SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VOZNESENSKIY, V.D. - VOZNYACHUK, L.N.

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VOPIESEPISKUP V.D.f 14IKH?MVIGHI I.P.; NENASHEV, Yu.P.; NILOVA, N.V.
Structural unconformity in Upper Silurian sedimento of the Zhaman,-
Sarysu anticlinorium in central Kazakhstan. Izv. AN Kazakh. SSR. Ser,
geol. nauk no.5:55-59 163* (MIRA 17:1)
1. TSentrallno-Kazakhstan3koye geologicheskoye upravleniye, Karaganda.

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AUTHORS: VoZneBen*BkiyV.I.' Korotkikh, N.V., 53-4-9/10
Koporskiy A.S.
Recording
TVTLE: Oscillographical Tubes for/Rapidly Occurring Processes (Ostail-
lograficheakiye trubki dlya zapisi bystroprotekayushchikh pro-
tsessov)
PERIODICAL: Uspekhi Piz. Nauk, 1957, Vol. 62, Nr 4, PP. 497-522 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present survey comprises the last decade; it comprises the
main methods of oscillographics of processes taking place rapid-
ly and also some characteristic problems on rapidly acting elec-
tron-beam tubes (for instance for the production of a thin elec-
tron-beam post-acceleration.etc.). The survey is arranged as fol-
lows; 1: The methods of velocity oscillography. The deflecting
systems, the limitations of the usual deflecting systems for high
frequency. 2: The electron beam tubes with deflecting sy.,tem in
form of a line with two conductions. 31 The electron beam tubes
for the investigation of phenomena taking place rapidly with high
efficiency. 4; Microoscillographical tubeB. 5s Tubes with a re-
flecting system for a travelling wave. 61 The investigation of
the ultraehort electronic blobs- 7; The diameter of the spot. 8:
The velocity of registration. 9: The dependence of brightness on
Card 1/2 current density and on the acceleratt~d voltage. lo: The constrast.

Oscillographical Tubes for Recdrding-Rapidly Occurking Proceusee 53-4-9/10
11; Photography. Summarized survey: Up to now the width of the
band of the frequencies to be investigated was increased to loooo
megacycles. Tubes with such a band permit the investigation of
processes of a duraLion of lo-9 see. Most of the tubes have a
goud resolving power. The signal to be resolved must have at least
1 V. The registration velocity of lolo cm/sec obtained for some
tubes is in fact a realizable value for serial devices. Frequency
distortions in deflecting systems, however, hitherto prevented
the sufficiently accurate investigation of those transition pro-
cesses the spectra of which exceeded looo megacycles. At present
oscillographical tubes are needed by means 9 which transition
processes of a duration of from 10-9 to 5-10 lisec and with ampli-
tudes of some tenths of a volt can be investigated. Accordinglyj
improvements of the frequency characteristic of the deviations
and the resolving power of the oscillographic tubes has to be
aimed at when developing new tubes. There are 19 figures, 3 tab-
les and 55 references, 13 of which are Slavic.
AVAILABLE; Library of Congress
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AUTHORS: Konoreykiy, A. S., Ghernetskiyj A. V.., Korotkikh, N. Vs., 53-4-041
Voznesenskiye V. I.-
TITLE; The Electronic Methods of the Production of Ultrashort Pulses
(Elektronnyye. metody generatsii sverkhkorotkikh impullsov)o
PERIODICAL'* Uspekhi Fizicheskikh Nauk, 1957, Vol. 63, fir 4, pp. 801-812 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: The present survey is arranged as follows: Introductionp the.pro-
blemB occurring in connection with the production of pulsets by
electronic methods (destruction of a -packet", excitation of the
output device)p the pulse generator of the klystron type, a tube
with transve,rsal. deflection of the beam as generator for very
short pulses, the combined generator, a pulse generator with magn
netic deceleration; summaryll The electron generators have a good
futures Their main advantages are simplicity.,, stable operation,,
the possibility of producing very short pulses in a wide range or
frequency. The fact that a present these devices are only rarely
used may be.explained by the novelty of the methods of electronic
pulse production. They are still not known to a wide circle of
specialists. Besides, the generators used at present are mostly
of low efficiency and their applicability is limited, However,
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The Electronic Methods of the Production of Ultrashort Pulses, 53-4-6/11
of methods still to come opens up; new possibilities for pulse
technics.
There are 7 figures, I table, and 9 references, 3 of which are
Slavic.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
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GEKURi Ivan ROMAnovich; YURIYEV, Valentin 1vanovich;.V-OZ-N-B-S-ENSK1Y-,
V.I., red.; VORONIH, K.P., tekbn* redo
(Submillimeter waveol
energaizd-vap 1961.
(Mid'rdwives)
Submillimetrovye volay.
63 P,
(Radio)
Moskma, Gos.
WRA 14:12)

