SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OSANOV, D.P. - OSECHENSKAYA, G.V.

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AUTHORS: Larichev, A. V., Levehenko, Ve P.90mmov,_D.-P.
TITLE: The effect of channels in the shield on the attenuation of
the gamma radiation of extended sources
SOURCE: Moscow. Inzhenerno-fiticheskiy institut. Yoproey dosivietrit.
i zashchity ot izluchenly, no. 1, 1'962j, 66-73
TEXT: The effect of conical or cylindrical shield channels Is calculated
for y-ray sources in the shape of a truncated come or of a l1ne. In the
case of the truncated cone covered with a shield containing the.ocnical
channel, the dose rate at point A is calculated by
Pon - 1. 3 4 4;
P06 A (I -COB it +
ftff 1. 2. 3 a
+ a) + sei a)) + 441. aV-m ml~
+cost 101(pt + PASect) - OW"Oft (1) ;11- 1
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The effect of channels in the ... B102/31"
k is the gamma constant of the Isotope, q the specific source activity
and ~ (x) King's function. The pt-dependenoo of the reduced done rate V,
obtained for p0H-1 is shown in Fig.11 P(a.O,pt) denotes %be does rate
at A without shield channel. E(u) is also oalaulated. For.& linear
source and_q_oylly~drioal channel the reduced done rates
P, (3)
(2) 'Off)&
e7 We)
ON
are calculated, where P and PI are the dose rates at any point behind
the shieldv without and with I-ray scattering taken Into accountl P opt
0 a
denote these dose rates if no channel exists; t(a) am 11(a) are the
-1-ray path lengths without and with channel t(u)-*0 ~sea, t0 to the shield
thickness; p,,is the linear y-ray attenuation fectorl P(t), P(tf) are fte
dose build-up' factors. Numerical calculations veto sad* for pto U 113959
pR - 0.29 0.5, 0.7, 1.0, and 3.0 and 0 - 30, 60 and 96c; 9 Is the anglo
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The effect of channels in the ...
between channel
006ol-rays (1-25
experimental data.
was observed due
8 figures.
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axis and shield plane. For lead, steel and water and
Wlev) the_th8oretical results were partly.compared with
Por 9 90 agreement "as close, for 60 a divergence
to V-ray reflections from the channel walls. There are
Fig.

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epende r 0
nee of the.accumulation (at rage) facto s S/796/6z/00 /003/005/019
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electriOns.-perI c.m. the Xlein'Nishiha, function ~Which expressies the intensity of radi-
__11.7''ation scatieXed in'a given direction for a unit solid angle, unit initial intensity, and
bone electron; the true absorption coefficient of the air for the. scattered- radiation
_~energy;and the* energy. equivalent of one.roentgen. Calculation formulas are
developed. For a given shield -thickness ~iod=2,.the dose intensity is plotted versus
the collimation angle for 3 caseB: Shield placed adjacent to the detector# shield
place d adjac exit to the -source ':shield placvd Midway between. source and detector.
:.At,zero.angle the'3.curves coincides. With.growing angle the first curve (shield near
.-detector) diminishes: steeply,, since only the quanta. contained i th"n
n e a gular range of
.0-30 c6ntributei substantially; hence.,there' is no need for maintaining constant
d i bl - thic
thickness throughout the shield, an a vaTia e ess can.be calculated from
_the curve to - obtain,a, given desired shielding effectiveness with a minimal use of
rnateriali' In the se6ond instance (shield near sourcei the curve drops from 0- lo,
0
then rises to near 25, . then drops again.. - Interpretation: At small angles the non-
scattered quanta miss the- detector , but. the number of scattered quainta remains
Simalli. since the -path.length alon whicb-sc attering in the- shield -is possible is
viewedunder a very small angle. This angle grows in the 5-25' angular -range,
ands with it grows theprobabilit of scattered- quanta impin ement. At yet greater
Y
anglesi radiational absorption prior to and following, scMtering t kea, its toll.
a
These:'and other analogous curves are used to, calculate the. spectral imd angular
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AUTHORS.
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
Kovalev, Ye. Ye.
S/089/62/012/006/013/019
B1021BI04
Absorption dose factor for a cylindrical source in the
presence of a shield
Atomnaya energiya, v, 12, no. 6, 1962~ c~26
TEXT bathe results of previous work (Atomnaya energiya, 10, no. 5, 515,
1961 re extended to a cylindrical nource located behind a plane shield
wi.th a thickness of p1d. Using the deriotations from the previous work, the
absorption dose factor is obtained as
S + 1 + 0.75 gR (1-5 + 1/p)f(~Lld)f. The function f(p1d) is tabulated
2
for pR . 1, 3, 5, 7t 10, P - 1-5, 2, 3, 5, 10, and d 0, 1, 3, 5, 7,
10. It is virtually independent of the relative height of the cylinder.
The relation obtained for S is valid for single scattering of radiation.
-----Multiple scattering can be taken into account by using the method of
equivalent absorption length. The factor B(p1l)/P(p1t) has to be introduced,
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Absorption dose factor for ... B102/B104
where B is the dose accumulation fact03', and p1l and p1t are the equivalent
absorption lengths for a hollow and a ijolid cylinder, respectively. There
is 1 table.
SUBMITTED: November 25, 1961
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C -0 B102/B104
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MJ'1dG1)'1 r.ovalev, Ye. Ye., Osanov, D. P.
T:T1,'_'. The v3lume radiation of a gaB-filled source behind a plane
shield
I u~jl ~ AL: Atomnaja enerE-iya, v. 13, no. 1 9 19629 68
T " : 'The attenuation factor of the ganima radiation emitted by a cylindri-,
cal Cas-filled source was calculated under the assumption that the self-
~_.-sorption in t'ne source could be neglected. The calculations were made
using the for-mulas P=2PqRS(p, k, ILIR, jLd)B (pll) (1) for the dose rate in
the source plane behind the shield, K= s(p, k, pjR, lLtd=O) = K'(p. k, p%d) (2)
S (p, k. j&IR, psd) B (p,l) B (p.1)
for the attenuation factor in the shield, and
K' (p, k, jLd)=Ae',035ptd_t (I -A) ed,S'p,d. (3)
as an approximate relation holding for the attenuation factor KI if
multiDle scattering in the shield is neglected. B is the build-up factor
of the scattered radiation for a point sourcel /A2 - In K1. The remaining
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T'-Ie volume radiation ... B102/B104
definitions are Fivrn in "Atomnaja energiya", v. 8, no. 4, 374, 1961.
The coefficient A, which depends only on source parameters, is tabulated.
The accuracy of Eq.(3) is 10-15%. There i3 1 table.
S'U'Bi~:ITTED& December 18, 1961
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LARICHEV, A.V.; OSANOV, D.P.,il POPOV, V.I.
Spectral composition of ~'-radiation from honogeneous cylindrical
sources. Atom. energ. 13 no.2sl45-151 Ag 162. (MIRA 15:8)
(Gamma rays-Spectra)

