SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LAKATOS, L. - LAKERNIK, M.M.

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SZARVAS, Ferenc, dr.; LAIMOS, Laszlo, dr.; DAVID, Margit, dr.; KOVACS,
Mehinn, dr. --
Hypopituitarism with hyperlipemia. Orv. hetil. 10,3 no-34:1618-161~,
26 Ag 162.
1. Szegedi Orvostudomanyi Egyetemo I. Belklinika.
(FITLEITARY GLAND dis) (LIPIDS blood)

L. LANATOS,.Maria, dr.; MXW-6f GYorgYns, munkatars
Some frequent diaphragmatic lesions in phthisiolou. Tuberkulozis 16
no.2tl6-18 Ja 163.
1. A.Z Qrszagos Korminyi TBC Intezet (igazgato: Boszormenyi, Miklos dr.
kandidatus, tudwayos vezeto: Foldes Istvan dr. kandidatus) kozlemenye.
(TUBERCULOSIS., PULMONARY) (DIAPHRAGM)
(PATHOLOGY)

KAHAN,, Agost,, dr.; BENCZE, (3yorgyo dr.; OLAH, MikloB, dr. LAKATOS, Laszlo
dr.
Cn the side effect of chloroquine therapy in rheumatoid ar-
thritis and systemic lupus erythematosus. Orv. hetil. 105
no.19:883-888 1.0 My'64
1. Sz9gedi Orvostudcmanyi Egyetem, Szemklinika es I. Belklinika.

LAKATOS, L.; BEPICZE, Gy.; 30HOGYI, I.; SORW, Z.
Neurological and eIE!Ctroencephalographic studies in sya~.exdc
1upus erythematosus and rheumatoid arthritis. Acta med. acad.
sci. Hung. 21 rko.3-2'47-255 165,
1. First Department of Medicine, aa&.Department of Neurologs
and Psychiatry, University Medical Schaal,, Szeged. Submitted
JulY 15, 1964.

IAKATOS, Lajos., Dro
Elements of the transpintation process in motor track traffic.
Kazleked kozl 18 no.16.-269-271 AP 162.

LAKITOS..M~Lria L., dr.; IXVAWL, 1"zlo, dr.
Aleotrotherxpeutic procedures applic&ble in sanatoria for pulmonary
tuberculo6is. Tuberk. icerdetset 6 no.3:46-48 Avg 53.
(ZUGTROTHCRAPT, in various dis.
tubere., -pv.4m.)
(TUMGUWSIS, rMaWART, ther.
electrotherd)

L-LAKATOS,Maria;SOl4z' lajos
Problems oil' exercise thempy in spondylitia tuberculcsis. Tuberkulozis
10 no.5-6:113-116 May-June, 57,,
1. Az Allani Fodor Joznef Thc. Gyogyintezet, Budapest (igazgato foorvos:
Risko Tibor dr.) kozleimenye.
(TUBICRCULOSIS, SPINAL, ther.
exercise ther. (Ehm))
(MM(;ISX THWMPY. in various dis.
tubere., apinal (Han))

JAUTOS, Maria, Dr.; CH&TIRL. Andor, Dr.
Therapy of Bachterev's dise-aset in simultaneous tuberculosis. Ory. hetil-
99 no.23:789-7!?D 8 June 58.
1. Az Oraza&oo Koranyi The Intezet (~gazgato: Boozormenri Miklos dr.,
tudomanyos vezeto: Foldea Ist-van dr.) e9 a Fovarosi YurdoigazgatoBag
(igazgato: Chatel Andor dr.) kozlemenye.
(SPOITUTLITIS, AlfKYIDSNNG, compl.
tubere., pulm., 9!~maltaneous ther. (Fain))
(TUBERCULOSIS, PUIXORILRY, compl.
spondylitis, an]Wlosing, simultaneous ther. (Mw)')

LAUTOS,
All"
2 yea;j of activitins of a cl;L ic for follow-up thempy of
Ai o 1, at. T ftlosis 34,no.1:20-22 Ta 161.
Wbel
(TIJIERCUUiSIS boisp & clinico)

LMTOS, Maria, dr.; MARNOS, Gyorgyne
How can we improve with the aid of physical therapy functional condi-
tions of tuberLnilous patients before pneumonectomy? Tuberkulozis 14
no.2:49-51 F 161.
1. Az Orszagos Koranyi. The Intezet (igazgato: Boszormenyi Miklos dr.
kandidatus, tudomanyos vezeto: Foldes Istvan dr. kandidatus) kozlemenye.
(PNEMIONECTOW) (PFffSICAL THERM)

LANATOS, Maria. dr.; LUKAGS, Laszlo, dr.; LEVENDEL, Laszlo, dr.
t
Data an the origin an thoracic spasms studied by electramograpbjr.
Orv. hetil. 102 no.48:2278-2281 26 N '61.
1. Orozagos Koranyi The Intezet es Fovarosi Tanacs V.B., Heine-Medin
Utokezelo Korhaz es Rendelointezet.
(THORAX) (ELECTROMYOGRAPHY) (SPASM)

LEVENDEL, Laszlo, dr.) I~~TCIS
j Marla.,. dr.; VARADY, Tame , dr.
The use of new tranquilizers (Frenolon, Melipramin, Hirepin) in
the therapy of tuberculosis,, with special reference to the alcoholic
tuberculosis patients. Tuberkulozis 15 no.123365-367 D 162.
1. Az Orazagos Koranyi The Intezet (igazgato: Borszormenyi Miklos dr.,
tudomanyos vezeto: Foldes Istvan dr. es a The Utokezeto Rendeles
(igazgato-. Szakkay Antal dr.) kozlemenye. -
(TUBERCULOSXS, PUM40NARY) .(TWIQUILIZING AGENTS)
(IMIPRAMINE) (CHLORPROMAZIR) (RESERPI~E) (PRCMETRAZINE)

MADAR, Janos, dr.Q4 ~ ua.,-Sir.; SZEPE, Lajos., dr.(Egyek); SZEKELITOLDI,
2S
Jozaef, dr.p RACZ, Irma, dr.
Experience with the introduction of intrznsive measures against' dysentory.
Nepegeswegugy 1,3 no.5:3J42-145 14Y f62:
1. Kozlemeny a Hajdu-Bihar megyei Kozegeszsgugyi-Jarranyugyi Allomasrol
(igasgatw Madar Janos dr.),
(DYSENTIERY BACILLARY prev & control)

BORZORMENYI, Miklos , CIT.; L.LAK&TD!L,-Mar14,-jk-
Management of incurable tuberculosis. Tuberkulozis 16 no.2.-41-44 F 163.
1. Az Orszagos Koranyi The Inte%at,,(igazgato-foorvos: Boszormenyi
Miklos dr., tudomanyos igaagato*. *Oidqs jetvan.dr.) kozlemenye.
(TUBERCULOSIS, PULMONARY) (MfOkM31,S) (BRONCHITIS)
(DYSPNOE) (PHYSICIAN-PAtENT RELATIONS) (ANALGESIA)

