SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MONASTYRSKAYA, A. M. - MONASTYRSKIY, D. N.

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AUTHOR i A, H- (Engimer)
Mtn a kAy-a
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TITEEr For further i4prease of the technical level and of chemical and
Itr
petroleum equi 9 --tro -sun Machine jndus~a
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pment ad Pa
~S11,Klev Conference Juno 1965 (Gosudaretyenrqy komitet khWch6ekogo
I naftyanogo mash.inostroyeni.Ta pri Gooplano S.SSR)
SOURCEi KhImicheekoye I naftynno7a =nhinontro7enlyey not 10, 1965, 307-41
TOPIC TAGS)z chemical plant equipmont, petroleum Industry equipment, petroleum
refining Oquipment
ABSTUCTs This is a resum; of th9_Qh2_mj!;M1 d-.Petroleum Equi nt Design Conference
a
hold in J"e 1Q65 in Klev.1ho i Brokhov gave the introductica in wfil-e-fi-13 po d
-C-Eamica and petroleum oquipment. uzed in the country in 1964
had lrx,.reased by a factor of .3 and 2 reapectivoly In courAricon to 1958. The intro-
duction WM3 followed by seven technical reports. These wore followed by a report of
1LAUtqMWkLn who told forth at ereat length on the contribution of the members
or tAo TomW Communist Longue to the chemical and petroleum equipment industry, The
last speaker was.again K. I. Brokhoy who exhorted the audience to build equipment
equa2 o or better than foreign equipment and to double the output of chemical and
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AUTHORS: Rossiyevskiy, G.I. (Dr. Tech. Sci.) and Monastyrskaya,k.R.
(Engineer).
TITLE: questions of the development,of hip capacity industrial
heat and electric power stations. ( Woprosy razvitiya
moshchnvkh promyshlennykh TETs).
PERIODICAL: "Teploenergetika" (Thermal Power), Vol.4. NO-5, May, 1957,
pp. 6 - 10 (U.S.S.R.)
AW TRACT: In, recent years much attention has been paid to
investigating urban heat supply schemes and urban heat
and electric power stations whilat similar industrial
stations have received insufficient attention.
Industrial heat and electric power stations should
only be designod after analysis of the development of
power as well as heat supply and this is not always done.
Many new industrial heat and electric power stations will
be built in places where fuelis cheap. Under these
conditions it will be advisable to use the largest possible
sets with high steam conditions and ro associate the
operation of the stations as closely as possible with
industrial powir requirement 's. In addition to the
factors promoting aa increase La the unit powers of
industrial heat and electric power statioxis there are
opposite tendencies favouring a reduction. In thermal loads.
Increase in urban heating loads is a proper reflection of
improved living conditions but reduction of industrial
heat consumptlon is also good practice. This results from

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Questions of the development of hi6h capacity induatrial
heat and electric power stations. (Coat.)
the developaeat of regenerative heating methods La
industrial production and increased use of electric
power to replace steam drives of varLous kinds. This
applies particulExly to oil refineries where the
largest industriE.1 heat and electric power stations are
found.
With an equal total electric load the number of
turbines in an industrial heat and electric power station
will generally be greater than in a condensing power
station or urban heat and electric power station. The
principal size of set used in industrial stations will be
50 MW, sets of 25, MW will be widely used and there will
be a few sets of 100 KW.
la increasirg the steaa conditions in industrial heat
and electric power stations particular attention should be
paid to regenerative feed water heating. In order to
take this factor into account equations are derived for
turbines with twe coatrolled pass-outs for different
initial steam conditions, in addition to steam tappings
for regeneration. Data are tabulated for a 50 U9 turbine
with industrial and heat-supply pass-outs in the ratio
of 1.5 to 1. Similar data are tabulated for a 50 MW
back-presaure turbine. It is shown that as the steam
conditions are in^.reased for a constant thermal load the
power of industrial heat and electric power stations

624,
questions of the development of high. capacity induatrial
heat and electric power stations. rcoat.)
should increase relatively more than that of urban ones.
The use of regenerative feed water heating Influences
this relative Increase of output and results to illustrate
this are tabulated for a back-pressure turbine with
several values of steam pressure at the exhaust with and
without regeneration. Similar data are tabulated for
turbines with industrial and heat supply (high and low
pressure) pass-outs in the ratio of 1,5 to 1 and also
for turbines with only a heat-supply pass-out,
A formula is given for the fuel economy resulting
froim the combined generation of electrical and thermal
energy, and It is shown how increasing steam conditions
in the condensing stations that would be replaced, with
constant steam conditions in the combined station, reduces
the energy efricleacy of combined heat supply. Values
of this reduction are tabulated for back-pressure turbines
with different steam conditions. The date quoted indicate
the need for particular care in considering the
advisability of constructing low-power heat and electric
power stations with an initial steam pressure of 35 atas
in large power systems consisting of condensing stations
with high and super-hi6h steam conditions. Preliminary
calculations show that from the energy standpoint it

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Qgeations of the developmeat of hi, capacity Industrial
heat and electric power stations, ~Goat.)
would bo quite acceptable to construct turbines with
outPuts of 25 more with initial steam conditions
of 130 rtms and 535 0 and 50 MW and more with Initial
ate%x conditions of HO atma and 6069:C, The advisability
of constructing heat supply turbines of 25 W and more
for high steam conditions is discussed.
In addition to using larger turbines and higher
gteam conditions other fatter* that inereaso the
effectiveaese at combined heat and power supply to
Industry. include: the use of back-prescure turbines to
cover industrial thermal loads# the use of a high degree
of regenerative reca-water heatingi using the lowest
oxcible temperature and, prea4ure of pass-out atesmv
l
evaloping if necessary special turbines to suit
different industrial steam pressures; Improved combinatioa
at the thermal circuit of the Industrial station with
the general picturo of power supply to the Industrial
eaterpriset using La particular secondary power reffources
to produce some process steam. go figureaq no literature
references.
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Leontlyvvs~, T.K.f Candidate of Technical Sciezice
,Monustyrekayi~, A.R,f Engineer
TITLF.t An All-Union Co~ Ference on the: Future Development
of District Heatin,& in the USSR (Vaesoyuznove
soveshchaniye. po vopros= dalcneyshego razvitiya.
teplofiketeii SSSR)
MIODICALt TeploenerL;etika, 1958f Nfr 11, pp 90-92 (USSR)
ABSTPJXT% On the 11th - 13th Julyf 1956, there was held in
Moscow an All-Union Co%ress on the Further
Davalorment of Dietrict Heating ir. the Soviet Union,
organized by the, Moscow Director&.to of the Scientific
Tech;-,icc,t Society of the Power Industry and the
District HeutirZ Section of the High Temperk6tUrft
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240 reiresentatires from 16 cities Design,
Scient fic reseoxch, teaching "& ether organisationst
heat and electric power stationag GOSPL&K USSR and

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d 1/6 Councils: of National Economy were represented. Chinese
&r and' Polish power enL;ineers also partiaipkted. Reports

SOV19r:) -r-18-11_18pi
An All-Union Conference on the Puture Development of District
Heating in the USSR
.;ere read on the future development of district
heatir4u for 195c,1-65, on the effectiveness of district
he"tirv_; and Its main lines of developmento on
reducin,E; the construction cost of district heatit4,
equipment und on related topics. Ew
.;ineer B.I.Duba
of the Ministry of Electric Power Stationsp reviewed
the present sttte of heat supply, its expected
development Und the tLLks of rese;.~rch_ and desij;n
orE,unications in thic matter. S.F.K:)pym,, Doctor of
Ti&nical Scierce of the Power Insti-tute itcademy of
SoiencesUSSR, st,,.ted in his report tliat in the USSR
dic:trict heatlrj~; is the main rzethod of heat Rupply
to Ind-j-+ry and townz. There is cor-,iiderable IaLG in
the ~,-pjii'cation. of district heatft~; -:n some of the
oldt,~r torero. With Irl0reLS-Cd av"ilab-'lity of lar6e
power statiozz, freer supply of 6as oil .~nd cheiAp
f~xr!lt dictrict-he,.4tin~; s-~+.emes ure no lon6er so
,--y to Justify.
The Power 1rstitute ?Ac;kderY of
Sali-Maes 6SSR, huc m-~rde a teeLnicul ecoraomic analysis
Card 2/6 ol* :-UbJect bast,!d on determinLtJOIZ Of the p;AY-Off

