SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KHAUDKHANOV, M.Z. - KHAVASH, Y.

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KHAUDKHANOV, M.Z.; TROITSKIY,, V.A.
- -
Use of magnetodie2ectrics in electric machine building.
Izv. AN Uz.SSR Ser.tekbonauk no-5:3-11 161. (MIRA 14:21)
1. Institut energetiki i avtomatiki AN UzSSR.
Elettric machinery.-Design and construction)
electrics)
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ENNULO, Julian; I'JIAUG, N.[Haug, N.], karid. :11auk,
[Gave rro,,j tr)rrrj in thi ourgary for pulitonriry tur#.r(~&.
losis] Kavernotomila v khdrurgil tuborkultiza logrk-lich.
Tallinnp lzd. AN Estonskoi SSR, 1964. 130 p.
(mlrt~ is: I )

KHAUG, N.A. (Haug, U.3; kand.mad.nauk (Tallin, ul. Rnopa, (3.1.9, kv.7);
. ,TALIKEYARM, A.A. (Ta.LJJ'A=,, A.]
"Double block"' following the use of lystpnons. Ve!jt. kh-Ir. 91
r,,,.-).7:66-67 JV63 (MURA 16:12)
2. Iz Instituta el-operimenta.11roy i klirlicheskoy medlt:-~Iny
117 Entonskoy SSR (dir.- doctor med. nauk P.A.BoCovskiy) i
Tailinvkoy gorodskoy tuberIcule--noy bollnit5y (F,,I.a-,nyy -nach
L.11.(b Imili.ina).

FULVIG., [14tug, 11.]; TURU, Kh.K. (T~n-u, 11.1
Morphological changes in the adrenal cortex under the effect of
anesthesia and artificial hypotbermia. Probl. endok. i gorm.
11 no.6:84-86 N-D 165. (MIPI 18:12)
1, Estonskiy institut eksperimentallnoy I klbilchaskoy m~-)ditsiny
(dir. - prof. P.A.Bogovskiy) A14N SOSSR, TaIlln.

MUKE, MIMLAIL OTTOVICH
N15
885.1
. K4
NOVOYE V PLANIROVKE I ZASTROYKE GORODOV ( NEWS OF CITY PLANNING AND
BUILDING) MOSKVA, GOSSTROYIZDAT. 1956.
19 P. ILLUS., DIAGRS.

MU13M, M.O.. kand. architaktury
------
'Distribution of the population in large cities. Izv.ASIA no.2:
28-41 160. (MIRA 13:7)
(City planning)
(Cities and towns--Growth)

KHAUKE, M.O., kand.arkhitektur7
Zverybody needs it. Haulca i zhizn' 27 no.9:8-11 S 160.
(MIRA 13:9)
(City, planning)

MAUKEP H.Os,, kand,arkbAtaktury
The problem of oottling populationa in large citien. Izv.ASiA
no.3s3-3.1 162. (MIU 15:11)
(City pla=ing)

MMUNA, RIA, ,
"
Comparative sympatholytic effect of synipatholytin and dibenwaine,
Fisiol. sh. SSSR 38 no.3:344-349 K%y-June 1952, (CLIG 23S2)
1. Department of Pharwooloa, Institute of Uperimental Kedicius,
Academy of Medical Sciences USSR.

XHAUNINA, R.A.
Iffect of sympatholytin upon the toxicity of adrenaline. Farm.i toks.
16 no.4:26-27 Jl-Ag 153. (MI-RA 7:5)
1. Is otdala farmakologli (zaveduyushchiy - daystvitellnyy chlen
Akademii maditsinakikh nauk SSSR professor S.Y.Anichkov) Instituta
eksperimentallnoy meditainy Akademii maditsiny Akademli meditsinskikh
nauk SSSR i kafedry farmakologii (zaveduyushchiy - professor A.A.Lyu-
bushin) Chkalovskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(Toxins and etntitoxins) (Adr"naline)

ABRAt-MA, Zh.I., kand. md. nauk; ANICHKOV) S.V., prof.; B.--,LE2!'YJ.Y, M.L,j
prof.; VALIDEA11, A.V., doktor red. nnuk: VM11,717EVAI Z.I., kand.
mod. naulq VINOMADOV, V.Y., kand. mod. nauk; M.L.,
kard. rncd. n3uk; GINUSII-SMY, A.G., prof.; GO'UOVITSKIY., S.Ye.,
prof.; MEMIKITIA, M.A., dotsent; MFMI, I.F., (lots.; DEIISENKOj
P.P.2 kand. med. naule-, D'Y'ACHRITO, P.K., kand. med. nauk; ZHESTYANIKOVj
V.D., kand. med. nauk; ZAU GOL 1.1.1 IKOV, S.D., prcf.; ZEWALI, E.V., kand.
rad. nauk; ISKAREV, III.A., kand. red. nauk; MIAMI V.Y., prof.;
KIVI-MI11 G.Ya., kand. mod. nauk; KOZLOV, O.D., kand. med. nauk; MOTOV,
A.I., doktor veter. nauk: HMO], A.U., cloktor mcd. nauk; LAZA.XV,N.V.,
prof.,- LAPITI, I.P., kand. ii,.od. nauk-; I-ELIVIKOVA, V.P., prof.;
MSHCHERSKAYA, K.A., prof.; MIMELISCily M.Ya.; prof,,; MOSHKOVSKIY,
Sh.D., prof.; PADEYSKAYA, Ye.11., kand. red. nauk; PIUBOK, V.P.., prof.;
PERSHIT!j GJ".y prof.; PWIEL'YES, Kh.Kh., prof.; POIICI-'.ULIV, G.A.,
prof,; POSKALENKO, A.N., kand. med. nauk; EIMER, Ye.A., dote.;
ROZOVSY"IYA, Ye.S., dots.; RYBOLOVIEV, R.S.0 starshiy rAuclm~7 sotr.;
SALYA1,1011, L.S.., kand. med. nauk; SAFWBEhYAI', kand. biol. nauk;
TIMM, L.A., kand. med. nauk; TWILDIA, T.N., dots.; FELISTOVICH,
G.I., kand. mod. nauk;- FMYENTOV, N.K., kand. med. nauk; MIAUNEI-A..-
R.A
,, kand. med. nauk; TSYGAJIOV, S.V.., prof.[doceased]; CI S, A.I*p
'prof.; (Continued on next card)

