SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BEBRIS, A.A. - BECHEV, B.

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,-. BEBRISJ, A.A... inzh.
Rigidity of a two-way mechanical press and its effect on
extrusion processes. Vest.mashinostr. 42 no.11:63-66 N
162.
(MM 15:11)
(Power presses) (Darusion (metals))

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MMM, K. D.
One Tbw=Li rl"tification of Butediene-Styrol Rubber at
Atmospheric
Pressure.' Cand Toch Sci,, Moscow lust of Fine Chemical
Technology Imeni M. V.
Lomonosov, 2D Doc 54. (VM, 9 Doc 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations
Defended at USSR Higher
Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Sun. No. 556s 24 Jun 55

YSTSTRATOV, V.P.; BRIS, X,D,;BIDnMhN, v.L.; WUO, G.N.; IMSIDLIT, L.V.
IE 10,
ZHZUI"SOV, S71~.!;..II-MXATA, F.I.
Development of the tire industry in the UoS.S.R. during the last
forty years. lauch. i res. 16 no.10:13-26 0 '57- (MIRA 11:1)
.(Tires, Rubber-History)

,/3

138-1-4/16
AUTHORS-.

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Bebr13 X. D- Veresot3kaya, N. V; Zherebtsov, A. Kj
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TITIZ:
investigation of a Rapid Mixing Process in the

Rubber Mixer U (Isoledovaniye protsessa skorostnogo

smesheni,ya v reiinosmesitele 3A).
PLMODICAL:
Kauoht;k I
RezIna,'.,1958,, Nr.l. pp. 13 - 20. (USSR).
ABSTRACT:'
The
Intensification of mixing in a rubber mixer

was achieved b7
ingreasing the speed of the revolu-

tions of the rotovhnd by
increasing the pressure of

the seal on tho mixture. Fig. 1
shows the r4o

of duration of mixing to the pressure of the
upper

seal for butadione-styrene rubber (according to

Re No
Comes - Refoon page,20 In the mi;er No.11
k

revolutionwmingte!
the speed of revolutions = 4

the optimum pressure on the
mixture 4-5 kg/-om - the

pressure of air in the oylindert 7
atma. For this

experiment the rubber mixer 3A was modified,
the

speed of the'revolutiol of. the rotcra wag Increased

from
28*4/32.1'to revolutiona/minute. The

100 OT motor was
exchanged f6r a 195 KWT motor; the

pressure of the UPDO seal
on the mixture was in-
Card 1/4
oreased to 4.6 reem by
installing a 370 mm diameter

138-1-4/16
Investigation of a Rapid Mixing Process in the Rubber Mixer 3A.
oylinder. Strayers improved the cooling arrangement
of the mixer Basic technological factors influeno-
ing the proo;ss of mixing more determined. Various
experiments were oarried out to determine. the optimum
height'of ohAr ing the mixers
The optimum vofulms was found to be 41/43% Uig.i)-
Pig.3 gives the dependence of the properties of the
mixtures and vuloanising agents and the volume of the
charge of mixture and the methods of mixing. The opti-
mum time of the process of Tizing in the'first stage
was found to vary between III - 2 minutes; for mix-
tures containing a large amount of carbon black e.g.
OV-30s, the optimum time of mixing a 2 minutes.
'Results of experiments to determine the optimum tem-
perature of mizing are given in Table 2. The depen-
dance of the properties of the mixtures and vuloani-
sates and the pressure of the upper seal and method
of mixingi Pig.4. The eZfeot of the pressure of the
upper seal on the'prooess of mixing when the charge
was 50 11tre, aooording to methods of mixing: Figs.5,
8 and 7. Pram results given in Figs. 5 - 8 it can
be concluded that the prgejure, of the upper seal should
Card 2/4 be approximately 3 4/om for a 50 litre charge and

