SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LISOVSKAYA, M. A. - LISOVSKIY, D I.

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AUTHORSs Vipper, A.B., Kre~nj S.E.9 Bernahteyn, S.S., and
Lisovskayaq M,A,
TITLE: r-fn-v-estigat-i-on--6T-the dispersing capacity of used oils
with detergent additives by the',oil spot method
PERIODICAL; Khimiya i tekhnologiya topliv i masel, no.12,.1962,
50-55
TEXT: The method of oil spots (spreading of used oil drops on'
a filter paper) was used to rate the dispersant properties of oils
MT-16 (mr-jL6) from Novokuybyshev refinery, containing additive
L4"-22Y (IP-22K). Samples of the oils used in a single cylinder
diesel engine for 30 and 54 hours had the 'same dispersive capacity
0 0
at 20 C,' but at 150 C the oil used for 54 hours had markedly
inferior dispersive properties. oils mr-16 from Novokuybyshev and
Yaroslav refineries containing 6~u of additive 81011A t0-360 (VNII
NP-36o) had different dispersivities at 20 OC, but similar
dispersivities at 150 OC. The Novokuybyshev 'Oil containing the
additive loses its dispersive properties with increasing temperature
Card 1/2

Investigation of the disperAing ... s/o65/62/000/012/004/005
E075/EI35
more rapidly than the Yaro slav oil. it was 'established that
differenies 'in the responsb of the base oils to the same additive
are largely 'due to resins which have strong dispersive activity at
room temperature, but lose'it at 100-200 OC. The resins produced
in sulphurous Kuybyshev oil 'are the more efficient dispersants.
Also the dispersive capacity of the more polar resin.fractions,
obtained by chromatography'on silica gel, is higher than that of
the less polar fractions. At temperatures above 100 *C the resins
lose their effectiveneds and the dispersive capacity of the two
oils is mainly influenced by the additive. Thus the response of
various base oils to detergent additives depends on the nature and
quantity of resins accumulating in the oils during engine operation.
There are 3 figures and I table.
Card 2/2

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ACUSSION, NRs- AP3OP4533
MOM- 'A4 2
Kleymenova, Za Ao; Lisovkayut M* A*.
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TIPLEs- Properties of ashless detergent additive of the polymeric type.,.
SOURCEs- khimlys; i tekhnologiya~ topUv i..maaelt no, Of- 1963j 47-49 -
TOPtC TAGS s 4i,QA;~564'detergent additive, Izinct barium$ Zn., R9L
ABST RAM ii Auj;hor's studied the effectiveness of the ymeric type detergent
addltive'~,LOA-564, produced by-the'DuporLt'corporation. It was found that the
copolymeAd additive does not exhibit any effect on the thermo-oxidation stability
and deebalsifying'ability of the oil teateds The corrosion aggressiveness of the
oil is~ sharply increased, The effect, of additive on the surface activity and
detergent property, of the oil is insignificant. The results confirm the benefit s
which cah be obtained by using thebe ashleas detergent additives of the polymeric
type with'a mixture.of metal alky1dithiophosphates. The effect of the copolymeric
J- additive at a constant temperature is determined mainly by the high dispersion
ability:bf this additiveo- The additive remains effective after the introduction
of a small amount'of water into the oilo, In tbis.case the sAdition of zinc or

LISOVSKAYA, H. P.
"The Pathology of Nasal Polyps." Cand Mad Scl, Tomsk State
Medical Inst imeni V. H. Molotov, Tomsk, 1954. (KL, No 10, Mar 55)
SO: Sum. No. 670, 29 Sep 55--Survey of Scientific and Technical
Dissertations Defended at USSR Hi.,-her Educational Institutions (15)

LISINSKAU, M.P.
Model of a nasal pletbysmogmph for recording vascular reactions
of the human nasal mucoma. Vest. oto-rin. 18 no.1:58-59 Ja-F 156.
(XLRA 9:6)
1. Iz kafed3t7 bolezney ukha, gorla. i noss, (zav.-prof. A.G. Istisov)
Tomskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
GOLOGY, appar. and instruments
Pletbromograph, nasal)

L t 5& V A/
124-11-12382
Translation from: Referativnyy Zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 11. p 8 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Lisovskaya, M. S.
TITLE: On the Trajectory of a Circumlunar Rocket. (0 trayektoriyakh
poleta rakety vokrug luny)
PERIODICAL: Byul. In-ta teor. astron. A N SSSR, 1957, 6; No. 8,,pp 550-565
(German abstract).
h' ABS TRACT: The problem posed is the establishment of a rocket trajectory com-
prising a launching from Earth and an unpowereff circumnavigation of
the moon at a close range, followed by a return to Earth. The possi-
bility of establishing such trajectories with any desired periselenic
distance (minimal distance from the moon) is shown, provided that
the 'velocity of the rocket relative to Earth is sufficiently great and
opposite in sense to the velocity of the moon at the time of the approach
of the rocket to the moon. Amethpd for graphical integration, developed
by the Author, is used in establishing five orbits having an axis of sym-
metry. These orbits pertain to two categories. The orbits of the first
category describe two loops, one of which embraces the Earth, the
other the moon. The orbits of the second category describe a single
Card 1/1 loop, embracing both the Earth and the moon. G. A. Merman

L13OVq-KAY14-1L-A.__
Disserts-tion defended for the degree of Candidate of Philological Sciences
at the Institute of the Peoples of Asia
"The Conventional Period in the Modern Azerbaydzhan Language in Comparison
with Other Tuxiric Languages of the Southwest Group."
Vestnik Akad. Nauk, No. 4, 1963, pp 119-145

77
SHCMMAXOV. I.H.. dote., LISOVSKATA, I.D., SOB(-,-X.VA, T.T-..
Etiopathoeenetle treatment of psoriasis, lunus er7themgtosus, and
ome other skin diseases presumnbly of viral origin. Trudy LKI
:223-232 155 (KIRA 11:8)
;
1. Kafedra kozhnykh bolezney (zav, - deyetvitellnyy chlen -41N SSSR
prof. O.N. Podvysotskaya) Pervago Leningredskogo meditsinskogo
instituts imeni akndemiks I.P. Favlova.
(SKIN-DISPASES)
(VIRUS-DISDA-M)

--LISOVSKAYA-~-N-.D-~
Some functions of the liver in scrodermatitis chronica atrophicans
(with mummory in Zqglishj. Vact.derm. L ven. 32 no.2:3-7 Mr-Ap 158.
(MIRA 11:4)
la Is Laningradekogo nauchno-issladova tell skogo instituta antibioti-
kov (dir. A.V.Loginov)
(LIM FMTION TESTS, in var. die.
scrodermatitim chronic& atrophicans (Rua))
(DNMTITIS, pbysiol.
liver fano~, 'in acrodermatitis chronica strophicans
(Run))

