SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GALKO, G.M. - GALL, E.

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ZOLOTUKHA, N.I.; KLDIOVITSKIY, I.I.; GALIKO) G.M.
No more lagging in the "Lutugin" Mine. Ugoll Ukr. 6 no.1:7-9
ja 162. (MMIRA 15:2)
1. Nachallnik sbakhty Im.-Lutugina tresta Chistyakovantratsit
(for Zolotukha). 2. Glavnyy inzh. shakhty im. Lutugina tresta,
Chistyakovantrateit (for Ltimovitskiy). 3. Nachallnik planovogo
otdela. shakhty im. Lutugina tresta Chistyakavantratsit (for
Galiko).
(Donets Basin--Coal m1m amd-=d P-Iabor productivity)

GUSEV, V.I.; GALIKO, G.M.
Work practices of the brigade of communist labor headed by
Alelcoandr Kollchik. Uroll 34 no.8:19-20 Ag 159.
(MIRA 12:12)
1.1fachallnik shakhty im. Lutueins Stalinskogo sovnarkhoza (for Gusev).
2.Nachallnik planovogo otdoln ahakhty im. Wtuglrui Stalinakogo novnar-
khoza (for Gallko).
(Kuznetsk Basin--Goal mines and mining--Iabor productivity)

XOTLYAROVA, Kb.S.; RODSHTEYN, O.A.; GWYEVA, Ye.F.; SERAL, IT.D.; N.
Epidemiological characteristics of poliomye-UtiB in Ienengrad
during 19W. Trudy Ien.inst.apid.i mikrobiol. 17:156-168 t58,
(MIRA 16:2)
1. Iz Leningradskogo instituta. spidemiologiis mikrobiologii i
gigiyeny imeni Pastera (dir. M.Ya. Nikitin).
(LEMM?AD-POLIW=TI3-CASXS, GMICAL WORTS, STATISTICS)

GAMO, N*Vo; NUSOBOVA, L.M.; MALINIVIA, G.P.
Results of the study of the safety and imunological effective-
ness of simultaneous vaccinations vith live vaccines against
-polioMrelitis and mimps. Trudy lan,insteepid.i mikrobial, 221
-66-93 1161. (KMA 1W)
1. Is virusologicheakoy laboratorii Imingradskogo itstituta
epidemiologil, i mikrobiologii imeni ftstera i otdela virusologii
Instituta epidemiologii i mikrobiologii AM SSSR (zav, - chlen-
korrespand.ent AWT WSR prof. A.A. Waorodintsev),,
(]~MIM=TIS-VACCINATION)
(IMM-PRUOTM INOCULATION)

II , ! - A I ,. I C
KI,YAMKO,l N.S.~ qg9glij.
Materials for -the Stud:Y Of the developmental mechanimm of in.
om,aation imm=lty- against Mumps~ Preliminary report. Trudy
Un-inst-ePld-i mikrobiol. 2Zs94-108 961. (MIRA .16s2)
lo Iz virusologleheakoy laboratorii (zav. - cblen-korrespondent
ANB.SSSR prof. A.A. Smorodintsev) Laningradskogo instituta epi-
demiologii i m~Lkrobiologil imeni Pastera.
(IRMNITY) (MUMPS--PREVMTIVE 130CULATION)

KMCHKO, N.S.i GAIXO.,-ILI~-
-Fesietance of the M=pS virus to storage at different external
temperatures. Trudy I*n.Inst.epid.i mikrobiol. 22t139-145
961. (MIRA l6v2)
1. Iw vIrusologicheskoy laborktarii Nav. - chlen-korrespondent*
ZM SSSR Prof. A.A. Smorodintsev) Loningradskogo instituta. epi-
dEmiologii i mikrobiologii imepi Phatera.
(MUM rMS)

G=O, N.V.-, KLYACHKO, N.S.
lkperience in cultivatimg the chicken pox v-lrus; a preliminary
-report. Trudy lan.Inst.i mikrobiol. 22-':185-197 161.
(MIRA 16s2)
1. 1z virusologicheskoy laboratorii (zav. - chlen-korrespondent
MM SWR prof. A.A. Smorodintaev) lepingradskogo instituta epi-
demiologii i mikrobiologii Ae4 Pastera.
(GHICMM M--MC;ROBjOL4DGY)

GALKO, N. V.
Study of mmps viruses in aDme tissue alltures and their malysip
in a neutralization reactiono Vope Viruso 8 no-3053-357 mprJe'63.
(IMU 16210)
1. Institut epidemiologii i milcrobiologii imeni Palste-ra, Lenin-,A:,
grad.
(MMFS VIRUS) (TISSUE CULTURE)

PILAYICV,I.; GILKO,V.
Committee on mass invention and innovption among workera. Sov.
profsoiuzY 3 no-7:41-43 J1155. (MIRA 8:10)
1. Predeedatell savodskogo komitets Bakinskogo neftepererabaty-
vayushchego zavoda. (for rilayev) 2. Starshiy inshener otdela
ratsionRlizataii i Isobretatelletva (for GAlko)
(Baku-Iffficiency, Industrial)

KRAZANOT.19.I.; GALKOV, A.S.
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Ldboratory equipment for modeling the-Aintering proceos of alumin&-,,
bearing charge mixtures. Trudy Vosta-Sib. fil, AN BSSR no-43:55-58
162. (MIRA 16:3)
-Models)
(Sintering (Aluminum oxides)

