SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACTS ABOLEMOV V. P. - ABOLS J.

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TELIS, Xoisey Yukovlevich; ZHEMUNOV, P.P., nauchn. red.; SI:,.V1n,A,
S.L., red.; A8OL'v2.!OV V.P,.,, red.
- 2 ~ -
(Nelting of nonferrous metals and alloys] Plavka tsvetnykh
metallov i splavov. Moskva, Vysshaia shkola, 1964. 318 p.
(MIRA 17:5)

GRUZDNV~ Aleksey Iiikolayevich; KOLOSOV, V.N., red.; ABOUNOV,
V.P.; red.
[Mechanized corainalcing for foundry moldal Mekhanizirovan-
noe izgotovlenie sterzhnei dija litoinykh form. Moskva,
Vysshaia slAkola, 1965. 293 p. (IIIHA a8:2)

A.V-
ABOjr
Functional disorders of the higher and vegetative nervous function In
the clinical course of certain diseases in children. Pe&iatriia, Moskva
No.4:24-31 July-Aug 51. (CIRL 21:4)
1. Of Gorlkly Oblast Scientific-Research Pediatric Institute (Director-
A.A. Prokoflyeva; Director's Scientific Assistant--Prof. F.D. Agafonov;
Scientific Supervinor--Candidate Nediml Sciences N.I. Kosin.

AIOIZNSKAYA, A.V.; XDZIN, N.I.; KOIDMSKAYA, O.A.
Use of novocalne in a prolonged attack of paroxysmal tachyeardia
in an infant. Vop. okh. rat. i det. 3 no-1:91-93 Ja-F '59. (XIBA 12:2)
1. 1z ryorlkovskogo T)ediatricheakogo nauchno-iseledovateliskii instituta
Miniaterstva zdravookhranenlya RSFSH (dir. A.A. Prokoflyev).
(ARRHYMIA) (NOVOGAINB)

ABOLM-NMYA, A.T.; KOZIN, N.I.; IOLOMISKAYA, O.A.
Use of novocalue In a lingering attack of paroxysmal tachycardia
in a child. Pediatriia 37 no.9:90 S '59. (MrRA 13:2)
1. Is Gorikovskogo pediatrichaskogo nauchno-iseledovateltakDgo insti-
tuts. Hinisterstva, xdravookhraneuiya RS7SR.
(NOTOGAINN) (ARR"MIA)

AR)LIPIN, I,P., Inzh.; BoRISENKO, G.S., lnzh,
. Machine for marking hot pipes. HekbJ avtom.proizv. 18 no.31
14-16 Mr 164, (MIRA 17:4)

ABOLINI, A* [Abolinat As]
Mosses of the Latvian S.S.R. Izv,AN IatV.SSR no3.94-101 t63.
(MIRA 160)
1. Institut lesokhozyaystvennykh problem I khimii drevesiny AN
Latlyakoy SSR.
(Latvia-.Mosses)

ABOLINI G, P., PIX;"DE,11- YE, X.. A'-RQ-EVA, G. A.
2 4 L- -I-
uInvestigating the ActionaC "331-730 DurIM Experimental Tul)crculosis",
Izv. AN Iatv. SSR, No 3, 1953, 31-56.
InvestiCn:ated the action of "IN-73" on experimental animals in-
fectedvtth tuberculosis. Found that the preparation (isonicotinic acid
bydrazide with additions of nicotinic acid IWdrazidc, cinchomeronic acid
hydrazide, and 2,6-piperidinecarbo)Wlic acid IWdrazide) inhibits the
development of tuberculosis in the internal organs. (RZhKIAm, No 3-1, 1954).
SO: Sura No. 443, 3 Apr. 55

ABOLIV, J., otv. z& vypusk; VIGDORCHIK, V.A., tekhn, "ed.
[National econopW of the Latvian S.S.R,; statiotical col-
lection) Latvijas PM tautas saimniociba; statistisko datu
krajums. Narodnoe khoziaistvo Latviiskoi SSR; statisticheskii
sbomik. Riga., Valsts statiatikas izdeirniecibn, 1957. 22C) 1).
OflftA 15!4)
1. Latvian S.S.R. Statistikas parvaldo.
(Latvia-Statistics)

ABOLIN, R.I.
ABDLIN, R.I. 0snovy astestve"o-istorichaskogo raionirovaniia sovetskoi Srednei
Azii. Tashkent, Izd. Sradne-Aziatakogo gosudnrstvannogo univeraltata, 1929. (J'tj
Trudy. Seriia XII-a. Geograftia. Vyp. 2.) 75 p. DLC: Unolass.
SN LC, Soviet Geography, Part II, 1951/Unolassified.

-IT011IN
A , Robert Ivanovich
ADDLIN, Robert Ivanovich ... Voprosy zemledeliia Turlanenskol SSR; trudy pervoi konfer-
entsii po izucheniiu proizvoditelInykh sil Turkmenskoi S'S' Leningrad, AN S53h,
1934. 45 P. (Akadrz!miia Hauk SSSH. Sovet po izucheniiu ~roizvoditellnykh ail.
Sovet N.,.rodnykh Komissarov Turkmenskoi SSR). DLC: S471.R9A55
SO: LO, Swict Geography, Part 11, 1951, Unclassified

ABOLIN, Ya. T. In -14ktv:Lan- -
ABOLIN. Ya. T. -- *Gasification of High-Ach and Yoist Local Fuel in Tractor Gas Generators.*
Latvian Lgricultural AcadeMr, 1951, In latvian (Dissertation fo.- the Degree of Cindidato
of TechpJ,cal Sciences)
SO: IMLatLya Ak, Nagk Lfitylyakoy SS , No. 9. Sept. 1955

ArIc-I I r t ) TAI. A
7720. Abolin', Ya. 7 Tserpn, 1. Sr-nvochnik traktortst.a. Pign, lvtgosJ7,rlntp
1954. 359s. s ill. 20sm. 10,000 ek z. Cr. 30K. v ppr.--)o~t. ul:a:-,qny v vyp.
dan.-na latysh. Yaz.-(55-3605) 631.37t629.114.2(08)
SO: K,,i!zhnaya Letopis', Vol. 7, 1955

ABOLIN, Yu.Ya.. Inzit.
Dispatcher station of an izitEqrcnnnecVd j,ower nys.9m.
Elek. sta. 36 no.1003-56 0 165.
WIT4, 18110)

AICLIT, Tu.Yx, Inthener.
--ftPA*ft= ""Mom=d
R"ducing personnel In fuel suDDly and boiler room operations of
electric power stations. Enercetik 5 no.6:8 Js 157. (HLRA 10:7)
Cllftctric power plant)

A30LDIAP A*Te. (XVbyshev)
Rehabilitation of the nonanbulatory in poliowqelitis. Klin ned,
33 no.11:65-69 N 155. (MM' 9M
1. Is ortapedichookogo otdoleniya (sav.-prof. A.P.Yovstropoy)
kliniki gospitalluoy khirurgil (dir.-prof. A.Akzinsy) Kuyby-
shevskogo seditsinakogo institute..
(POLIOKY]ILITISO
rehabil.)
(BIHA ILITATION. In various diseases,
polio.)

