SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LABUTIN, A.L. - LABUTIN, V.K.

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"'UTHORS Labntin, ~. L., CandiJate of Technical z;ciences,
.11"al'shina, L. P., Dmitriyeva' V. P.
TITLE: Corroal4on of steels -in butyl acrylake and acrylonitrile
11~iiimich-skaya promyshlennost', no. 5, 1962, 067-68
TEXT: The studies were unlertaken in connection' with the ~iroduction of
rubber by emulsion polymerization of commercial butyl acrylate M
(containinp, I of hydroquinone and 0.12-3.0 of acrylic acid) and
97 -', acrylonitrile (II). The corrosion of carbon steel CT-3 (St.3),
chromium steel A13 (Kh13) and Ni-Cr steel 1X181497 (1Kh18N9T) was studied
at room and working tenpqratures in the liquid and gas phases and at the
interface. (I) St-3 can"be used ,,;ith standard I, but if the --crylic acid
concentration exceeds 3 -'-1Kh18N9T should be used. In a 100-hr test at
980C in aqueous solutions of acrylic acid (3.0-0.1 1/j by 7ieifrbt) the
corrosion rate of St.3 vas from 4.B8 to 22-55 mm/year, but
resistant. ExceDt for the Ni-Cr steel, agitation incre--sed the co.rosion
rate. (I!) Commercial II is neutral and noncorrosive, but becomes acid and
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Corrosion o itteels in butyl... 3 144/Bl3a
slightly corrosive when boiled or agitated. Normally St.3 can be used;
with hiah-purity products, horwever, Ni-Cr or Cr steels are recommended for
precision parts. Further tests'revealed that even corrosion-resistant
steels are affected, if they are only in contact with the vapor. This
can be prevented by Ureasing. M109T proved to be fully resistant.
The polymerization was not affected. There are 4 tables.
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B110/B138
AUT HOR s Labutin, A. L.-
TITLEt Scientific-technological conference on the prevention of
corrosion in aggressive media
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskaya promyshlennost', no. 1, 1962, 75 - 76
TEXTs Between Hovember 29p and December 1, 1961, a conference was held
on the prevention of corrosion in aggressive media, in the Leningradakiy
Dom nauchno-tekhnicheskoy propagandy (LDETP) (Leningrad House of
Scientific-technological Propaganda). It was convened by the Vsesoyuznyy
nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut sinteticheskogo kauchuka im.
S. V. Lebedeva (All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Synthetic
Rubber imeni S. V. Lebedev)v Leningradskoye otdeleniye VKhO im.
Mendeleyeva (Leningrad Department of the VKhO imeni Mendeleyev),
Leningradskiy sovnarkhoz (Leningrad sovnarkhoz), and LDVTP. It was
attended by 230 persons including 80 representatives from foreign
scientific research and planning organizations, and representatives from
the chemical industry. A. I. Marev, deputy director of the VFIISK re-
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Scientific-technological... B110/B138
ported on the electrochemical behavior and corrosion of metals in anodic
and chemical pasaivation, Ya. M. Kolotyrkin (Fiziko-khimicheakiy institut
im. L. Ya~ Kakpova (Physicochemical Institute Imeni L. Ya. Karpov))
reported on the importance of the potentiostatic method for the passiva-
tion and depassivation by halide ions. S. A. Balezin (GPI im.
V. I. Lenina (GPI imeni 7. 1. Lenin)) dealt with inhibitors, that by
Ye. I. Litvinova (LTI im. Lensoveta (LTI imeni Lensovet)) gave examples
of corrosion of chemical apparatus, Yu. A. Archakov and 1. D. Grebeshkov
(,VNIIneftekhim) dealt with the hydrogen corrosion of chromium alloy
steels Ooo0c, 400 - aOO atm). A. A. Babakov, Ye. I. Kareva, and
Ye. V. Zotova (Institut kachestvennykh staley TaNrIChermet (Institute
of quality steels TsNIIChermet)) reported on low-nickel steels which were
found suitable for apparatus in contact with acids, according to studies
conducted by the WIIKhimmash, GIAP, NITJIF, and VNIISK. Ye, A. Borisoya
talked about the use of Ti alloys for apparatus and A. B. Yanovskaya
(VNIISK) about the behaviour of Ti alloys in aggressive media.
I. D. Nefedova, Ye. A. Kamenska, Yu. M. Ivanov and A. A. Somova (GIAP
and Giredmet) reported on new corrosion resistant alloys of Ti, Zr, and
other rare metals. Ti + 0-%a Sn in 60 - 90% CH 3COOH9 Ti + 2% Rb in
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Scientific-technological... B110/B138
60 - 85% HCOOH, and 35 - 56% HNO3 (2000C), Ti + 2% Ta in HCOOH, H2SO4'
H3PC 49 Ti + W/o Mo in HCOOH, HC1, and H2so4showed best corrosion
resistance. V. A. Toropov and A. N. Krutikov (NIIKhimmash) discussed the
use of duplex metals, A, Yao Shapiro (LTI imeni Lensovet) Cr - Ni and
Cr - Ni - Mo steel linings, 1. Ya. Klinov (MIKhM) the use of polymers,
G, Yao Voroblyeva (VNIISK) the use of fluorocarbon elastomers.
L. P. Mal'shina (VNIISK) reported on liquid nairit developed by the
VNIISK and Yerevanskiy zavod SK im. S. M. Kirova (Yerevan Synthetic Rubber
Plant imeni S. M. Kirov). A. L. Labutin and N. S. Fedorova (VNIISK) self-
vulcanizing liquid thiokol, L. P. Raspopova on thiokol latex,
Yu. V. Bryantseva (Voronezhakiy zavod SK (Voronezh Rubber Plant) talked
about ebonite linings. G. A. Maksudov (NIUIP) reported on self-
vulcanizing glue, R. S. Roskina and E. A. Zitar (VNIIG) talked about
asbovinyl coatings, K. G. Bergman (NIUIP) reported on refractory con-
crete, and L. Z. Zasukhina (LTI imeni Lensovet) on enamel coatings.
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!...SOURCE. RZh. Tokhnologiya mashinostroyaniya, Abs. ZB465
iAU M Oil Labutin,.A. L.-, Zubova, 0. A.
TITLE: Some now things in the field of non-motallio coatings for chemical appara-
tus
CITM SOURCE: 5b. materialov Konferentaii po bor'be a korroziyeyo Gorlkiy. 1962.
?5-90
TOPIC TAGS: anti-corrosion coating, chemical app"atus, nairit, low-molecular
polychloroprone.' solvent, carbon black, magnesium oxide, vulcanizing agent,
shipbuilding, t1dokoll aging# oll, kerosene, fluoro-~plastio, gas-flame dusting,
Zino oxide
TWSLA-TION.- The paper describes a number of now polymer materials used as.
;Lnti-corrosion coatings in the chemical and other branches of industry, as wall
as various kinds of equipment for applying them to the surfaces of tubes and
apparatus and for welding vinylplastio sheets. A rubberizing compound of liquid
nairit, consisting of polyabloroprene. solvent, carbon black.
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ACCESSION las APWO2M1
magnesium &W Lino oxide as vulcanizing agents! and vulcanization accelerators,
is applied in several layers to the cleaned and defattod metallic surface on a
chlorine-mirit base bY brushings sprayingg dipping or pouring. To protect
chemical apparatus, the thickness of the coat is 1.5-4 mm; for abrasive wear.
2.5..3=. After a 3-day exposure to air in order to volatilize the solvent.
the coat is vulcanized in a closed drying chamber for 20..24 hours at 100C.
Coats of liquid -nairit 0.5 am thick have no pores and are impermeable to water,
have satisfactory resistance to oil, iaochol..gasoline, sea water. transformer
oil. 10% hydrochloric acid, 65% sulfuric acid and other c1ucvdcals. Under
protracted action of water and corrosion-active media nairit coatings can be
exposed to temperatures up to 70C. It is planned to manufacture various sealing
fittings protected by neirit, instead of bronze. In shipbuilding, liquid nairit
can be used to protect propellers, condeneors,,and other parts operating in sea
watar. Protective coatings with a liquid thiokol bass are applied in one
layer of the required thickness to a metal surface primed with chlorine-nairit
or covered with VTUR. X-50 or 88-H siting. bymeans; of a spatula or trowel.
-.-Thiokol coatings are distinguished by high resistance to the atmosphere and are
durable in aquoous solutions of salts, sea water-and other organic solvents*
.-F 7hey age gradua4y in storage and can be exposed for a long time to the air and

