SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MAKOVETSKIY, N.I. - MAKOVICKY, E.

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A M t, r r-, 1,L,,,nt.. -All MAKOVETSKIY, N. I. Makovetskiy, N. I. - "Wilil grapes on the Dnestr," Vinodeliye i vinogradarstovo Moldavii, 1949, No. 1, P. 33-35 SO: U-3566, 15 March 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal 1-nykh Statey, No. 13, 1949) I.IKO-rb-TSKIY, 11. 1. 35363. Vvyavlenie i izuehenie mestnykh sortov vinograda. MSR. nauch. zapiski moldav. nauch. issled. Bazy akad. SSS.11, T. 11, 1949, s. 223-30 SO: letopis' ZhurnalInykh Statey, Vol. 34, loskva, 1949 TYSHLYAR, 1.3.; AULINCHEVA, MAKOVITSKIY, %Ye.; f,1,YUS11NIKoV, V.I. Gas equipment cf a kiln for cerar-'-c tiles. '~az. prom. 10 no.7:34-35 '65. (MPA 1P: 8) /)~ A It' 0 1/ Z / ~ /,--- ,- KAKOVETSKIY, P.S. Determining the nonhydrocarbon compounds in the middle fractions of tars of semicoked Ukrainian lignites by the adsorption-chroma- tographic method. Ukr. khim. zhur. 23 no.5*.695-699 '57. (KLHA 10t11) 1. Institut teploenergetiki AN USSR. (Ukraine-Lignite) (Coal tar) (Chromatographic analysis) VZ~ T50 AKQT ~TSKIYJ.A.', L-.Ction 4--rc-'rin) co-il of t~ie Dne-)r*jmMt*y L. -in ci' tho ;Olin. he,-t-c rrier." in Dnepro t rov s (;-.I , ~-c im. F.E. Dzer,,,..41 nskdy) 130 1 11 A 1< T -, J~ ) I ~) '), 11(7) V ?- PHASE I BOOK EDUWITATIOlq SOV/2794 Akademiya nauk Ukrainskoy SSR. Institut teploenergetiki Izucheniye i kompleksnaya pererabotka smol i bitumov burykh ugley Dneprovskogo basseyna, ch. 2 (Study of Tars and Bitumens of rnepr Basin Brown Coal and Their Comprehensive Conversion, Pt. 2) Kiyev, 1956. 127 p. 1,000 copies printed. Resp. Ed.: N. M. Karavayev, Professor,, Corresponding Member, USSR Academy of Sciences; Ed. of Publishing House: T. K. Remennik; Tech. Ed.: I. D. Xilekhin. PURPOSE: This collection of articles is intended for scientific workers in fuel research institutes as well as for technical and engineering personnel study- ing problems of comprehensive utilization of solid fuels. COVERAGE: This collection of articles on the utilization of coal for chemical products is the result of investigations made by the Institute of Thermal Power Engineering of the Academy of Science of the Ukrainian SSR. The process of converting tar and carbobitumens produced through the thermal decomposition of Dneper basin brown coal is analyzed. The importance of the utilization of gases and products of thermal conversion of solid fuel for the growing Card l/ 4 Study of Tars and Bitumens (Cont.) SOV/2794 production of sypthetic materials is pointed out. The use of solid fuels both as a source of heat energy and as a source of chemicals is empha- sized. References accompany individual articles. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Govorova, R. P. Chemical Composition of Gasoline Obtained From Tar P-,:)duced by Semi-coking 5 Fadeicheva, A. G., and V. I. Kuznetsov. Study of Phenols Extracted From the Fraction of the Brown Coal Primary Tar 13 Fadeicheva, A. G. Study of the Composition of Refinery Slops Resulting From Semi-coking,.of Bitumenous Brown Coal and Conversion of Primary Tar 22 Makovetskiy, P. S. Study of Paraffinic and Naphthenic Hydrocarbons of .-- the Intermediate Tar Fraction Produced by Semi-coking of Brown Coal 27 Makovetskiy, P. S. Study of Aromatic Hydrocarbons of the Intermediate Tar Fraction Produced by Semi-coking of Brown Coal 45 Card 2/4 Study of Tars and Bitumens (Cont.) SOV/2794 Makovetskiy, P. S. Deteraination of the Presence of Alkene Radicals in a Side Chain of Aromatic Hydrocarbons in the Inteime-diate Tar Fraction Produced by Semi-coking of Brown Coal 57 Makovetakiy, P. S. Neutral Oxygen Compounds of Intermeliate Tar Frac- tion Produced by Semi-coking of Brown Coal 64 Kuznetsov, V. I., and A. A. B~brova. Brown Coal Caxbobitumen and Its Production by Means of Extracting Bitumenous Brown Coal 67 Bobrqva, A. A., and V. I. Kuznetsov. Study of the Addition of Water to Solvents Used in Extraction of Brawn Coal 90 Bobrova., A. A., and V. I. Kuznetsoy-l- Problem of Removing Tar From Brown Coal Carbobitumen 101 Bobrova, A. A., and V. I. Kuznetsov. Possibilities of Utilizing the Extracted Brown Coal 112 Kigell, T. B., and V. I. Kuznetsov. Paraffin Wax From Tar Produced by Semi-coking 122 Card 3/4 Study of Tars and Bitumens (Cont.) SOV/2794 AVAILABLE: Library of Congreas (TP953.A35) Card 4/4 Tm/os 1/1.1/60 MAKOVETSKIY,,,P.I~g,,.L_KHOLOI)KOVSKATA, K.B. Rapid method for determining sulfur content of liquid fuels. Xhim i tekh. topl. i masel 3 no.3:71-72 Mr 158. (MIRA 11:3) l.Ki.revski7 institut teploenergatiki. (Liquid fuels-Anal7sis) (Sulfur-Analysis) LOBKO, A.Ye.; MAKOVETSKIT, P.S. - Disp5-csment of brown coal in drim dr7ers during, the -dr7ing process. Trudy Inst. tepl. AN UM no.15:65-71 '58. (MIRA 11:10) (Lignite-Drying) .-WA HAEDVITSKIT, P-S. and chromatographic method for stud7ing the intermediate tar fraction separated by semicoking t4crainlan brown coal. Trudy Inst. tepl. AN UM n0-15:95-112 '58. (MIRA 11:10) (Coal tar) 11 (2) 'Makovets'k-yy, P.S.). /-E A'Z'_HOR,~_ Tllakovetsfciyi P'S. -arid I T.2~ TITLE- Ali Exa-lination of t'l- Chemical Composition Li-juid Products of Brown CoaL Gasification froni the Irsha-Borod ins r'.cye Deposit e khi:-.icI.o9kogo scstava zhidkikh prod-ilik'Gov b1tro-o uglya Irsha-Borodinskogo mestcroz).d9.,.-*.,),a) PE-RIODTCAL- Dopovidi AkademJi nauk Ukrains7koi RSR, ';r 2 pp 17C.-180 (L'6bR) P~ B bTTR A C T This ~irticle is a study of the liquid gasification produz.,taii~~:,~P'of ~jiberian broan coal from. e sits named in the title, whicl~ contain r 8 1.09% "coom", had a specific gravity P 4 e t c 1.048 and, on an average, inlcuded 85% C, 7.R6% III, 0.60~- S, 6.28% O+N. The study of hydroc.-.rbon employ- ed the chromatographic method of analysis in V-shap- ed columns. Silica gel of the 6h6K sort e.,.qployQ,' as adsorbent. Benzole, a mixture of qpirit -;nd ben- Card 1/3 zole (1:1), or/and pure acetone were employed as QW/21-r50-2-1 6/26 An Examination of the 'heraical Composition ofL the L-4---ii'd of Brown Coal Gasification from tl-.e Irsha-Borodinsk Derc- Pits solvents. Separqted mixtures of hy1roc.