SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LUKSCH, F. - LUKYANCHENKO. B.YA.

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LUKSCH, Fr., MUDr.; SEBEK, Tibor, WJDr.
Comparison of cytological and colposcopic examinations of
cer7ical carcinoma. Cook. gyn. 22/36 no.1-2:119-123 Feb 57.
1. 11. por. gyn.' klin. KU v Praze. Preduosta doktor lek. ved,
prof. MUDr. J. Inkas. Na kolpookopickem vyoetreni podileli
se rovuez pracovaici oddelent pro nemoci zon. a det. g7n. fak.
polikliniky, III! por kliniky (prednosta doktor lek. ved, prof.
KMr. R. Peter) a pracovnict St. san. v Praze: Doe. MUDr.
Vesely, as. MUDr. Mandaueova, as. MUDr. Pinta, WJDr. Bradyova
a MUDr. Obrdova.
(CERVIX HMPLASMS, diag.
comparison of cytological & colposcopic exam. (Cz))

LUKSCH, Frantieek, 14LIDr.
3 YearB of cy 6 iLtdetection of cervical cancer at the II
Gynecological clinic of Cbarles' University of Prague. Cesk.
gyn. 22/36 no.1-2:124-127 Feb 57.
1.' 11. por.-gy-n. k1.IKU v Praze. Prednosta: Doktor lak. ved,
prof. MUDr. J. Lukas.
(CIRVIX NIOPLASMS, diag.
Cytol., statist. (Cz))

LUKSCH, Frantisak
Studies on the frequency of nuclear sigas in ar-ithelItLm of various
mi;cous membranes, Cas. lek. cesk. 98 no.39:1226-lM25 S t59.
1. Vyzkumny ustav andokrinologicky v Praze, reditel doc. MUhr.
Karel Silink.
(MUCOM MWRM anat. & histol.)
(CHROMOSOKBS)

KLACANSKY., T., C.Sc.,- HENZL, 14., C.Sc.; CEPMAK, J.; HONTELA, S.,- HORSKY, J.,
C,Sc,; KUCERAp F., C.Sc.4 LUKSC11, F.,, C,Se.; SONiX, MI.; TALAS, 1-1.
A possibility for the examiruition of the hypothalamo-pituitary system
in endocrine disorders in gynecology. Gesk. gyn. 26(401 no.8;607-
610 in @ 61,
3 (HYPOTHALAMUS dis)
(GYMECOLOGY diag)
(PITUITARY GIAND dis)

,,LUKSCH, Frantisek
Studies on &typical blood cells In Walker tumors. Cas.lekcesk 100
ao.23:712-714 9 Je 161.
le Vyzkumay uatav andokrinologicky v Praze, prednosta doe. dr.
K. Silink.
(NEOPLASMS blood) (BLOOD CELLS)

CEPJ10CJ1, A... doc.;-Lq13C@I..F@._
On the problem of spreading of atypical calls in gynecological Durgery
of malignant tumors. Cask. gyn. 27 (411 no.6/7023-529 Ag 162.
1. Gyn.-por. klin. UDL v Praze, prednosta doe. dr. A. Cernoch
Vyzk. ustav endokrinol. v Fraze, reditel.doe. dr. K. Silink.
(GYNECOLOGIC NEOPLASMS) (ITEOPLASM IC-TASTASES)

LUKSCH,F.
Atypical cells in the blood. Cask. gynek. 29 nb.lt76-79 F'64-
1. Vyzk. ustav endokrinol. v Fraze; redital: doc. dr. K.
Silink.. DrSo.
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RABOCH,J.; BARTAK,Vl.; WKSCH,Fr.
Sexual life in women with chronic inflammations of the geni-
talia. Cesk. gynek. 29 no,3:202-205 Ap'64.
1. Laborator pro sexaologii a studium fertility fak. vseob.
lek.. KU v Praze (vedoucit prof.dr. J.Hynie, DrSc) a Vyz-
kumny ustav endokrinol. v Prave (reditelt doc.dr. K.Silink).
Ir

RABOCH,J.; BARTAK,V.;
Effect of hormone disorders and inflammation of the genitalia
on sexual behavior in women. Cas.lek. cesk. 103 no.12:316-319
20 Mr*64-
1. Laborator pro sexuologii a studium fertility fakulty vse-
obecneho lekarstvi. KU v Praze (Vedcuci prof.dr. J.FJynie,DrSc)
a Vyzkumny ustav endokrinologicky v Praze (reditel: doc.dr.
K.Silink).

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Zalais konveijers. Riga, Latvijas valsts izdevnieciba, 1956. 38 P. (holchoz-
n4.eka biblioteka) (Green fod("I*er plan)
U Not in DLC
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accession (Ek-AI) LC. Vol. 7, No. 5, 1958

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USSR / Cultivated Plaits. L-2
Abs Jour- : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 61 March 1957, No 22695
Author : Luksha, A*
Inst Not given
Title Results of D-Teriments an Corn Cultivation
Orig Pub Kolkhoznik Sov. Latvii, 1956, No 3, 9 - 10
Abstract In 1955, on the experimental farm of the Institute of Zoo@
technique and Zoohygiene, Academy of Sciences Latvian SSR,
111(rimuldaft, soil liriing, increased the yield of corn green
mass by 18 - 29 percent, and increased the number of cobs
reaching milky ripeness by 63 percent. Different periods of
sowing corn were tested. Thecorn variety 5terling produced
the largest crop when sown on May 26, while variety KharkoV3-
kaya 23 -- when sown on June 3. Tests have shown that in
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USSR / Cultivated Plants. L-2
Abs Jour :Ref Zhur - Hiol., No 06, March 1957, No 22695
Abstract :loose soils corn should be sown earlier, while in compact
and moist soils, later. Tests of varietal selection pro-
ved that for Latvia the beat ones are yellow Zakarpatakaya
and red Zakarpatskaya, which produce large crops of green
mass; Sterling and white Osetinskaya are also good varie-
ties Kharkovalcaya 23 and Voronezhakaya 76 are recommended.
The Voronezhskaya variety ripens early; sown on May 19-26
and reaped on October 12, it produced a fully ripened
grain; the yield of cobs constituted 43 centnersAectare.
The experiments proved that the dimensions of the corn de-
pend on the manner of its cultivation, The largest yield
of green mass is produced when it is sown in a nidus of
5 plants while the nu-Xitive area is 60 x 60 cm.
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SHEVCHUK, I.; _LMU , E. [Iuksa, E.]
Simplified methods of the s7nthesis and purIffeation of 8-mrcaptoquinoline
(thicoxine) and 8,81-dichinolyldioulfide* Vestis Latv ak no.2:-127-134
161a
1. Institut khimii AN Latviyokoy SSR.

