SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KUSHAKEVICH, YU. P. - KUSHCH, L. K.

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DEMIN) A.G.- KUSHAKEVICH) Yu.P.; MAKOVEYEV, YC.A.; ROZMAN, I.M.;
'dAkdV, A '
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11A 4.
Millisecond thallium isomers. Zhur. eknp. i teor. fiz. 45
no.5:1344-1351 N 163. (MIRA 17:1)

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AUTHORS: Demin, A. KUShakeVicht YU. P*
o rd of Sa-43, In-109, and Xe-125
IXT'X: New is me
SOURO(~': Yadernaya fizika, v. 1, no. 2,. 196S, 198-200
TOPIC, TAGS: scandium, indium, xenon?'&iort lived isomer, gama,
tram-sition, -isomer spin, isomer energy
ABSTRACT: Searches for new short-life isomers (10-4 10 sec) were
-nade b-
pulsed bombardment of.targets with 220 MeV alpha particles
and 11-MeV dauterona from an.extracted cyclotron beam. The expeft-
-45, 1344,
mental procedure was described in detail earlier (Zhr.TF v.
1963). The isomers were identified with crossing reactions by irra-
diating enriched Aq and Te.isotopes and by co-mLparison with. the reac-
tion yields and their varlationa with alpha:-particle enerq-y. The
half-lifest energibs, and the relative intennities of the gamma
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L. ; CNIJIFF4 IYEV, V.G. ~, FUSPAKEVICH, Yu.p.
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I'somor'c fransltt,-)n3 in In and To The
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lzv~ AN SJI"S'll,Sar.V.Lz.29- no.50314-"38 Mv 165. (MIRA 18s5)
1. ln:jlitut Gosudar.91.vennogo korittleta Do
1 35 1.
Ispolizovar.l.iu a~cmioj f5rergit S~~R

KUSHAKOV .2 inehener stroyuchastka.
Flacing axis roadbed marks on the road ahouldern in track laying.
Pat' i put.khoz. 4 no.9:18 S 160. (MIRA 1319)
(Railroads--Track)
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KUSBAKOV? V.I.
Content of total 17-hydr-vaortlaosterolds In the urine during
the aoute period or miccardial infarct. Trudy TSIU 77s4O-41 165.
(MIRA 180)
1. 1 kafedra terapit (Zav, prof. A.Z. Chernov) Tientrallnogo
instituta usoverohonstvovanlyn vraohey.

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S-miautomatic assembly of heated wh(--3-1 pairs of ra!lrcad cars.
Mashinost.rcenia nr.6115-17 N-P 165. (MIRA 18:12)

KUSHAXOYA, O.A.
Aneurysm of the aortic conus In submite seDtic endocArditio.
Vrnch.delo no.3t275-277 Mr'58 (MIRA 110)
1. Xafedrn gospitallnoy terapli (znv. - prof. P.1. Shmarin)
podlritrichenkog6 fakulltets SnrAto,7skogo m"editpinskogo Instituta,
(AORTIG AN M YSMS)
(MMOCARDITIS)

ACC NR:-- A-1160-36655
CODE:
AUTIIIM: Nozzhukhlri, A. S.; ',,uznotsc)v, V. I.; Nurh.-ikovskaya, V. S.; Makhalova, O.R;
Goryachav, 1. A.; SoIntsov, S. A.; Shostak, V. I.;!Mrin,-7f7-T--
ORG; none
TITLE: *-"--cct of radioprotective dnigs on the -1-unctIonal condition of the human
Z~per presented at the Conference on Problezzm of Space Medicine hold in
1~3 iZow f.rom 24-27 May 1966J
SOURCO: Konferent5iya po problernam kosmichaskoy m,-3ditsIny, 1966. Froblemy
koss.
nicheslkoy moditsiny. (Problems of space medicine); materialy konferentsli,
1"D-~cow, 1966, 282-283
T021C TAGS: radiation protection, spnco phannacology, cosmic radiation biologic
effect, hwian physiology, space madicinev motion sickness
ALBS TIACT:
',-jje c".1ec' of cystainine on the functional condition of the hurnan organism
.1 A. IL
iwas studieci ()n the the basis of the hypothesis of 11. V. Lebedinskiy). Five
hundred heathy volunteers were used. The n-iaxii-num perrnissible dose of
cysta,-,nine was establishcd as a dose of 1.2 [units no, given) per single appli-
L 10
.cation or 0.8 un;ts every 6 hr for 24 hr, or 0.6-0.8 units once a day ' r a
1-nonth. A611-iinistration of cystamine in the doses in6icated dici not cause
any siLrnificarit changqs in work capacity, heinatopoiesis, or it-, cardiovascu-
Cord

ACC NR: -16036655
lar, r~s-piratory, d1irfestive, excretory, or ner'vous system function. How-
ever, administration of cystamine did lead to complaints of lethargy and
brief unpleasant sensations in the epigastrium in 10116 of the cases. After
administration of the drug some increase in sensitivity to motion isickness
and to the effect of high temperatures was noted among subjects.
LrW. A. No. 22; ATD Roport: 66-11V
SUB CODE: 06 SUBDI UkTE.: May66
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IMHANOVSKIT, L.N.; b4MAKOVSX&YA, Z.F.
Sanitation value of a sedimentation pond for the purification of in-
dustrial waste water from a metallurgical plant. Gig-I san. no-1:51-52
Ja '54. (MI-RA 6:12)
1. Is kafedry kommimallnoy gigiyany Daspropetroyakogo maditsinakogo
Instituta.
(Factory and trade waste) (Water-Parification)

KV-5 Y'9 KO IV.
Subject USSR/Medicine
Card 1/1 Pub. 37 - 12/22
A ID P - 2170
Authors Kushakovskiy) L. N., Prof., and Pozdnyakova, T. D.
Title Photocolorimetric determination of the arsenic and
phosphorus content in industrial waste water of
metallurgical plants
Periodical : Gig. I sari., 4, 46-48, AP 1955
Abstract : A method is presented for a quantitative determination
of arsenic and phosphorus in waste water. The reaction
producing molybdene heteropoly acids In blue colored
complexes is used. According to the authors, their
method is simple, quick and precise. Tables, 5 Russian
references (1939-1950).
Institution : Chair of Hygiene, Dnepropetrovsk Pharmaceutical Institute
Submitted : Jl 19, 1954

RUSUKOVSKIT, L.N.
Some data for the determination of areas requiring sanitation
at the therapeutic mud resort of Soler*ry Liman. Gig. i san.
no-10:43-44 0 155. (HLRA 9:1)
(SOLMN~Y LIW--lARTllS,MICAL An SURGICAL USIS OF)

KUSHAXOVSXIY, L.N.,prof.
Methods for purifying phenol waste waters. Gig. i san. 22 to.2:78-79 7 157
MRA 10:4)
1. Iz Daepropetrovokogo meditainelcogo inatituta.
,(SZWAGN
purification of phenol waste waters. methods)
IWOLS
same)

A I Namovich; DNKMZHI. D., redoktor; KOLOMOTTSIVA, V.,
a hniches V-- redakto-r
[Solenyy Liman. Health Resort in Dnepropetrovsk Province) Likuval'aa
mintsevist' Solonyi lyman as Dnipropetrovshchvni. (Dnipropetro-isik]
Dnipropetrovs1ke obl.vyd-vo. 1957. 47 p. (MLRA 10:9)
(SOI&M LIMAN)

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KUSBAKOVSKIY, L.H., prof.
On rrofesoor S.A.0illarevskille article "Significance of clinical
teaching in the training of specialists In preveative medicine.'
Gig. I son. 23 no.1:61-63 Ja 158. (KEA 11:2)
1. 1z kafedry obshchey gigiyeny Stanislevskogo meditsinskogo
instituta.
(MICIIIE, MVBUrIVF,, educ.
clinical courses)

VOLIFSON, Z.G., prof.- KUSHAKOUKIY, Lol;., prof.; BARMIK, F.I., prof.;
1-
MIKIIALYUK, Lk. -,dtsent"-- SFIALI, D.D. , dotsent
"Hygiene textbook" (1st and 2nd editions] by V.A.Pokrovskii.
Reviewed by Z.G.Vollfso4 and others. Gig. i san. 26 no.11t
102-106 N 161. (MIRA 14: 11)
(HYGIENE) (FOKROVSKIII V.A.)

