SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BELETSKIY, A.G. - BALEVTSEV, Y. A.

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DYMSHI7S. L. A... Prof.; BELEVSKIY, A. G., kand. med. nauk
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deystvitellnyy
chlen AHN SSSR prof, A. F. Tur) i kafedra glaznykh
bolezney (zav. -
prof. V. I. Grigorlyeva) Ieningradskogo pediatrichaskogo
meditsinskogo
instituta.
(ORBIT(EYE)-TUMORS) (LEUKEMIA) (CHLOROMA)

DYMSHITS, L. A., prof.; DROZDOVA, H. V., dotsent;
BELEVSKIY, A. G.p
kand. med. nauk; TITOVO A. 1.
Lesion of the eyes in marble disease
(Albers-Schonberg disease),
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1. Goopitallnaya pediatriobeokaya klinika (zav. -
daystvitelinyy
chlen AMN SSSR prof. A. F. Tur) i kafedra glaznykh
bolezney
(zav. - prof. V. 1. Grigorlyeva) Leningradekogo
pediatricheskogo
meditainskogo instituta.
(BONES-DISEQUES) (RYE--DISEASES AND D=TS)

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AUTHORS: Gorbachev, S. Vot Beleyakiy, 0. F, SOVI 76-32-6-18146
TITLE: The Polarization During the Cathodic Reduction of Nitro
Compounds in Connection With the Problem Connerning the
Ratio Between the Electrochemical and PhotGchemical Pro-,esses
(Polyarizatsiya pri kato(inom vosstanovienii n1trosoyedineniy
v svyazi a problemoy sootnosheniya mezhdu elektrokhimicheakimi
i fotokhimicheakimi protsessami)
PERIODICAL- Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimiip 1958, Vol- 32, 11r 6;
Pp.1304-1312
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Proceeding from a general consideration of
elentrochemical
processesp in which the fact is stressed that the activation
energy represents the degree of excitation of the electron
shellp an analogy is expected to exist between the results
of electrochemical and spectroscopic investigations of systems.
The transition of the electron by an external action is
said to be the common elementary act of both processes, the
specific aspects of both prooesses, however, having to be
taken into Recount. N. N. Beketov (Ref 1), Baur (Ref 3),
N. Ye-Kho=tov 'Ref 4), Maccol (Ref 7) and Lyons (Ref 8), as
Card I well as A. Pullman# B. Pullman and G. Berthier (Ref 11),
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The Polarization During the Cathodic Reduction of Nitro
Compounds in Con-
nection With the P:eoblem Concerning the Ratio Between the
Electrochemical
and Photochemical Processes
Watson and Matsen (Ref 12), Bergman (Hef 13) and Hoijtink
and van Schootan (Ref 14) dealt with an analogy between
electrochemical and photochemical processes. In the present
investigation mainly aromatic nitro compounds are reduce&
on solid cathodes in order to study the influence of the
cathode material on the course taken by the process and
to approachreal conditions in theelectrolysis. Views
adopted b' N. Terenin (Ref 15), by N. A. Izgaryshev and
A. A. Petrova (Ref 17) and data by S. A. Voytkevich (Ref 18)
are mentioned and discussed. Investigatidns were conducted
with the below mentioned compounds at copper and tin elec-
trodes at various temperatures. The experimental technique
is described. The fact is mentioned that according to A. A.
Petrova (Ref 21) the reduction product of nitromethane of
a reduction at 250 on tin cathodes in an hydrochloric-'acid
medium contains P-methylhydroxyl.amine as a bas3.c product@
According to the experimental re3ults the depolarizing effect
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the

-~-.SOVI 76-~'?-6-18/A6
The Folarizat~cn trur4ng the Cathodic Reduction of Nitro
Compc-unds in Can-
neation With the Problem Concerning the Ratio Ftt*aen the
Flentrc~chemical
and Pbotochemical Procesees
following crier: n-nitroani-line--r,-ritrophenol-m-nitr,~rr;enc.L-
-n-nitrotoluene-!n-nitroaniline-iiitrobenzone-nitromethanes
For the copper cathodA the order! n-nitroanillne-m-nitro-
anilint--m-nitropherol-n-nitroto2uene-,z-nitrL,x))iL,r,el-nizro-
benzene-nitromethane is given. A complicate-A influeft~~e of
tPmperatu-?,P upon tho velocIty of the mleotrode reaction was
founde This results in the!hu~ that no definite curelusiong
can be drawr-as to the nature of polarization. The activation
ewrgyq which was determined independently of the potential
is given to be 4500 cal, which corresponds to the effective
activation ererg L
,Y of a dirfus~-.n Process. From the evidpnse
obtair.ed It is concluded that in the gasp 1-nder considpration
the concentration polarizatiou is the decisive factor in
the Plontrode proce3a. There are 6 figiirer. 2 tabl.es, and
21 refererces, 6 of wh1oh Rre Soviet,
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SOVI 76-32-0-5-4 s/46
The Polarization During the rathodic Reduction of Nitro
Compounda in Von-
ne-,tion With the Problem Concerning the Ratio Betreen the
Eleotroihemiial
and Photochemical Processes
ASSOOTATTON: Khimiko-tekhnologicheakiy instit.0 ir.. D. 'L.
Mendeleyeva,,
Moskva
(Moscow
,.,Chemical and Technological Insi;itlite ime.1-1 D. 1.
Mendebyev)
SUBMITTED - Jawaary 31, 1957
1. Nitro compounds--Reduction 2. Cathodes--Performance
3. Nitro compounds-Polarization 4. Electrochemistry
5. Photochemistry
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R"K I ~IPVSM ) S. F., Candidate of Chem Sci (diss) -- "On
the interrelationship be-
tveen spectral and electrochemical characteristics in
investigating the processes
of reducing certain nitro compounds". Moscow, 1959. 11 pp
(Min Higher Edue T35,12n,
Moscow Order of Lenin Chem-Tech Inst im D. I. Mendeleyev),
150 Copies (KL., No 20,
1959, 109)

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimiya, 196o, No. 13M,
P. 74,
# 51262
AUTHORS: Gorbachev, S. V , Belevskiy,s
TITLE: Light Absor tio Potentials of Some Organic Ni-trocompounds
Reduction
PERIODICALs Tr. Mosk. khim.-tekhnol. in-ta im. D. I. Mendeleyeva,
1959, No. 26,
pp. -190
TEXT: For the purpose of stablIshing a correlation betw6en
electrochemical
and photochemical processed, the authors compare the results of
measuring the
reduction potentials E (deter-mined from polarization reduo-Ition
curves on'Sn, Cu
or'Hg cathode) and the ultraviolet spectra of nitromethane (I),
nitrobenzene (11),
n-nitrotoluene (III), m- and o-nitrophenol (IV and V)
ck-nitronaphthalene (VI),
m and n-nitroaniline (VII and VIII) in aqueous or aqueous-alcohol
solutions. The
linear dependence between the potential E and the quantum energy
(hv) at the
longwave absorption edge was revealed; both quantities varied
"ar-tibathetically"
(antibatno). The quantum energy hv dropped in the I - VIII
series. The authors
believe that the correlation obtained may be explained on the
basis of thea-
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Light Absorption and Potentials of Some Organic Nitrocompounds
Reductfon
photoreduction mechanism in the presence of an electron donor.
Polarization
measurements of I at 25 - 550C yIAld an effective activation
energy,value of
4,500 cal. Consequently the concentration polarization is, under
~he given
conditions, the determining factor of the electrode process of
reduction of I.
G. Korolev
Translator's note.: This is the full translation of the original
Russian
abstract.
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AUTHORSt
Gorbachev, S. V., Belevskiy, 5.
F.

