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NALETOV, Nikolay Alekseyevichj prof.; DEREVLYANSKAYA, F.I., r;,d.
[Pathological physiolagv and pathological anatomy of farm
animals] Patologicheskaia fiziologlia i patologichesk&ia
anatomii.a sell skokhoziaistvenr*rkh, zhivotqrkh. Moskva, Ko-
los, 1964. 358 p. (MIRA 18:3)

JI,
l,/ A
L/, V , V
KASIMOVA. M.. otvefErtvenrqy za vypusk; DEMON, P., takhn.red.
ENRturo and natural resources of StavropcI`lTe`;`rI~; a bibliography]
Priroda i pr1rodnye bogastva Stavropollia; ukazatell literatury.
Stavropol', 1957. 39 P. WILI 11:6)
1. Stavropol. Krayevays biblioteka. Bibliograficheskiy otdal.
(BibliograpIT-Stavropol territory-Natural resources)
(Stavropol Terri tory-Na tura 1 rosources-Bibliography)

ORNATSKIY, P.P. , Icand.tekhn. nauk; ZO/',IJLIA, V.I.;__P~~Yr,~V A
_ A.
Using electrochemical convorters in electric neasuring equip.,
ment. Avtom.i prib. no.lt67-70 Ja-Yx 162. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Kiyevskiy politakhnichei3kiy institut (for Urnatskiy, Zozul,ya).
2. Krasnodarskiy zavod izmeritelInyl(h priborov (for Derevoyedov).

DM,PIV-,HCHIKOV, N.A.
Simplified device for discharging petroleum products from the
bottans of tank cars. Transp. i khran. nefti i nefteprod, no.7:
22-23 164. (MIRA 170)
1. Moskovskoye upravleniye Glavriogo upravleniya po transportu i
snabzheniyu neftlyu i neftei3roduktami RSF,'.',R.

CiRITSAYP F.A.; DEREVSHCHIKOV, N.A.
Semiautomatic device for packing lubricant8 into small containers.
Transp. i khran. nefti I nefteprod. ac,.5:30-32 t6f;
18:10)
1. Moskovskoye upravleniye Glavnogo upravleniya po transportu
i snabzheniyu neftlyu i nefteproduktami pri Sovete ministrov
RSFSR.

EGREVSHCHIKOV.9 N. A.
Remodeling a 39Y.-I fuel p=p for servic:ing Motor vehicles. Transp.
i khran. nefti i nefteprod. no.9:30-32 16,1+. (1111RA 17:10)

124-57-2-2208
zhm-i-.aI. Meb-A.a,!iha. JQS7. Nj- ? p 106 (USSR)
K. K.
T' T L E: Expei-Irnental Study cit the Dellect on, ot a Cit-cular Plate Under
a Centi-a! I-)ad (Eksperimentallnoye izucheniye p~-og3bov krug-
toy pl,,,,, pri tsenti-aUncm zagruzhenti)
PERIODICAL: Sl,- nauch. stud. i-abot. Mosk. in-t inzh, -vod. kli,,!a, 1956,
Nr% 3 pp 10- 31
ABSTRACT: BibLographic ent,-y
1. Sheets-Deflecticn 2. Sheets-Load' distribution
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DE-tEVSKIY, Alaksandr KUKIWIKM , Yevgeniy Stepanovich;
I I . Frinimal uchastiye IONKIV, P.A., prof.; EURLAK, F..F., red.
N., .I
['11jeorn-tical principles of electrical engineering] Teore-
ticheokie osnovy e2ektroteklmiki.. Mooh-va, Yysshaia shkola.
Pt.2. 1965. 282 p. (EIRA 18:10)

~_ ~151 665 EWT(I)/ETC(f) IJP(c) AT
ACC NRi AP6008823 SOURCE CODE- UR/0294/66,1004/001/0020/0026
AUTHOR: Derevshchikov V. A. (Moa(!O'W); De.Mbina, IMI. A. (NDscpw)
ORG; none
TITLE: Spectroscopic investigation of a pulsed low-voltage, discharp plasma in a vacuum
SOURCE-. Teplofizika vysokikh temperatur, Y. 4, no. 1, 1966, 20-26
1''OPIC TAGS: gas discharge spectroscopy, plasma temperature, gas discharge plasma,
plasma research
LBSTRACT: The authors present ~,%xperimental results of spectroscopic investigations of a
12ulsed discharge plasma on solid electrodes of a coaxial geometry, with an initial pressure
~
in a vacuum chamber amounting to 10 -5 - 10 -6 mm Hg. The investigation was conducted in
a. discharge tube similar to that described by S. V. Gurorv et al. (Zh. tekhn. fizild, 34, 868,
1.964). The Ornstein method is used to determine the excitation temperature in various
sections of the torch. The distribution of two-fold aluminum ions is investigated according
to their excited states. A temperature maximum of the plasma is established with a specific
energy In the discharge. A determinalion is made of the radial distribution of temperature
in an anode torch. A rise in temperatitre Is observed with increasing distance from the
szode. Orig. art. has- 8 figures and 3 tables.
SUB CODE: 20 / SUBM DATE: 20Janl;5 / ORIG REF: 003 / OTH REF: 004
UDC 533.915.537.525

BIBIKOVAp K. [translator]; DEFCEVTSKV, S., spets. red.; KRIVINA, N.9 red.;
LUCHKIV I M. 9 tekbn. recT.--
[Five hundred typen of home baking,- Hungarian cooking: pastries,
piesp tarts, c:reamsp liqueurs, sandwiches,,etc.) 500 vidov do-
mashnego pechenlia; iz vengerskoi kukhni: pechenle, pirogi, torty,
krenyq likeryg buterbrody i.t.d. Uzhgorodg Zalcarpatskoe obl.
knizhno-gazatnoe izd-vo, 1961. 251+ p (MIU 14:9)
(Cookery, Hungar;an)

DEUVTSOV, I.A.; KIREYMMD, V.I.
Problems in the psychology of school children's work at a psycho-
logical conference. Vop. paikhol. 6 no.5:174-175 S-0 160.
(MIRA 13:11)
(Slucational PBychologr)

S/137/62/000/006/047/i63
Aoo6/Aloi
AUTHORS: Sinakevich, A. S., Derev-tsov, Ye. F.
TITLE: Experimental thermal reduction of indiun oxide
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 6, 1962, 17, abstract 6G12q
C'Sb. nauchn. tr. Irkutskiy n.-i. in-t redk. met.", 1961, no. 9,
193 - 196)
TOM Thermal reduction of In2O was performed in two test series, namely
with a solid (charcoal) and a g4seous ~CO and C02 mii:ture) reducing agent. It
w1a.s found that the interaction of In 0 with a solid reducing agent proceeded in-
c
.mpletely in neutral atmosphere at 9r-
c .); - 1,OOOOC anti led to the formation of
mainly In metal. During the effect of a gaseous reducting agent upon In203 (at
CC' : C02 = 3 : 1), intensified In sublimation takes place and at 9500C extraction
of In attains 76 - 90%.
G. Svodtseva
LAbstracter's note: Complete translation]
Card 1/1

S/146/62/005/004/005/013
D295/D308
i'LUOR: _2erev~Lan~~hej~_o, V.T.
i'l'.TLE: Electronic indicator for a string-type pick-i~p
10 D 1 C AL Izvestiya vysshilch uchebny1ch zzavedeniy. 11riboro-
stroyeniyc,, v. 5, no. 4, 1962,.28-30
'21-',XT: The oscillation freque-zicy of the steel strin. o:Z a
stri-n-type Dick-up for static loads is measured by comp=in- it
'dal signal o' a mull-ivib-ato-r-
i-rith the --Frequency o.L a sinusol L L. r - -tY;?C
standard-freauency generator having stable o-,peration over the b-and
344-2DSO c/s: The remote-co-atrolled repetitive "Tp i nc I-Ling" of 'Che
strinc., is carried out b~ a relay fed by a relaxation oscillator of
-r..ioothly adjustable repetition frequency. The relay switches on
and off the maS-Lietization coil of the pich-up and. at the same time
feeds the resonant -frequency signal, i-nduced by the st-ring, to a
two-stage ampliflier. The string signal and the standard--freque-ncy
signal 'are mixed in a cathode-coupled mixer, and beats are either
listened to in earphones or observed visually. The instrument is
Card 1/2

