SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BALSHIN, M.Y. - BALTANOVA, D.G.

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PALISHINj M,Yu,j TAOFIMVA# A,A&
Aahieving strength #quiUbrium dw4ag sintering and satisatiag
the degree of equilibrium of the properties of sintared porous
materis,186 parashe not$. $ A6,16144A. Ag, 165, (MIM 1819)
14 Iftatitut metallurgii imeni Baykavas

BALISHINj M#Yuol TRDFIMVA# Aek,
Aahieving strength equilibrium during sintering and estimating
the degree of equilibrium of the properties of sint6rad porous
fthtbriAlla PMSh* 06to. $ AO#8140*41 ~ Al: 16$, (WA 1819)
Is Institut astallurgii imoni Daykavao

'BALISHIN.t-~Yu.; LIKHTMAN, V.I.
$ome problems in the thermal stability theory of ceramic metal
materials. Issl.po zharopr.splav. 80.10-116 162.
(Ceramic metals-Thermal properties) (NIRA 16:6)

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BALISHIN, M.Yu. (Moskva); FEVOTGV, S.G. (Moskva)
Contact and lastic characteristics of powder copper. Izv. AN SSSR.
Met. no.lil65-172 Ja-F 165. (14IRA 18: 5)

BALISHIN" M.Yu.
New principles for the calculation and analysis of
the
process of powder Compaction. Porosh.met. 5
no.1212O-30
D 165, (~al RA 19: 1)
1. Institut metallurgii imeni A.A.Baykova. Submitted
May 24, 1965.

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AUTHOR: Bal'shin, M. Yu.
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TITLE: Certain aspects of formation and properties of powdered
materials
SOURCE: Ref. -.h. 11otallurgiya, Abe. 11G231
REF SOURCE: Sb. Poroshk. metallurgiya i metalloobrabotka.
Yerevan, 1965, 50-67
TOPIC TAGPt powder metallurgy, powder metal molding, powder metal
ABSTRACT: I%ny parameters of powdered materials depend on the
relative contact cross
section (KS) ot - S/S k' where S and Sk are properties having
dimensions of kg/mm2, -
relative to unit nominal cross section and KS respectively. 0( is
connected vrith the
porosity by,~the relationship Ot or M~:00+21nJ"' where 0 is the
relative
density, is the initial relative pellet- density, approximately
equal to
the density of the compacted material, and f1r."Z;1 -~:-Q, is the
initial porosity.
Parameter q9 4 1; the hieher the residual elasticity, the smaller
is q9. For usual
static compression where oti, and 0(_L are the relative KS
parallel and
perpendicular to the direction of P respectively. The process of
powder compression
may be divided into a number of stages. The beginning of the
first stage is dominate
by compaction and displacements of particles; plastic deformation
if the latter is
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absent. In this case --fi AO,: where Ek in th odulun of
elasticity per unit KS
. A/Pi.~!L-~O/ I -
and p,, is the pressure P per unit KS, equal to
~herlhl'ardness of the powder for
corresponding cold hardening. Absence of plastic deformation
is the more pronounced,
the smaller VP, ane tho larger 9 0a At the ond of the first
stage the elaotio after
effect (relaxation) is of decisive importance, which after
removal of pressure
decreases KS. The end of the first stage is determined by the
condition c!-6Pk1qA.",
or [QpkMk;~. in the latter expression p is the pressure P and
Pk is the hardness of
the hammer-hardened material. For a large group of materials P
is limited by the
first stage. The first stage is completed at p - 0.2--0.4 for
Pb and.Sn; P > 4 for
Cu, and P > 500 kg/mm2 for TiC. The derived compression work
During
the first stage, this in mainly the interparticle work of
conta6t displacement,
,w,wa 10- The second compression stage is characterized by
contact plastic deformatio
and'negligible elastic aftereffect. For this stage
V1n!r--pAO/YOt_, and there is equilib-
rium between cK and 9. The transition from the second to the
third stage of
compression (plastic deformation throughout the bulk of the
material) takes place
when p approaches p k and occurs the sooner, the softer the
material. Dynamical
compression methods (impact and vibration) are the more
effective, the harder and
heavier the powder. niereby part of the work w,,, which is
directly expended on
compactibn;~!n-pka,/O,-('m~-'I).I where ag and 9j, are the
final values of of and 9, and
-af-I.tV.P. Work is lo'st during ~Zch.qycle_due to friction
between the powder and the
wall 0 the iress, where 1A is the coefficient of friction, g in
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coefficient of transverse compression, N ia the number of
qy~lee;,,on elactio expan-
Sion 22'6*E,~, and work lost in the press installationj j"(q;p4j ie
~ index of
cyole))?78 V. Ap-or, ZTranelation of abotrac!7
Tes
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AUTIHOR:..' Ballahin, M. Yu.
TITLE: On the calculation of sinterina processes
SOURCE:
Ref. zh. Metallurgiya, Abs. 11G233
REF- SOURCE: Sb. Poroshk. metallureiya i motalloobrabotlca.
Yerevan, 1965, 4205-22.3
TOPIC TAGS: powder metallurgyp powder natal, metal powder,
powder metal sintaring
I ABSTRACT: Sintoring may be defined as the process of
deformation (D) of powder
particles under pressure during heating. Kinetics of hot D
during the sintoring
process may be calculated on the basis of model sintering
experiments (kinetics
of the change of point contact under constant load during
impression of the in-
dentor). Experiments have shown that hot D of point contact
consists of two
i processes--fast plastic D and a slow quasi-viscous flat;.
The velocity of quas-i-
viscous flow at the usual sintering temperatures is inversely
proportional to the
square of the load. The hot D of a conglomorate of powder
contacts also consists
of the same two processes-fast plastic D and slow
quasl-viscous flow. Results
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of experiments on the effect of pressure variation on the
process of-hot D have
shown that the mechanism of the so-called diffusion sintering is
abient for both
processes, i.e., slow hot D for point contact and D of powder
particles with laige
number of contacts.' Author's abstract. granslation of abstract
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BO19/BO56
AUTHORSt Bal'shinp N. nd Dubrovskiy, A. P.
TITLE: Some Problems of the Hydrostatic Pressing of Powders
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1961, Vol. 136, No.2, pp.
332-335
TEXT: The authors investigeited the hydrostatic pressing (pressure
effect
from all sides) of electrolytic oopper~powder at pressures of from
10 - 60 kg/mm 2, further of blow-steel powder, electrolytic nickel
powder,
and reduced molybdenum powder. The copor, nickel, and molybdenum
powders
had a grain size of < 10,k, the iron polder of 4 90~K. The specimens
were
pressed to rods in elastic jackets whose initial measurements were
11 mm
diameter and 65 mm length, and whose final measurements were less by
25 - 30 %. Specimens were also produced by means of the conventional
pressing method for reasons of comparison. In Fig. 1, the densities
It of
the specimens as function of the pressure p for the two ressing
methods
are shown, Fig. 2 graphically represents log(p) - f(logi for both
pressing methods. As it turned out, the specimens in hydrostatic
presses
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Some Problems of the Hydrostatic Pressing S/020/61/136/002/016/034
of Powders BO19/BO56
have a hardness uniformly distributed in all directions, whereas the
specimens produced in the conventional manner, have an anisotropy of
the
hardness distribution. This anisotropy is all the greater, the harder
the
metal and the less is the pressure. The difference in the behavior of
soft
and hard metals in pressing is, according to the authors' opinion, in
direct interrelation with the friction of the various metals on the
walls
of the press molds. Experiments, however, did not confirm this
opinion.
It is considered to be more probable that the particles of a soft
metal
harden more quickly than those of a hard metal when being pressed.
There
are 2 figures, 2 tables, and 3 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Institut metallurgii im. A. A. Baykova Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Metallurgy imeni A. A.' Baykov of the Academy
of So-lences USSR)
PRESENTED3 August 3, 1960, by A. A. Bochvar, Academician
SUBMITTEDt July 12, 1960
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Some FrOlem of the HydrOstatic Presaing
of Fmodera
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Some ProbIma ofthe Hydrostatio Pressing S1020J611136100210161034
of Powders B019/B056
Legend to Fig. 1: la, 2a, 3a and 4a holds for Cu, Fe, Ni and No in
hydro-
static pressingg 1b, 2b, 3b and 0 in conventional pressing.
Legend to Fig. 21 Analogous to Fig. 1.
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ORIN, Ya.A.;,. BALI SHIN) Y.G.; BARANNIK, Yu.P.;
FMAYKIN, A.T.
Diamond grinding of small high-speed reamers.
Mashinostroitell
no.10:20,21 0 164. (MIRA 17:11)