AC--ESSION 1IR: AF4,027'701
aqueous solutions at temperatures up to 70C (briefly*up to 100C) and to oil and
kerosene to 25-30 degrees higher. Thiokol coatings require no hoat troatmont.
Tho paper also discusses studies on obtaining fluoro-plastio coatings from stool
by the method of gas-flame dusting. ate. Nine :Illustrations. L. Xamionskiy,
DATE ACQ.- 24-Mar& SUB CODE: CH.-MA ENCL& 00
3/3.%
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LABUTIV, A.L... kand.tekhn.naWtj MALISHINA, L.P.; DMITRI~EVA, V.P.
Corrosion of steels in butyl acrylate and nitrile of acrylic
acid. nim.prom. no.5:373-374 My 162. (MIRA 15:7)
(S,teel-Corrosion)
(Acrylic acid)

DOLGOPOLISKIT, I.M.; LLA~B~UTI "j LEIEDEVY N.S.[deceased];
BABATAN, Sh.K.; MALISHINA, L.P., DDLTAYEVA, M.F., red.;
XOGAN., V.V., tuekhn. red.
["Etinoll" lacquer] Lak etinoll. Moskva, Goskhimizdat,
1963. 66 P, I.Korrozila v khirUcheskikh proizvodstvakh i
sposoby zashchity, no.19) (MIRA 16:10)
(Lacquers and lacquering) (Acetylene compounds)

UDIM, Petr Grigorlyevich; SAGALLYEV, G.V., red.; BAKLAWV,, N.A., red.;
BAYTIN, I.A., red.; KLINOV,.I.Ya., red.; !A=Tm a I w red.;
TIMBUKOVp P.D., r6d.; VELSER,, A.A., red.;OU~AKS_ye.G.,
tekhm.red.
[Cbrrosion-resistant pipelines made of nojimetallic materials)
Korrozionnostoikie truboprovody iz nemetallichaskikh mate-
rialov. Moskva, Gonkh4misdat.. 1963. 219 p. (Korroziia
T khimicheskikh proizvodstTakh i sposoby sashchity,-DO.20)
I (MMA 16s8)
(Pipelines--Corrosion) (Nonmetallic materials--Corrosion)

