SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NECHAYEV, YE. V. - NECHAEVA, A. S.

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IfECili,YIV. Tn.K.(Tobollsk)
Mditthnruitl~n ljrnhl,.-foji~ ditt. c,~rjt9rA !it I -J'
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(Mftthmmatlos--Prohl,vn.q. axt-rri8ma. otc.)

ZYULIKOV, G.M. , kand. tekhn. nauk; LOV TSO VA, Y8.6. , kand. ter. ~r. na.;r .
NF,CIIAylijp Ye.N., inzh.; U.YLTOV, V.A., FC-N"N, ', Y ,
Construction of polyethylene pressuro [.1pes In 7.
Gidr. I mel. P no.lOrO-51 0 '65. ( M:pk I R! "

inthener-, FANAY&VA, A.&.. kandidat tekhatcheakikh nauk,
redaktor; HASSUDOV, N.S., kandidat tekhnichookikh nauk, rd&ktor;
SOKOLOVA,, L.T.. tekhnichealriy redaktor.
[Furnaces with pusimatic and nech&nical stokers designed by the
Central Scientific Research Institute of Boilers and Turbines)
Topki a pneymouethanicheakini zabrasyvateltaai N101. Moskva,
Go@. nauch.-takhn. lid-vo mashinostroitel'not lit-ry, 1956. 83 P.
(Leningrad. TSentrallnyi nauchno-isele-dovatellskit kotloturbiwi
Inatitut. [Trudy] vol.30) (MIAA 9:8)
(Furnaces) (Stokers, Mechanical)

NARGULIS. S.A., insh. ; IMCHATIT, Tq. V., inth.
Testibg the use of utllsd post to foroad-drefl spreader stoker
furnmess. Torf. pro%. 35 no. 4g7-9 158. (KIRA 11:7)
1. TSentivillwy umuchno-iseledoystellskiy katlaturbincy7 inatitut
imeni Polsunove.
(Turnoces)
(rest)

vich. insh.. WLATVA. A.A. . k
n(:~HAJU., Iffganly Vasil'_Le and. t f3khn. nauk.
red.; RASSUDOV. H.S., &-olktor tokhn.rauk. nauchnyy red.;
SIMDW)VSKIY, N.Z.. red.tad-va; SHCHZTINI?I^, :,.V., tAkhn.red.
1-hrnaces with pneumtic stators] Topki a pnevmn-mekhanirhoikimi
zabrasyvatoliami. Mosima, Gos.noLuchn.-tekhn.izd-vo mash.lit-r7,
1959. 155 P. (Leningrad, TSentr4llnyl nmichno-isi;ledovfitnl'nkii
kotlnturbinnyi institut. LTrudy). vol.15) (MIRA 11:11)
(Boilers-Firing)

IMCHAIEV, Ys.V., insh.
Results of testing SU-2D-39 boilers with PM7r.LT~R furnaces.
Snargamashinostroanis 9 no.lsl5-19 Ja 16). (WRA 16t))
(Boilers-Testing) (Furnaces-Testing)

AR'fEMIfEVF V.P.1 inzh.; T-',CHATFV, Ye.V., inzh.
Burning of anthracite In PMZ furnaces. Energetik 11 nc.9:21-24
S f63. (MIRA 16t10)

NICHAYEV, Ye.V., kand. takhn. nauk
Operation of furraces with pnem-t4c and =ech&nica-1 loading
devices on different "a of coal. KnergOMABhinostroenie 10
no.2:11-14 F '64. (MIRA 17:6)

NECHAM, Ye.V., kand. tekhr,. nnuir.; MARCII,'.!Z, S.A. inzh.
Nrnares 'ditr, 1xicruma' - and mp7'-.aril:,7 s+,okers and re7eree
rinning chain grattis. Energe-t:K 1~ nc.',Iz'?-Il N 164
(M'RA 18z2)

NFCHAYEV, Ye.v., kand. tekhn. nauk; GAYLISH, Ya.V., inzh.i V! WKUROV, M.Kh.
Testing of the SU-15-39 holler with a Shershnpv furnace
system operating on milled peat. Prom. energ. 19 no.5L27-3C
My 164. (MIFA 17:t"

NECHAYEV.-Vhb-.X- kand. tekhn. nauk; VINWRADOTA, R.I., inxh.1 CHAPLYGIN, G.F.,
. , inzh.
"rience in the operation of SU-20-39 boilers with PMZ-LTsR and
PHZ-ChTsR furnaces. Prom. energ. 20,no.502-26 My 165. (MIRA 180)

Pjo,lr.~,

NFCIIAYEV _Yu,,__inzh.-polkovnIk, prof., doktor tekhn.nauk
Exit nozzles of the enginen of supormonic airplanes. Av.i komm.
46 no.7i52-61 JI '63. (MIRA 160)
(Supersonic nozzles)

NUCHAYEV, Yu., inzb.-poliovni-~, il-)ktf)r '~eklu.. nauk
pennant '.S r., I'- J.V. 1 r -. ~ ' ~ . ": ' ' -_! 3 '-"
(KIFIA I " : -" )

I~EL: illl YZV ; ~ rFi:-'
- - - - -
Stabi I. I ty c, f, f 4. ". 4. ~, I . .. . . - .
20-21 Ag 1 ~-5.
1. Kafedra "'r-c-rlyn ~!- ' - ~ ,: r.
Iristituta rybnuy : rr,. :tti I

RWHATIV. Tu.A.
Pebbles of gypesous rock. Priroda 42 n0-11:114-115 N '53. (MLRA 6.11)
1. Holotovskiy goeudarstyennyy universitet. (G7"um)

A ~ ( Ii /j / , V 7'4f. /,
NICCRATEV.Tu.A.(Voronezh)
Giant linden. Pr1roda 44 no.9:118 S155. (KIRA 8:11)
(Linden)

Name: 14ECHAYEV., Yu. A.
Diasertation: Kinds of wood in the mountain forests of the Central part
of the Northern Caucasus and their econouic importance
Degree: Cand Aer Sci
ATMtfftlvnj Min A(priculture UO"SH, Voronezh Forestry EngineeriDg IMt
.Defense Date, Placel 1956, Voronezh
Source: Knizhnaya Ietopia', No 45, 1956

Wlc-on~r--V, ~c A
UCffANYV. TV.A.
- NMOMMMW
Tubular shafts in gypsum formed by tree roots. Priroda 45 no.6:120
jo 156. (KLRA 9:8)
1. Molotovskiy gosudarstvenn`7 univermitat imeni A.M. Gor'kogo.
(Gypsum Mrst)

