SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GRIDNEV, V.N. - GRIDNEV, V.N.

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N.I., GINIS, R.P.
Tasks of the laboratory for analytical control. Apt. delo. 4 no.6:
43-47 N-D 155. (KLRA 9:1)
1. Is Chern1govskoy kontrollno-analiticheskoy laboratorii.
(PHAMCY.
laboratories for analytical control)

J, , ,
ALIYEV, A.K.; SHRK-OVSBPYAN, O.T.; GINIS, Yu.B.
Some geological data on Kiurovdag, the new o 1 field. Azerb.
neft.khoz. 36 no.8:5-8 Ag '57. (MIRA 10:11)
(Kura LowlRnd--Oil fields)

ALIT37. 1.K.; SHIC-OTSAPTAY. 0.T.; GINIS. Yu.B.
Preliminary data on geological structure of the Kalmas area and
its gas and oil potentials. Izv. vys. ubhob. zav.; neft' i gaz
no- 5:3-9 '58- (MIRA ll-.6)
1~Azerbaydzhanskiy industrialinyy institut im. M.Azizbekove
treat "Amorneftereavedke."
(Kasi-Hegomed District--Petroleum geolo
(Xazi-Kagowed District-Gas, Natural--GeolZ

GINL~-,, Yu.13.
Changes In the sand content of tho upper layers of the produaln~g
formation in the southeastern Xura Lowland. Azarb.neft-khoz- 38
nt).4:10-12 Ap 159. Wilk 12:7)
(Mira Lowland-Sand)

G~K.Sju.B.; KARTIROSOV, R.A.
Distribution and source region of iodine-bromine waters in the
southeastern part of the Kura Lowland. Azerb.neft.khoz. 41
no.5t7-9 Vq 162. (MIRA 16:2)
(Kura 4mland-Oil field brines)

KCRZH, P.D.; GULYAYEVA, G.P.,- GINIYATULIN, I.N.
------
Thermoelectric mthod for determining antimony in,lead-antimony
alloys. Zav.lab. 29 no-3,.289-291 163# (9IRA 10:2)
1. Magnitogorskiy gorno-mtallurgichesk4y institut.
(Antimony-AnalyBin) (Iea-s~ktimony alloys)
(Thermoelectricity)*

BOGOKAZP TeAst kand.med.nauk; QINK-IDKSHINA, R,,A, kand.med.nauk;
MWILISHCHIK, Z.A.
Clinical anatomical comparisons in staphylococcal pneumonlas
in infants-- Pediatriia 41 no.9:30-35 3 162. (MMA 15:12)
1. Iz kafedry fakul'tatskoy pediatrii (zav. - dotsent T.A.
Bogomaz) Dnepro~e 0 go meditsinskogo Instituta i detskoy
gtrZ
bollnitsy No-3 la vrach L.V.Volkova).
(PNEUNDNIA) (STAPHYLOCOCCAL DISEkSE)

ALIFEROVICH, Kh*A., inzh.; G111i'.,V3, H.L.p imh.; bUiNAVICENS, B,A., inzh.
-
Device for determining Bhort-circuitn between the atator turns
of sTnall electric motors. ElektrotekhnIku 35 no.6-.61-62 JrA 164.
(MIRA 17-.8)

OOKINA, Y~#Vo; GINMISRTN= A..X*j AR?WIYW, A,A*
I
Molecular complexes of-altravyl chloride. Dokl, AN 8851 109 no.3t526-
531 Jl 156o (KLItA 9:10)
1. Gosudnrstv*nnyy nanchno-Iseledowatells,kly i proyektnyy institut
asotno3r prowyehlennoett. Predstawleno akademikom I.L. InuWrnnteem.
(NItrosyl chloride)

GINUN,S.
-.-. Shooting gallery opernted on business basis. Voon.znan-31 no.6:10
Je,55. (MLRA 8:11)
1. Predeedatell komiteta pervichnoy org&nizateii Dobrovollnogo ob-
shchestva sodeystylya armii. aviatsil i flotu SSSR, Moscow
(Shooting)

GINK9N S. (Moskva); AXIMOV, N. (Moskva); BMSLAVSKIY, S. (Moskva);
BULANOVICH, P. (Moskva); MAWKIN, S. (Mosk7a); MARTYNOV, A. (Moskva);
CHISTYAKOV, R. (Moskva).
lets mark the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the Great October
with now successes In mass defense work; appeal of members of the
All-Union Volunteer Society for Assistance to the Army, Air Force,
and Navy of the Ordzhonikidze Factory in Moscow to all primary
organizations. Voen.znan. 32 no.11:4 N 156., (MIRA 10:10)
1. Predsedatell kamiteta pervichnoy organizateli Dobrovollnogo
obahchastva sodeyetviya armit, aviateii I flotu (for Ginken).
2. Chlen komiteta pervichnoy organizataii Dobrovollnogo obahchestva
sodaystviya armli, avintsii I flotu (for Akimov, Bereslavskiy,
Bulanovich, Mallkin, Martyhov). 3. Sekretarl komiteta Vaesoyuznogo
Leninakogo kommunisticheakogo soyu2a molodezhi (for Chistyakov).
(Military, education)

GINKENE, M.M.; MITUZAS, G.S., kand.med.nauk
Single visit treatment of pulpitis with Zaslavskii's so-called
biological paste. Stomatologiia 41 no-4;83-84 Jl-Ag 162.
(MIRA 15:9)
1. Iz Kaunasskoy respublikanskoy klinicheskoy bollnitsy,
stomatologicheskoy polikliniki i kafedry farmakologii Kaunasskogo
meditsinskogo instituta.
(GUMS-DISEASES) (BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS)

