SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KVASOV, A. A. - KVATER, I. S.

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KOGAN, P.O.; SANIHA.. N.L.; KAZARNOVSKIY, S.N.; Prinimali uchastiye:
SEDGY, M.P.- KVASOV A.A
Removal of acetylenic compounds from the butylene-bivinyl
fraction of gases of petroleum product pyrolysis by the
methode of selective hjdrogenation. Khim.prom. no.10:717-719
o 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(Olefins)
~Azetyiene compounds)
(Petroleum-Refining)

ACCESSION NR: AP4009729 S/0075/64/019/001/0117/0120
AUTHOR: Barnj*shnikov, Yu. N;; Kvasov, All A.
TITLE: Iodometric determination of ary1magnesium compounds
SOURCE: Zhurnal analiticheskoy khimii, v. 19., no. 1, 1964, 117-120
TOPIC TAGS: quantitative arylmagnesium determination., iodometric
analysisi, arylmagnesium, determination, ary1magnesium solution
stability, phenylmagnesium, diphenylmagnesium, iodine solvents,
arylmagnesium halides
ABSTRACT: This is the first study of such quantitative determina-
tion of aryl compounds of magnesium. The reaction is assumed to pro-
ceed according to the equation RMgX + I = RI + MgXI and was conduct-
ed with an excess of iodine dissolved A benzene or another solvent
into which 2-5 ml of the arylmagnesium tompound were introduced. The
iodine excess was subsequently removed with thiosulfate. Analysis
found the reaction to be completep since varying the amounts propor-
tionally did not change results* Tests with fresh and aged solutions
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ACCESSION NR: Ap4oo9729
,of organomagnesium compounds gave satisfactory results. This method
is thus considered sufficiently universal cmd reliable for arylmag-
nesium halides and diarylmagnesium compounds. Optimal conditions are
3-4 times the theoretical amount of iodine, reaction time of 5-10
minutes and a relatively low-volatile and easily dehydrating iodine
solvent (toluene). Orig. art. has: 2 formulas and 2 tables**
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issledovatel-skiy institut,khimii pri
Gor-kovskom gosudarstvennom universitete im. N.1. Lobaohevskogo
(scientific -Research Institute of Chemistry of Gorlkiy State Univer-
sity)
SUBMITTED: 06MaY63 DATE ACQ: 14peb64 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: CH NO REF SOV: 001 OTHER: 007
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EVASOV I D.R.! _
Variability of factors and components of ammial stream flow.
VestoLen.une 11 no.12S99-102 156. (MA 9:9)
(Hydrology)

KVASOV. D.D.
FormRtion of spring flood water in fields and forests in minor
water collecting basins of the Valday Hills. Vest. WU 12 no.2:
154-163 '57. (Valday Hills-Floods) (MIRk 11:2)

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KYASOV, D.D.; ZUBNEL-YANIKUN, B.B.
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one problems in the application of distribution curves to runoff
calculations. Trudy GOI no.61:287-298 157. (HIM 10:12)
(Runoff) (Dintribution (N6bability theory))

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VOLIFTSUN, I.B.; KVASOV, D.D.
Accuracy In calculating the flow of water by hydrometric
installations of flow observation stations. Trudy GGI no.62:
94-106 157. (MIRA 10:12)
(Stream measurements)

KVASOV, D. D., Cand Geogr Sci -- (diss) IlFlowoff in the forest zone
of the IEuropean part oftUSSR. Qualitative analysis of I*m procesW2~
of li~-rlation k-fi-OW-0--fif according to data from observations of the
slop0 flowoff of small currents of water." Len, 1958. 17 PP (Len
100
Order of Lenin State Univ im A. A. 2hdanov), 100 copies (KL, 16-58,
117)
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IYABOV
Iffeat of the relation 'between surface and under drainage on
the annual runoff [with sumory in Dudish] e Veot*LGU 13
no*12:162--164 138o (KM 11:12)
(Runoff )
I

KVASOV,, D.D.
Estimating-the forecasts of neasonal ph,noenae Sbor. rab. po
gidrol. no.1:148-152 159. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Leningradskiy gosudarstvenn universitet.
(Hydro:Lo;7

KVASOV, D.D.; SELIVERSTOV, Yu, AD,
---------
Some problems in the paleogeogravhy of the Issyk-Kull Depression.
Trudy Lab. ozeroved. 10:45-54 160. (MIPLA 14:6)
(Issyk-Kull Depression-Paleogeography)

EVASOV..D.D.; IMIN, I.Tao
Use of the components of distribution curves in hydrological cal-
culations. ftudy OGI no-73-.141-143 160. (XIBA 13:6)
(Hydrology-Tables, calculations, etc.)

KTASOV, D. D
Runoff in the forest zone of the Daropean part of the
U.S.S.R.; qualitative analysis of runoff formation based
on the data of overland flow and spring runoff in exiall
drainage basins. Uch.sap.LGU no.292:3-W 160.
(HIR& 1317)
(Runoff) (Forest influences)

KVASOVj D.D.
Effect of glaciation on the development of the drainage network in
the East European Plain. Trudy Lab.ozeroved. l5s247-286 163.
(MIRA 160)
(East European Plain-Glaciation)

KVASOV, D.D.
Hydrology of the Middle Fiioca,,,e in VIH C83pian 3ia regi,:;n. Dskl, Z
yj.~-O'
SSSR -1-58 nc.2-.352-354 6 164.
1. Predstavleno akademikom D.V.Nalivkinym.

