SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GRIGORYEV, G. - GRIGORYEV, G.N.

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GRIGORIYE7, G.
A mill-ion passengers in Azerbaijan. Graxhd.av. 19 no.lOt6
0 162, (MIRk 2)
(Azerbaij&n-Aeronautice, Commercial)
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Pride of the air fleet. Kryl.rod. 14 no.6:28-29 Je 163,
(MIRA 16:7)
(Aeronautics)

GRIGORIYEV, G.
Trust the instruments. Kryl. rod. 14 no.10:25 0 163.
(KRA 16:11)

JUAVINO N.; GRIGORIYEVj, G-1 HUM,V.
minion 1. Grazhd,av. 20 no.2:18-24 F 163. (MIRA'16:3)
.+reo take counci
(Air pilots) (Aeronautics, Commercial)
I

GRIGORIYEY, G.
On aerial roads. Grashd. av. 20 no.3224-25 Kr 163.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Aeronautics,, Commercial)

GRIGORIYEVO 0.
Where iB the left or the right side? Grazhd. av. 20 no.6t2O
is 163, (MMA 16:8)
1. Spetslallnyy korrespondent zhurnala "Grashdanakaya
aviatoiya.4
(Krannovodak-Aeronautics-Accidents)

GRIGORIYEV, G.; K11LISTUN, B.; BA-1111CHUK, S.; DANKE, V.; GINIIN, A.; BLINDER, L.
What should be the standard design for keramzit j)rinnq. Strol.mat. 10
no.8:32-33 Ag 064* (MIRA 17:12)
1. Glavnyy inzhener Ullyanovskogo kombinata strot~allnykh materialov,
Ullyanovsk (for Grigo-1yev). 2. Direktor zavoda kerammitovogo graviya,
Khabarovsk (for Bashchuk)o 3, Glavnyy inzhener znvc4a krupnopanellnogo
domostroyeniya, Saratov (for Danke). 4. Glavnyy it--hener k=binata
asbestotsementnykh konstruktsiy, Chlmkent (for Gubn). 5. Nachallnik
Saranskogo domostroitellnogo kombinata, Saransk (for Blinder).

GOLITSOV, Vladimiro komandir korablya; MAKAROV, Fedor Timofeyevich;
BORDACHEV, Vladimir, kamandir samoleta, komBomolels;
NAYDENOVA, Valentina; IVANOV, Boris Mikhaylovich;
KULIKOVA, Galins, inzh; KARPYCHEVA, Alla, inzh.-okonomist;
GRIGOROYEVO.G.
By the call of conscience. Grazhd. ay. 21 no.6:12-13 Je 164.
(MIRA 17:8)
L Sekretarl podrazdeleniya Voesoyuznogo Leninskogo ko=unisti-
cheskogo soyuza molodezhi pri Bykovskom ob"yedinennom aviapodraz-
delenii (for Golltsov). 2. Zamestitell kamandim Bykovskogo
ob*yedinennogo aviapodrazdeleaiya po politchasti aviatsii
spetsialinogo primeneniya (for Makarav). 3. Chlen komBomollskogo
shtaba "Za kuliturnoye obal.u7blvaniye pasaazhirov* pri Bykovskom
ob~,tv-,Iinannow.-4mispedraodoleniI (for Na7denov*).. 4. Nachallnik
Lintynoy skepluatatsionno-remontnoy wasterskoy blykovakogo
ob"yedinennogo aviapodrazdeleniya (Pir Ivanov). 5. Chleny
komiteta Vsesoyuznogo Leninskogo kommunisticheskogo soyuza
molodezhi, Bykavakoye ob"yedinennoye aviapodrazdeleniye (for
Kulikoval Karpychava). 6. Spetsialinyy korrespondent zhurnala
"GrazhdanBkaya aviatslya" (for Grigorlyev).

GRIG(IRIYEVp C1. (Stavropollokiy kray)
A collective-farm station of young technicians. Kryl. rod.
16 no.7j23 J1 065, (MIRA 180)

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Aleksandr Alaksandrovich Bogomcolov, be-Firer -,,- the 'Fold 1-ter.
Grazhd. Av, 21' nn.li&~9 Ja '65. MI'RA 18 11)
1. 'pets!allnyy korrespondent "Grazhdanaksy avlatsil".

W.IC4,)R'Y--,V, Grigoriy A.
BIK, Alsko"dr A.; OR10ORlyffe Grigorly A.
[Mikhail UnstantisovIch Kursko: blogmphical sketch] Mikhail
Koustantinovich Kurako; blogWicheskil ochork. Nookwa. Goo. '
nauchno-tokhns lzd-vo lit-ry po ch*mol I towetnol imptallurgil,
1953. 166 P. (KLIIA 7:6)
Orurako, Kikhall Konstantinovich. 1872-1920)

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AUTHORS: Grigor'LeMG.A., Yelyutin, V.P. and Maurakh, M.A.(Moscow).
TITLE: Viscosity of molten titanium. (Vyazkost' rasplavlennogo
titana).
PERIODICAL: "Izvesti:ya Mademii Nauk, Otdeleniye Tekhnicheskikh Nauk"
(Bulletin of the Ac Sc Technical Sciences Section),
195?, No.89 PP- 95-iOl*ZU.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: The titanium was molten in graphite crucibles which were
sufficiently dense to hold the molten titanium for twenty-
five minutes without appreciable penetration of the metal
into the crucible walls. The authors usea the method of
Meyer which was further developed by Shvidkovskiy, Ye.G.(2)
and was intended for measuring torsional oscillations of a
cylinder with a liquid suspended on an elastic thread and
then determining the viscosity from the logarithmic damping
decrement and the period of oscillation of the cylindrical
crucible suspended on the thread and filled with the molten
metal to be investigated. The authors used a high tempera-
ture viscosity meter embodying a vacuum resistance furnace
with a carbon-gz*#Ate heater, the design of which was
described by Yelyutin et alii (3), a sketch of which is
C&rdi/2 shown in Fig.1, p.96. The estimated measuring error was
5 to 6% and the Ti used in the experiments was produced by

