SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GOREVA, YE.I. - GORFINKEL, V.M.

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~'xije:-ience 8ained with the operation B1010138
ani-lysis is almost twice that of optical methods, except for Si and Un,
1.,ihere it is about the same. A 25~4 staff reduction can be achieved if
this instrument is used in quick-analysis laboratories. There are 3
figures and 10 tables.
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'GoItEVA, Y(,.I.; FULIK, S.I.; LEUTA, T.M.
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Operating experience with the DPS-10 photoelectric apparatus at
the "Dneprospetnstall" plant. Zav.lab. 29 no.11%1393-1395 163.
(MIRA 16s12)

"T'hu 6evelomcnt of a prirvar~.r tunor iollo--in- ,~_.4 OS c-'eci.s on Ure L~tom-,ch.
Pilysic'
re,CCIFtors. A cao ]-":,,-![',, Sel U.9al"O, In!7,t ol '!(,i I a,'16 Z
(DIsscri,nt., oil lur the Eleirec, o ol'i , ''I
Scicnec).
Knizh.rlaya let"Opi-s
uO. 1~, 13,16. Loscow

--GOFLEVAYA, A.N.; ZIIACHKOVSKIY, N.G.
Report of the Kiev Oncological Society for the period from
Movenber 1957 to November 1958. Nov.khir.arkh. r.~~1:135
Ja-F 159. (MIPA 12: 6)
(KIFIV-011COLOGICAL SOCINTIES)

MRTYMITKO, A.G. [14artynenlco, A.11.); GO.-UNAU -h-4-Borieva, 0.1111.)
~- --A
Role of the liver in the development of bladder tumors induced by
P-naphthylamine in dogs. Fiziol. zhur. (Ukr.) 7 no.5:662-666 S-0
161. (KMA 14:9)
1. Laboratory of Compensatory and Defensive Functiond of the A.A.
Bogomolets Institute of Physiology of the Academy of Sciences of the
Ukrainian S.S.R., Kiev; Laboratory of Experimental Cancer Therapy
of the Kiev Roentgono-radiological and Oncological, Research Institute.
(BIADDEPo.-TUMORS) (11APHTIMAMINE, (LIVEM)

GOREVAUS A.N*
1. .1 ; -1. ~ I ~~ i-
Functional state of the receptora of the urinary bladder of
dogs during the development of induced tumors in it. Uch.
zap. KRROI 7:251-258161 (MIRA 16:8)
(BLILDDFM-~AMER) (BLADDER-IMHVATION)

NIKITINA, 0.1., kand.1thim.nauk; BEW-AR, M.G., inzh.; GORRVAYA, A.Ye.,
inzb.; IVANOVA, N.K.
Relation between the composition of the solid and gaseous
phases in the spectrum analysis of iron-base alloys.
Trudy Ukr.nauch.-isel.inst.mat. no-5:273-286 '59.
(HIRIL 13:1)
equillibrium)
(Iron alloys---Spectra) (Phase rule and

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AUMORS: Nikitina, o. j., qorglra a, e., Sklyar, M. G., Gudyrina, L. L.,
y _A_y
Invanova, N. K., MiroEhnichenko, Z. N.
T I On, the ratio of the elements in the solid and vaporous phases upon
spectral analysis of iron alloys in various gaseous media
PMODICAj: Referattvny7 zhur-nal, Metallurgiya, no.,1, 19062, 5, abstract 1K32
t"Sb, tre Lrxr.. n,-i. in-t metallov", 1961, no. 7, 301 - S21)
.TEXr-a An inves~'.gation was made into the effect of the oxidizing ability
9f 4 medium on t~ie ratio of the elements of an alloy in a vaporous phase as com-
pared. -with +kAe solid rhase by spectral analysis in a spark and an arc,of the
ternary Fe.-alloys.: Fe-Cr-Al, Fe-Cr-Ni and Fe-~;r-W. It was found that
the results of de'erminat-lor, o~ the elem~-nts in a spark discharge scarcely depend
on the oxidizing ability of the madium. In all gaseous media the graduation
curves are common ard re,:tilinear- over -;.,.hq entire range of selected concentra-
tions. Analysis of the alloy,~- ~r- a spark In an oxidizing medium reirealed that
the relative concs-rt-~ration of the el.emeLts in the vaporoLs phase does not differ
from that in the solid p1rase of tn-~ -alloy. Tl-,e supply speed of the elements in
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Or the ratio of ths.__
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the discharge zone In Eparle analysis depends on the oxIdi zing ability of the
medium, In the giV'3rL gdSt-OUS Medium; It- .11= governed by the physicachemical pro-
peilties of:'the eoiid alloy Vhaees and does no', depend 3n the volatility of their
oxides. Upon analysis In an are dlscharg-:~ in !Tari~Y.As gaseous media shifts of the
graduation cuvre_~%, o-_,cur, which is c-xplained by 'he role of the oxidizing proces-
ses urAer the affect c~f the spaV& discharge.
[Abstracter's note: '--mplete trans-'at'lon]
L. Vorobtyeva
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YC'
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PHASE I BOOK E(PLOITATION sov/618i
:~Urallskoye soveshchanlye po spektroskopli.'~ 3d, Sverdlovsk, 1960.
MaterIaly (Materials of the Third Ural 6onference on Spectros-
copy) Sverdlovsk, Metallurgizdat, 1962, 197 P. Errata slip
inserted. 3000 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agencies: Inatitut f1zIki metallov'Akademii nauk SSSR.
Kamisslya po spektrookopii; and Urallskiy dom' "khniki VSNTO.
Eds. (Title page): 0. P. Skornyakov, A. B. Shayevicl~-and S. 0.
Bogomolov; Ed.: Oennadiy Pavlovich Skornyakov; Ed. of Publish-
Ing House: M. L. Kryzhova; Tech. Ed.: N. T. Mallkova.
PURPOSE: The book, a collection of articles, Is intended for staff
members of spectral analysis laboratories In Industry and scien-
tific research organizations, as well as for studentq of related
disciplines and for technologists utilizing analytical results.
COVFRAGEi The oollection presents theoretical and praotioal prob-
leme of the application of' atomio and molecular spectral analy-
sis In controllinx the chemical composition of various materials
in ferrous and nonferrous metallurgy, geology, chemical Indus-
try, and medicine. The authors express their thanks to G. V.
Chentsova for help In preparing the materials for the prone.
References follow the Individual articleu.

Materials or the Third Ural Conference (Cont.) SOV/6181
Zolotukhin, 0. Ye., and T. F. Zykova. Investigation of
thermal processes on surfaces of oxidizing metal electrodes 28
Topalov, L Experience in quantitative evaluation of the
effect ~J~third components 31
Buravlev, Yu. N. Basic features of ffthird" elements in
spectral analysis of steels 39
Kozlova, ~. V. -Effect of thermal stability of compounds
during spectral analysis of ferroalloys 42
J
Nikitina, 0. 1 Ye. G~revaya~ and H. G. Sklyar. Effect
of electrode 0 dationjon the compositIon of the vapor
phase during spectral alysin of ternary iron-base alloys 44
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~17'
Jj.K.t GGREVAYA) A.yt.
. ,,ct.ral ruethods of determining rare elements in steel.. Sbor.
4
urild. UN11M no,11098-404 165.
(MIRA 18.-,11)

A
NI-"I'l'INAl GUIEWAA, P.,Ye~; GUDYIIIN!I, I.J.
analy2's of ferrous mem)e on P DFS-10 qij;irt.cmeL--r
I-
with autcwitic r8cording. Sbcr.trud. UNIJM nc.2,D405-408
165. (mill m-11)

NIKITINA 0.1.; GUDYRM., L.L. ~E-Hadyrina, L.L.3; fARWAYA,- A.Te.
Norieva, A.E.]; IVANOVAO NA.
Effect of the material of the supporting electrode on the ratio
of elements in the vaporous phase in spectrum analysis of
ferrous metals. Ukr.fiz.zhur. 7 no.5.%523-530 W 169-.
(MIRA 16si)
1. Ukrainskly nauchno-isoledovatellskiy inst-itut metal-lov,
Rhartkov.
(Iron alloy"pectra) (Electrodes)

NIKITDIA) 0.1.; IVANOVA, Ii.K.; GORFVAYAI'_~~,.)~p._
Spectrographic determination of niobium, tantalum, zirconium,
hafnium, and cerium in steel. Zav. lab. 31 no.11:1347-1348 165.
(MIU 19: 1)
1. IJkrainokiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut metallov.

