SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KALININA, W. - KALINKA, V.

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YATSIMIMKIY) K.B.; KALINIRA, T.Ye.
Catalytic activity and stability of vanadium (V) complex
compounds with organic acids. Iz7. vys. ucheb. zav.; kh1m. i khim.
tekh. 8 no.3.-385-391 165. (MIRA 18:10)
1. Ivanovskiy khimilto-tekhnalogichegkly inatiLut, 1cafedra
analiticheakoy khimii.

ALEKSANMOV, II.V., doktor tekhn.nauk; KALININA, Ye.A... inob.;
TRURACHEW., S.G., inzh.
Use of different methods for'Otermining the corona resistance
of electric insulating materiihs. Elektrichentvo no,4:61-
68 Ap 161. WIRA U:8)
1, Vseooyuznyy elektrotekhnicheskiy i"titut imeni Lanina.
(Electric insulators and insulation)
(Corona (Electricity))

S/035/6P-/000/004/029/056
A001/AIOI
AUTHOR: Kalinin., Ye., A.
TITLE: Works of an astronomic-geodetic team
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i Geodezlya, no. 4, 1962, 1,
abstract 11G3 ("Tr, Sov. antarkt. ekspeditsil. T. 19", Leningrad,
"Morsk. transport", 1961, 48-511)
TEXT: The main task of the team is specified: to provide, with the plan
base of astronomical points, the materials of aerial photosurvey fcr mapping
1 : 500,000 charts on the coast of Antarctica; the auxiliary task Is conducting
magnetic observations. The author describes observational methods and amounts
of works performed, lists i.nstru:-nents employed, and describes Lhe sequence of
observations and precision achieved. It is noted that centers or astronomical
points were not fixed and that coordinates of magnetic points, not coinciding
with astronomical ones, were calculated from the course and velocity of the
AH -2 (A#L-2) aircraft used by the team during travel. The catalog of coordinates
of IV-class astronomical points and a summary table of megnetic observation
results are attached. I. Mityachkin
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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GILIDIN, S. R., MTEEMIGOLID, YE,. YA., ASIRMARDI, 1. 1., ZHDA1,110VA, L. D.,
ZVAGELISKAYS, V. N., KAL121INA, YES F., LDSKUTOVA. N. N., PYZFOVA. M. Y., ANI)
SLAVINA, A. M.
Further Observations on the Effectiveness of Subcutaneous Vaccination Against
Dysentery
Shows that the epidemiologic effectiveness of subcutaneous vaccination
against dysentery is very low and has no advantages over the enteral methodo
(RZhBiol, No. 7, 1955) VaDr. Kx!axq= FatologLi- UZ-9,qR, N 19531 51-52
SO: Sum, No, 744, 8 Dee 53 - Supplementar7 Survey of St lot Scientific
Abstracts (17)

IALINIVA, Ye.F.
Characteristic of paratyphoid bacilli from the Gartner group isolated
from ants in the city of Tashkent. Yop.kraev.pat. no-4:33-37 154.
OWA 9:12)
(TASMMT--SAIXOMIJA ANTERITIDIS)

11 X&LININk. Ye.F.
Salmonella anteritidLe Jena in laboratory and domestic animals;
abstract. Top.kraev. pat. no.4:38 154. (Kim 9:12)
(SAIXONNIJA BVMITIDIS)

ICALIMAp YE. F.
KALININA,, YE. F. - wVariability of Cholera and Cholera-like Vibrios under the
Influence of Certain Factors.* Tashkent State Mad Inst imeni V. H. Molotov, Tash-
kent, 1955. (Dissertation For the Degree of Candidate in Medical Sciences).
SO: Knizhn&va letopis'. No. 37, 3 Seutember 1955