KVASOV, D.D~
Nikolal kkolaevich Sokolov ca.)-895i an his 70th birthday.
lzv~ Vses. geng. ob.-va 97 rio.2il-:?8 Mr-Ap '65. (MIRA 18- 5)

KVASOV, D.D., .
The supposed oil potential of upper 14iocene deposits of the
Northern CasDian. Izv. Vses. geot-.. ob-va 97 no.6:534-536
11-D 165. 19: 1)

XAM, 1). -G.
OA new confirmation of electrical mechanism of nerve conduction" (P. 376).by Evassov, D.. G.
SD: Advances -An LkAern Biolo - (Uspekhi Sovremennoi Biologie) Vol. XII, No. 2, 1940

KVASSOV, D. G.
NKh. S. Koslitoyarts, JCnaayFj of the hiatory of phyniology In Ruscia., (P. 311) Rev. bv
D. G. Kvat;sov--
SO: Advances in Modern Biology (Uspekhi Soveremennoi JJiologii) Vol. XXIII, No. 2, 1947

194).-A it w mech. chern.. and pby&k-ocbetn. in-
Uences affectws nerves: over 100 references. J. F. S.

KVASOV) D.G. 60/49T75
~oj)/Oqt 48,
Nervous System
1-2ovIew of Academician 1. S. Verltov's 'General
ftysio~ogy of the Muscular an& Nervous Systems,'
Reviseil jd1tion$" D~ G. EVasov, 7 py
"Uspekh Soma b1ol" Vol !Mp No 2 (5)
,3ook covers most Important theoretical concepte-of
Soviet scienitsts during past 10 years from a neit
-viewpoint. It has,, howeverj, a number, of m1nor der-..
feats which are given in epos detail. Inaccuracies
tu.the Index we Oleo noted.

VM*q&IcIn6 Nervous system, Jul/Aug
Physiology
Medicine Temperature, Effects
*Pmetional Resistance of the Ner'Tous Tissues and
Zi Relationship to lability, 11, 11 D. G. Wasar'.
Giol L2st Imeni Aced A, A. Ukhtcmskly, Leningmd
BUte 'U and Cbair of Physiolo First Uningra&
C24. NO& Inst Ineni 1. P. Pavlov, pp
"71tiol Zhur, SM" - Vol =:LV, No 4
Treats subject under: (1) how to measure funotional
resistance- -seasonal. effects, effect of temperature,
16/497M
IRST,A%dicine Nervous SWstem. jul/Aug 48
Physiolo'gy'(.Cont&i
aboages in the oondition of the nervous tissues,
s~m& topographic, factor;* (2) fmotional resistanoe.
Gi3& "Gensitivimess" to injurious stimuli; (3) re-,
alitance and the central nervoue system* Submitte&
I'Ita 1946.
1-6/49M

PA 16/49T78
KVASOV, D. G.
ftsiology
Medicine Chronaxia
*Functional Resistance of the Nervous Tissues
and Its Relationship to Lability,=., " D. G.
fNasov, ftsiol Inst Imeni Acad. A. A. Ukhtoms)d y,
laningrad State U and Chair. of Physiol, First
Leningrad Med. Inst Imani Aced I. P. Pavlov, 51 pp
*Yiziol Zhur WSR" Vol =IV, N'oA
Reports experiments on frogo. Discusses re-
fractivity, chronaxia, resistance, and metabollo
nerve potential. Sul~nittetl'7 Jul L946.
16/49T78

I - - -.1 C.
Ems 0v y D. C. - "~Icrvcs anal norve centers (1-ill"Ciolci.7,ical pa-ralic-lism)," 7.ru,--,,- 4'-*z--,
laboratoriy in.. Pavlova, '101. TI, 19'40/) P. 394-405
71
"0: U-4355, 14 AuFgust 53, (Letopis 1zhurmal Iny!,Ji Statey, I..o. 15, 1949)

Yateriale on tbft ph7siol6gy of irritation of plant calls.
Uch. zap. Loa. un. no-99:258-275 149. (MLRA 10:2)
1. Iz Fizi6logicheskogo instituts, imani A.A. Ukhtomkogo
Loningradskogo gosudaretvannogo ordens, Lenina universiteta.
(PLARTS-IRRITABILITY AND YOVSKWS)

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thnsbalil of staMy rukpd briwm 6.1 and 6.0 mis.
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net syse" 0. 2't. K~Lpnff

I...... K;ZV~ASOV, ~D.G* ~,
Development of automatic movements of the hands, eleetrophysiologic
studies. 7isiol. %h. SWR 38 no.4.*423-43-3 JuIr-Au& M2. (OLML 23:2)
1, Iaboratory of Blectropbysiology.of the Departmant.of-Pbysiology imeni
1. P. Pavlov of the Institute of Ihmerimental Medicine of the Aja~ademy of
Medical Sciences USSR and Department of Normal Physiology-cf lirst Radical
Institute imeni 1.4 Pavlovj Leningrad, I

KVASOV, D.O.
Data on the history of pbysiology of untritiou In liassia. Fiziol.
zh. SSSR 39 no* 1:122-130 Jan-Feb 193), WL~KL 94:2)
1, Ioningrad;

Physiology
Card 1/1 Pub 33-16/18
FD-2285
Author Kvasov, D. G.
Title I. P. Pavlov's letters to M. N. Shaternikov, S. I. Chechulin and
G. Kovan'ko
Periodical Fiziol. zhur. 40, 618-631, Sep-Oct 1954
Abstract Gives transcripts and commentary on tventy-nine letters written by
I. P. Pavlov to M. N. Shaternikov, S. I. Chechulin, and G. Kovan'ko
during the period 1905-1936. Photograph.
Institution: Institute of Physiology imeni I. P. Pavlov of the Academy of Sci-
ences of the USSR
Submitted

