SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT EYGENBROT, V.M. - EYKHE, G.N.

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EYGENUROT, VJI.
[Multichannel control of technological process-,s as a
means for decreasing expenditures and increasing the
reliability of automatic control systems] Mnogokanall-
noo regulirovanie tekhnalogicheakikh protsessov kak
sredstvo sokrashcheniia zatrat i povyshonlin nadezh-
nosti sistem avtomaticheskogo regulirovaniia. Moskva,
Vses. zaochnyi in-t piBhchevoi promyshl 1963. 20 p.
itIfIRA 17:5)

FIGET'iROT, VJ%
[Heano of optimalizing control] Sredstva ekstremallnowo
regullrovanita, Moskva,, Vses. zaochnyl ir.-L pishchevot
promystil., 1963. 21 p. (MIRA 17;7)

LUKIYANOV, Nikolay Georgiyevich; BYGENEROT, Viktor Molseyevich;
SOLGANIK, G.Ye,, ved. red.';'VO,ROMVk- V.V.p tekhn. red.
[Pneumatic remote control] Pnevmaticheskaia telemekhanika.
Moskvay Gostoptekhizdat, 1963. 76 p. (MIRA 17:3)

ROZENTSVIT, TSitsiliya Illinichna; 'EYGENBROT, Viktor Moiseyevich;
SHIPETIN L.I.
I , red.; UR , G.Ye., te . A
(Master systemaof-programming and tracking controllers of
industrial processes] Zadaiushohie ustroistva programmnykh
I alediashchiM reguliatorov tekhnologicheskikh protsessov.
Moskva, Gosenergoisdat, 1963. 108 p. (Biblioteka po aTto-
matike, no.71) (MIRA 16:7)
(Electric controllers)

T.IRNOV, Sorgey Mikhaylovich, kand. tekhn. nauk, dots.; GRIVIN,
Vladislav Volldemarovich; YELIN, Allbert Vasillyevich;
KOCFEROV, Anatolly Vasillyevich. Prinimali uchastiye:
TSAREVA, T.I.; EYGENBROT. V.M.; YEROFEYEV, A.V., kand.
tekhn. nauk dots., reisenzent*; SAIGULROV, Ye.V., st. pre-
pod., retsenzent; MIVAYEVA, T.M., red.; PYATNITSKIY,
V.N.) tekhn. red.
[Laboratory work on the course "Principles of automatic
control and the automation of production processes."] La-
boratornyi praktikum po kursu 110snovy avtomatiki i avto-
matizatsii proizvodstvennykh protsessov." (By] S.N.Smirnov
i dr. Moskva) Gizlegpropip 1963. 322p. (MIRA 17:3)

ACCESSION NR: AT4042446 S/0000/64/000/000/0132/0136
AUTHOR: Luklyanov, N. G.; ML3-ler) Yu. Ya.; Eygenbrot., V. M9
TITLE: The development and test results of pneumatic telemetry systems
SOURCE: Vsesoyuznoye soveshchanlye po' pnevmo-gidravilcheskoy avtomatike. 5th,
Leningrad, 1962. Pnevmo- I gidroavtomattka (,Pneumatic and hydraulic contr*ol)*,
materialy* soveshchanlya. Moscow, lzd-vo Nauka, 1964, 132-136
TOPIC TAGS: automation,.control system, feedback, telemetry, pneumati..c c6ntrol
system, pneumatic telemetry system, pneumomechanical transducer
ABSTRACT: The telemetry systems considered inthis paper are intended to transmit
information from distant objects to a central"dispatching point. Detailed des-
criptions are given of a nozzle-damper coding device, a relief-probing coding de-
vice and a pneumomechanical transducer. The purpoge of the tests, which were Car-
ried out.at the Novouflmskly neftepererabaty-.',-vayushchiy zavod (Novoufimsk Petro-
leum Refinery), was to'determine the operational capacity of phe pneumatic measure-
ment systems, the errors in the transmission of themeter readings, and' 'the An-bunt
of time taken by the signal to paqs from the iqstant the call Is made to the ap-
pearance of the reading on the secondary instrumenti From the results of the tests
It Is concluded that the use of pneumatic telemetry systems has practical impor-
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tance. Such systems .are dtsting ulskedby their highly accurate t~ -ansmission of the
meter readings, by being cornplotdly.fir6- and "ploslon-proof~' andby their reli-
ability an.d immunity to noise. Orig. art hasi, 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION; none
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IEYGENIF-OT, VikLor 1.01seyol;ich; TJT-I-I;iK'W, F.Ye:., ret.,mizC-rit;
S111FEITINip L.I.p i;~~d*-'
[Use of elect.ron-beam tubes In iiUltiple-poinL control]
PrImenenie elektronp-luchevykh tnibuk cilia irnogc-
tochechnogo konLrolis, Moskva, Enorg,11a, 1965. 94 P.
(Bibliotaka po avtomatike, no.1-35 j.. (MIRA 18: 5)

