SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KUKLINSKI, E. - KUKOLEV, G. V.

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KUKLD,ISKI, Edward (WiELrszaW&)
Use of foamed concrete for the inaulation of cold stores.
Przegl budowl i bud mieszk 33 no.41233, Apt6l

MMUTSKI, Edward (Warnaua)
Possibilities of usizig, heat insulating materials -marle of plantics,
in th,,- buildinr :ind;istry. Przef,,l buclml 34 no..3-161-1~3 Mr ?62.1

KTKLINSKI, Edward,, mgr. inz.
Remarks on the new instruction for Wing pl.!LStiC floors.
Przegl budowl i bud mLeszk 34 no.4/5:293 JkP-MV 162.

K M INSKI, Edward, agr. inz.
.--I------- ----- --
Experimental buildings made of plastics. Przegl budowl i bud
mieszk 34 no.7t439-"O Jl 162.

TVERDOVA, R.A.; ASTASHOVA, A.H..; YAKOVLEVA, A.V.; K ',~~TY. A.Ya.
iz- , . -
Geochemistry of.Lower.and Middla Carboniferous oils and
bitumens-in the deposits of Volgograd Province. Trudy MING
no.L225-2-47 162. (IOU 16 t 10)

KUKLINSKIY, I.; NETREBINA, F.
Improve control over the safety and utilization of vorking capital.
Den. i kred. 21 no.10:23-26 0 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Upravlyayuo*hiy Nizhne-Tagillskim otdoleniyem Gcsbanka (for
Kuklinakly). 2. Machallnik kr*ditnogo otdela Ifizhne--Tagillskogo
otdoleniya Gosbanka (for Metrebina).

AUTHOR: Kuklo, N. A.
TITLE: e Eriksen Method (Ob ispytaniyak'11
On Testing Stamping by th
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na vydavlivaniye po Frikeenu.)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya. Laboratariya, 1957, Vol. 23, No. 1, pp. 87-89 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: The author finds it difficult to get several Eriksen instruments
to operate in exactly the same way. A procedure is described
in which an indicator is mounted on the instrument and the depth
of the plunger's movement is recorded on it. The depth of the
impression on the specimen is noted and the indicator is adjusted
to show the same figure. This is repeated a number bf'times as
shown by the tablea: (1) the thickness of the strip in mm. and
the difference between the figure shown on the indicator and the
depth of the plunger's movement and (2) the daten of the tests
run 'and the number of them each day with depths af p *1-unger move-
ment and deviatiorm noted. These deviations are found not to
depend on the kind of material stamped, There are 7 Slavic
references,
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On Testing Stamping by the Eriksen Mcthc-d
ASSOCIATION'. IrRed Etna" Factcry (Zavod "Krasnaya Etna")
PRESENTM BY:
SLUUTrED:
AVAILABLE:
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KUKLO, N.A., inzh.
Mechanism of Ue ocmirrence of oxfolintion on Qic- wirfai:e OC rolli
used. in cold rolling. Snall 24 no.6". 544-547 Je 164, CAIRA 1719)
1. Zavod "Krasnaya Etna".

MMICHINSKIY, P.Ye., kand.med.nauk; KUKLOV, B.S., nauchnyy sotrudnik
Changes in the degree of oxygen saturation of the blood in
pulmonary tuberculosis patients under the influence if cheat
swgery. Pat., klin.1 terap.tub. no.8-.285-288 '58.
(MIRA l3t7)
1. Iz khirurgicheakogo otdelauiya (rukovoditell - kand.med.nauk
P.Ye. Kullchinskiy) 1. laboratorili klinicheskoy fiziologii
(rukovoditell - stargihiy nauchnyy sotrudnik L.B. Akseltrod)
OdessIcogo nauchno-iotiledovatellskogo institute. tuberkulaza
(TUBIMCULOSIS) (BLOOD--(MTM CONTIOT) (CHEST- _;G';-f

KUKLOVp B.S'
Rapid and effective method for oolleoting opiUed mtwoury. lab,
Klo 7 no.2t6O-61 F 16.1. (MIFA 34.-.1)
2. Laboratori7a Ir-linicheskoy fiziologii (rukovodttej.l LA. Aksellrod)
Odeaskogo nauchno-iseledovatellskogo instituta tuberkulesa.
(MMURY) (IABORATORIES--APPARATUS ARD SUPPLIES)

KUKLOV, B.S.
Simple and reliable device for continuouo aeration of nutrient
media. Lab. delo 7 no.3s52-53 Mr 161.~ (MIRA. 14:3)
1, Laboratoriya klinicheokoy fisiologii (rakovoditell L.B.Akeeltrod)
Odesskog' nauchno-isoledovatellskogo instituta tuberkuleza.
0
(BACTERIOLOGY-CULTURES AND CULTURE MEDIA)

