SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PANFILOV, B. N. - PANFILOV, M. N.

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PANFILOVO B.N.
Mechanical base for die-castina machines, models 513 and "Pollak
- Lit. proivi. n0-3:11-12 Yx '61. %
2255 and 5065 tYjRA 14.6)
(Die casting) (Foundries--Equipment and supplies)

pAjF-,[LOV, D. "The JaPanese oak r. k jama-nai C- ". ir, ~
SIJAR,W,~ A. and pAIj-FIWV Do .01,. ntherala . the
A rc,-~*.on 7r- (Coillicil of '-~ini.5tcrsj r,7'sill Mafm admilnintration
I
,-"' ILI ~c-. --T
SI-ICLCoar )!ia -Tnn(,,tods -aril
for-natural .reservations), I-sue 11, 194b, p. 221-22.
March 53, ("etopis 'Zhurnal In-.,kli Statey, 1,10.7 1',49).
SO: U-N42, 3a 1 -

.PAYMOV, D.A.
-
"Observati~ie and studios of soil fanrA.u Reviewed by
D.A. Panfilov. Pochvovedenie 11:83-85 It '56.
(MLRA 10--:2)
(Soil fauna)

P)MILOV., D.F (Gorikiy)
Testing the strength of ice in lowering pipes from an
ice sheet. Stroi. truboprov. 8 no.9:10-12 S 163.
(NIRA 16:11)

PARTMIN., D.F., inzh.
Experimental research into the load capacity of ice. Izv.VNIIG 64:101-
3-15 160. OKM 14:5)
(Ice on rivers, lakes, etc.)

FANFILOV,, D~F.
Calculation of the load limit of an ice cover when loads are
'standing on the ice. izvbv.Vs.Uchob.zav,; stroi I arkhit. 4
no.64?-M 161. (MA 15:2)
I.- 6orl.kovokiy inzhenerno-stroiteliny institut imeni V.P.
Chkalova.
(Ice on riverss lakesp etc.)

kand.tekhn.nauk
FANFILOV, D.F,,
M&thods of calculating the carrying capacity of ice. Gidr.
stroi. 33 n0-4239-42 Ap 063o (KIRA 16:4)
(Ice on rivers, lakes~ 64.)

-PANFII
inzh.
Approximation method of calculating the load capacity Of i0e. !Z7.
VNIIG 65:221-224 160. (MMA 14:5)
(Ice on rivers, lakes, etas)

PANFILOV, D. F Cand Tech Sci -- "On the problem of using the lifting capacity
jh -an, 1961. (Min of
e crust iAconstruction of hydraulic structures." L
A
Construction of Electric Power Stations USSR. All-Union Sci Res Inst of
Hydraulic Engineering im B. Ye. Vedeneyev). (KL, 4-61, 199)

LERMAN, 114.D~i R.B.; ZHAVORONKOVA, Z.V.~ 1~
- _~,,~IIFILOV, D~I
. - - S- ~------
Finishing furniture panels with polyester varnis:-i in f,-r-,,L3.
Der. prom. 13 no.7:26-27 JI !64.
(Vupjt- 17:11)

FANFILOV, D.I. (Moskva)
Metastatic cancer of extramedullary loca-lization. Zhur. n--vr. i nzikh,
61 no.11:1636-1643 163,. 01'4A 15-25
(SPINAL CORD-CANCER) (Cmrcm)

PANFILOV.D.P.; RA6zz OV'r.y.
Sluc4;e. NateorA gidrol. no.5:43-" MY 153. OU2A 8:9)
1. Gorlkovskoys UGHS, Volzhskaya ekspeditaiya, Koegidep.
I (lea on rivers, lakes, etc.) ;

I>ANFILOV, D.V.; Z;~IRAV L.V.
b=blebees (Hymenoptera,
;S=e data on the, rgstling and bohavior Of Yq-Je 62.
Bombus). Biul.HOIP.Otd.biol. W n0-3138-44 (MItA 15.11)
(Tula province-Bumbleba,311)

PANFILC7. D.V.; MAKMIN V.F.; YUP-TMV 13. - A.
More on conjugate distribution of tumblebees-and leguminous-plants
in the Arctic. Biul,HDIP.Otd.biol. 67 no.31130-131 W-Je 162.
(14IRA 15:11)
(Arctic regions--Bumblebees) (Aretic regions-Leguminosae)

FANFILOVj D.V.
Now specieo of flower Wagpo (Hymenoptera., Masaridae) from
Kirghizistano sbor. tz;ud, Zool. =ze IIGU 8:165-169 161.
OGIRA 15:5)
(K:LrgUzistan- ~Mmaridaa)

SOV/26-59-1-34/34
AUTHOR: Panfilov, D.V., Candidate of Biological Sciences
TITLE: Life Conditions of Insects in Winter (Usloviya zim-
ney zhizni nasekomykh)
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1959, Nr 1, pp 127 - 128 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author sketches diverse aspects of insect hiber-
nation. Insects may hibernate in the pre-adult sta-
ges of eggs and inert pupae or as adults. Insects
have become adjusted to cope with changing seasons
and have developed body-chemical adaptLtions to long
periods of cold and frost.' The endi4rance of the
---old itself is not the real problem, but avoidance
of excess evaporation of the water in the body and
of freezing of this water in the body due to repeat-
ed temperature changes from cold to warm and warm to
cold in an unusual winter. Threads wrapped about
the eggs and cocoonsiof pupae are to protect the
animal from evaporation of body water. Chemical
changes within the body bind certain amounts of
Card 1/2 water during cold periods. If too much water becomes
y,
Yk
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Life Conditions of Insects in Winter SOV/26-59-1-34/34
free in the body during intermittent warm weather,
sudden cold temperatures would cause freezing of
this water and subsequent rupture of internal or-
gans. This was observed in winter 1947/48, when
many bumblebees perished in the central parts of
European USSR, due to many temperature changes.
ASSOCIATION: Institut geografii AN SSSR /Moskva (The Geographical
Institute of the AS USSR /Moscow)
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PANFILOV, D-V-
.........
Strueture and 4rnamieg Of the range of animal SPOCiess
Voy.geog. no*48:90-102 160. (KM& 13:7)
(Zoogeograpby)

