SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GARNUSZEWSKI, R. - GARRILESCU, CH.

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GARNTJSZEWSKIjR.; TURCMCWSKIR.
Tuberculosis in dogs in Szczecin. Gruzlica 31 no.6t727-730
A 263.
1. Klinika Ftirjatryczna PAM, Szczecin.
4-

GARNUSEZEUSKI Z. Z.
CZEZUESKA Z. and GARETSZEWSKI Z. 2. Kliniki Chorob Zakaznych i z Kinik:L Gruzlicy
Pluc. Glod(r,;y odczyn tuberku-Unowy u swinek morskich zaszczepioych B.C.G. The
tuberculin test in starved guinea-pigs inoculated with BGG. Polski Tygodni1k Lekarskiv
Warsaw 19h9p L139 (1152-1156)
Guinea-pigs in a state of starvation or with chronic rratritional'deficiency were
inoculated with 10 mg. BCG and then observed. It was foland that in the early
period, hunger can accelerate the appearance of tuberculous allerFy, caused by
a BCG injection, so that the pre-allergic period may te shortened to Ulo days.
Acute starvation can increase the intensity of the tuberculin reaction, but only
in animals not in a state of great exhaustion. In the latter, the reaction did not
appear at all. The appearance of the early tuberculin reaction in starvation was
not dependent upon the state of acidosis but seemed to be connected with the
development of ketone bodies., especially. with the development of aceto-acetic
acid in the tissues. The reaction had a specific character, depending on the
presence of a sufficient quantity of living BGG bacilli in the guinea-pig. The
early starvation tuberculin reaction did not appear after an inoculation with
virulent tubercle bacilli. The reaction was modifiedy in a way siimi1@,r to other
tuberculin reactions after infection by a virulent tuberculous strain, b,,r the
variable individual reactivity of the skin.
Czezowska - Wroclaw (TV, 15)
SO: Medical Microbiology and Hygiene,, Section IV, Vol 31 No 1-6

GARMJSZrkWSKI, Z.
Studies on experimental pleural shock in rabbits. Gruzlica,
Warszawa 18 no-1:72-M Jan-Mar 1950. (CIML 20:1)
Is Of ths. Physiological Clinic in Wroclaw (Head-leslaw
Wegrzynwaki, N. D.) and of the Institute of Physiology of the
UniTersity and Polyclinic In Wroclaw (Head-Prof.
Andrzej Klisiecki. M. D.

Gm-USZE,dSKI. Z.
Results of mass allergometric screening of college students In Wrocav.
Gruzlica, Warszawa 18 no,2:263-269 Apr-june 195o. (CIAL 20--7)
1. Of the Physiological Clinie in Wroclaw (Director-Ijealaw Wogrzy-
nowski. M.D.).

RZUGIDW, L.;RU=I, S.;GAR1RNZ3=I, Z.;SOBOLLVSKA, M.
Behavior of Dhosphatides in Mycobacterium tuberculosis in reaction with
sera of tuberculous patients. Med. doew. mUccrob. 5 no.2:223-230 1953.
(CIML Z5:1)
1, Of the Institute of Dermatology and Venereology. in Warsaw and of the
First Dermatological Glinic of Warsaw Medical Academy.

GARNUSZZMI, ZbIgniev (Warszawa. ul. Flocka 26, Instytut Gruslic.,r)
Clavicular percussion In determination of physical state of the
upper pulmonary part. Polski-tygod. lek. 9 no.14:429-432 5 Apr 54-
1. Z Sanatorium d1m Mlodziezy v Dziakanowie leanym; dyr. dr J.Lutz.
(MCUSSION,
of clavicular region In determ. of ptWs. cond. of
upper puln. part)
(rMNGS,
exam. of ivper lunge by percuseton of clavicular region)

GAIRIMSZEEVSKI, Migniew; LISME"Mq Jerzy
Bronchilithlasise Gruzliras 25 no.10:825-829 Oct 57.
1. Z Kliniki Ftyzjatrycznej Pomorskiej Akademil Medycznej w Szozecinie.
Kierownik: doc. Z. Garnuszewski orax z Oddzinlu Ma Wojewodzkiego Szpita3,a
Zakaznego w Szczecinie. Ordynator: A. Ba1c.
CBRONCHI, calculi
case reports (Pol))

GATOTUS7,EWSKI, ZbIgniew
Renaticodianhragimtic interposition of the colon In Datients with
pulmonary tuberculosis. Gurzlica 25 no.11:885-890 Nov 57.
1. Z Kliniki, Ptyzjatrycznej Pomorskiej A. M. w Szczecinie. Kierownik:
doc. Z. Garnuszewski.
(COWN
henaticodiaph-ragmatic interposition in pulm. tuberc. (Pol))
(,-MJBBRGTJICSIS. PUI2401TARY, compl.
hepaticodiaphragmatic interposition of colon (Pol))

NUSZB7WSrI, Zblg@niew (Szczecin, Mazurska 45& m. 6.)
Present me' of registering results Of D-ercussion & auscultation.
Polski tygod. lek. 13 no-99301-304 3 Mar 58.
1. (Z Kliniki FtyxJatryczneJ P.A.M. w Szosecinie; kieroimik: doc.
dr med. Z. Garnuszewski)
(AUSr-sUpLeTANtraff phonographic technic using oscilloscope (Pol))

GARNUSZEW@@,_@bi&a aw
Value of pbytotherapy in tha pulmonexy tuberculouis clinic. Polski
tygod. lek. 13 no.43:1683-1683 27 Oct 58.
1. Z Kliniki Ftyzjatryoznaj P.S.M. w Suozecinic; Kierotmik. doc. dr
Z. Garnuszewski.
(TUMGUIA)6 IS, PUMONART, ther.
phytothar., valua (Pol))
WANTS
phytothar. in pulm. tuberc., valua (Pol))

GARNUMEWSKI, Zbigniew (Szczecin, ul. Mazurska 45 A m. 6.
@ - .' --i-
Value of -ohytotherapy in pulmonary tuberculosis. Folski tygod.
lek. 14 no.9:401-413 2 mar 59.
1. Z Yliniki Ptyzjatrycznej P.A.ML w Szczecinie; kierovuik: doe. dr
Z. Garnuszewski.
(TUB]IRCUIDSIS, PUIXONA.Tff. ther.
phytother. (Pol))
(PIANTS, ther. use
pulm. tuberc. (Pol))

GARIRJSZEWSKI, Zbigniew
@-, - , , - 1 1 , - -.- . @. 1'.. , @ @-. 1
On the value of criteria of compensation states in tuberculosis.
Polski tygod. lek. 14 no-38:1724-1729 21 Sept 59.
1. (Z Kiiniki Ptyzjntrycznnj P. A. H. it Szczeninie, klerovnik: doe.
Z. Gnrnuszovaki).
(--,U--EMGULOSIS, PULMOIJART)

G&RNUSZEWSKI. Zbigniew (Szczecin, ul. Hazuroka 45a m. 6.)
Intracutaneow trypaa blue tests in pulmonary tuberculosis. Gruslica
27 no.2:137-145 Feb 59.
1. Z Kliniki Ptyzjatrycznej Pomorskiej A.M. w Szczecinie Kierownik:
doc. Z. Gernuszewski.
(TUBERGUICSIS, PUIM01afty, immunol.
trypan blue skin tests as immunol. index (Pol))

GARINUSZEMI, Zbigniew; NACHTMAN, Barbara
- - - - - - I, . @ -1 -1.... @
Cadmium test as a method of verification of compensatory otntes
in patients with pulmonary tuberculosis. Gruzlica 27 no-5:397-404
MY 159.
1. Z Kliniki Ftyzjatryezuej Pomorskiej A.M. v Szezecinle. Kisrow-
nik: doc.dr Z. GVnuszewski.
(TUBMICULOSIS PULMONARY Physiol.)
(LIVER FUNCTION TESTS)

GARNUSZEWSKI, Zbigniew
Significance of physical examination in limited changes in the
upper lobes. Gruslica 27 no-5:405-408 My '59-
1. Z Kliniki Ftyzjatrucsnej Pomorskioj A.M. w Szczecinis. Kierownik:
doc.dr Z. Garnue2ewski.
(TUBEWULCSIS FULMOURY diag.)

