SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AGRYZKOV, N.A. - AGUEYEV, V. N.

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AGM, A.N.; LIBINA, F.I.; HILMR, A.D,; MUSAKIN, A.P,
Calcination of ultraimrine charges. Zhur. Priklad. Kh1m. 24, 1317-21 151;
J. Appl. Chem. (U.S.S.R.) 24, 1LL83-8 151 [Ingl. translation]. (KLRA 4:11)
(CA 47 no.18:9627 153)

AGTE, A.N. -
Use of metallic magnesium in the analysis of cations of the first
tbree analytical groups. Trudy LTI no.V-361-264 "A.
(MlIbI 15:10
(Metals--Analysis) (MaFnesium)

AGTE, A.N.
Detection of potassium ions in the presence of ammonium iont.
Trudy LTI no.48:182-186 158. (MIRA 15:4)
(Potassium--Analysis) (.;%mmonium salts)

AGTIC, B.S., mayor meditalaskoy sluzhby.
Diagnosis of oranlocerebral gunshot wounds in the war zone. Voen.-med.
zhur. no.10:16-21 0 147. MRA 6:il)
(Skull-Wounds and injuries) (Brain--Wounda and injuries)

AGT2 3 S - MATSHAN. L.Yes
Indications for surgical intervention in closed fractures of the
spine. Vop.neirokhir. 20 no.4:38-43 Jl-Ag 156. (MLRA 9:11)
1. 1z kliniki nervnykh bOl82Uey i
kliniki Stalinekogo maditainakogo
(SPINIC. fract.
Burg., indic. in closed
gospitallnoy khirurgicheakoy
Instituta,
fract.)

AGTE B3
Galvanometric diagnosis of arthralgia and ischialgia. Vop. ki1r.,
fizioter. i lech. fiz. kul't. 26 no.5:456-457 S-0 161. (HERA
1. Iz kliniki nervnykh bolczney (zav.,- prof.
Stalinskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(SCIATICA) (JOINTS-DISEASES)
(GALVALKNETER)
141-11)
P.A.Miniovich)

AGTE, V,N., inzh,
Regulate the drarting of general plans for industrial
enterprises, Fram, stroi, 41 no.2:6D-61 F 163. (MIRA 16%.3)
(Industrial plants-Depign and construetion)

AGU. I.A.. inzh.
Sow results of observations of the effect of blasting on the stability
of pit sides, (Trudy] VNIMI no.45:106-112 162. (MIRA 16s4)
(Blasting) (Strip mining)

AGU , '7 .A., gorn~-y inzlis; REVAZOV, MI.A., gorjiy-,- inzh.
5trengthuning a suction of an open TJt 31de wit,h ruds and piles.
Gor.7-hur. no.10,11.9-22) 0 164, 411 Tul I [~ 11)
.1. V."(~5OYU',-Tl.'jy e1 I fA ~ v ty Inq t! tut,
Lp n i t lgr.~-t d .

SUV/110 -.758-1 1-1U/28
AUTHORS: Aguf, I.A. (Engineer) and Dasoyan, M.A. (Cand.Tech-Sei-)
T1TLE; The Influence of Sulphuric Acid Concentration on Anodic
Corrosion of Lead and Some of its Alloys (0 vliyanii
kontsentratsii sernoy kisloty na anodnuyu korroziyu
svintsa i nekotorykhYego splavov).
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Elektropromyshlennosti, Nr.11, 1958, pp.36-39.
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The work described in this article was undertaken with an
eye to corrosion in lead/acid accumulators. The testa
described in the article were carried out with the sample
at a constant potential. An advantage of this procedure
is that it may be used to study the kinetics of passiv--
ation of lead and its alloys. The materials tested were
lead grade SV and several lead-antimony alloys, analyses
of which are given. The tests employed sulphuric acid
solutions of specific gravity 1.08, 1.27 and 1.40 at room
temperature: the test procedure ia described, and the
results are tabulated. They indicate that the rate of
Card 1/3 anodic corrosion of lead, and of the alloys tested,

Solilo-58-11-1.u128
The Influence of sulphuric Acid Concentration on Anodic Corrosion
of Lead and Some of its Alloys.
decreases with increase in the concentration of the
sulphuric, acid. Thin rate of corrosion isalso affected
by the specimen potential. The polarisation time was
not sufficient to reveal the influence of electrode
structure on the rate of corrosion. However, J-') the
case of tests made at a potential of 1.5 V, the results
of which are plotted in Figel, the rate of corrosion of
the lead-antimony alloy is much higher than that of pure
lead, particularly at low acid concentrations. The
resistance of the alloy to corrosion is much improved
by the addition of silver. Curves of current against
time for a lead-antimony alloy at a potential of 0.7 V
are given in Fig.2. These curvets each consist of two
sections: in the first the clarrent falls very sharply;
in the second it falls more gently. It is supposed that
the first part of the curve corresponds to the formation
of a protective film of lead sulphide over the surface of
tha specimen. Conclusions about the corrosivity of lead
Card 2/3 and its alloys that may be drawn from the experimental

SUV/1!0- 58-11-lu/213
The Influence of Sulphurio Acid Concentration on Anodic Corrosion
of Lead and Some of its Alloys.
curves are discussed at some length. In particular,
an explanation is offered for the influence of sulphuric
acid concentration on the corrosion rates of lead and
its alloys, and the corresponding formulae are given.
On the basis of the theoretical considerations given in
the article, formula (5) is presented for the amount of
electricity expended on oxidising the electrode surface.
There are 4 figures, 1 table and 6 references, of which
4 are Soviet and 2 English.
SUBMITTED: April 29, 1958.
1. Lead--Corrosion 2. Lead alloys--Corrosion 3. Sulphuric acid
--Perforniance 4. Anodes--Test results 5. Storage batteries
--Materials
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110- r-9 - 5- 10,125
and Dasoyan, L.A., CaL-~J(I-t
AUTEORS: cl e 0 f
Technical Sciences
,TITLE: Methods of Testing the Corrosion-resistance of Lead and
its Alloys (Metody ispytan-iya na korroziyu svintsa i ego
splavov)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Elektrop:-nmyshlennosti, 1958, Vol 29, Nr 5,
pp 56 - 59 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: This article reviews the different methods that are
used to evaluate the corrosion-resistance of lead alloys. The
various methods are corpared and recomyrendations made for their
use in testing accumulator parts,
Corrosion tests may be made either with or without passage of
electric current. In tests made without current, the samples
are always maintained in a corrosive medium for a long tiffe.
The corrosion of lead a--I its alloys in sulphuric acid withcut
polarisation is usually estimated from the change of .-,,eight of
the samples, but this change is too imponderable to form a
iIndex of corrosion-resistance. Data on the corrosion
in sulphurir, acid of specific gravity 1.25 of various samples
of lead are given in Figure 1 and it will be seen that the
corrosion is insignificant,. Corrosion of lead-aiitimony alloys
Cardl/5 is also slight. However,, in storago batteries, corrosion'of