Oct
Siderite
Prospecting
"Biderite in the Devonian Deposito'of,the
Western
Pan of Ssshkir ASSR," V. P. Florenskiy, B.
V
Salt abina, Moscow Petroleum Inst imeni I
- M; Gubklu,
py
O'Dcvk Ak Nsuk SSW Vol LXII, No
rrem data,on similar',occurrences of
siderite, it
mV be asmmd -that it may be acewpanied by
petro-
lvja. Because of its magn tic
suaceptibility, mag-
netic core sampling and other methods of
geopbyolcal
5382M
(Conw) Oct 48
prospecting can be employed.- Submitted by
Acad
D. S. Belyankin, 17 Aug 48.
53/!!2=

e,A!.SJ UV, I.F.; MURATOV, V.P.; fe.V.
Information throughput of the iriage zonve-rtar. Usp.na-acb.fct.
9 9 8~ # 64. (MIRk 18:D.)

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S/186/6q/oo2/oO6/013/O26
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AUTHORS: Balshc~va, N. A.1 Morkulova, N,.S.
TITLE: Adsorption-osloatrooh6mleil naparation of radioactive
cerium
auid prazeo~4;illum
PERIODICAL: Radl.okhimiya, Y. 2, no. 6,, 1960, 704. -- 710
TEXT: The prinolpl6s for rapid separ &tion cf cerium and
praseodymium
were developed in 1953 b"ed. on a. atudy of bner sAsorbability of
their ions on me-
tals at varioue poteatials. A z5thod i~~ deserib,.,d for
sf~ps_rating microquantities
of oerium and prassodymium from thtNir mixturs In aoldio n1trate
solutions or on
a metal surface. It 1.~! ab-ovr, ttA4.. otrium is trsnsfartd from
the solution onto
the electrodes made of platinum _or zti.1.n!c,;5s st"I. st
pott-ntlalaa of over 1.5 v
(as against the norms.1 ~Vdrcg&n elect=-del vii pr"ecdyml-~M
remqSnq In the solu-
tion. Praseodymium Is tr%nsf,%rz,5d to tte a:~:Ld zolutlon from
the mietures of ce-
rium and prazeodynLt.~.m -,n thr., metal surface under "the, aame
oonditions and cerium
remains on the The author3 ba3tkd th-~!r work on thA Wqeory that
the differ-
ence in the potentials of tr&neft~r c-f th.,, triple-ohtirges
cerium and praseodymium
ions to the tetra-obarge ionn 2hould b4, au~,c-r-panied 'by
different adsorbability
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of these ions on the _vPi.-fa,)e of the matal at various
potent-!als. The experiments
were conducted with a2idlo nitrato sclutionz of cerium N~
prasfo%~Ium contain-
ing only the radioa,~tiye lbolocee ot tbt%.,RA -~'L-m_nt2, Ct~l 1
and Pr in radio-
chemical conaentratlons. All meaeuremants of thc, Y C1. 7A e c f
trie maxtrnm energy of
the beta-pe-Ttioles wsre conducted on a front%l eount-?r by th,!,
absorption method
of radiation in alundnum. The experix.!~ntsLl ::,f-2ults
ahc,,v-_,d th&t cerium and prase-
odymium are adsorbed or the ele,-Arod-y a' p3entlals betgeen that
of the hydrogen
formation and 'ID tC, Pill'S ----.6 in t.,v,_ swt-t
quant-Itativft ratio, im which they are
found In thit solution aooordlng to thiir r&J:Io,~hemi-3&l
ejuilibrium. An increase
in the eleclrode activ:!ty tal:,r place due to and an iltivity
decrea-
se of the solution dui. to the dAoay of prasev:,dyml-am~ Thu~k,
cerium remains on thq
eleotrode.and pras6odymlur, In Lhe eolution, clianapting the
rtdioa_-tIve &quilibrium.
The lncreas4~ In the hct-ivity of th6 cleftrod,~ w,46n tht.
,ArrLlt5,neous drop in the
activity cf the solution is noted only when the elaotrode is
taken out, under a po-
larizing current without changing Its pvttntial (over 1.6 v). The
separation ooef-
ficient of 6erium and praseodymium according to the given data Is
1.4 for tht single
separation and 5.1 for the four-fold separation. The conditions
of washing cerium
to remove the mother liquor from it is said to be an important
factor for obtain-
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Ing pure cerium on the electrode. It should always take place
under anode polart-
zation at a potential less than 1.6 v in diluted RWO_ The
desorption'of prateo-
dymium, from platinum and steel takes place in pure Z~ luted acid
(HN031 H2804P
HC104, HCl, eto.) or directly in the solution frop which the
adsorption took place,
at a potential not lower than that of th e Ce3+/Ce 't+ conversion
in the given solu-'
tion. The method based on the given principle of separation Is
rapid and simple.
.The purity of the separated products-could be elevated by the
auMation of a
strongly acidified gaseous medium during the aocuriuiation of Pr
on the eleo-
trode from the adsorbed Ca(M. There are 4 figures, 5 tables and 5
references:
2 Soviet-bloo and 3 non-Soviet-bloo. The references to the
English language pub-
lioations read as follows: J. Belloni, M,, HAssinsky, a.. Halim
N.. Salama, J. Yr*'11V
Chem., 6~, 6, 881, 1959; G..F. Smith, C. A. Getz, Ind. Eag.
Chem., Anal,~ 10, 191,
1938. -
SUBMITTED: January 11, 1960
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Adsorue-. for removIng stirface-actIvo .-; -:J
fz-o,-,i olectrolytees in pH determinatlan. 31
3,87 165, (YU-IRA ~l
2. Or trc.--'tona+xuktcrihoys ~nyuro avtor ~ ~-Al,
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4.)cientific-Tochnical Conforcnce...cL-Me.~-ill'ograp~-Y and Heit
t __ -Mi 2. -
erosion reveals the 6rain and also the f-L-ner structure.
Only for alloys of a sinE;lo type an,3 asin~,le structural
Group can hardness be upplied as a iactor x~-'hich has a
decisive influence on the erosion stability.
In his paper "On the Mechanicia of Cavitation Erosion of
Metals" Engineer D. I. Ballshutkin (Kh.PI) roported on
X-ray investigatfo-n-s- of carta-fr-i-p-li-enomena accouipanying
cavitation erosion of metalc. The diiiension of the
blocks of the mosaic otructure at the initial stage of the
investiGations decreases by about 50cl; and then becomes
stabilised. Distortions of the lattice reached a magnitude
of 3-10-4 at -IV-he initial str-'e of 0.11e investi-ations and
t"cau-ht" It is assumed on
then were no longer detected U
the basis of the obtained rasults that the crosion of metals
under conditions of cavitation proceeds according to the
schene of,impact brittle fracture. It was established that
eavitatioL fracture of aluminium monocrystallites are
accomp,m-ir;.d by intensive breahing up into fragments so: that
Card after 45 sees of cavitation effects tho surfacc of an sinSle
12/20 crystal specimen becones polycrystalline t-o -a depth of

