SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NECHAYEV, I. A. - NECHAYEV, M. A.

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_uzhain, i. and '11jechayev, 1. A.
iT L Z; Comparative of radioeensitivity in diffe-
rent lines :.-..i::e ii, reiation to genetics. "he role of
r,ereaitary in animal radiosensitivity
Hadiazsionnuya soornik rabot. Otd. b.Joi. nauk
,,;i S.55R. ~,oscow, izci-vo ;,,N SSSR, 1962, 24-38
X'-' iadioaensit.4v;._.y -ias 6t_died in ca. 2 112 month-old -ia-e and
fe::,a__e mice in 4 lin~,,6 irradiated w;.tri single x ray
dof,e6 a-, 350, 425, -~06, D7D an,~ 056 r. Interlinear ai:ferences ir,
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ra~;iose:ioitivity were o~,~,erved. .-or males "'D 50/30 fluctuated in the
fanc,e j56 - 413 r a:.-; in the range of 559-465 r. A close
6i;zl'arity in irradiati.,.-I ruactiDn --r, intralinear mallea and females
-ndicated oy t..e )j6itive correlation coefficient for LD 50
vu.L~es for males ana fe:,a-es 3f a oLn,-:,,,Ie line determined in inter-
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__4.near mortality com,,arisona. Tne d;Ata showed that females were
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AUTHORS: Nuzhdin, N. I., Nechayev, I. A.
TITLEt Effect of radiation blockers on survival and changes in the
internal organs of x-ray irradiated mice of different radio-
sensitivity (Diethyl stilbestrol. effect)
SOURCE: Deystviye ioniziruyushchikh izlucheniy na organizm. Inst.
genetiki kN SSSR. Ed. by N. 1. Nuzhdin. Moscow, Izd-vo
AN SSSR, 1962, 173 - 197
TEXTj Three inbred strains of mice, CC 57- brown (I), C 3H (11) and BALB/c
(III), were subjected to a single whole-body irradiation of 600 r in order
to study the effect of one prophylactic sc injection of 0.2 mg d 'iethyl
otilbeatrol propionate (D) administered 10 days before irradiation. The
LD 50/30 for these mice were 558, 490 and 442 r, respectively. kdministra-
tion of D reduced the total mortalit by 50 ~2 in I and Il and by 66.7 %
in III, the first peak (up to 5 days~ being significantly reduced and the
second peak (10-12 days) disappearing almost completely. The weights of
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thymus, liver, spleen, suprarenal glands and testes were ietermined.2, 4,
7t 149 219 30 and 60 days after irradiation. Groups 11 and !I: differed
originally only in the weight of the testes, but group I had distinctly
higher liver and spleen weights than the two others. in non-irrRdiated
mice, D adminintration did not affect the total bodyweight. The radio:-
tion-induced weight variatIons of the thymus were similar in the 3 groups
and not affected by D. The hiChest weight of liver with the least fluc-
tuations was found in the most radioresistant strain I. The effect of D
on this organ became evident 2 weeks after the irradiation. The weight
curves of the spleen whose radio3en3itivity is reflected in the second
peak of the mortality curve (failure of the hematopoietic system) showed
the highest absolute values and an earlier period of overcompensation in
group I. D accelerated regeneration, inhibited overcompensation and
equalized the otherwise difrering spleen reactions of the 3 strikino. The
weight increases of the suprarenal glands produced by separate and com-
bined irradiation 'and D administration were similar in the 3 groups. The
difference in natural 'radiosen3itivity was not reflected in the weight
curves of the testes whose regeneration was not improved by D. The diver-
gent radioresistance of the 3 strains is attributed to the different
radioresistance of their spleen and liver, which is evident from the
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Nechayev, 1. A.
Prot(-ctive action of diethyl atilboestrol in golden
hamaters irradiated *ith X-rays
Deyotviyo loniziruyushchikh izlucheniy na organizm. Inst.
genetiki, lal SSSH. Ed. by N, 1. Nuzhdin. Moscow, Izd-vo
mi Sssii, 1962, 198-2c5
TEXT: To obtain further dlita on the protective effect of diettlyl
stilboectrol (D), malp Colden hamsters weighing 120-125 g were subjected
to a single, whole-body X-ray treatment of 400 r or 600 r (50 r/min).
9-10 days before irradiation the teat animals but not the controls were
injected 1.2 mg D subcutaneously. Test and control animals were neighed
every 4 days during the first month after irradiation, then on the 4rth
and 60th day, and afterwards every 30 days. The protective effect of D Ras
found to be leco than that'of mercaptu ethylamine (M), but tho staphyloma-
like eye damages which occurred in the surviving animals after M upplica-
tion could not be observed after D. The death rate for golden hamsters
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Protective action of i*I-,tI.J! 118 1) /-B 14 4
di.ff,-red from that f,jr rot-9 tin; -ice. 1' h ree [.-,a xi ma w#- r" .)bu,? rvpi .t h e
first (4th - 7th (Jai '-tt'tvr 1 rradil,tivn) :crrt,.qponIu to a lethal effect of
the Castrointe3tinal sinir-.i-~ which ,rwvious experiments had shown to occur
only after raliution dcs~s from 1C" r up-var,1s. The second (6th - 12th-IEV)
is due to a darr;a6e of trio. hF-natopoietic system. This maximum may be
reduced (at 6CO r) or elimiroited (at r) by applying D, contrarj tr, the
third maxinur-, (17th - /~,th d;ij), ,s hardl;, changed. The tii~e a"
survivine fror, tho 6~th riAy %fter irra,iiation on~war~s was not affected by
D. Gn covipirir,C the if t-.p hamsterg on the 2oth lf~, aftr.-r
irradiatio.r. th.- n,~t"rul in -Nvi,,~.t )f the surviving ai,imals after
6,-k- r ov,1,3 fo
irradiati~,n w.th 4C, r un,A to be ocnewhat jesi thKn
aithout irrwii,tlon. treftt,-Rent with D results in an
additional iel;q of but thio -."cr-,ases in the course 0"' time and
is no IonGer obscrv,,! n tYp aftr?r irrodiation. Aft(!r that tir-0)
the initial weicjit cf ncr.-Irra,J',,kted animals ovas increased to 10 '", tnat
of animals irr~,diitt* r to about 135",
Pd w'th a and that of animals
irradiated with 600 r to ca. 12&,,~. There are 2 figures and I table.
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AUTHORS: Nushdin, 11. 1., Corresponding Member AS USSR, fiechayev, I.
A., Grayevskaya, B. 11., and Shchedrina, R. N. -
TITLE: Some physiological and biochemical peculiarities of mice with
different congenital radiosensitivity
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk 333R. Doklady, v. 143, no. 4, 1962, 997-1000
TEXT: The radiosensitivity of the following three strains was studied:
cc 57- brown and BALB/c from the breeding station in Stolbovaya, CH 3 with
2 sublines from Stolbovaya near Moscow (m) and Rappolovo near Leningrad
(1); and of a mixed population (bT) of mice from the breeding station at
Kryukovo. The body weight, the weights of liver, spleen, suprarenal
glands, thyroid, and testes, the catecholamine (CA) content in the
suprarenal glands and the glycogen content in the liver were determined
after whole-body irradiation with 550 - 650 r. The LD 50/30 was much
higher for MP and CC 57 than for CH 3 and BALB/c. This was consistent with
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Some physiological and ...
the significant weight increase of liver
two groups, whose thyroids were equally
could be established between the weight
and radiosensitivity. Histochemical and
that MP had the lowest CA
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and spleen found in the former
heavierl whereas no relation
of Buprarenal glands or testes
quantitative studies revealed
and I had different CA
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content. CH 5
levels. Radiosen3itiVity changed in the same order. Although this
parallelism is no proof of a direct interrelation between CA metabolism
and radiosenbitivity, it may be assumed that adrenalin is an important
mediator between radiation perception and reaction. The glycogen level
in the liver showed the reverse order and is probably dependent on the
CA level in the suprarenal glands. There are 2 figures and I table.
SUBMlTTED: January 5, 1962
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AUTHORS Necheyevo I., A.
ORGt Institute of Genetics, Academy_of Sciences-SSS"Institut gene-
tiklo And ISLYA Uauk SSSR)
TITLEt Ago and radiosensitivLtyJa various strains of mice
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SOURCES AN SSSR, InstLtut gonetikL, Trudy, no. 32, 1965. Deystviya
tooLsirayusheliLkh izlucbeniy a& rastLtellnyy I xhLvotnyy organizay
(Effect of ionizing radiation on plant and anLual organisms), 177-191
TOPICTAOSs radiation biologic effect, z coy ircadistion, souse,
digestive, system
ASSTRACTs Experiments were conducted to examine the relationship
between this age of animals and their radLosenaLtivity. Hice of throe
strains with different natural radiosensitivity were subjected to
single x-ray irradiation to dosas of 300, 4009 5009 and 600 red with
does power of 47,2 red/stn* Animals were irradiated whom newborn, and
whom 15, 30g 43, and 60 days old. Experimental results showed that
the radLosensitivity of nice Increases until they are 30 days olds dfaer
which the LOS@ index drops. Differences to radiosensitivLty in the
@train led to differences In the radLosensItIve level of mice of the

