SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KONSTANTINOVSKIY, M.Y. - KONTEK, WACLAW

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KONSTANTINOVSKIY, M.Y. [Konstantynovs,kyi,, m.i,), inzh.; KRAVCIENKO, O.S.,
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Operating the SKEM-3R beet combine. Mekh. sill. hosp. 14 no.8:15-
16 Ag 163- (MIRA 17t1)

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AUTHOR: Omellchenko. V. I. (Engineer); Krasnikov A. S. (Engineer); y_qpctx1JT1,__V,._L.
_,Kon in"y V. A. (E - '-___~vs~rov,
(EnginecO -a-t-a-n-t- n g: rn ~e e r ~,;U v a-'- (Candidate of technical
N.
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ORG: None
TITLE: Industrial electric power generatore'using aviation turbine engines
SOURCE: Promyshlennays onergetika, no. T, 1966, 48-50-
TOPIC TAGS: electric power engineering, electric power plant, turboprop engine
.AB!':TRACT: The authors discuss the advantages of using discarded aviation turbine en-
gines for generating power in industrial plants, transport and in various branches of
the petroleum industry. Units using aviation turbine engines could be made for various
power requirements varying from several hundred to several thousand kilowatt output.
The authors describe a successful attempt to set up such a unit in the Soviet Union in
1965. This unit utilized an AI-20 turboprop engine in conjunction with an SGN-14-4v-~U`
1000 kw synchronous enerator.\DThis generating plant was equipped with an automatic
control which ensured its starting, controlled its fuel and oil supply and handled
emergericiec. The AI-20 turboprop engine is capable of running on various fuels. It
was found that it could be operated on diesel fue and natural gas if the natural gas
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was Compressed to 10 atm. The 1Nbrica_ti_Qn mixture used for operating this engine con-
sisted of 75% transformer oil or MK-8Qand 25% MS-2016r MK-22 Oil.// The engine cbnaumed
0.8 liters Of Oil per hour. Since a 1600 kilowatt.gene'ratorcould-not be.found, the
engine was set to function at 50% capacity. The weight to power ratio of this unit
12-3. The unit functioned norma-11Y throughout the test period. One of the advantages
Of using' such a unit is that it does not require water for cooling and the exhaust
gases of the turbine can be used for heating Purposes. Orig. art. has:. 4 figures.
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KORITS, O.K.;~LOR~TANTINO.VSKIT, Y.K.; YAMOVSKIY. I.A.; SEMIBRATOV.
V~N,, otv,red.; AiiAit"A.S., zaveduyushchiy red.izd-va;
TMMINA, Ye.L., taklm.red.
(Uniform time and pay standards for construction, assembly. and
repair operations in 19601 Idinya normy i rasteenki na stroitell-
nyO. MOnta2hnys I resontuo-stroitellnys raboty, 1960 g. Moskva,
Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po stroit.. arkhit. i stroit.materialam. Sbor-
nik 2. ENarthwork] Zeallanys raboty. No.2 (Using hydraulic
nachinery In earthwork) Gidromakhanizirovannyo zemlianys raboty.
1960. 135 -P. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Gosudarstvannyy komitet po delam
stroitel'stva.- 2. TSentralluoys, normativno-issledovatellskoys
byaro (TaNIB)'Kinisteretva stroitelletva alaktrootantsiy (for
Zonstantinovskly. Yakabovskly).
(Wages) (Dredging machinery)

VORONOVA, N.A., dcktor telhn. nauk; GIN"BURG, 1.7-N., ~Ylzh.; Yhl- L'YAINCIV, I.Ya.,
lnzh.; GASPAROVA, S.H., inzh.; KOMSTAI,-,.,,'IOVSK--Y, V.M., inzh.
Cylpebs form lcv-fiarbon cast iron and conditions for it~ use.
TSement 30 no-5:15-17 S-0 164. (MI'M 17: 12)

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n -f maximw oscillation frequency of drift transistors
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SOU ladiotekhnika, v. 20, no. 4, 1965, 53~-61
TC,PTI TAGS: transistor, drift transistor, oscillator, transistor oscillator
'--,,AC7 A theoretical and experimental i-nvestigation is reported of the may-imum,
cf a cLrift transistor -n I-he --gedback circuit.
'A -apac~tor r)~-'rorlo'!.0." T~ "I'. P, ~i-(- taul~,er, the
within which cv- ~,g uos,,'-ive -w~ie:-e -s wie erru Lter-
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MONSTANTINOVSKIY, V,V., inzh.; TRETIYAKOV, N.P., inzh.
Remote control and control of overhead cableways. Gor.zhur.
no.2s63-65 F 164. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Severo-Kavkazskiy filial konstruktorskogo byuro TSvetuetayto-
satika.

KONSTANTINOVSKIY19 Ye.G.;-GONOPOLISKIY.9 M.Kh.
Discussions, surveys and reviews [of the articlej "Problems of
neu_rot)athology and psychiatry". Zhur.nevr.i psikh. 62 no.7:1103-
1104 162. (PSYCHIATRY) (NERVOUS SYSTEM-DISEASES) (MIRA 15:9)

KONSTANTNAYA, A.A_
Microscopic studies of wood of the spruce and larch infected bY _
wood-staining fungi. Bot. zhur. 49 no.1:105-109 Ja 164.
(MMA 17:2)
1. Lesotekhnicheakaya akademiya imeni Kirova, Leningrad.

AUTHORs lonstantnayal Z.1.0 Engineer, 98-1-8/20
TITLEs Compactness of Sand in Silted-up Hydrotechnical Structures
(Plotnost' eskov v namyvayemykh gidrotekhnicheskikh soo-
ruzheniyakh3
FERIODICALs Gidrotekhnicheskoye Stroitellstvo, 19581 1, pp 36-40 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The article deals with the volumetric weight and relative
density of silted-up sands at six dams on the Volga river.
Data on the granulometric texture of sands in these dams
is given in table 1. The basic material consisted of allu-
vial sands and sandy loams (mainly well-rolled quartz sands).
The rate of silting was a 25-30 cm thick layer in 24 hours, in
some instances reaching a thickness of I m with coarse-grained
aends. The concentration of soil in the pulp ranged between
5 and 16%. The indicators of compactness - volumetric weight
of the ground and the relative density were determined after
completion of the profile and after Ij to 6 months had lapsed.
The author examines the granulometric properties of sand and
presents graphs and tables showing the correlation between
the volumetric weight of the soil skeleton, the average dia-
Card 1/2 meter of the grains and the coefficient of heterogeneity.

