SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MELUZIN, J. - MELZER, A.

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VELUZINZ 0.,, inz,; FILMS, J., inz,
Use of vibrocavitation in making reinforced conm-eto partz.
Stavivo 41 no-4:146-147 Ap 163.

MELUZIN, Vinoanc
Some experiences in cold extrusion of steel from square
semifinished products. Stroj vyr 13 no.3tl98 Mr 165.
1, Zavody Rijnove revoluce National Enterprise, Vsetin, Branch
Plant Slavicin.

USSR/FittinE CI& of Laboratories - Instruments. H-
Their Theory, Construction, and Use.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 3j 1957, 8649
Author Berezin, I.V., and-Meluzova, G.B.
last
Title A Cell for Quantitative Spectroscopic Analysis in the
Infrared Region and Description of Apparatus for Measuring
the Thickness and Taper of the Cell.
Orig Pub Zh. analit. khimit, 1955, Vol 10, No 4, 262-264.
Abstract An infrared cell is described consisting of two crystal
windows cemented to metal plates with Ag or Cu anialgam;
the platea are attached to both sides of a cylinder with
screws. Two holes fitted with ground stoppers are Iril-
led into the cylinder and are used for filling and wash-
ing the cell. The thickness of the cell is equal to the
distance between the windows and is determined by the
thickness of the cylinder; the thickness of the cell
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USSR/Fitting Out of Laboratories - Instruments. H-
Their Theory, Construction, and Use.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 3, 1957, 8649
can be varied by the insertion of gaskets. An apparatus
has been constructed for measuring the thickness and ta-
per of the cell, using the micrometer 'attachment of the
microscope. The authors are of the opinion that the
thickness of the cell can be measured with an accuracy
o f + 1,~k
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AUTHORS: Berezin, I. V.. Yelizova, '~. 3. SOV/75-1 2
TITLE: The Determination cf the Ketones, Esters, and Acids in the
Products of the Oxidation of Paraffin Hydrocarbons in the
Liquid Phase by Means of the Measuring of the Absorption
Spectra in the Infrared Range (Opredeleniye ketonov. efirov i
kislot v produktakh zhidkofazno,-,o okisleniya parafinovykh
uglevodorodov po spektraw pogloshcheniya v infrakrasnoy oblasti)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal analiticheskoy khimii, 1958, Vol. 13, Nr 4, pp. 476-
484 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The methods of the functional analysis of aiixtures of oxy-en-
containing orgnic compounds on the basis of the absorption
spectrum in the infrared range (Refs 1, 2) as described in
publications have a number of disadvantages: they either have
an insufficient accuracy or they may be used only in the ab-
sence of carboxylic acids. The latter makes impossible the em-
ployment of these Liethods in the analysis of oxidation products
of saturated hydrocarbons, t'rie acid content of' which, as a rule-
is hir,h. In the Present pa.)er the -iutho.,s eiabcrate a met:'iod
for the quantitative determination of ketones, esters, inc
Card 1/4 acids which-, secures sufficient accuracj -and a uick analysis,

SOV/75-13-4-19/1129
The Determination of the Ketone3, Ester3, and Acids in the Frcdu-t3 of the
Oxidation of Paraffin Hydrocarbons in the Li;aid Phase by Leans of the Meas-
uring of the Absorption Spectra in the Infrared Hande
which conditions i;iust be wet in the kinetic investi-?ations as
well as in the practical work of the oxidation of high iiolec-
ular paraffin hyarocarbons. Substances Of Gifferent ori.-in were
used for takinE the spectra: acetone, i~ethyl-ethyl ~ctone, d-
butyl ketone, ethjl acetrite, alriiyl acet.ite, butyric acid, .9tearic
acid, stearone (synthesized accordn.., to Hef 3), iaeth,rl stearate;
further a mixture of synthctic fatty acids of z:ifferert com-
position which mainij consister- of not ramified carboxylic
acids, and which had been obtained by the oxidation of a mix-
ture of high molecular paraffins (at tl-. SZELK --ombinat at
Shebekino), methyl eaters of the synthesized acids, ~_ster3 cf
the synthesized fatty acids .-ith the alcohol C,,, as well as a
mixture of ketones with a mean molecular weight of 2,J9. It was
found that ketones and esters may be quantitatively detcr-
mined in Lixtures of oxidation products in paraffins On t~e
basis of the absorption spectrum of the -C=O bond. The absorp-
tion band of the keto group of aliphatIc ketones is at a fre-
+ 1
Card 2/4 quency of 1718 - 5 cm - , that of esters has on, of 1736

SOV175-13-,-"9112)
The Determination of the Ketones, _asters, and Acids in the Prod'.Icts of -he
0:,idation of Paraffin Hydrocarbons in the Liqaid Phase by 1,1eans of the Meas-
uring of the Absorption Spectra in the Infrared Range
+ -1,
- 3 cm and that of carboxylic acids is at a freqAency of
1
1713 +_ 2 cm- . The extinction coefficients and the contours
of the bands were measured f or individual sabstances and for
mixtures of compounds with a carbonjl cyroup (by means of an
apparatus of the ty,)- IM -11, and automatic recorders of the
typ, a-p-09 (Ref 3)). The influence exerted by the mixing of
the frequencies of the com~lonents on the extinction coeffi-
cient of the absorption bands of the mixture was explained.
Also the correction value3 and the extinction coefficients in
mixtures of ketones, esters, and acids were found. Furthermore
methods for the removall of the acids are described by which
fact the accuracy of the determination of ketones and esters
is increased. The wh-le complex of problems is dealt with in
detail. N. K. !ilanlkovskaya 3u-~plied sa--nles of oxidized -araf-
fin and of acids for the experiments. This is acknowi,~dged by
the authors. There are 2 figares, 6 tables, and 13 references,
Card 3/4 7 of w-ich are Sovi,--t.