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9.,OV/96-5 c'-11-181ql
An All-Union Conference on the Puture Develop=ent of District
P,egtirV,- in the USSR
time of the capital expenditure. The conclusions
are proserited and it is considered tiat district
heating is still to be advised even then I&Lrga
power eystf,=- are avxilable. D&ta u;,e j,:-iven about
the smallo-!--t sizes of rower at-Ltion :.n which district
heatlrC is advisable. The report inc~icates the m4tin
lines of development of heat- and electric-power
etations. L.A. Meltnt~rey Doctor of Economic Scier-ce
of the LenirZrad Enj_jreerit4; Economic Institute and
the LenirCral Lubor~.tory of the Power InsLit-Itte,
Academy of gaienogaUSSR, described the Lreat iLcrease
In district durirG 1950-1957. Itach cfAn still
be done to ma!~e district heatizVr more economic. In 6,
number of existirZ rovrer stations, little benefit Is
obtained from combined power- and he a- -sup lily because
ys in tLe coxztruction of KCLt.
of delic .'r~; networks "d
excessive cost of distrlct-hetctir~; eqUipment. The
Caxd 3/6 utilisation of in industry is inere"sir4; very

SOV/96-59,11-19/?l
An All-Union Conference an the Future Develorment of District
Ileatirv, in th~! USSR
rapidly by approxim"tely 50% in five years und it is
therefore, important to avoid the use of uneconomic
industrittl boile-r houses. Durfni,- the next seven years
it will be nteessary to increase the output of heat
for industriul use from heat and electric-power
st4Ltions by a factor of at lea-st 9_*'-/~,. -'~..A.Nikol~Lyevt
En6lneer of Tejloelel~troproyekts In 'his rel--,ort
considered thp main methods of reduclx*
.; the, cost of
construction or district-heatirk; rt&tions and fteatin,~;
systems. Favitr st~.tions can be made lar6er by
supplyln6 both domestic and industrial LeLt requirements.
Water-he"tirv,; and low-pressure stew- boilers should be
used to cover peuk loads. ..I.LozW%inf Doctor of
Technic~Ll Science of tht Central Boiler Turbine
Institute, rointed out that with the increased
imj)ortance of Cix as it flower fuel it was becomir4~
possible to cor-otruct hevt and electric power-st&.tions
with combined ste=.A"s install6tions umd that by
. 0-C ' the - I
U, &rq_ stei~n,&_ cycle '#6 -.e &nc)unt of elactricIty
Card 4/6 ;Lener_,ted in connection with hett sup-Ily could be

S OV/96 -C~, P, -I I -18/? 1
An L11-Union Conference on the F~A
iture Development of Dist-rict
C*
frafl~tln~; in the USSR
increased bY 30 - 50%. The Mozt importknt piLrt of
the discussion in the conference was on the papers
of Kopyev and Melent~ev. The Conference noted the
achievements in district he"ti% durirZ the li,~,st
~4 yf~ars but listed " rainber of defects. The
onfertuce with the proposed mte of incre"e
of he,6t rupply from hecLt "nC, electric power-cnt~ctiana.
The importi,zice of buildft,~~ luxLer GtLtions t4nd
avoidirv-; tt-e construction of industrial boiler houses
WAS ~!mphacised. R~!comjzendations were cade on the
desik;n of r"tior,"I types of district-heLLtin& turbines
O.nd boilers for reElonal ~.nd peak boiler Fmnn-~--.
The conference "sked GOSPIL!.11 and the Sovnarkhozy (Councils
Uri 5/6 or-gational gxnomW- 6D plan, t lie development of power

SOV/96-5 ~-l 1-1S/?I
An Adl-Union Confertnct on the F'ature Develop=ent of District
HeatirZ. in the USSR
for the economic rergions with proper iiLllowance for
combined electricity, heat and 6:-as stapply for
IndustriaIg domestic und aericultural requirements
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HOW..STYRSKAYA, A. R.: Master Tech Sci (diss) -- 'rhe energy efficiency in the
cmubLned production oi electric power and heat in large power systems, and
methods rf increasing Lt". Iloscow, 1959, published by the Acad ScL USSR. 20 Pp
I
(Acal Sci USSR, Power last Lm G. H. Krzhizhanovskiy), 185 copies (KL, No 9, 1959,
115)

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LWN'T'rM, T.K.1 MO?tAS17rRSrJrA, A.R.
?""eta for th* expanxion, of heatint froix centml, ataticus.
Ob&Uh. smerg. no. 3 t %-W," 160, (ML, 14c3)
(Hiating from cintral atations?

R=rMSXIT, G.r., doktor tk*khn,.r,&u4AMLnUULU",R
~Sj_jkand.
ttkhn.vAmk-. OSMTS]Ctr, SkUy=# T-IL-v inIh-
V.fsetivensag of equiprping power sygtoug with induatria-I
po,wer plants of I cap utif counterpreqeurei tUrbidet.
0V tag. 31 f,6. WRL 13,7)
Ts'ploshergatibm, 7 Uvert
1, Wookovakly, Inshernerno-tkonomichaskiy Institut, I
WwrgettebAcIly Institut At. SSSR.
(IrUctric power plants) (Stesam turbines)

KISSIMSYlY, G.I., doktor tPkbn.nauk.; MONA-MRSUYA, Vand.tokbn.nau~
Mett,odoloFT for d(otermininr t~,e rtlativo- efficiency of combined and
separate e .lectric: pover distritition networks. Elek- sta. 32 q-~).-7:
27-33 JI t61. (VJAA lit.-IO),
(L'Iectric power plants) (Electric power distributinn)

RCSSInMEIT, Ga., daktor takhn.nauk; MMASMSKATA. A.R., kandAekhn.upkit
SEUBIK' 19.P.S-imh.
Featureo of the cw~ ~Uation oflarge municipal thermal
electric pwer plan a vith oupGroritical stsax parameters;
based on, the experience of the; city of Mosiov.. Rek. eta'.
34 na*D13-17 J& 163. (KEU 16:2)
(Zlentria pmer plants)

MONAMMM, A.R., kmt.tektin.nauk
Effect or the Increase of thermAl Iceds on the coaffe-,aratlye
afftativeness or compmite and separate power supply aystels.
Mok. eta. 35 no. 4t24-29 AP '64. (WRA 170)

URAVSKlY F Y.A.111 ; Flfl"'J~I;E 0
a ., I ':.G.; B.D.
Ultrastructural chsm-r.,s Jn ccl~n nn th-3 Gverin's carcinoma
treated with varlmuo mntit%r~ioral oar-amz. Dokl. AN 161
nool:221-223 Mr 165. (1~~ le: 3)
lo Ukrainskiy nauchno-iosledowitellskly institut eksperi.-,en-
tallnoy i klinicheskay onkologil. Slibmitted June 5o 1964.

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1. "Dn early chanf,es irt the. pr )t~l &t C.4t,!re(-f in -icet"?
Tr-~Ay Ak&- ei. liu 4:
5:): U-1411's 17 July 1953, (Lo-toAs tZhurnal Invkh --'tatf-y, ita.

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nastyrAoyal. 'he
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10-NO,-~ThlioC: p. 171'.-ViO
51: U-411, 17 July 1953, (Latopis IZ-;ur,-t;il 'ny~h St&tey, -3. 20, '19149)

NDIASVYUUU I , ,
lcsvo,lot Dwitiriorich 'FoLuserling; 60th astalvereary of his birth and
40th anniverearr of hic o4ioutifte mativittog, Arth* at v4skle 14
B*#3:101-103 Key-JuA* 1952. (cam 23C3 , ,
1. Tsinserling its Prof*sgor. CorrespondirC Xoai~ of tho Academy of
Kadleal Saloucee USSR, Noad of the Departs4nt of Pathological Anatomy
at Leningrad San itoxy-k&I onto Kedleal lustitmto.

x -,KATA, 5.
1. KOPTLG-Vk, R. 17E. MW A S 11 %
2. USM (600)
.3, lung* - CoUapse
4. Mgntfiawco of bronctdol obgttructLcn &M at*lectasis in tL%e develcpment ac
pawmada.
ArkAhir. paW go. 5 - 1952.
N.
9. Monthly List of Russian AcosvLoaas Libmry of Corgr"s, Fab , 1953. UnclazsLfL*d.