4
Compactness of Sand in Silted-up Hydrotechnical Structures
98-1-8/20
The data on compactness in relation to the granulometric com- .
position may be used as evaluating indicators for projected
constructions on the Volga river.
There are 4 tables and 7 graphs.
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
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AUTHOR: Konstantnaya, Z.I., Engineer SOV/98-58-11-5/15
TITLE- On the Density of'the Sands of the Kuybyshev Silted-Up Dam
(C plotnosti paskov Kuybyshevskoy namyvnoy plotiny)
PERIODICAL: Gidrotekhnicheskoye stroitel'stvo, 1958 Ar 119 pp 25-289
(USSR) ~A
ABSTRAM The Kuybyshev earth dam is 2,200 m long. The part built on
the river valley is 28 m high and the part built on the river
bed is 45 m high. The dam was silted-up with local sande.
The determination of their density was made with samples
taken from the bore holes at various depths. it was found
that the density was practically the same in different parts
of the dam, There are 2 tables, 2 graphs and 2 schemes.
1. Dams--USSR 2. Sard--Density
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KONSTAM,EU,LO,--qpp:rgiy,_Pp~ridonovich; SILENOK, S.G., inzh.,dots.
retsenzent; SEZAOCHKt--. A P- inzh. , retsenzent;
OVSYANNIKOVA.% Z.C.P ;~d.*
[Mechanical equipment of plants manufacturing reinforced
concrete products and heat insulating materials) Mekhani-
cheskoe oborudovanie zavodov zhelezobetonriykh izdelii i
termoizoliatsionrWkh materialov. Moskva, Vysshain shkola,
1965. 426 p. (MIRA 18:6)
1. Gosudarstvenriyy komitet po avtomatizatsii i mashino-
stroyeniyu pri Sovete Ministrov SSSR (for Silenok).
2. Lobnenskiy industriallrjyy tekhnikum (for Semochkin).

IN-wipv Mill -JA
STOIANOVSKTI~ P.M., Vet.; KONSTANTS, E.I., V-2t5
Tomsk City Hospital
"Carbolinized solution of potassium iodide In epizootic lymphangitis."
SO: Vet. 24 (4) 1947, P. 41
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KONSTANTS,~&I., Vet.
Tomsk Oblast Veterinary Hospital
"Treatment of growth in the area of the withers with carbolinized
solution of potassium iodide."
SO: Vet. 24 (6) 19-1j,71 p. 43

KONSTANTS, Z. i.
KONSTANTS, Z. 1. (Veterinarian, To;p..-k City Veterinary hospital). hxperi;rient
with autotherapy in epizootic-lymphangitis.
So: Veterinariya; 23; 2-3; February/March 1946; Lncl.
T A 0 N
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

KONSTANTAN, X*A, j
Electric conductivity of sodium. calcium, mgnesium, and alumInum
silicate glasses In the molten state. Izv. AN Arm. SSR Ser. khIm.
nauk 10 no,4:237-245 157. (NMA 10:12)
1. leningradekly tekhnologicheekly inetitut iv6 Lensoveta I Mimi-
cheekly institut A ArmSSR. ,
,(Glass--ilectric properties)

USSR / General Problems of Pathology. Immunity. U
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 22, 1958, 102391.
Author : Sakanyan, 3, Sh,;
Inst :AS Armenian SSR.
Title :On the Role of the Cerebral Cortex in the Forma-
tion of Postvaccinal Immunity. Report I.
Orig Pub: Izv. AN ArmSSR, Biol, I s.-kh. n,, 1957, '60, No 12,
9-16,
Abstract: A conditioned reflex (CR) to the production of
agglutinins was developed in rabbits after 15 com-
binations of the Introduction of paratyphoid vac-
cine and physiological solution, This CR is par-
ticularly stable after 20-40 preliminary combina-
tions. CR was preserved for 200-215 days. The
serum of rabbits subjected to the effect of a con-
ditioned reflex possessed higher mice-immunizing
activity.
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FILIPOWSKA. I.; XONSTAMMOVICZ, A.
~.:
Nitrogramulogen In treatment of Inflammatory diseases of the re-
productive system. Prsagl. lek., Krakow 8 no. 3:73-76 1952.
(CLML 22:5)
1. Of the Third Department of the State Clinical Hospital in Krakow.

GEBALA, Antoni; AGMERIAMI, Jadwiga; KOIISTPJIT)qIOWICZ, Antoni; WALECKI, Jan
A chromatin-negative Bonnevie-Ullrich-Tumer-Albright syndrcme in
an 11-year old girl. Endokry. Pol-13 no-3:377-390 162.
1. 11 Klinika Ghorob Dzieci A14 w Krakovie p.o. Yderoinlik: doe. dr
A.Gebala Zaklad Histologii AIA w Krakowie Kierownik prof. dr j.Ackermann
Oddzial Ginekologiczno-Po2ozniczy Zesp'olu Klinik AM w Krakowie
Kierownik: dr A. Konstantynowicz.
(BONNEVIE ULLRICH SYNDROM' case reports)

KCUSTANTYUCWICZ., Ahtoni; CZARIIK, Zbigniew; KULIG, Zofia.
A case of full-term pregnancy following partial hysterectomy
In adenomyosis. Pol. tyg. lek. 19 no.23&8?8-879 1 Jet64
1. 2t Oddzialu Poloznietwa i Chorob Kobiecych Mespolu Klinik
Akademii Medyoznej v Krakowie; kierownik: dr. med. Antoni -
Nonstantynowiez.

