SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ARSHINOV, A. - ARSHINTSEV, L.

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Criterior for the (cnparal-lve evali;atlon of the washability o:
knit fabr-Tcs. Ljh. rem. no.4:5F-59 C-D 165.
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ARBRINOT, A.
Stereophonic phoniograph records will be In prOxatioa by 19609
Isdia no.6%27 Js 160* (VIRA 130)
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Progress in the development of ... D201/D302
angular velocity may be miLde smaller. There is a tendetcy to make
recordings at 16 2/3 r.p.n. Since the stylus is then 'very thin it
is sensitive to all surfa,~.e roughness ard those rerordiogs have,
theref3re, a large surface noise. This effect may be partly over-
come by making the recordIng characteristic rising, at its high fre-
quency end. In reproductiin the higher frequencioa are at-;enuated,
which results in a flat (:verall response and an average loivering of
the noise level by 4-6 db. Recent developments and aL.;plication of
new electro-dynamic reco:.-ters with an electro mechanicsl feedback
have shown that the high quality electro mechanical recor(.1ing is
better than the best of t~ie magnetic tape recording syste-is. The
followinE are the data cf modern recording eoulpment. Re;.-ordiag
frequency range 30 - 15-000 c/s t 1-5 db. non-linear dist,>rtion at
max. speed of deflection - less than 11,16,. Noise level relative to
the maximum signal leve.' - 52 db, the irregu1srity in thu movement
of r~acording stylus beinjS not more thrin 0.05%. The surface noise
level of modern recordinL discs is less than tha: of the magnetic
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FroSress in the developme~at of WZD502
tape. The records are rei.;roduced 1'rom a steel die. Recorls are
made of Ture vi-nylite res..L which also reduces the noiss 1-ivel.
The moc.ern dynamic pick-ups have a frequency rarige of more than
20 kc1E and vertical pressure not more than 5 g. The drivv meeba-
nisms seem to bc the most troublesome parts in electromechunical
recording systems. They introduce low frequency interference and
frequency modulation. ThEy may be eliminated by complicatud mecha-
nical filters used only ir professional systems. Further lowering
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of recording speeds ould be practically possible only if the drive_...,
mechanisms are improved sc that much work is carried out in this
field. The advcnt of' lonF-- 'Dlayinex, records resultiid in the applica-,
tion of corundum or diamona styli. The average life of a corundum
stylus Is 100 hrs. The di3mond styli have practically an tnlImited
life. .3tereophonic reirodj~*tion prQves that furtkie-~ proSvcss in
uiechani,.,al recordine, has been made. The basic problem which will
have to be overcome is the I:roblem of surface noitw. TherE are
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3/109/,62/007/005/016/021
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AUTHORS: Arshinov, A.A., and Musint A.K.
TITLE. Equilibrium ionization in dispersion systexr,
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, v. '71 no. 5# 1()62#
890 - 899
TEXT: A fundamental ionization equation ie de4lucedj *be only do;a4i-
tion of its applicability is that the partialoo viust 6 IdentI0414
Using a number of ionization expressions a 14Lw ;~of abal-ge distrfibu*
tion is obtained whiah -~s similar to the proba~i`ity deraity distri-
bution law, The results indicate thatt in terb# of the irobab$litV
theory and for certain assumptionso the particle coocentratio"
with various oharges follow a normal Gaussian IwN, The phy:i6sa
meaning of the mWitude of dispersion an4 meaA -harge :.a xpla:Ln*4.
Asym?totio approximations of the fundamental eq,"ation a:iv giv*n for
the .-ases of large and small dispersions; large and vms:J'61 dispere-
ions indicate smooth and discrete ohaxge distributWa of particlest
respectively; their prcperties are explained. It is Shoom that *or-.
tain already existinq formulas follow from tbo generalised oqgatlon,
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VCISTRIIC)V, I.M.
Ionization of flejum bv the eleatrode mthod. Murg Cis# Min,
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CHERNYKH. V.P.. ARSHINOV, F.L.
Planning, ins4llstion and operation of a pusumatic dust
elimination systen in the agglomeration p1sat of the Swithitru
"Ibov"kMakel Combine. TSYet.met. 28 noa2116-23 Mr-Ap 153.
(MI u 10: 10)
(Ore drescing) (Pneumatio-tubs transpcrtation)
(Dust-Botloval)

SOV/ 1 ~'?-58-7-14052
Translation from: Referaivnyy xhurnal, MCtdl1urgiy*, 1950, Nr 7, p9 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Arshinoy,~,J.....
TITLE: Intensifying the Sintering Process (1nte,,us_fik&tsiya protscosa
spekaniya)
PERIODICAL- Byul. t3vetn. metalluraii, 1957, Nr 43, pp 14-18
ABSTRACT: The essence of a new method of siutering ties in the fact that
the layer of charge ignited over the first compartment Is mnixed,
leveled out, and again ignited on an ordipary hearth. Descrip-
tions are offered of the laboratory and indi;.strial. sintaring ex-
periments, and a drawing of the machint. to mix the charge in
the ianition chamber is presented.
1. Sintering 2. Sintering furnaces-3peration A. Sh.
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PlIot p3ant for the nodulising of finely ground 6bazp sbr-
tures by the vothod of chemical eatal"Is, 11ru4 lot 228
93-109 1639 (NMA '168 11)

KNISRIKOV, G.V", inzh.; ` ' irlzh.; M.A., In '~h. ;
KIYAJdKO, Yu.14., in2h.; ,(It(JKH(jVp A4S., Inth; SMACHEY, M.A,t
inzh. Prinlmli uzkAst.Lyet_ANJ,4,1NOV# G.1.1.j ORIG(COTINj Te.l.;
KUVARIN, YU.N.; R-MARIVI B"ITYKV, V,Y6.; 11WONITHN,
A.N.
Investigating the ox1dizing zone of a bleat furnace warking
under oxygen-enrichad blowing (35% oxygen) and using iusturil
gas. 3ta,11 25 no.W81-71,10 S 165. (MI-PA 18.9)

ARSHDW. LA._
Nekal as a frothing Most for collulw cosarot,96, RiM. I lsolbr.prW.
v strol. no.137:20-n 1 6, (WA qtq)
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SAOY164/000/009/049/075
0164 B1 44
AUTHCR: Arshinov, 1. A.
TITLE: The influence of chemical addition* pn *0 physt3*wookinnioal
properties of heavy Conoretal
L62j 417t Obs1raO
PERIODICAL- Hof rativn)y shurnal, Khimlyaf 110;,90900
ons, Aked. sir-v&
9X3;7 (Tr. No-it in-%& botons, I Sh 0 bff
I arkbit*kto $Bait, no., 19, 19616 155*160)
TMT; The influence ozer%ed on the physicomechanicol properties of
concrete by chemical additives 4ithium,boron and Q&#ium compoloods)
intended to enhance its shiolding properties against neutron. radiations
is studied. The effect of those additions was iavestigatei on magnetite
concrete 1 . 9 and sand mortar I : 3; the binder,umod being-, portland,
cement, alumina, expanding or mognesia cements. $oWbn O*Aido p;ov~4 to
be the best of the additionh tested and the addition of A 40 up to 300 of
the wei&ht of cement exerts no harmful ijifluence OA the StreWh of thit
concrete. Calcium diborsto is loss expensive, but to elimInate Its
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at a tes"rature of IW-jC*o Itz KIM no*29137-51 ~
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(Conersto-Testing) (Mdoldi*#: (Udlation))

