SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MICHOTA, G. G. - MICIAN, R.

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HICHOTSK, S.
"General Cost In Building And The Ways To Reduce It; A Book Revieverts Remarks" p. 21.
(Prseglad . Vol. 25, no. 1, Jan. 1953. Warszawa)
East European Vol. 3, No.2,
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MICHOVSKA, J.
Effect of the periglacial erosion in the Causses karst. p. 222.
(Sbornik, Vol. 61, no. 3, 1956. Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC, Vol. 6, no. 6, June 1957, Uncl.

MICHOVqn, J.
DimitriJ Lnucek's Dumbirsky velehorsky kras (Dmmbier Alpine Karst); a review. p. 229.
(Sbornik, Vol. 61, no. 3. 1956. Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC, Vol. 6, no. 6, June 1957, Uncl.

Z/031/61/009/004/002/008
A121/A126
AUTHOR: Miohcvsk~, 0.
TITLE: Centering and clamping head for Internal grinding of ge&rs
PERIODICAL- Strojirenska ykroba, no. 4, 1961, 176 - 18o
TEXr. The author deactribes the head and the grinding process and submits
the relevant calculations on the centering and clamping head for internal grind-
Ing of gear wheels. The clamping head is shown In Figure 1. The main cylinder
body (1) is sorewed to the carrier plate (2). For the clamping and centering
of the gear wheel three interchangeable jaws are used, screwed to the wedge-shap-
ed slides (10), which are connected by means of springs (16) to the star wheel
(6). Gear wheels of 20 to 120 mm outer diameter may be chucked by means of the
described clamping head. The axial motion of the star wheel (6) is performed
by the connecting rod (8). The cooling agent Is supplied by the tube (33). In
order to obtain a high accuracy of the clamping head, the body (1) Is flattened
on three spots and provided with wide and precise radial grooves, in which the
wedges (10), screwed to the board (15), are inserted. The lubricator (34) per-
forms the lubrication of the wedge surface and the wedge. The interchangeable
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jaws are ground by a sDenial machine; a spreading device and a ring fastener are
used in this operation. Wheels with ztralght teeth are centered by means of
rol!6. For toothed wtpeln of the modulus 2 to 5 mm the roll diameter Is chosen
In su,:~h a way, t"a4. their contact points witbthe tooth flanks are lying I - 2 mm
from the outside diameter. In thA machining of spur gear wheels with helical
teeth, balls are uped instead of rolls; these balls are attached by means of
cables to a special ring. r.=: shown in Figure 8. The ballis should not have any
deviations in direction of the cable. The dJameter of a ball is computed in &~n
example. The choice of the diAmeter of the -oll or of the ball can also be wade
from a nomogram. There a-3 11 f tguras and I table.
ASSOCIATION: ZVIL, n.p., Plza; (ZVIL, People's Lhterprise, Plze~)
Figure 1-. (&) Coo!'-.rig agent supply; (b) changeable adjusting sleeve according
to the w~:,rkDle,2e; 1c) changeable jaw acoording to the workpiec4�; (d) view in the
dirsetion "S".
Card 2/4

ROTTIM, Andrzej; MICTNICZ, Jozef; KOPMSKA-ROTTYMOUA, Par'bnra
Vnlue of Sulkovitch reaction for the determi-istion of calcium con-
centration in the I)lood Rnd urine. Polski tygod. lek. 14 no.11:
1453-1456 1 Aug 59
1. (2 11 KlIniki: Charo"i Wewnetrzrtych A. H. we Wroelqwiu: kierownik:
prof. 4r med. Antoni Fnlkiovicz)
(CALCIUM, chem.)

MICHOWICZ# Josef; GLENIAGZt Vladyalaws,
A case of Gaucher's syndrome with hypersplenic syndrome. Pol.
tyg. lek. 17 no.2:57-W 8 Ja 062.
1. Z II Kliniki Chorob Vownstrznyeh A.M. we Wroclawiu; kierounik,.
prof. dr Antoni Falkiewics.
(LIPOIDOSIS case reports) (MERSPLENISH case reports)

YWCZ, Lessek; 'IICHTA, Zhigniaw: HAPORA, Albina.
Analysis of causes of exacerbation in pulmonary tuberculosis
with special reference to work factor. Gruslica 23 no.11:80"-
913 Nov. '55.
1. Z Panstwowegn Sanatorium Przeciwgruzlicaego w Bystrej
SI&ski"j. Dyrektor: dr med. W. Pregowski. Bystra Sl&sim,
Pafistwow" Sanatorium Przmciwgruzlicze.
(TU9FXUWSIS, FUDIONARY, physinloff.
exacerbation in vorkers)
~WORK' effects,
on tuborc..pulm., exacerbation)

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PRIWWSKI, Wladyslaw;_MICHTA. Zbigniew
AM and pulmonary resection in a case of extensive bilateral
fibro-cavernous tuberculosis with acute development. Gruslica.
24 no.12:1207-1211 Doc 56.
1. Z Sanatorium V Bystrej Slasklej. Dyrektor: dr. med. W. Progowski.
p. o. ordynator lek. Z. 14ichta. Adres- Bystr& Slaska (Sanatorium
Prseciwgruslic,-e).
(PURMINT04T, in various diseases.
tuberc., ftbro-cavernous. with ACTH (Pol))
(MIRCUWSTS, PULMONART, therapy.
ACTH, in fibro-cavernous bilateral tuberc., in
pnoumonectomy (Pol))
(ACTH, therapeutic use,
tuberc., fibro-cavernous. in pneumonectomy (Pol))