KOWTMKklrA, B.I. (louina&d); TSINVIRLM., T.D.. chlen.-korrespondent Akadenii
nauir WSR. &&vedu7ushchiy; ZBWOT,, D.A., chion-korrespondout
Al-d sil, w41tsinskikh nauk SM., direktor.
Certain. protleng of a*rphologr an& couret of atherosclerosis in "riou& ages.
Arkh.pat. 15 no.4o.47-52 J14C 153. MILL 6zil)
h Kafedra p&tologicheskoy anstoxii Leningradskogo sanit&rno-gigiyouichoskogo
vieditainsirogo institute, (for TBInserling ant Konastyrokaya). 2. Luningradskiy
sanitarno-glStyenicheskly- seditsinskijr institut (for ghd&novl. 3. 4cedesiYa,
m~41tslnsktkh naluk SSSR (for Mnserling aud.ZhdanOT). (Arleriosclerosis)

NCOA3TYRMU D.L't PWROPAVWTMU, A.A.; TSINURLING. T.D.~, professor,
04 1
ohlen-ROMIrponG.Int Akadsaii me&itainskikh nauk GSSB, tayeduyuEhchty;
ARICEMY, N.Y., professor, doyatrittlInyr chIsm Akadexii seditsingkikh
wvA SSSI~
Styptie- an& Wonij-hoKlIng effect of plantain, rami toke. 16 no.2:30-
32 Mr-AP- '53- (KLRL 6r6)
1. AkM*Rlya uslitainskikh n&uk SSSR (for TaInsorling ard AnichkoT).
2. Xkfadm p0clogicheskoy anatonit Loniagr&dikoga, sauitarno-ClClyoni-
cheskoga moUtaluskogo. Inatituta, (ror ToinvarlIng, Kon"tyrskAy& &zL&
PletropaTlovskara.). J. Wedra farmakologii temingradskogo, eanitarno-
gigiyonichaskogo ve&itainskogo institutL (for Amichkar, KonactyrokayL &ad
PatraparUvokaya). (90moetatice)

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A,.ithor Monastyrsk&ya, B. 14
Title i CWgns in the lungs chiring tr;.uui (crushing) of the upper
cervical Aer-M3
Periodical i bakl. M11 SSSM, 96, Ed. 2, 419 - 420, Y-ay 1954
Abstract I By crushing the upper cervicid nerves of al.~'; rabbiO anA con-gequent,
killing of -the anLaalm the author investigated the condition of
thn syxpathetif_ rierves In the lungs of th.e dead anii"Is. Twenty of
the dead rabbits rhowed no Infl-ammAtory changes, the remainLng
9 anix~als had pomitive signs of inflarmatim (pneumania) and in
some cases Uh-j infla-,mrAtion was in progressive etaFos. Five USS.R.
references.
Institutim 0
Prosented by s Academ ician 11. N. Aniclikov# February 20, 11)54

wauSTMORM"
MOWTIRSKAYLp Della losifoyna, Academic degree of Doctor of Medleal aciences,,
based on her dafense,, 2T Plar 1955r In the: Council of the Uningrad Sanitation-
Rygione god rnst,, of her dissertation entitledt "Morpholo", and Pathogenesis
of the chanKes itt lungs under various experiment&I infiuances, &ffectine tho
nervous system (Relatift to pneummda),K
For the kcadesdc Degree of Doctor orj~ciences
PpUetant Ministeratya Vysshego Obrasovaniya WSR,-, Ust Mo. 79 U March 1956
Decietion of Higher Certification Commission Concorning keadamic Digrees "l Titles.,
J PPS 512

401ASTfRSXA.Tk. R.1.
Pathologicat &nat*W of pneumonl& folloviAg ragotomr. A
Pat, 17 Do-lZ45-",' J*&-* !55- (KLIU 8: 101
1, rx kafedr3r patol*gichsskvr amtouit (tar. -chlem4correspon-
dent AKK SSSR prof. R.D.TSinxerliog).' Leningndskogo Imitarna-
gWanich*skoge maditsiaskoeo Inatituta kd1r.-cb1on-1correspaudent
XKX SSSR prof. DA.Zbdanov)
(EMRS. YKWS. Ptqviotoar.
off. of resoction on fora of pasumonla)
(PRIMITA, experissAW, .
off. of TWtolmr, on prod.)

USSR / General Biology. Individual Development. E-4
Regeneration*
Abs Tour: Ref Zhur-Biol,, No 18l 195S, 81043.
Author : 91(barg,. G. JL.,. Monastyrs B. I.
Inst :Not given. W1 - -_
Title :The Influenae of Sodium. Bromide and Caffeine
on the Process of Formation of a Callas In,
Bone Fractures, Experimentally.
Orig Pub: Veati chirurgii, 1956, 771 No 2g 63-68.
Abstract: An ostootomy of the forearm,boneg wan performed.
on 34 rabbits. The course of the regenerating
processes were atudiel roentgenologically and
and microscopically by three aeries of experi-
ments. In the first seriea, alditicnal reagents
were not utilized; in the second series$ 2 m!
of 1% solution of MaBr were injected suboutan-
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EX r .11/3 Gen. Pathology, etc.Kar5 18.
Al '~~i (~YK'A~r"xy Ir--
539. PuLmbNARY CHANGES DUE TO STIMULATION OF Di:rrANT AREAS,
OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM (Russiantext) - MonaettrAkays, R. 1.
ARKH.PATOL. I"T, 19IT(S-13)
It has been described that stimulation of tho vague nerve and the sympathetic
nerve in animala induced pneumonia. The present article deals Witt rabbit ex-
periments of 3 types: (1) stimulation of the sciatic nerve through Injection of 0.0S
ml. turpentine into the sciatic, nerve (10 anims I ); (2) suboccipiukl injec~tfom of
0.05-0.2 ml. of a 2% turpentine emulsion (15 animals); and (3) stimulation of the
peritoneum at'laparotomy (13 animals). The anirnala were killed after different
intervals and, the lungs: carefully examined: notwithstanding thw presence. of in-
flammatory changes at the site of sUmulation through ope.-ation or IrJection. the:
lungs ordyshov*d atelectasim6and amphysomawA staxis(to a physi2logical, degree)
wen observed. It ftre won, by way of excoptIM IM111 pneumonic foci, tbass
Vert Limited "pirstion pasumonlas. Srsaft - Berlin,

ftt'~tALMRZQU, Bella losifoyna
[Pathagenegis and morphological picture of pno=onia in the
light of experimental dataj Patogon*g I sorfologichaskala
kartine pnevzoaft v mts eksperimental0afth dannyk1t. Lenin-
grad, Vadgiss 1959. 198 p. (XIU- 130)
(PKNV"rA)