KUSHAKOVSKIY, L.N., prof.; KEYMAN, M.I., red.; KOKIN, N.M.v tekhn.
- red.--
(Air has to be clean) Vozdukh dolmhen by-t' chistym. Moskva,
Medgiz, 1963. 53 P. (MIRA 16:4)
(AIR-POLLUTION) (AIR-PURIFICATION)

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KUSBAKOVOKIYo H.S., katd.medaauk
Characteristics of hamodynamics in the nephrogenic stage of h7per-
tension, Report Vo,2: Oxygen supply of tissues. Terap.arkh. 30 no.l:
19-24 Ja 158 (KMA 11:3)
1, Is kliniki propedevtiki bnatrennikh bolesney (nach. - daystyltell-
z*7 chlen AKH SSSR prof. N.N.Sevitakiy) Voyanno-maditsinskoy oriena
Ienina akedouii Ineni S.K.Kirova.
(HYPERTENSION, physiology
renal, oWen bolance Nul))
(RESPIRATION, in var. die.
hypertension, renal. oxygen blance (Ras))

GISHATULLIN, R.I.; KUSHAKOVSKIY, H.S., kand. med. nauk
Minute volume of the heart an indicnted by low-frequency Indirect
ballistocardiograph,y, and by the acetylene and aphygmographic
methods. Terap. arkh. 30 no-11:70-77 N '58. (MIU 12:7)
1. 1% kafe4ry propedevtiki Ynutrennikh bolesney (rach, - daystvit.
chlen ANN SSSR prof. N.H. Savitskiy) Voye, M"oi-mieditainskoy ordens.
lenina akademii imi. S.M. Kirova.
(BWOD VOUM) (BALLIST-OCARDIOGRAPHr)
(SPHYGMOGRAPH) (AGETYLENB)

NUZNETSOV VI.p dotnent; KUSHAKOVSKIY, M.Sep kand.med.nauk; MIXHASSV, lf#I.
Ileningrad)
Antihypertensive activity of cystamine. Klin.med. 39 no.lt?l-
76 Ja 161. (KEM 1411)
1. Iz kafedry propedertiki v-nutremiikh bolemey (nach. - zaslu-
zhennyy deyatell nauki de7stvitelinyy chlen AMN SSSR prof.
II.N. Sevitskiy) Voymmo-meditsinskoy ordena Lenina alcademii
imeni S.M. lirova.
(BU)OD PRESSURE)
(nmmm)

KUZNETSOV, V.I.; KUSHAKOVSKII M.S. [Kushakovskiy, M.S.]
Haemodynamics and tissue oxygen supply in patients with chronic
methaemoglobinaemia. Gor vasa 4 no.4:281-288 162.
1. Department of Internal Medicine, Kirov Academy of Military
Medicino., Leningrad, USSR.
(METEMOGLOB11EMIA) (BLOOD CIRCULATION)
(BLOOD GAS ANALYSIS)

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Fzpf.r1rient.a.1 tht-rapy an(i r,-CV,~
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KUSHAKOVSKIY.-M.�-.,
Prospects for using sulfhydryl compounds in the prevention and
treatment of methemoglobinemia. Vest.AMN SSSR 17 no.7:47-54 162.
(MIRA 15:10)
1. Voyenno-meditsinakaya akademiya imeni S.M.Kirova.
(BLOOD-DISEASES) (MERCAPTO COMPOUNDS)