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AUTHOR: D. P.
S/2892/63/000/002/0051/0065
TITLE: Experimental data on the shielding attenuation of 7 radiation of extended
sources
SOURCE: Voprosy* dozimetrii i zashchity* ot izlucheniy, no. 2, 1963, 51-65
TOPIC TAGS: y radiation, energy scattering, radiation dose-$ point source,
attenuation
ABSTRACT: This paper presents results of experiments on the investigation of sh~eld-
ing attenuation Of 7 radiation from solid, hollord, and gas filled cylindrical
sources. The results are plotted in graphs. A number of measurements were made
to determine the dependence of the multiple attenuation factor of y rays on the
location of the shield between the source and the detector. Based on experimental
data, the author arrives at the following general conclusions. With an increase
in the radius of the cylindrical source, the fraction of ~Irays which penetrate the
protective barrier in inclined directions increases, which leads to a stronger
attenuation of radiation. An increase in the multiple factor of attenuation depends
on the thickness and material of the shield. The physical parameters, the atomic
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number and the density of the extended source, have an effect on the attenuation of
y radiation in the shield, since these parameters basically define the self-absorp-
tion and the self-scattering of radiation. The processes of scattering absorption
of 7 rays in the source itself are not related to the character of 7 ray attenuation
in the shield; the main factor which determines the attenuktion of radiation in the
shield is the spatial distribution of the active substance, i.e., the geometry of
the source. When pox > 2, the soft radiation formed due to the scattering in the
source, amounts to an Insignificant fraction of the total radiation beyond the
shield. "I would like to express my gratitude to A. I* Bonder' and Yu. P. Kayurin
for their aid in the execution of the experiments." OrLS, art. has: 6 formulas,
12 figures, and 3 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy inzhenerno-fizicheskly institut (Moscow Physics and
Engineering Institute)
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: 06Apr64
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OSANOV, D.P.
Effect of th,5 i3hape of 1i bar-tsr on thle
of gamma rays from volume sources. Atom. energ. 15 no.0331-332
0 163. (MIRA

RADZIYEVSKIY, G.B.; OSANOV, D.P.
Depth dose distribution of absorbed energy frGm normonoenergetic
electrons. Vop.doz. i zashch. ot izluch. no-3:125-138 ON..
(miRA 18-21