SlIMUKLER, B*A... prof&. KUKLOV. B&S*
Neurohumoral shifts in tuberculosis of th.-) urogeniial system.
Urologiia 27 no-4:17-20 Jl-Ag t62. (KIRA 15:11)
1. Is laboratorii klinicheskoy fiziologii (zav. - L.B. Aksell-
rod) i urologicheskoy kliniki (zav. - prof. B.A. S-1mukler)
Odesskogo nauchno-issledovateVskogo instituta tulx!rkuleza.
(GUITOURINARY ORGANS-TUBERCULOSIS) (NEUROCIU24ISTRY)

KUKLOVAji J*
On the systemativ position of AM21iptera limburgica Pruvoatp 1927 (Insecta, Pro-
torthoptera) in EnglIBho Pe 377
Prague. Ustredni ustav geologicky. VESTNIK. Prahaj, Gzechoslorvakiaj Vol. 33j,
no. 5j 1958
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI)., W, Vol. 8., no. 11, Nov. 1959
Uncl.

KUKWVA-MUROVA 2.
Vyzk= drazdivosti vaptatIvalbo nft-ratvg, u kuloonitsh
paclontao 1. 47nVeStigation on thi irrIUbtIuI"i*otyv of the vage-
tative normw syntom in tubarculomiO Bratial. lek. ujrV
3ls3.-2 1951 R. 72-88.
I* Of tho Clinic of Tubervulasis of Slayak univmity,,
Brati3lavad
GI;4L 200 109 Octo 51

KMUVA-STUROVA, B., prof. Dr; Gunderlik, J.P Dr; JILINKOVA, A., Dr
e~E ~, --;LB21 -
Investigations on the tonue and irritability of the vegetative
n6rvoun nyot*m by means of electrocardiographic regiatration in
orthostatic technic. Gas lak ce 93 no.16t417-424 Ap '54. (=AT, 3-7)
1. Z kliniky tubarkulosy Y Bratislava.
(AUTONOMIC' MVOUS SYSTEM, physiology.
*irritability & ionue, daterm., FXG registration in
orthostatic technic)

KUKLOVA-STMOVA, B. WMr..
I
Study of the autonomic nervous systemin bronchial asthma. Gas*
lek. cask. 93 no.42:1163-1168 15 Oct 54.
1. Z kllnik~, tuberamlozy v Bratislava
(AUTOROMIC IMWOUS SYSM, In various &iaeasems
asthma)
(ASTIMA, pbVisiology
eff. on autonomic NS)

EXLOVA-STUROVA, B.
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Method of examination of the vegetative nervoue system. Eratiol-
lek-lietY 35 no.8:459-10 30 Apr 55-
1. Z Kliniky tuberkulozy v Bratislave, preclnostka prof. dr. B.
Kuklova-Sturova.
(AUTONOMIC IMVOUS SYSTEM, function toot,
exam. methods)

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SU UIAM, GIVOn U, a
Country-s C4echo3lovakia
Academic Degrees: AUX61M 0',, Prof Y
Tuberculosis Clinic (Klinika tuberkulo3y).. 13ratislavaj Directort
Affiliations
Prof B* LoTJLKQVkj 2ADo
Sources Prague., Rozhledy v Tuberkulose a v Neptopech Plicnichp Vol Ms No 6) July 61
pp 461-472.
Data$ Ilubarculosin and the Autonomic Nervotus System.

CZECIM=VAKIA
OROBCO DI B
Third Department of Internal Medioine# Faculty of Nedicinep
Comenius University (Katedre. internej mediciny 3 Lek* fak.
Univerzity 11omenskeho), Bratislava - (for both)
Bratislava, Bratislavske lekarske lis~xt No 1, Januaa7 1966,
pp 53-59
"Thevegetative nervous system in thyropathies. Part It The
reactivity of -the vegetative nervinLa system in UWrotoxicoses.0

KUXMVSKIY., G.M..,
Electro-encephalographic investigators of gymnasts during the performance of exercised.
Report submitted for the Czech. Medical Congress,, Medical Society of
J.E. Purkyne, Prague, Czech. 12-17 Nov 1962

