SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT I.V. FRINOVSKAYA - S.E. FRISH

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FRIPIOVSKAYA 1. T.
.-l- -- -
Changes in the blood coagulation system in hemorrhagi.a.
thrombo,i7themia. Probl. gemat. i perel. krov4- 8 nosc'z
21-2',7 J063 (HIR-A 3714)
1. Iz gematologioheskoy klinikl ( zar. - prof. M.S. Dulltsin)
TSentrallnogo ordena Lenina -instituta gematologii i pere-
livaniya krovi ( direktor - dotsent A.Ya. Ki9eler) Hini3,te-.
stma zdravcjokbrananiya SM.

FRINOVSKAYA, I.V.
Hinutes cf the me~tllng of the Hematology Sectv-4on of the Moscow
Therapettics Sooiety of October 30, 1962. Probl. gemat. i perel.
krovi 8 no.11.62 N 16.3.
Minutes of the Heriatol.-igy Section o'A' the Ybscow Ilerapeutics
Society of Novemeber 27, 1962. lbid.363
Minutes of the irent:Lng of thri Hematology 3r!,~finn of' the Moscow
71ber-apeut.11:!a Soc,ety of Deoember 25, 1962. lb!d.,,64
(MMA 17! 12)

of th~.~ nt
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FrUNOVSK'AYAO
Mjl.utes or ty~-':l rapeeting of th*' O'Y J 3
Therhpeutlco Sn:tlenty of March 26, Frcbl. C,r--t~ 1 plre',
kro,O. 9 no.z,:'~-'O Ap 164. 17 -, 110

REYSHAKIMIT, L.S.; T.P.; 1'.G.
Influence of nromatic fimirer. ()n tile of coNilt w-d --ad-
mim lons on a dropping rneTcrury ele2trode. Vest. LGU 19 nc..22:
3.32-135 '61, L8:1)

ARBUZOV, B.A.; FRINOVSKAYA, V.A.
Dichlorlds of d- L 3-"rens. Zbur. Obehehey XhiMe 22, 119W-45 132.
(CA 47 no#13;6379 '33) (KLRA- 5-.8)
1. Kazan. Sate Ned. Inst.

ARBUZOV,
B.A'., aiademlk: FRI'NDVSXAYA, Y.A.
- 4
Oxides of some C(-pG'e'ne deri'vitivii and their isomerlsation.
Dokl. AN SSSR 112 no-3:427-429 Ja '57. (NLRA 10:4)
1. Nauchno-issledovateliskiy khimicheski7 institut im.
A.M. Butlerova pri Kazanskom gosudarstyennom universitete im.
V.I. U117anova-Lenins.
(Pinene) (Isomerization)

FRINOVSKAYA, V. A., Cand. Chem Sci -- (diss) "Preparation wid
s~tudy `�ris~omer ~c'transformations of oxides or certain deri-
vatives of d C(-pinene.1' Kazan', 1958- 11 pp (Sci Res Chem
Inst im A. M. Butlerovs Kazan' State Mod Inst), 120 copies
(KL, 18-58, 96)
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AUTTIORS; Abramov, V. S. , Villchinskaya, A. P. inovskaya, V. A.
TITLE: In Memoriam Andrey Ivanovich Lunlyak (Panyati Andreya Ivano-
vicha Lunlyaka)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii,1958,Vol.28, ';'r 4,Pr-11113-11i9 (USSP)
ABSTRACT: On October, 15 th , died after long serious disease the 76-year-
-old Professor for Chemistry at the Medical Institute Kazan',
Andrey Ivanovich Lunlyak. He was a pupil of A. Y. Zaytsev.
Andrey Ivanovich Lunlyak was born on December 17 th, 1831, in
Petersburg. After finishinghiGh -3chool in Odessa he entered
the Military 11dedical Institute in Petersburu,-. Then lie came
as army surgeon to Kazarl. Already 2 years later he left the
arny and devoted his life to chenistry. Ho came as laboratory
assistant to the Laboratory for Organic Chenliatry at the
Kazin'University which stood under the leadership of A. M1.
Zayetsev. Here he passed - thanks to nediation of the uni-
verolty - his pharnaciot examination with 3pecial pornission.
In 1908 A. 1. Lunlyak was sent to Berlin for 2 years where
he worked in the laboratory of Z. Fischer. Then he was
Card 1/3 appointed private docent of the Kazan' University, short tinno