Viscosity of molten titanium. (Cont.) 24-8-13/34
the magnesium-thermal method and remolten in an are furnace;
it contained less than 1% admixtures, i.e. max 0.2% Peg
max 0,2% Si, max 0.4% 0, max 0.1% N. The results obtained
in five series of measurements at temperatures between
1730 and 1920 C are entered in Table 2, p.100 and it can be
seen from the obtained data that the viscosity decreases
from 0.89 to 0.37 centistokes if the temperature increases
from 1730 to 1920 C. Calculated results show that the free
energy of the viscous flow is a linear function decreasing
with temperature. The heat of evaporation/energy of
activation of the viscous flow ratio equals 2.7.
There are 2 tables, 4 figures and 10 references, 5 of which
are Slavic.
SUBMITTED: April 26, 1957.
AVAILABLE: Ltbrw7 of Caugmse
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AUTHORS: Belashchenko, D.K. and Grigorlyev, G.A.
TITLE: A study of electr1c transport of impurities in
molten metals
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavod*niy, Chernaya
metallurgiya, no.-II, 1961, n6 - 121
TEXT: In the first stage of the present investigation, the
possible effect of surface diffusion on the results of experi-
ments on electric-transport phenomena in molten metals contained
in capillaries was studied. To this end, the diffusion of radio-
active Sn 113-123 in molten tin contained in molybdenum glass
capillaries of various diameters (0.69 - 2.09 mm) was investi-
gated. To avoid the possible 0 effects of convection the
capillaries were held at 350 C in a vertical furnace with its
temperature gradient adjusted in such a manner that the 0
temperature of the upper end of the capillary was 10 - 12 C
higher than that of its lower end. Since it was found that the
diffusion coefficient was independent of the capillary diameter
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(and, consequently, of the surface/volume ratio), it was
concluded that under the experimental conditions employed
surface diffusion was either entirely absent or so small that
it could not affect the process of electric transport. The
electric-transport phenomena themselves were studied under
similar conditions, except that the capillaries were provided
with two molybdenum leads for electrical connections. The
specimens were held at 350 OC with a DC passing through the
molten metal until a steady state was obtained. They were then
oil-quenched and, after breaking the capillary tube, the metal
rods were divided into 2-mm long portions, whose radioactivity
was determined with the aid of a y-radiation counter. It was
found that the process of electric transport under steady
conditions could be described by:
d In a eZ'E
dx kT
(2)
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where a is the thermodynamic activity of the alloying
additions (which in 'very dilute solutions in equal
to the alloying-addition concentration),
e is the electron charge,
ZA is the effective charge of the alloying addition, and
E is the electric-field strength.
The tangent of the angle of slope of the InI f(x) is given
by,-
d In I d In C ezME
t g CL - = - -_ - I
kT
dx dx
whencv
A tg a - kT
z (3)
eE
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conditions, was calculatel
x
t = -
2D
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the establishment of steady
from:
(4)
x being 1/2 , where ? in the specimen length. The effective
x 110
charge, Z , of Ag determined in this manner from results
obtained on specimens contained in capillaries of various
diameters, was practically independent of the capillary diameter,
whth proved that Z K was not affected by any surface phenomena.
Since Pikus and Fiks (Ref. 7: Fizika tverd. tela,
1959~ v.1, no.'7), had shown that the scattering of electrons
on capillary walls gave rise to electroconvection diffusion,
the present authors studied the effect of the variation in the
current density on the apparent charge, Z= of
6o 0 KQ x
CO in Sn at 350 C. It was found that the current density
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(E2 x 1010 increasing from 0.22 - 79.2, Z 14 decreased
wow
from -6-3 to -0-76, the elz ratio increasing from 1 to
XCIV4
8-3. This effect was attributed to the fact that electro-
convection taking place at high current densities reduced the
concentration gradient and brought about a decrease in the
electr.ic-transport effect. In this case, the electric transport
flux was equal to the counter current flux due to diffusion and
electro-convection. Starting from these premises and from the
the K/zX 2
fact that/ Z f(a relationship plotted in
Fig. I is a straight line the present authors derived a
formula:
tg a 10-4 (l 0 2 (end X2)2 (8)
0.48D Sn* DCo in Sn Tj
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where a is the angle of slope of the graph in Fig. 1,
DSn and DCo in Sn are diffusion coefficients of Sn
and Co in Sn,
C is the portion of electrons mirror-wise
reflected from the boundary,
n is the electron density,
d the capillary diameter,
X free electron path, and
I viscosity.
Taking E = 0, n =1.43 X 10 2)CM3 , D and D
Sn Co in Sn
I x 10" 52
cm /sec , the present authors calculated from
formula (8) that the free electron path in molten Sn was
X = 2.2 x 10-7 cm. In the next series of experiments the charge
of a mixture of SnI13-123 isotopes in molten Pb and TI was
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determined at 350 and 450 0C. The results indicated that
za was independent of temperature. The results of the next
series of experiments are given in a table, where the effective
and real charges (Z X and X ~VT , respectively) of Ag 110
and Ag JL98 in various metals of the fifth and sixth periods are
given. The difference between charges of Ag and Au in metals
of the fifth and sixth periods cannot, in the opinion of the
present authors, be explained in terms of an energy-band model.
it is more likely that the effects observed are associated
with localIzed interaction between the impurity (Au, Ag) and
the solvent metal. This view is supported by consideration of
the constitution diagrams of systems formed by Au and Ag with the
metals of the 5th and 6th periods. The diagrams of systems
comprising Au or Cu on the one side, and Cd, In or Sn on the
other, are characterised by the presence of electron compounds
and intermediate phases. those formed by Au or Ag with Te,
Pb or Bi are mainly of the eutectic type. It is known that the
formation of a eutectic is associated with a positive value of
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the solution energy,
V = C AB (CAA + EBB
2
It would appear that there is a direct relationship between the
sign of e and the charge of Ag and Cu in a solution. The
results of the present investigation indicate that the decrease
in the charge of Au and Ag is associated with the decrease in E
Abnormally high values of Z x of Au and Ag in mercury are
probably associated with the specific behaviour of mercury in
contact with impurities. It is known that the electrical
resistivity of mercury is decreased by the addition of other
metals and this effect has been attributed (Ref. 6.
P. Mangelsdorf - Journ. of Chem. Phys., 1960, v-33, no. 4, 1151)
to localized crystallization of mercury around the impurity
atoms which can also explain the increased value of V~ of
Au and g In mercury. Tfiere are 2 figures, I table and 10 refer-
ences - ~ Soviet -bloc and 6 non-Soviet-bloc., Tfie Fnel ish- Inriguage
references read ns follows: Pof,3~, N,F.Mott Proc,O%mbrldge 111111,
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Soc. , 1936, 32, 281; IRef.6: P. Mange-Isdorf, Journ of. Chem.Phy.s.
ig6o, v.33, no.4, 1151; Ref.10: I. Friedel, 19511, 43,* 153.
ASSOCIATIONt Moskovskiy institut stall (Moscow Steel Institu.tq)
SUBMITTED: April 27# 1961
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AUTH~;RS: 5elashchenko, D.K. , Grlrorlvev_ G. A .
TITLE: The electro::ii_-ration of admixtures of thallium and
cohalt in liquid i-,ictal solutions
PZIRIC,DlCAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchabnykh zavedeniy.
Chernaya r-etallurgiya, no.1, 1962, 124-130
T~::,T: The electromigration method has been used previously in
the investi,~~;ition of the properties of metallic alloys and the
nature of the interaction between their components. Alloys of
t,ic inctals Cd, Sn, Pb, Bi, etc have been examined, arld also with
ad::!ixturos of Ag and Au. A relation was obtained giving tho
effuctive charge of any component in binary dilute solutions.
This relation was shown to be valid for the non-transition metals
of the middle of the periodic bystem. A modified form of this
relation is also valid for dilute solutions of Cd, Sn, Pb, Bi
in ezich other but not for admixtures .%.cr and Au in Cd, Tl, Sn, Pb
and Bi. Ag and Au form intermetallic systems with metals of the
5th Group (Cd, In, Sn) but form eutectics with metals of the
Gth Sroup (Pb, Tl, Bi). It is of interest to examine the
behaviour of transition and anomalous metals in solution and in
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this papur is investigated the behaviour of admixtures of TI and
Co in inetals of the 5th and 6th groups by means of electroi-Agration.
Tl,alliu,ni has a number of anomalous physical and chemical
proj)erties; although it is in the 3rd group of the periodio table
its cliet-.zical pi-opertios are similar to the alkali metals. Cobalt
tTas chosen because it dissolves sufficiently well in easily melted
r.-. e ta 1 s .The clectromi-ration was performed in thin-walled glass
capillary tubes ( - 1 M;n diameter, 40 mai long) with nolybdenum
electrodes at the ends. The samples were maintained at 3500C and
a constant current of 1.0 to 1.5 A passed through them until
cquilibriu.m was achieved (10 days). The distribution of the
ad:-Axture in the sample was then fixed by rapidly cooling in oil.
It %-,-as then cut into short len.-ths and analysed radiometrical V.
This was done by using the radioactive isotopes T1204 and Co~() in
t!ic admixture. Values of the effective charge on the ad;-Axture
of T1 and Co were determined by the equation
d In c eEzM (3)
dx IcT
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~-,-hercC is concentration of the admixture and is proportional to
the SI)CC i Cic radioactivity of tile sections of Sample ;
* i-t Jelir-t1i coorc!inate; E the stren-tb of the electric field;
* i.i charge of the electron; k is tile Boltzman constant and
the teimperatiire. The followinm values were found, using
Eq-(3):
5th group 6t1i group
Cd In Sn Ph Bi
Z~ TI %i 11 i um -2.1 -1.5 - I - 3 +0.11 +0.2
zN CO!),Alt -22 -1.2 -6.o -11 -1.2
T:ie interactions in these solutions are discussed in detail and
it is shown that the transition and non-transition metals can be
described using one relation. Tile development of the ideas in
this paper are largely based on assumptions and further work is
necessary to confirm them, particularly on clectromigration of the
transition metals and other properties of solutions.
There are'2 figures and 1 table.
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SUB,VITTED: October 17, 1961
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AUT!!Oi?S: Grirorlyev, G.A. and
TITLE:
metals
Belashchanho, D.N..
nir,!:cl addition:; in nolten
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshi -Idi uchcbny1ch zavedeniy, Chernaya
netallurgiya, no..7. 196-2, 137 - 139
T EX 7 In continuation of their earlier wor% (Izv. vuzov
Cherna-,zi Matalhlrgiya, 110. 1, 1962) the authors do-ermined the
effectivc char-cs of Ni ions in molten Cd, In, Sn and Bi by
studying the c1 cc trotrans port of Ni in these metalr'. The
w:pcrimantal technique consisted briefly-of the followin--: a
DC of 1 A -vas missed throu-1i t1ac exr)crimental alloy containin-
1-?16
up to 0. 111; placed in evacuated capillaries and held 'Aor
10 days at 550 C, this period of time bein- sufficient to
attain -~tcady conditions; after each test the Oistribution of
nickel-concentration in the alloy was determined by mcasurin:;
the raCioactivIty of salts oLtaincd after dissolvin- samAes of
the alloy taken from various portions of solidified speci.-jens.
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The results call be summarized as follows: 1) tile affective
char--e z, of nichal in all the atetals studied is no--ative
(i.e. the Ni migrates towards the aaode) 2) z113. iL;
theorTI-V,111) fill 111or of'
hyperbolic function PlEae soive'nt metal, its values *in Cd, in,
Sn and Bi beinE -3-5, -4.7, -2.U" anc! -0.7, respectively.
3) Tho z /z* ratio corref.;ponds qualitmtively to t:-.c r----'Q
CO 1\1 i
of tile number of unfilled atates in the third ,;iell-- of thc~-c
el em ant s -The high values of affective char-cr, of Co and Ni
are associated with increased scatterin- of the cond"Lictio-ii
electrons on unfilled states. Lhere arc I fiaure and 1 tablc.
AS S OC I AT I ON: %ozI-,ovL;I:iy institut stali i splavov (N'oz c 01;
Institute of Steels and Alloys)
SUXUTTED: N,a r c I 1 2121 1962
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GRIGORYAN, V.A. NoikTa); GRI(X)RIYU, G.A. (V,, 1~1-0
Electron transfer of sulfur in molt-on silver. Izv. AN SM. Otd.
takh. nauk. Mot. I gor. dolo no.3j96-97 My-Je 163. (MIRA 160)
(Silver-Sulftir content) (Eloctrans-Scattering)

