SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FEDOSEYEV, A.P. - FEDOSEYEV, G.P.

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FJCWSNM A P
Using tho spri*ng index of soil 2oaldag depth as a prognostic
characteristic. Keteor,I giclrol. no.3;40-44 Mr 157. 10:3)
(soil moisture)

CULTIVATED PLANTS. GIRAING
Abs. Jour. :REFZHUR.810L.,21,1956, Ni-95,)-44
katMr :Fedo 1 ova,G,G,
_9borod
sayeT &.,P-J~q
Institut. : _]Tydro~meteorologicaj, Inst.
Title :Agri,~ultural Climatic Conditions for Corn Culti-
vation in the Northern Half of Kitzakhatan
Card; 1/2
Orig. :Tr. Kazakhak. n.-i. gidromuteoro:L. in-to, 1957,
vyp. B., 3-27
Abstract :There is a p resentn'tion o f the a,3ricultural oli~-
matio caloulations for the indivLdual terrains
oftazakhstan and a preliminary avalustion of
the climatic resources l'ound in th- northern half
of the republic in regar-d to corn raising. The
favorable features of meteorological condii.-ions
for corn growing have been determined according
to indices of moisturd and according to the amouat
of hdat during each year individually. Observa-
tional material for 20-40 years has boon used.

C -y
CULTIVATED PLANT;3. GRAINS
Abo. ~hur, REF ZHUR.810L.,21,1958, NO-95944

Orig. llub.
Abstrr -t The observations have been oomimted and the
d-Auctions are sum,irized in Pi nun.ber of t*blea
and aharts havc be,,n drafted from this data,
The author classifies among the aprotechnical
m,.iasures inproving the heaott supply of the oorn:
without a noldboqrd, vel-nalization
deep plcwinp
,
and air-warming of the seuds.--Ye.l. Saks

USSR/Cultivated Plants -,Fruits. Berriesi M
Abs Jour : hef Zhur Biol., No 12, 1958P 53834
Author : 13orunj s6sej F'e'doseyev, AO.
Inst : Kazehh Scie~tific Research, Hydrometeor-Aogical Institute
Title : Climt1c Conditions during Spring and Measures for Protec-
ting the Vineyards from Frosts in the Foothills of Trans-'
Ili Ala-Tau
Orig Pub : Tr. Kazakhak. n.-i. godrometeoroloG, ill-ta, 1957, vYp.
8, 57-63-
Abstract This article describes the study of the meteorolo,-,ical
conditions during the spring period at a number of
points in the foothills of the Trans-Ili Ala-Tau. The
dates of beginning the openincof the veneyards can
chan,-e, depending on the meather conditions, within the
ranLe of 2-3 ten day periods. The day of a consistent
Card 1/2

USSR/Cultivated Plants - Fruits. Berries. M
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No 12, 1958, 53834
passing of the average daily temperature over 50 is taken
as the conventional date for the start of the opening of
the vineyards. This date is determined for each year on
tthe basis of the data of many years and of-m long ranre
forecast, and is made more accurate by sh.3rt range (week-
ly, 10-days) forecasts. The probability of the frost
reachine to -80 does not exceed 1 occurrence in 10 years,
and to -3,50 (after the opening of the buds) the probabi-
litY is 15-30%- In order to preserve the vineyards from
injuries, it is reco=.ended to delay the beginninE; of the
veg,etntion of the E;rape plant by deepeninG the rout sys-
tem and by measures retardinG the varmin(,,-throuEh if the
soil (deep sprinc watering, etc.). The ageTecAte sum of
the active temperatures in delaying the vegetation is
still sufficient for the ripening of the grape varieties
under cultivation (2900-335001- -- 'V.V. Arkhangel'skayn
Card 2/2

Country, USS R
catagory, Moadow Cultivation,
L
Rof ~ Zhur-ftalo .giyn, No. 1, 1959t No. 1516
Wtbor;'
1111t itut. L
r It lo Thc Avt-vage Poremil.-.il Voriod% of
l3losaami ng of Pasture Grasses in m creretit
vF Krtzakh-,4tan.
Drifs Pub. 1 Geoirr. 1T57, 74-18
By the datis nr pheyinloF!i.cal Mmser-1
AbotracA 4
vati6j-ls made hy th(l Irnl!teornlo,rical stntlollR
in Xavalchqtmi on ttic lnrp~t,-.ncale devoJopment
of, the ba.5*+r- 1)a.-,txjre f(rasses Lhe following
cort;tan-LA have been A-,,!~ertajned- the sauns of
et'reclAve t~-mpcnitttve% thit-in- the period from
the rnvt?w.~l of vcv~otntivn to -ipikin?r Ekn,i fram
tiw renewal oL' v,~.-Qetnti-)tt to flowcy-~ng. A
formenst. is proposed for fAiti the timc, thr
i.ndividual stagos hogir by means (if a conven-
Ca, rd - 2

GOLITSBERG, I.A., doktor geogr.nauk; ARKHIPOVA, Te.P., kand.geogr.nauk;
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(Kazakhstan--Microclimatolog7)

BIIIOBCRODOVA, G.G.; IIONYUKHOV, N.A.; SAMOKHTALOY. N.Y.; YEMIM. A.P.
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(Yatakgotan-Agriculture)

-A.P.
Climatic conditions for winter pasturing of sheep In Kazakhstan.
'Erudy "2NIGNI no-13:3-11 '59- (HIM 13.- 8)
(lasakhstan-Sheap-4seding and feeds)
.(Pastures and meadows)
(Meteorology, Agricultural)

(YJIWSEYEV, A.P.
----------------
Determining the moisture content of soil on large areas by the
penetration depth of precipitation. Trudy KazNIGHI no-13:
45-65 '59. 0U" 13:8)
(Balkhash xeglon--Boil moisture)

JMSZrEV, A.P.
Relation between @oil moisture and the relief of the terrain.
Trudy XazKIGMI no.13:66-.88 139. (HLRA 13:8)
Orazakhotan-Soll moisture)

