SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GINTS, YU. - GINTSBURG, B.

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GINTS, YU.R.
I I Geometric equivalence of 2-t-terminal netvorks. Sbor. nauch. mb. po
prov. aviazi no.6:35-64 157. (KM 11:5)
(Ilsetric nerworks)

::1)7/111 -58-4 -~//74
AUTHOR: Gints, Yu.R., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Sentor Scien-
tiric Co-Worker of TsNIIS
TITLE: Tho Telemechanical System for Cal1e 'gains (Sistema telemekha-
niki d1ya kabellnykh magistralay)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik svyazi, 1958,rVr 4, p 4 - 5 (Us_zil)
ABSTRACTt Multiplex lines require a higher numlher of amplifier stations
than a simplex coil-loaded cable. For this reason, manned
main amplifier stations are established at intervals of 120-
200 km, while the intermediate stations are operated by re-
mote controls. The available telemechanical systems used
at electric power and RR installations are not suitable for
remote control of cable mains, since the power available for
operating the controls is limited within telephone lines.
Presently, a telemechanical system which was developed by
TsNIIS is being installed in new telephone lines, The sign-
Card 112 als are transmitted by 220 volts dc on the 0.9 mm sirnal

T~e Telemechanical System for Cable Mains
wires within the cables. The
explained by a block diapram,
and one Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATIONt TaNrIS
SOV/111-58-4-8 154
functioning of this system is
There is one block diarram
1. Communication systeim-USSR 2. Communication equipment
..-Automation 3. Transmission lines--Performance
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BWKHIN, A.S.; BOFIODZYUK, G.G.; LESHCHINSKIY, A.A.; OKSM, I.K.;
KOSMINSKIY, O.F.; HANUSHKIN, A.Ye.; MILEVSKIY, Yu.S.;
DRIATSKIY, N.M.; V143IL'YEV, VA; LIVOVICH, A.A.;
OIUYEVSKIY, M.S.j MOROZ, I.A.; OKSIAN IA.K.; KNKLI, G
9d
SOROKIN, M.F.; BUTLITSKIY, I.M.1 VASILIYEV, L.N.[dscea;S-i;
ONTS Yu R - VASILIYEV, G.K.; LUGOVSKC1Y, N.Ye.; KIRILLOV,
';' N.S.; LEVINOV, X.G.;BLORHIN, A.S., oty.
red.; GURIN, A.V., red.; SLUTSKIN, A.A., tekhn. red.
[K-1920-frequency telephone system) Sistema vysokochasi~tnogo
tolefontrovaniia K-1920; infomatsionnyl sbornik. [By]A.S.Blokhin
i dr. Moskva, Sviazlizdat, 1962. 319 P. (MIRA 16:4)
(Telephone)

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GATSBEHO A S arkhtektor; GUTiiN, A.Ya.. )rofessor, drAtor meditninskikh nauir.
.a ";"i4l
Ai eff Iclent design arust te worked out for the i&w ectoolm. Gor.
khoz,Ynsk 25 no.6~21-24 Je '51 ' i P 10 - '7, )
(6crjuo't 1-:usefl)

GINTSBERG, A. S.
GINTSBERG, A. S.- "Standard Design of Residential Buildings Usinp Industrial Construction
Method, MethodoloFv of Standard Desi,m." Min of Higher Education USSR, Leninf:rad Order
of Labor Red Banner EnfineerinU-Constrw:tion Inat LeninFrad, 1955 (DiBsertatiorm
for Degree of Candidate of Architectural Sciencea~
SO: Knizhnaya Latopis' No. 26, Jum 1955, Moscow

VISILIYEV, B.D., red.; KOROTKOV,
G.A., rod.; ROZOV, L.K., tekhn. red.
[Model designs for apartment houses at industrial sites] Ti-
povoe proektirovanie zhilykh zdanil pri industriallnom
stroitellstve. Leningrad, Gos.izd-vo po atroit. i arkhit.,
1954. 193 p. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii arkhitektury SSSR (for
VaBlllyev).
(Apartment housea-Design and construction)

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- Drjlne.,Aoj~y (, i~aInE:Otherapy
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ACC Nki AP7003518 SOURCE COr-;i UR/0113/67/000/001/0014/0016
AUTHORS: Gtntaburg, B. Ya, (Doctor of technical stlencea); Minayev, N. I.;
Ippolitov, Yo. S.; Shakhnamryan, V. Ms
ORG: none
IAITLE: Effect of oealed closures of piston rings on the starting qualities of
diesels
SOMICE; Avtomobillnaya proryahlonnoot', no. 1, 1967s 14-16
TOPIC TAGS: temperature dependence, 'temperature measurement, piston engine, dieael
engine, engine oomponent, EAjG#4je. Pzro.%j I or"at"r, sroqs2ro~~
ABSTRACT:- The equation for compressed gas in a cylinder (with consideration of the
leakage through the piston rings) is given as
A 0)1,,.-l
r,, TA P.