-rboi-sivere, by the adsorption chromatographic method, broken down into four -roups: mixtures of paraffin, oil and olefine hydrocarbons; aromatic monocylclic, aromatic, bicyclic, and aromatic tricyclic hy0ro- carbons. As desorbing fluids, dearomatized petro- leum ether, mixtures of petroleum ether with 10% benzole and benzole mixed with a 1:1 mixture of berizole and spirit were used. The fractional con- .tents of -anification tar are shown in tablesl and 2. The results of the examination of the paraffin fraction are shown in table 5. Data on h 'drocarbons is given in table 4. The examinations showed that gasification tar contained 15.72% phenol, 3.86% pyridine foundations, 33% hydrocarbons, the majorit d Card 2/3 of which were of the aromatic variety with boiliric, t, 1121 -1" 9-2- 1 r,12t' A n Ex, L,,,,,inqtjn,l nt' t,-e Cher.,.-ical Composition of4 the Li::Uid Pr.-)duct,~, of Brown Coa 1 Gasi fi c aticri from the Irsha-Borodinsk De-o- s i ts points of 290-245 0C, and could be utilized in the chemical industry for the production of plaptics, By the extraction of chemical components of tar water it is nossible to create a series of bypro- ducts. There are 5 tables, 1 diagram, and 2 Soviet references, ASbOCTATION: Institiit tnn~e-iier-,etiki AI", Ukr&'R (Inotitutc. of the AS PRE~--ENTED; By N.N. Lx,-brc,4hotov, (M.M. Ek--bro.Li-liotov) the iU7 SUMITTED: August 30, 1958 Card 3/3 RAKO SKIY. P.S.; KIGELI. G.B. Gasification tar from brovn coal of the Irsha-Barodino field is a source of rav material for the chemical industry. Gas. prom. 4 no.4: 16-19 Ap 159. (KIRA 12:6) (Krasnoyarsk Territory-Coal gasification) (Coal tpr) AUTHOR: j4Akp._v sov/65-59-7-10/12 etskiy TITLE: Chromatographic Analysis of Brown-Coal Tars (Khromatograficheskiy analiz burougollnykh smol) PERIODICAL: Khimiya i tekhnologiya topliv i masel, 1959, Nr 7, pp 48-51 (USSR) ABSTRACT: The author has used chromatographic analysis for tar from Ukrainian brown coals (Ref 3 . He now describes his application of this method with a U-shaped column (Fig 1) to crude freshly distilled paraffin oil (290-346 oc fractioni from Siberian (Nazarovsldy)coals. After separating into hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbom compounds (Fig 2 shows the chr'~'matogram) the mixture of hydrocarbon was again subjectea c;o absorption chromatography in the same column. The chromatogram obtained is shown in Fig 2. The absorbent was a 1 .1 1 mixture of types ShSK and KSM silica gels dried for 8 hours at 125 OC. Desorption was effected by (successively): de-aromatized petroleum-ether, mixture of petroleum ether with 10% benzene, benzene and a 1 : 1 alcohol-benzene mixture. Fig 3 shows the chromatogram obtained. The properties Card 1/2 and yields of the hydrocarbons are tabulated. They SOV/65-59-7-10/12 Chromatographic Analysis of Brown-Coal Tars consisted mainly of widely used for the substances and thus Card 2/2 There are 3 figures, which are Soviet and aromatic hydrocarbons which production on surface-active form a useful raw material. 1 table and 5 references, 3 2 English. are of ASSOCIATION: Institut teploenergetik--" ANUSSR (Thermal Power Institute AS Uk-_ SSR) MKOVLTSKIT, P.S. Rapid macromethod for the determination of carbon and bydrogen in organic substances. Khim.l tekh.toplA masel 5 no. 11:70- 72 m 16o. (MIRA 13:11) 1. Teploenergetichaskiy institut AN USSR. (Garbon--Analysts) (Hydrogen--Aaalysis) MAMMS= P.S. (Makovetalkyis P.S.]j Prinimali uchastiye: SWMJK, D.P.; SUBOTINAP 0 L.A.; LLohvina, L.A.]; PISHCIIAY, I.Ya. L.I.; WGVINA Characteristics of the petroleums of the central part of the Dnieper-Donets Lowland. Dop. AN URSE no.9:1205-1212 161. (MIRA 34:1-1) 1. Inatitut geologichaskikh nauk AN USSR. Predstavlano akademikom USM V.G. Bondarchukom (Bondarchuk, V.H.I. (Dniaper-Donets Lowland-Petroleum) MAKCIVETSKIY ?,2- P.S,.., SEiWYUK D~F, D.P~ ~IjC-V--I:t L.A. U _, L [Lc-hi" ne.. 1-k.. - PLSTLHAY, i.Ya. Pe fc- YL eum of' the sou"',hwe~!te!,n zone of the Dni aper- -DrinE, ts LoWljvv~~ IT -kT --'4'- J MIRA L4:1' A -Ins" mux AN USS:2. PredstaT.-ieno akadpm~k~jm AN MIR V.'-'.Fonlal chuxom -fBondar-huk., V.1 .4. D,-)net~e ~,)wl,%rid geolog-y.~ MAKOVE-,TSKIY,, P.S.. (Makovetslkyi, P.S.] Characteristics of natural gases from gas and gas-petroleum beds of the Dnieper-Donets Lowland. Dop. AN URSR no. 11:1519-1522 161. (MIRA 16:7) 1. Institut geologicheskikh nauk AN UkrSSR. Predstavleno akademikom AN UkrSSR V.G.Bondarchukom (Bondarch4k, V.H.I. (Dnieper-Doneta Lowland--Gas, Natural) MAKOVETSKIY,, P,..% [MakovetsIkyi,, P.S.]j SERDYUK, D.F. [Serdiuk, D.P.] Petrolems of the CIlinsk-RombyBhevka deposits of the central part of the Dnieper-Donate Depression, Dop. AN URSR no,12&1628-1629 162. (MIRA 1692) 1. Institut geologicheskikh nauk AB UkrSSR. Predstavleno akademi- kom AV UkrSSR V.G. Bondarchukom CBDndarchuk, VA.]. (Dnieper-Donets lowland-Pletrole=) MAKOVETSKITP Pavel Stepanovich; TITOVA, N.M., red.; TURBANOVA, "W'C" "' i__ 6n ed. .. . , e . r (From coal, petroleum, and gas] Iz uglia nefti I gaza. Kiev? Izd-vo AN Ukr. SSR, 1963~ 106 p. (MIRA 16:11) (Petroleum products) (Coal-tar products) (Synthetic products) MAKOVEETSM, Pavel Stepanovich; DCBRUK''OTOV, N.N., akademik, otv. I ~ I - ., , red. (Brown coal and products of its therrall decomposition] &lrye ugli i produkty ik-h termicheskogo razlozherLiia. Kiev, Haukova durpla, 1954. 178 p. (MIRA 17: 6) IWOW'PAU, P.S. (Makovetalkyl, F.S.]; SERDYUK, D.F. [S6vdiu~, D.P.] Potroleum of the Kach&ncvskc7e oil fiie]A -',a the Z,:tfu of the stopped faults of the Dniepimr-jAnet3 Lowland. Dop. All UP- R noseil.086-1089 162, (MIR-A 2-1.8:11) I. -~nititut geolog!rhaskl~h nauk AN U~-S-R. ne ~s r) r rr. AN 14AKOVETSKIY, p.S. r,,,jakovets,kyj, p.,.I; SERDYUK, D.F. 1) Lignite '.a a valuable chemical raw material for the production of montan wax. Khim. prom. 'Ukr.] no.3:17-19 JI-S 164. L (AURA 17:12) XAWVXTSKIY, P.T. (Leningrad) Problems for seniorChigh school] students. Fiz.v shkole 16 no-3:74-75 NY-Je '56. (MLRA 9:7) 1.Institat aviatsionnogo priborostroyanira. (Physics--Problems, exercises, etc.) r ~/-;N 1 1.) k / M A K 0 V *.