SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GUBAREV, M. - GUBAREVA, M.A.

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Low volime spraying of orchards. 2ashch. -list. )! i * I -
10 no.1:26-28 065. (MIPA' 18:3)
1. Nachallnik otdela Gosudarstvennogo spetsiallnogo konstruktorskop-
by-uro Llvovskogo soveta narodnogo khozyaystva.

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GUBAREV., M., SHTEFOHALI, M.
Criteria fcr the evaluation of amall-drop spraying. Zal-hch-rast.ct
vred.i bol. 10 no.4:34-35 '65. (MITRA
1. Nanballnik c*dela Gnt-iudarst-vanni, c, s~ctsla2lncgo-
09
byuro po mashinam dlya khimioheskncy zashchltv ra,.~tanz-y Llvviskogo
soveta narodnogo khn--.vay-atva (for Cubarev). 2. Pukrvoalltall g-:-Ippy
Gosudarstvannogo syttsiallnogo konctruRtc~skohto 1-.yuro pp. ma3linam
dlya khimicheskoy -ashubilty -asteniy LlvcvAcgo amrela narodnogo
khozyaystva (for Shterentall).

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AUTHOR: Gubarev, M:1~
TITIE: Criteria for evaluating aerosol spraying
,SOURCE: Zeshchita rasteniy~,ot vrediteley i bolezney, -no. 4, 19,65, 34-35
=PIC TACS: a8ricultur aerosol, atomization
!ABSTRACT: The authors discuss the concIeptlof the degree of dispersiong define;the
laverage drop diameter dk-9 describe methods for determining the:&4erage drop size
!of aerosols microscopically, and discuss the relationship.between dk and the area
.Which can be covered by a unit volume of spray. It is pqinted.out that the average
1drop diameter from standard sprayers is 300-400 V , and that a smaller d would
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is related in a simple way to the degree of coverage of the loaf surface; with
Ifine droplet sprays, however, better effectiveness can be attained with a lower
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,degree of coverage; hence, new criteria are needed for evaluating the effectiveness:
jdf such sprays. The zone of biocidal effect is defined, as well as the coefficientl
.of effective action of the drop, which increases as the drop site decreases. The
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tsovnarkhoza:(GSKV for Machines for Chemical Plant Protection., V,4ov sconomic councii

GUBAREV, M.; BURT), V.; SUDIT, 7h.; SHITRE~iNTA1.1, M.
Stabilizer for the dischar.ae of liquid. 7ashch. ra3t. ot vred.
i bcl. 10 no.12:35 165. (1,.,JK4 19:1)
1. Gosudqrstvennoye spetsiallnoye konstruktorskoye byurc po
mAshinam d1ya Rhimicheskoy zashchJty rasteniy.

SAVCHINKO, N.A., redaktor; KUGUKALO, I.A., -eti3enzent; VIA)GRADDYA, M.M.
redaktor; WBARIV, R.I., redaktor; BJGICHEV, M.N.. tokhnicheskiy
redektor. -
(The Dnieper river; a guide book] Dnepr; puteyoditell. lzd. 2-oe.
Moskva, Izd-vo "Rechnoi. transport,2 1955. 365 p. (mL*i 8:n)
(Dnieper river)

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NOVIKOV, A.I... inzh. (Moskva) POPOVNINA, PIJ., BURD., V.S.,
SUDIT, Zh.M.
New sprayers. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 6 no.7-.25-26 il '61.
OURA 16: 5)
1. Gosudarstvennoye spetsiallnoye konstruktors~oye byuro Llv*okogo
soveta narodnogo khozyaystva.
(SItaying and dusting equipment)

I,GURAREV, M.I.
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GVM blower-type motor sprayer. Trakt. i sellkhozmash. 31 no.l:
32-33 A 161,, (KUU 14: 1)
(United States-Spraying and dusting equipment)

PROKOPENKOJV S.F.; GUBAREV M.I.- SULTAN-SHAIGI, Ye.G.; BUP.YY, Z.F.;
BURD) V.S.; EWMAOWt~N.!.
Results of the development of blowex-type sprayers for orchards.
Zashch.rast.ot vred.i bol. 7 no.5:20-21 I~y 162. (~GRA 15:11)
(Spraying and dusting equipment)

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GITBAREV, M.I.; NAGIRNYY, Yu.P.; SUDIT, Zh.M.
The OSV-2,5 multipurpose sprayer. Trakt. i sellkhozmash. no.7s42-43
J1 165. (MIRA 1817)
1. Gosudarstvennoye spetsial0noye konstruktorskoye byuro po mashinam
d1ya khimicheskoy zashchity rasteniy.
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GUBARRV. N.S., inzhener.
Local resistance In pipe fittings for high pressure air.
Sudostroents 23 no.3:41-44 mr '57. (KLU 10:5)
(Karim pipe fitting) (Air flow)

GUBAREV, S.D.
Public inspectors. Ilat' i put. khoz. 7 no.6:30 163.
(MIRA 16:7)
1. Pomoshchnik revizorn po bezopasnosti drizheniya, stantsiya
SolIvychegodsk, Severnoy dorogi.
(Railroads,Kaintenance and repair)
(Trade unions)

GURATIV, S.N.
..........
Wages of workers in mchins shops of alcohol plants. Spirt. prom.
24 no.1:40 158. (MIRA 11:3)
I.Nachallulk planovogo otdola VolkDvekogo mpirtovogo zavoda Tambovskoy
oblasti.
(Wages) (Distilling industries)

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GUBAREV S.-P. pr,lkovnik zapasa
Valor born in battle ("Steep take-off" by N.Maklasov. Reviewed
by S.P.G. ubarev). Teet.Vozd.219 no.10381-82 0 160.
(MIRA 13:11)
(World War, 1939-1945-Aerial operations)
(maklagov. N.)

