SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NIKANDROV, B.I. - NIKANOROV, A.S.

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BX=IKT0V,I.A.---(continued) Card 3.
Y19MINOV. N.G.. akademik, aauchnyy redaktor; SAZONOV. N.A , doktor
tokhnicheskikh nauk, nauchnyy redaktor; NIKANDROY . inzhener.
rutuchnyy redaktor; KOSTYAKOV, A,N.. akadem k, nauchnyy redaktor;
CHINKASOV. A.A.. prof easor. doktor takhnicheskikh nauk, nauchnyy redair-
tor; DAVITAYA. F.F.. doktor sell skokhozyaystvonny1ch nauk. nauchnyy
rodaktor; IVAHOV, U.N., professor, doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk, nauchny-y
rl3daktor; ORLOV, P.M., professor. doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk, nauchnyT
rodaktor, LOZA, G.M., kandidat ekonomicheBkikh nauk, nauchnyy redaktori
CAMOV. A.V., kontrolInyy redaktor, ZAVARSKIY. A.L., redaktor; ROS-
S13SHANSKAYA. V.A.. redaktcr, FILATOVA, N.I., redaktor; YAMIYANOVA,
S.I., redaktor; SILIN, V.S., redaktor BRANZBURG. A.Yu., redaktor;
KAGNITSKIY, A.V.. redaktor terminov, LORYAVTSXVA, A G,. redaktor
terminov, AKSRNOVA. A-P.. m1adshty reciaktor. KALYAVSKAYA. 0-A.. mlad-
shiy redaktor; FIDOTOVA. A.F,, tekhnichaskiy redaktor
(Continued on next card)

BMXDIXTOV, I.A.---(continued) Card 4.
(Agricultural encyclopedia] Sellskokhoziaistvenaaia entaikolopediia.
Izd.3-e. parer. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo salkhoz. lit-ry. Tol..51. [T-IA.)
1956. 663 P. (KWA 9.9)
(Agriculture Dictionaries and encyclopedias)

PJ I r~ 8 P,,~_b e j v , I~r I -
CHAYKINA, Tatlyana Georg iyevna tnzhener-arkhitektor, red.;
SHNLYANSKIY, V.A.. red.; BAIJAW, A.L. tekhn.red.
[Structures for cattle] Postrolki dlis krupnogo rogatogo skota.
Pod red. V.I.Rkandrova. Mosk7a, Goa. Izd-vo sellkhoz. lit-ry,
1957. 215 P. (HIRA 11,4)
(Barns)

. glf.
Plans for renovation of housea for fattening awine. Sell. stroi. 12
no,3:30 Kr 158. (NM 113-3)
1. Direktor instituta "Giproselikhoz" Kiniaterstva sel'skogo, khozyr-y-
stva MR.
(Swine houaes and equipment)

Max= WAMOVOLGIN. V. g KUZMSOV. N.; RWTSIVA. A.; VOROMIN. A.;
31111GEM, To.; PICHATKIN, I.
labor canpaign in honor of the coWeeip. Prom.1mop. 12 no.12:4
D 1513. (NM 12:2)
1. Predsedatel' pravleniya moskovskoy arteli 'Tol'prom" (for
Hikandrov). 2. Sekretarl partorganizatsil moskovekoy arteli
"Tollprom" (for Volgin). 3. Predsedatel' pravleniya arteli
"Rembytahvey" (for Kuznetsov). 4. Sekretar' partoorganizallsii
artell "Resbytahvee (for Ityabtseva). 5. Predeadatel' pravleniya
oblpromeoveta Tullskoy oblasti (for Voronin). 6. Zamestitel'
redsedatelya pravleniya obl?ramoovets, Alma-Atinakoy oblasti
for Sergeyev).* 7. Sekretar partorganizateii krasnoslobodakoy
Y
arteli im. Kuybysheva Mordovskoy ASSR (for Pechatkin).
(Cooperative societies)

NIKANMOV, B.
~..,
Structures for drying and storing corn. Sell. stroi. 13 no.6:19-21
ja 158. (KIRA 11:6)
l.Direktor *Gtpronallkhoz&O Miniaterstva sel'skogo khozyaygtva
SSSRII
(Corn (Vaise)--Drring) (Corn (Maizey-Storage)

MIKANDROV B ris Ivanovich- DUBROVSKIT, V.A., red.; SOKOLOVA, N.N.,
ekhn.red.; ZN39. V.I.. tekhn.red.
[Livestock buildings] Zhivotnovodcheakie postroiki. Koakva.
Goo.isd-vo sellkhoz.lit-ry, 1959. 270 P. (KIRA 12:9)
(Farm buildings)

NIKAYMOV. B., inzh.-arkhitektor;LZSOT, ff., inzh.-stroitell
Raise more animals on the same acreage.lauka I pored. op
sellkhoz 9 no.lotl6-19 0 159 (KIRA 13:3~
(Stock and stockbreeding)

AIRTH ISKIY. P.Ye.; BRUSETM, A.M.; BYIOV, N.A.; XBOACH, M.L.;
IL'YASMSKIT, Ya.A.; KIRMWV, A.A.; K02WVSXIT. A.S.; KRYLOV,
N.V.; L3WV, N.M.; KARTYNOV, P.T.;
T.Te.; RUDANOV, H.L.; SINTAKOV, V.K.; FALIKOR, O.G.; PITRTAKOV.
A.L. red.; BALLO, A.I., tekhn.red.
Nanual on the construction of farm buildings] Spravochnik po
aellskokhozialstvennomu stroitalletvu. Moskva. Gos.izd-vo
sellkhoz.lit-ry, 1960. 704 P.
(Farm buildings) (KRA 13:12)

NIKANDROV, Boris -Ivanovich; YELIZAVETSKAXA, G.V., red.; PEVZNER, V.I.,
- - teklfi.- red.
(Fam buildings]SellskokhoziaistvenrWe postroiki. Moskva,
Sellkhozizdat, 1962. 271 p. (MBA 15:9)
(Farm buildings)

TOPGRIT9 Dmitriy Nikitich; NIKANDROV B I I retsenzent; KUZIMIN,
U.S., kand. arkhi ry, O.S., retsenzent; ZUMOVA, M.S., red.
izd-va; GOLIBERG, T.M., tekhn. red.
[Agricultural buildings and istructures]Sellskokhoziaistvenriye
zdaniia i sooruzheniia. Izd,,2,, perer. i dop. Moskvaj GGq-
straiizdatp 1962. 398 p. (MIRA 15-12)
1. Direktor Gosudarstvennogo instituta po proyektiroganiyu sell-
skokhozyaystvennykh sooruzheniy (for Nikandrov). 2. Rukovoditell
kafedr7 prouWshlenrqkh, grazhdanskikh i sellskokhozvaystvennykh
sooruzheniy Novosibirskogo, inzhenerno-stroitelinogo instituta
(for Kuz #min).
(Farm buildings)