ABR&I-OVA, Zh.I..-(continued) Card 2.
CIMMOV, V.A.,, doktor med. nauk; SHADURSKIY, K.S., prof.;
YAKOVLEV, V.Ya... doktor kbim. nauk; MASHKOVSKIY, N.D., red.;
IIIKOLA5MA, red.; RULEVA, M.S., tekhn. red.; CONAYEVA,
Z.V., tekhn. red.
(Hanual on pharmacology) Rukovodstvo po farr.tikologii.
'Vol.2. 1961. 503 P. lAnIngrad,
Hedgiz. (141IRA 15: 1)
1. Deystvitellrqy eblen Akaderii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for
Anichkov, Karasik, Cherkes). 2. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii radi-
tsinskikh nauk- SSSR (for Belenlkiy, Ginetsinskiy,, Moshkovskiy,
Planellyes).
(PHAIINAGOLOGY)

USSR/Pharmacology. Pharmacognosy. Toxicology - General Problems. T-1
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Biologiya, No 16, 1957) 71606
Author : Khaumina, R.A.
Inst
Title : The Dependence Between the Structure and Adrenolytic
Effect of -Haloidoalkylamines.
Orig Pub : Byal. Eksperim. Biol. i Mediziny, 1956, 42, No 12, 46-47
Abstract : The Adrenolytic effect of Haloidalkylamines was studied
on decerebrated cats(as to the ability to change the
pressor effect of adrenaline). It was found that subs-
tances, which do not contain the aromatic radical, or
the haloidalkyl group, do not have adrenolyLic qualities.
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IVANOVA, Z.N.; KOVALMV, G.T.; SPALVA. Ye.A.; KHAUNINA, R.A.: SHAPOVALOV, A.I.
Affedt of a lytic cocktail on various phenomena of nervous activity;
experimental stuL..y. Yest.khir. 83 no.10:101-108 0 159.
(MIRA 13:2)
1. 1z kafedry farmakologii (ispo1nyayu9hchiy obyazannosti zavedu-
yushchego - dotsent W.I. Pallchevskaya) 1-go Leningradskogo meatsin-
ekogo instituta im. I.P. Pavlova. Adres avtorov: Leningrad, u1. L.
Talstogo, d 6/8, 1-y Maditainskiy institut, kafedra farmakologit,
iffl-11HATION. ARTIFICIAL pharmacol.)
(CENTRAL MMVOUS STSTEM pharmacol.)

DONSKAYA, L.V.; KHAUNIM,"..R.A.-
Duration of the anticholinesterase activity of some phosphorus
-organic compounds. Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 52 no.11:69-72
N 161. (IaPJ, 15:3)
1. Iz kafedry normllnoy fiziologii (zav. - prof. Yu.14.
Uflyand) Laningradskogo sanAtarno-giglycnicheskogo moditsinskogo
instituta. Predstavlona deys~tvltellrqm ch*ncm A101 SSSR S.V.
Anicl*ovyme
(CHOLIMSTEMES)
PHOSPHORUS ORGANIC COMPOUIMS)

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AUTHOR. Lapin, 1. P., Khaunina, R. A. and Shchelkunov, Ye. L.
TITLE: The adrenalin, noradrcnalin and phenamin cffects influenced by tofranil
PERIODICAL: Zhutnal nCVTopatologii i psikhiatrii imeni S. S. Korsakova. v. 62, no. 2, 1962, 183-189
TEXT: The present study deals with the cffect of tofranil on the centraland pcripheraladrcriergic procesics
as %vell as on the central clTect of plicnamin (benzcdrin). The experiments were carried out on cats and rabbits.
The methods and techniques are described. In addition, the effect of tofranil on the group toxicity of phcnamin
was examined on albino male mice. It was found that the sensibilizing effect of tofranil to adrenalin and
noradrenalin was not present in rabbits; therefore it was deduced to be an effect specific to certain speciei.
Nor was this effect found in cases where the cocain effect had been successfully applied several times. As far
as the central cffect of tofranil is concerned, it increased the motor excitatory effect of phenamin. The authors
conclude that this fact indicates the adrenergic mechanism of the central effect of tofranil in addition to its
central analcptic effect. It was also found that torfanil and phcnamin act synergistically. The difierent effect
of small and large doses of tofranil on group toxicity of phenamin was assumed to indicate that the dual
(pc3itive and negative) effect of tofranif on adrencrgic structures at the periphery was carried out also through
the adrenergic synapses of the brain.
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ASSOCIATION: Laboratotiya psikhofarmakologii (Nauchnyy rukovodilcl' 1. 11. Lapin) Nauchno-issledo.
vatel'skogo psi k honevrologicheskogo instituta imeni V. M. Bekhtereva, Leningrad. (La-
boratoiyof Psychopharmacology-sciciltific director]. P. Lapin. Psychoneurologic Research
Institute fineni V. M. Bekhterev, Leningrad)
SUBMITTED: July 1, 1961
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DONSKAYA, L.V~; KHAUNINA, R.A.
Effect of axmin and pyrrphos on cholineBterm;e activity in
different tissues of white mtce. Farm. i toks, 26 no.]*-45-47
Ja..F 163. (WRA 17:7)
1. Kafedra normillnoy fiziologil (zav. - prof, Yu~M. Uflyand)
Leningradskogo sanitamc-giglyenicheLikogo m,.-iditsinskogo insti-
tuta.

KIPUNINA, R.A.
Sympatholytic subaLar-~~,.,t nct bir)(~kjn,,- 5-y3tew).
Farm. 1 tokii. 26 no.2.239-249 yll-,A,,i '(13. (Mlfi~ 17:8)
1. I.aboratcriya farmakcdogli instttuta
Imeni V.M. Be~hOreva.

