SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KVETINA, J. - KVETON, R.

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MMINA, J.; GROSSHM, V.
Changen in binding of dolsin with the blood of rats irradiated by
roentgen rays. Cesk. f~,siol. 8 no.4:320 July 39.
1. Farmkologicky urutav lek. fak. KU. Hradec Kralove.
(ANAIMICS AND ANT-IMETICS, blood)
(RADIATION X"MTS)

SEROL, M.; MIOS, 0.; GROSSMKNN, V.; KUTINA, J.
Gritical considerations on sodium succinate therapy of multiple sclero-
sis. Cesk. neur. 22 no.ltll-19 Feb 59.
1. - Haurologicks. klinUm VIA J. Xv. P.. prednoata prof., Dr. So. )L Serol
Farmakologicky ustav VLL J. Xv. P., prednosta doc. Dr. V. Grossmann,
(MULTIPIN SOLIRMLS,'therapy,
sodium Buccinate (Cz))
(SUCCIIIATRS, ther. use,
sodium succinate in multiple sclerosis (Cz))

SRB~V.; Kv~7- P!~, -ya-.,,
Changes in the reactivity of an irradiated organiam. V.Srb.,
IA. Kvetina. Radiobiologiia 2 no.69950-952 162
NIRA 16:11)

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WETIKL, j. (technical co-workers: PMt,. 0. , CMMVA,,J.,, DI?I'EUOVA,, H.)
no acadcnic degree indicated
dept. of p%armacology of the medical facixIty at Charles University (katedra
farriakologie lek.fak.0)', Hradec Kralove; director: Prof. GMSSM V.., RD -
(for all)
Britislava., Bratislavske, Lekarske Listyp No 1, 1963,, pp 41-51
"'The Pharmacodynamica of Dolsin and its Idetabolites in the Cowse of
Radiation Sickness"

KUTMA, -Tarosla:r ;technical assistancel C--llerova, J.
On the question of liberation of ferments from the liver in
the course of irradiation disease. Sbo:rm.ved.prac.lek.fak.
Karlov*Unive(Hrad.Kral.) 6 no.lt!23-126 163.
The effect of sodium suceinata iDn dehydrtogeraticm activi-*ty
of the liver tissue in rats al'ber irradiation.
1. Department of Pharmacology, Charles University, Faculty
of Medicine at Hradec Kralove; headt prof.dr~ Vojtech
Grosmmmm.

KVETINA, Jaroslar; ZICHA, Bohuslav; DYNTAROTA, Hana
Changes in pH of body in animals after irradiation. Sborn.
ved.prac6lek.fai.Karlov.Univ. (Brad.Kral.) 6 no.ltl75-177
1163.
1. Department of PharmacoloP7, Charles Universityt Faculty
of Medicine,. Hradec Kralove- ~headt prof. MMr. Vojteoh
Grossmann),and Veterinaty Research Centerp Fesgue.

-KVETIIIA,_I=alaw-iKvetina,Jaroslav]; GROSSMM, Voytekh [Grossmarm, Vojtech];
tekhricheskoye sotrudnichestvo,. PETSA,O. [Peca,0,1
Effect of pethidine and thiopental on the survival of irradia-
ted animals. Cesk. otolaryng. 12 no.6:101-103 D163.
1. Kafedra farmakologii Meditsinskogo fakulltota Karlova uni-
versiteta, v Gradtse Kralove (nikovoditelli prof.dr.med.Voytekh
Grossmann)

GRADILp Illya; KiETM&,jqzgp~ar [Kvetinap Jaroslav];
LRYSEK, Karl (Lejsek,
Electron microscopy of mitochondria from rat liver after
roentgern irradiation. Cesk. otolaryng. 12 no.6:141-143 D163.
1. Kafedra gistologii s embriologiyey (rukovoditell: prof.
drevet. i dre biol* Vlastimil. Vrtish); Kafedra farmakologii
(nikovoditeltz Prof. dr.med. Voytekh Grossmann); i Kafedra
meditsinskoy khimii (rukovoditelltdr.meci. Ivo Gays) Medi-
tsinskogo fakultteta Karlova universitets. v Gradtse Kralove.