AIIOLINA A
-,.- -.-
New and rare speoies of =sci in the Latvian S.S.R. Vestia Latv ak
no.8:63-69 161.
1. Latvijas PSR Zinatnu akadomijap BotanlskaiB darza.

- A-L-OL-IR-A, A. ie. -- - - - -
ABOURA, A. le.: "Dealing with various syrptorrx of poli-ryelitir."
t,uybyshF,v State hedical inst. ruyLyrbev,
(Dissertation for tha Degree of Candidate in hedical Sciences).
SO., hnizhnaya I~Aopisl, ho 23, 1956

ABOLINA, A. Yo., kand. med. nauk; ZHUKOVA, A. V.
Conservative treatment of congenital clubfoot in children Ortop.,
travm. i protez. 22 nn. 6:31-33 (MIRA 1~:12)
1, Iz ortopedicheekogo otdoleniya (zav. - Prof. A. P. Tevetropov)
kafedr7 gospitallnoy khirurgii (zav. - prof. A. M. Axinev)
Kuyb7obevskogo meditsinskogo institute.
RJT
(FOOT-ABNO LTIES AND DEFOWITIES)

A, h Ju, , ;'.I! 11KOVA, It M,
Use of exerall se thorapy d ~;rl ng the Fact tc;j,,rrti tvn 101 ~xi 1,C Ow Ng
the rem6vul o~' the lacf-rw.ed rr,(,rds-ur, of tl,,~ k: on n Vor-
k-ar., f I zl. ater. i lech. fiz. kul I ". "C', n,,,..
1. Criop,~~jichaskoye otdelpnlye kallrp~ry
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ABOLINA, G. I.
16302
Fiziologlya raivittya ozimay pahenitayna paru i us sterns. Salektolys
4 99fl,saGvod9tvo, 1949, 110, 11, a 17-41
SO: Latnolal Zhurnallnyldi Statey, No. 4q, 1-49

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ABOLINA, 0. 1.
27251. ABCLINA, G. 'I. - Rost I stroanie listlev u zlakov v myyazi a mineral 'n". ritaniam
i vl(izhr,ost'yu 1,,ochvy. DoBady akad. Nauk seer, novays meriya, t. LXV771, 110. 1,
19L*9, a-lU-76
SO: Latopis' Zhurrial'nykh Statey, Vol. 56, 11040

A _3 -1111Y.2 G. I.
"Physiological Reaction of Spring Whept to the Length of the Day,"
Dol.. AN., 67, No. 6, 1949.
Karagandin Agricaltural Experimental ISVition.

ABOLINVI -y-G.- is-- ---
"The Growth and Structure of Grain Le:~ves in Connection with Mineral
Nurtiment and Moisture in the Soil," Dok. AN., 67, No. 1, !949.
Karagandin Agriclutiral Experimental Station.

A. (-). ' ~-Ir - i.
f % .0 %--~ 4_1 'j-') hj
079bilL , VP4-." No. 45
Abolip!~f 91.1, The blenificance 0l incres,sed phosphorous feeding during the varnaliAlition
of wheat. 161.4
Alubdamilp Sank, S.S.S. R., Dokl*4, Val. 79, WO-1 I %if(
f,
I'-

am-01ola" (Agriculture) - Var-liza- I Jul 51
tion
"If-tect of increased Phosphorous Nutrition on
Passage of the Vernalization Stage By Wheat,"
G. I Abolina
-DOIL Ak Sauk SSSR" VOI 1 no -1, pp 161-164
PolloviDg similar exyte set up in 1948 &t. the 2 "v
lant J!hye 4 _gr Expt! Stp~, vernal-
CUP _O~j Xarmgapda A
_rZ&tIOn Of 1643eii E*dil pii;6z~~ric ac:fd sait solno
was investigated in 1-949. Results indicate that
vernalimation In there solns br2ugs about qual
-be- os producing accelerated development of plants
21M
9M/ Biology (Wiculture) Vernalize- 1 Jul 51
t ion.
(Contd)
and earlier start of various phases of develop-
ment. The mu*er of grains per ear and the
size of grains are iWoved.
21OT5

USSR/Mxltivated Plants. Grains.
Abs Jour: Bef Zhur-Biol., 140 5, 1958, 2j236.
Author G.I. Abolinn.
Inst I r4o, t -gi v e n_.-
Title Physiological Peculi--ritica in the Development of WinLer
Wheat and the Dynamics of Nutriments in the Soil When
Sowing in August on Non-Irrigated fand. (Fiziologi-
cheaklye osobennosti razvitiya ozimoy pshenitay i dirra-
mika pitatellnykh veshchestv v 1,ochve pri a-igustovskon
poseve na bogare).
Ori g Pub: Izv. Ali Uz 1956,, No 7, 19-23.
Abstract: Under the conditions prevailing on non-irrigateed ter-
min in Uzbekistan during 1953-1954, a study made
of the effect of different sowing periods for winter
wheat on the morphological clu-,racteriatics, the make-
Card 1,2

USSR/Cultivated P.L.-jita. Grains.
Abs .)'our: Ref Zhur-l-liol., No 5, 1958, 20238.
up of the harveat, woter content, augnr accumulation
in the root cell%r and chnngeo in the nitrate and hiumic,
contents in the coil. 'The August sawing of winter
wheat createn conditions favorable for the extensive
developuent of vegetative wss; it increases the number
of stems, the root lengthj leaf growth and wheat-err
formation. Winter hardening took place most intensively
in these plants. An increased sugmr content and lessened
water content in the nodose root processes was observed.
The yield was higher in the winter wheat sown in AugusL.
A large accumulation of humus was discovered in the
soil horizons of the fallow lav,~ prepared for August
sowing. Intensive nitrate transformations were noted
in soils which were well supplied with water.
Card 2/2