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ease age group. Thusq the LOSO of radLoresL8t42t strains CCS79r &Rd
CS721 LQ-41~- Mai *Age groups studied was higher than the LOS@ of the
re4tossualti4e @train BALA/c (see Fig* lYe
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Fig, RadlosensitivLty of stee of the DALD/c
CCSjBr, and C.781 steatua at various ages.
Dispersion analysis showed that both the strain of the animal and its
age are'significant factors in its radLosessitivity, although it has
been established that they operate independently. It was determined
that age effects can be related to species characteristics, and geno-
type effects to Characteristica,made complex as a result of the selec-
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tion and stabilization of #train*. During Irradiation with small doses'
(300 and 400 red) both of these factors ore significant, However, with
a dose of 500 red, only the genotype factor is significant, while
during Irradiation with 600 red both age and genotype factors are
eliminated. Death of animals from radiation sickness can be associated
with different syndromes$ depending on genotype, age, and dose. Exper-
,Amental results shoved that its 30- and 60-day old mice, the gestroLn-
tescloal system Is significantly more sensitive than In newborn and
15-day old aLce, BALB/c nice irradiated with 600 red had an 80-90Z
mortality from injury to the gastrointestinal system. The CC57Br and
CS731 strata* were much more resistant to "gastrointenstLual death."
it was shown that the lethal effect of irradiation of newborn nice to
not limited to the period of radiation sickness (30 days). For 90 days
fter1rcadLation with the doses usedq the only dome which did not have
ay serious aftereffects was 300 red. Doses of 400. 500, and 600 red
:
eliminated a significant number of the specimens which had survived
radt&tLon sickness. Higher doses caused a greater radiation effect,
CS751 nice were such more resistant to this test than BAL3/c and
CCS75r aLcoo The Injurious radiation effect an newborn mice (with a
dose of 300 red) is a definite lag to the growth rate during the period
of radiation sickness, This lose is not completely coupeneated by sub -1