111gizar "-I'havifovich; L'11AUNILA, Revekk.a xonovaa;
ye.,I.y otv. red-.-----------
y of substancos blocking adranorric v.(~kIDetionl
[; hFu,mnc:)lojf j
Farmakologiia aredotv) blokiruiushchikh adrenorvicheskulu
itindial.ciiii. Fninzze, lzd-v,) AM Kirgy.SSR, 1964. 157 F.
Oxj~lt,,,

Ydl~UNINA, R.A.; LVIN, I.P.
Effuct of Wimimin on the mc=cardno oxid-aso acllvlty of
tha raL brain. Vopo med. khim. 9 no.2~18./,-388 Mr-Ap 163.
(MIFIA 17.8)
1. laboratcriya
psi"on,~vrulogAch,3~"4',cpo inotItutl. Imem VA bekhterava,
Leningrad,

KHAUVINA) R~A.
w
Effect of ~-phenyl-3-arinobutyric acid oil the O'entral nffect of
pharmacological preparations. Farm. i toks. 27 na'.4:399-403 Jl-
Ag 164. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Laboratoriya paikhofarmakologii (zav. - kand. med. nauk I.P.
Lipin) PsikhonevrolGgicheskogo instituta izeni Bakhtereva, L-3-
ningrad.

KHAUNICA, R.A.
Tranquilizing effects of ~-phon,rl-d~~-airirobi-.t.y-ric acid (fenLg---m).
Biul. eksp. biol. i rmod. 57 no.l-.,,~~-58 Ja 164.
1. Laboratoriya psikhofarmakologii (zav. .- kand. med. nauk I.F.
Lapin) liaucbmci-irslf-idovat,31'sltogol)siklic)iii-~vrf)!-o'cri-cliesl,-logo instiltu-
A-a imeni. Dekhtereva, Uningrad. Predstavlfma chle-
nom AMJ1 SSSR S.V. Anichkovyn.

,V.; KHAIMINA, R.A.
Cholinesterase activity in the tinsues of white mice with ex-
perimental poliomyelitis. Vop. mod. khim. 10 no.4:356-358 Jl-Ag
'64. (MIRA 18W
1. Knfodra normallnoy fiziologil. 'AnIn(.!rtiriskoj!o annitlirno-
giglyonichnskogo muditsinskQgo inrI,i*v,itq.

HAELCUj X.R., KHATINPIA,
the ba-3y and
bic,'-. ', m9d.
A.A.
fic-e, (Fhr!rygctm" In
iome. Indineu of its mitral action. Mid. ekqp.
60 no.M~4-69 Ag 165. (141PA IP,9)
1. leboratorlya blokhirrii (7av., prof. V."I. --,-,g,, '.) :nst.ituta
to'ksikolugii Ministeratva zdravmokhrancn~-ya ~325R i laboratorlya
pal;dhcfarmakologli (zav,- kand. ml~i. -nauk T.P. La-.iin~ l'i'-khonevrulo-
gicheekogo institu.-a Jmc-ni Uekh!-xrmva.

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propertie8 or rue rOCKS are rauUI-EIT.C-Q. -11101e, fllagrRF-14.
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P-niknyev, A,!tlv-

KRAUSHILDID) F,, [Hauschild, F]; VICHOREK, V. [Wiazorek, W.D.]
P~i~cology and pyridine&1doximes. Uch. zap. Irwt. fam. i
khimioter. AMN SSSR-32158-165163* (VIIRL 16t9)
1. Inutitut faknakologii i toksi.kologii Urdversiteta imeid
Karla Marksap loeyptsig, Germanskaya Demokraticheskaya Res-
publika. (PAM) (TMB 4)

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of the ~Irama-,tion3 of the Ta-hkcnt Gonferrc-~ on the
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All SSSR - t1ining In.3tituto AS U331"). U3c of
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AUTHORS: Aleksoyev, P,A., Yerozolimakiy, B.G., Benpalov, D.P.,
Bondarenko, L.N., Boytoik, L.P., Popov, N.V.,
Khauntov, A.I., Romanovakiyt V.P., Shimelevich, Yu.S.
and Yudin, L.I.
TITLE: Tho reoult of applying neutron impulse methods and
apparntun for invontlentine borehole logo
PERIODICAL3 Referativnyy rhurnal, Goofizika, no. 11, 1961, 34,
abstract 11A304 (V nb. Yadern. geofiz. pri poiskakh
polezn. Inkopayamykh, M., Gostoplekhizdat, 1960, 3-20)*
TEXT i A boreholo impulse generator of neutrons is described toge-
ther with the method of impulao-neutron noutron-lorging (INNL). A
description is given for the electronic layout of the borehole ge-
nerator of neutrons and the ourface appratua for impulse neutron
logging, During laboratory tests of the generator a stable mean neu-
tron yield of ev 2 x 107 neutr./sec. rao oblalned ali 100 Xy. of acce-
lerating voltage in the tube. The Impulse duration amounted to 100
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The reault of applying neutron ... D228YDJ04
paec, tho transmieoion. frequency being 400 c/n. The neutron J;enpra-
tor WILE1 used in *he con:.-.ercial teotinj~ of 11"MIL. INNIL reradinj-,s
oil-bearing bads exceed by 10 times tiiorj,,t for aquiferous beds Con-
taining, mineralized water, at a delay time of 1000 linec. Certain
impediment.; and limitationa of thermal impuloe neutron-lo,,,glng in
different oil- and water-saturated bedu are Indicated, and the re-
quiremento for the apparatua ara Ot.Atf.d. Further proopectri are in~ii-
cated for the applicntion of Impulse neutron gencratore, (Abotrac-
torla notet Complete translation].
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J~AkUSMV, A,P,.g inzh.-konstruktor; RATNER, A.F., Inzh.-konstruktor
WayB to avoid the opontaneouu turning of th(., rnwmser In multlpl(.-
unit traina. Elek. i tepl.tiaga 6 no-801v-35 Ag 162.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Proyektno-)conBtmktorskoye byuro Glavnogo iiinravleniya
lokomotivnogo khozyaystva 1-linisterstva putey soob9licheniya.