USSR Aledic ine-Physiology
Card 1/2 Pub 17-5/21
FD-A22
Author : *Kva.sov, Prof D. G. and T. A. Trofimova
Title : On one o he conditioned transitions from pressor reflex reaction of
the vascular system to depressor reflex reaction.
Periodical : Byul. eksp. biol. i med. 39, 19-21, Jan 1955
Abstract : It is known that irritation cif the sciatic nerve causes an increase
in blood pressure. Some Soviet scientists however, called the scia-
tic nerve a pressor 'in contradistinction to the depressor nerve of
the heart or the sino-carotid nerve whose irritation reduces blood
pressure. This was disputed by N. Ye. Vvedenskiy and A. A. Ykhotom-
skiy. The possibility of "remodeling" the pressor into a depressor
had already been shown by I. P. Pavlov in 1878. Authors therefore
studied the role of stimulation of the receptors of internal organs
by observing the reaction of the vascular system to the stimulation
of the sciatic nerve. There were two series of experiments; first
sustained, but weak stimulation of stomach and intestinal receptors
resulting in a sharp, prolonged rise of blood pressure. Second:
repeated short stimuli of considerable force of stomach receptors
producing a decrease of the blood pressure. Further report on con-
tinWe 0
ed_ exppi~jtqents will. f llow-, jp~, later papers. No references.
Institution: Chair of Normal Physiology (*Head, Prof.D. G. Kvasov) of the Lenin-
------------ grad Pediatrics Medical-Institute, Leningrad

KYASOV, D.G.
The Gagra conference. Fixtol.shur. 41 n0-3:452-483 my-Je 155.
(Inhibition) (WaA 8:8)

usm/Human and Aninal Physiology - Nervous System. T-10
tibs Jour : Ref 2hur - Biolij. No 7., 1958, 32118
Author : KIvasov, D.G.
Inst :
Title : Reflex Reactions of External Muscles of the Eye in Lower
Animals in Response to Inadequate Stimulation.
Orig Pub : V. sb.: Probl. sovrem. fiziol, nervn, i myshechn. sisteme
Tbilisi., AN GruzSSR, 1956, 115-120-
Abstract : In frogs, in contrast to rabbits and cats, the external
--ascles of the eye (EME) do not exhibit tonic tension in
a dorment condition. In contrast to miscles of the locom-
tive apparatus, they also display no electric activity
during distension. However,, during stimulation of the
cornea of the eye, of the mucous lining, of the skin of
EW in frogs,, a one-sided protective reflex of retraction
of the ocular globe inward is usually caused* In addition
the rate of electrical discharges of EME reaces 80-100
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XTASOV, D.G. (Ioningrad)
The science of PhYsiologr in the Chinese National Republic. f12i0l.
shur. 42 no.5t434-444 My 156. (HLRA 9:11)
(PUSIOLOGT, hist.
in China)

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EVASa. D G. - laningrad)
Proper musci4ar apparatus of analysors; with reference to simple
orientation r6flexeo. Fiziol. zhur. 42 no.8:621-611 Ag 156.
(RVLU, (XLRA 9: 11)
orientation, propiamuscular appar. (Buis)
(KUSGIBS, pbysiology,
pzopLaWscular appar. in orientation ref loxes (Rus))
(ORINNTATION.
same)

XVASOV, D.G.; SHIPOVA, N.V.
Complex rhythmicity of respiration in children. Nauk zap. Kyiv.
un. 16 nor.17:97-102 157. (NIPA 13-.2)
(MPIRATION) (MANTS (NZMRN))

USSR/Hurx,an and :.niii-inal Physiology. The Nervous System T-12
,%ba Jour Raf Mar - Biol., No Ili; 1958, N,.,) 65641
:,uthor Kvasov D.G.
Inst
Title Conduction, Inhibition a4d Stability
OriS Pub Fiziol. z','- SSSR, 1957, 43) No 8, 744-752
;.bstract one nust distinguish betieen the hi~,hly specialized
functional structures (SPS) of cells.and protoplas:.i in
gencral. The SPS which provide for the poisoninG of do-
fininte functions of the cell can be found not only in
the stito of excitcation or inhibition but also nt rest.
Tho qtinulatcid call com rcmc t with a general "prinary proto-
plmAc renction" or only throu3h reaction of its SFS. The
transition of the SFS fro-.~i rest to P. state of excitation re-
presencts the unarGencoof a qwlitatively now state.
Upon subtlireshold stimulation of nervous tissue, there im,,-
arise: n) a local gradual reaction and b) a local non_,,radod
iy.ipulse. The latter is the r,~sponsc of the SPS. Between
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USSR/Hunan and :_?Ai-iL,1 Physiology. Me Nervous SYstel~' T-12
,,.ba Tour Ref YJiur - Bial., No 14., 1958; xo 65641
the two there is a characteristic differened to
the difference between the rastin,; current and the action
current. ".ccordin,-, to the latest data, the action current
ccnnot undergo a Gradual transition to a restin- current.
The i-i-i-Pulse is a local phonmiama. its dissardnation ro-
sults fron a chain of local excitations which arise as
reactions and are rinnifested as sti",uli- one ::iuSt djs-
tinguish between the concc?ts of o:mitability and conduc-
tivity, and return to Verigo's idea) which is supported bY
the LIL-st recent data, of the "slatation" of an ir.Tpulse
throul.", a nonconduction portion, and recognize the exis-
tence. of SFS which provide for conduction. Disturbanee
in the SFS of conduction lies at the basis of inhibitionj
which in essence =aunts to (reduced can-
ductivity). Me refractory period of a nerve my result, not
frou roduced excitability or conflict between two stimuli,
but through a weakening or loss of conductivitu. Both
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Physiology In Chinese Peoplels Republic. Gas. lek. ce9k. 96 no.
23:20-24 7 June 57.
1. Fisiologiceskij zurnal SSSR, C. 5, 1956 str. 434-444.
(PHTSIOIoDGY,
in China (Cz))

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KVASOV, D.G.; FLWROVA-GROT, A.K. (Ieningrad)
Pavel lurlevich Rostovtsev and the evaluRtion of his work bv I.P.
Pavlov. Fiziol.zhur. 44 no.1:82-86 Jq 158 (MIRA 11:3)
(BIOGRAPHIES,
Rostovtsev, Pavel Iu. (Rua)
(PHYSIOLOGY,
contribution of P. Iu. Rostovtsev (Rua)
(PAVLOV, I.P.)