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sequent acceleration of the growth rate. A dose of 400 ra'd retards
growth even mace, apparently because of deeper destructive chanjes*
The Srowth retardation affect is move strongly expressed for radio-
sensitive BALA/c nice than for radioresistant CC5?Br mice, Orige art*
hass 7 figures and 5 tables, 051
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AUTHOR# NuskdIso No 10 (Corresponding. member All SSSR) ; YSS!!~ev ~t
OR(4 tastitute of Cenaticet Academy of Sciences SSSR (Inatitut gene-
t1kLq Akademlya nauk MR)
TITLEs The affect f protective pubstancesq a survival and chang as
to Internal organs :f nice of various radlosensitivitles after x-ray
Irradiations 2ffect of carbon monoxide
SOURCEs AN SSSR, Institut gonetikt, Trudy, so* 320 1965. Veystviye
LouLstrayeakchikk Isluchenly me restLtellayy I xhLvotnyy organizal
(9ffect of LeaLsLas radiation on plant and animal organisms), 206-222
VOPIC TAGSi radiation biologic affect, animal physiology, x ray
LrradtatLess mouse, liver, thymus gland@ spleen, carbon monoxide,
diethyletilb4strol
ABSTRACTs Differences between the effects of carbon monoxide on two
different strains of mice Irradiated with the saue does of x-rays
were deteruLnede Hate mice of CCS78r (radtor4sLat&nt) and C3H (radio-
sensitive) strains were used. These strains are also characterLsdd by
differences in body weight and In the weight of certain organs-thysus.
liver, spleen, and tootes--whLeh were used as indicators of the r&dL4-
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ties effect. Kate@ 2.5 nonthe old were irradiated with x-ray@ In a
does of 600 red with dome power of 74-75 gad/mins gxperinentat
sals4ts were Irradiated in an stoosphere of 0.3Z carbon mosoxidel can-
trots were irradiated to a normal atmosphere@ Results showed dLf-
forences to the mortality rate when nice of these different &train*
wore Irradiated with CO as a protector, Irradiation with 600 red
caused death Is only 392 of nice of the radiaresistant strain (CC515r)
protected with C09 as coupared with a 74X nortalLty In the controls.
Sixty-alse percent of the radiosessitive site (CjN) protected with
CO died* of against 901 of the controls. It was noted that with the
use of carbon maoxide as a radLoprotectore unlike diethylett lbes trot
the characteristics of the strain Influenced the results of LrradLa-
ties. The coefficient of protection of the organism with this dose
to Oe47 for CC975r nice and 0o23 for C3K nice, With CCS73r nice,
CO protected the gastrointestinal and houstopoistic systans squatty;
however,p for the other strain the protective effect of CO was note
evident an the gastrointestinal systan. Both with and without the
protection of carbon sonoxidet CCS75r nice recovered lost body weight
acre rapidly after Irradiation than CjH miLes, SIaLlor date were ob-
taided in previous experiments with distbyletilbastrol, For C3H nice
regeserstion of the thymus gland took longer than for CCS75r nice*
Carbes sonexide had so positive affect on thymus recove'rye Once again,
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In which the lack of a specific protective effect on the thymus gland
Was noted when nice were Irradiated with the use of dLethylotLIbestrol
a
a protector@ ZxporLmental results also showed that carbon uonoxLde
dues@ overcompensation of the weight of the liver after LrrsdistLon
with 600 red (by the 21st-30th day after irradistLon). ?be reaction
of the splees to Irradiation In a carbon monoxide atuosphace was Lden-
tical for both arain~ of mice, IS CCS73r nice protected with CO, a
sharp Increase In the weight of the adrenal& was observed on the Yth
day after Irradiation, Whom diethylsttlbostrol was used as the pro-
tector, this pbenemenom was observed on the 2ad-4th day after Lrradi-
ation, 'It was noted that with 600 red of a-rayeg CO does not affect
the chauge In welibt of the tosteso Ibis lack of protection was also
observed during Irradlatles of mice w1tb the one of diethyletilbestrole
OrIge art* bass 12 figures and 9 tables. [is)
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observation metbods used on a hydrometeorological network] Me-
teorologlebaskie pribory i metody nabliudenii, prineniaenyo na
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TITLE: Comparl~ of metbodo for reducing atmospheric pressure to the sea level
SOURCE: L"dograd. Glanwwa fialchaskaya observotgayss Trudy, no. 174, 1965,
Hatoatka ustooroloelebeekM ludenly I obrabotki (Mthods of meteorological
observation and processing observation data), W56
TOPIC TAGS: hydromatoorelogys atmospheric pressure, pressure effect, pressure a
measurement
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reducing atmospheric- pressure to the "a level mod by the Nydvowtoorolozlc&l Selyl
SSSK and I COMMINGAWA by thdWorld'Hatoorologleal. Organisation 00). It to @bows the
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Sorivee,-UM9 aris suitable, foi%aleltiAm frm 150 to 500 mg and are convakiest for
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11 no.7:17-18 J1 160.
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(MIRA 13110)