1
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1C-58-5-19/25
Methods of Testing the Corrosion-resistance of Lead and its Alloys
lead and its alloys can be quite significant.. It is always
best, therefore, to study the corrosion of lead parts forstor-
age batterle-s vjith the application of current: possible Liethods
are then disc~ussed.
One method is to determine the capacity of the san-,)le during
c.athcdi,~ reduction of oxidation Frodacts.. The procedure is
described,. cleaned samples are first oxidised anodic--lly in a
sulpharic-acid solution and the corrosion is -indicated by the
quan-1-1.1ty of cxidation products formed by 3,athodic polarising of
the samples. The recommended condi4- ions for anodic oxidation
U
are a ~-uxrent-denzity of 0.2 L-LA/cm2 for 24 hours in 8 N
H2SOU_ and for ~athodic redur;tion 0.3 Wcm 2 in the same medium.
The ~,athc,de reduc-tion ~_-urve given in Figure 2 h,-s four horiz-
ontal sections, each of which corresponds to definite electro-
3hemical reastiono:.. The corrosion-resistance of the electrodes
is judged by the d.uration of polarisation until the potential
is that of lead dioxide. Cathodic and anodic polarisation of
the ele'-'-trode is carried out in the special cell illustrated in
Figure 3. The method is useful for comparative corrosion-
Card2/5 testing of different alloys.

110-58-5-1 25
Mbthods of TeBting the Corrosion-resistance of Lead and its 1131loys
Another method is to determine changes in the weight,
ele-,trir,-al resistance and strength of specimens after pro-
longed anodic oxidation. Thp specimen is oxidised at a
current-density of 0.01 A/CM2 for as much as 30 days; then,
the oxidation products are removed before prcceeding with
the determinations. Convenient forms of specimen, cell and
circuit are illustrated in Figure 4, This method is of inter-
est t,.,;.the sti~rage battery - industry because the conditions
of corrosion resemble those obtaining in positive storage bat-
j,ery plates. A defect cf the'method is that it takes so long.
A further method is to determine the change in weight of
smooth plates or grids (after paste has been removed from
them) that result from cycling. The plates are given
numerous charges and discharges, then corrosion products are
removed and the change in weight is determined, a procedure
comparable to the life-testing of storage batterIte's; however
it is cumbersome, tedious and not always convenient.
Another method involves measuring the current and quantity
of electricity from a cell consisting of the specimen and
lead dioxide. The positive plate of a lead storage battery
Card 3/5 corrodes when it is inactive in the charged condition because

110-58 -5-19/25
A~ethods of Testing the Corrosion-.resistance of Lead and its Alloys
the material of the grid and the active mass of lead dioxide
constitute a short-,~ircuited sulphuric-,acid cell. Mashovets
proposed a method of investigating this kind of corrosion.
An ele~:trode of the metal in question and a positively-
charged plate are immersed in sulphuric acid and connected
externally through a resistance of 100 9 for 30 days, during
which the ,,urrent is measured.. Curves ol" the 'Kind shown in
Iliguxe 6 are obtained and show that corrosion of lead-
antimon~, alloys increases with the antimony content. The
method gives a r results when comparin3i lead--antimony
alloys but is/IN-ensitive to detect the effe,,.ts of traces
of contaminants.
A final methcd is to determine the amount of gas evolved on
anode-.polarised specimens. The quantity of electricity
expended in the corrosion of lead is evaluated as the diff-
erence between the total quantity passinF, through the cell
and the quantity used to form hydrogen. The shape of the
tiurves obtained in this way are shown in Figure
It is concluded that tests without the application of
current are not to be rezommended, whereas those made in
sdlphuric B,-.id with passage of current under laboratory
Card4/5

110--.58 51, .19/25
-Methods of Testin the Corrosion-reoi Allc,,Yf,
.D mtan~;e rf Lr:?ad, I
onditi,'-nw; u,c Co r r -, -s i c) n j
~3 4
should be ;-).,-r)seii -_~ftcr ~:,ycl_JnG tcsta J. batz-ery
walasequent deter-mination of tl-e ooiadii.icii of t1,(-,
There a;e '/ ficures and 4 Soviet refe-j"e"ICE,~',
ASSOCIATION: Nai:,--IinL--.icisledc.-;-atel'skiy akk:-amu1yatc;-_n,.,v institut
Card 5/5.

`AUTHORS: Aguf, I.A., Dasoyan, M.A. SOV/80-32-2-47/56
TITLEi Supertension of Hydrogen on Multiphase Electrodes (Perena-
pryazheniye vodoroda na mnogofaznykh elektrodakh)
PERIODICAL% Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, 1959, Vol XXXII, Nr 2,
pp 454-456 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The electrodes used in electrolysis and as chemical sources
of current consist of metals with various admixtures and ad-
ditions. The influence of these admixtures and additions on
the supertension of hydrogen is an important electrochemical
characteristic of the electrode. This characteristic cannot
be calculated because of many chemical compounds and solid
solutions formed in the metal of the electrode. The experi-
mental values obtained on two-phase electrodes have been used
for deriving an equation. This method may be applied to
multi-phase electrodes, if the calculation is made for every
phase separately. The equation may also be used for calculat-
Card 1/2 ing the supertension of oxygen, etc.

