SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KRAVTSEV, D. - KRAVTSOV, D.N.

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The z component of three observers at the tTlugbak Kitab Latitude
Obzen,btory. Astron.tsir. no.143:10-12 A 134. (HLRA 7;6)
1. Kitabskays Shirotnays Stantsiya imeni Ulugbaka Akademii Nauk UzSSR.
(Latitude)

SOV/35-59-8-6180
Translation from% Referativnyy zhumal, Astronomiya I Geoaezlya, 1959,
Nr 8, P 14
AUTHOR- Kravtsev, D.T.
TITLE., On the Mean Latitude of Kitab for the Period From 1947.7 to
1954.3
PERTODICAL~ Astron. tsirkulyar, 1958, May 26, Nr 192, pp 16 - 17
ABSTRACT: A table of the change in Kitab's latitude is given for 1947.7
to 19543 from the observations of three observers, carried
out with B-amberg's zenith telescope, The latitude Is gLven
with an accuracy up to a few hundredths of a second. A system-
atic difference is noted between the results of different ob-
servers.
N.P.K.
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SOV/35-59-8-6179
Translation fromi Teferativriyy zhunitil, Ast.rovortilyn t (jecxk~zlyirt, 191.'19,
tir 8, p 14
AUTHOR; Kravtsev, D.I.
TITLE: On the "z" - Term for Three Observers of the Kltab Latltudl~-
Station Imeni Ulugbek
PERIODICAL: Astron. tsirkulyar, 1958, August 26, Nr 194, PP 14 - 15
IV
ABSTRA(,'r,. A further analysis of the observations of the"iatitude of
Kitab from 1947.0 to 1955.0 is given, which was carried out
with the aim of detecting the z-term(of personal annual non-
polar fluctuations) based on more ample material. (See FZhAstr,
1954, Nr 9, 4798). The presence of the z-term is confirmed by
three observers.
N. B. P.
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nAVTSF,V, D. 1.
Comparison of various systems of (-,roup roduction in tho In-
ternational Latitude Service. Aatron.tair. no.202:7-8 Je 159.
(14IRk 13:4)
1. Kitabakaya ohirotnaya etantsiya.
(Astronoqr, Practical and spberical)

C-Jda. 711T i
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Ot," t!Y a ry 1~ I C,;., L%tit.,.Ic,-nrl,
collcct-d A%ticl-~3. i:^J. 1) Izu-vo i..; L-1-131,
lr,~O. p. Vrratu clip insQrted. I,GrxO copl,!u print-u(I.
',M:i coLl-~ctlon or tirtIcInn In lnt~.nlml fur, rnLv~wr r,-cj,' ynielatU,
Corcorn". wltb. thr% :,r(-jblc.-A or latitu,"l? and
r of th-~ Earth's rolou.
I of tt-, Collection co~.t~timi rcmdts cf Ia
f,;-c-a 1937.5 V-.,*O*.,II;I 1959.0 at, in U_, Z
atatlocj I'l UI~2rla. r~,,rL II con~.,L.-tj r)ZL
I;.zw r-:A. pr,~-
of procaziuin~,- the latit-ul-i oboarvational data. With
0~ -'~atlcna ma the use of n--v inztru::znts it in anticipated tL--'.; the final
rcwullza wiU provide a more compmItonsiva rtudy of anoz--alles and inzt,-u.::-,nta1

ta a,-. I r,- z s~ .1 --'l C-r Cie
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-rallorz at th~ :'It;,a
D. I T,!.tita(L! Ob:;cz
23
K. 13. LrLtitud,- 07b3orvationn Lt tha Ir.?atc'.c Stlite
P.-.troro=Ical Mscr7zatory iz-ni A. A. Zhilanay (Z-.1-180
31
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IL~YET~ D.I;)(JUtab); MiKUNEDZHAROVA, S.D. (Kitab); LOGASHOV, A~G*
)TtEi
Mean latitude of Kitab. Astron.tair. no.224z26-28 Ag 161.
(Kitab.-IAtitude) (KRA 16d)

S/035/6Z/000/007/019/083
AOO1/A1O1
ATTHOR - -Kravtsev, D. I.
TI=I-: Variation of Kitab latitude (Bamberg zenith-telescope)
PERIODICAL. Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i Geodeziya, no. 7, 1962, 24,
abstract 7A180 (In collection: "Predvarit. r,3zulltaty issled.
kolebaniy shirot i dvizheniya polyusov Zemli. no. 2", Moscow,
AN SSSR, 1961, 56 - 57, English summary)
TZKT; The author presents the results of processing latitude observations
from 1959.0 to 1960.0. Observations were performed according to international
three-group program during 114 nights. Normal poinU are calculated by three
methods: Averaging for 6 consecutive nights; averaging'for one month, and aver-
aging for 0.1 year. The values are taken from three smoothed-out curves in inter-
vals of 0.1 year; their discrepancies do not exceed 0102.
CAbstractc'tris notes Complete translation]
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82878
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L032/Elti4
AUTHORS: Dmitriyevskaya, T,I,, Kravtsev, V,V, and Tsvetayeva, I.Ye.
TITLE: Application of End-Window Counterdlin the Measurement
of Low Beta-Activities
PERIODICAL: Pribory i teklinika eksperimenta, 1960, Nr 2,
PP 36-40 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present authors discuss the possibility of' using
end-window counters manufactured in the Soviet Union
in the measurement of low beta-activities. It is
well known that the background in end-window counters
is largely due to external gamma-fields (including the
soft component of the cosmic radiation), the hard
component of cosmic radiation, and traces of radioactive
materials in the counters and the screen. In the present
work, the external gamma-field was almost entirely
excluded by a steel screen 180 mm thick, and the hard
component of cosmic radiation was eliminated with the aid
of a screen consisting of Geiger counters in anti-
coincidence with the working counter (Fig 1). In Fig 1,
I is the working counter, 2 and 3 are screening
Card 1/3 counters (MS-9), 4 is a perspex cover and 5 is a Pr

