SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KAZAKOVSKIY, D.A. - KAZANDZHAN, P.K.

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KUAK07SKlY. D.A., Prof.
Rocks
Rack dtspl~irfjiwAtv in uxin-rraurd minlar, of rol.11
r1ello,15.0. Uroll ?" Rn, 9, 1?5',
Monthly List of Russian Accessioas, Library of Congress,
December 1952, Unclassified.

KAZAKOVSXIT, D.A., p:rofesoor, doktor tekhnioheskikh
nauk.
[Shifting of the earth's surface caused by mining
operations] Sdyi-
shenie samnol poverkhuostl pod vIllanism gornykh
ratrabotok. Moskva,
Ugletekhizdat, 1953. 226 p. NM 6:12)
(Mining engineering) (rarth movements)

Y.)
OMICHRIKOF A.R., kandidat takhnicheakikh nauk, radELktor;
AVERSHIN,
S A. 0doktor takhnichookikh nauk, profensor, redaktor;
Q7AKOVSX7Y,
D.A..; doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk, professor, radaktor; 2HM
tr.'17', kandidat tekhnicheekikh nauk, radaktor; KIKIFOROV,
B.I.,
dokt,Dr takhnicbeekikh nauk, professor, redaktor; RODKIVICH,
D.V.,
kandIdit takhnicheakikh nauk, redaktor; TIMCFEM, B.I.. gorrWy
inthisner, redaktor; SLLVMOSOV, A.rh., re&aktor; SHPAK, Te.G.,
tekh-aicheskiy redaktor
[Stulies in siurveyingi rseledovanl~t* po voprosam
marksheiderskoeo
dala. Hoskva,-Uglatekhizdat. No. 27- 1953.'594 p. [Microfilm),
(MIRA 8:7)
1. Leningrad. V*sesayuzrg7 nauchno-looledovat all skiy
markobeyder-
sidy institut.
(Mina surveying)
V.

KAZAKOVSKIY, D.A., professor, doktor tekhnichookikh
nauk.
I
Using otatistical data for evaluating the precision
of deposit
estimates. Trudy VNIMI no.29:169-198 154. (MIMA
8:3)
(Mines, and mineral resources-Statistics)

Y., J~ - 1. J') Y" -u , S'K . 1I%) . -0 -
rA 19PA KIYV D*A., prof., dok-to*r tekhn. nauk.
.1,11"i.ia.;iA~- * -
Use of statistical formilas In ovaluAting the accuracy
of estimtes
of ore deposit reserves. [?nWyl VNIKI no-31.139-148
157.
(Ore&--Sampling and estimation) (MM 1121)
(Mathematical statistics)

Some remarks on P.L. Kallistovie article "Variation in
mineralization
and spacing of observation points In prospecting and sampling"
(Sovetskaia geologiia, K0.53, 1956). Sov, geol, noo62:166-169
'57,
Ounk 11:6)
l.Lenindradskiy gornyy institut.
(Prospecting) (Mineralogy)

BAKINOV, G.P.; BOX'IT, B,V,; BOKIT, O*Be; BORISOYS
A,A*; BORISOV, Dd,;
VAYPOLIH, A.F.; GAIAYBY, N.Ze; GOIA)VIN, G,M,;
GOHOD3TSKIT. P.I.;
DUBRAVA. T.S.; MOTAM, N.D.; A L.N.;
KOMaOVt V.B.; KAKMOp Te.Ta.; WSNIi~ P.I.:
PISKUHOY. I.Nq SMWSXIT, V.N.-, KRANUKAYNV. A.N.;
SHABLYGIN. A.I.;
POPOV, Val.
Aleksandr Mikballovicb, Aliamakii; an obituary. Gor.
zhur. no.2:
76-77 158. (MIRA 110)
(Aliamakii, Aleksandr Mikhallovich, d, 19.57)

KAZUOVSKIY, Gr
- R.A,, prof., doktor tekhn.nauk; KRW.OV, A., dots., kanC.telbn.
nu ; GURIIT, A.A., kand.tekhm.nauk
Use of acouatical equipment for solving of mine surveying
problems.
Nauch.dokLvys.ehkoly; gor.delo no.2:85-91 159. (MIRA 1?:7)
(Mine surveying)
(Ultrasonic waves--Industrial applications)

KAZAKOVEKIT, Dmitrly Antorovich, prof., doktor
takhn.nauk; AVERSHIN,
doktor *akhn.neuk-, BELaLIKOV,
Antonin Nikolayevich, dotsent, kand.tekhn.neuk; GUSEV,
Mikhail
Iosifovich, dotsent, kand.tekhn.nauk; ZDAHOVICH.
Vyachealav
Grigorlyevich. prof.. doktor tekhn.nauk: KROTOV, Gavriil
Alskseyevich,
dotsent, kand.takhn.nauk; LAVROV, Vladimir Nikolayevich,
kand.tekhn.
naut; LZBEIIEV, Kirill Kikhaylovich, assistent; PTATLIN,
Mikhail
Petrovich, dotsent, kand.tekhn.nauk; STININ, Nikolay
Ivanovich,
assistent; BUKRIKKIT, V.A., otv.reds; SLAVOROSOV, A.Kh.,
red,izd-va;
ALADOVA, Tv,L, tekhn.red,-, KOROVENKOVA, ZJ., tekhn.red.
(Mine survoying] Marksheiderskoe delo. Moskva,
Ugletakhi--dat,
1959. 688 p. (MIRA 13:11)
(Mine surveying)

WAKOVS IY - D,,,k,, prof.~~&07-, dote.; GURICH, A.A.,
kand.tekhn.
- -
nauk I
Use of sound ranging for the solution of geological
and mine
surveying problems. Gor.zhur. no.9:7D-71 S 6o. (MIRA
13:9)
(Mining geology) (Hine surveying)

KAZAKOVSKIY, D.A., prof.
Determination of the mean of second differences in
4alculating
relative change in the characteristics of a depos#*
Izvevys,
uchebezavo; gorozhur. no.4:81-86 160, (KIM 14:4)
1. Leningradakiy ordena Lenina i ordena Trudovogo
Krasnogo Inameni
gornyy institut imeni O.V.Plekhanova. Rekomendovana
kafedroy
markshfjyderskogo dela.
(Mines and mineral resources)
VA~ M-5

KAZAMVSKIT, D.A., Prof.
Present day methods of mine surveying. Izv. vys. ucheb.
sav.;
gor. zhu:r. no.12:39-42 160. WRA 14,1)
1. laningradikiy ordena Lenina i ordena Trudovogo
Krasnogo, Znameni
gornyy institut imeni G.V. Plekhaaova. Rekomendovana
kafedroy
marksheylerskogo, dela leningradekogo Cornogo instituta.
(Mine surveying)

KAZAKOKKII,.-D.A., prof.1 KROTOV, G.Ap doteentl
GURICHO A.A.p kand.
tekbn. nauk
Use of sound-fixing apparatum in dredge workin 0.
3:zv. Be
ucheb* zave; gore zhur. no.6:40-48 161. IMIRA
16:7
1. Leningradakiy ordena Lenim i ordena Trudovogo
Krasnogo
Znameni 1:orny7 inatitut ivani GeV. Plakhanova,
Rakomendovana
k&fedroy markBheyderskogo dela..
(Mine eurveying-Equipment and supplies)
(Sound-Equipment and supplies)

