1. A fatigue damage sensor and the basis of its use. Report 1

   • V. T. Troshchenko
   • V. I. Boiko

   Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 1 - 7

2. A fatigue damage sensor and the basis of its use. Report 2

   • V. T. Troshchenko
   • V. I. Boiko

   Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 8 - 16

3. Rules of strain hardening of N18K8M5T steel in relation to phase composition

   • V. N. Bastun
   • T. Ya. Gervits

   Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 16 - 20

4. A description of the processes of accumulation of damages of a material in nonisothermal viscoplastic deformation

   • Yu. G. Korotkikh

   Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 21 - 26

5. Accomplishment of programs of investigations of resistance to brittle fracture in the member countries of the council for mutual economic aid

   • M. Brumovski
   • N. A. Makhutov
   • A. I. Tananov

   Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 27 - 31

6. Certain questions of the dynamics of fracture

   • Ya. Zemankova

   Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 31 - 35

7. Guaranteeing safety in high-pressure vessels and chemical equipment tanks from the point of view of brittle fracture

   • V. Lishchinski
   • I. Podgora

   Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 35 - 40

8. Problem of determining the beginning of static crack growth in fracture mechanics

   • T. Ortmann
   • E. Schick

   Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 41 - 43

9. Comparison of methods for determining slow crack growth

   • R. Yanda
   • V. Mentl

   Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 44 - 49

10. Effect of an alternating magnetic field on the fatigue resistance of electrical-engineering steel 3413

    • T. G. Kovaleva
    • A. N. Polandova
    • A. D. Shevchuk

    Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 50 - 52

11. Use of nondestructive testing methods in evaluation of thermal damage for ceramics under conditions of nonstationary thermal effects

    • G. A. Gogotsi
    • A. N. Negovskii

    Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 52 - 56

12. Damping capacity and mechanical properties of multicomponent (α+β)-alloys based on copper in the hardened condition

    • G. Ya. Yaroslavskii
    • B. S. Chaikovskii
    • V. V. Matveev

    Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 57 - 62

13. Study of the effectiveness of design changes in reducing blade vibrations excited by random flow pulsations

    • D. M. Bavel'skii
    • G. I. Bogoradovskii
    • M. S. Romanychev

    Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 62 - 64

14. Dissipative properties of materials with a microplastic damping mechanism under the combined and individual action of static stresses and temperature

    • D. E. Shpak

    Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 65 - 69

15. Method of determining the rheological coefficient of the viscous component of strain rate from loading curves

    • G. N. Migacheva
    • S. P. Krotov
    • A. Ya. Korkin

    Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 70 - 73

16. Determination of the physical yield point of metals and alloys by the method of stepped cooling

    • L. N. Sokolov
    • V. N. Efimov
    • V. V. Savitskii

    Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 73 - 76

17. Effect of temperature on the strength and fracture of copper and nickel in spalling

    • V. K. Golubev
    • S. A. Novikov
    • N. A. Yukina

    Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 76 - 79

18. Informativeness of parameters reflecting the effect of a surface layer on the long-term strength of high-temperature materials

    • G. M. Borovskii
    • V. S. Mukhin
    • V. G. Savateev

    Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 79 - 82

19. Effect of oxidation on the strength of silicon nitride ceramics

    • Yu. G. Gogotsi
    • S. I. Sopenko
    • G. V. Trunov

    Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 82 - 87

20. A general method of solving three-dimensional design and contact problems

    • L. A. Khvorostukhin
    • S. V. Shishkin

    Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 87 - 95

21. Shells of piezoelectric ceramics polarized through their thickness. Report no. 1. Case of nonelectroded surfaces

    • B. A. Kudryavtsev
    • V. Z. Parton
    • N. A. Senik

    Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 96 - 101

22. Shells of piezoelectric ceramics polarized through their thickness. Report no. 2. Case of electroded surfaces

    • B. A. Kudryavtsev
    • V. Z. Parton
    • N. A. Senik

    Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 101 - 106

23. A calculation-experimental method of determining the strength of glass shells in local static loading

    • É. A. Abramyan
    • M. A. Senyushchenkov

    Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 106 - 109

24. Axisymmetric contact interaction of a cylindrical shell with an elastic or rigid housing

    • V. Kzhys
    • A. Muc

    Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 109 - 117

25. Evaluation of the strength of a one-coil noncircular winding of a toroidally magnetic system

    • Yu. A. Alekseev
    • V. A. Krylov
    • N. A. Ugodchikov

    Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 118 - 123

26. Combined variational formulations for problems of the theory of elasticity and their realization by the finite-element method

    • P. P. Voroshko

    Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 123 - 130

27. Universal program for the triangulation of a two-dimensional region of arbitrary shape with grid thickening

    • V. I. Sakalo
    • A. A. Shkurin

    Scientific-Technical Section Pages: 130 - 133

28. A test machine for investigation of the strength of thin sheet materials inbiaxial tension in the 20–300°K temperature range

    • A. A. Lebedev
    • N. R. Muzyka
    • Yu. L. Evetskii

    Production Section Pages: 134 - 138

29. A method of determination of the inertial force in impact bend tests

    • V. V. Kalaida
    • V. N. Krasiko

    Production Section Pages: 138 - 145

30. Determination of the safe level of internal pressure for glass piping

    • V. M. Stepkov

    Production Section Pages: 145 - 148