AUTHOR: Nikandrov, V. S.
43140
8/18 62/004/011/046/049
BioeyBiM
TITLE: The influence of aluminum oxide on the electrical conductivity
of alkali-free magneeia-calcium glasses
PEhIODIV^AL: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 4, no. 11, 19629 3342-3343
TEXT: It was found earlier that partially substituting SiO 4 by Al 203 in
alkali glasses increases the electrical conductivity of the latter. This
paper is concerned with similar studies on alkali-froe glasses (diopside
type). Glass of the composition CaO-MgO*2SiO2. xAl 203 showed a decreasing
electrical conductivity when the aluminum oxide content was increased.
The carrier activation energy increased from 0.8 to 1.3 ev as the content
x in Al203 increased from 0.1 to 0.6. The decrease of conductivity is
explained by the substitution of Si+ 4 ions by Ai+3 ions. However, this is
possible only when at the same time an equal amo"t of MS+2 ions is
replaced by A1+3 ions. This process reduces the number of ions in the
eighthcoordination and thers~fore reduces also the conductivity.
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The influende of aluminum oiide ... B106/B186
Consequently, the higher numPer of ions in the sixth coordination gives
the glass a simpler structure which manifests itAelf in the energy of the
carriers. There is 1 figurq.
ASSOCIATION: AlleningradsKiy nektrotekhnicheakiy institut im. V. 1. Ullyanaft
(Lenina) (Leni4hd Electrozechniaa,l institute imeni V. 1.
Ullyanov (Leni'91
SUBMITTED: July 16, 1962
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L 44778-66 VIT (d) ZEYE (-n1./pi-,p (V /E'~lip(t)/ETI/F-',,,'P(k),/F!2(h),/P=(iI
ACC NR,-Ap~ 013263 SOURCE CODE! UR/0413/66/000 /008/0053/0053
INVENTOR: Gorokhov, N. 1. ; Nikandrov, I. L.
ORG: none
TITLE: Semiautomatic vacuum device for making selenium photocells. Class 21,
No. 180715 Iq
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy. tovarnyye znaki, no. 8, 1966, 53
TOPIC TAGS: photocell, selenium photocell
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a semiautomatic vacuum device for
making selenium photocells featuring a turning arrangement fur moving the blank-
photocell in to a position with respect to the vaporization source. To improve the
efficiency of the device and the uniformity of the layer applied to the photocell blank,
the turning device is made as a drum consistin#,of a set of prisms whose rotation axe
1/2 UDC: 621. 383. 42. 002. 5

L 44778-66
ACC NR.
AP6013263
are parallel to the surface of the vaporization surface. The external side of the prisms
are designed with position retainers arranged for the photocell blanks (see Fig. 1). i
Orig. art. has: 1 figure. [Translation] LD1
SUB CODE: 13, 20/ SUBM DATE: 11Oct63/
Fig. 1. Semiautomatic vacuum device
foi making selenium photocells~
I-Drum; 2-prism; 3-externs~l
side of prism; 4-position
retainers; 5-vaporized surfac
6-photoc ell blank.
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E',.'P /FWT (ri) 'WH
ACC NRj AP6013272 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/008/0070/0070
INVENTOR: Nikandrov, V. S.
ORG: none
TITLE: Glass for the second cover of a Ii ht guide. Class 32, No. 180771
9
[announced by the All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Glass Fibers(Vse.-
soyu*7.nyy nauchno-'issledovaf(~Vskiy institut steklyannogo volokna)]
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarryye zraki, no. 8, 1966, 70
TOPIC TAGS: glass, image contrast, light guide
i ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for glass for the second cover
of a light guide. Its base is SiO21 B20.., Na 0, Fe 0 and CaO. To ensure image
2 2 3'
contrast, the components are taken in the following quantities (weight in
Card 1 / 2 UDC: 666. 189 2:666. 112. 7

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ACC NR, AP6013272
Sio 52. 5-60; B 0 1. 6-18. 5; Na 0, 9. 5-10, 5; Fe 0 19-21; CaO, not
2' 2 3' 2 2 3p
more than 3. [Translation) fNTj
SUB CODE: Ii,.?V,(*UBM DATE: 290et64/
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s/r.29/62/000/C06/005/032
E039/E435
AUTHOR: Nikandrov
_L_V - S.-
TITLE: The effect of sintering temperature on the stability of
the bond between silver and dielectrics
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Fizika,
no.6, 1962, 25-28
TEXT: The physico-chemical processes occurring when metals are
bonded to dielectrics are complex. The stability of the bond
depends on many factors such as the nature of the metal and the
dielectric surface compositions etc. The silver is applied as a
paste to the degroased dielectric surface, dried at 1200C and
sintered in a muffle furnace, the temperature of which is controlled
to I to 20C. The applied layer of silveris then copper plated and
tinpied. Stability of the silver-dielectric bond is determined by
soloering a brass rod to the tinned silver surface. This rod is
supported in a special holder and the breaking strain for
separating the silver from the dielectric can be measured directly.
Layers of silver are applied and sintered at different
temperatures. It is shown 4at the optimum sintering temperature
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The vffect of sintering ... E039/E435
is 6500C. The maximum breaking strain measured betwoun ailver and
crystallized glass is 285 kg/cm2 while t)ie average of ton
experiments is about 160 kg/cm2. A comparable figure for silver
to ceramic from the literature is 300 kg/cm2. It is shown that
the coupling is not mechanical and dendrites are not formed. Ii
is suggested that the bond is due to metal ions in microdefects on
the dielectric surface. There are 2 figures and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy elcktrotekhnicheskiy institut, i,-.Ieni
V.I.Ullyanova (Lenina) (Leningrad Electrotechnical
Institute "meni V.I.Ullyanoy (Lenin)
SUBMITTED: August 15, 1961
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NIKVIDROVI V. 17.
inveatigating the cataly-Lic crystallization of
Stakloobr. sast. n,-..1.174.--,L-77 16~. 1, V : 1,~ - - 0 "
. I