SOV/75-13-4-19/29
The Determination of the Ketones, LZtc-r3, and Acids in the Prod-cts of the
Oxidation of Paraffin llydrocqrbons J,:-, thr- Li-jaid Pharje '),i of' th~- T-N-ap,-
aring of the Ab3orption Spectra in fhe Ir:f'rar(-,,d R.inL;e
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy -osadarqtvtji.n,,y universitet im. ilil. V. Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonooov)
SUBMITTED: May 16, 1957
1. Ketones--Determination 2. Esters--Determination
3. Acids--Determination 4. Organic compounds---Spectra
5. Infrared spectroscopy
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AUTHORS: Meluzova, G. B., Dabaye-7a, Tr 7/7r -1 rV21
TITLE: Determination of Tertiary Butuyl Alcohol and Acetone
Concent--ations in the Prodacts cf isobutane Oxidation by
Infrared Absorption Spectra pr-~deleniye kontsentratiii
tretichnogo butilovogo sDirta atsetor-p- v produktakh (-,kisleniya
izobutana po spektram oogloshcherd.ya v infrakrasnoy oblasti)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal analit-icheskoy khi:niii, 1958, Vol 13, Nr 6, -DP 736-708
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The adoption of chemic.--ii met.--.ods for the determination of
acetone and tertiary butyl alcohol Pon,- antrat ions ir tho
products of isobutane oxidation in tile presence. of h eru V.
'bromide me" with great difficult-* -e,3. `-,erefore, t'-e aut,-o--s
of the present paper aiouted the sDoct---a of the
products in the infrarez,31 for t".e solution of this ;)i-oblF-.7-.
A mothod described in t~.e li~i--Zatu.[.a ("Lef 1) pr-rve,! complicata-d,
as the spoctromater pri= MIMI, b0 wbtl~itu.'.od ir. of
the determination and moreovor a groat dilution, Cliir~- lor a
corresponding great thickrecs of the bullh are r,~quirel. .)r-
Card 1/4 taking the absorption s-pec tra --` a solution of the o"i --f

Determination of Tertiary 7-3ut:,,l A!:--ohol and Ac:,tore
Conpentrations in the Products of :sob-_;tan_a
Absorption Spectra
oxidation products of isol-cutane (tert.-butyl
tert.-butyl al6ohol and acetnnp)1in carbon tptra_-hlcri~~e,
bands appear in the 3700-800 cm- range, wh4ch are SU41~-Igl,~
for the determination. The band of the butanol at 9113
serves for the determination of the latter, without,
and hydro-peroxide causing anLr dis,-.urbance.ITYe determia;ltion
of acetone is based on the ba~:-d at 1718 cm- correspond-_'-I~- tc
the C=O bond (Ref 2). The ado-pting of CC1
4 as solve"t
determination cn "he basis 9'L these bands, by a single filiin~;
of the bulb, the latter being o-rdly 0.3 am thick. The optical
density D results from the s-ectrooram, the molar c6rcer_t_-It_JoM
C is calculated from the Lambert-Beer relation D = K . C . 1,
where 1 is the vessel thickness in cm and K the extinction
coefficient in mole-' lite i./c I.Purest rar pro,_~uctt, tl-.e
purity of which had been controlled spectroscopically, were used
for the taking of spectra and plotting of calib-ratio-in
Moasuroment of extinctior coefficients and qualitative annlysis
were carried out vrith a modernized in-Prarcd , ri~cctrc-
Card 2/4 meter (Ref 3) with special bulbs for processing easily

Determination of Tertiary Butyl Alcohol and ~.cetone SOV175-13-6-1,81121
Concentrations in the Products of isobut-ane Oxidation by Infrared
Absorption Spectra
evaporating liquids (Ref 6). '7he connection between o-otical
density and butanol concent---a-%ion is linear up to values off,
-0.35 mole. The error of clete--mination depends on the
reproducibility of the taking of spectra and amounts to
� 3-1% . To carry out this determination, gaseous rGaction
products are freezed out in a trap, cooled by liquid nitrogen
and then solved in a certain quantity of carbon tetrachloride.
The following values were established for the limit partial
pressures of the reaction prol-acts: tert.-lutyl
from 1 to 40 torr., tert-but-,l alcohol from 0.~ to 20 t6r--.V
acetone from 0.5 to 25 torr. 'he content of tert.-hydro-neroxide
was iodometrically determined, as the correspon-14 ng
absorption bands are partial!.y covered by an abaorptior band
of CC14 at 875 cm 1. There are 2 figures, 1 table, and
6 references, 3 of which a7e Soviet.
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Determination of Tertiary Butyl Alcohol and Aceto,e
Concentrations in the Products of Isabutane ~-kidaticn b-,- Iffrarpz
Absorption Spectra
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M. V. :,rmonosova
(Moscow State University imer-i 1% V. Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: October 12, 1957
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~~JJTHOP.;,* Berpz-,r,, 1. V., Fazanukaya, N ;'~Ieluzcva, G. 3.
TITLE A Method of the ~Iuttrxl.'Itai.iva Analysis of Cyclohexanone and
Cyciahexariol in Oxidaticn Products of 11"yclohexane by Means
cf Infrared !,bsoruti.on I~De,~'rn (Mi-tod. kolicnestveniiogo
anaitza 1 tL:,.VIoWt-kstLnoIa v produxtakh
OKIBIeniya tsikIowr-kt?ana Pc t~ogl r,.--;hc hen iya v infra-
krasnoy oblasti.)
PERIODICAL, Zhurnal fizichesKoy kftirn~~i. 1958. Voi, 32, Nr 6; pp.1218-1225
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: A method of' analysis serving ir a number of kinetic investi-
gat,on- was developed, ~n infrared spectrometer of the type
in -1 vith automatic re:~ording equipmen' EPP J0I and with
ouvettes of sp-:~ciai construction wus use(I. A description
of the apparatus and a eohematic figure are givens By making
--e of the different intensity of the spectral bands the
analysis could be conducted in such a way as to determine
ketone and alcohol in the same cuvette, which is important
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sov/ 76-52-6-5/46
A Method of the Quantitative Analysis of' Cyclohexanone and Cyclohexanol
in Oxidation Products of Cyciohexane by laleang of infrared Absorption Spectra
tion of the concentration of the substances was conducted
ac~:ording L,:, the Law by Lambert-Beer, employing the ex-
tinctior, rc;~`Ific-ent, Athigher concentrations of alco-hol
the sampi,- had to be diluted, A comparison cf the results
obtained with that uf other methods showed that the determina-
tion is not disturbed by the presence of peroxides, On the
other hand, a ketone is present in trie sample, the cyclo-
hexanone The presence of other oxidation products does not
disturb its de,,erminRti(..n A hydration is proposed in order
to prevent an increase of th,, results caused by the influence
of substantial amounts of epters and acids. In order to be
able to determine the in-Arer content, the extinction coef-
ficien' of the oa-rbonyl band was approximately determined,
as weil as of the mono- and dicyciohexyl esters of adipic
acid The analysiq as to contents of ketones and esters in
the oxidation mixture can only be conducted at optical densi-
ties below 0 3, where the 3peotrpl bands separate from each
other, in case they are present simultaneously. There are
Card 2/3 5 figures, 4 tablPs. and 8 referenced 4 of wh-Joh are Soviet.