L Oh940-67 P.,,?r (d) IEWT (m) /EWP MIJP(c)
ACC NR: AP6029689 (A) SOURCE. CODE: UR/0369/(36/002/004/0474/0478
AUTHOR: Romaniv, 0. N.; Kuklyak, N.- L.; Vyvall, 1. P.
ORG: Physics-Engineering Institute, AN UkrSSR, Vvov (Fiziko-mekhanicheokiy institut
UkrSSR)
MLE: The effect of high temperatare thermomechenical treatment on the cyclic strength of
high-carbon steels
SOURCE: Fiziko-khimicheskaya mekhanika materialDv, v. 2, no. 4, 1966, 474-478
TOPIC TAGS: high carbon steel, cyclic stress, high temperature effect, cyclic q4vngtht
thermomechanical property
ABISTRACT~The mechanical properties under cyclic stress of t, steels 9KhS (0. 92% carbon)
and ShKh15 98% carbon) were determined after heat treatmentl it 850 C under applied
~or4Tu-e. -The treatment resulted in anisotropic properties, as shown In asymmetric stress
cycles by an increase In strength and plasticity under direct static load, i.e.. in the diraction
of torque applied during treating. The strength increase was up to twice the value measured
on the control specimen, whereas the strength in the inverse direction of stress decreased.
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ACC NRs AP6029689
The oriented strength Increase of steel after treating under load is achieved primarily by
homogenization of weak~points and internal stresses. Orig. art. has: 4 tables and 3 agures.
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RUMANIA Human and Animal Physiology. Liver. T
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 5, 1958, 22316.
Author : Kosmulesku, Safiresku, Maksimilyan, !,,iron,
_EUka,_D&uid__
Inst :Not given.
Title :Considerations On Changes of Residual Chromium
in Certain Liver Diseases.
.Orig Pub: Probl. Terap. 1957, 6, 7-18.
Abstract: The value of residual chromium (VIRC) is normal
or near normal (0.73) in the blood plasma of
patients with mild forms of ep1demic hepatitis
(EH). In cases of EH of moderate severity the
VRCJ is more frequently elevated but
even in se#ere cases of EH it does not exceed 2.
In chronic hepatitis the VRC rises to 2.3-3 and
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RU1,kANIA /Human and Animal Physiology. Liver T
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 5, 1958, 22316.
Abstract: reaches values above 3 in cirrhosis. The VRC
varies from 1.09 to 4.25 in congested liver or
cardiac oirrhosis, which apparently depends
upon the condition of the liver (congestion or
cirrhosis). The VRC remained unchanged in re-
peated determinations and. indicated a parsis-
tent disorder of intermediate carbohydrate met-
abolism (glycolysis).
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KUKOBA;, A. (pos.Grigorlyevka Akty-ubinskoy obi.)
One would like to have more than just a "pay load." Sov.
profsoiusy 18 no.4:24 F 162. (MBU 15:3)
(Grigorlyevka (Aktyubinsk Province)--Trade unions)

GOKU, Vladimir Borisovich; IURIYE, G.P., professor,- doktor takhnichaskikh
nauk. retsen2ent; K13QAA,,J".. Inthener, redaktor; GULIKO, N.M.,
Inzhener, redaktor:"SOROXA, H.S., redaktor izdatelletva; RUDBESKIY,
Ya.V.. takhnichooki3r redak-tor
LTachnological requisites for metal sconoaW; reducing technological
waste) Tekbaologichookie predposylki skonomil metalla.; snizhaute
tekhnologicheskikh otkhodov. Kiev. Gos.nauchno-tekhn.iid-vo Rashino-
stroit.lit-ry, 1957. 181 p. (NLRA 10:8)
(Machinery industry)

ACC NM AP7004804 SOURCE CODE:, uR/o4l3/67/ooo/ool/ol43/0143
JNVENTOR: v --%)ba, Yu. P.
;ORG: None
iTITLE: A device for mounting a tire on a wheel on a conveyor. Class 63, No. 19D228
9,7 1 3
!SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 1, 1 0 , 4
~ITOFIC TAGS: tire, vehicle component, pneumatic device
IABSTRACT; This Author's Certificate introduces adevice for mounting a tire on a
jwheel on a conveyor. The installation consists of a tire hoist, a step conveyor
;which delivers the wheels, a rotating table for centering the rim band and a pneumatic
!cylinder for forcing the tire onto the wheel. The unit is designed for automating the
;process of mounting a tire on a wheel with an opening for the air valve. The table
:.Lor forcing the tire onto the wheel is equipped with a working tool made in the form
lof a frame with clamps. One side ot this frame is hinged to the rod of a double-
action pneumatic cylinder and connected by a roller to a template. The other end of
the frame is hinged through a strap to a bracket on the table.
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2--rotating table; 3--pneumatic cylinder; 4--air valve; 5-inner tube;
with clamps; 7-pneumatic cylinder rod; 8-roller; 9--template; 10-strap;
ket
pub CODE: 13/ SUBm DATE. 07May62
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ACC NR, AP6032527- SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/oOO/017/0124/0125
INVENTOR: Kukoba, Yu. P.
ORG: none
TITLE; Hydraulic valve with pressure drop. Class 47, No. 185650
SOUFCE: Izobreteniya, prouqshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 17, 1966, 124-32
TOPIC TAGS: hydraulic equipment, hydraulic device, hydraulic valve,
Mi-Vel., PXFS5C-JPe-
ABSTRACT: The prosposed hydraulic. valve with a pressure reduction consis-ts of a
housing, a slide, and an adjustable ball valve. In order to relieve the excess
Fig. 1. Hydraulic valve
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annular grooves;
I Housing; 2 - valve i3lide; 3
4 cavity above the slide; 5 - drain; 6 - pressure groovi
(J, 7 cavity below the slide; 8 - ball check valve.
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pressure when a given pressure in the system is reached, the valve housing and the
slide are provided with annular .gxcoms, connecting the valve's cavity above the slide
jde
with the drain, when the given pressure in-the system is reached. In order to impr
operation in a variation of this valve; a ball check valve is added between the pres-
-sure groove and-below the slide's imy.ity (see Fig. 1). Orig. art. has:, I figure.
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KOICKI, S.D.; KUKOC, A.H.; IUDOJEVIC, M.P.,, SINIC, J.m.
investigation of 5.5 hours 180MHf isomeric state decay. Bul
Inst-Nual 13 no-3:1-13 0 162.
1. Department of Physics.

