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SUMMARY
Nicholas S Law
Director General
Members of the International Biographi=
cal
Associated, Cambridge, Englan=
d WPDF
President Nicholas S.Law, Vice President Clive Emmett, Secretary Jon Gifford
Founding Cabinet Prof. Hari Shanker Adesh, Dr. Pius A.C.Agwaramgbo, Mr. Lin=
ford
L. Andrews, Prof. Dr. Claus Baldus, Mr. Abdul R.Batal, Prof. Pier Franco
Beatrice, Dr. Werner A. Breuer, Mr.Daniel D.Brunda, Ms.Collen Chanel, Dr. L=
ouis
M. Colaiannia, H.E. Nobless Dr. Joy B. Cripps, Mr. Jasper L. Cummings, Mr.
Velizar Petrov Dimitrov, Mr. James P.Forte, Dr. Hajime Fukazawa, Mr. Peter
Galliner, Mr. Isaac T. Goodine, Mrs. Dotsie Maude Gordon, Mr. Kjell Grinde,=
Mr.
Fabio Paolo Guffanti, Dr. Harald Haarmann, Dr. Ruth Johnsson Hegyeli, Rev
Father Cletus M. Watson, Dr. Chandiah Veerappa, Ir Philip Kue Tse, Dr.Willi=
am
Harold Thueme, Dr. M. Thiel, Prof. Ioannis Tarnanas, Mr. Fadil Sulejmani, P=
rof.
Dr. Der-Ruenn Su, Ms.Jackie Anderson Strange, Mr. Robert Steiner, Dr.
Olatokunbo A.Somolu, Dr. Kunitomo Sato, Mr. Freeman Sachs, Dr. Ronald George
Ribble, Dr. Naeem Gul Rathore, Prof. Naseem Rahman, Ms. Berbarda Polanc, Pr=
of.
Elmer Plischke, Dr. Sitaram Poddar, Prof. Dr. E.N. Pinguli, Prof. Dong Gon
Park, Dr. Brankica Pacic, Mr. Akiyo Oshima, Mrs. Angela C. Nicols, Dr.
Amir-Naser Moezi, Ms. Kathleen J. McKenzie Moore, Prof. Roger D. Masters, P=
rof.
T. Maghiar, Ms.Diana St. Legar Lindbergh, Dr. Dale P. Layman, Prof.Dr.
Chang-Yang Kuo, Mr. Charles Joseph Kocian, Prof. Pill Soo Kim, Dr. Rustom A.
Khaib, Mr. John G. Kellas, Mr. Amin Hassanali Javer, Mr. S.L.G. Jain,
Dear Sirs,
We with large satisfaction marks, that
that moral support, which one You to us render as the scientists - economis=
ts
during last decades has made possible(probable) to attein the managers of Institute of econo=
mical
and socio-cultural researches on a new more high level of the initiatives a=
nd
understanding of social and economic realities. Just, the scientific Great
Britain by one of first have paid attention to our minings. This Your activ=
ity
has the most positive consequences. You have exhibited to us so much
attentions, that we could answer with the party by the initiatives and idea=
s,
which one should allow You more successfully to execute(design) problems on
maintenance of advance in an intellectual(intelligent) orb. But specially l=
arge
value for us had Your attitude(relation) to us in 2001, when we
tested(experienced) huge psychologic pressure with the purpose of discredit=
ing
of our minings and motives of our activity from the part of the people tend=
ing
to not give to consider cycle of works "The Main(basic)
THEORETICAL-methodological problems of overcoming of system's crises "=
to
the experts of Commission European Union. ... And at this time we receive s=
igns
of calling from your International Biographic Center in Cambridge. For us it
was, as mouthful of fresh air. It has given us such intellectual forces, th=
at
we (in extremely(exclusively,extreme) composite conditions) together with t=
he
colleagues from Spain, USA, Canada, Indium, Yugoslavia, Germanium and Austr=
alia
could to create the CIVIL International Committee on preparation of a
world(global) public opinion for realization of the First World Congress of=
a
Spiritual Unification in New York in 2001.
Your moral support and support of the
American Biographic Institute have allowed us together with the friends from
Spain to create in 2003 Web-page of Civil International Committee (<=
span
style=3D'font-size:11.0pt;font-family:Georgia;mso-bidi-font-family:"Arial C=
YR"'>www.cic-wsc.org).