.Superteneion of Hydrogen on Multiphase Electrodes SOV/80-32-2-47/56
There are 5 Soviet references.
SUBMITTED: August 179 1957
Card 2/2

AGUF, 1. A.
Cand Tech Sci - (diss) "Investigation of tl-e possibility of using
several corrosion-resistant alloys in the lead basis for the net-
work of positive electrode in the lead storage battery." Lenin-
grad, 1961. 18 pp; (Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialist
Education RSFSR, Leningrad Order of Labor Red Banner Technological
Inst imeni Lensovet); 200 copies; price not given; (KL, 5-61 sup,
187)

VAINER) Yakov Vullfovich; DABOYAN) Martin Avetisovich; YAMPOLISKIY, A.M.,
in!&h... retsenzent; KAN. V.I., inzh., retsenzent;.AGUF., I A.
inzh., red.; VARKOVETSKAYA, A.I., red. iod-va; C y M.i.,' ed.
i7AI-va; PETERSON, M.M., tekhn. red.
[Equipment, automation and mechanization in electrochemical coat-
ing shops] Oborudovanie, avtomatizatsiia i meldianizatsiia tsekhov
elektrokhimicheskikh pokrytii. Moskva, Mashgiz,, 1961. 404 p.
(Electroplating) MRA 74:10)

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FEDOROVA, N.N.,-AGIVF,__I.Agj LEVINZON, L.M.; DASOYAN, M.A.
X-ray diffraction phase analysis of mixtures of Pb
(~ modifica-
tions. Zav. lab. 30 no.6t727-728 1164 RA 1728)

PARSHIKOITA, Ye.V.J. ihzh.; ACRJFJ. I.A... kand. tekhn. nauk; DASOYkN, M.A.,
kand. tekhn. nauk"
Inhibitors of the self-discharge of the negative electrode of a
lead storage battery. Elektrotekhn,,.ka 35 no.10:53-54 0 164.
(14IPA 17: 11)

PARSHIKOVA, Ye.V., inzh.; A UFj A, , ~'i nd. tc-khn. nauk; DASOYAN, M.A. ,
2~_ _j_
kand. tekbn. nauk
Comparative study of some exT)an( ers of tte negative electrode
of a lead storage battery. Elek rotel&=Ika 35 110-11:55-56 N 1,64-
(1-1111A !8:6)

AGUF9 I.A.
Problems of thermodynamirs i-f a 1(,Pd dJoxide el~,ctrooe. Z~Ilr.
fiz. khim. 39 no.50127-1131. 1~,r 16.5, (K-TRA 1838)

AGUF., I A. p- IRNIMOV, L.M.
Thocry of *.he corrovion deformation of tattery grlds. "antich. Fiat.
I no-59"'90-593 8-0 1415- 04ju 1819)
A., Gosudarotvennyy muchro-ingledovitel I ski y akk-,m.L'1)7:ttcrnyy inatitlA.

ITASYUTA, Kikhail Kirillovich-, KOMPANIMUS, I.I. [Kompaniietol, 101031
otv.red.; AGUF, N.A. (Ahuf. N.A.], red.
[Development of collective farming in the Western Ukraine]
Rozvitok kolhoopnoho ladu v sakhidnykh oblastiakh Ukrainalkoi
RSR. Kyiv, 1960* 37 P. (Tovarystvo Me poshyrannia politychnykh
i naukovykh snanI Ukrainalkoi RSR. Ser.1, no.29). (mm 14:1)
(Ukraine, Western--Collective farms)

PROTASp Fedor Makarovichj SHEVCHEMM9 D.D.9 otv. red.; PGUF, M.A. p red.;
HATVIICHUKt O.A.t tekbn. red.
[Organization and payment of wages an collective farms) O~gani-
zatoiia i oplata~'atsi v kolho'spakh, Kyivo 196le 42 p. tio
varystvo dlia po yrennia politychrqkh i naukovykh znan' Ukrainsikoi
RSR. Ser.3P no.8 (MIRA 140)
(Ukraine-Collective farms-Income distribution)

KOLDTILO, Daniil Makar6vich
AGUF,-M.A.9.red-,
Plej; ALUUU=fjI1UA, i..Uep
[Agricultural waste is a valuable raw material for chemical
industries] Vidkhody sillslkhospodaralkoho vyrobnytstva - tsinna
syrovyna dlia khimichnoi. promyslovooti. Kyiv, 1961. 34 p. (Tova-
rystvc, dlia pos'lqrennia politychrqkh i naukovykh znant Ukrainslkoi
RSR, Ser.6. no.11) (19RA 1419)
(Chemical industriqs)

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E~ ivs Tov,'WY.9t--'o dlia P~zlivi-elu-4 ~l VO 1;
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(West Siberian Plain-Geology,Structurai)

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Possible errors in geological mapping based on geophysic7l
graphs. Trudy SIIIIGGIIIS no.9:134-137 160. (MIRA 14:7)
(Geology--Maps)

DERBIKOV, I.V.; GRISHINI, M.P.; AGULINIK I.M.
_2_ -
Tectonics of the:foundation of the Western Siberian Lowland and
the nountains (Paleozoic) forming its borders in the interflu've
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DERBIKOVp I.V.;,.AGULINIK I.M.; BEN'KO, Ye.I.; YEMiANIV, Ye.V.; GOSHIN, M.P.;
XUSHINP V110
Tectonics of the Mesozoic and Cenozoic mantle of the Western Siberian
Lowland. Trudy SNIGGIO no.11:63-155 '60. (MIRA 14: 5-)
(Siberia, Western--Geology, Structural)

IJI,, SHAPJ.OVSY%A'IA, 1-.,A.
ising Jjjgjj-prvrJq'.on gravlll-ti~.- ~n t-as fAeldf3 in
llast 31barlan Fluirie Naftetgaz.geol, i geofiz. r-co2!1.2-.44 165,
(mllU 18, 5)
geofiztki
1. Sibirsk-ly nauchno-11-ssledovatellskiy insUtut geclcgii,
nerall I
J nogo S~~ yao

AGULINIK, I.M.; SHARLOVSKAYA, L. A.
Some results of using high-recision gravLmetric surveying in
prospecting for gas fields in the West Siberien Pledn.
Trudy SNIIQGD1S no. 30t89-97 1 64 (MIRA 19:1)