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laGA-mv. prof.; AHMW7e.VA-GALA1TI1fA. Te.TS., prof.; BASIMIN. V.A..
prof.; BAMSON. K.Te., doktor ned.nauk; TYSEWOXI)TSKYA. V.D.,
prof.; (FASSIX. I.I.. dotsent; GMIN, X.Ts.. prof.; ZHIIZGT. D.I..
prof.. laureat Stalinskoy premii; ZYWKMIT, T.F., prof.;
IMIONSKIT, Ts.Te.. prof.-. KO?rASTTRSrATA, R.I.. pref.; KOSETIN,
I.A.. prof.; KUCUIX. L.S,'.! ka-nd.ms-d'.'nw*; PMOT-KASLAKOV. K.A..
prof.; RUBIMOV. 1.S.. prof.; RTSS. SX. prof.; SKIRMOV. A.V..
prof.. sasluzhennyy daystall nauki; T IROV. P.Te.. prof.;
TROITSKAT1, A.D.. prof.; UDINTSET. G.M.. prof.; UrLTAKDO 'ru,K,,
prof.; r=iIGV,. T.K.. prof.; XHILOV. X.Ers. prof.@ gasluzhannyr
dayatell nauki; VADXOYSrATA, Tu.T.. prof.; KARSHAL. K.S., prof.;
PXTROT. K.A., kmad.med.nank; POSMEOVA. T.K.. )wnd.med.nauk;
RAPCPW# X.A.. kand.blolog.nauk; ROZIMM. N.A.. prof.; TANIX-
rATICEE# Te.1.9 kandned.nauk; LY=OVSU'rA, S.I., tekhm.red.
[Book an haalthl ralo o Kdorov's. Koakvs. fticlrd-yo mdellt-rro
Kedgis. 1959. 446 p. (KIRA 12:12)
1. Chloin-korrespondent Akademit meditsinakikh ruiuk SSSR (for
Zhanov, Matsev). 2. Leningradsidy sanItarno-glClynn1chaskly m-
ditsinskiy Institut (for all. except Todkovalmya. Karshak. Petrov.
Postnikove, Rapoport$ Rozentul, TnakelaTich,, Lyudkovelmya).
(HYCILMM)

HDIUSTUMU. R.t., doktor ned.nauk
--l. ........
Cancer and hereditr. Zdrav.Wzh, 6 no,5:7-10 959. (KIRL 13:3)
1. tweduyushchly kafedroy pa0logichaskojr anatouli Stalinabadskago
medinatitntit im. Abu&II ibut Sic*.
(CAMMM) (HIMITT Or DISUU)

NMSTTRMU.t,,#.X.o dalctor seditainskikix uauk
Third All-Valou Gonferme of 4thoamtoultiff, Mmr. Tadzh. 6
ca.607, 159. (KIRL 13t4)
(Aamr. PITROU4VAL-001tonsm)
ik

- MORASTUMAU B I f.-
If, ~1* - ~
Differential, aorpbologiMl diagnotig of liver disews im heliotropic
intmicatiou'aw, LaceiLdim hapatitis. Zdray. T&W. 7 no.,5tY)-47
160. (KIU 13tlZ),
(LMR--DISEAM) (MtLIOTROPE (Pu*)-TarICOLOQT)

MWASMOKAUt b.L._yrof.
rirst Joint Scientific &nd Fmatical Confererce in the citF or
Kuly-&b. Wray. Tadzh. 8 no.6t4O N-0 161. (RU(A 15: 1)
(HWIGIKz;-CONGRt6SL5)
Ar
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KO,xAi3TriSXkYk,. BJ. t doktor meed.nmuk
Ontsocuts of the mandible. Stomtolof,-iia 40 no-4149-52 J14C F61.
(MIU 14 r 11)
1. 1& kafedry patologichaskoy anatomii (saT. -, doktor med.nauk
B.I.Monastyriskaya) Stalinabadakogo mad.instituta imard JLbu&li
lbn~-Sino (dir. - uwluzhennyy deyatelf nauki Z.P.Miodzhayev).
(JAWS.-Tumol-Z)

MMUMBSKAYIE-B.I. (Awhanbe)
.- ... 1-----l.. - - - -
Efeliotropic disease or the, liTer, Arkhpat. no.ItAl-.47 162.
(F-IPA 15cl)
i. Is karedry patologicheakoy an&tcmii (say, - prof, R.I.
Komotyrokay&) Haditainskogo institute. immi Abu 111 rba-Oiny
(dir. - maluzhennyr dayatelt nauki Z.P. Khodzb&yav).
ILITEWODUSMES),

MD.WTMXATAF B.I.
Son* problem in the piMomorphology of the humn adewhypophycia.
Zdrar.Tadzh. 9 no.W3-16 JI-A& ~62. (Kim i5cll)
1. It k&fedr7 patologich.eakoy amtomli, (tay. - prof, R.I.
Monastyralaya) Tadzhikskogo meditsinakogo, irLatitut&, im. Ltu&li
Uni Sino.
(PITUITA.Rr BODT)

HWISTYPSKAXA, B. 1. 0, proff,
Gwmral pothmorphology or the hyWpb;roie in autapaT mater-Wo
Tmd,T Dushe mods inste 57 no*20-2V62. (VJML 16,tlO)
I*. Zwroduyushchiy kifedroy patologic~aaskoy anatozii T*Ashlk-
skogo gosudarstwe ogo zwditdinakago instituta imeni Vbu&ll
rbn-Sino,
(PITUITARY BODY - DLS&LqM)

MOILASM,SrJ.TA t B. 1.
Soze essential problirs of the L%-nctlioml morphokgy of etAocritA
glands. Tmdy inst. norf. AN finur. S5? 11:19ff-193 163.
(!.',:!'A 17: 11)
1. Kafedra patolcgichtskoy aratomail T&dzh.'ksVogc meditaimikogo
instituta Iment Atuall ibn-Sira.

FANSUROV, Khamid Musenovich, prof.; ilUTCUK, S%otl&nv. Uikolayevnam
st. nauchn. sGtr. FrIninala uchustlye NNA.7jjF-ZAYA* B.I.j
prof.; GESM, L.A., red.
(Liver biopsy; atlas of hintological studies) Blopsila pe-
cheni; atlas gistologic~eskikh Issledovanii. Duchanbe,
kkad. med. nauk 535R, 1964. 137 p. _ [Atlas of color
microphotographs] Atlas tsvetriykh mikrofoto mfii. 14 p.
~m!RA 18:25

Icairovna, prof.; NAPALLOV, r--),i.
[Age-ralated aW Nnctloral rcrphology of the endlocring
system] Vozrastnala I funktsionallrAia norfolog-lia endo-
krinnoi sisten7; 3bornik statei. Leninf:rad, Yeditsina,,
19U.. 156 P. (YIPA 18-.2)

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.15HO L I C 1077 A . YP r*'q-tk- WTASTYRA7,AYA, P.I., prof.
Repurt on confer-?-:!ev. Ar~t. -pq~, 2~ nc).4r26-1'43 IF-4. k,K:Rk 180)
on RUj
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PATLOT. Ssrger Aleksandrovich, prof.; ATIWT, Aleksay Aleksaysy'.1ch,
karid.takhn.nauk; BARAXBGTX. NikolAy longtantinovich. prof,;
"UsTmUT'A'Aggin -Iown0vua, dotsent; MOKOTA. Cins
Seflays-vat, -dots"e ; RrQL*o ratsensent;
UN19. R.U.. inah.. retsensent; KISAYRTA. r.K.. red.;
GUMA, A.I.. red.; KXDTIM. L.Ta.. taklm.red.
(Ifechnalogy of artificial leather) fekhnologlis 1skmsgt-TwnnoL
koxhl. Pod red. S.A.Pavl*Ta, KoskTas Goc.nauchno-teUmAgd-vo
lit-ry pa logtot promyshl.. 1958. 654 p. (KIRA 12:4)
(Lextber. ArtifIcial)

.LTUDVIa. P.; KORLSTYRSXLTL. K.R.; POLOT. S.A.
Reinforcing rubber in later byeoubining latex-mixtures with
condensm.tiom rtaina. Eauch. i rez. 17 no-.3042-15 Itr 158.
(KIRA 11:6)
1.9askoTakir takhno-logichaskir institut legkor '3 roMhlaanogti.
(Rubber) (Reaixa, Syuthatic

. XONAMnL=TAI X.S,g POW, 6,A,; KOSHKAN, Gr.; M=NOT V'-X-
LTU3)y-lo,, p.;
resins in I&t*x mixtweg.
Ifate rac. pros. 28
DOOP22-26 W 158. (KM UsO
(r&tex)

EUZWZOV. L.R.: MOMSTTRSILTA. K.S.; PATLOT. S.A.
loniz&tlon coating of fabrics vith latex films. Leg.prov. 18
no.7-.25-27 JI 159. NIRA 11:9)
(Rubber coating) (Leather, Artificial)