: ; 11 " I - i - U-JP I S 17 ; :: :Fi I
. I . Fl I.- -- -- .. ' 1: 1 r - I I : f - -.
GALKOV, A.S.; iOWANOV, Ye.I., SHISHLYANNIKOVA, E.M.
Distribution of water-ooluble alkalies in sinter cakes of nephpline-
sodiumb-calcium charge mixtures. Trudy Vo AA.-Sib. fil. AN SSSR no.43:
59-62 162. ' (MMA 16:3)
(Nephel-ite) (Sintering-Testing)

KUZI-MINA, G.V.,- KHLYUPDUi A.F.; FIIAUNOV, SHISMJANIiINOVA, !;-14-;
Priniml, uchastiye GALKOV, A.S.
Nepheline roolm of the Bw7at A.S.S.R. are a possible rav material for
the production of alumina. Trudy Vost.-Sib. fil. AN SSSR no-43.,63-68
162. (KEEA 16:3) '
( It ngolia-Nephelite) (Aluminum oxi N
B", t-MO 44,~

KORZHENEVSKIY,, N.L.; DONTSOVA, Z.N.; KHASANOV, Kh.Kh., dots.j
VASILIKOVSKIY, N.P.; SKVORTSOV,.-Tu.A., POSLAVSKAYA, O.Yu.;
KOGAY, N.A., dots.; MAMEDOV, E.D.1 AKULOV, V.V.; RABUSHKIN,
L.N., prof.; SHULITS, V.L., prof.; GORBUNOV, B.V.; GRANITOV,
I.I.; KOSTIN, V.P.; SMIRNOV9 N.V., dots.; TSAPENKO, N.G.,
dots.; DEGTYARI, V.I.; CHERKOV, P.N.; MUKMINOV, F.G.;
SELIYEVSKAYA, A.A.; RYABCHIKOV,, A.M.; DALIMOV, N.D., dots.;
LOBACH, Kh.S.; TADZHIMOV, T.; ARICA IYEVA, & N.; ~A "'Qv
r-h-V.; SHTARKLOVA, S.I.; BESSONOV9 M., red.; BAnnTxTwxwg
Y, A.,
Tel&. red.
[The Uzbek S.S.R.] Uzbekskaia SSR. Tashkent, Gos.izd-vo
UzSSR, 1963. 483p. (MIRA 16:8)
(Uzbekistan)

GAL ".W. C--'. V.
IlThe CartoFrapllic Activity of 'Yu. U. Shokallskil,"
Tr. Sredneaz. Un-ta, Georr. N.j Book 4', No 30, 51-651 1'1'53
Yu. M. Shokallskiy (died in 19110) rras a verj LTeat Feo~rapliei-car'uof~,ra~r)iier,
honorarl academician of the AcadeR~~ of Sciences USSR, Hero of Socialist
Lal,or, presidcnt of the Geograpillical Society of the Soviet Union, honorai-.-
raphical societies in -the world. Ile
member of a3xiost all large geor I
created a niunber of the north plates of the hypsometric map of the
European part of the USSR on a scale of 1:1,,500,000 and also a number
of maps of the north Arctic Ocean. (RZIiGeol, No 3, 1954)
SO: W-31187, 8 '11ar 55

GALIKOV, Gh.V.
" .. ~ -
Zri~~Iation work in Central Asia.. Izv, Uzb. fil. Gwg. ob-va 2:
123-133 156. (JU3A iltO
(Tmrke stan-Triangulat ion)

GALIXOV. Ch.V.
Organl7ation of the topographicnI work of the Department of Militnry
Topogrnphy in Turkestan, 1867-1914. Izv.Uzb.fil.geog.ob-va
no.3:51-56 157. (MM 11:4)
(TurkestAn--Militnry topogrnphy)

GAPKOV, Ch.V.
r~-- ~.- --,
Siirveying and map making bv the Depprtment of Mliiierry Topog--,fph7 in
Turice.9tan. Izv.Uzb.fiI.geog.ob-vn no.3:57-91,, 157. (MIRA 11:10
(Turkestan--Topogr,s7phicnl surveying)
(Turkestnn-Maps, Military)

:t I I'
BABUSHKIN, L.N., prof., oty.red.; PALMOV, Ch.Vpj~red.; LOBACH, U.S.., red;
SMIRNOV, N.V., red.; TSAFEKKO, N.G.J. red.
[Kashka-Darya Province] Kuhka-Darlinskaia oblastf.' Tashkent, Iad-vo
SAGU) Vol.2. [Economic-geography Ekonomiko-geograficheakaia
kharakteristika. 1959. 242 pe 4ashkente Universitet, Trudy
Sredneaziatskogo gosudarstvennogo, universiteta., no.156). (MMA 24:5)
(Kaak&,Darya Provinee-Economic geography)

CAL111"Ovi C',i.V.f no,
t
S IT
Pp (1--iii of -!iciior "'o,
195L
T3
in V.I. Leni 12-5 ccrd~-,:

SHULIT33, V.L., prof., otv.red.; BABUSHKIN, L.N., prof., red.; POSLAVSMI
0.74.1 dotsent, red.; starshiy prepodavatell, red.
(Kashka Darya Province) Ka-shkadmi final-nia oblasti. Tashkent..
Izd-vo SAGU. Vol.l. [i;itur*] Prirodae 1959, 279 p. (Tashkent.
Universitet. Trudy Sredneaziatekogo gosudarstyennogo univerviteta,
no.155). (MIRA 146)
(Kashka Darya Province-Phy9ical geography)