TITLEt
On the Interrelation Between the Energy of Electron
Lxcita-

tion and the Energy of the Electroreduction of
Aronatic

Molecules (0 sootnosheniyakh mezhdu energiyey
elektronnogo

vozbuzhdeniya i energiyey
elektrovosstanovleniya e-om,6tiches-

kikh molekul)
PERIODICAL3
Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 33, Nr 5,

P
1154 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
In their investigation (Ref 2) the
authors tried to find

a relation between the spectral and
the electr..chemical.

characteristics of the reduction of
substituted nitrobenzenes,

the reduction potential and the
energy of the quantum at

the adsorption limit; E red " const
- khV. This assumption

is attacked by Z. R. Grabovskiy %Ref
1). The authors admit

that the assumption of comparable
processes in eleotroreduc-

tion and light absorption of
nitro compounds is a hypothesis.

But the formula set up is
empirically guaranteed and is not
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disproved by
Grabovskiy. There are 2 Soviet referenoes.

On the Interrelation Between the Energy of Blec-~ron
SOY/76-33-5-31/33
Excitation and the Energy of the Blectroreduction of
Aromatic molecules
SUBMITTED: Septe=ber 13, 1958
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BELEVSKIY, S.F.; GORBACHEV, S.V.
Electrochemical oxidation and absorption spectra of
halogen
ions. 2hur. fiz. khim. 36 no.4s742-746 AP 162. (MM 15t6)
1. MoskovBklv khimiko-takhnologichoLkiy institut imeni
Mendeleyeva.
(Halogens--Spectra) (Oxidation, Electrolytic)

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AUTHOR: Van Vert-sin'; Bugayenko, L, T.; Belevskiy, V. N.
ORG:- none
TITtE: Radiation chemistry of chlorine-oxygen compounds.. VI,
Radi-
olysia of aolid perchlorates
SOURCE: Zhurnal fizicheskoy Ichimii, v. 40, no. 11, 1966,
2764-2770
TOPIC-TAGS; solid perchlorate., radiolysis., gamma irradiation,
per-
chlorate ion, radiolysIs product,
chlorine compound
ABSTRACT: A study has been made of radiation-induced chemical
reac-
tions In solid NaC104 and NaClOh-H20 at -196-20C) and In solid
Ba(C'104)2-3H20 and Mg(Cl04')2 at room temperature. Purified poly-
crystalline perch''orate specimens were y -irradiated from a COO
source
(dose rate, '. -3-1016 ev/g.sec). The irradiated specimens were
dissolved
In water and analyzed for C102, for Cl-., C10-, and C102- ions,
and-
for the sum of the reduction products of the C104- ion b methods
de-
scribed earlier by'the authors 4o.. 209 The'
(Zh. fiz. khimiij Nj 1965).
concentration of 0105- ions was determined from the balance. The
results of the study, given in graphical and tabular form,
indicate--_
that;. 1) the main radidlysis product of the C104- ion is the
C105- Ion,
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In addition to the C10~-,Aon,, C102 and Cl-., C10--and C102-
0 ions are
formed; and 2).the yield in Cl- ions is proportional to the
electron
share,or'the_.cation., as a result of the transfer of energy
from the
cation to the anion. A mechanism of the radiolysis of
perchlorate ions
in solid salts,is proposed.' This mechanism
involves-1onizationand--
excitation of the'perchlorate ion as a first step, and redox
conver-
Sims of 6ompounds of intermediate valence chlorine as subsequent
steps,
~The study was reviewed by P.rofessor N. A, Bakh, Orig.
art..has: 6
figures and3 tables,
M.As 771
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BUGAYENKOI L.T.; ~~ ~V N.
Reaction of thermalized electron in frozen aqueous
solutions.
Dokl. AN SSSR 164 no.lt127-130 S 165. (KIRA 18t9)
1, Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M.V.
Lomonosova.
Submitted February 26, 1965.

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AP50 27186. SOURCE CODE:.~tM/0076/65/039/010/2589/2~91
AUTHOR; Belevski ~Nj' L. T.
BuSayenko,
ORG: MOB6 'State
Universitj li._-M., V. Lomonosova",ftakovskiy gosudarstv
ennyy-un
versitet)
4-
1ITLE:- Formation and stabiliv on o y rogen atoms in frozen acidic aqueous
-solutions
SOURCE* Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, v. 39, no. 10, 1965, 2589-2591'
-jjXAEojen Irradiation:
TOPIC TAGSi effect, gamma irradiation, hydrogen ion, electron
~paramagnetic resonance, aqueous solution, hydrogen atom reactiont
electroit.spin
resonance
ABSTRACT: .Experimental data obtained by electron g2in resonance are reported
an'the
formation.of hydro en atoms in solutions of NaC1047 HC104 and a series of.6ther
acids
irradiated with'Co'90 gamma.rays at 77K. The yield of H atoms was found to
depend
primarily on the concentration of hydrogen ions, n0t.C104- ions. Apparently, in
acid solutions R atoms, are formed chiefly by the reaction
4 +
e
-HP + H20-
i:, 'Mus the main conditio-n..of them. formatiM and subsequent stabilization of
H'atoms-in
solutions is the presence of a sufficiently,high hydrogen ion concentration-.-
The second conditicrn~-of the~stabilization of H"atom3 is the stability of the
anion
of the acid toward the H jatpm._~.Another.condition of stabilization of H atoms
is 'the,
-presence of a coma lek~4fii6ii; geometrical c'on!-
-iguration permits their.trapping.
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AUTHOR: Belevskiy, V. N.; Bugayenko, L. T.
IORG: Moscow State University im. M. V. Lomonosov (Moskovskiy
Igosuderstvannyy universitet-y-
TITLE: Stabilization of a solvated electrox. in frozen neutral
aqueous
solutions
SOURCE: Zhurnalfizicheskoy khimii, v- 39, no- 12, 1965, 2958-2961
TOPIC TAGS: electron, aqueous solution absorption spectrum j
perchlorate,
sodium compound, x ray irradiation, gamma irrahation
ABSTRACT: The article reports the results of an investigation of
the
absorption spectra. in the visible and ultraviolet regions, in
frozen
concentrated aqueous solutions of sodium perchlorate//and other
seltsp
irradiated with x rays and gamma rays. The solutions to
beilrradiated,
were frozen with liquid nitrogen in flat quartz cells with
X-~-~klj-~qknbss
of 3 mm. The resulting glasses were transparent in the region from
250
to 1200 m1A. During measurement of the spectra with a type SF-4
spectrophotometer the cells were placed in a quartz Dower vessel
filled
with liquid nitrogen. All irradiations and measurements were done
at
770K. In Individual cases, the electron paramagnetic resonance
spectrum
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was taken witb a type EPR-2 rediospectrometer, Experimental results are
sbown grapbicall7. Observations were made of solvated eleotronss
stabilized under these conditions. Orig. art, bas: 2 figures,
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SOURCE CODE:
UR/0020/66/168/001/0122/0125;
AUTHORS; Belevekkyj V, N,; BRMenko, L. T.; Golubev, V. B.
ORG: Moscow State vnivarsitx Lm. U. V. homong Qt (Moskovskiy
gosudaretvennyy
universitet)
TITLE: Kinetics of the decomposition of radicalls in frozen
aqueous solutions of
NaC104 and HC104
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Dokladyj v. 168, no. 1, 1966, 122-125
TOPIC TAGS: free radical, chemical kinetics, electron spin
resonance
ABSTRACT: Kinetics of the disappearance of the hydrogen atoms M
and hydroxyl (n)
and chlorine trioxide (III) radicals in a frozen aqueous
solution of NaC104Aand HC104
60 T-F-51ay should
irradiated with Co 'Y -rays were investigated by means of ESR.
Such a stu
clarify the mechanism by which the molecular products of
radiolysis are formed.
Solutions were frozen in glass ampules 2--2-5 mm thick and
irradiated with Y -rays in
closes of ^j 3 x 10 16 ev/mi/sec at -196C. Modification of the
continuous method
described by V. B. Golubev (ZhM. 38P 2320, 1964) was employed
in following the
reaction kinetics. A typical decomposition curve is shown in
Fig. 1. For short
reaction times the process was strictly of second order for I
and III, but of mixed
order for II.
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Fig. 1. Typical disappearance curves for
radicals at -140C in 5 M HC10 1 - signal
4
from test sample; 2 - signal from standard;
3 - calibration lines
4 h id, fi
For an extended reaction time the process was of the first
order for all investigated
radicals. Activation energies for the disappearance of I and
III were determined,
and it was found.that the activation enerBy of the
disappearance of H in RC104is
twice that in NaCIO4. This paper was presented by Academician
A. N. Frunkin on 1.2
August 1965, Orig. art. has' 4 figures, 1 table, and 3
equations..
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AUTBM: Wang, Won-haing; Bugayenko, L. T.; Belevskiy, V. N.
ORGt Chemistry Departmentt Moscow State Universi (Khimicheakiy
fakulltet, Hoskov-
skiy gosudarstvenrqy universitet) 10
TITLEt Thermographic analysis of.sodium pLerchiorats__ solutions-,
Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, v. 110 no@ 3, 1966j 673-675
TOPIC TAGSt phase diagram., perchlorate, sodium compound,
thermographic analysi
ABSTRACT: The thermographic method was used to study the phase
transformations in con]
centrated aqueous solutions of sodium, perchlorate at low
temperatures. The thermograme
were recorded in twiperature vs. time coordinates. Both
polycrystalline samples (ob-
tained by slow freezing) and vitreous samples were studied. In
polycrystalline sam-
ples, the heating curves in the range of -196 to 000 (77-2730y,)
showed only one endo-
thermic transition at -3800 (2350K) (curve 1., Fig. 1 ). In
vitreous samples) the heat-
ing curves showed two main transitions: an exotherrdc one (with a
sharp temperature
rise) at -780C (1950K) and an endothermic one (with a distinct
plateau) at 380C1 (2350K
(curve 2., Fig, 1), The-first transition corresponds to the
devitrification of the so-
lution, ancl the second its thought. to be associatedwith the
fusion of a eutectic mix-
ture of the lVpotbetical composition NaGl04-4H2O* A phase diagram
of the aqueous so-
dium perchlorate solutions is shown in Fig, 2. Orig. art. has: 2
figures.