KAZAKOVSKIY, D.A., prof.
Errors in analogy in calculating reserves of mineral deposits.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; gor. zhur. 5 no.1:66-73 '62. (KRA 15:4)
1. Leningradskiy ordena Lenina i ordena Trudovogo Kraonogo
Znameni gornyy institut imeni G.V.Plekhanova. Rekomendovana
~afedrojr marksheyderskogo dela Leningradskogo gornogo
instituta.
(ures-Sampling and estimation)

TAZAKOVSKIY, D.A., prof.; GURICH, A.A., dotsent;
ARANOVICII, V.B., i-nzh.;
Use o*l sonar in mining. Gor. zhur. no.6:58-62 Je
162.
(MIRA 15:11)
1. IA)r3ingradskiy gornyy institut.
(Mine surveying)
(Sonar)

LEIJPUVSKIJ, A.I. (laypunskiy, A.1.1; BLOCHINCEV, D.I.
[Blokhintsim, D.I.1;
ARISTARCHOV,, I.E. [Aristarkhovp BONDAREVKO, I.I.;
nUCKOVSKIJ, O.D. Kam*ovskiyp 0~.~Djj _PINCWIK, H.S.;
R -;-m a. ; STUMBUR, E.A.;
STAVISAKIJP Juoja* tavie~lffy '. .
UKWINGEV, F.I. [Ukraintsev, F.I.i; USACEV, L.V.
(Usachev, L.E.);
MEDONOS, S. [translator]
Soviet -mcperimental reactor with fast neutrons BR-2.
Jaderna,
energie 3 no.8:231-233 Ag 157.

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ZHURIA11FLI, A.I., kand. ekonem. nauk"AZAKOVVEV, N.M.;
SIDORCVICH, Ye.A., inzh.;
KOZHF,VNIKOV, Ye.N., inzh.; RAZUVAYFV, A.S., inzh.
Improvoment of the economic work in stations. 7lial. dor.
transp.
47 no.3-.69-72 Mr 165. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Nachallnik proizvodstvenno-tekhnicheskogo otdela
stantsii
Novosibirsk-Glavnyy (for Kazakovtsev).

KAZAKOVTSEV) V.S.; GUTCHIVA, E.Ya., red.
[in.-triunnnt for control] 1nBtrument
upi-avloidi". 1,110-
skva, SovAskua radio, 1965. 91 p. (111itA 16:9)
RR

73-3-15/24
AUTHOR: Tsimmergakl, V. A# and Kazakovtseva, T. D.
TITIE: Polarographic Determinaf-i6xi-bf-lead and Thallium in Indiua.
Polyarograficheskoye Opredeleniye Svintsa i Talliya v
Indii).
PERIODICA.L: Ukrainskill Xhimicheskiy ZhuTmal, 1957, Vol. 23, No.3,
pp - 367-375 (USSR) -
ABSTRACT: Tndium, can be determined by direct polarography, by
using ammonium citrate, if the lead content exceeds
O.OlVo. Preliminary concentration of the lead is necess-
ary at a lower lead content, by dissolving the fused
indium. in a concentrated zinc chloride solution by using
Hyl. Under these conditions 0.001% lead can be deter-
mined in a 5 g indium. sample. Diagram 1 gives curve
of a solution containing in a 10 ml sample 0.52 g indium,
0.2 mg lead, 0#5 mg thallium, 1.5 g glycerine and 2 g
Na0H. The curve shows well-defined sections for each
element in alkaline solutions. However, in slightly
acidic media based on chlorides, nitrates and chlorates
the curve-sectioti of lead merges with the section of the
indium. if the latter is in excess. The lead-wave is
better defined in sulphates due to the supression of the
WELve of indium. The authors proved that ammonium citrate
Card 1/3 solutions gave the best results. Figare 2 shows the

73-3- 15/24
Polarogi-aphic Determination of lead and Thallium. in Indium.
polarographic curves of solutions containing indium, when
A and Ou were added and varying quantities citric acid.
On comparing the 2 curves it can be seen that the
addition of 3 g citric acid (instead of 2 g) reduces the
Ou- vi-ave by 181,.S and the Pb- wave by 255- It suffices to
introduce 2 s of citric acid to maintain 1 g indium in
sliShtly acid, neutral and alkaline media. A table gives
data on the halfwave potential of solutions prepared by 10-3
dissolving 5 g of indium (the concentration == 1 - 3 x
W). pH of the solution = 5.3 - 5.4. The polarographic
curves of some metals when 0-5 g indium. is present in a
10 ml sample.are shown in figure 3. Figure 4 gives the
polarographic curves of: 1) 0-5 g indium when 2,'4 mg Hg
is added; 2) of pure indium (0-5 g in 10 m11). Thallium
can be separated from indium by mixing the same with
SnC1 (cone.). The extracted thallium can be determined
pola~ographically- 0.001,ov can be determined in 10 g of
- re 5 gives the polarographic curve of thallium
extracted with SnC1 from 5.88 g indium containing 1-55 ml
Tl. It was shown t?at 95 - 98~,o T1 can be extracted. ~1
A method for concentrating lead and other metals in indium,
Card 2/3 is described. 5 - 7 ml of 75% ZnC1 2 solution and 5 g

73-3-15/24
Polarographic Determination of lead and Thallium in Indium.
indium were heated until the metal melted. Then small
quantities of cone. HCl were added. InCl and small
quantities of InCl were fomed, as well a~ a small deposit
Indium, hydroxide. The solution was acidified and heated
to dissolve the hydxo3dde. Figure 6 gives the polarographic
curves obtained during the determination of Pb in indium
when using the above described method of concentration.
The Pb-wave has increased 8-fold but the half-wave poten-
tial remains constant. A 0.0051,;1 sensitivity is achieved
in this test when reagents, not containing lead, are used.
There are 6 figures, I table and ? references, 4 of which
are Slavic.
SUBULVED: October, l?, 1956.
ASSOCIATION: Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry,
Academy
of Sciences, Ukrainian SSR. (Institut Obshchey i Neor-
ganicheskoy Khimii AN USSR).
AVAIIABa7 ',library of Congress,
Card 313

FIYTELI SON, I. (Riga) t. KUkKSq K. (Riga)
Dete:mination of the molding properties of concrete mixtureso
In Rassian. Vestis Latr ak no.5:55-60 160. (EM 10:7)
1. Akademiya nauk Latviyakoy SSR, Institut stroitel'stva i
arkhitektury.
(concrete)

KAZAKU, K.Andreyan
S!Lmion Stoilow; an obituary. Usp.mat.nauk 17
no.1:135-148 Ja-k
'152. (MIRA 1-5:3)
(Stollow, Simion, 1887-1961)

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AUTHOR: Kazaku, Kabiriya Andreyan SOV/20-126-2-2/64
TITLE: On Quasiconformal Mappings
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR,1959,Vol 126,!1r 2,pp
235-238 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Let G be a domain of the Riemannian surface R. Let
~K) be a
family of rectifiable Jordan curves on G. Let the
quasiconformal
mqing 5 = f(z) defined in G belong to the class 0 with
respect
to K3 if there exists a constant I and a schlicht
quasiconformal
mapping z* = %P(z) of G with the following properties:
1.z*=,f(z)
has the same field of infinitely small ellipses as f; 2.
1(K*)4
< d21 (K), where K* is the image of K for the mappinp P and
1(K)
and l(K*), respectively, denote the extremal lenFths of the
families (K) and ~K*j, respectively.
The author considers certain subclasses of the class 0 and
fo--
them he generalizes a series of classical results. There are
Card 1/2

