SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KONDRATOVICH, M.A. - KONDRATYEV, A.S.

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XONDRATOVICH, K.A. Central neural regulation of vascular tonus; survey of literature. Fiziol. shure Mr..) 1 no.1:126-133 JTA-Y 155. (KM 9:9) 1. Inaititut fisiologii imeni akademika O.O.Bogamolltaya Akademii nauk MMR, Laboratoriya fistologii krovoobigu i dikhaanya. (NERVOUS SYSTEM, VASOMCWOR) (BLOOD PR=URI) 11.1:~:-P,unt-n and !,niiiv~L hy~i-.)LC'fnr Circuintion. 1!_4 4, 1~),58,- Lij_1814 i".U-tho r M.A. F,.indi-atuvich In!; t -Z- T Ltle 'rhe Functi--)nt~l Qtate -~f the '.1sq-omitor Center in '-'Xperimen- tai Vynerten-~1.on. 'Rencort II. -liesults of Hese.-Lrch in the Denre-~-.sor V-*caiar Aefiexes. ('r i g ~ub T3YLU ekrrer1m. blLoi. i me-aitsiny, 11955, No lo, 31-34 Abstr,%ct A stuly =_de ---n rabbits vith reflexogenic hypertension of depressor reflexes in the nresence of adenvate stimula- tion of the wiliwnary receptors And respiratory tracts by bloving m_1 of air into the trachea at the moment of nP.- turai e"irrtLon. Pmong rabbits with a renal form of hy- ,3ertention, the depressor refflexes vere studied by stimu- lation of an aortic nerve with rectangular current impul- ~ses at a rate of 50 per zecond for a duration of 0.01 se- conds Pt a voltage of 0.1 to 06 v- In both series of Card 1/1 augmented. Their greatest inten*ification was observed in the early stages of the development of hyptertension (i to 2 months). The inability of the dmressor reflex mach-misms, in spite of their increased reactivity, to reduce a rathological increase in blood pressure is ex- plained by the author in the following vay: with pro- longed hypertension of various types, in which the vaso- motor center is in a state of permanent excitation, the imnulses arising in the receptors of the depressor zones are inadequate to oppose the process of excitation in the vasomotor center. Card 2/2 KONDRATOVICH, M.A.; BALITSIKIY, K.P. ""Pow"14W. Scientific conference on problems of high .er nervous activity and on the corticovisceral Interrelations under normal and pathological conditions. M647ch.zhur.24 no.4:87-94 '55.(NLRA 8:1o) (CMMRAL CORTU, Physiology. higher nervous funct..coftf.) OMMUMOMM, physiology. corticovisceral theory, conf.) L__ I T GUMICH,M.L; ZOSDRATOTICH,K.A. The lighth All-Union Conference of Physiologists, Biochemists. and Pharmacologists. Visayk AN URSR 26 no.?:58-63 J1155. (MYRA 8:10) (Physiology--Congresses) (Biochemistry--Congresses) (Pharma- colog7--Congresses) KONDRATOTICK, M.A. Functional state of the vasomotor center in experimental hypertension. Report no.2:Rosults of investigations of vas�pressor reflexes. Biul.eksp.blol. I sod. 40 no-10:31- 35 Oct. 155. (MLRA 9:1) 1. Is laborstorit fisiologii krovoobrashchonlya I dykhantya (sav.-daystvitel'My chlon AMN SSSR prof. N.N.Gorev) Instituta 71siologit ineni A.A.Bogosolltea (dir.-chlon- korrespondent AN USSR prof. A.M.Toroblyev) AN USSR. (HTPZRTMSION,, experimental. off. of aortic nerve & palm. stimulation on blood pressure & reap.) (AORTA, Innervation, off. of stimulation of aortic nerve on blood pressure & rasp. In exper. hypertension) (LUNGS, pbysioloaq off. of stimulation on blood pressure & reep. In iexper. "rtension) (RISPIRATION. pbreialogy. off. of aortic nerve & pulm.stimilation In exper. hypertension) (13LOOD PRASSUR11,physiology. off. of aortic nerve & pula.etl=lation In exper, hypertension) ICOVMTOYICH. Nar4t Artatovich.- GOW. N.N.. otv*tstvonnyy rodaktor; lxdatelfstva; SITACHMO, Te.k.0 tekludchoWdy rodaktor [Prgblms in regulating the circulation of the blood In experinental b"irtension] Nakotorys voprosy regullatell kravoobrashchoulia v uslivilakh sksporimentall7may g1partonit. liev. Isd-vo Aksdeall nauk USSO 1956. 110 p. (MM 9:7) 1. DaystvitolljWy chlon Akadmil neditainikikh nauk SSSR (for Gerov) AV KOX)RATOVICH. Kerst AvIstovich- BALITSKIT, X.P. k - ~, ; ,[Vhst tin ole=o of alcohol bad@ to] I chem prtrodit slotrotre- blenie alkvgoles. Ktov. Almd. nauk Ukrainskot SU, 1957o 26 po (Alcohollon) (WaA 10:6) USSR / Human and Animal Physiology (Normal and Patho- T logical). ~Blood. Blood Pressure. Hypertonia Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biologiya, No 21, 1958, 97533 Author :-Kondratovich, ML_A. Inst Not given Ti~le On Characteristics of Adaptation Phenomena of Unconditional.'.Vascular Reflexes in Conditions,of Changed Vascular Tonus Orig Pub: Fiziol. zh., 19579 3, No 1, 57-63 Abstract: In cats with hypertension (exclusion of sinocaro- tid zones) in prolonged~stimulaticn of mechanorecep- tors of urinary bladder blood pressure returned faster to the original level, and termination of stimulation was accompanied by more expressed Card 'L/2 64'e SS GURZTICH, Noisey Isayevich Effurevych. K.I.];., KONDRATOVICH,,_., Karat AvAa-tovich [Kondratovych, K.A.3; KAKARC 0 O.Y., profeg otvaredo; , A.I., red.isd-va; KOLMITCHM, V.O., tekhn.red. [Kedical sclenoe against religious preJudicel Kedychna nauka proty religlinykh saboboniv. Kyty, Tvd-vo Akad.nauk URSR. 1958. 44 p. (KIRA 12:4) 1e Chlen-korrespandent AN UMM (for Kakarchanko). (MIDICINZ AMD RELIGION) BALITSKIY, X.P. (Balyt,31kyjq 19P*39 kRnd*med.naukj IDIMBATOVICH, M.A. IXQM&StG~ ~Ii , Imnd.med.nauk Alcoholism in the enemr of human health. Nauka i zhvttia 8 no-10:31-33 '58, (MIBIA 13:4) (AIWHDLISM) KONMTOVICH. M.A.,st.nsuchW sotrudnik. --,,,-~Concerning A.?. Urapat's review of N.A. Kbndratocich's book "Some problems of circulatory regulation In experimentnl hypertension.* Arkh.pnt. 20 no.3:83-84 159. (MIRA 11:5) (BWOD--GIRCUIATION) (HYPERTMISION) GOW, N.M., otv.red.; KAKARQUUIKO, A.F., red.; CNIMM, A.I., red.; GURVICH, M.I., doktor med.nauk, red,; FROLIKIS, T.T., doktor md.nauk, red.;. KOM OVICH, N.A., kand.med.nauk. red.; SUMHIN. M.L., red.lzd-va; MWN-0-U, takhn.red. [Problem In the physiology and pathology of coronary circulation] Toprosy fisiologii I patologli koronarnogo krovoobrashchouila. Kiev. 1960. 149 p. (MIRA 13:7) 1. Akedemlya neuk USSR, Kiyev, Inetitut fixiologii. 2. Daystyl- tel*nyy chlen AM SSSR (for Gorev). 3. Chlon-korrespondent AN DMIR (for Makarchenko)'. 4. Chlen-korrespondent ANN SM (for Cherl6s), 5. Institut fisiologii im. A.A.Bogonolitea AN USSR (KIyev) (for Gurevich). 6. Kiyevakiy maditainakiy institut im. A.A.Bogomolltea (for Frollkis), (CORONARY TB&S=) WMIGH, N.I.; KOMIRATOTICIK, KA. Oonference an problem of the physiology and pathology of blood circulation, Pkt,fisloleekep,torap. 4 no.1:88-90 Ja-F 160, (KM 13 W (NAM"CIRMUTION) KONDRATOVICH,.M.A. State of the reflex r,egulatiofi of vaocular,tone under hypothermia, Iliul. -ekspbiol.i Mdd. 50 no.9z65-65 S 160. (mou 1" 1:..1) - l..Iz laboratorii fiziologii kravoobrashcheniya i dykhaniya (rukovoditell- dpystviteltnyy chlen.AMN SM N.N.Gore',K) Thatituta fiziologii imeni A.A.Bogomol!tsa (dir. - bblefi-korrespondent,AN USSR prof. A.F. Makarchenko) AN USAR, Kiyev. (MIPOTHffdUA) (BLOOD VESSELS) (REFIEX) ILICHEVICH,, N.V., kand.med.nauk; KVITNITSKIY# M.Ye.p kand.med.nauk; v AMQUTnH, M.A- kand.med.nauk Influence of high mountain.climate on cardiac function of animals with experimental hypertension and experimental coronary insufficiency. Vrach.delo no.11:73-78 N 160. (MIU 13:11) 1. Laboratoriya fiziologii krovoobrashcheniya i dykhaniya (zav. - laboratoriyay - doystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR, prof. N.N.Gorev) instituta fiziologii imeni A.A.BogooolOtsa AN USSR. (ALTITUDS9 MIMCK OF) (HEMT) - (HYPERTENSION) KOPRAI-MLIGHtJLA- I-- Functional state of interoceptoirs and central links of the reflex are of vascular r6fle:66 in hypothermia. Fiziol. zhur. [Ukr.] 7 no.. 3:424-431 t~-Je 161.