KVASOV, D.G. - HJMVSK&YA, A. P.
Stationary electrical potential of nasal and oral mucosas
and its ontogenetic development. Fixiolezhurt 45 no*8;
959-968 Ag '59. (MIR& 12:11)
1. From the Department of Pkvsiolo&7, Paediatric Medical
T
Anatitute, Leningrad.
(NOSE, Physiolog:7)
(HOWTH, pkvsiology)

XTASOV, D.G,; YMROVA-GROT, A.K.
Assistants of I.P. Pavlov in his investigations of the digestive
apparatus during the latter part of the nineteenth and the early
part of the twentieth century. Fidol.'sht1r. 46 to.1:126-132 A 160.
(MIRA 13 15)
1. Prom the pediatric medical institute and the department of
history of physiology of the I,P. Pavlov Institute of Physiology,
Leningrad.
(GAM-ROIMSTINAL SYSTEM physiol.)
(BIOGRAPHIES code for Pavlov)

-.-. KVASQV D G
Propribce~tive reflexes and their inhibition, Fiziol. zhur. 46
no. JWM-397 Ap 160. (MIRA 13t10)
1. From the Physiology Chair of the Pediatric Medical Institutep
Leningrad.
(REEMM)

KVASOV, D.G. (Leningrad)
J,M. bccboj-.cv'u "Jiviln roflox(vill and-11,movian pf~tmlologicaj
scieijce, ill the 18th century and Uie first half of the 19th
century. FLziol. zhar. 49 no.11.~1277-1285 N 163.
(ma-R-A :L -I . 8)
1. Zantestitel? glavnogo rediaktora Fiziologichaskogo zhurnala
SfZ~R imeni I.E. Sechenriva.

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nar-t c-
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r a ~.i

Some aspecte of Aleksei Alekseevich Vkhtomakii's contribution
to science. Fiziol. zhur. 51 no.6:637-645 Je 165.
(IURA 18: 6)

MvS,C2111, I 'i "
Fiziol. !A--ur- 50 no.12:1507-1511 1) 1(4.

KVASOV, I.G.
Somo Improvements of the LGD-1 hydraulic cutter-loader.
Ugoll Ukr. 3 no.10:19 0 159- (MIRA 13:2)
(Coal mining machinery)

KVASOVP Ivan--2JkbDnC-rdAh-x udarnik kommvn4 sticheskogo truda, selcretar 1. partiynoy
organizateli; NEZINOV,M.M..,red.; LAVRENOVA,, N.B., tekhne red,
[Fo3lowing the right course; deadff and people of the crew of
comminist labor manning the motorship "Baltiisk."] Verrym kur-
som; dela i liudi ekipazha. kommuninticheskogo truda teplokhoda
"Baltiidk." Moskvap Izd-vo NMorskoi transport," 1960. 89 p.
(MIRA 14:9)
(Socialist competAion) (Baltiisk (Ship))
I

BUBNOVSKIY, G.A., inzIl.;
Prospect's for decreasing construction time. Enarg. stroi.
no.38t25-29 164. (YI-W 17.-1-D)
1. Trest "Kuzbasaenergostroyti (for Bubnovskiy). 2. Glavnoye
upravleniye po stroitellst-vu i montazhu teplovykh elektrostantsiy
Urals i Sibiri Ministerstva atroitellstva elektrostanlwaiy SSSR.

KVASOV, N.F., inzh.
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1.
Experience In finishing the exterior of apartment houses under
winter conditions. Stroi.prom. 35 no.9:41 S '57. (MIRA 10:10)
(Stucco--Cold weather conditions).

KVASOV) V*F#
Compacting concrete mixes in molds by vibration. Mekh.
stroi. IS no. 5:3.4-16 My 161. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Minskiy zavod zhelezobetcmnykh izdeliy No.g.
(Vibrated concrete)

KVASOV, N F inzh.
-------
Reinforced-concrete stands for press pedestals. Mashinovtroenie
no.5:39-41 S-0 163. (NIRA 16:12)
1. Eksperimentallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
kuznechno-pressovogo mashinostroyeniya.

MURAVIYEV, Aleksandr Andreyevich; CHERTETSOV, Vasiliy Nikolayevich;
KVASOV N V., red.; TFJMHOV, R.Kh., redizd-va;
' U",
B
E DGURO I.A., tekhn. red.
(New form for promoting and introducing the work of in-
novators) Novaia forma propagandy i vnedreniia opyta novatorov.
Leningra4 1962. 21 p. (MIRA 16:3)
(Technological innovations)

SINELEN, Aleksandr IvarovJch; KVASUV, N.V., red.
[Voluntary forms of aid to technological progress; work
practices of the voluntary offices of technological
infon,nation in White Russia] Obghchestvennye forny so-
deistv-Lia tekhrIcheskonu progres-su; opyt raboty obshche-
stvennykh biuro tekhnicheskoi informatsii v Belorussii.
Lenin-rad, 1963. 36 p. (I MIRA 17-7)
0

MURAVIYEVV Aleksandr Andreyevich; CHERTETSOV, Vasiliy Nikolayevich;
KYASQY,_-N.V., red.; TELYASHOV, R.Kh., red. izd-va; GVIRTS,
V.L., tekhn. red.
[Initiative of Leningrad workers is spreading throghout
the country; fair of innovations in White Russia] Pochin
leningrad.tsev rasprostraniaetsia po strane; o iarmarke
novatorskikh predlozhenii v Belorusakii. Leningrad, 1963.
9 P. (MRk 16:10)
(White Russia-Technological innovations)