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7 't. -~, I I -
KUKOC I I
Italian merchant marine during pootwar period. (To be contd.) Medun -,
transp 7 no.92823-824 S 161. , .
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KUKUCY L.
Protection.ism of particular countries in rmaritkie transportation.
Medun taansp 7 nc).12:1099-1102 13 '61.

KUIKOC, Eduard
Protoctionism in maritime affairs. Medun transp 8 no.3:9-11
.1.. Ja 162.
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I -- - - _!LUYOC_Fd,,aLrd -- - -
Prospects of the developinent of goodo transportation on the
Daziuba River. Madun transp 8 no.3:180-185 klr 162,

KUKOC, Eduard
Bulgarian shipbuilding and shipping. Modun transp 8 no.8:542-545
Ag 162.
1 1. Clan Redakcionog odbora, "Wdunarodni transportn.

I KUKOC, Eduard
Development of the Italian merchant marine during the postvar
period. Medun transp 7 no.10:909-916 0 161.

KUKOC, Eduard
International market of tonnage during the poBtwar period. Medun
1~ transp 7 no.11:991-1001 N 161.
(Tonnage)

KUKOC, Eduard
Oserying the 20th anniversary of the Yugoslav Navy and 141rchant
Marifie. Medun txwisp 8 no.10:664-665 0 162.
1. Clan Re4cionog odboray "Medunarodni transport".
.4k

'KUKOC,_gduard
Present state and prospective dm1cipment of bulk freight
transportation in international traeo. Redun transp 9
no.11:768-771 N 162.
1. Clan Redakcionog odbora, "Medurgirodni transport."

KUKOC, Eduard
Problems of the maritime line for Pouth America. Medun transp 8
no.12:855-851') D 162.
1. Clan Redakoionog odbora, "Medunarodn!,

JqK
Dove lopinont of the Yugoslav overseas trade. Modun trunsp 9 no.6:
1~
395-396 Jo 163.
1, Clan Radak-cionog odbora, "Medunarcdni transport".

Eduard "-,,
li-~,
N
CrjBis in tho &dpbuiliing of GrOat Hritain6 Madun transp 9
no.33,169-171 Mr 763.
: 1. Clan Rodakcionog odborap Olbdunarodni tranaporto"
Y

KLING, Eduard
Danube Riverq prospective serious ecmp3titor to traditional sea
routes. Medun transp 9 no.3:193-195 Mr 163.
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KUKOG, F.-luard
Leaders of the Soviet mariti-me lines. Madun transp 9 no.71.
455-456 JIt63.
1. Glan Radamionog odbora,, "Modwsrodni transprort".

KIJKOC, Eduard
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Importance of Yugoslav seanorts for the national economy.
Medum transp, 9 no.9:582-585 S 163.
1. Clan Radakcionog odbora, "Medunarodni transport".

KUKOC, Eduard
ProspectivA development of the scrapping of obsolescent
foreign and Yugoslav ships. Madun ta-ansp 9 no.10:641+-645
0163.
1. Clan Redakcionog adbora, "Madunarodni transport".

K~OC, Eduard
Development to date and prospects of the Yugoslav merchant
marine from the standpoint of transport. Medun transp 9
no. 11: 720-724 N 163.
1. Clan Redakcionog odbora., "Modunarodni transport".