WESSIGN Nils AT4019069
AUTHOR: Aahlnov, 1. A.
Taw The strength of specially mixed concretin at high tomperatures
I-SOURCE: Voprgsy* flallil xashchity* reaktoroyl oborn1k notey (Peoblems In *0". -
of reactor shielding; collection of articles). Moscow, Go"toolzdat, 1963, 327-337
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TOPIC TAGS: nuclear reactor, reactor shielding, concrete shielding, coicrete
strength, concrete high toWersture strength, specially mixed concrete, host miso
tant concrete, concrete filler, chamotte concrete
ABSTRACT: Investigations of the physical snd~mechsnlcal properties of heat-
resistant concretes using special flilers Alch contain Irmo carbon, hydrogs6 and
boron are reported. For the purpose of the experiments, oancrates, were prepared
from the following noterialst chAmotte, serpentine, hematite, powdered graphite
and Iron, and datolits or*. As b1ndIng.mistarialsl the following onro u:ied: port-w
land casent, grade 500, frooft ftskresenskly Plant; *luminous cuient firem tho
Pashlysk Planti and liquid glass from the 41KIsytuW1 Plant with a modului of 2.47
and densit of 1.38, containing so admIxture of sodium
-y q to
10-12% of the "eight of the IIquI4 glais. The characteristics of the alterials
'the exomarlments are shown In six tables* The concrete supi" measured

ACCESSION NR: AT4019069
10 x 10 x 10 cm; Vibration was an a standard laboratory vlbratlon Stan-1, with
striking every two days. before hosting, the concrete was svbjoct*4 to preliminary
drying at 100-1 IOC for 32 hours. During the heating pwsss, the tosperaure was
raised to BOOC at the rate of 150C per hmr, wlkh the somplas saIntalml at the
given temperature for four hours. After heatl*rsq, the samples wsiroi coolod together I
-with the furnace. The saniples were tested after 7 and 28 days of normal WOW
Compression strength tests were run 10 days after cooling, except In the case of i
the liquid-glass samples, which tore tested Immediately after cooling. The tests
showed that after heating to 400c the cubic strength of the portland cAssiont0oon-
crete either does not decrease or decreases negligibly (by,9%), roptdiess of the
type of fillers and fine-ground admixture employed. After heating above 400C, the
compression strength of the concrete decreases. the degree *f re4otion *elng
function of the filler employed. The strength of the comblood cmerote, based an
a mixture of powdered graphite with powdered Iran and chomotte griovel, after beat-
Ing at 60OCl was 6-16% higher than the strength of the drW coritrol, samples.
Further details regarding various combinations are given In the artlcle* ParticV.,
lar attention Is called to the data obtained for the exincrots using borai-aonplfta
Ing porthnd c~t anil boron-contlidins thowtto fLllsr#o the 111ro4th of 411119410".,
old boron-containing concrale " as as 353 kg/cmis while that o( the simples
dried at IOOC was 488 kg/cmil-, that Is, Z9% higher# After hooting at 1114W the
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ACCESSION NR: AT4019069
strength of the boron-containing concrete fall off to 143 4/012 NAO was 20- of the
i strength of the dried control $amPI0, The effect of fillors and bindem an the
!.relativs strenpth of concretes of various fo m )as In ths,400-111M tomporaturo loo
terval or% analyzed and the results are presented In the follft of griph%o with 4#414
clal attention given to the effect of boron carbide on the stronNth factors. The
author considers In dotal I the effect of toperatur* and fts on the absolute And
relative strength of chamotte contrate on a liquid gloss bibsok. the degree ot
dehydration of various concrete formulas as a function of,the heating t&Vora%ure
Is also studied In swe detail, along with theaffect of PtolOnged hosting at a
given toMorature. Although a great deal of statistical date Is give* In tho artl!-
cle regarding-the behavior of various concrete fl I lor and binder i~m*ltatlonk witb-
In the range of the test conditions, the author makes no spoelfle mmoonAM14ins
concerning the use of a particular formula for biological mdletlon shloldi"s pur-
poses. OrIg. art. has% 16 figures and 6 tables,
ASSOCIATIONs none
DATE ACM 27rob64 ENCLS OC,
SUBMITTEDs IhAug63
sue COD11 NP, Kr NO RU 10VI ON OTOW coo

ACCESSION NR-. AT4019070
AuTHop-. Arshinov, I. A.
TITLE. Physical and mechanical properties of concrete with serpWine Were
SOURCE- Voprosy* fizild zashchity* realftrov-, aboralk Statey (Problems In yb~*Ios of
reactor shielding; collection of articles). Moscow, Goestomisdat, 1963, E37-344
TOPIC TAGS: saimtine concrete, concrete strength, coneirste ddwdration, ibanA4
I conductivity, linear deformation, oonorste shielding, rawflor shieldixg, alwastoo 00-
efficient, concrete, serpenune, serpentine filler
ABSTRACT- The author investigated the properties of cotor* with serpe*ne GUM In
order to estimate its usekiness as a reactor shielding. The,outstandivg pope* of nor-
pentine Is its ability to retain Its chemically bound water at bIgh temperatwes. 1h these
studies, the author used serpentine from the Urals (Asbest) Mth a strongth of 40"26
kg/CM2, a density of 5. 1-5, 3 g1to and 11. 7% ohaWWly WUW walor4 Bwl~ wro-
crete was made with different Wm of oement investig" lbr its ft" ad 0140huded!
properties. Dats. on the compressive skvq& of diffant Wda"Id sapefte 0onmestow
3
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ACC ESMON NR: AT4019070
(composition 1: 9) at 100-800 C as well as cubic and prismatic strength and dt*m ~ of d4~-
hydration are tabulated and showit in grqA fom. The relative coefficient of linew de-
formation as a function of temperature. Is given In 7%. 1 of *M Enclosiure for different
types of serpentine concrete. Serpentine concrete was found to ha" Unntler WWWO of the
expansion coefficient and relative linear deformation than othor typen of conctete. The
thermal conductivity of serpentine concrete at temperatures of 140, 200 MA $40C was
found to be 0.88, 0.84 and 0.66 kaddm.hr. detreepwoety. It is concluded that
serjxntine concrete can be used sea nuolew raw robjeldingupt*500C. Orlg.*rL'
has: 5 figures aW 5 tables.
ASSOCIA71ON: none
I WB?4=ED: 14Aug63
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IMAKRALIM. Nikolay SomanorUa; gom.l.a. laxhomirt rodotior; lnw=&,
G.P. 0 takhalchookly rodmMcw MQ6
Immus, for rallrolA Mr lavoctorm 4MA tnu owton] spnvodm*
omotnbabika vagonar I poindamm "kgmndm Mgt*"" Xoskv*, Geo.
trazop. - shol-4or.lsd-vo, 1"5, 287 p. (O" 9 1 ))
(muromw-ors)