C72CHOSLOVAKIA
C-.-LIOSSI-Lou V.
given]. 9 _IQ ~-,-IWA~pJ. , and SRB p V. [ af filiation not
"Symposi:on on the Change in the Reactivity of Irradiated
organisms"
Prague, Casopis Lelcaru CesLcych, Vol CII, No 23, 31 May 63,
'OD 644-G46.
Abstract: The Symposium took place in 11radec Kralove, 17
and E77ay 1962. Sponsors were the Pao-,,lty of Medicine,
Chaxles University iai Hradec Kralove, Czechoslovak J.Ev.
Purk.~me Miedical Society (Ceskoslovenska lekarska spolecnost
j.Ev. Purkyne), and Military Medicine Research and Trai
Institute (Vojensky lekarsky vyzkumny a doskolovaci usuav
Agenda: Changes in the reactivity of the cardiovascular
system following irradiation; effect of ionization on ve-
gegative functions; changes in the liver following irradiation;
and changes in the permeability of barriers in irradiated .
1/1 animals. J

- KVETINA, Jaroslav. Technicka spoluprace.* CELLEROVAJ. J.
Penetration of pethidine and norpelhAdine fran the blocd in-, o
the brain depending on whole body X-ray irradiation and on
induced alkalosis and acidosis. Sborn. ved. prac. lek. fak.
Karlov. Univ. 9 no.IaI97-204 164.
1. Ustav farm. akologie. (predriostai prof. MUDr. V. GMssmam),
University Karlovy v Hrad~', Kralove.

VIA, W
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-AUTHOR: Kvetina, J.
ORG*6 -Institute.of Pharmacology, Medical Fagulty. Charlee Universityt Hradec Kralove
(Farmakologicky ustav leko fakulty KU)
'TITLE: Pharmacology and metabolism.of amidopyrine during the course of acute
radiation sickness [This paper was presented during the Twelfth Pharmacologic
Mays., Smolenicejv 29 Jan 65.j
-SOURCE: Ceakoslovenska fyatologie,, v. 14, no- 4, 1965, 301
1 TOPIC TAGS; rat, heterocyclic-base compound, organic nitrogen compound, pharmacology,,
biologic.metabolism, radiation sickness, toxicology, drug effect, nervous system
drug, hematoencephalitic barrier
ABSTRACT: Both central nervous system effect (facilitation of coordination) and
tox-ficity of amidopyrine in rats increases after 600 r irradiation, expecially
after 6 postirradiation days; this is probably attributable to increased permeability
of the blood-brain barriers J& Callerova and 0, Peca p,)rticipated in the technical
work. Orig. art. has: 1 fig~W'.~-PyrWI*
:SU~ -CODE: ~W SUBM DATE: none- ORIG JW: .004 OTH REF: 001
AA:

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CEELIIEROVA, J.; Pharmacological Institute, '.-edical
v'aculty, Charles U11liversity (Farmakologicky Ustav Lek. Fak. KU),
1"radec Kralove,
Influe-.ce of tho Postirradiation 5yndroyne on the
of Pethidine by Gall."
Ora7ue, Ces'.-oslovensut Pysiolo2ie, Vol 15, 'o Sep ~6, pp
I - _1
bJ 2 - 10 3
--ear in 'I,- intestine
.abstract: Incre:-sod a-,.-,ounts of pethidino ap
of ir---,C--t.,-,'U.ed rats. This appears oil Vae 3rd day after the irradia-
_O-,I _;,-)th in ~I;arving rats :,,,-.d in those w1io rccoive food ad
At Lulac; smrie time 'c'i,! (~ry matter in t1ic [-,all _*ncreasas,
intostine is probably duc-i to the decline
L-i)e -;-ncreascd aTIO'Ljnt in tII0 U
in 'ULic ability of the intestine to absorb pethidine. I Figure,
2 `.Iestern, 2 Czech rcfaronces. Submitted at 1L~ Days of Pharmaco:L-
ogy at Siiiolenice, 16 Feb 66.
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l.Kamerovskiy azotnotukovyy zavod.
(A=onium nitrate) (Chemical apparatus)

KTLTKOV,
-Y~
Simple apparatua for the fixation of phoregrams following their
staining in glass jars. Lab. delo 8 no.2:57-58 F 162. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Kafedra patologicheskoy fiziolog:Li (zav. - prof. I.B.Mazhbich)
Omskogo meditsinakogo instituta, imeni M.I.42inina.
(ELECTROPHORESIS FQUMU-QiT AND SUFFLIFAS)

KVETKIOV
Takata ok Takata-Ara? On the history and nomenclature of two
clinical lab~oratory reactions. Lab. delo no.3:182 165.
(MIRA 18:3)
1. Kafedra patofiziologit (zaveduyuAhchiy - prof. I.B. Mazhbich)
Omskogo meditsinskogo Instituta.

