SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PAIC, V. - PAISOV, A.I.

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JMASIC, F.; PAIC, V.
Treatment of epilepsy witb intracranial administration of
anticonvuleants. Neuropsibijabrija 4 no.3-4:171-184 1956.
1. Is Nouropsibijatrijokog odjela Opce bolnice u Puli
(89f Odjela-. Priv. doc. dr. F. JelaBic).
(11PILICPST, tber.
anticonvuleants, intracranial admin (Ser))
(AIVICOWMSiNS. ther. use
epilepsy, Intracranial admin. (Ser))

FA.ICBL. P. -
Abdominal sMtoms in pulmonary embo-lism. Ceek. gastroent. vyz. 15
no.21150-154 Mr 161.
1. Klinika chorob vnitrnich Iskarske fakul-ty KU v Plzni,, prednosta
prof. MUDr. K. Bobek.
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(PUMONARY EMLISM compl) (ABDOMM dis)

SOUSIEK, Zdenek; PAICHL,,Premysl;_.TOKSI, Frantisek
Morphological changes in malignant carcinoid syndrome. Cas.lek. 1".
cesk. 99 no-10:293-297 4 Mr 160.
1. Slkluv paluologicko-anatomicky ustav, prednosta prof.dr. Josef
Vanek a klinika chorob vnitrnich, prednosta prof.dr. Karel Bobek,
lekarske falmlty University Karlovy se, sidlen, v Plzui.
(MALIGNANT CARGINOID SYNDROME pathol.)

PAIGHL, PrIM"l; SKRWT, Wbool SYKORA, jindriche Toobnicka spolupmes
WMVAS Marie
Pover caused by Inhalation of metal fumes from braaw welding#
Plasm, like oborne 23ani-na 164
Is Kliniks, vnitmiah ohorob lekarake Multy University Karlovy
so vidlem v PIsni (prednostal prof, MMe, Re Bobsk)l Oddeleni
chorob a povolani L pramyslove tozikologis Statni Multni no-
Mocnios v Plani (prednostal prime NUDr, IP, Hus1j, Woe),

. - PAICHL, Prenyal -
Manifestations of Wergenerls granulomatosis in the upper respiratm7
tract. Cask. otolar. 10 no.2:102-106 Ap 161.
1. Klinika chorob vnitrnich fakultvy vaeobacneho lekar#tvi KU as sidlem
v Pizhi, prednosta prof. dr. K. Bobek.
(GRANULOMA ease ra o ts) (PERIARTERITIS NODOSA case reports)
NEPIRATORY SYSTEM dia)

FAICHL, Pjr~ysl-
The significance of family history in the diagnosis of hereditary
diseaseP. Vnitrni lek. 11 no.6:527-529 JT065.
1. Klinika. chorob vnitrnich lekarske fakulty University Karlo
so sidlem v Plzni (prednostat prof. Dr. Karel BDbek (decease 1 0
d7

PAICUO D.; CONSTANTINWO, P.
Contributions to the processing of seismic prospecting data
under complicated morphologia conUtiono* Problems, geofiz
2&10~~20 163.

SARATEANU, D.; SURDAN, C.; SORODOCO, G.; AMAGNOSTE, B.; STEFANESCU, I.
in colaborare cu DUMAY M.; IIARTA, H.; VASJLP~Jq C.; YLORZICU, T.;
PALCU Lj~.__
Research on active immuniration. against ovine anzootic
abortion. Imminological atudy in various epizootiological
conditions. Stud. cercet. inframicrobial. 14 no-3:283-294
63.
(ABORTION, VETERINM) (SBEEP DISEASES)
(RICKETTSIAL DISEASES) (IMMOLOGY)

PAIT)"IR, F.; Nemec, . "Using. the Boriskin method for cutting, drifts L~ the F-i wit ine of the
Ci;echoslovak Array in Karvina."
UILH, Praha, Vol 4, !:o 6, June 1954, p. 169
SO: Eastern European AccessiDns List, Vol 3, 110 1.), Oct 1954, Lib. -Df ConEress

z-,
IVADT, Gyula, Dr.; PAIDT, Iaszlo, Dr.
New method for the therapy of interstitial plasma cell pneumonia in
premature infants by pentavalent stibium and aromatic diamidines.
Orv. hetil. 98 no.44:1201-1204 3 Nov 57.
1. A Szegedi Orvostudomanyi 11gyetem Gyermakklinikajanak (igaz9ato:
Walter Karoly dr. egyet. tanar) kozlemenve.
(PNEUMONik, IN TITUL PTASM& CELL, ther.
antimonic cpds. & aromatic diamidines in prematare
inf - 0CM.)).
(INFANT, PREMATUP3, dis.
pneumonia, interstitial plasma cell, ther., antimonic
apda. & aromatic diamidines (Hun))
(ANTIMONY, ther. nee
antimonio apda. in interstitial plasma cell pneumonia
of premature inf. (Hun))
(AMIDINES, ther. use
aromatic diamidines in interstitial plasma cell pneumonia
of premature inf. (Hun))

PAI Iy. Y8. I. rz
) ~. , O-V r"V v t 0 "- W- I ~, �; 5,
Growth of microorganIsms In low atmospherlo prossurso Mrolcloloi;l1a,
Koskva 21 no.1:14-18 Jan-Fab 1952. (OLKL 22:1)
1. Odesaa Nedical Institute.

