SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GROMOV, YE.I. - GROMOV, G.G.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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Corrosion resistance E071/E435
of the condenser from steel X18H12',12'r (Khl8Nl2M2T) or ATM I
At the side of entry of aggressive vapours, the :ondenser tube :an
be protected by coating with bakelite lacquer and subsequent
thermal polymerization of the latter, There are 3 tables
ASSOCIATION: UKhIN
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AMMUM NR3 AP4038930 810068/64/000/005/WWO04
AUMOR: Gromov
Too, lei Cborkasbinp V. N.; T"Ilkj, V. To.
TITIE: Corrosion activity of ammium AIA sodium rwanstes
SOURCE: moks i kumiya, no. 5, 19Q, 4244
TopIC TAGS: sodi= rhodamte, ammonium rhodanate, steel corrosiont rhodanateo
steel corrosion, tbiocyanste steel corrosion, synthetic fiber
AWTMCT: This work waa prompted by the planned increase of syntbetic. fiber pro-
Iduction requiring increasing amounts of sodium and ammonium rhodanatess Their
preparation from icocyantes involves steel equipment, nnmely, dinsoci-
atora and evaporators. Therefore.. a study was made to ascertain the corrosion of
-different types of steel in this equipiment. As a result of their testa, the
,authors found the corrosion rate of steels Gt3,, 1xhl3,Kh17Tj LKhl8N9Tj, E1530,,
Kh1&u2m3T and E1629,. depending on temperature and a=onium, rhodwate coacentratiom
,With increasing tamperature and salt concentration., steel corrosion rises markedly
ifor tYPea St3, IKhl3,, =To IMa&19T- The authors havo found the corrosion of
i stee" St3v 2XbGM# M13j, LKhl8N9Tj Khl8Nl2%N and E1629 versus the yE of sodiua

'AccEssiai NR: Ap4o3693o
rbodanate running f rom, 1.8 to 8.65. Along with decreasing pH of the solution.,
,;the corrosion rate of St3, 25KbGSA and lKhl3 abruptly increases. ATK (zantifric-
j%ion thermoconductive material* a combination of graphite and phenolformaldehvda
JrCDin) can be used as material for the dionociator in the production of ammonium.
J rhodaaate. The beat material for pure salt separation equipment is the Khl8N1243T
stainl Do oteelg vbile for the absorption equipment steels MM and IKhl8N9T am
recommended, likawUs steel OWa3. Orig. art. luw: 2 figures and 3 tables*
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ACCESSION NR: AR4048186 S/0081/64/000/009/Sioo/SiGo
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Xhimiya,.Abs. 9S671
AUTHOR: Gromov, Ye. I., Cherkashin, V. N
TITLE: Determining the adhesive ca acity of pj~ints and varnishes
CITED SOURCE: Sb. nauchn. tr. Ukr, n.-i. uglekhim. in-t, vy*p. 14(36), 1963, 111-
112
TOPIC TAGS: paint film, varnish film, film adhesive strength, adhesive power,
asbovinyl. film, bakelite varnish, ethynol varnish, undercoat
TRANSLATION: The authors report the following values for the adhesion (in kgfcm2
of various films to metal: film based on asbovinyl composition, 24.6; asbovinyl
plus 10% powdered diabase, 28; asbovinyl plus 10% graph e~~'24.9; KhSL varnish,
14.2; bakelite varnish, 57.6; ethynol varnish (50% film forming), 95.3; BF-2
glue, 110; epoxide undercoat E-4021', 133; and undercoat 1-4022, 108. The measure-
ment was based on a determination of the pull directeo perpendicularV to the sur-
face,and was carried out on a tensile testing machinell'of the IW-50cfvtype, using
specimens shaped like small cylinders with an area of 2 cut&. A layer of varnish
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was applied to the sand-blasted and defatted end surfaces of the cylinders and
allowed to dry into a film, after which another layer of varnish was applied and
the cylinders were carefully aligned end to end. When the adhesion to determined
by such a method, without intermediate layers and glues, the results pertain only
to the film under investigation. 0. Toeytlin
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GROKUV, Te.$., inzhener.
~-,l
Strengthen the roadbullding organizations of the R.S.F.S.R. Avt.
dor. 18 no.8:4-5 D 155. MRA 9-5)
Oload construction)

GRONOT, To. Pli
A now book which has already become old (*Analysis of the economic
activity of road machinery, stations." A.I.Grluaberr, N.S.J~ikiforqiv,
Reviewed by Gromov). Avt.der.19 no.2:30 IP 956. OILRA 9:6)
(Road construction) (Road machinery) (Grilinberg, A.I.) (Nikiforev,
N.S.) I