ZALKIND, I.E.; NECWEV, yu.A-; SADCVaIY, A.N., rad.
(Limestonev dolomite and gypsum in Perm Province) Izvestniak,
dolomit i gips v Permskoi oblasti. Perm' , Permskoe knizhnoe
izd-vo, 1959. 124 p. (MIRA .17:1)

HECRAYEV I Iru.A.
lAad wW zinc in cupriferous sandstones of Pere Province.
Gookhimila no.5:453-454 161, (MIRA 14:5)
1. Ministerstvo geolgii i okhrany nedr SSSR, Permakiy geolo-
gorazyedochnyy treat.
(Perm Proyince-4o"r ores)
(Lead) (Zinc)

NWHAMI Yu.A.
.10
Cuproua sandstones in Perm Province. Sov.geol. 6 no.2.-135-IM F 16"
(ME-,A 16 -- 4)
1. Permakiy geologorazvedochnyy crest.
(Perm Province-Sands tone) (Perm Province-Copper)

L 18316-65 9'WG(J)/9Vf (1)/UP(e)/VdO(k)/EWT(m)/FPF(c)/EFF(n)-2APR/EFC(b)-2/EWP(b)
Pz-6/Pr-b/F9-b/Pu-L IJP(c)/AFWL/SM Vd/AT/WH
ACCESSION KRi AP4049532 S/0089/64/017/005/0329/0335
AUTHOR: millionshchikov, M. .1 Gverdtaiteli, 1. 0.j Abramov,
A. 6.j Gorlov, L. V.1 Gubanov 'Yu. D.i Yefremov, A. A.t Zhukov, V. F-1
Ivanov, V. Ye.; KovY*r:1nv V. K77Mtelov. Ye. A.1 KosovskLy, V. Q.t
Vukbarkin. N.-Te.t Kucherov, R. Ya.t Laly*kin, S. P.i karkin. V. 1.i
A.j Pozdny kov, B. S.r Ponomarev-Stepn N. A1.1
amar n, Ye. N.1 Serov, V. Ya.1 Ueov, V. A. Fedin, V. 0. Y*Aovlev.
V. V.i Yakutovich, M. V.1 Khodakov. V. A.: Kowa~x Its. G-~V-
TITLE# The "Romashka" high-temperature reactor -converter
SOURCEs Atomnays energiya, v. 17, no. 5, 1964, 329-335
TOPIC TAGSs nuclear power reactor, reactor feasibility study, re-
search reactor, thermoelectric converter/Romashka
0
ABSTRACTo The authors brienydescribe the construction. parameters,
test results. and operating experience of the *Rowashka' reactor-
cord I / I-,-

- 0316-65.
ACCESSION NRs AP4049532
converter unit, which has been in operation at the Kurchatov Atomic
Energy Institute since August 1964 * The fuel used is uranium dL-
carbide enriched to 90% U235. Ora hite4nd beryllium are used as
reflectors. Electricity is gene silicon-germanium semicon-
ductor thermocouples distributed on the outer surface of the reflec-
tor and connected In four groups which can be connected in series
or in parallel. The temperatures of the active zone and outer sur-
face are 1770 and 1000C, respectively. The power ratings are 0.50-
0.80 kW electric and 40 kW thermal, the maximum current (parallel
connection) is 88 A, the neutron flux is 1013 neut/cm2 sec in the
center of the active zone and 7 x 1012 on its boundary. The reactor
has . negative temperature reactivity coefficient. The equipment
has high inherent stability and requires no external regulator, and
littie change was observed in the thermocouple properties after 2500
hours of operation. Tests on the equipment parameters are continu-
ing,and the results are being analyzed for use in future designs.
Orig. art. hass 8 figures and I for--I&.
Card 2/3

ITECBYEV, Y,.;.A.
Lithological control of capper m!neralizatiom In 'pper
rocks in the Perm portion of the Ural Mountain region and In
the Kama-Vyatka area. Sov. geol. 7 no.10i132-136 0 164.
(,'4!PA ~7tl~~

WG
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ACCESSION WR: AP5004002. s/oo89/65/o-L,,,/ool/bo3j/bo4o
AUTHOR: Lomakin, S. G.; Yu. A.
TI=: Transient processes and measuj?emente'of the reactivity,of.a reactor con-.,
...........
taining bemllium.
0-7
SOURCHt Atomn~Wa energiya, v.. 18s, ~noe 1j, 1965., 33-40 q
TOPXC TAGSs reactivity power coefficient# reactor control,, beryllium, photo-
neutron-- delAyed -gamma- deWed -neutron
ABsTRACTt: By tojdzg into account the available.pu~lished data on the half lives
supplemented with calculations of the
f~and yields of.photoneutrons from beryllium,
--...sverafa enerMr of delayed ga=as and photoneutrons, tho authors examine the 'in..
1-fluence of thaveactions Be9(n, 2n)Beb and Bo9(71 n)BeO on the transients occur-
ring in a.-reactor containing bery.Uium nuclei. The reactor-kinetics equations are
solved and,the deviation of the reactor yeriod'from the asymptotic value van cal-
culated for different reactivities,and for different constant-poweroperatW pe-,
'ths~deviation was'determi -experiments. for a critical
riods. In addition.4, 0e d_ lly
Card 1/3'

~L 27630-65
ACCESSION XR: AP5004002
assembly with 0,1~ reactivity. Optimum conditions for, the measwenent of reactivi-_
ty were selected on the basis of these results and the positive reactivity period
was measured 100-_200 see following a jump in the reactivity. The negative re-
activities were also-measured by an integral method. The results yielded date on
the.undersaturation factor and the relative contribution made to the reactivity
:by each group of photoneutrons,,'as a function ot the time that the source was kept
in the reactor, -The efficiency of the delayed neutrons and photoneutrons wis also
determined experimentaUy by,replacing the fuel with an absorber,, and by dater-
mining the change in reactivity dud'to this replacement. It is concluded that the
goama.-neutron and neutron-neutron reactions in beryllium =at be taken into ac-
count in the measurement of the reactivity and in choosing-the measurement con-
ditions* If the time at constant-power is en-the order of-1000 see andthe period
is measured 200 see after the jump in irdactivity, the deviation of the measured
period from the asymptotic value does not exceed 0.1% forperiods in the 10--100.
see range.~ - "as authoka thank X. -R. Ponomarev-SteM,for vols, 1e advice anid
interest in the work, and.Ya. V_-Shev_eTe_Y-for& discussion of.the results
Orig. art, hasi 5 figures amA 22, fo_rmlaaa
ASSOCUTIONt None
Card 3