LISOVSKAYA, N. D.: Master Med Sci (diss) -- "Material on the study of acroder-
.--MaTnt rmchwroonica atrophicans". Leningrad, 1959. 16 pp (State order of Lenin
Inst for the Advanced Training of Physicians im S. m. Kirov), 200 copies (KL,
I
I
No 9, 1959, 117)

LISOVSPUYAO N.D.
Antitoxic function of the liver In acrodermatitis chronica
atrophicans during the treatment process with penicillin.
FJmp. I klin issi, po antibiot. 1:413-417 158. (MRA 15:5)
jLIVER (PENICILLIN) (SKIN-DISEASES)

LISOVIIJKAYA j N.D.
Further observations on the pedaiUin treatment of aciodermatitis
chronica atrophicans. Eksp. i ]din. ioal. po ajitibi~t. 1:43.8-423
(MIRA 15:5)
158.
(PFITICILLIN) (SKIN-IISFASZS)

BALYASNIKOV;
~ ~SQ SUYLS~D--
VAterials on the combined treatment vith antibiotics of pyodermatites.
Eksp. i klin- isel. po, antibiot. 2:61+-68 160. (MIRA 15:5)
jSKIR.-DISEASES) (ANTIBIOTICS)

NEKACHALOVJ, V.Ya.; MARGOLIN, A.M.; NIKITINA, T.A.; LISOVSKAYA, N.D.;
KHARENKO, V.I.; MALIGINAi V.Cz.
Clinical manifestations of candidiasis obeerved in patients during
antibiotic treatment. Eksp. i klin. issl. po antibiot. 2:89-93
160. (MIRA 15:5),
(MONILIASIS) (AlqTIBIOTIC-q.-TOXICOLOGY)

KHAVKIN, Yu.A.; SULEYMANYAN, M.S.; LISOVSKAYA, N.D.
Immunogenicity of adsorbed diphtheria anatoxin dependifig on the
titer of the original natural anatoxin and the degree of its
purification. Trudy TashNIIVS 6t21-25 161. (MIRA 15:11)
(DIPHTHERIA ANTITOXIN)

LISOVSKAYA N D
Bacterisa-contamination and the pyrogenic properties bf antitoxic
antidiphtheria sera in the process of preparink thim by means of
the "Diaf erra-III" of the Tnstitute~ -of Experimental Medicine of the
Academy of Medical Sciencea of th4-'U.S.S.R. Trudy TashNIIVS 6:75-
81 061. (MIRA 15111)
(DIPHTHERIA ANTITOXIN)

LISOVSKAYA, N.D.
Species composition of the microflora poUuting the serum in the
process of its preparation by means of the "Diaferm-III" and the
pyrogenic activity of various micro-organisms; report No. 2.
Trudy TashNIlVS 6:83-88 161. (KIM 15-11)
(DIPHTHERIA ANTITOXIN)

LISOVSKAYA, N.D.
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Development of pyrogenic properties in bacteria]-ly contaminated
sera depending on the temperature regime. Trudy TashNIIVS 6:89-
92 161. (MIRA 15:11)
(SERUM)

LISOVSKAYA, N*Dv
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Qwntity of microbial bodies in and the pyrogenic properties of
protein and protb1n1ess substrates. -Trudy TashNIIVS- 6:93-98 161.
(MIRA 15: 11)
(PROTEINS)
(BACTERIOLOGY-CULTURES AND CULTURE MEDIA)

LISOVSKAYA N.D. kand.med.nauk; ALEKSWEVA, V.G.; MUKIIINA, L.D.
Adis syndrome. Vest. derm. i ven. 38 no.9171-73 S 164. (MIRA 18:4)
1. LeningradskaYa dermatologicheskaya bollnitsa (glavnyy vrach
S.I.Brodskiy).

GURIYEV, A.N,,, kand.med.nauk; jjpqV,8K.AYA., kand.med.nauk; SKRIPKIN, Yu.K.;
_.N, D. j,
SOMOV, BO'A.1 GOLIDBERG, D,M,; LEBEDEV, B,M.
Nqw drugs. Vest. derm. i ven. 38 nio.9s78-79 S t64.
(~9RA IS: 4)

PC-

ZBEEROVSKIY) T.V.;~LISOVSKKYA. N.M.; PARKHOMOVSKAYA, A.D.
Lacquers with a base of epoxy resins modified by phenol-
formaldehyde resins. Lakokras. mat. i ikh prim. no.4:2-4 163.
(KM 16tlo)

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ROMINSKIT,-I.R.-. LISOVSKM N.H.
-ift"
Oxidation of inulln by iodic acid. Ukr. khim. zhur. 23 no.6:
741-744 157. (min 11; 1) 1
l.Institut organicheskoy khimii AN USSR.
(Inulin) (Iodic acid) (Oxidation)

AUTHORS: Rozum' Yu., S.,-Jisovskaya, N. 11. SOV/79 -29-1-4- 6/74
TITLE: quaternary Salts of the R-Monoxides of Derivatives of Phena-
zine and Quinoxaline (Chetvertichnyye soli N-monookisey
proizvodnykh fenazina i khinoksalina)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1959, Vol 29, Ur 1,
pp 228 - 234 ('ussn)
ABSTRACT: Phenazine, quinoxaline and their derivatives form X-monoxides
and N,N-dioxides with peracids like the tertiary amines,
pyridine and quinoline. In reactions with alkyl halides or
dialkyl sulfates they give quaternary salts, which have not
been synthetized and investigated before. The article describes
the syntheses of the-quaternary salts of the 11-monoxides of
phenazine, quinoxaline and some of their derivatives, as well
as the properties of such salts. Heating the monoxides of
phenazinea or thnir alpha- and beta substitiltion products
in a nitrobeftzene solution containing a slight surplus of
neutral dimeth;rl sulfate gives the corresponding quaternary
salts (Diagram 1). Quinoxaline derivatives show a similar
reaction. These oalts of the N-oxides form at 115-1300C with-
Card 1/2 in a short time. The complotion of tho reaction can-easily
Quaternary Salts of the ff-Monoxides of Derivatives SOV/79-29-1-48/74
of Phenazine and quinoxaline
be determined: Th6 oxides are yellow in color and insoluble
in water whereas the salts have a red color and a different
crystal shape and are soluble in water. The quaternary salts
of the N-oxides of phenazine and quinoxaline can easily be
purified and have'6table melting points. Their crystals are
similar in color to those of the N,N-dioxide of phenazine,
probably owing to-a certain analogy in molecular structure
(Diagram 21. The quaternary salts of the N-oxides of phenazine
are caused to react with potassium ferrocyanide in alkaline
solutions to form the phenazinones of red and violet color
(Diagram 3). Thus, new syntheses have been provided for 12
quaternary salts of the N-oxides of phenazine and quinoxaline
.(Tables 1 and 2). There are 2 tables and 6 references, 2 of
which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut organicheskoy khimii Akademii nauk Ukrainskoy SSR
(Institute for Organic Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences,
Ukr 851R)
SUBMITTED: October 30, 195*7