JKHAUSTOV, I.I.
Injector nozzlo for diesel-fuelod pile drivers. Rats.i izobr.
predl.v stroi. no-58:26-27 '53. (MIRA 7:2)
(Pile driving) (Nozzles)

YAGOPOV, A.V., kiind. t(Ahn. nauk; i.T.p in-,h.
Increasing the effectiveness of the. thernal plercIng of bla:3t
holes. Gore zhur. no.7:/,?-!,9 JI '65. 41.-~!-,;, 1~':8)
1. Krivorozhskiy gornorudrC~Tlf ln-t~tut-

VEYHEA, A.A.; KULTYSIM, N.P.; KURBAKO, Ye.P.; HUTERI, S.F.;
LEVITSKAYA, D.N.; YARKOVA, T.S.; TROITSKAYA, N.I.;
IJABATIOVSKAYA, M.A.; KIIAUSTO :, I.V.; LIOGEIIIKIY, S.Ya.;
I "--y
ND1XNOVA, G.F.0 red.izd-va; GUROVA, 0,A., tekhn. red.
[Prospecting methods and the evaluation of moldinp naterials]
Motodika razvodki i otsenki meBtorozhdenii formovocbwjkh ma-
terialov; sbornik materialov. Mogkvaj GoBCcoltekhizdat, 11~63.
195 P. (MINk 17:3)

MUSTOVS ., aspirant.
'- .
Role of a vitamin A deficient diet in the development of broncho-
pneumonia In pregnant cows and calves. Vaterinarila 34 no.10:54-57
0 '57. (MISA 10:11)
1. Ka-zakhakly naxichno-issledoyatal I ski y ve-terinarnyy institut.
(Deficiency diseases in domastic animals)
(Lungs-Diaea3efl)

'"l-AU6TGV, I. yf-,. , Cand Vet Sci -- (dis.,i) of*
~;Ilfficicrlcy, microclilit,"Au of'
t(,-A o1, the improvu"i;uIlL of' saldLary Corld_iLlol'-', C)-' f. ar.:.~; aurirlf~
if 1.~Osc I I
bronci-~O'p-neuillonla in calve-- I lcj(~-:. 1c, Dp; (A-11-
Union Tjj~jL 0" hyperimental Veterinary -- VAIC71,""L"- 11-1) cn-ieq; --i r~e
not F-:iven; (IM, 211-60, 13LI)

V\,q ~ - - I., L IV%
USSR / Forestry. Dendrology.
Aba jour: Ref Zhur - Biologiya, Nc,. 1, 1958, 1-329.
Author Zhaustov, L. V.
Title The Quick-Growing Spruce
Orig Pub: Lesn. kh-vo, 1957,. No. 4,9 Bl
Ab5tract: In the Divinskiy Umber forestry operat-ion of
the Siberian experimental forest economy ,r-egic---.,-.,
a quick-growing form of the com, on has
been i9olated. Its seedlinp are twica the
height of those of the ordinary spru.--e hav-_-
a much thicker growth of leavss.
Card 1/1
11,behanized washing unit for motor vehicles. Avt.transp. 4 no.8:20 Ag 162.
(;U.RA 16.4)
(~btor vohicles--101eaning)

KAMENEVA, Tamam A-lekmdrovna; KHAUSTOV, Pavel Mikhaylovich
(The resources of Murman will be made available to the people)
BogatBtva Murmana, narodu. Murmansk, Murminskoe knizhnoe izd-
vo, 1961. 69 p. (miRA 16:2)
(Murmansk Province--Economic conditions)

-KHAUSTOV, S,-
I
Genera4 modeling. Prof.-tokh. obr. 20 no.3:17 Mr 163. (MIRA 16:3)
1. Zamestitell direktora professionallno-tekhnicheakogo uchiliahcha
No.J+O g. Ko.mmunarska, Luganskoy obl.
(Models and modeling) (Vocational education)
I

-KHALP3TOV. S.
A.13, work is done by young conatruction workerv. Prof.-tekh.oba-,
19 no.3.-15--16 Mr 162. ORIRA 15:4)
I. Zamp!itltell direktora po urh(Amo-pmAzvudnfvermoy rabote
stroitellnogo uch.U.ishcha No.40., Lugazwkays, (.,bl.
(Building trades--Study and tezichin6)

KHUDOYAN, T.S.; SHAROV, A*; CHIRKOV, I. (Stalinsko Kemerovskaya oblast');
KHAUSTOV S (g floiroshakhtinak); ARKIIIPOV, V., av-tomatchifc;
*B
-* GETMANSKAYA, Ye.; SLqlTSOV, I.; KWYUKOVA, L.v
'doyarkae'; BA;I'Y, V. (Chernovitskaya obl-astil); MAKAROV, N.;
SOKOLOV, K.; SINITSKIY, N.
Letters to the editor. Sov. profsoiuzy 17 no. 5:35-39 Mr 161.
. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Zaveduyushchiy otdalom truda i zarplaty respublileAnskogo
sovprofa Armenii (for Khudoyan), 2, Staleprokatnyy zavod,,
Leningrad(for Arkhipov). 3. Predeedatell pravleniya kluba
sovkhozd,"Krasnyy Oktyabrlsw Voron'ezhslcoy oblasti (for Shevchanko).
4. Chleny pravleniya kluba sovkhoza OK:rasnyy Oktyabrl,," Voronezh-
skoy oblasti (for Getmanskaya, Suiatsov). 5. Sovkhoz "Krasnyy
Oktyabrlpn Voronezhakoy oblasti (for Klardyukova). 6. Predsodatell
tsekhkoma kotellno-ovarochnogo teeka Vollskogo zavoda "Metallist"
(for Makarov), 7. PredBedatell postroykoma Stroitellnogo uchastka
No. 2v g,Gagrap Gruzinskaya SSR (for Sinitskiy),
(Trade unions) (State fartas)

KHAUS7IO.V,.,-S,..P. ; Zli IGARFVp L.F.
---
Devices for mounting to-~,thel harrove on -ultivators. Biul.tekh.
ekon.inforti.Go,q.nnuch.-lool.in!3t.nau~li.i tekh.infom.16.no,5z
56-58163,, (MIRA L6*.7)
(Ifaxrov3)