ACC NRI AP7002715 i SOURCE CODE: UH/O38l/66/ooo/oo6/ooio/ool5
AU711OR: _ke~4ajvv, Yu. A..; Yermolov, I. N.
ORG: Volgograd Scientific Research Institute for the Technology of Machine Building
(Volgogradskiy NII tekhnologil mashinostroyeniya)
1ITLE: Portable ultrasonic pulsed semiconductor thickness gage
SOURCE: Defektoskopiya, no. 6, 1966, 10-15
TOPIC TAGS: ultrasonic inspection, ultrasonic sensor, piezoelectric transducer,
pulse signal, transistorized amplifier/ UIT-4 thickness gage
ABSTRACT: The authors describe in detail a pulsed ultrasonic transistorized thick-
ness gage (UIT-4) in which the thickness can be read directly on a galvanometer scale.
Unlike resonant gages, it can be used to measure thicknesses of material which is not,
uniform in thickness, such as pipes with strongly corroded inside surfaces, It con- I
sists of a type FS piezoelectric pickup operating at 2.5 M, a transistorized ampli-I
fier made up of standard blocks, and a glavanometer. The measured thickness range
is 3 - 25 mm with accuracy better than �5%. The thickness is determined from the
time elapsed between the application of thd pulse and the first received echo. The
accuracy can be improved to 1 - 1.5%. Tests were made of the characteristics of the
probes at frequencies 1.8, 2-5, 4-0, 5.0, and 6.0 MHz and the 2.5 MZ frequency was
found to be most suitable. The thickness gage passed various tests at the Volgograd
refinery and was adopted for use there. Orig. art. has: 4 figures.
SUB CODE: 14/ sm wz: lomay&l oRiG mw: oo6/ = Ru: oo4
IMC: 62D.179-16

CHAYN. Turly Alsksandrovich KOO, Tu.I., kend.blolog,nauk# red.;
U_
KUAffOT# A.?., red,lzd-ve; URN, T.N.. takhn.red.
(Forest resouross of Kabardino-Balkerls) Leanys bogatstva
gabs rdino-Balim At. Nall chik.' gaberdino-Ballmrskoe ImLshnos
lxd-vo, 1960. 14) p. (NIRA 14s4)
(Kabardino-Belkar A.S.S.R.-Forests and forestry)

ABRAMOVICH, Ye.14.; ISCILAYIV, Yu,A.
Authigenic fluorite In Kungur deponita of the Perm area of
the Ural Mountain region. Dokl, AN BAR 135 nn,2:4194-415 N 160.
(MIRA 13:11)
1. Permakiy gosudarstvennyy universitet lm.A.H.Gorlkogn I
Permskiy geologo-raxwednchrqy trast. Predstavleno akademikom
II.M.Strakhovym.
(Perm Province--Fluorite)

L 7004-66 EWT(d)/EWP(Y)/--WP(k)/r-.Wp(h)/EWp(l)
ACC NR: APS026820 SOURCE CODE: UM/0286/65/000/017/0095/0096
INVENTOR: Nechayev, Yu. A.; Vlasenko, V. P.; Shevyakov, G. Ye.
,ORG: none
TITLE: A pulsed ultrasonic thickness gauge. Class 42, No. 174453 [announced by
Volgograd Scientific Research Institute of Nachine Building Technology (Volgograk-
skiy nauchno-losledovatellskly institut tekhnologii mas ostroyeniya)]
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy L tovarnykh znakov, no. 17, 1965, 95-96
,TOPIC TAGS: ultrasonic inspection, electronic measurement
,,ABSTRACT: This Inventor's Certificate Lntroduces aeulsedliltrasonic thickness
f
~gauge designed chiefly for measuring.the thicknels f metal and plastic components
.for the case of unilateral access to the object beling measured. The instrument con-
tains a high-frequency radiator, a receiving device and an electronic measurement
circuit. To Improve accuracy and facilitate measurement* and to make the Instrument
'portable, the gauge has a filp-flop stage with a square pulse generator and a probe
:for reception of the echo pulse connected at the Inputs* while a measurement bridge
:Cwd 1/2 UDC: 531.717.521 : 534.8

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;Circuit Is connected to the output. This circuit has a neediA Indicator for direct
!reading of the quantity being masured without changing the adjushment of the In-
each measur"ment.
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KAZAR71.0. T.P., prof., NECHAM Tu.B.
Anesthasin potentipted by amuroplegic dr-tirs in 458 o-Dersitlons [with
summnry in English]. Khirurgiia 14 no.6:19-45 Je 15A (MIRA 11:8)
1. 11 klinik-I 4-Y kRfpdry khiru-gii (zav. - prof. V.I. "Panakiy)
TSentrRIOnne-o Instituta usoversh~nstvovqniyR vrnehey an base Teentrall
noy klinicheakoy bolinitay NiniatmrntvA Dutey sonbahchentyR (Vachallnik
bollnitsy V.N. Zakharchenko).
(ANESTHESIA.INDOTRACHEAL,
potentinted qnPath. in thorncic & nbdou.surg. (Rue))
(ANNSTRESIA, LOCAL,
same (Rue))
(THORAX, surgery
potentint-d locs%l & andotrac-hoAl nneeth. (Rua))
(ABDOM. surgery. potentint-d locnl & ondotracheRl anesth.(Rus))

N-BCHAYEV, Yu.B.
Artificial hibernation in surger7 under local aneotheeia. Akt.
vop. obezbol. no.2ol7l-481 159. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Iz 4,y kafedry khirurgii (zaveduywhchiy - prof. V.I.Kazwwkiy)
TSentrallnogo Instituta usavershonstvovaniya vrachey.
(ARTIFICIAL HIBEPWATION) (LOCAL ANESTHESIA)