~ V. V, V. I _V- SUBJECT USSR / PHYSICS CARD 1 / 2 PA - 1819 AUTHOR IdaO EpKLLP_X_ TITLE On the Generation In Photoelements and Photomultipliers~ PERIODICAL &rn.techn.fis,26, fasc.12, 2652-266o (1956) Issued: 1 / 195_7 Oscillations produced in a photomultiplier of the type FEU-13 in the case of over- burdening are described. When measuring the pulsation of the illumination of illu- minating devices which are fed by alternating current, the author discovered oscil- lations of supersonic frequencies in the current of the multiplier. These oscilla- tions arose and broke off again at certain points of the pulsation curve. Six of these curves are shown here. The generation domain shifts with growing distance from the source along the curve and follows the constantly illuminated point. If pulsation as regards amount is comparable with the constant component of the illu- mination, several generation domains can be observed simultaneously on the pulsa- tion curve. The generated frequencies are supersonic frequencies. Something similar has already been discovered by ROMIG and later by VAJITSTEIN and MALJAVKIN. Ex- periments were carried out for the purpose of clearing up some new properties of this phenomenon. The experimental device and its system are described. The de- pendence of the amplitude and the frequency of oscillations on illumination are in- vestigated and plotted as curve. It was found that generation is not connected with a certain illumination of the photocathode but with a certain light flux. The attempt was made to modify electron flux by "screening". This is possible thanks to the louver-like construction of the FEU. Next, the dependence of generation on V Zurn.techn.fia,26, fase.12, 2652-266o (1956) CARD 2 / 2 PA - 1819 the two variables, illumination and accelerating voltage, was investigated. Re- sults are shown in form of a ourve. A further diagram shows the behavior of the potential differences on the single cascades of the multiplier as a function of illumination in the case of a total voltage of 1500 V. The diagram shows that with an increase of illumination one cascade after another is overburdened, and that each time a new cascade is overburdened, generation takes place. Experiments have shown that generation is connected with a certain density of the electron flux at a certain point of the amplification domain. The mechanism of generation can be best explained by the dependence of the generating frequency on the time constant of the cascade and by the fact that oscillations are produced at such a moment of the regrouping of potentials at which a reduction of voltage takes place in one of the cascades, and simultaneously an increase of voltage takes place in neighboring cascades. The extraordinarily complicatedness of the system makes it, however, impossible to explain the mechanism of generation -.o the end. In conclusion it is said that in the photoelement oscillations are produced by high, and in multipliers at low illumination. In both cases the oscillatory range is very small, both as regards illumination and voltage. Oscillations in the photomultiplier have muoh in common with that in the photoelements. INSTITUTION: 8/112/59/000/012/096,/097 A052/AOOl Translation from% Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika, 1959, No 12, p, 2()2, # 25991 AUTHOR- Makovetskiy, P.V-._ TITLE, On the Image Interferences Caused by Aircraft PERIODICAL-, Tr. Leningr. in-t aviats. priborostr,, 1958, No, 18, pp, 95-104 TEXT,- The problem of the image intib-rferences arising due to the inter- ference of the direct beam and the beam reflected from a flying aircraft is dis. cussed, The Interferences consist in a pulsating change of the Image contrast To eliminate them, an increased antenna directivity, an Ins-allation of suppres- sion filters of 0.5-0,25 cycles, or an introduction of AF'J (ARU) are proposed. N.A.U, Translator's note. This is the full translation of the original Russian abstract, Card 1/1 69259 4?, SOV/112-59-17-37098 Translation frorp: -Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1959, Nr 17, p 189 (usn) AUTHOR: Makovetakiy, P. TITLE: Electronic-Optica _Amplifier)-5 PERIODICAL: Tr. Zonin" in-t avlats- nroborostr., 1958, Nr 23, pp 11-28 ABSTRACT: Properties of an electronic-optical amplifier are analyzed. The dependence of the amplification coefficient of the light flux and photocurrent on the parameters of the amplifier is given. At the present state of technology, amplification coefficients of approximately 80 - 120 per stage at a voltage of 20 kv are possible, and when multi-slot cathodes are used, the amplifica- tion coefficient of photocurrent can reach 400 - 500. The conceptions of the amplitude-frequency characteristic of the amplifier, as a relation of the module of the amplification coefficient to the incoming signal fre- I-uency, and of the amplitude characteristic, as a relation to output cur- rent amplitude of the amplifier to the input current amplitude, are in- troduced. Methods of formation of the frequency characteristic of the am- plifier (mixing of two and more luminosphores with different afterglow constants and others) are suggested. Amplitude characteristics of some Card 1/2 screens are given. The problem of signal-to-noise X Electronic-4jp-,icai Amplifier ratio is investigated the amplifier does high inertia, this posed to use the -teletransmitting eff.Lcienc~, is given. and it is shown that in the not impair the signal-to-noise ratio, on account of a narrower electronic-optical amplifiers in tubes, and the design of such a Ther6 are 19 references. 69259 SM/112-59-17-37098 case of an inertialess luminophore ratio; in the case of a screen with pass-band, improves. It is pro- order to increase the sensitivity of tube, having also an increased storage P.Kh.L. Card 2/2 30) AUTHOR: Makovetskiy,P.V. COV/33-36-3-14/29 TITLE% Antiradiant of a Yeteor Stream PERIODICAL; Astronomicheskiy zhurnal,1959,Vol 369Nr 3PPP 487-490 (USSR) ABSTRACT: The author considers the influence of the Earth to the density of the meteor stream. It is stated that in the neighborhood of the Earth in the direction contrary to the radiant (denoted as antiradiant) there appears a zone with an elevated density of meteors. This zone forms a danger for cosmic vehicles. Observa- tions of the occultation of t~,e radiant by the Moon can give new data on the parameters of the stream and the atmosphere of the Moon. The results of N.D.Moiaeyev fRef 22 are not used. The pre3ent paper is shortened; the complete text is published in "Trudy Laningradskogo instituta aviatsionnogo priborostroyeniya. 