129-58-5-15/1?
Lo
Stientific-Technical Conference on Meta Dograpby and Beat
Treatment, KharlIcov
about 0.15 -,nm ,,,kith a Grain si=e of 10-4 cn. It .,,,as
also
established that cavitation loadinL; of monocryotals of
aliminii-m does not bring about appreciablo dliL t- ort- ions
in
the crystal lattice. The obtainod rc,,Iult,,. confirm the
existence of impact brittle fracture of bb:! -Jetal durinC
cavitation erosion. The asaix-Aption is or-prossed that
brittle fracture of the metal unde-- conditions of cavitation
erosion is due to the propaSation of stroso, ,;Z"Ves caused by
the shock effect of the cavitation bubblcc. Elcctro-spar'K
hardenins of the curface of stool does not increase the
L.)
cavitation stability due to the brittloncc:-, of -the
hardened layer. NitridinG improves apprecJ -ably the
cavitation stability of the st;el. The prcpea~ties of the
steel depend to a considerable extent on the distribution
of the alloying elements between the phasec. and -,.:-ithin
the
limits of the individual phases. Radio-i-sotopas permit
establishing the character of the distribution of alloying
elements alon- the grain of t-he steel and also its changes
L3
during hiSh temperature annealin',, and ~IurinZ coolip.S.
Card En~,Aneer A. P. Lybchenko reported on investi,-,--tions
of the
0
1312 di.'stribution of alloyinS elaments in chrwai-Lmi-nickel
steels

BALI sm" I. V.
"Investigation of the Possibilities of Manufacturing SemireLmlar
Articles With
the Side Edges in a Round-Fang Automatic Machine and the Increase of
its Productivity."
Sub 22 Var 51., Moscow Textile Inst.
Dissertations presented for science and engineering degrees in
Moscow during 1951.
SO: Sm. No. 480, 9 May 55.

-BALISIM -I V.,~Azandtekbu-0nauk
Book on the nanufactura of knitted wear ORD and reverse
knitting macbinee and the tecbnology of knitted wear" by R.I.
Neipenkd. D.H.Pota*ln. Reviewed by I.V.Ballslm), Takst.prow.
19 no,10:87-90 P 159. (MIRk 1311)
(Knitting machines) (3aipenka. A.I.) (Poterikin, R.I.)

BALISIM, I.V.i kand.tekhn.nauk
Review of M.S.Mirkin and S.Kh.Simin's book "Circulqr knitting
machines
for the manufacture ofout-3rweat tricot." Tekst.prom. 23
no.11:98-100
N '63. (MIRA 17:1)
1. ~aveduyushchiy sektorom kruglofangovykh avtomatov
proyektnokonstruk-
torskogo byuro ttk,~iiokogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo
instituta po pere%.
re:botke iskusetvannogo i sinteticheskogo volokna (UkrNIIPV).

- -- BALSIN, M.I. (BallaMn, M.I.]
Some problems of the theory of sintering and era-3p. Analele
metalurgie 16 no.21lOS-123 Ap-Je '62.

~10061133611339
T-nz~i-ln V. F. -"'eleYVP' L. A.
'~~Ite urivor;~'~ "i M V. 11-:1MCID-roy (Mookovskly
govudeLrstvenrqy
TITLI; .I Elect. ron ar2mm2etic resonance of manganese ions in
the A~-Se-re
s4T;__ _ _ -
slag
SOURCEt AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 165, no. 6, 1965, 1336-1339
TOPIC TAGS: EPR spectrum, manganese ion, nonsilica glass,
arsenic selenium
gemanium glass, glass structural property
ABSTMCT: EM spectra of Mn2* in the glasses of the As-Se-Ge
systen containing
12.5-4o at% Ge have been studied in the 293-7TK range to
determine the ty-pe of
chemical bonding rf Mn and Ge atomB in relation to heat
treatment and crystal-
I i ZeLti on
Af the glasses. nlass samples were synthesized f high-purity
materials by melting and slow cooling in evacuat,~d
quartzl7mula. All aamplea
contained I at% Hn. The r(-g-)nance absorp~ ion - Irier, with
g-factors of 2 and -
about 4 were observed in th~- EFR spectrft of all samplea. The
lines with g-
factor of 2, vhich broadt-nond greatly vith a decrease in
temperature,were
attributed to axtiferromagTit-tic, amall-eize inclusions of
Mn*e crystals. T%nt
regiduRl" line with a g-factor of 2 in the EPR apectra at TTK.
especi&lly
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strong in the sample witb 40 at% Ge, was enrrelated with Mn In the
glaas
skeleton.The EPH lines with g-factor or 4, which become more intense
with an
increase in Ge concentration, were associat(--4 with an increese in
concentration
of [GeSe4/21 and (GeGef,/41 tetrahedral nodes in the glass
structure. The
presence of Mn may contriYite to the incr~nase in the tetrahedral
nodes content
by a mec~~anism analogous to that theoretically established for Fe3*
in silicate
_glasses.V The EPR line with g-factor of about 4.3 was observed
earlier
and Western scientists in the Fe3* containing silicate glasses. Min
in the glass
lattice may be bound to As by a oemipolar bond and to Se by a
cov&le!nt bond. The
EPP line with g-factor of 10 vftz observed in snly one glaza sample
&t TTK mid vas
attributed to beat treatment. Orig. &r'. hriir~' P figurva anti 2
tabluB. (JKj
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BALSKIp Z.j WITKOWSKIp I.
Elaboration of the foundations for the automation and
regulation of sizing
machines. Blule&n IL19k. p. 1.
PRZEGLAD WLCKIENNICZY. (Stowarzyozenie Inzynierow i
Techikow Przemyslu
Wlokienniczego) Wzt Poland. Vol. 120 no. 12 Jan. 1958.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) W. Vol. 8,
no. 7, July 1959.
Uncl.