In Memoriam Andrey Ivf2novich Lunlyak
79-20-4-5'~;/60
afterwards assistant profpq-or for or,anic cl-iomistry and ajri-
cultural analysis in illexandriya, where he finished his
dissertation. Prom 191u till 1924 A- 1. Lunlyak
was professor for physiolo-ical chemistry at the new-opened
U
university of Perml. He was simultaneouslv dean of the fa-
culty for plWsics and mathematics and of the medical faculty
and later representative of the rector of the university. In
1924 he was appointed profeszor for the chair for technical
chemistry of the Kazan' University, two years later rector of
the university. Prom 1930 on Lunlyak was professor for o3~-
ganic chemistry of the technolojical faculty of the Chemical-
.-Technological Instituteof Kasin'. 6 years later lie was
appointed leader of the chair for organic cheuistry at the
Ifedical Institute of Kazan, where he held lectures for many
years. In 1952 A. I. Lunlyak had to retire because of his
bad health, was, however, always very interested in the life
at the Institute. Andrey Ivanovich Lunlyak was a very good
organizer and his energy was inexhaustible. He also took
part actively in the development of the chemical industry
of the Tatar Republic. Party and Government estimated
highly his services and he was awarded the Lenin Order.
Card 2/3 Ilia pupils and assistants will always remember him.

79-28-4-59/60
In Uemoriam Andrey Ivanovich Lunlyak
A list of the scientific works of tle deceased is given.
There i3 I figure.
Card 3/3

VILICHIZISKAYA, A.R.;II=OVSKATA, V.A.
Synthesis of esters of phosphouic, monothio-, and dithiophoOphorlo
acids containing the myrtenyl radical. Zhur.obekhim- 30 noe8t
2581-2585 Ag 160. (MIRA 13-8)
1. 4zanski7 gosudaretyennyy universitet i lasanekly gosudaretvannyy
meditsinskiy institut.
(Phosphouic acid)
(Phosphoric acid)

FRINOVSKIY, A.A.
For the titel of Factory of Communist Labor. Put' i put.khoz. 5
no.6:21-22 Je '61. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Normirovshchik shpalopropitochnogo moda, st. Rava-Husskaya,
LIvovskoy dorogi.
(Railroads--Employees)

-FRINOVSKIL--M., inzhoner-mayor
Information on radiation reconnaissance must go directly to the
battalion. Voen. vest. 42 no.6:36 Je 162. (MIRA 15z0')
(Radiation-Measurement)

FRINOVSKIT, V.S.
-
Conduction anesthesia in gynecologic surgery. Akush.gin. no.2:
3-6 Mr-An 150. (CLML 19:2)
1. Of the Institute of Obstetrics and Gunecology (Director --
L.G.Stepanov) of the Kinistry of Pablic Health USSR.

IRINOTSKIT, V. S.
Certain data on diagnosis
noo3:11-15 gar-June 1951a
of ovarian cancere Akusho gin,
(CIML 21:1)
1. Of the Institute of Obstetrics and Gynecology (Director --
L. G. Stepanov) of the Ministry of Public Health USSR.

FRINOVSKIY, V-SO
Conduction (regional) anesthesia in vaginal surger7. M.-ash. I gin*
no.5:59-63 5-0 154. (MIRA 7:12)
1. Is insituta akusherstva i ginekologil (dir. L.G.Stepanov,
nauchmy rukovoditell Prof. P.A.Beloshapko) Ministerstva zdravo-
okhraneniya SSSR.
(VAGINA, su'rgery,
aneeth.. regional)
(ANISTHESIA. REGIONAL,
in vaginal surg.)

FRINOVSKIY, Vyachslav ~~e~vich
FRINOVSKIY, Vyachslav Sergeyevich (Sci Res Inst of Obstetrics and Gynecology
of the Min of Health USSR)j Academic degree of Doctor of Medical Sciences, based
on his defense, 24 October 1955, in the Council of the 2nd Moscow btate Yed
Inst imeni Stalin) of his dissertation entitled: "Conductor anesthesia (own
methods) in g3mecological operations and its practicai application."
llej-~Ib
For the Academic DeRree of Doctor ofeSciences
Byulleten' Ministerstva Vysshego Obrazovaniya SSSR,, List No. 7,, 31 March 1956
Decision of Higher Certification Commission Concerning Academic Degrees and Titles.
JPRS 512

I
FRINOVSKIY, V.S..; SAVITSKAYA. L.K.
Surgical treatment of vesicovaginal fietulas. Akush. i gin. 32
no.1:46-51 J&-F 156 (NUU 9t6)
1. Iz Nauchno-inaledovatelskogo instituta akusherstva i ginekologii
(dir.L.G. Atepanov) Ministerstva zdmvookhraneaiya SBSR.
(FISTULA, VASICOVAGINAL, surg.)

