SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ACHKASOV, D.I. - ACHMATOWICZ, O.

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MVLTHIN. M,G.; =INOV9 Y,G.; ZHIMKRINq D.G.; PAVIMKOO A.S.;
KULEV, I.A,; WNCHOW, V.I.; DROBTSM, A.I.; IMITRIYBV, I.I.;
YjIRW.OV# V.S,; SOSNIN, LL,; PMSHKNO A,S.; BXIP30V, M.S,;
TARASOVO N.Ya.; NIKOLISKIT, G.Pe; KRYLOV, N.A,; KOGTAVO G.I.;
ACHKkSOV# D*I,; VMLOV, N.D,; CHIZHOV, D.G.; UGCRATS, I.I.;
X1dFMO*j F.N.; PWONOV9 N.A.
Vladimir Hikolaevich Sergeev; obituary, Blek, sta, 27 no
3:63 Mr
156. (019: 8)
(Sergeev, Vladimir Nikolaevich.' 1903-1956)

n L, tl F \ I I 1 .1 1- 1 1 t-1-~ I I
UGORETS, I.I.; LAVRICNINKO, K.D.; BONDARIV, N.M.; PIATONOV,
N.A.;
; MKHITA.RTAN, S.G.; SAVINTKH, A.I.; MLLTUTIN, I.P.
4~xw.4:-N.; MOSKOVSKIT, F.A.; GIL'FARD, M.Z.; ILHAVAY, N.M.
BESMOZvom, I.A.; XIKINk, M.I.; TRETNIKOVA, Ye.R.
Nikolai Nkolaevich Romanov; obituary. Elek.nta. 27 no.4:63 Ap
'56.
(MLRA 9:8)
(Romanov, Nikolai Nikolaevich, 1906-1956)

~ I- '.),r, W, I
DROBYSHEV, A.; BONDAM, N.; WOUNIKOV, F.; ROGOVIN, N.;
ACHUSgj~.P.;
VESELOV, N.; GROBOXOPATELI, S.; RABINSKIY, K.; PZSfff3M, A.
Semen Iosifovich Kazarnovskii; otitilary A. Drobyahev and
others.
Blek.sta. 27 no.5:63 MY 156. (MLPA 9:8)
(Kazarnovskii, Semen losifovich, d.1956)

SOV 1112-59 -2-2794
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1959,
Nr 2,
pp 73-74 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Achkasov, D. 1. , and Grigor'yev, Yu. Ye.
TITLE: Constructing the Kuybyshev -Moscow 400-kv Electric
Transmission Line
(Stroitel'stvo elektroperedachi 400 kv Kuybyshevskaya
GES-.Moskva)
PERIODICAL, V sb.: E-nerg. str-vo SSSR za 40 let. M.-L.,
Gosenergoizdat,
1958, pp 373-380
ABSTRACT: The Kuybyshev - Moscow transmission line is the
first member of the
united high-voltage network of the USSR. Among transmission
lines of this
class, the first 380-kv 954-km single-circuit line was put in
operation ir
Sweden in 1952; the second line is the Kuybyshev -Moscow
(1956) 400--kv 9004M
line. The latter consists of two circuits with three switching
stpLtions and a
480-Mva capacitive compensation. The trans mis sion-line
circuits terminate
at receiving substations. Each sabstation has four banks of
400/110/11 and
220/110/11-kv transformers; provision is made for eventual
installation of
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ZASYAD1110, A,F.; KUCHEREITKO, V.A.; PAVLENKO, A.S.;
GRISHMANOV, I.A.;
FROW7, V.S.; SEIASHEDV, Z.A.; YKFUMOV, M.T.; SMIRNOV,
M.S.;
CHIZHOV, D.G.; NOVIMV, I.T.; NOSOV, R.P.; ASKOGUNSKU,
A.N.;
NEKRASOV, A.M.; LAVIOMKO. K.D.; TARASOV, N.Ya.;
GABDANK, K.A.;
LEVIN, I.A.; GINDURD, S.Z.; ALUSANDROV, A.P.; OMZIN,
I.V.;
OZEROV, I.N.; SOSNIN, L.A.; BELYAROV, A.A.; NAYMUSHIN,
I.I.;
INYUSHIN, M V ; ~gX4�qy. D.I.; RUSSO, G.A.; DROBYSHgV.
A.I.;
PLATONOV, 11 A f,
: : ZHDWIN' PROMYSLOV, V.F.; KRISTOV, V.S.;
SAPOZHNIKOV, F.V. ; XASATKIZI, M.V.; ALEKSANDROV,
M-Ya.; )DTIIMVSKIY,
D*G*
Fedor Georgievich Loginov; obituary. Elek.sta. 29
no.8:1-2
AG 158. (MIRA ll.- 11)
(Loginov, Fedor Georgievich, 1900-1958)

NEPORDZHNIY, P.S.; SAVINYKH, A.P.; SAPOZHNIKOV, F.V.;
SERDYUKOV, N.P.;
ACHKASOV, D.I.; BURGSDORF, V.V.; WEMOV, N,P.;
SYR%IYATNIKOV, I.A.;
!MkVSKIY, B.A.; ROKOTYAN, S.S.; STEKLOV, V.7u.;
FEDOSEYEV, A.M.;
GRUDINSKIY, P.S.; KHOMYAKOV, M.V~; VENIKOV, V.A.;
CHERNOBROVOV, N.V.;
MELINIKOV, N.A.; BERSHADSKIY, I.S.
Aleksandr Dmitrievich Romanovp 1905; on his 60th
birthday. Elek.
sta. 36 no.11:94 N 165. (MIRA 18:10)

AUTHOTIZ: Noporozhniy, P, S.; Savii-Orldi, It. P.; Sapozhpikov,
F. V.; Sord~~.ov, N.
D'argsdorf, V. V.; 11onov, 11N. P.: Sym-nYatnikov i A ya y
B. K.- ~'y6iyan, S. S,; Stoklov, Ve Yu.; Fodosoyov~, A. If',;
Gnidinsl
10 Idy, Po S,;
Khomralcov, 1.1, Vo; Vonikov, V* As; Chernobrovov, N. V.;
Meltnikov, N. As; I
BershadskV, L. S.
ORG: none
rn
1ITSE: Honoring the 60th birthday of Alelmandr Dmitriyevich
Romanov
SOUICE: Elektrichoskiye stantsii, no, 11, 1965, 94
T
IOPIC TAGS: electric pmrer plant, indus"'rial personnel
A] WET: in July 1965 A.'D. Romanov celebrated hils 60th birthday
and the
.34fi anniver:3ary of his active life as a jnajor designer,
operator, and build-
er vf electric power stations. On his -raftation in 1007 from
the. Iloscow
,,! eri c I ioi nPd the Yosenerro 110SCO11,
College of E~irlncering, Aleksandr Dmit.tri,
Pcf;mtr ~Vst C11, Iffiere ho Steadily roso throi~r;h thc rz~rks
until ho bminie Deputy
the s ..-'0 m, tinf in tho de_-Iffn anti rrlc
Chief Engrineer, 11,1141() at tij
ticol, inizoduction of 500-4-V f-lectric trnnsnission lan-es
zumnin~.? from Yo-C-)w
1' St~,'Ulon ~,nr,' f- to the Urru~s,
-to VC)1ZhS!M1f,1
Sim A Romnnov ha,- bcen Chief r the
S -o 195.~ E 11 p" i n ', C!
strcy 11.13.1n Adjn-:Lni.--.k'.ration for Fove;o Gi-W. ill
Ea:--tern USSR of tho
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.Stato Pro(biction to):'VjdiAoo for )3'nnrgnt-JcD-a~~l
1)5,54t. Along iilth
his active work, oinco 1930 A. D, Romanov has been toaohing
courne-, in Vowar
'Networks and Sy0,oP,,!q ns well as in Power Stntiors and
Substnt~onv at tho
Moscow Correspondence Institute of Energetics and, later, at
the All-Union
Correspondence Institute of 11,norgetics, and, in this
c,1pacity) has trained new
cadres of pmie-r ongineers. In 1957 the title of Ausistant
Professor was con-
ferred on him and ~n 1963, the title of Candidate of Technical
Sciences. He
has published more than 40 scientific and technical articles
on power engineer-.
ing and construction and he is a nomber of Vie editorial
boards of the period-
io anthologies Energeticheskoye Stroitel'stvo (power
Construction),and-
Energeticheslcoye Stroitel'stvo za Rubezhom (Pcn-rar
Construction Abroad)* He
has been a Party momber since 1932 and is the bearer of the
Order of Labor Red
Banner as ireU as of various imdals, Best ieshes for further
creative, work
are eAendod to him* Orig* art, has: 1 figuree rJPMT
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ANDREWYEV, N.N., dots.,- ACHKASOV, K.A. 9t. propodavatell;
DOLZUENKOVp
A.T., dots.; DOKFCHAYEVA, A.P., dots.; KISELEV, I.I., dots.;
KOZLOV9 LP., st, prepodavatell; TROFIMOV, V.I., dots.;
PESTRYAKOV, A.I., nauchnyy red.; SHALYT, N.A., red.; TOKER,
A.M., tekhn. red.
[Manual for the young agricultural machinery operator) Spra-
vochnik molodogo mekhanizatora sel'skogo khoziaistva. Pod red.
A.T.Dolzhenkova, Izd.2., ispr. i dop. Moskva, Proftekhizdat,
1963. 653 P. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Fakul'tat mekhanizatsii Moskovskoy akademii Im. K.A.
Timiryazeva (for all except Pestryakov, 6halyt, Toker).
(Agricultural machinery)

