SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KALYANA, K.R. - KALYATSKIY, I.I.

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ZJIUDRO, V.K., deputat Verkhovnogo Soveta SSSR, mokhanizator; LADANI,
A.M.,, kukuruzovod, dvazhdy Geroy Sotsialisticheskogo Truda;
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NULDREV, V. F. and PALYANOV, B. I.
1. imestigation of Ultmsonic Velocity and AbE;orption in Liq-~iids of Constatn
Density by the Pulfin l,.llcbtctl."
paper p-rescntca at 4th All-Union Conf. on Acoustics, 1140ocow, 2 1 I-lay - S Jun 58.

KAI I YAITCV) B. I.
"Absorption of Sound In the Critioal -Region."
"Investigation of Phenomena Aooompanying the Propagation of Ultrasound and Mebbods
to be used in Work in this Field: The Pu-Ise Mahtod of Measuring Absorption,"
reporVpresented at tho 6th Sci. Conference on the Application of Ultrasound
in the investigation of Matter, 3-7 Feb 1958, organized by Min. of Education
md RSIM and, Moscow Oblast Pedagogic Inst. im N. K. Krupskaya.

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TITIZ: Investigation of tho Frequency-Temperature Dependence of the
00ft-ficjLent -of Absorption of Mtra - wmd of YAtbyl Acetate in the
Critical Region klesledovaniye char-totno-tomperaturnoy zavisimosti
kooffitsiyenta pogloshcheniya ulftrazvulm v kriticheskoy oblasti
matilatsetata)
M.IODIGAL: Almsticheskly Zhurnal, 1958, Vol IV, Nr 2, pp 197-199 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Only one paper kRef 1) reports the frequency dependence of the
absorption coefficient 0 of ethyl acetate in the critical region.
The present author extended this work to the frequency dependence of at
in the critical region for m6thyl acetate. Freqaency dependence
of atfor methyl acetate In the td6porature interval -4000 to +40cC
vas reported in Ref 2. ka'asurements on methyl acetate (critical
temperature 233.70) were made at 9 frequencies in the region
5-14 Mc/a. The authors used a pulse technique (Ref 3) to measure
the coefficient of absorption aL. In this technique two reflectors
are placed at different distances from a quartz generator. At
temperatures 10-200 below the critical the pulse corresponding to
the farther reflection disappears bvause of strong absorption and
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Investigation of the Frequency-Tewperature Dependence of the Coefficient Of
Aboorption of Mft&gioUnd of Methyl, Acetate in the Critical Region
then the method of one fixed distance is used. The results of
moasurements In the forin of dependence of ot/V2 on frequency V and
on tam arature In the critical region are given in Fig 1. The value
of -0 E a~ on frequency and the observed decrease of
ov~ 2 with%o "ac ratteristic of relaxational processes . This is
also confirmed by the behavi(x,r of the product of the excess
absorption and -wavelengthP - OL xcess.*~6 (Fig 2). The maximum
value of jA near the criticX point decreases somewhat (Fi& 3); the
frequency corresponding to the maximum of yLis approximately 7 1 Me/a.
The results reported show that the frequency dependence of WVi which
was first obtained for wethyl acetate in the region -40OG to +40OG
holds at temperatures up to the critical point. There are 3 figures
and 5 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy oblastnoy ?a,dagogicheskiy Iastitat imeni N.K. Krups1coy
(Moscow Regional pedagogical Institute imeni N.K. Krupskaya)
SUBUTTED s November 10, 1957
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AUTHORS s Kallyanov, B,-I. and Nozdrev, V#F.
TITIZ: An Investigation of the Velocity and the Absorption Coefficient of
Ultrasound in Sthyl Acetate at Constant Density (Isslodovaniye skorosti
I koeffitsients, pogloshchaniya ulltrazvuka v atilateetate pri
postoyannoy plotrosti)
FERIOOICAL; Almstichesiciy zhurnal, 1959, Vol 5, Nr 3, pp 370-371 (USSR)
ABSTRILCT: The velocity and absorption of ultrasound in ethyl acetate vas measured
in the frequency interval 10-33 Me/ai at constant density of 0.867 &/=3.
The authors used a pulse technique with two fixed distances ti and 12
between a quartz (radiating in two directions) and two reflectors (Ref 3).
The time interval between two pulses mhich passed the distances t, and (2
gave the ultrasound velocity and the difference in their amplitudes was
used to deduce the absorption coefficient. The pressures developed at
various temperatures under the conditions of constant density are given in
a table on p 370. Measurements wera-carried out up to 1600G (-1000 atm).
Fig 1 shows the experimental values of the ultrasound velocity in M/Sec
as a fun7tim of temporaturej the dashed curve shows the 41ocity of
Ca rd 1/3 ultrasoudd In ethyl acetate along the saturation line. Fig 1 shows that
above SOOC the rate of fall of the velocity of ultrasound with temperature