82878
S/120/60/000/02/009/052
E032/E4i4
Application of' End-Window Counters in the Measurement of Low
Beta-Activities
support for the working counter. It is shown that if
the glass from which tile counters are made has a
potassium concentration of less than 0.1% aiid tise is
made of quartz diaphragms, which screen the working
volume from the counter )load and the mica window, the
counter background can be considerably reduced. When
such counters are used in conjunction with the anti-
coincidence screen mentioned above,.,Foxlcentrat ions of
the order of 10-7 curies/litre of' , and
5 x 10-10 curies/litre of Sr90-Y90 call be determined to
an accuracy of + 15%. This corresponds to tile maximum-
permissible concentration of Sr9()-Y90, in water.
A comprehensive table is given of' various types of
Soviet counters and their natural background.
Ackilowledgment is made to S.P.Tselishchev and
A.B.Dmitriyev for advice and assistance, to
V.S.1zhevskiy and Ye.A.Verney for carrying out chei;iical
analysis of the glass and to S.I.Abakuniov, L.A.Rozenfelld
Card 2/3 and others for taking part in the present work. There A-~-

82878
S/12o/60/000/02/009/052
E032/E4i4
Appiication of End-Window Counters in the Measurement of Low
Beta-Activities
are 2 figures, I table and 7 references, 2 of which
are Soviet and 5 English. 4~
SUBMITTED: February 14, 1959
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KRAVTSEVA, A. F. Cand Agr Soi -- (diss) 66*~* charaoter of the laotation aeti-
vity of oows --the most important indioation selootion and matohing."
Mos, 1956, 21 pp 20 one ( Mos Vat Acad of the Min of Agrioultwo USSR), 140 oopies
(KL, 7-57, 108)

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USSR/Farm Animals Large Horned Cattle. Q-3
Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 1, 1958, 2555
Author A. Kravtseva
Inst Kostroma Institute of Agriculture.
Title Uniform Character of Lactation in Cows Is an Important
Feature of Selection and Breeding.
Orig Pub Molochn. i myasnoye zhivotnovodstvo, 1957, No 4, 37-41
Abstract A study was made of the lactation curve of cows at the
breeding farm for pedigreed cattle "Karaveyevo", the kol-
khoz "12th October", and the experimental-and-training
farm at the Kostroms Institute of Agriculture. The coef-
ficient of the richness of lactation was determined. Ac-
cording to the graphic formula of lactation, four types
of cows were identified. The fourth type, which demons-
trated a regularity of milk secretion was considered as
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USSR/Farm Animals - Large Horned Cattle.
Abc Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 1, 1958, 2555
Q-3
the most valuable. It Is suggested that In oclectIng
animals, special attention be paid to the character of
the lactation. Describes the evaluation of breeding
bulls according to their genealogy, their offsprings,
all of which serve as indicators of the hereditary type
of lactation. Discusses a selective breeding of animals
and its Importance in a production of cattle with a uni-
form course of lactation.
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ARTE)"'YEV, B.1,; GOLUBKOV. G.Ye.; KRAVTSZVA, I.I.
.%_
.V,5 I,
Methods for testing tWel"asticity of winding conductors.
Trudy VEI no.621288-295 158. (MIRA 11:11)
(Electric conductors--Testing)

KRAVTSEVA, N.F.
Atomic scattering of X rays and the el,,-trawdon~ity of chromium.
Fiz. met. i metalloved. 16 no.6:812-8l'o ~j 1~, '. WIRA 17:2)
1. Kommunarskiy gornometallurgichoskiy institut JkrSSR.

1. K-'wITSEVICIA' YF'. M.
2. ussR (6oo)
4. Metals - Heat Tre-tmont
7. Automatic tempf~rf-ture regulation of flame furnacee for tine heat trezntment of
Stampings. PodshlDnik. No 12 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Aoril 1953, Uncl.

?Iiu.vT-3CJV, &.
Municipal station for plant protection in Alma-'~ta. Zushch.
rast. ot vred. i bol. 10 no.10:10-11 165.
0-'~Ilbl 18:12)
1. lkichallnik Alma-Atlnskoy gorod3~oy atant~sli. vashchity
raotoniy.

KRAVTSOII, A.
,
Rules of snfety techniqu". Grazhd. av. 22 no.7t24-25 il 165.
(MRA 18t7)
1. Nachallnik mediko-annitarnogo upravleniya Ministeratva grazhdanskoy
PIVIRtBil .

ACC NR.- ~ P 6_0_3:W0_6 (4),,V) SOURCE CODE:
UR'/o-4-'3-3/66-[0'00'/010/0029/0030
AUTHORt Kravtsov, A. (Station chief); Kul'kov, 1,.(Chief engineer)
ORG: none
TITLE: Maintenance of machinery
SOURCE: Zashchite rasteniy, no. 10, 1966, 29-30
TOPIC TAGS: aerosol generator, agricultural
machinery, plant disease control, insect control, crop spraying d
ABSTRACT: The Alma-Ata plant protection station is in charge of plant
past and disease control of city vegetation, which occupica an Area of
-4500 ha (including 2500 he of orchards). The station has the following
equipment at its disposal: 51 tractors; 51 sprayers~3of the OPVUand
series; 18 motor vehicles (including'2 cars); 6 water tanks
!n0unte on GAZ-61 trucks'; 2 fuel-servicing trucks; one GosNITI-2 (Stated
~All-Union Technological Scientific Research Institute for the Repair an
ora and-Tgg-rFflc--u~i-t-u-r-*a--l"-*,,I-I-a-cl-ii'~'e~r-i~au-tomotive repair
4SrosoT-ntira-tor-~~(-EFei-e--Fl-g-.--T)-Wovn-ted on the chassis of a
discarded OPV sprayer. Early in 1966 a flame cultivator was acquired
to control doddere The OVT-1 sprayer was modified for use in the city.
It was mounted on a GAZ-51 truck and operated through power take-off and.
1/2 UDC: 632.915/.982.059

