SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NOSKOVA, N. I. - NOSOV, A. V.

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Stacking faults .... F,193/r.383
2 lov-5(2tan 200 + tan 0ill
6200 - 2~Lld= 2 Tv2
where 0 is the Wolf-Bragg angle. Ifavin - determined the
dislocation density P in the deformed metal by the Williamson
and Smallman method (Phil. Nag., 1956, 1, 34), the authors calcu-
lated the width r of the stacking foults.from
r = a/pd
whore d is the interplanar spacing. Since, according to the
theory of clesticity r = pa2/24TY Y
where- shear nodulus, a - lattice parameter and y - 3nergy
of the stacking faults, y can be calculated from
1102d
Y = - - 0 1
2/0' a
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S/126/62/014/oo6/011/020
Stacking faults E193/E383
In addition, the residual electrical resistivity of both cold-
worked and annealed alloys was measured at the tsmporature of
liquid helium. The results are reproduced in a table. The
pffect of annealinM temperature on the magqitudb of A R/R , where
it is the resistivity in the cold-worked condition, is demonstrated
in Fig. 2, where AR/R is plotted against the annealing tempera-
ture, 0C, for the alloys indicated by each curve. Conclusions.
1) Plastic deformation of Ni-Cu and Nf-Co solid solutions brings
about the formation of stacking faults. The energy of the stacking
faults decreases with increasing Cu and Co contents, as a result
of which their width and-density increasei. 2) The plastic
doformation-induced in6rease in the electrical resistivity (6% in
J,
the 40,,; Cu-Ni and 3y, in the Co-Ni alloys) is too large to be
accounted for by the presence of dislocations but can be explained
in terins of a sharp increase in the density of the stacking faults.
5) Non-nionotonic variation in the electrical resistivity with the
annealing temperature can be attribiAted to the interaction between
the stacking faults and the alloying additions; at certain tempera-
tures this interaction leads to the formation of microhaterogen-
eities of the concentration of the solid solution in the stacking-
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s/126/62/014/oo6/oil/020
Stacking faults .... L'193/F,383
faults regions with a resultant change in the ifidth of those
defects. There are 21 figures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fizilci metallov AN SSSR (Institute of
Physics of Metals of the AS USSR)
SUBMITTED; August 26, 1961 (initially)
October 20. 1962 (after revision)
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Key to table: 1 - Material; 2 - Block dimeqsions' 10 cm
3 - Dislocation density, 10-*'64 I./am, calculat4d
f ront D; 4 - 2%lagnitude of microdefects in cold-
worked condition; 5 - Yislocation density
calculated from Aa/a.10 ; 6 -~ Energy of the stacking
faults, y, org/cm; 7 - Change, la, in the residual
resistivity.
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~rl ~*ADOV
NOSKOVIA,jN SKIY, V.D.; SOKOLOV, B.K.; TOMILOV, G.S.
Control of strain hdrdened steel articles bi coercive force
meamwements. Zav.lab. 29 no.7:819-821 163. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Institut fiziki metallov All SSSR.
(Steel-Testing)

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L 1T699-65 Ff-4/Pad Krd/JD/gd
ACCESSION 992 AP4042041 S/0126/64/017/006/0845/08sz
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AUTHORo Sadovskly, V. D.g Sokolkov.__t*._NoJ* Petrov&, So N.1 Eavlov,_
V. A I Gzydukov.-M,_G.t Koskova, Mo 1.8 Kazan, Do Ye
TITLEs The effects of hLgh-cenperatur# thermo-wechgmLcet treatmmt!~
on the -host restogauLa of KIPM77TYu R alloy
SOURCZt . ftelks aidtall I mecsiiovle~e-lnlye' V. 17. no. 60 1964,
84s-85Z
TOPIC TAGS: nickel al.loy. chroolur containing alloy. aluminum con-
Wning alloy.creep- &t@, racrysts'.LtratLon, boron containing alloy,
KhM77TUR alloyo Chkfu* mechanical treatment, host resistance
ASSTRACTs The uechod of hot plarttc deformation combkned with quen-
ching was used to enhance:Che stress-rupture streng.Lhgof susteattLe
stools. The authors Investigi-tTig-eposoLblItty of applying this
combined method to KhN77TTujt' a 41MOOLC-Cyps 4110Y. spectuens
Ito s' x Lt.$ x 70 as wera* annealed at IOGOC for 8 hro and rolled
wLth a reductLoo.of 25% at a calling speed of 1.5 m1mLa. The process
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of recrystalILz&tgj1w46 suppressed by water cooling the specimens
Immediately aftes plastic deformation. All specimens were aged at
750C for 16 hr. Hacdaeag was 265 113.~ At SSOC and under a access of
90 kg/=%20 the rupture life was extended from 4.1f 100 hr while the
creep rate decreased from 4-8 x 10'2% to 8 x 10 per hr. Above the
SOO-600C range a deterioration of strength characteristics was ob-
served. The authors attribute the adverse effect of the combined me-
thod at 750C to the rocrystallization during testing and to a possible
higher rate of coagulation of the strengthening phass. The decramse
In the creep race and the ir~cre4se of tha rupture life were verified
by x-ray method. The authors point out the formation of a polygo-
nized substructure and to a boundary distortion In the form of cher-
acteristLe serration during high-tempocature deformation. They con-
tend the
A the substructural boundaries Impeded the travel of dislo-
cationsl1during creep. while the distortion of the grain boundaries
low454 the susceptibility to latercrystalltne failure. The authors
suggest that the Kethod of.Lnvest "Igattan may be insufficiently deve-
loped for an exhaustive Interpretation of the results obtained and
of the peculiarities of the structural state of the material. Orig.
art* hate 5 ftguresel,
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ACCESSION HRg 'AP404204t
ASSOCtATtOgs lastitut ftciki maltallov AN $SIR 410stitute of the
-Physics of Ketals-Aff-fiSW
SUAMM90i WuI63 ZNCLI !Go f6us Coact KH
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MOSROVA, N,Iet FAVIOV, V.A.
I;
11.-~~fet-ta of packing in face-cente-rad c-ubde metals dnd alioTs.
FIz. met, I metalloved, 20 no.36,42&.432 S 065,
(HIRA 18111)
2. Tnatitut Miki Meta.1lov AN SSSR.

VSHIVKGVA, N.F.; UOSXO'VA, N.I.; FAMV, V.t.
DefoiTation defects of p-icld-ng in rhodius and irridit=.
Flz. met. I matalloved. 20 no.3:460 S 165.
(MIRA 18S11)
1. Tnatitut fiviki wtallov AN SSSR.