SOV/46-5-3-18/32
An Investigation of the Velocity and the Absorption Coefficient of Ultrasound in
Ethyl Acetate at Constant Density
is decelerated, the velocity then passes through a minimum and finally
starts' to rise practically linearly with temperature. The main results
obtained on absorption of ultrasound are listed in the table on p 370
which. gives the values of gL/V2 x 1017 (where :o is the frequency) as a
function of temperature, pressure and frequency. Between 20 and SOOG the
value of tyv rises with temperature at all frequencies, and the results
in this range of temperatures are equivalent'to those obtained in the
study of the absorption coefficient along the saturation line. When e
becomes coast., between 60 and 16000, the value of vL/-02 falls with rise
of temperature. At all temperatures the value of vt/V2 decreases with rise
of frequencys the frequency dependence is fairly accurately described by
the Well-imown relaxation fo=ula (Fig 2)
B + A/Cl + (V2/-P2)j
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An Investigation of the Velocity and the Absorption Coefficient of Ultrasound in
Ethyl Acetate at Constant Density
where -jP - 14 t 1 Ma/s at const. from 60 to 16000. There are 2
figures, 1 iable and 3 references, 1 of 'which is Soviet, 1 English and
1 French.
MOGUTION Woo kovoici7 oblastnoy pedagogicheskiy inatitut im. N.K. Krupalcoy
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SUENMTTED: February 25, 1959
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COVFUGE i The boolc oontaito 24 or the 26 reports road at the
Conference oa Critical Phonomona and Fluctuations in Solutions
organized by the Chemioal Division of 11o3cow State Univeroity,
Sanuary 26-28, 1960. 7he reports contain reaulto of invosti-
gatIons carried out in recent years by Soviet physicists,
ohomists, and heat potter engineers. Ilie Organizing Committee
of the Conference was composed of Profeaoor Kh. 1. Amirkhanov,
A. Z. Golik, 1. R. Krichevskly (Chairman), V. K. Somenchenko,
A. V. Storonkin, I. Z. Fisher, and M. I. Shakhparonov (Deputy
Chairman). ieferenaes accompany IndivIdual articles.
TABLE OF COITTENTSt
Foreword
Amirldianov, Kh. I., A. M. Kerlmov, and B. G.-Alibekov.[Lab-
oratoriya molekulyarnoy fiziki, Dagostanskiy filial All SSSR
Laboratory of Molecular Physics, Dagestan Branch, AS USSR).
..Thermophysical Fropertles of Matter at Critical Temperature
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ITI rV IM IT VIV!
Critical Phenomena and Fluctuations SOV15-469
Alldiadov, Ya. YU., and ;1. 1. Shallchparonov (Laboratoriya fiziko-
khimii rastvorov, XhimicKc-sldy f-aku-ITU-et, Noskovokiy go;3udarBt-
venyy univeraitet Im. 14. V. Lomonosova -- L~-boratory of
the Physical Chouistry of 86lutiono, Chemintry Diviulon, Mom?
State Untversity Imeni M. V. Lomonoaov). Dielectric rroportles
of Solutlons in a Superhigh Froquonoy rriolde,-d Concentration
Fluotuatlona
Beridze, D. K., and M. I. ShalchT)aronov [Laboratory or Phyal-
ca2 Chemlatry of Solutions, Chcz-~u-mr-yDivinion, Noscow State
University lTaenl X. V. LomQnocov]. Li&ht. Scattering in Solu-
tions Having a Critical Stratification Point
Vuka, M. F., and L. I. Lianyanakly [Laboratorlya molokulyarnoy
optiki, Fizicheakly fakulitet, Laningradskiy goaudarotvennyy
universitat Im. A. A. Zhdanova -- Laboratory of Molocular
option, physics Division, Leningrad'State University imeni
A. A. 2hlanovl. Intermolecular Interaction and Light Seat-
tering in Solutions of Pyridine andc(- Picoline In Water
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Zatz;epina, L. P., and M. 1. Shalchnaronov (Laboratory of the
Physical Chemistry of So-ru-Ti-ono, dFir__,Hfstr~ Division, 1,11oocow
State Un:ivernity imeni M. V. Lomoncoov]. Fayleigh I4ght
Scattering in Nitrobenzone -- Cyolohoxano and Ethyl Alchol -
- Diothyl=ine Solution* 32
Kasimov, R. M., and M. 1. Shakhparonoy,[Laboratory of the
Ehysical Chemistry 61'-S-61ml-6-nd ;7G-1i&-iis try Division, Moscow
State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov). Dielectric Proper-
ties of Solutions In Electrom=Znotic Fields of the Millimetric
Band and Concentration.Fluctuations 37
Krichevskiy, I. R., and H, Ye. Khazanova. (Laboratorlya vysokikh
davlenly OIAP -_ Laboratory of High-Prosoure (Studies], I'lon-
cow Statd Design and Planning-Scientific Researoh Institute of
the Nitrogen Indutstry]. Diffusion of Liquid and GaseouB Solu-
tions in the Critical Region 45
Krichevokly, 1. R., and Yu. V. Taekhantskaya [Laboratory of
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High-Pra6sure [Studies], GIAPI. Kinetics of Heterogeneous
Procebses in the Critical Region 54
Krichevskiy, I. R N Yo. Khazanova, and L. R. Linshitis [Lab-
oratory or High P~013s~ro EStudioaj,'!GIAPI. Liquid-Vapor
Equilibrium in the Critical Region of Liquid-System. Strati-
fication 61
Lomova, 11. 11, and PI I. ShaPbparoov [Mbor6tory of tho
Physical Chcmist;i--1:10~0,Mwions, dahidtry BIvIsion, Moscow
State University imeni 14. V. Lomononov). Permittivity and
Molecular Structure of Solutions 73
Lanshina, L. V., and M. I. Shakhparonov [Laboratory of the
Phycical Chcmistry of 0 U'.Fon-s, C-h-om-I-Ftry Division, Moscow
State University imoni M. V. Lomonosov]. 11iin Structuro of
the Line of Rayloigh;Light Scattering in Solutiona 77
14okhov, N. V., and Ya. M. Labkovskiy [Kafodra dzporimontallnoy
fizikI)Dnepropetrovakiy goeudarstvenro7universitet .--,Depart-
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nont of Experimental Physics, N, opropotrovolt Stanto Univornity).
lavostigation of Donsity Fluotuationa Lz Mhor and Bonzeno
Banad on X-Ray Scattering at Narrow Anglos 81
Moldhov, 71. V., and 1. V. Kirsh [D~partmcnt of. Mporimantal
Physioa, Dnapropotrovsk State University) Variation In the
Sizes of Concentration Fluotuationa In Rolatlonship.to'Tcm-
poraturp and Concentration in Binary Liquid Syotoma Having
an Upper Critical Dissolving Tcmporaturo 89
Nozdrov,.V, F., B. I. Kal,,~w and M. G. Shirko vich [11o.-,kov-
skiy oblastnoy jho_aSj'z_;og e gody InDtItut -- ftdapgical In."ti-
T
tute of the MC306vi Oblast). Hypersonic.Invcstigation~ in
Organic Liquids at Constant Danuity In the Vicinity oi the
Critical State 93
Rott, L. A. (Mimakiy lesotekhnichookiy inatitut Minsk-
Forestry Engineering Institute]. Concerning the Diffusion in-
the Critical Stratification Region 102
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Roolichina, 0. P. (Laboratoriya molekulyarnoy fiziki, Fizi-
che--kiy falculltet, Kiyovskiy gorudarAve-nnyy univorcitet Im.
T. G. Shavchonko -- * Laboratory of 11olecular Physics, DJvi-
nion of Physics, Klyev State Unlvcraity Imeni T. 0. Shavchenkol
Invoatigation of Fluctuations in Solutionn by the Mothod of
Id.C-;ht Scattering 109
Olcripov, V. P; (Laboratorlya molelculyarnoy fiz1)cijUral1skiy'
Dolitalchnichaskly Inatitut im. S. M. Mrova -- Laboratory of
Molecular Physics, Ural Polytechnic Institute imeni S. N.
