SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT B.A. DMITRIYEV - G.N. DMITRIYEV

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KOCHETKOV, II.K,,;_,.Dl4ITRIYEV, B.A.
New method of reducing lactones and esters of aldonic acids to
sugars. Izv. AN SSSR Ser. 1,him. no.1l.-2095-2096 N 164
(MIlRA 18 t1)
1. Institut khimii prirodn-ykh soyedin6niy AN, SSSR.

SHLYKOV, A.A., general-mayor meditsinskoy sluzhby; NOVIKOI, V.S., polkovnik
m--ditsinsRoy sluzhby- dotsent; DMITRIYEV, B.A., polkovnik meditsinskoy
sluzhkv, dotsent
Role of chief district specialists and leading specialists of garrison
hos-oitals in the direction of SCiEintific and re:3earch work of army physi-
cians. Voen.-med.zhur. no.10-11-14 164. (14IRA 18:5)

DrITITTRIYEV B A., polkovnik medits:L,,,skoy sluzhby, dotoent; ~'OVP.OV, V.S.,
-~-
polko-,mik meditsinskoy sluzhby, dotsent
Clinical cou-se and prevention of peptic ulcer in young,
persons. Voen.-med. zhur. no. 1:38-43 Ja 166
(MIRA 19:1)

D)4IT,RIYNV, B.A.,polkovnik moditsinskoy sluzhby, k-andidat meditsinsk~,.kh
W --
Treating penetrating abdominal wounds. Voen-med. zhur. no.206-38
7 156 (KLEA 10:5)
(ABDOMEN. wounds and Injuries,
ther. of penetrating wds) (Rus)

DMITRIM, B.A.. polkovnik mad. slushby, kand.med.naak
Queation of permanent tight sutures followizig primary surgical
treatment of gunshot and other wounds* Voene-medozhur' no'8:26-28
Ag 156 (Hip; 1~11)
(WOUIMS--TREATMENT) (SUTURES)

DKITRUNF, B.A, kand.med.nauk (KiYev,ul- 25 Oktyabr7a, d. 38, kv 113)
\ .- - - - ~ - , I ~~- ,-~ ~ " f~ -6, ~' t m e n t;. of postoperative pancreatic fistulae. Vest.khir. 80
no.4:lZ5-126 Ap'58 (MIRA 11:5)
(PANORM, fistula
poatap.. nurg. (Rue))

DMITRIYXV, B.A. (Kiyev); DNITRIYEV, I.B. (Klyerr)
Yedloolegal evaluation of the tactics of the ourgreon in stabbin and
cutting wounds. %.d.-med. ekepert. 2 no.3:51-54 Jl-S 159.
- OGRA 13 -.4)
(MIDIGAL JURIV=3NGI)

DMITRIYEV B A polkovnik mliditainskoy sluzhbyq 06teent; KRINITSKIYO A.F.;
:Lkovnik meditainskoy aluzhby; SAGAYPAKP I.I.., kapitan. medit-
sWkoy sluzhby
Simple method for determining the amount of blood lost by -patients
during siAgical 0 ktions. Voer;j,-,med. zhur. no.3:62-64 Mr 160.
P (MIR& 14:1)
~s - -1
VRGF.RY, %ZUTM) (HEMOGLOBIN)
(BLOOD VOIDIE)

DMITRIYEV, B.A., polkovnik meditsinskoy sluzhby, dotse~lt
Experience in the treatment of fractures of tubu:lar bones. Voen.-
med.zhur. no.3:66-70 Mr 160. (141RA 14.7)
(FRACTURW)

DKITRIM B.A.. Polkovnik med.sluzhby, doto,,-~nxt
- -
Mood plasma substitutes and their use in miiit-axT field surgery.
.qbor,naueb.trud,Kiev.okruzh.voen.gosp. no./+:12-16 362.
(BLOOD PLAWA SUBSTITUTES) (SURWff~ MILITARY) (MIRA 1635)

24ITRIML-b,,A,v polkovnik med,sluzhbyp dotsentl XROLEVETS, T.S.
Inmediate results of surgioal treabnent of meniscal injuries of
the Icnee joint. Sbor.nauch.trud.Kiev.okruah.voon.gosp. no./+174-
80 162. (KMA 16%5)
(IMM~URGERY)

KOCHETKOV. N.K.; DKTRIYEV.,
-.. - - ~.A.
Honosaccharidea, Report Nc.10: New syntheal's of D-tren.-L-
galactooctose. Izv. AN SSSRI. Ser. khiia. no.8gI4015-1412 165.
4 (141-.RA 18 ~~ 9)
1. Ins.-..tut khind-l prirod-nvkh soyr-d-.l'nen--'y AN SSSR.

7-
USSR/Fluid Mechanics. Heat transfer
Abs Jourt Ref Zhur-Mekhanika, No 6, 1957, 6830
Author Dinitriyev, B. A.
Inst
Title Heat emission through free convection in fluid cooling
of gas turbine blades.
Orig Pub: Izv. AN SSSR, Otd. tekhn. n., 1956, No 5, 103-107
Abstract: The process of natural convection of an incompressible
fluid in a stationary closed duct with constant wall
temperature is studied. The basis of the solution of
the problem is the physical system of flow in a duct,
proposed by Laytkhill (RZhMekh, 1956, 3692). Comple-
menting LaytkhIll's expressions for the temperature and
velocity of fluid in the duct with terms dependent on
the square of the transverse (radial) coordinate, the
author uses an approximate method to solve Layttchill's
equations of flow, energy, and continuity, reduced to
dimensionless form. The results of the approximate
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USSR/Fluid Mechanics. Heat transfer
Abs Jour; Ref Zhur-Mekhanika, No 6, 1957, 6830
Abstract: determination of the coefficient of heat transfer in the
duct are estimated by a criterial equation of the form:
N = cGmpn(,/b)h
where N is Nusselt's Number, G is Grashoff's Number, P
is Prandtl's Number, 1 is the length of the duct, and b
is the radius. A graph of the results of the experi-
mental study of heat transfer in a closed duct and a
generalized empirical heat transfer formula are presented.
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IKITRITX!Ej__R. &,.- -.
How to facilitate detection of faults in the control circuits
of a diesel locomotive. Zlek.i tepl.tiaga 14 n0-3:38
Mr 160. (KIRA 13:7)
1. Master zagotovitellnogo teekba depo Penza Kuybyebevskoy dorogie
(Diesel locomotives--Ilectric equipment)