KATS~ G.S.j RAYBHANO -S.I.; GOREVICHO A,D,
Unusual course of eawer of the splenic flexure of the colon.
Vop. onk. 3.1 no.StIO3-104 165. (KIRA 18:11)
1. IzAhirurgicheskoy-k-liniki U.Nookewakogo meditsinskogo
inatituts. i gorodskoy klinicheakoy bolinitsy NO-13 (nauchnyy
zukovoditall - prof. V.A.Ivanov; glavnyy vrach - M.B.Shansheyn).

0RZ.14EKHUVR!eTy,, V.L.~ PAVLOV, 1.14.; 061-011GH, ~ - . --- , -1.
lnvtr)tJrat,ji4", c(aiditions of ld[,'h-Lcllll)el-aLure dcl'url:Litioll Of
high-1110.1ting 11101"Ido. Izv. vys. uchub, zav.; f-herii. met. 6 nD.9:
88-91 163. (MIHA 16:11)
1. 14-)skovskiy institut stald i spluvov, 'ISenti-allrqy nauchno-
issledovatellskiy institut ehernoy notallurf-ii i Institut metal-
lurgli im. A.A.13aykova.

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AUTHOR: Ndkitina, 0. 1.; Ivanova, 11. K.;
TITLE; Spectral r-athods of determining rare
SOURCE: Ref zh. Ithin, Part I, Abs. 3G117
Gorevaya,_A.
elements
Ye. 4-X
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in steel
REF SOURCE: Sb. t-r. Ukr. n.-i. in-t metallovp Nryp. 11, 1965, 393-*04
TOPIC TAGS: nobiiun, zirconium, spectrographic analysis, halnium, tantalum, cerijr.
ABSTRACT: Nb (0-03-1%) is determined by spark excitation -~rlth a carbon electrode in
the lines %-3094.1-Fe 30,93.? A. The standards are steel specimens in which the No
. powdered s3 ithetic #,andar ob, * d by
content was established by means of auxiliary rr d5 ino
a
1v
dissolving steel and measuring out an Nb solution. The spectra oi~tr nd FS' or con-
d
centrations of 0.03-0.5% are excited in a condensed spark. The upper ele6f-r-o e for Zr
is an iron olectro~,e, and for Hf, a copper electrode. The analyttical lines w re:
Zr3391.9-Fe 3323.0,- and Hf 2"38.7-Fe 2~~5.8 A. The standards are DroDarod in the same
manner as for Mo. TantaliLmlin concentrations of O.O'1,-D.3','b' is dotai~ninied with arc oxci-'
2647-5. -and s are stool snocLmens which have
tation in the line 53 'I'ho st a
_s excited in an are discharge of
undergone chemical. analysis. The spectmm of ceriiznQ
alternating current. with an woDer A electrode. N_e lines Ce 3201.7-F9 3202.5 A are
measured. The st.~ndards are sDecimons which had undor-one chemical analysis. !3p-22
and 15P-28 spectroL-raphs are eimployed. The moan error of the analysis is 10%. 1ho

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datominations last from 40 to 65 min. G. Kibisov.
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GOREVOY, R.G.k.,inth.
CoatinuotiA process for the manufacture of velour paper. Btm.
prom. 33 no. 7:22-23 J1 158. (MIRA 11:7)
(Paper)

23(4) 23 (5)
AUTHOR- Ly&llkow, C.S.
TITLX. Successes of Soviet Zlsc-;roph,a:OE;rAPbY (URPOk~Lt D*v*tB-
koy slektrofotogreii) A Zc!*=ttfi= and Techmnic~l Com-
fortmc$ on juestiams or 41ectrography CrsucUso-tdthai-
chookays komfortntai7a po Toprowas ol ktrogrsfil)
PER10'.1CAL: -.burnnl mauchnoy I prikadcoy fatcGrafii I kinecata.;rafli,
- 1959. Val 4. -r 2, pp l4&?-' 52 05-3:0
AMTR"-T. This Is an acco=t of a scie--tific =ad toch--cal. can-
ftrence on olectragraphy, the first to be t*11 I= tho
Soviet Union wmi evidently In the world. 1% was artan-
Ized In Villn$uz an December '_~-19. 1958 by the zoviet
N narodn a khoyajstvtL Litovskoy Z;5H (CO-41 for
NatIoM Econony of the LI-L,-Jan ZZR). ttf Goaudarst-
venZV7 MaUchA0_t*kh,jc?1e:~iT koultet 30vata alniztrov
Litovskay, W.3 (Ltate SO! -tific and TWMICal Cosoxitte.
the Council af Kinisterx of the LithuamiLn and
the Sauchmo-is3ledovatol'alLty institut elektro6rarij
(Scientific Research Institute of Electrograpbj).
The correre=*, attended by Over 300 scientific ucr-
kors, wen opened by the Zq;uty Chairman of' the Council
for National rconazar of the LIM-alsn ZZR P.A.
Sullvets, after wbicb the director of the 1-astitutt
for laoctrographyt 1.1.Zhi-levich. reviewed the state
azA prospects for d*volopzen% of electrograph'y in the
UlZa. He stated that research in this field ahoull te
carried out along the fall"Ing lines: a) a sea~rch
fjr nowethato-activt materials with high dark, re*itanco;
b phy cal r*zzoarch Into the internal phatooffect;
a devolog2eat' of photose=iconductor layers; -1) --a-
volopment or the theory of the electrophotoZrophI4
process. K-~. Lyalikov (a;en:XirZ also for C.C1. lopova)
-favota,re;crt which he w4LZe3ted dete:-=4.n1Z7_tL~
OusitivitY of elec-. ra;h,)to6ra; hie layara in
unit*. Ir.z, PI'lima (Sp#*Atm~, &!n0 f2r : 1-Zhl'ovich
L.I.EnLalk., . -X%rkevict, ~-7. Kftlimau;k*m:; -*,a 0.
die) reparteZ-oa ac.- e3oarE~,o= t_-, xe=,jtj-.-.0n
azlv:omlcoz~iuctor in layers.
FrA,dkin fave a report on ti,:=y sensitive electrorhj.0
graphic layers and an eltctrc;hnto-opyjmr, levic:c
reviewed the fcr;aatjom prccess of tt, tr
.stqt,t e1
"Lotographic Image on t:~* basix Qf the Z-0=11 tLeary.
He also d*scrib*4 the dozj6r Or am *Itct,~03-O21totot-r
for determining se"Itty;:7 -, -r~e rqls~etjca ;eri~j or
a ch&rg* On the surface of ttp layer, &=4 the clre,tt
of an else tra;tato6r3,-h,.c ~ pylug device. Azf!lo,
finished describing tro lat~tr ~_- them *;Okq--0a t!o
sec"Atef &ZI kinetics or -te I-e-lopm4m. af t:.e 'at,-.
electro;aotoeraphic L=E;o In llquitl- developers.
C&rJ 3,q0