138-1-4/18
Investigation of a Rapid Mixing Process In the Rubber Mixer 3A.
the plasticity of the mixture above 0.40(according
to Karrer). When the pressure gf the upper seal Is
increased from 0.66 to 3 k9/cm the average input
and loss of eleotro-energi increases from 14 to 17%.
whilst the properties of the mixture and vulcadsates-
remain constant. The- load on the motor is practi-
cally unchanged when the volume of the mixture is
increased from 40 to 45 litre and the prespre of
the upper seal,on the mixture is 4.3 kj/cm (Fig.9).
Good results were obtained when natural rubber was
plasticised in the mixer; the temperature of the
rubber was increased from 140 - 15QOC after process-
ing for 3 minutes, and to 155 - 16000 when the time
of the experiment was increased from 5 to 7 minutes.
6--7 minutes processing was required to achieve a
p-astioity of 0.37 - 0.40 (Fig.11). When natural
rubber was plastioised in the presence o-.'L' accelerators
a 0.45 plasticity (according to Karrer) was obtained
after 3 minutes at a temperature of 1450C. Experi-
ments on controlling the rate of the mixing process
Card 3/4 were also carried out. The consumption of electro-

SOV/138-59-3-7/16
AUTHORZ: Veresotskaya, IT.V., B~brisj K.D., Slonimskiy, G.Lo
IT IT JA Variations in the Properties of Crude Rubber
Mixtures
During Processing ( Ob izmeneniyakh svoystv syrykh
rezinovykh smesey v protsesse ikh tekhnologicheskoy
obrabotki)
F&AIODICAL: Yauchuk i rezina, 1959, Nr 39 PP 2? - 33 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: "'he formation of free radicals in high-molecular
sub-
stances due to the xupturing of the molecular chains
during; polymerisation, vulcanisation and ageing of
rubbers has been described in Nrarious publications
(Refelences 1 - 9). These radicals initiate a number of
secondary processes: the-interaction of radicals with
the chain molecules, the formation of branched chains,
the oxidation p3~ocesses, stabilisation of the radicals
during the interaction withfomution of saturated com-
pounds. 'I
'he authors investigated the properties if crude
Ca3:d 1/5 rubber mixtures ba-,--ed on butadione-styrene
rubber during

i")V/138-59-3-7/16
Variations in the Properties of Crude Rubber Mixtures During
Processing
their preparation and processing. Their p3astic and
elast*c properties were tested on a Goodrich plastometer
IN when loading for 10 minutes and after a relax-
at 80
ation period of 10 minutes. Experimental rezults of
non-processed and processed mixtures are shovm in a
graph in Figure 1. Improved technological properties
of the mixtures were obtained when processing a quickly-
cooled mixture, The plastic and elastic properties of
mixtures change to a slighter degree when processing is
carried out under industrial conditions (Figure 2), The
tendency to scorching when mixtures,, cooled tooroom
temperature after mixinE;, are processed at 110 G, is shown
in Figure 3, The plastic and elastic properties of mix-
tures contai-ning.channel black and furnace black were
also tested (Figure 4). Conditiono, of processing some-
times affect the degree of plasticisation of the mix-
tures in tho initial stages of heating (5 to 10 minutes
in a thermostat at 110 , but have no appreciable effect
on the final results i.e. on the plasticity of a mixture
Card 2/5 after heating -.-Lor 50 to 60 minutes. Changes in. t-he
prop-

3OV/138-7?9-3-7/16
Variations in. the Properties of Crude Rubber Mixtures During
Processing
erties of xubbei, mixtures; for t res durinG processing
were investigated (Figure 5). Ke obtained curves proved
that approximately equal changes occur as during laborat-
ory expeiiments. Changes in the strength of bonding be-
tween the layers during repeated displacement are shovm
to deDend an the processing of mixtures on the rollers
(FiSU-1e 6). Experiments were cai~ried out on multi.-
i,lomplunent tyre mixtures ba*sed on SYM-30A with a plastic-
:Lty of 0.49 (accordinG to Karrer), Different clilantities
of inhibitor,,, and initiators were added durin5 the poly-
merisation process (from 0.02 to Z.'~ by weight . The
additives were intxoduced into the cold mi:~:ture during
proces6in- at tem,,-eratures of 30 and 700C over a period
of 7 minutes. The plastic and elastic properties of
crude mixtureB were again determined on a Goodrich plas-
Card 3/55. tometer at 80 C during 10 minute deformation, and
after

