SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KONOPLYANNIKOV, A.G. - KONOROV, A.V.

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ACC NR: AT6003849 SOURCE CODE: UR/2865/65/004/000/013
AU'rHORe. Yarmonen~c, S. P.; Kon2kizannikov, A. G.
ORG: none
TITLE: Antiradiation ~rotectlol in connection with the problem of the RBE of
M =Mations
radiations WiTIn ioll
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Otdeleniye biologicheskikh nauk. Problemy kosmicheskoy
biologiip v. 4p 1965# 139-164
TOPIC TAGS: ionizing radiation, RBE, linear energy transfer, radiation protections
x ray irradiation, gamma irradiation, experiment animal,-rat, mouse, cell
physiology, fungus, radiation dosimetry, antiradiation drug
ABSTRACT: In this r'ev"Ie'w. ar.t.Icle, the authors present the results of '74 Soviet
and 50 Weste~n studies In tabular and graphic form.. Some of the Soviet
results ar,e. presented in the following figures and tables:
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-Table 1. The'RBE of radiations of-low specific ionization (linear
energy transfer (LET) in kev per 1 micron of passage)
Recorded Effect Standard Radiation Compared Itadiation
Type- LET Type LET RBE_
Death of yeast x-rays 2.9 x-rays 0.42 0.85
cells 200 kv particles
. 22, mev
iSame as above,- X-rays 3.0
I gamma,rays 0.3 0.76
;haRloid strain 180 kv Co-60
Same as above, x-rays 3.0 I gamma rays 0.3 0.84
Idioloid strain 180 kv Co-60
, hromosomal aberrations x-rays 3.0 gamma rays 0.

-
dn a human cell culture 180 kv Co-60 0.86
at various cellular
La
hases . ~ I I I
FRatso.LD 50/30
J x-rays 3.0 ga=a rays 0.3 1.0
180 kv I Vo- 0
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Jjnf8
L (LET) in k
ev per
1 mier,)n of
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"Rabbi~W_, LD
10
0/
30- x-rays

.0

amma

ays

.3

.3
180 kv Co-60 1.7
Ooga, LD 100/30 x-rays 3.0 ga=a rays 0.3 1.3-
180 kv co-60 1.6
.

7
)ogs, LD 50/30

-rays

.0

amma

ays

.3

.5
180 kv I j Co-60 I

hromosomal aberrations
x-rays
3.6
gamma
rays
l 0.3 1 0
nrat liver cells
T 180 kv Vo-6o

Table 2. Dependence of RBE on the hardness of radiation
and species of animal
x-rays, 18
0 v gamma-
Mice 700
lRats -850
Card.3/15
Animal
___MMLD 0/30
RBE of Co-60
rays, Co-6C

850
gamma rays
0.82
750

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Table 3. 'The RBE of high-energy particles (LET in Kev/micron)
Recorded Effect Standard Radiation Compared Rad*iatinn
Type LET !Type UXT Pl%
Death of yeast x-rays 2.9 deutrons 0.9 1.0
cells 200 kv 190 Mev
Same as above, x-rays 3.0 protons, 0.3-1 0.76

havloid strain
180 kv -660
130 Ne v
0 7
Same as-above gamma rayal 0.3 l
Co-69 protnnr..130-
660 Nev i P.3- 1.0 1
O.7
Same as above, gamma raysi 0.3 protons 0.3 1.0
di2loid strain Co-69
4 660 Mev
Sex determined x-rays protons 0.3 1.0
recessive mutations 180 kv 3.0 660 Mev
in fruit flies
Mice, LD 50/30 x-rays 3.0 Frotons
180 kV 660 Mev
Same as above x-rays 3.0 protons
180 kv 660 Fev
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protons
Aeath
-x-rays
'idue to fractioa- 180 kv 510 kv
lized radiation
Card 5/15
Same as above
.m7~_r-ays
_0.~_
'Protons"
Co-60 660 Nev
Same as above gamma rays 0.3 protons 3.3 0.8*
Co-60 660 1,11ev
Same as above gamma rays 0.3
1 protons M T8
Co-60 130 Nev 1
Same as above gamma rays '0.3 1protons .7
Co-60 ;126 ?Icv
i
Death of mice x-rays 3.0 jprotons .3 ".0
180 kv 660 !!ev
Mice, LD 50/30 x-rays 3.0 protons 0.3
180 kv 660 Mev
Same as above gamma rays 0.3 t3rotons 0.3 0.75
Co-60 510 Mcv
Same as above gamma rays 0.3 protons .4 0.73
Co-60 240 New
~!Same as above gamma rays 0.3 1 protons 0.7 0.70
Co-60 j126 Mev
of rats
3.0

.3

.8

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Table 3. The RBE of high-energy particles (cont
.5e-ath of dogs
gam"a rays 1.3 protons
- 3-
1.
single
from a
-60
Co j10 and 240
.4
l irradiation i Mev
': Same as above x-rays 3.0 S
proton '0. 7 1.

' 180 kv
- 126 llie~
Death -of -d
ogs
due to fraction
irradiation
ized x-rays
180 kv 37 protons
510 Vev ;0. 3 1.

ats, state of

-rays

.0

rotons

.5 14
0
0
~ 147.
9. Monthly List of Russian AccessioasL Library of Congress, ~~1~9. Unclassified.