FRDTOVSKIT, T.S., prof., doktor med.nauk
Modification of panhysterectomy in malignant neoplasms of the
adnexa uteri* Ak-ush, i gin. 34 no-5:99-103 S-0 158 (MIRA 11:10)
10 Iz Nauchno-iseledovatellskogo instituta akusherstva i
ginekologii (dir. dotsent L.G. Stepanov) Hinisterstva zdravoo1hraneniya
RSISRO
(HTSTMEGTOKro
panhysteroctomy moclified technic, in cancer of uterus
& adnexae (Rus)i

FRINOVSKIY,.J-S.,t-pTof*, doktor med.nauk
Diagnosis and surgleal treatment of endometriosio of the uterus
(adenomrosia). Akush.i g1n. 35 no.5t43-46 S-0 159. OURA 13:2)
1. 1z nauchno-insledovatellskogo instituts. akurherstva i ginekologli
(direktor - doteent L*G* S+,epcxuov) Ministorstva, zdravookhraneniya,
RSPSR.
(EMMETRIOSIS)

WitamKiyo V.S. ~ r -- .
I .1.
I Ombined anootheoia in-gpooological operatiow. Akusb.i gin.
36 no.4233-37 JI-Ag 16a. (MIRA 13:12)
(GINITOURINARY MANS-SURGERY) (WCAL ANESTHESIA)

FRINOVSKIY, V.S. (MOSCOW, USSR)
Modifkation der erwieterten Radikaloperation des Col-lumcarcinoms
unter Erhaltung der Gverien bei jungen Frauen.
Report submitted for the 3rd World Congress, Intl Federation on
Gyneology and Obstetrics, Vienna, Austria, 3-9 Sep 1961.

GOWAN, G.Ye., prof.; ZHELEZNOV, B.I., kand. med. nauk; KLENITSKIY,
Ya.S., prof.; LELICHUX, P.Ya., prof.; MARXIMA, V.P., dots.;
NOVIKOVA, L.A.., prof.; PETROVA, Ye.N., prof.; POKROVSKIY,
V.A., prof.; FRINOVSKIY V.S., prof.; PERSIANINOV, L.S.,
prof., otv. ~_ed, red.; LYUDKOVSKAYA, N.I.,
tekhn. red.
[Multivolume manual on obstetrics and gynecology) Mnogo-
tomnoe rukovodstvo po akusherstvu i ginekologii. Moskva,
Medgiz. Vol.5.[Tumo~s of female genitalia) Opukholi zhen-
skikh polovykh organov. 1962. 314 p. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR (for Novikove, Persianinov).
(GENERATIVE ORGANS, FEMALE--TUMORS)

,FRIEOVSKIY, yyacheslav Sergeyevich; 14AZUROVA, V.F., red.; bl;KOVSYAYA,
A -..-
. .. takhn. red.
[Regional anesthesia in gynecological surgery] Regionarnaia
anestezlia pri ginokologicheskikh operatsliakh. Moskva Medgiz
1963. 108 p. WIL4 17:21

FILIPPOV, D.P. , . inzhener (Moskva); YRINS11THYN, _i-_7- -- zhener (Moslcva)
La7ing a 900 mm diameter steel conduit. Stroi.pred.neft.prom. 1 no.6:
21-22 Ag '56. (Potroleum--Pipalines) (MLRA 9.09)

FRIM, T~~q=,; dr.
Preacnt status of the origin of the human voice.
Fulorrgegegyogyaszat. 9 no. 2:84,90 Je 163.
1. Az Orvostovabbkepzo Intozet Ful-, orr-, gogegyogyaozati
Tanszekenek (tanazek-vezet Surjan Laszlo dr. egyeteni tanar)
kozlemanye.
(VOCAL CORDS) (VOICE)

FRINT, Tibor.-dr.
k---
Causes and clinical aspects of functionkl voice disorders,
Fulorrgegegyogyaszat 10 no.2t72-78 .4164
1. An Orvostovabbkepzo Intezet Fu:L-orr-gegegyogyaszati Ten-
szekenek Didapest ( Tanszekvezetot Surjan, Laszlo, drv egya-
temi tanar) kozlemenye.

MURTA, Jindrich, MUDr.
Use of adhesive plaster traction in the treatment of fracture$ of
the arm in children. Cook. pediat. 11 no.5:363-365 May 56.
1. Chirurgicke oddel. krajske detake nemocnice v Brno, prednoata
prim. Dr. V. Mazal.
(AMI, fractures,
in child., adhesive plaster traction (Cz))
(FRACTURES,
arm in child., adhesive plaster traction (Cs))

~ FRI*A. jJDALlah. MUDr.
Personal system in the evaluation of Injuries In children.
Acts, chir. ortbop. traum. cecb. 23 no-3:153-156 June 56.
1. Chir. oddeleni Krajske detsks nemocnice v Brne, Drednoota prim.
Dr. V. Mazal.
(WOUNDS AND INJURIES, in Inf. & child,
evaluation method (Cz))