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NWHA7V __ju. B.; ANOKHIN, L. A.; BUYANOVA, N. 'I.
---- j
PrincipleE of anesthesia 'n thymect=7 in myast~pn-'a. Grud. krir.
no.5196-1M 161. (MIRA
1. Iz kafedry takulltatskoy kh!mrgii let-hebnogo fakulltota (zav. -
akad. A. N. Bakulev) 11 Moskovskogo moditainakogo lnf;tituta imeni
N. 1. Firovova (dir. - dote3ent M. G. Sirotkina)
(KYASTIC.'NIA GFLAVIS) (THYMUS GLAWD-SURGERY)
(114TRATRACHEAL AIIESTHESIA)

gCHAYEVj_ Yu.B.~ kand.med.nauk; BUYANOVA, V.I.; SGIWJEVA, Ye.V.
rntroductory intravenous anesthesia with baltinal. Vest.?hlr.
no.1299-104 162. (mu 15: 1)
1. iz rakulltetakoy khirurgichenkoy kliniki (zav. - prof. A.F.
Bakulev) 2-go Moskovskogo moditainskogo institute. im. N.I. PirnFova
(dir. - dotsent M.G. Sirotkina).
(BARBITURATES) (IITRAVENOUS AKESTIMIA)

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ALEKSANDROVO Yu.A.; NECHAYEV, Yu.I.
Radioactive source of pulse radiation. Prib. i tekh. eksp. 7
no.2tl68-169 Mr-Ap 162. (W FLA 15: 5)
1. Fizicheskiy institut AN SSSR.
(Radioisotopes) (Gamma rays)

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5/120,61/000/004/029/034
E192/E382
,2,1 6000
AUTHOR -Nechayev Yu I
TITLE: An instrument for measuring arv. automat ic maintaining
of the level of 1 iquid nitrogen and hydrogen
PERIODICAL,. Pribory i tekhnika ek-3perimenta no. 4 ig6i
pp. 174 1715
TEXT The in-3trument is designed for work with a liquid-
hydrogen bubble chamber and consists of a apacitive pick-up,
a measuring circuit a Jiscriminator irctjit and an electro-
magnetic valve. The level pick up or transducer is in the
form of a cylindrical capacitor (Fig. 1) of the same type as
that described in Pef. 2 (Ya~Nl SelplOor M.-S. Aynutdinov and
S.Nl Zombkovskiy - ITE no ~ 1960 29) The transducer does
not consume any Lurrent jo 'here 15 no question of heat-
transfer from it to the liquid The qensitivity of the trans-
ducer Is exprepsed by
/~c/'.h r 0.556(c E,)/InD2/DIIpF/ ml
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An Instrument for Meagur Ing E192/L?382
where D and D2 ar e t lie diatnet Or " Of the internal and
external yl j nd ef s respe,-. t ivelY
1 9 t he perm) I t I v I tV ut the 11(juld and
liq thp permit rivit y ()f the vapour-
V
It should be borne in mind that the,., pormittivities depend
on temperature and prf,-~,ljre Th-, t r ans,.JuL er had dimensions
I
D2 = 8.4 mm and D 1 1 MM It was tPq T ed in boiling liquid
hydrogen and nitrogen Its !zen-3il i%; it v I or I iquid hydrogen
was 0..6 pF/cm and for 1 1 qoj i d ni t r ogen 1t was I . 2 pF/cm The
electrical circuit of the itiF.' rument is -hown in Fig 2~
This is based on the capac itan(~ e-measuring circuit described
in Ref. 3 (Ye,,V Kuznetsov - PTE 1956 no, 1 58) A
quartz control oscillator 114ed in the circuit permits the
use of cable 45 m long betweon the pick-up and the circuit
The voltage proportional to the level of the liquid is
obtained across the r esistaric P P I P,.nd is measured by the
meter I The initial current from the supply source is
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5/12o/61/ooo/oo4/029/034
An instrument for measuring .... -!92/E382
compensated in the circuit. The zero setting before the
measurements is adjusted by the trimmer capacitor C I * The
sensitivity of the circuit is 0.3 V/pF and the linearity of
the meter is 28,0' for the capacitance range of 25 pF. The
overall sensitivity of the equipment is 0.36 V/cm for liquid
nitrogen, 0.18 V/cm for liquid hydrogen and 0.0115 V/cm for
helium. The control of the liquid level iR done by the
Schmitt circuit; the control interval for the liquid level
is set by the potentiometer R and the average level is
adjusted by the potentiometer R_ 'rhe normal control
interval for the equipment is over 5 mm. The instrument was
successfully tested with liquid hydrogen and was also used with
liquid nitrogen. The author expresses his gratitude to
N.B. Delon for discussing the problem and to P.F. Kozlov for
building the equipment. There are 2 figures and 3 references:
2 Soviet-bloc and I non-Soviet-bloc. The English-lang-uage
reference quoted is: Ref. 1 - W.E. Williams - Rev. Scient.
Instrum., 1954, 25, no.2, 111.
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5/120/61/000/004/029/034
An instrument for measuring .... E192/E382
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut AN SSSR
(Physics Instituto of' the AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: November 30, 1960
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ALEKSANDROV, Yu.A.; VORONOV, G.S.; GORBUTIKOV, V.M.; DELONE,
N.B.; NECHAYEV, Yu.I.; RATVEYEVA, A.V., red.; POPGVA,
S.M., tekhn. red.
(Bubble chambers) Puzyrlkovye kamery. (By] IU.k.Aleksandrov
I dr. MoAva, Gosatomizdat, 1963. 339 P. (MIRA 17 - 1)

L 24507-65 ~tEWT(m)- IJP(c)/SSD/BSD/AM(c)/AEDC(a)/SSD(&)/AFWL/AS 3
AM4020390 BOCK MWITATIM ASD(&)-5
AlekswArcrp Th* Ael Varonor,, Oe Sol Gerbunkov, Ve 9Delano,. No Bol 11schaTmv,001[
Bubble dim&hqrs'-.(ftsy*r'k*vj*y -kamry*) Mesa ow'# Gosatamisdat; 1963. 339 p.
I to Errata slip Inseeted, 36W copies printed, Under the editer-i
Ins bIbI 9
I
ship Delone.,:N* Bel Editort lktyoMa, As Vol Technical editort Popov&,
so~-Iv. -fPI-d6ft""rt-8MiMQF-#JI* As--
~~TCPX TAOSs Bubble chwabor,, charged particle.. track formtIon, track abservationj
photatila scattoring#.4drogoa refraction,, superhs&tedIiqaid,, Taper bubbless
hydrogen cb&xbor.
FURPCM AND CCVMCEs The book represents the first-attempt at asystematic ex-
-position of the principles of the operation and the design of bubble chambers
and 0 their possibilities for the observation of particles, Special attention
in paid to the physics of the formation and the observation of tracks In the bubble
chamber, to generalizatice of separate data concerning the properties of.the wor-
king medl=# and.to chamber design &M future trends.. V. L Vskslor directed the