PIRAYEVSKArA, re.M.; AROSHKINA, N.L.; NOSIKOVA, N.N.
Aqueous reciprocal system of the chroma*,Rs and bicarbonates
of sodium and ammonium. Zhur. prikl. khin. 37 no. 5089-
1000 Ky f64. (HMA M 7)

ARTEI.IIYL7,, Vladislav Ilikolayevich; , Lev Viktorovichl-
NOSKOVA R F. red.; GOLUBKGV.P.T.,prdf*#r6de; ZWINJV .N.0teun.
[Laboratory mawiAl on high-vaemm plTsics] Fraktikum p0
Mike vysokogo vakuuma. Samtov, Izd-vo Saratovskogo, imiv.#
1963. 325 P. (KnU 17:2)

ANDRUSHKEVICH, V.S.; BULNIKOVA, V.P.; GRIGORIYEV, M.A.; ZHLRKOV9
Yu.D.; SIVITM4, N.I.; SrALIMMOV, V.S.; TRUBETSKOV, D.I.;
SIWMOVO G.N.; SHZVCHIK, V.11.; NOSKOVA. R.F.I. rode
,
[Electronic superhigh-frequency devices) Elektronnye pribory-
overkhvyaokikh chastot. Saratov, Izd-vo Saratovskogo univ.9
1964. 197 p. 011RA 18:4)

GAVRILOV, Petr Ivnnr)vich; 11O.W)VA 1(.F.,, rod.
, ".1 - 6'. . -
[Renearch on and the practice of ueldir-g with r-sti.L-al
gas] Issledovanie i praktika svarkl prirodnym gazom.
Saratov,, lzd-vo Saratovskogo univ., 19614. 254 P.
(MIRA 19:1)

KUZIMINA, Klavdiya Aleksayevna; f~OSKOVA, R.F.,p red.
[Treatment with bee honey and venom) lachenle, pcheli-
rxwm medom i ladom. Izd.2., dop. Saratov, Izd-vo Sara-
tovskogo uo~ *# 1965. 78 p. (MIRA 18:12)

NOSIOTA, R.I.; Goylmzi, GJAL.
Photometric observations of the lunar 601466 Of Augmgt 5-6, 1952.
Rial.no no.ig.:13-26 156. (KUU 10: 1)
I.. Kogk*Txkoye Otdoleulye Tgesoyuzaago astronozo-geodezichaskoga
obshahestTa.
(Icupses. lumw-1952)--

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S/035/61/000/1001/)05/019
3117)-0 tIV44411X6111;-7) AOO1/AOOl
Translation froml Reforativnyy zhurnal, Astronomlys, I aeodazlya, 1961, 'No. 1,
p. 45j # IA339
AUTHORS~ Salomonovloh, A.Ye., Kashchenko, V.N., Moskova, R.I.
TITLE: On Intensity of Sun's Radio Emission at the 8-mm Wavelength Band
PERIODICA'"s "Solnechnyyo dannyyaP, 1959/1960, No. 9, pp. 83-89
TECT: The authors present the changes of brightness temperature at the 8-
mm wavelength during the period from 1957 to 1958. Observations were carried out
near Moscow with a 2-m parabolic reflector. The average brightness temperature of
the Sun during this period was equal to 8,000cK, the temperature of the quiet Sun
was 6,400 t 8000K The correlation coeffiolent between the brightness temperature
and the summary ;~e& of sunspots amounts to~0.4. There are 5 references.
N, S.
Translator's notes This In the full translation of the original Russian abstract.
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3.1710 78028
SOV/33-37-1-28/31
P.tWHORS: Amenitskiy, N. A., Noskova, R. I., Salomonovich, A. Ye.
TITLE: The Radio Image of the Moon In an 8-mm Wave Range
PERIODICAL: Aatronomicheakiy zhurnalo 1960, Vol 37s Nr 1, PP 185-
186 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Observations of the two-dimensional distribution of
the thermal radiation of the moon in the 8-mm wave range
were made during September-November 1959 with the 22-
meter radiotelescope of the Lebedev Physical Institute
of the Academy of Sciences, USSR. Owing to the great
resolving power of this telescope, it was possible to
obtain values of the radiation temperature for separate
regions of the moon. There is considerable dependence
of the distribution of radio brightness on the phase of
the moon which appears to be a3ymmetrical. Thus, at
the first quarter the western part of the moon is
brighter, and the reverse is true at the third quarter.
The difference between the maximum and the minimum
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The Radio Image of the Moon in an
8-mm Wave Range
ASSOCIATION:
SUBMITTED:
The authors thank G. 0.
V. N. Koshchenko, and V.
in making observations.
references, 2 Soviet, I
is: J. E. Gibson, Proc.
78028
SOV/33-37-1-28/31
Basistov, N. F. Illin,
1. Pushkarev, who assisted
There are I figure; and 3
U.S. The U.S. reference
I.R.E., 1, 280-286,1958.
L--bedev Physical Institute of the Academy of Sciences,
USSR (Fizicheakiy Institut imeni P. N. Le-bedeva
Akademil naUk SSSR)
December 11, 1959
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4~119VIZ S/033/60/037/oo6/004/022
Je/ 7 IZ-0 E032/E514
AUTHORS: Kuzlmin, A. D., Levchenko, M.T., Noskova, R. 1. and
Salomonovich, A. Ye.
TITLE: Observations of Discrete Sources of Radio Emission on
9.6 cm Wavelength
PERIODICALt Astronomicheakly zhurnal, 1960, Vol-37, No.6,pp.975-978
TEXT: Preliminary results are reported of observations of
discrete sources of radio emission on X = 9.6 cm obtained with the
22 m radio telescope of the Physics Institute, AS, USSR. This
telescope was described by Salomonovich (Ref.1). Altogether
50 sources were recorded of which 34 were observed for the first
time in the centrimetre range. The results obtained are illustrated
in the Table on pp-976-977, which gives coordinates and various
characteristics, as 'well as identifications with optical objects
and radio sources observed by Haddock et al. (Ref.3) and Westerhout
(Ref.4) on 9.4 and 21 cm, respectively. The table includes a
number of interesting objects, among them two planetary nebulae
(NGC 7293 and NGC 6853) for which radio emission cannot be detected.
For these objects an upper limit for the flux density of radio
emission is estimated. These estimates are included in the table.
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S/033/60/037/006/004/022
E032/E514
observations of Discrete Sourceii of Radio emission on 9.6 cm
Wavelength
Acknowledgments are expressed to the following persons who took part
in building the apparatus and in obtaining the data: G. G. Basistov,
N. F. Illin, V. N. Koshchanko, L. A. Levchenko, S. K. Palamarchuk
and V. 1. Pushkarev. Acknowledgment is also expressed to
D. V. Kovalevskiy who organized the programme for the radio
telescope during the observations. There are 2 tables and
7 referencest 4 Soviet and 3 non-Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut imeni P. N. Lebedeva Akademii
nauk SSSR (Physics Institute imeni P. N. Lebedev,
Academy of Sciences USSR)
SUBMITTZD; may 14, ig6o
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KUZIVIN, A.D.; KOSKOVAp R.I.
W-
Identification of exciting stars and the determination of
the paruntera of emiseLon nebulas from radio-astronoov data.
Astron.shur. 39 no.2:241-246 Mr-Ap 162. OURA 15:3)
1. FixicheakLy Institut Im. P.R,Lebedeva AN SM.
(Stars) (Nebulae) (.Udio astronoaq)

N~GFC,VAP
1, - I r:.,j !;-, "-,r r ~.I% , 'a. -- . A." - ; -, ;-.. ~, I !"-* 42
3pectrophotom,try of cf ;*I'l i I..
no,511038-1044 S-0 165, WIRA 181.10)
1. Goaixdarstvnnnyy InjtAf,--A Lii.

KUKURA. Jol NIURTIC, T.; NOSKOVA,,T.; 11:11SCHLOS,., SQFI;TA, E!,
.0
Group autography in the study of the Fedagogic process. Bratisl.
lek. list-W 41+ nc.9t513-517 15 N 164
lo Katedra hygi-any Lek. fakulty Univerzity Kmenskeho v Bratislave
(veduci katedrl akadamik prof. IATDr. V. Pbcha. DrSo.) a Katedra
automatizacle a -milaelf- M.ektrotechnickej fak-ulty Slovenskej
vysokej skoly lechnickej v Bratislave, (veduci katedry prof. dr.
inz. M. Salamcin, ncaltel Radu prace).