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Fian).-Alk. sbtns@ of complexon 1117 1, - Trilor. B@ a=t under
the conditious of the German standard grit corrosma test (at
the temp. of boflm4 waW bath) much mzc-re mte-15,Jy Carro-
Ave on glam than H-.0 with Lhc @ame pli 4 and @ were
choan). Optical gW-ses axe ever iouch less Etabie w the aL-
tion of Complewn Ul thall lab. gla-sies. The Ilse of 'Pe-W,
particularly resistant app. glas,4:-- (e.g. for rLiss filter ciru-
cibles) i-- abbobitely'necessar Car the analytical dem. of
many tleruent3 in lavr amms. svith compicxua methods.
ven at room temp. W@ III LS highly corrosive ca
tab. &m izz- aunlytic;tLopefutions. Star6nx from the by-
_43,itheses of 1. V. Grebensbehikov on the lyr-Ces of glass
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USMIC Malm
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AiudyticAl use of 4:mertantogulnol Lne (tWozine) and liti;
ContposItlaii and structure of copper
thIOXIttatil, Cf8If13CUN2S1-' 1. l3ankovskii, it. levj'P.4 d
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R, Luk-sa. Lalvijas PSR 4iUjnLi .MT VNWT959, No.
_*R=R"'Ruzslaa), 0. C.A,S1, 1'-"rA4b. -'rheCts thioxinate
;chelate (1) was prepd. by 3 different nif-thuds froin variou,%
derivs of,8-mcrcaptoqtjinollnes (11): (1) front It hydrate
with &+;-'(2) fidw 11 hydrate and Cu+@,and (3) from Wig)
disfilfide with Cu-+-. All samplei A I obtained wirc yetes.,
hisali and had-*.e-same elemental comim. 71%dr CHC1*
solus. bad an almorption pmx. at 432 my, and the mol. ex-
titiction were MM, 0550, and OWO, resp.j for.the 3.
samples. . Rach CU-1 nquired 2 moJ3. of It to,foriwonenuil.
of L whiWeach Cu++, required 3 truils, of IT, one of which
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AUTHORS- Bankovskiy, Yu. A., Iyevin'sh, A. F., SOV179-28-8-:;6166
TITLE: A Simplified Method for Synthesizing 8-blercaptoquinoline
(Thioxine) and Its Potassium and Sodium Salts (Uproshchennyy
metod sinteza 8-merkaptokhinolina (tiookeina) i polucheniye
yego kaliyevoy i natriyevoy soldj)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1958, Vol. 28, Hr 8,
pp. 2273 - 2276 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Thioxine was first synthesized by Edinger (Edinger)(Ref 1).
As the authors showed, this reagent appears to be a very
valuable reagent for the qualitative and quantitative de-
termination of trace amounts of palladium, copper, molybdenum,
rhenium manganese, and other elements. Earlier, one of the
authors (Ref 2) had refined the carrying out of a single
intermediate stage in the Edinger thioxine synthesis. In this
synthesis the production of an intermediate product, the
benzoyl derivative of thioxine, is not easy. It was shown by
the authors that this intermediate step can be by-passed. To do
this, only the sodium salt of thioxine is needed; this salt
Card 113 forms by reacting the alkali base with the chloro-tin salt(I).

A Simplified Method for Synthesizing 8-Mercaptoquinoline SOV/73-28-8-58/66
(Thioxine) and Its Potassium and Sodium Salts
The sodium salt is oxidized with hydroCen peroxide to
the disulfide (II), which precipitates out of the alkaline
solution@ The disulfide can be easily purified and reduced
to the thioxine (III). The most convenient and energetic
reducing reagent appeared to be hypophosphoric acid
(potassium hypophosphite in hydrochlorio,,acid solution).
This reaction occurs without the for,,,,iation of by-products
(see the reaction scheme). The synthesized potassium salt of
thioxine,q,@n be stored without decomposition. The composition
of the potassium and the earlier synthesized sodium salt was
established. The reduction of the disulfide to thioxine and '
the synthesis of its potassium and sodium salts are descri *bed
in the experimental section. There are 8 references, 0 of
*hich is Soviet.
ASSOCIATIOU: Institut khimii Akademii nauk Latviyskoy SSR (Institute of
Chemistry, AS Latvian SSR)
SUBMITTED: June 19, 1957
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5(2), 50) SOV/75-14-2-14/27
AUTHORS; Dankovskiy, Yu. A., Iyevin'sh, A. F., Luksha, E. A.
TITLE: Analytical Application of 8-@Tercaptoquinoline (Thiooxine)
and Its Derivatives (Analiticheskoye primeneniye 8-merkapto-
khinolina (tiookoina) i yeCo proizvodnykh). Communici,tion 1j.
Photometric Determination of Small Amounts of Manganese
(Soobshcheniye 4. Potoometricheskoye opredeleniye malykh
kolichestv margantsa)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal analiticheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 14, TTr 2, pp 222-226
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In alkaline and ammoniacal solutions bivalent rian,-,anese re-
acts in the presence of tartraten and citrates with thio-
oxine under the formation of an inner comDlex salt of dark
brown color. The preparation of this salt in pure form is
described in this paper. !,!anganese thiooxinate @.,n(C.il 16 @TS)2
is insoluble in water, with dark bro-.vn color, however, well
soluble in most of the organic solvento. In carbon diculphide
and c-nrbon tetrachloride the compound ic very difficultly
Card 1/4 soluble, and in aliphatic hydrocarbons it is insoluble. Ex-

SOV/75-14-2-141'27
Analytical Ap,,lication of 8-Mercaptoquinoline ('1hiooxine) and Its Derivati--.res.
Com7unication 4- Photometric Determination of Small @ ount's
tracts of nan-anese thiooxinate are stable for two dilvo ill
toluene, benzeng, chlorobenzene, and xylene. At a lonEer
storing the extinction of the extracts decreases. Solutions
of the complex in chloroform or brono'form are less stable.
The complex is stable only in alkaline solutions and can
be extracted only at ,)11 > 7. Two maxima are observed in thu
absorption spectrum of manganese thiooxinate: XI = 250 mIL
(molar extinction coefficient E 1 . 34000) and 42 ' 413 mil
( F- 2 - 7000). Tlio solutions of the complex in carbon
tetrachloride are subject to Beer's law in the case of amounts
of < 4 7 tin in 1 ml CCl 4' Alkali and alkaline earth metalu,
Al, Cr, Zr, Th, Ti, La, and other elc-ments forming unstable
sulfides in water do not disturb-he determination of man-anese.
Since the reaction of manganese with thiooxine takes place
in an alkaline medium, it is not very specific because all
elements which form sulfides stable in water are precipitated
as sulfides in alkaline solution with thioox-ine. Iron, cobalt,
Card 2/4 nickel, palladium, copper, molybdenum, antimony, arsenic,

SOV/75-14-2-14/27
Analytical Application of 8-?Iercaptoquinoline (Thiooxine) and Its Derivatives.
Communication 4. Photometric Determination of Small Amounts of Yanapanc-se
tungsten, and rhenium, may, if they have low valences, be
masked by potassium cyanide. The cyanide complex of manganese
in so little stable at p1l 10 that it is destroyed by thiooxino.
The masking of iron as [Fe(CIT)6j4- is attained only under
certain conditions: iron must be completely bivalent and the
p1l value of the solution must be 9-5 - 10.5 in the masking.
Silver and gold are reduced to metals in alkaline solution
and do not inhibit the determination of y-amounts of manganese,
nor do iridium and osmium in mg-amounts disturb the determina-
tion. Amounts of about 20 mg platinum cause an intense blue
coloration of the extract. Lead, zinc, cadmium, thallium,
vanadium, and tin disturb the determination. The devised
photometric method of determining manganese is described in
detail in this paper as well as the production of the solution
of the reagent. Using the method described still 1.5 7 man-
ganese in a 5 ml extract may be determined by means of an
SF-4 spectrophotometer with satisfactory accuracy. Using
Card 3/4 a Fulfrich photometer amounts of manganese of 3 7 in