USSIt/Microbioloa - Microorganisms Patho(;cnic to HumnF3 v-4
and lmimals6
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol.,, No 10, 1958, 43316
Author : Kalinina, E,F.
Inst
Title Alterations of Cholera and Cholera-Like Vibrios When They
are Maintained in Reservoir Water,
OriG Pub Vopr. kraevoy patol. AN UzSSR., 1956, No 8) 21-25.
Abstract Sterile reservoir water poured into test tubez (10 a in
each) was infected by cholera and cholera-like vibriose
After holding for 18 hours at 3r, some.test tubes were re-
frigerated (40), while others were maintained at 3r.
At the low tenperature the cholera vibrios were preserved
in the water up to 49 days; the cholera-like ones 82
daYs; at 3r the cholera types-- up to 37 days, the chole-
ra-like types-- 34 days. Two stable variants were isolated
from the water infected by cholera vibriost
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USSR / Microbiology. Microbes Pathogenic for Man F_4
and Animals. Bacteria. VIbrios.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur.-Biol., 1958, No 170 76752.
_K"IDIna Ye. F.
Author :
Inst AS Uzbeill
Title Resistance of Cholera and Cholera-Like Vibrios to
Stains,
OrIg Pub: Vopr, krayevoy patol . AN UzSSR., 1956,, vyp, 8. V-29.
Abstracts The bactericidal effect of several dyes was studied
on cholera vibrios, Methylene blue in a dilution
of 1:50000 and thlonin in a d1lution of 1:IZ500
produced a bactericidal effect In relation to the
cholera vibrio; these dyes had no effect on chol-
era-like vibrios,, cTen of the fout,teen variants
obtained from cholera vibrios, cultivated in ex-
tracts of cholera-like vibrios, attained to growth
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fi*,,,."Ii,!Lc-.-~)L).'-.)l.):,~i - Ge/11-_,,ai VF.C--N)1:iC)1O:_.
Ab,,; Jour Fc,. z:riur - 3,iol., i1o 5, ig,:'.,3, 193V'
Author Grl.,;hia, S.I., Kalininc, E.F.: V.G.
Inst
Titic Proof of -,;hc Aos1milation by L)ne 113acteri-al of
Deccjiimnsi,;~on Pr~)ducts of Another Si?ccles, (;sin_,,
Labeled Atoms (p32)
Orig Pub Vo-or. 1-a-acvoy patoi. AN UzSSR, 1956, iia 8, 66-75
Abstract Cul,;ures whtich served for preparing the c.-ixAcLs labeled
W~~ P iiere developed on a medium with 11_2Hp3204. The
i h
c,,vuract of washed cello was prepared by treating it iith
to!L~cne and shaking, and also by alLernately free",ing and
thawing c~nd subsequent filtration Lhrouc-,h a 21elss filter.
The ex-cxac~ spread either rn the surface of a deficient
CID aita- or as a liquid nutrient medi.w.t. It itas esta-
blished that Bacterium coli, si'.rain 499, assLnilates decoim-
po,.~Uion product';s of extracted cells of Saluonella
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7`0 5, 1958, 19343
enteritid.o j. -10scow 417 and vLc!e verna, as tt result
Of wihich che culturee, :j_1'cr-.)ort:anj.z:,-. ~,eijdrj to c.1-LOT).Lay r-
chan[,e tow;:~rd -cha strain from which the extract is pre-
na,e".
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AUTHOR: Kalinina, Ye. F.; Abidov, A. Z. t,
T ITLE: A on contaminating variolar vaccine'
microbes
SOURCE: Meditsinskiy zhurnal Uzbekistana, no. 6, 1963, 62-63.
TOPIC TAGS: variolar vaccine, Staph. albus, Baet. subtilis,
Co-60 gamma radiation, doset purification
ABSTRACT: This study was carried out to determine the minimum Co-604!
gamma radiation dose for purification of variolar vaccine from 1'JI
microbes without changing the basic properties of the vaccine, Bacte.1
Isubtilis and Staph. albus.were used for the experiment because they';,!
.,!are the most common contaminating microorganisms found in variolar
;vaccine. A mixture of sterile variolar vaccine
AInactivated by g
iradiation) and microbe suspension were poured into ampules and vacuuml
1dried. The ampules were then sealed and ganma-irradiated (Co-60)
;with different doses, 2-3 days after irradiation the survivability of-
imicrobe cells was checked by growth of colonies. For each microbe and
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!each radiation dose the mean results for tan Petri dishes were talmii,
IThe non-irradiated dried mixture nerved as a control. Results show
ithat a 50,000 r dose decreases surviving Staph, albus calls almost
two fold and a 900,000 r dose kills them off oonipletel7. Bact.
Isubtilis are more resistant and require a 900pOOO r dose to kill
i6o-65% wid 1,5 mil r dose to kill completely. Orig, art. has: nonee
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i sr,~vorotok (Tal~hkent Scientific-Research Institute
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ABIDOV, A.A.; KALININj~,_I~J.; ABIDOV, A.Z.
U-61w~
Preservation of standard strains. Uzb. blol. shur. 7 no.5s
35-39 163. (MIRA 18:U)
1. Institut krayevoy ekeperimentallnoy meditsiny AN UZSSR.

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1AUTHOR: Kalinina, Ye. F.; Abidovp As Zo
TITLE: Effect of Co-60 gamma irradiation on smallpox vaccine basic
proporties
SOURCE: Meditsinskiy zhurnal uzbekintanap no. 3, 1961~, 34-35
TOPIC TAGS: smallpox vacc ino ~ .'smallpox vaccino parificationy gamma
irradiation# vaccine virulence$ vaccine imunogonic property
ABSTRACT: Purification of smallpox vaccine with largo gamma
I.radiation doses (600..000 to IpOOO.,000 r) sharply reducos its virulence
, and immunogenic properties. The present study Investigates smallpox
J;vaccine purification with'gamma radiation doses of 500b r and 3000 r,.
~-In a series of x oripionts groups of rabbits were inoculated with
'a MOO r and 5000 r doses) vaccines and nonirradiated
iitamma irradiated
,:vaccines. Contamination of vaccines was determinod before and after
-irradiation by the number of bacteria In 1 ml, Vaccine virulence
was tested before and after irradiation by an intradormal titration
method, Immunogenic properties were determined by immunization*
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Findings show that vaccine bacteria is reduced by 25% for a 3000 r
dose and by 60 to 65% for a 5000 r dose, Irradiation affects the
staphylococei albus mostly and not the aporoformin6 bacteria,
Vaccine virulence and immunogenic properties are not affectod by
3000 or 5000 r doses. Purification of smallpox vaecino with a 5000 r
gamma radiation dose (47 r/sec) sharply reduces bacteria without loss
of virulence or immunogenic properties. Orige art, has: I table.
ASSOCIATION: Tashkentskiy nauchno-issledovateltakiy institut vakain
i sy*vorotok (Tashkent Scientific-Researoh Institute of Vaccines and
Serums)
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NEYDELISHTM, S.I., GOLITSER, S.G., KALININA, Ye.G,', KRUCH011TA, N.V.
Levomycetin aerosols. Sov.med. 22 n0-11:61-83 N'58 (MIRA 11:3.1)
1; 1z Vaesoyuznogo nnuchno-iseledovatel'skogo instituta antibiotikuv
I TSentrallnoy polikliniki Hinisteratva zdravookhrananiya RSYSR.
(RESPIRATCRY TRACT, Infect.
chloromphenicol aerosol ther. (This))
(CHLORAMW111COL, ther. use
reap. tract infect., aerosol admin (Rua))