BELYAKOV, V.A.: VEKSLER, V.I.; IFIRYCOV, N.M. KT.ADNITSKAYA, Ye...N.;
KOFYLOV, G.I.; 1ICTY111T, A. [Michu", AJ; PENEV, 1I.N.; FCTOLOVA,
Ye.S.; SOWVIYEV, M.I. -
~I-Meson resonAnces generawd u1multw-cously wish tslmn~-o
particles In p -p-in tern ctions at 7.5 Gev./c. Zhur.ek.4j,.i teor.
fiz. 46 ne.'~:1967-1978 je 164.
1. Ob"yedinennyy inst'i "nt yadernykh .,. -f -
trudnik Instituta. atonnoy fiziki Rumynfi~oy Akridemil miiv,
Bukharest (for Mikhul). (,v.:!'-4 i7-1C)

%MORE, William Gronk-, WAYSENBIN, A.0. (translator]; TROITSrAYA, V.A.
(translator]; MICHULIN. V.V., redaktor.
[zleotronics in nuclear pVq9Ics] Blektroulks, Y iadernoi fizike.
Moskva, Isd-vo inostrannoi lit-ry, 1951. W p. [Microfilm]
(MM 7:11)
(Illectronic apparatus and appliances) (Ilectron-tube
circultiO

HICHULIS, A.
ussR/Astramm - conision or stars mr/Air 52
"S patial. HDtion or Three Stars of the Vain Se-
quence," A. Alkents, A. Xichulis, All-Union
Astronomical-Oeodetic Society, Riga Branch
"Astron Zhur" Vol XXIX, No 2, pp 215-217
AcknoWledge the helpful advice and consultations
or P.P. Parenago. Calculates the pr?Imbility of
collision to be of the or4er or 10- god the
probability or close passage to be 10- there-
fore concludes that these events an practically
Inme1ble. Stars Investigated were the follow-
im 3: W+25*3344, 78*x, and W-1!3hTh. Subsitted
20 Oct 51.
2i&6q

VfANZTWV, A. ; NICKMIN. A.
Tranmformed face. Babotaltma 34 no.3:)l Kr 156. (KLAA 9:5)
(Surgery. Plastic)

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Translation from. ReferativnTy zhurnal, Geografiya, 1957, Nr 6,
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p 75 (Ul
AUTHOR: Michurin B. N.
TITLE: Water Balance of a Spring Wheat Field in the Irrigated
Lands of Trans-Volga Region (Vodnyy balans polya
yarovoy pshenitsy v usloviyakh'oroshayemogo Zavolzhlya)
PERIODICAL: 5b. tr. po agron. fizike 1954, Nr 7, PP 5-)0
ABSTRACT: The author states that the water requirements of
apring wheat depend upon growth stages and water
content of the dark brown soils of the Engel's
Card 1/1 Experimental-Reclamational Station.

VIRSHININ, Petr Vasil'yevich; KKL'UIKOVA. Kariya Konstantinovna; KICHURIV,
Bo.rix Nikola"vich. MOMMOV, Boris Sargeyevich; POTASOV, Vikolay-
U-0-0
Veirovich; dHMOVSKIT, Abram Filippovich, prof.; IOYYI, A.F.,
skademik, red.; R3VUT, I.B., kand.sellskokhoz.nauk, red.; ORLOVA,
L.I., red.; POLISKATA, R.G., tekhn.red.
(Princi-oles of agricultiiral physics) Oanovy aeTofiziki. Koskya,
Gos.izd-vo fiziko-matem.lit-ry. 1959. 903 P. (MI-RA 13:2)
(Agricultural physics)

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s rict-ire - ?Ocr.voved~ r~
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N 16~
tp !Y
1. Agrofizicnestlly ss
sunmi%t~d Lec. il-,, -.064.

YEVLAMPIYEV, R.A., inzh.; KUZNE"SOV, M.A.; FANASOV, A.Ye., inzh.;
DZYUBENFO, A.U., putevoy obkhodehik-prolazabik, (st. Troitsk,
Yuzhno-Urallskoy dorogi); MICHURINI D.N., insh.; WWROV, I.S.,
putevoy raboctAy (Stavropol', Severo-Kavkazsk6y dorogi);
TRIGORLOV, G.I.; VELICHKA, T F., normirovshchik (st.Tomak,
Zapadno-Sibirskoy dorogi); B3GAYCHUK, I'S. (st.Kazat'in, Yugo-
Zapadnoy dorogi); BYCHKO, S.N.; KRASIN, N.A., inzh. (Tashkent);
LOKHMDTKIN, G.A.
Letters to the editor. Put' i put.khoz. 6 no.12:39-41 162.
(KRA 16: 1)
1. Glavnyy bukhgalter distantsil puti, st. Ryazhsk, Moskovskoy
dorogi (for Kuznetsov). 2. Zamestitell dorozhnogo revizora po
bezopasnosti dvizheniya, Yaroslavl' (for Michurin). 3. Zamestitel'
nachallnika Tomskoy distantaii Zapadno-Sibirskoy dorogi (for
Trigorlov). 4. Dorozhnyy master, stantsiya Verkhovtoevo,
Pridneprovskoy dorogi (for Bychko). 5. Mokovoy master, stantsiya
Sinellnikovo I, Pridneprovskoy dorogi (for Lokhmotkin).
(Railroads-Track)