PAIKERT, Z.
Effect of amortizati,n rates on selection of the most economical capital
investment plans.
PRU.14YSL POTRAVIN. (14iniaterstvo potravinarskeho rrumyslu) Prah&,
Czechoslovakia, Vol. 10, no. 8, Aug. 1959
Monthly List of Fast European Accessions (EEAI), LC. Vol. 9, no. 2,
Feb. 1960
Uncl.

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Medicine
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Monthly List of Russian Accessions Library of Congress, April 1952. Unclassified.

PAIKIIAt S. Sh.
E. D. RUSHNIR, Z. Microbiol. Epiiemiol. Imunitatsforsch. (USSR)
19, 80-5, 1937

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SERETSYANU, D.[Sarateanu, D.J; suRDAN K.[surdan, c.]; smmm, ra.
[Sorodoc, G.]; SHTEFENESKU, I.[Stefanescu, I.]; v sotrudni-
chestva 9: DUMA, M.; MARTA, M.; VASIIZ, K.[Vasi2le, C.];
FLORESKU., T.[Florescu, T.]; PAIKU, P.[Paie%, P.]
Investigations of active immudzation against ovine enzootic
abortion. L=unological study in various epizootic conditions.
Rev* scio mede 8 no.3/4:167-171 163.
(RICKETTSIAL DISEASES) (SHEEP DISEASES)
(ABORTION, VETERINARY) (VACCINES)

PAU, V- p. 213, Praha, Vol. 4.
"GuBrantGOIng ftlfillment of the Plan for Technical DBvOlOPmsnt-"
no. 3. mar. 1954.
SO: Zagt 1hropean Accessions List, Vol- 3, NO- 9, SOPtember 1954, Lib. of Congress

116 ORM) Offi
Disorders of
Psychogenic speech disorders. Zhur. nevr. i paikh. 52 no. 3, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 1953(2 Unclassified.

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disc 79. mi ;,mjw; 4, F4, 41, M24a "--I he N-firt,
deffladalkin tinnIO. VI .11,04h Ihf. Id.) ht$* Ittim pyrithr.
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MeRf :R - '.4.hjPt(NIr0)TC6II,) (If, PtCf1W-
C11,01,C1101 (14.) 9. tons millverfrif it? ils *CA Atom,
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in.-) air, wilb,nit putificAllon gatir after forief ht-Ating
X_ III). h. 1:111 P. IIIIr wit.
.1.11t fraill IM s. It fir hi-atois with IN) a. RItNilh (,it P)
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berm* obtained on degradation of trorilne. IV. Ipftac
alkalolds~ M. IAilrr and K. Pwwhin4d. Ibid. 80,
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VenAlkno, 44 thr In.uturls. dra"Hwirl in detail, as "It "t
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RLMM/Zooparasitology - Parasitic Protozoa. G
Abs Jo-,x : Ref Zhur Biol., No 1, 1959, 927
Arthor : Popa, R., Pailian, V.V., Ludatscher, R.
List : -
Title : Observatioll Oil Autochthonous Coligenital Toxoplasmosis
in Runailia
Orig Pub : Morfol. iionmla si patol., 1958, 3, No 1, 37-42
Abstract : Pathological, aimtomical; mid cliiiical data of 12 cases
of coneenital toxopInsmosis confina the presence of this
disease in Rumania.
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P. SHUSHAO'IYA, kkusherstvo i Gin-e-kol. 1950, ANO. 2, 18-22.

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Structure and reactivity of organic co=pounds. (Quantita-tive azpectej
Analele chimie 17 no.3:3-64 JI-9 162.

SWAKOV9 Ivan Makeimovich; PADC01 t S.V. v red.; SHPEKTOROVAq Ye.I., tekbn.
red.
[Book for juvenile automobile drivers] Kniga iunogo avtomobilista.
Izd-3.9 perer. i dop. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo wFizkal'tura i sport,"
1960. 370 p. (Juvenile drivers) (MIRA 14:7)

Foreword
Ch. "Equations for electric. power systems on ehips
BI(nnerit.t.) Qf tile tripol-~f C,~]
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NYASOYEDOV., Ye.S.,- BOR,6HCHEV, K.G.; YELISEYEVA, A.M.; LOPATIN, B.S.;
ADELISOR, Ye.R.; HHOVKBIA, MI.A.; PARMI~ZVA-, T-D
Lowering the incidence of angina and rbeumatic fever wider tho
conditions of the cotton spinning and weaving industry. Sov.med.
25 no.5.,134-120 MY 262. (I-MU 15:8)
1. Iz kafedr gospitallnoy terapii (zav. - prof. Ye.S.V~Yasovedov)j,
fakulltetokoy terapii (zav. - prof. A.MYeliseyeva), bolezney ukha,
gorla i nosa (zav. - prof. K.G.Bor5hohev) Ivansovslcogo gosudarstven-
nogo meditsinskogo instituta (dir. - dotsent YaX.Romanov) i mediko-
sanitarnoy chasti Xelanzbevogo kombinata (glavMy vrach T.D.
Paimtseva).
(RHEUVATIC FEITR) (STFXPTOCOCCAL 334FECTIORS) (T01, SILS-DIakSES)
(1EXTILE. WORKMS.-DISEASES AND WGIENE)

