SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BESPALOVA, V. G. - BESPECHNYY, D. V.

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universitst 1-1 S.M. Kircita.
Editorial. Board: Reap. Ed.: L.A.
Vials; V.P. Kn~h1,,tirov; T.P.
Tecintly"m amd
D.P. U.tlatrtsko. Ed.: V.V.
Alck.-Irly.1tty. Tech. Ed.: Z.P.
R.r.k1rA.
PLRYWE: This book Is intesded for
mrionrel of svientifle r-arch
ir.3%it.t1a
and industrial crwgimerz in the
fiell of arpll,l fluid isch-ica,
ar.1 -y
be of interest to studects of
advwiccd courses In the field.
Tilassactiona of the Conferst-
(Cont.) SOV/5Z'/j
CWMAGE; This book consists or the
trwiscriptio- Of 31 p,;wra "ad at
th-
conference m Cas dymnics vb1ch val
converted under the Ir-Itiat1w of
'lakhskly vwLV~r.tvcmyy
unieernitet 1~ni S.M. Kimv, (utshh
stats U-I"r.
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MY imfli S.M. Ximv) Wid tile
Institut enereet'hi Aloidelit muk
Kaza~,_hcixty
50 Institute of Powir EU.1mcring
of thc~ Academy of Scirric-c
Kazak)-4)tcyn
SM) mrA belli October 23-2), 1956,
Three bmni'lez of applied Ems
dy-nics
Jet fl" Of liquids t-d Cases#
mrodynazict of furnace
processes, and the mtflov of
liquids. The practical ster.1fic-c
of the
*Transactionecif the conference
corsists in t". adaptation of
theory to
wthOds Of Uchnical cw;vtRtion am4i
masurirg rethcciz misted to
irduatria
furnaces " other Indixstrial
rilocco5co In v, I :~
ittrodynexcis phera-,m play
a predominact role. EiSht papera
mad nt the C,-fer,ence a" riot
Included
in this collection for vi-loun
misoni. Th~- "th3m of tke- m1cmirC
pc,,cra
.,,,d Conj
L.D. Ll~ (Thc,,isal "a
Acrst*n,,ljc Chj,a,.xj.tjc, of
pulvee
Plattse Burners) and A.A.
rOleYev5kiY (Outlirte.3 -11
physical Models of -he Jet
NO-IGis KeChaM-lics Of 71.1d.),
11.1. Ak.trto~, Ye. P. Pogls~,
S.V. Bukix~l,
T.K. ftronetsin, A.D. Mzrysiurtt,
and G.V. Ukilbov. L.0. tyt.y=skl7
I.
atenticitted as being, In chatree
of ta dt~p~tlt-rt of tile Kaza),.h
State Ur.1-mity,
,rot,
I.D. Malyukair, C-Lidt. of
plly.jral -,I Matj,_tjcsj
Sciences, S~
as a member or the ma- university.
:1cferencts am- founI at the crA
of
Secision ci~ October 24, 19%
(15orrimr)
~ntOw", O.S. It-estien,tinC
Turbub-, Ch-acteristies of
Filse Ko.1*Qtb,!_L1 J~t ald -
O:~:, Fl,%,. 45
r-shk,rult, V.P. (C-11diste or
rhy,lml -d
'V Parallel and !1l't1-rJ M-tiii-
Of U,lif- Fl- of Sal 55
T"ns-til- of tb~ C-rrre-
T,Ontlrvatt T.I. )fT ~1- or
k~iftlly Syris,-trIcal Jets if'
Famllel at,, t7--trnr7 Flo- 6.,
Dukh-, S.Y. R-Cul-Ity of 14,tj-
and C-!~,u;tl- f C-11 Partl,l- 69
Uznrchuk, R.N., ard N.t. Folls%ly.
Ott Ott, Cris!, Ir th, 71--,
rlm of C- in a Pit- Pvrallt,l
Chat., 1 6?
Cont"'tt" of the llitieu..I- 1-a
nrief 75
s-illon or octni- 2,,, 1,)5,,
Terekh1m, 1I.N. Expansion of an
~%Ially :!y-trt~l J,.t of C- lit a
lelt N..'Imity -
%,tit= or virr,
Chcbyst-, P.I. (Vile-sty-1-Y
rW~Irot. -,.rtjt,.t (f,jj.Ut-
FleltrotIchlie-1 1-titUte)).
Tjt,~Itr
Us, r", Fit,---

Tr:u-a-tIorr. of th-- Conference (Cant.)
A.T. J,rtc!;tjC.tj,,C . ~~-I-ntrictid
T-11,111,t Jet
W.T. %~y of' tM W-~". or tho D,-p-t-nt a,
Hy~t
dy.-Ic- of th, I-IrCmd Institut, i-n!
X-1ir1r.
an the Jet Theo,y lor
Sbcj~l-, S.F., anA S. Troy. Plan,- T,.t
1. . Cro.,s lkctlo~ or
Mr C..d.it lop-
P-1-loval V.G. Use or Ity-Imin-LeCratom
F~r SolvinC Jet PmLlems 115
Contents of the Diacuasion In Drier
Session of October 25, 1956 (Harrirz)
Pr~tcml 'con, B.D. [Candidate of
Tecbmical Sciencen; Docent; Tsnntral 'nyy
kotloturbirr.yy tratitu' iwrI Pol-=-,
I,njrC_d (Cant. al Turt -n- and
Boller Institute inerd Poltunav,
tcniaerad) 1.
Sono Problc~z of Lt. A~Mlyr-ica of
Furnacc Cycl.T., Cl=t-z wJ of It,
Con1custior of Coal Pw&-r Fulwrized Coal
=5
Card 619
T.-xactior~ ..' the Corf--- (Cont.)
SCIV/52-
Vstts~rkos B.P. Candidate ofT,?cIxIcm1
~7nienrna, Ir.,alyr-lea of
;. I Jet and of . Cyclo- ChAb,r 13Z.
Volkoy# Ye. V. C~e Aorodjv~lc Problr= or
a 71-M-T FIcv in
a Cyclr, ftrn~,. W,
Ton?~uoeiy, A.V_ and X.P. B=Ira. Or. the
Problem of the 'WcrkirZ
Proco.. In . Cy~lwe Ch=bcr 15;,
Ta:mbor, G.V. Gotcralizin-C Acrodyn-Ic
L-3 of ryclorx! Ch~~- : a 10
Contents of Uva Diocus~ion in Drier 15S
Ses.tent of October 25, 1756 (Svenlrg)
F 7ry-j1:or, A.S. [Doctor or ~,uctmicai
s~icrxcv; rastitut c-rC,tjkj
(1;..t1t.to or F-r FnCinecrl,g)]. Undflo.
Flnm~ of Pulverlz,l Co'd 10-10
Tcl~ein, A.S. Ftceul.riti,c of Ga. Fl-
BurnInC
Card -,19
T-act.I~r. or the Canfo."ce (car.-..)
Trmh1e, Sh. A. A-ni~r-d- or a T~rtaj~nt
Gas FI_-

