SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MAYOROV, A.A. - MAYOROV, F.P.

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S/089/61/010/003/004/021
B108/B209
AUTHORS: Galkin, N. Polonnikova, G. A.,
Shcherbakova, V. G., Utkina, L. V.
TITLE: Separation of uranium from impurities by means of
ammonium carbonate
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, v. 10, no- 3, 1961, 233-237
TEXT: The authors investigated the dissolution of pure (NH 4)2U207 in
(NH 4)2CO3 and 1,H4HCO 3' the separation of uranium in the form of
(NH ) ruo (CO ) -' and the behavior of some impurities in the salting out
4 4 - 2 3 3j'
of the crystals of this carbon complex. The dissolution involves the
following processes:
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(Nl14)*UI07 + 6(NH,),,CO, + 3HO
'2(NH,),[UO.(CO*),1+6NH,OH;
(NH,),U,O, + 6NH,HCO,
2(NH,),IUO,(r-O,),]+ 3H20.
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(1)
(2) (2)
The experiments were made with a special vessel in a thermostat at
40 + 0.10C. Equilibrium was practically reached after one hour. The
higher solubility of (NE 4)2U207 in NH4HCO3 (Fig. 1) may be explained by
the action of NE 40H which shifts the equilibrium to the left (see
reaction (1)). Dilute solutions containing (NH 4)2C0 3 or KH4HCO3 in a
stoichiometric ratio (according to (1) and (2)) may completely dissolve
ammonium di-uranate without formation of the above carbon complex. The
precipitation of small and large crystals was determined in order to
study the influence of certain factors upon crystallization. Large
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crystals are called such of a size of 100 >(20 - 300 $60 p. The experiments
were carried out as follows: (NH 4)2CO3 was added under stirring to the
(NH 4)4[UO2(CO 3)31 solution until saturation was reached. After salting
out had ceased, the solution with the crystals was stirred further on
for some time. The crystals were then filtered off and subjected to
sedimentation analysis. It was found that a temperature rise from
20 to 400C and an increase of the time of admixing (NH 4)2CO3 lower the
quantity of small crystals. The same holds for an increase in the speed
of the stirrer from 60 to 180 rpm. However, a further increase has
hardly any effect. Fig. 7 shows the uranium concentration in the solution
during salting out of (NH 4)4 FU02(CO3)31 . The best conditions of
admixture -
CO
crystallization are: temperature - 40OC; time of (NH
)
2
3
4
1 hour; uranium concentration in the initial solution - 30 g11; speed
of the stirrer - 180 rpm. The impurities to be investigated entered the
initial (NH ) rUO solution immediately before crystallization.
4 4L 2(CO3 31
The resulting ammonium di-uranate containing one kind of impurity was
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dissolved in a 5~0' NH4HCO3solution. Under the above conditions, the
carbon complex crystallized. The filtered crystals were rinsed with a
saturated (NH 4)2CO3 solution. After drying they were oxidized by anneal-
ing. Table 1 shows that most of the elements are easy to separate from
uranium. Table 2 shows the results of purification of ammonium di-uranate
which contained several kinds of impurities. There are 7 figures,
2 tables, and 3 references: 2 Soviet-bloc.
SUBMITTED: August 11, 1960
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LeCend to Fig. 1: Solubility
of ammonium di-uranate in
solutions of
(ITH 4)2C03
(curve 1) and NH HCO (c,&-eve 2).
4 3
Abscissa: Carbonate concentra-
tion, g11. Ordinate: Uranium
concentration in the
soli-ition, g11.
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in uranium concentration in
the solution.during
(IqF~ ) ~UO (CO ),I separation.
4 4 2 3 3,'
Abscissa: Excess carbonate,
g/1. Ordinate: Uranium
concentration in the solution,
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Separation of uranium from 3108/B209
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soluble in (INTH 4)2C03 ; b) impurity
unsoluble in (NH 4)2C0 3'
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tion in the initial solution, g1l;
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uranium oxide, ~~O,vdth respect to
U; 4) impurity concentration in
ammonium di-uranate, with
respect to U.
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Legend to Table 2: 1) Material; 2) initial ammonium di-uranate
(containing 30.(Yl'o' uranium when dry); 3) uranium oxide (containing 84.0%
uranium); 4) content, by weight (with respect to uranium).
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GALKlN, N.P., doktor tekhn. nauk; SUDARIKOV, B.N., kand. khim.
nauk; VERYATIN, U.D.; SHISHKOV, Yu.D.; Ag 0
, -qfl A.;
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BABUSHKINA, S.I., red.; TA?AS-r2lIKO, V.M., red.- -
(Uranium technology] Tekhnolo.giia uraria. Moskva, Atom-
izdat, 1964. 395 p. (MIHA 17t12)

ROZIN, Ye.Ye.; MAYOROV., A.D.-
Rapid method of evaluating the ability of ores to undergo
treatment In heavy suspensions. Sbor, nauch. trud. Gintsvetmeta
no.M181-190 162. (MIRA 16-7)
(ore dressing)

W:,TROFANOV, S.I. (Mlosk~:a); RXIN, Ye.Ye. (Moskva); --MAYOROV, A.D. (Moskva)
Influence of the speed of pulp flow in a compartment rlot,-9tion
machine on the rate &I flotat-Ion. Izv. AN SSSR. Met. i gor.
delo no.63168-.191 N-D 164. (KIRA 18:31

EDRSHUNOV, A.I., inzh.; KOMOLOV, V.G., inzh.;J~~ ~A.I., inzh.
Telescoping elevator for repairing converter linings.
Hekh.i avtom.proizv. 14 no.9:43-44 8 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Converters--Maintenance and repair) (Xevators)

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HAYOROV, A. M.
wThe Action of Pho"hates on the Yield of Cotton In Central
Asia as Shown by Field Test Data.n S11h 0 Yov 51, Se' T!st f-.r
Fertilizers and Insectofungicides.
Dissertations presented for science and engineering degrees
in Moucow during 1951-
SO: Sum. Fo. 480, 9 Mav 55

1. DATMOVA, I.I. I., mAYOROV, A. _v a
2. 117SSR ( -CIO)
4. Spinning Machinevj
7. New maintenance chnrt for srinnin-p mr-clAnery. lekst.prom. 12. no. 10, 1~,-,52-
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January -1953. Unclassified.