FAINq A.A.; PEYSAKH- S.A..
--------
Portable apparatus for rarrYing out physiological investigations.
aev. pat. a Kazakh. ssR 8;2-46-21+9 '60.
Trudy Inst. kr (MIRA 14:5)
(APPARATUS, PUSIOLOGICAL)

PAIN, B. . zh.; KISELIGOF, I., inzh.
Automatic control of transformer substations in harbors. Rech.
transp. 20 no.9:22-Z4 5 161. (MIRA 14:9)
(Barbors) (Electric substations) (Automatic control)

PAIN, B.Y inzh.; SELEMEV, S.
Reactive power compensation in electric circuits of plant.-s and
I Ifn
11 162. ~j
. j.
harbors. Rech,transp. 21 no.11:2&-29 1 15:11)
(Blectrio power distribution) (Harbors)

NOMIEVSKI"YP Dorlo Tvanovicb, TAPIATYNOV, Ivan Afanaslyeviell
[deceased]; MORDUB, B.M., prof., retsenzent; Ptjtz~BS-
dots., retsenzent; MURATOV, !.I,, karA. tekkm,. nauk,
retsenzent; FjUK, A.D., inzb., red.; KZ, red.
[Electrical equipment of ship and shore stations and 2ub-
stations) ElekLrlcho-.k--)& oborudovan-le Niregovykh i ,nida-
r~
vykh stantsii i podstantsii, Moskva, Transport, -1905. 33-' r.
(VLU 18- 5)

PAWL.L.S..1- NWHAYZVI V.V.- rodaktor;__ VORONIN, --M.A., retsensent;
MEN, A.I., rets;nzent; VITASEKIM, S.A., redAktor; VOIKO-
VAO Ye., takhnicheekly redaktor.
[Ifficient utilization of electric equipment in factories; work
practice of the Limenda. shipbuilding plant in increaaLng the power
factor of electric installations) Ratsionallnoe ispollzovanis elektri-
oheskogo oborudovaniia savodov; is opyta raboty Limendskogo zavoda
po povysheniiu koeffitstenta moshchnosti elektricheskikh ustanovok.
Moskva. Goo. izd-vo vodnogo transporta, 1954. 55 p. (HLRA 7:11)
(Blectric engineering)

PAIII, B.S., inzh.
Reactiv,r! -owar compensation in the electric !~'vstems of ports.
LIlVT no.2(-:236-24"31 '59. --4: ~- )
(Harbors) (Condensers (Electricity))

Using the correlat.1rm of aza'-! f."
a=d predlctlzg the elentxlc powr~-r of ri-irtir
to,71:19-30 164,, M, 1A

I.Algi Eola..,. kand.mednauk
_ (KM 14:6)
Bronabial astbma. Zdorovle 7 no.71.28-29 Jl"61-
(ASTMU)

PAIN, G.A.; BEBURISHVILI, Ye-M-
Clinical immmological observations of the interparoxysml stage or
rheirmatism. Sov. med. 25 no.11:8-13 N 161. (MIRA 15:5)
1. Iz kafedry gospitallnoy terapii (zav. - prof. R.G.Mezhebavskiy) i
kafedry mikrobiologii (zavy - doktor meditsinskikh nauk- B.G.Khaykina
Orenburgskogo meditainskogo instituta kdir. - dotsent S.S.Mikhaylov).
(RHEUMATIC FEVER)

PAIN, G.A.; R&WIT, A.B.
Two cases of fibroma of the mesentery. Vest.khir. 73 no-4:53-54 JI-Ag '53.
(HLRA 6:8)
1. Kirovskaya gorodakayu bollnitan. (Hesentery-Tumore)

PAIN, G.A.; BARDN, A.B.
Late rapture of the stomach following chemical burn. Xhirurgiia
no.7:77-78 J1 155. (MIaA 8:12)
1. Is gorodskoy bollnitsy g. Kirovae
(STORACH-SURGERY) (BURNS AND SCA=)

FAIN, G.A.
."'V.,",
'v"',
_. -.!w
-Clinical aspects of dichloroethane poisoning. Vrachodelo no.n:1204
W158 (MMA 12: 1) '
L lafedra goopitallno7 terapii (Wav - prof, R.G.- Kezhebovskiv)
O;enburgskogo maditsinakogo instituta,*
(ITHANII--TOXICOLOGT)

FAIN, G.A.
Case of death during a paroxysm of bronchial asthma. Sov.med. 23
ho-10:139-141 0 159. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Iz kafedry gospitallno3r terapii (zavedrCrashably - prof. R.G.
Nezhebovskiy) Drenburgskogo moditsinskogo instituta.
(ASTHKk case reports)

TLIN, Lo
........
With their own bando. Neftianik 3 no.4:32-33 Ap 158. (MM 1125).
(Petroleum wokers)

PA!Nt..L,. - -- . -1
Communication and Traffic - Rostov Province - .
Communication facilities in the new village of Tsimlyanakaya. Sov. sviaz. no. 11, 19~51.
1
9. Monthly Li2~, of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, August iq52 --*M, Uncl.

