SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BELINSKAYA, N.I. - BELINSKIY, B.A.

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U~,Z!;.VHuman L', eiiiwl %yciology - Physiology of Labor end V-10
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., Tio 4, 1958, 18718
Author : ON. lrachorovskaya, N.I. Belinskp-ya nnd A.?. D'yachenko
Inst : The Kiev Institute of Physical Cult---e.
Title ; Special Features of the Electrocardiograms of Young Athle-
tes.
Orig Pub : Tr. Kiyevsk. in-ta fiz. kulltury, 1957, 2, 75-81
Abstract : No abstract.
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GALLAK, V.M.;,_~L~LINSKSA~_,_!.~q PAUOVA, T.A.
Chlorination of methane by chlorine oxide. Zhur.prikl.khim# 38
no.1112599-2602 N 165,
(MIRA 18-.12)
1. Submitted October 14, 1963.

AUTHORS:
Skobets, Ye*M** 32-7-6149
TITLE;
The Polarographic D
termination of Manganese in Copper Alloys
t

by an oxidation on
he Platinum Anode. (Polyarograficheskoye

opredeleniye inargantsa v
splavakh medi oki8leniyem na platinovom

anode)
PERIODICAL:
Zavodskaya Laboratorlya, 1957, Vol. 23, Nr 7, PP- 791-793 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
With this method the waves of the ionic oxidation of the
bi-

valent manganese are determined in an ammonia milieu. The ex-

periments were made on an automatic polarograph (constructed by

the Institute for Idechanic Constructions of the AN USSR) with a

mirror galvanometer of the Leningrad Institute for the
Construction

of Physical Apparatus. The anode is a platinum wire,
the cathode

a saturated calomel electrode, connected with the
solution to be

determined, in the electrolvtic cell by means of a
special agar-

agar anchor. For the registration of the polarogram
the anode was

overflowed with sulphuric acid (1:1) and distilled
water. Here a

deposit of manganese dioxid was to be observed on
the platinum

anode, In the paper the manganese oxid reaction in
the ammonia

milieu is figuratively presented as well as zhe
dependence of the

precipitation potential upon the concentration
and the solution;

it also deals with the chemical structure of the
preparation for
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the manganese anode reaction in the
ammonia-aloali-milieu, with

The Photographic Determination of Manganese in Copper Alloys
32-7-6/49
by an oxidation on the Platinum Anode.
the results of a polarographic determination of manganese in
copper alloys and the polarograms for manganesei which were re-
gistered by the bronze solution.
ASSOCIATION: Ukrainian Academy for Agriculture (Ukrainakaya
sellsk$okhozyayst-
vennays, akademiya)
AVAILABDE: Library of Congress
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llv~q 11~1
SKOBETS, Te.M.; M!~~ .-I -
PolnrogrAphic study of manganese oxidation at a platinum
micro-
electrode (with summary in Inglish). Zhur.fis.khim-31
no-7:1474-1480
11 157. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Mrrainskva sellskokhozyavetvennaya akademiya, Kiyev.
(Manganese) (Oxidation) (Polarography)

(c&41A)SWnVfi /V-j-
SKOMS, Ya9H,;ABAIOAR , I.L.; IMITSIR, X.P.;
IMLINSELTA, N.I.
. -,
Polarographio soil analysis* Determining the intake
capacitr of
sollit Fochmedenis moolt99-103 Ja 138. 1(MIRA llt2)
(Soils-Analysts)
(Polarography)

nira~ncnk.), 't. N. -F;elin~-kny%, I% T.
OR t,
raphIze Y,et_,rmination of' Iodino ane! '~,rom~nc in
7TL
'iej~iv.ci,.d ol've ro crri.f ich.. --I- oye, opr~ide I en
-1.y:-~: ~ycdn t)
Ir moroL;oy kapusto)
7
.'.kT-,: Zak,odckayjr_. luboratoriva, 1953, Vol. `41,
n 7e i o,4 i ne and b rom -inE, a rp -IX14 dzr, 1 ,~. t t -:a t
inum Enoj(.
h
and sho7, polprogram Tavr- Fuitable !'or quent-itative determ-
nations the polarojraphic method YjL3 u3i~d Ln th3 present
inve,nigationa mi sea-weel. The tjeawec-d Y.--as dried, mixed
wi th
-potaoh, Puiv.~r-i2*--ld, and c,-lcinated. Th,, purm.-4,hite
po-,~der ob-
tained wu3 dissuved in IN. hlrdro0iloric acH ~:.nl the --xctract
W-Ij Sdeterminfd polneogr -,phic,-.1 1y u _~ i i i ~g- -- n I
-, t i n 11 m7, -; r ~~- ~ - 7 _1 , I ., _1
~7,b 'ho anole. It wue foun! that a quantitutiv~
detarminat~'(_w:,
o,;' io-Jine and bromin,~-. in th!_- o!' on,_~ ~ rnti,,or i~-
-pcs-
~:wi in doiio~ _-r) tii,- bj~tiviin- L-.
,!early -.,.,ith a ztzitionnry c1cctroict. A t_1,i-_- trl!,t in
calcinatine the ~,oaweod ct about IC-000 t!!o ,umount of
jofj~inc
is decreased. The cowvl-_,ten,~,es of the extraction 7i-F!
check.--d,
r~-nd it wr-.5 _,'ounl tl)-;t iodirc. %,n,,~ t.,_- 'nromin,~ h,
d
Ir.CL.~-,j bzen completely extracted. Thcr~ v.,J-1,2 rind 2
r-~-ferr-nc~:.~ij

C " Y / 5 ~~ , ,1 -4 5 !" ~
Th" Folsvojtr~Aflhic
of loti,'w! --:rvI, '?--ornint~ iii Sea,~:eed
of k~hich i~ro ~-'-ovl-t.
UkrvAMkaya s e1 I sk -t (Ukrainian
Agricultural Academy)

BELINSKAYA, N. I., Cand of Chem Sci -- "Poly6raphic
Determination of
ManEanese on a Platinum Anode," Kiev, (Kiev State Univ
1 1959, 19 PP
Im Shevchanko) (KL, 2-60, 110i

SKOBETSj Ye.N.p doktor k1himichaskikh nauk, prof.; BUINSKAU,
N.J.,
assistent; ATAMANENKO, N,N-t dotsent
Folarographic analysis of manganese in plants. Nauch. trudy
UASM 10%1243-249 160. (KIu 14:3)
(Naganese) (Plants-ChemicAl analysis)
(Polarograpby)

EELINSKAU.,. N I. -
Cartograpi"Iz. paper. Standartizatellia 25- non:1+6 N l 61.
(MM 14:3-1)
(Cartogmphy-Fjquipwnt 8nd Oupplies)

GAILAKj VAj BELINSKAYA X.1.1, PAReVI, T.J.
Method of preparingchlorine zaide. Zhwaprik3.kb4m. 38
no.6-,=5~-
22-1.9 is 165- (W&k 18210)