SOV/138-59-4-5/26
KUTHO~St KUnnetsov, A,.R., Lyudvig, p.r, XW4.WXSkaX,~ 2. E , f &Y,
TITIA: The Ionic Deposition, of Carboxylate Iatexes. Communication
2t Increasing the T",.e=4 Stability of Films Pre-parecl fron
Carboxylate Iatexas ( K TOPxvm ob otlozhenit karboksilat-
nykh lateksov. goobahcheai 2 ParyWumlyi termostoykosti
pl9nok, poluabalmykh 17. kar~*oksielatnYkh lataksov)
F,&RICDICALt Kauchuk i Hazinai 1959,, Mr 4, PP 17-19 (USSR)
LBSTRAMThe first part was published ia "Y-auchuk L Razina". 1959, Nr I
Kxperiments were carried out on inereacing the taermal
stability'of carboxyl groups containing latex fiLms Vy,
ionic deposition. The following factorc wer* de-4arained
for films made from SFZ-5-30 latext dependence or the tensile
strength on the time of vulcaaisation,, relazatioa cuXVGE:
and equilibrium moduli at 1000,75 elonr and 2)#
,tion ( Figu-,*s I
The vulcanization temperature was 1 0 0 PH G-7v W%
magassium. chloride was used as a vulcanization al"ento
Experiments showed that the tensilel &trength increased on
raising the vulcaaisation, tomparaturia. Films made of later
SKS-5-30 with polymethyl acrylate! were also tected as the
introduction of polyacrylates increases the adheiiion of
carboxylate latex films to fibres (Figures 3 4 End 5)o
Card 1/2. Optimum atrength wac obtained when 20~; of either-polymthyl.

GOV/138-59.-4-5/26
ihO''*Ioaic Deposition of Carbox-jlate Iatexas.~ Communication 2&
Increasing tne Tft~.,rmal Stability of Films Prepared from Cmrboxylate
Iatexes
acrylate or polymethyl methacrylate emulsions were added to
tha latex. InvestiULtions on the action of calcium ion as
coagulating and: vulcaniiAng agent ehowed that calcium
chloride can be used for this purpoF-A.. Films with the
largest degree of thermal --tability were obtained by adding
melaiaine-farmaldehyde resins to the SKS-5-30 latex and
vulcanising the product in the precence of magnesium ionae,
'Che reaction aixture %as heat-led for 30 minutes at 1OWC and
subjected to vu-Icanisation for one hour at pH of 8.1- 20%
magnesium chloride solution was uued as a vulcanising agent
Results obtained duAng there experiments are dir:cucsed and
given in the form of graphs, (Figures 6 and ?). The strength
of films was conUderably increased -Lhen using SES-5-30 in
conjunctioa with melamine-formaldehyde resins; ortimus,
results were, obtained when 2or~) of the resin was usede The
vulcanisates show con-siderable relative elongaticn evea when
30%, of the resin Is added to the polymer.
There are 7 figures and 4 Soviet referenceno
A.S.-JOGILT1014 Moskovkiy tekh&Ugicheakir in-titut legkoy prowyahlaw'
Card 2/2 -aOsti (UOzcOW ":ecanOlOgical Institate of Light "Endustry)

BMWINA, TeRe, insho; HDRUTTOTAUt KeSet kanI. tokha. nauk dott;:
TAXOTA, Lopoo ~. ~ktLiw. ~nilk; *PATMT. S.I.. daktar takhn. rank
prof o
Affect. of ioniging radiation on the atructural and mechanical properties
of polyviarl chloride* Izv. Trgo uchobe X&To; tokho logo prom* noe4:85-9-3
159. (HIRL 13c2)
loV4olm-Toldr takhnaloCEchookir institut logkor prourahlennosti.
Relcoreadovans, kafedror takhaologii isicustyannor, Icothi.
(Tinyl chloride)

LXHISBAXKAS, X.r.; ()VCHIMXOV, G.R,.; K).W?rRSX&rA. K,S.: PLKY"O. R.I.
Simplified method for salt removal In the manufacture of
porous artificial leather. Xozhe-obuy.proa. w.lGtZG-Z4
0 '59. (KIRA 13CO
(rA&thqr. Artificial)

UMMtTW,. A#.R.; MONASTYRSUTA 9.; PAMT, SJL.
&WW =9A"~ff,,
Problem of ton depowtte of c&rboxrlate laticee. Report Ko,l:
Preparation of fabrrice coated vith covoexylate latax br tht nathod
of ion ttepouttion. DLuch. L rot. IS tLo.1:13-L5 -T& 159.
(MIRA 22:1) -
I.Noukovalcir taichnologichaskly tnatltut I"kor promyzhlonuosti.
(Rubber coatings) (Ion exchange)

. mowTrRASXATA_, K.S *r kand.takhn.cAuk,datsent; PATLOT. G.A., Prof.;
SXORHrAXOTAt
Using carboj7lata latexes to obtalm films pera"blo to Y, spor.
lwT.vrw.ucheb.s&r.; takh.leg.proa. no.4:39-43 160. (XI" 13: 10)
1. Kaskovskir tekhaclogichaskiy. inatitat legicoy prozWohlennosti.
Rokociondovana kafedror, takhaologii Isimestrennor, kothi.
(Leather, Artificial) (Latex)

TAMTA,
naak, dotment: FITWT, S.A., d,,)Icto-r GORHATOTA,
r.r., lash. I
Iffect of fillerg on the radiation rogigtance of plasticiged
pot.ryiqrt chloride. I&Y.vya.ucbsb.g&r.; takh.t6e.prom.no.
4:46~52 160. (XIRA, 13:10)
1. Koakovskiy tokhnalogicheskiy* Ingtitut legkor procrshlenadatt.
Raknievadavaus kafedror takhaaloCLI iskjogtranaor kaghi.(for
Hanastjrrokaya., Parlay, Gorbat ova).
2. Aimdextra amic SSSR,(for ranov&).
(PlActiceI Testire) (Xthrlene)

2021A
11%7,0q, s/i 3B,/61j'ooo/doi/bo2/bio
ILO 51 AO 2 9
LUTHORSt Skornyakova, T. L., Monastyrokaya, K. S., Favlov, S. L.
TITLEt Investigations of the Interaction of Carboxylate Latexes With
Ethylene Glycol
PERIODICALLt Kauchuk I retina, 1961,, go. 1, pp. 7-10
TE.XTc Data obtained on the interaction of CKC-50-1 (SIZ-50-1) but&-
liene-styrene oarboxylate latexes synthesized at the VNIISK ind ethylene
glycol are submitted. Table I listd the characteristics of the investigated
latixes. Ethylene glycol was used in the pure form accordint, torOCT(TY)-
2789-56 CGOST (TU)-2789-561 specifications. figure .1 a showt, the effect of
the pH of the SKS-50-1 latex with 4 ~ MAR(IUX) on the tear-resistance of
the films when heated under conditions of various temperatures. An increase
in the tear-resiatance of the film with a change In pH is explained by the
possible structuralizing with a monovalent sodium ion# just cts in the case
of films made of one latex (Ref. 1). It to assumed that the strengthening
of the latex takes place due to the &formation of transverse ester bonds.
The highest tear-resistance is reached for films heated to 11i0oC made of
Card 1/ 10

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5/158/61,/000/001/002/010
L051/02') Y
Investigations of the Interaction of Carboxylate Latexes With Ethylene
Glycol
SXS-50-1 latexes with 4 9 W and at a high pH value. In order to establish
the presence of chemical-bonds in the formed structure, the -,ralue of the
equilibrium nodule aud weight swelling of the films in benzene and ethyl
acetate was determined (Table 2). The conclusion Is drawn that an alkaline
medium promotes the esterification of the polymer although the saponificaticn
reaotion becomes irreversible in an alkaline medium (Ref. 9). It was shown
experimentally that the tear-resistance of the films depends on the duration
of the glycol mixing with alkali. Then preliminary mixing of glycol with
alkali is undertaken, the quantity of the chemical bonds increases. In or-
der to determine the effect of the initial plasticity or the polymer on the
properties of the film, experiments were conducted an SKS-50-1 latex with
4 1; M (polymer hardness according to Defoe 6,000 g). In ttis case the
tear-resistanoe of 105 kg/CZ2 was reached only after the filK was heated for
1-5 hours. The effect of the presence of carborylic groups in the polymer
an the tear-resistanoe of the films was determined for SKS-30-1 later with
10 % KLK, hardness 4,500 g. The tear-resistance depended on the duration
Card 2/10