- NECHAYEVI K,A.j NOVOSLOSKAYA, O.Ya,; FROLOV, KY,j KHANINS011,
la.u.; VULAUVA, K.V , red.; VOROTILINA, L.I., tekhn. red.
(Novosibirsk; not4ble places and sights] Navossibirak; Fa-
miatrVe meats, i deatoprimechateilnosti. Iovosibirsk, Novo-
sibirskoe knizhnoe izd-vo '. 1961~ 174 p, (MIRA 15:8)
(Novosibirsk---Guidebooks)

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POUPOKO, Ta.l.; LUKITANOT, A.D.; LAZARKTSKIT, N.A.: DTU2HXV. P.K.;
ZAKHAROTA, Te.I.; KOVALKY, A.A.; RUZAT3T, K.S.; M4AIJM. 1-I.;
HASANIKO. A.A.; KASHINSLATA, L.P.; ALITET. A.M.; KANOKM. P.A.;
LITTOOT, P.I.: KOROTKOVA, P.I.; ZATTSITA, Tu.Y.; GRANOTFIIKO. P.N.;
TAIROVA, T.H., red.; PROKOFITEVA. L.E.. teldm.red.
CTi t icul ture JTinograda ~-stvo. koskva. Gos.izd-vo sellkhoz,lit-ry,
1960. 612 p. (MIRA 14:1)
(Tit laul ture )

HICHATV, -L. q.
Roleof 'oxyren to b iocheadcal processes taking place in grapes and
grape juice. Blokhtm. Yin. no.9:235-252 160. (MIRA 11:10)
1. Hauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut vinogradaretya I vinodeltya
RS7SR.
(Oxygen) (Grapes-Storage) (Grape juice--Preservation)

NECHM-V9 L.N.
Yale of the intensity of sugar &ccunxdation and of the
composition of grapes In the formati,n of the orgdnr!ej,,1c j,a-A-:-j
of vine and Juices. Biokhim. vin. no.7.25-42 163. 1, ;4)'
1. Hauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut yinogradarstva I vinodellya
MinLaterstva. sel'skogo khozyaystva RSFSR.
(Wine and vine making) (Plan to-Cheml cal anaiysis)

MARTYTIPV, O.V.; USTY'TZFiANIN, ?TMliA)FV, L.-3.; GORLOV, S.M.
Smeltinj7 Find continuous -,ouring of steel 20 In in4c'.3 wi*r a
crosn sectionof 290X320 mm. Metallurg 8 nc.12-11-1~ D 't,i.
(MIRA 17:4)
1. Novotullskly metallurgichaskiy zavod.

NECHAYEV, L.V.
Operation of the fluid cooling Bystem of an engine under wnrated
conditiona. Avt. prom. 30 no.5%12-15 My 164.
(MIRA 1719)
1. Altayekiy politekhnicheakiy institut.