'ACCESSION NR AN4008907
BOOK EXPL401TATION
S/
Doigopollskiy., 1. M.; Labutin., A. L.; Lebedev., N. S.; Babayan, Sh. A.;
,1-1.allshina., L. P.
'Ethyn6l lacquer (Lak etinoll), Moscow, Goskhimizdat, 1963., 66 p. illus., biblio.
Errata slip inserted. 5,500 copies printed. Series note: 1~orxroziya v
khimicheskikh proizvodstvakh i sposoby* zashchity*, vy*p. 19.
TOPIC TAGS: corrosion, ethynol lacquer., chemical resistant plastic, protective
paint, acetylene hydrocarbon., acetylene trimer,, tetrameric acetylene
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: The book describes *0ie methods of obtaining and using
ethynol lacquer as a film-forming substance in protective paints and grounds and
also as the base when making chemical-resist=t plastics. The book*is intended for
engineers and technicians specializing in the protection of equipment and metallic
articles from corrosion.
TABLE OF CONTENTS (abridged]:
Introduction - - 6
Ch. 1. Methods of obtaining and the properties of acetylene hydrocarbons 7

LABU!11, AL,
BVroved apparatus for the application of films of uniform
thickness. Lakokrasemat.i'ikh'prim. no.102 163. (MMA 16:2)
1. Ysesoyuznyy nsuchio-,issledovatellskiy institut
sinteticheskogo kauohulm imeni ake4amika S.V. Le-badeva.
(Protective coatings)
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la km
ik'oihtetl6b6skd~,o kauchuka
-(Solentific Research ~iFt;~e of Monomfts for Syn
-ENCL-: -OD
DATE AC s' 2IAui63.-'
cH..:. WREF SOVs OPQ,: :OTMI

LABUTIN, A.L., kand.tekhn.nauk; ROZHKOV, Yu.P., inzh.
Metal corrosion in rosin medium at high temperatures. K-him. mashinostr.
no.6:26 N-D 163. (MIRA 17:2)

JABUTIN. A.L.; MAKAROVA, Ye.I.; SEMENOV, A.A.
Use Of butYl rubber in anticorrosion rubbers. Kauchi rez.
22 no,2:19-21 F 163. (mmA 16:2)
1. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
sinteticheskogo kauchuka imeni Iabedeva.
(Butyl rubber)
(Corrosion and anticorrosives)

LABUTIN, A.L.;,FEDOROVA, N.Sb
- ~
Rubber coating by means of flame spraying vit~j thiokol. Kauch.
i rez. 22 no.9t27-30 S 163. (MMA 16:11)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut sinteticheskogo
kauchuka im. S.V. Lebedeva.

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"Antikorrozionnye pokx3rtiya na osnove no-.,rykh sintetichesk-11ch.
report submitted for 35th Intl Cong, Industrial Chemistry, Warsaw,
Sep 64.
Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovateJ.Iskiy institut sinteticheskogo kauchka im
S. V. Lebedev, Leningrad.

IABUTIN, A.L., kand. tekhn. nauk; DOLINKIN, V.N., inzh.
Instruments for welding the=cplastic sheets. Svar. proizv. no.8:
41-/+2 Ag 164. (MiRk 3-7:9)

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LABUTIN..A---I.-.; FEDOROVA, N.S.
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Protec-~ive coatings from thiocol pastes applied without heating.
Gidroliz. i lesokhim. prom. 18 no-5:8-10 165. (MIRA 18:7)

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IABUTIN,_".~,_ SEIVENOV~ A.A.
Weld.-'vng of brand FSG pclyia-~&atylene plate~i. Y-puch. i rez.
00 *
24 no.6:33-34 65. (MIPk 18:7)
1. VseE;oyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskly insititut sinteticheslogo
Rauchuka im. S.V. Letedevc-

VORONITSOV, 111I.A.; GRODEN', G.K.; "IlL11311MVIN"I'S, A.V.; j2j,.5jjj~jj.1, A.IT
1,Tew apta on s.K=,eia-, --
tin ore deposits. 7ap. 16.,:es. main. o-D--.,a 9-2 no.6:736-739
163. (1,111R1. 18:3)
:1. Severc-VosLcchnyy komple'?,ml-r., rauchno-issledovatellskiy
it Sibirskorc) otd---lenya SSSR, Magadan.

LABUTIN, A.V. t - BSUIN. Ye..G.
~Cux
xThebry of relay-contact SYstems' by M,A.Gayrilov,Raviewed by
A.V.labutlne Avtom. i telem. 14 no.1:118-119 Ja-F '53 iHMA 10:3)
(Electric relays) (Automatic control)

GRIGORIYEVp G.G.9 dotsentp kand.'Lekhn. nauk; LABUTIN, B.D., inzh.
I
New design of the device for co-o--rtiinnt_e'_Iiei*a-buremen'LI of drawing
the profiles. Trudy UralopolltekhAnst, no.101:98-103 160.
(14IRA 14:3)
(Measuring instruments)

G.RIGORIMY., G.G.; NAUKOV, K.A *- IABUTIN B D.- RABIWOVICH, A.B.
- dat- on the, useful life of main parts of a
blast furnace charging-arrangement. Izv. vys. ucheb. zave;
chern.-mat. 5 no.10.180-188 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Ural'skiy po]Litokhnicheskiy institut.
(Blast furnaces-Equipment and supplies)