'
L/ U &~ r C', I- I r- ~
at"ry - Geochemistry, Hydrochemistry. D.
Abs Jour : Ref Z-hur - Khimiya, No 9, 1958, 28245
Author : Konstantynoviez, E#
Inst
Title Genesis of the Outer Sudeten Basin Copper Deposits,
Orig Pub Rudy imetale nievel, 2) No 2, 39-44 (1957) (in Polish)
Abstract No abstract.
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Country : Poland D
Catot,tory : Coomehemietry. Geochendatry. Hydxochemistry.
%0
Abs. Jour. : &r zhur-mmiya, fro 6, 1959 18984
Author : Konstftntynowiez, E.
Tit,lc. : Mlaieralization of Copper-Bearing Marl and of
Lowor and Middle Zechstein Strata or Grodzieck
Syncline.
Qri3 "Pub, ; Rudy i metale niezel., 1957, 2, No 4, 97-105
Ahstr_,rt : On the basis of studies of samples collected in
mining excavations and boreholes It was ascertained that the
principal Cu-containing mtrierals of the ore are chalcosihe
Zaverage content 56%), pyrite (27%) and barite (=b); chalco-
pyrite is encountered occasionally. The uneven distribution
of these minerals within the boundaries of the syncline and
over the vertical section, is noted~. maydmum chalcosine
content is observed in lower part of marls, within the south
eastern and north-western areas of the syncline (up to 90%)q
that of pyrite -- In upper part of middle area section (up
to 100%). Barite content increases from south-east toward
north-west (up to 6656). Mineralization of marl increases in
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NONSTRWT Y

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Current eolo c4l e lorstitti of nonferrous ore deposits
glqd Geol. 6, 422-5
in Poland. an~ cz. prv

1958).-A r - -F.- I.- -
ch,
. -s
Ni, As, abd Sit deposits in southeni Poland. Costs of.
exploration and develu'pifient of dtilling techniques are dis-
Tan Burchar

-ZONSTANTXUMICZ, Zrast, mgr inz.
State of determining-and fUrther possibLlitiea of prospecting
for,;'aopper ore *posits in Poland. Rudy i metals 6 no.9:378-381
a 0610 1.,

.KONSTANTYNaWICZ, Erast,, dr inz.
...... --- ,
Vorld resouroes of niokel ore. PhAy i motale 8 no.8.-293-296 Ag 163.

X TA AMON"- -
-00800n-
f-A. Anircelanov (1900-1962). Przegl gaol 11 nOa5:252-3 of
cover W 163.-

KOh'STANTYNIOWICZ,, Brast, dr inz.
Ore bearing minerals distributed in zones of the Lovel-
Silesian Zechstein. Rady i mettle 8 no.12.04.81-484 D163.

KONSTANTYNOWICZ, ~rast, dr, inz.
Premises of nickel deposit prospecting in Poland.
Rudy i metale 8 no. 5: 184-186 My 163.

n m~ ALuri rhenom".na in
charact9rilatles Of ,h, . no r ail'/
no., 3S-196-318

KONSTANTYPIOWICZ, Erast, dr lrz.
1-1-1-.- ~,
I
~,pol. tcd marlE: and on. ndmiralization of iachstc-1-1 stl-xo-n~ary
rccka. Rudy i rn-itala 9 lio. Ap 164~

KONSTANTYNOWICZ, Ernst, dr inz.
Feliability of geologic data for the ore mining industry.
Rudy i metale 9 no.103563-570 0 164.
I I- I
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XONSTANTYNOWICZ, E.
Zecbstein mineralization in the outer Sudetic syncline (Lower
Siles~a). W geoldg PAN 12 no.l.-63-66 '64.
1. Department of Ore Deposits of the School of Iltning and
Metallurgy, Krakow. Submitted August 24, 1963.

KONISTINTSIN, V.T.
Artobolevskly, I.I., LoAstintsin. Y.T., and Rayerskiy, N.P. 'On one
condition of a shaft rotation on freaseless bearings with free play,"
Transactions of the seminar on machine and mechanic theory (Akad. nauk.
SSSR, In-t mashinovedeniya), Vol. V., No. 9, 1948, p. 5-21
SO: U-2888, Letopis Zhuranllnykh Statey, No. 1, 1949

DNESTROVSKIYJ, Yu.N.; KONS 'OMAROV,_R.FM_LSKRYDLOV$ N.V.
L
Waves in a Plasma near the cyclotron resonances. Zhur. tekh.
.,A -7. 33 no.8:922-928 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Fizichaskiy falmlltet Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo universi-
teta*

KONSTRENCIC., Zlatko
YuZoslaviA (430)
TechnoloQr
3vOj3tva lakili betoria. I. Beton od jednozmatog agreoata. Zagveb, Tuhnicka
knjiga, 1950. 39 P. (Prirucia tehnicka biblioteka. Gradevinarstvo, 1)
(Properties of light concrete. Vol. 1 'oncrate of 6iligle-grained bindin6 material)
East Europe accessions List. Library of Congress Vol. 2, nos. 1 ,': 2, Jan-Feb., 1953
MNCLI-33IFIED

AKULOV, A.V.,, - doktor - veterinarnykh nauk; KOIISTRI14AVICIfliS, L.M.
(Kontrimaviciusp. L.1, kand. vet%IdnArn7kh-nauk;
NOVIKOV,, A.I.
Case of vhita-muscle disease in ducklings. Veterinariia 40
no.6:62-63 J9 163. (MRA 17:1)
1. Voesoyuzriyy institut eksperimentallnoy veterinarii (for
Akulov, Kontrimavichus). 2. Direktor Severo-Kazakhstanskoy
oblastnoy veterinarno-bakteriologicheekoy laboratorii (for
Novikov).