MAYOROlj__A,M.
Effectiveness of various mineral fertilizers under different
geographical ccnditions. (Trudy] NIUIF no.164:74-75 '59.
OURA 15:5)
(Fertilizers and manures)

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DNITRIYBV. D.; XkYOROV, A.N.
I- -
A type of granItic pegmatite of central lasaktotan. Inform. abor.
TMG31 no.4:78-85 156. (XLIRA 10:4)
(Kazakhstan-Pegwti too)

S/I 19/62/ODO/007/006/006
1045/1245
AUTHORS: Bragin, V. A., Mayorov, A. N., Yudochkin, V. G.
TITLE: Cooling experiments with the "Ural" machine
PERIODICAL: Priborostroyenie, no. 7, 1962, 30-31
TEXT: Tt e cooling system of UBM (TsVM) "Ural I- has a thermostat consisting of a thermometer and
a relay which activates a cooling water valve to reduce the temperature of the circulating air to 29-29.5~C.
When the temperature of the air falls below 29'C the valve is closed by means of a spring. The overheating
of the circulating air is signalled at 32-33'C. by a system consisting of a thermometer, a relay, and a bell.
There are 2 figures.
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-14hY(ROV, A.N.; KBOROSIfEV, V.N.; SWONKO, A.M.
Gamma defectoscope with a remote contrai device. Stroi.
ti-uboprov. 10 no. 1104 N 165. (MrRA 18:12)

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Ar AP6010275
Tab1e 1 - Gamma-flaw detectors
Thicimess range,
Radiation
Desi' tion Class Type
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r-are,equ py
the GD detectors made. b "Latv6nergol' in Riga.
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rece~t*~,.i _. A114nioxi Research Institute of.Radiatidn-Ingine r g s'
he e in he developed
,S 4~~; flair ~, de tors: in. accordance with direct Ive s ~ of -~ tbe.~_Counc III for Mutual As sist-
ance-bf- SocIJ6I:fjtL . Voiintries The, first.-, qfie.~ to'be- lot-produced'.16. the RID~-21, intended
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HkYOROV, A.F.
Veterinary medicine on the Luzino State Swine Farm in Omsk
Province. Veterinartia 36 no.1:27-29 Ja '59. (MIRA 12:1)
1. GlavnV veterinarnyy vrach Lazinskogo sovkhoza Omakoy oblasti.
(Omsk Province--Veterinary medicine)

PHASE I BOOK EXFLOITATION U22
Mayorov, Aleksandr Stepanovich
Allbom chastotnykh kharakteristik dobrotn9sti katushek induktimosti na. bronevykh
serdechnil-kh tipa 8B (Collection of Graphs Showing Q Versus Frequency in In-
ductance Coils With SB-Type Armored Cores) Moscow, Gosenergoizdat, 1958. 39 P.
1-1,,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Akalunin, S.A.; Tech. Ed.: Fridkin, A.M.
PURPOSE: The book is intended for specialists working in the design and development
of various types of radio and vire communication equipment. It may also be useful
to radio amateurs.
COVERAGE: The book is a collection of 68 graphs showing the q of various coils as a
function of frequency. The graphs are the result of experimental work conducted
by the Central Scientific Research Institute. The coils used in the experiment
were fitted with types SB-la, SE-2a, SB-3a, SB-4a, and SB-5a armored cores made
of Iron carbonyl. The data was measured by a type TF329G Marconi Q-meter. Use
of the manual may decrease the time needed to calculate the inductance of coils
with a given q. No personalities are mentioned. There are no references. There
is no table of contents.
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14kRGLILIS, V.E., inzh.; GRUShEVSKIY, Ya.I., inzh.; MAYOROV, A.S., I.nzh.
New electric StOD for the doffer of carding machines.
(I
prom. 24 no.9:70-71 S 164. MMA 1?: il)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatallskiy institut legkogo i
tekstillnogo mashinostroyeniya.

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USSA/Auton~tics 'and telemechanies-reliability
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FD-2761
Author Mayorov, A. V. (Baranovichi)
Title Contribution to the question of enhancing the exploitational
reliability of automatic regulators
Periodical Av-tom. i telem., 16, Sep-Oct 1955, 476-480
Abstract An article on the order of a discussion. The author concludes that
in the creation of regulators one must solve the problem of enhanc-
ing their reliability of use both by way of seeking improved con-
structional-technical accomplishment and by way of synthesizing
principal circuit schemes optimal from the viewpoint of reliability
of UM. Fcr tl~e evaluation of reliability cf a syrthesiMd regulator the althor
thinks it expedient to appl,~ criteria of optimal d-ziracter to variant3 of U-ne
principal t1heoretical cirmAt sahme& - aily those thearetical c ircuits which
are optimal from the viewpoint of reliabiiity should in tne a,u,~or's
opinion be admitted to design realization. This would permit
excluding accidents connected with failures of regulators in the
entire fields of their application. Two references: V. A. Trape-
znikov and A. Ya. Lerner, "Automatic regulators of an aggregate
system," ibid., No 5, 1951; G. P. Boyev, Teoriya veroyatnostey
[Theory of probability], 1950.
Institutions : -
Submitted : January 22, 1955

