SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BELYAKOV, V.Y. I. - BELYAKOVA, L. D.

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Penetration of hydrogen B124/B2O2
device is shown in Fig. 1; it consists of three main parts: 1) pulsed mass
spectroscope IMS, 2) diffusion cell B, and 3) supply system:of the gas into
cell B and IMS for calibrating the latter with respect to the gas flow. L
is the Pd supply pipe, K a stopcock, IMS and the supply system were eva-
cuated by means of two independent vapor - oil pressure pumps On-100
(TsVL-100), i.e., in the former to a residual pressure of about
5-10-7 mm Hg and in the latter to some 10-6 mm Hg. With a resolution Iof 60
the sensitivity of IMS to H 2 and D2 with respect to the vertical displace-
ment of the oscilloscope beam of I mm. is equal to 1-84*10-7 and 2.92-10-7
mm.1/seeg respectively. The diffusion cell B is schematically shown in 2
Fig. 2. The cup-sbaped nickel membrane M with flat bottom (area-A - 2.55emo
thickness d - 0.395 mm) was welded to the thick-walled steel cylinder C
(wall thickness 10 mm) by means of copper. The cylinder 0 was.hermetlically
connected with the flange P. The membrane was heated to 650-70000 by an
external furnace P, the temperature was measured by a Pt-PtRh thermocouple
with an accuracy of � 50. The time dependence of the height of the" peaks
of H+ or D+ ions was measured for three different temperatures T (Fig. 3).
2 2
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Penetration of hydrogen B124/B202
t
The area F - 1(t)dt bounded by curve 1(t) and the axis of time is
0
proportional to the total amount of gas which has passed through the mem-
brane during the time t, Fig- 4 shows the diagram FW for three different
membrane temperatures, Fig, 5 shows the dependence of the quantities D(2)
and P(l) (D -- diffusion coefficientg P -- specific permeability) on 1/T.
The calculated values of E D (activation energy of diffusion)t Ep (ac Itiva-
tior energy of permeability), P 0 and D0 (which are constants under the
given conditions)9 So (solubility of the isotopes in nicke '1), and E a
(dissolution temperature) are given in the table. These data indicate that
1) SOH - BoD, 2) EDH - EDD9 3) E p and E. of deuterium in nickel are by
800-900 cal./g-at. higher than in the light isotope, and 4) Do:Po in both
hydrogen isotopes is equal to F2. The penetration of hydrogen into the nickel
lattice can be divided into several stages as is illustrated by the energy
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Penetration of hydrogen ... B124/B202
diagram shown in Fig. 6. An abrupt change of the diffusion properties of
thesystem H 2-Ni is observed at the Curie point. The isotope effects ob-
served are explained by the different dissociation energies of the molecules
H2 and D2 and the different characteristic oscillation frequencies. There
are 6 figures, I table, and 13 referencess 4 Soviet-bloc and 9 non-Soviet-
bloc.
ASSOCIATIONi Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut im. A. F. Ioffe AN SSSR
Leningrad (Institute of Physical Technology im. A. F. Ioffe
AS USSR, Leningrad)
SUBMITTEDs June 30, 1960
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ACCESSION NR: "4017608 810109164/00910021035710359
i Sokollskaya, L L.1
AUTHOR: Zubenko, Yu. V-1 Shakirova, S. A
Belyakov, Yu. L
TITLE: 'Using an omegatron for investigating the composition of gages liberated
by some vacuum coatings subjected to an electron bombardment
SOURCE: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, v. 9, no. 2, 1964, 3S7-359
toPic TAG& nano spectrometer, omegatron mass ipectrometerl electron
bombardment, vacuum device rerldual gas, Pt liberated residual gas, tin oxide
liberate4 residual gas# Ag liberated residual gas, aquadag liberated residual gag,
wMernite liberated residual gas
ABSTRiCT: The results of an investigation of residual gases liberated by an
electron bombardment of conductive coatings on glass, such as platinum. tin
oxide. aquadag, oilier past*, and willemite on tin-oxide film, are briefly-
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reported. Although a qualitative Investigation of gases was the objective, some
7
quantitative results were obtained at pressures exceeding 10 torr. A most-
simply designed onagatron was built, after J. S. Wegener, et al. (J. Appl.
Phys., 1957, 28, 9. 1027),with a 15x 15x 15-mm resonance chamber. The gases
liberated from Pt were: CO. Nt and CO.; those Hherated from other -coatings
were: CO. N., and to a lesser degree CO,, and CHp The ion currents of
I principal atomic or molecular ions are tabulated. Orig. art. has: 1 figure &ad
2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTEM, l8Jan63'.. DATE ACQ: l8M&r64 ENCL: 00
SUB CODZ: PH, GE
NO REF SOV: 001 OTHM: 005
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BELYAKOV, Yu.I.
I
Eleatrnlvtic method for prodlucing atmdc hydrogen in a vaau=.
Vest. LGU 20 no.16s140-141 165. (mank 1889)