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Fig. 1. Heating curves of frozen 8 X NaM04 solutions
11 2 - integral thermograms of polycrystalline
and vitreous samples) 3 - differential thermo-s
gram of vitreous sample
Fig. 2. Phase diagram of aqueous sodium perchlorate

10

solutions. .4f
a - our data- b - data of P. Freeth (Rec.
Trav. chim. 43, 477, 1924). 1 temperature .41
of start of crystallization; 2 temperature
of start of fusion; 3 - temperature of tran- X
sition from vitreous to polycrystaMne state
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-3 B102/B104
AUTHORSs Bazhanova, N. P., Belevskiy, V. P., and Fridrikhov, S. A.
TITLEs Secondary electron emission of barium- and yttrium oxide at
low energies of primary electrons (1 - 100 ev)
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 3, no. 9, 1961, 261o - 2619
TEXTs The mechanism of secondary electron emission has hitherto
been in-
sufficiently studied, particularly in the range of low primary
energies
Ep. The authors studied the secondary electron emission (s.e.e.)
of thick
BaO- and Y203 layers due to 1 - 100-ev electron bombardment at
tempera-
tures of up to 5000C. The purpose of the present study was to
obtain data
on the s.e.e. threshold and on the type of E p-dependence of the
s.e.e.-
coefficient 6, of the elastic reflection factor R, and of the
coefficient
6 of the emission of slow electrons, as well as data on the
primary
emission due to primary electron reflection from the emitter. The
s.e.e.
threshold is designated as being that primary electron energy E*,
at which
p
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Secondary electron emission... B102/B104
the secondary electron energy distribution begins to display a
maximum
due to true secondary emission, and at which 6 begins to rise
rapidly.
Measurements were made in pulsed operation at t 3000C (BaO) and
twroooc (Y 20 3)
with periodic pulses. BaO and Y 203 were deposited on a nickel
and a
tungsten backing, respectively, both ranging between 50 and
100p. High-
purity condit ions were maintained throughout the work. Once
the targets were
completed, they were subjected to heat treatment for several
hours. The
measuring chamber was evacuated for 3 4 days with diffusion
pumps until
the residual gas pressure dropped to 3 5-10- 9 mm Hg. The 6 (E
P) curves
of BaO layers displayed a low maximum at E p - 3 ev, a minimum
at 5 ev,
and, subsequently, a steep but not monotonic rise to 50 ev. The
work
function was found to be (1.6 t 0.1) ev. 6 (E P) and R(E P)
were determined
fr,,)m the delay curves of the secondary current. As may be
seen, the slow-
electron apectrum begins at Ep = 5 - 6 ev. 6, R, and 6 as
functions of
Ep (Fig. 4) prar,-tically displayed no temperature dependence
between 20 and
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Secondary electron emission... B102/B104
3500C. Similar results were obtained for Y 20 3 layers.
Regarding these,
a (E P) was recorded for E P being between 1 and 90 ev. The
maximum was
found att44 ev, and the minimum atN 7.5 ev, whereupon a
nonuniform rise
took place again. The work function was (3 t 0.1) ev. a did not
change
between 20 and 10000C. Here, E* is 6.5 ev, For Y 0 Fig. 8 shows
0, R,
P 2 3'
and 6 as functionsof E p. In a detailed discussion, results are
compared
with those obtained for other dielectrics, and, above all, a
qualitative
agreement is found. A study of the energy spectra of elastically
and in-
elastically reflected electrons yielded relatively high values
(R max-"LO-5)
for the reflection factors, compared with those relative to
metals. They
cannot be explained by the sole assumption of a
quantum-mechanical reflec-
tion of primary electrons from the potential barrier of the
vacuum-di-
electric interface. It is necessary also to assume electron
scattering
within the lattice (e.g., also by phonons). The singularities
shown by
the curves (e.g., d (E ) for BaO at E C110, 15, 20, and 35 ev,
for Y 0
p p_'_ 2 3
atnL15, 25, and 35 ev; the singularities of curves R(E p ) and
&(EP) may
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Secondary electron emission... B102/B104
be seen in the figures) are associated with the energetic
structure of the
substances. Professor A. R. Shullman, whose laboratory was used
for the
investigation, is thanked for advice and discussions. D. A.
Gorodetskiy
is mentioned, There are 8 figures, 1 table, and 28 references:
10 Soviet
and 18 non-Soviet. The three most recent references to
English-language
publications read as follows: E. Taft et al. Phys. Rev. 113,
156, 1959;
A. Lempicki. Proc. Phys. Soc. B66, 278, 1953; D. Wright, J.
Woods. Proc.
Phys. Soc. 66,.1073, 1953.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni M.
I. Kalinina
(Leningrad Polytechnic Institute imeni M. 1. Kalinin)
SUBMITTED: March 27, 1961
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LUR'YJ~,,:)CU.Yu*, prof*j ANTINIVA, F.S.; BEUMSEV., A.N,
Purification of wast,6 imters from fluorides. TSve~. met.
31+ no*2:
43-47 F 161. V (KrRA 14: 6)
(industrial wotbi) (Water-parification)