where n, is the average exponent of the compression curve; T and G are the temperature
and weight. The subscripts a and o refer to the start and the and of the compression;-
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ring, va number of engine rpmt 1 - three-
component ring; 2 - ring with soldered
closure; 3 - stqndard ring

rpm
Ivy 4VV
Y
G Ga - G 0is the gas loss during compression. With V representing the volume of
gast Va is the geometrical dogree of the engine compression. To dotormino the
V
rpm effect on 6 G and T I tests were conducted on a single-cylinder assembly with
_G c
a
a cylinder diameter of 150 mm and an effective E = 12.8. The piston was driven by
a Pendel-dynamol and the gas leaking past the piston rings was collected from the
i crankcase and measured by a rotameter. The temperature was measured by a tungsten
resistance thermometer roplacing an injector in the head.- Three types of piston
rings were tested: a) the standard type with a 0.6-am gap in the closure; b) a

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similar ring with the gap sealed by tin solder; c) a compounded ring of three over-
lapping layers with no gap. Where the leakage was amallp A G vil rpm was hyper-
Ga
bolic.. For standard rings A G 16 9 and for the soldered gap it is 8.2. The
=a W- n
temperature dependence is shown in Fig. l.. Rings made by German and American firms
have complex tongue closure sootionn which effectively seal and also compensate fo
small irregularities in the cylinder shape. Orig. art. haot 6 figures and 5 form, Laell
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Author Gintsberg, E. G., Igonlji, L. A.
Title Polarographic determination of styrene in pol~styrz~ne
Periodical rdim. prom., No 6, J55-357 (35-37), SOP 195),
Abstract Developed a method for the polarographic dewtermination of traces of
the monorier in polystyrene (a content of styrene in the plaztic ac-
celerates deterioration). In the procedure which has been devised,
the sample is dissolved in benzene, the resulting solution is diluted
with a. Golution of tetrabutylammonium in alcohol, and a polarographic
determination of styrene is carried out. Four references, all USSR,
all since !940. One graph, 2 tables.
Institution Scientific Research and Planning Institute of Plastics
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AUTHORS: Ixonin, L. A., Gintobarg, E. G., S/076/60/034/02/006/044
Kraeulinaj_ N. '.9-Bbse, S. .0 BOIO/BO15
Kargin, V# A.

TITLEs
,ybenzylamines Obtained From Phenol and Its
Investigation of Ox
Mononucleor Derivatives
PERIODICAL. Zhurnal fizichaskoy khizii, 1960, Vol 34, fir 2, pp 287-294 (USSR)
ABSTRACT.. On the basis of publication data it may be assumed that orbenzyl-
&mines form as intermediates in the hardening of Novolack phenol
formaldehyde resins with boxamethylenetetramine. In oxybentyl-
azines, the phenol nuclei are connected by dimethylamine- or tri-
methylamine bridges. At high temperatures, these bridges are tr&ns-
formed into methylene- or azomethine bridges. In the present case,
a series of oxybentylamines, obtained from phenol and its mono-
nuclear derivatives, were investigated thermomechanically as wall
ab by spectral analysis. The absorption spectra were taken by the
YKS-il spectrograph, and are given for 2,21-dioxY-3,5,3'151-tetra-
mothyldibensylamine and the corresponding tribentylamine (Fig

Investigation of Oxybonaylamines Obtained From
Phenol and Its Mononuclear Derivatives
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68847
S/076/60/034/02/006/044
BOIO/BO15
assumption is confirmed by the absorption spectra (Fig 2) of the
multinuclear oxybenzylamines. The latter were prepared by a method
described earlier (Table 1, preparation conditions). All spectra of
the ozybenzylamines obtained from phenol and its par&-aubstituted
derivatives show the 11.84,At, band whereas with oxybenzylamine ob-
tained from o-chlorophenol this band lies at 11.92,u_ Thus, it can
be seen that it is the reaction between hexamethylenetetramine and
the mononuclear phenols in a diphenyl solution that leads to the
formation of the polymeric ozybenzylamines (Table 2, suggested
structural formulas of polymers). The polyoxybentylamines obtained
from phenol and its para-substituted derivatives are amorphous
linear polymers reticulated by individual cross bindings. The poly-
mers have very strong chains who ale T value lies above their thermal
stability. The o-substituted derivadves form strongly ramified anC~
reticulated polymers. The polyoxybenzylamines obtained from phenol
reticulate under the effect of heat, and pass over into a non-
meltable and insoluble state whereas polybenzylamines obtained from
o- and p-substitutod derivatives of phenol are thermally instable,
and decompose at a temperature above 1600C forming low-molecular
products. There are 6 figures, 2 tables, and 6 references, I of

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Investigation of Oxybsnzylamines Obtained From S/076/60/034/02/006/044
Pbenol and Its Mononuclear Derivatives BO1O/BO15
which is Soviet.
ASSOOIATIORt Nauehno-isale4ovateltskiy institut plastichaskikh mass 4V
(scientifio Researob, Institute of Plastics)
SUBVITTEDt April 3, 1958
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GINTSBEM, E.G.; KOVARSKLYA, B.M.; STRIZHK(JVA, A.S.
Study of the thermal destruction of condensation resins. Polaro-
graphic determination of aldehydes formed during the thermal des-
truction ofepoxide resins. Plast.masay no.4:11-13 161.
(Epoxy resins) (Formaldedyde) (14IRA 14:4)

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AUTHOR: Rozantsev, E. G.; Gintsberg, E. G.