L 24W-65
AU4=3W
author$! ittootion to the need for this--compilatione The-authors utilized the-
work~of specialists at the CbOyedinennyoy Mistitut UdorMkh lksledavaniy. the
lcheska i -ffm
hatitut Tearet' p!~r~lmintallncgr Fialki -the Fisicheekly T
Akademil Nauk SWRO &M We MOBROTaxly j=-hans;9ai;icbeyk_i7__Ih
ItItat, The
authors were MR directly by Lt BernshtW
(computing the scattering of phato-
fi3m) -it. NO;: or- (c ocking the ~ computations - of the geometric theory of AWica.
triceZ, -& and A. Suchkow
_�Ziridenkoy Lobtaining data concerning the refraotbr*
Wax of hydrogen),, Zubovs-Ivrogramming and performing the computer work),O
and 0. Panwareva (Mwparinj the Mustratism)o
TABIS,CV CCOTWMr
Foreword 3
ftrt
ra "ical principles of the action of a tubble absin r 3
Ch. Is Thtroduction
Ch* 2*- kitlation of vapor babbles by. acharged partIcle.-In a ouperheated liquid
A. SO
Cho 3, Special characteristics af the initiation process In liquid and S&*4Aqm Id
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Cho 4 Aroorth *ad condensation of bubbles -w-65
Cho 5j~' Iffoatly4n"s of bubble-obambers 91
Part II* Deslo of bubble dwabors
Ch. 6. Working nedia *f bubble chambers 93
--.Ch. 71 Pressure-changing mechanism 121
Ch, S* MumInAtion and phatograpbr-- . 147
Ch,, 9. Auxll-W7 apparatus needed for O"ration of a bubble chamber 44
Cho. 20o , H34regen chamber* 225
~~Io; Special structural characteristics of various bubble chamber* -.- 257
Cho
Part nL Particle Identification with the ald of bubble chubers
Cho 126 -Infazation. concerning a particle obtained as-& result of measuring
track-oofirdinates 267
Ch# l3o Measuring particle velocity according to the density of tracks 299
Cho 244' SettI4 up "riaents with bubble chambers X*
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ACCESSION NR: AT4025296 5/0000/63/000/000/0078/0085
AUTHORS.- Akulina, D. K.1 Nechayev, Y1.
TITLE: Interferometer system using an electronic phase shift6r for
the Measurement of rapid phase variation in the microwave band '
SOURCE: Diagnostika plazmy* (Plasma diagnostics)l ob. statey. Mos-
cow, Gosatomizdat, 1963, 76-85 0
TOPIC TAGS: microwave plasma, phase shifter, electromagnetic inter-
ference,' plasm& densitk, electron density
I
ABSTRACT: In view of some shortcomings of the Wharton scheme for
interferometric determination of the change in phase of a microwave
signal passing through a plasma (University of California Radiation
Lab. Report UCRL-4836, September 1957), a different interferometer
scheme is proposed using an electronic phase shifter first suggested
by V. P. Ty*chinskiy (Radiotekhnika i elaktronika v. 1, 12, 1525,
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ACCESSION NR: AT4025296
1956 and v. 3, 9, 1162, 1956). Among the advantages claimed for this
interferometer version is the possibility of using any type of micro-
wave generator (such as a magnetron), the elimination of the losses
occurring in long lines, additional amplification of the microwave
signal, and increased speed. The variation in plasma density can be
calculated from the known change in the phase of the signal, using
the formula
2x.d
A(P =
_'T_
where d -- plasma diameter, X wave length, n kp __ critical con-
centration at which the microwave signal does not pass througN the
plasma (n,, = 3.12 x 10-10 (02, where a) is the signal frequency).
The equip nt was test!d with a plasma jet J-6 am Ln diameter and
an electron density 10 2 clC The phase deviation amounted to 2w
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ACCESSION NR; AT4025296
t*,Ie lifetime of the plasma was 30-50 ~Lsec- Orig. art. hass 7
figures and 1 formula. -
ASSOCIATIONs None
SUBXITTEDj 190ct63
SUB'CODE: ME, EC
DATE ACQs 16Apr64
NR REP SOV: 002
ENCL: 02
OTHER: 001
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111alItHAYEV, Yu. (E:n-. KnJor)
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"Blade Machinen " (Io-,,a*ochnyye Mashtny) , Veo t . Vozd. Floti2, 1.'o. L, I -.,
SuTm-wry of art!-le D --: mar -

h7ECHAYEV, Yu. Eng. Maj. Cand. Tech. Sci.
"Characteristics of Turbojet Engines," Vest. Vozd. Flota, No.6, pp ')3-63,
1v53
Transilation D 1/909

I i ~ , V\ I .. , , ,\ ,
WAMM.P.K.; AIAK.UM,L.P.; GOVCROV,A-li.; KOIJOVALOV.U.Ye.; MWHATBV,
Yu.N. - FAVIJWXO.V.P.; FIDOROV,R.M.;PISARBV.M.S.. Inzhener-Mwam.
~~or; KM tekhnicheakiy redaktor
[Theory of Jet engines] TeorLia reaktirnykh dvigatelei. Noskva,
Voen. izd-vo Ministerstva oboroay SSSR. 1955. 295 P. (MIRA 9:3)
(Jet propulsion)

NEC-04-IT-IV, TO N
STWHKIM, Boris Sergeyevich. skadoulk.- KAUNDUAR, Pogas FArspetovich;
AJADUST. lay Petrovich; OOTOROT. Alsksmadr SWIsyevich; WOUTIT.
j4jj&&.A'16,-'sWmv,LcA;_WOROT, Roma Mironovich; DMITRIYETSKIT, T.T.'-
professor. doktor takhnichmairikh asuk. reteensent.- YININ. O.N..
kendidat tokhnichookikh nauk. rodairtor; BOOOKOICTA. N.Y., isdatell-
skly redmktor; ZUDAKIX, S.M., tekhnicheeldkh redaktor
(A theory of jet engiums; turbmachines] Teorlie reektlynykh dvigatolet
lopstochuye mashiny. Pod red. B.S.Stechkins. moakwo. Go@. itd-yo obor.
prourehl.. 1956. 548 p. (KLFA 10:1)
(Turbomahines)