NECHAYEV, L.V., stanihiy prepodnvatoll
Hea ting c~.hra-ter.3 t I ~ j , f ven 1, r: , - 9 rig! neg -.i' '.n ,l -' . _( , 1 19
a Y.-item. I 7_'. V-Y5. I) -flu b. UiV. ; * n(Iq I r. , , . r' : d- ' I ~

NICCHATRV, M., inshenar.
Spoilage of fats through oxidation. Kias.ind.ASSa 27 ne.3:46-49
156* (XIRA 9: 9)
l.kookovskiy takhnslogicheakiy inatitut myasnoy i molechnsy
promyshlonnosti.
(Oils and fats) (Oxidation)

N., ;H .1
I . - AT-V, V. , in-m' enmr.
3hanre in animal fat
?~ no.4.?,~-29 '57.
the nrocesslnp veriod .I lip . I %c . ~: -,
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r!:-1.1 r, . 1 e-Inost i .
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NECHATNV,N.A., inthener
Chemical method of controlling carbon formation in lococotive boilers.
Takh.shel.dor.7 no.7:26-27 J1148. (KIRA 8:11)
(Locomotive boilers)

nmHAYE-V, I.I. A.
Steam Boilers
Remark on the article "Cheadcal cleining of the outer xarfacea, of t3teAm boilers."
Rab. energ. 2 no. 4, 1952.
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9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, July -194, U'ci.

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1. NECHAYEV, M., Eng.
2. USS (600)
4. Gas - Heating and Cooking
71 Guarantee of safe and rational use of household gas. Zhil. -khom. khoz. 2
no. 9, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Januar_v -1953. Unclassified.

NACHAYBV N A
I
[city gas supply] Gazoonabshenle gorodskogo khosiatetva. Moskva,
lid-vo NInIsterstva kommunallnogo khocialetva RSIrSR, 1953. 186 p.
(KLRA 7:6)
(Gas m-nufacture and works)

IMCHATIT. N.A.@ redaktor; KOLMMOV. S.?.. rodaktor; LIBIER. 1.S., redoMor.
[Problem of amlolpal Ve supply; Isoturee at conference-cotwoes on
smatolpal pe supply] Toprovy gasoonabahenlia gorodov; tra4y Konferea.-
tell4caraov po, gavosuabsbontlu gorodov. [Redaktirovante osushchestvill
N.A.Ssohaev I I.B.Mborl Zeningrad. Goo. amohno-takhn. Isd-vo nefti&aot
I gorno-toplivnot lIt-ry, Leningradskoe otd-nis, 1953. 207 P. (KLRA 7:1)
1. ViessynsmWe namcbm"s Inshenorno-tekhnicheshp obshchoutwo energet Iki.
(Gas applisaces) (Gas samftature and works)

STASKITICH, H.L.: IMCHMV,,-". redaktor; KODKOVA. Ts.L. rodAirtor:
SOKOUWA. Ye.l.. takhnichoskiy rodakt*r
(Municipal gas supply] Usoonabzhenis gorodov. Leningrad. Goo.
nanchno-tekhnichaskoe isd-vo neftianot i gerno-toplivnoi lit-rr.
Pt.4. (Operating gas-distribution] Nksplustatsita sistem rampre-
delentia gas&. 1953. 312 p. (HLRA 80)
(Gas distribution)

MHATIVI K 4. - CHIMOV, S.K.. Inshener. nauchayy redaktor-, KiLPIAN,K.Ta..
%*Cv*,rII3qv4 tw
&&for; FULIKINA, Te.A.. tokhnicheskiy redsktor.
(To the architect and brmilder on supplying dwellings with gas) Ar-
khltektorm 1 stroltelin o gasommabshoull sbilogo, dons. Lonlograd,
Goo. Isd-vo lit-ry po strattelletyu I arkbitekture. 1954. 67 p.
(KLU 8:1 )
(Architecture, Domestic) (Gas--Hsating and cooking)

-.r7- .." "
ROMNOVSKIY. G., Inzhener; IMMAYXY. M.. inghoner.
,
Dowstic gas appliances. ZhIl. -iron. khos. 4 no.5:12 154.(YJRA 7:9)
(Gas appliances)

NWHATU A IrILIMMOT, A.A., redaktor; AKATOWA. Y.G., redaktor;
A., tekdratchook1y rodaktor.
[Manual of employees of city gas works) Spravsahnlk rabotnika
geredskogo gasevoge khostaistva. Moskva. Izd-vo Hinisterstva
kommunallnego khostaistys RSM. 1955. 349 p. (KLVA qj4)
(Gas manufacture and works)

LLM. I.S.; FJWOROV, N.K.; JWGBA T. N.A.. inzhener, mauchny7 redaktor,
KAMY. V.V.. redaictor izda-t-elTs-t-va; PULIKINA, Te.A., tekhnicheskiy
redaktor
[Concrete sanitary engineering blocks and heating Installations]
Betonnye sanitarno-tekhnicheskie bloki I nagravatelloye pribory.
lAningrad. Gos. izd-vo po stroit. I arkhitakturs. 1956. 65 p.
(Concrete blocks) (KIRA 9:10)
(Heating)

