SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT P. DEREVENCO - I.L. DEREVINSKIY

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stimx1atos these centers,, causing a temparary reaction of the
erytki~ocyte cells or a prolonged reaction characteristic of
polyglobulia, However, restricted oxygen diffusion between blood and
carotid sinus chemoreceptore zurkedly reduces their sensitivity to
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ASSOCIATION: Institut moditsinb1cikh issladovani-y rpmyns1co7 narodnoy
respubliki i kafodra fiziologii iaediko-farmatsevticheskogo institutaR'*
Muzh, (Institute of Medical Research of tie Cluj Branch of the
Academy of Seienees of tb.e Rur=:Lan Peoplas Repatlic and Physiology~
Department of the MedicalPharmaaeutioal 1nst1tutq,, Cluj)
suBmiTTED: 19pab63 DATE AG"Q: 3lMm-64 ENCL: 03
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DERWENCO, P.; DEREVENCO, Vera
Experimental data on neuro-endocrine regu2ation during physic--a exertion,
0
&=&nian M Rev. no.1:141-142 Ja-Mr 161.
1. The Medical Research Institute of the R.P.R. Academy$ Cluj Branch,
and the Chair of Physiology of tho Medicopharmiceutical Institute Cluj.
(PITUITARY GIND physioll
(ADRENAL GLAND3 Physiology) ogy)
(EUMION Physiology)

MMUMUP, N. [translator]; M'IMG, Be 1& 9 prof . 9 reteenzent (deceased];
MINA, A.1j., red.isd-va; GOMMA, L.F., tekhn.red.
[Designs of precialon Inntruments; 50 examples of improvements in
elements of instruments and machines developed by the technical
section ofthe O.Zeins poople's enterprine. Konstruktaii toohnykh
priborov; 50 primerov usovershenstvovaniis alementov Jon5truktisii
priborov i mashin, rasrabotannylch nauchno-tekhnicheakla kollektivom
nerodnogo predpriiatiia K.TSelist' Xena. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1960. 118 V. Translated from the
German. (KUL& 14:4)
k (Inatz nts)

SEMBP N. K. (Moskva); DEREW110, N. A.
Homemade sohool planetaria. Fis. v shkDle 22 no.4:69-77
,TI-A,,, 162. IWRA 15: 10)
1. 1-ya Svesslaya arednyays, sbkola, YazRollrikogo rayona Sunskoy
oblasti, UkrSSR (for DerevenIko).
(Planetaria)

DIMOUNK0. N.K., kandidat tek)uitcheskikh nauk.
, : .-4~Z,~ t~ ,
. "k" ~~,3 ,~ ~O~Z~ ~ I .;
Methods of designing disproportionate d!~als. [Trudy] KVTU no.4"r:
102-110 155. (MIRA 9:5)
(Gauges)

lr&gR/Optics Gemetric Opticaj,
K-2
Abst Journalt Referat Zhkir`*- Fizika, No 12, 1956, 35661
Author: Derevenko, N. K.
Institution: None
Titlet Calculation of Errors of Angular Mirrors
Original
Pericdical: Sb. statey Mosk. vyssh. tekbn. uch-shc:ha, 1955, 57, 951-107
Abstract: An angular mirror is a system of 2 pl&ne mirrors with internal or
external *lecting layers, forming a dihedral angle 1'. In the
case of mirrors with external reflecting layer the error 6Y that
can be tolerated in the assembly of the angular mirr(n- is equal-to
1/2 the permissible error of' the angle ar deviation of the ray.
In the case of mirrors with internal reflecting-layerEi the error
of tbo angle of d viation be det tied from the approximate
e
equation: AV X 201/c0 iin2lr~lor,/cos I') ~_n~- s:02
1~4 M2
(:~ - '( , where 11 and a2 are angles that determine the wedge shape
of the plane mirrors, -5; the angle of incidence of the rays on the
Card 1/2

USSR/OpJ;icB - Gemetric Optics,, K-2
Abet Journal: Referat Zhur - Fizika, Bo 12, 1956,, 35661.
Abstract: mirror, and Y the angle between the mirrors. The use of the equa-
tion is analyzed as applied to the calculation of the end re-
flector of a range finder.
Card 2/2

DMMVENKO, II.K., dotsent, kand.takhn.nauk
Characteristic coefficients of an optical system. [Trudy]
14VTU no-73:5o-66 '59. (MLTU 13:5)
(optical instruments)

DEREVENKO -NjKt,--kand.tekhn.nauk
Differential properties of the characteristic coefficients
of an optical system. [Trudy] MVTU no.102:~5-42 161.
(MIRA 14:8)
(Optics, Physical)

SANTA'Y, 1. Mushi Rumynskaya Narodnaya Respublika); DEREMIKO, P. (Kluzh,
Rmynskaya Narodnaya RespublJ.ka);_k= , _Q,,,,V
pij~ ' - K:Luzhp Rumyn-
okaya Narodnaya Reoptiblika); URAYj 3. (Kluzhv Rumynskaya Narod-
naya Respublika)
Ptudy of B-32 inclusion into erythrocytes under reaction to
ftress. Pat. fiziol. ekspe ter. 7 no,5353--55 S-0163
(MIRA 17:2)
I* Iz Kluzhskogo otdola yadornoy moditsiny (direktor T.Kholan).