- "1 (MIRA 14*-5). 1. laboratoriya fiziologii krovoobrashcheniya Instituta fiziologii, im. A.A:;Bogomolltsa AN USSR,-Kiyev. - (HYPOTUANIA) (BWPD VFSSEIS) (M%Em) GOREV, N.N., otv. red.; GLTXVICH,. M.I.,, red.; KOVDIWOVICH M.A... red.; KOCHERGA, D.A., red.; MAKARCIMM, A. ., red.; FMOL .1 G.V., (deceased), red.; FROLIKIS, V.V., red.FEDOROV, I.I., red.; GITSHTYM, A.D., tekhn. red. [Problems in the physiology and pathology of the vascular tonus] Vaprosy fizologii i patologii sosudistogo tonusa. Kievs Gos. med. izd-vo USSR, 1961. 274 p. (MRA 15:2) (BYPERTENSION) (BWOD VESSELS) (REFLE S) ILICHEVICH, N.V. [Illchevych, M.V.1; KONDRATUVICH M.A [Kondratovych, M.A.] Effect of mountain climate on the cardiovascular system. Fiziol. zhur. [Ukrj 7 no-5:626-631 S-0 161. (K= 14:9) 1. Laboratory of Circulatory Physiolgoy of the A.A.Bogomoletz Institute of Physiology of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian S.S.R., Kiev. (ALTITUDE, INFLUENCE OF) (BLOOD PRESSURE) GMIVICH' 11.I. [Hurevych, M.I.]; GOIAN, D.A. (Holov, D.O.]; ILICIEVICH, N.V. [Illchevych,, I.I.V.1; KOZAK, V.A. - K011DRATUVICH 14 A. . 0 KVITIIITSKIYO N.Ye. 1Kvitnyts'ki~1~'------.--; MARTY11*1 G. (Martynenko., A.H.); BRATUSI, V.V. Some problems in the physiology and pathology of underwater si-riming; study of the functional state of the cardiovascular system in underwater owizaing. Fiziol. shur. [Ukr.] 8 no.3: 309-318 My-Je 162. MMI 15: 6) 1, Laborataip fislologii kroyoobrashcheniya Iwtituta fizio- logii im. Bogomolltsa All US3R, Kiyov. (CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM) (SWIM-MIG) (UNDERWATM PHYSIOLOGY) -KOZMRATOVICIII, M.A. Reflex regulation of vasmaar tonus in isolated hypothermia of the brain, Biul, eksp. biol. i med. 53 no.1:7-11 Ja 762. (MIRA 15:3) 1. Iz laboratox-Ai fi2iologii krovoobrashcheniya (rukovoditel', deyvtviteltx*7 chIen ANI SSSR N.N. Gorev) Instituta fiziologii imeni A.A. Bogomol2tea (dir, .. chlen-korrespondent AM USSR A.F. lkdcarc-honko) AN USSR, Kiyev,, Predstavlena deystvitelInym chlenom MI SSSR N.N. Gorevym. (MAI* (HYPOTHERMIA) (NERVOUS SYSTEM, VAS%IOTOR) KONDRATOV1CH', M.A. Central mechanisms of the regulation of the vascular tonus. Fiziol. zhur. [Ukr.] 9 no.4r526-537 Jl-Ag 163. (MIRA 17:10) 1. Laboratoriya fiziologii krovoobranhcheniya Instituta fiziologii im. Bogomolltsa AN UkrSSR, Kiyev. KONDRATOVIGH, M&A, Current concepts on the functional or~anizaltlon of the bulbar vasomotor center. Fiziol, zhure [Ukr, 10 no.2:247-254 Mr- Ap 064. (MIRA 18:7) 1, Laboratoriya fiziologii krovoobrashcheniya Instituta fizio- logii im. Bogomolltna AN UkrSSRp Kirv. GOROSHCHENTKO.- Ya.G.; KONDRILTOVICH) N.M. Investigating the decomposition of sphene concentrates by sul- furic acid for the purpose of obtaining titanium sulfate solu- tions with a low acidity factor. Titan i ego splavy no.9:149- 157 163. (Sphene-An%lysis) (Titanium sulfate) WIRA 16:9) KONDRATOVICH. N. YE.; LAPIN, P. A. Saws Preparation of disc saws for high speed cutting., Les. prom. 12,, no. 1, 1952 Monthly Ust of Russian Acoesslons# Ilbrary of Congreast March 1952. UNCLASSIFIED. KONDRATOVICH N.Ye.; GERNET, G.M. the use of pneumatic and hydraulic Economic effectiveness of Der. prom. 13 no.8:14-15 Ag 164. mechanisms in sawmilling- (IAIRA 17:11) LAPIN, Petr Ivanovichi KOI]DRATOVICH, Vikolay Yemellyanovich; YUROYEV, Yuriy Ivanovi-Cyp.-ODTM=r,-L.-171-r-ea.--,-FETIYMOVkl-L.I.0 tekhn. red. [Design and use of modern frame.sawal Konstruktsii i eksplu- atatsiia sovrememWkh lesopillrqkh ram. Arkhangellsk, Arkhangellskoe kni2hnoe izd-vo., 1962, 82 p. (VIRA 16:12) (Saws) ne YEV i in illich, kand. tekhn. lik; DUIUU DEMIYAROVSM, Konstant GH,_N.Ye.t red. Vjktor Dmitri7evich) inzhql -KOFlq PW - [sharpening woodcutting tools] Zatocbka derevorezhu- entOV- I'loskVaq Lesnaia proDIshlennOstI, shchikh instrum (mM 18:3) 1965. 201 P- YESIFENKO) B.yOfIFsypenkop:.B.IE.);_NUUTDYIMM.A.(Kondratovych, m*A 1; POGREBNYAK, L.P.[Pohrebniak, L.P.), red.; DABVICH, A.ViDanej7ch, A.V.], red.-leksikograf; LIBERW, t.P., tekhn. re4,-- Russian-TArainiAn dictionary of pbyaiolog:Vdal terpdpology; 1590M termi)-Rdaliolko-ukrainalkyi slovnyk fiziologichnoi teryninologii. 15 000 terminiv. Uklad. B.IE.IEsypen#a, M.A.Kondratovych, Kyiv, Vyd-vo Akad. na4 UHSR, 201-p-" (Pbysiology-Dictionaries) (MIRA 16:6) (Russian language--Dictionaries--Ukrai") KCIMRATOVICH, N. Ye, KrMPATOVIC7, N. Ye.: "The effect of cutting speed on the duning of round saws in protracted sawing". Leningrad, 1955. Min Higher Education USSR. Len:in- grad Order of Lenin Forestry Engineering Academy imeni S. M. Kirov. (Dis- sertations for the degree of Candidate of Technical Science.) 50; KnizhnaLv-- Letonis' No- 50 10 December 1955- Moscow. UPIN, P*L;.-KOJ~DRATUI 0., E.Yet; YURIYEV, Yu.I.,-, ANTSIFEROVA, T.S.; G.M.; POTOLOYSM, N.I. red.; MUINIKOVA, K.S., red. izd-va; PARA~-- KM3A; Na., tekbu.-red: [Manual on the assembly operation,, maintenance and repair of the equipment of iwminb, :L woodworking enterprisesl Spravochnik po, montazbu,, ekspluatitsii i remontu oborudovaniia lesopillrykh i de.- revoobrabatyvaiuBhobikh predpriiatii. Moskva., Goslesbumizdat,, 1961. 443 P. (MMA 14: 11) (Woodworking macbingr,7) (Samaills-Equipment, and supplies) All O ~ 03 to It to U " W'x 1, A I -AA It -pa-bodis no viis at smviffiv is awe SW J. No, 9/10. IQ(HKJ),-Tbe" "PIPIIA"m k. .. lift thp K-- d4mvinwr fit wpm A M. of arm cmducted to tw tht valwity of Ibc l d b 30 d d no, w mma c mw maw % PnA~ag fbes"hwathm nordid it &1lart theout- 04 A emian of 110% of awl sMvkW (ou ibe bask of th k u d ig sta gampos"t) C ~x ittri;l but .4Z=t= the 2 Imn . MavkW allIt"itlil twither tb* chim. nm the i lid sterb olitife ISOM) chsfxrt ronts. t. rot l d h df di=l I b Vj z an ul fi m i c tot r y Al IIZ% d d i 0o . Wow not twnpeesqe isv np. ' 0 :ij Ire 0`4041 D LIVIOATION ole loom SIVIIIIII.. I low qa~-vwv- - - 1831404 If Dow OW -j, , AT ,j yj a assist Go a.. Alt U 0 aw to a or., ;51 ,gulm, I a cw a 0 4 1 IN 0 9 f - "' 0 0 0 O O 0 0 * see* * 0 0 a 0 0 * 0 0 0 a a a : BM'04'sn'sKly. S.S., predeadatell Vaerosoiyskogo Komiteta Osvobozhdeniya; YURIYEV, S.V,, generalInyy eekretar'; KONDR&TOVIGH, S.L.. nachallnik Organizatsionnogo Otdela. cawlamw From the All-Russian Presdom Committee to all Fassian national organiza- tions. Nashi vestl 9 no.36:10-11 Ag 133. (MLHA 6-7) 1. Voerossiyakiy Konitet Oevobozhdonlya. (Refugees) /065/60/000/01,_D/oo5/007 E194/E484 Supplied With .lux When a column 15 is in the Calculation of the Minimum Ref the Boiling Point or Which in Not Heated UP to tification Of a complex Food Which d condition (The Case of Is, super-Heats mixture ) on an ideal column given for the feed tray rpos0s is obtained balance equations or quation for calcula tion pul . was calculated and the fundamental : Dmperatur4 g procedure is of Fq.(5'). The f6 ed tray t4 a followin in the form tion and th4 first assumed and by the method of double 80'ecof the feed tray is I found. recommended A temperature Lbrium of each component ari nominal hase equill lculate the the constants Of P in used with Eq*(5) to ca .... of the tion method The correct The 90lec the food. ked by distillation fraction Of ed tray 19 then choc of Eq.