ORG: Institute of Chemical Physics, Academy of Sciences SSSR (Institut khimicheskoy
fiziki Akademi n uk
TITLE: Electronic structure of free imino>ryl radicals
SOURCE: A14 SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya khimiches),aya, no. 3, 1966, S71-572
TOP7C 7AGS: free radical, physical chemistry, electrochemical analysis
A B S F?J% CT: An attempt is made to obtain move inforrmitioii on the electran configura-
tlcri of I'm-e imirtaxyl radicals by the potent iome. tri c titration methol. The similar-
Ity of poteriticii~-!tric titration curves and mapnitu,ks 'If MSi(:1"Y ccnstants of the
cc);;ipared compouno~', shows that secondary amines, hv(h~)xyja-dnes'land frue imine acids
h,jve pronoinjud unseparated electron pairs. 11 i~- ignifir',311t that in terms of
ba-icitv, free vadicals occupy an illterw~di~lto it'll ))0doen amines
and hydroxylamines. The pKa are deterinined for free iminoxyl radical.-,: 2,2,6,t,-
~~~i7-,I:rametiiyl-4-c)xopii)i!ridine-l-o):yI and 2,2,6,6-teti-~imf-,tliyl-l~-hydroyypipc-i,idine-l-
oxyl. Ovig. art. has: I table and 1 figure.
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F.S.; ',XZINI A.M.1 BPEGADZE, Yu.I.; GINTSBURG, E.I.
fWiation injury of erythrocytes, susfended in r.%tive and
protein-free medim, by various kinds of irradlltition.
RadlobiologJia 5 rio.23174-1?8 165.
(M-IRA 18:V)
1. lnxtt*~jt biologicheakc-y fiziki Al; SSSR, Moslwa.

GINTSBURG L. doktor yurldich. nauk, prof.
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Prompted by life. Qkhr, trade i aote. straki), 6 no.3~10-11
Mr 163. (MIRA l6zO
kLabor laws and legislation)

MOGILEVSKrY, Ye.M.; GINZBERG, M.A.; KHURGINA, R.A.
Degradation of alkali cellulose by means of oxidizers and catalysts.
KhIu. volok. no.1:54-57 165. (MIRA 1W)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-inaledovatellekly institut iskusstvennogo
volokna.

GINTSBURG, M.A.
Radio wave propagation in a moving cosmic plasma. Kosm.isal. 3
no.21340-342 Hr-Ap 165. (MIRA 18:4)

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UYIN, Lit.; GINTSURG, S.A.
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Computation method for obtaining the polarization characteristics
of the stractuxal (phase) components of alloys. Trudy Inst. Pis.
Ihim., Ak&d. Nank S.S.S.R, 'If, Iseledoyaniya Xorrozii Metal. No. 2,
69-73 151. (KLRA 5:2)
(CA 47 UO.17; 8621 '33)

GINTSBIRG, S.A.; LWDI, I-A.; YAKSHCHlKOV, I.S.
Apparatus for the investigation of the electrochemical behavior of
different metals in contact. Trudy Inst. 71s, Dam., Akad. Nauk S.S.S.R.
3, Inaledovariya Korrosii Metal. No.2, 79-82 151. (KLRA 4:10)
(CA 47 uo.1617831 153)

C.jj,Z13','RG, S. As and I.A.
-Ir alc-ilat~-n for :)eterr-J..,-.*rg: of u:~!--onc-nt
C, . -.1 1 - .1.
:0. 1 1
Parts of Alioyn," Trli-tr -1ra, t. . iz. ""'Ir - , A. ., . ,,

C11,17 1. 117
,.Zi~JtGA :01111f I.A. and UMICHIKOV,
"Device for StudyinC Uie 2-lectro-Cf,crical ~)f in
Contact u-th ~~ach Other," Tru,~,,, Inst. N-)-3) 1951

0 IKIMOG p S. A.
Gintsbarg, S. A. - ogloctroehomical and Corrosion Behavior of Certain Stainless
Stools with Various Themic 7reatments." Moscow Inst of Ron-farroum Metals
and Gold Imni Kalinin, Moscow, 1955 (Dissertation for Degree of Candidate of
Technical Scienoos)*
301 Knithnaya. Lotopis's No. 23, Moscows Junap 1955p pp. 87-104.

GINTSMM, S.A.; IMSMIANOVA, K.A.
V -
Determination of amino - monoethanol
paper. Trudy NUMM no.4:11-16 156.
(Ithanol) (Bensole
and benzole acid In the inhibited
WRA 11:4)
acid)

RAIRZIN. S.A.; RARAIWK, V.P.; MRSHEYANOVA, I.A.; GINTSBM, S.A.
Corrosion factors and means of protecting needles during
long storage. Uch. sap. MGPI 99:151-157 157.
(MIRA 12:3)
(Steel--Corrosion) (Pine and needles)

28(5)
AUTHORS: Gintsbarg, S. A,, Shreyder, A. V. SOV/32..25-6-33/53
TITLE: On the Constant Moisture in Corrosion Chambers Operating With a
Temperature Cycle (0 poatoyannoy vlazftnoBti v korroz4.onnykh
kamerakh, rabotayushchikh a temperaturnym tsiklom)
PERIODICALt Zavodokaya Laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 6, P 741 (U33R)
ABSTRACT: Accelerated corrosion tests which are intended to imitate the
conditions of a tropical atmosphere require a steam pressure
changing with temperature as little as possible. Saturated
salt- and sulfuric acid solutions are not suited for this
purpose as the steam pressure varies considerably with
temperature. The use of glycerin - water mixtures is recommenda~
as in this case only slight variations of steam pressure
with temperature are to be observed,whioh secures a oonsiderable
improvement with respect to the reproducibility of the test
results. The solutions are not agressive and the relative
moisture changes in proportion to the glycerin concentration
of the solution (figure, dependence of the relative moisture
of the air over glycerin solutions on the molar concentrations
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On the Constant Moisture in Corrosion Chambers Operating SOV/52-25-6-55/55
With a Temperature Cycle
of glycerin at 20+10). There are I figure and 3 references,
2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONt Vserossiyakiy nauchno-iasledovatellakiy khimicheakiy inntitut
promyshionnosti mostnogo podehineniya ~All-~'Iusaian Scientific
Chemical Research Institute of the Industry of Local
Subordination)
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AUTHOR: Gintsberg, S.A. SOV/80-32-2-50/56
TITLE: On the Protective Action of the Volatile Corrosion Inhibitor
Dicyclohexylammonium flitrite (0 zashchitnom deystvil letu-
chega zamedlitelya korrozii - ditsiklogeksilammoniynitrita)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikle.dnoy khimii, 1959t Vol XXXII, Nr 2,
J)P 459-462 (USSR)
ABSTRAM Dicyclohexylammonium nitrite (DICHAN) at a concentration of
O.lp protects ferrous metals completely from corrosion, at a
concentration of 0.01A nearly completely. The electrochemical
proces,ses of -this protection are investigated here. The change
of potential induced by DICHAN were compared with those caused
by sodium nitrite. It has been shown that the anode polariza-
tion is responsible for the corrosion protection. This polar-
ization is due to the action of the nitrite ion in DICHAN and
sodium nitrite. The role of DICHAN consists in supplying the
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SOV/80-32-2-50/56
On the Protective Action of the Volatile Corrosion Inhibitor Dicyclohexyl-
ammonium Nitrite
supplies a cation and which has the same vapor pressure.
