SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MILKAMANOVICH, K. A. - MILKOV, F. N.

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BASINSKA, Halina; MILKE, Helena; ORYLSKI, Zenon; RYCHLIK, Wieslaw
-WWA*.~-
Studies on the adaptJ~io~-Of alkali ferrocyanide and
ferricyanide in volumetric analysis. Studia Tor chemia
5 no. 1: 67-77 164.
1. Department of Inorganic Chemistry, N. Copernicus
University, Torun, and Department of General Chemistry,
School of Agriculture, Olsztyn.

'MILKS, Wa, mgr
The limitation o: the liability of the carrier according to the new
Polish bill of loading. T*ch gosp morska 10 no.9s294 S 96o.
(EUI 100)
1. Polska Zegluga Norsk&, Szczecin
(Poland--Karitim law) (Poland-Bills of lading)
(Liability (Law))

MILKE, Wojciech, mgr (Akra)
Navigation problems of West Africa and activities of the West
African Lines Conference. Tech gosp morska 14 no.3:66-69
Mr 161+,

MTLIKEWICH, O.L.; "Develoment and investig-ition of the problems of perfecting
the technology of production of glued structures and parts". Mosccr4, 1955.
Central Sci Res Inst of Industrial Stnictures. (TqNIPS). (Dissert--ition.;
for the Degree of Candidite of Technical Sciences).
SO: Knizhnavaletonis' No 44, 29 October 1955- Moscow-

GUBWO,A.B., doktor tekhnicheekikh nauk, laureat Stalinskoy premii;
MILOMIGH,O.L., Inshener; UMJEIN,N.T., Inzhener; KAZUR,K.V.,
Mechanical screw press for gluing wooden construction elements.
Rate. i liobr. predl. v stroi. no.101:19-22 '55. (MLRA 8:10)
1. TsentralInyy Nauchno-imeledovatel skly institut prosyshlem-
nykh soorushonly (for Gubenko and Millkevich). 2. Industroypro-
yekt (for Babakin and Mazura)
(Gluing) (Carpentry)

MILIKEVICH O.L.1 FMCMMV, P.Z. inah.9 nauchnyy red.; PROKOFITEV9 V.I.p
==-~ ~r. lmd-on; FirAZABOV9 P.Ys. p tekhm. red. -.
[Pamphlet on agOty measures for the plasterer] Famiatka po tekbnika
bizopasnosti dlia shtukatura. Moskva, Gos.iad-vo lit-ry po strolt.9
arkhit. i stroit. materialamp 1960.. 21 p. (MIRA 14:6)
(Plastering-4afety measures)

ODINOKOV, S.D., kand.tekhn.nouk; KILIKBVICH. 0. lcand.tekhn.nauk;
FILATOT. N.M., mladshly yy sotrudnike IGAPOVA, T.T.,
aladshly nouchuyy sotradnik; GNOT, I.I., uladshiy nauchnyy
sotradnik; PAVLIDIS, Ye.K.0 Insh., nauchnyy red,'- KHLUBBYETA,
TO.O., red.isd-va; MIDAKOVA, N.I., tekhn.red.
iAlbum of drawings of mchinery tools. implements and equipmnt
for Indurtrial painting] Allbom cherteshei mashin. instrumentov,
-PAsiosoblenii i inventaria dlig proisvodstva mliamykh robot.
Moskva. Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po stroit.. arkhit. i stroit.mterialam.
1960. 101 p. (MIRA 13:12)
~A,-Akadeniya stroitallstva i arkhitektury SM. Inatitut organiss-
-tall. makhanizateii i takhnicheakoy pomoshchi stroitallstvu. 2. kAko-
voditell laboratoril krovelInykh i otdolochnykh rabot Ingtituta jrga-
nizateii, makhe i ataii i takhn.pomoshchi stroitalletvu (for Odinokov).
?PIL02inting, Industrial-2quipwnt and supplies)