(6). assumed temperature of the fe equation in the form ratur4e its hoot balance of feed tray t6mPe formulAtiug given Of ca lculation d the Constants Of F sumed an 1. ,x&mples are then Iture of 1000C is also found and given in Table A feed tray temper, all Components or ture of the feed phase equilibrium Of was 3960C and the tempera f the The feed temperature Comparison 0 tray is found to be 1400cl, see Table 2. Card 2/4 s/o65/60/000/012/005/007 E194/E484 Calculation of the Minimum Reflux When a Column is Supplied With Feed Which is Not Heated'Up to the Boiling Point or Which is in the Super-Heated Condition (The Case of Rectification of a Complex Mixture) compositions of the liquid and vapour phases on the feed tray at different temperatures of initial feed show that increasing the feed temperature raises the concentration of high boiling components in the equilibrium phases and the temperature of the feed tray of the ideal column. The data of -Tables I and 2 were used to construct graphs (Fig.1 and 2) which show the regions of real values of reflux. Fig-3 shows the region of real values of minimum reflux with various degrees of preliminary heating of the feed. Increasing the feed temperature is shown to lead to mixing of the region of the real values tewards higher refluxes. In addition to the conditions found in the previous work, it is shown that (1) with a given feed *temperature and constant minimum reflux, increase in the output of distillate does not influence Its quality and the residue becomes heavier; (2) with constant minimum reflux reduction in the feed temperature Card 3/4 S/065/60/000/012/005/007 E194/E484 Calculation of the Minimum Reflux When a Column is Supplied With Feed Which is Not Heated Up to the Boiling Point or Which is in th Super-Heated Condition (The Case of Rectification of a Complex Mixture) gives a lighter distillate; (3) components with a phase equilibrium constant greater than unity have a higher concentration in the distillate than in the feed. There are 3 figures, 2 tables and 3 Soviet references. ASSOCIATION: Ufimskiy neftyanoy institut (Ufa Petroleum Institute) Card 4/4 ,,KONDRATOYEVp A.A.; MAMSHKINO B.K.1 BONDARENKO, M.F. Selecting a refl= system for rectification colmnso 9himel-tekhe topl.i nasal 6 no.2t62-" F '61. (KM 14:1) 1. Ufimakiy neftyawy institut. (Distillation apparatus) KONDRATIYEV, A.A.; SERAFDIDV,, L.A. Performance of a rectification column and viaximum, reflux-to- product rati,4 lzv,vyo,ucheb,zav,; neft' i gaz'5 no,4:65-69 1624, (MIRA 16i1) 1, Ufimakiy neftyawy institut i Moskovsklq inatitut tonkoy khisicheakoy tekbwlogii Iseni Loxwolo"-~ (Plate towers) BONDARENKO, M.P.; GAYLIS, A.A., KONDRATIYEA A.A. Effect of the number of contact trdating etages on the extraction process indioes. KUm.i tekh.tog.i masol 7 noiatl2-16 F 062. (MIRA 15:1) 1. Ufimskiy neftyanoy nauchno-isoledcyvatellskiy institut. (Psitroleum-Refining) (F4raction (Chemistry)) KONDRATIYEVY A.A. --- -- ----- Effect of various *ctors on the minimum reflux ratio in the rectification of a~binary system. Izv.vyp.uchob.zav.;khim. i ldd4i.tekh. 3 no-3:546-549 160. (MIRA 14:9) 1. Ufimakiy neftyanoy institut kafedra protsezjsov i apparatov. (System (Chemistry)~ (Distillation, Fractional) KLIMENOK, B.V.;,~ Prinimali uchastiye: BASYROVA, Z.V.; YELEPINA., V.I.; ZEMLYANSKIYp A.T.; PIXKIS, L.N.; STARTSEVA, T.K.; WITSEN, Ya.ya. Counter-current horizontal extractor for processing hard materials. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; neft'.1 gaz 4 no.2:75-77 '61. (MIRA 15:5) (Paraffins) (Diesel fuels) 11 KONDRATIM, A.A.; BONDARENKO, M*F. Calculation of the mmber of theoretical stages in the countercurrent washing of precipitates with the use of several multistage extractors. Khim.prom. no.9:603-607 Ag 162. (MIRA 15:9) 1. Ufimskiy neftyanoy institut i Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledo- vatel'skiy institut neftekhimicheskikh protsessov. (Chemistry, Technical) (Extraction apparatus) KOIMRATIYEV, A.A. - Characteristics of the process of batch-type extraction. Rhim. i tekh. topl. i masel 8 no.10s6_9 0 163. (NIRA 16: U) 1. Ufimskiy neftyancy naucfnno-issledovatellskiy institut. KOIMRAT I EV , A. A. Calcidation of bif inite refluxing f or. rectifying multicomponent mixtures. IZV.vys.ucheb.zav.; neft' i gaz 5 no.8:67-74, 162* (14IRA 17: 3) 1. Mmakly neft7anoy institut. 3,Z.V*i KONDRATIYEV, i,.P. - Calcidating the possible rnnge of' variation fr. N4 comdositlon of the iepai-ablon products of temary mixtures -in the presence of min' ravm reflux. Izv. vva. ucheb. zav. ~ nof t' I gaz 7 no.3,63-67 '64. (MIRA 17:61, 1. Uflmskiy neftyanoy institut. MARUSHKIN, B.K.; KONDRATIYEV, A.A. Calculation of the composition on the feed plate in rectification of multicomponent, mixtures. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; neft' i gaz 7 no.10:55-59 164. (MIRA 18:2) 1. UfImskiy neftyanoy institut. L 16929-65 274TW SSDIMTLIAF UR .5 1,YjA c) IrliA 'rv'~n /rr~ R Ir)021 Ac"E.' 0'" "'R : A P'j 7Y)PP 1 ? AU 'qOR: Kondraf.'::ev, A A. T L'~' f-alrulation of the conditions for minimum irri;-.ation in the fractionation i t~,khnoloriya toplAv i masel, no. 19614, IR,-2'-, PIC TAG Oei~Vr-y-t-echnique-,:-c".. Thc~,art iclc~ t-epresenta. -a reply to -in article by A. K, Manovvan and L. A. 3ayburski-v /Khimiya Ii .TekhnologL ya Topliv i Hasel, Ho 4, 19637 cr ttne pr 1blerns of deTerminLng minimum reflux ratio, using the componiriotis o c z. a , ne (i ;n an inv(tstigation of fractionating imnstallatio~Ns. and the accuracy' ,~p;~roii.mste me-Lhods of calculation, Claiming that the inLLLal theoretical .)remiaes rind method of investigation by Manovyart and Rayburikiv led them to uniccrp"ahle recor-wendations, the author discu3.qes of a -qvqtcm of ininimum in whiLft regions of conlant (limiting) concentrati3ns appear Ln the column. The Ottial sys-tew- Ls~ a Eour-comp-acient -equimalar aixture-witiv- relative.- volat-flitie-9--of eq'u'al- -t'o eight, four, two and one-, themixtitre enters the colum In.at the.b~6~j ing poirit. The author analyzes the three methods of calculation of the minimum reflux ratio used by Manovyan Card 1/2 L 1692-0-65- AC C E SAI I ON INR: AP5'Y)2R'i2 and 13--yburskiy, no--In& that two of them were inapplicable to the cases in which they were used. An exact calculation of the system of minimum irriga- ti.oF ccnaLderLng tte change in molar fluxes along- the heighL of Lndiv'Ldual -, -, L~)n:3 -)f Lhe column and the relative volatilities of the component6 a -i ~-(- performed uaing the method of successive CAICulgLiozl Of the regions n:iq*8",f rorcentrations or the move general method of alternrLe calculation -LCFions of conatant concentratLons Of the or distilled- -,ections, so well as methods including plate-by-plate caLculation of the (I C(Niumn or its individual parta; in the case of ronatant values of ,r--3 ar ,d relative volatilities of the components, the minLmum reflux -F., 1 can. also be- claculated using algebraic methods- Cr~ Drt. has 2 graphs. L '10N: UfNII SU3,141YEED: 00 NO REY SOV: 010 Card 212 ENCL: 00 OTHER: 010 KONDRATIYUO A.As Calculation of the conditions of infinite refluxing during the rectification of multicomponent mixturea. Khim. i tekh. to 1 i masel 10 no.2t4O-42 F 1659 P4RA 18:8) 1. Ufimskly neftyanoy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut. KOIMRATIYEV, A.A.; MARUSHKIN, B.K. , - I . - ---- 1-1- Selecting the flow sheet for the rectification of =10component mix- tures. Khim. i tekh. topl. i masel 10 no.7:53-55 J1 v65. (~IIRA 181q) 1. TJfJmskiy neftyanoy nauchno-issledovatel5skiy institut. AELAKHVERDYAN, D.A., prof.; IPATOV, P.F., dots.; STAM, V.M., dots.; ABIKSKIN, A.L., dots.; VINCKUR, R.D.., dots.; AZARKH, M.R., dots.; SHER, I.D., prof.; KONISHIN, F.V., prof.; NIKOLISKIY, P.S., dots.; 1;QND4jjYgV "- A.,_Ted.; FILIPPOVA, E., red.; LEBEDEV, A., tekhn. red. [Finances of the U.S.S.R.]Finaney SSSR. Moskva, Gosfinizdat, 1962. 