GARNUSZEWSKI, Zbigniew; PARAFINIUK, Wladyslas; PRZEWORSKA, Da4gna
The course of infection with M-rbeletant and catalase-deprived
bacilli in undernourished guinea pigs. Gruzlica 27 no-7:659-662
J1 t59o
1. Z Kliniki lPtysjatrye-auej P.A.M. Kierownikt doe.dr Z. Garnu-
szewski. Z Zakladu Anatomii Patologioznej P.A.M. Kierownik: prof.
dr K. Stojalowski. 2 7alclAdu Mikrobiologii P.A.M. Kierownik: doe.
dr W. Murcsynska.
fTMWULOSIS exper.)
(CATALASE)
(DEFICIENCY DISEASES exper.)

GARNUSZXWSKI. Zbigniew; XACHTKLH. Barbara
Ierge lymphocytes in peripheral blood as a functional index in
pulmonary tuberculcmis. Gruzlica 27 no.10: 1019-1022 0 159.
1. Z Kliniki, ]Ftyz;atx7czneJ P.A.M. w Szczecinle. Kierownik: doe.
dr. Z. Ga rnu szew4i.
(TUBIRCUUXIS PUINOURY blood)
(LUMOGYM)

GARUUSZEWSKI, Zbigniew; PARALFIHIUK, Wladyslaw; PRZEWORSKA, Dagna
The course of infection with hydrazine-resistant bacilli in under-
nourished guinea pigs previously-vacciam6ed with BCG. Pat. Pol. 12
no.5:373-387 161.
1. Z Kliniki Ftyzjatr.Tcznej Pemorskiej Akademii Med@ircznej v Szczecinie
Kierownik: doc. dr Z. Gamussevski Z Zakladu Anatomli Patologicznej
Pomerskiej Akad6mii Modyoznej ir SwAscinie Kierownik; prof. dr K.
Stojalowolci Z Zakladu Mikrobiologil Pomorskiej Akademii 1-tedycznej w
Szczeeinle Kierownik; dec. dr W. Mirezynska.
(BCG VAG'dINATIQ4 exper) (NUTRITION DISORDFM exper)

GARNMMKIJI Zbigniew; FMOWICZ, Birt:Lta,- KISIERLEWICZ, Jazisf (Szezec:Ln)
.. Effect of adreno-pituitary hormones on tuberculin allergy. GruzUea,
-,29 no.1:66--68 Ta 161.
(CORTICOTROPINE pbarmacol)
(ADRENAL CORTEX HORMONES pharmaeol)
(TUBERCULIN REACTION pharmool)

GARNUSZ=Kr Zbi !j@SIKLWIGZ,- Jazef (Szczecin)
Meet of cortisone on the course of "rimental tuberea4us infec-
tion. Gruzlica 29-no.102-73 -Ta 161.
(TUBMtCULOSIS "r) (CORTISONE pharmaeol)

GARNUSZEWSKI, Zbigniew
Irmerv tion. of the lung and pleura. Gruzlica 30 no-4:331-340 162.
1. Z Kliniki Ftizjatrycznej PAM w Szczecinie Kierownik: prof. dr med.
Z. Garnuezewaki.
(LUNGS innervation) (PLWRA innervation)

WRMSZWKI, Zbigniew; SZMYGIN, -Toanna
Intradermal trypan blue test as a criterion in the evaluation
of the stabilization of tuberculosis. Gruzlica 30 no.10:927-
932 162.
1. Z Kliniki Ftizjatrycznej PAM w Szczecinie Kierounik: prot.
dr mad. Z. Garnusze"ki.
(TUBERCULOSIS, PULMONARY) (TRYPAN BLUE)
(SKIN TESTS) (PROGNOSIS)

GARNUSZEMKI, Zbigniew
Chlorpromazine in pantocaine poisoning. Gruzlica 30 no.12:1091-1094
,62.
1. Z Kliniki Ftlzjatryoznoj PAM w Szczoeinio Kierowniki prof. dr mod.
Z. Garnuszowski.
(CHLORPROMAZINE) (TETRAGAINF.)

GARNUSZEWSKI, Zbigniewj MAZUR, Mieczyslaw
Effect of streptomycin, para-aminot3alicylic acid and isonico-
tinic acid hydrazide on the absorption of glucose by the iso-
lated small intestine of the rat. Gruzlica 31 no.6t635-637
Jet63.
1. Klinika Ftizjatryczna i Zaklad Farmakologii AM.. Szczecin.

GAMI,USMIPvT, Zbigniew; DOERZYIqSKI, Waldemar
'ilie problem of anti-social patients in antituberculosis insti-
tutions. Gruzlica 31 no.6:691-694 J`e'63
A guide for alcoholism control in Imlmonary tuberculosis wards
in hospitals. Ibid:694-.696
1. Klinika Ftiajat-ryczna PAN, Szczecin.

HORNUNG, Stanislaw; POLONCZYK, Mieczyslaw; DELOFF, Laonai-d; DERUBSKA,
Barbara; GARIJUSZEWSKI, Zbigniew; JAROO"ZI-MICZ, Wiwa; JAWORSKI,
Jan; IMAKOW9 @F, Tie-1-e-n-a-;-7ArMKT, Edwin; PECAK , Idladyslaw;
PREGOWSKI, Wladyslaw; SOSNOWSKI, Waclaw; IIESTFAL, Irena;
ZIERSKI , IMarian
Primary resistance to basic antitubE!rc-alar drugs in pulmonary
tuberculosis patients observed in Poland during the period of
1961-1962. Gruzlica 32 no.8:629-636 Ag 164.

GARUJ -'71-'WS.V
,I , Zbip-@nilew; R,)D'RZYNSK:, 1-i'aldema.-
"I derD
- -coniosis co-Existing with Silir -jr-onp @zhipyarrl
welders. Gruzlica 32 rio.F-,OE37-691. Ig,64.
Silicosis amon- line', -,jrrkers emulovad in Crair elevators.
ibid.:703-705
1. Z Kliniki Ftizja'ryczna,i Pomrr-kilej Akudemli lVed7c.-nij w
S:,czecinie (Kierownik". p-of. dr. V. Garzius-,cwsk;, @ .