HUNGARY
Dr-EREVEENKO, V., SZANTAY, J., DEREVENKO P - Nuclear Medical Department
of the Znd Clinical Block of Cluj-Kolozsvar (Clu,j-Kolozsvari 2. sz. Kli-
nikai tomb Nuklearis Orvosi osztalya) and the Physiological Institute
(Elettani Intezet), Cluj-Kolozsvar.
"Determination of Adrenal Function with Fhosphorus-32."
Budapest, Kiserletes Orvostudomany, Vol 15, No 2, Apr 63, PP 113-118.
Abstract: [Authors' Hungarian summary] Pharmacological and physical
stress which causes an endogeneous ACTH [Adrenocorticotrophic hormone]
secretion leads to an increase in P-32 --'ncorporation into the adrenals
of white rats. Thib increase of P-32 incorporation is sensitively mir-
rorred in the rise of the adrenal P-32/blood P-32 and in the adrenal P-32/
plasma P-32 ratios. The effect of endogeneous ACTH is identical with the
effect of exogeneous ACTH while the effect of pantopon i3 an oppo5ite one.
The rise in P-32 incorporation and the drop in the adrenal ascorbic acid
level suggest a connection between them. The results lead to the conclu-
sion that the adrenal P-32 incorporation is a measure of the metabolism
of the organ to the extent that these metabolic processes are related
412

HUNGARY
Budapest, Kiserletes Orvostudomany, Vol 15, No 2, Apr 63, PP 113-118.
to the secretion of the adrenocorticotrophic hormone and the appropri-
ate energetic requirements. Of 21 references, 11 are Eastern European,
the rest is Western.
j212
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PUNGARY
Budapest, Kiserletes Orvostudomany, Vol 15, No 2, Apr 63, PP 113-118.
to the secretion of the adrenocorticotrophic honnone and the appropri-
ate ener.getic requirements. Of 21 references, 11 are Eastern European,
the rest is Weritern.
121.2

FARCASAPIU, M., dr. j- HOLANq T. j drejJ=MCL V dr.; DUMITRWCU, D., dr.
. .U ,
Data to the problem of thyroid dysfunctIon occurring in func-
tional disorders of the central nervous syetem. Orv. hetile
106 no,361:1695-1697 5 S165,
Ia Clui-Kolozovari Nuklesa-Is Orvosi Intezet, Roman Nepkoztar-
sasag vezetot Holan, T*, dr.).

DEREVENCO,P.; TIGSA,I.; CSUTAK,M'.j DEREMCO, Vera; BIRZU, Terema
Some correlations between physical effort and the phamaco-
dynamic action of oome subetances. Fizlol. norm. Pat. no.6t
549-558 164
1. Inatitutul do Corcetari medicale al Academiei Republicii
Populare, Romine, Filiala Cluj (directors acad. A. Moga) si
Catedra de farmacologie Institutul medl.co-famaceutic
(directors prof. C.C. Velluda).

OVGHINNIKoV, K.M.; MORMVSUTA, M.I.; TISHGHINKO, O.D.; DJCHGBMKO, I.A., direktor;
NADTOGHIY, S.S.; GORLIMHEVA., I.I.; BZLISKAYk, M.K.; KONTOROVSKAYA, T.M.;
BZLYY, Ta.M., taveduyushohiy; DJUVOKO, 11.1.; SHEVCHUK, M.K., saveduyushchiy;
D'YACHINKO, V.I.; SAKOVIGH, VX,9' O.O~OCN., raveduyushchiy; BZVAMILI-
HATA, P.S.
Prognosis of malarial incidence of a locality and organization of antimalari-
al measures in the zone of the Aiture Kakl-.cjvka reservoir. Med.paraz. i pa-
raz.bol. no.2:109-116 Kr-Ap '53, (MLR& 6:6)
1. Ukrainskiy inatitut malyarii t meditainekoy paratitologii imeni profes-
sora Rabashkina (for Demchenko). 2. Upor-oshekaya oblastnaya protivomalya-
riyW& stantsiva (for Belyy). 1. Dn~Dropetrovqkaya oblastnaya protivomalya-
riynaya ntantaiyu (for Shevchuk). 4. hersonska~ya oblastnaya protivomalyu-
riynaya stants:Iya. (for Agafonov).
(Kakhovka reservoir region--Malarial fever)
(XalarW f~V~F--1rd*hovka reaervot- regim)