ACCESSION NR: AT4oI93I5 S/0000/63/003/00110174/0177
AUTHOR: Nikandrov, V. S.
TITLE: An investigation of the catalytic crystallization of alkali-free glasses
SOURCE: Simpozium po stekloobraznomu sostoyaniyu. Lenitigrad, 1962. Stekloo-
braznoye sostoyanlye, vy*p. 1: Katalizirovannaya krlstalilzatslya stekla
(Vitreous state, no. 1: Catalyzing crystallization of glass). Trudy* 5impoziuma,
v. 3, no. 1. Moscow, lzd-vo AN SSSR, 1963, 174-1717, insert facing p. 178
TOPIC TAGS: glass, glass cry5tallization, alkaii-free glass, diopside, apatite,
catalyzed crystallization
ABSTRACT: Crystalline glasses having the chemical composit,'on of ii pside were
invest:qated because, first of all, t,)e clar;ficat,on ot the con i! ons and
characteri stl cs of the crystal I i zation of Lhi , type ol (j:~Jss jou i~l P05 s ; 1) : C
oro(~.( 2 i nex pens;,/ e, reidi I y-flis; o h-, I I a 55y-crys t ane Ttatv, ; ~,
s an~, secono,y,
beca'se t'to. inform,ltion u~tained on this 'yi)e of crystal ;;zjt;o~ c,~, a.50 D.2 used
r other glass compositions. The chemical composition (Y. by wej~;nE) of Lne in-
vestigated diopside glasses was: CaO-24.4, M90-17.5, SiO2-52.5, and AIZ03-5.6.
For initiation a mixture of Ag, Cu, Cr203, Ti02 and apatite were added kO.Oi-5%
by Wei ht). The best effect was obtained with TiO2 and fluoroapatite. Their
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effect on the crystallization process is discussed in detail. The best effect
from Ti02 was obtained over a temperature range of 920-940C. The range of cry-
stallization of glasses containing fluoroapatite, however, is much wider; i:.he
maximum rate of crystallization is at 960C and the at;inimum rate Is at 8,10~. The
crystals obtained from glasses with Ti02 and apatite are compared. A of
the crystallization process with different additives showed that the ;nys;co-
chem;cal properties of the additives exert a substantial effect an tne gro'wth
of the crystals. This effect is greater the inore the additive changes the 5ur-
face tension crystal face of the growinq crystal with respect to the medium- The
degree of this effect is determined by the ratio of the lattice parameters of the
additive and the growing crystal. The parameters tabulated for diopside and apa-
tite show good agreement. Orig. art. has: I formula, 3 figures and I table.
ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTED: i7may,63 DATE ACQ: 2JNov63 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: MT' NO REF SOV: Oo4 OTHER: 002
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NIKANDROV, V. Ya.
Central Geophysical Observatory, (-1943-'
11 On the fore-transition state of ,,~Aer-steam In
the atmosrhere",
Iz. AK. Nauk SSSR, Ser. 7,eorraf. I Geofiz.1 No.1-6, 1944

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Science
Problems of the physics of precipitLitl-)n; collecti-)n of ar-tlc~es, Pod rud V. IA.
I-likandrova, I-eningrad, Gidrometeoizdat, 1911~1.
I I
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Deceipber, Y~12'. UT"CLASSIFIVT.

NTDNMOVI Y--x&-Mk
Interaction of supercooled water drops and solid particles. Trudy
GOO no.570-18 '56. (MZRA 10:1)
(Precipitation (Keteorolog7))

NIKANDROV. Toxft-1-
Charge of particleb in clouds and fogs, TruAy GOO no-57:36-39 '56.
(KMA 10: 1)
(Particles) (Atmospheric nucleation)

kand.fts.-mst.nauk, red.; SHISHKIU, U.S., doktor ftz.-mat.
nank. red.; SHMIN. K.3,., doktor fiz.-nat.nauk. red.; SOLOVITRV,
V.Aq, 1mnd,ftz.-wt,nauk, red.; PISARRVSICATA. V.I., red.;
SOEOVITCHIK, A.A., tekhn.red.
[Uvestigations of clouds. precipitation, and thudnerstorm
electricity] lealedovante oblakov. asadkov t Crozovogo elektri-
chestva; abornik dokladov V Kezhvedometvannoi konferentaii po
voprosam iseledovaniia oblakov, osadkov t grozovogo alektrichostva.
Leningrad, Gidroneteor. izd-vo, 1957. 214 p. (MIRA 11:6)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.SA.) Glavnoye upravlaniye gidro-
meteorologichosko.v aluzhby.
(Maude) (Atmospheric electricity)
(Precipitatiou (Meteorology))

VOSKUSANSKIT, A.I.; RMCHEVSKIT, T.G.; HIMMOT, T.Ta.
Use of dry ice for cloud dispersal In the Arctic. Probl. Arkt.
no-2:133-139 '57. (MIRA 11:12)
(Dry ice) (Arctic region~-Weather control)

NIX-MOV, T.Ta.
Standardization of the nue of solid carbor dioxide as applied to
tae seeding of clouds,* Tftdy OW no.67W~1,1-'43 157. (KMA 11W
(Rain making) (DZ7 icO)