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1AUT11ORt Kushakovskiyo M. so
TITLE- C rstaminelmechanisms of methemoglobin reduotion
f
iSOURCE: Biokhimi7a, v. 28,, no, 3. .1963,, 451-461
'TOPIC TAG3t methemoglobin reduotionp oystamino mechanism, TPN
loxidationt betamercaptoethylamine$ mothylene blue
~ABSTRACT: Biochemists have been trying to find physiological electron
I
icarriers,which like methylene blue would activate TPN-H oxidation and.
speed mathemoglo'4in (MetHb) reduction in human erythrocytes. Earlier'
:investigations disclosed that aminodisulphide-eystamine and its
iderivatives sharply increase MetHb reduction, The author made this
istudy to confirm that the effect of cystamine is related to the
activation of TPN-H oxidation# that is# to the initial stages of.the
~pentosephosphate cycle of glucose cleavage in erythrocytes. Cysta-
imine hydrochloride,, betamercaptoethylamins,, glucose# mothylens blue,
oand sodium oxide lactate were added to erythrocyte suspensions
depending on the purpose of the experiment. Results show tha,'.
:Cyst ino hydrochloride has a marked capaoity to roduee Metlib in
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erYthrOcYteso hemolysatas# and or-yatalline hemoglobin solutions
'because the eystamine itself is first feduded to batamercaptoo
This reaction is not related to oxidation of 3 thyl-
-Phospho
d n lyesra-~
delhy a a d lactic acid (the activity of DNP dependent system!jl, The;
oxPerimonta (tables 1-8) oonfirm that agtamine 4pagdo Motab redutlan
Un erythroo7tes by the interaction of t haxosemonophosphate shunt
ienzy,me, S'Ystem and actively stimulates TPH-H oxidation by its effect
.on reduced glutathione and TPN-H-MotHb reduetase,-',. Orig, art, has:
::10 tables,
~ASSOCIATION: Vo-yenno-meditainskaya ordena Lenina akademi-ya im. S. M.
~Klrova n
Leni grad (Military Medical Order of Lenin Acade
.SUBMITTED: MAug62 DATE ACQ: 12Jul63 ENCL: 00;
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AUTHOR: Kuwetsoy, V. I.; Kushakovsklys M. S.
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TITLE: Mechanism of the effect of antiradiation agents
SOURCE: Meditsinskaya, radiologiya, v. 8, no. 6, 1963,.27-32
TOPIC TAGS: radioprotective agents, radioprotective mechanisms, cystamine,
B,Beta-aminoetbylisothiuroniun, AET., oxygen balance, hypoxia, oxygen effect
ABSTRACT: C~rstamine\jind AET (5,Beta-aminoetbylisothiuroniun), whose radioprotective
mechanisms have been thought to be similar and based on hypoxia, were studied to
determine their effect on the various steps in the supplying of oxygen to the
tissues of the human bocbr. An attempt was "d to discover whether these
preparations do, in fact, induce some farm or other of h~jxmia. Informtion was
also sought on the significance of the "oxygen effect" and hypoxis. in the
radipprotective mechanism of sulfhydryl compounds. Cystamine given per ors, in
200, 400, and 6oo mg doses caused an increase in basal metabolism, increased
oxygen consumption in the lungs, and a drop in methemoglobin. Added to a
suspension of erythrocytes, vith glucose present, eystamine increased the
absorption of oxygen and -the elimination of CO sub 2 from five- to eighteenfold.
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Data obtained indidated that cystemine does not cause hypoxis of the hemic,
anoxic, stagnation, or histotoxic types. Similar doses of AET,, on the other hand,
had an inhibitory effect on oxygen balance, producing a lowering of be4al
metabolism and a reduced coefficient of oxygen consumption in the lungs. Unlike
cystamine, AET penetrates the erythrocyte membrane weakly. The possibility of
AET-induced bypoxia was by no means ruled out. It Is concluded that the
radioprotective effect of cystamine in h-an cannot be satisfactorily explained
on the basis of the hypoxia theory, and that the radioprotective mechanims of
cystamine and S,Beta-aminoetlWlisot.Iiiuronium are not identical. Or1g. art. has:
I table,
ASSOCIATION: Voyenno-meditsinskaya, Ordens, Lenina akademiya imeni S. M. Kirova
(Military Medical Ac!~S~)
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ACCESSION ',FR: AP4027978 S/02o5/64/oO4/0O2/O266/O?-69
AUTIHOR: 'Rachinskiyp F. Yu.; Nushakovslciy,, N. S,; Matvoyov, B. V,
(Deceased); Slavachevskaya, N. "R.;- Tank,, L. 1.
TITIS: Radioprotective action of thiazolidines
SOViCE: Radiobiologiyag v& 4. no, 2. 1964p 266-269
TOPIC TAGS: thiazolidino, thiazolidine hydrolysis, thiazole, ring
;,substitution, radioprotective action, X-irradiation, lethal doses
2,,2-dinothylthiazolidine,, 2-phonylthiazolidino,
2-oz)mothylthiazolidino, 2-n-nitrophonylthiazolidine,
,2-n-dimethylaminophonylthiazolidino .1
'ABSTRACT: Radioprotective action of 25 thiazolidines with substitu-
t~ons in the second position of the thiazole ring was investigated in-
2000 experimental mice. Most of the 'thiazolidine preparations were
,administered intramuscularl7 to groups of experimental animals in the
form of neutral aqueous solutions 5-15 min before irradiation# and
;some of the preparations were administered intraperitoneally in the
'form of an oil solution I hr before irradiation. Control and
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experimental animal grou a were X-irradiated with single 700-r doses
:(RU14-3, 180 kvo 15 mat 3&-36 r/min))and all control animals died
shortly. Of the 25 proparations,testea, ten increase survivability
of irradiated animals. 2,2-dimethylthiazolidine and 2-phonylthiazoli-
dine protected more than 5VIo of the animals from death in their ros-
poetive groups. But those two preparations are radioprotective only
with large doses approaching thb toxic level. Other preparations.
displaying protective action are 2-oxymothylthiazolidine, which is
not stable, and salts of 2-n-nitrophonilthiazolidine, and of
2-n-dimethylaminophonylthiazolidino, ~diich hydrolyze too fast.
Hydrocarbon derivatives are also radioprotective. Preparations which
hydrolyze slowly administered 1 hr bofore'irradiation were not found
to be more radioprotective than preparations which hydrolyze fast.
This study has not determined tho effect of second position substitu-
tions in the thiazole ring on radioprotoctivo activity$ but the data
suggest a possible relationship may be established for some thiazoli-
dine preparations. Origo art. has: 3 tables,
S. M. Kirova j tennin.rd
Voenno-meditsinskaya ordena Lenina akademiya iMb
ASSqPTIOTT:
j (~Tij.itary-yedical norder ok Lenin" Academy.
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AUTHOR: Rachinskiy, F. Yu~; Kushakovskiy M. S.- lfatveyev, Po't a p qT*_q_
S I a v a c h e v ~)~aY6~ 14 -m-. - - *rifik ,E-. -r. T.-ff vA. V.; Yaripol
TITLE: Comparative evaluation,of certain models foi- the initial selection -of -radiq,~_
tion protection Sotr
SOURCM: Patogenez, ekspe-rimentalInaya profilaktika i terapiya luchevykh porazheniy
(Pathogenesis, experimental prevention, and therapy of radiation injuries) sbornik:,
statey. Mosco-4, I,zd-vo Meditsina, 1964, 233-247
TOPIC TAGS: radiation. protection, radiation sickness, aliphatic co-,-.;pound, oxygen
corpound, miethemoglobin
ABSTRACT: Assuming that the antioxidant and reducing properties-of radiation pro-
tection co-wpounds. of bivalent sullur are related to their ability to decrease the
severity of radiation sickness, models using these properties were ccrnpared. It
was established that not a si.ngle model, taken separately, was adequate for a.bio~..
logical method of selecting antiradiation agents; however, the results of'tests of
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substances on several models can-serve as an initial test for the selection of
active substances. Aliphatic oxygen, and methemoglobin models most fully reflect
the potential radiation protection activity of substances. Orig. art. has: 8
tablea.
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Loningiltil.

KUSHAKOVSKIT. 0.S.
Automatic lactographleO recording of motor activities in patients.
khur. vys. nerv. detat, 4 nool:137-140 Ja-7 154, WaA 7:8)
1. Klinika obehohey kbirurgit Chelyabinskogo gosudarstvannogo
maditsinskogo Instituts.
(HOVXWTI
*automatic registration)

KIJSILA,KOVM IT, 0. S.
, , " , ''
Plathysmograph with water transmission and Ink recorder. Fiziol.
2hur.41 no.4:584-586 JI-Ag 155. Oclak 8:10)
1. Klinika obahchey khirurgii Meditainskogo inatituta Chelyabinsk.
(MMMMOGRAPiff, appratus and Instruments.
plathysmography with water transmitter & ink pencil)

11A Vs
i9wiWPI! J -
Modification of the absorbent action of the peritoneum in infectious
processes following administration of antibiotics; experimental
study. Xhirurgiia no-5:27-30 MY '56. (MIRA 9:9)
1. Iz kliniki obshchey khirurgii (zav. - prof. A.N.L'vov) Chelyabin-
skogo institutR (dir. - prof. G.D.ObraztBOV)
(MICROCOCCAL INFICCTION, experimental,
off. of antibiotics on peritoneal absorp. in (Rus))
(ANTIBIOTICS. effects,
on peritoneal absorp. In exper. micrococcal infect.
(Rus))
(PARITONLIJH. effect of drugs on,
antibiotics, on absorp. rate in exper. micrococcal
infect. (Rus))

KUSHAKOVSKIY, O.S.
-
cap'sute for the pneumatic transmission of oscillations
in physiological investigations. Fiziol. zhur. 42 no.6:518-520
ja 156. (MLHA 9:8)
1. Klinika. obahchey khirurgii Chelyabinskogo meditainakogo instituta.
(PLETHYSMOGRAPHY, apparatus and instruments.
corrugated capaule for pneumatic transm. of
oscillations (Rua))

KUSTIAKOVSM, 0. S.., Candidate Mod Sci ((Iiss) -- "Tho complex Use of antibiotics
In treating patients with poritonitts". Ufn, 1959. 16 pl) (]~--shkir Stat-i Med Inst
im 15th Anniversax-f =M), 220 copies (KL, wo 21~~ 1W9, 172)

KUSHAKOVSKIY, O.S.. kand.med.nauk
Single-stage parallel plethysmography in obliterating lesions of
the vessels of the lower extremities. Sov.med. 26 no.8:28-32 Ag
,62. (MIRA 15:10)
1. 1z kafedry obshchey khirurgii (zav. - dotsent P.M.Tarasov)
Chelyabinskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(PLETHYSMOGRAPHY) (BLOOD VESSELS -DISEAS FS)
(EKTREMITIES, ILWER--DISEASES)

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or hjj~k AI~Oi cimkol, 11.10jid IhAt mullild ml~jt,
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BUDNIKOV, P. P., TRESVYATSKIY, S. G., and KWMM*SKIY, V- I-
"Binary Phase Diagram; U02 - A1203, U02 - Boo, U02 - W.'
paper to be presented at 2nd UN yntl. Conf. on the peaceful uses of Atomic
Energy, Geneva, 1 13 sept 1958.

