SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NEDBAYEVA, A. - NEDELCU, G.

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Kul 'kova . N V Nedbayeva, A
AUTHORS Os t ro vsk,~~_Y.
TITLE Tj,e Influence of Selerium ai.i Tellarium Ulo:, tne Catalytic
Action of Silver ir, the Oxilation of Etnylenel
PEklC'~jI--A,L- Doi(lady Akalemil nauK SSSR, 19t~O, Vcl No.
pp
TEXT- For their experimentb tne auti.ora used silver sponge, wiii~:t, naJ
been Froauced by ti-,e joint precipitation of silver carbonate, selenate,
and tellurate Tne seleniam compound was tagged with Se5, the tellurium
compound w;.tr, Te 127. The reaction with an etLylene - air mixture (2.5 -
3% C2 H,,) occurred at c'1911C in a r-ontinuously operating apparatus (Refs.
2, 4). The purification of ~ .2H4 obtained by the reduction of ethanol is
described. Among otner things, also activated carbon of the types Ar'-5
(AG-3) and AC (AS) was used. The catalytic activity4wae determined by
measuring tne --onstant ki of the reaction rate of ethylene oxide
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Tne Influence of Selenium and Tellurium Upon S/020/tC; I 53/C,14/2-/C,~' I
the Catalytic Action of Silver in the Oxidation B004/B056
of Ethylene
formation, where k I Wilt) oot equitl to unity for tiiv milvvi- critalynt without
admixture. Tlie selectivity S was defined as tne Ipercentage ratio of k I to
the sum of tne reaction rates of e Ital2ii1p_9xide formation and the oxidation
of "2 H4 to CO2 + H 20. Tne relat;on IS S S is written Jowr. for the
cnange in select1vJ-t7 under tne artion of the admixture (S - selectivity
with admixture, So _- seleltivity without admixture) Fig. 1 stiovir. the
values for k, and 6 S as functions of tne concentration of Se and Te.
Special experiments stiowed triat tne ma",or ptrt of tne admixture was or tt,e
surface of the catalyst. An addition of 10' - 5.10-3 atom% of Se in-
creased the catalytic activity 3-5--fold. A higner selenium concentration
poisoned tne catalyst An addition of tellurium did not cnange the
cataly*.i7 activity, but also caused polson;ng at concentrations above 10
atom% Te The concentration of the admixtures was measured by means of an
KC-4 (MS-41-type Geiger Mueller counter. The autnors assume tnat with a
small admixture of elements of group VI of tne periouic system to tne
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The Influence of So lenlurr. an I ",' (a; lurium Upon 5/(j?0/60/1 " 5/(.,'-/.?7/U"l
the Catalytic Action of Silver ii, tr,e B004/BO56
Oxidation uf Ethylene
silver catalyst, two effects become active. The first cor.sists in he
formation or nopative lurio (e. pr , SwO 2- 1, which reducen the adourption
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nergy of oxygen and accoleratoo ti,e reaction of tne adsorbed oxygen witil
M
ylene. Trie second effect reduces the activity of tree catalyst by
blocking its surface by foreign atoms. The admixture of selenium, which
is required for maxi-mum activity of the catalyst, is larger than that of
sulfur (Ref, 2). In tellurium, only the second effect occurs because of
its lower affinity to oxygen. There are I figure and t references~
5 Soviet, 2 American I French and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION Fiziko knimicreskiy Institut im L- Ya Karpova
(Physicochemiral Institute im, L Ya Karpov)
PRESENTED. Marct 2~-, 1960 by S S Medyedev, Academiciar
SUBMITTED- Marcn 2~, 1960
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WOTYAKOV, V.I.; ITZI)BATLIK, A.I.; k-mig'. L.G.; ISVINI 14.Sh.
Effluence of the composition of YKL culture :aedlua and of the
age of th~ culture on the nuiches of live microbes in dr7 BCG
vaccine. Zdrav. Belor. 5 no.2:17-19 ? 159. (MIRA 12:7)
1. Bolorusakiy Institut epidemiologit, mikrobiologil i giglyeny.
(TIACT1910IOGT-CULW33S AND CUWM K&DIA)
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USSR/Aeronautics
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Nedbaylo, A Co 1 - of the Guard
Combat Activity of a Soviet Flyer
Vest. Vozd. Flota, 7. 9-14, i1 iq~)4
All military fliers should always be ready for ~:ombat.
The author suggests how this should be a2hieved by
training and gives good example of commanders. Stormovlk
actions during the war are described. Some names of
officers are mentioned.
Institution None
Submitted No date

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-NEDBAYLO, Ye.P., vrach
Conditions of the neurovisual apparatus in inflammatory diseases
of the anterior segment of the eye. Vop.neirooft. 8:111-138 161.
(MIRA 14:9)
(OPTIC NERVE) (EYE-DIS&SES AND DEFECTS)

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ACC NR, AP6025649 A SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/013/0100/0100
INVENTOR: Nedbaylova A. M.; Zashchuk, I. V.; Podgornyy. G. V.; '77
Radoshevich, S. 3
ORGi none (6P
TITLEi Digital automatic velo it meter for shock and sonic waves in
various media. 183 62 (announced by the All-Union cientif ic
Class 42. No. SM
Research Institute of Roads and Highways (Voesoyuznyy dorozhnyy
nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut)]
SOURCEi Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
no. 13. 1966. 100
TOPIC TAGS: velocity measuring instrument, shock wave velocity,
ultrasonic velocity
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate in,troduceg a digitnl automatic
meter for measuring the velocity of shock and sonic wav -e-9 in various
media, such as concrete (gee Fig. 1). It conqiAts of a high-frequency
geacrator, a two-channel in-put device Cot-1111ALtng of two piezo-tranq-
ducerG and two identical amplifiers, a delay line, a counter, and an
indicator. To I tic r e a a p me a gur emon t -kc c u ra c V and f a C. i I t t a te t he La ~ I fig
of ruadingn . to the output of the input dev icen ' an-pi if ler wnict,-
Cur J 1/ 2 U 1) (- :") -"j . 1 710 . 1 6