CZECILOSLOVAKII.
VIGASt M NOTETH S., KVS'211A;*I Endoorinological Institute,
_h 0~~ogioky Ust' v SAV),
S'Lovalc Academ o bftes, (Ih o cr a
Cr
Bratislava.
"Difference ih the Effect of Dihydroorgotamine on the Netabolir.
Reaction of fed and Starved Rats after Trauma in Noble-Colliplq
Drum."
Prague, Ceskoslovenska 'Fysiologie., Vo.L L,), VO e, Peb 66, pp 96-P7
Abstract; Animals fed up to the time of the eiperiment
strong perglycernia, while those starved for]13 to 17 hours.
before the experiment showed an immediate drop ~n glycemia.
Dihydroergotamine administered to fed rats prevents hyper-
glycemia, probably by blocking epinephrine' gl~c6genolysis in
liver; in starved animals it causes a retur4 to the hyper-
glycemia response. No references. Submitte at the 1116 Dayz
of Physiology!' at Kosice, 28 Sep 65.
I ..

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
MITRO, A., KVETNA MIKULAS, L; E-3ndocrinological Institute,
Slovak Aca emy of Sciences (Endolcrinologicl,-y Ustav SAV),
Bratislava.
110hanges in the Catecholamine C-ontent in the Pulp of Adrenal
Glands Daring Adaptation and Their Morphological Basis-"
Prague, Ceskoslovenska Fysiologie,Vol 15, No 2, Feb 66, PP 97-98
Abstract: The influence of a repeated immobilization stress on
the catecholamino content and histological aspect of adrenal
gland pulp was investigated for 45 days. At the berinning, the
catecholamine content decreased and at the end increased strongly.
The weight of the pulp of adrenal glands increased during the
experiment. The nuclei of the pulp cells increased after 7 days
of experimentation. 3 Western references. StLbmitted at
"16 Days of Physiology" at Kosice, 29 Sep 65.

;',ZECiiOSLOVAKIA
MIXULAJ, L., QSIBA.- J. MVIANSKY docrinoloRical Institute
Slovak Acaderny of Scione-es-,-r-Mrokrinologicky U3tav SAM,
Bratislava.
"Indirect Investigation of Adrenocorticotropic Activity Durinry,
Adaptation to Ropeatod Stress."
Pra.-uc, Coskoslovekslca Pysiologie, '101 15, :~o 2, Fob 66, ,j)
Abstract: Tho ntudy war based on the investigation of contra-
lateral hiypertrophy of adrenal glands followini-*unilat"tral adrernO.-
ectomy in 2 groups of rats.- The firSt 17,rOUD Wa3 subjucted to leflo'
side adrenalectomy and then subjected to stress; the second group
was first subjected to stress, then operated upon, and subjeczed
to stress again. Some animals in both groups were not subjected
.to stress after the operation. No difference in-the weight of
the surviving adrenal gland was found in the dii'forent groups.
Corticosterone levels differed only in aninals sul~jected and
not subjected to st:-ess. 1 Western, 1 Czech reference.
Submitted at thel,"16 Days of Physiology" at Kosice, 27 Sep 65.
1/1

CZECHOSLOMIUA
KVETNANSKY,, VIGAS, M., NEOMIETH, S., MIKULAJ, L; 1~ridocrinoloj,--
f-c-al-1-stizute, Slovak Academy of Sciences (E-ndolcrinologicky
Ustav SAV), Bratislava.
"Somo Metabolic Changes in the Course of an Imnobilization Strf--ss
in Rats and Their Possible Hormonal Bases."
Prague, Ceskoslovenska Fysiologie, Vol 15, No 2, Feb 66, p 97
Abstract: Immobilization was studied for a LI.-hour period.
Glycemia occurs in two phases; pryuvic acid in blood increases
inmediately, and then decreases slowly. inorganic: P borrins to
drop after 2 hours. Administration of dihydroerp',otamine (DI,"E')
did not influence pyruvic acid levels, but inorganic P did nor,
drop. DHE did not influence corticostorone levels during the
fixation. Rats with induced alloxan diabetes did not have a
2-phase reaction. No references. Submitted at "16 Days of
Physiolog,y" at Kosice, 28 Sep 65.
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CZMSWVAY.IA
jMWWj Ll BARTOVAj A; KOUMho j; XvE7ghNSU R
Institute of EadopriLologyp Slova% AcadqmDr of Sciences
(EndokrinologickY ustsy Slovenskej akademie), Bratislava
(for all)
Bratislava, BratialavskO lek gko listyl No 19 JanuM7 19661
PP 29-34
quic activity of the aftenals laxilM at
*The corticoidog
V&rjoue phasep of adaptation to repeated stress&"

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
KI&MZANSKY, R; MITRO, A; MIKULAJ, L; HMMI, G
Institute of Endocrinology, Slovak Academy of Sciences
(Endokrinalogicky ustav Slovenrskej akademie), Bratislava
- (for all)
Bratislava, Bratislavskelekarske list-Y, No 1, January 1966,
pp 35-41
"Catecholamines of the adrenal medulla and the morphological
changes of the adrenal medulla during adaptation to repeated
immobilization stress."

