SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KRUKOVSKIY, S.P. - KRUKSAL, M.S.

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B106/B166
AUTHORSi Korshak, V. V., Corresponding Member AS USSR, Tavankin, D.
Ya., Krukovskiy_,_:5. F.
TITLEs Investigation of polyethylene terejhthalate (Lavsan) foils
with grafted polystyrene
PERIODICALs Akademiya nauk 55SR. Doklady,*v. 146, no. 6, 1962, 1347-1348
TE'XTs With a view to investigating how much the structure of a polymer
foil is affected by grafting another polymer onto the same, the following
grafting experiments were made: nmorphous layerq of polystyrene of differ-
ent thicknesses were grafted onto two 28-,tcthick crystalline foils 0g poly-
ethylene torephthalate by keeping the mixture of both compounds at 80 C'for
3 and 8 hrs, respectively, in a nitrogen atmosphere together with styrene.
Resultst after heating the mixture for 3 hra, a foil 46/t, thick with a
yield of 20.95% (by weight of the initial foil) of grafted polystyrene was
obtained and after hea Iting the same for 8 hre, a foil, 143,,,t thick with a,
yield of 195% was the result. For control purposes, two foils were pre-
pared by laminating the same original materials in a simple manner, using
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Investigation of polyethylene ... B1o6/B186
the same proportions by weiKht. X-ray pictures of the two grafted samples
were compared with the two control samples. In addition, cross-sectional
photographs of the grafted samples were examined. The polyethylene
terephthalate foil was found to remain unaffected by the grafted polystyrene.
This indicates that the major part of crystals of the initial foil does not,
participate in the grafting process and that neither the structure nor the
relative orientation of crystallites in the foil is disturbed. The cross-
sectional photographs revealed a comparatively sharp boundary between the
grafted layer of polystyrene and the initial foil. The transition zone is
considerably smaller than the thickness of the grafted layer. All this
shows that grafting occurs only in an extremely thin surface layer of the
foil. The polymer used for grafting will not penetrate farther into the
base foil even if its thickness is increased. There are 2 figures.
SUBMITTED% June 5, 1962
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ACCESSION NRt AP3001572
AUTHOR: Korshak, V. V.; Hosgova, K. K.;
TITLEj Preparation of graft oopolymers.
talate (lavean) and styrene.
8/0291/63/000/006/0009/0011
Graft dopolyners of poIjithylanstoraph-
SOURCE: Plasticheskiye massyp no* 6# 1963# 9-12.
TOPIC TAGS: graft copolymers, polyethylene terephtalate 3AYean, styrene$ oxidative
destruotion; oxonizationo copolymer viscoaity
ABSTRACT: Iavsan tilma were treat4td with ozone for varying lengths of tim and
then era-fted with styrene, The IWA of copolymer depends on the duration of the
ozonizati= and of the copolMrisation. The ozonization is accompanied by pro-
gressive oxidative destruatiqn of the polywr and it is concluded in a diacusion
of the mechanism that the beqzans rings also are cleaved to give oxygen-rich com-
pounds, The highest copolymer viscosity was obtained when approximately 100-110%
of styrene was grafted to the f1la, Orig. art. bas 2 t4bles and 4 gigures.
ASSOCIATION& none
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TITIX: Preparation of graft-:40P01300relof polyethylenotoraPhthWAt Gram
and mothrlmothadrylate.
SOURCE: Plastiahe no. 7, 1963# 5-7
TOPICI TAOS: graft-oo.polymr, polyethylensteraphthalate# da*ron, motby1mathaerylate I
ABM?AM: The process of preparation of graft oopolMrs of daeran and %ethyl-
wathaorylate and the study of their properties has been Investigated@ Prior to
reaction, the samples of dearon were first activated by beating than in an atmos-
phere or air or ozoneg afterwards the films were heated to a temperature of 700
with mothylmthaorylatoo The Investigation of the graft copolymerization process,,
described aboveo showed that %be quantity of grafted polywathylsethaorylate
primarily depends on two faetorst the langth of activation of daoron and the
time duration or copolMrlzations It was obenryed that the mazium quantity of
ad In air
graf cod polymethImethaorylate Is obtained when the daoron f Ilm active%
is heated only for a abort period of time The Inusase of activation tisn results-
iIn the deareane of grafted polywaro In case of activation of the daor0n film
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OMMION NR# AP3003299
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Lu ozoneg On quantity of Vaned polysisthy1mthauTlate, increases with an in-
mrsa" of omme aitivation, time Tho grafted oopolimrs very from am another
by their density which to dependent on the applied vathod of activation of tb6
rilm, Origsatte hast I table and .3-91gares.
LSMOIATION:
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MOSIRAUNISKA YII) 11. Y. , doktor khlm. nauk; KISLI~:;Ylljk, ~.G. , kard. tekhn. nauk;
MMKPV.~F,J.Y, j.P.; WOIKEVICH, 0.1.; POTIYEVSKAYA, S.A.; XW-VTSOV,
-17T.-,~ kf-fHGJNA) V.V.; ZEMLYANSKAYA, L.K.
New binders In the production of partlele boards. Bum. I der. prom.
no.2:14-25 AP-Je 164. (MIRA 17:9)

KRUKOVSKIlp V.
From the life experience of a working man. Neftianik 8
no.6:18-19 Je t63. (~WU 16sil)

zj.-L) - .
indus!Lrial Safety
Safety engim-,cring In the works of laningrad Polytechnic Instituto professors. Trudy Lan.
polit.,3kh. inst.) No. 1, 1949.
9. Monthl List of Rusalan Accessionn, Library of Congress, :rt-Oh,-r 1-4L)711, Uncl.