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Variations in the properties of Crude Rubber Mixtures During
Processing
a relaxation time of 10 minutes. The reactivity of the
mixturt~, was defined according to the scorching tendency
at 11WC. The physical and mechanical properties of the
vuleanisates were also analysed. The most effective add-
itives were: benzoquinonat Santovar-O and hexamethylene
tetramine; these compunds were added in the form of a
solution in glycerine. Changes in the propertiss of crude
tyre mixtu.-res after rolling for 7 minutes at 30 C with/
without additives are shm-,n in Figure 7, The plasticitj
and reactivity of the mixture increases on introducing
additives; thus the tendency to scorching becomes greater
arid affecto the physical and mechanical characteristics
of the vulcanisates (Table 1); (increased elast"Jicity
modulus and decreased relative elongation), ~~he pla5ticity
and reactivity of the mixture increases when Santovar-O
and benzoquinone aru added (Table 2). The physical and
mechanical properties a-Le. howei7er, not affected by these
additives, but the ela.,..tic modulus and tensile strength
increase slightly when Santovar-O is added and the re2ative
Card 4/5 elongation d~-_creasez. Deta on th.- ob.erv~~-d
-M;c-".- of c-mall

GOV/138-59-.5-7j'16
in Mixtures During
Processing
quantities additi-..'es on t1a;
1-4
and elastic propeities of mixtures during rolling agree
with the results obtained by other investigators "-;refs
12 - 10"').
There axe ? figures, 2 tables end 16 rcfc-~~ncej uf
16 v.3,e Slovf_et, .-,- L~nd 1 lrerch.
ASSOUATIGii: Nauchno-iscledovatellskiy institut shinnoy
promysh-len-
nosti (Scientific Research Institute of the Tyre Industry)
Card 55

E'/138/59/000/011/006/011
A051/AO29
AUTHORSt -'RA)NrJAA K. D.t Vasillyevt A. R.& Veresotskayap N._Y_-j
Novikov, M.
TITLEs On the Production of Rubber Mixtures in Rubber Mixers
Using an
Elevated Power Input
PERIODICALt Kauchuk i Rezina, 1959, No* 11p pp. 27-34.
TEXT% The mixing conditions of rubber mixtures and the methods of
in-
creasing their productivity were studied on a usualPC-2 (R3-2)
mixer. The in-
vestigations were based on experience obtained at various Soviet
Tire Plants
and on general world practice of using the method of elevated
pressure at the
upper look and increased rotation of the rotors (Ref. 1). It was
found that
the intensification of the mixing process could be accomplished
by increasing
the volume of the filling mixture by loading all the materials
into themixer
at the beginning of the cycle and by increasing the pressure of
the upperlock,
i.e., by the production of the mixtures using an elevated power
input. The
order in which the material is fed to the mixer also has an
effect on the in-
creased pressure of the upper lock. Fig.1 is a diagram showing
the input pover
used in the production of tread rubberbased onCKC-30OKSKS-30AM)
with 30 weight
Le
Card 1/4

S/138/59/000/011/006/011
A051/AO29
on the Production of Rubber Mixtures in Rubber Mixers Using an
Elevated
Power Input
parts of furnace and 30 weight parts of channel carbon black.
Table 1
shows the energy consumption and the input power used in the
production
of the mixtures in addition to the physico-mechanical indices
of the oor-
responding rubbers. It is concluded that the mixing intensity
is directly
proportional to the input power* The specific energy
consumption during
the mixing process of mixtures of the same compositions at
elevated power
input and-correot mixing conditions is approximately the same
as for ordi-
nary conditions. The general criterion for evaluating the
mixing intensity
is the input power, and for the mixing duration the energy
consumption at
given conditions. In producing a mixture with a hardness of
500-800 9~
according to Defoe, a specific pressure at the upper lock of
1.2 kg/OM was
found to be adequate, corresponding to th; highest values of
the input over
and the consumption of energyper unit of time. The value of 1.2
kg/om
was accepted as the optimum specific pressure. The replacement
of the upper
cylinders having a diameter of 203 mm by those having a
diameter of 407-
410 mm at tire plants in the Soviet Union is unjustified# since
the mixtures
manufactured in the Soviet Union are not as hard as those
manufactured
Card 2/4