ADOLIF, Y.A.: POMIGALO, A.I.; KOIMO, A.N,;-ZWNMTA, U.N.;
PATLOTA,
A.M.; L3B3DINfXIT,,G.B., red.; irAsmoviCH';
SLIKIND, Y.D.. takhn.red.
[Catalog of spare parts for the DSSh-14, DSM-14K, and
DYM-16
(automotive chassis-type) tractors] Katalog %apasnykh
chastei
traktorov MSSh-14. DM-14K i DYSSh-16 (tipa samokhodnykh
shassi))
(XUU 13:3)
1. Kharvkovskiy traktorosborochnyy savod. 2. Otdal glavnogo
konstruktora Kharlkovskogo traktorosborochnogo zavoda (for
Adollf,
Podrigalo, Koden1co, Belinskaya. Pavlova). 3. Glavnyy
inzhaner
Kharlkovakogo traktorosborochnogo zavoda (for Lebedinskiy).
(Tractors--Gataloge)

L 16;32-6? E4TW/FPF(n)-Z/T/EPA(bb)-2
ACCE SION NR: AP4049536
r>-4 S3-/XF.VL
S 0089 64/617/005/03.59/0366
AUTHORS; Ushakov, G. N. Kochetkov, L. A.; Konochkin, V. G., 3
K
ver'vanov. V. S.; 2z1QYA_X._%Lj; Sudnitsy* -0. A.1 Belrnsk~ya,
Slyusarev, P. N.; Iva v
_v. I
7, ~no- 5, 19 -366 t
OURCE: AtomnAya energila ', 44, 359
TITLE: Operating experience'with the first atomic electric station.
as an experimental installation
TOPIC TAM research reactor. reactor theory, r*actor operation
ABSTRACT: Different experimental loops added to the f.rst atomic
described. These include
energy station for research purposes are
the followings 1) double-passage steam superheating loopi 2),water
loop with natural circulation'i;3) water loop for water-cbemistry
researchl 4) high pressure water 'loopt 5)'loops for orgdnic-liquid
research (with high and low mel~ting temperatures). Bach of the
loops is briefly described. Other phases of the research are tests:
of the behavior~of the graphitelcore at high temperatures, operating
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L 16282-65
ACCESSION NRz AP4049536
tests on various~channels and fuel elements of tubular
construction,!
investigations of the radionnalysis of water and superheated
steam,
investigation of deposition of radioactive impurities from the
su-
perheated steam on the turbine blades. Some of the brief
reports
are accompanied by tables showing the variation of the
operating
conditions of various'sections of the reactor with time. Orig..
art. bass 3 tables and 2 figures.
ASSOCIATIONs None
SUBMITTEDt 00 ENCLI 00
V
SUB CODEs NP NR REP SOVS 000 OTHERs 000
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USHAKOV, G.N,; KOCHETKOVp L.A-; KONOCHKIN$ V.G.;
SEVhM'YANOV, Y.S.;
KOZLOV, V.Ya.; SUDNITSYN* O.A.; BELINSKAYAt N.T.;
SLYUSWV,
P.M.; IVANOV, V.A. ----
Fzcploitatlon of the First Atomic Power Station as an
experimental plant. Atom. energ. 17 no-5059-366 N 164.
(MRA 17t12)

BELIE'SKAYA, 11. V.
Role of toxop asmosis in some fonnns of obstetrics
athology.
Sov. med. 27 no.11:68-70 N t63 WrRA 18:1)
1. Iz akushersko-ginekologicheskoy kliniki No.2
(zav. - prof.
Ya.M. Landau) Donetskogo raeditsinskogo instituta
(r6ktor -
prof. A.M. Genizzlikin) i Dozietskoy oblastnoy san
i tarn o-epide-
miologicheskoy stantsii (zav. N.F.Lazarenko).

BELDISsa:'[P., o. i.
BELINISKAYA, 0. T.- "Disentei- I T~;phoid-rxiratyphoid
Bactpriophages Isolated in the
i an( U
City of Khabarovsk, and their Biological Fropertics."
Khabarowsk Scl lRes Innt of
Vaccines and Scl-wris of the Ilin of Public licalth USSR,
Bliabarovsk, 19'511, (Dissertations
for Degree of Candidate of Medical Sciences)
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis' No. 26) June 1955', Moscow

~PIKOVXS, P,T,; ONSTAITINOT, &A&; NAUMIM, N.I&;
BIMIYMTA, O-Is
Plrotein fractions in antitoxic sera at different
stages of
production. Report 116.11 Nectrophoretic studies on
senm
proteins during the hyperimmunization of horses.
Zhur.mikro-
biol.,epid,i imun. 30 no-12024 D 159. (MM 13-.5)
1. Is M3abarovskogo institut a epidemlologli i
gigiyeny.
(BLOOD PROTEIN)

. BELINSKAYA, P.N.
LeninAlAd Stations Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 9 no.909-40
164. (MIRA 1701)
1, Zaveduyushchaya nektorom oluzhby ucheta i prognozov
rayonov
Severnogo Tadzhikistana,

POGHINOK, V.Ta.; B31LINMYA. R.T.;8MCRWO,
O.I.;XIJMAYLrcHwo, N.r.
Thermal decomposition of fatty aromatic triazenes. Ukr.
khtm.
zhur. 24 no. 2:228-231 158. (KIRA 11:6)
1. ]Ciyevskiy goeudaretyanM universitat Im. T.G.
Shavaheako.
ICaf edri organichookoy khimii.
(Triazene)