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Lyz 1
171 57T-30"
NOW/Dw 1947
"bbdulue of Underground Flow of Little Mara-Tau Pang*,',
A. A. Emoplyantsev, A pp
*ftzvedka NeW No 6
Considerable amount or water needed far production
and future use In the Mara-Tau Phosphorite Combinep
located in an are& of very light rainfall. Author
presents hydrogooological study of Little Kara-Tau
Mountain Range where Combine in located.
LC 57T38

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ALITOVSKIY, M.Te.; KONOPLYANT.SW, A.Ao
~'.
i,~ gI
[Methods guide for a stuAy of the underground water cycle]. Ketodi-
chaskoe rukovodstvo pa izuehaniiu rezhima podzem*h vod. Moskva,
Googeoltakhizdat, 1954. 196 p. (MUU 8:3D)

KOIDPLTANTS A
Task@ facing hydrogeoloCiste in the light of decisions of the
September and Yebruary-Nuvh.plo of the Central Comittee
of the Commnlet Party of Up So'_Vlet Union, Rasyed.l. okh.nedr
2D no.1:42-46 J&-F 154. - (MM 9:12)
(Water supply)

KCNOPLYANTSEV. A.A.. redaktor;,XRASULIN. V.S.. redaktor; SHIROKOV, A.S.,
'--ff&-Vf-6#V.IOLOSKOVA, N.I..-irodakto~r-'-tz'Aatelistva; GUROVA, O.A.,
takhnichesk,4 redaktor
Caperience in using geophysical methods of prospecting in hydro-
geological, engineering and geological research] Opyt primenentia
geofizicheskikh metodov razvedki i gidrogeologichaskikh i inzhenerno-
geologicheskikh iseledovaniyakh. Pod red. A.A.Konopliantseva, V.S.
Kiasulina i A.S.Shirokova. Moskva. Goo. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo lit-
ry po geol. t okhrans nedr, 1955. 74 p. (MIRA 9.*)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministerstvo geologii. i okhrany nedr.
Tekhaichaskly sovet.
(Prospecting-Geophysical methods)

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KONOPLYANTSNT, A.A. - CHURINOT, K. V.
p
loommmowmmww"~'i -
Smll scale hydrogeological survey mps. Razved. i okh. nedr 23 no,4:
L ( NM I I
50-54 Ap 157.
1. KInisterefto goologil i okhrany nedr SSSR i Tossoyus"Y muchno-
Ineled"atel'skly Institut gidragoologit t Inshenernoy goologit.
(Gaology--Kaps) (Water. Underground)

40ROPLTANTMffg A40
~ -, ,
Now mgazlrA OWdrageology and anineering geology* publimbed In the
Chinese People's Repiblic. Ranvid. I okh. nedr 23 no.6t62-63 J9 14;7,
(Nak 1112 )
1, Yeasoyuzayy rAmAbno-Imaledovatellekly Institut g1drogeologil I
inxhanernoy geologii.
(ChIns.-Geology-Parlodleals)

6 4
AUTHOR: Churinov, N.V., and Konoplyantsev, A.A. 132-12-7/12
TITLE; Socialist Construction Aided by Hydrogeology and Engineering
Geology (Cidrogeologiya i inzhenernays geologiya na sluzhbe
sotaialistiqheakogo stroitellstva)
1 A3
PERIODICAL: Razvedka i okhrana nedr, 1957.,# 12. p 45-52 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:. Hydrogeologic research covers the fields of water supplyp
irrigationg Industry, road building, airfield and town planning,
and prospecting. To most these requirementeg the number of
hydrogeologic stations was increased from 16 in 1937 to 39 in
1939 with 2,000 observation points. Attached to the Academy of
Sciences USSR was the T aboratory f6r Geologic Problems. By
order of the "CHKII of the USSR of Novemver 29 1939, the hydro-
geologic stations Were adminibtered by the Committee of Geology
at the "CHK" US3R. During World War II the hydrogeologic stat-
ions were requested to perform new tasks, of_which the main
assignments pertained tot
1. Study of deep underground water resources for the extract-
ion of iodine and bromine.
2. Prospecting for water for military, civilian and industri-
Card 1/3 al purposes.

132-12-7/12
Socialist Construction Aided by Hydrogoo2ogy and Engineering Geology
3- Goologo-onginsering research of dame at small rivers.
4. Development of raster methods of the study of physico-
mechanical proportion of mountain rocks.
5- Artificial strengthening of the underground for the con-
struc.tion of airfields and roads*
6. Geologic and hydrogeologic research in 'Siberia, Uraland
Central Asia in connection with the evacuation of industries
and.develiopment,.of now mineral resources.
Expansiop of hydrotechnical construction after World War ff
called for intensive hydrogoologic and engineering work. Besides
the aboVe mentioned tasks the organizations of the Ministry of
Geology -and Conservation of Natural Resources were requested to.-
perform the following work:
a. Geologic surveying.
b. Prospecting for water resources on virgin soils and waste
lands.
c. Drilling of water wells for agricultural purpoces.
d. Geologic surveying for the installation of melioration
and building of water reservoirs.
Card 2/3 e. Experiments for vertical drainage systems 'on saline soils

KONOPLTANTSIT A.AeLffUDINIROV, A.A.
Using underpowd waters for Irrigation (with summary In Inglish)o
vs geole 1 no*4:221-123 Ap 158. (MIRA 11:6)
lJoesorusaff asuchno-isslodovatellskir institut gidrogeologit I
inshenernor geologli,
(Water, Underground) (Irrigation)

KONOPLYANTSEV, A.A.
Third All-Union Conference on hydroloj7 (atudie3 on underground
wnters and underground wAter aupply to rivers). Rqrved. i okh.nedr
24 no.1:6o-61 in 158. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Yeesoyu%W nauchno-issledovntel'skiy Institut gidrogeologii i
Inzhenernoy geologli.
Miter, Underground)

132-58-3-15/15
AUTHORs Konoplyantsev,,, A.A.
TITLE- The Second Hydro-Geological Conference of Uzbekistan (Vtoroye
Uzbekistanskoye gidrogeologicheskoye soveshchaniye)
PERIODICAL: Razvedka i Okhrana Nedr, 1958, Nr 3, pp 63-64 'USSR)
ABSTRACT: The 2nd Hydro-Geological Conference of Uzbekistan, organized
by the Institute of Geology of the AS of the Uzbek SSR, in
collaboration with the Hydro-Geological Trust of Uzbekistan,
took place in Tashkent from 3 to 8 February 1958. The confer-
ence was opened by the President of the Uzbek SSR Academy
of Sciences, Academician Kh.M. Abdullayev, who stressed the im-
portance of this conference, which will prepare the ways for
further developments of hydro-geology and engineering geology
of Uzbekistan. The conference heard the following reports:
Honored Scientists of the Uzbek SSR, O.K. Lange and N.A. Kene-
sarin, on "Results and Achievements of Hydro-Geology of Uz-
bekistan During 40 Years Under the Soviet Government and Its
Future Tasks"; N.A. Kenesarin on "Preliminary Results of the
6tudy of the Ground Water Supply in Uzbekistan"; M.M. Krylov
Card 112 on'Wleliorative Hydro-Geolo
and Its Tasks in Uzbekistan"
gy
;