ACC "R Ailo,)2~649
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matic velocity meter
generate s L ~~ :i a I s w i t i i u (- n-i
tu.ea and forward eJger, is c o n -. e cea
unit for compensating tile Rhock-wave-
passage difference between the two
piezoLlectric transducers w i t It d i g i L a I
count, an impulse-excited digital-impulse
generator, a two-channel unit with a
counting-trend Indicator, and a two-way
conversion device with a numerical
display. Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
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I - Input device; 2 -
compensation unit;
3 - generatorl 4 - two-
channel unit; 5 - trans-
ducer device.
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set 3 (14.70-=.U mg.%). but it was not of a Sets"
cb-acter. TUC blood Lclom k-%,d was considenstdy in ex-
dind pcoducts of ilactabotim mm (aund in the uctuc of MU...
ut*. The busial metabolism of ulch patients was. re-
to dwir psychic condition- in the "am of cowtiumd
9;Cq'CulCIIt it tr"'elcinatcd and in the stitte of depetultma it
WAIF md. - Is either C.W. hu","'Cf. tile mpirAtury q
MvWbt 0.741 and at times all luir as 0-50. Whicist t
dicm".HM~ tic GXidAtiVe PCOMAI" are iAWUMPktC. 10,
vitro tc*ts werlt mulx,. to 4k-tu. tile t4ect of paticsits' himml
scntms~au thc r4..pir.;tkxi of "u tbame. ill fiU% tal Imts-
dairkla thV lstllu mill: hicubdtion [1W I-Muns of like Patients
uctiv"'tcll tmd~'A~-Su of thc UlLid"t1we ImKVx3eb ad btuim-
timue.. T116 was t1tonjolt to bodue to 41kc lar~Lmv ill the
Scruall of 51wh pruthicts lif illmi"Isk-le oaxid,41i"U " Pyruvic
aud I.Irlic.W613 which art! ulum rJany X1111U.&I iv vitro thau V

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MBAYWVA, T.N.
Stnte of the higher nervous ActIvItY In Presentle V67!hO~iG-
[with summnr7 in English]. FIzIol.zhnr. [Uk-r.) 4 no.3:325-312
V,Y-je 158 (MIRA 11:7)
1. Institut fisiologii im. 0.0. Boromolltayn Ali URSR. vi4dil
pnikhintrii I Dntologii vishchoi nervovoi dinyallnosti.
(PSTCHOSES)

NEDBAILOVA, T.N.
Study of the functional state of the adrenal cortex in patients
with presenile psychoses. Zhur. nerv. i psikh. 60 no. 6:737-741
160, (MIRA 13:12)
1. Otdel paikliatrii I patolWii vysshey nervnoy deyatellnosti
(ispolnyayuBhchiy ob7azannosti zaveduyushcheg P.V. Biryukovich)
Instituta fiziologU 1-ni A.A. Bogamalltsa. dir. - prof.
A.F. Makarchenko) AN USSR, Kiyev.
(ADREI*L CORTEX) (PSYCHOSES)

MR
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A., 31M. F.. an allyul-, 14 Vicyt Her
14, &,.4F:1htte;cemb,. Ifform Patrol. Tolth., Tr 1955, (3). 13-X;
0:5!x. [It Pat, Zh. MIM. (Rot. J, Chm., hor,=7), 1956, (21), 69429).
m(pt,rimalitif; are rcol~rdad on trig courg Of "31dual 011, pimmistri e5owlt and
uwkln; rvaidue tri P Tufmazy mvdi fm the Damlan. MISIna tho XMI'tIon
ilf al%Wnlta Olorlifu to 7-ji d4creasel. th.,j ytold of dictillate oni lr=ws;4
the Y1914 of, WO euld gas &M the aah contax, of the coko, WhIlo deartasIn th6
fir
str4math-ot thmoolovard it siazhiur ountom (by tomin; hylm;en su4h do
T'rm botnite mmbar oV- the ndsollne frectlons prodirod ma ItIgber, but, the
staihm 00m;*wds In thm. roduced theIr acociptanco of totmethyl lood, so Wt. a t,
O.O.Cetana ritzter of' th* (InnI graolina vita lowor.

KRASTUFOV, A.F.; AKIiCV, V.S.; SIMPSHELEVICH, R.I.; SLUTSKATA, S.M.;
KOLSSNIKOV, A.A. ; NEDBATLrX. N.S.
Delayed coMnp -)f heavy potrojeum residuas. Trud7 BashMl NP
no.i:6i--g 159. (MIRA 12t6)
(Petroleum cnke)

IMWA, Eds
The use of naturad gaa in meta.Uurgy. Koh lap 95 no-5:,eU-1114
My 162.
1. Lenin Kchaozati Muvek.

C:;CTTNM, Sandari MTA1. Gyorgy, dr.j DANK, Viktor, (Jr.; WKZk;, Laszlo;
ELSW, Lajos; $UGSKO, Eva; GAIAIMCS, Istvan; bAGY BIRO, Sandor;
TOTH, Janos; MWEA: Me; TAKACS, Pal, dr.; S:PCS, Janos; MrE.G-.KY,
Tama; HLIMY, '76fid',~-XEMSZTES, Matyas, dr.; CORNIDES, Istvani
p
BALLA, Sarolta I
The 2d Hungarian Conference on Natural Gas. 1pari energia 3
no.10:225-231 0 162.
1. Nehezipari miniszter (for Czottner).

NEDEBSKA, V.
Hydrogen as a reducing 1.17ent; -,- and Importance. ~-,. ~~ I
i khi-m 6 no. 3:42-45 :63.
2. 34 u-shte.

