SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PCHELKIN, YU. M. - PCHELKINA, M. A.

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Card 1/1 : Pub. 41-7/18
Author : Pchelkin, Yu. M., Moscow
Title : An investigation of the operating conditions of the coal-dust
combustion chamber of a gas turbine engine
Periodical : Izv. AN. SSSR. Otd. tekh. nauk 8, 65-74, Aug 1954
Abstract : Investigates operating conditions of coal-dust combustion chamber
of a gas turbine engine, describing combustion chamber and fuel
feed system used in experiment and presenting a method for approxi-
mate calculation of operating conditions of combustion chamber.
Gives results of tests conducted to evaluate effectiveness of the
proposed method of calculation, including parameters of plant op-
eration such as fuel consumption, degree of combitstion, relation-
ship of coefficient of degree of combustion to coefficient of excess
of air in combustion zone, input and output air temperatures, and
input air pressure. Diagrams; graph; table. Two references.
Institution Moscow Higher Technical School, Chair of Turbine Building
Submitted April 15, 1954

123 - I - 227
Tra:nslation from: Referativnyy Zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, 1957,
Nr 1, P. 37 (USSR)
AU711OR: Pchelkin, Y%_ M.
TITLE: Study of Combustion Chamber Performance in Gas-Turbine
Engine Using Solid Fuel (Issledovaniye, raboty kamery
sgorani a gazo-turbinnogo dvigatelka na tverdom
toplive~
PEIZIODICAL: Sbornik statey Mosk. vyssh. tekhn. uch-shcha, 1955;
Nr 39., PP. 67-80
ABSTRACT: Attempt is made to p-,vaent an analytic method for a
design of combustion chambers of gas-turbine engines
using powdered fuel. The simplest forms of air
circulation in combustion chambers are assumed. The
flow equations depict the actual combustion process.
One of the initial methods of design of combustion
chambers with relatively short sections of initial
turbulance is featured. The method is of considerable
interest.
Card 1/1 S. Ya. A.

UVAROV, Vladimir Vasillyevich; BERM, Viktor Sergeyevich; CEYAMOV,
Ilikolay Dmitriyevich; IIIHALITSEV, Vsevolod Yevgenlyevich;
VIUSCOV, Aleksandr Konstantinovich- PCHELK31 Turiy Vikheylovich-
ClEXOBROVK331f Aloksay Petrovich; fir~e~-Vic-F;~
BARTASHP Ye.T., kand. tekhn.nauk, retsenzent; GALANOVA, M.S., inzli.,
red. izd-va; UVAROVA, A.F., tekhn. red.
[Goo-turbine units for locomotives; design and celculation)Loko-
r~otivrWe gazoturbinnyo uatanovki; ranchot i prooktirovanio
V.V.Uvarov i dr. 14ookva,. Mashgiz 1962. 547 P. (WRA 1".'09,V
(Gas-turbine locomotivosi

S/l45/6C/0GG/C02/02D/020
D221/D302
AUTHORS: Pchelkin,,_Yu.M, Candidate of Technical Sciences, and
.M ,
Nayman, A.M, , L]~'ineer
TITLE: Experimental investigation of a combustion chamber
operating on heavy liquid fuel
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Mashino-
atroyeniye, no. 29 1960, 208 - 223
TEXT: The Xo].umenskiy Steam Locomotive Plant im. Kuybyshev toge-
ther with the 1,11'TU im. Bauman are producing the first Soviet gas
turbine locomotive of 6,000 hp. It should operate on heavy liquid
fuel, namely, on fleet crude oil, mark CD-12 (F-12). A sectional
ustion. chamber was adopted, containing two centrifugal injec
comb
tion units. Three chambers are provided with starting plugs, but
all are conrected by pipes to transfer the flame. Initially, die-
sel oil was used for accumulating practice and for reducing the
delivery period, but subsequently, the work was carried out on
crude oil. The schematic diagram of test installation is given. Rie
Card 1/3

S/145/601/000/002/020/C20
Experimental investigation of a D221/D302
chamber is started with diesel oil ignited by plug C9-15 (SE-1~),
and prior to stopping the whole fuel system is filled up witli tile
former, to climinate the densification of crude oil. Controi of
the stand 4_B ensured from a desk. Testing of the chamber on diesel
oil begar, in 195t" in order to try out the stand, determining the
economy of the c'namber, and also to select the variant of frontal
arrangc-ment that provides the best results. The coefficient of
efficiency of the chamber was calculated on the basis of mean tem-
perature, and supplemented by data of gas analysis. Detailed des-
cription is given of different frontal arrangements. Important re-
search was carried out to ensure improved starting characteristics
as well as reliability of equipment. Several sparking systems were
investigated, such as the high voltage method, proposed by TsN11_
MPS9 and the capacitance system with a plug of surface discnarge
operating in dc, and ac. Good results were secured with the first
and last schemes. Long tests revealed that there was no carbon de-
position or warling. After examining individual chambers, the whoie
block of six was investigated. No large wear was observed, althoigh
some clearances were measured, The tests were carried out on crude
Card 2/3

S/145/60/000/002/020/020
Experimental investigation of a D221/D302
with sulphur content as per BTY-427-55 (VTU-427-55). Comparative
exam'.nations of jet pipe cKr (SKG) 134/74 on diesel oil and sul-
phur crude oil were also made. Data indicate a lower coefficient
of combustion in all operati,,.g conditions when crude o*'Li was used.
The remaining characteristics of the chamber did not changf;. At
the present time, final tui.ing takes place at the Kolomenskiy Fac-
tory, Detrimental effect of crude oil and its products of combus-
tion on the elements of the chamber ahd fuel equipment werc also
investigated, but no damage could be noticed. There is a project
to introduce additives to the fuel. There are il figures and 4 ta-
bles.
ASSOCIATION: VVTU ir- Baumana (I-WITU im. Bauman) and Kolomenskiy
zavod (Kolomenskiy Pactory)
SUMITTED: DeceDber 15, 1959
Card 3/3

Pa'HELKIN, Yu.14., kand.tekhnonauk; KAYMAN, A.M.~ inzh.
Experimental investigation of a combustion chamber operated with a
heavy liquid fuel. Izv.vyooucheb.zav.; mashinostr. no62:208-.223
160. (IMRA 14-./+)
1. Mskovskoye vysshey tekhniceskoye uchilishche imeni Baumana-
Kolomenskiy zavod.
(Gas-tuxbine locomotives)

PCHELKIN, Yu.N.; MAKRANIKO, A.A.; CHUPRINA, V.P.
Electrically heated and lighted greenhouse for growing seedlings
without natural light. Sbor. nauch.-tekh. in-form. po elektr.
s.ellkhoz. no.16/17:58-59 164. (MIRA 18:11)

PCHEIZIN) Yu*N9 , inzhe
I Heat' and mass transfer of moist air. Teploenergetika 8
no.6:72-75 Je 161. (MMA 14:10)
1. ZaporozbLakiy filial Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo
instituta elektrifikatsii sel'skogo khozyaystva.
(Air-Thermal properties) (Steam)

PINELKIN, YUOVI
Tools and attachments designed by worker and innovator. Hashinou-
truitell no.9:32-33 S 160. WU 130)
(Machine tools-Attachments) (Tools)

KLRPEUKO, T.F.1 POIEUKIN, Yu.N.
31ectrIv solar fruit drier. Sbor. nauch.-telch. inform.
po Ue'A-'.r. "111,1,oz. no.I(,/17:U-69 1164. (PIRA 18M)