KIJKIJRA,J, ; MTKLWIG,T.;_14.!~O%Ajq SOBOT'l, R.
Continual recording of motor activity in pupil during lessons
by means of a "beat electroactograph"'. ffetiv, nerv, sup.
(Praha) 7 no.2:187-188 t65
1. Department of lfvgiene, Medical Faculty of Komensky University
Bratislav, 2. Mukura's addrasar Bratislava, u1. CeskoslovernUej
armady 52.

L 12942-66
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ACC NR1 A SOURCE CODE: 6d2161a 18
AUTHOR': Kukura, J.; Mikletic, T.; Noskova, T.; Sobota, E.
ORG: Department. of Hygiene,, Medical Faculty, Comenius University, Bratislava
TITLE.- Continuous recording of motor activity in pupils during lessons by means of
a seat electrograph (This paper %as presented at the Third Interdisciplinary
Conference on Experimental and Clinical Study of Higher Nervous Functions held in
Marianske Lazne Afrom 19 to 23 October 1964.)
SOURCE: Activitas nervosa superior, v- 7, no. 2, 1965p 187-188
TOPIC TAGSi bodily fatigue, man, psychology~ behavior pattern
ABSTRACT: Virat symptoms of fatigue are manifested by an increase
in motor activity* From the functional aspect of the cerebral
cortex this phenomenon is called protective excitation, The auth-
.ors doscribo an arrangement which they designed to register the
movements of pupils on school benches, The number of.movements
increased from the Ist to the 3rd lesson; there was a drop in
the 4th lesson. In individual lessons the number of movements
'decreased.,up to the 15-20th minute, and then began to increase
again. Orig. art. has: 1 figure and 1 table. fJPRIS
SUB CODE: 06p 05 SUBM DATE: none ORIG REF: 002

1'. A.
17. A. "Eetho('n of r eaching the zi:l~'J(,ct ID tA.,91 iri 1.1-.o crurse in
srcondary schools in the iijit of tl.(~ ta-,,~s of' pol~tecLnir c0%czA.4c,nII. -(,sccw, I`Kl-
cco-.
State Pf-daCoi-,ical In-st i~neni Ir. L(:nir,. (Lis-st,rtati. n fcr lhc Dei,vee of
Uandidate of Pedagogic 3ciences)
Knizlinava L!,,tol'is, , !"o. IX), 1. Oct -,5

jv
LISHMSKIT, S.K.. 5,tarahly, nauchryy satrudaiiq NOSMTA,, T.A., glavW
vrach protesnago zawoda.
Orthopedic tre&tKent Of calesLasal sPurs. Ortap.traym. I protes.
an-3:37-39 KY-Ja 155. KRA 8: 10)
1. Is Rishaicago nauchno-Igsladovatellskogo lastltuta ortopedll
I YousUnovitellnoy khtrargit.
(CAW, AIUM, diseaft6s,
calcuuml ispure, ther.,orthapedic tachaics)

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N o _S K 0 V - I :.Ft ,
MOSKOTA. V.A. Matroma)
-"-Nwwo Amw % %
Cthodol"O&74'lm studying the subject "Corrosion of netals and its
prevention.' XhIm.r shkole 12 no.6:23-31 I-D 157. (MM 10:12)
(Corrosion and antlaorrosiveg-Stuo and teaching)

I,TCSKOV,% 0 T. 1.
Noskova, T. I. OThe effect of Injuries to the peripheml
nervous IL-, nink on healirg of bone breaks (wLperLmental
Investigation)." Kishinev Stite Iledical Insts Ghair of
. Hospital Surgery. KishInev, 1955* (Dissertation f or tho
Degree of Candicbte in Medical Science)
So: KnIzhnaya letopis', No. 27, 1956- I-110scou. Pages '~,4-1-09; 111.

MOSK07A, T.I., kand.ned.nauk (Ghernortar. al. Sheychenko. d-2 kv-5)
---------
Morphological changes In preserved blood vessels dependIrg on the
preservative used, time of exalsion and length of preservation.
lroy.khir.arkh. no.6:114-117 N-D '58s (MMA 12:3)
1, rafedre gospitalluoy khirurgit (zav. - prof. T.L. Khenkin) Cher-
novitalrogo, aeditsinskogo, instituts.
(BTWD VESSM-TRANSPLASTATION)

BOGDOOV9 JQQ,; NOSKaVA, V,N,; Bg&%=T=p AoS., redoi SEMSMWKO# T-A-t
-
[Leningrad and Leningrad Province] 14ningrad i Leningradskaia.
oblast'; kratkii spraxoobniko rAiingrodp Lenlmdatj 196le 127 p
(raningrad Provinc*-Vasaription and tray*l) (HIU 14: 10;

UCSKOVA, Ye., prepodavatel
Life of a machine. Standartizataila-29 no.6:23-24 Je 165.
WIRA 18:12)
1. Altayakiy politekhnicheakly Imtitut.

1110SKOITAY To. A.
Bee Cultmra - Ryazan' (Provirce)
How I enlarged the colleetive farm apiary. Pchelovoistvo 2? no. 3:8-15 Mr 152.
July -1
9. Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 943 Uncl.

Production of a atraia of hawn ties feedinig. on rabbit and Its
sigalficance,for the spl~q rma membrane technic. Top. rims. :! ao.1:53-55
A-IF ' 57 (KLRA 10:5)
1, Tauchno-LaaledovatelOskly Lactitut Yak-Wn I gyvoratoL-, g. Molotov.
prod. of strain feeding on rabbits. significance for
epLdermcmembrans technic) (Rum)

1(artability of Rickettsia prowa-zeid and pere-3ectives of obtaining
living typhus 71a-cinas. Limr.-m1krobtal.epid L tr=u:-. 2;.3 no.?,
11-14 it 057. (KIRA 10:10)
1. Is Kolotovs1cogo laeti,uta vaktsin I wvorotok.
(RIC"ML,m ;'iQWiZXK11,
variability, role in prop. typhus Uiw))

PSEMNIMOT, A.T,*, NMMTA, Too G.; FAYMM, L.I.; TATOUN, 1. Sh.
Certain characteristics of post-infeatlon lmm=ity in typhus following
reinfection of &ninea, pigs in varions recgptor zones. Zhur. aftrobAol.
epid. I 4-mm. 29 do.10:99-4= 0 158. 0113L 11: 12 )
1. Is Permakago lnetttmta vaktain I eyvorotak.
(MPOX, Immmol.
post-vacatual I==. after re-W3ot. of gminea, pigs into
various receptor zones (Ran))

KOSKOVAv Yfe, V. Carid BLal Sai -- (diss)
4),~~
of the Root-p3re of Lemon Seedlingp.10 Mos, 1957,16 15 pp 20 am
C;
(Moo Order of Leatm Agriaulturml Acmdemy :L=,K. A. Timiryasew),
110 oopies (KLq 25-57f 1-1r1)
- 31 -

USSR / Cultivated Plants, Subtropical and Tropical M-B
.Plants.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., 1958, uo 16, 73185.
Author t!osk:)v'a Ye V
Inst Mosco AgA~kUral Academy imeni K. A. Timiryazev.
Title iSome Characteristics of Root Feeding in Lemon
Seedlings.
Orig Pub: Dokl. Moak. a.-kh. akad. im. K. A. Timiryazeva,
1957, vyp. 28, 327-331.
Abstract: Resul'tt's are presented of vegetation experiments
with leinon seedlings under various ratio of clay
particles with structural elements of chernozem
turf soil, Active roots of lemon seedlings have
no root fibrila. In the absorption zone, feeding
of the plants proceeds by means of the whole non-
suberous part of the root and the pseudolenticels.
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149