GONCHAROV, Aleksandr Ivanovich; KVASOV, N.V., red.; TELYASHOV,
81, -,
R.Kh.,, red.izd-va; OVIRT -V.L., te . red.
[Practice of the volunteer design office at the Kirov
Plant of Hoisting and Conveying Macbiner7) Opyt raboty
obshchestvenno-konstraktorskikh biuro na zavode PTO Lm.
S.M.Kirova. Leningrad, 1963. 18 P. (MIRA 17:3)

LANDO, Moisey Emmanuilovich; SKOHODUMOVA, Nina Dmitriyevna;
- KVASOV~_N. -V.p,red.j ALABYSHEVA, H.A.p red.izd-va;
GIflift, VGL.j, tekhn. red.
[New developments in the promotion of technology in an
industrial enterprise] Novoe v tekhnicheskoi propagande
na promyshlennom predpriiati.i. Leningrad, 19611. 27 p.
(MIRA 17:4)

VAS1L'YEV, Vsevolod Dmitriyevich; KVASOV, N.V., red.
[Securing patentability and illltent clearance in design In
chemical machimry manufacture] Obespec-henle patent%lcsposob-
nostl i patentnoi chistory pri proektirovanli v khimichesk=
mashinootroenil. Leningrad, 19614. 29 p. (141RA 18:3)

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AUTHORS: Rregadge, Yu. I., Isayev, B. M. Kvasov, V. A.
TITLE: An Ionization Method for Determining Absorbed Energy in
Mixed Fluxes of Fast Neutrons and y-Rays
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiyat 1960, Vol. 9, No. 2, pp. 126-131
TEXTi A large number of papers have already dealt with gamma-dosimetry,IC,
and several methods have been developed for neutron-dosi-me-Tr-y (also ME---
a gamma background of 10 to 15%).; If the absorbed doses DYand Dn are
nearly equal, the methods of photographic emulsion and the chemical methods
are too inaccurate. Homogeneous, thimble ionization chambers (Refs- 7v 8)
appear to be the most useful. In the preeent paper, the authors give re-
sults obtained when determining the absorbed doses in biological objects,
obtained by the last-mentioned method, In this method) the neutron ani
gamma components are separated by using two chambers having different
hydrogen contents in their walls. From the difference between the effectsit
is possible to determine the ratio of the components. It is of importance
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that the chambers be homogeneous, i.e., that the walls have the same chemi-
cal composition as the filling gas, so that absorption coefficient and maes
stopping power of wall and gas are equal. The authors operated with two
and three chambers; the first chamber consisted of polyethylone,land was
filled with ethylene, the second consisted of graphite with a CC filling,
2 -.1
the third was made from a special plastic material of the type "Aerion't
(Ref. 12), filled with an ethylene-CO 2 mixture (10.25). The hydrogen
content in the filling gas mixture was the same as in Aerion, the oxygen
and carbon contents varied, which, howeverg did not essentially disturb
the homogeneous behavior of the chamber. The conducting layer of the
polyethylene chamber consisted of a semi-permeable aluminum foil
(0.01 mg1om 2) which had been sputtered in vacua. The volumes of the three
chambers were 2.12, 2.26, and 2.59 am 3. The experiments were carried out
on one of the horizontal holes of the WPT(IRT) reactor. A system of boron
carbide and bismuth filters (150 mm thick) was used to reduce the gamma
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and thermal neutron fluxes. The energyp W, necessary for the formation
of ion pairs in the filling gases amounted to 27 ev, 33-5 ev, and 30.2 ev
for the three chambers used. The data concerning the chemical composition
of the biological tissues (Table 1) and the corresponding mass absorption
coefficients are used to calculate the coefficiente ai and bi (a, denote
the ratios between the true mass absorption coefficients of the wall
material of the i-th chamber and the true mass absorption coefficients
of the tissuel bi denote the ratios between the energy absorbed in 1 g of
the wall material of the i-th chamber and the energy absorbed in I g of
tissue). The true mass absorption coefficients g/Q and the values of a i
for muscle and bone tissue as well as polyethylene, Aerion, and graphite
are given in Table 29 and the values of b, (for different neutron spectra)
in Table 3. The bi-values do not depend on the shape of the spectrum within
the limits of measuring accuracy, which is of great importance, because it
is not necessary to take the change in the spectral composition of the
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neutron flux into account when determining the tissue doses at various
depths. The doses Di - D 3 absorbed in the walls of the three chambers oor-
respond to the following doses absorbed in muscles and bones:
Polyethylene: 1-04 D m + 1-41 Dm - D11 1.07 Db + 2.15 Db - Di.
7 n 7 n
Aerion: 0.96 Dm + 0-55 Dm . D 0.98 Db + 0,85 Db . D
I n 2 7 n 2c
Graphitai 0-915 Dm + 0s105 Dm D31 0.94 Db + 0.18 D b , D
V n Y n 30
From these relations it is possible to calculate the tissue doses. The
neutron-senaitivities of the chambers were between 0.2 and 8 Mev. A final
investigation of the measurement of absorbed energy (for neutrons) resulted
in an error of - 15%- It depends only little on D./D 7. The authors thank
Yu. F. Chernilizi for his help, and G. B. Radzivevskiy for discussions. There
are 3 figurest 3 tables, and 17 references: 6 8oviet, 2 British, 3 US9
and 1 German4
SUBMITTED: April 11, 1960
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KVASOVj V. A.$ ISAYEV, B. M.~ HREGADZE, Yu. I.
gIonization Technique for the Evaluation of the Absorbed Energy in the
Mixed Fluxes of Fast Neutrons and Gama Rays."
Report presented at the meeting on Radiation Dosimetry, Intl.
Atomic Energy Agency,
Vienna, 7 - 11 June '61

BREGADZE , Yu. I. j MAYEV I B. M. j WLS~v ~ IEVIN, B.A.; CEPWILIN, Yu.F.
CI-
Production of Ipmen fluxes of fast neutrons for radiobiological
works using an DT-10% reactor. Atom. energ, 12 no.6;537-538
je 162. (114JR4 .15:6)
(Nuolear reactors) (Neutrons) (Radiobiolo&7)

EVASOVP V.A.; ASTRAKHAN, B,V.
Simple method for the interpolation of dosimetric data in
setting up isodoses for multiple-field irradiation. Med.
rad. 9 no.2:89-93 F 164. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Radiologicheskoye otdoleniya (zav.- kand. med. nauk H.A.
Volkova) Nauchno-issledovatellskogo onkologicheskogo instituta
imeni. P.A. Gertsena (dir.-Prof. A.N. Novikov).