DMITRIYEV, B.S.
[Pipe bending work] Trubogibochnye raboty. laningrad, Gos.
naucbno-tekhn. izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry (Laningradekoe
btd-n.iol 1953. 118 p. (WaA 7:3)
(Marine pipe fitting)

DMITRIYEV, B. S.
Dissertation: -- "Investigation of the Deformation of the Wall of a Pipe in the
Process of Cold Bending.Fe Cand Tech Sci, Leningrad Shipbuilding Inst, Leningrad,
1954. (Referativnyy Zhurnal-Mekhanika, Moscow, Jun 54)
SOs Sum 318, 23 Dec. 1954

BAKHRAKH, L.E.; ZHARKOV, Yu.D.; MAYOFIS, L.Ya.;.DMITRMV, B.S.;
SOKOLOV, I.L.
Preliminary results Of the experimental study of the opera-
ti6n of hollow cathodes at pressures in the order of 16-2 -
10-3 mm. of mercury. Radiotekh. i elektron. 8 no.11:1956-
1957 N 163. (MIRA 17:1)

SYTOV, B.K.; DMITRIYEV, B.S.;, LUKIYANOV, N.P.
Plastics in shipbuilding. Inform. biul. VENKH no.12:14-16 D 164
(MIRA 18:2)

L 32979-66 EvT(
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44
AUTHOR: Bakhrakh, L. E.; Dmit;rjyMk,.B. S~,. Zharkav, Yu. D.
TITTIS: Electronic probe for measuring the phase velocity and coupling impedance of
slow wave-systems
SOURCE: Ref. zh.-Fizika, Abs. llZb296
REV SCURCE: Sb. Vopr. elektron. sverkhvysok. chastot. Vyp. 1. Saratov, Saratovsk.
un-t, 1964, 132-1.3!)
TOPIC TAGS: traveling -wave interaction, phase velocity, electric impedance, electron
beam interaction
AI~STBAOT: The article describes an improved construction of an electronic probe for
the measurement of the phase velocity and coupling impedance of slow-wave systems.'~.
T' a collector, and a long
.L;.e pr&je consists of an electron gun, a hydrogen generator,
CLaSS lube. The hydrogen gene:rator is a small nickel cylinder filled with titanium
]~.~dridta, in which a, heater is placed. By varying the heater power, it is possible to~
establish a hydrogen pressure _10-2 _ 10-4 mra Hg in the glass tube. The hydrogen I
ions then overcompensate the space charge of the beam, settle on the walls of the
t-Lfbe, and ne-utralize the electrons that fall on it. This prevents accumulation of
electrostatic charge on the sin-face of the glass and blocking of the probe channel.
in ear-,'ier probes, this was accomplished by means of a helix, which raised diffical-
t-;'.es when slow-wave systems with large deceleration coefficient were investigated.

J, 32979-66
A-"- NR: lip
to the experimental recults, a probe of this construction yields an error
1-3,-6er L-han 4% in the measurement of the phase velocity and -20% in the coupling
'ance. A. T-bahall. (T
of abstract)
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ACC NR: AT60222,.58 SOURCE CODE: UR/0000166/000/000/0073/0076
AUTHOR: Dmitriyev, B. S.; Zharkov, Yu. D.
ORG: none
TITLE: Passage of electron beams through extended dielectric channels
SOURCE: Vsesoyu.znaya nauchnaya sessiya, posvyashchennaya Dnyu -radio. 22d,
1966. ;Sektsiya elektroniki. Doklady. Moscow, 1966, 73-76
TOPIC TAGS: electron beam, electron probe, delay -s_yztem.
ABSTRACT: A 3-mm thick electron beam shaped by a Pierce-type gun was
injected into a glass tube 8-mm. diameter 300-mm long; hydrogen atmosphere was:,
.employed for gas focusing. About 70 -9 0% current par, sed through the -tube;
accelerating voltage, 1700 v; gas pressures, 0.01-0. 1 torr. The passage of
.electrons improved. with higher accelerating voltage and worsened with heavier
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'ACC NR: AT602??58
-beam currents. Only 40-501o of 5-ma beam current passed through a 2.5-mm,
200-mm long quartz. tube, and only 30% when the beam current 9 ma was selected.'
.It was felt that such a tube might serve as an electronic probe different from others
'well-Mlovim designs (H. R. Johnson et al., PLEE, 1958, B105, Suppl. 12, 893-896.~
..M. Chodorow et al., "Mikrowellenrohren, " MUnchen, 1960). Tests had shown I
that an efficient SHF interaction is possible between an electron beam inside a
-dielectric coating and a traveling wave in a non-vacuum delay system, with no
Iongitudinal magnetic field applied. The electronic probe was placed inside a
:ribbon-helix delay structure, and intense oscillations 18-40 cm) were
;observed at 100-1000-v voltages. The electronic probe is recommended for
.Studying dispersion characteristics of delay structures. Orig. art. has: Z figures
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JOHITRITEV. B.Vti OSIKAKOV, I.G,
(Growing corn for silage in Murmansk Province] Yozdelvvanie
kukuruzy ne silos v Murmanskoi oblesti. Kirovsk, Almd.nauk
SSSR. Kollskii filial, 1955. 42 p.
(Kurmansk Province-Corn (Keize)) (MM 14:2)

SOKOLOV, N.I.; ANDRIANOVA, K.I., red,; BELOV, A.I., red.; PMITRIUT B V
red.; LOZA, G.M., red.; UDOV=O, Ye.Ya., red.; TSYPKIN, G.I., red.
[Problems in the economy and organization of production on state
farms In Kazakhstan] Voprosy skonomild 1 organ12at8ii sel'sko-
khozialstvannogo proizvodstva v sovkhozakh Kazakhatana. Alma-Ata,
1958. 200 p. (MIRA 12:2)
1. Kazakh S.S.R. Upravleniye sellskokhozya7stvennoy nauki i props-
gandy. 2. Nachallnik planovo-ekonamicheakogo upravleniya Mini-
sterstva sel'skogo khozyaystva Kazekhskoy SSR (for Sokolov).
3. Direktor Kazakhekogo nauchno-iseledovatellskogo institute
ekonomiki sellskogo khozvaystva (for Belov).
(Kazakhstan--State farms)