MEMO. V.I.; BFLYY, Ya.H., zaveftyushchiy.
Role of free-flowing artesian urells in mularLal incidence in the general
water-sim 1y and irrigation zones of the South Ukrainian canal. Med.
paras.i partiz.bol. no.2:127-133 Mr-Ap 15). (MLRA 6:6 )
1. Zaporozhskava oblastnaya prcitivomalyariyaayu stFLntsiya.
(Sm,Lth Ukrainian Ganal. Region--Kal&:.~ial fever) (Artesian, wells)

C
MOROZOVSKAYA, H.I.; DENCHICNKO, I.A. TISHCHMJKO, O.D.; GORELYSHEYA, I.I.:
YWT.MIOVA, V.F.; HADTOCIDUY, S.S.; GALIPBRIN. 1.Yu; BELTr, Ta.M.;
LAZEBNrY, N.V.; DPMVENKD,, V.I.; SERTIMMO, G.A.; SHEVCHUK, M.K.;
DIYACHENKO, BMSFAMILINAYA, P.S., CHERNMO, Tu.L.
Preventive antimalaria measures for lu~uberjacks employed in clearing
the bed of the future Kakhovka Reservoir. Hed.paraz. i parat.bol.24
no.3:20?-208 J1-S 155. (MLRh 8:12)
1. Ii Ukrainskogn nauchno-isoledovatelleikogo inBtituta malyarii i
meditainskoy parazitologi'L Imeni prof. 1'. Ya. Ibibashkina (dir.
institute I.S.Demchenko) I Zaporozhskoy, Dnepropetrovskoy i
Khersonskoy ohlastnykh protivomalyariyM-kh stantsiy.
(MAURIA, prevention and control.
in Russia, in forest workers)

DIU VZMKO, V. 1.
0-0
Ylood period check on the prediction of a change in the malariogento
conditions of the Xekhovka Reservoir area. Ned.peras. i paras.bol.
supplemed to no-1:9 '57- (MIRA 11:1)
1. Is Zaporozhokoy oblautnoy protivomalyariynoy stantsii.
(XAKHOVXA RMSERVOIR-MOSqUITONS)

A- V.
DMVRIXO, V.V., dots.
of barij on picker drums of the cotton-hArventing machine.
Sel'khosmashilia no-7:21-25 Jl '57. (MIRA 11:1)
(Cotton--picking mnchinex7)

DEREVEVKO, V.V.,, dotoent; FMIN,, P.A., lnzh.; FRISHMAN, V.S.
P.
Use of electric drives in testing the wcTking parts of a corn
harvester. Trakt. i sellkhozmaBh. 32 no.6:28-30 Je 162.
(MIRA 15:6)
1. Kubanskiy seltakokhozyayetwennyy institut.
(Harvesting machinery-Testing)

DEREVEWAOV V.V., kand. teklin. nauk; MLCHANOV, D.R., inzh.; AVAGIMN, E.A., inzh.
~-- -, r .1. 1 4 o,-,
. Combine for harvesting corn at increased speeds. Mekh. i elek.
sots. sellkhoz. 21 no.5:31-33 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Kubawkiy sellskokhozyaystvennyy institut.

DMIEUNKO, POPOV, L.S.; KOZLOV,, Ye.l.
PlanstAry multiroller ear snapping apparatus. Trakt. I sell-
kho=aeh. no.5t2l-22 My 16,11~. (MIRA 17:6)
1. Kubanskiy sellskokhozyaystvennyy institv.t.

DEREVEHRO, V. IA.
rine
Raising pine seedlings without shade. Les i step' 4, No. 2, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress., June 1952. Uncl.

1, DEREMTKO, It. Ya.
2. USSR (600)
4. Botaitr - Kherson Province
7. Help the disserdmation of ve- tation in the Nizhnedneprov'ye sands. Les i step'
,e
4 no. 12, 1952.
9. Monthly Lists of Russian Accessions Library of Congress, March 19,53, Unclassifiedo

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M/Chqiitstry~ Hydr~earbo deompooitiCin
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AMors Ch Do and'.- Dix Aikhi :L.V.
*ien
Title 1he kiiie.d a a I,Id M-eChintim cit hpdrocarbon decomposition. Airt 2. The
kinstios and Mechanism of jit harm decomposition at low press'Lwes.
kbia
Mur A"403# Teb.1954
dditj; one on the decomposition ofethhane at low
The effect of:is6butylene'a
pressAn'.108 -Was invoitigated.L.: Thei quartz walls of the reactor contaminated
with itiobutylene 46compositien IInoducte weit foand to have acceUmted Us
rate ojLAhaft_ deoOMPositig
no The isobutylens. In Itself inhibits the cata-
lyzed anA non-catallsed, eth'ane decomposition kid saturation takes effect
on the,inobutylens. 1heAdhstics, of ethanel: decomposition. was establisbed
at% 63.5~~ C in the presence -olf iscibutylene a-.,d the catalytic efffect of tre con-
ibition
taminated reactor walls~ was dste;rminei. The possible mea anism of inh
reaction.,with isobutylene, consisting in s0stituting tho active radicals
with loss active. ones, 'Which leads to the contraction of the chain, was:
evalvated. Nine references 7-USSR; 1-USA. and 1-English (1935-1953). Tables;
grapho.
Institution, : The.N. G. Ch6mishevski:Sr State University, Saratov
Submitted : January- 1, 1953