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ACC AP6034TT3 S06kCiCCODY.
AUTHOR: Boguslavskiy, S. G.; Belyakov, Yu. M.---
I.ORG: none
-66100210101 2/1086,
WOWI 108
TITLE: Similarities of the dynamics of the water of the subantarctic intermediate
current in the Atlantic
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Fizika atmosfery i okeana, v. 2, no. 10, 1966, 1082-10W
TOPIC TAGS: ocean current., ocean dynamics, oceanographic expedition, oceanograVnic
research facility
ABSTRACT: The article reports results of investigations of the intermediate subant-
arctic current by the expedition on the research vessel "Mikhail Lomonosov" in accordi
with the International Program "Equalant-111" in 196~. The currents were measured
with autonomous buoy stations with fuel and repair bases driven by windmills. The
buoys were arranged perpendicular to the current in the line running from Rio de
Janeiro to SanRogue. The average velocity in the core in the intermediate current
was found to fluctuate between 20 and 40 cmlsec, with the quantity of the flow being
near 30 x 108 m3/sec. Observations of the distribution of the temperature., salinity,
and concentration of the oxygen were used to calculate the coefficients of vertical
and horizontal exchanges., and also the vertical comporient of the average velocity.
It is shown that the investigated current plays an important role in the formation
of the water masses of the tropical and southern AtUntic. Maps showing the distribu
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tion of the velocity and salinity in the core and the cross section through the irr' er-
mediate current in various points are shown, and the distribution of the velocity as
a function of the latitutde and longitude is given in the form of a table. A table
showing the first and second derivatives of the temperature., salinity., and concentra-
tion of the oxygen with respect to the three dimensions is also given. Orig. art.
has; 2 figures., 1 formula., and 3 tables.
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.BFLYAKOV, Yu4H.; EELYAKOVA.. O.M.
Doterminati 66'-of certain Oirameters of subsurface waves in.the
Sargasso Sealy the'metho4 of autocorrelation. Trudy )br.
gidrofiz.inst. AN URSR 28s3-10 163. (MIR& 170)
3)

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SOV/137-58-10-20423
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 10, p I I (USSR)
AUTHORS: Lisovskiy, D. 1.
TITLE: Model Investigation of the Distribution of the Gas Flow in a
Shaft Furnace (Issledovaniye na modelyakh raspredeleniya
gazovogo potoka v shakhtnoy pechi)
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauchn. tr. Mosk. in-t tsvetn. met. i zolota, 1957,
Nr 27, pp 147-162
ABSTRACT: The conditions for application of the theory of similarity to
the model testing of the motion of gases are presented. The
study was conducted, at first, on a small model of a shaft
furnace (1/20th of full size), where 3 sinter fractions, 8-10,
5-8 and 2. 5-5 mm, were used, corresponding to 160-200,
100-160 and 50-100 mm. The data obtained were verified on
a larger model, in which the cross section of the shaft was
0. 425x 0. 425 m, and the height 1 m, the inside lining being
fireclay 112 brick thick. The results showed that the distri-
bution of the gas flows across the cross section of the shaft
furnace depends upon the size of the material. An increase
Card 1/2 in the size of the larger pieces of charge causes a more

SOV/137-58-10-20423
Model Investi8ation of the Distribution of the Gas Flow in a Shaft Furnace
uniform gas distribution, while a decline in lump size causes a greater flow
of the gas toward the periphery. The most uniform distribution of the gas
flow results: a) When a 15-20 mm fraction is charged, which, allowing for
the dimensions of the model, would represent 60-80 mm in an industrial
furnace; and b) when larger lumps of charge are placed in the middle than
at the periphery.
Ya. S.
1. Sintering furnaces--operation 2. Gas flow--Azialysis
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BELYAKOV, Yu, P,: Master Tech Sci (dies) -- "investigation of the distribution
of gas streams in a shaft furnace to intensify the melting of oxidized nickal ores
an& reduce dust loss". Moscov, 1959. 13 PP (Min Higher Eduo US.
19R., Krasnoyarsk
Inst of Nonferrous Metals im M. I. Kalinin).. 150 coPies (KLI No 15,, 1959P 116)

BELYAKOVAj A.F.; KRYAKOVSKIY, YU-V-1 PAISOV, I*V*
Effect of ram-earth metals on the structure and propertIO3 Of
structural steel. Metalloved. i term.obr.met. no-907-41 S 165.
(MIRA 18110)
1. Mbskovokiy institut stali L splavov.

_.~ ~Y~Ajt; PA160Vq Z.V.-, MIYAKOVSKILY, Yu.L, V.ya.
Causes of a high Impact Wighness in stnal conta.-.ning rar,~-
earth metals, Viet&lloved, I term, c-br. itet. no.11;4.1 12 X 165
3
(KfRa 18i12)
1. Moskovsk-ly institut st-all i splavov.

T
BELDK ~ * - Y-l". 1. 4
-, .. ych, tt!khe iio.4*.
law of tha stinulatlon of a ne"ro'd. Sc,~!'-- ft, i,
53-60 165 18:9)
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UKHAROVA, 11.8.1 71,kPOZHNIKOV, I.I.; BEIZPYOV.B)DIN, V.I.
L)rbernotic analysis of some data of i=unoepidemiological
studies. Zhur.mikrobiol,, epid, I immun, 42 no,12M-20
D 165. (MIRA lgal)
1. Institut epidemiologii i mikrobiologil imeni Gamalel
AMN SSSR,

BELUKOVA A. (Leningrad)
Young firement of V"ili I41amd. Pozhodelo 7 no-5:16-18 W 161,
(KMA 34 -.5)
1, Sekretarl Vaoile0atrovskogo rayonnogo komiteta Vsqfoyuznogo
Laninakog-o k-ommmia-tiobaskogo savusa molodasU,
(Leningrad-A;aeers (Comnist y6th))
(Fire eictinction-Societies)

BELUKOVAt'A.
YAking luminous stencils by the.- decalcomania method. Av prom.
26 no.8:87 -A9 157. iMMA 15 94)
(.Stencils and stencil cutting)

BELYAKOVA, A,
A"44000161
Training specialists. Avt.transp. 43 no.3:46-47 Mr 165.
(MIRA 18:5)

