SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PAVLOVA, S. N. - PAVLOVA, S. N.

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AM4pvna; DRIATSKAYA, Zoya Vasillyevna; BARANOTA, Z.N.;
-pAyL "v_c*r&tjM N
xMCHITAN, 21*bMOVA, N.N.- ZAVIMTWRAU. S.V.; RAGINA,
G.M.. vedushchly red.; YASHCHUMIRSEAU, A.B., tekhn. red.
Coils of eastern areas of the U.S.S.R.] Neftl vostoohnykh mionov
SSSR; spravochnala kniga. Pod red. S.N. Pavlovoi I Z.V. Driatekoi.
Isningrad, Gos. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo neft. I gorno-toplivnol lit-
ry, Isningr. otd-nie, 1958. 506 p. (MIRA IDIO)
(petroleum)

18(6)
AUTHORS: Kuznetsov, V. :).. Academician,
Loakutov, A. 1. , 11nv1OvF', S.
TlTLEt The Problem of the Cold Hardeninv of --letal 13 Yhen Cut n., Wi th
a Lubricant (K vorrosu o nnklepe metnilov nri re7anii so
3mazkoy)
I
PERIODICALt Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 123, Nr 2, pp 272-2'4
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: First, a short report is given on some earlier pnpers lf~ni,.np
with this subject. The pre3ent ppper seeks a f-nnl soluliDn
of this problem. k*s described by a previous paper by
N. A. Pleteneva et al. (4ef ?), ccld hardeninF was investi-
gated by measurin,7 microhardness on the plane bottom of th~
cavities drilled ou', hy monns of a snecial drill from R 19
steel and by using various lubricants. investigations were
carried out in brass, copper, aluminum, 7inc, and cadmium with
solutions of stearic acid in paraffin oil and of sodium olente
in distilled wnter, th,:? drill performina 450 revolutions per
minute. In the case of brass, copper, and aluminum, also
solutions of oleic acid ani stearic acid in purified mineral
Card 1/3 oil ani toluene were usei. in the latter case the drill

The Problem of the Cold !!ardening of 'Aetals ."'hen
Cutting With a Lubricant
performed 9 revolutions ner minute_ Vicrohardriess was mensurel
by means of the device PMT-". The results obtainel by th-
experiments a7p 7iven bv 4 :ables Table 1 contnins th- mic-c-
hardness values ef surfaces after dr-Iling in solutions cf
stearic ac,d in para"fin ri: wi*h a velocity of .150 revolitons
per minute. Each vhl,ie Fiver , n this table is an averap- vqlue
obtained from 20 to 10 mertsure,nents. In 'he case of brass,
copper, and aluminum a verN weak tendenc -v towards an incr-aFe
of microhardness with increasing concentration of the stenr,c
acid is ob3ervei. In the case cf -arilling in solutions f
sodium oleate in distil '-e-- water-, the infll:ence exercise. b 'y
surface-Fictive substances upor the s,rengthening of metqls was
even less. In th-.s cnse, a ~ weak tendency towards a (Iecrnase
of microhardness was found in aluminum. In the aforerlent:onod
cases the presence of surface-active substances in the lubri-
cant has thus practically no influence upon the strPnvthPnin,7
of motpla 31milar resultn were obtained also when drillinr
wns carried out with a greed of 8 revolutions per -ninutc.. In
the case of the dr,111iniz of brn,9,3, copper, Fini in
Card 213 solutions o' cloic Rcii nn! stear,.c ricA in purified minera',

The Problem of the C014. "nrdenin-~ Df ','etar -'.'hen ~;C V,"2- -
Cutting With n bu r) ri can t
oil, the strength of the bottom of the cnviti-s wns the snm-
in all concentreticns. However, when the sRme mate-ipls were
drilled with solutions of cleic acid and steqric ic-A i-.
toluene, a weak tendency towards Fin increase of mi--~,hQrdnosc:
with an increase of the content of surf%ice-a(-tivP subgtqnre,
was observed in a non-active solvent. Only in the -a~zp of
drilling aluminum with the use of solutions of sodium olqRt-
in distil'.ed water, wag a dec,~ase of strength observe!, ~,it to
an extent of not mo.-e th%4n 7 'he result.3 obtfiine~ hy tnr-
experiments discussed in this paper agree well with th- cc)n-
clusions drawn by S. Ya. Veyler (Ref 10). There are .1 tRb'e3
and 10 references, 9 of which are Soviet.
SUBMITTED: July 17, 1958
Card 3/3