PHASE I BOOK EXPWITATION SOV/3904
SOV/2-M-73
Glavaaya geofizicheskaya ibservatoriya
Fizika atmosfery (Physics of the Atmosphere) L-eningrad, Gidrometeoizdat, 1958.
130 p. Errata slip inserted. 1,300 copies printed. (Series: Its: Trudy,
vYP. 73)
Additional Sponsoring Agency: USSR. Glavnoye upravleniye gidrameteorologicheskoy
sluzhby.
Ed.: V.V. Bazilevich, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics; Ed.: M.M. Yasnogorodskaya;
Tech. Ed.: O.G. Vladimirov.
P11RPOSE: This publication is intended for meteorologists and geophysicists.
"OVERAGE: This issue of the Transactions of the Main Geophysical Observatory
of the USSR contains 1-1 articles on problems in atmospheric physics, par-
ticularly in the reglan of the ground layer. Individual articles discuse:
the meteorolo g~cal conditions surrounding the formation of winter evapo-
rational fogs,'the possibilities of using radio-controlled aircraft models for
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aeroiogical investigations, the effect of. turbu-lence on sound
propagation, and the physical properties of fog droplets. References accom-
pany each article.
TABLE OF COITTENTS:
NikAndrov, V.Ya. Nature of the Formation of Droplets and Icicles Under
___C_o_nd1tTd-hZ of-Supersaturation 3
Kz-&jikov, P.N., and G.M. Bashkirova. Meteorological Conditions During Angara
Winter Fogs in the Area of the City of Irkutsk 12
V~~rontacrv.. P.A. Aerological Investigations of Evaporstional. Fogs of the
Angs-ra, River 24
Bashkirova, G.M., and P.M. Krasiko-. Some Kicrophysical Characteristics of
Angexs Winter Fogs in the Area of the City of Irkutsk 37
Bazilevic?-J, V.V. Effect of Atmospheric Turbulence Upon the Audlbillty of
ScRuidB in the Atmosphere 50
Tverskoy, N.P. Acoustic Characteristics of tne Turbulent State of the
Atm.osphere 54
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p.jysics of the tmosphere
SOV/39o4
vorcintsov, P.A. Aerological Investigation of the Boundary Layer of the
Atmosphere Over the Hillock Relief of Virgin Lands 61
Vorontaov, P.A. The Breezes of Lak Ladoga
87
Voroxmtov, P.A... V.M. Michell, and A.A. Erler. Use of Radio-Controlled
Aircraft Models for Aerological Investigation of the Lower Layers of
the Atmosphere 107
Makhatkin, L.G., and V.A. Solov1yev. The Role of Electric Charges in
the Coagulation of Fog Droplets 116
T-verskaya, N.P.Experimental Study of Collision wd Fusion of Charged
Droplets
AVA-ILABLE: Library of Congress
JA/dvm/gap
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Nm~',N)ROV, V &
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION' SOV/1720
Leningrad. Glavnaya geofizicheakaya observatoriya.
Voproay razrabotki meteorologicheskikh priborcv (Problems in the De-
velopment of Meteorological Instruments) Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat,
1958. 49 p. (Series: Its: Trudy, vyp- 83) 1350 copies printed.
Additional Sponsoring Agency: Glavnoye upravleniye gidrometeorolo-
gicheskoy sluzhby.
Ed. (Title page): M.S. Sternzat, Candidate of Physical-Mathematical
Sciences; Ed. (Inside book): M.M. Yasnogorodskaya; Tech. Ed.: A.N.
Sergeyev.
PURPOSE: This issue Is Intended for scientific personnel engaged in
the construction and use of meteorQlogical instruments.
COVERAGE: In general, this booklet covers descriptions of new instru-
ments and problems encountered In their development. It also de-
scribes methods used for selecting the optimum Interval for averag-
ing the velocity of the wind and for determining the aggregate com-
position of fogs. 1he Instruments described in detail Include a new
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Problems in the Development (Cont.) SOV/1720
automatic condensation hygrometer, a simple device for determining
the composition of fog, a field radiometer, a device for measuring
temperature, apparatus for actinometric observations and a device
for measuring winds of high velocity. No personalities are mentioned.
Bibliographies follow each article.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Fateyev, N.P. New Automatic Condensation Hygrometer 3
Andreyev, I.D. Selection of the Optimum Interval for Averaging
Wind Velocity 20
Nikandrov, V.Ya A Method of Determining the Aggregate Compo-
31tion o a Fog 25
Aleksandrov, N.N. A Field Radiometer for Measuring the Relative
Concentration of Radioactive Particles in the Atmosphere 27
Skachkova, I.F. Apparatus for Actinometric Measurements 36
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Nikandrov, Vladislav Yakovlevich
Iskusstvennyye vozdeystviya na oblaka I tumany; mikro,0-4zicheakiye
osnovy (Artificial Modification of Clouds and Fq; Microphysical
Principles) Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat, 1959. 169 P. 3,000
copies printed.
Resp. Ed.: V.V. Bazilevich; Ed.: Yu.V. Vlasova; Tech. Ed.: N.V.
Volkov.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for meteorologists, geophysicists, and
students at hydrometeorological institutes and in the physics di-
vision of universities.
COVERAGE: This book contains an analysis of the physical processes
generated by artificial modification of supercooled clouds and fogs.
The theoretical-physical and experimental principles behind modern
methods of cloud seeding are discussed. Problems of the physics
of the formation and growth of water droplets and ice crystals
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naturally in supersaturated conditions as well as around condensa-
tion and crystallization nuclei are studied. Comparative estimates
of the consumption of solid C02, silver Iodide, and lead iodide by
various methods of nucleation are presented. The author thanks
V.V. Bazilevich, P.N. Krasikov, I.I. Gayvoronskiy, A.P. Chuvayev,
N.S. Shishkin, B.V. Kiryukhin, G.M. Bashkirova, and T.A. Pershina.
1%ere are 340 references: 230 Soviet, 76 English, 18 German, 4
French, 1 Bulgarian, and 1 Italian.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction 5
Ch. I. Nature of the Natural Formation (Without Nucleation) of
Water Droplets and Ice Crystals From Water Vapor 11
1. Energy of molecular forces 11
2. Interaction and combination of the moleoules of water vapor 19
3. Growth of molecular association into condensation 32
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, 1960, No. 11, PR. 171 - 172,
# 14499
AUTHORS: Morachevskiy, V.G., Nikandrov, V.Ya.
TITLE: The Effectiveness of C02-Particles and AgI-Fume for the Dispersion
of Supercooled Lower Clouds and Fogs
121-
PERIODICAL: Tr. Arkt. i antarkt. n.-i. in-ta, 1959, Vol. 228, pp. 135-145
TECT: The authors report briefly on the mechanigm cf the artificial crystal-
lization of a supercooled droplet cloud or fog by means of dry carbon dioxide ice
and AgI-fume. The appearance of crystals In the cloud causes the diffasion of the
water vapor from the droplets to the crjstals and leads to rapid growth of the
latter, which causes the dispersion process of the cloud and fog. Twenty-five
research flights were carried out for clarifying some questions of the application
method of AgI and dry C02 during treatment the clouds and fogs with them; the
flights served to determining the optimum expenditure of the reagent. The tests
were performed in the Arctic region of Tadibe-Yakhi. The equipment and facilities
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ITie Effectiveness of C02-Particles and AgI-Fume for the Dispersion of Supercccled
Lower Clouds and Fogs
are described which were installed in the aircraft for producing the dry C02-
granules, the AgI-fume, and for photographing the clouds treated. Uniform inter-
nal clouds with the vertical thickness up to 500 m were treated. The schemes are
presented of sounding and flight during the action, and the a-Durse of maneuvering
of the aircraft according to the scheme mentioned is described. A compilation
table of the action results from 20 tests is added. On the basis of the da'~a ct-
tained, the authors conclude as follows: 11 the action of dry C02 upon clouds and
fogs is ineffective at the temperature of the latter hik4er than -4'C; 2) ~he
vertical maximum thickness of the cloud capable of being dispersed by spreading
C02 from one level amounts to 600 m. It is pointed out that under arctic condi-
tions an accelerated process of phase transformations In the clouds Is obsorved
in comparison with other regions; this is explained by the lower water content
of the clouds. Data are presented which characterize the cloud transformation
process until full destruction due to dry C02 treatment under various meteorologi-
cal conditions. A graph is given of the dependence of thedry C02 expenditure per
1-km flight on the cloud thickness when treatment is performed from one level.
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The Effectiveness Of C02-Particles and AgI-Fume for the Dispersion of Supercooled
Lower Clouds and Fogs
A table is presented of the specific C02 dosages applied by various investigators
in dependence on the cloud thickness. The results of two tests are described in
detail, which were performed in the Chelyuskin Cape region, and conclusions are
drawn from the results of all other tests. One of the tests on the action of AgI
upon layered clouds in the Tadibe-Yakhi region is described more in detail. Micro-
photographs are presented of the ice crystal samples in a layered cloud after the
treatment of a supercooled cloud with AgI-fume.
V.A. Sorochan
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original Russian abstract.
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RIKAIMMV, V-Ya--
Some data on the water content of fogs in the Arctic.
Trudy AANII 228:146-148 159. 041RA 13:2)
(Arctic rogions--Fog)