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TI-til-e of 1;- C- of Opm I'wnz-3
171
Ye. ?. On th7 TI-I Eleel- of ti, r--
18-~
ConLents of the. Din--j- I, Prior
IF,(,
F!rAI Zenstor., Octj)br

Zhulayr-, P.
7.h. r

:iu-1 mf Worle. a,, Hydral)-Ien D-
ty th, Inotitut rr. rf.-t1ki

At! F,w:Z*;
(1-titute of F--r Err.1--irr of IN!
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r-to P-11,11 of Fl-
TI~r-lp.-Irn

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BESPALOVA, V. G.
A Contribution the Plechanics of Tutbulent Liquid and Gas Jets
p. 125
TRMISAMCUS "JF TjF FIND MEYUVAIII-All
J,
(MIDY I-T",Rlllrf IRESPUBLIKA14,S71"Y K(In 'R,
pages, ,ubliched by the Publiv*-~in fl'~, AS,

BALAFMOP V.P., agronom-semenovod; BESPALOVA, V.I.
Our experiments on a state farm, Zhivotnovodstvo
24 no.6:
85-86 le 162. (1~aRA 17: 3) '
1. Cbistyun'skiy sovkhoz, Novosibirsk. 2. Glavnyy
zootekhhik
Chistyun'skogo sovkhoza, Novosibirsk.

DUBROlaAVGVI F.N.; BESPALOVAj V.-S.
Experience in the receiving, storage, and
processing of sugar
beets harvested with the continuous method in
Kir&izistan.
Sakh.prom. 37 no.9.-46-48 S 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Novo-Troitskiy sakharnyy zavod.
(Kirgllizistan-Sugar beets)

Jl:~') M,~ 11"
Do -c:-i c;aL r--le.

38338 RESPAIDVA, YU. G.
K voprosy ob otdalemqkh rezu.Iltatakh operativnogo
lecheniya privyebnogo
vyvikha plecha. Vestnik khiz-urgii im. Grekova, 1949, No
5, s. 57-59

BBSPAWVA, Yu_~,. .9, kand. med. nauk.
Clinical picture and treatment of primary dislocation of
the shoulder
joint. Ortop. travm. protez., Moskva 19 no.6:13-1.8 N-D
158.
(MLIA 12:1)
1. Iz Leningradskogo instituta. travnatologii i
orto-nedii (dir. -
prof. V.S. Balakina.).
(SHOUIM, disloc.
primary. clin. TActure & ther. ('-Rua))

MAR TYNOV, V, TITOVP M.I~
n
3 hf-31,9 of P70tect9d exapeptide
carbobt-in'-Icxy-L-phe,-,7"alaryl-I
mothyl ester. Wst. LGU 20
nr..10:159- 161 165. (MIRA' 180)

BESPALOVA. Z.G.
Biology of the propagation of Artemisia salina Kell.
9.1., Artemisia
taurics, Willd.and the lavender Limonium Heyerl
(Boiss.) Ktze, in
the NoWsk Steppe. Bot.thur.41 no.11:1623-i629 N '5060
(MIRA 10:1)
1. Botanicheakiy inatitut imeni V.L. lomarova Akademii
nauk SSSR&
Leningrad.
(Nogaysk-Desert flora) (Roots (Botany))

BESPAIOVA, Z.G.
Biolsg7 of Halsenesum etrobilaceum (Pall.) Bet. zhur. 44
no.1:92-101
A '59. (MIRA 12:1)
l.Betanicheskiy institut imenj V.L. Kemareva AN SSSR,
Leningrad.
(Halocnemum)

EXYDSM.431, Irina Nikolayevna,; BISPALOVA, Zoya
Georgiyevna- RACHMANINA,
na
Aleksandra Timofeyev ~,o P�r 'iol;;. uk, otv.red.;
VIKIIHEY, S.D., red.izd-va; KRUGLIKOVA, N.A., tekhn.red.
[Studies on ecology, geobotany, agriculture, and drainage
in the
Kura-Aras Lowland of Transcaucasia; natural and
anthropogeniO changes
of plant communities. water conditions and root systems
of plants]
Ikologo-gedbotanicheskie i agromeliorativnye
issledovaniia v Khra-
Arakeinskoi n12mennosti Zakavkazlia; estestvannye i
antropogennye
ameny rastitellufth soobahchostv, vodzWi rezhim i
kornevye sistemy
rastenii. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.uauk SSSR, 1962. 464 p.
(MM 15:2)
(Kura Lowland-Botany)
is

BESPALOYA', Z.G.
Ecologic and biologic characteristics of flowering and
dissemination
of some species of feather grass in cent4!al
Kazakhstan. Probl. bot.
60 ~-335 '62* (MIRA 160)
lKazakhatan-Feather grass) (Plants, Flowering of)

BESPALOVA, Z.G.; BOHISOVA, I.V.
Phenological observations in steppe communities
with the
consideration of the morphology and biology of
plants. Bot.
zhur. 48 no.9:1271-1281 S 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Botanicheskiy institut imeni Komarova, AN SSSR,
Leningrad.

AHASCAT , '. . (Sai-at,)vskayh ,)121 ~ ) ; ---;~6
'WV.-' , 2. c'- - "
I ~L I r, . I- -
Cor'-.oll.in:-- th.e 6hieli b,-~~
v - - - - I ra~-_
r - I I
A vr~d, i bola 9 no~ 4:10 7 e4. 'kX, TRA I il -, 5 )

I
yill'lslill.Dvlk~ Z.G.
Flowering and fruiting of some wor.-Ywoods of
of-ntral Kazakhstan,
Bot. zhur. 49 no.2:2~3-229 F '64. (ljiRA 1-746)
3
.L. Botanicheskiy institut imeni V.L.. Komar-ova
Akademli
nauk SSSR, Leningrad.

BESFALWA, :-,'. G.
Flowering of J-71irotia veratoiden (L.) C.A.M.,
Suaeda physofora
Fall. and Petrosinorda bruchyphylla (BGS.) 11jjr-
Bou. zhur.
a
49 ric.12,.1WO-1904 D 164 (',.!IRA 16-2)
1. Botanichesk1y institut imeni Komarova AN 9~c5j,
le-ning-rad.