USSR / Cultivated Plants. General Problems. M-1
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Bioli, No 6, 1958p 24930
Author : Abolina.
Inst :Adeaiffe_m~yof ~Scie"nces, UzSSR
Title :The Effect of Dorogov's Biological Preparation on.
Seed Germination and Plant Growth and Development
Orig Pub: Doll. AN UzSSR, 1956, No 11, 49-53 (Resume Uzbek)
Abstract: Foil the objects of the experiment one used soft
summer wheat of the Karagandinskaya (Velyutinum),
Millturum 321 varieties, durum-Gordeiforme 189,
branched-Kakhetinakaya, the winter wheat was
Alabasskaya and Erythrospermum 22297, as well as
Persicum 64 barley, Lokhovskiy and Zolotaya Dozhd'
oats, Poltavskaya 1774 and Bakhmallskaya alfalfa
and zhitnyak No. 15 wheat grass. Aqueous solu-
tions of the second and third fractions of Doro-
Card 1/3

USSR / Cultivated Plante. General Problems. M-1
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 6, 1958, 24930
Abstract: gov's preparation were used in concentrationa of
0.002, 0.001 and 0.0002. Besides this the liguid
of the third fraction was first diluted in 96
ethyl alcohol (o.01). The soaking of the seeds
in solutions of the preparation (momentarily, 1, 5
or 10 minutes) increased germination in wheat and
oats, and had a positive effect on leaf and root
growth in wheat. The Gordeiforme 189 was the most
responsive variety. It was established that in
the aordeiforme 189 and Karagandinskaya wheat
varieties which were raised in the hothouse and in
Al3basskaya winter wheat taken from the field in
January, irrigating and spraying the plants with
these solutions in the tillering stage brought
about increased growth in the leaves and plant
height, as well as in the length and number of
Card 2/3
10

USSR / Cultivated Plants. General Problems. M-1
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-131ol., No 6, 1958, 24930
Abstract: spikes and grains. Five minute soaking of alfalfa
and wheatgrass Seeds in solutions of the prepara-
tion brought about increased germination. This
study was made at the Milyutinskaya Selection
Station in 1953-1954. -- B. Ye. Kravtsova
Card 3/3

ABOWNA, G. I.
I- . vA - %I N- 4 ---2 ~-! P f E X %6:~.
Studying causes of variations in the ripening of wheat kernels.
Fizlolraet. 6 no.11102-104 Ja-F 159. (MMA 12:2)
1. Milyutin State Selection Station Uzbek S.S.R.
(wheat) (Seeds)

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z. ek 55111) (,'1, T?-60P 144)

JXPLIKA, G.I.
Role of certain factors in the formation of grain in different
parte of the spring wheat car, Isy. AN SSSR. Ber.biol, no,2t
287-P-90 Mr-4 160. (MIRA 13:6)
1. ?be Milyutin State Selection Station. Samarltand Region of
the Uzbek S.S.R.
- (VRXA )

AJ3QLIHA,_G, 8kokhozyayi3tvennykh nauk,- FATYMLLAYEV, D.Z.
J., kand.sel*
Maynae-Soil composts for potatcas and vagetablea in Uzbokistane
Agrobiologiia no.6:821-.826 N-D 161. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Institut ovoshche-bakficherykh kul-tur i kartofelya, Tphkent.
INIJzbakivtan--Potatoo3-- -Fertilizers and mmmures)
(Ilzbekist,an.-Vegetables.-Fortilizers and namwes)
(compost)

VM/63/000/001/033/035
D413/D308
AVTHORS: Ataullayev, 14. A., Abolina, G. I., Tursunov, S. and
Abdurashi-tov,- K.
TIMI: The effect of ultrasonic vibration on the development
of melons
PERIODIGAZ; Ref6rativnyy zhurnal, Blektronika i yeye primeneniye,
no. 1, 1963, 16, abstract 1V 131 (Uzb. biol. zh.,
na. 2, 19629 25-29 (summary in Uzb.))
TEXT: The authors have studied the effect of ultrasonic waves on
the seeds of th-o Kokcha type of melon. The melon seeds were first
steeped in water for 24 ho4rs at room temperature. The ultrasonic
treat,-,ient of the seeds was carried out at frequencies of 1 Mc/s,
1.25..tIc/s and 23 kc/e with exposures of 1, -41, 6, 9 and 12 minutes,
The experimental r&sulls showed for examples that ultrasonic treat-
ment )f the Beeds at 1414c/s for an expoeure of 3 - 4 minutes stimu-
;lates the growth and ddvelopment of the plants, and in individual
cases raiseu the O~ /-Abstracter's note: Coo-
produdtivity by 20 4
piete trans lati on. 7
Card I / 1-

ABOLINA, G.I., doktor I~Nologicheskikh nauk; ATAULLAM, N.A., kand. biolog.
"-T- `iik; MM MOVI
na I A.
Effect of water balance and fertilization on the physiol,)gical
proces'ses and yield of melons in Uzbekistan. Agrobiolog'lift
no.3s437-441 W-Je 163. (MIRA 16:7)
1. U4bekskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut ovoshcho-bakhehavykh
kul'tttr i kartofelya, Tashkent.
(Uzbekistan-MBIons-Fertilizers and manures)
Ozbekistan-Maloits-Water requirements)

JBILINAP G.L. dokior biologicheskikh nauk; FATOULLAYLY, D.Z.
-.1-1.1"...", ......
Effectiveness of manure-soil composts in the Sierozems of Uz-
bekistar.. Zemledelie 25 no.10:66-68 0 163. ORDU 16:11)
1. Institut ovashcho-bekhchevykh kulitur i kartofelya.

ABOLINA,.-G.X.; BEREZHNOVA, V.V.
-1 ....
Effect of a growth promoting substance of petroleum origin
on the growth, development, physiological changes in plants
and the yield of potatoes in Uzbekistan. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser.
biol. no.6t862-870 N-D 1636 (MIRA 17:2)
1. The Uzbek Research InBtitute of Vegetable-Melon Field
and Potato Cultures, Tashkent.

J,,BOLINA, I.; PRASHCHININ, V.
The R and RS now-design tires. Avt.transp. 40 no.U:38-41
N t62. (MIRA 15-.12)
1. flauqhno-isaledovateliskiy institut shinnoy
proA~rshlennosti. (Tiree, Rubber)

1ABUTIN., A.L.; KLEBANSKIY A.L.; TSUKEFCIAN, R. Ya.; KARTSEV, VAITRUKE., Yu.V.;
MALISHI14A L.P.; 60ROVIKOVA, N.A.; KARELINAp G.G.; ROZHKOV, Tu. F.1
Prinimali*uchastiye: SIORMY, K.S.;_ABOLINA, O.P.; KONSTANTINOVAp A.L.;
SELIVAIIOVSKAYA, G.A.
"Liquid nairit," a now material for rubberizing. Kauch. i ret. 20
no.6%5-8 Je 261. (MIRA llt6)
1, Vsesoyuznyv nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut sintaticheakogo
kauchuka im. S. V. Lebedeva.
(Neoprene)
(Rubberized fabrics)