-;kd-C-N--R-iAP 60344 7 6
chain gearing. This unit has good maneuverability. The spraying truckd
carry a lance boom and a hose wound on hooks, which are welded to the
W
Fig, 1, Aerosol generator
rear of the truck# Two metal (iron) boxes, which replace the blower an
the far side of a tankg hold a day's supply of toxic chemicals.
(WA-50]
SUB CODEt 06002j:.13/ SUBM DATEs none

AP-603-447-6 SO- U_-R-C-E CO-D-E-i-UR-/-C~4-3-3-r6-6-/-0-0-0-[OI:0/0029/0030-:
ACC NRi (41A0
AUTHORt Kravtoovo A, (Station chief); Kullkovp Is (Chief engineer)
0AGt n on *a
TITLE: Maintenance of machinery
SOURCEt Zeshchite rasteniy, no. 10, 1966, 29-30
TOPIC TAGSi aerosol generator, agricultural
machinery, plant disease contiol, innect control. crop spraying
ABSTRACTt Th6 Alma-Ata plant protection station is in charge of plant
peat and dinenae control of city vegotaLion, which occupLan an area of
4500 ha (including 2500 ha of orchards). The station has the following
equipment at its disposal: 51 tractors; 51 sprayers of the OPV and
OVT-1 aerleg; 18 motor vehicles (including 2 cars); 6 water tnnke
mounted on GAZ-61 trucks; 2 fuel-"orvicing trucks; one ConNITI-2 (State
All-Union Technological Scientific Research Institute for the Repair an
Utilization of Tractors and Agricultural Machinery) automotive repair
nhop; and an aerosol generator (see Fig. 1) mounted on the chassis of a
discarded OPV sprayer. Early in 1966 a flame cultivator was acquired
to control doddere The OVT-1 sprayer was modified for use in the city.
Ic was r-iounted on a GAZ-51 truck and operated through paver take-off an
Card 1/ 2 UDCt 632*915/,982*059

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iP6034476
chain gearing. This unit has.good waneuverabilityoo The spraying truckd
carry a lance.boom and a hose wound on hooks#.which are welded to the
"j,
Fig, Is Aerosol generator
P.
I'LL
rear of the truck. Two metsl (Lron) boxes, which replace the blower on
the far side of a t.aakp hold a day'a supply of toxic chemicals#
IVA-50)
SUB CODKv 06g02#;.1)/ SUBM DATE# none

f I
it
I "
i
,A--

KRAVTSOV, A.A., Laslu~-henny-j deyatell n%u~-~ I BSSH, prof.
UsizW-, the mothod of --n, dessignir' g =altispan aLd
multistagn frtimos for vor-1.1cal. Intidn. 3bor.naueh.trud.
Bol.poiltekh.innt. no.76:31-14 159. (MIRA 13:6)
(Structural frames)

rFf;l
Experioncc, ir. tho Ins",al-trit'lon o1' control anu In-itriments
and cull"rol e,iiil--~!narO, of' TP-812 boilor,.~ ant! VPT-,CJ-3
turbirle-generator unito. Enorg. -,troi nc.39:29-31 1 6

KRAVTSGV, A., geneml-inmyor aviatoii, Geroy Savetskogo Soyuza
Flier-engineers enter the ranks. Av. i kosm. 46 no-4:54-58
Ap 164. (MA 17:3)

GOLIDFARB. Imill Mikhaylovich; JQ&yLqOVL_Ajqkean e 4 A,! g - 0.
Ar..K__q Q yAyj L RADCHM
Irina Ivanovna; ROZFMART, Yuriy losifovich; SHMIMUN, losif
Danilovich; TAYTS, Noy Turlyevich, prof., doktor tekhn. nauk, red.;
CHUM&CHENKO, T., vedushchiy red.; BBSPYATOT, R., tekhn. red.
[Calculations for heating furnaces] Raschety nagrevatellnykh pechei.
Pod red. N.M. Taitsa. Kiev, Goo. izd-vo tekhn. lit-ry USSR, 1958.
421 P. (MIRA 11:8)
(Pw-naceB, Heating)

KRAVTSOV, Aleksandr Yeodoslyevich; AIJWSEYEV, Boris Grigorlyevich,6
A.Te., assistant; YAKOVLLPV, K.S.,
laborant. RAYTBURD, L., red.; GORKAVENKO, L., takhn.red.
[Control and automatization of metallurgical processes;
laboratory work) Rontroll i avtomatizataiia metallurgichaskikh
protsessov; laboratornyi praktikum. Kiev, Goo.izd-vo takhn.
lit-ry USSR. Pt.l. LControl and measuring appnratue) Kontrollno-
izmaritellnye pribory. 1959. 201 p. (MIRA 13:10
O(etallurgical plant EquiSment and supplies)
(Automatic :-o-ntrol

-0
KRAVTSOV, Alekoandr Peodoslyevich; ALENSMrEV, V.G.
(Control and automation of metallurgic4 procemaeal a laboratory
mamiall Kontroll i artomatisatsiia metgllurgiobeskikh protsessov;
Ia"---"Atornyi'praktikum.* 1s1.2., stereatipgo4K Kievp Gos. izd-vo
tekhno lit-ry USSRp 1960. 1 v. i (MIRA 1418)
IMetallurgical plants) (AutomatAc control)