BNSPA.L.'I~.'.-A, ~;..(j.
~ -L
Actlvit~,, of the Scientific Counicil for the
PrcblE:m
B,isi3 for the Fffective Use, Transformation, Rnd
Consenration
I
of the Plant 14orLd." Rnst. r~~. I no.'-1.1~1-10
165.
(J.ITILJ~ 1,1.6)
1. Botonicheskiy inst-it-," im. *~,Dm-,ir-va AN
S'7'SR, ip-ningrad.
Z~

F-J~A`;I- I,-.' ',"A, 7- , C. " Yande bic, -A' og traulk
h-oblems fa-:!ing 3,3viet botunistz;, -M L,-rinffrad.
Vest.All SSSR
35 r-c,.S;]0.2 Ag t65. NIPA 1~:8)

BP S P -! 1 ~, ". ~,,% ~- ;.
1; 4 -'ail rhythmics of flowering and fruiting of
some plants
in ,central Kazaklistan. Blul. MDIP. Otd. biol. 70
nc.3:47-60
Imi-a 165. (MIRA 18,10)
7

BESPALOVA, Z.G.
Information on the current work of the Scientific
Council
on the pro))lem "Biological foundations of the
rational
exploitation, transformation and protection of the
plant
world." Bot.zhur. 50 no.10:1503-1504 0 165.
(MIR.A. 18:a2)
1. Botanicheskiy institut imeni Komarova AN SSSR,
Leningrad.

4E -SHTV-,-V-le41m-i:r Eedo ov b [Bezpallshyi,
V.F.]; KHUDUSHINA, F.
(KhudusbY=, F0, kAmd- filos. naukj, red.; IDVKAYA,
L., red.;
TSURKAN, P.P tekhn. red.
(Commmist labor; what the elisimtion of
distinction between
intellectual and manual labor means) Komunistychna
pratsia;
shcho znachit' likviduvaty istotni vidminnostj
mizh rozurovoiu
i fizychnoiu pratsei. Kyiv, Derzh. vyd-vo polit.
lit-ry URsR,
1960. 74 p. (MIRA 14:12)
(Efficiency, Industrial) (Work)

- BESPALITSEV, I.Lt dotsent; DUZNETSOVA, L.A.~ red.;
VORIESENSKY,
A.D., tekhn. red.
[Systematic textbook on the theory of mechanisms and
machinery]
Uchebno-matodicheekoe posobie po teorii mekhanimnov i
mashin.
Moskva, Vses. sellkhoz.in-t zaochnogo obrazovaniia,
1961. 191 p.
(MIRA 15:12)
1. Volgogradskiy sel'skokhozyaystvenrWy institut (for
Bespalltsev).
(Mechanical engineering-Study and teaching)

BESPALITSFV, I.I., kand. teklin. nauk
Scientific technical seminar on tn,e imprwrement o,f
-,,ec-no':ogv ir.
the manufacture of gear transmisslons.
Standartizatsiia 2S no,S:
47-48 Ag t64. (MIRA 17:11)

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Bespalltsev, 1. 1 Mantlidats of tecbd
A TITLE: Scientific-technical seminar on perfecting the technology
of the Proftc-
,tion of Soared transmissions
S01MCE: Stanaarbi?atsiya, no. 8, 1964, 47-48
TOPIC TAGS: mechanical Povrr transmission eVipm, mechanical
engineering conferente"
Abstract: Zhis seminar was held 'oy the Volgograd Oblast Board of
the Scientific~-
Technical Society Hashproz, and tho Lomer Volga Sovnar1&.oz. It was
attended by
represent,-stives from 20 machirve-building plants of the
Sovnarkhoz, and represent-
atives of scientific-research, planning and educational inntitutions
in VolgoVad, %
The eeminar 'mado these recommendatior.9 in the interest of
improving the technology
uction of Geared trawmias ongit-
of the prod ional (1) extensive introduction of I
udinal and cross.-sectional noaifications in gears; (2) increased
accuracy of
basic,surfaces, particularly vheals w1th grooved unions; (3) the use
of addust-
able Appliances with release elements in processing the teeth of
fine wheels; (4)
devisipz instructions for ingcoved cuittering chuclri~ to Caarantee
mW=1 runoiit and
--,akewing_-of the-base and with respect -to i-he spindle of the
latbet arA'also the
Cord 1/2

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introductionla orifice honing; (5) to investigate the
possibilities of compen-
sating, during processing, for tooth dwfbmtion; and (6) in the
case of mass
:,production, the introduction of prophylactic technological and
damage control,
the use.of mebanization and automated control.
The seminar called the attention of the lower Volga Sovnarkhoz to
Vne necessity
for organizing geared transmission laboratorieD at important
plants, at the All-
Union Scientific Research lwtituto of Machino-Duilding,,and at
various educational
institutsBe
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KRETOV, A.Isel BESPALYY. A,S,
Methylation of dioywAiamide, Zhur.prikl*khim, 31+
no,3:621--625
mr 161. (KMA 14:5)
(Guanidine)

KRETOV# A. Ye.; B~~FALYY, A- S-
Derivatives of bonsethiazolidins. Zhur. ob khim.
33 no.l:
213-217 163. imm 16:1)
1. DneDropetravokiy khimiko-tokhnologichookiy
institut.
(Thiasolidine)

91- TOV, A.Ye.; HESPALU, A.S.
Darivatives of thiazolidine. Zhur.ob.khim. 33
no.6sl878-1882
Je 163. (MIRA 16:7)
(Thiazolicline)

KRETOV, A.Yo.; lf,,SPALYY, A.36
I... I.,-- --l'- -- - I
Derivatives:of thiazolidine. Part 2.
Zhur.ob.khim. 33 no.10.-
3,123-3325 0 163. (bMRA 10:11)
1. Dnepapotrovokiy
kliL-aik(>---~okluiol.oL;iclieskiy institut imoni
F.E.Dzerzhinskogo.

KRETOV, A.Ye.; BESPAM, A.S.
Derivatives of naphthothiazinidine. Zhur. ob.
khim. 34 no. 3:
999-1001 Mr 164, (MIRA 17!6)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy
institut.

KIR131,.-)V~ A. Ye., 1Eq~,A]YY, A. S.; MILTUN, 14.
N.
...
-1-
acids and tLefr derivatIveo. ob.
Knim. 34 m.6f~1066-2068 Je *64. -,7-. 1.
01,91 heskiv I . tt, ,.
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Y , % . -,-' . ; i, C i I I I ~ 7'. , ~, ~ . 4* i .
ynthesis of' thiazolidine-5-acet.ic ,acid
clc-,riva,,~vees. ZT,
S -ur. c ID.
khiin. 34 no.9:30(~.3-3066 S 164.
I -
1. l.iiiepropetrovskiy ilnsti~,,:.t..