1958, Nr 28". There is 1 table, 1 figure, and 5 references, 3 of which are Soviet, 1 German, and 1 French. ASSOCIATION,Leningradskiy institut aviatsionnogo priborostroyeniya(Leningrad Institute of Construction of Aviation Equil3ment SUBMITTED: December 2, 1957 (initially) January 28, 1959 (after revision) Card 1/1 S/029 ~1~,000/002/001/005 3' 24 4/0 V) B1177B!205 AUTHOR: Makovetskiy, P., Candidate of Technical Sciences TITLE: Cliffs in space PERIODICAL: Tekhnika molodezhi, no. 2, 1961, 4 TEXT: This article deals with the accumulation of meteor particles, which is very dangerous to space navigation. In 1957 the author has made the following observation: When the Earth traverses a stream of meteor particles, their density increases in a certain direction and the danger involved rises accordingly. The existence of meteor particles, which are invisible in space, is perceived only when they are destroyed, that is to say, when passing through the atmosphere or impinging on the piezoelectric plate8 of the pickups of an artificial earth satellite. The percussions caused by the impact of such particles are registered by special devices and transmitted to the ground. It is for this reason that only those streams of meteor particles of the solar system are known, the trajectories of which intersect the orbit of the Earth. The fact that meteors seem to come from one point, the so-called radiant, depends on Card 113 Cliffs in space 2133.4 S/029/61/000/002/001/005 B117/B205 the perspective and indicates that the particles move on nearly parallel trajectories. The most dangerous area to space travelers is the spindle- shaped area of space, which stretches along the axis of symmetry of the particle stream and is orientated in the direction of the particles, as seen from the Earth. As this direction is opposed to the radiant, it is called the antiradiant. The increase in the particle density within the zone of danger has been calculated by the author for a rocket of 4 m diameter. When, at a distance of 385,000 km from the Earth, the rocket reaches the axis of the increase in density caused by the Earth in the particle stream, where the particles had originally moved on parallel trajectories at a velocity of 30 km/sec relative to the Earth, the number of particles impinging on the rocket increases by a factor of 10,000,000 in relation to the number of particles in free space. At a distance of 1 km from the axis of the increase in density, the number of particles will be of the order of 20,000, and at a distance of 1000 km they are only 30 times as numerous as in free space. These figures demonstrate the serious danger encountered in the zone of increase in density. It is therefore necessary to know when and where such concentrations of meteor particles may occur before launching a rocket into outer apace. Card 2/ 3 21314 Cliffs in space S/02 9/6 1/000/ 002 /001/ 00 5 B117/B205 As the main streams of meteor particles in the neighborhood of the Earth are known, such predictions are not very difficult. On the color insert this is illustrated for the case in which the Earth and the Moon pass through two streams of meteors simultaneously. The zones of danger are hatched. It is seen that navigation in space can be calculated in advance. The further exploration of space with the aid of artificial earth satellites will permit the prediction of danger zones even in the range of other planets. There is 1 figure. Legend to Fig. on color insert: (1) Earth; (2) Moon; (3) and (4) streams of meteors; (5) antiradiants; (6) trajectory of the rocket. (Note: Due to the size of the Figure, we were wl&ble to fit it to a master.) Card 313 RAKOVET51uy, P.V. Elementary television channel and its characteristics. Radio- tekhnika 16 no.4:52-62 Ap 161. (MM 14:9) 1. Dq;y4tvitel'nyy chlen Nauchno-tekhnicheakogo obshchestva radiotekhniki i elektrogvyazi im. A.S. Popova. (Television) 4; --MAKOVETSKIY,-P.V., kand.tekhn.nauk (Leningrad) Artificial Trojans. Priroda 51 no.4g85-87 Ap 162. (MIRA 15:4) (Artificial satellites in telecommunication) ACC NR: AR7000899 SOURCE CODE: UR/0058/66/000/009/HO58/HO58 AUTHOR: Makovetskiy, P. V. 1TITLE: Phase-shift in a system of a transmitter and receiver stationary with respect to each other during motion relative to a medium SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. 9Zh411 REF SOURCE: Tr. Leningr. in-t aviats. priborostr. vyp. 45, 1965, 53-59 TOPIC TAGS: acoustic system, phase shift, phase measurement, velocity ABSTRACT: A study is made of the phase-shift occurring in a system of an acoustic!, transmitter and receiver stationary with respect to each other while the system is ini motion relative to the medium. In that case, the phase-shift appears to be a measure of the velocity of motion. In the presence of acceleration, the phase shift becomes variable, which leads to the appearance of a difference in frequency. The latter then becomes the measure of acceleration. [Translation of abstract] JKP) SUB CODE: 20/ ACC NRiAPbO19bO4 SOURCE CODE: LM/0293/66/004/003/0493/0495 AUTHOR: Mak'ovetski ~-! P ---V. c~2 ORG: none TITLE: Meteor danger in the antiradiant of a meteor stream SOURCE: Kosmicheskiye issledovaniya, v. 4, no. 3, 1966, 493-495 TOPIC TAGS: meteoritics, meteor stream, radiant, meteor density, spaceflight safety ABSTRACT: The possible danger posed to spacecraft by meteor concentrations in the antiradiant of a meteor stream is analyzed. In earlier works (I. Astron. zh.J36, no, 3, 487, 1959. 