SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ANDREYEV, Y. - ANDREYEV, Y.

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Af,;DRFYEV, Ye.; "tALFAROV, V.
Work area of a designer. Nauka i zhizn' 28 0 '61-
(MIRA llr:l)
1. Nachal'nik konstruktorskogo byuro Nauchno-isslfdovetel'Ekoro
instit-ata tpL-hnologii i orrani7atsii proizvoctstva (for Amclreytw).
(Mlech~tnlv.al drawinr)

ANDREYEV,jq,.,, konstruktor 1-y Icategoril
Facilitating the work of designers. NTO 4 no.gs"-46 S 162,
(KIRA 16 11)
(Drawing instruments-Technological Innovations)

ANDRXM, Te.A.; SWROT, I.Kh.; YuRiN, r.T4.
Results of the Intensive development of the layer D In the
Konstantinovskoys field. Neft. khoz. 38 no.3:39-44 A'r 160.
(MM 13:7)
(Bashkiria-011 fields-Production methods)

ANDREM, ', levgeni3r Aleksandrovich nrukAinyy sotrudnik;
mit7lir-"-,-Al-okmn-dr-Ale-ksa-ndrovich nauchnyy
aotruttri.-Il-, :"'i~'.011OV, Valentin Alekseyevich. hand.tekhmnauk
Cbaracteriatics of the excitation network of a colloctor-
type genr~rator under conditions of electric resonance.
Izv. vys. uc-heb. zav.; elektromekh. 4 no.11:24--31 161.
(14IRA 14:12)
Electric generators)
Ele,~tric driving)
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11 11 1, 1, ;. 11 It 19 A, ;' a ZI
A a L~ L I L it j 1 4 0 b 1, y A 4iI IF j I 1 00 it,
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a *I lisduttion and th4p region of thermal Ignition of mislufts of eths
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USSR/Chemistry - Isotopes 21 Sep 52
"Synthesis of Carboxylic Acids Tagged With C14 in
the Carboxyl Group," T. I. Andrianova, Ye. A.
Andreyev
DAm sm, voi 86, No 3, pp 533-536
Alkyl halides were reacted with Mg, then carboxylic
acids synthesized by r6acting the alkylmagnesium
halides with active carbon dioxide (C'402)- The pro-
cedure for the concn of the active carboxylic acids
is described in detail. Presented by Acad P. A.
Rebinder 28 Jul 52 1
P, 247T3
(_CA41 %e-vx:r)-vij '-Q)

UM/Chexistry - Isotopes 3-1 Oct 52
"The Preparat a of Esters of C&rboxylic Acids
Tagged With CR " T. I. Andrianova and Ye. A.
Andreyev
-4 "Dok Ak Nauk SSSR- vol 86, No 5, PP 945-947
E_
%C1.
C-t State that preparation of esters of carboxylic acids
(through esterification) was one of the stages of
the method authors selected for synthesizing hydro-
carbons tagged with c14. The possibility of obtain-
ing an ester with a 2/3 yield by using an equinole-
-Iow- vLatln of aeld to the alcohol was established.
Stin -ni r yields could 'be obtained by shifting the
equilibrium in favor of the formation of the ester,
or by increasing the concentration of one of the
initial products in the reaction medium, or by the
elimization of water. The esters of carboxylic acids
were prepared through the esterification of acids
tagged with the isotope c14 J1 by alcohol in the
presence of sulfuric acid. The esterification was
accomplished at room temperature, over a period of
24-48 hrs. The following esters were prepared (all
tagged with C14): ethyl acetate, n-propyl propionate,
and ethyl isobutyrate. The esterification of the
acids proceeded according to the folloving scheme:
RjCl40C9 R2(M RjClham,.. R20- (For the complete
't
utilization of radioactive acids, a surplus of alcohol
was used.) Presented by Acad P. A. Rebinder
3 Jan 52.
245T4

ALDRMEV, YE. A.
USSR/Chemistry - Isotopes 21 Oct, 52
"Obtaining Alcohols Tagged ~Itth C T. I. Andrin-
nova, Ye. A. Andreyev
"Dok A Nauk SSSR" Vol 86, No 6, pp 1109-1103
were ob-
n-Propyl ale and isobutyl ale tagged with C
tained by hydrogenating esters of tagged acids over
copper-chromium catalysts at 240-2500 and high pres-
sures of 350-500 atm An autoclaves. Two specirilly
viade autoclaves capable of opernting at )4W and rOO
atm respect were used and are described. Presented by
Acad P. A. Rebinder 3 Jul 52.
234T26
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USSR/Chemistry - Radioactive Isotopes 1 lfov 52
I'Preparation of Unsaturated Hydrocarbons Tagged With
C14,,, T.I. Anlrianova and 'je.A. Andreyev
DO SSSR, Vol 87, No 1, pp 45-47
CH3 CHC14% -was prepd by the thermal dehydration of
active n-prq-Dy1 alcohol over an A1203 catalyst. The
propylene thus prepd h.-A a specific activity of 2.63
microcuries per millimole. 'Lagged isobutylene was
prepd from radiouctive isobutyl. alcohol in a similar
252TIO
manner. The product had a ~Tecific activity of 20.4
microcuries millinole. Presented by .kcal P.A.
Rebinder 3 jun 52.
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Vol. 48 No. 5 -The following sch"ne wu used. MeMKT 'Wit Cl
d. ;M;T
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vielded, upon smificiltim wIth 11,80#, MtC
KhIl (cf. C.A.
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lated by treattivent of the &Mk soln. with AgsSO4, evalln. of
the RtgO addit. of excess ffsWj, and stelun-distn. of liber-
-
bli. roe distillate was neutralited with NaOH.
ated Xc
coned. in ku # to 6-10 mi.. treated with H,.90.. extd. with
StjO, the ext. coned.. treated with HAJ4 and a Vold exec"
of Moll, bested on a steam bnth, Allowed to stand 3 days.
and the resulting labelled EtOAc dbtd. and hydrogenated
over Cu-Cr cabdyst at 445 atm. mid 250'ovw 29 brs. 7%e
. ItIng UeClqftOH was dirtd. in mme from the auto--
clave Into a chilled trap; y1eld, 5D-W%. Its activity was
estd, after combustim and converalm to BaM. The kvel'
of actiTfty obtain KM182211 -

USSR/Chemistry - Isotopes 11 Aug 5 3
"The PreWation of Caproic Acid Tagged with Radio-
active C14 in the Carboxyl Group," G. V.
Isagulyants, Ye. A. Andreyev, and-14. A. Kosolapova
DAN SSER, Vol 91, No 5, PP 1123, 1124
Using the Grignard reaction prepd caproic acid
having C14 in the carboxyl group reacted amyl-Mg-
bromide with C1402 prepd from BaC~403. Yield of
caproic acid was 91% of theoretical. Presented
by Acad A. N. Frumkin 13 Jun 53.
266T8

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AIMMM. Y-s, A.
pp CHMICAL rzAcrials IiI (2TAI.YTIC CqAQ:0j!O C)F
and Oorw V.A. o1J. Mad. 11"luk S-"!~ Nev."~Clld. "el.
11 M11- 1954, Vol. 94, (2). 2,1-234). craclan~; zaiij fractionation i;m,e
carried out in laboratory j.Vait, Oitch Is Illustrated, anj thu i rl~, =iy
reactions viere dlzcloScd by ricaswlnr Lhe ri,oductj for dlffcri:rt relactlc:n
times. Tito cliter i,rlrua7 r0act Ion was the nil~ttxc of cne C-C I oz,,I LU fc-n,
oni~-paraffln and one ulefin molecule. Ilia wlial I~olnL of I,L!~
boween the sccowl and t1ard carixii aLcm of Iso-octano rtid bL-L%-Uv:I t'.,.E:
thIrO and fourch of P-LUX61W. (L) .