There are 3 graphs and 3 non-Soviet references.
SUBMITTEDt January 23, 1958
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A. E. Bearse, C. L. Faust, PlatinC, 31, 1,D (1-r-150).
ASSOCIATION: Gosplan Scientific Research Chemical Institute of
RSFSR (]%Iauchno--"-ssledovatellsl~'~y 'kinimic'e'.es',~iy insti-
tut Gosplana RSFSR)
SUBMITTED: April 16, 1959
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3/080/60/033/007/014/020
A003/AO01
AUTHORBi Gintabors,.", Shroyder. A, V.
TI ME Amino Chromates and Eaters of the Chromic Acid as Inhibitors of
Atmospheric Corrosion
PERIODICALt Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, 1960, Vol. 33, No. 7, PP. 1594-1599
TEXT: Dioyclahuylammonium nitrite, cyclohexylammonium carbonate,
monoethanolamine carbonate and benzoate are inhibitors of atmospheric corrosion
used on a broad scale. A driueback of these Inhibitors is their aggressiveness
in relation to non-ferrous metals, especially zinc and copper alloys. Easily
available esters of the chromic acid and also amine chromates were investigated
an corrosion inhibitors, The effect of the ohromates was Investigated in a
-6drrosion. chamber with cyclic temperature drop at a relative humidity of
96-9B% and a 30c, conoentr4tion of 0.01 mg1l. The temperature cycle consisted
in a 15-min heating to 4OuC, holding the sample for 45 min at this temperature,
oooling and holding for 2 hours at room temperature. The samples tested were
made of Y12 (M) steel (1.2% CA-70 (L-70) brass (70% Cu, 30% Zn) without
coatiugs and-steel samples with poreless zinc and nickel coatings. Samples of
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S/080/60/033/007/014/020
A003/AO01
Amino Chrom&ten and Esters of the Chromic Acid as Inhibitors of Atmospheric
Corrosion
oxidized MA-2 magnesium alloy and non-oxidized A -16 (D-16) Duraluminum were
also tested, The inhibitors were introduced into wrapping paper in the amount
2
of 18-20 g/m . cyclohoxylammonium chromate was applied from an aqueous suspen- I/
sion, dicycloboxylamonium chromate and the eaters of the chromic acid from
alcohol solutions. It was shown that the beat protection for steel is obtained
with cyclo- and d1cycloboxylammonium chromates. Their effect is noticeably
higher than that of dicyolohexylammonium nitrite and cyclohexylammonium carbonate,
The inhibitors mentioned, especially cyclohexylammonium chromate, have also good
prnteotive properties with regard to non-ferrous metals. Experiments with
samples made from D-16 Duraluminum and oxidized magnesium alloy showed good
protective properties of cyclo- and dioyclohexylammonium chromates with regard
to magnesium alloys. The potential of steel, brass, nickel and zinc samples in
tap water containing chromates of cyclo- and dicyclohexylammonium wass shifted to
the side of positive values. Thellit effect", i.e., the intensification of
corrosian in narrow gaps is considerable for dicyclohexylammonium chromate.
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S/080/60/033/007/014/020
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Amine Chromates and Esters of the Chromic Acid as Inhibitors of Atmospheric
Corrosion
It can be suppressed by adding: phenyl and butyl benzoates to the inhibitor.