I
;, ~~N
ALEKSPIWOV, Anatoliy Stepanovich;,PCNFJMN) Yu-V-x red.; OIIOSHKOi
WeGoj, tekhn, red,
[Immators at the Leningrad Fetal Plmt] Novatory s metal-
licheskogo. Leningrad) Lenizdatj 1961. 101 p.
3.5t2)
(MIRA
(Loningrad-Turbines-TechnologicaI innovations)

OKUNEVAv Valentina Petmvna; FCMZIO, Yu.V, red.; ONMUO, N.G.,
tokbn. red.
[Spindles are gaining momentum) Veretens, nabiraiut skorost'
Leningrad, TAnIsdat, 1962. 43 P, (MIRA l6s5)
1. Starshaya Oyemshchitsa fabriki "Vereteso" (for Okuneva).
(Leningrad-4pinning-Labor prodactivity)

NIEDOREZOV, Vladimir Yev8eyevich; P,CIIEU- 111,JRJj_!~~ ; FRESNOVA,
V.A., tekhn. red.
(Pledge of ouccess)Zalog uspekha. Leningrad, Lenizdat, 1961.
37 p. (MMA 15:11)
1. GlavrWy inzhener leningradskogo zavoda "Elek-trik" (for
Vedorezov).
(Electric nqu'lpwnt industry)

LANTSOV,, Vladimir Anatollyevicb; PCHELKIN,, Yu.V., red.; PRESNOVA,
V.A., tekhn.red, ---
[Mechanization of the major repair of apartment houses]
Opyt meklmni sil kapitallnogo remonta zhilykli doriov.
Leningrad, Lenizdat 3.961. n7 p. (KIRA 15:3-1)
lConstruction equipment)
(Apartment houses-44aintenance and repair)

IIATVEYEVA, Tevgeniya Frarjts&vna;_jqgjXjA,-juV,4_ red.; Pl'X2v'GVA,
V*A*) tekhn. red.
(On the right road]lla vernom puti. Leningradj, Lenizdat,
1961. 53 p. (MMIA 15: 10)
M"~ zavodvkc4o.~ qKrasnogo trougollnikall
~Sociftlist competition)
(Leningrad-Boots and shoes, Rubber)

SERGEYEV, Mikhail Afanaelyevich; PCHELKI red.; PRESNOVA, V.A.,
tekhm. rad. ~Nj -YU. V~ I -
(Mechanization and automation of fitting and assembling opera-
tions]Mskhanizatalia i avtomatizataila slonarno-aboroohnykh
rabot, Leningrad, Lenizdat, 1962' 331 (MIRA 16t2)
(Yischine-shop practice) (Automatioj*

IORCIVSKIY,, Boris Yevstaf Oyevicb; POPOV, Hikhail Draitriyevich; PROVISHTEYN,
Mark TakovIevich; BRONSHUMI, Ye.L., red.; PCHELID, Yu.V., red.;
LEVONEVSKAYA, L.G., tekhn. red.;
[Mamial for automobill eta) Spravochnaia kniga avtornobiliDta. Pod
rod. 1A.I.Dronahtainn. Leningrado Lanizdat, 1962. /.82 1).
(MIRA 15: 10)
(Motor vehicles) (Traffic repulations)
(Automobiles-TourinO

LEONOVI Ivan Davydovich, frezerovBhehiky delogat XXII v"ezda Kom-
=nljjtichesko7 partii Sovetskogo Sayuza;j.'C __
red.; FREMOVA., V, A.., tekhn. red.
[Twice as fast]Vdvoe by8tree. Lerdngred, Lenizdat, 1962 074
-1. MrovskJ7 zavod (for Leonov). NTRA 15:9~0
(Leningrad-Tractor industry-Technological irmovations)
(Socialist competition)

FAVLOVA, Zolre Aleksandrovna; UANUOVA, Zoya Ivanovna;J~~__& ~INV.
70J., red.; ONOSHKO# N*G,p teklin.red.
On the frontlers of the seven-year plan] Na rabethakh
samiletki. Leningrad, Lenizdat, 1960. 91 p. (MMA 13:11)
1. Zamestitell direktora laningradekoy trikotashno-chalochnoy
fabriki OKrasnoys smayaO (for Pavlove). 2. ftedzedatell
febrichnogo komiteta leningradskoy trikotathno-chulochnoy fabriki
*Krasnoye suamp" (for Wrtynova).
(Moscow--Knit goods Industry)
(Socillist competition)

EMIETSOV. Vladimir Sergeyevich, frezerovshchik-novator; PCHMIN. Yu.V..
reE.; TIKHOIIOVA, I.M., tekhn.red. _--- -, -
LHIgh-production cutter] Freza vysokol proizvodital'nostl.
Leningrad, Lenizdat, 1959. 62 p. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Leningradskiy stankostroitellnyy zavod im. Yu.N.Sverdlova
(for Kuznetsov).
(Metal-cutting tools) (TechnologJcal innovations)

BUBROV, Aleksoy Ivanovich; PCHELKIN, Yu.V., red.; SHIRNOV, P.S..
tekhn.red.
(Our countr7 needs more mechanisms and automatic control
equipmontl Bol'she makhanizmov, avtomatiki - etranb.
Leningrad, Lenizdat. 1959. 33 p. (HIRA 12:11)
1. Zamestitell predeedatelya Laningradskogo sovnarkhoza (for
Bobrov).
(Automation) (Machinory Industry)

U-STIMMIKO, IVAA Llvov"ich; KISEM, Vyncheslav Petrovich; PCHEMIN,
Tu.V., red.: SHIRNOT, P.S., tekhn.red.
(Hechanization shop] TSekh makhanizat8ii. Leningrad,
Lenizdat, 1959. 21 p. (HIM 12:12)
1. Nachallnik tsekha makhanizateii i avtomatizatsii savoda
*Elektrosilal (for Ustimenko). 2. Nachallnik tsekha avtomatiki
Eirovskogo zavoda (for Kiselev).
(Technological innovations)

MAWCVj Vladiinir IvanovicbiPCIIELYIN, Tu.V., red.; FRMOVA, V.A.v
tekbn. red. --------
[Handbook for tle plasterer) Pamiatka sbtukatura. Lenirgrad
Lenizdat, 1961. 61 p. (MIU 15:11
(Plastering--Handbooks, manualep etc.)

GCEITUNOV, Vladimir Alekeeyevicb, Geroy Sotsiallatichookogo Truda;
I PCEIIKIN red.; SHRMSERNKO, T.A., tekbu.red.
--TI-TRJv"-
[Shoot rolling will operatora of the Izhora Plant] bborskio
listoprokatchiki. Leningrad, Lenisdat, ig6i. 47 p.
(HJU 14 t 12 )
1, Starshly vallteovehcblk listoprokatnogo tsekha Ishorskogo
savoda (for Goryunov).
(Rolpluo-RoIllug Mille) (Metalworkers)

KCIVAMO. H.L.; IVAHOV, I.A.; UMMOV. P.1.; PCHMMIN, YU,V,, red.;
ONOMMO, N.G., tekhn.red.
[Atomic icebreaker "Lenin."] Ato=iyi ledokol "Lenin.0 Leningrad,
Lanizdat, 1960. 170 P. (MIRA 140.2)
1. Sotrudniki redektsii zavoaskoy mnogotirazhnov gazety
no kommunizml (for Xovndlo. Ivanov, Ukhanov).
(Lenin (Atomic ship))