sMOCE: kh~lmi'.Va i.-tokhnologlya toPlivimasel, no. 7, 1964, 12. 18
TOPIC'..TAGS* petroleum, sulfur, petroleum refinery product, hydrocarbon
ABSTRAM The article presents a complete characterization of Markovakiy
crude,-e light-brown, free-flowing liquid, possessing a sharp unpleaff"at
646 r,' due to it acontent of.oulfur compounds, chiefly-merceptana (0.89%
"Ifur). A complete physico-chemiegi characterization of the crude is
the:-contents of aromatic, naphthenic, and aliphatic hydrocarbons
Aix t" -varioui--temperature fractions are suismarized. The aultur content of
kiyicr
Markovs We is-compared with crudes of other-deposits. boiling points
andper'cent. yields are summarized for seven normal paratins, 16 isoparaffins,
seven asohthenic hydrocarbons (five-membered), threo naphthenic hydrocarbons
(abr-we"abered), and four aromatic hydrocarbons. The diesel fractions, mazut)
Crrd ~),~2

KUZNMSOV. V.t.. akadeniir; LOSKUTOV,
Hardening of metals In-cutting vItb lubrication. Dokl.AN SSSR 12--
no.2:27P-274 N '58. (KIRA 11:12)
(Natiili~lardening)

SKOBIO. A.I.: PAVIA)VA. S.N.; DRIATSKAYA, Z.V.
Use of adsorption refining for the production of high-quality
transformer oil from Imba crudes. Ms. i tekh. topl. i =eel
no.9t2l-24 S 157. (NLRA lotil)
1. Voesovuznyy nauchno-Iseledovatel'skiy institut po parerabotke nefti
i gaza I poluchenlyu iskusetvannago shidkogo topliva.
(Kazakhstan-Petroleum--Refining)
(Insulatirc oil$)

PAVLOVA, S. N.
USSR
017: Characteristics of the Syzrar Crude Oil Deposit
ON: Characteristics of the Novostepanovskiy Crude Oil Deposit
SOURCE: M: Sovetskiye Nefti, Moscow-L3ningrad, 1947
Abstracted in USAF "Treasure Island", on file in
Idbrary of Congress, Air Information Division,
Report No. 064044-064043

PAVLOVA, S. E.
USSR
On Characteristics of The Crude Oil of The Syzran' Deposit
Source: 11: Sovetskiye Ilefti, loscow Leningrad, 1947
y of Congress, Air Inforriat4on
Abstracted in USAF "Treasure Icland", on file in Lj:orar-
Division, Report No. 67636.

PAVIk IIA, S. F. (Go-author)
USSR
M- Sovetskiye Nefti. (Soviet Oils)
Moscow-Leningrad, 2947)
SOURCE: Abstracted in USAF "Treasure Island", on file in
Library of Congress, Air Information Division,
Report No. 78223, 22A,225, 226, 227, 228

PAVLOVA, S.N.; DRIATSKAYA, Z.V.; RkRANOVA, Z.N.; ZAVERSHIW>KAYA, S.V-
First industrial petroleum in Siberia. Khim.i tekh.topl.1
masel 6 no.9:8-14 3 161. (MMA 14: 10)
1. Vvesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut po pererabotke
nefti i gaza i poluchenlyu iskusstvennogo zhidkogo topliva.
(Siberia, Western-Petroleum-Analysis)
i4,
VP
.11

PAVLOVA, S. N.
USSR
On: Characteristics of the Chiblyu crude oil deposit
On: Characteristics of the Stavropoltakiv deposit
On: Characteristics of the Chiblyu and Sedliol crude oils
SOURCEs Sovetakive Neft13 Moscow-Leningrad; 1947
Abstracted in USAF "Treasure Island" file'in Library of Congress, Air Information
Division, Report No. 68236-68240

FAVWVAg S.N,,- DRIATSKAYA, Z.11.; MCHIYAN, M.A.
Crude oilm of the Mang3rahlak Peninsula. Khim. i takh. to I
i massl 8 n0.6:1-7 Je 163. (MIRA l6t6~ 0
1. Vaeaoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut po perera-
botke nefti i gazov i poluchentyu iskusetvannogo zhidkogo
topliva. (Mangyahlak Penintrala-Petroleum--Analyi3ta)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6443
j!_~yj.ov '_ a., Serafima Nikolayevna, Zoya Vasil'yevna Driatskaya, Mariya
Artemovne Mkhchiyan, Zoya Nikolayevna Baranova, Nataliya
Dlikhaylovna Zhmykhovajand Sof'ya Viktorovna Zavershinskaya
Nef:i vostochnykh rayonov SSSR; spravochnaya kniga (Oilq of the
Eastern Regions of the U,S,S,R,; a Handbook) Moscow, Gostoptekhiz-
dat, 1962, 607 p., Errata slip inserted, 2660 copies printed.
Eds, (Title page): S,N. Pavlova and Z,V, Driatskaya; Executive Ed.:
K-F, Kleymenova; Tech- Ed,: A.,S, Polosina,
PURPOSE: This handbook is intended for personnel of the petroleum-
industry engaged in planning, designing, geological exploration,
production, refining, and scientific research, It can also be used
by teachers and students specializing in petrochemistry.
COVERAGE: This handbook complements the edition of 1958~ It contains
petroleum-research data for the period 1957-1961. The text des-
cribes crudes taken from new petroleum deposits in areas from the
Card 1/#'