Y100SMY, A.P.
Method of forecasting agrometeorological conditions influencing
yields of meadow and pasture vegetation. MeteorA gidrol. no-8:
51-54 Ag 160. (MM 13:8)
(Cropeand climate).
(Pas"a and mead6ws)

FEDOSEYEV.,-A.P.1- NEGHAYEVA, N.T.
Some characteristics of the formation of the yield of pasture
vegetation in the southeastern Kara Kum in relation to meters-
ological conditions* Trudy Inst, boto AN Turk. SSR 7t21-39 162.
(KUU 17:3)

FLWSEYEV, A.P.
Determining the representativeness of soil moisture databy the
method of Burv eying the depth of wetting. Meteor. i gidrol.
no.906-39 S 162. (MIRA 1518)
1. Kazakhakiy nauchno-inaledovatelliskiy gidrometeorologicheakiy
Institut.
(Balkhash Lake region-Soil moisture)

FEDOSEYEV, A.P.j BELC-BORODOVA G-G.
CAI Oulation of the rao6rven of avallab*.le w-lature in tne r4oil on the
pastures of gazakhattno Trudy XtzNICMT. no.'24338-48 165-
(MIRA 18210)

I-S
FEWDOSEYEV y A. S.
DIE SCHOPFERISCHE ROLLE DES SOWJFTSTAATES U14D DES sowismens BEr DER ERMHMG~
DER SOZIALISTISCHEN UND DER KOWMUSTISCHEN GESELIMRA". =LIN, KULTUR Ma) FORT-~
SCHRITT, 1954.
2(Yl P. (GESELLSCHAFT FUR DEUTSCH-SOWJETISCHE FREUNDSCHAFT: 38. BEIKEFT ZM *SOWJET-
WISSENSCHAFT)
TIWMIATION MM THE RUSSIAN9, WTVORCHESKAYA ROL' SOVETSKOGO GOSUDARSTVA I PRAU
V POSVOYENII SOTS IALSTICHESKOGO I MMUNISTCHESKOGO OBSHCHESTVA*l MWCOWj 1951.
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL FOOTHOTES.
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(Tank cars)

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FEDCSEYEV, B., brigadir
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(Olenegorsk region-Mining engineering)

BIMLIN, A.A.; STMWI, L.Y.; JIDOSEM, B.I.; YANOVSKIY, D-H-
Graft copolymerizarion. Part 6: Fractionation of the producte
fromthe graft polymerization of Vinyl choloride with the
blatyl mathacrylate-mothaoryllo aoid copolymer* Vyeokom.
soed. 2 no.8:1227-1233 Ag 160- (HIRA 13:9)
(3thylene) (Methacrylic aoid)

S/19Y63~000/001/009/017
B101 BI8
AUTHORS: Fedoggygm.,. Popova, Z. V., Yanovskiy') D. M&
TITLE: Dqpendence of the color of transparent products from
vinyl chloride copolymers on some.conditions of
copolymerization
I'V1110DICAL: Plasticheckiye massy, no. 1, 1963, 35-37
TEXT: The diEcoloration of the vinyl chloride - methyl acrylate copolymer(
under different conditions of copolymerization and the effect of
acetylene impurities and oxygen~on the'transpa'rency have been studied.
Copolymerization was performed at 530C, the monomer : water weight ratio
being I : 2, the content of methyl acrylat6 20C14, and ammonium persulfate
f
(0-4'/'4 of the monomer weight) being used as Initiator. When all t~e vinyl
chloride and methyl acrylate were filled into the autoclave at the same
time an inhomogeneous product (I) resulted because the components had
different copolymerization constants. A homogeneous copolymer (II) was
formed by adding the methyl acrjlate to the vinyl chloride gradually. The
amount of HC1 liberated at 1750C in an air current during 3 hre was
,Card 1/2

s/191/6-/coe,)/oo1/oo9/017
Dependence of the color of ... 4 B101/B186
measured and the difference Al: of the extinction coefficients was
deterrained on films of 0-5 min thickness in the range of 432-726 m;1.
Results:- Copolymer 11 was-much 'more stable than I# only'4-7 mj; HCI being
separated per Vg copolymer whereas I yielded 7-4 9 HCI- U was 0.1.4 f-or
11, and 0-55 for'I. Besides this, II showed opalescence, its transparency
decreased with increasing rolling time-and temperature: 61, was 0.652
after 2 hrs rolling at 115 OC, and 0.683 after 4 hre; at 1250C, the~values
were 0.915 and 0-941- A content of 0-3- / acetVIene in tHe vinyl chloride
reduced the transparency owing to side reactionfl caused by the acetylene,
such as formation of double bonds. The presence of oxygen in the aqueous
of
phase during copolymerization reduced the transparenoy by formation
oxygen-containing groups which favored the th(irmal,dehydrochlorination.
Therefore bopolymerization should be performid.after removing the air.by
evacuation or bubbling with N 20, There are 3 table6.
Card 2/2

L 135L6-~3_ EPR/W.P(j) /EPF(c) /94V m) /BDS /&)(s) -2 AFF'TC'AS-,'S.SD Ps--h/
MRt AP500690 010190163100510051065910662
AVMM-. Fedoseyev, B. 1. 1 Por
Z. V. Yenov*!SjYL D.
M=Z: -_ lirtrInsic-stabillty olyntre and
of comumers
~SOURCEt "Okomaakulyarny*ye sordinenlya, T 5.o no. 5 11963o 639-662
TOPIC TAGSt I 'ntrinsto
stabIlItyp vItWlchlorld6 polymers'. thermal degrodatl on,,
stabilizers
~ABSTRACT: A atudy was conducted on the o"aot art compounds vith moV~Le hydrogen at-~
;the carbon atcm, such as Isopropylbantene, on tho thermal stabilityVbf polyvinyl-
chloride and the vinyl chlorIde--Mthyj_p&_thaq Lateycc~olymer. Their stability vai
estimated by measuring the temperature of decomposition, the induction period lead-
ing to the evolution of 01 at lT5Cj, and the yielA rate of Hal at IT5C during a
3-hour period. The addition of toopropylbenzene o.i* similar compounds at the start
of the polymerization reaction, yielded products vith an lncreaaad therm-)stability,
vhile their incorporation into the finished produmt did not affect the degradation
temperature, It cowed only a aignificaut drop In ths yield of EM. It is aug-
_17ested that these Wnts perform In monomers by zeducing In the rewlUng'-polymer---
-the concentmtion-.of,labUt-tid4i3-,--vhile _1~_poi)mars as ouch they seem to exert
an inhibiting affect on thermal degradation.. OrIg. art. has I formula,, and 3
_~_Card Of