FROLOV, Petr Terentlyevich, kand. tekhn. nauk, Prof.; 41NUMLIL
kand. tekhn. nauk, dots.; YEFIMOV.,
Sergey Grigorlyevich, kand. tekhn.nauk, dots.; BAUMAN, V.A.,
ratoenzent; SRADRIN, I.A., prof., retsenzent; DUBINSKIY,
P.F., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof., retsenzent; MONAKHOV, I.G.,
dots., retaenzent; FIITSUKOV, M.A., dots., retsenzent;
CHEIVIYAKOV, L.M., dota.p retaenzent; ANDREYZV, 'B.K., dots.,
retsenzent; SHADRINA, G.N., dots., retsenzent; VAYNSON, A.A.,
nauchny,y red.; SHAROVA, Ye.A., red. lzd-vt; VORONINA, R.K.,
tekhn. red.
(Principles of the mechanization construction work] Onnovy-:me-
khanizatsii stroiteltnykh rabot. Moskva, V-vsehaia shkola, 1962.
299 P. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii stroitel'stva i arkhitektury
SSSR (for Bauman). 2. Kafedra stroitellnogo proizvodstvaMo-
5kovskogo instituta inzhenerov zheleznodorozhnogo transporta
(for Wtinskiy, Monakhv, Fiitsukov, Chernyakov, Andreyev,
Shadrina). 3. ZaveduyuBhchiy kafedroy stroitellnogo proizvod-
tva Moskovskogo instituta inzhenerov zheleznodorozhnogo tran-
:
porta (for Shadrin).
(Construction equipment) (Automatic control)

GINKIN, 6EORGII GRIGORRY'Vicil
Spravochnik po radiotakhnike. fRiadlo engineering mantuiI2 Izd. 4, Perer.
Moskva, Goo. erorg. Izd-vo, 1948. 112 D. (R~LSROV-Flla rallo bibliote~m).
DLC: Slavic unclass.
SO: Soviet Transportation and Communications. A Bibijor
- riphy Library of Congress.
Reference Department, Washin~-.-,ton, 1952, Unclassified.

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GINKIN, Georgiy Grigorlyevich; KUBARKBI, L.V., red,; UtIOPOV, G.Ye.,
--Te-lum. red.
[Logarithms, decibels, and decilogs] Logariftyp detsibelyp
detsilogi. Moskva, Gos. energ. izd-vop 1962. 351 PO
(14IRA 15:3)
(Logarithms) (Decibels)

KUBARKIN, Leontiy Vladimirovich; GINKIN, G.G., red.
[Stonj about radioelectronics) Rasokaz o radioslektronike.
Moskva, Energiia, 1965. 256 P. (MIRA 19-1)

1. OTNIKOv 0. M.
2. USSR (600)
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7. Unit method of repairing tractors at the Gromovskaya Machine Tractor Station.
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GIN'KOJ* G. M ,
Scientific institutions helping farm production: Institute for the
Mechanization of agriculture. Kolkh. proizv. 12, No 11 1952,

GIN'KOY G-M ,
New machines for harvesting rice. Kolkh. proizv. 12, No 9, 1 752.

GIRIKO, G,H,,,_Ysndidat tekhnichookikh nauk.
:----.
Method for OV21URtiNg the quality of threshing of grain &Ad oil-
seed crops in a system of hom9geavus coordinates. Dskl.AIr_ad.ssl'-
khez. 21 no.7:41-47 156. WaA 9:10
l.'Ts~voyuznyy Rauchne-Issledevatollskiy institut meikhanizatsii
sel'skego khozyaystva. Prodstavleas akademikem V.A.Zheligovskim.
(Threshing)

GIN.' KO. 4..~M.
In the All-Union Scientific ReBearch Inatitute for tto MechAnization
of Agriculture. Mekh. i elek.soto.se?lkhoz. no-5:55--a.6 156.
(MIRA 12:4)
(Farm mechanization)

Gllg,JM. G.M.
-. - I 1 11 -
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(Illbliography-A,gricultur., mac hinery) (MIU 12:4)

I
GINIKO -
Dissertations. Mekh.t elek.nots.sel'.khoz.no.6:61-64 157.
(MIRA 10:12)
(Agricultural mnchinery)

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LA. .1 ~ I i - I , " :
GINIKO, G.M., kand. tekhn. nauk.
Brief report on the work of the All-Union Scientific Research
Institute of Yarm Nechanization. Dokl. Akad. sellkhoz. 22
no.10:43-4-6 157. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Teemoyusnyy nauchno-iseledovatellakly institut WAkhanizatoll
aellskogo khozyaystva. Predstaylena akademikom N.V. 3Rblikovym.
(Farm mechanization)

GINKO, G.H.
Attachement to the KMI-492 cultivator-fertilizer spreader for the
application of herbicides. Biul. tekh.-ekon. inform. no.4:65-67
'58e (NIU lit6)
(Oultivators) (fertilizer spreaders) (Herbicides)

GINIKOI G.K.
Sheller@ for threshing @sea corn oars. Biul,tokh.-ekonoinfom
no.60? 158. (MIRA 11:8)
(Threshing machines)

GINIKO, G.M.. kand. tolchn. nauk
- ~ - ~ -
Development of Academician V.P. Goriachk-in's theory of the
threshing-ma china cylinder. Dokl. Akad. snllkhoz. 23 no. 6:43-
48 '58. (MIRA 11:7)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy iastitut mekhanizateil
sel'skogo khozyaystva. Predstavlens akademikom V.A.Zheligovskim.
(Threshing machines)