KRIS#TALIK, L.I.; MELIKOVA, G.L.; XLLIXIUO Ye*G,
4
Effect of electrolysis. conditions on the stability of graphite anodes
in a chlorine batht, Zhur.Irikl*khim, 34 noo7:1537-1542 J3. 161.
(MM 14M
(Electrodes,, Carbon) (Electrolysis) (Chlorine)

KRISHTALIK, L.I.; MELIKOVA, G.L.; KkLININA, X84Gq
Effect of electrolpie conditions on the stabi2ity of graphite anodes
in a chlorizib bath., Zhur,prikl.khim. 34 no.7sl543-1547 JI 161.
(KMk 107)
(Electrodes, Carbon) (Electrolysis) (Chloripo)

ROMMY tD, I.L.; LAjjTSVA, YeJl*; KALINIIU, Ye.I.
Anodic oxidation of zirconium. Zhur.fiz.khim. 34 uo.5:995-IGOY
my l6o. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR, lustitut fizichaskoy khimii, Noe;kva.
(Zirconium) (Oxidation, Blectrolytic)

NIKITINA, A.I., kand.sel'okokhozonauk; KALIKINA, 'fe.l.
Antibiotics in controlling soybean diseases. Zashch. ra3t. ot vred.
i bol. 7 no,1101-32 N 162, (14IRA 16:7)

Fadicine Animl morpholoey
cam 1/1 Pub. 22 49/49
Authors i Kalinina. E. 1.
Title I The synopsis of the arin.-I cord of rabbit embr~pa
development of the motorial reflex reaction
I Vok. MI SSM 100150 1029-1031, Feb 11, 195,)
Abstract I Fifteen rabbit embryos were examined to deterri~jwi th~~ 4pecIfte
histcrenetia periods of the s~mpathattc apparatilla of.-I,th'a spin,al
cord directly proceedinr, and eoincidinr, with thifti phas~vi of
development of their viotori!jl reflex reactions~. The results
obt9ined are listed. Nine referencess Svai,A~h and
1 USA Illustvations.
Institution t Aander4 of -Scltncer 'Mr-, 1. P'. POVIO'l, Instilt te ~6'f "Physioldl4r
U
Prescntcd b',. A,.,:.,dc;zn!cI-in 71% Ilyk.)v, Octi,,bar 23, 1954

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VSSR/General Biology - General Histology. B-3
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 7) 1958, 28502
author : Kalinina, E.I.
Inst
Title : General Observations of MyUogenesie in the Principal
Conducting Paths of Rabbit Brain.
Orig Pub : Tr. In-ta fiziol. AN SSSRI 1956) 5p 472-482
Abstract : Sections of rabbit brain were dyed in the embryonal peri-
od and after birth by the Zolotova method. 14yelinization
(M) is absent until the 23rd day of intra-uterine life,
when it is nanifested :in the vestibular nerve, By the
time of birth M spreads to the efferent and afferent con-
ductors of the medulla oblongata and in part to the mid-
brain. In the newborn rabbit the mid-brain nucleus of
nerve V. the optical and olfactory tracts and the ante-
rior stem of the cerebellum begin to myelinize. By the
4th day M appears in the optical chiasm and its
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FSSR/General Biology - General Histology. B-3
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 7.. 1958, 28502
ascending connections with the cortex of the large hemis-
pheres, By the 7th day the process involves the white
matter, radial fibers of the sensory-locomotor regions of
the cortex as well as its descending connection-vith the
optical chiasma and quadrigeminal corpora. By the 10th
day M appears on the basic inner cortex lamina,, chiefly
of the VI layer. On the 17th day,, pulpy fibers appear
in the I layer and already characteristic properties of
radial tufts are noted in different fields. On the 30th
day features appear of myelo-architectonic structure in
some cortex fields in the dorsal and posterior medial
parts of the hemispheres. The process of shaping the
structural myelo-architectonic patterns of the cortex
fields is not completed even by the 4Crth day.
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U3,SR / General Biology. General Histology B-3
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 1, 1958, No 251
Author : Kalinina, E.I.
Inst Not Given
Title Formation and Fhbryonal Histogenesis of Rabbits' Spinal
Cord in Relation to Development of Locomotor Function.
Orig Pub Arkhiv anatomii., gistol. i embriologii, 1956, 33, No 2, 22-29
Abstract Comparing the evolution of the rabbit's spinal corl structure
in the intra-uterine stage vith the development of locomotor
reflex reaction, the author separates 5 phases. Mae immobile
phase exists from the 12th-15th day of embryonic Ufa in re-
sponse to body surface stimulation and to introduction of
picrotoxin and chorazol. At this stage there occurs in the
spinal cord an intense multiplication and migration of neuro-
blasts; intra- and inter-segment connections are established.
Later the phase of local reflexes follovs (16th-17th day).
Structurally this phase corresponds to the formation of
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USSR / General Biology. General Histology B-3
.Abs Jour Faf Zhur - Biol., No 1, 1958, No 251
connections between the links of some reflex arches, which
expresses itself in the appearance of dendrites in the loco-
motor and sensory neurons) and also collaterals in the rear
column fibers. On the 19th day a generalization of retlexes
appears, also a reciprocation of anterior limbs. Numerous
reflex arches and the first collateral connections between
the spinal cord halves are developed. During the 23rd-24th
day the phase of the secondary, generalization of reflex
reactions appears and reciprocity not only of the anterior,
bat also posterior, libbs. At the same time in the posterior
commissure a middle cluster is found and numerous reflex
arches are formed along the whole length of the spinal cord.
By the 27th day there appears the phase of speciallzed lo-
comotor reactions. Inserted elements possess the greater
differentiation of the basic conducting routes of the spinal
cord, except that the rubrospiral and the pyramidal ones axe
myelinated.
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KALINIIIA- -Ye -1
Development of conditioned refleuc activity from the olfactory
analys6r in abbit in its ontogenesis. Nauch. soob. Inst. fixiol.
AN SSSk no.1 26 159. (MIRA .14slO)
1. Laboratoriya aravnitelinogo ontogeneza vysshey nervnoy deyatell-
nosti. (zav. - V.A,Troshikhin) Instttuta fiziologii imeni Pairlovs,
AN SSSR.
(CONDITIONED RESPONSE) (011TOGENY)
(OLFACTORY NERVE)