FAIR,, Ya.B., inshi
Design of modern thernal'slectric power plants with block units.
Energetik 10 no.12sl-3 D 162. (MMA 16-01)
(Electric power ple~nts)

VINDMAN, R.N., inzh.; PAIN, Ya.B., Inzh.
Standard univer2al design for the main building of large thermal
e.ectric power plants. Energetik 12 no.2tl-4 F 164.
(MIRA 17t4)

'11V
VIN11KAN' R.N., inzh.;A~AIN, Ta.B., iuzh.
Major questions in development of a standard project for the
main building of 1.2 million kvt power station. Toploonargetika
4 no.11:45-52 N 157- (MIRA 10:10)
l.Toploolektroproyakt. (Zlectrie power plants)

TURCU I T. p:prof.; PAINAN., dr.; ICIESCU, Gabriela, dr.; DTJTU, Do-,-a, ir.;
ATRAM, Maria, dr-S FLORESCU, Os. dr.. -
I The pronounced increase in rats infected with the causal agents
of anthropozoonoses demands intensification of rat eradication.
4
J. hyg. epidem. (Praha) 9 no,1:75-76 Ja-F,64

KLIPPER, A., dr.; BADER, M., dr.;-PAINA, N., dr.
~
Epidemiological research on leptospirosis on a pig-
breeding and fattening farm. Microbiologia (Bucur)
no.5:427-431 S-0158.

PAINAMOV, Iv.; STRATRV, Il.
Difficulties In differential diagnosis and therapy of late cozpliea-
tions in the bladder and in the descandipg colon following radium
and deep roentgen therapy. Khirurgiia, Sofia 8 no.10:922-927 1935.
1. Nauchnoizaledovatelski onkologichen instut. Direktor: prof. G.Tenchov.
(RADIUM,r injurious effects,
bladder & colon lesions after radium ther., aiffer.diag. & ther.
(Bill)
(ROINTGNM RAYS, injurious effects,
bladder & colon lesions after x-ray ther.,differ.diagA ther.(Bul))
(GOLOW, diseases,
radium &-x-ray induced lesions after radiother., differ.diag. &
ther. (Bul))
(BLADDIR, diseases, same)

PAIIIMM 1~. R.
FLb , j, AT9. mlem. Soc. 69, 1834, 1-91,7
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PAINTER, * .
nSome Recent Advances in our Knowledge of-Chromosomes", (p. 207; 216) by Fainter, T. S.
-1 .
SbI-. .P"Ja PSKHI SOVMZNNOI BIOLOGII) Vol. V. No. 2 1936

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Concentration of vanadium by esterification.
MAGYAR KFMIAI FOLYOIRAT. (Magyar Kemikusok Egyesulete) Budapest, Hungary. Vol. 65,
No. 7s July 1959-
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PAIS, Istvan, a kemiai tudomanyok kandidatusa, egyetemi tanar
Talent scouting in chemistry. Magy tud 71 no.11005-707 N 164.
1. College of Horticulture and Viticulturep Budapest.

PAIS., Istvan
nl4ytho2ogy* by Jmre TrencssnYi-l-'aldap' 1. Reviewed b,,r -.utvan
I e .46
Palo. Blet tud 26 no,26 811 25 Ja 161~

PAIS Iotvan- SCHULEK, Elemer; CORNIDES, Istvan
Investigating redoxy reaction by means of compounds maxked with 18 0. 1.
Magy kem folyoir 69 no.2:93-95 F 163.
1. Rotovs Lorand. Tudomanyegyatem Szervetlen es Analitikai Kemiai
Intezete, Budapest, es Boisodi VegyiRombinat, Kazinabaroika.-

PAIS, Istvan 90 by Ambrogio Donini. Reviewed by Istvsn Pais@
religions p god 162.
not tud 17 no.5:143 F
(Religions) (Donini., AmbrogiO)

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in the bistoy of religi0h" 15 0 t61.
f&Stud!Lel3 t tud 3.6 no.42--:L319
Reviewed by Istvan Pais- Ele

PAISY Istvan, kandidatus
esterification. I4agy kem folyoir
Vanadium enrichment through
65 no. 7:276-278 Jl 159.
l.. Eotvos lorand TudomanYegY8tem Szervetlen-es Analitikai-
Kemial Intezete, Budapest,

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HUNGARY/ Analytical Chemistry, Analysis of Inorganic G-2
Substances.
,Jour: Referat. Zhur.-Khimiya, No. 8, 1957, 27172.
Abs
Author Istvan Pais.
Title Microiodometric Determination of Vanadium.
Orig Pub: Magyar kem. folyolrat, 1956, 62, No. 7, 252.
Abstract: The iodometric m--thod of determination of V
5 + ) (Heczko T., Z. analyt. Chem., 1926, 68,
461) was improved in application to micro amounts
of V (10 to 50,K). The determination exactitude
,is 1 .5%. The solution under study is acidified
with phosphoric acid, KI and mannite are added
and the separated I is titrated with Na
solution.
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PAIS2 I S
Some technological and economic indices of the production of
furfural by pyrolysis, Gidroliz. i Isookhim. prom. 11+ no. 1:211-
28 v6,1, (MIM 14 11)
1, TSentrallnyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy lesokbimicheskiy
institut*
(Furaldehyde)

