SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OZHIGOV, YE.P. - OZHINSKIY, I.S.

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OZHIGOV, Te.P,
-Do,
Scientific sessions in Vladivostok devoted to the one hundred and
twentieth anniversary of D. I..gendelaev's birth. Soob. DUAN SSSR
no.7:87-88 '55. (KLRA 10:4)
(Mendeleev, Dmitril Ivanovich, 1834-1907)

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OZHIGOV. Te.P.
Detection of fluorine in minerals nad ores by crushing. Zhur.
anal.khim. 11 no.3:363-364 xy-je '56. (MIIHA 9;8)
1. DallnevostochVy filial imeni V.L. Kozarova AN SSM.
(Mineralogy, Determinative) (Irluorins )

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Akademiya nauk MR. Dallnevostochnyy filial imeai- V-L. K,Cmarova
Nauka na Dallnem, VoBtoke (Science in the Far East) VlWlivosto~, 1957- Ill P-
19000 copies printed.
Editorial Committed: Ye.A. Boom, V.T. Bykov (Resp. Ed.), D.V. Giraik,
A.V. Stotsenko, (Deputy Resp. Ed.), Z.G. Onisimove,,A.A. Tavid,
PpD. Yaroshenko; Tech. Ed.: L. Kalashnikov
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is intended for the general reader interes-
ted.in the status of scientific studies and research iA the Soviet Far East.
COVERAGE: These articles review scientific achievements which have contributed
to the economic development of the Soviet Far East. The creation of the first
university in the Par East and of the Far East Branch of the Academy of Science
is discussed. Studies in the history, geology, geophysics, chemistry, biolo&r,
and econcmics of the region are discussed and a great number of scientists and
their contributions mentioned. Stress is laid on the progress of the geological
survey carried out in the sour-thern part of the Far East and the consequent
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Science in Vae Far East
S(Af/3138
discovery of-coal, silver, lead, gc;ld and, petrolem. In addition to studieB
of the subsurface vealth, works on the vegetation and forest.are alao presented.
N=ero,;w references are incorporated in the text.
TABLE OF COMMM:
Par East Branch Ameni V.L. Komarov of the AcadenW of Sciences, USSR,, is Twenty
Five Years old 3
Kh etchikov, L.N. Geological Survey in.the Poathem Part of the. Par East
During the Thirty Five Years of Soviet Rule 7
Ozhigo'v, Ye.P. Deielopment of C~emical Studies in the Far East 21
Stotsen-ko, AN.,Development of TIchnical Sciences in the Far East
Under Soviet Rule 39
Kolesnikov, B.P. Hist-orical Review of thb Study of Vegetation in the
Par Past (1639 - 1957) 51
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Science in the Far East
SOV/3138
Belikov, I.F... and V.A. Tyrina. Frcm the History of the Study of the
Biochemistry and Physiology of Plants Growing in the Pi-Imorskiy Y-ray 71
Kurentsov, A.I. Results of Zoological Studies in the Far East During
the Last Forty )rears 119
Tonashevskiy, M. Historical Sciences In the Soviet Far Eaut 89
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress (Q180.R9AL55)
04/07-T
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,~- OZMGOV, Ye.P.
Some nuclear cbaracteriBtiCS Of the 016MBntS in the second
period. Soob.Prim.otd.VKHO no-3:41-53 157.
(MIRA 13:6)
1. DallnevoBtochnyy filial im. V.L.Komarova Akademij nmi
SSSR_
(Periodic law) (Chemical elements)

_4z9GOV, Ye.P.; DDROKHINA. A.N.; MIRKINk, I.I.
K-11
Comparative evaluation of the colorimetric methods for deter-
mining bismath. Soob.Prim.otd.VKHD no-3:79-87 157.
(KM- 13:6)
1. DallnevoBtocbnyy filial im. v.L.Komarova Alcademii nauk
SSSR.
(Bismath-Analysia)

SOV/137-58-7-161 12
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr7, p3ll(USSR)
AUTHOR- P., Dorokhina, A.N.
TITLE: A Rapid Method for the Determination of Zinc in Polyi-netallic
Ores and in the Products of Their Industrial Processing
(Uskorennyy metod opredeleniya tsinka v polimetallicheskikh
rudakh i produktakh i promyshlennoy pererabotki)
PERIODICAL: Soobshch. o nauchno-issled. rabotakh chlenov Primorsk.
otd. Vses. khim. o-va im. D. I. Mendeleyeva, 1957, Nr 3,
pp 65-72
ABSTRACT: Two versions of the determination of Zn in polymetallic ores
and the products of their processing are proposed. With an Mn
content of I 7o , the test sample is dissolved inZ ACI, the solu-
Card 1/2 tion is diluted and neutralized with NH40H. Mn is precipitated

SOV / 13 7- 58- 7- 16149
Translation fromReferativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 7, p 317, (USSR)
AUTHORS: Ozhj gov, Ye. P Dorokhina, A. N Mirkina, I - 1,
TITLE: Comparative Evaluation of the Colorimetric Methods for the
Determination of Bismuth (Sravnitellnaya otsenka kolorimetri-
cheskikh metodov opredeleniya vismuta)
PERIODICAL- Soobshch- o nauchno-issled. rabotakh chlenov Primorsk.
otd. Vses. khim. o-va im. D.1. Mendeleyeva, 1957, Nr 3,
pp 79-87
ABSTRACT: The iodide and the thiourea methods of determination of Bi
in ores and Pb concentrates were compared. It was shown that
the thiourea method is more economical and quicker. A test
sample of I g of ore or 0.25 g of concentrate is decomposed in
HC I and. evaporated almost to dryness 15 cc of HNO are
added twice and evaporated to dryness The dry resigu, is
moistened with 4 cc HNT0 3- , 50 cc of water are added, and the
solution is boiled for 3 - D min and filtered into a 100-cc flask.
The precipitate is washed with water acidulated with HN03,
and the solution is brought up to the mark. 10 - 50 cc of the
Card 1 /Z solution are placed into a graduated cylinder, 20 cc 10'percent

BUOV. V.T,, prof., doktor khim,nauk, otv.red,; BOOK, Ye.A., kand.tekhn.
nauk. red.; IIRGINTSEY, A.H., Imnd,khim.n&uk, red.; MIK&YWY,
N.A., kand.khim.nin, q red,; OMPIGOV, Te.P., kand.khim.nauk, red.;
BUDILOVSKAYA, S.K., tekhreU._______
(Results of investigational work on the chemical raw materials
of the Far last] Haterialy po isaledovaniiu khimichookogo syrzlia
Dal'nego Vostoka. Vladivostok Akad.nauk SSSR. Sibirskoe otd-nis.
Dallnevostochnyi filial im. V.L.Xomarovs, 1958. 85 P.
(MIRA 13:11)
1. Vassoyuznoye khimichaskoye obahcheatvo imeni D.I.Mendeleyeva.
Prinorskoye otdeleniye.
(Siberia. last--Mines and minaral resources)