11'FeCi I A' YEV , Y V N'
PHASE I BOOK E)GUTTATION 1111
Stechkin, Boris Saripyevich, Kazandzhan, Pogos Karapetrivich, Alekseye-~, L-ev
Petrovich, Govorov, Aleksandr Nikolayevich, Konovalov, Nikoiay Yefimu-,rl-h,
Nechayev, YxLlian Nikolayevich, and Fedorov, Roman Mironovich
Teoriya reaktivnykh dvigateley; rabochiy protsess i kharakteristiki (Theor-y of
Jet Engines; Operation and Characteristics) Moscow, Gborongiz, 19'A.
533 p. 20,000 copies printed.
Ed.:(Titie page): Stechkin, B.S., Academician; Ed. (Inside book): Yanovskiy, I.L.,
Engineer; Ed. of Publishing House: Bogomolova, M.F.; Tech. Ed.: Rozhi-n, V.P.;
Managing Ed.: Sokolov, A.I., Engineer.
PURPOSE: This is a textbook approved by the Ministry of Higher Education of the
USSR for students of aviation vuzes. The ~,ook may be also useful to engineers
working in the field of aircraft engine construction.
COVERAGE: This book is an independent part of the general course In "Theory of
Jet Engines." The first part of this series, "'iladed Machines", was pu lished
in 1956. In this book the authors describe in detail gas dynamics analysis,
the testing methods.and the characteristics of a numl r of types of jet engines.
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Theory of Jet Engines (Cont. )
ILU
Thq give the clAwalfleation of the basic types of jet engines: turt)o-jets,
turbo-props, r~-Jets, and Uqtdd propellant rocket engines, and describe- the
special features of each. The description of each particular type contains the
folloving information: a) the basic theory of oppration, 0 t.',.- methodr of leter-
mination of test-stand and flight characteristics, c),informAtion on special
features in practical operation of the engine, d) methods for selecting basic
design parameters, and e) the gas dymamics analysis of the engine in designing.
In the compilation of this book the works of Stechkin, B.S., Kazaadzhan, P.K.,
and others of the authors' collective were used, as well as the existing liter-
ature on bladed machines and jet engines. Individual chapters were written by
the following authors: Ch. I and TV, by Govorov, A.N.; Ch. IT and XV, by Alek-
seyev, L.P.; Ch. III and Sec- 7 of Ch. XVI, by Konovalov, N. Ye; Ch. V to EX,
by Nekchayev, Yu. N.; Ch. X, XI, and Sec. 1-6 of Ch. XVI, by Fedorov, R.M.; and
Ch. XII, XIV and Ch. XVII by Kazaa4shan, P.K. The authors express thanks to
Professors Nallkumov, T.M. and Kulagin, I.I., and also to Docent 7Astel, Yu-K.
for their valumble remarks and advice. There are 27 references, of which 25
are Soviet, including 2 tr-anslations)and 2 Rnglish.
Card 2/ 1.1

NECKAYEV, Tu.N.0 inzhener-podpolkovaik, professor, doktor tekha.nauk
Engines for space shiP9 of the future. Part 1: Electric power
stations In outer apace (as revealed by data from the foreign press).
Vest.Vozd.Fl. no.8:7546 Ag 161. (114IRA 14:8)
(Space vehicled-Propulsion systems)

NECHAYEV, Yu.W.: i*Ib.--podpolkovnJ-k, prof., doktor takhn.nauk
Engine of the space ship of the frture. Part 2t Electrical
rocket engina(as revealed by foreign press data). Vast. Vozd.
Fl. no.10:76-79 0 161. (MIn 15:2)
(United States- Sp&ie 7ehi clee- Propulsion systems)

NECHAYEV, Yu., inshener-polkoynik, prof., doktor tekhn.nauk
Flights to the depths of the wAverse. Av.i knam. 45 no.~:
10-17 162. OGRA 1518)
(Outer space exploration)

-Ecli'~ lnzh.-polkovTiik;
Y .,,,,,.prof., doktor tokhn. nauk,
aht L
'; ITIK, G. 1. , red . ; CIAPAvEVA, ~%. 1. , tekhn. red.
.LIntake device!; of supersonIc planc.9] %khod-ve uzltroirtva
sverkhzvu~co-r,-kh s,r%olotav. Yoskv,~, VoonIzdit, ]c,03. 137 j.
,m,IF,A 16:12)
I
(Airplane ~---Jot propulsion)

HICHArEV, Tu., iazh.-polkovnIk, prof., doktor tekhn. mauk
Regulation of input devices of supersonic airplmmes. kv.
kom. 45 no-D53-60 Ja 163. (MIRA 16:1)
(Airplanes-Turbojet engines)