El-actro-nic iridicator ...
S/14 62/005/004/005/013
D295YD303
self-contained, ucicclis 6.2 kg, measures 320 ~-, 190 '220 am, consumes
7 0 U. The measurement accuracy is within There are 2 figures.
V 3 S C C I XI, 10 li Kharlkovsl:iy politekhnichoskiy institut im. V.1.
Lanina (Kharlkov Polytechnical Institute im. V.1.
Lenin)
SUB11LITTED: December 3, 1961
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82673
S/07 60/000/009/003/007
B021 YB
S-,2i 20 056
AUTHORS: Blokh, K. I,, Shevelevich, R. S., Derevyagin, A. N.
TITLE: Optics - A New Field of Application for Glass Fiber
PERIODICAL: Steklo i keramika, 1960, No. 9, pp. 19-21
TEXT: A comprehensive study has been conducted lately at the Institut
steklovolokpa (Institute for Glass Fiber) for the production of light-
ognductingl5g'lass fibers, utilizing t7e-ir optical properties. Luminous
energy can be transmitted by means of a light-conducting texture with
arbitrary position of the fibers. Pictures can be transmitted by such a
texture at a suitable position of the fibers in it (Fig. 1). The light
pipes must exhibit high transparency and high resolving power. The
resolving power of the light pipes is determined by the number of
discernible target lines, which fall to Imm of the image field. The
utilization of glass fibers as light conductors is based on the pheno-
menon of the inner total reflection, as can be seer. from Fig. 2. The
angle of aperture of the rays penetrating into the fiber is the greate:r,
the bigger the difference of the refractive index of the glass-fiber
Card 1/2

82673
Optics - A New Field of Application S/072/6o/ooo/oo9/oo3/OO7
for Glass Fiber B021AO58
material and the surrounding madium. Investigations by A. L. Korobko-
Stefanov showed that the electronagnetic fieldff of the light wave do not
stop at the separation boundarj, but propagate within the medium. The
investigation results of the t:ranspa:rency of textures from fibers of
various diameters, from glassea of various compositions with various
fiber casings are tabulated. The coefficients of expansion of the glasses
and their casings must be approximately equal, to prevent the forming of
cracks. Optical glass fibers of small diameter with high refractive index
in a thin optical glass casing with low refractive index must be placed
in regular order to obtain lieht pipes with high resolving power and
high transparency. The elimination of the aber:ration of optical systema
is mentioned among the many problems which can be solved by means of
fiber light pipes, the paper bY 0. G. SlyusareV being mentioned. These
light pipes can also be used in electronic optics. There are 2 figures,
1 table, and 3 Sovie-t references.
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DEREVYAGIN, N.P. insh.; GONGHARUK, K.F., inzh.; ANTONOVA, G.T.;
%"QRwMMM1vWfflT6A, N.Ye.0 kand. tekhn. nank.; KLUBUCHKIN, K.F.,
kaad. tekhn. nauk, otv. red.; DOWNH, N.S., red.;
DOASKAYA, G.D., takhn. red. . .
(Uses of rare elements and titasium in chemical Industries
and analytical chemistry] Primenenie redkikh elementov I
titans. v khimich.eskikh proizvodstval:h i &naliticheakoi
khimii; obzor literatury. Moskya, Cltdol nauchno-tekhn. in-
formatsii,, 1962. 64 P. (Informataiia, no.27(38))
(NIRA 16:8)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-isoledova.tellskiy I proyektny-Y
institut redkometallicheakoy promyst.Llennosti "Giredmet."
(Matals, Rare and minor) (Titanium)

DMVYAGIN, P.Yu.
New data on birds of the Teugiz-XurgaIdzhI& Basin. Izv.MI Kazakh.
SSR.Sar.zool. uo.6:ioo-io6 s47. (wju 9:6)
(Nara Valley--Birds)

P. Yri
Derevvn---in, P-i~ Yr,, "On thn rble jjl~~.yod by birdq in th- life of' s,.ruce foresti- of t',-e
northerr of tuhi~ Tr,,,ns-I!,, Ala Truti Alm-tit :Or. Issue 7, 1048,
.1
p- 55-102
SO: Ti-k-9111. 2) Cct 57, (letopis 'Zhurnal 'nykh Stntoy No. 16, 19-lig).

TTREVYAGIN, P. Ya.
Derevvnrin.-P * Yti. -- "On t~p virious period!- of arriv- 1 -Ind z mn!~i t 51, ~- "e.-It
rubSTecies cf bir(Ir in tl-.e foothills of Lhf- Tr~ns-Il~ Ajf~ Mt.
~ I U, " Trud:,i A!::.-,:, t. CoF:.
Zapoved,nlkn, Issur '?, 1918, z-. Vi8-51
SO: , 20 ~2.ct 577, (Letopis 'Zhurn7-1 Inyl-h Stt~tey, No. 10, l9lig).

DM-IrYAGIN,P-ya.
1189ting of the Siberian goldfinch in Alma-Ata. Zool.zhur.. 34
no.2:470-471 mr-Ap 155. (mIRA 9 ~ 6)
1. Alma-atinskaya semiletrqava shkola. No.2
(Alma-Ata-Goldfinches)

ER *yy A G INAI V. P
Subject USSR/Chemistry
Card 1/1 Pub. 152 - 6/22
A ID P - 915
r
Authors Deravyagina, V. P. and Talmud, S. L.
Title Stability of emulsified resin in the system resin-water
and resin-sulfite liquor-water
Periodical Zhur. prikl. kh1m. 27, no, 5, 501-505, 1954
Abstract Lowering the temperature causes a sharp decrease In the
stability of resin emulsions. Precipitation of the resin
is particularly pronounced at 100-500C. Sulfite liquor
has a stabilizing effect on the emulsified resin.-Three
tables., I diagram, 4 references (Russian: 1932-1953).
Ihstitution : Chair of Physical and Colloidal Chemistry of the Leningrad
Institute of Technology im. V. D1. Molotov
Submitted : My 6, 1953

Itcain dtfficuffits la the Indiwtry & cellul,,SL
of emulsified lar in t v tar-
t
water, tar-sidrite liquor-water, and tar-Eulfilc liquca- fiber-
wntor P. Dr-mwyagiurt ;old S. L- Taialud (V, M,. 24,141-
toir ' Zhur. Prtk~zd. Kl;irfl.,
9f)T--d'71 ff&i T.' '-cr CA. 48, 11047b.-ThL magulition of
tar in suffitc speut liLillor !ip.t~,mi by means of addri. of (1,-c-
trolylvs Is incffmtiv~. at f fit hightr levels of oiillkv '~Iqiipr in
tile 53TAtill. In tile sytitc-11% (tur-l-f-0 the coa gill il tili Ka hili r N~
jol i..-; r0hted diti-vtly' to of tb-t
itious; RnioiLi rite imffmcivt. At mitt IN- rr%.Aily
Ithe q Stun; 1"I cli'l Nil; re(joire M411cr czmk'11z. of 01-~
;1rolytes, N., mid K du not C~'uSQ "oloplot%
1 ( lou. Hcncc. Ali(604)' 11'~(El ill tile ~"Iljitq~..wllt t.'.Pt-;~
ilil tl'(' coaKillati~xl of tar-sulfitc, Fystcln the
:5 Lability of the sy~;Vim witli rerilcet to c,?agulatimi i~, lela-.
tively Rml 1110.1e j!; VVqljijkd L-VC11 '4htll
Only lhl~!.! '.11Mte liqlloy i'. prQ'4eut; ~';t lliAlict. lkwcl~; '~f liquor
(0.25 eveu coned. -olus. 'A 011~ cmagulating ap2llt -!,
;t1-"fffcd.4. If fibers ;Irv 1&0 prc--~Cot' C~ Ag'u lilt; on ,
aints. of
lant. llencc, 1fwj('11gL w'!Oliug of cf-'1110o~p to
m1fite spult liquor i.! very impfjlj~ijlf. 'Tilu'." pre:~[It afVl
fozn, art. tmtjjSj1)i-,S 11-1t1t jjjjjVj~ Ir', eZ ~,,)Jjfj CfjjtCm:-.i
than (to tar! ' froin the inkial st!igvs; the fc'rnler J-11-q
Vm'd cZuulr';Qr;S with Jowt~- p1l (2 vi unzip~tm.-On
tvith pll 4-58-2 abt.drd;ij; prior -Lo ;J~m-
%tioll llith cainbaunt acLion of i3 !1,,!:.':'!Y J
luore CM.'2tive, tharl ii individlial G. 4M.