SHAFOSMA-EOVA, Z,E.~i_LLSOVSKAYA, NAj ALEKSEIEVA, 1.,V,; ROMNSKIY, I.R~
Syntbeseo of to,5yl ehters of lactoss and I-actulose, UkrAhim.4hur.
28 no.7.-859--SM `62. (NIRA 15:12)
1. 49titut org&ipeheskoy Waii AN UkrSSR.
(Lactoov) (Lactuldise) (Tolueriesulfonle acid)

ROKINSLEY, I.R.; SHAPOSHNNOVA, Z.B.; LISOVSKAYA N N
AT EMAI I.V.
Structure of tooTI derivatives of lactose and lactulose.
Ukr, Wm. shur. 29 no.481,20-423 163. (MIRA 16W
1. Institut orimniche koy khimii AN UkrSSR.
TL-actos:) (Idietalose)
(Toluenesulfonic acici)

LIVANOVAV N.B.; LISOVSKAYA9 N,P.; SILONOVA, G.V.
Study of the mechanism of activating action of adenylic acid
on the pboophorjrlase B in rabbit muscles. Biokhimdia 29 no,5r
936-9" J1-Ag '64. (MIRA 18-11)
1. Institut biokhiaii Imeni Bakha AN SSSR, Moskva.

LISOVSKAYAp N.P.; LIVANOVA, N.B.; SILONOVA, G.V.
Mechanism of the action of =scle phosphor-
29 no.6elOI2-1019 N-D 164"0'
1. Institut biokhimii f-meni A.N.Bakha AN SSSR,
December 31, 1963.

LISMKAYAJ F.P. Noskva)
Serine as the element of the actiTe center in Bome enzyms. Usp.
oovrobiol. 54 no.1:25--t43 Jl-Ag f62. (MIRA 15--11)
(SERVE) (ENZMM)

VENKSTERN, T.V.j LISOVSKAYA N.P.; MALKOVA, M.G.j KOSAREVA, Ye.A.1
SISAKYAN, N.N.,-akadmiko glav. red.j BAYEV, A.A.#-xam.
glav. red.; VETFDVA~--16B.', red. iad-val DOROKHIKA, I.E.,
tekhn. red. -A
[Summaries of the.aeational reports; sections 1A6.13] Refe-
raty sektaionnykh soobshcheniij sektaii I - 13. Moskva,, Izd-
vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1962. 591 P. (Itst Trudy) (MIRA 160)
1. International Congress of Biochemistry. 5th, Noscov, 1961,
(BIOCHENISTRY-CONGRWSES)

T.N.; LISOVSKJUA N.P.; MAUOVAj M.G.; KOUREVA, Ye.A.;
glav. red.; BAYEVj, A.A.., zam, glav.
red.; VETROVA, I.B., red. W-va; GUSEVA., A.P., tekhn. red.
[Transactions of the Fifth International Congress of Biochemistry]
Trudy V Mezhdunarodnogo biokhimicheskogo kongressa. Moskva Izd-vo
Akad. nauk SSSR. [Vol.11. Sectional reports; sections 14-28IRefe-
raty sektsionnykh soobshchenii; sektsii 14-28. 1962. 581 p.
(K[RA 15:10)
1. International Congress of Biochemistry, 5tho Moscow,, 1961.
(BIOCHEMISTRY-CONGRESSES)

LISOVSKAYA, U.P.; IVANOVA, G.V.; LIVANOVA, N.B.
Change In the phosphorus fractions duriz
,!g the acid hydrolysis of
casein. Biokhimiia 27 no.3:407-411 Vv-Je 162. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Institute of Biochemistry, AcadezV of Sciences of the U.S.S.R,
Moscow.
(HYDROLYSIS) (PHOSPHORUS) (CASEIN)

IVANM, G.V.; LIS _&ZAYA,-E~f,
Use of Soviet brand Ion exohangetn for producing glucose-l-
phosphate, Vop. med, khimo 7 no.3:320-323 My-Je 161. (MIRA 25:3)
1. Institut biokhimii imeni A.N. Bakha AN SSSR, Moskva.
(ION EXCHANGE)
(GLUCOPHOSPHORIC ACIDS)

SILONOVA, G.V.~LISqLS~JqA, LIVANOVA, N.B.
Vacuum-evaporation apparatus for rapid concentration of liquids.
Vop. mad. khim. 10 no.41434-435 Jl-Ag 164. (MIRA 18W
1. Institut biokhimit imeni. Bakha AN SSSR, Moskva.

7: a
Tashmukhannedov B. A. Lis-,vskaya, 14 P
~eL~rai Cortex
IFC! Piofizika, v. 10, r1o. 1965, E,9:3-7('l
phosphon-ts lon s~)ljrce r e r. In p t r- -3 3 1: 4~'
wc series of exp-ariments -aere per~crmp,i s n e r,3 e j-, -A
r,,, s in phosphoproteins in sect lons
_rvlf~iOns -If the lon -)ump Vr~rw i -9 L7r P r i- 1 -1, i:_-,
3

f7 j-

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i - I
m
"C'
1,
ftq
C-.