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ACCESSION NR: AP5014003
~UR/0119/65/000/005/0017/0018
681-142.353-1
hUTHOR: Eygenbrot, V. M. (Engineer)
rITLE: Automatic function estimator
SOURCE: Priborostoyeniyep no - 5, 1965, 17-18
TOPIC TAGS: function estimatort automatic function estimator.
ABSTRACT: A mechanical device is described which is intended for continuous estima-
tion of the f(t)-f(t- V) functionj it is based on a visible function record
(e.g., in ink) and a follower photo-head shifted with'respeot to the tecording
organ in the direction of (paper strip) motion. The device whoed principal design
features are shown can be used as a first-derivativa generator In automatic-control
systems. Orig, arts haBt 2 figures and 2 formulas.
ASSOCUTION: none
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ACCESSION NR: AT4.043272 !S/2744/64/000/007/0015'/0019
AUTHOR: Ivehanko, Yo. G., Eygenson, A. B. Sevastlyanova,' G. V., Garipova, L. Z.
77TLE: Quality of commercial Romashkii petroleum
SOURCE: Ufa. Bashkiraldy naucbno*-Issfedo'vatel1s1dy Institut po peretabotke nefti. Trudy*,
no. 7, 1964. Sernisty*ye nefti I produkty* ikh pererabotki (Sour crude oil and prbducts of
refining), 15-19
TOPIC TAGS: petroleum, Romashkin petroleum*, sulfur content, octane rating, petrdleum
residue, petroleum refining
ABSTRACT: It was found experimentally that. the sulfur content of Romashkin petroleum
had Incieased from 1. 6% (in 1956) to 1. 8- 2. 0% (1962) due to a change In the proportion of
crude ofis from different sites within the Romashkira area. Since an Increase in sulfur
content markedly affects the quality of petroleum products, the. 1962 petroleum sample
i was further investigated for sulfur content in the various iractions. Results are tabulated
and the distribution of sulfur in narrow fractions is plotted against temperature (see the
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Enclosure). The total content of fractions obtained at 200 axfd 300C remained almost un-
changed, as did the octane characteilatics of the benzene distillates obtained.from the
1962 sample. Fractions above 270C had a higher sulfui- content than in 1956. The sulfur
content of the benzene fractions was low, while that of the distillates of diesel fVel and
residues was increased. 'An increase In the sulfur content of commercial petroleum by
0. 26% causes thoyield of white products to decrease by 1. 5%. Investigation of the sulfur
content in the petroleum residuei3 showed that fractions taken below 350C had ~k lower
'sulfur content than specified by the standards, but higher by 0. 5% than in'the analogous
residue from 'a 1956 sample. When -processed In a cracking plant, thiq residue gave a
low-standard fuel. The sorting of petroleum according to the sulfur content is absolutely
essential for planning the adequate technological conditions to obtain high-grade products.
Orig. art. has: 1 figure and 4 tables.'
ASSOCIATION: Bashkiraldy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut p6 pererabotke nefti, Ufa.
(Bash1dr Scientific Research Institute for Petroleum Refinh%)
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strip. Letter reported positive only if a stesil-grey, brown, or black
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Dissertatinn: "On the the6r7 of Refining Sulfumus Benijues wit'n Solutions of
Alkali Reagents."
24 June 49
Central Sci Res Inst of Aviation Fuels and Oils.
SO Vecheryaya Moskva
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rapittly lot on warming to 51041' for If$ min. If the
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Subject USSR/Eng inee ring AID - P-194
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Authors : Adellson, S. V., Semenyuk, L. F. and Eygenso n, A. S.
Title : Low Distillation of Mazut from High Tar Crude Oil
Periodical : Neft. khoz., v. 32, #2j 46-52j F 1954
Abstract : Three methods of low distillation of mazut are discussed
and the advantage of the use of low vacuum method is
recognized in comparison with the use of a superheated
steam or deluting agent (Kerosene). Two charts, 2
tables and 3 Russian references.
Institution Ufa Scientific Research Institute, (UfNII)
Submitted No date

MIKHAYIM, V.R.; BABALYAN, N.A.; BYGMISON, A.
BRes construction of drill orming. Neft.khos.33 (i.e.341 no.9:15-17
S 156., (xW 9:10)
(Oil well drilling-Nquipment and supplies)

IYCHENKO, Ye.G.; KANTOR, I.I.; KOSAREVA. L.A.; SEVASTIYANOVA. G.V.;
Iff GEDSOIT _A.B.
Grading crude oils of Bashkiria and Tataria. Trudy BaabNII
NP no.1:5-19 '59. NIRA 12:6)
(Petroleum--Analysis)

sov/81-cg-16-58505
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, 1959, Nr 16, p 410 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Isayeva, M.I., Kalnina, R.V., Stankevich, B.Ye., Eygenson,-,A.S.
T The Alkalinization of Gasoline Distillates by Trisodiumphosphate
PERIODICAL: Tr. Bashkirsk. n.-i. in-t po pererabotke nefti, 1959, Nr 1, pp 100-109
ABSTRACT: The results of the work of a pilot installation at the Ufa Oil Refinery
are presented (a diagram is given). The gasoline distillate of thermal
cracking at 44 - 2000C with a H2S content in the amount of 0.017 - o.o26
weight % after alkalinization with trisodiumphosphate W stands a test
with a copper plate. The recommended concentration of an aqueous I solu-
tion is 5 - 5.5 weight %, the sulfur 'content 7.5 g/l. The regeneration
of the solution is carried out by boiling for 1 hour under vacuum at
120 - 130 mm Hg. On introducing alkalinization by I in oil refineries
the consumption of NaOH and the quantity of sulfurous-alkaline industrial
sewage will decrease sharply. The purification of gasoline by I should
be cheaper than the purification by NaOH.
S. Rozenoyer.
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MENSON, A.S.- ADELISON, S.V.; HASkGUTOV, R.14.; ZAITOVA, A.Ta.
Admlssible residunl coke content during catalytic crack-in
Trudy BashNII NP no.1:145-1.55 '59. (MIRA. 12:650
(Cracking process) (Catalysts) (Coke)

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AUTHORS: Eygensons A.S., Ivchenko, Ye.G. and Kantor, I.I.
TITLE: Selection of Processing Methods of Ifigh Sulphur-Content
Petroleums from the Bashkirskaya ASSR (K vyboru skhem
pererabotki vysokosernistykh neftey Bashkirskoy ASSR)
PERIODICAL: Khimiya i tekhnologiya topliv i masel, 1959, Nr 4,
PP 7-12 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The extraction of petroleums with a high sulphur content
is to be increaced dUring 1959 to 1965 and will, in 1965,
be 6 to 7 times greAter than in 1958. It is foreseen
that the content of diesel fuels in the petroleum
(containing up to 1% sulphur) will fall from 19% in
1958 to 8% in 1965. The sulphur content of the fractions
boiling at different temperatures, and of goudron, is
given and also listed in Table 1. Thus, the sulphur
content in gasoline and kerosene-gas-oil fractions
exceeds the permissible limits as specified by GOST.
The vacuum gas-oil can either be subjected to cracking
and subsequent hydro-deaulphurisation of the gasoline and
light gas-oil, or preliminary hydro-de3ulphurisation of
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Selection of Processing Methods of High Sulphur-Content Petroleums
from the Bashkirsk -
obtain low sulphur-content products. Relevant
experiments were carried out by VNII NP and results
published by A.V.Agafonov et al in the article
"Catalytic Cracking of Crudes and Hydro-Purified
Vacuum Gas-Oil obtained from Arlansk Petroleum"
(pp 25-31 of this same issue). Hydro-purification
reduced considerably the sulphur- and nitrogen-content
as well as the viscosity and specific weight of the
gas-oil. Results obtained during catalytic cracking
processes indicate that the yield of light fractions
during the processing of the hydro-purified crudes
increases by 7 to 8%; the amount of coke formation
decreases to a considerable extent. The quality of the
desulphurised crudes is considerably improved. The
heavy gas-oil contains about 0.4% sulphur and can be
used as a component for low sulphur content fuels. Very
satisfactory results were obtained during the coking of
high sulphur-content goudron; these experiments were
Card 2/4 carried out by A.F.Kramyukov and make it possible to