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looludIng those who have had no training In chemistry. It can
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COVIMORt This collection of artlcl*a reflects the trend for
the future development of the Soviet chemical Industry as
Indicated by the Pay plenary session of the Central Comlttg*
of the Camunlat Party within the framework of' the now 3even
Tear Plajs~ These articles war* published in newspapers and
Journals; The authors. ScUntlats and Industry workers,
de"19W the those of Accelerated development of the chemical
industries and sciences. with stress on the awwracture of
Systhette hbers. Plastic$, and other materials. Some of the
articles were abridged, revised. or enlarged. The articles
90" "looted 80 as to give an adequate survey of the chemistry
MW technology of high-solocular-welght compounds-and their
uset In Industry, agriculture, and In the manuf&cturo of
gooe%go,". goods. !Mentioned are raw materials for the production
or lysers. This book belongs to the popular-oclings
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or the Academy of Sciences. Slmllar volumes &z* intended
for future publication. So references am $Ivan.
?Ali& or coressrs,

chemistry or Large Molecules (Cont.
Toroxhtsov, N.V. Give Wider 3cope to Mosearch 2351
Nodsho7an. A..L. Prospects for the Development or the Chemistry
of Synthetics in Armenia 257,
fturloop, CA. Develop the Chemistry of ShLI46 2462
Powlyuchasko, N.M. The Task Which Await@ You 265
Rakovskly, T.Ts. Utilization Of hat In Chemistry 269
Zashkvars, V. 0., X. Lity1nooko. S. ArOnov, and P. SeIrt. One
Nor* Source of Chemical Raw paterislo 272
Vemanov. Xh. tr. Wonder* or the Macromolecule 775
SO T, T. T.'s. Development
~~Oghiov. Prospect$ for the
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Conference on raw material resources and prospects for the development
of chemical industries in the Far Uet. Izv.-Sib# otd.AN SSSR no.5;
138-140 t58. (MIRA 11;9)
(Soviet Far ]Cast--Chemical industries)

MINUTLOV, H.A.; 07MGOV, Te.P.
Decomposition of fluorides of metals of the second periodic
group by superheated water vapor. Soob.DVFAN SSSR no.9:13-28
P58o (MA 12:4)
1. Dallnevostochnyv. filial im. V.L.Komarova AN SSSR*
(Fluorides) (Chemical reaction, Rate of)

OMGOV, Ye.P.
Detection 'of zinc in ores by means of trituration. Soob,MA3
SSSR no.9:127-129 156. (HIRA 22:4)
(Ores--Sampling and estimation) (Zinc--Analysis)

*, OZHIGOV. Ye.P.
Detection of tin in ores by means of trituration. goob.DVYAII
SWR no.9:129-130 158. - (HIRL 12:4)
(Ores-Sampling and estimation) (Tin-Analysis)

GMSIHOVA, VoG.;.,OZHIGOV, Ye.P.
Celebration for a Fa-r Eastern scholar, Suob.DVFAH SSSR no.9:
152-153 '58- (Bvkov, Vesvolod Tikhonovich, 1905-) (MIU 12:4)

OZIIIGOV-9 Ye.P.; KOTSUPALO, N.P.; BOROVITSKAYA, N.V.
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Breaking down datolite ore with soda without using autoclaves.
Izv.Sib.otd.AII SSSII no.5,55-63 159. (RIRh 12:10)
1. Dalinevostochnyy filial Sibirskogo otdeleaiya Akademii nauk
SSSR.
(Datolite) (Soda)

MIKHAYWV, M.A.; OZHIGOV, Ye.P.
-------
Decomposition of fluorides of metzils of the second group by super-
heated steam.- Report No.2-. Mechanism of the reactions. Soob.DVFAX
SSSR no.10:11-18 159. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Dallnevostochuy7 filial imeni lr.L.Komarova Sibirskogo otdeleni7a
AN SSSR,
(lPluorides) O-beam, Superheated)

c-OZHIGOV, Y06.Po
TDpochemical reaction of gaseous iodine and galena. Soob.WYAH SSSR
no.10:19-24 159. (KM 13:11)
1, ikilinovostoehnyy filial imeni V.L.Komarova Sibirskogo otdeleniya
AN SSSR.
(Iodine) (Galema)

XOR3WI, L.I.; OZHIGOV, Ye.P.
Producing and cast and other materials from andesite basalts of the
Maritime Territory; Soob.DUAH SSSR no.10:143-153 159. 1
(MMA 13.- 11)
1, Dftl'nqvOBtOChny7 filial imeni V.16.Xomarova Sibirgkogo otcleleniya
AN SSSR.
(Stone, Artificial) (Maritime Territory-Andesite)

KORR 1, L.I., OZHIGOV, Ye.P.
Andesite-basaltB of the Maritime Territory as raw material for
cast and porous materials. Izv.Sib.otd.AN SSSR no-7:45-52 160.
(MIRL 13:8)
1. Dallnevostochnyy filial Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.
(Maritime Territory-Basalt)
(Stone. Artificial)

ZATSAM. A.I.; OZHIGOV. Ye.P.
Studying the volatility of potasoium fluoride. Soob.DVYA21 &WR
no*12:43-47 960o (MIIU 13:11)
1. DallnevostOOhDY7 filial imeni V.L.Komarova Sibirskogo otdeleniya
AN SSSR.
(Potassium fluoride)

OZHIGOVP Ye.p.p kand.khim.nauk
Third conference on analytical chemistry in Prague attended by
foreign scientists. Soob.DVrAN SSSR no.13:113-1.15 160.
(MIRA 14:3)
1& Zaveduyushchiy otdelom khimii Dallnevostochnogo filiala
Sibirskogo otdeleniya Akademii nauk SSSR,
(Chemistryp Analytical---Congresses)

OZHIGOV, Ye.P.
Work of the garitime Division of the Mendeleev Chemical Societ7
in 1959. Izv-Sib.otd.AI SSSR n0-7.-127-128 160.
fe , " (MIRA 13:8)
(Mar ~AiVTerr I tory~-- Chemical societies)