LLSO S-KNYA T16WIMIAMEDOV, B.A.
Connection betueen "transpartn adenosinetriphouphatass and pho3pho-
pr-toin metabolism in the cortical cells of rabbito. Dokl. ~jf, SSSR
163 no.6:1503-1506 Ag 165. (MIRA 18:8)
1. Institut biolchimii ira. A.1l.Bakha AN SSSR. Submitted October
21; 1964o -

LISOVENKO, A.T.; MIKIMMV, A.A.
Au'Comatic setup for the simultaneous recordinj of weight and
temperature (with summary in.English]. inzh.-fiz. zhur. 4 no.9:
98-101 S 161. (MIRA 14:8)
1. Tekhnologicheakiy institut pishohevoy promyohlennosti, g.
Kiyev.
(Recording instruments)

SIMIRENKO, Lev Platonovich [deceased); SBEFELISM , A*Io, kande sell-
khoz. naakp glav. red.; KOV-TUN, I.M.9 kand. sellkhoz. nauk.,
zam. glav. red.,- POSWUY.., A.V.,, zam. glav. red.; RODIONOV., L.P.,,
doktor biol. nauk, zam. glav. red.; DEMIYANETS, Ye.F., starshi7
nauchnyy sotr; , red. toma; LMQY-RW,-L.T. . kand. biol. nauk.,
hauchnyy sotr., red. toma; NIKONM4KO, M.N.., kand. biol. nauk,
red. toma; POSTOYUK, A.V., red.; DEREVYANKO, G.S., tekhn. red.
[Pomology in three vol=es; apple, pear, stone fruits) Pomologiia.
v trekh tomakh; iablonia, grusha, kostochkovye porody. Kiev.,
Izd-vo Ukrainskoi Akad. sellkhoz. nauk. Vol.l. (Apple] lAblonia.
19616 578 p. (MIRA 15:2)
1. UkrainBkiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut sadovodstva
(for Demlyanets, Lisovenko). (Apple-Varieties)

YEHELIYAROVA, N.A. [translatorh KOZHEVNIKOVA. Ye.V. (translotorl;
zLisovay -Oly. Ctr
'Ap-t- I [transiatorl; 8,H=)ANTS, M.P. anslatorl;
DUNIN9 H.S., doktor sellskokhoz7aystyenn7kh nauk, prof., red.;
FOLIKKAN, Ye.Y., red.; GERASIHOVA, Ye.S., tekhn.red.
[Plant diseases; yearbook of the U.S.Department of agriculture.
Translated from the Snglishl BoleznI rastenii; ezhegodnit
Minigteretva zemledeliia SShA. Obsbehaia red.i vatup. statlia
M.S.Dunina. Mobkva. Izd-vo inostr. lit-ry, 1956. 913 p.
(MIRA 11:5)
1, U.SeD'Opt. of agriculture.
(Plant, diseases)

LTSEM. T.D.,, OLISHANSKIT, M.A.-, SINTAGIN, I.I.-, GLUSHCHMiKO, I.Te.;
VAWUTSYAll, I.S.; PREZENT, I.I.; SHCHURBINOVSKIY, U.S.; SHUMMV,
V.I.; TEVSTIGHFYV, S.N.; BOCOVER, A.M.; LITYIN, T.M.; TATKOVA,
A.T.; PODVOYSKIY, i.r.;'SAKS, Ye.l.; KRALIEUN, I.A.-, YWGINSON,
N I.-. SHCHEGLOVA. Yu.N.-, DLUGACH, G.V.; STERNIN, R.A.; LISOVSKAYA,
L'im. GUBINA, T.r.; ROURMLID, M.I.: ISVETATEVA,
MENW, Te.V.; NETMAN, X.F.
Sofia lAkovlevna Voitinakaia; an obituary. Agrobiologila no.4:121
JI-Ag 158. (MIRA 11:9)
(Voitinskaia, Sofilla Iakovlavna, 1898-1958)

YEMIYANOVA, N.A'. (translator]; LISDVSMA, O.V. (translator]; GUNAR, I.I.,
red. ----------- ----
[Chemical control of weeds) Xhimicheskaia bor'ba a sorniake-i. Pod
red. i a predisl. I.I.Gunara. Mosk7a, Izd-vo inostr. lit-ry,, 1959.
226 p. (KM 14:10)
1. British Weed Control Council.
(Weed control) (Herbicides)

DRSAI, M.K.; BHIDE, V.P. (Inaiya); LISOVSUTA. 0.T. [trannlatorl
Controllirg cotton diseases by developing disease resistant
varieties. Agrobiologlia no.2:184-187 Mr-AP '59o
(MIRA 12:6)
1. Sel'skokbozyayetvenMy kolledzh, laboratoriya fitopatologit,
Puna.
(Cotton--Digease and post resistance)

DATTA, A.IT.; SAITIYAL. P. (Indiya); LISOVSKAYA,-,,.O-V- [translator]
Studies on the seeding rate of ambarv heMP. Agrobiologiia no.4:
632-634 JI-Ag '59. . (MIRA 12:10)
l.Nauchno-iseledovatellskir institut dshuta, %rrakpurg Zapadnaya
Bangaii7a. (Ambar7 hemp)

SMUN, M. [Stroun, M.I(Shveytsariya); MATON9 K. Sh. [14athon, C. C.I(FrantsJ,-,a)
LISOVSKAYAp O.V# [translator)
Induced mutation of potato eyes. Agrobiologiia no.2:189-192
Mr-Ap 161. - (Potatoes) (MIFA 24;3)

SHTMMUCIE'll, K. [Steinbrenner, h. ''. ITAGLICH, Fr, [flaglitsch, iY.
SHUM, I. [Schlicht, 1. 1 k(je-n.,nanskaya Demokraticheskayn
Respublika); LTSOVSKAYA, O.V,_[tranBlator]
s siLazine and V-6658 on soil micro-
i. '~.grobiologiia no.6;827-841 N-D ;6
(MIRA 15:
:t i raateniyevodstva, g. viyukhenberg.
(Herbicides)
(Soil micro-organisms)

DYUSARD'YE& R., inzhener-agronom (Frantsiya); LISOVSKAYA, O'J._[translatorl
Higtoz7 of the development of the La Charmoise eheep In France.
Agrobiologiia no-4s577-583 Jl-Ag 162. (MIM 15s9)
(FRANCE--SHEEP MUDS)

BhTo~ P. jBoiteau, P.] (Frantsiya, Parizh); LISOVSKAYA, ON. [translator)
FAFtrogenic activity of varioua feeds and its inporta=e in
-zootechnics; from the work of the Laboratory of Nutrition at the
Institut of Applied Research. Agrobiologiia no.1:92-3DO T&!-F
163o (MUM 16:5)
(Feeds) (Estrogens)

ELLIOTT, Fred Craig (1916- ); VOLOTOV, Ye.N.[translatorl;
YEMIYANOVA, N.A.ftranslator]; LISOVSKAYA O.V.
(translator]; ZHEBRAK, A.R., re .
(Plant breeding and cytogenetics] Selek-tsiia rastenii i
tsitogenetika. Pod red. i s prediol. A.R.Zhebraka. Mo-
skva, Izd-vo inostr. lit-ry, 1961. 447 p.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Plant breeding)