ZLOBINSKIY. B.X.; TRUMMov, A.A., doktor takhnichaskikh naak, professor,
retsensent; KRUX T doteent, reteqWnt; TLAWT. A.7..
LOW -
Inzhener, retse 4ifit. M&SKIT, N.T.. dotsent, redaktor.
[Ilemnts of safety technique) Osnovy takhniki basopamosti. Kooky&,
Goo. nauchno-tekhn. Isd-vo washinostroit. I sudostrott. lit-ry, 1954.
212 P. (MIMA 7:7)
(Industrial safety)

KRUKOYSXIT, V.
. IImproving w&-Icing conditions and the technique of industrial
safety. Sote.trud,noell:30-35 -11 156, (KLRA loll)
~Industriai safety)

T- ;77- -r T -
NIKITIN, Oennadiy Mikheylovich; GUSIV. M.N., kand.tekhn.neuk, dots.i retsenzent;
VINOGRADOV, I.M., insh., retsonzent; VOLKOV, Yu.N., starshty mauchuyy
sotrudnik, retsenzent; SIKSOU. 1.I., retsenrent; XRUKOVSKIr 7.1.
red.; VOIDHOX, X.H.. takhn.red. -- - - -- NAPS t.- -,
[Safety engineering and fire prevention in transportation by water]
Tekhnika besdoasnosti.1 protivopothernais takhnilm na Yodnom
transports, Imningred, Izd-vo ORechnoi transport,m Leningr. otd.-
nie, 1958. 416 p. (MIRA 11:5)
(Ships-Fires and fire prevention)
(Safety engineering)

KRUKOVSKIT, V.A.
I. romoting oafety measures in a metallurgicAl nlqnt* bY F.D. SmAkor,
A.B. Kologov, A.A. Mnlykh. Reviewed by V.A. Kivkovokil.
Basop.truda v vrom. 2 no.4:39 Ap 155. (MIRA 11:4)
(NotAllurgicnl plants-befety mongures)
(Mrmakov, P.D.) (Kolegov, A.19.) (HRlykh, A.A.)

~~ JWKOV4,1Y,-Y--,,- dots.
Standard safety requirement symbols and t(rminoloar. Pozh-delo
6 no.1000 0 160. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Zaveduyushchly kafedroy tekhniki bezop"nosti Laningradekogo
politekhnichaskogo instituts, imeni H.I.Kalinina.
(Piro prevention-laws and regulations)

ZLOBINSKIYY B.M.; YUDINp K.A., retsenzent; MWKCVSKIT V.A., clots.,
- j 7
reteenzent; VOLKOV, D.A., dote., r4 is;;~nOTXITSKIY'
N.D., prof., red.; BRUSHTM, A.I., red.iod-val MODICLI,
B.I., takhn. red.
(Safety engineering] Tekhn1ka basopasnosti. Hookys., Mashgiz,
1963. 185 P. (Industrial accidents) (MIRA 16:4)
(Technological innovations--Safety measures)

DSWN,B.M.; KMKOVSKIY,Y.K. -
- -72E~4_~ -1.1
Research in the gasification process of pulverized peat semi-coke
In a continuous process using an air blast. Trudy IGI no.5:108-
114 155. NLRA 8:11)
(Pent) (Carbonization)

KRUKOVSKIYI V. K. Card Teah Sai --
Process of the Heating-of Lisichanskiy
Current." Mos, 1956. 16 pp 191cm.
A,
LL =11---of Technical Sciences, Inst
110 wzAOxx copies (KLp 17- 57t 97)
(difin) 4 Study of the
Black Coal by P31eotrjo.
(Academy of Sciences USSR,
of Combustible Minerals),
36
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KRUKOVSKIT,--V.K.l (Moskva); FARBIRDV. I.L., (Moskva)
Temperature field in beating coal by electric current. Izv.
AN SSSR. Otd. tekh. nauk no.6:101-107 JS '56. (HLRA 9:9)
1. Institut oryucbIkh IskepsyssWkh AN SSSR.
(Coke) ICoal) (Ilectric properties)

KRUZOVSXIT, V.I. (Moskva)
Using dimensional analysis In Investigating the direct electric
heating of coal. 1zv.AH SSSR.Otd.takh.nauk no.2:129-132 7 '57.
(Electric heating) (Carbonization)

KRUKOVSKIT, V.I.; TURITINTSUTA, N.P.
"Selected works* by A.B.Chernyshav. Reylswe4 by V.K. Krukovskii,
N,P, Wrlsveksis.a Podzem,gasugle no*4:73 157& (MIRA 11:1)
(Coal ganific&tion, Underground)
(Chernyuhav, 4L*B.)

-,ITr."--YARBXROT, I.L.
Investigating the process of heating a coal block with an electric
current. Trudy IGI 7r23-29 '57. MW IOW
(Coal gasification, Underground)
(Ilectric currents--Heating effects)

~-ROKCVSKJY I
V " V. K.
"Investigation of the Prozess of Heating cf Llcicl~a%sk '~Ineral Cc4al by
Means of Current."
dissertation drfended for the degme of Candidate of Teohnical S~,ienlcer fit
the Triot. of Mineral Fuels.
Defense of DInsertations (Jan-Jul 1957)
Sect. of Tech. Sci.
Vest. AN SSSR, 1957, v. 27, No. 12, pp. 120-122

KRUKOVSKIY, V.I.; PITIN, R.N., kand.tekhn.nauk; PAEBJWV, I-L-,
doktor`tekhn.nauk prof.
Underground processing of oil shale without mining. Podzem.
gas-ugl. no-3:8-10 159, (MMh 12:12)
1. Institut gornogo del& AN SSSR.
(Cml gasification, Underground)

KRUKOVSKIX,,-V.Xj PITIM, R.N.j FARBEROV, I.L.
Combustion and gasification of oil shale in a channel. Trudy IGI
13:87-96 160. (MIRA 14:5)
(Coal gasification, Underground) (Oil shales)

M
KRUKQV2KIX,_V.K.j.PITIN, R.N.; FARBEROV, I.L.
Gas formation during the gasific&Uor, of oil shales in a channel.
Trudy IGI 13t97-102 160. (MIRA 14:5)
(Coal gasification, Underground) (Oil shales)

KRUROVSKIY, V.X.; MIROTFDOVA, Y-t.V.; FITIN, R.11. ; FARBEROV, I.L.
" - I. I 1~ - - "I "r,"..""! -1-1:
4
Hydrodynamic characteristics of a soda of kukersite oil shales. Trudy
IGI 162262-267 161. (MIRA 160)
(Oil shales) (Hydrodynamics)

