SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NECHITAYLOV, M. - NECHVILE, J.

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IZCHITAY W . N., mayor.
Sow advice on methods in the tactical training of a tank platoon.
Vaen.vest. 36 no.2:29-32 F '56. (KLRA 9-8)
(Tank warfare)

NECHITAYLOV, M., podpolkovnik
Rocket which does not burn out. Starsh.-serzh. no.2:)2-33 f '61.
(MIRA 14-7)
(Electronic apparatus and appliances)
(Targets (Military science))

Irr.CHITAYlDVtV.A.
Necrotic changee in the bone narrow tn acute laucoses.
Probl. gemat. iperel. krovi 4 no. 10:32-40 0 159.
(MBIA 13:8)
1. Iz kafedry patologicheskoy anatomii (Nachallnik - prof.
A.H. Chistovich) Voyenno-moditainBkoy ordena Lenina akademii
imeni.S.M. Kirova.
(?OJiRC)W-IW,CRWIS) (:~ELTYEMIA)

NNHITAYLW V.A., otarshly inzhoner-loytenant
Important task of an -vtomobile repair control station.
Vast. protivovozd. obor. nt.6:iO-52 Je '61. (MIRA 11,:8)
~,'U,dar, i- ilitary)

NEGHXTAIWVI- T.A, --
HYPOrPlastic processes in the bow marrow in acute leukemias.
Arkh.pat 21 no. 11 r73-78 159, (KIRA 13 & 12)
?LBUKMIA) (KARROW)

DROZDOV, Aleksandr Dmitriyovich, doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.; HECHIUYLOV.
-Viktor Vlad ., assistent; KOPYLOV, Vladimir -Tv~virh,
6-ta;-SHU laborant, inzh.
NonlInear netvorks containing steel used for the relay protection
of a.c. locomotives. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; elektromekb. 5 no.1;
55-61 162 - Cdi--A 15-~)
1. Dekan elektrwwkhanichesko 0 fakullteta Novocherkasakogo
politekhnicheskogo inBti tuta ~for Drozdov). 2. Kafedru elaktricheskikh
stantoiy, setey i siatem Novocherkassirogo pol-itek-hnicheskogo Instituta
(for Nechitaylov, Lopylov).
(Electric locomotives)

NECHITAYLOV, V.V.; KOPYLOV, V.I.; TSOKANOV, V.V.
Study of the protection system of the power nf~twork -,! *,r.e N-if"
a.c. locomotive. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; elektromekn. I rr,.,:
205-210 162. (:,GRA ",:-1)
(Electric locomotives)

NE)CHITAYLOT, Viktar Vladimirovich, assistent
Study of the porformance of a nhort-cirvult protection system of an
a.c. locomotive. Izv.vys.uchob.zav.; alektroackh. 5 no.10:1160--
.1167 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Kafedra elektricheakikh stantaiy, setey i sistem Novocherkaaskogo
politakhnicheakogo inotituta.
(Electric locomotiveo) (Electric protection)

MIKHAYLOV, Vladimir Vladimirorich, kand. tekhn. nauk, dotsent;
NECHITAYLOV, Viktor Vladfairovich, inzh.
Blocking induction relay for increasing the eenritivIty of
the start components of dietance-t7pe protection systems.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; elektromakh. 6 no.12:1373-1379 '63.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Kafedra elektricheskikh stantsiy, setey I sistem Novo-
cherknoskogo politekhnicheskopo instituta.

MIKHAYLOV, V.V. , krmd. tmkhn. nauk, dotsent; NECHITAYIDV, V.V., inzh.
Analyals of methods for increasing the sensitivity of the
starting devices of distance-type protection systems. lZv.
Yys. ucheb. zav.; energ. 8 no.7:1-6 JI 165. (MIRA 18t9)
1. NovocherkaBskly politekhnicheskiy institut imeni S.
Ordzhonikidze. ProdsA-vlena kafedroy alektricheakikh stantsly.

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NMITCHI G.P.
WHOMMUMOMMA"
Technic of obtaining naftral. condensed. and combinod with placental
tissue placental fluid; therapeutic results. Bull.Acad.serbe sc.,
cl&sse mod, 11 no.2:3-8 1954.
(TISSUN THWUN.
placental extracts)
(nAMMA,
extract@, ther. use)

brECHITI. G.? ing.; MUMUIX, Gh.; TOPEC1, Gh.
from the experience of the maLgament organization of the
Gherla District, Cluj region. Rev Foodezie 7 no.2-33-45 163.
1. O.R.P.O.T. Cluj.

AUTHOR; ~xechkhayev,-w-.1, Engineer SOV/122-58 6 8/29
TITLE: Machining of bpherical burfaces by Yeans of ra,-e-mij..iing
Vutters (Obrabotka sharovcy poverkhnosti. metLlcm
tortscvogo frezerovaniya)
PERIODICAL-. Vestnik mashinostrcyon-1ya, 1958, ar 8, p r13 ~USSR)
ABSTRACT: The normal practi.:e in machliAng of spherical surfaces
kboth concave and convex) is to employ the depth gauges
or some copying assemblies. These, horever are liable to
result in distortion of the geometry of the surface
,m new method, employing fa:e-mililng cutters, Las been
developed by Yuzhne-Ural'skly mashinostroite.'nyy zavcd
(South Ural Machine Plar-t) and this a.16ws achieving a
greater accura,,-,y of the machining and at the -zame time
gives geometri:aliy-true~ spherisa~ surfaces. TLhe method
is based on the fact that the interse~:ti:;n c~f an~7 plane
with the sphere gives a (--.ir.:Ie as the 'brace, as shown in
iigure 1, where a and b are the p-ints of intersection
of two suzh circles Wlth the netation of tY.e fiizure
the radius of the sphere is-
R = Id sin OL
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6CV/i2? 58-8 16/29
Machining of k;pherlcal burfa-,es by Means of Yace-mil_inrF ~'ut'ers
Suppose now that the circle of diameter d 16 the trace
of the mill'.ng cutter and the 71r,^Ie of diameter 1) the
trace of the point of Interse-tion a or t cbtaliied as
the result of the rotation of the workpiece spindle
(see Fig-are 2), then after a fuli revclution cf Ule work
spindle kwith the -.utter rotating all the time) a
spherical surface is obtained, where AA Is the axim of
the work spindle, BO Is the axis of rotation of the
cutter's head and 0 Is the angle of inclination of the
cutter to the axis of work spindle. vepending up3n the
angle 0 either a 8pherisal belt or a spherical 6ector is
produced.
Figure 3 shows an example of such machining and represents
the main body of a crusher Tests with polishing of spher-
ical surfaces employing a cup-shaped wheel gave good results
as well. There are 3 figures.
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WAN, B.P.; OIKS, G.N. [Oyka, G.N.]; KUDRIN, V.A.1 RECIRIN, I.M. [Nechkin,
LNO) .
Influence of hydrogen concentration in the final Martin slag
on the variation of hydrogen content in the metal during the
discharge and temmlng. Analelo metalurgle 16 no.2131-)5
Ap-Je 62.