LEVASHOVA, L.P.; GALIKOV, Ch.V.
Some considerations in preparing Narrow-field agricultural maps
for a province. Izv.Uzv.fil.Geog.ob-va 4:63-67 16o. (MIRA 13:7)
(Kashka Darya Frovince-Agriculture-Maps)

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DOURCE COM tVi/Ohl3/6i/ooojaoe/oi
INVENTOR; Galkovi N. I.
ORG: None
TITLE: A lock for fastening removable aircraft fuselage e ents. Class 62,
xo. l9o786
!CE: Izobreteniya, proWshlenrWye obraztey, tovaroM anaki, no. 2, 196T, 156
C TAGSt auxiliary aircraft equipment, mechanical f"Uner, aircraft maintownce
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate Introduces a loclCkor fastening removable air-
craft fuselage components. The device consists of a;frme and a spring loaded sleeve
with a lug which fits into a giroove in the frose andjfixes the lock in a given posi-
tion. The design provides for increased locking reliability. Two holes are cut
through the frame at an angle'approaching 90*. A locking cylinder in mounted in one
of these holes vith a groove which permits passage of a connectingLrod in the "Open"
position. This rod has a groove into vhich the body of the lockiUg cylinder fits In
the "closed" position. The cylinder is rotated by a vrench Inserted into & socket-on
the end.
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GALKOV. Jnzh.
I ~-T- .
Tailrace conditions at the Kremenchug Hydroelectric Power Station
on the Dnieper. Rech.transp. 21 no.11:37-38 11 162. (~LUIA 15ill)
(Dnieper lUver-Regulation)

GALKOVp V.; SITNIKOVt V.
Work of a plant production and labor organization laboratory.
Biul. nauch. inform.: trud i zar, Plata 3 no-b 11,45-49 *60,,
(MIRA 14:1)
(Stalingrad-Metallurgical plants-Production standards)

aALKOV. Valentin AleksanArovich- XUXLIN. P.V.. redaktor: ZIBNVA. K.D...
.7- tbkj~jjdbj,6 fe"'i
[Drive for stool; party work In the Stalingrad metallurgical plant
mKrasnyt Oktimbrl*j Bor'ba me etal*; Is opyto partiinot reboty m
Stalingrodskon meta llurgichankm zavode 'Imanyl Oktiabr'.O
[Stalingrad] Stalingradskoe kutzhaos Izd-vo, 1956. 78 p. (MLRA 10:7)
(Stalingrad-Notallurgleal plants)
(Communist Party of the Soviet Union-Farty wor1c)

130 - 6 - 18/27
AUTHORS:Galkov, V,A. (Head of operational research laboratory and
Z-1fn_1EK_0v_,_7_.L. (Head of the rolling group of the laboratory).
TITLE: Procedures and working methods of gas de-seamers Ye. F.
Abrosimov and D. P. Semikhatov. (Priemy i metody raboty
gazovyrubshchikov Ye.F'.Abrosimova i D.P.Semikhatova).
PERIODICAL: "Metallurg" (Metallurgist), 1957, No'.6, pP~.35-36,(USSR).
ABSTRACT: Flame'de-seaming has been used at the "Krasnyi Oktyabro
works since 1948. The rate of working of two workers,
Abrosimov and Semikhatovp is 15-20% greater than that of
the other workers and the ways invkLich this higher produc-
tivity has been achieved are described in this article.
Among the special features of the wo:rk of these two men
are control of oscillation frequency of the torch and its
inclination; the use of maximal oxygen flow rate and rat-
ional torch movement over the workv the use of optimal
techniques for each type of flow and well-trained assist-
ants also contribute.
ASSOCIATION: "Krasnyi Oktyabr" works. (Zavod "Krasnyy Oktyabri")
AVAILABLE:
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APS025887 SOURCE ODDE: IYR/0057/65/035/010/1767/1770
AUTHOR: Galkov, V,Ao; Snedkov, B,A.
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ORGI:~ Moscow Power Engineering Institute (Nookovskiy en'ergetechaskiy
TITLE: Cond tions for obtaining electron.bunches of ninimum length from a klystron-
type buncher,with the influence of space charge taken intoaccount
SOURCEt Zhurnal tekhn1cheskoy fiziki, v. 35, no. 10, 1965, 1767-1770
TOPIC TAGS: kIntronieleotron distribution, space chargo., energy scattering
ABSTRACT: The operating conditions of a klystron buncher,under:which the,buinches have
minimum length, maximum electron content, and minimum energy scatter are d1scus.sed-
with space charge effects taken into account. The requireuents'on the bunches are to
some extent contradictory, and trading must be undertaken. Phase.diagrams:forthe
electron energy and other parameters were calculated for a number of specific condi-
tions; these are presented and discussed. The phase diagrams calculated for the ener-
gy distribution at the end of the drift space for different values of the-bunching
parameter are in good agreement with similar curves obtained bv,8.E.Webber:(IRH Trans-
act.El. Dev., ED-6, No.4, 1959). The optimum bunching parameter was found to be 2.0
for bunches that are not very short and contain more than,40 76 of the Injected: partie
ales. This Is in agreement with the values 1.9 to 2.19 found experimentally by S.E.
Webber (IRS Transact. 11 Doi., RD-5i No.2, 1958), By porlomins calaulatiomB,ximilar
card I A

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A. I. GALKOV, 1. STAVISZLY, Yu Y - , A. n w~ S"i L. T_-".
"Effective Cross-Section Measurements of Fast Neutron Radiation Capture."
paper to be presented at NO Un Intl. I Conf. on the peaceful usu cff At,-Anic
Energy, Geneva, I - 13 SePt 58.