PHASI I BOOK EXPL40ITATION sov/6577
Nechayev, Yu. N., Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Engineer,
Colonel
Vkhodnyye ustroystva everkhzvukovykh samoletov (Air Inlets of
Supersonic Aircraft) moscow, Voyenizdat N-va obor. SSSR, 1963.
137 P. 5500 copies printed.
Ed.: G. I. Kalashnik; Tech. Ed.: R. I. Chapayeva
PURPOSE: This book is intended for the engineering, technical, and
flying personnel of the Soviet Air Force and for students of
technical aviation and flying schools of the Air Force, Civil
Air Fleet, and Dosaaf.
COVERAGE: The book presents designs of the air Inlets and t~ie pro-
ceases taking place in them. Particular attention Is given to
the ga3-dynsmic processes connected with the central-body Inlet
diffusers. There are 12 referenceot I Soviet and 11 obn-Soviet.
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ENT(1)/E.IT(m)/EEG(k)-2/T/EWP(t)/ETI/EI-VP(k) IJP(c) NG/JD/GS
ACC NRt AT60163" (N) SOURCE CODE3 UR/0000/65/000/000/0022/0029
AUMORS: Bokshtey7i, S. Z.; Bokahteyn, B. S.; Zhukhovitshk-i--6-"; Ki-a hk-~~S !--T
Nechayov,-Yu. S.
ORG: none 'C
TITLL: Relaxation me hod for the study of point defects in the cgj~al 111ttice of
metals
SOURCE: All UkrSSR. Podvizhnost' atomov v kristallichaskoy reshetke (Mobility of
atoms in cryatnl lattice). Kiev, Izd-vo Naukova dumka, 1965, 22-29
TOPIC TAGS: metal cryotal, crystal lattice, I crystal lattice defect,
0 m2ph I
ABSTRACT: A rolaxation method for the study of point defects In moull ci-jutal
lattices is presented. The proposed method is particularly suited for the separate
determination of the activation energies of vacancy formation Qf, and vacancy
mobility Qm in metal crystal lattices. The method is based on the determination of
the vacancy relaxation time at) a function of the tnynporaturo
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29800-66
ACC NRi A76016344
F 1g, . I .lomporaturc dependence of the electrical
FiBk
rooistanco of notals for difforont rates of
hooting. 1 - lattice with equilibrium vacancies
concontration small hosting rato; 1, - lattice
without vacancies, large heating rate;
2p 3 - intermediate curves.
and Q. fron -c r A c x p (Q,.; R T).
The value of ~f is darived from a j:ra;h of In LL-R VU 7h0 -'.10thad wan
it T
7.PQ ntal insUi Inti
,,ested on alujunun un,': a 3choritic of the o r ime (,n if;
presentod. It was found that tho ralaxAil~ion Liino for A.1 at the mcltixi,~ -,.oint was
1.9 x 10-1 sec anci Cf ::~ 17 ~cal/nolu. A varintInn oil the above motnod affords
a s-~udy of *4,-,o 'rUnotic3 for 1~hn r,~-os*LaUILL~~-rjnt of oq-Liiliuri= vurar,~.,.os- c~ncer,~.rn-
tions. This method ig basod on tho doterrdnation of the chunCn in ti,a oloctrical
rosintanco 4 ~ 1 = 9 1 - Zo,,, whoro Q C), is tho oloctrical resistnnea of an
ideal lattice at 7, un6 Is the equii1brium value nf Lho oloctrical rouintanco
at T1
Orig. art. has: 7 f if-,ures and' 4 eq,.wtion2.
SUD GODE. 2 101/ SUBM DA-ii: Crruo c 61.
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ACCEMON NR- AP5012028 UR/0377/65/000/001/0031/0038
(Decoaaad)j
AUTHOR: j-Ya-gud-a-yov-M-.W
Bas!T~, A. Yo. Nechayev, Yu. Ye.: Mavashov, Yu.
Ishm, V. Ju.
71TIX: 4fgh= temperature jolar furnace 2 m in diameter
SOURCE: Gelltotekhnft no l i
965, 31-38
TOPIC:TAGSs - solar furnscj~
solar energy converter, hellostat, reflector orlentatIon,
electronic tra-627W-system
ABSTRACT: A two-motor solar furnace with a hellostat was constructed In 1962 at the
solar likboratory of the FTI AN VzSSR in order to permit the study. of thgrm2p at
by Cal
/Vronerties of materrials at high temperatures. The furnace consists of two units, a
Ij parabolic reflector with a mirror (2 in In diameter) and an orientator, each having its
own system of azimuthal- zonithal axon. The instrument can be used: (a) for the direct
orientation of the reflector by the sun and (b) In oporation with the hellostat orientator,
!---tho-aPtIcal--axPj-oUtb-,
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Tetraphenyl borate method for determining potassium in natural
wuters. Inform. abor. MGM no.4il"-146 '56. (MM 10:4)
(Potassium) (Wator-Analysts)

A12,11KOV, A.A. ; N-!,C.LAYI;VA, ~.A.
Sorption of molyh(lenum under natural conditions. nform. Bbor.
VSZ~,'Xl no.lq:6~-73 ISr4. (MIRA ' 3: 1: )
(Molyb,ieaum) (Sorption)

3/137/62/ooo/ooi/ol6/237
A060/AlOl
AUTHORfli ZabrodIn. U. I., Nechayeva, A. A., Korobochkina, T. V.
TMEt Content of rare alkali elements In the mineral salts of the Soviet
Union and plans for their Industrial extraction
PERIODICALt Referatlyn" zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 1. 1962. 5-6, abstract 1042
.(V ab. "Redk-. shcheloahn. elementy". Novosibirsk, Sib. otd. AN SSSR,
1960, 97-100)
TEXT j The autnors report on the results of a study of the content and
distribution of rare alkaline elements in the mineral salts of the Soviet Union.
The concentration of 173s and I'l In the mineral salts studied is not industrially
worthwhile. The Sr content in some waters and salts attains up to 0.01 - 0.1%,
and sometimes up to 1%, however, their processing Is for the meanwhile Inexpe-
dient. in view of the large stores of Sr In ores. Slimes andclayey materials
of salt rocks and 1&ke-bot+om deqits are always enriched with Rb and usually
contain It In a ratio of n . 10 . These products may be considered an a
potential natural base with practically unlimited stores of Rb. Traces of Rb
are noted in other salt rocks not containing potash salts. In the natural
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Content of rare al"ll elements ... Ao6o/AIOI
waters and brines of salt lakes the Rb content does not exceed n - 10-4q9. Only
Sollksmak carnalites and the exhausted electrolyte obtained f*rom their processing
In magnesium plants are of practical importance as raw Rb sources at the present
time. The electrolyte contains 0.03 - 0.04% Rb. A now method Is worked out for
extracting Rb from spent electrolytes by the use of ion-exchange. LI Is also
concentrated In slime and clayqy materials, but, in contradistinction to Rb
which then passes Into the solid phase, LI together with B remain in eutonIc
solutions. Boron-bearlng strata of salts and salt bosses contain up Lo 0.1%
L120. in the course of processing these products for potash manure ana Doron
products, It will probably be possible to extract LI by tne way. Another
possible source of Li extractlo be the brines of salt laxes ana underground
10_%may
waters containing (i - 2) L1, in the course of their complex processing
for soda, borax, Br, 1.
S. Rossovskly
[Abstracter's note; Complete translationj
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MORACHVSXff. D-Te.; NICHATIVA, A.A.
Characteristics of the migration of rhoulus from solybdenites.
Gsokhlulla no.6043-545 160. (MIRA 13slO)
1. TessoyusW n&uchno-loolodovatellskly geologichookiy institut,
Leningrad.
(Rhonlum) (Nalybdonite)

NECHAYLIVA, A.A,
DetermirLing rhonl= In natured watere. Infom.oI,,;r.VaL;,L-'
no.51sl5l,154 161. O[Da 1'/:?,
(Rheniumo-Anulyzis) (Water-Analysis)

BEIZAKOVA, Ye.Ye.; REZNIKOV, A.A.; KRAMARFNKO, Lle.; ZIECIIAYEVA,
AA,..; KROIIIDOVA, T.F, , ZAYTSEV, I.K,,, red.; ENTO, M.L..
red. izd-.va; lffXGVA, V.V,, tekhn. red.
(Geochemica.1 method of searching for ore deposits in a.-id
and semiarid regionalGidrokhimicheskii metod poiskov rud-
nykh mostorozhdenii v &ridxWkh i poluaridrWkh oblastiakh.
[BY) E.E.Beliakova I dr. Moskva, Gosgeoltekhizdat, 1962.
266 p. (MIRA 15-9)
(Geochemical prospecting)