6,j / 0Cj,j ~j j'j' rj
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A U-111 I OR :Xrukovskiy, V. K.; L. to.-6kaya, G. V. lyf-Iji, 7. Fjr~jLrO%r, j
01%G: none
T Use of electric gas discluirges in fuel conversion proce.,itscs
LITLE:
SOUICE: Xoscow. instiLtit goryuchikh iskopayemykii. Terimlchet;kiy i okisliltel'nyy
piroliz topliv i vysokopolinernykit materialov (Therinal and oxidizing pyrolysis of
fuels and high polymer materials). Moscow, Izd-vo Sauka, 1966, 58-63
IOPIC TAGS: meth.7ine, thermal decomposition, electric discharge, activation energy
.,as discharZe, hydrocarbon
,ABSTRACT: A review has been made of the use of electric gas discharges in conversicia
i
,processes for fuels such c6al and gaseous hydrocarbons. Inter alia, the review reports!
the results of a atudy of the effect of an electric gas di5charge on che ho-mageneous
,gas-phase thermal decomposition of methane. Figure I filloWs the effect of the din-
charge on the temperature dependence of the activation energy of this reaction at
1200-2000C. As Figure 1 indicates, the discharge lowers the absolute value of the
.activation energy and causes the activation energy to increase with temperature.
~Orig- art. has: 2 figures. [WA-68)
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Fig. 1. Activation energr of thermal
decomposition of methane versus tem-
'perature
.1 No discharge; 2 discharge.
flea 1401 1,05 f1i 00 1000
_Temper&tur'e, OC
iSUB CODE: 07, 21/ SUBM DATE: 23Jun66/ ORIG REF; 0091 OTIR RM 004

KRUKOVSKIYP Yu. A.
"Geography of the Industry of the People's Republic of Bulgaria." Cand
Geog Sci, Geographical Faculty, Moscow Order of Lenin State U imeni Lommosov,
Moscow, 1954. (KL, No 1, Jan 55)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Masertations Defended at USSR Higher
Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Sum. No. 556, 24 Jun 55

K;-,UKOVSKIY, Yurly Al~~droch; AVDEICIIEVp Lev Alekseyevich;
---UMTYLFdi0-lY,60 O.P., red.; IIASIMIIIIKCVA, T.A., tekbn. red.
(Economic googrnplq of the Pyronean countries: Spain and
Portugal. Lecture for correspondence school students of the
geographical facultieB of state univeraities)Ekonomicheskals,
geografiia Pirenciskikh stran; Ispaniia i Portugaliia. Lektaii
dlia studentov-zaocbnikov geografichoskikb fakulltetov gosu-
darstvennykh universitotov. Yookva, Izd-vo Yosk. univ., 1962.
78 p. (MIRA 15:10)
(Spain-Economic Geography)
(Portugal-Economic geography)
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T. P i52 5-66 / I k I EW "JP(c)
ACC NR. AP6007976 SOURCE CODE: --'up/OI9'1766-/00070037007170073-----'
!.AUTHOR- _gruln, I. (Warsaw); Krukovskiy, Z.; Butakiy, L.
ORG: none
TITLE: Properties and applications of ME-1 adhesive
SOURCE: Plasticheskiye massy, no. 3, 1966, 71-73
TOPIC TACSi epoxy resin, epoxy adhesive, modified epoxy adhesive, polyvinyl butyrat
adhesion strength
ABSTRACT: Mot-cure epo adhesives, which otherwise exh .ibit good properties, are
rigid and have a low adhesion strength to metals in stripping tests. Modification of
these epoxy adhesives with poly(vinyl butyral)7regulted in the development of a new
adhesive, designated ME-1, wfi1_cV_6ifi1bTF_i_high strength in stripping tests. The ME-1
adhesive consists of epoxy resin and poly(vinyl butyral) (optimum ratio 1/1), and
cynnoguanldfne curing agent. T'he shelf life of the adhesive is not less than 1 year.
The adhesive can be cured at 151 to 175C for 4 to 1.5 hr under a pressure of
2-3 kg/cm2. it can be used in solution or in film form. The adhesive exhibits the
following properties: fatigue strength when sandwiched between sheet metal 2 and
3 mm thick, 53.5 and 73.0 kg/cM2, respectively; shearing strength at 20 and 80C,
360-400 and 260kg/cm2, respectively; and adhesive strength in stripping tests at
20 and 80C, 5-Vand B-10 kg /cm2, respectively. The main areas of application of
ME-1 adhesivein solution form are aluminum foil-plastic honeycombs, and in film
xx i-L-63&3_9~_ 6,
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form, in continuous glue lines and for metal facing of metal-plastic honeycombs. The
bonding strength in such cases exceeds that of the honeXS2mb mate
qEiaI'I$roper. The
strength of the adhesive is governed by the choice of the epoxy resin, the quality
of the poly(vinyl butyral), and by the use of the materials in the proper ratio.
The ME-1 adhesive can find application in aviation t
pchnology. Orig. art. has;
6 figures. 180).
SUB CODE: 1l/ SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG REF: 001/ OTH REF: 002/ SOV REF: -001
ATD PRESS.,
Metal zlueinz~
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SOVI 112-58-2-3171
Translatixi from: Referati-,!,.yy zhurral, Elekn ctel,.Y:,~ka, 1958, Nr 2,
pp 214-.215 (USSR)
AUTHOR: K.
TITLE, The NLiqe S-ppregsioa ~.-'Lerent .1-i tl,e ~',-_tegral Method. of Pulse-Sigr-Al
Rer.ept;o,~ _-.tegral'nogo met-,da priyema impul'snykh
Sig!.._IP-,v)
PERIODICAL: !-iv. Kifevsk. pclitek~Ln. in--t-a, 1956, Ycl 21, pp 240-2471
ABSTRAC r: The at l;.-e the inherent in a radio re--
ce.vi-g 9,.-ife-n i.- W% a 9_'gnAl -s i.--tegrated after detectio, for the cases of
l1wY.ite" %cise A-.d slingle-F, u'se typeA ef A rad.;_o pv~lse, of T duration,
wl..4ch hwi 9 a flim f reqlzency f, and aynollt%de V, , acts as a stg-ial. The receiver
1,3s at~ :t.p.-t fifter with a lyell.-sl:.aped frequency respor.se and a passband
L W- 204F . The letect-.r,i-s assumed t-, be I'l-,-.ear and inert.'alesq. The dura-
Q0- Of iRtegratior., 411 eq.131 1) ffe gu.cra;i1ed time 60T/7. For "white" noise,
~,,is been. f:)U-.71 flie relati-)-. of tY.e aveiage sigrr-lal power t3 the average
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T~e Noise Suppression Inherent in the lategral Metv~od of Pulse-Signal Reception
rc;se power at the integrator output is
2 1 2 1 2
U A ~ (A) T exp (-A
2 ;r
R =
exp (4)) + ,2)-
q-2 1 (2A) + 1 exp(-2
8Y 2 2 2 1T 2 2 2
where
A
A(vT (A) 2 Orp x2 dx
A 2
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The Noise Suppression bherent in the Integral Method of Pelse-Signal Reception
In the case of a ainglo pulse noise
U' [ A 9) (A) t 1- exp (-A')
c OF fr
U U 6.)Y(
0 2
where U. is the spectral noise density at the receiver input. A comparison of
the integral-type receiver with the conventicnal type comprising an inp'lt, filter,
a !inear detector, and an outpta filter jr, AWMA ) , shows that in the case
of "whIlte" r-,5.se, the ir-tegral-type recelver has a gain almost prop-~rtional to
A FT; Lri the case of pu.1se-type noise, there is an even greater gain in ncise
suppresgior_. 7t is r--,ted, h3wever, t_~.at the integri!..type reception has advan-
tages c-.,:-.!.y wit)-. A F > I IT, and far tl~at reason it is rational to use it for radio
telegraphy cnly.
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The Noise Suppression Inherent In the Integral Method of PalBe-Sigr-al Reception
Soviet abstractor's note. The following misprints have been roted in the paper:
1. formula (2) should read
U2
c max 2
2 ( 40J 1~
(r 2
2, the last term of the sum in formula (10) should read
1 AW T 2
2 exp - 2
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B. 1. K.