ZBOItOVSKIY, A.B.9 dotsent- BELYAKOVAp A.A.; YUJ140VA, G.F.
Clinical tests of nitrosarbide in coronary disease. Vrach. delo
no.6:36-39'.T6 161. (1-UiA 3-5:1)
1. Kafedra g"ospitallnoy terapii (zaveduyushchiy - dotsent A.B.
Zborovskiy) nauchnyy rukovoditell - prof. I.V.Voroblyev). Stalin-
gradskogo meditsinskogo instituta i trotlye bollnichno-poliklinicheakoye
ob"yedi niye,
IrCORONARY WM DISEASE) (SORSITOL)

RRUTAKOVA. A.F.. meditsinakaya seatra (14oakwa)
.
The moral personality of a soviet nurse. Md. aestra, 22
no. 6:24~27 Je 163. (HUMM AND NMIM) (KML 16:9)

ACC Me AP5027713, SOURCE CODE: I ui/0129/65/000/011/0041/0042
MTHOR: -Palsov,: I..-.Vi; Kgak vskiy, Yus Ve; Totarinti!!!U~~
ftlyakove &~7r*'
ORG: Moscow Inatitute'of.'Steel And Alloys, (Moskovs1tty.institut atali t splavov)
'ure-earth metals
TITLE, Cause of the-lkiRh:1210kct~ strenst "~qf steals containing
SOURCE; Metallovedentys i termicheskaya obrabotka metallov, no. 11,4963, 41-429
if 4
and bottom ha of: insert facing_p~:Al
TOPIC -TAGS-.: rave earth matallt'-iteeir. Metal. grain boundary-contamination, electron.,
microscopy, nonmetallic inclusion EK-5 electron microscope
k6v I
*BSTRACT: _Aivrecently, established' (A.- 'F.':Bel*a a at a NiTOK, -195,t, no. 9), the
addition of e1eimenti. -(RkK) such"As- ~ferr"_Qceriuumnm o40MM40fiteel -results
in th* of tfie-plasitic sulfides of
e1substitution ~je And Mn witl~ relatively nonplastic
spheroidal REMinclusions, i.e.with-sulfideefind oxysulfides.of Ce. itlis believed
that REK decont4n.inate-,Sr&tn,boundAr.its and that this isohe of the ressonsfor theiv
favorable effect on the properties gf steel.~To verify this,. the authors performed
an I electroam.icros.5opic.examiaotionlof the structure and properties of 40104M steel
alloyed with small amounts of REK. following Imimet tests of the specimenst,which re-
vealed an increase of~as much as 6.6,kg-stj~;2 in.impact strength, sections of the
specimens were etched to reveal thegrain boundaries and processed Into.replicas
card. 1/2 UDCt 026.178.167:620.187.2:6199.85/;6.

SUB CODE: Iti, SUBM DATE: .'.it6n*/ ORIG REF. :005/ OTH REF: .:000
cora

PASHKOV, B.M.; KARACHIMSETA. V.V.; ROBUSTOV. 0J.; KHAMAGANOVA. A.V.; ANDRO-
BOVA, AIA.- BnYAKOVA A.G.- MMW G. I; ZATURUSKAIA. P.0.; VTJOZAYZVA,
MIA.; Me; TURANOT, KIM. I ka4didat medit-:
sinskikh nauk, direkt DRONSHTXYX, V*G,q kandidat, meditsius];1kh nauk,
savacluyushchiy; VIN916VA, K#A*,:z&veduFishchqLya.
Results of the treatment of syphilis in children according to the 1949 pro-
gram of the Ministry oT Health of USSR; preliminary communication. Test.
venii derm. no.2:28-34 Mr-Ap 153. (KIAL 6:5 )
1. Teentrallnyy kozhno-venerologichaskiy institut (for P"hkov. Karach6Tt-
seva, Robustoy, Muumgi~nova, Taranov). 2. Bol'altea issul Korglenbco (for
Androeova, Belyakovas Genkina, Uturenekayab 3, Vtoroy Xcekovskiy ireadin-
spanser (for Tymekayeva, Golldsnpbrg. Bronshtsyn). 4. Pervyy vendispanser
(for Boldyreva, Vinogradova). (Syphilis) (Pen~cillin--Thirapeutic use)

USSR / Pharmacology and Toxicology--Chemotherapeutic V-6
Preparations
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biolq No 23, 1958) 107417
Author : Maslovq P, Ye., Petriishevskiyq S. E., Belyakovaj
A. G.
Inst : Not given
Title : Pentabismolp a New Domestic Water-Soluble Bismuth
Preparation for the Treatment of Patients Affected
with syphilis
Orig Pub: Vestn. dermatol. i venerol., 19579 No 3, 32-35
Abstract: Pentabismol (P), a water-soluble preparation of
bismuth was used on 198 patients wish different
forms ol syphilis. P was introduced intramuscularly
in a dose of 2 ml every second day (in order to
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PASHKOV, !B.H., prof.; AMMOSOVA, A.A.; ~ZjgAPYA,-A.G.; GENKINA, G.B.;
kEATURENSXAYA, P.O.; MUKAGANOVA, A.Y.
.Results of treating congenital syphilis according to the 1949
.treatment system and reasons for svitching to the 1954 system (vith
,summary in English]. Vest.derm. i ven. 32 no.1:37-42 Ja-1P 158.
(MIRA 11:4)
,1. Iz otdela sigilidologii (zav.-Prof. N.A.Rozentul) TSeutrallnogo
kozhno-venerologichaskogo inatituta (Ur.-dateent N.M.Turenov)
Ministeretva zdravookhraneniya SSSR, iz Kliuicheakoy bollaitsy imeni
Korolenko (glavnyy vrach-saalushennyy vrach RSFSR V.P.N1ko1Fqev)
i kafedry kozhnykh i venericheakikh bolezuey (zav.-prof. B-M-Pahs1cov)
Moskovskogo meditsinskogo stomatologicheakogo iustituta (dir.-dots.
G.K.Beletakly)
(SYPHILIS, CONGENITAL, ther.
in Russia (Rue)

