SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OBLATH, R. - OBLIVANTSEV, A.N.
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OBLATH9 R.
Karl Friedrich Gause, April 30,, 1777-February 23, 1855; in commemoration
of the 100th anniversary of his death. p. 221. MATZMTIKAI LAPOK.
Budapest. Vol. 6g no, 213, 1955.
Report by the Nano Beke Manorial Prize CWmittee in 1953. p. 241.
Report of the Society's conference on differential, integral,, and
functional equations held at Balatonvilagos. po 261o
SOURCE.- East Zwopean Accessions List (EEAL), LC, Vol. 5, No. 2, Feb. 1956
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OLLATHI R. Formation of' t, e notion of numlerf . 50 .
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OBLATHt R. Gyula Valyi (January 26, 1855-October 13, 1813); an evaluation, p. 60.
Vol. 7, no. 1/2, 1956
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University. BWapest. A penlaillinkivalasztas csokkentepe hippursavsynthosi.9t fokoz,:)
diaetaval Dialination of the exe-ation of penicillin by a di;A increasing the synthesis of
hippuric acii Orvosolc LapJa 19147, 3/23 (772-775) Tables 5
By a diet richAn vegetable proteins. mainly oatfldke, a lasting increase in the hippuric
acid synthesis of the organism and in the hippuric acid content of the urine was
obtained. Penicillin excretion was so ielayed by the increased hipparic acil level
that as late as six hours after intramuscular injection of 60,000 D.U. an effective
concentration was still fomd in the serum. Although the serum level of penicillin
does not Inc-ease substantially where there is an increased hir,! uric acli content
of blood and urine, the slower excretion allows the number of in,A--ctions to be red.1ce-J.
In kidney diseases the delayed excretion of penicillin seems to be paralleal with the
endogenous hippuric acid synthesis. Bra-jn-B'ad37eSt (3eC. VI)
go: Physiology, Biochemistry and Pharmacology, 3ect*,--n II,Vol. I. i1-6
MIOSONYI L. and ODIATT E. A bWaj;e!;t1 Tadamnjeaetnm, 11. szanu B91-
klinikajarol. A vitaminhaztarta3 zavarai penicillinikezelps folyaman Disturbances of
vitamin metabolism due to penicillin treatment Orrosok Lapia 1947, 3/38 (1512-1r16)
In several CaS93 of protracte-1 penicillin treatment (7-11 million O.U.) lsynrtoms
appeared asc-ibed to vitamin deficiency. DirAct dige3tive experiments of penicillin
and vitamins Bl, B21 and C In sorum in the thermostat excluie~ any direct action of
penicillin on the water-solution vitamins. Hypovitaminnsi-.s were ietermined by
clearance tests, according to Magyar and Goth and hy chemical determination.
y due to Infection or deficient nutrition was
The possibility of vitamin deficienc-
caref,illy excluded. A direct effect of vitamin C on ',.he bactericidal effect of the
antibiotic was exclLOed by in bitro, growth-exreriments. A few rats trPate-1 with
a penicillin dosave equivalpnt to about 200,000 O.U. for a man of 70 kg t-,ody-weight
shoTv,ed the same reduction of 3scorbic acid content of the arirr- as did the
clinical cases. Ttis marked hypovitaminosis as a sequel to penicillin treatment showed
about the end of the first week In weram and urin,~ after an average daily dose of
160,000 O.U. without apparent clinical effects. This experience confirms f~,at of'
CrarAon, Uu-0 and Oil-1, who in experiments on volix-teers, found that the fir3t
clinical symptoms of ascorbic acid deficiency aprpared in the sal,,Ject only after
182 days of striQtly exclLdinr diet. Bing-Budapest
3o: Physi-31ogy, Biochemistry an-1 Pharmacology, 3ection II, Vol. 1. #1-6
WSOIN'f I L. , OSIATT. E. ani G~r. INGEq SIURJ~"" 11. 11. Melien! G-11nic of tne Puti~.r
i'
University, Badapest RftLay_e-,j penicilli exc-qtjon by I j4Lt easin7 hinnuric acid
synthesis Hungarica Acta Madica 1948. 1/1 (1-8) Tables 5
In attempts to slow %~p the rapil excretion of F-enicillin, in-za-stigallions wez--
con,j,icted with a diet. caa3ing incronsel hippuric acid (I) synthesis. Using a
liet containing vegetable protein, pr1ric-1pally tn the form. of oat flakes. the
level of I In the urine was ~mlformly raised to a 7rpat extent above norm, A.
It was founJ that the decrease of the nenicillin 1~vel of the seram coald be
Inhibited to such an extent that an effective bacteriostatic concentration
remained for six hours after Injection. From observations ir kidney diseases
it appearei that the nephritic kiiney retains penicillin only if I synthesis
is increasel at the sam6 time, ared hence the extent, of endogem)u3 I synthesis
is also a factor. Dawes - Leeis
50; Physiilogy, Biochemistry & Pharnac-)Iogy 2.1 Jan.-JLme 1949
OBIA.Tf. I.; WILY, T.
The synergism of stroptomycin, and heavy metals,experiments with bi-
valent cobalt. Orr. hetil. 93 no. 44: 1251-1252 2 11ov 1952. (CUM 24.-1)
1. Doctors. 2. Second Internal Clinic (Director -- Dr. lare Harnal),
Budapest Medical University.
/4
z r
o Rj-.4 7 7;
MMTAN, Kilos, dr.: OBLATT. Xrzoebet. dr.; ROM, Gyorgy, dr.; KIRMI,
Norbert, dr.
Xxperi=ntal kidney charges in steroid (cortisone) diabetes; an the
pathogenesis of diabetic angtopathy. Ka#7. belorr. arch. 7 no.l:
23-30 Fab 54.
1. A Budapestl Orvostudonanyl Affatem II. oz. BoUdnikajanak (Igangato:
Haynal lure dr. egyatemi tanar) as as I. on. IorbonctanI as Kiserlsti
BakItutato Inteset (Igasgato: Balo Jossof dr. egyatext tanar) koslemezWe.