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AUTHORSt aEjSgx1Xax&__Q.Aj_Bokshteyn, B.S.
TITLE% Determining the diffusion coefficient in metals by the electric
transfer method
PERIODICALt Zavddskaya laboratoriyap noo 4o 19631 446 - 447
TEXTt To eliminate the deficiencies of the existing methods of deter-
mining the diffusion coefficients, in which a difference is made between
initial and boundary conditions, the authors suggest a method of calculating
the diffusion coefficients in metals on the basis of the data obtained by
electric transfer. If DO is passed through a homogeneous metal al)oy, a
directional transfer of the alloy constituents is taking place and a con-
centration gradien t originates. The gradient magnitude along the transfer
direction is determinea only by the diffusion coefficient D and effective
charge z of the ions of the mixture constituents. The authors present the
diffusion equation and the appropriate derivations for calculating.the
diffusion coefficient. There is 1 figure.
ASSOCIATIONt Moskovokiy institut stali i splavov (Moscow Institute of Steel
and Alloys)
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GRIGORYAIJ.,;V.A.; GRIGORIIEV G.A.
Electric transfer of sulfur In molten cast iron* Izre vys, uchebe
zws; chorus mate 6 no.3-.140-143 163. (MIRA 16-.5)
le, Hoskovskiy institut stali i splavov.
(Cast iron-3ulfur con#4) (ions-Migration and velocity)

BELASHCHENKO, D.K.;__QRIGOROYEV, G.A.; ZHURAVSKA, V.; MIZERA, E.
Electron trnnsfer in liquid binary metal systems. Izv. vys. ucheb.
sav.; chern. wt. 6 no.7tl55-159 163. (KRA 160)
1. Moskovskiy Institut stall i splayov.
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GRIGOHI)6, G. B.
Agricultural films - for the wWience Moskva, Iskusstvo, 1954. 70 P. (54-44185)
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GRIGORITEV, G. G.01 doteent, kand. takhn. nauk; LABUTIN, B, D., avolstent
Comparative evaluation of disk and vibration screens for tW
line of coke food to skips. Trudy Urall. politekh. inst.
no.ilgi4-lo 162. (MIRA 16:1)
Materials handling)
ast furnaoss-EquIpment and supplies)
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GRIGORIrEV G G kard. tekhn. naukp dotment; IABUTIN, B. D., assistefft
1 -1- V AL..-Z!."
Remarks on methode of determining certain additional load*
on the metal Btructurem of skip brIdges. Trudy Ural' po2itekb.
inst. no.119211-15 '62. (WRA 16:15
(Blast furnaces-Equipment and supplies)