Oils of the Eastern Regions (Cont.)
SOV/6443
Volga region to Sakhalin. The following characteristics are given:
physicochemical properties, elementary composition, fractional
content from i.b.p. to 5000C, properties of commercial petroleum
products or of their components. ash composition, and the hydro-
carbon composition of dissolved gas,, Fractionation curves,
characteristics of individual fractions, and evaporation data are
also given for most of the crudes, There are 16 references: 15
Soviet and I non-Soviet,
TABLE OF CONTENTS [Abridged].
Introduction 15
Ch, 1. Crudes of the Perm'Oblast 21
Ch, 11. Crudes of the Udmurt ASSR 135
Ch. III, Crudes of the Bashkir ASSR 149
Card 2/~

PAVLOVA, S. N.
USSR
M: Sovetskiye Nefti (Soviet Oils) Co-Author Moscow-Leningrad-1947
SOURCE: Abstracted in USAF "Trensure Island", on fild in
Idbrary of Congress, Air Information Division,
Report No. 074671x 42-41

PAVIDVA, S. 11.
USSR
111: Sovetskiye Nefti (Soviet O`ls)
SOURCE: Moscow & Leningrad (1947)
Abstracted in USAF "Treasure Island", on file in
Library of Congress, Air Information Division,
Report No. 074120, 074122, 074151

PAVLOVA, S. N.
USSR
M: Sovetskiye Nefti (Soviet Oils) Co-Author Moscow-Leningred-1947
SOURCE: Abstrac*.ed in USAY "Treasure Island"P on file in
Library of ConCress, Air Information Division,
Report No. 07AP31

PAVLCVA,S. N.
USSR
Sovet skiye Nefti (Soviet Oils) Go-Author Moscow Leningrad 190
SOUIRCE* Abstracted in USAF "Treasure Islandfl, on file in
lAbrary of Congress, Air Information Division,
Report No. 074324, 326, 328, 337, 3Y", 339, 340, 3141, 357, 358, 359, 360, 361.

PAVIDVA, S. N.
USSR
Sovetskiye Nefti (Soviet Oils)
(14oBeow-laningrad-1947
SOURCE: Abstracted in USAF "Treasure Islandn, on file in
Library of Congress, Air Informetion Division,
Report No. 78203, 78211, 78212, 7P19L

21(4) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION soy/iOl
Favl6ft,, SN.,o Z.V. Driatakaya, Z.N. Baranova,, M.A. Mkhchiyan,,
N-.N-.-Zhmykhova,, and S.V. Zavershinakaya.
Nefti vostuchnykh rayonov SSSR; spravochnaya kniga (Oils of Eastern
Regions of the USSR; a Handbook) Leningrad, GostoptekhIzdat,
1958. 506 P. 10000 coplen printed,
Sponsoring Agencies: USSR Gosudaretvennyy planovy komitst,
Veesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy Inatitut po pererabotke
neftl I gaza i polucheniyu iskusetvennogo zhidkogo topliva.
Ede.: Favlova., S.N.* and Z.V. Driatskaya; Executive Ed.t:Ragina,
2
GqM&; Tech* Ed.: Yashchurzhinakaya, A.B.
PURPOSE: This handbook is intended for petroleum production personnel,
"finerat scientific research organizations,as well as students
Card 1/22

DA4LV~S.,N~-- BARANUVAq Z.H.
Crudes of the new oil fields of the Peru Province. Khim.i telh. topl.
i masel 7 no.3-1:32-36 N 162. (MIM 15.12)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-insledovatellskiy inatitut po pererabotke
nefti i gazov i pDlucheniyu iokusstvannogo zhidkogo topliva.
(Fem Province.--Petrole"-Analysis)

