SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MAKOGON, YA.YE. - MAKOLKIN, V.I.
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MAKOGONY Ya,Ye.1 master-sadovod; VOLCHENKO, V.V.
Letters to the editor. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 9 no.3ti
13 '64. (KrRA 17:4)
1. Yasinovatskaya distantsiya zaahchitnykh lesonaeazhdeniy
Donetskoy theleznoy dorogi (for Makogon).
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MAKOGOvp YU.F.- VOYTSITSKIY, V.P.; rZTUKHOV, Ye.I.
Temperature schedule for the operation of gas-wel-I head setup
and gas field pipelines. Gaz. prom. 6 no.12:7-13 161.
(MIRA 15:2)
(Gas wells-Equipmant and supplies)
MAKOGON..Yu.. F.
Preventing the formation of hydrates in the ezploitation of
the Shch*Uovo underground storage. Gaz. delo no. 11:24-3o
163. .. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Moskovakiy ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Zzlemeni institut
neftekhimicheskoy i gazovoy promyshlennosti imeni akademika
I. M. Gubkina.
TREBIN, F.A.,-,;.-14A.KOGO.NYu,.Fo
Certain results of laboratory irvv~-stigations of hydrate formation.
Trudy 14INKHiGP no./+2;196-20'i 'u3. (MIRA 17:3)
l,aKOGON, YusF.
T
Moisture content of natural gases. -.1rudy M-l!EHllGF no.42:228-245
a
'63.
Unit for investigating the formation and disintegration of hydro-
carbon-gas hydrates. Ibid.s.246-255 (MIRA 170)
MAKOGO!I, Yu. F. _
Equipping gas fields- Trudy IfIlrKHiG? no.48:219-227 164. M EU, 18:3)
IMAXOGA. Yu&To.
of hydrates if-' a gaw-baur-ing bed urder thd corditions Of
rmf~-ost, Ga.2,..prcm. .10 no*5s24-15 '65-
(MIRA 18:6)
MIMIRGVj Zellq ~MX=lp W- *,p luMdo talfto nn7jk
Ustla cakim ch2wldo fcw pmanting bVmtis fmMatima Mae
tokh6-bokon* leamo Goo@ nowN-loolf Imto n=aho I takh"
Inferno 28 noi,200--lo V 165.p (IJVA 28o12)
MAKOGONCHTTICA_ P. A. (Veterina ian)
Treatment of wounds with streptostaplaylococcal bacteriophage.
SO: TABCON Veterinariya; 4-5; Aprillmay 1945, Unclassified.
k
GORBOVSKAYA, T. G.; CHMMINSKAYA, X. S.; KAXOGONCHUX, P. A.
Preliminary data on the combined antibiotic therapy of chronic gonorrhea in
girls with combination of antibiotics. Vest. von. i derm. no.5:43-46
S-0 155 (MLRA 9:1)
1. Iz Kiyevskogo nauchno-iseledovatellakogo kozhno-venerologicheakogo
instututa (dir. G. Ye Koryalcin. nauchrqyTukovoditelf-prof. K. A. Karyshava)
i Kiyovskogo gorodskogo kozhno-venerologicheskogo dispausera (sav. A.S.
Ivanov)
(GOROMUM, in infant and child
ther, antibiotics combination in girls)
(ANTIBIOTICS, ther. use
gonorrhea in girls, combination ther)
GORBOVSKAYA, T.Q.; XAZOOONCHUK. P.A.; POIRORATSKIY. V.G.
Characteristics of bacterial flora in postgonorrheal diseases of
urogenital organs in men. Vest.ven. I derm. 30 no.2:35-37 Mr-Ap 156.
(KIBA 9:7)
1. Is bakteriologicheakoy laborstorti (Xav.-kandidat meditainakikh
nauk T.G.Gorbovskaya) Kiyevskogo naueno-iseledovatellskogo dermato-
venerologichaskogo institute, (dir. G.R.Koryakin) I gonorroynogo
otdole Klyevskogo ogoradekogo vendispansere (glavnyy vrach A.S.