MASLOVp Pale.; DZEMOVAS Ai-G.-
Clinical aspeoto' treatments, and Irevention of Leiner's erytbro-
derma deoqwaaativ=* Testedermei vene 34 no*101" 160a
WMA 13:11)
1. rz TSOntrallnogo mauobno-isoledovatellskogo.koxbno-"qorologi-
obaskogo inotit1t;a1sav. otdolm - prof. M*1., Rozqutulp dir,
institute. - kat4emedouauk H*W* Turanov) Hiniatersiva zdrivookbra-
neuiya RSM i is klizicheskoy kgzbno-venerologiobeakoy boltnitay
imeni Xbrolemko (glav"y vraoh - A.I. Pttstovaya).
(SKIN.-DISEASES)

ROZEMLI, R.A., prof.; STUMITSIN, A.A 'prof,.'; MAStOV- P.Ye., stnrs*
nauchnyy sotrudnik; RAKEWZVICH, Ye.Hp.,st4r-6hiy idauchnyy sotru4nik.;
KWAWOVA, A.V.,, mladshiy nauchnyy sofrudnik; IYAWOVA, U.N.,
mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; KMWOVA) A..Poj mladshiy nmichnyy
sotrudnik; g~l!XAKQYAA.G., vraclf,- ZATURENSKAYA, P.I., vrach
Pathogenesis and treatment of ea2kna and neurodematitis in
childrene Vestedermti v'eno no..3.2%3-8 161. (MIRA 1521)
1. Iz TSentr allnogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo kozhno-venero-
logicheakogo inatituta (dir. -kand.medonauk N*H. Turanov) i
iv Bollnitsy imeni, Korolienko (glavnyy vrach A.I. Pustovaya).
2. Boltnitsa imeni Korolenko (for Bellyakova i Zaturonskaya).
(ECZBtA) (SKIN-DISEASES)

BESPALOVA, M.T.1 PETROVSKAYAP L.B.j GORBUNOV, G.L., doktor geo!.-
miner. nauk, red.; red.
(Kola Peninsulal a bibliograpbV of Soviet literature, 19621
Kollskii poluostrov; blbliografJcheskil ukazatell sovetskoi
literatury (1962 god). Apatity~ 1965. 62 P. (MRA 18:10)
1. Akadamiya nauk SSSR. Kolskiy filialo Kirovsk. Bibliotaka.

Case of laryn.geal can..-er vilith pcou, lobul,-~ar of t'~,O.
V:7,t. oto. lll~, no. 1, 1952

BELYAKOVAI YUDIK, Tu~A., red.; YMWAKOT, K.S., tek:hn.red.
~[Contracts covering the shipping of freight by rail] Dogovor
zholesnodoroihnoi parevoski gruzov. Iad-vo Rosk.univ., 1958.
52 P. (MIRA 12:4)
(Railroad law)
I

BEIYAKGVA~ Apgg SYROVATSKAYAp A.A. , red.;
------ NASUWNIKCfVA, T.A.) tekhu. red.
(Liability for personal lnjuries]Vo2meshcbenie vreda., pri-
chinennogo uvechlem. Moskva,, Izd-vo Mosk. univ., 1961.
P. (KIRA 15:4)
(Employers' liability) (Accident law)

,7%- C J"O_~j '4'
SHUBERT. S.A.; PIMLrYA, A.M.; KUIZHIIISXIY. V.1.; SIDXMO, T.K.; AYMMAHMOT,
D.N.; SOKOIDT. PALIKOTSMA, L.K.; BRUX-LEVINSM, T.L.;
Z=AKGVA,A.N.;_XOZHHVffIKOVA, Ye.X.; AYRUSHCHMKO, R.A., reds
iz&--im; VOIKOVi S.V., tekbn.red.
fWater purification for water supply to machine-tractor stations
and state farms] Oebietke vody dlia vodosnabzheniia poselkov
HTS i sovkhosov. Moskva, Ixd-vo H-va kommun.kbos..RSM, 195?.
69 p. (MIRA 11:6)-
1. Akademiya kommunallnogo khozvaystva, Moscow.
(Water--Purification) Nater supp3,v, Rural)

BEI,YAKQVA,,,A,.P.; BOKOV, Yu.S.,- LAVRISHCHEV, V.P.; KO.NOVAWV, P.G.;
VASKEVICH, D.N.
Photosensitivity of.polyvinyl cinnamate and its nitro derivatives.
Vysokom. soed. 7 no.9tl637-1640 S 165. (MIRA 18:10)
1, Vaesoyusnyy zaochnyy politekhnicheskiy institut.