SOV/77-4-2-15/18
Sucessues of Sovist glee tropho tcrrs;h7; A Scl-e=tific =1 Tachc4c.l.
Conference on iuostlons of Eloctrography
K.U. Vinogradoy described some of the features of the
cQsca
-at and liquid methods of elect rophotoSraphic do-
velopsent. iu.Ye. Kaxptahko devoted his report to the
criterion of light sensitivity of the elctrophotoE:raphic
process. Ifter the reports, a discurslom took place
on methods of deterninfng the light se=ajtjYity of
electrophotcUWhic layers. AJ;. Chercyah*v spoke on the
prospects of developing polygrg,--c processes using
electric and magnetic forces. 0.7. ~;romov (speak-inZ also
for 1.1. Zhilevich, A.AaWAY.- ..3.
Pauzha and ru. r. zeyalaytis r d on the develop-
Are-ut of elctrophotoerr-aphic reproducing equipment. A.Z.
FaLuzbjL (speaking also for 1.~- Zbllerichg A.G. Boriso-
viehg N.U. Galtvidiks and L.Z.Rautkauskas) reporte-C-
an the as& of-enctrographic m*=to a In recordicZ
ascillographs and other recording; Instruments.
V.j1._L;F_pheako (apswung also for spoke on
the possibility of ~lectropb=gra;hi c 1 recording
Jjaages from electron-beam tubej. L.3. &=all (speaking
also for N.N. Uarkevich, ".I. Kotlovakny.,. 3.I.
Kalinausktno. U.K. NaZuens, I.r.7MS1Iw,1LebVwft and
E.A. gavi a detailed dtscriptioil of labor-
&tcry ar.4 machine methods of produting; photomemicondue-
tar papers (zinc oxide was used). A.A. Zukhiy (spoldn,;
also for I.I. Zhilevich, O.V. Gromov -'tbGrat y
N.V. 7 1 tov and T.N. Gorl describe! . I oord:~ev
and 1~ ~ustrlal machine f-or prcd~~tn- photosemiconductor
papers. T.A. Zhishkina (ap-tkiag also for In.A. Ckq~n)
reported an a-z--nThod of examining sle c trophotogrop7rc
materials using an a/c brLdge. 3.1. ;Mo t h
(spa&kLcW, also for A.I. Glkens and .3. _RM1O-V_1kCena)
spoke on developing mateFlWla for electropmolcgraphy
and ferEmmignitcera!hy. Inc 1 ud 1=~,,dZve lope ra :lying a
'reverse' image. B 1. Tildhomov r v eved =tthods of
80asurin; the *XoctrosCa-rc potentials of electrophoto-
gra;hic layers, stressing thnt the ozeillatinZ electrodo
0bould not be placed ab"o a layer with var7inC pot*n-
tial as this causes self-dlshir-e. z..V. Xr-akovaicla
(spoakim.; also for le.
S. P.07fets) spoke ce -o;roduclne vel-
Yeteen papers in an electrostatic fie:d, &n4 showed
samples produced by the piper factory.
QIOSS~aj-ovskiy then rave a historical review of the
Y:YL
d V7-*"t of electrogra;.hic =~-hola In which he ;aid
tribute to the work of tk- 5ei-ntific Reweftrch Institute
of Rlwctrc~6raphy In Villm.,jv and _~* lcztLtut polif:rQfl-
chookago zashinostroyealyn (."csk~a)-(Folygraphic Lackiins-
Bulldix4; InstJtute :-ebates were than held
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oi methods of Meamring; the P~~entta~. of
photai;raph.ic lagers; tL* vttrntion pick-up most-used
,so sho 11 in B.I. Tikhonoy-r report to to not alsys
..e.r.M S.G.Grg=shin Ptot-d that the bad Influence
of the osellIatia.; ale-trod- aan~ ta slizinated if the
electrode probe above Its Is rixell &:ad the ;ick-
up Is connector' to it by a a..teldel cable. In the do..
bate on Y*.L. lisairovskly's report it was stated tLit
the research or Acado;ziciaI3 A.V. Tereai= and re.K.
,Yko a hhould be czaaldorel no the has-# of all work
Put:e
an actrop otoFrtk;hic papers wath ZzOo as th~vy were
the firs, to show the or oEtical ms~itt-
as tion of the internal p1%rtooffe,;: in -00. 1:.*...;ol9
Tittle th". gave a report on the "-portkag of clusrZv3
by a corona discharee. A.!. K:l=1=jkas am! A.F.
review 7";
a a-& so=e of %%e r 771~s of ths-ust
electrographic methods in radiography. L.:. r7unlko
(Gpiiakine also for Ill. Zhilovich, .::. Tu.Z.
Vinhchakaa and N.A.'Zibuts) reported on rclzxation pro-
coia-es in oemicand-re-Mr layers, usi&; a vIbration glectro-
aster. Tu.N.Vishakas gave a report on rene-irch on soma
physical properties of the polycr7otalline -layers of
sal4nious cadmium. 1:.F vjkmj~7avichgus spoke an some
of the photoelectric p;cprrt--ea of Z and 5b the
absorption maximum of the latter in abo. We"
S.U.jItZpan reported on methods of obtalzl=g selenium
llght-sonsitivo lagers, Including sublimation iatul ther-
Mal treatment; It was also found that the xecailtirity
of the layers inareas d after storage for 2.5 to 2 months
at room temperature. ;.*-*. Folitisalklo (ap"aklag also
for S.G.Gritnishin) spoke on research Into the *let-
trical yr-dj~e-ftiea or electraphotogra;hlc layers of
iuiarph~us selenium and powdered zinc oxide. V.E.
Sh~Atorov (speaking also for A.Z;. Ta~-jr~tls) discussed
OF* production of selsaitu: layers aM soma of their
propertles. Final ,y the following reports on ferro-
angnittograph,y were delivered; 1) B.Ta. Razmacheyev.
V.M.Zhogiaa, *EI*ctro1e;o5it_1.= ot Alloys
WiCK7,1ven Uai;.,~etlc CharacteriLtIcs" 2) "..- ,.E~~anovl
oyinualization of Nignetic OscillnC;raza by :
.!~~ 7*rro-
graphic I:*thz.- ~) 7.T.Fatr-aMov, "?errographic ~Rvc-rdirg
of Facsimile Images' I_ !~Lkls, 3.
To. B ra7tase, A K.Kizhij _1% c k periments
n6 nc~x
T =inri ere was
also an exhibition showint; t,;e worx of the Zectro-
graphic Institute. The =cat Izp-,rtn.at cozc!,~Jloz of
the conference was Chat a &~!'d approach had been =do
to the possibility of w_~de tec:jacll. use c: t-'e zzettvds I
of ol*ctrography. It van conssiderod t%at altho~--,~ wDrk
in this field actually started caly In 1955-56 It beis ec,,food " moch sooand
" the USA In 10 yanxii. While &11--ittin,; that It -as
senior to reproduce results already achievel than to be
the first to arrive at then. the conference n1o3er-ved
that the L=oricans took Sood care that no L=;o--t&Zt
imfor=ation appeared in the !1%erat-~e ova_l3bl*.
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GMVOY. R. G.
Ilhoto&Taphic semiconductor paper. Bum.prom. 35 no.8:18 Ag 160.
(MIRA 13:8)
1. Zamestitall nachallnika TU'praylenlya teellyulowo-bumazhnoy
proaWshlennosti smarkhoze Litovskoy SSR.
(Photograpby-Printing papers)

GOREVOY, R,G&, inzh,
Improving the process of preparing nap for velvet paper. Bm.promb
35 no.4:24-25 Ap 1600' (MIRA 13:10)
1. Litovskiy sovnarkhoz.
(Idthunnia-l'aPer)