1'.-Eldhange of istbou between hydrocohoons to ihs presence
A- -A a
a nd M h 1. MArYF.TNZ-
101-311USI)~-X MCM-od Is described
fnr testing the g!l ft[L-ma in the

Ity oil 80 sit. And NO cv. (if C.Hawrte allo" eil to react over
00 . f I MCA I)-st (1) in a g6m bb. era
app, at NO' for I hr. The prodim Was wpd, Into C~Is
an After purificatiou list Clis h4d a railk-activily
of 0.02 pe. (specific radlocxtivit IV 016 pc~/rnol.). 0,78% of
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USSR/Chemistry Catalytic Cracking
Card 1/2
Authors t Audrey9v, R. A., Andianova, T. I., Klimanok, B. V., Krylov,
0. V.-, Roginalcty~ S. Zs, Memb. Correa. of Acad. of So,
USSR; and Sakharov, ?.'* IA.
Title Wio-chemlcal investigation of secondary reactions of
catalytic cracking of hydrocarbons
Periodical i Dokl, AN SSSR# 96s 781 --784, June 195 4
Abstract The radio-ohomioal methods of Investigating the secondary
reactions of catalytic oraelcing, consist in the simultane-
ous introduction Into the reactor of the hydrocarbon to be
orackeds plus one 9t the cracking products marked with,ra-
d1oactive carbon C'q and, consequent, radiometric analysis
of the. basic cracking products. Experiments show, that
the conversion of the hydrocarbon moleculesp in conditione
of catalytic cracking# are not completed durine one process

~'.'Dokl, AN-SSS9v 96t Ed, 4# 78.1 784p June 2954 (Additional Card)
Card 2/2
Abstract : of adsorption on the surface of the catalyst* The primary
products of hydrocarbon molecule decomposition become do.
sorbed In the gaseous phase. Three references, Tables.
Institution t ...
Submitted i March 9, 1964

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sJuillarly distributInT CIA to all fractlarIs of the
Eroducts, %with 04-739r,- utultatkii Of CIA. Considerstilt
ydrogetiation of MeIC:Clf* touk lottkee. Some, 44%
went into coke forination.

Yja VV, leAl
USSIV Chemistry - Organic chemistry
Card 1/1 Pub, 22 - 23A6
Authors': i Sakharov, M. H.,0 and Andrey~v, Ye. A.
Title* I Synthesis of methylcyclIohexane, marked with C 14 in the methyl group
Feriodical I Dok. AN SSSR 103A~ 87-99, Jul 1, 1955
-Abstract'. 0. 7t9 three basic phases of the synthesis of mothyloyalohexane.-m .arked with
014 isotope in the-mathyl groupp' are described. All synthesis phases take
place over non-radioactive substances with the determination of an physical..
-constants of the he=e. - The processes of esterification- of the benzoic
acid marked with C-L4 are explained. The.extent to which the catal 0,
isomerization reaction is capable of converting the radio carbon (N Y from
the mathyl group into the benzene ring is discussed. Right referencest
5.USSR and 3 Ger. (1895-1954). Table; drawing.
Institution Acad. of Sc.i USSRj Inst, of Phys. ,Chem.
Presented by t Academician P. A..Rebinder, April 30, 1955

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REYZV Ye. D.; SYMMALID, A.V.. kandidat ekonomichookikh nauk. redaktor;
4
22% .44A1, X.I., kandidat ekonomichookikh asuk, rateenten%; ,
HATVMVA, Ye.N.. tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
[Operative planning for a zachins-building factory engaged
in single and serial production] Operativnoe planiroyanie na
mashinostroitallnom zavode edinochnogo i =slkoseriinogo
proizvodstya. Moskva, Got. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo mashinostroit.
lit-ry. 1955. 185 p. (XLRA 8.'7)
(Machinery indastry)

25(5) PHASE I BWK EXEWITATION SOV/1783
4 Andreyev, Yevgeniy Dmitriyevich
Operativno-proizvodstvennoye planirovaniye na maohinosti-oitellnom zavode
yedinichnogo i melkoseriynogo proizvodatva; mbota po grafiku (Schedule
Planning for Machine-building Plants on Single Piece and Small Scale
Serial Production; Working on Schedules) 2nd ed., enI. Moscow, Mashgiz,
1958. 2.L8 p. Errata slip inserted. 8,000 copies printed.
PLMPOSE: This book is intended for plant and shop planning personnel, foremen,
engineering and technical personnel., managers, and production organizers.
COVERA(Z: The book discusses the organizational aspects of production planning
and scheduling in plants specializing in custom and small lot production.
Emphasis is placed on methods used in lot production, group starting of
piece parts, the method of assembly layout, operational planning of production,
mechanization of accounting operation, and the foreman's role in assuring
rhythmic and balanced operation of individual sectors of production and shops.
No personalities are mentioned. There are 18 Soviet references.
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Schedule Planning for Machine-building (Cont.) SOV/1783
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Fbrewox-d to the Second Edition 3
Introduction 5
Ch. I. OrganizatiDnal Peatures Necessaxy far a Unifa Output of Finished
Produdt and Regqlarity of Operi~tions in Custom and Small Lot Production
of*MachineB 7
Nature of production regularity and its indices 7
Organizational and technical prerequisites for improving production
regulari.ty 12
Basis for using lot production methods in custom production 19
Ch. II. Operatibnal Planning of Technical Preparations in Custom and
Small Lot Production 27
Fleatures of engineering preparations for custom production 27
Assembly method of engineering preparation Nr production 28
Sequence of operational planaing of engineering prepars,tions for
production. 35
Ch. III. Intershop Operational Planning of Basic Production 42
Scope and objectives of intershop operational planning 42
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Schedule Pla4ning for Machine-building (Cont.) SOV/1783
Relationship between operational and technical and economic planning 113
Basic aspects of the system of intershop operational planning 46
Standard plan calculationa for operational planning 53
Calculations of the length of the production cycle and cycle graphs 54
Elements of the production cycle makeup 55
Methods of determining the -length of the production cycle 56
Important measures for reducing the length of the production cycle 70
Volume calculations of loads and the utilization of equipment and
production areas 71
Efficiency of equipment utilization indices 81
Drawing up operational production programs &)
Operational accounting and control 102
Organization of operational control and regulation of the production
process 117
Interahop dispatching service eqitipwnt 121
Business machines in operational plannIng 122
Mechanizing the calculation of standards 123
Organization and structure of agencies reEponsible for intershop
operational planning 133
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PLOKHOV, V.N., inshener;AMMYICV, Ye.I.; ISKHAKOV, R.B.. inzhener.
Rolling Of stainless steel with high area reduction. Stall 15
no.11:1045-1047 155- (MLRA 9:1)
1.Beloretskiy metallurgicheskiy savod.
(Rolling (Metal work)) (Steel, Stninless)