S/138J59/000/011/006/011
A051/AO29
On the Production of Rubber Mixtures in Rubber Mixers Using an
Elevated*
Power Input
abroad, which have a hardness of 1,200-1,500 g. The clearance
between the
rotor comb and the wall of the mixing apparatus has a direct
bearing on the
intensity of the mixing process, the optizum value being 4-5
mm, at a
charge of 158 liters or a 62-5%-filling of
the*mixing'ipparatus. Research
carried out at theTKIIShP and various tire plan's resulted in
an increase
in this volume to 155-164-2 for casing mixtures and 150-155 2
for tread
mixtures, depending on the mixing temperature and the
distribution of the
ingredients in the mixture, and also on the clearance between
the rotary
combs and the walls of the mixer. It is pointed out that
feeding the car_
bon black into the mixer after the other ingredients can
decrease or elimi-
nate the effect of the increased pressure at the upper look on
the mixing
procedure. It is recommended that first the furnace carbon
black be intro-
duced, then liquid softeners, then the finely-ground
ingredients, the
rubber, and finally the channel carbon black. A reverse
sequence ii recom-
mended when producing mixtures containing lump-forming carbon
blackt, such
as channel carbon black and anthracene. When loading all the
ingredients
into the mixer at the beginning of the cycle and at an elevated
pressure of
Ca-rd 3/ 4

S/138J59/000/011/006/011
A051/AO29
On the Production of Rubber Mixtures in Rubber Mixers Using an
Elevated
Power Input
the upper look the optimum duration period is 5.0-6.5 min.
(depending on
the composition of the mixture). The following characteristic
features
of mixing in the RS-2 mixer mete establisheds 1) The mixture
temperature
during the mixing process increases proportionately to the
energy consumed
in the mixing. 2) The compression system of the rotors should
be improved
to eliminate an increase in extruded parts and dusting. 3) In
applying an
elevated power input to the RS-2 mixerv the loading apparatus
can be sub-
jeoted to vibrations, leading to a loosening of various parts,
such as the
loading funnel and cylinders. It is suggested that these
defects be eli-
minated by close observations. Producing rubber mixtures at an
elevated
pover input decreases the mixing time and improves the quality
of the mix
ture at the same time. There are 4 sets of diagrams, 6 tables
and 5 refo;_
enoesi 2 Soviet, 3 English.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut shinnoy
promyshlennosti
(Scientific Research Institute of the Tire Industry)
Card 4/4

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MelyspitestudomuWi Szemle - Vol. 5. no. 4/5. Apr. /JI.V- 1935.
Tan years of development since the liberation of the Hungarian
civil and construction
engineering industry, 1943-1935; an introduction. p. 143.
SO: Monthly list of East European Accessions, (MUL), IZ, Vol, 4,
No. 9, Sept. 2,955
Uncl.

BEBRITS, L.
Fifth general assembly of delegates of our association.
p-2.
Our Tasks. p.1.
NELYEPrMTUDOIWYI SZEMU. (Kozlekedesi Kiado) Budapost. Vol
6, no. 1, Jan 1956.
SOMCE: E=,, Vol 5, no. 7. July 1956.

BMIS I I&JOB
TwaAam and tramportationo Kosl tud as 12
no.9:4M-408 8 162.
1e Ov*MS" Idegoeorgalid Tanaco fotitkara.