NY-CHATY-V
In the Scientific ftnd Technic-stl Power Ingineerine, Socis-t7. Gns.prom.
no-3:38 Mr 156. (KLRA 10:1)
((ke as fuel) (Oombuetlan)

NBOHAYNV, $.A.
Improving hygiente conditions in kitchens eqiiioped with rRs rnnges.
Gns.pron.no.5:21-28 My '56. (KLRA 10:1)
(StovAs, Gas) (Hygiene. Public)

mc Mikhail A10 - S?OIP9n. Te.B. tashener. re"ktor;
JIKADITIU. 1.M.. takhrodaktor
. *0 v ushe daktor; 02
Lssfety engineering for gas pipeline* and gas apperstuej TekrhnikA
besepasnoott am gasoprovodakh t gesowykh ustenovkskh. loningred,
Goo.nauchno-tokhn.isd-wo neft. i gorno~topjivnoi lit-ry, Leningrr.
otd-nie. 1957. 200 p. (KIRA 10:7)
(Gas pipes) (Gas nanixfooturs and works)

HICHAYRV, M.
41~
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In the Scientific and Technical Society of tho Power Zodustry. Gas.
10-0
no.2:37-IP
7 157. (~UA
prom.
(Power enpi near i np) (Fuel)

C- 14 1) xv, M.
,'A Sev KIW of Liquefied (knous Fuel," by M. Nechayev,
Gazovaya Promyshlemost', Nc 3, mar 57, p 3r - -- - .
According to a report by M. Garms in Grundlagen der Brenn~asver-
vendungI (Fundamentals of the Application of Combustible Gases),
Fachbuchverlag, Leipzig, 1956, page 160, a new kind of liquefied
gaseous fuel, namely, dimethyl ether, is being used In East Germany.
This fuel is produced by the Walter Ulbricht Leuna Plant.
The Leuna plant supplies this new gas under the name of "fuel
other." It consists of approximately 95% 3f d-Lmethyl ether, the
remaining 5% being carbon dioxide and light hydrocarbons.
As far as its physicochemical properties are concerned, fuel
other resembles liquefied propane-batane gas. It has the same com-
bUstion characteristics as the latter, but is soluble In water. In
Ue combustion of dimethyl ether less oxygen is used, because this
substance already contains oxygen la its molecule.

NEC HP
The principal physteochemical characteristics of dimethyl ether
are as follows: specific gravity, 2.1 kg per cubic meter; vapor pres-
sure at 200 C, 5 atmospheres gauge; boiling point at 7W mm Hg, 24.80,
limits of detonation when mixed with air, lower limit, 2%, and upper
limit, 20%; and heat produced in combustion, 6,700 kilozalories per kg.
Fuel ether is used for household and Industrial ap-plications. The
adaptation of burners designed for city gas is much easier in the case
of dimethyl ether than that of propane.
Dimetbyl ethcr is also used as a refrigeration ae-at. (U)

UGHATBV, K.
In the Scientific and Technical Society of the Power Industry.
Gaz. prom. no.3:38 Kr '57. (MIRA 12:3)
(Gas as fuel)

W ectv*"n of odorWat ot shAI4 PC
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From. 193T, N . t
shak Cm pwified with activated C "Cre. amde i Z. the
feasibUity of &ub:rtitutLjlj a &We ps beartne. d:' - OA,
mul. wt. 2w, b. 054-146" V11th its wons Cbiuacuriatic
odor, tot the u,-mW tthyl wtscaptavi. To the Pit of Corn
COi 1B.S. Wit. 4.8. CO 11-0. 0 0.9, 1124.5, CJft,.,., Ire:
14."S.7%, 4M 114 4r;ioe, dild, with Or to & CO coutent 4
0.04 w fuldod the beazine In anits, of $. JO, M
m. 111silb Olin,, hjif"cir, rAtind It gni-
to tctive for IMPArting a W"Pllbl* and vtr-
marte"t (Jur to the (IM. Cm. 'ne list of COlyl mercuputu.
thtrtfam retmilru the bwt. intons of warving off texplosiree or
toxic vmmA. of tbe rm In the mia.