.AUTHORS: Yagupol'skiy, L. M., Belinskaya, R. V. 79-28 .3-46161
TITLE: The Synthesis of Phenyldifluoroacetio Acid and Its Derivat-
.4 ives (Sintez fenildiftorukausnoy kisloty i yeye proizvodnykh)
PERIODICAL; Zhurnal Obahchey Khimii, 1958Y Vol. 2a, Nr 3, PP-
772-7T5
(USSR)
ABSTRACT; The derivatives of phenylacetic acid were investigated in
detail as many of them are physiologically active bodies with
the capability of accelerating the growth of plants (reference
1). The authors intended to carry out the synthesis of phenyl-
difluoroacetic acid and of its derivatives not mentioned in
publications. For this purpose they began witli the re-
action of the nitrile of pheny1dichloroacetic acid with anti-
mony trifluoride. The benzylcyanide was used as initial pro-
duct. It was chlorinated according to Claisen (reference 2)
with sulfurylahloride (reference 2) and then fluorized with
antimony trifluoride. Here it was observed that the oyano-
group was not effected and was not substituted by fluorine.
The reaction takes place according to the following reaction
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The Synthesis of Phenyldifluoroacetic Acid and its
Derivatives79-28 3-46161
CH 2CN C12CN CF2CN
so 2C1 SbP 3
The nitrile obtained was in cold state converted to the amide
by the action of concentrated sulfuric acid; this amide furni-
shed the phenyldifluoroacetic acid when heated with 10% potash
lye. When this acid is nitrated the m-nitrophenyldifluoro-
acetic acid is formed. These two acids are rather strong. In
the reaction of the nitro compound the m-amino derivative was
obtained. The silvery salt of phenvldifluoroacetic acid ie-
acts with iodine in a peculiar way forming 4J,4;-difluoro-
benzy1ester of.pheiiyldifluoroacetio acid according to the
mentioned scheme 2. The experiments to form this reaction in
another way to obtain pheny1difluoroiodomethane were not suc-
cessful. There are 2 references, 1 of which is Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut organicheskoy khimii Akademii nauk
Ukrainskiy SSR
(Institute for Organic Chemistry AS Ukrainskoy)'AS UkrSSR)
SUBMITTED: February 21, 1957
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81()T9V6010301041541080
BOOI/ .002
A UT HORS I Yagupolleki I Le Not Butlerovskiy,__M. A-9 Belinskaya,
R. V.,
Ivanoval V. I.
TITLEt m- and p-AminoRhenylethylen glycolel
PERIODICALt Zhurnal obshchey khimiit 1960j Vol- 30# No- 4P PP-
1288T1291
TEXTt The authors converted m- and
p-nitrophenylahloromethylearbinols
(Ref. 1) which are now easily aliilablef into m- and
p-aminopheuylethylene-
glycols which may serve as initial substauoes for the synthesis of
dyes and
highly molecular compounds. The synthesis of m- and
p-nitrophenylethylene-
glycols was caused by heating of the corresponding
nitrophenylahloromethyl-
carbinols with potassium carbonate dissolved in waters
N0206H4CHORCH201------->NO2G6H4CHORCH20H. The two glycols which
are easily
soluble in waterg were extracted with ether or dichloroethane.
a-nitro-
phenylethyleneglycol was also obtained by saponification o-."
diacetyl
derivative (II), according to Scheme 2. After heating with 1%
sulfuric
acid, the oxide of p-nitrostyrene yields
p-nitrophenylethyleneglycol. The
hydration process of the oxide of m-nitrostyrene is much more
complicated,
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m- and p-Aminophanylethvloneglyoola
3/079/60/030/04/54/080
BOO1/BOO2
since many by-products develop which inhibit the separation of
a-nitro-
phenylethyleneglyool. During the oxidation of
p-nitrophenylethyleneglycol
with dilut ed-nitSic acidt p-nitrobenzoyloarbinol (III)
develops which
melts at 134 135 1 P-N02 a6R4CHORCH20H ~'P-N0206 H4~002 OR
(III). The
authors of the present paperj4n a similar way as other
scientists by othei
methods (Refs. 293)9 obtained the aostyl derivative of
oarbinol ~III) from
p-nitrochloroaoetophenone with the melting point also at
121-122 . The com-
ound obtained by Engler and Zielke thus does not correspond to
product
I) whose melting point is 132-133 C, but to the acetyl
derivativee In
M
the presence of a platinum catalyst, m- and
p-nitrophenylethyleneglyool
was reduced into amino compounds. High-melting products of
unknown '
struct ur 'developed by the reduction of
p-nitrophenylahloromethvlcarbinol.
Azo dyes;wrere obtained from all amino compounds, by coupling
with
A-oxy phthoic acid. There are 3 references, I of which is
Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONt Institut organicheskoy khimii Akademii nauk
Ukrainskoy SSR
(Institute of Organic Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences#
Ukrainskaya SS
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a- and p-Aminophenylethyleneglycols
SUBMITTEDs March 12, 1959
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~10761
-9/079/60/030/04/54/080
BOOI/BO02

-TAGUPOLISKITp LAI ISLINBUTA, R.T.
Batere of acetone cyanohydrin and,of aromatic acids, Zhuroob.
khim. 3o no.6.-2oi4-2oi6 is 160. (KM 13W
1. Institut orgauicbeekoy khimii Akademii nauk Ukrainskoy SSR.
(lactonitrile) (Benzoic waid) (Benzenesulfonic acid)

POGHIROK, V.Ta.; MUSNA, S.D.; PrlAlmlilili~ iichfstlye:
Pochincks ToUs;
-!ni~~4-7--,studeut-, PZIXHBNKO, L.P., stucLent; AVRLMMO#
L.P*,
studgut; MMHMO, LGeg atudent
Thiaxolotatrasoles and triasenes 8ynthesized from theme
Zhur.prikl.khim. 33 no-7:351-355 Jl l6o.
(KM 13:7)
1. Klyevskiy gosudaretvemV7 universitet im. T.G.Sheychenkot
(Tatrasole) (Trlazozw)

UGUFOLISKII.9 -L.M.; PEIMOUYAl R,V.
Alkylation witb esters of fluorine-containing
oarbm7lie wids.
Zhur. ob. khim..31 no.1036-~337 A 161. (MM 34:1)
1, Institu =cheskoy khimli Akademii nauk UkminWwy SSR.
on) (Eaters)
11""-~)

TAGUPOL'SKIY, L.M.; BELINSKAYA,,-R,_V,,,..
Fluorination of derivatives of
1,1,3,3w'tetrachlorophthal4n.
Zhur.ob.khim. 33 no.7t2358-2364 Jl 1-63. (KRA 16.-8)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii AN UkrSSR.
(Phthalan) (Fluorination)

YAGUIPOLISKI-Y. L.M.; _ ~LINLK~~YA_, R.V.-
Isomerization of 1,1,3,3-tetrahalophthalans, Zhur,
ob. khim,
35 no.6.969-977 Je 165. (MTRA 18t6)
1. Institut organicheakoy khl-mii AN UkrSSR.

BILINOVICH, U.S., glavnyy inshener.
Continuous and rapid building of apartment houses. Xekh.trud.rab.
? no.10:
35-38 0-H '53. MaA 6:10
1. Stroitellnoye upravlaniye no.181. (Building)

BIMOVIOH, M.S. inshener.; GULIBE, 41., tuishener.
Continuone work sohadals In praotice. Sborematoo novatekhoy strol.
15 n0,10:1-5 153. O= 60.2)
(Building)

BWN01119 K Se , inshenero
...M I H
New telescoping packet-type scaffolds, Mov.tekh.i
perad.op. v
stroi. IS no.6:16-18 Ja '56, (ML 9:8)
(Scaffolding)

'Imilmo ushener,
, --- -- -4441i
-Producing prestressed reinforced construction
elements, Novqtjkh,
i pered.OP. v start. 19 no 311-4 Wr 15?0' (Mmk 1014J
(Prestressed c-;ncrete)

rj - 11hF V AL" N, I -'r -
1- -13. -02 H.S., insh.
amomm"
length of time required for construction and its effect on
costs. Nov.tekh. i pered, op, v otrol, 19 no.12:9-10 D
157.
(MIRA 11:1)
I (Construction industry-Costs)