GROMOV, Ye.B.. Insh,
Work of organisations of the Moscow Trust-for Gas Pipeline
Construction. Strot. trubooro4. 5 no.8:7-9 Ag 160. (MIRA 11:9)
(Pipelines-Cold weather conditions)

GROW)V, Ye.V.
Practice of lining short-b-min parallactic traverne surveying. Gnol*
I ~nrt. no.9%34-39 3 163, (MIRA 16-10)

VON
rov'
problem-S Of ge T
-4.
no-ItI47-:48

KRONGAuzt A.N,., PANSHINV I.M.: FROKSHI~ V.R.; GROMOV., Yu.D.i YAKUNIN, V.F.
Uni.veren't c:)ndenser don'mater for roontgen and gamw irradliationa.
Vast. rent. A rad. P no.~,60-63 S~O 16-) (M:RA 1702)
1. 'A;~ do;Imetric'neskogo otdela (zavedtqushchly .. datsent A.N.
Krungauz*i I ekspe-,JmentAl'nykh,mastersklkh (direktor I.M. Paribin)
Gosi-Aaritvennogo nauchno-lasledovatellskogo rentgeno-rad 4 01C
A
9'1,choskogz~ Anantuta (&rektc,-.- .. prof. 1.G. Lagunova).

MWOV, Td.N.; IVAKENKOo B-G-v nauchnyy sotrudnik
Mchanized filling station. Zaoheb.rastoot vred. i bol 5
no.2zI4-15 Ir 160. NIRA 15d2)
1. Zaveduyushchiy otdelom mokhanizataii Severo-Kavkankogo inatitata
eadovodetra i vinogradarstya (for Ormov).
(hmying and dusting equipment)

.(C * -,: $. .
GAR13UZOV, G.A.; GROIKOT, Tu.V,; MIKHAYLOV, A.V.
Equipment for making sewage screens (Suggested by G.A. Garbruzov,
IU*V. Grom6v, A;V, MikhmUov]. Rate.1 Itobr.predl.v stroi. no.148:
20-28 156. (Sewerage) (MMA 10:5)

GRWOV I Yu. V.
Some investigations of lotatron injectors. Trudy Inst. met.
no.8:217-224 161. (IAIRA 14:10)
(Betatron)
No-~

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Authors % Gromov, Yu. Ya.
Title I Seashore roof deposits
Periodical : Dok. AN SSSR 9815p 829-431, Oct llt 1954
Abstract : Geological data regarding shales and other reef deposits, found along the
seashores, are presented. Ten referencesi 8-USSR; I-Japanese and 1-Chinese
(1934-1952). Table.
Institution All-Union Scientific Research Geological Institutep Leningrad
Presented by Academician N. M. Strakhov, August 14, 1954

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USSR/ Geology
Card 1/1 Pub. 22 - 30/46
Authors I Belynyevskiy,, N. A., and _-Gromov, Yu. Ya,.
Title t The Central Sikhote-Alinek structural junction
Periodical I Dok. AN SSSR 10311., 109-111, Jul 1, 1955
Abstract I Geological'data are presented showing that the Central Sikhote-Alinak
'Junction separates the zone of Upper Paleozoic deposits of the main
Sikhote-Alinsk anticlinal fold from the territory occupied by strong
Mesozoic strata of the synclinal structure. Two USM references (1947
and 1951). Diagram.
Institution i All-Union Be. Res. Geol. Inat.
Presented by : Academician.N. S.'Shatakiy, January 27, 1955

GROK)V, Tu.Ya.
Sinian and Cambrian stratigraphy of the southern part of the
Maritime Territory (with summary in Inglish). Sav. 80l. I
un.6t44-53 Je 158. qWRA 11:10)
1. Veanoyusnyy nsuchno-tseledovatel'skiy g"ologiche "kiy institut.
(Maritime Territory--Geology, Stratigraphic)

GROMOV, Yu. Ta.
Tectonic pattern and formation of the Ussurl-KhAnka7 median
mnguif. Sov.geol. 2 no.12:40-51 D '59. (MIRA 13-5)
1. Vansoyuznvv geolol-tcheekly nauchno-igeledowitell8kiy Inaitut.
(Sikhote-Alln' Unge-Geology)

GROIMOV, YU-79.1 PUTINTSEV, V.K.
Basic Reatures of Pro-Cambrian geology in the southern part of the
Soviet Far FAst and adjacent territories# Dokl*AN SSSR 138 no,6:
1409-1412 Jo 161. (KMA 14:6)
lo Voesoyuanyy naucbno-issladovateliskiy goologicheakiy institute
Predstavleno akadenikon D.S.Norshin kiln.
(Far Easto-~eologys, Structural)