MMYXH, Veniamin Mikh;xylc-r.P:h, BOCHAIRNIKOV, Mstislav Mikhaylovich;
SIIUVALOV, Nikolay Grigcrljye-vl-~h~ KONSTRO141TI11OV, Konstantin
p.y.p7ich; BIJRLU'SKTY, Borz2s DmItriyevich; SHCHERBAKOVA,
p 4
Lidiya Maksimovna.- SHCHERBAKOV, Valantin Innakentlyevich
I
(Mining and dressing mica minerals]Razrabotka i obogashchenie
sliudiainykh rud. Moskva, Nelra, 1965. 247 p. (MIRA 18:12)

_EMS-TRQM".I,.jdeceased1; IVANOV, N.V., prof., red., MRTZ OV, D.Ye.0
doktor med. nauko red.
(Fractica:L psychotherapy] Opty prakticheskoi psikhoteral),ii. Pod
red, N.V.Ivanova i D.E.Melekhova. Izd.2. I-loskvap Gos. in-t
psikhiatrii, 1962. 222 p. NIRA 15:6)
1. Gorlkovskiy meditsinskiy institut (for Ivanov). 2, Zavedlwu-
shchiy klinikoy pogranichnykh form psikhicheskikh zabolevaniy
Institute. im. Gannushkina Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya RSFSR
(for Melekhov).
(PSYCHOTHMAn)

MAT6US,-,'Kj V.;-~-
T. ~TL, Treackri.
Table,g 11-r cjilrwl-tton of L~q GD 2- inertia imxient,
14 no.":~ SupplIT&bulky pro konstrukL--ry !I.. no.6-'-' -/. Je b1+0

KOTTSZ , M. : LORANOW, A .
"Methods of 1"aking Topo raphic Maps Pased on Aerial Photographs and
Phot4gramnetry", P. 3, GODEMA T TARTIOGRAFILA, Vol. 3, No. 1, 10154,
Warszava.. Poland)
SOI Yonthly List of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. 4,
No. 1, Jan. 1955, Uncl.

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Tim
ETC m IJP(C) iplWaME AV, D
SOURCE: Ref. zh. glektrotakhnika i energatika, Abs. 8KM
AUTHOR: Tiyamus, Kh. A.1 Kont, A. V.
TITLE: Supply, measurement, control, and monitoring of the experimental outfit
intended for testin EhN-7 liquid-magnesium pump
I
CITED SOURCE: Tr. ins . politekhn. !A-ta, v. A., no. 214, 1964, 101-110
Yqj ~ 1~& 2.7 qq. ~~ i`
TOPIC TAGS: liquid met magnesi 'performance test, electronic test
equipment/ E F- - 21, qq 15- ~7-
TIUNSLATION: A system of supply, measurement, control and monitoring the M4-7 pump
and an experimental outfit developed by the Tallin Poly-technic Institute are
described. The experimental investigation of both the pump and the outfit has
shown that they operated satisfactorily under all conditions. However, further
development of the pump-output pressure-me surin s mbly is needed in order to
Into Ze Zar ogo~
eliminate infiltration of nagnesium j;i;. Also the electric insulation
of level sensors from the frame should be improved. In designingindustrial outfits
for liquid-metal pumping, more attention should be paid to the optimal thermal
conditions. Bib 1, figs 5.
MB CODE: 13
Cardi/I

11 Agreement Between the Slovak and Hungarian Power Industries on Socialist Comptition."
P. 187, Praha, Vol. 4, no. 4, Apr. 1934.
SO: last 1kropean Accessions List, Vol- 3, No- 9, September 1954, Lib. of Congress

IICI-11 ..
r. I. ,.~fi
Agreement bt~tweer th,~i Slovak and :11argariar ~.,uwer in-1-ustrieL on sccializ~tu ccmpetition.
F. 1F7.
,10: East European a"icc-assions List, Vol. .), 'Mr, 0, -'e,-.. - 19-5-4, Mb, cf Corcrcss
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KONTA.0 1 (Konta,,-I.],- KUZHVART,, M.(Kuzvart, M.1; MMHOVA, Z-
(;ranslatorl
lAterites and bauxites in Czechoslovakia* Kora vyvatr. no.5:
138-156 163. ... (MIn 1627)
1. Earlov universitstp Pragao
(Czachoolcmakia-laterits)
(Czechoslovakia-Biluxite)

KOIVTA, Ari
Tenth National Conferenoe on Clays and Clay Minerals in Tex"o
Ca,h min geol 9 rw.3.--V2-3o3 n 163.

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MITA, JIRI Czech CA:47:11085
Charles Univ., Prague, Czech.
"Thc crystailization temperatures of tne minerals of Cinvald (6ohemia) (quartz
and fluorite)."
6ull. intern. acad. tcheque sci. 51, No. 13, 16 pp. (1950) (in Englisn)

Chemical Abst.
Vol. 48 No. 3
Feb. 101-1954
Mineralogical and Geological Chemistry
Water la -1111 Konta 'Charles UnlV Ue.
Czech.). Sbdfgik G. - ~191 VVAIM)
(in Enllsh61h3l;2).-71w various fo=s of the fixation of
Rio in .1. "1 reviewed with particular reference to the
nature of forces -that act on the H$O in minerals. It Is
found necessary todistinguM between adsorbed and capil.
jas7 H.O. A dugdm based an Grutier (C.A. 43, 4537s) is
Present giving the relations among the different Ends of
HtO in minerals. nere am 2 fundamental " of RIO
viz. chemically bound RIO and frw. H10 in minerals, a~j
they can be further subdivided. The constitutional H%O
m1kt a separate group. but between the other types all
Possible transitions exist. Dehydration and diffe-ential-
thcrmll-atmlysts graphs Ire given for kaolinite. gypsura.
'Val, moatmorUlonite, and natrolitL, chosen to rtprmut this
various types of HA The fixation of HtO ln'opal Is dt*-
cussed. KalaTo Rankatna

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r I'T% Z;:- F ~,; I . .,~ I . , ., - , .-- I . 11,

i' Hydrothermal an.*
layered strata of i6 Ff= Of
I" and- -40 ftfluance for
Chemical At'15to -Klink% UnIv., Pr4cue). Geol.
(Z. cles.
_-INA Rao*je an -ophys
so V- 2. M7
.Amddme is abundanM veinlets in doloraitir. limestone,
Feb. lop 1954, 7- In iThIch it is assoed, lvInith dialcocite and with secondary
Mineralogical and Gedogical Chemistry covellIte azurite, and niaLiebite. Since artalcime also
occurs aisevcril localities lit drusm bt dillbasic rucks that,
cOntain Cis minerals, IC. argues that Cit Wan Intmia'e't
h~*Qthcrialktly with &&Ise intmlivts, but was pptd. so
rapidly in Pennian zeas tbot the deposits litve the ebar-
aFtcrhtics of synge-netic deposits. X-ray powder data are.
jiXen for amalcitne. Atic-irtel Fleischer

