SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MINDLIN,, I. M. - MINDLIN, YA. A.

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axis coincident with the axis of the surface of rotation, (u,v,w) are velocity
at the mass center, (uo# Vot WO) velocity at the contact point, and (p,q,r) -
angular velocity of the body. It Is concluded that the above solution is stable
when the inequality
IC + MP2 U 412 r,2, + Wgpl (.A + A(Pt (f Irl > 0. (4)
is satisfied (C-moment of inertia relative to G M- mass; radius of
spherical surface of the top). The author demonstrates that 9p7nning motion is
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KIRDLIS, L To.
For the Improvement of planning In the petroleum inclustry. Nieft.
khos. 34 no.54-2 Ny 156. (MM 9:8)
(Petroleum Industry)
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sov/92-58-6-20/30
AWWR: Mindlin, I.E., Staff Member of the Kiyev Branch of Giprotraasneft'
TIM: Mechanical loading and Unloading in Transporting Containers (Nekhmaniz-
atsiya pogruzocbno-r&zgruzochnykh rabot pri tarnykh perevozk-Ich)
PERIODICAL: Neftyanik, 1958,4Nr 6, p 24 (USM)
ABSTRAM: 2be author states that the mechanization of loading and unloading
operations carried out at petroleum bulk plants and terminals acquires a parti-
cular importance in view of the centralization of petroleum product bupplies.
In bulk plants where auxiliary operations such as moving, loading and unloading
containers are not yet mechanized, the normal course of operations cannot be en-
sured. Hovever, during the last ten years a number of proposals concerning the
introduction of mechanical devices for loading and unloading operations mere
made and implemented. Among these proposals are the barrel loading device built
in mechanical shops of the Maneftesbyt, Trust, and similar devices developed
by N.G. Shiyabav. For a number of years the Novorossiysk Bah Product Factory
has been using another barrel loading device of the -rotary type, developed by
their mechanic I.A. Shelest. This device built of steel tubes resting on a frame
with wheels is shown in Fig. 1. It is driven by a 1.2 kv. motor with 1,4~0 na
and it load or unloads the barrels. Fig. 2 shows how barrels are Id-ona
trdck with this device. ftre are 2 figures.
ASSOCIATIOK: Kiyevskiy filial Giprotransnefti (The Kiyev Branch of the Giprotrans-
Card 1/1 neft') 1. Petroleum industry--Equipment 2. Containers-Handling

MIMLIN, I.Ye.
Electrically-driven valves are required for automatic control
systems. Neftianik 5 w.2:27 F 160. (MIU 14: 10)
(Valves-Blectrio driving) (Automatic control)

MIMMIN, I.Ye.
Make wider us~ of thin walled flat folded pipes in tank larm.
Neft. khox- 38 no.9:61-64 a 16o. (MIRA 13:9)
(Pilpe. steel)
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MINDLIV, I.Ys.
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Reviewing the designs of instruments for bottom dischorge of
petroleum and petroleum products. Neft. khos. 42 no. 3%
49-52' * 164. (MIRA 17:7)

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LOZINSKAYA, A.M.; MIENDLIU, L.Ye.
Hyperbolic heterodyne phase method of radiogeodetic referencing
in aerial and marine geophysical smveying. Izv.vys.ucheb.sav.;
good. I aerof. no.2:113.-IL26 159. (KIRL 12:8)
1. Vmesoyuznyy nauchno-looledovatel'okly Institut Geofizichaskikh
ftetodow rasvedki.
(Slaveying) (Radio measixremeMs)