T
The Second Hydro-Geological Conference of Uzbekistan 152-58-3-15/15
Academician of the AS of the UZbek SSR, A.S. Uklonskiy, on
"Results of Study of the Isotopepomposition of Natural
~Iiaters of Central Asia"; G.N. Kamenskiy and I.V. Garmonovj on
"The Formation of Underground Waters and Their Zonal Distri-
bution in the Dry Regions of the USSR", and M.Ye. Alltovskiy
on "Basic Problems of the Formation of Underground Waters".
ASSOClATIOBt VSEGINGEO
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2 1. Geology-USSR 2. Conferences-Uydro-Geological-Uzbekistan
U.9CONJI-DC-54756

132-58-7-12/13
AUTHORS: Konoplyantsev, A.A., Marinov, N.A., Titov, N.A.
TITLE: Engineering - Geological Research in the German Democratic
Republic (Inzhenerno-Geologicheskiye issledo'vaniya v Ger-
manskoy Demokraticheskoy Respublike)
PERIODICAL: Razvedka i okhraza nedr, 19582,-yNr 7, pp 59-62 (USSR)
ABSTRACT3 The authors give a short survey of geological engineering
activity in East Germany
ASSOCIATION: VSEGINGEO [Al,l-union Sciintific Research Institute of Hydrogeology
aDd Goolosicel Inginsering]
1. Geology-Germany 2. Scientific research--GermwV
Card 1/1

3(2,5) SOV/132-59-2-14/16
AUTHOR: -Konoplyantsev, A.A.
TITLE: A Map of the Hydro-Geological Division of China into
AkmW ' ~_ (Karta gidrogeologicheskogo rayonirovaniya
Kitaya)
PERIODICAL: Razvedka i okhrana nedr, 1959, Nr 2, PP 56 - 58
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: This map, published in 1958, was prepared for pub-
lication by a group of Chinese geologists who worked
under direct technical supervision of the Soviet spe-
cialist B.D. Rusanov and with the collaboration of
M.M. Krylov and D.F. Agaplyev. On this map, Chinese
territory is divided into seven hydro-geological pro-
vinces, each province having its own hydro-geologi-
cal, geographical and geological character.
ASSOCIATION: (VNI3:gaz)
Card 1/1

SIC-7/13 2--9-L,11 7/17
AUTHOR: Konoplyantsev, A.A.
TITILE: _77"-onference of Workers of Illydro-Geolo-ical Sta-
tiono
P231-11IC'DICia: Razvedka i okhz-ana nedr, 1959, I-Tr "t PP G-1-63
(USSR)
ADST:ZACT: The Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issl6dovatel'skiy institut
Gidro,'-,-eologii i inzhenernoy GeoloE;ii (the All-
W)
Up-ion Scientific Research Institute of Eydro-Geolo6gy
and Geological EnCinecring (VSEGIITGEO) organized a
conference of workers of IWdro--eological and land-
slide observation stations, which took place in
7,`oscow from 24 to 26 February 195.01. There are 53
hydro-geological and 8 land-slide observation sta-
tions, s-lu-udyi%, and checking the conditions of
Ground Water and land-slide phenomena. At present
there are-9,635 observation posts in different
Card 1/2 parts of the USSR. Systermtic observations over

SO 7/17 2- a 0 -41- 17/17
.-I onforcn~;o of 71orkors of I~ydro-Goolo-ical Stations
many years have established ~;eneral rules and scheiaes
of the decrease and increaslo of the -round viater
levels for -uhole regions. Reports on different pro-
blems of hydro-Geology were read by: PXI Gass, II.E.
:,,'ostyuchenko-Pavlova, D.T.-,. Tats, A.G. Goiub', I.M.
TI
11orniyonko, A.F. L_-vrovyyqG.Yu. Israfilov%#V.A.
Korobeynikov,, I.T. Grudinshayra, IT.S Diryu_zov. The
head of the Departnent of 11ydro-Geoloirly and GeoloEic
3n~;ineering of tulie Ilinistry of Geolou-y and Conser-
vation of Mineral Resources of the USSR, V.17. Pon.1n,
reported on the "Problems of Ilydro-GeoloC,~ic and Geo-
lon-ic Ensineerinr- 71'orks durin- the Seven Year Plan."
Q, 1.3
Different decisions for the furthor development of
hydro-Geological survey in the USSR, viere taken.
ASSOCLITIOIT: VS-,GIIT'uFO
Card 2/2 uscomm-w-60,823

3*(5) -DOV/132-59-7-10/17
AUTHOR: -Konoplyantsev, A.A.
TITLE: On the fT!"nFfp_1`8`sof Regional Evaluation of Overall
Conditions of Ground Waters
PERIODICAL: Razvedka i okhrana nedr, 1959, Nr 7, pp 37-43 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Different methods have recently been developed to
establish and forecast the overall conditions of accu-
mulation and disch,-nr.-e of ground waters in different
parts of the USSR, as for instance the methods of
hydrodynamic analysis of Ground waters (method of ter-
minal differences, proposed by G.N. Kamenskiy). Up
to now these forecasts were made for relatively re-
stricted regions of the USSR. In this article the au-
thor cites different factors, the knowledge of which
will permit one to forecast the ove2all conditions over
the whole USSR. M.Ye. Al'tovskiy and N.K. Girinskiy
already defined these corcItions as being the result of
a combined action of meteorological, geomorphological
Card 1/3 and lithological factors, in addition to the natural