BlLTAKOTA,.A.P.;.KULIKOT,.V,T#.
ent ne '' ii- ture in 36-37-week pregnancy. Akush,i gin$'*
S a oue uter ne rap
4
3~ no,5409 8-0,'Po
1. Is rony,nogo doma* (zaveduyushchiy Ao?, Belyakova), Zhigalevok
MVbyabovokoy oblasti.
CUTBRus-Ruprm)

BELYAK A. S. and VARSHAVSKIY, G. Ye.
E~
"Power --,x-panded to Potate the Ir.,stmtment Dari%,' t"0. Of
Small-DW%etiir Shaftu," Razv-),!kp. I Clichrana ~lalr, Nio. 5, FvP 17-V~, 1954
SO: W311-~29, 2 Sei) 55

AID P - 332
SubJect USSR/Mining
Card 1/1
Authors : Mezhlumov, 0. A., Belyakova, A. S. and Varshavskiy, G. E.
Title : Three years of double bore drilling in Dagestan
Periodical : Neft. Khoz., v. 32, #5, 27-30, MY 1954
Abstract : A comparison of single and double hole drillink; in dif-
ferent depths (about 900, 1100 and 1500 meters) is out-
lined. The rates of drilling in each case are presented
in two tables. The results indicate the appreciable
advantage of double bore drilling. 4 Russian references
(1951-52).
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

BILYAKOVA, A.S.; GRIGOWSKIT, V.H.
Period of CY Ckgni. Astron.tair. no.207:13 D '59. OaRA 13:6)
I* Odeaskaya astronomicheakaya observatoriya, eel* Mayaki.
(Stars. Variable)
't
f. ..

GRIGOREVSKIY, V.M.; BELYAKOVA, A.S.
CV Cygni, Per.zvezdy 13 no.2:136-142 N 160. NIRA 14-.10)
1e Odeaskaya astronomicbeokaya observatoriya.
(Stars,, Variable)

TURGELI, Ye*O#;JELYAKOVA, A,Ye,
Thermal decomposition products of higher fatty acids.
Trudy VNIIneftekhim no,5;63-74 162, (mA 15:7)
(Acidst Fatty)

K~M.. A&P,; MMVA OVAj_W*-,,-.
Acute toxic dyntrophy of the liver in a pregnant woman* lkw&*'
i gin. 37 noo2t99-100 .7 161* (KMA 340)
1. Is akunhersko-ginekologicheskogo otdeleniya (nacb. A.P. Keyear)
Taroolavokoy dorozbnoy bolluitay Severnoy zhele=oy dorogie
(PRWVANCYI- WOUGATIONS OP) (LIVEL-DISMES)

CL11TIMED PLANTS. Potatoos. Vogetables.
fteurbits-
I'Lf ;I-WF NOLOGIYA, NO. 4, 1959. 110. 1566o
Af "Pff4o R Us-nova , -1. ~ulyakova, G,
S M1 . . Moscow Agr . AUCLU.
TI T LE Certain Characterietics of the Growth and
De
volopment of American artichoke In the
!,'oacow Oblast.
0 Ri G. 1-UP.
AEKSTRACT
Eb. stud. nauchno-issled. rabot. Vosk. s.-kh.
akad. in. K.A. Tirai.ryazeva, 1958, vyp. 8. 89-95
;The authors think It is inaccurate to divide
the American artichoke sorts Into the rreed-tubee
and White-tuber varieties. AccordinCz.
toNbush type all sorts.can be divided into:
(1, low-srowtii, droopJng, Intensely branching
(hievskaya krasnaya, Belaya uro-
zhaynaya, Vadim) doe5 not flower near
lkloscow; (2) hIgh-growth, with straight-stand-
Ing stalk, few branches ( Tambovskaya
:Krasnaya, Saratovskaya, Hybrids 155,120,177-355~
0;.. RD: 1/2

AID P - 1351
Subject USSR/Mining
Card 1/1 Pub. 78 - 14/30
Author : Eventov, Ya. S., Illin, V. D. and Belyakova,G. M.
Title : Artesian fresh water in the Stalingrad Region of
the Volga River.
Periodical ; Neft. khoz., v-32, #12, 49-51, D 1954
Abstract The geology. of the left shore of the Volga river
is discussed in respect to the sand-clay
formations essential for the accumulation of
fresh water. Geological data and water capacities
are given for various districts of the Volga river
region.
Institution: All-Union Scientific Research, Geological--Survqy
Institute (VNIGRI)

WIN. V.D 1111LY~AKIT ~G. SHMIDT' 0.1.
.1~. 1,
I
Sedimente of the Danian 'tage In the lover Amu Darya RIver.
Geol.nefti 2 no.10:46!478 0 '58- (MIRA 11:11)
1. VBegnyusnyy naucbno-Iseledovateltakly geologo-razvedochnyy neftyanoy
institut. I
(Am Darya Valley-Geology, Stratigrapb1c)

ILIINI V.Dq,-, BELYAKOVAp G.M.
Geology of the western margin of the Caspian Lowland. Trudy
VNIGNI no.30:320-351 '61. (MM 14:9)
.(Caspian Lowland--Geology)

ALIYEV9 I,.M,; BELYAKOVAp G.X.; DIMSHTEYN, G.Kh.; ZRUKOVSM, L.G.; WIN,
V.D.; 'KXYEM, -Yu.*----,7rx-VINA, Ye.Ye.; SOTIRIADI, K.A.; KHON, A.V.
Some results,of the study of the geology of the Neogene and Qua-
ternary movements of closed areas of western Uzbekistan using the
method of geological mapping of the Pre-Neogene surface. Trudy
VNIGNI no-30:64-72 161. (MM 14: 9)
(Uzbekistan--Goologyt Structural)

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ACC NR: AP6014521 (A) SOURCE CODE: UR/0115/651000/011/0036/0038
AUTHOR: Buzinov, V. S.; Belyakova. G. M.
ORG: none
,TITLE: Determining frequency error of TVB, thermoelectric converters
SOURCE: lzmeritel'naya tekhnika, no. 11, 1965, 36-38
frequency characteristic,
TOPIC TAGS: thermoelectric convertor / TVB thermoelectric convertor
4
ABSTRACT: Reference instruments are available for excluding frequency errors
(up to 300 Mc, with a residual error of 0. 5% or less) from thermoelectric
converters measuring 0. 1 amp or heavier currents. For lower current converters'.
no such instrument has been available; hence, a method and equipment are
suggested for determining frequency error in TVB-1 to TVB-7 converters which
measure. currents below 0. 1 amp; the frequency error can be reduced to 1-1. 5%.
Card 1/2 UDC: 621.36.029.63.088