-BUI GUI DAP (D-emokraticheakaya Respublika VIVetnam); 114pygAYA. O-V-
zCiraislatorl -
Behavior of pearmt plants Iii hill planting. Agrobiologlis no-5:698-
702 s-o 16o. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Inatitut zemledellya i lesovodstva, Khanoy.
(Peanuts)

L
Hemangioma of the skull. Vest. rent. i rad. 39 no.4142-45 jl-Ag 164.
(MRA 18-7)
1. Rentgeno-radiologicheekoye otdeleniye (zav. - prof. M.D.Gallperin)
Nauchno-isoledovntellskogo psikhonevrologicheokogo instituta imeni
V.M.Bekhtereva, Leningrad,

GROMOV, S.A.; LIS0113KAYA, R.P.
am. _0 - ~., 6111~6-11-----~*
Effect of sutarachnoidal -IntTzdjatlun of cxygen on the C;~Ptpnt
of ev,- --,rble acid in the lAquor. Tru,,V G,:~s. nauch.-iss-L. paJkh6..
- n6*~ -, 'nst. 31:267-27-0 163. (MIPA 17:6)
N.

I -R..l.
- i., - 1, ~
-I!-
~ ray cuagnos-is or sillai -rjerrnngLom,~.13. T-ru!Jy , I
74 (63. (mipA 1,7-6,-
P,-,.Lkhonevr. inst. 31064~3

NOVIKOV., I.I,; ZOLOTORE-iSKIY,, V.S.; LISOVSKAYA,, T.D.
Temperature range for the formation and propagation of
crystallization cracks in aluminum alloys and the criteria of
hot shortness. Issl. splav. tavet. met. no-4:130-140 163.
(MIRA 16;8)
(AlumiAum alloys-Brittleness)
(Thermal stresses)

L 00084-66. -gl q
_gj~fSg) ZWP 1fWPW/,WL(.C)
(z)
ACCES ISIODT.NR: AP50223 14.3IJP(C) ..MJ!?//JD/ UJR/0149/65/()00/003/0136/0144
WW/HWAVO 669.715
AUTHOR: Zakharov, M' V- Lisovakaya, T. D.--
'171
TITLE: Effect of various elements on th0- electric -conductivi jLar4;jp2mand
ty,
remstallization te f type AV'000 aluminum 4
mperatu 0
- W 773
SOURCE- MUZ. Tsvetnaya metallurgiya, no. 3, 1965, 136-144
TOPICTAGS: -electric conductivity, hardness, recrystallization temperature,
aluminum, binary alloy, aluminumalloy/AV000 aluminum
ABSTRACT: About 60 binary alloys were prepared of aluminum with various
alloying elements, each represente cl in at least three of the alloys. Results
wing elements in amounts of 0. 1 lead
showed that additions of the follo -0. 2 wt. I
to a slight decreasein electric co.nductivity: zinc, nickel, silicon, copper,
rnesium, and tungsten. The following
molybdenum calcium, Iron, silver, mag
lower elect ric conductivity strongly, chromium, lithium, manganese, titanium,
beryllium, and zirconium. In toncentrationBof 0. 1-0. 2 atom 0/6, the following
additives lower the electric conductivity olightly: zinc, magnesium, nickel, sili-
COrd

L 00084-66-
ACCESSIONWR: AP50223431
con, rmolybdenum, calcium, copper, iron, beryllium, and silver. The following
lower it strongly: chromium,. manganese, zirconium, titanium, and tungsten.
The best results in hardening annealed aluminum were produced by additions of
the following: iron, ~manganese, tungsten, magnesium, copper, nickel, tit nium,
zirco:znmi, chromium, and m9lybdenum. Additions of bismuth,' anti-
'mon5 ~iid~ c_ d J_ --l-lilver-47and- ziric~r
Y7, a rn.dm) ease the hardness,'of aluminum only
11 _10
-slight siti-6e'effidct-o t f al inuin at 200 G was
PP e t har&eqp -9 umin
_jy_ A pg .,erm.
j
s own 16 n so. f 'MR slum,
h -by add gn iii iirc6fiium~ urigdteh7,- coppef, Litanium
: ___2_ - , - -_ -- 7.
beEx liumy1moanganese a vbdenum iron anV manganese. In general, promis-
ing additives are. considered to beflAer follo~~I~g: iron (up"C6 0. 4 wt. To), copper
(0. 4- 0. 6%), manganese (0, 2- 0. 06), i3ilicon (0. 1- 0. 21o), zirconium (0. 05- 0. 116)
titanium (0. 05- 0. Ila), tungsten (0. 05- 0. 1516), molybdenum (0. 15- 0. 2510) and
beryllium (0. 008-0. 0556). Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 3 tables
kovskiy institut stall i splavoV. Kafedra metallovedeniy
ASSOCIATION: Mos, a
tsvetnykh, red1tikh I radloaktivnykh zrte'tallov (Moscow Institute for Steel and
Alloys. Depa ment for the Metallurgy of Nonferrous, Rare, and Radioactive
Metals) q yf y
SUB CODE: MM,
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NY2 JW OV. "OTHER: 010

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ACC NRt AP6017979 (A) SOURCE CODE:
INVENTOR: Zakharov, M. V.; Lisovskaya, T. D.
UR/0413/66/000/010/0081/0081
ORG: none
TITLE: Aluminum-lose conductor alloy. Class 40, No. 181817
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 10, 1966, 81
TOPIC TAGS: aluminum alloy, magnesium containing alloy, zirconium containing alloy,
copper containing alloy, silicon containing alloy, iron containing alloy, conductor
alloy
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces an aluminum-base alloy with improved
mechanical properties and high electrical conductivity.containing 0.4-0.6% magne-
sium,0.15-0-252 silicon, 0.4-0.6% iron, 0.1-0.15% zirconium, and 0.4-0.6%
copper. [AZI
SUB CODE: 1l/ SUBM DATE: O8Oct64/ ATD PRESS:
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ACC NRt AP6035882 S OUR CE ODDE: UR/0413/66/c)oo/020/0123/0123
INWENTOR: Zakharov, M. V.; Lisovskaya,.T. D.
ORG: none
TITLE: High conductivity heat- .resistant aluminum-base alloy. Class *40, 11o. 187310
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, pronVshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 20, 1966, 123
TOPIC TAGS: aluminum 'magnesium, silicon alloy, iron containing alloy, copper con-
taining alloy, beryllium containing alloy, high conductivity aluminum alloy,
heat resistant aluminum alloy
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a high-conductivity heat-resistant
aluminum-base alloy containing magnesium, silicon, iron, and copper. To improve
mechanical properties and ensure high electric conductivity, the alloy has following
chemical composition: 0.4-o.6% magnesium, 0.15-0.25% silicon, o.4-o.6% iron,
0.4-0.6%. copper, and 0.03-0.05% beryllium.
SUB. CODE:U SUBM DATE: 03may65 ATD PRESS 5108
UDC: 669.715.018.5------