MAKEYEVY O.V., prof., otv. red.; 124ITRIYEV, V.F., prof., red.; YEGOROV,
AeDap prof., red*; YEFIMOV., M.V.y dots.,, red.;
kand, khim, naukj red,; BOGDAROV, G.G., red. izd-va; WER, S.N.,
tekhn. red.
[14ic-roelements in Soils, waters and organisms of Eastern Siberia
and the Far East and their rale in the life of plants, animals
and man)Mikroelementy v pochvakh, vodakh i organizmakh Vostochnoi
Sibiri i Dallnego Vostoka i'ikh roll v zl2izni rastenii, zhivotzWkh
i cheloveka; trady. Ulan-Ude, Buriatskii kompleksnyi nauch-no-issl.
in-t, 1961. 275 p. (MIFA 16:1)
1. Konferentsiya po rikroelementam v pochvakhp ristitellrifth i zhi-
votzWkh organizmakh V)stochnoy Sibiri i Dallnego Vostoka. 1st, Ulan-
Ude,_1960.
(Siberia, Basiern-Trace elements)

/OMIGOV. Y62-i-KORDIP9 L.I.; 19:0ZHAINIOVAt L.V.
Obtaining long-lasting tmee-element fertilizers (Prits) from.
datolite, ores. Izv.Sib.otd.AN SSSR6 no.1:65-71 161. (F, IRA 34: 2)
1, Dallne-Vostocbnyy fili-1 Sibirsk. o otdoleniya AN SSSR.
Wits) (Datoli ~

MIKHAYMV9 N.A.; VEDERNIKOVA, T.I.; OZHIGOV# Ye. P.
Pyrohdyrolysis of quaxtz-cf~nate datolite, ores under d7namic con-
ditions. Izv.Sib.Otd.AN SSM no,2:68-75 161. (MIRA 14:3)
1. Wlnevostoohnyy filial Sibirskogo otdoleniya AN SSSR9 Vladivostok.
(Hydrolysis) (Datolite)

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ATITTIOR: Ozhigov, Ye.P.
TTTLF: -1.4aximum number of elements In Mendoleyev's periodic table
I'll d
.,.)URCE: Akademi-ya nauk SSSR. Dallnevostochnyy filial. Tru y.
Seriya khimicheskays'. noe5. Moscow, 1961~ Sbornik rabot
po obahchey khimii I komplelcaonorra izueheniya khimIche8-
kogo syrtyn Dallnego Vostoka. 3-11
TEXT: This is a continuation of ~gjq author's previous work, Diffi-.
cultles In obtaining Mj251 and 14- 1 and dlenent 102 Indicate that
the limit of the periodic 3-ystem has boon aseF.%chnd. Graphic extra-
poIntion and traneformatlon of the forriula fnr oaleulation of the
numbor of Inotopes, siigrga3t thpt element no. 120 with isotopes 303
305 will be the last in the periodic table. The number of isotope;
.in the periodic system with a half-life larger than -.r = 10-9 Bee
will bn 4000. The isotopic composition of transuranic elements from
clement, uriun (no. 96) up to -)lerent no. 100 is calculated, together
with their more stable (rmin) isotopes. The reaulto of these calcu-'
lations agree with the experimental data* There are 2 figures and 2
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OZHIGOV., Ye.F.
Contributions to agriculture made by chemists of the Far &Btern
Branch of the Siberian Section of the Academy of Sciences of the
U.S.S.R. Izv.Sib.otd.AN SSSR no.8:137-139 161. (IMU 14:8)
(Soviet Par East-Agricultural chemistry--Research)

OZHIGOV, le.P.
First coordinating conference on trace elements of the Far East.
Izv.Sib.otd..AN SSSR no.1:109-111 162. (NUA 15 ; 3)
(Soviet Far East-Trace elements)

OZHIGOV, Ye.P.; ZATSARIN, A.I.
VoUtility and pyrobydro:Lysig of lithium fluoride. Soob. DVFAN
SSSR no. 15:31-36 162. (WRA 17:9)
1. Dallnevostochnyy filial imeni Komarova Sibirskogo otdaleniya
AN SSSR,

OZHIGOV,,.YO.P.
I
Now method of ensilage. Soob.DVPAN SSSR no. 151145-146 162.
. - - (MIRA DO)
1. Dalvrwvostochnyy filial Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.

OZHIGOV, Ye.P.; ZATSARIN, A.I.
.
Behavior of silver fluoride when heatEd in a current of nitrogeria and
water vapors. Soob. DVFAN SSSR no.18s47--52 163. (MIU 17:11)
1, Dallnevostochnyy filial imeni Komarova Sibirskogo adelenlya
MI SSSR.

OZHIGOV,, Ye,P,j KORBNI~ L.I.
I
Ore fAts. Dokl. AN SS.SR 149 no-5:1-134F-1136 Ap 163.
1 (KERA, 16:5)
1. Dallnevostochnyy filial Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom S.I.Vollfkovichem.
(Frits)

OZHIGOVJ, Ye.P.
Solubility of alkali metal hydroxides. Soob. DVFAN SSSR no.17:
23-26 163. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Dallnevostochnyy filial im. V.L. Komarova Sibirskogo otdelenlya
AN SSSR.

OZHIGOV, Ye.P. -
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Approximate methods or callc-la"ng solu,:)i-iiTy of' gases
with changing temperature. Soob. DVFAN SSSR no.19:71-77 '63.
(MIRA 17:9)
1. Dallnevostoclinyy filial imeni Komqrova Sibirskogo otdelonlya
kN SSSR.

OZHIGOV, Ye.P.
Compounds with minimum solubility in the series of halides
of the second group. Soob. MAN SSSR 00-18:41-1,6 163. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Daltnevostochnyy filial imeni Komarova Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN
SSSR.

OZHIGOV, Yevgeniy Pavlovich,; ZELITMIAN, L., red.
[Chemistry in the Far East] Khirdia na Dallnem Vostoke.
Vladivostok, DaPnevostochnoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1965.
(MIRA 18:9)
93 P.

TZRZMV, A.A,, kand, takhn. nauk; BAXANOV, V.I., inzh.; LOZINSKIY, V*NP, inzh,;
OZHIGOV, Yu.8,0 insh.
Now self-dumping Motorcar. Vent. TSKII MPS 18 no-7:53-56 H 159.
(MIRA 13:2)
(Mine railroads)

----GZ,11IGOVA, A. F.
"Osobennosti mizloarkbitekton1ki korkovogo kontza eritel'nov r Izat
~O anal ~ Ora 7
evolyutsionnom ryadu primatov."
report submitted for 7th Intl Cong, Anthropological & Ethnological Sciences,
Moscow, 3-10 Aug 64.