hon.-tantin Aleksandrovich; Vlia,~',imir
',(-.tapavieh
[fiepair of fuel and hydrtaille system devices
of tractors,
motor vehicles and combineol ilemont.
pr-31urok, ,Asierr~, pi-
tutija i gidrtvlicheskoi sisterV tranktorov,
avt,)i%ubilei i
kombuinov. lloskva, Vysshaia shkciln, 1965. 2
'1 5 p .
(VIRA 18:7)

ACHKASOV, L.G.-I-Anoh.; SHCHAPOV, N.P., prof.
Effect of temperature, time, and stresa conditions of
the type of de-
struction occurring in low-carbon steel. Veet.TSNII
MPS 18 no.1:41-44
F 15 9. (MIR& 12:3)
(Steel-Testing)

8/137/62/000/001/152/237
A006/A101
--AUMOR: Achkasov. L.G.
TITLEs Manganese hoat resistant and durable steel for railroad
structures
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 1, 1962 42
abstract 11294
1 4,~43
("Vestn. Vaes. n.-i. in-ta zh.-d. transp.11, 1961, no. _-47)
Tm:-- Investigations we 're made of the mechanical and
technological proper-
ties of "M-grade" manganese steel containing in %: C 0.12,Mn 1.41
- 1.55; Cu
0.2B - O~29 (1) and "3T" grade carbon steel containing C 0.*20 -
0.21; Mn 0.49-0-57
(II). It was established that I had a static strength at 325 -
5250C dxcaeding
that of II by 20%. Ductility of I was by 1.5 - 2.0 tines higher
than that of II
during yield limit tests at 375 - 5250C and did not decrease with
lofiger duration
of the test. Unlike II, I is not prone to-the formation, of
intercrystalline
cracks during 1,264-hour tests at 5250C. Welded I-speioimens
broke down in the
'P
base metal during short-time tension and yield limit tests within
a range OL 375-
5250C. There are 7 references.
T. Fedorova
[Abstracter's notel Complete translation]
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AGHKASOVp L.G_.;_.SH.CHAPOV, N.P.
Failure of low-carbon and manganess steels. Metalloved.
i term.
obr. met. no.9:28-32 S 163. (MIRA 16tlO)
1. Vsesojvuznjry nauchno-issledcvatellskiy institut
zheleznodorozhnogo
transports.

ACCESSION NR: A-PiO49405
5 9 64- j 000 7 7 12 6 1 V_'! 34
AUTH DR.- ArJ&w0_v
G. (Candidate (f technical sciences); ZMchikov, A. V.
En . eeir
TIM- stre7 as' ru2ture' strength f - si, idercd: Joints t -high
temperatures,
T6.
~,d e,,
- c ;Iedovatellskiy institut zbelp ii d
'SOUP'CE: fxoscow.~ Vse,96yuxny_y,nau h o-bl a o orozhnow
j6 transports. - Mmdy -noo 277, ~ 1~0- ~, Isvetny,ya metally i
splavy-dlya zhelezno-~
dombnorgo'transporta-: (No in-ferrous. v 4tals, ~,and. alloys for,
railroad trace oration)
P
116-134
r1 -joint-, -ele le d
ivei--ma',Jol . _ctric-locomot tt
TOPIC-TAGS:- diisel- locomot 0 ive'- ~n
"Ider-, silver lead solder solderef I- Joint strength, stress
rupture.strength ,
tempe
raturVtrengt
hin
13STRAM": .The s9ldered manifold Joints o' Ediesel and electric
railroad locomotives.-
er
voik under Ailgh -,'stresses at., 14.0-18CC.- Since - the low ef
ficiency of - tin lead sold
be--expLiiued-by-lvw creep- resistance, the-TsNII-MPS perfqmed-tests
with such
soldered joints under static ten!;ic a and high teuiperatures. At
first, tin lead
solder vat tested. Vbgn it was foind that lead silver solder was
stronger than
the tin lead solder, str"s rupturi; te~sts were performed on lead
silver solder
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-Znz 0-
n m -- n Ic c) n 5z r uk s 4 v -s N- ? S -)cpa~-Zment, or male. 1-3
r-upture by two constants: -rz:: AI--' 1n-, unLy
The tests iudiebte--, AlIver solder en-
juired for plotting the curves.
413

-A ;-- ---4 f, I l -4 ~P,
-u and " -I-
taining AB;
~kkratllra of the
L213 it) I C 1 OT. Z;0 I (-Ier- lll$L LIU III. Iju 1,, 1

ACHKOOV. N.I.;KLRPOV, N.A.;MA.LITSKIY, L.Ya.;ULYUYEV,
D.I.
Ballast cleaning machines (ShchOM) are being put WO
Droduction,
Pat' i put. khoz. no.1:16-17 A '57. (MLRA 10:4)
(Ballast)

KUROCHKIRp G.A.; TRAVKINp V.S.; VLADISIAVLEV, Yu.Ye,;
AVTONOV, N.V.;
GUREVICH, &M.; SHIT, Ye.Z.; PETROPAVIDVSKIY, B.P.; ACH~~
-Ll.,-- BORMOTIN, I.M.
Inventions. Gor,zhur. no.2r74-75 i 163. (MIRA 16t2)
(Mining machinery-Technological innovations)
(Hartbmoving machinery-Technological innovations)
(Railroads-Railff)
k

vrach (Barnaul)
Prevention of minor wounds. -Med. seatra 21
no.1:47-48 A 162.
(MIRA 15:3)
(TRAWTISM)
(RAI IROADS-EMPLOUES-MEDICkL CARE)

ACHKASOV., NS-,-
------- -- - - -.-. --, - -
15:11)
Traumatism in a locomotive depot and its prevention;
experience
from the work of a health station at the locomotive
depot of
Barnaul Station. Sov.med. 26'no.6:118-121 Je 162. (EPA
(VARNAUL (ALTAI TFRRITORY--FAII.ROADS--ACCIDENTS))

11 - I // ~ ' f --~ L' tl ( 'Y -
iWGHMO,G.I., admiral, otvetetvennyy red.; DEMIN, L.A.,
dote., Imnd. geogr.
nauk, inzh. -kontr- admiral, glavnyj rod.; FRUMIN, N.S.,
polkovnik,
zameBtitell etvetstvannogo red.-, AWI'KIN, P.S..
admiral, red.:
ALAYUZOV. V.A., prof.. kand. voonno-morskikh nauk,
admiral, red.,,
AITANIICH, V.1b., koutr admiral zapasa, red.; AGHKASOV,
V.I., kand.
istor. nauk, kapitan 1 ranga, red.;
BARANOV,-A-.r.,-'r'e'd'.-4-*BBM,
V.A., prof., kontr-admiral v otatavlm, red.; BKMOVM,
L.G.R
prof., doktor istor. nauk, polkovaik zapasa, red.;
BOLTIN, Ye.A.,
kand. voen. nauk, general'mayor, red.; VERSHININ, D.A.,
kapitan 1
ranga, red.; VITVKR, X.A., prof., doktor geogr. nauk,
red.;
GSLIPOND, G.M., dots., kand. voenno-morskikh nauk,
kapitan 1 ranga,
red., GLINKOV, Ye.G., inzh.-kon*tr-admiral v otstavke,
red.;
71miSHYRV, I.-D., vitse-admiral, red.; ZOZULYA, F.V.,
admiral, red.;
ISAKOV, I.S., prof., Admiral Ilota Savetokogo Soyuza,
red.;
KAVRAYSKIY, V.V. [deceased], prof., doktor fiz.-mat.
nauk, inzh.-
kontr-admiral v otatavke, red.; LU3SNIX, S.V., red.;
KOZLOV, I.A.,
dots kand. voenno-morskildi nauk, Impitan 1 ranga, red.;
KOMAROV.
A.V.: vitse-admiral.'red.; KMYAVTSU, M.K., general
leytenant
tokhaicheakikh voyek, red.; LTUSHKOVSKIY, H.V., dots.,
kand. istor.
nauk, polkovnik, red.; MAKSIMOV, S.N., dots., kand.
voonno-morskikh
nauk, kapitan I ranga, red.; aWN'. S.B., prof., doktor
istor. nauk,
red.; anov, B.P., prof., doktor geogr. nauk, red.;
PAVLOVICH, N.B.,
prof., kontr-admiral v otstavko, red.; PANTRIZU7. Yu.A.,
admiral,
red.; PIT=IY, N.A., kand. voenno-mors'kikh nauk,
kontr-admiral,
red.; PIATONOV. S.P.,.general-leytenant, red.; POZNYAK,
V.G., dots.,
general leytenant, red.; SALISHCM, K.A-., prof., doktor
tekhn. nauk,
(Continued on next card)