PANFILOV, Dmitriy Viktorovich- POMALENIKAYA, O.T., red.; UZAREVA) L.V.,
(Insects in tropical forests of South China] Hasekomye v tropiche-
sk:Lkh lesakh IUzhnogo Kitaia. Mo6ma, Izd-vo Mosk.univ., 1961. 3J+6 pa
(Moskavskoe obshchestvo ispytatelei prirody. Sredi prirody, no.52)
(MIRA 14-12)
(China, Central and South-Forest insects)

PANPILOV., D.V.; ROSSOLIMOP O.L.; SYROYECHKOVSKIY, YO.Yev
Species and geographical distribution of Bombinas in Tuva. Izv.
Sib.otd.AN SSSR no*6:106-113 161. (ML 14;6)
1, Institut geografii AN SSSR, Yjoskvas
(Tuva autonomous province-Bumblebeee)

- PANFILOV, D.V., -Imnd. biol. nauk- --
"Rock forest" in southern China. Priroda 47 no.9:92-95 S '58.
(Mm 11:9)
LInstitut geografft AN SSSR, Moskva.
(China-Rocks, Sedimentary)

PANFILOV, D.V.J9 kand. biolog. nauk (Moskva)
Bloodsucking mosquitoes. Priroda 51 (i.e. 521 no.5sl26-127
163. (MIRA 16:6)
(Mosquitoes)

USSR/General and Specialized Zoology Insects. P.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 8., 1958, 35211
Author : Panfilov, D.V1
Inst : The Moscow City Pedagogical Institute.
Title : To the Ecological Conditions of Bumble-bees found in
Moscow Oblast'.
Orig Pub : Uch. zap. M6sk. gor. ped. inOrta, 1956, 61, 467-483.
Abstract : The fama of 25 species of bumble-bees and their ecologic
distribution on the territory of the Moscow oblast were
given. The nesting habitats, ecologic grouping, daily
activities of the bumble-bees and the plants they visited
were described.
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SOV-26-58-9-17/42
AUTHOR: Panfilov, D.V., Candidate of Biological Sciences
TITLE: "Stone Forests" in the South of China ("Kamerinyye lesall na
yuge Kitaya)
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1958, Pr 9, pp 92-95 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the i4xt;-141 uplands in the south and southivest provinces
of Red China there is a ShJh-lirg or "Stone Forest" in a lime-
stone cave district. It is situated about 100 km southeast
from the town of Mmming at 2,000 m above sea level. The
"Stone Forest" landscape consists of 5 to 10 and 20 to 30-m-
high limestone towers and obelisks in 2 to 3 km aq patches,
eastward to the adjacent province of Kwelchov . The area was
visited in July 1956 by a joint Chinese-Soviet zoological and
botanical expedition. The limestone (the compository element)
is highly close-grained, strongly-changed in structure, cry-
stallic with thick veins of white quartz in places.The lime-
stone layers are horizontal or slightly sloping. There are
7 photos.
ASSOCIATION: Institut geografii AN SSSR /Moskva (The Institute of Geography/
Moscow)
1. Rocks--Formation--China
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PARrILOV, D.V., kand.biol.nauk.
,,~~Par~,Y~lljuating insects. Priroda. 47 no.4.-126 Ap 158.
(miRk 3.1:4)
l.Inetitut geografii AN SSSR. Moskva.
(Insects) (Pertilization of plants)

MAShOV, AlekBey Vasillyevich. Prinimali uchastiye: PARFILOV, A.T.;
ALUCSANDROV, N.N., dotsent; SOBERAYSKIY,
F.M., starshiy prepodavatell; SAKOTTSEV, B.P., atarshiy prepodava-
tell; YUNUSOVA, T.A., inzh.. VASIL' UVA, V.I., red.izd-va; RCKA-
NOVA, V.V., takhn.red.
[Directions for surveys with plane-table and theodolite at a scale
of 1:10,0001 'Nostavlonie po proizvodstvu monzullnykh i teodolitnykh
smemok v masshtabe 1:10000. Moskva, Izd-vo geod.lit-ry, 1960. 322 p.
(MIRA 13:8)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Gosuderetvannaya inspektaiya po zemle-
clizovaniyu i zomioustroyetvn. 2. Zaveduyushchi kafedroy geodesii
oskovskogo instituts in2henerov zemlaustroystva ffor Haslov). 3. Na-
challnik gosudaretvannoy inspektaii po zemleustroystvu i ZeMlep0l'20-
vaniyu Ministeratva sallskogo kho2yayatva SSSR (for Panfilov).
(Surveying)

CF,INA Gonoral and Spocial ZoologY. InsOcts-
systomatios and Faunistios.
Abs Jour: Rof Zhur-Biol., No 21, 1958, 96414.
Author ; Panfilov. D. V.
Inst :got
Titlo :Distribution of Bumblo Buos (Bombus) in China.
Orig Pub: Acta googr. sinica, 23, Vo 3, 221-22Z.
Abstract; Fauna characteristics of tho bumblo boos in
China, whore there arc 110 spocies at 7-)rosont.
On the basis of thoir distribution on tho torrit-
cry of China there are at prosont four zoogoogra-
phical suberggions: Tapanoso-Chinoso-Himalayan,
Asian mountainous, L-:,Uropoan-Kazakhstan-Mongolian
and 3uropoan- 7-)iborian; theso in turn arc dividod
into 13 provincos. Charactoristic spocics of
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CHINA / Goncral and Spocial Zoology. Insocts.
Systamatics and Faunistics.
Abs Jour,. Rof Zhur-Biol., No 21,, 1958# 96414.
Abstraot: buablo,boos aro oitod for oadh of tho provincos.
Tho valuo of this group of insoctss zoogoograph-
ical structutos and landscapo oonditions aro
undarseorad. -- G4.k. Viktorov.
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IR,