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AUTHORS: VoznesenskI*YD V.I., Ghernetskiy, A. V., Serebriyskiy, 1.11'4.
TITLE: The blurring of electron clusters due to Cotilomb forces, tinder the
pensating effect of an initial velocity modulation.
SOURCE: Nekotoryye voprosy tekhniki fizicheskogo eksperinienta pri issledovanii
gazovogo razryada; nauchno-tekhnicheskiy sbornik, no. 3. A. V.
Chernetskiy & L.G.Lornize, eds. Moscow, Gosatornizdat, 1961, 53-59.
TEXT: This theoretical analysis of the changes occurring in short freely-
moving electron clusters - whether monochromatic or initially ~-elocity- scattered -
is of value in the generation of electron clusters for the creation of ultra-short
(10- 9 to 10- 12 sec) pulse voltages with great iteration frequency, attaining huridre(is
of mcps, which is useful in the generation of 'elect romagnetic waves, in accelerator
design. etc. It is important to know how rapidly the electron clusters will blur
under the effect of their own space charge and to try to find a method for their
conservation over a relatively long distance. Short-wave generation by rneans of
the Vavilov-Cher(!nk,,-.,v effect anti transient or brerrisstrahlen radiation (for non-
relativistic beams) can produce a noticeable effect only if this problem is overcorne.
The Coulorrib-force-produced blurring of electron clusters was investigated by
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The blurring of e:ectrort r~lusters. . . S/725/61/000/003/003/008
G.I. Zhileyk(, (ZhT F, , - 3 1, no. 4, 1961, 508) for spherically shaped clustt!rs , and
the repulsT%-(-'turc#:a A'crf- found to be dxcLedingly significant for small cluster
sizes. The present study examines the blarring of cylindrically- shaped clustt.-rs;
in this case the repulsive forces are found to be not overly great and are, in any
event, finite even for infinicelly small longitudinal cluster dimensions (for a given
transverse size). The changt~! of the spatial density of the cluster in the course of
its motion is accounted for approximately. It is shown that the shape of a cluster
may be regarded as invariable, so 'Long as the longitudinal cluster dimension is
considerably smaller than the trantverse dimensions. For short cluster "durations"
(ratios of the longitudinal dimension by its 9mean velocity), 10- 11 to 10- 12 sec, this
requirement is satisfied ~f 5- 10 cm/sec, the cluster length is 5 - 10-2 to
5 - 10-3 cm with a diameter ot a ;*f.~W n1m). The influence of the metallic or dielect-
ric walls is disregarclvd. This is Justified for most practical applications, name],.,,
in linear accelerators, electi-on)~ .-.-Itia-short pulse generators, etc., where the
tube diameter is fairly large. Tht~! t-alculation comprises the determination of the
longitudinal size of a cluster as a fujiction of the space-charge density (assurned to
be uniformly distributed over the c!uster), the time, and the magnitude of the initia!
velocity scatter, the radial sprea'd ;,, assurned to be counteracted by a magnetic
field. Cyliadrical coordinates avc t;sed, with the origin at the center of the cluster.
The calculation (and graphic reprcs,-ntatioa) of the timewise change of the longitudi-
nal diniensiuno of ti-, tAuster ,hwk!~ that, when the initial relative velocity is
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The b,, , t-in'g of (,- htr--tron clu-3ters S / 72 5 /6 1 /000 / )0 /0 0, 3
rion,,.~ero, O-Le cluste- initially shrinks; tt-- .-, ~~ertai;. -timlimal litr-.pth aii,'!
blur out , This approximate calculatio?i shows th-it a cylindric.al
cally very 9-nall dirnf--nsions is, irl pZ*IIICIple, acliievab'~e, since the
remairis finite, A compiririon of the in -which th- initial
zero and nDnzc.--o, shcw5 thpt an initial velocity rnoduilat:',-~n
lengthen 011~- di&ta.`Icf! ov#~r Which the chiste; is conserved. There ji!,
6 refc:reixc,-z~~ reri,7nt Sovit-t (Koporid6y, A.S,, t'! a
fiz . naul~ , 195 1 , w0l 1 ; Ahil eyko, G - I .. Cand. Di~., s ., Jn-t Rild,,ovlekt r ., A I i "p"'
1959, arid ZhTF, v.3i, no.4, 1961, 508) and 3 earlier English-languagt-
(Enslein, Rev. Sci, v. 25, 1954, 5174; Hastid, D., Phis. 'sic !) Soc Pr,,~,
v. 60, 19,18 , 3,10; ;.md C rant.. E., et at., j . AppI , Phys., v. Z5, 1954, 574).
ASSOCIATION: Nonf. uiver.
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VOzIIM"-n'TSKIYO V.L.
VOMESEWSKIY, Y. L..and I.YA. Bobrav .......... Vladimirskii
khoziaistva Vladimirskoi gub. Vladimir, 1928. 147 p
otdel narodnogo obrazovaniia.)
"Spisok ispollzovannoi literatury": P. (14-1)
Krai; obzor narodnogo
(Vladimirskii gubernskii
DLC: DK51I.V6V69
W: LC, Soviet Geograpby, Part II, 1951/Uneltissified

VOZNESENSKIYI V.L., NOSENKO, B.M., STARODUBTSEVs S.V.
"Reaction Depth of an Inonic Stream on a Crystal" Dokl. AN U4 SSRs
No B. 1954* 9-14
A method of determining the penetration depth of an ionic stream
was suggested by using the properties of weakened luninescence in the cry
sta llophor layer deterioated by ionic penetration. Zn SiO Hn was
studied. The initial behavior of luninescence curves urAer 4iectron ex-
citation shows that no sharp boundary of the deterioration layer exists.
The relation of penetration depth to ion energy is nearly linear and only
slightly depends on the type of ions. (RZhFiz,, No 1l,, 1955)

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ZALEMKIT, O.T.; SMIKKATOVA, O.A.; VOZNBSNNSKff, V.L.; KONDVAWV. !.M..
redaktor; TANDVLETA, T.M., reaktirif' 'A.V., redaktor;
ARONS, R.A., tekhnicheakly redaktor.
[Using radioactive clarbon C14 in the study o photosynthesis.-I
Metody prameneAlla radloaktoynogo ugleroda G14 d1la, isuchenlia,
fotosinteta. Koskva, Izd-vo Akademll nauk SSSR, 1955. 88 P.
(Photosynthesis) KRA 8:11)
(Carboar-lootopes)

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prack~-S of PhotaSynfhcc;iG. 0. V. 7altit-
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'dap. W#xr. 4,P, 402-8tIM).-Detalled de3crip-
%.nd av! preseitted of an app. constnwted
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for the derlllilup~hmsbsorpbou w the procem of pho'myti-
thedio. gmits of expres. axe lbwumcd at length and a
(714 fA derived for cukg. the intensity of ghotasyrithesis.
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ZALENSKrY, 0. V. I SEMIKHATWAS 0. A., and VOZNMENSUYs V. L.
"Quantitative Methods Of Investigation of Photosynthesis vith the Aid
of Radioactive Carbon."
paper to be presented at 2nd UN Intl. Conf. on the -peaceful uses of Atomic
Energy, Geneva, I - 13 Sep 58.

