SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LAPAURI, A.A. - LAPCHEVA, V.F.

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LAPAURI.:A.A..Eauthorl; HINCMWOV. Ye.Ya. [reviewer].
."Illuminated photo-objectiveo.0 A.A.Iapaxiri. Reviewed by B.IA.Minchenkor.
Fiz. v ahkole 13 no.5:81 S-0 153. (MA 6:8)
(lenoes, Photographic)

LAPIURT Ileksandr Aleksandrovich; TEIRSHEV,A.H., redaktor; CHICHICRIN,
W,
kic"i."ovi-ak-e-b-ii r-edaktor
[Photographic optics] Fotograficheskaia optika. Mookyn, GosAzd-
vo *Iokusstvo,* 1955. 263 P. (HIM 9:2)
(Photographic optics)

M96111 A--A.-j redaktor; SHMMTOV. V.I.. redaktor; TEIRSHEV, A.N.,
MATISSAN, Z.H.. takhnichookiy redaktor
[Concise photographic dictionary] Kratkil fotogreficheskii slovarl.
Pod obahchei red. A.A.lapaurl i V.I.Sheberstova. [Moskva] Goo. izd-vo
"Iskaostvo,* 1956. 385 P. (MLRA 10:2)
(Photography-Dictionaries)
I
f

LAPAURI, A.A.
NORM,
Anamorphote optics. Zhur.nauch.i prikl.fot.1 kin. I no-5:376-383
S-0 156. (MLRL 9:11)
(Cinematography)

LAFAURI,,A..&_(Moskva)
-1 -------
Lenses with variable focal length. Fiz. v shkole 19 no.1:43-46
Ja-F 159. OCIRA 120)
1. Haucbno-isoledovatellskiy kino-foto institut.
I (Lenses)
pi*

LAPAURI 0 A. . . - -
Resolving power of an objective, 40v, fot* 19 noo2s33-18 7 159,
(Photographic optios) (MIRA 120)

IaPAURI, A.
Attachment lenses. Sov.foto 20 no.4:32-33 Ap 160.
(MIRA 13:8)
(Lenses, Photographic)

BARINOVI L.V.; GEODAKOV~ A.I.; GRINEVICH, G.Ya.; IOFIS,, Ye.A., kand.
tekhn. nauk; KRIM'U4AN, P.M.; _j~hPAqRj,-&.A.4-MIIIUNKOV, I.B.;
PWILOV, N.D.; PELL, V.G., kand. tekhn. mauk; PERTSIK,, A.G.;
FOIXANSUY., N.N.,- POPOV, A.N.; SI.iOI%OV,, A.G.; SUROV2 S.G.;
3USHIDV, B.A.; TEZ51M, A.Noj red.; MALEK, ZN,, tekbn, red,
(Manual for the amateur-photographer) Spravochnik fotoliubitelia.
Pod obsbahei red. E.A.1ofisa i V.G.Pellia. Moskva, Iskusstvo
-1961. 530 p. (MIRA 15:71
(Photograpby-Handbpoks,, manuals, etc.)

BARINOV, T,.V.; GEODAKOV, A.I.; GRIVEVICH, G.Ya.; IOFIS, Ye.A.,
kand. tekhn. nauk; KRlRERMAN, P.M.;
MINENKOV, I.B.; PANFILOV, N.D.; PELLI, V.G., kand.
tekhn. nauk; PERTTSIK, A.G.; POLYANSKIY, N.N.; POPOV,
N.A.; SIMONOV, A.G.; SUROV, S.G.; SHASNLOV, B.A.;
TEYI~,SHEV. A.N.p red.
[Handbook for the amateur photographer) Spravochnik fo-
toliubitelia. Izd.2., ispr. i dop. Moskva, Iskusstvo,
1964. 472 p. (MIRA 18:1)

TO
ROZEIII) A.M., doktor Ujim. Pauk; IAI--,',' 'K, L.I., inzh.; 1 3.11. , in_zh.
- -. .. I.!.,- ~--, ,
Hydraul.-Jr- modeling of rr-,'L!Lx apparatus of large tliareter. K-himm.
i neft. mashinostr. no.l.:14-18 0 '64.
17:12)

ACit NRo AP6035941 SOURCE 'CODE: UlfO413f6610001020/0199701V
INVENTOR: Adler, M. VA; Gorbachev,' L. M.; Lapayp~, V. S.; Lovchevs' $.- Ve; Sokolov,
G. I.; Frenk, M. To.; Churikov, Ye. F.
'ORG: none
TITLE: Ventilating unit for aircraft. Class 62, No. 187540
SOURCE; Izobreteniyas promyshlennyye obraztsys tovarnyye znaki'-no.--20,...l966, 199
TOPIC TAGS: aircraft cabin environment, aircraft cabin equipment, centrifugal blower
air conditioning equipment
ABSTRACT: An Author Cert ificate has been issued for a ventilating unit for aircraft
which contains a fan with a drive. To assure the unit's efficient operation in
ground-based and airborne applications, the fan is mounted on a separate shaft and is
operated by an electric drive through an axial over-riding clutch; a centrifugal
clutch is used for operation on turbine drive. IVA-981
SUB CODE: 01, 13/- SUBH DATE: .101?.eb64
card 1/1 UDC: 629.13.01/06

LAPAY, A.
Elimin3te shortcomings in the work of the Commission on labor
disputes. Sov. profsoiuzY 7 no. 7:56-57 J1 '58- (MIRA 11!8)
1. Zaveduvushchiy yuridicheskoy konsulltatsiyey St-alinskogo
oblsov-profa.
(Stalino Province-Grievance procedures)

LAPAY, Aleksandr Petrovich; KLYUYEV, Anatolly Alekseyevich
[How to solve labor disputes]Kak reshalutsia trudovye spory;
konstulitataii. Izd.2. dop. Moskva.. Profizdat, 1960. 119 p.
(MIRA 16:3)
(Arbitration, Industrial)

Imod. Md. n=kj,_lAPAMT# F,*V*
Effect of aviation molow of varlow intemity wxl dumtion,
Vben,-aod, 2biw. mo.2s6~-W 165.. .Oum IRS 11)

L-6-8967-45-
77
1. (Candidete of medical sciences); jg!pay~~E. (Major of
e
--rroblem
TITLE-, Th&7 nois**
~at iya, i.:' kosmonavtika, no. 72 1965 s 75-7T
iTOPIC-__TAGB,:-. noise-, -high frequency noise,
biol~pszical ~ 6Me~,t--- life support system,
e, hoh'6i-_~_noise control, manned space flight
e en,aing on the duration amd level, noise has 'more or-Aess severe dele-~
-man. -in some,pepple, auditovi disruptiofis occur as a result 6f
it "'A' c system.-.- Popending on con-
r---- Yu _ repes: ed,
R
and-the inLrddual stability of the o2tanism ndise~ can i imes decrease
ability tobear. The long-term effects of noise can disrupt the vestibular
apparatus, there have been cases where noise has affected visual acuity, respira-
~-Lx-hy-thms eaxdiac activi-~y) blood pressure, the volume, of the kidneys and sp- ,een,
and :the.~. itractiorm- Some workers, c lain of headache, fa-
-_WzjA A Ude 76f - Iff, OM am cor =P
-:an
,poor appet e lag expoS e S, to pub
guei
da toAct-en-
-1 i~at:iona aling with -the problem of noise, 1 h roc&e* ts'-An Aatacb,draft