-~.~UTGL M~L~dr.; MLRKOS, Gyorgyne, munkatars
Therapy of diaphragmatic lesions in the clinical management of Valmonary
tuberculosis. Tuberkulozis 16 no.3-.74-77 Mr 16"1.
1. Az Orszagoa Koranyi The Intezet (igazgatot Baszormenyi Miklos dr.
kandidatus, tudomanyos vezeto-. Foldes Istvan dr. kandidatus) kozlemenye.
(TUBERCULOSIS, PULMONARY) (DIAPHRAGM) (PREDNISOLOITE)
(PLEURISY) (PULMONARY WHYSEMA) (FESPIRATION)
(PHYSICAL THERAPY) (ELECTROTHERAPY) (PHRENIC NERVE)

L. LAKkTOS, Maria, dr.; MARKOS, Cyorgyne
The functioning of the diaphragm following lung surgery-.
I'aberkulozis 16 no.ll.'333-337 N 963.
1. Az Orazagos Korarqi The Intozet (igazgato; -Roozoi7neri3ri
Miklos dr. kandidatus, tudomanyoa iguagatoa Foldet; Istvan dr.
kandidatus) koziemanye.
(DIAPHRAOR) (PHrSIMOGY) (PNEUMONECT(gff
(PWTOPERATI-VF, GWLIGATIONS) (MURIST)
(WHYSERA) (M4ATOMA)

LAKATOSS, Maria, dr.; RACZ, Irma, dr.
. ..........
The distribution of Shigella types and Sho flexneri Berotypes
in Hajdu-Bihar county. Nepegeezsegugy 44 no.7:208-222 JI 163.
1. Kozlemeny a Hajda-Bihar megyei Kosse szoegugyi-.Ta.rvanyugyi
Allomasrol (igazgato: Madar Janos dr.)7
(SHIGETIA) (SHIGELLA SONNEI) (STATISTIGS)

MADARY Janos, dr.; LAIXMS,--Barias dr.; RAGZ, Irma, dr.;
SZEKELYFOLDI, Jozoef, dr.
Study on stepping-up the effectivenefs of the control of
abdominal typhus in Hajdu-Bihar Countr. Nepegeszsegugy 44
no.9:-.268-271 S 163-
1. Kozlemeny a Hajdu-Bihar megyei Kozegmszsegugyi-Jarvanyugyi
Allamasrol (igazgato., Madar Janos dr.).
(TYPHOID) (MASS SCREENING TECHNICS)
(EPIDEMIOLOGY) (CMMICABLE DISEASE CONTROL)

BOJAN, Maria, dr.; LAKATOS, Maria, dr.
Bacteria-caused food poisoning in the labm-atory examination
material, of the Public Health and Epidemiology Center in
Hajdu-Bihar County. Nep5geezeegugy 44 no.10.-308-33-1 0 163.
1. Kozlemeny a Hajdu-Bihar megyei Kozeigeszsegugyi-JarvanyW,7i
A11cmasrol (igazgato: Madar Janos dr.).
(SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM)
(STAPH INFECTIONS, GASTROINTESTINAL)
(FOOD INSPECTION) (SAIXONELLA FOOD POISONING)
(BACILLUS CERZUS)

L. IAKATOS, Maria., dr.; MARKOS, Gyorgyne
Our experiences in the treatment of postoperative paradoxiCiLl
diaphragmatic movement. Tuberkulozis 16 no.12:371-373 D 163.
1. Az Orszagos Koranyi Tbc Intezet (igazgato; Boszormenyi Miklos
dr. kandidatus; tudomanyos vezeto: Foldes Istvan dr. kandidatus)
kozlemenye.

BEDE, Lidia, dr.; L. LAKA11"OS, Maria, ur.; !-TWENMI~L, Laszlo, dr.
-- - I
Use of anabolic hormones (nerobol., nercbolil) in trie treLtment of
tubercul'osis. Tuberlulozis 16 no.12:377-3"18 D 163.
1. Az Orszagos Koranyi Tbc InLezet (igazgato: Boszormenyi Miklos
Jr. kandidatus, tudc.,manyos vezeto: Foldes istvan dr.
es a Fovarosi Tanacs The Gondozo lntezetanplk SvIkkay
Antal dr.) kozlemenye.

L dr~
KALIDS, 17 912 zsa ydr.; LAKATOS, illaria., dr.; UVMEL, lanlo,
Data to the institutional treatwent of llhnc~~ra:drzl' am,
patients. Tuberkwinzis -!--' no.12:3?8-381 D '0.
1. Crszagoa Koranyi Tb-:~ Intezet (igazgato: Boszormunyl I!i,-,Ios dr.
karididatu3 tudomamci vezeto: Foldes Istvan dr. kancl-'uat'.~s' kozie
.9
menye.

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MONICH, Denes, --Dr, "KA Ylerye Council liospital,
Infectiou5 Ward (chief physician: MU14't'41.11'111, Denes, Dr) (Hajdu-B-Lhar Megye-i
Tanacs Korhaz, Fertozo Osztaly), Debrecen, and Hajdu-Bihar Megye Public
Health and Epidemiological Station, Laboratoi7 (chief physician: LAKATOS,
Maria, Dr) (Hajdu-Bihar Megyei KOVOT, -_ Ko,.-egeszsegugyi Jarvanyug3iAllomas
Laboratorium).
New Data on 'Leptospirosis Fast of the Tisza River'."
Budapest, Orvosi. Fetijap, Vol 10B, No 10, 5 Mar 67, pages 459-463.
AL-:strazt; [Authorsl Hungarian su-,.Lrary] (,"~er a ? year period (1957-6"), 140
j>aticnts were. Ireated for leptospirosi!i at the ward. More detailed examina-
tions were carried out in ?3 of" the cases, in 83 per cent of which the ten-
t,ative diagnos15 wa!~. ronfirmed by the leptospira-agglutinat5on-lysis reac-
tions as well. The data indicate that this is an essentially occupational
disease. Antibodi~_'3 blelOngin to the Pomona serotype could be demonstrated
most frequr.,ntly (60 pF-,r cents in the serum of the patients. These cases ran
their cour~:8 A.r, form of a benign scrous meningitis. The most severe and
severe forns of' the disease -were caused by sejro, Pomona + sejro, and Pomona +
canicola + icterohaemorrhagia + sejro as well as by canicola serotypes of
infection. Jaundicq presumably cholestatic hepatosi4 occurred in 10 cases,
acute interstitial nephritis (nephrosis) in 16 cases, 3 of which led to an-
uria. The penicillin G therapy applied could be called effective although the
_sennnd wave _offeyer could not be prevented by it in several of the cases and,

Budapest, Oxyyui "'a I&S. No R, 5 Mar 67, pages 459-463.
when given at an early stage of the disease, it also influenced the. immune
body response. 1.2 Eastern European, 8 Western references.
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UNGAR, Imre, dr.; EMy Cosba, dro; LAKATOS., Pal. dr.
Surgioal intervention in acute pulmonary hemorrhage. Orv. hetilo
105, no.,28:133.1-1314 12 JV64
1. Orssmgos Koranyi Too. Intezat,, XXII. ker. Tanaces Tudokorhasp
Komarcxa Megy9i Tanacs Korhom,, Sik7olgyi Tudoaztaly.

LAUTCS., Rem
I-- ~. I
The magnetic lock. Faipar 13 no.3:97 Mr 163.