EMARADZE, Grigan Zosimovich; DZHAPARIDZZ, V.V., red.; DHITRITEV, B.Z.,
red.; DLIN, A.M., red.: SHMOV, Tu.A., tekhn.recl.----'
[Econonist's reference manual; industrial and agricultural]
Spravochnik ekonomista; promyshlennost' i sel'skoe khoziaistvo.
Moskva, Izd-vo GMMI. 1960. 391 p. (MIRA 13:3)
(Index numbers (Economics))

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Agricultural cbemlstr7 on wings, Wn. tekh. 2 no.7:2'1-30 JI '58-
(WILk 11:10)
(Atironautics in agriculture) (Agricultural cbemi.stry)

241TELIM. D..--
First lumar globe. lUn.tekh. 4 no.2:48 f 360.
(MIU 13: 6)
(Globes) (Moon-Photographs,, maps, ate.)
I
11

. ImmmyT~Dj;-
AstronsLuta recount. AV. i koem. 45 no.9:94-95 162,
(MM 15:10)
(Nikolaev, Andriian Grigorlevich, 1929-)
(Popovich, Pavel Romanovich, 1930-)

ACC NRi AN7002250 SOURCE CODE: UR/9006/67/000/011/0004/0004
AUTHOR: Dmitriyev, D. (Special correspondent of TASS)
ORG: none
TITLE: Visit to a uranium mine
SOURCE: Kommunist tadzhikistana, no. 11, 13 Jan 67, p. 4,-cols. 1-7, and no. 12,
14 Jan 67, p. 4, cols. 3-7
TOPIC TAGS; mining engineering, uranium
ABSTRACT:
The author, accompanied by a. French delegation, recently visited one of the
uranium mines in Tyan'-Shan' . He describes the work and safety measures at
the mine. He quotes the head of, .the mining administration, G. Kh. Sidakov,
who said that there Is a large supply of uranium ore and that its extraction
will be increased in the next 5-:rpar plan.
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I-JBGZ. A.S.;R~TTRIYIIV, B.A.;LIIHACHZV, V.7.
Misthod of do term Ining' the thicimess of an anode film. Pron. energ.
12 no.4:19-20 Ap 1.37- (XLRA 10:5)
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DMITRIYEV, D.P., inzbener.
Resultn of the scientific and -technical conference on the
control of industrial noises. Sudostroanie 22 no.11:51
N 56. OALRA 10:2)
(Noise)

Dl.iITRIY-VV,..,D..-.V.
Using vibration tables in naking gypsum-slag lathe subfLoor
inga. Suggested by D.V.Dmitrievi Rate.i izobr.predl.v
stroi. no.8:32--34 158. (MIRA 1:1:3)
1. Po materialam Ministerntva transportnogo stroitellstira.
(Vibrators) (Floors)

DMIT,qTy7vy F'! 9
Pbsvdoleucite porphyries of the western Pamirs, Zap. Tadzh. otd,
Vses. min. ob-va no.2:68-74 164. (MIFU 18:9)

D~aTRIYEV, E.A.
Geology and petrography of alkali rocks in the Ear7kol Pange
of the eastern Pamirs. Trudy Inst. geol. AN Tadzh. SSR 8:
35-59 164. (MIRA 17::11)

31MITRIYff B.H.; BUTYAGIN,
Study- of sorption and drsorption of water vapor on the materials
which are used for pencil leads. Trudy NIIKV no.4:37-45 '56.
(MIR& l1-.4)
(Sorption) (Pencils) (Desorption)

Dl?; I f-, /-;~7,
WTTAGIN, P.Tu.; DMITRIYEV, E 9
Sphere;sevOlowlt-hod for crushing barite in the vibration mills..
Trud.r NIMM no.4-.46-50 156. (MIRA 11: 4)
(Parite) (Crushing machinery')

SOV/96-58-5-15/27
AUTHOR: Dmitr2gev E.M. Engineer and Butyagin, P.Yu, Candidate
uf --L%em a. cftziii6c es.
TITLB: A Method of Step-wise Drying of Thin Cylindrical Products
~Metod stupenchatoy sushki tonkikh tsil:Lndricheskikb
i--deliY)
PERIODICAL: Teploenergetika, 1958, Br 5, PP 65 - 68 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In dxying colloidal porous substances, gradients of
water content are set up which cancouse bending and cracking
of the product so that it is necessaxy to Tetard the drying
process. Various methods of accelerated drying have been
proposed such as infra-red and high-frequency methods. This
article describes a method of step-wise drying by hot air with
particular application to the dryinE of pencil leads. In this
method, :Nhe water content gradients are reduced by separating
the stages of moisture conductivity and moisture exchange; the
conditionskof the drying agent may remain practically constant
throughout the process. The method consists in continuous
altemation of short-time dryinF, and more prolonged resting.
During the short time-drying, small gradients of water content
are set up in outer layers of the material but are equalised
during the resting periods. Thus, large gradients of water
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SOV/96-58-5-15/27
A Method of Step-wise Drying of Thin Cylindrical Produ(tts
content are not set up.
An expression is derived for theiate of drying and the
effects of step-wiae drying on the rate are considered. The
rate of drying that can be applied discontinuously is, of
course, higher than that which can be applied continuously~
Thin cylindrical products can be dried in a hollow drum with
holes in the side through which hot air is blown. The kinetic
relationships of step-wise drying were studied on rods with an
initial water content of 12~6 made of a mixture of graphite and
clay with 40/16 of binder. The tests were made on -the laboratory
equipment illustrated in irigFe 1, which maintains the air
temperature constant to + 1 C, the mlative humidity to + 2%
and the air velocity to 7 0 .3 m/sec. The drum was weigh7ed from
time to time during the arying prdeess. Curves of drying rate
are given i& Pigure 2. The tests were made at an air tempera-
ture of 80 C, a relative humidity of 2CV6, an air speed of
3.7 m/sec; the drum rotated at 0.55 rPm.
The relationship between the drying coefficient and the
proportion of the total time during which the product is drying
is plotted in rigure 3. The test results lie close to the
theoretical line. This graph illustrates the limits of
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SOV/96-58-5-15/2?
A Method of 8tep-wise Drying of Thin Cylindrical Products
applicability of the formula that is given. The equation and
the data of Figure 3 can be used to determine the moisture
exchange coefficient and the moisture conductivity coefficient.
Pormulae are derived for these and calculated results are
tabulated. The table also gives calculated values of moisture
coefficients from drying curves for rods of different diameter
and for discontinuous drying. The results indicate that the
basis of the formula for intermittent dryinE; is correct.
before the new method was introduced, the dryiq~ lasted from
four to twelve days. The works has now gone over entirely
to intermittent drying and the drying time is 12 - 48 hours
A theoretical curve of the relationship between the output of
the product and the 'extent of filling of the drum is given in
rigure 4. Test results when drying pencil leads are plotted
on this curve and there is good agreement between theoretical
and practical values.
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SOV/96-58-5-15/27
A Method of Step-wise nrying of Thin Cylindrical Products
The new process saves time and labour and the products are
of good quality.
There are 4 figures, 1 table and 3 Soviet references.
iLSSOCIATION: NII khimicheskoy promyshlennosti Gosplana RSFSR
(Scientific Research Institute of the Chemical
Industry RSFSR Gosplan)
1. Porous materials--Dehydration 2. Cylindrical surfaces--De-
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DMITRIYEV, E. M.
Cand Tech Sci - (diss) "Method of gradual drying of fine cylindrical
articles, and improvement of drying process for pencil rods." Mos-
cow, 1961. 21 pp with diagrams; (Ministry of Higher and Secondary
Specialist Education RSFSR, Moscow Inst of Chemical Machinery Con-
struction); 150 copies; free; (KL, 6-61 sup, 217)