111LOVANOV, L.V.; BELFVTSEV, A.N.; SHCHUKINAO G.A.
Purification of plating plants' waste water containing
cyanide.
Ochis. stoch. vod, no,3:4-16 162. (KMA 16:5)
(Cyanides) (Industrial wastes-Parification)

BELEVTSKV, A.N.; MLOVANOV, L.V.; SHCHUKINA, G.A.
Purification of plating plants' waste
Ochis. stoch. vod. UoJt~7,~-38 162.
,(Chromium) (ICndustrial
water containing chromium.
(KUU 16: 5)
wastes-Purification)

na"filff, A.T.
Usixg *lectrolysis procedures for antematic calibratisa
of wire.
Priborostrawkie ne.1-19-21 J& 1 57. Om 10-4)
Pleetric wire) (Blectrolysts)

9(2) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 1250
Belevtsev, Artem. Tikhonovich
Tekhnologiya proizvodstva potent8iometrov ~Technology of
Producing
Potentiometers) Moscow, Oborongiz, 1958. 215 p. 4,000 copies
printed.
Reviewer: Kiselev, V.M., Candidate of Technical Sciences; Ed.:
Polyakov, G.F., Engineer; Ed. of Publishing House: Kuznetsova,
A.G.; Tech. Ed.: Rozhin, V.P.; Managing Ed.: Sokolov, A.I.,
Engineer.
PURPOSE: The book Is intended for production engineers and
designers
and for personnel of scientific-research Institutes concerned
with
the design and techniques of producing electric components. It
may also be useful to students of initrument-making vuzes and
tekhn"Ikums.
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Technology of Producing Potentiometers 1250
COVERAGE: The author dezeribes the manufacture of wire
potentiometers
and their component parts. He discusses problems of assembly,
inspection and use and analyzes primary errors of wire potentio-
meters. He also gives kinematic diagrams and descriptions of ,
modern winding machines. According to the author, the Soviet and
foreign literature on potentiometers during the last 8 to 10
years
has dealt mainly with problems of design and application. Very
little has been said about production techniques. In the present
work the author attempts to give a systematic description,,a of
the
production methods employed by Soviet industry in the
manufacture
of wire potentiometers for use in aircraft Instruments and
automatic devices. He includes data obtained from recent
scientific-
research and design work conducted by a number of research
organiza-
tions. Future trends in improving the production of
heavy-current
potentiometers are briefly discussed, The author thanks Engineer
I.A. Buyanov who helged to write Chapter V and Engineer V.Kh. .
Kurn-yavKo, wAo wrote ection 7 of Chapter ViII and helped to
write
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Technology of Producing Potentiometers 1250
Section 5 of Chapter VI. There are 35 references, of which 19
are Soviet, 14 English, 1 Frenchand 1 German.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
Introduction 5
Ch. 1. Basic Information on Potentiometers 7
1. Function 7
2. Types of potentiometers- 9
3- Design of potentiometers 12
4. Construction of potentiometers 15
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Technology of Producting Potentiometers 1250
5. Applications of potentiometers 17
Ch. 2. Technical Requirements 22
1, Errors of potentiometers which distort their characterist
ics 22
2. Accuracy of potentiometer characteristics 28
Ch. 3. Wires Most Suitable for Potentiometers 34
1. Metal alloys and varnishes used in the production of
winding wires 34
2. Drawing of wires 45
3. Calibration of vilres according to resistance by the electro-
.
polishing method 49
Ch. 4. Production of Forms 68
1. Error in potentiometers caused by inaccuracies In the
production of forms 69
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Technology of Producing Potentiometers 1250
2.
Materials for forms
'(7
3.
Production of forms for linear and
functional potentio-

meters
83
Ch. 5.
Winding of Wires on Forms
96
l.'
Error in the elements of a winding machine
96
2.
Kinematic
diagrams of winders
106
Ch. 6.
Preparing the Cont~ct Path
128
1.
Mechanical method
128
2.
Chemical method
130
3.
Automatic methods
131
4.
Wet-abrasive blast method
134
5.
Ultrasonic method
136
Ch. 7. Production of Contacts and Main Assembly Details 143
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Technology of Producing Potentiometers 1250
Ch. 8.
Methods of Decreasing Overall Error of Potentiometers
150
1.
Radial"profiiling of a form
151
2.
Electric profiling by
the voltage curve
152
3.
Mechanism witb a profiled diaphragm
155
4.
Lamellar mechanism
158

Sliding-block mechahism
'
158

mechanism
Cam
129
7.
Final adjustment of the potentiometer after
completion
1 2
8.
Multiwinding potentiometers and their winding
by electro-

duplication with program control
168
Ch-. 9.
Assembly
and Inspection
184
1.
Impregnation of resistors and their
assembly
184
2.
Leads and their fastening
86
3.
Checking of basic
parameters
189
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Technology of Producing Potentiometers 1250
Ch. 10. 'Operating Conditions'of Potentiometers 201
1. Contact couples 201
2 - Shapes and sizes of contacts 211
3: Noises 212
Bibliography 214
Table of Contents
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
JP/ksv
3-18-59
215
Card 7/7

All, F4.
'Pic
if g.
9 A
K
6r r
r
elk F

EELEVTSM,.!!= Tikhonoviob -
(Technology of the manufacture of electrical
instruments]
Tekhnologiia elektropriborostrooniia. MI?skya, ICI.
Pt.2.
[Technology of electrical components] ?Wftologiin
elektro-
e.lementov. 1961. 158 p. (MIRA 16:8)
(Electric apparatus and appliances)

BEIEVTSEV, A.T.) kand.tekhn.nauk
Improving the maniLfacture of high-precitsion potentiometers.
Priborostroonie no.6:17-19 Je ,6i. (MIRA 14:6)
(PotentJometer)
Axz= gakiff=9
. - % - . - TrT~7~ ~ ~ ~'. -~ ~ - -~ ',

BELEVTSEV Artem Tikbonovich- LAMMIN, V.I... inzh.,,
retsenzent;
ANTONOIVA~ S.D.p red. izd-va;
ROZHIN, V.P.$ tekbn. red.
[Potentiometers] Potentsiometry. Moskvaf Oborongizy
1962. 354 P.
(MIRA 15: 6)
(Potentiometer)