USSR/ Phynical Chemistry - Kinetics.
Catalysis
Combustion. Explosives. Topochemistry. B-9
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 4, 1957, lla6
Author : IM.A.D. Stepukhovich and G.I. Kate
IV. A.D. Stepukhovich and G.P. Voroblyeva
V. A.D. Stepokhovich and L.V. Derevenakikii
VI. Stepukhovich A.D., reremin V.V.
VII. Stepukhovich A.D., Derevenskikh L.V.
Title Kinetics and Mechanism of Decomposition of Hydrocarbons.
ITI. Kinetics and Mechanism of Ther-1,Decomposition of Divinyl at Low
Temperatures.
IV. Kinetics and Mechanism of Decomposition of Isobutane in the Pre-
sence of Isobutylene and Propylene as Inhibitors
V. Kinetics of Thermal Decomposition of Gaseous Paraffins in the Pre-
sence of Added Divinyl
.VI. Kinetics of Thermal Decomposition of Gaseous Paraffins in the Pre-
sence of Acetylene
VII. Kinkic 'sand Mechanism of Decomposition of Gaseous Alkanes in the
Presence of Allene
Orig Pab Zhurnal fiz. khimii, 1954, 28, No 7, 1174-n85; No 8, 1361-1370; No 10,
1720-1724; No 11, 1878-1881; 1955, 29, No 3.2, 2129-2132
1/14,

USSR/ Phynical Chendstry Kinetics. Combustion. Explosives. Topochemistry. B-9
Catalysis
Abs Jour Referat Zhur Khimiya, No 4, 1957, n216
Abstract III. The velocity constant of divinyl decoaq*sition, calculated in accor-
dance with the equation of the reactions of eiecond order, varies linearly,
at 570-620P and 2-30 mm 1(g pressure, depending on l/po (po-- initial ptes-
sure). Calculat8d were mean duration of lifet of divinyl molecule in activa:-
ted state, 5.10 seconds, the number of kinetically active degrees of free-
dom 20, and dissociaton energy of divinyl E = 79.4 11-9 kcal/mole. Decom-
position of divinyl conforms to the Dintsess-Frost equation and is interpre-
ted as a chain reaction undergoing spontaneouB-iiihibition by decomposition
products. Additions of diviftyl accelerate decomposition of CA at 62&.
Accelerative action of divihyl reaches a limit at 12%_
IV. By the method of inhibiting additives (RZM:Lm, 1953., 8215) at studY
was made of thermal decompos't18n of isob-dtans at press-ur'b o*f'10 n6 Hg
and temperatures- of - 548 and 573 . Addition of 0.516 eldws'dovn,_~the- de.-'
composition sharply, on increase of the addition from 1 to 7% effective-
ness of its action decreenes, and with 7-10% tsaturation is reached (fitst
order velocity constant acquires constant value). Under the same condi-
tions inhibition by isobutylene is more effectlive than by propylene.
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USSR/ Physical Chemistry Kinetics. Combustion. Explosives. Topochemistry. B-9
Catalysis
Abs Jour Referat Zhur Xhimiya, lqo 4, 1957, 11216
Experimental data on inhibiting action of additives fit the equation:
11W - WON A + BC (1), uiierein V -- reaction velocity, Wo__ residual
velocity, A and B .2- constants, C(add) -- -- concentration of additive,
vhich proves the chain nature of the decomposition. The primary effect
is decomposition of isobutane molecule at C-C bond. Inhibiting action
of olefins is explained by removal of H atom by active radical from to-
lecule of additive with formation of inactive imseturated radicals. By
means of equation (1) were calculated velocity constants of the reaction
of chain termination at the wall and at molecules of additive. Activa-
tion energy of inhibiting reactions brought about by isobutylene and pro-
pylene is, respectively, 5.6 and 8-5 kcal/mole, that of the reaction of
termination at wall, 14,7 kcal/mole.
V. Study of kinetics of thermal decomposition of propane, butane and
isobutane, in the presence of diviAyl, vith initial pressure of decom-
posing hydrocarbons - 10 mm Hg, and at temperatures of 510-5930. Ad-
ditions of divinyl, which is a product of crackLng of hydrocarbons,.do
not inhibit decomposition of these hydrocarbons. Absence of inhibiting
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USSR/ Physical Chemistry Kinetics. Combustion* Explosives. Topochemistry. B-9
Catalysis
Abs Jour i Referat Zhur Khiwlya, No 4. 1957, 11216
action of divinyl is correlated with greater durability of C-H bond, in
CH2 groups, at the double bond carbon, in comparison with durability of
C-H bond in methyl groups of propylene of isobutylene.
V1. Study of kinetics of thermal decomposition of propane and butanes
In the presence of 1-20% C2H at pressure of decomposing hydrocarbons-ll(~
MM and temperatures of 50OZ6600. Additions of C,H. do not inhibit rate
of decomposition. Tnoreased values of decompos I Ion velocity constant
of propane at pressures below 10 vm, in the presence of C2H2, are due to
the fact that that C2~2 impedes diffusion of active centers to the walls.
Thermal calculations have shown the possibility of a reaction between
atomic hydrogen and C2H,, with formation of highly reactive vinyl radical
which is stable under cracking conditions.
vir* Additions of allene inhibit cracking of C R and 180-COT10, but do
not affect decomposition of C4H e Mechanism 3 ?nhibition resides in ad-
ddition of H atoms to &Ilene moloacul, with formation of little active allyl
radicals. Absence of inhibition in the case of C 4Hio is due to the fact
that increase of lattor occurs essentially with f6mettion of CHS radioal,
Communication II, see RZhKhim, 1957, 393,
4A _aWA