(DIAEMS INLLITUS, exper.
cortisone-induced. causing kilney changes)
(IEUMYS, in various die.
cortisone-induced diabetes aellitus)
(CORTISONS, tax.
diabetes mellitus, erper., causing kidney changes)
OBLAIT, Irssebet, dr.
22M. Lazzlo.
The effect of thiamine on basal metabolism in normal and byperthyrold
subjects. Yba. belory. arch. 7 no.5:152-154 Oct. 54.
1. A Badapentl Orwastudomanyl 147aten 11. as. Balklinikajanak
koslow-aye (1g"gato: Roynal fare dr,, Weteal tanar)
(HYPJWEnMOXDISi(. metab. In
basal metab., off. of vitamin Bl)
(TITAMrS Bl, off.
on basal metab. in normal & hypertbyrold subjects)
(BASAL MRABOLISM, In various die.
bypertlWroldism, off. of vitamin Bl)
t-w_
"~,,7F
3n 7VAl
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F 0111!iA
F1
25--,
OBIATT, Zrxsabet. dr.,; HGRVATH. Janos. dr..; LCRINCZ, Janos, dr.
Primary amyloidosis with consecutive macmglossla. Orv. hatil.
96 n0-5:133-136 30 Jan 55.
1. A Budapostl OrvostudoewuWl Baotou 11. oz. Belklinikajanak
(igazgato- flaynal lure dr. egyatemi tanar) as oz 1. oz. Xorbonotant
as Kiserlett Rakkutato Intezetanak (Igazgato: Balo Jozoof dr.
saateel tan&r) kozlemenys.
(ANYLOIDOSIS, pathology,
macroglossia, fatal)
(TCYGUZ, diseases,
nacroglossla, in amyloidomis. fatal)
IWNGARY/Humn and Animl Physiology (Normal and Pathological). T
Internal Secretion. Pancreas.
Abs Jour:Ref Zhur-Biol , No 17, 1958, 79841.
Author : Rona, Gyorey; Kerenyi, Norbert; Oblatt, Erzsebet;
Inst :Dretan, Miklos
Title :Influence of Methylandrostendiol (Neosterone) on the
Vascular Changes During Experimental Iteroid Diabetes.
Orig Pub: Ma[omr tud. aAad - Diol es orv. tud. oazt. kozl,
1956, 7, No 1-3, 179-194
Abstract: No abstract.
Card : 1/1
BRWAH, 141klos. dr.; OBLATT, Ertsebet, dr.
Clinical significance. pathogenesis. and theravy of diabetic
anglopathy. Nagy. belorv. arch. 9 no.1-18-26 I%b 56.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomanyt %yetem 11. sz. Balklinikajanak
Ogav.: ftynal, Imra dr. egyeteml tanar) kozI.
(DTABMS MILTITUS, compl.
vasc. die.. diag.. pathogen. & ther. (Hun))
(IMOOD VESSELS, die
diabetic. diag.: pathogen. & ther. (Hun))
MOSOffl. Laszlo, dr.; CSIKT, Tivadar, dr.; OBLM,- Smobst. dr.
!6
Dats, on induction machanton of fever caused by streptasycin.
K W . bolory. arch. 9 no.5:137-140 Oct 56.
1. A Bu4aposti Orvostudoxanyl Tastes 11. oz. Bolklinikajanak
(Igazgato: Haynal, lore. dr. egyatem tanar)-koslauenjo.
(STREPTONICIN. inj. off.
fever, diag. & Induction sechantau (Hun))
(MER, otiol. & p0hoges.
streptomycin, diag. & Induction mechanism (Hun))
4 ',- 7.
WiA. Gy.; K&REM, IF.; BRZT-43, K.; OBTATT, A.
The role of the adrenals in the clearing reaction. Acta Dbysiol. hung.
11(Suppl):73~-75 1957.
1. Institut fur Pathologische Anatoule und lxperimentalle Krabsforschung
und II. Klinik fur inner@ Medizin der modizinischan-Vniversitat,
Budapest.
(HIPA-RIII
lipemia clearing factor, off. of adrenal cortex hormones,
adronalectonq & bypophysectomy on activity in rate (Ger))
(PLASM
game)
(LIPASIS
same)
(ADBEYAL GORTXX HORWHES, off.
on lipemia clearing factor activity in rats (Gar))
(ADRIVA TOM exper.
off. on lipamia clearing factor activity in rats (Ger))
(HYPOPHYSECTOW, exper.
game)
OBTATT, Erzoebet; FNHAR. TfAazlo; GSIKI, Tivadar
Serum protein examinations in scleroderm and Sjoegren syndrome. Yagy.
belorv. arch. 11 no.2-3:66-69 Apr-June 58.
1. A Budapesti Orvootudomnyi Egyetem 11. sz. Belklinikajanak Koala-
menyee
(SGLICROI=fA, blood in
protein determ. (Han))
(SJOIGMM SYMOME. blood in
same)
(BU)OD PROMINS. in various die.
scleroderma ?A Sjoegren %yud. (H=))
OBLATT Gabor, dr,
It is necessary to solve the complex mechanization of sugar-
beat growing. Kezagazd teohn 1 no,3:12-13 161.
~#WTT',_ Gabor
- ------
Techzdcal possibilities of large-scale agricultural plants.
Mezogand tecim 1 no,1-1:26-V 161,
OBIATT., Gabor
How to increase the speed of tractors? Mezogazd techn 3 no.6:
25 163.
BARAT, Gyorgy, testilmernok; FULU-P, Jozsefne, dr., iparagi eloadoi KISS,
Janosne, textiltechnikus; OBLATT, I/Arcell, textiltechnikus
F+qndardi2,ation of knitting industry prodw.41s. ')zabvany kozl
17 no.3:129-133 W '65.