- YXQMT,, Vladimir klASS41rovich. . rsdaknor; UJMICIN. A.-,ro.p
tokhatcherW rodaktor ow""W44
E*Amal for nilroad car lnsp*oton] hulatto jovmo%r*h*bdkm vwa .owb
Isdo 4-"o Nooku. Otis. transp. shol-derv tod-sro, 29564 61 PO
(Railreads-4old v"ther opsystics) (am 98u)
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A.U.; GRWOROYIV. A.M.; DIUCHIM. P.Teo; UUT, 5.3.g Ulaum,
P-M.; SCONIN, I.?.; UAW, I.I., WIN, I.F.; 9WIt. P.I.; IMA-
SWT. A.?.; UPSMS. ?.A.,, MAUMM, V.S.; FINSOMM L.N.;
POGWIX, A.M.: RWOY, K.L.; SATIV, Z.D.; SUQW. GO,; BITUTUIT,
SMLI. K.D.; T1 T, B.%,; TOWIMAS, ~ Lta. 4 TSWWWT. P-#-
SHADWAN. V.8.; A=UX4j I.1'.$ ratseassatc OAWIYXY, !ra.ft r*ea-
sent; TIASOV, V.I., ratsaaant; TONSIM. LU ratsewient: Vatd-
NOT, W.M., retseasent-, GAITCHINK0, V.A., retliszotnt; 20mamts, CC,
retseasent; IYUM. 1.T.. ratmonsent; Z~$W. N.Y., "SiSsmsdat;
XOGRI)ROTO F.K., retsoaxent-, IMIYOMXUO, 9.2., rateease-ot ; UMO,
A.P., retseasent; LOWOV. V.V.. ratmensent; NOOZOT, A.S.$ retsew-
sent; CRUT, $.?,, rolssmsent; PATOMMOV, I.D.4 retson9vot; PWOTO
A.S., reteensent; PROMIYAT. F.P.. rotseasent: RAXOV, V.A., reteen-
sent; SMMOV, I.I.. retsensent; 1 11, D.Y.,, retsevent; 1100-
KIROV, I.G., retsensailt; IMIA 0 I.Y., r*tmen,;-.mh; ruix0luly, I.A610
retsensent; CHWI EST, B.T., retsoussat; SENOYAW, 045o, retseassats,
SWEARAMY, P.D., fttmeament; 0001:0 V.A.* reduktor: UXAGIN, V.A*
redaktor; KORDYINKIK. N.A., rodaktor; NAUKOV, AJ(., redel-tor; P=-
DIN, V.I., redaktor; JtUUj?fSlY, 3.8,, reftktot,, fMWto', X.S.,
rodaktor-, CHLUVATYY, W.B., redalctor rodaktor;
PAULUS. T.B., rodaktor; URNOARD, S.V"
radaktor; CARMU, le.lftu, rodaktor; =LUS. A.T., ra"~tor;
DOMOTSUT, X.I., redaktor; NOMEW. A.I., rodidtor.- H31=13r, A.P..
radaktor
(Continued on u"t card)

AIMOT, A.A. ---- (coutinuod) Card 2.
NOUTIN, G.N., redaktor; RUBMSMU, S.A.. rodaktor; TSVIF, O.S.,
redaktor; CMIUMAYSIff, T.Ym., r&Uktor; CMUMMY# V.I., rodattor;
OMMYSHU, N.A., redaktor; OWUR. L.A.. r*Uktar-. SHISOK , K.A.,
redaktor
[Railroad bandbook] Sprevoohnals, kalshka shoUsnodarotshniho Uto
3-o, Ispr. I dop. Pod obahobat r*d. Y.A.0armem. mookm Gov.
tronep.sbel-doro isdo-vo, 1956. 1103 P. imm 9:10)
1. lauchno-tekhnichookoys obehobeetwo theleamodaroshnogo tmeperts.
(Railroads)

ARSHINDY, 1A,
UUMOM
Anwal repair of railroad care by ambised waft totem. ShOl. 40t.
transp. 38 no.9:20-32 8 056. (%Lu 9110)
1. lasostitell mobal4sum alwow upraviellis TOPAMP
khospyetv& Kinistafttva pttsy s**Uhcbenlym*
ud rovair)

SARUCRA, Georgljr Arkhipovieh; Aaanl=~ Imbanor, rs"ktor;
DOMOVA, U.N., Seftnichaskiy r~'Ur'*
[Organization, InepNotioll IuA r*p&lr of mrr~*-" rsilrool aft)
Ustrolswo oseotr I rewout "psov uskoi kolivi, Moskva, Goes
transp* shel-dor alr4wwo . 1917,. 298 V., (KM 104)
Pellroads. iod repodr)

/ I I - i - I') - - - - -- - - , --
KHAXHALO, 11kolay Sammoscrich; AMBOY- IM&O Imboosr, rodaktor;
VIMINA. 0.P., tokhalchookly red0tor.
(Nanual for railroad ear Inspectors and traln siotters]
Sprevachnik osuotrehabilm vagonov I poosdno* "gannow im*tteru.
lsd.2-oo. ispr.1 dop. Wookwa. 19579
351 P. (MMA 10: 11)
(Imilroads-Cers)

TWOROV, Tla4imtr Al*k~nu&ovtch.;,AMSRISOV. I.M.., rod.; rXVM)T,P.A.,I*Mw. red.
[Booklet for car ImMector8l FINSINUM SVMD**%bObIkU "1'.OW. Tod.
5. Noskvso Oov,, triftnap. thel-dor, isd-vo, 19%. 60 p. (NM 110.2)'
(Railroads--0mrs) i

IOXAROT. S.G.; SAMOKHVAWY, S.F.; RMAIrJOITM, N.V.; smAuxRor,
AMBAINI. A.A.. SLIMM. T.F.; LAMIN, I.I.- PXWp A.M.; TAIRTsITUp
I.?.: PROD01101. NJ.; WINOW# A4K,; AWiii, T04; 730mo
V.A.. tush.,rad.; AiMRfWW- f-l 'Ipsha,rado;.MIRA# O.F.,Iekhu, rod.
fowl-- -
[Handbook on the repair of freight care) Sprevochnik po remoutu
gruzovykb vagonov. Moskva, Ooso treamp, zbeloder. lxd-yo, 1958. 503 P.
(MIRA 11112)
(Railroads-Prelght cars-lblutsuwa and ropir)