DMITRIE'VI, E.V.
Iron ores of Schist horizons in the Krivoy Rog Basin and their
genesis. Geol. rud. mestorozh. 7 no.3%821-96 lAy-Je 165. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Dnepropetrovskaya ekspeditsiyu Ukrainskogo nauchiio-issledovatell-
skogo geologorazvedochnogo instituta. I

AKIMENKO, N.M. [Akymenko, M.M.]; DMITRIYEV, E.V. [Dmytriiev, E.V.]
C&rbonate-magnetite ores of the fourth ferrigunous horizon in
the Saksagan' syncline. Geol.zhur. 22 no-4:72-78 162.
(MIRA 15:9)
1. Dnepropetrovskaya ekspeditsiya, Ukrainskiy nauchno-ipaledova-
tellskiy gornorudnyy institut, Glavnoye upravleniye geologii I
okhrany nedr pri Sovete Ministrov UkrSSR.
(Saksagan' Valley--Carbonates) (Saksagan' Valley-FAgnetite)

AMENKO, DYJTRIY-sV, E.V.
Petrography of the arkose series in the Krivoy Rog Basin. Sbor.
nauch. trud. KGRI no~ 21-,21-2-1, 163. 0-miti 174-7)

DMITRIYEV, E.V., inzh.
Construction of 500 kv. power transmission lines in mountainous areas.
Ej-.ierg. stroi. no.34:76-80 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Trast "Krasnoyarskelekti~osetistroyn..

-DMITRIYEV., E.V.; GRITSAY, Yu.L.
Problematic fossils from the Pre-Cambrian in the Yakovlevskoye
I.ron ore deposit of the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly. Dokl. AN SSSR
F 164.
154 no.4:833-835 (MnU 1?:3)
L Predstavlano akademikout N.M. Strakhovym.

D"ITRIYFV, F. D.
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29616
Raschyet Ploskoy Lomanoy Nyeraeryeenoy Balki Na Nagrueku, Prerpyendikulyarnuyu K
Ploskosti, Inzh. Sboniik (Akad. Navk SSSR, In-T Myekhaniki) T.V. Vyp 2, 1949
S-103-10
SO: Letopis' Na.40

DMITRIYEV, F.D., doktor tekhnioheskikh nauk; STREISTSKIY. N.S., radaktor-,
FOZDMV, A.I., inzhener, nanchnyy redaktor.
[Gollapse of engineering structures; historical and technical
studiesi Krushenila inshenernykh soorushanii; istoriko-tekhni-
cheskie ooherki. Pod red. N.S.Strolet6kogo. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo
lit-ry po stroitalletvu i arkhitakturs, 1953. 187 P. NLRA 7-4)
1. Chlon-korre.spondent Akademii nauk SSSR (for Streletskiy).
(Building, Iron and steel) (Hydraulic engineering)

DMITRIYEV, F. S.
Cand Tech Sci - (diss) "Study and methods of calculating for
elements of electromagnetic measuring instruments with circular
and sector resistance coils." Leningrad, 1961. 21 pp;(Com-
mittee of Standards, Measures, imd Measuring Instruments under
the Council of Ministers USSR, A.11-Union Scientific Research
Inst of Metrology imeni D.I. Mendeleyev); 200 copies; price not
given; bibliography on pp 20-21 (13 entries); (KL, 6-61 sup, 216)

FEERVITSKIY, Yu.D.; GEVONDYAN, T.A., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.,,
retsenzent;_,P~IT~~~..%, kand. telchn. nauk, dots.,
red.1 LISITSYN, V.D., kamd. teikhn. nauk, dots.
(Deslign and construction of precision mechanisms] Raschet
i konstruirovaniD tochnykh me~-banizmov. Moskva, Mashino-
stroanie., 1965., 547 P. (MIRA 18:7)

DKITUYEEV, G.
"Use of a Sail type lock on a dam causevay with a high spillway and at aluice gate."
Dissertation for cardidate of Technical Sciences
Moscow Water Resources Development Inst. im. Villyams (MGIn)
Subject: Hydroenaineering Building and Construction
Gidrotekhnichesko a. stroitellsimo, 12, 1)-46.