VJ(AVTSOV) Aleksandr Feodos-'yvvicb;-A1ZKSEYEV, Boris Grigorlyevich;
--*--- - - -CM-aal-Iffly'd)- f.I.-p red.; GUSARGVj K.F., tekhn. red.
[Control and automation of metallurgical processes; practical
laboratory course] Kontroll i avtomatizatsiia metallurgicbeskikh
protsessov; laboratomyi praktikum. Kiev, Gos.izd-To tekhn.lit-
ry USSR. Pt.2. (Automatic control) Avtomaticheskoe reguliravanie.
1961. 235 p. (Automatic control) (MIRA 15:1)

KHAVTSOV, A.F.; KAPLAN, S.A.
Efficient system for selecting identicnl aelamic recoiving
units. Geofiz. razved. no.6i8l)-92 161. (AURA 15-4)
(Seismic prospecting--Equipment and supplies)

ALMSEYEVP B.G.; KRAVTSOV, A.F. kand.tokhn.nauk; FOLETAYLIV, B.L., kand.tekhn.nauk
Closed system for automatle flame tongue reversing in regernerative
soaking pits. Avtom. i prib. no.1:12-15 Ja-Mr 163. (MIRA 16:3)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy metallurgicheakiy institut (for Alekseyev,
Kravtsov). 2. Metallurgicheakiy zavod imeni Dzerzhinukogo (for Foletayev~
(A=acev, Heating) (Electronic control)

IVANOV, E.V.; KRAVTSOV, A.F.
Determination of separate conductors in a multiconductor enble
without damaging their insulntion. Goofiz.razv. no.13:150-151 163.
(MIRA 17:4)

ISE7UY10,16 L~,Atriy Yakavlevich, prof'., cioktor tel,hn. nauk;
't - ar
ROSTOWSEV Gennndiy flikolayevich; NFUSTr,UYE~ , A ler:.. Ar
A-lek.;androvich; STARODUBOV, K.F., dokt~or tokim. nauk,
prof .'akademik, reUenzent; SOKOUN, K.N., c:oktor tokhn.
nauk, prof., retsenzent; DOLZHINKOV, I.Y(-,., kand. tekhn.
11411k, dots., retsonzent; 311TEFEVE, V.Z., kund. tekhn.nauk,
retscn-ent- KRAVT~;OVJ. A.F., knjyi. toklin. nauk, d(Av....
4-
r(Asenzont; FILITS rotscm.,.ent; SILICH, A.N.,
St. prepodav., retsenzent; SIUKH111, A.F., d-ssistent,
:-etsenzent; SAVELIYEVI L.P., assistent, retsenzent
[Equijznent, mechanization and automation of heat-treating
plants] Oborudovani.ey mekhanizatsiia i aAomatizatsiia v
termicheskikh tsekhakh. Moskva, 1etallurgiia, 1964. 467 P.
(MIRA 17: 10)
1. Aka0ei:dya nauk Ukr. SSR (for Starodubov).

AIFKSFYFV, B.G.; KHAVTSOV, A.F.; YEVICH, A.D.; KAPURISKIY, I.A.;
POLETAYEV, B.L.; TARASOV, K.K.
Automntic control of vnlvr-, ravornol in rogartirative vonking
pits. Met. i gornorud. prom. no. 2:34-35 Mr-Ap 164. (MIRA 17:9)

KRAVTSOV, A. F.; ALEKSEYEV, B. G.; FOLETAYEV, B. L.; SOIMKINI, A. A.
Pulse regulation of temperature in soaking pits. Izv. vys.ucheb,
zav; chern-met.7 no. 5:170-176 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Denpropetrovskiy metallurgiche.-3kiy institut i '.Ietallurgicheskiy
zavod im. Dzerzhinskogo.

MIROSH11IKOV, L.D.; KRAVTSOV, A.G.
Ar
,o of unrine Paleozoic aeries in the Noril'Bk region. Inform,blul.
JIIIGA no.14:14-19 159. (MIRA 13:7)
(Norillsk region--Geology, Stratig-raphic)

KRAVTSOV, A.G.
StratigriLphy of Silurian deposits in the northwestern part of the
Siberian Platform Olorillak and Imangda reelons). Sbor.st.po
paleont.i biostrat. no.15:5-10 '59. (MIRA 13:41
(Norillsk region--49oologov, Statigraphic)
(Imangda Valley--Geology, Stratigraphic)

3 (5)
AUTHORS: Miroshnikov, L. D., Kravts SOV/20-125-2-37/64
1~~~
Shcheglova, 0. S.
TITLE: Stratigraphical Scheme of the Lower and Middle Paleozoic of
the North-western Edge of the Siberian Plateau (Skhema
stratigrafii nizhnego i srednego paleozoya severo-zapadnoy
okrainy Sibirskoy platformy)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akadebii nauk SSSR? 19591 Vol 126, Nr 2,
pp 359-362 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The scheme of the pre-Tungusskiye sediments of the region
named in the title was hitherto very inaccurate (Refs 1, 2,
4 and 0. D. Maslov 1946-1956) and in the course of time it
became doubtful (Ref 3). Between 1955-57, the authors studied,
according to the different strata the cross sections of the
above named formations in the district of Norillsk. In the
course of tese investigations 300. types of fossils were
determined and the following stratigraphical scheme was
established. After the middle Cambrian (110 meters thick)
there follows (upwards): 200 meters of the Dressbach stage
of the upper Cambrian (V. A. Markovski-y and others 1958). A
Card 1/4 layer of fossil (up to 1000 meters thick) allows it to be