ARTYUG111, I.M.; GRACIIEV, Yu.P.; DAVYDOV, L.N.; DOY14IKOVt Ya.P.; KIRPICBEV,
V.I.; LEV.11TAL', G.B.; NEIMITIYEV9 L.A.; NICHURa.-I.1,; NIKONCV,
A.P.; :4SHOVKO, G.I.; STARIKOV, V.G.; FROLOV, V.I.; KH!(ILEVP L.S.;
RAbINOVICH, A.L., red.; SODOLEVA, Ye.M., tekhn. red.
(Technical and economic principles of the expansion of heat sup-
ply engineering in power systems] Tekhniko-ekonomicheskie osnovy
razvitiia teplofikatsli v energosistemakh. Moskva, Gos. energ.
izd-vo 1961. 318 P. (MIRA 15:3)
beat engineering) (Electric power plants)

- KI-CHURINJI L.N.; MAKHAYEVA, L.V.
Feeding habits of wild reindeer on the TaymVr Peninsula. Zool.
zhur. 41 no.12tl883-1888 D 162. (MIRA 160)
1. Research Institute of Agriculture of the Far North, Norilsk.
(Taymyr Peninsula-Reindeer-Feeding and feeds)

MICHURIN 0 LA.
i4fostation of wild reindeer by tne iarvae of the warble fly
Oadamagens, terandi L. in the T&yW ftninsula. Zoole zhur. 42 no.l:
149-151 163. Mik 36:5)
1. Research Institute of Agriculture of the Far North, Norylsk.
(Tayw PeninBulap- Parasites--R4zldeer)
(Taymyr Peninsula-Botflies)

MICHURINp L.N.
Sam mv.7-phollogicAl oharactaristics of wt-ld re-IrAeer rn the
Tayx:yr ?eninBula. Zool. 2hur. 44 no.911396-L405 165.
(MIRA 1811o)
1. Nauclino-issledovuteltakiy i=titut sellskogo khozy-ay-stva
Kraynego Severa, Nwrillak.

SAMOYLOVA, T.S.; MICHURIJ;, E.V.; KURTACH, B.L. (Ioningrad)
Metastatic aderoma of the thyroid gland. Probl.endok.i gorm.
no.1:106-110 162. (MIRA 15:0
1. Iz kafedry obahchey khlrurgil
Leningrndskago pediRtrichankogo
Yo.P. Semenova).
GLAIM--TUMORS)
(zav. - prof. V.I. Korkhov)
meditainskogo instituta (dir.
(THYROID

-180, Borodinakaya, d.1/88 kv-45)
_Aloeningrad, F
Pelvic bone fractures in children. Yest.khir. 89 no.lltlx-13:L
I t62. (KM 16:Z)
1. rz kafedry khirurgii detakogo vozrasta (sav. - prof. G.A.
Bairov) i k&fedry obehebey khirurgil (zav. - prof. V.I. Korkhov)
Loningradskago pediatricheakogo meditainskogo instituta (rektor -
Y.P. Somenova).
(PELVIS-IFRACTURE)

L
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ULITSBURG,, L.M., kand.tekhn.nauk; MICHURIN, 0.1., inzli.
Tocimica.1 u:ul economic expediency of using mercw-y rectifier units
with aovanc~jd pivise ohift angle. Prom. energ. 18 no.8:4-9 Ag '63.
(MIM 16:9)
(Electric power distribution)

POLISM, D.Ye.; RUDKITSIKIY, N-ya-; DYKHOVICtIM, YUA-; M, 'URI-N-2 -V-F'
ftgW4*mt inmeaes in the pressure on moil foundation& of ISWO-
block Widings. [Trudy) NIX oan. no.49960-67 1620 (MIM 15S12)
1. ilpravleniye po proyektriovaniyu xhilishchno-grazhdanskogo i
keommallno o stroitelletya g. Koskry (for Dykhovichn", FAchurin).
ISoil mechanics) (Foundations)

KHOWANSM, M MV kand.tekhn,muk (14askva)i KOLINER. V.M., kand.takhn.nauk
(Mos~-rrxi; MICHUAItl, V.F. . Inzh. (Moskva)l SZROVA, L.P., Inzh. (Yrskva))
TEMIKV. Tu.A., In3h. Noskva)
Stud7 of the action of transverse elements of large-panel arartment
houses. Tsel. po tecr. socruzh. no.14t169-18Z 065.
(MIRA 18t10)

GESHELIN, S.A.; MICHMiN,J._.~,
Diabetes mellitus in surgical patients. Test. khir. no. 6:
75-& 65. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Tz khirurgicheskogo otdeleniya (zav. - prof. B.Ye. Frankenberg)
1-ay Odesskoy gorodskoy klinicheakoy bollaitay (glAvnyy vrach -
A.S. Teslik).

ANDREYEV, Yuriy Aleksandrovich; KOBAK, Valeriy Oskarovich;
MICHUItIN,_V.I,_,. _band. tekhn. nauk, retsenzent; APTEKFAI;,
PI_3F, red._;___T_SAL, H.K., tekhn. red.
(Double T--shaped bridges in selective amplifiers]Dvoinye
T-obra2r,ye mosty v izbiratel'rWkh usiliteliakh.. Leningrad,
Sudprongiz, 1962. 103 1). (MIRA 15~9)
(Amplifiers, Electron-tube) (Bridge circuits)

I YKi L E7, V.I., ka~`tijn 2-go rm~ ga; GUIKHOV, G.P., ~ '. - -Kr.
runga; Z.A.MJBTN, L.K., kapitar. 2-go range; :'-T, '~'
kap'tait 3-go ranga; KAPTSEV, R.F.. kap'f-~n ]-,-
MTCHURPI, V.I., kapitnn I-go rar.grx.
Matured pr,)blems. Mor. abcr. 49 r,(. '! ' ~ '-
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MICHURIN, V.K.
M.V.Lcmonosov as a physicist ar,~: -i9t. - Dokj. na nauch. korLf.
1 no.3.13-.21 162. (MIRA 1b-8)
(Lomonosov, Mikhail Vasi'.1evich, 1711-1765)