DMITRIYRV, G.
-~-
Club af the machine-.tractor station. Sov,profsoiuv 3 no,lI.'
56 N 155. (KLRA 9:1)
1.1netruktor Kurganckogo oblostnogo scyvetp. profsoyuzov.
21
(Kurgans): Province--Cotwinity centers)

22DOROV. V.,- D,41M-IYZV. G.
I-
Our planning met'hoda.
,. I
Izobi-,i rate. no.6:29 Je '59-
(MIRA 12: 9)
1. Predoodatell naveta Tsnaoyu.znogo obehebentva Inobratateley
i ratsionalizatorov Hoskovakogo alaktralampovogo zavoft (for
Fedo:rov). 2. Nachallnik B3ruro sadaystviya, rats lonalizataii i
izabretatel'st-ru Welcovskago eilektrolanovogo zavnda (for Fedorov).
(Moscow-Blectric lamps)

DMITRIYXV, G.. (g.Odessa)
,,.qwMikuv
SubfIvoring made of limeatone shallrock. Stroi.mat., 12dal. i konstr.
no,3:23 Mr 156. (MLRA 9:7)
l.Starshi.v inzhaner otdoleniya "Taploelaktreprorekt".
(7loors)

AUTHOR:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
ABSTRACT:
ASSOCIATION:
AVAPAW:
C
Dmi-briyev, G., Party Secretary
27-6-19/29
Con130lidating Party Leadership of the Komsomol (Ul:replyat'
partiynoye rukovodstvo komsomolom)
Professionallno - Tekhnicheskoye Obrazovaniye, 19517, Nr. 6(145)
Pp :27-28 (USSR)
The author enumerates the work done by the Komsomol and the
other youth of the Kokchetav Agricultural Mechaniration School
Nr. 42 in cultivating the virgin soils of the Kokchetav diatrict
They moved 60,000 hectares of grain, threshed more than 700
thousand hundredweights of corn, plowed 11040 heetare8 and
reclaimed 1,349 hectares of virgin Boil. They constructed
models of the following agricultural machines in use: wind-
driven generator 'ITB-5", root washing device "YO-2.5", roo-,'-
cutter "PKP-2.0", fodder steaming plant"3K-0.5", machine set for
land cultivation by T.S. Malltsev's system etc. The author also
doale at length with the Komsomol organization of the school
and how its substantialdeficienoies have been overcome with
the assistance of the party organization.
Kokchetav School for Mechanization of Agriculture Nr- 42.
jllokc~jtavskoye uchilishcho mekhanizateii sellskogo khozyaistva
r. 4 -
Library of Congress

MaTRIM, GA.
A aociety without taxeoo Vj3emoprof*dvizh* no.6;39-41 Je 162o
(MIU 15:7)
(Taxation)

'y be-lansl.rnoY 'PilY; SAIJUNKO, Yv.; KAHZI'' C
Dt4j7jfljA
k. 1 v, O'j 6nioa IL
hr.
lesa Lavellolcogo 3.c:;orrc,,.lyshlenr, ~'D
c, astnoy
(LI
Sotrk., (Y
Sevora" (for Keni-11). ',-.o: :c~.~pondcnt-
tu~ t
ruda :1

Ural Mountain Hegicn - DirrbvrinL,
Lumberman of the Urals will mcut their enLagement. D,~s. prom. 12, No. 7, 15)-l"
2
9. Monthl List of' Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, SeQtember -195:-/, Uncl.

DMITRIYEV, qeorgIy.,ArAxeypykqhk VIYUSHKOV. Borie Pavlovich; CBRUCHBV, D.V.,
0 tva t a tva a4j, iw a4; X001, K.B., reclBktor izdatelletva;
2EPILYAKOVA, T.A., takhnichetikiy redaktor
[Instructioas for searching for remains of vertebrates in coal mines;
a manual for mine geologiatfl] Nastavlenia dlia poiskov ostatkov
pozvonochaykh v ugollnykh shakhtakh-, rukovodetvo dlia Bimikhtnykb
geologov. Moskva, Isd-vo Alcademii nauk SSSR. 1956. 15 p- (Nastavla-
nlia po abora i izucheniiu iskopaemykh organicheskikh ostatkov. 7)
(Vertebrates, Fossil) (KIBA 10:3)

. DKITRIYIV G.#-
,
Prehistoric lake near Inta. Priroda 45 no.3.1:105-107 N '56.
(KLHL 9:11)
1. Nombinat Intauugoll.
(Inta District-POLeontology)

MIN =nST-Mcm M-14MMMM 5 51-1y
L Ac (DAL
A A, 1;1. (6), 131-
lbo al ,,o ra to Is
ths cca2. a sYstOm of Parallel cra;ks Lmatsectinz. IV
Mill in question is a IOVI nulk ami, a2nast a br,;,, c,,,.
,-he cracim arv almst pCTpCTdjmjlar TO the The

20-5-36/5~4
;-UTHOR: Vidt VJL Go
TITLE: Clastic Vains and Dikes in the Coal Seams and Coal-Bearing Rocks
of the Inta Goal Deposit (Klasticheskiye Zhily i dayki v ugol-Inylth
plasbakh i vmeshchayushchikh porodakb Intinskogo mostorozbdeniya).
"SSSRY
PERIODICAL. Doklady- Alcadernii Nauk~ 1957 . Vol- 115, Nr 5, PP .98o-983: (USSR)
~-,?,-STRACT. Both in manuals of pit gainlogy and in other tochnica.1 publicstions
sandstone inclusions are considered to be alluvial formations of
rivers and streams which formerly traversed the peatwnoorland. during
the period in which peat was deposited. It is from this that pit
geologists. draw their general conclusions concerning the formation
of coal, deposits. This opinion is, howevar~ erroneous and based solely
upon, speculation,, because it is incompatible with a number of estab-
lishad facta. All se" of the Inta coal deposit, which the author had
.studied for a number of years., are of a complex nature and consist of
several coal packets, whichare separated by intermediate layers of
rock. Figure I showa the complete results obtained concerning the
relaxation conditions of claBtic veins, of the coal seam, and the
enclosing rock. There follow-the basic data; 1) Clastic sandstone
veirLi are most frequent in regions of epigenetic erosion of the
Card 1-A strata. The shape of the contact with coal is rather distinct but very