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ACC NR' AT7003292 SOURCE CODE: TJR/315216610001014/0087/0090
AUTHOR: Paskhin, Ye. V. Mindlin, L Ye.
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ORG: none
TITLE: The radiogeodetic method used in regional aerial geophysical survey over
the sea
SOURCE: Razvedochnaya geofizika, no. 14, 1966, 87-90
TOPIC TAGS: geophysics, geodetic survey, aerial survey/RGP-1 course indicator
ABSTRACT: The article describes in detail the radiogeodetic method used in 1965
to carry out a regional aerial geophysical survey over the Caspian Sea under condi-
tions; when the absence of orientation points on the sea did not permit the use of
visual instruments. The area surveyed was supplied with a phase field of the
lfKoordinator-11 radiogeodetic system, with which an geophysical surveys in the
south and central part of the Caspian Sea have been made during the past ten years.
A figure in the original article shows that location of the base stations of the
"Koordinator" system and th6 survey routes planned. An attempt was m ade to use
the RGP- I course indickior developed in 1963 at the'Moscow Institute of Engineers
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of Geodesy, Aerial Photography, and Cartography for the All-Union Scientific
Research Institute of Geophysical Exploration Methods. The course indicator was
operated from a phase sounding of the r'adiogeodetic. "Poisk!' system specially
modified for operation in the phase field of the Koor'dinator system. The accuracy
of the navigation of the aircraft using the route indicator was evaluated by comparing
the measured coordinates of the points along the route with the projected ones along
which the routes were calculated. The divergence was small and due mainly to the
lack of practice of the grews and to tape recorder errors. The work confirmed the
possibility of using a raidiogeodetic course Indicator, to guide mobile geophysical
objectives along direct routes during regional mapping made in areas with no
orientation points and with a sparse network of.support points. Orig. art. has:
1 figure. [GC]
SUB CODE: 08, Ol/SUBM DATE: _-none/ORIG REF: 002/
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15-57-3-3851
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 3,
pp 193-194 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Mindlin, M. G., Zyablov, M. F.
TITLE: New Constructions of Bits With an Arrangement for Hold-
ing Grease in the Bearing (Novyye konstruktsii dolot s
ustroystvom dlya aderzhaniya smazki v opore)
PERIODICAL: Novosti neft. tekhniki. Neftepromysl. delo, 1956,
Nr 6, pp 6-8
ABSTRACT: A new tri-cone drill bit has been made with the bearing
hermetically sealed and the teeth self-cleaning. The
grease is contained in the bearing of the bit. Tests
have shown that the new type of bit may be used in dril-
ling any kind of rock. In all cases the hermetic seal-
ing of the bearing leads to increased footage of cutting
Card 1/1 by the bit. no initials

ILISKIT, A-1~-,kand.takhn.nauk; KINDLIN, X.G.,insh.; KOKSHIN, A-S-,Inxh.
-0 Now types and designs of bits. TruAy VNIIBT no.1:61-70 058.
(KIRA Ilt12)
(Baring machinery)

AUTHOR: Antonov, N.V. and Mindlin, M.G. sov/93-58-4-4/19
TITIZ: Prolonging the Service of Roller Bearings in Cone Rock Bits (ob
udlinenii sroka, sluzhby rolikovykh opor v sharoshechnykh dolotakh)
PERIODICAL: Neftyanoye khozMstvo, 1958., Nr 4, pr 20-26 (ussR)
ABSTRACT: The authors refute the idea of certain designers that the skewing of
rollers in cone rock bits can be prevented by lengthening the rollers. They
prove their point by calculating the possible skew angle of rollers ranging in
length from 20 to 24 mm. (Figs. 1-5) produced by the Plant im. Kirov. Further
more, they prove that the skewing of rollers is related to the clearance be-
tween the rollers and to the clearance in the roller bed (Figs. 6-8). The
authors suggest that the skewing of rollers can be prevented by decreasing the
end play between the face of the rollers and the shoulders of the roller bed
at the expense of the roller 2ength and width of the roller bed (Fig. 9), as
well as by raising the shoulders on the trtmion. There are 9 figures.
Card 1/1 1. Petroleum industry 2. Drilling machines--Equipment 3. Roller
bearings--Design

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MINDLIN, 14.Z.1 GZRA3IMKOp V.K.
Rgle of alkaloido in the vital aotivity of to. Trudy Perm. farm.
Umt. no.lsl2l-130 159. (141'iA 15:1)
1. Permakly farmatnevticheakiy institut kafedra farmakognozii.
(PLUITS, EFFECT OF ALKAWI& ON)
(AT-KATOIM-PHYSIOLOGIUAL EFFECT)

MINDLIN N zh,j VAKULENK09 T., inzho; YER]MYEVA, G., inzhe
The 6F4P triode-pentodes Radio noo9t54-55 8 163. (MBU 16:12)

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USSR/Physics - Discharge, Electrical Feb 50
mercury (vapor)
"Glow Discharge in Mercury Vapor," N. L. Mind-
lin, All-Union Blec Eng Inst imeni Lenin, Mos-
cow, 5,pp
"Zhur Tekh Piz" No 2
Shows normal cathode drop of glow dinchiLrge
.measured in Hg vapor on cathodes of graphite,,
iron,.and mercury to be slightly dependent
material of cathode and to equal about 230 v,
:,vhich is greater by 100 v than Koeppen's data,
f - PhY." 75, 654, 1932), obtained on
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USSR/Physics - Discharge, Electrical Feb
(Contd)
unsoldered tubes, i.e., under conditions who"
extraneous gases released from glass and elec-
trode could have' accumulated In tube. Also
~.:shovs measured current density of glov.dis.;,
charge to be 10 times less than Koeppeals val-
ues. Comparison of -values obtalmed for den-
sity of glow current on the cathode with. tho"
for densities of counter (reverse) currents ii
-mercury rectifiers, permits conclusion that por-
ti~u of countercurrent arriving at #lov #P-
chaiie'constitutes a negligible part 'of. &U.
countercurrent. Submitted 9 Nov 49.