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Selection of Processing Methods of High Sulphur-Content Petroleums
from the Bashkirsk ,
obtain high yields of light fractions. The gasoline and
gas-oil distillates contain 1-13% and 2.7% sulphur
respectively. The hydro-desulphurised gasoline contains
up to 0.015% sulphur, has an octane number of 44 and an
iodine number of less than 1; it can be used alone or
in mixtures with fractions obtained during direct
distillation as raw materials for catalytic reforming
processes. The hydro-purified light gas-oil fraction
(between 200 and 350*0 contains up to 0.2% sulphur, has
an iodine number of 4 to 6 and its cetane number is 42
to 44. The heavy gas-oil can be used as solvent for
goudron and as a fuel component. Comparative costs of
gasolines obtained by these processes and by fractional
distillation are given in Table 2. High-quality
petroleum products can be obtained by processing
petroleums with a high content of sulphur and tars.
Three different methods of processing high sulphur-content
petroleums were investigated: 1) low degree of conversion
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Selection of Processing Methods of High Sulphur-Content Petroleums
from the Bashkirsk "
conversion (57% yield of light fractions) and
3) high degree of conversion (66% of light fractions).
By using the last method fractions boiling at 85,
85 to 1201 120 to 180, 180 to 240, 240 to 350 and
350 to 450*C have been obtained. The gasoline fractions
boiling at 85 to 120% and 120 to 1800C are catalytically
reformed. The 180 to 2400C fraction is subjected to hydro-
purification,and the purified component of kerosine
mixed with the unpurifled 120 to 1809C fraction, for
obtaining industrial kerosine. Comparative data of these
three basic methods are given in Table 3. In each case
the octane number of the gasoline was >72 and the sulphur
content of the diesel fuel 1%. The most satisfactory
results for high quality motor fuels and raw materials
for the petrochemical industry are obtained when using
method Nr 3. There are 2 figures and 3 tables.
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AUTHORS: Agafonov, A.V., Aboyeval B#T., Andreyeva, A*S.g
Eygenson, A.S., Kahtor, Iol. and Ivchenko, Ye.G.
TITLEs Catalytic Cracking of Crude and Hydr-o-Purified Vacuum
Gas-Oil from Arlan Petroleum (Kataliticheakiy kreking
iskhodnogo i gidroochishchennogo vakuumnogo gazoylya
arlanskoy nefti)
PERIODICALt Khimiya i tekhnologiya topliv i masel, 1959, Nr 4,
pp 18-24 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Vaquum gaa-oil from Arlan. petroleum contains 3.2%
sulphur compounds, 0.11% nitrogen compounds and 24%
tarry substances; these quantities are larger than
the corresponding quantities in heavy gas-oil from
Tatar*)m and Bashkirlva petroleums. These components
block the active surface of the catalyst during
cracking, prevent the access of hydro-carbon molecules
and therefore decrease the degree of conversion of the
crude material. Considerable amounts of coke are
deposited on the catalyst which inhIbIts secondary
reactions and leads to decreased yields and inferior
quality end-products. Hydro-purification was carried
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Catalytic Cracking of Crude and Hydro-Purified Vacuum Gas-oil from
Arlan.-. Petroleum 0
N.A.Chepurov and R.N.Yudinson; a stationary aluminium-
cobalt-molybdenum catalyst was used at 380*C, a pressure
of 50 atm and space velocity of the supplied crude
material of 0-7 hour-1. The properties of the starting
material and of the hydro-purified vacuum gas-oll are
tabulated (table 1). The octane number of the end
product was appreciably higher than when using
fractional distillation (58-5 as compared to 41.0)
and contained considerably less sulphur (0-013 as
against 0.17%). The properties of the gas-oil fractions
are listed in table 2. Cracking experiments of both
the crude and hydro-purified vacuum gas-oil were carried
out on a pilot plant with a synthetic bead catalyst at
temperatures within the limits of 430 to 520*C,
atmospheric pressure and a space velocity of 0.65 to 1.5,
calculated on the volume of the catalyst per hour. The
ratio of the catalyst to the crude material was constant
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Catalytic Cracking of Crude and Hydro-Purified Vacuum Gas-oil from
Arlan Petroleum
yields of petrol were obtained at temperatures between
450 and 4750C when the optimum space velocity of the
supplied raw material was within the limits of 1.0 to
0.65 hours-1. The hydro-purified vacuum gas-oil
could more easily be processed; an optimum yield of
light components at the same space velocities was
achieved at 500C. The authors concluded that the
presence of a considerable quantity of light fractions
boiling up to 3500C (37.6 as against 19.4%) influences
the yield of the light components. The optimum yield
at this temperature reached 66 to 67% by weight as
against 58 to 59%. Results of the cracking experiments
indicate (Fig 1) that the hydro-purification of the crude
(by separating thetarry substances, metals, sulphur and
nitrogen) improves the process conditions and also the
yields and properties of the cracking products (compare
table 4). The gasoline obtained by this process is less
unsaturated, contains more aromatic compounds and has
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Catalytic Cracking of Crude and Hydro-Purifted Vacuum Gas-Oil from
Arlan Petroleum
77-7 to 80-7) (Fig 2). A lower content of unsaturated
compounds renders the gasoline more stable. Its
induction period exceeds 600 minutes. The light
catalytic gas-oils, obtained during the cracking of
hydro-purified crudes, show improved properties. Their
cetane number is.34 to 38 (as against 30 to 33) and they
contain 0.21 to 0-38% sulphur (as against 2.6 to 3.3%)
(Fig 3). These light gas-oils can be used directly as
components of diesel fuels. The heavy catalytic gas-oils
(fractions boiling above 350*0 can be used for the
production of lubricating oils or re-used as recycles.
In both cases 2 to 3% of the tarry (tail) fractions have
to be separated. The gaseous hydrocarbons produced
by this process are of interest as starting materials
for petro-chem1cal syntheses. The influence of the
temperature on the ratio of unsaturated and saturated
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Arlan: Petroleum
content of unsaturated hydrocarbons in the gas, is
shown in a graph (Fig 4). There are 4 figures,
4 tables and 2 English references.
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ZYGENSON., A.S.; IVCHENKO, Ye.G.; KANTOR, I.L.; KOSAREVA, L.A.; SEYASTIYAINOVA, G.V.
New refining methods for high oulfur-bearing crudes of Bashkiria.
Trudy Banh NII NP no.313-18 160. (MIRA 14-14)
(Bashk:iria-Patroleum--Refining)
vp~!