U=/x.IsctrIcIiY Jul 48
Hydroelectric Plants
"Review of 'Small Hydroelectric Power Plants of the
Irarelian TisthaitiV A.-A. K6role,v,"S. S. Ginko, Clad
Tech Sci, 3/4 p
."Gidrotakh Stroi" No 7
In.spite of sev*ral defects, book contains =eh
useful data. Published by Cosenergolzdat, Lenin-
grad-Moscov,.1947, 4,000 cop'les.
low 15/49T46
"PA 151145, 146

G=O, S.S.; STRIL OTSIIT, S.A.
~
[Rural bydroelectric power st&tional Sel'skle gidroelektrostan-
toft. Moskva, Goo. Isd-vo selkhos lit-ry, 1953. 139 p. (NUA 7:6)
(Hydroelectric power stations)

SKIy, V.p., professor, redaktor;
Ser evich-, KHASHCIIIII 1).. telthnicheakly redaktor.
GI*o. Sergey VODOLAGINA. S-
9 . ., redaktor; ruction of rural Iwdro-
(Research and 9111.veying for the C0118t i2yakanija dlis, strol-
ationz] Obsledovanlia 1 .0. Moskva$
electric power at Khashchinskog
tel,gtva Rel'skikh GICS. Pod red.. V-P- (WRA 8 - 9)
S. lit-ry, 1955- IT3 P- IM'Crofll-ml
G.oa.izcl-vO selkho T stations)
(Hydroelectric POWs

GINED, S!k?,v Sprgegeyich; ZVORTKIN, K-A., rodaktor; SHATILIKA, H.K.,
i-
-HzWk,
rodaktor-, M.TA., tekhnicheskiy rodaktor.
[water power resources of the U.S.S.R.; their investigation
and utilization] Vodneenergetichookle bogatstya SSSR; ikh izu-
chanie i ispellsovanie. leningrad, Gidrometeorologicheekoe izd-
vo, 1955. 195 p. (Hydroelectric power) (K6RA 9:6)

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111~0); 8(6) PHASE I BOOK E~PLOITATION SOV/2877
Ginko, Sergey Sergeyevich
03novy g1drotekhniki (PrIncIples of Hydraulle Englneering)
Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat, 1958. '162 1). EPL,aLa slip Inserted.
5,000 copies printed.
Resp. Ed. : K. Ye. Ivanov; Ed. : M. K. Shat~lilna; To(_,h. Ed. : M. Ya
Flaum.
PURPOSE: Tills book is intended for hydrologists, hydraullo
engineers, and construction engineers. It may serve as a text-
book on hydraulic engineering.
COVERAGE: The book treats various hydraulic engineering problems.
River transport and navigation, water power installations,
Irrigation projects, water supply, sewerage, Ini3bailations In the
fishing industry, bridge construction, and general hydrologic
questions are discussed. The author, thanl(s hydraulic, engineer
K. Ye. Ivanov, Doctor- of Geogr.4phical Scic-tices, and A. A. Gromova.,
Instructor at the Khar'kov Hydrometeoroiogical Tkhnikum. Ile
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further thanks S. V. Nerpin, Doctor of Technical S~c.terjc(~s, for
the use of materials incorporated in the text. There are 13
Soviet references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
In"*roduction 5
Ch. I. Utilization of Water Power 16
1. The importance of electrification in national economy 16
2. Basic concepts on the utilization of rivers as a
source of power 18
3. Fluctuations in the power and output of energy of
a GES (hydroelectric station) 26
It. Basic concepts of water engines 31.
5. The concept of power systems and the automation
of hydroelectric power stations 1j,
0
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6. Power-economic indexes and the selection of GES power
output
7. Hydraulic engineering construction units of the GES
(water power unjits) 51
Diverting stream flow during the construction of
hydropower units 6o
9. Hydrologic services in water-power engineering
hydrological studies, and works during the utilization
of rivers as a power source 65
Ch. II. Water Transportation 78
l.Water routes and their importance In the national economy 7~
2. Improving navigational conditions of rivers' 79
3. Navigational conditions on inland water routes 81
4. River channel rectification and deepening B3
5. River locks 89
6. Navigable channels 92
7. The concept of river harbors 95
8. Transporting lumber by water 97
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9. The extent of water surveying and research
while using rivers for transportc-:iLtIon purposes 101
Ch. III. Land Improvement 10-(
1. Types of amelioration arid Its lmportarice for the
national economy 107
2. Types of Irrigation 110
3. Water consumption during Irrigation ill
4. Irrigation system.-, and their component.,,, 116
5. Regulating network in surface Irrigation system 119
6. Conddits of irrigation system 127
7. Hydraulic structures within an Ir-rigatlon nrtworl~ 129
8. Estuarial Irrigation 130
9. Subsurface irrigation 134
10. Irrigation by mechanically raising the level of the
water 135
11. Steps for preventing soil from becoming salty and
swampy during irrigation 1110
12. Operation of irrigation systems 1112
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13, Research and Investigations durIng irrigation 144
14. Types of drainage 146
Drainage system and its component parts 148
1 Regulating unit of a drainage system 151
17. Conduit unit of a drainage system and the structures
belonging to it 155
18. Control of water intakes during drainage 158
19. Brief Information on the amelioration of bottom
lands and Inundated lowlands 161
20. Special types of drainage 164
21. Principles of drainage system operation 166
22. The extent of research and studies in drainage
amelioration 170
Ch. IV. Water Supply, Sewer-age, lrrtgarion r(6
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1. Aims and problems of' the various types water supply,
irrigation and sewerage systems 176
2. Demands for drinlittig wat(ft, and the novni,,3 ott* watcr
con!3urript'lon 1,(.(
3. Technical layout of a water supply system for
household drinking purposes and the details of' its
component structures 181
4. Characteristics of rural water lines 187
5. Industrial water supply 195
6. Sewerage 201
7. Irrigating agricultural lands 204
8. The extent of hydrological Inveotigation.9 In water
supply and Irrigation 2c)6
Ch. V. General Information on Fishing Industry, Pisciculture,
and Fishway's 210
1. The fishing Industry 210
2. Pisciculture 211
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3. Fishways 212
Ch. VI. Hydraulic Structures (Basic Concepts) 215
1. Classification of hydraulic structures 215
2. Classification and working principles of dams 217
3. Construction features of reinforced concrete dams 223
4. Basic aspects in the hydraulic design of a dam 228
5. Hydrotechnical design of dams 232
6
. General idea of computing the stability and
1 strength of a reinforced concrete dam 240
7. Shut-off devices of dam floodgates 242
8. Earth dams 254
9. Mixed-type and rock-fill dams 262
10. Timber dams 265
11. Water reservoirs 268
12. Sumps 274
13. Water supply installations 279
14. Water power installations 290
15. Transportation and log conveying installations 302
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16. Interlinked Installations 308
Ch. 7. Principles of Water Regime Computations 312
1. The purpose of water regime computationn, types
of flow control, and Initial data used in such
computations 312
2. Elements and characteristics of water reservoirs 31)1
3. Water losses from reservoirs 31'(
4. Controlling silting In water reservoirs 318
5. Daily and weekly flow control 319
6. Seasonal and long-term flow control 324
7. Properties of the Integral curve 325
8. The integral curve in oblique coordinates 329
9. Application of integral curves in water regime
computations for seasonal and long-term flow control 333
10. Tabular computation method in flow control 339
11. Taking into account losses in the computations of
flow control 343
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12. Other methods of computing flow control 344
Ch. 8. Brief Information on Bridge Overpasses and
Bridge Clearance 345
1. Elements and construction features of brIdge3 345
2. Basic aspects in determining the size of bridge
clearance and control installations 352
3. The extent of hydrologic research and studies
In the construction of bridge overpasses 354
Bibliography 36o
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(SHOCK, therapy
blood transfusion. Intra-arterial)