VOLIF, V.F.; FEDOROV, H.I.; GHIGORIYEV, G.G., red.; YETON, L.L.,
red. izd-va; red.
[Instruc#ons an mechanical drawing in course and diploma
projects for students of the specially "Mechanical equipment
of plants in ferrous wA nonferrous metallurgy"] Rukovodstvo
po vypolneniiu obertezhei kursovykh i diplomnykh proektov
dlia. studentov spetsiallnosti "Mekhanicheskoe oborudovanie
zavadov charnoi i tsvetnoi metallurhii." Izd.2. Pod red.
G.G.Grigorieva. Sverdlovsky Izd-vo Ural'skogo politekbUi-
cheskogo in-ta, 1962. 68 p. (MIRA 17:3)

REVENKOP V.S.; GRIGORIIF.V, !~.G,,. 51INIMAN, P.M.
Certain possibility fcr vicim) ditta rogtslratisn uaLng a
digitRl computer. Vych. ts4h. J voT. jr,.;g. no.2i97-104 163.
(MIRA 17:8)

GRIGORITW, G.G.; SUBBOTA, M.I.; TMKRLIUUB. N.K.; USIM, B.F.;
AL~119, F.A.. redaktor; TINUTA, B-F.. redaktor; FOWSI-
XA, A.$., tekhnicheakly red&ktor.
(Gas and ps-core surveys and the analysis of p9; handbook
of mthodel Gasevala i psokernovala s0emki I amlis gas&:
metodicheekoe posoble. Moskva, Go*. nauchuo-tokha. Isd-vo nef-
tianoi I gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, 1954. 225 p. (KLU 7:8)
(Gas' Natural)

GRIGORMV, G. G.
A. Ya. Krems, G.G. Grigorlyev and A.S. Medvedev spoke alocut. "The experi:ncatal application
o'L geochemical methods of prospecting on the territory of the provi::ce of TL:;wio-Pcchorsk
which is rich In mincral oil and natural gas"
rzt,n Confercric- 1~~ tLe PePt. of G-001-eGical and GeOULMphiefil
d Pnj- Rr3-'iO:-z~tr!c:JL fbthads of Scarch c-,id FroopectLng
for Deposits, in 26 April 1958.
(Vest. Ak flauk SWR, 1958, No- 7, pp. 125-26)

SOKOLOV, Vanilly Andreyevich;
BDGACHEVA, N.G., ved. red.; STARDSTIUA, I-D., tekhn.fed.
(Methods and results of gas geochemical prospecting for oil
and gas]Metodika i resulltaty gazovykh geokhimichesk-ikh nefte-
gazopoiskovykh rabot. Moskva, Gostoptekhizdat, 1962. 402 p.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Oil fields) (Geochemical prospecting)

SaMMDT, T. A.1 WUJ* T. P.1 TASS0111 CS, 1. 1.; AX?QW7* P. L.; W1GCS1Y1M, G. v.
alA ZZUW, T. 7-
"xivatim proesseaw of Ow ml 011, %w1r Intesaffity wall. Dirfocitla"Uty."
AbStrINCL The article gives a description of the procats" Got anomalies observed on various levels of a &action and
of migration of oil and gas, their intensity and direction in surface layers above oil and gas pools htsfily, to she
in various stages a the Issistence of s9d;msafiry raxis. Vertical migraliat# of solos and to continuout processes of
In the early stages a( the formation of sedimentary rods dissemination of oil and got Pools.
the processes of migration cause 0 femoval of inectste sales Diffusion coefficients 0. for various types of rods studied
into aqueous medium and info the atmosphere as well 'vary between 10 - )09 cm1hisHt In some cases on# taro
as a primary accumufal;on of free gases In odistestnts and DbWvq The dying of diffusion of the low values of 0.
their solutions In underground watfirs.
At -0- ,.11. 104 - IV cms/w- the dis"m6on of
During oil and got accumulation and the formatio. of got pools by siblionory diffusion alone is so great that
their depositit the following processes play the Inaln parto IWr presomflon within geologic fimis can be espletned
transfer of all In a dissolved etale both low "Pris"ad go. by " unshesedissess of the pace" and by the plosim see
lot and in the water, a refflovol of dheow OGS and oil of #4 IWIng Cyl of "M diffitsion Mducin 9" loss" -
components from the water, condensation of licluld hons- well in by ifise rKent, in a gesslook woo. formation of
carbone from gum at decreasing is less we orsd pr"W- them pools at by a comoomoses r"Asecesneal of ft so
to and then *411 and gas k"afty in por" wessalsearing due to 1% Mw fwas deeper bode. -.0-1,
bode and to& MOIL
The oil ond am pool for"Wd wNferso d; Considering she probloas of IN* flow of U Formation of

to the PrWAUM of 11*66ass,
diffusion " viol Me to 9" OCCOM
lotions &* Should take Into Occouts! P41 only

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rounding their lessaiii. ow
Thep - of Ms we food so be seems I
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of a PW within 0 shest Period of lima
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ACC NR, AT-70016-V SdilfCE CCDEt U~T3046 ~WOOV66~/db4/0138'
AUTHOR: Grigortyeve G. Go
3 3
ORG: none
TITLE: Allocation of large files of information in computers
SOURCE: Teningrad. Universitet. Kafedra vychisliteltnoy matematiki i vychialiteltnyy
tsentr. Vychislitellnaya tekhnika i voprosy programmirovaniya, no. 4, 1965, 134-13a
TOPIC TAGSt seismography, computer memory
ABSTRACT: An analysis of a sy3tem for automatic analys13 Of BeiSmo
%M_q� In
which data from the primary magnetagram is recorded channel-by-channal on a
.field audio tape recorder In FM* An identical recordor is wed in the oodingl
and machine input equipment& The xy3tam employs oomprGa310n Of the di3-
crotized incramonts of signal in order to use the full length of a machine
word of whatever computer may be applied to the problemo After the Informa-
tion is processed In the operativo memory of the omputere it can be read outl
to magnetic tape by the computer, which allows for repeated Imput at rela-
tivoly high spoodp asking the slow Input operation from audio'magmuc tqw
through analog-digital coder to computer necessary only once& Origs arts has:
1 figure and 3 formlas. IJPRSt 36,elol
SUB CODE: 08,, 09 / SUBM DATZz 16Dec64 / On= mwo oDl
not

GRIGOR'YZV, G.G., aspirant.
Instruwat for measuring drawplates profiles. Trudy Ural.politekh.
inst. no.45:192-195 153. (MM 9: U)
(Measuring Instrweents)

GRUZINOV,V.K.; IJONIDOV. N.K., inshoner, rat Benzenti GRIGCR-I-UY-,Ab"
, Dom, N.A., takhnicheekly
kwididat tkohnich~skikh nauk, redaktor.
redaktor
[Nochwdeal equipment of blast furnace plants] Mekhanicheekoe obo-
rudowants domenzWkh teekhow. Isd, 2-9, dop. I parer. Moskva, Go*.
nAuchno-takhn. tzd-vo mashloostrott. lit-ry. Pt. 1. 1954. 503 P.
(Microfilm] (MM 80)
(Blast furnaces) (Netallura-Apparstus and supplies)