K&LININA Ye I
Some data on postembryorkic hietagenesis of the cortical end
of the anditory analyaor in puppies. Izv.AN SSSR-Ser.biol.
no.2:235-244 Mr-Ap '59. (WRA 12:5)
1. Physiological Institute, Academy of Sciences of the
UO'S.S.R. Lenin &~W
~AC IC MV3) (CIMHAL CORTEX)

KALMIA, To. 1.
Correlative histogenesis of oerfain links in the olfaetor7 reflex
are in the rabbit. Trudy Inst,fisiol. 8:565-574 159,
(MIRA 13:5)
(zaveduyashchiy
1. Laboratorlya morfologii
N.G. X010BOV) i
Laboratoiya aravuitellnogo ontogensma vysshey nervno7 deyatelf-
nosti (zavedu7nsheMy - V.A* Troshikhin) Instituta fiziologii
im. I.P. Fgvlova. AN SSSR.
(OLVACTORT MMVJ) (CIRMA cop2sx)

ULININA 1, re. I.
Correlative development of the olfactory bulb and the prepyriform.
area of the early cerebral cortex in puppies. lov. AN SM. Ser.
biol. no.5:792-797 S-0 160. (KM 13:9)
1. Institut, of Physiologyp Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.t
Leningrad.
(OLFACTORY NERVE) (CEREBPAL CORTEX)

TOXIN., B.P.; FALININA,Ye.I.
Regeneration and somatic embryogeneo." in Laomedea flexuosa Hinckso
Trudy MMI no.3slO5-112 161. (MMA 150)
1. Laboratoriya sravnitellnoy i eksperimentallnoy embriologii
(zav. -B.'?,;okin) Murmanskogo0 skogo bio2ogichaskogo instituta.
o~a(Regeneration(q~ology))

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!AUTHOR: Kaltigkigi!, Ye. I.; Lukina, Ye) M.
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7ITLE: Preparation of adhesive for glass fibers. Claall 8, No. 173105
ISOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 16, 190, 20
TOPIC TAGS: adhesive, sizing adhesive, glass fiber
!ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for 4 preparatfvo tiethod f--or ad-
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1hesives based on a complex "salt of chromium and hydrochl acIda",
impart oizin
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ties to the adhesive, a telomeric acid of the general formula,
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TUMAROV, A.T., glav. red.; VYATKIN, A.Ye., red.; GARBAR,
red.; ZAYMOVSKIY, A.S., red.; KARGIV, V.A., red.;
KISHKIN, S.T., red.; KISHKINA-RATNER, S.I., doktor tekhn.
nauk, red.; PANSHIN, B.I., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.;
ROGOVIN, Z.A., red.; SAZHIN, N.P., red.; SKLYAROV, N.M.,
doktor tekhn. nauk, red.; FRIDIYANDER, I.N., doktor tekhn.
nauk, red.; SIIUBN'IKOV, A.V., red.; SHCHERBINA, V.V., cloktor
geol.-miner. nauk, red.; SHRAYDER, D.S., kand. tekhn. na(uk,
red.; GENELI, S.V., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; VINOGRADOV, G.V.,
doktor khoz. nauk, red.; NOVIKOV, A.S., doktor Ichoz. nauk,red.;
KITAYGOHODSKIY, I.I... doktor tekhn. nauk, red.; ZflEREBXDVS.K.,
kand. tekhn. naukt red.; DOGATYREV, P.M.p kand. tekha. nauk,red.;
SANDOMIRSKIYj D.M., D.I.I., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; BUROV, S.V.,
kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; POTAK, Ya.M., doktor tekhn.nauk, red.;
KUKINI G.N., doktor tekbn. nauk, red.; KOVALEV, A.I., kand.tekbn.
nauk, red.; YAMANOV, S.A., kand, tekhn. nauk, red.; MIMELI,
I.A., kand, khoz. nauk, st. tauchn. red.; BABERTSIANp A,$.) inzh.,
nauchn. red.; BRAZHNIKOVA, Z.I., nauchn. red.; KAL Y , ,
2j~N~'- V 14
mlad. red.; SOKOLOVA, V.G., red.-bibliograf; UNTSELISKAYA, Ch.A.,
takhn. red.
(Building materials; an encyclopedia of mc4ern technology] Kon-
struktsionrye materialyft entsiklopediia sovremennoi tekbniki.
Glav. red. A.T.Tumanov. Moskva,, Sovotakaia ontaiklopediia.
Vol.l. Abliatsila. - korroziia. 1963. 416 p. (111RA 170)
1. Chlen--korrespondent AN SSSR (for Kishkin).