,AcCES8M AR Apw1706
ione,~_noi_se_.I_.,-exce6d--'170 Ab at a~ frequeincy of 300_.~_tod epi.-
Th e, general noise
-of the nose: of a
A -is-A ste~Ldy 145-150 db. I
sources ;-noise in a 815acecrift acre a.etodynainics vhen passing through
h
ent -
_tt
is pro-i
- ---th e res-
posed- _tb t
onant- ac acolds -
t
:Uc~isterials. In additioa, various types of 'earphones and earplugs are available
whicb minimize the biological effects of noise in and around spacecraft, aircraft
and~.ground izwtallations ser-Ang them. Orig. arto has: 3 figures. [CD
ASSOCIMON-V none
SUB CODE: IS
Card

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ACC NRz AP6027253
SOURCE CODE: UR/0177/66/000/007/0061/0064
AUTHOR: Udalov, Yu. F. (Lieutenant colonel, Medical corps, Doctor of
medical sciences);.L228-Yev,- E. V,-(Ma or, 111edical corps, Candicate of
medical sciences; ryzranti6v, Yu. K. ~Lleutenant colonel, Medical corps)
'ORG: none
TITLE: Effect of aviation noise on some indices of protein and vitamin
I I
metabolism
CE: Voyenno-roeditsinskiy zburnal, no. 7, 1966, 61-64
OPIC TAGS: aerodynamic noise, man, vitamin, protein, metabolic disease,
iologic vibration effect
BURACT: A total of 44 tests were conducted on 10 healthy individuals
0-36 years of age, following 3 hours noise of 110 db intensity in a
bazaber. Indices were: urinary excretion of total nitrogen, urea and
mm9nium nitrogen and urinary oxygen; chromatographic determination in
be~blood of free amino acids and glutamine; excretion of the vitamins
lo B22 C, Nl-metbylnicotinamide and 4-pyridoxic acid. They were
etermined prior, during and after the effect of noise. Results showed
ba.t the nitrogen -metabolism underwent no significant changes except for

L 048C
f-ACC NR,
AP6027253
indings of free amino acids in the blood, specifically tryptopban Ut
ay be assumed that the brain tissue uses more amino acids during noise)
nd ch'anges in the level of substituted amino acids: reduced glutamic -
cid and increased glutamine and alamine. Addition of glutamic acid to"
he diet results in an increased level of both glutsmic acid and
lutamine. A decrease in metabolic indices for the vitamins Bl. PP and
6 wbiob participate in transfer of neural alertness was noted,
aralleling tryptopban cbanges. Excretion of ascorbic acid which binds
mmonia in the brain was reduced. After administration to test subjects
f a vitamin complex and measuring of their operative efficiency
.ccording to rate of sensomotor and response (to signals) reaction upon
epea.ted testing witb.tbe standard complex of 4 irritants, it was found
bat while initial performance was satisfactory, later reactions were
lower for both tests in the controls who bad received no vitamins.
bus intensive and long-lasting noise causes considerable changes in
rotein and vitamin metabolism, which can be compensated for by
ppropriate vitamins and glutamic acid. Orig. art. has: 3 figures.
coDE: o6, 07, Ol/ SUBM DATE: none

.- TA.PA'YEV. I.I., mayor meditsinakoy sluzhb7.
Evacuation of the wounded from military zones by means of pontoons.
Voene-meds zhurs no.3:62-63 Mr 136. (MIRA 9;9)
(RUSSIA--ARHY--TRANSPORTATION OF SICK AND WOUNDED)
(PONTOON BRIDGES)

UPAYEV. I.I. (Primorskiy kray)
Result of treating chronic gastritis with Schizandra Chineasis.
Klin.med. 36 no.2:109-112 7 158. (MIRA 11:4)
(GASTRITIS. ther.
Schizandra chinensis (Rue))
(AIIALWTICS, therapeutic use,
Schizandra chinensis in chronic gastritiB (Rus))

LAPAYFV,, I.I.p mayor meditsinskoy sluzhby
Treatment of chronic gastritio with Schioandra chinensis. Voen.-med.
- zhur. no.6:76-77 Je 161. (MIRA 14:8)
p (SCHISANDRA) (STOUCH-INFLUCATION)

LAPAYEV I.I., podpolkovnik meditvinokoy sluzbby
Effectivener,s c," rho juiao of ochizandra cbinenois in thrombo-
oytoponia. Voet.-medahur, no,109-80 165,
(MIRA 18s10)

ky
Agriculture
Manine-Tractor Station and t'he consolidation of collective fc:-mis. 1-bsi-wa)
Sel'kJiozgiz, 1951.
MontlLl- -D.
_V List o' Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, October 1952. UICLAS~;IFIE

LAPAM , - P. ~ ~
Agricultural Research
Scientific-research work in the field of economics and organization of agriculture.
Sots. sel'Iffioz. no. 2, 1952.
~bnthl List of Russial Accessionsp Library of Congress,, July 1952. Unclassified.

1. LAPAYEVo P.S.
2. USSR (6oo)
4. Machine-Tractor Stations
7, Untapped potentialities for highly productive exploitation of agricultural
technologyp Sots. sellkhoz, 24, no. 3, 1953.
9. M2Ethly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April
-1953, Uncl.

LAPAYEV., V.S., inzh.
Theoretical head of centrifugal coal suction pumps. Trudy
VIIIIGidrouglia no.1:90-100 162. (KRA 16:12)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy i proyektno-konstruktorskiy
institut dobychi uglya gidravliche--kim sposobom.

LAPAYEV, V.S.
Effect of the size and shape of the discharge connection on the
characteristics of a hydraulic coal dredge. Trudy VNIIGidrouglia
no.4:93-lC3 164. (MIM 18:3)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy i proyektno-
konstruktarskiy institut dobychi uglya gidravlicheskim sposobom.

ZAKH4WVA, M.S., IAPAYEVAj, I. STEPANDVA,, E.A.
The preparation and study of bordella pertussis protection antigen,
Report e6nitted to the Intl. t;ongress for HicrobioloU
Nntrealp Canada 19-25 Aug 1962

LAPAYEVA, I.A.
Serological analysis of a defense antigen obtained from B.
pertussisby the method of other-vater extraction. Zhur.
mikrobiol.,, epid. i i=mn. 33 no.1-103-109 Ja 162. (19-RA 15:3)
1. Iz Instituta opidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni, Gamalei
AMN SSSR.
(HEMOPHILUS MRTUSSIS)
(ANTIGENS AND ANTIBODIES)

FAN IKOVSKAYA., E.K.; LAPAYEVA, ti.
Study of the serological activit7 of strains of Bordetella
pertussis in,prolonged cultivation on cassin-eharebal agar
and Bordet-GEngoux media. Zhur. mikrobiol. epid,- i immm.
33 no.lOs58-65 0 0 a~ - (MIRA 17z4)
lo Iz Instituta epidbmiologii i mikroblologil imeni Gamalel
AM SSSR. -

.LAPAYEVA IeA.
Serological analysis of the antigen structure of Bordetella
pertussis (first phase). Zhur. mikrobiol., epid. i imman.
33 no.1-1:115-120 N 162. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Iz Instituta epidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni Gamalei,
AMN SSM.

ZAKHAROVA, M.S.; LAPAYEVA. I.A.
Serological stuc~y of protectiVe ultrasound-treated sorbed
whooping cough antigen. Zhur. mikrobiol., spid.-i immune
33 no.11:110-115 N 162. (?URA 17:1)
1. Iz Instituta epidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni Gamalei
AMN SSSR.

LAPAYEVA, L.A,
High voltage multichamber electrodialyzer for simultaneous dialysis of
two different solutions of a substance to be purified. Lab. delo no.l:
58-61 164. (14IRA 17:4)
1. Kafedra biokhimii (zaveduyushchiy.- prof.G.V.Troitskiy) Krvmsl,.ogo
meditsinskogo instituta.
A
4

71
'n
n r -x ; -
A
ol n o
y

LAPAYEVA,- I. A. . .
Use of zynosan for the sorption of pertussis antigen. Zhur.
mikrobiol.,, epid. i immun. 42 no.9'-145 S 165.
(MIRA :L8:12)
1. Institut epidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni Ganalei
P124 SSSR. Submitted August 1, 1964.