"YOROV, A.V. (Moskva)
Theory of reserve elements in automatic systems. Izv.AN SM Otd.
takh.nauk. no.9:108-no S 156. (VTMA 9:9 )
(Automatic control)

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'AUTHOR:
A, V
Mayorov, A. V. (Moscow)
103-12-10112
TITLE: Note on the Increased Reliability of Automatin ReGulators
(0 povyshenii nadezhnosti avtomaticheskikh regulyatorov).
PERIODICAL: Avtomatika i Telemekhanika, 1957, Vol- 18, Nr 12,
PP. 1144-1145 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is an answer to the critical reviem by N. M. Margolis
in the same number on page 1142. A number of arguments for
the defence of the proposal for the estimation of the
operation 6liability of principal schemes with automatic
installations. The author is of the opinion, that in all
cases of actual mass operation the technical security is not
absolute which means that S T /- 1, whereas the probability
for the occurrence of defects P T > 1. Therefore an
additional problem arises; namely to ensure a minimum of
defects during an operation interval t I-t2 at a given
technical security. Allegation is made to the analogy of
the example of the deformation of bodies by torsion. At the
same time it is referred to the fact, that it is suitable
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'Vote on the Increased Reliability of Automatic 103-12-10/12
Regulators
security as well as the desired value of the scheme
security S0.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
.1
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SOV/24-59-3-28/33
AUTHOR: Mayorov- A V. (Moscow)
TITLE: Use of a Quantitative Estimate of tde Reliability of Com-
ponents in an Automatic System
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii naudc SSSR Otdeleniye tekbnicheskikh
nauk, Energetika i avtomatika, 1959, Nr 3. pp 181-182 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This note deals with reliability as indicated by past
fault experience with that equipment, and with the choice
of times for routine overhaui in accordance with the re-
quired standard of reliabilitj' Similar material has been
published repeatedly elsewhere bj tLis author, The paper
contains 3 fissures and L Soviet references,.
SUBMITTED: December 17, 1956,
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S/02)+/60/000/02/029/031
E140/E135
AUTHORS: Zakharov, A.V.5 and M-Yorov. A.V, (Moscow)
TITLE: The Question of Rel1aW'-1Tt-"'-6fM Yol Equipment
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk'bSSR, Otdeleniye tekhnicheskikh
naukv Energetika i avtomatika, 1960,Nr 2,pp 205-207 (USSR)
ABSTRACT; In the technical exploitation of equipment its parameters
vary with time. As a result it is necessary to undertake
periodic maintenance and emergency repairs. It is
important to determine the optimum period and volume of
maintenance for reasons of economy and reliability. Since
in practice it is difficult to obtain sufficient
statistical information for an analytical solution the
following procedure may be employed. The mathematical
expectation of breakdown is found and if it is less than
the time required for testing the equipment during
maintenance, the volume of the latter is considered
satisfactory. It is necessary to vary the volume and
Card interval between maintenance operations to determine
1/1 their optimum value.
There are 4 figures and 2 Soviet references.
SUBMITTED: October 15, 1959