ACC NRI AR6017170 SOURCE CODE: UPv/0058/65,/000/012/AO08/AO08
i-AUTHOR: Kichurin, V. K. Ivanov, A. 1. J
TITLE: Concerning the origin and magnetism and interpretation of magnetic phenomenC51
on the basis of an examination of moving charges
SOURCE: Ref. zb. Fizika, Abs. 12A78
REF SOURCE: Dokl. na nauchn. konferentsiyakh. Yaroslavsk. gos. ped. In-ta, v. 2,
no- 3, 1964, 187-193
TOPIC TAGS : electromagnetism, physics, education
ABSTRACT: The authors consider two versions of exposition of the thnary of- Llir_elec-
tromagnetic field in modern'textbooks, and note none makes use of the ponsibility of
establishing the interrelation between electric and magnetic fields. Demonstratir)n
of the connection between the electrostatic and magnetostatic fields makes It pos-
sible to instill in the listener's consciousness the concept of electromagnetic
field even during the earlier stages of the teaching of the material. The entabliah-
ment of this connection, first, reduces the number of principal laws an which the
theory of static field Is based and, second, explains the nature of the magnetic
phenomena. A derivation of Ampere's law and of the Biat-Savart-laplace law from
Coulomb's law is presented. It is noted that the use of these derivations In the ex-
position of the principles of electromagnetism can entail difficulties connected with
the need for prior mastery of the formalism of relativity theory on the part of the
listeners. P. Khramov. [Translation of abstract)
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MICRURIN, Te, alesarl-aborshchik; ALEKSODROV, A. (a.Dnermonetrovsk),*
MMTMV. A. ; UMI SHBWO - T - : W12APOVA, A.; SPIZHAiISKIT. R.;
NAZAB=O. P.; SAMIYZV, V. (g.Arkhangellsk)
latters to the editors. Sov.profsoiwW 16 no.11:44-49 Je '60.
(MIRA 13:6)
1. Koskovskiy xavod malolitrashaykh avtomobiley (for Michurin).
2. Redaictor gazety "Z& tempyg Kolosenskogo zavoda tekstillnogo
mash Inom troyentys, (for Belyayev). 3. Starshiy Instruktor i(lyevskogo
onlastnogo soveta profadyuzov (for Ilullshanko). 4. ZavedtWushchiy
achebno-kursovoy bazoy Astrakhanskogo obleovprofa (frr 14,t7arenko).
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TITLE: Luminescence spectra of fluorinated and branched t2E22ium and terbluma
0-diketone complexes 7
SOURCE: Optika i spektroskopiya, v. 20, no. 2, 1966, 340-342
TOPIC TAGS: luminescence, europium compound, terbium compound, ketone, fluori-
nated organic compound, stimulated emission
ABSTRACT: In a search for compounds with stimulated emission capability, luminea-.
cence spectra at 77K were obtained of n-propyl alcohol solutions of 25 europium
and terbium complexes with S-Miketone"of the type R'COCH2COW', where R' and R"
are various organic radicals,,branched or unbranched and/or fluorine substituted.
The effects of the symmetry of ligands (diketones), molecular structure of the
radicals, accumulation of fluorine substituents, combinations of two branched
radicals or branched and fluorine-substituted radicals were examined on the
position, width, and Intensity of luminescence peaks which correspond to
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Eu or Th ions. Impurities in such a solvent do not interfere with the shape of
5D _7F transition. The spectra of the europium a-pyridyltriflurodiketone
CO:plez1hoplayed a narrow red band identical in soluti6n and in - esum-;
cry8ra-13, PT
a y e ause of the formation of an N-containing chelate ring. The luminescence
intensity of thecterbium ion in terbium bis(1,3,5-trimethylbenzoyl)methide [sic);
remained high th spite of the presence of the branched radicals In the ligand,
which generally quench luminescence of the lanthanide ion and simuitaneougly pro-
note blue-green'-esission due to the molecule Itself. Certato [unspecified] of
the complexes studied way be capable,of producing stimulated emission. Orig.,art..
has.,- I figurer, [JKJ
SUB CODE: 20/ SUBM DATE: 29Apr65/ ORIC REF,., 004/ OM REF#. 003/ ATD PRESS:
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GRISHINA, T.Ya.; MICHURINA, G.A.; PAKSHVER, Z.A.
Formation of polyacrylanitrile fibers. Irnim.volok. no.4:
13-15 '59- (MIRA 13:2)
1. Vgesoyuznyy nauchno-inaledovatel'skly institut iskusstvennOgO
volokna. i filial Tsesoyuznogo nauchno-iseledovatellskogo institute,
iskuostvenn o volokna v g Kalinine.
Oforlon) ZAcrylonitrile)

XLIMEM, V.S.; ZVWMV. M.P.; GRUZIZV, V.A.; BONDAREM, v.m.; micmMmA, G.A.
Synthetic fibers based on isotactic polypropyleue. Shim.volak.
n0.4:19-22 159o WU 1312)
1. Teesoymanyy nauchno-istledovatellskiy institut inkmentwennago
volokna.
(Textile fibers, Synthetic)
(Propane)