i ,IIi
EgMED, D.I., inzhener; MICMN, N.G., manter.
Sulfmr removal during are boiling. Stall 15 no.1:37-41 Ja 155.
(Seel ting) (Iro*--Nst&llurd7)(9UlI'ur) (KIRA 8 15)

S/ 1 -"0/6( )/("/"
A006/A001
AUTHORS Deyneko, D, I , Nechkin, M. G , Nazarov, K S
'Il"LE: Pattling of N#:w Bottoms on Largp-Capa-,"y Op,~n Hpar~.h F~'mar--5
PERIODICAL: Metallurg, 1960, No. I!, pp. 20-23
TEX"-: In the repair of oper, hearth flirriaces high-spe,-~d fettlIng has been
developed by inerimasIrg the thickness of the fettled layers from 20 - 25 to ur tr.
IW mm. On the basis of experimental investigations, high-speed fettling of nAw
bottoms of large-capacity furnaces A and B was cay-ied out by shop Sfrior Masqt-r
M 0 Np,,hkln of the Magnitogorsk Metallurgical Combine. "Ekstra" magn,~stte
powder, roasted dolomite, mill scale and open-hearthfurnace slag were thsa
materials used. The heat load of furnace B was by 3 million kcal/hour h1gh,-?r
than that of furnace A, and the bottom of furnace A was fe-.tlgd Ir five lay'Rrs
whereas that of furnace B was fettled in six layers. On the basis of tm,? :~xp~rl-
ment performed the following recommendations are given: The Initia.1 and ftn&l
layer should be fettled with pure magnesite powder and the Interreediatt layers
with a mixture of magnesitt^ powder, scale and open he&-th furnace slag. The
latter may be substituted by roasted dolomite which -equir-s a higher amount of
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3/130/60/000,/') 1 1/1J05,110 11
A006/AO01
PettlIng of New Bottoms on Large-Capacity Open 11f*arth Furnaces
scale. ScorificatIon of the bottom masonry must te made with vale which
penetrates, due to Its grPater fluidity, Into the profound layers of thr. masonry
and fIlls In all the pores and seams prevent-Ing the penetrat-'or of cas-t Irnn ~r
metal. Only after the masonry has been completely saturated with liquid scale.
scorifliation of Its surface with open hearth slag may be started. The fInal
thick layer of magnesite powder (LOO mm) Is gradually penetrated du-ing thd4
first melts after fettling. To preserve this layer, it is zrecessary to fettla
on It a thin layer of roasted dolomite which when connected to th~* uppc!- cortion
of the magn,-isits layer produces a strong external crust which prctects the thIA
layer from rupture and floattng-up. The fettled layer should be- scorl."Ied only
with scale sinee the upper layer becomes porous when scorified with slag. Th--a
heat load during the fettling process should not be too high. The ln,ir!iase Ir,
the thickness of the layer attained (100 mm) Is not an extromal value. The
investigation of a further Increase In thickness of fettled laygre is Imp.~,-atlve
as well as the reduction cf the total amount of layers. The experiments performed
showpol that the use of thp high-speed fettling mathod reduoed the duration of
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S/ I 3Q/60/0w/(, I
A006/AOOI
FAttling of New Bottoms on Large-Capacity Oper. klear-.h Purmaces
fettling by 3 to 4 times producirg high durability. There are 2 figures.
ASSOCTATTONi Magnltogorskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat (Maginitogorsk Metallurgl-.
c&1 Combine)
Card 3/3

KOZHANOV, M.G.; NECHKIN, M.G.; ANTIPIN, V.G.; PGNOMARF.V, Yu.fu.
Rapid fritting of new bottoms In large-capecity oper, n &,r-n
furnaces. Metallurg 7 no.9:13-15 3 '62.
1. Magnitogorskiy metallurgicheskiy kambinat.
(Open-hearth furnace s-Mal n ter Fv- -e ar~ r-psill-

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KUj)RIjj, V.A.. kand.tokhn.nailk, dotsent; TMIN, Te.I., lnzh.: UVrUVTU
Tu.H., inzh.; ARROSIMOV, Te.Y., kftnd.tekhn. milk
Snelting of bull-bearing steel in acid open-hearth furnaces.
Izv.vys.ucheb.sav.; chern.met. no.6:35-46 Je '58.
(MIRA 12:8)
1. Moskovskly institnt stall. Rokomendovano kafedroy metallurgit
stall Moskovskogo instituta stall.
(Open-hearth process) (Bearine metals)

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nikovuy stali v i%islj,~!.
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SL eltirl, A-
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t. eir ex erience Lai,,,,ed
. --jble:; by the VIS (Moscov; 17 t t e
c1 :cr -1 t ic nith the Uetall il
It- was found ti.L~ t!.e
6erved Eftp.- i' i
..a.- a substaritial e r,~-
flaished metal (F- ;i-e I T~ c
C.,IC4U,~: 4:. I._ f.,~
"Drd

SC V/ 1 77
An Efficient Dcoyidl: A
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ASSOCIATICII: Llloskovskij
I, ~tee 1--De( xi ili* i- ii
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AUTHORS-
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
S/ 13C/60/,~,4y 6/ 1
Kudrin, V. A., Nechkin, Yu. M., Tyurin, Ye. j., Abrosimov, Ye.
Experiments on Compressed-Air Blow of Metal in Acid -pen `ieart:-~
Furnaces d
Metallurg, 196G, No. 6, pp. 17-18
TEXT- Blowing of the metal pool In open-hearth process may be succe3st',j_y
performed by replacing oxygen by compressed air. To revea' the special feature3
in the technology of steel melting In an acid furnace with blowing of tne Too-',
a number of melts using compressed air, were performed at one of the 'Jral ;~Ian-_--
The experiments we 5e made on 85-ton acid open-hearth furnaces with a hearth
surface of 27-28 m and 860-mm deep metal pool; blast furnace ga.s/11n,i mazu*t
were used an fuels; the tests were carried out on 0-15 (3LIn~l )Atee. with
limited silicon reduction, The bubbling time was 2-3 hours, Iron tubes Dif
1 inch in diameter and 4-6m length were employed for the blast. The preis"Ire
of compressed air was 4-6 atm. and Its consumption was about
Changes in the composition of the metal and the slag of one experimental sme'.'
are given in n graph, It wna ontablimhed thnt n1r b1n.9t employed for, an tlcl~j
open hearth pool increased the burning-out rate of carbon up to
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3/130/60/OuQ/G06/0(jt,/(_ i i
F-xperiments on Compressed-Air Blow of Metal in Acid Open-flearth Furmaces
caused a sharp Increase In the metal temperature during the blast and reduced
the time of bubbling without impairing the metal quality. Blowing of the poc'
eliminates the use of scarce pure iron ore with respect to P and 3 content and
the contamination of the steel by alumina. The described method reduces the
period of the passive pool state prior to active bubbling. There are I grapn
and 1 table,
ASSOCIATIONt Monkovskiy institut stall (Moscow Steel Institute)
Card 2/2