MUKRALIN, Nikolay fismonovichg ARSHUOT. 1.K.. inth., red.; V)GtIU,
G.P., takhn.red. IW""f"M mwimmirl
[Handbook for Uw railroad *or inspo*tor arpt troju cmi jqWjrpm]
Gyravochnik osmotretwhift vagonay i posednool vaeanwt msft~u.
Izd.3.. Ispr. 1 dop, Mostral Go*, trousy, -0101 -dote 194WO 0 19300
359 P. (Rallroads-Cars-41sintemn" and ropair) (N=A 3.9&12)

MOiNINKIN. N.A., Insh.; POW, A. I., Insh.; Wb. , reda;
KMTWY. ?.A., tokba.red,
[Manuel for foremn and 'brigeds leadors on Us repair of call-
ro~6 cars] Rukovadjtvo masterm I IbripUrti " romotig V*$oWp
Ixd.2., perer. i doV, Moskva, Gos.tftnsp.%bsI-dori%tI-vo* 19591,1
521 p. (Railroads-Carm-11mintonanos arid raWO (MA& UIP

XHAKHALLN, Nikolay
_;*Moo Luob4,. red..; Txuuo OlPs
tekhnoredg
[Namal for *or Wpooton) SproymbAlk amotraMbika vaconme
lsdjo, lopro I dop., flookim, Tooc, Iodate I I sko-polisr'Aledlu"s
X-va putol 600166UN134181 190, )39 P, (MMA 13310)
: (Railroads-Gart-414istsumas and ropir)

BEZTSENM, Viktor lvanoTtchp insh.; MMY, VasMy Lfanualyemich, kand,
tekha. nauk; SAXHAROV, Mikhail Borlsovichj. iuO.; TU?On=, Va-
siliy Ivwwlohp kaWs tskhn. OkUk. Priniftl ul~hastiye CORKSWO
P.N., inab.; IMMKORMOV, V.Lj insh., ntssnMt; &TV, (I.D.9 inoh's
retsenzentj DIRGACO# ro.B*j, iamb., retmemmebtl OMLOSM, N.Y..
kand. t*Am. vauk, retsmsatl NUOUM, I I kand telft smak
retseumit; SWUWM# 0 1o kando tokkaw
KOV, LK ... kwA. i4ftu, ;;&, rotmant]
retmenzwst; ARWI IsMap inshav redel
(Car repairing at factories] Remout vagonov ma mavodoldt. by V.1-94s-
tsenvyi 4 dre Moskva# Vess,isdatelfsko-pollgr. abl*dbonds M-T% ps-
tol 6O;b7ahGbWIAj 1961. 363 p. -(HIU Us12)
1. Kafedra *VagoxW i vagonmVe kboMq Wo" LWiWa4dogo, Inistit4ta
insheneruy shelesmodorosImogo trusporta (for Qrokbolla~ly, lik*UMj
&wagdov, Zolotnikorv)
(W1ro&d"&r*-4WM&mw* ftW repair)

.~,
I.-T -. V.
Yism seLling and n of the piAti. 4ba-dor,
tmnsp. 46 rio.ll;3!--,5 3 1#1,. (KIFA 17%10)
1. U^lav-irl inab. G!.%%rnOga upraV-'Ofi!YS va t*r! &P no- teklittivh0skip
obo5paohenlya MinlVart4tvoA pittAy eciobtsfichemlya.

KRLVOY , Alsksmidr Llvovich,, DEMEM, Sadyk Abdulayoyich;
ARSEBOV, TORMINDVA, L.F.p tokhnl
[Preparing tanks for fillingi practice of the iB"Zwwy
washing md stewing station of tbo Azerbal$mu Railrowl
Podgotovka telstem k nalivul opyt proupachm-proparoalmoi.
stantaii Baladshary Amerbaidsbanalml. dorogi, -,predprlWilm,
kommmistichookop truda. Moskvap TranexlwU6risdat, 1962.
55 P. (Mm 1,517)
(Ba:Ladzbary-Tank cam-4(aittewme and repair)

FUNTSEV, And"y Nikolayeviobi POPOV, A. I -, Inh., retsmuse"t j
ARBH 010-~ insb., red.; VOi6iolisy Lori, p tokhm, rod.
(SconM of mterWs and paAs in ftr x*piklv%x4j MmoonUa
mterialoy I daUlet pri rewsits vagowr, Mookyat Tems.
obeldorisdat, 1963. 138 p. (NIPA 1614)
(Railroads-Urp-Ndntemmee wW ropalir)

NESTEROVICH, V.P.; NOSEKKO, Yu.I.; ZYUUN, I.I., iuzbp ratsenzent;
ARSHINOV, I.M., inzh.p red.; VCHOD'YEVA, L.V,,p tekhnred.
(Repair of six-axle gondola cars) Remont shostioarWkb po-
luvagonov; opyt vagonnogo depo at# Vobwvakbo Donstakoi
dorogi. Mookvaq Tranotheldorisdatp 1963. 82 P.
(MM I?s 2)

ARSHINOV, I.M.
Use of polymers is an Imnortant factor in MM 4jXqjOrMtjjDrj of the
technological progress. Zhol.-4or.transp, 45 ma*120-,b D 163 ;
(MIRA NO)
1. Glavriyy inzh. Glavnago upravlaniya x&tw-iaIInm,-tekhniirheskogo, obos-
pecheniya kinistarstva putey soobahcheniya,

ARSItINGV, I.S.P ~nzh.
txhaust ventilation shaft with axial-flow fans. Hashimejartroamis
no.6t69-70 N-D 163. (MIRA 16s12)
1. Inatitut OUkrgiprostmok".
I I
I 11H]IM-11t AM'1111111[1111 lilt
P

h. n. kscorbic acid content of humiat jkl1k iii vie wwly puerperium
Hyglene and 3an-itation 1948, 12 ()2-35)
Detilriminationz of ascorbic acid eontent were made among 66 ~vW-tad iwltiwparae
aged 17-40 in Kirghisia, (Central Asia). The average aweo.rbic sodd awitant was 3.4
mg. per 100 ml., the rwWe during the joriod Apri.1-0*to~*r being 0.34-9.2wxg.
per 100 al. A tendency towards a reduced ascorbic acid content 'Jae wUd in Us
first five days of the pu"rl=. The prisLiparas had At higbor asoortdc uld
content than did ~Uie multiparae; title phenossmon my tA due to the greater age of
multiparas who were shown to have a relatively lover asoorbic aeld ocntent than did
the younger women. Pasteurization reduced ascorbic aeld conUnt from 3.22 to 2.58
mg. per 100 ml. Fox-(~orld Hadical Abstracts) (Ilj,4)
SO: Medical Microbiology and Hygiene, Section IV, Vol 3, No 1-6