Z.
8709
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0 2 0/ B C):, Fj
AUTHORS: Gruzdev, V. A., Klimenkov. V. S., Serkcva, L. A..
Michurina, G. A., Zhuchkova, N. G., Bondarenko, V. M
TITLE; Thermooxidative Destruction of Polyprofylene and the
Fiber on Its Basis
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskiye vn-lokna, 1960, No. 19-1.'
TEXT: The authors wanted to study the influence of the compc~sitiQn Of th,3
polyprcpjlene fractions on the thermooxidative destrutjr-n and the -lari
fication of the possibilities of stabilizing the poljrmer in s.%aping arid
the fiber. Polypropylene with the f-)Ilowing characteristic values was used
for the study: molecular weight 200,000, contents of the amorphou-9 frar-
tion 4.3%, contents of the heptane fraction 5.7%, ash contents 0.4%. The
fil,ars were produced according to the process described in Ref". 5. The
thermooxidative destruction of the polypropylene was studied between 140
and 2400C, since the fiber is shaped at these temperaturea, The data ob-
tained are given in Fig. 1, and show that a period of activatic~n 7f the
process exists, whose value decreases with rising temperature uril whoge

87,1479
Thermooxidative Destruction of Polypr-,pylene S/ 18 DO-
and the Fiber on Its Basis B020/BO~8
oczurrence depends on the accumulution of radicals. The 3epenlence _f the
intrinsic viscosity of the polypropylene heated to 200 GC (Fig. 2) arJ
1400C (Fig. 3) on the composition of the fractions is trared graph-ally.
It can be seen from Fig. 2 that the change of the ccmpogition of' the fra~-
tion at temperaturesabove the melting point of the polymer Joes not cause
any change of the intrinsic viscosity during heatng, and thus neither
influences the thermooxidative destruction. It can be seen from Fig. 5 that
the introduction of 15% of the amorphous polypropylene fraction reduces t~,e
activation period to about one-twelfth. Fig. 4 shows the change ~f trie
intrinsic viscosity of the pc.,jner in japenlence or. the irti,-xiJar,13 Ugel
The most effective ant i,)xid;trt:i ~if. 2-)k)' -i:e !Ieoz.-)ne *j :ir,; i~.n_l . :i-wever.
the act ivity of ' he.3e -trt itx , 1,~nt:: %.,.en it.crea.i3.ng .he
~-peruture rc 240 CIC ,',;~bie 1) 7he effe~,! cl -1rious anticixidants ur, the
-mooxidativu deitri(tior. cf polypropylene is mentioned in Table 2,
j, it can be seen that the adlition of D.1% lonoi Urd C).0 ~Ieczone D
ufficient for the stabilizatiGn c-f polypropylene at 200 C. Fig. -3
~_ependence of intrinsic Viscosity anO strength of the fiber on the
Z ;~,
--ation of heating and the polyrner c(.,mp.-siticr_ Table , ,ives lata on tre
effect of the stabilizer *:,v, Jut i' .,:r. : he-i'ir~4 ~_:n t-;e tnermo
oxidative t NH_z~re D

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Thermooxidative Destruction
and the Fiber on Its Basis
and Ionol respe c t ive 1.y , or
phenol-sty-rene condensation
when heated for 50 hours at
3 Soviet references.
of' Polypropylene
zi mixture of 0. 51J'
pro 9uct d- n"
140 C. There are
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ASSOCIATION; VNIIV (All-Union Scientific Re8earclh 1n.,3tit,jtP
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IVANOVA, A.S.; SRARAT, SHLEUDIK, T.Te.: PECE101,
N.G.; TATSMO. V.A.; USOVA, A.P.; FRCLOVA, P.A., otv.red.;
ROGOVSKAYA. Ye.G.. red.; VCLKOV, I.T., tekhn.red.
[Agroclimatic reference book on Ammr Province] Agroklimaticheakii
spravochnik po Awarzkoi oblasti. Leningrad, Gidromteor.izd-vo,
196o. 134 p. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Khabarovsk. Gidrometeorologichookaya observatoriya. 2o Khaba-
rovskaya gidromateorolo.-ichookays obBervatoriya (for Ivanova.
Shabalin, Kichurina, Shlendik. Pechen'. Tatsenko, Usovs). 3. Ns-
challnik Otdela agrometeorologii KbDbarovskoy gidrometeorologicheakoy
observatorii (for Ivanova).
(Amur Province--Crops and climate)

MICHURINA, I.A., klimatolog
Climatic conditions of Khab~rovsk. Amur pbor. no.2:13.5-1rC '(C.
(KIRA !J:),
1. Deystvitel'nyy chlen GeograficheskoFo obshchestva S5SR.
(Khabarovsk--Climate)

P..'CHU.,J11'J., 1. V.
BAKHA -- 11, A. N.
Nauchno-a'.- IstIr- ewroe zmc~enle 11chPniia I- V. Michiirina Z-6cientific anO
atheistic siFnificEnc, -~f 1. V. Michlirin's, theorips-7. Mosk-w~ , Gos,(,il I t,, -- sv, , i zdat,
E105772. Y p.
SC: Monthl-v List of Russian Acces!d,, ns, Vol . 7 Nn -- Mij.,; 1`54.

dew ed alwaiiiiiss by 06sta" wool" I~ A, &bw kos~.
N. Prilcshwva, and C, V, sovak ( U %'~ "J'Am,
4tr1'niY,%1o%mw). InvisAkad Nask52iSR,.Ser~
L
FL&. IS. 41S 2:1(1951 j -Tmh At Annealed at W' for A
tin. to a jinun use of 2-3 q, mm ., et~hd with A I I
mixt. of IICI and MrOll, plarcif in petf,grum. An,I uvAdc
AM.& 61W a -Ingle %marlsdi-whargeof A 11ji-v
coilwilantv AnoodefcpIk-aultim I-nin. we.-.ansd
Wilk all clectrim ilik-foociplvir The cubic tructuir at the
periphery of the hok iijilwAred distorted *rhv VV1111111 I-All
apprareil covereal with a nictitifir (mm fnrtfmi froni molten
And ~-.tKmratins sn'tal aletfulcurl call he replA~i by
,I'%td 160 to avoid the forin.ati,", ,( stabic . 11, s,, anpas
ut the ertmoon bule The fumitj-. 4 tru,tur, 1-1,
Io con'Uterable Nuface lim(kciffig S PAk.WCr