ALEKSAMOV, H. Q%J4 0
Assembly-line construct ion of a block. Stroitall no.11:7-8
1 58- (14IRA 11:121)
10 UprtLvlyayushchiy trestom N6.27 Mytisbchestroy (for
Aleksandrov).
2. Gla;n~ inzhener tresta No,27 Mytiahcbestroy (for
Belinovich).
(Apartment houses) (Assembly-line methods)

IMAUZI. L.S., inzh.~ Prinimal uchantiye Mmgo _x s..
soyALoy, I.G.,
kand-tekhn.nauk, nauchu" red,-7-.-ff
TMIRA, Te.L., takhA.red.
Naking mortars and concrete mWel Prigotovlenie rastvorov i
betonnykh smesei. Moskva, Gos,lxd-vo lit-ry po stroit.,
arkhit.
i strolt9materialams 1960, 178 p. (KIRA 13:6)
1. Akademiya stroitelletva i arkhitektury SSSR. Institut
organi-
zataii. mekhanizateii i takhnicheskoy pomoshchi
stroitalletvu.
2. Glava" luzhener tresta No.27 Glavaosobletroya (for
Belinovich).
(Kortar) (concrete)

SOSHIN, A.V.j doktor tekhn. nauk,, prnf., SOKOLOV, N.M.,
coktor
tek~n. nauk, prof,; TOROPM, A.B., kand. tekhn. nauk,
inzh.; PMROV, N.S., kand. tekhn.
dots. BE t,~' L, I
nauk; 4 NNE% .1 inzh., nauchn. red.
I
[Tecluiolog7 of the construction industry] Taklwologiia
stroitelinogo proizvodstva. (Byl A.V.Soshir I dr. Moskva,
Stroiizdat, 1964. 423 p. (MIRA 17:1Q)

Squafto of %a WWU kft ffeeftm. U. A. Soku-
ChXV4 AVALA. 11ol. Nhwmicch. fiWitiedytt CIAIWP Preis.
fait" Sumil I t.-Tft MORIUS we"
Wpd. into hsdkm: 4. by and "tradable
vW rianctabito by Vtfte,
ItC). by
I b (Nif VO~ but mtnwftWr,*tth h
.6 ~ t tura"ahk by WtO.Ac. pulyptim % ar-t
"'* ~ 21 vWm Ot I fractions. mp- an. 3.42,
4A1: im. if. 6.42o mW 5.57, IU fractims us still
mists. TU hations not pptd. with Inorg. %aft are torry
in pyramtebol tanaw thr preciplimble frac-
tioto Contain ordy W-09%.. a r relaticonAip "6tq in
the phicroglucinat content. Diu* FeCim cokw is formro.1 toy
A except the unpgeciphable frs"Im c%tmct&Me with
FtOAc *Web gives giom color. NjW91N jilves ptakisb rtgox
till em"A the abomv fraction which give% a WAI
Orange color. Alk. pb(OArlb own. gives pink cAm 'With
prteipliable and ex
tructable by KIjO Imetion. aM.witb potypInmols-rateg-Mi;
othm glim "low "es. Tft tannin not ppt4. by salt
aml vW. in ftO or RIOAc Is mg ppid. by caftfite; all other
t." err. pptd. 0. M. xcomotapoff
Al"

BBLINOV, Vl.-...
Problem of calculi of the salivary glands.
Khirurgiia, Sofia
8 no.2:181483 1955.
(CALCULI, salivary glands)
(SALIVAU, GLANDS, calculi)

BELI'-qov, V1.
4.
Comple.x therapy of ozena. Khirurgiia. Sofia 8
no.4:331-336
1955.
1. Gradeki onkologichan diepanser--Sofiia G1.1ekar: P.
Lukanov
otdalente po ushni, noeni i Surleni zaboliavanlia.
Zav.otdolenieto
VI.Belinov.
(RHINITIS, ATROPHIC, therapy)

IANKOV,G. Prof.. B11LINDY, V1.
Clinical mpects and therapy of foreign bodies
In the lower
respiratory tract. Khlrdrgiia. Sofia 8
no.6:499-503 1955.
1. Vissh medtainski kistitut 07. Chervenkovw-
Sofiia kliniks,
po ushni noent I Gurleni bolesti.
(RIVIRAMRf TRLCT, foreign bodies,
clin.ampecto & tber.)
(FOPMGN BODIES,
resp.tract, elin.aRmts & ther.)

MUNN, VI.
Treatment of third stage laryzzgeal cancer. Rhirurgiia, sofia
.12 no.:):
246-253 Har 58.
If Hauohnoizeledovatelski onkologichen inatitut---Sofiia
Direktort
prof. V. Mikhailov,
(LLRMM, neoplasms
laryMaotomy (Bul))

BELMOV9 VI.; BOZDUGANOV, A.
Use of radioactive cobalt In otorhino-lar7nology. Khlrurgiia
(Sofia)
24 no.10:947-955 161.
1. Haucbno-izoledovatelski onkologicben institut Direktor: prof.
V. Mikhailov,
COBALT radioactive) (EAR neopl)
SS neopl) (LARDIX neopl)
M

RAICHEV, R., dots.; BELINOV, Vl.
Primary scleroma of the trachea in the differential diagnosis
of tumors of the respiratory tract. Khirurgiia (Sofiia) 16
no,5:469-470 163.
1. Nauchno-izeledovatelski onkologichen institut - Sofiia.
Direktor: dots. N. Anchev.
(TRACHEA) (RESPIRATORY DISEASES)
(RESPIRATORY TRACT NEOPLASMS)
DIAGNOSIS, DIFFERENTIAL)
TRACHEAL NEOPLASMS)

I -1J.
Heavy-fuel motors in aviation. Yoskva, Gos. izd-vo obor.
promyshl., 1944. 55 P.
(49-55399)
TL7o4a.B46

BELINKIY, L.M., and I.F. SOLDATOV.
Dvigatel-i tiazhelogo topliva v aviatsii; pod red. A.I.
Tolstova. Pbskya,
Oborongiz, 1944. 55 P., illus.
At Head of title: TSentrallnyi nauchno-issledovatellskii
institut aviatsionnogo
motorostroeniia.
Title tr.: Heavy.-fuel engines in aviation.
TL704.2.B46
SO Aeronautical S(siences and Aviation in the Soviet Union,
Library of Congress,
1955.

