SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MOSUR, M. - MOSYAKOVA, T. F.

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On. a Relations-Lip Between tLe Intrinsic and 2echni cal Yield, of'
Luminescence Of Infinitely Thick Light-Scattering Layers.
'Uechnical-to-intrinsic yield rat o on the optical con 1~int--
of the layer. Zxperimental verification of t'~e formula
for the technical yielci obtained by the aathor was made
_pes with differei
on powders of uranium L;lass of two t-,- -i ic
de6rees of dispersion. The apparatus u~-IeJ waE: descr-_'c,-_1
in the precedin6 paper. The authors ;ie~-~isured the
luminescent intensity of a powder relative to t*fie
intensity of luuinescence of a plane-parallel plate
of the same Glass froa which powder was made. The glass
plate used ,-.-as sufficiently thin to neglect absorption
of luminescence in it. ?io-.4 Gives the dependence of
the yield ratio n dimension- of the povider-particleis
for excitation witii various wavelengt"Lis (265, 534 and
365 m~i). -2:ae c,)ntinuous curves are theoretical and t1le
experiment,!l results Are shoi,,,n by circles. At 265 ia~t
the ratio of the yiuldL is -,reitOjL and 1,Lt. 365 H4,L it ifl)
t" b _,ht passes Into a
least, becuu~3e at 365 [* 'he exciLin- li, I _L
deeper lay,~r of the powder, s*nce at that wavelen'-th tne
abSurption of L;-e excitin6 li6lat is aaall. lonzequenti-,
.ard 2/4 in the latt,-.L- case lauinescence coa_s frf)m a deepur Lapp

51- 4-2-15/2c'
On. a i~elations;iip Bet,.%een tiie Intrinsic and 2echnical Y-*ell"-
Luminescence of Infinitely Thick Li ght-Sc,ttte ring Layers.
and therefore i-u is weakened more on passing Lhrou'-,L 'U-.',-ie
layer, leadin,~ Lo a lowt;r value of the -technical lu-~:in-
escence yield. ii-ie effect of t!iH- binder, which can be
air (curve 1), wuter (curve 2) Dr alcohol (curved
on tL--c ratio of ~vlllo lumiieset-nce ,ields is s,.ol.in in
FiL.5 for 36'~~ _i~L excitation. i"i.s.5 shows that the
tecLinical-to-intrinsir. yield ratio is greatest in -117y
C)
powder and lf_-ast in tlie_ powder iraa-ersed in alcohol.
2he redson fo- this lies in t.1--e relative refractive
index of the powder particles vhich is 1.491 in air,
1.130 in water uidl 1.095 in alcohol. '.'he lower the
re,fractive in_'Lex of particles U.,!e :,_bore we: -i k 1 y t h,., i
medium scatuers li,~_'U- ~Lnl t_.,erefor~:,, Iamin-_-scenc-_~ Is
produced at 6r-Litcr depths .,;JLLh consequent greatq_:
absorption on -j:aission. T.,.,e intrin--Ic yield was
obta.'UL-U lay on a plane -pa ralle 1 placate :)f
-iraniji,.i I~La:;6 iLL _.i,,11 Uie abEjci-,Aion oi . 1 i: L i':
n..,lil,Jbly Li.iall. F_nowin6 L.(_
i_-.uUhors Zoun%k' UL-e Lc,-_aic-tl yi,~ld povidors. )~2p~n!'.cncf_-s
a rd ~/4 of tLe in-ua.,insic -Lnd t_;cI-_~nical yi-;lds on p~_-trticle -!~ .--.--.'.ions

C, 4 Dn i t ic: Yi-:!
j 0 laf ill i-U,2 1 C.: ii -tL -in.. y.31,z~
C-) DI
urk.; sli o,,,n in Ld,__; .6 _'oI. v zjJ_ ou, e.-ci I-in~~ li.-ht 'I
in P'i ZJ~' WL I'' OU:; U~1-1 I-." botf: - i
Con"illuod_ CLU,V.-;-,
Z/i_ld,r~ of L:-,e _LLshtjd carve-c- -.-ive ini~, ic,
yiul-I 1"0r plate and the poinl,~ ~-iv(_;
yield of ~)Ov;d,~I~S. and r~ s-hol; tha'~ fo,.-
inibrin,_:ic yiuld _oes not ch_,n~-e viiUh oi
C-a_rLL;e O:E I t-,-,e bindin- medium an I -L:_)a'L -.'-he C
j)i.--;c:- ic,- 11 equal to tcc in-rin-ic - -1
jas~, 11-er, are
'ovie t rtz~ runc e
~;t-atU &,.)tiCiLi Lis~iuu~,~ i.:,,-.ni S.I. T~vilov.
(doz; . ooticil(~ ,~I!:~iy in. L Itut i.:_ ;, I - V;-).Vilov,.,),
1. Luminescence-Effects of reflecting layers 2. Luminescence-
Keasurement-Mathematical analysis
4/11

MOSUNOVA, V. R. Cand Biol Sel -- (diss) "The Blosynthests of
f,
Nicotinic Acid and the Products of Its in Chick
Embryos." Chernovtsy, 1957. 14 pp 20 cm. (Min of Higher
Education USSR, Chernovtsy State Univ), 100 copies (KL,26-57,lo6)
- 34 -

.mosup, ?4.
Biological protection against the action of ionic radiation, p. L2. (OCFYONA PPACY,
Warszava, Vol. 9, no. 2, Feb. 1955.)
SO: Monthly List of East %,ropean Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. h, No. 69 Jun. 1955,
Uncl.

MOSUR, M.
Industrial factors causing cancer. p. 241
OCHROTIA PRACY: BE'"'P11-CZENSM I HIGIENA PRACY.
Warszawa
Vol 9. no. 6. August 1955
SOUPLE: East European Accessions List (FEAL) IL Vol. 5, no. 3, March 1956

d,,!. er r"
F c Z~ r:c
7 1 nd (2~, r p

YOSTJR, M.
Evaluation of the dosage of ionizing rndiation. P. 7.
OCHROMA FRACY' (CentraIna Rada Zwiazkow Zawodowych i Centralny Instytut
Cchrony Fracy). Warmawa, Polpnd. V01. 13, No. 9, Evt- 1958
Yonthly List of LE'uropean Accessions (EFAT) LC, Vol. 8, No. 8 August 19,49
Uncl.