Disser-taticr: ---f-fect of the "eltinc- ':ethod cn the !-,opertieo of 7ransformer
@;t@-@E-jj. 1' Ca ri: ech Qci, Inst of 0 C C. r L v TVy
;,Pz
-hurm, 1--aiLdl-al "Oscow., 54
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1954

GARra'K, G.A., A.M.,
it
"Carbon Influencc on Some Properties of Transformer Steel ,
lecture given at the Fourth Conference on Steelmaking, A.A. Baikov Institute of
Metallurgy, Moscow, July 1-6, 1957

BAHARIN,,Aleksandr Mikhaylovich; POLYAKOV, Aleksandr Yullyevich; NOVIK,
Iav Moiseyevich- GARHYX GalIza...Aatqapvna; ROZENTSYRYG. To.-D.,
-' Or 0 .0
redaktor izdateifi--@v., @`-:: khnicheskiy redaktor
[use of vaccum in, steel smelting] Primeneale vskuume v stale-
plavilinykh protsessakh. Pod red. A.M.Samariam. Moskva. Gos.
nauchno-tekhnAzd-vo lit-ry po charnol i tsvetnoi metallurgii.
1957. 101 P. (MLRA 10:7)
1. Chlon-korrespondant Akademii nauk SSSR (for Samerin)
(Smelting)
boll

(@" "@' 137-58-3-ov.,
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 3, p 224 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Garnyk, G.A.
TITLE: Composition and Properties of Vacuum-melted Transformer Steel
(Sostav i svoystva transformatornoy stali, vyplaviennoy v
vakuume ) @
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Primeneniye vakuuma v staleplav. protsessakh, Moscow,
Metallurgizdat, 1957, pp 81-102
ABSTRACT: Investigations were performed in order to evaluate the effect of
melting procedures on the properties of transformer steel (TS).
Properties of steel smelted under laboratory conditions in standard
induction furnaces (SF) were compared with properties of steel
smelted in vacuum-type induction furnaces (VF). It is established
that, compared with TS which had been smelted in SFs, the TS
-prepared in VF's exhibit the following characteristics: a) 15 to
20 percent lower wattage losses; b) magnetic permeability, par-
ticularlV initially, is twice and, in the case of some melts, eight
times as great; c) Hc is 60 percent lower; d) the value of the
induction is greater in areas of weak fields; and e) the re-
Card 1/2 magnetization losses are 50-67 percent lower. Steel melted in a

137-58-3-6017
Composition and Properties of Vacuum-melted Transformer Steel
VF contains one tenth as much 0 as a steel which had been melted in an SF.
Inclusions found in steel which had been melted in a VF are in the form of
large globules which float up readily to the surface of the metal. The C in
such steels has the form of graphite, rather than of carbide. Tests performed
on industrial TS (melts of 150 kg) have demonstrated that differences in the
properties of steels melted in SFs and VFs are even greater in that case
than in the case of laboratory melts.
V.L.
Card 2/2

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 2, p 265 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Garnyk, G.A., Samarin, A.M.
TITLE: The Effect of Certain Admixtures on the Properties of Trans-
former Steel (Vliyaniye nekotorykh primesey na svoystva trans-
formatornoy stali)
PERIODICAL: V sb.. Fiz.-khim. osnovy proiz-va stali Moscow, AN SSSR,
1957, pp 560-569. Diskus. pp 650-655
ABSTRACT: A study was made of two groups of heats of a transformer
steel smelted in a high-frequency furnace. One group was smelted
in accordance with the generally accepted procedure for this type
of steel; the other was smelted in a 5- 15 mm Hg vacuum and
was subsequently vacuum-cast . The steel of the vacuum heats
was found to contain 50 percent less C. 80-90 percent less 0,
approximately 85 percent less H, and a considerably smaller
quantity of nonmetallic inclusions than the steel from the ordinary
heats. Hence, the plastic, macynetic, and electrical properties
of the former are superior.
Card 1/1 T.F.
1. Steel-Properties 2. Steel-Inclusions 3, Steel-Production
-Methods

137-58-3-6018
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metalturgiya, 1958, Nr 3, p Z25 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Samarin, A.M., Garnyk, G.A.
TITLE: The Effect of Vacuum Melting on Properties of Transformer
Steel (Vliyaniye vyplavki pod vakuumom na svoystva
transformatornoy stali)
PERIODICAL: Tr. In-ta metallurgii AN SSSR, 1957, Nr 1, pp 51-59
ABSTRACT: Laboratory smeltings of 10 and 20 k8 batches of transformer
steel were tested and investigated, together with semi-industrial
smeltings weighing 150 kg which were smelted in a vacuum-type
induction furnace at a residual pressure of 1-2 mm Hg. A
portion of the ingots solidified without vacuum. Ingots forged
into 100 mm squares were rolled into strips 0.32 mm, 0.4 mm,
and 0.08 mm thick. It is established that Hc and wattage losses
in vacuum-melted steel are considerably lower than in standard
steels whereas magnetic permeability in weak and, partially, in
medium magnetic fields is significantly higher; this is dxplained
by lower gas content and by the fact that non-metallic inclusions
are present in amounts 88 to 90 percent smaller than in standard
Card 112 steels and, in addition, appear in the form of readily fusible

137-58-3-6018
The Effect of Vacuum Melting on Properties of Transformer Steel
silicates, rather than in the form of fine alumina crystals as is the case in
standard melts. Vacuum-melted steel containing up to 4.12 percent Si is
suitable for cold rolling, a fact which may be utilized to effect additional
reduction of losses due to eddy currents.
V. M.
Card 2/2

AUTHORS: Garnyk, G. A. and Samarin, A.M. (Moscow). 24-5-9/25
TITLE; Vacuum metallurgy. Deoxidation and desulphurioation in vacuum.
(Vakuumnaya metallurgiya. Raskisleniye i desullfuratsiya v
vakuume).
PERIODICAL: "Izvestiya Akademii Nauk,Otdeleniye Technicheskikh Nauk",
(Bulletin of the Ac.Sc., Technical Sciences Section),
1957, No-5, pp.77-84 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: Utilisation of vacuum permits increasing the deoxidation
property of carbon and thus to carry out the deoxidation
solely by carbon and to produce steel which is free of
deoxidation products and has a very low content of dissolved
oxygen; this is particularly important for smelting steels
with very low carbon contents. Very little information
is available on smelting of steel in vacuum furnaces and,
therefore, the authors aimed at studying the influence of
vacuum on the decarburisation. and desulphurisation during the
manufacture of transformer steel in induction vacuum furnaces.
The fact that it is advisable to apply vacuum furnaces for
producing transformer steel was established earlier by
Card 1/3 Garnyk, G.A.,(Dissertation, Institut Metallurgii Ak. Nauk
SSSR, 1953). In the here described experiments the steel
was produced in a laboratory vacuum induction furnace of

Vacuum metallurgy. Deoxidation and desulphurisation in vacuum.
(Cont.) 24-5-9/25
20 kg capacity with a magnesite crucible. The current supply
to the furnace was from a rotary generator of 50 kWj 2500 C-P-s-
Armco iron containing 0.06 0, 0.18 Si, 0.25 Mn was used as
starting material in addition to about 0.1% iron ore. On the
basis of the obtained results and the data published by
Fischer, W.A. and Cohen, Th. (2) the authors conclude that
in the case of smelting of transformer steel in vacuum
induction furnaces it is advisable to melt first the metallic
charge in an open furnace, to add iron ore to it for
intensifying the oxidation process, keep the liquid metal
under a layer of slag for the purpose of purifying it of P
and S and then to introduce ferrosilicon under vacuum.
Under optimum conditions a reduction of the pressure in the
furnace atmosphere to 1 mm Hg increases the deoxidation
capacity of carbon almost one hundredfold. The speed of
purifying the liquid metal in vacuum,of oxygen,is several
times as high as the speed of elimination of carbon from the
metal. The speed of deoxidation and decarburisation in
Card 2/ 3 vacuum depends not only on the initial concentrations of
carbon and oxygen in the metal but also on the furnace capacity.
Fig.2 shows the speed of decarburisation, in % C/min in vacuum

Vacuum metallurgy. Deoxidation and desulphurisation in vacuum.
(Cont.) 24-5-9/25
as a function of the initial C content in the metal for
furnaces of 20 and 150 kg capacity. Fig-3 shows the
dependence between the deoxidation speed and the initial
oxygen content of the metal. for furnaces of 20 and 150 kg
capacity. Fig.4 shows the dependence between the speed of
decarburisation and deoxidation in vacuum. for furnaces of
20 and 150 kg capacity. Fig-5 shows the desulphurisation
of the liquid metal in vacuum in a 150 kg capacity furnace,
as a function of time, mins. Fig.6 shows the ratio of
(S,%):(O,%) as a function of the deoxidation ability of the
carbon for a 150 kg furnace.
There are 6 figures, 4 tables, 1 German and 1 Slavic
reference.
SUBMITTED: June 6, 1956.
AVAILABLE:
Card 3/ 3