2. Tr. Leningradskogo in-ta aviatsionnogo priborostroyeniya, 28, 76, 19591, the author has shown that when passing through a meteor stream, the eartn focuses the stream in the antiradiant, i.e., in a direction opposite to the radiant, resulting in an increased density of meteor bodies in that region. In the case of a point radiant the meteor danger along the axis of the antiradiant increases infinitely. In the immediate vicinity of the axis it is inversely proportional to the distance from the axis. Even though no strictly parallel trajectories exist in actual meteor streams and the radiant is therefore Aiffused into an area of some extent rather than being concentrated in a point, the degree of meteor focusing still remains great enough to constitute a hazard to spacecraft and must be taken into accouat~- Card 1/2 UDC: -_62J.198. __~24 -L 295671-66 ACC NR, A-P6olq6o4 in planning flight paths . Coefficients of mf-~erjr conc entrat ions are pre-sented in tabular form for the case of it diffilaed area whone angular diamnter exceedo the angular diameter of the radiant or antiradiant. The total number of particles pas- sing through this area will be the same for point or diffused radiants. It is found that even in the case of weak streams the danger of meteors in the vicinity of the antiradiant is great. However, sporadic meteor particles are not focused by the earth. Such studies of meteor concentrations find application in astronautics in planning the spacecraft's attitude and approach to other celestial bodies. Orig. art.1 has: 1 table and 2 formulas. [DMI SUB CODE: 03/ SUBM DATE: 23Apr64/ oRiG REF: 003/ OTH REF: 001/ ATD PRESSJO 1,5- 2 -.,~'-M~,71~T~KIY, P.V., kanc:.!,ek.hn.nauk Skjuriotil; storoo o:'fecui. Pl`roda 55 no.1:6_i-i,~ ja '4'. ('-'~`,A 10:1) 1. %u-- : -- rtr:,-~-l''ial MOVEY, A.G., inzh. Automatic control of the steaming regime for reinforced concrete products. Shakht. stroi. 7 no.7:26-28 Jl 163. (KIRA 16s10) 1. Dam tekhn-tki Rostovskiy ugollnogo kombinata Ministerstva ugollnoy promyshlennosti SSSR. 8/058/62/000/010/007/093 Ao6l/A101 AUTHORS: Teodoresku, I., Pakovey,-M., Teodoru, V. TITLE: Widening the energy range of the Y -120 (U-120) cyclotron PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika, no. 10. 1-962, 4, abstract 1OB31 ("Rev. phys. Acad. RPR", m61, v. 6, no. It, 555 - 565) TEXT: Described are changes in the h-f oscillator circuit, as well as in ' the accelerating system and in the system of mag netic field correction, that have been performed on the U-120 cyclotron of the Institut atomnoy fiziki (Atom- ic Physics Institute) in Bucarest (Rumania) to widen the energy range of acceler- ated particles. Changes were produced in the oscillator throughout all five power-amplifier stages so that it fully spanned the new frequency range (7.3 - IP-5 Me), at the same time retaining theenergy'parameters. The oscillator wils practically redesigned and can now be tuned in the frequency range of 5 - 16 Me. The necessary magnetic field correction was ensured by uaing central and periph- ,eral shims. It Is reported that the achieved widening of,the energy range has already permitted experiments to be conducted on low energies (4 Mev/coulomb). FAbstracterl note: Complete translation] A. Fateyev Card 1/1 MAKOVEYEV, M., polkovnik Love your native land# hate its enemies- Kam.Vooruzh.5il 3 no.3340-44 D 162. (N:ERA l6s2) (Patriotism) (Russia-Foreign relations) MKOVEYEV, W. S - Author of article, "In the Central Arctic," concerning a visit to the scientific stations on floating ice Ulands; North Pole 3 and North Pole 4. (Krasnaya Zvezda, Moscow, 21 and 24 Jul 54) SO: SUM No. 239, 13 Oct 1954 Mil~coveyr=v, AUTHOR: Makoveyev, Mikh. TITLE: Brotherhood (Bratstvo) 86-1-9/30 PERIODICAL: Vestnik Vozdushnogo Flota, 1958, Nr 1, pp. 15-19 (USSR) ABSTRACT: This is a story about a pilot and a navigator who bailed out of their burning aircraft with one parachute after they had completed their aerial photography mission on the Caucasus front during the war. The story is interwoven with the expression of strong patriotic feelings and with a description of a romance between the young navigator and a girl. AVAILABLE: Library of Congress Card 1/1 1~/ill 1, ~ . " , t'I. /// '), MAEDVIffEV, Hlkhail Stepanovich; PWAKOV, I.L., redaktor; FLWM, D.A. taklmichenkly redaktor. [Arctic diary] Pollarqyl dnafnik. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo geogr. lit-ry, 1955. 94 p. (KLRA 9:1) (Arctic regions) KAKOVAM. N. Single litter system as a means for increasing mat proftation In avine. 'reterinariia 34 no.10:58-59 0 '57. (MLRA 10:11) 1. GlavVy vetvrach Krasnoyarskogo krayevogo upravleniya sovkhozov. (3.wine breeding) CHERNOV, R.I.; MAKOVEM, u.1. C ompara t., Ive analysis ()f various rubber and w,4-,e rc,pp- bellf. Vop.bazop.v ugoll.sba~,.. 41283--289 '61,. isa) MAKOVEYEV, N. V. ~ I - - ~-- Elimination of infeLotions atrophic rhinitia in swine on a state farm. Veterinar-lia 40 no-4--18-19 Ap ~63- (MIRA 17:1) 1. Starshiy veterinarnyy vrach veterinamogo otdola Krasno- yarzkogo krayevogo upravleniya proizvodstva i zagotovok sellskokhozyaystvennykh produktov. MAKOVEYEV, N.V. Communist relationsidp to labor. Veterinaxiia 41 no.1.5-7 Ja 164. (MIRA 17:3) 1. Starshiy veterinwnW vrach veterinarnogo otdela Krasnoyar- skogo krayevogo upravieniya proizvodstva i zagotovok sellskc- hozyaystvennyk.h produktov. MAKOVEYEEV, P. D. 20777. Makoveyev, P. D. Proizvodstvennyye ispy-taniya elaktropil A.'TI-1. 3bornik nauch. issled. Rabot (Arkhrang. lesotekhn. in-T im. Kuybysheva). U1, 1949, s. 105-15. SO: LETOPIS ZHURNAL STATEY - Vol. 28, Moskva, 1949. . HAKOVEM. F.D.; UOVOSELITSEV, II.V., red.; ZHURAVLEV, B.A., red. jzd-ve,; VOLMYER, R.S., tekhn. red. [manually operated electric instrument for removing bark] Ruchnoi elektrifitsirovannyt instrument d1ta okorki drevesiny. CHOSICV81 M-vo lesnoi promyshl. SSSR 11956) 6 o. (MIRA 11111) (lumbering--Machinery) MIOTIM, P.D., inzhaner; SHCFMTININ, I.P., Inzhener. -- Now electric tools for logging. Lee. prom. 35 no.2:12-15 1 '57. (Lumbering-Kachinery) (Power tools) (KM 10-4) YAKOVBYU, S.G., kandidat teiffinichaskikh nauk; BERDICHEVSKITY, G.I., VA . 1% "IMM11 IT-tekhnichaskikh nauk. Increasing the prestress in reinforced concrete beams; evaluation of T.K. Dolobko's article. Bet.i zhal.