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DEREVYAGINA ~P-V~-F -RAVDKL'P A.A.
Automatic control of pH in vats used in the production of
3ithopone. Trudy LTI no.62ji65-72 16o. (MIRA 15:5)
(Lithopones) (Hy6ogen-ion concentration)

CCIU!TRY : USSIR.
A',`,,TCRY : ZoolowIcRI PqrxksJ.tn!M.1?v. ACArlds anil Insects
as Masses
Insects.
JOUR, : RzhBiOL, 11o. 14,3.958, Vo. 62-575.
AfJ1ViC)R3 : Doyni',rov A. V.; Dore vyan cheqy~.,, K,. I_T,;*
The Astrobsn' Arifl-4 z) t
Fless of thi Rodentii In the Sand Zone of the
Lily,
AstrakhansWaya Oblastfs Left 3ank Territory.
1ORTG. PUB. Sb. tr. AstrRkhansk. protivochymn. St., 1955.
vvp. 1, 302-355.
For 1947-1950, there were coil-anted on the
anuthweste:':,n Volga-Ural ssndB mainly from
the crested (03E) and midlaY (-vSE'1 ter-bils
222,057 floas. The little beasts, he an-
i1rances Inte burrows (by means of raking) and
the nests (with the helr, of digrinp) were
examined. 26 flea specips'were diBcovered.
"Actual" (obtained b! a enreful re&~istered
collection) abundance indices (1) of the
CAM)- 1/7
*Xazantsevm, Yu. M.; Chernova, N. I.

COUNTTRY-
CATEGOPY
A U"F!;'C)F
ITTST.
TITIT!
Lind for
fleas for "SE were t1itoc; E 3 .3
times 7reater than the "worl~ln~ I n,';*I-aLi (ob-
tdined bv it niAns collect Ion) .SpaeovF,l varln-
tions (.-,f "itetusilt k9nd llworlklng~' 1 ar-
11~!r, but ~~belr magpituOe differazices In cold
west-her of the yetAr Ara tlic~n in w-nrm-
weather. Observational exi:oo"Llons aro IIIUB-
tr9tod bt the "worklncr " 1. On the gerbils,
I - -
GaratnorhyllLIE IFIRVICerS, Xenc),psyll-a conformis
Pnd Ooptoay118 lamollifer predorilnc~fe. I ne
;eAns (for the 1reF;rF. ISI-hr---19~0) of 0. laevicere,
C D,

c 'vr. r olff
V;. Jn
A i 7? 4 rT
3/7
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snd conforuals equalloa, 0
Pnd 0.20 or, CSE end 0.15 Find 0.17 on
C. lnovlc~(s,~s are ,qp-.roxl.,lqtely thn ~,~tma or, t')..;,
aQrblls and In the burrow entr,"nClOst FirlA the 1
i f X. co ri l'o r).n 1 s Is 1 . 1: -3 t 1. me s' h 1 v, h E!, rn o n
the oerbils. AlcoorOlnir to-the I chanro?., the
&-uthnrs c,)nsider thnt ~he numbers of 0. litevl.-
caps Are veqtast in Msrcth (the I of CSF urd
uP to 1.71) tind In Novem"v-v (u,. to 1.13, and
20

c 0 ur! 17
I, R y
Ails. JUR. 62675.
ATT90M
I'VET.
T T T LE
)v c-
lenst In ,Lmo-,Tu1y; nmnAring n relaliv
numbet of famnies w16 09fra, It 11~ aAlumied
that the fleas of this spocies develop in
wintering nests ma well All in summar Onect
auO, boar two qonerptlons 1m one vfysr. X. con-
formis eippear on the oarbils and Jri the bur-
rows I entrsneas a ~.nce' MRr(.-h-Aprll (tha I. of "'ISE,
0.35-0.45; at the entrancos, 0.51-0.67); these j
fleaR were ancoantermd on the nents in i4srm
nnd cold periocla of the ymir - lar~,e I were
noted In April-Mmy (un to 7.4) And In Febru-
4/7

1,11% JOUR. vo. 62675.
AIM"M
T;. TIL E
ORTO. MT.
A P 3T T? A C Tary (1-7). Tha ruthors ABEIUMe thRt the 'IleAB I
of thia spo,3ies develop In the PLUTimer burr,:vws
and bear, on the whole, one generation in a
year. Due to the fact thELt th(A I of X. con-
formIB on the gnrbils are very h1oh, all summer
through, a conjecture wets formed that the liffe
B-oan of the imago at this time waB long (ur In.
5'months). DurinE 1947-1950, conslders~ble fluc-i
tuations or the fleas' I on the --terblis were
CLM: 5/7

CATEWRY
Aps. JOUR. : No. 62675.
AUT14OR
11,1ST.
TITLE
ORIG. PUB. :
A DSTTuA OT : noted; thc-.. grestast chanires were produced by
X. conformis (from -84 to +253%, in coniTari-
son with the mean for 3 depenlence on
weRther conditi-mg wy-.s not F'reat
G,qt I fir the ' fireclep. of the ~~erbils' fier-is
wers particuls;rly msrked In a yerx of ~Ihsrp
IncreigFe In the dempity of their nectc-' r,,:)7u-
tion. Certain dAts on fiess of other rodents
were nubmItted. On the mle-rrtt (over gobo
sr~eclmens ex~nmlnfd), amona the 214, collected
fieRs 179 turned out to 0. laeviceps and X.
CPTZD: 5/7

COU"TRY
CATHT(',RY
ABS. JOUR. Po. 62t,75.
AUTM
J~!%q-.
TITLE
Olt-, G. PUB.
AlOTPACT c,-.) n fo rm 1 B .14,esops,rlls hebas, fie-.qi? oil' the
larEe ~erbo6, were rriand In cons Idercble qunn-
titles in t'L-.,.e first bend of the barrows. A
broad exchpar,*e -af fleps betwe,:in r,.),9ents of
various species and a !art-a particiratIon, In
them of the gerbils' fleas nre
H. F. Dqrs-aya
CARN 7/7

USSR/Medicine Tularemia
Card 1/1 Pub. 148 - 13/25
FD-2602
Author Pilipenko, V. G. and Derevyanchenko, K. I.
Title An instance of the detection of nymplis of the tick %,alomma
plumbeum Panz. infected with the causative agents of tularemia
on the rabbit Lepus europaeus Pall.
Periodical Zhur. mikro. ejid. i Immun. 4, 63-67, Apr 1955
Abstract The ecological conditions under which H. plumbeum nymphs were
found on the rabbits are described. The extent of infection with
tularemia in the surrounding area was tested. The rabbits them-
selves were not infected. The results of investigations of the
tick nymphs found on the rabbits are presented on a chart. Six
Soviet references are cited.
Institution Scientific-Research Institute of the Caucasus and Transcaucasus,
Ministry of Health US,91 (Director - V. N. Ter-Vartanov)
Submitted January 4, 1954