I/
AUTHOR: Andreyev I 1(t.I. and Gulyakova, V.N. 133-5-19/27
TITLE: Control of the surface of wire rods by a ma(-gietic sus-
pension method. (Kontroll poverkhnosti katanki metodom
magnitnoy suspenzii).
PBR10DICAL: 11 'Stall" (Steel), 1957, pp. 456 - 4.5?, No-5. (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT; The method is based on inagnetisin[; 1-od specimens and
dipping them into a suspension containing, fine particles of
a ferro-magnetic material. All defects an shown by ridges
formed by particles of the suspension adherin- along the line
of cracks. There is no need to remove scale before testing.
The method was test(~d on 4 426 specimens and was found to be
satisfactory in respect to its sensitivity and ease of opera-
tion. 'The magnetising machine used (Fig.1) and the appearance
of tested specimens with characteristic adherence of the
powder along the defects (Figs. 2, 3) are shoi-m. There am
3 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Beloretsk Metallurgical Combine (Beloretskiy
I.letallurgicheskiy Kombinat)
AWLABLE:
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ANDREYEV, Ye.I.; NEUDACHIN, G.I.; SALOV, L.V.; PETUKHOVA, R.I.; LIPINA, I.P.
CLZ~_
Spectral analysis of iron ores. Zav.lab. 28 no.8038-94o 162.
(MIRA 15:11)
1. Belore skiy metallurgicheakiy mod.
(Iron ores--Spectra)

ANDUYLV, YO.I., inzh,
r--- -
Now method for heating electric power plants mounted on
railroad cars. Energetik 11 no.4:29-31 Ap 163. (FA 16:3)
z - , (Faeotric power plants-Transporttatloli)

ANDREMP Ye.1 .4 NEUDACHIN, G.I.; PETUKHOVA, R.I.
Analysis of magnesites by a spectral method. Zav. lab. 22
no.6t695-696 163. (MIRA 16:6?
1. Belorstakiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat.
(Magnagite-Spectra)

MALIKOV, K.V.; PISHVANOV, V.L.; ANPREYEV, Ye.I.; IIYNIKOV, V.I,; SEMAVIN, P.I.
Two-years of experience in the operation of blast furnaces with
the blowing-in of highly sulfurous mazut. Metallurg 8 no.12:
5-8 D 163. (MIRA 17:4)

-- ANDREYEV,
0 Apparatus for automatic treatment of bubble chamber photographs."
reprot submitted for the 1962 International Conference on Instrumentation
for High Energy Physic& at Cern, Geneva, 16-18 July 62

a liwe-i E:,V, fc.. 1-1 -
1. VASYUKHICHE-V, P.M. - YERGOLISKAYA, Z.V. - AND!LZ'r-,-V, Ye U.
2. ussR (6oo)
4. Kemerovo District - Geology
.7. Now Geological data on the vicinity of Latysh~ '.nd B. Prcmyshlanka of the
Kemerava District in the Kuznetsk B-.31n. Results of the petrographic survey
and spore analysis of the coal matter by the Promyshlenka party of 1942
(abstract) Izv. Glav. upr. geol. fon. No-3, 1947
9. Monthly list of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1953, Unclassified

ANDREYEV, TO.N. (Omsk, Muzeynays ul. d-3)
1.
im.
Osteogenic sarcoma of unusual location.
(zaveduyuschiy
prof.
(SAROMA, OSTZOGENIC,
rib)
(RIBS. neoplasms,
sarcoma, osteogenic)
Vop.onk. 1 no-3:114-116 155
10:1;
(MLRA
Iz kliniki fakulitstakoy khirurgil Omekogo maditsinakogo inetituta
-
H.I.Kalinina
A.I.Hanuylov)

ANDRZY19V, YeA,
Acute rRdiation injury to the skin, Veaterent. i rnd. 33 no*3:72-73
NY-Je 158 (MIRA 11:8)
1. Is kliniki fAkulltetakoy khirurgii (sav. - prof. A.1. Manujvlov)
Omskogo maditainakogo inatituta,
(X RAYS-PHYSIOLOGICAL IFITCT)
(SKIN--WOUNDS AND INJURIES)

LIPKINA, Ye.A.. kandidat meditainskikh nauk; ANDWEV, Ye.N., direktor;
DMITRMVA, T.P., glavavy vrach.
Use of Pura-aminosalicylic acid in the therapy of osteoarticular tuberculosis.
Probl.tub. no.3:86-87 My-Je 153. (147-RA 6:7)
nogo tuberlnxleza Yak-utskogo fillala Institute.
Otdeleni~jre kostno-sustav
tuberlailaza. Akademii. meditainakikh nauk SSSR n& baze Yakutskop respubli-
kanBkol-
.,o detykkogo kostnotuberkuleznogo sane-toriya (for Mpkina and Andreyev).
2. Yramtqkiy reapilblikanskV, detakiy sanatoriy (for Dmitriyeva).
(Bone 3-Tuber culosis ) (Joints-Tuberculosis) (Para-aminosalicyli.c. acid)

AIIDRMV. Ye.11., land.med.nauk; MAZDA, Ye.G., kand.mod.nauk; AMMOSOV. N.P.;
11 .11, .1 KCRYAKIIIA. T.I.
Changes in tuberculosis opidemiolog7 in Yakutsk during the period
1948-1955 [with summary in French]. Probl.tub. 35 no.8:3-7 157-
(MIRA 11:4)
1. It Yakutskogo filiala (dir. Ye.N.Andreyev) Instituta tuberkulaza
A 14N S SO .
(TUBERCULOSIS, epidemiol.
in Russia 1948-1955 (Rua))

ALIIJA(bIk;V v ye.14. J, ;zand.med.nauk
.1pido:,dological characteristicB of tuberculosis among the population
U-
of t.-~e regions in the far north of Yalcutia. Vop. epid i 1-din. tub.
5:'7-16 '5& iMIRA 14:12)
(YAKUTIA-TUBERCULC615 )

ANDREYEV, Ye.N.9 kund.med.nau1c; SHKMOV, M.F., kand.med.nauk
Ourrent state of antituberculosis aid in the Yakutsk A.S.S.R. Sov.med.
23 no.8:127-132 Ag 159. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Iz Yakutskogo filials, (dlr. Ye.W. Andreyev) Instituta tuberkuleza
Akademii meditsinakikh nauk SSSR.
(TUBIMCUIDSIS prev. & control)