There are 3 graphs and 7 references: 2 Soviet, 2 English, 2 German and
1 Czechoslovakian.
SUMMED: June 1, 1959
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AM11ORS: G.-,ntiberg, S.A.,
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and Shreyder, A-V-
T: TLE. TI.e oe )f ct;rtain amino saits of ~ncrganic acids as
P meta'-
1)1* %1e almospheric corl"ceior, 0l
I'l,'jilODICATI:Zi, rA U I i, r 44kladnoy khimii, v, 10, 1960,
'-'68
T -1,X T : 0,, v i nDe;-f~oat.' diversity of thei-r :-Iniposition and servi-
ce art,.cles are nct nven any adequate
I, C t C C lnh:lbit-)rs. Therefore. an inve.5tigation of
the of packing paper impreGnated with aminrisalli
and ce-tull- -.ilCjrl'IUT.Alc acids was carried out. The arilne c,.-tions
wer,? se--E~Mel to include a ritrolgen-conzaining f-rr'o'jp, so as lo fF-.-
:Trever.~Ible s-~rption onto the surface .:,f :he Icrctecti've
iilet~i-l~ -hc cf the sal--,s had to provide either a passivating
o .2m-f.j--u4lnt,, t~;tLon cf ~,he inhib3.tor. Volybda-es and wolframs.-
C~ s-iere uz;ed as represen-lalives of the former, =6 Phosphates and
Carl 1/",~

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The -,'se of certain am;no D216/D306
torates of the latter. Corrosion tests were carried oi~t in a Ca-
bin,~t, using periodic and cooling, The temperp_~,ure
z~air-o:nod at 40 f u r hDur, reduced to 200 for 2 hour,-, and was
then rai&ea again, et,,, The relative humidity was Taintained at
q ? .,i- all tires by means of glycerine scltitions. 0.01
ML)-/-" SO; .-Ias introduced inzo *he cabinet daily, The effeTtive-
nes~ of the action -;.as est;:Lm;,-Led fz)r steel accordinG to
pro;)or-.~on of the surface hav-ng suffered corro_sion, _11d for
non-ferrauE zetala, by a L3re-.11ally designed -40-poln- scaled 'in this
s:a~e, C'Lass I correoponds^to '~he presence on the metal surface of
silGht tarnishes ivh:ch wash off easily, or of depos:.tion of inhi-
b.tors, Class 2 - aj:~pearance of tarnishes which cannot be washed
off, Class 3 - singie corrosion pitso Class 4 - fli-,t-;n,7 corrosi-on,
Class 5 - pit5 with corrosion products, Clas2 6 separate stains
on the exterral surface, Class 7 - stains on both surfaces, Classes
8 - 10 - inten8e corrosion with formation of considerable quanti-
ties of corroslon products, the D,-.per sticking to such a surface.
Pac"-irg paper was saturaied with aqueouB solutions of inhibitor in
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The use of certain amino D216/D-)06
such a way Rs to ensure the presence of 15-20 g/m2 of inhibitor An
the )asking paper. Salt loissee after Ion exposure under _~ondit;l.ons
.L - 20, and humidity (50
of smal' teTiperaluxt, varliations (20 +
-aere studled parallel wi-h the corrosir)n -.cs-,s. These losse!.~
due to volatilizLtion. The .;hanges In relatave volatiliza-tion wil.h,
time are shown.The authors conclude that among -Whe tested saltZ
only mono- and tri-ethynolam,.ne bora+ves :an be regarded ae
Corroe4on for Sleel
tie inhibitors of atmospheric I articles contai-
ning, apart from unc-oated components, nickel and zinc plated com-
ponents or comporents made of zinc and ndl,kcl-base alloys. There
are 'd fig-ires and 4 references: 3 Soviet-blo_- and I non-Soviet-b1c:.
The reference To the English-language publicrl-.ion reads as follows;
Hackerman and A,C. Ma~)rides, Ind. Eng. Ch., 46, 3. 1523-527, 195-4.
SUBLUTTED: November 12, 1959
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X C" 1409 AO03/AOO I
AUITIORS: Shreyder, A. V., Gintsberg, 3- A.
TITLE; On the Slit Effect in the Inhibition of Atmospheric Corrosion
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimli, 1960, Vol. 33, No. 11, pp. 2541-2547
TEXT: The slit effect of corrosion was determined on samples (0.1 mm thick)
of Y 12 (U 12) steel of 22 x 15 mm. Two of these samples were packed together and
the difference of corrosion on their outside and inside surfaces was investigated.
The samples were kept In corrosion chainbe:-s with continuously changing temperature V
(20'C for 2 hours and 400C for I hour), a hvmidity of 94-96% and a content of 0.1
mg/l of sulfur dioxide In the air. The index of the slit effect was determined by
the formula ', = I . 10()%, where I is the area affected by corrosion on the
I + 0
inner surfaces of the samples, 0 is the outer surface affected by corrosion.