412 p. (MIRA 16:1) 1. 'Moskovskiy finansovyy institut (for all except Kondratlyev, Filippova, Lebedev). (Finance) swim eafts j4 A..,BkMMM- -(-SI-ki i rinim with Intemj 110 nm jpntly j1pengd ;j;;~;.mmvAdm Y round with a rrs. izations. the. cornpgponding =,%,, Wh-I undw various con. lh~ I - - ~1"&.r ,, "qualiffes (" Lndk.W by I~ilfjf W Ilin"in" of SOV/1 37- 57-1-1402 Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1957, Nr 1, p 186 (USSR) AUTHOR: Kondrat'yev, A. B. TITLE: Analysis of Structural Flaws in Hardened Steel Which Develop Dur- ing Grinding, Their Classification, and Causes of Their Formation (Analiz defektov struktury zakalennoy stali, voznikayushchikh pri shlifovanii, ikh klassifikatsiya i prichiny poyavleniya) PERIODICAL: Tr. Penzensk. industr. in-ta, 1955, Nr 3, pp 70-94 ABSTRACT: In order to expose flaws caused by grinding (G) and the state of the microstructure of the surface layer, the author investigated speci- mens and ball-bearing rings, manufactured from ShKh- 15 steel subjected to G by different procedures after quenching in oil at 8300C and a 3-hour annealing at 1500. G was carried out on electric -furnace -corundum wheels of grain size 46 on a ceramic binder and-emulsion cooled. Flaws were then exposed by means of successive etching in 50/6 HN03 and in 12% HCI solutions with subse- quent neutralization with a 5% solution of soda in water. The-following Card I /Z flaws were detected: G Surns'with hardening (from local overheating Analysis of Structural Flaws in Hardened Steel (cont. ) SOV/1 37- 57-1-1402 to temperatures above Ac 1 and rapid emulsion cooling) and with tempering with local overheating at temperatures below Ac I; G cracks which form as a result of the action of stresses arising through local structural transformations and drawing of the temper of a thin surface layer. On the basis of the metallographic analysis of the heat conditions prevailing during G it is shown that rapid heating of the metal surface takes place during the process of G, with high concentration of heat (800-9000) in thin surface layers. Heat spreading deep into the article causes the heating of surface layers and structural transformations therein in accordance with the temperature distribution. A. F. Card 2/2 L7 -'j -3 111 1",d 41 34 11 j u Igo j I I rill X 9 IA jai fill KONMTIYBV 1,. kand.tekhn.nauk; MSHOVA, Galin& I WassU BarivoAM blkolayevna, Inzn.; FDO'MIKOV, lvqn Aleksayevich, prof., doL-tor tekhn.nauk; MOSKOVSKIT, Mikhail Ivanovich, kand.tekhn.nauk; SOOLET, David Iosifovich, kand.tokhn.neuk; WIMIGEVICH, Petr Kazimirovich, inzh.; SHIROKOY, Boris Ivanovich, kand.sellsko- khoz.nauka Prinimali nchastiye: TMOIN, Boris Nikolayevich, inzh.; OSOBOV, Vadim Izrailevich, inzh. BRIK, P.A., prepodavatell, .., retsenzent; IVANOV. V.A., prepodavatell. retsenzent; KOGAHOV. A., prepodavatell. retsenzent; KOHONOV, B.V. prepodavatell; reteenzent; MARKOV, G.Ta., prepodevatell, retsenzent:, OSIPOY, G.P., prepoda- vatell, retsenzent; RYABOV, P61,1 prepodevatell, retsenzent; SOLOVITEV, I.Ye.. prepodavatell, rateen2ent; SOROKU, V.Ya., pre- podavatell. retsenzent; BANNIKOV, P., red.; VORONKOVA, Ye., takha.red. [Manual for collective farm machinery operators] Sprav'oohnik mekba- nizatora sel'skogo khozisistva, Penza. Penz~enskoe knizhnoe Izd-vo, 1959. 6io p. (MIRA 14:2) 1. Saratovskly institut mokhanizataii sel'skogo khozyaystve imni M.I.Kalinina (for Brik, Ivanov. Koganov, Kononov, Markov, Osipove Ryabov, Soloviyev, Sorokin). (Agricultural machinery) (Farm mechanization) S11231611000100110141015 A005/AO01 Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashinostroyenlye, 1961, No. 1, P. 56, # 1B 516 AUTHOR: KondrWyev. A. B. TITLE: Results of an Investigation and the Experience From the Introduction of the Speed Grinding of Metals PERIODICAL: V sb.: "Osnovn. vopr. vysokoproizvodit. shlifovaniya". Moscow, Mashgiz, 1960, pp. 121-130 TEXT: Results are presented from an investigation of the speed grindIng of - bearini races made of WX15 (ShKhl5) steel (RC 61 - 64) on the internal-grinding machine with the high-porous electro-corundum disks. Their structure is No. 12-14 with ceramic binder of the grain size 46, hardness r-it-CM2 (SM1-SM2). It turned out that the finish of the processed surface improves considerably with increasing grinding disk speed and becomes worse directly proportional to increas- ing longitudinal feed. The finish of the grinded surface becomes worse with increasing rotation speed of the processed work piece and cutting depth; the specifle consumption of the disk decreases with increasing disk speed. The Card 1/2 S/123/61/000/001/014/015 A005/AO01 Results of an Investigation and the Experience From the Introduction of the Speed Grinding of Metals appearance of austenite in very fine surface layers was stated by X-ray analysis only in those specimens which were grinded with the cross-feed of 0.015 mm per one travel of the table and the longitudinal table feed of 6,000 m/min. - There are 5 figures. I. Brozg9l' Translator's note- This is the full translation of the original Russian abstract. Card 2/2 SHORIN, Yu.A., inzh.; KONDMITIYEV, A.D., inzh. Operation of the gas and oil system of generators. Elek. sta. 32 no.12:61-62 D 61. (MIRA 15:1) (Turbogenerators) SHVARTS, A.S., kand.tekhn.nauk; KONDRATIYEV, A.D.; ZYBIN, Yu.P., doktor tekhn,naukj prof. Reviews and bibliography. Kozb.-obuv.prom. 6 no.11:29-33 N 164. (MIRA 18:4) 1. Direktor izdatellatva "Legkaya industriyal (for Kondratlyev). PWINA, 011ge Pavlovna, doyarka; XCUMTOW, A.?., red.; SXMCHM* Seley red.; YASMIKDU. Ye.A.. tekhnreT.- [We shall obtain 5.000 kilograms of milk per cow per year] Budet 5000 kilogrammov moloke ot korovy v god. Kulbyehev, KuLbysbovskoe knizhnoe lsd-vo,, 1960, 18 p. (MIRA l4a) 1. Zolkhos imeni TO(b) loldybanskogo rayona (fv Youina). (Dairying) - GIRASIMOV, Vladimir (levrilovich, postukh-skotnik; -KCIOMATITETV A.F. 9 red.; MWYMIK, G.A., red.; [my sevelk-y'sar plan) Nola semiletka. KuLbyshev, Kuibyshevskoe knishnos Isd-vo, 196o. 21 p. (KIRA 14:1) ~ 1. Kolkhos %aninskly put" Borskogo reyona (for Geraslnov)* (Stock and stockbreeding) K insh, Land irrIgation in Czechoslovakia. Gidr, i meI. 17 no.3:49-12 Mr 165. (min 1834) 1. Vaosoyuann goswiarxtvewWy proy*ktno-tzyskato1'mkiy i nituchno- isalmdovatel'skiy Institut vodokh6xyaystvennogo stroitel'stva Goazemodkhaaa SM. KONDRATIYEY,,, F.,, inzh.; BORISOV, G.M., inzh. Water supply of rural populated places in Czechoslovakia. Gidr. i mel. 17 no.lOt52-55 0 165. (MIRA 18-101 1. Vsesoyuznyy gosudarstvannyy proyektno-izyskatellskly i nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut vodokhozyaystvennogo stroitel'stva. ZRDA OV. 1.K.; ROKLNOVbXIY, V.B.; DOLUXUNOV. K.P.; ZLOTNIXOV. S.A.; XOMMATOINY. A.G.; ODHOLIXO, V-V.; ROGITSLIT. V.Tu.; YOKICM. Professor F.Y. Shmakov. Blektrichostvo no.1:94 Ja 156. (KuIA 9:3) (Shmakov. Pavel Vaoillevich, 1885-) GURIVICH, Simon BorisovIch;JUADRATjMp_ A.G. #_kand.takhn.nauk, reteensent; GANDUM9 R*I,, red.; OXaA. L.L. red.; POLOSEATA, B.G., tekhn,red, [Physical processes In television pickup tubas] Fisicheakie proteensy v persdalushchikh tolovisionnykh trabkakh. Koakwa. Goo. Isd-vo fisiko-matenollt-ry,1958. 