,1 GUBARKV polkovnik zapasa
. min=i-A
Place in life. Vest.Vozd.Fl no-5:79-82 My 160. (MIRA 13:7)
(World War, 1939-1945-Aerial operations)

GUBUIEV, S.P., gvardii polkovnik zapasa,
Our wings grew stronger in battle. Vest.Vizd.Fl. no.2:79-84'Cl,
(MIM 14 :7)
1, Byvshiy komissar 104-go, gvardeyokogo aviatsionnogo
ist-rebitellnogo polka.
(World War., 1939-1945-Aerial operations)

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GUBAREV, S.Ya., prof., MIKHAYLOV, V.P., prof.
ReDort of the editorial board of ONeditainskaia radiologiia* at
a meeting of the Medical Council of the Ninistx7 of Public Health
of the U.S.S.R. Med.rad.3 no.2t86-88 Mr"P'58 (KIRA 11s5)
1. Is otdelA radiobiologit Inetituta eksnertmentallnoy meditainy
AKN SSSR.
(RDIOLOGY, MOICAL-PERIODICA18)

ACC NR: AN700-1538 SOUKE CODZ: UIOU07/67/000/004/0001/0002
AUTHOR: Gubarev, V. (Special correspondent "Komsomollskaya Pravda")
ORG: none
TITLE: Jet interceptor aircraft with an almost vertical takeoff
SOURCE Komsomollskaya pravda, no. 4, 5 Jan 67, P. 1, c01. 7 and p. 2, cols. 1-5
TOPIC TAGS: vertical takeoff aircraft, interceptor aircraft
AB',,'-TRACT: It has been reported that the Soviet Union has developed a booster unit
that enables its jet interceptor aircraft to make an almost vertical takeoff. The
unit shortens a plane's takeoff run by nearly ten times and permits it to reach an
altitude of 20 km within minutes. If the tempemtam 'were wasured 100 m from the
.tail*3, it would be approximately 100C. Orig. art. has: 2 figures. Dic I
SUB CODE: Ol/ SUBM DATEE: none/ ATD.PRESS: 5109
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__jUBA"V,_V.. inzh.; KRYWV, V.. inzh.
Using the IMU-1 system in mining thloleflat beds. Tekh.-ekon.biul.
no.1/2:22-27 Ja-7 159. Afj: -.. (MIR-A 12:4)
(Kuznetsk-Pasin-Coal mines and mining)

GUBARKV, V.
Bigger wings for sports that Involve aeronauticei Kryl.ro&~-
11 n0.1: Ja 160. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Chlen presidium ?Sentrallnogo komitatit Dobrovollnogo
obahchestva nodaystylya &rail, aviateli I flotu.
(Aeronautics)

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'----GUUM J., master sporta
tij-
First lessons In shooting the smoll-bore pistol. Voen. znan. 36 no.9:
27-28 5 160. (MMA 13:9)
(Pistol shooting)
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ABDULIN, A.; ALEKSEYEV, I.; BANTLE, 0.; BOBROV, L.~ BOZHANOV, B.,
BOYKOP V.; BONDAREV, K.; BORZOV, V.; VERKHOVSKIY, N,;,GUBARFV, V.;
GUSHCHEV, S.; DEBABOV, V.; DIKS, R.; DMITRIYEV, A.; ZHIGAREV, A.;
ZELIDOVICH, Ya.; ZUBKOV, B.; IRININ, A.; IORDANSKIY, A.;
KITAYGORODSKIY, P.; KLYUYEV, Ye.: KLYACHKO, V.; KOVALEVSKIY, V.;
KNORRE, Ye.~ XONSTANTINOVSKIY, M.; LADIN, V.; LITVIN-SEDOY, M.;
MALEVANCHIK, B.; MANICHEV, G.; MEDVEDEV, Yu.; MELINIKOV, I.;
MUSLIN, Ye.; NATARIUS Ya.; NEYFAKH, A.; NIKOIAYEV, G.-, NOVOWfSKIY, A.;
OLISHANSKIY, K.-, OSIMIN, S.; FODOLIM, R., RAKHMANOV, K.; REPIN. L.;
RESHETOV, Yu.; RYBCHINSKIY, Yu.; SVORENI, R., SIFOROV, V.; SOKOLISKIY, A.;
SPITSYN, V.; TEREKHOV, V.; TEPLOV, L.; KHARIKOVSKIY, A.; CHEMAYEV, I.;
SHAROLIP L.; SHIBANOV, A.; SHIBNEV, V.; SHUYKIN, N.; SHCRUKIN, 0.;
ELISHANSKIY, I.; YURIYEV, A.; IVANOV, N.; LIVANOV, A.; FEDCHENKO, V.;
DANIN, D... red.
(Eureka] Evrika. Moskva, Molodaia gvardiia, 1964. 278 p.
(MIRA 18:3)

ACC NR: AIN7003739 SOURCE GODE-:---UR/9007/67/000/031/0004/0004
AUTHOR: Gub ev,,.V.,(Special correnpondent for Komsomol'skaya pravda); Gricher, I.
(Special 76'rrespondnet for Komsomol'skaya pravda)
ORG: none
TITLE: Training on a rocket submarine
SOURCE: Komsomol'skaya pravda, no. 31, 5 Feb 67, p. 4, col. 3-7
TOPIC TAGS: submarine, rocket
ABSTRACT:
This article was written from a submarine while iEs' crew was on a rocket '
launching exercise. The commander stated that everything was being done as
if during wartime, since American strategic bombers and nuclear ships are
on constant patrol. The launching of a rocket f rom the subnerged submarine
is described, and a halftone is included.
SUB CODE: 15/ SUBM DATE: none/ ATD PRESS: 5112
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GUBAREV. V.I., inzhener.
Instrument for meusuring the angle of welded joints. Biul.stroi.tekh. 10
no.12:17 J1 153. (KLU 6:8)
(Keasuring Instruments)

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GUBAREVY V.N.
Mechanization of the disinfection of railroad cars.
Veterinariia 40 no.10.-61-U 0163. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Nachallnik veterinarno-sanitarnogo nadzora Dezinfektsionno-
promyvochnoy stantaii Kazakhskoy zheleznoy dorogi.

GUBAREV, Vladimir Stepanovich; NEFOROZIU41Y, Petr Stepanovich;
CMUTIKOVA, M.S., red.; POPOV, N.D., tekhn. red.
[Rapid development of electrification) Elektrifikatsiia ope-
rezhaiushchaia. Moskva, Sovetskaia Hossiia, 1962. 66 p.
(MIRA 15:7)
(Electrification)

CAJBAREV Vladimirj YARTSEEV, N., red.
.1 1 a
[Man) earthp universe; Soviet scientistn tellt "What
we gain from the conquest of outer space'll Cheloveko
Zemliat Vselennaiaj sovotskis uchezqe rasskazyvaiut:
"thto iaet nam, osvoenie kosmosa." Moskval Mosk. re-
bochii, 1965. 221 p. (MIRA 18:12)

PUY~~Kj,A4i4~~T~__Stepanoyich; GRIGORIYEV, Ye.N., red.
(Birth of the atomic reactor; meetinge in the city
of physicists] Roshdonie atomnogo reaktora; vatrechl
v gorode fisikov. Moskva, Atomi3dato 1965, 95 pe
(MIRA 18:12)