POIAND/Human and A-ainal Physiology. Blood. V
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol-r No 6, 1958, 26788.
Auth,or Tadeusz Ginko
Inat
Title The Saturation of Preserved Blood With Oxygen.
Orig Pub: Polski tygoda. lekar., 1955, 10, No 7, 197-199-
Abstract: An apparatus for saturating blood with 0 is
described. Satu.-ation for a 30 minute .4riod
increased the content of HbO in preserved
blood up to 90-9&~ of the toL Hb contzoat-
Until 39 days from the moment the blood was
taken, tte capacity of the Rb to cimbine with
0 did not diiainish. The 02 content of oxy-
Wr~ted blood remined for a period of 10 daYs
at a level corresponding to the 02content of
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Abs jour: Ref. Zhur-Biol.., No 6, 1958, 2678N
arterial blood.
is employed in
shoek.
Such preserved oxygenated blood
grave postoperative states and in
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Abs Jour: Ref . Zhur-Biol., No 6, 1958, 26792.
the period following the tranefunlon. The
childrens' weights increased considerably more
mpidly than before the transfusion,, and in a
nuftar 3f cases weight recovery began only after
the transfusion. The general condition of the
child iWroved, its motor activity increased,
as did the strength of the sucking reflex.
Among infants with piLimcnary atelectasis, decrease
and cessation of attacks of asphyxia were observed.
Electroencephalographi examiration of all of the
children showed an Increase in the tonue of the
cortex, augmentation of its bioelectric activity
and the appearance of slow waves, all of which
attest to an improved clinical conditon. The
author recoma-ends the introduction of the method
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FRCZKOWSKIA, Marian; GINKO, Tadeusz; PAWLIK, Alfred
Lytic cocktail in post-traumatic shock. Polski tygod. lek. 14 n0.7:
303-306 16 Ireb 59.
1. Z Il Kliniki Chirurgicznej Sl. Akftdm it Medycznej; kierownik: prof.
dr Jozef GaBinaki. Adres: Zabrze, u1- 3 maja 13, 11 Kl. Chir. S1. A.W.
(HIBONATION, ARTIFICIAL, in varions dis.
post-traum. shock (Pol))
(SHOOY, Vier. -
artif. hibernation in poet-traum. shock (Pol))

Adam
Unusual complication during the course of acute pancreatitis. Polski
tygod. lek. 14 no-32:14go-1492 10 Aug 59-
1. (Z II Kliniki Chirurgicznej Sl. A. M; kierownik - prof. dr J.
Gavinaki i z I Kliniki Chorob Wownatr%nych Sl. A. M.: kierownik -
Prof. dr J. Jana).
(PAiTCREATITIS, compl.)

?iv, GINKO, Tadeusz; ADAMOZYK, Roman; SADLINSKI, Czaalaw; ORLOW, Tadeuoz;
.HRMCZNCffA.. ltmdieJ
Home- and heteroplasty of the aorta by means of e-merimental
lyophilized grdfts. Pdlskl przegl.cliir. 31 no.11:1169-1175
N '59.
1. Z II Kliniki Chirurgiaznej Si. A. M. w Zabrzu Kierownik:
prof. dr J. Gaaineki.
(ACRTA transpi)

GINKO, Tadeusz; TOBIK, Stanislaw
ACTH in the local treatment of burns. Polski tygod. lek. 16 na.21:
811-813 22 My 161.
1. Z Instytutu Medycyny Pracy v Przemysle Weglowym i Hutnies7a
v Zabrzu-Rokitnicy; dyrektor: prof. dr Bnmon Nowakowski i z II
Kliniki Chirurgimej Sl. A.M.; kierownik., prof. dr Tozef Gasinski.
(CORTICOTROPIN ther) (BURNS ther)