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Ye. Ye.; Ossnov, D. adiix~hlx, B Mel$nik4 A.
X.
b6ne
TITLE: Protgetign of the cosmonaJefrom electrons and bremestrablung radiation-in
the,eartbls,radiation belt
SOURCE:~.~ Koanicheskiye iseledovaniya, v. 3, no. 5, 1965''782-188
TOPIC TAGS:; radiation protecti manned space flight, radiation biologic effect,
~electron, bremsstrahlung, absorbed dose, tissue dose, radiation dosimetry
ABSTR4CT:. The authors consider methodological problems incalculatipg the protection
of cosmonauts. frcxi~ electron and bremBstrahlung Irradiation in the earth's radiation
~belt. 'Among these problems to the selection of criteria for evaluating the radiation
hazard and'geometrical peculiarities of protective structures. A calculation is pro-
..Posed for the protection of a cosmonaut situated outside a spacecraft in a radiation
belt. Experimental data on the depth distribution of electron doses in materials of
!'low itomic nu~nber areused in this calculation. The possibility of using a single
dose, distribution for electrons in an energy interval up to 3 M6v is demonstrated.
Also presented are evaluations of bremastrablung tissue doses emittable by electrons
in a protective layer. Orig. art. has: 4 figures. [CD)
uDc: 628.58:629.198.621
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MIKHAYLOV, Lev Mikhaylovich; AREFIYEVA, Zinnida Semenovna; OSIVIOV,
D.P.,, red.
(Tables and nomogrEm to calcul,%te shieldini, from gamia
rays; point sources] Tablitsy i nomogranmV dlia rascheta
zashchity ot gauma-luchei; tochechnye istochniki. Moslcvh,
I-'editsina, 19h5. 132 p. (Nli~A IF:9)

L 29571-66 EVIT(m)
ACC NR: AP601287% SOURCE CODE: UR/0205/66/006/002/0298/0307
AUTHOR: Radziyevskiy, G. B.; Osanov, D. P.
ORG: none
TITLE: Distribution of absorbed energy In depth in materials made of light atoms and
irradiated with accelerated electrons having energies of 0. 4 - 1. 2 Mov
SOURCEt R~Alobiologlya, v. 6, no. 2, 1966, 298-307
TOPIC TAGS: electron beam, electron distribution, electron radiation, beryllium, alumi-
num, plexiglass, celluloid
ABSTRACT: In connection with problems of dostmetry of accelerated electrons, the
authors determined the depth distributions of the absorbed energy in materials made of
light atoms (e. g. , aluminum, beryllium, plexiglass, celluloid) for the geometry of an
"infinitely wide" electron beam. Measurements were made of the relative dose distri-
butions in several materials with a normal Incidence of the beam of electrons with energies
in the 0. 4 - 1. 2 Mev range. The partially contradictory data given in the literature on
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dose distributions at nornial incidener have been refined. For some materials measure-
ments were made of the relative dose (list ributions at a beam angle of Incidence in the zero
to 60* range. The disappi-arwnce nf the peaks on dose curves was detected on increasing
the angle of incidence front zero W 60', and an explanation is offered for this phenomenon.
The question of setting up norms for relative dose distributions has been examined, i. e. ,
the question of determining the absolute doses corresponding to the prescribed intensity of
the electronic beam on the sample, 'rhe standards proposed require the knowledge of the
dose or energy coefficients of the back scattering of electrons. Dose and energy cocff ici -
ents have been determined for some light atom materials In the 0. 4 - 1. 0 Mev energy
range. The authors express their gratitude to A. 1. Fornichev, Z. F. Ponomareva, and
A. D. Mellnik who participated In tahing the me urements, as well as to P. -Ya. Glazunoy
and N, 1. Vitushkin for pr(,viding the opportunity of working on the accelerator, Orig. art,
has: 5 figures. [ C)81
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~-mh froin I'lij? ~-,ccws -*4h equal facility from PrIlar mid
atorial locsitiong; thus all 3 Ph groups are cuerg6tically
ally N.-ituid to the P atnin in spite of thOr. -&mlittric
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RAZUVATEV, G.A. OSAIMVA, N.A.
Pentaphosphenyl. Zhur.ob.khim. 26 no.9:2531-2537 6 156.
(RLRA 9:11)
1. Gorlkovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.
(PhospheiVI)