KbDRII,P V.A.; OYKS, G.R.; SUROKIN, S.P.; GLUSHTSCV, M.V.;
NAM, B.P.; LAPSFOVI, M.P.; YUDSGI-,'-r.-r.,-P-EThENK0, G.D.;
ADRIAMOVA, V. P.
Smelting high-grade steel in open-hearth f'Lrnaces fired with
natural gas. Stall 20 no. 7:599-602 Jl 6o. (MIRA 14:5)
(Opon--~earth furnaceo-Equipment and supplies)

KUMIN. V.A.: RECHKIN-.--- Tu.H.; TYURIN. Te.I.; AMOSIHOV, Te.T.
Dete-m"ning the contamination of the ShKh15 steel W
noumetalll~ oxide inclusioas. Zav.lab. 26 no.6:732-733
160. (NEU 13:7)
1. Koakovskiy Institut stali.
(Steel-Metallography) (Oxides)

AMORS: Kijdrin, V. A.. Nernkin, Y,,.M Tjurln, Yp, I ;~r,r ~z'm v. YP
T ITLI Technology of arld open-hearth smelt inv,
PERIODICAL: R e f e r av n y y z h u rn a I . M r! t a I ~ u r K I y it , n o . I I , 1. 1~;,. a f, F t r ~i
I I V 2 29 V s b . : " N r, v r, y P -j t e r) r I I i p r a k t I K e p 7- z - v: imar! Pn,~,/Sr,
stal I Mosrow, Metal lur-g! Zdat , V#') I , ?'),I - _J~ ~ D! z -~ 41.,
TM: Under normal ,~peratlnn f ar. avicl ,pen-hearO, !'~Irna, P 0111~1
charge, the slag composit !(-,n Is regulated by I he fet' ' Ing - f th- r!-. a, f,
dently of the type of the pro,:esi, an(.' ho 'harve , rmposl t 1, -)r. I ar,*
the s' ag I s det em, I ned 1,y ! hp qua i I ty f ~ he fpt tl 1 nF, FLrMMs r,
-nargp and deperids malmy upr)r, the Mn , f trie
the charge Increases, br)th wrien ,per-at Ing with rpverzit t,- ~In!
without It, the quantity ,f slag Increases sharply. Thins, ih-r. stir- Mr. 1,r., e~.'
the charge In 0 .3 - 0. 41, t he quant I t y -)f s! ag aft4~r I ne me: ng -,,-jn3l
for 1.2 - 1.4% Kn content the quantity if slag ln~-rr-ases ip 1, - - .
from the fettling is expended in the s1agging )f ~he MnO, an-j t.-,s 'r, -~pe7-atirx
without reversible slag, up t. the moment -,f rneltAng tnp -I ir
Card 11/ 2

Technology )f acid open-hearth smoltirig, A(_#,, /Al- 1
of 40 - 50%, of the mat.erial f the furnaoc neart.n ~Lnd walls I -) ~ ~ ~P , -i i r) q -04 11
reversible slag this figure Is redu,ed *.-, I(_, - 101'. Trie exper,,1,j-,r- )f na r,7 ! - j:
materials is also reduced , orrPsF,,)n(IInp,1,j. The presen,,e -f , .-~ - , , 4 1 r~ *n-
charge promotes the prodii-t 1()r, :)f Wal wIlh i (-)WeT si rq, , ,Trpurl ' i -n~ Pn'
and a higher Mn content Is Inexped!ent qln,.e P leads I-, ,n In.- :r,, *np q,j%,
Ity of slag and oorrespondingly vo an Increas,- in the expendi',,ro " r!l,l r
materials and the burn-off of Mn and Fe. A Pirl.ner Ir,-rease ,.r .7l') .~.r'ew 1r.
the slag during the process of ebu- 'I'llo,i ocews as rpsli' .-f th- ri'-d i I )n
from the heart.h and Its oxidal i,)n a, ~.he metal -s,' aj~ I:-), Prf-a,e as ~ i [.~, ~- E-1 r)y
the experimental data as 1~o 1-nu pre5en-e of a gr~td, en, In ne 7 1, -r.1 r al a-z
a function of the vat depth. An I,v:rpase In ron,eril. 'he F:aF ,cads a
reduction in the flaldity -,f tne .~.ag an,i ~r.p ra- -A 'T. rp -)P
the furnace ttirougn the .9,j7 Irl- 'r,~ m-, Dy
~Ivity of the slag and tne r~xila* !,~r. rate -If !ne mg j
rate from the hear+h. The !yp(- --f -ie pr,,,~ess
has a considerable effe-t jpcr. ~.Iip f P
upc-n the proress of *heir e1.m1na*. r..
~Abstrar-er's e' r -ins Y
Ca rd d ~

NMp B.P.1 OUS, G.N.; KUMIII, V.A.1 NI)CHKINS YU.M.
ftetare determining hydrogen content in finished steel.
Izv. vys. ucheb, sav#; cbern. met. 4 no*7s55-61 161.
(HIM 14:8)
1. Koskovakiy inatitut sts.1i.
(Steel-Hydrogen content)

KAMP B.P.; OYKS, G.R.; KUDIRIN, V.A.; NECHKIN, Yu.M.
Effect of hydroj~en concentration in final open-hearth furnace
Glag on changes in hydrogen content of the metal during Its
tapping and pouring. 1zv.vya.ucheb.zav.; chern.met. 4 no.9:
54-58 961. (MIRA 14slO)
1. 1~bskovskiyinatitut stali.
(Steel-Hydrogen content) (Slag-AnalyBis)

KIJDRIN, V.A.; NAM, B.P.
Acowlerating open-hearth furnace operatio". Metallurg 8 no.5'
" W 163. (MIRA 16:7)
(Open-hearth furnaces)

NECHKINg Yu.M.; KUDRIN, V.A.1 YAVOYSKIY, V.I.
Effect of the basicity of open-hearth furnace slags an the ir
tendency to foam. Isv. vyw. ucheb. say.; chern. met. 7 no.3t
53-56 164. (MIRA l7t4)
1. Moskovskiy Institut stall i splav4q.