2o246
S/138/61/0-'.0/001/002/010
1051/029
Investigations of the Interaction of Carborylate Latexes With X.thylene
Glycol
of the heating of the film at 150 0C. The effect of the initial plasticity
of the polymer and the content of the carboxylic groups was investigated at
optimum nonditiuns of miring. It was noted that in all the films obtained
under these conditions the reoidual elongation did not exceed c, ~.'- This
leads to the conclusion that there are chemical bonds also between the poly-
mer chains. In films obtained from latex at a P11-4 and PH-7 without preli-
minarymixing of glycol and alkali, the residual elongation exceeds 100 %.
The vapor-permeabilit~ of the film was determined by the diffusion of water
vapors through & I cm film per hour at roon temperature in an eraiccator
over concentratel aulfuric acid. The same relabionship was found to exist
between the pH of* the latex and the vapor- permeabi I i ty as between the pH and
the tear-resistance (Fig. 4 a, b, c). The initial plasticity of the polymer
and the content of methecrylic acid in it have the same effect on the vapor-
permeability as on the tear-resistance. An increase in the tear-resistance
of the films is connected with the formation of a spatial structure. The
initial plasticity of the polymer has no significant effect on the tear-resi-
Card 3/10

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S11 36/61 /00/0f.1 110-:;210 10
L0511LO29
InvestiGations of the Interaction of Carboxylate Latexes With Ethylene
Glycol
stance. An increase in the carboxylic group content in the SES-30-1 polyuer
brings about an increase in this index. There are 4 sets of graphs, 5 tables,
and 10 referencest 7 Soviet, 5 English. .
ISSOCIATIONs Maskovskljr t4khaologicheskiy Inatitut legkctr promyshle-Lnosti
(Maskow Te~~oLoglcal institute of the Light ndustry)
Card 4/10

`51 IL029
IF

InvcqtiGations Of the Intcractior, 4 it'll Etkrlena
Of Caz'"Xylatc ""tc
GIJ*Col
-T a b I
Chmrmateristics of SKS-50-1 butmdiene-styrene carboxylic latexeu

0, Content oe
o pit C-incentratlon IHardneas of p)lymer
A.
.
j
batch ~methacrylio azid of I&tex, mcc.ordine to lefoc,
(far.)
145 4 4 22t4 4,000
65 4 4,3 22-7. 6,000
39 10 4.2 13.2 4,500
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S11 36/61/0i)0,(001/002j'G1G
Investigs.tiona of the Interaction of Carboxylate Latexes rith Zt:Vlene
Erreat or pit or sxs-3o-i latex with 4 ~ XLK and & h&rdness accorling to
Defoe of 4,000 g on the tear-remifft=Ct Of the rilma when heated un&er cozi-
ditions of vario,us temperatures. Vertical legendt tear-rssiatwice-, kL/c=2
I 2200C, 2 - 1000C, 3 1500C.
without additions b with addition of E;Iyacil
Car& 6/10

2(reU.
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A c 5 1 , t 1, " ~ ,
o,'.' Interaction of Carboxyllte Latexes With :.t~--t'lcnn-
;-Ire I
atiatinued) '4
Its
17-1
Pff t e
e with addition-of glycol and orthophosphorio ecid
card 7/10

S;/I 1'4000/001/002/010
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Inveatigations of the Interaction of Carborylmtc Latexes Trit'i Ethylene
Table 2e Equilibrium module are. weiet swelling of tht films in benzene Lnd
ethyl acetate
--UUibri;~= Moduld Swelling, Weight
I i nzener In c,tl*.l MCC-1-
fila pro-
duction

--

-- 20 te
a
150 perature of heatin

' 20 '100 -150 grOC

- 20

100

50
f Oim 4 - - 1800 !1050 1500 -
lixtex 1 7
: 1800 1050 1200 -
70
.
7 7
1650
900
1000
-
fro,-* latex 4 2200 970 1370 650 120 820
vii th, 7 2400 980 1510 1000 T40 850
4;IYO01 11 3t16 SM io,6 woo 750 760 750
1 550 550
fro:a latex '4 ._ im 1650 Boo 670 1200
' 000
with gly- 7 - 1000 1600 1100 950 1 O
13d 920
col cuid or - 11 4,61 11,5 1200 1 920 660 650 550 420
thophosphoric
maid
Cmrd 00

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S/130/61/000/001/002/010
1,051 A'029
Itiveotigmticna of the Into-rmotlor, of Carboxylmte Latexea 7ith Etv.1and,
Gly col
Fiyure 4s
Ralationship of the rapor-permembil-Ity of the films to the pH of SKS-30-1
latex with 4 ~4 WS and polymer hmrdneas &ecor&ing to Defoe of 4,000 j; when
heated under conditions of va.rious temperaturest
1 200C, 2'- 1000'C, 5 1500C.
tj
41
A- without additions
46
'Card 9/10

S1138161100010OT100210~0
InTestiCations of the Interaction or Carboxrlate Latexea With Ethylene
glycol
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KOROTKOVAf V M.,- inth.j 14GRASTTRSWA K 8
4nd.,tekhn.nauk, doteentF
POLOT, dokt-or ie--Oii-.nau7k, prof.
Studying the; reaction of Wrocellulose with carboxylated lateres.
rXv6vys*uchsb,,,z&,r,j- tekh.leg.prm. no.408-44 c6l. (MIRL W10)
1. KoskovskiT takhnologicbeskir institut legkoy promqshlannoati.
Plekamendovana kafedroy takhaologii iskusatvannoy koshi i plenochrqkh
materialov.
(Latex)
(Cellu.1080)

doteentl PAYLOV, S.A., doktor
tekhn-snauki. prof.; SKCPJMOVL, T.A., inzh.
F4troWlIc properties of fLI= made frc= carb=72&ted latex.
Isv.vp4ucbebtum.1t,okh.log.pcrco. no.Zr47-52 c62. (KM 15t5)
1. Koskcvskiy takhnologicheakir instittxt legkoy promyshlenncati.
Rekamendavam kafedroy takhnologii iskusatvemoT korld i
pUnocbrqkh matalalcm.
(Ioeather,v Irtifici&l)

POWTIRS ~~ IILVWVF S.L.I. TROPAIMA, T.K.
Use of nairit lateg for the gluing of fabrics.. roah.-abar.
prom. 4 no.121t17-19 D 162. (KM l6d)
WISSild) (TAtex)

TIUBKW, A.B.,, daktar khimich. nauk, prof.t rANOTA, L.P., k&nd. I-himich.
nauk; GORWV*L,, G.r., inzh,; MONAMRS A, )G;wj kand. takha.
n&tLkp datewmtt FLY=, S.L., r U&ukt prOG
Studying the effect of ionizing mdiation on film made from
mrboaqIAU lat*x. rzr. vys. nebab. sem,; takh lee, prou,
tia,P12-16 163. ZKIRA 16:7)
1. Akadsxfn nank SSSR (for Tkubua,, ranom). 2. Kookovskly
takhaologIchaskly laxtLtut loCkor prowshlowastL (for Gorlaft,,
Monasty"kayal, Parlor). Rokomendavana k&-f*drcT takimalogii
Iskusstrennoy-koshi i plonocbnykh mat4srialar Moskovskceo tekbno-
lagichaskogo institata Is9koy prom"h1annogtis
(Rubber,, Synthetic) (ionization)

KM)"A#~ X.S., kand. takhn. nauk, dotsentl MONASTYIRS"rA..j54A,.j:,_
kand. tekhn. nauk, dots*nt
ftnufacturv, of artificial leather in the Czechoslawak Smialiat
Republic, Much, trudy MTILF 2502-26 162. (ML 160)
1. Wedra. tokbnologit iskusatyenncrr koshi i plonochnykh
mteria.lor Kookovskogo takizologicheskogo inatituta. legkcT
proWshlonnoati,