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D228/D307
AUTHOR: Nikandrov, V. Ya.
TITLE: Simple phase transformation processes for water in the
atmosphere when supercooled clouds and fog are active-
ly influenced by means of solid 00 2
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhutnal, Geofizika, no. 9, 1962, 72-73,
abstract 9B447 (In colleciion: Iseled. oblakov, osad-
kov i grozovogo elektriche8tva, M., AN SSSR, 1961,
7-9)
TEXT: Regarding water vapor as a mixture-of individual molecules
and complexes, formed through dipole attraction,.it is possible t
estimate the number and sizes of separate complexes, consisting of
a definite number of molecules. Under favorable conditions -- for
-example, when the temperature falls -- fixing of molecules occurs
in complexes as a result of the transition to more stable hydrogen
bonds. 'During this traneitiont which causes the tetrahedral arran-
~_gement of interacting water vapor moleculesq to wit (H20)nAt in
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Simple phase transformation ... D228YD307
amounts sufficient for the formation of simple water (ice) nuclei,
the structure of molecular complexes approximates to that of water
droplets (icicles). During their formation complexes with sizes
larger than those of simple water (ice) nuclei acquire the property
characteristic of solid and liquid water phases -- surface tension.
Under its influence the pressure on particles is higher than that
on a flat water or ice surface. In consequence of this it is only
when sufficient supersaturation appears that complexes of molecules
dd not dissociate during the time of their possible existence in
the gaseous phase. The supersaturation attained favors the develop-
ment as the nuclei of a new phase of molecular complexes, previ-
ously"'formed in water vapor and playing the same role as condensa-
tion nuclei. In connection with ideas, developed in the work, it
is indicated that the problem of artificially influencing super-
cooled clouds and fog by means of solid carbon dioxide is to create
conditions which favor the development of molecular complexes as.
the nuclei of a new phase and their subsequent growth to critical
sizeag when they can leave the supplementary co6ling zone and exist
--in the normal saturated media of liqui4 drops. jbstracter's note:
onl0i translation../
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NIKANDROV, V.Ya.
I- I ---. . -- -- --- ---- -
Use of hygroscopic salts in hail-preventing rockets. Trud/, GGO
no.126:8-9 162. (MIRA 15:7)
(Weather control)

43062
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AUTIMP. NIkandrov, V.Ya.
TITLE: Dry torchns as a moans of Introducing nuclol'of
crystallization In ground mista
01MCE: Leninfri-nd. Glnvnayn goof Izicheakaya obsorvatorlya. Trudye
no. 1~6. 1962. Voprosy f1zIkI oblakov I alctivnyl-ch
vozdeystvly, 22-24
TEXT: When n mixt,tre composnd of a combustible combination
(BaNO A1 powder, dextri.nc, motal chips) and AgI Is applied on a
metallic stem, a torch capable of blivning for I riln is obtaineds
Tho torch acqttor3 smnll pnrticlos of smolce and 31MrICS which partl-
cipate as nuclei of crystallizatlon in' the transformation of a sli-
poreooled mist to ice. The numbnr of particles In a linit of volume
is cFtlcijlnted according to the formila T where 14 = the
mans of Ico-forming aiibatqncna, D = the coofficTent of turblilont
difflinion, f = the apned of the wind, m - the moan mass of a single
particle of AgI, nnd t = the burning time of the torche There Is I
tFkble.
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BATTAN9 L.J., NAQVI,, S.N., MIKANDROV, V. YA., VITTIORI-JUMISARI, 0.
"Artificial increase of rainfall.0
RePOrt submitted to tho conf.
for the Bsn0fit of the Lass D on tha I-PPIic&tIOn Of Sciame a-ad Techmiogy
aveloped Are2s,,
0eneve., Switzerland 4-20 FebxvM 1963

ACCESSION MR: AT4002179 S/2922/63/005/000/0129/0137
AUTHOR: Kraslkov, P. M. (Leningrad); Nikandrov, V. Ya. (Leningrad)
TITLE: Studies of means for artificallY modifying. clouds and fog
SOURCE: Vries. nauchn. meteorologich. soveshch. Trudy*, v. 5. Sektsiya fiziki svobodnoy
atmoslery*. Leningrad, 1963, 129-137
TOPIC TAGS: nl~teorology, weather modification, cloud seeding antifog technique, cloud
seeding reagent
ABSTRACT: The authors review Western and Soviet research on methods for the seeding
of clouds and fogs to induce dissipation or prccipitation. Dry ice and silver iodide are
discussed at length. A method for seeding clouds with all aqueous solution of lead iodide
from a plane Is described briefly. This method doer, not require complexequipmentor
heating apparatus, and is effective for inducing precipitation in cumulus clouds 2 kyn high,
having temperatures below -7C. A table is presented showing the results of tile use of
52 chemical reagents to produce ice-forniiqg nuclei in supercooled fog. Silver iodide
produced the beat yield of ice particles (10" crystals/g at-10C) and is the most effective
to -4C)/for ice formation. Orig. art. has: 1
reagent in the upper temperature range (-3

ALEKSEYEVA, 0. S.; BOKIN,, P. Ya.; GOVOROVA, R. A.; KORELOVA,, A. I.; NIKANDROVA, G. A.
"Structural variatiow in lithium silicate and lithium alumosilicate glasses
In the process of crystallization and their effect on machwical properties."
a
report submitted for 4th All-Union Conf on Structure of Glass, Leningrad,
16-2:L mar 64.