(Abstractor's note: 1. (inner) is a translation of the Russian V (vnutrennyy) and
0 (outer) a translation of N (n.aruzhnyy)). It was shown that the slit effect
increases with the capllkry condensation In the gap. If thin samples (0.1 mm)
are packed with thick samples (0.4 mm) the slit effect decreases from 81.7 - 96.4%
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A003/AO01
On the Slit Effect in the Inhibition of Atmospheric Corrosion
to 41.2 - 76.1% when using ammonium benzoate as inhibitor. Among the 32 Inhibitom
tested, the slit effect is manifested when compounds are used like ammonium
benzoate, dicyclohexylammonium chromate. Stimulators of corrosion (diphenyl-
guanidine) and indifferent compounds (diphenylguanidine benzoate)can also give
rise to slit effect. The use of' the following substances, which are non-volatile
and stimulators of corrosion, Is not accompanied by the slit effect: monoetha-
nolamine tungstate, triethanolamine, tungstate, the ammonium salts of synthetic
fatty acids, the sodium salt.of alkylsulfoacid, the sodium salt of aliphatic
aminaacid. Many Inhibitors stop corrosion only in the presence of oxygen. The
reduced aeration in the slit decreases the effect of passivators. A special
inhibitor was tested which contained an "antislit" admixture. For this purpose
7.5 to 50A% (based cn the inhibitor weight) casein and albumin glues, phenyl-
benzoate, ;64:~nyloloati!, butylbenzoate and the sodium salt of a mixture of mono-
and diesters of orthoohosphoric acid was added to chromates of cyclohexy'ammanium
and dicycloh-2yylammonium, ammonium benzoate and diphenyl guanidine and to a
mixture of urotropine with sodium nYtritd. The slit effe2t was abolished and the
in the ratio 1 2) butyl-
protective properties were increased ,iomewhat by addin. I
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AOOVAOOI
Sl,.,. Effict in ttip Inhit-it-,c-n of
~L:d p"g~rylt'i!-'120at-t- tc) chromettes of cyc--,.:,- a-.3 ~L,.J to amm,:~n,--m
7 r -1 Ther.: arr- 2 figurt-is, 3 tabl-~s ind ._i -via4., 2 Erg,'.Ish
&-iBMI'Ll" Mar:t 7, 1960
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AUTIIOR GiOsberg, S A
TITLE Ammonium benzoate as inhibitor of atmospheri,~ i'orrosion
FERIODICAL, Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no 2,1 , 1 )u1 ~I '5 , KbStra,~t
~4!262 (Tr. Vaeros. ii-i, khim iri-ta ;irom-nIi mestri
podchineniya, no.. 8, 11)59, 12-211)
TEXT. The protv,.tive action of ammonium benzoai,e ao inhibitor of ferro,.15
and nonferrous metai corrosion by gases was studied. lt has been shown
tnat *he corronion ritte of metal samples drops sharply at the bei~-Inning of
storage, but later on rises somewhat when the inhibit-or volatilizes
Ammonium benzoate, compared with sodium benzoale, is 21~,-i'6 times more
efficient, The analysis of polarization curves and potential-versus-time
curves has shown that ammonium benzoate is a mixed inhibitor The
ben,.,.oate ion has an inhibitory effect upon the anodic process. and
ammonium upon the cathodic process, The use of 6, mixture of ammonium
benzoate and sadium benzoate is recommended IAbstra,-ter s rioted Complet-
t-anslatior...,
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', GINTSBE.RG.,. S,I,A.; SHREYDER, A.V,
Amino salto of certain inorganic acido an inhibitors of the atmospheric
corrosion of metals, Zhuraprikl,khim, 33 no*10:2366-2368 0 160-
NMA 142-5)
(Corrosion and anticorrosives)

SHREYDER, A.V.: GINTSBERGO S.A..
Crevice effect In the inhibition of atmospheric corrosion.
Zhur. prikl. khim. 33 no.11:2541-2547 N 160. (MIRA 14:4)
(Steel-Corrosion)

,9/06'/6~/(x-jO'/O(j2/05/j/ i C) -I
B1 4 5//BlOll
AUTEORS - Gant_qb(:-rg. S. A.., Shreyder, A. V.
TITLE. Mpthods of protecting products with f~-rrLoj_- and non-ferrt,o.,-
alatal joints from atmospherAc corromion with the ~iid of it,
fi.ibitarv
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal Khimiya, no ", 1',,62 b s t r 1 ic t
2121( (Tr. Vseros,. n - i khim. in- tii .iit:!,-.tn Lroi-n- 9'L,_ , n-i
1961), 10 - 3L9)
TEXT: Various inhibitors of atmo3pheric corro:5ion in the cor3ervaz~ior :,f
preducts with ate.-I. brass. Zn and. Ni joints are described The following
corrosion inhibitors were used. salts of minercil %nd orgini!: iclds with
ortganic and mineral cations, organic and mineral ticid. esters. amineE, L'~
N~' - heterocjcles !ind thiocompounds, The s,,nthesis of co!:;pounds desor;bed-
and not described IT) publications is givent c,. c I o1-; (~ xUMMOI)Ium, chromate
dicyclohexyl ammonium chromate, triethanolamine tetr,11ccrEtc, triethanol-
timine molybinte Ammonium benzatite. cyclohexyl chromate, dicyclf)
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1.1lethods of protecting
heyyl ~vnmonl, 'im chrontte, and diphonyl vimniihne cenz(~Iu, ar.- mhown to %~l
"Is inhibitors of iitil.oiphericc corrosion of Lhc- mc~v~ln mv.-tion,2d, scme
inhilltorts caum~~ cn?vici, corrosion. Th(-- '~M~ ~A' IL -11XV-in'. Cf
corrosion inhibitorn.; conqintlng of "101/'. of cyclohcxyl ammunil.~rij chromIite U]"';
00/v' of phenyl benzoate is re3mmended to re llucE.- tl-.,C- crevil C; of f ec t m~cl R, -
mospheric corroni.on, All corrosion inhibitors menticned can be uned und-r
Lr.c.pical condit~onn [Abstracter'n note: Comp'lete tr!,nmlatian
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GINTSBERG) S.A.; SHREYDER, A.V.; SE OY-S"
Ftfect of steel. oxidation conditione on oxide film quujit-
y.
Zhur. prikl. khim. 34 no.5:11U~1168 My 161. (MIRA I,"-S)
1. Nnucl i -issledovatellskiy kh-Lmd(!hcskiy iistitut Gosplana
TOISH.
Oc,teea)

GINTSPERG, .3,A., kand.tekhn.nauk; IVANOV, A.F.
P. .
Studying the smooth' ng ef fact of some additives in copper and nickel
electroplating a.then on the surface of metals. Trudy MITKHl
n0-1100-95 '62. (MIRA 17:4)

CV080/6 2/03 5 /00.' )/021/024
D2 04 /D3 021
U T11 i OF, 3 and Ivanov, A. F.
o~ pittin,,.1; in nicked-plating by the addi-
tion of o2win:LC compounds
PI-1,11 i I o 1) 1 CA L :Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, v. 35, !io. 5, 1.962, 671-6,74
A brief rcsuin6 of '%;estern work on 'lie ijene"'cal effects of
wet"i-6 agents in the electrolyte is first given wilich indicates
pitting is suppressed due to the lowerintL of tile surface ten-
sion of the electrolyte. 1n the present work the authors investiga-
led the elfects of 13 :iurface active LLgent,- produce-d in the US)SR.