USSR/Metallurgy - Wolfram Powders, Jan 53
Application of Electron Micro-
scope
"Study of Wolfram Powders With the Aid of an Elec-
tron Microscope," A. I. Krokhina, K. A. Michurina,
G. V. Spivak, and others
Zhur Tekh Fiz, 'Fol 23, Wo 1, PP 17-22
Investigates effect of additions to W powders and
reduction methods of metallic W on size and shape oll
its grains. Surmmrizes data obtained from studying
27CYtRO
n= rous micrographs of powders. Ratablishes that
metallic W particles, even those Of smallest size
beyond resolution of ordinary microscope, have shape
of regular cube disregarLling metal grade or tech-
nOlogical process.
27CT89

AUTHORS: ~a'rli, K.V. , LicifLAna', K.A. , SkAkov Yu.A. 3 2-12-; 1/ 71
TITLE: A Method of Investigating the Llectron Emission of Steel (Yetodiks.
elektronno-emissionnogo issledovaniya stali).
PERIODICAL: ZRvodskaya Laboratoriya, 1957, Vol. 23, Nr 12, pp. 1443-1446 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: although a model of the elec-
In the introduction it is said thst
~i
tron emission microscope for indust al use (in the USSR) has already
been vorked out, there is atil: a lack of scientific publications
dealing ,Yith this problem. Reference is made to the Ymrk by
K.Heidenreisch (Journ.of Appl.PIVs. 26, 1955), which contains suit-
able information for the activation-working of carboniferous types
of steel. In this paper a ne%v method of emission-microsoopic invest-
'g!ition of the re-orystallization ferrosilicon (iron silicide) and
alio a method how to study the -transfortation of electrolytic
iron is suggested. Besides. the results obtained by studying the pro-
cess of nickel formation in the steel 10X05 are given. Research work
-nits carried out by means of the aicrosoope " ) J "1 -75". The samples
viere ground and electrolytically polished. Because of the aotivation
of the surface of the samples the following solution (accord,-ing to
Heidenreisch) was used: 11 mg formate of barium, 75 ml formic acid,
C,, r-3 and 25 ml isopropyl alcohol. In order to be able to expose the samples

A KPO-tod of Investigating the Blectrcn Emission of Steel 32-12-21171
to a temperature of 1200-13000 during the research work, a special
objective-holder is used, i~ which the sample in the emission micro-
scope is under a vacuum 10 mm torr. For the purpose of comparison
sirultaneous recordings were made with light microscopes. In the
ohapter: Research results it is 3aid that investigation of emission
muzt be carried out at temperatures above 8500. In the c"e of ferro-
silicon it was possible, during heating, to follow the process of re-
crystallization and of the dissolution of the ferrosilicon grain.
In electrolytically pure iron the0(,_f' 1 -tmnsfornation could be ft-
ser7ed as well as the structure of the ferrite at a temperature of
850-9000 (photos are shown). In 1OX05-steel it was possible to study
the austenite structure. Observation made at higher temperatures di-
minished the contrasts of oontouru; at low temperatures resnarch
work is in need of working out suitable activation methods, in the
course of which - as is presumed here - the application of formate
of cobalt is said to be necessary. The micropictures were taken at
d ~ 1000 R. There are 4 figures, and 3 references, 2 of -ahich are
Slavic.
Ca M W3

A Method of Investigating the Electron Eniission of Steel 72-12-21/7'
ASSOCIATICE: Moscow Institute for Steel imeni Stalin (bloakovskiy Institut
stali im. Stalina)
AVALLABLE: Library of Congress
Card 313 1. Steel-Electron emission 2. Emission-Microscope applications

'2/SED
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ACCESSION NUt 654 B/0048/64/028/008/1360/13CB
.Rt -BgIivAkG.V.'- -Shishkin,B.D.~- MichuAha K. rive-"
!Mabel
Ti~M the quahtitative investigation of efficient oidtters.In a wide tempera-
ture ranie by~observation of contrast in the el*ctron-,optical image ffeport, llth
A
I Union.Confereke:on Cathode Rlectronid3~held in-Kin -18 Nov i9627
~SOURCE: AN SSSR.:,-rzv.Seriya fizicheskaya, v.28, no.8, 1964, 1360-1366
_-BIOPIC TAGS emitter electron emiss ion, 'electron micro 4~lectron optics,.ca-
.thode
-'ABSTRACT: The: Present: work was. a continuation of a series of studies* by. ,the authors
,of emitters and surface -4mission by means- of various electron-optical techniques.
'The . authors e arl ie r analys is : of contrast formation in.an electiun-optical-image of'.
an emitter1s generalized to the.paselof.honuniform efficient cathodes..The resultar
,provide the basis.for Interpretation of data on localemiasion, taking Into account_~.
varicnza -14otors-. For the present study there.,was unsed an electronic-circuit that~
-made.possible rapid-measurement, of local currents from a whole region of the emit-
tar: from a point Th .~ f' ph 6-)_ cont. as
!rathe* than a. ormation-of as rast under the inf luence