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NEDECZKY, Iv", dr.
Assessmert of in-mages ir~ automotive trarsportation. Kozleked
kozl 20 no.4s52-55 26 Ja'64.

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33605
8/678/61/000,03b,005/'009
A057/A126
1101020
AUTHORS: Sidorov, R.I., Nedel', M M., J(hvostikova, A.A., Ivanova, L.S.
Kositsyna, E.I. - ---
TITLEi Investigation of the composition of industrial liquid-phase
hydrogenation products. Report 6. Investigation of the com-
position of the gasoline fraction In the hydrogenation produ'~,t
of petroleum residues
PERIODICAL. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Vostochno-Sibirskly f1lial. Trudy Serlya
khimicheakaya, no. 38, Moscow, 1961. Prevrashchenlya aromau-
cheskikh uglevodorodov v protsesse destr*uktivnuy gldrogeniLat-
sti., 77 - 86
TEXT: The composition of the gasoline fraction obtained from a liquid-
phase hydrogenation product frommazout of Ramashkin and Andizhan petroleum
was investigated In order to Improve the efficiency of hydrogenation plants.
The amount of the gasoline fraction, separated by fractional distillation in
a laboratory-scale column, was 26.1% of neutraloil, 0.67% (2.7% of the methane-
naphthenic fraction) of which were hydrocarbons boiling at 20 - 500C The
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3/67816., W- f,
Investigation of the composition A057/A 126
the uselessness of the investigated gasoline frac,~I-jri f,,!- '..lie nerr.,,a. T.-
dustry. The high content )f aromatic compounds and %ne c,impos".1 r. )f ti,e
methane -naphthenIc fraction demonstrates on tne ither hand*I~al. ttie !,-,vPS*!P~,.,I-
ted gasoline fraction could be a sultabie aut,imobil- fue.. There ar-
and 5 tables.
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AUTHORS, Sidorov, R. I , Nede, M.M., Khv stjj,~,va, A.A. , 'van va,
TITLE: Investigation of the composition f : Iqull-prias-
hydrogenation pro1uctq. Rer,(,rt 7. Irivestlg;kr." 'ri f
position of trie hydrogenation pr.)duct obtained fr-rr, pc-*r .'Burr
residues
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Vostochno-31bIrskiy filial. 1rudy Sertya
khimicheskaya, no. 38, Moscow, 11961. Prevrashchenlya aromal.1-
cheskikh uglevodorodov v protsesse destruktivnoy gldrogeni4at-
811., 87 - 94
TUT: Detailed Investigations of liquid-phase hydrogenation products
obtained under industrial conditions from petroleum residue5 are Importwil.
for studying the cheM15M Of these processes and for the exploitation of the
products. Results obtained with hydrogenation products ,f a petr--eum re-
sidue are presented and discussed In the present paper. By comparison of tne
present results with tnose obtained earlier with coal nydrogenatl,,n prf,duct_q,
some conclusions can be drawn on tne effect of the raw materla. composit,,jr,
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33606
.3 / 6 7 t,, 6 1 / (", , 'j "-' 'J~e- J)
Investigation of ........ A05'?/A,'2fD
on the yields. A wide fra~tlon cf the fol.owint,', -ompositur. was jsed~ 91 'Ff
neutral oil, 1.1% bases, 0.3% compounds extractable with 13% NaOH s,,1ut1,ri,
1.8% tarry compounds separated by treatment with acid and alkali. 1 5% su.-
phur, and 3.4% water losses. Only the composition of the neutral ol, was 1r.-
vestigated in the present experiments. The oil was separated by a aboratory-
scale fractional distillation column, and the fractions were treated cnroma~.,_)-
graphically on[DCM (ShSM) silica gel. The obtained results demunstraLe tz,e
considerable effect of the raw material on tne yield. The aromatic fracl~! , ns
were investigated in details, The number of carbon atoms in side cnaIns ,~
the molecule of the aromatic hydrocarbons was calculated In an analogous way
as suggested by N.R. Hazelwood [Ref. 6: Analyt Chem., 26, 1073 (1954)i.
Calculations made by the Van Nes - Van Wes%en metnod gave cDntradI,:tory re-
sults. Crystalline carbazole was found In tne wide fraction of tne petrc)leum
residue hydrogenation product. A separation of the gasoline fraction is re-
commended. Another test, related to the effect of the r:,mposlUoTi ~f tne
raw material on the hydrogenation product, was made by ~nromat.ographl~ anaiy-
s13 (using ShSM silica gel ) ( f a mazout obtained from Romashkin pf,'tr',1eqjm.
The following conclusions c&n be drawn: An almost complete hydrogenation
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Investigation of .........
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nonsaturated hydrocarbons, conversl:jri -f norinydrocaroons ir,*-(- r~y-lr,-car-lbor..9,
cracking of hydrocarbons wit-ri long slde chains, hy-.1r-,genat'.--)r. ar---ma-lc
polycycllc tiydrocarbons t(. tiydroarumatir ones witi,
naphtfienic rings, are resullAng In ttip fInal produce: ydr,-cartx)r,s vil'',
aromatic rine. These prec~-,nmez ,(-ur -r. :7. 'r~-
quantity of final products r tw mil,-!. t..
Thor- ar- I tab! e7,.
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KPAUS, Josef , inz. , C. Se. ; NM)7-LA, Vlad. , inz.
Increasine the loparnii capsielty vf railwny tracks by earth stat!l"zatl,7-,-
Zel dcp t-ch 10 no. D12-14 162.