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AUTHORS: Popov, M. M., Timokhina, Ye. N., Skuratov, S.M. and
. Ralinina. .16
TITLE: Latent Energy of Plastic Deformation of Alloy of
Aluminium with*
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i nietallovedeiiiye, 1959, Vol, 8, Nr 1,
pp 103-113 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Some of the work of plastic deformation is stored in
the metal as internal stresses and only appears as heat
when these stresses are removed by annealing. This
latent energy of deformation can be found from measure.-
ments of the difference between the specific heats (or
apparent specific heats) of the deformed alloy in the
un-annealed and annealed states. In.-the research
described this method was applied to aluminium-copper
alloys (3 and 5% Cu) deformed to 30% by forging. The
authors review published work of a similar character
(Refs 1-16) tabulating the material, type of deformation,
work, method of measuring work, additional measurements
for some (Refs 1-12)~ In their oun work the "apporent"
Card 1/4 specific heat was determined by a method described by
M. M. Popov and G. L. Gallchenko (Ref 29). An unusual

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Latent Energy of Plastic Deformation of Alloy of Aluminium with
Copper
calorimeter (Fig 1) was used, consisting of a squat
cylindrical heater on either side of which two initially
cylindrical specimens 20 rmn in diameter and 30 mm high
were placed. The outer ends of the specimens were in
contact with thermocouple-containing silver cylinders.
The assembly was bound with wire and suspended inside
a massive silver container in a furnace. Systematic
errors in the results were of no significance in the
procedure adopted. Fig 2 shows specific heats as
functions of temperature for the annealed and for
hardened undeformed alloys, together with the correspond-
ing additive functions. Deviations between the former
and latter and the complex shape of the "apparent"
specific heat functions indicate exo- or e-ndo-thermic
transformations. Specific heats of annealed and
hardened 3% Cu alloys for successive reheatings are
shown in Fig 3 as f-ictions of temperature. Since
annealed specimens gave unreproducible results, tests on
deformed alloys were restricted to the hardened or semi-
Card 2/4 hardened (i.e. cooled from 520 to 80*C in 16 hours) all y

668"
SOV/126-6-1-15/25
Latent Energy of Plastic Deformation of Alloy of Aluminium with
Copper
Deformation, limited to 30% by a rtng, was effected by
a free-falling bobs Fig 4 shows specifie-hoat vs.
temperature curves for hardened deformed and undeforined
3 and 5% Cu alloys. Further experiments were carried out
in which determination of the latent beat of deformation
was reduced to 1) deformation of a semi -hardened specimen,
2) determination of the difference between enthalpies
at two given temperatures for the first heating and for
the second and subsequent heatings. This was carried out
with six pairs of the 5% Cu alloy (Figs 5 and 6 give
the corresponding specific heat vsu temperature curves),
showing that 1) less heat is required for -the first than
for subsequent heating between the same temperatures;
2) the latent heat of deformation for the six pairis
varied from 0.4 to 2~3 Cal/9; the latent heat of deforma-
tion is released over a wide temperature range. The
authors consider their experimental ex-rors such that only
the order of magnitude of the latent heat of deformation
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Latent Energy of Plastic Deformation of Alloy of Altiminitun with
Copper
There are 6 figures, 1 table and 29 references, 11 of
which are Soviet, 5 German and 13 English (of wtiich 3
dre Japanese).
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy
M. V. Lomonosova (Moscow State
M. V. Lomonosov)
universitet imeni
Uiiiversity imeni
SUBMITTED: December 6, 1957 (Initially)
August 5, 1958 (After revision)
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FRIDLYAIMPP T.N.: ANDRELEV. A.D.; FAVLOVA, I.K.; ROM40VA O.A.. ARCHAKOVA,
Z.N.; Prinimall-iiahastlye.- FIOMIN K.N.; POTAP017A V.I.
Ye.N.
_4UNIN
Selecting a technology and studying the effect of techno-
logical factors on the structure and propertiee of the VAD23
alloy. Alium. splavy no-3:182-193 164. (MIRA 17:6)