GuBila2111 V. Vt.
Dissertation: "An Fxperimental Investigation of Deformation
of Metal in Stamping Dies." Cand Tech Sci, Moscow Order of
imeni I. V. Stalin,, 24 Jun 54. (Vechernyaya Moskva, Moscow,
During the Cutting of Sheets
the Labor Red Benner Steel Inst
15 Jun 54)
SO: SUM 318p 23 Dec 1954

ZALNSSKIY, V.I. , professor; GUBARMV, V.V., kandidat taklinichaskikh natik.
1.
The mechanism of deformation in stamp cutting of sheet matal.
Shor.Inst.stali no.3314O9-452 '55. (MLRA 9:6)
l.Kafedra kovki i shtappofti.
(Strains and stresses) (Shoet-metal work)

ZALESSKIY, V.I.; ViiSILITEV, D.I.; RGARRV, V.V.
Rotating heads for hydraulic presses. Kus.-shtam.proizv.
no-12:34--35 D 159. (MIRk 13:4)-
(11ydraulic presses) (Extrusion process)

26534
S/182,/61/000/003/003/009
A161/A133
AUTHORS: Zalesskly, V. I., Mikhalenko, F. P., Gubarev, V. V.
1--TL.E- Utilization of a new steel grade for blanking dies to increase their
service life
PERIODICAL: Kuznechno-shtampovochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 3, 1961. 9 - 16
rr.
IEXT-: Results are presented of tests of blanking dies made from the new
WC (5KhGS) die steel grade, developed by Mosk6vskiy institut stali (Moscow Steel
Institute) and being produced now by the "Krasnyy Oktyabr" Plant in Stalingrad
&nd by other plants. The tests were carried out at the Podollskiy Ordena Trudo-
vogo Krasnogo Znameni mekhanicheskiy zavod im. M. I. Kalinina (Podollsk "Order of
4he Red Banner of Labor" Mechanical Plant im, M. I. Kalinin). Dies of Y10A (U10A
steel, used at the plant for blanking dies, were tested forcomparison. The cnemi_x
cal composition of 5KhGS steel determined by chemical analysis of chip was: M
0.53 C, o.98 mn, 1.34 Si, 2.02 Cr, 0.015 P and 0.015 S. The three different die
shapes chosen for the tests are shown in photographs and were intended for blank-
ing -three different parts - a lever and two sewing machine parts. The tes-. con-
Zisted In checking the wear during the normal. working process in the shop, In an
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SA061/000/003/003/c,09
Utdlization of a new steel grade for blanking dies to... A161/AI33
automatic press with maximum 50 ton pressure and 120 strokes per minute, and a
crank press. The article includes details of dies manufacture and heat treatment.
I-~ is mentioned that dies made from forged steel proved twice as durable as those
"lade from rolled metal. The die set no. 1 (blanking levers) withstood 465,000
strokes after six regrindings, which is 5.8 times more than dies of U10A steel.,;
the tests with the die set no. 2 could not be completed since the production pro-
gram wA_s ended, but the dies were still good for further work after 349,800 strokes
and 8 regrindings. The authors conclude that the forging -technology of dies with
reduced walls should be changed to obtain a thorough peening of -the blank witti the
fibers being directed along 'the weakened crosspieces, and that regrinding of t~hle
dies is necessary when the burr has reached a height of 0.15 mrr.. One very Impor-
t..ant. property of dies made of 5KhGS steel is the negligeable deformation during
m'-e head treatment, There are 6 figures and 8 tables,
C a r ct 2112.

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AUTHOR: flyazanov, S., Deputy Chief of the Political
Department, and Oubarev Propagandist in the

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under Volga Territorial Admini-
stration
TITLE: A Two-Year School of Economics (Dvukhgodichnaya shkola
ekonomicheakikh znanJLy)
PERIODICAL: Grazhdanskaya aviatelyas 195T,, Nr 11, PP. T-8 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article relates the experience gained in the
two-year school of economics organized in the spa
dron
.
whose chief is comrade Brosalin. By "economics the
article means knowledge of oblast's resources and
possibilities, as well as of capacities or aviation
units and experience gained by them. During these two
years a series of lectures were delivered on fuel
economy, geographical data pertinent to the range of
operations, etc. The caiirses were supervised by
comrade Oparin, chief of staff of the squadron, and
comrade Trofimov, deputy chief for political affairs.
When the school was organized, 32 members of the
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A Two-Year School of Economics (Cont.)
squadron registered for tke;-.1ourseso An a result, the overall
production and economy Indices went up, or, In other words,
the planes were used more efficiently. This was especially-
true of the An-2. In 1957 an compared with the first quarter
of 1956, the productivity of the An-2 per 1 flight-hour In.;'
creased by 17/ton kilometers, and hours flown per 1 Inventory
An-2 Increased by 64 hours. Comrade Us, one of the students,
is mentioned by name.
AVAILAZIT : Library of Congress
Card 2/2

GUILAEV. Ye. (gor. Kuybyshwi); hylt'Zidiov. 03. G,'-(~:,. Kuyhyahev).
ONWERNWOU&
Advance of an enginear. Grazhd, sy, 14 no.~:117 MY '57. (Y.LRA IC,:?)
(Furasov, VIP.O.Imir)

GUBAREV, le-A,-,
Antihyaluronidase action of diprazine and dimedrol. Farm. i toks.
27 no.3:328-330 MY-Je 164. (MIRA 18214)
1. Kafedra farmakologii (zav. - prof. V.V.Vasillyeva) i radio-
biologicheskaya laboratoriya (7%v. - prof. M.F.Merkulov) II
Moskovskogo meditsinskogo instituta imenj Pirogova.