AUTHOR: Pchelkin, Yu.N. (Engineer) SOV/96-59-9 17/22
TITLE: 'A'n-l-nve's-14'1'g-a-t~i~ozn~'of Heat Exchange of Air in Rectangular
Ducts
PERIODICAL: Teploenergetika, 1999, Nr 9, pp 83-87 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A numbe---- of published works have shown that in the range
of Reynolds number from 2000 to 15000, heat transfer
does not follow the relationships of either laminar or
developed turbulent flow. This region of Reynolds
number is usually termed 'transitional'. An explanation
c'L the peculiar features of heat transfer in this region
is to be sought in the influence of free convection and
its supez-position on the forced motion. The convection
will, of course, depend on the geometry and arrangement
ef the system, on temperature heads and other factors.
In order to get a better understanding of heat transfer
in the transitional zone the author made an experimental
study of heat transfer of air in narrow rectangular ducts
covering a wide range of the main variables. The test
Equipment is Illustrated diagrammatically in Fig 1. it
consists essentially of a rectangular duct 3000 nun longg
Card 1/1+ and 350 mm. high, through whi--; hot air is blown b- a fan,
j
Details of the equipment are given. In the tests the

,3ov/96- 59-9-1 -7/2 2
.An Investigation of Heat Exchange of Air in Rectangular- Ducts
temperature profiles of the air flow and of the wall
temperature were measured at different places. The
temperature of the cooling air and a velocity proffle of
the adr flow were also taken. The width of the duct
ranged from 5 to 20 mm, Reynolds number from 1~00 to
25000, Grashof's criterion from 500 to 12 x 104 and the
relative 'Length of the duct from 2 to 140. It is
estimated that the test errors did not exceed 71.5%'.
'L
Data for the mean heat-transfer coefficient plotted in
the graphs of Figs 2 and 3 confirm previous views about
t*t,.e influence of the main factors, such as the width of
the du_-t- and the temperature head, on the value of the
fteat-transfer coefficient. Transition from laminar to
intermediate flow oc--urred at Reynolds numbers around
21100 tn 2400, and fully developed turbulent flow occurred
aIV Reynolds numbers of 104 to ILr,' x 103. The influence
of the duct geometry and of the temperature head of heat
,:ransfer could be accurately allowed for by introducing
Card G7-,ashof's criterion into the criterial equation for heat
2/4 v-,ransfor with forced motion. Formulae are derived for
heat transfer of air in rectangular ducts fo-

SOV/96-59-9-1'tl/22
.An Invest,141,ation r-,f 'Heat Exchang,~, cf Air In Rectangular Duct:5
';r.,insitional Reynolds numbers; Eq (J-) oorre3pondlrie to
:;table flow and Eq (2) to unstable flow. The test;
-a3u'ltz and thcse of other auth,)rq worked out by Eqs (1)
L
(2) are plorted in Fig 4. It wil' ba seen that the
and
foria-ulae sp-tisfactorily described the heat transfor of
ai-*r In t'ne transitional range and that the results of
different author3 are in gocd agreement. Formula (3)
was obt-ai-ned for the turbulent zone. On comparing this
rasult u-ith the Lork of othe-- authors, Eq (4) is
recommerided for the calcyalation of heat transfez- in
re,itan~:ular durts for values of Reynolds number greater
irjfjue-t-;~~ c)f
tha- 15 000. The :-ec--..jjts cf tests on t,[,e 1
the. relat-Ave length- of the ductr on the mean 1-i'a-at -1.rarsfer
c9ef-ficient are giveri --;n Fig 5 for stable flow andt i-ii
Fig 6 for unstable fiow. The corraspondiri~ equaticins
are (5) and (6) respectively, and a tabie is giver, of
P- s A g,,a,,)t,.f
~ra --u uE*-eful for praotical cal-ulations. I
generalised correction fa(!tors for unstabilised flow is
Card kren in Fig 7 and this s~xws that formula (6) is in good
3/4 alareemeni; with the experimental data.

soVa6-59-0/-1-1/22
An Investigation of Heat Exchange of Air in Rectangular I~acts
There are 7 figures I table and 6 references, of which
4 are Soviet, 1 is Lglish and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION: Zaporozhskiy filial VIESKh
(Zapo--,,ozhlye Bra=h of VIESKh)
('a r d ~--/ 4

ANDRIANOV, V.N., doktor tekhn.nauk; BIMENEV, Ye.Ye., inzh.: BYSTRITSKIY,
D.N.0 knnd.tekhn.nauk; GIM30111KOV, A.F., kmnd.tekhn.nauk; GYJP.SOV,
N.A.. kand.tekhn.rjm1qZt1YLT, V.A., kBnd.tekhn.nauk; KLIMOV, A.A.,
kand.tekhn.nsuk; KGROLIV. Y.F., ksnd.tekhn.neuk; KID-RYAVTSET, I.F.,
kand.lakhn.nauk; KMIK. M.Ye., kand.tekhn.nauk; HAZAROV, G.I., kand.
tekhn:nauk; OUCYNIE, H.P., inzh.; OSETROV, P.A.. kand.tekhn.nauk:
PCDSOSOV. A.N., inzh.; POPOV, S.T..,inzh.;PR1SffCHBP,L-G.. kand.
tekhn,nauk; PCF=l -.Tu.N., inzh.; RUBTSOV, P.A., kand.tekhn.nouk;
RUNOV, B.A., ~ri~
_; 6k6.nauk; SAVINKOV, K.P.. kand.tekhn.nauk;
SAZONDV, N.A.. prof., doktor tekhn.nauk; SERGEYEV, A.S.. iazh.;
SKVMTSOV, P.P., kand.tekhn.nauk; SMIRNOV, B.V., kand.tokhn.neuk;
SMIRUOV. V.I., kand.tekhn.nauk; TYHINSKIY, Ye.V., inzh.; URVACHEV,
P.N.. lzand.tekhn.nauk; SHTRIMIAN, B.A., inzh.; SHCHUROV. 5.V.,
kand.ekon.nauk; RUNOVA, L.H., tnzh.; VOLIFOVSKAYA, D.H.. red.;
HIKITINA. V.M.. red.; BALIA)D, A.L. tekhn.red.
[Manual on the use of electric power in agriculture] Spravochnik Do
primenenUu. elektorenergit v sel'skom khoziaistve. Moskva. GOB,
izd-vo sellkhoz. lit-ry, 1958. 606 p. (MDA 11:5)
(Electricity in agriculture)

IMMMIRAD- L.P.
Simultateaus determination of Iron and calcium In bone tissue. lab.
delo 6 T,0-1:51-52 Ja-Fe 160. (MM 13:4)
1. Iz morfologicheekogo otdela (saveduyushchly - prof. A.P. Avtsyn)
Nauchuo-199ledovatel'skoy laboratorit (direktor - prof. S.R. Marda-
shev) Vinisterstva, zdravookhraneniya SSSR. Moskva.
( ME IN THE BODY) (CALCIUM IN THE BODY) (BONB)

NMW d 6a d NOWNSOM IM Pdm In So 6" Wo Rd
lb Wd " pboft.: F. F. TQW& MW A. A. ft
Aral. Sri' Lr.M.Sff.. 190. ft MI-30).
p"Vot"m of 410S.Wwo as a* WPOMP6 an" a" wo bor '14 F&Ws.
Von Sao" 0108 as eel" at tlw 6" as tw isobaw
bon Q9 - rob6mom .0 am va"ab ce of . "d 4m an
kW compwtxw Tiw wm on-
in phyvw~ "box" so ""- ywk-M. =M.o. rd",=
aous"is Am 216-0. Milt. m*
I'm go. MN" : bw
= an bobs
WV"bf. Aftor a I :
of the pob_m OWEA the wbkw frox I a fttalia-like 011KI
w" caim". - At . Iffta 260 &Wlow a thr wralmia WA.
mwft%4 ml symbb ow mm ftecab am prowm4w. -AIDS
wore 7u had rau tomis" the "W.
ON 0* jmftW ow the E*Wo cumd ob-4 va-mUk6-
Tb&,e -wtkvtmw&w"vl a. The whUm wu avapne-
sted by PkWA=iw 28 4k atbe n*Whw &ftes solutbon in
pbymio~ (I : to. cbmd a camtrictiese of the car
gm , la &H iwxpenamb on the *at a wry Am rmovesy h(an
the poWm was waW aftar 3-S bi. The saddft constriction of
The vow& of *a ww by *a driod poimm, c4 the to*4 rowmMn tho
of the b"h pow*.
+ 14 fi m