S/124/62/000/003/048/052
D237/D302
AUTHOR: 14indlin, R.D.
TITLE: On the equations of motion of piezoelectric crystals
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, no. 3, 1962, 20,
abstract 3V114 (Sb. Probl. mekhaniki sploshn, sredy.
Dl.t AN SSSRp 1961, 241 - 249)
T-"!'XT; A derivation is given of the linear differential equations
0f small oscillations of piezoelectric crystals, with the! 'interac-
tion of mechanicalf electrical and temperature fields. The use of
thermodynamic variables is based on the theory of thermodynamics
of irreversible processes in a dense medium, formulated by Biot
.~Jauations of state and motion are derived and their solution ilius-
trating the damping of plane waves, is given, as well as the proof
of theUuniqueness of the solution of the equations of motion. LAb-
stractor's note: Complete translationj.
Card 1/1

J1,16rmcolo6y. ~Toxicology. Cardiovascular Drugs V
Abs- Jour ~Ref ` Zhur - Biol.', No 11.. 1 1958~ ;No 51993
Author
Inst 716stovon'-Don-Medical Institute
Title : Me Action of Cimarin in Cardio-vascular Failure
Orig Pub : Tr. Otchetn. nauchn. konferentsii (Rostovsk. n/D med. in-t)
za., 1956 g. Rostov-na-Donu, 1957, 355-356
Abstract : Cimarin in a hypertonic glueose solution was administered
intravenously, 1-2 times daily, to 44 patients with ci:,--
culatory disorders. Mw course of the treatment consisted
in 8-45 injections., depending upon the condition of the
patient. The most succossful was the treatment of patients
with damaged myocardium (12 out of 14) and defective mitrol
valves (11 out of 13)- A~. lesser effect was achieved In
cor pulmnale (6 out of 7) and in combined mitrol and aortic
valve damage (7 out of 9). 11ifter 3-4 injections dyspnea de-
decreased, nocturnal attacks of cardial asthma subsided,
sleep improved and dyspeptic manifestations disappeared.
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Abs Jour :Ref Zhur-Biol., No 7, 1958t 32898
Author Mindlin S S.
Inst
Title Oymarinum, a Soviet Preparation for the Treat-
mentof Patients with Circulatory Insufficiency.
Orig Pub Vra.chebn. delo, 1957, No 7,:675-676
Abstract Cymarin, (1) a cardiac glucoside isolated from
Indian hemp (Apocynum cannabinum), was administe-
red intravenously in doses of 1 to 1.5 mg 1 to 2
times in 24 hours to -44 patients 6ufferi-Ag- from
cardiac insufficiency. The oburse of treatment
comprised 8 to 45 injections, The effect of 1 be-
gan 2 to 5 minutes after ~he injection, reaching
a maximum in 20 to 40 minutes. Under the influence
of 1 there was an improvement in the general
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1.~EIDLITT, S.S.) Cland T.*ed Sci - (diso) 11 A comp-r~ tive clinical eval-n-ation
of new *MW preparationn (erizid--, eryzimin , oymarin , oorglycon ) in
tho trertment of cardio-vascular instifficlency." Rostov-ori-Don, 101)3.
18 PP (Rostov-~n -Don State 1'ed inst) , 200 copies (KT-,24~-5(r,,12.!)
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MINDLIN, S.S... kand.med.nauk; KHOIDDNYY, M.D.
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Effect of chemical preparations with antiblastic action on the
cardiovascular system during the treatment of malignant neoplasms.
Sov. sod. 26 no.6s60-64 Je 162. WMA 150-1)
1. Iz Rostovskogo nauchno-~issledovatellskogo instituta rentgenologiio
radiologiA I onkologil (dlr. P.N.Snegirev).
(CYTOMXIC DRUGS) (CARDIOVASCUIAR SYSTEM) (CANCER)

HINDUN, S.S.
Effect of ionizing radiation cr. the cardiovasni,.lar system in
radiotherapy of tumors. Med. rid. 8 no.3:20'.-30 Mr 163.
NIRA 1719)
1. Iz Rostovskogo natichno-Issladovatellskogo instituta rentgenologii,
radiologli i onkologii.

POF.TNOYY L.M.,l 1-211-IDLIN, S.S.
X-ray diagnosis of a t=orlike fom of tuberruloeir-- of the
small Intestine. Vest. rent.' i rad. 40 no.2s6"7 Mr-Ap 165.
(ICRA IM)
1. Nauc~hno-4-self.,dr)vatzllrkiy !nstitut rentgenalogil, radiologit
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