Stratigraphical Scheme of the Lower and Middle SOV/20-126-2-37/64
Paleozoic of the North-western Edge of the Siberian Plateau
brought into correlation with an American one, which
corresponds to the Frankonskiy stage of'the Pacific Province.
The Cambrian is limited by 100 meters thick chalk, which
corresponds lithologically and with respect to its position
to the Trempillonskiy stage of the North-American Plateau.
The oldest'Ordovician deposits lie concordantly on the
River Omnutakh on red-colored Trempillo rocks. Organic
remains are represented by Brachiopodes Finkelnburgia sp.
(determined by 0. N. Andreyova). This 75 meters thick layer is
eliminated as Ustf-Kutskiy stage of the Lower Ordovician
(Ref.3). Higher on the Omnutakh, Chopko, Mokutey and other
rivers lies a 400 meters thick mass of the Lower Ordovician
(Fossil definition by V. A, Vostokova; collected by A. V.
Maksudov, determined by Z'. G. Balashov).' Still higher on the
River Omnutakh lie successive chalks of the Krivolutskaya
stage of the Middle Ordovician (Collected by G. A. Polyakova;
determined by A. F. Abushik and L. V. Nekhorosheva). In the
vicinity of the River Imangda rocks of the Mangazeyokaya stage
of the Middle Ordovician were discovered during boring
Card 2/4 operations (fossil-determination by Z. A. 'Maksimova and R. S.

Stratigraphical Scheme of the Lower and Middle SOV/20-126-2-37/64
Paleozoic of the North-western Edge of the Siberian Plateau
Yeltysheva). Thickness 37-44 meters. On the Mangazeyskiy
stage there are deposited sediments of the Upper Llandovery.
There follows, Venlock with the lower and upper substage, and
Ludlov with the lower and upper substage. Thereupon lie
concordantly, loamy chalk of the Zhedinskiy stage of the
Lower-Devonian, 370-240 meters thick. Then Coblence stage of
the Lower Devonian, up to 75 meters thick, Eifel stage of the
Middle Devonian, 140-170 meters thick. Then there follows
the Givetian stage up to 130 meters thick, and the Frasnian
stage of the Upper Devonian of a thickness of 100 meters.
Fammenian stage lacks in section. On the Dolomites of the
Frasnian lies a mass of dark chalk (100 meters), which
according to definitions of fossils by A. N. Sokoltskaya
may belong to the Tournaisian stage of the Lower Carboniferous.
Still higher follows the continental Tungusskaya series. There
are 4 Soviet references.
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Stratigraphical. Scheme of the Lower and Middle SOV/20-126-2-37/64
Paleozoic of the North-western Edge of the Siberian Plateau
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-is5ledovatellskiy institut geologii Arktiki
(Scientific Research Institute of Arctic Geology)
PRESEUTED: January 23, 1959, by D. I. Shcherbakov, Academician
SUBMITTED: January 22, 1959
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KRAVTSOV, A.G.
Find af a boulder with upper Orqtaceous marine fauna in the Norillsk
rd'gion, Inform,biulRIGA no,18tl9-21 * 160. (MnA 14A)
(Norillsk region-Goologyj, Stratigraphio)

M
IROSOIKOV ,
I L.D.; IMAWSOV, A.G.
Rare paleontological remains and traces of life In late
Cambrian deposits of the northwestern part of the Siberian
Platform. Trudy NIIGA 111:28-41 160. (MIRA 14:7)
(Norillsk region-Invertebrates, Fossil)

-- KRAVTSOV, A.G.; HARKOVSKIT, V.A.
-- .1 .... . .. ....... - ---- -
Upper Cambrian stratigraphy and its Ordovician border line in
the northwestern Siberian Platform. '11rudy NIIGA 114:50-54 060.
(MIRA 13:11)
(Siboirtan Platform--Gooloa , Stratigraphic)

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2. u5a (6ool,
4. Citrus Fruits
7. Growing citrus fruits on the Stalin Collective Farm, Sad i og. no. 3, 1953.
9. Monthly fist 2f Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRIL 1953, Uncl.

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"Zoning of the Chemism of the Subterranean Waters
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Don Basin," A. I. &avtsov, 4 pp
"Bovet Geolog" No 28
39stabliahes relationship between water types and Sas
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KRAYTSOV,A.I.,
Twenty years of the Moscow Geological Prospecting Institute. Trudv
RGRI no.26:3-7 154. (KLRA 8:1Z)
1. Direktor Hookovskogo Geologo-razvedochnogo instituta Imeni, S.Or-
dzhonlkidze
(Prospecting)

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15-57-4-5119
Translation from: Referativny zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, lor 4,
P 149 (USSRT
AUTHORS: Kravtsov, A. I., Elinson, M. M.
TITLE: New Method for Determining Gas Potential of Coal
Strata, Used in a Deep Well in the Donbass(Oprede- -
leniye gazonosnosti ugollnykh plastov novym metodom
na glubokoy skvazhine v Donbasse)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Mosk. Geol. razved. in-ta, 1956, Vol 29, pp 185-
194
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
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KRAVTSOV, A.I.
Alalmandr Alol-Flandrovich Gapgov; obit,laryo Izv.vye.llchob._
penl I razv. I no.0:141`145 S 158o (MIlUt 12:9)
iollponvo Ainknandr Ainksandrovich, 1881-1958)

KRAVTSOV, A.I.
---- ... -- , -, .
Geochemistr7 of natural gases. Trud7 ICRI 33:101-116 '58.
(KRA 12:12)
(Gas. Natural)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/3928
Yravtsov, Aleksandr FoodoslyoviL-hY and Boris Grigorlyevich Alekseyev
Kontroll I avtomatizataiya metallurgichaskikh protsessov; laborstornyy
praktikum, Chest' 1: Kontrollno-izmaritellnyye pribory (Control and
Automation of Metallurgical Processes; Laboratory Manual, Pt. 1:
Control and Measuring Instruments) Kiyev, Gostekhizdat UkrSSR, 1959.
201 p. 1,000 copies printed.
Ed.- L. Raytburd; Tech. Ed.: L. Gorkavenko.
PURPOSE: This textbook is intended for students at metallurgical schools of
higher technical education. It will also be useful tv specialists in
automation and instrumentation.
COVERAGE: This textbook is to be used in the laboratory work for courses in
control and automation of metallurgical processes. The book contains
laboratory assignments to supplement and clarify lecture materials. It
provides a practical guide to the operation, check, calibration, and adjust-
ment of instruments used In automatic control and regulation. The author
thanks A. Ye. Aluyev and K. S. Yakovlev. There are 19 Soviet references.