A -Iffs-GAM'sAwnd. mod. nauk, zaalu2hannyy vrach RSFSR i Yakutskoyl
SSR, red.; MAZINA, Ye.G., kand.med.navk, sasluzhennyy vrach
1tSFSR i Yakutskoy ASSR, red.; SHCHRMOT, M.F. , kiind.md.nauk,
znsluzhennyy vrach RSFSR i Yakutakoy ASSR, red.; DIYACHKOY-
SEATA, L.S., red. izd-va; SOLOYIYNY, Ye.P.. tekhn.red.
(Tuberculosis; manual for physicians] Tuberkulez; posovio
dlin vrachal. lAkutskoe knishnoe isd-vo, 1959. 167 p.
W:RA 14:5)
1. Akademiya meditsinskikh nauk SSSH. Inatitut tuborkuleza.
Yokutskiy filial.
(TUBERCULOSIS)

ANDHEYEV, Ye.V.. kalid-modaviuk. SHOMETOV, M,F., kand.med.nauk
-- -- 1 7- ------- ---.
w -
Present conditions and prospo~,t5 for interzifSring the
campaign against tuberculosis in the Yakut A.S.S.R.
(MIRA
Ros. Feder. 6 no.2.17 2) F ~62.
('iAPJTIA . TUBMiCULOSIS)
Zdrav.
15:3)

ANDREYEV, Ye.N.. kand. med. nauk, red.; LYUBIMOV, P.V., red.;
MALINA, Ye.G., red.; TEKUNOV, V.S., red,; ESHCHEPETOV,
M.F., kand. in-;d. nauk, red,; WYACHKOVSKAYA, L.S.P red.
izd-va; YEGORDVA, A.V., takhri.red,
[Data of the Interprovince Conference on the Exchange of
Experience in the Organization of Antituberculosis Aid
in Regions of the Far North] Materialy Yezhoblastnogo
soveshchaniia po obmenu opytom organizataii protivotu-
berkuleznoy pomoBhchi v rayonakh Kraynego Severs. jAkutsk,
IAkutskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1963. 150 p. MRA 16%1o)
1. Mezhoblastnoye soveshchaniye po obmenu opy-tom organizataii
protivotuberkuleznoy pomoshchi v rayonakh Kraynego Severa.
2. Naeballnik otdela protivotuborkii1emoy pomoshchi MinistelL.
stva zdravookhranenlya RSHR (for Tekunov). 3. Ministr zdravo-
okhraneniya Yakutskoy ASSR (for Lyubimov).
(SOVIET FAR NORTH-TUBFRCUlf)SIS--PIIEVENTION)

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D051 D113
AUTHORS: Androyev. Ye. P.% Rodionov, S.S.; Yaritsyna, I.A.
TITLE: Investigation of a flat slow neutron Beintillat~.-r
SOUR~E: USSR. Komitet standartov, mer i izmeritelInykh pribcrt,~.
Trudy institutov Koniteta, no. 5S,(115), llloscox, 1061.
Issledovaniya v oblasti i:-,mereniya joni~-,iruyu-~Aichik'i,
njy, 66-68
TEXT: This article deals with investtgationd on a luminescent detector of
slow neutrons of the T.V. Timofeyeva type (Ref. l.- Timofeyeva.T.V.;
Detektor medlennykh neytronov FSlow neutron detectnr.1 , "Atomnaya erit~,-Giyal
110 8, 1957; Ref. 2- Timofeyeva A., T.V., Khormushko..S.P., Ekrany dlya rf-gi-
stratsii medlennykh neytronov [Screens for slow neutron res-ordingl izx,. ill
SSSR, ser. fiz., t. XXII, 1958, str. 14). The study was conducted in 195~i
at VNIIM in order to determine the efficiency of this detector and also its
sensitivity to Y-rays. A block diagra-m of the OXDerimentai inz-tal,lation
is included. The experiments proved that at a dose rate of 5 - 10-A r, se
the detector is practically insensitive to rays. The effi.~:ien.by of th~
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cmaca inc ucivLtv,
type, tile counting device of tile "Flox" type and the BC-10 (VS-10) reeding stage. AT U uvw.
n)icrorbntgen/sec-1, the detector is almost insensitive to ganinia radiations, Its detecting sensitivity for thermal
neutrons is 4.7 � 0.3 '.". There are 4 figures and 6 references.
[Abstractor's note: Complete translation.)
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ACMIXSION KR: AP4020920 6/0051/64/016/002/0187/0192
AUTI[OR: Andreyev, Ye.P.; Ankudinov, V.A.; Bobashev, S.V.
TITLE: Cross sections for excitation of the Balmer lines of atomic hydrogan in cdl-~
lisions. of singly charged helium and noon ions witi hydrogen molecules
;,Swncs.. Optika i spektroakopiya, v.16, no.2, 1964, 187-192
!!,TOPIC TAGS: line excitation cross section, Balmer line excitation, particle collie
sion, ion-moleoule, collision, hydrogen, noon, helium, Balmer sorios
ABSTRACT: In view of the currently renewed interest in excitation off ects incident
,.,to particle coll'IslOns, there were measured in the present work the excitation cross,
sections for the first five lines of the Balmer series of atomic hydrogen in single;
collisions of singly charged He and No ions with hydro6en molecules. liho measure-
ments were carried out with the aid of a mass -spectrometric setup. The ion source
was of the oscillating arc discharge type. The investigated Ion energy range was
from 5 to 35 MY. The resolution of the mass spoctrometer was about 40. The dispers-
ing instrument was a threo-prism, glass-optics ISP-51 spectrograph coupled to an
FEU-17A photomuXtiplier; the amplified photoraultiplier aignal was recorded by an
Car-d-i

.-ACCMION NN 'AP4020920
.EPP-09 racordingipotentiometer. The results are shown in Fig.1 of the Encloiure. Ad-'
other figure shoWs the variation of the rolntive intensity of thol 0 line (referred
to the He+ ion cUrrent for 20 keV) versus hydrogen pressure (the xduh rise in inten-
sity is a bit mcWe rapid than linear). The intensity ratios of the successive line
pairs are tabul4~ed for He and Ne ions; except for the Wfp ratio, which is larger
for Ne, the ratJpos agree within the limits of the experimental error (about 1076) .
As will be evideMt from the figure, the cross sections for excitation with He ions
are virtually constant, whereas for excitation with Notans the cross sections In-
crease appreciably with increasing ion energy. The possible reactions leading to ft.
;,:appearance of thq Balmer I .Ines are discussed from the standpoint of the Massey hy-
p -
i1pothesis. "In c~nciusion, the authors express their sincere gratitude to V. M. Dukel
!'skiy for his constant h6lp in carrying out the work and discussion of this results."..
iI
;Orig.art.hasi 5 foruulasp 6 figures and 1 table..
ASSOCATIONt none
fU8MrrrEDt 104pro,3 DATE ACQt 02APr64 INOU 01
Ts CODES PH* X R =7 SOVs 002 am is 010 L-t