STRPUKHOVICH. A.D.; DEMVIRSKINH, L.Y.
.. ~- ~ - .
Kinetics and mechanism of kvdrocarbou decomposition. Part 7.
Kinetics and mechanism of the decomposition of gaseous alkanes in
presence of allene. Zhur.fiz.khim. 29 no.12:2129-2132 D '55.
(ULRL 9:5)
1. Saratovskly goeudaratvennyy universitet imeni N.G. Chernyshev-
skogo.
(Paraffins)

84633
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AU91HORS: Stepukhovich, A. D. and Derevenskikh, L.V,
TITLE: The Mechanism of the Thermal Decomposition of Ethanel
and the Composition of the Resulting P-r-o-a-ucts
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, 1960, Vol. 34, No. 160,
pp. 2315 - 2319
'T: The decomposition mechanism in ethane cracking has hitherto
T
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not been completely clarified., The present paper investigates the
formation of methane in ethane cracking at 612 0C and 635 C,pressures
of 20 mm Hg and 180 mm Hg, and extents of conversion of up to 50%~
The dependence of the composition of the cracking products on tempera-
ture, pressure, and the extent of conversion was studied by means of
an ap aratus used for gas-volumetric chromatographicanalyses (Refs,
20 M. Results are tabulated. Experimental data show that reaction
chains are formed, and that the apparent chain length is reduced with
increasing extent of conversion. This is due to the retarding effect
of the cracking products upon the rate of decomposition, Special
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The Mechanism of the Thermal C,-/076/60/034/010/015/022
Deoomposition of Ethane and the 11015/BO64
Composition of the Resulting Products
experiments (by Ye., K. Mogileva and N. S. Sukho-,r4 showed that small
additions of allane or acetylene inhibit ethane cracking considerably
the yields of ethylene and hydrogen thus decreasing considerably and
that. of methane increasing noticeably~ This inhibitory effect of the
.racking products is to be observed up to an extent of conversion of
25%,- The limit of the chain length does not depend on pressure and only
little on temperature and the residual chain reaction (with a chain
length of the order of 7 - 8 links),, The resu'a.ts show that the ratio
CH4/[11/2 (H2 C2H4 )] does not remain constant with a change of pressure,
which means that methane is also formed by side reactions. The ratio
(H) / (CH 3)%%--09 32/sl was derived from the rosults of analysis, with
5 /S 1r--->iO--2 '10-3 (Ref,. 23) being assumed, L.e.1the concentration
2' 1
c~f H is smaller by two orders of magnitude than that of CH For
3'
63'5'JC the -onsentration of H Is determined to be (H),--,,--10-12 moles/,.
Ca-rd 2/4

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Decomposition of Ethane and the B015/BO64
Composition of the Resulting Products
In view of the fact that the dissociation to radicals proceeds
10
heterogeneously, this value is irk good agreoment (with respect to its
order of magnitude) with the experimental data of Sachase (Ref. 6).
There are 1 figurep I table, and 24 referencies: 8 Soviet, 10 US,
1 Canadian, I German, *n&-*4LSrWsh.
ASSOCIATION: Saratovskiy 90Buniversitet ini. N. G. Chernyshevskogo
(Saratov state University imeni N. 0. Chernyshevskiy)
SUBMITTED: May 59 1959.
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DEREMS) I.S.Derevets'. I. S.1y inzh.
Are vholexale prices nueded in major repairs ? Mekh. sil'-
hoop, 14 no.2-120-22 F '63, (MIRA 16:4)
(Ukraine-Tractors-Maintenancei and repair)

IVANOV, Ivan Yevtikhiyevich;_RN _1 S,K. axed.; STARODUB, T.O.,
jpg~S
tekhn. red.
[corn as a material for industrial enterprises]Kukuruda -
syrovyna promWslovykh pidprriemstv. Kyiv Derzhtekhvydav
URSR, 1961. 37 p. NIRA 16%1)
(Ukraine.-Corn (14aize))

IVAKBNENKO, Aleksey Grigorlyevna[Ivakhnenkol O.B.); KOSWUY,, V.I.,
kand. tek1m. naukv retsenzant; DEJUrMS.1, S.K., red.izd-
va; KATUSMCH, S.M.(Matwavych, S.i.],- tei&fi.'red.
[Cybernetic systems with composite control.] Kibernetychni
systemy z kombinovanym deruvanniam. Kyiv, Derzh.vyd-vo
tekhn.lit-ry URSR, 196"i. 486 p. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN Ukr.SSR ",for Ivakhnenko).