SOV/75-14-2-14/27
Analytical Application of 8-Mercaptoquinolinc (Thiooxinc) and Ito Derivatives.
Communication 4. Photometric Determination of Small limountz of
50 - 100 ml solution may be determinod. The results of thc@
determination of manganese in the presence of variouz;
are summarized in a table. There-are 3 fiffures, 1 @aKc,
and 15 references, 7 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimii Akademii nauk Latviyskoy SSP, 7,iga
(Institute of Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences, Latvian
SSR, Riga)
SUBMITTED: June 19, 1957
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SHEVCHUK, 1.(Sevcu'ks, 1.) (Riga);---@@KSHA, 9.[Luksa, E.)(Riga)
Simplified methods of syntheBIS and purification of 8-vmercaptoquinoline
(thioaxine) and 8. 81-diquinolydksulfide. Vestis lAtv ak ro.2:127-134
161, (EEAI 10:9)
1. Amademiya nauk Latviyskoy SSR, Institut kbimii.
(Quinolinethlol) (Quinolyoulfides)

BANKOVSKIY, Yu.A.; IYEVINISH, A.F. [Ievins
., A.); LUKSHA E.A., (Lukea., Ej;
BOCHKANS, P. Ya.
Analytical app2ication of "uinolinethiol (thioquinolinol) and its
derivatives. Report 17: 8.,8t Diquinolyldisulfide., a new selective
reagent for the photometric determinatipm of small 'amounts of copper.
Zhur.anal.khim. 16 no.2:150--157 Mr-Ap.161. (MA 14:5)
1, Institute of Ch6tistry, Academy of Sciences Latvian S. S. R., Riga.
(Copper-Angay,sis)
(Quinolinethiol)

BANKOVSKIY, Yu.A*; IYEVINIS111, A6*Fa [Ievins, A.]; BUKAj, M.R.;,
LUKSHA, &A. (Luksa., E.A.]
Inner-complex compounds of manganese with the coordination
number of 8. Zhur.neorg.khim. 8 no.1:110-218 Ja 163. -
(MIRA 16-5)
1. Institut khimii AN Latviyakoy SSR.
(manganese compounds) (Coordination compounds)

AUTH .OR: Lukahat L.K-t Engineer. 661
TITLE: 'Oad of increasing the activity of solid
carburising agents. (Sposob povysheniya aktivnosti
tverdykh karbyurizatorov).
PERIODICAL: "Metallovedenie i 0brabotka Metallov" (Metallurgy
and Metal Treatment), 1957, No.6, pF,51-54 (U.S.S .R.)
ABSTRACT: The aim of the study was to attain an increase in the
activity and a reduction in the cost of a carburising
agent for case hardening. The authors investigated
carburisers based on charcoal with additionB Of
mixtures of sodium acetate with NaOH or BaO of the
following compositions: 80% charcoal, 10% sodium
acetate, 10% NaOH; 70% charcoal, 10% sodium acetate,
20% BaO; 55-60% charcoal, 30% semi-coke and 10 to
15%,sodium acetate.with-2 to 3% mazout as a binder.
The Analyses of the gases forming during the
carburiBation process at 800 C are given in Table 1,
P-51' The distribution of the carbon in the
difKsion. layer as a function of the temperature and
process duration are given in Figs. 1-2 (850, 900,
925 C; 3s 59 8 hours). Fig.3 gives the carbon
distribution in the diffusion layer as a function of
the quantity of sodium acetate in the carburiser,
whilst Fig.4 gives the distribution of the hardness
with the depth of the carburised layer (up to 1.3 mm).
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Method of increasing the activity of solid 661
carburising agents. (Cont.)
Use of sodium acetate instead of carbonates increases
appreciably the activity of solid carburisers and
permits to reduce the carburising time to about half,
involving considerable savings in time and,costs.
Ther#,ky-@*bg structure and properties of the diffusion
layer do not differ from those obtained by means of
current type carburising agents. By changing the
quantity of the sodium acetate in the carburiser it
is possible to obtain a predetermined carbon
concentration in the carburised layer. High carbon
content steels (Y7-Y8) containing up to 0.8 to 0.9% C
were successfully carburised by means of the
recommended carburising agent,obtaining thereby a
diffusion layer of 2-5 mm. The author considers it
advisable to carry out further investigations with
carburisers containing admixtures of carbonates of
other metals, for instance of barium. 4 figures,
2 tables, 1 Slavic reference.
ASSOCIATION: Sibelektrostal Works. (Zavod "Sibelektrostall")
AVAILABLE:
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AUTHOR: Luksha, L. K., Eng.4'xeer 129-58-7-12/17
TITLE: Effect. Qf Barium Acetate on the Activity of Solid
Carburisers (Vliyaniye atsetata bariya na aktivnost@
tverdykh karbywizatorov)
PERIODICAL: Metallovedeniye i Obrabotka, Metallov, 1958, Nr 7@
PP 50-52 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author studied the effect-.; of the carbon salts of
barium on the activity of carburisers. Barium salts
are more stable at higher temperatures than sodium salts
and, therefore 7 the formation of carbon containing gases
from barium acetate will take place at more elevated
temperatures. Also,barium is bivalent and, consequently.,
an equal effect of cementation should be reached with a
quantity of barium acetate half that of sodium acetate.
To study the distribution of carbon along the depth of
the carburised layer, specimens of the Soviet steel 20
were treated in carburisers containing 10 to 150/6 charcoal,
75 to 80116 semi-coke and various quantities of barium
acetat8 (5, 10, 15/116). The carburisation was effected
at 925 C for five hours. The obtained results are
considered fully satisfactory. The intense activity of
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1-20-58-7-12/17
Zffect O@ Barium Acetate on the Activity of Solid Carburizer5
is attributed to the presence of acetone in the
carburising boxes,which forms during decomposition of the
acetates. Presence of acetone in the carburisation box
permits dispensing with using charcoal and substituting
charcoal with a material having a higher conductivity.
The author considers it advisable to carry out gas
carburisation experiments with liquid acetone or with
acetone vapours.
There are 2 figures and 2 references, both of which are
Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Zavod "Sibelektrostall" (Sibelektrostall Works)
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LUKSHA, L.K.
Plastic flow of concrete under a load. Vestai AN B-SM.Ser.fiz.-te-kh.
nav. no.1:132-137 162. (MM 16:9)
- (Concrete)

AKHVF,RDOV,, I.N.; LUKSHA, L.K.
On the theory of the strength of brittle bodies. Dok-1. AN BSSR
9 no.2:82-85 F 165. (MIPJ, 18:5)
1. Institut stroitellstva i arkhitektury Gosstroya BSSR.

MOVER, M.; LUKSHENAS_YU. ,
Students' expeditions for the study of local geography. Geog, v
shkole 26 no.1:54-56 Ja-F 063. (MIRA 16:5)
(School excursions) (Geography-Study and te4ching) .