FRINTA, Jindrich
ActinouVoosis of the cecnm in a 13-year-old girl*.' Gesk. pediat. 12 no.12:
1090-1091 3 Dee 57.
1. Chirurgicke oddeleni Krajske nemocnice v Brne prednonta prim. Vladimir
Mazal.
(AGTINOKTGOGIS, in Inf. & child
cecum, med. & surg. ther. (Cs))
(GBGUK, dis.
aotinoqrcoals In child, med. & surG. ther. (CZ))

EXCEMA MMICA Sec.6 V61.12/5 P&U-sitrics MAY 195 8
1313. RECURRENT FRACTURES IN CHILDHOOD - Refrakturen im Kindesalter -
Frinta J Chir. Abt., Kinderkrankenh. Brno - ZBL.CIIIH. 1957, 82/30
(JIY_-~M9) Tables 2 Illus. 14
Discussion of 63 cases of recurrent fracture seen in children aged 2-15 within 5 yr.
Secondary fractures never occurred in the old, ossified fracture line. Again and
again it was the callus which, still immature after brief immobilization or weaken-
ed by incorrect treatment, collapsed. These recurrent fractures are therefore re-
ferred to as callus fractures. The first group included 24 patients in whom fracture
of the immature*callus was caused by an injury sustained within a few days after
removal of the cast. The 2nd group included 39 cases with an interval of more than
40 days between the first and the 2nd fracture. In this group delayed callus matura-
tion and calcification was discovered. The increased disappearance of calcium and
the absence of calcification were attributed to acidification of the fracture region.
This acidosis from oxygen deficiency involves vasospaams due to reflex irritation.
Alkaline phosphatase activity is impeded and calcification consequently becomes
deficient. Foremost among the therapeutic measures are vascular care and reflex
block by means of antihistamine. (IX, 7)

FRISY Ivan
- ---7 - Riviewed b* Ivan
"Mach,nez; help to tilink" by Miroslav Valach. J.
Pris. Aplikace Tnat 8 no.3:224 163.

FW.. Martin
OSolved t;wks from~'.mathematicoj, arithmetics and algebra" by K. Hrusa
and J. Sedlaosk. Reiiewed b7 Martin Fria. Aplikace mat 7 no.4:329~-
330 162.

U:~W.
FRIS, P.
Light polarization conditions as refl,~ctnd in cornplrjz nirribers.
Coll Cz Chem 30 no.5:1366-1372 My 165.
1. Institut fur makromolekulare Chemie, Tschechoslowakische
Akademie der Wissenschaften, Prague. Submitt,ed May 28, 1964.

FRIS, T.
Yugoslavia (430)
Technology - Periodicals
Aluminum oxide in aluminum and aluminum alloys
and its determination. p. 260. TEHNICKI PMLED.
(Croatia. Uprava za unapredenje proizvodnje pri
privednom savjetu) Zagreb. (Bimonthly technical
journal issued by the Production Improvement Admin-
istration of the Economic Council) No. 5, 1951.
F
41t Ewopean Accagglogg klAlp Library of Congress
Vol. 2, No. 6, June 1953. Unclassified

I LT
,-Lavestigatian o( the distribution of some Important im.
purities in (echnIW klufulnum, A. .1,1 "lli u,~ftn-
all
I elks" Mb), I'viebar. low. Wc "widr (Spmki
lisue Inst. #1gWhtStrl't;v6) Oct. IOS2, 24-32.-The cictection
of k)ml clumill 4 nictalfic mul nonmetallic itnpurifiC2 and
9tifts lu Al ewsthigs und strips by nuLcrographicc. radlo.
graphic. ami witiltnicrunullogruphic tnethuds is de"bed
und nitutcrous illubtrutious arv pre%ciacti. N. P-1

FRIS, Zdenek
Electronic voltage stabilizer, Sdel tech 11 no. 12:
466-467 D 163i

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AcassioN NR: AP5025945 CZ/0039/65/026/005/0273/0278
AUTHORs Pospisil, JiA, (Engineer)l Fris. Zdanek (Engineer)
TITLEt Measurement of the response of thermionio tubes in the positive grid,' ;,f
voltage region
SOURCE: SlaboproWy obsor, v. 26, no, 5, 1965, 273-278
TOPIC TAGSs tharmionic tube, electron tube grid. electronic measurement
[Authorsi Itussian and English summaries, modified7i
ABSRACTt
We- awti6le treats the problems and basic principles of measur-':,
ing the response of thermlonic tubes in the region of positive
[
grid voltage. The method of do,pulses is d93cribed in detail
the conditions on,the plate and control grid of the tube to,
and
1 be measured are analy~sedsj- 'oil`g~j'a-A. hast t5 figures, 15 formulas wA
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PgM-GAC-73A, T.: HAM . T.
Colorimetric determination of vanadium in bauxite and red mud, p. 130.
TEHNICKI PREGMD. (Centar za nauenu dokumentaciju i produktivnost NR
Hrvatska) Zagreb. V01. 7, No. 4, 1955.
SOURCE: East European Accessions List, (EEAL) Library of Congress,
Vol. 5, No. a. Aug. 1956.