ZYGENSOXI-Aj.; MASAGUTOV, R.M.; ZAITOVA, A. Ya.; VOLKOVA, L.I.; BERG, G.A.;
YEFIMOVA, A.K,
Effect of some physicochemical properties of raw stock on
catalytic cracking indices. Trudy. Bash NII NP no.3:19-32
160. (MIRA 14:4)
(Cracking process)

-- EYGENSON,,I.S.; KOLESVIKOVA, T.A.
Trends in the use of petroleum feed gasea for chemical industries.
Trudy Bash NII UP no.3:33-41 160. (MIRA 14:4)
(Petroleum chemicals)

3/081/61/000/013/011/028
B110/B205
AUTHORSt Masagutov, R. M., Berg, G. I., Eygenson, A. S.
TITM Purification of the raw material of catalytic cracking by
means of sulfuric acid
PERIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 13, 1961, 516, abstract
13M205 (Tr. Bashkirsk. n.-i. in-t po pererabotke nefti,
1960, vyp. 4, 15-30)
TEXTt For the purpose of developing a simple and inexpensive method of
preparing the raw material of catalytic cracking, attempts have been made to
purify vacuum gas oils with sulfuric acid with subsequent catalytic cracking
of the purified raw material. It was shown that an abrupt change in the
e uilibrium of catalytic cracking occurs if the raw material is purified with
131 80 % acid. Purifying the raw material with 2 % by volume of a 95 % acid
increases the yield of gasoline and gas oil in catalytic cracking by 7-9 and
3i4 % by weight, respectively, for raw material from Tuymazy, and by 13-24
w#Ad 11-12 % by weight for raw material from Arlan. The yield of coke is
lowered correspondingly. Intensified purification of the raw material
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increases the content of aromatics in catalytically cracked gaaolines, and
lowers the content of sulfurous and unsaturated compounds. An analysis of
the material equilibrium makes it possible to recommend the purification of
vacuum gas oils of sulfurous petroleum with sulfuric acid as a suitable
metbod for preparing the raw material for catalytic cracking. [Abstracter's
notet Complete translation.]
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ALEKSWIffA,IR. V. JIYGXNSON, A. S.
Which column refluxing system is the most suitable? XhIm.i tetho
tOPl-i masel, 5 no.4:53-57 AP 160. (HIIIA 13:6)
1. Bashkirokiy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy inatitut po pererabotke
nefti I gaza i poluebanivu iskusstvennogo thidkogo topliva.
(Distillation apparatus)

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ind a eriithuili~; .:jd m4formly inc. con tn
I-ons (~,-l
0!1.,~ fraction3 and in Moc, diosol I'u-21 oiln. (b) Putroi---.=~ v:it-
of Z in the rasolinc fractions arv` v.,ith an of' c--.-
tent in the kerosene and die3CI Oil fractior--. (--) Petrol-c-mn %--4t*- con-,i-`..-~
able S coritent in the -ajoltne fractions D. n6) rjr .4 t",
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incre-rse in the keroriene an~i diesol oil fractic;ns. It i.', ~)03~;i- t.
T.~.~Xnufacturc fuels which comply m" the (GC),JT) frc,,-.i t..".
-,.dthout any reNnJng. Ga:3oline fr.,ctions of
are the only ones no' rec irinF any further rofin-n-. 'u.-!,: i-nufact'I.C.
u
fro-.,. the third group all require special refininE. ;AbStracterls not-
Comniete tr.%nslation.1
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KOLESN'IKOIA, T.A.; LYC,5,z~~DL, k..~,xj VOROBIYEVA, S.V.; V-1-
SE,Darating isocompounds from peritane-wnylene fractlori3 of Fetrol~-U.T
ra -lining. Trudy &ish N[INP tio.5:180-.200 162- '.tj I it.1 -17 1 -, (-! )
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slo8ll631000100510561075
AUTHOR; Kolesnikova. T._, E~rgenson, A. S., Voroblyeva, S. V. and Sakolovall
V. 1.
TITLE- Separation of iso compounds from pentan awjlene fractions of
oil refining
PERIODICAL: Reforativnyy zhurnal, Xhimiya, no- 3, 1963, 504,abstract 5P192 .(Tr.
Bashkirsk. n.-i. in-t. po pererabotke nefti, 1962, no. 3, 189 - 200)
TEXT: A method for extracting isoamylenes and isopentane from oil re-
fining products is developed. Iso- compounds are separated from C5 fractions
by polymerization in the presence of phosphoric acid on diatomaceous earth, with
subsequent depolymerization on lead alumo-silicate catalyst. The raw material
for polymerization was the fraction produced at 20-40.50 C. The optimum condi-
tions for polymerization from the viwpoint of yield were: temp. 120-1300 C, pres-
sure 30 atm., speed 0.8. The polymers forming mainly due to iso- and n-amylenes.,
.undergo depolymerization. For this,120-1730 0 fraction of polymer is taken.
From the obtained depolymerized product the desired 20-400 C fraction is sepa-
rated by fractionation (isopentane-iso-amylene), intended as the raw material
for special cracking pl&zt (SK). In the technalogical.scheme of this process
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the pentane.-anylene fraction, isolated at petroleum processing plants by means
of deep stabilization of gasolines with subsequent fractionation of the light
stabilization head at gas fractionating plants or by means of supplementary sta-
bilization of destructively processed gasolines on secondary distillation plants
are Dassed on to the polymerization plants with phosphoric acid. The 20-400 C
fraction is directed from accurate fractionation to extract isopentane, while the
120-1750 C fraction is directed for catalytic cracking (with an alumos M cate
catalyst). From the depolymerized product the desired isopentare-isoamylene
fraction.(20-WO C) is separated, intended for SK plant, the fraction 120-1750 C
is recirculated for depolymerization. The intermediate fractions 40-1200 C may
be u3ed as components of automobile gas9line. The overall yield of the iso-
compounds in relation to the raw material is 73%. The article contains a 32 item
bibliography. I. Berlin.
[Abstractor's note: Complete translation]
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IVCHENKO, Ye.G.; EYGENSONI A.S.; SEVAST'YANOVA, G.V.; GARIPOVA, L.Z.
QualJty of' comrercial Romashkino oil. Trudy BeahNII NP
no.7sl5-19 164. (MIRA 17j9)

in
ZYMISON, A.S.; NTYAGLOV, A.V.; 11OLMH11BOV, 1.M.- TFRENTIITV, G.A.
Lensure a supply of hydrocarbon raw materials to petrochemical
Irdustries. Whim. prom. 41 no.3t`166-170 Mr 165. (KRA 1817)

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INVWOR. Tushnyakov, M. Do; 3tepanov, A. I.;. Mukhin, Yu. V.;Eyge
B. M.; Zhilenko, R. Me
ORG: none It
TITLE: Rubberized-tr c X. assembly for lift truck and similar vehieges,
lass 63, Wo-.183614 announced by the Cgntral Design Bureau of the
C
Main Administration for the Mechanization of CQnst uction Work. Main
lAdmln-istration for Assembling and Specialized Construction, USSR
(Tsentrallnoye konstruktorskoye byuro Glavnoye upravleniye po
mekhanizatsii stroitellnykh rabot Glavnoye montazhnoye spetsiallnoye
stroitel'stvo SSSH)]
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsys tovarnyye znaki, no. 13,
~10 66, 149
TO,PIC TAGS: industrial truekvehicle component, tracked vehicle
ABSTRACT: An Author dertificate has been issued for a rubberized
link of a track-assembly for lift truckell nd similar vehicles,
consisting of a track with a shoe fast I to it; this is made of a
rubber cushign and a rubber plate (see Fig. 1). To increase the
life-span of the track chain, the shoe plate is made with rims
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1 Track 2 - plate; 3 rubber
cushion; plug.
enveloping the rubber cushion and is equipped on its internal supporti
surface with plugs which enter the appropriate alots in the plate and
the track* Orig. art. has: 1 figure. CWH)
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE: 25Nov64
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- ZYGENSON. M.A.
Some comments on galaxies, TSir.Astron.dbs~r,L'viv.un.
no. 26:24-28 1.54. (MIRA 13:11)
(Galaxies)

tL,".73.0 1, 1.:. It
tar,3 ;,,-' fioa4wa ior , ry
r! li3sli no Solats--, (A:1-ni. wou'z t;.
SO: U-1P31, 1(; SOI)t. ")-3. (lintopis 'nylch St-ktoy, lio. 1949).