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1. Chair of Human tind nimal 'Physiology, Bashkir Universityg
ljfa~

Mathematical Reviews
V61. '15 No. 3
march- 1954
Number Theory
Olipva, E. P. Modification of the Vthod of the "sieve of
Bratosthenes" given by A. Selberg. Uspehi Matem.. .
I Nauk (N.S.) 8, no. 3(55), 119-124 (19S3). (Russian)
The rievP method of A. Selbe5, [Norske Vid, Selsk. Forb.,
Trondhjern 19, no. 18, 64-67 (1947); these Rev. 9, 271] isj
presented with slightly more detail than in the original paper,.
of Selberg. Several applications of the method are stated.
IL N. Shapire (New York, N. Y.).

OZHIGDYII.v AvPQ
Quantitstlvp- characteristics of 'rhe Rv6loarch'-tec'-onas rf aree
17 of 4.-hf cerebral C.,3rtex in primates. Arkh,, anat., gLst. '- emb--'.
49 no.Si13-21 Ag 165. (*,-,-rF,.A
1. Kafedra. fiziologil cheloveka I zhivotnykh (zav.- prof, A.S.
Dxitriyev% Bas'hkirs~ogo gosudars, ennogo untversite-tz !-:M,3n.'
I v
40-leti7a. Mtyrtbrya, Ufa,

Cpl
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----'#mid artifact effects such as temperature variation, light, or supplementary
magmetic f lelds. All observations took place at a temperature of 20C. It was
found that: 1) the rate and duration of regular s4ifts,by paramecia in the area
betveen the north and south poles of a nagmet was.increased: 2) with only one activel
pole, the rate of transfer'to the magnetic end of the capillary tube increased; 3)
-3) the number of errant movements (changes in direction in -the middle of the tube)
increased betveen t*o like poles; 4) in most cases, changes in the characteristics I
of amments were mot evident In areas where the magnetic field varied sharply In
direction and mialpitude: 5) the north and south poles 'of a mayiet had identical
effeeto an the mov, toiof paramecia. In general, it was concluded that the
,.,Observed mopetic field effects could be pertially attributed to the action*of
1. pondst tor foresso Orill. art* hast I figure and, 3 tables.

OZHIMKOV.. G.
*Methods for calculating savings due to the introduction of
inventions and innovations in the textile industryu by P.I.Girshin.
Reviewed by G.Ozhimkov. Izobr.i rats. no.2:33 F 162.
(NIRA 15:3)
(Textile industry-Technological innovations)
(Girshin., P.I.)

OZHIMKOV, G., starshiy inzli.
Consultations. Izobr.i rats. no.2:25 F 162. Oma
1. TSentrallnyy sovet Vsesoyuznogo obshchestva izobretateley i
ratsionalizatorov.
(Technological innovations)

OZHIMKOV, G., inzh.; GOIZEKOV, V., inzh.
Unfortunate blunder. 'Rights of inventorn and efficiew-7
promoteran by V.Ionaa, A.Kliusy. A.Marvin. Isobr.i rate.
no-7:52-53 Jl 160. MU 13:8)
. TSentralinyy sovet Tsesoyuznogo obahchestya isobretateley I
ratsionalizatory.
(Patent laws ancl legislation) (Ionas, TO
(Kliuay, A.) (MarTin, A.)

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Planirovaniye vspomogatellnykh tsekhov mashinostroitellnogo zavoda
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printed.
Ed.: N.S. Burmistrov, Engineer (Deceased); Reviewers; B.V.
Voskresenskiy, Economist; P.G. Kalinin, Economist; -and A.I.
Shuster, Economist; Ed. of Publishing House: A.A. Salyanskiy;
Tech. Ed.; V.D. Ellkind; Managing Ed. for Literature on
the Economics and Organization of Production: T.D. Saksaganskiy.
PURPOSE:. This book Is intended for employees at machine-building
plants who are engaged in planning.
COVERAGE: The book deals with problems in planning the setup
and operations of various auxiliary shops and services at a
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Planning the Setup (Cont.) SOV/2934
2. Ways of improving the organization of auxiliary shop
operations 8
3. Mechanization of auxiliary services at a plant and its
shops 14
4. Specific features in planning auxiliary shops and services
at a plant 16
Ch. II. Planning the Setup of a Machine Repair Shop (Nesh:Ltov,.
G.A.) 26
1. Method of planning the repair of equipment 27
2. Planning the production program for a shop 31
3. Drawing up the work plan 44
4. Estimating the cost of operations for a machine repair
shop 55
5. Analysis of the Implemented plan and accounting records of
operation 67
Ch. III. Plar~hing the Setup of -theiTool Shop (Ne'shii6v'R G.A.) 77
1. Organization of tool shop operations at a plant 77
2. Method of planning and controlling tool shop operations 80
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2. Order of distributing hauling assignments to transporta-
tion sub-units 180
3. Drawing up work plans 186
4. Preparing estimates of expenditures of the plant as a
whole and of its various departments
5. Prorating estimated.e?cpenditures as forecast for the plant
as a whole 192
6. System of economic accountabiliiy for the transportation
department' 194
7. Monthly financial statement showing business activities
of the plant and results of its operations 197
Ch. VI. Planning the Setup of the Maintenance and Construction
Department 200
1. Orgauization and functions of the above department 200
2. Planning the setup of the department 203
Ch. VII. Planning the Auy4liary Services of a Shop (Galkin,
M.A.) 211
1. Planning the tool aervioe of a shop 213
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OZHIGOVAP A.F. (Ufa, ulitsa Lenina., 17, kvartira 1)
Structural characteristics of the occipital region of cerebral
hemispheres in various ocologic groups of lower and higher monkeys.
Arkh. anat., gist. i embr. 45 no.7sl8-26 Je 163. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Kafedra fiziologii cheloveka i zhivotnykh (zav. -' prof. A.S.
Dmitriyev) BaO-kirskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta imeni 40-
letiya Oktyabrya, Ufa.