SOV/ 76-32-05-5/46
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A M,?thnd of the nalvs-is of Cyr-12h xanone an . clohexanol
in 'j%idRtion cf or c-,x tine b,,,r Means of 'nfrared Abaorption Spectra
1-1 T T n!T
Moskovsk,.,r gc,,~urkivers,~-?t am. f,11. V~ lommazova
(.Mcscow 3tate imerii uomonosov)
8 N', .1 T T ~~Pp'-e~r.hi?r
1. Cyclohexanones--Quantitative analysis 2. Cyclohexanols-Quanti-
tative analysis 3. Cyclohexanes--Reduction 4. Infrared spectrum
a r 6

NIEL'OZOVA, G. B., Candidate Chem ~7cli (diss) -- "Quantitative determinations of
tho oxidation products of aliphatic hydrocarbons from. absorption spectra In t1he
infra-red range". Moscow, 1959. 12 pp (Moscow order of Lenin qtat6 U Im M. V.
Lomonosov, Chem Facult~~), 100, copieg (KLJ, TITO P3, 1959, 161)

MANIKOVSKAYA, N.K.; MELUZOVA, G.B.; PROMIOROVA, Z.A.
Composition of alcohols produced by the oxidation of paraff "m under
industrial conditions. Khim. i tekh. topl. i masel 6 no.11:42-46
N 161. (MIRA 14-12)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut sinteticheskikh zirozameniteley
i moyushchikh sredstv.
(Alcohols) (Paraffins)

MELUZOVA, G.B.; KUYAZEVA, L.L.
Studying chemiluminescence of the thermal deco=osition of
hydrogen peroxide in water. Trudy VDIP. Otd. biol. 21;
161-164 165. (MIRA 18:6)

'ACOESSION NRO, AP4033399 .-8/0076/64/038/003/0593/0599
'AU7TOR: Heluzova, G. D. (140900W)
;TITLE: 0hemiluminescence during thermal decorAposition of hydrogen
peroxide In water
!SOURCE: Zhurnal fizioheakoy khimii, v. 38, no. 3. 1964j, 593-599
!TOPIG TAGS: chemiluminescenoet hydrogen peroxide, thermal decomposi-':
;tIon, kinetics
ABSTRIOT: This article Investigates the weak luminesence in the
:350-600 millimicron region due to decomposition of H202 1h water.
'The kinetics of change of chemiluminescence Intensity at 95-1500
.are Identical to the kinetics of the decomposition of H 0 The
JI'2juescence
experiments were conducted In sealed pyrex tubed. The Im
-was detected by a PEU-19H photomultiplier -~th subsequent amplifioa-v
tio f the photoelectric current and autogAtio recording of the
la-t-t- on the chart of an ZPP-09 potentiometrio recorder. Due to
t a presence of impurities in the water the.dooomposition of H
jprooeeda in t-,To stages* The second and slowest step of tbla- iAess
a determined by the decomposition Itselfi-:, Vkor Whioh the appar~zit

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energy of act",vation is 23 4 kcal/mole. A single stage homogeni-
C>
ous decomposition process was observed In quadru)ly distilled water
;The apparent activation energy was 6 t 0.5 M
koalWole. ahe activati.
.,,.::.~onergies determined from luminescence measurements agree with those
determined iodometrioally within the uncertainty limits of measure-
ments. It Is asnumad that the factor which to responsible for
-,luminescence is the complazation of perhydroxyl ion with H20 "The'
author expresses his gratitude to 1. 1. Voillnov (Institute OF
"General and Inorgania Ohemistry im. 1. S. Kurnakov, Academy.of
-Sciences of the USSR) for the furnished hydrogen peroxide."
art. has: 1 table, 4 figures and 3 equations.
1ASSOCIATION: Moskovokly gosudarstvann" universitet lm.,X.V. Lomo-
0 va (Moscow State University
SUBMITTED:-22Jan63. 100
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KELUZOVA, L. A.
Meluzova,, L. A.
"Methods of using microorganisms to enrich dairy products with vitamins."
Leningrad Technological Inst of the Refrigeration Industry. Leningrad, 1956.
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in Techical Sciences).
Knizhnaya letc2isl
No. Z5, IY50. Moscow

NOVOTELINOV, IT.V.: MELUZOVA, L.A.
Enricht;~, milk whe7 with ribovlavin with the help of Eremotbecium
ashbyli. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; pishch. tekh. n0-3:49-52 158.
04IRA 11:9)
1. Leningradskiy tokhnologicheskiy institut kholodillnov pro-
n7shlennosti. Kafedra mikrobiolooi i biokhimii.
(Whey) (Riboflavin)

KKLUZOVA, L.A.
I -- -1- ...
Determining riboflavin in milk and sonr-milk products. Izv.vya.
ucheb.zav.; pishch.tekb. no.6:144-147 158. (KIRA 12:5)
1. Leningradskly tekhnologicbeekly institut kholodillnoy pro-
myshlennoott. Kafedra obshchey i analiticheskoy kbimit.
(Riboflavin)
(Milk--Analysis and examination)

MN=OVA. L.Z.: NOVOTELINOV. N.V.; YANDVIU. D.A.
Biosynthesis of vitamins in lactic acid starters [with suzmai7
in English]. NikrobiologUa 27 no.6:733-739 H-11 '58. (MIRA 12:1)
l.Leningradakiy takhnologicheskiy institut kholodillnoy promysh-
leunosti.
(VITAMINS. metab.
bioeynthesis in lactic acid forments (Rua)
(LACTIC ACID,
biosyntheals of vitamins in lactic forments (Rua))

USSR/Chemical Technology -- Chemica~ Products and Their Application. Silicates.
Glass. Ceramics. Binders, I-,_y
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, ig','I, 1505
Author: Mellvilenko, D, T., and Prodayvoda, N. Ye.
Institution: None
Title: On the Need for Using Anti-Stringiness Pockets in Giass-MeitiDg Tanks
Original
Periodical: Steklo i keramika, 1956, No 5, 25
Abstractj Pittsburgh pockets, which are used to collect contaminated and stri-
ated glass, actually lower the quality of the glass drawn from the
tank. This can be explained by the fact that the pockets increase
the cross-sectional area of the tank wal, surface, thus causing con-
siderably greater heat losses through the walls; this i-n turn leads
to an intensification of the convection currents in the glass mass,
which jLncreases the corrosion of the walls. As a result the glass
mass in the pockets is saturated with impurities which are carried
into the tank by the descending return currents.
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SANKOVA, L.I.; KITRGUZOVA, F.I.; GOROBINSKAYA, V.D.; WLIVILENK0, D.T.
Optical method of determining the chemical homogeneity of glass.
Stet. i ker. 20 no.5:30-31 My 163. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Saratovskly zavod tekhnichaskogo-stekla.
(Glass-Testing)

Patching local burns in the crcAin of a glass-melting tank furnace
without operation stoppage. Stek. i ker. 20 no.10:36-37 0 163.
(KMA 16,10)
(Glass lurnaces-Maintenance and repair)

PENTKO, N.A., NIELIVILENKO, D.T.
Important potential for ircreasing th- production o' shee*.
glass. Stek. i ker. 21 no.905-36 S '64. (?aRA 1F:4/)