IX -,JMO, G.I.-(contimied) Card 2.
red.; SrDOROV, A.L., prof., doktor istor. nau ., red.;
SKORCDUMOV,
L.A., kontr-.admiral, red.; SNEMIMIY, V.A..' prof. .-
dokbor
voenno-morakikh nauk, inzh.-kapitan'l ranga, red.;
SOWV'Ylff, I&N.,
dots., kand. voonno-morskikh nauk, kapitan 1 ranga,
red.; STAIJ30,
K.A., k6ntr-admiral, red.; STZPANOV, G.A. [deceased],
dots., vitse-
admiral, red.; TOM&SHEVICH, A*V., prof*, doktor
voenno-morskikh
nauk, kontr-admiral v otstavke, red.; TRIBUTS, V.F.,
kand. voenno-
morskikh nauk, admiral, red.; CHZU=OV, F.I.,
kontr-admiral, red.;
SHVMO TO.Ye., prof. doktor voenno-morskikh nauk,
kontr-admiral,
red.; CHURBAKOV, A.I.,,tek~n. red.; VASILIYWA, Z.P.,
tekhn. red.;
VIZIROVA, G.N., takhn. red.; GOROKHOV, V.I., tekhn.
red.; GRINIKO.
A.M., teldm. red.; KOLIKOVA, M.M., tekhn. red.;
NALIMM, V.I.,
tekhn. red.; SVIDIRSKLYA. G.V., teldin. red.;
CEIRNOGOROVA, L.Pov
tekhn. red.; GURNICH, I.V., tekhn. red.; BUKHANOVA,
N.I., tekhn.
red.; NNCLAYIUA, I.N., tekhn. red.; RADOVILISKAYA,
RA., tekhn.
red.; TIKHOKIROVA, A.S., teldin. red.; BELOCHKIN,
P.D.0 tekhn. red.;
I007KOO V.I.O tekhn. red.; ROMAHM, I*G#, tekhn. red.;
TAROSOTICH,
K.Ye., tekhn. red.
[Sea atlael Morskoi atlas. Dtv. red. G.I. Ievchonko.
Glav. red.
L.A. Demin. [Moskva] Izd. Glav. shtaba Voenno-morskogo
flota.
Vol-3. [Military and historical. Pt.l. Pages 1-451
Voenno-istori-
cheskli. Zameatitell otv. red. po III tomu N.S.
Fnukin, Pt.l.
Liaty 1-45. 1958. _ [Military and historical maps '
ages 46-521
(Continued on next card3

I37CH.D.TKO, G.I.---(continued) Card 3.
Voonno-istorichoslde karty, listy 46-52. 1957. (mm 11:10)
1. Russia,(1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministeretvo oborow. 2. Nachallnik
Glavnogo upravlaniya qeodezii i kartografii Ministeretva
vnu.trennikh
dal SSSR (for 13amnov)- 3. Chlen-korrespondent Akadomii nauk SSSR
(for Kaleanik). 4. Deystvitellnyy chlen Almdemii pedagogicheakikh
nauk RSFSR (for Orlov).
(Ocean--Maps)

ACIMASOVS! V.1.9 kand. istoricho nauR. kapaUan a go
r;-.-nga; VLADIMIROV, Z.G.,
kand. istorich. mukq kapitan 2-go ranga
Under the revolutlonar7 W-nnrr;3 of c;ombat. Mor. abor.
48 no.ll,,16.20
N 164. (MIRA 1882)

ACC NR t
AR6029294 SOURCE CODE: UR/0271/66/000/006/AO29/AO29
AUTHOR: Achkasov Y M.; Zaytsev, A. I.
TITLE: Calculating the control angle in continuous pulse control
systems
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Avtomatika, telemekhanika. i vychislitel'naya
tekhnika, Abs. 6A227 I
REF SOURCE: Izv. Tomskogo politekhn. in-ta, v. 153, 1965, 142-146
TOPIC TAGS: automatic control, automatic control system, electric
motor
ABSTRACT: A continuous-pulse control 6f the velocity of rotation
of a dc MULUL L-,L U
-URV-D system is considered when, depending on the control depth,
the firing angle of
the ion converter is changed. A law,governing the change in the
firing angle as a
flinction of the control range and shaft load is established. It
is shown that the
continuous-pulse control of the rotating velocity assures equal
current pulses pass-
ing through a single rectIfier in the entire control range. Ile
pulses are not
changed with respect to height'when the load is changed within
permissible limits.
[Translation of abstract] 2 illustrations and bibliography of 2
titles. B. U.
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ACC NR.- AFbUUZ153. SOURICE CODE: UR/028016'7/000/006/0103/0113
( A)
AUTHOR: Achkasov. Yu. S. (Moscow); Yablonskiy, A. I. (Moscow)
ORG: none
TITLE: Signal-noise separation with loss functions that depend on
signal -oboe rvati
time ~ 14,
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Tekhnicheskaya kibernetika, no. 6,
1965, 103-113
TOPIC TAGS: signal noise separation, signal detection, radar
ABSTRACT: This processing is assumed- A multichannel device
analyzes the out-
line of the likelihood ratio in the parameters space A - (t4, -r )
of the signals being
detected and isolates sufficiently powerful single likelihood
peaks; each peak is
processed in a common computer; the processing is practically
optimal if the losses
are additive (in the individual solutions) and the signal flow
obeys the Poisson law.
The loca functions cover parameter determination errors, signal
-oboe rvation time,
missing signals, false signals, and cost of processing. Optimal
decisions about the
signal presence and continuation or cessation of processing are
passed by comparing
112

the likelihood ratio, integrated with respect to possible
signal parameters within 'he
peak, with the detection and cessation thresholds. The
comparison with the detection
,threshold is performed on the condition that the decision
about the presence of target
in the next scanning would result In a greater loss than that
associated with the
immediate detection. The detection threshold depends on the
signal parameters and
the accuracy of their determination. Optimal thresholds
calculated with an allowance
for all possible situations during the successive steps can be
replaced with approxi-
mately calculated thresholds which allow only for the parameter
accuracy in the next
step. Orig. art. has; 58 formulas.
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DOBRONRAVOV, F.N.; GERASIFOVA, A.M.; AGHKASOVA, G.V.
Effectof Invert sugar on the properties of filtered juice.
Sakh.prom. 33 no.10:19-23 0 159. 04M 130)
1. Novo-Troltakaya gruppovaya laboratoriya.
(sugar manufacture)

1.0.,, GMKINA, A.Go Y'~.FRFIMOV, I.I., SM"I'Milltm, yu.B';
M.T., SOVETOVA. L.Ye..,c CHIETIKOVA, A,].,, SHLBOVA, AJI.
Fffe,~tlvenesr- r--f arnbulatoi7~ tnla4Mnt Cf
rhr.Ae'lthiasis ~atiant:3
at, She-jeznovodsk Health R~~lcri. Sb...r, riauch. rab.
vrach. san.-kur.
uchr. prefEciuzov rw,.A.,l2l-'j25 164'
(MIDA 18!10)
1. *-'heleznrAcr(--zhuuya kurrrt.nf4y8 1-.~hkllnila
(gl,,ivri,-y vrich 1, 1.
Yef remov) .

KROTKINAp N.A.; AGIEWOVA, M.A.
Late tumors in dogs following the introduction of
chemical
carcinogens-into bones* Vope onk. 9 no.7tl5-21 163
(MIRA 16 912)
1. Iz laboratorii opukholevykh shtammo-T Instituta
onkologii
AMN SM (dir. - deystvitelinyy clilen AIIN SSSR
prof* A.I.
Serebrov), Adres avtorovi Leningrad, P-129, 2-yu
Berezovaya
al.,3t Institut onkologii ANN SSSR.