-bet. no.9:340-341 D 155. (HLBA 9:3) (Girders) (Prestressed concrete) SOV/1 24- 58- 1-1187 Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 1, p 151 (USSR) AUTHOR: Makoveyev, �-. G- TITLE: On the Consideration of the Flexibility of Reinforced- concrete Bending Elements in the Determination of the Deflections and the Width of Cracks in the Concrete Ob uchete gibkosti zhelezabeton- nykh izgibayemykh elementov pri opredelenii progibov i shiriny raskrytiya treshchin v betone) PERIODICAL: V 5b. 15-ya nauchn. konferentsiya Leningr. inzh. -stroit. in ta. Leningrad, 1957, pp 48-53 ABSTRACT: The author proposes the introduction into the calculation formulas of a correction coefficient that would take care of the effect of the flexibility, which has a substantial effect on the formation and widening of cracks, the development of plastic deformations, and the magni- tude of the deflections. Reviewer's name not given Card 1/1 MAKDVMV, S.G., kand. tekhn. nauk Analyzing reinforced concrete components for shearing force taking into consideration the reduced width of cross sections. Sbor. nauch tradev LISI no.26:215-223 157. (MII?A 12:1) (Reinforced concrete-Testing) n7-q2-5-lc"'IL~ 12 ~inecr, and Makovwn- AUMOR: MawoLto'vo !., Erv ~14 L Technical Scien-.-ea TITLE: Mazt-afacture of Prestresse-' Reinforced Concrete with Ehescription of Stres,,q Gauging and Tensic-ni~-)g :-f Reinforef-3nent (Izgoto-v-leniye predvaritellno nastilov s sovmesh!--h-=r-iy---m opere-tsiy po kv-li1)r-)--!'ke I amatury PERIODICAL: Beton i Melewbetor:,, 1958, No, 5, USSR Fj-, !94-11)~ ABSTRACT: The article deals with tensioned hot rolled s-~andiqxd profile from steel Maxk St. or 25 C-2S by stress calibration. The reinforcement is special plan', and then tensioned against specia; !-'i- steel forms (in case of continuous production) or tensioned with special enchors (in the case of individual casting.) For checking the tensioning of a greater number of steel bars after stress calibration a special balancing mechanism I-E! This balancing process is necessary to make certair, of eq,---tLity of stress in in&-.,:~Ldual bars e.g. a six metre long b,-4.r t,-, Y-9-ri o-.; slight deformations could differ -from F. perfect-1.17 stzaight, I)a-r Card 1/2 by up to 10 m. The Leningrad factory for reinrc,:-2~3 --incrE-.t~- T(- 5P- 5 - 10/4 Manufacture of Prestressed Reinforced Concrete Floor Slabs with of Stress Gauging and Tensioning of Reinforcement. products "BAILRDCADA" turns o-Lit floor slabs vIth tv- h-'-Luvs Mark BP-2 reinforced with hot rolled steel reinfor-~,em,ri - -.j. standard profile. The reinforcement in thas-- pr,--,uu.-t,, calibrated and Tensioned. ac~!ording to the descritoF~14 metni 11 Figare 1 illustrates the plant for simultaneois stress --g-libral-I ~i and tensioning of stress reinforcement. The t.tin!F,r)n-Ing Dir U,.e- above mentioned slabs was carrLed out to a limit of 5(', tons 'by means of a -winding Jack through a reduction po-wered ".)y -in electric motor. The tensioning I a control I ea by a manmiritei . -To I -ant 4- tensions simu~ftaneously three 14mm diameter bars, 'FlIe. is as follows: - Reinforcing bars are anchored tI.-I one elde (),17 tie framework and tensioned at that stage and the othEr siele. cf th.,~ framework is removed. Then the second end of the. fraiaev-Drk -~~!-,h anchoring plates is fixed to paxtially tensionei tjass and t=--.isioned further to the required stress. The magnitude .)f =-houid not. be more than 0.9 of the value of "sectionad f:3. the f-,y-,)- of steel used.. There is one figure. 1 . Reinforced concrete--PrOrj,,(, CarrL iorj 2. Reinfcr,~r.-~ properties SOV/97-59-3-12/15 AUTHORS: Mamontov, I. I., Engineer, and Candidate of Technical Sciences TITLE: Floor Slabs with two Hollows Reinforced in the Bottom Corners PERIODICAL: Beton i zhelezobeton., 1959, Nr 3, p 137 (USSR) ABSTRACT: These hollow slabs have reinforcement of periodii se,3tioa 14-24 mm in diameter of steel mark St.5 and 215 GS, or of steel mark 30KhG2S. The remaining reinforcement ef the slab consists of welded mesh made of 6-8 mm diameter bar3 600-1000 mm long (see Fig 1). Tests were carried out in the Leningrad Factory of Reinforced Concrete Produ3ts "Barrikada" to find a means of simplifying this rej.nfurce- ment. Instead of three 14 mm diameter bottom bars. two 18 mm diameter bars were substituted in the corners, and instead of eight 4 mm diameter wire in the bottom mesh, mesh consisting of five wires of the same diameter was used (see Fig 2). Tests carried out with this simplified re-in- Card 1/2 fcreement of the slabs were successful. Simplification is SOV/97-59-3-12/15 Fioor Slabs with two Hollows Reinforced in the Bottom Corners also advocated for hollow slab consisting of 4 hollows. There are 2 figures. Card 2/2 K02LOVSKIY, I.; MAKOVEYEV, V. Lineless raster, Radio no.9126-2? 3 lo~4. - " - , i , , ., ~c - . ' - ':" ) L 02h03-67 ' &'T(d)/F~S-'2 GD ACC NRi AT6022318 SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/66/ooo/ooo/0022/0025 AUTHOR: Katayev, S. I.;_Makove7ev, V. G.; Smirnov, V. V.; Dywich, E. Avaneso ORG: Non'e TITLE: Experimental converter of television signal standards SOURCE: Vsesoyuznaya nauchnaya sessiya, posvyashchennaya Dnyu radio, 22d, 1966. Sektsiya feleviden'iya. Moscow, 1966, 22-25 TOPIC TAGS: signal to noise ratio, TV converter, TV equipment, TV system, vidicon tube, video signal ABSTRACT: The authors discuss the various problems involved in exchange oil Lele- vision programs due to the existence of four incompatible television signal stand- ards. A brief description is given of an experimental converter developed by the television department of the Moscow Electrotechnical Institute of Communications in 1964-1965. This device converts a television signal froal a system with a line frequency of 625 per second at 50 frames per second to a nignal wW1 525 lineal- per second at 60 frames per second and vice versa. The basic unit in the converteri is a device for rephotographing the image containing an optically interconv~qcted kinescope and transmitting tube which operate in different scanning systems. Card 1/2 1 02403-67 ACC NR, AT60223-18 Since the transmitting tube in the camera used for the original photography is re- sponsible for most of the distortions which appear in the converted image, par- ticular attention is given to the requirements for this tube. Some