24M S OV14 `~ - 2 3 -,) 8/5 7
AUTHORS: Nikitina, 0. 1.; S k I y ar ,G Gorevaya, A. Ye.j 1vanova;
N. K.
TITLE. The Dependence Between the Composition of the Solid and Vaporous
Phases -;.n the Spectral Ana2ysis of Alloys on an Iron Basis
PERIODICAL, Izvestiya AkademLi nauk SSSR. Serlya fizicheskayas 1959,
Vol 23, Nr 9, pp !069-!072 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the present paper the binary alloys Fe--Cr, Fe--Mn, Fe-Si,
Pe-W, and Fe.-Cas vell as the ternary alloy Fe-Cr-C are in-
vestigated. The BpeQtra vere Phetographed by means of the
ISP-22 spectrograph, and at the sane time the products of
evaporation vere collected in a glass chamber. This glass
chamber normally contained air, and only in the case of the
alloy Fe-C pure oxygen was u8ed. Investigations were carried
out of arc.- and spark-discharges. 1n both cases the time of
oxpofw,ro of tho photoa was the same. Until a sufficient quanti-
iy of pr9ducts of ))o-l fi) the oh-anbar
for an analysis ten a;,ecira were reco:dcd, ant) after eat~b
recarding the olectroden wer- sh,arpenp_~'. 71he experi=ents
in the aro and in the apark vvere for
Card 1/3 each alloy and the accumulfitlei producta of evaporation were

0 7 /43 - 2 -3/::
.11 J 'i ;
The Dependence Betiveen the Composition of ihe Solid and Vaporous 1:hases
in the Spectral Analysis of Alloys or, an Iron Dagls
subjected to a thorough analysis. Figure 2 showa the res-alts
obtained according to the spark spectrum for the binary alloys.
The dependence of the absolut,~, light intensities of the alloy
elements on the quantity of substance in the solid and in the
vaporous phase is uhown. in both cases this dependence ia
linear, and it was found that the substance quantity in the
arc. in greater by approximately one order of magnitude than
in the apark. Further, the entry velccity of the substances
into the gas cloud is investigated Aeperdl-sig upc-n their
concentration in the solid phase. The productq condensing in
the glass chamber vere analyzaa on this occasion. The entry
mechanism of the elements entering the spark wan found to
be qualitat-rely equal for the systems Fe-.Mn, Fe-W, Fe-Cr,
Fe-Cr.-C and Fe.-Si. The antry velocity of iron has a maximum.
It follovis from the exper-imenta that for the gyritems Fe-Cr,
Fe-Cr--C, Fe-Mn and Fe-31 the concentration of atoms in the
vaporous and in the aolid phase are equal in the spark, and
that for the system Fe-Cr this is the case also in the are.
The deviation of the linear dependence of the system Fe-Mn
Card 2/3 with 12% Ain in the arf~ is briefly discussed,, and it is found

SOY/"8-27-)--5/57
The Dependence Between the Composition of the Solid an(i Vaporous phases
in the Spectral Analysis of Alloys on an Iron Basis
that for most alloys the relative concentrations of atoms in
the solid and in the 1.7aaeous phases are equal, whereas the
entry velocities of the sample depend on its chemical com-
Pouition. The dependence of thermal conductivity and of the
electric resistance on the composition of the alloy in these
alloys shown a maximum of the former and a minimum of tho lat-
ter, and agrees with a maximum of the substance escape from
tho solid alloy. The authors thank V. K. Prokoflyev for his
interest in this work and for his advice. There are 3 figures.
Card 3/3

r'ORPwricz, J.
"An Attempt to Solve the Problem of Telaternroof Dilatation Without Using
Deficient Materials," P. 200. (PRZ!rLAD B~W-ILL111, Vol. 20", No. 7, July
1954. Wars--awa, Poland)
SO; Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EEA-L), LC, Vol. 4,
No. 1, Jan. 1955, Uncl.

I
;~. GCJREWICZ.1 Jerzy
Coment injactinn IDP-~hod extends the scope a' building
I
engineering. PrzagI b-adowl, i bud mieszk 35 no.7010-312
Ji 163,
i;-4t,

KRMKOVA, A.P., dotsent; GOREIV, G.,.aspirant
Effect of feed preparation on the course of processes in the rumen
of ruminants; preliminary report. Zhivotnovodstvo 23 no.2:77-78
F
1 161. (MIRA 15%11)
1. Moskavskaya veterinarnaya akademiya.
(Rumen)

C, Cum 0, 1-1 .
"On Polyvinyl Chloride Qualities."
Intcr-vuz SclentlTic Con-ferenco (14._-zhvuz,-vskiyo nauchi),rye. Eunfn-entsii)
Vestnik Vysshey Shholy, 1957, 1," ~) PP. 73 - 76 (USSR)
Abst: In January 1957, the Second All-Union Confercnce on Photocynthosis
took place, organized by the institute of Plant Physiology of th~-.. Academy
of Sciences, USSR, and by the Facultys of Soil-Biolo~-y of the 1.1osk-va
Univc~rsity. About. 700 representatives of 1'-,0 scientific-i-esear--h
institutes, vuzes and rnintsteries I..'ere present. 7he intrc~'.uctcjry r-2pcrt
was rinde by Academician A. L. Kursanov ~,&.o described th-2 developn-Mt c'j
photosynthesis dliring the laot ten years anO invited the scientists tc,
concentrate their work :)n the application of radi,-_)active and stable
'-Vc read: l-) un p1notoc".nerriistry, on the
isotojr2s. Nearly 100 reports we
investigation of chlo-,*oplast structure, 19 on the investiGation uf pi1jrc-nts,
9 on the phntosyn-l'.hesis of water plants, Lacteria, ate.

C71 V
85-10-23/35
AUTHORS: Gorey hi, Milan_(Prague); Radotai, Nandor and
Shomodi) Ferents (Budapest); Dumitreaku, Don (Bucharest);
Bonev., Bogdan (Sofia)
TITLE: The Word of Friends (Slovo druzey)
PERIODICAL: Kryllya Rodiny, 1957, Nr 10, pp. 24-25 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Under the above title this periodical printed the
greetings received from five foreign national aviation
sports orga :nizations on the occasion of the 40th
anniversary of the October revolution, namely, from
China * Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Rumania and Bulgaria.
Two photos show several sportsmen.
ASSOCIATION: Tsentral'naya aviatsionnaya sektsiya pri TsK SVAZARM
Prague); Dobrovallnoye Obshchestvo zashchity Rodiny
Bucharest); TsK DOSO (Sofia)
~
AVAILA.BLE: Library of Congress
Card 1/1

12 C 'Z~
IOSTXATII,V.V.; GaMX0,P,A.: YISHCHIRITSYN,P.I., kandidat takhnicheek.1kh
nauk, tekhnicheekly redaktor
[Bulfidation of rubbing surfaces) Sullfidirovanie poverkhnoBtai
treniia. Minsk, lzd-vo Akademii nauk BSSR, 1955. 89 P-
(Friction) (Surfaces (Technolog7)) (MLRA 9:1)

GOREZKO,P.A., inzhener; GORAESKIY.G., redaktor; TRUKM(W.A,A., tekhniche-
'~-RIEly'redaktor
[At high speed; work practice of the Minsk auto plant An high-speed
metal cutting] Na v7sokikh skorostiakh; opyt raboty Minskogo avto-
zavoda po skorostnomu rezaniiu metallov. Goe.izd-vo BSSR, 1955. 105 P.
(Minsk--Metal cutting) (MA 9:1)

5W
AUTHOR: Gorezko, P. A. SOV/32-24-12-30/45
TITLE; On the question of the Comparison of Hardness as De-
termined by the Brinell liethod and the Meyer Method
(K voprosu sopostavleniya tverdosti po Prinelyu i Meyeni)
PHRIODTCAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1958, Vol 24, Nr 12,
PP 1496 - 1496 (usu)
ABSTRACT: Various authors (Ref 1) misunderstand the principal
difference between the method of Brinell and that
of Meyer. They assert that there exists a difference
between the plane of the impression as measured
in the Brinell method and the plane of the projection
of this impression as measured in the Meyer method
at various diameters and depths of the impression of the
ball. This does not mean, however, (as is asserted)
that the hardness as measured by tha greater depth of
impression of the ball in the Brinell method represents
a smaller hardness value than that given by the
Meyer method (Table). The difference in the two
Card 1/2 values can always be expressed by the relation