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TITLEa Investigations of t he physics of Reactor, vi%h fast V-trons.ll 71~
(Isslodavenlys pa fLalke reaktaraw he bystrykh neytramAn)
(conti~d from obstruct 6/15)
i-MUMICIL. ktanamy. ...rgly., 1958, Val. 5, Fr 5. pp. 2ad-295 (USSR)
ABSTRICT; Th. res.ti,ity and the kinetics of the reactor -ore m*A-red.
It could be sho.n that in the center of the actlv* zone the
at t of the 5 NoT :eutram is higher by PvI3~~ than that of
250 no, nou tron's ~ Th off.:tlve yj Id :f the delayed A*Qt"na
to the reactor vith a orwal" shi:ld xceedx that of a reactor
't' p;r shield by 1.4 timoas its amount.
.',%"o I
;
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the as. I of the roootor a water-urnoWs, channel ~s provld.d,
Cori I/# MiGh i:68*prated from the plutonium sea* by a urmalum layer
of 8 ow thickness. Th* ursal."-water lattice con.tats of
YItAdxtcsI':lugs of oormal' cranium , hit" h,v* ",_ , :- .'
a co ning al.,.:.. Th. rat% bt:.
r's 55. Th: lattice spacing 14 40
Movearome.to ce tied oat wits, the water-Qrsiol,m latti
of ;ttb'th:,p%zm, "ani" 1.7.r showed,
ka. "Ion factor Ia reduced from 2,45 t 0,10 to
7 1 0. 2
2; Is the case of a fiz*4 paver output of zh* aazivs zone the
weloGity sit h *blob the total quaiatity Of PlUtonl~01 k39 &ad
mrsaim 235 Is fares" increased by
Th. locis ith wh PIUL"JUS I produced tnora,- ty
118I.4I1w Its MADQUAl.
4 'k: came, of a fixed power output of the activo zono %no
total Power output of the reactor Is Increased by 2.~: 1-- -tj
aboufft.
1131 r .1 .. I..arlboal "re 1. &.tail I. Q n.
IS. 1'. wainal pa..r cut 1 20 ts. %he -.I-. .~tp't -..
200 .1. In the a t1v.aon :1.fl%e reactor FP-2. *hicft cinsLats
Card 2/f of plutonium room. mercury is used as a coolant, inina ta~oa ~p
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costs
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AUTHOA:
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BOO6/BO56
Smirnov-Averin, A. P. Galkov. V. I., Sovastlyanov, Yu. G.,
Krot. N. N.. Ivanov. ~. I., She~r_n_k-er, I. G., S.tabenova,
L. A., Kirl~anov, B. S., Kozlov, A. G.
TITLE: Investigation of a Used Fuel Element of the First Nuclear
-Ar-�Iation
If
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, 1960, Vol. 8, No. 5, pp. 446 - 447
TEXT: In the present paper the authors give a report on investigations of
the isotope composition, the burnup and the state of the shells of used
fuel elements of the Pervaya atomnaya elektrostantsiya (First Nuclear Po-
wer Station) of the Soviet Union. The fuel elements investigated had been
in operation for 1160 days. Carrying out of the remote investigations is
briefly described. A thin oxide film was found on the outer shells, but
no damage was observed. The outer diameter was measured by meano of a re-
mote micrometer at various places, and certain deformations were found.
Averaged over the entire length of the element an increase of the diame-
ter from 14.11 + 0.02 to 14.20 + 0.02 mm was found. An investigation
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of the inner shell showed that it had a brown deposit (about 1p. thick),
which was identified as an incrustation (and not as a corrosion product
of steel). The burnup was determined according to the Csl37_activity,
which was separated chromatographically by the sample from the element;
this isotope was es.pecially well suited because of its long half-life.
Fig. 1 shows the course of burnup along the element (from bottom to top).
The mean burnup amo"nted to 12.5%. In the case of samples which were
taken at a distance of 95 cm. from the lower end of the element (range of
maximum burnup), the burnup was determined mass-spectrometrically. The
uranium content in these samples was 4-32%, which corresponds to a burn-
up of 16.1%. Fig. 2 shows the distribution of the entire a-, P-, and
r-activitieB along the element (from bottom to top). The transuranium-
isotope content was determined according to the alpha spectra and the
number of spontaneous fissions. Fig. 3 shows the distribution of the
Isotopes Pu 24o , PU239, and Pu 238 , and AM24 'along the fuel element. The
Pu 238,239,240,241 and Am 241 gontent 16 given in a Table (Ze54*10 -4 , loZO,
0.102, 1.27-10-2 , 1.86-1o-3) and is compared with several theoretical
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data. The authors finally thank G. M. Kukavadze and R. N. Ivanov for the
mass-spectroscopic analysis of the irradiated uranium, an V. N. Sharapov
for calculating the isotope composition. There are 3 figures, 1 table, and
2 references: 1 Soviet and 1 American.
SUBMITTED: January 28, 1960
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AUTHORS: Smirnov-Averin, A. P., Galkov, V I., Sheynker, I. G.,
Meshcheryakov, V. P., Stabenova, L. A., Kirlyanov, B. S.
TITLE: Determination of burnup in spent fuel elements
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, v. 11, no. 5, 1961, 454 - 456
TEXT: The burnup of spent fuel elements was determined by determining
the Cs134 accumulated as a result of an (n,y) reaction with the stable
isotope Cs133, and Cs137. The activity of the mixture Cs134 + CS137 was
measured by scintillation gamma and beta spectrometers and it y-p co-
incidence circuit. The apparatus gamma spectrum of the mixture had two
photopeaks, the first was caused by the gamma radiation of CsI34 137
(-fY= 0.80 Mev), the second by a superposition of the photopeaks of Cs
(E = 0.66 Mev) and Cs134 O.c'9 Mev). The internal conversion
137
coefficient was determined from the beta spectnim of Cs to be 0.119
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.Determination of burnup... B102 B104
B
in accordance with the tabulated value. 0-y coincidences of the isotope
mixture were only due to Cs134 radiation. From intennity aiid coinoiden'ce_l
counting rate measurements the relative Cs137 content in the mixture was
determined. The distribution of both the single isotopes and the mixture
along the fuel rod had broad maxima in the middle of the rod. The burnup
distribution was calculated from the Cs137 content. Tt was found to be in
good agreement with masS-SDectroinetric measurements~ The burnup may also
be determined from the content of the Tc99 fission fragment ('21.2-105 yeavs)
which is produced in a yield of (,;.0Z)j. This isotope, which i,-, the only
long-lived one of this element '. is extracted by methy'l ethyl ketone after
dissolving the material and centrifuging the precipitate, For final
purification the cationite KY-2 (KU-2) is used. Activity is determined
with a 4n counter. The burnup determined from Tc99 was 6774, from the