FRIS-CACESAl TeaO inge; KQPZLICj Olgap ing,
Control and regeneration of baths for the phosphate treatment
of aluminum and aluminum al-loys. Kom ind 10 no.8:205-209 Ag 161.
1. Inatitut rA lake motale, Zagreb.

I --- I. - -- - -- ---
FRI3-OACESA, T.; BAH-C07', H.
Volumentric determination of lead in aluminum and aluminum alloys. p. 1)2.
TEHNICKI PRMLED. (Centar za naucnu dokumentackju i produktivnost
NR Hrvatake) Zagreb. Vol. 7. No. 4. 1955.
SOURCE: East European Accessi,)ns List, (E-TAL) Library of Congress.
3bl. 5. No. 8. Aug. 1956.

FRIS-GACESA, Tea,,'', ing.; KOREIJC, Olga, ing.
'!-ntrol and regeneration of baths for the phosphate treat-t. of
aluminim and alumintun alloys. Kem ind 10 no. 8:205-209 Augttst 61.
1. Institut za lake metale, Zagreb.

FRISCHt O.R., prof. (Cambridge); ZAMORI, Zoltan [translator]
I I
A new source of energy? Fiz szemle 7 no.2/3:73-74 ApTe f57.
1. Harvelli Atomkutato Kozpont (for Frisch).

FIRISCHO S.
"Application of windmills in hydraulic engineering." P 151
(Gos22brka Wodnas Vol 13 No 4 Apr 53 Warszawa)
SO# Monthly JAsLd Lwt Suro an AgggssigDaj Vol X1 No 9 Library of Congress Sept 53 Uncl

FRISMAIIII, Gabor
-----------
Earthing and safety problems Of wire telecomitunication
engineering establishments. Ifix techn 11 no.4-.V.1-128
Ag 160.
1. Itagar Posta.

FRIS'CHRANII, Gabor
Nomogram for the conversion of noise power into noise
voltage and signal/ncine ratio. Hir techn 1.1, rc.4:11,9-150
Ag 163.
1. Magyar Posta.

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A. Vr:H ji,,i~~i

YRISCIC, Vinko, Dr.
Infectious food poisoning caused
Yjas. 77 an.1-2:113-122 Jan-Feb.
(SaMNK-T-A INFACTIONS.
food pois., In Croatia
(1PDOD POISONING, atiol. &
Salmonella. In Croatia
by Salmonella bacteria. Lijec.
155.
(Ser))
pathogen.
(Ser))
0.

~-U-GOGLAVIA 7
(I;igijcnski 2,
p;jZSCIC, Dr Viril-o, EYG-iene Institute avod),
jelovar.
"An Outorcal. of Cirtlmonellosis typhl muriurn Gril;inatirk; in
the i-:e,!t cf a 3icl: Calf - 11
zn,creb T-,i,,(-cric1,i V-~,r Vol A0 4.) 1,-Vril lQu3) F;
6L,r~~ract: /Tutliorlz Lnrlish, sur-miary modifie,~7 The second
outl)-rc,nK o" selijorellosis typhi i:-.uriLan to be recorded in
the Bjclov.~r reLrion occurred in July 1955 and was traced
to thc T-..eat of a calf whicli had nrob,-.bly been infected in
ite lifetime. fine families with a total of 3~) inaivid-
uals were exros~d, but only 1~, persons fell ill. The way
in which the meat was rrepared was appzrently a factor;
those affected had eaten the veal stewed with rpeas and
rice. Salmonella infections have become a serious public-
health *problem in Yugoslavia in recent years. Wo t"les)
14 Western and Yugoslav references.
16
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Vinternitts, P-Winternitz
# P.; 3,-.,orodinakiy, Ya. A---~;rnorodina;-
U,;I,-rzh, m-Uhlir, &MI.; Frish, I.-Fria, 1.
ORO: Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (Oblyedinennyy institut yadernykh
~ssledovaniv)
Sy--,zetry groups in classical and quantum mechanics
SGbRCE: Yadernaya fizika, v* 4. no- 3) 1966j 625-635
TOPIC TAGS.- qu'ln'-um m8chanics, quantum theory
PACT: All potentials having a dynamic symmetry group in a two-dimensional world
are found. Classical and quantum motion in these Potentials are investigated and it
is sho,.-n that in all cases the 5Y=,etry group is SU(2). The previously ~mown
PO'erlt-*als with higher symmetry (Coulomb Potential) harmonic Oscillator) are obtain;~
as special cases. The authors thank V. Mandrosov for his research of the motion
in these potentials.
Orig. art. has: 45 formula's. IJPRS: 38,7641
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FRISH, M.A.; SMIRNOVA, A.S.; DORZIIIYEVA, M.N.
Iffect of vacuum pressing on the properties of graphite electrodes.
TSvet. met. 36 no.904-58 S 163. (MIRA 16tlO)