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VOZNICSZNSKIY, T.L.; SHMIMMYA, O.A.
Experimental verification of the radiometric method of evaluating
the rate of photosynthesis. liziol.rant. 6 no 3:380-384
MY-Je '59. iMIRA 12-8)
1. V.L.Konarov Botanical Institute. LeningTad.
(Photneynthesis) (Radioactive tracers)

V02NESENSKII, V. L. Cand. Bio Sci - (diss) "Comparative ckkaract-
eristics and theorerical bases for the raaiometric method of in-
vestigating plant photoayethesislu yoscow, 1060, 23 pp, 250 cop,
(Institute of Plant Physioloa im Ke A. hmiryazev, AS USSR) Mi 42-6o, 112)

JPD1CSQWr1-.-T.-L
4 ---
Deterinining the photosynthetic rate from chances in the ilectric
conductivity of the absorbIng alkali solution Tru(br Dot.
In-it. Ser.4 no.141258-2.83 160. (MIRA 14:3)
(Photosynthesis) (Coaductometric analysis)

"-VOZ-WENSKrY. V
Error occurring in conductometric defermination of the Intensity
of photosynthesis. Biofizika. 5 no. 6:755-757 160. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Botanicheakiy inotitut imeni V.L. Kowrova, AN SSSR, Leningrad.
(PHOTOSYNTHESIS) (CONDUCTONETRIC ANALYSIS)

Research on gas exchange in plants in the closed syst-~,,ms of G14 02-
Biofizika 6 no.6;725-733 161. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Bo+Anicheskiy institut imeni V.L.Komarova AN SSSR, leningrad.
(PIANTS--,RESPIUTIGN)

DILOV, Kh.V.; FILIPPM, L.A.; SHTANIKOO T.P.;_VO2WMffSKIY, V.L.s
SEEMIKHATOVA, O.A.; 7AIZNSKIY, O.V.
Dark metabolism of organic compounds in barley at different tem-
peratures. Trudy Bot. inst. Ser. 4 no.15;3-24 162. (KRA 15:7)
(Plants-Metabolism)

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VOZ14ESEIISKIYO V.L.
k--r ~-., ~ -- - 1 -
Possibility of studying the gas exchame of plantB in closed
systems with the help of C140~. Fiziol.rast. 12 no.4:746-749
Jl-Ag 165. (MM--A 18:12)
1. Botanichoskiy institut imeni V.L.Komarova All SSSR,
Leningrad. Submitted May 29, 1.964.

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ACC NR. AP5027419 SOURCE CODE: UR/0326/65/ol2/00h/0746/0749
AUMMOR: Voznosenskiy,. V. L.
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,OR("!: Botanical Institute im. V. L. Yomarov .9 AN SSSR, Leningrad
( B, 3 t a _q i c h-6 bl- I -y- - I n-a t -t AN 555H)
TME: The possibility of studying gas exchange of plants In olosed
systems by means of carbon-14 labeled carbon dioxide
SOURCE: Fiziologlya rastoniyj, v. 12,, no, 4# 1965, 746-749
TOPIC TAGS: plant metabolism$ plart respiration, photosynthesis,
carbon dioxide# isotope, test chamber, test met-hod
ABSTRACT: Tests were designed to discover whether data on plant
photosynthesis obtained on the basis of COp radioactivity chariges
corresponds to the apparent photosynthesis the true photosynthesis.,
u
or to none o:~ the usual processes 0' 002 metabolism. In 40 tests,
leaves of various -plants were placed In a glass container with a
counter, optic-acoustic gas analyzers with a selfseriber to measure
C02 concentrations labeled C02, and lienting equipment. The tests were
conducted at room temperatures with a light intensity varying from 3 to
16 thoqsand lux and an initial C02 concentration of 0.5-1%. Results of
curve--analysis were as follows. n varying tests with high initial 002
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concentrationp the specific 002 activity remained firat conatant. then
dropped. For small initial CO concentrations$ the activity dropped to
a constant value as CO assimNation by the plants decrease"d. No
increase of the specific C02 activity was observed during the tests in
contrast to findings by other authors. This last fact does nQ4-, mean
that no isotope effect exists; it may have been masked. As regards the
relationship between C02 metabolism and C02 concentrations curves for
.the apparent C02 exchange differed from those based on CO radioactivit~l
and also from trio true photosynthesis (see Fig. 3). In tLs system,
data were obtained only on the assimilation of CO from an. outer mediumq1
without consideration of CO reassimilation. It &as concluded that
2 2
0 s r"'
thia methlod yields reliable data on the rate of phot InthesIs dependin
on many e7ternal factors (such as light or tomperature at high C02
I a 0 h - 41- y n
-Looncentra ions, At lo-r concentrations for which the* r to f 'p o os
si.T--daponds-on-C --- :;onoon
the.
approximate-ra-te-of 5iiot-OSjrxth-06is*--_ Dope ndin-g- dn-the~experimentai
conditions (respiration rate, isotope effects- participation cf labeled---
C02 in respiration) the values obtained may be closer to the apparent
or to tha true photosynthetic rate. In elosed systems with illuminated
Pecif -io -activity -of-- CO, does not - vary- linoax-ly- with time;I
s 8
honce in tho- case---thd---CO':) - liberation rate- as a- result---of
respiration cannot be deduced on"thebasis of decrease in the spocifl L
.activityp even if-isotope-offects are neglected.- Orig, art. has: -4
-figures.
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0.0's At #,IS 0,2 110 11frij.
Fig. 3; Curves of intensity of photosynthesis as a function of C02
concentration plotted according to data in Fig, 1. 1 - photosynthesis
measured by C14020 2 apparent photosynthesis.. 3 res iration., 4 -
tzlue photosynthesisp ; - curve of true photosynthe;is (&) brought to
the level of curves 1 and 2,
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V07llESL7lSKlY,- Viktor Leorddovich; ZALFTS'KIY, Oleg Vyachenlavovich;
'-*MjqXR)itCffA,-O'f~-P,rr.-an'Y&ar.&-o,.rr,a; Prinimall, ucbastiye:
GLAGOLEVA, T.A.; FFILIPPOVA, L.A.
[Methods of photosynthesis and respiration studies] Metody
issledovaniia fotosinteza i dykhaniia rastenii. Moskva,
Nauka, 1965. 304 P. (MIRA 18:8)
1. Laboratoriya fotosinteza Botanicheskogo instituta im.V.L.
Komarova AN SSSR (for Glagoleva, Filippova).

V021,TFSENSKIY, V.L.
Study of the carbon dioxide gas excnan~,-- cur-ve-v of plants a-- 101.1
C02'concentrations. Fiziol. rast. 11 no.6:974-977 N-D 164.
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Komarov Botanical Institutel U.S.S.R. Academy of Sci6nces,
Leningrad.

FILIPPOVA, L.A.; VGZNESENSKIY, -V.L.; BOGATKINAp V.F.
Use of the products of photosynthesis in respiration. Fiziol.
rast. U no.1:43-48 A-F 164. AMIRA 17:2)
1, Laboratoriya fotosinteza Botanicheskogo instituta imeni
V.L. Komarova AN SSSR, Leningrad.

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VOZNESENSKIYP V.P., gornyy inzh.
Using charges with air spaces in quarries of the Dokuchaev
flux dolomite combine. Vzryv. delo no.54/11:325-328 164.
(MIRA 1739)
1. Dokuchayevskiy flyuBo-dolomitnyy kombinat.