PAIPS.-
Level measurement in t1he ay-4dant !3tills of a bitmen unit.
Nefteper. i neftekhim. no.8:40 164. (KMA l7sIO)
1. Novo-Ufimskiy neftepererabatyvayushchiy zavod,

UISSR / Farm Animals. Cattle
Abs.Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 3, 1958, 12070
Q-2
Author *.- Pais X. A-, Aseyeva N. Ye.
Inst t
Title The Green Fodder Conveyer for Cattle (Zelenyy kon-
veyer dla krupnogo rogatogo skota)
Orig Pub: S.-kh. Povolzhlya, 1957, No 6, 63-66
Abstracts The green fodder conveyer for cattle comprised
winter-rye, oats, sunflower and corn, both in a pure
form, as well as mixed with Sudan grass, oats-rye
mixture, melons, etc. --All cultures were fed in un-
harvested conditions. The timings and norms of sow-
ing, as well as the management of the seed, and time
and order of feeding them to the animals are quoted.
The use of the green fodder conveyer permitted to
increase the productivity of the cattle, and to up
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,ha tindrsic
Int Mcd. lmt,l. Fm-t
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.N.4.04tur IICI todop In r4-glilarbuki (2m Ini. IV llclor :
g, NE1,01, twkv 41411y) Showril. whilinistmilon of ulkxkli
fw pj or IntrawnOtilly rrilm." ber"llou 411 julierv.1tic
it,4,0 hy foo,11 minitili, with cithvr no ch;stigir or it tim, of
pitv 01. Alittinixituti,sn of twit tai" else smmLsu
"it h.Ut pit chasisr; if adittinktr4tumi I. 1hr
-etirtlixt is lowr" and pit loart-ml. &rretin-stiolulzliell
rmt ion is mise,11 by intrAvirnous Alk4li, lowered by aciJ.
G. %I. Ko"Apoff

j?kLj,ZandQ-rLIelektrikus (Badapeot, X.Ill., Mauthner S.u.53/b).
..- -For the-Saks Of fast fus"ng' kuto motor 16 no.7-.5 6.Ap '63-

PAIS, Zoltan, cklev.eles vogyeszmarnok
Effect of the dail,7 changes in the quality of bauxite on the
rime cost of the produced alumina. Koh lap 95 no.6;256-260
3
e 162.

GUM, Jeno; PAISCH, Nandor; BELAII Jozaef, dr.
Situation report on autmm traffic, Koalsked kozl IS W.4-1:737-
739 14 0 162 a
le MkV igazgato.. Kozlekedes- es Postougyi Miniazterium I/8.szak-
oaztaly vezatohelyettese (for Gyocei). 2. Kozlekedes- es Fostaugyi
Miniozterium Autokozlekedeoi Vozerigazgatosaganak helyettes
vezetoje (for Paisch). 3. Kozlekodes- eo Postaugyi 141niazterium
V.Hajozasi Fonaztaly vezetoje (for Belay).