IAKATOS Sandor
---~
Present state of industrial gas analysis. Meras automat 9 noA:
29-~~ 'ja 161.
1. Tudomanyos osztalyvezeto, Muszoriparl Kutato Intezet

I boomr. gas analyzer. Meres automat 9 no.Z..*123-125 161.
I 1 1. Tudoma*nyos oszta3,vvezeto,-Muszeripari Kutato Intozet.

S/263/62/000/009/007/010
1007/1207
AUTHORS: Honfi, Ferenc aq"UaWs_5andor,
TITLE- Miniature recording galvanometer
PERIODICAL. Referativnyy zhumal, otdel'nyy vypusk. 32. lzmeritel'naya tekhnika no. 9, 1962, 49,
abstract 32.9.332 (Hungarian patent, Class 21c, 1-13, no. 147904, December 30, 1960)
TEXT: The self-recording measuring device, for which the present patent has been granted, diffiers from
conventional designs, in that it has an attachable additional pointer located on the axis of the main pointer.
The light beam of a point source is focused by means of two mirrors, through a 0.05 mm slit, upl)n the tip
of the additional pointer. The shade of the tip is reflected on a photographic film or paper-strip printing on it
a curve the shape of which is determined by the movement of the photographic laycr, depending upon the
external value to be recorded. It is shown that almost any measuring device can be converted into a self-
recording instrument, A sketch of the device is given.
(Abstractor's note: Complete translation.]
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HONFI,,..Ferenc; JAKkTOS,'Sandor
I ~ I
Thegry, practice and possitO-Uties of well logging with a single
electrode., Geofiz kozl 10 no.1/4:91-96 162. f

W.,
H-
lnstiT'I"te Of :~4 Q:-.hic-4 -St -edical
zete.
wwo!~-~-~.idomanyi 6-Se-~eM 3-* C,~jZjkaj Tnt,. Pe cs.
V
ItDirect Cari-ent Condlact--Lvity of i1ried jiiuscle."
a..est, ict a hcadettiae oc, enti;?.ruz hu. ,Aill
a Ph-sioloi.
,ibstna%ct-. [En,~l-Ls-h article; Autr-or's Eiirlish wimi?lar 'r ab-
containin,~ more than 6 per cent viat-er s*..-iow
a close correlaticn bet--~..,-een waT-er content and corid-Octivity.
This correlRtion is almoat absent in muscle with less t*111an
4 to 6 per cent t,.'ater. The temperature dependence of rhe
conductivity was studied. it is ~,roposed that electron
t2'--iLS.')Ort or-curs riot by ion traxis,;oInt but as in a semi-
conducto-r. 0-.Lf re'farences, one-tj--ird are Huk-;arian, and
Most of the others art. ..r-starxi.

MAHUM, Imre; TAKATOS Mem-a., FENYES, Tibor; KAROLYI, Gyula, fizikus;
BAKOCZY, Mihaly, mernok; CSUKA, Isre, memok; NAGY, Jozsef,
mernok.
Charge sensitivo amplifier syBtem with low noise level for
nuclear semiconductor spectrometer. ATOMKI kozl 5 no.29
65-75 "63

LAKATOS, TIBOR
MMOARY/Chemical TechnoloU. Chemical ftoducts and Their 1-9
Application Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour Referat Zhur Khimiya, 11c 4, 1957, 12669
Author Lakatos Tibor
_Ce_3~ -
Title lular Building 1-4-Aerials Solldifying in the Autoclave
Orig Pub Autoklavban szilarditott sejtesitett epitoanyagok.
Magyar epitoiper, 1956, 5, Fo 2, 62-70 (Hungarian)
Abstract Description of the manufacture of gas-concrete, gas-
silicate, foam-rilicate -ind foam-concrete. Noted are
the factors that affect the strength (proportion of
cenent, grain size of sand, amunt of water).
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LAKATOS, T.
Direct current conductivity of dried frog muscle. Aota pbysiol. acad.
sci. hung. 22 no.3/4.-297-304 162.
1. Institate of Biophysics, Medical University, Pecs.
. (MUSCLES)

LOATOS~.PB.,, kand.teklm.nauk
Machimes designed by voluntary innovators. NTO 5 no.2:1+3-44 F 1630
(MIRA 16:3)
1e Predeedatell Rostovskogo oblastnogo pravleniya Nauchno-tekhnicheskogo
obshchastva bumazhnoy i derevoobrall~tyvaMhchey promyshlennosti.
(Rostov Province-Purniture -Istril)

1964-

.15AX OSR. B.L., kand.tekhn.usuk
I -
Using radioisotopes for automatic control of finishing operations.
Der. prom. 7 no.10:15 0 158. (KIRA 11:11)
1. RostovekLy n/D insbonerno-stroitallnyy Institut.
(Wood finishing) (Radioisotopes.-Industrial applications)

S/057/62/032/007/013/013
B150104
AUTHORS: Lakatosh G nd Bito~l. (Prague)
TITLE: Influence of the external resistance on the movement of
layers in the positive column of discharges
PERIODICAL: Zburnal tekhnicheskoy fizikil v. 32, no. 7, 1962, 902-903
TE~XT. The movement of discharge layers in the positive column as affect-
ed by external parameters has already been discussed in the papers cited
(H. Yoshimoto, et al. Jl. of the Phys. Soc. Jap-, 13, 734, 1958;
L. Pekarek. 6zechosl. J1. Phys., 8, 32, 1958; A. V. tledospasov, et al.,
ZhTF, XXX, 125, 1960). In the present paper the amounts of the
amplitude of brightness,- velocity, wavelength, and frequency of these
layers are examined as functions of the external resistance. Experiments
were carried out using a discharging tube (oxide cathode; nickel anode,
diameter 36 mm, length 1200 mm, temperature of cooling water 25 � O-10C)
filled vitb argon or mercury 7apor (pressure 3 mm Hg). The parameters
were determined following the methods described by H. Yoshimoto et al.
The results obtained for-a constant discharging current of 100 ma with
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negligible inductivity, show that in the range of 1000-3000 2 with
increasing external resistance the amplitude of brightness increases
linearly, the velocity and the wavelength decrease linearly, the
frequency remains constant. Frequency measurements for a constant
discharging current of 20 ma and an external resistance of 10 2 having
r'
an inductivity of 1.5 henry delivered frequency of the laye
of 498 ODs (in the case in which the inductivity was used)and 541 CPS
(in the base in which the induotivity was not used) respectively.
The authors conclude from their results that in the range considered,
the value of the external resistance influences the amplitude of bright-
ness as well as the velocity and the wavelength of the layers,but not
their frequency. There is I figure.
SUB14ITTED: November 21, 1960
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CHIOGOLYA,.G.; 3XRAL, 1h.; VASILIYW, F.; POilbVIGH, N.; iDSMIN, Anna;
MMHAW, M.; TLOB, A. DIAVU, D.; PATRASHEU, ~.
Determination of bismuth in Rumanian drugs by means of VDTA titration.
Apt.delo 8 no.6:67-69 1-1) 159. (MIRA 13:4)
1. Iz Instituts. po llutrolyu kachestva medikamen'tov Minigterstva
sdravookhraneuiya Rarqmekoy 3kr-odnoy Respubliki, Bukharest.
(BISMUTH--ANALYSIS)