SIVCHIK, B.S.; Y-WIN, A.I.; ABOLINA S Ya RAZW.GV, A.I.
L-=~~tbj
[Aod latvinn cattle] Buryl latvJiskil ?kot. Mos~va,
Koloso 1965. 19"1 P. MIRA 19:1)

CERLINA, A,; LASIS, A,.; WiRDS, V.; TILAKS, S.; IINTAITIS, E. ;
KEIsis, z.; SAIV "JilS, A.; REINIKOVS, 1,: KOKLINS, J.~
'ABOLINS. J.-, KULA. 1% MSANS, S.; JESPJNIIM~.D,-~
R KLAVINS, E. 1, rod.
[Overall mecbaW.2alion -,%f dairy fsmsl Plena lopla farmu
kompleksa mehanizacija. R-Iga, Latvi-*as Valsts Azdav-
nioc.iba, 1964. 30,-~ p. [In Iatvivm] a18:7)

Abolin rt, Y%. - "A ceri,---iln stiidv cn the question of us'ni~
fuel for Irotor and true)-.) ras rorr-i-,-,tors, It Tzvcstlyn
(In Latvian, resume in liuss-an)
i-erit and .-co'l as
SO: V-4355) 14 August 53, (Letopis 'Zhuriml State.v

- - AMIN USHI- -YA.
277FA. ABOLINISH, YA. - Primeneniye alaktropil m lasozagotovkakh v usloviyakh
latyipsJoy SSR. Trudy in-ta lesokhos. Problem (Akad. Nauk latv. SSR). Vyp-
10 19499 C. ll(~-IO- Na latyah. 1 rue. yaz.- Bibliogr: 7 nazv.
SO: IA)topis' Zhrunallnykh Statey, Vol. 37., 1949.

PSR Zin&Vw Aw, Me-Waim
"ssi 4, 213-17(1053)(in Wvian; Russian summary.
21?-20).-A prmedure and arrsnjement~ for intrimIttew
carboninticon ot d wood 6 desci-&d. The car-
bonizing cylindoz- Fk--.gth"3.5 rn., diatz. 0-a M., wall thick-
peso 8 rpra) was made of steel and Ixed in an oblique posi-
tiun The lower portion of The cylinder was covtrtd with
tire 6rkke (thickness 2 cm.) with the object (.4 protu-cting
against. the ac6on of fine-poInted flarnes. The volati!e
products of carbonization were passed thrcnigh 9, tar sep.
vbuc and 3 sixubbers filled with wo4)dens Yxeens, coke,
and Wrtstane, resp., while trater wa3 rLastd counterour-
rcntiy in the Ist an I I 23nd scrubbrr. Tbus a wood gas in a
yield of 0.4 cu. m./kg. mobture-free birchwood or peat was
111vue vdith a caloric value of 3000-3,100 Leal./cu. m. at
It nd:9 temp. and prem4re. I A lltuivA.

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LLtvia, Yo- 3, 1957.
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Al:i-,;ot 1959.
UnCIC .

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ABOLINSI .I I' f.
nour from fir needles and its preparation.
Pe 12 (Fw1omju Latvijas Kolchoznieks) Vol. 9, No. 8, Aug. 1957, Riga, Latvia
SO: YONTHLY INDEX OF EAST EUROPEAN ACCES-51LONS (EEAI) uG, VOL. 7, NO. 1, JAN. 1958

ATOLINS, J. - KAUNU2, A.
Vitamin conifermis-needle and ha-.j flour for fatteninf- domcstic animls
anc poultr
I y. p. 3;
BIOLO('ICI-ESIUIA NAUKA; SELSKOM11 L LESI.MMU MICKAISTU1. (Latvijas Fs~t
Zinatnu akademija. Biolo;-ijas Zinatnu nodala) Rif.,a, Latvia, No. 15,
1958. In Russian.
hOnthly list of East Bumpean Accessicns ('11I), LCj Vol. 8, No. P"
August 1959-
Uncla.

AF~ ~OLDIS ~-J.
Pneum,tic drier constructed by the Institute of Forestn, Problems for
qiiick drying- of some vood and plant prod,,,cts. n, 7.
I3101AXIMILSUIA 11AUKA; SEMUTIVi L U61101111 K)JO'Z'IA13TVU. (Latvijas PSR
Zinatnu akaderdja. Diclogijas Zinatnu, nodala) 'LliCa, Latvila, No. 15,
1958. In Russian.
Hontbly list of East European Accessions (!,EAI), U, Vol. 8., No. 8~
Aur,ust 1959.
Uncla.

AITLDISI J.
Amoimt of the clearint- refuse in Latvia and possibilitic~s of its utilizz-ation.
P. 177.
BIOLU11CHESKAIA NAUKA; SELSKOYRT L USNO1,1111 KPOZIAISTVU. (Latvijas PSR
Zinatnu akaderqija. Blologijas Zinatnu nodala) Ri,,-.a, Laivia, llio. 15,,
1958. In Russian.
!-monthly st c.'1 East ruronean Accessions (mAl), J,C, Vol. P) No* 8)
i - i~ 9,
Tjncla.

Abolins, J.
Pneumatic drier constructed by the Institute of Forestrv Problems for
quick drying of some wood and plant products. p. 191.
FiIOLOGICHI~SKAIA 11AUKA: SELSHOM L UiSNOAU. (LATVITl.-S PSR Zinatnu Akade:aija
Biologijas Zinatnu nodala) Riga, Latvia, No. 16, 1958- In Russian.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (93AI) W, Vol. ~~, No. 8, August
1959.
Uncl.

BRAKSSp N.; (Riga); AUSNE, L..;:-.AWLINS.. J.; KALKINS, A.
Humic acids of sapropels and peat as adhesives in utilization of wood
waste. Vestis Latv ak Tio.10:101-106 160.
(ME 10: 9 . 10)
1. Latvijas PSR Zinatnu akademija, Messaiviniecibas problema un
kokenea kimijas institute.
(Sapropels) I (Peat) (Humic acids) (Adbasives)

ABOLINS, Janis; IEMIS, Imants; SKLENNIKSp C., red.; PILADZE, Z.,
red.
(Processing of slash at Imbering campal Siko cirsanas at-
lieku sastradasana nezimpniecibas saimniecibas. Nip., I~atvijaa
PSR Zinatnu akademijas izdovnieciba 1961. 45 P. (MU 15:3)
(!Atvia-Slash (Logging)i