ACCEsSION NR: AP4'-45~
AUTHORA Kq_12_aohniVov
s-n i ry a-ve3v ye, V,

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18(2) SOV/163-59-2-45/48
AUTHORS: Paiso Podvoyakiyp L. N., Skakov, Yu. A.
vt A. 1.
TITLE: Cold-shortness of Commercial Iron (0 khladnolomkosti tekhni-
cheskogo zheleza)
PERIODICAL: Nauchnyye doklady
vysshey shkoly. Metallurgiya, 1959P
Nr 2, pp 245-249 USSR)
(
ABSTRACT: The cold-shortness of commercial iron was investigated in
samples after annealing. It was found that commercial iron
with a higher oxygen content and low carbon- and manganese
content is very much inclined towards shortness. The brittle-
ness line runs along the grain boundary. Figure 3 shows the
brittle fracture of an iron sample. The microscopically
observed inclosuresand separations at the grain boundaries
do not cause shortness of commercial iron. The propagation
of the fractures in brittle samples after the recrystalliza-
tion process is given in figure 5. The grain boundary of iron
samples in brittle and not brittle state was taken by electron-
microphotography and is given in figure 4 (a - brittle,
b - not brittle). The local shortness of the iron alloys
depends on the thermal treatment of the steel samples.
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AU~-.HORS: Bernshteyn, M. L., ZaiE2Y1_L_1__
f
TITLE:
Electron Micrafractography (Elektronnaya mil~rofraktografiya).
Survey of Foreign Publications (Obzor zarubezhnoy literatury)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 2,
pp 186 - 189 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Compared with ordinary microscopes electron microscopes have
a much greater focus depth and thus permit promising develop-
ments of electron microfractography of metal fractures and
crystal textures. The-pioneering work in this field was done
by C. Crnoaard and others (Refo 1-6). Coal replicas are
applied by means of two coal atomi%ors (11of 3). Tho repliono
can be removed chemically (Refs 899) or electrolytically
(Ref 4). The article contains explanations of fractures re-
sulting from slipping, and pertinent microphoto,-,raphs
Figs 1-3). A microphotograph of a fracture with "cavities"
M
E 4) which is characteristic of "tough de.3trnctionoll is
also discussed. A fracture along ihe' gliding curface (Figs 5,6)
is discussed with reference to the studies made by Collette,
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Electron Microfractography. Survey of Foreign SOV/32-25-2-31/78
Publications
of intercrystalline destructions observations made by
Brammar Honeycombe and Ward (Ref 9), Crussard et al
(Refs 3:6), Be'nard and Moreau (Refs 11,12) are m-antioned.
There are 8 figures and 14 references.
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18 (7)
AUTHORS: Paisov, A. I., Skakov, Yu. A. $0V/32-25-6-23/53
TITLE: Investigation of Metal Foils Obtained by Tapering With the
Irradiation Electron Microseope,(Isoledovaniye
metallicheskikh plenok, poluchennykh uton'sheniyem, v
prosvechivtLyushchom elektronnom mikroakope). Survey (Obzor)
PERIODICALt ZaYodekaya Laboratoriyal 1959t Vol 25, Nr 6, PP 710-714 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A survey is given here of methods (introduced abroad)
concerning the electron microseopic,investigation, and making
use of the direct irradiation of metal foils (without replicas).
Tapering of the metal samples by rolling and forging to a
thickness of 0.2-0.02 mm is'mentioned as the first operation
for the preparation of metal foils. Further tapering of the
foil is mostly brought about by electrolytic polishing, with
different electrolytes being used..A few technical data
taken from publications are given as well as electron
microscopic figures of carious metal structures,. showing
inter alia (Fig 6) dislocation'displacements under the effect
of the electron beam. The electron microscopic and electron
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Investigation of Metal Foils Obtained by Tapering SOV/32-25-6-23/53
With the Irradiation Electron Microscope. Survey
the formation of a cell structure in the electrolytic
polishing and in the chemical pickling operations is dependent
on electrode processes. Investigations of the kind mentioned
allow a thorough study of the metal aging processes. 'Mere
are 6 figures and 26 references, I of which is Soviet.,
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AUTHORS:
Podvoyakiy, L. IT., Paisov, A. I. SOV/32-25-6-43/53
TITLE; Application of the Mathematical Statistics for the Evaluation
of the Dependence of Coercive Force Upon the Grain Size
(Primeneniye matematicheskoy statistiki dlya otsenki
zavisimosti koertnitivnoy sily ot velichiny zerna)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 6, p 753 NSSR)
ABSTRACT-. The data of 190 melts of technical iron were worke6 under
application of the method of the mathematical statistics and
it was found that a marked correlation function exists between
the coercive force and the size of grain (Fig). The
engineers L. 1. Yrylovp- and Ye. P. Kapustinp- tool:- part in
plotting this function. Deviations of the Individual points
from the curve are mainly due to the differing content of
carbon and sulfur in the samples. The curve was computed
according to the equation H 0.004 + 0.55 (d = average
d
diameter of the grain in cm). The middlef most reliable part
of the curve, is in good agreement with the data obtained by
other authors (Refs 1-3). There are 1 figure and 3 references9
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f -
Application of the Mathematical Statistics for the SOY/32-25-6-43/53
Evaluation of the Dependence of Coercive Force Upon the Grain Size
ASSOCIATIONs Zavod I'Serp i molot" (Factory I'Serp i molot")
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AUTHORS: Zhetvin, 14, P., ]?_Qdvovskiy. L. N., Candidatesof Lechnical
Sciences, Eaisovg A#I* and )Kapustina,__Ye. P., Engineers
TITLE: Magnetic Ageingi f Soft Steel
PERIODICAL: Metallovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka metallov,