PANPILOV, D.VJ SHAMIN, V.F.;'MTSEV, B.A.
Conjugate distribution of bumblebees and legumiums plants in
the Arotio. wul.moip. ota.biol. 65 no.3.-53-62 Yly-.Te 16o.
(MMA 13-.?)
(ARCTIC R1aICN8---3UNBIJWkS)
(ARCTIC REGIONS-13GUMMOUB)
(FERTMUTION OF PLMS)~

30) S 07/10- 5 91- - 3) -;5/3 2
AUTHOR: Panfilov.,D.V.--
TITLE: The Boundary Between Tropical and Subtropical Landscapes in
East Asia (According to Research Material on Yunnan).
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya geograficheakaya, 1959,
Nr 3, PP 31-41 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In 1956/57, the author took part in a Chinese-Soviet zooloGic-
al and botanical expedition which stayed for about six months
in Central and South China, especially in the province of
Yunnan. The author studied in particular the problem of
boundaries between the tropics and the humid subtropics.
This problem is difficult to study, because both in Europe
and in Asia (except China) tropics are sharply separated
from subtropics either by seas, deserts or high mountains.
The author first distinguishes and characterizes 3 climatic
zones of Yunnan: the zone of low valleys, passes and forests;
the climate of the southern peripheral slopes of the Yunnan
Highlands, from about 900 m to about 2,500 m and the climate
Card 1/3 of the Yunnan Highlands. He thoroughly describes all kinds

zcq/10- ~z2
The Boundary Between Tropical and Subtropical Landscapes in East Asia
(According to Research Material on Yunnan).
of landscapa in Yunnan: valleys with adjoining terracesp
passes and-interfluvial areas. He triea to find out how
tropics can be distinguished from subtropics in that province.
He states that from the standpoint of biology the boundary
is not indentical with the annual average temperature line
because a great deal of typically-tropical organisms are
able to live and actually do' live in a form of tropical
biological protuberances extending into the subtropdos.
The reason is because those organisms are better able to
preserve their biologically-needed stock of water in them-
selves (their struggle against "physiological dryness")
.provided the subtropical area is sufficiently humid, where-
as typically-subtropical organisms are not able to match the
attacks of tropical heat, But yet there are cases where
the gradual passage between tropics and subtropics turns a
real curtain (this applies in particular to subtropical
organisms). There are 18 references, 17 of which are So-
Card 2/3 viet and 1 German.

I SOVic-59-3-3/3.2
The Boundary Between Tropical and Subtropical Landscapes in East Asia
(According to Research Material on Yunnan)
ASSOCIATION: Institut geografii AN SSSR (Institute of Geography of the
AS USSR).
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FANFILOV., D. V.
,AN-rILOV, D. V. - "Rexapoda: Insects Affecting Alfalfa in Stalin-
gradskaya Oblast." Sub 19 Sep 52., Moscow Order of -.-he Leeniin State U
imeni H. V. Lomonosov. (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate
in Biological Science~.
SO: Vechernaya Moskva January-December 1952

PANIPIWV. D-V-
fauna of the U-S-S-R. Trudy 2001.
E~mencptera, kpterogynidae (MM 7:7)
Aust& 36:146-153 154.
(Hymenoptera)

.1. PANFILOV, D. V.
2. u3sR (6oo)
4. Bumblebees
7. Bumblebees of the subgenus Cullumanobombus Vogt (I~vmenoptera, Apoidea).
Trudy Vses. ent. obshch. 43. 1951.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1953. Unclassified.

PAIWIWF, D.V.
Contrib;Alon to the taxonomy of bunble-bees (Hymenoptera, Don-
binae), including a description of now forms [with Inglish summary
in inzert]. Zool.zhur.35 no.9:1325-1334 5 '56. (Mak 9:12)
1. Zoologicheskiy muzey Moskovskogo gosudaretvannogo universiteta
imeni M.V.Lomonosova.
(Bumblebees)

PANFILOV, MUTRIY VIKTOROVICH
Nasekorjyye v Tropicheskil-ch Lesbal:h Yuzhnogo Kitaya. Mskva, Izd-vo
Moskovskogo Unversiteta, 1961.
146 p. Illus., Diagrs., Maps. (Moskovskoye Obshchestvo Isptateley Prirodv.
Sredi Prirody, Vyp. 52)

PANFILOV, D.V.
Subfossil inse6t remnants from Serebryanyy Bor. Biul.140IF.
Otd.biol. 70 no-5:115-3-16 S-0 165.
(YJRA 18:12)

PANFILOV, F.P starshiy lettenant, rukovoditell gruppy politzanyatiy
Work den&iding inspiration. Komm. Vooruzh. Sil 4 no.8:
72-74 Ap--164. (KIRA 17t6)

PAIWIIOV, G.; ZDAVOVSKIY, S.
Experiment verified IV life. Okhr. truda I sots. strakh. n&..1.-42-44
J1 '58. (MIRA 3-1:12)
I.Predseclatell komissii ekhranr truda Fervego gesudarstvennogo
podshipni~avogo zaveda (for Panfilev). 2.Nachallnik otdela
besepasnesti Pervego gesudaretvermoge podshipnikovoge zaveda (for
Zdanovskir).
(Industrial WOO

PAMLOV, Go
"To make roses bloom and the gardens grow next to tho concrete
and steel' n Okhr. truda i sots. strakh, 4 no,6:14-15 Je 161#
(MIRA 14:7
1. Predsedatell komissii okhrany truda zavkoma I-an
r-osudarstvennogo podshipnikovogo zavoda.
I-.VpWing industry-Hygienic aspect
--149nov S)
N

PAIWILOV, G.; VASILYUK, V. -
Automation of production and irdustrial safety. Sov. profsojuzy
7 no-17:31-33 S '59. (MIRA 12- U)
1.Predsedatell komisaii okhrany truda 1-go Gosuclarstvennogo
podshipnikovogo zavoda (for -Panfllov). 2.Tekhnicheskiy inspektor
Mookovokogo gorodskogo soveta professionallnykh soyuzov (MGSPS)
(for Vasiey-uk)
(Bearing industry--Pafet7 measuree)