VOMESENSKIrs V. P.
Bane - Grafting
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TIRIONOTA, Z.I.; 5"-VANOVA, K.R., kandidat moditsinakikh nauk; KESHAJAIN, U.N.,
kandidat med".sinskikh nauk; RAKMV, A.M., professor; GULTAYEV, A.V., pro-
fessor; VOZNJMSKIY. V.P.. professor; I]KITRIYZV, I.P., professor; WXJIV,
B*V., professor; FWROT, S.A., profesRor, predsed&-
tell; DOROFMV, V.I., sekretar'.
Minutes of the session of the Surgical Society of Moscow and Moscow Province
of June 27. 1952. Khirurp-11a no.3:84-M Nr 153. (qTpk 4-6
1. Xhirurgicheekoye obahchestvo Hoakvy I Mookovskoy Oblasti.
(Heart--Surgery) (Cardiovascular eyatem--Surgery)

TOZNZSUSKIT, Vladimir Petrovich; ITANOT, Vasiliy Alsksayevich
[Operative surgery and topogra]~hic anatomy] Operativnaia khirurgiia
i topografichaskeis anatomlia. K.o9kva,.Nedgij# 1959. 470 P.
(MIU 13:7)
(SMIRY, OrIRATITZ) (ANATOMY, SURGICAL AND T(JPOGMPHICAL)

BAKULEV,A.N., akad.; BLOKW, R.N.; BOGUSH, L.K.; VELIKORETSKIY, A.N.. prof.;
VOZNESENSKIY,V P., prof., zasl. deyntell nauki [deceased]; GULYAYEV,
prof.; DANILOVj I.V.p prof.; DUBOV, M.D... doktor med. nauk; KA-
mismy, V.I., prof.; LIKBERG, A.A.; LINMG, B.E.0 z%sl. doyatell
nauki, prof.; MEMBEV, I.A., dots.; MESHALKIN, Ye.N.* prof.; MIRONO-
VICH, N.I.,, doktor mod. nauk; NIKOLAYEV, O.V., prof.; NIFONTOV, B.V.,
doktor med. nauk; PETROVSKIY, B.V.j PRIOROV, N.N.Cdaceased]; RIIU=,
G.A., prof.; ROVNOV, A.$., prof.; RUMOV, I.G.; STRIUCHKOV, V.I.;
SHRAYBERY M.L., doktor med. nauk; GORELIKI S.L... dots.,red.; YELANSKIY,
N.N.J. red.; SALISHCOV, V.Z., zaal. dayatell nauki, prof. (deceased);
RYBUSHKIN, 1.1i., red.; BULtDYAM, N.A., tekhn. rod.
(Surgeon's reference book in two voliunes] Spravocbnik khlrurga v dvukh
tomakh. Pod obahchei red. A.N.Volikoretakogo i dr, Moskva, Medgizo
V61-1. 1961. 564 P. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Deystvitellnyy chlen Akademii meditainskJl-h nauk SSSR (for Blokhinp
Petrovskiy., Priorov., Rufanov, Limberg). 2. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii
meditainskM nauk SWR (for Bogushl Struchkovv Yelanskiy).
(SURGEU)

BABKIN, I.A.; BOGOLYUBSKIY. G.N.; PURLINOV, I.I.; VOZNXSICNSKIY. V.V.;
DANILYUK, V.S.; ZAPOLISKIT, G.N.; ZUBKIN, A.S.; ILITASM, A.S.;
KnMT , K.M.; KOYMATIM, P.V.;- KORABLZV, N.D.; LZBEMA,
Tu.4.; KAKAROV, Tu.K.; MIROSHNIKOV, I.P.; NOVICIONKO, X.P.;
POPOV, A.V.; SEMRTAKOV, V.A.; KANEVSKAYA, M.D., red.; ANDRIANOV,
B.I., takhn.red.
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a textbook for organizations of the All-Union Voluntary Society for
the Promotion of the Army. Aviation, and Navy] Zashchita na6eleniia
ot sovremennykh aredstv porazheniia; uchabnoe posobie dlia organi-
zatsil Yeesoyusnogo dobrovollnogo obshchestva soaeystviya armii '
aviateii i flotu. Moskva, Izd-vo DOSAAF, 1958. 334 P. (MIRA l2k)
(Civil defense)

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BOGOLYUBSKIY, G.N.; BURLINOV, I.I.; VINOGRADOV, L.V.Q~9~,
V
DANILYUNj V.S.; ZUBKn;p A.S.; ILIYASHEV, A.S.j KORABLEV,
M.D.; LEREDEVA, YuA.; MAKAROV, Yu.K.j MIROSHUINOV,, I.P.1
NOVICHENKO, I.P.; POPOV, A.V.; SEREBRAKOV, V.A.;VARENIIINOV,
I.S., red.; GODINER, F.Ya., red.; SORKIN, M.Z., tekhn. red.
(Protecting the population from present-day means of
destruction) Zashchits. naseleniia ot sovremennykh sredstv po-
razhanila; uchebnoo posobie dlia organizataii DOSAAF. Pod ob-
shchei red. I.S.Varennikova i L,V.Vinogradova. Izd.2., perer.
i dop. Moskva, Izd-vo DOSAAF, 1962. 254 p. (MIRA 16:4)
(Civil defense)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6426
Bogolyubskiy, G. N., 1. 1. Burlinov, L. V. Vinogradov, Y, .-V-o g---e kiy-,
-Y An .9 n5
V. S. Danilyuk, A. S. Zubkin, A. S. Illyashev, M. D. Korablev, Yu. A.
Lebedeva, Yu. K. Makarov, I. P. Miroshnikov, 1. P. Novichenko, A. V.
Popov,and V. A. Serebryakov
Zashchita naseleniya ot sovremennykh aredstv porazheniya; uchebnoye
posobiye dlya organizatsii DOSAAF (Protection of the Population From
Modern Means of Destruction; Handbook for DOSAAF Organizations)
2d ed., rev. and eni. Moscow, DOSAAF, 1963. 254 p. 450,000 copies
printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Vsesoyuznoye ordena krasnogo znameni Dobrovollnoye
obshchestvo sodeystviya armii, aviatsii i floty.
Eds. (Title page): I. S. Varennikov and L. V. Vinogradov; Compilers: M. D.
Korablev and Yu. A. Lebedeva; Ed.: F. Ye. Godiner; Tech. Ed.: M. Z.
Sorkin.
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VQMSFN~.M, V.V., gornyy inzh.; HUTORYANSFY, Ye.Ye., gornT
AVD04111, E.I., go.-nyy inzh. y Inzh.;
Starting centrifugal pumps without priming. Ugol' 40
no.4:75 Ap 165# (MIRA 18:5)