KRUKOVSKIY-SINEVICH, K. B. Cand Tech Sci -- (dIss) "Analysia of
the Holse-&"bl-II&y of Radio Receiving ~vifcvz With Commutable
Filters." Kiev~ 1957. 21 pp with diagrams, 20 cm. (Min or Higher
Education N M Ukrainian SSR, Kiev Order of Lenin Polytechnic Inst),
100 copies (KL, 26-57o 108)
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AUTHORt Krukovakiy-Sinevich, K. B.
TITLF,i Calculation of Statistical Momento (0 vychislenii
statisticheskikh momentov)
PERIODICAL: Hadiotokhnika, 1958, Vol 13, Nr 12, PP 72-76 (USSR
ABSTRACT; A formula for the stati3tical moment of the k order of a random
proceso at the output of a passive linear quadripole is derived.
An example is given for the application of the moments of high
order for the calculation of the density of probability at the
output of an autocorrelation receiver. There are 1 figure and
5 references, 3 of which are Soviet.
SUBMITTED: January 21, 1957 (initially) and June 12, 1958 (after revision)
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Use of synchronous filters in radiotelegraphy. Trudy Ural.
politakh. inst, no-791104-191 159. (MIRA 13:7)
(Radlotelograph) (Ilectric filters)

9(9) L;071,114 2-2-1-12122
AUTHOR: Krukovskiy-Sinevich, K.B.
Vaer in the Presence
TITLE-. Measuring the Average Signal I
of 11oise (Izmereni e sredney moshchnosti signala v
prisutHtvii pomekh~
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vyyshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy - radiotekh-
nika, 1959, Vol 2, Nr 1, pp 94-99 (USbR)
ABSTRACT: The author investigates measurements of the averago
signal power in the measuring instrument. Pigure 1
shown a block diagram of the measuring network,
consisting of one TIP filter, one square-law detector
and one LF filter. The reliability of the device
is evaluated by the signal-to-noise ratio. The
author analyzes power meastirementp. of discrete an(]
continuous spectrum components. There are 1 block
diagram and 3 references, 1 of ahich is English and
2 Soviet.
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LiOV/142-2-1-12/22
Measuring the Average Signal Power in the Presence of Noise
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra radiopriyetinykh ustroystv Urnllskogo poll-
toklinicheskogo instituta imeni S.?,,!. Kirova (Chair
of Radio Receiving Devices of the Ural Poly technical
Institute imeni q,hl. Kirov)
6UBMITTED: Pabruary 1, 1958 (initially)
November 100, 1958 (afterrevislon)
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9(9)9 24(l)
AUTITORs Krukovalciy-Sinevich K.B.
TITLEt The Detection of a Fixed Random Signal on Bachiamd Noise
PERIQDICALs Ityestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedentyq Radioteklmika, 1950, Vol
2, Nr 3, pp 363-365 (USSR)
ADSTRACTs The author bases this article on the paper I'lleasuring the Mean
Povef Level ofta Signal in the Presence of Noise" published in
Izvestiya vysshikh v*hebnykh zavedeniy, Radiotekhnika, 1959, Vol
2, Nr 1, p 24. The results presented in that paper may be used
for calculating devices designed for detecting weak random proces-
sing;6 a continuous spectrum, especially for detecting flows of
elementary particles of low intensity, In this connection, a fur-
ther generalization of the results of the aforementioned paper
is of interest. The signal-to-noise ration used in ref.1 as a
criterion of noiseproofness is correct under the condition that
the signal power is considerably less than the noise power. In
this case, the dispersion increase at the output during the appe-
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The Detection of a Fixed Random Signal on Background Noise
not met, the a al 0 noise ratio should be considered In the
irg
K .(Au(T 9
form 2 dl2(T where Au(T) increase of the direct component
at the end of the observation interval T and 012(T) in the full
di:persion of the output at the end of the observation Iqterval.
Th autho'r shows that-the condition of the maximum of the afore-
mentioned signal-to-noise ratio corresponds to a minimum error
probability for the criterion of an ideal observer and low signal
powers. The publication of this article van recommended by the
Kafedra radiopriyemnykh ustroysf4vl urallskogo politekhnicheakoid
institute. imeni S.M. Kirova, (Chair of Radio Receiving Equipment
of the Ural Polytechnic Institute imeni S.M . Kirov). There are 2
Soviet references*
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Ai _-R: Krukovskiy-Sinevich, K.B.
TITLE: Application of synchronous filters in radiotele-
graphy
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. 4. 1961, 10-11, abstract 4 K82 (Tr. Ural'skogo
politekhn. in-ta, 1959, vol. 79, 184-191)
TEXT: An analysis is given of the effects which the instability
of keying frequency, the instability of commutation of the filter
and the non-linearity of FM have on the operation of radio-recei-
ving installations having a synchronous filter CO (SF) in front
of the detector. The instability leads to a considerable decrease
in the S/N ratio at the output of SF. The region of generalized
detuninga is determined, within which the S/N ratio remains higher