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(Efficiency, Industrial)

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41 D '63. (MIRA 17:8)
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KHMHUASHVILI, A.Z.: XV3TNffs_F.M.
Zwieback from rye broad baked by electric contact heating.
Trudy MTIPP 4:82-85 '56. (MLRA 9:10)
(Broad)

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Contribution of innovators to technical progress. Mak.-slev. prom.
23 no.11:24_26 N 157. (MM 11:1)
1. Tokhnicheskiy otdel Ministerstva. khleboproduktov SSSR.
(Grain-handling machinery) (Grain-milling machinery)

KMNYY, M., insh.
New rise in inventions and efficiency improvement. Make-elev.
prom. 24 no-3:22-25 Mr 158- (14IRA 12:9)
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(141rd, 12:6)
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Goelm.mitete. Sovota Ministrov SSSR po khleboproduktam.
(Grain-bandling machinery)

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Efficiency experts in the drive for technical progress. Huk.-eley.
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M. D.) of Charles University in Prague.

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P. P63.
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Kveton, J.
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Praha, Czechoslovakia
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KVETON, J.
International Trade Fair in Brno, 1959. p. 290.
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Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI) LO, Vol. 9, no. 1, January 1960;
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AUTHORS: Kv6ton, Josef, and Jeni~ek, Josef
TITLE:- The ERS electronic regulttting system
PERIODICILL: Referativn,ry zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronikap
no. 6, 1962, abstract 6-2-141 n (1!16r~ni a.regul.,
no. 4-5, 1961, 1-42)
TEXT: A eeneral-pu~pose regulatingp%stem for industrial a plica-
tion is manufactured at the Za'vody mislov6 automatisace Mecho-
slovakia). The system comprises a number of stages, a suitable com-
bination of which can serve to build up required-regulating air-
cuits-The equipment consists of the following functional units:
transducers which measure physical quantities and convert the-mea-
surement results into electric signals, comparing elements which
compare the results of measurement .-:ith a set value and convert the
deviation into the correspondin, signal of the automatic controller
motor elements and amplifiers, and auxiliary constructional ele-
ments. Concrete examples of regulating circuits are shown. The se-
parate stages of the system are described and indications for their
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The ERS electronic regulating system D295YD308
use are given. Block diagrams and characteristics of the stages
are given. 95 figures. See also RZhAiRE, 1961v 6V316. [Abstracter's
note: Complete translation.]
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AUTHORS: Kvgto_:_~_ -Josef, Engineer, Pfchal, Miroslav, Candidate
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TITLE: Variable turbulence wind tunnel of the (Czechoslovak)
Institute for Engine Research
PERIODICAL: Strojn:rcky ~asopis, no.4, 1962, 339-354
TEXT: The Institute for Engine Research CSAV has for some time
concerned itself with investigations into turbulence and boundary
layer, The wind tunnel described in this article caters for one
facet of this work, namely research into the influence of
turbulence onto the boundary layer. At the sat~e time this
tunnel also had to be suitable'for subsequent investigations into
problems of two-dimensional flow. 1~he tunnel had to satisfy.the
following requirements: the lowest possible turbulence level,
adjustable over a wide rangei the conditions to be suitable for
fairly large plane, or even curved, models; for the given flow
velocities, the tunnel had to fit into a limited space, be
eventually transportable to a permanent building, whilst the
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Variable turbulence wind E160/E435
overall energy input was fixed at approximately 75 W. The final
design was of the recirculating type, having two long horizontal
passages placed above each other, connected by short vertical
passages and corner pieces with vanes. The test section is
rectangular, 865 min wide, 485 min high and 1600 mm long, with
85 min corner bevels at 450. Maximum flow velocity is 97 m/sec.
The first diffuser, after the test section, has an expansion ratio
of 1:2.75 and the second, after the fan, of 1:3.23. The
contracting cone has a ratio of 1:9. The fan is equipped with
adjustable blades. The construction material is mainly wood,
for frames, as well as plywood for walls which are painted.
Dimensional tolerances are of the order of +1% or better. After
completion, the entire installation was first subjected to
qualitative smoke tests,and then to thorough quantitative testing
to verify that uniform and constant flow velocities were achieved
across sections at important stations of the tunnel. The
turbulence intensity can be varied with the help of screens, plus-
streamers if required, placed at the entry to the test section.
It proved possible to achieve the turbulence intensities of the
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Variable turbulence wind E160/E435
test flow in the range 0.19 to approximately 10%.
Tl~ere are 21 figures and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Ustav pro vyzkum strojd CSAV, Praha
(Institute for Engine Research-, 6SAV, Prague)
SUBMITTED: February 5, 1962
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MTON-,-L. L-;L=.
The lot International Congreva of Chemical Engineeringp
Mechanical Engineering and Automation. Automatizace 5
noelO:290-291 0 162, -

