Author:
Dolenko,
A.,
special
corre-
spondent
(Brovary,
Kiyev Oblast)
Title:
BROVARY POWDER METALLURGY^
PLANT UPGRADES
PRODUCTION.
Primary
source:
Izvestiya,
December
30,
1979,
No.
305
(19370),
p.
1,
cols
.
6-7
Extract:
The
Brovary Powder Metal-
lurgy
Plant
has mastered
the produc-
tion
of
almost
14,000 products.
"Powder
metallurgy,'’
relates
A.
Gayduchenko,
chief
engineer
of
the
plant,
"has
an
important
role
in
the
development
of materials which make
the
further
advance
of
technical
progress possible."
More
than
200
enterprises
of
various
Industries
use
the
Brovary
plant’s products.
The
plant
s re-
duction
is
currently being updated.
A transition
is being made
to new
technology
for
producing
iron powders
by
the method
of
spraying molten
metal
using
compressed
air.
Together with
the Ukrainian Academy
of
Sciences’
institute
of Materials
Science Problems,
the All-Union
Pr °-
(|
duction Association "Soyuzspetsstal
and
the Ukrainian
State
Institute
for
the Planning
of Metallurgical^
Plants
( "Ukr gipromez")
,
the
plant
s
specialists have
implemented
a
complex
of
scientific
research,
planning,
design
and
organizational
& o
a
rpcuil t
of
this
exten-
measures.
As
a result
ui
sive work,
the
country’s
first
specialized production
of
clutch
disks
for
tractors
and
automobiles
by
the method
of powder metallurgy
has
been
put
into
industrial
opera-
tion
in
one
of
the plant’s
shops.
The organization
of
mass
producti
of
clutch
disks
in Brovary has made
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it
possible^ to
increase
their service
life
by
three
to
four
times.
Author:
Kleva,
A.,
correspondent
(Irkutsk
and Ulan-Ude)
Jl)
Title:
HUGE RADIO TELESCOPE
IN
SIBERIA FOR
SOLAR
STUDIES^
^
Primary
source:
Izvestiya,
December
|
30,
1979,
No.
305
(19370),
p.
6,
cols
.
1-2
Entire
text:
A large
radio
astronomy
center
is being created
in
Siberia.
It
already has
facilities
in
opera-
tion near
Irkutsk
and near
the high
mountain Buryat
village
of Mondy.
Next
year,
the western
arm
of
one
ot
the
largest
radio
telescopes
for
solar research
in
the world will
go
into
service
in
the
spurs
of
the
Eastern
Sayan Mountains.
It will
make
it possible
to
conduct
routine
research
of
geophysical processes
in
the
sun’s atmosphere.
The Badarskiy radio
telescope
is
being built
in
the Tunkinskaya
Valley
• of
Buryatiya.
It was here
that
specialists
found
the
area needed.
Resting
on
a 100-meter cushion
of
sand,
the
area hardly
reacts
to
vibrations
of
the earth's
crust;
it
absorbs
them.
There
are high moun-
tains
here,
and
no
industrial
facil-
±t±es
.
The Siberian
giant
possesses high
resolution.
Its
256
reflector
antennas
are
arranged
in
four
620
meter
arms
directed
at
the
solar
system.
They will keep
the
sun
in
the
field
of vision
throughout
the
daylight
period
and will make
it
possible
to photograph
as many
as
10,000
separate points
on
it
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(academicians)
and corresponds
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will
be
sent
through
a
180-channel
receiver
to
an underground
laboratory
for
processing.
Two
and
a half
to
three minutes
later,
a
computer will
construct
and
issue
a map
of
the radio
measurements.
It
should be noted
here
that
at
the present
time
such
a
map
takes
four
to
five
hours
to
pro-
duce.
For
the
sun,
information
this
old
is
too
late'--
the processes
on
it
have
long
since
changed.
"When
the
new
radio
telescope
goes
into
service,"
said
Y_ .