USSR/Mathematics - Oscillations of 21 xul 52
Curved Rod
"Integral Equation of Free Oscillations of a Curvili-
M near Beam," A. S. Kelyakhovetskiy
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol 85) No 3j PP 513-516
Considers a thin beam whose axis is a smooth planar
curve of invariable length L; at the ends the beam
possesses elastic supports admitting tangentigal 6nd
normal displacements and rotations of the tdrmiml
sections. Writes the integrod if fe rent ial eqs of free
oscillations of the beam in its plane from the Green
~35T%
T=tloh ana corre4onding bound
ary-va ue condi-
tions. Problem is reduced to finding eigenvalues
and eigenfunctions of a certain Fredholm eq. Sub-
mitted by Acad S, L. Sobolev 19 May 52.
t4
P.
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124-58-9-10448
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 9, p 147 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Melyakhovetskiy, A. S.
T IT LE: On the Flexure Under Compression of a Curvilinear Beam Due to
an Initial Deviation From a Specified Shape (0b izgibe szhatogo
krivolineynogo sterzhnya, vyzyvayernom nachal'nymi otkloneniyami
ot pr~vil'noy formy)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Donetsk. industr. in-ta, 1957, Vol 20, pp ?-I--z6
ABSTRACT: A method is presented for the determination of the stress and
strain in a compressed curvilinear beam due to initial deviations
of the elastic axis from the funicular curve corresponding to the
given external loading (X , ZO). A priori a demonstration is
given of the theorem on 04 singularity of the division of any
external loading- (X0, ZO) into two separate component loadings
of which one (XI, Zl) evokes purely compressive stresses in
the nondeformed beam, while the other (X,, Z2) produces solely
bending moments and shear forces. A determination is then
made of that loading, equivalent to the initial deflection, which
would produce only shear forces and bending moments if the
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124-58--9-10448
On the Flexure Under Compression of a Curvilinear Beam (cont. )
formulas are provided for the determination of the displacements and bending
moments.
1. Beams--Stresses 2- Beams--Mathematicai analysis
Yu. S_ Shkenev
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124-11-13110
Translation from: Referativnyy Zhurnal 1,,4ekhan,ka N r P Zo (USSR)
AUTHOR: Melyakhovetskiy, A. S
Vibration of a Curvilinear Bar.
TITLE: Integral Equation of the koleban'ly krivoliney11090 sterzhny-)
(Integral'noye uravneniy pp 2-7 - 39
tsk. industr- in-ta, 1957, Vol 2(;.
PERIODlCAL: Tr. Done
ABSTRACT: A general solution is derived for the vibration of a curvilinear bar
of variable curvature and rigidity under the action of a perturbation
loading of arbitrary form and a cyclic loading.
Bars with rigidly constrained ends are examined. The flexural
rigidity and the curvature oi'the bar vary according to smooth funct'-ons.
The introduction of an influence function for the displacements reduces
the problem to a system of integral- dif fe rential equations. The p.rob-
lern of determining the frequency and amplitude of the free vibrations
of the bar is reduced to the determination of the real numbers and
fundamental functions of a second-order Fredholm integral equation.
The solutions obtained afford a strictly exact basis for the method
of the separation of variables (Fourier) and a number of approximate
Card 1/2 methods.
Integral Equati
'on Of the Vibration Of a Curvilinear Bar, 124-11-13110
A Igeneral solution (Continued)
forced vibrations. is given for the various problerns, relating to
'Also investigated is the case of a perturbation force which varies
s1nusoidally.
(Yu. P. Grigorlyev)
Card 2/?

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MELYAKHOVETSKIY. A.S. [Meliakhovetalk5d, A.S.j (Stalino)
Finding functions of the influence of a parabolic arch. Prykl.
mekh. 5 no.3:340-343 '59. (141RA 13-2)
I.Donetskiy industrialln7y institut.
(Arciies)

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tBLIMIKOV9 S.Ya.9 assistant; KHATCHEliK09 N.V.9 kand.med.nauk
Lumboscaral radiculities of tuberculous origin. Zdrav. Belor.
6 no. 10:35 0 160. (KM-A 13:10)
1. Iz kliniki nervnykh bolezney Minskogo meditbinskogo instituta,
(zav.kafedroy - prof.M.A. Khazanov).
(NERVES I SFINAL-DISEASES) (TUBERCULOSIS)

~gLIYANKOV, S.Ya.; KHATCHLNIK~-~, lli~*,.
Disorders of the muscular tomis -f *---
in myotoni-a. Zhur. nevr. i psik', 65 16~.
t.M~RA lq:S)
1. Klinika nervnykh bolezney (zaveduyushchiy - prof, N.S. Misyuk)
Minskogo moditsinskogo instituta.

1CWYANOVSK1Y, P.A.; RIKILAMOKO, S.A.; KOTENKO, A.A.
Bridge for measuring specific inductive capacitance of
highly absorbii4,1 media in the radio frequency band. ?rib.
i tekh.eksp. 6 no-4:92-95 Jl-Ag 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Khar1kovskiy politekhnichaskiy institut.
(Bridge circuits)

MELYAVOVSKIY, V.G., prof.
Complications folloving mctraction of a cataract. Vest. oft.
76 no.l.-56--60 Ja-F'63. (MMA 16.-6)
1. Varshavokaya oftallmologicheskaja klinika,
(CATARACT)

KESHCHANIKOV. B.M.; STRAKHOV. K.I.; LEVIN. Yaje.; BOSIKO. K.P.-, MINIM, V.A.
KZLYASTP
YMMOV. A.F.
Raw method of smelting and pouring oxidising alloys. Prom. energ. 12
no.3:25 Kr 157. (KIRA lotO
(Alloyq) (smelting)

L. MELIYANTSEV, V.G.
2. USSR (600)
4. Agriculture
7. Trout of the water reservoirs of Karel-Finnish 5-S.R. Petroz,vocisk, Gosizdat.KFSSR,
1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Ilarch, 1953.Unclassified.

