SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PERTSEV, I.M. - PERTSEVA, A.P.

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PIVNWKO, G.P. (Pi,rnenko, H.P.]; ~HAGOVETS. R.K. R.K.1;
EV., r.M.; SOMIROVA, G.M.
Presence of water-insoluble tanni-is in the roots of the spurge
Euphorbia palustris. F&rmatsev. zaur. 16 no.1:32--35 161.
(MIM l7r8)
1. Kharikovskiy farmatsevtlcheakiy institut.

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FERTSU, I.M.; FIVIIEMO, G.P. [Fivuenko, H.P.]
Use ol." chromatography for the study of essential oils wb.ich
are wed in pharmaceutical practice. Report No.2: Determination
of menthol, its esters and cineole in the essential oil of
peppermint using chromatographic analysis. Farmatsev. shur.
17 no.1:21-27 162. (NIRA 15:6)
1. Rhar1kovskiy farmatsevtichaf)kiy institut.
(CHROVATOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS) (PEPJ.SWV1 OIL)
(MENTHOL) (CINEOLE)

PIVNENKO, G.P. ['?ivnenko, H.p.); CHAGOVETS, R.K. LChahovots', R.K.);
PERTSEV, BAKUMENKO, G.A. Dakumen'ko, H.A. I
Increasing the productivity of workers in drugstores FarmatBev.
zhur. 15 no.1:37-42 160. ~MIRA 14:5)
1. Kafedra tekhnologii likars'kikh form i galenovikh preparativ
Kharkivs,lkogo farmatsevticLnogo institutu.
(DRUGSTORFS)

GMER, Ye.L.; MDSHKIN, F.A..._P EV L.D.
Synthesis of hydorxymethylphosphinic acid. Fla.-it.massy no-4:62-
63 161. (14IRA 14:4)
(Phosphinic acid)

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AUTHORS: Gefter, Ye. L., Moshkin, P A , Pert9ev, L D
TITLEt Synthesis of hydroxy-methyl phosphonic acid
PERIODICAL! PlaEticheakiye massy, no. 4, 1961, 62-63
TEXTi Eydroxy-methyl phosphonic acid (EMPA) is a specific hardening
catalyst for methylol polyamide, foam polyurethane, furylic and other
resins to which h;?at- and water-resistant are quickly imparted even by
small quantities. This reaction, applied for the first time by H, J Page,
is not suitable fDr the preparation of large quantities, as the exothermic
roaction cannot be controlled. A method devised by tf.e first-mentioned
author for a danger-free polymerization of t?lhyl
phosphite proved t-- be inadequate, as only one-third of the add,tlan I't'
formaldehyde was utilized The hydrolyBiS of the chloro-methyl phcsphonic
acid chloride in two steps, described by IA~ I Kabachnik and
Ye, S. Shepeleva (Ref 61 Izv AN. SSSR, OKhN, 185 (1951)), purtially
takes place under pressure The authors have now hyd.roly7od PCI,, already
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Synthesis of hydrcxy-methyl phosphonic acid B110/B208
at the beginn'Ing cf the process: CH20
PC I, ~ ~R'O 3 HC I + B-PO I, oH ) 11 HOCH PO(OH)
e 2 2 2
This reaction may be performed in one step (1) from phosphorus trichloride
and formaldehyde, or In two steps (II) with separation of the inter-
mediate(phosphoroL,s acid). In the case of (11) 137.5 i~ of PCI, was added
0,
to 150 ml of R20 while 3tirring, with temperature rising to `~ "', I
After evaporating tne hydrochlori,; acid, the residue .3olidified and gave
the yellowish-white crystal mass of phosphorous acid malting at 71-720C.
Equivalent quantities of H 3P03 and paraform were then heated 'in seaLed
ampuls for sevi-,ra-. hours The resulting thick yellowish liquid 4P;
90 % yield) crystitllized slowly. The orystals had a P-content of 2'1-Q1
and meltea at 8?-H'OC- The condensation of H 5P05 with 10 ~, formalin
solution proceeded in a similar way, Working under preseure (a) or the
reflux condenser ;1,) gavet yields: (a) = 85 %; (b) = 80 L~,; P-content:
(a) = 27,5 %; (b) ~ 27,55 In the one-step process (I), phc.sp1,,:.us
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Synthesis of hydrcxy-methyl phosphonic acid B110/B208
trichloride was gradually added to 38 % formalin Aftar boiling for
several hours under the refluy condenser, OMPA was obtained in a yield
of 78 %. on reac:ion with excess formalin the yield was 81 %
N. I. Bondarl Is me-ntioned as a co-worker, There are 7 referencest
6 Soviet-bloc and I non-Soviet-bloc,
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PERTSEV, L.P., inzh.; KOPTELOV, L.N.
New cesign of clamps for flangeti. rhim.mach,, Mr
,62. (MIRA 15: -11)
(Flanges)