MTONS Josef . inz a .
Ten years of the Coschoolovak Academyof Scienceso Stroj cas
13 no.6:489-491 162.

~--Lumor, J~O- ~ ~Iylz-
Universal control oystem URS. Tech praca 14 no.3:199-202 Mr Ir',2.
1. Zavody prumyslove automatizace; vedecky tajemik kanise pro
automatizaci Ustredni rada Caskoslovenske vodecl-otechnicke spole-
costi, Praha.

KVrri'CNP Josef, inz.
Development of gauges in Czechoslovakia and abroad. Teph prace
14 no.7;515-518 J1 162.
1. Zavody prumyslove automatizace, Praha.

KVETON, Josef, inze
Control and autmation devices at the 4th International Brno Fair.
Tech praca 34 no.9:683-685 S 162.
1e Zavody prmyolove autmatizaces Fraha*

KUTON, J., inz.
The Ist meeting of the advisory board for automation means. Automa4zace
5 no.11:296 N 162.

KVETO
~-~
The J+th International Brno Fair 1962. Automatizace 5, no.11:310-312
N 162.
1. Zavody prumyslove a:utomeLtizaoe Prahq~.

KVETON, Josef, inz.
Foreign exhibitors at the Brno International Fair. Automatizace
6 no.8;206 Ag 16).

KVLTON, Josef, inz.
Seminar on temperature mea3urement and control. Automatizace
6 no.8:211 Ag 163.

KVBTO.N, Josef j, inz.
"Automation" by L.Dembovsky. Reviewed by Josef Kveton. Autmati-
zace 6 no.13.L:Suppl.tTechnicka literaturalinsert N 163o
"Design and construction of relay control installations" by
J,ten Brink., H.Kauffold. Reviewed by Josef Kveton. Automati-
zace 6 no.ll:Suppl.:Technicka literatura:insert N 163.

KVETON, J., inz.
National Conference on Control System.'. Tech praca 16 noJ:
223-224 Yjr 164.
1. Scientific secretary of the Commission for Automation of the
Central Council of Czechoslovak Scientific and Technological
Society.

KVE-TON, J,,--inz.
"Switchboards for automation" by J. Zeman. Reviewad by
J. Kveton. Automatizace 7 no. 4: Supplemeht; Technicka
literatura. insert Ap 164.

MTTON ) Josef . inz.
Automation equipment at the 1964 Bino International Fair.
Automatizace 7 no.8:221 Ag 164.

KVETONI Josef., inz.
Automation of product'Lon and Its control. Tech praca 16 no.8:
561-564 tg 164.
1. Scientific Secretary of the Automation Commission of the
Central Council of Czechoslovak S,!ientific and Technological
Society, Prague; Zavody prumyslove automatizace National
Enterprise, Prague.

KVETON, J.' iiI7,
The 1964 Yugoslav Seminar on Regulation, Measurements, and
Automation. Automatizace 7 no.9:249-250 0. 164.

T
XVETON, osef
Some problems of the research in mechanical engineering.
Vestnik CSO 73 no.2t272-276 164.

.-KVETON ;Oief inz.
---p. - . )
Conference on complex automation in power engtneering. Automatizace
8 no.1:25 Ja 165.

KVVETOM9 Josef, inz.
New trends in the research on dyr-mics and thermomechanics of
gases. Stroj cas 16 no.2:114 '65.
Thermomechnnics or flitids ancl the activity of the In-titute of
Thermomechanics of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences in this
field. lbid..114-118
Supersonic aerodynamic tunnel of the Institute of Thermomechanics
for the research on two-dimensional cascades. Ibid.iI67-179
1. Institut-3 of Thermomechanics of the Czechoslovak Academy of
Sciences, Prague. Submitted October 5, 196,1.