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~,ACC NR,. AP6014521
1A half-wave symmetrical transmission line with a radiating dipole on one end and
the test converter (or bolometer) on the other is recommended for finding the
converter frequency error with relation to that of the bolometer. The latter can
be estimated from well-known formulas. This method is held suitable for
frequencies up to 1000 Mc. It was experimentally found that: TVB-1 converters
can be used only at frequencies below 150 Mcl TVB-3, up to 300 Mc; TVB-4, -5.0
-6, and -7 have better frequency characteristics. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and
1 formula*
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AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:-
ABSTRACT:
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77126
sov/7o-4-6-27/31
Belyakova, G. S., Belyayev, L. M.
Organic Mix-Crystals for Scintillation Counters,
Brief Communications
Kristallografiya, 1959, vol 4, Nr 6, PP 929-930
(USSR)
The article deals with the luminescente spectra
of impure naphthalene crystals grown from a.melt,
contaminated with 0.001-1.0% anthranilic acid,
methylanthranilate, 1,4-diphenylbutadiene-l.,3, and
i,6-diphenylhexatriene-1,3,5. The impurity contents
in the crystals are not studied, but the changing
luminescence spectra and light output indicate
the differing impurity contents in the crystals.
'A change in the spectra occurs only if the con-
taminating molecules are similar to those of the
solvent with which they form solid solution, i.e..
mix-crystals. There are 2 figures; and 4 references,

Organic Mix-Crystals for Scintillation
Counters. Brief Communications
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100- r%
80-
%
60-
%
40-
0
350 400
4se 500A
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Fig. 1. Luminescence
-ra of naphthalene
spect
cr-,,stals contaminated
by various impurities:
(1) pure crystal; (2)
crystal contaminated
by 1,4-diphenyl-
butadiene (1%); (3)
by anthranilic acid
(1%); (4) by 1,6-
diphenylhexatriene
(0.5%).
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Counters. Brief Communications SOV/70-4-6-27/31
3 Soviet, I U.K. The U.K. reference is: J. Birks,
Proc. Phys. soc., 63, 36, 9A, 1944, 1950.
ASSOCIATION: Crystallographical Institute of the Academy of
Sciences of the USSR (Institut kristallografii AN
SSSR)
SUBMITTED: June 15, 1959
Card 3/3

ACC NR, AP0021716 S(X1RCF CODE: UR/0237/66/000/00 3/0018/00
AUTHOR.:-- Belyakova,*G. V.; Prokoplev, V. M.
ORG: None
'TITLE: Analysis' of a raster modulator in form of a grating
SOURCE: Optiko-mekhanicheskaya promyshlennost', no. 3, 1966 18-24
TOPIC TAGS: optic modulator, 0*001-or C*z
44ecr. photoelectric detection
ABSTRACT: 'This paper investigates the modulation process of a radiant flow with an
arbitrary two-dimensional energy distribution over its cross section, by a raster
modulator in form of a.moving grating. The problem posed is to find the modulator ou
put, as a function of time, on the basis of a specified modulator (constant specified
velocity of adimensionally and optically specified grating), and a knov%m modulator
input. The purpose of this research is to enable calculation of the output spectrum I
of a phototransducer, fed by the 'radiant flow of the modulator output on the basis ofl
a known input to the modulator. The modulator is assumed in form of a grating with
alternate fully transparent and fully opaque strips, moving with a velocity Vx along.~-
the x-axis.An arbitrary distribution of luminosity in the plane of the modulator,
E (x, y), is assumed. Expressions are developed for the computation of the amplitudes!
and phases of the harmonic components of themodulated radiant flow. As an example,,
Cord 1/2 UDC: 621

ACC NR; AP6021716
the modulation of a radiant flow having a uniformly illuminated circular, semicircu-
lar, square and rectangular cross section is studied and determined for various ori-
entations of the cross section with respect to the strips of the rostral modulator.
Formulas for the calculation of the important first signal harmonics are given. The
developed theoretical conclusions and formulas are substantiated by an experimentsl
verification. Orig. art. has 5 figures, 24 formulas.
SUB CODE-. 17 SUBM DATE: 25M%y65/ ORIG REP: 003/ OTH REP-. 002