1. Hungarian Bureau of Standards, ffi~dapest (for BarRt). 2. Commercial
Quality C-ntrol Institute, Budanest (for Fulup). 3. Ministry of
Light Industry, Budapest (for Fiis). 4. Quality Control Institute
of the Textile Industry, Budapest (for Oblatt).
OBLEKHOVA, 0., inzh.; PROTASOV, V., inzh.
Effectiveness of the "Molikot" additive. Avt.transp. 40 no.2:
24-26 F 162. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Avtozavod im. Likhacheva.
(Lubrication and lubricants) (Molybdenum compounds)
I CummiVii, T., 1.*
Soils - Analysis
Spect.-ur: method for analyzing plants and -soils. Pochvcvedenia no. 3, 1952.
9. Monthly List af Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, July -195y, U"I.
2
OELENSKIYv K.P.
*Management of rgricultural production in the USSR."
Report subadtted to the Conf. on the Application of Sciewo and Techtology
for the Benefit of the 14se Developed Areas.
Geneva# Switzerland 4-20 Februux7 1963
1. V-htw"~mv' H., Ontnfuly' 14.
1
2. V.SIV (600)
4. Local Finance
7. I~udgets of the union republics in the service of the peoplea of the U. S. S.R.
Fin. kred. SSSR no. 2 1953
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1953. Unclassified.
S/194/62/000/007/027/160
(A9 D295/D306
AUTHOR: Oblenskk,_!L4p____
TIT-l"Es Electromagnetic relays with suppressed inductive
coupling between the ooile
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. AvtomatikEL i radioelektronika,
no. 7, 1962, abstract-7-2-4 f ~Stroje na zpracov. in-
form@, no. 2, 1954, 261 - 270 LCzech.; summaries in
Rua. and Eng-1) -
TEXT: The article 4escribes the principle of operation of relay
circuits intended for' data processing, and a method of connecting
the individual relaya in these circuits. Two-coil relays with ope--
rating and holding coils are usually employed. The relays are enerw
gized by pulses from the generator feeding the circuit; the commu-
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tation of the contacts of the relays being carried out without cur-
rent through the contacts. Possible errors in the operation of the-.
circuits, due to the presence of inductive coupling between the
coils, are considered in detail. A relay construction with two co-
res and two two-section coils is described. The coil sections are
Card 112
S/194/62/000/007/027/160
Electromagnetic relays with D295/D308
connected in parallel on one core and are opposing on the other#
which sharply reduces the inductive coupling between the coils The
results of tests of the relay described, operating in data pro;ess-
ing circuits, are compared with the operation of ordinary relays.
The advantages of using relays with suppressed inductive coupling
between the coils in complex ulse-energized relay circuits are
shown 10 figures, 2 tables. fAbstract,er's note: Complete transla-
tion.~
Card 2/2
GULYAMs B.B.; OBLENTSEV, F.D.
Participants of the Internati-mal Foundrymen's Conference visit
French foundries. Lit. proizv. no.3:40-41 Mr 161, (KM 14-6)
(France--Foundries)
OBLEUKHOV.I T. V.
Coal-Mining Vachinery
Planetary method of breaking up rock. Ugoll, 27, No. 8# 1952.
9. Monthly LLst 2f Russian Accessions, Librar7 of Congress, November _iq5#,2Unc1.
AID P - 2688
Subject USSR/Mining
Card 1/1 Pub. T8 - 6/21
Author Obleukhov, T. V.
Title Outside wedging of the b1t cutters In well drilling
Periodical Neft. khoz., 33, 5$ 28-32, My 1955
Abstract The cutters In the bits end In rotary drilling are'
often wedged In heavy clay formations and wear out
easily because they are not able to turn. The
author analyses cases when this occurs and offers
some recommendations to overcome this difficulty in
drilling.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date
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INVENTOR: Ravikovich, A. M.; Zolotova, 1. D.; Garzanov, G. Ye.; Vinner, G. G.;
P&t-x.l ina. Ye,--I--; _jh:ova 0. S.- Borshch-va!~iy, 3.gryan~kqKa-,I~.
ORG: none
TITLE: Preparative method for ant1wear additives? Claso 23, No. 181223
SOURCE: Izobrateniya, promyshlennyye a raztey, tovarnyye znakL, no. 9, 1966, 55
TOPIC TAGS: antivear additive, monoolefin polymer, sulfurization
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a preparative method of antivear
additives by sulfurization of monoolefin polymers at 140-180C. 1801
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Activitleof of the Technical Council of the Ministry of Antonobile
Transportation and Highways of the U.S.S.R. Avt.transp. 32 no.B:
37 Ag 154. (KTPA 7:11)
1. Vbhonyy sokrotarl Tokhatoheskogo soveta.
(Transportation. Antogotivo)
OBLEMOVA, 0., uchanyy sakretarl takhatcheakogo soveta.
--WWW"
Activities of the Technical Council of the Kinistry of Autonobile
Transportation amd Highways of the U.S.S.R. Avt.trausp- 32 n0-9:
37 S 154. MIA 7.11)
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OBLIMOWA, 0.
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33 no-5:38 My 155. (KLU 8:8)
1. Uchenyy sekretarl Tekhnicheakogo Sovet& Kinisterstya
avtonobilluago transporta, i shosseyuykh dorog SSSR.
(Automobiles-Repairlug)
OBLVMMTA. 0.. inshener.
NONOWW2
Improve the quality of automobile lubricants. Avt. transp.
34 no.?:18-19 Jl 156. (MIRA 9:10)
(Automob tles-linbrIcatton)
BRUSYAIITSY.V, H. - OBLMUOVt 0
14 ~~~
New standards for synthetle solldols. Awt.tramsp. 35 mc.05-1-c,-16
J" 057. Off.RA IP: 7)
1. bauchno-issiedoratellInki7 Institut mvtomobillnogo tranamorta.