1960, No 4, pp 15-19 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The magnetic ageing is characterized by an increase in
the coercive force due to the formation of rejection
products of a certain degree of dispersion. According
to results of the authors of this paper and data in the
literature it is necessary to hold the material for
500to6OO hours at 100*C for attaining full ageing,
although in practice the holding time is usually limitei
to between 100 and 200 hours. The authors carried out a
series of experiments on commercial heats of rimming
killed low carbon electrical steel produced by "Serp i
molot". Standard specimens of 400 x 40 mm, I to 4 wim
thick were annealed at 9200C for two hours, cooled at a
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Magnetic Ageing of Soft Steel
annealing the specimens were aged. The coercive force
was determined by means of a ballistic Instrument with
an o en circuit, the accuracy being 0.02 Oe. The
experiments have shown that ageing at 1000C for 100 hours
results in an increase of the coercive force to approx-
Imately double in the case of rimming steel and to about
1.5 times in the case of killed steel; for ageing
durations of 600 hours the increase is three times and
twice respectively (see Fig 1). The effect of ageing
at 100*C as a function of time (UP to 300 hours) for
steel containing 0.018% C and 0.012% N after having been
annealed at 920*C is graphed in Fig 2. If the annealing;
temperature is reduced from 920 to 8500C the tendency to
magnetic ageing decreases to some extent (see Table 1).
By increasing the content of aluminium whilst maintaining
the content of oxygen and nitrogen unchanged, the
magnetic ageing of killed low carbon electrical steel
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S/129/60/000/oll/005/ol6
E073/B535
AUTHORS: Zhetvin, N.P. and Podvoyakiy, L.N., Candidates of
Technical Sciences, Paisov, A.I. and Kapustina, Ye.P.,
Engineers
TITLE: Heat Treatment of Low Carbon Electrical Steell~
PERIODICAL: Metallovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka metallov,
1960, No.11, pp.20-24
TEXT: The author reviews current practice of heat treatment
of low carbon electrical steel for rimming steel and for killed 1Y
steel. For rimming steel he considers as t~o most progressive
method of heat treatment r.efining_.annealingUin hydrogen. This
results in a considerable reduction of the coercive force, the
non-uniformity of the properties and also the tendency to magnetic
ageing, in addition to preventing or eliminating brittleness. The
hydrogen also prevents oxidation of the surface. Annealing in
moist hydrogen has the most intensive effect on decarburizationl~/
and reducing the coercive force (see Table 3). In the case of
repeated annealing, the us,e of dry hydrogen is preferable; the
best properties are obtained bycombinedannealing in wet and dry
hydrogen. In the case of killed steel, annealing at 850 to 870*C
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E073/E535
Heat Treatment of Low Carbon Electrical Steel
yields a lower coercive force than annealing at 9200C. However, in
the case of Zouble or treble annealing, better results are obtained
in the case of annealing at 9200C. In killed steel, aluminium
nitrides, which are stable up to approximately 1200*C, impede the
growth of the austenite grain and bring about a grain refining
during y-o-a transformation; therefore, annealing at 922 does not
yield any advantage from the point of view of &rain siz4las compared
to annealing at 850*C. Long duration annealing in the inter- J
critical temperature range (85000 leads to formation of small
quantities of austenite, which is carbon enriched, and of a ferrite
component which is poor in carbon. This favourable influence of
the carbon redistribution over-shadows the effect of decarburization
during the first annealing above the upper critical point and
further decarburization during the second and third anneal above
the critical point over-shadows the effect of redistribution of the
carbon. The following conclusions are arrived at:
1) Annealing of low carbon electrical steel should be carried out
in a decarburizing medium. The practice of some Works of annealing
in iron chips reduces the possibility of obtaining a low coercive
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PAISOV, A. I. Cand Tech Soi -- "Improving the properties of low-oarbon eleetricdt
.5 sE-ee-61." Mos, 1961 (Min of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education RSFSR.
.
If
Mos Order of Labor Red Banner Inst of Steel im 1. V. Stalin). (KL, 4-61, 199)
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00/536/61/000/050/003/017
D217/D304
AUTHORS: Vishnyakovq D.Ya., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor,
and Paisov, A.I., Engineer
TITLE: Nature of the intercrystalline brittleness of technical
iron in the cold state
SOURCE: Moscow. Aviatsionnyytekhnologicheakiy institut. Trudyq
No. 50, 1961, Voprosy metallovedeniy4, 26-36 1
TEXT: In order to elucidate the nature of brittleness, i.e. the mechan-
ism of the influence of oxygen on the ductile/brittle transition tem-
perature of iron, an investigation was carried out using four melts
of technical iront containing 0.026-033% c, 0.021-0.040% Mn, traces of
Si, 0.027-0.030% S, 0.009-0.010% P and 0,043-0.068% 0 2.. The iron was
melted in industrial open hearth furnaces, cast into ingots of 750 kg
and rolled into billets and then into sheet. of various thicknesses
(2-4 mm).. The sheets were annealed at 780 C and cut into specimens.
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Nature of the D217/D304
The latter were annealed in a laboratory furnace at 9200C or at 8750C
for 2 hours, furnace-cooled to 6000C and finally cooled in air. A
metallographic investigation of sections etched for 2-3 minutes in a
saturated alcoholic solution of picric acid was carried out. The dis-
tribution pattern of cracks produced in brittle specimene by fracturing
them was also studied. Finally, thecondition of the grain boundaries
in iron in the brittle and ductile states was investigated under an