ErGENSONs M. L.
351W Mwtrumv Tekuahchogo 11-letnego taikia soinschrw Aktivwsti. Byullgtent
0
KouUaii Po looledovaniyu Solnt4pa (Akad. Nauk SSSRL No. 29 1949 S. 8
SO: LEMPIS' Zhurnal,,Wkh St&tey,, Vol. 480 moskvaj, 1949

7
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jjcok EXPLOITATION
S/
zYgengon, Moris Selmenovich
sun, weather and clitsatt (Solntse, pogodA I klinnt). Leningrsd,
Gidrometeoizdat, 1913, 273 p, illus., biblio. 2550 copies
printed.
TOPIC TAGSi climatologyo meteorolcigy., solar radiation
PURPOSE AND COVERAGEs The author discusses the effect of solar,
activity on processes in the troposphere and hydrosphere, and the
effect of solar activity and other cosmic elements on the electro-
magnetic- and hydrodynamic phenomena in the atmosphere. -The effect
of solar activity an the physics of the upper atmosphere is dis-
cussed only briefly, however, and solar activity per se is dLs-
cussed. only in relation to terrestrial climatology and hydrometeor-
ology. The book is of Interest to specialists working in the
fields 'of climatology. dynamic and general meteorology, aeralogy,
weather forecasting, actinometry, hydrology, oceanography,
glaciology. and the physics of the free atmosphere. The text in-
cludes a table which shows the cycles of the principal phenomena
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in the atmosphere. hydrosphers..-And lithosphare and their relation-
ship to solar aceLvttye ~ The book contains 58 diagrams. There are
393.refaren'ces,,,236 of which are Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTENTSs
Editor's preface 3
Foreword 4
Ch. 1. The suot, itslactivity and oultirbythmicity 5
Ch* Z1. Eff*ct of solar activity on the upper layers of the
earth's atmosphere 46
Ch. III, PossibiAity of 4 direct effect of solar activity on the
tropohydroophere --,64
'Ch. JV. Problem of the relAtionshiP between the Sun and the
troposphere 73.
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Ch. Solar activity,, solar co*nstant and ra~!(ational balance 113
Ch. V1. Solar activity, atmospheric rhythms atid longrange weather
forecasting 130

Ch. VII. Solar activity and the dynamics of clitiotte 149
Ch. V111. Some manifestations of solar activity In hydrological
phenomena -- 178
Ch.' IX. Fluctuations in the level of the Caspian Sea and solar
AC
tivity 196

Ch. X, Solna oceanographic phenomena and solar activity -- 218

ch. xi. Fluctuations In polar sea ice and'solar activity -- 225

Ch. nd solar activity 234
X11s Palsoollmotte fluctuations&

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BYGENSON, M. S. DECEASED 1963/AF
GEOPHYSICS (1963)

KOZLOV, V.G.; FYGFNSON, V.Ye.; )CTROI-ANOV G.G.- SHEMITH;., 111-;'.
p 9
4
modern anesthesia dn neurosurgery. Trud y Tnet. kl!.n. i ekap.
khir. All Kazakh. SSR 9zl39-142 163. OCRA 17j!2)

BYGNS, 4,R. (Mookya)
:
Speech develoDment in children. Med.nestrn 17 no-1:13-36 Mr 158.
(CHILDRU--LANGUAGE) (MIRA 11:4)

NYGNS, N.R. (Moskva)
Basio problems in bringing up infants In the family environment.
Mad. sestra 18 no,3:22-30 Mar 159. (Kft 12:3)
(OHILDEXI-GARN AND HYGIM)

BEMOVITS, Rozaliya Neumovna, kand.med.aauk; EYGNS, Hadexhda Romanovna;
NOGIAA' Ollga Pavlovna. kand.med.nauk; AK RINA. N.M., -zil~med.
nauk. red.; KAWAROVA, Ye.G., red.; ZATVAN. B.A., tekhn.redo
(Mother's diary] Dnevnik materi. Red.-soat.O.P.Mogine. Red.
N.M.Aksarina I X.G.Karmanova. Xookva, In-t sanitarnogo proav.
X-va zdravookhrananiia sm, 196o. 178 p. (MIRA 13:7)
(CHILDRIN-CARB AND HYGLM)

L'Yg~~~R~omano ~A; VOLKOVA, Ye.I., red.; YARKOVA, T.A., red.;
MIXMLOVA, L.V., red.; PANFILOVA, T.S., red.; SLAVINA, L.S.,
red.,-, ZAGIK,, L.V.,, red.j NOVOSELOVA, V.V., tekhn. red.
(Prevention of nervousness in children] Opreduprezhdonii detakoi
nervnosti. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. pedag. nauk RUM, 1962. 15 P.
(MIRA 15:6)
(CHILDREN-CARE AND HYGIENE)

ASKARTNA, N,M.; MSTIAK011SO-YA, - LITIM7,11A., f,'.F,. -1 EfGES, N,H.~
SHCHEDWANOV, N.,M.p pr.~f,,, ZAGIil, I~V., rf~,Jl.
[Development and uFbr-.-ng.J-r.v f :)e ti'li birL-b t)
tbriq~? Years :f aged. " 'i - ! v ; ts w i -~- reJj~3!-,--ca c ~. rc;zh-
denl.':.a d,, ~,rt-rh .11p+. Y,. -A--, 19-5~ 182 p.
CMURA

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3/560/61/000/010/011/016
P. 2,L) D298/D302
AUTHORS: Glembotskiy, Ya. L., Prokofleva-Bellgovskaya,
A. A., Shamina, Z. B. , jGgLjAaj,_Z__1u__
Khvontova, V. V. , Valeva, S. A.,Rge~ql_ N.., S. I
and Revzgodina, L. V.
TITLE* Effect of ccemic flight factors on the heredity
and development of actinomycetes and higher
plants
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Iskuoetvennyye sputniki