KROHMAN, A.G.; FEDOSEYEV, B.I.; YANOVSXlY, D.M.
- , -, -- ~ - , , 7
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A.G.; T-TIOSEYLV, B.I., YANOVS-MY, D.M.
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of Agriculture imeni V. M. Molotov
Dissertations presented for science and engineering degrees in
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i- B i--V.
Agricultural Machinery
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A-.--I. f FEWSMEV, B. V.
Seed Industry
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2 -*_, *
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-fit
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(vetch) (Field pea) (go-wasting machinerY)

FJMOBBM,-B.T.L ndidat tekhnioheakikh nmk.
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(Combines (Agricultural Nachinery)) (Clover)

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YO, IMna, ZOMMn, naUX; ZAMV, V.A,, InZh,
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HDOSEYEV, D.V.j KOVALEV, Z.T*
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8(3)6(4) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2749
Fedoseyev, Dmitriy Nikolayevich
Tekhnologlya izgotovleniya silovykh transformatorov I drossoleYo
primenyayemykh v radiotekhnike (Technology of the Manufacture
of Power Transformers and Reactors Used in Radio Engineering)
Moscow, Gosenergoizdat, 1959. 155 P- 9000 copies printed.
Ed.: V. A. Zhukov; Tech. Ed.: Ye. M. Soboleva.
PURPOSE: The book is intended for technical personnel In the.radio
engineering industry and for teachers and students of radio
engineering and instrument-making vuzes. A simplified present-
ation of theoretical problems makes It possible to use the book
for training skilled personnel In related trades.
COVERAGE: The book described present-day assembling operations in
the manufacture of low-fraquency power transformers and reactors
with magnetic circuits made from electrical sheet steel. Special
attention is devoted to methods (- ~ ~,;. ': It control of transformer
and reactor manufacture. Source material used in the book sum-
marizes current manufacturing practices and includes primarily
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Technology of the Manufacture (Cont.) SOV/2749
the standardized group of transformers and reactors presented
by the Standards' Department of the Ministry of the Radio Engine-
ering Industry, Some typical technological processes in the
production of components and parts of transformers and reactors
are not Included in this book as they are adequately covered In
existing technical literature. The book was written in cooper-
ation with a group of coworkers at the Leningradskiy institut
aviatsionnogo priborostroyantya (Leningrad Institute of Aircraft
Instrument Making). Ch.If II and III were written by D. N.
Fedoseyev, A. S. Kruglov, A. N. Lukichev and A. K. Monakov, Ch,
JV wad written by F. 1. Plavinskiy.' The a;xthor thdnks the re-
viewers N. E. Angelevioh, and G. Kh. Girshman and also the
editor, V. A. Zhukov, for their valuable suggestions made during
the preparation of the book. There are 23 Soviet references
(including 1 translation).
TABLE OF CONTENTS%
Introduction 7
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Technology of the Manufacture (Cont.) SOV/2749
1 Fundamental concepts of transformers and reactors with cores
made from magnetic materials 7
2~ Considerations which determine the specifications of power
transformersand reactors 17
3 Structural and technological characteristics of power trans-
formers and reactors 20
4 Special materials used in the production of transformers and
reactors . t 25
Ch I Technological Processes in the Manufactureof Power.;.Trans-
former and Reactor Coils 36
1. Various types of windings used in power transformers and
reactors 36
2. Various types of frames for coils and their manufacture 40
3. "' Operations in a standard technological process
of'i4Ynding transformer and reactor coils 43
4. Equipment used for winding transformer and reactor coils 48
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Technology of the Manufacture (Cont.) SOV/2749
Ch. II. Technological Processes in the Protection of Transformers
and Reactors From External Effects 57
1. Its purpose and some technological processes of protection 57
2. Impregnation of components made of pertinax, textolite and
paper 60
3. Impregnation of windings 65
4. Coating and impregnating the magnetic circuit 73
5- Potting, sealing and tainting transformers and reactors 77
Ch. I II. Assembling Power Transformers and Reactors 85
1. Various types of transformer and reactor cores 85
2. Preparing core packs before their assembly 88
3. Assembling cores and their control 88
4. Fitting the assembled core packs 103
Ch. IV. Quality Control of Transformer and Reactor Manufacture 112
1. Required specifications of checking and controlling
equipment, and the sequence of operations performed with
them. 112
2. Control tests of transformer and reactor windings. 113
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Technology of the Manufacture (Cont.) SOV/2749
3. Control tests of transformers after their assembly 120
4. Examples of automation of oheokihg-ope~atldne of trans-
f ormerB..' 140
Bibliography
155
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress (TK6565.T7F4) JP/ec
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RIMLER, Tanis a Osherovich; RABIKOVICH. Turly lzrailovich; ANORWICH.
N.I.,Inth., rateensentl GIRMI, G,Ih,j inzh,, retsentent;
LOKOHOSOV, Sayse, inzh., reteengent; RUBINCHIK, N.M., insh.,
reteensent; IMSHM, D N. red,; ZHITNIKOVA, O.S., takhn.red.
[Assembling of radio equipment] Sborks redioapperatury. Moskva,
Goo.onerg.ixd-yo, 1960. 347 P- (MIRA 13:12)
(Radio-Squipment and supplies)