BELINKIYI, 11.
Assistance to financial workers (POrganization of financial
work ir Anterprises of the meat industry" by M. Basovich.
Reviewed-by IT* BelinkiiI. 'kae, inde SSSR 32 no.3:60161#'I.
(MIM 14:7)
(Meat ind 9tr -Fianance)
u.
(Basovich) M-5
J..

jAjjs_jjj AjgMjndr ich; BOGUSIAVSKIT, L.D., redaktor;
RAC izdatelletya; KONTABRINA, A.D.,
to cbeskiy redaktor
[Operation of water systems in central heating]
Skepluatataionnri
tsoutral'U090 OtOPlOuita. Moskva. Izi-vo
roxhim vodianykh SiBUM
Kinigiterst" k0mm"Balln0go khoslaistva RSySR. 1956.
1956. 78 p.
(Heating from.central stations) (MM 10:1)

BRODSKIT, Tellzar-7bdorovich, kand.takhu.nauk;
AjMsAMmOVjcR, TU.B.,
..ratsenzent.s- BILINKIT. To A. nauchnyy red.; GRIGORIMA,
I.B., red.izd-va; PULIfRZ__'?"b.A., tokho.red.
[Hot-water supply in connection with heating from central
stations] Goriachee vodoenabzhenio pri teplofikateii.
Leningrad# Gos,isd-vo Ut-ry po strolt., arkhtt. I strolt.
'materIalam, 1961. 133 N (XMA 14:12)
(Hot-water owly)
(Heating from central stations)

BELDIKIY Tevgq#y--&ejwaAdro.Tlph,- KOGAN, I.I.., inzh.) nauchn. red.;
-17-~~ODOV, A. I red.izd-va; PULIKINA, Ye.A.p tekhn.red.
[Efficient water-heating systems) Ratsionallmye sisterq vo
dianogo otopleniia. Leningrad.. Goestroiizdat, 1963. 207 p.
(MM 16:12)
(Hot-water heating)

1 7
21L.
-'a a'-re ro "!1 Lni: r-a rt:7 n,, 1 4--
d" t ta 04 1 'no 1"J, -1: n I 1 1 f i c a, - I f
Hydrni-'. andi Sa n Shor. rab.

BELINKIYp Ye.A., inzh.
Check calculation of existing Bingle-pipe BystemB Of
hot-WaOr
heating. Sbor. rab.Lengiproinzhproektat4O-43 0 161.
(MIRA 18il)

BSUNKOV,, S. Yu. 166T42
1 Cis plan Sea :Sep/Pet 48i
EaAhquaikes
"Reason for the Present-Day Drop In the Level of
the Caspian Sea,", S. Yu. Belinkov
:"Meteorol i Gidrol" No 5j pp 104-108
:,Critical3,v discusses argument advanced by Prof
B. L. Lichkoy and Docent V. A. Sergeyev in ar-
~ticle in "Vestnik Leningradskogo Universiteta,"
No 2, 1948, that result of movemen s of earth's
t
-.crust in the Caspian depression is a subsidence
of the sea bottom vhich affects volume of basin
enough.to drop.pea.level. Submitted 16 jul-48.
166A2

1. BALEZIN2 S.A.: MLINOVP.S.-: FILIKO, A.I.
29 WSR (600)
Kok-Saghyz
7. Effect of nitrogen in nutrition on the accwnulation of rubber
and on the
physicoobemical properties of Kok--Sagnyz rubbers.
Uch*zap.YIosk.ped.inst.im.I,en* 44, 1947,
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessi2ns, Library of Congress, January
1953. Unclassified.

bELIN-Ov,
Utorninolaryngolo.gy Fed red. na G. IAnkov- razshirano izd. Soflia,
1,940 439
at head of title: St. Belinov i VI. Belinov.
Dsi
1. Ear - Diseases. 2. liosa - biseas ea. Tnroat Diseues. I. 6clinov,
vladislav. I!. IAnkov, Georgi, ad.

I-M-M-T- ~,=-M---

EL) N K I Y, n- L, -
SUBJECT UbSR / FHYbICb CARD I / 2 A - 1637
AUTHOR Bi~LINIAIJ, A.L.
TITU The Investigation of the Production of the Crystals of the
Martensits Phases by the Method of Microphotos.
P
L
-RIODICAL Dokl.kkad.Nauk 110, fasc-4, 556 - 558 (1956)
Issued: 12 / 19-56
Here the existence of the temperature dependence of the linear
increase velocity of a
martensite crystal on eutectoid Cu-.bn bronze, which is denied by
many authors, is to be
proved. Furthermore, the theoretical conclusions drawn by B.A.
LJUBOV are to be veri-
fied experimentally (according to LJUBOV the isothermal growth of
the martensite crystal
along the radius must take place with considerably greater velocity
than along its depths
The following alloys were used for the experimentso Cu-bn eutectoid
bronze ( I-24,8%bnj
75,2'/oCul Tm - - 8o') and ~aanganiferous, nickeliferous steel
5ON2OG2 with an average
carbon content (0,55%,C; 19,916Ni; 2,30/oMn, the rest iron, Tm
1300). For experimen-
tal methods see A.L. BELINKIJ and V.I. STANNIKOV, Zav.1ab. the
factory laboratory),
62, N2 1 (1955).
In the course of the present work.about 30 microphotos were made of
the forming of
crystals of the martensite-like pit-phase of the Cu--5n bronze at
temperatures of from
-79 to -1800 and with velocities Vc of from.21 to 600 pictures per
second and from
11- to 18-fold enlargement on the film. bome pictures of two of the
films are attached.
in one case the increasing velocity along the radius was V,, - 0)03
mm/sec and a.Long the
thickness VB - 0)016 mm/sec. In another case VR . 1,06 mm/see, VB -
0,1 mm/sec and

Dokl.Akad.Nauk 110, fasc-4, 556 - 558 (1956) CARD 2 / 2 PA - 1637
VR/VB - 11. Though-these figures are individual examples and must
be worked out
statistically, they nevertheless agree with respect to the
character of their modifi-
cations with the theoretical conclusions drawn by B.A. LJU80V ,
i.e. VR surpassed
V. all the more the higher the temperature on the occasion of the
pil-crystal happened
to be VR and VB decreased noticeably with a reduction of
transformation temperature.
There follow technical data concerning(about 40) pictures taken on
various deformed
samples of-the steel 50N2OG2.
In the case of the different samples martensite crystals were found
to penetrate into
the ends of previously formed crystals. An increase of previous
plastic deformation
exercises a particularly strong influence on the production of
crystals of I'martensite
cooling" and diminishes the growing velocity of the individual
crystals. Growth took
place zig-zag-wise. The data mentioned here are further proofs of
the thermal character
of the martensi've transformation and for the linear
3-ncrease-velocity of martensite
crystals in steel and in bronze. The described penetration of
martensite crystals into
steel underlines the great influence exercised by stress on the
production of marten-
site centers.
IN5TITUTION s ----------------------

BZLINKIY, A,.L.;. SHT4WP1OV# V.I. .1
Ma" Oft
Characteristjo _&4r#Taed filming thro*h,a metallographle
micro-
- I. -
scope. Zav. lab. 23 no.3.-365-367 157. Nm iotO
(Photomicrography) (microscope)
k