BALTACHMVA- R.- [Bal t--u-c-h-eIvv-a-#-- II# I; -S)IKOLINIKCVp B p
red.; PETRONYUKs L.
(Kiev Zoological Park] I~rivalkyi zoopark, Kyiv, Derzh.. vyd-vo
obrazotvorchoho myotetstva i muzyelmoi lit-ry URSR,, 1959. 1 v.
(Kiev-Zoological gardens) (MM 3419)

Ak TMA I)ZM. A.
Introducing Industrial building methods into rural con-
struction. Sell.stroie 15 no.81l-2 Ag 060.
i (MM 1328)
1. Naoballaik Glaynogo upraylen1y% stroitel'stva Ministerstva
sel'skogo khosyaystva RSPM.
(Precast concrete construction)
(Jarm buildings)

BALTADZRI A.G. :Lnzh.; POLYABSKIY, G.I.
Yiechan4zation of rural construction* Makhestrois 18 noo7slO-11
JI 161. (MLU 107)
le Min4sterstvo sellskogo k?aozyaystva RSFSR.
(Construction industry)

UMA,NIA/Cultivated Plants Fruits* Berries.
Abe Jour Rof Zhur - Biol., No 4., 1958, 15790
Author S. Popa, B. Bmltmdzhi,,P. Banited, Ch.
Shtefanooku
Inst
Title Thinning and'Side-Sbooting in Cultivating
Grape VIna
ato6ke
(Proiazhivaniye .. i- pasyrftvaniye pro
vyrashchivdidi
podvoyev viwgradnykh loz).
Orig Pub Oradina) via si livadap 1957., 6~ No 6,
30-340
Abstract It vas established by experiments
1950-1954 that Vhen
the thinning and side-shooting of stock vines is
pro-
perly carried out the number of grape stalks and the
percentage of grafts of tho prime variety are
increased.
With the side-shooting of green shoots better
quality
grapo stalks are obtained as vell as more than vith
the
side-shooting of lignified shoots* The viability of
grafts of Fetyaska belaya x Kober 5BB
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148

LEBEDEV, N.M.; BALTADZHI, I.I.
Kinetics and reactivity in the halogenation of aromatic
compounds in the'presence of metal halides. Part 2. Chlori-
nation of benzene in the presence of aluminum, tin,, and
titanium chlorides. Kin. i kat. 4 no.6086-891 N-D 163.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni
Mendeleyeva.

AUTHORS: Lebedev, N. N-, Baltadzhi, I. I. soy 156-58-1-25/46
TITLE: The Influence Exercised by the Reactivity of Chlorine Deri-
vatives on the Relative Alkylation Velocity of Toluene and
Benzene (Vliyaniye reaktsionnoy SP08obnosti khlorproizvodnykh
na. otnositellnyye skorosti alkilirovaniya toluola i benzola)
PERIODICAL: Nauchnyye doklady vysshey shkolyl Khimiya i khimicheakaya
tekhnologiyap 19581 Nr 19 PP- 104 - 109 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The velocities mentioned in the title differed in the case
of various authors (Refs 1-7) according to the character of
the alkylating agent and the reaction conditions (1,64 - 4,85).
The authors wanted to explain in the present paper the problem
mentioned in title under retention of the other conditions.
This problem mentioned in the title is insufficiently investigated
and the final conclusions hitherto drawn are disputed. This
problem is, however, theoretically especially interesting, since
it is assumed that the more active aggressive agents have a
reductive selectivity in the substitution (Ref 8). Therefore
the relative reactivity of toluene and benzene and the relation
Card 1/4 of the developing polymers -P-' are assumed to be lower than
in
M_

The Influence Exercis d by the Reactivity of Chlorine SOVA56
-58-1-25/46
Derivatives on the Relative Alkylation Velocity of Toluene
aziu j3enzene
the case of less active reagents. The alkylation reaction is a
sample problem useful for the rechecking of this assumption.
The reactivity of the substituents may vary to a great extent,
whereas the reaction conditions are maintained unchanged.
Isopropyl chloride, tert. butyl chloride, benzyl chloridep
benzyl, p-chlorine-benzyl chloride, finally m- and p-xylyl
chlorides were chosen as alkylating agents. The reactivity of
the extreme members differs by a factor of 1000 (Ref 4). The
method of the experiments is described. The results of a direct
measurement of the velocity constants are oompiled in the
table.
The obtained results are compared to the reactivity of the
chlorine derivativea intable 3. At first sight no definite de-
pendence of the relative alkylation velocity of toluene and
benzene on the reactivity of the chlorine derivatives seems to
exist. If, however,_t)!e' homologoits chlorine derivatives
alone
are observed (tert. butyl chloride >isopropyl chloride > p-
xylyl chloride> m-xylyl chloride >benzyl chloride), it becomes
obvious.that iji this case the higher activity of the
alkylating
agent causes also a greater difference of the reactivity of
Card 2/4 toluene and benzene. Thus a rule was found which is
contrary

The Influence Exercised bythe Reactivity of Chlorine
sov/156--58-1-25/46
Derivatives on the Relative Alkylation Velocity of Toluene and
Benzene
to that of Brown (Braun, Ref 8), The authors succeeded in
finding this under completely equal conditions, whereas Brown
did not pay attention to the last circumstance. The greatest
difference of the relative reaction velocity of toluene and
benzene is thus observed not in the case of the less active
substituting agentep but on the contrary in the case of t 'he
more active ones. The authors explained the rule found by them
by the polarization of the aromatic nucleus at the time of
the reaction. There are 1 figurep 3-tableal and 9 references,
3 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIOW: Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologioheskiy institut
im.D.I.Mendeleyeva
(Moscow Institute of Chemical Technology imeni D.I.Mendeleyev)
SUBMITTED: September 17, 1957
Card 3/4

The Influence Exercised by the Reactivity of Chlorine
SOV/156-58-1-25/46
Derivatives on the R~lative Alkylation Velocity of Toluene
and Benzene
Card 4/4

AUT .HORS: Baltadz" 1. 1. Lebedev, N. N. SOY/ 3,56-58-3-30/52
TITLE: The Influence of the Activity of the Exchange Component on
the Relative Rates of Alkylation of Benzene and Chlorobenzene
(Vliyaniye aktivnosti zameshchayuehchego agenta na otnositell-
1M skorosti al,kilirovaniya benzola i khlorbenzola)
PERIODICAL: Nauchnyye doklady vysshey shkoly, Khimiya i khimicheskaya
tekhnologiya, 1958, Nr 3i PP. 521 - 525 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The influence exerted by the activity of the exchange group
on
the relativexatesof alkylation of benzene and chlorobenzene was
investigated. The alkylation reaction was carried out in the
presence of aluminium chloride. The rate of alkylation of
benzene and chlorobenzene increasedparallel to the rate of
the reaction of the alkylating agents. The alkylating agents
can be classified according to their reactivity as follows;
n-xylyl chloride > m-xylyl chloride >benzyl chloride, 3-butyl.
chloride;~isopropylchloridb. The dependence of the reactivity
of toluene and chlorobenzene on various alkylation agents was
determAned. The authors found a linear relationship between
Card 1/2 the l4arithms of the relative rates of alkylation of benzene

e--.Influence of the Activity of the Exchange
T
h , sovh56 -58-3-30/52
Component on the Relative Rates of Alkylation of Benzene and
Chlorobenzene
and chlorobenzene in the case of many alkylating agents. It
was shown that the exchange agent influencos the reactivity
of the aromatic nucleus not only by the polarization effect
but also by the occurrence of the coupling effect. There are
I figure, 4 tables, and 7 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut
im.D.I.Mendeleyeva (Moscow Chemical and Technological Institute
imeni D.I.Mendeleyev)
SUBMITTED: October 26p 1957
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LEBEDEVO N.N.; _BALTADZHIp I.I.; KOZLOVp V.
Effect of the activity of catalyats on the relstive
reactivity
of toluene and benzene during chlorination. Zhur. VKHO 5
no. 2:236-237 160. (MM 14:2)
1. Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni
D,I. Mendeleyeva,
(Toluene) (Benzene) (Chlorination)

-N.N*-; -BALTADMI
Kinetics and reactivity during the halogenation of aromatic compounds
In the presence of metal halides. Part It Chl5rination with ferric
chloride as the catalyst. Kin* I kat. 2 no.2:197-204 Mr-Ap 161.
(MIRA 14t6)
1. M;okovokiy o-takhnicheakiy institut imeni D. K. Mendeleyeva.
(Chlorination)
Jf (Bentnene)

LEBEDEV, N.N.j BALTAIMM 1.1.
Kinetics and reactivity of aromatic compounds In
the course
of haloganation In the presence Of methl ha2ides.
Part 33
Reactivity of aromatic compounds. Kin. i kat. 5
iso.21305-310
Mr-Ap 164. (MTRA 17:8)
1. Moskovskiy khimikc~tekhnologicheskiy institut
imeni
Mandeleyeva.