PCIELKINIA., A. A.
'J.'L'M.Iedicine - poisons
Thaxmicolo,V
11 -IePt 49
"Fharracological Properties of Sand Viper Poison (Echis Carinatus)," F. F. Talyzin, T. P.
Chizhova, A. A. Pchelkina, Inst of Epidemoil and Microbiol imeni N. . Gamaleya, Acad
Med Sci, USSR, 31 Pp
828X-Ak Na~ SSSR" Voa, UIVII1, I;o 2
Gives fiEures for lethal doses of sand viper poison on mice and rats according to their
weights ExA for the vasodilative action of VIpera le~etina venom on the ears of rabbits.
Certain concentration of the latter are shoim to produce hemorrhage. This is also true of
V. raddei and other vipers. "'ub-.-Atted by Acad Ye. N. Pavlov 1-1 Jul 49.
PA3/5OT61

TALYZIN, F.F.; CHIZHOVA, T.W.; PCIBUINA, A.A.
I----- -- I .--- - ~
Action of Indiin cobra (H3j--4 wia) venum on laboratory animils. C.R. Acad.
Sci. M.S.S., 149, 9, M-276. (KLRA 2:10)
(BA - A III Mr 053t)63)

Tann" F. F. L. k4iLKTN~, A. A.
Poisonous Animals Divisicn, Dept. cf Parasitology, Tnst.
of Epideniology & I-Ilicrob--clogy, Acad. 14ed. Sci., 1949.
Biology
Th3 toxic effect of salivary glands of the tick
U
Hyalcrna asiaticum P. Sch.
Brookhaven Guide, Vol. 3, No. 9, 1950

TALYZIB. 7.F.; PCHAT INA. A.A.; SIDDROV, V.Ye.
Medicinal properties of concentrated liquid and dried *AntigSurzal
srum. Vop.kreev.,ob. i ekep.paraz. i med.zool. 9:223-225 155.
(MLRA 10:1)
7
12 otdela parazitologit (zav. - aked. Ye.H.Pavlovekiy) Instituta
pidemiologil i mikrobiologii imeni N.F.Gamaleya (dir. - deyetvitell-
nyy chlon Akademii meditainakikh nauk SSSR prof. G.V.Vygodehikov)
Akedemil meditainakikh nauk SSSR.
(SIMUM) (SXRPZNTS)

VSS~(/.;Medicine Piwasitology
Ca" 1/1 Filb. 22 51/.51
Authore 1.
ZOmnkaya, A. A.p and Pohelkina, At A.
Title I Experimn'tal 'Infection of a bird -tick Dermanyssus GallinBe Redi End.
,at tick Bdellonyssua Bncoti Hirst with q fe'ver
I)ok. AN .-101/2, 391-392, Mar 11 1955
Abstract, j Pathological-anatomical data are presenteu TeSdrding the effects of
fever infected anim3l and bird ticks vm -the animals and birds
affectei by the ticks.
Institution i Aced. of Ned . S'a IZSR, Me F. Gamalel Institu.te of Epidemi!)loa
And.1licrobiology
I~Cademlcinn Ye N. Pavlov-sklY, May 2 51 1954

MATIVA, Z.H.; HISHCE3NKO. N.K.; PCHRUIR4. A.A.
Spontaneous Infection of Fyalomms anstolicum Koch with Rickettsia
burnstl in southern lirghtsistan. Zhur.mikrobiol.epid. I Immun.
27 no.11:30-31 1 156. (NWA 10: 1)
1. Is Inatituts opidemlelogti I mtkrobiologit iment N.F.Ganalel
AMN BBSR.
(TICKS,
Hyalcoma anstolicum, carriage of Rickettsia burnett (fts)
(q nvim,, transmission
by Hyalomms suatolicum (fts))

PCIMLICIU, A.A.; MAMA, 2-M.; ZUBKOVA. R.I.
Q fever In northern gazakhotan,.Zhurmikrobial,spid. I immuno 27
no.11:32-35 N 156. (NL'RA 10: 1)
1e Is Institute spidemlologil, I mikrobiologii iment N.F.Gamalet.
AM SSSR.
. (q yzm. epidemiology,
In Russia, to lesaketan (Ras))

MMYBVA, ZJI.;KAHULIN, B.Ye.;PCHBLKIN!IiAi,0HWa"0II, N.V.
MWmals as vectors of Rickettsia burneti - the caneative agent of
(~-fever. DAL AN SSSR 109 no.6:1127-lM Ag 156. WaA 9:11)
1, Inetitut epidemiologli I mikrobiologii imeni N.7, Gamuleya Akademil
Meditsinakikh nauk SSSR. Predstavleno akademikod Tail. Pavlovskiin.
(ZO-A ISTAN--q FEVEH) (RODENTS AS GAMIM OF DISF,;,SB)

I
0 c -a -`c J, in-t al
-o io' or: ~,2n~ fio;iol-
(Ijis~!~rtnticr Por c,~ Carl 'id-Oc ",-dic"]. scierica).
SO: lctoA:~

ZHU72YA. Z.H.; PCHMIKA. A
-"MOO=
Dowstic birds as -carriers of Q fever In the Turkwed Republic.
Zhur.mlkrobiol.spid. I iswun. 28 no.3139-41 Mr 157. (" 10:6)
1. Is Instituta epidemiologii I mikrobiologit isient N.F.Gemalet
ANN SSSH.
N FAVU. transmission
by doinestic fowl (AU.))
OCY149. DDMTIC. diseases.
q fever transm. (Rue))

IMO/Virology - Rickettsias. E-5
Abs JDur : Ref Zhur - Diol.) No 15) 1958A 67007
Author : Kulaginy S6Mi, Zhmaeva, AJW, Shekhanov, M.V., Pchalkina,
A.A.
Inst
Title The Characteristic of Nidus of a Tick Rickettsiose in the
South-East of Turkmenia.
Orig Pub Zh. mikrobiol., opidemiol. i I=mobiologii, 1957, 110 7,,
114-121
Abstract The presence of ticks Hyalonm asiaticum naturally infec-
ted by rickettsias was established in one of the districts.
The isolated rickettsia strains are pathogenic for guinea
pigs, white rats, youna white mice (wei&t not more than
10 grams) and chick edoryos. These strains are morphologi-
cally close to Dermacm-itroxcnus sibiricus, D. murinum, D.
conori and are different from the latter in their case
toward polynuclearizaticn. The authors ascribe the
Card 1/2

SMCVKMOVA,
Nxperimental Coxiella burnetil infection of Hirudo officinalia.
mea.para2. i paraz.bol. 27 no.6,699-701 R-D 158. (MIRA 12:2)
lo Is otdels Infektati 9 prirodnoy ochagovostlyu Inatituts apidemlo-
logii I m1krobiologii imeni pochatnof;o akademika N.P. Gamalel ANN
SSSR (dlr. instituta S.W. Muromakiy. zav. otdolom - prof. P.A. Pet-
rishcheva).
(14MUS,
exper. Coxiella burnatii infect. of Hirude
officinalis (Rus))
(COXTETJ4A BMWTII, inf ect.
exper. infect. of Hirade officinalis (Rue))