KVETOhI, Josef, Inz.
Indw;Xlal electronics and automation. Tech praca 17 no.3-.161
Mr 165.
The ERS electronic control system and its application in
indo,strial enterprises. lbid.:168-170

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ACCESSION MR.- APS013184 CZ/0041/65/000/002/0167/0179
AUTHOR: Xveton,- JossfIfterbou'V16) Wgiwer)
TITLE; S!Mereoniv wind tunnel of the-institute of Thermomechanics for studying
two-dimensional vane cascades
SOURCM Strojnicky casoptep n0.12, 1965, 167-179
TOPIC TAGS: turbine cascade, wind tunnel, wind tunnel instrumentation
ABSTRACT: In May 1959 Ustav termomechaniky (Institute of Thermomeebanies)
announced results of a study which showed that it is possible to construct a super-
sonic wind tunnel for the investigation of vane cascades. Subsequently, an
intermittent wind tunnel with a silica gel air drier was designed. The vacuum
receivers utilized by t5_- tunnel consist of space located underground. The
experience gained by cbeckingtbe operation of the system and during actual runs
confirms the Ability of the eyitem-to yield the required parameters and fulfill thw
objectives for which it was designed. The wind tunnel, which boo a Mach number of-I
2, a test section of 160 x 450 mm, and a vacuum receiver of 6250 0, is equipped
for measuring pressures and velocities, and also boo an automatic device for intro-1.
ducing and adjusting a traversing probe. it to also provided with on interfero-
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meter for optical measurements. The cost,of the entire laboratory vitb all the
equipment is approximately equal to the cost of a steel vacuum receiver, vhich in
this case has been replaced,by underground galleries. Orig. art. has.,, 10 figures.
MSOCIATION.- Ustav ternomechaniky CSAV, Progue (Institute of Ther r, lebsnic
CSAV)
SUBMITTED: 05 October 64 ENCLi 00 SUB MDEi ME
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21- 14.~
nlustrY ani - ~, ~'ut)ire '-asks- :. 228,
Develop ent of re-IC-Irch In 'he fond ~ -L - I %,
PRU,%(,YSL Praha. Vol. 6, no. 51, 1955.
SOIJR~~E: East EurODean Accessions (1~,'EAL)) Vol. 5, no. 3, Mlarch 1956.

WTON P.
Stratigraphy of the crystalline series in the neighborhood of the gtaDhitic
deposits of northern Moravia. p. 277
(Frague, Vol. 18) 1951) Czechoslovakia
SO: MQnthlX List of Eagt Euro,)ean Acgegsioj3s, Vol. 2, #8, Library of Congress,
Ailmst 1953, Inel.

NVETONO P,
R Sow Shortcomings in the Direotives on the Calculation of Stodked Materials
and in the more Rarely Used Methods of this Calculation."p. 27.
(=p Vol.ls NO-2/3v APr- 1953j, Praha.)
SO: Wnthly Lilt of East lZopean Accessiolm. Vol*3j, No63,, Library of Congress, March 1954j,
Umle

KYSTONO P.
"Som Problem Conneated with Methods of Research on Or* Deposits." p. 97~
(MI. Vob.l,, No. 7. Sept. 1953, Praha.)
,90: honthly Li5t of 71af,' Euro---,,j-i Accc5sions,)"d- 14-"oot ~6ngrnzs, "E-ch
u J,06ra j _= _-L954, Uncl.

LV"TCP
14 ,, . 7'
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Organization of prospecting groups. p. 308.
RUMY. Vol. 4, no. 10, Oct. 1956
Praha, Czechoslovakia
SOURCE: East European Ust (=- L) Library of
Congress, Vol. 6, No. 1, January 19-97

KMON.. P.; KLM, S.; KYNTERA. f F,
Report on a find of dacitic andesite in the quartz vein filling at ladmovee near
Zemplim in eastern Slovakia. P. 363
Prague, Ustreeni ustav geoloticky. VESTNIK. Prahap Czechoslavakiaj, Vol. 33,
no. 5, 1958
Montb3,y List of East European Accessions (EEAI)s LC., Vol. 8j, no. 11, Nov. 1959
Mel.