of the spe- cific requirements for this component are uniformity in the amplitude of the video signal on the working section of the target, proper transmission of infor- mation on the black level in the image and a target time constant of about 40 msec. This time lag in the transmitting tube reduces the amplitude of low frequency spurious modulation of the output signal, improves the signal to noise ratio and increases line "beat-frequency". It was found that vidicon tubes give the best results. The best lens for the intermediate optical system is the OKS1-50. The reproduction unit uses the 23 LK61 kinescope which gives a peak brightness of the order of 500-600 nit at an accelerating voltage of 25 kv. The size ratio of image conversion is 1:1. Provision is made for both automatic and manual suppres- sion of spurious low-frequency modulation of the output signal at lcps. The converter also contains input and output signal channels, a monitor for suppression of specific distortions and synchrogenerators for both standards. The output image has 7-8 differentiable gradations when there are 9 differen- tiable gradations in the input image. The signal to noise ratio at the output. is 31 db for an input ratio of 27 db, i. e. a gain of 4 db. There is practi- cally no flicker in the output image due to spurious modulation. Magnetic shielding of various units is used to eliminate the effect of a-c background from the 50 CPS bower supRly. Orij;.Art.,haa:.,1 table UB CODE: StM DATE- 2hM&r66 09/ Card 10 NRv AM5001713 Monograph UR/ Samoylov, Vladimir Fedorovich; Makoveyev, Vladimir Grigorlyevich _kUlse technologyk (Impullanaya tekhnika) (Moscow] Izd-vo "Svyaz'", 1�-6-4.-279 p. illus., biblio. Errata slip inserted. 27,000 copies printed. ,TOPIC TAGS: pulse signal, pulse amplifier, pulse modulation, pplse generator, pulse transformer, pulse shaper, multivibrator, trigger circuit PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: This book is recommended as a manual for atuden In technical schools of communication. It presents the fundamentals of pulse technology and the essentials of appropriate theories and calculations. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Foreword 3 Ch. 1. Pulse parameters and spectra 1. Basic pulse-signal parameters 4 2, Spectral composition of the pulse process 9 31 Connection between pulse parameters and spectrum width -- 19 Card _P__ ACC NRt AD15001713 Ch II. Linear pulse converters i. Transient characteristic of a linear four-terminal network 30 2. Differentiating circuit -- 34 3. Shortening circuit -- 38 4. Inductive RC -- 47- 5. Integrating RC -- 53 Pulse transformer -- 57 Reproduction of output pulse top in a pulse transformer 6o Formation of an output pulse front in a pulse transformer 71 9. Artificial delay lines -- 74 Ch. 111. Fundamentals of the theory of pulse amplifiers -- 1. Principles of designing a pulse amplifier ci-rcuit' -- 83 2, Pulae front distortion and its correction --- 84 3. Pulse top distortion and Its correction 91 4-'Cathode follower -- 95 5. Transistorized pulse amplifiers -- 103 Ch. IV. Nonlinear pulse transformers 1. Limiters using diodes -- 113 2. Limiters using electron tubes- -- 122 3 Limiters using transistors -- 128 4: Voltage effect in a separation capacitor 130 Card =_W"- -1 AM5M713 %~'toif~461~fixation circuits 133 generators ko Types of pulse generators 137 9".Blocking oscillator -- 142 3: Pulse shaping In a blocking oscillator circuit -- 145 4- Pause shaping between pulses in a blocking oscIllfator circuit 15 5, klultivibrator -- 155 6, Synchronization of pulse generators 163 - Pulse generator under standby condition -- 168 Trigger -- 17T 9, Transistorized pulse generators 183 10, Transistorized blocking oscillator __ 184 11, Transistorized multivibrators 185 12. Transistorized triggers -- 189 Ch. V1. Saw-toothed pulse generators 1, Saw-toothed pulses -- 192 2, Saw.-toothed voltage generators 194 3. Saw.;toothed current generators 211 ACC NRt Am5001713 Ch. VII. Pulse modulation and selection 1, Pulse frequency divider -- 217 2. Pulse signal modulation and demodulation 218 3, Pulse signal selection -- 226 Ch. VIII. Pulse dividers and frequency multipliers a 1. Pulse frequency dividers -- 246 2. Pulse generator synchronization on a multiple frequency 246 3. Dividers with step-by-step energy storage 254 4, Frequency dividers using binary circukto 261 Complex frequency divider circuits -- 261 Pulse frequency multipliers -- ~65 Multipliers with inert synchronization 275 Bibliography 278 SUB 0ODEt 091 SUBM DATE: 23Mar64/ ORIG REFt 017/ OTH REF: 001/ 4/4 dT / F, t,, -L.oh67-6--67----F~~T(c)LE7-dP(k)/F (d) _r(m)/T/EWP(v)/1501 (z)/E1TI/FW(1) j Ct- NKt A 21525 SOURCE CODE: UP/0089/66/020/006/0482/0485 wW/,jD/JG/JR AUTHOR: Subbotin, V. I.; Koz1ov., F. A.; Ivanovskly., N. No; Mlv3xovp V. M. ORG: none A -71 TITLE: Detection of leaks in steam generators of the sodium-water type ~SOURCE: Atomnaya energiya, v. 20, no.6, 1966, 482-485 3 TOPIC TAGS: liquid metal cooled reactor, sodium, hydrogen, nuclear reactor technologyp nuclear safety ABSTRACT: After showing that the most sensitive 4~ehod of deSIcting small leaks frol~' the steam generator is one based on the diffusioa f hydrogen'from the sodium into vacuum the authors describe the construction Zif two'~ickups, one used in the liquid- sodium%Zeam and the other in the gas space over the circulating sodium, and the test loop-for this purpose (Fig. 1). The experimental procedure, the calibration, and the plotting of the pickup characteristics are described. The characteristics of the en- tire system are obtained as functions of the temperature, the hydrogen concentration in the sodium, and the velocity of the flowing sodium. The results show that the penetration of the hydrogen from the gas phase into the pickup and from the sodium I into the pickup is approximately the same for a given concentration. Bath pickups begin to detect the presence of hydrogen at sodium temperatures higher than 360C. The pickup placed in the gas aver the sodium, however, exhibited a larger time delay and gave less unambiguous resu1ts as a function of the sodium bydride content in the Card 1/2 