399 P. (HIM 12:3) (Television cameras) AICS TOY, YU-V.; VERWKIN, N.S.; ZHEMI, B.G.; 2LMXOT, S.A.; KOLIN, K.T.; KON.IMAT!= V.G.; OINOLIKO, KMNKO, T V.V.; TARAMS, D.A.; SMUOT, P.T., red.; VRNGRM=p L~Iqq red.; KARABILOVA, S.F., tekhn.red. [Televisionj general course] Talevidenis; obshchii Imrs. Pod red. P.T.Mmkove. Moskva, Gos.Izd-vo lit-ry po voprosam sviazi i radio. 1960. 391 P. (MIRA 13:12) (Television) XONDRATIM, A.G.; MINIM. Tu.G. Outlook for the use of vidicons in low frame frequency television systemse Tekhoklno i televo 4 n0-7:63-67 J3. 160. (MIRA 13:7) 1.,,Zatedra, televidenlys, laninUadskogo elaktrotaknichaskogo inxtituta sy7azle , (Television-Transmitters and transmission) S/193/61/000/012/001/005 A004/Aiol AUTHORt Kondratlyev, A. G. TITLE: OTCY (FITSU) photo-television well installation PERIODICAL: Byulleten' tekhniko-ekonomicheskoy informatsii, no. 12, 1961, 21-22 TW: The author describes the FTSU photo-teleVision well installation, which he claims to be the first of its kind in the Soviet Union and abroad. The device has been developed by the Leningradskiy elektrotekhnicheakiy inatitut svyazi Im. M. A. Bonoh-Bruyevicha (Leningrad Electrotechnical Institute of Communications im. Bonch-Bruyevich) and has been tested~fn the wells of the Angrena "Podzemgaz" Station. It is intended for the visual inspection and photo- graphing of dry well elements. The FTSU installation consists of the well device of cylindrical shape 6O.mm in diameter and 1,690 mm long and the surface assembly of 360 x 260 x 220 mm, which are interconnected by a typexrT-4 (KOT-4) cable. The installation Is of small size and permits to combine TV-observation with immediate photographing. The author mentions an analogous system developed by the West-German firm Grundig which, he states, is intended for TV-observation only. The well device is a TV-camera with optical attachment and photocamera. Card 1/2 S/194/61/000/011/066/070 D271/D302 AUTHORS: Kondratlyev, A.G., Wkin, M.I. and Minerl~o, Yu.G. TITLE: Objective measurements of quality indices of tele- vision signa4s PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika, no. 11, 1961, 26, abstract 11 K195 (Tr. nauchno- takhn. konferentsii Leningr. elektrotekhn. in-ta avlazi, no. 2. L., 1961, 3-6) TEXT: Report on the equipment for objective evaluation of picture quality which was developed in 1960 by the Television Depart ment of the Leningrad Eleotrotechnical Telecommunications Institute. The equipment includes instruments for measuring the definition, signal-to-noise ratio, horizontal trailing, reflected signals, levels and non-linearity of the display. Instruments are in devel- opment for measurin the depth of the picture and contrast com res- gr-Mracter's note: Complete translation sion distortions. L 7 Card 1/1 LEYTES, Lev Semenovich;,XQHP8A7I-'BV Ye., Otv. ,AA,reteenzent; TESLER, V. red.; VEYTSMAN, G.I., red.; VENGRENYUK, L.I., red.; PDMMOVA.S.F., tekhn. red. [Television broadcasting technology]Tekhnika televisionnogo ve- shchanila. Mockwaf Sviaslizdat, 1963. 495 P. (MIRA 16:3) (Television) _-V KONDIR 6T PUM I BOOK E(PLOITATION Moscow. Inatitui st&)A. Novoye Y teorli I praktIke proizyodstya mu-tenovskoy stall (Nev (Developments] in the Theory and Practice of Open-Hearth Steelmalting) Moscow, Netallurgizdat, 1961. 439 p. (Series: Trudy Mozhvuzovskoso nauchnogo soyeehchmiya) 2,150 copies printed. Sponsoring Agency: YAnisterstwo ;rysshego I arednego spetatallnogo abrazovaniye. RSFUR. Makovskil Inatitut stali imani 1. V. Stalin&. Eds.t H. A. Glinkov, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences, V. V. Kanda)=, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences, V. A. Kudrin, Docent, Candidate of Technical Sciences, G. it. Oyks, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences, and. V. 1. Yaroyskiy, Professor, Doctor of Technical Scienceal Ed.: To. A. Borko; Ed. of Publishing Housel N. D. Gromov, Tach. Ed.t A. 1. Karasev. PURME. This collection of articles is Intended for members of scientific Institutions, faculty members of schools of higher education, engineers concerned with wtanurgical processes and pbysIcal chemistry, aDd atuAents specializing In'these fields. Car4 IPI New [Developments] In the Theory (Cont.) COVERACE: The collection contains papers reviewing the develOPMent Of Open- hearth steelmaking theory and practice. The papers, written by staff members of schools of higher education, scientific research institutes, and -In laboratories of metallurgical plants, were presented aneL discussed at the Scientific Conference of Schools of Righer Education. The foll-wing topics am consideredi the kinetics and mechanism of carbon oxidation; the process of slag formation in open-hearth furnace* using in the charge either ore-lime briquets or composite flux (the product of calcining the mixture or lire with bauxite), the behavior of hydrogen In the open-hearth bath; metal desulfurization, processes; the control of the open-hearth thermal melting regime and Its autcastIoD; beat-engineering problems In large-capacity furnaces; aerodynamic properties of fuel gases ad their flow'in the furnace combustion chamber; and the Improvement of high-alloy steel quality through the utilization of vacuum and natural gases. The following persons took $.I. Filippor, part in the discussion of the papers at the Conferencei V.A. Kudrin, N.A. GlInkov, 16P. Non, V.I. Tsvoyski7, 0.1. Oyks and Ye. V., Chelishchey (Moscow Steel I=tttute)j Ye. A. ir-zachkov- an& A. S. rJmr:LWwv (Zhdanor Metallurgical. XastLtute)l N.S. MikhayletsClastitute of Cheadcal Metallurgy of the Siberian Branch of the Academy of Sciences USSR); A.I. Strogum. and D. Ta. Povolatekil (Chelyabinsk Po"chnie Inatitute)l P.T. VarikIda %Ural Pblyteebuic Institute), I.I. Fawn (the Moscow 'Serp I zolots metaumvicai Piant), Y.A. Yway (centroa Asian Polytechrde Instl tat*) Card :~Jl it New (Developments] in tbd 7b"17 (COnt-) and X.I. Beylinov (light School of the Dne =rzb treenlucergel, uslostrnlystStoultst References follow sow of the articles. V:fe TA= OF CONrMMt Foreword Y&VCYY*Idy, V. 1. Emoskmakiy institut dau - KOBWW steel institute Principal Trends In the Development of Scientific Research in Ste*1 Xamufacturing T irluvpov, S. 1. [Professor, Doctorof TechrAcal Sciences, Moscow Steel Institutal. Regularity Patterns of the Ktnetl~x of Carbon 03ddation in Matals With low Carbon Content (V. 1. Antonenka participated in the experimittJ Levin, S. L. (professor, Dcator of TechnIcal Sciences, Dmpz* tzovskly metalbargichasidy inatitlit - DasyroYetrav k matinumical institute I. Card 3!14 Off-F~=ace DeffulfUrization of Cast Iron by Blowing Lime and Alumim- Suspenaions 173 Card 7/ 14 PRIDANTS", M.V., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.; KONDRATlYEV._~.I',, inzh. Effect of the contaminstinn of structural, manganese-aluminum steel by magnesium on the quality of slabs. Stall 25 no.7s644~647 J1 165. (KRA 180) 1. Institut metallurgii im. A.A.Baykava i Mentrallnyy nauchno-is- aledovatellsKy institut chernoy metallurgii is. I.P.Bardina. KONDRATIM, A.I. (Ufa) Possibilities for lowering the cost of construction.. Stroi. truboprov, 6 no,10.-25-26 0 161. OaRk j.,jao) (Pipelines-Cost of construction) PRIVALOVI M., kand.tekhn.nauk; KONDRATYYZV A.I., inzh.; KHATKEVICH, G.H., inzh. P Reply to the inquiries of our readers. Elek. i tepl. tia a 7 1no.6s37 Je 163. 