SOV/132-59-7-10/1?
On the Principles of Regional Evaluation of Overall Conditions
of Ground Waters
surface conditions (rivers, lakes, reservoirs, etc).
The largest genetic classification scheme of ground
waters was proposed by M.Ye. Al'tovskiy, who took into
considerations the above factors. In his classification,
he characterized the types of overall conditions for
whole provinces. Other authors, such as G.N. Kamenskiy,
made it for much smaller parts of the territory. Re-
search conducted by V.I. Illin, B.L. Lichkov, O.K.
Lange and G.N. Kanenakiy established the zonality of
ground waters. According to the author, the most im-
portant task is to determine the types of overall con-
ditions of ground waters created by the character and
the possibilit-71 of the discharge and delivery of the
. U
water into the ,vater-bearing horizons. He singles out
1 azonal and 3 zonal types of overall conditions for
the whole USSR: 1) zonal type of short-period de-
livery of water; 2) zonal type of seasonal water
delivery; 3) - zonal type of -year-round delivery; and
Card 2/3 4) - azonal type of artificial water delivery. The

SO'1/132-59-7-10/17
On the Frinciples of Regional Evaluation of Overall Conditions
'of Ground Waters
first zone is characterized by the transition from
liquid to solidified (frozen) state and by short-
lived summer flow of the ground waters. The second type
is characterized by the absence of water delivery in
vrinter time, the third type - by the delivery of water
all year round. The fourth type is created artificially
as a result of drainaGe operations and other artificial
replenishments of the water-bearing horizons. He di-
vides the four basic zonal types into sub-types, and
the sub-types into three classes each. This subdivi-
sion is conditioned by specific meteorological, geo-
morphological and lithological factors different for
each sub-type and class. In case of necessity, a more
detailed division of classes can be made. There is 1
table, 1 graph and 7 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONMEGINGEO
Card 3/3

XCNOPLYANTSNV. A.A.
Map of hydrogeological regions of China. Razved. I okh. nedr
25 no.2:56-58 1 '59. (MMA 12:4)
1. Vbeaoymznyy namchno-Iseledervatel'skly inetitut gidrogeologli i
inshemernoy geologil.
(China-Water. Underground-Maps)

ci ind(,ni-ound viitcru. 3-v. Lool.
7 L. I 6c. 14:
1. V. zll:~ r.,xc.,..~ C-1
olo,
der-rour
-d)

XCKOPLTAII TSAY, A. A-
03applying vater to mining enterprises" by lel. Flotolkov'* Reviewed
by A.A. Konopliantiney. Razved. l'okh. nedr 26 noolo:62-63 o l6o.
(MIM3: U)
1. Veasoyusnyy nauchno-looledovateliekly Institut gidrogiologli I
inshenernoy gsologllo
(Prospecting-Water su.pply)

KONOPLYANTSEV, A.A,; KOVALEVSKIY, V.S,
Principles underlying the study of the natural regime of ground
waters. Meteor.i gidrol. no.6t28-35 JTe 161. (HIM 14:5)
(Watero Underground)
4

I.V.., doktor gool.-odnerals nm&;
GARMONOVP
ral,nauk
NONOPLYANTSEV, A.A&nd.geol.-
bmatigation of . . . . . waters in.th. .Jmtries-of Asia and
Mwa (MIRA 15:10)
the Par East* Vest. All SSSRri32 n0-10:75-77 0 162-
Asia-Waters Undo d)
Fsr Iket-Waterp orground)
~

t 41
KATS, D.M.; KONOPLYANTSEV. A.A.., IVANOVA, I.C., takhn. red.
bieze-we the study of underground water conditions in
foreign countries]Obzor izueheniia rezhima podzemuykh vod
za rubezhom. Moskva, M-vo geologii i okhrany nedr SSSR,
1961. 36 p. (MIRA 16:3)
(Water, Underground)

KATS, D.141.; KONOPLYANTSEV, A.A,
Role of the study of the regime of underground waters in solving
practical probleme* Razved. i okhe nedr 27 no.905-42 S '61.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Vaesoyuznrf nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut gidrogeologii i
inzhenernoy geologii.

KONOPLY,0TSE,V.,,,_ A.A. I KOVkLEVSKIY, V.S.; LEDEDEV, A.V.P nauchn.
red .
[Principles of the distributlan of an observation net
for the study of the natural regime of underground
waters; methodological instructions] Printsipy razme-
shohenlia nabliudatellnoi setl dila laucbeniia este--
stvennogo rezhima podzeuxykh vod; metodl,:theskie U-kaza-
Mia. Moskvap 1963. 4? P. (Mi-ru, JMg)
1. Moskva. Vsesoyuzny-.v nauzhno-Iss-Iedovat,eI'ski7 Insti-
tut gidrogeologi-4 i inzhenerroy geologii.

KONOPLYANTSEV,A A.; KOVAIEVSKIY, V.S.; SEMENOV, S.M.; KUDELIN, B.I.,
retsenzent; ALITOVSKIY, M.Ye., retsenzent; BEREZOVSKAYA, L.I.,
red.izd-va; BYKOVA, V.V., tekhn.red.
[Natural regime of underground waters and its characteristics]
Eatestvennyi rezhim podzemnykh vod i ego zakonomernosti. Moskva,
Gosgeoltekhizdat, 1963.- 229 p. (Moscow. Vsesoiuznyi nauchno-
issledovatellskii institU gidrogeologii i inzhenernoi geologii.
Trudy, no.2). (MIRA 17:4)

Ko~'OFT
i 1,YANTB,',,V, A.A.; i,'QVALrVSKIY, V.S.; 5l--,,H',,'NOV, S.S.
Some rr:gi.onal characteristIcs of the regimo of ground walklers in
the U.S.S.R. Sov. geol. 7 no.9:A'21-11.25 S 16"'. O-Tlwk
- Zl y nauchno-iLsledovaLe lsl~iy 1 '
I. V:3esopimp I I - 1. L I
-Ln%llOnevr,.oy f"Cologii.