DERMANCT~%Q,p_Xjf; M)LOWSM, A.V.; KALUZHENOVA, Z.F.
Contact of rodents with other 4d aninals through bloodmmking
arthropods on the ?kWablak Peninsula. Zool. zhur. 42 no.,6:
903-913 163. (MIRA 16: 7)
1. Astrakhan Anti-Plague Station, the State University of
Gorky, and Central-Asian Anti-Plague Institute, Alma-Ata.
(Mangyeh1ak Peninaula-~.iimals as carriers if disease)
(Fleas-11oat animals) (Ticks--Hoat animals)

SHIRANGVICH, P.I.; MOLODOVSKTY, A.V.; OSOLIN-M, B.Ye. (deceased);
DER MANCHENK0. K.I. i SAMARIN, Ye.G.
Microclimate of the burrowis of the greater gerbil Rhombomys
opimus Licht. Zool.zhur. 44 no.8:1245-:L254 165.
(MIRA 18: 11)

MARANTS, A.G.; DEREVYANCY-ENKO, L.D VARIYEND, V.A., tekhn. red.
[Enumeration of standards and specifications for articles
of the refractories industry and for raw materials used
in their production as of October 1, 19591 Pereeben' dei-
stvuiushchikh standartov I tekhnicheski)dt uslovii na iz-
deliia ogneupornoi promyshlennosti i iskhodnye materialy
dlia ikh proizvodstva (po sootoianiiu na 1 oktiabria 1959
goda). Sost.A.G.Marants, i L..D.DereviancheWw. Leningrad,
1959. 71 p. I (KRA 16: 10)
1. Leningrad. Vsesoyuznrj gosudarstvennyy institut nauchno-
issledovatellskikh i proyektnykh rabot o,gneupornoy pro-
myshlennosti.
(Refractory materials--StandardB)

MARANTS, A.G.; ZEGZIM v V.P.; TIMICKOVAt L.A.; 30KOLOV, V-I.,' RYBNIKOV, V.A.
[deceased]; DZRMANqREIM)'j,-L.D.; KARKU[Tr A.K.; AKSELIRAD, E.A.j
SARMIN,A.P.; nUDG-A-NDLER, G.G., red.; RAKSIMCVj, Ye.l., red. izd-va
Y%ARASEVp AeEej tekbn, red. I
(Handbook of refractory materialso productsp and raw materials;
compiled accoridng to state standards aid technical specifications]
Spravoobnik na ogneupornye izdeliiat materialy i syrIe. Sostavlen po
gosudarstvanrym standartmn i teUnicheallm usloviiam. I!Bd,2,p ispr.
i dop. Moskva, Gos. nauchno-tekhn. izd-.vb lit-ry po chernoi i tvvet-
noi metallurgiit 1961. 338 p. (MIELA 14:9)
1. Sotrudniki Vsesayu=ogo instituta ogrouporov (for all except
DAIdgandler, Maksimov, Karasev).
(RefNcitory materials-Standards)

PHASE I BOOK Exr'LOITATION SOV/5865
Zegzhda, V. P. 1. A. Tikhonova, V. 1. Sokolo,i, A. 0. Nlarmts,
V. A. Ryllnikov [ eccased),_L. D_Perevy~~c~fjj~q, A. K. Karklit,
E. A. Aksell rad, and A. P. Sarmin
Spravochnik na ol-neupornyye izdcliya, materialy i syrl ye. Sostavlen po vw~;udnr-
stverm)rni sintidartam i te',6nicheskin. usloviyaln (Handbonk of Refractory
Products. Materials and Raw Materials. Compiled Accordin,(! to 91ate 91and
rirds rind Technical Specification.0 2d ed. rev. ind.enl. Moscow, MvIaIIurj,,iz-
dat, 1961. 338 p. Errata slip inserted. 12,5)0 copies printed.
Supervisor: A. G. Mlarants; Ed. : G. G. Fell dgandler; Ed. of Publis:iing House:
Ye. 1. Maksimov; Tech. Ed. : A. 1. Karasev.
PURPOSE: This manual is intended for technical personnel workinr,, in ferrous
and nonferrous industries and in other branches of industry and construction,
for planners. designers, and personnel of technical supply adminis,.rations,
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11midbook of Refractor/ Products (Cont.
and for specialists In rcfractory manufacture and application.
COVERAGE: The manual deals with State standards and technic.11 spc cifi cat lolls
for refractory wnre) ninterials. mid stock itse(i in tho construction and rc-
pair of furnnees used fov smelting, licatior, t~alcinntion, and distillation,
and of fire chambers for boilers and dryers. The specifications also cover
other thermal units used for processing under high thermal conditions, but
fit) not include all refractory materials since npdroximately 10"/'~ of them hive
ni-ver bevn standardized. This editton has b( en enla rved hy ths, - t f
int Ills on 0
d Aa on cast refract.:lrics and carbollaccous wnrv Nvell I- ndd!tiollal data
un ;-eFrictory stock, nmj.,ni t(-, -,c rite -11
lo. nd a P C,
i;', d Tin 4, 1 i - ti C! i! I I 11 1 t ~:, IC1! 7 1.-i '. i "I's -11) (1
-r~~on, III,:( re nvntio)-,Ld.
'I h( ru are ncy rofcxci~cv,;,
Card 218

Handbook of Refractory Products (Cont. SOV/586'1
TA13LE' OF CONTENTS flibridged):
Foreword (Marants, A. G. ) M
Introduction (Fol' drandler, G. G. I I
A. REFRACTORY AND HIGHLY REFRACTORY WARES
1. Charnotte and Seiniacid Ware. (Zel,,zhda, V. P. 15
it. Iligh-Alumina Ware (L. A. Tikhonova) 107
111. Dinas Ware: (Sokolov. V. I ) 125
IV- Lightweight Refrnctory"Warc (Zcgzhda, V. P. 153
Curd 3/ a