POIAMIN clear Physics - Installation and Instruments. C
Methods of Meas-rements and Research
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Fizika, No 9, 1959, 19599
Author Mos,.--r, Marl
Inst
Title Problems of Protecting rersormel Against the Action of
Innizing Radiations
Orig Pub (1chrona pracy, 1958, 13, No 12, 1-5
Abstract No abstract.
Card 1/1

MOSUR, Mariam
Toxic factors In the synthesis of plastic materials. Ochrona
pracy 17 no.2:11-14 162.
1. Dzielnicowy Wydzial Zdrowia w Warazawie,

r
Journal Of th6 InstitUte Of lletrulexl
vol. io No. 362
Feb. 1954
Products
20.9. A new tnethotpf testiug of Rg(dAtion sAffbilUx of
11. Mosurs-ki. Naflo I K rni -Z-), 1%-,2. 8. 1 W
Tlw mm. Inv trio-, r"'MIUM 0t "imobiting a quAntity of lirb oil
H50 glill M, tho nito of 0-7 goilmoosto jt2%j ever n ste,,l
plato inelln'A fit 15" jjejjt~d to 250' C 11-2' C) for 12 hr
Oolk arly al-oriscolloctAxi byatiction. All oil is recove'red,
(md t Iwo carbon (Conradson) mili and oxygonatioo analyses are
11110fi. As taxamplo of the workjog of this' method, several
results arn t1d)(1111ted find COURI)ArOd With other methods,
ItIqwWalolity of this mothodisra 20%, hot itidlowsthooper-
jktor to difitingmah between oils with or withoot antioxidanta,
bvs~m-o m4tonit of redistribution of oxygen botwown nrids,
and ,art ... VIVIn. the Flow inethod mhows a hill in oxidn
,,t ml to all 3 kmdqofoxygpomUxl pro,hictm.
Tl-i o-v im-thod if) elonsidenA siqloron. M h-

IM
rr, E: ly p- YK
POLARD/Chemical Technoloa - Chemical Products and Their 1-13
Application. Treatment of Natural Gases and. Petroletun.
Motor F~ie]-3. Lubricants.
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - 10iimiya, No 4, 195?, 12994
Author Mosurski Henryk
Inst roleum-Institute
Title Synthesis of Inh*tbitor:; and Addttives fGr Oils
OrIg Pub Nafta Biul,Inst. nei'towefw, 1953, 9, No 9, 9-10
Abstract No abstract.
Card 1/1 - 266 -

N
-0-SM 5KI, H.
Autoignition and surface ignition. P. 172. (TECTIIKA I-110TIORMACUNA, Vol. 4,
No. 6, June 1914, I.-Iarszawa, Poland)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, ('~EkL), LC, Vol. 3, Do. 1--, Dec.
19-54, Uncl.

L,3K T
~, H.
nOil Additives and Inhibitors", p. 11,6; "Ifeetinf, of Delef.-Ptes of the
Scientific-Technical Apsociation of Engineers and Technicians of the
Petroleum Industry". p. 148; "Activities of Comittees of the Scientific-
Technical Associatiqn of Engineers rind Technicirins of the Pe-olLeum
Industry in Orrani7ing Scientific-Technict-il Conferences", p..149,
(W-7.', Vol. !~, No. 6, June 1954, Krakow, PolnnO)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, LC, Vol. 4,
No. 5, MF,y 1955, Uncl.

Mo'~U~sk; , Hew-yK
FOLAND / 0homical Tochnology, Chomical Products and Thoir Ap- H-23
pli6ation, Part 3. - Treatment of Natural Gasos end
Mineral Oil, Motor and Rocket Fuel, Lubricants.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khim., No 14, 1958, No 48no.
Author fienryk MosurakI.,_
Inst I
Titlo % Enlarged Laboratory Installation and Synthesis of Anti-
oxydation and Anticorrosion Additives.
Orig Pub ; Nafte (Polska), 1957, 15, No 9, Biul. Inst. naftowego, 6.
Abstract t 3 kg of turpentine (1) and 1.5 kg of the lubricating
oil Lux-7 (II) are put into a reactor heated in an oil
bath with electrical heating. The solution of 1.2 kg of
P2S2 in 1.5 kg of II is added in the duration of 4o to 6C)
min. at a temperature of about 1101 and stirring it con-
tinuously the mixture is heated 1 hour at the tomperatLm
of about 1500 continuing the stirring. After the reaction
Card 1/2

MOSURSKI, H.
Additional ingredients of motor lubricating oils. o. 315
NAFTA (Instytut Naftowy) Krakow, Poland, Vol. 15, no. 1-1, Nov. 19c;q
Monthly list of East European Ac,!ession (EEAI) LC., Vol. 9y No. 1. Jan 1960
Uncl.

MOSURSKI, Henryk, mgr; JASIECKA-PRZY1.11SKA, E-Izbieta, m9r, aystent,
Oil detergents with alka.111ne resen;e. Nafta 20
0 164.
1. Institute of Petroleum Techno2ogy, Krakow.

MOSVIN, V.I. -
Universol transfusion-apparatug for blood and liquids. Xhirurgiia,
Koskva no.4:73-74 Ap 150. (GLML 19:2)
1. Of the Children's Surgical Clinic (Read -- Prof. I.S.Vengerovskiy),
Tomsk Medical Institute,

- MCSY-AGIV, A.M.,,. Geroy Sots ialis ticheskogo Truda
Improving woodpalp cooking methods. Bua.prou. 37 1
no.11:21-23 N 162. (MIRA 15: 1#
1. Starehiy varshchik Balakhninakogo kombinata.
(Woodpulp)

KOSYAGIN, D.
~- Daf-s-,Alt~-*
Modernization of clay dryers. Strot. mt. 4 no.12:26-28
D '58. (MI3A 11:2)
(Cla7~-*ying)

MOSTAGIN, D.S.,inzh.
Inproving the design of drying cylinders. Strol. i dor.
mashinostr. 4 no.4:24-27 Ap '59. (91M 12:5)
(Drying apparatus)

MOSTAGIll.
Blectrified conveying of green brick. Strol. mat. 5 no.5:25-26
MY '59. . (MIRA 12:8)
(Brick--Transportation) (Conveying machinery)

MOSYAGIII, D.S.
Uatng motor cranes in loading bricks. Strol.mat. 5 no.12:26
D t5q,, (KIRA 13:3)
(Cranes. derricks. etc.) (Bricics--Transportation)

UBKOV, N.; 14DSY4GIN_,_D., inzb.; KRASILINIKOV, V.; DEMIDOV. A., tekhnik;
GR-I-SHfV- khmik; T)BIR-01M. S-. inzh.
.
Letters to the editor. Straitall no.12:14 D '59.
(MIRA 13:3)
1. Upravlyay-ushchiy stro7trestom IN6.14. g.Molodechno (for
Krasillnikov).
(Building)

MOSTAGIN, D.S., inzh.
Sconoric effectiveness of the modernization of disintegrators.
Strol. i dor. mashinostr. 5 no.4:18-20 Ap 160.
(MIRA 13:9)
(Crushing machinery) (Clay)