PANTILOV, G.
Be tactful with thooe offering efficiency mWestions. nn. SSM
19 no.6t,58 Je 158. (KM 11:6)
I =sedatell komissil, po ratsiomalizatorskim prealozheni7am
ile, imirskogo oblfinotdela,
(Vladimir Proviuce-Yinance)

..PANFIWV. G.
tte activity of efficiency promoters. Fin. SSSR 17
no.i2:62-63 D 156. (KLRA 10:1)
(Vladimir Province-Finance)

PAIWILOVF G.- .'.PLATITSIN, V., yurist, Geroy; Sovetskogo Soyuza
Important role of a public inspector. Okhr. trada i
sots. strakh. ) no. 10:44-45 0 160. (MMA 13:11
1, Predsedatellkomissii okhrany truda 2avkoma 1-go
Gosudaretvannogo podshipaikovogo zavoda.
(Bearing industry--Wgienic aspects)

4: .7
PANKIOV. GO; I-C-DEDEVv A~j VATULIN, 1.
Me banner of the precongreas.6&petition is raiSedJ Okhr- trUcla
i sots. strakh. 4 no.3:4-5 Mr~z'61. (MIRA 140)
1. Predsedatelt komissii ollrany truda zavkoma Pervogo gosudar-
stvermogo poclehipnikovogo zavoda (for. Panfilov). 2. Nachallnik
otdela tekhniki bezopasnosti zavoda.;,~Serp i molot" (for Lebedev).
3. Predsedatell komissii 6khimny truda Moskovskogo avtozavoda
imeni Likhacheva (Tor Vatulin). '
(IndustrialAygiene)

T-W A,,A-- / 4e~ 1~ - C'-', // -
BIDNYAGIIU, H.P.; PANFILOV, G.A.; POSTOVSKIY. I.Ya.
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I ~Vtl`il I. - i"!-~w
Chemistry of naph one. Part 7: Nitration of naphthacens.
Zhur.ob.khim. 28 no.2:365-368 F 158. (MIRA 11:4)
l.Urallskiy politekhnicheskiy institut.
(Nitration) (Haphthacene)

SHUIJJTKO,, M.L*,, kandamed.naiikj FANFILOVA, ei*A*j kand*medonauk
Ditrathoracio interventions In pr5mary tuberculosis in obdl.--
dren and adoTeseents. Probl. tub. 40 no,601-35162
- (MIU 16t12)
1. Iz .1mrdlovskogo nauabno-issladovatellskogo instituta
tuberkulaza (diro - prof. I.A. Shaklein, zmestitell direk-
tora po nauabnoy cbasti - kand. mod. nw-ak IN.G.Batkin).

BERIZAND, M.Ye.,- -PANFILOV.At-~.A.
Forecasting the time of fog dissipation. Trudy, GGO no.138-,
73-81 163. (MIRA l7s2)

FX
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AUT-ORS.- Be drya,ina 31. P. Panfilov, G. A. Postovskiy, 1. YL:.
t,
TITLEt Or thu Chemistry of Naphthacene (K khimii naftatsena)
VII. The ITitratin. of Naphthacene (VII. Nitrovaniye naftatsena)
PERIODICAL: Zhiirnal Obshchey hChiriii, 1958, Vol. 2rc, 1r 2, pi). 365 - 3GS ("TSSR)
ABSTRACT; This information was publiohed in Zhurnal Obshchey KII-Juii, 20,1711,
(1'50). Due to the hard accessibility of tube naphtliacenic hYdro-
carbon its cbeniztry ha3 beon little investigated. 'Yh1',u c.-. its-
nitrating has not yet "been described in publications. The investi-
gation carried out by the authors shows that n~_,pbthvxene in nitrat-
ing behaves analoacus to anthracene. IT-aphtliacene for,-,is unstable

y x1c acid
,drorjitro products at the expense of the addition of nit,
h
at the para-po3itions of one of the central rinfs. At the second
central ring no addition takes place any more, probaUl., because the
addition at the first rin&c splits the molecule in two Jizolatee_~ aro-
matic systems: into the benzene- and raphthz4lene ajrstem -abich do
not possess any active me ta-po si t ions. The obtained hjdroiiitro de-
rivatives of naphthacene, like the corre spon din,-,, products of the
anthracene series, represent little stable coflipoundz. On heating
in or,Tanic 3olvents, in attempts to recrystallive ther,,,, they are
Card 1/3 readily and completely converted to pure p-naphthaccne quinone.

On the Chemistry of Naphthacene.
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79-2-20/64
VII. mhe Nitratinta of RaPhthacene
Anaguinone or other products were not found in this conjocLion.
This indicates that the addition durin- nitratin- on!., '6-'akes place
at para-positions. To conclude from the constants and the values
of the analyses di-hydronitro derivates, even wit1iout, ndCitional.
purification) represent comparatively pure individual compounds.
The most stable 9-nitro-10-acetc,xydili-.,,,d.ronaplitliacerie c~-n be0 re-
crystallized frem Glacial acetic acid wbich was heated to "0 C. The
production and the investigation of 0-nitrona-phthacene are render-
ed difficult due to its extraordinary unstability. It is much
leuo stable than 9-nitroanthracene and on heating in various or-
,-,anic solvents or during stora-rre at low temperatures and especially
in li-bt it rapidly decomposes and is converted to p-naphthacene,
quinone. 9-nitronaplitbacene can be recrystallized by putt-in- in
boiling water and rapidly coolina the solution after filtration.
In a dry, crystalline state it is stable and can be stored. In
contrast to the yellow 9-nitroanthracene, 9-nitronapbthacene is
red. SwALary: 1) It was found that on nitrating of nap'llithacene an
addition 'Oroduct - 9-nitro-10-oVdihydronaphthacene (II) forns. By
the influence of acetic acid it is converted to 9-nitro-10-acetoxy-
dihydronaphthacene (III), and by the influence of concentrated
hydrochloric acid in 9-nitro-10-chlorodihydronal)litliacL-re 00.
2) Tbe authors produced 9-nitrona-ahthacene (V) by the influence of