BEgME kalmd- teklM. nauk; GOLIKOV-1 V.I., kand.
tekhn. mailk;
GOTSERIDZE, R.M.,r-Insh.; YEFIMV, V.P., kand.tekhn.
nauk
(deceased]l ![OPANMCH,,Ye.G...j~xnd. tekhn. nauk;
MALOV, A.N.f
prof.; PARFE,NOV, O.D.., kand. t~ihn.. n'auk;
ROZENEERG, A.G.,
takhn.; SW *BRATOV, M.N.jkand. tekhn. nauk; SKURATOV,
A.Ye.,
kand. tekhn. I.A.
.Taukj SOXOLOVSKIt kand. tekhn.nauk;
SYROVATCUMO, P.V., kand. tekbz!.nauk; TISHCEM, O.F.,
doktor
tekbno nauk;. USHAMV, N.N.,, kapd. tekhn. nauk;
CHUMAKOV, V.P..'
kand. tekbn..;.nauk; SHALINOV, V.A.,, kand.
tekhn.nauk; SHISHKIN,
V.A., kand. tekhn.nauk; YUZHM, I.I., inzh.;
BLAGOSKLONOVA,
N.Yu., red. izd-va; SOKOLOVA, T.F., tekhn. red.
(Manual for engineers in the iistrument
industry]Spravochnik
tekhnologa-priborostroitelia..-Pod red. A.N.Malova.
Moskva,
Masbgiz, 1962. 9M P. (MIRA 16:2)
(Instrtment manufacture)

BEIMTSEV, A.T., kand. tekhn. nauk
This manual can be recommended for instrument-manufacture
specialists with broad educational background. Priborostronenie,
no.11%32-3 of doter N t63. (MIRA 16t12)
1. Zamestitell direktora po nauchnoy rabote Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-
issledovatelli3kogo tekhnologicheskogo instituta
priborostroyeniya.

BEISMSEV, Artem Tikhonovich; ODEROV, I.A., red.
[Radio equipment manufacture technology) Tekbnologiia, pro-
izvodstva radioapparatury. Moskvay Izd-vo "Energiia,"
1964. 639 P. (MIRA 17:5)

I
j
BEI;EVTSEV-.-.A3z!~em.T-iMg-qo-,~:LLqh;.-SMILVSKIY
, Yu.V., red.
(Microminiaturization of radioelectronle
apparatus]
Mi.krominiatiuri,zatsiia radioelektronnoi
apparatury.
Moskvaj Energiia, 1965. 256 p. (MIRA 18:3)

~ACC NR: AP6029786 SOURCE CODE. UR/0119/66/0001008/0005/OOOT
.:AUTHOR.- Belevtsev, A. T. (Candidate of technical sclences)i Voronkov,
G. Y&.
(Candidat C scle es); IAdorenko, No (Corresponding member
'AN SSSR); Fedorin, V. A. (Engineer)
:ORG*. none
MTLE: Electrochemically-controlled resistor
SOURCE: Priborostroyeniyet no. 8, 1966, 5-7
TOPIC TAGS; resistor, electrochemically controlled
iresistor
!ABSTRACT: The electr( -controlled resistor A
iconsists of cell I (see figure) filled with an electrolyte and
;containing resistive electrode 2 and control metal electrode
j3. D-c control signal in applied between one end of 2 and 3.
,Readout a-c signal appears between A and B. An
i.Card 112 UDCt 6ZL 316-87 J

ACC NR: AP6029786
experimental model had an Initial resistance of 150 ohms which could
be brought.
down to 10 ohms in 7 sec. Plots of resistance vs. time and control
current and
hysteresis vs. control current are shown. The capacitance of the
cell was
40 millicoulombs with a current of 2 ma, and a resistance of 5-150
ohms. So farp
!
its 7
the new device has hardly been practical: it cannot operate as a
potentiometer;
hysteresis is too large; the resistance -hysteresis relation is
nonlineari onir ac
in suitable for readout; resistance variation rate is insufficient
the device
survives only about 2000 cycles of operation. Orig.- art. hasr 7
figures and
I formula.
SUB CODE: 09 SUBM DATE: now ORIG JLEFt 003 OTH RE]r: 003
Card 212

ACC NR: A117005615 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/67/000/002/0052/0053
INVENTOR: Belevtsev,_A. T.; Dudkin, L. D.; Ycrofeyev, R. S.;
Lidorenko, N. S.;
Khanin, M.
ORG: - none
TITLE: A method for manufacturing thermoelements. Class 21, No.
190448 (announced by'
the All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Current Sources
(Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-
issledovatel'skiy institut istochnikovtoka) I
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no.
2, 1967, 52-53
TOPIC TAGS: thermocouple, temperature sensitive element. CL)A)ReXj
7-
ABSTRACT: A method of making thermocouples with a variable
concentration of electric
Icurrent carriers along the operating temperature gradient is
introduced. To assure
both optimum variable concentration of the carriers and
thermodynamic stability of
,the elements, the amount of alloying impurities in the carrier
concentration is
Idetermined by the specific solubility of the alloying impurities,
thus assuring the
desired relationship between the carrier concentration and
temperature-i.e.,.
n = T3/4. [JR)
l
SUB CODE: 09/ SUBM DATE: 29jul65
~,Card 1 UDC: 621,362.1

BMVTSEVg B.Ae; RETTAG, V,A.
-Experimental study of thick-walled CYlinders under tension.
Sbor. Ot. NIIKMD04ASH no.21,-23P-32 (KIRA 11:7)

BELICVTSW, B.A.; YERYTAG, V.A.
PeriGC44 the wthod of measuring the deformhon of bodies of
high-Pre8sure apparatuses by means of vire resistance strain
gauges.
Sbor, at@ NIIMII)MSH noa2lr,'-4-64 138.. OaRk 1-1: 7)
(Deformations (Heblhanics)) (Metals'--Testing)
Mum

ACCNR~__jjki6~77 (W) SOURCE CODE: UR/0314/66/000/008/OM.1/0013
AUTHOR: Belevtsev, B. A. (Engineer); Freytag,_V._A. (Candidate of
technical actinces)
ORG: None
TITLE: Stationary seals at high pressures
SOURCE: Khimicheskoye i neftyanoye mashinostroyeniye, no. 8, 1966,
11-13
TOPIC TAGS: sealing device, hermetic seal, high pressure
ABSTRACT: The authors describe the basic
operating principles of two types of
seals used at the Leningrad Scientific
Research Institute W-C-hem-i-cal M-a-c-'hi-in-ery
in hydraulic teGts and r6c7 n- d V -a FI-ou-s
modifications for improving seal design.
.The two types of seals are shown in
figures I axkd 2. The viscoelastic type
may be used for testing thick-walled
cylinders at an internal pressure of
up to 6000 atm. The viscoelastic seal-
ing elements are.made from various
~v
L-A
Ar
lam
Tigure 1. Viscoelastic seal for testing thick-'
!walled cylinders: 1--sleeve; 2--viscoelastic
elements; 3--blind stopper; 4--booster head;
'5and8--yokes with collars; 6--transfer mandrel;
'-7--t ick-valled cylinder.
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k7d_NG__AP60_28577
materials depending on the operating condi-
tiona. The operation of the seal is explained
by treating the vincoelastic material as a
viscous liquid. The material is forced into
the clearance extremely slowly due to its
Ii rh ! ev- On the other hand , if the
gap is so small that the friction of the
flowing viscoelastic material against the
wall of the gap balances -the pressure of
the medium, the material will not be forced
into the gap at all. This type of seal
works equally vell under liquid and gas 1--cocTonents
pressures. Elastoplastic seals (see figure Figure 2.
Faastoplastic seal:
being sealed; 2--rings made of vis.doelastiC
2) are a combination of a corrugated liner material; J--annular
mandrel.
and a viscoelastic seal. The annular man-
drel in this type of seal is made from soft
iteel. As the internal pressure increases this mandrel'is
subjected to radial defor-
mation. Expansion of the mandrel under the effect of internal
pressure continues un-
til the projections on the outer surface of the mandrel touch the
inner -surface of the
components being sealed. When the internal pressure is reduced or
released, radial
deformation of the ring keeps the seal airtight. Suggestions arre
made for improving
the reliability and durability of-both types of seals. Orig. art.
has; figures.
SUB CODE; 13/ SUBM DATE; None
.Card 2/2