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.8 no 4 1965, 104-
SOURCE: 1VUZ.. Priborostroyen ye v
S log
TOPIC TAGS: photoe~phic 16ns,-60tic instrument -industrial instrument-
A!3STRA a-p ot 'Instrument for -determi disl~'
M '~.The-~ author.- describes' h oelectric Ding the
tance'between a camera 'lens and:4ts.imAge-Olafid'.'-A.s'chematic diagram of the., device', -
i shown in'fig. 1 of the Endlosuro*. The -circitlar'-diaiphragm 3'is minated by.
ificandescent'lard6,1 through condenser; lens 2, and the image is projected by~the
to be tested 4 and collimator lens 5 on i"ier 7 -which. is made in the form of a_
~radial test negati,~e. :Th raster.is.placed at the focal plane of the collimator-
e
lens. or,'6 -to modulate -the light flux with'a -frequency-
The'raster is rotated by mot
given y t e fozamla f im, nN, where n is the' nusber of rotations of the raster'.
and. 9- Is thi humber of transpareit or opoue sectors an th4leat
q
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Aw.H0162 Kor V K .' "Ruriut-3.uy, V. F.J.
gtak' 'j.; V. A.; Shitikov, V
Belyakova-VJA,Aq~*, holtalkova, S.
1;z
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TlTLEi A m-thod for obtaining phenol 9. ldeh~de re&'s! Class 39, No. 172489
SOURCE: DyuLloten' izobroteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no, 13, 1965, 70
TOPIC TAGSs resin$ phenolaidehyde, formaldehyde
ARSMACT i This Author Certificate presents a method for obtaining phenolaldehyde
,resins by condensing phenol or formaldehyde in the presence of a solvent, The
condensation is conducted in the presonce of mathylol derivatives of phenolphtha-
leizie, using dimethyl formamide as the solvent.
AOSCGIMIONt none.
WDRITTM: 13Ju)-62 FMW 00 SUB GoDst 00
NO RZF SOVt 000 OTHMs 000
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SENII Z.F.; SIVCHIKOVA, M.G.; LUCHU, M.Khe; PELYAKOVA, I.N.;
YABW, O.F.; UYN, F.L.
Possibility of lowering the temperature of porcelain tiring
and of its replacement in drying tinder high temperatures.
Stek.i ker. 19 no.9:21-24 8 16~~ (MIRA 15:9)
(Porce
77,

L 4177.66
ACC N14 AP56-74jr
02 ~S-Q" pq SOUNX COM tM/0286/65/000/015/0083/0083
-.n
ZatulLO2 0. e.; Undus L"Cl Koehel U s as '01' il V4 Boyartnova.
!VE 0 In V. V
PW In
is Teve it: Ohn akin N. &k 14ellnikov,
_ ~A T PO 0"!
-I- ns razov, a. S.
v elyakova. Ki, A~; danovvk .6
Lys S.
r kia-ya, jr* us
ITLEM
I beat-resistant, nickel-base allgo Class ho, 10. 11AIO (Wwo
tral.8clintifle Bedsore- T- sutp of ftrrous Metallurg as unced
n B4,rd1sCjTosatrAI'AYJ#
MUST chemor metanurgii)l a ;kektftMe MIs In. to F.
Cls Aralloten' .1sobretonly I toyarnykb anakov, no. 13, 1965, 83
MPIC TAOSS alloys nickel alloys qhromiM"l-ontsining alloy, -zojzMn containing
alloy#.tMzoten gutaining alloy, UjwdW 47
ontainins alloy pawAnum mtsiving anal
CsAxn-watainU4 allay, %Leryllium containlig alloy, cerium containing-dIcy
-baxe
ABBMCTt TbAm Autbor Cortiticate Introduces a wrought, he
'Wistant, nickel
J~
allay vith imp mechmical prooorties and velftbi I no 7 tontabs IT to
20% chromium, .=2% 6olybdeam, o-6% tungsten, 2-541111=11i "I-0 alUminuot
0.1% max carbodl 6% ask Im, 0*01% an sulfur% 0.015 ul pbwpb a# Qi 3%. Lx =a-
&anodes. 01M am sillcong 0,01% wx WMA and 0.02% Ux'COriusiv, (All
O=i.~: Wj.-S~M Mgt' 05ftb6h/ ono Ma 000/ M wi 000/ ATO, PSM
J
-A&N,

0YKS) G.N.; MATEVOSYAN, P.A.; ANSHELES, I.I.; FATKULLIN, O.Kh.; SELIVANOV, VJI.;
SHURYGINY G.D.: SIVKOV, S.S.; FZDAN, A.T.; Prinimali uchastlye: PETROV,
B.S..; KULIKOVA, N.N.; P01101-WIT-V, Ye.N.; PONOUREVA, Yu.I.; ZININA, R.H.;
FEDOROV, V.I.; WLYAKOVA, K.V.
- --, 11 ~
Results of vacuuming ball-bearing steel by various methods. Stall
24 no.9:805-SO8 3 164. (MIRA 171:10)
A

BALTAXOTAO Z*
In technical comittees of the International Standards
Organization*' -Standartizateiia 24 no.3t62 Mr 160.
(KM 13:6)
(Standards. Angineering)
I ~"

MXAKOVA, L. [Bieliakova,, L. KAPUSTINA, Z.
With the otudento of tbe-Kherkor Technical Institute, Znan,
ta. pratsia no.5:15 Nr"63. (MIRA 16W
(Technical education)

BELYAROVA-, L. A.
.Publichnaia, biblioteka. Otdel gigieny i restavratsii knige The resQrvaticz of book
resources; manual for libraries. 1,;skva, 1954. 72 p. (55-35659
Z706.1187
1. Books - Conservation and restoration. 1. Beliakova, L. A.

~
lev speoles of the genus Ob"tomium, Biul,MOIP,Otdblol9 59
no,605-86,X-D 1540* (KML 8:2)
(Fungi)

S,17LYAKOVA, L.
BELYAKOVA, L. A.: "Mold fungi on books and the testing of chemicals to combat
them." Moscow Order of Lenin and Order of Labor Red Banner State U imeni
A. A. Zhdanov. Leningrad, 1956. (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate
Biological Sciences).
Kniz,hnaya letopis', No 39, 1956, Moscow.