BELYAYEVSKIY, N.A.; GROMOV, Yu.7a.
- "
Faleozoic stage of the geological development of the Sikhote-Alin'
Range and aouthern.Maritime Territory. Sov. gool. 5 no.7:41-63
n 162. (MIRA 15M
1. 14inisterstvo geologii i okhrany nedr SSSR i Vsesoyuznri
nauchno-itioledovatellskiy geologichookiy institut.
(Sikhoto-Alin' Range-Geology, Structural)
(Maritime Territory-Goologyp Structural)

GROMOV) Yuslao
Marginal troughs of median, massife. Trudy VSFjGEI 85491-100
163. OGRA 16.- 11)

SHTALIP
y -Y
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(MIRA

V- YU-VO
es".
Newt bigbly offici6nt injector for betatrons. Trudy Inst. met.
no.12s276-281 263. (MIRA 16z6)
(Betatron)

MATAKSIS, T. [Mataxis. T.], polkovnik* GOIDBZRG, S..podpoIL-ovnlk;
ALUSANDROY, I.A. (tranalatorj; CR(MOV, Ifujo. [translatorj;
FITROV, Y.G. [translator); TSYGICHIO. N.P., red.; KRODATIVi
Tu.A., red.; IOVLXVA, N.A.. takhn.red.
[Pantomic Divison; tactics, armaments and firepower of the pontomic
division, battle groups and companies operating under conditions
of atomic warfare] Pentomichaskaia diviziia; taktika, voorushenis
i ognevaia moshch' pentomicheekoi divizii, boevoi gruppy i roty v
usloviiakh primeneniia iadernogo oruzhiia. Pod red. N.P.TSygichko.
Moskva. lzd-vo inostr.lit-ry, 1959. 345 p. Translated from the
English. (xiRA 13:6)
(United States--Army) (Atomic wnrfnre)

RYAKHOVSKIY, V.; RAGIMOVp Z.j kand. biolog. nauk; SMYWOV, S., mladshiy
nauchnyy sotrudn1kj MVETSOVA, A., dotnent; SFMCNOV, A., assistant;
.GRO"MEL,A,kand. biolog. nauk; SELIN, I., nauchnyy sotrudnik; LAZHAUNIXAS,
Ye.; MPLF,.WOv R,j PRLPOBRAZHLPNSKIY, V., starshiy prepodavatell
To the attention of a plant protector. Zashch. rant. ot vred. i bol.
10 no.6s4G-43 165, (MIRA AM
1. 7Aveduyushohiy otdolom sashchity rasteniy Luganskoy nallskokhozyaystvan-
nay opytnoy stantsit (for Ryakhovskiy). 2. Aserbwzhanskiy nsuohno--is-
aledavateltakiy institut sashchity ranteniy, Kirovabad (for Ragimay,
Sulaymmov). 3. Omakly sellekokhosyoystvennyy inqtitut (for Shvetsova,
Semnov), 4, Otdel saahchity rasteniy Smolenskoy seltakekhosyaystvennoy
opytnoy atantaii ffor Selin). 5. Zaveduyushchiy Tellmanskin purktom
signalizataii i prognozov, Karagandinakaya oblast' (for Lazhaunikan).
6. Zaveduyushchaya Vitsbakin punktom signalizataii i prognosov (for
Haleshko). 7. Buryatakly seltakokhosynystvennyy infititut (for Preobraumsi-
skiy.

I
'.r'lUQvA' fan,l, binlig. nniik; VIADIMIR17AYA, M., knmi. nellskokhoz. nauk;
GIF'ol, o., , kin,!. blolog. nauk
Rovlawn nnd hiblingrnphy. 7Aeshch. rnst. ot vred. I bol. 10 no.616l-62
65. (MTIRA 180)
1. Brpstskiy peelaeoglchr~skly Inntitut (for Gromova). 2. Vsesoyuznyy
institlit znshchity rantenly (for Vladimirskaya,
GlISEW) I

GROMOTA. A.A,; BM=OVA, Ye.G., starshays evinarka; ZAYTM, V.S., red.;
TIJEHONOVA, I.M., takhn.red.
[You gave your word; keep It!] Dal slovo - adershi.1 Leningrado
Lenixdst. 1959. 84 p. (KIRA 13:4)
1. Sakretarl partlynoy organizataii kolkhosa OPervoys mys" Gat-
chinskogo rayons, delegau IMI awyesda KM (for Gromovs). 2. Agi-
tator kolkhoss imnl ZZI parts"yesda Yeavolothakogo rayons (for
Belenkovs).
(Agrioulturs)