A. all(! T~
I,Tatl.o.i.o:-*o-A(i:i'-oriic,il ~hanfll.~s in the Farenchy-A',ous Or-.-,.-:s 'n t1le So-Called
tMalif,,nant Form' 0.' Foot-and-!,:oath Disease in Ciuinea -,7,--:3tn. sovren, .-Aerla,,
1"o.

j F4. - T.
AOULI NIKI M. A. - and TET M NIK, D. 1144. Veterinarj sanitation.
So: Veterinariya; 2h; 12; December 1947; Uncl.
TAB I" ON
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9

rAltIC6. of rl'eat under iction of hig"enuency waves.
A. Zinov'vv, A. Bol'.,hakov,~ r~tj~, andG. Tinyakov,
115usn Ird. S.S.S.R. 26, ;44- (1955) .-Curing of 4
muscie'l ?a
~ha~, etc.) and fatty (bacon) tissues wider 1ruluence
if vit,tatIons with ultmonic vibrator of "1-50" type in Con-
ira;i to slaic pickling gives 20-30% accclmtion of pme-
tration of the salt from the pkkle, reduces moisture in the
pr,-,duct, softeas the tit!Aivs, and hieteuses, 1~-Sa of oftrogtn-'
cog materiats into the piAle soAn. Tht procew Was not ob-
for increase penetrability of the tissue for m;Cro-,
M. NI n-"-

AGULINIX, M,A., Professor; ORIOV, I.V., prefesoor; TZTMIK, D.M., professor.
Higjay qualified veterinary specialists are needed for meat industr7.
veterinarlia 32 no,3:13-14 Mr,153- (MLRA Bi4)
(HUT INMCTION) (VETURIMANS)

AGULINIX, MA., professor; KOMM, IP,, detsent; STRATONITASKAYA, G.A-
- .. -
Microflora of pork brisket during the process of salting in 1954*
Yeterinarits, 32 n#.3178-79 Mr 155, (MM 8;4)
I.Mookovskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut myasmov i melechney prour-
shlonnestio
(PORK--BACTKRIOLCVf)

AGULINIX, H,A., professor; HATA V, Yu.A., assistext.
Antagonistic effect of Cocci on other micreflora and the role of
some "aromatic" microorganisms in the curing process. VeWrinariia
3z no.4:Tf47 AP 155. (KU 8:5)
I.Heskovskijv takhnologichaskir institut mysisnoy i molochasy pro-
myshlennooti.
()MAT BACMMIOICGT) (RACTEIIAL ANTAGONISM)

AGULINE, M. A.j KORIM, 1. P.
*Mikrcjbiologiia Miasnvkh i Ptitseproduktov L'Microbiology of Meat and Poultry Products7.
Manual for technical schools (technicums). Pishcherpromizdat. 1959, p. 125, 10
pictures; 3,000 copies, price 2 r. 75 k. without cover.
KRAPIVNER, L. M. (senior veterinary Surgeon, Riga Port Refrigerator) (Reviewer)
A valuable book *, Veterinariya, Vol. 37, No. 11, p. &), 1~)60.

, AGULINIK. M.A.,, prof.
OlliorobioloU" by A.IA.Panlcratov, P4viewed by M.A.Agullnik.
.0
Votorinexiia 37 ao.SzM;89 Ac "0. 00"A 15 -4)
(1-ficrobic-logy) (Pankratov, A.IA.)

SHEMI, V.B., kand.tokbn.rauk; AGULINIK, R.M., inzh.
I.,westigating radial forces In centrifugal pumps. Truce, VIGH
no.24:26-3? '59. (MIRA 12:8)
(Centrifugal pumps--Testing)

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AGUIDV, A.
6734. Agalovt A. Finansdvo - khozyaystvenr:aya deyatellnost' kolkhoza.
Vladmir., Kn. 12 d.p 1954. 104 E;. 20 Sm. 3.000 ek~. i r. 50 k. -
(55-2611) p 631.16: 338. IK (47-36)
SO; Knizhnaya LetoPis, No. 6, 1955

AGULOV, A. P.
"The Southern Coal-Dearing Strata of North Primugodzhax-1.11 Cand Geol-
Min Scil Rostov U. Rostov-on-Don, 1954. (RZhGeol, Dec 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSSUR
Higher Educational Institurions (12)
SO: Sum. No. 556 24 Jun 55

15-57-1-797
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 1,
p 125 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Agulov, A.-P.
TITLE: A Comparison of Sections of Jurassic Coal-Bearing Beds
in Northern Migodzhary by Rhythmic-Facies Analysis
(0 sopostavlenii razrozov yurskikh uglenoanykh tolshch
Severnogo Primugodzharlya metodom fatsialtno-
ritmicheskogo analiza)
PERIODICAL: Izv. Dnepropetr. gorn. in-ta, 1955, Vol 25, pp 128-137
ABSTRACT: The author presents the results of rhythmic-facies
analysis of Jurassic coal-bearing continental beds in
the northern Magodzhary-Yaysan, the northern Wrtuk and
the southern Martuk brown-coal deposits. The facies
composition of a comple,te rhythm is the following (from
the base upward): stream deposits, lecustrine sedi-
ments, and finally swampy accumulation; locally
lacustrine-deltaic and fluviatile-scroll transitional
Card 1/2 facies are present. The sediments accumulate under

15-57-1-797
A Comparison of Sections of Jurassic Coal-Bearing Beds (Cont.)
conditions of repeated changes in the regime of the stream net.
The rhythm is controlled by periodic changes in the relative
enlargement of the provenance area over the area of accumulation.
The coal beds accumulated in northerly trending basins frequently
subjected to irregular burial. The facies descriptions of each of
five rhythms are used in comparing sections from four deposits.
Card 2/2 L. N. B.