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Budnikov, P. P., Corresponding Member AS USSR, SOV/20-
Tresvyatakiy, S. G.,
TITLE: Investigation of Phase Transformation of Uranium Oxides in Air
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 128, 11r 1, PP 65-63
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the present paper the decomposition of uranoso-uranic
oxide occurring with beating waa investigated, as there are
only contradictory data on this problem (Refs 1-6). The decay
temperature was determined by means of continuous weighing
of uranoso-uranic oxide in tabloid form or pulverized during
heating within the temperature range of room temperature up
to 16oo-i9OOO. The curves of change in weight of uranoso-
uranic oxide on heating and cooling in air are given in
figures 1 and 2. For the determination of phase composition
at different temperatures hardened samples were used. The
results of investigation are given in table 1. The results
of two series of investigation indicated that uranoso-uranic
oxii:! '-ses oxygen to a large extent already at 9000. Howeverr
up tc 14500 the quantity of oxygen still corresponds to the
Card 1/2 formul,7. U0 2.63' The radiogram taken of the oxide of this

Investigation of Phase Transformation of Uranium SOV20-128-1-22/58
Oxides in Air
composition differs from the radiogram of U 308* At still
higher temperatures, tip to the boiling point, U 409 at
atmospheric pressure is in equilibrium with oxygen, The oxygen
content within this oxide decreases with temperature increase,
This causes a lengthening of the lattice spacing (Fig 3). The
results found made it possible to complement the high-tempera-
ture range for the phase diagram of the U--O system (Fig 4),
plotted by Akkerma-nn(Ref 2). The samples UO, U0 and
- '093' 2,141
U0 2~08 calcined within the vacuum (10-1 torr) at 1050, 1100,
and 16000 proved to be two-phtloc and conni8ted of UO and U OW
2 4 -
However, it is possible that the 'two phases found by the authom
during the decomposition of the solid solution have been formed
due to too slow cooling, There are 4 figures, I table, and
6 references.
SUBIMITTED: June 2, 1959
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AUTHORS: Tresvyatskly, S. 3., K,,i,1`a .. ....
TITLE:
1% L
th(--~ Editor
PERIODICAL: Atu,-,inaya enerb-iya, 1,)t-)O. Vol N,~ 1, pp (USSR
ABSTRACT: An Increased Interest In intovact.Jn.- ~)C -UvaniLzm ixide
with other oxides in air prompted t,,,Is investigation.
The authors used UO 2-1 BeO, MgO, CaCO 3j EaCO 3) A! 203)
La 0 sio TiO Z,0 mhO CeO H Po~ `~,O.-, ~a 0.7,
2 3) 2P 2 -P 2 11 2 -# 2 2
13 1 0 Cr 0 (1~jh H,%-10,; , Fe,-.O a ~ I J, Nnco-
2 3-f 2 31 4 )21 "10 0 3"
of them classified as pure, analytically pure, and
chemically pure. The de[~,ree of' p1.t-P%--,,y -)+L' '-2a-,0.,.- an,-',
v 20C-1 was nolk-. cert-ain. Eq,,zimolar ra*,L,1 .-~a3 4al-,., Q.Y.
ceps in case of oxides of M~;~,, Ca, Sr, and Ea
additional 1:2 and 2:1 molar ratio T,,.-Ixt`~res .,:ere pre-
Card 1/5 pared. The mixtures were first heated in Porcelain

Melting Point Determinations in Air if
Binary Mixtures of Uranium Oxides With j
Some Other Oxides. Letter, to -the Editol,
containers at 8000 C, and formed into iricy-,etz, 2~:)_ 1-?r
in diameter, and then roasted at C.
briquet,s ,,ieve after;-;zirds pulvt?rLed
repeated at 1,000-1,1001 C and 1,20C-1,30-0" C in
platinum containers. At 0 C the prcced~;re
repeated until the briouzet's 1c,_'ke'd slk:L"Lle,
no cracks, and did not shrink.
melting temperaf-ur-e o1' m17,ti.ireo, Excepl. for mixtures
which melted during prelimiliary tjjj~, 14 L
6 , toe rrelt
temperature was dctermlned by me,111iod ,C cone de-fort',,,a-
t1on. The cone vertex was heated L-1 electrical arc
maintained bet,,,ieen carb-on elecl-rodes. T e r a r 0
Measu~,e-,Tients were taken a micro-,p~-ical pi
Y-
With an accuracy of' +30-50o C foi, specirnens forming a
droplet, and +50-1007 C for th3se melting-along the
surface with a hard to obtain droplet. Resull s are
listed in Table A. There -is 1 -alhlt?, and 1
refe7 ence.
SUBMITTED: August 3, 1959 Card 2/5

Melting Point Deteiviinations In Air oi' I(-( 2 1 (-~
Binary Mixtures of Uranium Oxides With SOV/89-8-1-13/29
Some Other Oxides. Letter to the Editor
Molting temperiltares in eir of binary mixturus of
uranium oxides with other, oxides
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50 50 SrO 1 /0' Im '-k1 a 0
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Binary Mixturen or Uranium Oxidea Witil 1) / r-
Some Other Oxides. Letter to the Editor SOV/89-8-1-13`29
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chnntycs in cherl'icill conotitutlon wor(i orticticolly
nerr1tfriblo, with tha exc,)ption or mLxtures with
oxidos of bisrouth, loild and tin.