(1,uhrication and lubrleants-Standardo-1
OBTJMOVA 0.0 insh.; yIPPIR, A.. land. tekhn. nauk; PROTASOT, T., lash.;
BjMffATA, R., iuzh.
Effect of a centrifugal cleaning on the extraction of
additives from oil*. Avt.transp- 38 no*8:20-22 AC 160.
(MIRA 1328)
(Automobiles-4agines-Oil filters)
srr-_(c)ANT(m)/B05/ES(r.)-2
NR: AT3002011
AFFTC/AE-GC/SSD Pt-4jPj-4
S/2664/61/000/000/0340/0347
AUTHORS: Oblaukhov&,O.S.: Protasov Trubinskap. R. A.
Vs V.
TITLE: The testing of oils with adgittiveN n engines and mechanism@. and prac -
cal experience therewith. Effect of qngine -oil -additive a on the pitting of hydraulic;
i
.valve lifters.
ISOURCE: Prisadki k maslam I toplivam.- trudv nauchno*-*tekhnicheakogo
-,-"-9-6,scow.-Gosto-ptek-h-iz-da't.- 1961; 340-347.
ITOPIC TAGS: lubricant, lubrication, additive. valve, lifter, valve lifter, hydrau-
Ilic.pitting. oil. ZIL-110, ZIL-111. DF-11. SB-3. AzNII. TatATIM-339. VNII NP-360
IP- 2 2. PMS sulfonate. dialkyldithiophosphate. Zn. Ba. primary. P. actyl.
'T
alcohol, 2-a t;iLxyl. isobutyl. Shell. Esso, Castrol.
~ABSTRACT: The paper describes tests performed with ZIL-110 and ZIL-111
;engines to determine the effect of oil additives on the pitting of hydraulic valve
jifters. 24- and 50-hr tests were performed to obtain data comparable with te'sts
lof the same duration performed and reported in the USA. The tests were run at
,varying rpm's. with valve spring loads of 75 and.130 kg. The oils tested were In-
.dustrial SO and DS-8 without additives and with additives TsIATIM-339. VNII NP-360,
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ACC I62i Iii: Af3O idii
ESS
I - A
1P-22 PMS and the Ba and Zn dialkyldithiophomphates DF-1 and DF-5 at &L.
Anclu g 301W hall, Esso, Castrol. and Wakefield CR-30. The tests showed that.
ithe pitting of vialve lifters made of whiti iron actuated by & steel camshaft depends
I
!greatly on the quality of the oil employed. This is attributed to the contribution of
Ithe detergent components of the additives to the appearance of corrosion fatigue in'
ithe metal. The 4idditive that is most effective in counteracting pitting of the valve
,lifters is DF-11,~\& Zn dithiophosphate prepared from primary octyl alcohol
,'(Z-ethylhexyl) mixed with Isohutyl alcohol (Institut neftekhtmichaskogo sinteza AN
,SSSR/Institute of Petrochemical S sis,__AS, USSR). A Zle addition of this Addl-
"t'iii;-,~fl as referred to a 0. 1% Zn and P content in the oil.
Alve is Inij~oducid
.Sulfonate and alkylphenotic additives must be introduced Into the oil to obtain satis-
;factory detergent qualities. Satisfactory qualities of the oil relative to the over-
All requirements (detergent. antiwear, and anticorrosion properties) are obtained.
through the following additive composition: (a) 376 low-ash sulfonate AzNU with 2%
:!)F-11; (b) 519 sulfonate additive SB-3 with Z016 DF-11. The method of 24- and 50-hr
:engine tests permits the selection of optimal additive specimens that inhibit pitting
ton the valve lifters and affords a comparative evaluation of the quality of the metal
:that Is to be employed In the making of the valve lifters. Orig. art. has 4 figures
and Z tables.
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ACCESSION NR-. AT3002011
1ASSOCIATIONt. MoskovskLy avtosavad im. LA. Likh-cheva (Moscow Autemobue
and
'SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ.- 231an63 ENCL: 00
jSUB CODE: FL, CH. EL NO REF SOV: 000 OTHER: 000
r4clm
OBLEUKHOVA, O.S.
Results of laboratory anq operational testing of synthetic lubricants.
Proizv. smaz. mat. no.6/8:119-126 '61. (PIRA 14:8)
1. Zavod imeni Likhacheva, Moskva.
(Lubrication and lubricants--Testing)
OBIZUKHOVA, O.S.; FROTYASOV, V.V.
Oila for V-engines of motortrucks. Avt.prom. 28 no.1:14-17
.Ta #62. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Moskovskiy avtozaved imeni Likhachav-a.
(Motortrucks-Lubrication)
WISMOVAS 0.4. 1,34 TSIMUN, T.
Improving the quality of transmission oils.
40 U0,12:18-20 D 162,,
(Moor vehicles-41abrication)
Avt transp.
iMIRA 15:12)
OBLEUKHOVA, 0.; FROTASOV, V.; KISELEVA, T.
f
All-wather oil for V-typa carlourator engines, Avt.tranap.. 41
no,lOtl7-20 0 163. OUFLA 16 t 10)
1. Avtozavod im. I.A.Likhachova.
Classification of rocks according to their mechanical properties.
Naft. khoz, 35 no.10:21-23 0 157. (MIRA 11: 1)
(Rocks-Classification and Nomenclature)
&L3 t-c zo V, // - I.
MARAWSHEY, TeoA.; OBIMM. A.Lo, SAFROKOTA, I.T.; MATXTA, T.14.,
redaktor; takhatcheekly rodaktor
[The YR-50 embrottertag nachlual lyehivallaala mwhlLna IN-50.
Nookwa, Gas. nauchno-takhn. isd-vo Ntnisteretya prosyshlennykh
tovarov shirokogo potroblentla 533R, 1954. 75 p. (MM 7:10)
(Babroider7 (Xaehtne))
KARAKUSM. Yevgeniy Aleksayevich; 0=20ye-Aloksandr 'IvanoI!iqh:
SAFRUOTA, Irins Vasillyevna; GABOTA. D.K., Ired..,; KOGAN, T.T.,
takhn.red,
EM class 202 Rowing machine for atiching the sleeve into the
armhole] Kashina 202 klassa PKZ dlia vtachivaniia rukava v proimu.