BALTADZHIEV;. A.
BALTADZHIEV,, A.
electrometers.
Bulgaria
About border currents acting on induction wattmeters Mt
P. 137. Vol. 2, no. 1, 1955. GODISHNIK. ANNUAIRE. Sofiia,
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EEAL) Vol .6. No-
K--APril 1957

LALTADVIMI) It.
ELLTADZH IEV.. A. MeaBurinE ferromagnetic losses by the use of a
quadrant electrometer.
p. 16.
V01- 5, Ho. 5, Sept./Oct. 1956.
TEYHIIIKA.
TFGHM!,rGy
Sofii&, kulgaria
So: Last Luronean Accession,,'Vol. 6, No. 3, March 1957

BALTADZHIEV,, A.
"The theory of the electrodynamic frequency meters."
p.22 (Tekhnikaj, Vol. 6., no. 8p 19579 Sofiia) Bulgaria)
Monthly Index of East Baropean Accessions (EFAI) LCp Vol. 7j No. 8.,
August 1958

BALTADZHIEV, P.
"Nonmetallic Fossils Used as Rav Yaterial in Industry",
P. 40, (Frm DEm,
Vol. 9, No. 2, Feb. 1954, Sofiya, hilgaria)
SW Yonthly List of Fast Puropean Accessions, (EM), LO,
Vole 4; Nos Ix
Jan. 1955, Uncl.

BALTADZIIIEV, P.
Quarrying, its condition and prospects in our country. P. 36.
MIhIN0 DELO, Sofiya, Vol. 9, no. 11, Nov. 1954.
SO: Monthly List of Kast European Accessions, (MAL), LG, Vol. 4)
no. 10, Oct. 1955,
Uncl.

BALTADZHIEV, P.
Present Stage and Prospects of our Quarry Production,
Mining, #11:36zNov. 54

BALTADZHIEV,, P,
----------
Effectiveness of above ound sorting in mining., Min delo 17
no.4:21-25
Ap 162,,
1. Upravlenie na geolozhkite prouchvaniia i okhranata na zemnite
nedra.

lirof.;-?103V,-K-;-DIMITIIOV---Iv-* WIGHINOVA.-N.-;-I?ACMU. D.;
UIPTAUMIM, M.
Phlebitis and embolism in surgery, Xhirurgiia, Sofia 11
no.5-6:527-329
1958.
(PHLIBITIS, surgery,
(33u1))
(3MBOLISH, surgery,
(Bul))

kand. veter. nauk; BALTkDZH.. O.M,, naucbnyy sotrunik
Treating chickens with aseariasis. Veterinarila 41 no.6t6" 64
A !64. (MIRA 18:6)
1. Azerbaydzhanskiy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy veterinamyy
Instl tulb.

MRAOIXOVICIT, V.V.,, ktw. b1ol. nauk, otv. red.j BIBLINA, B.1.,
h!trid. Pellkhoz. nauk# red.j BA~T S, V -ol.
, . Aq4j _. .,., kami. bf
nauk, red.j KRUSTANTBOVA, T.., red.
[Polysaccharides of fruits and vegetables and their
variability during ripening and processing] Polisakharidy
plodov i ovoshchei i ikh izr4nchivost' pri soirevanil i
pererabotke. Klshinevp Xartia moldoveniaske, 1965. 90 p.
(MIRA 18:11)
2. Akademiya nauk Moldavekoy SSR. Institut fiziologii i
blokhImU rastenii.

BALTAGA, S. V., Cand Biol Sci -- (diss) "Biochemical
investiC...-ation
of the eating watermelon as a new source of dietary pectin."
Kishinev,
1960. 20 pp; (101inistry of Higher and Secondary Specialist
Education
USSR, Ministry of Education Moldavian SSR, Kishinevskiy State
Univ);
150.copies; price riot given; (KL, 18-60, 148)

BALTAGA, S.V.; SMYKOVA, N.A.
Gharacteristics of the hemicelluloses of c-tron
re-"ons, lzv.AN
Mo-ld,SSR no,,4233-46 163. (MIRA 18x1)

- -BALTUGA, S. V., I-Mah, A. V., RPYK, S. YA.,
GRIEFEL, 1% S.,
and-DV-KMMWU,--N. J. (US3R)
"Pectin from the Watermelon and the Possibility of its
Commercial
Preparation."
Report presented at the 5th InternatIonal Biochemistry
Congress,
Eoscow, 10-16 Aug 1961

BALTAGA S V - RAIK, S.Yas; DEGTYAREVA, V., red.
I
(Fectic substances and their importance in the
national
economy) Pektinovye veshchestva i ikh znachenie
v narod-
nom khoziaistve. Kishinevp Kartia Moldoveniaske,
1963.
17 p. (MIRA 17:12)

- --- --- -RI'llrAGA, V. t, - ---- --- - -- - -- --- -- ---- - - ----
- - -- --
22308 Baltaga, V. K.
0b odnom sluchaye konfomnogo otobrazheniya mnogosvyaznykti oblastey?
uchen. zapiski kharlk. Gos. Un4ta im. Gorlkogo, T. XXiX, 2apiski,
naLuebriseled.
in-ta matematiki i mekhaniki i kharlk. Matem. %-va, Seriya 4, T. =1,
1949,
S. 169-83
SO: LETOPIS' No. 30, 1949

PHASE I BOOK EIPLOITATIO-N SOV/3984
Baltaga, Vsevolod.Konstantinovich
Kcmpleksnyye chisla (Complex Numbers) Khar/kov, Izd-vo
Kharlkovskogo Univ.,
1959. 103 P- 10,000 copies printid '
Reap. Ed.: M.I. Kadets, Candidate of Physics and
Mathematics; Ede: A.We
Tretlyakova; Tech. Ed.: A.S. Trofipenko.
PURPOSE: This is a textbook for those interested in the
theory of complek
numbers.
COVERAGE: The book discusses in detail the theory of
ordinai-I.conplex numbers.
The concept of free vectors of a certain plane and
operations on th4se vectors
serve as the starting j)oint of the discussion. The
liamorphic relation be-
tween the set of these vectors and the set of complex
numbers, viewed as or-
dered pairs of real numbers,, is established. In the
ap]~endlx the problem of
the possibility of complex numbers with more than two
independent units is
studied'. No persona3ities am mentioned. There are no
ftferences.
r,.,A -1 12