Kirov]. Special Structural Features of Matter in the Vicin-
ity of the Critical Point and Transfer Phenomena 11T
8%-Ipov, V. P., and YU. D. Kolpakov (Laboratory of Molecular
~h~ajcs, Ural Polytechnic Institute Imeni S. It. Kirov, and
the Laboratoriya toplofizikl',Urallskly filial M SSSR --
Thermophyvica Laboratory, Ural Branch, AS USSR]. Light Scat-
tering in Carbon Dloxlde along Pre- and Post-Critical Isotherms 126
Smirnov B. A. (Institut peftekhimicheokogo sinteza AN SSSR
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Institute of Petrochemical Synthesis, AS USSR (MoscOWD) Visual
Obaervations In the Critical Region
Fisher, 1. Z., and V. K. Prokhorenko. Concerning the Fluot-
uationa of Coordination Numbers in Liquids
Fisher, I. Z. (Belozzusm'dF Gosudarstvennyy Univer.91tet -- Belo-
russian State University (Minsk)) Correlation Analysis of the
Critical Point
,,~hakhRU',oppy,_ ?4,1. j1&watm7 of the ftjiml Chemistry of Solu-
tiona, Ohettistrk__Mvision, Moscow State University imeni M. V.
Lomonosov]. Fluatuationa In Solutions
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Shimanskayaj Ye. T., and A. Z. Golik [Laboratory ok Molecular
Physics, Physion Division, Kiyev State University Imeni T. 0.
Shevchenko]. Investigation of the Critical State, Liquid-
Vapor, of Solutions by Tepler's Method
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Shf.manzkaya, Ye. Top Yu, 1; Shimanckiy, and A. Z. Golik (Lab-
oratory of Molecular PhyDUD, Xvision of PhyDico, JUyev
State Univerzity imeni To 0. Shevchankol. Inveatigation of
the Critical State of Pure Substancen by Topler's Nothod 171
Razolution of the Conference on Critical Phenomena and Fluc-
tuationa in Solutions 189
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5644
Vserossiyskaya konfeventstya professorov I prepodavateley pedagogicheskikh
insi itutov
Prittictionlyr till tranituntiki k Issledovaniyu veshchesiva. * vyp. 10. (Utilization
oC Mtrnsonics for the Investigation of Materials. no. 10) Moscow, Izdrvo
MOPI, 1901). 321 p. 1000 copies printed.
Eds. : V. F. Nozdrev, Professor, and D. 13. Kudl*yavtLqLlv. Professor,
PURPOSE: This book is intended for physicists and engineers interested in
ultrasonic engineering.
CaVERAGE: The collection of articles reviews present-day research In the
application of ultrasound In medicine, chemistry, physics, metallurgy, cc-
rainics, petroleum and mining engineering, defectoscopy, and other ficlds.
No personalities are mentioned. References accompany individual articles.
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Utilization of Ultrasonics (Cont. SOV/5644
Ult.rasonic-Wave Absorption in Binary Liquid Systems
Components of Which Exhibit Anomolous Absorption 291
Kall-ya ov. B, 1. , and V. F. Nozdrev [Moscow Oblast
Poly-technical Institute imeni N. K. Krupskaya]. Study
of the Rate and Coefficient of Absorption of Ultrasound
in Ethyl Acetate at Constant Density 305
Zarembo, L. K. , and V, A. Krasill nikov [Mosk. tekhnol. in-t
legk. pr-sti, MGU - Moscow Technological Institute of
Light Industry, Moscow State University). Problem of
the Effect of Non-Linear Distortions of Wave Form on the
Accuracy of Measuring Low-Amplitude Ultrasonic-Wave
Absorption 317
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AUTHORSi Nozdrev, V.P., Kallyanov, B.I., Shirkevich, M.G.
TI Ultra"aooustio studies in organic liquids at a constant density near
or,ttical state
PERIODICALI Referativnyy zhurnal. Fizika, no, 9, 1961, 294, abstract gZh437.(V
ob, "Krit1ch. yavleniya i fluktuataii v rastvorale , Moscow, AN SSSH,
196o, 93 - 1011)
'T'W: The authors measured the velocity a of ultrasound and absorptionoc
in'methyl alcohol att-J6 me and in ethyl aoetate at 1O_j3,Mc at a constant densi-,
ty. It follows from the measurement results that at P w.const T const, func-
tion o - a (p) (p is. pressure) has a minimum and' function c~, / Y ~ . (p) has a
maximum at the pressure of saturated vapor. At w-oonst near the saturation
line,'there is-a. pretraxisition region in which o/ 6T ind A tG/ L T change their
signs. On the basis of experimental results, heat capacity of methyl alcohol
is.determined. In the suberAtioal region at the pressurle of saturated vapor, op.
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ov, and op/ov sbow discontinuities. In ethyl acetate relaxation frequency (rV14
Mo) does not change in the temperature range from 20 to 1600C ifP const. Dis-
persion is calculated to be o0o -~ao - 0.1 0,2 M/seo.
L. Zarembo
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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AUTHOR: Kal'yanov, B.I.
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Determining ultra sound velocity from periodic
variation of phase relationships of two sound pulses
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. 2, 1961, 12, abstract 2 E98 (V sb. Primeneniye
ul'traakust. k issled. veshchestva, no. 11, M.,
1960, 173-179)
TEXT: The pulse method of determining the velocity of ultra sound
from the pulse time delay difference gives errors - 3 - 57*. Pulse
repetition frequency and phase methods are more accurate. The
first of these methods gives a high instrumental accuracy, but ex-
hibits systematical. errors due to the distortion of the leading, edge
of the pulses. These errors are absent in the phase tRethod; more-
over, the interference is often used between the pulse from the
receiver crystal and the reference pulse so that the phase relation-
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ships are measured between interference signals. 'The following
method of measurement is described: two reflectors are placed at
both sides of the quartz, one of which can be moved about without
going out of parallel and the displacement of it is measured. The
quartz radiates in both directions in the given liquid. The re-
flected pulses are received by the same quartz, detected and app-
lied to the vertical deflection plates of a CRO. When one of the
reflectors is being displaced, the amplitude of pulse at the CRO
screen goes through a maximum. The velocity of ultra sound can be
determined from the niunber of extrema and from the path leligtli~
The experiments were carried out at a frequency of 12 Mc/s. 'I'he
accuracy of velocity determination is 0.2 - 0.3% and can be in-
creased up to 0.1%. 2 figures. 10 references.
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Eallp-mov, D. G. - IlKey problems in the ol' -eremnlal
11.10D~rcct crop rotl-Ai''on in the steppes of "llicu Ukrainian S31"ll, Tru6y DnC.",pror.rAr..
I r: 18* iteiz.
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i,'allyanov, D.9. "Nethads of combat'ng the JerLsalem artich-oke ir order to
I IaLF_l the con-Laminat -on of the flelds and t"','6 OOSS li ty Of CL1',iVa'__;nr-
elj qj
it in I x1cler-cron rotation" Trudy Dnepr3pctr. s. -kh. irt%. Vol. 11-1.'L-1)
SO: 11-3261, 10 April 53, (Letooislzhurnal 'nykh Sta!c-,,, N.D. 12, 19L.9