Handbook- of 11f,fractory Produrti' Wont.
V. Fired Magnesite, and 11,11,1qnenitc-Chromite
%~arc (Marints; A. G. ) 161
V1. Unfired Marne.911.e. Chrome-Magnesite, and Alaqnesite-
Chromite Ware (RybnikGV, V. A. , Decea!;cd) 191
Yll. Forsterite and Talc-Alarnesite Ware: (Ry1:?jjjkov, V. A. ,
Deccased) 201
VIE. Alullite, Zirconium -Mullite, and "Bakorcvyye" [basically
of corundum, baddeleyite. and vitreous substances]
(Electrosmelted, Cast Wares) (Marants. A. G. ) 206
IX. Ware of Pure Aluminum and Zirconium Oxides (Marants, A. G. ,
and L. D. Derevynnchenkn) 210
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I, Wont.
!~OV/58G5
X. Carborundum Ware., (Ryl)nikov, V. A. , Deceased) 215
XI. Carborundum Electric Henters and Resist:)rs (Ohinic)
(Gavrilov, A. a. ) 217
XM. Carbonaccaous Ware~ (Derevyanchcnko, L. D. 224
13. REFRACTORY AND HIGHLY RLEFRACTORY GROUND MATERIALS -
I1OWDLRS, MORTARS, COATINGS, AND PASTES (Karlit, A. K.)
T. Magnesite Baked Powder 244
IT. Dolomite Powder 247
Ill. Mortars 249
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Handbook of Refractory Products (Cont. SOV/5865
IV. Various Ground Coatings. Pastes, and Materials
C. LUMP CHAMOTTE AND SCHAP (Marnnts,
A. G. . L D. Derevyanchenko, and E. A. Aksel' rad)
D. REFRACTORY RAW MATERIAL (Sarmin, A. 11~
1. Refractory Clays '-' 7 0
Il. Kaolins 2B I
111. Bauxites 284
TV. Quartzites, Quartz, and Quartz Sands 286
V. Magnesites 289
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Handbook of Refractory Products (Cont. SOV/5p,65
V1. Dolomites 292
VIT. Chromite Ores 2 P.S
Vill. Dunites 207
1,,'. SOME MAI'ERIALS USED IN REFRACTORYMANUFAcIrURE
TECHNOLOGY (INlarants, A. G. , L. D, Derevyanchenkci, and
E. A. Akso'i' rad)
F. . RULES FOR, RECEIVING, STORINCO. AND TRANSPORTING RE-
FRACTORY WARES (Marants. A. G. , and L. D.. Derevyanchenko)
Appendix No. 1. List of Standards for Testing Methods and Labeling .
Refractory Ware- and Materials (Marants, A. G, , and L. D. Derevyan-
chenko) 329
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Handbook of Refractory Y'roducts (Cont.
Appc.ndix No. 2. Flasic Condillonn of the Instria-tion on the Order of
Adjustment and Approval oll Tc6nlca! Specl tications for FerrOUS
Metallurgy Products (Alarants. A, G. , and I... D. Derevynnchenk-3) 331
Appendix No. 3. List of Standards and TechnL.-al Specifications Used in
the Manual 333
Appendix No. 4. Organizations Apportioning Funds for Ware and
Materials Listed in ~,-he Hvaidbook (Marant, A. G. , and L. D. Derev-
yanchenko) 337
AVAILABLE. Library of Congress (TNG77.k;G7)
JA/rsm/jk
Card. S /8 1/22/62

L 090~1~61 Dq(m)/EWP(t)/ET1/E*WP0k-~JD~
ACC NRt AP7002329-------"------
SOURCE CODE: uli/oe422/66/000/006/0044/0045
j'Aarants, A.G., Derovyanchonko, L.D., Vorkina,'A.S.-
"New Standards - ProductJ for Pouring Steel Irom the Ladle"
Moscow., Standarty i Xachostvo, No 6, Juno 99, p, 44.45
3 J'
Abstractl Tho All-Union Institute of Refractories has developed and the Commit-
too or. Standards has opproved State AIYX-n-i"n-fi~dard (GOST) 5500-6 on
=nactory stopper materials. The now titandard Haas roplAcod GOST I /red-
5500-50 (tan
49?8-49 in th stoppor tube section. It covers refractory and highly refractory
.products for pouring stool from the ladlo'. stopper tubon, plugs, molds, mold
;cover.,; and pit bricks. The nunber of standard dimensions was reduced for
stoppor tubes from 15 to 8, for molds from 31 to 20, for covers from 3 to 2.
For pit brick the number of strindard diomsions increased from 3 to 12, since
component brick has been introduced for the most widely used mold typos ( 160
and 210 mm diameter). Largo size ladlos are ' to use thicker atoppor tubes nnd 200
mm diameter plugs which will protect the pin from overheating; a plug with a
lengthened spherical portion ig also called for. For chamotto stopper tubos tho,
content of A1203 plus TiO2 is sot at 33% for all enterprises. For chamotto
plugs, speclaY9 this norm Is set at no less than 39%, which corresponds to the
requirements for heat resistance. Tho temperature at whoih chamotte semi-dry
produced plugs zay-start to deform under load acoordinig to the new standard.
Card 1/2

L 09099-67
ACC Mt AP7002329-__
i.s 13200 C for go'noral 'purpose and 135ADO C for spoclal purpose plugs. This will,
i
~provirlo for nonnal opera-Ung conditions of the plug device. The compressive
Istrongth for chamotte pit brick is incroasod from 100 to 125 kg/cm2. The
~expansion of the assortment of plug productst improvement of thoir jointing,
;wide introduction or +.he semi-dry viothod of production of aluminosilicate
i Cal
fi~roducts and stiffening of requirewmts as to certain physical and chemi.
Indices allow an improvement of the quality of plug suglies and a considerable,.
incrcaso.in the rel ility of the.plug.,stru. ture... /J ir),:7 37p'480/-
ORG: none
TOPIC TAGSt refractory, aluminum oxide
SUB CODEt 11 / SUBH DATEt none
not

BABICH. Andrey Dmitriyevich; IXJBIMKIT. G.P., kam.d.geograf.nouk, otv.red.;
red.; TR&INWO, A.S., takhred.
(The steppe oasis of Admniya-Rova; characteristics of natural
conditions of the reglon) Stepnoi oazin Askaniia-Novs;
kharaktariatika prirodiiirkh uslovii raiona. Kharskov, Izd-vo
Khartkovskogo gos.univ. im. A.K.GorIkogo, 196o. 2o1 p
(M;MA 14:3)
(Askaniya-Rova Preserve)

KONOVALOV, Oleg Mikhaylovich:; SKOROBOGATOV, B.S.) kand. fiz.-
matem. nauk, otv. red.; DEREVYANCHENKOI R.M., red.
[Semiconductor inateritLlsl Poluprovodnikovye materialy.
Kharlkov) Izd-vo Kharlkovskogo univ., 1963. 212 p.
(MIRA 17:5)

POLULYAKH, Konstantin Stepano-vich; SIDOICENKO, B.G.p kand. tekhn.
nauk, otv. red.; Dl~,NANCHENKO,_.I.M. , red.
(Electronic measuring devices] Elektronrge iweritelInye
pribory. KharIkov, Izd-vo Kharlkovskogo univ., 1963. 311 p.
(MIRA 17:5)

M4Z, Semen Naumovich; YEMELIYANOV, Miney Stepanovich; PARKROMRIKO,
Vladimir Dmitriyevich; PANASYUK, V.G.,, doktor tekh-. nauk, prof.
retsenzent; BLOKH, G.A.p doktor khbri. nsuk, prof., retsenzent;
KOZOPOLYANSKIY, N.S., dots., otv, red.; DEREV)~ANCWj-Q.,--KXj.
red.
(Plastics in the instrument industry] Plastmassy v apparato-
stroenii. Kharlkov2. Izd-vo KharIkovskogo univ,., 1963. 198 P.
MIRA 18:6)

F*OPOVA, Mayya flikiforoma; GOF, S-E., kax.,J. -,411r,. y
retsenzent; KOVAIEV, K.'~.j kand . t,3khi-;-.naukY ."-v. -:"6 , .;
D;-:ftEVY'ANCH2-,1J,'O, red.
[Vethods for solving problems on the strength cill i -,-c-er i al, (
Vet(Ay resherilia zadach po soprotivIonilu
KharIkov, lzd-vo Kha2-lkovsko,-,-o univ,, 1964, -24F i_,.
Or, 11. ~ -', -1 --, : I )

PLTR,'T"';- Gc.:)rr.iy Ver-i-aminwil-ch; 1311KHMUSEV, G,V~, k8rd. tekhn.
nauk, ctv. r0,.:, lol~'RP~VY~1*1~ii.Q~i'Kb,,-,Ft.l~',,p red.
1
tBquiplnent ~f ri~,da plants) ".borudovanie .-.o6ovykh zavadov.
Xhar:'.K~~V, Tzd--ve) Kharlkovskog-,, uni.,.-., 1965. 325 F.
(MIRA M9)

VINOUROV, Lev Pinkhusovich; ALEKSEYEV, Yu.14., prof.,doktor tekhn.
nauk, otv. red.; DEREVYANUMMO, R.M., red.
[Theory of elasticity and plasticity; theory of the
deformation of a continuous solid and metbods for calculat-
ing cortinuouS SYE,tems based on this theoryl Teoriia upru-
gosti i plastichnosti; teoriia deforinirovaniia sploshnogo
tverdogo tela i oE:novannye na nei metody rascheta splosh-
nykh sistem. KharIkov., Jzd-vo Khartkovskogo univ., 1965.
327 p. (MIRA 18,12)