BELEVTSEV D.H.
Space arrangement for sunflower in the zone of insukficient
moisture
Zemledelie 24 no-3:60-70 Mr 62. (MM 15:j)
1. Donskaya opytnaya stantslya.
(Rostov Province--Sunflowers) (Plants, Space arrangement of)

ALEKSEYEV, A.P., kand. biol. nauk; LUKASHEV, A.I.s, kand.
selt-
khoz. nauk;,BELEVTZEV.-D-X., kand. sellkhoz. nauk;
KALININ, N.I., st. nauchn. sotr.; VIDANOV, L.A., akademik,
red.; ALEKSMVI., R.L., red.
[Sunflowers in the Dan Valley] Podsolnecbnik na Donu. [By]
A.P.Alekseev i dr. Rostov na Donup Rostovskoe knizhnoe
izd-
vo., 1964. 110 P. (MRA 17:6)

IxWMEqV$ %_*A. 1~ GAVRILENKOp N."; GRINENKO,, I.M.;
XOROSTIK, P.O.;
UEELINIKOVO I.V.j KWAVTSEV,, N.I,, kand. tekhn. nauk;
MISHCHENKO,, N.M.; POPOVI N.N,,, kand., tekhn. nauk;-
SEMIK, 1,P,,,
kand. tekhn. nauk; TOTSKIY, M.P,,.kand. tekhn. nauk;
SH&STOPAUff,
I.I.; Prinimali uchastiye: SOLDATKIN,, A.I.; SOLCHKO,
V.P.;
SOLCMATIN, L.M.; BOLOTSKIY., D.V.; ZAPOROZHETS, N.P.;
BMCHASTNYY, A.Te.; SHVETS.. N.Kh.; LIMNIN, S.D.;
SHUMSKIY, L.B.;
VASIKOVICHO N.A.1 YEROKHINA, A.I.; GELTM, B.A.
Desvlfuration of pig iron in a fast-revolving and
conti=ous
dr=o Met.. i gornorud. prcm. no-423-5 Jl-Ag 165. (MIRA
18:10)

.PMBEIEVTSET, 1.11.
Indr-6ning the rate of longwall operations. Ugoll Ukr. 6
no.6:27-28 -Te 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Zamertitell glavnogo inzhenera shakhty No.54 tresta
BokovoarGratsit,
(Donets Basin-Coal mines and mirim)

]
1-
4"7 Ap--Te 1620 deIposits. Analele geol geogr 16 no.2s

BAMTSEV, M.N., inzh.
-
Walls and ceilings of processing sections of meat
combines. Prom.
stroi. 37 no.9-32-3? S '59. (MIRL 13:1)
(Walls) (Meat industry)

.11
MUTSM. ya 13
Geochemical methods of prospecting for orer deposits..Geolzbpr.
% n0-3:94-97 156. (ma qjn)
(Geochamical prospecting)

AUTHOR BELEVTSEV N.Ya., TEPLITSKAYA N.V. OD-~247/67
TITLE A Case--oT-S-econdary Concentration of Ferriferous
Quartzites of the
Olenegorsk Deposit.
(Sluchay wtorichnogo oboga8hoheniya zhelezistykh kvartistov ny
Olenegroskom mestorozhdenii .-Russian)
PERIDOCAL Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR,1957,Vol 113,Nr 2,pp
411-413 U.S.S.R.)
Received 6/1957 Reviewed 7~1957
ABSTRACT Perroferous quartzites which lie among old archaic
gneissare wi-
despread over the U.S.S.A. (Ukraine,Ural,Aldan and
Kola-peninsula).
By several peculiarities they differ from the ferriferous
hornblen-
des and gespilites from Krivoy -Rog and the KMA (-Kursk
magnetioal
Anomaly).Iron-quartzites are used as raw meterial for the
production
of blast furnee aglomeration.So far important deposits of rich
iron-
ores have never been found among them.The iron containing
quartzite
from Olenogorsk (Kola-peninsuld) is a streaky rock, consisting of
ore-containing and ore-free alternating intermediate layers.They
are not workable, but are interesting from a scientific point of
view,as they demonstrate the secondary concentration process and
canthus refer to the possible occurrence of rich workable
ores;the
ore-layers (0-5,12 mm thick) here mainly consist of magnetite
with considerable quantites of quartz and smaller quantites of
hae-
matite,amphibolite and pyroxene.The two former form intercreseen-
ces and idiomorphic crystals.Spacesare filled by non-ore
minerals.
Card 1/3 The o-re-free layere(O-3-15 mm) consist of quartz, at
times with

. . I
A Case of Secondary Concentration of Ferriferous .20-2-47167
Quartzites of the Olenegorsk Deposit.
subordinate quantities of amphibolite, pyroxene and biotite.Iron
content of the quartzites fluctuates between 23 and 27 UP to 36%,
on the average - 33%. The "vein" of the rich iron-ore (ill.1) lies
between amphibalite-magnetite-quartzites with an inclination of
25-360 towards-the streakiness of the latter and has a steep in-
cline (6o-650) towards the south.When unearthing them they can be
followed for 7-8 m. Their complicated folding which usually ceases
in contact with quartzite is characteristic. Ore consists oft mag-
netite 595L, haematite 12%, amphibolite 18% and quartz 8%.
Amphibo-
lite can be classed within the actimolite series. Pyroxene is in-
termediate between aegirine and augite.In contact with ore, quar-
tzite is concentrated by amphibolite and pyroxene, which here re-
places quartz and which mostly deposit in the intermediate layere
of quartz as margins along the borders of the intermediate layers
of ore.Iron-quartzites here contain: 3-5% haematite, 5.1% amphi-
bolite and 5% pyroxene. A great similarity of the minerological
and
incidentally also of the chemical composition as well as of the
constitution of the ore quartzites and iron-ores can be noticed,
except for different quantities of iron and silicic acid.Thus the
secondary concentration of the iron quartzites consists it% the
in-
crease of content of ore mineralst Pyroxene and amphibolite, which
replace quartz in ore containing and ore-free intermediate layers.
Such a mineral-paragenesis could develop in the ore on the
occasion
Card 2/3 of a certain surplus of Fe, Mg,Ca,Na, and Al.The
Fe-increase in the

A. Case of Secondary Concentration of Ferriferous BROWN
Quartzites of the Olenegorsk Deposit. 2D~34~'76_7
ore can also be explained by its motioh within the quartzite lay-
ers.With regard to time the secondary concentration can be pla-
ced into the period of the general metamorphism of the sediments
and of the formation of the respective rocks.Similar
modifications
of rock composition are also known at several places of the
Ukraine. In Olenegorsk the "veins" can represent a symptom for
the
presence of workable deposits of rich iron-ores
(With 1 schedule,2 illustrations,2 citations from Slavic publica-
tions).
ASSOCIATION Institute for Geological Sciences of the Academy of
Science
PRESENTED BY KORZHINSKIY D.S., Member ofthe Academy
SUBMITTED 16.3-1956
AVAILABLE Library of Congress
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P4L-EV-T-gU-,-Rxla&-EXelievtoov.. R&IA. I
Division of intrusive rocks as reveals& by the studies
in the
Uda-]Khi:Lok intarfluve of western Transbaikalia.
Geol.zhur. 22
no.51-75-80 162. (MIRA 15:12)
1* Kiyevskiy gomWarstvennyy universitet.
(Transbaikalia-Rocks, Igneous)

