Coxirskq In moobamical drawing for correspondence technical
schoole] Mira cherebonlia dlin wiochrVkb tekhnikumov. Kiev,
Takh1kiks. Pt.2. 1965. 319 P. (MIRA 18:8)

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A77HOR: Al nikov 7,T,. Fngineer
TITLEt A Chuck for the Boring of Hing ,r,,Dves in -venings --s-r:~n
dlyn raStDchki kol;tsevykh kansvok v otverstiyqkh'j
PFRIONCAL: Yeshinoptroitel' , 1959, 'Ir q, p -,P "K-13,10
AP3TFACT: A chuck with cutzer has been developed for the borinr of ring
grooves in oDenings. The cutter is fitted or. the and !,he
chuck. is fastened to the spindle. As soon as the Fi;rp~rt ring
touches the openinor the spindle of the lathe is brol,;F-h- tc the
proa~essed detail. A liniting device ensures the exact deptn
of the grooves. The toring of 2 grooves in steel takes 30 -sec,
in ',*lronze 5 sec. The cutters sre made from steel ':111 or 11'1~47.
They may have I or 2 cutting edges.
Thexe are 2 diagrams.
1. Mot&U - Mu&IUUW 2. Wchins toolm - Eqaipwent
3. When - Applifttiam
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Effect of heat treatment on tra strength of bladen z~f '--ige~-speed cutters
for machiming gearu made of 45Gl71U3 steel. Trudy I.PI rio.233:36-40 164.
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AUTHOR: Alemiz, M. P.
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ORG: non.
TITLE: Finish gear cutting fron refractory steel blanks
SOURCE: Stanki I instrument, no. 2, 1966, 24-28
TOPIC TAGS: gear cutting machine, high temperature steel, milling machine, cutting
tool, high speed steel
ABSTRACT, The author nakes recommendations on the design of cutters for millirg
.at&&/from refractory steel. End mills V*e used in studying stability. The end mill
vs.s mounted in a 5312 gear milling machiWvith continuous cutting s7ed adjustment.
A boned slasher !St. Itimun
was used.tor tVCconyol,V ~steel grade were determined
1%01 Tl?igh-speed st 1
R ~ 9K51
by testing ample cutter f F B18 R2 , H RqKI0J and Rl8F4K8M e:.::
It is shown that increas ng rAe_M_prGY_W -cuttei--stability by reducing cutting Str
Curves are given shLwing stability of cutters made from various grades of high-speed
steel at Ynxious cutting speeds. A formula is given for the relationship between sta-~._
ibility and cutting speed. The effect of feed on stability is discussed and a formula
lis given for this relationship. Tests were conducted for studying the effect of
ginal allowance on stability. It Is shown that honed worm slashers should be used in i
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finish gear cutting from refractory steel. Their main advantage is that they can be
produced with much larger relief angles than those of standard worm plashers. The
best cutter material for honed aillers is RAFWMfilgh-speed steel % High-speed
R9K1O steel is recamsended for nachising KhN35VTYu bnd R9F54Kh18NqTfsteel. 14olybdenumi
disulfide plating does not affect cutteF -stability'. Dividing the slashing operation
for vorm vheel blanks Into rough and finish cuts reduces production losses by a factorl
of 2-3.5. Orig. art, has : 8 figures, 6 tables, 6 formulas.
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AMiCC%S; Podporijn, V. G.; Alanin, X. P.
ORG % no ne
11TAIZ: Torques (luxing coarse tooth cuttinj; of heat resistant steel IW435VTYu
SOU.~^E: Leningrad. Politekhnicheskiy institut. Trudy. no. 267, 1966. Avtomatizatsiya
i tekhnologVa mauktinostroyeniya (Automation and technology in ~hc machinery industry)9'
80-82
41444~~-l zo
'20PIC u0s: Ametal cUtiag, goilw cutting machine, tool &14:vy, steel/ rail-'35VVYu steel,
4CiCh steel, VKS rmm-L alloy, T5KIO Anak alloy, 5312 gear cutting machine
ABSTRACT: ExperirAntal measurements of the cutting torques required during coarse
Gear cuttint; of atool W35VTYU gear teeth as a function of cutting parameters were
made and compared with cutting torquos required for 40Kh steel teeth. k modern gear
cutting machine (todel 5312) was Vaed with a singlO-tooth Miller of 160-mm diameter
plated with hard alloys M (for steel )W35VTYu) and TWO (for steel 40Xh). Curves
of cutting torque as a function of cutting speed (v - 20-200 A/min), feed (S, -
0 04-0.4 =I/toothh modulus of cutting wheel (m - 2--6 =m) and tool wear (h5 - 0.1--
0:5 M) are presented for the two wtela. and empirical equations are derived from
these results in the form:
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M" k9m (steel =135VTyu);
and M,, kSm (steel 40Kh),
JV, kSm (steel =%35VTYu),
kg;n (steel 40Xh),
resPective4. In jisneral, the cutting torque for the heat-resistant steel is 2.5--4
times higher than ror steel 4M. Orig. art. hass 12 formalas and 4 figures.
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