SADLINSKI, Czealaw; qINKO, Tadeusz; ORLOW, Tadeusz; MADEJSKI, Tadeu5z;
ADAMCZYK, Roman ---- - --*'--
Obstruction of the great vesselB treated with an alloplasty pros-
thesis. Polaki przegl. chir. 33 no.21113-118 161.
1. Z II Kliniki Chirurgicznej SI. AM w Zabrzu Kierownik: prof.
dr J. Gasinski.
(BLOOD VESSELS Burg)

GASHISKI, Jozef; GINKO,, Tadeusz
Cancer of the -stomach. Polski przegl. chir. 33 no.7/'-,:70/r7O5-'6l.
1. Z Il Kliniki Ohirurgicznej Sl. All w Zabrzu Kierownik: prof. dr.
J. Gasirwki.
(STOMACH NEOPLASMS surg)

GIVKO, Tadeusm; ORUV, Tadeusa
ACTH and cortisone in the prevention of thyroid crisis*
Polski przegl. chir. 35 no.9t933-934 163.
1. 3 Il Kliniki Chirurgicznej SI. AM w Zabrzu. Kierownik:
prof. dr. J.Gasinskio
t

G
UINKO,
'n 11
ilevore trairriatic. r"
~V' t
-10
Z Kliniki Chirurgicznej S1. Akadt)"ll'i
(kierown~kt Prof. dr Jozef br.-,

AL:AMKIE.'WICZ, Kazi.mierz; GINKOI Tadousz; GRUIEU, Jacok;
Miroslaw
Substitution of ureteral defects with autologous ureteral grafts.
Pol. przegl. chir. 36 no.4a;Suppl.:467-479 Ap 164.
1. Z II Kliniki Chirurgicznej Slaskiej Akademil Medycznej
w Zabrzu (Kierownik: prof. dr J. GaBin3ki) i z Zakladu
Anatomii Patologicznej Sl. Akademil Modyezriej w Znbrzii
(Kierownikt prof. dr W. Nlepolnmski).

QINKO, Wlodzimierz, mgr inz.
-The House of the Technician in Lublin has eased the proper
development of the activities of the scientific and technical
associations. Przegl techn 85 no.28:4 12 J1164.
1. Chairman of the Voivodeship Contacts Committee of the
Central Technical Organization, Lublin.

ZOBOVI Ye.V.; 611CHEMUNUVA, M.S.; BABMIOVA, Zh.I.; CHAPUR1141, V.I.; SHEMELEVA, V.A.;
DYULIGER., T~B.; GINKU, A.I.
Anticorrosive coatings of the internal surfaces of tanks useCfor the
storage and processing of wine and juices; preliminary report. Trudy
MNI1PP 2:43-55 162. (MI4 16-4)
(Wine and wine making-Equipment and supplies)
anticorrosives)
(Corrosion and

7 /~/C
USSE/Cultivated Plants - DeQorative. M-8
Abs Jour Ref nur - Biol., No 3, 1958, Ul-18
Author Ginkul
Inst
Title The 'ar
V enese Maple, Acer paimatum Thunb.., Its Variants
and C.-~-.,den Forms.
Orig Pub !?V. D_Ltumsk. botan. sada. AN GruzSSR, 1956, No 7, 33-65
Abstract A description (with illustrations) is given of 27 garden
forms of the Acer palmatum Thunb. which is little known
in the Soviet subtropics but which is exceptionally deco-
rative because of its own peculiar coloration and the
extraordinary dissection of its leaves. These forms re-
produce vegetatively since the desired qualities are not
always transmitted through seed reproduction. The garden
forms of the Japanese maple are recommended for wide use
in the garden-park plantations of the Black Sea coast of
Georgia. These forms, which are cultivated in the
Card 1/2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No 3, 1958, 11118
Batijmi Botanical Carden, can withstand low winter tem-
perature *. bear fruit regularly, and reproduce through
self-seeding.
Card 2/2

ACCESSION NR: AP4000402 S/0294/63/001/001/0073/0084
AUTHORS: Kudryavtsev, Ye. M.; Ginnius, Ye.. F.; Pechenov, A. N.;
Sobolev, N. N.
TITLE: Determination of the matrix element in the dipole moment of
electron transfers in the cyanogen violet spectrum. Part I
SOURCE: Teplofizika vy*soRikh temperatur, v. 1, no. 1, 1963, 73-84
TOPIC TAGS: cyanogen, carbon monoxide, nitrogen, shock wave, higb
temperature, radiative heat transfer, cyanogen spectrum, spectral
line reversal, spectroscopyi supersonic aerodynamics;' violet band,
electron transfer, dipole moment, matrix element, absorption Spec-
trum, --radiative heat exchange, heat exchange, heat transfer, shock
wave heating, shock tube, violet band system, reflectdd shock wave
2
ABSTRACT: In view of the uncertainty in the value o IR e1 (the
square of the electron transition dipole moment matrix element) for
Card 1/4,

ACCESSION NR: AP4000402 : -
the violet cyanogen spectrum, and in view of a recent development of
a new method for determining this quantity in the Fizicheskiy insti-
tut im. P. N. Lebedeva AN SSSR (Physics Institute, AN SSSR) by mea-
suring the absorption of light in gas behind a reflected shock wave,
new measurements of IR el2have been set up by this method, with the
CN radicals obta ined by heating a mixture of CO and N2by a reflected
shock wave. It was established that by transmitting pulsed light
through a mixture of CO and N2 heated to 5,000--7,OOOOK by the re-
flected shock wave, it is possible to register the absorption spec-
trum of the violet CN band.system, and determine the value of IR el 2
of this system. To choose the optimal experimental condition and to
obtain the data necessary for the data reduction, the states of the
CO and N2 mixture behind the reflected shock wave were calculated
over a wide range of initial pressures (10--200 mm Hg) and of shock-
wave velocities (2.0--5.6 km/sec). The temperature of the mixture
Card 2/4