6-:
DUBROVj N.Y., kand. tekhn. nauk; HIKUYWVv O.A., kand. tekhn. nauk;
FILIDKAH, I.A.; DAHILOV. A.M.; SCROKIN, F.Ta., kand. tekhn. nauk,
otarshiy nauchnyy sotruAmlk; 3UTAKOV, D.K., kand. takhn. nauk.
dote.; SOYFAR, V.M.; IATASH, Tu.V., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik;
ZAMOTAIMV, S.P.; BRYTHLIMAN, A. I.; SAWO, A.I.; PZMOVg G.K.j
kand. tekhn. nail ; IEDNSRAL, F.P., kand.takhn. nauk, dots.;
IAPULIYMIN, N.M., kmd. tekhn. nauk, starshiy nauchnyy sotrudmik;
ROZIN, R.N.; NOVIK, L.M., kand. tekhn. nauk, starshiy nailchnyy
sotridnik; IAVRINTlYN7, B.A.; SHILUYV, B.A.; SMKIN, N.I.;
GXUCHXV, S.A.,"kand. takhn. nauk, starshiy nauchn@7 sotrudnik,-
LTUDwa, K.F., doktor@-inzh., prof.: GRUZIN, T.G.1 Imud. takhn.
nank; BARIN, S.Ya.; POLUK07, A.Tu., kand.tekhn. nauk; YEDCHINKO,
A.Ie; AGNMp P*Ya., prof., doktor; SAMARIN, A.M.; BOKSHITSKIT,
Ya.M., kand. tekh@. nauk;_q__ . G.A., Icand. teldm. nauk;
MARKARYUTTSO A.A., -4,Dkhn. n@@;' ERAMAR07, A.D., prof.,
doktor takhn. nauk; TXM, L.I.; DANIL07, P.M.
Discussions. Biul. TSNIICHM no.18/19:69-105 157. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Direktor Urallskogc instituts, chernykh malm-allov (for Dabrov).
2. Direktor TSentrallnogo instituta informataii chernoy,metallur-
gii (for YdkhayloT). 3. Nachallnik nauchno-iasledovatel skogo
otdola ooobogo konstrtOdorskogo byuro treats, 131ektropechl" (for
Felldman). 4. Nachallnik ma.-tenovskoy laboratorii Zlatoustovskogo
metallurigicheakoao zavoda (for Danilov, A.M.). 5. Iaboratoriya
protsessov stalev eni7a Instituta metallurgii Urallskogo filiala
AN SSSR (for Soroldn). 'F- . . - -

DMOV, N.F.-(continued) Clari 2.
6. Urallskiy politekhaicheskly institut (for Butakov). 7. Starshiy
inzhener Bryanskogo maebinostroitellnogo zavcda (for Soyfer).
8. Institut elektroavarM- im. Patona AN URRS (for latash). 9. Na-
challnik TSentrallnoy zavodskoy laboratorii 'Uralmashzavoda" (for
Zamotayev). 10. Dnepropetrovskiy matallurgichaskly- institut (for
Sapko). 11. MoskaTskiy ir-3titu+, stall. (for Tedneral). 12. TSentrall-
nyy nauchno-isoledovatellskly institut chernoy metallurgii (for
Gnuchev, Lapotyshkin). 13. Stard'My master Leningradskogo zavoda
im. Kirova, (f or Rozia). 14. Institub, molallurgii im. Baykova AN
SSSR (for Novik, Pblyakcrv, Garmyk). 15. Nachallnik tekhnicheskogo
otdola zavoda. "Bollshevik" (for Iav--n3ntlyev-). 16, Starshiy inzhe-
ner takhnicheakogo otdola Glavapstestali Minl3terstva ohernoy
metallurgii (for Shilyaye-r). 17. Zamestitell nachallnilm tekhti-
cheskogo otdela zavoda "31eictrostall" (for Shutkin). 18. Prey-
bergskaya gornaya akademiya,, Germans1mys, Demokraticheskaya,
Reupublika (for Lyademan). 19. Zavedikyuahchly laboratoriyoy stall-
nogo lit'va TSentrallnogo naue"no-issledo-ratellskogo institute,
tekhnologii i mashinostroyeniya (for Gruzin). 20. Starshiy master
elektrostaloplavillrVkh pechey Uralvagonzavoda (for 116rin).
21. Zamestitell nachallnika elektrostaloplavilinogo tsekha zaroda
"SibelektroStall"'(for Padchenko). 22. Zaveduyushchiy kafedroy
metallurgli stali i elaktrometallurgii chernvkh metallov leninm
gradskogo politekhuicheekoao instituta (for Ageyev). 23, Zame-
stitell direktora Institute, metallurgii Im. Baykova AN SSSR, chlen-
korrespondent AN SSSIL (for Samarin).
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DU:BROV, N.Y.- (continued) Card 3.
24. Nachallnik laboratorii TSentrallnogo nauchnc-iseledovatells)mgo
Instituta chernoy metallurgii (for Bok-shitakiy). 25. ZaveduW-mahchiy
kafedroy elektrometallurgii Sibirskogo metallurgichaskogo insti-
tuts. (for Krama ov). 26. Nachallnik alektrostaleplavilinogo tsekha
luznetskogo metallurgicheakogo kombinata (for Tedor). 27. Nachal'-
nik elektrometallurgicheskoy laboratorii Kuznetskogo metallurgiche-
akogo kombinata (for Danilov, P.M.).
(Steel-Metallurgy)