LOAMA, L. A.
Use of the high-frequanay conductivity dispersion method for at-l-IdAr-9
~67 Mr-
physicochemioal properties of protein. Bickhimiia 30 no.2,338~,
Ap 165. (KRA 18s7)
1. Kafedra biokhiml-J. Krymakogo zeditainakogo instituta, Simferopolt.

STRELYAMA, T.M.; LAPAYETA,-N.I.; MELIKUMOVA, L.P.
hatural tularemia foci in the TaTkun S.S.R.Mray. Turk. 8
rio.2t3l-34 F'61+ (KM 1724)
1. Iz Tui~menskoy res~ablikanskoy sanitaxmo-epidemiologioheskoy
stant9ii (glavnyy vrach V.Mmayev).

KAWGIN't M.P., inzhener~issledovatell; KASHTANIYER, L.N., inzhener-
iss.ledovatell; LAPAYEVAi Ye.V., inzhener-issledovatell
t --
Practice in'unifying the technical, industrial and financial plan.
Trudy Ural. politekh. inst. no.120S50-57 161. (KRA 16:6)
(Sverdlovsk Province--Industrial management)

F~`j- SLAVI A
~~t a" . of 'ha First Internal Rlodlclno -'-Inlr,,
I Inluarna an6 the ln,itltlz;O of
I n s tu, a -~,, z,, i o Er
"Arz Enzautla -l'"cur-ronce of L-Jv-ir rjyqi~ropi-ly In Horwis."
3alerala, A~~-,a Votorigarla, Voi- Na -,-4, 17:-I9.
-Abst!~acll: 1"5-attlars, njerc~an --LLicnat',Y7 '.7"'e, -3LUt'-OV3
ar. enzootic c.." acute 'Liver dyet-roolly In Sorar;
ca-,qtl',~Lted i'mrsas 5-r, el'all-~ Villwes 40 tb 50 )0Y3 subse-
qijer.,t tuo th3 -3-~ct-,aticrj. The hepatoce.-lbral ay-,lromf) .-ras
;3rassnt in 3,11 affact-ad. Oral jrt,.3x'j.cat.,cl was
r:,,Y,,3 -Ux~ al, 4, ml ";,71 ~~, oil as, !l-i r ca st i1 ate I har s e z, wo rz-,3' Ir.-
f q c. za d .The paranchymn. of ,,;"Ac- liver a,~ptirarltl'-.! .3 q -
atrove---l on she casl ~-, ~~f ;41 lereir- livar ;jamagr, a.~,~ sir.C- out
of the araa c--."- t-19 Ca3tl-atiOll WOU113 VIR the blco~;
11.1 uf~tra 1,111, on '?0 referance.,3 to recant Yupf,!3-lav. Gerla-an,
Hun..:znrian, aril Czechosio-val."l-lan
I ;..,
VIL', I _i

NIKOLIC) B,; NIKOLIC, V,; PAVLOVIC-XENTERA, V.; LAFCEVIC E.;
PAVLOVIC, 0.; PAUNOVIC, S.; CIRIC, 0.; Kikvfc,
WHAILOVIC , M.
Experine ntal, intoxication of dogs with venMs from Vipera
berus and Vipers ammodites. II. Biochemical blood changes.
Vojnosanit. pregl. 20 no.1/2t7-13 Ja-F 163.
1. Veterinarski fakultet u Beogradu, Fizioloski institut-1-,
Interns. klinikap Institut za medicinska istrazivanja u Bedgradu.
(VENOM) (ERYTHROCYTE COUNT) (BLOOD VOLUME)
(BLOOD COAGULATION) (BLOOD FLATELETS)
(CAPILLARIES) (PROTHROMBIN TIM)
(BLOOD CHEMICAL ANALYSIS)

- WrZV.-LC, Enanuel M.
"Aristolochia cleriatitis poisonin.r, In horses." Ass. prof. Vet. Fac., Beo.-rad Potulin
Intoxication in Horses.
Vet'. Qlasnik 5, 418-429, 1951
Vet: 1 : 69-80, 1,054

YUGOSIAVIA Diseases of Furn Animals. Diseases Caused by R-2
Viruses and Rickettsiae.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol.y No 17., 1958., No 78953
/4%
Author Lr-Pceyjc, E.: Mkolic, B.; Ciric, V.; Stosic, N.;
.'T~Vlovic' O.k
Inst : Not given
Title : New Febrile, Hemorrhagic and Infectious Illness in Dogs.
Orig Pub : Voterin. glasnikp 1957p,lip No 8, 752-76o
Abstract A feverish conditionp bleeding from all mucous membranes
and skin hemorrhaging were basic synptoms. There were
noted: thrombo-cytopenia, increase of the coagulation
ttme of the blood, depression of the formation of throm-
boplastin, increase of the quantity of alpha and bate,
globulins and decrease of the quantity of the gamma
globulin. The illnees proceeded into an acute (death in
1 2 days) or subacute form. Ia the latter casey hemor-
Card 1/2

L&PCEVIC, S.
I
The new wharf on the Danube River. Meftm #4p 8 no.11:80&ZO9
N 162.

IAnKROp G.D.9 kand. sellkhoz. nauk; ZAGORSKIYp G.t red.1 SMZK, M.v tekbn.
red'.
[Winter wheat] Ozimaia pshenitsa. Moak-vay MoBk. rabochilp 3.961. :Lq p.
(MIRA Il+:7)
(Wheat)

Z'
o~i I Mi-N-1 Rn
030/0031
cc F 0
ACC NR 2 4 o (,W;v) SOURCE CODE: MT039q/66/004/007/0
A NR, 3:0
U OR.
A
AUTHOR: Bobyahevp V. G.J pahenko 0. Ya.
Y6
F TH 7ob
ORG: Don Agricultural in:1stitute (Donskiy sel'skokhozyaystvennyy
Institut)
idesPon the microflora of the so
TITLE: Influence of herbic ii
SOURCE: Khitaiya v sel'skom khozyaystve) v. 4, no. 7p 1966, 30-31
TOPIC TAGS: herbicidep soil, microflora, corn, millet
ABSTRACT: in 1963-1964, experiments were made in Rostov Oblast to
determine the effect of herbicides on the m1croflora of soils.sown with
millet and corn, It was found'that simazine, atrazine and 2,4-D amino
salts are favorable for the development of microorganisms, particularly
those of nitrogen fixing bacteria. Table 1 presents data on the number
of bacteria and of nitrogen fixing bacteria, considered separately, in
soils sown w1th millet. Table 2 shows the influence exerted by herbi-
cides on the microorganisms existing in*a 0-10 cm layer of soil sown
with corn. 14'a adverse effect of herbicides on microflora was found,
Orig. art. h,-,-.: ~'2 tables. [W.A. S-6j
SUB CODE: o.- o6, o7/ SUB14 DATE: 29jun65/ ORIG REF,: oo6/
OTH REP: 001.~~
Cord 173 UDC: 632._95&5~ .8
L6

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ACC NR, AP6030240
Influr-nee of herbicid~.'s vn num';cr tf baoterl. volfing on beef extract
agnr nn millet crops (In thaUsand per ha of absolutely dry Ball)

Its. or bacteria in No. of bacteria In Ito. of azot*acter~ Ito. of azoto

Variants of
the layer of soil the layer of soil In the layer of soil In the layer
~ experimant In the heading prior to rearing in the heading phase before reapi
a phase of the millet or the millet
0-10 cm 10-2u cm O-lu cm 10-20 cm il-10 Cm 10-20 cm O-ic) cm i