cesium mixture W-9 and from mass-spectrometric measurements 66.2'/". There
are 5 figures and 2 references: I Soviet and I non-Soviet. The latter
reads as follows: Progress in Nuclear Energy, Ser. HI, Process
Chemistry, V. I, Appendix III, London, 1956,
SUB!'ITTED., Ser)tomber 13, '1960
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B102/B201
AUTHORS: Smirnov-Averin, A. P-* Galkovt V. I.p Ivanov, V. I.,
Aleshcheryakov, V. P.) sge-ynker, I. G., Stabenova, L. A.,
Krot, N. N., Kozlov, A. G.
TITLE: Study of a used fuel rod from the First Nuclear Power Station
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, v. 11, no. 2, 1961, 122-125
TEXT: This is the second part of a paper, the first having been published in
"Atomnaya energiya" v. 8, no. 5, 1960, 446. Results of studies of used fuel
rods from the Pervaya atomnaya elektrostantsiya (First Nuclear Power Station)
are presented. The element jackets displayed no changes apart from some
oxide stains. A comparison between the diameters of a new fuel rod with one
after 104 and another after 445 effective burning hours showed that while
the diameter had not increased at the upper and lowerrod ends, it had grown
by less than 0.2 mm in the middle. In order to measure the Votal a-, P-,
and y-activity, the used fuel rod was divided lengthwise into 10 sections,
and each of these parts was dissolved in nitric acid. The a-activity was
determined by a Aa.-49 (Da-49) standard device and an ionization chamber, the
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O-activity by a O-counter, the y-activity by an ionization chamber as
compared to a radium standard. The activity of the inner and outer tubes
bounding the fuel element was also measured; these tubes were made of
stainless steel. In the middle, the activity of the outer tube was 3C~O
higher than that of the inner tube. This effect can be explained by the
change of the neutron spectrum along the diameter of the fuel element. The
burn-up in the used fuel elements was determined on the strength of the
absolute activity of cesium which was separated by an ion exchanger. The
results of a radiometric determination of the burn-up were compared with
mass-spectrometric results, and agreement was found to be good. The mean
burn-up of the entire element was found to be equal to 53~- Finally, the
isotopic composition of transuranic elements was also determined in the
used-up fuel. The first part cf the present paper has supplied the results
of a radiometric determination of the isotopic composition in case of a
12.5F/~o burn-up of the element. The results of a mass-spectrometric analysis
are now given. The substance under investigation was to the emitter
(tungsten foil, 40 g) in the form of an aqueous nitrate solution. k thermal
ion source served for the purpose. Results are presented in Pig. 5. They
were used to calculate the mean values of isotopic composition. The
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239 _ 4-'101 PU'40 -
,following was found (in kg'/ton of uranium): Pu 1.531
241 _ 0.64; PU 242 _ 242 2-73-10- 3.
''Pu 0.?0; Cm There are 5 figures and
2 Soviet-bloc references.
.SUBMITTED: September 13, 1960
-Fig- 5: Isotopic composition 7
of transurani6 elements along
the fuel element: .1 6
Legend: 'Ordinate:
,isotopic concentration in
,kg/ton of U; abscissa: 4
length in cm; bottom;
.(2) top.' -7 ... 7F - -----I 1_%1kaL
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LUTHORSi Kirlyanov, B. S., Smirnov-Averin, A. P., Galkov, V. I.'
TITLEt Accumulation of technetium in thermal reactors
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya., V. 15, no. 6, 19621 595 - 597
TEXTs Technetium, predominantly used as inhibitor in semiconductor
engineering, was separated in conaiderable.amounts from the fuel elements
of the Pervaya atomnaya elektrostantsiya (First Atomic Power Plant) where
235 239 241
it has accumulated from fission of U , Pu , and Pu. . Its production
from Mo99 by P- decay is negligible (,~ 1%). 'The concentration of To 99 in
the-fuel elements of this plant is calculated' considering U 235 and Pu 239,241
fission as well as the storage effect. The calculated curve is compared
with the measured values in Fig., 1. There are 2 figures.
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B102YJ3138
AUTHORS: ..Galkov, V. I., Ivanov, V. I., Smirenkin, G. N.,
Smirnov-Averin, A. P.
TITLE: Investigation of the uranium rod assembly of the 6P-5
(BR-5) reactor
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, v. 12, no. 1, 1962, 56-57
TEXT: Some characteristics and parameters of a uranium-rod assembly
exposed to a 5-10 21 neutron flux in a BR-5 reactor have been determined.
The BR-5 reactor uses plutonium as fuel and uranium as reflecting
material; the reflector consists of 3 cm natural uranium + 30 cm nickel.
The middle of the assembly studied was 12.6 cm off the reactor center.
The distributions of the absolute number of fission events in the uranium VA/
and of the capture events in U238 were determined for the len th of the
assembly (28 cm), the first from the absolute activity of G519;j and the
second from the Pu-concentration in the uranium, i.e. its specific
a activity. From the Pu separated from the assembly, the Pu240 content
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(, 0.1 %) was determined by comparing the intensities of sponl.aneous
fissions in sample and standard. Correction - 5 %) was made, for the
spontaneous fissions of PU238. From the pu24~ content in pli,.tonium and the
Pu 239 content in uranium, the mean ratio of the capture crosi sections of
Pu 239 and U238 was calculated. With 1~81 t O~15 it was not far from 1.93,
the value calculated by multi-group theory (18 groups). From the mean
cro'ss sections of 0.23 b (U 238, capture) and 2.18 b (Pu 239 fiesion) the
mean capture cross section for Pla 239 (a c = 0. 415 t 0. 035 b) and a = crclcff
can be determined (a = 0.19 1 0.02). a is the ratio of the mean cross
sections of radiative capture and fission. The a-values determined in
dependence on energy-agree with those found by V. X. Andreyev (Atomnaya
energiya, _4,, vyp, 2, 185 (1958))c The authors thank A., I. Leypunskiy,
0. D. Kazachkovskiy and 1. 1. Bondarenko for their interest, and
M. K. Golubeva, V. I. Moiseyev, A. S. Tishin, and Yu. hl~ Turchin for
assistance. There are 2 figures and 4 Soviet references,.
SUBMITTED~ August 16, 1961
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SOLOVIYEV, A.N.; GALKOVA, L.A.
Estimting standard deviations of textile materials by the variation
range. Izv.vys.ucheb.zavo;tekh.tekst.prom. no.4:29-34 160.
(MIU 13:9)
1. Moskovskiy tekstillny7 institut
(yarn--Testiug3