USSR/11=an and Aninal PhysioloMr. Effects of
Physical Factors.
Therml Factor. T-13
,',bs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol-, No 12, 1958) 56165-
,-'.Uthor Girgolav, S-S.,,~~L-11-
Inst
Title Tenperature Regiraen of Tissue in ApplyinC
Tourni-
quets.
Ori6 Pub: Khirurgiya) 1956, No 4) 62-65.
Abstract: In practical activity a tourniquet which
has been
used to prevent bleeding, is frequently left at the
bleeding site for a longer tire than the
pernissible
2-221 hours. Such practice my cause a ganGrenous
process. Tourniquets were applied to the haunches
of rats. If the air tenperature was 18-1.60 I.-c-7,
necroses appeared after 5 or nore hours. If the
Card 1b/

q31
ACHKASOVA, T.",; KALBAUJI, A.A.,, KOSTYUC, 1OK,
B.M..- I&DYUKINA, V.V.
Modification Of gR8 exchange and blood gases in
pulmonary surgery
under controlled hypothormia. Khirurgiia 32
no.1:78-85 J '56
(mLRA 9:6)
1. 1z gospitallnoy, khtrurgicheskoy kliniki
Voyenno-cleditBinskoy
ordena Lanina akademii imeni S.M. Kirova
(nach.-general-navor
meditsinskoy sluzhby prof. I.S. Koloimikov) i gruppy
kriopatologii
JUUI SSSR (rukovodltelO doystvitollnyy chlen AWT
SSSR prof. S.3.
Girgolav)
(LUNGS, surg.
controlled hypothermia, gaG e-,~change &- gases in
(BODY TEMPIM-IM'
hypothermia, controlled in lung surgeny, gaB exchange
blood ganes In)
(BLOOD,
ga,8 exchange in controlled hypertension during lung
surg. )

GIRGOLAV, S.S., professor; AGHKASOVA, T.A., kandidat
meditainskikh nauk
Temperature of tissues following application of a
tourniquet.
Xhirurgiia 32 no.4:62-65 Ap 156, (MIRA 9:8)
1. Daystvitelinyy chlen AMN SSSR (for Girgolav) 2. Iz
gruppy
kriopatologii AMN SSSR
(BODY TAPDATURA,
off. of tourniquet (Rue))
(HMORRHAG3, therapy,
tourniquet, off. on body temperature (Rue))

ACHKASOVAp T.A. (Leningrad)
Significance of tissue temperature in the application of
a tour4iquet.
Eksper. khir. 4(no.6:50-51 N-D 159. (AURA 14:6)
BLOOD-GIROULATION, DISORDERS OF)
(BODY TFITERATURE)

ACHWOVA, T.A.
Variation of gas exchange in animals during
localized cool'
1
n
.'56
6
Opyt izuch. reg. fiziol. funk. 6:193-196 163 (MIRA
17 3
1. Grappa fiziologii gazoobmena i te~loobmena
(rukovoditell -
prof. R.P.C[Llnyanskaya) Instituta fiziologii imeni
Pavlova
All SSSR*

ENGST, R.; MIKIMANN, H.
Investigation of the alility of various pes-tiAdes
Tc, inhiblt
cholesterinase in vitro. Cesk. hyg. 10
no.3aZ13-21' MY 165.
.4
1. Ustav pro vyzivu Nemecke akademie vel,
PL'StUpilTl.

LOMACEENKOV9 S.Ye., inzh.; GUTKINq B.G.p karxI. tekhn.
nm~k,- SHAGURINp
K.A. 9 otv. red.; -ACHKINADZEt Sh.D. v inzh. p red.;
XWLAVSKIYp
GoM.y tekhne red.
[Portable electric spark systems; work of the Research
Branch
of the State P ..ng Ins itute of the Ministry of
Transportation
Machinery Manufacture] Perenosmye elektroiskrovye
ustanovkil
opyt raboty NIF GPI MTrM L&AWadj 1952, 11 P.
(Inforratsionno-
tekhnicheskii l1stokq no:23060) (IORA 14:7)
1. Leningradskiy dom nauchno-tekhnichesk-,)y
propagandy. 2. Glavnyy
inzhener Lenlngradskoko doma nauchno-tekhnicheakoy
propagandy
(for Shagurin)
(Metals-Hardening) (Electric apparatus and appliances)

I 1 1. . - . 1 11 - ~. - I
BOGORAD, L.B.; ACHKINADZE, Sh.D., red.; GVIRTS, V.L.,
tekhn.red.
[Device for continuous hardening of band saws by high
frequency
currents and heating in water] PriSDOsoblenle dlia
neDreryvnoi
zakalki lentochnykh pil tokami vysokoi chRetoty a
nagrevom v vode.
Leningrad, 1955. 2 p. (Leningrndskii dom
nauchno-tekhnicheakoi
propagnndy. Informatsionno-tekkinicheakii listok,
no.35(721))
(Metals--Hardening) (Saws)

VASILITEV, A.S., kand.tekhn.nauk; DOROFETEV, G.I.,
kand.tekhn.nauk;
ACHKINADZI. Sh.D., red.; GVIRTS, V.L., tekhn.red.
[Changes in load parameters during induction heating
under
various operating conditions of generatorB] Izmenenie
parametrov
nagruzki pri induktsionnom nagreve v razlichnykh
rezhimakh raboty
mashinnogo generatora. Leningrad, 1955. 7 P.
(Leningradskii dom
nauchno-tekhnichaskoi propagandy. Informatsionno
tekhnicheakii
listok, no-108(796)) (MIRA 10:12)
(Induction heating)

I�TONOvicH,''A'.V.; ACHKINADZE,_,Sh.D., red.; GVIRTS, V.L.,
tekhn.red.
[High-speed method of testing the hardness of metals at
high
tearperatures] Uskorennyl metod ispytanila tverdosti
metallov pri
vysoki]Cn temperaturakh. Leningrad, 1955. 13 P.
(Leningradskii dom
nauchno-tekhnicheakoi propagandy.
Informatsionno-tekhnicheskii
listok, no.7(675)) (MIRA 10:12)
(Hetala at high tomnerature)

GTJRVICH. Anatoliy Konstantinovich; ACHKINADZN, Sh..D.,
red.; GVIRTS,V.L.,
takhn.red.
[Device for measuring depth of flaws by means of
impulse ultrasonic
defectoseopeal Pribor dlia izmereniiR glubiny
zaleganlia defek-ta
pri impul'snoi ul'trazyukovoi defektookopti. Leningrad,
1956.
13 P. (Leningradakii. dom nsuchib-Aekhnicheskoi
propagandy. Infor-
matoionno-tekhnichookii listok; no.14. Kontroll
kachestva produkt8ii)
I (MIRA 10:12)
(Ultrasonic waves-Industrial applications)

DONSKOY, Aieksandr vasillyevich, doktor tekhn.nauk;
IVERSKIY, Grigoriy
Vas1l'yevich, inzhener; ACHKINADZE, Sh.D., red.; FREGER,
D.P.,takhn.red.
[Stabilized anode rectifier for electrothermal equiDment;
prpctices
of "Sevzappromelektropichl" and the M.I.Kalinin
Polytechnic Institute
in Leningrad] Stabilizirovannyi anodnyi vypriamitell dlia
elektro-
termicheskikh ustanovok; 1z opyta
"Sevzappromelektropech'" i LPI
imeni M.I.Kalinina. Leningrad, 1956. 14 p. (Leningrndakil
dom
nauchno-tekhnicheekoi propsgandy.
Informatsionno-tekhnicheskii
listok, no.19. Elektricheskie metody obrabotki metnllov)
(MIRA 10:12)
(Electric current rectifiers)