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ca t i oi -s n f 4n, ue o f ~j n L c m, r, 11 cd
ji! ".'-ray examinatiors. Vest-. refit- i ral. nc.6-31-3~~ N-D 164.
(MI, !Lk 6)
a k~:zis.
~;':Iell jV-'-lJ SEER -ci-f. M~ISKJW'hcr,o Lenina
bav.
(~av.
C. M. F. T-4 Y- I K P7:

SERGEYEV, P.V.; GUDIREV, Ye.k.
Effect of antihistamine preparations and triurol on the passage
of sodUm from the blood into tissues. Pat. fiziol. i eksp.
terap. 9 no.l.*53-56 JA-F 165. (MIRA 18-,Il)
1. Kafedru farmakologii (zov. - prof. V.V. VaBillyeva) i radio-
logicheakaya laboratoriya (zav. - prof. M.F. Kerkculov) II
Moskovskogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni N.I. Pirogova,

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SERGEYEV, 1'.-!.: GUBAREV Yo A
Effect, of hypertonic solutions on the vascular pe:-meabllity.
Farm. i toks. 28 no.1:63-65 Ja-F 165.
(MIRA 18:12)
1. Kafedra farmakologii (zav. - prof. V.V.Vasill,,reva) J.
radiobiologielieskaya lat)oratoriya (zav. - prof. ~.F.Markulov)
r1 Moskovskogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni N.I.Plrogova.
Submitted FebruarY 5, 1964-

dimedrol on C
n to-i j a thn ti ,muos ciC ecrtain nrfrnns r,
Farm. toR:,, :?e~ no.n."I.Q-7--5 11-D I ~).r .
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rlYilolhl colt.-I!:hos-I.ava labcratc-57a (Z~iv.
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ACC NR'-AP6oj4200 0) SOURCE CODE: UR/C390/66/629/005/0562/0565'
AUTHOR: Gubarev, Ye. A
Department of Pharmacologyj Second Moscow Medical Institute im.
:11. 1. Piro-ov /Head-prof. M. F. Merkulov/ (ICafedra farmakologii 11
Nookovs1co--o meditsinsirogo instituta); Kursk Medical Institute /Head-
prof. V. V. Gatsura/ (ICurskiy meditainskiy institut)
TITLE: Relation between the pemeability of the blood tissue barrier
in certain organs and their ascorbic acid level
SOURCE: Farmakologiya i tokailcolorriya.. v. 29., no. 5, 1966, 562-565
TOPIC TAGS: Ittill-d ill id tissu,~ permeability, ascorbic acid)
11f S 7-04- 0 6: #-/ 7 N iF, 7) -P re Fx) e e /'// A; 4 / r/ e- ~XeRieoe
ABSTRACT: The state of tissue and capillary activity.depends mainly
upon hyalurouidase which depolyuerizes hyaluronic acid, a
basic component of connective tissue. Ascorbic acid in a
hyaluronidase Inhibitor. This experiment was designed to
test the theo.ry that decreasing ascorbic acid levels in
tissues would result in increased tissue permeability.
Whon.polysixin was administered to rats in 10 mg/kg doses,
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the ascorbic acid content was decreased in liver a'nd kid-
ney tissues and permeability of the tissues was increased.
Antihistamines alone do not produce suth effects but when
injected before polysixin reduce the changes in blood
tissue permeabIlIty ad compared to administration of Poly-
ulxln~ alone* Similar results were obtained In studies of
the bloo4-brain barrier in micas
[LF)
[WA-50; CBE NO,.1UJ
sus coms o6/ suBm DATE: o4kpr66/ oRIG REP: 001/ OTH REF: 008

GUBAREV, Ye.M. (deceaseel.) YFFIMT8EVA, Ye.P.
.-11---- 1-, - I
Methodo?,)g7 of' the Isolation and study of the polysaccharides of
cholera vibrico. Vop. mod. khIm. 11 no.2:89-94 Mr-Ap 165. ()ff RA 18: 10)
1. Kafedra biokhimii Rostovskogo-na-Donu meditsinakogo instituta.

KANCHUKIIP A.A.; MWVA, N.I,;
GUBAREW) Ye.M. (Iffibarev, E.M.]
Distribation of cate-lase in fractions of soLible plague microbe
antilgens. Ukr. bickh-Im. zlltl--. 35 no.5.700-708 163. (MRA 17:5)
1. Rostovgkiy-na-Donu naizr,-hiio--isaled(-vatellgkiy prot'llochiumyy
I-riatitul'.

GALAYEV, Yu.V.; GUBAREV, Ye.M. [deceased]; DAVYDOV, V.P.
Doearboxylation of amino acids with different strains of
Escherichia coli Fknd intestinal flora from children with
gastrointestinal disorders. *Zhur. mikrobiol., epid. i immun.
40 no. 8:117-122 Ag 163. (MIRA 170)
1. Iz Rostovskogo-Tka-Donti maditsinakogo institxita.

e f VI f r) rina Id o hyd r; F .9 r r h a r a c t, e r a 1 c~ n
ysicochcoLival properLies of' nticls~'r- iw.ds. B o 'IJ, ~!l
some ph- 1.
9 no~4,-4j4-440 164.

84-5-14/42
AUTHOFZ: Gubarev, Yu., Ryazanov, S. (Kuybyshev)
TITLE: The Maturing Engineer (Rastushebiy inzhener)
PERIODICAL: Grazhdanskaya Aviatsiya, 1957, Nr 5, p. 17 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Vladimir Kurasov graduated from the school for aircraft mechanics
and was soon awarded with the "Pochetnaya Gramota" of the TsK VLKSM.
He has been employed by the Kiyev Institute of the GVF as an engineer
of a training unit to instruct future pilots and mechanics, super-
vising studies on theory and construction of engines. Among his
pupils were, among others, pilots Antonov and Rakitin and mechanics
Yakushev and Dimayev. Of 23 improvement suggestions made last year
in Kurasov's unit, several suggestions were put into practice. Two
of them were made by Kurasov himself: by proper timing of the 9K?H
oil dilution valve Kurasov found the most effective method of dilu-
ting oil with gasoline for the An-2 planes; and by improving the
adapter sleeve between the heater and the aircraft intake tube he
reduced losses and speeded the heating process.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card: 1/1

GUBARBYA, A.V.
~
Preserved Vaccinins awrtilue juice an a substitute for hematoxylin.
Arkh. pat.. Mos~va 14 no.4:93 July-Aug 1952-, (GIKL 23:2)
1. Of the Department of Pathological Anatoor (Read - Prof. P. V.
51povjkly), State Order of I~nJjk Institute for the Advanced training
of Pb,*%iclana Iment S. K. LAM.