Cn quasiconformal Mappings
SOV/20-126-2-2/C4
numerous overlappings with results already known.
The author mentions M.A.Lavrentlyev, L.I.Volkovyskiy, Luzin,
and
Privalov.
There are 6 references, 2 of which are Soviet, 2 French,
I Swiss, and I Japanese.
ASSOCIATIO'r:Institut matematiki Akadomil nLuk RIM,
Bukhareat, Rumyniya
(Institute of Mathemall-ics AS Roumanian Republic, Bucharest,
Roumani.a)
PRESENTED: January 2, 1959, by IT.A.Lavrentlyev, Academician
SUBEITTED: December 27, 1958
Card 2/2

P/021/6-11/000/003/001/002
L)263/D301
AUTHOR. Zielifiski, Jerzy, Janusz, and ancisvek, Masters
of irigineering
TITU,; Lstimation (if insulating In-opertica of 10911 voltage
switches
P1-,RIObIGAL: Przeglad elektrotechniczny, no. 3, 1 962, 91-98
TLXT: The authors present a procedure and results of the
statistical
analysis of' high voltage switches conducted in the Department
of High
Voltage Technique at the Institute of Electrotechnics in Warsaw
in 1957.
57 High voltage switches belonging to 28 types were tested
according to the
requirements of various standards (Ref. 1: PIN-GO/E-05001;
Ref.2: P'N/E-
06100; Ref. 3: PKN/E-05001; Ref.4: Publ. 71 - Directives pour
la coordina-
tion de llisolement, Comniission 6lectrotechnique
Internationale). The
analysis comprised the requirements stated and defined by the
authors by
the following coefficients; Impulse coefficient, electric
asymmetry co-
efficient, rod-to-carth and rod-to-rod insulation co-crdination
index,
Card 1/2

P/021/62/000/003/001/002
Estimation ~-r insulating propertieS... D265/D301
insulation surplus index and the insulation exploitation
coefficient.
The definit-tons and test procedures are described for each
case and the
results pretiented on the curves of probability of the
occurrence of given
faults, and on gz-.q)hs showing the actual tested results
against require-
ments. The conclusion is drawn that the gradually applied
voltage test
is not conclusive without the breakdown test. Low asymmetry
coefficients
and small insulation exploitation indices are revealed in
switches of
Poli.sh manufacture. Complete redesigning of switches would
be necessary
if absolute coordination of rod-to-rod and rod-to-earth
insulation were to
be observed'6 There are 11 figures, and 10 references: 7
Soviet-bloc and
3 non-Soviet-bloc. The reference to the t;nglish-langUage
publication
reads as follows: H. Daatz, Comparative Impulse Tests on Rod
Liaps, (un-
published material of the Research Coitunittee, no. 8, CIGRE,
19(il).
ASSOCIATIO14: Instytut elektrotechnild, zakXady ---rysokich
napiet', (The
Institute of Electrotechnics, Der tment of High. Voltage
Techniques)
Card 2/2

ZIELDISKI, Jerzy Januszj, mgre inze; KAZAIA, "cdozek,
mgr. inz.
Indicators for the evaluation of insulation properties
of high-voltage
owilich gear* Przegl elektrotechn 38 no*3:91-98 Mr 162,
1. Instytut Mektrotechrd1d,, 'Warszawa.. Zaklady
Wyookich &piec,

XAZAIMOV, H.
over the expenditive of wage funds In the coal Industr7.
Dan. I kred. 16 no,5:33-35 My 158. (MIRA 11:6)
(Ultraine-Cloal mines and mining)
(Wwo)
A-

XAZALWTOV, N.
14 no,31
Credits and payments in the potroleum inOustry. Don.i
kred.
17-23 Mr 156. MU 9:7)
(Petroleum industry-Finance) (Banks and banking)

KAZALETOV, M.
Why the wool factories of Bryansk Province dont't make
payments to
the budget. Den. i kred. 21 no.9:36-39 S 163. (MIRA
16:10)

KAZALETOV, M.; TAFLYA, 1.
Direct payments in business enterprises. Den.i kred. 19
no-5:
18-2,1; Yq 161 (MIRA 14:5)
(Payment) (I=ber tra4e) (Coal trade)

DASHUNIN, VJI.; MAMA, R.V.; KAVAUEJOVA, G.A.; BLUR,
V.N. [deceased]
Substituted lactones and their transformations. Part
3: Hydroge-
nation of the aromatic ring in a -arylalkylidene
butyrolactones.
Zhur. ob. UJM.34 no.9:3096-3101 S 164.
(MIRA 17: 11)
I. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
sinteticheskikh
i naturalInykh dushistykh veshchestv, Moskva.

KAZALIEV, Georgi
A well conducted seminar with the chemistry inspectors.
Biol i khim 7 no. 3t62-64 164.
1. Teachers College, Smolyan.

KAVJ-SIU, L.
Tasks of political leadership In plants of the motor industry
according to
resolutions of the 9th Plenwa of the Central Comnattee of the
Polish United
Workers Party. p. 65. (TECIINIKA LOTORYZACYJNA, Vol. 11, Vo-
3, Mar. 1954,
Waru.awa, Poland)
SO: lionthly List of Ea3t biropean Accessions, (EM), M, Vol.
3, No. 12, Dec.
1954, Uncl,

KAZAIZKI, L.
Rev-Lsion of piece rates and now wages in the motor industry
based on achicvements
of 193,3. p. 98. (TECIMMU IOMRYZACYJI,'A, Vol. 4, Iqo. 4, Apr.
1954, WTarszawa,
Poland)
SO: Nonthly List of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol.
3, 11o. 12, Dec.
19yi., Uncl.

KAZALSKI) L,
j
--,- ,,, '. :: ~ 11
1: New m6thods of planning production and work in
the Polish
machine industry. Pod org 17 no. 12: 570-571 D
163.
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35
ORG: None
TIM': The theory of two-dimensional automatic control systeJwith
modulation
SOUR(M- Avtomatika i telemekhanika, no. 1, 1966, 62-73
TOPIC TAGS: automatic control, automatic control theory
ABSTEACT: A. A. Krasovskiy (Avtomatika I telemekhanika, t.
SVIII, No 2, 1957;
Ibid., t. XXI) 'No 9, 1960) studied two-dimensional *automatic
co_ntxQj_z_yjt='fj
with identical channels and antisymmetric cross connections by
means of complex
transfer functions assuming that the modulation frequency
greatly exceeds the
eigen,frequencies'of the controlled'plani. However, in many
cases of practical
interest this assumption is not valid. The present authors
discuss the same prob-
lem concerning linearized two-dimensional systems and establish
in complex co-
ordinites the equation of a closed two-dimensional system with
signal modulation.
The derivation takes Into account the nonstationary features
introduced by the
demodulation process, but the equations are reduced to a steady
state form. The
author establishes the conditions under which6+-he syaluation of
the nonsteady
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stato of the demodulater becomes necessary. This nonsteady state
limits the.,
value of the Q-factor of the systeA. Orig. art. has: 69 formulas and
6 figures.
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ANTSMROV, M.S., kand.fiziko-matematicheskikh nauki
KA44MOV,.Yu G.P inzh.;
KACHANOVA, N.S., PERMERZEV, L.B.
S~ShG-l and ShShG-2 mine geophones for use in boreholes.
Nauch.
soob. IGD 17s135-140 162. (MIRA 16:7)
(Geophona)