SMSHIM, Y.K., knnd.fig.-mat.nauk; IOFFE, A.F'
akademik, glavnyv
kand.fiz.-mt..nouk:,zav.glavnoto
red.; SOMINBUY, H.S.,
red.;
SMYT, S.S., doktor fiz.-rat.jiai~r-, red.; REGILI,
A.P., kand,
fiz.-mt.nauk, red.; SHAMMIN, K.I., inEh., red.;
ACHKIMADZZ.
Sh.D., inzh,, red,; FRIGXR, D.P., tekhn.red,
(Semiconductor converters of solar eneral
Poluprovodnikovye
proob-,.,azovateli solnechnoi energii. Leningrad,
1956. 58 p.
(Leningradakii dom nauchno-tekhnicheekoi pro
agandy. Polupro-
vodniki i Ikh takhniaheskoe primenenie, no.95.
(14IRA 14:4)
(Solar batteries)

i -k 0. 1-t /I I 1u rr U -~ Z.~-I:p f / 1 U
I&FE, A.F., akAdemik; SOMINSKIT, M.S., Aiand.f
iz.-mat.nauk,.rsd.;
MASLAKOVITS, Tu.P., doktor fiz.-mat.nouk, red.;
SMOLENSKIT,,G.A.,
doktor f12.-M&t.nsuk, red.; SHALYT 'S S.,*doktor
fiz.-mat.nauk, red.;
RMELI, A.R,, kand.fiZ.-MAt.neuk, led:; SUBASHITV, V.K.,
kand.fin.-
mat.nauk, red.; S1fiGURIN,-X.A-., insh., red.;
ACHKIWADZI, Sh.D., insh.;
FREGIR, D.P., tekhn.red. aw-AII.-
[The possibilities of semiconductors and their future
development]
Vozmozhnosti i perapektivy poluprovodnikov. Leningrad,
Laningr.
dom nauchno-tekhn.propagandy, 1957. 11 P.
(Poluprovod~iki, no.18)
(Semiconductors)

KUZYAYXV, Georgiy Nikolayevich; TSVEYW , Grigoriy
Abramovich; ACHKINADZE,
Sh.D., inzh., red.; GVIRTS, V.L., tekhn.red.
LUltrasonic equipment for preparing hard and fragible
materials]
Ulltrazvukovaia ustanovka dlia obrabotki tverdvkh i
khrupkikh
materialov. Leningrad, Leningr.dom
nauchno-takhn.prOpAgandy, 1957.
27 p. (Informatsionno-tekhnichaskii listok. nos.51/52.
Mlaktricheakie
matody obrabotki metallov) (MIRA 11~1)
(Ultrasonic waves-Industrial applications)

I ; I I / I '' ' - ~ I-- - -11 1 LF- ,
OSTROUMOV, Andrey Georgiyevich, inzh.; IOFFE, A.F.,
akademik, red.;
SOMINSKIT, M.S., kand.fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; MASLAKOVETS,
Yu.P.,
doktor fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; SMOLXNSKIT, G.A., doltor
fiz.-mat.
nauk-, red.; SHALTT, S.S., doktor fiz.-mat.nauk, red.;
RWEL', A.R.,
kand.fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; SUBASHITEV, V.K.,
kand.fiz.-mat.nauk,
red.; SHAGURIN, K.A., inzh.; ACHKINADZE,,,.-Sh.D., inzh.,
red.;
FREGIRR, D.P., tekhn.red.
[Piezoelectric substances] Piezoelektriki. Leningrad,
Leningr.
dom nauchno-tekhn.propagandy, 1957. 30 p.
(Poluprovodniki, no.16)
(MIRA 10:12)
(Piezoelectric substances)

PASYNKOV, Vladimir Vasillyevich, doktor tekhn.nauk; IOFFE,
A.F., akademik,
glavnyy red.; SOMINSKIY, kand.fiz.-mat.nauk, red.;
MASLAKOVETS,Yu.P.,
doktor fiz.-mat.nauk,.red.; SKOLENSKIY, G.A., doktor
fiz.-mat.nauk,
red.; SHALYT, S.S., doktor fiz.-ma'u.nauk, red.; REGEL',
A.R., kand.
fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; SUBASHIYEV, V.K., kand.fiz.-mat.nauk,
red.;
SHAGURIN, K.A., inzh.;''ACHKINADZE, Sh.D..' inzh.; FREGER,
D.P.,
tekhn.red.
[Nonlinear semiconductor resistors; varistors] Nelineinye
poluprovodnikovye soprotivleniia; varistory. Leningrad,
Leningr.
dom nauchno-tekhnqropngand~y, 1957. 35 p. (Poluprovodniki,
no.5)
(:,Uectric resistors (MIRA 11:1)

M IN, avi Naumovich; IOFFE, A.F., akAdemik, red.;
SOMINSKIT, M.S.,
kand.fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; MASLAKOVErS, Yu.P., dok-tor
fiz.-mat.
nauk, red.; SMOIZNSKIT, G.A., doktor fiz.-mat.naukt,
red.;
SHALYT, S.S., doktor fiz.-mat.nauk, red.; REGEL, A.R.,
kand.fis.-mat.
nauk, red.; SUBASHIYEV, V.K., kand.fiz.-mat.nnuk, red.;
SHAGURIN, K.A.,
inzh., red.; ACHKINADZE, Sh.D., inzh., red.; FREGER,
D.P., tekhn.red.
[Semiconductor bolometeral Poluprovodnikovye bolometry.
Leningrad,
Leningr.dom nauchno-tekhn.propagandy. 1957. 36 p.
(Poluprovodniki,
no.4) (MIRA 10:12)
(Bolometer)

VOROIIIII. Anatolly Ilikolayevich, inzh.; IOM, A.F.,
skademik, red.;
SOMINSKIY, M.S., knnd. fiz.-mat. nauk, red.;
KASLIKOVETS, Yu.P.,
doktor f iz.-mat.nauki red.; SMOIYdISKIY, G.A., doktor f
iz.--M8t.aaUk,
rod.; SHALYT, S.S.. doktor f iz.-mat.nauk. red.: REGELI
. A.R.,kand.
fiz.-mat.nauk; SUBASHIYEV, V.K., kand.fiz.-mat.nauk,
red.; SaGURIN,
K.A.. inzh.red.; ACIIKINADZE, Sh.D., inzh.; FREGER,
D.P.. tekhn.red.
[Semiconductor thermoelectric generators]
Poluprovodnikovyo termo-
elektrogeneratory. Leningrad, Leningr. dom
nauchno-takhn.p.-opagandy,
1957. 43 P. (Poluprovodniki, no.13) (MIb 11:3)
(Semiconductors) (Electric generators)

~WWSKIT, Georgiy Anatollyevich, doktor fiz.-mat.nauk;
ISUPOV, Vindislav
Aleksandrovich, inzh.; IOFFE, A.F., Akademik red.;
SOMINSKIT, M.S.,
kand.fiz-mat.nauk, red.; MASLAKOTRTS, Tu.P., doktor
fiz.-mat.nauk;
SHALYK, S.S., doktor, fiz-mat.nauk; REGELI, A.R.,
kand.fiv.mmat.
nauk; SUBSHITEV, V.K., kand.fiz-mat.nFaik; SHAGURIN,
K.A., inzh.;
ACHKINADZE, Sh.D., inzh., red.; FREGER, D.P.,
tekhn.red.
[Seignettoelectric substances] Segnetoelektriki.
Leningrad,
Laningr.dom nauchno-tekhn.propagandy, 1957. 43 p.
(Poluprovodniki,
no.15) (MIRA 10:12)
(Ferroelectric substances)

-:-- , -, " --j- - - I I _,V -
SUBASHIYEV, Yagan Kasparovich, kand. fix.-met. nauk,;
IOFFE, A.F., glavnyy
red.; SOMINSZIY, N.S., kand. fiz.-mat. nauk, red.;
NASLAKOVETS,
Yu. F.. doktor fiz.-mat. nauk. red.; S14OLENSKIY.
G.A..doktor fiz.-mat.
nauk, red.; SHAUTI, S.S., doktor fiz,.-mat. nauk, red.;
REGELI, A.R.
kand. fiz.-mat. nauk,red.; SHAGYRIN, K.A., inzh., red.;
ACHKINADZE,
Sh. D.. inzh., red.
[Transistor diotea and triodes; point-contact diodes and
triodes]
Poluprovodnikovye diody 1, triody; tochechnve diody i
triody.
Leningradv Ieningr. dom nauchno-teklin.propa.vandy,
1957- 52 p.
(Poluprovodniki. no. 7). (MU~A 11 :11)
(Transistors)

SOKINSKIY, ~bnus Savullovich, kand. fiz,-mat. nauk; IOM,
A#F,,' akademik,
glavVy red.; MASWOVWS, Yu.F., doktor fiz.-mt. nauk, red.,-
SHOINSKIYp G.A., doktor fiz.-mat. nauk, red.; tHUV. S.S.9
doktor fix,-mat, nauk, red,; RMBLI, A.P., kand.
fi2.-mat,,nauk,,red.;
ML~ffliyjff. V.K., kand. fiz.-mat. ua~k, red.; SHAGURIN,
K.A.,
insh.; red'; ACHKINAME, Sh.D. i=h., red.; FMIM, D.P.,
tekhn.
red*
[Photoresistors] Potosoprotivleniia. Ioningrad, Leningr.
dom nauchno-
tekhn. propagandy, 1957. 54 p. (Poluprovodniki, no.6).(KM
11:9~)
(Photoelectric cells)