GUBARRVA, A. V.
Argentaf fin calls in psmAowucinous cysts of the ovaries; histo
genesis of peaudowucinous cysts. 'FOP-onk-1 no-1:107-110 '55-
(MLIA 8:10)
1. Is patologn-wrfologichookay laboratorit Instituta onkologit
AMN SSSR (saveduyushchly-chl.-korr. AM SSSR prof. M.P.Glazunov)
Leningrad, 14. u1. Zhukovskogo, 28. kv.45.
(CTSTS'
peaudouncinous dysts, argentaffin calls in)

GURAREVA. A.T. (Leningrad, 14 ul.Zhukovekoga, d.28, kv.45)
.;c;
Asymptomatic dyshormonal changes In normal mammary glands in women
over 40 (with summary in Anglish] Wop.onk.2 no.4:443-45~ '56.
(MIRA 9:12)
1. Iz patologomorfologicheakoy
AMN SSSR prof. A.I.Serebrov)
(BMST,deceases,
hormonal disord. in
laboratorii. (zav. -
women over 40 (Ras))
chlnn~korrespondent

EXCEI?PTA "FDI:;A Sec 5 Vo: 112!11 General Pa~.b. inv ~c)
3484. CA RCINOID TUMOUR OF THE (o A ItY (Rusaian text) - Gub a rev.1 A. V.
Inst. of Oncol. AMS, Leningrad - OPR. ONKOL. 1059, 67T4-25--T Miflu-s. 3
Report of the came of a non-metastasizi. carcincid which developed In an ovariln
dermoid cyst. presenting the classica symptoms. The vaHcular vhenomena dis-
appeared after surgical removal of the mour, The pertinent literature is review-
ed. (V, 10. 16)
f0

GUBAREVA, A,- . ina, d. 1/2, lcv. 48)
T, (Leningrad, ul, Savushk
Ovarian carcinoid; function of Kulchitskii's cello. Vop.onk. 5
no.4:425-430 '59. (MIRA 12:12)
1. 1z patologomorfologichookoy laboratoril (zav. - chlon-torrespondent
ANN SSSR prof. M.F. Glazunov) Instituta onkologii AMN SSSR (dir. -
deystvitelInyy chlen AMN SSSR prof. A.1. Serebrov).
(ARGINTAIFINOMA, pathology
ovaries, argentafflue cells (Due))
(OVARINSP neoplasms.
argentaffinoma, argentaffine cells (Rae))

UGLOV, F.G., prof,,;_K ,_A.!Vj,,-,kand.mod.nauk (IonIngrad)
Hormonally active /6-cell tumors of the islands of the pancreas.
Klin.med. 1+0 no.642-51 Je 162. (MIRA 156-9)
1. Ix kliniki gospita~luov khirurgii (sav. - chlen-korrespondent
MW SWR prof. F.G. F o~j I lanirgradekogo meditdnakogo insti-
tuta imeni akad. I.P. PaYlova.
(FAVOYM-TUMORS)

no.):
~,Jrurgll -?a
Tz Jkli iniki F).cpilal 7rioy
L rin, e n i a R z

GUBAREVAI A.V. (laningrad)
Mixed tumors of the skine Arkhe pate 25 noo7sl7-24 163
(MIRX 16:12)
lo Iz kliniki goapitallnoy khirur0i (zav. - chlon-korres-
pendent AM &SW prof. F.G. Uglov) 1. Leningradakogo madi-
tsinakego instituta imani. ak&demii I.P.Pkvlova.

GUBAUVil, A.Y.
Aderiomycepi the!! omas of the skin. Arkh. pat. 27 no.~:32-37 165.
(MIRA 18' 5)
I.. Labors toriya radinfsionnoy geyetiki i ot-dalennoy luchevoy
(zav. -- doktor biologicheskiki, nauk prof. S.N.
AleRsandrov) TSenLrallnogo nauchnc-.!.s--41kdovat~-i'L'skogo rezitgerio-
radLologicheskogo instltuta Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR
(dlr. Ye.I.Voroblyev).

LUKASH, N.I., GUBjUTVA, A.V.~ 3 Ii TMANOV-q(,IY.1, K,O.
Antineop"astic resistance in animals subjected to chronlo treatment
with Sr56 in small doses. D&.1. AN SSIR 163 no.3047-749 J1 165.
(NIRA 18%7)
1, TSentralInyy nauchno-issiedovatellskly institut meditsinskoy
radiologii i Nauchno-4-3sledovatellskiy institut radiats'Lannoy gigiyeny.
Submitted June 24, 196/+.

GUBAREVA, A.V. (Leningrad)
The histogeneBis of clear-cell epithel"oma of the skin. Arkh.
Pat. 26 no.6:59-64 164. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Laboratoriya otdalennoy luchevoy patologii (zav. - doktor
biol. nauk S.N.Aleksandrov) TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatell-
skogo instituta meditsinskoy radiologii (dir. Ye.I.Voroblyev)
Mizusterstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR. Submitted March 20,, 1963.

KRUFSKIY, K.K.; ALEKSANDROVA, A.M.; GUBAREVA D.N.
Determining the pH value in soills of the Ukrainian S.S.R.
Pochvovedeaie no-440-78 Ap 962. (MM 15-4)
1. Ukraimskiy na-chno-Issledovatel9skiy institut pochvovedeaiya
imeni A.NJSokolovskogo.
(Ma-sine-Sol.1 acidity)

GUBAREVAJ, G.
Biology of the apple-tree ermine-moth in Penza Province orchards.
Uch. zap. Penz. gos. ped. inst. no.6:3-24 '59. (KRA 15:5)
(Penza Province-Apple-Diseases and pests) (Moths)

GUBAREVA, G.-
-------
Biology and ecology of the chalcid-fly Ageniaspis fuscicollis
Dalm and its practical use in Penza Province. Uch. zap Penz. gos,
ped. inst. no.6:R5-80 159. iMIRA 1515)
(Penza Province-Chalcid flies)
(Moths-Biological control)

I I U* If i 1!1;1 !~; ~ I I I ~ * ;I ! ;- ; il.?,;;; I i III R I : ~ ~ I
GUB1,11T.TA, G.G., Cand Biol Sci - (Clisc) "I'Cology of thi, Mo-st
offoctivo entomophagoc of -the apple-troo. moth (Ilyponomelitn maii-
nella Zell) and their practical application." Mlos~ 11959. 19 pp
(?,,',os State Pedag Inst im V.I. Lenin). 150 con-ics (R1,40-59,102)

z1 .
,; -1-
"Activation Energy and Entropy of the Transi.tIon Stnte," Dokl. All SSSR.,
232 No.7, 1939
Inst. Tech. Fine Chem., Lab. Phys.Chem., 'Moscow

~! ". ' '..
ll~'Iisulfite Cor--ipounds of I'ddehydes wid Kutoncss. H. HirwAic~; of the Addition of
Sodit-im Bisulfite to Acetone." (p. 238)
(Lab of Orr Cheri, 2d Ilioscow 3tate Med Inst)
SO: Jout-nal of Gemral Chemistry, (Zhurna-l Obshchei Khindi), 1940, Volulne 108, lNo. 2