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Grasses
Causes of destruction of perennial grasses and relation to sowing periods., Korm. baza,3
No- 1, 1952.
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Grasses - Ukraine
Perenniul grav-ee for crop rotation in lowlands and irrigated areas In the steppe
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Monthly List of RUSSian Accessions, Library of Congress,Ncember 1954"". Unclassified.

KALIYAIN'OV, D. G.
Gra.3ses - Uk-raine
Ferennial gra.,~ses and grass mixtum for field and forage crop rotiations in the
steppe zone of the Ukrainian Komi. baza 4, No. 3, 1953.
Monthl List of Russian Accession5, Librar7 of Congress, June 195.1- Uncl.

KAL'YANOVp E., starshiy leytenant
Depths are subject to the strong. Voon.znan. 39 no.9:11-12
S !63. (MIRA 16:10)

KALlY lnzll,,; BOGOMOLOV, Yu.A., inzh.
'Wit
Tractor operations rrieter for determining the engineering and economic
indices of tractor-driven units. Trak-t. i sellkho=ash. nn.71U~15 Jl
165. (MIRA l8t7)
1. Gosadarstvannyy soyuznyy nauchno-issledovatells~ly traktornyy in-
stitut (for Killyanov). 2. Podmoskovnaya nauchno-issledovateltskaya
ispytatelInaya stantsiya Gomidarstmennogo soyii?,nogo nauchno-issledovatell-
skogo traktornogo instituta (for Bogomolov).

UL'YANOV, G. S.
KAL'YANOV, G. S.
Irrigation Farming
Technological and utilitarian Indexes of an electric sprinkler systam. Sellkhozmashina,
no. 7, 19!i2.
Monthly jjgj of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, October 1952, UNCLASSIFIED.

1jA1-M3-1F1-'V I 11111,11IF1134 11111, 951111; :,!1! 1, P41%MI IP 1~- I IT! I; ;- 1'.- -,.. --,
MIYANOV, G.S., kandidat takhnichookikh naak.
-,-i
Water losses In sprinkler watering. Gidr. I mel. 6 no.11:12-18
N 154. (MLRk 7:11)
(Irrigation)

KLL1YANOVb,,-x,,,~pndidat tokhnichookikh nauk.
Rr, :5
-- ,
Ways of Improving the uniformity of sprinkler'irrigation.
Sellkhozmashina no-7:3-7 J1 154. (XLRA 7:7)
(Sprinkler irrigation)

KAL'YABOV,G.S., kandidat te)dmicheskikh nauk
%MMo-,vvM*
Consumption of power In sprinkler Irrigation. Bellkhozmashina
no.8:10-11 Ag'55. (MMA 8:11)
(Sprinkler irrigation)

ICALITANOV, G.B., kwdidst tekhatcheekikh nauk.
%No. -mount
Calculating the operating efficieney of sprinkling machines.
Sellkhosmashina no.5:11-13 NY 156. (NWU 9:8)
(Spriwasrs)

" A
KALIYANOV) K.G.
Guniting of ga3 conduits in underjot coRo ovens. Koks i khim, no.10:
24-26 162, 1. (MMA 16:9)
1. KokookhimiotantaiYa&
(Coke ovams-4taintonance and repair)

. XLLITLNOY
Zfeat of %be type of door lining on the strength of coke-oven
brickvork. Koks i khtm. no.6:22-28 160. (MIRA 13:7)
1, Kok9okhtmetantatya,
(Ooke ovens)

KALIYANOV9 K.G.
Method of temperature measurement on the brickwork surface of
the coking chamber. Koko i khim. no.12s29-33 162. (KMA 1683.)
1. Koksokhinstantsiya,
(coke ovens) (Temperature-Measurement)

004 M,
*0
004 i
The *hOllift out of owns Ifrom textUnI, M,-A,Koi*-
ywwv No Z. F. xacbergina. Avapthdio-Bufflashnayd
NO$M;'IM, No. 10, 3W40; Kkint, Rrfrral. Zku,. 1940,
No. 0. 118; d. C. A. 36, 30P.-I'he fabric, %std. with
"min and starch siting was immersed 30 tint" in pure
water sod in 025% Nil okste Wit. at variuu% temps.
7U hibric was washed. dried wit bout stretching at , oot 1
tm*, vad the amt. of the "all ldt behind after the wxh-
In istas detil. by the risiktatim method. The stnit. of the
2.8 .W.W in ti, 1"1'k is , IZOT (Unction of the
temp. of Um soap solo. between 201 and fkj*. At ml a
liMm wM4JWthe;I-tirvc'ta7 parallel In the x -axiq aWre
thisi,omp. Thh U attributed to an optimum ralloidal
state of the soap Wa. at 000,vhkh produces a max. vra~h-
losefiett. tnenizinSibero.ofitnnkiidmsoftbefaf)tk
has Uttk effect Am the washing out of starch sizirt. bot in.
the washins out of min siting. There
is len Wit the fabric after washing in wap Wn.
than after washing in water. Steaming the fabric de-
vroun the washing out of the siting. W. R, Items
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Zeiw AM A 31W.-nie influence of temp. on the
IRS ;6t cRivienins 141ent, Irml cotton fabrics is owy
di4bt up to 70' for starch-contit. thtckening asestm.
*Mts coutIC. natural rubber am awn scusi.
fly*totemp. in Ord" somw.4haramd.t~1kic"Ofagod
rnsiialq In 0* fabric the wwihedsample was boiled with
2% His% and natter deld. by the dichrmate metboct
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MOYANOV,M.A.; SHTZKM,O.A.
Method of determining the plasticity of acetyl cellulose etrol (a
plastic materials Khi7n.iDrom.no.3:81-82 Mr,47. (MLRA 8:12)
1. Nachallnik Nauchno-leeledovatellskoy laboratorii Vladimirskogo
khinicheskogo savoda (for Shtekker) 2. InEhener Nauchno-issledovatell-
skoy laboratorli Vladimirskogo khimicheskogo zavoda (for Kallyanov)
(Plastics)