Ivanov)
(DROGENITAL SYSTEM, die.
postgonorrheal in men, bacterial flora in)
(G(WORRHIA
postgonorrheal die. of urogenital system in man
bacterial flora in)
USSR/General. Problems of Fatholo6y. Immunity. U
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 8, 19581 3703-
Author Gorbovskaya, T.G., t4akogonchuk, P.A.
Inst (
Title To the Problem of the-To =eor-Vre--N9rreus- System in the
Formation of Antigenceoceic '"onplenent Fixation Materials
in Rabbits.
Orig Pub: v. sb- Sovrem. vopr. derratol. Kiev Gosmedizdat. USSR.
1957, 43-46.
Abstract: Fivefold iu:lunization with gonovaccine of rabbits kept
intermittently under the effect of urethane-veronal
sleep, produced a higher conplement titer (CT; 1:1200 -
1:1500, in controls 1:200 - 1:800). Following a single
irxmization during uninterrupted sleep for 72 hours,
antibody formation did not take place. Following stimula-
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1. MAKOGOIWKO. G. P.
2. USSR (600)
4. Radishchev, Aleksaadr Nikelaevich, 1749-1802
7. A. N. Radishchov and Rassian social thought of
the 18th century.
Vest. AN SSSR 22 NO-9, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January -1953. Unclassified.
11144,4Z
MAKOGONENKO, Georgiy Panteleymonovich
MAKOGONEI-10, Georgiy Panteleymonovich - Academic degree of Doctor of Phi-Iolo-
ical Sciences, based on his defense, 31
g
etober 1955, in the Council of the Leningrad
Order of Lenis State U imeni Zhdanov, of
his dissertation entitled: "Rhdishchev
and his time."
For the Academic Degree of Doctor of Sciences
SO: Byulleten' Ministerstva Vyshego Obrazovaniya SSSR, List No. 2, 21 January 1956,
Decisions of the Higher Certification Commission concerning academic degrees
and titles.
p7
130-8-10/20
-AUTHOR: Klyucherov, A.P. and Makogonov, L.V., Engineers.
TITIZ: Improved open-hearth Furnace in(i~_(V`so`vershenstvovannyye
I gd1qvk1 martenovskikh pechey)
P34.0DIOAL: Netallurg, 1957, No.8, pp. 26 27 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: The~authors describe a design of open-hearth furnace and
adopted at the gfzhniy Tagil' Metallurgical Combine in 1954
for 140-ton furnaces fired with mixed (coke-oven and blast
furnace) gas. oThere are three air ports, two of them arched
inclined at 11 to the bath surface and situated on either side
of and on the same level as the gas port, and the third above
the gas port. Two 1 1/4-inch diameter tubes were provided on
vither side of the port for compressed-air injection, and
the authors discuss briefly compresaod-air injection practice
at the Kuznetsk Metallurgical Combine (KMK) (through a slot
under the gas port). The Kuznetsk method was less effective
than that of injecting the compressed air at the sides of the
port, and the latter practice was extended to Ninturi furnaces
(leading to a 9.5% increase in production per urit working time,
compared with one of 11.5% for arch ends). Ine authors present
compwative data on the operation of 140-t-in furnaces with
various types of head with comprtiaoeu_ air injection and also
Card 1/2 for a Venturi-end furnace without the injection. The data
KLSHUITSKIY. L.A.; KMIYANOV. N.F.; MAKOGONOV, V.A.Z PARBIWI, I.E..
redaktor: POLOSINA, A.S.. tekha CrOWWII~?M'Vtor
r
[Instructions for plaaning, accounting and calculating the cost of
oil and gas production.3 Instruktaiia po planirovaniiu. uchetu i
kallkulirovaniiu sebestoimosti dobycll nefti i gaza. Moskva, Goa.
nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo neftianoi t gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, 1956.
123 P. (KIBA 9:7)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Miniaterstvo aeftyanoy pronyahlen-
nosti.
(Petroleum industry) (Gas, Natural)
IvMCGMCV, V. Ye.: Master Phys-~Z'Qa Sci (,!so) -- '7-rny Investigat~on i-.1' thp,
fatigue break6own of large-twain metuals". Frumn, 11 p-p (Min Hir.-Jinic.