-
Control -173C
2109, 1630/l(-Si,, 43v,,,-'4lCu 3300~-'1-3u(j ~-42 '(j.83 (J.73/0.96 C.57, (j. 123 v
(Without
weeding)
31mazine
inserted in
soil, in
W-)
I:g/ha (a.
3 1520/1820 172U,'1,3(,V 45L,O, C. -tv (O.iui
46) o.96/o.11 0.51/0.115 0
4 1620/14301 igBo/l,74o 44oc,/39lu 2700/5250 0.42/U.IG7 mw/b.96 o.61/0.171 0
Atrazine
inserted In
soil I In
A kZA.' (a. w.
3 . . . . . 19801.19W 2200/1(~-:) 4100/4600 31100/71900 0 ~I/OM o.94/6.116 0 71/9.198

4 . . . . ..
1846/1760
16lo/165o
48od/47ou
4-,jro/5Gou
o 9,40.1061 a9
0.97/0-1
7*,/OiIO9 0
o 6
2*,4-DA used 2060/1.530 1830/i730 470065o 360o15300 o.54/0.98 o.io6/0.im o.64/o.137 0

U

n the 0
' bacter
ng
0--.o
.
.3-1619.119
.123~10.203
m26/9.132
.119/0.121
.131/0.149

11N
.
0.7
In
Remaritat In the nuifteratort 1963 data;
ln the denomInatorl 1964 data.
Card 2/3

of soil

cm
10,10.01

11'.~ --L- ~ot;116_67
ACC Nkt r1F6030 240

T.~b,
*Oo innienoe of herbicides on the number 6f microorganisms on corn crops.1t,
,
n a 0-10 em layer of soil (in thousand per he or absolutely dri soil)
I.D . of soil m1croorganlams No. of soil microoreaniam:s
-Variants of In -heading phnoe, In milk-wax stace of ripencas
experiment
Total Oligonitrophyls Clostridium Act!.nomyceten Oligonitrophyle' Clostridium
Control (witliout 161o 101
10,
5960
183
10,
weeding)

Insertion of soil
after corn BOwInG:
"
6
simazine, 3 kgAha 1820 78 lo 348o 95 10
chlorazine
3 kg/ha 1483 92 10, 324o 70 10
,

Used on sprouts:
2,4-DA, 0.9 kgAa 1408 85 10 3720 72 101
cr3t1lin,, 0.7 lcg/bfi
celatox,.0.7 k a
9 1407
930 103
109 10
1 368o
3220 5)
87 1C.4
10
10
rankotax, 3 kg,- I 1486

3

520

2 10
Remarks The total number of micr,oorgantome and the number of oligonitrophyls were
on Ashby agar. The number of clostridium bacteria was calcu-
:Iated.on gradskiy medium
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jgMNKOs,_M.L.; XMICHENK09 V.7e. [Kirichenkoo P.M.)
'olapse of the urethral mucom in a 9-year-old girl. Ped. akush.
m.gin. 22 no. 1:3 of cover 160. (MIRA 13:8)
(URETHRA-DISEASES)

LAPCHWO, N.S.
0-
Public inspection of therapeutic and preventive institutions of
Moscow. Zlrav.Roe.Feder. 1 no.6:3-7 Je 157. (MIRA 10:8)
1. 2aveduyushchiy Moskovskim gorodskim otdelom zdravookhraneniya
(MOSCOW-HOSPITAIS-INSPECTION)

UPGUBKOO N.S. -(Moskva)
Plana for the development of the public health network in Moscow
during 1959-65 [with su=a77 in English]. Sov.zdrav. 18 no.4:6-11
'59. (MIRA 32:4)
(PUBLIC HRALTH,
in Russia, 7-year plan (Rue))

~,-1ApqHWKO# U.S. , zaeluzhennyy vrach RSFSR
. , :'I-."-
Concern for the health of the Inhabitants of 14Dscov. Gor.kboz.
Mosk. 33 no.6:21-23 Je 159. (MIR& 12:10)
1. Zuvaduyushchiy Moskovakim gorodakim otdelom zdravookhranoniVa-
(Hoscow-Public health)

IAPCHENKO., N. S.
Organization of disability evaluation in Moscow medical- institut"'ar-s.
Zdrikv. Ros. Feder. 4 no.5:24-28 Mly 160. (MIRA' 13',12-)
.3-. Zaveduyushchiy Moskovskim gorodskim otd0l0M 2dravookhraneiliya.
(MOSCOW-DISABILITY EVALUATION)

LAPOMNKO, N.S.
Some public health problems in the greater Moscow region. Sav.
zdrav. 20 no.80-8 161. (14IRA 15-1)
1. Zaveduyushohi Moskovskim gorods~im otdolom zdravookhranoniya.
WCOW-PUBLIC HEALTH)

C A/ k AIK 0
10.
8(5)
AUTHOPS, Ivan ov- Smol en skiy, Alaksey Vladinirovich, ~W/!61-58-2-15/3o
Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent at the Chair for
Electrical Machines of the Moscow Power Engineering Institute,
.Lapchenko, Petr Ivanovich, Assistant at the Chair for Theoreti-.
"'=alan~den'era =lec=ical -Engineering at the Novocherkassk
Polytechnic Institute
TITLE: Experimental Investigation of the Frequency-Characteristics
of the Rotor Circuits of Salient Pole Synchronous Machines
by 'Meane of Physical Models (Elzsperimentallnoye issledovaniye
chastotnykh kharakteristik rotornykh tsepey yavnopolyusnykh
sinkhronnykh mashin pri pomoshchi fizicheskikh modeley)
PERIODICAL: Nauchnyye doklady vysshey shkoly. Elektromekhanika, i avtomatika,
1958, Hr 2, pp 121 - 133 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: It is shown that the equivalent rotor parameters at different
"frequencies can be determined by the aid of physical models.
As far as the internal processes of a synchronous machine
are investigated here, the geometrical similarity of the
model dimensions and the original within the limits of pole
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Experimental Investigation of the Frequency- SOV/161-58-2-15/30
Characteristics of the Rotor Circuits of Salient Pole Synchronous Machines
by 'Means of Physical 1-1odels
be ensured. The initial equations expressing the investigated
process by the model and by the original are Llaxwell's
equations. It is assumed that the model and tile original are
made of ti-e same materials. The translation points are
neglected. The device was built as a uni7ersal model for a
large group of salient pole synchronous machines. The in-
vestigation showed that physical model that ensure a three-
dimensional similitude of fields can be used for inves-
tigating the parameters of electrical machines. The test
values obtained may be used for the determination of rotor
parameters of a large group of salient pole synchronous
machines. There are 6 figures, 3 tables, and 7 references,
7 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra elektricheskikh mashin Moskovskogo energeticheskogo
instituta (Chair for Electrical Machines of the Moscow Power
Engineering Institute)
SUBMITTED: February 17, 1958
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LAPCHENKO, P. I., Cand Tech Sol -- dies) xperlmental Y,
--tj~~ of tkn frequency characteristics rotor chains
of phaneropolar synchronous machines with the aid of physical
models," MOB, 1958. 19 PP. (Min HlFher Ed USSR, Mos Order of
Lenin W Ins , Ch--ir of Electric Machines), 100 copies. (vL,
9-58, 118)
- 77 -