1 11 Ll If I N, / / I,,- f -/ " " - - I '-) "/. lj -
SEMPTBLI, Iosif Teodorovich, kand. tekhn. nauk; ACHKINAMR,
Sh.D., Inzh,
red.; FMXR, D.P., tekhn. red.
[Thermiotoral Termosoprotivlenlia. leningrad, Ob-vo po
raaprostrano-
niu polit. i nauohnykh znanii RSM, 1957. 60 p. (Poluprovodniki,
no-3). (HMA 11:7)
(Thermistors)

N Irv n ~-' C v- Y
SMASBrTV, Vagan Kasparovich, kand. fiz".t-mat nauk,;
MITE, A.F., akad.,
glavavy red.; SOMIZISKIY, H.S.,knnd. fiz.-inat.
nauk,red.; MASLAXOMS.
Yu. P,,daktor fiz.-mat. pauk,-red.; 3MOLWSK1Y,,G.,A,.
doktor fiz.-mat.
nauk, - red.; SHALTH. S.S., doktor f iz.-ma t. nauk,
-iaa.; 1-MEL'
A.R., kand. fiz.-mat. nauk, red.;SHAGTJRIN,
K,A.Oi-gzh.i~ad
*0
ACHKINADZN, Sh.D.,inzh.,red.; FRMF2. D.P., tekhn. red,
[Photoelectric converters of solar energy)
Fotoelektrichenkie
pieobrazovateli so'lnechnoi anergit. laningrad. Laningr.
dom nauchno-
tekbn. propagandy. 1957. 61 p. (Poluprovodniki, no. 9).
(11LRA 11:12)
(Solar batteries)

171) 01PP'll. -~ X, I!
GELUER, Isaak KhAiMOVich,inzh.;MpSKIN,5amuil
Samenovich,in7h.;-IPM, li.F.,pkademik
red.; SOMINSKIT, M.S., kand.fiz.-mat.na-ak, red.; YASLAKOUTS,
Tu.P.,
doktor fiz.-mat.nauk; SMOLENSKIT, G.A., doktor fiz.mat.nauk;
SHALYT, B.S., doktor, fiz.-mat.nauk; REGELI, A.R., kand.fiz.-Mat.
nauk; SUBASHIYEV, V.K., kand.fiz.-mat.nauk; SHAGURIN, K.A.,
inzh.;
ACHKINADZE, Sh.D, inzh, red; FREGER, D.P., tekhn.red.
[Semiconductor contact rectifiers] Poluprovodnikbvye
vypriamiteli.
Leningrad, Leningr.dom nauchno-tekhn.propagandy, 1957. 94 p.
(MIRA 10:12)
(Electric current rectifier)

ZHUZE, Vladimir Panteleymonovich; IOFn-. A.F.,
sl--qdemik, glavnyy red.;
SOMINSKIY, U.S.. kand.fiz.-mat..-nauk, red.;
MASLAKOVETS, Yu.P.,
doktor fiz.-mat.nauk. red.; SMOLENSKIYv G.A., doktor
fiz.-mat.
nauk. red.; SHALYT, S.S., doktor fiz.-mat.nauk, red.;
REGELI.
A.R., kand.fiz.-foat.nauk, ied.-, SOASHIYEV, V.K.,
kand.fize-matenauk,
red.; SHAGURIN, K.A., inzh., red.; ACHKINADZE, Sh.D.,
inzh., red.;
FREGER, D.P., te6m.red.
[Semiconducting materials (semiconductor elements)]
Poluprovodni-
kovye materialy (elementy - poluprovodniki). Leningrad,
1957.
101 p. (Obshcheatvo po rasproatraneniiu politicheskikh i
nauchnykh
znanii RSFSR. no-17) .'(MIRA 12:4)
(Semiconductors)

137-58-4-8597
Translation from; Referativnyy zhurnal, Nfetallurgiya, 1958:
Nr 4, p 325 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Achkinadze, Sh. D.
TITLE: Ultrasonics and Its Employment. in Industry
(Ul'trazvuk i yego
primeneniye v promyshlennosti)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Mashinostroyeniye, Moscow- Leningrad,
Mashgiz,
1957, pp 242-254
ABSTRACT: A review of the employment of ultra!~onic
vibrations in var-
ious fields of industry. The use of ullrasonics in flav,,
detection,
washing, cleaning, soldering and machining is examined. We
are informed of the utilization of ultrasonic vjhi~.,.tions
for clean-
ing paraffin skin from oil-well casings and in producing
emul-
sions and essences.
Y u. L.
1. Ul.tra~onics--USSR 2, Ultrasonic
rid~,atioi,,--Al)t,].icat.i-oiis
Card 1/1

OLESK, Aleksandr Osvalldovich; ACHKINADZE, Sh.D.,
inzh., red.; KUBNEVA,
M.M., tekhn.red.
(Highly sensitive selenium-cadmium photoconductive
cello] Vysoko-
chuvatvitelInye selenisto-kadmievye
fotosoprotivleniia.- Leningrad,
leningr.dom nauchno-tekhn.propagandy, 1958. 23 -P.
(Informatsionno-
tekhnicheskii listok, no.65. Elektricheakie metody
obrabotki
metallov) (MIRA 12:9)
(Photoconductivity)

SPITSYNA, Irina Fedorovna; ACILKINADZE, Sh.D., rod.; FREGER,
D.P., tekhn.red.
(Ultrasonic thickness moters and their use in measuring
thickness]
Ulltrazvukovye tolshchinomery i telchnika izmereniia tolshchin
a ikh pomoshchliu. Leningrad, Leningr.dom nouchno-takhn.propa-
gandy, 1958. 27 P. (Informatsionno-tekhnicheskii listok, nos.~
76-77. Elektricheskie metody obrabotki metallov). (MIRA 12:9)
(Thickness mensuremont)
(Ultrasonic waves--Industrial applications)

PHASE I BOOK MCFLOITATION SOV/3633
Achkinadze, Shumilt Dautovich
Promyshlennoye primeneniye ul'trazvuka v mashinostroyenii
i priborostroyeaii;
obzor, VYp- 1 (Industrial Applications of Ultrasonics in
Machine and
Instrument-Manufacturing Industries; Review, No. 1)
Leningrad, 1958-
59 p. 6J.200 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agencies: Obshchestvo po rasprostraneniyu
politicheskikh i
nauchnykh znaniy RSFSR, and Leningrad. Dam
nauchno-tekbnicheskoy propagandy.
3d.: D.P. Dianov, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Tech.
Ed.: V.L. Gvirts.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers and
technicians engaged in
the design and production of machinery and instiquents.
COVERAGE: This book is the first part of a r~rvey of the
techniques and
applications of ultrasonics in industry. It discusses a
wide variety of
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methods and sources for obtaining elastic vibrations, the
technical charac-
teristics-of particular ultrasonic apparatusY and the
application of ultra-
sonic techniques in several fields, such as metallurgy,
electrochemistry,
the 'cutting of hard and brittle materialsI the cleaning
of parts, the prepa.-
ration of emulsions and the dispersion of substances,
tinning and soldering,
and the coagulation of aerosols. The table of contents for
Part II is also
given in this booklet. References appear in Part II. The
author thanks
I.G. Mikhaylov, Candidate of Physics and Mathematics, and
L.G. Merkulov,,
Candidate of Technical Sciences., for their help in
preparing the book.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
PART I
From the Author 2
Introduction 3
1. Sources for Obtaining Elastic Vibrations 10
Vibrators 10
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Industrial Applications of Ultrasonics (Cont.)
High-frequency generators
II. Industrial Use of Sonic and Ultrasonic Elastic
Vibrations
1. Ultrasonic defect detection and measurements with the
aid of
Ultrasonics
Shadow method
Reflected-impulse method (Echo method)
2eabnical characteristics of the defect detector
UZD-N'
Technical characteristics of the defect detector
UZD-l2T
Resonazice method
Ultrasonic observation
Ultrasonic' measuring instrLuents
Technical characteiristics of the instralent UZP_2
2. Use of ultrasonicsAn metallurgy
3. Use of ulirasonics in electrochemistry
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LEVINSON, 'fevgeniy MnkBiriovic~; ACff~XADP, Sh.I).,,
Inzh, , red.; MM.
D.P., tekhn.red.
(Present state of elqctii~:apark machining.of
zetall:,a survQyj
Sovremennoe sostoianic elektroisk-rovoi obrabotki
metallov; o~tor.
Leni' rad, Leningr.dom nauchno-toklin.propagandy,
1958. 105
ng PO
(MM 12:12)
(Electric metal cutting)