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U204yr)307
dudnikov, and i(ushakovskiy, V.I-.
T I TIZ: The ~l system
203 - "i02
Zhun-ial prikladnoy khimii, v. 35, no. 109 1962#
2146-2156
The abov2 system was studied to complement the pub-
lished data. The liquidus temperatures were calculated theoreti-
cally for the systeuts -L1203 - "62, 2za20.3 Si02 - Si02 and 3i'120.3
2jiO2 - "i02 and were ncasure6i for mixtures containing 100 - 10 wt.
-1 03, by high tcmpcrLtture thermal analysis. The shape of thi
2 0
heating Lind cooling curvcs is discussed. C;ompositions of 50 - 100%
`-Z2()3 were essentially at cquilibriun, whi'le those of 10 - 30j'a
showed su,)crcoolincf. The liquidus temperatures were consider-
,"1203
ably lower than those found by i3owen atul Ureig. lA'icroacopic and
:x-ray analyses showed the following phases to be present; 100 - 95
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The ia 0 .31 D204 J307
2 3 - -i02 system
A1203 - corundum; 90- 78 .,1103 - dendritic corundum; 76 - 71.8
"0-203 - mullite with increasing anount of glass; 60 - 50 "a203
dendritic and acicular mullitc in a glassy matrix. 6orundum crystal-
lized out first when 100 - 79 wt AL120 samples were cooled, and
mullitc was first when the "1203 cOntcn~ fell to 77.5 - 301o, by
weight. 'The crystallization of various mixtures is discussed. The
rAnimum quantity of glass corresponds to the composition 2"0-203
0 Si02; the glass content increases slowly when A1203 is lowered
from 77 to 63,,~, and rises rapidly when ia203 is lowered from 643 to
60;~. J"rom samples containing 66 - 76';'~ iU,)O' mullite crystallized
out at 1850 - 187000, sho-ming it to be std2e up to the m.p.; the
same crystallized at 18250C from a composition of 60';,,' "1203- Vhe
mul lite -corundum eutectic containing 787a Al 03, melted at - 18400C.
1 tj
Compositions containing 69 - 70'/, a203 were ?;ated at,18300C over
1 - 8 hours and quenched. The exterior layer consisted of finely
crystalline corundum, while the center was mullite a-Lid glass; mull-
ite decomposes at the above temperature, with loss of silica by
volatilization. Ln heating a mixture Of S102 and A1203 (10% of the
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'fhe 'U203 - ~';'02 system
S/080/62/035/010/002/012
D204/D307
latter by weight), a liquid -)hase was first obserwd at 15500C
corresoon6in,y to the cutcctiv of 3owen and Grieg. A 1079 Itl 0 mix-
, faOOG
ture oE mullite and silica began, however, to melt only at
in fair agreement, with the theoretical m.p. The phase dia*rams of
the whole system is shoirn in Fig. 9. It is clear that aluminosili--
cate refractories may operate at higher temperatures if the main
phasea "re silica and mullitc. There are 9 figures and 2 tables.
ii.s IS Oc LV2 1011: ~'.oslcovshiy 1,:himil;o-tekhnologicheskiy institut im.
D.1. liendeleyeva (Hoscow Institute of Chemical
Technology im. D.1. Nendeleyev)
SbUBEITTED: Ilarch 22, 1962
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L 13866-66 Ewr (m)/F-;YP (t ) /EWP (b) IJP (c) JD/JG
ACC NR: AP6002427 SOURCE CODE: UR/0020/65/165/00511075/1077
AUTHOR: Budnikov, P. P. (CorTesponding member-AN SSSR); Kushakovskiy, V. I.;
Belevantsev, V. S.
ORG: none
TITIX: Investigation of the Gd203-Al2O3 and Sr203-A12.03 Systems
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v~) 165 no. 5, 1965, 1075-1077
TOPIC TAGS: rare earth, samarium, gadolinium, alloy system, alloy phase diagram
ABSTRACT: The authors study the Interaction between aluminum oxide and the oxides
of samarium and gadolinium below the solidus temperature. Mixtures were prepared
by coprecipitation of ammonium from a nitric acid solution of aluminum and gadoli-
nium (samarium) hydroxides with subsequent annealing at various temperatures. A
table is given showing data from x-ray phase analysis of these mixtures. The re-
sults show that the reaction for formation of SaA102 ends at 88010. In the Gd2O3-
-A1203 system, formation of the compound GdA103 passes through a new phase with an
unknown structure. Traces of this phase remain even after annealing at 13800o An-
UDC: 541.123.25
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alysis of'the specimens showed that aluminum oxide is not noticeably soluble in
GdAI03 and SmA103- It was found that new chemical compounds are formed in annealed
alloys containing more than 50 mol % of rare earth oxide. Hicrostructural analysis
shows that a single phase structure arises in compositions containing about 66 mol,
% of the rare earth oxide. The composition of the new compounds give chemical form-
ulas of 2Gd2O3-Al2O3 and 2SM203-A1203. These compounds melt and decompose at 19500
and 19200 respectively. X-ray.analysis of the newly synthesized compounds shows
that the formation of GdA103 perovskite at low temperatures passes through the 2:1
phase. The new compounds have no noticeable region of homogeneity. Both the 1:1
and 2:1 phases are in equilibrium in the range of compositions containing 50-66 Mol
of the rare earth oxide. Phase diagrams are given for the Gd203-Al2O3 and
SM203-A1203 systems. Orig. -art. has: 2 figures, 2 tables.
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ACC NR: AP6015064 (A) SOURCE CODE: UR/0363/66/002/005/0829/0832
AUTHOR: Budnikov, P. P.; Kushakovskiy, V. I.,; Sandulov. D. B.; Butra,'r."P.
ORG: Moscow Chemical Engineering Institute im. D. I. Mendelevev (Hoskovskiy
khimik-o---t-e-kbn-o-l-o-g-i-c-he-s-k-'i~y- fnst-itut'F----'--*--*-'------*-~
TITLE: Growing of beryllium oxide single crystai~_44
V7 7--1,17
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvest a. Neorganicheskiye materialy, v. 2, no. 5, 1966, 829-832
TOPIC TAGS: beryllium compound, single crystal growing
ABSTRACT: Beryllium oxide single crystals wkr'e grown by the vaporization -condensa -
tion method in a stream of moist air at 1400-160M. 'M crystals obtained had
various forms (prisms, whiskers, plates). X-ray analysis revealed that the direc-
tion of growth of prismatic and filamentary crystals coincides with the direction of
crystallographic axis c. High-temperature thermal tests showed that single crystals,---
heated up to 1970, 2000, and 21000C retained their form and transparency. X-ray
diffraction showed that crystals heated to 22000C lost their transparency and
cracked due to the presence of discrete disoriented blocks in place of the single
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crystal. Crystallization of fused beryllium oxide from 2450-25000C produced coarse
(2 x 2 x 2 mm), transparent grains which x-ray diffraction data identify as pseudo-;
crystals. The diaorientation of the blocks in the crystals is apparently due to a
polymorphic transformation of beryllium oxide taking place during cooling of the
single crystals. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 1 table.
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Moskva, Pishchepromizdat) 1951,
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(Pesuri(' in Georp
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KUSIUSHVILI, A.L., Vet.
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(Einistr',, of Agriculture, Georgian 55R, A~Lministration of A,~,ricultural
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Ap /002 /,S- B014YB070
AUTHORS. Tresvyatakiy, S. G.. Kuahakovskiy, V.-I.. Belevantsev,
_V. S.
V1
TITLE: Investigation of the Systems BeO SmO~-and BeO - Gj29j
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, 1960, Vol. 9, No. 1, PP. 54-55
TEXT: The starting materials for the preparation of the sample had a
purity of 99.5 to 99.9 %. The temperatures of still liquid and already
solidified melts contained in a molybdenum crucible were measured by
means of a tungaten-molybdonum thermocouple. By a chemical analysis of
the slowly crystallizing alley, the composition of the outectic was
determined. The analysis shows that the composition of the alloys is not
different from that of the layers, Microstructural analyses of molten
samples indicate that in the hypoeutectic alloys beryllium oxide
crystallizes first while in the hypereutectic alloys samarium and
gadolinium oxides do so first. If the lattice constants of beryllium
in thermally treated alloys containing oxides of rare earths are measured,
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and BoO - Gd203 BOWB070
no solid solutions are found in beryllium oxide. The outectics contain
35 mole % of namarium or gadolinium oxide and 65 mole % of beryllium
oxide. The phase composition of the samples that contained much Sm203 and
-d203 could not be determined roentgenographically. Samples that contained
0.5 or more mole % of beryllium oxide and were annealed between 13000C
and 15000C showed two distinct phases in reflected light. This supports
the theory that in the systems BeO - Sm203 and BeO - Gd203 'In the
temperature range 1300-15000C solid solutions do not occur in the oxides
of rare earths. The phase diagrams of the above systems are reproduced
in Figs. 1-3. The melting points of the eutectics of these systems are
lower than those of the system BeO - La205, There are 3 figures and 3
references: 2 Soviet and I German.
SUBMITTED: January 7, 1960
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AUTHORS:
TITLE:
8 957
3/089M/009/005/009/014
B006/BO65
Tri,3vyatski~Yi S; G., Ku3hakovf7kiy, V. I., Helevantsev,
V, S~
Al 0 Sm O'Vland Al 0
Investigation of the ~~ in
2
Oystemn
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, 1960, Vol. 9, No. 3, pp. 219-220
TEXT: In the int roduz t ion to the -present 11 Let ter t o the Edi tor" , the
wr.tPrs discuss the re.4ttlts of other quthors who have studied the syst-.,rz;
mt~ntjonr-d ~n the title. The main part deals *1th exporimental determinal-
til~,n.-3 e:* the s(~lidus and liquidus temperaturen of these systems betwedn
- 700C, and 2350f: C. For this purpose, the authors us,2d the hi gh- temperature
th4rmal analysis according to the method described in Refs. 4 and 5.
SM20 3 and Gd.0 3with not more than 0.5% impurities (other oxides of rare
earths), and A120 5 of the type 4AA(ChDA) served as starting materials.
Tho thormal analys,.s indicated the following: The eutectic (A1,0,-SM 20;)
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AIIO Gd 2 0 3 Systems B006/BO63
mell..9 from the nidp of' A] at I ? ((j (~'Ig- 11), ~,tle that of the
A I J) Gd,o m -~t t a r t o m -11 t i r i P, a t 1 i't*)O 20o"' (Fig. 2) From the
I di? o t' the rari-oarth oxides, the eutectics reach their melting points
0 a
at 18hO t 20 C and 1950 ~ 20 C, respectively. The compounds SmAlO 3 and
'V'dAlO malt practically at the same temperature, nFimely, 2060 4 20 0 C, A
M ructural analysis after th~ th---rinal qnaly.-nis, (in reflected light)
h o d t i in t i n t.lt I oj na v i i i Fr 0 :10 r,, r~,--~arth oxiijos A1,90
'10 fNAIC.: 7:) 100
,Y a J lized
t -,,c 1~ 1',- 3
ttllg !Gilt betroen 10-arid '6 m(?104, )f r,.Ar-o-oarth oxid-.!.3
~hiph-melting outectic),-. 3amples containi'ng mort, th-in 1 rr is?ns than
~~19 Mole'/f, of such oxides' vioro found to be two-phaso subotanvej. The
inQ'ariant points of tho-" trio :;Ystem~i (.above 17000C) are
I i~Opd in a tabie and compared with the onut rubl in Ref. ~. The
Ca--d 2/ 5