USSR/Snginearing Sao 48
Polishing Materials
Eleotropl&ting
"Rationalizer Inventions ReplaomMent of Grasm Disc
Brushea Wltb Vu-an Disc," To. P. uu.,.2-M. i p
.*MAd Prom SSSR" No 3
Polishing department of electroplating shop In
Moscow M plant has'modified process of
mechanical preparation of parts before platting
dli*'to shortage'of Moixtein jorass.
Vroceduxv. unilut" uat-410 plawt 4"--- Z)496`~-j
"fully use liwm-dlaos atA
uss~/zngineering (Contd) S*p *8
when no mexican,graso brushes are

sHaov, H. Ya., DIEM, I. I. -, MININA, Ye. P.
Conversion of the resin SXK-5 into a steric (thre"limensloml)
po3,v=ro Lakokras.matot ikh rime no-5:25-27 060. (MIRA 13:11)
(Resins, SynthetM (polymers)
L-

DENKMY I.I.; K~LININA, YO.P.
Daylight luminous paints. Lakokrasamate i ik4-pria. no.2s18-21
163. OuRA 16--4)
(Paint, Luminots)

MININA, Ye.V., kELnd.med.nauk
Significance for dl"sis and expert testimony of determ-inIng
the amount of lipoprotaine in the blood serum of patietts with
chronic nonspecific pneumonia complicated by broachiectasts.
Trudy LINTIN 2t147-157 159. (MMA 13 *-7)
(LUNGS--DISEASMS) (LIPOPROTIMS) (DISOILITT EITAIUATION)

kand. med. nauk
Studies of the fractional composition of the protolne, Upoproteins
and glycoproteins of the blood serum of cancer patients. Trudy
LIXTIN 2-016-327 159. 0111LA 13.'7)
(BLOOD PROTEINS) (CANCER)

KMLIVITSKUAt Marlys. loetfovne', Prinimali uchastiye: ADAMOVAt A.V.j BO-
GOMAZOVA, V.P.; PLININA9 Ye.V.; LIKMIITSKAYAg I.I.; I-IIIIRTUMOVAp
'Ye.V.; MMAYIDVAp N.F., NTKIFMVA, O.A.; SADOFOYEV, A.I.; SZLIKOV,
Ye.A.; SOBOIZVAq A.V.; ULITANOVA9 L.S.; KBUSTINAt S.Be; DER09 AaG*q
red.; KHARASH# G.A.v tokbn. red.
[Adjustment of tbd body following pulmnary resection] 0 prisposc~-
bliaemosti orgsniiiiia posle rezektaii legkogo. Leningrad, Gos. i2d-
vo =ad. lit-ry Medgis, 1960. 170 p. (MM 14:9)
1. Kollektiv klinicheakogo otdola Leniogradskogo nauchno-iseledova-
tellskogo instituta-ekspertiv~ trudooposobnosti i organizatsii truds.
invalidov (for a12 excOpt,lbvilivitskayap Dembo, JU=ash).
.(=GS-SURGFM)

1 11-4,
KALININA, Ye.V., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
I., ''. I
Biochemical changes in the blood of elderly and senile persons
with atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries. Trudy LIETIN
no.16:242-249 164. (MIM 19: 1)
1. Leningradskiy nauchno-issledovatel.skiy institut ekspertizy
trudosposobnosti i organizatsii truda, invalidov.

Zootekiad~.he.~;kaia rlboUa
work of hatcheries aj..~un,~ co Jec-ive fazrns). (2p,.,b ra~xjby 0,01.
E-Ds!kva, Sellkhozgiz, 1.Q.1 13 1).
r- I Vol. 7, No. 7, Oct. 1,",-L,
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KOSOY, I.M., kandidat meditsinskikh nauk; MINIMA, Yu.P.
I--- e :~?; -A "I Wbl-~VQJ
Obstetrical and gynecological servLce for the population of
Stupino. Vop.okh.mat. i dot. 1 no-1:71-76 ja-F 156. (MLBA 9:9)
1. Iz Stupinskoy gorodskoy bolinitay (glavnyy vrach V.P.Grinavtoeva)
(STUPINO--ROSPITALS, GYMOLOGIG AND OBSTMIC)

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KALININA, Z., agronom
Intervarletal corn hybrids in the forest-steppe zone of Siberia.
Nauku i pered.op. v eal;)Oos. 8 no.11:52 H '58. (MIRA 11:12)
(Sibe ii-Corn (gaisa))

KALININA, Z.G.
Interv=e'tal bybrids of corn In Siberia. Agrobialogiia no.5:80-85
S-0 158. (MINA 11111)
1. Sibirskiy nauchno-looledovatellskiy Inatitut zhivotnovodstva, g.
Novosibirsk."
(Siberia--Corn brooding)

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GOLIIIKDV, I. III. ; KALILIN71., Z. M.; MIRZIN, 1. 1. ; FLRIIN, It. A.
Mbr., Zlatoustovskiy Metallurgical Plant, -cl9lt8-.
Cand. Technical Sci.
"Production of steel with a minimm striking of (:rzcks, Stall , Wo. 5, 194-B
I