Ed-uc, Kirgiz State U), 200 copleB (KL, 11c, 6), 19~'), 124)
21025
1~-1550 )LIPJ, Mt,;.0 ID35- 8/0 58/6 1/000/tO 5/10 335/b 50
116-16-10 1 A001/A101
AUTHOR-. Makogonov, V.Ye.-
TITLE: Growing of single crystals of metals by the rearystallization
method
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Fizika, no 5, 1961, 289, abstract 5E4o4 ("Tr.
Frzheval'skogo ped. In-ta!', 1957 (1958), no 5, 15 - 18)
TEXT: The author describes designs of installations for the recrystalliza-
tion annealing of Al, Cu and Fe specimens with the crystalline degree of deforma-
tion. He gives information on the procedures of deformation and annealing for
growing large (several cm3) crystals.
[Abstracter's noe: ComDlete translation.]
Card 1/1
sov/58-59-8-17942
Translated from: Referativnyy Zhurnal Fizika, 1959, Nr 8, p 135 (USSR)
AUTHORS: MakogonT~, Terminasov, Yu.S.
TITLE: An X-Ray Study of the Mechanism of Fatigue in Metals Possessing Crystals
of Dissimilar Sizes
PERIODICAL: Tr. Leningr. inzh.-ekon. in-ta, 1958, Nr 23, pp 46-67
ABSTRACT: Al, Cu and commercial Fe with crystals of dissimilar sizes were studied
by means of the Laue and reverse-exposure method. The samples were
subjected to a bending o alternate sign. The samples of Al had crystals
ranging in size from 10-'~ to 5 em and were subjected to the fatigue test
at amplitudes of 1, 3 and 10 mm. In fine-crystalline samples at all test
amplitudes distortions of the second type (crushing of the crystalline
blocks and of crystallite deformations), which would have been manifested
in the line width, did not arise during cyclical loading. For a crystal
size of 10-2 cm a crushing of the crystalline blocks is observed, and
their incidental disorientation can be discovered on the Laue diffraction
patterns; however, orystallite deformations do not arise. For samples
Card 1/2 having crystalline grAins of a size ranging from 1 mm to greater dimensions,
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Sizes
crushing occurs without the development of crystallite deformations; furthermore,
the greatest crushing takes place at the crystal boundaries. The above-mentioned pro-
cess of deformation of the crystalline structure of Al ()crushing of the blocks) reduces
the sample to a condition of "friability", which is the cause of the metal's loss of
endurance after the passage of a certain nil ber of cycles. Unlike Al, few crystallite
deformations arise in red Cu during the first period of cyclical loading. In other
respects the process of the development of the fragmentation of crystalline blocks is
analogous to the corresponding process occuring in the Al samples, with only this
difference that a greater amount of crushing of the crystalline blocks, observable only
in the pre-fracture period itself, takes place at the site of the sample's fatigue
fracture. The samples of commercial Fe, subjected to cyclical loading, disintegrate in
a manner analogous to that of the copper samples, and in the first test period small
crystalline deformations arise in them. The development of crystalline deformations in
the structure of metals is connected with the physical nature of the materials under
investigation and can not serve as a structural indication of metal fatigue.
The author's conclusions
Card 2/2
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AUTHORS: Buyko, V,,M*? Xakogonov, V.Ye.. Terminasov, Yu.S., and
Toropov, A.M. 10
TITLE: X-ray StudyNof the Mechanism of Fatigue in Ferrous and
Bon-Ferrous Materials and Alloys Z-Mono- and Poly-
Crystalline Specimens)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Fizika,
1959, Nr 5, PP 93-101 (USSR) (+ 1 plate)
ABSTRAG2: The aim of this work is the elucidation of the following
problems; 1) the reason for the broadening of
interference lines in X-ray photographs of metals
subjected to cyclic deformationi 2) whether the change
in intensity of the X-ray lines can be used as a
criterion for fatigue; 3) how does the fatigue process
proceed in specimens of ferrous and non-ferrous alloys of
different crystal sizes up to monocrystals, and
1+) whether low temperature brings about changes in the
structure of metals subjected to fatigue. The authors
have submitted the following metals and alloys to fatigue
Card tests: commercially pure iron (Armco iron), cuprite,
1/6 aluminium, and brass. Brass specimens were tested first.,..,
These were cylindrical in shape. Various crystal sizes 1r
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Materials and Alloys (Mono- and Poly-Crystalline Specimens)
were attained in these specimens by means of heat
treatment. The latter were tested in a fatigue testing
machine of the NU type at room temperature. One part of
the specimens was tested in the annealed condition7 the
other part in a worked condition (work hardening was due
to turning in a lathe). All tested specimens were
subjected to deformation by bending to a definite degree
at definite loads for different numbers of cycles. The
second group of specimens was made from sheet material.