uDc: 621.o39-534.6: 621-039-534: 44 ng. 1. Diagram of installation. Main loop, - auxiliary loop; 1 - heater, 2 - centrifugal Pump, 3 - hydrogen Pickup, 4 - Pump tank, 5 - water and hydrogen supp1y, 6 - auxiliary tank with gas volume, 7 - oxide indicator, 8 - sodium trap. sodium, and a greater dependence an the sodium velocity was observed. It is conclu4 that by asking use of the unique dependence of the penetrability of hydrogen from sodium through nickel into vacuum it is possible to produce an instrument which not only detects leakage from the steam generator, but also determines continuously a14 remotely the content of the hydrogen in the sodium and in other reactpr coolants, Orig. art. has: 5 figWes, 3 formulas, and 1 table. SUB CODE: 21 sm DATz: 3oDec65/ ORIG REF: 004/ OTH REF: 003 Card 212 ~- /,/- z f SAI.,.OY-LOV, Vladinir Fedorovich; ]~AKOVFYEV, Vladim!,~~-Grigorlyevich; FUFAYEVA, M.N., red. - [Pulse techniques] Impul'snaia tekhnika. Moskova, Izd-vo "Sviaz"I 1964. 279 p. (MM 17:5) DOPONMI, Yevogeniy Filippovicl,,; Vjad4jrjr 10,AKC'Fh-YEV,L V~G,s, otv. red,; TSEITLIN, P'~G, r-eA-, (Transistorized pulse generators] Tranzistorny& impullsov. Mosk-va, Sviaz" 1965. 237 p. (Y.~IHA !F,;-!) 14AKOVEYEV. _ P. Wooffh"It" Attachment to horizontal milling machines used for simultaneous cutting of two ends of rollers. Stan.i instr. 28 no.9:41 S 157 (MIRA 10:10) (Milling machines--Attachments) NEFEDOV, V.D.; ROMAN, I.M.; RYUKHIN, Yu.A.; RAKOVEYEV, Ye.A. Isotope effects during the reaction (n, 2n) in antimony. Radiokhimiia 5 no.5s643-646 163. OGRA 170) DEMIN, A.G.; KUSHAKEVICH, Yu.P.; MA-kQ Tq, Ye.A.; ROZMA.N, I.M.1 CRACHAKOV, A-j4. Millisecond thallium isomers. Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 45 no-5:1344-1351 N 163. (MIRA 17:1) MMMIUN, D.G.; ZYKOV, Yu.V.,-_I-_iAKOV-tYEVA G.M.; AIWRIANGVA, S.V. Effect of Iyophilization on the polymerism and i - "n inological propertiev of desoxytibonucleoproteins. Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 52 no.11:51-54 N 161. (MIRA 15:3) 1. Iz laboratorii i=mnokhimii (zav. - prof. V.S. Gostev) Instituta eksperimentallnoy biologii (dir. - prof. I.N. M4yakiy) A121 SSSR, Moskva. Predstavlena deystvitelinym chlenom Al-2-1 SSSR, 14.11. Zhukovym-'Werezhnikavym. (ITUCLEOPRMINS) (FREM-DRYING) MAKOVEYEVA, N.F. Methods for testing laminated glued wood. Standart-*Lzatsiia 25 no.11:45 N 161. (MMIt 14:11) (Plywood-Testing) MAKOVICKA, J, I was not afraid of a fall. P. 199. SVET MOTORU. (Svaz pro spolupraci s armadou.) Praha, Czechoslovakia Vol. 13, no. 7, Mar. 1959 Monthly list of East European Acessions (EL-AI), W, Vol. 8, no. 7 July 1959 Uncl. 11 -T " PT' k, Jan .14UDir. MOOMMENOwwa :',pse of extirnated i`i--,~-rn-in if bronchi. Cesk. otoL-4,-. Aug 57. 1. Otolaryn-olopicke ITN7 v Parflubicich, -ii-Amorta MTTDr. 'Inclav Hortteek. (BIONCHI, nenr'ns-i chondro-.- . q,Trp. (Cz (CHONDR01%, -nirp,. bronchin' (~;z Makovicka K. and Brabeck S. IV. oddeleni Statniho zdravotniho ustavi. Zkusenosti a no~ ~ivnimi pu6vd pro kultivaci ze stolice Our experience with new selective media.-for stool cultures Casopis Lekaru Ceskych, Prague (Czechoslovakia) 1947, 86/37 (1138-1140) Illus. 2 The efficiency of Leifson's selenite F medium, the desoxycholate-citrate agar, and the Wilson-Blair's bismuth sulphite agar was compared with that of Endo's agar and Kauffmann's tetrathionate broth. From 1,876 specimens of faeces were isolated: Kauffmann's Leifson's medium medium S. typhi ............ 92 132 S* paraty 94 ,phi Bo ... o. 116 S. typhi murium ..... 4 5 A number of 1,,073 specimens of faeces-~ere inoculated simultaneoubly into Kauffmann's medium (with subsequent subculture on Endo's agar) and on Wilson- Blair agar. From this series were isolated: Kauffmann's Wilson-Blair's medium agar S. typhi ............ 160 2h9 S. paratyphi B ...... 71 85 A number of 4,,056 specimens of stool were plated simultaneously on Endo's agar and desoxycholate-citrate agar. Isolated: MAKOVICU 14 be" PHI 0614b" vy"Itsvivonals bloillaw" 4pmtwlle WAMSMUM fW TO sdmvo Ildw 194-2 Jeft-M 50 PO 0 2, or the Fourth Divisuft of the Buts ROOM% rawtItaft (Bud - Dcomt Radcas, H.D*). CM %1. 19V No. 2 Aug. I 9W MAKWICLAp K. * "Notes on the formation of chemosesistant strains of bacteria by Mutation." Folia, Micrdbj2jqdca Praguep No.l., Jan 1961 pp62-63 Dept. of Epidemiology,, Military Research an& Postgraduate Training Institute (Vojewky vyzkumny a doakc1ovaci ustav) in Rradec Kralove. VXLVART, Jozef Chronic respiratoY7 disensen In welders. Pracovni lek. 10 no.1:54-57 Khr 58. L Klinika chorob z povolania a tk'/Pieny Drace v Bratislava, prednosta prof. Dr. M. Nosal. (RESPIRATORT TRACT, diseases, occup. in welders (Cz)) (0(;GWATICHAL DISM-2S. reap. dis. in welders (Cz)) MAKOVICKY, Emil, MUDr. - Health services in Soviet industrial plants. Cesk. zdravot. 4 no.5: 286-294 May 56. 1. KMOetnik poverenika zdLravotnictva. (INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE, in Russia (Cz)) P"f /I, I'\ u V~ t' ~'_' (-N IL WUIMER, ~., MDr.-. KLKOVICKY, E., KMr.; RESKO. T.. KUDr. Present status of the organization of ambulatory services in Bratislava. Cask. zdravot. 5 no.5:261-264 May 57. (OUTPATIM SERVICE, ambulatory sarv. In Czech. (Cs)) - - - . - i MOVICKY . .,+,,namestnik poverenika zdravotnietva; ESTOK, G. poverenictvo - i I r-Vj"%Vw- Ivico nietva. Considerations on the development of public health in Slovakia in the Czechoslovakian People's Democracy. Ce9k. adravot. 5 no.12: 672-682 Dee 57. (PUBLIC HYALTH, in Czech. (Cz)) NOSAL, M.; MAKOVICRY, I.; PALEC, R. I -- r" aining of health workers for aare of industrial workers. Cesk. zdravot. Ir 6 no.9s548-553 Sept 58. (INDTMTRTAL HTGIM, edac. health serv. staff training (Cz)) MAKOVICKY, 3. Mr.; A., MUDr.; PALNG, R., HUDr. Principal trends in the development of health services according to long-term planning. Cesk. zdravot. 7 no.9:552-570 Oct 59. (PUBLIC HFALTH) cc to 40 Wi inn. 97 R R et- g.80 A R; t9 1.11 a 95 Ir 0 OU a mw . 1~ . T. va "M V,0 0 fk4 -, ~ p '00 vpa ;, 1 9 hl , go -li I ~~d 3~: N~jj VT Z,9 F, Pt 17 E, 88 i 1. K. i~ W .1 00 is ct 0 MAKOVICKYS E., doc. dr.; STIPEK, J., inz. 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