ACCESSION NR: AP4009092 S/0056/63/045/006/1759/1767
AUTHOR: Bobashev, S. V.j- Andreyev, Ye. P.s#_Ankudinov, V. A.
TITLE: Excitation of Balmer hydrogen lines by passage of singly
charged atomic and molecular hydrogen and tritium through helium and
neon
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksper. i teoret. fiziki, v. 45, no. 6, 1759-1767 63
TOPIC TAGS: atomic hydrogen, molemilar hydrogen,, tritium, singly
charged ion hydrogen spectrum, Wnier hydrogen - ' line,. proton charge
exchange, molecular hydrogen dissociation, tritium dissociation,
auroral spectum. thermonuclear magnetic trap, filling of magnetic
trap, excitation probability, excitation cross section
ABSTRACT: The excitation cross sections for the first five Balmer
lines of atomic hydrogen, produced by proton charge exchange and by
dissociation of molecular-bydrogen and tritium ions passing through
helium and neon, are measured under single collision conditions.
The results of such measurements are helpful in quantitative inter-
Al,
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pretation of auroral spectra. They also concern the filling of
thermonuclear devices such as magnetic traps by using highly excited
atomic deuterium or hydrogen beams ionized in magnetic and electric
fields. The relative excitation probabilities of these lines are
shown to depend little on the kind of gas and incident ion in the
ion energy range 5 -- 30 keV. An attempt is made to estimate the ex-
citation cross sections for levels with principal quantum numbers
n = 8, 9, and 10 by extrapolating the formula derived for the lower
quantum numbers. "The authors consider it their pleasant duty to ex-
press deep gratitude to Prof. V. M. Dukel'skiy for daily-guidance and
also Prof. N. V. Fedorenko for continuous interest." Orig. art. has:
5 figures, 4 formulas, and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: None
SUBMITTED: O3Jun63
f
SUB CODE: PH
DATE ACQ: 02Feb64
NO REP SOV: 005
ENCL: 02
OTHER: 010
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JACCESSION NR: '-,AP-1008740
S/0056/65/048/003/0B33/0836
16W
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AUTHOR: Bobashev, S. V.; Ankudinov, V. A.; Andreyev, Ye. P..
13
TITLE: Production of fast hydrogen +atoms in excited states by proton charge ex-
change and dissociation of H2 and H3 ions in helium and neon
_T
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki.,
48 no. 3, 1965,
833-835
TOPIC TAGS: excitation cross section, hydrogen ion, charge exchange, gas dissoci-
ation, helium, neon-.
JABSTRACT: In a previous study [S. V. Bobashev, Ye. P. Andreyev, V. A. Ankudinov,
IMETF, 115, 1759, 19631 data+were prlished on the Balmer hydrogen spectrum which isl
produced when protons alld H2 and 113 ions with energies in the 5-30 kev range are
passed through helium and neon. However, the authors feel that the results of thisl
study are unreliable since there is some doubt about the predominant excitation of 1-
p-states due to the ftclt that formation and luminescence of the excited atoms in
these previous experiments took place in a rather strong magnetic field (1000-2000 Oe).
i
In an attempt to. correct possible errors, direct measurement was used to de-
Itermine the average lifetimes for excited states of fast hydrogen atomia produced
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during dissociation of H + + of the
2 and H3 ions under conditions identical to those
previous experiments. The results of these measurements for levels with n= 3, 4, 5
EV. A. Ankudinov, S. V. Bobashev, Ye. P. Andreyev, ZhETF, 48, 40, 19651 agree well
with quantum mechanical calculations for the case of statistical population of sub-
levels in the fine structure. In the present article, excitation cross sections
are given !~r hydrogen atoms produced during proton charge exchange and dissociation I
of H2 and H3 Ions (10--430 kev) for excitation to levels with n = 3-7 (see Table 1
of the Enclosure). It is shown that if the populati 'on of the sublevels in the finel
structure is statistical, then the cross section for excitation of the levels varie
as n2*5. "The authors are grateful to Professor V,. M. Duke.llskiy for interest in
this work." Orig. ai.-t. has: 2 tables, 4 formulas. [021
ASSOCIATfON:- riziko-tekhnicheskiy institut im. A, r. Ioffe Akademii nauk SSSR
(Physicotech.hical Institute, Academ)~ of Scie~cesASSSR)
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Table 1
-18 CM2) for
Excitation cross sections for hydrogen atoms (10
excitation to levels with n= 3-7
Ion ene kev Ion energy kev Ion
n I - -- -- -
3
4
6
7
+
H He +
He
H2
,
1.6 2.2 3.2 21 18 14
0.69 1.1 1.6 8.0 7.3 5.8
0.55 0.87 1.1 4.7 4.6 3.6
0.39 0.70 0.94 2.9 2.8 2.5
0.29 0.58 0.70 1.8 1.8 1.6
H Ne 112, Ne

3 4.6 9.0 3.8 19 19 19
4 2.2 4.7 2.9 4.7 7.6 0.7
5 1.3 3.5 1,4 2.8 4.9 5.4
6 140! 2.3 0.94 1.1 3.2 3.2
7 0.82- 2.0 0.02 1.2 2.2 2.2
ENCLOSURE: 01
H3, He
19 18 16
8.0 7.6 6.5
5.5 5.3 5.0
3.8 3.7 3.5
3.2 3.1 2.9
H3, Ne
12 114 14
5.1 5.8 5.8
2.7 3.4 '3.8
1.9 2.4 2.7
1.2 1.6 1.7

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ACd_f4jj-AF0U1Vy ( I MUMS Mix: MV0036707050700,310507075
.AUTHOR: Andreyev, Ye. P.1 Ankudinoyq V, As; Dobasbey, 81 V.
yqicotecbinca.1 Institute Im. A
ORG: Ph F. Idffe, Acadeqr of Sciencee,SSSR Fiziko-
tekhnichei-afy _instituT_Ka_dem_Lr_na%Ck WSHI
TITLE-. Charge exchange of.Rrg&Ms /in inert gases vith the formation of fast bydrogen
atom in the 2'azj and 2p states
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheoltoy fiziki, v. 50, no. 3, 1966,
_56575T5
TOPIC TAOSt charge exchanges metastable ztate, noble gas, proton
-collision 'excitation cross section,.hy!jFqgeh -.Ltom, proton, inert gas
.ABSTRACT: The excitation croso sections v(2s) and o(2p) for the 2s and 2p states of
hydrogen atoms produced during charge exchange of 10-40 keY protons-in He, Ne, Arl
~r, and Xe are determined by wasuring the intensity of the first line of the Lyman 4
series. The metastable 2s state of the' *hydrogen atom was destroyed by an electri,
field in 'the charge exchange chamber. The absolute intensity of the U line was
determined from the photoionization current in nitrogen oxide. In the*proton tnergY
range investigated, the cross section a(2s) was found to increase monotonicauq in.
helium; im all other cases the curves for dependence of o(2p) and v(2s) on energy,,.
contained maxima. The peak values of the cross sections increased with increasing
atomic number of the target gas and reached values as high as a (29)
(Xe, E 17 keV) and o,(2p) - 1.2-10-16 cmZ (Xe, 9 o'll keV). sior proton energies
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STRIZE~~SKIY S.Ya., d, I , .
BMGOp G.F.9 prcfesRcT, dokf.!..r t9'k*,ir!-,reik!kh nt - 11:4A n-p%ener-p,,
n1k, r6iaktc~r; TUDER, YaoM.. red&kt~~,r; MIMUYLIV. Y*.*S.,
--MlAtant; MTASV-rKc-
genoril-mnr~r lnzher-(3rnc--tekY-~r-~,:,-Cgki-y I
VA, T.Y., tikkhrdcb-oslc!7 redskti-r.'
[N.E.Zhukcy7skil, the founi~,:r cf
oonc7opolozhnik rl.-Pouk.. P,-l
Mlnistors',-rc) obz~rov,7 Solu,,A SSR, 19;11. 11,3 ~3:5)
(ZhuIrC'7SIkU, N'LkCI,%