KRETOV, A.Ye.; BFSFALYY, A.S.
Thiazolidine derivatives. Part 3. Zhur. ob. khim. 34
no.10:3365-3367
0 164. (MERA 17: 11)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy khimiko-tekhnologielieskiy institut
Imeni F.F.
Dzerzhinskogo.

AUTHORS: Largulis, V.P., and Bespalyy, A.T., Engineers
128-58-4-4/ic.
TITLEs
Yodernization of Molding ktachines with Top Press Plate for

Double-Sided Forming (ILodernizatsiya formovochnykh mashin 2

verkhney pressovoy plitoy dlya dvustoronney formovki)
I'EIRIODICALt
Liteynoye Proizvodstvo, 1958, No. 4, PP 10-11 (U33R)
ABSTRAM
The
described modernization of moldin- machines with top

press plate
has been done at the Kiyev plant (combinat)

"Promstroydetall". The
plant's foundry uses molding machines

"261" and 11271" for molding
water and steam fitting parts

produced by the plant in large lots.
As a means of moderni-

zation, a now design of top press plate
enabling the u3e of a

second molding board ~~ias introduced. The
second moldind

can be attached at the top of the press plate, and
im2rintc

in the mold box can be produced simultaneously on two
sidez

bottom and top. The arrangement provides guide pins ~.M;_,h

assure an accurate fit of the two molding boards. B3- .ie,_n_,

this
set-up the productivity of molding machines can be

'governed by
simply increasing or reducing the number cf

mold boxes used. The
mold boxes are piled up for si-.-nit-reou-~
Card 112
pouring. Since
the mold boxes are piled up in the sa,..c -~usj-
I

128-58-4-4/18
Modernization of Molding Machines with Top Plate for
Double-Sided Forming
tion in which they iiere formed, i.e. without tilting, the
pouring channels can be readily located. Therc are no
fine on the splits which are usually characteristic for
such
pouring.
There are 2 drawings.
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
Card 2/2 1. Molding machine-Development

.1 BESPALYY, I.D.
Results of observing apartment houses built cn
sagging
soil in Kherson. Osn., fund. i mekh.grun. 8
no.1:22-24
166. (MIRA 19:1)

DWA=, [deceased]
CoccidlQ1 in carp on pond farm@ of the
Ukrainian
S.S.R. Pratsi last. sool.AJI UELER 15:38-42
159.
OUJU 13:7)
(Ukraine-Coccidlosis) (Carp-Diseases and pasta)

ACC NRt AP6029617 SOURCE' CODL:
~AU7110R: Bespalyy, I. T. (Engineer); Khakhin, V. I. (Engineer)
1ORG: none
:TITLE: Criteria of optimum regime for starting a steam turbine
;SOURCE-. Energomashinostroyeniye, no. 8, 1966, 5-8
!TOPIC TXGS: steam turbine, turbine, EIJG,,-,3F
E AJ 6 1 Aj E S T-A 0- 7-E4 Sv/ 6 7'
ABSTRACT: The article presents recommendations for determining the
optimum regimes
ifor starting steam turbines. Orig. art. has: 5 figureo and 8
formulas.
SUB CODE: 21/ SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG REF: 009/
Card 1/1 UDC: 62-57.621.165.001.5

BESPALYY. V.
Aspects of the relief ofthe Krivoy Rog Basin related
to human
activity. Biul.SNO IGU no.1:7R-81 '58. (HIRA 13:6)
(Kzivoy Rog Basin-Physical geography)

LI.Ly,
Frecilse Sanreyin. In C!Atin-, by Cowiter 'aceZ of a
"dne 5haft." Cand Tech Sci, Do -ed
;ertical , L nets Orler o~" Labor .1.
I-anner Indostrial Inst ::. S. Khrusliclov, '-dn
;A,-,her a3ucatlon
USSR, Stalino, 1955. (IM, ~*o 11, 1-.ar ~;-,)
SO: Sum. -.0. 67C, 22, Sej- '15-Survey of Scientific
and Technical
:~'issertations Defenried at USSIR '-:i,:her
educational Institutions (15)

30V-l27-rP-9-l2/?("'
AUTHORS:
Ogloblin, D.N., Professor, B 1 N.f
ZU4)4L-.ZP? Candidate of Tech-

nical Sciences and
Dobrovol'sRiy, .1., ngineer
TITLE:
Surveying High Precision
Works During the Sinking of Vertical

Shafts by Counter Faces
(Marksheyderskiye inboty vysokoy toch-

nosti pri prokhodke
vstrechnymi zaboynmi vertikallnogo stvols)
PERIODICAL:
Gornyy
zhurnal, 1958, Nr 9, pp 69-69 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
The authors
describe complicated (both surface and underground)

surveying
operations during the opening of lower levels in the

Tyrny-Auz
deposits. It was decided to open up three galleries,

at 2,609
m, 2,312 m, and 2,004 m, all three connected by a

vertical
dead end shaft sunk simultaneously from all three

levels. To
avoid deviations in the direction of the counter

faces, a
triangulation net was built up on the surface and

polygones
were established underground in accordance with

polygonometry.
Taking into consideration possible triangulation

and
polygonometry errors, it was found that the possible

maximal
deviation of the counter faces could be 21~ mm. flow-

ever,
when the counter faces of the 2,004 and 2,312 n- levels

met,
the error was 310 mm. The difference between the 217
Card 1/2
and 310 mm was caused by a deviation of the plumb under the

SO V- 127- r:8-~'- 1 212C,
Surveying High Precision Works During the Sinking of
Vertical Shafts by
Counter Faces
influence of gravity attraction of the mountain massif and
by an error in determining the center of the vertical shaft.
A detailed description of the method of calculations is
riven.
There are 3 diagrams and 2 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Donetskiy industriallnyy institut (The Donets
Industrial In-
stitute)
Tyrny-Auzskiy kombinat (The Tyrny-Auz Combine)
1. Mining engineering--USSR 2. Mines--Construction--Analysis
Card 2/2

BESFALYY, N.P. P kand.tekhn.nauk; Prinimal uchastiye:
AVDEYENKO, G. Ye., student
Investigation of the accuracy of the functioning of the
compensator
on the Nal level. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; gor. zhur.
no.9164-67 159.
(MIRA 14;6)
1. Donetskly industriallnyy institut imeni N. S.
Khrushcheva.
Rekomendovana kafedroy geodezil.
(surveying instruments)

BESPALYY, ILL , kand.takhn.nauk
"Mine tift-igulation" by S.P.Kuz Iminakit..
V.G.Shubin. - Re-T-ll V.4ed by
V.P.Bespalyi. Ugoll 36 no.12;57-58 D 161. (MIRA
'~,12)
(Ifine surveying)
(Kuzlminakii, S.P.)
(Shubin', V.G.)