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BUSHMAKINO I.N.; MOLODENKO, P.Ya.; NIKANDROVA, G.I.
Determination of liquid - vapor equilibria with the aid of a
rectification column. Zhur.prikl.khIm. 35 no.6:1260-1265 Je
162. (MIRA l5s7)
1. Leningradskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.
(Phase rule and equilibrium)
(Distillation, Fractional)

111KANDROVA, G.T.; CHUVAYBV, A.P.
Role of Intercepting layers In solving problems of precipitation.
Meteor.l. g1drol. no.4:12-18 Ap 136. (NLRA 9:8)
(Precipitation (Kateorology))

-Al- SHIMOV. 3.A.
Interdepartmental conference on study of clouds, precipitation, and
thunderstorm electricity. Keteor,i gidrol. no.5:64-66 My 156.
(KLU 9 . 8)
(Meteorology)

XNAM)ROVA. G.T.-, CHUTAUT,, A.?.
........
Investigation of the change-over of cloud microstructure following
solid carbon dioidde treatment. 2~-~ M no.67:104-lI3 IY7.
(Mouds) (Dry tee) (Fain making) (KIM 11:4)

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j
36-72-11/13
AUTHOR: Chuvayev, A.P., Tarasov, A.V., Nikandrova, G.T.
TITLE: Experiment in Controlling the Development of Powerful Convective
Clouds aver Large Areas (Opyt regulirovaniya razvitiya oblakov
moshchnoy konvektsii nad znachitellnoy ploshchadlyu)
PERIODICAL: Trudy Glavnoy geofizicheakoy observatorii, 1957, Nr 72, pp. 127-133
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In July 1956 a laboratory of the Main Geophysical Observatory (CGO),
in cooperation with the Third Division of the State Scientific
Research Institute of the Civil Air Fleet, conducted a field
experiment in the dispersion of storm centers in powerful cumulus
clouds with super-cooled tops. Dry ice particles, 0.5-2.0 cm in
diameter were seeded along the edge of a field of clouds, whose
individual summits rose over 5,000 m. Seeding, which lasted 20 min.,
was executed in three straight lines, running 6 km apart and 40 km
long, covering an area of 40 x 15 km and using 65 kg of dry ice.
Activation resulted In an almost complete disappearance of clouds in
the entire zone of operation, without precipitation forming and
reaching the ground, with only a few insignificant traces of clouds
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36-72-11/13
Experiment in Controlling the Development of Powerful Convective Clouds
Over Large Areas (Cont.)
and groups of frontal clouds continued to develop during and after
seeding. There are 7 figures, consisting of a synoptic map, a weather chart.,
and photographs of clouds taken at various points during the experiment.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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b/
PHASE I BOOK EX?L40r=ON SOV/41T3
Leningrad. Glavnaya geofizicheskaya observatoriya SM/2-5-102
Voprosy fiziki obliakov Problems in the Physics of Clouds) Leningrad, Gidrometeoiz-
dat, 196o. lo2 p. Mries: Its: Trudy, vyp. 102). Errata slip inserted. 1,150
copies printed.
Additional Sponsoring Agency: USSH. Glavnoye upravleniya gidrometeorologicheskoy
sluzbby. Ed. (Title page): N. S. Shishkin, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics;
Ed.(Inside book): V. S. Protopopov; Tech. Ed.: M. I. Braynina.
PURPOSK: The publication is intended for the scientific workers in meteorology and
aerology, as well as for graduate students in these fields.
COVERACE: This is a collection of 6 articles published as No. 102 of the Transac-
tions of the Main Geophysical Observatory imeni A. T. Voyeykov and dealing with
the physics of clouds. Individual exticles are concerned with convective clouds
and their radar characteristics, the microstructare of supercooled clouds,0
radar characteristics of thunderstorms, and the problem of the optimum radio wave
for detection of cloud systems and precipitation. References accompany each
article.
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Problems in the Physics of Clouds
TABIR OF CONTOTS:
SOV/41T3
Selezneva, Ye. So, and No P. Churinova. Some Characteristics of the Condition
of the Atmosphere During the Formation of Cumulus and Cumilonimbus Clouds 3
Shishkin, No So Investigations of the Brealcup of Convective Clouds During
Unstable Stratification of the Atmosphere 21
Kikandrova, G.~__Z., and No A. XhimLch. Characteristics of the Kcrostructure
of Supercooled Clouds 50
NllmnAr~ovap G. T., and Yu. S. Frid-n. On the Problem of Method in Determin-
-Eg--fFo-C stics of the Distribution of Droplet Sizes in Clouds 58
KDtovp ff. F. Radar Characteristics of Cloudbursts and Thunderstorms 63
saltman 0 Ye. M. Problem of the Optimum length of Radio Wave for the
Detection of Clond Systems and Precipitation 94
AVAILkU: Libi-ru~nj of Congreso JA/edw/fal
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)43061
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105 3 /,r 2 S-,3
AUTHORS Gromova, T.N., jCrasikov, Lon3hin, V.T., 111kandrova,
G.T., Kh1mach, M.A., Shiahkin, N.S.
TITLE: Experiments on the application of PbI2 In water solution
to alipercoolod clouds
SOUPCE. Leningrad. Glavnnya goof Izicheakaya ob3ervatort.11ra. Trudy.
no. 1"G. 196.". Vorrosy fi7ilct oblRkov I aktivnvkh
vozrlystviy, 1C-21
T EXT :Clouds or mlata nro fronted with n combustible water 3ol-,xtion
-of PhIn aprayed out of an air-plane nt a prossure of 3-4 atmosphere
thro,q-,t~i aprarnro comprising 32 nozzlos 1.2 mm In diametor. The
effect hns bnen observad from an altitude of 0.5-1~0 km over the
uppor cloud limit& in c,unulun clouds with a vertical. oapneity of
2 km and over, precipitntionn hnve been obtained below -70C. Com-
-Pnct atrnto-cumul,ia clouds vilth a enpnolty of 200-460 m were dis-
sipated below -150C., At -%-, -290C both the Pb12 solution and the
water itself produce cloud dianipation. There Is 1 table.
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T IT Tho cht,.ngo In the microstruc Lure of the vnrlr;txs t,
ypas of
cloudo with r1ti't-'%do
SOU11Cz: Lonln,-,rad Glsvnck-s gecflzich(W~rtya obq-ervatorlyA. Trudy.
tin. 126. ~QCIP. ;O'proay fizlki oblal(ov I a'rt1vn'ykh
vozd(3:-stviy, 70-78
Vi o radlun accordinr to the vinter contont, ro., Y)nd the
r. nd t! ij of qpneif1r-wjrfnrn ogulvalonco of a drop, r, , have been cal-
cii3atccl b,%,- representln- the gamina distribution of cloiid particlos
b.,r th n f iine t Ion
-br
f(r) r o where [' (M+1) *= the gamma function, r :~ the
radius or drop, ane n., b are pnrnmoter3 of distribution. These rwkn-
.titles serve to char-otorize the chnnge wIth the altituda of the
f1rop sj)cctrum in al.oiids of Cu cong., C" sImPl-, Rttd Sc t7PO- T11O
0-~r-rnaos- of poreinctorri m nnd b with the altitudo was detertrinod.
Cqr(I I/--