KosL'vao Qos.nauchao-tekhn.Izd-vo lit-ry po legkoi promyshl., 1959.
75 P. (Sawing machines) NLRA 13:11)
KARAKUSM. Tevgeniy Alakcayevich; OHL= Ivanqv ch-
T"ja_kz"4K__ TARASOVA,
Vora Petrovna; (MACEMVA, A.V., red.; NUMIN, 9.T., takha.red.
[PKZ class 86 sewing wchine for blind-stitching of coat walting]
Shveinsia wahina 86 klasse PKZ dlia vapushki borta pidzhaks.
Kosk7s, Izd-vo nauchno-tekhn.lit-ry RSPSR, 1960. 73 p.
(9IRA 14:1)
(33wing machines)
KOZWV, Vasilip Petrovich; _OB~qZQV,j,_A1.ekPandr. Ivan.ov,4~4: KOKETKIN,
Petr Petrovich; GABOVA, D.M.# red.; BATYREVA, G.G.0 tekhn.
red.
(Semiautomatic PMZ Class 220 zigzag sewing machim for bar
tacks) Zakrepochnyi poluavtomat 220 klassa PMZ. Moskva,
Gialegprom, 1963. 51 P. (MIRA 17-.1)
KOZLOV, Vasilly Petrovich; OBLEZOYA Aleksandr Ivanovich;-.,~
GOROKMV, Ivan ku-MMMI WdffMk,'-'dX.-;
VINOCRADOVA, G.A.# tekhn. red.
[Semiautomatic Class 95 PMZ machine for sawli* on but-
tons and Class 59-A FMZ machine for reinfordIng button
shanks] Poluavtomaty 95 klaaaa P14Z dlia prishivanlia
pugovits i 59-A k-lassa PMZ dlis obvivki stoiki pugovitsy.
Moskvap Gizlegproms, 1963. 58 p. (MIRA 17-3)
OBLEZOV) -A.1.,-,, GCv'OKf!OV, I.K~, Ye'-SLOKOIJI, 'LA. k'MOFkv--,
At tar, ?me n-, I ir st it r-,h'-rg I R! -In;, -,: 9 ~,r.
geperal-purpc,se newfng ma~~hlnes. 3hvoin. ;)-cm.
ja-F t65. 0~:R~-,. i-Ifi-
A1,01
IwWW (A A.
wing, WME add, tbe buffer
j~~01 a mlwwre of wwawl acwo ftw g-locial ~-Mjr 06d lx~zgaght
pH 4.1. MVICE at this, level Wpwiliiity U 01!,ta~mzd thr LvoNwm
of the colouted iamnlnkrm cecrerx-AIT)rl Tbg 4Mjq-3JijVjj Of the -.effUjtj*,g
-1
Wapleif C-N-470un4 COMSPOZ11CIR t, thC Mtn u!,::Ai, a x lie arld:
w Hy" y
I : 1. The ;,.f wapourd K
The avXcattlma4 efft-ct rif tavDi, cnIIiQjVrmd kil ti1v ~.a~ I-I
Ird b,- a&V,119 to rach wu;revio U 10 pe-, , ~,A t~, tth
A Vi5cifnLW' cati~:,-anezt-.r. 20 jrm
-1 'In'd in 'he
tIrzr&d th-a
With
I _ewe x-z"n. !"n, hva
In.
Determining the iron-ox6de content in 711ass sand from the Biala Goran deposits. P. 21"10.
SUIP. I CER-20-TIKA. (Centralne Zarzady Przemyslu SzIdarsIdeg-o i Cerzmiczn~-!go oraz
Stovarzyszenile Naukowo-Techniems Insynierow i Technikovi Przer~vslu Ghemiczne.;To)
~-,Tarsza,ma, Pland.
Vol. 10, no. Aug. 1959.
Monthly 1-ist of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol.9. no.!, Jan. 1959.
Uncl.
Oblicl:a, M.
The calorimetric determination of boron and fluorine in glass. p. 253.
SZKLO I CFJWIIKA. (Centralne Zarzady Przemyslu Szk1arskiego i Ceramicznego oraz
Stowarzy9zenie flaukawo-Techmiczne Inzynierow i Technikow Przemyslu Chemicznego)
Warszawa,, Poland. Vol. 10, no. 9, SePt. 1959.
9
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol/no. 2, Feb. 1949.
Unel.
PAWLOWSKA, ffanna; OBLICKA., Mria; BOBOLI, Karol
Control of the FeZ03. TiO? and A1203 content in qpectrographic eta-nd-;:~:,d
specimens of glazier sands. Chem anal 7 no.2:487-494 '62
1. Instytut Przemyslu Szkla I Ceramiki. Warszawa, Gentralne Laboratorium
Aparatow Pomlamwych I Optyki, Warszawa.
Ov, M., =chalnik (Bryansk); LITOVA. No, sakretars (selo Sokirsny,
ChernovItskoy oblasti); BUD=. 0., nachallulk.- OBLIKOT, D. (Chebak-
sary) *2PwNfi$r"
Radio amateurs assist collective farm villWse Radio no.1:15-16
ja 154. (MLHA 7:1)
1. Indloklub To4voyusnogo dobrovollnogo obshchestva. sodaystviya &ruit.
aviateli I flotu (for Kryukov). 2. Plsxtbyuro Vlashino-traktornoy
stantall (for Wtovks.). 3. Grouneunkly oblaatnyy m4loklub Tossayusnago
dobrovollnogo obahchostva sodaystviya armil. aviatell I flotu (for
Badger).