CHEREMNM, N.; SHIFIWV' I. g AMUM A TO.S. I professor, redaktor; KAIM,
Ta.M.; SOLOMONIK, R.L., tekhnicheskly redaktor.
[A.F.Mozhaiakii, builder of the first airplane in the world] A.F.Mo-
zlu%iskii - sozdatell pervogo v mire Bamoleta. Izd. 2-e, ispr i dop;
Moskva, Voen.izd-vo Ministerstva oborony Soiuza SSR. 1955. 2;7 P,
(Mozhaiskii, Aleksandr Fedorovich, 1825-1890) (MLRA 8..,;)

v
ANDRMTW, A.B.; ANMNOV. A.I.; ARAPOY, P.P., BARRASH, A.I.. BIWNrAKOVA,
A.B.; BIEN. G.S.; BEIRSNIVICH. V.V.; IRRNSHTITH, S.A.; BITMSIOT,
V.I.; BLTUNWERG, V.V.; BONCII-BRUMICH, M.D.; BORMOTOV, A.D.;
BULGAKOV, H.I.; VXKSLXR, B.A.; GAVRIlMiKO, I.V.; GENDISR, Ye.S.,
[deceased]; GHRLIVANOV. N.A., [deceasedl; GlBSHMAN. Te.7r.;
GOLDOVSKIT,Tn.M.: GORBUNOV, P.P.; COfffAI,40V, F.A.; GRINBXRG, B.G.,,
GrffUNF.R, V.S.; DAIK)VSKIT. N.F.; DZXVUL'SKIY, V.M.,Cdeceasedl;
DR914ATLID, P.G.; DYBETS, S.G.; DITACHMO, P.F,-, DYURNBAUM. N.S.,
[deceased]; TWORCH3NKO. B.F. [deceased]; TXL'TASHX3VICH. S.A.;
ZHFJMOV, L.P.; ZAV)Clj'SKIT, A.S.: ZAVF.LISKIY, F.S., IVANOVSKIT.
S.R.; ITKIN, I.M.; KAZHDAN, A.Ta.; KAZHINSKIY, B.B.; KAPLINSKIY, S.Y.:
KASATKIN. F.S.. KATSAUROV, I.N.: KITAYGORODSKIY, I.I.; KOLISNIKOV,
I.F.; KOLOSOV. V.A.; KOMAWV, N.S.-, KOTOV, R.I.; LINDE. V.V.;
LEBKDEV. H.Y.; LXVITSKIY. N.I.; LOKSHIN, Ta.Tu-, LUTTSAU, Y.K.:
MANNIMERGRR. A.A.; MIKHATWV. V.A.: MIKHAYLOV. N.M.; MURAVlYlV, I.M.;
NrDEL'ItAN, G.R.; PAYLTSHKOV, L.S.; POLUTANOV, V.A.; POLTAKOV, Te.S.;
POPOV, V.V.; POPOV, N.I.: RAKHLIN, I.Tm., RZHEVSKIY, V.V.; RDZFMKRG,
G.V.: ROZXNTRY,?NR, B.A.; ROKOTTAX, Te.S.: RUKAVISHNIKOV, V.I.;
RUTOVSKI'T. B.N. rdecamedl-, RTYKIN. P.M.; SMIRMOv. A.P.; STEPANDV, G.Tu,
STEPANOV, Tu.A.; TARASOV, L.Ya.; TOKhRMV, L.I.; USPASSKIT, P.P.;
FEDOROV, A.V.; FER , N.M.; FRRIGMI. N.Z.; KHRUSTS, S.Ta.; KHWPIR.
M.I.; KHODOT. V.V.. SHAMSHUR, V.I.; SHAPIRD, A.Ta.; SHATSOV, N.I.;
SHISHKINA. N.N.; SHOR, E.R.; SHPICHRNRTSKIT, Ta.S.: SHPRlNK, B.Z.;
SHTMLING, S.Z.; SHUM, L.R.; SHUKHGALITXR, L. Ta.; XRVATS, A.T.;
(Continun4 on next card)

ANDRNYW, A.B. (cnntinued) .... Card 2.
YAKOYLF,Y. A.Y. ; ANDRYTKY, Ta.S., retamnsent, reqdaktor; BXMN-
GAM,B.M., BFR?LkN, L.D., retionzant, radaktor;
BOLTINSKIT, V.N., reteenzent, redaktor, BONCH-BRUYEVICH, Y.L.,
rateenzmnt, radaktor; VHUER, M.A., retsfirit8rit, radaktor; VINOGRADOV,
A.V., rmtemnsant, raduktor-, GUDTSOV, ll..T,,, rmtsmnzmnt, raduktor;
DICGTTAREV, I.L., rateonzent, r"daktor, DNM'TANYUK, F.S., retsenzent;
radaktor; DOIRROSMYSLOV, I.N., rateenzent, rodaktor; YMANCHIK. G.M.
retsenzent, redaktor:ZHRMOCHKIN, D.N., retsow:ent, redaktor-:
SRURAVCHEM, A.N.. retsenzent, redaktOT7 ZWDFYNV,, G.A., retaentent,
radaktor; KAPLUBOV. R.P., rstuenznnt, reduktor, KUSAKOV, M.M.,
retsenzent, redaktor; LEVINSON, L.Ye_ [deceased] reteentent, redaktor;
4ALOV, U.N., ratsenznnt, redaktor; MARKUS, V.A. retsenzent, redaktor;
43TRITSYN, I.I.. retsentent, reduktor-, HIKHAYLOV, S.M., retsenzent;
redaktor; OLIVLPTSKIY, B.A., retsenzent, rodaktor: PAVLOV, B.A.,
retsenzent, redaktor; PANYUKOV, H.P.,rptsenzent, redaktor-, PLAKSIN.
I.N.p retsenzent, redaktor; RAKOV. K.A. retsentent, redaktor;
RZHAVINSXIY, V.V.. retsement. redaktor: RINBIMG, A.M., retsenzent;
redaktor; ROGOVIN. N. Ye., retsentent, rodaktor, RUDENKO, K.G.,
retsement, redaktor; RUTOVSKIY. D,N., [deceased] retsenzent,
redaktor; IffZHOV, P.A., retsenzent, rodaktor: SAHMMI.RSKIY, V.B.,
retsenzent, redaktor; SKRAMTAYRV, B.G., retsenzent, redaktor;
SOKOV, V.S., retsenzent, redaktor-, SOKOLOV, N.S., retsenzent,
redaktor-, SPIVAKOVSKIY. A.0_ retsenzent, redaktor: STRAMENTOV, A.Ye..
retaenzent, reduktor-, STRELRTSXIY,, ll,,S,., retaenzent, redaktor;
(Continued on reit card)