V0714EMNSKIY V.V. gornyy inzh.-elektromekbanik; YURBATSKIY, B.P..
'-- gornr/ inz .-olektrompkhanik
Improvement of the automatic control system of winches used for
railroad serviced waste piles. Ugoll Ukr. 7 no-11-37-318 N
163. (MIRA 17:4)

BELAYENKO, F.A., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk; KRASNOPOLISKIY, A.A., gornyy
inzhener; DRUXOMM, M.F., gornyy inzhener; VOZNESDISkIY V.V.
gornyy inzhener; DZYABURA, G.F., gorn3rj inzhener; FIGLYAI.07, S.1).,
gornyy inzhener
Results of usinr sing]A-row and multirow and s~,ort-delay blasting
in pi s o-F' the Yelenovka Mining Mministration. Vzryv. delo
no 4?M:~4_84 (MIRA 11;:2)
ol. I
1. Dnepropetrovskiy gornyy institut, Yelenovskoye rudoupravleniye.
(Yelenovka repion (Donetsk Province)--blasting) (Boring)

VOZNESENSKIY, Yevgeniy Favlovich; BROVCHENKO, Igrratiy Savellyevich;
ueMstiye-TIMIONIN, M.G.; MMER, I.M., retsenzent;
RYZHOVI, A.D., retsenzent, ABELTINISH, A.Ya... retsenzent;
AKIMOVA, L.D., red.; PECIOIK121A, O.P.p tekhn. red.
(Accounting in food industry enterprises) Bukhgalterskii
uchet na predpriiatiiakh pishchevoi promyshlemoeti. Mo-
skva, Pishchepromizdat, 1963. 342 p. (MIRA 17:2)

T
L 102!~L-~6 ~Wzwr(wOm FFTC/AsD/Am/wD N4 K
E I K EXPLOITATION SOV16426 r/.?
_,, I - n _Yinoigradov V. V, Voznesemskiy.
Bggolymbshay,_fU N 1., 1. Burli oy, L V,
V. S. Danilygk A S Zubkin, A -105-rabl-ev-.Tu, A-.---
,_S, .1 tLahev, M-, D~
_I~y_ _
Lebedeva, YR, & hUkarov, I, P, Miroolmikov. I. P, Novicheriko, A, V,
Poppyand L A. SerghEXM2
7--ashchita naseleniya at sovremennykh sredetv porlmheniya; uchobnoye
poaobiye d1ya organizatsii DOSAAF (Protection%f the Population From
Modern Means of Destruction; Handbook for DOSAAF Organizations)
2d ed., rev. and enI. Mosaaw, DOSAAF, 1983. 254 p. 450,000 copies
printed.
Sponsoring Agency- Vaesoyuznoye ordena krasnogo znameni Dobrovollnoys
obshchestvo, sodeyst" armii, aviataii i floty.
Eds. (Title page): 1. S. Varennikov and L. V. Vinogradov; Compilers: M. D.
Korablev and Yu. A. Lebedeva; Ed.: F. Ye. Godiner; Tech. Ed. M. Z.
Sorkin.
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COVERAGE: This book describes in detail modern aerial mass -destruction
weapons and civil defense, It also discusBla-s means of coping with the ef-
fects of an attack.
TABLZ OF CONTEIJTS:
Foreword
3
Ch. I. Modern Aerial Mass -Destruction Weapons 8
Ch. IL Protecting the Population From Modern Mass -Destruction
Weapons 65
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150
-Ch. 1V# Instructions and Responses to Civil Defense Signal#
Ch. V. Liquidating the Consequences of an Aerial Attack 173
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
SUBJECT: Civil Defense
AD/dk/os
bm/ C&I 7/30/63
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kand. ekon. nauk.
"Xconoedcal analysis of production &ad finanae activities of In-
dilstrial enterprises" by I.I. PokU4, Reviewed by M.P. YomesensKi.
Vaist, meah, 38 no,3.,90--91 Mr '58, (HIM 1112)
(Machinery'Industry)
(Poklad, I.I.)

N
TOZKKBINSICIT, TZ
Dukheelterskiy pc-.et kapitallnogo straditelletya. ( a bookkeeping account of
capital constractione, by To. P. TosnAmenekly 1 N. P. Protov. Koskya, Gonfinizdat,
1951
Lib. Has: v. i.

T107-~9771-11SKTY,, Ye. F.
Yomplek-neya ,r-.ek!honIz-.itIsiyIi vo-,delyv'Iniya 1rartofelya v
net~hermozem.oy polose=7ESR (Comrdex of Potato CultIv.--tior. 4-- I-Jrif~.
Non-black L;oU Area of the U-"R) Sell khozgIz, 5 sheets.
The brocmIre dest-ribes the construction and utI117.a'ion o' machines and
tools Us~fd for Comnlex mechaniznti-n of rotato cultivation in the non-black
soil area of the USSR.
The brochure is inf-indod for agrimiltural mechanizers who are concerned
with potato cultivation~
SO: U-6472, 18 Nov 1254

2. -,!-3!R (6(,'0)
11- Earthw.--vin- Machinery
7. UEe of Tnachinery in eartl-ior-k dlurin:7 t,I:e corr-.tr--.cti,)n of' a Tmaltil Sect-iOP- 7'--" S,10.
Korln. 4 No. 3; 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, jur"'! 1953. Unclassified,

VOZINIESEISKII. E.P.
Mekhanizataiia vozdelyvaniia kartofelia v nechernozemnol. polose SSSR (Mechanization of
potato cultivation in "he nonchernozem belt of the U.S.S.R.) MosIrva, Sellkhozeiz, 1954.
152 p.
SO: Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Vol 7, No. 8, Nov. 1954

ARSHENOV, A., inzh.; -VCZW.0&14SKIY, Yu. , inzh.
Device for observing phase relational4p in stereophonic
recording. Radio no44s5lp54 Ap 163, (Kin 16s3)
(Stereophonic sound systems)
(Magnetic recorderre " recording)

t- VOZNEBFMKIxr--II4.Av--
Use of the F14 priftciple and OL CaPaCitatM device for controlling
quality in Connection with a cutting bead using feedback. Trudy
vNAiz no.7:97-103 160. (KIRA 1424)
(Sound-Recording and reproducing) (Phonorecorda)