GRIr.ORqEV, G. G., dotisent, kand. tekbn. nauk;_WUTIN B. D.., awalwtent
Comparptive evaluation of disk and vibration screens for Vis,
line o~'coks feed to skips. Trudy Ural'. politekh Inst.
no.119:4-io 162. (MA 1~:J)
Materials handling)
Blast furnaces--Equi;mnt and supplies)
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GRIGORITEV.0 G. G.,, kand. tekhn. nauk, dotsmt;--L-AB-U-T-I-NL-B- D--, assistant
Remarks on methods of determining certain additional loaft
on the metal structures of skip bridges. Trudv Urall. politakh.
inst. no.119:11-15 162. (MIRA 16:3.)
(Blast furnaces-Equipment and supplies)

GRIGORIIEV, G.G., dotsent, kand.tekhn,nauk, L&BUTIN, B~D,, inmh.
--.1- 1 - - 1.
_0=82wip of air leak-ar- in the charging system of a Ylast
furnam. Stal,' 22 no,2:111-1-12 F '62, (IMIRA 15 % 2)
1. Urallskiy politekhnicheskiy institut im. S.M. Kirova.
(Blast furnace a-Maintenanoe and repair)

IABUTINj
Regularities of gas leakage through looseness in coupled
parts of'blast furnace charging arrangements. Izv. vys.
ucheb. zav.; chern. met. 7 no.2:183-188 164.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Urallskiy politekhnicheakiy inatitut.

LUNN, D.N.
Labutin, D.N. "The solutich of a s, stem of linear equa~ionsll Sbornii, nauch, tr, .0-.-
~-pyatigor. gos. ped. in-t)., Iss,ie 3, 1946, p. 39-:,l.
SO: U-3042, 11 March 53, (Letopis Injkh Statey, ',No. 9, 1949)

LABUTn, , D.N.
Labutin, D.N. "on avem~e magnitudes", Sbornik nauch. trudo-i (PfaLi--Or. -0s.
ped. in-t), issue 3, 1946, P- ~2--:-
SO: U-3042) 11 March 53, (Letopis Inykh Statey, No. ~) 1'/:-411

LABUTIN, D.N.
Labiftin 'D.N."On the averase harmonic", Sbornik nauch. trudov (pya,.i,,or.
Cros. peA. ), Issue 3, 1948, P. 5-6-59.
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SO: U-3042, 11 March 53, (Letopis Inirkh State~-, No. 9, 1549)

LABUTIM, DJ'1.
Labutin, D.,V.110n the question o,,7' equalization of curves", Sbornik nauch.
trUdov keyau:or. i~os. ped. in-Q, Issue 3. 1946) p. 60-61.
SO: U-3042) 11 March 53, (Letopis Inykh Statcy, No. 9, 19"'g)

LADUTIN, D.N.
Labut n. -N. "On mat.,,ematical expectancy", Sbornik nauch,, trudov (!~va,.i-ar.
j-os.ped. in-t), Issue 3, 19,4d, p. 624-67-
SO- U-3042, 11 March 53, (Letopis Inikh Statey, No. 9, 1949)

',,~UT~IN.D.~I.
WaAO-
The rank of a matrix. Uch.zap.Xab.ped.inst. no.8:29-32 255.
(HURA 10:3)
(Matrices)

SOV/44-58-4-3013
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Matematika., 1958, Nr 4.,
p 84 (USSR)-
AUTHOR: Labutin, D.N.
TITLE: On the Mean Velocity of' the Variation of a FLmotion (0
aredney skorosti izmeneniy& funktsiy)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap* Kabardino-Balkaroke,gose pede in-ta., 1957"
Nr 12., pp 65-Ti
ABSTRACT: If the function is continuous on the segment and this
segment is diVided into equal parts., then the mean velocity of
the variation of the function on! the whole segment is equal to
.the arlthmetic average of the mean velocities of variation on
the partial segments* A proof of this obvious statement and ex-
amples are given*
REVIEWERtS NOTE: The requirement of continuity of the function Is
supetfluous*
S*P* Pullkin
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AFANISIYF.V,, V,G., inzh.; IABUTIN-,--E.B.-I-inzh.j SUKHACHEV, V.E., inzh.
Remote control system for a bridge crane. Mekh. i avtoz. proizv.
18 no.10:22-23 0 164. (MIRA 17;12)

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SOV/137-58-10-20696
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 10, p 51 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Agranovskiy, A.A., Labutin, G.V.
TITLE: Complex Process~in~go A~Iunite ~�re ~(Kiirnpleksnaya perera-
botka alunitovoy rudy)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Legldye metally. Nr 4. Leningrad, 1957, pp 51-55
ABSTRACT: The complex processing of the ore envisages utilization of
all its useful components: A1203, S03, Na2O, and K20. The
caustic, ammonia-caustic, and reduction m ethods of process-
ing the ore are examined. The last yields the best technical
and economic. indices. The method is based an removing the
S03 in the Al sulfate by reducing roast vAth a gaseous or vapor-
izing liquid reductant. The roast gases contain up to 70jo S02.
The roasting is performed in fluidized- solids furnaces. Reduc-
tion in accordance with the countercurrent principle provides
951o decomposition of the A12(S04)3. The reduced ore is
leached at 1000C by circulating caustic solution containing 120
g Na2O/liter. The aluminate solution is freed (,,' silicon at
Ca:rd 1/2 1050 and is centrifug6d. As the solution is evaporated after