57-28-4-26/39
AUTHORS: Gross, Te. F. . Abolin'sh, Ya. Ya. , Shultin, A. A.
1*_~~~__
TITLE;t On the Observation of the Optico-Acoustic Effect in a
Liquid (0 nablyudenii optiko-,akusticheskogo effekta! v
zhidkosti)
PERIODICALt Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, 1958, Vol. 28., Nr 4, PP. 832-835
(USSR).
ABSTRACT: The authors here started from the idea whether it was not
possible to utilize the optico-acoustic phenomenon for the
determination of the duration of existing states of exci.-
tation in the molecules of liquids and solids and to work
out a method of investigation for condensed systems on the
basis of this phenomenon. From these considerations ex-
periments were performed in the authors' laboratory. In
these experiments the optico-acoustic phenomena in liquids
and solids were observed. In the course of these experi-
ments in the year 1952, which were repeated in 1957*such
phenomena were observed in water., methyl alcohol and ethyl
Card 1/1 alcohol. A perceptible signal was only obtained in a small

57-.28-4-26/39
On the Observation of the Optico-Acouatic Effect in a Liquid
range of the modulation froquancies at about 200 cycles. The
optimum modulation frequency at which the acountic signal
attains its maximum value depends on the geometric dimen-
sions of the chamber and on the frequency-characteristic
of the microphone whose membrane touches the liquid. The
spectral dependence of the optico-acoustic signal was ob-
served in liquid ethyl alcohol. The signal was obaerved
in the domain of from A - 0,95 ~4 to 4,tt.where the maxi-
mum amplitude was attained ar ~. - 2 (u, A comparison of
the experiment- with analogous ones in which a gas had
been investigal-ed shows that the acoustic signal forming
in liquids is many times weaker than that forming in gases.
By a certain perfecticn of the scheme it will be poshible
to use.the principle of the gas analyzer by Veyng6rov'also
for an analysis of li5.uids, At present the experiments
for the observation of optico-acoustic phenomena in
crystals are continued. There are 3 figures., and 7 re-
ferences, 5 of which are Soviet.
Card 2/3
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. . 57 ... 28-4-26/39
On the Observation of the Optic -, -Acousf-i:., Effe--r- in a Liquid
ASSOCIATION.! Leningradskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet
(Leningrad Stats~ UrivBrsity)
SUEY'ITTED; Octobrr 29, '957
Card. 3/3

1()-22", 40
ro is F., Abolin1sli, Ya. Ya., A. A.
T I T i. r, Optiral,icoustic Effect in Cryctals i,Opt,iko-akuqt,j(,heskiy
ellf'ekL v krintailftKII)
Zhurnal tekhniCheSKOY fiziki.Vol 28p Nr 10, pl) 22,~i-22~d (Us:~R)j
11' It 11, . lhe experiments, ot .,.hien thin paper an account- for tne
tic-termination of the opticai-acoustic vil'ect were perf'ormed
according to a scheme us-ed in work ~.itii fluid substances (Ref 1).
These exparimentn Hubstanriated Lhe exi.,;Lence of such an eft*ect
in crystal. It appears from thu information gained thaL a
1ji,ilization of' this effect in the, Jnveotipation 01' the .501id
,-trit on
-1i of a substance. Is (iep,ndent ~.fiether ways and means are
fn~jnd of improving ',nk- exn#,rinental t.t.chnin '~,ip, and the instrument
Per,,4itiviLy. This paper alrio covers exoeri-n-iaq on piezoelectric
Propertips, a iOChell#~-Stllt, crysl.aL ;erving as a ulimple. The
oz,ri1!o;,,r.-ims ontained dPmonotrs4t(, Ln!~t tn~ ~)ntical-acousric
effect in 4:ienvil-salt cry.,;Lals v4-ry ir,~,nsive Una compa-
rable to thts optic-acoilutic ej*t'ect irl g1tges, It. was folind thut
the optjQ-acOkj.;Lic et*1'ect al~~o occurs in t freo Racholle-salt
C:,!.d 1/2 cry,;tal, w1ijen is not. citimped down. The intenc-ity in uoth cases,

I cal cull-A fect in Crystals C V 2--i - I!,D - 24 0
the clamped down ana the free une, is the same. ~'n expianation
of, thill eft'ect is advanced and It i~; th:.tt the effect. in
both cqoe!j is due to the same cuuoes. it was also found that
the Jntensity of the optical-acoti,;tic effect gradually decreases
after connecting the light source. This is considered to be due
to a general increase in temperature of the -enile crystal and
Lne grhdual approach of the upper Curip point. Tne optical-
acoustic effect in the crystiil of Rochellp-salt is so intensive
that it can be used for the sullition o:' a number of problems.
The experiments deucribed in this paper are at preuunt cun-
tinLked by investigating the qpectral distribution of the op-
tinal-acoustic effect in Rochelle-salt cryetal.-3 and in other
ferroelectric substances. The experiments pre~,zented in thia
.):.-,Per art? only the first vtsge of' investigat.,ons o~
the optical-
NCCUStic effect in crystals. Theleare ~ figures and 'I references,
o of which are *-:oviet.
July 7, 1958
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OpI.-ical-'coustic Fffect in Crystals SOV/57--_;-8-10-22/40
Card 5/ 5

37909
S/05 62/000/002/005/012
Bi 63YB1 38
AUTHORS: Abolin'sh, Ya. Ya., Sokolova, 11. I.T., Shultin, A. A.
11,111LE. The spectral distribution of the opto-acoustic effect in
Seignette's salt in the region 2000-6000 cm-
PF7-:10DICAL; Leningrad. Universitet. Vestnik. Seriya fiziki i khimii,
no. 2, 1962, 66-6a
.L-):T: Earlier experiments by Gross, Abolin'sh, and Shultin (ZhTP, 28,
22515, 1958) or. the observation of the opto-acoustic effect with inter-
..ittent white light are extended to an investigation of its spectral
distribution. crystal plate (X-cut) of Seignette's salt is irradiated
ith r
modulated infrared radiation from a globar radiation source through
a Trism-spectrometer OXCI-6 (IKS-6) with a rock salt prism as monochromator.
-7lectric charges appear on the faces perpendicular to the X-section when
tna crystal is irradiated. The corresponding voltage, which varies with
the modulation frequency, is amplified and the spectrum of the opto-
accustic signal is recorded with a potentiometer 17CT11-01 (PSR 1-01).
"he spectrum.is corrected for the spectral intensity distribution of
Card 1/0 ?