electron microscope. The brittle fractures were studied in the unetched
t:ondition.. It was found that microscopiLe inclusions and precip,-tater,
along the grain boundaries are not responsible for the intercrystalline
brittleness of technical iron. The brittleness is the result of inter-
crystalline adsorption of dissolved oxygen which leads to a weakening of
the grain boundaries. There are 9 figures and 10 referencea,. 7 Soviet-
Hoe and 3 non-Soviet.,bloc. The reference to the English-language pub-
lication reads as followa: A. Seybolt;' Journal of Metals, 19549 Sept.
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D217/D304
AUTHORS- Vishnyakov., Doctor of TechnicallSciences, Professor9
and PaiAov, A.I., Engineer
TITLE: Susceptibility of low-carbon electrical engineering steel
to magnetic ageing and methods used for estimating this
tendency
SO URCE: Moscow. Aviatsionnyy tekhnologicheskiy instituto Trudy,
No. 50, 1961, Voprosy metallovedeniya, 37-41
TEXT: The low carbon electrical engineering rimming steel A contain&
not more than 0.025% Cq 0.025% Sig 0.035% Mn. 0.030% Sq 0.015% P and
0.030% Cu. However, the N 2 and 02 contents are high (up to 0.02% and
0.1%, respectively). This steel exhibits a tendency to magnetic ggeing,
which is of great practical interest in the temperature range 100 C and
below. Prolonged soaking at 50-100 0C leads to a considerable increase
in the coercive force of this steel. The energy of activation of the
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Susceptibility of low-carbon oo. D217/D3O4
process of growth of the coercive force in the temperature interval
investigated is 16,0004-'1500 cal/molo This figure agrees fairly we)l
with the energy of activation for the diffusion of nitrogen in M- -iroxi
(189000 Cal/m0l.)* After prolonged ageing at WO 0C. a fine disperaion of
precipitates and some relatively coarse needles become visible under the
microscope* An examination under greater magnifications has shown that
the fine precipitates too are acicul&r. The fine needleE in each grain
have not more than three orientations. A comparison of above micro-
structures with the results of L.J. Di'jkstra W. of Metale, 1949. v. 1,
N 3) permits the assumption that the fine precipitate reprt~sents the
metastable nitride Fe 16N2(tetragonal lattice, axial ratio c/a - 1.1;
the plate-like precipitate of this nitride ~a silutated along th~. (100)
planes of d.-irong and hence the cross section of the needle-shaped pr,,,,
cipitates has in each grain not more than three orientati-ma), and the
coarse precipitate is the stable nitride Fe4N. In the case of ageing
at 1000, it can be assumed that the increasi in coercive forct! is
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Susceptibility of low-carbon ... D217/D304
determined only by the precipitation and coalescence of the metastable
nitride Fe 16N2o From the results of tests at 1000, the' magnetic ageing
at lower temperatures can be estimated approximately by means of a formu-
la 'r 1 1
Ig -i = 3500 T T
'r 2 ( 1 2
where V 1 and 'Z"'2are equivalent periods of ageing at the temperatures
TI and T., respectively. The tendency of the steel to magnetic ageing
can be estimated from the absolute increase in coercive force. There
are 3 figures and 4 references: I S-oviet-bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bloc. The
references to the English.~-languag6 pablications read as follows: L.J.
Dijkstra,-J. of Metals, 1949, v. 1, no. 3; K.H. Jack: Proc. of the
Royal Sec., Series A, 1951, v. 208, no. 1092; G.R, Booker, J. Norburg,
A.L. Sutton, J. of the Iron and Steel Institute2 1957, v. 187, no.3~
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J&'qjD B100108
AUTHORS: PaisovL A. I., and Plang Ya-Chlen
TITLE: Electron-microscopic study of sintered aluminum powder
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, v. 27, no. 12, 1961, 1500 - 1501
TEXT: The use of a carbon replica which is mechanically separated from
the surface of a polished section by means of gelatin is proposed for the
investigation of sintered aluminum powder. In this method, the polished
sections are electrolytically etched for 30 to 60 sec after careful
mechanical polishing. The electrolyte is composed of 200 ml H3PO4
(1.5 9/cm 3) , 30 ml concentrated H2SO4, and 30 g Cr03' Its temperature is
65 - 750C, current density 4 a/cm2, voltage 11 - 12 v. The high current
density prevents uneven corrosion of the polished section and formation
of oxide films. Carbon replicas with adhering oxide particles can be
obtained by etching to a definite depth. Such replicas yield very clear
pictures permitting to observe the distribution and shape of the oxide
particles. There are 2 figures and 2 references: 1 Soviet and 1 non-
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Soviet. The reference to the English-language publication reads as 'XI
follows: Metal Treatment a. Drop Forging, v. 186, p. 99, March (1961).
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy aviatsionnyy tekhnologicheskiy institut (Moscow
Aviation Technological Institute)
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PHASE BWIC E SOV/6363
XPLOITATION
Mikhail Andreyevich
Zhetvin Nikita-Petrovich, .Vladimir Pavlovich Tunkov,.
Pertsev, Aleksey.Ivanovic and-Le -NikolayeviC4 Podvoyskiy
Tekhni,r.W8YA ~',Aast e.zhelezo (Armco Iron) Moscow, Metallurgizdat, 1962.
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108 p.1 Errata slip inserted. 2750, copies printed.
Ed L. Sh, 16arnovskiy;- Ed. of Publishing House:~. A. L. Ozeretskaya;
Tech'. Ed.: -A. L. Karasev.
PURPOSE:. The book is intended for engineering.personnel at metallurgical
and. machine-building plants. It may also be used by students at schoolq
of higher. educ6tion and tekhnikums studying metallurgy, machine building,
and electrical: equiprnent
COVERAGE: The book reviews rhethods 61 meltini, rolling, and heat treat-
ing-low.carbon electrical steel Lind pertinent problems of its physical metal-
lur The effect of various impurities and heat treatment on magnetic and
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