HEL'YANTSBV, V.G. -
-.w -
Possibility of utilizing the Konchozero lake group for commercial
fishing. Trudy Kar.fil. AN SSSR no.5:96-102 156. (MIRA 10:7)
1. PetrozAvodskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.
(Konchozero iregion-Fish culture)

SOV/124-57 -9-11061
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 9, p 164 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Mel'yantsov, V. G.
TITLE: Method of Bolt Design for High-pressure Flange Couplings (Metodik',
rascheta boltov flantsevykh soyedineniy dlya vysokikh davleniy)
PERIODICAL: Sb. stud. nauchn. rabot. Belorussk. politekhn. in-t, 1957, Nr i,
pp 57-00
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
Card 1/1

ALNKSATTEROV, B.N., red.: GEDIMINAS, A.A., red.; GRIGCRIYT%'V. S.V., red.;
maLl AU_SE7._Y_G,,red.; KOZLOVA, G.I., red.izd-va; KONI]RATIYEVA.
LY
telchn.red.
[Biology of Inland waters in the Baltic Sea region; transactions]
Biologiia v-nutrennikh vodoemov Pribaltiki; trudy VII nauchnoy
konforentaii po izucheniiu vnutrennikh vodoemov Pribaltiki.
Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 1962. ?_86 p.
(MMA 15:2)
1. Nauchnaya konferentsiya po izucheniyu vnutrennikh vodoyemov
Pribaltiki. 7th, Petrozavodsk, 1959.
(Baltic Sea region---Freshwater biology-Congressee)

PREDTECHETISKAYA, I.A.; MELIYANTSEVA, A.M.
Improving the quality of crease-resistant finishes of staple
fabrics. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; tekh.tekst.prom. no.4-74-79 161.
(MIRA 14:9)
1. Leningradskiy tekstilln3rj institut im. S.M.Kirova.
(Crease-resistant fabrics) (Textile finishing)

MAKIMIKOVA, M.V., kand.meditsinskikh nauk;JTLY~N
~Y Kj_ M.A., vrach
Case of foreign bodies in the esophagus. Zdrav. Belor. 6 no.8:72
Ag 160. (14IRA 13: 9)
1. Iz kliniki boleAney ukha, gorla i nosa (zaveduyushchiy - professor
N.P.Kniga) Minskogo meditainskogo instituta.
(ESOPRAGUS-FORLIGN BODI~S)

1. HSLYASHMOVA, Mar'ya.
For the glorious a=lvaraary. Rab. I sial. 33 no.9;4 Io
, 57.
(Vitebsk--Clotv~Iing industry) (Y, LRA I': ~~ i

. Op ~,o k.
Y2 -Yll Ull , N. , :VAS H-60, ";. ". . ~; - I ~ -, '':. - %~(,
I,r-' nr "!~B 1 ~,,, F'A ,g -, n ',I ~, -, I' ~' '- -e.i '-~,M,5. ~:. - :--k.
- -9 - 1)
g~l"" 1.1no 1 (S2 . I'm 1 P,~ , - -

L.0244L-67--
I_At'C-M-r:---AP6Ol8Ol7 SOURCE CODE: UR/0102/66/000/003/0015/0023
AUTHOR: Pavlov, V. V. (Kiev); Melyeshev, A. M. -- Meleshev, A. M. (Kiev)
ORG: None
TITIX: Compensation of perturbations and autonomy of infinite-dimensional systems
SOURCE: Avtomatyka, no. 3, 1966, 15-23
TOPIC TAGS: automat1c control theory, computer simulatioti, winlog computer, auto-
matic control system 1~
ABSTRACT: The authors study the problem of synthesizing control systems which
would insure autonomy and invariance of a finite number of degress of freedom for
infinite-dimensional objects. An ordered system of equations is given for an in-
finite-dimension~Ll object treated as a finite-dimensional controller. Expressions
are given for the control organs of an invariant system. Ilic system was simulated
on an analog computer. It is shown that invariance may be produced with the aid of
a finite-dimensional object if certain conditions are maintained. An exanple is
given of the control system of an elastic object consisting of a uniform beam with
a tracking force at its end. It is further shown that the coordinates characteriz-,
ing the motion of tile center of mass of the object do not depend on the coordinates
Ca-rd- 1P

L 02465-67
--AC- C'--NR-aAP-60-If6O- I--T--- -- ---
0 1
~ of the elastic vibrations of the object under conditions o 'I invariance. Figures i
are given showing the reaction of the system to stepwise control with a rigid object,I
I an elastic object, and an elastic object where invariance conditions are maintained. I
I Orig. art. has: 4 figures, 14 formulas.
SUB CODEO~ 1091 SUBM DATE: 06Apr65/ ORIG REF: 008

Mily-KUTI, Cs. -
14=KTM, Cs. - Harvesting smaIl seeds with harvesting-threshino- machine.
P. 13. vol. 11, no.14, JulY 1956.
Magyar Mezogazdasag - Budapest, Hungary
SOURCE: East Euro-oean Accession.-5 List (EEAL) Vol. 6, No. 4, AprA 1957

BABILIUss Vincas, dots.p kand. t8kh". nauk; BIELI w
kand. tekhn. nauk. NOVODVORSK, UNAS, Ksaveras, dots.
rlauk; MELYNIEVE 0 S, Andriuss dots. 0
, D.p red.; SAjZKA , kand. telchn.
, S.p tekhn. red.
IS'tu~Yv Off mweltals-] Metalotyrao Vilnius, Valstybine POlitines ir
mokslines literaturos leidykla 1961. 217 p.
Netals) (I'[IRA 15:3)

KELYUMUN, S.T.
- ~ -w
- 2
On naming the law.- I--mc . V'GstLejl.un- 9 noo5:153-155 MY '54.
(Kass (Chemistry)) (Force and enera) (MI-RA 9:7)

MYUKHIII.S.T., kandidat filosofskikh nauk
Scientific foresight and religious "prophesies." Nauka i zhiznl
22 no.7:29-32 Jl 155. (MLRA 8:9)
(Science and religiom)

4~_, kandidat filosofskikh nauk (Loni-agrad)
, 1~
MWAIT.U4 4
Notion as a property of matter. Nauka, i zhiznl 23 no-8:35-38 Ag 156.
(Motion) (Matter--Properties) (MIRA 9:9)

'Vielyukhin, Serafir. Timofeyevich
Froblema konechnogo i beskonechnogo;
filosofskiy ocherk LFroblemeof finity
and infinity; a philosol.hical witlinol
I-',oskva., Gospolitizdat, 1958.
263 P. tables.
Bibliographical footnotes.