MOSKOVA,_r~,V,_ .
- - --
Vital activities of plant roots and conditions determining their
absorption power; as exemplified by lemon and apple ceedlings.
Uch. sap. Kulb. gas. ped. last. no.35:57-82 161. WRA 15:9)
"Roots (Botany)) (Plants-Issimilation)

MAZYGMv 0.; AMOVA. ri.1 , dotsent.. nauchayr rukoyoditell
Indoor cultivation of lown. Sch.zapeWbegaeopedoldsto We37S
51-56 162. 1 (KIRA 16ti)
(Loam)

o 31 -, Ov 174 3 of ttlo of Fuel an,' of Prei--eatinz of
!.,.orki,v 1:3-xture on the arx", '-7conomic In:llr-,~3 ol" Cnerati-n tl,e 1-:A
f,.-4c- a
u ca
of an4rr. A`ric.,1~1-;ral Acad,
ia`un3s", 10,55
L
25, 1' Jun 55
For Degree of Doctor of Technical Sciences

;SRAKHOV, Yu.A.; NOSKOVS, A.A.; P.01MANKOV, P.G.
f
Upper boundary of a foaming state on sieve plates. ZhLr.
prikI. khim. 37 no.9:2074-2071 3 164.
(14IRA 17: 10)

WIM. Oftaddytt; N3SMWICZ. Taddust
Acute coronary failure with microinfarction with clinical
and electrocardiographic pictures of myocarital Infarction,
Polskie arch. mod. wewn. 26 do.6:965-9?t 1956.
1. Z oddztalu wawn. Szpitala in. Dr. Karola Jongehera, w Lodcl
Ordynator: dr. and. N. Taub@ i Zakladu Anstamli Patologiczaaj
A.M. w Lodst, Klor. prof. dr. med. A. Prussezynaki, Lodz, u1.
PrzedsaIniana 75. Szpit&l In. dr. X. Jonschera.
(krOCAUIAT, INURCT. differential diagnosis,
coronary failure with microinfarction (Pot))
(COFDMff DISMS, differential diagnosis,
myocardial Infarct simulated by acute coronary fatlure
with microtnfaretion (Pot))

NOSKOVICZ a 0 - ;...SLU'KwSKI, Tadeuss
Renal leslons In cases of Schoonlein-Henoch's syndrome. Polski tygod.
1sk. 14 no.46:2037-2039 16 Vow 59.
le (Z Oddclalm Wevnetrunego A Sspitela tn. dr. K. Jonschera v todst;
ordynator. dr mad. K. Taube).*
(KMPITS, pathol.) (MMURA, pathol.)

-1
Transient branch block daring, the course of anterior geptal
Infaration. Polski tygod.lek, 16 no.5:182-184 30-T& 161.
1. Z Oddslalm Wevnetrmego, OAO Swpitala Im. Dr K.Jouscherm v
Lodst; ordynator: dIr mad. X.Tambe.
WOCARDIAL IIYAMT compl)
(EIRART BI= atiol)

NOSKOWIC.zj, Tq- FROIMZAKO J.
Usefulness of am]-l-frame radlogmpby in deteating heart
diseases@ Kardiel, pal. 6 no.149-50 163,
1. Z Famdni Charob UkUdu Kmzonia Klerownikc dr R. Famignem
i a Vejewodsklej Prsychodni Pr%eciwgrmzUczoj a. Lodst, Dymktmr:
dr Z. Czerw1mBk1.
(HPART DISFASES) (THORACIC RADIWWJ~)

_NOSLK CZjT.;__,
Split heart soundis caused by bmvdle branch block. KmUoL
pol. 6 no.4t247-258 t63.
lo Z 11 Kliniki Chorob Vewnstrznych AH w Lodsig kierownikt
profodroJoJakubowski.

-ROSWWICZ. Tq DOLIMSXAj H,
Prepyatolic mrwr - strial systolic =rmur, Urdiol, Polt 7
A003017-219 .; 164,
1. Z 11 KlIniki, Otorob Wownstrsnyoh Akadoxii Medycinel v Lodd
(Kisrowniks prof. dr W. Kusial)~

NOSKOWICZt T.; BOLINSKAI H.
Opening snap of the mitral valve in the case of mitral stenosis
coexisting with aortic insufficiency. Kardiol. Pol. 8 no.3:239-
241,, 165.
1, Z II Kliniki Chorob Wownetrznych AN w Lodzi (Kierowniki prof.
dr. W. Musial).
V

MUMUL, :erzyo mV ins.; KOSKOWSKI, Jerzy, xgr inz.
The unit CMDG-2 wA the now wage system for workers employed
in coal headjmgs of the Slupiec mine. Viadom prn 13 no.6:199-201
,re 62.

ORLMTYU, Jerzy, mgr inz.; HOSKOWSKI, Jerzy, mgr inz.
Mini g thick sea= by slicing layer by layer frox the top and the
use of an artificial root. Frzegl gorn IS no.11:612-617 N 162.

--A P-ROVRH
SOURCE CODE: UR/0153/65/008/0051084610850
AUT.11OR: Hoonikov, A. FO; Blokhj G. A.
ORG% Resin Technology Department, ~a~ro itrovsk Chemical Technology
Institute im. F, Ee Dnerz-henskiy (Kafedra tekhnologiL reziny, Dnepro-
-patrovskLy khimiko-tak-no ogicheski7 institut)
TITLEs Vulcanizatio
n of synthetic rubbers with gaseous,-systems Ott
z
lite carrf
eo area 1. Vulcanization of cis-l,4-but3d1ena-5(SKD) and oodium
butadlene (M) rubb.ers with sulfur dioxide and hydrogen sulfide
* x I
SCURCE: IVUZ.~ Khimiya L khimiclieskaya tekhnologiya, v. 8, no. 5,
.1965, 846-85~O
TOPIC TAGSt vulcanization. synthetic rubber, sulfur dioxide, hydrogen
sulf ide
ABSTRACT: A study has been made of tile Vulcanization of synthetic
rubbers with sulfur dioxide in combination with hydrogen sulfide and
'wercaptans. The vulcanizing systems were prepared by adsorption of
these gases on A and X type zeolite carriers. Study of the sorption
and desorption of the gaseous systems by zeolites showed that the
bulk of the gases is retained in the zeolite structure at temperatures
at which rubber mixtures are prepared and procesoed, and to released
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L 27838-66
ACC.NRt AP6002212
only at vulcanization temperatures, Titus, scorching' to prevented
and vulcanization made possible. Experiments conducted with cis-
butadlene (SKD), sodium butadiene (SKB), and butadiene-styrene
(SKS-30ARKH) rubber mixtures showed that these rubbert can be vul-
canEted with combinations of 302,and HZS or 2-mercaptobenzothiazole,
The physical and mechanical properties of VulcanL20t06 thus prepared
were on par with those of oulfur-vulcanized rubbers. The effect of
was-studi-ed-
for SK '8 rubber~and 11aX aeo'lite, It was shown that the reinforcing
properties of the toolite are very poor, and that the teolite sharply
-Lncreasas the residual e.longatLons of vulcanizatess Orig, arts hast
3 figures and 3 tables. (BOI
SUB CODE: l1/ SUBM DATEs 30Jun64/ ORxr, REFs 004/ ATD PRESSi