MOSYAGIN, D.S., inzh.
Automatic machine for cutting and loading bricks on care of
compartment kilns. Stroi.i dor.mashinostr. 5 no-7:2P-30 Jl
16o. (Brickmaking machinery) (MIRA 13:7)
(Bricks--Transprotation)

MOSYAGrN, D.S.
Unloading bricks from annular kilns using electric loaders.
Strol. mat. 6 no.6:29 0 Je '60, (KIRA 13-6)
(Briks-Transportation)

MOSTAGIN, D.S., lnzh.
Modernized disintegrator. Suerested by D.S.-Roslagin. Rats.
i lzobr.predl.v strot. no.16:51-55 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Konstruictorsko-takhnologichookaya kontora GlavmosoblstroymaterialyW
Monlcva, Khrustal'nvy per.. d.l.
(Clay) (Milling machinery)

- --KOSTAG IN. D. S.
Modernization of disintegrators. Ogneupory 25 no.1:41-104 l6o.
(MIRA 1~:6)
1. Glavmosobletroymaterialy.
(Refractories industry--Equipment and supplies)

MOSYAGIN, D.S., inzh.
Pusher for loading care into a tunnel. Stroi. i dor. mash. 7
no.3:35 Mr 162. OCRA 15:4)
(Bricks-Drying)

MDSYAGIN, D.S., inzh.
Automatic production line for the manufacture of drain pipes
using a package method. Stroi. I dor mash. 7 no.6:22-23 Je
162. (MIRA 15:7)
(Aseri--Pipe, Clay) (Automation)

MOSYAGIN, D.S., inzh.
Clay looseners. Stroi. i dor. mash. 8 no.2:28-31 F 163.
(KRA 16:3)
(Clay)

NEYMAN, Yan Markovich, inzh.; MOSYAGIN, DrAtriy Semenovich,
inzh.; MESON, Boris Yefinovich; -UTTOTIOVA, N.N., inzh.,
[Vachanization and automation of the processes of
manufacturing heat insulating matarials in renovated
brick plants; based on materials of the Main Adr.~nis-
tration of the Building Materials Industry in Moscow
Province] Iz o~ytti mekhanizatsii i avtoriatizatsii pro-
tsessov proizvodstva teploizoliatsionnykh materialov na
rekonstruiroyannykh kirpichnykh zavodakh; po materialan.
Konstruktorsko-tekhnologicheskoi kontroy Glavmosobl-
stroimaterialov. Moskva, Gosstroiizdat, 1962. 38 p.
(MLtA 17:3)
1. Akauer.iya stroitel'stva i arkhitektury SSSR. Nauchno-
issledovatellskiy institut organizatsii, mekhanizatsii i
tek.hnicheskoy pomoshchi stroitel'stvu. 2. Nachallnik ot-
dela mekhanizatsii i avtomatizal-sii Konstruktorsko-
tekhnicheskay kontory Glavnogo upravleniya proUshlennosti
stroiteltrWkh materialov i stroitellnykh detaley(for
Neyman). 3. Rukovoditell sektora tekhnicheskoy infor-matsii
Konstruktorsko-Lekhnologicheakay kontory Glavnogo upravle-
niya promyshlennosti stroitellnykh materialov i stroitell-
nykh detaley (for Mosyagin). 4. Sotrudnik sektora tekhni-
cheskoy informatsii ~onstruktorsko-tekhnologicheskoy kontory
Glavnogo upravlen4-ya promyshlennosti stroitellnykh materialov
i stroitellnykh detaley (for Meskin).

DAAREV, V.N., kand.tekhn.nauk, dotsent; MDSTAGIN, G.M., inzh.
Selection of the relative rture of an optical system in photo-
electric apparatus. (Trudy"rMVTU no.110:5-16 '62. (KRA 16:6)
(Optical instr*Eents)

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S/263/62/000/013,/002.;Ol 5
1007/1207
AUTHORS Boriscvich, Yc S., GoNfarb, M. L and nsagm, M._1_
TITLE Recording device with a luminescent memory
PERIODICAL Referativnyy zhurnal, otdet'nyy vypusk. 32. lzmeritel'naya tckhruka, no 13, 1962, 7,
abstract 32.13.53. Jr. In-ta fiz. Zemli, AS USSR, no. 19 (196). 1961, 57-63)
TEXT In the device described, random phenomena (e.g., earthquakes) are recorded by means of a light
beam reflected from the mirTors of several Ffi-I I I (GB-I 11) galvanometers mounted on a standard H-700
(N-700) [171013-14M (POB-14M)i oscillograph; the reflected light beam is projected onto an endless paper
tape, 110 mm wide and 1200 mm long, coated with a phosphorescent layer- The tape closely envelops part
of the uniformly-rotating memory drum. Because of afterglow of the phosphorescent laver, the records
are stored for a certain time interval but fadc out after one complete rotation of the drum. Such
an operating sequence ensures continuous recording. Upon any deviation of the light beam exceeding the
noise level, the photoelectric relay of the unit is switched on and operates an electromagnet which presses vK1
the rotating photographic tape onto the phosphorescent layer. The contact is interrupted after recording
and the photographic tape ceases to rotate. Such an arrangement permits several earthquakes to be recorded
on a single photographic tape The time interval from the moment when the phosphorescent tape starts to
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Recording device with a luminescent memory S/263/62,1000,-0131,002 015
100711207
rotate until it contacts the electromagnet is the storage time of the unit and varies from 4 sec to I min I he
wiring diagram of the unit is outlined, and it is shown that the rapid decay of the afterglow brightness of ail
the phosphors tested permits attainment of good records on the photographic tape at light beam speed
varying from 0 2 to 0 3 m/sec. The unit ensure% recording of phenomena of it frequenCY Lip Io 5 cp%
on paper with a sensitivity of 700 C~ The width of the recording line is up to I mm. the speed of the photogra
phic tape is 480 mmimin The necessity to devise special types of phosphors is pointed out. There are 4
figures and 3 references.
(Abstracter's note Complete translation.]
:-,ard 2,,*2

140&UITIM, Aleksey Semenovich, inzh.;,KOBYAGIN, Nlkgla-v FQdorovich. inzh.;
VAUIN, V.I., inzh.. aauchnyy red.; RIKSKYAGI, D.K., red.; GII&NSON.
P.G., tekhn.red.
(Kanual on pipes, fittings. and equipment for water-supply and
sewerage installationsj Spravochnik Do trubam, armature i oboru-
dovaniiu vodoprovodno-kanBlizatsionnykh sooruzhenii. Moskva.
Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po stroit., arkhit. i stroit.materialam. 1958.
473 P. (KIRA 12:4)
(Water-supply engineering--Apparatus and supplies)
(Sewerage)