MlwlovA., o.
"Me -fffect 'of Time wd Taq)erature Aging. on the Heat Resiat-
ance of Alloy EI-43T, " by L. I. Px,Ifahina and 0. B. Ozhimkova,
Issledovaniya po zharoprochnym splavam, M., AN SSSR, 1956, pp
130-137, tfrom Referatin Zhurnal -- I-lashinostroyeniye, No 3,
Feb 57., Abstract No 423b)
"The Ni-Cr-Ti alloy, type :EI-437, possesses high heat-resistant
Properties at temperatures from 600 to,80oo C its long time test
~Strengtb for 100 hours at 7000 C was 34-3b kg~mm - This alloy belongs
to the precipitation hardening 'category whereby its properties depend
to a considerable extent on the condition of heet-trestment. The hard-
ness, microstructure, and beat resistance of~alloy M-437 were studied
in relation to the condition of aging during a period up to 1,000 hours.
The quenching of the sample before aging was effected by 1,1000 C.
Investigation indicated that during the aging of alloy EI-437 a separa-
.tion of the excessive phase occurs, the amount of which is determined by
the time and temperature of aging. This excessive phase exerts a double
,-influence-on heat resistance. In the initial phase the decomposition of
.the supersaturated solid solution occurs as a strengthening of the alloy,
.,Vhereas, as the coagulation continues, the alloy weakens. In conformity
'Vith this, the heat resistance of the alloy increases in the beginning
.stage of aging and falls with passing time at all temperatures excepting
C, at which temperature the degree of beat resistance does not de-
pend on the aging time. " (U)

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AUTHORS: Kornilov, I. I.. Ozhimkova, 0 V and Pryakhina, L.
(Mos ow)
TITLE. Relations Between the Composition, the Temperature and
the High Temperature&trength of Alloys of the System
4INickel-Chromilp-Tungst n-Titanium-Alliminium 21
Aii naukvdSSR,
aRIODICAL: Izvestiya Akade OtAleniye tekhnicheskikh
nauk, Metallurgiya i toplivo, 1960, No.5, pp.137-141
TEXT- The aim of the here described work was to study the
dependence of the diagram "composition-high temperature strength" on
the test temperature and the composition of alloys of a 5-component
system Ni-Cr-W-Ti-Al for a variable Al content. For investigating
the properties of some alloys of the Ni-Cr-W-Ti-Al system, one V~
polythermic cut was taken of the alloys with a.constant content of
Cri W, Ti and a variable content of Al (from 0 to 16%). Increase
in the Al content proceeded as a result of a drop in the Ni content.
Basically, the alloys of this section correspond to quaternary
uniform solid solutions. It can be seen from the fusion diagram
that addition to Al b8ings about a reduStion of the liquidus
temperature from 1430 C (0016 Al) to 1275 C (1EP16 Al). For contents
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EO?3/E535
Relations Between the Composition, the Temperature and the High
Temperature Strength of Alloys of the System Nickel-Chromium-
Tungsten-Titanium-Aluminium
of 6.50/6 Al and more the cooling curves show a second step, which
corresponds to the crystallization of the second phase that separates
out in the form of a eutectic. For determining the solubility of
Al in the nickel solid solution., the fQllowing heat treatment was
applied: soaking for 100 hours at 120ouc, queRching in water with
subsequent soaking at 1100, 1000, 950 and 800 C for 1000 hours,
followed by cooling in water. The compositions of the alloys were
in the range of quinquary nickel-base solid solutions and rejection
of the excess y'-phase (on the basis of the Ni Al compound with
a face-centred cubic lattice). Presence in alloys of the y-phase
was established by inter-metallide and X-ray structural analysis.
It was established by micgostructural analysis that the 0 solubility
of Al equalS 5.5% at 1200 C -, 4.210/6 at 1100 C, 3% at 1000 C and
2.2% at 800 C. The influence of temperature on the strength of the
alloys was investigated on alloys with Al contents between 0.5 and
7.9% that correspond to uniform solid solutions as we'll as to two-
ghase alloys, The test specimens were proauced by precision casting
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Relations Between the Composition . the Temperature and the High
Temperature Strength of Alloys of the System Nickel-Chromium-
Tungsten-Titanium-Aluminium
and subsequent soaking at 11500C for 7 hours, followed by cooling
in air. St-udy of the high temperature strength was effected by
applying the centrifugal bending method at the following initial
stresses ti0C2 7001 800) 9501 10009 11005; 1200
Cylkg/mm 50, 30-40, 15, 10) 3, 1~2
It was established that at 12000 C the maximum high temperature
strength is obtained for alloys which correspond to strongly
rarefied solid solutions; in the temperature range 1100 to 1050'C
the highest strength was obtained for alloys that are distributed
along the line of liWit solubility and regions adjacent to it; at
temperatures of 1000 C and lower, the highest strength was obtained
for alloys from the range of saturated solid solutions that contain
rejected finely dispersed excess phases. There are 3 figures and
4 Soviet references,
SUBMITTED: April 1, 1960
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BURMISTROV, N.S.. insh, [deCeaBed]:.GALK1N, M.A,; MATMICY, P.F.; MISHITOY,G.A.;
"qzHp ekonomist, retsenzent;,-
rwv VOSKRFSMISK'IT, B.V.,
.0 ekonomist, retsenzent; SHUSTER. A.I.. eko"];Oflist.
rateensent: SLLYANSKIY. A.A.. red.izd-va; BLIKIND. V.D., tokhn.red.
(Planning auxiliary sbops In machinery manufacturing factories]
Plantrovants vaponogatellnykh tsekbov mashinostroitellnogo zavoda.
Pod red. N.S. Burmistrova. lzd. 2. Moskva. Gas. nauchno-takhn.
izd-vo masbinostroil. lit-z7, 1958. 278 po (MIRK 12:2)
(Machinery industr7",

KORNILDV, I.I.; PRTAKHINAr. L-,I.;,~Z.HIMK0.VA, O.V.
Zffect of the time factor on the form of the composition - beat
resistance diagram for the alloys in the five-component system
Ni - Or - W Ti - Al. Dokl-AN SSSR 132 no-5:lo86-lo8q
Je 160, (MIRA 13:6)
1. Institut metallurgii im. A.A.Baykova Akademii nauk SSSR.-
Predstavleno Mpademikoia-LF. ]3ardii*m-.
(-Vi,kf],.&1lo.ys-Therma1 prqperties)