PAVLOVA, S. N.
US311
M: Sovetskiye Nefti (Soviet Oils)
Moscow-Leningrad 1947
SOURCE: Abstracted in USAF "Treasure Island", on file in
Library of Congres~, Air Information Division,
Report No. 0'75961.60

MKHCFiIYAN, M.A., BARANOVA, Z.N.; DRIATSKAYA, Z.V., FAVILVA, S,N.
Pe-.roif~um!~ of Sfberla. nilm. i tekh. topl. I marse-I 9
!-6 D lb~/. (M-TA lgi2~
1. Vaesoyunvy natichno-iseledovatellskly Institut po pcrcrabotko~
neft" I ga,,,a i polucheniyu lskusstvennogo zhidkogo topliva,

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VETTFOVIVTT, rind PVI,O'lZ, ".'*. 7elt' IIISP. '!ns!~v,-, Gostop-tek!-ii:,z]-t- :9i~~.
14" T).
SO: TIC, Soviet Georrrnp,,.v, Pnrt T, ""'I, 7"ncl.

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PAVLOVA, S.N.; DRIATSYUYA, Z.V.; MKIICHIYAN, M.A.
Molecular sieve method for determining the composition of methanx-
hydrocarbons of a normal 3tructuro in gasoline fractions. Khim.
i tekh.topl.i masel 7 no.3:58-60 Mr 162. NIRA 15:2)
1. 'W'sesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut po pererabotke
nefti i gaza i polucheniyu islmsqtvennogo zhidkogo topliva.
(Petroleun-~nalysis)
,(F*raffins)

s/o65/62/000/011/002/006
E075/E436
AUTHORS: Pavlova, S.N., Baranova, Z.N.
TITLE: Crudes from new deposits in the Permskaya oblast, nistrict
PERIODICAL: Xhimiya i tekhnologiya topliv i masel, no.11, 1962,
32-36
TEXT: The production of crude- oil in the Permskaya oblast' district should
increase by more than three times due to..exploitation of several
deposits. The crudes from the Ufa swell are the most suitable for
refining. They contain from 0.54 to 0-87% 5, 5.2 to 9.96% asphalts
and resins. 5.5 to 6.1%, wax and 115.2 to 50.8% of fractions
boiling to 300*c- In the Lobanovo crudes the S content is 1.4%,
wax 5.4 to 6.7%, asphalts and resins 3.25.t0 9-74%, fractions
boiling to 3000C 39.2 to 41%. Chernusheno crudes have 2.2 to
2-95% S, wax 2.04 to 4.58%, asphalts and resins 12.7 to 24.1%,
fractions boiling to 300*C 32.2 to 37.7%. Crudes from the region
betwoen the Kuyeda and Andreyevka awalls contain 2.00 to 3.24o,*' s,
2.22 to 3-36% wax, 22.8 to 32.5% asphalts and resins and 23.5 to
30% of fractions boiling to 300*C. Benzene distillates of all the
crudes have octane numbers not exceeding 45, paraffinic
Card 1/2

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PAVLOVA, S. N.
trz SE
N: Sovetskiye Nefti (Soviet oils) (Moscow-Leningrad 1947)
Soviet Source:
Abstracted in USAF "Treasure Island". on file in Library of Congress, Air InformAti-in
Division, Report No. 77547, 77549, 77565-66-67

lls -7vctski
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PAVLOVA, S. N.
USSR
Co-Author on Determination of Acidity and of Naphthenic Acids in Crude Oils and
in their Productr in the USSR and Co-Author on Flash Point Determination of
Cru,de Oils in the USSR
Soviet Source: N: Nefti SSSR, 1945, MOSCOW* Leningrad
Abstracted in USAF "Treasure Island". on file in Library of Confress Air Information
Division, Report No. 87019, 87020. Unclassified.