BABURIBUILI, G.A-b, dots.
Prolongation of the action of local anesthesia with
Ivaluronic acid.
Xhirurglia 33 no.10:129-130 0 157. (Km iia)
1. Is kafedry gospitalincy khtrurgil (sav. - dotsent
S.P.Velesov)
Chkalovskogo usditainakago inatituta (dtr. - prof.
I.T.Sidoreakov)
(ANKS79BSIA, I-OCAL
prolongation of action with myaluronic acid (Rua))
(HYALURONIC ACID, off .
on prolongation of action of local aneeth. (Rus))

BEBURISHVILI, G.A,,, dotsent (Grouburgs ul.9
yanvary&,d.9-apkv.2)
--------------
Splanic torsion. Vestekhiro 89 no.9sl2l-122 8 162o
(NIRA 15312)
1 Is gospitallnoy kbirargioheska7 kliniki (sav, -
prof. S.P.
Vilesov) Orenburgskokb mWitainskogo instituta
(r8ktor - prof*
S.S.Mikkiiylov),
(SPLVX.ABNMMTIES AND DEFORMITIM)

BEBUIRISHVIII, YE. M.
USSF/Medicins - Dysentery
Jul 53
"Variants of B. co2i in Children Suffering From Dysentery,*
Ye. M. Beburishvili"
Turkmen Inst of Epid and Mcrobiol
Zhur Xikro, Epid, i I=m, No 7, p 73
Describes the properties of paragl~tinating strains of B.
coli in dysentery patients.
Concludes that these strains have an antigen identical to
those of dysentery bacilli.
States that although apthonVoin does not free the patients of
dysentery bacilli and
paraglutinating strains of B. coli, it reduces considerably
the elimination of these
microorganisra (by a factor of 2 in the case of hemolytic B.
coli)
267T51

"Intestinal ParabaciU.1 of Children
and TheLr 3pide.-ticlo:.-ical '"JI-Inificance."
Tnst of Epidemiolor;y, Microbioln-y, anA
02U'101, No 5, Mar 55)
SiLl'ferin- Fm-, Dysentery
Cand Med Sol, Asbk-h,-;baJ
!~,,~ieno, Ashkhabai, 1954.
SO: Siri. i4o. 670, 29 Sep 55--Survey of Scientific and
TecImical
'alssertntions Defended at USSi Hl
I _:her 3ducational lnstlt-uti~-ns (15)

PAIN, G.A.; BEBURISHVILI, Ye*M*
Clbdcal imminological observations of the interparoxpmal
stage of
rhimmatism. Sav. mod. 25 no.11:8-13 N 161. (MIRA 25:5)
1. Iz kafedry gospitallnoy terapii (zav. - prof.
R,G.Mezhebovskiy) i
kafedry mikrobiol-ogii (mvp - doktor meditsinskikh nauk
B.G.Khaykina
Orenburgskogo maditadnskogo instituta 4dir. - dotsent
S.S.Mikhaylov).
(RHEUMATIC FEVER)

't, LORDKIPANIDZE, Konstantin, red.; BEBUTOV, G., red.;
YAKIMOVA, A.,
takhn. red.
[TbV look ahead] Oni smotriat vpered. Tbilisi, Izd-vo
Soiuza
pisatelai Gruzii *Zaria Vostoka," 1961. 144 p. (KIRA 15:6)
(Georgia-Labor wid laboring classes)

BEBUTOVA,-ju,I., red.; KOKIN, N.M., tekhn, red,
[Tables of equipment for hoopitalowid polyclinics) Tabell
oborudovaniia bollnits i pol-ikliniki. Hoskvap Medgiz,
1963. 263 p. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Hinisterstvo zdravookhraneniya.
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BEC, S.
"Ten Years of Socialized Building; A Lock at the Past."' P. 193.
(PRZEGLAD
BM)WWrf, Vol. 26, No. 7, Ju]Lv 1954. Uyarszawa, Poland)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EFAL), LC, Vol. 4,
No. Is Jan. 1955v Unal.