REZNIKOV, A.A.; 2CHAYEVAP A.A.
ft-~. "., .
Oxidation of mol7bdenlte. IrSorm.stor.73ZGZI no.56:109-12~
Various forms of molybdenum in aqueous solutions. lbid.:127-135
(RIU 17: 1)

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NVCHATA (Leningrad, 1-13, Vereyokayn iil.. d.11. Irv. 7)
ltxercise therapy in heart surgery. Veet. khir. 92 no-5:94-97 W 059.
(MIRA 12: 7)
1. lz kafedry vrachebnoy fizkulltury (zav. - dotsent Yu. I. Danlko)
i pospltallnoy )rhirurgicheskoy kliniki (zav. - prof. F. G. Uglov)
1-go leningradskogo meditainal-cogo Instituta im. 1.P. Favlova.
(ZMCISB THERAPT) (I[FART--StMERT)

WHAYLVAS -A.B.
Exercise therapy in patients subjected to lung Euri-er7. Veat.
khir. 85 no. 8:31-38 Ag 160. (XIRA 14:1)
(LUNGS-SUPGMY) (aFJ(CISE TIMWTY)

I;SCHAnVA, A.,' .
F~ I rr *~! (,rp 1 .9 *,,, t - j." th,l , ;: -- . fi , -, " r f"r1rh *. , c :h -1 . t "B
during trit-ndiore troat=nt. -Ira ,. "Plo no.060-62 Ap'63.
(MRA Y:7)
1. Kafedra fakulltetsk-y '.Prapi~ (;,w,.-prof. A.Ya.Oubergrits)
Dinetskog( rnml~tsinskDgc ,nstlt~Oli.
(RHEMU.IC HFART MUSE) ( L!'rr.-R-.DISFASES )
( KJTADIGNE )

BRUK, A.S.; LEYBOVICH, R.Ye.; IVANOV, Ye.B.; SMULISON, A.S.; BELUKHA,
A.A.; MUCHNIX, D.A.; FARTUSH]1AYA, R.M.; Prininali uchaBtiyel
KUTEVOY, P.M.; GOLIDBERG, P.Ya.; N=HAYKVA, A.P.; KUBTSHKINA,
L.I.1 SHKYYXET, A.M.; VASIVCHENKO, �.I.; BARASH, D.A.;
KARPOVA, K.K.; KHODANKOV, A.T.
Effect of temperature changes In the control heating flues an
the qual-ity of the metallurgical coke, Koks I khim. no.7,,2(_,9--27
163. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Dnepropetravskiy metallurgicheakiy Inatitut (for Bruk,
laybovich, Kutevoy, Golldberg, Nechayeva, Kubyahkina, Sheykhet).
2. Krivorozhakiy metallurgichoskiy zavod (for Ivanorv, Smullson,
Belukha, Muchnik, Fartushnay-a, Vasiltcheriko, Barash, Karpova,
Khodankov).
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CENTRAL SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH LABORATORY OF FERMENTATION INDUSTRY, MOSCOW
"GLUTATHION IN DRY TEAST.0
SO. KIKROBIOLOGIIA, VOL. L', NO.L, JAN-FEB-luf

NF-cwAyevA, A, S
USSR/Microbiology - General Microbiology. F-1
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3) 19581 9753
Author Nechaeva, A.B., Vargina, A.K.
Inst --:-
Title Assimilation by Coli of Nutrient Substances upon Aerated
Cultivation and Their Accunrulation of Antigen.
Orig Pub : Tr. Mosk. n.-i. in-ta vaktsin I syvorotok, 1956, 8, 202-214
Abstract : Bacteria of typhoid, paratyphoid B, Flexner and Sonne dy-
sentery were cultivated on casein broth at 370 with aera-
tion (I volume of air per volume of medium). Of the car-
bohydrate sources tested, glucose was most utilized; so-
dium lactate was consumed by bacteria better than sodium
acetate or sodium citrate. Glucose was consumed chiefly
during the initial hours of culture development; the me-
dium was strongly acidified, since sodium lactate my act
as a natural alkalizer. Of the nitrogenous substances In
the medium, the bacteria at first assimilated amino acids
Card 1/2

USSR / Microbioloa. Kedica.1 and Veterinary Kicrobiology. F-S
Abs Jour: Referst Zh.-Biol., No 6, 25 March, 1957, 21976
Author Kossova, A.K., Necbm~wvs, A.S.
Inst
Title Obtaining Antigens from Bacteria of the Intestinal Group
Grown on a Liquid Medium with Aeration.
Orig Pub: Tr. Koak. n.-i. In-ta va"sin i syvorotok, 1956, 8, 2-15-223
Abstract: No abstract.
cam : 1/1 -17-

USSR MIr r'obiolog:, Mlcrob,?s Pithogent,- to ~ium,~rf-.
and AntMn13
Abs Jour: Referat. Zh. Biol., No. 1, 1959, 710
Anthor : Nechaeva, A.S., Vargina, A.K.
Title : Accumulation of a "Total" Antigen in Cultivation
With Aeration of Typhoid Bacteria
r.1'rig Pub: Nauchn. tr. Mosk. n.-I. In-t vaktsin I syvorotok,
1956, 8, 322-330
Abstract: In growing of cultures of typhoid bacteria TY2
by the depth method with aeration, the antigen
accumulation begins with the first hours of growth,
and in 10 hours It has already reached 70% of the
total antigen quantity; it reaches Its maximum
in the microbial mass after 16-18 hours, after
which It slows down In relation to the predomi-
nance of the proceas of cells dying off over th.,~Ir
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2

USSR/Microbiology - Microorganisms Pathogenic to Humans and F-5
Animals.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 9957
Author Nechaeva, A.S., Vargina, A.K.
Inst
Title Antigen Accumulation by Fle)mer Dysentery Bacteria When
Cultivated with Aeration.
Orig Pub Naurhn. tr. Mosk. in-ta vaRtsin i syvorotok, 1956, 8, 331-
339
Abstract It was established that the process of antigen accumulaLioL
by dysentery bacteria occurs during the whole period of cul-
tivation (24 hours), while in typhoid cultures this process
terminates after 16-18 hours. Immunogenic activity of an-
tigens was checked on mice. Antigens obtained from a micro-
bial mass of Flexner dysentery culture at different times
of cultivation did not liffer in i=m1nogenicity. Immunoge-
nity of antigens isolated from a liquid phase increased
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