SOV/137-58-10-20696
Complex Processing of Alunite Ore
separation of the Al hydroxide, Na and K sulfates are liberated. Sintering
of a portion of the resultant sulfates with the return hydroxide and leaching
of the Na aluminate derived compensate for the loss of caustic in the pro-
cess. The reducing method, with a sintering arm, makes it possible to
obtain A1203, HzSO and K?S04'
4' L. P.
1. Aluminum-potassium-sulfate--Processing 2. Minerp-ls--Separation 3. Centrifuges
--Applications 4. Sulfates--Sintering
Gard 2/2

137-58-6-11358
Translation from-. Referativnvy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 6, p 15 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Labutin, G.V., Ivanov, N.A., Melamed, R.I.
TITLE: Development of a Method of Granulating "Damp" Limestone-
nepheline Mix (Razrabotka rnetoda granulyatsii "mokroy"
izvestnyakovo-nefelinovoy shikhty)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Vses. n.-i. alyurnin.-Ynfgn. in-ta, 1957, NY 40,
pp 1.32-137
ABSTRACT: With the object of producing granules, a "damp" limestone-
nepheline mix (pulp) having a molecular ratio of CaO/SiOZ =2
and Na2.0/AIZO3--l v-.,as prepared. The chemical composition
of the mix is presented. The "damp" nepheline mix proved
capabl-e of granulation. To do this the pulp (cake), pressed out
on a filter, is granulated in a drum mixer with the return c!-.,.;'.
( N15%). The filtrability of the pull:) heated to 600C is quite
high, coming to 1. 1 t/i-n2 lir. In granulometric composition,
the resultant nepheline granules are suitable for sintering both
in rotary furnaces and in furnaces employing the FluoSolids
process. I. Sinters--Development 2. Calcite--Applications
Card 1/1 Nephelite--Aupli.cations A.Sh.

137-58-6-11921
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 6, p 106 (USSR)
AUTHORS. Labutip, G.V., Melamed, R.I.
TITLE: New Findings on the Behavior of Potassium in the Production
of Alumina jNovoye o povedenii kaliya v glinozemnom proiz-
vodstve)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Vses. r..-i. alyumin.-magn. in-ta, 1957, Nr 40, pp
144-150
ABSTRACT: The preliminary data of experimental studies performed to
clarify the 'behavior of K and Na caustic in the hydrochemical
treatment of alumina -contamirg ores and the conditions of
formation of the corresponding aluminosilicates (A) are set
forth. The experiments were run with kaolin and kaolinized
specimens of alunite and bauxite. It is established that: 1)
pure -potassium caw~tic solutiors, i.e., solutions containing no
reflux alum-.'r-a, behave in a fashior analogous to Na. caustic
solutions when siliceous alumina-bearing rock is processed:
2) when the same rocks are treated under moderate conditions
(95-980C N'l-2 hours), potassi,.im aluminate solutions form
Card 1/2 virtually no A in the precipitaTe, while Na solutions, under the

137-58-6-11921
New Findings on the Behavior of Potassium in the 'Production of Alumina
same conditiors, form it n quantitie-, approximating the theoretical. 3) as
treatment time increases, the difference in the degree of formation of K and
Na A starts to vanish,- this permits the conclusion that K A come down more
slowly in the precipitate ~nd thug explains the peculiarity of its behavior; 4)
an increase in tempera.1ture speeds the precipitation of K A, but the kinetics
of its precipitation remains 51owi~d, since under these conditions Na A come
down considerably more rap-idly. This makes. it possible to assume that by
proper selection of leaching time i'reduction of this time) it would be pos-
sible to attain low losses of K cauStic: 5) the foregoing permits the conclu-
sion it is possible to carry out. potassiurn-caustic ),ydrochernical production
of AlZC3 from readily-decomposed silic eous form.- of ore without significant
losses of caustic. The K content in the working solutions under these condi-
tions should constitute > 50% of the total caustics (calculated on Na.20).
N.P.
1. Aluminum ores--Processing 2. Pot assi-m---Chemical reactions
Card 2/2

_0 VERESHCHAGIN, F.P.; PONOMAREV, V.D.; LABUTINj G.V.; IVANOVA., L.B.
XA=4~-'
Dehydration of a polydisperse alunite are in a fluidized bed. T-Sve~
met. 36 no.11:4-1-46 N 163. WIRA 17: 1)

SHIRCKIY. V.F., otv.rod.; ANOKHDI, r.K., red. (Moskva); DVOYNINA, A.P.,
red.; LABUTIN, I.I., r9d.; LINIKOV, G.S., red.; ROBINSON,
O.S., red.; FROLOV, Yu.P., red. (Monkva)
[Abstracts of reports of the Scientific Conference in Honor of
the 110th Anniversary of Ivan Petrovich Pavlov's Birth, 19591
Tezisy dokledov Nauchnoi konforenteii, poovisshchennoi 110-i
godovahchine vo dnia rozhdenila lvana Petroviche Pavlovs. Riazen
1959. 224 p. WRA 14:2)
1. Nauchnaya konferentsiya, poovyashchannays 110-y godovshchine
so dnya rozhdeniya Ivana Petrovicha Pavlova, 1959. 2. Kafedra
fiziologii Ryazenskogo mditeinskogo institute imeni. almdemika
I.P.Pavlovs (for Wroldy). 3. Kafedra normallnoy fiziologii
Ryazonskogo meditsinskogo Institute Imeni skademike I.P.Pavlovs
(for Dvoynins). 4. lafedra fiziologii zhivotnykh Ryazanskogo
sellskokhozyaystvennogo instituts imeni P.A.Kostychava (for Labutin).
5. Dom-muzey akademilm I.P.Pavlova, Ryazan' (for Linnikov). 6. Ka-
fedra anatomli i fiziologli Ryazanslcozo poaagogichaskogo institute
(for Robinson). 7. Kafedra normallnoy fiziologii Ryazanskogo me-
ditsinskogo institute imeni akademiks I.P.Pavlova (for SakhBrova).
(=VOUS SYSTEM)