- 7-C - - -
., - ~-,- -, . J -; -,. 7, -TL , J.
"Late-rite from Skuticko in Zelczne Hory" , P. 577v ODDIL
Vol. 20, 1953, Praha, Czech.)
SO: Eonthly List of East European Lceessions, (M~,L), LC, Vol. 4, 1~70.
11 3.
~'ar 1955, Uncl.

friveatizatina of tht" v bte Ifr..)m Ow fissutc. fllffrtg~ In,
Van ierpentine -it Ulad;,zire. lift K,,nut (Cl.artvi Univ.,
A-A, filurtir
'tdd.
V,tri0k5 Vf 'RweYlile ate tk~cfil'wd' brm"111511,
11 d f1hr"lls With ", ( ~N"n i'vI y rr.11 -greol' 11ra fly
i-4'1t(JJ6~ with 11 (71'a) and vdlitc' 11varly isoltopiv.
dried at. (111' ivel.v f,-; the :1 varfi-do~,
2AAA: 2. 137, 2AC1. &h,-, mut I F-~. A ray powd%:r
lata. mul difTcrejAhl 111"ritud I t1tv 3 Vjf4'-iiei4 -.Am,
-'Micharl

KONTA# J, -
"Prelininary RepoA on the Origin of Copper in Pipromarboniferous Sediments Below the Giant
Riesengebirge Mountains in the Area of Horni Kalna.0 p. 47 (CASOPIS; ODDIL PRIRODOVEDNY,
Vol. 122, No. 1. 1953) Prague, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly List of East Empean Accessions,, Library of Congress, Vol, 39 No. 49
April 1954. Unclassified*

VTb- - ri f. th r ln-ifii Pe-imacarbon-iferous ,eda-
e 0
ments be POW% e' gis-RantelAlottatains in the area of Homl
KaInd. jiH Konm - (Charlts Ultiv., I'mazile). 6usap;~,-.
511111-L"
Illary).-In drilk "Irel L A Ill. &VII, K. rmilld lilnuttmv
to
lt~yers ctitichcd in Cu minmil., and comg. abundauL alud-
ctinu. This indicates that the Cli i~ ticit of sytigumfic
'Ithvrumlsoh~s- v
origin, but wasintroduciLd1whytir g ll~dvjlly
rclaicdt0tilCUIC13DIlYf~'qt)ftlICIrca.

-Im
'The refrarraphy and ganesis of the bmixile-4 ii!
1"'10:110111c, thliv.. I'lastitel. AiN Vn;.". Cal"hime
:1-414AF.1irli'll mmlillarv). 01, oil
it( 3 !oftiplei of Whit "ilitu Kilixile Jtv Aiv,ll, ti,ilh
Littlitimliml %mv teo'gilittil. Kavlillilv
Millotte with mill4w gilil,,41v w,- I mitc.1 it, the
Stage, 11.01111ife allil clialli-ilt, iii its ml, 111J,l plu,v:
dins"I"Te, C11,4111"lilk ,, wid 1::iulil~ilv ill Ill, N!d pluw.
licimilke jvts (q,rm"I 1hrmlO,-,I)j tilt.

Petrogruphic =d cheratcm 'stud7 Of the batsvTri or
Idarkutoyce (dastam Slovakia), * Ft
IN . NaMIA Rozpmt? cisk. , Lh4a;'W ~-47-.T
~1954~NE ~Iish surnmary).-Chem, ruiaqsc,
thermal analysa, and x-ray puwder data are gi-n for --t
5--vaplcs- The bauxites Luntain Locluinte, Laolnutc, !1114
hematite in Variable pyoportiom; no gibb,itc ~ ai
Alzt~ ran%rA from ZJ.7 to 6G.5, av. M.1%. gual. q~,-tic_
graphle ttualy-ses showed in nearly ail the sAmples Iiv,~ 3nd
Un in tenths of a Permit, K, Na, C-a. N:i, V, and Lr ii:
hundredths, Cu, Pb, and Ga in thousaji&143, Zn. Sc, P, and
As in Quant. detns. gaye 0-IT-1 to 0.081 i;t 3
samples. The minor elements indicate that the baaxites
%--re formed by the f~ tp~ixg tion ef basic to z - k,
bigh in Nt. Cr. and Cu- Miclizei Flel:izfter

F%u IV
01 "nersts a.-A free swca In the citbwaid rwd(wenN
of T-Irsilus-lan of 20heinfil. Jill Rmlt~ (CWlTICs.Utliv&..
Prigue). Univ. OlMird, Gml. loss , No. 1.
M lq~,ci I., 11411cstone.4, marls,
atul clayey tuattstonci Wvrr. millict. fly q)(1cal, x-ray, an([
differential thernual uIlAysis. Iffite lifedumillated in tile
'clay fractions. kaul inixe, and free quartz
ligre also pn-sent. Michael F16wher

KONTA, J. ; KUZVART, M.
VetrogTaphic Inveatigati6n, of the ceranic clay series in the Cheb basin."
P, 171 (Universitas Carolina. Geologica) Vol. 2, no. 2, 1956
Prague, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EZAI) LC. Vol. 7, no., 4.
APril 1958

ro-WfitMicd~ ai Mite frn. T
9T'-l v I 114M
af, '14(, gist,

tupla VeLreglaamc luznUuCaw. 0l Clay Litne.-
o
xtions me&" of water =.d
ise
--,e ~uriacr 7.
la