Complex Numbers
TABLE Or CONTEM:
lntrod~ction
SOV13A
3
Complex Numbpre 12
lo Definition of coiwlex nmbe'rs, comparison, additio'n and
subtraction 1.2
2. Trigonometric rotm or complex numbers and the multiplication
of camplex,n=bers 19
3- Writing complex numbers in.aseable form 31
4. Pivision. of-complex numbers 36
5. Extraction of &-root of a compXex number 44
6. Theorems on the modulus andLargument. Substitution of ccmplex
numbers by their conjugates 49
7. Various examples and applications 54
Appendix: Possibility of further extension of the concept of
a number, 85
AVAILABIZ: Library of Congress
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~"JOUMY
'ABO'. JOUR.
AUTHOR
IN z? T .
TITLZ
ORIG. PUB.
Rumania
Y-8
IIZBiol., No, 195,X, No. 87271
Toadcr, MI.; Baltagi, B.
Mazs Selection on the Basis of Negative
Characteristics of Zoned Varieties of Grapes
Gradina, via sl livada, 1S-5(, 5$ No 91 .52-51t
A313TIRACT No abstract.
WURD., //l

--RUYAITIA/Cultivated Plants Fruits ar:A-Lerries.- M-5
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biolit 110 3, 1958., 11025
Author : Toader., M... Baltagi., B.
Inst : Academy of Rumania People's Republic.
Title : The Rootstock "Klon" C?_7 Craciunel 2.
Orig Pub : Comm. Aced. RPR,, 1956, 6, No 2, 319-325
Abstract : A description and characterization are given of the new
rootstock "Klon",, Craciunel, 2. developed in 19355 1 -c7
on the Craciunel Experimental Station (Stalinakaya
oblast'.. Rumania) by selection from the plantation of the
rootstock variety Berlandieri x Ripariya Kober 5BB, It
is noted that the vine ripens early and that the plantk
material grows well and gives a high yield. The '%Ion"
is first among the rootstocks distributed in Stalinskaya
oblast' of the RPR.
Card 1/1

RLUTLI/Cultivatud Plants - Fruits. B,~xrics. if.
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - Diol. , 110 10, 19501 44334
Aut"Or MAaxa, Gr., ;~~ta,3i, B.
Itlot Comm. Academy RM, .
Titl,~ "Ituay of tho Root Systc~.,i of Grap,;Vincs.
Ori C Iwo Co,:-.run. Acad. RM, y 1956) 6, vo % 1095-1103-
Xostract, Vic iip at t1ic Ex-pori-nantal Station of Viticxiltur,.!
in (Stalii-L re;,ion, Rumanian P11) i*,' 1954 of
-Vio root sYst,;!n'9 of 35-yonr o1r.1 vincs -~xovn imd~.r
id~-,nti-
cal co-lditions Qatablis"Icu-1 ti-cv.' t:-,c 1~nc;~h of thc root
systom of VIO Ompe Pino3ri C;rafitod or. Dcrlmidic:ri x
Ripari Kobcr 5DB and Riparii Gloir reac'1z:s horizintally
4-5 mtorn a'.Id verticall" Vlorc! than 51:1. 1.' t',Q stock
Ri-oaria x Gloir a:,,-!- Riparia Riipostris 3309 t',,-, root
systcm p,~~iatratus dc,::por than `e stoch Dxlanrli~;A x
Carc! 1/2

Plants - FrId-ts.
Ab-:1 Jour R--f Diol., Ili-3 10, 1958, 44334
Ri]pria KobQ,- 5710. Ia iscrcaoii-, talc lo,0. or, thu bush
V:tu of t,',c rooll s.,-stem, ancl its, wai~-~'zt also
incrcas,~.
7hus -'L--- tl:z varicty Finc-L;ri 3Taftecl on 13,~rlmidiuri n
Rip
.Kob,~r 5LB)
nric lh,~ wA-Lt of Via roots incrcns~~a by 45'~'
vi ~h the inercm: o-l" tU lold t~n 60 cycluts,"'V p,~r b*Ls*.i
u
7 by 13(yi'~ with t le lo,!O~ -of 80 ~YclAs- L*, ti., var i ty
c " C:
on Rinarin Gloir vLi!:.'- "-'-Q roots
ilcrca~c-C. by 25'~ wit'i tf,.-- i-am:cm., of t7lQ cf t"Ic
bum, 1,o 60 oyAAr, mcl by 4"llj!, vin a loncl of 8o ~yvlets
pcr Ic-ush. The maximtui araa of th-- spmi~l of V-1c roo'lls of
lliao-Lxi is at t:i, dmth of 30-40 cm wit" --adik's of
80-100 cm aroll;10~ VIC,
CarO 21,12
- 170

6OU11TRY
CATWOTCY
~
m
I QU1+Avqted Plants. Frutts. Berries.
105. JOUR. R&Biuloo No. 23, 1958.. 110. 10481-1
AUITIOR t 3anita. Aalta,,i B
INST,
ITITLE Dotermiwition of the Best Goneltions for -the
Grafting
&nd Gnwing Togethar of Grapovine 'Jimes.
ORTO. PUB, an. Inst. crimetari a,:rron., 1957, No. 5,
503-519
ABSTRACT As the result of studies tit tne oxperiment
stz;.tions of
vit' c,-J.txra in Lr3geahanll and 4reahrine! (1951-1953) "
it
io mcoomended to ull-,ore stocks in wLqtor before ggraftingp
in tho form of.whole canes or cut to t1he length three
times th:~t of the scion. With the atorage .of the atooks
of Berlandiyeri x Rip:~ria Teleki 8B rund Shasla x Ber-
lqndiyari, 43L ant to the, sama or d-rible loi,-th of the
scion, 3.6-8~ fewer _-rifts of -Vqa first class were ob-
60t 113
1?7

otil pun? (+10(,C) otao e,--4 jo G9,.-q
GUq 'r,0-1,; 1;-34~4
Sq PBD.-. PC.: c: C-jot, a v-~ 10 qi;.TT,;
jc -~oj;*~.jf jr, etl~ O-L-cnT
-j-~,,-.pq, eq qsm ljo~;,c L-q 0-4 ~~.XT. 140-'j.-,
S-411C, U(:T-ig n,~Z; 311DOIF Qtj!~ JO r,~,r
1- -10 VD,!:~ gl*.
, MT-11~14 'l- E4447 'rLi'-TCS- -11 1
G UN 1 G na
-xoc,,sN joj-,Nuc.~ 4r1 u.q-,m Uos-carerlov. U.-.
Rqd loluo -
tr
W
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C- R-TVT-RY-
CATECIORY
ABSO JOUROI RzhBiolo~ NO,
AUTFOR
Tinz
i
ORTO. PUB.
ABS"ACT
CArLDt 3/3
195 , 1!0.1(14311
duria.- tAn grculn-5 oil 'm',ifts L-)Jethar In Cao &roenhouse
250 at 47~ of first cLiss grafts vora obtained,
and at ths tomptamt-are -)f 350 - 36.3~ of first class
,,Praft8 (station in Irowin,, the arafts to-
,~ether acnordlnq to Mishm-ank,3 mat'nod in..-reas-ad the
crop
of first class yowng -ints, by 26.3" in co;,-parisoa with
the usual mat'nod. Ye. r. ~'hukovskaya
W