AFANINOT, N.A.
Iffoot of tharml treatent of Illk on dmhwoi Arps, of p"Was,
01c. eault. l Kosku no.6235-38 Juis 1952. Z' 2312)
1. Of the Departual of 06mral Into**, ljrgj$ W441cal 1*~tj%%q,

.
Vlbratm7 grinder and mixer is the best mobUs Is Me nudge%%* of
paints. Most.promA MW.promp, I no,2/3440 I-D 160.
(WA 3~4)
1e. lachallalk IthloWw"go toolrbo, prqdpr&7M43% 404mWo orovp$y,
(Paint ImA"t*-IqAPmt AW ovoUO) -

KOADRASHOV, V.,* JMElHaL,-L,, kapitan; ISAT, V., pnpWalrat*l I
"C*Pin seat its pamt,, po"ut# ww futureO,W QIV,, bwaw.
Revismad by V. Kon&"heyp L, Arshinovp V. loat. K~r.aat 22
no.1:47 Ja 1620 (mm 1531)
1. Uchenyy ookrotarl Dspotamkop flli&U 0 MR (for Koadrashov).
2. Makhachkalinekly port (for Arshinw). 3. DipstanoMy
gosudaretvsmWy univfteitst Imni M. lAftim (for Isq).
F(cupin sea)
WOO

;'Zi~aiN'~"i, ~i. ~;
irv.;U-lZD
Slectrical xneirwerin,3 Be* Ilc

Hum, B.M.; EKLOLIS, D.P., red.; EABOCHKINt
S. N. f todlkk~ 0 M.
(Radio tnmmdtUng deVICS81 thGOrY Md dOldOU) RMUOP*r#-
daiushchie ustroistvi; teorfla i ramobst. 00"*Orgo-
isdatp 1951. 440 P. (MIRA 160)
(Radio.-Tranamittere *M tronmissi-oft)

ARSHMOV. V.A.. kand.takha.mmk; AIMAIM. G.A., insh.; 38MMA, ll.Xo*
smowim, ea.. WJCM."d.
[OuttiAg of metalel lbsonle sistallov, Indle Preto Nasbat
Goes wmobno-tskhAAs&wo a ehixm trot %Jit-ry, 1,939. 4$M
(WhIA la)
Obtal antuag)
i'1;
i
i

AR5HINW6 V.A., kand. tekhri. nauk, AIZKSEM, G.A.., in-Mi.; YyorilwV~
- - - -1 --r
, V. , kand. tekhn. naukj, dote,., retaenzentj MAI.MoV~OXJY,
Zf.p Inshop retnensent) YULIKOV, 14.1.$ kand. takhrL.nauk,,
red.
[Metal cutting and sidital-cutting toole) ResuAip rietallov i
rezhushchii itietivabut. Hoskvvip Izd-vo
1964. 543 p I (IURA 17tl)

V.A. A10-11NOVP ALMSE~,V, O.A. ad S.A. SMOLINIXOV
i konstruirovanle reshushchogo instrumantS. Dotp.v kaphestve
uchobn. posobiia diia magilinostroit. tokhnikupay. Komkvao X"tgixt
19519 602 P. ilius.
Bibliographical footnotes.
Calculatim anif disigning eutting tools.
MCt TJ123DA47
801 Hawfacturing and Mact,mical Ligineering in tto UvUt %ion,, tor&ry
of Convesst 1953.

ARI-HINUV, T.A~tc kandidat 4*kh
3 .. Ajohookikh nauko "OUT. O.Ap 0 inshomer,
~~--Taiuroat7-halinskoy proxii. 0
EXetal cutting) Reseal* astallov. Xoskra, Gee, Jed."
mehinostrolt. i madostrols. W-ty, 19530 W P, Om 713),
(XdtA1 cutting)

BRrMUNOT, A.Y.; LAWIN, TtL,N,t KALYWY, A.I.-, ll=AIW, G,N.1 9WANT,
TU.A.; fiHINKOT, P.P., dotsent. kmnd.tekhn.naukj
1469 k8nd~4)ft*PaWr-, retsensautt UM, I.S., Insh., res"n"Jilt
VAMOV, Aslep prof*) rod#; TIMIS, P.Gj., J04,11 r4d,j gaeffA,
Toro# takhnired*
ETechnoloa of mistalel ?ekhnoloola mistAllovo Moskva# Gosneudiso-
tak,hn.isd-wo mshiuostraitelit-ry, 1954, 624 p, (101A IN12)
(Metals) Obtalwork)

BARBASHOY, Yedor Alskmayevicho (lots., bnd.tekhn*naukj ONS91KNI, P.Te..
icand.tekhn.amuk, rstetnzant; AMZSOV, V.A., kamd.takhapneak,
red.; JILIZIND, V.D., t&kbn.rea7---"--' --
CStran#b sad torce rolations in the cutting of aetals) Stalkostilre
I allowye savistmosti pri ressall astalloy. MosIca, *one amnabno-
takha, lxd-wo mashizoatroit, lit-ry, 1958, 43 pq (KIPA 12:5)
(metal cuttiq)

MASHEVIGH, Ullman Abramovtch. Wh.:-.W#INDvo V.A., kmmfL.tskhp.nsukv
rateenzent; UMM2=. B.Te.9' SMMBMINA.
Te.A., redelsil-ve; MODIMI, B.1s, takhn,,red.,- XLIKM. TJ)., sekba.
red,
[Imborstory work in the course OPrinciploo of imakal culting and
cutting toolsO] Isborstomys raboty co Ituram '*snowy unhonits a
resenti metalloy I. reshusboit instv u%.0 Nook", Gon. tAuabso-W&n.
Isd-vo mehinostrolt. lit-ryj 1958, 247 po (NIRA 1115)
(Natal cutting)

KRIYOUIROY. VaBiliy Aleksandlrovicb, ; IN== A) ib
or 6-Yof inoi Jeh. ; TOXM.
Sergey Vasillyevicb. ;CEWYAIDOV. Artadly GrtWlyevioh, ; CIMIaW,
likolay Alskseyevicho ; KTAUSHM, Kikhe i1 Am*owlch., ; BOYIN,
Vladimir Gsorglyevicb,; PWBMM, Petr Grigortr4wich,; SWAOMITT,
htr Dattriyevich,; UMM, N.I., Und. ietbo, nauirp dott.,retsOnseat,;
ARSHINOV, V.A., Itand, tokhoo naUlft doteso rod*; SLYMOVAt I.As% 12d4 red.;
takha. red.
[Natal cutting] Obraboth setalloy resanten, Naskyao Sos,, tsd-vo
obor. promyshl., 1958. 6V p# (NIU Ill W
(Notal cutting)

9(2)
06W4
BOV/107-59-5-40/51
AUTHOR: Arshino
TITLE: Manufacturing Coils of Type "Universal,"
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1959, Nr 59 p 50 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author describes in detail the sanufacture of
"Universal'" type coils under smateur cond 'itions
using a KBGI capacitor as a frame. A,aote from the
editor says that coils manufactured by this method
are not much different from factory-made coils.
There are 2 diagrams.
Card 1/1