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ACC NRi AP601692-0 ' (A) SOURCE CODE: UR/0006/66/000/005/0056/0057
AUTHOR: Gallkova, Ye.
ORG: none
TITLE: Topographic generalizations of sandy plains on maps to the scale of 11110 000
or ltlOO 000
SOURCE: Geodeziya i kartografiya, no. 5, 1966, 56-57
TOPIC TAGS: cartography, topography, geomorphology
ABSTRACT: In representing t V
2p2gLaAylof sandy deserts on maps of the scale 1:50 000
or 1:100 000, the nature of the surface (ridges, hilli,--d~'p-r'essions) that is clearly
associated with wind activity, the differences in relative heights of sandy topo-
graphic forms, and the nature of bedrock topography beneath the superimposed sandy
features must be taken into consideration. Representations of sandy ridges should
emphasize the elongated character and'should eliminate random protuberances (athwart
the trend), short cross ridges, perhaps combine short ridges along the trend into a
major ridge. If hills and depressions are equally developed, more depressions shouU
be eliminated than hills. Features too small to have a length of 3 M on the map
should be omitted. Small hills and depressions should not be combined into larger
form. Simplification must come by removing small uncharacteristic features. The
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shapes of barchan dunes must be preserved if possible, but smal.1 dunes along the
trend should be combined if the spacing between them is less then 3 M. Complex
contours should be simplified to emphasize the principal trend, eliminating incon-
sequential trends. It is sometimes necessary to use auxiliary contours when aandy
topographic forms are inadequately outlined by the principal contours. Orig. art.
has: 5 figures.
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A051/A126
AUTHORS: Levitin, I.A., Galkovich, A.A.
TITLE: The utilization of new reclaimed-rubber,types in the tire industry
PERIODICAL: Kauchuk i rezina, no. 11, 1962, 49 - 51
TEM In 1961, the Moscow Tire Plant made a study or the properties of
two experimental batches of reclaimed rubber. The results of the study are sub-
mitted. The first batch was produced by the thermo-mechanical method from tread
rubber, based on SKS-30AM rubber (TMR); and the second batch by the dispersion
method from SKS-30ARYL-15 tread rubber (DR). The properties were compared to
those of serial tread and casing reclaimed rubbers, produced by the water-neu-
tral method (VRP and VRK). The GOST 3350-54 standard nix was used to test the
experimental batches. All three types of mixes, TMR, DR, and VH, are equal'in
their strength of adhesion to cord. The new tread mixes have a somewhat lower
,elastic recovery, especially the DRs. Tendency to scorching is the same in all
three types. The DR mixes have a lower relative elongation, crack growth re-
sistance'and strength of adhesion to the breaker than the VRs. It is concluded
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that the TMR mixes are superior to the serial type, both in technology and phy-
sico-mechanical properties. The improved Indices of the now reolaimed rubber
Lypoo Increases their use In the tire industry without lowering the quality of
the mixes. The new reclaimed rubber is recommended for use in industry. There
are 4 tables. J,
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy shinnyy zavod (Moscow Tire Plant)
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A11THORS, Levitin, 1. A.; GAkovichl.A. A
~tTLE~: Eftect of sulfur content in P41- ~;on tho props
_70 type carbon black
Iprotector compounds
S()URCE#. Kauchuk i rezina,:no.. 7, A963:
41-44
!TOPIC TAGS: free sulfur, bound sulfur, protdotor-typq vulc~ni zed rubber, protector
-co mund
bl,
ABSTRACT: Tests vere~conducted with tvo somples'of furnace carbon' arbd
rck, Prep
jby XIISRP (Scientifia Reseprch lntitute
-of the Tire Indmixy). ~Sirele I cokailied i
;I of bo-umd sulfur and 0.131, free sulfur,,dample 2 contal-ned 0*5Y #bi qA
co n sulfur
a
n
~d O.M, free sulfur. These carbon blackA-ere ineorro'rated *n;to compound's basecl
io~ natural aswell as on synth tic,butadi~ne-styrene rubber ~~41
he p1Vsical_oher&cal
operties.of these, as well as of their. -vulcanizntes, were es#nnted. Copounds
ipr
:Containing sample I carbon black had a somewhat lower plasiAciiy,ldgbor plrstlo'
resilience, and a trend to subvulcarization. Thoy vere ql~o characterized by a'
!sbmeWVt greater rodulus, lesser relativa elongation, aDd sm~,,Ilor ~ resistance
a
'ex ension
t of cracks. Another series of tests were conducted using carbon black