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tgat ~on of th,~ Al.')O 3 - Sm20 3 and r,,1089/60,1/009/00 3/009/014
A i G d 0 3 y a t e B006/5065
2 5
numbering of the
I poi'nts corrPsponds to that of Figs. I and 2, The results
obtained by the authors partly agrce with those of Ref. 3. There are
figures, I table, and 5 references-, 2 Soviet, 2 US, and 1 British.
-IJBMITTED: March 24, 1960 LIK
." i. r d 5 / -*~

TRWSYTATSKIT, S.G., UJSHWOV-&IY-,' V.I., BMVANTSEV, V-S.
High-temperature thermal analysis using tungstic molybdenum
thermocouples. Ogneupory 25 no.4:180-181 160. (MIRA 13:8)
(Thermocouples)

- KIEHASHVILI, L.A.
Study of structural anij vome --~.,tnges in the adrerial
cortex of elderly, old, ard very c,'I(i piople. Scob. All Cruz. SSR
39 no.2:451-458 Ag 165. (mi'al, 1p9)
1e Institut ekaperimenULlIncy mort'olc~gii imen! Natinhvlli
AN GruzSSR. SubmLtted February 16, 1965.

ra cu r ach,,-, r~ "e
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me
A

KUSHAVIN, R.I.
Oil filtration by centrifuging. Avt, trakt. prom. no.12:28-29
D '53. (KLYA 6:12)
(Oil reclamation)

K~USHAVIN 11 &,_In"
Basic tasl~p, in the standardization of the design of articles manafactureld
by the tradtor industry. Trakt. i sellkhozmash. 32 no.12:14-15 D 162.
(MIRA 16:11)
1. Gosudarstveanyy soyuznyy nauchno-isslodovateliskiy traktornyy institute
(Tractor industry)

A.,
AUTHORS: Kushayeva, R.I., Ktmgurovat A.Y. 32-11 -33/60
TITLE: Examples for the Application of the Method of Computed Diagrams in
the Spectral Analysis of Sharp Cutting Stools and Bronze of the Type
A X-9-4 (Opyt primeneniye metoda raschetaykh grafikov pri spek-
tralln- ar-11re bystrorezhushchey stali i bronz A )k -9-4)
MIODIMi Zavodnkaya Laboratoriya, 1957, Vol. 23, Nr 11, pp. 1357-i36o (USSR)
ABSTRkCT: In this case the method of computed diagrams developed by I.S.Fishmann
was used. Analysis was carried out in the usual wq by meons of the
speotrograph " 0(Q -22", the generator "" r -2" with a 3-1018 condenser
system. The inclination of the graduation curve was omputed accord-
ing to the for=Aat-tgcc background = F k P b, where t"background
in an angle coefficient of the graduation curve, r - contrast factor
of the film, P - multiplier of the -dilution of the base, and k--
the background coeffioient~ The factor ~ was determined according to
the apectrogram-on the bisic film by the application of a 9--step re-
aucer. For the determination of the basio film coefficient k, which
was wTosed double an long, the spectra of the stendard samples used
Card 1/3 for testing were recorded, and eventually the spectral lines of the