LISOVS-MA, V.T. V.I.
- . L4 I
Stlidy cC the lipcid mesabclism In *h.3 -horie mackaml r--azhurus
med"t,arrarlous rnnticua Aleev of 'the northuresbern part t~f the
Black Eaa. Naik.zap.(A'.biol*3ta. nc.5055-62 164. (N-- RL 18 - 1. 11

LISCVSKAYA,Yeglakiya
The fibrous, golden flax. Reb. i stal. 31 no-10:13-14 0155.
(White Russia-Flax) (mm 8.12)

LISOVS KAYA V.D.
Excercise therapy for contracture patients. Vrach.delo no.12i
123-124 D 162, (MIRA 15:12)
1. Kiyevskaya oblastnaye. bollnitsa,
("OISE TRUPY)(CONTRACTURE)

LISOVSKAYA,, Z. YE.
20125 LISOVSKAYA., Z. YE. 0 lechenii embrionallnoy mazlyu nekotorykh khronicheskdkh
vospalitelInykh protsessov pryamoy kishki. Yracheb. delo, lghgj No. 6, Btb. 501-04.
SO: LETOPIS 2HURNAL STATEY, Vol. 27, Moskva, 1949. - I

SINONOV,-V,K.; RUDENKO, L.N.; ROSID)VISEV, S.T.;_EISOVSKIb A.F.
ReOuctim Of fluxed sinter. by zoal, aax-bcn :Ln a flow of n1trogen,
oea-bon monoxid~3 and theIr ab-tvaaso Iz,7#vps&ucheb.zav.; c~ern.met,
8 rio 165.
Dnaprop6trovakiy motallurglohenkly Inatitut.

LISOVSKIY, A.I.; GVINWZHILIYA, V.I. (Rybinsk)
Case of plaamocytcma of the lung. Khirurgiia no.86-129-130
Ag 162. (LUNGS-TUMORS) (MIRA 15:8)

Twenty tlarne ca~n-.,,. of !,eaj-~ Jijurj. 7,,Te-r-~t
kp t, I
~,ll 5,
kb~lr. c",
(A!fp;, 18:1)
r i t -2 y j m, ~rll N 4--,) p-,r)va gli --vnyj r-ch la,:~h.-:nnyy
4 y ) , .,

LISOMIY, A.S., inzb.
Comparisou of existirg methods for calculatit)g the strangth of
unit-caet frames for electric locomotive truoks, Trud7 HIM
no.96:99-110 157. 11:1)
(Illectria locomotives)

LISOVSKIYj A. S.: Maater Tech Sci (dies) -- "The stressed state of the truck
chassis on an eight-axle electric locomotive under static load". Tomsk, 1958.
15 PP (Min Transportation USSR, Mosew Order of Janin and Orcler of Labor'Red
Banner Inst of Railroad Tramport Engineers im I. V. Stalin), 200 copies (ICL, 1.10 2,
1959 ~ V-2)

. - inzhener
Pare bond of thin-valled shuTly, curved bars. Trudy TIIIZHT 25:149-
181 158* (M33?A 13; 10)
Oflexure) (Ilastio rods and wires)

LISOVSKIY, A.S., inzb. (g.Tomsk)
----Grerational experience With CaSt-solid frames of articulated
trucks used in K8 *lectrin locomotives. Elsk.1 tePl-tiageL 3
(141RA
no.5.*16-17 My 159.
12:9)
(Electric locomotives)

S/124/65 I/C)C-3/003/025/b28
A005/A 105
XTIMOR: Llsovskiy, A. S.
T '17 'TU On the problem of the calculation of thin-walled beams of large
curvature at pure bending
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, no. 3, 1961, 32, abstract 3V254
(Sb. nauchn. tr. Tom,,;kly elektromekhan. iri-t Inzh, zh.-d. transp.,
1959, V. 28, 124-133)
T-M: 'The author expounds the results obtained In his previous work (-~b,
nauchn. tr. Tomskiy elektromekhan. in-t inzh. zh.-d. transp., 1958, V. 25, li~q_
181 - RZI-Bekh, 1960, no. 10, 13749), and shows the analogy between the derived
formulae for the thin-walled beam and the conventional calculation formulae of
the stress analysis.
V. 'Feodoslyev
[At~stractor's note: Complete translation]
Card 1/1

3/124/61/000/003/024/028
IM100 AOOVA105
AUTHOR: Lisovskiy, A. S.
T---=,- The applicability range of the bending calculation formulae of
thin-walled beams of small and large curvature
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurmal, 14ekhanika, no. 3, 1961, 32, abstract 3V253
(Sb. nauchn. tr. romskiy elektromekhan. In-t inzh. zh.-d. transp.,
1959, vol. 28, 150-161)
TEXT: 'The application of the conventional calculation formulae of a
straightlined beam to the case of bending of a beam of large curvature is limited,
as is well known, by the ratio of the height of cross section and radius of
curvature of the beam. For thin-walled curved beams, the application of the
calculation formulae of the straight-lined beam is determined not only by the
mentioned ratio but also by additional parameters. The numerical calculations
for some values of the dimensionle:3s parameters are presented, and the applica-
bility of the simplified calculation formul~Le is conluded.
V. Peodos'yev
[Abstractor's note: Complete translation]
Card 1/1

LISOVSKIrp A.S.
Design of thick,-&rallhd curved sections. Trudy TETIZHT 34s65-
69 162. (KRA 16: 8)'
/-4

,-LISOVSKIT, A.S.; TSUKANCV, T.T.; BORODAVKIN, M.A.; ZAZHIRKO, V.N.;
V.N.; SOLOIWIKO, G.I.
Remote control of dump car unloading from the operator's
cab of electric locomotives. Trudy TEIIZHT 34*-145-151 162,
(MIRA 16:8)

~,TTSQV--"L~IT- A.8.
` I --
,, 4p j), r-. Tr~,,r_y, ',*-,III-,. ;-- -, " - a
-a' ..
p&d--al s tr,~ .1" s e 5 ~ , , -1 - - - 3.3'.8)