SOV/81-59-5-i6887
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimiya, 1959, Nr 5, p 46i (ussR)
AUTHORS- Khaznaferov, A,I., Gromova, A.A., Fokeyev, V.M,
TIM, The Interaction of Yarega Oil With Carbon Dioxid#W
PERIODICAL4 Tr, Vses. neftegaz. n.-i. in-t, 1958, Nr 15, pp 146 - 162
ABSTRACT. The properties of Yarega oil degasified and saturated with CO 2
and CH%Iwere studied. The degasified oil Is characterized by
a vii'losity of 3,490 centipolse at 200C and a viscosity of 182
apoise at 600C. Oil which Is saturated with (-74 at 1500C has
a viscosity of 100 epoise at 400C and 40 cpoise at 600C, and
oil saturated with CO 2 at 150 atm has a viscosity of 68 opoise
at 200C and 10 cpoise at 600C. A conclusion Is drawn that
highly viscous Yagera oils can be extracted from collectors,
which have no cracks, by pumping In CO. or mixtures of C02
with hydrocarbon gases,
M Rudenko
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USSR/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their Application -- Treatment of
natural gases and petroleum. Motor fuels. Lubricants,
1-13
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Xhimiya, No 2, 1957, 5496
Author: Mamuna, V. V., Gromova, A. A., Namiot, A. Yu., Pokeyev, V. M.
Institution: All-Union Petroleum and Gas Scientific Research Institute
Title: Mutual Solubility of Carbon Dioxide and Romashkinskaya, Petroleum
Original
Publication: Tr. Vaes. neftegaz. n.-i. in-ta, 1956, No 8, 392-399
Abstract: Investigation of mutual gQlubility of C02 and Romashkinskaya petroleum
(molecular weight 253, d~'D 0.8736, content of paraffins 3.40$, of tars
15-75% by volume, starts to boil at 600) under conditions correspond-
ing to the average stratum conditions of the Romaahkinskoye oil field.
The C02 used was contained in cylinders under a pressure of 60 kg/cm2
and included 00
S/08O./ 61/04/oll/ Oil/ C20
D243/D301
AUTHORS: GeraSiMOVp V.V.9 Gromova, A,I..,. and Shapovalov, E,T.
TITLE: The corrosion behavior of zirconium in distIlled
water at 850C
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, v, 54, no. 11, 196~_;
2473 - 2477
TEXT: The authors studied the corrosion resistance of zirconium
(-L) :in distilled water at d5oC and (2) in contact with iXi8HqT
o50C.
~iKhidNqfl steel and AM aluminum$ in distilled water r0l.
'Three types, A (greatest impur,-ty), B, C (least impurity) of zir- 11A,
conium, containing up to 5 % impurity, were used in the tests. The
samples were suspended on glass hooks in glass vessels in a ther-
mostat after being previously trer 'ted to remove surface impurities.
Contact was achieved as shown in Fig. 1. Corrosion resistance was
estimated visually and by weight loss,. The maximu-1 welrhtl loss was
shown by samples of A after i0e hours (O,tj,5 j7,in2~
equivaienL to
a rorrosion rttte of 0.uO8 g/m2. 1_'n~ler these "'o re,
ns rrv'ref
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The corrosior behavior of zirconium ... D24"5/D'3Ql,
Z i y be considered highly res-Istant- On a 1(20~) ilour te 34-
..rconlum m,% -
i*. Is conoidcred com,.-,letely resistwit. Cont,-,.-,,-, sta;.nless s-tee'L
Und a'.',jm.4.qljm alLers the kine,~ics of corros.,on, cu-, eads to no in-
creaae In the rate, A I m gap between the t,3ntaot_nl-. surfaces rali-
ses no charige in behavior. The high corros;.on res_':=-!*nnce depends
on zirconiim passivity in these conditions. Therc, --e 6 figures, 2
tables and 2 Soviet-bloc referunces,
SUBMITTED: November 28, i960

GIUSIMOV. V.V.; GROMOVA. A.I.
Affect of the solvent composition on the
low-carbon steel. Zhur.priklAbine 33
ji 16o.
&modie behavior of
no*7:1563-1567
(KI" 13:7)
(Stool--Corrosloa)

GFJWIMOV., V.V.; GLO~A ~A.I-; SABININ, A.A.; SHAPOVALOV, E.T.(Moscow)
Autoolave for electrochemical studies at 300* and at preamwes up
to 100 kg/aR2. Zhur.fis.khim. 35 no*6&1359-1361 Je 161.
(KIRA 14:7)
(FAlectrochnei8try) (Autoclaven)

GROMOVA, A. I. and MOSKVICHEV) 0, S. j~,O ftV