Nikola vich kand. takhn. nauki Prinlynali uchaetiyet
Ax0vt A. t ; LUXICHEV, A.N., lnsh.;.BULOVSKIY, P.I.#
d6ktor takhn. naukp rateensent; DENINA, I.P., red.Azd-va,-
SfERCTININA, L.V. , taklhn. red.
[DeaWng teahnological processes for the assembly of
instruments] Proektirova'nie tekhnologiohookikh protsessoT abor-
ki priborov. Izd.2., parer. i dop. Moskva, Maahgisp 1963. 286 p.
(MIRA 160)
(Instrument industry) (Asnambly-line methods)

Ukrayin 'kyyfizf&~1Yi_zhurn&I, v. 8, no. 4, AprA963,A98--50-
S/185163/008/004/0151015
A c4 cntific conference devoted to problems of evaporation, combustion, and
ga~ dynamics of dispersed systems was held at Odessa State University Lmeni
..I. . Mechinikov from Ito 6 October .1962.1
stxty-rive papern-were presented, 24 of which dealt
of productiun and stability of aerosols and the
w
effec; on these vrocesses of various ahvalcochamical farinrit! thjs^*h-AL--
wor;dng processes in combustion chambers of various power plants. Some o17
the titles were "Investigating oxidation processes of high hydrogenous fuels
by oxygen from compressed air, S. Kramarenko, "Burning Or metal sus.
pension In hydrocarbon fuel$, 11 D. 1. Polfohftk, L. P. (Atonina, and V. L.
Yankevich; and "Experimental investigation of two-phase flow In axially-sym-
rical nozzles. "'G. A. XQmov, Included also were discussions of the meth-
~ods of solving equations of dissociating gas now In ducts and gas dynamic
calculations for jet engipes, 0. A. Varshay&y, E. Ya. Guber, and A P
Kisellov; the formation o: plane shook waves in shock tubes and passage of
shock waves through a flame front, D. V. Fed9neyev, 0. D. Sadamandr;uand
1. K. Sevastlyanova; experimental results on thenow Wcombustion pro4 cts
d a rmthane -oxygen mixture around cambered surfaces with diffraction of det- 1.~
onation. waves. L. 0. Gvozdlova,- the.stability of wsteady-ratate- flame front
S. K. Aslanov; the relationship between the flame and the 11-mater V a bum- 1~4
Ing drop, V.- 0, Fedoseyer, and theoretical and experimental investigation of 1i
burning of spherical metal particles. by:1.4 A. MV"WW.
(AS)
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AUTHOR: Drozdovskiy, G. P. ; Kolozinov V. P.; Orlov, S. F. Magirovskin N. P.! a7
redosevev, 0. V,
D91 none
lling and hauUipy., treesr ithout the use of a choker. Class
TITLE: A machine for fe s w
.45, No. 179112 Lannounced by Leningrad "Order of Lenin" Forel=-Enizineering Academy
Imeni S. M. Kirov (Locningradskaya Ordena Lenina lesoiekhn1cheskaya akademiya);
Onega Tractor Flint (Onezhokly traktornyy zav'od)]
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyy obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 4, 1966, 112
TOPIC TAGS: forestry, transportation equipment, woodworkinf; machinery
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces:, 1. A machine for felling and hauling
trees without the use of a choker. The unit includes a self-propelled base with a
'frame which rotates in the vertical longitudinal plane oZ the machine and carries an
extensible roller arm. Also mounted on the base are a raceiving and loading device
with collapsible packing am, a cutting mechanism, a winch, a drive, and a device for
fastening the logs to the receiving beam. This latter device contains a constantly
closed loop of cable fastened at the ends to the winch drum with a mechanism for keep-
ing the loop separated, In order to increase productivity, simplify control of the
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machine and cut logs by various methods, the cutting mechanism Is fastened to the
packing am of the receiving and loading device by a telescoping bar which may be re-
1--cutting mechanism; 2--packing arm; 3--tele- 7
scoping bar; 4--langths of cable; 5--roller arm;
6--rotating frame; 7--pullays; 8--drive for the
roller arin extension mechaniamt 9~-drive for the !:t
cable loop separation mechanism; 10--cable guys;
rings; -12--cable -loop-, 13--receiving
beam.
tated around its longitudinal axis. The mechanism
19ths
for extension of the roller am Is made with let
of cable fastened to the roller arm with the other
ends passed through pulleys mounted on -~he upper
cross beam of the rotating frame. These cables are
driven by a unit which Is connected with the drive for the mechanism,which separates
the cable loop. This mechanism Is made with cable guys which are also fastened at or
end to the drive while the other ends are passed through guide rings mounted an the t
per cross beam of the rotating frame and freely connected to the cable loop of the
device for fastening the logs to the receiving beam. 2. A modification of this machj
in which the operation of the machaniam for extension of the roller am in synchronts
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ed wLth that of the mechanism for separation of the cable loop by making their c6mon
driv a in the form of two drums. One of these drums, is rigidly fastened to the drive
shaf t while -the other in ownected to this shaft by- a slip -clutch.
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AMI)Rs Fedos2yev, D. V.; Shte S. V.
TlT, 'It Flow with friction and_heat,transfer in a conical nozzle
SOUJ'St Inzhenerno-fivicheakiy shurnalp ve 6. no. el 1963p 41-"
TOP": TALS3 conical nozzle# heat tijansfers supersonic flow,, stagnation
tempirature, stagnatio'n pressure
jWS7 MCT i An analysis of supersorA6 flow In a conical nozzle in made which takes
into account both friction and heat 11,ransfer. The flow is a4sumed to be one-
dimetsional; i.e., the Value of the tangent of the angle of inclination of the
nozz a contour is amall, and the stagnation-temperature recovery factor in the
~)oun(ary layer Is assumed to be unity. Equations of motion, continuity, and heat
trani!'er are used as the basis for establishing formulas for calculating the flow
para:(3ters at any cross section# i.e., velocity, pressure, donAty, temperature,
impulEe, and stagnation-pressure reaviery factor. Orig. art. has 1 3.1 formulas
A=UTI0111:
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VARSHAVSKIYI G.A,; GERMYER, Ys.M.; FEDOSEYEV, D.V.
Some two dimensional problems of heat conductivity under mixed boundary
conditions, Inzh.-fiz. shur. 8'no.6054-760 Je 165. (WRA 18t7):