GRIGOR'YXV. G.G.
Experimental data on properties of vibration feeders* Sbor.sto
Ural.politelchAnot. no.65:168-175 '58. (KIRA l2s4)
(Hetallurgical plants--Iquipment and supplies)

GRIGORIYXV, O.G.
Characteristica of the motion of naterialg along the chute of
viliration fee4nrsa Sbor.ot.Uralopolitekh.inst. no.65:176-1&9
'58, (MIPA 12t4)
(Metallurgical plants--Xquipment and aupplies)

GRUZINOV, Vladimir Konstantinovich; LEONIDOV, N.K.. kand.tekhn.nauk,
rateenzent; GRIGORITXV, G.G._, kand.takhn.nauk, red.; DUGINA,
N.A., tekhn.re4-.'
(Nechnnical equipment of blast furnace plants] Kakhanichaskoe
oborudovanie downnykh teekhov. Izd.2., perer. Moskva, Gos.
nauchno-takhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry. Pt.2. 1959. 320 p.
'MIRA 12:9)
(Bleat furnaces--Xquipment and supplies)

'GR:~GUP
, _ 9 dotsentp kand.tekhn. nauk; LAblJTlN# B.D. , inzho
' I
I
New design of the device for coordinate"deasuren-ent of d.-L:wing
die profilea. Trudy Ural.politekh.inst* no,101;98--103 160.
OURA 14:3)
(Measuring instruments)

DYU"".IiOV ltlLrjV . . ;i - . I ~. ;
.9 A L.A.; Yu.L.; ,,
- I
ilA t"LOV, C,,A,; ZrllbK(;7F A.I.; GRT(j~"Y,1,11,
1;-,Irlg GSR-9CO') gencratoro for sulmerbed are weldiAi.
Mazidnootroital' no.9.:33 S ;62. 15:9)

GRIGORIYEV, G.G.,- M&LIKOV, K.A.; UBMIN, B.D.; RABINOVICH, A.B.
Experimental data on the useful life of main parts of a
blast furnace obarging arrangement. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.-
chern. met. 5 no.10:180-188 162. (MIRA 15:111
1. Urallskiy politakhnicheokiy institut.
(Blast furnaces-Equipment and supplies)

G,RIGCP'YE'JY G.G. , dotsont, kard.tekhu.rzuk- LABUTIN, P D. , in*2i.
_Qm=wv-o of air leakciee in the c-harging system of s blazt
furnacr., Stal' 22 no,2.111-M F '62. (INDA l5i2)
1. Urqllokiy politeklmiche ski y institut Yir-.rja.
(Blant furnaceu.-MaIntenanno and repair)

DYURGEROV, N.G.; ISHCUNKU, Yu.L.; GRlGC)RIYLIV G.G.
A now efficient-multiple-post welding system. Trakt. I-sellkhosmah.
31 (i.e.j2] no;11344-45 N '62. (MIRA, 15:12)
1. Rostovskiy institut seliskokhozyaystvennogo maahinostroyeniya
.(for Dyurgerov, lahchei2ko). 2. 'Rostovskiy zavod .4el'skokhozyaystvennogo
mashinostroyeniya (for Grigorlyev).
(Agricultural machinery-Welding) (Electric welding)

DYURGEROV, N.G.p insh.; ISHCHENKO, Yu.Lori insh.; ZOLOTYKH, V.T., kand.
tokhnsnauk; SAPOVv PoX.p insh.;-GRIGORIYEV, G.G., inzh.; ZHIDKOVt
A.I., inah. ; BARILOVO O.A., in1h.
Multipjp-operator automatic welding under flux without ballast
rheostats. Svar. proisv. no.4:40 Ap 163. (MIRA 1615)
1. Rostoyakly-na-Donu institut sellskokbozyaystvennogo
mashinostroyaniya (for Dyurgerov' Ishchenko). 2. Rostovskly zavod
wliskokhosynystvennogo mashinostroyeniya (for Sapov, Barilov,
Grigorlyev, Zhidkov).
(Electric welding--Equipment and supplies)

GRIGORIYEV G. .;JRIVLANDq V.M.
-
Classification of soils according to the degree of cultivation.
Pochvovedenis no.51l-14 My 164. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Pochvennyy institut Imeni Dokuchayeva, Moskva.

GRIGOROYEV, G.1o; KOMOVALOVA,, A.S.
Problems in the classificationp nomenclature, and identifi-
cation of loamy turf-Podzolic cultivated soils in the 14zesian
Plain. Pochvovedenis no.7s27-45 JI 163* (MMA 16:8)
1. PbcW&nnyy institut Imeni V.V. Dokuchayeva.
(POCIZOI)

IWWIUVO V.I.; ADROZOVA, N.G.; KUPASUVA., K#G.; GRIGORIYLV; G.I.
Geochemistry of some natural radioactive elements in soils. Fochvo-
vedenie no.8zll-20 Ag 163. (MIRA 16j9)
1. Institut geokhimii i analiticheskoy khinii imeni Vermadskogo.

GRIGORITIV, G.I.
Diagnostic Indices of turf-podsolic soils varying in the degree of
cultivation. Pbohyovederde no.6:53-65 Je 160. (XIBA 13:11)
1. Pochvennyy instittLt imenj T.T.Dokfachayeva Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Pbctzol)

AUTHORt Grigorlyev, G.I., Engineer, 28-6-8/40
TITLE: To Improve the quality of Coal (Uluchshit' kachestvo uglya)
PERIODICkLi Standartizatsiya, 1957, # 6, pp 28-30 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article deals with general conditions in the USSR coal
industry in respect of this quality of coal. though mechanical
coal dressing plants are by now available not only in the
Donets basin (as before 1941), only 25.2% of the entire coal
output was dressed in 1954 and 26,6% in 1955.
The mechanization of coal cutting in mines has increased
the contamination of coal by rock and some new coal-fields
contain badly contaminated coal seams. Such contaminated coal
amounted to 16.9% of total shipments in 1953, 18.1% in 1956
and 18.6% in the first half of 1957.
A considerable quantity of the scarce grades is supplied to
power plants, thus reducing the coking reserves. The percentage
of sorted brown coal and the coal Grades "Al is, , r 11 and anthra-
cite in the entire output is decreasing from 26)~ of the 1940
total to 22.3)~ in 1954 and only 21.9 in 1955.
There are at present 155 coal standards, 20 of which determi#e
the quality of production of single enterprises. Another 92
Card 112 contain conditions for fuel used for coke, locomotives, etc.