On the Question of the Comparison of Hardness as SOV/32-24-12-30/45
Determined by tile Brinell Method and the Meyer 1.1ethod
HB . if U - 10 (1), From the comparison table given
(Table) it can be shown th~--.t the r.,.tio of the
comparison coefficients of the planes of impression
S and projection F can be expre2sed by the equation
S HV Likewise, the comparison of the
F (3). hardness vzJues acoor0ing to both
methodo can be expressed by the rellation
H F
H S
There are 1 table and 2 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Llinskiy avtomobilynyy znvod (Minsk Automobile Factory)
Card 2/2

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/3332
Gurezko, P. A.
Vzaimosvyaz' protsessov rezaniya i rastyazhenlya metallov (Stress-
Strain Relationship in Metal Cutting) Minsk, Izd-vo AN BSSR,
1959. 71 p. 2,000 copies printed.'
Ed.: S. S. Kostyukovich, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Ed. of
Publishing House: L. Mariks; Tech. Ed.: N. Siderko.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for scientific research workers,
designers of machine tools, process engineers and students of
mechanical engineering in schools of higher technical education.
COVERAGE: The book presents the results of analytical and experi-
mental investigation of the metal cutting process on the basis
of an analysis of values of final deformation, a characteristic
feature of autting, and a comparison of the data obtained with
those obtained by meehanical tensile testing, the process which
has been most thoroughly studied. No personalities are mentioned.
There are 24 references: 23 Soviet and 1 English.
Card 1/2

Stress-Strain Relationship (Cont.) SOV/3332
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Theoretical considerations and d~xlvation of formulas 3
Experimental check of basic theoretical deductions 36
Measurement of forces at "microspeed" cutting 38
Basic series of experiments 48
Measurement of the coefficient of strain-hardening of the
chip ( hardness of the chip 59
',hardness of the metal
Experimental check by comparison with the works of other
authors 63
Conclusion 69
Bibliography 70
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress,(TJ1230.G678)
Card 2y/,n VK/mmh
5-9-60

GORMXO. P.A., inzh.
Dynamic vibration damper deEigned by I.N. Dem,,Ldov. Kas!lipostroitel
no.R:hO-41 S '59. ~ 0411RA 13:2)
(Damping (Mechanics))

GOTEMOP P.A., irmh.
lnvefitigating the equation of the strength of a cutting tool in
tranoverse turning. Vest.. mashinnstr. 4,4 no.10:69-72 0 164.
(MIRA 17:11)

11 GORFA3, K.
Regulation of wages of workers in commerce and public food service
in the Hungarian Peoplels Republic. Bial.nauch.inform.: trad i
zar.plata, no.12:62-67 159. (MM 13:10)
(Hungary,---Wages) (Hangary-Commerce)

GORIPAN, K.
WOMMMMUM
New bonus system for engineering andtechnical workers and employees
in the Industry of the Hungarian People's Republic. Biul.nauch.
inform.: trud I zar.plata 3 no.9:51-53 '60. (MIRA 11:9)
(Hungary-Bonue system)

GORF,W, K.
Wages of vorkers in loading and unloading
Hungarian People's-Republic. Biul. nauch.
trud L zar. plate, 3 no. 10:50-54 16o.
(Hangary-Loading and unloading)
(Hungary-wage payment
work in the
inform.:
(MMA 13:12)
systems)

',QRFAN 9 K.
Z__
Wages of workers of scientific research institutes in the Hungarian
People's Rebublic. Biul.nauch- inform-: trud i mar-plata 4
no.2:63-65 161. (MIRA 14:3)
(Hungary-Research) (Hungary-Wage payment systems)

GORFAN , K.
Enproving workers' standard of living in the Hungarian People's
Rua-public. Biul.nauch. inform.:trud i zar plats. 4 no-4:50-52
161. (MIRA 11,;6)
(Hungary-Cost and standard of living)

GORFANP K.
Organization of wages and bomwes for manp erfal. workers and
agricultural specia3late on state farms of the Hungarian People's
Republic. Biul.nauch.informe.: tmd i zar.plata 4 no.6:6&-69 161.
(KCRA 1416)
(Hungary-Agricultural wages)

NEISS11A Dezbe [Uemes, Dezso]; GORFA, K.[translatorj-; KIPORENKO, V.
(translator]; AIMTOYEVA, N., red.; DIJULINA, A... tekbn. red.
(HuN;ary, 1945-1961) Vengriia., 1945-1961. Moskva Gos. izd-vo
polit.lit-ry, 1962. 85 p. NIRA 15:5)
1. Chlen Politicheekogo byuro) sekretarl TSentrallnogo komiteta.
Vengerskoy sotsialisticheskoy rabochey partii (for Nemesh).
(Hungary-Politics taid goverment)
(Hungary-Economic conditions)

: I ~' 1-4:11111-1-1 - , --, -,
GRUZINOVj, V,.; GORFAN, K.
Incentive wage systems in the agriculture of socialist
countries. Vop. ekon. no.11:11A-155 N 162. (MIRA 15:1-1)
(Europe, Eastern-Agricultural wages)

GORFAN, K.
Measures for improving the establishment of work nomes in
the industry of the Hungarian People's Republic. Biul.nauch.
inform.t trud i zar. plata 5 no.3158-62 '62. (MIRA 15-3)
(Hungary--Production standards)

G 01VO I K.
Special control features over average wages in the flungarJan
m
People's Republic, Biul.nauch.infom.z trud i zar.plata 5
no.8.-59-63 162. (IMU 1.5.7)
(Hungary~-.-Wages)

C"") K,
"..,
The now vage system for engineerim and technical worlmrs
and opployeen in Hungaz7. Diul. nauch. inform.2 trud i zar.
Plata 5 n0.9140--43 '.62. (MMA 15 t 10)
HwWary-Technicians in industry)
Rary-Wage payment system)
t

GORFANP K.
International conference on the problems of economics and the
organization of production and labor. Biul.nauch.inform.,.trud
i zar.plata 5 no.11:7-13 262. (MIRA 15:12)
(Etu-ope,Bastern-Labor- and laboring classes-Congresses)
(Europe.Eastern-Industria. management- Congresses)

RAN K, L 11
-I--
,:~ w 11 ~
Using radioisotopes in the building materials industry in Hungary*
Blul. tskh.-ekon. inform. nolo.85-86 157. (Kru 11:4)
(Mingary-Radioisotopeo--ludustrial applications)

YAKOYLKYA, Ye.H., kand.ekonom.nnuk, naucluiyy sotrudnik; FARBEROVA, B.N.,
nauchayy sotrudnik; GRUZINOY, T.P., nouchnyy aotrudni1r; ROGOVOT,
L*Zo, wAuchnyy ootrudnik; SHYUTZR, G.G.. nauchnyy sotrudaik;
.GCRFAN, K.L., nauchnyy ootrudnik; SMZHKIN, A.S., nauchnyy
a~-irudnik; LTADOT, P.F., nauchnyy sotradnik; SAVOSTIYABOY, T.Y.,
nauchnyy sotradnik; FILIPPOVA, T.T., nanchnyy sotrudnik; EMU.
I.A., red.; PONOMARUA, A.A., tekhn.red.
(Statistical collection on labor and wage problems In the European
socialist countries] Statistichaskii abornik po voprosam truda
I zarabotnoi platy v evropeiskikh sotsialistichoakikh stranakh.
KOBkva, Gosplanizdat, 1959. 198 p. (MMA 13:3)
1. Moscow. Nauchno-inaledovatellskiy institut truda. 2. Otdal
stran narodnoy demokratii Nauchno-isoledovatellskogo institute
truda (for all except Kholin, Ponomareva).
(Burope, Eastern-Labor and laboring classes)