MOSYAGIN. Sergey Ivanovich; GRZHEGORZHEVSKIY, A.N., kand. ekon.
nauv, dots red.; KOKOSHKO, A.G., red4; NAUMDV, K.M.,
tekhn. red.
(Technological progress and the development of communist
labor methods] Tekhnicheskil progress i razvitle form
kommunistichookogo truda. Moskva, Izd-vo VPSh i AON pri
TaK KPSS, 4963. 93 p. (MIRA 16:8)
(Soclalist competition)

1

O*vW A. % Hdtwwvu mut M. A. Pil,mirmy'llis 1~.l
lb.t,llk 141-11"'M Alleal . iw (06.4. 4"
.16,14 Naft 8 S.N~H~ No. J4. 1zlis Q1
1"ll); cf. t 1 41. WNW 4 1( the villituis, ittv"thgatftl
Pkit Nll.i,10. 1(.41 - mallk t. q. -4u. At -~- 4
41.1 If is hai Mi. latut with a mak, at LUS III*- k-
ll%ltN(Y.1 Is.-[ * ki. ltsu.1 at 252~ 2'
hon,14 with at 424 at"t ;or.!. K'I Mt \"-*k').l a lw,aail
Item %tih it ma~~ at A17. N&,jPd(CP.),j.JlltO a himid
with a tum. at Val, I lld(NlL),Cl:j A b4lUt with a tit". at
;MS, mul a inin. at 310 it-.. M. Homh

YOSYAG INA, M. A.
USSR/Chem~stry - Spectra, Absorption
Chemi-stry - Oxalates
Feb 49
"Absorption Spectra of Solutions of Complex Oxalates of hivalent Yetals In the
Ultraviolet Region," A. V. Babayeva, Y. A. Mosyagina, 4 PP
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR11 Vol LXIV, No 6
Continuation of study on influence of the central atom on the character of the
spectra of absorption for solutions of complex compounds of bivalent metals.
Submitted by I. I. Chernyayev, 29 Nov 48.
PA 29/49T7

OR
pkdmn (11401died, chkirldo. A. V. flabor-d
and M-A. l4asyIgima. thikkAly Abod. N-b S-S.S.R. Td.
K.PtCl. + 2 MHOM -
,VCIel (1) was caffied out OKC Ov
2 KCI 4 lpt(Nligoill
U... owulitkicar pevvvuting fonnadm of jPt(NHi)41
jpt~Lj.jVgW cts"pd. fiegliM mA d9n. sommill be avoided.
the awn-
Intrniluction of roarr than 2 "RAM. N1,10014 into
Plea Was IWT,vniM I-v itit use -4 4~14-AcOll instead all
the a" N140014 14i'l AMOKAX16. "W W4 41 woo INAW
W lit-All,faccom to a foltil. of KIM14 is A asitait east
.0 1140. Im N two.. a brown PP4. was ditand Ga. rimso
tow Ghmte woo ecodifierl with a little dil. HCl sod
evapd. to de, in a vwuun I I tar over comed
1146M. Without landfill; &tt=NWB to ban, fd~Kkw In lord
M&ti= Of d Of 00 111000111 - PVC - L kht-740" ora`~
dion, was utd. from the dffT rooldwer with Mq4CO and thus
twird. front a mancrillt. .41110 ,pwo. Tlw aq. .0110. at I
is a easidectralyto. About 25% of oneille I OMM be obtained
*too with NJfrOH-HCJ and Na*CO~ but about 40'T"O .1 it
rername in the puma. and. the cost Is im the bro" p9c; the
tatter, "Untrary to pmvwus Illstecricuts (Goolso 1915. 4
W1 I is certainly t4q JjN(Njjj()H VOIJ 41, la it COUtAillf 10
0.
kovom cl~-Nllrlm reaction. which gave the Valium, lVitkicle
(96 - OUNIW.. whereas the arance-r-flow trans
prepil. by the reaction JFt(NH.0If).jCl~ + 2 HICS
p,(NHdOjj),Cjj + :., Nil.(),, ,,CI) given While
Pt A,
(NifoOR1.10t, Furtheir confirmation was obtained bv
lorgears".0 reaction with c4lf'N (pl) which gave 114
I -ml fulthet, ... beefing .14h IICt' Ore..
1111jivi N11,411I)Chl, "harm. lho trans (moniel 11 known 1.
give -a taint. of irdits-11ItyC1.1 And jVt(Nlf.()jj)Vcjj.
me site. coed. corar-1 intyrom untAtir with jaw. wbtc_.
IhAtolthatracrolsoincrieveboil.4 behavior entirely arrok.
Tboultravinict
Absorption curves Art to aermement ank the rule that the
AlMOF164101% thAndsal Ike transamomer art 4hill"t to kinger WSW"
A.C,..,.,ed~itbtbwoltbecisiw,,wl. f,j.jksm&jjmA
at 324 and Minp.amagainst 356nipan4 31111molor thetruns
ismer. rif-I (a vWY ftlily sol. in RjO. as filainst 4 ooly of
3.81 a 100 a. sole. (at 23*1 for tm-- crvoatlographic
tat* Art: Cit. tfielink Of "KINIGNAtak. eltill.-MINS aftlic 231,
at - I ?It:.'. a. - 1 70; trans. orikorl.H.Iw. p6rochromun
frons -Aorlesi to orange. a, '~ I.M. at - 1 7M, N. T.

BAB&Yr.VA. A.Y.; KOSYAOMA.
Reactions In solutions of diammines of bivaleat platinum affected by ultra-
violet radiation. Izv. AN SWR. Otdkhim.nauk. no.2:2-27-231 Kr-Ap '53.
(KLRA 6;5 )
1. Institut obshchey I neorganicheskay khimii ineui N.S. Earbakova Akadamii
nauk SSSR. (Platinum) (Compounds. Complex) (Photochemistry)