SL'he coapounds were added it'i quantities of 0.05 - 1 .5 g/1 at. varlous
and current densities. The uurface tension of the el-
ectrolytes was then measured stalagmometrical2y and the pitting was
~1.13111es.,-,ed visually. The resulto are tabulated and diSCLIssed. No di-
rect reiationihip between the lower.ing of VUrfliC0 tenoion and sup-
pression of pitting was observed, although the two phenomena ap-
peared together in some cases, for certain concentrations of the
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I'liminati oil of pit'~in6r D204/D"i 02
addiiive. Ii is concluded that the main function of the additives
-c- 14 qUid_M' tLl
to reduce the t dhesive tension on the 0 in terface.
'mproved wettin,, of the metal preventB therefore the, entrapmQnt oi'
bubbleo and elii:iinates pittint;. The 'L)e,.;t additive,; viere 11'ro-
;;rcz;3' (a minure of the Na salts Of SUlphanated ijecondary alco-
LI
hols containing 8 - 18 C atoms),A601 (A')'3P) (a salt obtained by
TH,01i neutralization of sulphonated polyalkyl benzenes with mol.
wt.
200), or a mixture of the two. There are 1 fik;ure, 1 table
ai-~d 20 references: 1 Soviet-bloc and 19 non-0-oviut-bloc. The 4 miost
-ecen' ,e'erences to the English-language publicaliono read fol-
t' .1 u
OVIS T
_Lnd. Finish.p 12, 139, (1960); '46th Aiinual Techn. Proc.
m !r E'Lectroplaters' Soc., Detroit, 11,11ich., 19591 , -k 2 , IT_y
1959); J. Electroch. Soc. Japan, 26, 1-3, (1958); ProdUCu_ Finish,
11, 4, (1958).
iL6'50GIATI0N; Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy Ithimicheskiy institut mest-
noypromyshlennosti (Scientific Research Chemical
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GINSBURG, A., inshepolko-mik
- ,
Methods for repairing stations. Voen. eviaz. 16 n0-3:34-35 Mr 158.
(MIRA 1l14)
(Ulio stations--Maintenance and repair)

AUTHOR: A.
liikol
TITLE: F~,Ibrlc'5
on F
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.1 i r a k, land
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PERIONCAI: V
fror t1c.. (Rcd
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ft j,iyif" 'la
is -,z;e 1-c tai' i rir- 'i ine btch cf
L
-,,-.-lhLci. norrial',y be ~~ff-, ta docn~~.sed
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Cnrdl/2

Soll/i-yi-~61- [ --, '/,I)
E.,~pei-imentai ~lovk by Tewii Luaclei, Z.S. Nilkoiayev in Cl",a,ge oi
Calandei-ing Plant on Facing R.tuvics
nominatud, move than once, as th(~ best bhop team In tiie
fac rovy.
A
3430CIATION. Zavod "Kvasnyy Treugollnik"' (Red T.-IanL.-,ie ovks)
I I
1. 'indiv:Axifil productlon--11,SSR '~ Per.~:onrieJ-Perfomnance
Ca.-d L'A

AUTHOR: G1nt,3buI-g,...A.
TITLE: Tile Advanc;,-d-i4ol.-king Methods of Foreman O.C. Kokorina
on the "So'le-fastening" Opevation in Boot-makIng)
(Pe,redovoy jnietod -aboty masteca O.G. Kokorinoy na
"nalozheiilye podoshv" na sapozhkaldi)
FEitJODICAL: Kawhult I ii~zlna, 19~56, Ni- 't, p J63 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Wcjtemari O.G. Kako.-ina impoved and speeded Lip the s(i.L;---
1*.ti:;tenJng opei;itlon on vomenlu shcus by eliiidwiting ~,4,)
motions :ind providing foi I 1110~(' CLI.V1,111
appilcation of' glue to pacts.
ASSOCIATION: Zavod "Ki-asnyy ti-eugollnik (lied Ti-langie 'dorks)
Capd 1/i

8(6) SOV/ 112 -59 -2 -276 1
Translation from: Referativny), zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1959, Nr 2, p 69 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Gintsburg, A. B.
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TITLE: Generated -Voltage Busways at Large Hydroelectric Generating Stations
(Shinoprovody generatornogo napryazheniya moshchnykh gidroelektrostantsiy)
PERIODICAL: V sb. ; Energ. str-vo, Vol 1, M.-L. , 1958, pp 40-42
ABSTRACT: Heavy-current shaped -conductor buswayB developed by the Leningrad
Branch of the "Orgenergostroy" on the basis of laboratory inv'estigations of new
welding methods are described. The cost of manufacturing and mounting one
running meter of box-type busway is I I rubles vs 20. 5 rubles in the case of a
flat-bus busway. According to a table presented, the carrying capacity of
channel-type and angle-type composite conductors is higher than that of box-
type because the former have a longitudinal alit that helps to dissipate heat.