79-2-20/'-4
On the Chemistry of Napht'hacene. VII. The Nitrating, of ITapht"lacene
30 c,,16 Y'aOH upon 9-nitro-10-chlorc)dihydronaphthacene CIV) 3) It wras
found that the dihydronitro derivatives of naphthacene iII-IV) and
0-nitronaphthacene are still nore unstable than the corres-:;ondine
compounds of the anthracene series. On heating with solvents or
without solvents they are easily converted to p-naplithacene qui-
none. There are 5 references, 1 of uhich is Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Urals'Polytechnical Institute
(Urallskis politeklinicheskiy institut)
SUBMITIM, D: January 7, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Con,,re3s
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30928. IIIANFILOV, G. c~
Rela dlya predotvrashchenlya raboty elek-trOivLgateley na d7okh fazakh-
Prom. energetika, 1949, No. 10, s. 12-13.

FAI;?11017, 0. ]-
"Relay for Preventing Electric Motors fromm 0-1perating
on Two Phases," Proin. Energet., No. 10y 1949- Stato
Bearing Factory im. L. M. Kaganovich, -cl949-.

PANFIWVA. G. V.
Late results of the treatment of herpetic keratitis. Uch.
zap& UEIGB 51195-~197 T62 (MIRA 1611l)

vo-wiliTSOV. B.N.; PAUrLd, I.A.
Illowancei3 for wepr of thin wires. lzm.teV:tl. no.5:17-19 5-0 '57.
(MVIA 10: Q'i
Olechanicel vearl) (Wire)

VOLOSHIN, A.M., inzh.; PANFILOV, I.D., tekbnik; USTIMENKO, A.A.,, tekhnik
Ventilating a mine section with the collector-drift in
the banging wall of the ore body, Met, i gornorud. pr=e
no*4;76-77 JI-Ag 163,- (KMA 16: 11)
1. Rudnik im. Dzerzhinskogo, Krivoy Rog.

PANFXWVL--I*I,; HIRSXIY, G.G. glaynyy inzhenor; KIATSV, V.N., arkhitelktor.
Elevator shafts in apartnent houses, Gor. khoz. Xosk, 32 no,3:35-36
Mr '58. (HnU 11:3)
1. Nachallnik Proyektnoy kontory Moczhilupravlenya (for Panfilov).
(Moscow-Blevators)

ACCESSION NR: AT4026349 8/0000/62/009/000/0117/0122
AUTHOR: Posternak, Ya. I.; Panfilova, I. I.; Shturmin, )ra.P.; Shokhat, V. S.
TITLE: The IXM-1-24 universal automatic computai! with ferrite-diode modules
Ito obeidpoilto Informatsit, inashinnomu perevodu i avto-
maticheskoinu chteniyu toksta. Moscow, 1961. Vy0chislifelInaya i informatsionnaya
tekhnika (Information processing and computer teolgiology); obqrnik materialov
impoziuma. Moscow' 1962' 117-112
TOPIC TAGS: data processingl memory, LEM-1-24 com1uter, ferrite diode module
an impro version
ABSTRACT: The article describes the new LEM-1-24 computer ved
of the old LEM-1-16. The machine is designed not only to solve mathematical pro-
blems, but also to perform experimental work, related to the solution of logical and in-
formation problems. Using parallel-series operation, the computer has a fixed point
and operates with 24 bits. The majority of operations are performed at a speed of 30
cycles at a frequbnoy pf 30 kilocycles. This means an operation speed of 1000 opera-
tions per second, with the eiception of inultiplication (600 operations) and division
(about 85 operations per second). While'individual iDommands, such as division and
Individual print-out an being performed, othor operegone may proceed slmultanoou~r

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As compared with the older model; there Is. a negligible loss of speed in the LEM
(17%), but this reduction Is compensated by the transition from two-cycle to one-cycle
ecution of a number of operations. The coinmand coding system Is of the combined
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type: one-address with respect to the memory devices and full three-address with
respect to the internal registers of the arithrjetic imit. The presence in the arithmetic
unit of 7 memory calls and 6omplete three-a4dress access to them sharply reduces the
number of accessionsto the memory devices,,(by approximately 65%) and reduces the
number of commands required for problem oRlution. A characteristic feature of the
machine is the presence of an articnIated aritiunetic unit (block) consisting of individual
units for arithmetic operations: adder, multiplier, divider, logical operation circuit,
memory registers, and also a large internal machine memory for 8 thousand ad-
dresses. Used as the operational memory in the computer Is the magnetic operational
memory d6vice MOZU-1000 with ferrite cores, pr(~Iuced. by the Astrakhanskly zavod
matematicheskikh mashin (Astrakhan MathematicEd Machine Plant). This device can
store 1024 48-bit binary nwnbers. Since the machine operates with 24-bit numbers,
for more effective use of the MOZU-1000, the entire mermory unit was arbitrarily
broken down into two groups with 1024 24-bit numbers ta caoh, An ST-35 page-printer
telegraph set is used with the muhine for Wormation road-inandread-out. The vesult
at output is printed and pt~nched with bonveriton to a deoimil or ootal system of count-
ing. At the same times system-to-system, switchins is iwoomplished by a struotaial,
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circuit and does not encumber the machine with transformations or conversions. The
computer has a fairly universal repertoire consisting of 38 operation codes. Total power
consumption is in the order of 6-6 kilowatts. The i3omputer does not require cooling tind
can be easily installed in an area of 25-30 m2. The operation of the previously designed
-1-16 computer had shown!the advantages of ferrIW-diode'modules. Averaged data
IXM
for a period of more than three years operation of the mw~,hine indicated that these
modules were of high reliability. During that time, thO'ULean fanure was not more than
1 element per month out of 3, 000 units (about 0. 03%), juml 80% of the element failures wdre
attributable to faults in mounting or installation., Ilie Ina)--hine Is'simple to produce, easy
to adjust and of relatively low cost; operational expen4iturza G~re' very low. Orig. am
has: 2 figures.
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stantsii, t. 111, 1948 (kolon-titul; 1047), 6. 2P/1-302. Biblio.ar: 5 nr-zv.
SO: Letonis' 4hurnal'ny-kh Statev, Vol. 39, Moskva, 3.940,