KVRTON, P.
"Utilization of mineral resources."
CZECHOSLOVAK HEAVY INDUSTRY, Prague., Czechoslovakia, No. h, 1959
Monthly Itist, of East European Accessions Index (EM), 14, Vol. 8, No. 8,
August 1959
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it till hydfolystd with 10.5 IN' \,,Oil tit 0-1(xl*,
T =ysi% sbovml a Ist-ordrr mechanism with to.
Naolf conens. and at teinpi. sip to 30* (temp. quotient
I
3.06). At 70-100' tbecourvol the hydrulys6civir"pontint
to a 2nd-order mechanism. the temp. quodrilt beins IM
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1U. 29tict of awfoutro oa mottling properdes. Ibid. I I I -
14-My hatru ketntin L unsuitable wor molding, and the
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by %at" pirior to molding wa% 4 hrn. I*hr jWTMQj" U11111ini
.0 400-I&V aim. for 40-1.*W -,ec. The phY, 19111,effi-
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KVIEI-701'-~.* R.
"Horn keratin. IV. Kinetics of decomposition by s(Aium sulfide solutions.,'
Ceskoslovenska Vorfologie, Praha., Vol 47, no 1, Jan 1953, p. 84
SO; Eastern European Accessions List, Vol 3, no 11, Nov. 1954, L.G.

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CZECHOSI~VAL~ I'anetics. Combustion. Explosions. Topochemistry. B-9
Catalysis.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 8, 1957, 26216
Author : Rudolf K-veton Frantisek Hanousek
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Title : i ~ou ieoAucts of Condensation of Ures, with Formaldehyde
Forming in Acid Medium.
Orig Pab : Chem. listy, 1954, 48, No 10, 1537-1542
Abstract : See part V in RZAlKhJm. 1955, 48513
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cZEC!Y.CG:,0VAKDX/Physical Chemistry. Kinetics. Combustion. B-9
Explosions. Topochemistry. Catalysis.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 8, 1958, 24224
Author ~Rudol~f
Inst
Title intera,~tion of Amides with Formaldehyde. X. Effect of
Cathions of Metals on Rate of Formation of Monomethyl
Uvea.
Orig Pub : Chem. listY, 1957~ 51, No 4,, 739-746; Sb. chekhosl.
khim. rabot, l9q7, 22, No 4, 1257-1265
ol
Abstract : Cathions of 2-valent metals accelerate the formation of
mDnomethyl urea (1) from formaldehyde and urea (II).
Velocity of the reaction of formation of I increases in
2 4 2 +
the folloving sequence: B_,I , Zn , Cd2-4" Pb2+ Cu2 *I
Hg2~ (appreciable acceleration starts with Plb2+~.
It is assumed that II and the cathion form a complex.
Reaction is of 2-nd order; energy of activation 14
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CZEGHOSLOV,l i Cal Ch=istry - Kinetics. COnbustion. P-9
-i-'-,P c,'-L01's - Topoch "-stry. C_,~-,O.Iys, s.
U -
Abq JcIUr Ref Zhur - MjWya, NO 8o 1958) 24224
kcal/mlo, the same as for the non-catalyzed reaction.
Velocity of the reaction Of formation of I irOM II and
formaldehyde is a linear fUnction of the ratio of ca-
thion concentration to concentration of !I,
Communication TX see RZhXhim, 1957., 34oli..
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'AUTH6R: Kveton", R.
CZECH/8-52-11-22/30
TITILE: with Formaldehyde (Reakee amida s form-
aldeh,ydem) XI. A Note on the Determination of Formaldehyde
Bound in Ureaformaidehyde Condensation Products (XI. Poz-
nkaky ke stanovenif formaldehydu vgzangho v mo6ovino-
formaldehydovy'ch kondens4tech)
PERIODICAL: Cnemickd Listy, 1958, Vol 52, Nr 11, pp 2178 - 2181
(Czechoslovakia)
ABSTRACT: In recent years iodometric. and cyanide type determination
of methylated formaldehyde in urea-formaldehyde condensates
have been used. The phenol method for the determination
of methylol groups in phenolic condensates has recently
been used to determine the total number of methylol and
dimethylene-ether groups of formaldehyde. The more
careful study of the effect of aqueous alkaline conditions
on various compounds of substituted ureas with formaldehyde
showed that the behaviour of urea-formaldehyde compounds
and condensates in alkaline and acid conditions is markedly
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CZECH/8-52-11-22/30
Reactions of Amides with Iformaldehyde XI. A Note on the Deter-
mination of Formaldehyde Bound in Ureaformaldehyde Condensation
Products
Effect of Aqueous flaOH Solution on the Compounds of
Formaldehyde with Substituted Ureas . The material to
be tested ~10 m.mol) was added to 1V-NaOH (10 Mi.).
The mixture was occasionally shaken. After 1 hour the
mixture was neutralised with 1-N-HCI, crystals were
filtered off, washed ten times with distilled water and
twice with ethanol. The products were recrystallised
from pyridine and water. The identity of the substances
was established by nitrogen determination, melting point
and mixed melting point with the pure or original material.
The reBUltS were:
i) pheylureff + formaldehyde-4'bisphekvlcarbamidomethylether
(M.Pt. 182.3 ); ii) hydroxymethylphenylurea - bisphenyl-
carbamidomethylether (M.Ft. 182,); iii) bisphenyl-
carbamidomethylether bisphenvlearbamidomethylether
unchanged (M.Pt. 3.830); iv) methylene bisphenylurea
unchanged (M.Pt 2230).
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Heactions of Amides with Formaldehyde XI. A Note on the Determination
of Formaldehyde Bound in Ureaformaldebyde Condensation Products
Biseth,vlcarbamidomethylether. Ethylurea (45 g) was added
to a BOlUtiOn Of Ra0H in 4096 formaldehyde (~ S in 80 ml.)
and brought into solution by heating to 70 0. The
Solution Was allowed to stand at laboratory temperature
without disturbing and then the main crystalline portion
was filtered off and the mother liguor gave more of the
ether ~10 g) on evaporating at 40 C. Yield of ether;
33 g (589b) m.Pt 167-168 0 (ethanol).
Reaction of.Alkaline Solutions of Iodine and Cyanide With
Compounds of Substituted Ureas and Formaldehyde
Results are given for the determination of formaldehyde in
bishydroxymethylcarbamidometlVlether by cyanide (and iodide
in certain cases) under different conditions as well as
bisethylearbamidomethylether. The same method only gave
hydrox,ymethylformaldehyde in met hyl eneb i shydro--~yme thy lure a
(30 min for cyanide, 60 min for iodine). Neither method
gave reactive formaldehyde iR bisphenylearbamidophenylether.
Even after four hours at 50 C no formaldehyde dimethvlene
Card3/8ether biidges had reacted with cyanide. If iodine and caustic