(Radio in agriculture)
=SR/Electronics Hadlof ication Aug 52
Receivers
"Radio Amateurs oF the Chuvash Republic Belp in
Rediorication.Work." D. Oblinov, Cheboksary
"Radio" No 8, p 13
More than 6,000 radio receivers have been built
wd installed in kolkhoz hemes in the Cbwmh
Republic. Of these, 1,705 crystal and vacum-
tube receivers were built by Doaaar ambers In
Kanashakiy Rayon. In addn, 18 vire-broadeasting
centers have been constructed in the republic.
OBLnOV* D.,4Ch*boIc#&ryj.
Radio circle chairmen's report on the meeting of the Republic's Orvalza-
tional Committee of the All-Union Volunteer 11coloty for Assistance to the
Army. Aviation, &M Wavy. Jkdlo no.6t7 Jo 153. (KTJA 6:6)
(Ikdlo clubs)
OBLIKOV, D.Whebokeary. Chavashakoy ASM)
T4 1-11-^1-"1W--WKm7-
Kotion-picture loctures In thd radio club. Radio ito.4:1-1
Ap 155. (NWA 8:6)
(Ghebohary-Radlo clubs)
OBLEYOV, D. - --- -
The club disseximtes naval science. Toon. zmn. 33 no.4:)2
Ap 157o (KLPA 10 - 6 )
1. Instruktor norzkogo kluba Dobrovollacgo obshchastva soday-
stviya armil. aviateli i flotu. Chebokeary.
(Chebokmary-Naml education)
OBLTSTIL, E.
Detemination of losses In clittingg knit underwear. p.333. (TextU. Praha. Vol. 9.
no. 2.1. Nov. 1954)
SO: Monthly list of East European Accessions (ML), LC Vol. 4, No. 6, June 1955, Uncl
Oalvil's E.
Technique of mordanting warp go-As.
P. 224, (Textil), Vol. 12, no. 6, June 1957, Praha, Czechoslvoakia
SO: Monthly IMex of East European Aces-,ions kEEAI) Vol. 6, No. 11 November 1957
POLAND / Chemical Technolo,7y. Ceramics, glass, H
cement, materials, concrete.
Abs Jour; Ref Zhur-KhImiya, No 12, 1958, 40338.
Author Oblitskaya,
Inst Not given -
Title Determination of Silica and Magnesium Oxide in
Limestone.
Orig Pub: Szklo I ceramika, 1957, 8, No 11, dodatek, 2-5.
Abstract: The methods are described for a more rapid deter-
mination Of S102 M and M90 (II) In limestone
M. These methods were worked out and verified
In plant laboratories. To determine I, a sample
(0.2g at I concentration-> 1% and 0.5g if T- 1%)
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POLAND / Chemical Techn.-lowy. Ceramics, ~--Iass' H
cement, materin1s, cQncrete.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, N~, 12, 1558, 40338.
Abstract: monium hydroxide Is added. The precipitated
Mr~(C H60N)2 is
Weiv4d. The
equation:
%mvo=o.il568 x
b=weiFht of
a=weivht of
filtered off, dried at 105~jC, and
imount od II is calculated from the
100 b/a, where
the precipitate,
the sample L.
The accuracy of determination of II is hieher
than that obtitned by the method of phosph~jric
acid Mir precipitation, the time required f.--r c,-,~m-
pletinw the an!:ilysis is 1.5 hours, as compared
with 12 hours neelel In the phosphate method.
r,nrriA 2
0 jl 4~ssxn, -rig -4!11~
A. 1. POLDIROV51LAYA. 13 IJIIK- AND
knoth, Mocks actrutr-. a n7mal mtrurturr. n LhIck rm.&iangr-f rcgir
4-1-, r v lew., ex,
W.In. Mck, vittWh s t CIVS(all,I)v lnl~rmedwe ~.t Riass
OBLIVALINYT, P.A.; VAYISEMEN. A.L.; PRONIN. BIO.
Changing to natural ps as a mans of Increasing the productivity of
furnaces. Stek* I kwo 17 uo~12:1-5 D l6o. (NIBA 13:11)
(Glass furnam) (9" as fuel)
QBLIVALIM~F ~- MUDOLEY, V.I.; VAIAGURAt I.A.
-x ------
Conveyor for transporting and cutting plate glass. Stek. i
ker. 18 no.6:32-33 Je 161. OHIM 14:7)
(Plate glass) (Conveying machinery)
OBLVALIM F A - LUSHINI L.A.; SIDOROV, K.T.; FEDOROV, H.H.
, ~~' ~ 4 ~1~ , , ~*-
Replacing the floor under the central part of the treatuent
channel. Stek.i kere 18 no-8:37 Ag 161. (MIRA 14:8)
(Glass furnaces)
I OBLIVALWY, FIA.
Competing for the title of "plAnt of commInist Iebor.u Stek.i
ker. IS no.9:2-3 S t61. (IURA 14:10)
1. Direktor Usishanskago stekollnogo zavoda.
(Lisichanak-Glass manufacture)
~ 1!
OBLIVALINZY,,.F.A.; LUSHIN, L.A.; SIDOROV, H.T.
Installation of additional bridge walls in the center Of the
working channel. Stek.i ker. 18 no.906 S 161. (KM 14:10)
(Glass furnaces)
PRONIN, B.G.;-OBL.IVAL.I.NYY, F,.A.; VAYISHTEYN, A.L.
Possibilities for increasing the periods of operation between
repairs of glass furnaces. Stek.1 ker. 29 no.4.1-7 Ap 162.
(MIRA 15:8)
(Glass furnaces)
PRONINP B.G.; OBLIVALINYY, F.A.; VAYNSHTEYN, A.I,.
Technoloa of the manufacture of glass dinas with high tridymite
content, Stak. i ker. 19 no.0':9-14 Je '62. (MIRA 15:7)
(Firebrick) (Tridymite)
ZAKHAPIKOV, N.A. [deceasedl, doktor tekhn.nauk- PIORO, L.S.,
p
kand.tekhn.nauk; BAPTCH, V.I., inzh.; TE'6FLISKlY. G.A.,
inzh.; NIMLAY'E'-F Ye.l., Inzh.; OBLIVALIM, F.A.,inzh.;
'AYNSHTEYN, A.L., L,zh.; LMH1.11, 1:J-., inzirl.