ACCESSION NR: AP4000402
was measured by a generalized method of inversion relative to the
CN bands, which was also used to monitor the fact that the CN con-
centration is in equilibrium. The shock tube employed was described
by -he authors previously (Optika i spektroskopiya, v. 8, 585, 761,
1960). it is co"ncluded that the most suitable conditions for the
described experiment are those with T5 > 4800'K (i.e., P, = 100, 501~
25 mm Hg). The final results of the experiments will be reported
in future articles. "In conclusion the authors are grateful to A. T.
Matachun and L. L. Sabsovich for programming and solving the problem
with the electronic computer, to A. A. Sapronov for developing the
electronic apparatus, and.,to G. 1. Dronova and I. M. Kholinov for
,help with the work." Orig. art. has: 9 figures, 2 formulas, and 1
table.
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut im. P. N. Lebedeva AN SSSR
(Physics Institute AN SSSR)
Caro' 3/4

BLYUMBERG, I.B.; GIMIO, N.A.
Study of- ~e~%~ ~n-cq of the nature of the kinetics of development
on the duration of the process and on the thickness of the bordering
layer. Trudy, LIKI no.4:165-169 156. (MLRA 10:5)
l.Kafedra obahchey fotografit i tekhnologii obrabotki kinofotomate-
rialov.
(Photograph.v--Developing and developers)

GINODMAN, A.G.
Construction of conditional horizons in one of the regions in
Bashkiria. Geofiz.razv. no.14.,24-32 163. (MIRA 17:3)

GINODMAN, A.G.
Study of salt domes in the Caspian Lowland using elongated hodographs
of waves reflected from subsalt, horizons. Razved. i prom. geofiz.
no.47:18-23 163. (MIRA 16:8)
(Caspian Lowland--Salt domes) (Seismic prospecting)

GINODMAN, A.G.; MIRONOVA, L.V.
Way of applying corrections to hodographs of reflected waves.
Razved. i prom. geofiz. n0.47142-45 !63. (MIRA 16-8)
(Seismometry)

1. 3-E.
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'~' I.
4. Paperboard
7. Stalchanovite methods of work in ent;,~vprises of the Main Pap-!r Box Indi;stry. Bum.
propi. 27, no. 6, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Februarv - 1953, Uncl.

BAWIN, S.D.; GINODK&Nv B.N.
Improving the orgudsation of work norms and wages in municipal
enterpriesse %r* khoz. Moak; 32 no*4:33-35 AO 158, (KIM ilsO
1' Nwhallnlk Obdela, truda, i sarplaty Gorodskoy planovoy komissi
(;or Ravvin). 2. Starshly inzhener Otdela truda i zarplaty Gorodskay
planovoy komissli (for Ginadman).
(Wages)

RATVIN, S.M.; GOODMAN, B.M.
I-
PrecRat concrete plants change to the seven-hour workday. Gor. khoz.
Mooko 32 no.11t7-9 N 058. (NIA 11:11)
1. Nachalinik otdela, trada i zarplaty Gorplana 14osgorispolkoma (for
Rav7in). 2. Starohi~ inzhener otdela ~rnda i zarplaty GorDlana Mosgor-
isnolkorna (for Ginodran).
(Hours of labor) (Moscow--Concrete plants)

TIAVVIII, S.D.; GINODMAIT, B.M
Conversion to the seven-hour work day at machinery manu-
facturing and metalworking enterprises of the Executive
Committee of the City of Moscow. Gor.khoz.mosk. 33 no-11:
5-7 N '59. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Nachallnik otdola truda i zarabotnoy platy Gorplana
Mosgorispolkoma (for Ravvin). 2. Starshiy inzhener otdola
truda I zarabotnoy platy Gorplana Mosgorispolkoma (for
Ginodman).
(Moscow--Hours of labor)

GINODMAN, B.M.
New wage specifications for automitiva transportation workers. Cor.
khoz. Mosk. 35 no.8:31-32 Ag '61. (MIRA 14:8)
(Transportation, Automotive) (Wages)

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Hygiene
Medicine - Hygiene ancl Sanitation
Troblem of Purifying Waste Gas In the Sulfate-
Cellulose Industry," G. M. Ginodmen, 3fpp-,
"Gig I San" No 7
Discloses xethods of purifying waste gas In the
sulfate-cellulose industry, and the sanitation
and. economic objectives. Describes espe--ially
effective method: the treatment of gas with
alkaline substances and chlorine (or bleaching
powder).
M 26/49T75

GINODKAN,, G,H*
Plarifying exhaust pass and ventilation air containing marcu-r7 vapors.
(In: %oala (1923- U.S.S.R.) Tsemoyuxnaya gosudarstvennaya eanitarnaya
insPektal;ya. Ochlatka PronWohlonnykh vybronov v atmoBforu. 1953, P-109-132)
(MLRA 7:1)
1. Nauchno-iseledovateliekly institut po promyshlonnoy i sanitarnoy
ochletke gazow Hinisterstya khimicheakoy promvahlennosti.
(Air--Parification)