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AUTHOR: Frish M Smirnova, AGS.; Dprzhiyev, M. N.
TITLE: Examination of homogenaity in graphite electrodes using a radioactive sul-
:SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, v,. 38, no. 3, 196S, 537-S45
.TOP-IC TAGS: graphite electrode, tracei, technique, sulfur, radioactive isotope
ABSTRACT: Radioactive isotope $35 was used in a study of optimizing the process
~of production of..graphite electrodes. Use-of S35 makesit possible to.follow-
changes in the binder and -other components of mold composition duringthe press--
ing and roasting operations. Pressing- of graphite electrode molds on a ?iercing
hydraulic press gives compact massive blocks. Such operation is most advantageous
economically. However, it would be desirable to remove the scraps from -the die
after each charge. This requirement should be taken into account when c,3nsider-
ing modernization of the pressing operation. The piercing presses give molds with
improved binder concentration within the 2-irm outer layer. Calcining in-bothopen
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Fluslif M.A.; SMIRNOVAO A.S.; DORZHIYET) M.N.
Study of the uniformity of graphitized electrodes using a
radioactive sulfur isotope. Zhur. prikl. khim. 38 no.3s
537-545 Mr 165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Submitted January 5, 1963.

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A054/A126
AUTHORSt Dekhanov, N. M., Volkov, V. F., Edgineers, Kravchenko, V. A.,
Candidate of Technical Engineer
TITLE: Putting Into operation a large-cap~oity,covered ferro-alloy smelter
PERIODICAL: Stal', no. 1, 1963, 41 - 44
TEXT: The first covered smelters for prodUcing manganese silicate grades
CHmH 0, CHM-H 17/sirrnl4 and Simn 17) were1put Into operation in the Soviet
Union in 1962. First a conventionaliron-smeltdr of 10,000 kw capacity was con-
verted for this purpose. Its crown was made oi slanting refractory concrete seg-
ments (250 mm thick, 50 tonsin weight), clamp4d Into a 600 x 300 mm annular rein- j
forced concrete frame. The concre e used (graoe"150")had a refractory ca acity of
1,0000C and consisted oE 330 kg/ml liquid gla's (density: 1.38), 4o k&/5 sodium
fluo-silicate, 577 kg/m-1 chamotte (in the forin of finely crushed additive, 50%
of which passes through a screen with 4,200 mesh/=2), 770 kg/m3 small-grained
filling material (with a graln size up to 5 mm, 15 - 20% minus 0.14 mm), 600
kg/M3 large-grained filling material (20 - 5 mm fraction). The moisture content
of the sodium fluo-silicate and of the small-grained additive should not exceed
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Putting Into operation a large-capacity... A054/A126
1.5 weight % prior to concretin'.'These components must'be very acourately pro-
portioned (+ 2%). Several types of feeding chutes were tested made OfCT O(St.0)
and 1 X 18 H*9T (lKhl8N9T) grade or cast of 314-283 (EI-283) steel, finally of
grade"150" concrete with a refiact~ry capacity of 1,300 0C, containing ~50 kg/m-)
liquid glass (density; 1.38), 24 W~3 sod lur4'flourosil i cate, 500 kg/m3 finely
crushed magnesite powder and 7bO kglm3 chamotte gravel (10 - 20 mm). The service
life of these chutes was about '35days. At present the chutes are reinforced by
stainless steel, 2 mm in diameter. The furnace charging is cohtinuous and fully
automatic and takes place by means of bunkers, JIRA-12 (LDA-12) type weight-
proportioning devices, including an electromagnetic vibrator and weighing belts..
The charging mechanism can be set for any required capacity by regulating the
vibrator. Removal and cleaning of the exhaust gases is carried out by a two-stage
process, involving a pipe-system and scrubbers. According to NIIOGAZ calculations,
the amount of gas in the secQnd stage of cleaning (at a furnace-capacity of
7,600 kw) is 1970 standard mJ/hour and contains 18.05% 00 2~ 6o - 72.7% CO and
0.0 - 2.29% 0 . The dust contint of the removed gas after he first cleaning 3
stage Is 5 - T6 Sr/standard m , which decreases to 0.1 0.0238 gr/standard m
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Tne undisturbed operation of the electrodes is ensured by making their Vully
welded coating of 2 mmIAhick iron. The diameter of the electrodes is 830 mm, their
current density 7 a/cm2. The change from the conventional to the new technology
adapted for the converted furnaces must take place with gr&at care. Thecharge must
be fed In small batcheslaround the electrodes, the level of the charge must be
600 - 700 mm for 8 hours, the furnace capacity must be kept low, but there should
be a maximum load on the,electrodes, i.e. they must penetrate deeply, almost as
far as the bottom. For this purpose, after the fUrnace is put into operation, the
amount of small coke in the first two charges must be 20 - 30% lower than pre-
e=ibed. Improper furnace operation can be observed Immediately from the drop In
CC) concentration and increase in the H content of the gases, indicating water
leakage from the cooling system, the cktical H-content being 12%. If the pressure
under the crown exceeds 8 - 10 mm witer column,the reserve gas-system starts
operating while the other one is being cleaned. There are 3 figures.