lrrl;@ /VF IT c-- . f7.
PHASE I BOOK EXPIDITATION 533
Akademiya nwA SSSR. Institut metallurgii
Primeneniye vakums. v metallurgii; trudy soveshchaniya po primeneniyu valwams. v
chernoy metallurgii (Use of Vacuum in Metallurgy; Transactions of a Con-
ference on the Use of Vacuum in Ferrous Metallurgy) Moscov, Izd-vo AN SSSR,
1958. 165 p, 4,000 copies printed,
Reap. Ed.: Samarin, A.M.0 Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences;
Ed. of Publishing House: Bankvitser., A. L.; Tech. Ed.: Polyakova.. T, V.
PURPOSE: This publication is intended to familiarize metallurgists, engineers,
and other scientific and industrial personnel with the processes and adVantages
of vacuum metallurgy and with its state of development in the Soviet Union.
COVERAGE: The transactions are grouped into three main sections: vacuum melting
of steel and alloys, vamm treatment of molten steel and ferroalloys in the
ladle and in the ingot sold, and extraction of metals and alloys from ores in
vacuum. In a brief introductory section, A.M. Samarin, Corr4sponding Member
of the Academy of Sciences, USSR, concisely covers much of the basic material
presented in more detailed form in the individual articles. A resolution
adopted by the conference, vhich appears at the end of Part III, embodies
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Use of Vacuum in Metallurgy (Cont.) 533
recommendations for expanding the use of vacuum metallurgy in the USSR. The
conference took place in 1956. For references and further coverage, see
Table of Contents.
TAKE OF CONITNTS:
Samarin, A. M. Problems of Using Vacuum in Metallurgy 3
The author begins by discussing the important advantages of
the vacmzm-melting of steel. Chief among these are (l)
assurance of a minimum content of oxygen, nitrogen and
hydrogen, as well as of nometallic inclusions; (2@ the possi-
bility of deoxidizing the steel by carbon alone.,vith consequent
absence of oxide inclusions; (3) protection against reoxidation
during teeming, Turning to problems, Samarin states, first of
all, that Soviet induction vacuum-melting furnaces are of
un atisfactory design, and that Soviet metallurgists should
carefully study foreign furnaces of more advanced design,
Another important task is the investigation of refractory
materials suitable for the construction of vacuum-furnace
crucibles. Further, the problem of controlling the temperature
and composition of molten metal during the melting process
must be solved. Though there has been considerable expansion
of vacuum melting in the USSR in recent years, Samarin states
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Use of Vacuum in Metallurgy (Cont.) 533
that annual outputs of tens or hundreds of thousands of tons of vacuum-
melted steel cannot be expected as yet because of the cost and complexity
of new equipment and the very high consumption of electric power. A
suggested partial solution is to subject ordinary liquid steel (not
-@,r_-uum-melted) to vacuum treatment to eliminate the gases. For this pur-
CI)Se., the steel may be treated either in the ladle or during the pouring
of the ingots. These procedures have been industrially tested with good
results. There are 9 references of which 7 are Soviet., 1 English, and
1 German.
1. VACUUM MELTM OF STEM AND ALWYS
4
Garrtyk G.A* and Samarin, A.M. Vacuum Melting of Transformer Steel
_:@@@Thea;7@ors have established the following facts& 1. In vacuum-
melted transformer steel, power losses are 15-20 percent lover than
in ordinary transformer steel, and magnetic permeability and plastic-
ity are greater. 2. Use of the vacuum technique makes it possible
to organize the production of cold-rolled transformer steel with a
high silicon content. 3. The electromagnetic properties of vacuum-
melted transformer steel are superior because of a low content of
harmful impurities like carbon, oxygen, and sulfur. 4. The vacuum
method increases the deoxidizing capacity of carbon by about 100
3,1*
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Use of 'Jacuum in Metallurgy (Cont.) 533
times, resulting in a steel very lov in carbon and oxygen. 5.
5. Tengthening the period during which the liquid ms-'@al is
kept under vacuum after ferrosilicon has been added Is conducive
to very low sulfur content.
BelyMov, R.S. Effect of the Melting Method on the Properties of
Stainless Steel 35
Author's conclusions: 1. Chrome-nickel stainless steel which is
not subject to intergranular corrosion can be. made In an induction
vacuum-melting furnace with a residual pressure of up to 20 mm. of
mercury., without the addition of stabilizing elements and without,
the loss of much chrome from the stainless-steel scrap additions
in the charge. 2. Steel with a carbon content not exceeding 0.02
percent can be made by keeping the molten metal under vacuum for
30-40 minutes. 3. Vacuum-melted chrome-nickel stainless steel is
more resistant to attack by boiling nitric acid (than non-vw=-
melted] because of low carbon content and total absence of
titanium. There are 11 Soviet references.
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4548
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Komissiya po fiziko-khimicheskim osnovam proizvodstva stali
Primeneniye vakuuma v metallurgii (Use of Vacuum in Metallurgy) Moscow, Izd-vo
AN SSSR) 1960. 334 P. Errata slip inserted. 4,500 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut metallurgii imeni A.A. Baykova.
Komissiya po fiziko-khimicheakim osnovam proizvodstva stali.
Rasp. Ed.: A.M. Samarin, Corresponding Member, Academy of Sciences USSR; Ed. of
Publishing House: G.M. Makovskiy; Tech. Ed.; S.G. Markovich.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is intended for technical personnel interest-
ed in recent studies and developments of vacuum steelmaking practice and equip-
ment.
COVERAGE: The book contains information on steel malting in vacuum induction fur-
naces, and vacuum arc furnaces, reduction processes in vacuum, and degassing of
steel and alloys. The functioning of apparatus and equipment, especially
vacuum furnaces and vacuum booster pumps is also analyzed. Personalities are
mentioned in connection with some of the articles and will appear in the Table
of Contents. Three articles have been translated from English. Some of the

Use of Vacuum in Metallurgy SOV/4548
articles are accompanied by references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS%
PART 1. MELTING OF STEELS AND AUOYS
IN VACUUM INDUCTION FURNACES
Kashin, V.I., and A.M. Samarin. Vacuum Melting of Heat-Resistant Nickel-
Base Alloys 5
Sams in, A.M., and G.A. Ga2Lk. The Effect of Silicon on the Rate and Degree
of Decarburizatiog of-Molten Metal In Vacuum Induction Furnaces 15
Chuprin, K.K., V6M. Amonenko and I.S. Bolgov. Melting and Pouring of
Nickel-Base Alloys in Vacuum [V.A. Zhabina, N.F. Lashko, V.A. Azhazha,
A.P. Balashov and V.V. Mukhin participated in the work] 23
Nekhendzi, Yu.A., and M.T. Bogdanov. Casting of Oxide-Film-Forming Alloys
in the Protective Atmosphere Under Vacuum 30
-Gal

@Awny G.A.; SAW.RIJ-1, A.M.
-------- --
Effect of certain elements on the properties of electrical
engineering steel. Elektrichestvo no.2:71-74 F 162. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Institut meLallurgli im. Baykova.
(Steel)

AVMIN, V.V. (Moskva); GAWIYK, r,.A. (Moakva); SAMARIN, A.M. (Mosk-.ra)
. . ......... @- -
Thermodynamic conditions for the Interaction between nitrogen
on one hand and silicon find aluminum on the other, in transformer
steel. Izv. AN SSSR. Otd. tekh. nauk. Met. I gor. delo no.2t
40-46 Mr-Ap 163. (MIRA 16:10)
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A.-WEROY. A.A.; ARTEMKIN. A.A.; ASHKENAZI, Te.A.; VINOGRADOV, G.P.; GALRYEV,
A.U.; GRIaOROYEV, A.N.; DITACIIENKO, P.Ye.; ZALIT. N.N.; ZAICHAROV,
P.K.; ZCBMIN, N.P.; IVANOV, I.I.,- IVIN. I.P.: DMIK, P.I.; KUDRYI-
SHOT. A.T.; LAPSHIN. F.A.; HOLYARCOK, V.S.; PEWSOVS11Y, L.K.;
FOGODIN, A.M.; RUDOY, M.L.; SAVIN, K.D.; SIMCNOrf, K.S.; SITKOVSKIT,
I.P.; SITNIX, M.D.: T.-STEREV, B.K.; TSETY-Ulu, I.Ye.; TSUKANOV, P.P. -,
SHADIKYAN. V.S.; ADSLUNG. N.N.. retsenzent; AFAHASIYEV, Te.V, retsen-
zent; VIASOV, V.L. retsenzent; VOROBOYEV, I.Ye.. retsenzent; VORO-
NOT, N.M., retsenzent; GRITCHENKO, V.A., retsenzent; ZHERKBIN, M.N.,
retsenzant; lVLIYXV, I.V., retsenzent; KLPORT-SEV, N.V., reisenzent;
KOCHUROY. P.M., retseazent; KRIVORUCHKO, N.Z., reteenzent; KUCHKO,
A.P., retsenzent; LOBANOV, V.V., retsenzent; MOROZOV, A.S., retsen-
zent; CRLOV, S.P., ratsenzent; PAVIUSHKOV. E.D., retsenzent; POPOV,
A.H.. retseazent; PROKOF'YA'V, P.P., retsenzent; RAKOV, V.A., retasn-
zent; SINEGUBOY, N.I., reteenzent; TERENIN, D.Y., rateenzent; TIKHO-
KIROV, I.G., rateeazent; URBAN, I.V., retsei-nt, FIALKOVSKIT. I.A..
retsenzent; CHIPYZEEV. B.F., retsenzent; SIIEBYAKIN. O.S., reteenzent,
SHCHOBAKOV, P.D.. retsenzent- V.A., redaktor; LOKAGIN. N.A.
redaktor; MCRDVIflKIN. N.A.. reclaktor; OV. A.U., redaktor; POBE-
DIN, V.F., radaktor; RYAZANTSEV, B.S.. redaktor; TVERSKOY, K.N.,
radaktor-, CHMVATYY. U.S.. redaktor; ARSHIN',.I. I.M., redaktor;
BARKLYAN, Y.B.. radaktor: BERNGARD. X.A.. rectaktor; VERSHINSKIY. S.V..
redaktor; GAMBURG, Ye.Yu.. redaktor; DNRIRAS, A.T.. redaktor;
DOMBROVSKIT, K.I., radaktor; K MIMV, A.I., radaktor; HEMYRY, A.P.,
radalctor
(Continued on next card)