32-11-33160
Examples for the Application of the Method of Computed Diagraw in the Spectral
Analysis of Sharp Cutting Steals and Bronze of the Type A )1( -9-4
elements to be determined were photometrized by way of a background
scale. The coefficient P was computed according to the formula
1 + 9 , v&ere o denotes the required component and Obasis de-
Obas, is
notes the basic component of the alloy. The coefficient of the reaboorp-
tion b was assumed to be equal to 1 for the case that the excitation
potential, computed according to the formula:
lovmr n E r - 12395 is above zero. As an example for the applioa-
UP" 7-
tion of the suggested method the solution of the two following prob-
lems is given: 1, Computation of the angle of inclination of the gradu-
ation curve on'the basis of the determination of the tungsten oontent
aocoraing to the line 2397.09 JR. 2. Computation of the angle of in-
olination of the graduation curve based upon detarmination of the
silicon content in sharp cutting steel according to the line 2516.12
For the control of these methods chemical and spectral methods were
used at the same time. (According to the table given, the possible
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ExaWles for the Appliostion of the Method of Ccmputed Diagram in the Spectral
Analysis of Sharp Cutting Stools and Bronze of the Type A)K -9-4
error, in the case of the chemical method being accepted, was loss
than 5%). In the same way, comparisons of the inclination of the
gra,duation curve attained by the application of standards with oom-
puted curves showed only insignificant differences in inclination.
There are 2 figures, 5 tables, and no references.
AVAUABLEs Library of Congress
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BRODSKIYI V.ya.1 KUSHCH, A.A.
I
Viariationi of the v=ber of pol~ploid cells in the postmbr7mia
development'in rats. D6kl. AN SSSR 147 noo3:713-716 Iq 162.
(MIM 15,12)
1. Institut morfologii zhivotnykh im A.11. Severtsova Pli SSSR i
Hookovskiy gosudarstve=yy universitet in. M.V* lomonosovao
(Pointy)

BRODSKlY., V.Ya.; KRUSHCHOV, N.G., -KUSIICII, A.A.
Irregularity of the prociss of premitotic redup] !cation of DNA
in mammalian cells; cyto3pectrophotometric data. Biul. eksp.
biol. i med. 57 no.3:94-97 Rr 164.
(MIM 17: 11)
1. Institut morfologii zhivotnykh imeni A.N. Severtsova (dir. -
doktor biologicheskikh nauk M.S. Mitskevich) Ali' SSSR, Institut
morfologii cheloveka (dir. - chlen-korrespondent M,21 SSSP prof.
A.P. Avtsyn) A14N SSSR, kafedra gistologii (zav. - prof. G.I.
Roskin) Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta imeni Lomono-
sova. Predstavlena deystvitellnym chlenom Al-114 SSSR N.N. 'Lhukovym-
Verezhnikovym.

KIISHCHY A,A,,- TARYGIN, V.N.
Pclyploidy :of morio- and b1nucleate netarons in the upper cervical
ganglion of rabbits. Mtoiogilal na.2,228-233 Kr-Ap 165.
(KIRA 180)
1. Laboratoriya tsitologii Inotituta morfologil zhivotnykh AN
33SR, kafedra tsit6logii i gistologil Monkovskogo universiteta i kafedra
gistologli 2-go Voskovskcgo meditsinskogo institnta.

KUSHCH, A.A.
............ ------
Poly,ploidization of ganglionic neurons ir the retina under
the influence of an increased functional load. TSitologiia ?
no.6042-745 N-D 165.
(MIRA 19ti)
1. LaboratorJya tsJtologii Instltutn morfologJA zhivotnykh
AN J"S,',R I Kafedra t3itOlORII A pintologit MoskovDkv1-,,O. univerpi-
tata. Submitted JkprJl 2, l-,)65.

KUSHC,~J, it.l. (Kremenchug, ul. Voroshilova, d. 34/2)
cancer which developed 25 years after gas troenteroe tomos is.
Nov. khir. arkh. 5:110-111 8-0 158- (MA 12:1)
1. KremenchWkly onkologicheskiy dispanser.
(STOMACH-GAIM)

KUSHCH, A.I. (Kromeuchug, ul. 40-letiya Oktyabrya, d.54, kv.1)
71broadenoma of the carotid gland. Nov.khir.arkh. no.6:95-016 N-D
159. (MIRA 13t4)
1. Kromenebugskiy onkodispauser.
(GAROTID BODY--TUMDRS)

SOURCZ CODE: UR/3117/65/OCO/W6/W70/WZ7
N. V. (Eng-ineor); Kushch, F,,
engineer); Serceyeva, K. 1.
El~'ir'nov, 11r. 1. (!;nuineor)
~:1a: nono
Duv~,lopment of the ~icat trcat~aunt proccos for the planet pinions of tractor K-700
DDUR,'~: LeninCrad. Nauchno-issledovatcllskiy institut tokov vysokoy chastoty. Trudy,
no. 6, 1965. Promyshlonnoye primenoniye toL~ov vyn6koy chastoty (Indu3trial application
of hiCh-frequoncy current), 70-07
TOPIC IJA~;S: A heat treatment, Ygear tractor / k,'70o tractor
-Bc' ',CT: in view of the mass production of tractor K-700, a practical and ef
M ient
Icl
met,.D.d of heat treating the planet piniono was developed. Thr, hea-tin,- and coo.Ling
M~-thod for the production heat treatment is described (Fee Fig. 1), aLd the effects o.
chanaed heater geometry and cooling spray paramete.ro on the hardened zone goometry are
c1scussed. Curves of the cooling rates as a function of temperature and of coolinz, time
aro presented for the hardened regions. The hardness profiles are also included. A
table of the production heat treatment parameters is given, and the experimental result3
or, the dimensional effects of the heat 'treatment process are presented and discussed. In
10,64 21 000 gears were successfully heat-treated IDY this method. I~ is suggested 'Ehat
- s method can be applied to other types of gears.
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ACC NRt 1=01522
Fig. 1. Inductor configuration for pinioa
heat treatments: 1 and 2 - return wires;
3 - regulating magnotic circuit; 4 and
6 - active induction coils; 5 - magnetio
path; 7 - cooling sprayers
OriG. art. has: 3 tables, 10 formulas,.and 12 figures.
SIF13 CODE: 13/ SUM DATEs noae/ ORIG RM. 005
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S/182/60/000/002,/002/012
A161/AO29
AUTHORS% Polovnikov, V.V.i Kushch,,E.V.
TITLE: Practical Use of Uear hoiiing-f-R-MIR-Production
PERIODICAL: Kuznechno-shtampovochnoye proizvodstvo, 1960, No. 2, pp. 4 - 8
TEXT: The "Krasnyy metallist" Plant In Konotop was the first to use roll-
ing for gears of less than 100 mm in diameter and 1.5 module; now the Kharlkov-
skiy traktornyy zavod im. Ordzhonikidze (Kharlkov Tractor Plant im. Ordzhonikid-
ze) and the ChTZ are using it also for larger gears. The article contains de-
tailed information on the process and a brief illustrated description of the ma-
chines. The methcd is 5 - 10 times more productive than cutting, the gears are
more durable, less me-tal is needed and no expensive milling cutters are requirW_
The principle is rotation of gear blanks in mesh with cogged rolls, squeezing
metal out of grooves and forming teeth. Two machine types are known (Ref. 1),
viz., rack type and roll type, but the roll type only is used at the time being.
In the Llk6MM-22 (TsKEM-222 .), machin%of the Konotop Plant (Fig. 3, kinetic dia-
gram) gear blanks are forced axially between rotating rolls, only small gearscan
be produced, and the accuracy is not above "class 4". The ChTZ has a URBMM-13
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Practical Use of Gear Rolling in Mass Production A161/Ao2g
(TsMIM-13) machine with radial rolls feed and no axial blank feed; the accuraw
obtained with 7 mm module gears is also nclass 4". The Khar'kov Tractor Plantin
cooperation with NIT TVGh lm. Professor V.P. VologdIn mproved the accuracy by
dividing the pro~e7~_i o two stages~ hot plastic deformation and cold finishkg
rolling (with 0.05 mm allowanoe on tooth flank for cold rolling) (Ref. 2). The
Khar'kov Plant, abbreviated XT3,(KhTZ), produced a hot-rolling machine (deswibed
in Ref. 3), and a cold-finishing machine, and beginning with 1957, tractor gears
of 5 mm module were obtained with an accuracy of the 2nd and 3rd class, The hot
x,Tq-296 (KhTz-296,1 is illustrated In Figure 5. It works with radial feed of
rollers and differs from the TsN11TMASh system machine (Fig. 11) by having one
cogged and one smooth roll, rolls for the butt faces, and hydraulic drive for
too! rests. Gears rolled over cn butt sides are ready without further machinirg.
The cold-finishing XT3.-298 (KhTz-298) machine (Fig, 6) has one cogged roll, no
smooth roll and no butt rolls. The KhTZ hot and cold machineaccommodates 200 -
500 nim in diameter gears with a maximum module of 7 mm and a maxim= width of 70
mm. The article includes the method used for calculating the roll tooth dimen-
sions (Fig. 7).. This method Is n,:.t yet finally established, and further inves-
tigations are necesEary, for it appears that the addendum shape is detrimental
to the durability of rolls, and the generating angles (20 and 190.) are selected
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at random. First-class accuracy of rolls appears to be not justified, for the ao-
curacy of gears produced with them is not higher than 3rd class, and it seems that
other factors than the generating roll accuracy are also involved. Gear blanks
are heated for hot rolling by a sector-shaped Induction heater (Fig. 9) to 1,100-
- 1,2000C. The entire hot rolling process beginning with pressing a push button
to lower the heater on the blank lasts 48 see (Table 2). A photo (Fig. 10) shows
a hot-rolled gear. Even the improved hot-rolling machine does not produce gears
with stable 2nd - 3rd accuracy class due to warping, and further improvement must
be sought in design improvement of the cold-rolling machine. Graphite lubrica-
tion and rounded-up roll tooth addendum had a positive effect on the flow of met-
al that was not satisfactory in the beginning. Only after an investigation car-
ried out in 1957 by Yu.A. Fedorov with screwed in steel pins (Fig. 11) it was es-
tablisbed that the tooth space of the roll must be deeper (0.75 mm deeper) so as
not to restrict the flow of metal on the blank to the addendum tops. There are
11 figures, 3 tables and 5 Soviet references.
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L 12890-63 EqP(~)fW(q)PDq(m)/~D3 AWrC/A,,zD Pf_4 allrd
A'.CESSION NRi AP3001424 S/0136/63/000/006/0084/0085
Kushch, E. V.; Tvanovt V. K.; Rjai (:!!L
_Le
VITLE: Draw plate with adjustable roll section for dra-An% rectangular cross see-.
tion tubin
SOURCE: Tsveinrye metally*, no. 6. 1963p 84-85
TOPIC TAGS: draw plates, roll sectionst tuvAng
APSTRACT: Authors describe a new type of draw plate with adjustable roll section
used for drawing tubinq, and which is intended for small scale production. ~Vachine:
is described in enclosure. Orig. art. hast 3 figures.
~ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTED.- 00 DATE ACQ: 09JU163 ENCL: 02
SUB CODE: 00 NO REF SOV: 000 OTHER: 000
Card