OSANOVA, N. A. Cand Chem Sci -- (dies) "Study of' WNKZNIII(Nlgy
Pentaphenylphosphorus." Gorlkly, 1957. 7 pp 20 cm. ((Iorlkiy State
Univ im N. I. Lobachevskiy), 100 copies (KL, 26-57, 105)
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50) 30V/79-29-9-38/76
AUTHORS: Razuvayev, G. A., Petukhov, G. G., Osanova, N. A.
TITLE: Investigation of the Reactions of Pentaarrl Phosphorus. Determi-
nation of the Equivalence of the Groups bj Means of Deuterium
PERIODICALt Zhurnal obahchey khimii, 1959, Vol 29, Nr 9, pp 2960-2983 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The investigation of the reactions of pentaaryl phosphorus with
deuterium in a phenyl group in benzene- or chloroform solution
showed that the separation of both the polar and the equatorial
phenyl groups takes pj:sce equally easily and with radical
mechanism (Ref 1). The problem arose whether in ionic separation
of pentaphenyl phosphorus the equivalence of the polar and
equatorial phenyl groups was maintained. The reaction of penta-
phenyl phosphorus with hydriodic acid (Ref 2) and acetic acid
(Ref 1) is known to be an ionic reaction. The reactions of this
phosphorus compound containing deuterium in a phenyl group with
the above acids actually showed that the equivalenoe of the
polar and equatorial groups is also observed in the course of
an ionic reaction. The quantity of deuterium in dinitrobenzene
obtained from the separated phenyl groups amounts to approximate.
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Equivalence of the Groups by Means of Deuterium
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phorus as may be seen from the data of table 1 (experiments 1,2).
J. Wittig substituted the p-tolyl group for a phenyl group and
found in the reaction of tetraphenylt%1jy,1 Ocaphar~jkw~xl hydro-
bromic acid (Ref 2) that besides benzene and toluene a mixture
of triphenyl-p-tolyl- and tetraphenyl phosphonium bromide
results (30). Information on the ratio of benzene to toluene
is, however, missing in his report as well as the method of
determining the ratio of the salts in the reaction products.
The authors assumed that such a ratio of the separated phenyl-
to the tolyl groups with tagged atoms could be determined. For
this purpose a tetraphenyl-p-tolyl phosphorus with a deuterium
atom in the cycle of the tolyl group was synthesized and caused
to react with hydrobromic acid, chloroform, and alcohol. The
table (oolumns 5,9) gives data on the djotribution of deuterium
in products obtained from the separateCreLdioals, and in the
radicals which remained linked to the phosphorus, on the as-
sumption of equivalent separation of the tolyl- and phenyl
groups. A comparison of these data with those experimentally ob-
'tained (Table, experiment 3) shows that in ionic reactions (in

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Investigation of the Reactions of Pentaaryl vhosphorus. Do-termination of' the
Lquivalence of the Groups by Means of Deuterium
this case in the reaction with HBr (Table, experiment 3)) there
is no difference in the rate of separation between the tolyl-
and phenyl groups of tetraphenyl-p-tolyl phosphorus. In chloro-
form,where the reaction takes place according to the radical
mechanism, separation of the phenyl radicals is predominant
(Table, experiments 4,5). There are 1 table and 3 references,
1 of which is Soviet.
AS.:)OCIATION: Gorlkovskiy Fosudarstvennyy universitet (Gorlkiy State Uni-
versity)
SUBMITTED: July 21, 1958
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RAZUVAYE;V, G.A.;,WANOVA, N.A., SHULAYEV, N.P.; TSIG-IN, B.M.
Radical reactionsof peentaphenylantimon7. Zhur.ob.khim. 30 no.10:
3234-3237 0 161. (MIRA 14:4)
1. Gorlkovskiy gosudaretvennyy universitet.
(Antimony organic compounda)

RAZWAYEV, G.A.; PETUMOV, G.G.;-OSANOVA, N.A.
Investigating the reaction of pentaphenyl phosphorus with
benzene by means of tagged atoms. Zhur.ob.khim. 31 no.7:
2350-2353 Jl 161. (MIRA 14:7)
(Phosphorus organic compounds) (Benzene)

NAUMOVA, Ye.K., dots.; SHP14SUTDID!OV, N.S., assistent; FEDOROVA.S-A-I
RYABDVA,N.I.; qpAl,.,CVA, V.P.; KOKSINA.K.D. (Kazan')
Fighting diphtheria in the country; abstract. Kaz.med.zhur.
no.1:113 Ja-F'61 (111RA 161ll)

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Respiratory disti=bances in neurosurgical patients. Mod.seBtra
18 no.2:35-37 F '59. (KIM, 12:2)
(RESPIRATION)