KUTDRIN, V.A,, A FGN! KCA, ,'~ M.,NECHKIN, Yu.M.,, SOROKIN, S.P., 7UPIN~ Ye.l.,
:-A~C-!IOVA, M. P. Ye.S.
F,f~rfurman,e -~' ~, ~,) +or open-heartli ftrnace w~,!n a ro-,f tas
and oxygen irg 1 6 nc. ' : U J~ ja '6).
(M:F,A -8:4,

NZIL-Al E ~ 1*1 0 - Y .
The 1;.w of' hy-Iraulii similtude nf water turbirier. P.33.
Casopis. Brati.-!Icva. Vol 3, nc,. , IM)
SO: Month ly I 1!:t of EaFt ---UrL)pe an Ac,ee.- J Drf, (EKAI ), LC, Vo I. L, .17, . 0c0
'Tune 1955, Uncl.

HECHLZ-1%0 M.
NSupplamentary Calculations on Visnegradkil's Diagran an.; Its Application to the FtegLlation
of Water Turbines.* p. -F-7 (S7ROjIHNSTVI, Vol. 3, No. 11, Nov. 1953) Praha
Czechoslova~ia
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, Library of Congress, Vol. 3, No. 4,
April 1954. Unclassified.

11--'ClaEBA, M.
Kaplan turbinrs of Czecho-nlovak make for 56-meter pron-mrr, hPAHS.
p. EP6.
STROJIMISTVI, Prague, Vol. 4. no. 12, Dec. 1954.
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (7yAL) . LC, Vol. 5, No. 6,
June 1956, Uncl.

E .
.~E;HLEBA 0
fiDavalopment of High-Presaure KapLan Turbines." 1). 3,
Vol. 5, No. 1, 19~d., Bratislriv~, ;zechoalowar ;&,
SU: Monthly LiBt of Fast European Accessions, (i:.,L), ~C, Vol. 4
No. 5. May 1955, Uncl.

"EC-11U,tAj1- 11-
Effect of the cutoff time on stability of
rcgulatinn of water tur Ines. p.l.
iiCZ?FuIV-Y, RALA TECIINICKO-VEDECKA. 11raha.
vol. 66, no. 4, 1956.
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water turhinr.4. Lb,' I
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of thp varlatlnn nf a 4j; n F r %.ur. tr
per rn-Lnizl;- tin .-.' r,~-aft eff-c~
of Water Irpr%.ILa in w-,,';~.,r I !~he effect; rf steam expar-
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variable apini-..j ~ ; li'i 'i lip ~. 1,-!m#- r t PI
by fin artlc!,~ ~.cn ~sarrlnv '.I.w t-.. 'j C, Ii; U
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TABLE OF ~'ONTEX'-S:
Preface
List of Mo3t
Intrndw~tlrn
C ard 21 ,

Theory (Cont.) C, ZF,~' , H/',- 4'j)
I . General Desr-,rlptlon of
Il. Assumptions and Fundamen*;--C-
A. Main aasumptionii
B. Time constants
C. F~Ind,3.,r-ntal Pq'I'ItInn
117. Appliratt-r 1;no- F~-,,I
IV. Dlr-~~t
V. The Indirpil; R^gulator Wl~hrjtj'. ~~omnensating
V1. Th,~ In,11'r--t ff,~giilatnr W'-,."'~
V11. The lnfluo-r-o~ of n)3,4f.~.4
7'--n3 anl Genera!
Device
;Jron Regulatlon
VTII. Tho~ Influpnis% of T4-m-
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Theory (Cont.) Z R3 H
IX. The Influen(,,~ nf Inpen ~-3 -If the Governor tTnrn
Rpqril.-.tion,
X. The Rmgulatnr With
X-1 The! jnf lliprr! e (-)f Fn 1 !,)q- u,, S tabi 11 ty
XII. Ths~, Aptrlrd!,~ Reguiatt,~r
KIII. Self -reguIatt -)n
XIV. The Re~pjlatinn of 'da%- r
XV. RegulatLrn With '-hz A-J(1 (-,I F- )f Inertia
XVI . Regulatir-n Damptng ~y
XVI I . Damping a r-1 Cr,rrpi r-. q vly Diagrrtm
Card 4/,T

""imory ~Cont.
C ZECH/2 4 ~4,~4
MIJ. Meanures for Meeting Permanently Aggravated Conditions for
Water Turbine Regulation 1)-3
XIX. The Regulation of Steam Turbines
200
XX. The Step-by-Rtep Vector Representation of Regulator Equations.
Determination of Stability by Nyquist's Method 211
XXI. The Infl4enie of r1lot Valves Upon Stability
X)U 1. The Total V,-ctor Reprei3entation of Regulation
K)UII. The Transfrrmation of the Stability Region in the Gauss
PlanR :-)41
XXIV. Fundamprl.a.'LB of the Application of Frequency Response
CurvPS 2V 1-
A. The frequenc.-y characteristic 247
B. The frequency characteristic and the transient function 252
C. Stability --,riteria 25Y
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Theory (cont.
CZECH, '14
XXV. The Frequency Characteristic of Water Turbine Supply
Pipings
XXVI. The Regulation Stability of Water Turbinos Taking Into
Acenunt the Elasticity of Water and Piping
XXVII. Influence of the Closing Time Upon Water Turbine
Stability
XXVIII. Solutions of Nonlinear Events
XXIX. Speed Regulation From the Point of View of Electric Alterna-
tors Working in Parallel
XXX. The Stability of Surge Tanks
XM. The Autopow-1c Steam Turbine Regulation Acted Upon by a
Number of Parameters 3 _j
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,rheory (Cont. )
Bibliography
List of the Most Important Formulae
1. Subject index
C ZEC H/2 4 9,)
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Li
AU -1,110"Li
Czech
!'I TLE: The Tur) i ne o f K - i I ~i n
Nauka i zhi:-.n' N r "'i
-~7:? -.CT: Phe , icle de:~crite6 v ri -tde-bl~.~ le-, i Ch ;c ;.,I: I r,
ar*
al ter turbine!;. It tl.c!n j- iv,~3 -~urvr--r ')n
th,. c,-ivit-~tiun problem in po*aer-~,-en-~r tin.- Uni".1*1
Czech-made K-jpl-in %riter t-urrbint~s a
opo::~te -it tl-r~ k'-11 ipy) -1-"
~59,'100 h,-jd
surpas, er'. m, tl, -i ci,,,'-ci* f ':v -I
he-id rf 71 1,-1 t,-, !,C- i n . ~Ll leti at t, e - r1 i k.-,k-.~ ~ , -' ' k
t~,e con7~t--~ction of which is under --may. 1'he
article also iaentions 1'rofeosor
(Ijoviet scieitist), LaLor-itor~.-
in Blarisko~ -,Lt. 2here irc. 4 ~.s :n,. 1
-c emy
~-'rd 1/1