BELINKIY, A.L., Cand Tech Sci (diss) "Study of-
of crystal formation of mIertensite phases-4WM0%-bj MCAN'S
MOTIed PAo&-MIC404AAPAIY_
4KW Of MiMV~;iAWAMg.II MCS IY58, 11 pp. (Min of Higher
Education USSR. Mos Order of Labor Red Banc,er Inst of
Steel Lm I.V. Stal14 150 coPies (KL, 39-58, 108)
28 -

8025
S/129/60/000/07/011/013
E193/E235
AUTHORS: Belinkiy, A. L Candidate of Technical Sciences, and
_Sh-c_K61fJH'Xdva. t-A., Engineer
TITLE: Investigation of an Accelerated Method of Heat Treatmentk
of Precision Steel Castings Produced by the Lost Wax
Technique \q ~ W
PERIODICAL: Metallovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka metallov,
19601 No. 7, PP. 55-5? + I plate
TEXT: To improve the mechanical properties of precision castings,
made of medium carbon steel, it has been the practice, adopted at
a certain plant, to subject them to a-prolonged heat treatment,
during which the castings were heated to 9000C in 3 h I held at
the
temperature for 3 h I cooled to 6500C in 1 hi held at the
temperature
for 3 h and then cooled slowly to room temperature (total - 11
h).
The object of the present investigation was to explore the
possibilities of shortening this heat treatment without affecting
its efficiency. To this end, U,T.B., elongation, impact strength,
hardness, and microstructure were studied on test pieces prepared
from tapered castings made of two carbon steels, 45L (0.43% C)
and
Card 1,13

81825
S/129/60/000/07/011/013
E19MR235
Investigation of an Accelerated Method of Heat Treatment of
Precision Steel Castings Produced by the Lost Wax Technique
25L (0.28% C), the analysis of which is given in Table 1. The
heat
f-reatments studied included normalising at temperatures between
900 and 87000 for periods rangiug from 3 to 0.5 h, alone or
followed by a supplementary treatment at a lower temperature
(670 to 6300C) lasting 3 to 0.5'h. Cast iron shavings were used
to
protect the test pieces from oxidation and decarburisation during
the heat treatment. The following conclusions were reached:
(1) There is no need to employ a long heat treatment of steels
45L
and 25L, since the properties obtained after this treatment can
be
b.1-o obtained by short-time normalising treatment. (2) The
appli-
cat.L'-.-., of an additional heat treatment at,a lower
temperature brings
no sib,ificant improvement in the mechanical properties of
normali,,Rd steel. (3) The heat treatment, recommended for
precisioL castings made of steels 45L.and 25L, consists of
normalisii~ at 8700C for 45 mi. Steel 25L, heat-treated in t#i-s
manner has U.T.S. - 53.8 kg/mm , elongation - 19.3%, hardness Ir
Card 2/3

SHAPIROj M.B.0 itsh.; KRISTALI, MA, inah.; SMTNIKOVA, Y*.N.p insh.;
BELIMU,.~, kandtekhn,nauk
Heat treatment of electrically welded Xhl8X9T ateel pipe.
Metalloved,
i term. obr. met. no.8t26-29 Ag 162. (MIRA 15s1l)
1. Vaesoyusnyy nauchno-iseledovateltakiy i konstruktorskiy irstitut
khImieheskogo mashinostroyaniya.
(Pipe, Steel-Welding)
(Steel alloys-Heat treatment)

0
'ACCESSION Mat AP4016336, 8/01AA/000/001/1064
SOURCE: kh.'Metallurgiya..Abs. 11538'
AUTHOR: Frolov,, X. A,j Fedorov) V. K.; Ietrinap,Z, r.
TITLE: The properties of new found Co .rrosion-reciutsnt.(Stainle~s)
stial, type.
Khl7MM and the iuva of its application, In,Phemical'machine building.
CITED SOURCE: Tr, Voss. n..!i.: i'konatrukt. i~-!2t, khim'! mashinostral.
vY*P- 431 84-0
ITOPIC'TAGS: s~aihless isLeelcasting.
chmmiwn -nickel steelp acid resistant iteel, corrosion,resistant 3teel
TRUSLATION: Steel has higher.canting',,properties than Cr-Ni-steel of the
austepiti
class. Casting shrinkage determined on an instrument designed by
Bollshakov,
amounts to 2.12-2.21~. The flowsbility, was determined according to a
spiral probe'
(with a pouring tcmperature of 1, 4W 'degrees the* length of the spiral in
equal to
300 mm,* at 1p600 degrees.,, itis equal tP 740 mm)&' The -internal
shrinkage blisters",;'
-of
were studied on,canical, and cylindrical probes&, In the former, e6
conceit:ration,
Ishrinkage blistetp'-forvasy in,-the-latter.)-thete.is, a Urge.z6ne of
shrinkage Poroeityj
"A
at TrAa i~!
increasing as the temperature of pottring rised4,' Heit ~treatwnt
-(anneijing'
Card 1/g

ACCESSTON NR: ARhO18336

degrees for 2 hours) of steel does not
influence its mechanical propertiee and
780

.
'.
should be vonducted. for the purpooe'of remving casting stresses and
for aiertins:

,
propensity for intercrystalline corrosion. Steel has good,corrosion
resistance

acetic acid and at 78$ themic phosphuric acid at 100
degreesp
n 74$ boiling

,
.,iecopmended ail a substitute-for Or-Ni Steel type -18-8
"

,

SM COU
Oq

~-k

Card .2/2

_7 ......

ACCESSION M: ARW27703 S/O276/64/ooo/oo2/Goo?/ooo8
i
SOURCE; RZh, TaIduiologiya mashinostroyvniya, Abs. 2G38'
AUTHCR-. Frolov, V. A.; Belinkiy, A. L.-, Fedorov. V. K.; Istrina.
Z. F.
TITLE: High-stroneth casting of now corrosion-4osisting (stainless)
stools with
reduced nickel content
CITM SOURCE: Tr. Voeso n.-t* i konctrukto in-t khizo mashinortr.t
vy*p. 43#
1963, 88-95
TOPIC TAGS: high-strongth casting, oorrosion-resisting ste6l, low
nickel
content, heat tra,atmont, inter-crystal -lorrosion, steel, nickel
steel
MWISUTION: Steel Mi2lN5TL has satisfactory casting properties
enabling
sufficiently complex castings of high strength to be produced. As a
result Of
heat tr~oztzzontq the yield point of this steel exceeds by 1.3m-Z
times that Qf
type 18--8 chrozi=-nickel stools. Its resistance to corrosion in a
number of
nedia approachos'that of KhIBV97L steel. With * ratio Ti-.0 >
a percentage ~' 5 it
is not prono to inter-metal corrosion. Steel Xhl7AS2L has good
casting
1/2
Card