SI: C, -,m
AUTHORI Melyukhin, S.T.; Candidate of Philo3,:,pnicE~!
TlTLE - Field and Matter (Pole i veslicilestvo)
1,EhIODICAL3 Nauka i Zhiznl; 1958, Nr 4. pp 7 '1 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article discusses the development of theories on the
correlation between field and matter, On the basis of dia-
lectic-materialistic conceptions, it is concluded "hat there
is no non-transitional boundary between these two forms -f
matter. This concept is verified by the quantLm theory, A
new theory, determin-ing the field-microstructure of matter
must replace obsolete concepts, Hypotheses exist i that
different fields, the quanta of which are "elementary" par
ticles, represent excited states of one single field, The
continuous connection between microparticles, and their abili
ty of transmutation, indicates their deep inner unity, It is
believed that there is a general law covering t~~ various
stages and properties of elementary particles and fields,
Modern science is approaching the discovery of this law. TYere
are 3 figures and 2 Soviet references.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
~-,ard 1/1
1. Science-Philosophy

KUMMsoy, I.T.; OTCHIMTIKOY, H.F.; OHEL'YANOVEKIY, H.R.; UYEHOT, A.I.;
__MyUKHIN, S.T,:._SACHKOV. TU.T.; SVXCHYIKOT. G.A.; MOTIK, I-B-0
red.izd-va; LAUT. T.G.. takhn.red.; KARKOTICH, S.B., tekhn.red.
[Principles of casuality in modern physics] Problema prichinnosti
v sovremannol fizilm. Moskva, 1960. 428 p. (mjFtA 14:3)
1. Akademiya nank SSSR. Institut filonofii.
(PhyBics--Philosophy)

SVIDERSKIY, V.I.., doktor fil. nauk; ShTOFF, V.A., kand. fil. naik;
IZMAYLOV, S.V., kand. fiz.-mat. nauk; BPJiNSKIY, V.P., kand.
fil. nauk; 1.10SIEFAIMIKO, 113., kand. fil. nauk;..U1X_VMB,
S.T., kand. fil. nauk; VIKHLIII, Ye.I., red.; YELIZA.ZVA,
-N-.A-._,tekhn. red.
[Fl,ilosophical problems in the present-day theory of rwtion
in nature]Filosofskie voprosy sovremennogo ucheniia o dvi-
zhenii v prifode. Leningrad, 1962. 198 p. (FJ_RA 15:10)
1. Leudngrad. Universitet.
(Science--Philosophy) (Notion)

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AUTHORx Helyukhin,,.S. T.
17
TITLEt The principle of development in the sciences of non-living nature
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Astronomiya, Abs. 10-51.1
REF SOURCE: Sb. Dialektika v naukakh o nezhivoy prirode. M., Mysll, 1964, 270-313
TOPIC TAGS: space matter,
ABSTRACT: Development is defined as a complete, regular, and basically irreversible
change in a qualitative state. It supposes the origination of possibilities and
tendencies of change, which are new in principle, in the course of a sufficiently
large segment of the time of the system's existence. Development in the field of
living nature and social phenomena is usually connected with progressive changes.
Applied to inorganic nature, the concept of progress is applicable only to those
forms of development of matter which characterize its complication and transition
fr~m a nonliving to a living substance. For the main part of the substance in the
universe, progressive changes do not proceed higher than to a definite level. The
process of development as a whole is distinguished from simple quantitative growth
by the fact that it is related to the qualitative transformation of the forms of
motion and mutual relations and to the appearance of new relations and possibilities.
-ard -11362

L 04249-67
ACC NR: AR6004661
Modern proposals about the formation of the_p4nets, stars, and galaxies and about
their evolution are set forth. The great influence of human society on tae develop-
ment of the earth's nonliving matter is noted. The autilor illustrates a proposition
according to which development can be progressive for a long period only in living
ILature and in society. Development of inorganic nature is related either to gradual-,
irreversible changes in the limits of an approximately identical degree of compluxity
or to repeating cyclical processes. Nonlivijig nature is not developed progressively
but is. only changed irreversibly by not returrilrig completely Lo previouO condiLions.
The irreversibleness of the changes does not mean, however, the approach of
development to a definite, final state because the infinite multitude of possible
states of matter cannot be fully realized for any final segment of time. A. Zasov
Oranslation of abstracy
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LIPKINJ, A.Ye.; FAVLYUCII~IJKO, V.I.;-14ELYUKOV, A.I. (Krasnoyarsk)
Rebults of entrance examinations in mathematics at Yxasnoyarok
inatitatiow of higher learning. Mat. v shkole no.4:27-29
Jl-Ag 161. (MIRA 14:8)
(Krasnoyarsk--Universities and colleges-Zntrance
requirements)

Tn -c 2hosphorus aml C-ribim! tn th~ '3100d
la r
o," -' arA. a:
im Su=ary 1-1. D,!c I). 1'"m!snnti(I F-,r T!,
C!, 1-1 7-)n

"I Va3ELOV 11. A.
I,ELYUKOV, A. N.f f
Pastures
Utilization of sown pasturage.
Sots. zhiv. 14, No. 5, 1952.
9. Month List of I~ussian Accessions, Library of Congress, August 1952. UNCLAS6IFIED.
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0
~it-vmim 1 A; F., C, ~:.Irl r vnad,~. 1u t1-.- rni!~:
aTjd CoII5~L`Ufll (If CIT.V~- -,?IAr--' i Jai-)
Vini-nila A wz!~- dI,td- Milt ti,e
arl~t to- Af.-Imill A (in, IT17.
-/a --1~11,uw;

1AC3E 4-
R I P v,-kivt wt~ cf milk or col-
C C!,
-xt. i.1 nil., E txns~:tkm fa,~F~r, 1 ~,;u nq~,

O-M. Vila, V m., acre L5 fthovc. - V itam'Ju
L
a, -in T
oirr,: V la txt
where.u
fill. Ell-tcr
d1i" factor; IMISli mg~ of s!,or4, ar-H dhm3!r.,d7-
iV 1 nrfl. WY-111io' nmd rv-prr-~-at-
Ing the aint. n,.F dild, milk iitcd in f;it- Vie irz-flic
and to!-31irtim of ship, luld hog, arc hi4hr:c- in
A a-
-buttc- ',it and fat-~ot. vitamIni I -r. iZarc
m~t, 17
, t
iJIf, butier-lat comcn, c! wlikh i5 oniv i~.Lt u. c,,,v
mW,-, lss cot pc,--)-cr in vit7inim A nlid E. "he vifamill

7ccut~:-cfof th-- milik wut lo:itruni ~f -
arez, jl~-Lv,

nau, wnd hW, b canditiciagi h7 the L-;
n
ol
svnthr-L~ In On- aMnial mirud-,rts. It b hi-RIjen1mc E4 the
cont"t of vitp min C, rJ flit- [red ard varita ivith Ote mnlintd