GINODKAN. G. M.
Pftrlf~ring exhaust gases and ventilation air of hydrogen sulfide.
On; Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Yeasoyusnaya gosudaretvannaya sanitar-
nay& Inspektolya. Ochistka promyshlennykh vybrosov v atmosferu. 1953.
P-142-156) (a" 711)
1. lauchno-issledovatellmkiy institut po promqahlennoy i sanitarnoy
ochietke gazov Ministerstya khAmichaskoy promWahlonnosti.
(Air-Parification)

AUTHOR: - -L=dman, G.M. SOV/136-58-12--8/22
0 _____ttatu-Vf -Removing
TITLE: M dern Me Mercury Vapour from Waste-gases
Ventilation Discharges (Sovremennyye metody ochistki
otkhodyashchikh gazov i ventilyatsionnykh vybrosov ot
parov rtuti)
PERIODICAL: Tsvetnyye Metally, 1958, Nr 12, PP 31 - 37 (USSR)
ABSTRkCT: The author mentions that heavy losses of mercury due to its
appreciable vapour pressure occur in industrial waste gases,
leading to financial loss and danger to health. To avoid
this, steps are being taken to reduce mercury evolution and
also to make more use of methods of removing it from waste
gases and ventilation air. The author describes three such
methods, available to the Soviet industry, which remove more
than 95% of the element from the gas to give a concentrated
product which can be roasted mixed with mercury ore. The
most widely used method (dry pyrolusite) is based on the
ability of crushed maoganese ore to absorb mercury vapour
from gases at 5 - 50 0, under 85% of relative humidity
and containing less than 0'6'-.5 and 0.3 g of sulphur dioxide
and dust, respectively, per m3. The reagent can be
regenerated many times. The author describes an installation
Card 1/3 (Figure 1) for dealing with dusty and S02-containing gas

SOV/136-58-12-8/22
Modern Methods of Removing Mercury Vapour from Waste-gases Ventilation
Discharges
and gives operating details and some results (Table 1)
obtained at a mercury works in dealing with gases at about
4 000 nm3/hour and in reagent regeneration. The author
next describes the selective gaseous chlorine method: at
relative moisture of the gases of 85%o or less chlorine
reacts selectively with mercury vapour. In the plant
(Figure 2) the chlorine (0.45 kg/l 000 M3 of treated gases)
is added from cylinders, the mixture passing through a coke-
filled vessel and then a scrubber. Good results.have been
obtained by this method on an experimental (Table 3) and
experimental-production (capacity 7 000 nm3 gaseB/hour)
(Table 4) installations. Although the method is effective
and gives products from which 302 and mercury are convenient
to remove, the ussof chlorine has disadvantages. Finally,
the author deals with the use of activa-ted carbons, whose
preparation he has described in -Mleaning 61 Industrial
Discharges to the Atmosphere", Medgiz., 1953. Ee states
that only chlorinated carbon is available in sufficient
quantity and that the method is limited to gases with relative
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SOV/136-58-12-8/22
Modern Methods of Removing Mercury Vapour from Waste-gases Ventilation
Discharges
humidities not exceeding Layer thicknesses of
400 - 500 mm and gag velocities and temperature of
0.2 m/sec and 5-40 C are recommended and the author
describes a suitable multi-layer filter with central dis-
charge of spent absorbent. The method is highly effective,
simple and economic in manpower. The author gives some
results obtained with type "BAU" activated carbon,
unchlorinated and chlorinated (Table 5) showing the
superiority of the latter.
There are 3 figures, 5 tables and 2 Soviet references.
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80972
S/136/60/000/07/012/024
00 E193/E283
AUTHORS: Ginodman.,G,, TA , and Tokmadzhyan, G._S
TITLE: (~a_sA~s*or_ption and Regeneration of Cryolite in the
Production of Aluminium
PERIODICAL: Tsvetnyye metally, 1960, Nr 7, PP 51-58 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A plant for purification of waste Cases, obtained during
the electrolytic production of aluminiuu~ first of this
kind to be built in the Soviet Union, was erected at
the Kanakerski Aluminium Plant in 1957. The present Vr
paper gives a detailed description of the construction
and operation of this plant, designed to treat
1 300 000 m3 of the waste gases per h. Four axial-flow
pumps are used to force the waste gases through a
water-jet scrubber, constructed in the form of an
annulus (outside diameter 25 m, inside diameter 12 m),
divided by vertical walls intd four equal segments, each
of which can be operated individually. The scrubber,
in which a solution of soda ash is used, is operating
under the following conditions: Ga 5 flow rate - 1.03
consumption of the soda ash solution - 9.L~ M3/M2 h;
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1
S/136/60/uoffl~~012/024
E193/E283
Gas Absorption and Regeneration of Cryolite in the Production of
Aluminium
during which the gases are in contact with the water
spray - 0.8 see; the temperature of the gases at the
entry and at the exit side of the scrubber - 65 to ?5
and 24 to 290C , respectively; relative humidity of
the gases - ? to 9 before, and 93 to 96% after passing
through the scrubber. When, after being recirculated
for some time, the soda ash solution becomes enriched
in the NaFI NaHCO and Na2SO4, it is diverted to the
regeneration plane for recovery of cryolite. The
bicarbonate method due to Labutin, Ivanov, and Morozov,
is used for this purpose, cryolite being formed as a
result of the following reaction:
12 NaF + Na20.A'203 + 8NaHCO3
- 2Na3AlF6 + 8Na 2C03 + 4H 20-
The obtained product contains 37 - 46% F1 28 - 32% Na,
9 - 12% Al, and 5 - 9YO S04- Sulphate is removed from
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80972
S/136/60/000/07/012/024
E193/E283
Gas Absorption and Regeneration of Cryolite in the Production of
Aluminium.
10:1) and filtering, after which it contains 47.9% F)
30 4% Na 12.2% Al, and 2.2% S04, Preliminary
caiculations have shown that the purifying plant
recovers up to 40 kg of fluorine and up to 900 kg of
alumina per each ton of alu-minium produced. Thus, in
addition to its main function of preventing atmospheric
pcILution, the plant produces a large quantity of
valuable raw material. There are 2 figures, 3 tables
and 10 Soviet references.
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qIkODMAN,__Q.&4 GLIKIN, D.S.; PEYSAKIIOV, I.L.
Testing rapid scrubbers for gas purification from chlorine.
TSvet. met. 35 no-3:42-48 Mr 162. (MIRA 15:4)
(Scrubbers (Chemical technology)-Testing)
(Gases-Purification)

PLAS A K P G'J , I . Lf; PXXA-i~-. NY
Kikifhl , T N;.
G a 9 p Urc c~ n f ro rr, c hlo r 1 n or
scrubber, Sbor. nauch. trud.