IDBASHOVV K.A.; ALANOVA, T.G.; SOKO~PV, V.P.;
KAZAMITKIN' YG.P.;
LITVINOVO N.R.; MEM4MV S.B.; GORBYLEVA-V-K~.
New methods for the deactivation of waste slurries
from organic
synthesis industries. Zhur. VKHO 6 no.2:173-180 161.
(MIRA 14:3)
(Sewage disposal) (Chemistry, Organic-Synthesis)

XAZAKINA,T. 1.
Geochemical formation conditions of Devonian Find older deposits
in
the Volga-Ural region. Trudy VNIGRI no.82:68-111 '55. MIRA 8:11)
(Second Baku--Geochemistry) (Second Baku--Geolog7, Stratigraphic)

13OLL,X.i IWA B.; VILqNM,M.K., redaktor
[Blectronic radiation tubes with electrostatic load.
Translated
from the Xnglish. [Title of original: Storage tubes and
thetr
basic principles)]XIektrounoluchavye trubki a nakoplealem
sariadoy.
Perevod a angliiskogo. Pod, red. M.M.Yelsbeinso Moskva@
Go*-euerg-
izd.;.vo, 1955. 159 P- (MIRA 9:3)
(Storage tubes)

KORZHIYOV. Hikhail Ivanovich; KAZA , Y.Ya., redaktor;
KOROYMMOVA, Z.A.
t-4chnicheshy redaktor. ~-, I
[Hine props for caving; movable metal timbering for
roof control]
Posadochnais, krep'; metallicheakaia peradvishnaim
krepi dlia
upravleniia krovIsi. Hoekva, UgletekhAzdat, 1955. 239
p. (HI-RA 8:8)
(Hine timbering)

S/079/62/032/012/002/008
D424/1)307
JHHORS Shostakovskiy, M.F., Sokolov, B.A., Grisbdco, A.L-;. ,
Lavrova, K.F. and
TIM: Addition of fluorohydrosilanes to unsaturated com-
pounds
PETRIOD ICAL: r/hurnal obshchey khimii, v. 32, no. 1211 1962t
3082-3385
T:=. The above reaction has not been studied previously
because of the difficulty of synthesizing,com-dounds o'~ the
type
RnSiHI,13-n- A number of --uch com,)ounds has now been
synthcsizcd, in
0 all-ly
60-8011-" yields, by the reaction of the 'corresponding alhyl
or I
chlorohydrosilanes with concentrated H2 at room tempera"Cure,
over
30-40 minutes. The Iollowing additions were carried out, using
a
0*1 1: solution of chloro,)Iatinic acid in iso-propanol ar,
catalyst:
diethvlfluorosilane to allyl chloride, anT7methylpropyl-,
methyliso-
propyi-, methylbutyl-, md methyli,-,o-b-Litylfluorosilanes and
Methyl-
and propy1difluorosilanes, to styrene. The Zirst o:E these
additions
Card-.1/2

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;ddition of --Iluorohydrosilaines D424 .507
proceeded in acco:7dalicc With Mwllcovnihov's r-,lc to ,ivc I'
-chloro-
Dropyldictliyl-"-I-aoror,il,r,ic..', Each oJ` thc'addi-cions to
styrcn,:~
cecded in two dircctions - 'in accordance with i-,i co-atrary to
il'ark-
nihov's rule - to grive predaminciatly tha o(- alld com 0
identities 0,- IL-11c: adducts .6
-4ortaed were establiGhed by comparinr
their .*Uama-a Spectra Trit.-Ii those of the com,)oundns
obtaineLl by fluorin-
atincr the correspondin- chloro com,)ounds. -Zdition oi the
dialkyl-
monoKluorosilanes to styrene ta.:c-- ?place more vi,~rorollsly
than toat
of the corresponding chloro coi,.i?ouiids, giving yi,AdG. T"he
I'llynical constants f five of the dialky1fluorosilancs and of 11
of the styrene additio-a products and the a,=,an spectra o-f 10
of the
styrene addition products are given: 15 of these compounds are
M-w.
There are 2 tables.
iZ,; LIC IAUICII: IrIkutskiy inatitut organiclieskoy Id-driii
Sibirsll-ogo
otdalcniya..Al-,adcmii nault SSSR (IrIcutsk 1notitute of
Organic C;hc'mistry of the Siberian 2ranch of the
Acadcny of 3ciences UISS'~t)
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USSR/Medicine - Antitoxic FIMrtion. of
JUI/Aug 51
t i Liver
"Antitoxic Function of the Liver in
Surgical Dis-
eases of the Kidneys," S. A. Kazan, Chair
of Ural-
ogy, Leningrad Ordez of fea-la-Mwt of
Advanced Tag
of Physician imerd S. M. Kirov
"Vest Xhirargii* Vol LXXI, I;o 4, pp 8-11
In surgical practice the intravencus method
of
det,g the antitoxic functions of the liver
should
be used becausej it reflects the functional
paver
of the liver much better than the peroral
method.
The antitoxic function of the liver
decreases in
IME
UMR/Medicine - Antitoxic Function of
Jul/Aug 51
the Liver (Contd)
Tarious degrees immeaiately after surgery.
This
drop is more pronounced after serious than
after
less serious surgery. On the 3d - 4th day,
after
the dmnward phase of the postoperative
period Is
over, the antitoxic function of the liver
becomes
gradually re-established. Regards the
restitution
of antitoxic functions as a result of the
surgical
removal of the pathological focus. Found
that in
cases where there were complications during
the
postoperative period, restoration of the
normal
antitoxic effect of the liver was retarded.

7he organization of work in the coal industtZ,Of Rumania. p. 1~9.
(GLASNIK, 1901-25/205, 1956
SO: Monthly List of East Eurapean Accessions (EEAL) LC Vol. 6,
No. 12, Dec. 1957
Uncl.

-KAZANBIYEV.. . N.A.
Charaoteristios of hemodynamic disorder in pulmonary and acr-
diopulmonary Insufficiency. Terap. arkh. 34 no.M114-118 0162
(MIU 1724)
1. 1z gospitallnoy terapevtioheskoy kliniki ( direktor -
deystvi-
tellnyy chlen AMN SSSR prof. A.L. Myasnikov) I Moskovskogo
medl-
tsinskogo instituta imeni I.M. Sechenova.
7

KA7ANBTYI.V, N.K.
Method for the graphic registrqtion of the tirne of blood
flow by an
oxyhe-mo.graph. Kardiologiia 3 n0.5:93 S-0 163. 1".
.9)
1. Iz goapitallnoy terapevticheskoy Uiniki
(d3rPktor--.ieystvile!'.n3,y
chlen Xq4 I-SSR Prof. A.L. !4yasnikov) I !,,oskov,-,kogo
meditsirsklol'-ro ln-
stituta Imeni I.M. Sechenova.

POZHARSKIY,- F.T.; KA7ANBIYEVA, M.A.; TERTCV, B.A.
1-Hydroxyrnethyl derivatiVes of indazoles. Zhur. ob. khim. 34
no.10:
3367-3370 0 164. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Rostovskiy-na-Donu gosudarstvennyy universitet.