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33512
A Du )Vr), I
AP
7
AUTHORS: Boriseviph, Ye.S.,' --abelin, M-V Mosyiiaina,
TITLE: The OSB-J-V seismic oscillo--rapli
SOURCE: Akaden.i3-,4 nauk SSiR. Institut fi--iki c~r.11. TruJN, 110
Moscow, Iftl0eysmicheskive pribory,
MAT: The authors iescribe theWIV(t,-~L-IV) six-k:h~innel seismi, c-
which is one of the latest models of its Kind- Its predecessors in-11 UJo
(opss),ors-ii(oc,i3-ii),Of!6'-I(OSB-T) and other oscillogrziphc, develo--0,1 ir, the
USSR since 1950, when the first attempt,3 at producin,a portable electror-i!:-o-li~
oscillographs were made on the initiative of Academician G..%. Gamblirt',ev. The
compact and portable OSB-1V oscillograph is intended for earthquake recor2inz
under expedition conditions and at tempor;,.rv -e1S111LC st-0-ions, It i,;
with a set of sixr6'-II1-6C(GB-I11-BS) ,r6-TII- 6 (CII-111-B) !Zalvonon-'eter, ,1!
a common permanent magnet. The galvanometers Cain also he issembled cis
maganetic systems with shunts. The recording is performed on a -00-iimi W1je ~Irl~
600-mm long strip of photographic paper by means of light bearns reflectec'
Ca rd I Z

i512
DO 3 0 D I I
The OSP-IV seisituc oscitiograph
mirror galvanometers. The drur,0earina the I I),'
detacha,I)Le lilghtpro,~f rassettc inside the c ,~-ri toLr.~; ii f 11'~ Io ~' ,
mirror systex. eriabled the lon,,rh of the optical inol-kior to ~k~ -it 1 ~'k
The helical-line recording i,~ Ione with tho iid o1 i iotatin~,
of the light beams per revolution of the drun, r;j%* he cl- lrorr
mechanism ensures COntlnUOW, O[ICIatioll of tile J~~' 1 1
at peripheral speeds of the drurr of Irl - (W frm/rr:[~I '12
min, respectivety, The os ( i I I o--raph j s a pj)ed t% L rh i J,cc
lator with a critical number of rotations n Al r . p , ii- Aflyba I I -en"'I i ]I:.
regulator can also be used, Time workings orei-n-lade I rom '_t '011t'~~ t , IluvrIO-01 C"
by breakin the circuit of the 1,iminaire The luran-aire 1~_-
,ply of the osci 1 [ oE,-,l ii
0.2-a 8 --79(STs-79) lamp, The power -up L_ I
b v DC. ..11 units are contained in a d iai,iminunt hou~,ins!. The
overall dimensions of 550 x 3-i-O % ii;n and wcit!h,~ -) K_x-i I r 5
convenient to use, does riot need a darkroom and on,.,umpq k itrie e1c po%ver
photographic paper. -cadernizian 13 13 Goli-m an-, _ ~:Lzine -re i t '~'I e ;Tilt:
are 5 figures and 11 -iovlet-bloc referenl.-~-
Card -/.-

33511
Oi/oo.;/0 I -Nk, vt_ I,
34300 (/0/1,/3 -~-7) P. i,, j ~ /n i i -
AUTHORS: Borisevit h , Ye.-, K,-tors k i v , i Mosviiaina , M
- - ---- ------- -
TIT LE, Th e os n-v s e L svii c o!~ t 1 1 1 o g ra ph
WURCV: I n it i tut f lzi.ki -end i Frud lit'. i i - k,
ey -iborv, Ili-,
Mo micheskive pr
TE J : The trticle iescribe,, the ne%. OC&V(O.A-V) seismic ost-iLio-oraph de,i~_neo
for Lhe recording of earth.,Lwkes iin.,'or expedition conditions and dt tenipolaiv
'(71-iiC Stati-onS. It,; jw:rcl 'PIC of operation i-; similar to that of rho OC E; -Iv
(-!s-1V) osciiiom,rz~ph Bori-~evich, M V. -abeliric tiki -M .-,
Mosyag.ina in tile ;,bovo ~,ourk-e, pp j - I Test models of' the OSB-V devi,:,2 til-,ve
been inade at ,tie :I:fl of' tho it.~~fltl.lt fiziki _em.1i l1ristituto of Phv%i(,~ of the
erie- oroduction of thetri is to be organized dt tile "!OSk_OVSklV
Eal-th), a.nd sr..aii
tekhrikun. (Mos,cv~ Rai-liortiecluirlicii Tekhnikuni). Un 1 1 ~. c .~ tie
OSB-1V oscillograph, cite II-zhtproof orum cas:sette of the O~)B-V is mounted on the
outer hou in-, It has provi-~ion for ~,n attachnien~ COnSlStLn_- of three rK - vii
(Gh-~ A )I M21/2 (M -1/-) --alvanometers and luminaire,; . The 06B-V 05, 1. i Ilograph
Ca rd I/

335 2 3
The O.')13-V seismil: o,~cillograph
is 61;C' x )5 x -!0C im iii sizoo and 34 k-,,f without. the irLm ami
45 k-,,f with it. It t- oquipped with --aiv.mumrieter- .-;-
Sord,lo'l !1" tWO 'Set:, %,'1 11 tof-mott p(:lrv~inent I'll) ,( r5-1V
1G11-I%*) k"M cll,o he it j. Re,'ot'jinl- i,; performel or-, --C, rur wi,!e
it ri k -~111 1041 ~_y I I p 0 r o ~: I" I P c I f 1 % e, i (" f I , t A I u "! ro i. a yi lit :,o, i;,hoi 1
ot P~ -~n,i o: I-X ami --0 rMi/mir Tro,~'
spced t- rc,.s Irld ve-,W-Iror'. 7hc -, 't, 1 of t i~o
fie I i ca I i tie o f ( fit, reco i J i ril, L f - orl, ! to f!W~ J'O t~v~- L; -~-~fl ilt
d run.. A sprifi.,j mechani-m %~i tit a -en u I t im o r- t'l yba I I r o ~,u I it r o r a n,1 a r-31
l1 v F t e re ~ ii ~,~Tc hro *iio t o ill 'im I e t lie o i ! I o -- rii 0i . The sprin- tile, i;, n i - -,)
it I th tile t I vll~l I it r wi th t he pen iu ! un, re
rci.indin2. The I cl-i -z t h 1-1110 0, t 1 c I nd I T L: I a lid T f-x ~iw r 11 c f 't np t 1, 1
t ime no rk i ij!: ~; o nd r cl!-,Ai I i t j n !-J`~ eI I L'DY rl t 0 f r hQ I LM I Ml I I e
for f;,icl O-A- IV c 1 71., b0'h dk-V I O'S 4,
c vu Ill
The c r i
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IIL4 -79 -78
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33518
S/61Q'/t3l'/ ~~ 1~-, :
WTHORS: Borisevich, Ye.S.; Golldfarb, M.L.; Mosy
,Ta.i~~
TITLE: A recording instrument with a luminescent memory
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut fiziki -'emli. Trudy, no. 19 (1~0j.
Moscow, l9bl, Seysmicheskiye pribory, 57-63
TEXT: The authors describe a seismic recorder with a luminescent memory, in whlc~,
light beams from rd -III (GB-iii) miijror galvanometers installed in a standard
H -700 ( f706 -1,iM ) (N-700 EPOB-14M ) oscillograph are reflected on to moving
paper tape coated with a luminophor. Normallylthe recording on the excited lul,i-
nophor persists for a certain time and then fades away without a trace; however,
if the deviation of the light beami exceeds a certain level due to seisildc activity,
then a photorelay actuates an electromagnet which presses a photographic -ape
against the 'tape coated with the luminophor and thus produces a contact prillt of
the recording. The duration of' the memory, which is determined by the time take[)
by the actual recording to reach the point of contact with the pilot ographic tape,
can be varied front I m.Lnute to - secs. The recorder has ;111 ~he
Card I/