KONOPLYA14TSEV, A.A.
Some problems in the study of the regime of ulderground waters
in the U.S.S.R. Trudy VSEGINGEO no.10:5-17 164.
Studying the natural regime of underground waters in relation
to the estimation of their explpitation reserves. Ibid.:37-45
(PUTIRMA -17 - 10)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nailchno-issledovatellskiy institut gidrogeolcigii
i inzhenernoy geo:40gii.

KONOPLYANTSEVY A.A.; SEMENOV, S.M.; GOLUB', A.G.; KfiRATLUYEVA, S.S.
Regionalization of the northern slope of the Trans-Ili Alatau
and the alluvinl Ili Depression adjacent to it according to
the character~_stica of the regime of ground waters. Trudy
VSECINGEO no.10:.139-.151 164.
(MIRA 17: 10)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut gidrogeologii
i inzhenernoy geologii.

N
GARMCKOV, I.V.; NONOPLYANTSEV. A.A.
--, -- -- ml,.,- - "-. -,- - , I.,
Effect of the artificial lowering Of the- under1rmind water
level on the condition of the earth's surfase. Ramed. i
okh, nedr- 30 u6.2145-48 7 164, (MIRA 1738)
1. fiesoyUSMY nauchno-ionledovatellskiy inatitut gidrogeologii
LAnzhenernoy geologii.
I,J

KOVOPLYAUTSEV, A. A.
"Principles of distribution of observation hydrogeological wells for regional
study of unconfined ground water regime."
paper submitted for Intl Symp on Hydrological Networks, Design of, Quebec,
15-22 June -1965.

SKVORTSOV, Grigoriy Grigorlyevich, starshiy nauchnyy sotr.;
ROMANOVSKAYA, Lidiya Ivanovna, mladshiy nauchnYY sotr.;
POPOV, I.V., retsonzentl DUBROVKIN, V.L.t retsenzent;
PROKROROVp S.P.., retBenzent; KONOPLYANTSEV, A,A,. -
retsenzent; GRISHINA, T.B... red. izd-va; BYKOVA, V.V.V
tekJin. red.
[Geological engineering observations in constructing and
exploiting open-pit mines; methodological instructions)
Inzhonerno-geologichoskie nabliudeniia pri stroit.ellstve i
ekspluatataii karlerov; metodicheskie ukazaniia. Moskva#
Gosgeoltekhizdat, 1962. 58 p. (KIRA 15:10)
(Engineering geology) (Strip mining)

ALITOVSM, M.Ye.; CHMVSKIY, Ye.G.; BABUSIIKIN, V.D.; BlIMEMAN,
N N - LAPTEV F.F.[deceaf3ed]; SOKOIDV, I.Yu.; CHALISFCHEV,
A:M:tdeceased']; PROXHOIROVp S.P.; TONAREVO MI.; KOROTUEV,
A.P.- AMA140V S.K.; KONOPMANTSEV, A.A._, red.; PRIKLOIISKIY, V.A.,
red.?deceased red.;
b SPIT~ red.; MAR121OV, N.A.,
KULICHIM321, N.I., red.; GARMONOV, IN., red.; LYUBCHENKO, Ye.K.,
red. izd-va; POTAPOV, V.S.,, red. izd-va; GUROVA, O.A., tekhn,
red,
[Hydrogeologiat's handbook] Spravoehni4 gidrogeologa. Pod ob-
shchei red. M.E.Alltovskogo. Moskva, ostooltekhizdat, 1962.
615 p. (~:IRA 15:7)
(Water., Underground)

WASCHMWOV, A.S.; ANTONkYKO, K.I.; TITOV, N.A.; CBAPOV6KIY~ Yo.G.,-
CHURINIOV, M.V.; KON0FpIIYYAUISXV,-A-Z-; VIKTOROV, S-V-; VOSTOKOVATA,
Ye.A.; BADOVSKty', -N.D.; KUDE'Lilf, B.I.; OGILIVI, II.A.;
WN(MRSGAUZIRI, rp.F.;BRODSM, k.A.; SHCHERBAKOV, A.V.; POPOV,
V.N.;YR9L9TAN0VA, "a.P.; SOKOLOV, S.S.; MSENEV, I.I.; GROSHIS,
S.I.; MAKKAVEYEV, A A MAHIWOV N.A.; YEFIMOV, A.I.; ASSOVSKIY,
G.N.; VLADDIIRDVp ZGIdecenaedl; PROKHOROV~ S.P.; FILIPFOVA,
BeSep red* izd-va; HYKOVA, V.V., tekhn. red.
(Ilethodological manual on bydrogeological surveying at the scales
of 1:11000,000 - 1:500,000 and 1:200,000 - 1:100,00011-letodiche-
skoe rukovodstvo po gidroeeologicheskoi s"emke masshtabov
1:1000 C400 - L;5000 000 1 1:200 000 - 1:100000. Pod obshchei
red. A.A.Mal-kaveeva i A.S.Riabebenkova. Moskva, Gos. naucbnc~-
tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrane nedr, 1961. 318 p.
(MIRA 15:3)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministerstvo geologii i okhrarq nedr.
(Watero Underground) (Geological surveys)

,XONOPLUNTSIV, N.A.
An Instance of geometric representation of ore bodies in calculating
resources. lazvod.1 okh.medr 22 no.4:48-" Ap 156. 9:8
1. laragandimakeyo geolupmv1smiye.
(Nine@ and m1neral resources--Keanuresent)

AUTHOR4 Konoplyantg3ev, M.A. 30V-132--8-9-3/18
TITLE: The Correlation Between Surveying, Prospecting and Explor-
atory Operations (0 vzaimoavyazi s"yemki, poiskov i razved--
ki)
23
PERIODICAL: Razvedka i okhrana nedr, 1953,ANr 9, PP 11-14 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Surveying, prospecting and exploring operations are all con-
cerned with the discovery, description and evaluation of
mineral deposits. The author finds that the instructions
and textbooks available in the Union very often give con-
tradictory definitions of the precise task of each oper-
ation. The development of new instructions, which will de-
termine and synchronize with preoision all these operations
is urgently needed.
ASSOCIATION. Tsentrallno-Kazakhstanskoye geolupravleniye (The Central Ka-
zakhstan Geological Administration)
1. Minerals--USSR 2. Geophysical prospecting--USSR 3. Geophysical
surveying--USSR
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XONOPLYANTSEV, M.A.
Molybdenum deposit In central Kazakhstan [with summrv in English].
Sov. geol. 2 no.2:85-104 F '59. OaRk 12:5)
leAkkultelmya goolegorazvedechnaya partiya.
(Khzakhstan--Mol7bdenum orea)