SAAKYAN, A. G.; LANDOGA, V. M. I.
Blectrophoretic studies on blood protein fractions in
Bechterev's
disease. Terap. 34 no.1:56-61 162, (MIRA 15:7)
1. Iz Pyatigorako7 kliniki (g:Lavnyy vrach V. It. Dukhovskoy)
Gosudarstvannogo nauchno-istiledovatellgkogo ballneologichesRogo
instituta na Kavkazekikh mineralinykh vodakh (dir. - kandidat
meditainskikh nauk Ye. A. Kamenskiy)
(SPINE-DISEASES) (ELECTIROPHORESIS)

SAAKYAN, A.G.; K12ANCHEIV~ M.I..; V.P.
Ability of K-strophanthin Find calcium to
rta.-turp the activity
A
.Ln the frog's heart arrested by cortiscne. Farm.
I toks. 26
no.2:206-210 Mr-Ap 163. ( m, R A l? - 8, 0)
1. Pyatigorskaya klinika GOSudarstvannogo
nauchm~,.*s:--Io~dr)-
vatellSkogo ballneologicheskopo institut.n na
Kavkazsk-'kh
Minoralinykh Vodakh.

SAAKYAN A.G.; KAZANCHEV, M.I.
Effect of strophanthin-K on the activity of
sulfhydryl groups
in the heart muscle. Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 53
no.5:81-84
My 162, (MIRA 15:7)
1. Iz P~atigorskoy kliniki (glavnyy vrach V.M.
Dukhovskoy)
Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-iasladovatellskORo
bal'noologicheskogo
institute. na, Kavkazakikh Minerallnykh Vodakh.
Predstavlens,
akademikom V.N. Cbernigovskim.
(STROPHANTHIN) (HEART--MUSCLE)
(MERCAPTO GROUP)

SAAKYAN, A.G.; KAZANCIIEV, M.I.
Capacity of radon mineral water to restore the
activity of Ihn
frog heart disturbed by the action of cortisone and
ACT11. Biul.
eksp. biol. I med- 56 no.9:69-72 S 163.
(MIRA 17:10)
1. Iz Pyatigorskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo
ballneologiches-
kogo In3tituta na Kavkazakikb Minerallnykh Vodakh.
Predstavlena
daystvitellnym chlenom AMN SSSR A.V. Labedinskim.

A.
"The Problem of the Action of Garlic Phytoncides on the
Microflora of
Wounds." Cand Med Sell Tbilisi State Medical Inst,
Tbilisi, 1953. (RZhBiol,
No 8, Dec '54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations
Defended at USSR Higher
Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Sum. No. 556, 24 Jun 55

KAZANGHNVA, A.M., kandidat medit8inakikh nauk (Tbilisi)
Gastric cytogram in peptic ulcer. Klin.med- 35 no.6:65-67 Ja
'57
(MLRA 10-8)
1. Is kafedry fakul'tetskoy khirargii (zav. - zauluzhennyy
deystell
nauki prof. I.X.Pipina) Tbilieskogo meditsinskogo institute,
na
base Tbilieskoy zhelesno-doroshnoy bollnitsy (nach.
Y.A.Sikhamlidze)
(PAPTIC ULCXR. pathol.
cytograpby of ulcer surface)

kandidat medi%ninekikh nauk (.Tbilisi, pl.Ianina, d.4)
Bacterial flora of thm stomach In peptic ulcer Ewith
mumwr7 in
Inglish, p-1571. Vest.khIr. 78 no.2:46-47 F 157. (MLFA
10:3)
1. It fakulltstskoy ichirurgicheskoy kliniki
(zaveduyushchly
kafedroy - professor I.K.Pipia) Thilieskogo
neditainskogo instituto
(PZPTIC UWAR, manifest.
baot. flora of stomach (Run))
(BACTERIA
gastric flora in petpic ulzer (Rua))

17(l 2)
AUTHOR,
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
soV/16-59-6-41/46
Kazancheva, A.M.
The Variation of Bacteria With Gastric Ulcers or Cancer of the
Stomach.
Author's Summary.
'bz~
Zhurnal mikrobiologii, epidemiologii i immunobiologii, 1959,,~Nr
6,
P 134 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The variation of bacteria wac studied in patients with
duodenal and
gastric ulcers and patients with cancer of the stomach. Cultures
of
the affected organs were made on agar containing stomach juices.
Some
22 bacterial variants were isolated and subjected to repeated
sub-
cultures. Many of the variants were detected in complicated
forms of
ulcers at a pH of 4.0 and in cancer of the stomach at a pH of
6.0.
Most of the variants were C forms of Escheriahia coli,
StaphylOCOCCU8
aureus and Staphylococcus albus. Colonies of Escherichia coll
with a
slight aureole were cultured from aggravated cases of gastric
ulcers,
while the control tests gave the S form of the bacterium. The G
form
was characterized by scanty growth on agar and was biochemically
in-
active. Subculturing of Escherichia coli G form caused it to
revert
ard 1/2 to the original S form. The aureole colonies were stable
and preserved
The Variation of Bacteria With Gastric Ulcers or Cancer of the
Stom SOV/16-59-6-41/46
Summary. &ch.
all their properties, including their pathogenicity, in the
course of
many generations. The conclusions drawn from the tests indicate
that the
medium and the conditions are of decisive Importance in the
interaction
of macro- and microorganism.
cases of gastric ulcers or The 0 form is mainly found in
complicated
stomach cancer and is the result of the micro-
Organism's adaptation under the effect of both the body's
pathological
products and the favorable pH medium which, in the present case,
was the
main factor in the variation of the bacteria.
ASSOCIATION; Kafedra fakul'tetskoy khirul-gii Thilisskogo
gosudarstvennoge instituta
(DI-Partment of FaOultY Surgery at the Tbilisi State Institute);
Thilisskaya
klinicheskaya zheleznodorOzhnaya bollnitsa (Tbilisi Railroad
General
Hospital)
SUBMITTED: July 10, 1958
Card 2/2
Author's

XAZANCHEVA, A.M.
--.--!A-,
Formation of L form colonies of intestinal bacteria.
Zhur.mikrobiol.,
epid. 'r-un. 32 no..lltl36-137 .1 i61. (WRA 14:11)
1. Iz Thilisskogo meditainskogo instituta i Thiliaskoy
klinicheskoy
'hole 'odorozhnoy bolinitay.
z
zn
(ESCHERICHIA)
51

YUM;CHEVA, A.M., kand.ined.nauk (Tbilisi)
Formation of Iform microbes in the body. Klin.med.
no.3:32-34
162. (MIRA 1~0)
1. 1z kafedry fakul'tetskov khirurgii (zav. -
zasluzbennyy deyatell
naW-i prof. 1.K. Pipia) Thilisskogo Cosudarst-veruiogo
r-oditzinsko'go
instituta i Thiliaskoy klinicheskoy zholoonodorozhnoy
bollnitoy
za-w*hlzhenn~y vrach Gruzinskoy SSR V.G. Salahaya).
(NMROPM HONIALIKE ORGANISMS) (GALL BLADDER)
R