AUTHORS: Karulin, B. Ye., Pchelkina, A. A. 2o-119-5-59/59
TITLE: Hematothermal Animals as Carriers of the Virus of Q-Fever
(Teplokrovnyye zhivotnyye - nositeli vozbuditelya Q-likhoradki)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol- 119, Nr 5,
PP- 1054 - 1056 (usn)
ABSTRACT: Much material has accumulated in publications all over the
worl,1 concerning the spreading and the epidemiology of q-fever.
But at home as well as abroad the part played by wild hemato-
thermal animals in the natural centers of this animal epidemic
is often underestimated. The carriers of the virus Rickettsia b.
under these animals were only incompletely determined. The
known species of animals are enumerated (References 1-6). In
the year 1956 the investigation of the natural seats of the
Rickettsiae in the steppes of Kazakhstan was continued, In
order to determine the carriers of R. burneti, blood was in a
sterile manner taken from the hearts of living animals. The
blood served as material for the complement-fixation-reaction
(CFR) with specific antigens (produced in the Department for
Card 1/3 Spotted Fever - Otdel sypnogo tifa of the author's institute).

2o-119-5-59/5-9
Hematothermal Animals as Carriers of the Virus of q-Fever
At the same time the spleen and the kidneys were taken out
of the mammals, the liver out of the birds. Thereafter bio-
tests with guinea pigs were performed which were infected by
means of a suspension of these organs. In case that charac-
teristic pathological changes were discovered by autopsy, in-
dividual biotests were performed. 1o26 animals belonCing to
38 species, were investigated. Table 1 shows that an infection
was for the first time determined in the small ground-squirrel
(Citellue pygMaeus), the squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) in two
other steppe rodents, in the young of the pink starling (Pastor
roseus) and of the sandmartin (Riparia riparia). The infection
of the ateppe marmot (Marnota bobac) of the voies (Microtus
oeconomus and Clethrionomy2) was confirmed. Other animals
yielded negative results. According to autopsies the infection
leads to essential pathological changes of the inner or,-ans:
swelling of the spleen, pneumonia with small focuses, hyperemia
of the lungs. The analysis of the composition of species of
the infected animals shown that either steppe inhabitants or
Card 2/3 species which penetrate into the steppe along the intrazonal

2o-119-5-59/59
Hematothe--mal Animals as Carriers of the Virus of Q-Fever
inclusions of regions (banks and regions of inundation of t',,e
rivers, pine woods of the steppe) are sick. The finds of
diseased animals are bound to the places of a natural concr.-ntri;-
tion of ticks (mainly Ixodidae), so-called tick centers. Thus
the occurrence of the virus of Q-fever in the above mentioned
animals is closely connected with the ticks living as parasites
on them. There are 1 table and 6 references, 2 of which &re
Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut epidemiologii i mikrobiologii im. N. F. Gamalcya
Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (Institute for Epidemioloi;y
and Microbiology imeni N. F. Gamaley of the Academy of Medical
Sciences of the USSR)
PRESENTZD: February 8, 1958, by Ye. N. Pavlovskiy, Member, Academy of
Sciences, USSR
SUBMITTED. April 26, 1Q97
Card 3/3

AUTHORS-. Karulin, B. Ye., Pcholkina, A. A. SUV/ 2u-12u-1-62/')3

ITITLE: the Virus of
Tarm-Blooded Animals as Carriers o
14orth Asian Tick Typhus (Teplokrovnyye zhivotnyye -
- nositeli vozbud.-telya kleshchevogo sypnogo tifn
Severnoy Azii)
PERIODICALt Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol- 120, Nr 1,
pp. 223-224 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Since 1938 there are data on this disease in the USSR
(referanQc 1). In spito of the long tine passed the
list of animals which shelter the carrier of the virus
Dermacentroxenus sibiricus is by no means complete. Tiiefc is
no necessity of offering further reasons for the
investigation of those species of rarm-blooded animals
which can be regarded as carriers of Rickettsiae. -kn
expedition of the Academy worked in North Kazakhstan in
1956 in order to investigate the natural focuses of
.Rickettsioses. The methodology mentioned previousl:i vas
used (reference 2). By that 1200 animals and lirds were
'
Card 1/4 investigated which belon.-ed to
38 ope,~!-is. The complement

Warm-Blooded Animals as Carrierr; of the Virus of SOY/ 20-120-'-r,2/rj7
Nor4h Asian Tick Typhus
IL k.
fixation reaction vas made rith the antison of Ncrth
Asian tick typhus. As a result ne'a natural focuses of
.qickettsioses vrere discovered. The infeQtion became
serologic in: steppe marmot (Marmots. bobac), house mouse
(Mus musoulus), field mouse (Apodemus sylvaticy9j,
Dzhungariya small hamster (Phodopus sungorus), steppe
lemming (LEarus 1 1 field vole (Microtus arvalis),
a0rue
narrow-skulled Vol nocranius gregalis P economy vole
e 'Iteno no 'y vol
'o.'7'
(Microtus oeconomus , red Sibtrian vole Clet
1L
r
8T
re ~h onom~3
LC
rutilus)p and in the species of birds: bustard Otis tarda
tard Ot is tar
and goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis). In these animals, wit
the exception of the narrow-skulled vole, the infection
was stated for the first time. All other investigated
species (table 1) showed negative results. The disease
is hypothetically determined as Iforth Asian tick typhus or
an approached Rickettsiosis. In the infected animals
pathological changes of inner organs were stated: strongly
enlarged spleen, often with serous-fibrinous tinge. Guinea
pigs infected with a suspension from the organs of field
Card 2/4 voles and narrow-skulled voles showed a positive serologic

Warm-Blooded Animals as Carriers of tho Virus of SOVI 20-120-1-62/'Gli
riorth Asian Tick Typhus
result. Moroover lung hyperomia and offunionis of blood in
the adrenal glands were observed In the rod Sibirian vole
and in the economy vole. As yet no Rickettsiae could be
stated in the swabs from infected animals and birds. Thue
ihe pathological changes of inner organs are similar in
animals infected with vorth Asian tick typhus and with
Q-fever. Often the serous-fibrinous tinge on the spleen
in carriers of Dermacentroxenus sibiricus serves as
distinction. There are 1 table and 2 references, 2 of which
are Soviet.
ASSUCIATIOM Institut epidemiologii I embriologii im. ff. P. Gamaleya
Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (Institute of
Epidemiology and Embryology imeni iJ. F. Gamaley of the
Academy of Medical Sciences USSR)
PRESENTED: January 14, 1958, by Ye. N. Pavlovskiy, Member, Academy of
Card 3/4 3ciencon, USSR

Warm-Blooded Animals as Carriers of the Virus of jOVI 20-- 20-1
North Asian Tick Typhus
SUBUITTEDt April 26, 1957
1. n-mals--Disease-carrying properties 2. Ixodes--Disease-carrying
propei es 3. Typhus fever--Soiir(,e.,) 4. Typhvw fover--.11FO,holory
Card 4/4

,,nn re.Ln',qd eni-nntl-F of v-_ri,),iF
t.)i t t i rn I Q t
a n,
derw of Sctenr.-~r, ITF!7P, 'In. I
Inst. of EDidemiology and Mlicrobiology, APS USSR Moscow

:N11, t. - L K1 I V., B.
"The results of the stujy of nrttur~-l ~-faver foci in some. areas of
the Soviet 'Union, and the mot!,ods of cl.,~Gsifylnl- them b,,,, ty-pe. 134'
Dpsyn-toye Soveshchaniye vo probler,~m i
bolr~znmlr,. 221-129 01j.-ItyO)ry.- ll~,! 9 ~,. ("onth '~onferf-:.:~e
on P-Lmsitolol-Ical Probli!ms and Dis-,~ases with I-tuvil Foci ?2-2c)
October 1959), "oscow.-LeninVrod, 1(11~,91 Acrolm1w Of 14--liz'I 3-leT'(l'(,Sl
USSR Pnd Acple.:7 o' O'ciencc,- Ko. I 2FA oj.