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w=HEV' IV., inzh.
Designing the oopying device for the headers ii&harvestero.
Hashinostroons U noo9&25-Q? 8 162.
lo Tiosh inatitut mo mokhanizataiia L olektrifilateiia n&
aelskoto stopanstvo*

BONEV, B., inzh.; NEDELCHEV, L., inzh.
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Transistor a-lP, -'Pr PA-r r"9h_9!_ad'_ Ra : '. -
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MARINOV, 1U.P.; NEDELCHEV, L.-At.
Simplifying stz-actur&l equations of the double-switcri systems
with the n-inlet and wo-outlet In the absence of s(me possirle
meanings of Inlet variables. Godishnik mash elakt 8 no.li
95-104 160. (purl. 161)

NEDEWHEV, Ift; MIKHAIWVA, L
ReceivIng tubes including low-,pover amplifiers. Padic, i tele-
v1zlia 12 no.303 163.

ll-,V, L. At.
RAPINOV, IUI. 1'.; 1
A new mothod of multiplying (Jectinal num,,ers by dioae
Godishnik mash elekt 12 no. 2:85-94 li-..e (publ. '~,31-

ACC NRI AT7005408 SOURCE CODE: BU/2510/66/004/000/0067/0079
AUTTIOR: Naplatanov, N. D. ; Marinov, Yu. P. ; Nedelchev, L. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Probability- logical method for designing a logical structure of diagnostic
devices
SOURCr: Bulgarska akademiya na naukite. ,-,.-;titut po tekl~nictwska Kibernetika.
Izvestiya, v. 4, 1966, 67-79
TOPIC TAGS: diagnostic imstrument, i1rohabi,!',Y, design
ABSTRACT: A probability- logic metnod for
ed diagnostic devices is introduced. Devices syrit"ietized zic,:ui,~-,
are of a comparatively simple design and feature groat flexibilitV J)Ullt
operation. In the study, certain probability relationships (betw-o- e di~le-54, tl-
its symptoms) are to illustrate the method and to facilitate t.;e ri,,v~,-, ~on ol~
equations defining the working principle of the dcv-,~.t--. A descr,;),-,
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ACC NR' AT7005408
logic.ii syntliesis of a device under study, ;iii,l !:.,gr
structure is presented. Orig. art. has: 21 diogram.,, ',bios,
[Authors' all-)mractl
S~'113 CODE: o(,, 12/SUBM DATE': n
OTH UEF; ~)02/
2/2

VARIMOV, IUII&n P.; HEMWHEV, Lluben At.
Sow now possibilities of rationalizing the switching circuits
of the binary type by using the interdependence of their structural
equations. Godishnik mash elakt 9t2l-32 161. [publ. '62)

NEDELCHV, 11.
NEDELCHEV, b. Device for lifting reinforced concrete poles on low-voltage
networks and long-distance lines. p.25. Vol. 6, no. 7, July 1~56.
RAISIONAL17AMIA. Soflia, Bulgaria
'-~, ~j h I :East bxrpean Accf-5siciin List '%E~AL)' V c-, 1 6., No. L-April 1-1,,"

'or -r
SO: Month List of 4%WdKW Accessions/ Library of congress, 1953, Uncl.

In,, 'n sandy 3,,! 1. (N~l -i~;j
ri
503 Month List of Sumobw Accossions,/Library of Congress, .9 t 1953, Uncl.

NEDEWHSVo N
Scientific research in Bulgaria on vine production. Tr. from the
Bulgarian, p. 241.
KAGYAR MEZOQZD Vol. 10, No. 22. Nov. 1955
Mezogazdasgi KoTV-vy-es Folyolratkiado VallaIRt, Budapest
So. East Emopean Accessions List Vol. 5. go. 1, Jan. 1956

BULMRIA/Cultivated Mats - Fruits. Berries.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No 12, 1958, 53840
Aiithor Todorov, Khr., Zmikov, Z.D., Nedelchev N., Stoyev, K.D.
1-st
,; Prunin,3 of Som Wine
Title Experiments with Short and Loonf 13
Grape Varieties.
OriL, Pub Lozarstvu I vinarstvo) 1957) 6, No 3, 4-19
Abstract As the result -)f experiments cinducted ia 1952-1953 Ill
the viacyards )f labor c )peratives, the aut~~:,rs have
reached the conclusi -).i that the 1.)ad Df 8-10 eyos per
plant, presently used )n the astablishnents Ir rulprla,
is i"sufficie;it. With the prese,it a.,ric,.iltlAral techal-
quo it can be increased .-, the Dimynt, Vineaka, R&. mus-
cat and Marrud varieties to 24 eyes, anO -)n tl.e P~-tic!
variety - tc 32 eyes per plant bDth with sh,)rt a-rl
pruning.:. Further increase I,) the fruit beariiij; I.;a" is
fenoible with the irz,)rivenont )f the a(Ticultural
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ur Ref 7~i,,Ar Di I N-, 12, 1958, 53851
-Ah r N&AACI&V T
A
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T 4 t L c Ectenai;,ntl - f M st pl-._ i..I thu.
~%,L ar V-irlety
Orl Pub L-)Larstv, I vlnarntv,,, lgc7, [V 5-il
V ab3tract.
,7%r,' L/I

BUIGARIA Chemical TochnologyO Chemical Products and Their H-27
Application. Permentation Industry.
Albs Jour : Ref Zhur - KhImiya, No 5, 1959, No. 17253
Author : Nedelchey, H.
- T
Inst ol- g- rv e -n
Title Desert Wines Derived from the Shiroka Malniahka Vine
Orig ?u'-, Lozarstvo I vinaretvo, 1958, 7, No 4, 41-"
%b'1t,ra-.t Various technological scheme were tried In the mak-'-,q
of desert wines from the Shiroks HeInishim grapes variety.
The obtained vines contained 5 - 24% sugar and 13 - 18
vol % alcohols. The obtained results reveal that the
above variety of grapes are suitable for the nam acture
of a number of tylAs of desert vines. Of &.11 the
technological schemes tried, the beat results were obtaint
when grapes wore scalded with hot water and when n, h vow
heated up to 650. It Is nocoaaary to add 47 - 8 kg f
vacuum-mint fcr ever-f 103 1 of imich. -- G. 7,iluyk-r)
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CUJMJiYl H-27
CA TMCRY t
ABS. JCM. t RMI as No* 5 19600 No. 197;t~4
--lelchev, S. 1.
Vot riven
T:,,~ -ortAnu(,,e Fermentati ,on f *ne Mumt
I I,-:, ,on or ~f: Al TIO-A
MIGI FUH 0 c, z a r B ti I -I a r q10 f-,
A 85TRA CT

flv,"P~~ITFV, Nodpl,-no, r)ro".; ATANA.;CV, :Ano
' I ';h' rokfi gr~iVjv,,rr~
A~Ivatlr,n o. nf3 A ,~ . ii, -i I np
rin-An 2 no. : . ',)