Buaways consisting of two channel shapes are considered. Structural
assemblies have been developed for two channel types: ) 75 x 70 x 8 and
Gard 1/2

SOV/ 112-59-2-2761
Generated --Voltage Busways at Large Hydroelectric Generating Stations
125 x 55 x 6.5; 35 -mm gaps are left in assembling the former, and 15 -mm gaps
are left in the latter case. For convenience in fastening and in preventing
vibration, the channels are tightly connected by sliding blocks. Special tools
are developed for the above operations ~nd also for butt welding of the buaways.
Brass bolts serve for connections. Bus holders art: made of a diamagnetic
material. Some mounting problems are touched upon. Advantages of welded
joints over the bolt-type joints, as well as major welding methods are listed.
S. S. L.
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GINTSBURG, A.B., inzh.
- -.- . ......
Erection of the crossing of 110 kv. power transmission line across
a river. Elek.sta.33 no.101-74 Ja 162. (MIRA 159))
(Electric lines-Ovarhejad)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/3883
Gintsburg, A.K., V.A. ItDktin, S.L. Reznikovs';Jy, 1113.0. Rozovskiy,
X._V._Zu-17y_uETn, and A.A. Trakhov
Remont radiostartsiy (Repair of Radio Stations) Moscow, Voyen. Izd-vo
M-va obor. SSSR, 1959. 327 p. No. of copies printed not given.
Ed.: P.S. Kiriyenko; Tech. Ed.; Ye.K. Konovalova.
PURPOSE: This textbook Is intended for students of communication
schools of the Soviet Defense Ministry, and may also be used
by Defense Ministry personnel working in army communication repair
shops, and by other radio specialists.
COVERAGE: The book deals with radio repair. Detailed information is
given on materials andcomponents, testing and repair of components,
assembly and disassembly of radio equipment, measurements during
testing and repair of radio stations, various methods of radio
repair, and repair of power supply sources, transmitters, and re-
ceivers. M.A. Sulyutin wrote Ch. I; A.K. Gintsburg wrote Ch. II;
carel-i-Al.

Repair of Radio Stations
SOV/3883
V.A. Loktin wrote Ch. III; B.o. Rozovaldy wrote Ch. IV; S.L.
Reznikovskiy wrote Cho. V, VII, VIII, and Section 3 of Ch. VI;
and A.A. Trakhov wrote Ch. VI (excepting for Section 3). No
personalities are mentioned. There are no references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Porevord 3
Ch. I. Radio Engineering Materials 5
1. Materlals as basis of construction 5
2. Properties of rad1oangineering materials 5
Physical properties 5
Thermal properties 6
Electrical properties 6
Chemical properties 8
Mechanical properties 8
3- Mineral base solid insulation 8
4. Glaso and oxide Insulation 9
5. Ceramic insulation 11
Structural ceramics 12
Condenser ceramics 13
Vacuum ceramics 14
Cav&-:2/-~

GINTSBM, B.A.
,I~wAw*#"wmOwm
Use of aloe extract in the treatment of pyorrhea alveolaris.
Stomatologiia, Moskva no.2:56 1951* (CLHL 2G:11)
1. Of Voronezh. Polyclinic (Director -- Honored Piysician
RSM A.H. Volkovenko).

"Quality of P. ~Cwnw ~)11-!,scs "I"! th t~o Use c f t I i- ':ihir! In,: Thr,ft An;- et ~ ori ir
!'r;)- 1:f-j"rw- (A' f'ril'). "A. .%r; -aa-A
of Che!f..Ic!,l "nchlrif.- Dui-161tqv.
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:,oscfm ill 19') pr(c

137-58-1 -Z043D
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallut giya, 1958, Nr 1, p -'77 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Gintsburg, 13- B.
TITLE- Laboratory Work in Metallography in Specialized High Schools.
(.Laboratornyye raboty po rnetallovedeniyu v srednikh
spetsiallnykh uchebnykh zavedeniyakh)
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry on the Author's dissertation for the degree
of Candidate of Pedagogic Sciences, presented to the Leningr.
gos. ped. in-t (Leningrad State Pedagogical Institutel
It
Leningrad, 1957
ASSOCIATION: Leninsir, gus. ped. in-t (Leningrad State redpgogical Institute),
Leningrad
1. Metallurgr-USSR
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/3919
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Gintsburg, B. Ya.
Teplovaya napryazhennostt porshney drigateley vrrutrennego agoraniya
(Thermal 4tresses in Pistons of Internal-Combustion Engines) Moscow,
1958. 153 P. (8eries: Moscow. Nouchno-isoledovatellskava laboratoriya
dvigateley, Trudy, No. 6) 1,000 copies printed.
Tech. Ed.: S,N. Zaviyalov.
PURPOSE: The book is intended for automotive and combustion engineers.
COVERAGE: The book presents an account of stresses and strains in pistons of
internal-combustion engines. A piston having a uniform flat head and an
axially symtrical skirt was chosen for the stress-strain analysis.
Analogy theorems may be used to derive a reliable calculating device for
determining thermal stresses in pistons of different parameters. Practical
criteria for eistimating thermal stresses in a piston of arbitrary design
are set out In the last chapter. No personalities are mentioned. There are
19 references: 10 Soviet and 9 English.

ARINKIN, Ylktor Viisillyevich; GINTSBURG, B.Ta., prof., doktor takhn.
nauk, reteenzent; BASINTSTA9, A.A., inzh., red.; MODEL', B.I.,
tekhn.rad.
[increasing the performance of the piston set of the D100
diesel onginej Povy9henie rabotosposobnosti porshnevol gruppy
diselia DIOO. Moskva, Goo.nauchno-takhn.izd-vo mashinostr*
'it-ry, 1959. 109 P. (MIRA 12:10)
(Diesel engines)

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