US-SR[Eliwetronles &hibitions Jul 52
"Iran.smitters
"A Driver (Exc iter) for a Short-Wave Transmitter;,,
L. Labutin (UA3TsR)
"Radio" .90 7, pp 4o-43
MUs driver is designed for amateur short-vave
transmitters of the 1st and 2d classes. Its
output paver is sufficient to drive a 100-v
transmitter and its frequency stability is con-
siderably better than that required by the Min
,of--Qoz=nicati1ons "Instructions'.0
226T8

IABUTINO L. 235T54
UwR/Electronics - N'arrow-Band Filters Oct 52
"Quartz-Crystal Filters," L. Labutin (UA3TsR)
"Radio" No 10, PP 33-37
Describes the operating principles and character-
istics of quartz crystals used to obtain small
passbands, particularly as they are used in com-
munications receivers.
235T54

1. LABUTIN, L.
2. USSR (600)
4. Radio - Anaratus and Suoolies
7. Designinu quartz: filters. Radio no. Il. 152,
9. Monthl lists of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Tebruary 1953, Unclassified.

Voltage Regulators
Quartz calibrators. Radio No. 4, 1953.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1953. UNCLASSIFIED.

LABUTIN,L.; A A ROV,B.
Shortwave and ultraehortwave receiver. Radio no-11:29-30 1'55.
(Radio, Shortwave) (MI-RA 9:1)

L&BUTIN, L., master radiolyubitellskogo sporta.
--04"W"-
The tactics of shortwave competitions. Radio no.12:9-10 D '55-
(Radio, Shortwave-Competitions) (KM 9:4)

LABUM, L.
Tactics in short-wave radio competitions Tr. from the
Russian p. 15. RADIO. (Ministerstvo na poshtite, telegrafite,
telefonite i radioto I Tsentralniia suvet na dobrovInata
organizatsUa za subeistvie, na otbrana:ta) Sofiya. Vol. 5,
No. 4, 19_96
SOURCEE: East EN=pean Accessions Ust (MAL) Library of
Congress, Vol. 5, No. 11, November 1956

1.~- 1 4 r) L , 7 - I 111:t '-' -
AUTHOR: Labutin, L.
TITLEi SSB-Traasmitting on One !Ado Ban(. (SM-rabota na oc.onoy.!)0'-k0vrSY
polose)
PERIODICAL: hadio, 1958, Nr 5, p 26 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt In this article a radio amateur (call sign "UA3CH") tells
his experience in S3B-Transmitting, using one side band,
since February 1958. In one of 'the following issues of
this periodical, an SSB aparatus will be described.
AVAILABLEt Library of Congress
Card 1/1

AUTHOR; Labutin, L. (UA3CR) ._07-58-7-22/"41~
----------
TITLE: An SS3 Transmitter (SSB peredatchik)
PMIODICAL: Radio, 1958, Nr 7, Pp 30-33 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author describes the transmitter of his radiostation
UA3CR for single side-band working. To obtain the single
side-bE,nd and suppress the carrier wave balanced remodula-
tion is used. The side-band shaping device is built in the
form of a separate attachment to the normal receiver fox,
telegraph work and is switched in between the master .-ener-
ator and the power amplifier. It consists cf an AF
phone) amplifier, two balanced modulators, a crysta]- heter-
odyne and an IF amplifier with crystal filter (Fi&ure 4).
In the present instance, to obtain the upper side-band at
the output of the transmitter, :he lower side-band is iso-
lated after the 1st balanced modulator and the differen:-_
frequency after the 2nd. The lat balanced modulatcr feeds
a two-stage IF amplifier. In the anode circuit oil the Ist
stage is included the band-pass filter oystem, consist-ing
of twc, sets of 3 crystals and a twin-gang variable condenser
to cover the 20- and 15-meter bands. The second stage acis
Card 1/2 as an additional RF amplifier and also converts the singi-e-

An ~SB Transmitter
phase voltage after the first filter into 'Iwo-phase voltage
needed by the 2nd balanced modulator. The normal transmit-
ter to which the shaping assembly is connected consists cf
a master generator and power amplifier and works on 20.15
and 10 meter bands (Figure 2). It functions best when the
anode circuit is tuned to the 2nd or 3rd harmonic. The
anode circuits are interchangeable, a different one beirg
used for each waveband. The output stage works as a Cla-'s
C amplifier with an anode voltage of 1,000 -;-. When the
shaping assembly is switched ir and the transmitter func-
tions as an SSB transmitter, the output stage is ccnvertei
from Class C into a Class AB1 by altering the negative bias
from -70 to -45 v. The peak input power then comprises
180 watts. Details of boils, filters and chokes are given.
The transmitter was linked to E. double quadrant, antenna
aligned to the North, and to a rod antenna. There are 3
circuit diagrams, 1 block diag::am, I graph and 1 drawinE.
1. Radio transmitters--Equipment
Card 2/2

ZABMN, Z. (UA3CR)
SQ SB. Radio no.9:43 S 160. (KIRA 13:10)
(Amateur radio stations)

~A-BUTIJIM ICR)
- _L-_(IJA
SQ SSB. Radio no. 11:32 N 160, (NIPA 14:1)
(Amateur radio stations)