3351B
S/bl9/bl/U00/0I9/U0-/U!1j
D039/Lll-
A recording instrument
recorders with magnetic and electrostatic memories described by :i.N, Vetchinkin
and V.B. Preobrazhenskiy, and Ye.S. Borisevich, I.I. 7hilevich et i1. on pp
5e and of the above source, and yet is simpler in design and easier co
attend. The frequency range of the recorded vibrations is up to ~,5 cps at an
amplitude of 10 nun. The luminophor-(oated tape is 110 mm wide and 1-(-u an lon-L
The width -~' photographic tape i_~, 1-:0 an ar;,l its iength '_ !,~, Ili, -;pecu-, oi
the luminez and photographic Lpes are 30, IX, and 4L~Q mm/min, n annun -
ciator clo%." "bed for the time ii"r-kings. The luminaire of the galvi'tion'eucl-,
has a typee4-76 (STs-76) lamp (7v, 0.5 a), The oscillograph and the recoi-der
are fed by a set of _,7 v storage-batteries or a.c. network Current and consume
not more than 4 a The outer dimensions, of the recorder are ~O~ x ..()~ x 5_t~ naii
and its weight 17.6 k'-f. The electiical circuit of the recorder consists basi-
cally of an automatic photoelectroijic device and a ,olencid fo .7 actuating the
photographic-tape-transport met-tonism.. The No. 715 :inL-sulfilo luminophor kievet-
oped by the chemical industry anu the
(Lenin--rad Institute of .ppliod
,'a rd

3352B
1 0 1 IIg I rr, I 1,11111or) I
I pe r i od ~.,iuse i o ve i I ng o f t he re c ord i n I
- 1 ra i n ed i!,,
:f! and it proved to be too -Odr.,~c
L lie, I-hed I. nmi) -so that ~- be,.tei !uminophor
J., boi.itocv tests of the recorder %ere positive, it L,m re,or.f
V 'IV 1, 0 '1 v-

BORISEVICH, Ye.S.; KASTORSKIY, S.A.; MOSYAGINA, M.S.
Seismic type OSB-VI oscillograph. Trudy Inst. fiz. Zem. no.26:
93-97 163. (MIRA 16:11)

3W
param r's are-tab6lite&OPT.~3i -TJ~F-lIT-14j,5VKw3v' and.,SGK-~3 setsvidwiters)o
are,
7~,
9L Of;i- _~,~.OrVM
SC 511j*f DATE --hone
"ODk is

MOSYAGIUA, H.S.. provizor
Keeping records of total drug issues for given periods in pharmacies
attached to hospitals and dist)ensaries. Apt.delo 6 no.3:55-56
my-Je 157. (MIRA 11:1)
1. ZavedtWushchiy aptekoy Kaliningradskoy oblastnoy bollnitsy
(PHARMACY- -AGCoumr ixG)

POGOSTAN. Khoren Petrovich. Prinimali uchastiye: UGAROVA. Kjr.. nladshly
nauchnyy motrudnik; SWILINIKOVA, M.T., oladshiy zwuchnyy
sotradmik; PAYLOTSKATA, A.A.. nladshiy nauchnyy notrudnik; PAYWYA.
U.N., inzh.; GCLOVTJSHKINA, A.B.. starshiy takhnik;_KOSTAGINA.
U.K.,. starshty tekhaik; SSMOVA, A.V., starshly tekhalk. WBUN,
G.b.', otv.red.; BLINNIKOV, L.T.. red.; TMHOTA, T.S., tekhn.red.
[Jet streams in the atmosphere] Strulnye techaniia v atmosfere.
Moskva. Gidrometeor.izd-vo (otd-nie), 196o. 182 p.
(Jet stream) (MIRA 13:8)

-MQSYAGINA, Ye.N.
Coombe' reaction and complement titer in hemolytic anemine in
children [with FiummarY in Inglish]. Probl.gemnt. i perel. krovi.
3 no,4.*23-27 ZI-Ag'58 (MIRA 11:8)
1. Iz Instituta pedintrii (dir. - chlen-korrespondent ANN SSSR
prof. O.D. Sokolova-Ponomareva) AMN SSSR.
WIDIIA. RM40LTI'IC. in infa. & child.
complement titer & Cootabs' reaction (Rus))

MOSYAG
Nonspecific immnological reactivity and condition nf the active
mesenabyma in various stages of the hemolytic process. Probl. gemt.
i perel. Ir-rovi 4 no.6:18-23 Je '59. (KIRA 12:8)
1. Iz Instituta pediatrii ANN SSSR (dir. - chlen-korrespondent kMN
SSSR T)rof. 0.D. Sokolova-Ponoiaareva).
(B3MO LYS LS
nonspecific immunol. reactivity & funct. state of RI
system in various stages of hemolysis in rabbits (Rua))
(RETIGUIOMMTHELIAL SYSTEM, physiol.
funct. state in various stages of hemolyals in rabbits
(RUB))

RDSTAGIVA, Te.1f.
Amtolmmme hesolytic anemias in children. Peftatrita 37 no.11:42-"
v 159. (9IRA 13:3)
1. Iz Instituta pedlatril AMN SSSR (direktor - chlon-korres-pondent
AM SSM prof. 0.D. Sotolova-Pbnozareva).
(AMU HMLYTIC in inf. & child.)