LISOVSKT r
IYj, A.S.; MERE'%, V.`~.
T~btl.!'OdOI097 fO~V the dosA~ -r. -f ;3c,:ze --i-ie f::-a.=:e unit's o." a
car truck. Tru~4,lr CTIIIT 38:915-1.03 '!':,2.
(KIRA 18:8)

YEDEL'y Vladimir Borisovich. Prinimal uchastiye GRIGORIYEV, Ye.T.,
inzh.; PAKHOMOV, M.P., doktor tekhn. nauk, retsenzent;
BOGDADIOV, V.P., kand. tekhn.nauk, retsmzent;_LISOVSKIY,
A,S., kand. tekhn. nauk; KROVORUCHKO, N.M.,
V6 HIKOVA, L.F., tekhn. red.
[Denign of the mechanical part of electric rolling stock]
Proalctirovania makhanicheskoi chasti elektropodvizhnogo
sostava. Moskva, Transzheldorizdat, 1963. 422 p.
(MIRA 16:10)
(Electric railroads--Rolling stock)

LISOVSXIY, tekhne naukp dotsent
Using the analogy method in solving the problem of plane
banding of a low-curvature thin-walled bar. Izv. vys. ucheb.
ze.vo; mashlbostr. no.9:27-38 163. (MIRA 17:3)
L Niskiy institut inzbenerov zheleznodorozkmogo transporta.
r
I..

GUKHYAN, L.A.; LI;j!~'~~KIY, A.Ye.; SHLYAKHGVSKIY, I.D.
Obtaining ashless coke and bitumen for the varnish and paint
iniustry from the furfurol extract from tho refining of lubricating
cili. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; neft' i gaz 4 no.7:79-80 161.
(MM 14:10)
1. Azerbaydzhanskiy institut nefti i Ichimii im. M."izbekova.
(Fetraeum coke) (Bitumen) (Paint materials)

GUKHMAN, L,,A.-- LISOVSKIY,, A.Yea
Petroleum-products solidification. Izve vys* ucheb, zav,; neft' i
gaz 6 no.10:59-62 163. (MIRA 17-23)
1. Azerbaydzhanskiy institut nefti i khimii im. M.Azizbekova.

GUKIBIV-11) L.A.; LISOVSKIY, A. Yeo
Ca-icerning the effect of tars on the Bol-j~jjfjca,ion point of
petroleum products. Izvo vyse uchebo may*; neft' i gas 7
no.1211+9-52 164 (MIRA 18:2)
1. Azerbaydzhanskiy institut neftl I khimii im. M. Azizbekova.

GUKHMAN, L.A.; LISOVSKIY, A.Ye.
Effect of resins on the solidification point, of oil prodtats.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; neft' i gaz 7 no.10:67-69 164.
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Azerbaydzhanskiy institut nefti i khimii im. M. Azizbekova.
, -' ~- ~ * ~,;~ ~ -~~ ".- - ", ~ I I - - -
-"!- --- -, - w ~ z: - - I,.:-; ., . I ~ ~ . :1~ !- . :: '... ~ ~~ ,
, -.-- , ~-- - -~I 2. - . I .
. - ;:-~--~i- . -,

LISOTSKI' ; KARTININ, B.N.1 MUM, L.A.; CHFIUIOZHUKOV, N.I.
I43chanism of the action of luars on the crystallization of parafrin3.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; neft' i gaz 8 no.6:57-61 165. (MIU 18:7)
1. Azerbaydzhanskiy institut nefti i khimil im. M.Azizbekova i
Moskovskiy institut neftekhimicheskoy i gazovoy promyshlenncz!tl
ix akademika I.M.GuVAina.

LISIOVSKIY, B.K6; VANCHURIN, D.Ya.; IVANOV, V.N.
Operative planning of material and tecimical supplies in ter-.s
of conventional units. Der. prom. 11, no.1:18-22 Ja 165.
(WRA 18:4)

.--I
LISOVSIYI D. L
Control of pyrometallurgical processes in non-ferrous metallurgy; textbook for higher
technical schools Moskva, Glav. red. lit-ry po tsvetmoi metallurgli, 1938. (Mic .53-285)
Collation of the original as determined from the filmt 311 P.

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vanyultim awl
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o MO. No. 1, 017.-Normall melts or the Rkldt r pUnt
cowentrales and mWA. A( the Rlddof gild Zytyxn cimcen-
irate$ VAL Conte. 12.3% of Ph. were sawlted. Fam.
DI.Rtrmto the mat was 45.4%. into traste gig 113.4~;

end Into the raw Ph Z1.2%
The intraductite: of dru-
*ilk 27a5'Vp of CA# anti of slAp with Ag anti Au it tint ire-
ornmerultd. AJlZnj4dJ%molvvdinrhebLg. f1b;A,hjrih.
ul"I as fullow%: 0.400"~ i. curried SWAY with tht, ga,~W%.
4.2% is diwAvcd In the slog, 2.7% in the in-it unit
93.07% In The raw Ph. The birge Somrs, of heal M7.2017, ~
carried away from the furnace by the slag can be sivoided
by excluding the slag% from the charge and by usirtir initial
materials richer in 111). Analy~cs or gasc, ittaicate t he ne.
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00", FeA, woMtkils m6crals. A method of refinivil was -as
tested that Mv1iM no adds. at cbem. rear"(S. tlkmtlw
the necessary If 10* 6 prodived from the minctids by .00
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WO-791 Kkix, A!4efaj. ZAvr. 1M. No, 1, -00
004 lAh.-OMk fiftd WI1IiPl&1tt--W*k C,Xpt%. art Malted. Fat
00A max. aistu. transfer of AIM and 5(h from alunitc, the
~Juuite mwt be heated at 450 to 700% the temp. being
mve~IY propoelkloAt to the state of heati!ill. By beat.
mg, the Ve of alunite 6 made litud. in At W91',
the cit". of PC call he brought to is it the 44111111C 1.4 200
99,31 1 kept for a trunsklefAbIt, length of little tit the lutaa~.
The Initial temp of decamp". of alunitc land tit Alalums.
000
obtained from lilunile, is W'. Soln. of the thermally C*9
derompd. aluttites at W* its 51% Jl*SO, was hitind to &.-
the lw%t method. Tilt tztn. of A4(N in this ease r*e
was 00%. In laritir-itizate csipts., coullnucas ltrallitil
001 produced uthfact,,ry remillo. A iii1sid turthoil wat
dcvvlo;scd fordetp the A110scontent In the heated alunite.
0&Z Ifessfixg the AjUmIC 2XItIMUCtiste so 3)0' for 1.3 firs. Willi 0
11,50. acev"tes tile filtration pnwftq. W. R, It.
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V. Va.
Y yubmsyl Saeraik TFUAW
xdj~*Y ( [Ab. ry-wykk if"), 'Waikov. Ixa. 7~M-
xykh Mdal4ir i Z*kAs 1939, No. 7. =-=, Xhim.
Jkfdrdl- ZhAdf. MO. No. 1. 102.-Thermal and 11,S0&
treatments of Stu he give on AMS0.), soln. Ivith im-
Pwkks of Ws.5%nand aw. K alum. The ob*t of the
Was to treat the Ist Ban. to obtain AJA and
and the alum to obtain AIA and X.S04. The
Pulverized alums wen dehydrated In suspenskm at a
IRIMP, slightly above 400'. The dehydrated alums were
=-&d,.In WaVension at 1150-1200". The Sr.N can-
decomsid. material was 2"%. Thle de-
comPd. alum-i were leached vith boiling water. Mrs-
dou after leaching is rapid, if the decompd. majerW is
kschtd In the tame torn: In whkb it %vas removed from
the am (in the form of fine, swaaert bubbles). After
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LISOVSKlyt ~Dj.; DILYAKOV, Yu-P*l SjjApjRo, Tu,L,
" W- w
ency of shafr furnocas in smalting oxidized nickel
Tharme-1 off icil (MLU 10: 1)
orm3. TSvet.met .29 no.11:52-59 IT 1560
1. 14intavetsetsologoo j
(Nickel--Metallurff) (Heat-Transtalission .