GAIIEV , P. ; NEDEICHEV, S. ; IIALAIIIV~!AK( V , .,. ; BINEV , As.
The ETV-3-MN electrotenelometric transducer for computing
the pressure in blood vessels and cardiac cavities. God-
ishnik mash elekt 12 no. 1:137-11,2 IG fpubl. '631.

A LGE I I V , "'. ; I)i ":( 7 , ;. ; '. 7 ~.! . - ~, ~ - . .
~ . " - , - t. ; ;~- - ,
~omjjarittlve f~t dlem of -iome amt,--to.on "r,,-TlowA. nAter.&.n.
Godishnik mash Plekt 1. no. t- publ. 't A .

VULEV, V.; REDMHICV, St.; MANDZHMOV, St.; MSHEV, Dim.
Else trotensiometrie device for taking down the index diagram
of the high-speed internal-combustion engines. Godishnik
mash elekt 9 no.3s95-1017 161. (publ. 162)

LNGELOV, G.; DANOV, G.; IMDEIZHEV, St.; NACIEV, 31.; PARASKOV, Tav.
Studies on the friction of stool-iron couples. Godishnik
mash elakt 10 no.3:251-258 161 (pubi.162).

NEDELCHEV, S.P.
Determining the optimum gemetric dimensions for clamping mechanisms
which gar antes opt" power load. Godiehnik mash elekt 9t61-71
'61. (pubi. 1621

GYLYBOV. Zh.S. [GtLlubov. ZhJ; ITANOT. ll.; MMY. P.; KIMST. K-;
IoCHRYA, A.; DTORTADKIN, A.I., kand.geogref.nouk [translator];
RMUM, RKMA, N.A.. takhn.red.
[Physical geography of Bulgaria) Fixicheskaia geograflia
Bolgarli. Koskya. Isd-vo inostr.lit-ry, 1960, 361 p. Translated
from the Bulgarian. (KIRA 14:3)
1. Direktor Institute geogrefli Bolgarskoy skademli nauk,
chlon-korrespondent Bolgarskoy skedenii nauk (for Gylybov).
(Bulpria--Physical geography)

111'1:~ELCH~YA I
N.- M. I AND OTF?2').
Utilizing cotton rags in tte paper imustry. Q. 9.
REMNIKA. Vol. 4, no. 5, Jun-1/July l9r5
SOMR, Bulgaria
S(TLJRC~~. Fast European Accessions List ~E'~~L) Library of
Congress, Vol. 6, No. 1, JP-nuary 1Q57

Y 0 Y.
~ 94194MA
NEDMZHEVA, V. Now regions for production of maize in the Soviet Union. p.15.
Vol. 6, no. 6, 1956. GEOGRAFIIA, Sofiya, Bulgaria.
SCFs Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EFAL), IZ, Vol. 5, NO. 10,
Oct. 1956.

GILYBOT, Ih.; ITANOT, Il.: MCHIT, P.; KISHIT, K.;.WjR&Hc%_T.;
DVORTAMKIN. M., kand.geograf.nauk (translator]; RMYUH, YuJa.,
red.; BMWA, N.A., takhn.red.
EPhysical mewsphy of Bulgaria] Fisicheaksia geogrefila Bolgarli.
Kookva, Ixd-vo lnostr.lit-ry, 196o. 361 p.
(KIRA 14:4)
1. Direktor Inatituta geografli Bolgarskoy almdenli nauk. chlen-
korrespondent Bolgerskoy almdemii nauk (for Gylybov).
Oulgaria-Phyaical geography)

NEDEMIEVA, 7era
At PoMoriyoijo Prlr i w-r-arip :~, n,-o392c,-;2 Mr 16 3.

KARAIAK-iTl, N.; KOVAGOVA, N.; KAZAKOVA, K.; NXMLCHXVA, V.
3tiology of food noisoniru, of bticterial origin In Sofia. Suvrem. med.,
Sofia 8 no.11:89-96 1957.
1. 1z Instituta za buxza meditsinsim -,)omoshch N. 1. Pirogov Sofila
(01. lekELr: B. Devetakov).
(SAIXONvIU 119WTIONS, epidemiology,
food poin. in fkxl,;aria (Bul))

WAIOWHIIVA, V.A.; PW-KOT, Ts. T.
Iffect of atimulat3ag joliitiono on blood oicture with special reference
to erythrocytes and hemoglobin. Suvrem. med.. Sofia 9 no-7tl9-28 1958.
(WIYTHROCYTIS,
count, eff. of ra,,nesium chloride & calcinm glycerophosphate
solutions (Bul))
(CIIIA)RIIM, effects.
-jagnesi-am chloride solutions on erythrocy-te count (Bul))
(KAGUI:31 UK. eff
Game)
(GLYCAROPHOSPHATAS, effects,
calcium glycerophosphzite solutions on erythrocyte count (Bul))