LAX17r; r.F., kand, takhn. nauk, Inzhener-kapitan 2-- go ranga
Contr(O-lability character'-sties and manenvering posaibi]AtieB of
submarines. Mor. sbor. 47 no.l168-78 Jd 164. (KRA 18:7)

AUTHOR3 Lakazova, P.K., Candidate of Historical Sciences 3-11-8/17
TITLE: Women in the Vuzes of the Country (Zhenshchiny v vuzakh
strany)
PERIODICALi Vestnik Vy8shey Shkoly, 1957, # 11, PP 48 - 53 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt The author states that the chances for women to get proper
education were extremely limited during the pre-revolution
period. The situation changed radically with the beginning
of Socialism and the equality of rights for women in educa-
tion and social and political life. In 1956/57, the number
of female students in vuzes amounted to 52%. The participa-
tion of women in evening and correspondence courses amounted
in 1955/56 to 5018%. The author quotes some figures illustra-
ting the percentage of women students in vuzes in 1955/56:
75% in vuzes of the food industry, 74,5% in vuzes of the light
and textile industry, in medical vuzea - more than 70%; in
universities and pedagogical institutes - 67%. More than
1,500 female students are trained at the Moscow Academy of
Agriculture imeni Timiryazev; 175 female dotsents are working
at this institute. The number of female scientists is in-
creasing steadily. At present there are 19,000 women holding
Card 1/2 scientific degrees. Scientific pedagogical activity in vuzea

Women in the Vuzes of the Country
3-11-a/17
is performed by more than 40,000 women, or 35% of the teaching
staff. About 100 women are directors or deputy directors
in vuzes, more than 190 are faculty deans and almost 2,000
are holding chairs in higher educational establishments. More
than 1,000 women perform scientific-pedagogical work at the
Moscow University, among them are 32 doctors*and more than
470 candidates of sciences including 27 professors and 155
dotsents. The author enumerates some outstanding female scien-
tists: P.Ya. Kochina (Member-Correspondent of the USSR Aca-
demy of Sciences, Professor at the Moscow University) conduc-
ting research on hydrodynamics; Professor V.A. Larina, Doctor
of Technical Sciences, concentrated her investigations on the
extraction of liquid fuel from coal; she is the head of the
Scientific Research Institute of Physics and Chemistry at
Irkutsk University. M.T. Grekhova, a radio-physicist of the
Scientific Research Institute of Radiophysics at the Gorlkiy
Univeraityl is a Professor-Doctor of physico-mathematical
sciences.
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DUBINSKIY, S.A.; ROSSELIS, W.O.; LAREMONSKIY, A.V.; ANOPOVA, A.I.;
XHAIINDZHANOVA, M.K.
Zffect of nickel on solders. TSvet.met.27 n0-3:50-55 MY-Je 154
(MIRA 10:10)
1. TSentralln" nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut olovyannoy
promyshlennosti (for Dubinskly, Rossel's). 2. Avtozavod im.Stalina
(for Lakedemonakiy, Anopova, Khakimdzhanova).
(Nickel) (Solder and soldering) ,

SHPAGIN. Aleksay Ivanovich; VINOGRADOV, S.Y., inzhener, retBaUZent;
IAXBRNMONSXIY, A.V., inzbenar, retsenzent; BLIKM, L.M., redaktor
S
V.V., takhnichaskiy redaktor
[Antifriction alloys] Antifriktsionnye splavy. Moskva. Goa. nauchno-
tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tsvetuoi metallurgii, 1956- 320 p.
(Alloys) (MIRL 9:11)

AID P - 426o
Subject USSR/Engineering
Card 1/1 Pub. 128 - 18/33
Authors : Lak d m=kly. A,_Y,, Engineer, B. V. Pogozhev, Engineer,
_,!jk~ed~~,
. M. Rudnitskiy, Kand. Tech. Sci., and I. Ye. Fokin
Title : Results of orrational tests of the new anti-friction
alloy SOS 6.;- . -
Periodical : Vest. mash., #1, P. 55-56, Ja 1956
Abstract : The new M~fiti-friction alloy SOS 6-6 is analysed as sleeve
bearing metal for carburetor engines. Its composition is
5.5-6 5% Sn 5.5-6.5% Sb and the rest Pb. This alloy
proved t4 be' quite satisfactory and much cheaper than the
previously used tin-ba8e babbit B-89 and lead-base
babbit BT.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

WN 6L
antic
od
i4ow"iPpb 'in Ole a
.Q - -Jter-

.... . .... L-~

G.V.; SOKOV. M.K.; POLYAKOV, Ya.Ge, red,*
TA !IK02N
[Technology of shell molding; principles of the -technological
process and the materials] Takhnologlia litlia v obolochkovye
formy.osnovy takhnologichaskogo protsessa. i materialy. Moskva,
1957. 30 P. (Paredovoi opyt proizvodstva. Seriia "Mashinostroenia,"*
z1o.3). (MM 11:7)
(Shell molding (7oimding))

LAXEIIEMONSKIY, A.V.; PROSTANIX, G.V.; ANOPOVA, A.I.; SKILGICYXV, V.S.
-mom - ----- -w
Casting fluid converte parts. Lit.proizv.no.l:lp 20 ja '57,
(Automobiles-Tr"smission devices) (Fvunding~ MLRk 10:3)

SWKOVA, X.V.-, CHEVELA, B.A.; FILIPPOCHKIN, V.G.; LAKEDEMONSKIY, A.V., red.;
SURMU, R.A., takhn.red.
[Now way for using soluble glass in casting by the lost-wax
process] Novyl sposob primeneniia zhidkogo stekla pri litfe
po vyplavIiaemym modeliam. Moskva, 1958. 11 p. (Peredovoi
opyt proizvodstva. Seriia Vekhaologiia maohinostroaniia.1
no.10: Liteinoe proizvodstvo) (MIRIL 1215)
(Soluble glass) (Molding (Founding))