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ACC NR%
AR6014590 SOURCE COEE: UR/0270/65/000/012/0012/0012
AUTHOR: Bespalyy, N, P
!TITLE: The experience of geodetic level in high mountains
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Geodeziya, Abs. 12-52.107
REF SOURCE: Sb. Razrabotka mestorozhd. polezn. iskopayenVkh.
V.VP. 3,, Kiyev,
Tekhnika, 1965, 33-39
TOPIC TAGS: ground survey, geodetic survey, geodesy, mean square
error
he
ABSTRACT: Results of work on constructing a geodetic base for
topographic surveys
at the scales of 1 s 2000 and 1 1 5000 in two moiuitain regions
of the Armenian SSR
are presented. The base was constructed by plotting a grid of
high accuracy and by
applying trigonometric leveling. A total of 16 benchmarks with
absolute elevations
between 2000 and 2800 m was located in the first region with an
area of 3.2 km2,
while 56 benchmarks with a range of elevationA from 1200 to 2200
m were located on
the socond region with an area of 24 km2. The sides of the grid
network normally did
not exceed 1 km in length, but a maximum length was 3.7 km.
Horizontal and vertical
angles were measured with a large Wilde transit by taking four
readings. The results
of error equalizing prodiced: mean square error of angle �3.4" in
the first region,
and +2.811 in the second; the relative error in the least correct
side was 1 : 34 000
1/2 UDC:

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ACC NR: AP60-14590
40
on the first region and I : 50 000 in the second; mean square
error of a benchmark
altitude in relation to the surrounding benchmarks not larger
than + 0.011 m in the
first region and 0.019 in the second; mean square error of a
benchmark altitude,
common for the whole region, is respectively 0,005 and 0.007 m;
mean square error of
the benchmark absolute altitude (calculated from the difference
of 10 altitudes ob-
tained by geodetic and geometric leveling) is V.3 cm. It is
asserted that, at small
lengths of the sides in the analy-tic gridwork for mountain
regions, the elevations of
the benchmarks may be determined by trigonometric leveling with
an accuracy proper
for fourth class leveling, and that 3-5 basic points are
sufficient in this work. Z.
IKhaimov 2Franslation of abstract7
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BESPALYY, P.S.
ple2d neutron bygrowtors and gmum-gamm densitometers.
Biul.tekb.-
skon.inform.Gon.nauch.-issl.inst.nauch.i tekh.infom. 18
no.103-36
j& 165. (MIRA 18:4)

Tr
~--)Y!-S-P-A--~IY -TOK
e9pAmyAhlyll' if 1)
,tho Vwory
rrtldv Seth.
Issledov. llo. 1, 15' htnr' Nj"t~
4-17o
t"L
la -l"atical
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BESPAllyy4,_V.,,G.--- -
Quaternary transgressions of the sea in the
regions of
Sak:halin and the Kurile chain. Dokl. po
f,-eomorf. i
paleogeor. Dalln. Vost. no.1:56-66 164.
(MIFA 19:1)

SOV/111-58-3-22/29
AUTHOR: jgap.~ ~yatno~vA ~Engineer, Director of the Voronezh
Radio
Center
TITLE: The Step-By-Step Switching On of Power Tube Heaters
(Stupen-
chatoye vklyucheniye nakala moshchnykh radiolamp)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik avyazi, 1958, Nr 3, PP 29 - 30 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: When switching on the power tube heaters of
high-powered
transmitters, the initial current must not exceed a certain
limit depending on the type of tube. There are several sy-
stems available for a gradual switching on of power tubes,
which in most cases require complicated or expensive equip-
ment, such as regulating transformers or multi-stage
switches.
The author recommends a two-stage switching system, which
according to his calculations is adequate in all cases. He
gives, as an example, the calculations for a power tube of
type "G-45211 with a tungsten cathode having a nominal heater
voltage of 22v and a current of 102 amps. The volt-ampere
Card 1/2 characteristic is shown by a graph. The switching
system

The Step-By-Step Switching On of Power Tube Heaters
SOV/111-58-3-22/29
suggested by the author was tested in actual operation,
when the transmitter of the Voronezh radio center was re-
constructed. There is one graph.
ASSOCIATION: Voronezhskiy radiotsentr (Voronezh Radio
Center)
Card 2/2

3/653/61/000/000/010/051
1060/1260
AUTHORS: Martynov, V.D., and !~topam
yat,nov,,_ 1. 2
Investigation of application of woodplastics in
agricultural ;iachinory in machifie building plants of
the Rostov Sovnarkhoz
PlastmajLj v. m.ishinvstroyea;;
!BOURCE: respublilcpnskaya n-riuchho-teklinicheskay-i
konferentsiya
po voprosam primene6iya plastmass v'inashinostroyenii i
priborustroyenii) Kiev., 19S.9.. K'tl &os1ekh;zd-1t 1q6j
q!;-icil
.TEXT: Research dealt with the folloviing-subjecte; I.-Frepara-
and.,o.,ooaen,.I4~ts,of,,agrigul-~ural machines
tion of a list of,metal
which"can be replaced by plastics with a resulting economic
advantaZe;
Development of a method of estimat economic efficiency of
:plastic parts. 3. Chances of design of parts, so as to
facUitate
'their fabrication from plastic materials. 4# Laboratory
investigation
-Card 1/2
j

3/653/61/000/000/010/051
1060/1266
Iavestig~xtion of application of woodplastics...
,:of powders and selection of co.-;~.-ositions nossessine
the required
physical and mechanicp-l properties. 5. Introduction of
co~iponent
parts of plastic materials into combines. It has been found
that
for the combine CK-3(SK-3) 60 parts tedh a total weight of
162.5 k-s.
Pan be replaced by pla5tics. The capital investment -Cor
fabrication
of these parts will be Pecouped in less than 6 months. The
design
of many metal and Wooden parts will have to be chaneed if
they have
.to be replaced by plastics. The powders manuf,?Lctured,by
~he ROSTEL-
plant are simple in compoumding, cheap aad sgLiisfy
physicial and
mechanical requirments. "Zight metal parts of the combine
SX-3 can be
replaced by.plastics with a resulting'80% reduction of
weight-, and
.50% reduction of cost of.these parts,'..There-are:3 figures
and 1
table.
'Card 2/2