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ACC NRi AP6018592 SOURCE CODE: UR/0379/66/002/002/0:!04/0212
AUTHOR: Zaikov, G. Ye.; Kaxancheva, S.'.D.; Fliyzus, Z. K.
ORGI 1119t1tuto of ChAmical Physicy.M 99U, Roacou (Inatitut
khimit'hookoy fiziki
AN SSSR)
TITLE: Effect of water on the rate and course of oxidationl of
organic substances
SOURCE: Teoreticheskaya i eksperimental'naya khimiya, v. 2, no.
2, 1~66, 204-212
TOPIC TAGS: chemical reaction kinetics, oxidation reaction,
reaction rate, methyl
ethyl ketone, free radical reaction, oxidation kinetics
ABSTRACT: A study was made of the effect of w t 5 a polar solvent
with a high
dielectric constant on the kinetics of free ra: i::l eactions in
the oxidation of
je
polar organic compounds such as methyl ethyl ketone. Earlier, the
authors establii
that a nonpolar solvent (benzene) contributed to an in e in the
relative yield of
the products of peroxide radical decomposition:
W,
-)~R'CHO + IN*
where R' and R" are radicals containing-fewer C.atoms than the R
radical. A polar
solvent like water was expected to have the opposite effect,
i.e,, to increase the
rate of the bimolecular reaction:---.,,-
Uri
Ca.-d 112 _,.R%+_!M-)-,R0011 +k (2)

ACC NRI AP6018592 0
and to simultaneously decrease the rate of the reaction (1).
This expectation was
confirmed by experimental data which were obtained by
chromatographic analysis of
the products of methyl ethyl ketone oxidation with air in an
autoclave at 160C and
50 atm pressure. Experimental kinetic curves of methyl ethyl
ketone consumption
and of the accumulation of various oxidation products
indicated that the total
oxidation rate decreased with an increase in the C4HOO:H20
molar ratio up to 1:20,
but that the rate of reaction (1) decreased much faster than
that'of reaction (2).
Total effect of water addition was to increase the rate of
accumulation of the pro-
ducts of reaction (2), i.e., of acetic acid, the content of
which reached 98-992
of the consumed methyl ethyl ketone at 1:20 dilution. Thus,
water may ke considered
as a selective solvent which secured a practically exclusi've
formation of one basic
product. This method of increasing selectivity of oxidation
offers a practical
possibility of controlling chemical reactions. A chemical
mechanism of formation
was proposed for various oxidation products and was used to
calculate the rates
of all free radical chain reactions Involved in the process.
The main cause of
the increase in selectivity of oxidation was believed to be
the relative increase
in the raze of reaction (2), owing to the hig% polarity of
water. Orig. art. has:
4 figures, 3 tables, and 11 formulas. [JK1
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ATD PRESS:
56
0

rAVA,MCHZTZV. JR.N.
New data on the atudles of I.I. Soimonov on the Casnian
seap Izv, vaes,
geog. ob-va 85 no.3:299-300 My-Je 153. (klRA 6:6)
(CasDian Sea) (Solmonov, 7edor Ivanovich, 1682-1780)

UZANCHETSV, Ye. V.
Some data on the biological and commercial aspects of
Alosa
brashnikovi brashnikovi (Borodin) in the northern
Caspian. Vop.
Mt. no.5:95-118 '55. Na& 9:5)
1. Kaspiyakiy filial Vaesoyuznogo
nauchno-iseledovatellskogo
instituta morskogo rybnogo khozyaystva i okeanografii.
VNIRO.
(Caspian Sea--Herring)

KAZANCHETRV
Now data on the Caspian Sea level at the and of the 18th
century and at the beginning of the 19th centur7.
Izv.Vees.
geog.ob-va 88 no.6:549-551 N-D '56. (MLRL 10:2)
(Caspian Soa--Hydrology)

BELYAKOV, F.Ye.; BABIN, B.N.; BALI, V.; BOROVKOV, P.N,;
VOYRV0DIR, I.N.-,
GTJR3VICH, G.M.; GORBLTITOVA, P.I.; KOHNOV, A.S.:
KALANTAROVA, M.V.:
KASHIRSKUY, A.Ya.;KAZANCHEYEV, Te.N.; LEKSMIN, A.F.; LNTI-
CRUSKIY, M.A.; LOPATIU, MIRSKIY, V.W.; PODS3VALOV, V.N.;
SUBBOTINA. V.P.; TAIIASIYCIPX, H.P.; FRDOTOV, S.D.; FISSWO,
K.U.;
HLIKIND, I.G.; BOVIN. S.S.; VASILIYW, L.T.; DRINKOV, V.D.;
DALE-
CHIN, N.I.-, DADAGOV, I.A.; YE11MOSHINA, V.I.; ZMTKOV, I.V.-,
ZIMIN,
D.A.; IVANNIKCV, A.Ya.; KOVALEV, M.K.; LIJGAKOVSKIY, N.L.;
NALEVSKIT,
A.F.; SHREUNIKOV, V.K.; S&1IGLASOV, M.D.; SOKOLOV, A.V.;
STEPANOV,
V.I.; SAKHARIN, G.S.; SAVENKO, P.A.; SOLODOV, V.P.; UMEROV,
Sh.Kh.;
CHIKINDAS, G.S.; SHCHXR13UKHINA, S.N.; DnWIN, G.Z.; LYSOV,
V.S.;
OSHAHOVICH, A.N.; ROK1TSI11bKIY, N.V.,- B11ASLAVSKIY, M.S.-,
RUDENKO,
I.A.; ZHUKOBORSKIY, M.S.; 2HDjU;OV, I.Te.; SUSLIN, V.A.-,
BRUS, A.Ye.;
VOLYUSKIY, S.A.; KLYUYEV, V.A.; ISTRATOV, A.G.; TIKHOMIROV,
I.F.;
BUTY]UN, Ya.H.; VOLYUSKIT, S.A.; MINEYEV, M.F.; IMITSEV, V.I.;
VIDNT*IIY. A.F.. kana.taklm.nsuk. glnvnyy red.; DEHIDOV,
A.U., red.;
KRAVETS, A.L., red.; )MIMOVA, Z.I., tekhn.red.
Lindustrial Astrakhan] Promyshlonnnia Astrakhan'. Astrakhan',
Izd-vo ga28ty *Volga," 1959. 318 p. (MIRA 12:11)
1. Astrakhan (Province) Hkononicheskiy administrntivnyy rayon,
(Astrakhan Province--Economio conditions)

KAZANCHRU, Ta, H,
Spring migration Of Caspian shad in waters of northern Daghestan.
Vop.ikht. no.22:75-84 '59. (NIU 13:4)
1. Kaapiyekty nauchno-teeledovatellskiy inatitut rybaogo
khozyayatva i okAanografii KaspNIRO.
(Caspian Sea--Shad) (Fishes--Migration)

KAZANCHEYEV, Ye,N.
Possible effect of hybridization on c4res in
the-abundance of
the Volga herring and the Caspian shad. Trudy BOV*
Ikht. kom. no.13:"3-4" 161. (MIRA 14:8)
1. Kaspiyakiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy inatitut
rybnogo
khozyaystva i okeanografii - KaspNIRO.
(Volga River-Herring)
(Caspian Sea--Shad)

KAUNCREYEV, Ye.N.
In memory of Konofantin Andreavich Kiselavich. Vop.
ikht. 3
no,3:556-560 163. (KW 16s10)
(Kiselovich, Konstantin Andreevich, 1882-1938)

KAZANOEYEV, Yovgeniy Nikolnyevich; DOMSOV, F.G.p
spetq. red.;
Ye.A., tekhn. red.
[Fishes of the Caspian Sea.1 Ryby Kaspiinkcgo moria.
Mo-
skva., Rybnoe khoziaistvo, 1963. 179 p. (MIRA 17:2)