AP6019736
: UR/0063/6
AUTHOR: Roanikov, A. F.; Bcrodushkina, Kh. N ; 1!eguslavskiyp D. B.; Chernukhtna, A.
. ; Khcmiif-6v,-X-.Y.. ; 315-kh, G. A. I
ORG: Dnepropetrovsk Institute of Chemical Technology Im, F. E. Dzerzhinsk;y 4 5
(Dneprope-crovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut); Dnepropetrovsk Tire Plant
(Dnepropetrovskiy shinnyy zavod); VNII of G2ass Fibers (VNI1 ~teklovoloknt)
TITLE: Porou. silicon fibeliVacting as carriers of gaseous vulcanizingAll nt and
accelerators
SOURCE: Vses khim obshch. Zh, v. 11, no. 3, 1966, 348-350
TOPIC TAGS: vulcanization, rubb r, silicon pla tic
%Z IT
ABSTRACT: The effect of porous silicon fibers containing hydrogen sulfide, ammonia,
and sulfur dioxide on the physicomechanical properties of tire[5rubbers was investigat-
ed. The pore diameters ranged from 2.8 A to 75 A. The vulcanization temperature was
143-1630C and the vulcanization duration was 10-80 minutes. The fiber contents in
the rubber wore as high as 10%. Up to 10 wt %, the Incorporation of the silicon fib-
~rs affected neither the vulcanization process nor the mechanical properties of the
t1re rubbers. It was found that rubbers prepared using ammonia accelerator were qua-
litatively as good as those vulcanized with sulfur compounds and diphanyleuanidine ar--
1/2 UDC: 665.86+675.5

-I ACC NRo AP6019736
celerator. In all cases, the tire rubbers vulcanized with woonla exhibited excel-
.I lent mechanical properties. Orig. art. has: 2 figures, 2 tables.
SEB CODE: U/ SUBM DATE: 16Jun65/ ORIG FZF: 004
Card 2/2

L 4-5822---Lk 'ct)Lz I ." i:, (C) Am
ACC1W--UF610-z4330 (AT SW= CODIRt UR100211661000100410463104a7
AUTHORs No@ 0 1P.-Ifoanikov, At .; Blokho ff. As--Blokho G. A.
nikov A - 0
OW g DnegCqpdrovsk eel ShSinvorIng rnstitute- (Drdpropetre. 1Wy kWLmlko-tokhno-
logichrQ77 InStYtut) /
ID 0
TITIS i M of butadione-nitrile rubber with hydrogen mdfide fin the pres-
once of dl-tort-butyl peroxide introduced on zoolites
SOURCEI AN UkrBSR. Dopovidig no. 4t- 19669 483-487
TOPIC TAGS1 vulcanizationg synthetic rubberg hydrogen M21 zoolite
A RACT butadione-nitrile rubbers (SKN-
It Is shown that rubber products based on
can be obtained with HZS and admixtures of di-tort-butyl peroxide DTBP
Kf
2
6 K
21S
6
--(o-.05-0.5 pts. by wto per 100 pts. of rubber), Synthetic zoolites were used as carri-
ers (INUa for ff2S and NaX for DTBP). Unfilled rubbareq or rubber* filled with 1n4rt
f Uller chalkg eta" ) were found to surpass sulftu-cured rubbers In physicounchanical
propert as# resistance to theraml agingg and stability toward aromatic hydrocarbons
(xYlons . The paper was presented by Academician AN UkrSSR Ovcharenk*# re Be CrIge
art.., hast 4 f1pres and I table,
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is

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ACC _NRI Iq SOURM COWC UqOO21/661001041OM310147
AUTHORS Nogdkov. 0. F.--Kosrdkov, A, F.; Blokh, 11. Ao--Blokh. 0. A.
Owt Onegradralk Mmiaal 9ndmorIng rhostitsde (0dprapstrm1V Wailka-toMrid-
logichrvy Ins-tytut)
TITZE I Yvj Isni zati .1 of butadierm-nitrile rubber %dth hydrogen rjafide In the pre lo-
once of di-tert-butyl perox1de Introduced an zoolites
SOURCE$ AN UkrRSR. Dopovidle no. 4,, 19669 483-487
TOPIC TAGS1 vtdcanizationg synthetic rubberg hydrogen sulfidep toolite
~.qR,ILZL It Is shawn that rubber products based an butadlene-nitrile rubber@ (Sglf=
226 X can be obtained with %S and admixtures of di-tert-butyl peroxide DTBP
-To-.05-0.5 ptso by wto per 100 ptsof rubber). Synthetic zoolites were used an carri-
ers t for H23 and MaX for VM). Unfilled rubbers,, or rubbers filled with Inert
filler chalkg eta*) were found to surpass vilfur-cured rubbers In phytilcomahanIcal
Rraport an# resistance to therud agIng,, and stability toward aromatio Wrdrocarbons
(XrlAns - The paper was presented by Acadedetan AN MvSSR Orchavenkog F. Do Ortgo
he
art, .. as 4 figures and I table.
SUB Coots it/ SUM VAM 300651 OUG R3F9 007/ OTH RV9 007
cam is

MSHIKOV, Z. K.; KOSNITSIM, 1, S.
Fishing - TmpleKents and Appliances
Cutting out seine sections In staggered formation. Ryb. khoz., 28, go. 5t 1952.
Monthly List 2f Russian Accessions. Ubrary of Congress October 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

W I I
SLADKOSHTEYEVY V.T,; AKHTYK.,K[Y, V.I. YOU1.41149 R.V.; KUCW1-1--NSKTy, YU.N.;
SLIMIKO, A.M.; Prialmali uchuatiyei GRIGORITEV, F.N.; DRUZHIIIIN,
I.I.; OSIPOV. V.G.; PARASXHOKO, R.A.; KOPYTIN, A.V.; KOLESKI-K,
Me,; KHAVALADZHI, V.I.; 114SOCHENKO; O.V.
Material balance of Smeltirg with continu*ua casting. Sbor.trud.
UNIrM no,11024-130 165,
(MIRA 18tl'i.)

IIT-',-Z0MTK, Ii . 'it.
Hosolyuk., V. 11.
"Electromagnetic Oscillations and Waves in the Physics Course at the
Intenwdiate School." Mm Education Ukrainian SSR. Kie- State Fada-
gogical, Trist, imeni Gortkiy. Kiev,, 1955- (Dissertation for the Derree
of Candidate in FbdagoLical Science)
So: Knizhnaya letopis', No. 27, 2 July 1955

NOSONOT. 1.
-'-foa-fressing automatic stock waterer. Bell.strol. Z5
no.8.-23 Ac 960. (KM 1398)
1. GlALTW inshener-makharklic KracnodarskW flli&U
31suchno-LseledovatelOokogo inatitmta aelgainca atroltall-
sty&.
(Uttle-WaterfaC)

1 11 X. V.N.; NATDICEE, A.A. (KireT)
Surfaco activity of oxygen In liquid copper-oxygen alloys. Zhure
f1s.idde. 34 no.5:1018-1020 My 160. (KMA 13:7)
1. Akademiya nauk USSI. Ynstitut metallokeramiki i sretaiallnykh
splavovl'i Kiyevekly godadarstvenuyy universitat Lm. T.G. Shevchezko.
(Copper--03q&en alloys) (Surface tension)