_,C;_-SSI0N XR: AP4029204
AUT11OR: Boyko, P. A.; Gryaznov, B. A.; Dubinin, V. F.; V. N.,
V. A.; Osa3yuk, V. V.; Radomy,.'sel'skiy, 1. D.; Rudenko, V. N.
TITLE: Investigation of the properties of N32D4 high-allay nickel-co,~'P.-_-.- powl'cr-
natal steel
SOURCE: Poroshkovaya matallurgiya, no. 2, 1S64, 32-39
TOPIC TACS: N32D4 steel, high alloy steel, nickel copper steel, powder irecal ecce.,
copper cnntaining n1loy, nfrl(el containing alloy
AUS URACT ..... ... by ~~O
cal variations. It was shown that the higher pressures of the first pressir,~- and
temperature of the first sintering raises the density of the manufactured a-amples
only slightly and has little affect on the GL.-cnSLh characteristics in Dtatic test.3.
These results are presented in tables and &rap-s. In dync-nic tents (resiliencyr
ultimate strength) there is a consiaeral~!e La the streni;th of the cample&
manufactured by 61c second technological variation which is arDocinted with an in-
creased ficivAtf-f, ~ of t1ja dynamic strength characteristics of porosity micro-
heterr,:-.i t-Lon which is hi&her in tho ram,,ilco subjected to a filrGt

AC(-t7S.;I01; IM; AP4029204
sintering at low temperature. Orig. art. has: 8 figures and 2 tablaD.
ASSO-CIATION: Institut problem materialovedeniya AN Z~Za (Institute of "L-teria'.
Behavior Problems, AN 5=)
DATE ACQ; 28,%pr64
SUBMITTED: 13Sep63 O~~
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AUMCRt Grigorlyeva, V. V.) Dubinin, V. P.1 Sergeyenkova,, V9 M.; Nnayuk, V, Va_
TITLE: Rupture strength of a hard chrmim carbide allay
13OURCL7- Poroahkorvaya metallurgly'a, no. 1, 1A, 77-80
T= TrkGSt ccrmet, cermet rupture otrength, chromium carbide allay, chrcmiun
Caxbi1,_- iAcIm', cei-met, refractory a.Ucry, refractory oermet, chramiun carbide,
&JJ-oy ntpture otrangth
J'~_M fl~`.Cl, ICermat. sp_,~Cimenn (Fig. I of Pncloouarc) cuitaining 8% chrcniuD car-
jidcl ak:A 1% niclaol vexre canpacted from pjwdcrc anul aintered in hydrogen at
1573K, tbeu subjected to streas rupture teata at 1073 and 1173K for 100 houro.
_o,ualti; plotted FrapLlically (Fig. 2 of Enclwure) are ccmpared vith data fur tin
iieut-rvaiatmt al-loy E11~37D and Indicate a oubstantial d-ifference in rupture
strengt1i of tbc tiro materiale at 1073K, which decreasou an the temperature In in-
' to U731'. Orig. art. has: 3 figuren wid I table.
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OSASYUK, V.V~, irlAt.
New metbod for testLne itre.,:s -b- I. cn. Y!%sBnostr.-enie no-5:
luc S-0 '64, (MIRA 18t2)

OSAULEIIKO . B.
People of initiative and capability. Sov. profsoiuzy IF, je ;~2m
1~1:0
1. A"redsedatell oblastnogo komiteta profsoyuza rabotnikov
gosudarntvennykh uchrezhdeniy, g. Vladimir.
(Vladimr Provinc6--Trade unions)
Madimir Province-Offici4as and employees)

OSAULEMO, I.
j~ 11-' -~ - - ~
Do not stop at achievements Plast. ugl. 3 no.12:18 D '54.
(MLRA 8:6)
1. Nachallnik otdola truda t zurabotnoy platy tresta Ordzhonikid-
2ougoll. -
(Coal mines and mining)

OSAUIMO.I.-, inihener
Itfficiency vorkere are utilizing all potentialities of Industrial
growth. Mast.ugi.4 no.9:15-16 S'55- (MIRA 9:1)
(Donets Basin--Coal mines and mining)

KOSHELEV,-Konstantin Vasillyevich; DOLZHENKO, Vladimir Ivanovich;
-OSAULENKQ.- n lemeLjyAnovich- YATSENKO, Vladimir Dmitriyvich;
NINJI Aleksey Mikhaylovich; FEDDROVA. A.M., red.; KRASGVSKI'Y,
I.P., red. izd-va; WMILINA, L.N., tekhn. red.
[Timbering permanent workings of deep shafts] Kreplenie kapi-
tallnykh vyrabotok glubokikh gorizontov shakht. Pod red. A.Y.
Fedorovs. Moskvpi, Gosgortekhizd)it 1963. 75 P. (MIRA 16:7)
(Nine timbering~

KOSHEIEV, K.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; OS.ULENKC-,- I.Ye., inzh.; LOSEV, N.T., lnzh.
~ --l- -
Rock pressure in major workings of deep mines. Ugoll Pr. 7
no.11:15-17 N 163. (WRA 17:4),
1. Institut gornoy mokhaniki i tekhnicheskoy kibernotiki.