than that at the output of a normal filter with constant parameters.
The use of a SF is rational either if the stability of keying fre-
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quencies is very high or if an effective An exists. Requirements
have been established as to the time of frequency settling at the
transmitter output. For S/N voltage ratios K, 5, the time of
frequency settling should not exceed 0.12 T (T being the duration
of the elementary information). Such a high rate of frequency
change may be obtained with wide pass-bands of the transmitter
as compared with I/T. This takes place in multi-channel systems
of radiotelegraphy, in which the suggested method of decreasing
the differences in key~in frequenc ies should be especially effic-
ient. 3 references. Abstracter's note: Complete translation-7
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AUTHORt Krukovskiy-Sinevich, K.B.
TITIEs optimum observation of a stationary random signal in
the presence of stationary random interference
PERIODICALt Izvestiya vysshikh uchobnykh zavedeniy
Radiotekhtsika, 1960, Vol-3, No.6t pp. ~23-6i9
TEM The problem of optimum observation of a stationary
random signal with a normal probability density distribution in
the presence of normal stationary interference is examined. The
usual correlation function is assumed both for the signal and
interference. A solution is obtained for large observation time
relative to the correlation times of the signal and of the
interference. The signal is a normal stationary process with an
m-dimensional probability density M m
Wc (Xi ...... XM) ex ijc 'i
,cl jal 2 D a
(27E) m/2 VD-c- a cm c C
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where oc2 in the dispersion of the signal.
Rllc , , * R, IMC
D . . . . . . . . It
Rmlc Rmmc
Rijc ' .,2 is the correlation coefficient of the signal.
Dijc is the algebraic sum of the element R 1jC,
The interference Is an analogous process:
W (xlt***X ) = 1- exp
ll M /2 /,- m z z 2 D an
(21r)m D n i=1 J=1
where o 2 is the dispersion of th'e interference;
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R11 RIM
D r . . 1 .
xi xj Rml RMW
R on, is the correlation coefficient of the Anterferencel
Dij is the algebraic sum of the element R ii"
The signal and the interference are considered independent. The
problem is to determine with the help of the m dimensions
given act,
Xl,... xin (xk ~ x( k)) of the a;ltty on the basis of the
likelihood fa-.-I.-- whether pure interforen-~e or signal plus
interference is present. By l1kelthood factor 0% meant
WCn (xll M)
N T
Wn (x. L" x
(Ref.2: D. bliddletone, "Statistical criteria for detection of
pulsed carriers in noise", J. Appl. Phyff., 1953, Vcl.24, No.4)
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where W~-n(xl,... xm) is the distribution of the probability
density of the signal and Interferenc,? ', Wtv xm) is the
distribution of the probability density of the interferencl.R.
When the likelihood factor exceeds some threshold value A., then
a stgnal is present, i.e. N > A, the value of A depending on the
concrete conditions cf observation of the signal. When N < A,
only interference is present. A receiver which employs the above
processing is termed an cptimum receiver. Substituting in Eq.(l)
the expressions for the probability density functions and
rearranging, the following expression is obtained:
1 2: rDi (2)
2 2: T 2)
On j D
where:
anm
y ~r 2 In N
a D
D is the deterM41nant of the correlation coefficients of the
signal plus interference. In what follows, y is taken as the
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likelihood ratio instead of Eq.M. The mean value of y in
deduced In the Appendix. The probability of erroneous response is
next considered for small signals and large total observation time.
The analysis enables an expression to be obtained for the
dispersion at the output of an optimum receiver when the input is
pure interference, for the Increase of dispersion at the output and
for the increase in the mean value of the dispersion at the output
when a signal occurs. Thus the probability of false alarm and of A
the total probability of
non-detection of a signal and also
observation of a signal may be determined, The results are applied
to a simplified apparatus previously dex:ribed by the author
(Ref.4t Izv. vyzov SSSR - Radictekhnika, 1952. Vol.2t No.l. 94). lit
and which used an optimum filter before and &rter a square-law
dete-ttor. Academt~tan B.V. Gnedenko advised in this work.
There are .5 referancenj 4 Sov!-!,t and I English. The English
language reference in an qucted above.
ASSOCIATIONs Kafedra Kiyevskogo instituta grazhdanskogo vozd-ashnogo
Card 5/5 flota ~kDepartment of the Kiev Institute cf Civil
Aviation)
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Some opecial featur#eof the detection of s1gnalB reflected
from moving objeotw. 11M. vyx# ucheb, zav.; radiotakh. 5
no.4,523-527 J1-4 162* (KIM 16W
1. Rekomendovano kafedray tooratioheakikh oenov radiotakhniki
Kiyevskogo instituta Qwbdanskogo Tosdushnogo flota.
Ndio) (Information theory)