PHASE T BOOK EXPLOITATION 1223
Lakedemonskiy, Anatoliy Vladimirovich, and Khryapin, WmUnir Ymellyanovich
Payaniye I pripoi (Soldering, Brazing, and Filler Metals) Mosc~ow,
Metallurgizdat, 1958. 229 p. 9,000 copies printed.
Reviewers: Shpagin, A.I., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Dubinskiy,
S.A., Babichev, V.Z., Engineer; Ed.: Chernov, A.N.; Ed. of Publish-
ing House: Durdova, Ye.I.; Tech. Ed.: Karasev, A.I..
PURPOSE: The book is intended for engineers, technicians and skilled
workers engaged in soldering and brazing work in machine building,
instrument and radio manufacturing and for workers iri repair shops
and machine tractor stations.
COVERAGE: Soviet and non-Soviet soldering and brazing practices are
described and basic theoretical principles are presented. Composi-
tions, properties and methods of preparing soldering and brazing
materials and fluxes are discussed. Rules governing the fabrica-
tion of soldered and brazed assemb -i-I-es, solderino: and brazing tech-
niques, equipment used,-and the technoloE_~y oi. Z~ -1, 1 (1 _-, _J r1 C - t - ~_i ~ _-:. ~ - z _1 n g
of assemblies made of v--rious metals and.alloys are described, Cnap-
ters I,II and III were written by A. V. Lakedonskiy and the re-
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Soldering, Brazing, and Filler Metals 1223
maining chapters by A.V. Lakedemonskly and V.Ye. Khryapin jointly.
The authors thank Candidate of Chemical Sciences S.A. Dubinskiy,
Candidate of Technical Sciences A.I. Shpagin and Engineer V.Z.
Babichev for their advice in the preparation of the manuscript.
There are 54 references of which 37 are Soviet, 11 English, 5 aer-
man and 1 French.
'TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 5
Introduction 7
Ch. I. Theoretical Principles of Soldering and Brazing 11
1. Definition and nature of the process 11
2. Wetting of.the surface of hard metals with soldering and
brazing filler metalB 12
3. Relationship between wetting and surface tension 21
4. The spread of soldering and brazing filler metals on the
metallic surface 23
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Soldering, Brazing, and Filler Metals 1223
5. Capillary phenomena in soldering and brazing 27
6. Nature of bonds in soldered and brazed joints 29
Ch. 1 1. Soldering and Brazing Filler Metals 36
1. Classification of soldering and brazing filler metals 36
2. Solders 38
Purpose of solders 38
Tin-Lead base solders 39
Lead base solders with silver, cadmium and indium 53
Bismuth and cadmium base solders 55
Zinc base solders 56
Production of tin-lead solders 61
Preparation of soldering paste 62
3. Brazing filler metals 64
Purpose and classification of brazing filler metals 64
Copper and copper-zinc brazing filler metals 64
Copper-phosphorus brazing filler metals 70
Silver brazing filler metals 73
Aluminum brazing filler materials 77
Nickel brazing filler metals 80
Gold brazing filler metals 80
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Soldering, Brazing, and Filler Metals 1223
Magnesium filler metals 86
4. Technological principles of selecting soldering and brazing
fAller metals 86
Ch. III. Soldering and Brazing Fluxes 88
1. Role of fluxes in soldering and brazing 88
2. General requirements for fluxes and types of requirements 91~
j
3. Fluxes for soldering 94
4. Fluxes for brazing 98
Ch. IV. Construction of Soldered and Brazed Joints 105
1. Types of soldered and brazed joints 105
2. Location of the filler metal in the seam in brazing and
soldering 107
3. Assembling and clamping parts prior to soldering or braz-
ing 110
4. Strength of soldered and brazed joints ill
5. Optimum clearances in soldered and brazed joints 118
6. Defects in soldered and brazed joints 12.9
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Ch. V. Preparation of Parts for Soldering and Brazing 122
1. Mechanical cleaning of the metal surface 122
2. Degreasing 125
3. Pickling 129
4. Tin coating for soldering operations 134
Ch. VI. Soldering and Brazing Methods 135
1. Soldering with soldering irons 135
2. Torch soldering and brazing 139
3. Electrical resistance soldering and brazing 150
4. Induction..heat brazing 156
5. Electric are brazing 172
6. Molten metal, bath dip soldering and brazing 173
7. Chemical bath dip brazing 181
8. Controlled-atmosphere furnace brazing 186
9. Soldering in furnaces without controlled atmospheres 197
10. Selection of soldering and brazIng methods 199
Ch. VII. Technology of Soldering and Brazing Various Metals and
Alloys 201
.1. Soldering and brazing parts made of low-carbon and low-
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Soldering, Brazing, and Filler Metals
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2. Brazing high-carbon and tool steel parts 202
3. Soldering and brazing cast iron parts 202
4. Brazing stainless steel parts 2o4
5. Brazing heat-resistant alloy parts 205
6. Brazing cermet alloys 2o6
7. Soldering and brazing parts made of copper and its alloys 211
8. Soldering and brazing nickel alloy parts 212
9. Soldering and brazing parts made of alluminum and its
alloys 214
10. Brazing magnesium and magne3ium-alloy parts 225
11. Soldering and brazing of other metals and aloys 226
Bibliography 228
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
GO/afm
2-24-39
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SOV/137-58-10-21555
Translation from: Referativnyyzhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 10, p 157 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Gruzdov, P.Ya., Lakedernonskiy, AN., Vasil'yev, Ye.A.
TITLE: A High-strength Sulfurous Cast Iron (Vys-okoprochnyy sernistyy
chugun)
PERIODICAL: Tekhnol. avtomobilestroyeniya, 1958, Nr 2, pp 13-ZO
ABSTRACT: Spheroidal form of graphite particles in cast iron is
achieved by means of inoculating the molten metal with Mg.
Although Mg cast iron possesses good mechanical properties,
its application is limited owing to technological difficulties con-
nected with production of high-quality castings of this metal.
Inoculation of malleable iron with S makes it possible to obtain
cast iron with spheroidal graphite by fairly simple means, per-
mits to speed up the annealing process (by increasing the Si
content) and obtain, during heat-treatment procedures designed
to produce granular pearlite, a structural material with good
mechanical properties. The method developed for the introduc-
tion of S into the cast iron is simple and may, therefore, be
employed in any foundry shop. 1. Cast iron- -Mechanical properties 2. Cast
Card 1 /1 iron--Physical properties 3. Sulfur--Applications A.S.
4. Magnesiujr~--Metallurgical effec~bs

LAKBI=ONSKIY A.V.; KHRYAPIN, V.Y6.; WAGIN, A.I., kand.tokhn.nauk,
V~ 9
rutmunMt; RYBAKOVAP V,I,, insh., red.; UVAROVA, A.F., tekhn.red.
[Solderer's handbook] Spravochnik paial'shchika. Moskva, Gos.
nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1959. 352 p.
(MIRA 12:9)
(Solder and soldering)

ASSOBOV, A.D., kand.tekhn.nauk-; I-A EMDNSKIY, A.V.; PROSYANIK, G.V.
Shell molding of gears. Avt.prom. no.1:28-30 Ja '59.
(MIRA 12:1)
-. 1. Moskovskiy avtozavod imeni Likbachava.
(Shall molding (Founding))

12(2) SOV/113-59-6-12/21
AUTHOR: Lakedemonskiy, A.V.
TITLE: Covering Steel Strip With Bearing Alloy
PERIODICAL: Avtomobillnaya promyshlennost', 1959, Nr 6, pp 32-34
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: It was found that when coating steel strip with the
SOS bearing alloy developed by the Moscow Automobile
Plant imeni Likhachev tin from the preliminary hot
tinning process was eing carried into the tank
with the bearing alloy by the steel strip. As a re-
sult, the alloy contained 8-10016 tin instead of the
specified 5.5-6.5%. and an easily fusible triplex
eutectic was formed in its structure, weakening it.
To avoid this, the plant carried out investigations
to see how the preliminary tinning could be dis-
pensed with. As a result of these investigations
a new complex flnx forming a thin metallic layer
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SOV/113-59-6-12/21
Covering Steel Strip With Bearing Alloy
developed. It is composed of 350-400 grams per
liter of zinc chloride, 40-50 9/1 stannous chlo-
ride, 4-5 9/1 cuprous chloride, 30-35 milliliters
per iiter hydrochloric acid (density 1.18) and up
to 1000 milliliters per liter of water. Tests have
shown it to be satisfactory.
ASSOCIATIOW: Moskovskiy avtozavod imeni Likhacheva (Moscow Auto-
mobile Plant imeni Likhachev)
Card 2/2