AGULOV, A.P.
oro.-poll(In characteristics of Jurassic Goal derozlti~. in tha
S
P , j Nikk 13 :5 )
northern Mugodzhar region. Izv. DGI 29:157-163 IP, - I
(Mugodzhar FdlI region-Falynolor'l-i

Al~tvqg Pavl,q ~ch, kand.gool.-mineral.nauk, nauchnvy sotrudnik;
A_W_W
WC"A-ieksey Mikhaylovich, dotsent,.nouchnyy sotrudnik;
BARYSH, Hariya Yakovlevna, inzh.-geolog, nauchnyy sotrudnik;
DDHORATSKIY, Nikolay Aleksandrovich, dotsent, nauchnyy eotrudnik;
LEVIN, Sawn Timofeyevich, dotsent, neuchnvy sotradnik; NESTMENKO,
Petr (Irigorlyevich, prof., nouchuyy sotrudnik; SHIROKOV, Aleksandr
Zosimovich,-prof., nauchnyy sotrudnik; MTAKHLKR, Abram Grigor'yovich,
starshiy nauchuyy sotrudnik; OVCHAROVA, Z.G., red.izd-va; R02FMMYG,
Te.N., tekhn.red.
[Atlas of Donets Basin coals] Atlas uglei Dneprovskogo basseina.
Kiev, Izd-vo Akad.nauk USSR, 1960. 44 p.
(MIRA 13:12)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Zaameni gornyy in8titut
im. Artema (for all, except Oveharovs, Rozenteveyg). 2. Chlen-
korrespondent AN USSR (for Shirokov).
(Donets Basin-Coal geology)

AGULOV, A.?.
Petrographic characterietics of lignites from the northern Hu.godzhar
Hills region. 1xv. v7s, uchebe sav*; geol. i razv. 3 no-5:77-88 My
160. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy gorny7 institut.
(Mugodzhar Hills region-Ligaite)

AGULOV, A,P, (Ahulov, O.P.]
Floristic characteristics of genetic types of brown coal in the
Dnieper Basin. Geolozhur, 22 no.4:37-43 162~ (MIRA 15:9)
1. Dnepropetrovskaya ekspeditsiya Ukr&inakogo nauchno-issladovatell-
sko o gornorudnogo instituta.
IDnieper VaUsy--Paleobotany) (Dnieper Valley-Lignite)

NESTERENKO, Petr Grigorlyevich, nauchn. sotr.; ALEKSEYEV, Aleksey
Mikhaylovich, nauchn. sotr.fdeceased); ~GUIDV, Aleksey
Pavlovich, nauchn. sotr.; BARYSH, Mariya Yakovley~ia.,
na-ucfi~'.s_'otr.; BELIGAfO, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich, nauchn.
sotr.; DOMORATSKIY, NAolay Aleksandrovich, nauchn. sotr.,-
LESKEVICH, Ivan Yevseyevich, nauchn. sotr.; SHIROKOV,
Aleksandr Zosimovich, nauchn. sotr.; YAGOVDIK, Vladimir
Vikentlyevich, nauchn. s6tr.; KOROLEVA, T.I., red.izd-va;
BOLDYREVA, Z.A.~ tekhn. red.
(Regularities of coal accumulation in the Dnieper lignite
basin] Zakonomernosti uglenakopleniia na territorii Dnepro-
petrovskogo burougoltnogo basseina. Moskva, Gosgortekhizdoi,
1963. 210 p. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Dnepropetrovsk. Dnepropetrovskiy gornyy institut.
(Dnieper basin--Coal geology)

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6"18:539-375
AUTHORS. Gcirokhovski-y. G.-A. (Liev); Aoalov, I. I. (Kiev)
SOUP,,7r,-. Mckhanika polimerov, no. 2, 1965, '29-132

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ACCE'SSION NRi A-P50112,434
apec~iuens iq diiectiy proportional to
'Ithere -1Aand are the Utvgru'L: In't-ensitis D ol the measured mulm for, vpa~qiwnb,
d~ ~iA
A and B respectively. The thickness of the texture layer in given by '6=-.
/A
where dA is the thielmess of the A specimen. In those cases in whi;~h there is a
difference in thickneen between specimens A and 2, the expTeqsion for the text-UrE
la.yer thielmess become3 ~dB-dj;-LP
"A
he th-'cbme3s o' the texture layer depends on the applied load and sliding speed.
It is concluded that high polymer materiiiia, i-n paxticu-I&r PTFE, have a higher
End,j-rance limit -.ht- greater the friction load &nd the sm-allcr the sliding speed.

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NO FM SOV 1007 01M 1 000
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005831
AUTHORt Agulovs I., X,
ORGs none
V'Wpoh) Ar
SOURCE CODE: UR/O 74/65/0001006/011410119
(Kiev); Gorokhovekly,_.G. A, (Kiev) /
UP
TITLE: Kinetics of certain structural changes in surface layers of
polymers subjected to friction
SOURCEa Makhanika polimerov, not 6, 1965l 114-119
TOPIC TAGSs crystalline polymer5 polymerPO4
structures C - 1 %ft friction, frIctiou coefficient.
chemical dispersion
ABSTRACTt It was established that amp ization of polymer surface
layers occurs under slidin a itions, Stabilization time
,q fric 4
of this process depend 's on operai-1-onal conditions of metal polymer con-
tacting pairs. The amorphization degree of the surface layer decreases
with Increased sliding speeds and loads and ' increases with the In-
crease of initial crystallinity of a poiymer. Side by side with amor-
phtzation, a dispersion of small crystalline regions in surface layers
of polymers takes place during friction. Stabilization time of disper-
sion processes is determined by the time of running in the working
surfaces The dispersion degree of crystalline elements of surface
DC-: 67801:539.62

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ACC NRt Ap6oo8hO5 (A) SOURCE CODE: UR/037h/66/000/001/0087/0092
AUTHOR: Go ovskiy, G. A.,
rokh
ORG: Kiev Institute of Civil Aviation (Kiyevskiy institut grazhdanskoy aviatsii)
11)
TITLE: The effect of orientation in crystallinity on the f-riction.and wear of
polytetrafluoroethylene
SOURCEz Mekhanika poAmerov, no. 1, 1966, 87-92
TOPIC TAGS: polytetrafluoroethylene, friction, wear material, wear
resistance, deformation rate, crystal property, crystalline
polymer, internal stress, internal friction
ABSTRACT: The wear rate of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) is determined by the
character of loading. The variation of wear dependent on loading is determined by
the variation of internal stress on the interface of PTFE. The variation of wear
in respect to the sliding rate is determined by the variation of physical properties
of the material in surface layers due to relaxation peculiarities of the deformation
process. Resistance to wear of the PTFE depends on its phase-composition. The
minimum wear is defined by its crystallinity optimum, the value of which depends on
the friction conditions. An increase of resistance to wear of PTFE is achieved
through its preliminary oriented'hardening. The tangential friction force origi-
nating when PTFE slides against steel involves two parts: the external friction