DRUYAN, M.Ap PEREVEZENTSEV, T.G.; SOSNIISKIYp A.Ye.; PM, L*Yeo;
- OKI
Making 3OG1, 5L steel with addition of ferromanganese Ip the
ladle. Lit.proizv. no.7t8 Jl '&.'. (MAA l6z2)
(Steel-Metal-lurgy) (Forromanganese) '

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inq-,n!Oichiye 1jstr-yvs'L-.-a (Ran, ]d P n
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TOPIC TAGS: unii)olar sig-nal rrrnrHin, r--lin ~f-!

ABSTRACT: The introduction of unipolar recordinir has made possfole an increase in tha

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AUTHORS: Panfi~oy, I. V.; Sverdlik, A. N.: Myshl:in,_ G. P, , Sukonklin, A. P.;
iLxei ~-Yuv, fill 1.
TITLE: A generator for normal diatributiviB of :.-andom =fbers for a Ural-I
elect-rcrdo computer. Class 42, No. 1069290
SOURCVE! Byulletenl izobrete-Ay i =.ak),.,, no. 6. 7'
TOPIC TAGSi normal diBluxibution, random number generation/ Ural 1 electi-cnic
computer
ABSTRACT: Mis Author Certificate presents a g~?nerator of norms-Ily distriblited
random numbers for a "Ural-l" electron.' t
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FANFILOV K K KOTLYARENKO, N.F.; ZRAZHEVSKIY, G.N.
First electrical engineers graduated by the S.M. Kirov Railroad
Engineering Institute in Kharkov. Avtom., telem.j sviaz' 8
no.4:17-18 Ap 164. (MIRA 18t2)
1. Dekan fakuliteta avtomatilci, telemekhaniki i svyazi Kharl-
kovskogo instituta inzheneroir zheloznodorozhnogo transports. im.
$.M. Kirova (for Panfilov). 2. Zaveduyushchly kafedroy
"Avtomatika i telemekhanika" Khar1kovskogo instituta inzhenerov
zbelr,znodorozhnogo transporta im. S.M. Kirova (for Kotlyarenko).
3. Zaveduyushchiy kafedroy "Transportnaya svyaz"' Khartkovskogo
instituta inzhenerov zheleznodorozhnogo transporta im. S.M. Kirova
(for Zrazhevskiy).

PANFILOV, Konotantin Konstantinovich kand. tekbne nauk; VIASOV, N.L~inzh.t
otvo red*; VYADRO, Shta.---j
,, ;e,7d.,- MATVIICHUK9 ~-. ~-ekhn. red.,
(Automation and remote control on railroads] Avtoma-tika i teleme-
khanika na zhelezmyl-h dorogakh. Yd-ev, 1961. 46 P', (Obahchestvo
po rasprostraneniiu politichoskikh i naucbnykb znanii Ukrairwkoi
SSR. Ser.7, no.10) (MIRK 15.1)
(Railroads) (Automation) (Remote control)

- PANFIWV, K.M., inzh.
Students build a greenbouse. Politokh.obuch. no.12:47-54
D '5 9. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Predeedatell roditellskogo komiteta shkoly No.148, Moskva.
(Student activities) (Greenhouses) -

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PAN.MOV$I I.Aj :NOSKCIV,, V.V,
I POWINN
Determination of-benzene in coke-oven gas. Zav. lab. 29
no.6:662-664 163. (MM 16:6)
1. Kwnetakiy filial Vastoobnogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo
uglekbimicheakogo instituta.
(Benzene) (coke-oven gas)

AUTHORS- Vorontsov, B.N., and Panfilov, I.A. 115-5-7/44
TITLE: On the Wire Wear Tolerance (0 dopuske na iznos provolochek)
PERIODICAL: 'Ilzmeriteltnaya Tekhnika", So 5, Sep-Oct 1957, PP 17-19 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article deals with the measuring wires applied in the con-
ventional three-wire method of measuring the pitch diameter of
thread-cutting instruments and thread calipers. According to
the requirements of standard 'IrOCT 2475-441'and the instruction
"45-48", plant- inspectors are forced monthly to rpject large
quantities of usable wires, since a diameter inaccuracy of
0.0003 mm already makes wires rejectable. Apart from that,
wires are presently designed mainly to be measured by hor-
izontal optimeters, while actually an increasing number of
plants is employing vertical optimeters, length meters and
minimeters and not horizontal optimeters. The author suggests
~ revision of the existing technical conditions. He describes
~ wire checking method developed by the measurements-labor-
atory of the Gorlkiy Automobile Plant and cites the wire
tolerances applied by this plant. lie mentione that the plant
still has a large stock of wires made by the American atand-
ard. The method of the Gorlkiy plant allows a 2j-times higher
Card 112 diameter wear tolerance of wires without an increase of error

PANFIIOV ., moyor meditainekoy eluzhby*
OIJK~
Glinical and laboratory olmiraoteristics of dysentery patiartts during
their first and repeated hospitalizations. Voen. med. zhur. no.4-.
BI-81 AP '59, (MIRA 120)
(DYSMMRYt BAGIIJARYO statist.
hoop. statist. on first A repeated hoopitalization (this))