But most important - we have seen
necessity of the our works and our activity. And we the theoretical and
methodological search is not stopped. Therefore today we can acquaint you w=
ith
future of usage of the Law of Preservation of a Labour in practice
engineering-economical and social and economic analysis. The most severe
achievements of human thought, as a rule are stated very briefly and for th=
eir
presentation enough one or two phrases. It has taken place and with the law=
of
PRESERVATION of a Labour. He was formulated in 1999 as follows: " the
total Level living and materialized labour is necessary for manufacturing o=
f an
item/of the product or rendering of service at a design and qualitative
identity of an end-product - service remains to a constant irrespective of
unprincipled technological changes and modernizations of production (i.e.
without change of the technological base). " We should underline, that
only thanking INTERNET-technology we managed with law of Preservation of a Labour at=
once
to acquaint scientific world community. Certainly, for its steep comprehens=
ion
it is necessary to be acquainted with our monographies. However, it is enou=
gh
for the think economist reduced above of phrase to leave on a new level of
comprehension socially - economic legitimacies. And we are very much glad t=
hat
have understood in international public organizations it.
Today we attained on an even more high
level of comprehension of made discovery. We see actual practical outcomes =
of
its application in economics industrially of developed countries.
It IS STRIKING, but it is the FACT!
There is a visual criterion describing=
a
degree of necessity of scientific maintenance of this or that orb of human
activity. And it has become possible(probable) due to law of Preservation o=
f a
Labour. We prepare the fundamental article with the substantiation of this
criterion. But we want to You to set up the main(basic) outcome executed(ma=
de)
by us of work, that You could use it for an estimation future need-science =
of
this or that orb of human activity. For your publishing house it is importa=
nt.
Because You execute actual social inducing Outstanding Persons of a World a=
nd
can stress attention of world community on those areas of human activity, w=
hich
one require(demand) the scientists and contributors, organizers and manager=
s,
and even of the writers and polyhabit spasms. Our example falls into areas =
of
engineering maintenance of a modern technological level of a CIVILIZATION. =
You
perceive, that in this area our positions, on the present, are strong, taki=
ng
into account our experience of engineering activity and search of the innov=
ation
solutions in engineering. We in general consider(count), what even in
management the mankind passes already epoch personal-managers and comes nea=
rer
to epoch of the engineers - personal-managers. We conduct comparative cost
analysis on production of the most representative items for a heavy industr=
y on
alternate technologies.
By the most representative items, which
one allow to evaluate the alternate technological solutions in seaports and=
in
maintenance of different productions
by the crane's equipment is the brake DISK for bridge and gantry cra=
nes.
We execute(made) an estimation of two technological approaches. The first
technological chain - manufacturing by a method of welding of a tube and ca=
st
hub. Second - obtaining of a unit-cast design.
For an estimation of the technological
solutions in engineering is considered(counted) expedient to evaluate the
alternate "know-how" of a frame SET of a worm WHEEL (we have taken
for an example from bronze ALFE 94). The first technological chain is usage=
of
the machine of centrifugal casting with vertical rotation axis. Second is
by a way of casting in the
sand-clay form. For motor industry we as a representative item take a cross
PIECE of a UNDERCARRIAGE of the AUTOMOBILE. The first technological chain
envisions usage of the technology of a casting. Second - usage of technolog=
ies
of a die work.
To assign all calculations of costs un=
der
the alternate technological solutions for all three type parts in our lette=
r to
you is to tranship you by the concrete information. And for me calls(causes)
doubt a capability of transfer(transmission) of this information even throu=
gh
INTERNET. And here with main(basic) RESULTS of the analysis of profitabilit=
y of
a transactions at manufacturing of a frame SET of a worm WHEEL on two alter=
nate
technologies we you are obliged to acquaint.
Pursuant to designed by us by the
qualifier of complexity of parts and bars have defined(determined), that the
given part falls into 4 (fourth) groups of complexity. Labour input of
obtaining of a casting block in the пес=
чано-clay form(shape) is identifiable on
designed by us to a technique (is published in two monographies, which one =
are
in the Library of a Congress of USA). And It will be peer to 16,2 (sixteen)
hours. Labour input of obtaining of a casting block on the machine of
centrifugal casting is identifiable also on designed by us to a technique
(appendix to materials on competition Frederic Ferth on convertibility of
rouble). And it will make 15,0 (fifteen) hours. Specific consumption of materials =
in
cost expression. On the first technological version - Casting Block in the
sand-clay form: Material of casting (bronze ALFE 9-4) - 128 grvn. The
consumptions on preparing without wages with charges in foundry shop make 6=
20
grvn. on one ton on a site(segment) of a casting in the earthen forms(shape=
s).
On the second technological version - Casting Block obtained by a centrifug=
al
way: Material of casting (bronze ALFE 9-4) - 128 grvn. The consumptions on
preparing without wages with charges in foundry shop make 850 grvn. on one =
ton
on a site(segment) of centrifugal casting. Total on the first version (cast=
ing
in the sand-clay form) cost price of a casting block at an average cost 1
man-hour 5 grvn., with allowance for of charges in social funds, will make:=
5 х 16,2 + 128 + 0,216 х 620 =3D 342,9 grvn. The total cost pr=
ice on
the second version (casting on the centrifugal machine) at an average cost 1
man-hour 5 grvn., with allowance for of charges in social funds, will make:=
5 х 15 + 128 + 0,184х850=3D 359,4 grvn.