.11-1--,-n-11.11, 111--!II-1111-
LEONOV, M.V.p OSTEMOLKOV, N.N.;,Uj~
Newplastics for stamping tools. Mashinostroitell no.12t
28-30 D 164, (MIRA 18 2)

IIELEBERDAP B., inth.-stroitell; XALIYANOV, 0., brigadir
Let's use economical designs of rafter trusseo. Sill.bud. 12
no.2:7.8 F 162. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Pershotravnevskoye rayonnoye otdaleniye "Sillgoaptekhniki"
Donetakoy oblasti (for Keleberda). 2. Stroitelinaya brigada
kolkhoza imeni Lenina Pershotravnevskogo rayona, Donetakoy
oblasti (for Kallyanov). (Trusses)

V,AL'TAROY,,&A"_ inobener; BRUHM, Ya.l., inshener; RUDNITSKIY. L.S..
--~-__Gz hener; IWTESHOV, N.P., insbener; TIZWKIT, B.B., inzbener;
CIMKUN, N.A., inzbener; SUSWVICH. Z.I., inzbener-, ZABKLIN. H.K..
inzbener.
Improving the quality of cast-iron rolls for shape rolling.
Stall 16 no-7:647-649 Jl '56. (MIRA 9:9)
1. Zavod imeni Dzerthinakogo, Dnepropetrovokly chugunovall-
teedelatetOnyy zavod i Dnepropetrovskiy metallurgicheekly
Institut.
(Rolle (Iron mills)--Qaality control)

Lmia.l ANOVt V. PmRoamov YE. I ORYAZEvt 14
5460 Kallyanovi V. Ploolichanko.. Ye. I Gryazevt 1. Rethim ekonceii na
predplyatit i stroyka. Taa, obllmlgoizdat, IM9 40 a. 20 am. 4,000 eks.
70K - Neobl avt. n* t*avowy.
Soderzh: V. Kallyanov. Itexhis ekonomil-oanova rosta proisvodetva - R.
Plsnhchenko. Putiekonomii V stroitalletvo. - i. aryazov. Vabompboys
usloviye onlzheniya Bovesetoimosti-(55-1075) P 69.0033. & 339./+4z6g(47.391)
SD: Kni2bwqa latopial . Vol. 1. 1955

K&I I YANOV, V,
in the we= waters of the Barents Sea. Vokrug ffv'eta ~uc.10:44
0 155. (Awents sea) (KLU 9;1)

AV 6 V,
Wilvilp-11911111 11111IR1111 M11 IMP if 11 fill UNIMI: ad, I j
112-2-4759
TRANSLATION FROM: Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika, 1957,
Nr 2, P. 326 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Kallyanov, Y_- -A., Romanova, V. M.
TITLE: The Temperature-Velocity 'relation of Ultrasound in For-
miates at Low Temperatures (0 temperaturnoy zavisimasti-
-q.korosti ul'trazvuka v.formiatakh pri nizkilch
temperaturakh)
PERIODICAL: Sbornik stud. nauch, rabot po yestestv.-matem. tsiklu.
Mosk. obl. ped..in-t, 1956, Nr 1, pp. 65-71
ABSTRACT: The speed of ultrasound was measured in the temperature
interval -40' to + 20*. The law of corresponding states for the
speed of sound and adiabatic compressibility, Rao's law, es-
tablishing the relation between the speed of sound, the molecu-
lar speed of sound, the density and the molecular weight of a
liquid, and Lagemann's ratio relating the temperature coeffi-
cient of the speed of sound to the molecular weight,of the liq-
uid were confirmed on the basis of these measurements. The mesa-
urements were made by the optical method (the diffraction of
Card 1/2

112-2-4759
The Temperature-VelOcitY Relation of Ultrasound In (Cont.)
I light on ultrasonic waves in a liquid).
L.M.L.
I
ASSOCIATION: Moscow Oblast Pedagogical Institute (Mosk. obl.
ped. in-t)
Card 2/2

KALIYANOVP V.A.; SHMI)MV, V.Z.
Use of an electron coin=tator in checking the identuity of
seismic amplifiers. Razved. i prom. geofiz. no.,004-37 163
(MIw, 18:1)

1.
2.
MSFAM"Ilt 'V , ~'t. IKAO Roll, V.
USM (600)
4. Bararmilcov, Aleksei Petrovich, 1890-1952
7. In camamoration of Aleksei, Petrovich Barannikov. Izv. AN SSSR. Otd. lit. i iaz. 12P
no. 1, 1953,
9. Monthly List of RussianAccessions, Library of Congress, may -1953. Unclassified.

KAPYANOVO V.I., inzh.
Use of hydraulic dampers for damping the vertical vibrations of
locomotives, Vest. TSNII MPS 24 no.2:21-25 165.
(MIRA 18t5)

BAGRTANSKIr, I.J.0 kandstekhn.nauk; DOBB)TIM, Z.A., kand.tekhu.neuk;
SaPIII, V.T., Inzh.; MIYANOV, V.S., Inzh.
Effect of operating conditions on the chemical composition of
metals deposited under a ZhS-type ceramic flux. Svar.proizv.
no.8.-20-22 Ag 16o. WU 13 S 7)
1. Zhdwwvskiy metallurgichaskiy institut.
(Hard facing) (Flux(RetallurCr))