LUKSHIN. A. As
USSR/ Physics
Alloys, Magnetic
magnstostr1otion lob 1948
"Effect of Thermomagnetic Processing on Magnetization and Magnetostriction
Curves of Alsifer Alloys" Ta. S. Shur, A. A. Lukehin, Ural State U imeni
M. Gorkiy, 3 PP
"Dok Akad N&uk SSSR, Nova Ser" Vol LIX. No 4
Discusses path of magnetization and magnetootriction curves In relation to
size of field set up during thermomagnetic processing. Submitted by
Academician S. L Vavilov, 8 Bee 1947.
PA 43/43T%

NIA.R.
riVerroulannetia Matertalo.
In A. A. and Yn,
S. Shur. Dokindy Akad"OVAN $888
,rrta of the Academy of Sciences
(Re
Of e USSR). new Per, v. ?k May 11,
arW-244.
.. thermomairrietic treatment
causes certain changes In crystal
Inttlce it Is theorized that the of-
fect vi such treatment depends an
initial state of the crystal lattivc.
We theory wits confirmed by ex-
perimental work an WPermallo
(Ind -Alsifer" (5.51, A). 9.5% sr.
rOl. Fe). I ple, NI. 90, SG-n' P)

LUKSMN A.A..- SM. U.S.
Dependence of the effect of thervionagnatic treatuent on the initial proportion
of the forromagnotic viaterial. Izveste Akad. Bank S.S.S.R., Ser. FIz. 16.
647-52 1520 6:3)
(CA 47 no.20:10295 153)
Continuation of javestigationsby au$hors (Dokl. AN SSSR, 78p 2430 1951)
which show that processes occurring during thermomagnetic treatment are of more
Complicated nature @b= anticipated in works by R,,M,Bonorth and J.F. Dillinger
(Physics 6, 235o 1935)e Suggests that materials should be worked to max of soft
magnetic state, 251T36

Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal,
# 7899
81801
S/137/60/000/04/04/015
Metallurgiya, 1960, No. 4, p. 153
AUTHOR: Lukshin, A.A...
.:. I .I::. & I-G;W4 I I
TITLE: Improving Magnetically Soft Materials by Thermomagnetic Treatment
PERIODICAL: Materialy nauchn. konferentsiy, Izhevskiy s.-kh. in-t, 1959, No. 4,
pp. 325 - 332 1 .
TEXT: The author studied the thermomagnetic treatment consisting in the
cooling of a ferromagnetic specimen from the Curie point to room temperature in
the presence of an external magnetic field. This field caused a pronounced
heterogeneity of the magnetic phase concentration along different orientations
in the specimen. Specimens made of Al-Si-Fe (5.5% Al, 9.5% Si, the rest Fe);
Permalloy (66% Ni, the rest Fe); transformer steel (4% Si, the rest Fe);
dynamo steel (1% Si, the rest Fe) and Permendur (49% Co, 2% V, the rest Fe)
were subjected to ordinary annealing and annealing in magnetic fields (weak and OK
strong)on a special installation. It was established by investigations that
thermomagnetic treatment may be successfully used on materials which are con-
siderably exposed to the effect of elastic stresses. It was also revealed that
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Improving Magnetically Soft Materials by Thermomagnetic Treatment
the effect of thermal magnetic treatment depended to a
initial magnetic properties and the chemical purity of
having higher initial magnetic properties and purity,
the thermomagnetic process. This regularity was very
Permalloy.
certain degree on the
the material. Materials
are easier treatable by
well confirmed when using
A. B.
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Translation from3 Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1960, No. 10, p.,218,
# 24210
AUTHOR: Wks
TITLE: Thermomagnetic Treatment of Permendur Alloy in Fields of Different
Intensity
PERIODICAL: Tr, Izhevskogo s.-kh. in-ta, 1959, No. 5, pp. 43 - 52
TEXT- A study was made of the effect of the magnitude of a magnetic field
during the process of 'thermomagnetic treatment of permendur (49% Co, 2% V, the
rest - Fe). The specimens were preliminary annealed for 5 hours in H2 at 1,2000C
and then for.one hour in a vacuum at 9000C. Annealing of specimens was performed
at 8000C for 0.5 hours with subsequent cooling at a rate of 100 degrees/hour In
a magnetic field of up to 200-oersted and without a field. The magnetic texture
was checked by magnetization and magnetostriction curves, taken from the same
specimens prior and after thermomagnetic treatment. It Is shown that the thermo-
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Thermomagnetic Treatment-.of Permendur Alloy in Fields of Different Intensity
magnetic treatment in the-200-oersted field causes an increase in both.the initial
and-maximum magnetic permeability IL, and entails also a decrease in magneto-
striction. Maximum increase of initial -is obtained at the thermomagnetic treat-
ment in the 2-oersted field, whereby the maximum ',j decreases twice. Elastic
stresses reduce both the maximum and initial A -values..
A.R,
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original Russian abstract.
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1. LUKSHIN, V. V.
2. u3sR (6oo.)
4. Horses - Feeding and Feeding Stuffs
7. Change in the secretory function of the stomach of the horse under the influence
of qualitatively different feed rations, Konevodstvo 23 no. 4, 1953.
9. Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRTL 1953, Uncl.

LUKSHINAP N.I.
-------
Effect of benactrzine on the activity of monoamine oxidase
in the brain and liver of cats. Vop. med. khim. 8 no.3:256-260
My-Je 162, (MIRA 15:7)
1. Laboratory of Biochemistry, Institute of Toxicology, AcAdeaq
of Medical Sciences of the U.S.S.R., Leningrad.
(BENZILIC ACID) (BRAIN) (LIVER)
(AMINE OXIDASE)

LUISHINA. N.I.; UGOLIV. A.M.
Reflex effects of machinoreceptora of the heart on vascular tonus.
Bluleeksp.biol. I mad. 43 xxo.1 supplement:6-10 t57. (MM 10:3)
lo 1z imfedry uormallnoy fiziologii (zav. prof. A.D.Slonim)
Kalininskogo meditelaskogo Institata (dir. prof.R.I.Gavrilav)
Predstavlena deyetvitellaym chlenom AHN SSSR V.N.Charnigovskim.
(RHART. physiol.
dilation causing heigher tonus of blood vessles In
frogs)
(BLOOD USSELS, physiol.
high tonus in dilation of heart in frog)

GAYDAMAKAL, M.G., VOLOVICH, N.I.; LUKSHP and others
"The Characteristics of the Influenza Infection." Problema Grippa i Ostrjkh
Katarrov Verkhnikh Dykhatellnykh Putey, Moscow, 1952, p. 72.

SHULIMAN, Ye.S.; BLITSHTM, I.I.; BURAKOVSKAYA, K.A.3.LUKSHINA, R.G.
.1 case of imported f asciolu!:@pSi a3ls -.Lin rha-rkov; plinical obser-
vat-ions Ti-udy Mr. resp. naucb. ob-,m paraz. mo.22122-123 163
(MIRA 1723)
1. Ukrainskiy institut, uso-wershenat7rvaniya vrachey, Kharlkov.

BUROVA, Ye.G.; T.UKS'HTIJ,l V---.
r, n'
k.
Pa!@!- typeo of
--r.-. f"el -1
de!,@-rminixig their re.-:rv:M, rocir 1 r.-Z.,; VI; 'L
no. 20/28 .--111-159 I@i (MJ3,11, 17@8)

TURIM6KOV, Y.A.; WKSEM, S.
Chemical interaction of germ calls in WO fish species,
Ixv.AN Kir.SSR Ser.biol.nauk 1 no,4s67-79 159-
(MIRA 13:7)
(Issyk-Kull--Carp) (Imbryology-Fishes)

UGLIZIC, B.; LUKSIC, P.
Generalized neurofibromatosis (m. Recklinghausen). Neuropsihijatrija
9 no.2/3:225-230 161.
1. Iz Neurolosko-psihijatrijskog odjela Opce bolnice u Splitu
(Sef: Dr. Viktor Ostrovidov).
(NEUROFIBROMATOSIS case reports)

IMIX, B. - - @
VOM)ROVA-UOVBZOVA, 0.; PARB19R, G.; LUKSIX. B.
Improvement of production of Cod-2-ketogluconate by utilization
of fermentation of bacterial dissoci&tion, Chekh, b1ol. 3 uo*2:
108-118 Apr 54.
1, Institut biologii ChSAN, sobranlye kulltur, Praga.
(GLUCON&TES, preparation of-
*kitogluconate of calcii;!, prod. with beat, diaspoiation)
(BACTMUS
*dissociation, in prop. of calcium keto gluconate)