KOM WIN, V.G., nachallnik; 'IN023HTM.P.P., nachallnik;
BXIZVTSIV, T.N.,.
uprailyayushchiy; GARYASU, V.V., uprav1yayushchiy;'-GWM?VM.
upralya-
yushchiy; KCKOVALOV. G.I., upravlyayushchiy; GIT-1-11H,
A-L, nachallnik;
GUBIN, H.I., glavVy inshener.
The Soviet miners honor Miners Day with new industrial
victoriex.
Ugoll 28 no.8:5-15 Ag '53. (91-RA 6:7)
1. Kombinat Kusbassugoll (for Kozhavin). 2. Kombinat
Karaganclaugoll
(for Inozemtsev). 3. Treat Stallnugoll (for Belevtoev). 4.
Treat Kalinin-
ugoll (for Gryazev). 5. Treat Holotovagoll (for Grachev).
6. Treat
Shchekinugoll (for Konovalov). ?. Sliakhtoupravlania
No.9/12 tresta
Shchekinugoll (for Giller). 8. Shakhta No.34 tresta
Krasnoarmeyokugoll
(for Odbin). (Goal mines and mining)

t2L~M4VTZI~l
,~~ VO T, 11,
Pelevtsev, T. K.
" Investigation of the Pr b1 of Selecting an Effective
System of Working
0 TS
the Strata of the Gorlovka trats, und-ir the Conditions
of the 'Stalinugoll
Trust." Min Coal Industry Ukrainian SSR. "Stalinugol"
Trust. Stalino, 1955.
(Dissertations for theDegres of Candidate in Technical
Sciences).
SO- Knizhnaya latopist, No 27, 2 July 1955

BSLRVTSEV,T.N., inshener, laureat Stalinskoy premii;
LIPKOVIC9,S.M.,
W-11"Im"Olwatv ~ I ~
Experience in working with toll pillars at"the mines
of the
Stalino Coal Trust. ugol, lo no.4:35-38 Ap 155.
(XLRA 8:6)
I. Treat Stalinagoll (for Belavtaev) 2. Donstakiy
industrialinyy
institut (for Lipkovioh)
(Donate Basin--Coal mines and mining)

SIMPVT33-WI T,. N,
Bel,17tsev, T. N.
"Investigation of the problq of selecting an effective
system of working
the strata of the G6r1o%-ka, C2 deposit undir the conditions
of the 'Stalinugol"
trust." Hin Coal Industry Ukrainian SSR. "Stalinugoll" Trust.
Stalino, 1956. (Dissertation For the Degree of Candidate In
Technical Sciences.)
Knizhnaya letopis'
No 21, 1956. ~bscow.

T N - SAPITMT, Ur.; PONONAW, I.M.
3MYTS ~~ I , -
Book entitled "Advancing and retreating. system in
miningg published
by the Southern State Institute of Mi.no Planning.
Rev'iewed by T.N.
Belevtoov, X.F.Sapitskii, I.M.Ponomarev. IU9011 31
n0-3:46 Mr 156.
(MM 9:7)
l.Trest Staliuugol:1 (for Belevteev).
2.Donetskiy-induatriallnyy
institut (for Sapitskiy. Ponomarev).
(Coal mines and mining)

RILMSW. T.K., kand. takhn. nauk, Geroy Sotsialisticheskogo
Truda.
. Schedule of Continuous work cycles, Ugoll Ukr. 3
uo.11:32-33 X
'59. (min 13-.3)
1.UpravIya " hohly trestom Stalinugoll.
(Donate Basin-,-Coal mines and mining)

RUMSEV, T.]&, kand.tlkhn.nauk,
labo
Ways Of-Ancreasing r produ#ivity and reducing production costs.
Ugol 316 'no. 5 4-7 My (MIRA 1415)
1. Ujravky~~ushchiy atom Stalinugoll.
(Go.~l*mines and mining-Labor productivity)

-P~ ~k~hQn Nik0l eUich, Geroy Sotsialisticheskogo
Truda, kand.
tekhn. naukj KOGAN, F.Ya., otv- red.j GR331ER, N.S.,
red. izd-va;
SHKIYAR, S.Ya... tekbn. red.; BOLDYREVA, Z.A., tekhn.
red.
(Profitable mine work]Rentabellnaia rabota shakht.
Moskva, Gos-
gortekhizdat, 1962. ?6 p. (MIRA 16:1)
(Donsto.Basin--Coal mines and mining)

IVMMff. G..B...kand..tekhnnauk; ROZENMID,:S.M., insh... BJUATTS".
T*x.,
#ski; SMj X41*# Who; FA119M. TueNj, inzh.; TOLCHIKO T.A.,
takhnik;'UTBMY. T.F., kand.tekhn.naukl NAUKOV, A.A., telrknik;
6RMRyzi,'P,A., red.; KORNSMA, Y.N., tekb"d. F"
[Albums of drawings of equipment for assemblin precast reinfoT(:ed
- 9
concrete construction elements] Allbom ebartezhel oborudoyaniia
diia iontaxha abornykh xhalesobetonnykh konstruktsiio Moskyal Oovo
isd-vo lit-ry po stroit., arkhit. I stroitomaterialang 1?58, 170 P-
(MMA 12:8).
l.-Jkademiya stroitel'stva i arkhitaktury SSSR.
Inatitu't"organizateii,
makhanizataii i tekhnicheskoy pombehohi stroitel'styu. 2. Nauabnyye
sotraftiki laboratorii betonnykh i shelezo"betonnyka rafa'6t
Knuchno-ionledo-.
vatel..Ndc4go institute orgtnizateli, makhanizataii i
tekhn.pomoshchi.strot-
%eVvtv'U'(fPr all except'Gordeyev, Korneyeva).
t-Reinfoiced conbrete c6natriletion-Niblei;v cslculation~, etc.

BEIVTS.Up VAS i7azh,; D.DMNOVp VA., kandotokhnonauk
Traveling detachment for mechanizing small dispersed building
operations. Stroiai dor.mash. 6 no.7s:L3-17 n 61. (KM 04--7)
(WIding machinery)

MAGAKIYAN, I.G.; AKIMNKO, N.M.; GERSHOYG, Yu.G.;
GRECHISHNIKOV N.P.; KALYAYEV, G.L-~ KAR SHENBAUH, A.P.;
I I
KRAVCIMNKO, V.M.; KMISHOVI.M.P.; MAKSIMOVICH, V.L.;
MELINIK,,
Yu.P.; PITADE, A.A.; SKURIDIN, S.A.; STRIGIN, A.I.;
FEDORCIENKOp
V.S.; FOMENKOt V.yu.
Reviews ancl.bibliography. Geol. rud. mestorozh. 7
no.3:113-
117 MY-Je 165. (MIRA .18:7)

/Geopbaroics, -'Faul.to NOY/Dee 5g.
cq "Problem of Pbases Governing Formation of
Str4c-
tures of the Krivoy Rog Metamorphic Zone,"
Ya. N.
Belevtse3r
"Iz Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser Geol" No 6, PP 20-35
Analyzes conditions governing formation of
linear
folding and faulting in the case of laminar
flow
of materials and the various metem rphisme of
rocks in submeridional and sublatiti,dinal
faulting
zones. Discusses two types of granite
intrusions.
Concludes that two tectonic phases of Kilvoy
Rog
structural formation existed, Determines and
241TW
dboerves the continuous course of a folding
for-'
istion, detecting its retardation and
accelera-
tion.
24IT44."