ACCESSION NR: AP4012365 S/0142/63/006/006/0677/0682
AUTHORSs Krukovskiy-Sinevich, X. B.1 Malyarevskiy, N. M.
TITLEs Concerning the interference immunity of monopulse ranging
systems with frequency modulation
SOURCE: IVUZ. Radiotekhnika, v. 6, no. 6, 1963, 677-682
TOPIC TAGS: radar, range radar, fm range radar, radar noise, fluc-
tuation noise, optimal passband, signal to noise ratio, interference
immunity, optimal bandwidth, chirp radar, monopulse radar, passband,
bandwidth
ABSTRACT: Conditions are considered under which maximum signal to
noise ratio is obtained in a monopulse FM range measuring system
in which fluctuation noise in produced by reflection from'randomly
distributed point reflectors. It in assumed that the pulse duration
and the frequency deviation are such that the output signal band-
width is constant in the first approximation. -It is shown that the
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optimal passbands of the filter in the case of fluctuation noise
and in the case of random reflections are equal under most condi-
tions. The interference immunity of the system decreases with in-
creasing rate of change of tb~e radiated signal in the case of fluc-
tuation noise and increases in the case of random reflection noise.
An optimal passband is determined for the case when both types of
noise are present, and is found to be independent of the velocity of
the reflecting object. The results of the analysis are applicable
also to repeated sounding pulses, provided their duration is much
shorter than the repetition period. Orig. art. hass 2 figures and
12 formulas.
ASSOCIATIONS Kiyevskiy institut grazbdanskogo vozdushnogo flota
(Kiev Institute of the Civil Air Fieet)
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AUTHOR.- Krukavoldy.-Sinevick, K. B. (Active rnernber)
ORO: Scientific and Technical fociety of Radio Engineering and Electro-
communication (Nauchno-takhai..-heskoye obahchestvo radiotekhnild I elektroavyasi),
TITLE; Noise rejection in a qu isi-optimal, speed-averaged detection eyeten
SOURCE: Radiatakhnika, v. 200 no. 11, 1965, 58-62
'TOPIC TAGS: foignal ise separation, radar detection
ABSTRACT: The noise rejection in theoretically considered in a quasi-optimal
multichannel speed-averaged radar detection system which uses square-law
detectors Instead of exponential., the latter substitution facilitates mathematical
analysis. It is found that: (1) Unlike the simple coherent method of reception of
signals reflected by a moving target. the speed-averaged system permits Infinite
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~to the square of signal duration (c in the wave -propagation speed, a in the number;,
~of channels)l (3) With low speed resolution, c/n is proportional to the signal
'duration and materially depends on the speed resolution; (4) In the latter came,
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KRWWA, Ann
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Case of bullous erysipelas and of desquamative dermatitis in a
newborn premature infant. Pedint.polska 30 no.5:481-IA3 KV 855-
1. Z Kliniki Nismawlecaj Initytutu Hatki I Dziecks v Warozawle.
Dyraktor Inetytut: prof. dr Had. Yr. Oroar. 11srownik Kliniki
doc. dr mad. 1. Bialicks, Warssawa, Xasprzaka 17. IN I DZ.
(IMIPMAS, in Infant and child,
newborn premature, with desquawtive dermatitis)
(I)SHKATITIS,
desquamative, in newborn premature, with bullous
arystpolas)
(INFANT, PRIINATU21. diseases,
dermatitis, desquamativa. with bullous erysipelas)

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t . Pediat. "Icka no.7:
1. Weser. z, ~ttk ow lastytutu Vatici i Dziecka w 1hu-szowis
14- %or I..szytutu: prof. dr. mod. Pr Oroor. Kisrownik Uddzialu: doc.
dr iieliel't.. At~i,tL: Warwsaws, ul. Kaxprazaka 17, Inztytut Y.-tk
I ~YA NT , 1A I Ith 0-
~,rcvinbie. p1quiopathol. (Pol))

BERGER, M.; KRUKOWA, A.; NIEWIAROWSKI, S.
Congenital hypoplastic thrombocytopenia aseociated with antihemo-
phil.1c globulin deficiency (factor VIII). Polaki tygod. lek. 16
no.211803-806 22 Mir 161.
1. Z Pracovni Hematologiasnejj kisrownik: prof. dr Wl. lawkwiez i
Oddsitlu Hiamowleaego; p.o. kiarownikAt k.jk,m, dr H. Hoft"o
Inetytutu Hatki L Dsiecka v Warazavis; dy-rektor: profo dr Fro Greer
oras z Poradni d1a chorych na hemofilie; kierownik: dr S. Nieviarovski
pray Inaty-tuois Hematologii w Warazavie; dymktor Instytutu: doe.
dr A. TroJanovski,
THROMBOPENIA in infancy & childhood)
NFANT, NEWBORN die)
R
(MORRHAGIC DIATHESIS in infancy & childhood)

BOGUMIL-OCZKOWSKA, M.j KRUKOWA, A.
Om
Corrected vascular transposition. Kardiol, pol. 6 no.2%129-134'
163-
1. Z Zakladu Anatomli Patologicznej Kierovnik: dr K. Borowiezowa
Z Oddzialu Hiezowlecego Kierow-nikt dr H. Hofm&n i i Zakladu
Fizjopatologii Instytutu Eatki i Dziecka v Warazavie Kierownik:
doc. dr A. Chroacicki.
(IMT DVECTS, CONGENITkL)

Marla;
(;omblned congon.4tal cnrd lan defactq -w I th rectal I., tres, is fled.
11ol. 40 nc.l19l-94 Ja 165
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I j 7' --jwr.-Ikt d
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z Kllniki W(mowlece' ( p.,,. K!er3,w-,;!k dr. ired.
Pr)fntin),, z -,ukl-,idu RSntf.,ercAlapc9t7V~ -,fYAf%rowTjlkt doc. dr,
med. S. Yubirt) orfks z Zuk al,i Anutnmij T,ntD!c)g!cxno!,4 Qiernwnik.
dr. med. K. Dc,,r-cw.c%) tr)stytutu MAW I NJjeck,3 v Wanizavloi
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SLOFIKP Stefan; MULGZYK, Marianj LACHOWICZ., Tadeusz; KRUKOWSKA, Aliza
Studies on the antigenis structure of ohigella oonnei. Areh.12mm.
ter.doev. 8 zo.41593-605 160,
1. Department of Becteriologyo Department of Microbial Gesetles,
lastitute of Immology axd Uperimental Therapyo Polish AeadsW
of Selexcesp Wroslaw,
(BHIGI~IA Immol)
1"