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force formed on the metal polymer interface, and the internal friction force deter-
mined by the resistance to deformation and the destruction of turface layers of a
polymer. Orig. art. has, 4 figures.' [Based on authors' abstract.] INTI
MM CODE: //jIO/ SUBM DATE: 2qApr65/ ORIG REP: 004/ OTH FM. 004/

L. _Z_15oiz6S Ewpk /EWr(V)j2jEWP(t) lip(
:J)/W(k)
FACC NR. AP6009614 (A) SOURCE CODE: UR/0369/66
AUTHOR: Gorokhovskiy,.G. A.; Ajulov.,.. L.I.
ORG: Kiev Institute of Civil Aviation Engineering (Kiyevskiy institut inzhenerov
grazh~anskoy aviataii)
TITLE: Changes in the structure of iron working in contact with polymers
SOURCE: Fiziko-khimicheskaya mekhanika materialov, v. 2, no 1, 1966, 105-110
6
TOPIC TAGS: iron, polymer, friction, fine structure, ~lubricant) whkpt~~K4~,
ABSTRACT: A study has been made of changes in the fine crystalline structure ofWLr.Q!P
workingin contact with various polymers as poly(vinyl chloride), olytetrafluor.2=1
eth 'ine~6 polystyrene, olyethylene, poly(methyl methacrylate), phenol-forMjfth~
Z
s
-r-e in band the relation between the structure and the properties of
T
tile iro has also been studied. The effect of polymers on the structurc
of iron from-thedecreasecoarseness of-the block-structu-Te in-the iror
by x-ray structural analysis, and from calculation of the magnitude of microdefects
(Aa/a) in the crystal lattice. Two series of experiments were carried out: 1) iron
powder in contact with individual polymers (5%) was milled for 20 hr in a hull mill it
air and in argon; 2) Armco iron specimens were rubbed against metal slide bars in 5%
polymer solutions. Vie results of the study showed that the products of the mechani-
cal degradation of polymers working in contact with iion increase submicroscopical

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structural changes in the metal. These products reduce both the size of the block
structure and the magnitude of microdefects in the crystal lattice. The degree of
the structural changes depends on the surrounding gaseous medium. Individual polymers
reduce the coarseness of the block structure in different degrees. Submicroscopic
changes in the metal structure improve the mechanical properties of the metal by
increasing the microhardness and smoothness of the working surfaces. It Is statv.d in
conclusion that polymers can be used as special lubricants in certain [Unspecified)
w--tal working ocesses. Orig. art. has: 5 figures. 113 [30)
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'is k,i 'Neu,
1.."11 0 like Pipblive 1,14, 0 14,11S. 11, W," 14; In 1:11fill.11
fit Vl~. 0401W tlitht" IlkliC 04AIII.1
.11,1 lik,led In It'jul'i ill 1'. .-IJ Am tu.14~1
p,mmi'le rrovions ill the mu'011. 11'eukttiole,i A.:14 ti-I
vitriou,, substimil.vt ill md. "', "1,
file 1rh9l1t1l'll~ 14 tnAll. lf,lV. At ..i,l JV,tl
1.3.t). IVA. N.";
likiLlarickyrn WA). 25,a. iil,j Ijl,~jijvi A',, ,
'llie jastric mucoilm ill Ing sli,mvil d Intith. 1
~"Iltvla of and chh"i'les ill tile lltrI,I,14 of tile
114911 its tile cardific mill. Ali mm-ased aitit. ,1
liluridvs vims ubwrved in tile 111HIJUS Ill I fit It LIRIA~ 11 Wit It
i
n,
-tease of sevittiolm. uther paltz Ill Ilir ,1111114AI
sh"W0 Im clilitse. Tht ct.4114-41t of .-Ith- 410 Jilt.,
Illimphatell Itictrapeol and tile 4,,mavat ~lf Lu t., kh.".1k 4, -
Creases with the kincruate in ammic4i. AISAI)VI 14 tile
gastric jukv shoWN th. prkrksl-:o-t of
Acid. ori hophosphate-i, py3,,ph,*jJbAlt1 Alh) IsetAcidost it
Fhe autions conclude that theil: is a vilva- irmnilliii,e
Ivikswil the 1XVIL't-SWIk ik-%% lopult. in glikiltittlAt ji%%ue Atilt
thoc occulting ill muilculal actitlit, N~ IN. Ntetilthili
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FLMUV, A. F. ; AGUID VA, V. K.
3ffect of light on the anatomical structure of grape vines.
Dokl. AN SSSR 110 no.6:1120-1121 0 '56. (MLRA 10:2)
1. Vearossi7skiy nauchno-leoleaovatellski7 institut vinogradaretva
t vinodeltya, g. Novocherkasek, Rostovskoy- oblasti. Predstavleno
akaaamikom A.L. Kursanovym.
(Grapes)

AGULOVA... V. X., Cand Blol Bel -- (diss) "Anatomic %tru-.,ture and
--------
physiologloal conaltionj of 4^ -grA-T~~ skeletal parts
p Ip, 11
&tLxvqjious staaes of (Kiev), 1957. 18 pr. (Min
HlFher Ed UkSSR, Kiev State Univ Im T. G. Shevehenko), 130 CoPlee,
(YL, 9-58, 115)
f
- -~O -