GORFAII. K. L. -1.1-1I.-
Iabor productivity in the industry of the Hungarian People's Republic
("labor productivity in the Hungarian industry for the years 1949-1957"
[in Hungarian]. Reviewed by K. Gorfan). Bial. nauch. inform.: trud
i zar. Plata no.7:73-77 '59. (MIRL 12.-10)
(Hungary-Isbor productivity)

K.L-.
Repair workers' wages In the people's democracies. Biul.
nauch. Inform.; trad I zar. plata 3 no.1:66-6R 160.
(HTRA 13:6)
(Communist countrieg--Kachlnery--Maintenance and renair)
~Wages)

GORFAN, K.
I -
Material incentives for high achievements in socialist
competition in the Ekingarian People's Republic. Biul.
nauch.inforn: trad i zar-Plata 3 no-7:49-52 16o.
(KIRL 13: 8)
(HwWftr7-BOMS system)
(Hurgary-Socialist competition)

GORFEYEV) G. 1q.
, 11 ". GORFIEYEV Hoscow, 19~2.
Book A Few Questions on Aircraft Pilotage," written by G. N .1

c c ]: -:,T , --. 4.,.
334M . Teoretik Sovetskot,o 'Udravookhraneniya. K ?5-L-fti-.Yu So i'~riya Rozhden-iya
14. A. Serashl~o. Sov. Zoravookhraneniye, 194`1~, No. 5, c. 10-20.
SO. Leto::isf Zhurn.'alInylth Statey, Vol. 1,.5, :.Oskve., 1949

GOYLVINIP D. V. -.,I rof .
"Review of Prof. A. A. Batkis's Book 'The Organization of Public Health'., II
Sov. Zdrav.1, No.6, 1949.
Inst. Public health and History of Medicine ime N. A. Semashko, AMS U-SSR

1, GOM'111. D. V., PROF.
2. USSR (600)
4. Public Health
7. Work of the dispensary In zaftguardinE; -oublic
health.
S*v. zdrav. 11N0-5, 1952
9. Month1j List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January 1953. Unclassified.

SERMHKO. Nikolay Aleksandrovich; ASHURKOV. Ye.D., redaktor; BARSUXOV, R.I.,
relaktor; VINOGRABOY, N.A., redaktor; GOPYIN, D.T., redaktor;
PETROV, B.D., redaktor; RODOT, Ta.O., iedaktor; SLONINSIATA.. N.A.,
redaktor; GABIRLAND, M.I., tekhnichaskiy redaktor
(Selseted works) Isbranve Pr012vedeniia. Red. kollegiia: N.D.
Ashurkov I dr. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo med. lit-ry, 1954. 337 P.
(Public health) (mLRA 7:10)

GORFIN. D.V.
~-
Public health problems In W.A.Semashko's work and activit7. GIg. I
sans no,12:3-8 D '54. (MIRA 8:2)
1. Iz instituta. organizatsit. sdravookhranent7a I istorii meditsinv
ANN SSSR imeni N.A.Semashko
(SOCIAL HTG13N3
in Russia, contribution of N.A.Semashko)
(SIMASHKO, NIKOLAI AINKSMROVICH, 1874- )

GMFIN, D.Y.9 professor
"Legal basis for the operation of public health agencies.m I.IA.
Bychkowe Reviewed by D.V.Gorfin. Sov. zdrav. 13 no-5:53-55 5-0 154.
(FOLIC HIALTH) (MLRA 7-12)
(BYCHKOV, LIA.)

/ ~/u - _-_ ;
: .L"
G6RFIN, D.V., Prof. (Moskva)
'.-F.-1-1-11--.- I
Bolshevik pbyaicion Aleksandr Favlovich Golubkov; 1880-1945.
Felld. i aktxsh. 22 no.10:39-40 0 '57. (MIRA 11:1)
(GOLUBKOV, ALPkKSAUDR PAVLOVICH, 1880-1945)

GORFIN, D.V.9 Prof.
Scientific bases#of Soviet legislation for public health. Sov.zdrav.
17 no.2:24-30 7 58. (MMA 13 - 1)
1. Iz Instituta organizatsii zdravookhraneniya i istorii mediteiuy
imeti T.A. E%mashko (dir.'Ye.D. Ashvxkov).
(PUBLIC HIAM, legislation
in Russia (Rus))

GCRFII;, D.V., prof.
',- 1. .
Problems in rurnl pnblic henlth in the works nnd nctivity of N.A.
Semnshko. Sov.zdrav. 17 no.9:24-29 S1.58 (MIRA 11:8)
1~ Im Inatitutn orgnninntail ndrnvookhrpneniya i istorii meditainy
im. N.A. Samnshko (dir. Ye.D. Ashiirkov).
(RUIC HHA1Tq
contribution of N.A. Senanhko (Rua))
(SVIASHKO, NIKOLAI AIJENKSANDROVICH, 1874-1949)

prof,~
N.A. Semashko and his views on the bond between the prophylactic and
therapoutle brsmcheo of medicine. Gig. i san. 23 no.7:3-8 Jl 158.
(MIRA 12:1)
1. Is Inatituta organit ktsii zdravookhranenlya i istorii meclitsiny
Iment N.A. Semashko.
(MCDICINE, PMMTIVE
contribution of N.A. Semashko (Rue))
(mxw%mrcs,
same))
0310GRAPRIES
Semashko, N.A. (Rua))

GOM'O, David Vladimirovich
[Problems of rural public health in the works and activity of
N.A.Somashko] Voprosy sel'skogo zdravookhraneniia v tradakh
i deistellnosti N.A.Someahko. Moskva, Medgiz, 1959. 55 p.
(MIRA 13:8)
(SMSMO, NIKOLAI ALZMNMVICH, 1874-i949)
(PUBLIC MULTH, WJRZ)

GORFIN, D. V.
I y-eviAemiolo21cal
"Basic problems of planning networks of sanitar-
institutions -and sardtarj cadres."
~Ieport submitted at thfi 13t- All-Union Conl-re3s of 'A'T.-i2nists,
7pidemiologists and Infectionists. 1`59
I

G40RFI]q, David Vladimirovich, prof.; BARSUKOV, M.I., prof., red.;
-I.B... re'd.; N-IRMOU, A.M.p tekhn. red.
(Outline history of the development of the rural public
health system in the U.S.S.R. 1917-1959] Ocherki istorii raz-
vitiia sel'skogo zdravookhraneniia SSSR, 1917-1959 gg. Pod
red. M.I.Baroukova. Moskvas Medgiz, 1961. 235 P.
(KMA 15:2)
(PUBLIC HEALTH, RURAL)

GORFIN) -D,V. ) prof.
Work of the section of the Public Health Organization cf the
Moscow Hygiene Socioty. Sov. zdrav. 20 no.9;8&.90 161,
(MOSCOW-PUBLE; (1-:I,-,A 14:12)

BRODSKIY., M.S.~._.GOITIN, D.V.; DANYUSILT:VSKIY, S-1-41-
Fouxth scosion of the N-A-Semaahko Instit"tc on the Organization
of the Public Health System and the History of Medicine. Sov. zdrav.
20 no.10:89-94 161. (PUBLIC HEADIT11) (MIRA 14:9)

GORFIW~ D.Y. , Irof.; GOLOWILIBER, E.M., kand.med.nauk; SEKR--,'TTA, 1)J,,. I
MYLIN, K.A., nauchnyy sotrudnik
Standards in sanitary and epidemiological servicos -far
an urban population. Gig. i san. 26 no.7:103-107 Jl 161.
(11IF[A 15: 6)
1. 1z Instituta organizataii zdravockhraneniya i istorii
mieditsiny imeni W.A. Semas~ko.
(PUBLIC HEALTH)