GULYATIV, G.; GAUKIDON, R., master radlosporta (Moskva); GONCUPSM, V.;
master radiosporta Wvov); BUINOVICH.,.8op master r'adiosporta,
(Stalino); S]MIM.0 Tn., mastet radiobport .a; IVANDTA, To., master
, L,_,, master radlosporta ( kya);
radiosporta (Chelyabinsk);_;WTIN Kos
SHWKO, V., master radiosporta; GBS=. B., master# radiosporta
(Xbar'kDv); Shtraus, V., pervorazryaAnik (BuguruBlan); VOWSYAWN, )L,
pervorazx7adni (Simferopol').
Is it really entertainment and not sport? Radio no.5:13-14 My 160.
(MIRA 13:12)
1. Predsedatell sportivnoy komissii Fedei~atsii radiosporta SSSR (for
Gulyeyev).
(Amateur radio stations)

LABUTIN, L. (UA3CR)
CQ SSB. Pladlo no.5s2l-22 My 162. (KRA 15:5)
(ReAio operators) (Amateur radio stations)

LABUTINP L (IJA3CR)
Pictorial report from Framz Joseph Land. Radio no.1-1:16-17
N 162. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Spetviallnyy korrespondent,zhurnala "Radion.
(Franz Joseph Land-Radio operators)

LA13UTIN
~j_A.J(PA3CR)
What is SSB operation? Radio no.9:20-23 S 163. (MIRA 16-.12)

KV?,Y,OVI, G.A.; L4BUTRI,
M,Lm.ifacturo of pancla in reinforced concrete molds in
&-~-haliv. Bet. i zhel.-bet. no.7,,426-.327 U'l 161.
(NIRA6 14:7)
1. G!Llvn-.yy inzh. trest-i Sall-Jialinspotaneftestroy (for Kurkov).
2. Direktor 01-hiiv-II-or:o filiala Sal,.-halingiproprona (for Latutin).
conczete)

LABIMIA, N. A. - - -- - - -
LAIWIV, If. A. I KUZN--ITSOV, D. V.
36205 Opyt vnedrerd_" uskoriteloy na Obvinskom royde. (Treat "Kamlesosplav"). Leg.
prom-st'. 1949. No. 31, S. 3.8-19.
SO: lAtopsVZhrunal'nykh Statey. No. 49, 1949

USSR/.3am Animls. Q-3
I.bs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 19, 1958, No 8al07
Author ~,Ulasevich L.S.
Inst : Moscow Academy of Veterinary Medicine
Title : The Blood Picture in Swine as Depending on Breed and FecUng
Orig Pub : Tr. Mosk. akad. vet., 1958, 2D, 214-216
Abstract : No abstract
Card : 1/1

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I&SMIN, S.V., gornyy inzh. .
Comminution of lime in ore-treatment plants. TSvet.met. 28
no.6:51 Iff-D 155. (Mna 10: 11)
(Lime) (Flotation)

LABUTIN PA 22/49TIO0
Maliftao Uceiver Tit~ Oct 48
beclUatime AmplituEle
"Stabilization of An-plitude Oseillations."
V. TAbutin, i p
"Radio" No 10
Common defoot of homemade heterod7nes used for
tuning receivers is that amplitade of oscilla-
tions vhIch they generate varies from bandto
band. This can be avoided 'by shunting coils
with constant resistancea. Includes one circuit
diagram.
w 22A9noo

LABUTINs V. K.
"Simple Amateur Radio Construction'! (Prostayshiye radiolyubitellskiye konutruktsii),
r-opular Radio Library, 96 pp. 'Moscow-Leningrad, 1949.

uaums, Y. X. - -
USSR/Radio - Literature
" Now Books ('Mass Radio Library' Series Published by GOEenergoizdat)"
"Radio" No 10, p 60
Oct 51
Includes the following books; "Forroresonanea Voltage Regulators" by S. Ya, Livshits,
"Amateur Television Receivers" by I. M. Bardakh and Le V, Troytskiy, "I~he Wired
u~ by V. K. Labutin_,, and "IntroducTio-n-t-o-Iffiff
dio n d the ~S:ubso;riber ~Poljnt~""~ Vo ~K,, L~abt ~
a " by D. Konas
:Iq lygin. e 2d-named book gives
X jygjj~
Te=hniquesO by ~D a.
descriptions of amateur television receivers with 5-., 7-, and 12-inch screens.
PA 20BT62

LABUTIN, V.
6664. Korrektirovaniye elektrolitov nlestyashebego nikelirovaniya
disullfon-nftalinovoy kislotoy po dannym analiza formalina.,E , 1954.
6s. 24 sm. (N-vo avtomb., Trakt. i s.-kh. mashinostroyeniya SSSR. Tsentr.
BYuro tekhn. informatsii. Obmen opytom v mashinostroyenii. No. 35).
1 555 ekZ, Bespl.-Avt. ukazan v 1-ontse teksta.-Bez tit. 1. 1 obl.-
-755-386-zbL 6
.h9.248
SO: Krdzhanya latopis' No. 6, 1955

. din Konstantinovich; 1011MIMILD.A.0 rodaktor; SKVCRTSOV,I.K..
to 0 -rodaktor
[Radio ongineorlo-book] Kniga radlomastera. Moskva# Gos*ej2~rgq izd-vo
19556 215 P. (Massovais radiobiblioteka. no.234) (MLRA 9:3)
(Radio-Receivers and reception)