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A'~'-THOR. Nechayev, L.A.
TITLE: GP,3 Turbin~-S-as a Direct S-;rce )f Bli-st f~,r Bla,-t
tuazovyy turLiiV kak ne-losre-dstvea;.y.7 istzcl-riik Joi:ennoLo
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A-~STRACT-. TI.e use Df icEIv-.,q a
3% CO 2 - t e m r!, t, A j- c, ~' 4C00C) as, a 3-. .,C'.
blast for blp.,,,.t f~lrisjcp.. i!3 roposed. A le-cri: 1 1 1
,,roposed scleme j-ive,.,. It I's- T- -)-it 'i.,-
editorial note ti.e 11 e:.d
on the f,,irnace :,7 er!!"-' tl. 1-7.er 07*,'L~n
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POWID/Chemical Tc6uiology - Processing of Solid Put.-Is H.
(Naturally D--Iy)sltcd)
Abs Jour % Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 16, 1958, 55110
Author : Nechaev) M.A.
Inst
Title Manufacture of City Gas from Shale Oil.
Orig Pub i Chz. woda, teclui. sanit., 1957, 31, No 12, 472-1, 73
Abstract A report on Soviet work concerning the mnufa,-turc ~f
city gas from shale on Kokl.tla-Yarv and SiaLcts combi-
nats.
Card 1/1

UGHAYMV.
014V All-Union Scientific and Technical Conference on the Use of Mat-aral
Nts in Industrial 1~~ces. a&z. pron. no.ls52-55 A '58.
(Gas, Matural-Congressee) (KIRA llz2)

HXGAATICV. II.A.
Laying r~as -ApellriP3 ',r, irA-iatrlal ur-as.
)3- 35 jF3 '59.
(Oivi. Hat,on'.. -Pl-,,~il Inep )
Ira z . pr om.4 no. t :
(MIRA 12: 8)

ITECRA-EV, ~~.
Work el the rasification section of the Central Committee
of thOJ S,.-Ientific and Technical Society for %tviral Fuel.
Gat. pro-. ~ no.12:SO-51 D '59. (111RA 11:3)
(Gas industry)

HZCHAYAV-, Mikhail A19kap-Adrovich. Prininal uchostiye MITROFiiNOV, I.A., Inzh..
STOLPUKR, Ye.B., naucharl red.; DICSHALW, M.G., vedushchiy red.;
YASHCHURZHIHSLATA, A.B., tekhn.-,gd.
(Safety measures in the transportation, diBtritmtion and uses of 4as
fuel I Tekhnika bazopasnosti pri transportirovkeo raspredelenii i
ispollzovanii gazovogo topliva. Izd.2.. perer. i dop. Leningrad.
Gos.nnuchno-tekhnAzd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnot lit-ry. Leningr.
otd-nia. 1960. 259 p. (MIRA IJ:9)
(Gas as fuel--Safety measures)

NZCWP-o-Hikh&U-A,I,&ksandrovich; SHATSILM, 0.1.9 inzh.t red.1 FREGM, D.P.t
I red. isd-va; GVIRTS, V.L.9 tekhn. red.
(Safety in handling gas-opor*W equipment of industrial furnaces and
boilers] Bezopamiaia skspluatataiia gazovogo oborudovaniia proxwshlex~-
zWkh pechei i kotlov. lAningred, 1961. 18 p. (LeningrodsIdi Dom wmchno-
takhaicheakoi propagandy, Obmen peredovyx opytom. Serliai lorgstiM#
no.5) (KIRA 140)
(Boilers) ("COs)

NECHAYEV, M.A., inzh. (Leningrad)
Inspection tubes are both necessar7 and usef'Ll. Stroi. truboprm.
6 no. 2:22-23 F 161. (MIRA 14;5)
(Gas pipes)

-4ECHA'
MV, M.A.
In the HAD AdministrAion of the ' .--e ., .
1.
Gazoprome 6 n0,4:56161, "
(Gas industry)

NECII&EV I . Alele-adravi nh. Prinimal uchastiye MITROFANOV 0 I.A.
- inmb.; ZUBAREV, S.A., retsenzent; LEVIN, A.M., retsenzent;
SIGAL, I.Ya., retsenzeng; KOIZADA, I.A., roUenzent; STOLPM ,
Ye.B.,, naucbnyy red.; FjMMGVA, Y.I., ved. red.; SAFRONOVA, I.M.,
tekhn. red.
(Safety measures in the transportation, distribution, and use
of gas fuel] Tekbnika bezopannosti pri transportirovke, ras-
predelenii i ispollzovanii gazovogo topliva. Izd.3., perer.
i dop. Leningrad, Gootoptokhizdat, 1962. 299 p WRA 1594)
(Gas as fuel-Safety measures)

AXWEVo H.A.; ISSER1,11i, A.S.; I-IODUK, b.I.i TIVIFMNA, A.L.;
S
.1OLFUMi, Ye.D., nnuc~~ .,&l AMI , V.(j., vrtf . r~~J.;
YASHCHUIMRSKAYA, A.b., tek-hr,. red.
(Poclat guide for the gar, )i.-,!.ribution workers'j!.Pm~arlmi P,-n-
vochnik rn,~otnlkti gazovo -o 1A-rinj-,r d, Oostuj,tekh-
izdat, 1~,62. 526 p. (1-1hA 1', 1~)
(Gas dintrilnition) ('ras a~, liances)