Nt!4 device for the control of gas combustion in glass tank
furnaces. Stek. i ker.21 no.9:5-6 S '%~ (MTRA 18:4
1. T,*JtU~ gaza AN T'krS)SR (for Zakharikov, Pioro, Babich,
Teaellskly, Nikolayev. 2. Lisichanskly stekol'ny-
y zRvod
(for OblivalInyy, Vaynshxyn, Lushin
KONONKO, V.P., inzh.; NIKOLAYEV, Ye.I., inzh.- OBLIVALINYY F A.., inzh.;
VAYNSHT:-;YN, A.L., inzh. I -
Improving the conditions 'for the production of sheet glass bry
vertical drawing. Stek.iker. 22 nc.10:9~11 0 165.
(MIRA 18:12)
1. Institut gaza AN UkrSSR (for Kononkc, Nikolayev).
2. LisichanBkiy 8tekollnyy zavod (for OW-ivallnyy, Vaynshteyn).
OBL37-1a.-A.-N. , 1,7MI'VY'357, A. I. -n-I P. N.
"Investigatio of heat-exchange and resistance in the motion of heated
0
air in difrusors and confusors."
Report presented at the 1st All-Union Conference on Heat- and klass- Exchange,
0
Minsic. BISR, 5-9 JuPe 1961
31244
S/'207/61/000/005/003/015
D237*P303
AUTkRS; Leont,yevp A,1.q Obli7in, A.N.0 and Romanenkop P.N.
(MOSCOW)
TITLEt- Investigating resialance and heat exchange r supel-
acnic air flow in axialay symmetrical duct A n the
presence of a longitadinal pressure gradient
PERIODICAL~ Zhurnal prikladnoy mekhaniki i tekhnicheskoy fiziki,
no. 5, 196!g 16 - 25
TEXT: ThIs is an account of experimental work on the characteris-
ol~~ a turbulent bcundary layer during the passage of heated
air thrGugh diverging and convergln~ ducts with cooled walls. Ang-
,;eR of divergence"- used were 8r-41 anci 1209 angle of convergenge was
80. The range of Reynolds numbers covered was R = 1.688 x 10:) to
R - 8~48 x 105* 11'emperature range of water cooled walls was 2860K
je,,,~~Kq while tha' of air was 42;0K -- '230K. Flow
V 0 velocity was up to
M --- 0.5. Ducts were sectioned and the following dalhk were recorded:
AoLr pre ssure bef.-ire passing the heater and before e duct entran-
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S/207,/61/000/005/003i'015
Investigating reslstan-~e and D237/D303
ce, temperature of air cr, leaving the heater, temperatures of air,
walls and water and P.-essures in each sec-t-ionv and amount of vater
,.used for -,ooling. 141crothermocouples and micro-Pilot tubes weie
used to obtain the readings. Graphs were constructued of veloc4ty
and pressuie disTribuiion in the boundary layer and used to dEter-
mine !is integral c-haraoteristics. Graphs of -variation of velccity
temperature and density in non-turbulent part of flow were used to
~2a_cula,,e tuangentia-.1. atrc-36 TWand heat flow q. on the walls of the
d-icto It was shown that pressure gradient r has little infl4p-n,.e on
temperature distribution in the boundary layer. In the turbule.it
part of the layer, however, the similarity between velocity an( tem-
ppra-Lurre fie'~d disappears. Calculations of the dynamic boundar..
layer led to the conclusion that a method can be used analogicF1 to
thai uaed by A. BuriWef. is Eine Berechnungsgrundlage ffir die
turbulente Grenzahicht bei beachle4nigter und verzdgerter Str8mang,
Dist~ertatlonq Zdrichl 19-31), if -the pressure gradients are possiti-
V'P- and rate of heat-..Iransfer is small; the thermal boundary layir
was deal-,, with 4.n a similar manner. Finally, Rey-nold'B analogy Df
heat and mot4on tranapo ntel
It was d.11-scuased in view of the experime-
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B/207/61/000/005/003/015
InvestigatiQg resistance and D237/D303
da,ta and it was conoluded that it does not agree with experiment
in Oase of the turbulent boundary and hence T/q ratio is not con-
atant. Yu.P. Semenov, A.K. VoskreseLakly, V.N. Kharchenko, and L.G.
Shelegova are mentioned for their h1k in the experiment. There are
10 figares and 17 references: 3 Soviet-bloc and 14 non-Soviet-bloc.
The 4 most recent references to the English-lWage publications
read as follows- F.H,, Clauser, Turbulent boundary layer in adverse
pressure gradieLs, J.A.S.9 1954g va 219 no. 2,91-108; G.C. Dreb-
nerg I.A. Bagley, Pressure and boundary layer measure-m-Me on a
~ IF B
two-dimensional wing at, low speed R. and M. 1952j no& 86; G.
Schubauer, P.S. Klebanoff, Investigation of separation of the tur-
bulent boundary layer NACA Rep. 1030, 1950; D.A. Spence, The deve-
lopment of turbulent boundary layers. IAS, 1956, v. 23, 3 - 15.
SUBMITTED: May 27, 1961
Card 3/'~
BOLDYREV, V.V.; OBLIVANTSUp A.K.
Effect of preirradiation Op ti2e rate of thermal decomposition
of permanganates of metals of the first group of the periodic
table* Kin.i kat. 3 no.6:887-893 N-D 162. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Nauchno-issladovatqllskiy institut yadernoy fiziki pri
Tomskom politakhnicheikom institute imeni Kirova,
(Permanganates)
(RadiationY
OBLIVIN19 A.N.