MAYaROV, A.V. (Moskvu); VASILIYEV, L.V. (Moskva)
Quantitative evaluation of the effect of operating conditions an
the reliability of automatic control devices. Izv. AV SWR. otd.
tekh, nauk. tekh, kib, no,3:50-55 My-Je 163. (KMA 16:7)
(Automatic control)
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ACCESSION Ila: APLO131192 S/0181/U/006/002/03 82/3389
AUTHORS: Pavlov, P. V.; Panteleyev, V. A.; _rla orov, -A. V,
TIT1.7: Diffusion of axitimony along clislocations in silicon
SOURZE: Fiz~---a tvez-do[;o rela, v. 6, no. 2, 1964, 362-389
TO11IC TAGS: im-,urity diffusion, ant~-onv,, dislocation, silicon, impurity concen-
trat-ion, bounda,.-i diffusionl body di-T'fuz;ion
ABSZ~ACT: Increase in number of d 4 slocations in a crystal generally leads to
,.-;o.-seninZr of electrical properties, b,~:; certain data indicate that dislocations
r,ay, under certadn circumstances, LT,,.rove some properties of actual crT-tals. In
pursuinr- this possibility, the autl,.ors .'w,ve -solved (quations for di-ffusion along
irdividual tubulax dislocations. Tiie sc-,Iut~on has been used to study the diffusion
c'L antimony in sin-.le crystals of silicon alone-, dislocations. Etching removed a
layer from the samples on the order of 100 microns thick. TI-ds indicates that the
destroyed layer was riot complete. For t1iis reasonY rapid diffusion as observed in
the experiments ca.:-ziot be considered a surface effect. Samples were carefully
selected, with un:Lform dislocation distribution, and this precaution eliminated the
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possibility of diffusion along low-anSle faces, microfractures, or other siRdlzr
defects. It anpears obvious that antimony has migrated through silicon along
individual dislocations. Such an interpretation is confirmed by data on increased
concentration of the diffusing inpurities with increase in dislocation density.
The activation energy of diffusion along the dislocations is substantially less
than the activation energy of ordinary body diffusion (about one-fourth). This
indicates an easier path of diffusion and is in agreement with the view that the
dislocations are disordered zones with abundant vacancies. Ho'~)ever, the individual
dislocations must possess a lower penetration than grain boundaries, and this
conforms with experimental data that prove the activation energy of diffusion along
a face to be less than b'ody diffusion (about one-third). The coefficient of
diffusion along these dislocatt-ions was found to depend on temp.erature according to
the following equation: D . 4.5-10 2exp (_ 69900 ) cm2/sec. Orig. art. hast 3
d RT
figures, 3 tables, and 6 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Gorlkovskxi~ gosudarstvenny*y universitat im. N. 1. Lobachavelcogo
(Gorkiy Sta~e University
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RAYOROV, B.
Handbook of foreign trade of the U.S.S.R ("The reference
book on Soviet foreign trade." Reviewed by B.Maiorov).
Vnesh.torg. 30 no.1:46-47 160. (MIRA 13:2)
(Ruesia-Commerce)
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The world's most stable currenc7. Vnesho torge 41 nv-.1:7~-q 161~
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X&MUSKIY, Yu.N.; PCLYANJI, D.V.; MZHIFSKIT. Te.A.; ITANOT.I.D.;
, Tu.P.; KOSTYMIN, D.I.; DUMUKIN. A.D.; ITANOT, A.S.;
IFINOGENOT, V,P,; ZATHKMV, K.I.; SOLODKIN. R.G.; DMHIWIKIN, V.I.;
BOGDANOV. 0.S.; SEWVA, L.V.; GORCHAROV, A.D.; 11 IN. G.I.;
LTOBSKIT, M.S.; PUCHIK, Te.P.; SEROVA, L.V.; KAMSKIT, N.D.;
SMILINIZOT, L.Y.; FEIOROT. B.A.; GERCHIKOVA. I.N.; KARAVAYRT, I.F.;
KWOV,'L.N.; SHIPOT. Yu.P.; VLADIMIRSKIT, L.A.; KMBINKOV, A.A.-,
RYIBININA. N.B.; ANANITHT. P.G.; ROGOV. V.V.-, BELOSHMIE, D.K.;
SETru IMMTUKOV. 1.M.; PAMWOV, A.Ya.; SHIRNOT, VO~P.; Al-EKSEYNT,
A.F.; SHIL'IKWT, V.A.; CHURAKOV, V.P.; BORIWWO, A.P.; ISMV, Y.T.;
OPLOVA. N.V., red.; GORTUNOVA, V.P.,red.; BELOSHAPKIR, D.K., red.;
GRORGIYW. Ye.S..red.; KOSAREV. Te.A., red.; KOS:TxU IN, D.I., red.;
MATOROV. B.V., red.; PANKIE, M.S., red.; PICHUGIN. B.M., red.;
PGYANIN, D.V.. red.; SK,01KIN, R.G., red.; UYINOV, I.S., red.;
MMIN, P., red.; SHIRNOV, G., tekhn.red.
[Economy of capitalist countries in 19571 Rkonomika kapitalisti-
chaskikh straia v 1957 godu. Pod red. N,,V.Orlova. IU.N.Kapelinskogo
i V.P.Goriunova. Moskva, Izd-vo eotsialino-ekon.lit-ry, 1958.
686 p. (MIRA 12:2)
1. Moscow. Nauchno-iseledovatellakly konlyunkturnyy institut.
(Economic conditions)

POLYANINV D.V.; ZOTOV, G.M.; GRYAZNOV, E.A.; MENZHINSKIY, Ye.A.; RUBININ,
A.Ye.; CHEBDTAREVA, Ye.D.; ZAKHMATOV, M.I.; OKUNEVA, L.P.;
SHMELEV, V.V.; STULOV, A.A. ; POKRDVSKIY, A.N.; SHIL"WrP19-7, V.A.;
IVANOV, A.S.; NABDROV, V.B.; FINOGENOV, V.P.; KURIYERDV, V.G.;
KHRAMTSOV, B.A.; BATYGIN, K.S.; BOGDANOV, O.S.; KRDTOV, O.K.;
GONCHAROV, A.N.; KRESTOV, B.D.; LYUBSKIY, M.S.; SOKOLINIKOV,
G.O.; KAMENSKIY, N.N.; YASHCHENKO, G.I.; SAEELINIKOV, LA;
GERCHIKOVA.I.N.; FEDOROV, B.A.; STEPANOV, G.P.; BDRODAYEVSKIY,
A.D.; INGATUSHCHENKO, S.K.; VARTURAN, E.L.; KAPELINSKIY, Yu.N..
red.; ~~Q_ROY,-B-V_,-red.; NABOROV, V.B., red.,, SOLODKIN, R.G,,
red.-,-ZRDZDDV, A.G., red.; ROSHOHINA, L.O.4,i! SOLOVIYEVA, G..
uWsbiy-red.; CHEPREVA, O.,'tekhn. red&
[The economy of capitalist countries in 1961; economically de-
veloped countrieslEkonomika kapitalisticheskikh stran v 1961
godu; ekonozpicheski razvitye strany. Pod red. IU.N.Kapelinskogo.
Moskva., Sotsekgiz, 1962. 41+7 p. (MIRA 16:2)
(Economic history)

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VOLOSOV. U.S.. in2henert, OROV, B.A., inshener; RDZHAVSKIT, I.M..
inshener. .
Automatic control of the process of the heat and steam
treatment In autoclaves. Stroi.pred.neft.pron. 1 no.8:
B-10 0 156. (HLRA 9:12) 1 -
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mixtures.-Mis-i-39-No 17 911M~Aannounced by the Soientif Ic Research !no +%wti -for
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TOPIC TAGS& foam generator.. latex fowzmr, latex wixer, svAmm&-r#c X oveiR,*
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ACC Ms AP502503-1
for installations for continuous mixing and foaming of latex mixtures. This device
includes an electric drive on the shaft of which is mounted a rotor in the form of-
disks with concentric circular tooth on both sides which fit into the clearances
between the circular teeth mounted on stator disks. To increase the foaming capa-
bility and capacity while decreasing the physical sizes, the rotor and stator consist
of mamy-sectioned dissnountable disk packets mounted through rotary seals Inside a
cyliudrical body and tightened by nuts. Orig. art. bass I figure.
Coma 3.3/ SUM DATZs Mu-64
2)%

1. MAYOROV, D. M.
2. USSR (600)
4. White Russia - Lupine
7. Sowing lupines in crop ratations in the 'White Russian 3.3.R. 3ov.agron. 11
no. 1, 1953
9. Ponthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1953, Unclassified.