BCTViNKIN, O.K. , doktor teRhn. r4quk; Kill-TKO-VA) YO.ti.' Iri;,h.; V.A., kand.
I,akhno - nauk; kand, tekhn. nauk
Using the statistical *Ileory to estimate the streng,'~.h of w'Andow glass.
Stek. i ker. 22 no.9314-17 S 165a (MIRA 18:9)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy inititut atuakla (for
Botvinkin, Kulikova). 2. Inst*-'%u.- fizicheskoy kh,.l--4i AN SSSR (for
Ryabov, Pedoseyev).
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AUTHOR: WOO, L As; Yedolleyev, D. V.
OR(;: InI&Itute of P*81cal Chemist -- of Sclences&SSSR Institui
ryL_Acaqqvr
-A
khimii Akademii nauk SSSR)
TIM: Statistical theory of the-strendh of glass
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Dokladys v. 10p no- 3., 1966,, 567-568
TOPIC TAGS: glue propertyp statistic analysis 3 0VR19-0A-';rY
ABSTRACT: The authors report the results of tests of approximately UpOO0 samples
of composition Si02 -72%.. NA20 -15%.. MgO -3%p CaO -8%, and A1203 -1.5%. Some samples
were hardened by removing the defect layer from the surface with foamed hydrofluoric
acid. The samples were in the form of squares 60 mm on each aide of varying thick-
nesses. The test procedure in briefly described. The results show that the hardened
glass has two maxima., one at approximately the same value as the unhardened glass (30
2
Wnc?), and the other at approximately 300 kg/mm . The author's'state that an earlier
explanation (J. CorneliBeen et al., Technical Papers Sixth Intern. Congr. on Glass,
Washington, July, 1962) attributing the two maxima to the presence of two types of
Surface defects, disagrees with published results and with their own results, since
the surface treatment with acidp which removes the surface defects, actually strength-
ens the glass. It is concluded that by producing glass without surface defects and
by keeping the interior of the glass in the liquid state it would be possible to in-
fizichcokoy
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crease greatly the strength or glass. The authors thank AN SSSR Corresponding Member
Ba V, Deryagin for important remarks. This report was presented by Academician So A.
Kbristianovich 24 July 2,965- Orig, art. has: 1 figure and 3 rorall 8-
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'AUTHOR: Galin, L. A. (Corresponding member AN SSSR); Ryabov, V. A.; Fedoseyev, D. V.-,
herepanov, G. P.
IORG: Institute of Problems of Mechanics, AcadeRy of Sciences SSSR (Institut problem
6ekhaniki Akademii nauk SSSR); Institute of Physical Chemistry, Acad~!W of
ASSR (Institut fizicheskoy kbimii Akadem)ii nauk SSSR)
ITLE: railure in high stren gt4_.glass V
SSSA. Doklady, v. 169, no. 5, 1966, 1034-1036
TOPIC TAGS: gle3s property, Young modulus, hydrofluoric acid
PSTRACT: The failure of glass due to internal defects was investigated using test
Isamples of window glass with dimensions 60 x 60 mm and a thickness of 1.7-3.2 mm . The
glass had approximately the following chemical composition: SiOZ--72%, Na20--15%,
'11g0-3%, CaO-8%, A1203-1-5-2%. Surface defects to a depth of 100 microns were re-
oved by treating the glazu in foaming hydrofluoric acid. The samples were tested for
etric flexural strenr,,Lh using.a maximum load of 10,000 kg-wt. The test samples
ere supported in a square frame covered with soft insulation. Typical parameters of
the glass samples were as follows: Young's modulus of 6,107 kg-wt/cm2, thickness of
0.2 cm, a breaking fbrce of approximately 500 kg-wt, and a characteristic transverse
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nsion of approximately 5.10-3 cm for the needle fragments. The experiments showed
the development of cracks leading to the failure of high strength glass samples
nonstationary and corresponded to the initial stage of the nonstationary develop-
of cracks from the original defects. Orig. art. has: 4 figures.
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AUTHORS; D. V. (Candidate of technical sciences); Hyabov, V. A. (Candidate
of techn cal so. one a ffreyev, P. S. (Engineer)
ORG i CFedoseyev, Ryaboy7 Institute of Physical Chemietryp AN SSSR (Institut
fizicheskoy khimii AN SSSR)i IRireyev7 state Scientific Research Institute for Glass
(Gosudaretvennyy nauchno-iseledovatel'Bkiy institui atekla)
TITLE: Dependence of the diameter of glass fibers on the manufacturingmethod
SOMM. Steklo i keramika, no. lip 1966, 17-18
TOPIC TAGS: glass, fiber glasep mathematio analysi's.J1 PRODOCIrt0J
GA a SS F/45&:~Z
ABSTRACT: An equation, expressing the dependence of the diameter of glass fibqrs on
the properties of the glass and on the manufacturing method was derived as
d FZ + 1) 9 FD#.
. 4 r2 -V 1JU
Here L is the level of the glass reservoir,- I '-'lonjth of die, g - acceleration of
gravity, () - density of glass, D - dinmeter of die, 11 - viscosity of glass, and A -
rate of drawing. The derivation is based on the work of Ya. A. Shkollnikov (Steklo i
keramika, 1964, No. 7). The equation was tested on the experimental results of M. G.
Chernyak et al. (Steklo i keramikap 1966, No. 1) and of IV. A. Ryabov et al. (Steklo
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(byulleten' GIS) 1961, No. 3), as well as on exper;mental data obtained the present
authors. The results of the tests are shown graphically (see Fig. 1).
30
Fig. 1. Dependence of the ratio of glaed 1 -014
fiber diameter to the die.diameter on the 10
Lp gD',
dimonsionless criterion 7- L -11e
solid circles - data of Chernyak et al;
open circles - data of Pqabov et al;
crosees - data of present authors. W -71
v I I I.
It MW fovAd that the experimental data were in good agreement with the proposed
theoretical relationship. Orig, art, Mat i gnpho 1 Ublet and 4 equations-
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Success of members of Chelyabinsk section of the All-Union Volunteer
Society for Assistance to the Army. Air 7orce, and Navy. Za rul.
no.9:9-10 157, (MLRA 10.9)
(Vologda--Motorcycle racing)