AUTHOR: ANTROPOVA,N.G., KALININA,Z.M., PETROV,A.K., P1 2381
engineers, Metall'ur-g-1-ca-1771'ant of Zlataust.
TITLEt Influence of Deoxidation with Aluminium on Quality of
Structural Steel. (Vliyaniye rankieleniya alyminiyem n& kachestvo
konstruktajonnoy stali, Russian).
PERIODIUM stalls 1957, Vol 17, Nr 1, pp 64 - 69 (U.S.S.R.)
Receivedt 5 / 1957 Reviewed$ 5 / 1957
ABSTRACT: Control of high-quality steel according to the appearance of
fracture makes it possible to ascertain faults which may dis-
appear in the course of further blooming. When investigated,
billets of 200 x 200 and more were found to have no faulto on the
occasion of a control of transversal macro-templets, but at the
point of fracture they were found to have a peculiar crystalline
structure and a characteristic shape at certiin places, which
are distinguished from others by a lighter shade, so-called
"fractures". Investigations showed that aluminium and nitrogen
exercise an essential influence on some properties of alloyed
structural steelv-. In a metal that was previously well de-
oxidized only partof the introduced aluminium combines with
the oxygen remaining in the solution. Aluminium surplus forms
no chemical compounds with nitrogen. During the processes of
crystallization and following cooling of the steel the aluminium
Card 1/2 liquates and is absorbed on the surface of the crystals. Nitrogen,

AUTHOR., KALININA, Z.M., eng. rA - 2421
TITLE: Cc arI-so-n _o7-the Results of Metal Controlling for Fine CraWs in
Billets and in Ready Products. (Sopor3tovleniye kontrolya meWla
na volosoviny v zagotovkakh I gotovylch detalyakh, Ru3sian)
PERIODIOALt Stall, 1957, Vol 17, Nr 3, pp 261-263 (U.S.S.R.)
Received: 5 / 1957 Reviewedi 6 / 1957
ABSTRAM The control of metals for hair-line cracks Is carried out with three
samples which have steps and have a length of 200 mr; they were out
off from any three rods of the finished product. The results were
then regarded as additional characteristics for the smelting quality.
Already in an earlier work (Stall, 1953, Nr 11) the author stated
that, after a 100% control by means of a mapetia defectoscope, there
is no connection whatever between the control data of the billet and
those of the quantity of waste in the finished product. Consequently,
such experiments henceforth were carried out for a aimber of steel
grades, i.e. for castings as well as for forgings. They showed that
a corTeot classification of the metal cannot be achieved with the
blank even if the samples furnished with steps are very accurately
controlled. Therefore, this method of control does not characterize
the properties of the smelt. Besides, this method entails ootaider-
able unproductive losses of material and one cannot absolve the
metallurgical planta of their responsibility for the mste caused
Card 1/2 by hair-line cracks. Evaluation of smelting nwt be carried out by

PA - 2421
Comparison of the Results of Metal Controlling for Pine Cracks
in Billets and in Ready Products.
ASSOCIATICKS:
PRFZMTED BY:
SUBMITTED:
AMIABLE:
a control of the finished parts by means of a defectoscope.
Control for hair-line cracks of the billets must be stopped.
(3 Tables).
Zlatouat Steel Woxics (Zlatoustovskiy metallurgichaskLy zavod)
Libr-ary of Congress
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SOV/ 137-58- 9-18625
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 9, p 66 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Yedneral, F.P., Kalinina, Z.M.
TITLE: Intensification of the Reducing Period in the Melting of Struc-
tural Steel in an Arc Furnace (Intensifikatsiya vosstanovitel'-
nogo perioda plavki konstruktsionnoy stali v dugovoy elektro-
pechi)
PERIODICAL: Izv. vyssh. uchebn. zavedeniy. Chernaya, metallurgiya, 1958,
Nr 2, pp 48-63
ABSTRACT: 21 experimental melts of 45KhNMFA steel were run in 20-t
basic electric arc furnaces in accordance with a procedure in-
cluding blowing the bath with 02 at the end of the oxidizing
period; addition of 2 kg Si-Mn per ton metal after the blow and
of 3/4 kg Mn-Si-Al or Si-Mn-Ca per t after the skimming of
the Fe-Cr oxidizing slag, the alloys being in 4:1:0.5 and 1: 1:0.5
ratio, plus slag formers in the amount of 3.516 of the weight of
the metal; deoxidation of the slag by ground Si-Ca and coke
breeze; holding of the metal under the white slag for 40 min;
introduction of 0.3-0.4 kg Al/t before tapping, and 0.7 kg Si-
Card 1/2 Ca/t in the ladle. The total length of the refining period was

SOV/137-58-9-18625
Intensification of the Reducing Period in the Melting (cont.)
60-70 min. By sampling the slag and metal during the malt and by tests of
the finished rolled product it was established that the 0, N, and H contents
before tapping were respectively 0.0042-0.0048%, 0.0094% and 4.9 cm3/ 100
g, while the final metal contained 0.012% S. The macroscopic structure and
mechanical properties of the steel in these experimental heats was satisfac-
tory, and seams were fewer than in steel melted the usual way, while con-
tarnination with nonmetallic inclusions was no higher than with the latter.
The duration of the experimental heat was 171o shOTter than the usual, con-
sumption of electrical energy dropped 171/o, and 02 consumption came to
10 m3/t. Bibliography: 6 references.
A.Sh.
1. Steel--Melting 2. Furnaces--Applications 3. Indust,--ial production
--Development
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PME I BOOK EXPLOITATION BOV/5319
K&Uv4n&,, Zoya Mikhayloyns,
................
Defekty legirovannykh staley (Defects of Alloyed Stools) Sverdlovsk, MOtallurgizda,4
1960. 247 p, Errata slip inserted. 4,,700 copies printed,#
Reviewer: V.G. Speranskiy; Ed.: M.I. Vinograd; Ed, of Publishing House: M.M.
Byrchinal'Tech. Ed*: Ye.D. Turkina.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for techniedl personnel of plant laboratories smd
engineering inspection unitv of'steel mills. It may also be used by students at
schools of higher education.
COVEWE:. Defects observed in the production of alloyed-steal blank are classified
and-factors affecting steel properties and the quality df fIrAshed products are
analyzed. Aleo, described vie methods of preventing defecto and rejeots In high-
quality steels. These methoda resulted fran investigation and inspection work
carried out at the Z3.atoustovskiy metallurgicheekly zavod, (Zletoust Metallurgical
Plant) under the supervision of I.N, Golikov, Doctor of Technical Sciences. The
author thanks A.S..Samoylova; K.S. Shmatko, L.S. Wryzbko, A.M. Danilov., LoMo
Danilova,!Ye.M. Poznyakova, V.S. Borisova, and Ye L. Napalkove. for their assist-
ance. There araI45 references., all Soviets
caxA_~