The specimens were in the form of a uniform resistance
beam or rectangular plate (Fig 1). One part of the
specimens had a fine-grained structure (normal poly-
crystal-line specimens), the other part was submitted to
preliminary working and subsequent recrystallisation which
enabled crystals of different dimensions, from 1o-3 mm to
several cms, to be grown. For fatigue testing the authors
Card built an apparatus in which specimens could be bent
2/ 6 symmetrically. Its construction was based on the
principle of constant deformation (Fig 2). In this
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Materials and Alloys (Mono- and Poly-Crystalline Specimens)
machine the specimens were tested at amplitudes of 1, 3,
and 10 mm, Testing of all the above specimens was
carried out at normal temperatures as well as at liquid
nitrogen temperature. The specimens were X-rayed by the
back reflection method as well as by the Laue method.
The significant portion of the polycrystalline specimens
was X-rayed in an ionisation apparatus of the URS-50I
type. Specimens submitted to testing at liquid nitrogen
temperature were subsequently X-rayed at normal
temperature. In order to be able to predetermine the
place of fatigue fracture of these specimens during
testing, their middle portion had a different diameter
from those portions of the specimen which were close to
the grips of the machine. By means of heat treatment
the following cvstal sizes were attained in brass
specimens: 10- mm, lo-3 and 10-2 mm (vacuum annealed
Card specimens). X-ray investigations of these specimens were
3/6 carried out by the ionisation method. The investigation
of finely crystalline specimens (with crystal sizes of
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Materials and Alloys (Mono- and Poly-Crystalline Specimens)
10- 4 mm) led to the following results. In the testing of
these specimens at cyclic stresses of 11+1 18 and 22
kg/mm2) and different numbers of cycles, no secondary
effects (broadening of interference lines) were observed.
X-ray investigation of specimens of the second group
(with crystal sizes of 10-3 mm), tested at the same cyclic
stresses, exhibited a broadening of interference lines
within limits of up to 1 million cycles (Fig 3). The
third group of specimens (with crystal sizes of 10-2 mm),
tested under the same cycle stresses, exhibited a
broadening of interference lines within the limits of
testing up to 3 million cycles. The maximum broadening
of the lines was 20% as compared with the initial width of
a non-deformed specimen (Fig 4). Figs 5 and 6 show the
dependence of the intensity of the (5'11) line on the
number of cycles at a cycle stress of 22 kg/MM2 for
Card crystals of 10-2 and 10-4 cm) respectively. Fig 7 shows
4/6 the distribution of points in the specimen which were
X-rayed. Fig 8 shows a Laue-graph of Al before, and
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Materials and Alloys (Mono- and Poly-Crystalline Specimens)
Fig 9 after, fracture. Fig 10 is a Laue-gram for Armco
iron. The physical mechanism of fracture of coarsely
crystalline metals is the same for all the different
metals investigated in this work. Specimens of the metals
investigated, which were submitted to fatigue tests at
liquid nitrogen temperature and then X-rayed at normal
temperature, exhibited stronger distortions in their
crystal structure. A comparison of the results of the
investigation of fine grained metals with that of coarse
grained ones, which essentially represent monocrystals,
shows that the development of secondary effects
(fragmentation of crystal blocks and crystal distortions)
depends on the initial condition of the metal and is not
a structural characteristic of fatigue. The change in
line intensityt reflecting the development of tertiary
distortions, signals the approach of fracture of the
Card specimen, but for the time being it cannot be used as a
5/6 universal criterion for fatigue, and further work in this
direction is required. However, there is no doubt that ~/
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Materials and Alloys (Mono- and Poly-Crysta:lline Specimens)
the "disintegrations" in the metal structure appearing in
fatigue testing are associated with dislocations which in
their turn cause the development of tertiary distortions
which, in a definite measure, are responsible for
fracture.