Experimental method for determining the local friction coakficients
in nonisothermal. conditions. lush.-fiz.zhur. 5 no.3:15-M-Mr 162.
(MM 15:3)
1. Lesotakhnichaskiy institut Moskva.
(Prictioni(Gas dynauics)
DOLDYRKVI V.V.; OBLIVANTSEV A.N.
Zffect of a preliminary proton irradiation on the rate of
therml decomposition-of potassium pervanganate. Dokl. AN
SSSR 150 no.4:826-82EI Je 163. (MLU 16:6)
j
1. lauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut yadert7kh isaledovanly
pri Tomakom politakhnicheakem institute imeni. S.M. Kirova.
Predatawleno, akademikon M.N. Dabininym
Obtassium permanganate) iProtonB)
Obemical reaction, Rate of)
RONLUTMOY N. P.; OBLIVIN., A. N.
"Friction and heat transfer of a heated gas flow in a diffuser with -_Cycled
walls at temperature factor T 0.25.
report submitted for 2nd Ali-Union Conf on Heat & Transfer, Minsk, 4-12 May
1964.
Moscow Wood Technology Inst.
PF
L 2 52h Z-6,15 On 'Arr (P,-)A (0-7ZA, T. (j) Pe.j,lpr-li
ACCrt'SstibN~MR, A.Nooi5n
AUTHOR; kqld-frgy,__.K, j 01211v;jLilttr,,~~;r4 LyKrjiri~.)L, ii,
It
TITLE: Radiation stability of alkali rnet'll azideolto ganima rays
So URCM Ak SMI. Doklad v. 159, no. 5, 1964, 1113-1116
y
nIOPIC TAGS: alkali metal azide, allcall metal azide dissociation, radiation in-
duced azide dIssociation, thermal azide dissociation, azide ion crystal lattice
ABSTRACTIO Data were sought for arranging the title products according to theirr
radiostability, depending on the characteristics of the crystal lattice and the para'
In---
_qjIbn S dgr4ph d.
cqzides 6~f Na, K, Rb and Cs whose preparation IP briefly described, were subjec
t
ed to 'e Arradiation at a dose of 2. 9 x 1016 ev/ml. sec. at 35-40 C, then teste
d
for the presence of free metal and non-reacted acid ion In dependonce of Irradia-
tion time. TbAs stability was found to decrease in the order of Na, K, Rb and
ely on the ca
Ca, depetitifild Itiverg tion radius; however the curves for the azide
Cordl 3
A
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A
-to Aue apparently to the
ion obtaine~~and fhose. r -the free metal -did not coincide,
f0 il 4 it t r
rma ion 6 t e-n4 ii e ion, following ionization of the al or increase of the oxi-
dation:rate the'az
ide: under irvadiation. Linear dependence of the initial radia-
on
i
-uxduded__~issociation -output upqn the free volume of the elemental crystal
~ ~ i - '' d
dell owar s: ct.of;th~ packing densit of the crystals on azide radi-
_y
diffusi o*n of the radiation product. Crystal denaity
ys1s':Vhic'h proceeds by
al
seemed the most important determinant of radiation- induced yield, in contrast to
-dissociation fj these salts; th1s starts from active locations at
that for thermal 0
erior and interior defects of the crystal surface and is basically determined
ext by
flation a-rid thermal dissociation
the releiase of an electron frorn~ the azide ion. Rad
"Irradiation was
thus do not. coln~6de although their endprodticts are the same.
conduc-ted on the gamma- instrument of the Institute of Nuclear Physics of the
AN UzbSSR by S. G. Pashinski to whorn the authoi-s wish to express their th-anks.
OrIcr.; art;::has-.. l'table and 2 figures
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Aka'denn" fiaukMSR Iftstitute- o' Chemical 1,Anetiar, mid Conibluation, Siberia
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Divisioil Academy of Scie yadern-
ay, fizik! pA Tomehom palitdWinicllheskum institut Im. 8, M, Mrova (Scientific
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- -.- -.1-4yi- LYJUIIN, V.M.; BOLDYUV, V.V.
FAdiolysis of alkal-I metal perchlerates under the aztion of
gama irradiatlon. Zhur.VKHO 10 no.5098-5" 165.
(14IRA 18M)
1. Tomskiy politakhnioheskiy institut imeni Kirova,
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PAUTHOR: Boldyrev, V. V.; Lykhin, V. M.; Oblivantsev, A. N.; Salikhov, X. H.
ORG: Institute of Chemical Kinetics and Combustion, SO AN SSSR (Institut khimicheakay
kinetiki i goreniya SO AN SSSR); Scientific Research Institute of Nuclear Physics.
ITcmsk Politechnic Institute (Nauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut ja-dirnoy fiziki pri
!Tomskom poExt-ekhr&cfiiiikoi~-inrtitut)
Effect of additives on the radiolysiolof potassium nitratell I/
Kinetika I kataliz, v. 7, no. 3, 1966, 432-430
radiation chemistry, radiation effect, potessium compound, gamma Irradia-
ABSTRACT: The effect of TI + , Sr+, Pbz+, and SOC on the radiolysis of V1103 was studi-
ed using a Cobu y-source. The samples were prepared by fusing KNOS with 0.1-5 mol
of TINO3, Sr(NOj)z, and KZS04 at 3400C. The 0.02-0.07 mm fused nitrate grains were
placed in glass lpoules, sealed, and irradiated at 350-400C at 400 rad/sec. It was
found that the T1 additive results in increased radiative yield of potassitm nitride,
the final product of the.,potassilm nitrate rediolysis. It was also found that up to
1019 ev/g doses, the Sr2 and Pb if additives result in increased potassium nitride
yield; doses of greater intensity produced lower potassium nitride yields than those
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obtained for pure 10103. The S04- additive did not affect the mdiative yield of po-
tassium nitride as compared with pure 00j. The process of nitrite radiolyais in dis-
cussed in terms nf the free radical mechaniam. Orig. art. hast 2 figures, I table, 1
formula. I
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