SAPKOJ A.Lj kand.tekhn.nauk; DOBROV, V.P... kand.tekhn.nauk; DEMIYANETS, L.A.,
inzh.; DEKHANOV., N.M., inzh.; VOLKOV, V.P.,, inzh.; KRAVCHENKOj, V.A..,
inzh.; BOY7SOV., L.I.J. inzh.; SEMENGVICH, B.V.,, inzh.; FRISH, M.I.,
inzh.
Investigating power regulators with electromechanical and
electrohydrau.Ilc drives on ferroalloy refining furnaces. Stall
2-2 no-4:321-321+ AP 162. WRA 15:5)
(Electric furnaces)

SODI#OKHDVA, Te.D.; MSH. H.S.
I 1.--A--A..1.6".j"-,
Uminosit.r of the cropuscular sky In the region of 1 micron. Dokl.
AN SSSR 105 ne.6:1218-1220 D 155. (MLRA 9:4)
Lffauchno-issledevatel'skir fisichaskiy institut Leningradskego
gesudarstvannege universiteta imeni A.A.Zhdaneva.
(Sky, Color of) (Sunset phenomena)

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B125/B104
AUTHORS: Startnev, 0. P., and Prish, M. S.
TITLE: Measurement of the arc temperature between iron electrodes
from self-reversed linesJ'
PERIODICAL; Akademiya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fizicheskaya,
v. 26, no. 7, 1962, 927-929
TE.V2: The temperature of a d-c arc was determined by measuring the
intensity of the self-absorbed spectral lines. According to H. Bartels
(Z. Phys., 127, 243 (1950)), the intensity of the self-reversal maxima
can be calculated from the intensity of a black body by taking into
account the inhomogeneity of the are. Under these conditions the maximum
temperature at the arc axis is given by
Y,. (p) - 0,736 + 0,264 p2,
M2
Y1 + 2Af!.
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Yeacurement of the arc temperature ...
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1 + ~T_. In [MYn (p))
hV
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B125/B104
LIT
holds for lines whose lower terms are considerably higher-
rr I V
than the ground state. v i,k are the excitation potentials of the upper
and lower levels. If the broadening of the lines is cau3ed by electrons,
then T,
M is slightly smaller than when calculated according to (2); The
ntencities of the self-reversal maxima were determined from 8 (later from 4)
lines of the iron opectrum by means of a spectrograph with plane grating.
All lines studied are asymmetrical, (obviously because of the asymmetrical
light t-ource), with the maximum on the long-wave side. The width of thb
entrance slit was taken into* account by a correction of 100-1200K. The
errors of 20-25~o in the determination of the absolute intensities give
rise to an error of 5 to 6~o in the temperature of the central part of a
d-c arc: T m - (4560 + 200)OK at U - 350 v and I - 2.2 a, and
c.1 .
In (5070 � '200)OK at U'- 110 v and. I a 5 a. Those values show that the
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S/048/62/026/007/021/030
Yeasurement of the arc temperature ... B125/BI04
present nethod can be applied to arc-type light sources. There are
1 fiCure and 2 tables.
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ACCESSION NRs AP403~47'0 0/0051/64/016/005/0724/0728
Frishp 9.9*; Startsev, G.P.
TITLE: Rasults of mom studies of the spectroscopic characteristics of a plasnatmn
SQURCEI Optika I spektrookeplyal vol6l no.5j 1964t 724-728
TOPIC TAGS: plasmatron, plasma source, light source, spectroscopy source, plasma
temperature, plasma jet, irgon
ABSTRACT: Although plasma jet (or stream) generators are now fairly extensively
used as sources in analytic and scientific spectroscopy, not enough Is known regard-
ing their spectral characteristics. The purposes of the present work were to inves-
tigate tho processes of entry of the anode and cathode material Into the discharge,
to determine the jet temperature and to elucidate the character of the discharge
from the nozzle. The experiments were carried out using a slightly modified version
of a plasmatron of the type described by M.Margoshes and B.F.Scribner (Spectrochem.
Acta.,14,138,1959) and V.D.Artaxonov, B.I.Granovskiy,and P.A.Koka (Trudy* KazIMS,
No.2,1960). The design provided for interchange of the nozzles (the nozzle serves as
the cathode). The cooling gas, introduced tangentially to the chamber walls, was a#,-
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ACCESSION WR: AP4035470
gon, containing les.s-than 0.21 impurities. The measurements were carried out for
current strengths from 15 to 30 amperes and gas flow rates from 360 to 1600 liters
per hour, i.e., in the range of common operating conditions. The electrodes were of
copper, carbon or iron. The spectrograms were photographed (and subsequently scanned
with a microphotometer) by means of a spectrograph with a plane 600 lines/mm grat
and a focal length of 4 meters (reciprocal dispersion about 401 Rlmm). In addition
to spectrograms, there were obtained time-resolved oscillograms (output of a photom
multiplier) of the radiation from the plasma jet. Analysis of the spectrograms in-
dicated that there are present in the jet spectrum the lines of argon and the ca-
thode material, but no lines of the anode material. The values of the excitation
temperature (determined with reference to the intensities of Fe I lines) are of the
order of 50000K; the temperature values deduced for the constricted jet from the 2
mm diameter nozzle lie in the range from 11 400 to 14 3000K. 7be electron and argon.
atom and ion concentrations are*evaluated on the basis of the temperature. It is
concluded that a plasma jet generator of the given type Is a good source of high
temperature argon plasma, which is discharged from the nozzle in a stata close to
thermodynamic equilibriums "In conclusion, the authors express their gratitude to
Yo.D.Mishchenko for making available the photoelectric equipment." Orig.art.hast
6 formulaso 4 figures and 2 tables.
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ASSOCiATION.- none
SUMMED: 2Wul63 DATS ACQ: 22May64
SUB CODEt. NZ, OP MR RM BOV1008
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Fri3h) .