MAYOROV, D. M.
"Conversion of riydrocarbons by Liquid Phase Hydrogena-.ion
Over 2echnical (atalysts.11 Cand Chem Sci, Leningrad State U,
Leningrad, 1955. (n, INIc 9, Feb 55)
SJ: Sum. 'To. 631, 26 Aug 55-,Survev of Scientific and Techn4c~al
Dissertations Def-2nded at USSR Higher Educational 1-istitu-
tions (14)

Do
ecbn ogy
IWChemic~a~ Chemical Products and Their Application. Treatment of
Natural Gases and Petroleum. Motor Fuels. Lubricants,
1-13
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 19, 1956, 62585
Authort Vishnevskly, N. Ye., Mayorov, D. M.
Institution: Bone
Title: Concerning the Procedure of Carrying Out Autoclave Experiments on
Hydrogenation of Hydrocarbons
Original
Periodical: Zh. prikl. kbirnii, 1955, 28, No 4, 391-4o1
Abstract: On hydrogenation of hydrocarbons with catalyst suspensions which is
conducted in autoclaves provided with stirring devices or in rocking
or revolving autoclaves it is necessary to take into account the
critical properties of substances. Under temperature conditions
above the critical temperature of the hydrocarbon being hydrogenated
the process takes place in vapor phase as a result of which the
proper contact of hydrocarbons with the catalyst does not occur.
Card 1/2

PSSR/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their Application. Treatment of
Natural Gases and Petroleum. Motor Fuels. Lubricants,
1-13
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 19, 1956, 62585
Abstract: An analogous situation occurs on hydrogenation of mazut, tars and
coal when the starting products are in liquid phase while the final
products are entirely or partially in the vapor phase. As the raw
material undergoes conversion the level of the reacting liquid vill
become lowL-r as a result of which the temperature and hydraulic con-
ditions of operation of the autoclave will deteriorate. When the
starting raw material remains in liquid phase and the reaction
products pass into vapor phase it is necessary to use an amount of
raw material that ensures the necessary contact with the catalyst of
the reactants that remain in liquid phase. The authors consider
that hydrogenation of hydrocarbons must be conducted in reactors
wherein a current of gas and vapor moves at a certain speed in re-
lation to the stationary catalyst or in reactors containing a
fluidized bed of catalyst.
Card 2/2

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AUTHORS: Mayorev D. Ll. and Mushenkc., D. V. SOV.,t5,58_6-~/13
TITLE: Hydrogenation of C 0 Acids t,~, Al,-oh~,'
10 - 16
vaniye kislot C 10 - C1,3-v spirty)
PZRIODICAL: Khimiya i Tekhriologlya Top-li-,r i Masel,
pp. 24 - 29 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: Primary high--molecular aliphati,- alcah.-ls and; 3.-r.-.z- of
their derivatives have reoently gal.ned
importan,,,e in the USSR as well as abroad. Wcxh- _,-a-r-1Fd'
out in the TJSA, TJY., and France is reviewed. ir, 19~6
the authors irr;estigated the hydrogenation c,f C-0 - C-
l
acids to tLe vrreaponding ale-Lijois. The acida
were obtained frc-m the Shebekino OomblTa -SZhK. Their
properties and are tabulated. Dis "ilia t,4-!)-
waa carried out on a 15--plate va3uurn. re-,tif!-atlon
-olumn. A laboratory cintinu:)us oirculation plant w-,s
'
3suve for 30 - 4550
used for tests at 200 - 300 atms pre
hours with 200 - 400 ml of -opper o~ror!:;ate -atalyat.
The raw materials and the hydrogenate were ana-iysed
fcr their acid number. saponifloatiork number quartLty
of non-saponifiod matier and water content- In the
non-saponified part the cwntent of hydror;artQns a:id
Card 1/2 al-_%-_-,h9ls was determined -.hromatog-,aphiza117 -It could

Hydrogenation of C1.0 6 6 5. ~, 8 17,
be seen teat with in,-Areasinj temreraturt- t~,e of
czanversic,' ,-,f a--Irl.3 lrv--rea2es frorr, 19%- -(B% %Table 1)
and that t~,c and hydrc3ar1-,-.-,n ~!Qntert ir. tl,e
hydrogenate ln~.reasea Ttarply. At prpssu7e, c~f 300
atma and a ratir, of 1--YdxL,:&ar, t-~; raw inaterial
200:1 mu,,h greater :.f %mv,-~4rsinn of the arie-
wlth apprcprlate yl-61d~! tf the prcdu-,ts could be achie-tfed
(Table 2). Experlfvernt 316 was carzied out to 4L-T:.,e-stf- t
Fa e
conditlons f(.-;r in.--reasing the yield of al,~,,~ho---2 and
for decreaolnz the yield of hydrol,arb..)ns. Cord1t;'L,,rs
of this test as We'll as ohara(;tez-istl.~s an-'
L! t
of the h`YQX~genat-~v are tabulated. Sample5 of 3odllum
salts of alkyl sulph----nat.-as were tested for their detergent
propertiea and axIc-r.-mants using these al,~.c~hols for,
Bynthes-lzirig qp;al-It~ ~,!.l add!.-tive.-3 v~re out
by membrl-rs c~f ~h& VNIIINP. 'I'he corrusion resistanc-c of
var-InII.C3 metals t,~. fatty, acids was tested (Tables 3 and 4);
chemically pure Al and Ni, and some types of stainless
steel., were fourd t~: have tta highest :.orrcsior, resistance.
There are 4 Tables ar.-.1 8 Fefererices~., 1 3 Enplish..
Card 4/4 1 Japanese and 3
ASSOCIATION: LenNII