41
S/135/62/OW/010/001/006
A006IA101
AUr.qo&,.: Bagryanskiy, K. V., Candidate of Technical Science4z- ~yanov,
V. N,,_Engineer
TITLE: Investigating the phase composition of some multi-layer deposits
PERIODICAL: Svarochnoye proizvodstvq, no. 10, 1962,.9 - 12
TEXT: A theoretical analysis and experimental investigations were made
of the connection between the phase and chemical composition in multi-layer
welding under ceramic fluxes, alloying the built-up metal with,C, Cr, Mn and Si.
Processes of possible structural transformations predetermining the final phase
composition of the metal are demonstrated by calculating the thermai welding
cycle, using the values of linear energy qu/v - 5,.000 - 7,000 c *al/cm, and pre-
heating temperature Tpre. - 330 1 3700C. The theoretical concepts were cheroked
by a series of welded deposits with chemical compositions varying in such a man-
ner that continuously increasing total amounts of ferrite forming elements (Cr,
Sij W, Ti) and austenizers (C, Mn) were obtained. The welds were deposites on
50 - 70 inm thick C T - 3 (St - 3) and 55 X (55Kh) steel plates with C B -08 (Sv-08)
Card 1/8 -7
C.-

Investigating the phase composition of...
S/135/62/000/010/001/006
A006IA101
electrode wire, 4 and 5 mm in diameter, under ceramic fluxe~i yielding basic.
slags. Prior to building-up the specimens were preheated and subsequently coo3ed.
The effect of hard-facing with application of loads and holding at elevated
temperatures upon changes in the structure and hardness was also studied. The
theQretical and experimental data are in a satisfactory agreement. Conclusions:
Under the experimental conditions the phase composition in multi-layer deposi-
tion, at sufficiently high C, Cr and Mn conteht, is mainly determined by the
chemical composition of the section under investigation. When long deposits
are built-up on massive parts under the described conditions, the phase compo-
sition of the deposit does practically not depend upon the number of layers.
Preheating or accompanying heating has a maximum effect upon the structure
and properties of the built-up metal, at a constant chemical composition of the
deposit. Brief-lanting heating combined with considerable specific loads in-
creases hardness aiid reduces the content of residual austenite in the metal
layers which are adjacent to the operational surfaces of the part. Residual
austenite in the deposit is entirely disintegrated as a result of tempering at
temperatures over 5500C. There are 2 tables and 4 figures.
Card P_/J

UWYANOV* V,N,
I
Conference of Zhdanov welders. Avtome avar. 16 no.M6 J11 163.
(MML 16t8)
(Electric welding-Congresses)

BAGRYANSKIY, K.V.; KALIYANOV, V.N.; LAVRIK, P.F.
L,
Flaking or chromium steel layers deposited on 55Kh and 6OW steel.
Avtom. svar. 16 no.9:26-30 S 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Zhdanov-qkiy metallurgichaskiy institut.

Y'ALIYANOV) V.11.; rJJJf)lpNKOj V.K.j URIDO"11111PIP V.,4.
Convorting the IAPShchPr-51, devico into a h1frh-opeed temperaturo
regulator. Priborostroenie no.10:26 0 t64.
(MIRA 17:11)

JaWYANW, V. P.
Geariox-phological md Hydrological Observation on the expedition ves-,el
~'Aibatross" during the s; -,mar 15% in the Ob-yonisay delta and neichbor-
ing parts of t~e Kara Sea,
Zemievodeniya Vol. 36 03p 1934
SO: -Tivudy Arkticheskogo Nauchno-IssledovateVskogo
Instituta, GUSLHIP, Council ot Ministers, Vol. 201,
194-8

B&GMML=# K.V. x kand.tekhn.nauk;'IAVRIK, P.F. , inzh.;
KAL'YAIIOV. VA. inzb.
Effect of repeated built-up welding of iron mill rolls on
their ifear resistance. Svare proizve no,,8:15-17 Ag 161.
(MIRA 14:8)
la XuUmmkiy meta.Uurgicheek4 institut.'
(Rona (Iron mine)-4%,intenanoe and repair)

KALIYA,NOV, V.N., inzh.
Submerged are welding of rings with an electrode comb. Svar.
proixy. no.802-,33 AS 261. (MIRA 34:8)
1, Zhdanovokly metallurgicheskiy institut.
(Electric welding.-Equipment and supplies)

KLWYAXOTPV1ktor Petrovich- MALINIFA, G., red.; MMUSHIN, M., tekhn.red.
[Ocean far away] Vdall okean. LMo9kva] Izd-vo TsK VLKSK "Molodala
gvardiia,4 1957. 260 p. (MIRA 11:1)
(Siberia-Zescription and travel)

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cC11L, a U-2,
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Tr-~.,c Tops." T11asiz; 'o~-
Cal Sc*,. ".ub i)tDc,,,O, '11:;t fur
'm3c.'a-l-lization End ",LlectrUication .,)f Agrriculture
imen-L V. 17.1. Molotov.
31.mmar - Sop 52, Dis:.-,ertatloris Presontod
,y 7 ", i
for Da,,.,rco., -, 1
In and Lyu-!.in,,!cri-m~ -'n 1.~ E;covr
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in 19~~O. Frori Vei~her raya L~;oslkva.. Jan-Dec 1)50.

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on ci the wex by zoo. the action *I gwwm.
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of Xkolf and whom pH was then adEted to
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3xviss IZP(NH4)41 two woo *bsent, (3)
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2.4 his. or nun (e.g., IrOM 9.110 6.4). this, shows that the
CM11AP"gollon to My slow. The soly. of UO In sq. Nils
WU reduced by TICHO vshen the deara%c of pli caused by
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tka6 presumably because [Zn(.VH#)41 ions are desittoyttf
by JICHO. The IZn(Nlfs)J ions wtkoate jelation be-
cause tboy mmlqm the diffuse doutilt Layer round the
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I M. 1.
Kuznets, 14. M. and Kallyanova, 14. L'"Buschke's scleredema in adults," Voprosy dermato-
venerologii, vol. IV, 1948, p. 81-92, --Bibliog: 9 items.
SO: U-3736 21 Mav 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 18, 1949).
P

KAIU'IYAI%T;3VA~ 1,1. T. Feb 50
U3SH/Medicine - Penicillin TherapY
Lungs
"Treatment of Pulmonary Diseases by Inhalation of an Aerosol of Penicillin," Prof
S. Ya. Kofman, Dirp Chair of Propaedeutics of Inst Diseaseop 14. 1. Kallyanovas Chair
of Propaedoutics of Inst Diseasesp Leningrad State Pediatric Med Inst, 5 Pp
"Klin Med" No 2
Discusses subject inhalation method and equipment necessary for use. Finds method
effectivO not only for treatment of diseases in epidemic group, but also for various
pulmonary diseases. Because method provides direct and ir=ediate contatt with site
of disease, proved effective in treating severe complicated pneumonia, even in
oulfamide-resistant canes. Proved effective treatment for suppurative processes
of respiratory tract, abscesses of the lungs, and bronchiectatic diseases.
155T38