Of
VA new inktiod forilte lWatle-ri 01,11hydirti7it-,on. n*d
(roll. (@tlimtttalftill
V. AM.
IVY 30,
y
tout: (1) vv.t,., L@Jbocd holu fernmotatilin liquors by tile 'i
In-
Plifittl.Neub,rg pro"urt, (C-4. 2Q, holl.0) ar by usilig iml
exchancers, i,mglitue (P) by using ion exchai A sioln
Contg. 51"d glycerol (Crinotted to U515,,i,,,@rZC, lilt Ifi_)@t,.d,2,d.,,ys
will, qctiv3ted C anti kiu-41guhr@ the filLrite ivm L
ir viicuo ;it W* to a 757o simp, the @Iiriipllvas extil. ut 20 v_-
with 20 1. Af(-,Co. dici ace Nne ext. was fi tered over C and
evapd- in racuo;-,t. IS' to a sirup contlf. 8.5% solid substance,
the Sirup was dild, with 200 tul. Rbs. RtOff, sc-ed-d with -
allowed to Stand 3 d3ys in the kebox., arid- then dild. with
200 mi. EjOtf, I fit crystals of I were filtered W,
S"_ ion
(720 g.); tile firdate, WAS evAPd, anti Wraked up sitnitsuly to
ivC Uddul. 97 9 1. Total Yield of I in. 70-20, ww* 807 g.
0 , The "I"111, I @ as * Ived in 11,0,filtered with:@
ot,eva to -
ace I i C, "a a SU% s1rup; this was dibi. with
Lt If And Placid in an Ice it 2 days;
-the crystals (750 g.
71@ol w%@re filtered and I i in vacuo, irt-pa 78-60*. An-
olber inciluAl (if isolation i d with 20 1. 5% glyrevol sub.
was filtered over
activated C and kiewl-
--Nit
ffilhir"iIthen iiaw-kil through wt @Yj-ra,,. L1.111111o otnlv, 3 1, IJ
Re 9 S (111) and thwill'i -a Will! W.'r..'6te. PI 1)
--it-f With
(IV) (2 tirs. CA It). @Tfic Wn wele vv
I @C j1,
01"Ji5ld, jajji3,_ I. a- 17 -;4)*
a it 76% sirupo this Wal % - fit 1, Atflwcd to
ra.00 ( 11101 H
in tbe icebox. dild, wlCMN3'-vLIY w*@th 46,0 in"
@th 200 jul.
be Crystals were filtered and %%wilied w.'
EtO14 (G49 g. 1). anti. tl-.e motber liquors ev-alo. to give
addid. 148 g. 1. - ToLd yield of 1 ww,796 9. QUA%), Tn.P-
C-1-3*. lierinentation of 15% tsorbij,ji with Ace;o&ader
'0 hrz,., filtration rf the %olu. fermentet!
Juboxyd,ins at 30*. Z
to u1% over activatt-d C and ki=Iguhr; ,,-tssing it at 40'
through a 30-cm. eafturnit coutti. 1.5 1. Ill and another
colurnit centg. IV. washing tPc ion exchAngerswith 4 1.
HO rvaPg. the ',Glu- in UCCUO- 2110wing it to stand in tile
W;;x, filtering tjir crystals, and washing theni with 1120
uud MeOll gave 13N g, (97%) 11, m. 157 +

1-mic, I
f. How to or-ianize t@e cleaninf,- of locr-s. P. 543
TITM11.1
Vol. 41 No. 5, May 1955
TEKSTIL
TECHNOLOGY
Zagreb
So.- MONTLY LIST OF EAST EUROFEAN ACCESSIONS, (=F), Vol. 4, No. 91
Sept. 1955

LUKSIC, I.
Improving the quality of cotton textiles. p. 120.
Vol. 5, No, 2, Feb. 1956. T9MIL. Zagreb, Yugoslavia*
SOURCE: East European Accessions List, (BEAL).Library
of Congress, Vol. 5, No. 8, August, 1956.

CHURY, Jiri; BREZINA, Jaroslav; WHSIK,,-
_j
Effect of muscular activity and of biogenic stimulators on
semen. Ceek. biol. JP no.3:158-161 Mar 55.
1. Biologicky ustav veterinarni fakulty Vysolre skoly
zemedelske, Brno.
(SEM, physioloa,
off. of biogenic stimulators, off. on semen in
rabbits)
(TISSUE THKRAPY.
biogenic stimulators. off. on semen in rabbits)
(RMCIS.T", effects,
on semen in rabbits)

EZERA, J.; LUSTRIA, R.: BALODIS `A., red.
[Raising and feeding of 31oung cattle] Jalinlopra audzesar-a
un edinasana. Rigap lzdevnieciba "Liesmal" 1965. 107 p.
(In Latvian) (M-DU .18:7)

K01110NOV, V,T,,,- E..Y,!@, E'j; 3!Vf;,nll, V,S.
-...
I I A,
i'MrV 1-19 t,.ni, te@:' rlLcPll pm-'- J , j nrJA 7e@.- --f the crushed stone
urr@iucllion. S"trole ma". no.11:15--i9 N 165. (MIRA 18:12)
v
la T@esopiznyy ri,.t-urbiao-isr3lp-dovatellski,y institiit zavodsicoy
@;hornykh zhelezob-rAonnykh konc;trukLsi.y -1 izdeliy.

-LUKSTYNISIRI K.K. (Lukatins, K.)
Ma=facturing ceramic floor tiles from local raw materials in
Lat.via. Stek. i ker. 18 no4' 1:29-32 Ja 161. (KM 14:1)
(Latvia-Tilen)

ANIKINA, M.; VPRD@NGA, G.; ZIMPAUYVA, M.-, KOTIYAP.]-"JSFIY, P.; jjp@@TIN',
KESIVIIIISHVILI) A.; NYAGU, 1j.; OKOMOV, E.; 'fAKliTAffYSHEVf(,,-;
@,-TSZUIN-FANI [Wu lSung-fan]; GIMIADZE, L.
Ko-meson decay. IAd. fiz. 2 no.3:4',1-484 S 165. (K-rRA 18.,91,
2
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fiziki AN GruzSSR.

LOLEZAL, J.; LTIKSYTE, E..,, RYBACEK,, V.; ZYKA, J.
Raductom-etric titration wilth Iron (11) sulphate in triet-A=i-
amine madlum. Chem Cz Chem 29 no.11:2597-2606 N 164.
1. Institut fur analytische Chemie, Karlauniversitat, Prague.
2. Present address:Chamische Fakultat, Universitat, Vilnius,
LIthuania (for Luksyte).

IUKSZ.A.,__p@anqiqzekmgr inz.
Classification problems of vessels with nuclear drive. Bud ckretowe
Warszawa 8 no.1:31-32 Ja 163.
1. Polski Rejestr Stakow,-ddansk.

LUKSZA, Franciszek, mgr inz.
Pressure vesoe@s in nuclear reactors for ships. Bad okretowe Warszawa
8 no.4sl35-137 Ap 163.
1. Polski Rejeotr Statkow, Gdansk.

IJJKSZA, Franciszek, mgr inz.
Pneumatio liquid level gauge. Bad ekratowe Varazawa 9 no.10t
359-361 'A4
1. Research Cfmter.. C6mtral Ship Dasign Office No.1, Gdansk.

