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FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION,
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 pro-
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 Pro-
duction Association "Soyuzspetsstal'"
and the Ukrainian State Institute
for the Planning of Metallurgical
Plants ( "Ukrgipromez"), the plant's
Specialists have implemented a
complex of scientific research,
planning, design and organizational
measures. As a result of this exten-
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 production
of clutch disks in Brovary has made
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Author :
Kleva, A., correspondent
(Irkutsk and Ulan-Ude)
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 of
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-
ities.
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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Simultaneously. The signals received
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 V. Urbanovich,
scientific secretary of the Institute
of Earth Magnetism, the Ionosphere
and Propagation of Radio Waves of Wy
the USSR 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 . "
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Title :
V. V. FOMIN (obituary)
Primary source :
Izvestiya, December
30, 1979, No. 305 (19370), p. 6,
col. 8
Entire text :
Vladimir Vladimirovich
Fomin, a corresponding member of the
USSR Academy of Sciences and a promin-
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.
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Title :
NEW MEMBERS OF UKRAINIAN
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ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
Primary source :
Pravda Ukrainy,
December 27, 1979, No. 296 (11474),
p. 2, col. 8
Extract :
The general assembly of the
Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, which
completed its work on December 26,
1979, has elected full members
(academicians) and corresponding
members of the Ukrainian Academy of
Sciences.
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
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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 and
Astronomy, -- Igor' Kondrat'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.
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Title :
UKRAINIAN ACADEMY MEETING
SURVEYS TASKS OF BASIC SCIENCE, ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
Primary source:
Pravda Ukrainy,
December 27, 1979, No. 296 (11474),
p. 4, 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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