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AU T:,'O R Csaulenko, ?.L. , Mining Engineer 127-53-5-7/30
TITLE- Improvement of Dirr.-ct Cuts in the Mines of the Apatit Com-
bine (Sovershenstvovaniye pryamykh vrubov na rudnikakh
kombinata Apatit)
PERIODICAL: Gornyy Zhurnal, 1~58, Nr 5* pp 26-28 (Uj:3R)
ADSTRACT: Direct cuts are used in the apatite mine imeni Kirov for
drifting horizontal and sinking vertical workings. Ap-
proximately 70% of the operations are carried out in rocks
of 6 to 9 hardness coefficient, and 30`1"o in rocks of 8 to
12 hardness coefficient - bi Professor Protodlyakonov's
--cale. At present, several varieties of direct cut are
used. The most efficient method is as follows: the cut-
ting-shot-hole is drilled to a depth of over twice the
depth of the other shot-holes of the set. It is charged
over its full length and is blasted together with the other
holes. The section remaining after the blast serves as a
ready cut for the next set of shot-holes and is not charged
anew. The dia-;-raM showing the distribution of shot-holes
in this method is presented in Figure 3. This method of
direct cut, with an advancing shot-hole also has some draw-
Card 112 backs, but work on its improvement is being continued in

127-50-5-7/30
Improvement of Direct Cuts in the Yines of the Apatit Combine
the Apatit Combire, to achieve 4 to 5 m of face advance-
ment durin- one cycle of blasting operations.
U
There are 4 fiCures.
ASSOCIATION: gauchno-issledovatellskaya laboratoriya kombinata Apatit
( Scientific Research Laboratory of the Apatit Combine)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congreso
Card 212 1. Mines-Blast effects 2. Mines-Improvement 3. Mines-Development

OSAULENKO, P.L., gorny inzh.; ROZINOYER, B.L., gorny jr,zhe; PEPI.IYAKOVf R.S.P
kD~Myinz-h.
Breaking of ore in deep holes without corresponding free space.
Gor. zhur. no.4:9-11 AP '60. 1 (MMA 14:6)
1. Kombinat Apatito Kirovskp Murnanskoy obl.
(Mining engineering)

OSAULE-1110, P.L., gornyy inzh.; ROZINOYER, B.L.2 gornyy inzh.; ABAKIP-TV, R.A.,
gornyy inzh.; PAFKOV,, A.V., gornyy inzh.
Practice of charging upward holes in the Kirov apatite mine. Gor.
zhu.r. no.3:63-64 Mr 163. (MIU .16:4)
1., Nauchno-issledovatel'skaya laboratorlya kombtnatz 114atILt") re
Kirovsk.

OSAULE-NKO,--P.L., gornyy inzh.; ROZINOYER, B.L., gormyy inzh.;
SUKHODREV, V.M., gornyy inzh.
Practice of upward drilling of holes in the Kirov apatite
mine. Gar. zhur. no.7:29-31 n 163. (MIR-A 16:8)
1. Kombinat "Apatitu.

LITVINOVP I.D., gornyy Inzh. ILdeceased]; VUSOV, G.Yu., gornyy inzh.;
P.,
OSAULENKO, , go, -
11. -nyy Jnzh.; ROZITIkYLR, B.L., gornyy inzh.
Development of breaking methods in mJnes of the "Apatit"
Combine. Gor. zhur. no.11:3-7 N 063. (MIRA 17:6)
1. Kombinat I'Apatit."

LUAKP K.S. (Kiyev, Brea t-Litovskoye shosse, A-82); XOLOM1YTSENs A.K. (Kiyov,
Brost-Litovskoye shosse d 82)- OSAULENKO, V.YEL. (Kiyev, Brest-
Litavskoye shosse, d.82~; 6HERi'1OV, O.V. (Kiyev, Brest-Litovskoyr-- shosse,
d. 82)
Reaction of the peripheral nervev of the akin to oynthotic auture
material. Nov. khir. arkh. no.502-95 S-0 160. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Kafedra gistologii i embriologii (zav. - zasluzhennyy deyatell
nauki, chlen-korrespondent All 36SR prof. N.I.Zazybin) Kiyevskogo
meditainskogo instituta. (SKIN-INIIEMATION) (SUTURES)

OSAULEIKO, V* Y&O
Effect of therapeutic doses of mercusal on the motor innervation
of skeletal muw~lee. Vrach. delo no.2t9O-94 F164 (MIRA 1794)
1. Fafedra gistologil i embriologil ( zav. - zasluzhennyy dey-a-
telt nauki chlen-korrespandent A14F SSSR prof. N.'L.ZS--Ybin)
Kiyevskogo weditsirskogo instituta.

1. 03ATJLENK02 YE. 1. RYI-RON, 1. M.
2. USSR (6UU)
4. Plastering
7. Plastering work in below freezing weather. Biul. stroi. tekh. 9
no4 19, 1952.
9.- Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January -1953. Unclassifit4.