ACC NRi AP70014-13 C SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/ODO/a?1/0123/0125
DWENTORS: Bespaqratnovp V. Va; Ivanovp S. I.; Anshukov, V. I.
ORG: none
TITLE: A method for recording the excitation instant of seismic
signals. Class 42,
188049
SOURCE* Izobreteniya, prorWahlenrWye obraztsy, tovnrnyye znaki,
no. 21, 1966, 125
TOPIC TAGS: seismic prospecting, seismograph, seiamoGraphy,
seismologic instrument,
Seismology
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a method for
recording the excitation
instint of seismic signals. To increase the probability of
obtaining information
from the instant of excitation, a continuounly marking scriber
is started at the
moment of explosion. The periodic sequence of the delivered
impulses.is recorded on
the seismogram and delivers the information on the time elapsed
since the excitation
moment throughout the entire period of recording the signals by
the seismic wave
receivers.
SUB CODEt 08/ SUBHDATEI 18Feb65
ccwd 1A
UDCz-- 550.834

A C C N,~. u16025632 SOURCE-CODE:--- -uR-/O 4 13 /66/ooo jol.3
/oo 84 /o c) 6 4
Bespar, -
0 1vanov, S. 1. ; Ansbukov, V. 1.
ul-,G: N"'one
T.M'E: A device for obtaining information on the moment of
excitation of seismic
vaves. Class 42, No. 183413
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
no. 13, 1966,.84
TOPIC TAGS: seismic wave, electronic equipment
ABSTRACT: rl'his Author's Certificate introduces a device for
obtaining informat.-Lon on
-e moment of excitation of seismic oscillations. The installation
contains a master
oscillator, input keying unit and output unit. To improve
reliability in obtaining
information on the moment of excitation, a time vernier computer
and a unit for shap-!
ing output signals represented by*the number of code pulse sets
are connected in
series between the keying and output units.
SUB CODE: 09', 08/ SUM DATE: llJan65
i Card 1/1 UDC; 550,34o,84__,;

BESPAMYATN M , 4.D.
An arithmetic theorem. Uch. zap. Kar. ped. inst.
Mathematics in the Vilnius university, 1803-1832.
Description of a ealculating instrument in the
Petrozavo
Museum of local lore. Ibid. OC~--72
14:46~48 163.
IbU."9--410
Z
sk
(KLIU 17- 3)

RYBALKOP F.P.; FIRSTOV, V.A.;
BES11.1.1-1YATITY)OI, S.G.
Effect of discontinuities on the statistic~i-of
distribution
of plastic deformation. Fiz. tver. tela 6
no.8:2333-2336
Ag 16J~. (MIPLA 17:11)
1. Urallski7 gosudarstvenny-v universitet imen-I
Gorlkcgo,
Sverdlovsk.

ZHIHONKINp V.; MSKOIMY, A.; pj~,j~,LjITOCIIMP A.; brigadir
k-amenshchikov;
ZOLOTOV, V.
Large-scale chemistry takes great steps. Sov. profsoiuzy 17
no. 5:10-11 Mr 161. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Reydovaya brigada zliurnala "Sovetakiye profsoyuza.11 2.
Nachall-
nik shtaba stroyki Lisichanskogo khimicheskogo kombizata. (for
Zhironkin). 3. Proizvoditell rabot, rukovoditell kontrollnogo
posta na uchastke mocheviny Usichanskogo-khimicheskogo
kombinata (for Beskorsyy). 4, Predsedatell komiteta. profsoyuza
2-go stroyupravleniva Lisichanskogo khinicheskogo kombinata
(for
Bespartochnvv). 5. Korrespondent zhurn;qIR "Sovetskiye
profso,7uzy"
(for ZoloCov).
(Wichanak-Construction industry)
(Socialist competition)

M.,~.-, BF..'FIIYFIJ~ MI.A.6
I --s of ores and mireral paragenecla in thn
dn,-C.3it
Tyr,
(if the Rudnyy Altal. Truc~r !lt.G,'4N!l A~'
'63. (~!.-Rjl IT;20)

LITVINOVICH, A.N.; BESPAYEV, Kh.A.; MANIKOV, B.V.;
SITNM7, K.F.
Distribution of rare and dispersed elements in the
o-res of the
Tishinka deposit. Vast. AN Kazakh. OSSR 20 no.1,%56-63
0 '64.
(MI,qA 17:11)

BESPAYEV, SOB..
Germination force of Acanthophyllum gypoophiloides
aeeds under
laboratory conditions. Izv. AN KaEakh. SSR. Ser.
biol. ruLuk 3
no.IM-78 Ja-F 165. (MIRA 1895)

BISP.AYNY, S.B.
Natural reproduction of Acantbophyllum
g7psophiloidee R,-,l.
Trudy Alma-At.bot.aada 5:161-163 060. (MLRA
13:6)
(Kazakhatan-Soaproot)

BESPAYEV, S,B.
Germination of the seeds of Acanthophyllum
gypsophiloides under
field conditions. Trudy Alma.-At. bot. sada 7:108-120
163.
(MMA 16:10)

FURSOVY V.I.; BESPAYEV, S.D.
SOM cYtOembrYO1O9ic,11 dat-vi on Acanthopkylium
gypnophiloides
Rgl. Trudy Alma-At, boi, nada 7.-121-.124 163.
(MIRA 16-10)

-1. BESPAYEV, Kb.t,., kand. geolago-minamlago naik;
SUNAYDER, M.S.
Supergene pyrite in ores of the Tishinka deposit.
Vast. AN
Kazakh. SSR 21 no.9:81-83 S 165. (MIRA 18:9)

BESPAYET,-S.B.
V
Ilorphological characteristics of the root sysicn of
x1cantophylum.
Izv. IT' Kazakh. SSR Ser. bial. nauk 2 no.2:61-68 164
(1, - 7 -.- -*, 16 :"~ )

BESPAYEV, S.B.
Viability of the pollen and stigma of Acanthophyllum
gypsophiloides. Biul.Glav.bot.sada. no.58:85-88 165.
(I-9RA 18:12)
1. Botanichesk-iy sad AN Kazakhokoy SSR, Alma-Ata.

