1. Material creep with programmed stress intensity variation by different paths in relation to form of deviator used for plastic prestraining

   • N. I. Bobyr'
   • N. S. Mozharovskii

   Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 259 - 264

2. Creep process kinetics and long-term strength of zirconium carbide. Communication 2

   • P. V. Zubarev
   • A. G. Shmelev

   Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 264 - 268

3. Connection between structural changes and mechanical behavior of metal during creep. Creep equations

   • P. N. Okrainets
   • V. K. Pishchak

   Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 268 - 273

4. Method for evaluating the long-term strength properties of refractory materials

   • V. V. Krivenyuk
   • D. S. Avramenko

   Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 274 - 277

5. Consideration of thermal strengthening in calculating allowable stresses

   • N. V. Novikov
   • A. P. Ul'yanenko
   • N. I. Gorodyskii

   Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 277 - 281

6. Resistance of structural steel to fatigue in a state of nonuniform complex stress

   • Yu. A. Panfilov
   • E. Ya. Filatov

   Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 282 - 285

7. Effect of stress concentrations of size effect in the fatigue of medium-carbon and low-alloy steels

   • M. M. Matseiko
   • V. I. Pokhmurskii
   • G. N. Filimonov

   Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 285 - 290

8. Improving the accuracy of fatigue life calculations by the method of linear damage summation

   • N. A. Vishnyakov
   • G. D. Gringauz
   • G. F. Rudzei

   Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 290 - 294

9. Certain features of the fatigue fracture of parts

   • L. M. Shneerson

   Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 294 - 299

10. Effect of residual stresses on the subcritical growth of fatigue cracks in welds

    • V. D. Kuliev
    • A. B. Kaplun

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 300 - 303

11. Cottrell-Petch criterion of brittle fracture

    • F. F. Giginyak

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 304 - 307

12. Dependence of unit crack propagation energy on chemical composition of AMg6-type alloys

    • M. I. Saenko
    • S. Z. Stasyuk
    • N. N. Fortunatova

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 308 - 312

13. Effect of shape of stress concentrator on mechanical properties of sheet steel 25KhGSA in biaxial tension

    • N. I. Demina
    • A. K. Volkov
    • Z. K. Zastol'skaya

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 313 - 316

14. Using short-time mechanical characteristics to evaluate the long-time strength properties of steel 12Kh1MF

    • N. V. Bugai
    • V. V. Krivenyuk
    • D. S. Avramenko

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 317 - 319

15. Strain diagrams for α stable and metastable two-phase steels in relation to structure and phase volume concentration

    • S. B. Nizhnik

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 319 - 325

16. Study of the mechanical properties of laminated composite materials given compatible heat treatment

    • P. O. Pashkov
    • B. G. Pektemirov
    • A. P. Yaroshenko

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 326 - 329

17. Effect of heat treatment on the structure and mechanical properties of molybdenum alloy 4605

    • S. I. Yudkovskii
    • V. K. Kharchenko
    • K. N. Kas'yan

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 329 - 333

18. Mechanical properties of cast zinc alloy TsAM 4-1

    • É. I. Brainin
    • L. V. Makarova
    • G. V. Spotkai

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 334 - 338

19. Determination of physical relationships for a reinforced material

    • V. P. Bagmutov

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 338 - 346

20. Failure criteria for anisotropic graphite in a complex stress-state conditions

    • A. M. Fridman
    • Yu. P. Anufriev

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 346 - 348

21. Effect of machining on the strength of oxidic ceramic materials

    • G. A. Gogotsi
    • A. M. Kushnirenko
    • L. P. Primak

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 349 - 353

22. Nature of fractures in pyrocerams

    • A. M. Raikhel'
    • V. N. Likhtenshtein
    • L. G. Ivchenko

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 353 - 356

23. Effect of some design and technological factors on the strength of technical glasses and pyrocerams

    • A. P. Poleshko

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 356 - 360

24. Damping capacity of cast iron with different shapes of graphite inclusions

    • S. A. Golovin
    • V. A. Kuzmenko
    • I. I. Renne

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 360 - 363

25. For the reader's attention!

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 364 - 365

26. Vibrations of shells of revolution discretely strengthened by longitudinal reinforcing ribs

    • A. N. Pisanko

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 365 - 368

27. Application of mathematical programming to the problem of optimum control of the vibrations of plates and shells

    • I. A. Karnovskii
    • M. Sh. Landa
    • Yu. M. Pochtman

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 368 - 372

28. Three-dimensional wave processes in composite hollow cylinders interacting with the environment

    • Yu. N. Babich

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 372 - 377

29. Effect of the shock wave on a plate

    • R. G. Yakupov

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 377 - 381

30. Analysis of the elastoplastic state of a spherical shell with stub pipe taking compressibility of the material into account

    • O. L. Bandin
    • A. N. Chizhevskii
    • G. K. Sharshukov

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 381 - 386

31. The superelement method applied to steam-turbine components

    • V. N. Bilai

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 387 - 390

32. Stress state in the tool in volume adjustment for hollow conical components

    • V. I. Elistratov
    • M. M. Sidlyar

    Scientific and Technical Section Pages: 390 - 394

33. Stand for testing glass and ceramic shells under external hydrostatic pressure

    • G. S. Pisarenko
    • Yu. M. Rodichev
    • G. I. Perevorukhov

    Industrial Section Pages: 395 - 400

34. Methods used to measure microscopic strains

    • V. S. Balyberdin

    Industrial Section Pages: 400 - 402