AIMRICYRY, A.V. .(continued) .. .. Card 3.
TRRTIYAKOV, A.P., retsenzent, redaktor; FAYT!JWtN,, Te.M., retsenzent,
redaktor; MCHATTIK)V, T.S., retsenzent, radaktor-, CRERNOV. H.V.,
retsenzent, redaktor; SHYRGIN, A.P., retsonzent, redalctor; SHICSTO-
PAL, T.U., retsenzent, radaktor- SHRSIIKO, Ye.F., retsement, redaktor;
SHCHAPOV, N.M., retaonzent, redaktor; YAKOBSON, M.O., retsenzent.
redaktor; STFIPANOV, Tu.A_ Professor, redaktor; DEWYANn'K, F.S..
professor, redaktor,, ZNAMEAMSKIY, A.A.. Irmhenor, redaktorPLAKSIN,
I.N., redaktor; RUTOVSKIY, B.N. [deceased] doktor khimicheakikh nauk,
professor, redaktor; SIRMIGAL'TER, L. Ta, k ldidat teklinicheskikh
nauk, dotsent. redak-tor;BRFSTINA, B.S.. redai- --, ZI&IMNSKIY, A.A.,
redaktor. (Continued on next card)

ANDRWW, A.Y. (continued) .... Card 4.
[Concise poly-technical dictionary] Lratkii politekhnichaskii
slovar'. RedaktsionrWi oovet; W.A.Stepanov i dr. Moskva Goo.
izd-vo tokbniko-teoret. lit-r7, 1955. 1136 p. (MIRA 8:12~
1. Chlon-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Plaksin)
(Technology,-DictiorALries)

Subject USSR/Aeronautics
AID P - 2311
Card 1/1 Pub. 58 - 16/24
Author : Andreyev, Ye., Maj. Gen. of Eng. Tech. Serv., Prof.
Title : Starting jet engines
Periodical: Kryl. rod., 6, 20-22, Je 1955
Abstract : The author describes the starting arrangement of the
Russian VK-1 t7pe turbo-jet engine. He gives a diagram
of this arrange:.~ient, describes the function of all
important components, and gives their type markings.
Institution: None
Submitted : No date

, . _,. general-mayoi
DRI ISOY, Nikolay Nilcolayevich, polkov-nik;
inzhenerno-tekhnicheskoy sluzhby, professor, rk~&tor; LTALIKOV, B.S.,
polkovnik, redaktor izdatelletva; SLUTSOVA, Te.N., tekhneieskiv
redaktor
[In Jet aircri-ft) Na reaktivnykh samoletakh. Moskva, Voen, Izd-vc
Minieterstva obor. BSGR, 1956. 165 P. ( 4u 9: It )
(Jet planes) [microfilm]

SIMUOV, Boris Leonidovich. polkovnik; SHEPILOV, Ivnn Fedorovich, polkovnik;
ANDRNYEV, Ye.S., general-mayor inzheaerno-t~ek!_',jC:he6koy ~Iuzhby,
`D7ff-.1-TTI-.r'GITRDAYJCV, H.P., red.. MYASNIKOVA, T.F.. tokhn.red.
(The Sovqt Air Yorce; a brief history of aviation in the U.S.S.R.]
Vozdiishr.yi flot Strany Sovetov; kratkii ocherk istorii eviatsil
naahei Rodiuy. Pod red. N.S.Andreeve. Moskva, Voen.izd-vo H-va
obor. SSSR, 1958. 484 p. (MIRA 11:2)
(Ruaaia--Air Irorce-History)

i
AN=YIV, Yevgeni TImofe ylch; SHCHUKIIJ, Alaksandr Semenovich; SAUKHAT,
I.u.'-41 Rfor; KICLIBIK,V.P. redaktor; KOVAIXdIKO,N.I.. takhni-
cheakly radaktor;
[The miner] Prokhodchik gornvkh vyrabotok; uchabnoe posobia dlia
shkol I karsov masterov gornorudnykh prodprilatti. Sverdlovsk,
Goo. nzuhcno-tekhn.-izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tevetnoi metal-
lurgii, Sverdlovskoe otd-nis, 1955. 320 p. (KIRA 9:4)
(Mining engineering)

ANDREW, YevgeniT Timofeyevich; MOROV. Sergey Alekaeyevich; SHKUPA,
I.G., redaktor; XSLINII, V.P., redaktor
Izdatel'stva; ZKY, U.N., takhoichaskiy redaktor
(Mine supports of slag brick] Kraplente gornykh vyrabotok litymi
shlakovymi kamniami. Sverdlovsk. Goe.vauchno-takhn.ird-vo lit-ry
po chernoi i tevetnoi matallurgii. Sverdlovskoe otd-nie. 1957.
79 P. (HUIA 10:7)
(Xine timbering)

h N -1) -r) N1 L - V9 N,
ROMASHCHKNXO, A.G.;ANDREIIV. Ye.T.
Building undergrcund crusher chambers with use of supported arches.
Gor. zhur. no.1:7445 Ja 157. (MIRA 1014)
(Iron mines and mining) (Concrete construction)

ANDREW, Ya.T kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk.
I . I 10".vEl,..r4W,;mmiR
Salaeting shapes and sizes of stone for ground support. Gtr. 2hur. no-5:
51-54 Yq '57. . ~ . (MLRA 10:6)
1. Sverdlovskiy gernyv inatittit.
(Mina timbering-Rqiiipment and supplias)

FIDOROV, S.A*, prof.; ANIMBYBV. Te.T., dots.
New type of'supports made of cast blast furnace slage. Izv. vys.
ucheb. zav.; gor. zhur. no,lt57-64 158. (MIRA 1115)
1. Sverdlovskiy gornyy institut.
(Mine timbering) (Slag)

ANDKUEV Yo T ; dotsent
.
Rock pressure on collapsible timbering. Izv. 7's. ucheb.-zav -
gor. zhuro no.3:9-24 '60. (KMA 14: ; ~
1. Sverdlovskiy gornyy institut imeni V.V.Vakhrusheva. Rekom:en-
dovana kafedroy shakhtnogo stroitellstva.
Nine timbering)

ka.,A.tckJin.raiik;
starohiy
V, 'I assi stent; .~M':KCS, A. I . , assistent;
as,.Astont,
f a .,,1no Imildip't- ongi,.~ot-r. S ~.wkht stroi
7 "t
t, 1 ti t