- -1
'j!jAJP;.,.
T
IlSyzitheoZ, of B#-tn-Chlorol,-v-xlizIc Acid and Soran of Its T)PrlvftlveR."
Sub 3 Dec 51. Moscow State Peelagogleal 1-,ir-t Iment V. I. Lenin.
Dissertations -oresented for science and engineering degrees In Mon-
cow during 1951.
SO: Sum. No. 480. q kgv 55

r F 0, 1 11 11z
(L
d ester and the
so ~Oorl it ti;lic no d Mi Lik-
p Zug
z"FiMMIM. im"23, 183D-NIM).-TOW9. Cl
COCH&COj9t (1) Ali iradually added 2. Na iri 60
abs. EtOH; . after I br, at below: 4V tht rnbtt. was beat ito
60' until the:allaillne rcg6tton~06appeared and the--ocotiled
raixt, savo 4,5 g. (38.G%)-3,5-di(w5dA IDAMIlt'-
t - t 'ti !I failowltly 61itf bake
Ills to 00*~ (tar chd standing oVernilillt.
pv, 1 -8 s. C fiRs fit 70"Od tnl.l Etl,O
To
Was '1~2
ad tid at:"6* 15 vCICOCHICHIC0113t; 'after
24 hm. the mixt. yielded a zoh%.~of XjC11CQC1AC1T,=-t;
which was trcaW at ;-S* to ~ 100 with dry HC1 ";hiti.li
part of thc~salvextt removed to rtniove most of tile FrCl, the
residue ins dild,, with 2M nil. 840; imbed with HtQ tilid
5% No,M. the EW exts. of t4 mish s6lns. conibinediKith
the Main org. layer and distd. to ilve 06.3% cliude- C1074.:
COC1hCfftCGFJ- redistil. gave 90% jiltre ester, IlteAlp-,
200,brlI37am,109
reperitedly with: MO gave 100% amdefr* acid, m. 01-44";
leld). M. (fronk C.H.) seslkarl;*~
Pure add (94% Y!
wola, m. (clecoulpit.) (front AlcOll). Neither the
salts nor the amide of this acid cotild be prelldjIly the 1.~
ventlonal niqt1todai since tmatntint of aq. or a1c; 001"B'Nith
the necessary rtaietitg~ieldcd&levu&otactonealk~OU

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BOKSHTJffN, S.Z.; GURAREVA, M.A.; KISHKIN, S.T.- 1KORriz, L.M.
Investigation of the process of recrystallization of iron by means
of radioisotopes. Zav.lab 26 no.10:1111-1114 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(Iron--Metallograph7) (Radioisotopes)

ACCESSION NR: AT4040404 . S/0000/64/000/000/0015/002'1
AUTHOR: Gubareva, M.A.; Moroz, L. M.
TITLE: A study of self diffusion and diffusion in nickel alloys
SOURCE: Protsessy* diffuzii, struldura i svoystva metallov (Diffusion processes, structure
and propertics of metals); sbornik statey. Moscow, lzd-vo Mashinostroyeniye, 1964, 15-24
TOPIC TAGS: nickel, nickel alloy, Kh20N80T3 alloy, ZhS3 all o*y, nickel self diffusion,
boundary diffusion, bulk diffusion, autoradlographic diffusion analysis, self diffusion CO-
efficient, diffusion activation energy, tin, tin diffusion
ABSTRACT: The authors present a detailed analysis of autoradiographic diagrams of dif-
fusion in nickel and offer some qualitative evaluations of the diffusion of tin and self-diffusion
of nickel in nickel and nickel-based alloys. They demonstrate the heterogeneity of the self-
diffusion process and the significance of grain boundaries, temperature and composition or
structural factors for the processes of self-and hetero-diffusion. Prismatic samples of
technically pure Ni, Ni plus 0. 01% 13, Ni plus 0. G% W and t)f alloy Eh20N80T3 were annealed
at high temperatures (I hr. at 1100C, 12 hrs. at 1100C, 9 hre. at 1200C and 2 hrs. at 1200C,
. Card. 1/2
ACCESSION NR: AT4040404
respectively; all cooled in the furnace to 900C, then in free air), then polished electrolytically
and electroplated with Ni63 (coat thickness up to jyt). Plated samples were homogenized in
a vacuum furnance at 700, 800, 1000 or 1200C. Effects of structural factors oil -diffusion
rate were studied on cast or forged s
amples of alloy ZhS3 which ivere air-cooled after 7 hr
at 1153C, then homogenized in argon at Boo, 850 or 950C. It was f0und that self-dLffusion
of Ni proceeded mainly along the grain boundaries within the range of 800-1200C. Self-
diffusion coefficients ranged from 2. 0 to 56. 0 - 1012 cm2/sec for pure Ni at 800 and 1200C,
respectively and 0. 6 to 28. 0 for alloy *Xb20N80-T3 at such temperatures. The activation
energy was 800 kcal/g-atom~ Coefficients of tin diffusion in ZhS3 ranged from 0. 3 to
23.0-1013 N
cm /see (for cast material) a4t8oo and 950C, respectively and from 0. 8 to 33. 0
for forged material. The ratio Qsurf/Qbulk was 0. 75. 0. 62 and 0. 52, respectively. ~or ZhS3,
KH20N80T3 and pure nickel. Orig. art. has: 5 tables and 7 figures.
ASSOCLATION: none
SUBMWED: 09Dec63 DATE ACQ: 28May64 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: mm
NO REP SOV: 001 OTHEIL 008
Card 2/2

GUBAFdUA, V.A.
(On the basis of cyclical work charts; work experience of mine sections
of the Toroshilovgradugoll combine operating on a two-shifts work system]
Na oanove grafika taiklichnosti; opyt raboty uchastkov shakht kombinata
Voroshilovgradugoll. rabotaiushchikh na dvusmennou dobychnom reshime.
[Literaturnaia sapis' N.A.Gabarevoil Keskya, Ugletekhisdat, 1933. 50 P-
(NIAA 7t6)
(Coal mines and mining) (Multiple shift operation)
-VA.