BFSPAYE-~',, S.B.
Introduction into cultivation of Acantbophyllum
gypsophil--ides
in the Alma-Ata Botanical Garden. Trudy Inist. bot..
AN K!izakh,
SSR 21:136-167 165, (MIRA 18t12)

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AL'UW: A116004286 SOURCE CODE: UR/0404/65/000/001/0071/0078
AUTHOR: Bespayev, S. B.
,ORG; none
TITLE: Laboratory germination of Acanthophyllun _mjpsophitoides
seeds
SOURCE: AN KazSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya biologicheskikh nauk, no.
1, 1965, 71-78
TOPIC TAGS: botany, plant metabolism, plant physiology
ABSTRACT: Properties of gypsophilalike carline thistle
(Acanthophyllwn gypsophi-
'Zoides) seeds and the storage of these seeds are discussed. The
plant, which is
exported, is described as the sole source of saponin in the
nation. The seeds swell.
readily, increasing 20% over their original weight an hour after
they are moistened.'
A variable temperature regime (12-350) is particularly conducive
to gemination.
,The amount of light is not a factor. Stratification results in
germination of 90%
of the seeds as compared with 64% of the seeds Rept under other
conditions. Bring-
ing the moisture c*ontent of the seeds up to 20-40% and
maintaining them at a near-
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zero temperature for 21/2 months are desirable for effective
stratification. The
,seeds are best stored at 16-200 with good aeration. Two years of
storage are op-
timum. rreezing air-dried seeds also increases the gemination
rate. Gibberellin
and, especiallyt thiourea stimulate gemination, but not to the
same degree as
,stratification. Orig. art. has: 3 figures, 6 tables.
iSUB CODE: 06/ SUBM DATE- 00/ ORIG REF* 0001 OTH RM 000
,Card 2/2

L 26457-65 0WT(1)/_MA(h) Feb GW
71CUMSION Iffl: An5oo3628 s/o16q/64/O00/0ll/D0l7/D0l8
SOURCE: Ref. zh. GeofiZika, Abs# IIDI14
AUTHORS: BespNftoy, B. 1.
TITLE: Qptimal explosion conditions
CITED SOURCE: Tr. Nizhnevolzhsk. n. -i. in-ta _Eeql. L ofiz., vyp. 1,
1964,
109-3-15
\X
-TOPIC TAGS: geophysical prospecting, seismic prospecting
~MSLATIO-n The purpose of the work,, performed in 1958--1962 in 40
different
areas of the Volga region, near Saratov and Volgograd, was to study
the character
of the variation of the wave composition of the seismic vibrations
under different
,exploding conditions. A RIZ station was employed in the
investigations, The
N explosions were made in native rock (plastic clays) and
water-bearing strata.
As a result of the investigations, two types of dominating noise
waves were in-
vestigated, and laus were established for the variation of the
noise/signal ratio.
The firzt type of the noise, waves was arbitrarily called the
waveguide type. It
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is most freqaent and is characteristic of sandy depositions on the upper part
of
native rocks. The second Ittype of noise pertains to low-frequency Rayleigh
vaves
d is registered when the explosions are produced near the outer surface. It Is
n
a
characteristic of cla~y deposits in the upper part of the cection and low
thic?ner's
of the ZMS layer. The interference waves of the first type differ essentially
from the second. Seismic records of the noise of the first type have
interference
characteristics, and the noise waves of the second type are characterized by
phase
multiplicity and phase dispersion. The greatest differences between the
disclosed
types of noise waves occur in their frequency composition and in the
character of
iation'of the intensity with varying depth of explosion. The waveguide noise
var
waves greatly exceed in intensity the surface waves if the center of
explosion is
sufficiently far from the outer surface. Accordirig to microscismic logging
data.
two types of connection were established between the intensity of the noise
wave
and the velocity characteristic of the section. In the first type of
connection,
de)
the geological section is subdivided into layers with increased (antiwavegui
and reduced (waveguide) elastic-oscillation propagation, as compared with the
surrounding de-posits. The presence of clearly pronounced waveguides and
antiwave-
ides in the section leads to the following distribution of the noise level for
gul
explosions made Ln different depths. When the explosions are produced in anti-
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waveguides, the zeismograms' show clearly separated reflected waves,
and a weak
-noise-background-is observed. -When explosions are produced in a
waveguide, there
are no reflected waves on the seismoE;rams, and the interference
waves are clearly
separated. The speed of propagation of the longitudinal waves is
1500-3500 and
500--1300 m./sec in the antiwaveguides and waveguidesq respectively.
In the second
type of connection, one or several layers having elastic-oscillation
propagation
velocities characteristic of both the ZMS layer and of native rocks
are separated
in the cross section through the explosion well. If the ZMS layer is
a single
layer, the roof of the native rocks exhibits a sharp change in
veloci-ty, and the
signal/noise ratio has the lowest value 10-12 m from the bottom of
the ZMS layer.
The optimal explosion conditions are claimed for the antiwaveguides
and for luyers
located 8-10 m under the 224S layer. In regions with low qualit.- of
paterial, it
is reco=ended that group explosions from antiwaveguides be produced.
To observe
waveguides and antiwaveguides it is necessary to study the velocity
characteris-
ties of the section by the method of selsmic logging of the
explosion wells, With
intervals of 3-5 m between the points of observation. T. Polyakova.
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BE1_aaDSKIY, I. F., SUSHKOV, V. T., BESPECHANS-KlY. K. S.,
STk',CHEhK0, V. S.,
NGTKIN, B. A., VREDEN-SKIY, V. V., and BESCHINSKIY, L. I.,
Induction-Motor Set for Testipg Internal Combustion Engine
TS-tend dlya Ispytaniya Dvigateley Vniitrennego Sgoraniya s
Asinkhronnoy Mashinoy), pp. 9-11
An induction-motor arrangement for testing internal combustion
motors leading to a
considerable energy savings is suggested. This suggestion won a
fifth prize at
the Seventh All-Union Contest on Power Economizing. (Drawing,
graph, diagram and table).
SO: PROMYSHLENNAYA ENERGETIKA, No. 10, Oct. 1952, Moscow
(1502270)

BESEE, &~GOBZERIDZE, D. B.
~ QIINIY, M. P. and C
"The oscillating sclerometer and its application," Journal of
Tech, Physics, Vo, 20j
No. 11, 1950.