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SOURCE COM Mt/0321/65
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ORG: Institute of Animal 1-forRholop-rv im, A. N. Seygrim, MI SSSR. Moscow (Institut-.,,
4 7ii zhivotnykh. All 553Rj' ~14)
TITLE: Alteration in ATP content in sea urchin eggs caused by cell'division inhibitois
SOURCE: Zhurnal obshchey biologil., v. 26, no- 5. 1965, 546-554
TOPIC TAGS- organic phosphorus compound, phospnorylation, biosynthesis, proteint,
nucleic acid, bioloeic reproduction, MA, DNA, drug effect
ABSTRACT: The article contains data on the effect of inhibitors of
respiration, oxidative pho3phorylation, glyeolysia, aad protein and nucloic
acid 3-
,mthcois on ATP content and cleavage of sea urchin crI73 (Stronr_vlo-
-,:itrv1,u3 During the first three c1eavagoz no pattenned.
in ATP content, iAiich on the average i3 1-5 mcg for !,Oiril C~gs of this
anct cowtitutcjs 0-27% of d-ry weight, takess place. 5-;diun cyanide,
I icdacctaf.~,, A"" c,
fiodion w.,ida and mono )TIZIent and
Tho dopr-3e of the drop in ATP content. nn the con-
c-..-,t,-.iLion -and time of' effoct of thia inhibitor7- fialori-ve lirA sodium
fiuor-'Ldo in w tie thial, halted aleava-ge did rvd~icc ATP conLent-
Tiir,,re io a linear rolaLian bctwcen the degree of di-op in ATP contcnt mid
the percaitago of egG cleavage. The first cleavaGe in completely blocked
with an ATP content, iti the eggs of less than 59,'-f of nortiml and takes place
UDC:-r9 .3 .591-16:001.5

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ACC NR, A116015825
and
norrally vd.th an ATP content'931" of normal or higheF.
5-fluorodewc;mridine in conceantrations blocking RHA~~and DNA synthesis,
respectively, ovoke an increase in ATP content during the first hour3 after
the eggo aro Flaced in solutions of these substancea. The ATP contum", then
mt1m,,o to :iormal- P~irorVcin in a concentration blocking protains synthesis
'j,)- ri-O nffert the ATY ccntent in S'e'i 'rig. art.
has: b figures, I formula, and 2 tables. L'JPRSj
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(I- A - -1 , - J A ~ - . - .
Inst. Vaccines and Sera, Leningrad, (-1944-).
"Purification of tetanus aratoxin by means of dialysis and electro-
diplysis.11
Zhur. Mikrcbiol., Epidemlol.. i Immunoblol., llo.1-11, 1944.

MARKOVICH, A.T.; MUSTOYA, I#K.
Determinat on the Immunogenic properties of B. perfringeas
anatoxin on white mice. Blul.ekarp. biol. I med. 38 no.9:50-53
S '54. (KIRA 7:12)
1. Is Voyenno-morzkoy meditsinakoy akademti I Instituta vaktain
i syvorotok, leningrad.
(GLOSTRIDIUM PWRINGUS,
anatoxin, determ. of immun. properties on white mice)

ii-r 1.)
KHAUSTOVA
"On the problem of treating Botkin's disease in
by K.P.Sarylova, A.I.Kuzaetsova, L.I.Srofeeva.
Pedintriia no.9:91-92 S 157.
(HEPATITIS. INUCTIOUS)
(KUZMrLSOVA, A. I.)
children", an article
Reviewed by 1hausto".
(MIRA 10:12)
(SARYLOVA. K.P.)
(EROFXRVA, L. I. )

KHAUS"OVA, I.M.
Role of the interval between primry immunization and revaccimtion with
GlostridiUM Derfringenn anatoxin adsorbed on aluminum hydroxide. Mar.
m1krobiol. epid.i imun. 29 no.12:65-69 D 158. OGRA 12:1)
1. 1% LeningradnkDgo inatituta vaktoin i nyvorotok.
(CIDSTAIDIUM PM&RINGKIIS,
nnatoxin adsorbed on aluminum hydroxide. interval between
lot & 2nd vacc. (Rua))

UGLEVA, ROZHDESTVENSKAYA, V.0.
Immunization with tetrataxid againat wound infections. Zhur.
mikrobiol.epid.i immun. 31 no.8:75~-79 Ag '60. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Iz Leningradskogo instituta vaktsin i syvorotok.
(WOUNDS) (GANGRENE) (TETANUS) (VACCINES)

KHAUSTOVA, I.M.1 UGLEVA,.A.I.
Purification and concentration of toxin and anatoxin frCvk
Cl. perfringens. Vop. med. khim. 8 n0.3:276-279 MY--Te '
- (MIRA 15:7)
1. State Research Institute of Sera and VaCcUesp Leningrad.
TOXINS AND ANTITOXINS)
OSTRIDIUM PMWNGENS)
M

HAUSTOVA, I.N.; NP-NA, A.".
.......................
Compamtive data on the, purific,-ttion of toxinn and anaL :irf3
of Clostridium 1*rfringons by Otffererit methodo. Vop. red.
khim. 9 no."-;209-213 Mr-Ap 163. (MIRA 17!8)
Leningradsk:Ly naxichnc--5st3ledovatell6kly institut vaktsin
i av-vorctok.

SAInOYLETIKOY A.I.; MAUS OVA,_L-.-A...--.
Allmiing for measurement errci-,j in oquationc of regres-.91on
in the case of a linear rclatdonshJp. Za,,r.lab. 31 no.10-3226-
1227 165. (Milu l9a)
1. Ust'--Kamanovorskiy Vriumoy-uzziyy Jjistitnt chernoy i "Iusvetnov
metallurgii.