KUKOC Zdu~
.Xarit~w transporV'vrlentation of.,some'inland d tries. Medun trT!s'
Oull
10 no.ltl9-21 Ja 164.
1. Clan Redakcionog odbora, "Medunarodni transport".

KUKOC) E.
Present conditions and the prospects of developing the
invisible trade foreign currency inflow. Medun transp
10 no. 5:310-312 W 164.

,-,K.U.KC,r,., Edvard
Maritime conferences on the agenda of the United Nations Trade
and Development Conference. Medun transp 10 no. 6:406-407 Je 164.

E.
The pnrt P~PCY iD V01100:1 I'll
10 no.8: 5 ;'79 Ag
Influem,ie of river waterways on th-
turnover and traffic ihr~--.ugh
605-600" Ag '-64.

KUKOL, J.
The development of electric equipment furnishing a direct current of 3000 volts
for the electrified lines of Czechoslovak railroads.
P. 204 (Zelaznicni Technika) Vol. 5, No. 8, Aug. 1957, Czechoslovakia
SO: MONTHLY 114DEX OF EAST EUROPEAN ACCESSIONS (EEAI) LC. - VOL. 7, NJ. 1, JAN. 1958

KUKOL, Jan,, inz.
Development and prospect of the electrification of Czechoslovak
State Railroads..Zal dop tech 12 no.8:202 164.

BARTA, V1adi,2Iav,-inz.,- BOCHNAK, Bohumil, inz.: KUKOL, Jan. Inz.
The pla~,,pf technical d&elopment of railroad tranoportation for
1963, Z*eldz do tech 19'no.12:353-354 162.
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I --BARTA, ladislav, inz..; BOCHYALI Bohumil,,-inz.i KUKOL, Jan, inz.
Technical development in railroad tamnsportation; disaussion. Zel
dop tech 10 no.lOs289-290 162.

KIJKOLY 11.
Do not forget the chestnut tree. p. 11.
LES, Bratislava,- Vol, 1, no. 3, liar. 1954.
SO: Monthly 'ist of East European Accessions, (ELAL), LC, Vol. Is, no. 10, Oct. 1955,
Uncl.

IWKOL, Ladislav, inz.
Do we not nea-ect the uharponing of woodworking tools9
Drevo 18 no.4:160-161 Ap 163.
1. Novy domov, n.p., Spisska Illova Ves.

, UKOL "lavj--inz .-
I _L_, ~Furniture quality and basic materials. Drevo 19 no.5:191 W 164.
1. Novy domov, SpissIca Nova Ves.

SKOROBOGATOV, Stepan Varlamovich, inzh.; '
Venig4povich, inzb.j ~OVALT) P'.-V'*)-dots., kand. tekhn.
nauk, retb6n-nnt; 11
(Mining and constiLuction machinery*
.1 Gornoprokhodcheskie i
stroitelinye mashirq. Moskva, Izd..vo "Nedra," 1964. 292 p.
(MIRA 11:6)

KIJKOLI.* V.Y.
One of the factors in the nonuniform wearing of opne-hearth
fur-taice arches and the selection of the optium cross-sectiot-t
for -11he working chamber. Trudy Ukr. naueb,,-issl. inst. met
no.6-.99-114 160. (Open-hearth fuTnacee) (MIRA 14:3)

KUKOLIJ M.
Distribution of energy radiated by the cylindrical surface of
a gray body. Trudy Uk.-. nauch.--issl. inst. met. no.6:90-98 160.
(MIRA 14:3)
(Heat-Radiation and absorption)
(Surfaces, Ivothermic)

SANDLER . N. I ~:;,- MOL I V. V.
X-:-ray study of the effect of titatium on the properties and
Vtructu~e of low-c1loy manganese 1.5 percent manganese) steel.
Trudy Ukr. nauch.-isol.ihst.met. no.6*.230-237 t60. (141RA 1434)
(Maganese steel--Metal-lurgy) (Titanium)