, - ...
"Chemical t-ature and Some Physiological Properties of the Toxic Substances
Producing 'Septic Tonsillitis'," Biokhim., 10, No-3, 1945
Chair Biochemistry, Ufa Med. Inst.
Biochem. lab., Bacteriological Inst., Ufa

GUDAREIP, N. 1~,.
I
"The Genesis of Hyperglycamine During the Action of Lar-ge Loses of
Chloralhydratel, to Fiziol. Zhur. SSER, 34, No.1, 1948
Chair Pharmacology, Bashkir Yed. Inst.

LUSR_' ijuman and Animal Physiology,
.I'- I
Abe Jour
Effect of physical Factors - T-13
: Ref Zhur - BiOlOgiya, No 1, 1959, No- 3978
11 A, - Gora N. p.; Kolatienko, D. I-
Author Gubar8ya - j
tov-0n. n Ll Institute
Inst
Title Experimental Therapy and Prophylaxis of Animls from
inilury by Ionizing IrradiationG
orig pub Tr- otchetn. MUM. konferOUWU (Rostavsk. n/D. med.
in-t) za 1956, Rostov n1b, 1957, 773-777
act Mice were subjected to ljoentgon irradiation at a dose of
Abstr ctic and therapeutic effect
400 r (DL100) and the ProPhyla ation RD (frsctiOuJ;
was studied Of NaBr (0.1 g/kg), PrOar TOBUlfite
0.01 . 0.02 g/kg), caffeine (0.01 g/kg), W each)
oxyl (0-05 g/kg), vitamin B12 (1 .1
(0.'5 9/k9), pent ombinstion of NaBr wit vitamin
cyeieine (0.01 g/kg) and c
caffeine . All PreParatioms 'ProlonSe'
B12, c7stelm and itamin B12 and yreparation RD
life somewhat arA caffeine, Ir
Card 1/2
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Abe Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 1, 1959, No. 3978
Card 2/2
(fraction4) lovered the percentage of animal loss.
NaBr gave a certain therapeutic effect but not a de-
fensivo offect. Pentoxyl produced a better effect by
its Introduction prior to irradiation. In IrTadiation
of ndee at a dose of 300 r (IDL50), the therapeutic offect
of the studied preparations vah higher. -- Ye. A.
Abaturova
132

NUMZOV, Igor' Grigor'Yovicbi inzb.; OUBAREVA, N.T., rod.; BOBROVA, Ye.N.,
tekbn.red.
[Railroad workers In the drive to exceed shift norms] Zhelezno-
doroViniki v borlbe za perevypolnente amennykh zadanii. Moskva,
Gos. transp. zhel-d~r. Isd-vo, 1958. 38 P- (MIRA 11:12)
(Railroads)

. ~Fl 1- 3 W- . ' I !, H ' !'.,! ' : 11 1 ; I ..
:' ';J~J-jj . . z f jj~ I . .
GUNDWINO N.A., red.; GUBARWA, NeTe, red.; VXRIIIA, GoPe, takhno red.
[Trane~ortaiion and'econonde councils] Transport i sovnarkhozy.
ffbakwa, Goo. transp. zhql-dor, ldx-vo, 1958, 4294 p, (MIRA llig)
(Transportation)

YURCHEIIKO, I.F., red.: GUBAREVA, N.T., red.; MEDVEDEVA, M.A., tekhn.red.
(Transition to a zeven-hour workday; practice of the October and
Sverdlovsk Railroads] Perekhod na oemichasovoi rabochii dent ;
opyt Oktiabrtskoi i Sverdlovskol dorog. Moskva, Vaes.izdatellsko-
poligr.ob"edinenie X-va putei soobahcheniia, 1960. 21 p.
(MIRA 13:11)
(Railroads) (Hours of labor)

LYAPIN. Andrey P-10vich, redaktor, MAKAROVA. M.?., rodaktor; GUBARB
O.Ye., rodaktor
[rdo lection of articlee on economic problems) Sbornik statei po
ekonovitcheakim voprosem. H,-Yqkva, Ak-adomlln obBhchevtvennyIrh nauk
40 pri Tai USS. 3957. 255 P. OURA 10:11)
(Russia--Economic policy~

('W?A~1'7:11A, P.I., Technician
Monnow Tool PI.-tnt
"Increasinp the Service Life of Files." Stanki I Instrument Vol. 15, No. 10-11, 1941P
BR 52059019

TUSIMISKIY, (~. K., GUSIKOVA, YE. F., VID GIIIIIART.-W, V, 1".
Recrystallization of Snow and the Occurrence of Avalanches
The authors expound a procedure for and results of investigations
into snow thicknesses of avalanche-dangerous portions for clarifying the
processes governing the formation of imekljv bound horizons of snow firms
and deep hoarfrost forming dangerous horizons of slidLng. On experi-
mental areas under natural condition they studied the temperature regime
for 2 years, migration of water vapor, and changes in microstructuire of
the snou. They set up special experiments for studing the process of
firnization of newly fallen snow and the evolution of bonds between the
crystals by means of observations during the changes occurring in the
same crystals over a period of several months. The results of the works
showed the inescapableness of recrystallization of the snow thictmess
with course of time and confirmed earlier recommendations. (R7,hGeol,
No. 4, 1955) Uch- zap- Mosk- gor- Md- in-t-q, 21, 1953, 43-69.
SO: Sum. No. 744t 8 Dee 55 - Sunolementary Survey of Soviet Scientific
Abstracts (17)

OUBARRVA. M.; SUSUKO, A.; KIIOVjtNSKIY, J.P.. talchnichankiy redaktor.
(Heavy in-Austry is the basis of the economic 'might of the Soviet
state; a brief list of recommended books] Tiashalaia. Wustrita
oannyra ekonnmichaskogo mogushchestva Sovetskogo gosudarstva;
kratkil rokonendatellayl ukazatel' literatury. Moskva, Gos.blb-ka
SSSR Iment V.I.Lenina, 1955. 39 P. (MLRA 8:11)
(B Ibliograpby-fin sia-Indus tries)