1" 16:9) (Electric locomotives) (Railroads-Brakes) (Railroads-Signaling) Am ar. 99e-.12 29; OF ON767 ALLOY (USSR) ~'ELECTRCOLAG -MELTIN6 Pridants' (De eased ~v ev, M.,V.,.,I; G,"Sakolov c and A,., it -Avtomatichesk'aya,avarka, no, 3,~,.Mar 1963,,7-12. .~~S/1251631000/003/002IQ12 The In' A. Bayk.ov, in.cooperation with the Cen-,, stitut6 of Metallurgy. imenl:A., tral ScientificResearch Institute 'of Ferrous Metallurgy imeni 1. P.. Bardin Mektrostal"! Plant, has. investigated the effect of electroslag melting and the "E roperties, particularly forgeabil ty. of 814787 h'eat-re- the mechanical* p L on sistant Fe-Ni-base&lloy. The 1000 to 1250-kg consumable electrodes made -of conventionally arc-inelted steel were remelted under AH-6 flux [65,70 CaF2,.. 3556 A12031 into 910 to 1275-kg ingots. The-dlect1roslag~;.md1te?d --alloy. tdntained 0.08% C, 0'501,3 Si, 0.3316 Mn,. 2.9376 W, 14,05% Cr, 34,474-Ni, 2.661. Ti 1.24% Al, ~ 0.01014 B,-.. Except for -an average loss of 1816 Al and 1316 Ti,'elec- troslag melting,pad'no significant effect on the. content-.of the alloying. elements. Card 2/3 AID Ur. 994-12 20 ITUne EIECTROSLAG bUTIMO (,C(mt d] q/12V03/OW/003/002/032_ However, it lowered 0 co.ntIent to'', 0.-1 100411a -and nonm6tallic. iInclusio.ns- to compared with 0.008016 and 0.00516-in the lconventionall~y melted alloy: the H content and the, composition of the nonmetallic Inclusibns remained pract'i'ddily unchanged. The tensile. strength at 860 to 12000C of the clectroslag- melted alloy in as-east or forged.c6ndition.was almost the same as that of the con- entionally melted alloy; at lower'temperatures electroslag-remelted metal Y was somewhat stronger. 'Elongation of the as-cast electroslag metal at all temperatures up to 1200*C was double.th'at of the conv ional.-netal; at 800 ent to 1200*C-. the forged electroslag metal had a Mto4o%,jr6atez~ elongation thall the conventional metal. - As -cast- electroslag metal in the 800-1000*C range .'had a reduction of area 10 to 15016 high er than that, of the conventional metal; the reduction of area of forged electroslag.me,tal0aai,(*-.iti-tim)es!.al~~hig[L:as that of conventional'metal at 800"C and 10 to 150%.Mgher at 900, to 1100"C At temperatures ovpr UOO*C, both elongation and-reduc.tion of,area dropped Card 213 313 KONDRATIYEV A I - SA14ARIBY A.M. Effect of oxygen on the desulfuration of liqaid steel. Izvevyme uchebe sav.; chern. met* 5 no,9:99-104 162o OaBA 15:10) I* MDakovskiy inatitut stali i aplavov. (Deaulfuration) (Oxygen.--Industrial-app3.ications) KONDRATIYEV, Alekney Ivanovich; VISMAKOVA, Ye., red.; YAKOVLEVA, Ye., i~6_i ' . - red. [The new., tested by life] Novoe, proverennoe zhiznliu. Mo- skva, Moskovskii rabochii, 1963. 61 p. (MIRA 16:10) 1. Pr6dsedatell kolkhoza im. kreysera "Avrora" Volokolamakogo sovkhozno-kolkhoznogo proizvodstvennogo upravleniya Moskov- skoy oblasti(for Kondratlyev). (Moscow Province--Stock and stock breeding) L 444o7-66 EWT(1)/EEC(k)-2/T/EWP(k) IJP(cl_ 1~/RTW AT ACC_ SOURCE C6bf: tk/b6~6/66/000/004/ff08f/k681 AUTHOR: Kondrat' yev, A. N. ORG: none TITLE: The determination of the relaxation time of free charge carriers in semi- conductors using the Faraday effect SOURCE: Ref. zh. ~izika, Abs. 4E629 ,REP SOURCE: Sb. hog. nauchn. kogferentsiya Kazansk- un-ta za 1963 g. Sekts; I,` paramag .tn. rezonansa, spektrookopii i fiz. polimirov, radio~.fljz_.astron. bion. --Xazan' , 1964, 72-74 TOPIC TAGS: Faraday effect, relaxation, free carrier, semiconducto7, elliptic polarized wave A-13STRACT: Equipment has been described for measuring by the contactless ra,ethod, the parameters of elliptic polarized waves. The time of relaxation and riobility of carriers, calculated from there data, corresponds.to the results obtain e~d by Herring' s formula. (Translation of abstract] [FM] S" CODE:' 20/ 45528-56 C NR AR6013699 SOURCE CODE: UR/0058/65/000/010/HO52/HO52' AUTHOR: KondrkVyev, A. N. TITLE: Use of coupled circuits for resistivity measurements and photoelectric In- vestigations of semiconductors at microwave frequencies ~M -, SOURCE: Ref. zh. Mike, Abe. l0Zh355 REF. SOURCE: Sb. Itog. nauchn. konferentaiya Kazansk. un-ta za 1963 9. Sekts.: paramagnitn. rezonansa, spektroskopii I fiz. polimerov, raffo?iz., astron., bion. Kazan, 1964, 74-79 TOPIC TAGS: semiconductor research, resistivity, photoelectric property, microwave technology, coupling circuit, measurement ABSTRACT: A measurement circuit is described and expressions axe presented for a consistent calculation of the resistivity and conduc~,;ivity of semiconductors by a contactless method, using microwaves and coupled circuits. The procedure gives re- producible results, has the advantage of simplicity, and can be used for rapid meas- urements under productIon conditions. E. 0. [Trans',ation of abstract] SUB CODE: 09 Card 111 ACC NR, AR6017249 SOURCE CODE: UR/oO58/65/oc)O/O12/DL)45/DO45 AUMOR: Kondrat'P74-04'. 3/ TITLE: 1~ tion amplitude comparator for the measurement of magnetic field in- tensities SOURCE; Refe zb. Fizika, Abs. i2u416 REF SOURCE: Sb. Itog. nauchn. konferentsiya Kazansk. un-ta za 1963 g. Sekta.: para- magnitn. rezonansa, spektroakopii I fiz. polimerov, radiofiz., astron., bion. Kazanp 1964, 83-87 TOPIC TAGS: magnetic field measurement, magnetic field intensityp flip flop circuit, recording equipment ABSTRACT: The author describes an amplitude comparator with adjustable operating threshold to obtain magnetic-field markers. The voltage is fed from a resistance con- nected in the circuit of electromagnet to the input'-6f,diode-regenerative comparator (DRC), on which the reference voltage is regulated by means of a step selector. The voltage drop at the Input of the DRC triggers a flip-flop circuit, which feeds the step selector circuit and an electronic relay,,,_w1i6s_e contacts close-the input to an.-, _iqi~ly - the'v oltage.dr o.p from the automatic recorder and produce a marker, and alio flip flop to the step selector, thus cuasing switching of the step selector of the reference voltage to the DRC. The error in the determination of magnetic fields with this comparator circuit is t17 Oe at a field of 3" Oe. The possibility is noted of using the circuit to determine magnetic field intensities when broad lines are re- corded. V. Kolbas [Translation of abstract] SUB COD 20 0 0 U L 41113-66 EIWT(l) IJP(c) GO/AT/GD ACC NR1 AT6020567 ~S URCE CODE: UR/0000/65/000/000/0071/0083 01 AUTHOR:-,Kondratenko, A. X. ORG: none TITLE: Kinetic theory of-electromaxnetic waves jD_fjDjS&_.Rlasma SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Vysokochastotnyye svoystva plazmy (High frequency properties of plasma). Kiev, Naukovo duaka, 1965, 71-83 TOPIC TAGS: kinetic theory, plasma electromagnetic wave, distribution function, elec- tromagnetic wave dispersion ABSTRACT: The propagation of electromagnetic waves in an infinite plasma layer is in- vestigated with the aid of the kinetic theory of plasma. A self-consistent system of Maxwell and linearized Vlasov equations for the distribution function departing from' the equilibrium conditions is used with a set of boundary conditions appropriate to the infinite layer. Standard methods are used to derive the dispersion relations and the linearized solutions of the distribution function. These in turn lead to Fourier expansions for currents induced by the incident wave. The currents are then used with Maxwell equations to derive integro-differential equations for the electric and mag- netic fields and their coefficients are calculated. The damping coefficient obtained by this method coincides with that derived by M. F. Gorbatenko, et al, (ZhTF, 1964, L 41753-" EWTM IJP(c) GO/AT ACC NR: AP6011911 SOURCE CODE: UR/0141/66/009/002/OZ72/0278 IAUTHOR: Kondratenko, A. N.; Wroshnichenko, V. 1. 