-VDZIIEI SETIS IV, A l
k ---tereophonic sound reproducing system. Trudy IMUZ no.9:122-134
16-
.J a (MIRJI ll,~ : 9 )
(Sterephonic sound systems)

2
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3/17 [/0C)4/008/005/016
B116/B212
AUTHORS: B~ondarenkof A. V., Vomesenskiy, Yu. A., Minashin, 19. Ye.,
Sidorova, I. I., Sgarapoi, ij
TITLE: Investigation of the automatic control system for t4~ power
level of a power reactor
PERIODICAL: Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy zhurnal, V. 4, no. 8, 1961, 54-62
TEXT: The pyesent paper deals with the calculation of the control system
of h power reactor.,,Aconcrete example is giVen for the investigation of
the transient process's* for one of the variants of a projected reactor.
having an automatic power control system. A number-of quest16ns are dis-
cussed which are connected with the autbmatic reactor during non-steady
operrationi The variant mentioned is shown in X'ig. 1. The control object
is built similarly to that of the first atomic power plarit in the USSR,
namel.na heterogeneous uranium-graphite boiling reagtor. This reactor has
-4
.an effective neutron life of 1 4-10 see and a negative temperature
effect, Fig. 2 shows the cross sectiori-of a fuel element in the graphite
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Investigation of the automatic ... Bi16/B212
block of the core. Three groups of equations are set.up: For the change
of'neutron density in the reactor in time:
dn k 0
n+
dc, k.0 01
).j C, + -
Wz
2,..., 6,
where T denotes the time, n the neutron density$ k k the, decay
aO eff' Ai
onstant of the fragments of the i-th group of delayed neutrons, 1 the
effective relative yield of delayed neutron"s bf the i-th group (baking into
account the production energy), c the effective life of net~trons in the
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Investigation of the automatic B116/B212
reactor. The deviation ak - k I is caused by an exteznal perturbation
eff
(4k
perturbation) and by a change in reactivity 1) due to the motion of them
,Control rods (automati; controller): iskAp, 2) Aue to the insertion-of
emergency protection rods into the core: &k ep i and 3) due to.the deviatfon
of the uranium, moderator and coolant temperatures.: &kt; ak-combines
additively all of these. The second group of equations expresses the
change in time of the determining parameters of the automatic control
dtq 1
system.'- They read. k, [n(-c) 1] (8)
d
T dA- u+ k k (9) 492 (10),
MV d-r 2 3&fP2 dr
dx
TSW + k 6u ak' 9-2 (12),
4 A
where n(T) denotes the relative neutrdn'density; y, the angle of rotation-,
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of the drive (of the intermediate switch mechanism); 92 the angle.of
rotation of the switch mechanism drivel u the potential at the output of the
magnetic amplifier'; T tho time conatant of this amplifier; T the time
MV , SW
constant of the switch mechanism; k k k I k denote the transmis-
11 1C2 39 4 5
sion coefficients of the control elements. The third group of equiLtions
makes it possible to determine the mean change of the uranium temperature.
(-47-) in the reactor and also the change cP k when the uranium tempera-
U 0 Off
ture changes-by 1 C and by&kt, if the,temperature coefficient of reactivity
is known. These iquationb *read as follows:
temp
dAtli 0,650 A 1,1, + 0,596 A ill 8.63 In 0) 11;
d,
d A tit
0,654 A ill + 0,600 A I+ 16,2 In (r) 11: (14)
d
d A iM
2 - - 0,661 A fill + 0,607 A All + 20,4 In (t) I I
d-c (15)
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dA1lv
U
152
# A i,',v + 20A In (16)
d
dAtt
1,77 A 11,, 7,64 A A (17)
dAill
169 A Ill- 4,99 A ill +13,04 A t1j; -
d
d A Ill." = M 3,33 A t," 0,0 15 A flit A flit
1, 48 At"*' 5,67 A It U
T (19),
where &t denotes the deviation of the mean uranium temperature in the
u
the devia-
cross section of the core in question from a nominal value;
.tion of the mean coolant temperature in a certain section (tile active zone
is divided into sev6ral sections with respect to height: 1, 11, II1i,*1V)-
it is assumed that the heat removal is concentrated in the layer having
radius r 3) and that the fuel mass will produce an additional tkiermal re-
sistence. Eas. (1) (19) have been investigated with the help of a r'O'
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Investigation of the.automatic ...
actor simulator considering 6 groups of delayed neutrons and with three
simulating devices of type MH-7 OIN-7) for work control of reactois. The
sA of equations is schematically shown in Fig- 3. The following results
have been obtained by a study of the automatic controiler and reactor for
non-steady operation: 1) Representation in one-group approximation results
in an o,x6essively high,maiimum reactivity jumD permissible; therefore, 6 - I.
groups have been taken. 2) For a discontinuously changing reactivity, the*
increase of the amplification factor of the automatic controller Will first
decrease the power excess but will also increase the control; time. in-
creasing the amplification factor by a factor of three will keep the -
+0
system stable. '3) 'Yihen the temperature.effect qt was not taken in.'
account, one obtains &k 0.000472 and a linear dependence of the
perm
permissible reactivity j bkp AQ
'umP of.Qtemp: er.m temp ' 1.45. 4) The
muzimum permissible amplitudes of reactivity pulsation in the range of
0-05 - 0.3 cPs, which can be applied to the automatic controller, are
given as: &k 0.0002 at Q .0 and &k = 0.0003 25 at Q . -0.67-10 -4
t t
Therefore, 'the temperature'effect has to be determined accurately:
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5) Even at resonance frequencies the automatic-controller is able*to take
the pulsation of the coolant amount, and the amplitudes of the correapond-
ing stabilized power fluctuations will be smaller than the permissible
maximum.- A. X. Krasin, Academician of the AS BSSR,-is thanked for interest
in this work. There ake 5 figures and 2 Soviet-bloc references.
SUBMITTED: April 8, 1961
Fie. 1: Block diagram of the chief components of t.he.automatic control
system.
Legend: 1) perturbation; 2) influence of the temperature effect; 3) r'eactor;
4) control rods; 5) neutron detector; 6) power transmitter; 7) signal
amplifier; 6) intbrmediate switch mechanism; 9) comiarator; 10) drive;
11) magnetic amplifier; 12) switch mechanism.
6o.?myu4eMUV A Ke Z)
,0
3) PeaKMOP
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lo