jrg*,DOSi1.YV$ G.
A 157T92
UM/ftato 0 PAdio fteeivers Doc 49
"The One-Tube 1-V-1," G. Fedoseyev, 11 p
"Radio" No 12
Points out that set for receiving two or three
powerful local stations should be simple, cheap.,
and economical. Fixed tuning to desirable to
obviate need for two tuning circuits (with vari-
able condensers). These requirements are satis-
fied by the 1-V-1, which uses 6B8 duplex-diode
pentode. Will receive three Moscow-stations at
distance of 500-600 ka. Includes three diagrams.
310! 157T92

T=IYIIVI G.
Portable receiver. Radio no.11:36-39 1 153. (XWA 6:11Y
(Radio-Reasivers and reception)

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- rmsmvp G., rukovoditall radiokmxhka (Kaliningrad)
Young radio amateurs in Kaliningrad. Radio no.4:17 - Ap 136.
Mainingrad-Radio clubs) (MLRA 9:7)

FIDOOTAV, G.,riikovoditall, master-radlokonatruktor
"Attention, here speaks the House of Pioneers in Yaliningrad.0
IUn.tekh., 3 nov3:7041 Mr '59,, (MIRK 12:4)
1. Radiokruzhok laliningradekogo doma plonerov.
(Uliningrad-Floneere (Commmist youth))

107-9-9/53
AUTHORt 0. Fedoseyev, Supervisor of the Radio Circle and of the Radio-
--Stiffo-n-of-Vto Kaliningrad Pioneer House
TITLE: Now Exhibits (Novyye eksponaty)
PERIODICALt Radio, 1957, # 99 p 9 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The "DOSAAF" radio circle of the Kaliningrad Pioneer House
is preparing exhibits for the 14th Exhibition of Works of Radio-
Amateur Designers. One of them is the 200 w first category
shortwave transmitter, operating under the call signal UA2KAA.
Another design is a 7-tube VHF transmitter with anode-soreen
modulation, operating in the frequency band of 38-40 megacyclest
which may be used for telephone and telegraph communications.
I This article contains 1 photo.
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YXDOSNM, G., meter radioploneroy
Our obligationB. Radio no.lt4 Ja 060, (MIRL 13:5)
1. Rukovoditall radiokruzhlm Kaliningradekogo Down pionerovo
(Radio clubs)
I

PAVLOTSKAYAq F.I.; ~~POSEYEVL_R. NA 9 L. 11. ;
TYURYUKANOVAI E.B. ~.; BABICIIEVA, Ye.V.; ZATSEPII
Methods of determin:hIg strontium-90,, stable strontium, and calcium
in soils and plant residues. Pochvovedenie no.2:105-3-12 F 1640
(MIM 1713)
I* Institut geokhiTnii i analiticheskoy khimii imeni V.I.Vernadskogo.

1-o- FEW S-rYEV-i-,G-. F'
2. UM (600)
4. Geography & Geology
7. We are going along Voatochomu Stian (&at Saianj. Novosibirsk, obl.gos. izd-vo.1951
9. &nth List gL Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Februm7,1953.Unclassified.

62.1.122
12
My Idem Po VoBtochnolnu Ssy&nu (j,,e Go Through.tho L stern Sayan 1-,4unta:Lns)
Leningrad, Molodaya Ovardiya, 1952-
V. Inus., Maps
Publisher VariOB
Lib. Masi 1952
1956
OR
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-geodezist; NAMAYEVA,O., redaktor;
~ROS~ oriy Anisimovich, kazhener
~OIVAO G.9 takhaicbeskijr redaktor
(In the olutches of the Dzhugdvr] V tiskakh Dzhugdyra. (Moskva] Izd-vo
TeX UUM *Kologaia gverdtia," 1956, 358 P, (HLRA 9:12)
(Lower Amur Proviuce-Description and travel)
J;i

orl Anisimo i h SHAIR INA, To.$., redaktor; KAZUROVA, A.F.,
V W1
to nic & b redixtar ti-
;[Traveling through the Eastern Sayans] 91 idem pa Tostochnomm saiann.
.[Novosibirsk] Revosibirskoe knishnoo izd-vo, 1956. 1956. 391 P.
(MIRA 10:4)
(Sayan Mountains-Description and travel)

I
7 = SSYRT, Grigoriy Aalsimovich
(In the olutches of t)w Dxhugdyrj T tiskakh Dshugdyra. Roakva,
Molodaia gvardiia.~ Tol.l. 1959. (KIRA 13:2)
(Siberias lantern-Dosoriptioa and travel) (Taigas)

FEDOGHTAT, Gri&oriy Anisimovio-hi IMNIXOTO D*I#p redo; LECLOWWo Y*Io*
[In the remote, myster, ',cue taigal notes of an explorer) Glukhoig
nevedomoi taigoiu; sapiiki puteshostvonnikao Krasnodar, Xrasno-
darskoe knishnoe isd-voo 1960, 329 P, (MIRA 1423)
(Siberia-Desoriptiou and travel)

FEDOSEYEV, P.A.
Stats~of the Pacific. wtam population and its distribution.
Zool,'-shui. 41 no.7t,10834M, J1 462. (KERA 1513-1)
L Magadan Branch of the Pacific FishwT'and Oceanography
Research institute.
(Padfio Ocean-Walruses)

FEDOSEYEV, Grigoriy Anisimovich.- WAYEVA, 0., red.; MIK&YLOVSKAYA, R.
(Death will wait forial Smert' menia podozhdat. Moskva,,
lzd-vo TaK VLKSM "Molodaia gvardiia," 1963. 524 p. '
(MIRA 1618)
(Okhotsk Sea region-Description and travel)

FEDOSEYEVI G.A.
Embryonio and postembryonic growth and sexual maturation in the
ringed seal Phoca hispida ochotensis Pall. Zool. zhur. 43 no.8t
.1228-1235 164. (MIRA 17tll)
1. Magadanskoye otdelen;Lye Tikhoodeanskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo
instituts, rybnogo khozynystva i okeanografil.