USSR/Cultivated Plants - Fr~iits. Berries. M
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Biol.., No 18, 19~8, 8254o
Author : Agulova, V.K.
Inst
Title Formation of a Hardy Skeletal Framework of Vines.
Orig Pub Sadovodstvo, vinogradarstvo i vinodeliye Moldavii, 1957,
No 3, 30-33
Abstract The (~Yeater part of vineyards in USSR are covered for the
winter. Nervertheless, the &Tape vines are frequently
inj`ured by spotted necrosis in winter. In regions of a
considerable manifestation of necrosis, it is necessary
to chauge envirounentnl conditions drxing the formation
of the skeletal framnework of the vine. Studies at the
All-M-issiaii Institi.-.te of Vitic lture and Wine-Making de-
termined that those parts of the head of the vine or se-
parate branches are resistant to freezing and thawing o,t
in moist soil which developed in the ground during the
Card
148 -

USSR/Cultivated Plants - FrL.itS. B(_Trics',
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol,', No 18, 1958, 8254o
peri.od of ve:.etatio:i. TL.c i*cstoration of the vi-.ie pro-
coeds from this iuaffected srbs-,:rface framevork. Ma---y
ocal highly prod -,ctive forms, Tloiskaya a~ d Moldavskaya
Chasha, Starayn Tsimlya:tskayn a,,,d Astrakhaiiskaya forms
have a stibsilrface skeletoii of the vine which provides
rejuvenation. Such vines are constantly ii~. a state of
biological activit-Y a*nd produce high a-Lid stible yields.
T-he method of the reJuvenation of the ae---ia.L part of the
vi~,,e at t:ie e;,-oe-aseof the s-ibs-,,xface part has locen
k~.O-vr-i since lol"P. -'~"O; but the reacons for the hijh biolo-
gical activity of si,bs~-.rface stems have ~)ot beeii leariied,
Laboratory alid field trials iii the establishme:it of the
All-R',,ssiaii I-1.11stit-ate of Vitit-,,Iture and Wiae Makii.6 and
i,*sovkhoz ;'Reko-.-.str.ctor" iii Rostovslmya oblast' are
described. Creatimi of an enlarGed s-bs~,rface skeleton
of the vi.le, especially ia the table varieties with large
el. sters, prevents the viiie from becomiiig infected with
Card 2/3

USSR/Ct,ltivated Plants - Fruits. Berries. M
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., No 18, 1958, 8254o
0
spotted accrosis, promotes a-n Licrease in its viSor and
an efficient utilizatiou of the root bed nad liGht space,
-- R.I. Serebryannyy
Card 3/3
- 149 -

Country : USSR
Category; Cultivated Plants. Fruits, Berries.
Abs Jour: RZhBiolo) 1\10 22, 1958, No 100479
Author Agulova, V.::.
Inst
Title The Role of Subterranean Stem Skeleton of the
Grape Plant.
OrIS Pub: Bad t ogorod, 1958, No 1, 64-68
Abstract: Matured one-year shoots of different grape
varieties embedded in the soil to the depth
of 10-15 centimeters, graduall'y acquire, in.
the course of 2-3 years, an anatomical structure
approximating that of the root (powerful develop-
ment of phloem tissues with very wide xylems and
Card 1/2

AGULVAN. S.L
Breeding local apple varieties for the Leninakan plateau. Izv. IN
Arm.SSR. Bial, i sellkhos. nauk-i.2 no.3:233-246 149. (MIRA 9s8)
19 Inetitut plodovodstva Akademii nauk Armyanskoy SSR.
(LININAYAN PIATIO-APPIX-VARIET INS)

do A TLW?__S.L.
Self-pollination aDd cross-pollination in Hichurin apple varistiso
under conditions the Leninakan Plateau. Izv.AN Arm.SM.Biol.t
sellkhos.nauki, 5 no.1:21-38 152. (NUIL 918)
1. Institut plodoyodetva Akademii nauk Armyanskoy SSR.
(Shiraki Steppe-,Lpple--Tarieties)
(Fertilization of Plants)

AGULTAN, S.L.
l.,!."--., . "
New strawberry varieties for the Armenian S.S.R. Izv.AN Arm.SSR.
Blol.l. Bellkhos.naukt. 5 no-5:3-16 '52. (KM 9:8)
1. Inatitut plodovodstva Akademii nauk Armyanskoy SSR.
'(SHIRAII --SMWRIEMS--VARIETI3S)

AGULYAN, S. L.
"The Agrobiological Characteristics of 1-.ic','.uri-n--k A. ple Varieties Under
the Conditions WLich aist on the LeninakanAsaya Plateau of the Amenian SSR."
Cand Agr Sci, Inst of Fruit Growing, Acad Sci Arrenian SSR, Yerevan, 1953.
(RZhBiol, No 7, Dec 54)
Survey of Scientific and Techrical Di~,~sertations. Dellendied at U1-L-'13.R
Ligher Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Sum. No. 556, 2-4 Jun 55

AGULTAN, Soffya Liparitovna; DAIANYAN, G.Kh., otvetatvanny7 radaktor;
redaktor izdatel'Btva; XAPIANTAN, N.A., tekhni-
cheskiy redaktor
Cmichurin apple varieties on the Leninakan Plateau in Armenia]
Hichurinskie aorta iabloni na laninakanskom plato Armianskot SSR.
Bravan, Izd-vo Akadamii nauk Armianskot SSR, 1955. 154 p. (MIRA9-.9)
(Armenia--Apple--Variaties)

USSR / Cultivated Plants* Fruit Trees. Small Fruit M
Plants. Nut Trees. Tea.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 6, 1959, No. 25036
Author : Ajplya~~, S. L.
Inst : kci~fi!~~ -6-f -SbIences ArmSSR
Title : Towards the Question of Choosing Components
in the Selection of Apples
Orig Pub : Izv. AN Arm33R. BIol# i s.-kh. n., 1957,
10, No 4, 75-84
Abstract : Central Russiant Michurinp Southern,
Armenian and local hybrid variety groups
were used in 1938-1939 for hybridization at
the Investigation of large-fruit and frost-
resisting apple varieties for the mountainous
northeastern and southern regions of the
Armenian 83R# Seeds, obtained from crossinst
Card 1/3
157