SHUSTINA, A.L.; ABILLDUYEV, B,V.;,L0LI'IIIULI, B.I.; ZI'iGTILfIBh'EVj'-I S.V.
Studies of a cold MgO cathode. Radiotekh. i elektron. 7 no.9:1539-
2546 S 162, (MIRA 15:9)
(Cathodes) (Electron tubes)

28(5) 0573h
AUTHORS: G9_ZfJmk21_',_B_1., Arkhipov, Yu. A. SOV/32-25-10-23/63
TITLE: Dynamic Method of InvestiCating Gas Separation
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 10, pp 1213-1214
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Several authors (Ref 1) investigated 41,-he gas separation from
various bodies in the vacuum. These tests were, however, carried
out under stationary conditions. As it is also necessary to
examine rapid processes under nonstationary conditions, a
dynamic method of investigating the total gas separation was
developed. The device used (Fig 1) includes a vacuum system
(with 2 vacuum pumps), a vacuum furnace (in which the sample is
heated by sending through a high-frequency current), as well as
a pressure gage transmitter and the measuring device. A
resistance pressure gage especially adjusted for low-pressure
measurements was used as a pressure gage transmitter. The
pressure gage is a balloon with water cooling having a tungsten
,/z,, length 70 mm) inside. The pressure
wire (cross section 3 x 50
gage transmitter showed a practically linear dependence between
pressure and discharge signal. (in the range of 1.10-2 to
Card 1/2 Maximum sensitivity of the pressure gage I = 2.4 ma~Aag ~ The

05 7;~
Dynamic Ifethod of Investigating Gas Separation SOVI;52 25-10-23/63;
diagram of the measuring arrangement (Fig 2) shows that a loop
oscillograph of type 100-2 is used. The signal is obtained
proportional to the rate of pressure variation by means of a
differentiating circuit. Equations are indicated for computing
the results from the signals obtained, as well as two
oscillograms (Fig 3) obtained in gas separations from a nickel-,
and an aluminized iron lamina (0.2 mm thick) at aOOO. The
maximum rate of gas separation was determined with 0-095, and
0.18 Hg/sec cm 2, respectively. There are 3 figures and 1
Soviet reference.
Card 2/2

Ij k'E L
AUTHORS: Tsigler, V. D., Sidorenko, Yu. P., 11"il-2-3/10
Gorfinkell, B. L., Pazukha, P. 1.
TITLE: Experience Obtained in Baking Dinas Bricks in a 'Lunnel Furnace
Built by the Deningrad Refractory Materials Institute.
(0svoyeniye obzhiga dinasa
v tunneilnoy pechi konstruktsii LeninEradskogo instituta
oCneuporov).
PERIODICAL: Ogneupory, 1958, Rr 2, pp. ~?7-66 (USSR)
LBSTRACT: On the strength of the established deficiencies of the
old furnaces, and of new data on the admissible bakinG and
cooling velocities of Dinas products the new tunnel furnace
for the baking of normal Martin- and coke - Dinas products
was planned. The new furnace was constructed in the Red-Army
Dinas plant imeni Dzerzhinskiy. Its principal outlay is
illustrated by figure 1. Its length amounts to 15715 m, its
clear width to 2124 m, its maximum inner height is 1190 m.
The leneth of the furnace is divided into three zones: A
preheating -, a baking - and a cooling zone. Its cross-
sections with respect to the zones are sho-an in figure 2. The
furnace is heated with Uenerator Eas. The lengths of the old
Card 1/3 and of the new tunnel furnace are given in table 1. The

Experience Obtained in Baking Dinas Brickf; in a Tunnel
Furnace Built by the leningrad Refractory Materials Tnstitute
duration of burning of the new tunnel furnace f;iven in
table 2. The regime of the old and of the new furnace with
respect to temperature and drauCht of the furnace are compared
with each other in figure 3 and are subsequently dis,~ussed.
The charge types of the raw products are illustrated in
figures 5 and 6, the characteristics of their effuctive cross
section are outlined in table 3. The tables 4, 5, and 6
contain regimes of the baking of Dinas and table 7 data on the
proportion of defective products. Figure 7 illustrates the
perfected methods of char6ing, which subsequently are discussed
in ae,tail. Table 6 shows the performance of the tunnel furnace
during its test-run period. Table 9 eivea the properties of
Dinas and table ten its mineralogical composition.
Conclusions: 1) Dinas products baked in this tunnel furnace
show no difference compared with those baked in gas &iamber
furnaces with resnect to their ceramic properties.
2) The defree of transformation required for quartz is
obtained at a temn,-raturo of 1400-14400C and a period of
Card 2/3 thermal e-XPOSure if 2 hours and 10 minutes.

Experience Obtained in Baking Dinass 1~ricks in a Tunnel Fui-nace !31-2-3//10
Built by the 1,--ningrad Refractory IMP-terials Institute
3) A uniform heating of the Dinas products is obtained with
a method of charFinC with an overall effective cross section
of 43
4) On the occasion of baking in the tunnel furnace an
alleviation of operation conditions and an increase of the
technical and economical parameters is obtained.
5) The defects, which turned up durinC the operation of the
new tunnel furnace (cross preheatine and rapid cooling of the
raw product) must be taken into consideration in the planning
of further tunnel furnaces for the baking of large Dinas
products. There are 7 figures, 10 tables, and 11 references,
8 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Institute for Refractory Materials, Kharlkov (Khartkovskiy
institut ogneuporov).
Dinas plant imeni Dzerzhinskiy (Dinasovyy zavod im.Dzerzhi1s'.K0g0).
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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15(2)
AUTHORS: TBigler, V. D., Gorfinkell, B. LI SOV/131-59-4-5/16
TITLE: On Rational Laying Parameters in the Burning of Dinas Bricks
(0 ratsionalinvkh parametrakh sadki pri obzhige dinasa)
PER10DICAL: Ogneupory, 1959, Nr 4, pp 162-164 (USSR)
i
ABSTRACT: In the present paper the experimental data on the perfection
of the laying of dinas bricks in tunnel and gas-chamber
furnaces-are (~isoussed, Previously the raw dinas bricks were
set pine like!in a width of 920 mm, in the last few years,
however, they!were laid in the southern plants pine-like in
.a width of 65r!D and 460 mm. By the tapering of the laying
pines the hedting and burnizi6- were accelerated. In order to
compare the types of laying in individual furnaces the
"determination vaiuell was introduced which is computed from
the formula IQ = -P . in which Q denotes the determination
value in cm;I V - the laying volume in bm3; F - the total
laying surfal~e in cm2 which is surrounded by Cases (Table 1).
From table 2~the operation characteristics of gas-chamber
furnaces with pine-like laying of blanks of 920 and 460 mm
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on Rational Laying Parameters in the Burning SOV/131-59-4-5/16
of Dinas Bricks
manufqcture of products with low specific weight. From the
figure the laying of raw electro-dinas bricks in gas-chamber
furnaces may be seen. The characteristic features of burning
conditions and the quality of the bricks are presented in
table 3. Conclusions: By the tapering of the laying pines to
460 mm the operation characteristics of the furnaces in the
burning of raw dinas bricks were improved. The tapered laying
pines accelerate the heating and burning process of the
products to a lower specific weight. The same will hold for
the burning of fire-clay and other refractories in gas-chamber
and periodic furnaces. There are I figure, 3 tables, and 3
Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Ukrainskiy nauchno-iseledovatel'Bkiy institut ogneuporov
('Ukrainian Scientific Research Institute of Refractories),
Krasnoarmeyekiy dinasovyy zavod im. Dzerzhinskogo
(Krasnoarmeyskiy Dinas Work imeni Dzerzhinskiy)
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15(2) SOV/131-59-1-4/12
AUTHORS: Tsigler, Ve D., Bovkun, S. S., Sidoreako, Yu. P.,
(Deceased), Pazukha, P. 10
TITLE: Coking Test of Coke Dines in the Tunnel Kiln Designed by the
All-Union Institute of Refractory Products (Opyt obzhiga
koksovogo dinasa v tunnellnoy pechi konstruktsi-i Vsesoyuznogo
instituta ogneuporov)
PERIODICAL: OgneuporY, 1959,,f.Nr 1, pp 19-25 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Table 1 indicates the period of heating, coking and cooling
of the dinas in this furnace. The change of temperatur 'e con-
ditions in the heating and cooling zones is shown in figures
1 and 2 and subsequently described in detail. Coking of the
dinas was carried out at a temperature of 1400-1440 with a
duration of 22 houxa. Figures-3 and 4 show the temperature
drop according to the height of furnace. Table 2 indicates
mass products of various brands-which are suitable for coking
in the tunnel kiln. Shaped coke products are made of 80%
ovruchskiy quartzite and 20-30% broken dinas. Figures 5 and 6
show the mode of settling of various brands, and figures 7,
Card 1/2 8 and 9 show coke products of various brands. Further, the