5.34oo,5.4220 77389
SOV/79-30-1-S~ -/78
AUTHOR: Mayorov, D. M.
TITLE: Concerning Demethylation of To-luene and Xylene
Under Conditions of Destructive Hydrogenation
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, ig6o, Vol 30, Nr 1,
pp 230-232 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The author calculated the equilibrium constant as
a function of temperature for the reactionst
CGH,C H3 + H, = Ca'16 + "41 (1)
C0114(C[13)2 + 2112 -~-' Cali@ + 2CHj. (11)
Knowing the values for the heats of reaction,aniH, at
2980 K (-10,015, -20,241 cal/mole for reactions I and
II, resuectively)--which were calculated from the
heats o~ combustion and heats of formation of the
reacting substances--the equilibrium constantS, K.,
Card 1/6 were found from equations (III) and (IV)t

Concerning Demethylat-lon of Toluene and 7738
I-P9-30-1-50/78
Xylene Under Conditions of Destructive SOV
Hydrogenation
'69 K I ol P+
.4,573 T + 7~-
P 573--T + -f-,986
T.- 6.4,573 .57-3
AH = A110 + Al'oT + ~-r-- T~ 4- ar (I V)
2 2T3
where the coefficients L F0 Arl, and Z~r 2 were
found from equations for heat content of hydrocarbons
and hydrogen as a function of temperature (Vvedenskly,
A. A., Thermodynamic Calculations In Fuel Industry
(Termodinamichesk'Lye raschety toplivnoy promyshlennosti),
GNTI of oil and fuel and mining literature (neft. I
gorno-topl. lit) (194-9)).
For reaction (1) 6 140 = -3.64.0 -0 .0036, r2=
= 0.0000008; for reaction (ii) Aro -7.72, nsr1 =
0.00408, A F2 = 0.0000009. Substituting these values
Card 2/6 into equations (III) and (IV), equations (V) and (VI) are

Concernin-, Demethylation j!' Tul;-,2ne ar-,d 7 7 -) -- -,
ID J
Xylene Under Condition;3 uf D-,.-;tr-uu-tIv( S OV/7 1 1 - /7
HydroL~enation
obtained:
log Kp .833109 /' 0-01103113 1' - 0.0000000-19 Y` a.823
10 -3.887 log]' - 0.000411(i I' 1 0-0000000328 7- 12.688. 1)
.g Kp I I ~ ~Ib
Tne equilibriwn constants, ~~alculated frc)m tre~,t..
equations, are Bhown in Table C.
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Concerning Demethylation of Toluene and 7738'-)
Xylene Under Conditions of Destructive SOV179-30-.1-,:-C)"AT6
Hydrcgenation
Table C. Numerical values of equilibriu.m constarit3,
calculated from equations (V) and (VI).
T'K
J 1 0, K 1, KI) I log K, 11 KPII
-
300 7.564 36.65 1W 16.409 25.64 -1015
400 5.699 50.1)1 1o4 12.699 50.00-1011
5LK) .4.525 33.50 - I ul ju.,itiz 23.02 -109
600 :1.703 50.47 - 102 8.778 59.98 .J07
7L)0 2.088 12.25. 102 7.018 41.50. IV
800 2.605 40.28 - 10 6.738 54.70 -105
900 2.209 16.19 - 10 6.038 10.92 -105
1000 1.871) 1 7..57 11) 5.471 24.60 -i0i
Card 4/ 6

Concerning Demethylation if 17 7
Xylene Under Condition.3
Hydrogenation
If for I m,,Ie c)11' ejill'iltivl".,m at temperature
T there ai-,- x molP~i ')!' Ill reactlon (I) and
Y moles in "e"'L(-t1un (II) (In thl., problem x4E~]A al'I'll
y < 1/3), the eq,,;i1ibv1 m-1-,,Dnct:ritration relation';:,ip
can be expre,.ised ty f-q,,,atlun~3 (VII) and (VIII):
X2
API-j - 4x -f- .1jr2 (V11)
A 27Y3 (vI 1 1)
If t -- Ily + 271
.12 - 27yj
At I (which iL3 tn(-,~ for the temperature ln-
teAv1>300-1,00,Y) K), tilt! valtiej of x and y are 112 and
1/3 , respectively. T~411S, ill the te[T'Perature inturval
studied, the eq~llihril~im of reactiona (I) and (II)
Is completely dl~3pla~,ed tlhe right. Prodi-ictiori
benzene by demethylation of toluene and xylenes can
be carried out In a wide temperature range(more
Card 5/6 advantageously at lower temperatures) an(I Its