SOY/128-,59,- 10-5/24
18(5)
AUTHORS% Bogw';hev, A.P., Burtsi~ic, A.D.,, Lake-Lool"k BI-P.~
Ap.drianovq Yea. , and Sagusyy, V.V., RPgiree:!-s
TITLE: Rvothqrmir.~ Mixtures for th,~ ]R!Iiting Uf Risern
PERIODICAL- Liteynoye proivi,odstvo-, Nr 10, pp P('--2J (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The aathurs pres"ni, a .!i whi,:b hai tean madf~ oct
exotheriniv mixtuj%~..s for +.h,_ h~:-ati.cZy :Pf rlst~y,s. The quallti.~s of'
already-Rro-rn exoth;~rmls m1xi-ui--s we-- imvest-:IgaLed 81 the begia-
ning of the zeseareL. The exoth~~,nxl- M-IxLures wi~.re diivid6d into
three growps, acccording -tc, thai- oxygesi '_-a1a:a,.;e of' thermjt,~! and
their Aiew'cal emd granala-te Raahed whi,-h are Made
of theimite mixtuz-a ~with additions, vltb -:-,ka~ ash's and with "'oke
dross, give diffevfta-t -.esults duri-ag eoin-;Yastitxi. These resulti ace
depending on their consistenoeq a.~. f1gs.1a-L7- she-w. Table I shows
'their and the per-~eniage of dif-
differew'~ M!KtureS9
ferent components. The techr.-Acgy of prepwring malerials for mix-
Lures is not r-omplicated. Al-;imirwn -Atlps and dross are at. the
Card 1/2 same tivie exposed i-c i.D g:Jr_d-*.ng mills, with the last

SOV/J28-59-10-5/24
Exothermic Mixtures for the Heating vf Risers
sifting tfirough sieves of 1.5 mm. The rest repeatedly goes through
a grinding mill, The coke dross goes through a sieve of 6 mm. The
The bushes (Fig.2) are produced in -wooden core moulds (Fig.3).
Special standards are elaborated for the dimensions of the bushes
(Table 4). Exothermic bushes, which are used in combination with
diaphragms, are made in the same core moulds as the usual ones~
The difference is that they have a center-piece in the! lower part
of the wooden inset which has the shape of the parting diaphragm
and dimensions according to !able 7. The exothermic: mixtures
-which are used at MosZY_Tj . are re~,ommended for use in foundry pro-
duction. A.F. Yurasov, Al.l. Averbukh, 11.1. Rurlovich, P.S. Roman-
ov, N.P. Gritsko, V.I. Zheltoy and P.I. Fedorev participated in
this study. There are 5-photographa, 3 diagrams and 9 -tables,.
Card 2/2

UREDWIONSKIY, ELY., red.; STEPANGEMO, N.S... red. izd-va; UVAROVA,
. tekhn. red.
(Defects in castings and ways to prevent tbemiftransations)]
Defektry otlivok i mer ikh preduprezhdenii--; doklady]. Pod red.
A.I.Lakedemonskogo. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1962. 258 (MPiRA 15:7)
1. Vauchno-proizvodstvennaya konferentsiya "Izucheniye prichin
braka v liteynom proizvodstve i razrabotka mer borlby s nim."
(Founding-Defects)

BEWFUIKHOV., A.K.,- VINBERGy L.I.; DUDIN, A.A.; ZASIAVSKIY) M.L.;
MOSKM, P.P.; LAIMEMON . retsenzent; OSIPOVA,
a&U-,-AJL.4~. . inzbo.
L.A.J. inzh., red.; ELIKIND, V.D... tekhn. red.
(Pressure die casting] Litle pod davleniem (By] A.K.Belopukhov i
dr. Moskva., Mashgiz., 1962. 399 p (MIRA 15:7)
(Die casting;

LAKE
F- Research institutes and laboratories for founding abroad. Biul.-
tekh.-ekon.infom.Gos.nauch.-isol.inst.nauch. i tekh.inform.
no.6s95-96 162. (MM 15:7)
(Founding) (Research, Industrial) -

SHKOLINIKOVI, E.M.. IJUME.?,jojjSKjj A V -BONDARENK03, L.G.; ABRAMKU, Yu.Ye.;
- I- - =:==I-= y
mmov I ,'A'
CaBt camhaftB for the ZIL-IU engine, Lite proizvt no-5:7-8 My 162.
(MIRA 16:3)
. (Autowbiles.-Engimes) (Iron foundin )

.LAKEDEMONSKIY,. A.V.,, KHRYAPIN, V.Te.; SHFAGIN, A.I., kand. tekhn.
nauk, retsenzent; KUBAREV, V.I., insh., red.; GARANKINA,
S.P., red.izd-va,- UVARDVA,-A.F., tekhn. red.
[Welder's handbook] Spravochnik paiallshchika. Izd.2., perer.
Moskva, Malffigis, 1963. 440 p. (MIRA 16:10)
(Wf)lding--HandbDokB, manuals, etc.)

PFA)IYANIK, Georgiy Vasillyevich; LA&EPEMO~SKIY Anatoliy.-Vladimirovich-
j T-E- --T
BAZIIEV., N.P., nauchnyy d.; SNOTI91--~E~7~ ~-; ~KK
A.M.9 tekhj2. red.
[Making shell molds] Izgotpvlenie obolochkovykh form. Mo-
skva, Proftekhizdat, 1963. 270 p. (MIRA 16:7)
(Shell molding (Founding))

1 --a L ti rags
11.,,ashino~-,troenie, 19CIL.

hn. nauk; SHKOLINIKOV, kan~.
~14ONSKjX#_4_V kand* tek
J&PU I 1 1. - 0.9 j inzh.; ]3()NDARENKO, L.G.,
nauk; A-BRMElFiC), Yu-ye
SELEZNSVAY Ye.D.., jnzh.
Cast distributing shafts for forced carbi=etor engines. Lit-
proizv. nci.12-.40-,41 D 165,

JAKEDEMQV5KIY,--jI..V., kand.teklin.nauk; PLENTSOV, G.I., kand.tekhn.Dauk;
SHFMAN,, A.D.; ABRAMENKO, Yu.Ye.
Characteristics of the wear of cylinders of motor-vebic'-!-- en-gines.
Av-t.pran. 31 no.4'14-17 Ap 165. (mIRA 18:5)
1. Moshovskiy avtozavod imeni. Likhacheva.