SHUTILOV, Vladimir AlekBandrovich; ACHKINADZE, Sh.D.,
inzh., red.;
GVIRTS, V.L., tekhn.red.
(Methods for measuring the absolute intensity of
ultrasonic
waves; experimental results from A.A.Zhdanov State
University]
Sposoby 12merenji absoliutnoi intenaivnosti
ul'trazvuka; is opyta
Goaudarstvennogo universiteta imeni A.A.Zhdanove.
Leningrad,
1959. 23 P. (Laningradakii dom nauchno-tokhnichaskoi
propagandy.
Obmen paredovym opytom. Seriia: Blektrichaskie matody
obrabotki
metallov, vYP-3)- (MIRA 13:9)
(Ultrasonic waves-Measuroment)

BELYKH, Ivan Kalistratovich, inzbK.; ACHKINADZE, Sh.D.,
red.; SHILLING,
V.A., red. izd-va- BELOGUROVA, I.A. __ ;khn __ - d-, '
y , t , re ,
[Modernization of the LKZ-18 machine for electric spark
machining;
practices of the Kirov'Plant in Leningrad)
Modernizatsiia elektro-
istrovogo stanka LKZ-18; iz opyta Leningraskogo
Kirovskogo zavoda,
Leningrad, 1960. 14 p. (Leningradskii Dom
nauclino-tekhnicheskoi pro-
pagandy. Obmen peredovym opytom. Seriia; Elektricbeskie
metody, ob-
rabotki materialovp no.3) (MIRA 14'.10)
(Electric metal cutting--Equipment and supplies)

ACHEIMMO, Sh.)-)
Ultrasonic vision. lUn.takh. 4 no.1:52-53 Jet
160.
(IfIRK 13:5)
(Ultrasonic waves--Industrial applications)

BRUX p~W_ len Vladimirovichy insh.; AORKINADZEp Sh.D,p
red.; FOMICHEVj A.G.p
red. izd-va; BELOGUROVAp I.A. 9 iWk-hn.
[Ultrasonic welding of matals] Ulltrazvukovaia svarka
metallov; steno-
graima lektsii. Leningrad, 1961. 46 p. (MIRA 14:7)
(Ultrasonic waves-Industrial applications) (Welding)

AGHKINAZIA,A,#-An%b.-polkovnik; GAYMO, A,,
inzh.-polkovnik; SHCHWANI, V..
- insh.-podpolk6vnik; ANIWIGH. R,, kapitan'tekhn. oluzhby,:
OZIMSOVI A., Insh.-kapitan; BIRYUKOV, A., starshiy
inzh.-leytenant.
Hxperience in using a standard kit of universal
accessories. TanMst
no.2:57-60 7 158. (NMA 11:3)
(Tanks (Military science)--Maintftnanco and repair)

J.rHFOVA
~,r,(-rcluted asp(~cts c-l' rl-ii,-c-.ph,-,-n-*,,-f~ io
the introduction of diethyJamlnt, c;! llvserl;,,i~ nievr.
i psikh. 65 nL).!2:]8-'G---"P4 6 1 6i. lg:.i'i
.1 ~Ii S-11: ~V C sirfikov~~
1. K-linika dntaki~h
In-l-titu~-q psikhiatrIJ AMIN ~.',;rl-vnt i !-Ifriir~i
Vysghego meditsinskot7,o irstitut:l (Z~lv,,AuyllF~Lorlay
p-of'. G.
Oof i yn

BULGARLI
Department of Psychiatry, Higher Medical Ins
in Sofia -CD~partment head: Prof. Academician G. UZU-NOV)
"Disorders of Intellectual Development in Early Childhood
Sebizophrellif)
Sofia, Nevrologiya, Psikhiatriya i Nevrokhirurgiy , Vol 5, No 2,
19606) PP
105-110
Abstract (author's Russian and English summaries modified): By t1he
meth---1-:
i(Zit;-term clinical observations mid repeated medico-pedagogical
exaninat-L....,,
th(.- author followed up the disorders of intellectual development
in 14 scil-r-
phrenic children in whom the illness developed before age five.
Accordin-P. t:,
the degree of damage, four main groups were distinguished with
spveral horf!~', I
n f7
cases between them. First group: children with deep intellectual
disi
tion, not distinctly discernible from the deepest grades of
oligophroni,,%.
Second group: the schizophrenic process has caused an arrest of
intelle-1-11
development, without complete deterioration of the previous
knowledge.
group: the development continues, but it is "sterile) pecu-Iiar and
defec---v~121
Fourth group: the intellect is not damaged. Damage to the intellect
in
second and third group is secondary, depciiding on psychologicul
factors
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Topics of G-1
Organic Chemistry,
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - 1(himiya, No 14, 1958., 466oi
Author : 06 Achmatowicz, F. Werner-Zamojska
. ....................................-
Inst t Academy of Sciences of Polando
Title : CherAstry of Carbonyl Cyanides III.
Mechanism of Reac-r
tion Detween Carbonyl and Olefins Containing CH-C-C
Group*
Orig Pub : Dull. Acad* polon. sci.) 1957) c1. 3, 51
No 91 923-
925
Abstract : The reactions of CO(CN) (I) with
pentene-1, pentene-2.,
trimethylethylene (II) hd o~ -methylstyrene (III)
were studied. The reactions proceeds with 2 mles of
I sil-,dlarly to the formerly described interaction
of I
with allylbenzene (RZhKhim, 1957, 37584) and result
Card 1/3