Concerning Demethylation of Toluene arid 77389
Xylene Under Conditions of Destructive SOV/79-30-1-50/~8
Hydrogenation
SUBMITTED:
practicability will depend anly upon the choice oC
the catalyst which would Increase the rate. There is
1 table; and 7 reference.-,, 3 Soviet, 2 German, 2 U.K.
The U.K. references are: K. LaIdler, A. Szayna, J.
Inst. Petr. Techn., 20, 162 (19321); K. 1. 3-1.1,9by, E.
W. Sawyer, J. Appl. Ch., 8, 8, 3117 (j956).
November 16, 1958
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s/o64/61/000/003/008/009
B101/B203
AUTHORS: NAXoroY,_D___X., Merkulova, 0. P., Mushenko, D. V.,
Teodorovich, V. P.
TITLEt Selection of material for the apparatus of direct hydro-
genation of higher fatty acids
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskaya promyshlennost', no. 3, 1961, 62-64
TEXTs In connection with the development of the production process of
higher aliphatic alcohols by direct hydrogenation of fatty acids, the
problem of selecting suitable corrosion-resisting material for the ap-
paratus arose. The present paper reports on corrosion tests. Two methods
were applied: 1) To select the material for the hydrogenation vessel and
the separator, metal specimens were tested directly in the reaction vessel
of the hydrogenation plant at 3400C, 300 atm, or in the separator. After
testing for 1978 hr, the following corrosion rates (mm per year) were
found: C-T -20 (St-20) steel 7.0; 1X13 (1Kh13) steel 0-4; 1X18HqT
(1KW8149T) steel 0.002; 1)(18H12M2T (1Kh18N12M2T) 0.01; 9q-435 (EI-435) 0;
industrial aluminum 0.08, 2) The material for the heat exchangers was
Card 1/5

S/064/61/000/003/1008/009
Selection of material for ... B101/B203
tested by heating the specimens with the fatty acids (C 7 - C2.) in an
autoclave at 5 atm hydrogen pressure up to 1500C. For less important
parts, they were heated in a thermostat to 50'C. Table 5 gives the ex-
perimental data (mm per year). Testing of the electrically welded seams
(analysis of electrodes, Table 4) by method 2 showed that the Beams were
also resistant. In a test plant, various metals were tested for cor-
rosion resistance during hydrogenation of C 7 - C9 and C10 - C16 acids at
2300C and 300 atm. It was found that steels with 18-20% Cr were suf- 0
ficiently resistant. Test results of metals and welding seams at 100 and
1500C in an autoclave are given in Table 8. The widely used 1Kh16NqT
steel proved to be suitable. Testing for intergranular corrosion
(t = 2300C, P = 300 atm) of untreated and thermally treated specimens of
this steel showed corrosion rates of 0.001 mm/year in both cases. A
hydrogenation apparatus made of this steel has been operating 4 years now.
Low-alloy steels (EI-579) are suited for temperatures up to 500C. For
&emperatures between 70 and 1500C, the steel must contain at least 13% of
U
chromium. Aero-fireclay bricks proved to be stable in tests during 200 hr
at 100 and 1500C in the presence of CIO - C,6 acids. There are 9 tables
Card 2/5

S/064/6
Selection of material for B101/B203
and 1 Soviet-bloc reference.
ASSOCIATIONt Voecoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatollskiy institut neftekhimi-
cheskikh protsessov (All-Union Scientific Research
Institute of Petrochemical Processes)
Ta&vuja 4
UumnecumA cocTae "amazAepiptoro weirama MeUTPOAOD.
"CnOAb,3DB2""WX ARM csapxm cyaAeR IX18119T st IXISHIMT (%)
4T= nanja~
I
C
Cr I MO S P
Arnwrc Weranya
2 95
0 1.00 19,7 9 40 - 0, 9 0
ODS 0. 02
allTY-3
:12
~0
~ 1 04
: .58 19.3 0 33
I : .87
1
~ - - 0 004
0,01!
:
KTH-5
08
0
0.36
3.80
21.0
1 "
'
1 99 O
55~ -
~ 001 0.01',
1

It:-15 09
0 .
0.27
1.73
1.9.5
q
: 701 - _ 0,9 0 007 0.011
Table 4
Legend to Table 4: 1) Type of metal welded-on. 2) TsL-11- 3) ENTU-3-
4) KTI-5- 5) TaT-15-
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Selection of material for
SCT- 20
;1X13 . . . . .
IXIBH12M2T.
j 914-432
CUOPOCIb XOPPD30" MeT2AAB
W*
S/064/61/000/003/008/009
B101/B203
4 MrMAA
I W,
4 3
1.9 WX11H .~0,002~ 0,001
4,0 L
- 1 0.002 0.025
0,07 1,108 A14g* 0. W 0.03
C
O,OD2 jj,~ . . . - 0.03
0,0031~jAnTyut. , 0,02
Table 5
Legend to Table 5: I)Metal. 2) Temperature. 3) St-20. 4) EI-579-
5) M13. 6) 1Kh1611qT- 7) lKhl8Nl2M2T. 8) EI-432. 9) EI-943-
10) Industrial aluminum. 11) Alloy. 12) Copper. 13) Brass.
Card,4/5