ALC_KT: AP6023435 SOURCE CODE: UR/GJ35/66/000/007/0001/0003
ALT-111OR: Baranov, M. S- (Candidate of technical sciences); Afanaulyev, V. H. (Engi-
neer); Vo-hchinskiy, M. L. (Engineer); Vaynshtcyn, R. M. (Englin-eer-); E_. V..#
(Engineer); Taga_n_o_v__,_Y_u. T_. (Engineer); (Engineer)
ORG: All-Union Extramural Machine Builu7ing Institute (Vsesoyuznyy zaochnyy mashino-
stroitel'nyy institut
TITLE: Laser welding of some metals It
e,
SOURCZ: Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 7, 1966, 1-3
TOPIC TAGS: laser application, laser welding SU-1 laser welder, lKhl8N9T steel,
KO steel
ABSTRACT: The results of laser ~flding of fillet joints of copper and L-62 silver coat-
ed brass with lKhI8119T st el, KOfsteel and copper are presented. The SU-1 laser %eld-.
er (shown in photograph) tas used to weld thin wires Ed < 0.1 mm] attached to semicon-
ductive and microelectronic devices. The unit power input is regulated by adjusting
various object lenses with focal distances of 10, 20, 40, and 50 mm. Unit power input
is calculated by the formula g = W21tF where W2 is the energy of radiation considering
the losses in the optic system in joules; t is the pulse time in sec and F is the fo-
cal area in cm2. The weld penetration and width are proportional to the maximum volt-
UDC: 621.791.72:535.14:669.15-194
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1, 03011-67,
ACC NRi AP6023435
age of the condenser battery. This relationship is shown in a table for Uai steel
where focal distance is 20 mm. Another test was carried out on strips of UBA steel with
a thickness of 2.6 mm (surface condition of the 10th class in accordance with MqT
_7_"::"I inorder to determine the relationship between width and penetration of the
2
Geld, and the defocusing. These tests showed that when Af = 0.75, the weld panetration
was max h a 22 u. Overlap welding was carried out on copper witK L-62 brassi with
non-coated brass, lKhl8N9T stainless steel, KO low-carbon steel' farid-f inally on coppe
wires. Without stripping the insulation [MI) copper wire of d = 0.05 mm was welded to
a silver-coated brass rod of d = 0.5 mm. Neither of these specimens showed cracks in
the welds. However, microporosity was indicated in some of the specimens. Shear
strength tests of the welds were carried out on two types of welds: without stripping
the insulation from the copper wire and with bare wire. The first specimens had an
average shear strength of 25.3 kg/mm2 while for the second typepe, a shear strength of
26 kg/m,2. The small difference makes it feasible to recommend this welding process
without stripping the insulation. A comparative test of the laser-welded and brassed
joints was made. The latter showed an average strength 13% less than the welded
joints. The authors conclude that the laser-weld d joints have considerably better
mechanical properties than the soldered iointa. 'This is due to the smaller heat-af-
fected zone. Orig. art. has: 6 f~igures, 1 table.
SUB CODE: f3,20/ SUBM DATE: none
~!-in.np -f dissImIlar metals 11
C.,d 2/2 IqwM

FuWIA '11rolofV. Viruses of Mn and Anilan.1s. PlAirie Viruses F-2
rif Fli rds .
Abe inur Ref Zhur - hinlnglya, No 22, 19~,P,, N'r. 9')IYe
Author :;uhaci, 1.; Nedelclu, D - Rcsen'--I=, M.
Inst Pasteur inst. nf 3era ~~t Vaccine, Ducharest
Ti tle The Relati-mshlp Between the :rfecti-~4s Fc-wer Find
Rsm.Gg,lutinability rf Vriri-us ;tmilns of the
rseudc)-laSue Virus Ln Rirds
"rig Puh knuar*.a Inst. aeruri sl ,acc. Flaste--ir bur-.Lrest.1,
!?9' ' ,2 ,-7-,,, J36
Ab6tmcIb Me strains rf the virus -f -.w4er
. rike L.
investigation 4 virulent and 'wo, uned ieve'opei
d-ititinct thermcstability, w~,ereuprr, brtt, the themr-
stat,e FLnd the thermclabl,q ones .,rried signifieftntly
I r, ,a thc, ge ri c--.' ty .Mrstly, the pati-geni- pr,'(~erties
cf the 6tmins appiar,~!,, Trre stA-~,.-o t- thar, the
Card 1-1d
Abe Jour Ref ;Tur - Nc 2~?Ip
~,I 22
heMR991-itinating nnes. A-ftor a yerLr,s strrige,
the virulent stralns "I nnt levelcD appreciabie
Uffercricne jr, fitat)IIIty of the till ir,~pertles
111diclitli'l; Jj#-'rcf-,p thil t,,itk,rrf; 't
"n thf! ',aSjLj rf tj-,e I
rlct~...Ity
d8t'!Miae thi-. vjqbilit~- the
rcor=ended tl-,,t
tnen.-~(stn-~e straine he Ise,j.
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RLIAANIA Viroln --,. viruses -f Man and V.,"ma... Plague Virusec
r,f Bi rdn .
Abs Jour Ref J,.u-r Bir)ICgiya, "k, ";C. 9914"
Authnr Juhacl) Nedelciu r.; Rrspn`)1z;L, 14.
Inst Pasteur Inst. ~,-r-, and Varcinoj, Bucharest
Ti tle rMe T)--terminatinn cf the Momint of Appearance rf
Resistance in Bird Flaguo, and its 'cntinuance, in
le'accinati,-,n with Strain N ~1fertfrvrd:;hire)
,,rig Fub Anuari.Ll Inst. scruri si 1'asteur Vacuresti,
Ahstract kntlbDdies, rotar,lirg hema -,gl-utiriati-n, qs q
ruie, In all baby chicks cn tho, "th. day after the
iritroductl,~n of vaccine. Me antl*aadf titer risp!;
,intill the lCth day, after which it j~radualiy beenmes
lower and In 3 mos. reaches the original titer. Ircmuni ty
to lisease is pr~-ducei In ~G pprcfrt cf the baby chlc~-.s
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RUMANIA / Vlrolr-~y. 7',ri.1,,es 7f M&n and PI-ague ;jr.~sj,
of Bi r-~s .
Ab B Jour Ref ~,,ur - Biulcgiya, 3(- -e, _'i X4~4~
in thQ ciurse if 2 Iny8l 1- -7'; per,,~:ent in the c~,urn.~
rif three, and on the 4th clay a] I the baby cticks
ap-,car i=une tr, liseaoo. The i=unity is preserv--d
for " mos. The authors d-id not observe a parallel
between the titers rr!tardi,-,,, agglutinaticr. and thcse
neutralizing antib-dies. -- From, the authrrs' res-me
r~ard 212