LTIKSZO, Fe-rdynand,,@ AlliGIMMI, Jan
Development of @esigninil, industrial buildin1g;-,
industry. Problemy proj hut maszyn 13 no.5.13?,-146 ','y
1. Prozamot-Bopes, Warsaw.

ZRAROV, I.S., zasl. deytatell nauki, prof.,-otv. red.; KOLESNIKOV,
S-A., prof., red.; NAPALKOV, P.N., zaBl. deyatell nauki,
prof., red.; ROVNOV, A.S.,,prof.,-@red.; DAMIR, Ye.A., kand.
med.nauk, red.; DARBINYAN, T.M., kand. med.nauk, red.;
SERGEYEV, V.M., kand. med. nauk, red.; UVAROV, B.S., kand. med.
nauk, red.; LUKUMSKIY, G.I., kand. med.nauk, red.; BUKOVSKAYA,
N.A., tekhn. reg.
[Transactions of the First Symposium on Anesthesiology] Trudy
Simpoziums po anesteziologii. Ist, Moscow, 1960. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Simpozium po anesteziologii. lot, Moscow, 1960.
(ANESTHESIOLOGY-CONGRESSES)

WKMSOV A v
I -
----rfi@bora o@r sample grinder. Zav.1ab 26 no.10:1175 160.(MIRA 13:10)
1. Ulwainskiy nauchno-issledovateltakiy institut metallovo
(Chemical apparatus)

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Mestvirishvilt, A-.--, Nya 0
__ __ - ; Chkhaidze, LTjkhjj 'V_
_V,.D.;Okonov.E.;;7u. Tsung@f@a
ORG, Joint Institute of Nuclear Research (9b"yedinennyy institat yadernykh Issledovanty);
Pk ics Institute, Academy of Sciences, Gru zinskaya SSR (Institut fiziki Akadernii nauk
Gruzinskoy SS4)
TITLE: Investigation of K0-meson decays
2-
-4 84
SOURCE: Yadernaya, fizika, Y. 21 no. 32 1965 t7l
TOPIC TAGS:X meson, meson Interaction, lepton, radioactive decay, selection rule, pion
ABSTRACT: The authors presented at the 12th International Conference on Ifigh Energy
0
Physics, Dubna, 1964, preliminary results of, analyses of, 683 K2-mesons detected In a
Wilson chamber. In the-present article, the authors present a more complete analysis using
0
.,a larger statistical material (1082 K2-mesons). The following probabilities were obtained
0 0
for leptonic decays of the K-meson and for the decaK
2 Y 2 --t +
0
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2 2 (+ 0) 2
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(charged) 0. 194.+ 0. 024 and f",.(Ke.) + 2(Ko3) r. (charged) 0. 806 + 0. 090. The data on
leptonic decays exclude the S-type interaction. and are in good agreement with the V-type inter-
action and the predictions based an the 1/2 selection rule. The energy spectrum of
0 0 +
7 mesons in the K -i-P7+ -V + V decay differs significantly from the phase curve
I - 2 . -1* 3
(T ). The value 4 - -8. 2was obtained for the coefficientcc. in the linear approximation
_O: 9
d (To)/ d O(T OXI which is also In good agreement with the),61 I= 1/2
W 1 + T6/MF'O'
s,electiou rule. Assumiag the existence of a d-dipion resonance, the following values are ob-
tained for Its mass and width: Md = (350 10) MeV and rj --(75 + 15) MeV. In conclusion,
the authors consider it their pleasant duty to thank B. M. Cn@c-orvo FPontekorvoj for fivit-
ful discussions and constant Interest in the work; Y_,j,_VakaLerj 1. Y. ChuyaQ and the entire
staff of the protow-synchrotron, whoassured the execution of the experiment;
Andronikashvill. V. P. Dzhelepov,, and Z. Sh. Mandzhavidse for assistance in-the work.
Authors also,extend their thanks to the group of laboratory technicians and mechanics con-
sisting of N. 1. Grafov L.- Goncharov. P. Zhabin, L. Lyubimov. D, Sverdlin,, V.. Smirnov,
V 2==$
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performing the calculations. . Orig. art. has- 10 figures,, 4 tables, and I formula.
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AUTHORS: Samarin, A.M., Novik, L.M., Tsukanov, Xuznetsov,.'!.P.
and Lukutin,' A.I.
TITIE: acuum. aYm_e__nf-6T--J@_essemer Steel (Vakuiimnaya obrabotka
V
bessemerovskoy stali)
PERIODICAL: Stall, 1959, Nr 3, pp 231-238 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The application of vacuum treatment of Bessemer steel in
a 22-ton ladle before teeming in order to improve the
quality of steel was introduced at the Dzerzhinskiy Works
in 1957. The design of the installation is outlined and
the lay-out shown in Figure 1. Main point - the evacuation
is effected by two parallel pairs of pumps, RVIN60 and
RVN-30, connected in series. The dependence of the output
of pumps operating separately and connected in series on
pressure is shown in Figure 2 and the change of pressure
in the vacuo chamber with time in Figure 3. At the 8th
minute of treatment the pressure in the chamber falls to
2 mm Hg. The gases pumped out of the chamber are cooled in
a cooler and purified from dust in a cyclone and a filter.
The investigation of the vacuo treatment on the quality
of steel was carried out on 38 heats of rail steel and 1?
heats of rimming steel. The duration of the treatment of
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rail steel varied between 12-15 minutes during which t1je
metal was boiling violently - its level was rising up to
500 mm. In all cases, the metal was deoxidised with
ferromanganese and ferrosilicon during tapping into the
ladle; aluminium (150 - 500 9/t) was introduced after the
treatment when the steel was already well deoxidised. A
number of heats were carried out in which vanadium (0.1 -
0.15%) or boron (0-005%) were introduced under vacuum
through a special charging arrangement 3-4 minutes before
the end of the treatment. The chemical composition of
the metal remains practically unchanged during the vacuo
treatment; the content of iron oxides in slag decreases
by 20-300166 and of silicon bY 5-6% due to deoxidation with
carbon. Changes in the content of oxygen in rail steel
during the treatment and teeming are shown in ligure 4 and
of hydrogen in Figure 5. Changes in the content of
hydrogen in the treated steel along the depth of the ladle
are shown in Figure 6; sulphur of a cross-section of rail
from vacuo-treated and ordinary steel - Figure 7; the
dependence of the tensile strength, relative elongation
and relative necking of rails from ordinary and vacuo-
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before and after normalisation on the sum of IC + 0 25 IJIII
- Figures 8, 9 and 10, respectively; the dependenc; of
the impact strength of rails from vacuo-tEeated and
ordinaryosteel on Fc + 0.25 Mnj at 20 0 - Figure 11,
at - 40 C - Figure '12, after derormation ageing -
Figure 13. The mean duration of the vacuo treatment of
rimming steel was 14.5 minutes at a minimum pressure of
16 mm Hg. The process is accompanied by a violent boiling
(the level of the metal rises by 600 - 700 mm.). As the
pumping capacity was insufficient to decrease sharply the
content of nitrogen, it was combined into stable nitrides
by additions to some heats of aluminium (300 - 1 000 9/0
or vanadium (0.1%). The additions were made through the
charging installation 4-5 minutes before the end of the
treatment. The content of carbon decreases by 0.03 - 0.06yo
during the treatment. Changes in the content of oxygen
and hydrogen during the treatment - Figures 14 and 15,
respectively; indices of impact strength of the ordinary
and treated metal are shown in Figure 16 and the table.
On the basis of the results obtained, the following
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Vacuum Treatment of Bessemer Steel
in the ladle increases the quality of Bessemer st'eei to
a level of the open-heari-, steel; b) with the duration
of the treatment of 14-15 minutes and a pressure in the
chamber of 5-10 mm H9 for killed metal and of 15-20 mm Hg
for rimming metal a deep degassing of the whole volume of
the metal is obtained (the content of oxygen decreases
4.4 - 6 times., on average to 0.0013% in rail steel and to
0.0041 in rimming steel; the content of hydrogen d@creases
by a factor of more than 2, approximately to 2.4 cm-1/100 g
in rail and to 2.4 cz3/100 g in rimming steel ; the content
of nitroeen in rimming steel decreases by 38.5%).
c) This decrease in the content of hydrogen in rail steel
makes it flake insensitive without an application of slow
cooling or isothermal treatment of the rolled product.
d) Vacuo treatment makes the deoxidation of aluminium
unnecessary which, if needed, can be introduced after the
treatment into the metal already well deoxidised by carboa.
Alloying additions can be also introduced into already
deoxidised metal at the end of the treatment through special
charging installation in the top of the vacuo chamber.
e) Bessemer rails from vacuo-treated metal possess higher
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negative temperatures as well as after deformation ageing
than rails made by the usual technology. On increasing
carbon content to 0 8% and alloying with a small amount of
vanadium (0.1 - O.iQ or boron (0.003 - 0.005) or titanium
(1-2 kg/t) and normalisation non-ageing rails can be
obtained with highe@ physico-mechanical properties than
those of rails from open-hearth steel. f) By vacuo
treatment a good structural Bessemer steel can be obtained
in which the zone of thermal influence of welded seam is
not subjected to thermal ageing (decreased sensitivity of
vacuo-treated metal to mechanical ageing is com letely
removed during normalisation of rolled products There
are 16 figures, 1 table and 2 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONS: Institut metallurgii AN SSSR (Institute of Metallurgy
of the Ac.Sc.USSR) and Zavod im. Dzerzhinskogo
(im. Dzerzhinskiy Works)
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5411
Konferentslya po fiziko-khtmicheakim oanovam pPOIZVOdStVa stall. 5th,
Moscow, 1959.
Fiziko-khlmicheakiye o9novy proizvodstva atali; trudy konferentaft
(Physicochemical Bases of Steel Maldng; Transactions of the
Fifth Conference on the Physicochemical Bases of Steelmaking)
Moscow, Metallurgizdat, 1961. 512 p. Errata slip Inserted.
3,700 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut metallurgii imeni
A. A. Baykova.
Responsible Ed. -. A. M. Samarin, Corresponding Member, Academy
of Sciences USSR; Ed. of Publishing House: Ya..D. Rozentsveyg.
Tech. Ed.: V. V. Mikhaylova.
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Phyolcochemical Bases of (Cont.) SOV/5411
PURPOSE: This collection of articles Is Intended for engineers and
technicians of metallurgical and machine-building plants, senior
students of schools of higher education. staff members of design
bureaus and p3anning institutes, and scientific research workers.
COVERAGE: Tho collection contains reports presented at the fifth
annual convention devoted to the review of the physicochemical bases'
of the steelmaking process. 7bese reports deal with problems of the
mechanism and Icinetica of reactions taking place in the molten metal
in steelmaking furnaces. The following are also discussed: problems
involved in the production of alloyed steel, the structure of the ingot,
the mechantern of solidification, and the converter steelmaking
process. The articles contain conclusions drawn from the results
of experimental studles, and are accompanied by references of which
most are Soviet.
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Phyalcochemical Bases of (Cont.) SOV/5411
Karasev, V.P., and P. Ya. Ageyev. Feasible Ways of
Accelerating the Deoxidation of Metal 432
PART IV. THE APPLICATION OF VACUUM AND
THE GAS CONTENT IN STEEL
Shumilov, M. A. 0 P. V Gelld and F. A. Sidorenko. Some
Specific Features ;@@e - @rocess of Ferrosilicon Disintegration 445
Gelld P. V. , and R. A. Ryabov. Effect of Carbon on the
ierj;eX1i:ity of Steel to Hydrogen 457
Novik, L. M., A. M. Samarin, M. P. Kuznetsov, A. 1. Lukutin,
and D. P. Ullyanov.* Improving the Quality of Ra1I-s_9-aa_e__of_
Bessemer-Converter Steel byApplying Vacuum Treatment 461
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LUKUTIN, V. A.
Min Higher'Education USSR.
imeni S. M. Kirov
Tomsk Order of Labor Red Banner Polytechnic Inst
LUKUI!IN, V. A.- "Some problems of the dynamic stability of electrical systems with
powerful transformer equipment." Min Higher Education USSR. Tomsk Order of Labor
Red Banner Polytechnic Inst imeni S. M. Kirov. Tomsk, 1956.
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in Technical Sciences.)
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis' No. 13., 1956.