PUS I WM MUMATION SOV/5235
Arshiney, V. A.s Ctndidat* of ToWmi"I Soionaoo, and 0. A. Alekseyev,
-&%Mugrr-
Resanlys, metallov (The CUttift of MOWS) 3td rev. ed. Nosaft.,
Naftiz, 1959- 490 Y- 70#000 copies, yvutod.
Ed.: N. N. Norozovas Raginsor; Tech. Id.: 2. 1 Sokolaval Sam ~& -41 -M
3d. for Lit* turo on FaUlworkIng and Naftm;41001 XW* I.A.,T).
Bey;O7412"s =Or.
PMPOSB: This book is intended for use as a textbook at tooli ma-
thine-tool, and mashine-buildlag tokhaikums,
COVRWR: The authors discuss the basic probX"w o4osideved, 14 tb*
course "Ketal Cuttinx.w For,eaoh mothad of 3 * tal by
cutting, the following are ATMAdbods the 4KI=17 0 tbo: =1
portion of the tool, the se;;RW-ot the r of ved 00=6
chip formations the forces acting In the El" proesesi OA tbo
We" and service life of the cutting t6ol. *ethoda of dote"aning
Card -
jAk

The CuttiAg of Metals
SOV/5235
the parameters of the cutting POSUO Srs 4400 dIsOMINA. T. A.
Arshinov wrote chapter# I to =V wA ln%Xj 0. A. Al*so"*--
Mapt*rs XV to 1711. No ersonalitial Mo mmtiaMd. Mwre we
221 refereveesi all Boviot.
TANS (W OONTMS%
Introftotion
3
Ch. 1. Geometry of SinSU'-Paint Turnift Tool$ 3
1. Basic considerations
2 Tool angles i
Tool materials 22
T"Os of siw*.Polnt tUvAU% tooU 22
Ch. n. Elements of Cutting by ftm-Ing 29
1. cutting speod" rded MA dapta 07 Outtivig 29
2. Thiolmessi width# and &rat of the erase section of the
out- 32

M7E--Ov, II.A., insh.; OSIA, K.A., insh.; ARSIWICV P, kand. tekhn
-F M ~!V~
nauk, dote.,, retMmzent; ZPSHMN, Yu-.,* lnzb., ratoc-nzentj
KIWIN, F.A,p Insh,9 rod.; SOIDDWYA, T.F., tAft. red.
(Problem and exnn*a of metal cutting and nota:-cutting tools]
Sbornik sadach L primerov po rossaxUu net&Mv I rezhusbebe=
instrmentu, .Moiskra Wasbgis 1962. 224 p, (IM-A 15$U)
(Met'Ll Cutting) tMotal-;Uting tools)

A 1THOR.- Arshinov, V.D. SOV/113-58-4-6/21
TITLEt The Modernization of the lubrication ;system of the TOAZ-204
and YaAZ-206 Engines (Modernizatsiys sistemy ama3ki dvlga-
tely Y&AZ-204 I YaAZ-206)
PERIODICkL3 Avtomobil,naya promyshlennost', 195$, Sr 41 Vp 18-20 (053H)
ABSTRACT: The steady operation of the lubrication system of the T&AZ-
204 and TaAZ-206 engines to highly importut for the ~,Orvic*
life of the friction parts and for Ocoling of the plOon
crown and wells. The life of these engine$ depends essent-
ially on that of the parts of the piditon groupo The p"s-
sure of the oil in the lubrication *yltom exerts an QsPen-~
ti&l influence on the life of the psr!be ot the piston jTOUP.
At first the oil pressure to very bigh In tb* TaA,3-204~and;
YakZ-206 mass-produced engines. ToWwther *i*h the wo,&~ 0t.
the bearings and other parts this p4mours Is reduc*4 Od
falls rapidly when the number o7f royolutioms of the arjisk-l
shaft decreases. If the coarse mesh filter to ologg*dj, thle
oil pressure also drops. In addition to this, the efficiency
of the oil pusp of the engines to oonVaratively low. The
Card 1/2 modernized T&AZ-204 engine's principal lubrioation system

The Modernization of the Lubrication System of the T&AZ..204 and Y&AZ.206
Engines
',Figure 1) is discussed and graphloaliy Interpreted (Pipros
2 and 3). Ugs-pro4uoed and modernized fuel pump drivos
(Figure 4) are described and explatoO. U-porimente stowed
that in the former models an insuffictent amount of l0rl-
cant was carried to the radial working olo4ranass between
the shaft and the gear bushing. T'lis defeat has been ro-
moved in the 69w Y&AZ-9204 and YaAZ-9206 engines.
ASSOCIATIONt Taroslavskiy dytozavod (The Yaroslavl' Automobile ?lent)
1. Internal combustion engineo-Lubrioation 2. Oil punp
--Performance 3, Oil filters-EffeatiVeness
Card 2/2

SHAMISIMYN) A.I.; YAKUSFIN, F.S.; AWHINOVA, M.I.; YAKC)'IU:IIA, Te.A.
Kinetic isotope effect in deuterium and tritia ochaARe bstween
hydrocarbons and bases, Kin.i kat. 5 no*6$10006-.1007 N-D 164,
1. Fiziko-khimicheskiy inotitut imeni Karpovap Moskva. (ICRA, 260)

PWIGPOPOT, S*P.; AISHINOTA.I.N. - - --
Unic problem ift tht 66faMititto ratewch aa$tvity of the A,11.Visbaw"
skIt lwtlftts of lkrg%l of tko AOMWW d $01UMI S*j#w4jg of 00
U.SAX Test.AW MR to.,ktt" 153. (IM 712)
(ftrory)

ARSKINOVA, M.N. -, KRAKOVSKrY, 9.1.
3th scientific session of the flabinovskil Burg-IcAl lasmu-te of
the AcMaW of "toal Sciences of the TJ.$,,S.L XUrurStlim, naolOi
79-M 0 154. 8:1)
III
]l IN

ARSHINOVA, M. N.
A.RSHINUVA, K. H.- "Treatment Of Conitis Tuberculosa, Accord.,ae to
the Method of A. V. Vishnevskly.," Sub 29 Oct 52, Ac*d MW Sci
USSR. (Dissertation ftr the Degme of Candidate In Ylie(lioa
Sclonces).
SO: VecheaM Moskva Jamury-De"wber 1952

'-f. .-.
nCeramic condensers of man reactivio ps-:ior" (gwamlohoskis koWenantarl maUi rdik-
tiynoi motchnosti)p publishad b%- the Xat* Margetio Publishing House, MOMW 190.
SO: D-W355, 1.3 Jay 1954.
. I ~! ;1AF:,:NIT1+ IT Tll 11111 1111-IfIll, 111114111111111111111141,