cy-
v It GY-
-te
to
Ot
01 C;P, '00 4) 114
VP 'Cull
0l C)l
A
'C~e
Olp
Q 01%,
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(,%a Ic)r)l ~If.,te
OJA A 01.1. - OT -D q,
ao e 10
91%
T "00
SO
P.TW
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m "t ry
Catnaory
bULTIVATED PLANTS. FRUITS'.- Berritall.,
90s, jour- ;RE F .7-HUR-131OL-121,195e,NU-9615 4
I..' - 'r 'Toader,14ftrin; Baltagi, Rorjr~
Titlc :Graoiunel 2 arape Stock Clon.
')r'-9. 1%,,b. :G-IZidIna,vL(i vi.':,Avkxda, 1.957, 6, NO-2t 34-39
Abotract -A olon selection of vinerAock baa been oonduoted
since 1935 at the 7,xDerIjzovta1 r1tation of Lower
Pq
"racluol Virieyti:7d. Through ttit., selection of lar-
gar and iviturine vinoa of Crnaiwnel stock
the Craciunel 2 clon was obtained. The morphologi-
Cal and biolor.1cal charactexintion of the olon are
dosoribed The Craciunel 2 vine.ripans 10-14 days
earlier tAan the Cober 5BB, the Craclunal 2 clon
surDassed the "Vobfir 5BB stock in the number of
grape stalks by 29% (in 1949-1953), i.e. by 39t974
stalks from one vAriety per I haotare. On an
Card: 1/3

C3trg'~ry '%ULT IVA-( 'L- D PL A 01 i, ': RU I TS
libs. Jour. REF ZHUR-DIOL.,21,1958.NO-96154
Autbrr
Ylv,tl tut.
Orig. Pub.
C t ravarnr..e yijld fzclm a single hact~:~~e, the Cober
5BB
pro~iuct,d 125,816 grape stvlks, vilillo the Craoiu-
nel 2 clon produced 1052,790. Thu pi-oductivity of
vinos oi~ the basio varieties (ltnlian Riesling,
"'hitieFfitiyaske., Sauvignon'~ on (!raaiunel 2 stook
wa a, 29 and 309; highor than
/52"Peotively'
on Cobpr 5BB stock (In 195i re-) . The affirity
when grafting the ba~sia varietios on vino atooks
of the Clon were 17% hieber than on Cober 5RB
atock and 16% than on a stock of Riparin Groar.
Card- 2/3

m
CULTIOTED PLANTS. FRUITS
REF ZHUR-BiOL,21.1.958.
NO-9615 4
m 4.
L I U.t~. I
in
xig.
Abstract *The Craciunol 2 olon oan be suocessfully substitu-
ted for the distrioted variety %.rlandieri X Ripar
ia Cober 5BB in the basia grape-produoing distriot;
o)- the RPR.--Ye.T. 'jhwtovskaya
3/3
172

RUMANIA / Cultivated Plants. Fruits, Berries, m-6
NutbearinS, Teas.
Abe Jour :Ref Zhur - BioloSiya, No 2, 1959, No. 6461
Author :Stefanescu, Gh.; Banita,
Inst :Not given
Title :Study of Dry Pruning of Rootstocks of
Grapevines
Orle Pub :Comun. Aced. RRPs 1957, 7p No 8, 727-732
Abstract :It was established at the experimental
stations of viniculture of Dragashan and
Krachunel (Rumania) In 1951-1954 that the
dry pruning of grapevine stocks (Berlan-
dierl x Riparia Teleki 8B and Berlandierl x
Riparia Cober 5BB, Riparia Gloar), when
small branches of 2 am with two and 4 buds
are left, causes the vegetation of shruhs to
Card 1/3
152

RUMANIA Cultivated Plants* Fruits, Berries, m-6
Nutbearing, Teas.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biologiya, No 2, 1959, No. 6461
begin 8 10 days earlier In comparison with
the control (pruning without branches left).
The more branches were left, the greater the
average increment of sprouts was, up to the
moment of the first cultivation. The growth
and the size of sprouts in prunings where
small branches were kept, especially If they
were 2 cm long, were more uniform, than in
variants where the branches were removed. The
greatest yield of stock scions (with hilling of
shrubs) was obtained by pruning and by keeping
branches of 2 cm long (178.0061, the smallest
yield resulted from short pruning (without
branches) - 171.500 scions from I ha. It is
recommended to hill the shrubs for the winter
Card 2/3

RMIANIA / Cultivated Plants. Fruits, Berries, 1.1-6
A . ~ Nutbearine, Teas.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - BioloSiya, No 20 1959, No. 6461
0 time only; the layer of earth should be
10 - 15 cm. The pruning of stock vines while
conserving branches of 2 cm in length Is
recommended. -- E. T. Zhukovskaya
Card 3/3
153

RUMANWCultivated Plants - Fruits. Berries. M
Abs Jox,,r Ref Zhur Biol., No 18, 1958, 82539
Author Balta&ij B.
Inst Scientific Research Institvte of AgricUture
Title Comparative Trials of Grafting the Priacipal
High-Yield
Varieties of Grapevine on Different Stocks.
Orig Pub : An. Inst. cereetari agroa. 1957, 24, No 5,
487-501
Abstract : Studies at the experiment station at Krechyunel
de Rhos
(Rumanian People's Republic) in 1951-1953 showed that the
best coalescence of the majorisy of varieties was produ-
ced by grafts rmde on the stock of Selektsituiya Krechyunel
2 (49.5%) and the poorest on the stock of chasselas x
Berlandiyeri 41B (27.3%). The stock of Berlandiyeri x
Ripariya Teleki. Buflya produced 44.9% of rrowing together
with the scion and the stock of Solonis-Ripariya 1616 E -
Card 1/2
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RUMANIA/C..ltivated Plants - FrL'ItS. Borries. 14
Abe Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No 18, 1958, 82539
29.8%. The highest percmitage of plants of the let
grade was also prodLiced by arafts mde oa the stock
Selektsupya Krechyme! 2 (on an average for 3 years
44.3% plants of the 1st Lprade were obtained). The
lowest percentage of the plants of the let Grade
(22.3%) was produced by grafts on the stock of chasselas
x Barlaudiyeri 4.B. Stock Selektaiunya Kiachmal 2
shoved the best affi--iity with varieties Savialon,
Fetyaska belaya, Risling itallyanskiy, Muskat Ottonel)
Aligote, Pinotgris; the stock of Berlandiyeri x Ripar-
iya Kober 25 AA - with varieties Saixignon, Traminer
Rose, Aligote, Fetyaska korolevskaya; the stock of
Berlandiyeri x Ripariya Teleki Buflya - with varieites
Trarainer Rose and Petyaska belaya; the stock of Berlau-
diyeri x Ripariya Kober 5BB - with varieties Rislln~;
ital'yanskiy, Neynburger; the stock Ripariya Gloar -
with chasselas blanc and PLiot gris. -- Ye.T. Zhukovs-
Card 2/2 kaya

va tccl'