:ACcEsSION NR: AR4022433 S/0058/64/000/001/A027/AO27
'SOURCE: RZh. Fizika, Abs. 1A259
THORS: Gumanskiy, G. A.; Panfilov, L. X.
1,T,UITLE: Pulse-beight analyzer with photogra]plhic recording
icl-TED SOURCE: Nauchn. tr. Tashkentsk. un-t, vy*p. 221, 1963, 176-179
TOPIC TAGS: pulse-height analyzer, photographic analyzer output,
linear amplifier, square wave oscillatox,.synchroscope, pulse ioni-
zation chamber, uranium Alpha spectrum
TRANSLATION: A simple pulse-height analyzer with photographic re-
.cording is described. Factory type instruments were used where
possible in the development of this analyzer. The analyzer consists
I
.of a DM linear amplifier, a square-wave pulse shaper (GI-2A 08cilla-
tor), 251 synch~roscnpe, UIP power.supply, and a photographic camera,

ACCESSION NR: AR4022433
Each investigated pulse is represented on the syndbroscope screen
by 'a horizontal line, the height of wbich relative to some initial
;,line is proportional to the pulse amplitude at the input. During
ithe measurements, the syndbroscope screen is photographed continuous-
I
11y on a single photographic plate. The investigated spectrum is
tobtained by photometry of the developed plate. The analyzer de-
scribed can-be used in conjunction with a pulse ionization chamber
.to inves~_igate the alpha spectrum of a natural mixtureof uranium
salts. L. S.
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payjWV, L.M.
-nractice of a radio broadcasting statiOll shift] Opyt rabot7 smeny re6dio-
[Work . Moskva, GoGjzd_vO jjt-_yy p0 vopro" avlazi I
veshCbatellnogo tsentra. (mLU 6:7)
radiG. 17 P. (itudiobroadeasting)

KAZANSKAYA, I.I., kand.tekhn.nauk; PANFILOV, inzh.; ~P'OLITOII, V-I,
Causes for the appearance of (jefects in Ielical-cross rolling
of circular periodic shapes. Stall 22 no.9:824-826 S 162.
(MIRA 15:*11)
1. Vsesoyuznyj, nauchno-jesiedovatel'skiy i proyektno-konstruktorskiy
institut metallurgicheskogo mashinostroyeniya.
(Rolling (Metalwork))

W. A ir ~-q
Cpoen4earbh Fixr~aosm
Imel Conservation
'Autcckatizel.iom =1 neJ~.FcmFnW-tn tpen-HeMrth
FUrtaces of Glaruralm&t' Factories," M. 1.
pmell'-T' &W~ ! P
'~Za Zkom-omiyu Toplive Vol VI. No 4-
ContampcraZ7 mathods of re4ralatIng operation of
me-ba-1.1. gical furnaces have been introduced'~n
LysIvenski.7, Ala payeT, Noro-
Tagil I skiy, - Imeni Kujvbyshiv.,'Ch-dz ov j'' Nori6 -
Sereginakiy. N6v6-Stildliiikly-~aiia-s6vii~iikit
fawt,=ie-s. Alapayev factory, after carr~lng
42/49-Tito
P
USSRAngineoring (Contd) Apr 49
out a m,.mbe-- of
aulo:~atfzed trana3ror v6n.-Wafid ~re-siiure ri6gitUtioa
4- - 41 ~ - I - . . - - " ' h-fia'i-ifime"i"i-
t'-- Uor-:6g Fspace or iw6'4en-heart ea.
In. 1948, 14 * -6~en-'hearth.furnAce.a-vere autcantlZab.
in eight faotorles of GlqvurAl t.
42/49T40,,

DA
r-l-,AIF / L_ -0 r,
KATABROV, A.V.; KIMOCHKIN, B.N.; SHIROKOV, G.I.1 10KAIMV, N.I., dotsent,
rateensent: PANFILOV. M.I.. inzhener, retsenzent.
[Therm al processes of open-hearth furnaces in rzapfd steel making]
Teplovye rezhimy martenovskikh pechei pri skorostaom stalevarenii.
Sverdlovsk, Goo. nwichno-takhn. i2d-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tovetuol
metallurgii, 1953. 140 p. (xLRA 7:6)
1. VVIIT. (Open-hearth process)

RA novich- RYBAKOV, V.P., redaktor; KOVALXIMO,,N.I..
VILOV, W"il I.Y&
--larthnicheatty redanor
[Interfactory schnols in open-hearth chops, from the experience of
the Ural iron industi7l Hezhzavodskie shkoi7 v martenovskikh'tee-
khakh; iz -opyta metallurgicheskikh zavodov Uralas Sverdlovsk, Goa.
nauchne-tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po, chernoi t tavetnoi metallurgii,
Sverdlovokoo otdolonle, 1955. 68 p. (mnu s:6)
(Ural mountain region-Technical education)
(Open-hearth process)

PANFIIOV. M.1., inzhener; &HAVILIZON, M.V., iushener.
Now combastion control system for Martin f=-naces- Stal' 15 mo-b
84-86 Ja 155. (mw 8:5)
1. Glavuralmet i Uralmetallurgavtomatika.
(Open-hearth process)

Ail

i3URDILKOV, D.D.-:-FA"!IAV--M.I.;HI;DV=V, I.P.;STRUGOVSHCHIKOV. D.P.',NIKOIAYMV.
A. M, -, -Ir. f ,
Ways to expand old plants in the Urals. Stall 16 no.9:818-820 S 156,
I (HIa& 9;11)
1. Glavuralmet Hinisterstva abarnoy motallurgli MR; *
(Ural Mountain r*&ion--MetalI6iiic-al plants)

SOLOVKOV. Alsksandr Irons tan t Inovich; TRIYOKOV. Aleksey Grigorlyevich;
,I~RLIZAROT,Aleksandr Georgiyevich; PAEFUDY, X.I., redaktor;
MINIX, V.P., redaktor izdatel'iTv""a'-,"1W-'r#.1.ffW takhnicheakiy
redaXtor
LISYing and fettling of the hearth of open-hearth furnaces; practices
of-the Magnitogorsk Metal Combine) Ilvdka i nevarka pods. martanovskikh
pechei; opyt Magaitogorskogo metallurgricheskogo kombinata., Sverdlovsk,
Gos.o n&uchno-4ekhnAzd-vo lit-r2r p0 chernoi t tevetnoi metallurgit
Sverdlovskoe otd-nia, 1957- 109 P- (HIBA 10171
(Open-hearth fir4aces)