CZECH/8-52-11-22/30
,Reactions of Amides with Formaldehyde XI. A Note on the Determination
of itormaldehyde Bound in Ureaformaldehyde Oondensation Products
soda were added simultaneously to hydroxymethylphenylurea
only a mere fraction of the theoretical formaldehyde was
determined even with a lengthened reaction period. no
formaldehyde was determined at all if iodine was added
firstl followed by the naOH.
DecomDosition of Bis~henylcarbamidometklether in Acid Media
0.1 ii-H2SO4 (100 ml.) was measured into a ground glass
stoppered flask and about 0.05 g of the ether a8curately
weighed was added. The flask was heated to 50 C for
72 hours in a thermostat. The formaldehyde released was
determined iodimetrically, the iodine being added x soon
as possible after making the mixture alkaline.'
(Calculated: 19.10016 - CH20, found 19.21% - CH20).
Similarly hydroxymethylphenylurea and methylenebisphenylurea
hydrolyse completely in acid conditions. The same results
were obtained at pH4.
Discussion: In alkaline solutions of the hydroxide strength
used for the cyanide type and iodometric determinations of
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CZECH/8-52-11-22/30
-Reactions of Amides with Formaldehyde xI,. A Note on the Determination
of rormaldehyde bound in Ureaformaldehyde Condensation Products
reaction of substituted ureas I and II with formaldehyde;
OH_
2RNE.CO.h'H- + 2CH z=" RNH.CO.NH.CH O.CH (1)
20 H2P- 2' 2.NH.CO.NHR
I, R = C6H5 111) R = C6H 5
II, R = C2H5 IVI R = C2H 5
V, R = CH20H
This observation led to the smooth preparation of pure
bisethylearbamide methylether IV which had been found
difficult to prepare in the presence of carbonate.
Biscarbamidomethylethers are markedly stable in alkaline
media4' The dimethylene ether group, of ether III is not
split off by iodine nor cyanide in aqueous alkaline media,
whilst the bonds of bihydroxymethylcarbamidomethylether V
split:with differing -6elocities depending on the reaction
conditions. Up to 4 C only the hydroxymethyl group reacts
with iodine, then at higher temperatures the dimethylene
ether formaldehyde reacts with iodine and cyanide. The
reaction at laboratory temperature requires 24 hrs and in
Card5/8 some caseB.40 hours before the results of the determination