ACCESSION NRI AR4027703
properties,'con-liderably surpassing those of M8h'9TLe and can be
used to make
particularly ocuiplex castings, Heat treatment of it insures a
yield point
2-2-5 times highar than that of Khl8*TL. Its*resistanoe to
corrosion is
considerably lower than that of WIN5TL# henoe castings from it can
be used only
for slightly aggressive media. Xhl7l4DZL has.botter casting
properties than
IQUU19TIL and Kh2lN5TL, but lower than,Khl71W2M" Khl7h4DZL
surpasses austenitio
stools by more than double in hardness, is not prone to
inter-crystal corrosion
as determined bythe AM method (GOST 6032-58), is resistant in a
number of
aggressive media and can be used to make equipment operating in
sea w&ter arA
c0- acids,-gas and oil wells and oil refineries.
. tain
DATE ACQ: Max~& *SUB CODEs ML EINMS 00
2/i
--qctrd

SHAPIRO, M.B., Inzb.; BKLINKIY, AeL., kand. tekbn.
nauk; MOSKM, N.I,,
Iltzbe
a-oBpects of the development and Introduction of the
new types
of! steel in the-manufacture of chemical machinery.
Xhim. maahino-
str. no.l: 28-31 Ja.163 (MIRA 17:7)

~-J
188-34 65-: A OT (m) /WA (d /rAWP VAil
C C -ES S i-6 -N NRr AP4041503:
Wo 7-
[0/ Pf-
y JD
9/0149/64/00010610100,1210m

L 41332.4;5 Etlr(m)/EPF(c)AWA(d)/tt)P(t)/eIP(z)/W(b) Pad IJP(c) XM/
JD/Xi/Jqf W
ACCESSION MR: AR5000732 8/0277/64/000/009/0007/0007
SOURCE: Hof. zh. Hashinostroitalln matorialyo, konstruktaii I
rADchot dotaloy mashin, Gidroprivodrgltod- vrP., Abe- 9-48-40.
AVIUOR; Intrina Z. P.; Krutn V, ~. N.; Shovelkin B N
Shapirc-P V A- 7 Kh1mahint yaj.11t frx-o-Ukova.
M. B.; A a 0 tGov To rt
X00 IASI 1 0 Lis
TITLE: Onrrnnion Adetant proportion of chromium nickel stools
with lcwored nickel content
CITED SOURCE, Tr Vass. n;-i. L konstrukt; in-t Ichim. mashinostr.
v7*p- h-5, 1993, 74-93
TOPIC TAGS: corrosion resistance, chromium nickoleateel, nickel
Containing alloy, metal corrosionZ steel OKh2lN5Tjbvte*1 2MIZJX~W/
tool :IlQll(
stool CKh17N509AB WqT',ratool N12M211
TRANSLATION: Re Es of an investigation of the stru9ture, heat
treatment, weldabilityp prG58Ur9 WOrkinap GYA Corrosion resiatanes
.of oorrosion resistant stools with reduced nickel content and thoir
Card 2/2:

L 4M2--65
ACCESSION NR: AR5000732
welded joints are presented, and the fi:ld of application of those
stools In the construction of chemical quipment is determined
Because of their corrosion resistance, stools OWINST, OMaWtM2T*
and OHb617N5G9AB can be used as substitutes for stools lXhl6N9T and
M18NI2142T in a variety of corrosive media, for example, in the
production of oaprolaotam, adiplo said, dimethylter*phthalato,
citric &old, uroa# nitria acid, and others,,
BUD 00108S. HK INOLt 00
C-d

ACC NR& AP70012 30 SOURCE CODE: UR/0314/66/000/012/0011 '0012--]
AUTHOR: Galitskiy, B. A. (Engineer Belinkiy, A. L. (Candidate of
technical
sciences); Kolosova, L. P.Ce"
ORG; none
TITLE: Heat exchanger with titanium-clad steel tube plates
SOURCE: Khimicheskoye i neftyanoye mashinostroyeniye, no. 12, 1966,
11-12
TOPIC TAGS: metal cladding, titanium clad steel plate, --vvelding,
titanium welding, heat exchanger "*'j4jA, /1,4
J- -
ABSTRACT: A heat-exchanger with Vrl-l titanium tubes and
titanium-clad-steel tube 1
plates has been designed and built by the All-Union Design
Scientific Research
Institute of Chemical Machinery. Titanium-clad steel plates were
rolled on an
experimental basis by the Izhorsk Plant im. A. A. Zhdanov,,which is
planning to
produce clad plates up to 45 mm thick (cladding layer up to 7 mm),
800-1300 mm
wide, and 1500-2800 mm long. Titanium tubes were joined to the
cladding layer by
manual TlG welding. Visual inspection and hydraulic tests (32 g/cm2
pressure) of
the welds did not reveal any defects. The welds were tested for
corrosion resistance,
in 10% hydrochloric acid. It was found that the corrosion rate
amounted to 0.0029 to
0.0023 mm/year, calculated on the basis of 190-600 hr tests.. Orig.
art, has: L
2 figVres.
SUB CODE: 13, l1/ SUBM DATE. none
Cri rd .1 /-1 TrntN, fit AAC 1 410 1.

-Vic

an

.

lie
Me

im

tm ac
,L

Y.

I rX SULTA, MMS, IV,
Mechanized loading and unloading on livestock farms of the U.BA,
Mekhe' i elet. note. sallkhos. 15 no.l#.52-56 158. (MIRA: 11:3)
(United States-Parm mechanization)
(Ioading and unloading)

JJZLIBSKAU, Te.A,
Ilandtochnishche Yorachung'. Rovieved by I.A, $91imakala.
Makh. i elek. sots. sellkhos. 16 no*6:52-53 158. (XIU 12:1)
(Bibliographr-Agricultural mehinery)
i
I

BILINSKLYA, Ye.A.; PAVLINOTA, V.V.
Journal "Landtoohnische Forschung" In 1958 (list and summaries
of principal articles). HekbA alsk.sote.selikhos. 17 no-5:
63-64 159. (MIR& 12:12)
(Garmarq--Agricultural machinery-Periodicals)