The labour input of machining job is
determined on the relation, retrieved by us, between physical weight of a p=
art,
group of complexity on designed by us to the qualifier and factor of a
kind(view) of processing, which one depends on marks of a material and
structure of a manufacturing process. The labour input of machining job of a
frame SET of a worm WHEEL, cast in the sand-clay form will be
defined(determined), as the sum of manpowers in cost expression of following
operations:
а) Section of profits and gates;
б) Turning of an outside surface of a h=
oop;
2) Sharpening of landing places;
3) Cuttering tooths of a worm wheel.
The calculation is executed(designed) =
on
designed techniques (in the monography of the Library of a Congress of USA)=
and
in cost expression the labour input will will make 10,3 (ten and three tent=
h)
man-hours.
The labour input of machining job of a
frame SET of a worm WHEEL obtained by casting on the machine of centrifugal
casting with vertical rotation axis will be defined(determined), as the sum=
of
manpowers in cost expression of following operations:
1) Turning of an outside surface of a
hoop;
2) Sharpening of landing places;
3) Cuttering tooths of a worm wheel.
The calculation is executed(designed) =
on
designed techniques (in the monography of the Library of a Congress of USA)=
and
in cost expression the labour input will make 6,9 (six and nine tenth)
man-hours.
We take the shop consumptions in an
engineering workshop, outgoing from practice of managing of firms of a heavy
industry of the Mariupol locale. Total cost price of machining job of a hoo=
p at
the cost of the 1-st man-hour with charges on payroll 5 grvn. Will make: On=
the
first version (casting in the песчk=
2;но-clay form(shape)) - 10,3 х 5 + 850 х=
0,16=
=3D 187,5 grvn. On the=
second
version (casting on the machine of centrifugal casting) - 6,9 х 5 + 850 х=
0,16=
=3D 170,5 grvn.
The full cost price of a frame SET of a
worm WHEEL will make: On the first version (casting in the sand-clay
form(shape)) -
342,9 + 187,5 =3D
530,4 grvn. (Living labour &nb=
sp;
132,5 grvn)
On the second version (casting on the
machine of centrifugal casting) -
359,4=
+ 170,5 =3D
529,9 grvn. (Living labour &nb=
sp;
109,5 grvn)
At 10 % to the norm(standard) of
profitability of production the profit will make 53 grvn. As it is visible =
from
reduced calculations, on designed by us to techniques, the profitability of=
a
transactions will make:
On the first version (casting in the
sand-clay form(shape)) =
40,0 %
On the second version (casting on the
machine of centrifugal casting)
48,7%.
As you can see profitability of a
transactions characterizes a degree of innovation of this or that technolog=
ical
chain. Its low level speaks about poor intellectualization of a transaction=
s in
operations, but most important - about actual reserves, which one is possib=
le
substantially using. It is important to underline following, that all desig=
ned
by us the methodical maintenance did not envision alternate calculations wi=
th
the purpose proofing of a Law=
of
Preservation of Labour, and furthermore detections of innovation strength in
this or that branch, by production by that or different way of the goods and
services. The obtained outcome especially is relevant. It uniquely testifie=
s,
that You correctly have acted(arrived) by achieving handing directional by =
You
of a Nominal Medal of nominant s issuing " 2000 Outstanding Intellectu=
als
21 centuries ", as to the writer of a Law of Preservation of Labour, scientist -
economist of Mariupol. We is fine we realize, as it was uneasy to You to
overcome not clear tendentiousness and obvious untidy resistance. But the
democracy really does(makes) successes and in East Europe, specially, in
Ukraine. ... We hurry up to inform these main(basic) conclusions(injections=
) to
You, that You and Your experts could already today take advantage of our
general(common) achievement. This achievement is true general(common), since
without moral support anything and nobody it is possible to create. With NEW
2004, set in You! Sincerely we wish you both people of Great Britain of a w=
orld
and prosperity! With sincere =
and
steep respect and thanks,
Valery Vasiljev, Chairman of Civil
International Committee, academician of the New York Academy of sciences,
member of Company of 1817 "Heritage" of the New York Academy of
Sciences, doctor of commerce Alexander Vasiljev, Vice-chairman of Civil
International Committee, academician of the New York Academy of sciences,
member of Company of 1817 "Heritage" of the New York Academy of
Sciences, doctor of economic sciences
P.S.
Without Your recognition and without a
Medal of nominate issuing " 2000 Outstanding Intellectuals 21 centuries
" to the Writer of a Law of Preservation of Labour the Law of NO-DESTR=
OY
intelligently - spiritual of Labour today would not be formulated also. Tha=
nks!
Sincerely Yours Alexander Vasiljev 12.01.2004
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