TROPANOU, T.N., inzh..t JJQUA!~7W',-:AfA) M.,S.O, kand. takhn.. n&uk,,
dotsentr PAVLOV, S.A., dokt'o'r' teik' nauk, pror.
Studying. the reaction of thiam"m with polychloMT,*ns, latex.
12.Y. Y". ucheb. sm-Y.1 tekh. log. proao no-Y30-31, '63,
Om..k 16 t 7)
1. Mosko"kLy- tekhnclogicheskir Institut legkor protwohlennoati.
Rokoftndovana kafedroT takbnologii IokusdtYenncT soshi.
(Rubbart, Synthetic) (Ursa)

WVA9TMUrAr K.8 t KOROLIKOV, K,,T,; SAUTrK,, B.T.; KJLLASHN-IKGV,, TG.
Use of " and MM-30-1 latu", in the mmuftature of' grtificial
MozbmmLtol*' lea.therre rLozh*-obar. prom. 6 nael2t15-19 0 t64
(KrIRL ISt2)

NAC01fly .,) ~ *,, " .
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11(vik, rr~t.,(,%nnnt; I ~A'Y , Y,. -ej.
['~echrrolca of artlf!clal lcnt~~r (,r, a Cab ,Ac b4.;.:-) ;*f..kj-.-
riologlitt Irku.,-,,3tvinino' kozid w, tkqr.",.Fr)! E i, r, ~. v,-, p
lAgrkala InuuntrIlti, 1%465. p. (I'Ll. !~:3)

cat!,)n

GORLOTAp G.I.; H.S.; TAUMM, A.B.; TASOU, L.P.
Filled filas made from carbaxylate latex* Much. I :,-evo 23
no.4t7-9 Apt,64 (HIRA 17M
1. Kaskovskiy tekhnologichookiy institut, logkoy promyshlonnosti.

MIKAN,, I.A.; NOW"MUFAU, N.M.; WARSON... T.L~
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"W'_, -"!
A. C8.00 of the development of chlorine-resistant forms of bacterts.
in, vater supply systems. TodL.t san.tokb. no.9:64, D '55.
(KLU 9 -, 3 1,
(Water-Sacteriologr)

KQSASTITlWTt,&,40'pj BOLOVITIT, A.S., doktor tokhnichaskilth nank, rodaktor;
rotseuxent; ROWT, I.I., rotsonsont-, ZILIIIIIA,
O.P., r9daktor; ILIKIII,, N.M., tokhalchookil-redaktor
Cl&boratorjr exereisom in textus usting] Laboratortwi pr&Mikm
po iWtantin tokatilltqkh naterialov., Ivd. Z., lopr. i dap. Po&
r*d. A.T.Oolov(sva, Kookys,, Go#. cauchno-tokhn, Ltd-vo Kiniotor-
stya, prowshlonrqkh, toyarcy shirokoeo potreblenii& 035R, 1953"
Z53 P. (XLRL 7tl,Q,)
(T*xtile fabriao-Testing)

11RUNINIM"O T.V., nauchrory notrixtaik; 011RICIIENKO. Yu.V.,, tinuchnyy sotrudnik;
EGIMINt A.A., prof.; MONA57=51:1Y, A.G.; MKIN, G.R., prof.
Hes-hanical propertien of Mcrr r.6-19 from rolyethylene arA
copolyrern of ethylene with propylene. Takat. prm.. 25
pi.5z19-24 My 165. (HIPA 18:5)

ACC NR; AP7005519 (A SOURCE CODE: UR1034216610001011/OGIGIOGIZ
AUTHOR: Khubutiya. K. K. (kapirant); Honastyrokiy, A. G. (S-nior lecturer)
&44 tkl I 'L3
ORG: VHT1
TITLE, New Ktilon fiber
SOURCE. Tekatil'naya promyshlennost'. no. 11, 1966. 10-12 1
TOPIC TAGS: terxtile,71iber, raluMC(physical property, cellulose. acrylonitrile
ZRAW. e Problems Laboratory, Chair of Chemical Fibers, Hoscow Textile
Institute (problemaya laboratoriya kafedry khimicheakikh volokon Moskovskogo
teksttl'nogo instituta) has developed a new fiber called Ktilon by graft copolymeri-
zation of cellulose and acrylonitrile. Yarn spun of mtilon is compared with No.
3200 and No. 6000 staple viscose fibers as to actual tex number, tensile strength, I
.. and durability. Htilon yard
elasticity. tvUt coefficient, module of ridigity
proved much more durable than the staple viscose type when dry, but less strong when
wet. Dyed fabrics woven of atilon were tested by many w4thods and proved lighter in
weight, thinner, lea* penetrable to air currents, more crease resiotant, with much
less shrinkage after wetting. much lower hygroUcopicity.. but less durable in repeated!
vashinp than fabric of viscose staple fiber. Orig. art. hast S tables and I figurei
SUR CODE: Ut SM DATE: none
LCcwd' 111 UDC: 677.4.001.5

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TITLE: 7,tandardization Pne "nification of Core-'~)ores
PERIODICAL: Titeynoye Froizvod-tvo, 17r 7, pp 6-9 1

AB~)TRACT: e f.-reat nin--ber of standards for machine to-1 plantc
Vor 1?1~- alone at Khar*,:ov (metal cutting) 1 0770r1
and at Dnepropetrovsk (,eood cutting) 1,1nn eacn !) COM-
plicn.tps 1,*he entire problem of .~--od patterr. as
,atterns are ne(~,derl for ef%ch nold. ihe r
done '~~us s.-ioivn simPlic-%.--*on of t1,A -..).ractlce ~~n~
ctand,--.rdization of mold pa*terns are nos-ilnle -tnd ne-
cerc-Firy. 7"le types develore! rit 1-1,e T'kranir~r Ins-tilt,;-e
"rlrrstankiprozi" cpn be recon-endel. '0our tables denon-
r~ 4* r-,.te tl~ en"s of there nrt4prns. 11-
e " e P. r -~,, r e-,
tlierc stpnd~rdized 7ol~l

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sf1.*;e rrtteripl imetal ani from to u
anrl r1re 4 trtbjes, ~ flr-prri.rs rin'l1P, h -0 4- o -
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now - s, A.K.
CM-11 stold oorivepr for obaped irce o"tines ofeamlizatiou puloo -.-
Ilit proisr. to.U&40-41 9 162. (MM 15112)
Mon foum4ing) (Foundries-&juipment arA iFupplies)

MMWTUMUT, A. K.
Machine f err banding flange blAnkv cut of a strip, Kashino-
stroital, no.12*1 D, 162. (XIU 16t 1)
(Bonding machines)

MMAAT,P,L,U-IrL A.M.. inih.
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Drawing sbArply bent parts of piping.
63-65 Ag 163.
Vext.adshinost'r. 43 n0.8:
(KIRA 16:9)
(Pipe bending)

LLSHINBATEV, V.R.; AMIN, V.P.; k1i'MrANOVA, 0 V GASITEV,, Zh.;
Dzma, G.A.; iwwarzov, A.a.; r.RO~M*TA', I.V., KOLTUaliN,
I.S.; MAUKHM, V.P.; YO!1A3TT-4K4,T*,_A#Q,j RZ=IXUV, SAC.;
&UMILOY, I.V.,- !XNN1Kp V.K.; S03NIN, V.A.; SVRKOp V.I.:
SMKOV, Ye.P.; .15MMIEV, S.N.; U3IKCVp N.V.; UCM-EV, A.F.;
SUSTOPAWV, Ye.V.; TtM-tYJI%', R., red.; GOROKWV, L., tekhn.
red.
[Study manual for a machinery operator] Uchebnik-spravachnik
rekhanizatora. Alrz-Lta, Kazae1khozg1z# L~63. 326 p
(KIM, 16c 12)
1, Alma-Atag Kazakhskly gosudarstvonxqjF sell akokbozjaystve*-
rqy institut. Fmkulltat mekhanizatsii. 2. Satriadmiki fakull-
tote makhanizataii Kazakhakogo gosudarstvanwCo velsko-
khozymystvennogo instituta (for all ecxept Sherman, Gorokhav).
(Agricultural machinarT,)