KSLINIK, V.P. recbiktor izdatelletva;
eq, -tor
ZEF, n C~eskiy redak
P~94uojng steel in opev-hoaAh furnaces; a textbook for
schools and* courses for ex rts) :Proizv'ocletvo stali v
:martenovskikh pech*~A; u'chebtoe posobie dlia sbkol i kursov
maste'rov.-.Sverdlovsk, Cos. naucbno-te*khn. Izd-vo lit-ry po
chernoi i tsvetnoi metallurgii, ~-verdllovskoe otd-nie
1957- 400 p. (MLRA 10:5)
(Open-Hearth furnaces)

VECHER, N.A.; UKUKEN, P.V.; PANFILOV, M.I.; PASTUIGIOV, A.I.; TSEKHAN~XIY,
X.I.1 ARONOVICH M.S. ;*TU8nATkV-;-k.A., inzh.; GARCHENKO, V.T.;
ORMAN, M. To
Review of D.A,Smollarenkols book "Quality of carbon steel."
Stall 23 no-92800-804 3 163. (YLIRA 16slO)

VBCHF,Rq N.A.v inzh.; GEP14AIDZE, G. Ye.p inzb.;*P LOV, M.I., dotsent;
KRILIK09 M.M., lnzh.; NERSHCHIYp N.F.,, inzh,; ILYFaW, K.s... inr2j.;
ANTONOV, S.P.; DTKSHTEYNp Ye.I.,; YAGNTIJKp M.I.; BELIKOVp K.N.;
GONCHAREYSKIYv Ya.A.; TRIFONOrv A.G.; SEDACHp O.A.
"Open-hearth plants with large-oapacity furnaces" by D.A. Smoliarenko,
N.I. Ifanova. Reviewed by N.A. Vecher and others. Stall 21 no.2:125-126
P 161. (MIRA 14:3)
1. Sverdlovskiy sovet narodnogo khozynystva (for Vecherp Germaidzeq Pan-
filov).
Open-hearth furnace-Deqim-i-anid' constr ction)
(Smoliarenkol D.A.)(fi'anovay N.1-Y

ZATMTUKHA, Kikita Taoillyevna. inzh.; BIGMY, Abdrashit Museyevich,
kand.tek.hn.na-ak; TOLKOT, Leonid Andreyovich, inzh.; BB=-
NXZMTM, Aleksey Andreyevich, laind.tel:hn.nauk;-]~M?APT-,-!!:,,,!,-,
insh., red.; TSMALIST, N.H., P)d.izd--va; VMTLTIZ9 R.H.y
takhn.red.
[steel pouring in modern open-hearth furnace plants) Razlivka
stali v sovremennykh martenovskikh tsekhakh. Sverdlovsk, Goa.
nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tavetnoi metallurgii.
SverdInvakoe otd-nie, 1959. 215 P. (MMA 13:3)
(Opoi-hearth process) (Steel watings)
v 7't~`~ I

-PAVFJ-WV,--Mikbgil Ano-vich 3:1 A.B.,
-1y --;--YECHER, N.A., retsenzent; DOKSHITSK
red.; BURIKOV, M.M., red. izd-va; MATLYUK, R.M., tekbn. red.
[Handbook for the &pan-bearth furmace ol*ratorl Spravochnoe ruko-
vodstvo stalevara martenovskoi pechi. Sverdlavsky Gos. nauchno-
tekbn. izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tswtnoi metallurgiij 1961. 298 p.
(MIRA 14:11)
(Open-bearth process)
4.

18(0)
AUTHOR: Panfilov, M. I. SOV1131-59-3-6/18
TITLE: Ways and Means of Increasing the Stab_~Jity of Open-Hearth Furnace
Bottoms (Puti povyaheniya stoykosti podin martenovskikh pechey)
PERIODICAL: Ogneuporyp 1959, Nr 3, pp 120-123 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the present paper the author compares the operation figures of
a number of open-hearth furnaces with stoppage times of between
10 and 13 % with those of leading plants as e.g. M, 1M, NTMK,
which have stoppage times of only between 6 and 8 %. 1hus, he draws
the conclusion that the open-hearth furnaces have still consider6ble
reserves for an increase in the steel-melting output which can be
exploited by a reduction of the cold and warm stoppage times. The
stoppage times necessary for the cold furnace repair were everywhere
reduced during the past years, both by the use of basic refractories
and by a reduction of the time necessary for repairing. The warm
stoppage times for furnaces are still too long, especially in the
case of repairing the furnace bottoms.1rom table 1 it can be seell
that for a thorough cleaning of the furnace bottoms not only the
high air pressure is of decisive importance but also the method of
using it. The opinions on the melting and the nature of monolith
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Ways and Means of Increasing the Stability of, Open-Hearth Furnace Bottoms
the past 25 years as can be seen frora the papers by Grum-Grzhimaylo,
Pines, Karmazin, Karnaukhov, Ih)mentlyev, and Berezhnoy. Based upon
investigations Berezhnoy showed that the process of furnace bottom
melting depends above all on the diffusion of iron and manganese
oxides into periclase crystals which is promoted by an increase in
the temperature of the furnace. Fine magnesite is to be preferred
in this connection. Finally, the author says that hitherto no de-
finite theory as to the'structure of' furnace bottoms has been
established. It must, however, be admitted that the theoretical
achievements hitherto made facilitated an improvement as can be
seen from the results of training in this field, shown on table 2.
Only the Verkh-Isetskiy and Ktishvinakiy works have to be considered
backward in this respect.-There are 2 tables and 7 Soviet references.
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Sverdlovsk, Gon.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tovetnoi
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MEMWICH, Vadim Igaat 'yevich; ISKRAKOV, aenim Kbanipovich,-. JUHF-MQL_
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(MIRA 13:9)
(Open-hearth furnaces-Maintenance and repair)

PANFIWV., ~MMIL IVANOVICH N15
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"Literatural's F. 395

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