U r b ano_vi&h
,
scientific
secretary
of
the
In^y^tute
of
Earth Magneti sm.
thf,jfl[^phere
Lj
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o f
,
tteUSSR Academy
of
Sciences'
Siberian
Branch,
"specialists will
be
able
to
compile very
accurate
forecasts
of
solar
activity
and
of
the occurrence
of powerful
storms
on
the
sun.
These
data
are necessary
to
science
and
the
economy
.
Title:
V
.
V
.
.
mg
&
FOMIN
(obituary) •giyr
Primary
source:
Izvestiya,
December
30,
1979,
No.
305
(19370),
p.
6,
col.
Entire
text:
Vladimir Vladimirovich
Fomin,
a
corresponding member
of
the
USSR Academy
of
Sciences
and
a promm
ent
scientist
in
the
field
of
inor-
ganic
chemistry,
died December
27,
1979,
at
the
age
of
70.
The announcement
is made with
deep
regret
by
the presidium
and
the
Department
of
General
and Technical
Chemistry
of
the USSR Academy
of
Sciences,
and
by
the USSR State
Committee
for
the
Use
of Atomic
Energy
and
its All-Union
Scientific
Research
Institute
of
Inorganic
Materials.
Sincere
condolences
are
expressed
to
the relatives
and
friends
of
the
deceased.
Title:
NEW MEMBERS
OF UKRAINIAN
ACADEMY
OF
SCIENCES
~
Primary
source:
Pravda Ukrainy,
December
27,
1979,
No.
296
(11474),
p
.
,
col.
Extract:
The
general
assembly
of
the
Ukrainian Academy
of
Sciences,
which
completed
its work
on December m,
1979,
has
elected
full members
members
of
the Ukrainian Academy
of
ScisncGS
•
The
following were elected
full,
members
(academicians)
of
the Ukrainian
Academy
of
Sciences:
in
the Department
of Mathematics
,
Mechanics
and Cybernetics
Nikolay
Gerasimovich
Bondar’,
Valentin Nikitich
Poturayev,
Valeriy Trofimovich
Troshchenko;
in
the
Department
of
Physics
and
Astronomy — Yakov Borisovich Faynberg,
Viktor Petrovich
Shestopalov;
in
the Department
of Earth Sciences
Grigoriy Nazarovich Dolenko,
Anatoliy Vasil’yevich
Chekunov,
Nikolay Petrovich
Shcherbak;
in
the Department
of Physical-
Technical Problems
of Power Engineer-
ing — Feodosiy Borisovich Grinevich;
in
the Department
of Chemistry
and
Chemical Engineering — Anatoliy
Semenovich Berezhnoy.
The
following were elected corre-
sponding members
of
the Ukrainian
Academy
of
Sciences:
in
the Department
of Mathematics,
Mechanics
and Cybernetics
Boris
Nikolayevich Bublik,
Yuriy Aleksandro-
vich Vetrov,
Viktor Vasil ' yevich
Pilipenko,
Igor’
Vladimirovich
Skrypnik;
.
in
the Department
of Physics
ant
Astronomy/ --
Igor'
Kondr at
' yevich
Yanson,
Yaroslav
Stepanovich Yatskiv,
in
the Department
of Earth Sciences
Yuriy
Petrovich Mel’nik,
Ivan
Il'ich Chebanenko,
Leonid Vasil yevich
Cherkesov;
.
in
the Department
of Physical
Technical
Problems
of Materials
Science
-- Gennadiy Danilovich Dibrov,
Nikolay Vasil'yevich Novikov;
in
the Department
of Chemistry
and
Chemical
Engineering — Aleksey
Alekseyevich Chuyko
.
*
*
*
Title:
UKRAINIAN ACADEMY MEETING
SURVEYS
T ASKS
OF BASIC
SCIENCE,
ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
Primary
source:
Pravda
.
December
27,
1979,
No.
296
(11474),
p
.
it
,
cols
.
7-8
Abstract:
The
article
is
a report
of
the
latest
session
of
the
general
assembly
of
the Ukrainian Academy
of
Sciences,
which completed
its work on
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