OSAMO. G.K.
Ap-nlication of honey it, or-lilar nrLatice. Vest.oft. 32 no.3:35-1/6 )-~-Je '53.
(MI-Ra 6:8)
1. Glaznoye otdelentye Odeaskoy oblastnoy klinicbeskoy bollnitsy
(Honey- -Therapeut ic mie) (ke-Diseases)

OSMG, 1.
Meeting of the Moscow Society of Psychiatrists and Neuropathologists
devoted to problems of controlling alcoholism. Zhur. nevr. I paikh.
54. no.12:1038-1039 D 154. (MIRA 8-2)
(ALCOHOLISM)

G.A-LMfKO, V.I.; OSBXRG, I.Yu.; AZWKINA, V.D.
Use of aminazine in psychiatric clinics. Sav. mad. 20 no.1:29-35
Ja '56. (MLRA 9:5)
1. Iz Hauchno-lopledovatellskogo Instituta poikMatril (dir. D.D.
Fedotov. uauchnvy ru)-ovociitall-prof. V.A. Gilyarovskiy) Hinisterstva
zdr&vookhr&naniy&. SSSR.
(KERITAL DISORDMS, thar.
chlorpromazine)
(CHLOWROMAZINN, ther. uas
mantal disord.)

GALHKKO. V.Ye..; OSBERG, I.Yu..; AZBUK114A, V.D.
Aminazin v paikhiatricheakoi klinike. Zhur. nevr. i poikh. 56 no.2:
162-165 156 (MlJU 9:5)
1. Institut psikhiatrii (dir. dotsent D.D. Fedotov) Hinisterstva
zdravookhraneai,ya SSSR.
(MITAL DISORDERS, therapy,
chlorpromazine (Ruo))
(GHUR)PROMUINA, therapeutic use,
ment. disord. (Rua))

'a tam.
OstyaCl, SF(Olper, And 0,11. Ptenkel
t with
and '21-namal coorul InifivWvalsr, A IMq4-,
the 't
-I * J* -d 6C8 4tal-,
-ah
a
tr
-it-
bia 6dwill 446 uor ult litiaMPA
ere xuadd prior falbd lxiiVlAlon of thed
Iru
lAn wl
APY C "Ceplalogmaj ifidicated a nanuialltatia~ 11
3.

A SEOPT WNtEL Y," FOR TIQ Fl

Ncurolo7y
CZ--'C: 3S-0VA":IA
I - -Z, -,ic, V
IADV 0 R: P J.; ljlrjur-,surr~ical
N
ical 2aculty, Cnarlas "'nivers.ty (:;euroc~~irur-ic,ca Kiinika -_,Fjk.
Fak. K-U), .---,-radee Kralove, '-7ead (?re~,:-.osta) Pro-' Dr R. 'ZOE"JR; ".eurol-
ogical De~)artment 0-111-res--i lnstitute of '-ational ;iealth (:t_.eurolo-
gicke Odd. OMNZ), .--.avliccuv Brod, Head (Vedouci) Dr A. 3SCADAL.
"Diencep,'-_~al oschisis.
Pra-ue, Ces',:oslovanseca ~Ieuroio~-ie, Vol 2c),, No 5, Sep "6, pp
331 - 332
Abstract /-Autnors, Engiis.q surni:-,ary 7: Diencephaloschisis is a
rare anorraly of the brain;in tlae p7st it was known only from
autopsies. The auLlaors dese.ribe a live patient, in whom the di3-
ease was diagnosed by pneuirioencephalographic examination. Its
manifestations are similar to suprasellar expansion; this is dif-
ferent from the fissure of the hypothalamus. 1 Figure, 1 Western
reference.
"%'b U -"19 Lnur - biologlyno No 2P 1959) No. 7416
Author t tschmann
Inst
Titlc; APiculturo in tho GcrmRn Domocrntic Ropublic
Orig Pub Pszczclarstvo, 1958, 9, No 2, 52-53
Abstract No abstract givon
Cord 1/1

CZF,C.IIOSLClvWM./F a r, - - -I-jQc: .
,'.bs Jcrur:!,'cf N-- 20,
-uthor Osch..rm~,
last InstiLute of V(Aori.-L,.ry ll'arac*Ltolo(y of l.'iLi'boldt
U~ liv .
Titic Dcvclop:~iunt of '..deuiturc. in the Gurzn DIL,:~ocmtdc
Eupublic (GDh) -
Ori-f- Pub: Vcularstvi, 1956, 2-1, No 1, 8-9.
.I:strl7~ct: ;.piculturr- iii Gun-cmy has rezained soncwhat L,.ntcu-
rish irL) to the %,cry '_musent. Imis is confixyiQcl by
th,U imusual v-aricty in apiary inventory and equip-
~-:c;it. Tho sr:cializcA suctor covers only 11 of tl-.o
anpia-rics si)-.LlL, xivately ownca apinxy hams on. an
avaraL--c 10 fnzilics (50000 apiary mmers hnve 55000C
C
Can! 1/2