BOYARINOV, fb-,is Yevgenlyevich; CHUPIS, Elikolay MakEiiL;~)v,;,:h~
GORBENKO, V.L., kand. tekhn. nauh, otv. r~-O.;
DERETIANCM-MO, R.M,, red.
[New metals, metal alloys
imterials] Novye metally,
neniia i polupravodnikovye
Xh,irlkovskogo iiniv., 1965.
and compounds and semiconiuctut,
metallicheskie splavy J. soE-,ii-
materialy. Kharlkov, lz,:'-vo
60 p.

e~> C ci~4/j?r_4/Pa_4 mL jwr m
L, 21318
ACCESS 8/2850/64A, 11/000/0042/0 047
JO.N NR: AT600100i 'U
-B __Derj~T
At
rM O'R ZhUb=OV.
~P, Rafikov,-I;.,R,
TITLE: Sludies of the field of polymmer syntheBtfii, Part 16.Aaludy of the polycondensa-
tion reaction of m-xylylenedlamlve vdth Phthalic haid 1~
SOURCE; AN KftzSM. Dwtitat WiWicheskikh m1uk. Trudy, v. 11.1. 1964. Sintez .1
issledovanlye vysokomolekul 8OYedi!1eUiy';; eats and res.earch of high-wniolecular
compounds), 42-47
TOPIC TAGS: polycondenBation, pht]hallc acid *lylenediaMine polvarni'de synthesis,
cyclization
-m xylylenediaxone, with o-phthatlc acid at 212-200C in
-ADMACT:: Polycondensationof
an. Inert atraosphere did not 31eld padyamides of bilgh molecular wDilght but linear and cyclic
011gomers; the amount of Oydilc polymer Increasod and that of linear polymer decreased
Nvith an ine-Mase In temperatue, and Vhe amount!pf - ammonia. libarated was GimUltarjeWaSly
increased whereas that of recovered m-xylylene-Oiamine was decreased. The'pol3mers,
Which were light-yellow to dark brown in color, ikere fractionated by extraction -.viih ethyl
ether, ethyl alcohol, benzene, and acetone, and Olio benzene-soliOle fraction was identified
'C 1/2,
ard

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75
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j ub 13.
IAUTHOR-, Rafikoy~ S~ '~D2,Mv r,~nchenko, Z31 aTlov, A
-y of para
TITIX: 8,tudy of the thermal stabibt
y
,SOURCE: AN KazSSR... lzver-tiya. Seriya khinl'cheskikh nauk, n:). 1, 1965, U-37
amine, de-amination,
-qe, ani e to ycondihsation,
TOPIC Th(Z . ~tylylenediami n P po'N
polymer,, reactive hydroca~.5on xVlen,
4as t-- dAerpine tile tab .
1ABGTRAC1:: 0 j lit of m
ji The purpose ofithe ~study -y and p
J-xylylenadi,~mine eiit 2594100C (LO. J at temp~.~4,attlres clnciei to t h vs e used :In the syn-~
esis of polyami eles) pand:t 6 itiv6stl.~kate the,~~inetlcs and meclanism of degradation
ith
F,
of these diamines.i The:7deiami-wcH on Vite wag ineauumd by fitrat-i-ng the am-nonia
devolved Y
by the xyj lenediEunineri., U4 rate c0listwits of deamination of the meta iso-~
I iner wem found to be consider&Ily . lo1qer than ithose of the Dara iE;o-Irer. Potentio-
'ecomposition -,.,4~sidue with (1.1 N -Derchlovic acid in
r.1c cf the solid
.1 glacial acetic acid showed. thai the :Uaermal d 1gradation of the. -trieta isomer forrr-e'd
tbat t-A~ -the para i.~-iomrur' Forr!.P-d large quanti-
ilarge amounts Of Secondary amir'es, aid
-lies of t.ertiavy amines (low mqjlecul~"- polyalid.-nes), Electron ;~Din ivsonance Spec-
tra showod that no -t
free radica];s verb preqen't Un the h~ozen: reaction prodiacts. I
~~ard 1/2

AC Z MR: AI?6032913 CON --uit/0360/66/000/(,,-.IJ3/0101/0102
AUTHOR: Rafikov, S. R.; Derevyanchenko,, V. P.; Zhubanov, B. A. q
ORG: none
TITLE: Synthesis of polyimides from the adduct of maleric anhydride with beryene
acid and various diamines
SOURCE: AN KazSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya khimicheskaya, no. 3, 1966, 101-102
TOPIC TAGS: polyimido acid, polyimide, heat resistant polymer
I . I ~1~4 61
A13STRACT: a authors have synthesized aromatic and aliphatic-aromatic polyimides
having the groups 0
C -ICH
C1
C1114
1. H I C >
0
2
where
'CH2
r-A 1/2 UDC: 541.6:542.91

ACC NR: AP6032913
in the backbone. The polymers were prepared from 3:.6-endoethylene-9-bicyclo-(2,4)-
octane -1,2,4,5 tetracarboxylic anhyaride and variouti diamines in N,N-dimethylformamide
The polyimides were pre ared in two ste:?s: 1) formation of a dimethy1formaiiiiiu-
.;-.soluble poly(amido acidy; and 2) conversionof. the acid to a polyimide by gradual
i heating to 300C. The synthesized polymer:6*4r.eligh".-yellow substance-s insoluble in
the common organic solvents. They fuse at 450-500C, and decompose at higher temper-
atures. The poly(amido acids) form rigid transparent films from solutions.
SUB CODE: 11, 07/ SUBM DATE: 06May66/ OTH REF: 002/
P)

66218
SOV/146--59--l-21/21
-9(8) q,.2S-00
AUTHORt Derevyanchenko, V.T.
TITLEs A Central Station for Measuring Deformation by the Wire Strain
Method -Transistorized-
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vyashikh uchebnykh zavedeni.y, Priboroxtroy-oniye, 1959,
Nr 1, pp 139-142 (USSIO
ABSTRACTt At the Laboratoriya "Dinamicheakaya prochnost' detaley mashin"
(Laboratory "Dynamic Strength of Machines") of the Khar1kov Poly-
technic Institute imeni V.I. Lenin, a transistorized device was
developed for measuring static magnitudes, for example, the pres-
sure of the base of a building on the ground, etc. A steel wire
is used with this device which changes its natural oscillation
frequency with changing stress. The natural oscillation frequency
of such a wire may be determined by the device described in this
article. It consists oft 1) A reference i.-requency generator, com-
posed of a multivibrator circuit wit'h transistors PIA and P2B with
high feedback and voltage stabilization. The frequency range of
Card 1/2 the generator is divided into five rangea 420-665 cps, 658-880 cps
7X

66213
SOV/146-59-1-21/21
A CentraV,Station for Measuring Deformation by the Ifire Strain Method -Transist-
orize - A
"850-1155 cps, 1100-1460 cps and 1390-1875 cps. 2) An tanplifior,
composed of transistarn PIG, PlZh, P2B. 3) An indicator, headphon-
es may be used. 4) Batteries of type EBS-L-0.5; 4.5 volts are re-
quired. The device is installed in a housing of 22-xl85xlOO mm,
has a weight of 2.18 kg and is shown ka photograph, fig.l. The
circuit diagram is shown in fig.2. The frequency of strain wire
oscillations are determined by means o:F the calibrating graph,
shown in fig.3. The frequency stability of the generator was test-
ed during one hour and the deviation did not exceed + 0.5%. The
test was performed uning an audio frequency generairr of type ZG-
11 operating on 1000 cps and a cathode-ray oscillograph EO-7.
Card 2/2 There are 1 photograph, 1 circuit diagram, I graph and 3 Soviet
references.
ASSMATION: Eharlk~ politekhnich*skiy institut imeni V.I. Lenina (Rharlkov
Polytechnic Institute imeni V.I. Lenin) L41^,
SUBMITTEDt December 9, 1958