MZVBTSKIY, I.K.
10"w-,
.Device for calculating the dirt on sugar beets. Sakh.prom. 27 no-9:34-35 '53.
(MA 6 '. 11 )
1. Yaroshavokiy eakharnyy savod. (Ikt&r ipdastry-Iquipment anii supplies)

VYSOTA, A.D.; DIMMSKIY, K.K.
-,
Supplementary prWment for sugar beets produced on collective
farms. Sakh.prom.29 E-0-7:36-37 155- (KLU 9: 1)
1.Y&rqsO9vskiy sokhanyy Swod,
(Sugar beets)

AGAFONOV, T. I. ; DWYT
Moral education in students' agricultu,.ral brigades Polite~h.
obuch. no.10:12-16 0 159- iHIU 13:2)
1. Krasnodarskiy pedagogicheakiy Inatitut.
(Moral education)

i.XCERPT.4 Y-1Z1CA See 8 Vol 15/5 60
2604. INFLUENZA wn-ji Psycinc DisTURBANCES (Itussian text) - De r e-." c h
I. and Zonnenralkh K. Psychiatric Clinic, Ir.i;titutc for ATZ-a-ri-F-Can- 11
-Training of Physicians, Bucharest. 1~unnania - Zl1.NEVHOI3A'r. I 11SIKIIIAT.
1959, 59/3 (2611-274)
A report is presented on 12 patients suffering from Asian influenza with neurologic
and psychiatric symptoms, viz.. 3 patients vilth neurasthenia, 2 with anxiety de-
pression', 2 with catatanic syndrome, 3 vith k~onfmi ton and irritability, I withschAtu-
phreniv ancl I with hypomaninval Hyndrollit'N' Tlw majority of Fivallitolas COV-
responded to those of the classic psychic disturbances ass,;ciateii with influenza.
Some peculiar manifestat tons, however, were noted. The ~onfusiona~ syndrome
or delirium usually coincided with the period of highest temperiture of the disease.
disappearing again with the decline or the fever. The psychotic manifestations in
the described patients started at different periodn of the disease. The onset of the
most serious forms characterized by irritability (confusional syndrome, schizo-
phrenic and hypomanincal syndromes) coincided with the phase of high fever: de-
pressive forms developed during the convalescenze. The syndromes beginning at
-canc of the tempera-
the time of high fever did not always disappear with the deci
lure, but continued to develop Independently of th,~ course of the influenza. The
schizophrenic syndrome, and the hypomaniacal syndrome in particular, did not follow
the typical course of Infectious psychoses. A close connection between psychotic %
syndromes and influenza was rarely evident, therefor( . the actual artiology may
still be unknown. Leucopenia was never observed in the patents. In 3 cases,
leucocytosis with neutrophilia were present. No question exists that the psychoses
dCVCIOPE!d an the basis of a disease with high fever, and there is no ground for an-
euming that this was any other disease than influenza. This still leaves room for
~ possibility of existence of another epidemic disimse which would account for such
~ large number of affected persons. There is no agreement among virologists about
the possible neurotropic nature of the Influenza vi.rus. The authors' observations
support the view that Influenza Is a reaction of the organism associated with neuro-
vegetative, pathophys iol ogle manifestations and functional cerebral disturbances.
Manifestations of a latent form of parkinsonism.observed in one case suggest the
possibility of organic lesions of the extrapyramidal system.
.Burakovskii - 26loscow

DMEVICH, L.O,, alMiStent
--------- -1 -
Efficiency of unloading Ohips by concentrating harbor-handling
eqlApment. Ekono i eksple mora. tranaps nolt!;"l 163,
(MIRA 17:8)
1. Odeseldy institut inzhonerav morskogo flola.

BROYTMAN, A.A.; MEVICHt V.A.; SEDOR~ A.M.; ANDREYFJA, L.S.P
red.; SKOBELING, L.V., red.
[Load-hois-ting machines and arrangements on ships] Sudovye
gruzopod"emnye mashiny i ustroistva. Moskva, Transport.
1964. 298 p. (MIRA 17t1:2)

1 . MRMCHEIR f ENG. A.
P-. USM (600)
4. Glass manufacture
7; Wider use of nepheline irglAss manufacture., Za ekoi:1. mat., no. 4, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congross, FebruarY J953. Unclassified.