KHCHEVp V.N.; BAR&NOVAp N.A,; GCRUCHp I*A.; U-A-a Ej .; KRAWMNKO, I.S.;
MIRONOVP L.V,; FRIVALOV, S.S.j LIASKO.. M.V.; PMROV,, V.F.;
MIRONOV, L.V.; KCKSIJAROVA, I.K.; MIKHAIEV, M.S.; IAZAREV, E.M.;
KMNETSOVA, !*Ro; tAPKIN** V.I.; KRASILINIKOV, N.A.; GOLODSHTEYNp M.I.;
GUTERW, S.G.; ODIKOKOV, Yu.1.; SKRYABIN, N.P.; KORSHCHIKOV, V.D.
Research by the Ural F9,rrous Metal Reseqch Institute. Stall
iz~~iilvi'MX,623l,638-639j,670 JI.162, (MIRA .15:7)
(metallurgical research)

AcCES'4TON NR i-AH4014141 610137163100DIO121VO391VO39
SOURCEs RZh# Metallurgiya, Abso 12V291
J AUTHORt Gorlach, 1. A.j Kvasov, Ye. I.1 Lapkin, Ns Is
TITLEi Vacuum melting of solf-magnatic alloys
CITED SOURCEt Tr. Ural'skogo no-io in-ta chern, met, ve 2j 19639 219-230
TOPIC TAGSt soft magnetic alloy, alloy vacuum maltings arc-vacuum malting., in-
duction vacuum malting,, nickel manganese alloy malting
TUNSLATMONs A study was made of the effect of the methods of vacuum melting on
Ahe chemical composition and magnetic properties of the moat typical magnetic-
soft alloys (5ONp 79NMp 8ONKW). The alloys were melted in a 300 kg open Induc-
tion furnace,with a magnesite erucible. Consumable electrodes in the form of
billets 95-100 mm in diameter were used for are vacuum remelting (AVR). The AVR
vas carried out at a pressure of 10-2 mm Hge Inductioti vacuum melting (IVM) in-
volving veights up to 5 kg was carried out in 'a crucible from A1203 or ZrO2 at
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pressures of 4_8 x 10-2 Om Hge In all# 9 melting3 were carried out in the open
induction furnace, 5 in an H2 atmosphere, and 13 IVM and 19 AVR were performed*
The properties of the soft-magnetic alloys melted under vacuum were found to have
higher values than those of alloys melted in air,, and the properties of the
alloys obtained by AVR hud hi&er values than those of the alloys made by IVM.
IN AVR.. the volatilization of Ni amounted to an average 1*4%, and that of Hn, to
30-LO#10. D. Kashoyevae
DATE AM Man% SUB CODE: ML - ENM a 00
C~jrd 2/2

GORLACH, I.A.; FRIVAIDVp S.S.; MATYUGIN, A.S.; nAPPY.., Ye.l.
Effect of heat treatment on the plasticity and magnetic properties
of an iron alloy with 16% aluminum. Metalloved. i term. obr. met.
no.11:8-1,0 N 163. (MIRA, 16:11)
1. Urallskly nauchno-issledovatellskiy Institut chernDy
metallurgii.

KAPIAN, M.A.; KVASUWA, A.B.; IKURIYEM p N.P.; RABINOVICHp M.I.
Use of hearth burners in heating furnaces. Gaz.prom 6 no.5:18-20
My 161. Ojas burners) ~MIRA 14:5)

KVAS(NA, A.N.
(From ma!~rial- received b~ -the editor on'Diseases of Swine)
5* Extract: "New Method for Treating Metk6tronalosie in Swine"
by assistant Fah.-Tu-sUra--=7 Resident PWalclan A.N. KVAWVX-Wft-a-
Ata Institute of V +A.-rinary Medicine and Animal Husbandry), Instead of
the usual method o? treating metastrongylosis in swine with an it4ection
of Wgol's solution in the trachoa through a syringe the authors ivcxomend
the preparation be ii2trodubed through a atoAach tube (from.a No 20 to a
No 16,, depending on the size of the animml)* The authors base their suggestion
on the difficulties which arise in trying to determine the location of the
trachea*in swine with a thick layer of fat around the neck. Pages 56-57
6. Lixtract-. from the editor: The editors believe that the method
recommended by comrades Musina and KVASOVA should be tested in practice by
veterinarijms, (Veterinar1Xa,,No.9.,1952)
SO:9011W Report U-5638;10 March :1954jp,46-47- CIO g
0 0 0 0 0 0 fo 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 q 0 0 q q 0 0 q 0 * 0 0 OA

TEMINA, A.A.; RUBPIHINA, N.N.; NOVIKOVA, N.N.; ~~~ 1-MORO"LOVA, V.V.
Rapid method for determining low molecular compounds in polycaprol-
actam. Kbim.volok. no.6:54-55 '61. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Barnaullskiy zavod.
(Azepinone)

31ATA 0, Yu.G.; GUSEV, B.G.; DJKBROVSKry, N.A.; KTASOVA, S.I.
,a -
Method to determine the amount of radium In the human body. Gig.
i san. 21 no.1:20-26 Ja-.156 (KW 9:5)
(WrUM) (RAM)
k