Card There are 11 figures and 5 references, of which 1+ are
6/6 Soviet and 1 is English.
ASSOCIATIONt Leningradskiy inzhonerno-ekonomicheskiy institut
(Leningrad Engineering-Economics Institute)
I
SUBM-TLTED: February 13, 1959
I A 1485
USM/Madicine - Conjunctivitin .Jun 1947
Medicine - Therapeutics
"Acute Larval Conjunctivitio," M. S. Makokha, 1 p
"Voyenno Med zhur" No 6
Brief discussion of emergency and regular
treatment of patients with the "Oriental" blister.
14T85
MAKOKHA, N. S. -- "Shock-Absorbing-Extension Method of Treating Fractures
of the Hip." Sub 15 Jan 52, Central Ins'. for the Advanced Trainiag
of Physicians. (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate In Medical
Sciences.)
SO: Vechernaya Moskva January-December 1952
MAKOKHA. B.S.. kandidat meditainakfth nauk; BRMNAM, R.Sh.
Case of stranollated embryonal hernia. Akash. i gin. no.3:80
MY-Je 154. (MIRA 7:8)
1. Is gospitallnoy khirurgiehookoy klinikl (saw. prof. A.N.Mangvm)
Chernovitskogo meditsinskogo Instituta.
(MENIAO
*umbilical cord)
(UNBILICAL CMD, diseases,
Ohernia)
(IVAST, NMMN, diseases,
*hernia of umbilical cord)
WAX0-7TU' 1-1.51
Law sethod of the treatment of fractures of the femmr with
skeletal traction and with simmItaneous walking. Khlrurgiia
no.41.57-59 Ap 154. (NMA 7:6)
1. Is kafedry fakulltstakoy khirurgli (sav. prof. Ye.R.
TSItritakiy) Chernovitskogo maditsinskoo Instituta (dir.
dotsent N.B.Yanlkovskly)
(HIP. fractures.
Other., traction with sinmltaneous walking)
(MGTUFM,
*hip, ther., traction with vivaltansous wa]Jdjzg)
WOKHAO N s----GUDKOV. V.I.
I- -------=~~ I
Case of late secondary hemorrhage in a patient with rupture of the
kidney. Urologiia 25 no.6;49-50 '59. (MIRA 13:12)
(KIDNEYS-RUPTUM) (RDIATURIA)
MAKOKRA, N.S.; KOTFJZVSKIY, S.S.
Torsion of the gall bladder. Khirurgiia 36 no./*:55-59 Ap 160.
ON IRA 13 : 12 )
(GAIL BIADDEP,-ABNORKITIES AND DEFOR41TIES)
MAKOXHAS H. S., dotsent; ZINOVIYEV, A. S., kand. med. nauk
Case of papillary cystadenoms. of the pancreas Khirurgila 37
no.7:140-142 $1 161. iMIRA 15:4)
1. Iz Cbmkoy oblastnoy klinicheskoy bollnitsy (glavnyy vrach
K. I. Shekhurdina)
(PANCREAS-TUMORS)
MAICWP II.S., dotsent (Owk)
Case of acrute hydatid cholaMtitis. Klinmedo 39 no.22139-10
F 161* (MM 140)
1., Iz Onskoy obLIaBtnoy klinicheskoy bollbitay (glavnyy vrach
K.I. Shokhurdina).
(GALL BLADDM-HYDATIDS)
MAK01ULA N.S. dotsent
Problem of the diagnosis and radical surgical treatment Of
pancreatuduodenal cancer. Khirurgiia no.8:77-M Ag 162.
(MIRA 15:8)
1. Iz kliniki fakulltetskoy khirurgii (zav. - prof. N.A. Telkov)
Omskogo meditsinskogo instituta. Nauchnyy konsul'tant - deystvitell-
nyy chlen AMN SSSR prof. A.I. Savitskiy.
(PANCREAS-CARCER) (DUODENUM-GAZiGER)
14AKOKUP N.S., doteent
Tuberculoma of the head of the pancreas. Khirurgiia 39
no.10:121-123 0 163. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Iz Omskoy oblastnoy klinicheskoy bollnitsy (glavnyy vrach -
zasluzhennyy vrach RSFSR K.I. Shokhurdina) i Omskogo
meditsinskogo instituta.