HOWTrMKIT, B.
On the first pontoon* Voenernant 41 noollis-9 R 165,
(MIRA 18:11)

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aisiWilekodioviah, Akadoulk-, BARDIR. LF.. almdemik, ot'retatwen-
W red&ktor; D=ACK, L.ffc, professor, redushch1jr redaktorl UTIOrA.,
A.Do. redAktarr IXBMW, T.F., redAktorg NOW,, CA., redaktor;
SHUSVANOT, Lore, lovididat tekhatchookikh. nauk, redaktar; PATWT, K.A.,
&kM*xiir,, redaktort OMSOV". Jr.T., "emik,, rodWctorl MLITM', I.T..
akads"Irt red&ktort CRIZOVSKIT, akAdeuik., re4aktor Edeosaved):
MUWY. G.G.. akademik, redaktorg TOLIFLOTICK, 0A., ak&demik, rod&k-
tort UMMOT. K.X., chlon-korrexpondent,. redAktor; STAW, R.T.,
Won-korre @pond* at. red&ktor,. WRCHXIMO, O.A., professor. mdaktor:
professor, rod&ktor; MZM. RA.. professor.
r ware TUXAM, A.Se, professor,,. rodaktor; SHCROW. 9.P.. professor,
redaJdar: KM, f.To kandidat takhnichaskikh, uauk, rfA&k%orj LDX&SMICK-
MUM, Tu.r., k&ndid&t takhnichaskikiz mulc, redaktor; SHrRMffA. A.r..
tektmichoWdr redaktor
(Collected workd frobrante trulov. Koskya rvi-vo AiceAtutt nank am.
Vol* I* [Articlos, addresses &YA speachasi atatot. Tratuplentta, i
reoM. 1952. 344 p. (KLrA 8tz)
(Dalkov, AlakumAr Alskeandmvich, Mc-i946)

XDUMTRUIT. D.K., profesoor.
F
likolai Alskmandrarich Ikushutkin. Zav. lab. 23 ria.4:506-510 c57.
(PT-RA, 10:6)
1. ronlogradeldy politakfinichosicir Inatitut,
(V~nshutkiv, likolat Alsksan&cmich. 1842-1907)

A77HOR: WonsstZrskiy, D. P., Professor, Doctor of 32-10-11/32
~h_~_Mfc al I - .1 -
TIILE*, Ca=ents
PZRIODICLL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1957, Vol 217, N~7 10,
pp 1182-1183 (USSR)
ABSMACT: In his speech on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of th,~-
October revolution, the author stateR that still in 1905, the
well-known JjemRn publicist M. Harlon wrote that Rui3ia was
a country of colonizi--' tion, which is in great need of We3tern
t1pecialists, viz. of "ouch as belont, to the lower clanses
vfl,o rannot be eoployed in their can countries." Such was
the otate of affai-q. 3uch forelCriers occupied the most
important situations in the adninistration at thz-t time and
kQpt the secret of pro,,11liction to themsqAves. A'hc October
revolution brouCht a Ceieral charq;e in the USSR and faced her
with the extromely imporl.ant problem of reconstructing the
P.- ilyzed .:roluction of the country. Volunt.-try collectiva3,
eq-,. the 11=-,nission for irvesti6:atir(-, the natural productive
rorceg of Rasairt" unier the leadership of A. Yo. Fersmang
A
wumber of the &N, o.- the "Committee for Cangea and ntandard
Card 1/3 -;-:?azures", which be3lides the affairs within its proper raiWep

CaAIMMU
32-10-11/,72
also -Antertook both thr., su ply, and c.~ntrol of induotrial
aaterA'als and with this alno Introduced the application of
chemical methods of analysis, were formed at that tia,-
,vithin the Mi, and other scientific institutes. Frum here,
several other scientific in3tituteo developed. The
netallurgical Industry and, for the first time also, the
metallurgy of lij~-ht metals developed simultaneou3ly at a
very hif-h rate In the USSR: Aluminuzq maeneciuml and lastly
titanium. 7iith this, important ;,robjems were set to Soviet
5cientists, above all, the problems of investiiatini- the
metals and alloys with respect to the presence of micro-
components and the determination of finely divided traces of
required metals and minerals in orer, and rocks. For this
purpose, various mothods of chenical analyiiat spectroscopic
mnalysin, photocolorinctry, the npplicatio 'n of or,-anic
reaf:ent3, polaroFraphy, the application of ion-exchanj in(, resins
#4m(l at last tho =strked rtt=3 by cumno of vhich Sovif!t
sci,~ntist5 nolved the which were provicuali
conn-derel to be Inponjible to solve.
On this occasion the late D. L. Wendelt.-yev is remembere(tv who
died 50 yearn aFo and who by his theories of i-s-ner.-ilization
Card 213 contributed to the developmgnt of science and the L:ruat

.COMents 32-10-11132
V. L. Lening under Aiose leadership the productive forces
of the Russian people were revived, is mentioned too.
They converted the co,intry into an industrial power.
ASSOCIATION: Leninerad Polytechnic Institute (Lenineradakiy
politakhnicheskiy institut)
AVAILABLEi Librmry of Congreso
1, Industry-USSR 2, Chemistry-USSR-Frogreas
Cr.rd 3/3

A UTHOR, L. N.
TITLE: Itikolay Aleksan-lrovibh
Annivernary of hin Death
pyatidesyatl let iyu so
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Obah-1hey Khimii,
-31r,2 (Tissri)
719-12-1/415
ir.~;hutt-.Ir, the ~~Oth
(1411kolay Menshuti-in
dnyu nmerti))
1957, Val. 27, ..r 12, pp. 31ul-
ABSTRACT: Menahutkin worked the moat tine of hic life (Octoter 24,
IS42 - February 5, 1907) for the Lenin.-,rad Univerzity.
Fron 1902 tip to his death he w-,o profesvor for analytic
und orgunic chemistry at the Lenin,~7rad. Polytechnic
InctItute. At home and abroad he vac highly e:~;teemc-d aa
scholar. Ilia principal works concerneft th~! boutillary-
-dovains connecting the orC.,,nic- and phynicnl -Lexictr~,.
rte beg-an with the investiCation of the enterificatior,
reaction, on occanion of which ho, perfected 7in! nup-lied
the worka of K. BerUmlot ead othern.
Inventii-ationo O)out the effect of no-c-llcf! indifferei.t
colvento u,-,o;-. tLe reaction velocity were of cl,;anical
value. For 51 years he edited the periodical "Journ&I
Cn rd 112 of the Rusatan Chemical Society", founded in fff6n, rind

Nikolay Alakaandrovich '-'enchutkin - To the 50th Anniverr.-Iry 79-12-1/45
of his Death
he also did nog when it soan after the foundation van
re-namel "Joumal of thq Ruw,ian i~hyai cal -Che! iical
Society", bec.,~uac- it alf~o published the rorkr of
phynicists. Menshutkin wao active na pedni~ojje not only
an lecturer of organic chemistry, but lie orC.-nized an
first one the ncicntifle course of analytic chemictry,
dlsre~arde4 till then. Ilia famouz text-book "Ar-alytic
Cho,mintry" rms for many generrtiona of Fussian chnmicts
the nimial ty nothing to be con,-enmated, -nd It rrio
publiGhed in three 7,ermian etitions, toot af- -.-;ell r,.n in -..n
Fni-lioh, one. All in all his clizeational infliv-nce upon
annistanta and students wr,.o very .~rcnt. There are I fIG-Ure
ani 3 relfarencea, of which i-.rc :;Iavic.
AVAILABLE: Library of Con---recG
Card 212 1. Biographies - r.ernhutkin, Mkclay Alc,;,3-rdrcvTch

HGRASTTRSKIT, U.K.
Sw cotor reactions fnr dotervininig, tunestecand. molybdemat.
Trudr, LPI no.201:L7-18 159. (KM 130)
(Tuapten-AnAlysts) (Nolrbdomm-Aaalrate)