MOSYAGINA, Ye.N.
Determining the average longevity of erythrocytes entering the blood
and circulating in it, Biofizika 5 no.3!31E-326 r60. (MIPA 13:7)
1. Institut pediatrii AMN SSSRjMoqkva.
(ERYTHROCYTES) (BLOOD-TRANSFUS ION)

MOSYAGINAq Ye.N.
Results of determining average reticulocyte maturation time by
means of maturity curves. Probl. gemat. i perel. krovi 5 no.111;37-
44 16C, (mmf, 14.1)
(&RYTHROCYTES)

MOSYAGINA, Ye.N,
- - - - -------------------I
Primary equations of the mathematical theory of processes connected
with the disintegration and production of erythrocytes in the organism.
Probl. g4at. i Perel. I~ravi 5 no. 5.3-10 14Y 160. (MIRA 14:1)
(ERYTHROGYTES)

A C~J- 1,-U ~
L,"OS,'k~ I NA, 1. .11. , Doc Med 3ci -- "E-vtafoc-,-tic e,,i-; I'll t- - ~m V&
no.-~aal and pat*,-,Olo,-Icil cordi -, Ions. " ""Os, l9ol. ~Aaad -if
Med Sc'L) (3-61, 257)
- 417 -

11
ILSIAGIL'A. 161M& NWforovUa '-and. r,-i,(-hriyy
sotrudrii1r; 7, imir TeAllipsaUh; TOLIVICH, AnatolJy
&IgCr'YWICh rL2nd--I - nauchmyy sotrudnik; LITV11XV, BOAS
Nikolaywlch, tekIzdk
Use of electronic analog computers for studylilg the dynamics of
the charges of the level of erythrocytes in a body.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; elektromekh. 4 no-4:62-70 161.
(MIRE 14:7)
1. Institut pediatrii AMN SSSR (for Mosyagina), 2. Nachcdlaik
laboratorii vychislitellnykh mashin Ilovocherlcassko o nauchno-
issledovatellskogo instituta elektrovozos-royeniyatfor Kleymenov).
3. Novocherkasskiy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy inatitut
elektrovozostroyeniya (for Vollvich). 4. Laboratoriya
schetnykh mashin Yovocherkasskogo politakhnicheskog instituta
(for Litv-1nov).
(MEDICAL E-LPCTR(. NICS)
(ELECIROEIC IMALOG COMPLIT'RS)
(ERTHRUCYTEES)

MOSYAGINA Yelena Nikiforovna--BYKGV., V.D.,, red.; LYUDKOVSKAYA, N.I.,
-7~ : , i.
[Erythrocyte ba
Britrotaitarnoe
giz, 1962. 271
ance under normal and
ravnovesie v nome i
p. (ERYTHROCYTES)
pathological coDditions]
patologii. Moskva, Med-
(WRA 15:8)

MOSY A G
INA, Ye.Ne
of the met:~c;is cf na-
tion and maturation of reti.-alocytes in
longevity nf erythrocytes. Pat. fizial. i eiH-.. terap. 8
56 S-0 IC4,
1. InB t t,u t, pod I a ',r I I (d I rok I.or -f, Y "t
_SSSR, Moskva. &ibml', LAd April 13, lqt,3.

ri. c -~V( f~ t'~ , ~ 11,
25(l, 7) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/3281
Berezin, Boris Prokoplyevich, Aron-AbramDvich Mosyak. Vikentiy Markianovich
Nikiforov, Georgiy Ivanovic-li-ti6godin--Aleii~y7e,~7, kkolay Daitriyevich Titov,
Boris Gavrilovich Shpitallnyy, and Nikolay Aksent'yevich Shcherbina
Tekhnologiya vazhneyshikh otrasley promyshleanosti, chast' 2-. Mashinostroyeniye;
uchebnoye pooobiye dlya vysshikh partiynykh shkol "~wmufacturing Processes of
the More Important Branches of Industry, Part 2. Vachinery Manufacture.;
Manual for Higher Party Schools) Moscow, Izd-vo VPSh i AON pri TaK KPSS, 1959-
576 p. 15,6oo copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Kommmisticheskaya partiya Sovetskogo Soyuza. Vysshaya partly-
naya shkola. Kafedra promyshlennogo proizvodstva i stroitelfstva.
Eds.: G.I. Pogodin-Alekseyev, A.G. Kokoshko, and D.R. Beyzel'"-n; Tech. Ed.:
K. M. Naumov.
PURPOSE- This textbook is intended for stu&nts or hUsw pnty schoois.
COVERA(Z: The book deaLle with mewifteturing processes In ** nwhine Ladustry.
Rolling, draving, pzessing, forging, and stamping of metals are discussed in Part 1,
founding in Part II, welding and gas cutting in Part III, and metal cutting in
Part IV. No personallties are mentioned. 7here are no references.
C"d=**

IY
KOSMAROV, I.F.; MDSYAY. A.A.; GLIITNII:CV, F.I.
Semiautomatic machine for the assemb17 and die casting of electric
motor rotore. Lit.proiz7. no.2:20-21 F 'Q.
(Die canting) (Founding--Equipment and supplies)

AYZMERG, L.N., kand.khim.nauk; ISAKOVA, R.S.; 14DSYAK, A.A., kand.khim.nauk
Use of towto-seed oil as a binder in founding. Trudy Kish.-
149chot.inst. 26:187-193 162. (MIRA 16:5)
(Tomatoes) (Binding zat~Vials) (Founding)

LOTIYF.V, B.K.; STERMNKO, Yu.A.; SALAMATIN, A.Ye,; MOSYAKIN, lu.Al.
Studying lArmr Cretaceous sedi nts in Stavropol Territory.
Izv. vysh. ucheb. zav.; neft, i gaz 6 no.3:3-7 163. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Groznenakiy neftyanoy inBtitut i Groznenskiy nauchno- ideledo-
vatellakiy neftyanoy institut.
(Stavropol Territory-Petroleun,geology)
(Stavropol Territory-Gas, Natural-&Oology)

MOSYAKOV. A.
&xpansion of building on collective farme in Smolensk Provieew.
Sell. stroi. 11 no.4:3-4 -56 fj.e..'571. (KLEA 10:6)
1. V&Ch&llr.Lk i6atnovo-finannovogo or,6ela Glavkolkhosetroya Mini-
Lateretva gorodakogo i aelskogo stroitel'stva RSM.
~S*ieolr Province- -Ccnstruction industry)

KOSTAKOT, A.
TA&&rs in socialist competition. 2911. strot. 12 no.11:15-16 N 157.
(KIM 10s 11)
1. lachalalk planovo-finansovogo otdola G1&vkolkhozs$ray& Niftisterstva
sel'skogo khosyaystva R37n.
(Collective farm),