POTAIND/Organic Chemi.9try - General and Theoretical
TopiGo -of
Organic Chemistry,
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - XhWya, No 14, 1958; 46602
Author : 0, Achmatowicz) A. Zamjski
Inst : Academy of Sciences of Poland.
Title The Chemistry of Carbonyl Cyanide. IV.
Dienophilic
Properties of Carbbnyl Cyaniec and Diethyl Mesoxolates
Forr.mtion of Dihydropyran Derivatives.
Orig Pub Dull. Acad. polon. sci., 1957Y c1, 3, 5, No
9, 927-
929
Abstract CO(CIN), condenaes rapidl,, at about 200 with
the dieno-
phi:.G tutadiene (1) and 2.,'i-JI1iieth,,,lbutadiena
(II) cor-
respondingly producinc;
6,.(-.clicyan-5,6-clihydro-1:2-pyran
yield 75%. melting point 160., boiling point 69 to 800/
2 mm) and
3.,4-climethyl-6.,6-dicyan-5.,6-dihydro-1:2-pyran
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Topics of G-1
OrGanic Chemistry.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 14, 1958) 46603
Author : QAcluntouicz,-A. Zwierzak
Inst : Academy of Sciences of Polands
Title : The Chemistry of Carbonyl Cyanide. V, The
reactions
Between Carbonyl Cyanide and Olefines in Presence of
Acetic Acid,
Orig Pub : D111. Acaa. polon. sci-, 1957., cl. 3) 5,
No 9) 931-933
ALstract : At tho roaction of CO(CN),,, (I) wiltb
1,1-diphenylelliy-
lone '17) or l,l-di-n-tol~."-.e-chy.I,,-ne 1II) in
glacial
(OCICCH
CH C%)CJ at a temperature b(:lo-.1 500) ~RC002C 3)-
2
-CH IIV) are forming, R H and X.
C( )(6N) 2 in IVa) and R CH3 and X - C(OH)(CN) 2 in
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POLAIM/OrGanic Chemistry - General mid Theoretical
Topics G-1
of OrGanic Chemistry,
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 14) 1958, 466o3
reGToups producinG ITI) or looses HCN and CH3 COOH
converting into V,
The structure of the obtained products was
established
by splitting.
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POLAND / organic Chemistry, Synthetic Organic G-2
Chemistry.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiyaj 1958j No 17j 57394.
Author : Polaczkowa W*j A~~gtQ4,cz 0., Bohm J.
Inst :Not,,~iven.
Title :3,4 -Triphenylbenzoic Acid.
Orig Pub; Roczn. chem.) 1957, ~1,, No 1, 115-122.
Abstract: Synthesis of 3.4,5-triphenylbenzoic acid (I) is
presented for the purpose of determining its
structure. The starting materials employed were:
4-oxi-2,3p4-triphenylcyclopentene-2-OH-1 (II) and
anhydride of maleic acid (III)y which at a molal
ratio of II:III = 1:1 in the diene synthesis form
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POLAND / Organic Chemistry! Synthetic Organic G-2
Chemistry,
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya~ 1958p No 17, 57394-
Abstract: forms V; than as the result of
aromatization and
of splitting-off III transforms into I; VII is
produced from V as a aide reaction- 32e6 gr of
II and 39*2 gr of III are slowly heated up to
200-2100, after 30 minutes the mixture is cooled,
CH3OH is then added, and filtrated. A yield of
63% V of 315-3170 melting point is obtained. VI
is obtained by dissolving V in 2% NaOH solution
and by precipitation with 5% aqueous HCle VI is
converted back to V at as low a temperature as
900. The methyl eater of VI having 216-2170
melting point is obtained from VI and C112N2* IV
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POLAND / Organic Chemist~yt Synthetic Organic G-2
Chemistry*
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, 1958, No 17, 57394.
Abstract: duced into the apparatus* 10 gr of V and 3.5
gr
NaOH are dissolved in 50 cc of water, neutralized
until pH of 7 is reachedj and then precipitated
with CuC12 water solution; the obtained 13-58 gr
of light blue powder is then treated with 50 cc of
quinoline, heated at 2000 for 20 minutos) 5 gr NaOH
in 50 cc of water is added after cooling, followed
by the removal of solvent by steam stripping. The
remainder is recrystallized from a water solution
followed by dissolving the obtained crystals and
by precipitatin with HC1. A yield of 46% of i.
having 265-266.~o melting point (from alcohol) is
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ri //1" U K;1 I t!- .4~
The V1, - Now interpres-
t'heriiistry of C"
tile reatt! ',-t L"- Co 0 snide gmd 1,
tion of ton -EiTw ... .. 41 ~; I-dI-*
~henylelh]710110- 10. Achmatowicz and M. Leplawy (Umv.
Warsaw?. Fes-, chim., 03T es
jeagraPh, 6, 40D-15(IP6SXIn English), cf. C.A. 52, &333a.
-The product a of the reactions between CO(CNN and
PhjC.-CHj or (p-jjeCjj, K: CH, have the structures
bzr,-C(C~5160- C494ye-Ph
(11), and do not contain Oil groups or rfnp, unlike sup.
posed earlier (cf. C-4-91, 5013f), The evidence is supplied
by Infrared absorption spectra, ginalosi with Dlels-Adler
c
condensation (C.A. 52, 6333d), and the ollowing rtactions.
I (M. 108*) and H (m. 94-5*) gently heated in acetone vrith
20~0( HrSO4 Yielded HOCPhCH,CM and HO(t-Mecr
1-11 CCHACOM, resP. I heated with glacial AcOH sit 60*
-
Yielded the unstable oily Ac0CPh3CHjC(C^0H; AeOc
PI)XIIXONI-lPh m 170-2o. On these conditions gave
(P-M1C-U-W01R1AC(CWH, in. 121-2*; the esuilo,-
90us Msilide, m. 181-3'. Acid hydrolysis of these anilldes
gave the anilides of &B-diphenyl-, and 0,041-p-tolylza=ylic
ocids. acid
(111) di-Afe ester (111 . m. 125 . gave In boiling AcOH
PhIC: ClIC(MCON11
4 (IV) in 874' which on reduc.
tion with H on Pd gave C11Ks`C14C(6ffxC0,M,h,
,,UJ
e
Y,
it r"P ve c
974-9', yielding with 3% NaOlfil'
1051, X 2.84 nnd b-91 ji, which on dmrboxylation gave
CHPh,r11,C1T(011)C0j1, fit. 131-P, A 2M, b,78
di-K salt obtained by treating I %ith boiling 20% KOH
TIcIded vrith HCI
ufane4-carboxylir acid (V), rij, which on pyrolysis
gave 1-cra-
4.4-dipheny1-;,4-epny&u1rne. Vw&3 also produced from the
respective amide, m. %,7-90, obtained at 60* from I In 5%
KOIT. V mtthylated with SWI& and MeOH or HCI and
Me.011 tifforded IV and Afe J-ojvo414-diphetsyl-2-hydrox)~
M I V1 was aLso nbtn ned from V by Pxton of either
or K6H followed by ASNGs and Mel. Infrared.
CHiNt
Vectm within 2-16 p for I 111a, V, and VI are glvtn. VIL
Reaction between carbonyi eywaldo aadkettrie. IW.417-
18.-Ketene vras found to react vigorously with CO(CN),
(1) to give 81.6% (U), M.
1824, identical with the p,--4u-,!t of it reaction between I
and AcjO (MaWhowskl, CA 47 8653i). The structure of
11 was proved (a) by refluxlng*~ltfi EtOH for 12 lirs., whert,
by CH(MEth wits obtained, (b) by treating with Pht."It.
In acetone which gave CH~CONHPhh, (c) by treating with'
PhNIINI-It nitrate which gave no pheny1hydrazone(Iliesing
and Witze], C.A. $0, 1,M), and (d) by the 4.41 ), and 5.34
p absorption bands, corresponding to the cyano group ani 0-
lactane ring, resp, st"A:481

t L

Tr '.,L,' t;3 j::C.
Ll "or I;)i~ ,,n
,o
e 1"~ ti z c
CH: 4 - t "t t, r ol I i e r" -
t r'- th
IS

Country
(J'atogory
Abu. Jour.
Author
Inntitut.
Title
Orig Flub.
Foland
Chomistry.
G-3
Organia
Naturml 0ompuvm-:9 =d their
dynthe O.o 'Amal oguen.
Ref, Zhur,-Mimiya 110, 6D 1959
: Achmatowic-, 0.; Rodpwal,i,
:
Alkaloids of Genus Lycc,!-
Alkaloids of LLC_C.P2n1i:'
Roczn. chem., 19589 3.
IV. 3ubsidiary
um L.
85-493
Abstract From oily residues -- 'racliG"S (12.8 gj
3 g and 11 g), collected during se. alkaloids of
Lycopodium annotinim (LA) of Polish .,,.in (see
Communication
III? RZhUim, 1957, 41268) were isolated by repeated re-
crystallization from alcohol, water and aqueous alcohol,
in
the form of methiodides "III) , a number -of liquid bases.
Listing the formula of the base, yield in g, IT of Y11,
[04]2M of MI 'Ln 5$ aqueous solution, MP of Methochloride,
methopexrhlorate, and inethopicrate (recrvstallized from
water, unless stated otherwise): CiO230N (1), 0.91 265,
+150 1 21OX 270 30-232 (decomposes); C171i2~0211 (11), 1)
304 *-16 e_58, 3~,Tartlal sinterinr), liqui ; C16H2302N(M)
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ACIEATU.,.--jq~.; F.
NI
,Wtta on org-nnic acidt3 of Lycol)odium i~rinotinwi, L.
and L. clavatum.
P.
RC)CZ'dIU C'K~-'.Il. (Polska Ak,-,d.--;-,iii 'Nauk) Vol.
`2, no, 1950
.,,:-,)ntlily List of East European Accesz,-,:~r-s
(ElEA!" LC, 7,11. 8, no. JUJ- Jqt-,,Q
7 CL

Distr i 4E2c(j)

ved prUa ',t .~nlp.
VA a TZdf

-ChiW,-]Y, -' Rnglish)~-
/
The MaInchow3ki
method of s)-nthttis of carbonyl cyanide Is
.
Improved by reducing the risk of explosiou and
Increasing

the yield (AInlichou-ski, ti a]., C.A.
31, 49351). Portions

(30 g.) of acetox)-inflnoacetic
cyanide (1) are decompd. In a

conical Claisen flask
fitted to a condenser connected to two

reepivcts,
cooled to -16'. First, the pressure Is reduced to

GOO tum. then the flask is heated until I melts
with further

rapid increase to 1W. Ifeating is
continued 45 win. to

1 180'. The crude product Is
purified by distn. through P.

Vigreux column and the
fraction up to 62:/160 mm Is Col

i Imt, 4. and
redistd. to give 49% 1, b. 64-0

V

ACIMATOWICZ, 0.; ACHRATOWICZ, 0. Jr.; BELNIAX, K.;
WROBEL, J. T.
The chemistry of carbonyl cyanide. VII. On the competing
effects of
conjugation and byperconjugation on the nucleophilic
reactivity of
the ethylene linkage in ary1monoolefines. Bul chim PAN 8
no.7t
345-350 160. (EBAI 10:9/10)
1. Department of Organic Chemistry, University, Warsaw
and Department
of Organic Synthesis, Polish Academy of Sciences.
Presented by
0, Achmatowicz,
(Carbonyl compounds) (cyanide) (Nuclear reaction)
(Ethylene)