.WZHLEBA, Miroslay
The water flow in spiral casings of nydroturbines. Acta techn Cz
no.2:111-123 '60. (EUI 9:8)
(Hydraulic turbines)
q4

0,6- , - x- i - ~: 6 'P4, (0
V'OrRT-L'RA Miroalav 11fachleba. K.J. prof.
--:i~
High-pressure hydraulic turbines. Nauka I zhyttia 10 no.5:60-62
vq 6o. (KIRA U-7)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN Chekhoslovakii.
(Cshechoglovakia-Hydraulic turbines)

a W--M -- M - Im!ch 0 M. 1
7
j.
Deterodnation of the forces of an accentric whirl acting on a draft
tube. Eniergomashinostroenia 9 no.4:22-26 Ap 163. (MA 16:5)
)I
1. Chlen4rrespondent Akadamii jw0k Chakhoolovatakoy Sotsialisti-
cheskoy Respubliki.
(Hydraulic turbines)

NECHLEBA --KIrolsav
SYMPOSIUM of the United Nations Organization on the carrying
of peak loads In pover generating systems. Vest CSAV 72
no. 4:514-117 163.
1. Corresponding me-ber of the Czechoslovak Academy of
Sciences.

NXCHXIRXTA, Ye.M., otvetotvonayy za vypusk; KAOTKIN. A.Te.. takhnicheekiv
[Manual for students entering railroad transportation Institutes]
Spravochnik dlia postupaiushchikh v tekhnikunW sheleznodorozhnogo
transporta. Moskva. Goo. transp. zhol-dor. Izd-vo, 1956. 51 p.
(KLHA 91l0)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoys upravlontye uohobnyal
sovedentyant.
(Rai lroads--XW loyses-Aducat ion and training)

iTtl aw
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AUTHORs'
. . . . . . . . . .
OROS Now
TITLE: Determination of yeacly 800 (allouts in the Polar region$ (ran its content
In seasonal layers of ice and firm on the glaciers of Franc Jocef Land mid Sever-
naya Zemlya.
SOURCB: Nauchnays konferentsiya po yadernoy meteocologii. Oboinsk, 1964. Itadioak-
tivn"e isotopy v stmostere I Uk Lopollsovaniye v meteocololiL (Radioactive Lsoto.
pes In the atmosphere and their utilization in meteorology); doklady konferentail.
Moscow, Atomlzdat, 1965, 351-356.
TOPIC TAGSt roMoactive fallout, radioactivity measurement, strontium, snow,
precipitation
If, ~- 90
ABSTRACTs Yearly flilout naumitudes of Sr in the Arctic were studied as a cont-
ribution to the global picture of Sr' distribution.-We-problen posed by direct
11 -by determinations of radioac-
measurements In frequent polar b1izgg~"
tivity concentration, C, (wisromicrocuries r liter) In the retained layers of ow
and ficn. The product of Sr"pqj concentration, C, by3the amount of precipitation, H,
in millimeters* yields the the fallout as C.N. lo- millicuties/ko. The zone of fLrn
in Frans-Joseph [AM and In Severaya Zemlya is found at an altitude of 400 meters.
Card 14 UDC.- None

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Above this attitude the layer of (Rilen snow does not fully thaw out and all the St 90
deposited with the precipitation or in a dry way remains In the layer. The yearly
layers of firs have Ice layer demarkaftons allowing Identification and evaluation.
The sampling was done at the bits of the glacier cupolnby sawing out and melting
the yearly layers between two parallel trenclhes dug 30 on. apart. The melted samples
had a volume of about 20 liters. The latitude range of geographical sample coordina-
tes was 790400 - 810451 K. Latitude, The longitudes ranged between 580001 and 60036
for Franz-Joseph Land and 960301 and 960421 for Severnaya Zemlya (Hast)e The years
covered were 1936-1963 with some gaps for some places of sampling. From the results
obtained it can be men that the fallout data are quite consistent when expressed as
the amount of radioactivity per aquareghilonetex, per millimeter of precipitation.
It to concluded that the content of Sr In the yearly fire layers on glacier cupo-
las in the Arctic can adequately characterize fallouts in the surrounding regiogg.
The results obtained fit satisfactorily certain U.S. fallout measurements (19 SOU in
1960 soile, Kasl-117,, 1961. U,K, Doeum, AAC 82 G/L 856). The relatively low fallout
found in the Arctic does not mapport the hypothesis of preferred fallout exit from
the stratosphere in the polar region (the hypothesis is band upon the fact of par-
tial absence of the ttopopause during the polar night),orig. art.hass 2 fig, I table.
SM OWN% 04, It MM VATEs 26AWS CRIG RM 004 UM ARP: 002
V

t7-

OCORAUT, B.K., laureat Stallaskoy proull; UTIN. A.A.. lazhoner. redaktor:
*ft'b: I.To., redaktar; 1013R. A.M.. takhmichookir rodaktor.
(IV work practice in carpenter shape] Not spyt raboty w stellarojith
tookhakh no. streital'stys. lsd.2-oo, parer. I dep. Moskva, Gee. Isd-
vt lit-ry pe strait. i arkhttekhturs. 1956. 154 p (MIRA 9-6)
(Carpentry)

N=MMA-ZI_3-X.; KANZHOS. P.M., prof., dok-tor tekhn.nauk, nauchnyy red.;
KRYUGER, Tu.V., red.isd-va; STIPANOVA, B.S.. telchn.red.
[Manual for carDenters operating machine tools; work on circular
saws] Pamiatka'atoliary-stanochniku; rabota na kruglovilInykh
stnnkakh. Izd.2-oo. MosIrva, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry Do stroit.i
arkhit., 1957. 54 p. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Moscow. Gosudarstyennyy institut no rnedreniyu neredovykh
metodov rabot i truda v strottellstve. 2. Starshiy Instruktor
paredovykh metodov truda po stolyarno-,Dlotnichnym rabotsm
Instituta Orgetroy Kinisterstva strottelletva predDriyatly
metn1lurgicheakoy i khtnicheskoy promyshlennoett (for Nechunayev).
(saws)