'ORG: none TITLE: Kinetic theory of passage of an electromalinetic wave through a plasma jay4~r placed in a magnetic field !SOURCE: IVUZ. Radioftsika. v. 9. no. 2. 1966, 272-278 !TOPIC TAGS: electromagnetic wave, plasma electromagnetic wave, plasma 00A,90M/9 IV4VE- ,magnetic field 'ABSTRACT. Reflection and transmission are considered of a circularly polarized electromagnetic wave arriving normally to the boundary of a plasma layer placed 'in a cross-oriented (perpendicular) constant magnetic field. Reirlection. trans- mission, and absorption factors are determined for these cases: (1) Specular Card l/Z UDC: 6 21. 37 1. 1 .L 41753-" !ACC NR: AP6011911 reflection of electrons and ions from the layer boundaries; the plasma absorptive power is proportional to the cube of the thermal velocities of electrons and ions; (2) Arbitrary reflection of electrons and tons from the layer boundaries; a slight ty of; spatial dispersion; the absorptive power to proportional to the thermal veloci electrons and 'ions; (3) R-f waves with the condition and with the ion motion neglected; (4) L-f waves. Orig. art. has: SS formula*. SUB CODE: 20 / SUBM DATE: 07Jun65 / ORIG REF: 004 L 417,52-66 EWT(J) Jjp(c) GG/AT ;ACC NR: AP6011910 SOURCE CODE: UR/0141/66/009/002/0261/0271 ~AUTHOR: Kondratenko, A. N.; Liokumovich, V. I.; Rybin, P. N. ORG: none TITLE: Nonlinear theory of , electromagnetic waves in a confi~n~ed plasma SOURCE: IVUZ. Radtofisika. v. 9, no. 2, 1966, 261-271 TOPIC TAGS: isotropic plasma, plasma electromagnetic wave AJVJVJ.1&'e.9# 7N90MY C-0M.-1A14F0 P4-45MI9 ABSTRACT: The propagation of electromagnetic waves with small finite amplitude, in a homogeneous plasma layer of any thickness in theoretically considered. The E-mode (E. t Ex p Hy) to determined; a slight nonlinearity in assumed. The ,initial hydrodynamic system of nonlinear partial differential equations consists of three Maxwell equations and one equation describing the motion of plasma electrons. Solution of this system is sought in the form of a s mall -parameter ~Card 1/2 UDC: 621. 37 1. 182 _KONDRP,VYEVLA:T1.,NOVIKOVj G.I.; SOBOLEV, Yu.P.; GolDIN, L.L.;. cy_-Decay of Pu21M"' by.A. TI. Ko ndratlyev, G. 1. Novikov, Yu. P. Sobolev, and L. L. GO_1IzM_IM__rn_a_l tksperEe-n-ta-11noy i Teo_r_e-t-icI_esT-.-oy Fi0 No 5 11T ( , Nov 56, pp 771- 774' A study of the rotational levels of even-even nuclei was made by determining the CL-spectrum of PuNo. "The parameters of the 4+ level have been determined more precisiol Y than previously. An Mline corresponding to a transition to the 60' level has been observed for the first time and the parameters of the level were measured." The experimental value f or the intensity of the 6 +level was f ound to.be 600 times greater than the value computed,from Landau's theoret-,.. ical formula. SUM. 1287 SOV/129-58-12-9/12 AUTHOR: --JLQAdratlyev, A.N., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Prof TIT4: Corrosion Cracking of Brass in Ammonia (Korrozionnoye rastreskivaniye latuni v ammiake) FMODICAL: Metallovedeniye i Obrabotka Metallov, 1958, Nr 12, PP 45 - 52 + I plate) ABSTRACT: In the first part of the paper, literary data on the problem are-roviiwed. According to Akimov (Ref 17), the potential of metals under the influence of stresses and strains drops to thousandths and even to hundredths of 1 V. For elucidating the influence of stresses on the potential of the metal of a brass grains and of their boundaries, the following experiments were carried out: flat specimens were produced from cast and annealed brass eont ining 30~6 Zn and having an average grain area of 24 :P. Their surface was coated with ~ melamine formaldehyde varnish and after polymerisation, ~ layer of bitumen lacquer was deposited. The lacquer layers were deposited with the aid of a binocular microscope with a magnification of ten times and, during Cardl/6 this process, sections of 0.5 to 0.8 mm wide were Corrosion Cracking of Brass in Ammonia SOV/129-58-12. 9/12 separated out along the grain boundaries. The potential was(btermined,,with an accuracy of 0.001 V, in a 15% aqueous solution of ammonia relative to a calomel electrode. By means of a potentiometer and a zero- Yalue instrument, the specimens were loaded by mean of suspended weights. Some of the obtained results are .entered in Table 1. The lower values of the potential of the grain itself in the brass in the no-load state indicate absence of a predisposition to inter-cryBtallite 'failure. An increase in the potential of the grain and of its boundaries with the progress of time in no-load tests is due to the formation of a film of corrosion products. In the case of stress application, the stress concentration along the grain boundaries brings about not only a fracture of the film but also an increase in the energy level which r lts in an appreciable drop of the potential. The longer vration of the effect of a corrosive medium and of stresses 'the deeper will the corrosion crackspenetrate, the higher will be the stress concentration and consequently the greater will be the drop in the potential. If the role of the stresses were Card2/6 Corrosion Cracking of Brass in Ammonia SOV/129-58-12-9/12 restricted to the braking-up of the film of corrosion products, the potential aifference grain-grain boundary would remain practically constant during the entire time of stress application. These and other results indicate that the intensification of carosion cracking due to stresses is not solely due to the breaking-up of the film of the corrosion products. In a number of cases, a drop in the potential and trans-crystalline cracking occurs in individual grains as a result of their being deformed. In studving the influence of the corrosive medium, the author was mainly concefted with the influence of the content Of JWi11Bt1iL4 and oxygen in the 8MMonia vapours on-the test duration until failure. The experiments were carried out on flat,, tensile specimens made 8f rolled brass containing 30% Zn, 600 C for 40 min 2 annealed at - The stresses (5 kg/mm were produced by suspending weights. The results of these tests are entered in Table 2. It can be seen that reduction of the contents of moisture and oxygen, respectively,, to 14 and 90 mg/litre has practically no Card3/6 influence on the degree of the corrosive effect of Corrosion Cracking of Brass in Ammonia Card4/6 SOV/129-58-12"9/12 ammonia. In the absence of moisture or if only traces of moisture and oxygen were present, the brass specimens did not fail for 5 days in spite of the high content of ammonia in the atmosphere; in subsequent tensile tests, the specimens had high values of,elongation, which indicates that no inter-crystallite corrosion occurred. It was not possible to exclude completely the influence of oxygen but there is reason to assume that in the absence of oxygen, corrosion cracking of brass cann t occur. The mechanism of corrosion cracking of brass in ammonia solutions seems to proceed as follows: at the beginnin , stressed brass in Ammonia will be subjected to relatively uniform corrosion with some predominan e of corrosion in spots in which physical non-uniformity or micropores exist1which bring about stress concentration. Due to the effect of the stress concentrators and also the contact of differently oriented grains, the