NECHAYEV, KlIrki 41 A]pWmnArpVjCh LAPERIYE I.R., nauchnyy red.;
-WHALYT, M.G., To YASHCAURZHIM-MAYA, A.B.,
tekhn. red.
(Equipment and devices used for safety control in the gas
industryllaventarl i pribory gazovoi takhniki besopasnosti.
Leningrad, Gostoptekhizdat, 1963. 69 p. OCRA 16:7)
(Gas industry--Safety measures)

ANDREYEV, German Sergeyevich; UOR'KOV, A.I., red.; BAFNIN, S.F.,
nauchn. red.; LZBEDEV-TO'VETKOV, Yu.Yu., red.; MIOUCFANOV,
I.A., red.; NECHATE-V, M.A., red.; RUSAKOVA, L.Ya., ved.
red.; YASHCHIRZHIMMATA, A.B., tekhn.red.
[Firing-line method on main gas pipes] Vedenie ognevykh ra-
bot na magistrallnom gazoprovode. Leningrad, Gostoptekhiz-
dat, 1963. 110 P. (MIRA 16:10)
(Gas, Natural--Pipelines)

SKRYABIV, Viktor Georgiyevich; NECHAYLrV, M.A., nauchn. red.;
RUSAKOVA, L.Ya., ved. red.
(Scavenging and testing gas pipelines] Produvka i ispy-
tanie magistralInykh gazoprovodov. Leningrad, Gostoptekh-
izdat, 1963. 106 p. (MIRA 170)

NECHAYEV, M.A. (Leningrad); SKAFTYAMOV, N.A. (Rostov-na-Donu)
Is it necessary ~.o -,est gas pipelines for
prov. 9 no.2133-34 F '64. 011R.A 17:3)

af o.; II

11KHMIROV, Yovger-ly li k,, ay,!vlrh, Klioi,'k,O~, A I , rotd.; iik'Ylli,
,3.F.p :.A., ".A., re(:.
A'VOVSY.TY T E~-. L 1 S- '.,-! I , *,'
7
red.
ac,.'u-t.r.en',, an(l i-poratt n of riciv!cer, fo r-
e-lectrica-I ,rutectllf,n ~I' i ip-liness'
(,ksf,luatat.-'.i% P.oxtrozart.-rilt.y
truboprovodov. Len,.ris~rti;, Nouril,

FETitOV , V iad I r ir Yet rovich; HA"I'Vy F. A., rjiuclu~. re(4. ; ", , .
7- -,. , ve'l . re'l .
(Gas f.o! ',n ~rizr,voe I. I '
z I a Is I-V, LeninwrF~ ~, ;,)05. 1, 6 ~.
(. ; - A . ~ : ")

#qA94; ISSERIJN, Aleksandr Semenovich;
XZCWj~~O. 14ikjki!q.ggXgap
MWDOK, Boris Iosifovi~h; PLOTIIKOVA, Anfusa Nikolayevna;
NECHAYEV, M.A.# nauchn. red.; RUSAKOVA, L.Ya., ved. red.
(Handbook for workers in the gas industry] Spravochnik ra-
botnika gazovogo khoziaistva. Imd.2., perer. i dop. lonin-
grad, Nedra, 1965. 430 p. (MIRA 18:7)

NECHAn-V j M.A.
10 A. 600ond 81hauSt 6uct always needed for bathroome having
gas-fired water heaters? Gas, prom, 10 no.7i15-16 165,
(141RA 1818)

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f mf) f *o mit r K, ~ci (-.nIi.e rc.,
r-O,ui rv-i. P n, P: 3 of ".rql
q k :ri 17, !, 7 1 fI
nc, r t I c nf-i k rw Tr J- 3-T J, r rl ii(;,,] n I j? I nr
Or "ov k I nc r- r,t r r y

SKAFTYMOV, N.A.; NEI-11AYEIV, M.A.
If I UrA u.-, r I'. e ;7. c f '-,I =-n- -a
tpa I I noo Strui. truboprov. I ric 1 N
~
rahonerno-c trai te I I nyy I rw t, tijt Rns!.-;v-rvi-Dcjnu (for
"KlAftYMOV ). 2. ")uk1,.qlyR gazlfiKftTi'i ttikhni r ties Kogo
,zit,va
Jiatirtit, ri: I for
Ne-. ria yelf 'i

iIDNIXOT, B.G., Inshener-podpolicovalk; XOCHAM, N.M.. inzhaner-polkovnik,
SHIZAKHTUROV. V.I., Inshener-podpolkovaik. Prinimall achastiye:
FILIMT, T.T., inshoner-polkovaik. PANOT. N.N.. iashe&w-WPO1kDndk
Tronsport planes prepare for flight. Tent.Tosd.Yl. no.1:60-69 J&
,61. (KIU 13:12)
(Transport planes)

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