POPOVAj L.; BUSH, G., lnzh.; BARANOVA, P.; KUZNETSOV, P.; HER, N.;
LADYGIN., A.; FREOBRAZMISKIY, Yu.; 'STEPANOV, V.; 2~~UM~A.
SHUBIN, V.; SEROV, X.; 1494YAN, K.
From speeches at a conference in Riga. Izobr.i rats. no.4:6-9
Ap 162. (KM 15:4)
1. Uchenyy sekretarl nauchno-matodicheakogo soveta po rabote
naiodnylch universitetov kulltury Pravleniya Vsesoyuznogo
obshchestva
po raspkostraneniyu politicbeskikh i nauchnykh znaniy (for Popov).
2. Rizhskiy myasokonservnyy kombinat (for Bush). 3. PredsedateV
Llvovskogo.dorozhnogo soveta Vaedoyuznogo obahchestva
izobretateley i ratzionali2atorov (for Baranova). 4. Prorektor
universiteta tekhnicheskogo tvorchestva Amurskoy oblasti (for
Kuznetsov), 5, Glavnyy inzh. lokomotivnogo depo, Moskva-
Sortirovochnaya, zamestitell rektors. na can go Universiteta (for
149r). 6. Fredsedatell 6oveta Vsesoyuznogo obahchestva
izobretateley
i ratsionalizatorov lbvo-Kramatorskogo-=hinoitroitellnogo zavoda
(for LadYgin), 7- Fredsedatell Litovskogo respublikanskogo eoveta
-9hes:0a izobretatcley i ratsionalizatorov (for~-
yse~qqpznogo otah
-IduAchaskogo
Belinil4i a 8. Zamestitel3 dekana univeralteta ie
tvo'rchostva pri Leningradskom Dvortse Imlitury-imeni Kirova (for
(Continued on next card)

POPOVA, L. - (Continued) Card 2.
Smpin). 9. Obahchestvennyy rektor universiteta novoy tekhnild pri
Vseso~uznom zaochnom institute inahenerov transporta,lbskva (for
Serov). 10. Obshchestvennyy direktor Kirovakanskogo instituta.
tekhnicheskogo tvorchestva molodykh ratsionalizatorov (for Mmmyan).
1~. Obshohestvennyy direktor Kiyovakogo universiteta po povyuheniyu'~
t6khaicheskikh znanA7 izobretateley i ratsionalizatorov (for
Stepanov). 12. Obshchestvennyy rakovoditell Bashkirskogo instituta
novatorov stroitellnoy industril, (for Preobrazhenskiy).
(Riga-Techaical education-tongresses)

RUSAKOVp G.K., kand. sellkhoz. nauk;
HII-YAVSKIY, 1.0.', kand.
sellkhoz. nauk; SHILKO, V.P kand. sellkhoz.
nauk;
MARTINENAS, A.N.; BELINSK a r.-ekonom.;
KARPUSHENKO, A.I., agr -1d;c'ea ed]; PO.%IITNYY,
V.M.p ekonom.; PANCHENKO, Ya.I.4 agr,-ekonom.;
KVACHEV,
V,M&, agr,-ekonom.; SOBOLENKO, V.S.1 KRAVTSOV)
D.S.j
agronom.; LYSOV, V.F.., ekonom.; SHLYAKHTIN,
V.I., kand.
ekon. naukj TSYBULIKO, F.Ye,,- ORIKHOVSKIY,
I.G., agr.-
ekonom.#- TATUREVICH, N.M.$ agr.-ekonom.;
GARMASH, I.I.;
NOSACHENKOp V.F., inzb.-ekonom.,-
MUKHTJSULIJNj, Sh.M.,
agr.-ekonom.; ROZENTSVAYG, A.L., agr.-ekonom.j
BERLIN,
M.z*J, dots.; IVANOV, K.I.p agr.-ekonom.;
SILIN, A.G.,
ekonom.; LIKHOT., I.K.; CHANOV, G.I.,, kand.
ekon. nauk,
MIKHAYLOV$ M.V., kand. ekon. nauk; GORELIK,
L.Ya., red.
(Planning and economical operation on
collective farms]
Planirovanie i rezhim ekonomii v kolkhozakh.
Moskva
Ekonomika, 1965. 258 p. (MIRA 18:51
I* ZavediWushchiy otdelom ekonomiki i
organizateii kol-
khoznogo proizvodstva
Naucbno-issledovatellskogo insti-
tuta ekonomiki sellskogo khozyaystva Litovskoy
SSR (for
Martinenas). 2. Zaveduyushchiy otdelom,
Stavropol'skogo
krayevogo komiteta KPSS (for Likhot).

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red.; RAKITIN, I.T., takhn. red.
(In a businesaiike vayl Po-khoziainki. Literaturnaia
zapial V.E.Sokolovoi. Moskva, Izd-vo "Znanie," 1963. 31
(Novoe v shizni nauke, takhnike. V Seriiat Sellskoe kho-
ziaistvb, no.14i (MIRA 160)
1. Kolkhoz "Put' Lemina" Kashinakogo kolkhozno-sovkhoznogo
proizvodstvennogo upravleniya Kalininskoy oblasti (for
Belinskiy). (Vollective fama--Management)

BELINSKIr A.L..,-kand.tekhn.nauk
Temperature dependence of the rate of s -phatie cryetal grovib
in tin bronze, H6talloved, I term, Or. met. no.3;25-27 Mr 16L
(MM 14:6)
Bronze-Metallography) WFV
talsp Effect of temperature on)
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kand..tekhn. nauk.
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Feed-vater pmMs for electrical power plants cf
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157.
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BELINSKIYO B.A.; NOZDREV; V.F.; KHABIBULLAYEV, F.K.
Absorption coefficient and rate of propagation ofultraaonIc
t
waves in binary mixtures of formic acid - ethyl formate.
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1. Moskovskiy oblastnoy pedagogicheskiy institut imeni
Krupskoy.
I

SINIY, L.L.; BFLI.NSKIY.. B..A,-,
Possibility of applying ultrasonic waves for studying the
sorpv-on
of gases in porous media. Zhur. fiz. khim. 39 no.5-1263-1265
1-tr 165. (LIRA 18;8)
1. Moskovskl4y oblastnoy pedagogi-.heskiy institur. imeni
N.K.
Krupskoy.

BELINSCIY, B. A.
"Investigation of the Absorption of Ultrasound by the Impulse Method
in Acetate.-j"..
a report presented at a conference of professors atifteachers of the
institutes
of the Ministry of Education RSFSR and published in the "Application
of Ultrasonics
to the Investigation of Substances," Moscow, 1955.

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Translation from: Referativnyy Zhurnal Fizika,
1959, Nr 5, p 226 (USSR)

AUTHOR:
-Belinskiy. B.A.
Tr=,~
On the Theory
of the Velocity Dispersion and Absorption Coefficient

Dispersion of
Ultrasonic Waves In Organic Acid Esters

PERIODICAL:
V sb.:
Primeneniye U11traakust. k issled. veshchestva. Nr 7, Moscow,

1958,
pp 269 - 278
ABSTRACT:
It is assumed that; 1) the excitation of
molecular vibrations under

St
the influence of ultrasonic waves must be determined down to the
fir

n
order of minuteness; 2) the excitation energy must depend linearly
C

the appropriate normal coordinates; and 3) the molecular
vibration

are quasi-hamonic. 'The author derives expressions for
the dispersion

of the velocity and absorption coefficients of
ultrasonic waves. The

resulting dispersion formulae agree with the
experimental data and

allow a description of a host of relaxation
processes observed in the

acetates and formates. From the analysis
in conjunction with the ex-
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perimental data the author
concludes thattwo relaxation regions are