733 ta It

gfl. ani
and Dr;'

t. i ~-j) L j~j Vmt!n by Vario'),'75 .9 iA,~ 0 r

t e mp

Grnrlina, via a! llvn6a, Ile

-s 11 v

"n v the Lower Cratuliel and D;
-,-A h z

ill 1949-195" 'Ju%t 1-1(tn

the ~-'tock "Z'r1Ap'-O -ill") 0-1)
a vl-elli'A

.51'1~ les~-4 Slipport 1~1 e-'(pom",~A Mimi It. is

L o 1) e
r form t 1i e, r lcw, tJ r ~, d vc~ ge t a t

It i4 h(wevc-, possible
with

IL'.0 pyraraid sv.-tLem to 41Y.-cat the soil

.:"Aiy froat two
d-irectione and provi(In better

T. J p, c 11.1i r) 'g 0 i(11C. Wood.
'11fe arnount of bunclic-3

4" 1 P,

JW;, yo
I'L 1,
I--T cc the Cirnt variety wi.-'-h I haL with a culture
of titock Vint) (>n V- trol-Ilin i-q tjulfll~
la;-ger than in the- pyr.,imid -sy:4tom. The out-
p iAt of graft.N of' tho fiv-xt variety -irt the case
Of UtillZini
~; thO -4 tOCILS grown by the pyramid
my~~t:ah% was lorgqr thnn In Um culture of the,
3tock oi-k a trellis. Under the
at Crill.unel and 'Prag-asaw.
44 t, " z i o 11 S . _; " I -,; re C OINITtend #? d Vie'-L ti s t o
C;~,
villos ba zuItilratad by tile pyrar~iei
Ye.T. t,uukovqknVa

BALTAU, Boris losifovichpK ZLOV, V.D., red.; VURASHOVA, N.Ya.,,
tekhn.
r6a-.
[Diffusion in semiconductors) Diffuzlia v poluprovodnikakh. Mo-
skva# Gos. izd-vo fiziko-matem.lit-ry., 1961. 462 p.
(MIRA 14:12)
(Semiconductors)

YBLIOKEJMSON, B. I. o. HISOIPAMVA, M.A. -
GAVRILTUK-,k.-N.--, BLIftXW, )~G
' MIT
LITVIIMKO, 4516#YAI)w
low and useful book for industrial traAsport-yorkers
("Organisation of railroad transportation in*metallurgioal
plants' by A;X.Averbukh. Reviewed by B.I.Iliokwoon and
others), Hetallure 5 no.6t33 Je 160. (MIPA 13:8)
1, Zavod in, Diersbinskogoa
(Rallroadeq Industrial)
(Averbukh, A.J.
If

13A-,,TA'r'YTE*V!'-~,IOZ!113f,l*:ti7~) A.
GEOGRAPHY &GEOLOGY
11,I)KSLIP041 PUVE-SIMAI.
RALTAKYTE0.1ENOZINSKIENE, A. New foms of pollen and
spores found
in the &~posits of the Middle Jurassic in Southeren
Baltic area.
p. 241.
Vol. 8, 1958.
Monthly List of East European Accessirn (EEAI) LC Vol.
8, No. 3
March 1959, Unclass.

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BALTANOIU, M., ing.; SONTEA, G., fiz.
Determining the physical constants E,G,, and by the use
of ultrasonics. Metrologia apl 11 -no. 4' 153-156 Ap

_rWY ~ C '1/V kA)j'L-WP k 1) lip kc I
ACC NRi AP602Z600 SOURCE CODE:* Ru7W17/65/d(
AUTHOR: Baltanoiu, M. (Engineer); Sontea, 5, (Engineer)
ORG: "Electroputere" Works, Craiova (Uzinele "Blectroputere")
TITIZ-: Detecting sufface defects b a3 ans of penetrating solutions
D
SOURCE: Metalurgia, no. 9, 1965, k&r-478
IOPIC TAGS: metal surface, metal inspection
0970
9
ABSTRACT: A brief description of the principle and technology of
the use of
)lies
penetrating nolutions to detect surface defects in metallio parts
or subasseml,
The authors find the method a simple and effective one- capable of
showing up
has: 5 figures. (Based
very SID:1 ects (to 0.15 millimeters). Orig. art.
oil -~ '-1'31 Elng. abst.] OPMS: 33P732)
SUB CODE: 11 SUBM DATE: none
Card 1/1 UDC: 62i-771.2:620-179.6

SONTEAP S., ing.; MURARBTU, Gh., ing.; BALTANOIIJ,
M., ing.
Influence of the chemical composition and structure
on the
electric resiRtance of cast-iron elements for
electric apparatus.
Matalurgia Rum 17 no.2:90-92 F 165.
1. "Electroputere" Plant, Cralova.

SONTEA, Sever; BALTANOW, MaxLmilian (Graiova)
Dilatometric studies on the plastic materials and casting resins
used to manufacture the products of the "Electroputere" Plant,
Craiova. Elactrotehnica. 13 no.lt28-30 Ja 165.

ACC NRi
SOURCE CODE,. RU/0017
AUTHOR: Baltanoiu, M. (Engineer); Sontea, S.'(Engineer)
ORG: "Electroputere" Works, Craiova (Uzinele "Electroputere")
TITLE: Some observations concerning the resilience of calmed
and non-calmed
Siemens-Martin steels
SOURCE: Metalurgia, no- 7, 1965, 370-371
TOPIC TAGS: metal property, steel
ABSTRACT: The authors tested the resilience at low temperatures
(0, -20 and -35
diWees centigrade) of calmed and uncalmed Siemens-Martin
steels. They found
significantly Petter properties for the calmed samples and
recomend that only
this type of steel be used for larger welded constructions.
Orig. art.,has.
2 figures and 3 tables* [Based on authorst Eng. abst.] (JPRS1
SUB CODE: 3.1 / SUBM DATE: none / ORIG REF: 002 / OTH REF: 001
killed and rimming steels1i
/0370/0371
llb UDC., 669.14!.ZL669

ACC NRt Ap6o31219 SOURCE CODE: RU/0004/65/000/001/0028/00301
AUTHOR: __Son~q_a_q!!ver~(Craiova)*, Baltanoiu, Maximilian
(Graiova)
-ORG: none
TITIE: Dilatonetric studies on the plastics and casting resins
used in manufacture
by the "Electroputerell Works in Craiova
SOURCE: Electrotehnica, no. 1, 1965, 28-30
TOPIC TAGS: epoxy resin,, electronic component
ABSTRACT: In a pappr "for the young engineer" the authors
describe their dilatometric
tests on A it B ERM Resin,7520004i~ Dinox 110. The tests were
perfomed in
connection with the selection of casting resins for the
manufacture of electrotechnica
products. Orig. art. has: 8 figures and 2 formulas. (JPRS1
i
SUB CODE: 11, 09 / SUBM DATM none / OTH REF: 002
UDC:
621-315,616:621.3,17.39:5 6#-.Li

BALTANOVA, D.G., m1ndshly nauchnyy sotrudnik
'C '. .: !:, 'I-
Successful surgery of combined injury to the anterior crucinte
ligament and the internal meniscus. Ortop.trnvm. i protez 19
no.2i&~-65 Kr-4p 158 (MMA 1115)
I* In Kazanskogo nauchno-issledovRtellakogo instituta vos-
stn-novitellnor khirurgii i ortopedii (dir. - asluzhennyy daystel'
nauki TASSR prof. L.1. Shulutko).
(MMB,wds. & W.
combined ant. crucinte ligament & meniscus inj..
Burg, (RUG))
LIGAM W S. vda. & inj.
same))

BALTA~'OVA D 0, Cand h1ed Sci - (diss) "On the
problem 0f-41
.i ) - i )
w
transplant-big fascia for arthroplastic surgery
and plastic
surgery of 4M cruciform ligaments (Experimental
study)."
Kazanvp 1959y 15 pp (Kazan' State 11,ed Inst.
Kazan' State Sci
Res Inst of Traumatology and Orthopedis) 200
copies (KL, W-59, 130)
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