To Improve the %uality of Coal
28-6-8/40
But these standards do not improve coal quality, since the coal
shipped from different mines is different in its chemical and
physical properties. rhis leads to great difficulties in in-
dustry and transportation.
The new 49 consumers' standards, put into effect in 1956,
cover all coal grades of the 11 fields and in the near future,
36 more new standards for 4 other basins will be added. The
old standards for single enterprises will become technical
conditions.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2 1. Coal-USSR 2. Coal-Standards

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ACC NRi Al-17005099 OIxPT- f/02
AUMORt Gorshr.=. Be N.; Grigorlyov,Ge I
ORMI Jj44jQ_PbyAic&-jnuUtuto# Gor'Idy Stato Univorsity (Radiofizichookiy inatitut
pri Gorllwvukon gosudarutvennom universitato)
TrL'I,;',: 2,11onhonogonoitioa of elootron concentratio&rIning during tho propagation of
moviM ionosphariclinhomogonoitiou
SOURCZ-;: Goon-agnotizm, i aoronomiya, v. 6, no. 2, 1966. 246-254
TIOPIC TAGS: F layor. ionosphoro
ABST.I.ACT: This investigation is dovotod to problom., in tho thoory of formation of
nor4ionw-onoitiou of oloctron concontration ariaing during tho propagation of intornal.
0
i7avitational wavou at altitudou corrouponding to tho F-layor of tho ionosphoro. Tho
conclusions drai-m from this thoory are usod in the intorprot4tion of pattorni; aaaa-
ciatod witli tho prodominant oriontation of tho dirojetions of pr3pagation of moving
disturbancos. An outimato in made of the degree of effectiveness of tho formation
of norfhonoGonoitios, taking into account the dopondonco of the concentration of
raolocules on altitude. Tho authors thank Ye, Ye, Tsedilina, and A. V- rurauiclLfor
permission to view their work before its publication. Orig. art. hast 2 froaLlan.
ZJ'PRS: 38l6?V
WBCODI-.': 04 / SUBHDATZI WwAS ORIGREFt 005 / OTHIM-Ft 009
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~,! 1 ~, Or I " P., ~, .-I . -, h0jtl I Py M.S.; N I K 11,0W)VA, O.G . ; ();IC UIE N.;r. I y I ". "
I ".. ;
'P',AkIITFNGFRT.; V.YIj.
J I I
Lcrarithmically perlod1c helical irradj~itor for $,I paraboloid
with a f'rpquf~ncy overlap of 1:7. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; radiofiz.
R no.4:768-770 165. (Viruk 18-Q)
1. Gorlkovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.

L 5268-66 FBDAW(1)IFCS(k) . GW/WS-2/r1R_
ACCESSION NR: AP5022800 Wolhi/65/ooWoVoMloro
621.396.677.49T:523.i64
AUTHORt GrJaMe 2r. Mw S.; Nikiforov
go I ; K _.G9 Obolenakiy L M
A
A- V-; Trakh ---brts,, V. eey
Samsomov A
TITLE: Logarithmic-periodic helical exciter for a paraboloid with 1:7 frequenc
coverage
SOURCE: IVUZ. Radiofizika, Y. 8$ no. 40 1965t T68-770
TOPIC TAGS: antenna directivity, conic antenna, antenna polarization, radio
telescope antenna
ABSTRAM The authors present the results of tests on a model of a broadband ex-
citer for the 15-meter paraboloid of the Ziynenki radio telescope, I cale~
~me model a
was 1:10. The reflector used was a parabolic cylirder with focafdNtance 0.525 mq!;
height I m, and aperture D a 1.5 m. The excitee was a conical bifilar-vound cable
helix with vertex angle 90* and pitch angle 7*. The vertex of the cone was at the
focus of the paraboloid. The directional pattern and the standing wave ratio of
the system were measured in the range 1.5 < D/A < 109 where A is the working
wavelength. The results are shown in Fig. 17of tre Enclosure. The fact that a
directivity angle of 100 can be obtained with D/A close to 2 is taken as an indi-
Card 113

L 5268-66
ACCESSION TTRI AP5022800
cation that.such a system can ensure high directivity with small antenna dimensions,
It is.emphasized, however, that no final conclusions can be drawn until phase-
distribution measurements are made. The results for horizontally polarized radia-
tion differ little from those for vertical polarization, except that side lobes
appear at some frequencies* "The authors thank Yu. M. Zhidko for a discussion of
the results." Orig. artohaat 2 figures. (02]
ASSOCIATIONt Gor1kovakiy gasudaretyennyy universitet (Gor1kiy State Univers!!Y-Nq
SUB14ITTED: o8jul64 ENCLi 01- SUB CODE: AAj EC
110 REF SOVt 001 anER: oo4 ATD PRESS: - A115 7
Card 2/3

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,ACCESSION NR: AP5022800
0, deg, ISWR
jV
ENCLOSURE: 01
Fig. 1, Width of directivity pattern
(0, degrees) and standing vave ratio
30
plotted against the aperture-to-wavelength;
ratio D/A
jV
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Card

S/203,/63/003/002/013/027
D207/D307
AlYMORS: Grigorlycv, G.I. and Dokuchayev, V.P
TITIZ: The effect of the diurnal variation of ionospheric
electrical conductivity on the opcetrtum of goomag-
notic Sq variations
PE RiODM~L: Geomagnatizm i aeronomiya, v. 3, no. 2, 1962, 293-
296
T','-,T In the dynamo-theory of variations of the gcomapeti".
field it is assumed that regular quiet diurnal variations of this
field S are due to systems of electrical currents produced by the
Motion 9f electrically conducting air masses in the upper -atmosphere
under the action of irind. The present article deals with the influ-
ence of the secular variation of the electrical conductivity in the
dyn=o region of the ionosphere (100-130 Imi) on the spectrum of
diurnal variations of the geomagnetic field. It is sh=i that this
influence is very considerable: the spectra of geonaginctic varia-
tions for constant conductivity and for conductivity varying with
Card 1/2
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2 6

The effect of the diurnal ...
S/203/63/003/002/013/027
D207/D307
time are not identical. Acknowledgement is i:iade to B.N. Garshmall
for discussion. There is I figure.
ASSCCIATION:
SU"'NITTCD:
Card 2 2
Radiofizicheskiy institut pri Gorllcovshom gosudarst-
vennon universitete (Alladio Physics Institutc at
GorIldy State University)
September 15, 1962

GRIGORIYEV, G.I.; rOKUCIIAYI"V, V.P,
Effect of the diurnal variation of ionospheric electrocon-
ductivity on the spectrum of geomagnetic Sq'variations.
Geomag. i aer. 3 no.23293-296 Mr-Ap 163. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Radiofizicheskiy institut pri Gorikovskom gosudarstvennom
univerBitete.