S/1054/62/000/002/005/012
Thei spectral distribution of the ... B163/B138
thet radiation source. It bas some distinct maxima which corr espond to
optical oxcitations of intramolecular oscillations. This interpretation
is consistent with the assuaption that the opto-acoustic effect is due to-
non-radiative transitions from optically exciteft intramolecular oscillations
to the lattice. The table givgs an interpretation of the maxima in the
spectrum of the opto-acoustio signal. There are 2 figures and 1 table.
SUB'Ll!"TED: January 29, 1962
C.ard 2/4

Call JNr: AF 1108325
Transactions of the Third All-union Mathematical Congress, Moscow, Jun-Jul '56,
Trudy '56, V. 1) Sect. Rpta.) Izdatel'stvo AN SSSR, Moscow, 1956, 237 Pp.
Myshkin, A. D. (Minsk). Abolinya, Ve E. (Riga), Zhaanovich, V. F.
(Minsk), Kostyukavich, Ye_.a. Ifinsk , Lepin, A. Ye. (Minsk),
10iaritcnenko, P. I. (Minsk) and Shlopak, A. S. (Moscow). Mixed
Froblem.tor Linear Hyperbolic Systems in a Plane. 61-63

ABOLINYA, V.& (Riga); MYSHKIS, A.D. (Kharlkov)
Nixed problem for an almost byperbolic system on a plans. Mt.
abor. 50 no.4:423-442 Ap 160. (KM 13:8)
(Differential equations. Partial)

1. -2- 5 bl-1z 11V,
Some Questions an Antiatmic Defense of Ships," by Q&ptuin
P. Abolishin and Kqgineer-Captain-Lieutenant B. Perkauov,
Problemy IspolIzovaniya Atomnoy Energii (Problems or the use
of Atomic Energy), Moscow, Voyennoye Izdatel'stvo Minis-
terstva Oborony Soyuza SSF, 1956) pp, 461-499
The following are discussed: characteristics of air) surface) and
vnderwater bursts of atomic bonibs; the effect of shock wave, light radia-
t0ion, penetrating radiation, and radioactive contamination on ships and
pe-.17sonnel; and proposed protective design changes in ships, such as rein-
ftreement, hermetic sealing, remote control apparatus, ans sprinkler sys-
tems. Numerous references are made to the damaging effects on ships of
the atrl xplosion at Bikini and to data appearing iii the "foreign
P VMS U1

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PHkSE I BOOK MLOITATION Sov/6261
Kernonorgio und Flotte; Artlkolsammlung (Niiolear.,Energy and the Navy;
Collection of Articles) [Berlin] Dautsoher Mllitarv6rlag E19611.
232 P. Errata slip inserted. 2000 copies printed.
Translation from the Russian oft Atomna7a onergiya i flot.
Translator: Erika Stauk, Lieutenant Cc-mmandor. Responsibility for
Gorman edition. Claus Gruczka, lhrinoor; Ed.: Klaus Krumsiog.
PUILPOSI;: This colloction. of articloo lo Intc-dcd for officers of the
co:Lot guard, ana mcrehant rn=,inc.
COWa~C:;: Tac boc.!:, a fro:j 'I-*,,- -*' - ., --, Cc:: ';a-lis 25 ar-
C--allr3 vith tho -,pplicatic.i c.:,' 3 '~o
t U - 1 -..,t --d with
c.):)r-, iona. Clh-nptora 19 a;-.1 '7 5
c:- 1 data for this cdition. C.- of nu-
c:--?IosIon3 ara dii3cutcod. '.v~ .1 to tho
Protoction of porzonnol, ahi~o, ard aLainut nu-
elcar. urcapons, cnd to tho prcl.Icnt . and f utuv,; of nuclear
Pc~40r plants to shipping. No por:;cnalitioz aro tontiopcd. There
ara 16 raforoneas: 10 Russian (including 3 translations from
Zn-qliah-languago sources), I French, 1 Gorman,.1 English, 1 Amerl-
can, and 2 elLhar English or Amorioan.

Nuclear~Znorgy and the Navy (Cont.) SOV16261
5. Engineer Commander (Navy). Primary Penetrating
4diation- 58
6. A,_ALeknzndrqv Lieutenant Colonel, and 0. Kojztey
L Engineer I
Major Engineer. The "Foot Wave' and Its Damaging Effect 66
7. :~. Frolov. Ionizing Contamination 70
8. Parmimom, captain (Navy), and V._Y1&d1mi=, Engineer
Captain (Navy). Protecting & Ship Against Nuclear Weapons 78
9. G. Migironko, Captain (Navy), Professor, Doctor of Engineer-
fn_g7.-P_r_oFe-o-t1ng -a Ship Against Explosions 86
10.
_Jt~ captain (Navy). Means of Protection Against
u apons In Foreign Navies 93
11. P_,J9vkh1u, Engineer Captain (Navy), Candidate of Tech-
nioal Sciences. Nuclear Protection of Light-Class Shipu 100
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ABOLITS, 1. A., Engr -
"knalysis of Some Frequency Changing Circuits." CanI Tech Sci, Moscow blectrical
EngineerJ.n& Inst of Communications, Faculty of Telephone and Telegr&l* Communications,
1953-1954 (VS, Feb 55). (Brief abstract available)
Suntey of Scientific and Technical Dissertutions Defended at USSR Higher
Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Sum. No. 556, 24 Jun 55

GUMV, Vadim Sergeyevich; OOLITS, I.A., rodaktor; BILIKOV,B.S., rodaktor
SOLOVITVA, L.P.,
(AntorAtic control of power lovel on long distawto commuication
limos) Aytomatichookoe reguliroyants uroynia peredachi n& liniiakh
dallnel oviaxi. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo lit-ry po voprosam sylazi I
radio. 1954. 47 p. (MLPA 8-8)
(T'alecommmications)

0 AjRU2"iL&*Ow-
Analysis of the regenerative frequency diTider vith a ring converter.
Blektreavias' 10 ne.312l-31 * 156. MRA 917)
(Electric current converters)

A30LITS, laraill 4bramovicb. Prinimal uchastiye KIM, L.T., inth,
B.K.9 otvored.; PETROVA, V.Te., rod.; SUM, Golop
takhn.rad,
(hanerator devices and apparatus for long-distance communications]
Generatornya ustroistva v apparature dallnei aviazi. Koskya,
Gos.izd-TO lit-ry po voprosam eviazi i radio, 1960. 47 pv
(Knu 13:9)
(Telecomimmication) (Oscillators (Electric))

ADOLITS, Israill Abraraqmu, dote,; BASIK, Illya Vasillyevich,
-R-a-r-OEFY nauchnyy Botr,; REZVYAKOV, Aleksaodr Fetrovicho
dots.; YUDINp Anatoliy Ivanovich, dots. Priniml. uchastiye
BEMIKTOV,'G.A.j KOSHCHOYEV, I.A.t otv. red.; POPOVA, N.E.t
otv. red.; DIKAREVA, A.I.p red.; MMOCHI K.G.p tekhn. red.
[Long-distance commnicationel Dalluiala sviazI. (By] I.A.Abolits
i dr. Moskvap Sviaslizdat, 1962. 621 po (MMA 150)
(Telecommunication)