AKTMOV, V.F.; VCr/,NESMSKIY-,, Y.u.A-.; IIOPKOV, V.7.
psymamic c,' a trarsepyuravx as an objeot of auto-
I
matic control. Nef t. khraz. 42 zio.'1:52-56 J1 '64.
(MIRA 1718)

V,MMS
Force of reaction of the sound pickup stylus and the groove and
methods of its measurement* Trudy VKUIZ no.515a-66 959.
(MM 15 2-4)
(Phonographo-Testing)

EXCERPTA MEDICA See 2 Vol 1214 Physlola&7
1402. EFFECT OF AZAMETHONIUM ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTFNt OF
DOGS IN VARIOUS CHRONIC EXPERIMENTAL CONDITIONS (Russiantext) -
Voznesensk~ V B. B. 1st Moscow 1. M. Sechenov Order of Lenin hied.
_1nst_.. _W'scow ---MY=. EKSPER. BIOL. I MED. 1958, 45/1 (57 -62) Graphs 3
In chronic experiments on 4 trained normal dogs a slight hypotension. tachycardia.
disappearance of respiratory arrhythmia. shortening of PQ and QT interval and
changes in T wave were.produced by azamethonium (pentamine). Conditioned press-
or responses to electrical stimulation were abolished. but Rressor effects of ad-
renaline increased. Treks - Prague (11. 18)

OMMSUSKIr B.B
3ff act of ACM on the circulatory system under experimental conditions
(with summary in Inglish]. Probl.endok. i gorm, 5 no.1:24-30 JT&-F 159.
(MM 12: 3)
1,, Js kef edry patologicheskoy f ~ziologii (say. - prof . S.M. -Pavlenko)
I Kookovokogo ordena Lenins. medi tainskogo Inatituta imeni I.M. U-
chenovas
(ACTH, effects,
on cardioraoc. system in animals (Rus))
(CAM)IOVASCULAR SYSTJM, off. of drugs on,
ACTH (Run))

KOPYRIN, I.A.; OSTROUKHOV, ICU,; BYALYY, L.A.; -YOZNESFMKY, V.A.; PLASTININ, B.G.;
Prinimali uchastiye: KORYAVTSLV, A.V.; CHIRKOV, G.G.; BRADCHUMO, V.P.
Investigation of gas dynalmca in the blast furnace process using
helium. Izv. AN SSSR.Otd.tekh.rauk. Met. i topl. no.5:22-28 S-0 162.
(MM 15:10)
(Mast furnaces) (Gas dynamics)

VOZNESENSKYR V.L. [Voznesanakly, V.L.1
Conductonstric apparatus for determining photosy""Watic rate.
Biologia plantarum 6 no. 209-83 164.
1. V.L.Komarov Institute of Botany, Academy of Sciences of the
U.S.S.R., Leningrad 22, ul. prof. Popova 2.

VOZNICA, Drahoslav
Further development of socialist competition. Geol pruzkum
6 no.9:257-258 S 164.
1. Central Committee of Mining Industry and Power Industry
Trade Unions, Prague.

t t n
(.f Trade Unlon of omd
komr-
0 r J

V021 41CA
Socialist competition and socialist work brigades ir- the
coal industry. Uhli 6 no. 4z 113-114 Ap 164.
1. Central Committee of the bWt~4on of MIners ahd
Power Engineering Workers,

SHUMA, S. [Szyma, S.j (Pollgha); VOZNICIIER, K. (Wozniczek, K.j (Polloha)
Acoustic aspects of t~e Gruneieen-Debye equation. Prim. ul-traakust.
k issl. veshch. no.14:61-63 '61. (MIRA 14:12)
(Molecular theory) (Sound--Speed) (Differential equations)

PFLIEGEL, Theodor; AMICK, Milan; VOZNICOVA, Eva
Data on the effect of concentrated sulphuric ac-Ld on some sub--
stituted 114,acylamino--arylamino-a.,ithraquinonf,%.3. Cil".e.'a prur. IJ,
no.12:641-643 D 164
1. At present: Ghinoin, budap-s-9jpeot (for Ffllegoll). 2. ChnIr
of Orgazilc Substrmcf) Tnchnolog. of tho Illfhor ,-)(!ilool of Chet'.1cal
Technology, Pardubice (for A~mjmelc and Vow0rova).

VOZRIM Y, 1- Ile'!7me, nfmk,
0
Mcrjernizpt Ic T, ;:~!*, -~~ 'P:"- -; 4 ni: : Y- - - -I-,* ;~" nn "!2A.-P JI 165z
(MIRA 18-.7)

VOWITSM, Igor' VjtUj2M"EjMh;-.jVXIOV, Lev Andrianovich. Prinimal
7~--uchastiye CHUM y L.A.; mEGRABOV, G.A., dotD., retsenzent;
MALAKHOV, H.D... mekhanik-nastavnik Dallnevostoct---ogo pa-
rokhodstva, retsenzent, NEUDOVAi E.S.p red.; LAVMICVA9 N.Bof
tekbn. red.
[Breakdown of internal combustion marine engines] Avarii sudo-
vykb dvigatelei vnutrennego sgoraniia. Moskvap Izd-vo
"Vorskoi transport,," 1961. 240 p. WEIA 15:2)
(Marine engines-*aIntenance and repair)

VOZNITSKgt jg orl Yltpllpvich. Prinimali uchastiye: ITANOV, L.A., kand.
inzh.. ROZHAMIT, G.S., kand.takim.
nauk, retzenzent; DAIIILEVSKIY, T.T., dotsent, red.; ANERAMA,
L.S.. red.izd-va; LAVRENOVA. N.B., takhn.red.
[Nngines and power plants on modern trawlers)
ustanovki sovramennykh rybopromyslovykh sudov.
"Morskoi transport,* 1959. 201 p.
(Trnwla and trawling) (Marine engines)
Dvirsteli i ailovYe
Moskva. Izd-vo
(MIRA 12:12)

VOZP,NILF,K, F.
"The reasuring technique for Ouclear reactors."
P. 94 (Sdelovaci Technika, Vol. 6, No. 3, March 1958, Praha, Czechoslovakia)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EFAI) Wj Vol, 7) No. 9, September 1958.

VOZNITSK1Y I kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk (Murmansk)
--- -, 77 - 7:
Valuable work on problems of ship engine superchargers. ("Increasing
the power of ship diesel engines b7 supercharging.' N.V. Petrov-
skii. Reviewed by 1. Voonitskil). Kor.flot 16 no.4:31 Ap 136.
(MM 9:8)
(Narine diesel engines) (Superchargers) (Petrovskii, N.V.)