S/126/60/010/005/02-5/030
E111/E452
AUTHORS: Golik,.V.R., Dubrov,_V.A., Sandler, N.I. and
Kukoll, V.V.
TITLE: Influence of Vanad~um n Phase Transformations in
I Steel 11
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedenlye, 1960, Vol.10, No.5,
PP-786-790
TEXT: The authors give results of a study oV the influence of
vanadium on the kinetics of the decomposition of the solid solution,
carbide formation and solution of vanadium carbides in manganese
steel, Three types o~ steel with about 0.106 C and 1.5% Ma were
used; type ~57 (F57)1"had a vanadium content of 0.57%,
correspondin -to the itoichiometric composition of vanadium
carbide; (Fll)N'~corresponding to Oat in production heats
(0.11% V); and th-Te-third type- �0(EQ)'1had no vanadium. Blanks
(20 x 20 x 8 min bars and 8 x 80 min cylinders) from hot-rolled
strip were cut along the directton of rolling and hardened from
1200*C in water at 4*C. The blanks were then reheated to 3.00 to
12000C, again quenched and cut into specimens, from which the
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Elll/E452
Influence of Vanadium on Phase Transformations in Manganese Steel
decarburized layer was removed. Phase changes were studied by
measuring electrical resistivity, coercive force, hardness and
integral half.width of X-ray diffraction lines. In the X-ray
investigation,published methods (Ref-4,5) -were used. Resistivity,
coercive force and Rockwell hardness are shown in Fig.1, 2 and 5
respectively, as functions of reheating temperature for each of the
steels. Fig.4 shows for type P57 steel the values of Vickers
hardness and integral half-width as functions of reheating
temperature, The results indicate that the effects of vanadium in
steels with the manganese content used are similar to those in
steels with the usual (0.5% approx) manganese content. There are
5 figures, 1 table and 7 references: 6 Soviet and I Non-Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut metallov
(Ukrainian Metals Research Institute)
SUBMITTED: May 9, 1960
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S/137/62/000/002/ 117/1
AO60/A1Ol
AUTHORS- Orlov,'.A. V., aandler, N. I., Kukoll, V. V., Aleksandrova, N, P.,
Govor, U. S.
TITLE. Investigation of the borated layer cf mediunii-carbon steel
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 2, 1962, 105, abstract 21709
("Sb. tr. Ukr. n.-i. in-t metallov", 1961, no. 7, 232 - 244)
TEXT, Using the methods of microscopic and X-ray structure analysis, an
analysis was carried out of the structure of,borated layer of steel 40 subjected
to borating by.the-method of electrolyzing molten borax at 9600C at a current,
density of 0.2 ampere/cm2 and 5-hour duration. The structure of the borated layer
of steel 110 consists of the 0~-phase, carbide Bj~, borides FcB and Fe2~, which,
as one recedes from the surface, appear in the following order: C6.rFe, B4C, boricbs,
The microhardness has the greatest value at the surface and decreases gradually
with approach to the base metal. There are 16 references.
T. Fedorova
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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AUTHOR: Kukol'. V. V.
TTILE: Impracticability of *he methods use,-, and tl~e rcsults obtained
in studies of the substructure of c:-y3tals by Fourier analysis
of the shaoc of a sin,,Je diffraction line
P ':,R 10 D I C.N. LFizika tverdw,,o tola, v. 4, no, 3, 1962, 724 - 735
TEXT: The methoda of the Fourier analysis of the shape of one line hitheI6.
to used are found to be imnerfect and all contradictions in Publications
dealin- with this subject are demonstrated, Vic present paper was pro-
rim' ' i
oented at the sodlmoye Vsesoyuznoye ooveshchaniye po D I enenil renteen-
ovskikh luchey k issledovdniyu materialov (Seventh All-Union Conrress on
the U3e of X-rays for the investiration of 1;11_ntorial:~.) in Loningrad
June 19 - 25, 1961. The good as-.rk~~.ment of the function (1 - Fn) n-
+ Bn do;3s not prove the correctness of the definition of the required
Oullintity. F - F Fu are the -,iicrodistortions of the lattice, D the mean
n n n 2 2,2
dimensions of the reCions of coherent X-ray scattering, 3 = 2iT 1 1 is
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Bl-95 B102
the order of the reflection. If the curve reprenentinE, the function
I-L
f,(X)COO(TL-tx/,X)dx and the corres-pondin, tanr~ont for t-0 accurate,
t
the ;.rould alvrays le9d to (dA/dt) 0. f(x) is the true shape of the
Y t-O
line unknovm in exnlicit form. The straiCht lines (1-A )t-1 - b do not
t 2
permit a separate determination of D and I and are rexMr,led as useless.
With n-0, D'cannot be determined, even in rough a--L)pro,-'-:imation, from the
formula of E. F. Bertaut -(dF~/Clr) - D- 1 (C. R., 228, 49-9, 1949; Acta
n n-0
CrYstallo~-r-, 2, 14, 1950). Also the values of' D found by V. Haouk and C.
Hummel (Z. '~..otallkunde, E, 254, 1956) do not approach the t-ruo vOue of
this quantity. Also the error theory of A. Kochendoarfor and U. ',.'olfstieg
(Z. Electrochem., 61, 83, 1957) and the new method for determining D based
on it m---y lead to wrong conclusions. Especially, the correct result 6annot
be found when the lines are widened only due to microdistortions of the
lattice. There are 4 fi~nires and 49 references: 32 Soviot and 17 non-
Soviet. The four most recent referenceo to English-lain,--lage publications
read as follows: R. Garrod, J. Auld. Acta Metallurcica, .1, 190, 1955;
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impracticability of the B125/BI02
j. Uespujols, B. E. Warren. J. Appl. Phys., 29, 191-, 1958; 0. T. Goontort,
3. E. --on, J. Appl. Phys. , 29, 40, 1953; T. B. Acta Cry-stallogr.,
.2, 483, 1955.
AS30CLILTION: Ukrainslciy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut metallov
Kh, i rIkov (Ukrainian Scientific Research Inatitute of
k-hir,kov)
SUBMITTLD: December 19, 1960 (initially), and November 20, 1961 (after
revision)
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NUKOLI V,V.
Determination of the pqo:iticn of the -F]O*k K -CGMP(%Mt of
the doblet of an X-ray dIffraction limb it6~ th4 prof'Me of a
broadened doublet line. Zav.lab. 29 no.1355-59 03.
(KM 16s2)
1. Ukrainskiy Institut metallov.
(I rays--Diffraction)