SURACI, I.: NU3 III, D.; HOSUNPILM, M.
Fslp'llrhment of the time of appearame and duration t t- of
resio%,,nce produced by n-71am H nnti-Deste 7ac,71ne. Stn,,. ::ercet. in-
frnilicroblol., Bumir, 8 no.3:361-368 1957.
(MWCASIIA DISMASIR, immmology
nnpenrance & duration of immun. after vacc. with oseudo-
neste H virliA vRocine, in chicken@)
(71ACCIDYM AND VACCOATIOll
Jewenstle die. virus H Vaccine, immm. Phenomena in
chicVens )

I-
FIjKI,GCV. C.
N
~~'~S&G(,'JT-DIN correer,cnderre- tktles for metils and nonfr,rr U13 -,',)yR. p. 34.
(Standard izarea. Vol. 9, No.1, Jan. 101.7. Duc-urpnti. Rumnin)
3(~": Monthly List ' 4:itst FiiroTeiin Accessions kFXi,:-) Le. Vol. , , N,,. k. Au4r IQ5". Uncl.

R/009,/62/000/011/001/002
D272/D3O8
AUT HORS Cosma, Dante, Kundacgian, il-rdag, Panaitescu, Florin,
Engineers, Natei, Constantin and Nedelcovici, Valer-
ia, ~:ngineer
TITLZ: The steel 40C10 microalloyed with boron
1',ctalurgia ?i Gonstruc~ia de no. 11, 1962,
984-988
'f:.D:T: After a detailed discussion of the theory and practi-
cal experience relating to the microalloying of constructionaL
steals with B in order to improve their temperability, sone results
are presented on an investigation of the ef~-ects of microquantities
of B, added to the steel 40(;10, upon its temperability laid &everal
of its mechanical properties. eerroborn (with l61~ 3) was added af-
ter denitriding and deoxidation of the steel in the furnace by adcli-
tions of ferro-titanium and aluminum. The B content in the Gteel
varied between 0.0003 and 0.00527j, achieving degrees of assimilation
in the range 30-90i~. The results were compared with those ootained
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The steel 40CIO D272/1)308
on 3-free specimens subjected to tile same treatment. No faults werc
observed in the macroscoi)ic and microscopic examination o~ tile &:ioci-
mens containing 3, in comparison i-rith those lackinf; it. %.n increase
of the tem-perability (deterraincd in accordance with v. 4950-55)
by a factor of 1.5-2 was observed in the 13-containirig apecimens, 'out
no variation of the ten,?crability with the 13 content was notc-(~. The
B content caused an i.,.crease in the tenaile strerWLh and in tile yield
limit. Comparative diagrami; of the variation of the iiiechanical cha-
ractcristics as a function of the recovery temperature (400-0000'')
for 3 containing and 3 lacking 40CIO steel 'nave made poSSiDIC LhC
determination of incrQases in the yield limit, the elongation, the
constriction and tile resilience for equal values of the tensile
strength. , Mere are 6 figures and 5 tables.
AS-'OCIXTION: Institutul de cercetiri metalurgice (Metallurgical
Research Institute)
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UNCU, A.; RAUGM; FMISWI, Z.; 1[MZC FILIA, D.
.gJ6,
voopop-
Rlood sugBr vnriationa induced in dystrophic sucklings under the
nction of cnffeine. Rumnian K. Rev. I no.4:42-43 Oct-Dec 57.
(CAMINN. of f.
on blood Piwnr in Oystrophic Lnf.
(BLOOD SUGAR, off. of drWo an .
cnffeine In (Wetronhic inf.)
(INFANT M"HITION DISORI", blood in
off. of rpffeine on blood nueAr In dyatrophic inf.)

NFIDELO, C.
itlInerarlies tnrough branow region. it si Teh Buc 14
nn.1217-9 D'62.

'-D';'ICtT, (,-
6 -,
SUEVU-2, Givbn Names
Co=try: Rumania
Academic Degrees: -not given-
Affiliation: -not given-
Source: Bucharest, Stllnta si Tehnica, No 8. Aug 1961, pp 30-31.
Data: "Algeria."

cc a d:i:7dc Zei,-reC3: -no'.
AffiLiation: -not -Ivcn-
SOurce: "a Ch are t I In',
29.
Data I Br ~ z 11

POPOVICI, Iomn, lector (Duouresti); NEDZIZU, Constantin (Ducuresti)
Concentration of industry in the Trotus River Valley.
Nature, Geografie 14 no.1:43-03 Ja~F 162.