ZHILO, N~L.; KALININA, ZJ!,
At the Chelyabinsk I-Letallurgical Research Institute. Stall
22 no.9:816, 80 6 t62. (MIRA 15:11)
(Chelyabinsk--Metallurgical research)

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S/133/63,/000/004/OOZ/Oll
A054/A126
AUTHORSs Kapellnitakiy, V. 0., Shved, F. I., Yartsevo M. A.s Tulin, N. A.#
P Sergeyev, A. B. Morenishchava, 1. 1., Kalininat
,_.M Pozdnyakov, M. V.
TITLEt Melting of steel and alloys in vacuum furnaces
PERIODICAL: Stall no. 4, 1963, 325 - 328
TEXT: MX 15 (ShKhl5) and X2OH80 (KhMI80) grado stools often display
spotty liquation, bright streaks, and bright skins. Tests for eliminating these
defects were carried out by V. N. Kuzovatoy, R. F. Maksutov, 0. Ye. Kysina,
A. V. Shelgayeva, L. A. Zhivichkin, Yu. A. Gayduk, V. S. Galyan, D. A. Sookov,
1. 1. M=elev, 0. 1. Parabina ot &I. To pi-evant the rotating wvcment of the
liquid metal, the circuit scheme was modified (under the Control of 1. S. Plnchuk,'
Candidate of Technical Sciences) and upon the suggestion a the N1114 (Cliella-
binskly nauchno-iouledovatellsldy institut metallurgii/C~elyAinsk Scientific
Research Institute of Metallurgy) all iferromagnetic partg were eliminnted from
the electric system which then was redesigned on a bifila3~-coaxlal scheme. In
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Melting of steal and alloys in vacuum furnaces A054/A126
the current system of the arc a negative reversed connection was realized for
gonarator-induotion. The are was kept conatnnt by a NIDI-pulso Oenarator. 7h*
steal for the self-baking electrode3 was procluced according to the standard
method, while care was taken to limLt the content of 3 to 0.006% and that of P
to 0.015%. The induction type vacuum furnace ( OK13-571B /OXB-571B) with a ca-
pacity of 0.5 ton and a vacuum of llu Hg, supplied by a high frequency
Bro -250-2500/VGO-250-2500 type generator, %rith an inductor voltage of 1,000
(formerly 2,000) and a frequency of 2,500 cP3 was also revised. The vacuum Fys-
tem consisted of 5 mechanical ( Hi -6r IVN-60) and 3 oil-vapor ( BH-45oq/W-45oo)
pumps. The furnace construction was improved (in co-operation with 121a Vsoso-
yuznyy ralichno-issledovatel'skiy institut elaktrotekhnicheskogo obom-Aovaniya/
All-Soviet Scientific Research Institute of n-loctrotechnical Apparatuo and the
Cholya.binsk Saiontific Research Institute of Metallurgy) by fixing the inductor.
more x1gidly, by applying lover-type vacuum reals, suitable for application in
the mnemonic furnace control system, by redesigning the feeding, til~,Lng app&ra-
tus, eta, The crucible material - having a marked effect on the metal quality
was also tested. The most uniform macrostructure was obtained with crucible
of melted magnesits, and 30 ~LHg was found to be ths,optimum vacuum . 1 The affect
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Malting of steel and alloys In vacuum furnaois 054/Ai26
of the reduction of the alloys on their ductility in forging was a2so studied.
The forging properties were improved by adding a niokel-magnesiun me0aralloy and
oal"um silicate to the bath prior to tappirU, calculating 0.12 - 0.15% magnesium
for the finished metal. Wires with a 30 A4thiokneas,cauld be drawn from the
metal produced under the modified conditions. There am 4 figures.
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AUTHOR: Kalinina, Z. M.
ORG: Chelyabinsk Scientific Research Institute of Metallurgy
TITLE: Study of the quality of alloy steels and alloys by ultrasonic testing
SOURCE: Stall, no. 1, 1966, 83
TOPIC TAGS: alloy steel, ultrasonic flaw detector, metal test, steel/EI-961 steel,
EI-481 steel, 30KhGSNA steel, BI-437B R1107 steel
ABSTRACT: Established standards for ultr4sonic g a tior, 6 ul t tXhn, conditio 8
fcr surface prepar'qLtion of ingots (175 mm~ and lar ! ge;ppr:c:d as for