do6z'
SOV/81-59-5-14947
Tranfs.aginoforom; Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimiya, 1959, Nr 5, p 107 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Lisovskiy, 11. 1.,
TITLE-. The Reducibility of Lower Oxides and the Silicate of Lower
Oxides of Cobalt With Carbon Monoxide
-A
PERIODICAL: Sb. naucha. tr. Mosk. In-t tsvetn. met, i zolota i 'RIITO tsvetn.
metallurg:14 1957, Nr 26, pp-77 - 93
ABSTRACT: As a re;-auLt of an investigation of cobalt oxides using the
thermographia, roentgenographic and chemical analysis methods,
it has been established that only two oxides exist; CoO and
Cc304- Cc, 0 , obtained by two different methods, contains a
C!en~ 4,f
few per 0 excess oxygen, not bound chemically with C0304,
The excess oxygen content decreases with an increase in tempera-
ture over .3000C and at 9000C is zero. At temperatures ~,-- 7500C
C0304 decomposes to CoO (especially vigorously at temperatures
-- 9000C). The equilibrium constant of the reaction CoO +
of ;7 in the temperature range 700 to 1,1000C,
+ CO';i� Co + C02 (1),
Card 1/2 Is expressed by the equation -IgKp - 2,507/T- 0.946. The heat

806n
sov/81-59-5-14947
The Reducibility of Lower Oxides and the Silicate of Lower Oxides of Cobalt
With Carbon Monoxide
of reaction (1) is 11,462 cal. For the reaction CoO + CO is 5 to 7 times
less, than for the reaction NiO + CO. At 300 to 7000C realon (1) is
accompanied by the reaction of carbon black separation. CO reduces Coo bound
to the silicate, at a higher temperature than pure CoO. Based on the fact of
the step-wise change of the equilibrium gas composition at 1,1000C in the
Co-CO silicate system, the conclusion was drawn that there are two chemical
compounds in the systemi mono- and bisilicates. The heat of formation of Cc
silicates from oxides is determined: 18,062 cal for 2CoO.SiO2 monosilicate
and 11,981 cal for CoO.SiO,
,? bisilicate. When CaO is introduced into the charge,
Co silicates are more difficult to reduce, which is explained by the formation
of ternary silicates and solid solutions in the CaO-SiO2-COO system at 1,1000C.
V. Shatskiy
Card 2/2

137-58-4-6561
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 4, p 35 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Lisovs~.~.IL_J_ Kuz'mina, T.P.
TITLE: Kinetics of the Reduction of Free Carbon Monoxide and Carbon
Monoxide Chemically Bound in Cobaltous Silicates (Kinetika
vosstanovieniya svobodnoy i svyazannoy v silikaty zakisi
kobal'ta okis'yu ugleroda)
PERIODICA.L: Sb. nauchn. tr. Mosk. in-t tsvetn. met. i zolota i VNITO
tsvetn. metallurgii, 1957, Nr 26, pp 94-107
ABSTRACT: The kinetics of the reduction of the oxides and silicates of
Co, oxidized Ni ore, and converter slag by synthetic water-
jacket gas, are studied. In all these cases except that of con-
verter slag, reduction starts at 700'C and is accelerated by
increase of temperature. The process goes most effectivel
for cobalto-cobaltic oxide at temper'atures in excess of 900
while for cobaltous monosilicate it goes best at 11000, The pre-
sence of FeO, Si02, NiO, and CaO reduces the rate of reduc-
tion of cobaltous monosilicate. Converter slag reduces at
9090, while at .11000 the process is slowed by the fusion of the
Ca rd 112 slag. The rate oi reduction of the slag is in inverse order to

137-58-4-6561
Kinetics of the Reduction (cont.
its grain size. The addition of 50% CaO to oxidized Ni ore and converter
gas slows the reduction thereof.
L.P.
1. Oxides-Reduction-Kinetics 2. Silicates-Reduction-Kinetics
Ca rd 2/2
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SOV/137-58-10-2042 3
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 10, p 11 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Belyakov, Yu, P. , Lisovskiy, D. 1.
TITLE: Model Investigation of the Distribution of the Cus Flow in a
Shaft Furnace (Issledovaniye na modelyakh raspredeleniya
gazovogo potoka v shakhtnoy pechi)
PERIODICAL: Sb. naucbn. tr. Mosk. in-t tsvetn. met. i zolota, 1957,
Nr 27, pp 147-162
ABSTRACT: The conditions for application of the theory of similarity to
the model testing of the motion of gases are presented. The
study was conducted, at first, on a small model of a --ihaft
furnace (1/20th of full size), where .3 sinter fractions, 8-10,
5-8 and 2. 5-5 rrim, were used, corresponding to 160-200,
100-160 and 50-100 mm, The data obtained were verified on
a larger model, in which the cross section of the shaft was
425x 0. 4Z5 m, and the height I rn, the inside lining being
fireclay 1/~ brick thick. The results showed that the distri-
bution of the gaa flows across the cross section of the shaft
furnace depends upon the size of the material. An increase
Card 1/2 in the size of the larger pieces of charge causes a rnore