GOLOVICIV, D.A.; KHAUSTOTA. M.N.
Scientific eassion on aspects of the geography of eastern Siberia.
I,-v. All SSBR. ffer. eeog. no.5:137-139 S-0 157. (MIRA Ila)
(Siberia-Economic jeography)

LIKFWIOVp B,N.;_KHAUSTOVAr M.N.; YEROKHINA. A.A.; MKOV9 F.G.; SPIZHARSKrI.
T.N~-, DODIII-,-A-.T-.~-IM=rlTOVA, V.Ya., CHMEVIND, L.M.; GROMOV, L.V..
kand. geol.-mineral. riauk~ SHCMWACITEVp V,D.,- SHUTYYg M,,Ye.; HEZ4-
CHIVOVp V.S.9 akad.,red.; NEKRASOVO N.H.ft red,; FUSTOVALOVp L,V.p red#;
ZUBKOV; A.I.p kand. ekon. naukq red.3 KAVUN: T.K.,q red. izd-va; SUSHKO-
VA. L.A.9 tekhn. red.
[Natural conditions of Krasnoyarsk Territory] Prirodu7e usloviia Krasuo-
iarskogo kraia. Moskva, lzd.-vo Akad. muk SSSRp 1961. 248 p.
(MIU 14:7)
1. Krasnoyarskaya kompleksnUa ekspoditDiya, 2. Institut geografii AN
SSSR (for Likhanovp Khaustova). 3. Fochvennyy'institut im. V.V.Doku-
cha-ye'va All SSSR (for Yerokhina). /+. Raualmo-issledovatellskiy institut
geologii krktiki Ministerstya geologli i olchrarq nedr SSSR (for Markov).
5. Vsesoyuzwy geologinheskly inatitut M-inisterstva geologii i okhrarq
nedr SSSR (for SpizbarAiyp Dodin). 6. Lab,~~ratoriya geologii dokembriya
AN SSSR (for Khilltova). 7. Krasnayarskiy pedagogicheskiy institut Mi-
nisterstva promshcheniya RSFSR (for Cherepnin). B. Sovet po izuchenivm
m,oizvoditellnykh all ]wi Preziditme AN SSSR ffr~r Gronovv Likhanavq Khaik-
stova, Yerokhim:, Shchcrbacbev, Slpltyy). 1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR
(for Ilekrasov, Pustovalov)
(Kre.snoyarBk Territory- --Natural histox7)

KHAUSTOVA, T.N.
Work of the conference of the State Scientific Research Vitaminclogy
Institute. Vop. okh. mat. i dot. 7 no.3:89-90 Yx 162. (HIFA 15:5)
(VITAMINS-CONGRESSES)

KHAUSTOVA, T.H.
.Indices of the effectiveness of nutritional influence in
children. Vop. pit. 22 no-5:67-70 S-0 t63. (MM 17:1)
1. Iz otdola detskogo Pits-niya (zav. - kand. med. nauk
Yu.K. Polteva) Instituta pitaniYa AMN SSSR, Moskva.

KHAUSTOVA, T.N.
Phagocytic reaction in children during thelr-first year of
life determined against a background of an adequate diet under
home conditions. Vop. pit. 23 no.1:30-33 Ja-F 164.
(MIRA 17:8)
1. Otdel detskogo pitaniya (zav. - kand. mod. nauk Yu.K. Poltava)
Instituta, pitaniya AM SSSR, Moskva.
Nth-

KHIUSTOVA, T.N.
Phagocytic reaction as a reactivity index in rickets. Zhur. mikro-
biol.; epid. i immun. 41 no.6tl32-133 Je 164. (MIRA 18:1)
1. Institut pitaniya AMN SSSR, Moskva.

YJ I A U: ~ AT 11 .
.. - I.--
EfIl"ect of nutrition on certain irmune reant-ion indices in
boarding school adolescents. Vop. pit. 24 no.l.:45-48 Ja-F 165.
18:9)
1. Lator~itorJya izuchenlya pi+,anAya ,.rlt-)-,ovykh dptey i podrostkov
otdc-l-a (letFkr)Fo pit.aniya (zav... dot2entl S!makov) Instituta
pitanlya ?'PN ."I'~F-R, 1-10skva.

ACC NRi AR6013651 SOURCE CODE: M/0050/65/000/010/E006/006
I AUTHOR; Khaustova, V. I.; Senkevich, A. A.
TITLE: An explanation of certain structural properties of fluids
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. lOE35
REF SOURCE : Uch. zap. Mosk. obl. ped. in-ta, v. 147, 1964, 181-1-88
TOPIC TAGS: fluid property, ideal fluid, crystal structure analysis
TRANSLATION: It is proposed on the basis of certain qualitative considerations of the
cr)stal structure of a fluid that the radial distribution function be divided into We
parts: the distribution function for the equilibrium centers and an oscillating part.
This would make it possible to penetrate further the problem of the structure of
fluids.
SUB CODE: 20

GOLOVIKA. Ye.S.; KHAUSTOVICH, G.P.
High temperature reduction of carbon dioxide by coal. Inzh.-fiz.
zhur. no.3sI3-20 Rr 160. (MIRA 13:14,)
1. Rnergetichoskiy institut im.K.M.KrzhizhanovskoCo AN SSSR, Moskva,
(coal) (Carbon dioxide)

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ACCESSION NR: AP4038442 S/0294/64/002/002/0267/0273,
iAUTHOR: Golovina. Ye. S.; Khaustovich, G. P.
TITLE: Interaction of carbon with carbon dioxide at high
temperatures
SOURCE: 'TeplofizLka vy*sokikh temperatur, v. 2, no. 2, 1964,
267-273
TOPIC TAGS: high temperature reaction, carbon, carbon dioxide,
Ispecific reaction rate, gas exchange coefficient, combustion
1ABSTRACT: Spherical specimens (1.5 cm in diameter) of graphitized
carbon (EG-14 brand) were heated in a carbon dioxide-nitrogen atmos-
phere at 1300-3200K, 1 atm pressure, 25, 50, and 100% C02 concen-
tration, and gas velocities of 0.2-0.8 m/sec to study the interaction
of solid carbon with C02 at high temperatures and to determine the
reactivity of carbon in the C + C02 reaction. Specific reaction, rate
K. (kg/m2.sec), and gas-exchange coefficient 021, were determined
for the reaction over the studied temperature, concentration, and