MMIX.&VI.C.H.-.O.L.,-.kand.tekhn.nauk, starshiy nauchnyy sotradnik; FIUTOV,
N.K.. mladshiy nauchayy sotmdnik; AGAPOV.A, T.T., uladxhiy nauchayy
sotradnik; GWOT, I.I., mledshly nauchnyy sotradnik; PATLIDIS,
Ye.K., lnzh.. nauchnyy red.; TTULAMA, L.K., red.isd-va; SHIMINA,
V*T., tekhn.red,
[Alban of designs of mchines, instruments, devices. and Implements
for conducting plastering operations] Allbom chertezhel mashin,
Instrawntov. prisposoblenil I Inventarila dlia proisvodstva shtu-
katurnykh rabot. Koskys, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po strait.. arkhit. i
stroit.materialam, 1960. 136 p. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Akademiya stroitelletva i arkhitaktury SSSR. Institut organi-
sataii, ankhanizataii i takhnichaskoy pomoshchl stroitellstvu.
2. Laboratoriya krovelInykh i otdolochnykh rabot Usuchno-iseledo-
vatel'skogo institute organizateii, mokbanizataii i takhnicheskoy
pomoshchi stroitelletvu Akadenii stroitel'stva i arkhitektury SSSR
(for KilIkevich. Filatov, Agapova, Oukov).
(Plastering-Rquipment and supplies)

MILIKEVICH# Oe, kand.tekhn.nauk
Waterproof plasters. StroitelO rio-5330-31 Yi 061.
(MIRA 14:6)
(Plaster)

MiLln,Wl inzh.; YILATCV, inzh.
Mechanization of the preparation and transportation of mortars
for finishing operations. l4ekh. stroi. 19 no.2:15-17 F 162.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Mortar)

K ILI KH IKER,-H.A.. ?~,-
Obnervatione of the totAl lunar eclipse of KRv 13-14, 1957, in
Chorkmosy. Astron.tair. no-184:17-18 S 157. (MIRA 11:4)
(Nalipses, 1junar-1957)

MILIKHIKER. M.A. (Oberlassy)
Equipment for photographing eclipses. Biul.VAGO no.25:
41-43 '59. (MIRA 13:3)
(Astronomical photography)
Palipses)

MILIKHIM, !4,.,(Qherk&ssy)
Results of observations of the solar eclipse of June 30,
1954, In Cherkasey. Biul.VAOO no.25s44-45 159.
(MIRA 1333)
(Sclipses, Solar--1954)

KILIXHIUR, K*Ao; UbT"q K*A. (CljrnovtiW, MSM)
Hurricane in Priroda no,6:116 Je '60.
(MM 13:6)
(chernovitsy-storms)

MILIIHI13M. N.A.
Observations of the partial lunar eclipse of March 24, 1959. Biul.
VAGO no.27:32-36 160. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Noskovskays otdolonlys Yeemoyuznogo astronono-goodezichookago
obahchastva, g.Chernowtoy.
(Eclipses. Lunar--1959)

MILIKMKF.Rj, M.A.; DASKALP M.A. (Chernovtoy).
P'ungus in a sulfuric acid solution. Friroda 50 no. 3:111-13.2
mr 161. (Fungi) (KM 14:2)

MlVKHllW,,K.A.
Otwervatione of Perseids In 1961., Blul. VAGO no-33tn-12
163. (MIRA 1624)
(Meteors-August)

MILIKH7~% M.A. (Chernovtoy)
-
Progreso in aviation and space medicine. -Orir4xk 53 no-5:33
164. (KM 17:5)