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AUTHORSt Kornijov, I. I. , Pryakhina, L. 1. 9 Ozhimkova, 0. V.
Snetkovg A. Ya.
TITLEt The Interaction of Titanium Carbide With Six-Component Solid
Solutions of Nickel (Vzaimodeystviye karbida titana s shesti-
komponentnym nikelevym tverdym rastvorom)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Neorganicheskoy KhimiiqI958~ Vol-3,,. Nr 3oPP-708-716
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The chemical interaction of titanium carbide with six-component
solid solutions of nickel and the equilibrium between phases
in these complicated systems were investigated. In the alloys
with 993%titanium carbide an eutectic forms. At the eutectic
temperature of 1280 0C the solubility of titanium carbide in
nickel amounts to 6,2 % at 700'C the solubility drops to 2
With~he produced alloys the following investigations were
performed: thermographic, metallographic and radiogr4hic ana-
lyses as well as the hardness determination of the alloys.
The alloys of the solid nickel solutions with titanium carbide
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78-3.3-29/47
The Interaction of Titanium Carbide With Six-Component Solid Solutions of
Nickel
of the system Hi-TiC. At 1300 0C the solubility of titanium
carbide in the solid nickel solutions is 199 ~. With a de...
crease of temperature the solubility of titanium carbide de-
creases, at 12500C it is 1A %, at 1200 0C -- O~55 at 10000C
0915 %, In the alloys with 50 % titanium carbide large crystals
of titanium carbide which are enclud8d by an eutectio-compo-
sition occur after hardeninj; at 1300 0- Samples hardened at
higher temperatures have an higher hardness. In alloys of the
above-mentioned system two phases were determined by the
X-ray structural and microstructural investigation, as well
as by selective solubility: an.-r-phase of solid nickel so-,
lution with a boundary-centered cubic system and a phase cf
solid solution on the basis of titanium carbide. By a modi-
fication of the composition of the solid nickel solutions
and of the content of titanium carbide alloys with different
properties can be produced. There are 9 figures, 2 tables,
and 9 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIAT*rONt Inatitut metallurgii im. A. A. Baykova Akademii nauk SSSR
(Metallurgical Institute imeni A. A. Baykov AS USSR)
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AMORS: Kornilovi, I. I.,, Pryakhina, L; 1., 20-119-3-28/65
Ozbimkova,, 0. V., Snetkov, A, Ya.
TITLE: On the Quasi-Binary Nature of the Six-Component Solid
Nickel-Solution System Plus Titanium Carbide
(0 kvazibinarnosti sistemy: shestikomponentnyy nikelevyy
tverdyy rastvor + karbid, titans.)
PMODICAL: Doklady AkademA Nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol- 119, Nr 3,
rp- 501-503 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The working out of new rational investigation methods of
the poly-camponent metal systems is necessary since genersl
principles of their study are missing and a clear demonstration
is difficult. Since the metals incline towards formation of
solid solutions and compounds, furthermore of solid
solutions on the strength of these compounds, much less
phases develop in poly-component systems than can be assumed
from the nunber of the components taking part. In 'consequence
of the chemical affinity between the elements and in
consequence of a certain activity degree of the reacting
elements in such systems it is possible to reduce the
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On the Quasi-Binary Nature of the Six-Component Solid
Nickel Solution System Plus Titanium Carbide
PRESENTED:
SUBMITTED-
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alloy with 50% TiC there are great TiC crystals sarroundea
by eutectic after this hardening at 13000C. The carbide
phase only was isolated from alloys with 1,0; 4; and 7,5 %
TiC by selective dis solution of the solid solution ~'6'
The provisional chemical analysis of this phase shwNs the
presence of Ni. Mo, W, Cr and Al (beside Ti and C). Thestj
elements form apparently an ingredient of TiC. The
composition of this phase changes according to that of the
initial alloy. The lattice parameter amounts to fi,om
4,38-403 H. The titanium content in the phase in questicri
increases with increasing content of the introduced TiC
whereby the approximative atomic relation between the other
metals and the carbon remains 1:1.
There are 1 figure, 1 table and 1 reference, whivh
Soviet
October 11, 1957, by I.I. Chernyayev, Member, Academy cf
Sciences , USSR
October 1, 1957
Library of Congress
I'ard AA

137-58-3-6040
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 3, p 228(USSR)
AUTHORS: Pryakhina, L. 1. , Ozhimkova, 0. V.
TITLE: Effect of Duration and Temperature of Aging on the High-tem-
perature Strength Properties of the EI-437 Alloy (Vliyaniye
vremeni i temperatury stareniya na zharoprochnost! splava
EI-437)
PERIODICAL: V kn. : Is sledovaniya po zb aroprochnyrn splavam. Moscow,
AN SSSR, 1956, pp 130-137
ABSTRACT: The high-temperature strength properties of the alloy
EI-437 were studied, together with its hardness and micro-
structure, after it had been subjected to tempering in air
starting at a temperature of 11000 and allowed to age for a
period of up to 1000 hours at temperatures between 6000 and
9000. The amount of excess phase, separated by means of
electrochemical deposition, as well as the parameters of the
crystal lattice of the primary solid solution were determined as
a function of the temperature and the duration of aging. It is
established that during the aging the hardness increases
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KORKIWV, I.I.; FRYAKHINA, L.I.; OZHIMKOVA, O.V.; S14FTKOV, A.Ya.
Interaction between titanium carbide and six component nickel solid
olutions. Zhur. neorg.khim. no.3:708-716 '58. (MIRA 3-1:4)
:
.Inatitut metallurgii im. A.A. Baykova AkaAsmii nauk SSSR.
(Titanium carbide) (Nickel) (Solutions, Solid)

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AUTHORS: !Ko=ilov,, 1. 1., Prya1china, L. 1. 9 OQJWP4X;4
TITLE: The Influence of the Time Factor on the Character of the
Composition - Heat Resistance Diagrami%f Alloys of the
Ni - Cr - W Al Five Component System
PERIODICAL: Doklildy )Lleml~ili naulk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 1329 No- 5,
pp. 1086 - 1089
TEXT: The authors wanted to examine tb~ simultaneous influence of the
composition and a long conversion time on the heat resistance of alloys.
With this object in view, they studied the creeping of alloys of one of
the cross-seotions of the above systemp with Ni replaced by Al, within
0 to 7.9%,*and with a constant Grg W9 and Ti content. The phase diagram
of the cross-section analyzed is given in Fig. 1. In order to examine
creeping, the samples were heated to 1150'2C,,-maintained at this tempera-
ture for seven hourev and then cool9d in air. After such homogeneization,
the compounds with up to 50% Al showed a structure of solid five-com-
ponent solutions with a small quantity of excess ~-phase, which was
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Resistance Diagram of Alloys of the Ni Cr - W - T1 - Al Five Component
System
separated due to the cooling in air. Above this Al contentp an euteotio
appears, consisting of solid y-solution and the-yi-phase. The alloys
were analy2ed for creeping by the centrifugal method at 9000 with an
initial tension-of-6 kg/mm2. Prom the ourves.in Pig. 2 it can be seen
that the alloys with a high Al content (6.5 and 7.9%), whose composition
oomes in the range of common crystallization of the solid I-solution
and the eutectiop have proved themselves to ~9 not resistant to heat,
Prom the curves in Pigs. 2 and 3 it follows that an alloy with a maximum
supersaturation (with 5.1% Al) for a,short deformation-time (300-400
hours), i's the most heat-resistant. If the time is inore*ased to 700-800
hours, then alloys with a lesser degree of supereaturation are the most
heat-resistant (3-49 2.8, and 1.8% Al)q which lie on the border of the
maximum aluminum solubility. On further tests for creeping of up.to
109000 hours durationg the whole character-of the curves for single
alloys does not change, except in alloys with 2.8 ai2d 3-4% Al. This
shift of the heat resistance maximum in the phase diagram is due to the
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Character of the Composition - Beat
Resistance DiWaa of Alloys of the Ni
system
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- Cr - W - Ti - Al Five Component
ASSOCIATION: Institut metallurgii im. A. A. Bsykova Akademij nauk SSSR
(Institute of Metallurgy imeni A. A. Baykov of the
Academy of Sciences, USSR)
PRESENTED: December 20, 1959p by lo P., Bardins, koademician
SUBMITTED: December 10, 1959
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OZZHIMKOVA, 0. V.
Pryakhina, L. I.,, Ozhimkova., 0. V., "Influence of Time and Temperature
of Aging on the Heat Resistance of tne Alloy EI-437."
in book Research on Heat Resistant Alloys, pub by Acad. Sci. USSR,
Moscow, 1956, 160 pp.
Inst. Metallurgy im A. A. Baykov