M1LLYKOVLKIY , :31olomon Geraoimovich; NOW=, Arkadiy Petrovich;
POLYAK, M.U... retsenzer.t; KfOiN, K.D., retzenzent;
AbOLITS) I.A., otv. red.; UUNOVSKAYA, L.M., red.
z,.
(Long-dIrtance corx=ication and multiplexing of municipal
telephone networksj Dal'niaia sviaz' i uplotnenie gorod-
rkikh teleforwykh tsepoi. Izd-vo "Svia.-'," 196.!..
357 p. WIRA 17:10)

LURIYE, Boris YakovIevich; If
_'~L,'OW S, I.Asp otv, rod.; -,A
Ye.A., redo
[Design of transistor amplifiers with di.-ect feedback)
Proektirovanie tranzistoxrVkh uoilitelei. a glubokol ob-
ratnoi sviazliu. Moskva, Sviazl, 1965. 149 P.
(MIRA lFtrl)

2.
4. L
9. MontfjE List 2f Ruasian Accessionst Library of Congress, 1953. Unclassified.

AJORE, M.(,Iliga.); STELLS, V.(Rigs)
-4~OLKALNS, J.(Riga); F
Remains of Dryas flora in the deposits of the third over-river terrace
in the valley of Gauja. Vestim Latv ak no.8:99-106 160.
(Em 10:9)
1. Latvijas PSR Zinatnu akademij&, GeologiJas un derigu Israktanu
wtituts.
(Geology)

OV.,,, atolij Petrov 11h, Lev Anntollyevich; XONSTANTINOVA,
N.;-SOBOLSVSXATA, Z.S.. tokhn.red.
(Dictionary of Japanese seogriiphical nameal 60.000 words]
Slovnrl isponakikh geogrnflchookikh nazvenil. 60000 slow.
Moskva, Gos.ixd-vo inostr.i natsionalInykh Blovnrelp 1959.
577 P. (MIRA 12t11)
(Japan--Names. Geographical--Dictionpries)
(Jap9nese language--Transliterstion)

JMI&YASOV, A.F. [translator); TOLKACHEV, F.F. [translator];
TOPORKOV, G.N., red.1 GRUSHIN, A.V.# tekhn. red.
-.1
(Typhoon is comingflIdeLl"IbI in
. Z. -~~1-v* laqw, j4t-4-,%A"6 210 P.
,. ~7 '~ 7 -vr"w-
7~= , f W-A 17 11),

ABOLMMVj G., Inzb9ner&
Operation of pasteurizing apparatus. Moloch. prom. 17 no.6t
15-18 156, (MLRA 9310)
(Pasteurizer*)

A.BOLRASU'l. 0.. inshen"r.
V"m rpm
Separator drive wear d-w ta iwiroper rotattoa of the starting
coupling. Moloch. i-roll. 18 no-6:17-18 '57. (KLRA 10%6)
!. Leningradekly tekhtologicheskiy Institut kholodillnoy promysb.
lannosti.
(Crean sa-mrators-NIectrio driving) (C.,11-1 Int-3)

A.BOLIMSOV, G,T.
Starting period of the assembly engino - centriruC;;,TruOq
LTIXHP 15:141-149 158, (KIRA I
1. YredstavlenA lafedroy tekhnologicbeekog* ot~orudnvanWu
pisbehavykb prolayodstv Wnirgm4stogo tokhhologi chow skogo
institute, kholodilluoy pro shleftnosti,
(CentrIfugell

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66162
3OV/1F34-59-4-6/18
AUTHOR: Abolmasov, O.F., Engineer
TITLEt On the Problem of Aerodynamic Resistances of the Drums of Fluid N:,ptr-
centrifuges
PERIODICAL; Xhimicheskoye mashinostroyeniye, 1959, Nr 4, pp 13 - 19, (U33H)
ABSTRACTt In fluid supercentrifuges. working with high-speed rotation of drums, the
overcoming of the air resistance consumes 4U - 50% of Uie electromotor's
power. The article gives some information on the physical nature of aero-
dynamic losses in fluid.supereentrJfuges and reports on the main resultn of
experiments carried out by the author. Usually, the drums of centrifuges
rotate In a housing, Uierefore resistance can be caused by the air only
within this closed system, Had the air in the housing a laminar flow, its
resistance were dependent on its viscosity only and could be detenikined by
the formula of Petrov [Ref 51. However, when a cylinder rotates Inside a
stationary cylinder, the turbulence increases, and. the air flow In the gap
between drLrn and housing becomes unstable already In the laminar stage and
whirls arise, with their axes parallel to the peripheral speed. which rjtflte
alternately right and left. The critical speed at which such whirls arise
Card 1/6 can be determined by the formula of Taylor rRef 61. In separators with &n

66162
SOV/184-59-4-6/18
On the Pit-oblem of Aerodynamic Resistances of the Drums of Fluid Supercentr1rugell
efficiency of 2,000 - 5,000 1A, with a drum radius of 20 cm, a gap of'
I cm and kinematic air viscosity of 0.16 =2/sec, air turbulence occurs
even at 15 rpm of the drum. By the same formula the safe gap, still
securing the laminar air flow between drum and housing can be detarmined,
namely 0.2 mm, at a peripheral speed of 115 m/sec. Yet, In praxia such a
gap is impossible, first of all because the deviation of the drum from the
geometric rotational axis exceeds this value at the critical number of re-
volutions. Besides that, various protuberances on the drum and in the
housing interfere with the lamInar air flow. 7bus the aerodynamic re-
sistance of the drum depends essentially on the air viscosity and the In-
41ensity of the formation of whirls. The centrifugal forces of the air
arising with the rotation are not counterbalanced by Internal pressure
of the main flow, with the result that the air particles are being forced
from the center to the periphery. Because of the continuous flow along the
stationary walls of the housing a return flow towards the center &risen and
the Intermixing of air particles follows curved trajectories (Figure 1) . As
Figure 1 shows, the peripheral air speed drops from I on the dr= cIrcum-
ference to zero on the housing circumference, roaching aome average value
Card 2/6 of I. in the main flow. Consequently there Is a simultaneous friction,