IrONTA, I.rah I [Konta, Jirll
frioctahodral 1111to from Tompllshteln in western Nomvist Foremn's
parmseptollts. ' Izv.M SSSR.Ser.gool.21 no.112109-113 N 956.
(MMA 10:1)
1. Geologo-geograf Ichookiv f,%)nal tet Xtrlova iniveraiteta, PrRg%,
Choldioslovakiya.
(Horrivia-1111te)

,
"d
Orlglu of i9ak. hemute m fr~~ I
'
Roli~
. esatem Bobamic" 1fl-Kmga
5
~
4.ne data, dehy~-
h
Z! &atlon cur-U, aia diffemnlial- thc=4 analysis show that
gibbsiti. ~boehraitr,, and. kaoftite are t
F1

Nf

tic intnetals in bAux1t41%-Cck4.
2, 149-56(INS, . -.. . - method was
Mind. Dissolving of Fe oxkte alfacram by It In U-M=t.
;t-"t, -i,107" IE; ~H, disuoys the light very au-cli dispe
Ininerals less than dms hot 0%,11C1 Oscar-Gui e

KONTA, J.
"Investigation of clay materials under constant working conditions in a laboratory."
p. 239.
SIIJnTY. (CESKOSLOVENSKA VEDECKA TECHNICKA SPOLECNOST PRO FRUNYSL SILMTU FRI
CESKOSLOVENSKE AKADEMI VED.) Prahas Czechoslovakia, Vol. 3, no. 31 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI), LC, Vol. 8, No. 9, September 1959.
Uncl.

,---gONT.;,, 4whr [Konta, J.]
p=trographic identification of clay minerals using
sections treated with water and ethylene glycol. Kora
vyvetr. no. 3:343-350 160. (MIRA.13:12)
1. Universitet, Praga. (Clay-Analysts)

KONTA, Jiri, prof., Mr., Dr.g.c..
Cause of various col6jr btrains in the baked floated Sedlec kaolin
and their prevention., Sklar a keramik 13 no.1:3-9 Ja '63.
1. Petrograficky u av, Karlova universita, Praha.
I

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KONTA, Rrip Prof. RNDT. DrSc.
Mineralogical-petrographic study of carborundur, saggers used
in the ceramic industry. Sklar a keramik 15 no.3t7O-75 Mr 165.
i. Institute of Petrography of Charles University, Prague.

ERDOS , Elemer; IUSKO, Ferenc; JENE Y, Ivan; BOGDAII, Lszlone; BORSI, Miklos;
EOLLOS, Zoltannej dr.; ILU1,10S, laszlone; KAIRL, Imre; Y=A, Laszlo;
SAGI) lajos; SIPOS, Lajos; STENGER, Vilmos; TBLUTYI, KaLman;
Preparatory operations for galvanizing metal surfaces.
Gepgyartastechn. 2 no-5-191-199 MY 162.

EOIJDS.. Zoltanne . dr. ; WISKO Y Ferenc; JBITE Y, Zoltan; BOGDAN, -Laszlone;
BORSI) Ndklos; ERDOS, ~Iemer; IMII-W, laozlone; JUITEY, Ivan;
KAIRL, lzire; S.AGI, Iajoo; SM5-~ JAJiIOs4.~;,-,-o-~.-'--,
STENGER) Vilirlos; TBANY1, Kalman
Removal of galvanic copper, nickel and cliromium cmtings.
Gepgyartast.achn 2 no.8:319 Ag 1621.

Zoltanne, dr.; HASKO, Ferenc; jENEy, I-van; BOGDAN, LaszlOne;
EOLLOSI q ERDOS, ruemer; 11AII-10S, Laszlone; KARL, Imre;
BORSI, MiklOE., jos; STEHGER, Vilmos;
KOJITA, Laszlo; SAGI, LaJOS; SIPOS, La
T11JANY1,"kalm~n.
Sumaary of galvanization technologies. Gepgyartastechn 2 no* 9:
360 S 162.

y Ivan; BOGDAF P Iaszlone; BCJF31 ) Miklos
Ferenc; JFIIE ) Imre; SAGI, Lfti0s;
y,OUTA IASzlO; I'kS'ZoY zione; KAFL2
.1 - Jjj%jj.IoSP Las
---- - tM, E~ emery Vi3jaos; TIIIAITY 'I,Kalman
SPOS, Lajos; STENGEMs echn 2 noo9:355-359
Galvanic cadmium plating, Gepgyart&st
S 162.

EOLLOSI Zoltanne, dr.; SIPOS, Lajos; 11ASKO, Ferenc; JEITY, Ivan; BOGDAN,
Laszlone; BORSI, Miklos; ERWS, Elemer; HAI2.10S, Laszlone;
KARL, Imre; KONTA, Laszlo; SAGI, Lajos; STENGER, Vilmos;
TIHAITYI,
Traditional and modern galvanic copper plating; traditional and
modern galvanic nickel plating. Gepgyartastech 2 no.6:227-240
Je 162.

HASKO, Ferenc; JEREY, Istvan; BCGDAti,, laszlone; BORSI, Miklos; EFDOS, Elemer;
HAII-IOS, Iaszlone; JEHEY, Ivan; KA-U., Imre; Y~01,711i, ;4#zlo;
SAGI, Iajos; SIPOS, Lajos; STENGER, Vilmos; TIIIAI-rYI,, Kalman
Traditional and modern galvanic zinc plating. Gepgyartastechn
2 no.7:269-274 Jl 162.

SAGI., lajos; HASKO, Ferenc; JEIIEY, Ivan; BOGDAIT, laszIone; BORSI, Miklos;
ERDOS, Elemer; HAIMOS, laszlone; KARL, Imre; NONTA Laszlo;
dlWmo - T 1,-'I, K--
SAGI, Lajos; SIPOS, Lajooj-,3TEWAM.#- a;,- BU ",
Galvanic decorative chromium plating. Gepgyartastechn 2
no.7:275-280 ii 162.