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Et. T I I L I C I I111 Ve 4t I f-, -1 t i (- 11 "d C, I Ito' !:i 2 .
~ - I -ktii ("()Itfc Ic nr~o oil tile pit), , LC -I I T-1.1';uo of C a Liicxle Elect r-n ic.-; nelci In
L,e,i i nZ i-nd 22 -2G Oc t abo- r 1 9(-~57
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t I (x f (- I I111to three j~. 1'1)~.j) Ti'( t;~(~i(-
I 1.1-ollp it Id till," ':'*llkI'l':; m ii,o ir stirficas and pr:icl i(-filly w)
io CS "02 r f C,I-mu-6 W(-' I I ill L hO I i fC L os t .i'hC SUrfaces of the cathodes of
wo ro c ovo v- -d w i th ne t-4, o f w ido (up to 30 microns) crncks which cmittcO
II . T.'-se entiltXios pf-I '01-med Imorl", in the life test. 'The C.-ILIIO(,'CS (); the L1,11-d
C ar d 2

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ACC NRt AMOY"B9
gro,tp e:-,IJbitcd 3-PoLs fro,,,i 'ill LO iM fiIiC)-0Zt'-. ii, (~inzctcr in w1116i, t~ic eml ~ rj- -ir-
ior UVO Ordq~rn of bel(A"' "1:1-? L115C.5 CMIL-11ninr LjIC!-,Q C.ILii00(y~; viltill
poi.,;oni2d nrons d j (I n(A ,;urv I ve Giv I ifo Lo:, L ()%,, J iig Lci r~~duced mut.tin I condiv-,t a i;cc .T h u
'.-I i I Li()rs (TZ. if I I otf,16,nika i eI ektroiii i(n , I U , 1295 ( 1965) ) itnve prev iotin I y foiind I I in t c rncl~s
An (r:lde-ccirtted cnthotle5 can be f orined in Uie (2.i r I y process Ing durinG mintif ac ',ijrc ,a ~jd
in pnrticiilar 1) by fnstoning tho cntiirxle tightly to the mica, and 2) by I,eatlnZ 1,io
!~e ons the formation of cracks as well as the possibility
cathode above 13000 K. a for
o1 their appearance during normal operation of the cathode are discussed. rt is con-
ClLXIcd that cathodes intendlud for Iona-lifo or low-noise applications should bo froc of
cracks and that sample control with the clectron emisision microscope after each sta.-O
of the manufacturing process should be instituted. The authors thank L.M.LIpkovSL.IiLy
and Yu.F.Zarutskiy for providing the investigated cathodes. Orig. art. has: 4 figures
"Cul REr; 001
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szose, at early, tubs-treatment stages (after exhaustion). The cracks emit as well
as or: better: than the brightest spots, on the cathode. Good integral emission In
aesodit",4it' h- either (a) a network of cracks an the cAthade or (b) fte-emission
structure crwwsi~ The latter ensure a longer tube life. 'Is conclusion, the
Authois wish t' o thank workers of the Moscow-zlectric-LaMD rAr&o_ry L. hL
U. r. zarut
]LADhowskiv a" !LdZ for levAiag the tubse =d for u"ful disca"Wei
WAI -9. -&1 h a a.- :4 figu
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A450-CIATMN't Moshavaldy genWarstvannyy wd"reltetImA M V. mlo wsm
(Moscow ata" UdVel-sitO.-
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IMLW'YNV. L.A., MICHMMA. I.I.
Conditions for using mixing pump substations in central hosting
systems. Trudy LINI no.5:163-197 '50. Mak 9:8)
(Heating from central stations)

BOLOTOV. V.V.. doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk; MEIENTITEV, L.A., doktor
ekonomicheakikh nau1c; BRIL, R.F., kandidat takhaicheskikh nauk;
LEVEN'.2W. G.B.. kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; MICHURIN.L, I.I.
kandidat takhnichookikh asuk [reviewers]; WNALSYSILIT.-IT.I.-
[author].
"Technical and economic principles of heating systems." N.I.
Dw2aevskii. Reviewed by V.V.Bolotov, L.A.Kelentlev, R.F.Bril',
G.B.Leventall, K.I.Nichurina. Ilek. eta. 24 no.12:56-57 D 15).
(KLRA 6:12)
(DUnaevalcti, N.I.) (Heating from central stations)

MIGHMMA, X.I., kandidat tekhaicheakikh nauk, dotsent; MN"I'. Ya.I.,
inshoner; CHAYGHUI, A.Ya., inzheser; ROGOV, P.M., inzheser; BUVBRW.
D.A., Whener.
G*-operative effort to increase the efficienc7 of the iwat supply
system in machinery-manufacturing plants. Trudy LIBI 20-7:80-96 054.
(Heat engineering) (MLRA 9:9)

F
I I . I . I r
I
MELENTOYNY. L.A.. professor. dcktor skonamichosirM nauk; IIICkiURINA K I
doteent, Indlidat toichnichookikh nauk.
SeUmtIng typos of heat supply for apartment houses. Tru4y LIZI
no.12:4P,72 1956. (KLRA 10:6)
(Heat engineering)

A BE, GA',.,- , A . M. ; ill ~-- I [U;. , I . I 1 0
A.typim., ":- b-I(", : ;~. . ~, - 'r. I . . .1 .
Vol). gemat. v . ,. . 1: , *r- ". ?.,..