ACCESSION NR: AP4038442
velocity ranges. Visual observation showed that in the temperature
range of 1300-1800K, the reaction is accompanied by the separation'
of a thin scale of carbon detaching from the specimen; at 1800-2300K
it is accompanied by the detachment of glowing, fine carbon dust.
The weights of the scale and of the dust were determined as a functiort
i of the reaction conditions, and the data %rere used in determining Kr-
values. The reaction time and temperature dependence curves of the
change in weight, diameter, and specific gravity of the carbon speci-
man showed that at temperatures up to 2600K, there is a considerable
decrease in botl~ the weight and tLe diameter of the specimen, while
the specific gravity remains practically unchanged; it temperatures
above 2600K, the specific gravity decreases, while the diameter remainj
practically unchanged. Thus, at lower teriperatures the reaction occurl
in the surface layer by diffusion of CO into solid carbon, and at
2
higher temperatures the diffusion of carbon atoms takes place from
the interior to the surface of the carbon specimen. The temperature
and C02 concentration dependence curves of Ka show that below 1800K
the C + C02 interaction isnot a first order reaction and above 1800K
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tt is of first order for all C02 concentrations studied. A compAri
son of the theoretical and experimental temperAture dependence curves
i of K. and a (given in Figs. 1 and 2 of the Enclosure) showsthat the
experimentaildata obtained are in disagreement with the existing
theory. The anomalous course of the C + COZ reaction is discussed
in terms of the effective and true activation energy and experiman-
tal data obtained by other.authors. The effective activation energy:
6f the C + C02 reaction at 1300-1700K was found to be 60,000
cal/molecule.
ASSOCIATION: none
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KHAUSTOVICII, G.P.; GOLOVINA, Yo,.~;.
Characteristic3 of hIgh-tomperature Into-racLion of carbon
particles with gasos. Inzh.-fiz. zhur. 7 no. 3:92-96 Mr 164.
(HIRA 17:5)
1. Enerl.,-otichaskiy institut im. G.M.Krzhizhanovskogo, Moskva.

GOLOVINIA, Ye.8.,- KHAUSTOVICH, G.P.
Interaction of carbon with carbcn dt-lxlde at high tbml,-dratures,
Inzh.-fiz. zhur. 7 no.5:106-11-1 My 164. (1-UhA 17:6)
1. Rnergetiaheskiy institut imuni G.M. KrzhiziAncvskogo, Mosk7a.

L 1E028 -66 E7;!-L ( 1)
ACC Nit: AP6003249 SOURCE CODE: tTR/002~l/r~F)/](,5//006/1317/1319
Al'THOR: I-avmv, N. V., Academician AN UzSSR, Khaustnvich P i-~
(IMI.: none
TITLE: Role of thermal dissociation In the reaction of carbon and carbon dioxide and
oxygen
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady. v. 165, no. 6, 1965. 1317-1319
TOPIC TAGS: carbon, oxygen, carbon dioxide, thermal decomposition
J, V
ABSTRACT: It Is shown that in the 1000 - 3500K temperature rangp the rate or the
".'i. li-r'. ",(.twpen rarhnn and carbon Tide is almnst (-n! T-; 1 v '. tr r;-n-rw(I the rate at
r -acts w-ith molecular and ic ~)x,, t i,. an A vi si- ,i Lherinal
rt.- Orl 'FZ
ii-~-)ciation of C(-)-;,. Calculations indicate that this ,;fatf~mt-nt is vifli(i inlv when the rates
F - n., ar-
th- --~Pntrnti,n -f !h,. n,!:
~ 'i. ~~ 7
fit i-w ternpemtures Or Rt suffictentiy high ones. It Is logical to assume further that the
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gen but a def-inite
process is deter-mined only by the reactior of carbon with atomic -~xNir
--,(+-i~ion in this regaM requires experimental data F~ T- t h r ~ C r-, a ct i, ~ nThe activation
!it Fg,.- !)f the Lhermal dissociation of CO,, is 87 keal m(,h- ~ t Lht- saine as the
,iclivation energy of the reduction of C02 by carbon. lience, at low and high Leniperatures,
thi-9 coincidence is justified, but in the intermediate temper-aturf, !-ange i e when the
it' thv C , CO-A reaction Is substantial, this can hr- explaine,~ nIv r,v assuming that
;-ase the initial stage of dissociation of COp is the rat(- Orl g
~--as: I table.
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Uds--R/Medicine - Penicillin Nov 49
Erysipelas
4reatment of Swine Erysipelas With Penicillin,"
N. A. Khaustovich, M. L. Vo ~tov' veterinarians,
14insk Mun Vet Polyclinic, It pp.
"Veterinariya" No 11
Effected complete recovery of 16 cases of
iwine erysipelas by treatment with three
penicillin injections; initial injection of
100-250 IU, followed after 3 hr by one of
100 units, and after 18-20 hr by third in-
Jection of 100 units. This treat=ent is
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5
USSR/Medicine Penicillin (Coutd) Nov 49
~faster acting and less expennive than anti-
;erysipelas serum (required penicill4ri costs 5
~rubles; serum 6). States desirability of sulp-
[plying penicillin to general veterinary prac-
i~tice, where it would find variety of uses for
iidiseases in agricultural animals.
159r45

KHAUT, Ferenc
Continuous and statistical control of quality during the proceas
of production in factories of reinforced concrete elementa.
Magy ep Up 12 no.2s59-65 163.

nAUT, G.Ta.; KOVALMO, T.K. ; BOLOTNIKov, S.M. [deceased]
Accelerated method for the datermi"ation of Ichthyol in medici-
nal suppositories and ointments$ Ked,prom, 14 no.6:41-45 is 160.
(KMA 13:6)
1. Kharlkovskiy nauchno-looledovatellskiy khimiko-farmtoeyticbe-
skiy institut.
(IGHTHTOL)