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Countryt Poland
Academic Degreess
Affiliations
Source i Warrsaw I Postepy Higieny J Medycyny D2swigdozalne17 Vol XV, No
19619 p0--369,
Datal"Studies on the Antigenio Structure of Shigella-Sonnei."
English abstract of original ffn usO article, published in
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Authorss
SLOPEK, Btefanq Prof. Dre, Director of the Ludwik Hirszfeld Ins,
r--U-Tinmunology and Ex er t 1 Ther~a (Es_tytut_7=_uno1ogII_
ej im~.It 'WW"'a r,, felda), Polish Acadez.
-Terapii Doswiadozalnej Ims LUGWi a raz
Sciences (PAN--Polska Akademia Nauk), Wroclaw.
MZLZYL H.
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KRUKOWSKA, Anna
Amyloidosis in the material of the Department of PatYology of
the Institute of Iliberculooia in Waroav observed during the
period 1945-1962. Gruzlica 32 no,2t127-130 F164
1. Z Zakladu Fatologii Insty-tutu Gruzlicy; Kierowniks prof.
dr. med. S.Chodkovska.
77777-7

GROER, F.; XMMOWSX&, ff.; EMKOWSXI, B.; PASZIOWSXA. A.; FIZZOM. B.
Concept of bronablal scrofuloid; preliminary communication. Gruslica,
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1. Of the Pediatric Department of the Institute of 51berculosis located
in Sanatorium imienia, Karchlewski of the National Complex of Taber-
culoste Sanatoria In Otwock.

ORDER, F;IUMOWSKA, H;PIZCZOXKA, B.
Side effects of penicillin In pulsozWa7-tuberculosis In cbIldren.
Gruslica, Wares. 20 no. 2:207-214 Kar-Apr 1952. (CLKL 220)
1. Of the Pediatric Department at the Sanatorium Inienia Marchlevski
In Otwock nf the Institute of tuberculosis (Director--Prof. J.
Kinievics, M. D.).

Kw:OWSU, H.-, HAHA MICZ, S.
StreptonWoln In the treatment of tuberculosis in ohildren; streato-
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1952. (CIXL 24:2)
1 Of the Pediatric Department (Ho&d-Prof. F. Groar, N.D.) of the
I;Btituts of Tuberculosis at the Sanatorium Imienia Marchlewski
in Otwock.

KRUKOWSKA, H.; RUUSIIWICZ, S.
. ...........
Streptourain in the treatment of tuberculosis in qhildron; strep-
toa7ain in the treatment of miliary tuberculosis. Gruslica 20-no.
6:817-820 Nov-Doc 1952. 1 (CIKL 24:2)
1. Of the Pediatric DeWtment (Head-Prof. 7. Groer. M.D.) of the
Institute of Tuberculosis at the Sanatorium imienia Karchlewski in
Otwock.
T'V

KRUK KA Helena; PASZKV4M, Anna; JANIBZBWBXA, Karta; HARA51AVICZ,
anj SMAGOWBIA, Henr7ka, Otwook
Analysis of home environment of children treated at the K&rchlewakl
sanatorium In Otwock In 195211953- Gruslica 22 no.10:732-744 Got 54.
I* Z OdAzIalu Pediatryasnago Instytutu Gruzl1c7, Kisrowniki prof.
dr. IrroGroer
(TUMCUU)SIS. In infant and child
home environmental factors In stiol.)
(INVIROMCONT
In stiol. of tubero. of child.)

--- -- - - -- - - --- . i--
KRUKOWSKL, H.
,--~~70~thBir~t~ of phthis lo logist-pediatric Ian Franciozek Groer. Gruzlica
25 no.5:351-355 May 57.
(BIOGRAPHIS
Groer, Francissek (Pol))

KMOWSKA, Helena
Lower and middle lobe syndrome. Gruzlica 25 no-5:397-403 MY 57.
1. 2 Instytutu Dookonalenia i Specjalizacji radr LekELrakich i z
Oddzialu Dziecieoego Instytutu Gruzlicy w Otwocku Kierownik: prof
dr F. Groer Dyrektor: prof. dr J. Misiewtqz.
(TUB]IRGUIDSIS, PULNOFART, compl.
simm1tansous'eirrhosis of lower & middle lobe in child. (Pol))

KMOWSKA, Helena (Otwock, ul, Korazaka 5.)
Treatment of tuberculosis of infauts & smanchildren. Grazlica 25
no.5:405-417 May 57.
1. Z Oddzialu Dzieciecego Lwtytutu Gruslicy lierownik: prof. dr F. Greer
Arrektor Instytutu: prof. dr J. Misiewics.
(TUBUGUIMIS. in inf. & child
ther. (Pol))

-RaInim Bopu.law; KRUKOWSKA, Helana,
Instruction on the prevention and treatment of tuberculosis In
children with rintimicrobial, drugs. Gruslion 25 no.3:419-42Z HaY 57.
(TUBMUIMIS, in inf. & child
T)rev. & ther. (Pol))
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IMOWSYA, Helena b, Btaresa asystentka
Prof. Dr. Uawery Lovkovicy. Pedint. polelm 34 no.2:117-220 Feb 59.
1, Kliniki Pediatryesuej Uniwersytatu Jagiellonakiago.
(OBITUARIJEO
Lewkovics, Unwary (Pol))

IRUKOWSKAP Helena
Use of hormones of the adrenal cortex in the treatment of tuberculosis
in children. Amalica 29 uo.1tU--87 Ja 161.
1. Inatytut. Gr"Ucq na. .0twook.
ADRENAL CORTEX HORMNSS ther)
BERCULOSIS PUIXONARr ther)
M

MWKOWSKA, Helena
Problem of broushitiB in Wvrculous children. Gruzlica 29 so.71
639-646 JI 161.
1. Z Oddzialu Pediatryeznogo' Instvtutu ;Gruzliey Kiorownl~: prof.
dr nod. F. Groor Dyr*ktort prof. dr nod. W. Jaroazoviez.
(TUBMULOSIS PULMONARY in inf & child)

KRUKOWSKA, Helena; PASZKOwSXAq Anm; KRUSZEWSKA, Wanda
Attempted therapy of tubercul0sis in dhildrvn vith athionamide
(Th-1314). &=lica 30 no.72627-640 ",
1. Z Oddsialu Ndiatryasnego Instytutd Omlicy Dynktart
prof. dr sad. W. Tarossevies i z Sanatorium in. J. Mareblevskiego
w 0twocku Kierowuik naukwys prof, dr mod. F. Groer Dyrektor
oanatoriums dr K. Steo-"sklevicze
(MIONAMIDE) (TUBERCULOSIS IN CHILDHOOD)