C~ fts C-natnt
U, W'~W~ i7liN, In '~e Lzcaili- "r;r 'r-
cillf (I Olt a!",
;Lt tht O!L~Z' i-IMI W,
milk af 51'rq) twf z as THI in, vitxaill C aft
O-q r-- Mf or DuriI34 till! pz~tLuthlh' pcrifKi tf;Q
il;( Qf vi:,unini C ..zu! A of zh,~
lowi!" Lt. i, I C:L, ill, l1ri! COCii [~)'Avr UIC Vit-Mailt
A lu-Illill., Th-i ol vjt~mljlll
C .!nj dtlu :d p IlAvIr. fit) !('ct ill Ow- cc"cs -
t t nf And clad ill
Oial thc-'c~ Ile vnptl.'~'11)'
01, -rit Oul!"ttiol" 21,'ie to
di-'I;r f'v, i. , - . - .
vii.; in Nor. f-LAag "t
sll;a nj :,vuzably aff6-Li 6Q:r sucLlinjO.
11w CbWae cont..)I-a v fr o1oz;tnull and
1,- Cil,N;lr~ und
cukrAfwll (J avilllub, L-cw.; c-laWy highur
.;'feat of 'all fj0L*r Tt ruirs within
&-riucdl limits iul to ott tht ~C:colul day
aml barm:voa-
-;z, t' ~C~.'AiTiil Mi!k:md ,Au-stull)
0. furm MiLz whethcr autur-.IA, or

p U N of tLe milk"
of 0'.' _1111,1k. Th"
cf or,,xni ~f A. V;JPL-~tzt;f~
I z I_ -1 11. f~j
1A ~4~j:iyf-
the d!gcsfi'u t.Rtt of fami mpitii3ls, A. Vuldtimuis (Iw~t-
ZoDtL-i. ;mt Ac-ad. I;ci. Ltt- lbid.~
Tljo usc! of Vilamias j~,, D, U,, B, C, and pp in
N". F, I'mit"12 and L. G, Tomme (All-
unioll Sd, llc~vardl If;-,I, MV;1L Aid.
Tho Oka of viz. -dill A and )) on tht, fertulty of f~rm-
ar
X. Se vL-" *~w I n ~. t . A n1 it 1.0
-V4421)[113
Morrhol, At~-id. Nal. 174-4,45.
4-,Ud D arlr.'t hv!%'fwL'kl!y Ow fertility v! imml-hun fur-
11-rodsicing, ~!!wqp ~mu! GI bog ~Tlic ciTectici; do~ca~ tor the
A and-50-1000 1.11. of
ftjr ram, CmVkj i.U. o' vitamin A and Irm
yit;iwia D And
I.G. of Vit.U11,11 D daiiy !11 flue.:; criective domci tire
of V~tami-l A wil'i 7,000 i.-,. of Vit-oxnift P fur
Cmal-., anJ IX, of vilamin-A and 15,060 I.U. of
vitamin D p-- h,-d j-j~ &iv in :nafM The effLg of vita-,
111" - - r W* 'geduw
111~ A Old D -or, 'ho f, -iiy fif h-,- X. P. .13,1 r
L
Mosm;.- Vizt~ A,,.,id is;-N are es-
uIT atty- tfit., 'xt~c as uhic-e. Tha
-Ctive- -r - -'s 'cu'vargaLs in mhe feed-
eff 'f vimm~ 1); CL
Lig of pmng hc'gs' V_ %1% aad A. D. Artemov (All-
i'lclu. of viiaTabzz A :~,_-Lh,~d ia
unm7ducd
'[Pxiiii cor,-
a nd t~c' proEtablQ_ The V 11":' V V1
al
ct!nfr~A- !-A ra!ziiig tiuck.11c.- pip. AL. Valdrauni, (Inst.
zV1)tc!ui Laui ~ S.&R.t. Pi'd,
'T'd
s"z V' Tha U~_, 0i
.Lring. voung p1gs. 1. A. Grachev (Ani

k:'; r,-
e 'c:71 L6ift? A a -PA~;
w wid.L.-OCC.- gelvI-4 11~nhh 11f
for br'J3
Q.:d 7,004xg.
-A
LI 17,
trc~;:; ard of the -
It purv, ~If thi, fir und T"Ift
u., her V-1p-TI3.
At ub L,.-,- ridi in a!id .,I v
ac
-il. of The grcuq per IOU kg. d bnay
A Iffl, du~;-- 0-2 K

T
in NA, wt. T!:~ it..- per jl'~"d
491
To
Zdd M the iuzQrua: ai~d of vi'~imin A in addr.. ill th
~
p

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pra
pr]
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-'ek, 41-1--c- af- apt-w Le h:um-ful
dtia to -lie excvis

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t ZI ry h Lng4~-" In tha
toc'- H~rctl. I
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d
-
a
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G. a:
re1
cf &.~cdL
Mitt~,-n& A ;2ivtA-fAi-mA!i taln, fow!41 Ma3lieva

rcr
f
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of, wpok-S, W;163uss ef tile iigg' uld
of
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~
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Ell,

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m A, of a~tturul ferc1% zucb

'LlS net,
;Lm
prifpns~ of thi: Vi'htn till: vit-vuir. A crntctit Of
the f.l, - i ':1 (.0;lAitutc ardy .15-~01 , 11%ify
w
r-ml irs OTect r.-.1 be b;.ds, is tjl:!
'Pic an'd- aawtvilMian J 'itam"t A ia fowl,
;,nd zv,loig

arc:(!v~l llo~ jenorl:-Jaafl,1111 of ~ftwfl;n UC47"ty fi.,3 fill
, J,
in wh ell chic
s a!c V
;znj, z"Ohn., Acad- Scl.--Lil
ty.
S.S.E )I Ibie. %Ii~j -Z, lfa:wal ' 5crarter of 7itaraLrl BI.
V. N Bukiii, L. S, Ytilzcva, aiA Z. r. Z,6!-~.cva (A~ N.
R~~kh 11I.-YRIlial'i Acad- ~ci * U.S.S.R.). lin-,L M-
't7.-VjZall;if: B;, coa,,~Irt ;f Udwzy~,,'irver and inutitines
'if Lll~ ;Invetc t6~mc,
L"!!i1cil that th, it:j qlliir-.~ty gr~uad to
h
; rc,
~:Izt Ling
~e its a
.
0 Otot:- for -
me
.
f
nl-im~r (frying Allf Ct
A C',!lv
ar
-
,
tMt
of 6c
jr. -.ither tha~r-

nd
the e~i;re~~,-
ic
,
-and i Cu. '15k-i Are
'
tar
13,! ar,
Nv,
u~ a!-,) Fi0l. k*,"*Pcn ~Ax.
-
16r
f A iUld 1) f0r Z7- L
n
L ' " I
glvvz, 1"id.
a~ am

V.-

f, ~ " ,. - . '.. I
MBLYUKOV,A.N.
D-hypovitaminosis in calves. Vit.res. i ikh isp. no.2:71-75 154.
(KIRA 8:10)
1. Ivanovskiy sellskokhozyaystvenwy institut.
(Calves--Diseases) (Ileficiency diseases in domestic animals)
(Vitamins-D)

MRLYUKOY.p A , N,,,,A;andidat sel'skokhozyaystvennykh nauk.
--- -~
_,~ - rn - , -
Valuable experience In raising the young. Nauka I pered. op.
v sellkhoz. no.10:8-9 0 156. (MLRA 9:12)
(Ultraviolet rays---Physiological effect)
(Stock and stockbreedirg)