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closed ecology system, wAnned space flight/PFU-17 polyurethane
ABST lti'i irib&l space greenhouse which was proposed to meet.increased
y requirements for larger crews on Icing space flfght_j,~potatoes
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and onions of superior quality were grown by hydreaeratioh using an
-,artificial polyurethane foam substrate and human urine as the sourn
'of feeding substances.
Use of the artificial substrate and of urine for the feeding solution
eliminated the following problems of storin materials an the spaceship:
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j9dmosis. with solar energy (scientists have designed a device for this)
opermits formation of a closed biological cycle on the spaceship.. Complex
Initr.ogenous compounds In urine may be used as nutritive sources for
.-Plants. . Experimental use of a urea reagent for feeding solutions in green-
~houses of the Moscow Petrole er has demonstrated'its ability..
Ao. meet ~nitrogen requirements of plants.
Pounting.the primary nutrients in the mineral salts of a daily output
,of wholeurine (1500 ml) showed that a 2 1 feeding solution should contain
athe iollowing quantities of primary nutrients: N-0.322 g; P-0.062 g.
K-0.858 g; Ca~-0.166 g; and Mg..!-0.048 g, provided a 0.1-m1 solution
of certain trace elements (B. Fe Mn; Zn. Cu Co) is added. The o murii
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concentration of primary nutrients Is obtained by diluting 1500 ml of whole
-.urine with 4500 ml of. water. Sodium and chlorine ions, unfavorable, for
'plant growth, are removed from the -Solution by a specially developed
Idevice using silver Ions without changing salt, content or evoking acidifl-
cation or alkalization.'
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success.6f acharcoal dust -from its'disintdgr4~ion
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under flight conditions would Irritate cosmonauts# respiratory systems.
The physical, chemical, and physiological properties of.gRy:17
,Uolyure
Ithane . foani make It the best prWicial substrate. It is lightwetglffj~ highly
!compressible, 9616 elastic, sterile, porous,. ahd absorbs and retains
-water and., f6od solution well. Polyarethane properties are unchanged by -~,j
formalin and 100/6 phenol for one hour, and it does note
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form qn'qlect .0~ctjvity (using magnetic filings
..rjcg field to Jpcr~~Oqq prp
to form" * a.,permaneni' magnetic field for this purpose is also suggested)
are placed In the substrate. - Scientists hope to develop a method toobtaln
.,pblyurethane.f6am f1kom urine.. but at*present the substrates maybe con-
-structed on Earth,or In space. Box- or cylindrical -form substrates
rotated by electric motor are suggested as a means of increasing planting:
'arda and allowing illumination to reach all layers of leaves.,/ Observations of the
P15MU; * iR -thii 'r~ode]:_~enhoiuse' took -a' _o`s_mio"_ i-adiation, air temperature, pressure, clou&I L.
'a Mumination, humidity, plant growth arA development, andXood substance
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VAZDUROPLOVNI GLASNIK. (Jugoslovensko ratno vazduhoplovstvo) Zemun, Yugoslavia
Vol. 11, no. 4, July/Aug. 1955
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 8, no. 9, Sept. 1959.
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89407
P/034/60/000/004/001/oo7
A222/A026
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AUTHOR: Milkiewicz, Franciszek, Master of Engineering
TITLE: 'The Use of a Selsyn as Induction-Voltage Transmitter in St/Ftems
Met-suring Linear and Angular Shift
PERIODICAL: Pomiary-Automatyka-Kontrola, 1960, No. 4, pp. 129 - 132
TEXT: The selsyn voltmeter system described translates mechanical magni-
tudes into a voltage reading on a voltmeter linked directly with the selsyn. The
system makes it possible to connect several indicating or recording voltmeters with
a single transmitter. The symbols used in the figures are: M meter, Pr - germa-
nium rectifier R P - resistor, tandem, Rk - resistor, series, S selsyn, SN - volt-
age stabilizer: magnetic, Td transformer, additive, Ul'- voltage, selsyn feed,
U2 - voltage, seco -ndary, Ud voltage, additive. Reotification of the secondary
a-a voltage makes possible the use of a d-o meter with a uniform span dial. The
additive transformer Td is used to maintain linear dependence of secondary voltage
U2 at an expanded angular deflection of 11-he selsyn rotor. ThCvoltage-angle char-
acteristics of the~circuit (Fig. 1) is shown in Figure 2. The Polish manufacturer
of selsyns is Zaklady Wytw6reze G;6ohnik6w L-10 (Loudspeaker Mfg Plant L-10) in
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A222/AO26
The Use of a Selsyn as Induction-Voltage Transmitter in Systems Measuring Linear
and Angular Shift
Wrzefinia which builds the selsyns SN-1, 30-2, ST-3, ST-3a, SR-1. Among these, most
suitable for the system in concern is the selsyn ST-3 which operat6s on 110 V, 50
ops,.at a current drain of 0.13a and a secondary voltage of 51 V. The voltage-angle
characteristics U2 + Ud - f 00 of a system using the ST-3 selsyn as measured at
U, = 90 v and at a load resistance of Ro, is shown in Figure 3. The system shown
in Figure I way be used to measure optional mechanical magnitudes which can be re-
duoed to an angular or linear shift, e.g. liquid level, valve position, etc. A air-
ouit which makes it possible to measure several magnitudes by means of one single
mqter in shown in Figure 4. The circuit consists of two identical systems shown in
Figure 1, yet with only one joint meter and a selection switch PL. A system suit-
able for measuring the difference between two magnitudes is shown in Figure 5.
Transmitters S1 and S2 measure the magnitudes I and 2, r4speatively. The secondary
windings of both solsyns are wired serially and bi-direotionally, so that the ad-
ditive voltage U21 + U22 - 0 at equal rotor deflection of selsyne S, and 32. In
all circuits, the parameters of transformer Td and resistor Rk are so selected as
to ensure that voltage Ud complies in phase with U2 at 00