XONTA, Miroslav OUNZ, Hradec Kralove
Blemination of undesirable raising of the bits of removable
dental prosthesis made of resins in rotary and combined
articulation. Prakt. sub. lek., Praha 2 no.10:225-226 1954
(MTAL PROSMSIS
bits raising In removable plastic prosthesis In
rotary and combined articulation, method of
elwnation)

KONTARI, V... nauchnyy sotrudnik
Airplanes, poisonous chemioals, crop. abundance. Grazhd. av.
20 no.lOt24-26 0 163. (MMA 16:12)
Institut mekhaniki AN SSSR.

KONTARI, V.
New weapon of agricultural aviation. Grazhd. av. 19 no.6:5-6
is 162. (MIFA 18-6)

Af-L NK.' AN6003329 EWP(b)/LP1,M(J)/EWA(h)/S0UrtCF, CODE,: UR/90O1/66/000/T4/CD38/0Q38
EWA(c)/ETG(M) JD/Wd/HH/EI4/RH tr~
AUTHOR: Kontar', V.
ORG: Scientific Research Institute of Aviation Teg y; Experimental DesL-n Bureau!
TITLE: An-24_ji:rcrP~ft k
SOURM Ekonomicheskaya gazeta, no. 4, 1966p 38
TOPIC TAGS: transport aircraft, passenger aircraft, welding, turboprop aircraft,
aircraft wing, aircraft tire, a~ircraft propelley-9 vlbraLion tvI;t, An-24 trangport
aircraft I (.f
co on
ABSTRACT: The An-24 trarisport aircraft features a high-wly nflruraUz" and a
low-slung undercarriage design. Thus, the wings and propellers are less subject to
damage during emergency landings, the engines are less affeclLed by dust and debris,
the luggage-compartment hatch is so placed as to facilitate direct loading from
trucks, and passenger access is improved. In addition, the An-24 has the following
design features which made it very sui,,Lable for taking-off and landing on Wiimproved
terrain: low-pressure balloon tires-'[5economical, low-maintenance turboprop engines
requiring overhaul at 3000-hr intervals; 5700-kg payload at a cost of 6-7 kopeks
per ton-kilometer; stalling speed of around 160 km/hr; at a weight of 21 tons, it
can take-off from a 500-m runway and land on a 550-m runway; and braking effected
mostly by propeller action, permitting landings to be made on rough ground where blw~
Wheel brakes are virtually ineffective. A highly effective adhesive welding technique
is being used in the construction of the An-24. This technique has beeff-t-e-s1-ed--i'ff')4
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aerodynamics laboratories in simulated natural environments and under the most
extreme conditions which may be encountered by aircraft. The principle parts,
which were tested for months on vibrating test stands~Nave been proved superior
to similar units joined by rivets. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
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AUTHOR: Kontart, V. A. 34
ORG: of Physical Chemistry AN SSSR (Institut fizicheskoy khimii AN
laatitlke Of- SSSR)
TITLE. Theory of control cf biological complexes
SOURCE: Vestnik sellskokhozyaystvennoy nauki, no. 11, 1965, 121-126
TOPIC TAGS: differential equation, pesticide
ABSTRACT: A biological comDlex (BC). which is the nwnber of biologically
interai6ting species (BS) In an ls*olated space, is described
by a system of differential equations which form the basis
for mathematical evaluation of pest control. Natural parametersp~
such as migration,,. mateoi-ological conditions (P) andp
interference by non-.selective or selective pesticide
expressed mathematically. The various possf-bllitles of
population development are explored, The first formula is a
system of differential equations
dNj a1#1 + Nj b(jNj + Pj; 1=1, 2, n' 0. 1
d I
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~,where Nj_ and N are the densities of the respective populations,
.7he right side of the equation is a Taylor series. The concrete'
!value of the coefficients a bi~ and Pi is determined
isinGlevaluedly by the trajecNo'ry of the evolution BG. In
~,.general, the system has solutions with basic points of the
~type: center* focus, bundlet saddle or their combinations,
If one BC alone is assumeds one of these solutions can be
realized, The equations are developed to express changes
with human Interference such as pesticide3 which 1nfluence
IT In further discussion, the author warns of mathematical
difificulties. One is the absence of a general solution,
:another is the impossibility of describing the straight parts
of a dynamic system of differential equations, and a third is
finding the location of BC on the trajectorry. Work on these
P cbfitifi Orl'
blems ues.
ro 1g. art. has; 9figures and 4 fomulas.
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XONTARIP V,A.
--
Forced precipitation of poisonous obenicalse Zashoh. rest, ot "d.
L bol. 8 no.204-35 7 163. (MIRA 160)
(Spraying and dusting equipunt)

KOBTARIT, B.
Stereotyped approach to an ixpertant task. Prom. koop. 12 no,9:21
s 158. (MIRA Ilrip)
I.Inspektor otdola tradoustroystva invaliday Rospromoveta.
(Vladimir Province-Vocational rehabilitation)

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A. 4.P10 .0031/DO02
AUTHOR: Zimarev, A.N., and Kontarev. V. Ya.
TITLE: Superconductivity and Cybernetics
PERIODICAL. Priroda, 1960, Nr 2, pp 75-77 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors indicate one of the methods to solve the prob-
lem of making small, quick-operating, comguting machines 110
using very little electric energy and Having an increased
memorytStThey explain the phenomenon of superconductivity
which dan be observed in almost half of all known metals
and illustrate how at any temperature below the critical
one, superconductivity can be transferred to a normal
state with the influence of a magnetic field.. The criotron
- a superconductive relay - is mentioned as a most simple
method of construction. It represents a piece of super-
conductive cable with a single-ply irinding of likewise
superconductive wire. By letting current pass through
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the winding, a magentic field is created with the help of
which the'state of the central lead can be controlled,
i.e. maintained in a normal state if the current exceeds
the critical one, and kept in a superconductive state
when it is below it. The -operation principle is the same
as that of an electromechanical relay. When conducting an
analogy between an electronic tube and a criotron, the
central cable may be compared with the tube's anode and
the controllinG winding with its grid. The controlling
winding is made of superconductive materialpossessing
a great critical field at an operating temperature.
While operating, the winding is therefore in a super-
conductive state and practically no energy is required
to control the criotron. By using the latter, various
circuits and standard elements of computing machines
can be built. A change over circuit with two stable states
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can be obtained, e.g., if 2 criotrons are connected accord-
ing to the diagram in Figure 5,.A complete change.over
circui, (or trigger) is given in Figure 6. The logical
6perations "and" and "or" are very simply realized on
criotrons, and accordingly, various systems of computing
machines can be built with their help. Criotron systems
do not require the use of resistances, condensers and
other parts. The transition of the criotron from one
state into the other does not depend on the direction
of the controlling current in the winding, but only
on its magnitude. In the central cable the current may
pass in any direction (in the electron tube only in
one), and finally, various logical elements and systems
can be built on the basis of c~iotrons with several con-
trolling windings and only one central cable, or vice
versa. For making the first criotrons, tantalic wire