KUKOLI? V.v.
More precise definition of certain formulae and concepts in the
theory underlying Fourier's analysis of the profile of X-ray
interferences. Kirsta.lograflia 8 no.5:812-813 S-0 163.
Simplified method for determining the position of the maximum
of the true profile of' the broadened X-ray diffraction line of
a crystal. 813-814. (MIRA 16zlO)
-1. Ukrainskiy nauchno--4ssledovatellskiy institut metallov.

KUKOLf.1-veve
Met~od of separation of components of coublet, of X-ray diifraction
lines. 7Av.lab. 29 no.5:575-578 t63. (KIRA 16:5)
Ukrainskiy institut metallov, KharIkov.
(X rays-Diffraction)

AtCESSION NR: AP4033612 S/0032/64/030/004/0441/0W
AUTHOR: Kukol's V. V.
TITLE: Determining true diffraction broadening of x-ray interference usinr
universal electronic computer machines
SOURCE: Zavodskaya laboratoriya.. Y. 30, no. 4, 1964, 441-445
TOPIC TAGS: electronic computer, Fourier coefficient) diffraction line profi-18.0
.integral relation, Simpson rule# doublet
ABSTRACT: The electronic computer M-3 was'used to determine the Fourier coe
cients of the true diffraction line profiles of f(x) and h(x).. related by the
ixrtegral relation
(x) g (x -.y) I (y) d y.
The method '4as aimilar to the one used by A. R. Stokes (Froc. Phys. Soc.j 61, 382~,
1946) and.also included an approxination of the integral equation by a set of
linear equationsp and all integrald were evaluated either by the trapezoidal or by
Simpsonts rule. The original data consisted of two hundred or more experimentally
obtained ordinates of the curves h(x) and g(x), As an examplep the dUfraction
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lines of Kc~-doublet with a maximum distance betweea them of a6 was used.
numerical method was then compared with the exact sol tion, and agreement foundThto1
u
be excellent* Orig. art* has; 3 formulas., 2 figurcs's and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Ukrainskiy institut metallov (U.1crainian Institute of Hetalq)
SMIITTEDs 00 EUICL~ .00i
'SUB GODE: MA3DF NO REF SOVt 007 OTHERI 004
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-OKOLIc"CA, S.
Analyzing and estimating the organization of a metallurgic enterprise.
Y're Evaluation of operations in 1953, P. 481, TDIITIKA (,Savez :LnzeW-*era
-L
i telinicara Jugoslaviije) Beograd, Vol. 91 No. 3) 1W
SOURCE: East Europe-in Accessions List (EEAL) Library of Congres--,
Vol. 5, No. 8, Aug. 1956

-Xb'KOLECAI S. - -
Economical analysis in production enterprises. p. U80
TEHNIMI Beograds Vol 10., No* 8.. 1.955
SO: EZU., Vol 5v NO. 7., July 3,956

KUKOLECA, S.
KUKOLECA, S. Management of Yugoslav industrial enterprises. p. 6.
vol. 10, No. 10, Oct- 1956.
T 0 ~'TI EI.- 0 MLE S
TECHNOLOGY
Budapest, Hungary
So: East European Accession, Vol. 6, No, 2, Feb. 1947

~KU~-ICT 17 CA J, S .
i. -
- I - - , I I
Influence of planning instnmetns or the economic aspect of business
enterprises and on the amount of means used. p. 1091. TEHNKA (Savaz
inzenjera i techicara Jugoslavije) Beogard. Vol. 11, no. 7, 1956
SOURCE: East 'L-arope Accession List (EEAL),
Library of Congress, VoL 5., no. 11, Nov. 1956

FUKOL7CA) S.
Profitablity of production. p. 1257. TEENKA (Savaz inzenJora i
techicara Jugoslavije) Beogard. Vol. 11, no. 8, 1956.
SOURCE: East Europe Accession List (EKAL),
Library of Congress, Vol. 5, no. 11, Nov. 1956.