AUBROV. A.A. ---- (continued) Card 2.
MOSEVIN, G.N., redaktor; RUBLIISHTETIT. S.A.. redal-tor; TSYPIII, G.S..
redaktor; CMI[YAYSKff, Y.Ta., redaktor: CHERHYSEEV. 7.1., redaktor;
CRERNYBRIV, H.A., redaktor; SHADUR. L.A., redaktor; SHISHKIN, I.A.,
redaktor
[Railroad handbook) Spravochnaia knizhka zhelezaodorozhaika. Izd.
3-e, ispr. i dop. Pod obahchei red. V.A.Garnyka. Koskva, Go
transp.zhol-dor. izd-vo, 1956. 1103 p. (mm -9:10)
le Nauchno-takhnicheskoye obahchestvo zhaleznodorozhnogo transport&.
(Railroads)

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al to dry..aT4 bw'.: aEaln vi,)m load
abange-over rrm liquid sing 112my
snoream, la monou. Ical arA :Xesmw no spaotal diffietatIcs. Boiler
Pfflatomy In both 04ses I.,; fairly ommnnt at 88.3-M.71, UNOW smh
condIticna 04 Sa3 flue Pon ba kept frea ft-m aortmn s4h depsits which Cmd
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GARM, Y.A.
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Technological progress in railroad transport. Zhel.dor.tranap.
W no.718-15 JI '56. (MLRA 9:8)
1. Zamestitell ministra putey toobahcheniya.
(Railroads)

GARNU, V.A., inshener.
- -%6
Locomotive engineers and technicians in the vanguard of the
struggle for further technical progress. Slek. i tepl. tiaga
no.6;6-13 is 1557. (MM 10:8)
1. Predeedatell TSentrallnogo Pravlenlya Nauchno-tekhnichaskogo
obahchestva sheletnodorozhnogo transporta.
(Railroad engineering)

GA@, V.A.
Technical progress in the locomotive industry of the railroad
transport industry during the pant 40 years. Elak. i tepl. tiaga
no.110-8 N 157. (KLRA 10t1l)
1. Zamestitell ministra putay soobahcheniya SSSR,
(Locomotives)

GARM,@, Y@A- - @- -
Innovations in organizing ths maintenance and repair of locomotives.
Zhel. dor. transp. 40 no.5:8-13 M7 158. (MIRA 11:6)
1.Zamostitell ministra putey soobahcheniya.
(Iocomotives--Maintenance and repair)

GARIM, V.A.
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Now potentialities of a consolidated main lineo Zhel.
dor.transp. 41 noU:3-8 D 159, OURA 13:4)
1. Nschalnik KiWbynhevskoy sholesnoy dorogi.
(Railroads-Consolidation)

GARNMIC, V.A.
Technical progress on a consolidated main line. Zhel.dor.tranap.
43 no.2;16-22 F 161. NPA AW
1. gachallnik Kuybyshevskoy dorogi, g. Kuybyshev.
(Railroads)

BOYKO, G.G., inshener; GARM , V.Z.. Inzhener; CHUBATM, I.S., inzhener.
" @'AW@
Operation of a boiler with slag-tap furnaae in a stAtion with peak
loads. Nlek.stm. ?7 nooll:53-55 N 156. (MLRA 10:1)
(Boilers)

RUIMLA./Gemeral Problems of Pathology - Tumors - T-5
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3,, 1958, 12817
Author MI&Ika, E., Garoiu, F.) Voicu
Inst Not given
Title A Case of a Tumor of the Thyms in an Infant.
Orig Pub : Pediatria, 1956, 5, No 3, 268-271
Abstract : A female infant was separated from her mother, vho had
pulmonary tuberculoo is, at the moment of birth and fed
artificiall,-@.' At Ze W of 5 months (4850 g) severe
paroxysm of "phyjda appeared with narked dyspnea and
cyanosis; they received dally during feedings. Clini-
cal and laboratmT studies were within normal limits.
-Roantgonologic&14 there was a widening of the mediasti-
n&1 shadow characteristic of tumor of the thymus. A tem-
porary improvemat followed X-ray therapy but later
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SURIANU, 0.; MANEA, Stela; -
Preliminary research on the hydrolyzing action of scme@
fodders with hydrochloric acid. Studii agr Timisoara 10
no. 2: 297-305 Jl-D 163.

AUGUSTIN, M.; DINUIESCU, Elena; GARORI, M.; DRAGUSANII, M.; BFIA.M!, 1).
Changes in the mobilization of free fatty acids after administratior,
of heparin, in relation to age. Stud. cercet. endocr. 16 no.3:299-
301 165.

GAROS, Gyorgy; VARGA, Marton
Foundation problems of land developments with scattered buildings.
Magyar ep ipar 11 no.3:117-121 162.

SERBANI Al.M.D.; STRO,',',, Fmilia; KLITSCH, Iulia; BUSILA, Eugenia;
GAROIU, M.
Hormonal data in mastopathies. Stud. cercet. endocr.
14 no. 3:399-408 163.
(BIEAST DISEASES) (FSTROGEM)

GAROSS, V. Ya Cand A 1 5 1 -- (diss) "Study of the underbruksh
Er
in fir-i7rove OLP the Latyl. SR.
Riga, 1957. 31 PP. (Min Agr USSR, Latvian Agr Acad), 150 copies.
(KL, 9-r,8, 121)
:J-" A! ;,j

GAROSS, Ya. P. In Latvian
GAFOS5, Ya. P. -- "Content of Mineral Substances In the Potato As A Function of the
Soil and Fertilizer." Latvian Agricultural Academy, 1949. In Latvian (Dissertation
for the Degree of Candidate of Agricultural Sciences)
SO: Izvestiya Ak. Nauk Latviysko-y SSR, No. 9, Sept., 1955

G-k'ROSS. Yfl- P
K. n-d Gaross , Ya. "Peat bog mixtures as a fertili--er, 11 lsvcstl."r@ A-f-,-7. r-r'lik
L,@itv. SSR, 19!19, No. 2, p. 15-22, ( 7n Latvian, res-u-me in Russian)
SO: U-L914, 29 Oct 53, (LetopiF- 'Zhurwil 'nyk-h Statey, 11-To. I @ , 19";9).
I

Min(ralmesli un to lietosana. Riga, Latvijas valsts lzdevnieciLa, 1956. 81
(r'.ineral fertilizers and their use)
Dili. Not in DLC
SO: '-'onthly Index of East European Accession LC. Vol. 7, No. 5, 1958