IAPCHMO.q PEM_FAMCJI, kandotekn.nauk,, dotsent
Experimental determination of the effect of the design of the
pole on the parameters of the rotor of a synch.-onous macbiAe.
Izv* vys, ucheb. z4v.; elektromekh. 4 no-5:15-22 161,
(143W- 34:7)
1, Kafedra, elektricheskikh mashin i apparatov-Zaporozhskogo
maahinostroiteltno o instituta.
lElectric machinery.. Synchronous)

LAPCHENKO, Petr Ivanovjcb, kand.tekhn.nauk, dotsent
'ty-method for the determination of the rotor .
resistance of a salient-pole synchronous machine. Izv.vys.ucheb.
zav.; elektromekh. 5 no.1:20-27 162. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Kafedra elektricheskikh mashin i apparatov Zaporozbskogo masbino-
stroitellnogo instituta.
(Electric machinery, Synchronous)

ANANIIEV., K.Ya.,, inzh.; UPCHENKO, Pol,,, kand,tekhn,nauk
The VAK-25000/450 semiconductor rectifier system. Vest.
elektroprms 33 no,,9:78 S 162& (MM 15:10)
(Electric current rectifiers)

IMIMNKO,, L.I., inzh.; ANANIYEV, K.Ya., inzh.;ILAPGHENKOp F.I., kand,
tekhne nauk ~ 11
New source of power supply for electrolyzers. Vest. elektroprom
34 no,6:78-80 Te 163, 1 (KMA 16:7)
(Electric power supply)to apparatus)
(Electrometallurgy
(Mectric current rectifiers)

9 V. (Moskva); I .
IVANOV-SNDLF14SKlY A. I _j!4pQHEIKO, ~.I. (Moskva)
Determbiation of If-requency and load characteristics of saturated
I~~. asynchr6~~us machines usir - a simill tude method. Izv. All SSIP.
Energ..Ttransp no.2:169-181 Mr-Ap'64. (MI-RA 17.5)

STULINIKOV.,'V.I., kand.tekhn.nauk; LAPCHENKO P.I. kand.tekhn.nauk;
I W- fi V,- r. Ya'-.- ~in z h I I
KLIMENKO L.I., inzh.; All
Analysis of the operation of the VAK-12',00/300 automatic
current stabilizing system. Prom. energe_20 no.7127-31
ii 165. (MIRA 18-.12).

LAMMMOr-3.21.-
Three cases of chondroma of the larynx. Zhur ush.l. nos.
i gorl. bol. 23 no.1:72-74 Ja-F 163. iMIRA .17:2)
1. Iz klinicheskogo otdeleniya Gosudaretvennogo nauchno-
issledovatellskogo ingtituta bolezney ukha, gorla i nosa
Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya RSFSR (dir. - prof. N.A.
Bobrovskiy).

LAFCHENKO, 8.11.
OstoobUstoclastoma of the temporal bone. Vest.otorin. n0.51
78-90 162. (KM 1510)
I* Is klinicheskogo otdeloniya Fauabno-issledovatel'skogo insti-
tuta bolezney ukM$ nosa i gorla (dir. - prof. V.A. Bobrovskiy)
Ministerstva zdravookhraneni7a RSM Moskva.
(TWORAL BONE-TUMCRS)

ance
r
-tatufu 0,
followine
no.~-.22-29
Offldi 17:9)
j),!.,,f-!tut ,,kh,~, s~oj-j,,i -i. nosa (dir.-
1-ya rentee fr1i i radiologli
.prof 0 N*~I# F-Obrovskiy) ml It') I
TSentralltiogo instituta usove-;-,i-i~;jistlovoviin.~LyFt Y~a~ ise.~, (zav.-prof.
S.A. 9sib--rg).

LAKHEM, Yu.Ye., inshener.
Use of mercury-arc rectifiers with greater grid control. Zlektri-
chestvo no.10:70-74 0 156. (KLU 9:11)
(Mercury-are rectifiers)
(Electric driving)

Ap
PILASE I BOOK LX?LOITA17ON SOV/5975
International Institute of Welding
X11 kongress Mezhdunarodnogo Instituta svarld, 29 Iyunya 5 iyulya 1959 v g.
Opatii (Twelfth Antrial Assembly of the International Institute of Welding,
Opatija, June 29 - July 5, 1950) Moscow, Masligi-1, 1961, 359 p. ' .000
copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Natsionallnyy'kamitet SSSR po rivarke.
Ed. (Title page): G. A. Maslov, Docent; Translated from English, French,
and Serbo-Croatian by N. S. Aborenkova, K, N. Belyayev, E. P. Bolacheva,
L. A. Borlsova, K. V. Zvegintseva, V. S. Minavichev, and M. M. Sht-lechnik'
Managing Ed~ for Literature on the Hot-Working of Metals-, S. - Ya. Golovi,n,
Engineer.
PURPOSE, This collection of articles Is intended for welding specialists and
the technical personnel of various production and repair shops.
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Twelfth Annual Assembly (Cont.) SOV/5975
COVERAGE: The collection contains abridged reports presented and discussed
at the Twelfth Annual Assembly of the International Institute of Welding.
Reports deal with problems of welding and related processes used in repair
work, repair techniques, and the problems arising in connection with the
nature.of the base And filler materials. Examples of repairing various parts
7
are given, and the organization of repair operations in workshops 4.nd under
field conditions is discussed. - Economic aspects of welding and related
processes as used in repair work are analyzed. No personalities are men-
tioned. There are no references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:jOnIy Soviet and Soviet-bloc reports are given here)
Foreword
PART 1. THE STUDY OF REPAIR-WORK TECHNIQUES
(PROCESSES, METHODS, PREPARATION, HEATING,,'AND
OTHEft TYPES OF PROCE SSING ODNTROL)
A MyuntBner, L. (Czechoslovalda). Welding of Broken Crankshafts
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Twelfth Annual Asuembly (Cont.
Tesar, A., and Yu. lomb,-trdir.!(Czechcislovaki,-t), laothl~rmal
and Ultrncold Welding of Hardenable Steels
Paton, B. Ye., G. Z. Voloshhevich,_a. A. Didl~o,_ Yu. A.
Sterenbogen, A. M. Mal-,ara, P. 1, S(!vbo, and D. 0.
Rozcnberg (USSR). Elk:troslag Welding in Repairing
Heavy Machines and Mechanisma
Frumin, 1. 1., A. Ye. Asnin, L. M. Gutman,
G. V. Ksendzylc V A. Lapchenko Ye 1. Leynacliuk,
Ye. N. M6rozlvsg-y.-,,-T.-R--T--M,-~-dn'
V. P. S,bb,t,,,,kiy,
and F. A. Khomus1ko (USSR). Automatic Wcav-11calstant
Submerged-Are Surfacing
Snegon, K. (Poland). Restoration of Rolling-Mill Rolls, Crane
Rollers, Forging Dies, and Shears by Are Welding
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DZHALAGONIYA, X., kand. b1olog. nauk;__,LAPCHrjgal~,_,G...,._ptarshiy prepodavatell;
MANUCHARYAN, M., aspirant; MARKELOVA,, Ye., dotsent
From practices in the use of poisonous chemicals. Zashch. rast. ot vred.
i bol. 10 no.6:22-23 165. (MIRA 18:7)
...I. Vseaoyuznyy institut chaya I subtropichaskikh kulltur (for Dzhalagoniya).
2. Kafedra zemledeliya i neliorataii Donskogo sellnkokhozyaystvennogo in-
stituta (for Lapchenkov). 3. Armyanskaya opytna-ya stantsiya po,tabaku
vsesoyuznogo na-dahno-issladovateliskogo instituta tabaka i makhorki imeni
A.I.Mikoyana (for Manucharyan). 4. Kafedra fiziologii i zashchity rasteniy
Plodoovoshchnogo instituta imeni I.ViMichurina (for Markelova).