KUKCUCA, S.
Production factom and.tht-17 measurement, p. 1433o
(Tehnika, Vol. 11, no. io,A~)56. Beeogradjugoslavia)
SO: Month! 7~- LtA of &.3t European Act. cmv (EM) LC, Vol. 06, No. 7,
July T-7511. Uncl.

In'OLECA, S.
The place of businens enterprises in our economic system. p. 3.577.
(Tehnika, Vol. 11, no. 10, 19-46. Beograd, Yugoslavia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions. (EEAL) LC- Vol, 6, No. 7,
July 1957. Uncl.

XUDIRCAI Stevan.. drj, v4wedni profeeor (Lole Ribara 12, Beograd)
~7~--
Organizing the suvice of control in enterpriscs. TeWla
Jug 17 no.51ftWI**,r~Rn2*uija rada U no.5:993-1002 .;'iy 162. ,
1. Tehnoloski fakultet Univerzitelua u Beogradu. Clan Redakcionagg
odbora, "Organizaoija rada)* i redaktor rubriko BEkonamika.,
I netodika i te:udlm rada.w

KUKOLECA, Stevan, dr., vanredni professor
"Systematic Influence on the resi3ts of production" by Vukan
Desic. Reviewed by S.Kukoleca. Tehnika Jug 17 no.3:606-607
162.
1. Tehnoloski fakultat Univerziteta u Beogradu; redaktor rubrike
"Ekonomika, matodika i tehrika rada", "Organizacija radaP

~LTJZ~ Ia.
KUKOLECA, Stevan, d.r.
Vanredni prof.
Punclamenta.IB Of the organization
Koutic. Of entorprisesn by Dr. 7
Ap 162. ROViOwed by So KukOlOca. Tehnika 'ivkO
Jug 17 no-4:811-812
1e Tehno:L0sjd fakul-tet Univerziteta u BeogradU; clan FlOdakcionog
OdbOrap "OrPnizaciii radall i redaktor rubril,-e
met i tehnika rada".

MOLEGA, Stevan., dr., prof,
Fomtion of inaomo,, and principles. of its distribution. TebnUm
jUg:Suppl,tOrgaxd%acij& rada-13 no,1;196-204b,,Ta 163*
I* Tehnoloaki fakultet UnIverzitata u Beogradu.

SHRAYER, ;l.',.RKOfZNKO, O.V.
Kethod for the precision irvaasurenents of the density of liquidv
over a wide range of ttimperaturev. Zhur. fiz. khIm. 39 no.2-521-
523 F f65. (MITIA 1814)
1. Saratovskiy gosudarstvennyy univqrsitet.

USSR/14edicine, Veterinary flev Drugs. Aus 53
"Administration of Firoplasmin in Combination With
~ 11.
Other Drugs," Vet Phys 1. P. Yegorov an , X. S. Ku-
kolev
Veterinariya, Vol 30, No 8, pp 3-9-21
The fact that piroplasmin is very effective in the
treatment of cattle infected with Haemosporidia has
been known for a long time. Piroplasmin, however,
produces -pronounced secondary symptoms in horses.
This make; its use in a pure state inadvisable.
Morphiplasmin has, therefore, been substituted for
the treatment of horses affected with piroplasmosis.
265T37
Subcutaneous injection of a dose of 3-5 ml of this
drug to 12 horses resulted in recovery from that
infection. Morphiplasmin consists of a 1% soln of
morphine hydrochloride and 15 g of piroplasm 'in in
300 ml of sterile distilled water. Morphiplasmin
is supplied in ampules, each containing 4-5 ml of
the soln.

USSR/Medicine Veterinary, Drugs; Piroplasmosis
(' .1 -t ,1 1 ;' -i
Autho: Yegorov, !. F., Candidate -'- 7eteri---y Scfe=es. A-
Veterinary Physician
Title Comparative evaluation of morphiplasmin and haemosporidin
Periodical Veterinariya, 31, 28-32, Apr 10,54
Abstract Morphiplasmin is more satisfactory than haemosporidin in 'the treat-
's
ment piroplasmosis :tn cattle. In ampules morphipla-lin retains it
chemotherapeutic properties for a period of 3 years and remains
suitable for treating animals infected with Haemosporidia. Storage
at a temperature between -100 and -140C for 15 days dces not lower
its effectiveness against babesiasis in cattie %.-id pivz~plasmosils in
horses and dogs. Table; graphs.
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