LUKUTIN, VsAo, kand* tekhn*.nau)c-..,
Static-character4sties-C)t,~.'traction loads. Izv. vys. ucheb.
zav.; energ. 16-3. (MIRA 16:12)
1. T=skiy.'ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni politekhnicheakiy
Institut imeni S.M, Kirova* Predstavlena kafedroy teoreticbeskikh
osnov elektrotekhniki.

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AUTHOR: Vorob'Yov, A. A.; Kalganov, A. Patsevich, V. V.
ORG: Tomsk Polytechnic Institute (Tomskiy politekhnichaskly institut)
TITLE: Theory and technology of electrostatic machines
SOURCE: Mezhvuzovskaya konferentsiya po elektronnym uskoritelyam- 5th, Tomsk, 1964.
Elektronnyye uskoriteli (Electron accelerators); trudy konferentsii. Moscow,
Atomizdat, 1966, 5-10
TOPIC TAGS: electrostatic generator, particle acceleration
ABSTRACT: The"phenomena transpiring in the electrostatic generator and their analogy
to the phenomena in the electromagnetic generator are briefly reviewed (e.g.,
D. Gignoux, "Electrostatic generators for space application", 102-e'me Colloque du
SNRC, Grenoble, 1960). Formulas for maximum power of disk-type and cascaded-
conveyer generators show that the maximum specific power (per unit volume or weight)
I is inversely proportional to the stator-rotor gap; the load voltage and current are
independent of the gap. Small gaps are preferable because they mean smaller spurious
capacitance, and the available power becomes closer to its theoretical value. The
latter statement was proved theoretically and experimentally, on a single-disk
I generator, at the NII of Nuclear Physics, Tomsk Polytechnic Institute. An electro-
static generator with parallel-connected poles and vacuum insulation Beams to be most;.
promi.9ing. Orig. art. has: 8 formulas.
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LUKIJTIN, V.I.; DZHEMELINSKIY, A.I.
Discussion of the article wInstructions should be revised.,
Avtom., telem. i sviazI 7 no.10:41-43 0 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Starshiy elaktromakhanik 1-y Rizhskoy distantaii
signalizatsii i svyazi Pribaltiyakoy dorogi (for Lukutin).
2. Nachallnik Batayskqy distantsii signalizatsii i svyazi
Severo-Kavkazakoy dorogi (for Dzhemelinskiy).