V
o - ~ (I,,
AUTHOR: Mosyakov, G.V.
=E: An Automatic Control of Heatinj,.: Coke Ovens Based un the
Pressure Drop at the Top of Gas ReGenerators (Avtomaticl.eskoye
rp~~ulirovaniye obogreva koksovykh -_oecl~ey po pereDadu
razreaheniy vverkhu gazovykh regeneratorov)
PERIODICAL: Koks i Khimiya, 1958, No.1, p,~, 25 - 29 (U6SR)
ABSTRACT: An automatic control of heating the No.5 bat'.r-ry fired with
blast furnace gas on the Zaporozh'ye Coke oven Works is des-
cribed (Fig.1). The stability of the supply .)f tas an(j air
(providing their tempErature is constant) is maintained by a
constant pressure drop between ascending and descendinC streams
in the gas regenerators. In the case of a sharp chanCe in the
calorific value of the gas, the suction on the descending stream
(draught in the main waste gas flue) should be changed in order
to maintain in the flue the excess air required. For changing
the amount of heat supplied to the battery (a cl.aiiLe in t'--,.e c-Dirzin~'
,-period, change in the air tem-~erature) the suction on the des-
cending stream should be changed. With a change in the latter,
the coefficient of air excess also chan-~ed. In order to return
it to the pr(-.vious value, the cross-sectional area of air valves
;zust be changed. The o-~,er-tion of the above sy--tem -,-;as ii.vesti-
gated by Giprokoks, Teplotekhstantsiya and 'JiLhINi. The results
uardl/2 are given in Tables 1-4. With the D,~eiatiDn of the above sc-*.ezie,

68-1-6/22
An A,,tomatLc Control of HeatinC (;oke Ovens Based on the Pressl~re Drop
at the Top of Gas Regenerators.
the consumption of heat per ton of dry c:)al was on avera:-e
630 kcal as against 6/4 kcal I)ef,)re the a~itomatic control- was
introduced. In conclijsion, it i~; stated tIat f,jrL11,er, MOre
detailed investigations of tl~e operation of ti-e : roposed
of automatic control is necessary.
There are I figure and 4 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Zaporozh ,ye "oke Oven Works (Za2Loroz1-,skiy koksokhimi-
cheskiy zavod)
AVAILABLE: Library of Uongress
Caiu~ 2/2

AUTHOR: Mosyakov, G. V. 68-5;j'-7-8/27
TITLE: -TT6'r"1'r'-aaliz*.bion and Control of Heating Conditions of a
Coke Oven Battery (Normalizatsiya vedeniya rezhima
obogreva i regulirovaniya koksovoy batarei)
PERIODICAL: Koks i Khimiya, 1958, Nr 7, pp 26-29 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The interdependence of various factors used for tuhe
control of heating conditions of coke ovens is
discussed. It is concluded that an automatic control
of the supply of gas and air for heating based on the
difference of suction in gas regenerators between
ascending and descending streams can secure: a) stable
suction in openings of regenerators on ascenlin.6 stream
and therefore the constancy of temperature along the
heating walls; b) constancy of the coefficient of air
excess between reverses and c) a simplified control of
gas and draught along the battery length. For
maintaininG correct heatin6 conditions, the difference
in te~aperatures of gas and air used for heatinE should
be taken into consideration. Preheatin6 of coke ovea
gas should be done taking into account changes in the
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Norm-alisation and Control of Reating Conditions of a Coke 03vern
Battery
air temperature in the tunnel.
There are 3 fieures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Zaporozhskiy ko'_so1&.imiches1ciy zavod
(Zaporozhlye Coke Oven Works)
1. Ovens--Control systems 2. Coke--Production
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Mg9YAKOV._G.V.
Hot repair of pitch ovens. Koks i khim. no-5:36-38 163. (WRA 16:5)
(Coke ovens--Maintenance and repair)

L 31305-66_ RIT (1 )/T A
~ACCNR, - v-602-2-5-87 (A, N) souRcE CoDE.- uR/0346/66/000/001/0060/0061-i,
AUMIOR: Moslyakov, L. P.; Filkov, P. N.
ORG: none
TITIZ: Treating animals infected with foot-&M-mouth disease
SOURCE: Veterinariya. no. 1. 1966, 60-61
TOPIC TAGS: fovt and mouth disease, animal disease therapeutics, commercial animal,
virus, virology. serum
ABS'TAACT: The authors report on measures they took on a number of farms against Type
Ai of the foot-and-mouth disease viruse Corparing the course of the illness with
types they had previously encountered (Types A, 0, and C) they a4maider this variant
to be more pathogenic, particularly for calves up to am month in age. whose syqytom
were more severe than those of older oattles The treatment they fouid effective In
3 days for the yotingest, calvos v" 10 al of xeruxRof'faaling mares. 5M.000 units of
Bic4114n, and up to one million units of lVaerin, Grown cattle wre given larger
-&46
doses of Us same preparationse This treat4wat saved all I"re" convalescent
serum resulted In a peat loss of very y Cattle
SUB COM 06 / SUBK DAM. now
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I,K'YA
I.-L -KOV,Ye... master sporta (Kiyev)., LFHEOIN6KIY, M, (Kiyev)
Makers of cord apir-plane models stride forward. Kr%vl. rod.
15 nc.10-;L'I~i9 C '64. (MIRA 1FI, 1 )

INDREVICH, B.I.; KARANDASHOV, Yu.I., GAVRILD' , L.F.; BLIZNYT.TK,
V.A.; KOLITSOV, M.M.; YAVNILOVICH, Ya.A.; FROLOVA,
L.A.: MOSYAKOV,,,,.7,qa.*-..-
(Metal products for industrial use; a handbook] Metallo-
izdeliia promyBhlennogo naznacheniia; spravochnik. Pod
red. E.A.lAvnilovicha. Monkva, Metallurgiin, 1966. 727 ~,.
(miu 19:1)

KUPERSHTEMI, A.P.~ M(LYAKC'IA, P.F.; ROWERI, P.I.
Recurrences and exacerbations of Botkin's disease in children.
Zdrav. Kazakh. nc,.9'.43-4!" 162 (KM 17-4)
1, 12s infekt3ionnry klim~h~,skoy b-4 InItsy Karagandy* nau.-,,,qnyy
rukovoditell temy - prcl-f.

LZBEIDW. A D. -; NOSTAKOVA, T.F.; TRUSOVA. M.D.; PIASTININ. V.A.
Compound use of the frait of the dog rose. Trudy VVITI 6:115-
116 159. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Toshicu-01inakly vitaminnyy savod,
(ROSE)

MoTfAsivir'l. -7 of
SSR ikctl-leu~
1:1stitute If ine
?ton
_e,'5 ITO. 1951
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1. MOVASMILT, G. 1.
2. us3R (60
4. Wine and Wine Making
7. R and S foms of yeast and their use in wine manufacture ZIn Gecrgi&n with Russian
summarL-7. Trudy Inst. vin. AN Gruz. SSR 7, 1951.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress, - April 1953. Unclassified.

1. 1469YASHVIIII. C. 1.
2. TJSSR (600)
4. Yeas t
7, New yeast types for producing natural desert wines. Vin.SSSR. 12. no. 11, 1952.
9. WontbT. List of Russian ALccessions. Library of Congress. March 1953, Unclassified.