KRUKOWSKA, Helena
Pulmonary reaection in children aged from 1 to 6 years of age.
Gruzlica. 31 no.9s973-980 163.
1. Z Oddzialu Pediatrycznego Inetytutu Gruz3-icy i z Sanatoriux
im. J. Marchlewskiego w Otwocku Kierownik: doc. dr H. Krukowska.
(PNEUMONECTOMr) (TUBERCULOSIS, PULMONARY)
(TUBERCULOSIS IN CHILDHOOD)

KRUK(Y,15KAp Helena, doe. dr.; PASZK945KA, Arna; KMISMSKA, ',;anda;
ZEBWT15KA, Halina; MEISSNER, Janina
Antibacterial treatment an a factor In the epidemiology and
control of tuberculools in children. GruzIles 33 no.3035-240
W65.
1. Z Nrodka Problemovego Instyt;ttt,,t Gruzlicy v Sanatorium
Im. J. Marciaewskiego v Otwocku (Kielownikt doe. dr. It. Krukovska).

K,r,UKNSKA-,-)Jolq4q JAMSZEWSKA, Pbrial STEC-11MYSUIEWICZ, Kryotyna;
PEKSYK, Stanislav
Bronchial changes In lymph node-pulmonfiry tuberculosis requiring
several bronahosetpiso. Druslica, 33 no.8t643-647 Ig 1 65.
1. Z Zeepolu Problemovego, Instyty Gruslicy v Otwocku (Kierovnikt
doc. dr. H. Krukowokay I z Sanatorium im, J, FArchlowsklego w
Otwocku (Dyrektort dr. K@ Stec-Kryozk1evioz)~

?Vioala of the rA In a ol,41d due tn tho lam of F~pWsrm
bovis (Do Omr), Vlad. vavAVt. U roo5t4M-408 0 65.
I* WavA Parsaytolo(Ili Wlmrvltto~ FwaWaisp WJwb Illm
giany i Ospital Valsolacy ?'re 1,9 Varesavae

1RUKOWSKA-FULDE, Barbara
Transformations of dinodium phosphite in the solid phase. Rocz chexii
35 no.5:1203-1210 161.
1. Department of Inorganic Chemistry, Institute of Technology, Warsaw.

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POLAND Chemical Technology, Chemical Products and Their 11-27
Application. Part 3 - Food Industry.
Abs Jour : Ref. Zhur. Khimiya., No 4,, 1958, 12899.
Author : Kazimierz KDjk9wgki.-
Inst Not given
Title Butter Ferment.
Orig Pub Przegl. mleczarski, 1956, h, No 7, 7
Abstrnet Data concerning ferment deterioration in consequence
of contamination with yeast, mold, bacteria of the intestinal
group, micrococci and, in the fall and winter seasons, by ipore
producing bacilli are presented. A considerable percentage
among them is bacteria producin& antibiotic substances, which
are not destroyed at pasteurization and destroy pure fermen-
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POLAND / Chemical Technology, Chemical Products and Their ji-27
Application. Part 3 , Food IndustryA
Abs Jour i We Zhurt Xhimiya, No 4, 1958, 12899.
Abstract : tation cultures. But these bacteria curdlq milk well
and may find some application in the dairy industry.
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KRUKOWSKI, S.
Rydno; a prehistoric mine of hematite. Przegl geol 9 no.4:190-192
161. (KuI 10 t 9)
(Hematite)
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KMJKrj'aSKl, 1'.
Senondary omisslon fron, :~ziti.s. !,,, , In:!" s
prncfl 5 no.10-11 1 ~,4-
i . blopartrient if Fm I a a! or. "PoO I rg c;f tlvo I r du-3 tr !m II ir's tit I
blectrorAc.3, Warvuw. Subri-Itterl Fobruary .1.,

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KIdJKOWSKI, WWOZIMIERZ.
Prace. (Redaktor naczelny: Hilary Dzl.-~wulski. Wyd. 1.) Wai-szawa, Panstwowe
Wydawn. Naukowe, 1956-
P. b45 (worics. ist ed. illus., ports., diagra., facsims., tables)
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (AZEI) Vol. 6, No. 11, November 1957

POLAND/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their It
Application. Synthetic Polymera, Plastics.
Abs Jour; Ref Zhur-Khim., No 13, 1958, 451.14.
Author Krukowaki Zdzislaw-
Inst
Title Gluing of Wood with Adhesive AG.
orig Pub: Technik drzevn , 1957, No 6, 177-181
Abstract: Description of the preparation, properties) and use
of phenolformaldehyde adhesive AG for the gluing of
wood. Gluing is effected at 2DO and a pressure of
2-4 kg/cm2. Duration of setting of the adhesive is
of 3-4 days. The resulting bonded joints are of
high Imchanical strength, and are resistant to the
action of water, fungi and bacteria
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BTJCKI, laslaw) GRUINP "I Mqg!!~~~Ow
Properties of epoV gluaq modified with polyvinyl aoatals.
Polinary twore vialk-a ad,&1&23-4 A 16).
1. Instytut Lotniatwa, Waretawo,

SUCHM., Jan,, inz,j KRUKOWNI, Zenca, i=,
Method of joining aluminum to aluminum or to copper. Energetyka
Pol 14 no.8-.2"-245 Ag 160*

BILIGOLISKIT, Boris Petrovich; KRIJKBALI, Mark Semenovich; STAROSILISICZY,
Anatolly Issarevich; KAWITSEVO Tesr-","N ~Z or; ANDEMY, S.P.,
takhnichookiy redaktor
(Senior welders' work experience with pit furnaces] Op7t raboty
starshikh ovarshchikov nagrevatellnykh kolodtoov. KharIkoy, Go*.
nauchno-tokhn. Ird-yo lit-ry po chernot tsystnoi metallurgit,
1954. 48 p. (MLRA 8:7)
(Welding) (Ketallurgical furnaces)