KAZAINCHEYEV, Ye.N.
To the editorial board of the journal "Vestnik
Moskovskogo
iiniversiteta; seriia geografii." Vest. Mosk. un.
Ser. 5:
91 N-D 165. (MIRA 19:1)

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AUTHOR: Kazanchyan, G. P.
ORG: Armenian Affiliate. All-Union Order of the Red Banner of
Labor Scientific Re-
search Institute of Electromechanics (Armyanskiy filial
Vsesoyuznogo ordena Trudovog
Krasnogo,Znameni nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta
elektromekhanik;)
TITLE: Weather resistance of polymer materials exposed to
intensified solar radia-
tion
SOURCE: Geliotekhnika, no. 5, 1965, 40-44
TOPIC TAGS: ;,solar radiation effect, light aging., PO'LYM Ekj,
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ABSTRACT: The author dospribes the use of a metho4 for
intensifying sciar radiation
to test polymer_materialsVfor weather resistance.IsExisting
methods are unsuitable:
natural aging requires too much time, inte_n_sir~fying the
destructive processes fails to
give true results, and the irradiation of a materialP'wit~ light
containing short wave
UV rays distorts the picture since such rays are not found in
sunlight which passes
through the atmosphere. Comparison of the methods shows that
intense solar irradia-
tion without change of relative spectral composition accelerates
the aging process
without distorting it. Photolytic simulation causes a dissociation
of covalent boDds
and chemical reactions fii organic compounds. The author discusses
his new method of
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AUTHOR: Kazanclivan, G. P. and Shermazanyan, Ya. T.
TITLE: Accelerated aging test by means of a sun's ray concentrator
PERIODICAL: Vestnik elektropromyshlennosti, no. 3, 1962, 67-70
TEXT: A new method of testing insulating and protective materials designed
for opcration under atmos-
plicric conditions was developed, using a stand which moves together with
it set of mirrors that concentrate
tile sun*s rays on the samples.
It is assumed that solar irradiation is the most important factor in aging
insulating and protective materials.
Since tile energy transferred to a body by light is much greater than tile
cllctg~ of licat movement of the
molecules, the influence of temperature on photo-chemical reactions is
small; intensification of the normal
solar radiation accordingly speeds up the aging without affecting its
character.
Concentration was attained by 6 polished aluminum mirrors reflecting 75%
of the incident radiation
including tile ultra-violet portion of the spectrum. Thc-mirrors located
on platforms were autornatically
directed toward the sun by means of differential cadmium photorcsistors
(PC-k2 (FS-K2). Automatic control
is by the pulse tracking scheme, as developed for solar energy set-ups,
with accuracy of tracking 10%. The
method enable.% to predict speedily the durability of matetials under
conditiong close to those cricounicred in
practice. There arc 3 figures and 8 rcferences.
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kg,~NCHYAN, G.P65 inzh.; SHERYAZANYAN, Ya.T., inzh.
Use of a solar radiation system in a method for
accelerated testing
of materials. Vest. elektroprom. 33 no-3:6?-70 Mr 162.
(MIRA 15:3)
(Electric engineering--Materials)
(Electric insulators and insulation--Testing)

KAMICII'MIT, G.P.
Weatherproof properties of materials under conditions of intense
solar radiation. Gelioteklinika no.5:40-44 165.
(MI13.,% 19: 1)
I. Armyanskiy filial Vnesoyuznoj,,o ordena Tn:dovogo Krasno,-o
Zna-meni nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta eicktromekhaniki.
Submitted June 16, 1965.
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jVJTIiOR: Gazazyan, E. D.; Kazandzhyan L V
ORG: institute of Physics GKAE -(Institut fiziki GKAL)
TITLL: Spectrum and radiation intensity of a sequence of
cylindrical bunches in an
optically active Inedium
SOURCE: IuX AmSSR. IzvcGtiya. Fizika, v. 1, no. 3, 1966, 200-202
MPIC TAGS: radiation intensity, plasmoid, optic activity,-charce
density, electron
notion, electron radiation, electron specLrum
ABSTFU%CT: This is a continuation of earlier work (Izv. IGN ArnSSR
Scriya fiz.-mat
nauk v. 17, 105, 1964), where expresGions were derived for the
fields and radiation
intensities produced by a single bunch of charged particles, in
the form of a rc,-tan-
Gular parallelepiped, passing through an isotropic optically
active medium. 7he pre-
sent article deals with the passa8e of a sequence of bunches, and
equations are de-
rived for the total values of the field, for the charge density,
and for the energy
lost by the aggregate of bunches per unit path. it is shown that
the presence of nany,-
periodically repeating bunches gives rise to an additional term in
the expression for :
the energy loss and under certain conditions the radiation from
the different bunches!
may become coherent. The conditions for maximum intensity are
derived and it is shown
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~ithat at best the intensity of a number of bunches can be
increased in proportion to th~
number of bunches. The expression for the frequency spectrum shows
that there exista
l
a certain discrete spectrum at which the radiation is maximal.
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RZILIstr, Jzu, 55)
Survey of Scient.".fic --.-1 1 Tochn! c,.1 D2fcnl -A
SO: SU-l. 1-10 29 Jull

1AWCHTAN, P.P.
Materials for the study of seasonal movements of the
earth's
crust by the method of peodetic measurments in the
Armenian
S.S.R. Izv. AN Arm. SSR. Geol. i geog. nAuki 13
no-3/41101-110
16o. (MIR& 13:9)
1. AraWanskiy selkskokhonvay tvannyy Inatitut.
(Armenla-4arth-Surface)

S/035/6Z/OW/006/054/064
AOOI/A-101
ALMIOR: Kazz"chyan, P. P.
TITLr: Practice of studying seasonal variations of bench marks
(Theses of
a report)
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i Geodeziya, no.
6, 1962, 28,
abstract 6G176 ("Tr. 3-go sllyezda Vaes. astron. geod. o-va,
196011,
Moscow, AN SSSR, 1962, 193).
T M The rate of recent movements of the Earth's crust at joints
of two
tectonic zones and in active seismic regions cannot be
considered as constant for
a period of 15 - 20 years. To study seasonal movements of-the
Earth's crust, it
Is necessary to repeat leveling not less than twice per year.
Leveling traverses
should pass through various tectonic zones, and fundamental
bench marks should
be established in original rocks.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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UUNCHUN, F.P.
Some results of the vertical movements in Armwnia.
Report to be submitted for the virst International
Symposium an recent crustal movements, (IUGG) Leipzig
21-26 fty 1962,
J
V,

KAZANCHYAN, P.P., kand.tekhnnauk, dotsent
Differential methods for calaWating the components
shifts of points on the earth's Burface. Izv. vys.
i aerof. no.2:25-32 162.
1. Aruqanskiy sellskokhozMetvennyy institut.
(Surveying) (Landslides)
ofhorizontal
ucheb.zav. good.
(MIRA 15;9~

KAZANCHYAN, T., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Standardization of gear chamfering methods at the Erivan
Automobile Spare Part Plant. Prom.Arm. 4 no.11-32-35 N
161.
OAIRA 15*-1)
1. Komissiya po tekhnologii mashinostroyeni5ra All
Armynnshoy
SSR.
(Erivan-Automobile industry)
(Gear shaping . qzhines)