WOKHA, N.S.,.Ootsent
. ~
Combined anomaly of the annular head of the pancree.B and cancer
of the duodenal papilla. Khirurgiia 40 no.3:39-42 Mr 164.
(MIRA 17:9)
1. Klinika gospitallnoy khirurgii (zav.- dotsent N.S. Makokha)
Omskogo medit'sinskogo instituta i Dorozhnoy klinicheskoy
bollnitsy No.2 (nachallnik S.F. Mellnik).
MAKOKHA, N.S., doktor mad. nauk
Pathogenesis of acute vascular dystonia during surgery for
pancreatoduodenal carcer. Khirurgiia, 41 no-4:64-70 Ap 165.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Kafedra gospitallnoy khirurgii (zav. - doktor mad. nauk N.S.
Makokha) Omskogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni Kalinina.
P-3
Dt.
--lina
MOKINA, S.M.; KHOWDOV. Tu.A.
Conditioned Inhibition and conditioned disinhibition in chimpanzees,
sphynx baboona, and dogs. Zhur.vys.ner7.deiat. 9 no.4:555-560 JTI-Ag
159. (MIRA U-.U)
1. Kafedra fiziologii vveshey nervnoy deyatellnosti Mookovskogo
gosudarst-vennoge univeralteta.
(P CONDIT IOMM)
MJkKOKINA, S.M.
Effect of aminazine on the activity of the higher sections of the
central nervous system in white rats. Trudy Inst. vys. nerv. deiat.
Ser. patofiziol. no.9:123-133 161. (MIRA 15:4)
(CHLORBROMAZINE) (CONDITIONED RESPC29)
MOKINA, - -- -
Effect of repeated administration of aminazine on the activity of the
higher sections of the central nervous syster. of uhite rats in
diphtherial intoxication. Trudy Inst. rys. nerv. deiat. Ser. patofiziol.
no. - :134,21+3 161. (MIPA 15:4)
( G I ELORF ROYA Z I TIE') (CONDITIMM PJ75POJSE)
(DIPHTHERIA)
MAKOKINA, S.M.
Effect of aminazine on the interaction of alimentary and
defensive conditioned reflexes. Trudy 1-go 1-241 26:2F5-292
r,
63. (MIRA 17:2)
MATOU, Irkrian
&iployment of Pbl-ish workers in Vne Czschoslovak SocialiBt
Republic. Praca zabezp spol 6 no-4932-36 ApI64
Y~
M5 Clylay)
mi;L -ski S. A1109"e"aftw -YefffleA T
i!4k[ A-, Nt4#~qA __J., Mako-g%
Yerryly manganowo-cynkowV. Prze" Tb1ekonVA%ffcwYJftY- NO-
1958, pp. 231-239. 19 figs., 3 tabs.
This paper Indicates how advisaMe it 13 to use Ntn-Zn fen-ites
havIM a JhWh perineability over the freqtmmy ranM of up to I COEO-
cycle. Present views are discussed concerning the crPstalllne structure
of the farrites under discussion, the oxidation and reduotion proms,
and the effect of this process on the magnetic permeability, Informatim
4ingredletris) aid the Size
ix included concerning the effect of additions
of crystah upon the Magnetic propertim, together with a cam*kOa
of the prepertles of a few Items now being produced In Poland and
,.BPAGINSKI, Alokpander, mgr.ins.; XULIKOWSKI, Jadek, mgr nauk ~echn., mgr
.~t lLz'.-,-'%XOLAGWA,-Stefan, inz. ,
Temperature coefficients of the permeability of Mn-Zn ferrites.
Prace Inot teletechn 3 no.ls3-/+O 459.
1. Zaklad Materialow Magnetyeanych, Biuro Badawcze, Iribtytut
Telei Radlotechnicany, Warozawa.
MAKOIAGWAs S. -
Wfect, of potaissim ions on final properties of Kn-Zn ferrite.
In English. Bul Ac Pol tech 8 no.9:543-545 .160. (MW 1087)
1. Research Laboratory For Magnetic Materials wPolferm, Warsaw.
Presented by J. Groszkowski.