-ACC NR'- AP70-0.41-38 SOURCE CODE: UR/0051/67/022/001/0019/0023
AUTHOR: Frish, M. S.
ORG: none
TITLE: Using a plasma jet generator to determine line transition probabilities in
the argon spectrum
SOURCE: Optika i spektroskopiya, v. 22, no. 1, 1967, 19-23
TOPIC TAGS: plasma jet, argon, -pl=vvw, plasma generator, spectrum,
ABSTRACT: Absolute probabilities of line transition in the arc spectrum of argon
were determined for the 450-390-nm region, using a plasma jet as the source of
excitation. The decrease in ionization potential was then determined within the
10, 000-15, OOOK temperature range. The results obtained were then compared
with those obtained by other authors. Orig. art. has: I figure and 4 tables.
[Author's abstract) [SPI
SUB CODE: 20/SUBM DATE- 19Aug65/ORIG REF: 001/OTH REF: 011/
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ElemeRtary particles of matter. FIz.v shkole 7 no-1:3-13 147.
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flum of Ions rind of neutral atoms of awn as a"
of the strengtb of the discharge current wA thel
presSUM of the gas. Lines which am due to ions are muclit
wider than sue lines due to neutral atoms. Llnesofloosarq",
wider when viewed across the capillary than when viewed'!
Riont the capillary. Using the huff-widths of the liness F.'4
and . cdcd. the Ionic temps.. and compared these with *6
temp. of the at.g. Duitno observations along the caplik' k.,
tary, the'coam the Ionic temp. as a function of the P"&-.1
sure Is analogous to that already previously established for,!
the excited lines of Ions. The results obr-;n am- I-nte-r-*'
preted from'the point of view of tran;ie -twt of Iwo
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UM/Owniag Aug 48,
Spectrum Analysis
Furnaces
*Xteitation Mechanisms of Spectrum Lines in a Righ-
Teswerature Vacuum rMMAO'., - S. E. IP-Ish, -n. P.
I T;.
-:ZZ Peniin, A. M. Shukhtin, Phys That ningreA state
'us 3 pp
"Zhur Nksper i Teoret FIz" Vol XVIIII, NO 8
Shows by spectrum line conrersion method, that in a
high-temperature vacuum furnaceP atoms are equally
Ustributed on excitation level. 7~mperature corros..
sPonds to distribution vithIn limits of measuring
error and coincides vIth temperature of furnace valI.
=1*, 9/49T92
U /Physics (Contd) Aug 48
Dotermined, from this, temperature ChAraCteristION
of spectrum line excitation in a vacw= furnace.
9/49T92