G.A.; YABLOKOV, A.V.
Morphological characterJstics of the Okhotsk seal Puna hispida
(Pinipedia, 14ammalia) in the Saa of Okhotak. Vool. zhur. 44 no-5:
759-765 (MIRA 18-.6)
1. 14agadanskoye otdeleni:re Tlkhookeanskogc) nauchno-issladovatell-
skogo instituta morskogo rybnogo khozynystva i okeanografii i
Institut morfologii zhivt)tnykh A14 SSSRp Moskva.

FEDWFYVI
i'.43termining the ame and tax structure of tbe populaUon ir.4 the stock
of Nhatsk amls, Zoel, zhmr. 44 no.63925-933 165.
(MIRA 18slO)
1. Magadan3kope otdoleniye Tikhookeanakogo mnlif!.hnc,--'~osle,,iovat-allskogo
tnatltutA morBkogo rybnogo khotyaystva i olmanigrafli.

BARANOVI, V.I.; PAVLOTSKAYA, F.I.j FEDOSEYEY v; TYURYUKANOVAP E.B.;
RODIONOVA.. L.M.; BABIC I e,V.; ZATSEPINA, L.N.; VOSTOKOVA., T.A.;
Prinimali uchatitiye: YEMELITANOV, V.V.; BELYAYEVA, L.I.; LEVKM, N.I.;
MOLCHANOVA, I.V.
Distribution of Sr9O on the surface horizon of soils of the Soviet
Union during 1959-1960.'Atom. energ. 18 no.3-.246-250 Mr 165.
(MMA 18:3)

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KRYIDV, Vik-tor Ivanovich; FEDOSEYEV,-Qg=4dtx-Alamwdzp-vlcb,*
SHUSTOV, Artur 7el-r57rcT;-POfEKMA, N.S., red.
(Pinnipedia of the Far East] Lastonogie Dallnego Vostoka.
Floskvap Pishclaevaia promyohlennostlp 1964. 57 p.
(MMA 17:12)

ACC "" AR6022385 (1Y) SOURCE CODE: UR/0397/65/000/024/0052/0052
AUTHOR: Bulatov, P. KO; Madnikov. D. MI.; Fedogeyev. G. B.:
Khan-Fimina, V, A ; Sareleve. A. N.
TITLE11., Treatment of ifatients witb various inflammatory diseases of the
respiratory organs witb garlic pb-ytoncidos
SOURCE: Ref. zb. Farmakologiya. Toksikologiya, Abs. 24-54-401
REF SOURCE: Sb. Morfol., fiziol. I patol. organov, dykbaniya. L. !965,
25-28
TOPIC TAGSt respiratory system disease, microorganism contamination,
pbarmscognosy, tberepeutics, pbytoncide
ABSTRACT: The effect of volatile fractions and tissue juice of garlic
on microorgpnisms (white, golden and lemon-yellow stapbylococcus,
hemolytic streptocoocus$Wecondary type of pnovmoooccuu, enteric
bacteria, proteus, blue pus rods, and yeastlike fungi of the Candida
type) frequently found in the sputum in lung diseases' was investigated
in vitro. An emulsion 0.1 ml.of a 24 br oulture (500 mfllion microbial
bodies in 1 ml of pbysiological solution) was placed on the surface of a
solid nutritive medium In 3 OuPs- 1 g of ground garlic was introduced
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into the firstIcup and 0.1 ml of garlic tissue juice was Introduced into
the second cup; the third cup served as a. control. The bactericidal
action of tbegarlic preparations In relation to all microorganisms was
established by the presence of a sterile zone. Bactericidal action was
not reduced with the addition of euspiran (3 drops/l ml) to garlic
tissue juice.: 122 patients with acute-pneumonia, aggravated chronic
pneumonia, and chronic bronchitis were treated witb inbalations of
garlic tissue juice diluted in a physiological solution or a 0.25%
novocaine solution (1:3)., The course of treatments was 8 to 40
inhalations. A good or favorable effect was found in 106 patients
(86.7%). The addition of antibiotics~or sulphamides to the garlic
tissue juice did not'influence the thbrapeutio effect, Garlic
inhalations by 34 chronic pneumonia patients with Candida infection of
the lung complications produced a positive clinical effect in 2.6
patients (76-5.%); deoi,ease or disappearance of Candida funE51s cells in
the sputum was noted in 16 patients (47%). A. Gladkikb. Lyranslation
of abstracj7..
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Use of garllc phytoncides for the treatment of various
inflammatory diseases of the respiratory organs. Sov.med.
28 no.12%86-90 D 165# (MIRA 18:12)
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kafedra mikrobiologii (zav. - prof. V.N.Kosmodmianskly) I
Leningradskogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni I.P.Pavlova.