KORNILOV, I.I.; PRYAKHIIIA, L.Is; OZHIMKOVA, O.V.
Zfect of the time factor on the characteristics of the constitution -
heat-resistance diagram of five-component alloys in the system Ni -
Or - W - Ti - Al. Isel. po zharopr. i3plav.6:278-283 160.
(MIRA 13:9)
(Alloys--Thermal properties) (Phase rule and equilibrium)

KORNILOV, I.I.; PRYAKRINA, L.I.; OZHIMKOVA, O.V,: SNETKOV, A.Ya.
Quasibinary nature of the six-component system composed of solid
solutions of nickel and titanium carbide. Dokl. AN SSSR 119 no-3;
501-503 Mr 158. (MIRA 11:6)
l.Predstavleno akademikom I.I. Chernyayevym.
(Nickel carbide) (Titanium carbide) (Solutions, Solid)

KORNILOV, I.J.; PRYAKHINA, L.I.;..,QZHIMVA,,- Q.V.
Effect of prolonged aging on thi phase composition, structure-and
proportion of alloys in the system Ni Cr W Ti Al. Isal. p0
zharoproch. splav. lOsl68-174 16j. (MIRA 17:2)

KCRNIIA)V, I.I.; PRYAKRINA, L.I.; 02HIMKOVA, O.V.
Study of parts of the quintuple Bystem: nickel - chromium - tung-
sten -- titanium -- aluminum.- 1xv.M SBSR. Otd.khim.nauk no.8:885-
888 Ag 156. (HLRAL 9.110)
1. lust itut met allurgii imeni AtA. 36ykova Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Alloys)

ACCESSION NR: AT013944 S/2659/63/010/000/0168/0174
AUTHOR: Kornilov, 1. 1.; Pryakhina, L. I.; Ozhimkova, 0. V.
TITLE: The effect of prolonged aging on the phase composition, structure and pro-
perties of the alloys-of a Ni - Cr - W - TI - At system
SOURCE; AN SSSR. Institut metallurgli. Issledovanlyi po zharoprochny*m splavam.
v. 10. 1963, )68-174
TOPIC TAGS: alloy aging, alloy phase composition, alloy heat resistance, alloy
hardness, alloy structure, alloy property age dependence, nickel alloy, Ni - Cr
W - Ti - A] alloy, chromium containing alloy, tungsten containing alloy, titanium
containing alloy, aluminum containing alloy
ABSTRACT: This study attemps to determine the effect of long-term aging on the
-,,,phase composition, structure, and alloy properties of a N! - Cr - W - TI - A]
,System. It is related to a general study of the various factors affecting the
.heat resistance of alloys. It has been successfully demonstrated that along with.
the test temperature, the time factor also exerts a great Influence on this para-
meter. This paper deals with an Investigation of the simultaneous effect of chemi-~
cal composition, structure, and extended conversion time on the heat-resistance of
certain alloys, The alloys consist of a five-component system, NI - Cr - W - TI -
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.~~Al, in which the content of Cr, W, and Ti Is constant while the content of Al is
varied between 0.5 and 7.9%. The compositions of the alloys studied correspond
to the single-phase region of five-part solid solutions with a nickel base and the
,two-phase region with separations of the excessllf-phase (based on an N13AI com-
~Pound). Prior to the Investigation, the alloy samples in the cast state were sub-
:jected to temperatures of 1200C for 134 hours, and then tempered in water. This
:heat treatment resulted in a fixing of the tempered state of the supersaturated Sol-
;1d solutions and the heterogeneous structure of a series of alloys with excess
times (to 25,000 hours)*at 900C o
!phase. A study of the effect of extended aging n
the phase conversions of the alloys of the N1 - Cr - W - TI - A] system showed
that five-component solid s6lutions of alloys containing 1.8-5.1% Al undergo dis-
integration during the aging process. The number and dimensions of the excess
phase particles Increase as a function of the extended aging time period. The in-'
vestigation of the effect of long conversion time on alloy hardness for the same
system led to the discovery that the greatest changes In hardness are observed
during the first tens and hundreds of hours of crysta3lmhemical reactions In the
course of the aging process at 90OC; .!n analyzing the effect of the time factor
(at the same temperature--900C) on he heat resistance of the alloys of the NI -
Cr - W - Ti - Al system, the authors concluded that there was a difference In the
effect of the ei-ystaUochemica3. react ion time on alloy heat resistance under the
conditions of a short-term and Iona-term creep tests. Under the conditions of the
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short-term test (UP to 300-40d.hOwm),, the most hemb resistant was found to bo tho
alloy with the maximum supersaturatiOn or solid solution (with 5.4 Al). In the
c*w'vended tests., alloys with a lessor degree of supersaturation (with 3.4- 2.8 and
14M) becone the most heat resistants A double influence imq establish"ecl for the
excess fwze on the heat resistance of the alloys. The initial stage of the fine-
dispersion disintegration of the supersaturated solid solution is characterized by
a strengthening of the alloy and an increase in heat resistance. As the excess
phase coagulates softeaing or tba alloy and a reduction of heat resistance occur.
Orig. art. bas: 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut metallurgii AN SSSR (Institute of Metallurgy AN SSSR)
smamm: 00 DATE ACQ: 27Feb64 MTC L: 00
SM CODE: M NO rw SOV: .006 000
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07MIN, I-
% Sheep 12 no. 8, 1912.
Artificial insemination Of sheep. Kolkh. proizv- -
9. ti ~thl ~ List 21 Eussian Accessions, Library of Congress, Uncl.