J, -I ; -_ -
7 -, ~- ~-
BEC -S.
A now year Of 3truggle for cost reduotion.
p. 1 (Budownictwo Pmapwxlma) Vol. 4, no. 2, Feb. 1935,
Warszawa. PblW
SO: MONTHLY INDEX OF EAST EUROPUN ACC&%IDNS (ESAI) L4, VOL. 7,
NO. 1. JAN. 1958

BEC, S.
FollowiM Soviet patter=.
p. 13 (Budownietwo FrzenWslowa) Vol. 4, no. 3. Mar. 1955,
Warszawa; PoIsM
SO: MONTHLY INDEX OF EAST KlUROPW ACCRSSIONS (EUI) L-C, VM-
7, NO. 1, JAN. 1958

- 1~-
. I f-- I-- , ,
-BEC, S.
Planning and control at the constructIon, site.
P. 27 (Budownictwo Praemialove) Vol. 4, no. 4, Apr. 1935,
Warszawa, Poland
SO: MONTHLY IN= OF UST EIROPEAN ACMSSIONS (EEAI) LC, VOL. 7,
NO. 1, JAN. 1958

BEC, S.
May reflections. P. 185. PRZBGLkD BUDO.-.IAhl,
Warszawa.
Vol. P.8, no. 5, May 1956.
SOURCE: East European Aeassion List (EEAL) Librar7 of
Congress
Vol. 5. no. 8, AuguBt 1956.

~"' BBC, Stanislaw
Technique in long range building planning. Architektura
Pol no.3:85-98
162

Poland/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their
Application -- Sulfuric acid,
sulfur, and
its compounds,
1-2
Abet Journal: Referat Zhur - Wnlya, No 2., 19571 5004
Author: Bee, Tadeuaz
Institution: None
Title: Intensification of Mechanized Pyrite Roasting Furnaces
Original
Publication; Chemik, 1955s 8, No 10, 266-268
Abstract: Descriptiom of plant operation experience of USSR and
its utilization
at a plant In Poland.
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BECA C. Gerlovid santierelor retrclifert~ (The C~-olo,y o-
Oil Pields); a bi 0k
review. p. 556.
"Use of Fatty Alcohols fron Neutral Poducts in the Oxidation
of Paraffin"
by 1. Drimus, M. Klang, and 1. Hanase; a review of an
article. P. 559-
Vol. 6, no. 11, Nov. 1955
RUMANIAN-SOVIET friendship
Bucuresti,, Rumania
So: Eastern hurorean -Accessio:: Vol. 5 No. 4 ADril 1956

IAWKIDWICZ, Vlodzimiers; MAIM, Ian
Observations on the application of CB-1348 in lmhatic leukemias.
Polskle arch. ned. wewn. 29 no-3:420-422 1959.
1. Z Ohdzialu Hematologiasnago lierownik: prof. dr med..W.
lkwkowics
Instytutu Rematologit Dvrektor: doe. dr mod. A. Trojanowski.
Adres
autora: Warszawa, ul. Filtrowa 62.
(NITROGM MUSTARIS, ther. use
chlorambucil. in lymphatic leukemia (Pol))
(IXUXOM, LTMPH&TIC, ther.
chlorambuoll (Pol))
4WL.

'A S-
-let ~- J
Given 11&z,-j
Cotint.,7: Poland
Ac,%"`z:Gi0 D-zrecj: Cnot givetj
First Division of lnLernal Diseases, Y=icipal Hospital No 4
AlMllf-tion: 'UI--6d-&:EfaT-d-ho-r--o-'t;'~l-ewneLrznych Szpitala
Miejskiego Rr 4), Warsaw;
Or4ynator: W. KOSINSKI, Zoeent, dr. med-and Clinical Biochemistry
laboratory,
xxxx.r,= Instltuti--&Rei~atoloj7 (Pracownlayaloc-fie-mil Kliiiicznaj
Instytutu
Hezratologii)p Warsaw, Direc*.or: Prof E. KOWALSKI, dr med.
XXX)W. 1-. -.1 - - --
Source: Warsaw,, Przeglad Lekarski No 5, 1961, pp 2D6-2D7.
Data: "Disturbances in Blood Clotting in a Case of Post-splenectomy
Thrombocytosis."
Co-authors:
CMMROWTCZ, H. ~epartmenr.-,of Internal Diseases (Oddzial Chorob
Wevnetrznyc
and ClEhical. ftoch'ei-,istry Labor-atory., Institute of Hematology..
Warsaw
KRYKOWSKI, E.
LAEtg~t Z.v Inatitute~,R&1,1!ematofiogKr(ruatytut Hematologii),
Warsaw;
or: Docent A. ANRMS me
NMEWIAROWSKI, S.