VLADIMIHOV, G.Ye.; GINODWI, L.M.
Volume of free energy of the hydrolysis of a phosphate bond, rich in energy,
in adenosinetriphosphoric acid, Blolchimiia 18 no.4:490-108 Jl-Ag 1D.
(HLHA 6:8)
1. Kafedra biologicheakoy khimii Voyenno-meditsinskoy akademii im. S.M.
Kirova. Leningrud. (4drolysis) (Ade nos inephot3phor ic acid)

Id.~t~,h,oni.pnpait)liloctiltoffnlt%hoefsttahtea omfectqliuoildiborflulmAi'lonlpt'liienltiny'dllrqoltyoslsthoof
phos bcric neld estern. L. NL Chuminvin ( litary Med-
AmT.I. I enium 111J~A)-J'Ile
quit. Cott. if utlPinte",
, ' r nittent. chem. reuctim, h rdatud to
c I
tile free energy of tile reaction in accortlatucc with equation-
. - - 1~7' In K. In the hydrolysh of
'Ir
in 1110 a-,& it approaches the state of Cqu L, tile Cour.11-4. of
e and of the glycerol can In clad. by
.11.0, of th- phosphate, .
t lie usual analyt ical procedures. This cannot be done for the
detil. of the covicus. of glyceropliospbate. lierc the lalid'A
pluispllatc4 nfTcr a way out of the difficulty, since the equil,
C011clis. Rt anystate of equil. can be detii. from the radio-
activity Inte IisIties of the components. This, the equil. I
crimt. In glycerophosphatc hydrolysk is K - (phosphate)
which can be cont-
pn(.1 froin the values of the Initial concus. of the phophate
j , wrol (C,*,) the radioactivity of the labeled
,) the CIV I
phosphate and of Elie equii, radioactivity of the gly-
certiphospliate (A.1,P). The congn. of the 1110 rculaims
practically thp same. -lit equation W - CCL1C~,Cjj,o
(1) the factofs correspondingly ure! equil. concii. of the
_L)L1CL.'PjLqt'e -(lif . Cnilcu. 0! the glycerol, equil. conen. of the
Od

GINODMAH, ......
Present state of the problem of fluorescent antibodies. Vop.virus.
2 ao.4:195-201 J1-Ag '57. (MIRA 10:12)
(ANTIBODIES,
fluorescence, review (Rue))

L.M.; GOIUM, V.Z.
Conference on problems in enzyme chemistry and on the mechanism
of en2~rme action. Vop. med. khim. 6 no.3:323-.326 ftr~-Je t60.
(EMDW-CONGRESSFS) (MIRA 14:3)

GINODMAN, ~.M.
rEnzymes." M.Dixon.,E.Webb. Reviewed by L.M.Ginodman. Vop.med.
Ichim. 6 no-5:550-551 S-0 160.. (Mlilk 14: 1)
(ENZM~W) (DIXON, ".F - (WEBBO E.)

'Iri
GILODMAUL L. MI., LOKSHINA, L. A., SKID EOTrSKAYA, Ml. V., SOLON VA, 11. 1.,
ORD(HOVICH, V. N., ADD Slll;-IKITER, V. 0. (USSR)
*Some Observations on the Structure and Mechanism of Action
of Proteinases."
Report presented at the 5th Intemational Biochemistry Congress.
Moscow, 10-16 August 1961

GUTODMI, L. H., GREYL, T. 0., OREMOVICH, V. N., (USSR)
"Separation of Inactivated Pepsin into Coinponents by
Chromatography on Diethylaminoethylr-ellulose."
Report presented at the 5th Int'l, Biochemistry Congress,
Moscow, 10-16 Aug. 1961.

KOZLOV, L.V.; GOODMAN, L.M.- ZOLOTARE-V, B.M.; OREHOVICII, V.N,
Study of the catalytic activityof pepsin with the aid of
018. Dokl. AN SSSR 146 no.4:945-946 0 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Institut khimii prirodnyl:h soyedineniy AN SSSR.
2. Deystvitell chlen AMN SM (for Orekhovich).
(PepainT (Catalysis)

MALITSEV, N.I.; PINODMAN, L.M.; OREKHOVIGH, V.N.
N-terminal amino acids and the catalytic activity of pepsin obtained
from pepsinogen under different activation conditions. Dokl. AN
SSSR 149 no.6:141~2-1445 Ap '63. (MIRA 16-7)
1. Institut khimii prirodnykh soyedineniy AN SSSR. 2. DeystvitelInyy
chlen AMN SSSR (for Orekhovich).
(Pepsin) (Pepsinofyc-n) (Amino acids)

GINODMAN, L.M.
Chrom,tography of proteins on Ion exchangers and fractionation
of mixtures, containing proteins, on columns with cep~adex.
Sovr. metod. v biokhim. 1:37--73 164. (M'1RA 18:5)