~GHJ~XINA, A. A. and ZEVISKAYA, A. A.
"Gamasid Mites in a Focus of Acarid-Borne Mcephalitis in Kalininsk
Oblast'."
Tenth Conference on Parasitological Problems and Diseases with Natural
Reservoirs, 22-29 October 1959, Vol. II, Publishing House of Academy of
Sciences, USSR, Moscow-Leningrad, 1959.
Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, AVIA, USSR, (Moscow)

MOMAt A.),&,- ~P~~A.A.
Gmuld tickv in a focus of tick-borne enoophalitis in Kalinin
ftwirce, Medeparaz,i parambol. 29 no.31275-282 160.
(KALININ PBDMCB-TICKS) (ENCEPULITIS) (MIRA 13:12)

ZHY,A.YEVA, Z.M.; PCHELKINA, A.A.; KARULIN, B.Ye.
Q-fever in Turkmenietan. Vop.krrsav.paraz.'7l'Urk.5SR `jW7-22'11 162.
(MIRA 16s4,)
1. Institut epidemiologii i mikrobiologil imeni N.F.Gamaleya
AMN SSSR, Moskva.
(TURKKENISTAN--Q FEVER)

PCHUX
Data for tuys study of a focus of tick-borve encephalitis in
Kalinin Province* Med,parazoi pares.bol. no.3041-342 162
(HIRA :6 19)
1, Is otdols. infektaiy s prirodnoy ochagovostlyu (2ave - prof*
P.A. Fetriehehm) Instituta epidemiologii i mikrobiologii
imeni N.F. Gmlei (dire - prof,, ?,A* Tershilova).
(KAIMM PROVINCE--ENCEPHMTIS) (TICKS AS CARRIMS OF DISEASE)

FAVIA)VSKIY, Ye.N.j, akademik; TALYZIN, F.F.; VALITSEVA, I.A.;
FCEETKI IA, A.A. t SIDDROV., V.Ye.
--------------
Durability of antidotal properties of liquid and dried mantigiurzal
serum. Dokl. AN SSSR 142 no.6:3,428-1431 F 162.
(MIRA 15:2)
1e Pervyy Moskovskiy neditsinakiy institut in. I.M.Sechenova,,
Zoologichookiy institut AN SSSR i Institut epidemiologii i
mikrobiologii im. N.F.Gamaleya AMN SSSII.
(VENOM)
(SERUM)

PAVWVSKIY, Yo.N.,, aka:1.tim1k; PCHEIY.M, A.A.; TALYM., F.F.
Effect of the venom of the scorpion Buthus occitanuB on
experimental anima1c. DAL All SSSR. I" no.6:1422-1424 Je 162.
(MIRA 15:6)
1. Zoologicheskiy institut Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Venom--Physiological effect) (Scorpions)

PCHEIADA, A.A.; MISKAYA, A.A.; SUVOROVA, L.G.
Territorial distribution and density changes of virus-infected
ticks in a natural focus of tick-borne encephalitis in the
southern part of Kirov Province. Med.paraz. I paraz. bol. 32
no.3:288-292 MY~063 WIRA 17 - 3)
1. Iz otdela prirodnoochagov-ykh bolezney ( zav. - prof. P.A.
Petrishcheva) Instituta epiderniologii i mikrobiologii imeni
N.F. Gamalei MIN SSSR.

PCMZINk, I.A.
Effect of Argasidae and Ixodidam tick bites on the blood of
rabbits. YAd. paraz. i paras. bol. 32 no.4s473-475 JI-Ag 163.
(MIRA 17:8)
1, Iz otdola infektviy s prirodnoy ochagovootlyu (zave - prof,
P.A. Petrishchava) Institute, epidsmiologii i m1krobiologii
imerA N.F. Ginalei.

FAVLOVSKII, Ye.N..q akadamik; PCHEL-KINA,- A.A.; ULYZIN, K.F.; TALYZIN, F.F.
Durall,ion of the preservation of its toxic operties by the vena.-
of the Indian cobra (Naja tripudians H&rr,T Dokl, AN SSSR 150
m.2:428-429 My 163. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Zoologicheskiy insUtut A14 SSSR, Institut npidemiologii i
mikrobiologii im. N.F.,b~~eya i Universitet d,-uzhby narodov im.
F.Ummby.
(COBRAS) (VENOM)

PLTHISEGF31A, P.A.; S-EIMTS011, I.I.
....... ---
Mood sucking mooquitoas a-, a possible link in the circul-r;tion
of tick-borne cncephaii-~.Ls viruses. Ned. paraz. I para,". bol.
33 no.2:132-135 Ilr-Ap 164 (VIIRA 18:1)
1. Institut epidemiologii i mik.ro'biologii imeni N.G. Gwmle~
(direl,tor - prof. P.A. Verchilova) All, SSSR.

ZIIMAYEVA, Z.M.; PETRISIICIIEVAP P.A. ~ VLIMLKIUAr-"
Blood-sucking ticks as carriers of Q,,,Pover pathogens !n v,'_,r'vj2
.. F
types of landscape zones of the U.S.S.R. Zhur.mikrobiol.,epid. I
immun. 41 no.5:28-33 My 164. WIRA 18-2)
1. Institut epidemiologii i miki-obiologli imeni Gamalei AIMN SSSH.

, " ,
I , , "' , ,
Pi,vLk)lrsKlY, Ye.N., akad,~rail,; " - ; I-F.F.
- --eLCS
U -5er" Of a7; '-,a" affeCtl'0 t-, On.5-it- ~
and enctplialitis vir.ii. Dok-1. AN 156 no. i-123c)-l-'i.0
(,,,.IRA 17:6',
" e 164.

PAVLOVSK1Y, Ye.N., akademik; TALYZIN, F.F.; VALITSEVA, !.A.; PCHELKINA, A.A.;
YURKIVA. I.B.
Antidotal effect of propyl gallic acid, heparin and hydrocortiAlne
on the venom of Vipera lebetina. Dokl. Ali SSSR 156 no.6:1476-1478
164.
Je (MIRA 17: 8)
1. Zoologicheskiy institut AN SSSR, Pervyy moskovskiy meditsinski~
inst ''tuta imeni Sechenova i Institut epidemiologii i rLikrobiologii
imeni K.F. Gamaleya.