ASINOVSKAYAj, G.A.; IAKEIDEMORSKIY, A.V.; IASHKOp N.F.; LASHYLO, S.V.
The teaminology of soldering. Trudy VNMVTOGENKASH no.12:
193-199 165. (MIRA 18:11)

JIRASEK, IsibDr; IAHNSKY, Jan
Occupational eczema caused by epoxy resins. Cook. darn. 3~ no.3:154,16e
My 161. 40
1. 11 dermatovenerologicka klinika v Pmze, prednosts. prof. dr.
K. Hubs obmm.
OCCUPATIONAL DERMATITIS atiol)
SINS toxicol)
M

h A-C19 /Y/ k" /P, Al
RAGDASARbY, V.A.; LAKIRNIK, X.M.
-,., - I
Eloctric smelting for matte in copper metallurgy. TSvet.met. 28
no,,3:55-57 Xy-Je 155. (MIRA 10:11)
(Copper--glectrometallurgy)

LAMM IKj._,4rk Moi8eyevich; SEnTUKOV, Nikolay Nikolayevich; BELYAYEV, A.I.,
prof., dokt.; retsenzent; VILOR, R.L., kand.tekhn.nault; retsenzent;
VAITYUKOV, Aj., retsenzent; EROLI, L.7a., retsenzent; SAMSONOY,G.V.,
retsenzent; LHONIDOV, N.K., inzh., retsenzent; ZHEMCHUZHINA, Ye.A.,
red.;'BLIKINA, L.M., red.izdatellstva; MIKHAYWVA, V.V., tekhn.red.
[Metallurgy of nonferrous metals] Metallurgiia tavetnykh metallov.
Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-rj po chernoi i tsvetnoi
metallurgii, 1957. 535 P. (MIRA 11:1)
(Nonferrous metals--Metallurgy)

LUMMKIK, M.M.; SWHIMSKIT, 1B.I.
Blectrothermic smelting of Lokot' slags. TSvet. met- 31 no.q:
28-30 S '58.
(Altai Territory--Nonferrous metal industries)
(Blectrometallurgy) (Salvage (waste-ete.)
(MIRA 11:9)

L-
PHASE I TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 503 - I
BOOK Call No.: TN785.L3
Author: -LA19;RNIK M. M.
Full Title: 9TW LURUY OF LEAD
Transliterated Title: Metallurgiya svintsa
PUBLISHING DATA
Originating Agency: None
Publishing House: State Scientific and Technical Publishing House of
Literature on Ferrous and Nonferrous Metallurgy ("Metallurgizdat")
Date: 1953 No. pp.: 234 No. of copies: 4,000
Editorial Staff
Editor: None
Appraisers-.~ Loskutov, F. M., Prof., Dr., Karchevskiy, V. A., Eng.s
Chernyak, M. A.
TEXT DATA
Coverage: Thin book gives information on raw materials used in lead
works and refining plants, and on methods of preparing the charge
for smelting. It discusses the basic physico-chemical processes
occuring during the operations of roasting, sintering and smelting
of lead concentrates, and the refining of crude lead. Descriptions
of the design, working principles and operation of metallurgical
equipment and of the basic safety measures are given. The , Intro-
ductionli contains a brief history of the development of lead pro-
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Metallurgiya svintsa
AID 503 - I
duction In Russia and of the contributions of Russian and Soviet
scientists in this field. The book is provided with illustrations
o,f furnaces and metallurgical machinery, tables and diagrams.
Table of Contents Pages
Foreword 5
Introduction 7
Ch. I General Information 11-4o
(Physicochemical properties of lead and its basic compounds;
Uses of lead; Concentrating lead ores; Basic industrial
extraction processes)
Ch. II Preraration of Charge 41-59
(composition and homogeneity; Methods of storage, crushing
and transportation of charge components; Methods of measur-
ing and mixing the components. Preparation of charge; Basic
safety measures)
C.h. III Roasting and Sintering of Lead Concentrates 6o-85
(Preliminary data; Chemistry of roasting and sintering pro-
cesses; Flow sheets of the roasting process- Working prin-
ciples and operation of sintering machineryl
Ch. IV Reducing Smelting Process in Shaft Furnaces 86-136
(Changes of charge components in the furnace, slags, charge
estimate; Working principles and operation of shaft
274

Metallurgiya svin-bsa AID 503 - I
furnaces for lead smelting; Safety measures) Pages
Ch. V Products of Lead Smelting 137-154
(crude lead; Copper-lead matte; Slags; Dust removal
from gases)
Ch. VI Refining of Lead 155-202
(Indispensability of the refining process and its flow
sheet; Decoppering of lead; Removal of antimony, arsenic,
tin, gold, silver, zinc and bismuth from lead; Casting of
lead; Brief data on the electrolysis of lead; Safety
measures)
Ch. VII Hearth Smelting 203-209
Ch. VIII Automatic Control of Metallurgical Processes 210-222
Ch. IK Problems of Economics and Organization of

Production - J-T
223
(Socialist organization of production; Preliminary measures
and labor organization; Workshop planning; Technical and
economic factors of the lead industry and the cost of
production.)
Purpose: Approved by the Educational and Methodical Board of the Main
Administration of Professional Training of the Ministry of Cu lture
of the USSR as a textbook for trade schools. The book is als o
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Metallurgiya svintsa
AID 503 - I
intended for qualified workers in the lead industry.
Facilities: None
No. of Russian and Slavic References: 7 Russian (19110-1952)
Available: Library of Congress
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I-Ok-CRNII~,lel.
SNWITOV, Jdeksandr Petrovich; PAKHOMOVA, G.N., kandidat tekbuicheakikh
anuk. reteenzent; PXYSAKHDV, I.L., kandidat tekhaicheakikh nauk,
retnenzeut; KOPTTOV, S.A., inzhener, reteenzent; -"URN-TIr--NON*.
redaktor; AROMMIGUYA. H.S., redaktor; VATYSMYN, Te.D.,
teklinicheakiy redaktor.
Nrdro metallurgy of zinc] Gidrometallurgiia tsinka. Moskva, Goo.
nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tevetnoi metallurgii,
1954. 255 P. [Microfilm] (K6RL 8:2)
(Zinc--Ketallnrgy)

LOSKUTOV, Fedor Mikhaylovich. professor, doktor; AGMNKOV, V.G., professor.
retsenzent; OLIKHOV. N.P., inzhener, retsenzent- LALIRUTL- I&*
redaktor; ICLIKIED. L.K., redaktor iodatellstva;,BX=V, A.P.,
tekhnichaskiy redaktor
[Hetallw-gy of lead and zinc) Metallurgiia evintea i tainka. Hoskva,
Goo. naucthno-takhn. W-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tavetuoi metallurgii,
1956. 478 p. (MLRA 9:t9)
(Lead-Metallurgy) (Zinc-Metallurgy)

UmmNix, H.K.
Selecting an efficient diagram for the refining of lead. TSvot.met.29 ne.9:
43-47 S 156. (Lead-Metallurgy) (KURA 9:10)

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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION
Lakernik, Xark,_~Kolaay_evich, Candidate of Technical Sciences; and
Sevryukov, Nikolay Nikolayevich, Docent, Candidate of Tech-
nical Sciences
Metallurgiya tsvetnykh metallov (Metallurgy of Nonferrous Metals)
Moscow, Metallurgizdat, 1957. 535 p. 8,500 copies printed.
Reviewers: Belyayev, A.I., Professor, Doctor; Veller, R.L., Candidate
of.Technical Sciences; Vanyukov, A.V.; Kroll, L. Ya.;
Samsonov, G.V.; and Leonidov, N.K., Engineer; Ed.; Veller, R.L.1
Zhemchuzhina, Ye.A.; Ed. of Publishing House: Ellkina, L.M.;
Tech. Ed.: Mikhallova, V.V.
PURPOSE: This is a textbook for students at nonferrous-metallurgy
technicums; it may also be used by foremen and other workers
taking special improvement courses.