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.1103~from the' Omsk PUnt, conUinirig from 0.14 to 0-45%:660 a~lt,
)l sulfur and samples from the Barnaull plant with from'O~Jl t6 0.40%- free' Sulfur
1.27% total sulfur. When -the amount of free sulfur in.tho samples of cerbon

GALKOVICH, B.G.; LEVANDOVSKIY, A.P.
Work experience gained in the compilation of an atlas of medieval
history. Sobr.st.po kart.no.2:25-36 152. (MIRA 10:12)
(Geography. Medieval-Maps)

GALKOVSKAYA. G.A.
I-, "
Productive possibilities of plankton rotifets. Much, dokl. vys.
aIbkoly; biQl. naijki -no.3j7-10 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Rekomendovana kafedroy zoologii b49pozvonochnykh Belorusskogo
gosudarstvennogo universiteta Im. V.1.1,enina.
(Rotifera)

GALKOVSKAYA, G.A.
Feeds for plankton Rotifera. Dokl. AN BSSR 7 no.3:202-205 Mr
163. (NIRA 16:6)
1. Beloruaskiy gosudaratvennyy univer3itat imani V.I.Lenina.
Predstavleno akademikom AN BSSR T.N.Godnevym.
(Rotifera)
vi-

GALKOVSKLYA, G.A.
Utilization of food for growth and the conditions for maxiwm
production of the rotifer Brachinue ca3,yciflorus PaDao.
Zool. shur. 42 no.4:506-532 163, (NDA .160)
1e Bielorussian State University, Minsk,
(Rotifera)

GALKO-VSMA,.-Irina Yevgen.'yqvna;.MIKHAYLOV, V.A., red.; TELYASHOV,
R.Kh., red.izd-va; GVIRTS, V.L., tekhn. red.
(Ultrasonic cleaning method for watch parts used in the
Petrodvorets Watch Factory] Ulltrazvukovaia promyvka de-
talei na Petrodvortsovom chasovom zavode. Leningrad,
1963. 13 p. (Leningradakii dom nauchno-tekhnicheakoi pro-
pagandy. Obmen peredovym opytom. Seriia: Elektrotekhnolo-
gicheskie protsessy i ustroistva, no.5) (MM 17: 2)

GALKOVSKAYA. K. F.
"Genetic anaVsIs of two wild populations of drosophila melanopster," (p. 143) by
R. L. Berg, E. B. Brissenden, i. r. Aleksandy-iskaya and K. F. G'-L.U,,o3r;ilCAva.
W; Jo=nal o~ Genera! Blolopry (Zhurnal Obschei Biologii) Volune 11 No. 1, 1941.

GALX()VSKNYA,
USSR/Medicine Heredity, Mechanism Apr 1948
Medicine Heredity
"Phanocopies of Mutations, Unlike Natural Selection,"
Yu. K. Olanov) K. F. Galkovskaya, A. D. Pushnitsyna,
Can X-Ray, Radiological and Cancer Inst, 4 pp
"Dok Ak Nauk 880" Vo 1 LX, No 3
Analysis of data collected on. vide distribution and
frequently observed mutations showed phenotypic
analogies but there van lack of similarity even in
individual-populations. Submitted by Aced I. I.
Shmalgauzen 10 Oct 194T.

GALKOVSKATA, K-r-
Ametional restoration of denervated extremity, in axolotl following
roentgen irradlation. Doklady AkFkd. nauk SSSR 81 no.5:945-948 11
Doc 51. (CI14L 21:5)
1. Presented by Academician N.M. Anichkov 9 October 1951.
2. Central Roentgenological, Radiological. and Cancer Institute,
Leningrad.

GALKOVSKAYA, Kj.
Stimulating effect of roentgen rays on regeneration of peripheral
nerves. Doklady Almd. nauk SSSR 87 no. 4:677-679 1 ])@a 1952.
(GIML 23--5)
1. Preeented by Academician 1. 11. Anichkov 2 October 1952.