_gp[T~AYEV, G.I.; ROZHKOV, N.G., red.; ZLOBIN, M., tekhn. red.
(A man dedicated to work and creation] Chelovek truda i
tvorchestva. Alma-Ata, Kazakbakoe goo. Izd-vo, 1962. 27 p.
(MIRA 16:5)
(Lakhtinin, Aleksandr Fedorovich) .1101
(Alma-Ata--Agricultural machinery industry-Technolo f1cal
innovations)

USSR/Iimnan and Animi - N,rml at-2. Pntl-.,l ., lcai.
Circulat,ry Systen. DI -1 Vessels.
Vs J.)ur Ref Mur BiA., Nj 23, 1958, 105946
Author Nechunayev, L.M.
Inst
Title The T-)pography )f Intra:iepatic Vessels a1A Bile Ducts
af the Ht=n Liver
OrIC PUb Kazansk. med. zh., 1958, ND 3, 44-51
Abstract In one hundred specimens of the humn liver (L), it was
demnstrated by meaas of diesection, roentGen-)~,Taphy and
corrosion, that the pvrtal vein usually divides in the
porta af the L under an jbtuse anGle, Intj the rijit and
the left branches, which branch )ut accarding to Lnin )r
dieperoad type UiriAnC; tvo layere of vessels. The 1,Wer
layer supplies the basal aecti.)n )f the L and tl-.o appor
its diaphrnC;ntic section. The arteries and the bile
ducts (BD) of the lower layer acc-mpanyin6 the veins if
Card 1/2
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4, r Bubstantlatiom
T o p(,7
humnn liver. NaLoh.
mud' i ~31' rusi.(,r

NWMSHXIM, A,, nmucbWy sot7rudnik
FIrst aid ln mine Injwl". Xast.ugl. 9 no.4:30-31 AP 060.
(mm 13: 11)
1. Stallunkly nauchno-imeledovateliskiy institut travostologli.
wtopedil I protemiroyanlyn.
(Mine accidents)

I ,MMMSHKIR. Aa.
Designing pipelines.
(pipe, Steel)
5troi.mekh.i rasch.soor. 2 no.4:44 160.
(MIRA 13:7)
(Strength of materials)

N-ECHUSHIN, A-1. OaesskoY obl. u1. ~5 A-O~UiL,i, d. 183)
Mrcj caae of arti-li,ar .hondromatoijin. 0rtoj,.,Irftvm. ! protoiz. 25 n-,.;.
72 F 164. (MIRA ~Bil,
1. Iz ortupbdichasko o otdeleniya (-av. - A.Ye.Sinfinok) Nikolayevskoy
obla3Lnoy boll-iltsy fglavnyy vrach r B.N.Tagcodin).

NYCHUSHKIN, 1:' , W . ~ J4 r I ' )'~ . . r' . ,~ R. I - - % , A . :' .
lmmlnr~nolijr tx,r pr-atiuro pn guo I r wii mix, irsom . Tzv. r7n.
ucheb. viv. r - ',, r . , e : " n, , . . 99 '): ';,4 . (t4-?,A I j2' . .
I . Mop k rv 9 ~ I v , r. 5 -,, r, u t no f '-e k ~ 1, m,. - ~,o s o y ~ v s z r-vc- v n romys r~ , , -
no m Ll I m, a Ka r, pm i x ft 1, , M, C, Wr)k, r & .

(m)/xPY(c)jzW?(j)/T Vc-0'r-4/ft-10 RX
t 335 EPAW-2/3*7
ACCES$10N NR: AT5006931 8/2982/64/000/05i/0048/0053
f AUTHOR: gelAlk, F. M. Paushkin, Ya.
(Professor); M., Belovt V. F.; Via ako
T. P..; Nechusiddn, A.M.; Sokolins a, T. A.; Machus, F. F.
T!
TLE. The magnetio properties of ferrocene-conMIE!M 221VMers
so
51URCM- Moscow.: Institut neftekb1michoskaY I gazovoy promyablennouti. Trudy, no. 61-
1, - 1964 - - Neftekbimiyaq ueftekhimlcheoldye protsessy i neftepererabotka (Petroleum i
trochemical, processes and oil refining), 48-53
cbemistry, pa
oftne polymer m r 74ec~on "ce
TOPICTAGS: ferT agnetic RroRpj paramagnetic resor
brommaphthalone polymer, dichio en one polymer, acety1farrocene, hydroxylamine
ABSTRACT: 'Me electron paramagnetic resonance, magnetto susceptibility and magnet-
Ization of forrocene-containing polymers was determined. The stady covered previously
descilbed polymers (DAL Akad. - Nauk V.- 149 no. 4, - 1963) obtained by the tert. -butyl
pero)dde'initiated reaction of ferrocene'with -A -bromonaphtbalene In 2:1 (4 and 1:1 (11)
molar ratios or of 1:1 molar amounts of ferrocene and p-dichlorobenzene (IM; and poly
morB obtained by polycondensation of ferrocene, acetylferrocene and bydroxylamine
Card