KERAMTSOV, L.T., kand. sollskokhoz. nauk;IAFCHWK(:V, G. Ya.,
propodavatelt.
Chem' -al weeding in corn find milLet fields. Z&.qhc;b. rest, ot
vred, I. bol. 9 no.6z17 li~4. (14-ITU 13-.7)
1. Donskoy selIakokhozyaystveimyy institut, at. Parstanntap
Rostovskoy oblasti.

LAPCHERKOV2 I.F., inzh.; PAASENKO, V.I., inzh,
Transportation by rail of*reinforced concrete trusses with a
span of 24 mo. Prom. strole 41 no.2:61-62 F 163. (MIRA 16:3)
(Trusses-Transportation)

KAPM, A.V.; KACMJR, L.A.; LAPCHENKOV, V.I.; CHOCHIA, K.H.
Fieoperative irradiation in cancer of the breast by intra-
tissular administration of colloidal radioactive gold.
149d.rad. no.lt24-32163.
I ORM 16:10)
1. Iz radioonkologicheskogo i radiologicheskogo 6tdelOv
TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo institute. medi-
toinskoy radio:Eogii Minlaterstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR.
(GOLD ISOTOPFZ.-TMUPBUTIC USE
(EREAST-CANCER)

I.AK-TENTOV V,
Study ct Tar,
17,S)
Va v-
ra d i ol 3g i i 1%lir,4 - ttz

WOMEN, V.I.; BELUG11,11' , 'L.T.
Methodology fo.- ds-ter-mi.--atic-n of p32 in the np-rrow Of t'- lonz
tubular bones of polycythe7Lia patients accordIng to
irradiation in the extremities. Med. rad. 8 no.11-:13-20 11 163.
(1-f-IRA 17:12)
1. 1z laboratorii izotopnykh retodov 13sledovaniya (rukovoditell -
I.S. Osirjov).i radioterapevticheskogo otdeleniya ki-iniki (zav. -
Ye.N. 14ozharova) TSentraltnogo nauc~no-issledovatellskogo institute,
meditsinskoy radiologii. (direktor Ye.I. Voroblyev) Xinisterstva
zdravook.hraneniya MSSR.

11,9toorolo-ical clRr terlstico of foahns in t-hp Lzau VAle7. Tru(17
1 -1
OGMI no.17:1011-1V~~ '58. (MIRA 12:7)
1. Odesskiy ridro mot a Oroloi~icha ski" instit"t i BI lbrussica-ya okspe-
ditsiya Instituta prikladnoy goof izil-,! AN SSSR.
(Aza-a Valley-Foohu)