Clastic Veins and Dikes in the Coal Seams. and 49-5r36/54
Coal-Bearing Rnaks, of the Inta Coal Deposit.
much zagged. This leads to suppose that'the sandstone., at a time
when it was still floating sand, had penetrated into a crack which
had been formed in a not yet petrified layer of peat and coal.
2) Penetration often took place in waves, so that deformation might
be described as being vertical. 3) The body of the qandstone vein
is: not in all cases throiigh-eoing. A cortain regularity with respect
tc. the orientation and binding of the intruding body to a certain
I~Yie zone (probably- the weakened zone of fracture.) is observed.
4) The vein does not in all cases cut through the entire seam-down
tostbe bottom, It often reaches only as far as the loam rocks of the
bottom and ends there) which may be explained by the plasticity of
the loams. 5) It is- not al*ays the case that the covering sandstone
forn, the source of the elastic materials~ It sometimes happens that
the veins are directly connected with the sandstones of the bottom.
6) The sandstone veins were observed not only in coal seams but also
in the roof rocks containing them. It Is here that they are of the
greatest geometrical regularity. 7) In the rock-9 of the soil occa-
Sionally also elastic dikes occurs
especially If there is a layer of
Card M4 marl. between the layers of sandstone. In these cases the dikes connect

Clastic Veins and Dikes in the CoaL Seams and Coal.-Bearing Rocks 20-5-36/54
of the Inta Coal Deposit.
the sandstones which are separated bya marl layer. It was observed
how sandstone filled the interior cavities of the stems of horse-
willow.. These formations are genetically not connected with the cream.
tion of elastic veins* They are characterized by the presence of a
coal-like substance at the place of contact of such bodies which have
penetrated in with the envelloping rock. 9) Mushroom-shaped bodies.
are very rare. lo) The s-ize of the veins differs considerably4l Thick-
ness - 1 mm to 2o or 4o cm and more$ lenght from some cm. to several
bundreds of meters. Sometimes they form a polygonal network. 11) Ne-
ver were even the slightest signs of a stratified structure observed.
TIUs is a convincing proof that inclusions are not of alluvial origin.
12) Only in some cases were aleurolith inclusions found instead of
sand. 13) The above data permit us to suppose that the sandstone
which has penetrated in is syngenetica with respect -to the vein and
the containing rock. It belongs to the epigenetical formations. Several
tires it was possible to observe that the sandgtcne veins had been
broken off by tectonic zones of the inter-layer crack3, Thus penetra-
tion of the sandstone took place during the period between the adjoi-
Card 3/4 rilng process of sedimentation of the mass and the beginning of the

Clastic Veins and Dikes in the Coal Seams and Coal-Bearing Rocks 20-5-36/54
of the Inta Coal Deposit.
folding procass. Clastie veins have been found also in other coal
deposits., They indicate that in some mases the petrification of the
sediment did not occur inmediately after deponltirC, but much later.
Although thA eonerete eansem of the formation of nrackmk- PiAy I)P of
different nature# the exAmtence of not cemented precipitations in the
floating state is necessary for the formAng of veins.
There are 2 figures and 14 Slavic references#
ASSOCIATION; Letingrad Mining Institute imeni G. Ve Plekhanov (Leningradskiy gornyy,
inst,itut imerd G. V. Plekhanova).
MSENTED: By Ve Nalivkin, Academiciang March 18, 1957
SUBMITTED: March 13, 1957.
AUILABLE: Litt ary of Congress*
Card 4/4

DMITRIYEV, G. A., Cand Geol-Min Sci -- (diss) "Conditions of
formation of the Inta coal-boaring series and their signifi-
cance for mining geology." Len, 1958. 15 PP (Min of Higher
Education USSR, Len Mining Inst im G. V. Plekhanov), 15C
copies (IM, 35-58, 106)
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AUTHOR: Dmitriyev, G. A. 20-3-40/59
TITLE: On a Diagnetio Tootonio Phenomenon in the Inta Coal-Bearing
Series (Ob odnom sluohaye diageneticheskoy tektoniki v
Intinskoy uglenoenoy avite).
PERIODICAL: Doklady AN SSSRj 19589 Vol. 118p Nr 3, pp. 555-557 (USSR)
iLBSTRACT: On the occasion of the exploitation of a coal bed an
additional wall-like bending was observed which was some
meters high and had a width of more than 120 m (fig. 1), Due
to this fact work became very complicated. The geologists
were asked as to the nature of this phenomenon in order to
make a prognosis for the deeper seated zones of the parts
of the coal mine not yet developed. From the two opinions
suggested the one was thought right, namely that the wall
being a tectonic phenomenon will advance more or less
straightly into deeper zones. However, also this 6pinion
became more and more dubious since the data speaking against
its tectonic nature increased: The wall was curved in an a-
shape and therefore did not agree with any of the tectonic
directions valid in this case. There was every indidation
Card 1/4 that the wall had existed already before the folding. This

On a Magnetic Tectonic Phenomenon in the Inta Coal- 20-'5-40/59
Bearing Series
problem was solved unexapeotedly in a neighbouring drift.
In a bed at a distance of 40 m a channel-like erosion was
observed following precisely the outlines of the mentioned
wall and which was filled by polymict sandstones. Therefore,
this is the reason for the "tectonic wall". The wall was
formed due to the small degree of oonsolidation of the
mentioned sandstones as compared to the neighbouring sandy-
loamy stones of the intermediate stratum of the coal bed.
The processes of diagenesis complicating the tectonic
structures can be regarded tectonic phenomena only
conditionally namely as far as they change the structure of
the terrestrial crust to some extent. They should be denoted
as phenomena of diagenetic tectonics or of diagenetic
dislocations. Probably they are more widely spread and are
of greater importance than has been assumed until now,
especially as regards the problem of the consolidation of
deposits. Bogs loose Up to 9/10 th of their thickness in the
course of fossilifioation. Since the coal beds are sometimes
Card 2/4 some hundred meters thick this would meana subsidence of the

On it Diagnetio Tectonic Phenomenon in the Inta Coal- 20-3-40/39
Bearing Series
earth a surfaoe by dozens or even hundreds of meters.
Moreover, there exist oaaes of a re-distribution of material
in loam strata which may lead to blisters and contractions.
There exist also complicated dislocationsfolds in gypsum-
and dolomite-masses as well as in other rocks due to
recrystallizationp hydration, dehydration and other non
tectonic reasons. Thus, a great number of phenomena exist
which change and complicate, the structure of the terrestrial
crust. They may lead to processes which can be called teotonio.
Many structures unexplainable from the point of view of'
tectonics may be caused by diagenetio dislocations. Also
recent fluctuations of the section- of the earth's surface
can be explained by this fact. PossIbly these are not caused
I~y movements of the deep foundatioi: ")ut dirgenetio
processes near the surface produce suoh "neo-tectonioll
phenomena.
There are I figure, I table# and 2 referenoesp all of which
are Slavio.
Card 3/4