MATVEYEV, Semen Grigorlyovieb;ROGITSKIY.,S.A., r1oktor tokhn. nauk,
retsenzent: A14DREYEV. Ye.T., kand.tevin.nauk, retsenzent;
LEVIN, L.I., retsenzent; S12-11ELEV, A.I. red. izd-va;
BOIMAEVA, LA., tekhn. rod.; PaO.ZOROVSKAYA, V.L.p ti~-khn. red.
[Mine buildings] Rudnye sooruzheniia. Foskva, Gosgort.ekhizdat,
1962. 579 p. WIRA 15:7)
1. Chlon-korrespondent Akademii stroltellotva i arkhitektury
(for Rogitskiy).
(Mine buildings)

AND,WTY,-Ye.T-; KONDRAT'YEV, L.I.; VAYFROYOV, F.S.; V.V.;
SAEANTSEV, Yu.S.
Rapid concreting of underFround crushinF machine foundations.
6baklit. stroi. 6 no.3:20-23 Mr '(2. (XiiO, 15-3)
1. Svrrdlovskiy Vornyy institut (for Andreyev). 2. Trest
Sverdlovskshakhtorudstroy (for Kondrat'yev, Vakhro-nov, Medvedev,
Sakantsev)-
(Crushing machinery--Foundations) (concrete construction)

ANDRFYEV Ye.T., inzh.; KONDRAT'YEV, L.I., inzh.; BORGI)IN, N.F., inzh.
Selocting the type of shaft formwork for lining verticnl mine
shafts. Shakht. stroi. 9 no.2:20-21 F 165. (MTRA 18:4)
1. Sverdlovskiy gornyy institut (for Andreyev). 2. Trest Sverdlovsk-
shak-ttorudstrc)y (for Kondratlyev, Borodin).

Y, T. kn 1,11 -1 a -I
P
rr c 'L1 nr ar. 1"1 -.11 !!IF and !-, Mp ho tt r f,- c o-T,
mine. Shal%ht.str~,.-.
N 16~.
1. Trost

ANDREEYEV, Yq.V.) kand.yeterin.nauk; KONOZFIIKO, P.A., nauchnyy sotrudnik
Active imminization of swine against foot-arl-mo-ath disease.
Veterinariia. 41 no,6:37-39 Ag 164. (MIRA 18-ik)
1. Ulxainakiy nauchno-lusledovatellskiy inititut eksperimentalinoy
voterinariio

L 31300-66 ENT (.1 )/T_
ACC NR. T602253) (A, 14) SOURCLI CODL"j': U?./OYi6/66/000/001/0031/0035
AU',.110A: i,ildiacliuv, N. V. (Activu noA)ar VASEHIJILI 11oad of laboratory); Androyev, Yosvo
(Cand i(lato of f;C1onco3)1 ()pufrijov. V.-P. (Candidate of sciencoq)l SYxAs7='- Ax_Ax_~.
(Candidate of scioncos)
0'1~1: CjA,diac1ioy7 VL-us Proparation Laboratol CUMU (Laboratorlya viruanykh propa-
ratov G,'.1',I); L%_rkdroycv, Onufriy Research Foot-and
-ov, Syusyulldn AUZ n Scientific
:-.'Duth Disoaso 111stitIA (Vsosoyu-.nyy nauclino-isslodovatol'Bk.V yashchurrVy insti
TTTL,: Scientific prop1Vlaxis of foot-tu)(1-mouth disoarin4
Votorinariya, no# 1, 1966, 31-35
TOPIC TAGS: foot and mouth disoase, disease control, vaccine, virus
This reviow article citos Soviet and non-Soviet litoraturo as recent as
1965. It prosonts a brief history of foot-and-mouth disoase control m~asuros in
Tsarist aiY1 Soviet Russia, as ixill as efforts -in tho Soviet Union And abroad to dovo-
lop foot-azid-nout-i disease vaccinar..\9 Recontly, lapinizod virus iAW4106, thou0i stil
_~r n-t opizootic
not offoctivo onou6i, have coven ed the dovolopmont in the SovilVUR& - o
of Typos 0 and A. Fronkel's largo-scale production mthod has now boon introduced in
,;ao Soviet Union. The authors note the English emphasis on re-vaccination. Various
attDiripts to obtain cheap, roliablo vaccine are mentioned. A. A. Sviridov (14-0yQdJUM
Scientific Research Veterinary Station) has obtainod an avirulent variant of the viru
by pi7oiongod passages of 'Iypo K-Iff-d-monolayor culture of now-born rabbit kidney; it
is noir being tested for laree-scale production. /-JPRS7
sui-j coot% 06 / SU12-1 DATE: none / ORIG REW: 019 / OTH REF: 025
Card 1/1 (" U UDC: 619;616.5

~ 'DR -'Y
U, -EV, Ye V.
"Circuitri -Employing Double - Frequo ncy Conversion," Radio. NO. 1, 1C43.

ANDREYEV, Ye. V., Cand Vet Sci - (diao) "Tissutar vaccine against awiiie
plague and its in/immunization of sucklinr, pigs." Khar"k-Ov,
1* 1958. 18 pp (Vin of Arriculture USSR, ~h-arlkov Vet Inst), 200 copies
(KL, 17-58, 110)

ANDRNYIN, Yt- -. V. ; .1. I'L'. ; BAKIlM;,J;KO, M. 1'.
"Ilust I :_-hesk *,-'.t_ c;vc..-.,Lt'.ruI *-,.-!. ~ .% ; r I.--n-, v :r ~ u .:- t; "
I- -
report proselited tit ull vini"; ii- I 0'.t -'.
Ukrainshi.y nuu,21%no- i ILedL)Vut(_'l ' i % ill'Aitilt vuterlnurll.

FJIYUKOVA, Nadczhda lvpti,)vna; AJINtM~E"I, Yevguniy Yevg(m".;evici.
[Use of aton-Ic onora in tho rational ~,coyior,y;
ologleal Inqtructions and to,,t problemo]
ator~oi energii v narodnom khozial~,ive; metodicheskie
uR-azaniia i kontrollyWe zadanila. Xo~-,kva, Vysshftia
i3hhola, 1963. 55 P.
1. Runsia (1923- 1
:;rocinogo ,-,j:otM till nogo obrazovaniya.

ANDREYKV, Yu. (Leningrad)
Simple transistor millivolt meter. Radio no.1:56-57
ja 16o. (MIRA 13--5)
(Voltmeter)

YASTREBOV. P., dots.; ARDEVIV, Yu., dots.; SEAENOV, P., inzh.
Problems of automation in flour mills and grain elevators.
Muk.-elev. prom. 24 no-10:3-4 0 158. (MIRA 11:12)
l.Laningradakiy takhnoloqicheskiy institut pishchevoy promy'shlennosti
(for Yastrabov, Andreyev). 2.Leningradekore oblastnore upravleni7a
khleboproduktov (for Semenov)
(Flour mills) iGrain elevators) (Automation)

A N'-)Rl,'Y KV p Y -j .
Ov*lllograph using eightc-An R~~to ,,g ;r-io
W'IT?-q