IrUSHCH. I.I.; DIUGIRL. N.A., tokhnichookly rodaktor
--l"Mmomw
[Work practice of assembly mechanics at the Urals' Chemical KeLchinery
Plant] Opyt slosarel-oborobohikov Uralkhlmuashsavoda. Kooky&, Gas,
n&uohno-tokhn. lad-vQ mashinostrolts lit-ry. 1954* 15 pe (Microfilm]
(Vachinery-boustruction) (KLRA 8:2)

VEDIMNIKOV, Lev Alekseyevich; KUSHCH, L.K., redaktor; TIKHMOVA, Te.A..
tekhnicheskiy redaktor - PW
[Problems in the prevention of ship collisions at sea] Zadachnik
po voprosam produprezhdanita ntolknovenit audov v more. Hosirva,
Izd-vo "Morokot transport," 1955. 101 n. KRA SM
(Collisions at sea--Prevention)

KMECH, L.0 kapital dallnego plavanyia
I
Ship collision prevention for navigation in fog. Mor.flot 15
no.5:9-12 My 155. (KLRA 8:6)
(Yog signals) (Gollisione at sea--Prevention)

OUCH. L.
The use of marine radar stations in ship navigation. Mor.flot 15
no.12:7-10 D 155. MRA 9:3)
1. lopolnvayushchiy obyazannosti glavnogo shturmana Glavnogo
upravlontya po besopasnosti moreplavaniya Ministerstya morskogo
flota.
(Navigation) (Radar)

KUSHCH, L., Kapitan dallnego plavanlya.
Important conditions for successful fall and winter navigation.
Mor. flot 16 no.12:4-5 D 056. (MIRA 1012)
1. Upraylentys Glaymorrevizora, Hinisterstva. morskogo flota.
(Navigation--Cold weather conditions)
(Ships--Maintenance and repair)

IWBHGH. L.
-1 -
Develop And impro*e the technical means And methods of ship
handling. Mor.flot 17 n0-5--8-11 MY '57. (HLRA 10:7)
1. Gl%ynyy shturman Uprayleniyst glavnogo revizora po bazopasnoott
moreplavaniya Hinisteretya morskogo flota. ..
(Ship handlIng)

BM04AN, Alifired Andreyevich; ROSTISLAVINA, K.T., red.; SUTYRIN, M.A.. retsen-
zent; 9USHCH, L*K*, retsenzent; AMSEY317, V.I., red. izd-va;
tekhn. red.
(Manual for ship handlers in inland navigation] Pooobie dlia sudo-
voditelia ozernogo plavaniia. Izd.2., dop. i perer. Moskva, Izd-vo
"Rechnot transport," 1958. 185 P- (MIRA 11t6)
(Inland navigation) (Ship handling)

BEKKAN, Allfred Andreyevich.- RABINOVICH, N.M., retsenzent; KMCH.
red.; KAKRUISHITIA, A.N., red.izd-va; BOBROYA, V.A.,
[Kanual on the use of nautical instruments] Rukovodstvo po
ekspluatataii shturmnakikh priborov. koakva, Izd-vo "Rechnoi
transport." 1959. 117 P. (MIRA 13:2)
(Nautical instruments)

RULIKOV. Dmitriy Ivanovich; MATOY, Vladimir Fadayevich; SMWTKO, G.K.,
rateenzent; XONSTARTINOV, V.P., reteenzent; NUSHCH, L.K., red.;
LOBANOV, Te.M., red.lzd-ve; BOBROVA, T.A., takhn.red.
(Nautical equipment of ships for inland navigation) Novigatsionnoe
oborudovanis sudov vnutrannago plavenita. Moskva, lzd-vo 'Raohnoi
transport.* 1959. 127 p. (MIRA 13:1)
(Inland unvigation) (Nautical instruments)

KUSHCH, L.
"Don" radar units. Mor. flot 19 no.5:31-33 My 159.
(MIRA 12.7)
l.Glavny7 shturman Ministeretva morskogo flota.
(Radar In navigation)

KUSHCH, L.K.
Using the self-recording NEL-4 echo sounder for measuring depth5
over 500 meters. Ryb. prom. no.520-4 '59. (MIRA 150)
1. Glavnyy shturnan Glavmorrevizora.-
(Deep-sea sounding) (Sonar)