~10V-4-56-9-21/34
AUTIVIP Vodo Hi?ro of the Jovipt UrAlln and (;rigorlyev,
TITLE: Captive in the Ice (V ledovom plenu)
PERIODICAL: Znaniye-sila, 1958, Nr 9, pp 26-29 and p 1 of cover (USSR)
ABSTRACTt This in an excerpt from a book by M.V. Vodoplyanov and G.K.
Crieorlyev "The Tale of the Commissar of the Arctic" den-crib-
ing the shipwreck of the Soviet arctic expeditionaiy ship
"Chelyuskin" In 19349 and the rescue of the crew. The ex-
pedition was lead by the well-known artic explorer - Acade-
mician Otto Yullyevich Shmidt, Hero of the Soviet Union.
There are 11 drawings.
1. Literature--USSR
Card 1/1

MSMIKOV, Aleksey Pedorovich, polyarnik, Oeroy Sotoialistichookogo
. Truda; GRIGORITNT, G.K., red.: KOSHELZVI. S.K., takhn,red,
[Icebound] Zakovannyi v led. Mookva, Goo.izd-vo geogr,lit-ry,
,1959. 212 p. (KIRA 12:7)
1. Nachallnik Vtoroy kontinentallnoy entarkticheskoy ekspeditell
1936-1937 cg. (for Treshnikov).
(Antarctic regions)

J..- GRIG0,111TV, G. Y.
2. U33R (600)
4. Poultry Houses and Equipment
7. Adjustable feeder for chicks. Ptitsevodstvo no. 2, 1952.
9. Monthly List f" Russian Accessions, Lebrary of Congress, February 1953, Unclassified.

1. GRIGORYEV, G. K.
2. USSR 600
4* Poultry Houses and Squipment
7. Model light movable chicken house for raising chickens in the field, Trudy
NIP, 220 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions# Library of Congress, APr11 1953, Uncl.

SWNEV. S.I., prof., doktor sellskokh0z.nauk; BOGDVIOV, 14.N., 2ootekhnik;
GOVK11N, M.B., zootekhnik: VIGGRIJEY, G.K., zootekhnik; ZH1.DKIKH,
Z.A., kand. sell skokhoz.nauk; PMiIONZHKNWMMWZ.Z., doktor biolog.
nauk, prof.; PRKVO, A.A., kand.biolog.nauk-, TRETIYAKOV, N.P., doktor
~sellskokhoz.nauk, prof.; USPOSKIT, A.A., kand.nellakokhoz.nauk;
USHAKOV9 A.A., kand.vaterin.nouk; SHAPOVAIDV, Ya.Ya., kand.sel'sko-
khos.nauk; TAGODIN, F.Te., zootekhnik; YATSTSIN, N.K., zootekhnik;FZDO-
ROVSKIT. N.F., kand.biol.nauk; STCHIK, Te.V.,,red.; PAVLOVA, N.M..takhred.
[Poultry raising; a manual for farm winneors) Ptitsevodstvo;
rukovodstvo dlia zaveduinshchogo fermoi. Izd.5. perer.i dop.
Moskva, Goe.izd-vo selikhoz.lit-ry, 1957. 495 p. (Bibliotechka
po ptitnevodetvu, no.1) (MIRA 12:4)
1. Daystvitelinyy chlen Tsesoyuznoy okademii selinkokhozyaystvennykh
nauk im. V.I.Lenina (for Smetnev).
(Poultry)

GRIGOROYLT. Grigoriy Karlovich; GODINSR, F.Ye., red,; KUKKINA, Yo.S,,
- I
(Trails in the sky] Bledy v nebe. Moskva. Isd-vo DO&W,
1960. 54 p. (MIRA 1317)
(Nakkinakle Tledimir lonstantinovich)

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Manuficture of moulds for dee-set r.rinting. '.. t(:,xtb(.,,-)k. .-.(;~3kva, -~os. n lx7hnc-te~hn.
izfl-vo legkol promptil., 19110. ;-.-3i p. (51-)911~~)
TR970-G63
1. ?hoto-enCravlng. 1. Siniakov, N. I. jt. au.

t
GlilWR#WV, G. 9.
TechnolOgY of Intaglio printing; textbook Moskyu, IskuslAvo, 1953. 218 p. (54 J111170)
TR970-G635

VOLKOV, V.A.; FXDOHOVSKIY, M.P.. kund.biolog.nauk; PM4IONmT'lVlCHq E.g.,
prof., doktor biolog.nauk; KASLIYlff, I.T., ksn4.sel'skokhoz.nauk;
KRIKUN. A.A.. kand.sellskokhoz.nauk; PATRIK. I.A., knnd.sellskokhoz.
nauk; NALINOVSKATA, A.S., kand.biolog.nouk; DAXEIOYSKIT, N.Y.,
kond.biolog.nouk; OWV, K.V., kand.sel'skokhoz.nauk; REDIKH, V.K.,
kand.sellskokhox.nauk; GOYM, X.B.. zootekhnik;.-:QLqqOR'mB , G.K.,
starshiy nauchnyy motrudnik; GORIZOMTOVA, Ye.A., starshiy nauchnyy
sotrudnik; FHOKTISTOV, P.I., kand.vater.nauk; KOThMINIKOV, G.A.,
kand.vaterin.nauk; SMWWVA, R.I., red.; BALAKIN, V.K., red.;
GRA=DV. Tu.N., red.; SMOLOYA, G.S., red.; SATTANIDI, L.D.,
takhn.red.
[Duck raising) Utkovodetvo. Izd-vo X-va sellkhoz. R.S.F.S.R,,
1939. 284 p. (MIRA 13;12)
1. NachD11nik Glaynogo upravlaniya ptitsevodstva Hiniaterstva
sellskogo khozyayetva RSFSR (for Volkov). 2. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-
inaledovateltakly Inatitut ptitespromyshlennosti (for Grigorlyev).
3. TSentrallnyy nauchnow4duledavatellskiy institut ptitseperera-
batyvayushchey promyshlennosti (for Gorizontovu).
(Ducks)

L.T.., kand.- selikheiv nauk; STOLLYAR, T.A., kand, sellkhoz
nauk; ASANOV,, P.M., assintentl SELYANSKIY, V.M., kand, Bell-
khos. naukl'LOBIN, N.V., kand. sellkhoz. nauk;.KOVINIKO,-D.A.,
kand. biol. nauk; MASLIYEVA, 0.1., kand. sellkhoz. nauk;
PETROV9 V.M.p kand. voter. nauk; ANANIYEV, P.K., kand. voter.
nauk; PEMIONZHKEVICH, EA.,, doktor biol. nauk,, prof.;
SERGEYEVA, A.M., kand. sellkhoz. nauk; BALANINA, 03., kand.
sellkhoz. nauk; GRIGORIYEV G K at. nauchnyy notr.; KRIKUN,
A.A., Geroy Sotsiallatichookogo Truda, kand. sellkhoz. nauk;
YARDVOY, P.F., kand. voter. nauk; BELOKOBYLENNO, V.T., na-
uchnyy sotr.1 GFOOV, A,,M.,, kand. sellkhoz. nauk; MDSIYASH, S.,
red.; NAGIBIN, P., tekhn. red.
(Handbook for poultrymen] Kniga ptitsevoda. Alma-Ata, Kaz-
Bellkhozgiz, 1962. 354 p. (MIRA 16:5)
(Kazakhstan--Poultry)