ACC NR, AP602-1581 SOURCE CODE: UR/0402/66/000/003/0352/0362
AUTHOR: Kuchcruk, V. V.; Pchelkina, A. A.
ORG: Department of Naturally Focal Diseases, Institute of Epidemiology and
KicrobioloQr, Academy of fiedical Sciences, SSSIV&(Otdel prirodnoochagovykh bolezney
instituta epidemiologii i mikrobiologii in. N. Y.0tam;1ei AM SSSR)
TITLE: Viremia and dynamics of complement-fixing antibodies in hedgehogs infected
with tick-borne encephalitis virus
SOURCE: Voprosy virusologii, no. 3. 1966, 352-357
TOPIC TAGS: virology, viral antigens, tissue culture, tick borne encephalitis
virus, Omsk fever, Povessan virus, louping ill virus, Langat virus, virus purifica-
tion method., rwee oel IMS DIJ.64,5 P_ I fi'V ri,60,0C,
ABSTRACT:
HedgehoeB are highly.ousceptible to very small subcutaneous doses of tick-
:borne encephalitis virus. StibcutaneouB doses of 0.1 LD., produce severe
and prolonged viremia. The disease has two peaks, one on the 4th-6th
-day-after infection, and the second on the 32th-15th day. Complement-fixing
Antibodies appear,ed in the blood on the tenth deW after Infection, reached
their hi st titer on the thirtieth doy and veris nea!:rl
_y akeent by the--.-
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I a Ono =am=
ACC N;h AP6021581
8Dtb 124th doW. Wrw-neutraii-ming antibodies Were in the blood of'
W~~ou~ly infected aninam. Orig. art. besk. - 2-figures.
(WeA. 50; CBE No. 101
SVB CMB: 06/ SUBM DATE: -22jan6$/ ORIQ RjWg WV OTJJ W# OD4/
lCard -10/2

L 'A7764-66 7-,T (A /T RQJJK
ACC NRa AP6028846 (A) SOURCE CODE: UR/0321/66/027/003/0276/0281'
AUTHDR: Ye. N.J(Deceased F6 F.i Manuell, N. M.;
Talyzin
Valltseia. I. A.i Pchelkina. A. A
ORG: Irlatitute of Chemical- -- -icsLAN SSSR Institut khimichoskoy fiziki AN SSSR);
Z
ZoologicAl Institute, AN SSSR Zoologicheskiy Institut AN SSSR); t--Moscow Medical
e
Institute im. 1. M. Sechenov rvyy Hoskov5kiy meditsinskiLy inst ut); :~aStilutg_-
im. I. M. Sechenov (Pervyy Moskovskiy meditsinskiy institut ; Inatitut-a of FWdemieA1.09Y
and W ro im. N. F. Gamaleya, AM SSS1t (Institut epidemiologii i mikrobiologiii
TITLE: Neutralizing effect of inhibitors radical-chain processes (propylgallate),
heparin, and hydrocortisone on viper v:rn'o
SOMCE: Zhurnal obshchey biologii, v. 27, no- 3, 1966, 276-281
TOPIC TAGS: mouse,, toxicology,, free radical, biologic secretion, drug affect
ABSWCTs Nice were injected subcutaneously with 1 ml of a solution containing
0.02 mg of venom and 3.75 mg of propylgallate (a typical inhibitor of free-radical
processes). Some 73% of the experimental mice survived as compared with only 6%
of the controls. 7h9 survival rate of mice after simultamous injection of haparin
and venom was 63.7% (subcutaneous) and 77.7% (intravenous) as compared with 2-2.2X
of the controlse 7he subcutaneous injection of venom and hydrocortisone resulted in
the death of 5 out of 11 mice as compared with 9 out of 21 control animals. The
authors concluded by ree nding the use of propylgallate,, haparin, or hydroeortisone
to treat viper bites only if the specific "antigurza" norm is not available. Safe
when administs in therapeutic doses,, these drugs can mitigate the effects of
move wake venomo Orig, art* bass I figars. [JMs 36.9323
SIM CMIS 06 1 SUM DATEs OMW / CRIG REP: 0125 Ord Ws 002

TALYZIN, F.F,, prof.; PCHELKINA, A.A.
Possible neutralization of animals injured with venom and infected
vith enceyJAUtis virus by serum. Trudy 1-90 MKI 4DII-13 f65.
(KM 18:12)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR (for Talyzin).

TAL~Y 1 N., F.F. ~ VMLIT,~'EV A, I. A.; PGRELK I NA, A.A.; YUPKOV A I, I B.
!',C~tclxii!ating eff%3--'t of propy"i Evallate, ~,epariri Ln*sa
(in the venora of Viper& lobetina. Trudy Un. druzfi. mr. I . vorl.
mad. ro.1:114-139 '64. (,11,11~-A 18-Q)
1. Kafedra obohchey Uologii t1niversitetr. Druzhby Narooov ~!-.qnl
Luriunby, Mc-~,I:va,

PARFANOVICH, M.I.; SOKOIJ',)V, N.N.; CHURILOVA. A.A.; Y0,011111SIM, 7.P"'.; F"HEIIINA,
A,A.; KORENBERG, 17.1.; 1,01giOVA, S.V.
Reviews. Vop. virus. 10 nc.2:241-245 Mr-Ap 165,
1. Institut viruso2ociJ irwni D.J.1vanovn),L)gc 101IN S-',c'R, Mnslkvu
(for Parfanovich, Sokolov). 4'.'. Loningradskayra oblantna 'ya nani t.-,-rn6--
epidemiologicheskaya stant3i-ya (for Churi3ova, Yairodin-kLy).
3. Inotitut opidemlologii i mtkrObiol ii imeni N.F.G:imalei A1411
2 0~. 4. mookovskiy nallol"no-
SSSR, Moskva (for Pchelldna Korenberg
is,ledovatellskiy In:-t.itut vlirusryk~ prep-&ratov (for LnYhovE)

PCHELKNA, A.A.; SELEDT-SOVI I.T.
Ro3e of wild animals as carriero ct the Q--ftv-r -*.n Lc--ithern
Turkmenia. Zool. zhur. " rc,.3:1/t,4---.,h5 165.
(M IRA 18., 8)
1. Otdel infektsii a pr1rodnoy ii1titituta c-li'demiulopli
i mikrobiologii Akademli rneditsinskikh riauk Moskva.

YOPY,NBERG,, E.I.; PCHELKINA, A.A.1 KOVAIEVSKIY, Yu.V.; SUVOROVA, L.G.
Characteristics of iumunogenesis in tetraonid birds in a
natural focus of tick-borne encephalitis. Wd. paraz. i paraz.
bol. 33 no.6:711-717 N-D 164. (MIRA 18:6)
1. Otdel bolezney a prirodnoy ochagovostlyu Instituta epidemic-
logii :L mikrobiologii imeni Gamalel AMIT SSSR, Moskva.

Seasonal characteri3ti -a cf
raturai f,, ~f
of 0-,e
bu 1 .3 ?r
-Je lf~,5.
My
'71 ro i,

PCI
'iRLM.
"
Experimental infection of house mouse, Dzhungar hamster and
. - steppe vole with Q fever. Zool. zhur. 44 n0-4:625-626 165.
(MM IS: 6)
. 1. Otdel infektsiy s prirodnoy ochagavostlyu Instituta epidemic-
logii I mikroblologfi AMN SSSR, Moskva.