1, 13506-63
'R/002/63/OW/002/001/002
AUTHMs Hadelou"10 Vonstantin.%
T;In2:,.-!! CAn -t4a,'cirust of the earth be. pierced?
PERIOMCAL
s StAii" si; Tehnica, no. -2. 1963,;36 37
TEET s Uvas beckground infornation on the' datirqinatlon of the Moho Lwor
A .-
190917,the study of. sarthqualtes'"d on the A4W4rffjjMULA~pth. A9
Sbrstak developed by 0. A. G&Wiurtsev. -The4rtificidlyevoked ilastio osail-
lations brought about-BY-N-t-on-a-Rins are claimed to be not only more exact in
the dotormifiation"of the total - thickness, of the lithosphere but also to allow
the - distinguishing of its internal 4tructurs., This method has revealed the ex-
i,
stanae; of ant
threo.lay'sis -isodini ary, granite, and basalt - differing in
,--t6ir.thlcknassland in physical properties. The author lists the five locations
sale'ated. for depth-drilling in the USSR for a.,stu4y of the profile of the litho-
sphere'.'an! AesoVlbes 'the various types of drilling Pipe that may be employed
effectivalk In, such - undertWdmgs. - Emphasizes the Importance of light but highly
resistant drAllIng'pipo made of titodum-aluminum alloys or anixotropic fiber-
glaas:Aaterials using synthetic resins as b:L-Aers. T=ludes a map showing the
location Pf drilling. sites.
-Ca:rd..l.

;-EDETcu, c. aff;-,iation not 6iven]
"':',irou6h the Apusen-4 -:-,untains."
B'ucharest, Stiinta si Tehnica, '101 15, :.o 7, jul 67, p-, 21-27
Abstra_gt: Describes the geographic and feologica.1 character-
fc-T-07 the area of the Apuseni M unt ns by retracing a trip
isT 0 a
started at Alba lu-Iia and ending at the foot of the Mezes peak
near Cluj
Includ;a 5 illustrations.
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Acamiox nu AM33699 it/0002/64/000/004/0022/0025
AUTHOR: -Ned,*lc%#_C..-
TITLE: Assault of %be d"P
souRcz: Stunts, si tehnica, no. 4, 1964, 22-25 (Science and Technique)
TOPIC TAGS: underwater exploration# bathysphere, bathyscaph, underwater mapping,
research ship, research submarine, oceanographic research, marine atlas, under-
uster laboratory
ABSTRACT: The author gives a brief history of undersea exploration, starting
with the sixteenth century. He then describes in detail the first experiments or
the French captain Cousteau and his aides, as well as their present preparations
for a new experiment. He mentions the experiments of the American E. Link and
the Swiss mathematician H. Keller, who also built underwater "houses". The arti-
cle continues with a detailed description of Auguste Picard's underwater ex-
plorstion in his bathysphere and bathyscaph, the Trieste, in which he and his
aides attained & depth of 10,916 meters. Picard's son and an American researcher
repeated this performance. There follows a description of various methods of
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mapping the ocean bottom from specially equipped ships at the surface, with a
Mating of Soviet achievement@ in this area, mainly from the researob ship
11 Vityaz" and the research submarine "Severyanka". Future developments will in-
clude vessels able to submerge to as much as 6,000 motors, hio-speed submarines
vith nuclear propulsion, underwater laboratories, tracked vehIcles, etc.
ASSMIATION. none
SUB.%MMD t 00 DATE ACQ: 01M&A ZXCL: 00
SUB COM: SP SO REP SOV: 000 OTMM 3 000
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RU' MIC; L~
*,:,TASZ, 1j.; GIIEORGRE, N.; and :~ POST(; LESC"
GAIGOR-115cu, st.; I:ZDI-lcUj C-; .. 5
ental ctuaies on '.:c,, atic Clearance in Irradiated L)01',s
"Exrerim
Bucharest, Hilitarat Vol 16, Special I:o., 196.,; - )12-.)13
Abstract I In do,;s irradiated 200 or 300 r, hepatic clearance ol coilo'dal
7~11_d198 orrose benaal iodine-131 was delayed. I.Aiole-body radliation (400 r)
effect on renal uptake of chromium-31, arsenic-75, sodium-24 and 1-otassium-
42 was also studied.
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RUKANIA
')RI'JORESCU. St.; NEDELCU, C.; '3HEORGHS. N.; and NASTASE, M.
"Effect Of Some Radioprotective Agents on Metabolism
Chlorpromazine" of 5ulfur35 Labeled
Bucharest,, Revista 32nitara Mill-tara, Vol 16. Special No.. 1965; P 5-1)
Abstract: Study in mice of the effect Of non-labeled cqjOrPromazine, ACTH,
trypanblue and alpha chlOrOlose on metabolim of
mazine; histopathology of liver, kidney, sUlfurJ-) labeled chlorpro-
adrenals and fazoral epiphysis;
results Indicate the role of the nervous SYst~ in radioprotective effects.
MANIA
GRIGORESCU. St.; 5DELCU.-C.; NASTASE. M.; and GOMM N.
"Effect If Some Radioprotective Agents on Motabolim of Trilodothyronine
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NICULZSCUP Gh.; MZWU, Zagen
Cryonival microrellef of the high zone of the mountains Ratozat-Godeanu-
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NEDFELCU, E., cercetator
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NEDELCU, Sugen -
Glacial relief in the basin of Riul Doamel (Mintil Fag&rasului).
Comanicarile AR 12 no.5097-W3 ?V 162.
1. Cumnicare prozentata de T.Moraru, membru corespondent al
Academiel R.P.R.

GRUMAZJISCU, H., cercetator stiintific (Bucuresti); STAIXESCU, C.,
corcetator stiintific (2ucuresti); POPOVA, A., corcetatoara
stiintifica (Bucuresti); IZDEIZU E. cercetator stUntific
(Bucureati)
The Danube Delta. Natura Geografis 14 no.101-41 Ja-F 162.

Cu'hUMAZIESCUP Horia; STAIJ(~~ZCU. .,)r:.eii-&; NDZ.~~U, L.
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-NMMXU,- Gbeqrghe, candidat In stiinte economics
Computing the effective cost price of the production of auxilia.-7
sections. Metalurgia constr mas 8 no.lltlOOO-1005 N '61.
(Machinery industry) (Industrial management)