81566
S/076/60/034/06/05/040
m5go61
AUTHORSs Yoremenko, V. N., Naydioh, Yu. V., Hosonovich A.
TITLEs The Interface Activit of Oxygen in Liquid Metal Solid
Oxide Systems
PERIODICALs Zhurnal fizichaskoy khioti, 1960, Tol. 34, No. 6,
pp. 1186-1189
TEXTs The wettability of the surface of aluminum oxide and magnesium
oxide with copper - oxygen melts was examined (Table, composition of
melts from 0.0 to 5.4 at% oxygen). The degree of wetting was determined
from the angle of contact (which depends on the Interface surface
energies). The angle of contact was measured photographically on drops
of the metal zelt resting on the oxide, in a special vacuum apparatus
(Ref. 5) in argon atmosphere at 11500C. Experiments with the system
cu(02)-A'20 3 showed that the oxygen present in copper greatly increao-
the wettability of the oxide with copper. With the help of the Gibbs
equation It was calculated that the oxygen adsorption on the Interface
V\/
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81
The Interface Activity of OrYgen in 5/076J60 034/06/65/040
Metal - Solid Oxide Systems B0151B061
of the metal melt-Al 203 pasees through a maximum at an oxygen content
of about I at% (fig. 4). Data on the excess concentration of the oxygen
bound to the surface of the oxide indicate that the latter is adsorbed
at lattice junctions where the aluminum tons are, causing the adsorp-
tion of an oxygen ion on an aluminum ion. Similar statements were made
with the system Cu(0 2)_N90' where the wettability of copper on
magnesium oxide by oxygen is not so greatly increased as in the case of
Al20Y There are 4 figures, I table# and 8 referencesc 3 Soviet,
3 American, I German, and 1 British.
ASSOCIATIONi Akademiya nauk USSR Inatitut metallokeramiki i spets1al1rq,1.-,h
splayov (Academy, of Sciences UkrSSR, Institute for Powdyg_
Metallurgy and Special Alloy . Kiyevskly gosudarstvennyj
universitet im. T. G. Shevchenko (Kiyev State University
Imeni T. 0. ahavehenko)
SUBMITTEDs June 30, 1958
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affmays"no S.S., 6nd." mauk; MSOfi#lCfi, A.A.
ikys of lacra4slzzg the effectiveness of coatrol2lng dust In taLace.
Borlba z all, 502-206 162, NWA l6zl)
lo Makeyevakiy'pAuchao-taiiladovateltiikiy imtitmt po besopelaostj
rabot T gOrUOY PVQMY13bla=oSU.
(Mine dusts-Provention)

KMOMMO, A.T., IMNOTICK, -L.6. -
Nffeat of the main ele=uts of mineral =trition on the aacu~-
amlation of alladolds In lupluo, llul,lust,blol.AN ISSR U*,3c
725~-IW 158. (KM 1397)
(ALrAWIDS) (Lupra)

VECHERS A.S.; BRTUK&Rt 0 O.K.; J
,WMVICH, L-S-
Blacbemical'abarmaterlatics of potato varieties bamod on the
comosition of con sap. MI, Tnat, blol, IN BM no.5:296-195
t60. (KM', 1497)
(PMATORS-VAMMM) (PLARS-CHM-11CAL AIIALYSIS)

N, 0 Soov I~'F, if. D.
,(Organization and Develop4ent of Foatal Communications in the USSR". One of
a series of Telecommunications lectures given by experts in the scientific research
institutes and educational institutes,
SO: Vast. %~yazip p 24, No. 6, 1952.

NO -Soo 0 V I t ~1
40
6(0) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2800
USSR. Ministerstvo, Bvyazi. Tekhnicheskoye upravle.niye
Novyye razrabotki po organizatall pochtovoy svyazI; Informat-
sionnyy sbornlk (New Developments In the Organization of
Postal Communication; Collection of Informational Articles)
Moscow, gvyazlizdat, 1958. 166 p. (Series: TekhnIka BVY&ZI)
Errata slip inserted. 8,600 copies printed.
Additional Sponsoring Agency: USSR. Ministeretvo avyazi.
Tsentr*llnyy nauchno-Iseledovatellskly 1natitut.
Reap. Ed.: A. Ye. Vasenin; Ed.: R.A. Kaz1mIna; Tech. Ed.:
K. 0. Markoch.
PURPOSE: This book is Intended for post office workers.
COVERAGE: This collection of articles discusses efforts of the
Central Scientific Research Institute of Communications
Card IA

New Developments
SOV/2800
to organize and mechanize work processes In postal service
establishments. It describes the organization of postal
functions and ways to determine the efficiency of mechanized
operations. Some articles discuss future development of the
postal service. No personalities are mentioned. There are
no references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
NonQnovich, N. D, Basis for the Overhaul and Development of
Postal Service In Moscow 4
Nosonovich, N. D.,and G. A. Yurasovskly. Organization
and chanization of Fostal Services In the Suburbs
of Larger Cities 26
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New Developments
SOV/2800
Vasenin, A. Ye. Principles of Planning Postal Service
Establishments 44
Matonev, V. N. Examination, Study, ard Analysis of Postal
Flow 48
Nosonovich N D Method of Calculating Production Areas,
-WorIFHId`o-nW,_ and Equipment in Postal Service Establish-
ments 60
Origorlyev, N. D. -Overall Mechanization of Postal Operations 80
Medvedeva., N. N.,and A. I. Shatov. Methods of Calculating
the Technical and Economic Efficiency of Mechanization
Facilities in Postal Service Establishments 100
Abene, V. A. fInstallatlon With Several Degrees of Select-
Ivity for Semi-Automatic Sorting of Parcels 120
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New Developments
SOV/2800
Barsuk, V. A. Method of Determining the Efficiency of
Mechanized Parcel Sorting 130
Kostromina, A. G.,and N. D. Nosonovich. System of
Organizing and Mechi-nI-zTn-g--Pr-6-du&t-ion Processes fo.-
Expediting Periodicals in Large Postal Service Establish-
ments
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress (HE 6237 R85)
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1-6-60

0BYCHINK, red.i
SIDOROVA, T.S., red.
(Organization of postal co=.unication] Organiz4atsiia
pochtovol sviazi. Poskvag Sviazi, 1965. 286 p.
(MIRA l8t9)

WAYIPM MWA/M1k)'&TG(-M) -jM-
C "14Ft-7-AM01007 GOURCE,CODE: UR/02
i%'165 /000-1-022/0078/0078-
--f-UNIMITOR: Arinushkin, L 8 Pollnovskiy,_A. _Xy. Nosotsev,_I. 14.
OR(' : none
TITLE: Locking device for moving parts of mechanisms. Class 47, No. a76472
SOME: Byulleten' izabret.eniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. ?2, 196,i, 78
TOPIC TAGS: valve, valve design, liquid rocket engine
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a lock-ing device for moving parts of
mechanisme,such as li '/ "
-quid-rocket engine val es Dohrairdng a rod vith a scaling cone
c
controlled by a pneumatic device (see Fig. 1). To ensure two-vtV actica of the
Fig. 1. Locking device for moving parts
I - Rod controlled by a pneumatic cylinder;
2 - sealing cone; 3 - spring-loaded bushing;
4 - thin rod; 5.- head.
UDC: 621.646-.983

L 10779-66
ACC NR, AP6001007
devicelit is equipped with a spring-loaded bushing, which is coupled concentrically
with the stem of a rod. This stem is made in. Ahe form of a thin rod with a bead
which disengages for the repeat action. Orig. art. has,. 1 figure. ITH I
SUB CODE; 211 SUBM DATE: 290ct64/ ATD PRESS!

