plans
for
plotting
safe
navigation
routes
in
polar
regions,
on
the
basis
of
noises
of
ice
fields.*
Primary
source:
Sovetsk a ya
Belorus-
siya,
February
1,
19 84,
No.
2 7
(16011),
p
.
,
cols.
4-7
* S e e
also
the
Daily
SNAP,
February
1,
1984,
p.
2,
col.
*
*
*
Title:
SOLAR OBSERVATIONS
AT
I
INSTITUTE
(caption)
IV*iiP<
rimary
source:
Sotsialisticheskaya
ndustriya,
January
26,
1984,
No.
(4412),
p.
4,
cols.
4-5
Entire
text:
The
Irkutsk
ijjs^ti^u t e
of
EarthMk^nejt^sm^^^^^^cnyj^j^i e r e
a n
e s
of
the
USSR Academy
of
Sciences'
Siberian
Branch
is
called
a
Siberian
outpost
for
studies
of
the
sun
and
of
near-Earth
space.
(The
photograph
shows
a
telescope
for
observations
of
the
sun
in
one
of
the
institute's
laboratories.)
*
k
k
Title:
HIGH-STR ENGT H
,
RADIATION-
R E SIS TAN T
P 0 L YAM I D E
"Y 1 L
M
Primary
source:
Sotsialisticheskaya
industrlya,
January
26,
1984,
No.
(4412),
p.
4,
col.
Entire
text:
In
outward
appearance,
there
is
no
difference
between
ordin-
ary
cellophane
and
a new
brand
of
polyamide
film which
has
been
devel-
oped
by
the
"Plastmassy"
Research
and
Production
Association
in Moscow.
This
film
has
far
outstripped
its
predecessors
from
the
standpoint
of
'inner'
qualities,
however.
It
can
withstand
temperatures
in
a
range
from minus
200.
to
plus
300
degrees
with
no
change
in
its
basis
proper-
ties,
for
example.
Film
only
40-60
microns
thick
is
capable
of
holding
a weight
of
hundreds
of
kilograms.
Moreover,
the
innovation
is
resistant
to
ultraviolet
radiation,
does
not
burn
in
fire
and
does
not
dissolve
in
organic
solvents.
These
valuable
'qualities'
of
the
film
have
attracted
the
attention
of
specialists
in
vari-
ous
branches
of
the
economy.
*
*
*
Author:
Shablyuk,
A.
Title:
MULTIPURPOSE
N/C
MACHINE
TOOLS
FOR
FULLY AUTOMATED
PRODUCTION
Extract:
The
first
machine
tool
of
the
'machining
center'
type
with
numerical
programmed
control
has
been manufactured
at
the
Gomel'
Machine-Tool
Building
Plant
imeni
Kirov.
This
machining
center
does,
by
itself,
things
that
it
takes
as
many
as
10 machine
tools
to
do:
it
drills,
mills,
bores.
Machines
of
this
type
will
become
the
basis
for
fully
automated
pro-
duction
facilities.
The
machining
center
can
take
the
place
of
as
many
as
eight
of
its
fellow machine
tools
in
certain
operations.
Suffice
it
to
say
that
its
tool
holder
accommodates
different
tools,
which
are
changed
automatically
at
the
proper
moment
in
accordance with
a
program
stored
in
the
machine's
memory.
Blanks
are
changed
in
the
same
fashion.
The
operator
has
only
to monitor
instrument
readings
and
the
condi-
tion
of
tools.
But
these
tasks,
too,
will
soon
be
turned
over
to
the
clever
machines
by
specialists
of
the
Odes-
sa
Design
Bureau
of
Special
Machine
Tools
and
by
plant
workers,
through
whose
efforts
the
new machining
cen-
ter
was
developed.
Designers,
tech-
nologists
and workers
successfully
incorporated
advanced
ideas
and
tech-
nical
solutions which
have
allowed
their
innovation
to
be
put
in
a
class
with
the
best
world
models.
The
machining
center
has
had
no
counter-
parts
in
Soviet machine-tool
build-
ing
practice
up
until
now.
The
in-
novation's
merits
are
countless.
I
should
like
nevertheless
to
note
the
following.
The machine
tool
has
a
table
that
turns
in
two
directions,
which
allows
a
part
to
be
machined
from
five
directions
with
just
a
single
mounting.
And
'overhead'
securing
of
the
blank
allows
the
task
of
automatic
removal
of
filings
to
be
performed
more
efficiently.
(A
photograph
is
given
showing
workers
assembling
the
new machine
tools
in
a
production
section
of
the
plant.)
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