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A~-c NR: AP6013135 SOIJRCE CODE: T,,Fi/0057,,6(,/036/OC~4./0755/0759
AITI-HOR: Fvartskhava,-I.F.; ffatveyev, Yu.V.; Kola-dze,R,-1), Khautiyev-,E.Yu.-
Uk j: none
Turl.E: on possible reasons for the influence of electrode polarity on acceleration
of plasma in a rail accelerator
SOURCE: Zhljrnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 36, no. 4, 1966, 755-759
TOPIC TAGS: plasma accelerator, plasma acceleration, rail accelerator, cathode spot,
arc discharge, plasma pinch
AbLiTKAUl': It is known that the anode end of the current sheet in a rail accelerator
moves with greater acceleration thnn does the cathode end. It is argued that this
phenomenon is due to behavior of the plasma associated with the formation of electrode
st--Is. F--amination of used electrodesihas shown*that both cathode and anode spots
ir in rail accelerators, Wnd that W6 traces of the cathode ;pots art, deeper and
ir-s.9 continuous than those of the anodo spots. it is argued that under conditions in
wbich the plasma electrons are magnetized the concentration of current In the vicinity
of a cathode spot leads to explosive ejection of a jet of plasam from. the region of
the electrode. The ion notions in such a jet issuing from the cathode arc in the
direction opposite to that of the discharge current in the sheet, and the Lorentz
force on these moving ions thus teuds to retard the motion of the cathode end of the
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a(celeraEing plasmoid. Jets Issuing from the anodo, on the other hand, are not only,
,'Td
Hess Intense, but the ions in them move in 0-~a direction of the current and thus toad
to enhance tne acceleration of the anode end of the plasmold. The Jiscussed mechanism
I!i also relevant to the motion of cathode spots in an ar-,- discharge and is apparently
a~;sociated with the end effects in a linear pinched discharre noted by A.Folkierski,
P,G.Frayne, and R.Latham (Rept. No. CN-10/48A, Salzburg, 1961). Orig. art. has:
2 f lg-u res,
('I)J)F 20 SUBB4 DATE: 220ct65 ORIG. REY: Df15 0111 RKF: 008

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t,R: AP6013136 URCF ef)UF: tITZ/005", /66/036/004/015-59 Tf z
7; 1 F Me I a ft 7, e- R . D,
Kiiaut 1yfv,F,.Yij.
T I T'1,F On rea.Rons for the linitatior of the velocity 9f plokspoI4~k In rail accelorators
S 0 U RL C EZharnal tekhatcheskoy fiziki, v. 36, no. 4, 1966, 759-762
TCP;C TA,,,q: plasma accelerator, platima acceleration, rail acceler&tor, pladmoid,
plasma gun
i i
eIESTRACT: It is suggogted that the reason why the velocities of plagraoids in rail
accolerators are more than an order of magnitude lower than the possible stationary
drift vniocities in the crossed fields is that not one pipsrw-,id, but a chain of
successive plasuoids, Is formed in the accelerator. ExperimenLal data are reviewed
w~Ach indiente that a number of plasnolds are in fact produced; the failure to observe
mtiltiple plasmoid production in som experiments Is ascribed to the complexity of the
phenomena that can arise. The mechartism of multiple plasmoid production is discussed.
The repeated breakdowns giving rise to the successive plasmoids reduce the applied
potential, limit the velocity of the plas-noids, and regulate the quantity of accel-
erated plasma. It is argued that currents will circulate between the successive
p-asmoids of the chain, as a result of which most of the discharge current will be
carried by the first and last plasmoids of the chain and the Intervening ones will not
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interact strc-ngly with the magnetic field. If there is gas ahead of the f1rat plusmaLdl-
%,111 be form-id; other-wise tho f4 rst pplasrnnA can re~ach a
r )rk frnnt
(,X eol~~Ig tfie drift velocit-1 nf t' The
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1:
SLA-DKOSIITEYEV, V.T.; AKHTYRSKIY, V.I., 'OTANIN, R.V, KUCIREINSHY, Yu.M.;
SLINIKOY A.N.; Prinimali uchas'Jye- F.N.; DRUZHININ
I.I.; OSIPOV. V.G.; PARASHChENKO, R.A.; KOFYTIN, A.V.; KOLESWIK,
A.Ye.; KHAVALADZU, V.I.; NOI,(,C.[iENKO,, C.V.
Material balance of smalting wlLb conUnucu.', casting. Sbor.trud.
UNITM no.lltl24-130 165.
(MIRA 18:11)

ACC NR' AP7001836" EECOD6E: UJVO~1,35~iGG/000/012/ouo,6/0008
AUTHOR: Kiselev, S. N.; Khavanov, V. A. (En&eer); Skornyakov, L. M (Engineer);
Grechishkin, V. L (Enginee4--'-____'__'_
ORG: none
TrrLE: Pattern of distribution of residual surface stresses in welded plates of avial alloy
SOURCE: Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 12, 1966, 6-8
TOPIC TAGS: metal'~tres~, int mal stress, 41d evaluation, strain gage
rod 11 /Sv-AK-5 welding
ABSTRACT: The increasing use of avial-alloy-type structural elements and weldments of
considerable thickness in which residual welding stresses combine with the scale factor as
well as with the mechanical, chemical and structural heterogeneity of welded joints and the
clianges in plasticity of the material owing to aging processes, makes increasinggly imperative
an investigation of these stresses. Accordingly these stresses were measured in plates 30-,
40-, 70-, 90-, 140-, 220- and 300-mm. thick of an avial type alloy containing 0. 8-0. 85% Si and
0. 6-0. 7% Mg in hardened and artificially aged state, with the aid of strain gages having a. base
of 5 mm and a resistance of the order of 50 ohm. The strain gauges were attached at intervals
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of 100 mm each to the welded plates (which were 500 mm wide each half, and 500 and 1500
min long) along the weld line in both directions from the center (in the direction of the prin-
cipal axes of deformation). Findings: the pattern of distribution of residual surface stresses
the welded joints of avial type plates differs from the pattern observed for low-carbon steels.
Thus, in avial-type plates the residual welding stresses reach their maximum in the near-
weld zone whereas In low-carbon steel plates these stresses reach their maximum at the weld
center. This Is attribu6Lble to the mechanical heterogeneity of the welded joints of avial-type
alloys (the use of SV-AN-5 welding rode which contains 5% S1, and the softening of the base as
well as to the features of formation of residual stresses, which are also determined by the
thermophysical properties of the material: the high thermal conductivity of aluminum alloy
leads to the elastic deformation of the metal in the near-weld zone. Orig. art. has: 5 figures.
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SELMSH DEZU, inzh.
Mechanization of finishing operations in Hungary. Mekh.stro!.
16 no.11:29-30 N 159. (MIRA 13:5)
(Ifungary-Building-Toobi and implaments)

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