Surface tension &Ad f
"'t W
oe 51A A!lplf '71 ;1-11
A~ uhfi'ZPW;~pi, f ~. , t. A 11
'
1114 airy
Ing A
surfilce tenslon and visr(Aty waN -.tu4jk-d in %y;ti ri)-~ (,j)
where adecrtase of surface tcazion IoNowsaii iuvm,,v r,f x,!,-
cosity cotff., i.e. M-ridint: FtOli. 2-propaiwl,
and 2-pentanol, (b) inheirt: a dtrrv-,,4- a ~,urf.-.kn tclj~ 'i"ll i,
Ihe saane thric arcompanicd by a ilvmr..w. in A vt--
Chemical Abet. losity, Le. pylidine; AIVOIN tillillulkle: M-01f, E(olf, -I-

VOL 48 No
9 propanol and 2-butanol. (.,) where it dcciras,i of sur( , ~ 1, 11
b
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i
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on
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cosity coeff., i.e. quinolitte: 2-ficutimol. The rdifimi la,
I
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General and Physical Chemistr !- .. OaIO
to bu a
tile S.Udied sy%teins was fot.
.,
-
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wi
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are consis., vi
ty o
1where a an
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:aud *' - surface tension In dyn-/cm. The ((imtj. a ;ovj
for the SYSteMS studied lvere:

RIC.11.1 a b
AWN[ h 7,10 XIf)-- -1 Oll
RIVII 1-1116 xW -1 1. R 11)
2- 110) X10- 2 011 11 0-1
2' bw .. 1 0.8799 x 111` 2 097 6 "0 A 11) t
0.8685 x W. U." . M I
Piotr-, A, i

The cumatmapht "j!srjbA a �m9-pYMmrr=-iW
f dwJrx&qm from dick squem on IlIC&M !4~.
A -AX0. Mg.
1W
NOW Lilip"NOOMM, In"- AAs ab
and mme of i c Ivs. from mg. wilas-mm pituuted at
231 on utive C (Carbopol 4ff) by am of a Tliella-amson
am. (type LKB SOM-10). AdurbADIty ixima~md with
hicraw in aid. she. and so wlwrb&Wky for pyridine < 4.,
'Wine < 8-pimUne < 2-pkvfte < 2.64utlifixie < cvl-
tr;. however, them rm oWy sm&U Werema in the
AdX&PtiVt Power Of thelUdIVIIJUJI] Mt1hy)PY7141129 darlVe.;
thelt adsorptim isotherms mn don to one another.
Plotrowaid

OSCIK., JARNMW
Chemical Abst.
V01. "48 No. 9
Maylo, 19~4
General and Fbyalcal Chemistry
U#ff of P11 IA tb* *Olson em the !WSOCUTO JABIRLIM-. of
waIdIaL and jis motty) dwilvativi A=MMIL
WaIdmundiki and jatWI2W- QM
LW-ITWF~9"W. 1:*ct. AT 6,
Ax
increase 1'. pH of
the w1n. mlorption increased slowly at first and then very
rapidly until a pH was attained at whkb the boft iras half
neutralized. Thus the VH for razz. adsorption for jr)-ridine
was 6A, for 2-pWine 6.0, for 2.64utidine 6.5. and far 2.4,6-
collidine 7.4. L. J. Notrwaski

S_
p
its
saint and J.-Imt, .1
aftogia d wen Willne bun from aquem solutions
Varian Inarpnic *dsorbents. jaroshwvObta. Ann.
~AA.6,
W-4709BIXgusIM summary).-By use of the Tiselluss-.
CUUMM's app. (type LRB WD3-10) the atimption of
m sq. wins. wa3 studied by frontal
"Mme
I "IS at 230 an silkews eRrtb, SiOs gel, At silicate and
A=~A jXt,,*d. accordIhS to Brockman). Tte order of ad-
V WAS COW to be AIA i-ion > vr-oli'>
CON101j. this ordvr 1* msociittaA with-tht 11filarib., 0( tho boh-Crits
-dipMe mmurnO. wVd 0
(dl-lccl~ic "%t. and to iomasinjg
-solvatiun. Thu orduri; of mag (!A of allgorption froin SolutitAw
arb-fromI110,Q1,14 -~ 4-itw4hyl- 2-6.
dimethyl..< 2'. 4 , 6-trimethyl-pyTidine; Irvin alcobob, Cjl&1%
3-methyl-