KATV.EYBV, Alakeandr Kirillovich; VASIL' WVe P.V., doktor geol.-mineral.
nauk, retoenzent; KRAV"ISOV A I doktor $eol.-mlneral.nnuk.
retourizent; IVAHW,~~-. .'doN7r
o geol.-miAeral.nouk. reteenzent;
IMIROHOV. K.Y.. nauchnyy red.; KOROLEVA, T.I., red.izd-va;
KOORATIYEVA, H.A., tekhn.red.
(Geology of coal basins and deposits In the U.S.S.R.] Geologiia
ugollnykh bassainov I mestorozlidenii SSSR. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-
tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po gornom dolu, 1960. 495 p.
(MIRA 13: 11)
(coal geology)

I -KRAVTSOV L-A -.I
Lenin's plan for the development of the fuel induBtry in the U.S.S.R.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; geol. I razv- 3 no.5:17-28 My 160.
(MIRA 13:11)
1. Hoskovskiy geologorasvedochnyy institut imeni S.Ordzhonikdze.
(Lenin, Vladimir Illich, 1870-1924) (ruel)

KRAVTSOV, A.I.
Basic geologic regularities in the distributicn of natural gases
in the U.S.S.R. Izv,vys,ucheV*zav.; geol.i razv. 5 no.1:62-?3
ja 162. (NIRA 15:2)
1. Moskovskiy goologorazvedochnyy institut imeni S.Ordzhonikidze.
(Gas, Natural-Geology)

KRAVTSOVY A.I.
Some problem of the geochem!Btry
in the formation of pools of oil
prospects for finding oil and gas
vys. ucheb. zav.; geol. i razv. 7
1. Moskovskiy geologorazvedochnyy
of natural gases, their role
and combustible gases and
in Western Siberia. Izv.
no.4:100-104 Ap 164.
(MIRA 18:3)
Anstitut Im. S.Ordzhonikidze.

KRAVTSOV, A.I., doktor geol.-mineral. nauk, prof.
Leonid Ivanovich Lutugln; on the 100th anriversary of his birth.
Ugol' 39 no.3:70~71 IV164. (MIRA 17:5)

KP AV T,")OI,,P- A 4 a- - ",
Prospects for finding oil and gas in KamchaUa.
Tzv.vys.ucheb.zav.; geol. I razv. 8 no.10:75-85
0 165. (KIRA 191l)
1. Moskovrkiy geologorazvedochnyy institut ineni
Ordzhonikidze.

. KRAVTSO,V A.I.- FRIDMV, A.I.
Natural gases of ore deposito. Dokl. AN KER 16~) no.5:1-10'8-1170
D 165. (MIPA 19:1)
1. Moskovskiy geologorazvedoctinyy institut Jm. S.Ordzhonl-kidze.
Sulmitted Juno 19.. 1965.

KRAVTSOV, A.L.
Atypical course of myocardial Infarction. Vrach.delo no.6:647 Ja 157.
(MLRA 10:8)
1. Kafedra obahchey terapii (zov. - prof. V.A.Simagina) Chkalovskogo
maditainakogo Institute I Chkalovskaya oblastnays klinicheskays
bollnites
(HEART--INFARCTION)

IMAVTSOV, A.L., zaaluzhanny vrach RSFSR
A caes of acute candidomycosis of the lungs. Vrach.delo no.1:1319
D #58. (MIRA 12:3)
1. Orenburgskaya oblestnaya klinicheskay-a bollnitza i klinika fakulv--
tetskoy terapii (zav. - prof. V.A. Simagina) Orenburgskogo meditsin-
skogo inatituta.
(LUNGS DISEASES) (MONILIASIS)

- KRAVTSOV-I_A.L., zasluzhemyy vrach RSFSR
Blood trannfusions in kidney diseases. Vrach. delo no.9:23-25 S 161. -
(MIRA 14:12)
1. Crenburgskaya oblastnaya klinicheskaya bollnitsa klinika fakulltetskoy
terapii (zav. - prof. V.A.Simagina) Orenburgskogo moditainskogo instituta.
(BLOOD-TRVISFUSIOZI) (KIDNEYS"DISWES)

KRAVTSOV, A. L.1 zaBluzhennyy vrach RMR
Chroniooepain in connection with chronic auppurative infections.
Vrach. delo no.31140-V+l Mr 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Orenburgakaya oblastna7u klinicheekaya bollnitBa i fakull-
tetakaya terapev-ticheakaya klinika (zav. - prof. V. A. Simagina)
Orenburgskogo moditainakogo instituta.
(CHRONIC DISEASES) (SUPFURATION)

XR&VTSOV, A.T.
-__ .,.- . Strutigraphy of Silurian deposits in the northwentern part of
the Siberian Platform (Norillak and Imangda regions). Sbor.st.
po paleontal blostrat. no-11:3-8 '58. (MIRK 13:1)
(Norillsk region--Geology, Stratigraphic)
(Imangda region--Geology, Stratigraphic)

BLOKHINTSPVA, T.D.; GqFWNNIK, V.G.; ZWKOV, V.A.; KROTSOV, A,V.; LIBMAN, G.;
L.L.; SELIVANOV G.I YTJANI Zr,-.1P[-FAl [Yunn Tun,,-fPr.;d
NPMENOVP v 11 L
Determining the contribution oC the 3/2, 3/2 isobar to inr;lastle
V-p-interaction processes at the 17'-meson kinetic of ~41.
Mov. lAd. fiz. 1 no.1:103-112 Ja 165. (MlltA 1817)
1. Ob"yedinennyy institut yadernykh Issledowinly.