Card 1/1 Pub. 50 - 14/20
Author Arshteyn, K, R.
Title Automatic Cdatrol of Pro-Set Cyclic Htat Processes in Vul-
canization Ottles
Periodical Dim. prom. No 5, 298-300, Jul-Aug 1995
Abstract Details are described of the automiLtie regWAtion of steds
pressure to maintain the correct vulcomization cycle in the
production of rubber-coated rollere M, the Othuchuk" pl"t.
i 'I, -IF rc _I_. I It I[ E
uIll C K 47 -,T - - - - - - IIIIAL1111, MIMI

AID P - 30"
Subject t MR/AlectricIty
Card 1/1 Pub. 29 - 11/29
Author Arphteynp Me Rep %go
Title I Regulation of Steen WGMIWO IX 6006=%U OdIOGWO
Pbriciftoal i ftergetiks 79 173, J1 M
Abs~rwt s ?be author describes the fmotionlag of AL MAIMUO possurs
regulator of the 04-M-410 tn*v pmdusod WUa plaut
wTispribor*. One diagram,
:Institution I None
Subdtted t So date

ARSM TN. P. 1.
DmUss of mirves to %be Oarly detection of t0wraulosis in
Institutions for did1dren Agd in schools. Nod. "estrag Obstra
no@ IMI-25 Oat. 1931 (01ML 21o)
1. the author to a ua%e toUngin to 'tba ChilUen's Divislas
(Road - Prof . A. 1. K~Aryavtsevft
of the Dl*omsary Soator of
the Institute for 'tuberculosis of the Awdsmy of flediod Sciences
VM (Director - Z. A, Lobedsvs)e

'-fAal i.rjnc---,)h3 of Ulu n!:'.i
On C,-- ~anizat' --r., Operat Wn, and ~iirvum, of 'YqoeI-r,, ~-, i llrmd:~.
p. 1~5, Vol. lr~, No. 5p W1, beogrul~o Apala-da)
SiOt :.anti I.:' List .:,f &i. P. 4uropLiui
'JO. 12, Dec. 1951,, Uncle

AflSTC, T.
rbroip-emchaw inum of TUMIAT ratircofts, P, q
ZZ=NICZO B"gmds Vol 12, N6* 2p I%bov 1956
$03 MUL., Vol 50 Koo 7s Mrs 1956

AMHWTA Kilitea 111i Ul
kand.wed.omak; UMJU]r, Loomard DO vydoviob,
0 1, OA, rddaktorl 003, V.I., takhoprodo
[Vascular surgery] W24wgits sowaMm- Xmkva, led-vo -SrAmatoo
1937, 31 pe (Tassoyoxaqe obehohostyo rosprostramentys poliltILch&-
~kM I nouab:wkh onsmit, #or, So noo CNIU 1132)
(OARDICUBMIAX SYMN-8tritORM

"Me Study of the Metabolism of YLUMIA D2 (21bolla4in) in OrAz"& Mnsmd4saling
Processes," by U.N. Maslealkova., N.J. ArShl" and L.O. Ovesdayap Wboratoryfor
the Study Of Vitamins (Road - Prof.7V-.V-.Y*-?j*-w`v) of Uw Initttate of Nutrition of
the Academy of Medical Sciences MI and ths Institute of kripty Imed A.T. Vidwev-
skiy of the AcadwW of Wdical Sciences UMO Mbsemp T-Olro!z, No 30 aw-
June 1957, pp 10-15.
Studios of the metabolism of vitemis k to patiosts vith %Mjdc I"%" uA with
extensive bums aro reporbed by the authoh- hurteen patients vith ti6phic acets
and 10 vith second and third degree bums vers examined.
The authors, find'up an as follow
1. Ow exerstion of vltmdn % v1th the Was is low is p0louto MA trqpkdo
ulcers, vbatJwr an an ordinary diet or with the &MUoa of bigh do4o of this via-
via to the regimes. This mus to wolaln the defitissey at vitamin N is the or-
pain of such Patients.
2. Patients with extesive second MA third dogree tvftk~ Wth betov and after
vitamin B2 ves administered, sometimem excreted more then iboo *r the man given.
V2

kaWldat maditoln-r-CLKh mu;.,~-
virns; from matorlsli of On eleyealth se-slou )f the Irearal
meeting l the ActAsmy of Kedlial ~cl*ticos cf fl,,~ U.S.S.R.
veat. A14M 65aR 12 uo.4.,31-39 157. '10.10)
-~'BUM AW SCAEME1

~,#.udytrg vt~gn in N' k rill ot Irov In) wtaballim in zorshemitcw, woumg
Lwtth sum-Ary in Amg-tsh-b io9- Pit. 16 no-3:10-15 gy-P '57,
(KIJUA 10:10)
1. la laborstoril tauchenlyt. -iitawlnoy (tav. - prof. Y-f-70fremay)
Instituta ;)itaniya AMP :;:!M I Itatituts thirurgit Amut A.T.Vishnov-
skogo AM11 !;,,SR. Moskva.
(Vl;~MIV B2 metaboliev,
in btirne & ulderu (Rus))
(Sua". meWcAtem.
vitamin B2 (tug))
(111,~*4P. metabolism.
&an*)

M
Ninth sclentifin sesslon of Vishnovskit Suxitical Institute of the
Academy of Medicnl Sciences of the S.S.S.R. Vest.AM SSSR 11 no.
2:75-82 158. (KM 11:1)
(SURGM)

ARSHINOVA, H.H., XW%d.med.n&Ukl WR"MSXUp
Dry beart awgeM uktorial from the ntkt samolon of the TUbnmkU
Institute of Surgery of the 3 at Academy Of l4dima OcUm
Yest.Aw M 15 W.2184,49 It'. (MM 14,61,

"The U3e of Silt Precipitatlon to Increase the Efffttlveness of
Soil Fertility in the Northern Part of the Volga-AkhtuUnk Mod Plmins#,;
dissertation for the degrive of Candidate of Agricultural $vIences
(awarded by the Timiryamm Agrioulturol MmdmWj 1?62)
(IsvOALYR TbdrYaxvvsk*Y 34'skokholMOOSOW Akad*NUII Nosoovo Ho* 2p
1963p pp 232-236)

14(5)
BOY1119-59-1-14J5
Translation from: Referativnyy shurnal. Elaktrotakhnikt. 19 59, Nr 1, p 194 ( USW
AUTHOR: Arshinskiy. V. M."',
TITLE: Control for Magnetic SoparAtion of MgWy-Magpotic Ores
PERIODICAL: Izv. vyssh. uchebu. xavedeniy. Gorzyy sh,~, 1958, Nr 1. pp 159-168
ABSTRACT: Requirements are formulated for selecting a principil scheme for
automatic control of magnetic separation of highly-mpelic ores. Basod oa
the concept of the coefficient of dynamic resistance to the betteficiatinS process,
analytical expressions for enrichment curves with any method of earichiment
have been obtained. It is pointed out that the actual nrichmont processes
correspond to hyperbolic processes. By awdysing the latter, causes have been
found of deviation of the actual process from the preocribe4. A control
principle is suggested which is based on mzintaini4g a specified constant
content of the useful mineral in the and product. It lk group of is"Mr4tors
whose end products are combined is coixtroUed. an additional control is
Card 1/2