USSR _rCu-I_t_Iv-a_tod_F_Iants. Fruit Trees. Smnll Fruit M
Plants. Nut Trees, Tea.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Bioloeiyal No 6p 1959, No. 25036
i4ere not stratified; seedlings, prior to the
time of their entering into fruit-bearinG
were not fertilized and less often irrigated.
Yearly, an account of frost-resistance and
of passing through the phenophases, a
yield account, a description of seedlings
and fruits, and a taste evaluation of fruits
were conducted. From the Brest hybrid stock
of applest 30 elite numbers were singled out,
out of which the beat variants are: Saffron-
Chinese Maid crossed with Ranet of Orleans,
Belfleur-Chinese Maid crossed with Bismarck,
Winter Arcade crossed with Bismarck,
Borovinka crossed with Ranet of Orleans.
Michurin apple varieties, used in the capacity
Card 2/3

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Fruit Trees. Small Fruit
Plants. Nut Trees. Tea,
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biollogiya, No 61 1959, No. 25036
of maternal forms under the conditions of
Leninakang did not reduce frost-resiBtance,
and grafted plants, used in the capacity of
parental format did not Impair the quality
of the hybrid fruits. -- P. Kh. Kiakin
Card 3/3
158

DURGARTAN, A.A.; AGUMYAN, A.0.
Copolymerization of aldehydes with vinyl monomers. Vysokom.soed.
5 no.11:175 N 163. NIRA 17:1)

DURGARYANO A.A.; AGUMYANV A.0.
Reaction 0 ety"ne wi h 113-dichloro-2-butere in the preas-os
of bensoyl peroxide and tin tetrachloride. Isy. AN Arm. SSR.
XhIp. nauki 18 no.3s290-296 165. (MIRA 18s11)
1. Yerevanakiy gosudarstvannyy universitet, probleanaya
laboratoriya kinetiki polimerizatsionnykh protsessov. Sub-
mitted November 6, 1963.

AGUPCff I A I V.
HstimatW fluctuations of the vater supply capacity of rivers. Xeteor.
L gidrol.no.7:28-111 JI 156. OaaA 9: 10)
(Rivers) O'Stream measurements)

AGUPOV, A.V.
Application of the water balance method for computing the
an)unt of subsurface flow and evaporation from lakes. Vast.
Len.un 11 no.18:91-104 156. (NLRA 9.012)
(Hydrology)

Reported on the subsurface supply of lakes.
M;X, r"* 1, r~ %~ i " ~ - ! ri , ~b, '-'ad A : -, ~'n I (I '. Z' , , '7 - I " C~C-,, J ~
I
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AQUPOV, A.V,
Lakes as indicators of the changing balance of water in the river
basins. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geog. no.1:48-61 Ja-F 158.
(MIRA 11:2)
LInetitut "Toploelaktroproyekt" Ministeretva elaktrootantmiy SSSR.
(Lakes) (Water supply)

AGUR Ustus._KORPKM, H., red.; TONISSON, A., takhn.red.
[Thinking machines; present state and future of electronic
compaters] Motlevad masiwd; elektronar7utuemasina tanapaev
Ja tulevik. Talliu, Resti Riiklik Kirjastue, 1961. 179 p.
(MMA 14112)
(Blectronic calculating machines)

AGUR, Ustus; TIISMUS, Hugo; TAMKIVI, P....kand. tekhn. nm.k,
retsenzent; ABO, L., red.; = , E., tekhn. red.
[Electric drives] Blektriajamid. Tallinn~ Eesti Riiklik
Kirjastus, 1963. 625 p. (raRA 16:12)
(Electric driving) (Electric motors)

AGURA, D. [Ahura, D.1; Burko, Yu.
Transformation of villages in Odessa P-ovince through great urban
facilities. Sill.bud. 10 no.1:6-7 Ja 160. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Glavnv7 inzhener upravloniya stroitelletva Odesakogo
obloollkhozupravleniya (for Agara). 2. Stnrehiy inzhener
upravleniya stroitel'stva Odesskogo obleellkhocupravleniya (for
%rko).
(Odessa Province--Cit7 planning)

GOLIEERG, D., kand.tekhn,nauk; AGURA, D. [Ahura, D.], inzh.
Field camp for machinery operators.
no.4211-13 AP 162.
(Farm buildings)
Sill.bud. 12 no-4:11-13
(MA 15t8)

AGMYRV, A.V., direktor savoda.
Ok
New model all-metal four axle streetcar. Gor.khos.Mosk. 21 no.2:9-10 P 047.
(MLRA 6:11)
(Blectrio railroads--Cars)

AGURTY-1V , A.
Ide are preparing for the Kryl. *1;-~ No.'s'.
11 F 164. (. A.": ~',
. y 1113 t n-,k to r 14 o s ~-. ov s k o i ? c, i , a. r a s h ra t t i C, F., o k I -.I b~ I .
1. Obshchestvenny

AGURMV, S.P.
. ~
Determining changes in Ice thickness form its surface. Meteor.
g1drol, no.1:36 JS 156. (Ice) (MIRA 9:6)

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Portable water-level gauge for rougb water. Meteor.i gidrol.
no.10:58 0 156. (MLRA 9:12)
(Stream measurements) (Liquid level indicators)

AUTHOR: Agureyev, S. V. 50-1-1C126
TITLEt Ncmogrms for the Analysis of Observations of the
Ice-Drift (Nomogrammy dlya obrabotki nablyudeniy za dreyfom
11dov).
PERIODICALt Meteorologiya i Gidrologiya 1958, Nr 11, PP. 54-55 0JSSR)
ABSTRACTs In some hydrological investigations, especially for engineer-
ing purposes the mass data on the observation of the ice-
drift can be obtained from the coast by means of theodolite-
observations. The principle of this method consists in the
determination of the position of the indenting block of ice
according to the horizontal and vertical angles which is
measured with an ordinary geodetical theodolite. According to
the horizontal angle the direction to the block of ice is
obtained, according to the vertical one - the distance to the
block of ice. The speeds and direction of drift of the block
of ice are determined according to a number of certain points
and their poeition according tothe corresponding periods of
time. The financial analysis of the observation data may be
essentially accelerated and simplified when it is carried out
by means of the special pattern with straight-line charts
Card 11 (figure 1) sugUested by the author. There is 1 figure.

AGUMV$ V. N.
F%
"Radioactive Isotopes in Metallurgy," Technik und Aandel-Ost4j'est (Swiss), No-5,
1956
Deputy Director, Metallurgical Inst, AS USSR