(Manganese zinc ferrates) (Potas'aiun) (Ions)
41005
3/058/62/000/009/028/069
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AUTHORS: Ciastofi, Wladyslaw, Kulikovski, Jacek, Makolagwa; Stefan
TITLE: Mn-Mg-Zn ferrites with almost rectangular hysteresis loop and low
coercive force H.
PERIODICAL- Referativnyy zhurnal, Fi7.ika, no. 9, 1962, 40, abstract 9E285
("Prace zaki. apar. mat-. PAN", 1961, v. B, no. 8, 9 s., ill., Polish)
TM: The authors investigated ferrites of the Mn-Zn-Fe-0 system described
by general f ormula MnzZnyFex04+ r, where 1. 2 --e-' x 4. 2. 0 and 0 -_:~ y 0.9 a~nd H. of about 0.3 oersted. They can therefore be used as cores in
computer storage systems.
(Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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Mn-Mg-Cd ferrites having rectangular hysteresis loops
PERIODICAL: ReferativnTj zhurnal, Fizika, no. 8, 19~2, 36, abstract 8E262
("Prace zak-k. apar. mat-PAN", 1961, B, no. 9, 8s., i1., Polish;
summary in English)
TEXT: An investigation was made of the magnetic properties of the Mn-Mg-
Cd-Fe-0 system which may be described by the general formula M2CdyFex04+t,
1.4 .4- x :!~;2.2; 0 -,-y ~~ 0,9. These ferrites are ranged in the class of magnetical-
ly 4oft materials. The addition therein of a certain quant1ty of MgO converts
them into materials with rectangular hysteresis loops. Likewise the coercive
force and the hysteresis loop shape of the (MgO)x(Mno.6C;do.4Fe2O4)1-0.5x system,
wherein 0 4 x 0.9.
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..,idth &nd the Hm ~.A
No material with Hc'tz,- 1.5 - 2,0 oersteds was found. Dynamically,
'Uhc- R-2 has a very Iow H waich a-5- reach*es its maxirlurfi. Its
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drawback consists of a lon6 -r (3 psec).UZ The R-3 has 'Y = 1.5 pscc
but, its Hm op~ is 3 tui.aes highcr . The R-1 has intermediate proper-
ties so that it is uoeful both for meniory and switchinj circuits.
ThIc mcasurtments provcd that the R-2 may be used in automatics, tele-
tcchnical systems, ferr&ctor systtus of di6ital~ machints etc. and
R-3 mainly in matrix coinciL'ance memories. The shortest Erwitching
tLnt obtaint:d wit.'a 'qIle 11-3 cores is stuill too long for application
in fast computers. Faster elcncnts are being developed. Thera are
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i`2;*C~R'S: Cioston, .,Xa('ysXxi, Kulikowski, Jacel- and Makolqgwa,
iTL" squarc Loop ferritcs with low i1c
no. 9, 1962, 5L6-549.
="C'2: The (Icvrlo 'wient of square loop ferrites -aith low
coercive forc(, is re.)ortcc'.. In tlic te-i-i)erature raage of 1280c)
13600C tlic qmp1c.,; were ,*,i-,itcre(" in air, at higher temperatures
in onr,,(--ii iii orr'ler to rr!duction to Fe24
The samples were
water quencrted Eor c1ticnical zi-aalysis, and cooled in vacuun, or ar-,;on
j'a1:erW&- for elcetrical tosts. The 1-.n-Zn ferrite wa3 taI~en as
t'ac )asis oj- devc1optic-at, 'iM. 3quarcuess ratio and coercive fo-j~ce
c '-,iractcr-T-sticr, arc 7or a ra..,.,c of compositions corresponding
to the formula 1" T1YZ1"','!C3-(:-+y)O4�'T; x was varied in ex-periments- be-
t,dccii 0 and 0.4, Vc cOnt-at - betimen 35 and 50510 mol, with cor-res-
on(I-ing variations i-a '""-i contcut. On the basis of the above .)rclim-
inary work., the composition of 50'j-0 Fe, 20% Zn and 30'76 11n was chosen
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of '.,g(D is rn in Of the squarcncss ratio an(-'. cocr,
civo ~--Orcc, i-L, t~,(- 0 Al,
k - .6 in thc fomula (I'r"O)