ARKHIMS. Ye.Ya. (Kiyev); B011MAROVICH. I.M. (Kharlkov); BUIAMOV, Y.N. (111yev);
GALUSLIN, V.B. (Kiyev); GOMSI. G.A. (Nikolayev); GURBUNOVA. W.N.,
(Xiyev); GMLITSKIT, B.A. (Kiyev); DYADYUSHA, G.G. (Kiyov).- KATSIMLISON.
I.Ye. (Dnepropetrovsk); KVITCHUX, B.A. (11yev); XIRIIJAV. T.A., (Kan)
(Chernoytsy); NIKOLISKIY, -V.T. (Kiyev) PONOMMM,
-WINtan"ter . OR-ANSKIY. A.I. (Kiyov); POPOV, T.N. iKiyev);
PMBNIXDTA. I.T. (Ushgorod); STZSHMG. E.G. (Ktyev); CHATKIN. K.K.
(finnitea); 39"HNIKOVA. E.N. (KLyev); SHPOELTYUK. V.I. (Kiyev);
UNKO. X.M. (9talinsksys oblaot'); SYSCHNIKOVA. N., redaktor;
SXCMSKIY. V., tekhnichaskiy redaktor
[Tourist routes through the Ukraine] Turietakie marshruty po Ukraine.
Kiev. Isd-vo TeX LKWU ONolod'.0 1957. 368 p. (KIFA 10: 8)
(Ukraine-Description and travel)

'AUTHORS: Baranskiy, P. I. , SOV/57-58-8-1/37
_L ~110
TITLE: Investigation of the Volume-Gradient Thermo-e.m.f. and of
the Heat Conductivity in Germanium Monocrystals With Definite
Crystallographic Orientation (Izucheniye obl'yemno-gradiyentnoy
termoeds i teploprovodnosti v monokristallakh germaniya izvest-
noy kristallograficheskoy oriyentateii)
_0
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, 1958,/,Ur 8, pp. 1621 - 1630 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In this-,paper a method for the investigation of the volume-
gradient thermo e.m.f. t
is exposed. This voltage is
a
generated when a grad T is present in the sample because of
the volume heterogeneities. This method was tested in experiments
with germanium. The function of the ordinary thermo e.m.f.
aGe-Cu versus T and the dependence of the volume-gradient
thermo,e.m.f.upon the temperature was investigated. The
following was confirmed: 1) The transition to an intrinsic
cond
uctivity with varying temperature (which is observed, when
-
the sign of the ordin
ary thermo e.m.f. a
is inversed) is
.
Ge-Cu
Card 1/3 accompanied by a reduction of the volume-gradient thermo e.m.f.

Investigation of the Volume-Gradient Thermo-e.m.f. SOV/57-58-8-1,/37
and of the Heat Conductivity in Germanium MonocrystalB With Definite
Crystallographic Orientation
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2) If temperatures are sufficiently high (and correspond to
the conditions of intrinsic conduction ) the volume-gradient
thermo e.m.f. within experimental errors is independent of
the oryBtallogj~aphical orientation and equal to zero. The
isotropy of thermo e.m.f. in germanium is substantiated.
Measurements of 0the volume-gradient thermo e.m.f. of samples
annealed at 500 C for 32 hours proved that the effect is in-
different to annealing. Th a proves that not the lattice
defects but the heterogenetties in the distribution of
residual impurities in germanium are responsible for the
generation of the volume-gradient thermo e.m.f. ;-.. It was
shown that ta disappears in the t*emperature range of intrinsic
conduction also in annealed samples. The heat conductivity
in germanium is also isotropic,.as was shown with an accuracy
of I -* 2%. The heat conductivity versus temperature function
was measured in the temperature interval of 774 T4~, 3700K.
The free length of path of the phonons was estimated according