'Metallurgy of Nonferrous Metals 429
COVE-RAGE: The book sets forth the principles of the metallurgy of
nonferrous metals (copper, nickel, lead, zinc, tin, aluminum,
magnesium, antimony, and mercury), precious and rare metals,
and also iron and steel. In addition, the authors discuss
methods of ore concentration, preparation of ores for smelting,
types of metallurgical furnaces, production methods, and
characterisitics of refractories. Chapters II, III, IV, V,
VIII, IX, X, XI, XII, XVIII, XIX, XX, XXI, XXIV-XXX were written
by Lakernik, M.M.;.Chapters I, VI, VII, XIII-XVII, XXII, and
XXIII, by Sevryukov, M.N. There are no references.
TABLE OF
CONTENTS:
Pref.aae 7
Introduction 8
PART I. GENERAL INFORMATION 11
Ch. I. Metals and Their Production 11
.1. Classification of metals 11
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AUTHORS: Z~jlcernik, Y,.I-.. and Slonimskfy, B.I. 3011/3.36-5,5-9- 5/21
TITLE; Elecurothermic Smelting of Loktevo Slags (Elektro-
termiches-kaya Dlavka loktevskikh shla,',,%Ov)
PERIODICAL: Tsvetnyye Metally, 1958, Nr 91 pp 28-31 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors mention large uaste-slag resources in Altay
and some of the attempts made to recover their metal
contents. They describe pilot-plant work at Gintsvetmet
on the electro-thermic s-.,-aelting of z;am-)les of Loktevo slags
in an electric furnace at the Irtysh3lldy worlk3. The
com.position of the sam )1es wa-s: Cu 1.92, Pb 2.781 Zri 3.56,
S 1 9) 1
Fe 7.0, SiOD L1.08, CaO 10-15, A1203 13-59,
YA90 3.38 ana BaO q-.98%, Ag 114.8 and Au 2.4 g/ton.
Different waste slag compositions were obtained with
different smelting conditions (table 1) and from these
and ma"'.,erial balances (table 2) for coDper, lead and zinc
together with a consideration of energy requirements, the
authors deduce a flow 3heet. which is economically
effeetive. They sugge:3t that furt'Cier investigations be
made to embrace slags of composition different froi,., those
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. Electrothermic Smelting of Loktavo Slags SOV/1'26-58-" 5 /2'
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carried out. The Editor )oints out that if the hi-h-
silica Loktevo slags are -mixed with other slags it 0may be
possible to effect the smelting in a shaft furnace.
There are: 1 figure and 2 tables
1. Slags--Processing 2. Slags--Properties 3. Electric furnaces
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AZOS, S.; AR]UP'IYICV A.; ARTAXONOV, I.; BABINA, I.; BROWSKIT, V.; BLOZHKD,V..-
BRAMM&N, A.; BYIMOVSKIY, Yu.; VINOGRADOVA, No; GAIANKINA, To.;
GILIBMUMSH. F.; GLCEA, To; GRErM, No; GCZM, G.; GULIDIN, I.;
GUlYAYWA, Ye.-, (RJSHOHIU, I.; DATYDOYSUTAO Te.; DAKSKATA, Go;
D3MCMlV, D.; YEYDOKIKOVA, A.; MMHOV, V.; ZABILYSHINSKIY. I.;
ZAYMKB3M, B.; AZMOSHNIKOV, I.; ITXINA, S.; KARCMSKIY, V.;
KWSHIH, Do; WVJIOV, Ye.; KMNHTSOTA, G.; KURSHAKOV, I.;
LETMOVIG H, Go; LISOVSKIY, Do; LOSMOV, F.;
MAIM'SKIY, Yu.; MLYANITSKIY, I.; MAYANTS, A.; HILUM, L.;
KITROFANOV, S.; MIKUYIDV, A.; MYAKINMOV, I.; NIKITINA, I.;
NOVDI, R.; OGMIV, D.; OLIKHOV. No; OSIPOVA, T.; OSTRONOV, M.;
FAKHOROVA9 Go; MUM, S.; PIAKSIN, I.; PLETIMA, N.; POPOV, V.;
PUSS, Yu.; PROKOPYRYA, Ye.; RJCHKOT, S.; RAMA, F.; RUM=SAV,M.;
RACHILROV, I.; SCBOLI, So; SPIVAKOV, Ta.; STRIGIN, I.; SPHIMONDVAJ.;
TIMM, Ta.; TITOV, So; TROITSKIY, A.; TOLOKONNIKOV,.K.; TROYD(OVA, A.;
)MOV. V.; CHIZHIKOT, Do; SHEY9, Ta.; YUKHI!ANOV, Do
Roman Iazarevich Veller; an obituary. TSvet. met. 31 no-5:78-79
YT 158. (MM 11 % 6)
(Veller, R3mmulazarevich, 189'~-1958)

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AUTHORS: Candidate of Technical Sciences and
Lavrov, L.G., Fokin, N.A., Engineers
TITLE: Electrothermic Treatment _of -the B6retbvakiy Complex
Conceiitrate , - ~_ - (Elektrotermiche skaya pererabotka
Berezovskogo kollektivnogo kontsentrata)
MRIODICAL. Tsvetnyye metally, 1959, Nr 6, pp 32 - 38 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The concentrate used contains 5.5% copper, 7% lead,
22% zinc, 20% iron, 30% sulphur and 7% silica.
Laboratory tests showed that it could be successfully
melted in a sealed electric furnace. After many tests,
the Irtyshsk Works constructed a furnace for production.
It is a three-phase 3 000 Mfurnace with internal
diameter 3 600 mm and hearth area 10 m (Figure 1).
Graphite electrodes, water cooled in the arch, are used.
The hearth and wall linings are chrome magnesite and
the metallic furnace case is sprayed with water.
Melting occurs with 4.5 - 7.5 thousand amps.' The bases
exe sharply cooled in a settling chamber (Figure 2 1
where zinc and lead condense-, The furnace is loaded
mechanically through a bunkerl(Figtre 3) T4e
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Elect~othermic Treatment c of ~-the -Befezovskly Gamplex-
Concia-uttate
slag temperature 1 300 - 1 350 0C. The furnace is
sealed and the pressure regulated automatically by an
oil regulator type RDNBI-100. It has been shown that
this furnace can be used for complex polymetallic products
inaccessible by ordinary metallurgical processes.
During the process, 20% lime is added to obtain a slag
with the correct properties. The slag contains 0.18,04 Cu,
0.15% Pbl 2.4% Znj 14% Fe, 33% SiO 2 and 36.4% CuO. The
crude metal contains 20% Cu, 6% Pb, 2.4% Zn, 401116 Fe,
221% S. Enough coke is added to produce a gas containing
9(Y,6 CO which has the correct reducing conditions. The
dust obtained from the settling chamber consists of
201% Pb, 70% Zn, 4% S, O.N1 Cd, 0.4% Cu, 0.&% Fe, 1.5% Si02
and 0.75% CaO. The advantages of the process are that
it is easy to mechanise and good hygienic working
conditions are maintained. The disadvantages are that
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'Electrothermic Qreatment of the
Berezovskiy Complex. Concentrate
the 1gas is high in carbon monoxide and that the process
has a high energy capacity which means it can only be
used where cheap electrical energy is available.
There are 7 figures.
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