KOSOVp A.A.
likiw dafA on alkali ltr~,~yto In E,%,itott !AL-u~,c ..
F~)Ob. .4B G:~uz. .1;SR 3i no.i-.81,88 j*1 10. (1141 R A ) ', ~, -, I dt

NOSOV, A. 1.
*Af,,,e Arottomy of the Upper fiosvpir~~tory Tract In the Silver-Black Fox.* Thosis for
degron of Cand. Binlogical Sci. Su'~ 24 Apr 50, Moscow Fur Omfl Pelt) Init
S-Luarmiry 71, 4 Sep 52, Dissert.-ttio-in Presented for Depreeg in Science and !;nc:inPe-jnr
In Moscow 111 1950. From Ve~herrcmya Mo,3]cv,,t. Jar,-Dec 1950

XOSOT, A. 1.
.I'-- - " ~ ~ ~
How we Introduced the lower echelon business accounting.
Transp.strol. 9 no-5:39AO VT '59- (MINA 12:12)
1. GlavW buktKalter mostopoyazda Vo.813.
(Bridge construction-AccountIng)

KOSOVO kand. takhn.nauk; BOTVINIK, Boris
SholomovLah; BULIH, Vasiliy Petrovich; GONCHAMV, Tksiliy
Savellyevich; SAPMIN, Vladimir Aleksandrovich; MIKEEY TAO
L.H., rad.lxd-va; KARLOVA, G.L.v takhn. red.
[Over-all atechanizatIon and automation at repair enter-
prises of the lumbering industry] Komplekanaia. mekhanizateiiia
I avtomatizataiia na remontnykh predpriiatliekh leanot prc~-
myshlennosti; sbornik statel pad red. A.I.Rosova. Moskya C
Coslesbumlidat, 1963. 68 p. (MIRA 16t7#1
(Lumbering-Machinery)

VAKRURKIII rV.H.; GLADSHTEMI L.I.; KAPVIWV* S.S.; KLIFDV# S.A.;
LEVITANSK.IY, I.V.; MLLIIIIII# HsN.j_jNq�0V$,-AJ'.; PAL'Mv
Yu.A.; FOLYAK, V.S.; POPOV, G.D.; RAMUDCV, V.M.;
KRASYUKOV, V.P.; SOKOLOV# A.G.; Prinimali uchafftiye:
GORHATSKIY, Ye.I.; MATVEYEV, S.S.; SMLETSMq N.S.9
prof., retsenzent; MITAMMOV, K.K.0 dots., retsenzent;
BOWTIIIAI A.V., red.; MIKHEMA, A.A.# tekhn. red.
[Light~-veight supporting metal structures] Oblegchenriye
nesushchie metallicheskie konstruktsii. Koskvav Gos-
stroiizdat, 1963. 282 p. (MIRA 17:2)

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USSRAinerals Jun 48
Nitrates
soil
RGenesis of Potassium Nitrate in Nitrate-Bearing Soils of the Plains of Ture-
menistan," 0, M. Dzhmayev, A. K. Hisov, Bot-Planting Inst, Turknen Affiliette,
Aced Sci US09 8 pp
"Pochvovedeniye" No 6
Niter salt bottoms of subject plains are the result of disintegration of olet townsp
castles and cemetaries. Salt bottoms not related to such disintegration contain
very mual amounts of niter. In all cases nitrates result from direct a ction by
microflora, Niter salt bottoms are bio-geochamical occurrences.
FA WPM

HOSOV, A. K.
Mr., Botanical Institute, Tu6=en Affiliate of the Academy of Sziencas or the uwx
"Water Content in the leaven of the potqto plaat," Izv. Turk. fil. A-11 SMs
no. 2:55-60 1749

petmntAlivo ebutt-terulks of the dovelopllact (A-tud.
flowor Wis of fiul! trett. A. 9. Nnsov. [wea. Mad.
SS R ITAtim, 1054, No, 25M.-The study dtAt with theqptatI.~u'
uf the transfcrtnit~ms 0 suzarv in the Dower btids 0 pl=,
appIc, pear, ptarh. wnd np,.rot trees in vrdcr to bad the
IMIC Qf fit the LuddevrIt'PI-ifult; kht tf(vzt of light
was ajs,~i The rtiults lod"ted that light dws
Inot play any signIfiewit Toli., in [ba bud drirclopiLtnt d&lnj
the whiter-ipt-Ing Imriud tuid that during thtj (Lne tFe syu~
thesig M sm-rww. ptclominates ow its 1)uring
thj Ep~int (A the b~vls ml lutmw hyJrc,Jy3I9 ,I
!iucroqt ItLci 14.qrv, maching a t-,wx, at the fli,weting 6-vr.
'nicrell A pd;311L'114:11 ktWertl Ll:-Z liptiOg Viiilr
tions lit bid-- and the vanall-ation pttriod (At the plants,
thefrult vts wit-h a mUtively late 11ovverits timr ore malo-
&,ott* to Ott annual wintei, crupi chamttrized by a'lang
vernalsvition period. F.. Wk-rbIckI

NDSOV. A.r.; LvAnu, A-x-
OawkAAC':rdQ%W1&W
Reciprocity In ontogeaesis of potatoes of the nat"mal tuber and the
plant growing from It. lzv.AS Tur1c.SM no.l,.47-55 155. (KLRL 9:5)
1. Institut b1ologit AN Turkmeatkoy SM.
(Potatoes)
4
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Country : USSR H
Catoaory: Cultivated manta, ComerciaL. OiL.Bcarin(;.
Sugar-M-aring
~Ls Jcvl:: RMIMOL, No 11, 1~,56, No 49016
Author :
Inat :AS Uzbek SSII
TItLe :Results of Vic Scientific Research Iforl: on cotton
CuLtivation Carried out by the Acadm%v of Sciences
of the Turlmmi SSR in L956.
Or!,,, Pub: V sb.: Hater-aly Wzhresp. soveshchan-4r. po hoordimtsi.
nauchno-isaled. rabot po khlopkovodstvy, 1957, g.
Tashkent, -*X MSSR, 1957, 77-82.
Abstract: No abstract
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,AUTHORSt Nardina# H.S. and Nosov, A*K* SOV/165~-;-_58~-&;, 5/24
TITM On the Importance of the Leaves of the Upper Row of the gain
Stem of Cotton Plants for Seed Formation
PERIODICAM Izvestlya Akademii nauk Turkmenskoy SSR, 1958P Hr 6,
pp 3T-41 (USSR)
ABSTRAdTo the removal of all bolls but one ta cotton plants for the pmr-
pose of improving the feeding of the remaining one did not hold
good since all leaves do not contribute evenly'to their nutri-
only the adjacent leaves, in-special measure, do so
tion, but
.
in the process of photosynthesis. This decreases, however,
upon removal of the bolls. The anatomomorphological character-
istios of the leaves in various tow bevels ire different due
to the difference In their chemical-physiological functions,
whereby the upper leaves are considerably superior to those
further down In the iat*nsity of p4otosynthents and respiration.
The amount of sugars is higher and those display more favor-
able forms - enriched by albumin. While the reserve matertalep
most important for the weight of the individusl seedep ooze
from the.adjaoent loavesl the germination-determining vittains
are delivered preferably by the leaves of the upper row due to
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SOV/165758-6T5/24
On the Importanoe of the Leaves of the Upper Row of the Main Stem of Cotton
Plants for Seed formation
1y, that the embryonic life of the seadegoes through two* con-
secutive periodsi In the first th6 ferment ayetem is formed,
in the second the reserve materials. In the latter, thenp the
necessity of the activity of the physiologically active leaves
to act present. This is also reduced with the advancing age of
the plant* Finally practical Instructions about the handling
of the plants, are also given..
There are 3 tables and 13 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONs Institut botaniki AN Turkmenskoy SSR (Botanical Institute-of
AS of the Turkmenlaa SSR)
SUBMITTED,t May 20l 1958
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JkGondaj7 products of photosynthesis 14 fine-fiber cotton p2antso
YWale rast. 8 no.2:179-282 9610' (KhU 2483)
1. InstLtuto of Botanyt TurkmanJax&oS.,R*Aq&da7 of Sciencesp Ashkbab.ad.
(Cotton) (photosynthesis)