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'III,) nhallGo 1r thn
r
2)in I'mitinC, radiiin of a Jrnp In a cloudy oi- uondonnation s,)entrum
I-) ?M~t . Tho (71oud- or con(Innnnttnn anoctrum of tho drops Is rils-
Lz
tinjm1ahad from tho spectrum of drops forminF, by a coagulatlon mo-
chanIsm. It was establish-id Rn Lho bnols of the value of radiolo-
entive rofloctivit7 (Z = 2:nr ) of all clouds of Cu cong. and Sc
typo, YY5.th drop diameter iip to GO), , that the diot34ibution of drop3
of all dimensions has Its nnximal- value ip r-tddle region of
cloud, where the reflectivit,r reaches 10 :9/m,3. The value of the
rc-'lectivit, d
y Tnust charpcterize thn maximal probable imension of the
drops. There are 4 figures nnd 1 table.
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NIKANDROVA,. G.T,
Stochastic errors in determining the FarametQ~rs of the distribution
I
function for droplets in fogs, clouds, and precipil-ation. Trud GGO
no.156:46-59 164. (M~-RA 17:10~

193LIKOVA:~ G.I.; NiKAIMROVA, G.T.; PETRUSHEIVSKlY, V.A.
,~~,,curacy of m--asLri-?ig the bounda.-i6s of clouds by ra,,:~-. Trudy
I
no.173.9--18 165. (,IJIRA 18:3)

NIKANDROVAt K.A.
Clinical evaluation of the determination of sensitivity to antibioti4a
in microbial flora of sputum of pne=onia patients. Trudy LSGHI
48t481-486 '59. (MIRA 14t2)
(PNEUMONIA) (ANTIBIONCS) (SPUTIsl)

NIKANDROR,k. 1.
j GERASIMOVA, M., IVANOVA, L.V.; KONDRATOVICHgG.A.;
KRUGUNAt Ye.G,, red.; ERLIKH, Ye.Ya., tekhn. red.
(Analysis of electrolytes and solutions for electroplates and
chomidal coatinga]Analiz elektrolitov i rastvorov, dlia gall-
vanicheskikh i khimicheakikh pokrytii. Leningrad, Goakhimisdat,
1963. 310 P. (MIRA 16:3)
(Electroly-tes-Analyals) (Electroplating)

NIKANZIOVA 0 N.V.
---
Determiy-tion, of the profile of a correction p2ate. Geod. i kart.
no. 5:",I*g MY 162. (KUU -15--7)
(Optical instruments)

.et -of- beat "And
M Uagurr

NIKANDROVA, V.N.; SAFATINOVA, V.A.
Mr, idavi an ve mou th. Trudy WE ~ P 4 12 8- 37 164.
(MIRA A.8-,

thi vttU f
_u-r *r
n sulfide~at:the Initial-t'
to ihci'~. -t hi itacte ~viith
-is uvstz)-.~w cW
a ge-&-o-f-
ith-polyathy1rsne-!--
Ahe 'rzactim -The-surp~ys-clemental s or-reacts-w
in thd uava way. In a m ture of polyethylene, sulfur, mercaptobengothLazole
'G
M Emm

':-ratio oxide-16: utereap-to enx-of~i. 6i7 i&ii- ~C-zinc--,-"ide---'ebnten1
-,does not. ex~eed.'that needed for ing the added mereaptobenzothizzole
convert
the Sline-marcaRqde, -it exerts no appreciOble effect an &e teactions tha
"'O'colir -in the-_ systeii.: th ;--'p,re-se'n--
t' h- the
bo
d::t -,6 nd -a t-
he-'ratesi: - f th ~r ii, ru tura on prooess. - nor
ef f icien an 6 eac ons i L e'a e.
J3
cy
-Zinc befizothiazy1mercaptide exerts the same e-f f ect on the reaction of poly-
ethylene i0ith sulfur as a combination of mercaptobenzothiazole and zinc
oxide.,-In.a mixtur-e-of-polyethylene, sulfur, merce2tobenzothiazole, and zinc
oxide, -the -moat -rapid reactio'n, -in that of zinc -oxide with'the accelerator,
sulfur than reacting:With the iine wercaptLds, forming zinc sulfide, and
apparrntly-raditals.of the mereaptobenzothiazole accelerator, which# in
contrant-to mercaptobenzothiazola, are capable not only of cleaving the cyclic
sulf ur Moleculei-into'redicala, but'also of -dohydrogehatin% the polymer.
i moleculea.,- has
ar t - 5"_Oapha# 3 less 3 formaUS
ASWCTATIONt 9~84MIrs* inatitut tonkoy khimicheskoy tekhmlogii LM6 M. VO
Iomonosova.(M68COW Ustitate,ot Fine Cherdoal Technolosd
SJ E24ITTED a. 22JAnW. ENCL: . 00 SUB OODSt OCO W
NP. Ru sovs. oo6
OTMI OD5 JPRS

NIKAIIORKDI, Anatoliy lgnatlyevich; TARAN, G., red.; ISUPOVA, V.9
--~ tekhn-.--r-e-d-.
(People of great deeds; Sunrq town, Doctor without medicines,
Scalpel versus sword]Liudi podviga; Solnechrjyi gorodok,
Doktor bez lekarstv, S'Aallpell protiv mecha. Simferopol'
Krymizdat, 1962. 178 p. (MIRA 15:111
(PBYSICIMIS)

MMMM, V.M., kandidat takhnichaskikh usuk; MIKAWROV, A.A., tashener.
___~_WAMW
On the probleve of joints between shell-slabs. Gidr. strol. 25
no.7:16-18 Ag 156. KRA 9: 10)
(Concrete slabs)

DEMBOVS G.K.; NIKANOROV, A.A.; Prinimali uchastiye: R(SINA, G.D.;
ZHIVTSOVA, V.V.-
New design of the extruder head. Kauch.i rez. 20 no.7:43-46 i1
161. (MMA 14:6)
1. Yaroslavskiy shinnyy zavod.
(Rubber machinery)