BUSHMANOVA, Galina Vladimirovna; NORDE1, Aleksandr Petrovich;
SHIROKOV, A.P., nauchn. red.; MIGMHOA, N.N., red.
(Introduction to conformal geometry] Vvedenie v kon-formTruiu
geometriiu. Kazan', Izd-vo Kazanskogo univ., 1964. 92 p.
(r~ J.,A 18. rl)

HICHURINA, S.
Using the FZK-M colorimeter for determining nitrite content of
meat products. Kies. ind. SSSR 29 no.6:21-22 158. (MIM 11:12)
l.Groznensiriy cyasokombinat.
(Meat) (Nitrites) (Colorimetry)

DOMBRACHXVA, Te.F.; KOZLOT, A.M.; KRICHAVSKIT, K.Te.; IAPITSKIT. N.A.;
LISTOTSKIT. N.D.; LUWOF. N.A.; UNUNT. N.P.; MICEMIS.
POLTACHIM. A.T.; TrNDFBYW. N.A.; TSTMOT. T.S.; CHISITAIrOW.
T.D.; KOPEMrXg. P.A., In h,, red.; KRMKOV. T.L.. red.; KOBTLTAKOT.
L,K,, red.; ZUBV:W'IW, zP,, takhn. red.
[Practices In tractor repair] Op7t remonta traktorov. Koskya, Gos.
izd-vo self)dioz. lit-ry, 1958. 301 P. (KIRA 111-7)
(Tractors-Mainteriance and repair)

I
MICERRIA V.V.
j . ~
Nerve elements in the stomach of pike. Uch. za~. -;af. ;-c~
pedag. inst. no.41:31-35 163.
Division of' i.erve celjs in lower vertebrates.

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th- Westprr j7q' - - '- - - I. ~ -,-. ~ . trltv * rr,: ' ~ -
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LIAKUMOVICH, A.G.; MICHUROV, Yu.I.; FEKLYAYEVA, S.D.
Determination of hydrocarbons dissolved in tert-butylsulfurlc
acid. Zav. lab. 31 no. 12t1"5-1"7 165 (MIRA 19:1)
1. SterlitamakBkiy zavod sinteticheskogo kauchuka.

: : . ! ~ - . , . , .1,

IJAKUMOVICE, A.(,.; Yu l.;
Rate an,i of ~he -" *-,~,-~~c.,t.v:--- x -, r fl t -' -~ -t
I
from ~,Ydr----rbnn fra(,tions dil.Y. qulfurl,- acvi. Kh-~,T.. Prom. 1.2
no.9. 656-i-58 S '6~. (N~IPA IP~q)

Z/032/62/012/004/003/007
&197/E435
AUTHORS: Kupec, J., Engineer, Michvok, Z., Engineer
TITLE: Pressure An(] acceleration transducers incorporating
differential transformers
PERIODICAL: Strojl'renstvl/, v.12, no.4, 1962, 293-297
TEXT: The purpose of the article is to describe the principles
or operation arid the appliC.Ation of differential transformers as
trall5ducers for measuring pressure and acceleration. In the
introduction the authors discuss the advantages and drawbacks
of piezoelectric transducers, strain gauges and differential
transformers, the latter being the simplest and most robust,
described as gaining popularity abroad. They continue to discuss
both the open and tire closed magnetic circuit types and the
associated bridge circuits and quote as representative output
voltages: 0.5 mVl~L for the former and up to 10 mV/4 for tire
latter per 1 V feed voltage. An example of open magnetic
circuit design consists of a cylindrical former, 18 mm long,
20 mm diameter, with 3 coils, the two outer of 1300 turns of
copper wire 0.08 mm diameter, the middle one of 650 turns of
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0.1 min diameter. At it feed voltilive of 3 V and 3000 c/8, tile
sensitivity was 0.1 nN/ti. A closed magnetic circuit design
adapted from a miniature transformer had a centre coil or ~-150 turns
of 0.1 min copper wire and 2 coils of 600 turns 0.05 mm.
Size of laminations 8 x 16 min, output about 8 mV/u (at an lintated
frequency) . 1,11-ten used in it pressure transducer the first exotmple'
rientioned had - at mains frequency - an output of 2.5 mV/at,
v,ith a ineinbrane suitabl.e for 0 to 10 at, and 0.2 mV/at with a
membrane suitable for 0 to 50 at. A high pressure housing for
a range from 0 to 800 at is also described and illustrate,].
',,v'hen applied to accelerometers the average damping factor '3hnul')
be between 0.6 to 0.7, preferably 0.611, and a transducer with an
open magnetic circuit which was used in the range 0 to 10 g Lad a
sensitivity of 10 niV/g. Size of unit: 38 min dia, 58 mm
weight 170 9. A closed inagnetic circuit accelerometer had the
dimensions 25 x 40 x 15 min, weight les3 than 40 g, sensitivity
25 mV/g, resonance frequency 380 c/s, and was suited fox,
measurements in the range 0 to 150 c/s. The authors briefly
describe and illustrate a carrier frequency measuring amplifier,
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300C c/s, feed voltage 3 V, with an output of + 5 mA into o
10 ohm load, suited for an oscillograph type 5T and states that
the unit proved to be very stable and satisfactory. There are
15 figures.
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AUTHOR: Itician Wdovit
ORG: none
TITI-1: Question of soil-geographic laws with special consideration of the territory
of Slovakia
SOURCE: Geografichy casopis, no. 4, 1965, 289-300
TOPIC TAGS: soil, physical geography. physical geology
ABSTI=T: Tho article deals with the soil-geographic laws. In presenting an outline
of opinions on tho above question in the literature, the author analyzes the individua
soil-goographic laws operating in the territory of Slovakia, shows the conditioning
of their origin and presents a concise outline of their concrete manifestation.
Orig. art. has: 3 figures. jased on author's Eng. abe_t7ffJPR_S7
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