3(7) SOV/20-128-3-24/58
AUTHORS: Bibilashvili, N. 3h., Zaytseva, A. M., !Usheyg2 V- F-2
Ordzhonikidze, A.A., Sulakvelidzel.G.-K.
TITLE: On the Influence Exerted by a Variation of the Vertical
Wind Component on the Formation of Shower Precip1tations and
Hail
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959P Vol 128, Nr 3, PP 521-524
~(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Observations made in Transcaucasia and the Caucasus.in 1956-
1958 on atratocumuli, cumuli, and massy cumul _i showed the
folloving: 1) The vertical component of the velocity of cur-
,rents, determined by radar methods, amounts to 0.1 - 0.3 m1sec
for stratocumuli, 5 m/seo for cumuli, and 10-15 m/sec for
massy cumuli. Several mind gusts attain velocities of 25 m/sec.
The velocity W of vertical currents within the cloud increases
with rising altitude up to a maximum, W m , in the upper part
of th~- cloud, and then decreases rapidly. 2) The temperature
of the cumulus during its formation is higher by 0.5-1.00 than
the temperature of the surrounding medium at the same altitude.
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the Formation of Shower Precipitations and Hail
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upper part, the cloud temperature is lower by 0.5-1.0 than
it is in the surrounding medium. 3) In the part before the
peak, the cumulus becomes rapidly aqueous. Yet in the lower
and medium partp the water content and the spectrum of th,~
water of the water drops vary but little. The size of the
drops is given. On the basis of these data, the increasing
size of the drops contained in cumuli and massy cumulip *111ion
~is due to gravitational coagulation was calculated by a method
devised by E. Bowen (Ref 4) and B. V. Kiryukhin. At high
velocities of the vertical currentst the drops almost do
not increase on the ascending branch of the trajectory. Formulas
for the dependence of radius R of the drop on altitude z are
written down. The drops are retained in the upper part of the
cloud, where velocities are low. The principal increase in
the drop or the hailstone occurs in the cloud range near the
peak. It the upper part of the cumulus has a temperature
,higher than that of natural crystallization, then the cloud
remains droplike liquid. However, hail occurs, if the tempera-
ture of the cloud peak is below that of natural crystalliza-
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On the Influence Exerted by a Variation of the Vertical Wind Component on
the Formation of Shower Precipitations and Hail
at Wm from 10 to 20 m/sec, primarily occurs in the cloud part
near the peak, i.e. at the origin of the deacmding branch of
the hailstone trajectory . The authors write down a correspond-
ing formula for the size of the hailstone. The time required
for an increase in the hailstone largely depends on W 9 and
M.
varies between 20 and 70 min. The definite size of the hail-
stones depends but little on the vertical thickness of the
cloud. Completely new results are obtained if the variations
in the vertical component of the velocity of air currents
with the altitude are taken into account,. This permits, among
other thi 's,the following conclusions. 1) A large amount
ng,
of droplike water and bail is piled up in the cloud part near
the peak. 2) The influence exerted by surfaos-active and
hygroscopic substances on the upper.part or the forming uassy
cumulus does not offer any positive affect at W M > Vk'
Vk denotes the critical velocity. 3) By complete crystalliza-
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the Formation of Shower Precipitations and Hail
the cloud, hail may be prevented or at least reduced (thus
preventing a gravitation-dependent increase in the hailot.,n-_9%
If place and time of the center formation were known, haal
could be prevented with 4 to 10 kg of silver iodide. Since
these quantities are unknown, an amount of silver iodide
larger by two or three orders is required for hail prevent-ion.
There are 3 figures, I table, and 4 references, 3 of which
are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Ellbrusekaya ekspeditsiya Institute, prikladnoy geofiziki
Akademii nauk SSSR
(Elbrus Expedition of the Institute of Applied GeophysioB cf
the Academy of Scienceaq USSR)
PRESENTED: May 25, 1959, by I. N. Vekuag Academician
SUBMITTED: April 26, 1959
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AUTHORS: HibilaBhvili, N.S ., Lapcheva. V.F.. Ordzhonikidze. A.A.
and Sulakvelidze, G.K.'
TITLEt Characteristics of Coagulational Growth of Hailstones~
Associated with Changes in the Velocity of Vertical
Streams with Altitude
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya geofizicheskaya,
1960, No*4, PP-585-593
TEXT: Existing theories of precipitation from thick cumulus
clouds-lead to certain results which are not confirmed by observa-
.ti on. Thus, for example, in order to obtain hailstones having a
radius of 2 to 3 cm, cloud thicknesses of 10 to 15 km are required
(Ref.l) with constant upward current velocities of the order of
20 to 25 m/sec. The amount of precipitation from hail and shower
clouds exceeds the store of moisture in these clouds by a factor of
5-10. These and other results are not confirmed in practice.
Studies of cumulus and thick cumulus clouds carried out by the
present authors have led to the following results: a) in cumulus
and thick cumulus clouds one observes an Increase in the velocity
of the upward currents with altitude until a certain maximum value
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Growth of Hailstones Associated
Vertical Streams with Altitude
is reached. Thereafter the velocity begins to decrease. The maximum
value of the upward current velocity in developing thick cumulus and
storm clouds does not exceed 27 m/sec according to the data obtained
in eighteen experiments. The mean maximum velocity is of the order
0f ~-8 m/sec (Fig.1). A similar distribution of upward current
velocities with altitude is also observed in cumulus clouds. The
magnitude of the average maximum velocity in cumulus clouds was
found to be 3-4 m/sec (average of 40 experiments). Measurements
.-showed tha't the mean level of maximum velocities for the above
,types of clouds over the Alazanskaya plane and in the region of
El'brus is at 2500-3500 m above the EarthOs surface, ioe. in the
middle or upper parts of the cloud. b) Microphysical studies showed
that in the lower part of a cloud, most of the droplets have radii
of 6-10 IL, and the number of particles per cubic centimeter lies
between 20 and 1500. The mean liquid water content does not
exceed 10-9 g/cm3. Large droplets having a radius of 40-60 ji are
also found in the lower part of a cloud. In the middle and the
upper parts of a thick cumulus cloud located above the zone of
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Characteristics of Coagulational Growth of Hailstones Associated
with Changes in the Velocity ryf Vertical Streams with Altitude
maximum vertical velocities, the dimensions of isolated droplets
reach 400 - 600 )1 and the liquid water content about 2 x 10---' g/cm
(data from ten experiments). The accuracy of these measurements was
entimatod to be about 20 - 30%- c) Radar studies of hail and shower
_precipitation showed that the precipitation can continue to appear
from a single focus for 10 to 20 minutes. Thus, the formation and
precipitation of showers and hall Is not a prolonged and continuous
process. These results are used in the present paper to set up a
theory of coagulational growth of cloud droplets forming showers and
hailatonoa. It is shown that the accumulation of large amounts of
water in a cloud takes place as a result of a reduction inthe
,velocity of upward currents towards the upper part of a cloud. Thus,
favourable conditions are produced for the droplets to come to rest
and increase their size. These droplets then grow by coagulation
with the-smaller drops coming up with the upward stream and thus
increase the liquid water content of the upper part of the cloud.
Using this scheme It is possible to predict the appearance of hail,
the finite dimensions of hailstones and the amount of precipitation.
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with Changes in the Velocity of Vertical Streams with Altitude
The most effective weapon in the fight against hail at the present
time is the continuous crystallization of the supercooled part of
the cloud. It is, therefore, important to develop studies of
micrdacopic parameters of thick cumulus clouds so that hail centres
can be discovered and neutralized. There are 5 figures, 3 tables
and 3 references: 1 Soviet, 1 a Russian translation from English
and I English.
ASSOCIATION: Akademiya nauk SSSR El'brusskaya ekspeditsiya IPQ
(Academy of Sciences USSR, El0brus Expedition of the
Institute of Applied GeophysIcs)j
SUBMITTED: February 25, 1959
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AUTHORS: Sulakvelidze, G. K., Professor, Lapcheva, V. F.
TITLE: Research in the field of the physics of the atmosphere
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSR, no. 1, 1961, 115-116
TEXT: In connection with the 25th anniversary of the Kabardino-
Balkarskoye otdeleniye (Kabardino-Balkarskaya Branch) of the Institut
prikladnoy geofiziki Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of Applied Geophysics
of the Academy of Sciences USSR)q the former Ellbrusakaya ekspeditsiya
(Ellbrus Expedition)p a Scientific Meeting was held at Nallchik from
September 26 to 30, 1960. The region of the El'brus is described as
being the best place in the Soviet Union for scientific high-mountain
research. Studies started here by S. I. Vavilov were interrupted by
the war and developed in a big way under the direction of Ye. K. Fedorov
in the period 1948 to 1954. G. K. Sulakvelidze, Chief of the Branch,
characterized the scientific achievements of the last ten years. It was
possible to find an explanation for the intensity variations of the
green line of luminescence of the night sky by studying the optical
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properties of the atmosphere on the slopes of the Ellbrus. Some
conclusions on the structure of the upper atmospheric layera were
oonfirmed through research by means of artificial satellites and cosmic
rockets (report by I. A. Khvostikov). S. F. Rodionov reported that
the effect of the anomalous transparency of the atmosphere in the
ultraviolet range of the spectrum was discovered and explained in
1936-1937 by studies made under his supervision. The transparency of
clouds and fog was also studied. S. F. Rodionov is of the opinion that
a new branch of science, Soviet high-mountain optics, may be said to
have been created. Further reports were delivered by: Ye. I. Bocharov
on studies of the visible part of the spectrum which is weakened by
clouds and fog; L. N. Gutman on problems of local meteorological
processes. The new theory on the formation of hail, developed after the
war, was also explained. N. Sh. Bibilashvili clarified the law of the
distribution of the velocity of rising currents in a cloud. On the basis
of experimental material, the theory of the forming of sudden downpours
and hail was established permitting the proposal of new methods fo-Z.
affecting the processes vhich take place in the cloud. L. M. Levin
established the value of the coefficient of the capture of drops as a
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Research in the field of the ... B105/B206
function of their radius and the velocity of the accumulating flow, and
elaborated the theory of the "traps" of cloud drops. The study of snow
cover and the dynamics of avalanches made it possible for V. S. Chitadze
to establish the standards for avalanche-proteotive constructions.
K. S. Shifrin reported on the use of calculations of artificial effects
on supercooled clouds. N. V. Krasnogorskaya reported on the study of
atmospheric electricity in the Ellbrus region. N. N. Sirotinin and
A. Z. Kolchinskaya reported on the investigation of the mountain sick-
ness, anoxia under high-mountain conditions as well as treatment methods
by high-mountain climate. Symposia on atmospheric optics, crystalliza-
tion processes, and physics of cloud and rain were held during the
meeting. A comprehensive discussion under participation of scientists
from Moscow, Leningrad, and Tbilisi permitted a critical consideration
of the results obtained, the proposal of recommendations for further
studies as well as their coordination.
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AUTHORS: Bibilashvili, N.Sh., Zaytseva, A.M., Kuz1minj Ye-A-v
La c I I Ordzhonikidze, A.M., and
Sulakvelidze, G.K.
TITLE: Theory of the formation of large drop fractions in
the heavy radial cumulo-nimbus clouds, and factors
affecting these prpeesses
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofii;ika, no.8, 1962, 80,
abstract,8 B 5,50. (In the collection: IfIssled.
oblakov, osadkov i grozov*ogo elektrichestvall (*Studies
of clouds, precipitations and thunderstorm electricity')
M., AN SSSR, 1961, 3-~6).
TEXT: Using observational data from the strato-cumulus,
cumulus and heavy cumulus clouds in the yeari 1956-1958 in Trans V/
Caucasus and Caucasus, the growth of clouds' droplets was
calculated according to the method of Bouen and Kiryukhin, in
terms of the gravitational coagulation, assuming linear increase
of the anabatic velocity w, with respect to the height z.
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As a result of these calculations it was established that with the'
greater velocities of the vertical streams the drop does almost
cease to grow during the anabatic branch of the trajectory. The
droplets are retained in the upper part of the cloud, where the
velocities are small and the principal growth of the droplets or
hailstones occurs prior to reaching the upper portion*of the cloud.
With the aqueous exchange of 10-6 g/cm3, and the coefficient of
catchment of 0.85, the position of the apex of the trajectory
depends principally an the height zl, at which w = w max and
the degree of decrease of w with height at which z > zl.
With the velocity of the anabatic stream w max greater than the
velocity attained by the falling droplet with a radius of 2-5 mm
of the v cr' a chain reaction is started which leads to the
accumulation of a 'large quantity of moisture in the upper part of
The cloud and to the appearance of intensive showers. A cloud
with w max 4~v cr gives only a very short-duration and weak shower.
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In the case when the temperature of the cloud's-top is.lower than
the temperature of natural crystallisation, hail-is,formed-in the
cloud and the siZe 'of the falling hail particles is determined by
the relation: 2 . I ,
R max (z) f (0),
where V(z) and p(O) are air densities. at levels z and y of
the Earth's surface. The growtip 'of hail to the size R ^-2.4 cm
at w max S:tlo - 20 m/sec occurs substantially above the level
wmax* at the beginning of the katabatic branch of hail
trajectory. The time necessary.for the growth qf hailstones-to
the above dimensions depinds chiefly on the value of w max and
varies within the interval"Of 20 - 70 min. The terminal
dimensions of hailstone Ia deperid very little on the vertical
thickness of the cloudt and aro determined chiefly by the moisture
content of the air-masses entering &.the cloud, the height of the
zero isotherm, the value and the stability of w Max , and also by
the ~relocity gradient of the vertical streams along their height.
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Taking into consideration in the calculations the last mentioned,
leads to'a conclusion that the accumulation of large amounts of
droplet water and hail takes place in the zone before the top of
the cloud, which explains the high intensity and short duration of
the showery precipitates and hail. The pressure of the large
droplet fraction in the upper part of the cloud lowers the value
of the anabatic velocity of the stream down to vcro and the
corresponding quantity of water holding may be calculated from
the formula: q = M (w 2 - V2
2gz max cr
where m - the mass of air in a unit volume. The action on the
upper part of the growing heavy cumulus with w max > vcr' with
surface active or hygroscopic agents does not give a positive
effect. Prevention or even weakening the effect of a hail is
possible only by full crystalli a'ation of the supercooled fraction
of the liquid droplets entering'the upper part of the cloud,
4-10 kg of reagent are required to destroy the hail centre.
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AUTHORS: Bartishvili, G. S., Biblashvili, N. Sh., Zaytseva,
A. M., Laocheva,.V... P., Ordzhonikidze, A. A. and
Sulakveri'dzze, G. K.
TITLE: The :,rowth of drops and hailstones in thick cumulus
q54d with allowance for the change in the velocity
of vertical currents with height and the physical ba-
ses of the effect on hail processes
PE'RIODICAL: Ref"erativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 4, 1962, 1C,1, ab-
stract 4B134 (V sb. Piz. oblakov i osadkov, v. 2 (5),
M., AN SSSR, 1961, 146-148)
TBXT: 'In the article a method is given for calculating the growth
of cloud drops and hail particles at the expense of coagulation
processes, and the influence of the character of the change in the
01 -
velocity of ascending currents on the growth of cloud particles is
investigated. The question of calculating the water content o -f
-thick cu~iulus cloud and the amount of precipitation is considered;
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The growth of drops ... D228/D302
f the effects on hail processes are also Illu-
-the physical bases o.L L
minated. The results, accumulated during tne study of" mass convec-
tive clouds on the -',_IIbrus and the Alazani expeditions of 1954-1959
are used as the original experimental material. in conclusioi-I the
following deductions are formulated: The accumulation of large ~..a-
ter reserves in a cloud in licuid or solid phases occurs as a re-
sult of the decreasin~7 velocity -of ascending currents alti-
tude. This creates. favorable conditions for the coagulation growth
of the largest drops or of soft hail at the expense of t"'Ie fj"j-_
drop liquid fraction, entering. from below. A Iliocking-layer" in
which a chain reaction in the watery cloud, or a considerable
growth of -hail particles, occurs, is formed in the zone of :,,--xi-
on
mum vertical-current velocity. On the whole the hailstone s
depend on the presence in the cloud's middle Dart off stabl,_a and
"on (not less than 30 - 90 min) vertical curren-us i-.,ith spee's
ro g e d -a
p
of 10 - 25 m/sec, as well as an the height of th-c- zerofsoth~~-rm,
and-'not on the thickness and the water content on -.he c1oud'E5 lov.,or
If the zero isotherm is situated at the level Of iM[LXi,-UM VOr-
,:,.__"~ical velocities, or below this level, tile hailstone sizes are
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The growth of drops ... D228/D302
largely governed by the vertical flow magnitude.. If the zero iso-
therm is located well above the maximum velocity level, the hail-
stone dimensions are determined by the velocity magnitude at the
zero isotherm level. The radius of a falling hailstone satisfies
the following disparity, which is one of the criteria -for the
likelihood of hail fall:
2w 2P
R< 0 z
PO
where W0 is the asq~ending current velocity, po is the air density
at a standard Dressure, and p. is the air density at a set heigh-U.
The ascending current velocity also determines the water content
of a cloud's upper part, which may reach 20 g/m3 at the beginning
0
of precipitation. The amount of precipitation from intra-mass cu- X
mulus clouds depends, too, on the ascending current velocity. Hail
-Drocesses cannot be averted by the episodic effect of hygroscopic
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The growth of drops D228/D302
or other substances, which accelerate the gravit-ational coa,-:,ula-
tuion of drops, upon the upper part of a thick cumulus water-drop
cloud. However, the continuous action on the cloud's lower part
may be an effective ipeans of combating hail in consequence of the
"washing out" of the lower part and the coarsening of the nucl
at its summit. The episodic effect of crystallizing substances on
the supercooled part of thick cumulus cloud can lead to the artifi-
cial development of hail. In the authors' opinion the most effec-
tive way of preventing hail is the 'Lull crystallization of the
cloud's supercooled part. Questions of the study of the milcrosiruc-
tural cloud parameters that are necessary for the advanced detection
of hail foci are most pressing at the present time. Questions o-'L*
the method of introducing active matter into a cloud and of the
search.for new reagents are also important. /-Abstracter,s note:
complete translation.2
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GLUSHKOVA, N.I.v* HEVA V.~F.
Forecasting showers and hail forming in air-mass cu=lUB congestUB
cluds.' Trudy Vysoiogor. geofiz. inst, AN SSSR.2:195-198 161.
(MIRA 14:12)
(Precipitation (Meteorology))