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Fadders. m-4
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 6, 1958, 25099
Author :
Inst : Not given
Title : Corn in a Mixture with Leguminous Crops
Orig Pub: S. kh. Povolzhlya, 1957, No 5, 41-42
Abstract: At the Saranskiy variety plot in the Mordovian
ASSR In 1955-1956 corn was mixed with vetch,
soya, and vetchling sowings. Although the over-
all green stuff yield was somewhat lower in the
mixed sowing, the protein content became higher,
especially when corn was planted with vetchling and
soya. -- S.A. Brushlinskly
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91

KRAVTSOV, A. V.; KRAVTSOV, V. A.
"The Nuclear Energy Services."
report submitted for All-Union Conf on Nuclear SpectroGeopy, TbiliLsi, 14-22
Feb 64.
LFTI, LPI (Leningrmi Mysico TedmIcal List, Leningrad Polytechnical Inot)

SIDLIYANINOVY S.I.; 1,URONOV, V.M.; KRAVTSOV, A.V.
Effect of the hydrodynamic conditionn on the synthesis of organic
compounds from carbon monoxide and water vapor. Khim.i telch.
topl.i masel 7 no .8:12-16 Ag 162. OMM 15:8)
1. Tomskiy politekhnicheakiy institut.
(Chemistry,, Organic-Synthesis) (Carbon monoxide) (Water vapor)

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AUTHOR: Blokhintseva, T. Do; Grebi ik, V, 0,; VkLk~qv V. A.; Kr&vtsoV
P
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IhMenov, L. L.; Selivanovo G. r.: Yuan,,Jung-fanx.
TIVLE: Determination of the contribution of-the 312, 3/2 isobar to inelastic in-
teraction processes of 344 KeV ?i mesons vith protons
SOURCE: YadernayalTimika, v. 1, no. It 1965, 103-112
TOPIC TAGS:. inelastic Pt maeon ,scatt,erlng, Isobaric model, isobar scattering
effect, isobar channel contribution, meson proton interaction, inelastic scatter-I
in&
ABSTRACT: S. J. Lindenbaum and R. M, Sternhefm4r (Phys. Rev., 109, 1723, 1958
proposed a model for:the description of meson-meron production during %N colti
I sions, according-to which the meson production proceeds via the formation of the
isobaric state vith T - J--- 3/2,which subsequently disintegrates into,& nucleon
and a %-meson. Imthe past, the' most accurate comparions of the experimental
data vith this isobaric model have been carried out with-primary particles who a
energy was in the vicinity of I GeV (seeis e,g., E. Pickup. D. K. Robingott, K. 00
Salant, F. Ayer, B. A. Bunir, Phys. Rev.p 132t 1819t 1963)o However, it seems
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quite interesting to investigate the possible contribution of the 3/2"312 Iva-
bar to -the nN-Interaction cross section uhich would permit a quantitative i
mate of Its role.within such reactions. Consequently, by analyzing the differ-
ence in the distribution of cases for the reaction
with respect to the total energy of ua and Oth.in the center of was systent, the
On
authors determined the contribution.of the,312, 312-toobar to the cross sec.ti
of the reaction for the 3" Me.V energy.level of the initial x"-mesons. Am
analogous analysis was performed foe the data obtained at the x--meson energies I
of 290 (L. K, Goodwin, Re We Kenney, V. Perez-Mendez. Phys. Rev., 122, 655, 1961)
and 360 HeV (He Olson,.G. B,-YOdh,:_UnLversLty of Maryland Department of Physics
and Astronomy* Technical Report, Rd.358. 1964). The total cross sections of thei
inelastic processes (1) and
0.04
27 to-27 c=2, rexpectiiet
are equal to (1.50 OoLO),10' =2 and (0,21 lg7 ) yr
Assunin that the isobaric transitions proceed on Uto T -a t/2 atateas the
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authors found that the contribution of the isobaric channels to the total cross
section of (1) at 344 MeV is approximately 50%. The pion-pion interaction also
plays a substantial role here. It is shown that the difference In the cross
sections is related to the D3/2V0P3/2 transition. The possibUtty of determift-
Ing the an-scattering lengths from an analysis of this transition is also out-
lined. "The authors.thank BA -e
_H&_jauLgGqMw_fpr his constant interest in th
work, V. A. Meshchervakov forvaluable advice, R, M, gyndin and E. So Ellen kty
for valuable discussions# and the technical personnel who participated in the-
collection and processing of experimental data," OrIg. art. has: 16 formulas,
8 figures, and I table._-
ASSOCIATION: Oblyedinennyy,in'#'titut.yadernykit tooledavaniy (Joint Institute fa
Nuclear Fxsearch)
~ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: HP
SUM=D; Mul(4
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IMAVTCIIOVO A.Z.
Investigating the degrue ol' laborlounnewo in conoucting mining
operations at the "Soiuaazbeat" Trufit mines. Trudy HIIasbest
no.2t7O-98 162. (MIRA 16:12)

AMMAZI. Telena Konstantinarna, kand.tekhri.rauk. Prinimall. uchastiyet
POONTAXOT, A,~L, inzh.; KRAVTB(YV, B.A., in%h.; KACHESOV, A.N.0 inzh.;
BUROT, K., student; ZVXUi,--i-., --etddont; RAMffBV, T., student:
ROBUSH, 0., student; SARSONOTA, To.. student. KUSHXM, N.G., red.;
GVIRTS, V.L., red.izd-va
[Anisotropy of mechanical properties of some glass plastics; verbatim
report of a lecture] Anizotropila makhanicheskikh mistT neko-
torykh stekloplastikov; stenogramma lektaii. Leningrad, Leningr.
Dom nauchno-takhn.propagandy, 1961. 62 p. (MIRA 114212)
(Anisotrop7) (Glass reinforced plastics)