USsR/Soil science - Organic Fertilizers, j-4
1
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur I Biolt, No 9, 1958) 39018
Author : Gaross, J6
Inst
Title : Survey of Nev Kinds of Local Fertilizers*
Orig Pub : Pochva I urozhay, Riou 1957) 6) 151-157-
Abstract : Pyrite cinders In pDrtiun of 4.5 - 18 a on a container
raised the crop of above-Groxuid barley aass by 0-5 -
30.6%, respectively, in ve(,vtative experiments conducted
in a neutral clayey soil. The increase in the summer
wheat crop on the (;ypsum quarry tailings amounted to
26.7%. Gypsum increased the yield of clover by 6-3 -
29*1%e Devonian clay on a peat soil (pH 4.92) on the
NIX @Aclfground increasml the crop of oats by 23.5%; sea
alCAe (in a dose of 15 G on a container) - by 15- -
20.0%., and in field experiments (dose 25 t/ha) the crop
of potato tubers increased by 43.2% and of rye - by 28.4%.
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YUGOSLArIA
_Pr-DragosIa-y_GARMC [Affiliation not given.]
"Dr. Aleksandar R. Todorovic (1901-1962.)"
Belgrade, Srpski Arhiv za Celokupno Lekarstvo, Vol 91, No 3, Mar 63;
pp 329-330.
Abstract : Brief obituary biography of this Serbian district physician
who had a vast number of widely scattered patients; held a number of
administrative posts after the war.

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GAR07, Y.V., aspirant
Devising plans for making up singla-group special destination
trains in the Chinese People's Republic. Vast. TSNII MPS 17
n04603-37 3 138a (MIRA 11111)
1. Vaesoyuznyy teentrallnyy nanchno-ionledovatellskiy institut
Ministarstva putay aoobehehaniya.
(China--Railroads--Kaking up trains)

GLROVNIKOV, V.I., inshener, redaktor; PXJRSON, M.N., tekhnicheakiy
[Concrete reinforcement work manual] Bakovodetvo po proizvodstTu
armaturnykh rabot. Moskva, Goo. izd-TO lit-ry po stroitalletTu i arkhi-
tekture, 1951. 126 p. (MLRA 8:1)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministerstvo stroital'stva predpriyatiy
mashinostroyaniya.
(Reinforced concrete)

AVAXOV, A.I., laareat Stalinskcq premi:L, kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk;
GAROVKIKOV, V.I., Inzhener, nauchW redaktor; BMICBBVSKff, G.I.,
-kanftdk"#k?dtfeheskikh nauk, redaktor; SMOLITAKOVA, Y.T., takhni-
cheskiy rodaktor
[ColEl presse& broken surface bars for reinforced concrete construc-
tion] Kholodnoopliushchouna*ia armatura perlodicheskogo profilia
dlia zhelasobetona. Izd. 2-e. perer. i dop. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo
lit-z7 po strottellstvu i arkhitakture, 1954. 166 p. (MIRA 7:10)
(Reinforced concrete)

GA'-T)VM-KOV,V.I., redaktor; TT.,1PKI1J,B.G., redaktor; TOKM,A.M., redaktor
[Album of daalgns of stock metal piping scaffolds for masonrY and
trimming work by the All-Union Scientific-research Institute for
Organization and Mechanization of Building Industries] Allbom
chertnzhel inventarnykh metallicheskikh trubchatykh lsaov kon-
strakt5ii VNIOMS dlia kamenrifth i otdolochnykh rabot. 1955. "5 P-
(MLRA 9:3)
1. Moscow. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut organizats1i
i mokhanizatsit strottelletva.
(Scaffolding)

ABMAIIZ, V.D.; GALIPERIN, M.I.; GAROVNIKOY't, V.I., inzhener, rodaktor;
KRYUGER, Yu.V.,redaktor; redaktor.
[Vibrator at constructiox sites] Vibrator am. straikakh. Mosk7a,
Gos.lzA-rvo lit-ry pe streit. i arWtekture, 1955. 79 P.
(Coacreto)

.t I
KURIIK, N.M., kandidat takhnichookikh aauk; SOKOLOV, N.M.. kandidat
takhnichookikh nauk; KCPCHUGOV, V.A., kandidat tokhaicheskikh nauk;
ZAMORIN, PA., kandidat takhaicbeakikh nauk; SCROCHAN, N.A.,
inzhener; VUTWn in2hener. nauchnyy redaktor; BIGAK. B.A..
redaktor izdatel'stv!a:!;NUmA, S.S., takhnichaskiy redaktor
[Use of arecast foundations in building constmation] Primenenie
oborEVkh fundamentoy v stroitelletva zdanii. Koskva, Gos. izd-vo
lit-ry po stroit. i arkhitakture, 1956. 77 P. (KIRA 10:1)
(Youndations)

KMK, Nikola3r Mikhay-lovich, kamidat takhnicheskikh nauk-, OSTROVSKIT. X.Y.,
kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; GAROVIIIKOV, V.I., inzhenar. redaktor;
UDOD, T.Ta., redaktor; 1HXDVEI1EV,'L9Ta., tekh@icheski7 redaktor.
[Using precast reinforced concrete in the people's democracies]
Primenenie abornego shelezotatona v stranakh narodnsi demakratti.
Mookva, Goo.izd-vo lit-ry po stroit. i arkhitakture, 1956. 241 p.
(Europe, Eastern-Precast concrete) CaRA 9: 6)

NOSINED, N.Te., kandidat takhnichookildi nauk, laureat Stalinskojr premii;
GALIFERIN, H.I., kandidat te)dmichaskikh nauk; GAROVHIKOV, V.I.,
M., inzhener, nauchnyy reduktor; HNGAK, B.A.
stva: VOLKOV, V.S., takhnichaskiy redaktor.
(Obtaining and working bullding stones] Dobyohn I obrabotka strot-
tallnogo kamnia. Moskva, Goo.imd-vo lit-ry po stroit. i arkhitekture,
1956. 317 P (mLRA 9:6)
(Builcling S;oues) (Qjmrries Emd quarrying) (Stanecutting)

nauchny-y redaktor; BEGAK, B.A., reclaktor izdatellstya;
PARSON99.K., takhnichaskiy redaktor
(Collection of designs for stock metal pipe scaffolding elements
of the All-Union Scientific-Research Institute for Organization
nd Mechanization of Building industry used in bricklaying and
;
inishing work] Allbom cherteshei inventarafth metallichaskikh
trubchatykh lesov konstruktsii VNIOMS dlia kamennykh i otdelochrqkh
rabot. Izd. 2-oe. Moskva, Goo.izd-vo lit-ry po stroit. i arkhit.,
1956. 75 P. (MIRA 10:8)
1. Moscow. Yeesoyuzvy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut organizateii
i makhanizateli atroitellstva
(Scaffolding)

KHOI.MYANSKIY, M.M,,, kandotekhn.nauk; KOLINER, V.M.,, kand.tekhn.nauk;
YUKHVETS, I.A., kand.tekhn.niuk; GAROYAN, V.A., inzh.
Reinforcement made of high-strength wire with a double profile.
Bet.i zhel.-bet. no.6:257-2151 Je 161. OAIRA 14:7)
(Coacreto reinforcement)

GARPENYUK N A kand.te'khn.nauk
Now electrodes for the hard facing of cutting tools. Svnr proizv.
no.3:35-36 Yx 163. iMIRA 16:3)
1. Kiyovskiy politekhnicheslciy institut.
(Hard facing) (Electrodes)

GAVY, S. I., Inzh.
Calculating bare subjected to bending using the method of limited
states, and taking into account the bearing capacity of their
fixed ends. Hauch.dokI.9bkoly: stroi. no.2:87-96 '58.
(MIRA 12:1)
(Elastic rods and wires)

GARPF, S. I., Cand Tech Sci - (diss) "The Use of Dimensionless charac-
teristics to Determine Elasto-Plastic Alterations During the Bending
of Beams," Moscow., 1960, 19 pps 160 copies (Moscow Engineering Construction
Institute im V. V. Kuybyshev, Chair of Resistance of Materials and Theory
of Elasticity) (KL, 47/60, 102)

GARPF, S.I. (Karaganda)
Formulas and diagrams for determining elastic displacements in *-beams.
Stroi. mekh. i rasch. soor. 2 no.5:44-48 160. (MIM 13;9)
(Girders)

GARFF.9 S.I., kand.takhn.nauk, dotment
Using exponential relation of stresses and deto r.'jutions in de-
signing bent members beyond elastic lipdto Izvisv@seuchebqzav.;
mashinostr. no.8:101,-109 163. (MIRA 16:1.1)
1. Ukrairskiy institut inz'nenerov vodnogo khozyaystva.