VOZNJAK, M.
Restoration of old receivers. P. 174.
IU.DIO.IdrIATE,F',, (Savez radioamatera Jbgos1aVLja)
Beogrv.',, Yugoslavia. Vol. 12, no. 6, June 1958.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (MAI) W, Vol. 8, no. 8, Aug. 1959.
Uncl.

18(7) PIME I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV12273
Voznovich., P, D,
1~
Okh30IIh0wiye metallurgicheskikh pechey Tysok-temperaturnymi. teplonositelyami
(Cooling of Metallurgical Furnaces by Means of High-temperature Heat
Carriers) MOSCOW., Metallurgizdat., 1959. 228 p. Errata slip inserted.
3,200 copies printed.
Ea.: S. M. Lukomskiy; Ed. of Publishing House: M. R. Lanovskaya; Tech. Ed.:
M. K. Attopovich.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers and technicians engaged in designing
and operating metallurgical or other furnaces and heat exchangers using
high-temperature heat carriers.
COLVERPSZ: Possibilities of the secondary utilization of heat as source of energy
are investigated. Different types of high-temperature organic owd inorganic
heat carriers along With their properties and -function in cooling metallurgical
furnaces are discussed. Results of pilot plant tests carried out to analyze
the process of cooling shaft furnace jackets usin& dlphenyl mixture are
analyzed. Various cooling systems using high-tAmperature heat carriers and
their operations are described. Problems of heat emissi6n-and exchange,
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circulation of heat carriers suitable for cooling furnaces of various types)
and the operation of cooling systems are reviewed. Some suggestions on
how cooling Mtems should be operated are offered. The book contains designs,
diwms,, tables and formulas. Comments made by V.,O. Fogel', Candidate of
Technical Sciences, are acknowledgedby the author. There are 138 references:
125 Soviet, and 13 English.
TABIB OF CONTEM:
Foreword
6
PART I. HEAT CARRIERS AND THEIR FUNCTION IN THE COOLING SYSTEM OF METALLURGICAL
FURNACES
Ch.,I. Methods ofUtilizing Heat Obtained During the Cooling of Metallurgical
Furnaces 7
1. Cooling metallurgical furnaces *1th water 7
2. Cooling furaaces with high-temperature heat carriers 14
Ch. II. High-temperature Heat Carriers and Their Physicochemical Properties 15
1, General requirements for heat carriers 15
2. Inorganic heat carriers -16
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3. Organic heat carriers 26
4. HTS aqueous solutions 42
5. Comparison of heat-carrier characteristics 45
PART II. EMMDOM AND MWMCff ON COOLING BRAFT MUM JACKETS
Ch. I. Pilot Plant System and Teez XwthWa 51
1. Dencription'of the pilot plant 51
2. Testing the cooling system of the pilot plant 54
3. Measuring instruments and measuring methoda 59
Ch. 11. Test Procedure and Test Results
65
Ch.III. Heat Exchange In Shaft Furnace Jackets When Cooled With A Diphenyl
mixture T9
1. Thermal regime of Jackets 79
2. Heat exchange in the economizer section 80
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PART 11:1. pROBIM or HEAT EXCHANGE AND CIRC=TION
Ch. 1. Heat Exchange of Organic Heat Carriers I 1., 87
1. JALrge volmm heat exchange in heating and cooling processes carried
out vith the aid of organic heat carriers 88
2. Convective heat exchange in the forced circulation of a heat carrier 89
3. Heat exchange auring vapor condensation of a diphenyl mixture 91
4. Heat exchange in a boiling heat carrier 93
Ch. II. Heat Exchange Produced by Malted HTS Salts and by Their Aqueous
solutions 1o6
1. Results of tests moLde to determine the emission of heat in the
forced circulation of melted salts 106
2. Heat exchange produced by HTS aqueous solutiOns log
ChJIL Method of Computing Cirmlation of RiSt-tftVarsture Heat Carriers 122
1. Hydrodynamic determination of a single-pUase strew circuit 122
2. Hydrodynamic determination of a double-phase stream circuit 128
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Cooling of Metallurgical Furnaces (Cont.) SOV/2273
PART IV. COOLING FUMUM WITH ORGANIC HM CAMUM;S
Ch. I. Cooling the Shaft Furnace at the "Yuzhuralaikelf" Plant With a Diphenyl
Mixture 135
1. System of cooling of jackets 135
2. layout of the principal equipment and its characteristics 137
3. Automation and measurement of the cooling system 141
Ch. II. Designs of Systems for Cooling Furnaces With Organic ifeat Carriers 147
1. Cooling shaft furnaces with forced circulation of an organic heat
carrier 147
2. Cooling of furnaces used ftr calaination in the boiling layer 1410
3. Cooling furnaces used for heating 150
4. Circulation pumps 152
5. Cooling furnaces using heat to warm the air 155
Ch. III. Some Suggestions on Operating Cooling Systems 159
1. Servicing cooling system 159
2. Description of failures of equipment using a diphenyl mixture 165
3. Storage of diphenyl and diphenyl oxide 167
4. Preparation of diphenyl mixtures 168
5. Determination of the change in physicochemical properties of a
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diphenyl mixture depending on duration of the operation 169
6. Regeneration of a diphenyl mixture 171
7. Hermetic! sealing,of the cooling system 173
8. Determination of leakage in the cooling system 176
Ch. IV. Technical and Economic Indices of Heat Utilization in Cooi.ing
Jackets With a DIphenyl Mixture 18o
PART V, THE UTILIZATION OF MEIMED SAM ARD THEIR AQUEOUS SOIMIONS AS HEAT CAR-
RIERS
Ch. I. Some Examples of Using Melted Salts 4s Heat Carriets 185
Ch.II. Testing and Research on Cooling of ?urnaces Used In Calcination
With Melted Salts in the Boiling Iayer 188
1. Heat characteristics and operating conditions of furnaces for
calcination in the boiling 1"r 188
2. The pilot unit of the "Elektrdtoink" plant - 193
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Ch.III. Aqueous Solutions of Salto Used as Heat CwTiers 203
1. Remarks of a general nature 203
2. Temperature depression of the aqueous solution of salts 207
3. Designs of f%n-Liace cooling systems employing melted salts or their
aqueous solutions 209
4. Suggestions on the use of HTS melted ahlts and their aqueous
solutions during operation 214
Appendix 218
Bibliography 223
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