ACC NRt Ar%6035374 SOURCE CODE: UIV0271/66/OOO/OO9/BO4O/BO41
.".U7HOR: Ivanov, M. N.; Kadashavich, V, I*; Kondurov, 1. Aa; Nekhay, A, P.; Nikolayev,
Petrova, V. 1.
t.
.17,12: Central system for gatherinC and processing infonnation (SOFI)
SOURCE: Ref. zh. M-tomatilm, teleme1rhanika i vychislitel'naya tekhnika, AbG. 9B320
REF souRa: Tr. 6-y nauch-no-tekhn. konferentsii. po yadern. radioelektron. T. 3. Ch. I.
M., Ato.-razdat, 1965, 1-io-136
TOPIC TAGS: . CXW~- tA Q"4; n, information processing, inform;-4tion* storage and re-
Minsk-1 computer
ABSTRACT: the'aiAicle describes a system developed at the Plqsicotechnical Institute
im. A. F. loffe AN SGGR for time analysis in 500 - 1000 channels in the J*nvest igat. ion i
of neutron spectra, for two-dimensional amplitude-time and anplitudc-a:7,pii4tude ana-
lysis, and for pulse-height analysis with 100 - 200 channels. 'The main units of the
systen are: the input units (amplitude and time analyters) which transform the in-
formation received by them into a digital code that determines the address of the
memory cell; the- memory unit (magneti~5. cReFa~iye memory of. the "Minsk-l") for storage
:of the codes; the control unit, which scans the input units in sequence and extracts
,the numbers from the memory; output unit for the readout of the numbers from the
I memory to the printer unitj, perforator, or cathode ray tube screen; movable control
Idesk for remote control of the input, blocks. The input plocks of the system can oper-'.
I
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AR6035374
ete independently in the following raodes: operation, observation, verification, and
erasure. The technical characteristics of the system are as follows: m=ber of
channels 2D48; channel capacity 218; number of input units 6; inquiry period 5 psec;
and maxim= registration frequejwy 12 000 pulses/see. 10 Illustrations. Bfbllcgragiy~
11 titles. V. Zh. (Translation of abstract)
SUB CODE: 09
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TOROFAM, M. M.; SAMUSOV, D. S.; NIKANOROV, A, .
Morphological pulmonary changes and the surgical technic for
[cases of] foreign bodies of several years duration. Khirurgiia
38 no.5:28-33 My 162. (MIRA 15W
1. Is 2-go khirurgicheakogo otdeleniya, (zav. - kwAidat, medi-
tsinakikh nauk M. M. Voropayev) i otdola patologicheskoy anatomii
(zav. - doktor maditainakikh nauk. D. S. Sarkisov" Instituta
khirurgii imeni A. V. Vishnevokogo Wir. - daystvitelinyy chlen
AM SSSR prof. A. A. Vishnevskly) AMN SSSR.
(LUNrft9--FORF,IGN BODIES)

SHITIKOV, L.ItLIJI-KANGROV, AJI,
Concerning the possibility of using high-pressure gas for
displacing oil in the Khayan-Kort field. Neft. khoz, 40
no.4:35-41 Ap 162. (MIRA 15:5)
(CaucaBus, Northern--Oil fields.-Production methods)

NIT,ANCRn-V A.M.
Underground wat~7s rf the Fbvalynll~m and K~-zzz,~,-r sedimen.!~ cf
eastern Cisc,-ui, !~ ~ - Tzvovys. ucYiph. mv. ; nef " i gar. ~
nr,.5:9-14 t(3 (MIRA 17:71
I. G-r(- zn ona, ~, 1 y n a f ,~ y :'_-i s t i tu t .

TAFWIUKHA, Yu.K.; NIKANOROV, A.M.
Prine..'pals of paleogecthermal InvestigatIcns. zv. vy:3.
ucheb. zav.; neft' i gaz 6 no.?:3-4 163, (MlRA 17:8)
1. Groznenskiy neftyanoy institlit.

NIKANOROV, A.M.; TARANUKHA, Yu.K.
Hydrochemical types and factors influencinz fo=p--ion of the
chemical composition of the waLers of the Khvalyriian sec~ments in
eastern Ciscaucasia. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; neft' i gaz 6 no.10:
3-5 163- (MIRA 17:3)
1. Groznenskiy neftyanoy institut.

KOSACHEV, A.N.
Three cases of fibroma of the maxillary sinus. Stomatologiia 42
no.20.103-104 Mr-AP163 (MIRA 170)
1. Tz kafedry khirurgicheakoy stmatologil ( zaveduyualiddy
A.M.Nikandrov) (hskogo meditsinskogo institutaimeni IM.I.
Kalinina.

NIKANOROV, A.M.
Certain now data on the diecharge of watern cf thr- Meso2rlr!
sediments in the region of the Buzginakiy upllft, of the buried
F 'nsk Range. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; neft' i gaz 7 no.l:
4211,8 164. (M]FA 17:6)
1. Groznenskiy neftyanoy '-nsLitu*,.

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T
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6ome proulems th, 3'
Watef 0 C If Lt~e Hel '-:nertS ~;f eaa Lcrn _i-- cat, cas i a.
z y9. zav. nqfil i jaz I rc.F:33, 38 164.
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r o z n e r. sye

NIKANOROV, A,M.; VLA30VA, 3.P.
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Ge. 3therma I f of -,he : 1- o- --) e 9 &r4 :)'
Ciscaucas!i~L. izv. ucnt7'-, z4".; -- gazz '
11.1.~,, .- --..
23-26 16,4. - ,
1. Groznensi(y reft~4ay

N.K. No-
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NIIANOROVI A.M.
Underground vatere of the Akchagy-11 stage in eastern Ciscaucasia.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; neft' i gas. 8 no.5tl7-20 165. (MRA 180)
1. Groznenskiy neftyanoy inatttut.

NIKANOROV, A.K., tekhnik
Portable device for checking relay protection apparatus. Pron. energ.
17 no.S-.8-10 Ag 162, 04L1 16 ;-.4
(Electric relayo-Testing)

NlWalOVO A.N.9 tekhnik
Device for waauring aM ragulating to"sperature in tranaformor
drying operations. Mergetik 11 no.Wl-23 Je 163.
(Electric transformers--Drying) (MMA 16:7)

HEMOROV, A. S.
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Generations-amd tyiWo -5'f in uBtrial mwcovite. Inform. abor. VSz(ZI
no.9t67-76 159. OCIRA 1,3:12)
(Mascrovtte)

,- NIEANOROV. A. S. -
Relatlowhip between biotltes and mecovites in micabearing
pegmtltes. Inform. sbor. TS=I no.9:77-83 159. (KM 13:12)
(Biotite) (Hascovite) (Pegmatites)

IUKANMWV9. A.S.
"-~~irfs~rent ege of mica-bearing pegmatites in Mama-Chuya District.
Inform. abor. VSEGZI nos 20:29-34 159. (KMA 14:1)
(MM-clup District-Pegmtites)

NIKANOROV. A.S.
Mica-bearing peg7atites in the zone of abtmdant injections in
Chuya District. Mat. VSEGEI. 0b. ser. no.29:83-99 160.
(MIRA 14:7)
(Chuya District----%-u,,)
(Chuya District-Pegmatites,

NIKANOROV, A.S.
Some defects of muscovite crystals. Zap.Vsps.min.ob-va 90 no.4:
391-399 '61. (MIRA 11.4:9)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isslpdovatel'skiy geologicheskiy institut
NSEGEI), Leningrad.
(Muscovite crfstals--Defects)