GRIG(MIYBV, Georgiy loonidovioh; GRUSIVICH# Stanislav Iosifovich; XATrU6H,
1. - 1-,-' -3.1. - otvetetvenrO7 redo; BAIAKIRIV, A.F., red.; YMOVA, A.G.,
tekhn.red.
[Full-manstaffito t sting apparatus for testing selectors of modernised
ton-stop syst~i Folnoavtowticheakete ispytatellnais apparatura
dlim proverki iskotelai modernisirovannoi dakedno-shogovoi ATS.
Moskva, Goa. isd-vo lit-ry po vopr. eviazi i radio, 1957. 49 p.
(MIRA 11:4)
(Telephone.Automatio-A'pparatus and supplies)

GRIGORMWi-G.-Ii. -
Datermination of the carrying capacity of agroup of devices
served by a common apparatus. Slektrooviazi 14 no.8:58-64 Ag 160.
(MIRA 13:9)
(Switching theory) (Telephone, Automatic)

GRIUCRITIT, Oeorgiy Leonidovioh; GOLUBTSOV, 1.7a., otv.red.; RAT-AKIM,
A.F., red.; , G,I,, takhn.red.
[Problems concerning the joint operation of municipal automatic
telephone exchanges of d1fferent types of systems] Toprosy
sovaestnol raboty gorodskikh ATS rasnykh sistem. Koskvs, Gov.
isd-vo lit-ry po Yoprosam eviazi i radio. 1961. 50 p.
(MIRA 14:4)
(Telephone, Automatic)

GRIGGRIYEV, G.L.
Carrying capacity of a group of devices serviced by twc cc=4n
Byetemo. ElsktroBYIaz' 15 no.6:53-56 Je 061. (MIRA 14:6)
(Telephone,, Automatic)

GRIGOfi'YEV,_gAorey--Lqo-nido2ftch- GOLUM:30V, I.Ye., otv. red.;
62MMSOVA9 YeJC., red.; SLUTSKIII, A.A.x tekhn. red.
[Municipal automatic telephone exchange mystemlsistema go-
rodakikh ATS. Mookwi,Sviazlizdat, 1962. 53 P.
(MIRA 15:8)
(Telephone, Automatic)

GRIGOFIY'*,Vp G.L.
Cronsbai-type autouttic tolophono exchange No.5. Sbor. trud ::117z;
no.1.1,125-129 163. (!,: 14A 17: cj')

EiLELIMAII, Lev Yakovlevich; SA~ZIM, Saimil Markovich;
G.L., otv. red.; UW,'OV')YAYA, E.M., red.
(Numeration of the subscribers to the automated telephone
network of the Soviet Union] Ilumeratsiia abonentov na avto-
matizirovannol, telefonnoi seti Sovetskogo Soiuza. Mo.,kvaq
511liazt, 19C4. 72 p. (MIPA 17:8)

SEMENOV, N.H., polkovnik; QUjg_0R'YKV, G.M., polkoviLik; VESELOV,
S.F., inzh.-polkovnik; 7RVMTLMr._ N.H., pollcovnik;
P
ROMANOV' D'K kapitan I range; TWELIYANOV, V.T.,
polkovnik, r;4.
(Organization and armament of armies and navies of capi-
talist countries] Organizatelia I vooruzhenie armil i flotov
kapitalisticheskikh gosudarstv. Moskva, Voenizdat, 1965.
545 P. (MIRA 19:1)

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GIRGORIYI,Vp G.M.
pouitiogal nygtagmus. Zhur. uslio, non. i gorl. bol. 21 no-51
23~-28 S-0 161, (MIRA 15:1)
1. Is kafedry bolezney ukha, gorla i nosa (zav. - prof. A.Kh.
Rinlkovakiy) Chelyabinako,o moditpinskogo inatituta.
(MUGMUS)

,GRICOR'YEV,-G.M. (Chelyabinsk)
Positional nyetagmus; a survey of the foreign litorature published
in 195C-1961. Vest.otorin. no.5t67-73 062. (MIRA 15:9)
(NYSTAGKUS)

GRIGORIYEV, 0. M,
nystagnue in labyrinthitim. Vast. otorin. no.32
70-75 162. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Is Otorinolarincologichookay kafedz7 (sav. - prof. A. Kh.
Minlkavskiy) Chelyabinokogo meditsinskogo inatituta.
(XVIRTAMM) (LARRINTH(EAR)-DISZOES)

KULAKOV, P.Ye.; GRIGORIYEN G ,,,
Motor and evacuatory function of the resected stomach with small
intestine enteroplasty in the early postoporative period. Khirurglia
39 no.6:IC7-111 Je 163. OMIFA 17:5)
1. 1z kh.j.rurgicheskogo otdeleniya (zav. 14.V. Khanyayeva)
ShumorlInskoy rayonnoy bollnitsy (glavnyy vrach P.Ye. Kulakov)
Cknivashskoy AS.U.

i ACC NRi AT6035090 buuliur; COD&:
"HORS: Bolyuhov, L I.; Grigorlyovo G. IN
,11TA
ORG: none
TITIZ: 'esothod for sottin[; up autonoz= anchored otations during thofourteenth trip
of tho scientific research ship "I'likhail Lomonosov"
SOIMCE: XN UkrSSR. Morskoy gidrofizichookiy inatitut. Trudy, v. 35, 1966.
Gidrofizichoskiyo,i gidrokhimichoskiyo isolodovanlya tropichoskoy zon;r Atlantiki
(Hydrophysical and hydrochomical research in the tropical zone of tho Atlantic), M-
115
TOPIC TAGS: ocoan current, sea water, rocordina oquipmont, ocoan floor topography
BFV-2 recording equipment
ABSTRACT: A method for setting up anchored stations carrying ciolf-rocording equip-
nent of the type BFV-2 for the study of currents in the tropical region of the At-
lantic Ocean is described. Altogether, 15 anchored stations were placed and removed
during the 11,th trip of the scientific rosoarch ship "i'likhail Lomnosov" for invosti-
gating the configuration of the Brazilian and Lomonosov currents. Tho stations were
placod at depth& of 3000-5000 m. The buoyancy and dyntuale stresses have boon calcu-
lated for the specific conditions, taking into consideration the current velocity,,
water density, and strength of the natoriala uned; The topography of the noa bottom
Card

I - -
IACC NR: AT6035090
had boon investigated prior to setting up LA-io stiatioi.:;, and the optimal locations
had boon selected. A detailed description of the procoduro for placing and removing
the recorder-carrying stations is given, and the -xoco3a is illustrated. It was
established that none of the anchored stations was subject to drifting durim the
experimental work. Orig. art. hasi 2 figures and 4 equations.
SUB COM -08/ SUBM DAM none

GRIGCRIYEV, G,N,
-
Antarctica. Geog. shkole 19 no.4:16-24 Jl-Ag '56. (KMA 9:10)
(Antarctica regions)

GfilGORIEV, G.N. (g.Angursk Irkutskoy oblasti)
---
polychlorvinyl in /to/rllinolar7ngology.
Use of some materials from
Zhur. uah., nos. i gorl. bol. 20 no.4:61-62 Jl-Ag 160
(MiRA il.:6)
(RESINS, SYNTHETIC) (OTOLARYNGOLOGY)