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Operating vith a nev type of rav material for the production of
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1. Kazatakiy patoobnyy zavod.
(Lipetsk Prwrince-Caramel)

IUTHORSs Mikhaylov, G. -22-
A 48 3-17/30
Skanavi, G. I., Chmutin, Me S., Keendzovy Ya. Met
Matsonashvili, Be N., Kolomoytsev, F. I., Vodoplyanov, K. A.
TITLEs Discussions ol. ftorts Subedtted byiK. A. Vodoplyanov and
I. G. Vorozhteovai K. A. Vodoplyanov and G. I. Galibina;
Be N. Matsonashvili (Preniya po dokladam: Ke A. Vodoptyanova
i I. G, Vorozhtsovoyl K. A. Vodoplyanova i G. I. Galibinoy;
Be N. Matoonaahvili)
PERIODICALs Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR,Seriya Fizicheskaya, 1958,
Vol. 229 Nr 3, PP. 309-310 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: G. Po Mikhaylov comments the report; submitted ' by K. A.
Vodoplyanov and I. G. Vorozhivskaya as follows: The frequency
band is too narrow in the lecture delivered as to draw any
conclusions on the relaxation processes in mica. - G. P.
Fedoseyev says-with respect to the same lecture: The lectured
conclusions are apparently scarcely convincing. The explanation
of the change-mechanism of the dielectric constant and of the
anglo-tangent in mica, however, is of value. Complementary
works must be carried out, however, in order to give a more
Card 1/4 convincing effect to the judgement on the relaxation character

Discussions on F&porb9 Submitted .j;r: K. A. Vodoplyanov and 48-22-3-17/30
1. G. Vorozhtsoval K. A. Yodoplyanov and G. I. Galibina;
B. N. Metaonashvili
in mica. - G. I. Skanavit Two essential contradictions exist
between the works by K. A. Vodoplyanov and G. I. Galibina
and the work by B. N. Matsonashvili. 1) Matsonashvili dis-
covered relaxation maxims on the tg X-curves of the alkaline-
-halogen crystals, which were not observed by Vodoplyanov
and Galibina. 2) Vodoplyanov and Galibina maintain that with
an increase in lattice-energy of the alkaline-halogen crystals,
the tg d decreases at room-temperature and high-frequency.
Matsonashvili did not find ouch a correlation. The first
contradiction is based on the fact that Vodoplyanov and
Galibina determined the temperature dependence of tg df on the
basis of measurements at different temperatures with large
temperature intervals and not in vacuum. The second contra-
diction may be explained by the fact that the real losses of
the alkali-halogen crystals are very small at room-temperature.
The losses increase rapidly, however, due to the hygroscopicity
of many crystals,.if no precautions were taken. M. S. Chmutins
An approximating extra-polation of the tgd-value to high
temperatures, leads - according to data by Vodoplyanov and
Card 2/4 Galibina - to a conformity with our experiments. Though

Discussions on Reports Submitted by: K. A. Vodoplyanov and 48-22--3-17/30
I. G. Vorozhtsova; K. A. Vodoplyanov and G. I. Galibina;
B. N. Matsonashvili
,Matsonashvili carries out his tests in vacuum, his results
by extrapolation to high temperatures, are higher than ours. -
Ya. M. Keendzov: Data with smaller values of tg ~', viz. the
data obtained by B. N. Matsonashvili, inspire more trust.-
B. N. Matsonashvili: The work-results obtained by Vodoplyanov
and Galibina suffer from the fact that they were determined
under atmospheric conditions. The hygroscopicity of the
samples was markedly expressed in this case. Chmutin criticized
the high tg dr-vallies I obtained. I showed in my work that the
dielectric properties depend on the previous history of the
sample. Therefore, only results obtained by the measurement
of one and the same sample may be compared. It would be
absolutely necessary to carry out a "complex" investigation
of the different properties of the alkaline-halogen mono-
crystals with the same samples and on the same conditions,
F. I. Kolomoyteev: It may be assumed that no fundamental
contradictions exist between the experimentally obtained
results which were detormined in the laboratories by G. I.
Card 3/4 Skanavi and K. A. Vodoplyanov since the previous history of

Discussions on Reports Submitted by; K. A. Yodoplyanor and 48-22-3-17/30
f. G. Vorozhtsova; K. A. Vodoplyanov and G. 1. Galibina;
B. N. Ya't'sonashvili
the samples may cause different results with the measuring
of the tg(P* - Kv As Vodoplyanov: The methods applied are
the decisive factor in carrying out similar works as that
by Matsonashvili and ours. The results obtained by Skanavi
with his method cannot deny the presence of a connection
between tg (Pand lattice-ener&7. It must be replied to G. P.
Fedoseyev that it was not provided within the scope of this
work to explain the practical usefulneas of the thermal
treatment of mica.
AVAILABLE;: Library of Congress
1. Mica--Dielectric properties 2. Single crystals--Dielectric
properties 3. Single crystals--Conductivity 4. Alkaline
-halogen arystals--Dielectric-properti(~s
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AUTHORSs Pisarenko, V. F.., Balygin, 1. Ye.), 48-22-4-12/24
r'ja~ ~G Tonkonogov, Mo P., Fridberg, I. D.,
0l 3vzo. K
lpygo, K. Konorova, Ye. A., Skanavi, G. I.
TITLEs Discussions on Lectures byt S. M. Brag-in, 0. A. Voroblyer
and A. A. Voroblyevi L. A. Sorokina. and Ye. A. Konoroval
V. D. Xuahinj Ye. A. Konorova, V. V. Krasnopevtoev and G. I.-
Skanavi (Preniya, po dokladamt S. M. Bragina; G. A. Voroblyeva
i A. A. Voroblyeval L. A. Sorokinoy i Ye. A. Konorovoy; V. D.
Kuchinal Ye. A. Konorovoy, V. V. Krasnopevtseva i G. I.
Skanavi)
PERIODICALs Izvestiya~Akademii Nauk,SSSR Seriya Fizicheakaya, 1958,
Vol. 22, Nr 4, PP.-413-414 (USSR)
ABSTRAM V. B. Pisarenko critioises the paper by G~ A. Voroblyev
and A* A. Voroblyev. He maintains, that in the investigation
of the breakdown of colored rock salt the influence of space
charge was not taken into consideration. I. Ye. Balygin
maintains, that the experimentg by Bragin are of great
importance, as little research has hitherto been conducted
in this field. In the lecture by Voroblyev and Voroblyev the
Card 1/3 divisionof breakdown into two stages was not sufficiently