On a Diagnetic Tectonio Phenomenon in the Inta Coal- 20-3-40/39
Bearing Series
ASSOCIATIOR: Mining Institute imeni G. V. Plekhanov, Leningrad
(Leningradakiy gornyy institut im. G. V. Plekhanova).
PRESERTED; May 9p 1957p by D. V. Nalivkinq ACWA4ldQlM , (:- , ,
SUBMITTED: may 8, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 4/4

OCHIROV, TS.O.; DVOiKIN,-SAMARSKIY, V.A.; DMITRIYEV, G.A.
Role of Russian geologists in the geological
Mongolia. Trudy BKNII no.1:94-99 159.
(&-ryat-Mongolia--Goological surveys)
study of Buryat-
(MIRA 14:8)

-'- DIWRIYM G.A.
Principal condition for stratification in the light of the
symmetry theory, ZapeLGI 37 noo2al88-.193 160. OUM 15:7)
(Geology, Stratigraphic)

S/O__-5/6 P-/OC)O/OOP-/04 V052
AOO1/A1O1
AUTHOR: P,
TITLE: Gravitation and stratification
PM10DICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i Geodeziya, no. 2, 1-952, 23, - 2,,~),
abstract 2G177 ("Tr. Buryatsk. kompleksn. n.-J. in-ta", IC1160, no. 2,
75 - 78)
T_TX1P A-.1 investigators aGree on the concept that Cravitatioral fleld is
the cause of movement of the matter from relatively elevated regions of the
Ca
Earth's crust surface to low regions, where the particles displaced are deposited
as sediments and form in the course of time the stratified series of sedimentary
rocks. In the question of the causes of strati fi cation, there is no ur-Ified view-
point up to nu,i. One group of investigators sees the main reason of strat-iflic-a-
tion in geotectonic fluctuations of the Earth's crust, whereas the 0-.'hers see it
in the changing conditions of sedimentation as a result of ch-anges in p1hysico- V
geographical conditions. The author points out that stratif-icattion, is determined
by a considerably larger number of factors than is assumed by either of the men-
Card 1/2

Gravitation and stratification
S/035/6 210001c, 02/044 / 052N
tioned above types of theoriez. Factors which, in the author's opinion, are
determining are listed'in the article. V/
V. Zharkov
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
Card 2/2

DMITRIYEV, G.A., kand.geol.-mineral*nauk (Mmi,-Ude)
Water volcanoes of the Tugnuy Valley. Priroda 51 no.5:12 My
162. (MMA 15:5)
(Tugmq Valley-Water, Underground)

-----DMI-MLYU2_ G.A.
History of the Upper Cretaceous and Faleogene in Buryatia.
Trudy EKNII no.7227-30 '61. (MIRA 16:4)
(Baryat-Mongolia--Sediments (Geology))

DMITRIYEVY G.A,
Coal rubble as an indicator of tectonic movements. Krat.soob.
BKNII no.3123-25 162. (NIRA 16-5)
(Buryat A.S.S.R.-Goology:, Structural) (Buryat A.S.S.RfCoal geology)

DMITRIYEV, G.*'t., asT)irant
Study of Lhe olectmical. Jntorff,,reneo of lo-,;-voltage po,,-it r i,,.I 1--ork
in Ruznetsk Basin milnes. Sbor. naticb. trud. Kem. gor. Inst. no.~:
1
89-9" 164. j8:3)
1. '~orno-elek'~i-ovekhani-chesk-,-,r falculIttat Kemerovskouct p-cr~lr)rn
instituta.

MITIMEEV :;.A., inzh.
Inve3,L4gating the electric! interferen-Ice caused by asynchror -
electr�c inotors. Izv. vys. uchiab. zav.; gor. zhur. 8 no.1:112-
116 t65. (I',aRA 18:3)
.y institul. Rekomaendovana kafadroy avtomatl-
1. Kemerovskiy gorny
zatsii proizvodstvennykh protsessov.

LTITR1YM.T,_ GppngA~v.Andreyevich;
MHUV IYEV, Vasiliy Petrovich;--a
FILITOV, Mikhail. Ilikolayevich; SAF001111, Mikhail Samsonovich;
GOLIDBERG, Leonid Abramovich; MUM, Mariya Irladimirovna;
NECIIXIEV, Vadim Ivanovich; KOLCHANOV, Vita-1iy Dinitriyevich;
M&501-107, YevConiy Aleksandrovicb; OBWYSKIY, Ivan 'Yoftmovicb;
KORABLEV, A.A.S otv. red.; ABPJ,,MOV, V.I., red. izd-va;
PRO'ZOROVSKAYA, V.L... tekbn. red.
[Automation in the coal rining industry! Avtonatizatviia v
ugollnoi promyshlennosti. [BJ V.P.Muravlov i dr. Moskvap
Gosgortelr-hizdat., 1962. 258 P. (MIRA 15:10)
(Coal mines and mining) (Automation)

DMI.TRIYBV, G.7,
~- , -~ ~,~; _~ ,
Caring foi- a oyclamen Indoors. Priroda 43 no.9:128 8 154.(MIBA 719)
L Glavmn, botanicheskiyead, Akadevii nauk SSSR.
(Cyolamen)

STSPANOV, Ntr Prokoflyevichi zaaluzhennyy uchitell ahkoly RSFSR;
DKITHII-AV,,.G.P., red.; DZHATIYBVA, F.Kh., tekhn.red.;
KOROYEVI, V.I'., takhn.red.
(Homemade visual aids on biology; from the work practice of
No.7 school in Kalugal Samodel'nys nagliadnye posobiia po
biologii; iz opyta raboty shkoly no-7 g.Kalugi. Moskva, Gos.
uchabno--pedagog.izd-vo N-va proav.RSFSHl 1959. 155 p.
(MIRA 13:51
(Bioloay-Audio-visual aids)