SOV I I I Z -S9 -1-1413,
Automatic Control for Magnetic SieparaUon of Highly-Magnotic Ores
suggested to ensure equal mineral content in the separation layers, at all
times, for all separators. A brief description Is provided of the automatic
control system for an individual separator and for a group of sepaxators. In
the first scheme, the computer receives electrical sipaas from an inductiLuce
meter inside whose turns the product is moving, and *bo from a donsitanketer.
The value of actual magnetic fraction COnteAt, as determinedby the computer.
is fed to a comparison device to be compared with the set value. The deviation
value in applied to a saturable reactor whose working cigrrent flows in the
separator field winding. In the second scheme, the magnetic-field strenph of
the separator is corrected according to the relative coni-ent Of the magnetic
mineral in the ore stream.
B.A.K.
Card 2/2

ARSHAIRSKIT, VA., insh,
Calculating mater diagnm for tho phottoostrio r*gW*%Um *f ,
crushing whine porfOrmaco. Isv, v"o uohOo save; #olpo sW*
no.8:322-131 158. (KM 320)
l.Sverdlovokly gorm" Imattliat,
(Crushing mohlaory) (Automfle coatrol)

ARSHINSKIY, VJI., Insh.
.- Of W4900tie alaeral contsont In prodwto of
highly mgastic ore separation, 1wv.vys.uahO*t*vj; Sorosbur.
no-10:108-113 '38. MIMA 121.8)
1. Sverdlovskiy gorMy institut.
(Nagutic deparAtion of are@) (Autopotic control)

Lt"'111114XIT, VwHex_~nzh.: B"MUV, D.P., insh.
Use of standard eqillpment in systems of alltoqAtic acmirol of
the comminution process. Isvor."ouchebossy,; prowboj 49011;
U9-123 158. (KI4 120)
1. Sverdlovskil gorW institilt.
(Oro dressing) (Autow^tlo aaukro~)

ARSHTNSKTY, V. M., Cand Tech !7-.1 (d-lov) -- "kitomatle migulatim *f the Prodess
of wgnetic eeparation of strongly magnetie orps". Sverdl.Wvsk, 22 pp
(Min Flghfr ana Ini;er Spec Fdtv MR, Neralovek Ulning Tnut lm It. V. Vakh-wghev),
150 copies (KL, No 11, 1960. 112)
I . 1l 1~ ; 111 HIN1111i I ;III;

ARSHIMMY, T.R. -, insh.
Squipment for the attomatic control of the "atic voWation
process* IST."Ieuehabosavo; gor.shur. no.41100-1.05 159.
OCRA 133-5)
1. Sverdlovokiy gortyy Institat Iment T,.V* Talthrushm.
Rokomandoyana kaftdtoy obahchey slaktrotakhnikl.
(Nastic sepration of orW
(Autofttla control)

OZHINSKITi VA. insh.
Deseridaing the maguring resistance of a solumd-metarIng
control diagram of crushing moblas oporatiouso Ixv*vyv,
uchob.sav.,* gor.sbuir. no.?$137-141 '59-
(Nift 13:t#)
1. SverdloveMy gorWy institut iasal INT.U*rushava.
Rakomandoyam WWfty obababor slektrotoWtild
(CrusbIvg mchlavy) (intoutia coatidi

SW adjusting automatic control systems In are droullifilfto 13MOTPO
ucheb. savej gor,, sbw,, no.6495-1(K 060, (*lk - ut 5)
1. S"rdlawskiy goroy Institut Imeni V*lfVvXbmh"*4 As*NMdpvM
kafedroy obsbaboy slaktrotekbbiki
(Ors, dressing) lAutwAtic ooarol)
ti

ASSHINSKIY, Ttkv, BAGAUTIji0jr, G.A.; WSpiWirt N.V.; GASpjMVjCR* p.j.j
Mft5ffw-V' I.N.1 GOLUMT, G.S.; GRIM, L.T.1 =115117p S.A.1
ILIINUH, A.F.; KOZIII V.Z.; KRYMOT' V.P.; xw".,T,
LUWj V.A.; MIMM% T.A.1 MRDV, U.S.; PIMIIKO, Mjij
MKOFITEVj, T9.V.j HSWSO B.A.$ STARTSSVO 11OV.11 TM?t ~.Ioot
prof.; KHRAMOV, V.A.; AMMV, V.1.0 *%vo r$041 IIWADIOVSMUp
V.L., tekhn. red.1 BDLDTIRVA, Z.A., takhao rW.
[Handbook on electric equipment forsinos) Sprovoobn1k proo-
go slaktrotekhnika. ftd obehchei red, A.19-,Tropah MOOkva#
Goagortekhlsdat, 1962# 4w P. (Wis IW)
(11#0trialty in mining)

TRUP, Aby--- Vnt'ii ovich, doktor takhn. rimuk; ARSIIIN.I;KIY , Vad:IA
Nefod'yevich, kand.j
(Electrical equipmett &W autaimUou of concemtratW,
plants] glaktroobomdovanie I avtowitizats4ia **wgaLti-
tellrykh fabrik. IWO., parer. i dop. Moskva, Izd-wo
"Nedra,' 1964. 369p. (HIU 176)

AFSfIlISKlY, V.14., kznd. telklut. nauk; ZTJB. M.P., 'xzh*
'.1
Hydraulic and au-Outtia cantrol of the oparat,~ng -xinditime
of mine fans. T%v. i7so u*heb,, waip.1 gur. zhure "a w0t
149-154 164 (M[Rk 17tg)
1e Svedrlovskiy ITamyy institut immi Yakhmil-.evis lltekomendo-
vana karedroy aytnatizataii proimodstvmnyki~. irciscisoure

FIMMY, V.M., dotsent; 11
ye.V., inzh.
Determining the mechanical ciAracterisitco ofactuating
mechanim. Izy. v". ucheb. sav.; gora zhur. 8 no.11: .
1"-148 165. (1431A 29:1)
1. Irkutskiy politekhnitheakiy institut (for Arthinskiy).
2. Sverdlovskly gornyy inatitut Imeni Vakhrijishova Iror
Prokoflyev). Rekotoondovana. kaftdroy avtomatizatsil
Sverdlovskogo gornogo instituts. Submitted Apr13, 8, 1965.
.. ..........

- ARSH,INMEVI L. I., lnzh.) LUSKIN, A.Sop inhe
PB-3 tractor tracklayer. Transp.litroi, 15 noolO:27-29 0 165.
OILM 18112)