TEXT: The Zemli. no. 10. Moscow, 1961, 72-51
second cosmic apace-chip wao utilized to study
the combined genetic effect of cosmic flight on organiomB,. This
article deals with the study of the foilowing cultures: actino-
myces erythrou atoms 2577 and 8594t and actinomyces strepto-
mycini Kraa., :tem AC-3 (L3-3). After the cosmic flight, the
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Effect of cosmic... lik98/D302
otandarda and experimental cultures wore in,,eztigatcd according
to: (1) vitality anA (2) a microscopic characteristic of growth
and development. The 2577 and 8594 stems differ by the sizes
of their nuclear element in the spore and by their senoitivity
to ultrn-vio2ot rays (UV). It is also Lammed that they differ
in their reaction to Ioniulng radiation. All the 4 tested
stoma were found to be sensitive to conditions of cosmic flight.
The vitality (i the number of spores which survived and
developed colonie;~ of the radio-resiatant act. erythreu3 2577,
as compared to the standards, Increased 6 times; the no. 8594
decreased 12 times; the act. aureofacieno P C fi-)201 (LSB-2201
dropped in vitality by about 75~', on the averrige. In the roots
of all 5 types of exporimental soodel tho porcentaGe of chromo-
some changes was somewhat increased. However, only in the case
of 2 types was thia Increase atatiotically valid. In 3 types
of plants, in increase of mitosis wan noted. In the case where
the percentage of anaphasee with chromosome changes was found
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Effect of cosmic... D298YD302
to be high (about %), the tempo of mitosis fell. The condi-
tiona of cosmic flight stimulated the growth intensity compared
to the standards. The follorting microscopic morihology features
of the experimental cultures confirm this fact: a) develcpr:ient
of a more basiphyllic and powerful gif, (b) Zrovith of a thicker
intertwining of mycelia, (c) lengthy growth of well-developed
gifs. Data on the survival of the 8594 and 2577 stems nrt: not
completely valid since the concentrationg of the Gpore suspt~n-
sionn.of the control and experimental cultures were determined
vinually from the suspension turbidity. The morphology chnngee
in the colonies were Investigated on the act. crythreus 8594
and act. aureofaciens L313-2201. Obtnined data ohow that the
morphology changes in the actinomyceu, both in the experiment
(cosmic flight) and control, lie within the same limits. The
cytology analysis of agricultural plant seeds affected by cosmic
flight was conducted by studying the chromosome impairment in
the ana- and telophasea of the first mitosis. Obtained results
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Efrect of coomic ... D298/D302
ohowed that in all the invootigated planto there is a certain
increnoo of cello with chromoaome chnngoa, and In only 2--ainter
wheat and Spartanctla pooo--io thin increace ststistically
valid. There are 4 figurea, 2 tabloo and 5 rererences, 4 Soviet-
bloc and 1 non-Soviot-bloc. The reference to the Englich-
language publication roado no followo: 3. D. Pipicin, W. X.
Sullivan, Acrospace Had., 30, 585, 1959.
SUDMITTPD: May 3, 1961
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EYGFZ . VAIZVA, S. A.
Comparative study of the mutagenic dffect of genan rays and
ethylenimine. Radiobiologiia I no.2:304,-307 161. (MIRA, 14:7)
1, Institut biologichoskoy fiziki AN SSSR, Moskva.
(PLUITS I FWECT - OF GAMA RAYS ON) *
(PLANTS EFFECT OF ETHYIZNDIINE ON)
IBOUNY-VARIATION)

GLEMBOTSKIYJ, Ya.L.; PROKOFIYEVA-BELIGOVSKAYA, A.A.; SHAMINA, Z.B.;
KHVOSTOVA, V.V-.;..VALEVA, S.A.)-9uff4-NI-S-; NEVZDOGINA, L.V.
(~ D
Effect of space flight factors on the heredity and develop-
ment in actin6myeetes and higher plants. Probl.kosm.biol.
1:236-247 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(SPACE FLIGHT-PHYSIOL40GICAL EFFECT)

EYGrS) N. S., lOrVOSTOVA, V. V., and MOZIIAYEVA, V. S.,
"Effectiveness and Specificity of Ionizing Radiations and Some Chemical Substances
in Inducing Mutations in Winter Wheat."
report submitted for 11th Intl. Congress of Genetics, the Hague, Netbeil&nds,
2-19 Sep 63

ACCESSION NR: AP4015103 S10205t 64/004/001/0170/0179
r
'AUTHOR: Eyges, N. S.
TITLE: Mutagenio effect Of ethylenimino and gamma ray action on air
dried winter wheat seeds
SOURCE: Radiobiolo3lya, V- 4. no. 1, 1964, 170-179
TOPIC TAGS: wheat seed mut ation, othylenimino mutagenic effect,
gamma radiation mutagenic effect, ethylenimine induced mutant,
gamma radiation induced mutant, disease resistant wheat, higher yoild
wheato ereetoid wheat,, squarehead wheat
ABSTRACT: The mutagenio effects of othylonimino on air dried winter
wheat seeds (hybrid 186) investigated from 1961 to 1962 are compared
with the mutagenic effects of gamma radiation described in two earlier
studies. The spectrum of mutations produced by ethylenimine (0.01 to
0.04% concentration) is found to differ from the spectrum of mutations
proC* -";ed by gamma radiation (10, 15, and 20 kr doses). The mutagenie
affect of ethylenimine is found to be 4 to 6 times more effective.
AgriculturBL117 the most interesting ethyl6nimine induced mutants are
large spiked types with tall and thick atemsp large spiked disoaae
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resistant typeSj, and certain highly productive glaucous types. The
third generation inherits 76.8% of the second generation changes.
Increased productivity and disease resistance are not inherited in all
cases. The mutation spectrum produced by othylonimino is characterized
by more new types and by the absence of the orectoids and squarehoads
characteristic of gamma radiation. Erectoids and squareheads ap~pear
more frequently when chromosomes are rearranged. The fact" that there
--ro more gene mutations and loss chromosome breaks may be attributed
to the softer aetion of othylenimino compared to ganma radiation.
Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 5 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Institut biologichoskoy fiziki AN SSSR, Moscow
(Insti-'Uute of Biologie~Ll Physics AN SSSR)
SUBMITTED: 20Dec62 DATE ACQ: l2Mar64 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: LS NR REP SOV: 010 OVER: 004
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i4 polarixed light study of the maturity and strength of cellulose fibers.
Khim. i liz.-Ihis. Tysokomolskul. Sosdineniy, Doklady 7-oy Konf. Vysoko-
molekal..Soadineuiyam 152. 246-9. (MLRA 5:7)
(CA 47 no.18:9609 053)

evxrl!~, yc-~,-T' - --- - - -
VIMNIKIT, L,L; DULITSICAYA, R.A.;,A .3TO&S, Te.G.
.
Correlation between tensile strength and the angle of inclination of the
macromolecular chains in cotton fibers. Xhim. i Fiz.-Khim. Vysokomolskul.
Soodineniy, DokladY 7-oY Konf. Vysokomalakul. Soedineniyam 152, 250-4.
(CA 47 no.18t9609 '53) (MIRA 5:7)