BUTAXOTA, L.A.
Sodium pentachloropbonolate as an antiseptic preventing mold on
glue. Mikrobiologila 23 no-6:713-717 N-D 056. (HLRA 10: 1)
1. Gosuclaretvannaya bibliotake SSSR im V.I.Laninas
(MROLS'. off ,
pentsohlorophonyxy sodium, antiseptic off. on fungi)
(YOGI. off . of drugs on
pantachlorophenyoxy sodium, antiseptic off,)

BELUKOVAP.L.A.
Y -irradiation 4s, a method of disinfecting books contaminated by
ihold scores. Mikrobiologiia 29 no.5:762-765 s-o ,6o. WFA 3.3:n)
1. Gosudarstvennaya biblioteka SSSR imeni V.I.Ianina.
(BOOKS-DISINUCTION) ' (MOLDS (BOTANY))
(RADIATION STEMLIZLTION)

GUDIN, N.V.v kand. khim. nauk; BELYAKOVA L A insh.1
SHAPNIKp M.S., insh.
Zinc and cadmium plating in electrolytes Used on ethanolami
complexes of metals. Mashinostroenle no.3:66-67 My-Je 163.
(MM 16&7)
1. KazansIdy khimiko-tekhnologichookiy institut,
(Zine plating) (Gadmium plating)
(Ammines)

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L. 63092, Pe
AGGESSION Mt AR5012746 UR/0276/65/000/003/B076/B076
621.357.7:669-58
SOURGE-. Ref aZh, Tekhnologiya mashinostroyeniya. Svo&&yy tom., Abso 3B571
AUTHORS: Beiyakova, L. A.; Win, N. V.
TITLE.- Addition of comp. lex zinc and cadmium compounds aid the importance of t b-0
nature of the anions ~Lbr nickel-I copper-9 and zinc-plat'ing elect-roIrves With
aminocomplexesfj
CITIM SOURCEt Sb. Nekotorjye vopro teorii i praktiki ispollz. v gallvanotekhm
neyadovit. elektrolitov. Kazan', 19614, 45-50
TOPIC TAGS: plating, nickel oladding., copper cladding, zinc plating, electro-
actroplating solution, anodic protection
platinE,
T-WISUTIONt The influence of additions of various cationns on the comp-c'sirion
of electrolytic depositions obtained from complex soii-tions inveptigated. It
.4a6 octabli.--ted that the introduction ,-,f cadinvium, salts ir',,,,,~ a
ar,,r-,o-,1du:-i electr~:,lyte leads to increased brightnes3 cci --,r-q7n-o-,7-.3d :itn~,ctur,- of the
fOrrzd deposits. It is asswzed that th,3 img.-cried qaality ~,I' ttie coatir4,7 is
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connected'with the formation of cadmur. hydroxide close to the electrode wi,:b a
be obta:Lnw-1 by introducing- Zwi~orLI'into the- solittion; then passivation Of- - the
anodes is commletely eliminated. Improvement of the structure oil zim, demsits
is also observed irith the introduction of eadmiw-.q salts i-ito the ethyienodiam-uie
complex. Yu. Polukaro-,
STU B 0 OD 9 , Kf,'C
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t'ACCESSION XR: AR4023359 S/0284/64/000/002/0029/0029
SOURCE: VZh. Voprosy* tekhnicbeskogo progressa I, 6rganizatell, prolzvodetva V
Imasbinostroyenii~ Abe, 2-35-169
AUrHOR; Belyakovap Le Bo
.................
TITLE: Certain problems of blueprint data of parts
CITED SOURCE: Tr. Proyekta., tekhnol. I n,'-i. in~-ta._Volgo-Vyatsk. sovnarkhoz,
vy*p. 2, 1963,, 29-50
TOPIC TAGS: coding, coding blueprint data, stamped-sheet parts coding., techno- 4
logical process automation, computer-controlled machine tools
TRANSLATION: The coding of information from blueprints of parts that are stamped
from metal sheets and strips of constant thickness has been Investigated, In
planning the technological processes of such parts with the aid of an electronic
computer (EC), the original information from the blueprints is coded and recorded
in the form of a definite system of digits. Before such a blueprint is-codedj,
one has to determine whether It Is actually necessary to feed Into the ZC &3.1 the
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!information contained in the blueprints. The solution of this problem depends
ion the structure-of the algorithm and on the class of the parts under consider-
!ation. The recommended coding method is applicable to any stamped part. The
Ilines of the part's blueprint are coded directly and not its three-dimensional
Ishape. By means of a pencil and ruler the coder draws 4 mutually perpendicular
Istraight, lines which separate the projections of the part (coordinate axes) on
'the blueprint and be marks off the junction points and the given centers of cir-
Icular arcs. The marked-off points are projected on the coordinate axes and their
1projections are then numbered in a fixed order. The coding sheets are then
Ifilled following a prescribed order. The information from the blueprint is di-
Ivided Into three groups: the configuration of the part and the smoothness of its
surfaces; the dimensions of the part; and the openings in the coded part. While
filling coding sheets, one finds first on each projection the lower left marked-
off point of thLi!contour and then proceeds "around" the contour of the projection
!
icounterclockwise, recording into the separate column of the coding sheet the in-
:formation. about each line between two adjacent junction points., This Is followed
:by data about each line within the contour of the projection,, The article pro-
:sents the form of the coding sheet and the order in which it Is completed; it
presents also ibe pricedure for compiling the algorithms. There are 3 figures
and 5 tables.
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obtaimtd - =a, rc,enuh!e. ori,% t~ the s-!~
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Ve7sible. T." adsorptfaa iv--therms c1 Cie cuacsc- -.:!d fim~
prain -.cis with hydteed vc:ifv.~ w~fc- luzKtk-ai FA Ll ~e amr..
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v4serption rtwilted frain the lor=-floq (d a-bonds betweell
the 14,0 Er.415. Amd *ha 011- on the Kel iu~m T!tz ther-

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at
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