GASPARYAN, A.M.1 AKOPYAN, R.Te.j; KAZANCZAN, Zh.A.
Obtaining a two-phase f1m vith constant
composition. Izv.AN
Am.SSR.Sar,t9kh.nauk 15 no-.649-56 162. (MIRA 1W)
1. Institut organicheekoy khimii AN Arnyanskoy SSR.
(Phase rule and equilibrium)
j,

KAUNDJIB-V K. [Kazand7.iev., K.1
Obtaining the low-pressure emLleions. Doklady
BAN 15
no.3:285-287 162.
1. Note pr6sentgo par R. Kaichev (Yaishev, R.),
mcr~bre
do ItAcaddmie.
-7. tL

IUAMZIEVK..-IKazandzhiev, K. j
Magnetontriction vibrator with the parametrically
excited
flexion vibrationa. Doklady BAN 15 no#2;n9-122 162*
1. Note presentge par E. Djakov (Dzhakov., E.),
membre
correspondant, do 1*Acaddmie.
2

ABASHIDZE, A,I.p doktor tekhno nauki KAZANDZHYAN, A.T.,
irzh.
Pra--ast reinforced concrete f d
oUn ationS for tU.-bjnq,-~orjOratO:"
unlts. Energ. strol. no.41:3-7 164. (MTPL~ 17-11)

KAZANDZHAN, B.I.,_inzh.; ZEYGARNIK, Yu.A., inzh.
Boiler-turbino block with 1,000 Mw. rating for an
electric power
plant in Ravenwood U.S.A. Teploenergetika 11
no.,?s88-90 F
164. (MIRA 17:4)

ABTANTS, V.Kh.; XAZANMHAN, P-K.. redaktor; SHCHWAKOV, P.V.,
tekhnicheskiy
redaktor
[Theory of aircraft gas turbines] Teortia aviatsionnykh
gazovykh
turbin. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo oboronnoi prowvehlonnosti, 1953.
216
(Microfilm] (MLRA 7:93,
(Airplanes--Gas turbines)
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UZANDZHkN,, P. N Bach* Tech. Sci. Docent Eng. Col.
"Characteristics of Gas Turbine as a Hydraulic Machine,"
Vest.
Vozd. Flotav No.1j, pp 63 68.v 1953
Sumary translation D 322481, 14 Sep 55

!~AZAJTZ4N.J.-Dr. Tech. Sci., Eng. Colo
"Dependence of the "ork and Specific Fuel Consumption on the Pressure
Ratio and the Temperature of Gas Oefor-- the Tilrbine," Vest. Vozd. Flota,
No.lu3
pp. 62-66) 1953
Summary of article D 399456
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X&ZANMHAN,P.K. -, AWSHM.L.P.; GOVOROV,A.N.,
KONOVALOV,N.Ye.; NICKLYU,
"'W-M. ~-AYt=O,V.F.; YADOROY,R.M.;PISARRV,M.S.,
iuzhener-polkovnik,
reduktor; K7JZIHIN,I.F., takhnichookiy redaktor
[Theory of jet engines] Taoriia reaktivnykh dvigatelai.
Hoskya,
voen. iza-vo Hiniaterstva oborony SSSR, 1955. 295 P. (KLRL
9:3)
(Jet propulsion)
P

STICHKIN. Boris Sergoyeyich, akademik; XAUNDZHAll, Pogo*
Is, atav
r4p Apt
_6
A7.1 V, lay Petrovich; GOVOllbV,-Alsbiikh&jr
lrileo"iovich; SZOALTIV,
Yulian Nikolayevich; YADOROV, Rman Hironovich;
DHITRIYETSKIY, V.I.;
professor$ doktor tokhaichaskikh nauk, reteenzent; YEHIN,
O.N.,
kandidat takhnichookikh nauk. redshor; BOGOHOIOVA, M.F.,
izdatell-
skiy rodaktor; ZMAKIN, I.M., takhnicheakikh redaktor
[A theory of jet engines; turbommehineal Tooriia
reaktivnykh dvigatelet;
lopatochuys mashiny. Pod reds B.S.Stechkinai Moskva, Goo.
izd-vo obor.
promyshl., 1956. 548 p. (MLRk 10:1)
(Turbomachines)

PHASE I BDOK KXFLOITATION 111.1
Stechkin., Boris Sergeyevich. rGqTAnd7hQ-n lLoes Karapetovich
Alekseyev, Lev
Ntrovich, Govorov.. AlekLaO Nikolayevich, Kon0:&=-,V-,-,1-Jko1ay
Yefimovich,
Nechayev, Yullan Nikolayevich, and Fledorov, Roman Mironovich
Teoriya reaktivnYkh dvigateley; rabochiy protsess i kharakteristiki
(Theory of
Jet Engines; Operation and Characteristics) Moscow, Oborongiz, 1958.
533 p. 20,000 copies printed.
Ed.:(Title page): Stechkin, B.S., Academician; Ed. (Inside book):
Yanovskiy, i-L.,
Engineer; Ed. of Fablishing House: Bogomolova, M.F.; Tech. Ed.:
Rozhin, V.P.;
Managing Ed.: Sokolov, A.I., Engineer.
PURPOSE: This is a textbook approved by the Ministry of Higher
Education of the
USSR for students of aviation vuzes. The book may be also useful to
engineers
vorking in the field of aircraft engine construction.
COVERAUE: This book is an independent part of the general course in
"Theory of
Jet Engines." The first part of this series, "Bladed Machines", was
published
in 1956. In this book the authors describe in detail gas dynamics
analysis,
the testing methods.,and the characteristics of anumber of types of
jet engines.
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1hey give the classification of the basic types of jet engines:
turbo-jets,
turbo-props, ram-jets, and liquid propellant rocket engines,
and describe! the
special features of each. The description of each particular
type contains the
following information: a) the basic theory of operation, b) the
me~hoas of ~Aer-
mination of test-stand and flight characterit;tIcs,
c),inrormation on special
features in practical operation of the engine, d) methods for
selecting basic
design parameters, and e) the gas dynamics analysis of the
engine in designing.
la the compilation of this book the works of Stechkin, B.S.,
Kazandzhan, P.K.,
and others cf the authors' collective were used, as well as the
eldsting liter-
ature on bladed machines and jet engines. Individual chapters
were written by
the following authors: Ch. I and IV, by Govorov, A.N.; Ch. II
and XV, by Alek-
seyev, L.P.; Ch. III and Sec. 7 of -, Ch. XVI, by Konovalov, N.
Ye; Ch. V to DC,
by Nekchayev, YU. N.; Ch. X) XI, and Sec. 1-6 of Ch. XVI, by
Fedorov, R.M.; and
Ch. XII, XIV and Ch. XVII by Kazandshan, F.K. The authors
express thanks to
Professors Yliellkumov, T.M. and Milagin, M., and also to
Docent Motel, Yu-K.
for their valuable remarks and advice. There are 27 references,
of which 21)
are Soviet, including 2 translationn)and 2 English.
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Theory of Jet Engines (Coat.)
TABIZ OF CONTENTS:
Pre face
Introduction 4
Ch. I. Force of the Thrust of Jet Engines 13
Ch. II. Intake Diffusors 23
1. Intake diffusors for subsonic velocities 23
2. Diffusors for supersonic flight velocities 27
3. Simple supersonic diffaBors 36
4. Diffusors with an internal compression 37
5. Maltishock diffusors with external compression 39
6. Control of intake diffu3ors 44
Ch. III. Outlet Nozzles 46
1. Purpose of outlet nozzles 46
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