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variftio-4 ghow0d that all III-[ p-I'mc, ll,~Klll It-,
of M, 111K0 Ul%dPTiZ(I L 11A It 1, ~ " I I III I IkK t tIV 14-1 OJ05- I-
~vady-rljwm,lng vfttlclic~r. tto ptrtIl 131 Ow Vbll.,; 1:1
~:C,on.!r Atll thm formatifm of Ov, Ppe-i,tary cellill-, Z 11 ';t.l! t5 I arllef
(thichudag, of the fihrz-i t hAti I it w~. 1'l SY;I 11 It , t~:L-
nc,--ss--ry to acto ate t1w j-,", ,I C,itm w: -A, -rl"-
nj~culng cottan varwo. i , 0., .1 -,!~ .? 1 ~ , I '. 1"
Acceleration of thti T- I~ hl "TIA.
t-I pf--t
duting budding jxd i "r
P.-Cmature ccasation It IAIv I it-,
clLuvwteristirs without chata!mi-, m, -irvv pMp---TTv 4 t,
cotton variety j TPAT lii~, 1 (R D (.1

and ertlas o f the-Aber. P. G. rskiv Prom. i
-
r
LIS. No. F, itam
g "-ith NaCIOI
D

-tive
O
aL
(

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decre3ses the 0.5 anium
'
I
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Fa`
-T
v
,
,
k
e
y of the fabric by almost 70%
.
ectmi the elestIc Plartgatioa of the fiber, the truacit; au,t
clongution of the fiber aud fabric. and the abratkm und Utia
ecrint, resiatance of the fabric. rMaing the -mbleached
fiLbfVvvltli2%%teartcncidiuctea3ft tue tenacity -ind slightly
Ink-reuses the elastic elongation. Treutmert of bleacht-d
1abrlc%ltha8%sotn.n! m-landne-11CHOtesin restores, to
a law extent, the clastic clang-Ation 0( the Zber, the te-I
outeity and Aongation being dec: eased. The physteo-nech. j
propertizs of the fabric -my be '.mprovcd by more perala-'
nent intcrinol. bandfng. for which purpose rionochlorourea?
treatment and peroxide crok are recommended. Treat-i
viscose staple Witt] UrL
went of AMCHU resill improves the, f
ov2r-al' perf3rnance of the fabric (cf. Kling and hfohl,'
Cal. 44, 0080d; 45, 4931a). Blimah has i
_qt1i Baral I

TJS5R/Ch,5mjcal Chemical Products and Their Application -- Synthetic
fibers, 1-24
Abst Tcurnal: Referat Zhur - Xhimtya, No 2j, 1957,, 6348
Author: Eyges, Ye. G.
Institution: None
Title: Improvement of Spirming and Service Characteristics of Viscose
Staple Fiber
Original
Publication: Tekstillnaya prom-st'.. 1956, No 3, 27-28
Abstract: Investigaticm of the effect of shrinkage on structure changes and
pr,zperties of viscose staple fibers, under different temperature con-
diti,~ms. If after shrinkage in hot water drying is carried out at
45-650 the pbysico-mechanical properties of the fiber are improved.
Strength is increased by 3.~-6.7%, break length by 2-5% and total
elongation of the fiber by 4-7%. On shrinkage and drying under dif-
.0
ferezit temperature conditions strength of the fiber is lowered.
Strength,, reversible elongation and wear-resistance of the fiber
are increased after a treatment of the fabric with 6% urea-
Card 1/1 formaldehyde resin (preparation A10-1).

SYGRS. Te.G., Imnd. biol. naull..
- - 7ML Mrr hffecting the quality of cotton fibore, Tekst. prom. 18
no.1:11-13 A '56- (MM 110)
(Cotton)

EYGES, Ye.G.; YEGOROVA, I.D.
Resistance of yarn made from synthetic fibers and mixed fibers,
to repesb-d stretch elongation. Nauch.-issl.trudy TS1111KEBI
160 (publ. 162]:216-232. (MIRA 18:2)

IVANOV Sergey Savellyevich, kand. teklm.nauk; LF vna.
BEDEVA,Nind Nlkolaye
NILOVA, Varvars. Ivanovna; TSISHEVSKIY, Ivan I'likolayevich, kand.
teklm. nauk; Prinimali uchastiye: EYGES Ye G - FLUSER, L.A.;
SOLOVIYEVI.A.N., dokt.tekhn.nauk,prof.,retsenzent: ABRAMCHUK,N,N.,
in-.h.,retsenzent; CRUGREYEVA,V.N.,red.; TRISHINA L.A., tekhn.
red.; VINOGRADOVA, G.A., tekhn. red.
[Methods of determining the properties of cotton fiberslMetody op-
redelenila svoistv khlopka-volokna. Pod red. 5.5.1vanova. Moskva,
Rostekhizdat, 1962. 234 p. (Cotton-Testing) (MIRA 16:2)

i
-EXQ94, Ye-,Q&.,-k&q#,,tekhn.naukq starskiy nauchnyy sotrudnikj FILATOVA, O.A.,
starshiyl nauchm sotrudnik
Consultation. Takot,prom. no.2:93-94 F 163. (MIRA 16..4)
1. TSentralInyy nauchno-iosledovateliskiy inatitut khlopchatobwaazhnoy
promyehlennosti (TSNIKhBI).
(Spiming)

EYGFS, Ye&,-, DURKINAp S.I.
Method for determining the weather resistance of textile fabrics.
Standartizateiis. 27 no.4t4&53,4p-163. (MIRA 1634)
(Textile fabrics-Testing)

,MLOVINI'S'i A N - EYGE3 Yc.G.; K V - FILATOVA, O.A.
V -1 1 1 -.-- - V 7 . .,
1,
;.c-termination of the thicknosn of fibf-r3 rind thrf-azh, t,*i the
~ex" lystrim. Standartizatslia 27 no.!"",,50-52 1) 16?.
(MIRA 1-1,'4)

FYGES, Ye.G.; DANILOVA, L.I.; SIIAGINAt M.A.
Determining the thickness of fabrics. Standartizatolia 28
no.3:48-52 Mr'64. (MIRA 17:5)
~- J~,r,- !:~!;,