66162
SOV/18)4-59-4-6/18
On the Problem of Aerodynamic Resistance of the Drums of Fluid Super.,entrifuges
between the air and the rotating drum (I - 1.) and between the air and the
stationary housing (1). 7be amount of motion which the air gains through
friction against the drum Is lost through friction against the housing.
The aerodynamic losses concentrate In this boundary layer. 3ince the co-
efficients of friction increase with the roughness, the dr,= and the hCOU01ing
surfaces should have the same clean finishing In order to reduce the nern-
dynamic losses. The mounting of the housing on the drum reduces the nor*-
dynamic losses. This is caused by reduction of the drum speed In relattan
to that of the air rotating In the housing, as well as by the limiting; of
the air mass set to turbulent motion. Thlis air mass Is proportional to Lo
size of the gap, therefore a narrowing or the gap leads to reduction of the
losses. Numerous studies [Refs 7 - 131 on resistance of the gas medium to
rotors In turbines, electronotors and ventilatorn have shown the dependence
of the friction coefficient on mmy factors, such as Heynolis Number, rough-
ness of the surface, number of revolutions and form of the rotor and Its
dimensional relations, fom of the housing and the character of the medlun
flowing in it, the size of the gap etc. It Is evident that at such a com-
plexity of factors the friction coefficent can be detemined only experimen-
card 3/6 tally. The tests were carried out on milk separators with a capacity ov

(56162
SOV/184-59-4-6/18
On the Problem of Aerodynamic Resistance of the Drums of Fluid Supercentrifuges
2,000 - 5,000 1/hour. Figure 2 shows typical drums of equAl efficiency.
7he tendency Is with type a) to secure the capacity at A smaller dIameter
and a larger height, with type b) to lower the center of gravity (larger
diameter and smaller height). Characteristics of experimental drums nre
given in Table 1. The air resistance was detemineJ by the "run out"
method. T he experimental arrangement Is shown on Photograph 3 with
separator (1), electromotor (2), electromagnetic oscillograph (3), Photo-
tachometer (4), tuning fork frequency electrogencrator (~i), amplifier (6),
rectifier (7), gas consumption meter (6), and stroboscope (9). After the
drum had been speeded up the driving belt was removed and an oscillogram
was taken. The loss of kinetic energy F in the time t during which the
drum speed decreased from nl. rev/sea to n2 rev/se~~ gave the total frictionil
force at average speed. The vertical shaft was first tested alone, thon
loaded with a drum. Results tire given (Figure 6, Cu:ntes 6 and 4). It
proved that the aerodynamic resistances of the vertical shaft assembly and
friction In bearings (Curve 5) amounted to 50% of the aerodynamic resistances
of the drum (Curve 3) and to 33% of the total losses ((,6,rve 2). Painting
influenced the losses more than other kinds of surface finishing, since the
Card 4/6 unevenness of paint was about 0.5 mm. To detemine the losses at apeods

66162
sm/184-59-4-6/0
On the Problem of Aerodynaml,~ Resistance of the Drum of Fluid 3upercentrifuges
exceeding the working speeds, the drum was speeded up to 9,000 rpm. Dia-
gram 7 represents the influence of the housing and its rot%ghness. Cvrve I
gives total power losses (aerodynamic, mechanical and hydraulic) In a dilm
without a hood (Figure 2b, 3), Curves 4, 3 find 2' give same for a hood with-
out ribs, with narrov~rlbs (10 mm) and with broad ribs respectively. Curve
6 gives total losses in mechanical gear. Hoods without ribs and with narrow
ribs reduce the losses, compared with a drum without a hcod by 50 and 37%
respectively. On Graph 10 the resistance coefficient of air is plotted
against the Reynolds number. Evidently here, too, the name regularities
are observed as were discovered by Nikuradze for round pipes. The author
arrives at the following conclusionst 1. The general opinion that the
aerodynamic resistances of drums In modem fluid supercentriNges consume:
50 - 40' of working power is a 2 - 3 fold nxaggeratlon. 2. Aerodynamic
lcases essentially influenced by the shape of drum mid housing. At
equal effi,:nnoy the losses decrease with the increase. of the relation "I.
3. The aerodynamlo and ,mechanical resistances of the vertical shaft D
can amount to 20 - 30, and even more, percent of the drum losses, 4.. Aero-
dynatnic, mechanical and hydraulic losses of the horizontal shaft assembly
card 5/6 can exceed the drum losses; therefore the number of revolutions of the
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On the Problem of Aerodynamic &,sistance of the Drum of Fluid Supercentrifugen
driving shaft of a centrifuge is not without importance for the aggret.,ate
efficiency of the gear.
There are: 1 photo, 2 graphs, 5 diagrams, 1 oscillogrwn, 3 tables and
14 references, 12 of which are Soviet and 2 foreign (translated), a-,,"
Card 616

ABOLMASOVA, A. [translator]
Incomprehensible generosity of nature (from "Nagaku-Amakhi," w,,12,
1961). Nauka i xhizn' 29 no.5t84-85 MY 162. (KRA
(Nettles)

Abolnick S.A. La prevention do I& tubercilose par le MAO' in U.S.S.R.
The prevention of tuberculosis b.- B.C.(,* in the U,S.S.Ro Annalos do 111natitut Pastetw,
Paris, 1947, 73/4 (373-378) Tables 6
Of 56996.1 children vaccinated at birth with BeC.0, in 1938 " l7pb69 controlop the
martality from tuberculosis during the first six months or life was, about rive per
lOjOO0 for both groups. During the second six months the mortality in the vaccinatal
group was eight per 10,0C0 and during the second year it vu 10 per 10,,000. The
corrosponding, rates in the unvaccinated group were about dcuble those figurese
With the introduction of large-scale vaccination in big cities the mortality rate of
infants from tuberculosis declined by 40 per cent between the years 1936 and 19LO.
Wyss-Austin
Sot Medical Microbiology and Hygiene,, Section IVj, Vole Ii #1-6

"OLINIK, S.A..,--
Matual aotivity of various oareinogenio agentB. Vop,onk. 6 no,2t
102-112 F 160'. MIRA 1412)
(CARCINOGENS)

",-ABOLINIK, S. A.- .
Surgical and radiological castration in cancer of the M&=
gland. Vop. onk. 8 no.4:97-106 '62. (MIRA 152
(BREAST-CANCER) (CASTRATION)
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Abo1'n1ko,,,, S. Y&., ~e..
The Yjuakh SSR tit the All-Union Ar-riculturnl FY.Wi4.ior., 1r,10
DY903-07
1. Knzf!kW.%n- 1. Rucanov, I.K. II.Siecht, Samen ~'riF-Orlevich.
III. Kbollnikov, S.TA. ed.

STRADINA, Pauline, kand. ekon. nauk; AVEKSE, R., otv. &a vypusk;
OSIS, R. (translator]; SVEIDE, V.[translator); AKLS., J.
(tranelatorl; VOLFS, L., tekhn. red.
(Dovelopment of public dining facilities in Soviet Latvia]
Sabiedriskas adinasanas attistiba, Padomju Latvija. Riga,
"Padomju Latvijas kooperators" 1960. 55 p. (MIRA 16:4)
(Latvia-Restaurants, lunchroomap eto.)

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