--- -0ZHIN, F .- -13, - - - - -
26589 Iskusstvennoe osemenanis- vazhneyshee sredstvo uvelicheniva pogolovlya ovets.
Sots. Zhivotnovoclatvo, 1949, No. 4, s. 85-90.
SO: LETOPIS' NO. 35,

-OZHIN)-F-. V_.
"Record use of higbl-. valuable pedigree rams in artificial ingemination."
report presented at the 5th Intl Cong op Animal Reproduction & Artificial Insemina-
tion, Trent, Italy, 6-13 Sep 64.

OZHIN_, F.V. - RODIN, I.I.; RWIYANTSEV) N.V.; SKATKIV I P.N.; SH M-GIN, 11 P.;
TRUBKIN, G.D., red.; SHKVTSOVA, A.A., red.; YATUKE, A.M., red.;
PROKOFIYEVAI, L.N., tekhn. red.
[Artificial insemination of farm Animals; manual for zootechnicians
and veterinary workers] Iskusstvennoe osemenenie sel'skokhoziaistven-
nykh zhivotnykh; rukovodstvo dlia zootekhnikov i veterinarnykh rabot-
nikov. Izd.3-, perer. i dop. By F.V.Ozhin i dr. Moskva, Izd-vo
selikhoz.lit-ry, zhurnalov i plakatov, 1961. 447 p. (MIRA 14:12)
(Artificial insemination)

OZHIN Fedor Vasillyevich; SCKOLOVA G.,
1- .1 red.; LEVINA, L.G.,
---- -fe-k]Tn. rW. -
(Artificial insemination of sheep] Iskiisstvennoe osemenenie
ovets. 14oskva, Izd-vo M-va selikhoz.RSFSR, 1962. 106 p.
(MIRA 16:11)
(Artificial insemination) (Sheep breeding)

OZHIN, F.V., zootekhnik, laureat Stalinekoy premii,
Making maximam uze of top-grade fine-wool rame. Zhivotaovodatvo 20
no.8:46-54 Ag '58. (MIRA 11:10)
(Stalino Province--Rams)

OZHIU. Fedor Vasillrevich: AZAROVA, O.Jk.. red.; DMVA, V.M., tekhn.red.
-
[Artificial insemination of sheep] Iskusstvennoe osemenenie ovets;
prakticheakoe rukovodstvo. Izd. 4-oe, ispr. i dop. Mosi-va, Goo.
izd-vo sallkhoz. lit-ry, 1957, 100 P, (MIRA 11:5)
(Artificial insemination) (Sheep breeding)

OZHIIL F - V -
"Artificial insemination of sheep." Moscow, Agricultural PuIblishing House,
1948, 80 pages with Illustrations.
SO- Veterinariya 26 (4), April ig4a,

0ZHIN" F. V. ,
Cattle --Ukraine of artifical insemInation forcattle Sots. zhiv. 14 No. 3, 1952
Vider emplOvment
June 195W Uncl.
2f Russ-,an AccessiOnsl LibrarY of Congress,
9. j~ I 21~
,~Onthj List

02HIN. Yedor Vasillyevich; TARHM, A.H., redaktor-, PAUSYPKINA, Z.D.,
-t-e&6-![AAa-7-MAktor; MRILINA, Z.P.. tekhnicheekiy redaktor
[Artificial insemination of sheep; a practical manuall Iskusetvannos
onemenenie ovate; prakticheakoe rukovodstvoo 1--do 3-a. ispr. i dop
Moskva. Goa. izd-vo nalkhoz. lit-ry. 1956. 91 p. (HLRA 10:1;
(Artificial insemination) (Sheep breading)

OZHIN. Y.Y.; PARSMIN, O.V., radaktor
!~ *
Cir-4ificial Insemination of fare animals; a manual for sootechnicians
and voterinarisnol IgImastvannoe osemenente sell skokhostaistvannykh
xhlfoiit~it~; mkovo&BtV6 dlia zootekhnIkoV I vaterinartifth vischei.
Nosk*i# GO's. Izd-yo selkhos. lit-ry. 1956. 333 P. (KLRA 1022)
(Artificial Insemination)

1. Oz.111N.- F. V.
2, USSR (600)
4. Impregnation, Artificial
7. Artificial insemination of sheep. Sots. zhiv. 14 no. 10, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January .1953. Unclassified.

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1. OZHINJ F. V.
2. USSR (600)
4- ShOOP
7. Art:Lficial insemiwtiou of BhOOP- Sots. zhiv- 14P xo, 10, 1952.
9. 'Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Janua" 1953. Unclassified.

OZEN, F. V.
Stock and Stockbreeding
Increase the number and productivity of communal livestock. Sots. zhiv. 15, Mo. 3, 1953
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1953. UMLASSIFIED.

MILOVANOV., V.K.j akad.; PARSHUTIN, G.V., doktor biol. nauk; SOKOLOVSKAYA, I.I.,
, F.V.; TSITOVICH, Ye.V.; TRUBKIN,G.D., red.;
doktor biolo nauk; DZ-M
CHUBEM0,1N.S., red.; TSMKM, I.V., red.; red*; 1~
SHCHANKINAp A.B.p red.; SOTAKIDI, L.D., tekbn. red.
(Album on the artificial insemination of livestock) Alll~om po iskus-
stvennomu osemenenilu sell skokhoziaistvennykh zhivotrqkh. 14oskva, Izd-
vo M-va sell-.khoz. RSFSR, 1960. 134 P. (MIRA .14:10)
1. Russia (1917- R.S.F.S.R.) Glavnoye upravleniye plemennogo del& i
plemsovkhozov.
(Artificial insemination) (Livestock)

~OKOLOV, P.V.; YUFA, B.Ya.; CHUMACHENKO, ZA, red.
izd-va; BYK07.A, V.V., tekhn. red.
(How'to search for uranium ores]Kak iskat, uranovye rudy. Izd.2.,
isp3~. i dop. Moskva, Gosgeoltekhizdat, 1962. 55 p. (MIRA 16:3)
(Prospecting) (Uranium ores)

OZEINSKIL-Ij...- SOKOLOV, P.V.; TUFA, B.Ta.; NUMIN. S.S., red.izd-va;
BIKOVA, V.V09 takha.red. -
[How to prospect for uranium ores] Ilak iskstl uranovyo rudy.
Moskva, Gosenauchno-takhn.izd-vo lit-ry po geologii i okhrans
nedr, 1959, 54 p. (KM 13:11)
(Prospecting) (Uranium ores)