POLYAKSKAYAO L.A.; OXIIII, ;~IoVCHAFIOV, K.Ye.; NwRAML-p N.T., profsp
red. - KUVRM,, k 01.0, zed.1td-ve; IVONTIYEVA, G.A.,, tekhn.
red.
fruportance of some vitamins for the vital processes in
fine-fiber.catton] ZaacheAe nekotorykh vitaminov v shisne-
delatellacett tonkovolakalstago khlopchatnika. AshkhatkAdq Ixd-
vo AN Tarka.SSR, 1963. 34 p. (KIRA 16M
,1, Chlen-korrespoudent AN Turkm.SSR (for Nechayera).
(Turimnis-can-Cotton growing) (Plants,, Effect of vitamins; on)

~ - NOSOV, A. K." , ,
Results of studying the PhYsiOlOgY Of Soviet fine-fiber cotton.
Izv. AN Turk. SSR. Ser. biol. nauk no.5:29-32 164.
(MII~A 18:2)
1. Institut botaniki AN Turkmenakoy SSR.

RABOCfMVt I.S.; LAVROV, I.-F.; PLLETSKM, LN.; TRAM-NIKOV, F.F.1,
KDSTYUCHEIIKOF V.P.Lj2z2L-.~j samRaff K.M.
Grigariv Yllich Dalaukoj, 188f-.1864; an obltuat7, Zz7. AN, Tark.SSR.
Ser.biol, nauk ro.lt99---`.03 t65. (MIRA 1925)

PALETSKATAp L.N.; LOBOVA, LAVROV, A.P.; RADOCIIEV, l.S.; BABAT&Vt, A.G.-
TRAFMfi-IKGV, F.F., HSTYUCHENKO, V.P.; NOSOV, A.K.
Grigorii Iltich Dolenkc, ISW---1964; an obituarT. Fw:hra7eden...,.e
no.5t!l%-220 My, 965. WIRL 18:5)

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HOSOT A T - BWDri, D.T.,- XISENISHSKI'r. I., rodaktor; FATAPOr. K..
it'
+,sla;; chaskiy redaktor.
[SLactric spark method of working netalal Maktroiskravaia, ebrabotkiL
netallov. Koakva, Y'ves. keoperativnee izd-ye. 1953. 1~63 p. NLRA 7:7)
(;Ioctric spark) (Ketals-FInlahing)

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I.ClInriv, JIL. V.
4503. Nosov, A- V-
1954 31L3., bkluch.
Tekhri. Upr. Ob:-.en
Avt. ukazan V kontsE
~otovl-Lniye i Rc. vol. t Shttr.,i.-,ov el,;kt,-oi~~krovyra -,i~oz;OL , - M.,
Izr C, ..
Ob-,., 5 t1l. 23 srr.. (T--eitr. Swet ~ro.yk;l.
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teksta.----(54-i.4,63,,~zh) 62~1.961.002+621.7191): 537-52

-,o".Cjv, V.
4506. Nosov, A. V. Kholcvlnoye vo 0,.:h,-,-)iYe motall '0v- Y., koiz, 19~4- 35 5-, vIlYuch-
Ob . , S ill 22s-r. (Tn, Ar. So-.rct Pr.ryslkoop nA.-Ai T Ui,P.
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I,r IrfP. 621-77

gmmov, ruriy ivanovicii, bmd. tekkn. nauk,
insk,; RLGLZM,,, K.F., ImA.v ved. red.;
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(Welding of nickel-sillcou alloys]Svarka nikelskremnistogo
splava. Moskva, Filial Vises, IzL-t& nauchn. L taichn. lafomat-
alit 1958. 14 p. (Peredovoi naaahno-takhnichaskii I proizirad-
Avennyl opyt. Tam 12. No.H-5&-385/28) (MIRA 160)
(Nickel-silicon alloys-Welding)

TASILITV, I.T.0' Inzb.: MOSOV, A.T.0 Inxh,
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then an univerva machine tools. Tru4 XIIMMWK uo.26:
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AUTWRt Engineer
%Tfm C Chemical Equipment Made of Titanium
PERIWICALt Kkindaheakaye mashinostroyeniye, 1959, I(r. 5, PP. 35-39 (USSR)
ABSMC?t The use of titanium-%nd Its alloys for #peolal purposes In the
chemical industry Is reviewSd. Table I contains data on the chemical
composition of "ST I" (Vf )c6technically' pure titanium and the follow-
ing al oys: I i9T 3p ( It "IaT 11 (vT3-1) "BTV Qj!j "OTV
VT3 %. 3- )T
MT 5~ ON .Iff V IV ( )(/'STV' (10)q5' Table 2 contains
data on the physical properties of the aforementioned alloys.
Technically pure titanium (VTI) and the OT4 alloy are most suitable
for manufacturing chemical equIpment, according to their chemical,
physical and technological properties. Sheet titanium to produced
in sizes of 4OOx2.000 mm to 1,000x2,000 ma in thlaknegses of 0.5-10 am,
and 12-30 mm upon apecial-order. Seamless pipes are produced from
VTI,and VT5 In dimensions of 6xI to 54A mm In lengths ranging from
2 to 7 M, The production of electrically welded pipes has been
started. MetallujZgical plants produce forgings, shaped rolled stock
and wire of up to 0.01 mm diameter. 'Methods of processing titanium
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drilling, grinding. polishing, pressing, welding and heat-treating.
Cutting of technical titanium Is comparable to that of "18-51 grade
stainless steels. Cutting of titanium alloys to considerably more
difficult. Good results can be obtained at cutting with vibrating
disksi hars of 160 mm diameter can be out within 10 minutes. The
Soviet industry has experience in cutting sheets with guillotine and
roller shears. F r machining titanium and Its alloys, tools with
93KV (VK-j or W (M) hard.alloy tips are used. Literature
aontal= very. little information on the planing of titanium. Accord-
In& to data available, cutters with "W-5P (VK5) hard allay tips
are used for planidg. Kachining; conditions are about the same as
for%&W steelis. . Killing with hard alloy cutters is done at speeds
of 28-158 x/adn, 0.03-0.08 mm; feed per tooth, 1.25- 4 mm depth of
cutting. Cutters have the longest life when aulfurized oil Is uged;
water solutions of emulsions are not recommended. Drilling Is done
by high-speed steel drills or drills with hard alloy tips at speeds
of 3-5 m/zin'or 10-15 m/min, 'respectively. The feed for holes of
5-10 = diameter is 0.1-0.2 mr4/rev. Threading is done at a speed
of 15-25 m/min. Tapping Is performed with tape having checkered
tooth at a speed of 1-2 m/mIn using a mixture ttgul'fofrezolo and
olele ac1d an a lubricant. Only wet grinding of titanium to performed,
Card 2/ 4 using Uses made of green silicon carbide with a granularity of 80