Investigation of the Volume-Gradient Thermo-e.m.f. BOV/57-58-8-1/37
and of the Heat Conductivity in Germanium Monocrystals With Definite
Crystallographic Orientation
to the accurate value of the heat conductivity of Ge at room
temperature.. It amounted to 2.8-jo-6 which equals about 50
lattice parameters of Ge. The germanium crystals were made
available by Z.B.Mertens (deceased) and A.N.Kvasnitskaya.
There are 3 figures, 4 tables, and 8 references, 5 of which
are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Inst't fiziki All USSR, Kiyev( Kiyev,, Physics Institute., AS
Ukr SSR
SUBMITTED July 2 , 1Y57
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20795
S/181/61/003/003/021/030
B102/B205
AUTHORS: Baranskiy, P. I., Dzyubenko, G. M., and Konoplyasova, N. S.
TITLE: Experimental study of the nature of the volume-gradient emf
occurring in germanium in the presence of a current
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 3, no. 3, 1961, 876-863
TEXT: In an earlier paper (Ref. 1: ZhTF, XXVIII, 1896 , 1958), Baranskiy
at al. reported on the detection of a volume-gradient emff t*, which occurs
p
at the resistivity gradients (VQ) in single crystal crystals of n-type,and
p-type germanium during the passage of a current. Consideration of the
specific peculiarities of bipolar carrier diffusion (theoretically and
experimentally studied by V. Ye. Lashkarev) indicates that 6* is probably
p
due to the injection of minority carriers from one part of an inhomogeneou
specimen into another. This assumption was checked by a measurement of th:
resistivity ' ?# by a probe compensation method. The authors proceeded from
the following. If 0 is due to the factors assumed, the potential drop
P
between the'meaeuring drops can only increase if the direction of 79
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20795
S/181/61/003/003/021/030
Experimental study B102/B205
The rapid decrease of 6* after the maximum is related to a homogenization
p
of the specimen, caused by an increase in the intrinsic carrier ooncentra-
tion '(p/n approaches unity). In the region of growth, the functioniQ(T)
p
corresponds to p/n - f(T), which is in accordance with the results
obtained by Z. A. Demidenko and K. B. Tolpygo. The current dependence of
N under strictly isothermal conditions has also been studied. The
p aI
empirical relation 6P A(e 1) has been found already earlier. An
exponential function with an exponent 2 in the first part and an exponent
for 6*
< 2 at higher amperages was obtained p (I) by exact measurements
(cf. Fig. 10). Results: 1) All the factors reducing the effective carrier
lifetime T also reduce f.W. 2) A correlation exists between the tempera-
eff p 2
ture dependence of 6* and that of p/n. Both V and n are propoTtional to
p p i
exp(- AE/kT) (ni - intrinsic carrier concentration, &E- forbidden band
width) 3) The "floating particles" are not responsible for the occurrence
of f * in Ge - 4) 9 *(1) is an exponential function. 5) The experimental
p p
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20795
S/181/61/003/003/021/030
Experimental study ... B102/ 205
data indicate that 9* is caused by distributed injection (exclusion) of
P
minority carriers. V. Y9. Lashkarev, Academician AS UkrSSR, is thanked for
discussions. There are 10 figures and 8 references: 6 Soviet-bloc and
1 non-Boviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziki AN USSR Kiyev (Institute of Physics, AS
UkrSSR, Kiyev)
SUBMITTED: July 26, 1960
Card 4/5

BOMWSU-G&MIG. Dami &; lDHDPNICXA-LACZrNSLA, Barbwa.
Case 6f street& of the posterior nares. Pedlat.polsks, 30 no-5:
485JM K&Y '55.
.Z Odds.119mmlecego I Odds. laryngologicsnego Instytutu Matki
I Dslacks w Waresawle. Dyrektor Instytutu: prof. dr Red. Fr.Groer
lisrownik Oddslalu lllowwlec*V:. doc. dr Ned. 1. Dielicks.
Kierowulk: Oddslalu LigymWologics"go: dr mod.J. Dantelevics.
Waresma,laspirsake, 17. 1.M. I Ds.
(SkUl CAVITY, aboormlitles,
street& of ammo)
(AR]IDEWAITIBB,
atreela of nares)

BVILICKA, I MALACHOWSKA, 1. KO1K)P1-1ICKA-LACZT11SKA,. B.
Investigations on the role of alpha strain of Zscherichis.
coli in etiology of diarrheas in newborn infants. Pediat.
polska 30 no-10:933-936 Oct. '55.
1. Z Oddzialu Wczesniakow Kliniki Niemowlecaj Instytutu
Matki, i D21ecka w Warazawie. Dyrektor Instytutu: prof.dr
mad Yr. Groer. Kierownik kliniki: doc. ir mod.:-I. Bielicka
I z 1~anstwowego Zakladu Higiany w Warazawin. Dyrektor:
Prof. dr mod. F. Frzesmycki Warszawa, Kasprzaka 17, I.M.
I D2.
(DIARR M , bacteriolo
N.coll In new-6ornf
(ESCHFMCHIA COLI, infections,
diarrhea In newborn)

JANUS, Aleksandra; EDMPHICKA-LACZYNSKA, Barbara
Application of ACTH In neglected cases of hemolytic disease in
newborn Infants. Pediat. poiska 31 no.6:663-67o June 56.
1. Z Iliniki ffiemowlecej Inetytutu Matki I Dziecka w Warezawie
Dyrektor Instytutu: prof. dr. med. Fr. Groer. Kierownik Kliniki:
doc. dr. mad. 1. Btelicka, Warszawa, Easprzaka 17, ViDs.
(ACTH, therapeutic use,
ox7throblastosts, fetal'(Pol))
(=TTHWBLASTOSTS. MAL, therapy.
ACTH (Pol))

Rm-bara; MENA, Anna
,inIcni ~bce77r-tiom-., of previable infantE. Pediat. Y)o's,:a 12 no. 7:
T-,.i'y 57.
1. Z Odlzinllu Wczasnialrow Iwtytutu Matki i Dziecka w 'Jarszavio
Lzzytutu: prof. dr. mod. Pr Groar. Kisrownik Oddzialu: doe.
dr I 131alicl-ti. ACU-es: War-asava. ul. gasprasaka 17. In.-tytut M,--tk
Dazlec,ka.
(VIYANTI, Pk-,!lA?rUIG
previtible. plWsiopathol. (Pol))

K01101-10VA; Kvrsta' ina. ";SIC.
Theory of the separating capacity of filters. Papir a selulosa
19 no.llg298-302 11 164.
1. Ragearch Institute of Paper and Cellulose, Workbite, Prague.

EItMMq WiodsWers; IONOPSKA# Wiselaws,
N
Serotonin &W rhmmtlc diseases. Rematologla Polska noe 31/.23-426 060.
1, Z Instytatu Reumtologiossago w Warssawie Dyrektort prof* dr mdo
E. Reicher
(SHROTONIN wtab)
(RHEUMATISK metab)

BRUHL, W.; K .; LUFT, S.1 WROBLEWSKA-GUFF, T. I
Serotonin tests in rheumatic diseases. Reum- Pol. 4:133-137 161.
1. Z Instytutu Reumatologii v Warosawie Dyrektor: dr med. W. Bruhl.
(RHMUTISM) (SERDTONIN)
I
:i

LAZNSKI, Zygmunt,- LUFT, Stanislaw; KONOPSKA, Vieslawa
Faperimental administration of the blood from rheumatoid
patients to mice. Reumatologia (Warsz.) 1 no.L29-32 163.
I. Z Insty'!-,tu Reumatologicznego w Warszawie (Dyrektors prof.
dr med. E. Reicher).