LABUTIN, V. (Leningrad)
Controlled-voltage rectifiers. Radio no.12:41 D 155. (MLRA 9:4)
(Radio--Rectifiers)

IABUTIN, Vadim lonotantinovich; TARASOV. V.I., redaktor; VORONIN. K.P.,
-10, - 0 - ffimlawarty wraftwWow
[The class D amplifier] Usilitell klassa D. Moskva, Gos.energ.
izd-voi 1956. 30 P. (Kessovaia radiobibliotaka, no.262)
(Amplifiers, Blectron-etube) WaA 10:2)

Z K
AUTHOR: Labutin, V.
,107-12-33/46
TITLE: Design of ah-Iterative Band Filter
(Raschet mnogozvennogo polosovogo filftra)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1956,NtL2, pp. 41-42 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Methods and formulae for designing i-f multisection ladder filters,
and examples of such filters are presented.
The filter is intended for i-f amplifier circuits where high adjacent-
channel selectivity and small distortion within the pass band are essential.
A number of high--Q similar circuitsinsure a very close to the square-;
shaped frequency characteristic .
An example of 5-section filter is considered in some detail. Graphs and
formulae enable one to calculate the generalized attenuation, the transfer
constant, the frequency characteristic, and other param tars of the filter.
There are two figs illustrating the curwes and one showing the construction
of the 5-section filter.
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v"'~f MdOetie V i" ;. TAR-~SCV, F.I., redalctor; VORONIN. N.P..
blew developments in high-quallty amplifteatlool bovoe v
vysokotachostvennogo usilentis. V(,skva, Goa.anerg. izzd-vo, 1957.
47 P. (Massovala radioMblioteks, no-274) C!'U'l~'n 10:10)
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9(4) PHASE I Book mmonniox SOV/16-17
Labutin, Vadim Konstantinovich
Prosteys'hi-ye konstruktsii na, poluprovadnikovykh triodakh (6imple Electronic
Equipiment Using Transistors) Moscov, Gosenergoizdat, 1958. 47 P.
75,000 copies printed. (Series: Massovaya radiobiblioteka, vyp. 297)
Editorial Board: A.I. Berg, V.A. Burlyand, V.I. Vaneyev, Ye.N. Genishta,
I.S. Dzhig:Lt, A.M. Kanayeva,, H.T. Kr6nkell, A.A. Kunkovskiy, A.D. Smirnov,,
F.I. Tarasov, P.O. Chechik, V.I. Shamshur; Ed.: F.I. Tarasov; Tech. Ed.:
X.P. Voronin
PURPOSE: This booklet is intended for zadio mateurs.
COVERAGE: The author explains the basic operating pAmciple of transistors and
their special features and properties. He describes their application in
receivers and amplifiers and illustrates the subject vith a description of
several a
pparatus using transistors. Wo personallties are zientioned-
There are no references.
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Simple Electronic Equipoent Using Transistors SW/161T
TAIBIZ OF CONTM:
The Nov Rival of the Vacm= Tube
Amplifying Properties of Crystals
Economical Anplifiers for Crystal Receivers
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Miniature Receivers With Transistors
SInple Tests of Transistors
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AUTHOR: Labutin, V. SOVIC7--5,3-11 1 -~7/4C
TITLE: An Ultralinear AmDlifier (Ul'tralineynyy usilitell)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 11058, Nr 11, Pp 42-44 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author discusses the resDective merits of the use of
pentode and a triode in the output stage circuit of a h--,zh-
fidelity 1-f amplifier. He explains how ultralinea-.- con-
ditions preserve almost the same efficiency and output P0-.';e-_
as in a pentode circuit, while the internr-l resistcince I's
nearly as g-reat as that characteristic of a triode circuit.
The charaoteristics of an ultralineaz- ar.~cli.47ier can be sTill
further improved by taking over into the cathode circuit that
part of the primary winding which is led into the screen grid
circuit (Pigure 4, upper circuit diagram). Typical cherall-
teristics of amplifier circuits reviewed in the article are
shown in Table 1. The sDecific requirements of the output
transformer of ultralinear amplifiers are discussed, and the
optimum values of the distribution coefficient of Soviet out-
put valves, together -N-itb their typical electriQal conditions
Card 112 when they are used in ultralinear amplifiers, are given in

An Ultralinear A"Dlifier
0 Table 2. Figure
and Figure 5 the
6P3S beam tetrodes.
There are 5 sets
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7 shows an ultralinear amplifier oircuit.,
circuit of the output ulturalinear stage an
of circuit diagrams, 2 graphs Eind 21 tables~
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AUTHOR: Labutin, V. K. , Regul&r_- Member of the Society
h SOV1108-3-2-10115
TIT~E: On the Parameter -11 of the Triode Trmsistcrk,- and the
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Generalized Resistance- and Amplification Characteristics
(0 parametre h1l poluprovodnikovogo trioda i
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obobshchgnnykh. kharakteristikakh soprotivleniy i usiluniy)
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnikap 1958, Vol- 13, Nr 2, PP. 59-68 (USSR)
Received: April 25, 1958
ABSTR&CT: A new parameter, the "directivity parameter" m2 was
introduced here. On the basis of the latter generalized
characteristics and resistance- and amplification diagrams
are put up. These demonstrate theamplifying properties
of the _ tkiode tramistdr '.. when small signals are used
at low frequences. The introduction of m2 is explained as
follows: the presence of an internal static feed-back in Lhe
tri6de tranbist6r ' leads to the fact that the transfer
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