YEF.IMOII., V-ye.; LA.PCHE-VA,-Y,.Y.,.-;--$ULAKVELIDZE, G.K.
Radar method for determining the seats of origin of hails.
Meteor. i gidrol. no.10:10-14 0 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Vysokogornyy geofizicheskiy institut.

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MMORz lkcheva~ V., F.; Sulakvelidze, G. K. ::5
~.-.TITIX'.- Radar method for determining the size an d don tr
_ar~Uc_les in
ce _ptjo _pf jjaj I p
6a~cloud and the form of precipita ion which will reach the earth when melting of the
lbail*is -taken -into account
p -ta. 0
CITED-SOURCE: Tr. Zakavkazsk. n. idrometeorol.- in vyp. 16(22), 1964, 99 1 6.
70PIC TAGS::~~ radio echo, meteorologic ra dar, atmospheric precipitation, hail p
-TRANGLATICN:-------Ip---jqVerii~pnts~--condOcted--in-the---mountainous-rej Wns- of -_tbe_Kabardino-o
Dan- X. f-
k --the-appearance-of-ha I d
a~tlou -was--d rmine m _t e power- 0
ars, _aya-~ASI ete
e- reflected-s gnal:and the: temperature:'at the level of the-vpper boundary of the
t
h
radio. echo~ - On day's with bail the altitude of the zero isotherm was 0.6-1.1 km a-
bbve the. surface- -of tbe~.earth. :7berefore, melting of the hail was insignificant
during the precipitation. The experimental data were used,as a basis for selecting
boundar-I --values- for Ahe radar reflectivitv n= Cv_for:various forns of precipita-
ah-A---m6d' at precipitation are observed--when mkl*107 cm- re li6tion
tion
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