D141TRIYEV, Georgly Ivanovich
I""'-." ~-
el-- [Great spring for collective farming; a new stage In the
development of collective farming] Bol'shaia. kolkhoznaia venna:
novyi etap v razvitii kolkhoznogo stroia. Mool-va, Gon. Izd-vo
polit. lit-ry, 1958. 46 p. (14I?JL 12:1)
(Collective farms)

DMITRIYEV, G. I.
Possibility of x-ray epilation with the RU9-3 apparatua. Vast,
rent. i rad. 33 no-5:85 S-0 158 MERA 11:11)
1. Iz rentgenol.ogicheakogo o%deleniya. (nach.. I.G. Dmi-;riyev)
Odasakogo okrushnogo voyennogo gospitalya
(HAIR, eff. of radiations on
lipilation by x.-rav., appar (Rwi))
(RADIOEMAPY. appax. & inetrumento
appar. for epilation by x-ray (Rug))

'jGorIkiy, l6p u1. Leskoiral d.10, kv
DMITRIYE'L., -4)
Treatment of purr,-lent diseases of the extremities by intra-
osseous introduction of novocaine and antibiotics. Vest. Khir.
91 no.10:117-118 0 163. (MIRA 17:7)
1. 1z khirurgicheskogo otdeleniya (zw.*. - K. Ya. Pavellyev)
ob"yedinebiya bollnitsy No.28 (glavnyy vrach - zasluzhennyy
vrach RSPSR A.P. Yevsina) goroda Gorlkogo.

I)MITAITHV. G.K.
Automatic line of rachine-tool units. Biul.takh.-okon.inform.
no.1:20-23 159. v (MIU 12:2)
(Automation)

YAKOBSON, B.M.; P14ITRIYEV, G.K.
Problems of measurement in centralized control and management
systems. Izm.tekh. no. 4121-25 Ap 164. (AURA 17:7)

AMINOVA, R.Kh., bmd. ist. nauk; TETENEVA, L.G., kand. ist. nauk;
ALD40V, I.A.; D141161"G.L.; DZIW4ALOV, O.B., doktor
ekon. nauk, remmOr ;. 7MMIAI(EVA, T., kand. ist. nauk,
red.; ATFENYUK, S.Ya., red.; DANILOV, V.P., glav. red.;
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(Uzbekistan--Agriculture)

ACC NR,
AP5028735 /AO30
SOURCE CODE: UR/0363/65/001/011/2026
AUTHOR: Semin, Ye. G.; Dmitrj
Strekalovsk ~L V. L1. ; Vykovskiy V. S.
ORG: Ural Polytechnic Institute im. S. M. Kirov, Sverdlovsk (Urallskiy pc,litekhni-
cheskiy inatitut)
TITLE: Cat~lyied crystallization of a beryl melt
RC : AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Neorganicheskiye materialy, v. 1, no. 11, 1965,
2026-2030
TOPIC TAGS: beryllium compound,catalyzed crystallization, titanium dioxide, man-
ganese compound, aluminum oxide-, aluminum compoundo silicate, x ray diffraction
analysis, thermal effect, meltifig
ABSTRACT: The. crystallization'of a quenched beryl melt catalyzed with titanium and
manganese dioxides was studied. X-ray diffraction analyses were carried out with the
URS-501H.diffractometer. It was shown that the cy7stallization occurs throughout the
volume, of the substance. The presence of manganese promotes - the formation of phena-
-kite in the course of the melting and.quenching of the melt. Manganese and titanium
dioxides haini different effects an the course of the crysta-Uization, the final min-
eral.composition, and the intermecHate metastable.phases formed during tho thermal
treatment of the quenched beryl melt. In the case of titanium dioxide, tile final
phases formed by the crystallization of the bM1 melt are 0-cristobalite 19~iryso-
UDC: 546.45+553.83+661.862.65+546.7,11;717+546.851+1(i1.6:162.2

L 11005-66
ACC MRt AP5028735
beryl, phenakito, corundum Mullite, and y-A1203 (low-temperature modification). In
2
the imse of =njjanese dioxide, the final phases are O-cristobalite, chrysaberyl,
phenakite, muLVLte, and y-A1203 (IOW-temperature modification). Orig. aft. has: 2
figures.
SUB CODE: U007/ SUBM DhTE: 2SJun65/ ORIG REF: 008/ OTH REAF: 003
evyllium
cwc~ 2/2

to TjSSR/VAgi.UeerIng Dec~~ 48
CQ Welding - ]Cquilpent
E-4
M
-:!'" i . . -
;s"Testing Acetylene Shutoff Devices, " G. N.
CQ DqzItriyev, Cand Tech Sci, VNII Aytogea (All-
Unj-- Res Tnst of Aqt%-~e-noLiq Wej&i--'v')) 2 "n
arc
'i'Avtoge-n D'e'lo" No 12 , pp 10-12.
Conducted uerformance tests on law-pressurp
-%-A-0-0 I-eta"d RA --s-- --AA- ~
-4 ~ ~ ~~WU 4~ j5'P"4CX& CL40%0J. , "LVU~~-
pressure shutoff installed on MG generator,
and high-pressure shatoff installed on M,
Seneratar. Established that none of the
dm-w-Icas vaukld pe=It. revex--e flIc-w- Of aa
62/49T25.
USM neering (Coutd) i)ac 48
/Magi
~i~etyiene-ozygen mixture, thus preventing
:.explosions. Includes crosssection sketchea
~of. all shutoff devices tested.
62/49T95:~

DmRIY_--V;, 0. M.
USSR/Engiiiaering - Ceramic Materials
Welding., Equipment
Apr 50
"New Acetylene Safety Locks," I. I. Strizhevskiy, G. N. Dmitriyetv, All Union ScJ Res
Inst of AutogenoUs Welding., 1~2 pp
"Avtogen Deloll No 4
Describes two types of locks for preventing backf1ush in injecting burners and cutters:
water-close type lock, and more dependable dry safety lock, construction of which is
based on using special porous material. Basic materials for porous ceramics are crushed
chamotte and liquid glass. After nimierous experiments with sanples of porous ceramics
prepared under various conditions and various component ratios, composition and manu-
facturing method were developed for ceramic material which satisfies requirements for
dependable dry locks.
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