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PHASE I BDOK EIPIDITATION SOVA246
Soveshchanlys po taeolitam. let, Leningrad, 1961.
Sinteticheskiye taeolity; polucheniye, iseledovantye I primenenlya
(Synthetic Zeolites: Production, Investlgationand Use). Me-
cow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1962. 286 p. (Series: Itat Doklady)
Errata slip inserted. 2500 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Otdelenlye khimicheskikh
nauk. Koxislya po taeolitam.
Reap. Eds.t X. M.'Dubinin, Academician and V. V. Serpinskly, Doctor
of Chazdcal-Scienosal Rd.s Ye. 0. ZhukovskAyaj Tech. Ed.% S. P.
Golub'e
PURPMEt This book In Intended for scientists and engineers engaged
in the production of synthetic neoliten (molecular x1evem), and
for chealots in general.
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Synthetic Zeolites% (Cont.)
SOV/16246
COVERAM The book is a collection of report presented at the First
Conference on Zeolites, hold In Leningrad 16 through 19 Wroh 1961
at the Leningrad Technological Institute imenI Livneovet, and In
purportedly the first monograph on this subject. The reports are
grouped Into 3 subject areast 1) theoretical problems of adsorp-
tion on various types of zeolites and methods for their Investi-
gation, 2) the production of zoolites, WA 3) application of
zeolites. No personalities a" mentioned. References follow In-
dividual articles.
TABLE OF CONTENTS a
Foreword 3
DubInIn, X. X. Introduotlon 5
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Synthetic Zeolites: (Cont.)
Pavlova, S.-.N-', Z. V. Driatskaya, and M. A. Mkhchlyan-
---Apvlica~ion of Synthetic Zeolites in DeterTaining the
Content of Normal Alkanes in Gasoline Fractions
Galich, P. N., I. T. Golubchenko, A. A. Gutyrya, V. S.
Gutyrya, and I. Ye. Neymark. Investigation of the
Possible Application of Synthetic Zeolites as Carriers
and Catalysts for the Dehydrogenation and Cracking of
n-Paraffins
Palek, M., P. Iru, 0. Grubner, and G. Beyer.
Synthetic Zeolites as Molecular Sieves With Color
Indication of Water-Vapor Pressure
SOV/6246
Malyusov, V. A., N. N. Umnik, N. N. Kulov, N. M. Zhavoronkov,
G. I. Faydel', and D. 0. Zisman. Purifying Formaldehyde
From Moisture and Formic Acid With the Aid of Synthetic
Zeolites
253
260
263
267
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26525
s/o65/61/000/009/002/oo3
E030/E135
AUTHORS: -Pavlova, S.N., Driatskaya, Z.V.l Baranova, Z.N., and
Zaversh-i-n-a-kaya-, S.V-
TITLE: The first exploitable Siberian crude
PERIODICAL: Khimiya i tekhnologiya tOpliv i masel,
1961, No.9, pp. 8-14
TEXT: An essay is given on this crude, discovered in April
1960 in Western Siberia, 400 km North of Tyumen'. The present
find is called the Shaim field, and is at 1487-1500 m depth in a
Jurassic bed. It has the following characteristics:
Density et 0 0.827 Elemental crude composition,
Carbon residue, % 2.0 C 85.8
Composition, % H 13-28
sulphur o.46 0 0.36
adsorbable resins 10.2 S o.46
asphaltenes o.82 N 0.10
paraffins 2.89/550
gas 3.5
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26525
The first exploitable Siberian crude s/o65/61/000/009/002/003
E030/E135
Gas composition, 96 Yield of white products,
C2H6 1.2 up to 2000C 28.5
C3H8 25,8 It ti 3000C 45.7
i-C4HIO 17.2 it if 3500C 55.3
n-C4H,o 55.8
Properties of fractions are as follows:
SRB (28-850C), yield 7.6%. ON 71.5 straight, 91 with 2.5 g TEL/kg,
suitable for motor spirit F-91/155 (B-91/155).
SRB (28-1200C), yield 14.3%. ON 65.5 straight, 76.5 with o.41 g
TEL/kg, suitable for spirit A-76.
SRB (28-18o0c), yield 25%, ON 66.6 with o.82 g TEL/kg, suitable
for motor spirit A-66. 0.059' S in all abo-re fractions;
aromatic content rises from 0 Zc 14%, and the naphthene content
falls from 43% to 34%. of which just under one third is six-ringed.
The crude therefore gives a much better platformer feed than
Tuymazy. 150-280 OC cut gives colour-stable kerosine, with
22.8% yield on crude. Density is 0.811, and smoke point 21 mm,
with 0.075v S. Diesel cuts, in the 150 to 350 OC range, give
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26525
The first exploitable Siberian crude s/o65/61/000/009/002/003
E030/El35
52-59 cetane number, 0.08-0.12% S, and -18 to -25 OC pour point,
with 27 to 36% yield. The residue range from 350 OC to 480 OC
was examined in 3 OC cuts, and found suitable for all grades of
fuel oil except naval grades. Throughout the range, the oil
qualities change as follows:
Density (o 20 o.864o-o.9126 Viscosity, cs
4 -2 500 7.5 - 6o.7
Temperature, pour point, -0 1000 2.2 - 10.1
0C 10-40 Sulphur content, % 0.3 - o.84
There are 4 figures and 6 tables.
ASSOCIMON: VNII NP
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