KUGUROV, P.M.; BYKOV, L.T.; KARA IDI, K.S.; MLIX. V.H.; KWITSA, H.C;
KILLOUNOVA, M.L.; PARMIN, M.I.
Experience with 04 prevention of tularemia during an extensive epiz-odtic
outbreak in rodents. Zhur. mikrobiol. epid. i immun. 29 no*8.'3-7 158.
(MIA U.010
1, Is. Urallakoy protivoohumnoy stantaii i Rostovskogo protivoobumnogo
instituta,
(79IAMIA, prevention'and control,
during extensive epizootic outbreak in rodents (Rus

SOV/137-58-8-17954
Translation fr6m., Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 8, p 251 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Kalyanova, M, P.
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TITLE: On the Possibility of Fabricating Spindle Pulleys for Spinning
Machines From Magnesium Alloys (0 vozmozhnosti izgotovle-
niya blochkov vereten pryadillnykh mashin iz magniyevykh
5plavov)
PERIODICAL: V sb. : Tekhnol. obrabotki detaley tekstil'n. mashin. Moscow,
Mashgiz, 1957, pp 102-103
ABSTRACT: Investigations were performed in order to compare the wear-
resistant properties of spindle pulleys for spinning machines
made of Mg alloy ML-5 without a coating, spindle pulleys with
a 1. 5-2 mrn thick coating of steel St. 3 applied by metalliza-
tion, and spindle pulleys made of cast iron. It is shown that
a five-fold increase in wear resistance of pulleys made of the
Mg alloy may be achieved by the employment of steel coating.
After 1600 hours Qf operation, the cast iron pulleys exhibited
a wear of 18 ~L I whereas the steel-coated pulleys made of
the Mg allok showed a wear of only I I ~i - It is assumed
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SOV/1 37-58-8-17954
On the Possibility of Fabricating Spindle Pulleys (coni. )
Mg-alloy pulleys is attributable to the appearance ot oxide inclusions formed
in the course of the metallization process.
E. S,
1. Magnesium alloys-Mechanical properties
2. Magnesium alloys-Goatimgs 3. Magnesium
alloys-Applications
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KALYANOVA, M.P., inzh.
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Bffect o~ corrosion rate on the wear of riW of spinning frames
used for wet spinning of linen. Sbor. at. MILTEDIASH no.3:98-101
157. (MIRA 12:10)
(Spinning machinery) (Mechanical wear)

ULYAWVA, II.P.; IMIKINA, S.Ya.; DRONOVA, IT.P.
Blectrolytic sharpening of punches used for piercing spinnerette
holes. Sbor. at. NIILTFMSH no-3:164-165 '57. (MIRA 12:10)
(Blectrol7tic polishing)

SAYMAI V.N.y lnzh.j KALYANOVAO M.P.9 inth.
Wear resistance of the ring-traveler spinning pair, Metalloved. i
term. obr. viet. no.2:58 F 161. (14IRA 14:3)
(Case hardening) (Spinning machinery)

$AYKINA$ Vera Nikolayevna, inzh.; KALYANOVA, Mariya Pavlovna, inzh.;
TRYASMVA, Ye. V. . insh., -v-e-d.--red-.; IMOKE=Y, A. 1.
inzh.,, red.j SORDKINA, T.M., tekhn. red.
(Chemical and heat treatment of friction surfaces instead of
honinflKhimiko-termicheskaia obrabotka poverkhnostei treniia
Yuman dovodki. MoskIva, Filial Vaes. in-ta nauchn. i tdchn.
informatoii, 1958. 7 p. (Peredovoi nauchno-tekhnicheakii i
proizvodstyennyi opy-t. Tema 3. No.M-58-246/8) (MIRA 16:2)
(Surfaces (Technology))

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AUTHORS: aorelik, S.S.. Kallyanova, S.M. and Rozenberg, V.M.
I
TITLE: Structural Changes in Aluminium-With Slight Deformation
and a Subsequent Annealing 1~
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, ig6o, vol. io,
No. 2, PP. 251 - 261
TEXT: AV-000 aluminium containing traces of magnesium, silicon
and copper was used in the investigation. Deformation was
produced on a 5-ton press at 21 mm/min. The number of slip
marks, the vertical component of displacement in the slip marks
and the vertical component of displacement of grains relative
to one another were measured on an interference microscope by the
method described in earlier work (Ref- 3). The 11fiean grain size
was also found. Migration of the grain boundaries during re-
crystallisation was found by a method using polkirised light
(Ref. 5). The critical degree of deformation using an annealing
temperature of 400 OC was found by constructing a graph of grain
size after annealing against degree of deformation. It was found
to be approximately 6.5%. Fig. 2 shows the influence of small
degrees of deformation on the number of slip marks, the mean dis-
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Structural Changes in Aluminium With Slight Deformation and a
SubBequent Annealing
placement in the slip marks, the mean displacement between the
grains and the ratio of the last two, in descending order. This
shows that the basic mechanism of plastic flow, with or without
the critical degree of deformation, is the same - slip in the
Trains accompanied by displacement of the grains relative to one
another. After deformation less than the critical value,
structural zhanges during annealing occur, in the main, by
polygonisation, with a small degree of migration of boundaries
of individual grains, stimulated by the tendency to decrease the
surface energy of a system (Figs- 3, 4). Very occasionally,
migration of the boundary occurs because of differences in volume
energy of adjacent grains (Fig. 5). After-deformation greater
than the critical amount, annealing at 400 OC is accompanied by
intensive growth of individual crystallites and frontal migration
of boundaries which is stimulated by differences in volume
elastic energy of adjacent grains. The rate and distance of
migration of boundaries is many times greater than that stimulated
by surface energy differences. Intensive growth occurs after an
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Subsequent Annealing
incubation period during which redistribution of the energy
inside the grains occurs (Figs. 6-8). After deformation many
times greater than the critical amount, new grains arise between
the original grains at places of maximum distortion. The
orientation of the new grains differs sharply from those
surrounding it. This occurs after an incubation period of 6
to 30 minutes. There are 8 figures, 1 table and 7 references:
6 Soviet and 1 English.
ASSOCIATION: T-sNIICbM
SUBMITTED: March 19, 1960
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(Donate Basin--Mining engineering)