GARPIITCIIFNKO, A.,; ZHARIIIOV, A.
Training on the training grounds. PozbL.delo 6 na.2:14-Z5
F l6o. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Nachallnik Upravleniya @ozharnoy okhran7 Tatarskoy ASSR
(for Garpinchanko). 2,, Nachallnik vtorogo otryada pozharnoy
okhrany, Tatarskoy ASSR (for Zharinov).
(.Fire -orevention-Studr and teaching)
(Tatar A.S.S.R.-TPetroleum' incustry-Fires ana fire prevention)

GARP40MMO. A.K.: GOMM. S.G.; DA111LOV, M.V.: MIR, A.A.; KALTAYEV,
V.I.; GOLTUMV, S.G.i redaktor; IFILATov, r.G..
redaktor; VIROMOVA, Yo.B.,, redaktor; KOMSHIM, A., takhniabs-
skiy redaktor
[Fire extinction tactics] Pozharnala taktika. Pod red. S.G.Golubeva.
Moak-va, rzd-vo Ministerstva konmunal'nogo kboziaistva RS."R, 1955.
379 P. (MIRA 8:6)
(Yire extInction)

GARPICHMIKO. A. M
. Yfires caused by firealarms. Pozh. delo 4 no. 7:14 Jl '58.
(MIRA 11.-8)
1. Nacbellnik Upravleni3ra pozharnoy okhrany Tatarokoy ASSR.
(71realarms)

,I r p; IV e. r., K 0
SR/Thermodynamics - Thermochemist'ry. Equilibria. B-8
,__0 Physical-Chemical Analysis. Phase Transitions.
Abs Jour Raferat Zhur - Khimiya, No 6, 1957, 18507
Author V.P. Kochergin, M.S. Garpine O.N. Skornyakova)
M.Sh. Mtnullina@
Title Dissolution of Iron in Melted Chlorides of Alkali and
Alkali Berth Metals.
0:@ig Pub Zh. prikl. khimii, 1956: 29, No 4, 566-569
Abstract Experimental samples, of Fe were immersed into melted
eutectic mixtures ("aC'2 and KC1)1 (CaC12 and NaCl) and
(MgC12 and KC1) and the amount of Fe passed over into
th.:! melts at 7000 was found by the sample weight decrea-
se and I)y the analytical determination of Fe contents
in the mixed chlorides. The curves of the dissolution
speed show that this decrease diminishes at the transi-
tion fron the watectic Of MgC12 and KC1 to the eutectic
of BaClp and KC1. If the ions of H were eliminated
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GARPINICH, I.P., inzh.; MIKHAYWV, N.M., dok-tor tekhn.nauk.
Choosing an efficient drier for thorough drying of milled pent.
Torf.prom. 34 no.6:16-20 157. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Vaesoyuznyy teplotekhnicheskiy institut im.F.Dzerzhinakogo.
(Peat--Drying) (Drying apparatus)

i-'@
GARPINIGH, I. , inzh.
- @ A
Increaaing the productivity of column type grain dryern.
Muk.-elov.prom. 25 to.9t2O-21 S '59. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Vaesoyuzrqy teplotakhnicheski7 institut im. V.Dzerzhinakogo.
(Grain-Drying)

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15-57-7-9667
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr
PP 135'-136 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Makkelvi, V. I.$ Eyerkhart, D. L., GarrelsR. M.
TITLE: Review of Hypotheses on the Origin of Uranium Deposits
(Obzor gipotez o genezise uranovykh mestorozhdeniy)
PERIODICAL: V sb: Geol. atom. syrlyevykh materialov. Moscow,
Gosgeoltekhizdat, 1956, pp 25-52
ABSTRACT: The authors examine the basic characteristics of the
most important industrial deposits of U and review
some problems of their origin. The following groups
of deposits are distinguished: 1) uranium-bearing
volcanic rock, pegmatites, and migmatites; 2) U in
hydrothermal veins and metasomatic deposits; 3) U
deposits in sandstones; 4) uranium-containing coal and
associated carbonaceous shales; 5) uranium-containing
black shales; 6) uranium-containing marine phosphorites.
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15-57-7-9667
Review of Hypotheses on the Origin of Uranium Deposits (Cont.)
The authors note forms of U deposits in uranium-bearing volcanic
rock and geochemical conditions of their deposition from the magma.
The tendency of U to be concentrated in fusions at late stages of
their differentiation is also noted. Three main types of hydro-
thermal vein deposits are distinguished as follows: 1) nickel-cobalt-
silver veins; 2) quartz iron-lead veins; 3) iron-titanium veins. In
the opinion of the authors, the U of hydrothermal veins is concen-
trated from residual solutions of magmatic differentiation, which are
rich in silicic acid and alkalis. The following aspects of the hydro-
thermal process have not been clarified yet: 1) the composition and
temperature of the solutions; 2) the correlation of depth and
pressure at the place of deposition; 3) the chemistry of sedimen-
tation; 4) structural control at the place of localization of the ore.
The authors give their views and a certain amount of factual data on
these problems. Ore bodies of the Colorado plateau and Witwaters- 1.
r-And are classed with the sandstone U deposits. Some characteristA8`
of these deposits are mentioned, and the hypotheses of their in-
filtrational and their hydrothermal origin are outlined. In the
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15-57-7-9667
Review of Hypotheses on the Origin of Uranium Deposits (Cont.)
opinion of the authors, U was introduced into the uranium-containing
coal after deposition of the host rock, but before its carbonization.
The deposition of U in the coal occurred as a result of chemical
reaction or adsorption. The source of the U in coal must be de-
termined separately in each case. The U in uranium-containing black
shale is usually considered to be syngenetic; however, it is possible
that a certain amount of it could have been adsorbed after formation
of the rock. Deposition of U in shales occurred, for the most part,
biochemically or by adsorption under favorable chemical conditions.
In uranium-containing phosphorites, the greater part of the U was
possibly attracted by adsorption from the viater at the time of
deposition of the phosphorites or soon after. The origins of the
various types of uranium deposits reflect the basic properties of
U. These are.chiefly, its great ion radius, multivalence, the
solubility of many uranium compounds and the considerable stability
of uranium compounds in reducing conditions.
Card 313 V. S. Domarev

-GAIRI, A.; IIRTUIMIN, A.
rordst production lina. Znaj2.sila no.6:4-8 Je 154. (9LRA 7:6)
(Lumbaring)

C C', -, &,
C,
RUMANIA Chemical Technology. Chemical Products. H
Cellulose and its Derivatives. Paper.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimlya, 1958, No 20, 69402.
Author : Apostol V., Garri 9@klz..
Inst :Not a' -ven.
Title :Adlii,31:ment and Maintenance of the "Mono" Instru-
ment Used for the Determination of S02
in the
Furnace Stack Gases.
Orig Pub: Celulosa si hirtie, 1958, 7, No 4, 152-154.
Abstract: No abstract.
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