DEVITSYNO Ye.D., inzh.; IVANOV, P.A., inzh.; KRUTOGOLOV, V.D., tnzh.;
EYGINGORIN M.Ya, inzh.
--I.,
Equipment for automatic reception of the fundamental information on
production. Makh.i artom.proizv. 17 no.9:42-44 S 163.
(MIRA 16:10)

AZAROVA - Yq. A.. dotsent; - - '. -1.,o)X0 I. V. , doteent; XYGIT QRLL -V.Ye.
vrachi doteent (Alma-Ata)
Clinical aspects and surgical treatment of late spinal complica-
tions (choleateatomas) following tuberculous meningitis. Vop.
neirokhirurgii no.3:34-36 '62. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Kafedra kh1rurgii fakullteta usovershenstvoraniya vrachey,
Hauchno-issledavatellskiy institut okhrany materinstva I detstva
i neyroldlirurgicheskoye otdeleniye 2-y Gorodskoy klinicheskoy
bolinitsy.
(14ENBUS--TUBERGULOSIS)
(SPINAL COTIS-TUH0,113)

AZAROVA.. Ye.A.s- VOVIMNKO, I.V.; BYGINSON, V.Ye.
Clinical aspects and surgical treatment of late spinal complications
(choleateatomae) following tuberculosis mesingitis treated by the
endolumbar administratioa of streptomycin. Zdrav. kazakh. 22 no.l:
15-17 162. (MIRA 15:3)
I* -Is kafedry khirurgii fakullieta usoveshenstvovaniya vrachey
Kazakhokogo ineditsinakogo instituta i Kazakhskogo institute,
okhrany materinstva i detstva.
(SPRUL CORD-MORS) (STREPTCKYCIN)
(HENINGES-WERCULOSIS)

ETGINSON, Te., oty.red.
[Catalog of regionally adapted farm-crop varieties for the
Kazakh S.S.R. for 19391 Katalog raionirovannykh sortov sellsko-
khosiaistvanAykh kulltur po Kazakhokoi SM na 1939 god. Alma-Ata,
1959. 105 P. (min 13:10)
1. Kazakh S.G.R. Miniaterstyo sel'stogo khosyaystva.
(Kazakhstan-Field crops-Varieties)

'6/
VARFOUVEYEV, F.G.; GELIFENBOY14, M.Sh.; KOTOVICH, Yu.V.;
OSTANOVSKIY, T.S.; SEMENETS, V.M.; SHIROKOVA, Ye.A.;
EYGINSON Ye N ; VVEDENSKn, S.F., red.; SINELINIKOVA,
'FK~ ~.,r~d-.-;'T;E'SARKIN, L.D., red.
[Study of goods serving cultural needs] Tovarovedenie
kul'ttovarov. [By] F.G.Varfolomeev i dr. Moskva, Izd-vo
Ekonomika, 1964. 471 p. (MIRA 17:5)

VORONITSYN, I.S.; EYCIRD RJO
Hydrogen absorption by electrolytio chromium deposits
obtained from a self-controlled electrolyte using the
current of changing polarity. Elektrokidmiia. I no.12s
1468-1470 D 165. (M-:rA
1. Petrazavodskiy Cosudarstvennyy universitet. SulvdUnd
December 26, 1964.

-Z
EYKNLIS, A.B.
True nnd fnlse cysts of the none.
VrAch.delo supnlement 157:56
11:1)
1. Klinika bolezney ukha, gorla i nosA t2Rv,dota.
Chernovitskoy oblastnoy klinichookoy bollnitgy.
(NOSE-TUMORS) (CYSTS)
(HERA
D.A.Bytehenko)

XUBLIS, A.B.
Result of tre
,#tIng vasomotor rhWtis by andonasal injections of noyo-
calne with 5'10 alcoholic molution. Vast. otorin. 21 no-2:35-38 Mr-Ap 159.
OaU 12:4)
1. Iz Chernovitskoy 2-y gorodskey bollnitsy.
(HAY YAM, ther.
procaine*iu ethyl alcohol solution, endenaeal admin. (Rua))
(PROGAIMI, ther. use,
hay fever, eudonasal admin. in etb;yl ELIcohol solution (Rus))
(AICOHOL, JTHYL, ther. use,
hay fever, endonasal admin. with procaine (Rus

EYKUM.. A. B.
Use of citral, in conjunction with retratonsillary injections
of novocaine with a 5% alcohol admixture in the treatment
of chronic tonsillitios 2D=o ushe, nos* i gorl. bol. 23
no.4:66-67 J2-Ag'63. (MM 16:10)
1. Iz-1-y gorodskoy bollnitsy g. Chernovtsy.
(TOWSIM-DISMES) (CITRAL) (140VOCAINE)

EVh1114&Nj L. k.
Anglo-rusakii Zjovarl po provodnoi sviazi. fEnglish-Russian dictionar7 on wire
communications_/. ~bskva, Cos. izd-vo tekhn.-teoreticheakoi lit-ry, 1951. 711 p.
DS DLG: Slavic unclass.
SO: Sovie Transportation and Comunicationg, A Bibliography, Library of Congress
- Reference Department, Washington, 1952, Unclassified.

SYKHZ,E.[Zihe,E.l
Soil-water regime required by corn. In Russian. Vestis Latv ak
no.7:213-218 160. (EW 10:7)
(Latvia-Corn(Maize))

a lop*; Zia, R.I.
--M~
2.4-Dichlorophanoxyacetlc acid as an auxin and herbicide. Latvijam PSR
Zinatnu Alma. Virstis 051, 442. NLRA 5210)
(CA 47 no.22:12734 '53)

I X.P.; SOKOLOV.. V.S.. professor. doktor biologicheakikh nauk,
-L;Z,~-o,-,vststvsnnyy redaktor: SHCIMRBINA, T.S., redaktor isdatel'stva;
IRUGLIKOYA, N.A.. takhnicheekly redaktor
[Topinambou or Jerusalem artichoke; principles of its cultivation
and its significance for the national economy) Topimmburlli zemlia-
nais grusha; onnovy vosdelyvaniia i narodnokhosiaLoAvennoe shachente.
Koskva, Izd-vo 4kelemii nauk SSSR, 1957. 190 P. (XLRA 10:3)
1. Chlon-korrespondent Akadenii nauk letviyekoy SSR (for lykhe)
(Jerusalem artichoke)

MXHE, A. P.
Possibilities for raising now forage
LRtvian S.S.H. Trudy bot.inst.Ser.6
plants on peat soils in the
no-7:200-203 159.
(93A 13:4)
1. Ali IstvSSR, Riga.
(Istyla-Forage plantR)

BONDARI, N.G., prof.'; DOROSHENKO, Ye,V., inzh.; ROYTBURD, Z.G., inzh.;
EYKHE, G.N,, inzh,
Results of testing a teinforctd concrete bridge. Bet. i zhel.-bet.
9 no.lOt469-470 0 163.' ~-': (KIRA l6sl2)