SOV/131-59-1-4/12
Coking Test of Coke Diiias in the Tunnel Kiln Designed by the All-Union
Institute of Refractory Products
coking conditions (Table 3) and the quality of dinas (Table 4)
are inclicated. The properties of dinas were determined in the
TsZL, and its mineralogical composition in the laboratoriya
dinasa Ukrain3tkogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta
ogneuporov (Dinas Laboratory of the Ukrainian Scientific
Research Institute of Refractories) (Table 5). The coke
dinas coked in the tunnel kiln corresponds to the require-
ments of the GOST 8023-56. At these tests, it was not possible
to solve the problem of cokiing shaped dinas products of a
higher weight. The coking conditions of these products are
still investigated. There are 9 figures, 5 tables and 3 Soviet
references.
ASSOCIATION: Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut ogneuporov
(Ukrainian. scientific Research Institute of Refractories)
Dinasovyy zavod im. Dzerzhinskogo "Dinas Works iLieni
Dzerzhinskiy)
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KUDYANOV, A.V., inb.; GORKNIEb-, D.Ya~p inzh.; 'iSWL~R, L.S., in;,11.
Pheumatic removal of chips from machine-tools units and automatic
liws,, Mash. Bel. no,,2-.60-6,/,, 260. (MDbl 16:7)
(Machine tools) (Pneumatic machinery)

GORFINKELIJ, D.Ya.
The LK06 automatie line for machining holes in fly-wheels. Biul.-
tekh.-ekori.inform.Gos.nauch.-issl.inst.nauch.i tekh.infprm. 16
no.4:30-31 163. (MM 16:8)
(Drilling and boring machinery)

GUIFINKE1,1 ., D~.Ya.
Lose superposition ratio of a multiple, production line.
Stan. i instr. 36 no.10:15-18 0 165. (MIRA 18:11)

GORFINKELIP G.I. [Harfinkell, H.I.)
Realized and unrealized charges. Famatoev. zhur. 16 no-3:70-73
161. (MRA 14:6)
L Glavnoye aptechn+ upravieniye Kinisterstp zdravookhranoniya
USSR,
(DRUGSTORE.S--ACCOMITIRG)

GOT.7nMMI, O.Y. [Horfinkell, H-1-1
Movement of goods. Farmatsev.zhur. 17 no-4142--45 162. (MIRA 160)
1. Glavno-ye aptealmoye upravleniye UkrSSR*
'wvI
(FHARHACY,r

ALIrHO'R: Wrfinkel', Kh. K.
TT Cl
TLE - Heavy-dutty shock-alosorbing spring.
SOURCF : Py-,U Leten ' i robre'Leniy i :t,ovnn:Q,m, 2~n ah :~,i
TOPIC TAGS- shock absorbing spring, sh."C? abvor:.f,7
fOSTFA7,~: Ar. Auhor Certi~,.^icatv haA bee;j Y. - ab 5rb,
sprin,g ccinlaining wedge-shaped rings sstai-,K--~~,' in
bep-ri-n~z an ore another. Tbe outer diampter -f r- F~' e s i r~
--on" -1~1. V1 + he lrstde siir-fft "- of the t,uLe -vlh, --v
eacl~ !it the top of '.bp Kedge U-nd tne
7hi s desk Sn lv~c rewwta thv:~

GORFINKELI, M.A.
Detemination of the blood sugar using Sabli's bemometer as a com-
parator stand. Lab.delo 8 no.8:50-51 Ag 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1 (BWOD SUGAR)

VALUYEVA, T.Iq GORMIKELI, M.I.
Investigating the performance of the KSYJ;-Z and KSKF-2 potato
planters. Trakt.i sellkhozmq h. 31 no.9:20-21 S 161.
(MIRA. 14:10)
1. z dnaya mashinoispytatellnaya stantsiya.
aeRanters (Agricultural machinery)) (Potatoes)

S1111AYDER, 0. Ya.; GOMIIKELII M. 1.
Automatic device-- fo.r--filling --- ba tchmeters which takes into account
the concentration of liquid. Khim. prom.[Ukr.] no.1:72-73 J'a-Mr
162. (MMA .15:10)
(Proportioning equipment) (Liquid level indicators)

(1(-;T, W ' NIF~'T ;. J , ; I I P9 EN."ATUM, K P-
I.L. ~I-I M 1, )
I'll, -'- ~; ~ 1:-_ 4
.1
Cone~ernlng a method for the apprcx,4mj.,t- 4-nugrat-Ion oil' some
kinetic equations. Zhur. fliz. khin. 3f'-) ro.l1-,24?2-Z474 N'62.
(MJqA 1?.5)
1. Lisichwiskiy filial opytno-konstruktorskog;~ byuro avtomatiki.

5 C. 011/128-59-11.-19/24
AUTHORS- Gorfinkell, V.M. and Chernetsov, A.V., Engineers
TITIE- Increasing pdlnt-Blast Pressure
PERIODICAL: Liteynoye proizvodstvo, 1959, Nr 11, pp 42-43 (USSR)

ABSTRACT: The quantity and buoyancy of blast are the chief fac-
tors conditioning the efficiency of a cupola and the
quality of its production. However, the values of blast
buoyancy vary, for cupolas witb a diameter from 75 to
80 CM, from 400 mm to 650 mm of water column. At the
Sverdlovsk Turbomotor Plant, a cupola, 80 cm in diame-
ter, had a pressure of 400 min at the tiiyeres. Later on,
the cupola was reconstructed and the pressure raised
to 650 mm. As a result, the blast was increased by
20'1~ and the cupola output raised from 3.2 tons to -1.7
tons an hour. The cupolas are equipped with forehearths
into which oxygen, under pressure of 5-10 atm, is pe-
riodically supplied. The temperature of cast iron was
raised from 13300-13700C to i-3600-139000. As a result,
C a r 6 1/2 the flaw on gas blisters ,-ias reduced from 3.3% to 2%

ISO V/ I 2Fj--59--L'--- -19)124-
I
-Increasing Cupola Blast Pressure
and the defects of joints - from 0.44~~' to 0.354.
There are 2 diagrams and 3 Soviet references.
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GORFIMLI S.M.; ZHIKIN, L.Y.
I
Use of pig iron In cupola maltiAg, Idt. proizvs no-11:31-32 N 160.
(MIRA 13:12)
(Iron founding)

GORKIRMI) V.M.; ZHIM, L.V.
Steel smelting for shaped castings. L~t.proizv. no.11:39~-40
N 161. (IMLk 14: 10)
(Steel-Electrometalluargy)

BRIIAKH, M.14.; GORFINKELI, V.14.
11-1!- -
Standard line of cupolas, Lite pro~zv* no*6:-16-18 Je 163o
(MMA 16-7)
(Cupola fui-naces-Design and construction)