PCHELINI V. 1.9 CAND AOR ScIt "FORESTRY
AND PHYSICO-UECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF THE WOOD OF Rt DCONE
AND OREENCONE FORMS OF SPRUOE~ UNDER CONDITIONS OF MARIYSKAYA
ASSR." LENINGRAD 1 1961. (MIN OF HIGHER AND SEC SPEC ED
RSFSR9 LENINGRAD ORDER OF LENIN FORESTRY ENGINEERING ACAD
IM S. IA. KIROV). (KLI 3-61, 226).
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PHASE I BOOK EXPWITATION 552
Morozkov, Sergey Georglyevich; Izvekov, Mikhail Mikhaylovich;
Pavlov,, VItally loedorovich; and Pchelina,, Antonina Alekeandrovna
Posobiye po vychislentyu koordinat i vysot opoznakov (Manual for
Cplculating Coordinates and Altitudes of Fixed Points) 2nd ed.,
rev. and enl. Moscow, Geodezizdat, 1957. 91 p. 6,ooo-copies
printed.
Gen. Ed.: Pavlov, V.F.; Ed. of Publishipg House: Vasillyeval V.I.;
Tech. Ed.: Romanova, V.V.
PURPOSE: The manual was prepared for the use of surveyors and topo-
graphers working in the development of aero-photographIc surveys.
COVERAGE: The present handbook (second edition) 18 based on
V.V. Chichiginals "Basic Manual for Computing Working Coordinates
for Plainly Visible Markers", Geodezizdat, 1951, but includes more
rational formulas and computation tables an provides practical
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Manual for Calculating Coordinates (Cont.) 552
instructiona for their use. No personalities are mentioned. There
are 7 Soviet references.
TABLE OF
CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
I. Basic Principles 5
IL Computing Marker Coordinates Determined by the Polar,
Section ing or Triangulation Methoas 9
A. Markers determined b y the polar method ("rays") 10
B. Marker determined by direct intersections from
triangulation points 15
C. Marker determined by reverse sectioning 21
D. Marker determined by combined intersectioning 36
E. Marker determined by triangulation sightings 37
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Tii. Computing Yarker Coordinates Determined by Triangu.Ution
Traverses 43
A. Markers determined by a triangulation traveree
run between two triangulation points 44
B. Markers determined by a closed transit traverse
based on a single triangulation point 50
C. Markers determined by transit traverses Inter-
secting at one nodal point 53
D. Markers determined by transit traverses Interv
secting at several nodal points 59
IV. Compliting the Altitude of Yarkers Determined From
Elevation Profiles U5
A. Computing differences between points on the
elevation profile 66,
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B. Determining marker altitude by the elevation
profile run between two leveling points 65,
G. Determining the elevation of markers by a closed
profile based on one bench-mark 71
D. Determining elevation of markerE by profiles
intersecting at one nodal point 72
E. Determining elevation of markers by profiles Inter-
secting at several nodal points T5
V. Computing Marker Elevations Determined by the Construction
of Elevation Grids 77
A. Computing elevations obtained by geodetic leveling 78
B. Computing the most probable value of a single point
elevation 78
C. Computing the most probable values for a systqm of
points by the method of successive approximations 80
V1. Appendices 85
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'condenser.and cooling systems for large heating plant
TME: Choice of optimum size
turbiioe'
SOME: Elektricheaki st sii,, no. 9, 1965, 19724
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TOPIC, TAGS,. cooling Aivbinet'.heating engin6arings, tiwb ne cooling
ABSTRACTI During the design of large soale heating-piant ~urblne
assembliesIt Is of greatimportanoe to findq for given meteorolo-
...:gloal conditions, the matched values of the coolant water oonsump-
tions- the dimensions of.the cooling.system and of the condenser,
and, In a general cases the discharge cross aeotion of the turbine
corresponding to a minimum of estimated losses over a given period
of the year. The oaloulation of these optimum matohad quantities,
presented In,the paper, were carried out jointly by the Turbomo-
tornyy za*od.(Turbo-engine plant)s Mosenersoproyekt, and VT1
(V$eL:oyuznyy,toplotakhniohookiy Institut imeni Pon. Dzerzhinskolo
All-Union Thermal-Engineering Institute Im. F.E.'~DzerzhinskIX7
In ponjunotivn with the~design of the TP-2~0-240 turbines (560-
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toW'er .cooler the optimum values of va-por pressure (30-40 kg/ml.h)
;and cooling multiplicity factor (60-7b) are generally the same'as
iin the case.of~pure condensation turbines, The cost reduction is
';mostly possible by a reduotion,in size of the cooling system.
iEurins the summer months In turbines with low steam removal for
water heating purposes the Increased reflux density (8-19 m3/m~-'-h)
leads to increased steam:pressuras within the condenser. A siml-
la.T,analysis of the new T-100-130 turbines leads to values for the
optimum reflux density in cooling hyperbolic towers
which are higher than the nominal density assumed In tho.past by
the Teploalektroproyekt.Instituteo Consequently, in the-future
one nust Increase the~cApaolty.of the water distributing d6vices
Offy~ical coolling towerso Crig, art* has: 7 figures and 4 tablese' [JFRS]
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OtV t* b~~Ixyepo*~t-, ft.Aaw in nozirles with a broken
S01MCE. 'Moscow. Universite
L Vychialltellnyy tsentr. Sbornik rabot, no. 4, 1965.
I ennyye metody Y gazovoy d1namJke jNumerical methods In gas dynamicB),
"Ch. al 103-107
supersonic nozzle, nozzle deBIgn, a3daymmetrIc nozzle, nozzle flow,
TOPIC TAGS.
bbgWary layer ;a9w, bounciary layer theory
ABSTRACT- The larger the Maeb number for which a supersonic nozzle is designed, the
snialler the characteristic ]Reynolds number and, consequent! e ar th glon 0,
'y, th I ger e re
flow occupied by the boundary layer. . For given diameters of the exbaust nozzle cross
settion and given flow parameters, a reduction of the boundary layer may be achieved by
a reduction In nozzle length. Nozzles with a broken generatrIx or nozzles with an angle
point are of minimum length. U. G. Pirumov et aL (Chislennyye metody v gazovoy
dinamIke, SborWk rabot, VTa MOU, no. 2, 1963) presented earlier a method for the de-
sign of ajdaymmetric nozzles with an angle point In the presence of equilibrImn 35byslco-
chemical transformation. The correction of the. shape discussed In the present paper
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PCH11,111KIM? I.L.,, irizh.
Choice of the optimul dinonsion of tho condonvor and water
cooling tower of a central heating turbine. Elek. stn. 36
no.9:19-,)-4 S 165. (IMIRA 18:9)

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-Tltle . .Anhydrous and =,tatantalates of alkali wtals. Part I.-
Motaniobaton of alkali notals
Perladletil Zhur. ob. khi-mv 24., W. 7.5 1101 11043 July 1954
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T Rb-and.Cs metaniobates,.is described.
he _thesis of anhydrous
e-te thermal stability of all investigatmd retanio-bates of arkal-i
metals was establishedat 12000. 71he reasons for sucb high thermal
stability of the imtaniobates, are explained. The equivalent and
specific electrical conductivity of saturated alkali rwtal ~.wtanicbate
solutions were neasured and the findings are pXV-1sented in table. Twelve
references: 10 USSR3' l'US.4 andIItalian.
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Title Anhydrous metaniobates and mtatantalates of alkali metals. Part 2.-
116tatantalates of alkali. metals
-ANF-Apd1cal Zbur ob. kh1n, .2h') Ed* 7, 1105 11.08.N J4Y 1954
trac T, anta s se i
Ab~ t The derivat-lon.of anhydrcns Li, Rb and Cs- ;.--tat lates i de r bed.
The-thermal stability of all- aiihydrous alkali jmtal matatantalates was
Investigated and it was established that all rwntioned salts are therimally
stable at-120DO .7he rklting points_, volatility and electrical conductivity
of netaniobates mlybdates, tungstates and netatantalates were commared
nd the results are given in tables. The reasons for, the high therm;al
stability of mtatantalates, are explained. Six references: 4 USSR, 1 German
and I Swiss4
lnstitAi6n State,University, 11-10SCOW
~5dbidtU&I.: Tbbruarv 2 1954
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alkall metals, Zhur, ob. khIm.
of anhydrous wetanlebates of
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