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bLydrochloride or of acety1ferrocene- and bydrovlamineL hydrochloride (V) in the - -
presence Of Zinc chloride. The EPR spectra (see Fig.- 1 of the Enclosure) show high
Intensity and width, a H, Indicating the presence of strong internal fields. The magnetic
susceptibility was measured by a published technique and values for specific magnetic
susceptibility and g factor are tabulated. The temperature dependence of the magnetic
susceptibility of 11 Indicated onset of decomposition at 400C. The g factor values,
1. fir,04.0004 Indicate that the forromagnetic properties of the studind polymers are
based on the organlo struciure, but the presence of stabilized iron oxides Is not ruled
out. OrIg. art, has: 6 figures, 1 table and 2 formulas.
ASBOCIATIONI '1wtitut neftekhImicheskoy I gazovoy promysblennosti, Mostow (Petro-
chemIcal aM ps Industry Institute)
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AUMMs Be ev, Vq Fes 1kchushkin, A. A
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c, resonancO and Faraday effect In certain forritos(24-
TMEs Thie
bavbv a spinel or garnet strietwe
SOUNCEs Mescowo InstItut neftekhImichookoy I gazeway prommysiblemost. Trudy.
nee 529 105* Avtomtlka I tolemokmaniks v neftymmy I gazovoy promyshlonnosti
(Autsmatic control In the petroleum and gas Industry)# 133-435
TOM TAGSs ferrite,, Faraday offset# ganwtg forromegnotic resonances reems-
once, line
AMSTR=s Do autbors studied the f*xrommignotic r*a--A and of the Faraday
effect In ferrito-oplnel NW forrito-gamot jm!!=talS\-1t am NC* The
motbod me described earlier by osio of the authers (To Fo Belov~ Kristallo-
graflyap we r# n0& 6V 19W#p, 912). The dismical Composition of the various
SPIMIS and garnets mad is given together with the Measured data concerning
the saturation mapsetization,, 9-factorg, magnetic anisstropy c4nstant# width
of the forromognotic resonance line (as a function of crystal orlentatlen)#
and specific polarlzetlem plans rotation angle (as a fenctim of the 4pplIod
CardOW tic field)* Ortge art. bees 2 figures arW 3 tables.

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ASSOCIATIOls Institut mft4kMaldwskoy I gazovey - ardmt, lbeem
F&VMY
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NF,CIRJYATIOV, P. Ya.
Nechuyatov. P. Ya. - *Beneath the syrbol of the struggle for the priorlty of the
Fatherland science and techno lo ' (Results of the 1948-49 academic year of the
Kirov Forest Technical Institutel, Trudy Lesotekhn. akad. Im. Kirova, No. 65. 1949,
P. 13-23
SO: U-5240, 17, Dec. 5~, (IAtopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey. No. 25. 1949

1. NECHUYATOV, P. YA.
2. u3sR (6oo)
4. Yatch Industry
7. History of the develorxrent of the 1:us3ian mall.&. industry, P. YA. ';ectuiatov, 7)er. i
lesokhim.prom- 2 no. 5, 1953.
9. Monthl List nf Russian Accessi-,,ns, Lltr,iry ,~f Congr--ss, A M Il

VEHUYATOV, P-Ya., kandidat ekonoulcheskikh nauk.
History of the developisent of the ImseUn match Industry. Der.i lesokhia.
prom. 2 no.11:16-18 N 151. (MLRA 6:11)
1. lAningradakays, ordena lanina lesotekhnicheekaya Wmdemlya iment S.K.Kirova.
(Natch industry)

NBCRUTATOT. P.Ta., kaadidat skonoutchaskikh nauk.
from the history of the developsent of a domestic match industry.
Der. I losokbim. pron. 3 no.12:19-20 D 154. (WRA 8:1)
11 lealagradgkow ordeas loalas lesotakhnichasimya aimdemiya, im.
SA. Kj"va. (YALteA Ladustry)

FROMORCRUK, I.S., j,rof.; WN.UU), G.M., dots.; XYTSOV, K.P., ciotf3.;
NECIMATOVA.-N.-F., dots.; POPOV, N.I., dots.; SITMINA, D.Ye.,
MT111, A.G., dots.; SUCHILIFIKOV, N.G., red.; GOSPODL-iSKAYA. T.!:.,
red. izd-va; a.ECHISECHENA, V.I., tekhn. red.
[Econor-ics of the woodworking industry] Donorikn 1(!,.oobrabat3,-
va.iushchoi pror!yqhlf-nno:-,i.l. '.o!-I-V,., Goslari-LAmiml,~t, 1961. 3M p.
(Mh-A 15:3)
1 o Leningrad skaya ctotoklu.iche,~lknya ukaueriya im. ;.I Kirova (for
Frokhorc~u~,, V, Nechuyatova, Popov, Sitkhina, l'itin).
2. Vseso-yLzrK,- zao,hrry: lesotckhnicl:eski~ inotitut (for Strikliulo).
(Woodworki. g L-ais'-riezq)

NECIMATOVA, Nina-Favlovna; PETROV, B.S., red.; FAKSAKOVA, A.M.,
red.izd-va; GRECHISHCHEVA, V.I., tekhn.red.
(Geographical distribution of the woodworking industry
of the U.S.S.R.) Geograficheskoe razmeshchenie derevo-
obrabatyvaiushchei promyshlonnosti SSSH. Moskva,, Gos-
lesbumizdat, 1963. 286 p. (MIRA 17:2)

KOLMIK, A.A.; YWHVALI. I.T.
Faftatirg cattle at intercoUeotive farm fattening stations.
Yeterinarila 37 noo7tl8-21 JI 160* (KIRA 1612)
1,, lachallnik veterinarnogo Otdela Poltavskogo oblastnogo upraw-
lenlya sellskogo khozyaystva (for Kolem2jk). 1. Direktor Poltav-
skoy obIastnoy voterinamo-baktoriologichaskoy labc&atorli (for
leahval').
(Poltava Proyince-bef cattle-lbeding and foods)

KOVA I IV, A.,,., ,,a nd.
ve ter! T
o~
rp a rip, r (,,mon ifi~3 ir. '.3 rx rll-.
3F 3. - 3 F 1, i.
-A - r V y
vru KaVa
It c r r. a r"a
lp : ,
1. UkrairSK iy nWiCt.'-C-1 --;SledOv,, te 1 'skiy ns*, aier.th : I n, y
vet.- r iziar" i f `~,r Y-vit ev . , . ' irem tor c,, ~l tnoy ve ter - -
riarno-tviktor.1c lop!cl,e~ Yu 4'abortitorl, 1. ~fur 1.'ortc-rli, 3 . ", iavny-l
veterinarr,~:rll, vrar.,. Tlurm-i-vsvo#yo rayona, -'Uin~.l'avseul 'pi b 1A.9
for Brutro'.rs~i-, v~tti rinarn,v- vra
rayona :;t.,tnls-',A'is,,oy for Shni t.9f

TAB--ONSKTT. T.S., KORNILOT. G.G.. FROLOV. K.D., NZCHVALI , N.V.
Iffect of the profile of pipeline routes and specific gra-
vity differences of petroleum pro4licts or, their mixing in
conRecutive pumping. 36ft. khor. 38 no.6155-61 Je 160.
(Petroleum--Trnnsportation)

YABI,CNSKIY, V.S.; KWILOV, G.G.; FROLOV, K.D.; NZCHVAL', M.V.
Octors influencing the mixing of petroleum &M petroleum products
in consecutive pumping. Trudy NIITrananaft' no.ljll8-132 '61.
(KCRA 16:5)
(Petroleum p4polines-Fluid dynsaics)