m
, - 4te
MILICHENKO, D.V.; KONOREV, N.M. I
,I
41 1
Study of the formation of compensating space during the brnaking,
of hard ores. Trudy Alt. GMNII AN Kazakh. SSR 15:3-11 163,
(MIRA 17:3)

XOTTOREV, N.M., inzh.. LUKIYANOV, L.S., inzh.
2
Gauge for placing buntonoo Shakht. stroi. 6 no-5:25 14Y 162
(MIFA 15:7)
1. Altayskiy gorno-mtallurgicheskiy nauchno-issledavatellskiy institut.
(Shaft sinking-Equipment end supplies)

KARGIN, V.A.; KOZLOV, F.Y.; PLATE, R.As; KONOREVA, I.I.
Method of obtaining graft polymers from starch and styrene and
inventigation of their properties. T7sokom.soed. I no.1:114-122
Ja '59. (MIRA 12:9)
1. Khtsicbeskiy, fakul'tat Moskovskago goRudarstvannogo universiteta
I qkb soyedinenly,
In. H.V.Lomnomove Kafedra vysokoriol:kulyarr
(styrene) (Starch) (P irmers)

011M. N.A.
[31splifled methods for buildinguateriAl testing] Uprosb-
chennys sposoby Ispytantia stroltellnykh mterialov. Koakwa.
Gos.iad-va strolt.lit-ry, 1946, 71 P, (KLRA 8*.Z)
(Building materlals-TeatIng)

KONOROVo A- V-
3'5254. Oruanizatiya i wlekhanizats~ya Betonnykii i Zholezobetonnykh Rabot. Trudy
IV Vsesoyuz . Konf-tsii Po Beton i Zhetezobeton. Konstruktsiyam. Ch. I. M.
L.P 19499 S. 263-70
SO. Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh StateV Vol. 34, 1949 liaskv'

KONOROT, A.V., prof.; STARUIHIN, N.M., insh.
Over-all nechanisation and the use of containers in housing
constructione Stroi.prom. 27 no.4:1-5 Ap 149. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Tsesoyusnyy nauchno-looledovatellakly Institut po organizatell
I ackhanIzatall stroltel'stvae
(containers) (Imading and unloacung)

ONUFRIYAY, I.A.. insh9ner, otvatstyennyy redaktor; EAUMN, V.A.v kandidat
takhaichaskikh amuk, redaktor; DWROVS11Y, N.G., daktor takhatchs-
skIkh nauk. professor, redaktor; ITANOV, V.A., inshener, radaktor;
KOKISSAROV, A.T., inshener. redaktor; professor,
redaktor; IROITSKIY, Kh.L,, kandidat t5l"it" neuk, redaktor;
SIAZNIKOV, G.I., inshener, redaktor; FULIZINA, Ye.A.. tekhnichooki.7
redaktor; DAKHNOV, V.S., tekhalcheskly rMaktor
[Handbook of construction mechanical Spravochnik makhanilm na
stroitelletviso Moskva, Goo. izd-vo lit-ry po stroit, I arkhttakture,
1051.4064 p. [Microfilm] (MLRA 10:2)
I* Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Gosuderstvannyy kowitet po delas
stroitalletya,
(Building machinery)

XONOROV. A.V., doteent; 106HUENNO. M.S.. professor,
Uo~-- ~~Rwikdl
[Building materials3 Stroiteltnye matortaly. Kookys., Goo.1%d-vo lit-ry po
stroitellstva i &rWtekturs, 1933. 293 p. (=4 6:12)
(Buildins materials)

7T:
SdWIN. ka., -do t'or tekhnichookikh nank; WOROV, A.Y., professor, r*ts*n-
sent; XOLOTNITUIY, N.D., doktor tekbirel-e-sUkIf nauk, professor, re-
daktor; NOTOCUMV, A.G.; PZTROVSFATA, To.. tekbuicheskly redaktor.
[Technology of construction] Tokhaologlia stroltellnogo prolsvodstia.
Isd. 2-*, perer. i dop. Moskva. Isd-vo, Ministerstva k6mnuna1 I U060
khosialstya ASM. 1954. 579 p. [Xicrofilm) (HM 7:11)
(Builaing)

I-C)oo'Rov' [.).V.
VORCE'U'VI, V.A., professor.
"BuIlding materials.* A.T.Konorov, K.N.loshurnikov. Reviewed by T.4
Voroblev. Strol.prom. 32 no.6:48 A 134. Off-HA 7:6)
(Building materials)

L
Kfca ov., A,, ariLd 2b.0
t ftr!"l v

WNDROV, A.V.
The hietory of brick In Russia from the 11th to the 20th century.
Trudy Inst.ist.est. I tekh- 7:178~-224 156. 0a" 9: 9)
(Bricks)

Alsksandr Vladimirovich;
NIKOLAYWA, M.N., red.;
GOROILHOV, Tu.N., takhn.red.
[Modern Insulating materials in building. and in engineering]
Sov"MODUY6 lsolla"telonnyo-materialy v stroitelletv's I takhnilm.
Koskva, Vsss.uchsbuo-jwdagog.isd-vo Trudreservisdat, 1958,
1.58-P. (KIM 12:7)
(Insulating materials)

KONOROV. A.T., prof.; POLYAKOV, V.I., inzh.
Cranes to be used In constructing mnltistoried buildinge.
Stroltellstyo no.11:15-23 N 159. (MIRA 13:2)
(Cranes. derricks. ate.)

SHATAVA, Vladimir (Satavat Vladimir]; SM?DLIK.. Yaroslav
(Skrdlik, Jaroslav]; kASLOBMSHCHIKOV, V.M.ftranslatorl;
KONOROV A V red. ; VIKOIAMA, N.M.,, red. izd-va;
red.
["Silikark". a porous concrete]Poristyi beton silikork. Pod red.
A.V.Konorova. Moskva, Gosstroiizdat, 1962. 230 p.Translated frm
the Czech.
(MIRA 15; 10)
(Lightweight concrete)