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19.11-0,0 B016/B054
AUTHORS: Bokshteyn, S. Z., Gubareva, M. A., Kishkin, S. T., and
.9 or ~-( '; M 0
)n %ecrystalliLationl by the Method
TITLE: Study of the Process of In
of Radioactive Isotopes Iq
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, 1960, Vol. 26, No. 10, pp. 1111-1114
TEXT: The authors studied the behavior of atoms at the grain boundaries
during the recrystallization of iron (content in %: 0.021 C, 0-014 P,
0.011 s, o.67 Si, 0.07 Al, o.oB mn, m6 Ni, 0.033 CU). Samples of this
iron were covered with Fe59. In annealing, Fe59 spread due to diffusion
at the boundaries between the metal grains. This permitted an observation
of the local displacement of atoms lying at the boundary during
deformation and recrystallization annealing. Iron rods were annealed at
12500C for 8 h, and then cut into samples ('0 xlO,(20 mm). The riveted
layer (70-804) was removed by electropolishing in perchloric and glacial
acetic acids. An Fe59 layer 1.0 p thick was electrolytically applied to
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Recrystallization. by the Method of B016/BO54
Radioactive Isotopes
the polished surface. Subsequently, the samples were deformed by
compression by 10-16% (Fig. 4) and by 45-70% (Pig. 2). Figs. 1-8 show the
autoradiogram (a) on the left, and the microstructure (b) on the right
on microphotographs. During exposure the samples were protected by a film
I V thick (1% of Zapon varnish in the solvent PAB (RDV)). To produce the
autoradiograms, the samples were exposed for several days on photogyTaphic
plates or films HWVibW (NII(PI), type tjP(MR). The autoradiograms were
compared with the microstructure pictures which had been taken by a
microscope of the type MON -8 (MIM-8). Next, the recrystallization
annealing was carried out (Figs. 3, 5-8). A Table on p. 1113 gives the
hardness and the methods of treatment for some samples. On the basis of
their methods, the authors succeeded in observing the behavior of grain
boundaries during plastic deformation and subsequent recrystallization.
It was proved that iron recrystallization at relatively low (15%) and high
(50-70%) degrees of deformation causes no essential change in the position
of atoms laying at the boundary of deformed grains. With a con3iderable
structural change of the metal after a double recrystallization, as well as
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Radioactive Isotopes
after polymorphous a --,I transformation, the atoms at the boundaries of
the initial bodies are not displaced. In contrast with recrystallization,
plastic deformation is accompanied by a considerable displacement of atoms.
The results prove that the displacement of grain boundaries during
recrystallization and the subsequent growth of grains is connected with a
specific mechanism which differs from the ordinary diffusion mechanism,
There are 8 figures, 1 table, and 15 references.: 4 Soviet, 1 US, 1 Dutch,
1 French, and 4 German.
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AUTHORS: Bokshteyn, S.Z., Doctor of Technical Sciences,Professor;
Gubareva, M.A., Engineer; Kontorovich, I.Ye., Doctor
and Moroz-, L.M., Candidate of
Technical Sciences
TITLE: Peculiarities of the Diffusion of Carbon in iron
PERIODICAL: Metallovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka metallovq
1961, No. 1, pp. 10-14 (+ 1 plate)
TEXT: Work by two of the authors (Refs 1-4) and by others
(e.g. Refs 27 3) has shown that diffusion is often non-uniform.
This effect could be associated with difference in the activation
energy of diffusion (Refs 8-10). In this present work the authors
studied diffusion of carbon in technical purity iron (0-03% C) and
iron alloys with 0.03% C and 0.11f, 0.64 or 2-91--~ si. Some alloys
also contained a third component; 4.56 or 30-'~ Nil 0.36 or 1.61% A12
0 88, 3.77 or 14-13% Cr, 0.21 or 3% Mo, 1.19 or 4-97J~4, W, 0.1 or
2:29% Ti. This enabled the influence of carbide-forming and non-
forming elements to be compared Pj~smatic specimens 20 mm high
and with a 10 mm base were used: C was deposited on the surface
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from barium carbonate or from special specimens containing this
isotope. The first technique was used for studies in the gammal the
second in the alpha states.. Auto-radiographs were obtained on
type HV4KOL4 (NTKFI) platest contact prints being examined micro-
photometrically with a type MO-4 (MF-4) instrument. The diffusion
coefficient was calculated by the method of Bokshteyn et al (Ref.11)
Microstructural analysis was also carried out. Autoradiographs and
microstructures for iron at 950 OC are shown in Fig.la and b.
Autoradiographs at 550 'C for alpha iron (unalloyed and with 0.64%
S11 top and bottom, respectively) are shown in Fig.2a and b.
Fig.5 shows plots of darkening against depth of diffusion of carbon
in the grains (top curve) and along boundaries (bottom curve in each
of the two diagrams), for ferrite (55C OC). The influence of
Concentration of the different alloying elements on depth of
diffusion (mm) in iron at 950 oC is shown in P'ig,.6.
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Fig-7 shows~relative darkening with respect to distance into ferriie
griin for carbide forming (left-hand graph) and non-forming (right-
hand graph) alloying elements.. The lef t and right ends of the ploU
relate to the grain boundaries.; the remaining space, corresponding
to 0.30 mm. relates to the body of the grain.
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The work shows that carbon diffusion in both alpha- and gamma-iron
occurs unevenly, the grain boundaries and adjacent alpha solid-
solution regions becoming enriched with carbon. The diffusion
coefficient for grain boundaries is 3-1+ orders higher than for
inside grains. Alloying modifies both rate of diffusion and
distribution of carbon within the grain; depending on the effect
of the element on the gamma region. Alloying reduces the
carbon-concentration drop between the boundary and the body of
the ferrite grain.
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;ACCESSION NR: AT4o4o4iz S/0000164/000/000/0095/0098
AUTHOR: Gubareva._,.M...'A..
TITLE: Investigation of conditions at the grain boundaries during recrystallization
:of nickel i
fSOURCE: Protsessy* diffuzil, struktura I svoystva metallov (Diffusion processes
f 0
istructure and properties of metals); sbornik statey. Moscow, lzd-vo Mashlnostrqyeni-~
:ye, 1964, 95-98
JOPIC TAGS: nickel, nickel recrystallization, grain boui~dary, autoradlographic
structure, structure, microstructurer, diffusion annealing compressive deformation
1.)
ABSTRACT: Studies were carried out on nickel of commercial purity containing
99.7% Ni, 0.1% Co. 0.04% Fe, 0.06% Cu, 0.062% si, m4% C, and 0.005% S. In order
ito obtain a homogeneous structure and coarser grains, nickel bars were annealed at
IIIOOC for I hour. Test specimens l0xI0x20 mm were then cut from the 'annealed bars
iTo remove the strain-hardened layer after cutting, the specimens were electrolytl
(cally polished. Afterwards, the polished surface was electroplated with a layer
iradioactive nickel, I'micron thick. Diffusion annealing was then performed In a
!vacuum furnace at 800 C'. Jn the process of diffusion annealin the radloactl
ssigio visualizstl Ve
inickel I cated itself along*the grain boundaries. making po on of
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