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USSR General Problems of Pathology. Tumors. U
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol,~ No 9, 1958, 41950.
Author : Nurmand L. Pv Vakhter, Kh. T., Kallyas
Inst : Not given.
Title : Comparative Investigation of the Harmful Effect
of Oil-shales of Kokhtla-Yarve on the Animal
Organism. (Morphologioal Investigation).
Orig, Pub: V sb. ZdTavookhr. Sov. Estonii. sb. 3. Tallin,
Est. gos. izd-vo 1955, 213-224.
Abstract: The action oft mice, guinea pigs and rabbits, of
some products of dry distillation of shale, ob-
tained from the factory at Kokhtlia-Yarve was in-
vestigated. The products used were: medium
(light) generator oil (I); heavy generator pil (II)
and tars from the chamber furnaces (III). Follow-
ing application of these products to the skin, 121
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USSR General Problems of Pathology.
Tumors. U
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 9, 1958, 41950.
Abstract: out of 146 mice porishod in tho course of 6 months.
The earliest death of the mice was caused by I,
the latest, by III. I, II, and III caused, at
first, inflammatory changes in tho skin, then
papillomas, particularly II and III. Seven mice
treated with III, developed planocellular cancer
with raetastases to the lung in one animal. Ap-
plication of I, II and III to the skin was fol-
lowed, in all the mice, by development of focal
pneumonia, distrophic liver changes, amyloidosis
of the parenchymal organs and chronic nephritis.
Application of shale prodacts to the skin of guin-
ea pigs caused temporary baldness and dermatitis.
No tumors were noted. Changes in the lungs, liver
and kidneys were found only after application of
II. Application of I, II or III to the external
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LWASHIN, N., inshoner.
Previenting breakdown of hot-water and steam boilers. Zhil.-kom.khoz. vol.3
no.9:22-21 5 151. (MLHA 6:9)
(Boilers)

UWASHIII, N.V.
lt, 1zli-,,I,
Preyenting boiler explosions in boiler rooms. Vod. i san. takh.
no.32:29-31 D 159. (MIRA 13#03)
(Boilers) (Heating--Safety measures)

X&UrASKIN, I.
An indifferent attitule toward an important matter. Sov.profooiuzv
3 no,'307-40 Yx 155 (MM 8:4)
(Oil well drilling) (Trade unione)

VMCIBIYNV, A.A., professor, doktor fisiko-matematichookikh nauk;
VOROBITSY, N.I., doteent, kandidat tekhnichoskikh nauk; 2R=I-
NA, M.N., inshener; VOROBIYIV. G.A., inzhener; NALTATS
inshener; TRUBITM, A.M., inshener; IKITRBVSKI r, Ir
KAIGANOV, A.T., inshener; KUCHIN, V&D., In2hener.
"High voltage electrical engineering.' Part I ana IL A.A.Akopian
and others. Reviewed by A.A.Voroblev and others. Blektrichestvo no.8:
91-92 Ag 154. (MM 7:8)
1. Kafedra teihniki vy9okfth napr3razheniy i kafedra alektroizolys-
tolonnoy i kabolluoy tekhmiki Tommkogo politekhnichookogo instituta
im, Kirov&.
(3lectric engineering) (Akopian, A.A.)

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kaf,Jrj kklNvtk~ v'j30iV1'kA nOr rj 0'tAT)rjI
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION isov//'809
Voroblywip A.A.p G.A. Vorobtyev, N.I. Voroblyev, A.F. Kalganov, I.I. Kalyatski
V.D. Xuchin, G.A. Mesyats, S.F. Pokrovskiy, K.K. Sonchik, and A-77r...-Mep kov
VyBokovolltnoye ispy-tatellnoyedborudovaniye i izmereniya (High-Voltage Testing
Equipaent and Measurements) Moscow) Gosenergoizdat, 1960. 583 p. Errata
slip Inserted. 10,500 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page)t A.A. Voroblyev, Professor; Ed. (Inside book): A.I. Dolginov;
Tech. Ed.i K.P. Voronin
PURPOSE: This book is intended as a textbook for students taking courses dealing
with high-voltage technique and high-voltage testing equipment. It may -also-be
ot use to the personnel in high-voltage laboratories and scientific institutions.
Now data contained in the book may be of interest to electricians.
COVERAGE: The book describes methods and installations used for generating and
measuring high and superhigh constant, alternating, and pulse voltages used in
laboratory work and in charged-particle acceleration processes. Some data con-
tained in the book could be used in designing and computing high-voltage instal-
latione. The book was written by the staff members of the Department of High-
Voltage Technique of the Tomsk Polytechnic Institute. Chapters I and II were
written by A.A. Voroblyev, with paragraphs I-1 and 1-2 written jointly with
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High-Voltage Testing (Cont.) SOV/4809
--I.J.J~qly#~qk4y) paragraph 1-6 with N.I. Voroblyev, paragraphs II-1 to 11-6
and II-10 to 11-13 with A.F. Kalganov, and paragraphs 11-7 to 11-9 with
V.D. Kuchin, Ch. III was written by A.A. Voroblyev, with the exception of
paragraph III-4ywritten by S.F. Pokrovskiy, and paragraph III-6,written jointly
by A.A. Voroblyev and the latter. Ch. IV: paragraphs IV-1 to IV-3 were
written by Ij,-Kalyatsk~j; paragraphs IV-5 and IV-6 by A.A. Voroblyev; para-
graph. IV-4Tj -16-ro-Vyev and I.I. Kaly ra
A.A. _atskiy jointly; pa gtaph, IV-7
by K.K. Sonchik; paragraph IV-8 by G.A. Mesyats; and paragraphs IV-9 and
IV-10 by N.I. Varoblyev. Ch. V: paragraphB V-1, V-2 and V-12 were written
by A.A. Voroblyevi paragraphs V-3) V-4 and V-8 by A.A. Voroblyev and G.A.
Voroblyev Jointly; paragraphs V-5 to V-7 by A.A. Voroblyev and A.T. Chepikov
jointly; paragraphs V-9 to V-11 by A.A. Voroblyev; and paragraph, V-13 by
K.K. Sonchik. The authors thank Engineer L.T. Murashko for his assistance.
--References accompany each chapter.
TABLE, OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
Ch. 1. Mebhods and Installations for the Generation of High Alternating
Voltage
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