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computing devices based on the use of superconductivity
will be developed and it should then be possible to
design more perfect devices than those existing at
present. There are 7 diagrams and 1 Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut (Moscow Physico-
-Technical Institute).
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BI04/B206
Kontarev, V. Ya.
PossibIlity of uming cylindrinal superconductive films as
memory elements An a computer
PERIODICALs Zhurnal toklinicheskoy fIzIkIj 3, n,~. I!, !961~ 854 - 861
TEXTs The author gives the results of an experimental inveat-Lgation of
the behavior of superconduotive tin films in an aria] magnetic field, He
studied the penetration of an external magnetic field into the hollow
cylinder consisting of the film, and also the trapping (Ilfre-:,zingll) of
this field insids? the cylinder. The. rate ::.f switf-hing of etorage. cells by
using such supere.,onducti.ve films was -aken into account. The tin films hd,~,
a purity of 99.998 %, wern depoetted on ,allbrntod gla5s capillarips with
an outer diameter of 1.82 - !.85 mm, and had a longt1i of 21) - '30 w-m. The
pr~?paraticn cf test specimens is explained in ii-ail with the aA of Fig.l.
Th,i Dewar vessel in which the 'lest spenimens wsrt~ mol,.ntel, was put into
a nol-noid.. The pulsed magnetic f-Jeld was produc~;,d by r-tangular current
puisei whi(,h were sent throngh lead !~Qnductors mounted on 'he surface of
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since this can be done without phase transformation (from the supercon-
ductive into the standard c6nductive atate and vioe-verea). This study
is a joint effort of the Institute of Precision Mechanics and-Computer
Technique, AS USSR and the Kafedra fiziki nizkikh temperatur fizicheakogo
fakullteta-MGU (Department of Physics of Low Temperatures, Physics
Division, Moscow State University). The autho'r thanks A. I,Shallnikov~
Chairman of the Department of Physics of Low Temperatures, for his inter-
est, N. I. Ginzburg for cooperation in experiments,' and the members of
the Cryogen-Group Seminar of the Institute of Preci sion Mechanics and
Computer Technique, AS USSR, under the direction of R. A. Chentsov'
where the results were discussed. There are 8 figures and 8 referencess-
3 Soviet-bloc and 5 non-Soviet -bloc.
ASSOCIATION: Institut tochnoy mekhaniki i vychislitellnoy tekhniki AN 333R,
Moskva (institute of Precision Mechanics and,Computer'..
Techniquet AS USSR, Moscow)
SUBMITTED: October 7, 1960
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KONTAREV . V.Ya.
Pf-Bsibility of using a cylindrical superconducting film as a
memory unit for computers. Zhw. tekh. fiz. 31 no.7:854-863
Ji 161. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Institut tochnoy malchanilld i vychislitellnoy tekbniki AN
SSSR, Moskva.
(Superconductivity)
(Magnetic memory (Calculating machines))

SHAYN, I.L.; KONTAROVICH V B
Universal automatic a.c. device. Za tekh.progr. 3 no.3:4-8 Mr
163. (min 16.-Io)
1. Azerbaydzhanskiy institut nefti i khimii im. M.Azizbekova.

. -Ta. B a-- -- -
22521 Kontarovich, Ya. B. Gost Na Drevesinu Dlya S.-KH Mashine
Sel'Khozmashina 1949, No 7 S 29-32
SO: letopie'No. 30, 1949

KONTAUR07, S-
iron anl Steel Workers
Force of example, V pom. profaktivu 14 no. 3, 1953
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 4Y .1953, Unclassified.

XONTEK, MArian.
Acute.. irreverRible bone marrow insufficiency with a hemol7tic
component (due to an immunological factor?). Wiad. lek. 18 no~15:
1263-2265 1 Ag 165.
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob Wewn. AM w Po2naniu (Xierooilk: doe. dr.
mod. L Jasinski).

KONTEKO Marian
Critical considerations on Allen's test. -Polski tygod. lek. 16 no.311
1197-1199 31 JI 161.
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob Wevnetrznych A.M. v Poznaniu; kierownik; profe
dr med. Stefan Kwasniewski.
(VASCULAR DISEASES PERIPHERAL diag)

tf C, In't fu ic 01, i~r c.-
VC1.
P o.L,,; ~d
SO . vc.

-1wRa"W2 koly're~w W,
MAN/Chemical Technology". Chemical Products and Their Applica-
tion. Cellulose and Deriv&tives. Paper. 11-33
Abs Jour; Referat Zhur-Shi]dY&,, No 5j, 1958: 16508
Author : W~n* Marian, _102tak Waclawo Graj lach
Imt : institute Of Wood T47MBIO-gy.
Title : luvestigation of the Possibility of Utilizing Extracted Oak
Chips for the Production of Nev Materials.
OrIg Pub; Prace Inst. tochnol- drewns, 1956.. 1. No 3j, 78-91.
Abstract: The possibility hm been ascertained of utilizing the residues
obtained after extraction of tannins from oak chips (I) for
prepwing mteri&U of the type of vood plastics; particles
of I vort;pd by size and containing 70% moisture are dried
to Z noiatuxe content of 10-12%, mixed with 10% "Alpit" phs-
nol-formaldehyde resin and molded into articles (panele,
windov s&Ehp staves) ate.) at 1400 (pressure 100 kgIcide-0
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