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1. Dmllnmvtovhny7 spirtmoy, treat.
(mashes) (Fermentation)

SVOBODA, Milan; BICSPXRAT, VladlGlav.
Construction of a now Potter-Bucky screen. Ce8k. rentg. 12
no.1:48-30
Mar 58.
1. Ustav hematologie a krevni transfuse v Praze, reditel Dr. J.
Kidery.
Chirana, n. p., Praha, Zavod 03, red. J. Jozifek, konstruckoni
oddeleni,
vedonci inz. F. Ivita. K. S.. Praha Ij IU zelex, Invky 6.
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U" IMF4",&Md 16 =,mew" d6twate m-
056mikadal. 0.0% of "Ahmeafto was
6M A, W (d 1 -062) of wbiek 30- 86/, bai6
hubs, 3W mad #04% ebm 3DOP. The purity a the
t . - - Abm dw xyleme freaka f
a 106'4' was &P%. CmmwAL AMOTRACT8.
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%vd awl thnv Straight-ru" gas oil haletkWass vMrr f%MwI to he
a vrgy gimitAt cluripts.
The unifivenit
ul the ffacked k
f
i

viamse
net
y
om makes it a gxiud ftk-I file tractors.

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7U residuum obtahwd thmqh -me ins Sunkhantai joiraffin-base
fuel oil can be

added advamitageo"y to the latter becauw it
lv~rv the pmr sl~int of th~ fwl oil

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sidembly. A. A.
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Ca,.al"w -00
t4loplow livm 2 3 vaith xb~mhj Iv j1h a
04 eammive bubbk tvwvf ubkk wouki siv, all cub in one %4xTub*n
l0knent hcvt Va
A A Mmtyuwx
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40
roe
f
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PF it Or As a Of 4 It n It4

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1, x Itr
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yulwoo KAmyulshv 16, W 0(firal). fillits, wrp, flultv with
thiji4i(It'r t. dion
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IOU$% NAW" mw at 17V. 31"o.ol
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obtai
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and in -t-
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characteritties- sp gr

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at 142.5". RIVelstitfoustable mAtedill,and CA(witable

04 a
jitter
a yvar tit expoorum to light Seton of C4116 gletivs higher than
%vimm is as Yet

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with tu1jer,'carth ra%v mucb Ixtirf
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drawn that th, ml
rrsults, but the product was still below standod.
%hould be remved fint from the CoHs by centrifugation. thi% to
1w 1141owl-d by a dotn.
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trarp. and reaches a max. at NO'. The yield of gasollue and
kin -net
k
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unstable because of high content of highly unntd. subsuam.
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hydrocarboos.
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yieldit a tar
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MAAXMVA A-40
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104-7; cf. C. A - 22, 17X 3105. 24, O-q-Temp. and pream ha wr
Umm infu-
No. 9

.
mm on the compn. o( crocked tamollne than the rrcyclItI9 ratio.
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h

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mW increases the arommatic content of the kerosene distillatt
but leaves the c

compa. of the pKAjnr practically unalterrd. V
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while tc k,linlg

is of little Influencr t9W of Ornawl" 11
irk-reamed with Owrm- in lh~'

aint .4 rMyciv %t,xk aw.L
111"Allitr1i ul,44hwA in rq~ mak ~ h.,Iwv w u,-ta

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,"unsald C1011110%,
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furl conic. 17",
9
1

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19
. 77%. 41
,
7,; and (3) pnwurr distillate ftwl conto. 19%. 15%, 24%. 4111%
of the

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was frucliksimmOrd lulti narrow
colts that we" tirstr4l itullvidiml1v willi 11,411, Twil

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MrIM Coamia

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%ins""r QUSP("'Cl 111 ("'Mitti'sittkm IWOAwts in
She Milimbline. lbr highest amt of C..

4$rnftlk'n PeDducU i-
ftwmed whm tn*tvd with* mW)J.11,4x, 9Athnb~ththco,,dn

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and &WfcaA&j"j prodUCJS ift the 101IT'lef Wevild after trealmot
with

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coudeamtim
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Mducts wbm wmkimff witli 0001
lie mard in the vapor pbm. This is probbl~

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dw to the
"Ondmast"'n of unnAdemPdl with &rOnl&ticc-pds Astuallerquantity

C,
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tenspe and the chen, cvmlpn

I the frwtkm in afftcled tO a spmlkl
extent.
A rviveled iK*l trmtnwnt has great,

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Clit Pf'"I"014 NO
(AdIlit"41 are I'lainfy nuffimteltim je%%jiWj% No'lp

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-

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ale C ~

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in "'claht "M ", It W" found that ph is most es-ilY attacked

,
,
j
glowed by Cu. Babbitt oneW. out pe. beam Sn. Fe and stecl~ ph

attacked by lighter gaos,11ne loggijow wkile Cu is kw
frosistiont to heavier fractions.

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by bquv~, than by

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p
ti
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ms Of M-16P. UAWSW cnKlMd gasoline attacked Cu and Ph to a v
tr
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notice" entat. kefinvol cracked gandine attacked cast intri
nwat, then brous. Al
and Fe. Choomm 6a with urvowfined cracked gasoline wbm stored
with various

10 0

roottals vatte: without
li
t
l
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ll
i
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l
i
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me
a
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s
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co
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t
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u. gradually incrmsinx
g
Seem p 'r Usis accompanied by anw, of Ium; with bran. sante as
with Cu but to a

so

sonallow extrat; with M the gossofine, "humed
gradually. "utrong a slightly grrenwh

tint and an etbe e I
otkir; with cost Fr. it turned distinctly yvIJow and large
quantities

00

a1guessitlid. Other nattalladid not have much effect Refined
gasoline had the saint,

coo

buttommuchoonvalliatextesit.
l'beacdmofvarkasmc"onano.nlRuuian

ago

refined and unrefined
guoUnes is tabulated. Siulfur does DOI Affect the stability Of
gasoline. A A Doxormimmo:

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for 10 min.

with 1. 3. A. 10 uld Wfe it# 91% jfS(Iq Ity wt
wai-hrit with water neutrafited again

*&-bed sit try. an't
rrdi~td to Sfw)* end point. The rrqmctivr IIJAW SOVInAt
h
-
;
1

lark changed
sod 11 w%" mJlrv a wvmth tA qt"nw in tbw
cokirm, wr"
2
6. 17. 1.
with
rridort by refinin
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Th
9
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2
17
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to 2. 1
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K, acid tmt IS-3n% (W the Orcminatic%. Col~rle" cawAime wa~
obtained hy VSPM-
O
m

unum
-upc
Lhs~ fffivilvid with f6mi'lin Illrbrating 4 flotitfinm brifing
of the tnwet

he uns 6G well ifludal"I 11"vAtWartiWY remilt,
41,11.1iord at the V"vm clacking
1
:

.14sined toy contamination of the flm,h"f rsc-hmel with the
1.4% wet. jr,wo
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pf

th~ t,-wer. Conubmation 4 artd anss valum-phaw treating
mrihiA- 1% f1we IW%I moin.

of the trAnito Pg,A*m..

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The

7he emkw imtmvvrs on n-fining " (Irt"Jo-
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