S/138/611/000/001/010/010
A051/AO29
AUTHOR: Derevicher, A. B.
TITLE: Rewards for Work Displayed at the Exhibition of the Achieve-
ments of the.USSR.National Economy in 1960
PERIODICAL: Kauchuk i rezina, 1961, No. 1, PP- 55-58
TEXT:- By order of the "Rubber Articles and Tire Products" section of
the USSR Council of the Achievements of the USSi, 'National Economy the follow.
ing plants were awarded diplomas, medals and valuable premiums for the fol-
lowing work submitted in 1960 at the pavilion "{;hemical Industry": 1) The
Gosudarstvennyy proyektonyy i nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut.promyshlen-
nosti sinteticheskogo kauchuka (State Designing and Scientific R&search In-
stitute of the Synthetic Rubber.Industry): a) for the development ard in-
troduction of a new technique for ethyl alcohol production by the method of
direct hydration of ethylene. The cost of the synthetic alcohol is twice
as low as alcohol obtained from.food raw material.. The production of ethyl
alcohol has been introduced at the Azerbavdzhan, Checheno-Ingush, Bashkiria,
Kuybyshev, Saratov and Orenburg Sovnarkhozes. The work was awarded the f irdt
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A051/iO29
Rewards for Work Displayed at the Exhibition of the Achievements of the
USSR National Economy in 1960
degree diploma and 8 medals. b) For participation in all the technological
calculations and diagram drafting.on the production of thiocol. The work
was awarded two medals. For participation in the development and introduc-
tion of a new technique for producing ethyl alcohol by the direct hydration
method awards were given to: the Nauchno-issle(icivatellskiy institut sinte-
ticheskikh spirtov (Scientific Research Institute of Synthetic Alcohols)
diploma of the second degree ai)d two medals), the Bakinskiy opytnyy zavod
Baku Pilot Plant) (two medals), the Ufimskiy zairod sinteticheakogo spirta
~
(Ufa Plant of Synthetic Alcohol) (four medals), the Kuybyahevslciy zavod sin-
teticheskogo spirta (Kuybyshev Plant of Synthetic Alcohol) (two medals).
2) The Vsesoynznyy nauchno-issledovatelskiy institut sinteticheskogo kauchu-
ka im. S. V. Lebedeva (All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Synthetic
Rubber im. S. V. Lebedev): for creating thiocol samples produced according
to a new, more perfected technology (second degree diploma and three medals)
3) The Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut shinnoY promyshlennosti (Scienti-
fic Research Institute of the Tire Industry)t for developing the tire de-
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A05VAO29
Rewards for Work Displayed at the Exhibition of the Achievements of the
USSR National Economy in 1960
sign of' the 260-20 size, V-202 (1-202) model, 1-203 and 200-20 size, 1-238
model. The advantages of the tires lie in the modernization of the tread
design and elevation of the durability. The ii-.1stitute was awarded the di-
plomaof the first degree and 15 medals- 4) The Nauchno-isaledovatellskiy
institut rezinovoy promyshlennosti (Scientific Research Institute of the
Rubber Industry): a) for development, and introduction of the technology for
manufacturing drilling sleeves of braided design: 38 - 102 mm. in diameter,
18 m long, weight 200 kg, working pressure 150 - 300 atm. The sleeves are
being manufactured at. the Kazanskiy zavod RTI (Kazan',Rubber Articles Plant).
b) For developing a formulation for the production of bearings which are the
main supporting element of turbine drills. The first and second work were
awarded the first degree diplomas and five medals. c) For developing a de-
sign and formulation of steam-conducting sleeves and their introduction into
industry: diameter 16 - 50 mm, pressure of up to 8 kg/OM2, length from 3 to
20 m. The sleeves are being manufactured at the "Kauohuk" Plant. The work
was awarded two medals. d) For developing a design and technology of sleeve
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A051/AO29
Rewards for Work Displayed at the Exhibition of the Achievements of the
USSR National Economy in 1960
manufacture of the circular fabric type (hose-hauling variety) and for deve-
loping the technical requirements for designing the mechanical process of
the sl1faeve production and the'3*.r introduction into industry. e) For develop-
ing the flat gear-type belts~bas;ed on metal-cords length 600 mm, pitch gage
15-4 mm, width 14-5 mm, transmission power of UP to 3 kw, and another type
with a length of 2,315.0 mm, pitch gage 19.1 mm, width 80.0 mm, transmission
power of up to 7 kw. The work was awarded two medals. f) For the introduc-
tion of the continuous.method of production of sponge rubber packing mate-
riala. The work was awarded three medals- 5) The Kazanskiy zavod rezino-
tekhnicheskikh izdeliy (Kazant Plant of Rubber Articles): a) for developing
a technology of drilling.sleeve production. The work was awarded the second
degree diploma and two medals. b) For the introduction of the sleeve-manu-
facturing technology of the circular-fabric variety (hose-hauling). The
work was awarded two medals. 6) The Leningradskiy zavod rezino-tekhniches-
kikh izdeliy (Leningrad Plant of Rubber Articles): a) for introducing the
continuous mechanized method for producing spcniKe rubber packing materials
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S11W61.1000100110101010
A051/AO29
Rewards for Work Displayed at the Exhibition of' the Achievements of the
USSR National Economy in 1960
two medals ; b~ for the introduction of a new formulation for bearings
two medals~; c development of mass-production of flat gear-belts based
~
on metal-cord (two medals)- 7) The Moscow "Kauchuk" Planti a) for parti-
cipating in the development of steam pipes and introduction of these into
industry (third degree diploma and two medals); b) introduction of conti-
nuous mechanized method of sponge rubber packing material production (one
medal). 8) The Kurskiy zavod rezino-tekhnicheskikh izdeliy (Kursk Plant of
Rubber Articles). a) for creating and introducing a ce--ontinuous mechanized
method of conveyor belt production (the first degree diploma and five me-
dals); b) for development of the maBs-production of closed hollow packing
hoses for filter-press machines of the 4~V-30-75 (FPA-30-75) type. The fil
ter-Press machines are used at concentrating works.in the coal industry
(two medals). 9) Vsesoynznyy nauchno-issledovateltskiy i konstruktorsko-
tekh-nologicheskiy institut asbestovykh tekhnicheskikh izdeliy (All-Union
Scientific Research Designing and Technological Institute of Asbestos Artic-
les): 1) for developing a new heat-resistant friction material "Retinax"
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S1138161,1000100110101010
AOWA029
Rewards for Work Displayed at the Exhibition of the Achievements of the
USSR National Economy in 1960
capable of working in brake units of aeroplanes, excavators, drilling ma-
ohines, eta., at 1,0000G with a wear-resistance 3 - 10 times higher then in
other materials (the first degree diploma and one medal); b) for partici-
pation in the development of non-metal railroad brake shoes ~three medals);
a) for developing asbesto-glass fabrics (two medals). Awards were given to
Upravleniye shin i rezino-tekhnicheakikh izdeliy-(Administration of Tires
and Rubber Articles) at the State Committee on Chemistry at the USSR Council
of Ministers (one medal), the Inatitut-mashinovedeniya (Institute of Machine
Science) at the USSR AS,.(two medals), the Tambovskiy zavod asbestovykh i
rezino-tekhnicheskikh'izdeliy (Tambov Plant of Asbestos and Rubber Articles)
(third degree diploma and two medals); Tsentrallnyj nauchno-issledovatell-
skiy institut zheleznodorozhnogo trans orta ( Central Scientific Research
Institute of Railroad Transportation) ~second degree diploma and two medals)
and the Lyuberetskiy zavod plastmass (Lyuberets Plastics Works) (one medal);
the Leningradskiy zavod asbestov kh tekhnicheakikh -~zdeliy (Leningrad Plant
of Asbestos Articles) (one medaT
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WZ.'LVICIU;R, AB.
~
Technical SeuinELr at the ~~xhdbjltion of -i'Ll-, " -
7aluional. ~~'conoray. KIILII.Volok. n0.1:80 161. (,*-;.-It 11,:2)
(Textile f ibors, Syn-Vic-Ac)