DEREVYANCHENKO) V.T.; KASATKIN, A.A.
-1-- -1. ~ - ~... -I.---.---
Universal electronic tachometer equipped with transistors. Izv.vA.
ucheb.zav.; prib. 3 no.2:17-22 t60. (NIRA 14:4)
1. Khartkovskiy politekhnicheskiy institiat imeni V.I.Lenina.
Rekomendovana kafedroy ding-icheskoy prochnosti detaley mashin.
(Tachometer)

,PI~REVYANCHENKO, V.T.
Electronic indicator for a strain gauge. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.;
prib. 5 no-4:28-30 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Kharlkovskiy politekhnicheakiy institut :Lmeni Lenina.
Rekomendovana kiLfedroy dinamiki i prochnosti mashin.,
(Strain gauges) (Frequency measurements;

DEWYANCHENKO, V.P.; ZHUBANOV, B.A.
Determination of amonia in the preseince of m-xylylenediami-ne.
Zav.lab. 29 no-4:419 163. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Institut khimichaskikh nauk AN Kazakhskoy SSR.
(Utmonia) ()~,lenediamine)

DOEVYA113MO, Yu.G.., Imnd. tokhn. nauk.
Aiitomtizing welding procesues in shipbuilding. Svar. proizv. no.3:
12-17 Mr 158- (MIRA 110)
1. TSontrallnyy nauchno-issledovatel'okiy institut Mininterstva
sudostroltallnoy promyshlonnosti.
(Blectric welding) (Hulls (Naval arohitecture)-lielding)

IMEVYANKIF, B.A., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk.
Determining critical loads of compressed parabolic arches. Trudly
Xhab.IIT no.7:125-120, 134. (MIRA 8:1)
(Arches) (Structures. Theory of)

DERWrUNKIN, B.A., kandidat takhnicheskikh navk.
M"
Calculation of deformo.tionsi in arches subjected to moving loads.
Trudy IthaMIT no.9:94-111 156. (KM 9:12)
(Arches) (Deformations (Nechazics)

FONIZOVSKIY, Vladimir Mironovich; DFJUXY.TKII:A, L.A., red.;
eURIINOVA, V.A., mlad. r-e777.-----'--- --
['Scarlct pearl. of the Antilles] Alain zhemchuzhinn Antil.
Moskva, 111,17sl, '1' 1964. 79 P. (NIRA 17: 0

ISHIMAMUN, M.
Chemical cleani of vork clothes. Avt.transp. 40 no.12:9
D 162, (MDU 15:12-)
(Work clothes-Cleaning)

DMMTYANKIII, M.Ye., inzh.
- -,NX0Mlqprovi4,~worklng conditions at the enterprises of the Chief Admints-
tration of Motorized Pfaight Transportation of the Executive Com-
mittee of the Moscow City Soviet of Workers' Deputies. Gor. khor.
Moak. 32 no.1:32 Ja 158. (MIRA I].-I)
(Koscow--Transportation, Automotive--Safety measures)

DXWYAPKIN, M.Te. -
Results of the competition for the quality of production in organi-
zations of the Main Administration of Motorized Freight Transporta-
tion in the City of Noscow. Gor.khoz.Mosk. 34 no-7:26-27 J1
16o. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Starshiy inzhener proizvodstvenno-tvl-,hnic:heakogo otdela
Glavmosavtotransa.
(Moscow--Transportation, Au,tomotive)

,(FSVjANLIXT4f-.Yu-.-
,, inzh.
_PF
Chemical cleaning of working clothes in automobile shops.
Gor,khozeMosko 36 no,2,,:41 F 162, (miu L6:2)
(3Aundry machinery)

U-MAUK14-Y,
What kind of a shutter to selact for the camera'.; ("Lo be continued).
Sov.foto 21 no.4:27-2:9 A 6:L. (14Mk 14:3)
t ,
Shutters, FhotograFhic)

ZEREVYANKIN. T.I. [Derevliankln,, T.I.]
V.I. lenin on economics of pre-reform manufacturing. Vianyk AN
URSR 29 no.41l9-Z9 Ap 158. WRA il;6)
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SOV/ 137-57-10-18787
TrAnslat ion from: Refer ativnyy zhurnal, Metal lurgiva, 1957, Nr 10, p49 (USSR)
I
AUTHORSi Kuznetsov, S.I., Antipin, L.N., Sryvzilin, I.T., Serebrennikova
ON., Derevyankin, V.A.
TITLE: Properties of Alurninate Solutions (Svoystva alyurninaLnykh
rastvorov)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Ural'skogo politekhn. in-ta, 1957, Nr 58, pp 36-50
ABSTRAGT~ A study is made of the properties of aluminate solutions for
density, viscosity, electrical conductivity (C) and surface ten-
sion. Subjected to the investigation were solutions containing
-30-320 g N2C~totalhiter and 15-320 g A1.03/liter, with a
basicity of 1.48-3.53. The solutions are made by dissolution of
grade Aoo Al in chernically-pure caustic. These properties of
the alurninate solutions are measured at 30, 40, 50, 60, and
GGc'C;. Density is determined by pycnometer, viscosity by the
Ostwald viscosimeter, and electrical conductivitv by the
Kohlrausch bridge. Surface tension it, determined by the method
of maximum pressure of air bubbles (the "Rebinder" instru-
ment). An investigation of aluminate solutions of various n1olar
Card 1/2 Na2ototal A1203 ratios in accordance with strength shov., that

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Properties of Alurninate Solutions
at first specific C rises with NaZO concentration, attaining a rnaximurn at
90- 140 g Na?,Ototal /liter, and then declines. The molar C of alurninate solu-
tions drops smoothly as concentration rises. Molar C decreases with in-
creasing YU203 concentration in the solution. As temperature -rises, the C
maximurn shifts toward higher concentrations. The viscosity of alurninate
solutions containing up to 100 g Na20total /liter at various AIZO3concentra-
tions is virtually the sarne as the viscosity of NaOH solutions of the same
strengths. The high values of the rnolar C of aluminate solutions and the low
values V the energies of activation bear witness to the fact that the predomi-
nant Na solutions in dilute solutions are also accornpanied by a smaller
amount of OH-. Viscosity is determined primarily by the large. and sluggish
aluminate anions. As temperature rises, the density of the alurninate solu-
tions shows a linear decrease. In dillute solutions, the energies of activation,
4Ep. and :., are 400-700 cal/mole, while in strong solutions they differ and
depend upon the Na?O:A]?-03 ratio. Surface tension rises with concentration
and drops as temperature rises.
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AUT111ORS: KuzyIetscv, 'S.I. , Derevyank-in, V.A. , 15/47,
Snabalina, C,K.
TI.TLE Investl aL-icn of the ilec--ystallizat-ion Proceso of Gibb5ite InLo
~
~Issledovan_iye protses~:a pere~ris tall izzatsii Eidrargili-ita
Bemi te
bem-; t)
PERIODICAL.: Nauchnyye doklady vys2hey shkcily.. Meta.]Iurgiya, 1Q.56, Nr 4,
pp S7 - 93 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: At temperatures of over 1200, g-,'bbsite, if observed in an a ueous
or basic ipedil 'im, beccmes unstable and changes into "bemite"Nefs
-,,2)~ Up t,-N now, -.his process has not yet been fully investigated.
Tn the present irtotance the course of recrystallization of gibbsite
into "bpmite" (B.Alemian ruby?) was investigated by means of X-ray
ana-.4,9is and eie-,;~.ronic mJ,croscovy. A description is given of the
experimental method., The recrystallazation in question took place
r1i: ;)J00 in water cir alternatively in aluminate solutions of dif-
ferent concentrations, saturated or unsaturated with respect to
"bem-'-te". Elertron-microsc-)pic in~.restieations offered the possibili-
.y of f~13,:~,vlng the ch2_nges ocr~urrizig in the surface Particles of
Card 9/2 hydroxide during the recrystallization process of gibbsite into