GAIKOVSKAYA, K.F.
Zffect of roentgen irradiation of the spinal cord on regeneration
" Doklady Akad. nauk 5558 E17 no. 5:
of peripheral nerves in axolotlee
865-868 11 Doc 1952. ((;W.L 23:5)
1. Presented by Academician N, I, Anichkov 2 October 1952.

ATAW ANDROV, S.N.; GALx0vPKATI~ K F - ZILIBMG. YU.G.
Comparison of the billogical action of roantgau irradiation and that
of irradiation with radioactive cobalt. Ked.ral. 1 no.2:80-87 Mr-AP
156. (KLRA 9-9)
1. Iz laboratorii eksperimeatallnoy morfologii (zav. - prof* G.B.
Strelin) Nauchno-issledovatellskogo rentgeno-radiologichookogo insti-
tuta (diro-profe K.N.Fobedinskiy) MinisterStVa 2dravookhraneniya SSSR.
(COMAIM, radioactive,
eff. on blood picture, comparison with x-rays (Bus))
(ROENTGAN RATS, effects,
on blood picture, comparison with radiocobalt (Rus))
(33LOOD. affect of radiations on,
radiocobalt & x-rays, comparison (Rue))

STRELIN, G.S.; KASHCHNNHO, L.A.; SWJIDT, N.K.; *_MOVqELxL_L- F
PUMITITS1161, A.D.; ZILIBERG,ITu. G.
Bffect of the dope of radiation from radioactive cobalt 0060)
on the reaction of the organism in total body.irradiations.
Vop.radiobiol. 2:30-43 157. (KMA 12:6)
1. Satrudniki Nentrnllnogo nauchno-iseledovatellskogo rentgano-
radiologicheakogo inatitnta Kinisterstva sdravookhraneniya SSSR.
(CGRA --ISOTOPNS) (HADIATIOII--DOSA(M)

Iq ypj
"On the Relationship i of'! Go wijisl Resistance and Padiores istance
in Aninals'" by S. X. Aleksandrov and K. F. Galkovskaya, labora-
tory of Experimental Therapy and Experimental Morphology, Sci-
entific Research Roentgeno-Radiological Institute, Ministry of
Health USSR, Zhurnal Obshchey Biologii, Vol 28, No 1, Jan/Feb
57, PP 47-52 C S " 'V"~ V"." I . I
_~Zj
A detailed comparison of the radioresistance of mice of two different
strains (S and A) to identical X-irradiation was made. This was done
to clarify 51he nature of the natural protective mechanisms which provide
the biological resistance of organisms to the action of ionizing radiation.,
Mice of the S57 strain have been found to be more resistant to the
action of a variety of harmful agents, surgical trauma, etc.
The greater radioresistance of the S57 mice was due to their high
general resistance and was deyerident chiefly on the activity of the adrenal
system. Extirpation of the adrenals in mice of both st :rains .; brought about
a leveling of &zW difference In their resistance to radiation. (U)

AlYMARDROV, S.N.; GALWVSKATA-, X.F.; WITEM, O.G.; PEMOV, V.A.
]Biological dfect Of extornal, beta radiations. Med.rad..3 no.4:.
6-8 J1-Ag 158- (MA 12: 3)
1. Iz TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatellsbogo rentgeno-radiologi-
cheskogo instituts, Ministerstva sdravookhraneniya SSSR.
(STROBTrUM, radioactive
aff. in white mice: external applicatio'n (]Rue))

OLENOV, Yu.14.; 9~LKOVSUYA, K.F.; PLISMITSYNA, A.D.
Characteristics of the action of ionizing radiation on irAividual
development. TSitologita 1 no-3:293-305 MY-Je ,59.
(MIRA 12:10)
1. Institut taitologil All SSSR, Leningrad.
(RADIATION-PHYSIOLOGICAL RPYECT) (DROSWHITA)

ALIKSANDROV, S.N.; GALKOVSEAYA, K.F.
,~,,
On changes 1-~ the radioresistance of the irradiated organism. Med.
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1. Iz TSentrallnogo nauchno-leeledowatel'skogo instituta seditainskoy
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AUTHORS: Aleksandrov, S. N., Galkovskaya, K. F.
TITLE: Frequency of lymphosarcoma formation in miae exposea to
single and multiple irradiations
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. -Doklady, v- 146, no. 5, 1962,.1189-1192
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TEXT; Mlale and female mice were rhole-body*irradiated with Co in
groups from 129 to 1035, either with a single dose of 800 r or with 4
doses of 200 r each at intervals of 7 or 30 days. The frequency of tumor
formation wa s calculated from 2 formulas: 1) K 2 . A/(If - NJ);
2) X ' A- (N - Nj)C, where A is the number of individuals afflicted with
3 M/
lymphosarooma (LS) of the thymus, N is the number of mice ir:radiated,'Ni
is the number of mice dying from irradiation effects within the latent
period of LS formation, -L m is the mean duration of the latent period,
and C 16 the mean life in the cancerogenic period. No LS were found in the
controls. The sex of the irradiated mice had a distinct influence on the
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Frequency of lymphosarcoma... B144/B186
LS formation frequency. The male-to-female K 2 ratio is 3:1 after single
irradiation, 1:3 after 4*/200 r with 7-day intervals
In maleEi';-K2 as well as K3decreased with
increasing irradiation intervals; in females, they increased with 4)