HELYUXGV, A.M., smadid t gal' skok:hozMe tvannykh nauk.
Control of vitamin D and mineral deficiency in animals. Veteri-
narila 33 no-3:77-79 Mr '56. (MLOA 9:5)
1. Opornyy pokaratel'nyy punkt Vaesoyusnogo inatituta mekhnizateii
sel'skogo khozyayetva.
(DIFICIENCT DISEAM IN ANIMALS)

MELYUKOV, A. N., Doe Agric Sci (diss) -- "Methods of providing agricultural
animals with vitamin D (Based on material obtained in the central zone of the USSR)".
Moscow, 1959. 24 pp (Min Agric RSFSR, Moscow Vet Acad), 140 copies (KL, No 25,
1959, 137)

- Aja- kand. sell skokhozzysomtvanr4th nauk
89= - , - -
MY-15 lamps as a now source of ultraviolet rays in the Irradiation
of farm animals aid poultry. Mauch trudy TJNSKH 4:113-IM '59.
(MIRA 13:11)
(Ultratlelet rays)

MELYUKOV, A.N., kand.sellskokhozyaystyannykh nauk
Optimum doses of exposure to ultraviolet light for dairl cattle
and mdne. Nauch. trudy VIESKE 7:20-28 160. (KRA 15:8)
(Dairy cattle) (Swine)
(Ultraviolet rays-Physiological effect)

1,MYUKOV, A. 11. 1 RYZIMOMICOV, L. 1. and CURNYAKO Z1,, V.
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Veterinariya, Vol. 37, Ito. 2, 196o, ~ (~-7
MELYUKOV, A. N., VNIIZH,, RYZBENKOV, L, I., Glavnyy veterinarnyy vrach
CBEFUYAK, Z. V., Glavnyy zootekhnik Lyuberetskogo rayon, Moskovskoy oblasti

MELYUKOVI A. N.
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tion dosaging and D-vitamin supplementing of the nutrition of
agricultural animals." LLeninjiad7s 1961. 31 pp; (Ministry of
Agriculture RSFSR, Leningrad VeteRnary Inst); 180 copies price
not given; list of author's works on PP 30-31 (24 entries~; (KL,
5-61 sup, 196)

MELYUKOV, A.N.; DEVYATNIN, V.A.
------
Chemical determination of sterols and vitamin 1) in feeds. Tr-udy
VNIVI 8:114-119 '61. (MIRA 114:9)
1. Khimiko-analiticheskaya laboratoriya Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-
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BAKHIREV, N.F., kand. tekhn. nauk; GAVANIN, V.A., i".; DANTSIG, N.M.;
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PIGAREV . N.V., doktor sellkhoz . nauk; OSETROV, P.A., kand.
tekhn. nauk; SVENTITSKIY, I.I., kand. tekhn. nauk; SOKOLOV,.M.V.,
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nauk; TIRKELITAUB, M.V., inzh.; KOLPAKOVA, Ye.A., red.izd-va;
YEPIFOOVA, L.V., tekhn. red.; SIMKINA, G.S., tekhn. red,
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and Wfow]JRekomendatsii po ulltrafioletovorau obIlLobonilu sell-
skokhoziaistvennykh zhivotnykh i ptits. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.
nauk SSSR, 1962. 46 p. (MIRA 16:2)
1. kkademiya nauk SSSR. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki. Sektsiya
po ulltrafioletovomu izIucheniyu.
(ntraviolet rays-Physiological effect)
(Stock and stockbreeding)

-MELYUKOV, Aleksey Molayevich, kand. sellkhoz. nwik; LEONOVA, T.S.,
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(Biophysics and animal husbandry] Biofisika i zhivotnovodstvo.
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(MIRA 16:4)
(Stock and stockbreeding)
(Radiation--Physiological effect)

IMYUSHEV, N.A.. inzbener.
wal" - -
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KSLYUSION, Yu.K.
-
- W - I ~
continuous thickness control of calendered rubber cloth. lzm. takh.
no.1:82-85 KY-Je '5?. (KLRA 10:8)
instrumente)
(Rubber goods--Testing)
(Measuring

KAHT, Wladyslaw; MELZACKA, Miroslawa
11-ecyl derivatives of barbiturates. Pt. 3. Rocz chemii 37
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NIEWOU.'ICZANSK!, H.; "'ELL'At J.- , K.; ", , , ''""
, - -L . - L. , .1 . ; i I , I .
A double-beam phctoeler--tric lns* f',*z re~
n0.0117:1-19 1 ~4-
1. Institute 0', N cleEr ~rakui, -1-
~. u . 11 1 . . I - I - . I - - ~: I .. - . " ~
of Sciences.

L 2 2 2 E'e 2
ACC WK: AP,6005175 SOURCE: COLE: UR10058165T600fff91~Yf81k0i
AMORS Nevodnichanskiy, G.; I-L-llzatskiy, K.; Petrvshka, Y. - Pilyayeva, y.
Photoelectric spectrcmter
SOURI M: Ref. zh,. Fizika, Abs. 9A148
REF. SOURCE: 7Y,. Komis-
P0 sPektr0skopii. M SSSRI t. 29 vyp. 1, 1964$ 665-669
TOPIC TAGS: spectrometer, photoelectric method, spectral line, line intensity/KS-55-'
spectrometer
TRIViSLATIGN; Apparatuz has been developoed, capable of recording the time variation
of the inten'sities Of,tw0 spectral lines arbitrarily selected from the spectrum ob-
tained ;-rith a type-E478 Hilger s -S!ApqgLro -
-atically recor pectrograph or a type KS ff4phjPand of auto-
g thespectrum, of a continuous souroe..of radiaticn.
%o entrance
slits separate two arbitr-My spectral lines. A system.of light pipes guides the radi..
ation flux from the slits to the cathodes Of tWo photomultipliers. 'llie slits can be
moved with the aid of two microm-,er screws. One of them is driven by a syndu-onous
'rotor- 7he spectrum is alltoWatically recorded by using a seccnd synchronous motor.
Tile apparatus can be attached to the spectrograPlbwithout any supplenvaitary changes
in their construction.-
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Vol.
T-rTT.C T 77
ccc- V,! Ir)c7

MELZER A.
Determination of perimeters of sanitar-I protection at tne captation of undergrourA
water. p. 119.
(RIDROIT,CUICA. Vol. 2, no. 3,Mlay/June 1957, Rumania)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (E-EAL) LC. Vol. 6, No. 12, Dec. 1957
Uncl.

7[o,' nn. Tjjl I
12 77. A. P'ai-n nrolhlemr of word- -..'I t',,e 'le--L~' ('f ar.
ar
water.
Nonthly 11st of Fast Fiirr)-,,r,;-r Ar~-!7rlrm,3
~Inclaas.

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