Invest.'.gation of 1,he Recrystal.lizatiQn Prclcess SO 16~-56-4-15/47
V/1
of Gibbsite Into Bemite
"bem-'e" under various corditions. At the same t-Ime, the re-
tests J-n aluminate solutions gave clear evidence
cif ~)ne. vf t'ne cauqi--.~s ot' the Tedu3tim of the size of the crystals.
'With an --icrease of tlie temperature of the aluminate solution up
to 80 - 900 the gibbsite crystals split up into smaller particles
fragments to be scattered in all directions. Thus, aluminate
aLfect the aplitting-up of g-ibbsite crystals and this is
be regarded as the hrst cause of the comminution of hydroxide
durang the recrystallization. process. There are 4 figures and 5
Teferen(;Ps, 4 '-)f which are Soviet.
ASSOCTATION: Ural 'sk-Jy pol-itekhni.cheakiy Jnititut (Ural Polytechnical Institute)
SUBMITTED: March 15, ',958
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18(4) SOV/!63-59-1-10/50
AUTHORS: Derevyankinp V. A., Kuznetsovp S. I., Shabalina, 0. K.
TITLE: Investigation of the Aluminum Hydroxide Forming in the Spon-
taneous Decomposition of Aluminate Solutions (Isaledovaniye
gidrooldsi alyuminiyap obrazuyushche eya pri samoproizvol~nom
razlozhenii alyuminatnykh rastvor7
PERIODICAL: Fauchnyye doklady vysshey shkoly. Metallurgiya, 1959, Nr 1,
PP 42-47 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The method used in this investigation is described first.
The aluminate solution was obtained by dissolving AOO aluminum
in a chemically pure caustic soda, solution. The solutions
thus obtained contained 25 - 264 9/1 Na 20 and were practical-
ly free from sodium carbonate. The molar ratio Na2 0:Al2 0 3
in the solutions was 1.193 and 1.70. ObservatiomB with the
electron microscope in combination with an X-ray structural
analysis provided the information for the determination of
the phase composition, the shape and the nature of the sur-
face of aluminum hydroxide crystals formed during the
Card 1/2 spontaneous decomposition of alutainate solutions.The most

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Investigation of the Aluminum Hydroxide Forming- in the Spontaneous Decom-
position of Aluminate Solutions
interesting conclusions drawn in this paper are as follows:
1) The newly precipitated alumintim hydroxide foxming in the
spontaneous decomposition of aluninate solu-tions of different
concentration, is a hydrargillita. If the aluminum hydroxide
is kept in -the parent solutions for some time., baydrite is
found in the precipitation produotl of this hydroxide. 2) The
crystals of newly precipitated aluminum hydroxide exhibit a
surface still in a state of development. The SU3'faCO is in
direct contact with the parent s,:tlutiop. In the course of
time their habit turns into that of hydrargillite crystals.
In highly concentrated solution they develcp a pronounced
bayerite habit- 3) If the crystals are kept in the parent
solutions it is found that t6ntacles are formed on the sur-
face of the hydroxide parti--;2ei, which take the shape of thin
triangular or rhombic platelets. There are 3 figures, 1 table,
and 3 references, 1 of which is Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Urallskiy ;olitekhnicheskiy institut (Ural Polytechnical Institute)
SUBMITTED: March 29, 1956
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A'UTHORS-. Kuznetsox,, S). I., D-3i,evyanlcill,-,V.-..A..,..Shatialina. 0, K.
TITLE: The ECfect, of Boemlte and Waspore Addltlcjn on the
Rate of Decompositlon of' Aluirilriate Solutions
PERIODICALi Zhurnal prikladnoy Ichimil, 1.960, Vol 33, Nr 2, pp 257-
266 (usn)
A10TRAM Tais is the first article ol' a series devoted to study
of different all-uri-'num hydroxides and oxides on the rate
of decompo3ltlon of aluininate solutions. Decomposition
of the aluminate 3011.1tions with seed crystals of
boemite and diaspore was studied in this article. The
starting aluminate solution:3 were prepared from "pure"
brand aluminum and chemically pure NaOH. The amount
in these solutions was 120-135 g/liter and that
0
of A1
2
3
of Na
o
o
, -1202-5-1114 g/lltev; Na
121-131 g/liter;.
,,,-,.
2
2
,,,"t,
0 is the amount of Na 0 In the solution
Note; Na,
2
I gen 2
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The Effect of Bocirilte and Diaspore Addition on 77626-
the Rate of D-ecomposition of' Aluminate Solutions SOV/80-33-2-1/52
is the amount of Na 2 Oln a J.'orm of alical-I and aluminate.
The molar ratio., a of Na 0 to Al o, is 1.63-
gen.' 2 gen 2 :~
-1-735 and that of Na 2 OICS tto Al2 031 a kst is 1.6o-
1.73. The wi. lint of organic substances in the starting
aluminate sol,itions varied from 0 to 2%. The following
seed crystals were tised: boemite obtained by roasting
hydrargillite at 3000 for 3 hours, henceforth called
thermal boemite; boemite obtained by hydrothermal
recrystallization of hydrargillite at 3000 for 8 hours;
diaspore synthesized by A. Laubengayer -and R. Weisz
method (J. Am. Chem. Soc., 6F-~,247 (19113); and product
of Incomplete hydrothermal recrystallization of boemite
into diaspore, containing 75,%"diaspore and 2;:,% boemite.
The size of the seed c::,ystals varied from -40 to
4-100 /~ . The decomposition temperature ranged from
5)*60 at start down to 300 after 72 hours in all cases.
Tile seedins- activity of the thermal boemite is shown
Card 2/9 in Fig. 1.

The Effect of Boemite and Diaspore Addition on 776,,26 33-2-1/52
the Rate of Deccmposition of Aluminate &Solutions SOV/80-
10
0
-to
20 40
0 60
20 40 FO
9
Fig. 1. Decomposition kinetics of the aluminate
solution with different amounts of thermal boemitei
a - without organic admixtures; b - with organic
admixtures, 0.96% 0 2 based on Na2 0gen. ; A - degree
of the solution decomposition (in %); B - duration of
Card 3/9 the 8ey?m~o3ibi~~ 4houEQ The seeding ratio: I - 0.05;
2
3
T
r
40-
30
?0 f
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10
0

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the Rate of Decomposition of Aluminate Solutions SOV/80-333-2-1/52
Note i Die beedlr~cr
, ratio Is the rlatio of Al203in
seed crystal. to Al203in sol.ution. The seeding
activity of the hydrothermal boemite isshown in
Fig. 2.
A a)
so.
30-
RO -
40 60
F-j -
A b)
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Caption to Fig. 21
Fig. 2. Decomposition kinetics of the aluminate solution
with different amount of hydrothermal boemitez a
without organic admixtures; b - with organic ad-
mixtures, 0.25% 02 based on Na2ogen; A - degree
of solution decomposition (ill %); B - duration of the
decomposition (hours The seeding ratioi 1 - 0.02;
2 - 0.05; 3 - 0.07; ~-- 0.1; 5 - 0.2; 6 - 0.5. The
seeding ratio in Fig. 2b is between 0.02 and 0.5.
The seeding activity activity of the product of . -
incomplete recrystallization of boemite into diaspore
is shown in Fig. 3.
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go- I
J,J/
10
0
- to
z0 40 W 80
40
JO -
10
1 ~ = - ~ ~--f f ! ~ ~ ~0:
-10 00 40 60 60
F, Ij
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