LUPYAN',"'...-NKO@ Al:
The volunl-,
supy,estions in
i Ar e t,@I

LTJKIYANCHENKO, A.A.
Change in the northern boundary of the habitat of the black
hamster (Masocriestus raddei nigriculus Nehr., 1898). Zool.
zhur.33 no.1:218-220 Ja-F '54. (MLRA 7:2)
1. Rostovskava oblagtna5,a protivoturlyaremivnaya stantsiya.
(Hamsters)

LUK'YANCBENKO... A.A.; RADATOV, M.#J@.,- KOIMCHIDI, Ye.K.
influence of southwestirn wirgle.9n. the appearance and,spread of
tularenii in 'the f=6 ofthe Don DeItA. Zhur. mikrobiol. uid.
i i=nln - 32 -5:55-�l (MIRA 14:6
no'k @,.MY 161'0
I,v Iz.Rootovskoy-oblasbiby ednitarno-:eyidemiologicheskoy stantsii.
(DON RIV@@DELTA-"IJU=A (WINDS)

LUKITANCEMO. A.L(eA. Losovays. Zharlicovskoy oblaoti)
Preparation of potassium chlorate. Ehiz.v sbkole 9 no-5:59-60
3-0 '54. (nu 7:9)
(Potassium chlorate)

LUKIYANCHENKO, A.L., dehitell
Prenaration of plAstics in the ochool llaboratory. M I
@ #m. v shkole
15 no.2:76-82 Mr-Ap 160. (MIBA 14:5)
li,Stednyaya zheleznodorozhnaya shkola No.54., g. Lozovaya.
(Plastics)

Country :USSR
Category :Cultivated Plants, Poteboes. Vegetables. Melons.
Abs Jour :ehBiol., No 6, 1959, No 24881
7.
Author :Zhurbin, Do I*;
Ins*" :
Tlltle :Development of Vegetable Cultivation in the
Kharkov' Region.
Orig Pub :Byv-1oS1l1s9kogospod. inform. Eharkivslke obli, vid.
t-va dliya r,,dsbar polit. i nauk, znan', 1958t
vyp. 8, 30-33
Abstract No abstractu-,
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ACC NR% 060ij266 : (4) SOURCE CODE:-
AUTHORS: Luklyanchenko, B. S.; Sokolov, Yu., @A. - Gagua, V. D
ORG: none
TITLE: Friction bearing Class 27, No. 180728 Za-nnounced by Central Scientific
Research Diesel Institute,(Tsentralinyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy dizellnyy instituti
SOURCE: Izobrateniyas promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. B. 1966j, 57
TOPIC TAGSt antifriction bearing, lubrication
ABSTRACTs This Author Certificate presents a friction bearing for high-speed
machinery., such as turbocompressors for internal combustion engines with a gas
turbine supercharger. The bearing contains a floating bushing placed in the bed
of the bearingj and also internal and external (in respect to the bushing) wedge-
shaped oil-carrying recesses. To simplify its production, the external.wedge-
shaped oil recesses are formed on the external surface of the bushing (see Fig. 1)o

L o4278-67
FACC @NR.AP60132i
Orig. art. hast 1 figurse
Fig. 1. 1 - floating
bushing; 2 - bed of
the bearing; 3 - internal
wedge-shaped oil recesses;
4 - external wedge-shaped
oil recesses
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE: 29Mar65/

SHEKMR, IoA.l professor; LUSMIIKOV, Ye,S.; lUKIYANCHEMO, B.Ya
Nethod of Yetroperitoneal injection of gas and its roentgenodiagnostic
sigalficanceo Ehirurgiia no.11:36-43 N 154. (MIRA 8:3)
1. Is rentganodiagnostichookogo otdolenlya (zav. prof. I.A.Shekhter)
i khtrurgicheskogo otdeleniya (zave Ye.S.Lushnikov) Nauchno-isaledava-
tellakogo institute, rentganologii i radiologii imeni V.M.Molotova
(dir. IiG.Lagunov).
.rmUMOPBRITOMM, ARTIFICIAL,
retropneumoperitoneum, technic)

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icia te o dical
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1. -, -- @-as

LUK'YANCHENKO, R.Ta.; ZAYR&TIYANTS, V.B.
Lymphang ioendothelloma of the madiastinum. Vest.rent. I rad.
no.4:86-88 Jl-Ag 155. (HLRA 8:12)
1. Iz rentgenodiagnostichookogo otdela (zav.-prof.I.A.
Shekhter) Gosudarstyennogo nanchno-isoledovatellakogo Instituta
rentgenologil i radiologii Iment V.M.Molotova (dir. I.G.Laganova)
(LIMPHAGIORNMTHELIORA
mediastinum, diag.,x-ray)
(MEDMTINM(, neoplaams,
lymphagloandothelloma, diag.,x-ray)

L(WK1Y,9A1C_HCNK0 844.
"Some Problems of the Contemporary Idea of the Initial Phases
of Radiation Injuries," by B. Ya. Luklyanc@henko, Candidate of
Medical Sciences, Vestnik gentgenoloill i_Radiologii, Vol 31,
No 5, Sep/Oct 56, -p-p-0--73
The development of therapeutic and prophylactic measures are necessary
for the protection of individuals working in the atomic energy industry.
In connection with this the problem of the pathogenesis of radiation in-
juries is highly significant. Two questions are usually studied in the
pathogenesis of radiation sickness: the mechanism of the primary action
of ionizing radiation on the biological substrate in general, and patho-,
genesis of radiation sickness of the animal organism.
A short review of the work of numerous Soviet researchers In the
pathogenesis of the initial phabes of radiation injuries is given.

LUKIYANCEINKOl B.Ya.
Pathognomic symptoms of dermoid cysts and teratomata of the madiastinum
Khirargiia 32 no.8:29-31 Ag f56. (KLBA 9;12)
1. Iz reatgenodiagnosticheakogo otdelentya (zav. - prof. I.A.Shekhter)
Goeudarstveanogo nauchno-iseledovatel'skogo, instituta rentgenologit
I radiologi imeni V.M.Molotova (dir. I.G.Iogunova)
(MSDIASTINM, neoplasms
teratoma & dermoid cysts. diag.)
(TERATOKA, diag,
madiastinum)

'V40 Ya. r(Hookva)
LUX AIG%H
Diagnooin of malignant tumors of the thymus. Klin.med. 34 no.11:
18-22 N #56. (KLRA 10:2)
1. byentgenodiagnosticheskogo otdola (zav. - prof. I.A.Shakhter)
Gbaudarstvenziogo nauchao-iseledovatellskogo Instituta rentgenologil
I radiologil Imeni V.M.Molctova (dir. I.G.Iegunova)
(THYMUS, neoplasms
diag.)
40

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LUKIYANCHEITKO, B.Ya., kand.med.nauk
Multiple Intrathoracic neuragenic tumors LwItb aunmary In Engliehj.
Vest.rent. I rad. 32 no.6:43-45 N-D 157. (MIRA 110)
1. 1z 3-Y TSeutrallnoy polikliniki MinisteratVR zdrnvookhraneniya
SSSR (ginvnyy vrach P.N.Zakharov)
(THORAX, neoplasms
neuroma, multiple (Rus)
(UNROMA
intrathorAcic, multiple (Hue)

LUKIYANCIMUCO, B.Ya,
@j- @
,.,-@@[@Dlagno-sis of tumors and cysts of the mediastinuml Respozvavanis
opukholat i kist oredostentla. Moskva. Medgiz. 1958. 231 P.
(MMIASTIMN-TUMORS) (MIRA 11:6)
(CYSTS)

LUKIYANCHENIM., B. YA
"The importance of lymphorgraphy in the diagnosis of some
t,,-morous diseasesom
Radiology Congress, Karlovy Varj;,, Czachoolovaki&79 10-14 June 63