YABLONSKIY, V.S.; KORNILOV, G.G.; FROLOV, K.D.; NECHVAL', M.V.
XLxing of flukda during stoppages in consecutive pumping. Trudy
NIITranoneft' no.lsl33-145 '61. (MIRA 160)
(Petroleum pipelines-Fluid dynamics)

NFfAfVA L ' , M V. ; YABIX14SK ' Y , V .3 . fderea me d j
r-,an mixing ;n caniecLtve T,umpnw. :zv.vys.,,cneb.7a7.; n,-,.[
I gaz ~-, no. 12:-,-PC '63. %.MIRA 1':'
I. t'fimsk'y neftymaicy Ins'.1tut.
I

W' ' , M. V. ; '10111 , V , ~ .
Do t.f. rmi n I rie tr,(2 v - M*- -,, ti In ~ x '. i:-- -'-I ~, ~'~ -~ ., ~ ., i -, 41 ."- ~- - - '. , -
- . 9
p-isfin. Izv. vq. irheb. ; nr,' ' 1 1, 4 -), 1, , .
!12:'~)
1. 'll'Imskiy npftyproy Lristitat.

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NFC117ATAL, J.
Installation for purif~iig wa,;tu water in the food Industry.
p. 2M
Vol- 59 no- 6, June 1955
VODNI HOSPODARSTVI
Praha
Sol Monthly List of East Europpan. Acc saions (EEAL), LC, 01. 5, no. 3
Karch 1956

NECHVATAL, J.; STUDYNKA, B.
NECHVATALg J.1 SMYNKA, B. Sanitary water-supply projects of engineering in Egypt.
p. 235
Temporary instructions for the design of sludge blanket
units at water treatment plants according to the VN 11 GS
system. (Conclusion) p. 239
Vol. 35, no. 8, Aug. 1956
VCDA
TEM'NCLCGT
Praha, Czechoslovakia
So: East European Accession Vol. 6, no. 2, 1957

Czechoslovakia /themical Technology. Chemical Produ-ts
and Their Applicatt-)n
Water treatment. S,~,wigo water.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - ',;'htmiya, ?1~ 1, 1959, 1768
Author : Nechvatal J., Stadyrkn 5.
Title : Sewage Tre3tment DIants In Swlt7r~rland
OrIg Pub: Voda, 1)57, -)rp 1,1,) 1 , Ic -I-)
A bstrac t: No abstract.
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NECHVATAL, J.
TECHNOILOY
Periodicalt VODA. V01. 37, no. 11, Nov. 1)51.
NECHVATAL, J. Design and construction of modern 3ewerage-treatment pl&its. P. 332.
Monthly List of East European Accessiona (91HAI) LG, Voi. 8, no. 3
March 1959 Unclass.

"TWHVATA L, J.
The importance and exporience of test plantp fo- the treatment of sevage and
indiist-lal waste wat-rp. 7. 5
CZECHO-SWVAK ffEAWPIDUSTRY. (Ceekoelovcns~a obchodni kcrmora) Pravue,
Czechoslovakia. No. 5, 1959
Monthly List of host Mropean AcceEsions (EFAI), LC, Vol. 8, No. 7, July 1959
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'MCFVATIAL, J.
Sludge d1sposal in wnter-treatment plants. r. 34~'.
WON I HOSPODA ~,, 'I V I .D'inister3tvo enervetillcy a vodr",o hosprxiar-1tvi a "Oder~'-a
technicka spoleenost pro vodni hosT--dar3tVl' Praha, Czechoslovakia. No. R,
August 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EUI) W, Vol. ;I, 1.1o. 11, Uoverber 1959.
Uncl.

NECHVATAL, JIrI, inz.
Fertilizers from digested Blurry and city garbage. Vodni hosp
13 no.7t264-266 163-
1, liydroArojekto Praha.

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POLAWYA. Z.; POPSLEA. S.; TRUHLAR. P.; RMOVA. I.; jMCff&Uj&UJ6.+
PAMWA. V.: ZAXOSM. N.; KRALIX. T.; LZIOCHO P.; NAJKUWA, Z.:
MMVWSFT. 0.; KADWAMA, L.
Physical therapy In Bechterew's disease. 11. passive exercises.
F~rslate west. Praha 32 no.3:72-86 Apr 54.
1. 2 11. kliniky pro ortopedil a detskou chirurgil Karlovy university
v Pr"e. pr"nosts, prof. Mr. O.Hnovkovsky. Z vyslrunneho ustavu
chorob reumatickych v Praze, reditel prof. KJDr Irr.lanoch. Z
fysiatrickeho a Wnsologiskeho ustavu Karlovy university v Praze.
prednosta prof. XUDr rr.Lenoch.
(SPOMMITIS. ANCTLOSM. therapy
exercise ther.)
(IMCin THOULPY
ancylosing spondylitim)

JANBC, J.; 'TJCHVATAIA)IIA, L
7requency of Involvement of various miacle rroizr.9 in
nnd its procticel nigni-ficnnce. ActR chir. orthop. trRUM. cech. 25
no.4:112-319 July 58.
1. L. V., Karlovo nnm. 1, Prpha 2.
(POL101MLITIS. nhysiology.
involvement of vnrioits musr. grouns, -)rpctical tispects
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NFCI-IT-1-Y , J.
"Z. Tueek's Kalpndar sdelovael techni" (Telecormnication Calfndar); a ho6. ruvie,.- p.
120. "
S-FLOVACI TFCMIKA. Prt'La, CzechoBlovakia. 7o1. 7, no. 3,
Month:y list of F;,st EuroTear, Access~cns (TEA1), :09 VcI. ', No. 6, -!un ~Q, Ticlar,

WMVILEj J.
WMVILE, J. More on wire potentiometers. p. 2h5
Vol. h no. R Aug. 1956
SDEWWCI 'rWAMM
TBCHNOL~)GY
Praha, Czec'-oslova)da
So: East huropean Accession Vol. (f no. 2. 1957

NECHT LE a J.
"Experiences from the repairs of the AVO-M voltmeter." fl. 129.
SEDLOVACI TECIINIKA, (14inisterstvo strojiren5tvi). Praha, Czechoslovakia,
Vol. 7, No. 4, Apr. 1959.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EFA.1), LC, Vol. E, No. ~-,
August 1959.
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NECHVILE, JiT,_ RNDr.
"Radictachnologjr; questionp and answers" by K.Spicak. moview-I
by Jlri Nechvile. Sdel toeb 10 no.6&240 Je 16.~.