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AlekBandrovna; IVA14OV,-.I;Fr-g-b~~it7i;iTd~Tdb; M-MMIJIT, Y.P.,,
red-; BABILICHANOVA, G.A., tekhn. rod.
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tsementyge konstruktsii dlia prou7shlenzWkh zdanii. Kiev,
GosBtroiizdat USSR, 1962. OX (IMIA 15:9)
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AUTHORS i Krayt 0 N~ , Kl-~,:tikuvv~ '.;OV/20,1-'0-2-23/6q
TITLEt Structure of Aryl :P,,rcury Dcrlv~it,~via~s of'
and
PERIODICALs Doklady Akfidei.,;ii riauk SOSR. 1960. v-,A 150, Nr
pl, 529 - 332 (IUMSR)
ABjTHACTt The auth(,ra chcue the pseudumer-'! 3yfitv~-, 3f nitruaniline
as the first swIliple for thf,,Ir of' aryl-mercury
derivatives of Boveral tuut(,iavric and jj3eudomeric systems-
By reaction uF the isryl.m,--rcury hy1roxidou with nitroani-
linea and thu, tiaid dt-,rivativeo were pro-
duoud on the bauis uf the I!envral 8chome
RIIgOLI + RA-4 RlIgA -r 11 0 ~Tabl- 1) wl"cre tj
2
4- (Cli3)2N(; 6) 11 4- and HA -nitroanilint~ ur nitrarlaphthyl-
amine. The aryl-mercury acetutej do riot re,,.,ct with nitro-
anilines, eyen in the ease of lung- laoting heating:. The
compounds produced are bright-color&d crystalline substances,
soluble in orEanic oulventa. From thu,,;L atict other properties,
the authurs Conclude that ill the~-e .;GiiIj)Ljuids the aryl-
Card 1/4 mercury radical io not bc.,und to ring of nitr(,-

Structure of' Arjl-mercury Derivatives of Nitroanillne,,3
arid Nitronaphthylamines
aniline, and the structure i2lay be eiLther that of N-de-ri-
vatives or that of quirion-imin-ac-i-nitro compiunds (see
Scheme), To solve this proble:L, ab!jorption jpectrIa of the
substanceo produced and of the initial comf~r-li:jdj, ao rell
as of the N-benzyl- and phenyl der.JvLitives of nitroanil-i ties,
I lis ~.,,,,Us
-were recorded (F~j,~5 1-3, Table 2), 'n ied Gut
on tile spectroylsor at the OptichesPaja laboratoriya (01-
tical Laboratory) of the authors~ instittite. 'I'lie spectra
of the compounds produced are very Ljimil~izr to those of the
correL3pondin~, Y ta, e
, nitroani 1 irie--j au,l ni tronaj-htl- I.- s. Th-
position of the most important maxima prilr-ti,--ally aj~reoa
th those in tho jpectra of t1he Jijitial !jubatarxes- Thf"
absorption curves of tht, phenyl-mercury dtrl .3L 4 ~, V e Sax e
similar - with respect to their shape - tc 1;iie 13zectra of
the nitroanilines since the natural abaorption of the phenyl-
mercury radical is very weak, and influences nitro-
aniline spectrum very little only The diffe.-erice ir. ti-,e
shortwave ranj~-,e in the ct-~.qe cf
derivatives is due to the superposition of the nitroanillne
Card 2/4 spectrum by the interl.,je natural aboorpt.,un of the dizethyl-

3tructur#~ of Ar-; ~ mor .-~,jry De'- J ', I r,;- I-OV1120 130-22 -.2 5/69
an-'I i neo and
imnitiophenyl-Laert-,ury radical- This absorption is considerably
increaned under the influence of the nitroaniline rest.
The authorg observed t-he aame phonomerion in the transition
from dimethylaminophenyl-mercury acetate to bis-dimethyl-
aminaphanyl mercury (Fig 3), The unchanged position of the
principal maximum In the nitroaniline spectra on intro-
duction of an aryl-mercury subatituent into the amino
group proves that the aryl-marcury radical is a poeudoatom
which in very similar to the hydrogen atom with respect
to the aotion on the chromophoric aystem of aniline. From
the intensity of the principal maximum in the spectra of
the aryl-mercury derivatives it appears that the pherWl,-
mercury radical has weak properties of an electron acceptor.
The dimethylaminophenyl-mercury radical may show weak pro-
perties both of an electron acceptor and of an electron
donor. The phenyl-mercury radical is, in its nature, con-
trary to the ben-,,.yl radical, and is a stronger electron
acceptor than the phenyl radical. The authors thank A. N,
Card 3/4 Neamevanov. Academician, and I. V. Obreimov for attenlion

Structure of Aryl-mercury Derivatives of Nitro- SOV/20-130..2-23/69
anilines and Ilitronaphthylamine8
paid to their investigation. There are 3 figures, 2
tables, and 13 references, 1 of which is Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONs Institut elementoorganicheakikh sojedineniy Akademii nauk
SSSR (Inatitute of Elemental-organic Compounds of the Aca-
demy of-~j-qieaq~!s, USS
PRESEINTED: September 16., 1959, by A~ N, Neameynnov., Academician
SUBMITTED; September 10, 1959
Card 414

ISSMANOV, A.H.,akademik; KUVTSO
Arylmercury derivatives of nitrosophenols. Dokl. AN SUR 135
no.2:331-334 N 160. (MIRA 13i11)
Institut alementoorganichaskikh soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Phenol) (Mercury organic compounds)