V-*; BOOANGVIC, X.; KAKAZIRt Di,; BECAREVIC,
A,.; JOVICKIt G.
Effect. of the highl3reqmlymerized
desaVribonualeie acid
of the Uver,on the ourvivv2 of letba3jj
irradiited rats.
Cytologi*qml study on the organs of
the,,digestive tract.,
Bul scrYoug 7 no,1/2tl2 'F-Ap 16Z,4
1d Institut "B.. Kidrio.,10 Viuca,, and
Fizioloski institut
Veterinarskog fakulteta, Beograd*,

JECARMC I ; ANKOVIC, V.; PUROVIC, S.; KANAZIR, D.; JOVICKI, G.
Metabolic changes in the nucleinic aoids of some organs
irradiated letbally in rats treated vith highly-polymerized
desox7ribonuoisinic acid of the liver of nonirradiated rats.
Bul so Youg 1 no,1/2:14 F-Ap 162.
1. Inatitut M Kidric.0 Vincap Beograd,

!M
- BECAREVIC, A.; JANKOVIC, V.; PETROVIC, S.; KANAZIR, D.;
JOVICKI, G.
The metabolism of liver and spleen nucleic acids of lethally
irradiated
rats treated with homologous deoxyribonucleic acid isolated
from non-
irradiated rats. Bul Inst Nuel 13 no.405-41 D 162.
1. Department of Raciiobiology of the Broris Kidrich
Institute of Nuclear
Sciences, Beograd-Vine&.

" !:".
.1 - W." ..
"La dls,.ribution du radiophosphoro P32 chez las L'obsurvation
comparative chez les
antmaux avac la tuneur primaim, chuz les hypophysectomises et
chez les rats do controle"
SO: Racueil de Travaux, Da L'Institut De Recherchas Sur La
Structure De La Matiere
Vol. 2, ~3algrade, Janviar 1953

Be C14fle VIC Ale, 5 eyoles loading fro
quenc.y can be dot-?mIL6d by Aforrul &
'Igno
1g no g
?,k (2 "'
where ')t&) 13 tLe endaranze stren
gth of stee', A is the ultimate strength of
steel at a oorrespondirg loadIng r%te, no !E the &amber of
loading ayoles,
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-A591 3/137/6i/000/005/04~/060
Streneth Eteel during non-nr4ltlple repeated loading A006/A,,o6
corresponding '0 cW, nk is the given xwmber of cyoles of loading.
T-n a pax-tio-
,U!
lar o&94, when the cc-afficlinto of asymetry 0 ths fonrala appe&rs
as followat
6' V ~')R ( !.2 - 0.1. 1g
z,k k
There aro 39 ref6ren~os.
(Abstrhat,er'S note: Complete translationi
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BECHENEVA, Go V., Cand Tech Sci -- "Durability of
materials
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1961*
ZAR
tL
(Acad 0 band Arohited USSR. Sci Res Inst of Concrete
and ixMoncrete "NIMB") M, 8-61, 241)
jr
- 203 -

XORCHINSKIT, I.L.; MCHENEVA, G.V.
Strength of aluminum alloys subject to dynamic loads.
From.
stroi. 40 (Le, 41,1 no.3s43-46 Mr '63. (KIRA 160)
(k1uminum alloys-Tooting) '