V i~,
0 v 1-~
IM (d) /LMT (1) INI(m) /EFF(n)
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4/Pg-4/Pao-2/Pu-4jPk-4/Pl-4 Ijp(o) jDl~,,dIBC
ACCILSIDIT IrAs A?5X~573 S/0286/64/000/019/002h/OL)2L
AUTIDR: YyLov, B, NYalninin Yu. M.; Vinogradoy, G. 11. j Kondratenko, A. N,,;
Yakovlc!v. A.I. - GoIlden D. Y.1- Kv-aDovaj so is f,
5A~
TrrIZx Method of controlling slAve systems. Class 21, NO. 3.65491
&DURCFs Byulleten' irobroto i. toyarnyLdi znakov, no. 19, 1964p 2h
IOPIC TAGS~~utcrintjc control, lectric equipment
r
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Iranolations ~0'M-of-CZK-troilinj slave Gyatama-.
bioting~iahini; fcaturot In order to control the elave'ayetams without t,=,J~v
the trawducar. the signal windings of the transducer are =gnetized with DCo
ASSDUATIONs Gosudarstvannyy komitot, po aviatsionnoftakhnike (State Com.-dttee
for Aircraft Technology)
SUBMITTEDs ObJun63 Ennt 00 SUB ODDEt IE, ES
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LULOVA, N.I.; TARASOV, A.I.; FEUOSOVA, A.K.; LBONTIYEVA, S.A.; _n~ UOL, V.A-.
Analysis of the wide fractions of straight-run gasoline by gas-
liquid chromatography. Khim. i tekh. topl. i masel 8 no.12:
21-28 D 163, (MIRA 17:1)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut po pererabotke
nefti i gazov i polucheniyu iskusstvennogo zhidkogo topliva.

MASIUK, T*M*
Possibility of using phase
zhur. no.11:78-79 IN 161.
(PHASE
contrast microscopy.
MICROSCOPE)
Voen.-med.
(MIRA 15:6)

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
CATAR, Go, Doc. MUDrj CSc%; SWOTA, X.; KVASZ# L.; MWZIK, Doc. MUDrt C3c
I 'wo-oo-owwwwow
1. Parasitological Research Laboratory, Dept. of Biology, Faculty Of
Medicine, Comenius Univ. (Vyskume laboratorium parazitologle A
Katedre biologio Lek. fak. University Komenakeho), Bratislava Tfor
Cater and ?); 2. Dept. of Infectious Diseases (K&tedra infokenych
chorob), Fee. of Mod. Comenius Univ., Bratislava (for Hrusik, Head,
and for ?)
Bratialavap Bratislawske lekarake listyo No 4, 28 Feb 67, pp 241-44
"First non-imported case of diphyllobothriosis in Czechoslovakia."
OATIR., Go; KVASZ) 1,; 2ACHARR,
Positive cOmPlemeft flx-t'Lon rcaction for toxoplasmosis in
patients in an obst~trjcaj-gy-je~-ojogical department. -7,r-,t-Asi.
lek. listy 44 n0.8:11478-484 t6-,.
1. Vysk-umne hborato--ium paru-_jt0logie pri KaLedre lekarskcj
biologie Lek. fak. 13niverz-Aty Komenskeho v Bratislave (ireduci
Prof - I-ILTDr. V. Vrsansky),

KVASZNYIK, Jozsef
Some questions of labor affairs with regard to productivity.
Munka szemle 7 no.8:1-2 Ag'63-

- xvATkbzE., G.I.
Wave properties of chates. Soob. AN Gruz. SSR 31 no. 33
551-558 S 163. (NIRA 170)
1. Gruzinskiy nauchno-issledovateltakiy institut gidrotekhniki
i toelioratsii, Tbilisi. Predstavlano chlenom-korrespondentom
AN iGruaSSR P.G.Shangeliya.

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Abulds latsinNii it w YAOW wdhm doublot un".
U.N.S.S.I.Vr. PAY1. 9.
Computed front itte
.-?1w intensities e,
dmWtk3 of the lines D, and Da measured at 3 dif-
=t temps. The sum A the inten.-Itks f, + A - 1.24.
S. Pakswet
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KVATER, ga:
Axomalous dispersion in sodium and thallium vapors; a doctoral
thesis. Vast. Loa. une 2 no,2;135-141 r 147. MRA 9:6)
(Dispersion) (Vapors) (Sodium) (Thallium)

M
KvAIF-~7~, C. S.
Thal.11up,
Absorption spectrur, of thallium vapors. Vest. Len. un. 7, No. 9, Ic'52.
An invesitigation. of subjecy spectrum in an eytensive region from
wave length 3,776 to 2,000 RI which had not been studied before, the purpose being
to photograph and measure the wave lepgths of as large as possible ntnber of I and II
lines of secondary series with level P.1 close to the boundary and to establish the
2t
exact value of the normal terms Earlies cited work of the author iz; in DoblAN SSSR
Vol-1, 110 (1934). which was co-authored with LI.V.KremenevslLiy and A. N. FilippoV
21~2T107
I'lonthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Con,-.ress
Jure 1953. Url."CL.

KVATER, G. S. ; MEYSTER, T. G.
Cesium
Absolute values of probabilities for transitions of members in the princiFle cesium
series. Vest. Len. -.i. 7, No. 9, 1952.
Describe an invistigation of resonance doublet; eq of temp dependence of
optival density; detn of abs va,- tea of f for resonance doublet; eq of vapor tension of
Cs; investigation of 2-12th doublets; comparison with results' of'otliei~'author~ wWi-
respect to eqs of -Cs irapor ten6io-n' 'aiid abs a-fid i;61at-iiie valtieg -of transition probablilties.
Earliest cited work of G. S. Yvater is in Tz. &k. Ilauk SIFSR, 49, 301 (1,038)
252T106
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, june -1953. Unclassified.