S/064/61/000/'003/ 0'6-~e/O 1`9
Selection of material for 3101/B203
TaOAUffa 8
Cxopom xop pomui weTaxio n 0 AMPHUX KPICAOTA X Cj~-Cja
(BOTONA28 c meuwxoA)
Kop
~C
p:g~~
/W~
--
4 %%rpxn me-m - [4
1w. I W 1w. ISO,
3 MeAb . . . . . 0,002 0,92 Mmmulinfl irx1111-
v ila
. . . . 0,01 0,03 qeCKI1fl . . . . . 0,01 0.03
i- CT- . . . .
v 0.3 1.5 11 X I 8H9T?y c qam-
4,3M-578 (H-8) 0.3 0,8 TPOASM11
3H.579 (H-10) 0.3 0.9 4fLVI-11 0.04
IX13 . . . . .
4 1 X 18H9T . . . 0,3
0,02 2,4
0.07 44 9HTY-3
t4 KTH-5 0.04
0. ON
.1; IXISH12M2T. . 0.01 0 WXISHM12'r
44 afl-432 . . . . 0. M 0 KT
4) C
P11A1) U1 I
m,W-943 . . . . 0,006 0
1 1g.
j
W I . . . . - . 0.003
4L allTY-3 0
0 KTH-5 0.001
Table 8
Legend to Table Bt 1) T pe of metal. 2) Corrosion rate, mm/year.
3) COPPer. 4) Brass. 5~ St-20. 6) EI-578(N-B)- 7) EI-579(N-10
8) M13. 9) IKhlBNgT. 10) 1Kh18N12H2T- 11) EI-432 12~ E1-943- 13 In-
dustrial*aluminum. 14) With electrodes. 15) TsL-11: 16 ENTU-3- 17~'XTI-5-
Card 5/5

VISHMSKII, N.Ye.; MLYOROV, D.M.; MUSHMO, D.V.
Hydrogenation of fuel oil under a pressure of 100 atm. Trudy
VNIINeftekhim no.3:183-186 160. . (NIM 14:2)
(Petroleum as fuel) (Hydrogenation)

MAYOROVj D.M.; MKRKUWVAq O.P.; MUSEMNKO, D.V.; TEDDOROVIGHp V.P.
Selection of materials for the units performing the direct by-
drogenation of higher fatty acids. Khim.prom. no.3:210-212 Mr 161.
(MIRA 14:3)
1. Vresoyuznyy n-ichno-issledovatellskiy institut neftekhimi-
aeskikh protsessov.
(Acids, Fatty) (Hydrogenation)

MMHETTKO, D.V.; VISHITTT-SKIY, Me.; KAYOROV, D.M.
Organizing the production of methyl ethyl ketone. Khim.i
tekh.top:L.i masel 6 no.8.-66-67 Ag 161. (MPA 14-8)
I. Vsesoyumyy nauchno--iss1cd)-,r;-,te1'skiy institut neftel-,himi-
cheskikh protsessov.
(Ketone)

MAYOROV, D.M.; BELOKOPYTOVA, S.P.
Hydrogenation of butyl esters of C7- C acids over copper-
chromium and zinc-chromium catalysts. 9&ur.prikl.khim. 35
no.6:1343-1347 Je 162. (KRA 15:7)
(Esters) (Hydrogenation) (Catalysts)

EEIDKOPYTOVA, A.P.; BLANDIN, Yu.V.; I,AAYOROV, P.M.; MIJSHENKO, D.V.
Hydrogenation of the Glo - C16 acids over copper-chromia and
zinc-chromia catalysts. Khim.i tekh.topl.i masel 8 no.8s
6-10 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Vsesovuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut neftekhimi-
cheskikh protsessov.
(Acids, Organic) (Hydrogenation) (Ghromium catalysts)

TOYM, I.M.0 inzh.; PETROV, N.A., kand. tekhn. nau 0 V D.M.
kand. Min. nauki STERLIN, B.Ya., kand. tekhn. nauk; NEVOL ;-'V.V.;
TARLAMOV., V.S.J. kand, te)ft. nauk; CHERKAYEV, V.G., kand. kJdw.
nauk; BLIZNYAK, NJ, inzh.; ORECHKIII, D.B., kand. tekbn. naulk-,
HADCHEMKO, Ye.D., inzh.; SHEPOTIKO, OY., inzh.
Obtaining higher unsaturated alcohols by the method of eeleett"
hydrogenation of whale oil. Maal.-zhir. prom. 29 no.3:18-21
Mr 163. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-Issledovatel'skiy institut neftekhimi-
cheskikh protsessov (for Mayorov). 2. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-
issledovatellskiy institut zhirov (for Sterlin, Nevolin,
Varlamov). 3. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
sintetichesk-lkh i naturalinykh dushistykh veshchestv (for
Orechkin, Radchenko Shepotlko).
Whale oil) (Alcohols-5

.1TITMI .~ V - BCIY,',TtJNC,)V A, 1- A.; 1"'i ','A) A.I.
; 1"', t I S I I 'I- ". I , , - . . ,
,-'roduction -'- t-, ara-i ss-ex- ryl frcm
~-,--'.roleun p-oduct,.q. 37
T (m, ~Pk 18: , )
~! 164. 1. -

K! TA qm

-MAYOROV, D.M.; BOYARINOVA, L.A.; BLANDIN, Yu.V.
Froduction of technical lauryl and stearyl alcohols from fatty
raw materials. Zhur. prikl. khim. 37 no.6:1144-1349 Je 164.
(MIRA 18:3)

KRYZHANOVSKIY, G.V.; MAYORDV,,E.G.
Operation of a transition relay. Blek.1 toPl-tiaga 3 ao-8:
35-36 Ag 159. 041RA 12:12)
1. Mastera reostatnykb Ispytaniy depo Likbobory.
(Diesel locomotives)
(Blect.ric relays)

MMOROV., Edving Grigorlyevich,, inzh.; GNEZDILOV,, B.V.,, red.
[Rheostatic tests and the electrical circuits of
GhME2 diesel locomotives] Reostatnye ispytaniia i
elektricheskie ekheny teplovozov ChME2. Moskvap Trans-
port, 19659 64 Pe (MIRA 18:7)

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