EECIMR, Alakeander,,_inz.
A biaxial coor of the 9W type,, Prsegl
mech 21
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RIW,NL, / ~najytioal chomistry. %mlysls of Inorgardo E-Z
Substwos.
Abs Jour iHot Zhur Xhim., No. 15, 1958, No SM07
Luthor Boohoroscup
n2w-z--~-
inst iTria-goarv, Polytochnical Instituto
Titlo s"low RapiMothod of GravimatrioSomicrodotormination of
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Orig Pub sBul. stiint.,6i tohn. Inst. politohn. Timisoara,
1966, 1,
No. 2, 281-284.
Abstract iTho dosoribod mothod is basod, on tho prooipitation
of Un2+
with piorolonio aoid (I) in tholbm of tho oaoily filto-
rod yollaw fialt Vn(CjOH70SN4)2-2,5HiO, Iho oonvorsift-r,
taotor is 0,0877. 1,n oxoose of 0.01 N solution of I (-
doublo oxooss as stoichiomotrically roquirod) is addod to
2*- 5 ml.*of no-atral solution to bo analyzod and owntaining
0.006 - 0.015 g. of Un2 . Tho solution and tho formod
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BECHMtESCU* D.
a- -1 ---
Thermogravinetric study of awe metallic compounds of
picrolonic, acid.
Studii chin Timisoara 6 noel/2:115..122 Ja-Je 960o (ESAI
100)
(Metals) (Ficrolonic acid)

BECHMSCUt D.
A new rapid method for the gravinetric determination
of zinc. Studii,
chin Timl3oara 6 no.1/2:123-126 J&-je 060. (EW 10:3)
(zinc)

BECHESKU , M. [Bacescu, m. I - ComQu p'k T. (Gomoiu, ', T,);
DODIANU,I I
N. [Bodeanu, N.]; ~Auriana; PUU"., G. "Miuller, G.
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C'.G 2-2
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BECHET, Ion
Mallophaga of RummnU. Studli -bial Cluj .12 no. 1;
92-102 161o
1. Universitatea "Babes-Bo3yail Cluj,, Catedra do
soologia.

- BECH-ST . I"
Wlopb--ga of Rumniane III- Studii biol Cluj 12
no.2:217-227 161.
1. Universitatea *Babes-Bo2yais* C2ujv Catedra do
zoologle.

,l--B-i-'CH::.T, Ion
bng,o"cus (MaDophaga) species in the fauna of
Rumania. Studii
blol (:]uJ 14 no.2t257-263 163.
1. Chair of Zoo3ogy,, "Babes-Bolyaill University,
Cluj.

I N

. Maria
The plUcole alarompotes ,)f Rownin, Studii biol Cluj 12
no.2%199-
207 161.
1. Universitatea Mbe&4kbei 9R CluJ s, tatedra do botanica.

Br.-^MT Maria- MdSAN, Aurclia
........... --L *=
Ilayllosticta Pars., a new s,-*cies for Rumnian
mycoficira. Studii
tiol Cluj 14 no.2:167-1?6 '63.
1. Chair of Botany, "Ba)x-s-bc,-lyai" UniversiLy,
Cluj.

RUMANIA / Gnereral and Special Zoology. Insects. P
Systematics and Faunistics.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol,,, No 12,, 1958,, 54230,
Author Bechet, T,
Inst 'AS RPIT".
Title i The Species of Scorpion Fly In the Fauna of Rumania,
OrIg Pub: Studii st cercetarl stlinte Acad, RPR Fil, Cluj,
1955., Sere Z., 6,, No I-Z, 53-57o
Abstract: On the distribution of 4 species of scorpion fly
(Mecoptera) In the Rumanian People's Republic,
Including Panorpa romanica spe n.
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EECHEV, B. (Plovdiv)
A device producing conditioned reflexes. Radio I
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BECHEVS, I.
BECHOVt ,I"* Stmx1ardization in heavy
industry. P-32.
Vol. 4, no. 9. 1955.
TEZHKA PROMMMOST
TECHNOIMY
Sofiya. Bulpria
Sol blat Im-OPean Accessioms Vol* 5, no.
5, May 1956

1.
1. Innovator activiloy, in our mining
industry. p. 16.
Vol. W, (I. e. 11 ) Nio. ,-. Jq2.rlAug. 19