11 IMLIMIT, Yk. No
2. SSSR 4600)
4. Gsolog3rv Structural-Krivey Rog
7. 'Phases in the formation of struotures of the KrivoY Rog
metamorphic belt.
Do)d. AN SSSH 86 No. 5. 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
FebruarY .1953. Unclassified.

B3LEVTSIW, Ta. N. ; TOKHTMT. G. V.
Propriety of the term Ocleavage.0 Izv.AN SSSR. Ser.geol.
no.4:1)3-135 JI-Ag
153. (MLRA 6*-8)
(Rocka--Cleavage)

-73 72
M.
Duel&
JRP.- 9IS4 M6 3a4 0
l4 oreIs k co;icted I

BODIONOV,S.P., redAtor; ZHAMMOVSKIY.M.A., radakto
Y'e.K., takhnicheekiy redaktor
(Iron ore prospecting in areas influenced by magmatic anomalies]
Poiskovye kriterii zhelesnykh rud magnitnykh anomalii. Kiev, Izd
vo Akademii nauk Ukrainakol SSR, 1954. 42 p. (Akademiia nauk URSR,
Kiev. Instytut goologichnykh nauk. Trudy Serlia petrografii, mi
neralogii i geokhimil, no.4) (HLRA 8:10)
(Prospecting) (Krivoy Rog--Iron ores)

BKWTMI U.N.
A.P.Nikol'skii's views on the stratigraphy and structure of
Pro-Cambrian rocks of Krivoy, Rog. Izv.AH SM. Ser.geol. 19
no.2:
156-161 Mr-Ap 054. (Ma ?.-?)
(Krivor Rog-Geology, Str&ttgraphla) (Geology, Stratipaphic-
Krivor Rog) (Nikoliskil, A.P.)

U884/deology

Caid

:'hAhors
'v
Belevtsev-,, Ya. N. i *and Dubinkina, R.
P..

t'
Massive ma-Aite-hematite.ores from-the Saksagansk region'of

Krivoy~Rog.Ukr-SSR
Periodical

s.

Dokl.. AN. 96,;Ed*
SS~R 2, 355 357) May 1954
,Abstract
s'--
Massive martite~-hematite re
form eparat
0 a 8 e strata. among,.

sn'(?)4-but moat often they are found in close
Dzhespilite

connection ~with I porous martite ores. -The samples
describedin

this-report,were.extracted from hematite-martite ores
depoalti6d

in "Dzhes ilit6s" (7) of the fifth ferriferrous horizon.
P

of massiverich iron-ores from the, "Dzhespilites" (2) is Ponaected

with the deep metasomatic promses atcompanied by the addition of:-

Irowand~pioportional lose of silica. Six USSR references

photo'
Tables,,
Iristittition
.3
Acadeaq of Sciences Ukr-SSR, Institute of
Geological ScienC434

s'-,-:
Academician: 1). Sa-Korzhinakiy,.Uarch 130
1954

BRIETTSXV, Ya.NU.A.KIWW. NX: zHrLKINSKry, S.I.
Scientific activity of N.P.Semenenko.
Hin.abor.no.9:335-338 155.
(KW 90-9)
I.Kiyev. Institut goologii AN USSR (for Belevteer).
2.rrivoy Rog.
Upravleniye geol,ogo-raxvedochnogo tresta (for
Akimenko). 3-KrivoY
Rog. Gorno-rudw Institut (for Zhilkinekly).
(Semenenko, likolai Pantelelmonovich. 1905-)

W.
-7-4

ep- I, E-V, ,
RODIONOV. S.P.; BYNLTXVTSEV, Ya.K.
Twentieth meeting of the International Geological
Congress. GeQl.
.shur. 16 no.4:89-92 156. (KIAL 10:2)
(Nexico (City)-4sology-CongresS68)

SWNENKO. Nikolay Pantaleymonovirh,;_.BZIXMEV, Ya.11..
otv. red.;
ZATIRYUKRINA, T.H., red. izd-va.; RXMMTUT#--r.H., tekha.
red.
[Structural and petrographic map of the Ukrainian
crystalline shield]
Strukturno-patrograficbeekaia karta ukrainekogo
kristallicheakogo
mess iva * Kiev, I-ad-vo Akad. w uk USSR, 1957. 75 P
(MIRA 11:11)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN USSR (for Belevtsev).
(Ukraine--Geology. Structural)

AKIKR=, N.M.; TIMMUM GOROSHNIKOV, B.I.; DUBINKINA. R.P.;
ISHCHINaF. D.I.; IQ~'R NBAUX, I.P.; IULISHOV,.K.P.;
LYASKOHNIMO,
K.P.: MAXSIHOVIGH, V.L.; SKURIDIN, S.A.; SMOSHTAV, R.I.;
Tommy,
G.V.; YOMWO. T;Yu.; SHOMMEAKOVA, X.F.; SIMOT. M.T.,
Fed.isd-va;
AVERKIYXVA, T.A., takha.red.
[Ge'ologioal.etructure and iron ores of the Krivor Rog
Basin]
Geologlcheekoe stroanie i shelmys rudy Krivoroshakago
bassaina.
Hoakia,'Goe. mauchaq-takhn.izd-vo lit-r7 po geologli I
okhrene
nedr, 1957. 278 P. (MIRA 11:3)
(Krivoi Rog Basin--Oaology)

Ise ~ p- V -1 -5Q V,)'Y"Z, . fil ,
BBLIIVTSWO - I I.-AKIMMO, K.M,; ZHIIKINSIKIT, S.I.;
SHCHISRAXOT, SoDs;
- Tully, G.T.; SIROMMARp P.I.; 70MINKO, V.Tu.
Xethod for studying struotures of the Krivoy Rog Ikein, Mool,
shure
17 no,200-82 157, (XIM 10811)
(Mrivoy Rog BILsin-Geology, ;truatural)

-2:,

:A

N
l
~f~q
T

,
I
j! aw
Kdvoll Rog Bula. Vk.
Ry". 0-1 tb.

'en I.C
are rcvsc~avtl rmn I:Q

cj-:m&:.ts d LI-C nati,~v cre/gaDg ior

11001 gi~ Itis
pf.'utt-A (-v- ho~v tl,t

-c; wi -aft 4a iAQ'Q i n
co.n3lin chaug e.g. in otie sh .

& 'OIMV,-Cd b- (!'~, 61-A itl

lhesl~s are
gream dcrAll oecLn a mavtitc-l ft~

on tht~ gnmL!s , tbtt Vc c,-, c
Y

L- tbis and it Ig coaclaied that 0~ i3c ivcrh white

VA: 20% mi. What
'

wh-h &S aw-ch Fe =4 Q-t

r P
Jci

BILEVTSLV. U.N.: TIPLITSKAYA, N.V.
.X ~166 Mcondary concentration of iron-containing
quartzites
of the Olenegorsk deposit. Dokl. AN SSSR 113 no.2:411-413
Mr 157.
(MLTLA '10:5)
1. Institut goologicheskikh nauk AkademH nauk USSR.
Predstavleno
akademikom D.S. Korshinskim.
(Kola peninsula--Iron ores)