corrosion will be non-uniform by the end of the first period. During the second period, the process of corrosion is concentrated an the ions (atoms) of zinc an# the corrosion speed will be highest and will be directed towards sections SOV/ -9/12 Corrosion Cracking of Brass in Ammonia j29-58-12 with the highest stress concentration. The mechanism of corrosion cracking during the second period is due to alternating of processes of transfer of zinc into the solution and breaking-up of the crystal lattice. During the first and particularly during the second period, stresses act as corrosion localisers; this is due to breaking up of the film of corrosion products and also to the distrubance of the stability of the lattice and subsequent breaking up of -the lattice. This perm-its explaining the observed cases of absence of corrosion cracking of alloys with low (up to 10016) and with hl:gh (over 50%) zilic contents. In the first mentioned group, the localised corrosion hardly disturbs the stability of the erystal laftice; in the case of*high zinc content, the ammonia solution reaches saturation rapidly and extraction corrosion can no longer occur. To prevent corrosion cracking, the author recommends using monovalent metals (zinc, cadmium) or slight quantities of admixtures of metals less noble than zinc. Card 5/6 Corrosion Cracking of Brass in Ammonia SOV/129-58-12-9/12 There are 4 figures, 2 tables and 17 references, 8 of which are English, 1 French, 2 German and 6 Soviet. Card 6/6 IMRATIYEV.A.N.; BULKIN.N.Ta. ifItL",;,,~~,~-~~,~~~--~l-:.~.~-,.,-~I.~-...--~ Connecting secondary steel beams with the main bean on the same or nearly the same Isvels using a single type welded angle sup- port. Rate. t Isobr. predl. v strol. no-101:3-5 155. (Girders) (MULA 8: 10) DYKHOVICHNYY, Yu.A.,, ihsh.; KAMENKOVIG.11, M.S., inzh.; PrIni-14 uchastlys: IIDFtATIYZV A 14 . inah.; VIDGOLITS, O.H., insh.1 SKANAVIt A.N,p kand. tekhas nauk; BORODINA, I.S.p red.iad- va; SHKIRV, A.N.,inxh.,,nauchnyy red.; MOCHALINA,Z.S.,tekhn.red. (Concise handbook on the design of residential and public buildings] Kratkil spravochnik po proektirovanilu shilykh i grazhdanskikh zdanii. Moskva, Goastroiizdat, 1963. 507 p. (MIRA 16:5) (Apartment houses-Design and construction) (Public buildings-Design and construction) KOROTKOVA. T.M.; IVANOV, A.A.; KONDRATITNT, A.P.; KLESHCHEVNIKOVA, T.P. ------- Sergel Vladimirovich Geluate; obituary. Yest.khlr, 83 no.8:155-156 Ag 159. 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Leningrad, Gos.izd-vo med.lit-ry Kedgiz, Laningr.otd-nis. 1960. 475 p. (KIRA 13:12) (CHILDRW-SEMOERT) XONDRATIYEV P A.P.; OKSENKRUG, B.Ye. Modernization of "GPS-e" pmeses. Shvein.prom. no.203-34 Mr-Ap 162, (KRA 15S4) (Pressing of gorments-49quipment and supplies) XO'N`DW. I Y---%', A. S. "Application of Integral Mquationa to Certain Problems of Natural Oscillations of Elastic Systems and Invent igat ion of the Bqotlibrium, Form3 of a Bar Under Longitudinal Bendlnr." Thesin for degree of Dr. Physico-Nathematical. Sci. Sub 10 Mai? 50, Moscow Order of Lenin State U iment M. V. Lomonosov Summm7 71, 4 Sep 52, Dissertations Pregented for Degreeg Ln Science AlLd. Enp-jileeKIng ja Moscow 'in 1950. From VechernygyEt M29kva. Jan-Doc 1950. ~ F,- 'A . , - . .1. . I ,* -~ I . SOV/ 124-58-8-9106 Translation from: Referativnyyzhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 8, p 113 (USSR) AUTRORS: KgndxAtyev, A.S., Chistovskaya, N.I. TITLE: The Vibrations of Loaded Bars (Kolebaniya zagruzhenny-kh sterzhney) PERIODICAL: Sb. Nauchn. tr. Kuybyshevsk. industr. in-ta, 1957, Nr 7 (a), pp 9-29 ABSTRACT: An investigation is made of the natural transverse vibrations of rectilinear bars fastened at the ends in a number of different ways. By using the resolvent of the influence function of the bar the authors obtain vibration -f r equenc y equations for bars of con- stant stiffness subjected to a concentrated mass load. When the primary vibration frequencies arrived at with the aid of exact equations and approximate formulae are compared, it becornei possible to draw inferences concerning the accuracy of the ap- proximate solutions obtained. Two cases are examined: In one, both ends of the bar are simply supported; in the other, one end is clamped and the other end is free. Formulae are adduced for the resolvents in the case of a bar having one end clamped and Card 1/Z the other end simply supported and in the case of a bar having SOV/ 124-58-8-9106 The Vibrations of Loaded Bars both ends clamped. These formulae make it possible in either case to evolve the vibration -frequency equations. S.M. Zavartsev Card 2/2 AUTHORt t:^INDRAT IYEV, A.S., CHAYKINA, Z.S.(Kuybyshev) 40-4-14/24 TITLEs The Oscillatory Properties of the Vibrations of a Bar Which is Compressed in Longitudinal Direction (Ostsillystalawy evoystva kolebaniy prodollno szhatogo sterzhnya). PERIODICALs Prikladnaya Natei Nekho, 1957P Vol*219 Nr 4, PP-560-;563 (USSR) ABSTRACTs The present paper is an extension of A.S.Nelyakhovetakiyts result (Priklad.Mat.i Mekh.17,4,1953) to a much more general case. It is shown that the kernel of the homogeneous integral equation which is obtained in the investigation of the eigen oscillations of the bar is oscillatory for arbitrary fastening of the ends of the bar and for arbitrary axial load which does not exceed a certain maximum limit. SUBMITTEDs December 15, 1956 AVAILABLE% Library of Congress CARD 1/1 Oscillation Properties of the Form of Equilibrium Solt/40-22-4-17/26 for Longitudinal Deflections functions determine the possible forms of equilibrium of the bar. Now it is well-known that in two cases the influence function is of the Green type and possesses oscillation pro- perties. These cases concern s 1. a bar with a fixed end and a free second end, 2. a bar with two fixed ends. In the present short paper two further limit cases are in- vestigated, namelyt 3. a bar which is flexibly supported on both ends; 4. a bar of which one end is rigidly fixed, while the other one is flexibly supported. It is shown that also for these two boundary conditions the oscillation properties of the influence function occur in about the same way as in the first mentioned two cases. Therefore it can be shown that not only the critical forces but also the characteristio functions have similar oscillation properties as for a bar with flexibly supported ends. There are 4 references, 3 of which are Soviet, and 1 German. Card 2/2 67605 SOV/179-5 9-5-29 /41 AUTHORS: Ko and Ustinova, T.I. TITLE: The Limits of Longitudinal Loadftetween Which Oscillatory Behaviour of a Longitudinally Compressed Rod Exists PERIODICAL:Izvestiya Akademii nauk,SSSR, Otdeleniye tekhnicheskikh nauk, Mekhanika i mashinostroyenlye, 1959, Nr 5, PP 141-143 (USSR) ABSTRACT: The paper is a continuation of previous work (Ref 2). The discussion is based on the following theoremi If the rectilinear form of equilibrium of the rod remains stable under the influence of a longitudinal axial load, then in order to establish the oscillatory nature of the influence functions, it is sufficient to show that the deflection does not change sign more than n-l times under the action of n concentrated lateral forces. The theorem is applied to a rod rigidly clamped at the ends and it is shown that the influence functions are oscillatory if the value of the longitudinal load P does not exceed a certain limit Pl. There are 4 Soviet references. SUBMITTED: October 6, 1958 Card 1/1