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REVIS, I.A., RTATER, i.s!., Engineer; A.TMEMPYEV, II.F., E4,,,iiicer; FI]RSIIIIN, F.S.
Engiricor
I-Ibr., Uralimsh Plant (-110,45-)
"The TccluioloU of Making Cast Tools at the Uralmash Plant," Stanki I Ins[rmicnt,
161, No. 3, 1945-
BR-52059019

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MIS, I.A., kareflidat tekhnichoskikh nauk; 19AM, I kandidat tekhnichsak-'L~
ego 11ca
"ali ; A KIYXR, V.Y., inzhener; FIRSHIN, inzhener.
Cracks in highn-speed stool castings and methods of preventing this
defect. Yest.mash.27 nooll:39-45 N 147. (MLRA 9:4)
(Stool castings--Defects)

VAT JR, Ix .
U..
[Cast high-speed steel] Litys bystroresbrehahie stali. Sverdlovsk,
Goo.nauchno-takhn. lid-vo mashinostroit,lit-ry rUralo-Sibirskoe
otd-nis] 1952. 60 p. MPA 8:5)
(Tool steel)

p Ot kandidat tak'anicheskikh nauk; SKLYUYZV. P-V., kandidat
EAMT21 Win. IS,
te micheskikh nauk.
Shortcomings of orsnkehaft standards. Standartizateiia no.4.-
55-56 ji-Ag 156. (MM 9:11)
1. 'Uralmashsavod.
(Cranks and cran shafts-3tandarda)

r\VffTF_R, 1-~.
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 1042
Ural'skiy zavod tyazhelogo mashinostroyeniya, Sverdlovsk
Kovka I t6rmicheekaya obrabotka (Forging and Heat Treatment) Moscow,'
Mashgiz, 1958. 132 p. (Series: Its Sbornik statey, vYP.5)
6,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Kvater, I.S., Engineer; Tech. Rd.: DXxgina, N.A.; Ed~
(U.t,~- ~EW Division., Mashgiz): Sustavov' M.I., Engineer-.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers and technicians working
in the field of forging and heat-treating of metals.
COVERAGE: The book presents material which reflects the achievements
of Uralmashzavod (Ural Heavy Machine-buildirig.Plant' -imeni S .
Ordzhonikidze) in the field of forging and 'heat-treating of metals.
Various improvements in production methods, mechanization and
automation of forging and heat-treating processes., application of
various methods of inspection of forgings and elimination of
rejects are described. Specific information on improvements in
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Forging and Heat Treatment 1042
forging and heat-treating of large parts such as turbine discs
and rotors, cold-rolling-mill rolls, and crankshafts are
presented. Descriptions are given of the results of new studies
undertaken with a view to elimination of rejects and improvement of
the quality of parts, determination of residual stresses at
various cooling speeds, data on the efficiency of ultrasonic
inspection and the effect of degassing of molten steel on the
quality of forgings. The book was prepared by the members of
the plant organization of NTOmashprom in connection with the
25th anniversary of the Ural Heavy Machine-building Plant.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Kvater I.S. Summary of Development of Forging and Heat-treating
~~on at the Ural Heavy Machine-building Plant 3
Lebedev, A.V., and Ustyugov, P.A. Welding Up of Internal
Flaws,in Large Forgings 21
.~latkin, M.G. Improvement of Open-die Forging 34
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Katkov, I.S. Improvement of Methods of Forging Turbine-discs 46
Kazarinov,.B.N. Comprehensive Mechanization of Press-forging
Processes 50
Zamotayev, S.F., Kvater, L.Is. and Sklyuyev, P-V. Effect of
Degassing Molten Steel on the Quality of Large-tized High-
alloy Steel Forgings 59
KamenskikhY V.N., and Sklyuyev, P.V. Heat treatment and
Quality of Large Parts 73
Petrov, B.D., and Sklyvyev, P.V. Production of Rolls laor Cold-
rolling Mills go
Mikullchik, AN., and Kats, Sh. I. Schistose Type of Fracture
in Chrome-nickel-molybdenum Steel 103
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Zabludovskiy, V.M. Effect of the Speed of Cooling of Cylindrical
Parts on the Magnitude of Residual Stresses ill
Zabludovskiy, V.M. Determination of Residual Stresses in
Large Parts 115
Kozhevnikov, M.A.' Investigation of Parts Rejected on
Ultrasonic Inspection 123
Kuruklis, G.L., and Vereshchagina, W.G. 'Sulphidization-of Machine
Parts 130
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GO/ksv
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KY "I-TER T,S,
),AUITHOR: Kvater, I. S., Candidate of Technical Sciences.129-11-6/7
TITLE: Work of the Forging and Heat Treatment Shops of the
Uralmash Works. (Kuznechno-termicheskoye proizvodstvo
Uralmashzavoda).
PERIODICAL: Metalloveden-'ye i Gbrabotka Metallov, 1957, No.11,
pp. 72-76 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author discusses generally the problems relating
to teehnology encountered by his Works in the production
of various components of turbines and turbo-generators.
The Uralmash Works have mastered the production of turbine
discs of all dimensions made of carbon, Cr-Mo and Cr-Ni-Mo
steels. The discs are so hgat treated that yield point
values of 28 to 75-93 kg/mmc are obtained. Due to
consistency of the test results, the Works changed over
in 1956 to testing of samples cut solely from the stepped
part and not from the rim of turbine discs; additionally
the discs are tested by means of ultrasonic apparatus.
A new ingot mould was developed for ingots of 64 tons to
be used mainly for the manufacture of rotors, which
ensure most favourable directional crystallization. The
Works produced successfully rotors for turbines of 25 000,
Card 1/3 50 000, 100 000 and 1,50 000 kV1 ratings at 3000 r.p.m.