S/lc)1/61/000/009/001/007
B110/B218
AUTHOR: Derevicher, A. B,
TITLE: Diplomas and medals awarded at the VDNKh SSSR 196o
PERIODICAL: Plasticheskiye massy, no. 9, -1961, 1-2
TEXT: On suggestions made by the Department I'Vysokopolimernyye sintetiches-
kiye materialy i plasticheskiye massy" (High-molecular synthetic materials
and plastics), the Komitet Soveta VDNKh (Committee of the Council of VDNKh)
distinguished the following exhibitors at the 1960 exposition: (1) At the
zavod "Karbolit" Moskovskogo oblastnogo sovnarkhoza ('Karbolit" Plant of the
Moscow oblast' sovnarkhoz), ten co-workers were awarded medals for the
production of an automatic production line for thermosetting plastics. The
factory was awarded a diploma of the first degree. Nine workers were
awarded medals for a new method of producing molding powder (continuous
rolling process in thin layers). Five workers were awarded medals, and
the factory a diploma of the third degree, for the construction of 25%-
more-prodactive two-stage multiple presses for thermosetting mass-produced
articles, (2) The Kuskovskiy khimicheskiy zavod Moskovskogo oblastnogo
sovnarkhoza (Kuskovo Chemical Plant of the Moscow oblast' sovnarkhoz) was
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Diplomas and medals awarded... B110/B218
awarded a diploma of the second degree for the introduction of a four-times-
more-productive, continuous method of producing M~-MMF-17) resin of
Improved quality in liquid phase, the condensate being used for spraying.
Seven workers were awarded medals for introducing this method at the zavod
"Galalit" ~"Galalit,, Factory) in Moscow. (3) The zavod sloistykh plasti-
kov Leningradskogo sovnarkhoza (Plant of Laminated Plastics of the
Leningrad sovnarkhoz) was awarded a diploma of the third degree for the
industrial introduction of TH.-I(PN-1) polyester resin, the accelerator
H