IMSEV, L.P., insh.; KHODORETS, A.N., inzh.; VERUGA, V.F., inzh.
Usink a hydrodynamic clutch in the drives of machinery for the
cheAlcal Industry. Khim.mashinostr. no.1:33-34 Ja-F 164.
MRA 17:4)

PERTSEV, L.P.; YAROSPETSKAYA, L.A.
Design of flanged joints with clamps. 6tandartizatsiia 28 no.
2:16-1~j F 164. (MIRA 17:3)

PPITSID 0 1,.P, . toklin. nau'- , DOL,14SK:Y, V - M. , in zh.
Calcula'Ang the 9 zreng'.h of tho- y ollwl cr~nnrv,: t I jr, )! r, % Jr
with the -~uLc sheel. of a heat-exchanging appara-,,,,q. Khim.
I neft. mashinos'.r. S '64. M:~,A 1-:12,t

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S'udy of- flat flangee. lrn~m. , neft. ma-~.4riistr.
D 16/~ (MIRA

PERTSEV, L.P.; 1,11KASHEVi(II,
Standardi2~ati on of f 1&nges Of' veEs' -a an ~,, a ~ - ~- - *-'- 7F, * E - : ;2
29 no.3:40-41 Mr '65. ,

PERTSEV I P. Mzh.
Calcula'Uon of the airtiphtneas of flange jointr, in !~ontrilriert ar/J
apparatus. Khim. mash. no.4:24-27 JI-Ag 161. (milt,, )L~:8)
(F] anfes)

BARDIN. I.; BRUN, R.: BRUTIN, W.: BOY108 V.; BORISOV, A.: BTCHKOV, V.;
VASURNED, S.: VINIARADOV, V.; VISMVSKIT, A.; VODNXV. G.; MORIN,
G.; DZILLPLRIM, Tn.; DIDMO. V.; D'YAKONOV, I.; ZEMVLV, S.;
ZAKHARDF, A.; IVANC;V, I.; KIRSAWOV. M.; KOLTADA. G.; KGROB07, P.;
LBSIOV, A.; LUXICH. L.; J.YUBIMOV. A.; MEMME. S.: KTRTSYNOV, A.:
PSTRUSHA. F.; PITERSKIY, A.; POPOV, I.; RkTZJM. D.;
ROZHKOV, A.; SAPOZHNIKOV, L.; S3DCY P.; SOKOM)V. P.; TBVOSYAS, I.;
TIKHONOV, N.; TISHCHNNKO, S., FILIPPOV. B.; FO)MNKO, N.; SEIRLEOV,
A.; SB3RMT'TXV, A.
Fedor Alaksandrovich Warkulov. Koke t khtm.no.' :62 '56. MRA 9: 12)
(Nerkulov, Fedor Alekaandrovich. 1900-1916)

MTaV, H.
Drive fo:r quality steel. Stal' 12 no.2:97-100 F '59.
(MIRA 12:2)
1. Direkl-or moskovskogo metallurgicheakogo zavoda "Serp I molot."
(Tool i3teel) (Heat-reaistant alloys) (Steel, Stainless)

PERTSKV, M., inzhener; SICLY,MAO, D.
Metallurt7 in t3ocialist countries. IM no. 7: 63 JY '59.
(MIRA 12:11)
1. Predsedatell TSantrallnogo pravleniya nauchno-tokhnicheakogo
obabchostva chernoy metallurgii (for Perta,30. 2. Predseclatell
staleplavillnoy soktaii pravloniya nauchno-tokhnichookogo
obahchostva chornoy metallurgil.
(MetallurQr)

PEIrrav, 11. pomwft
Let us heln rietall,Lrglcal workers fulfill theil* Dledge. NTO
no.2:5-8 i 159. (MIRA 12:2)
1. Pre(tsadatell TSentrallnogo pravleniva nauc~vlo-tekhnlc-heskogo
obahchost7a chernoy matallurgii.
(Iron--Metallarj7)

BOODI-YUBSKIY,,N.; BORISOV, S.; GRIGORIYEV, N.; GUSAROV, M.; GUSIV, L.;
ZHMV. S.; ZHETVIN. U.; ZAIMIN. S.; ZOI&OV, G.; IWZENTSI:V. U.;
KLMMTIYZVA. A.; KDMAROV, A.; KOSMACHKV, V.; IJLPTKV, V.; IMONDSOV, V.;
MI)MY3W(V. A.; HOVIEDV. I.; ]~TSNV~. M.;-PROKOPOVICH, P.; ROKANDY. I.;
RUMNSIATA. R.; SVIRIDDV, G.; SMTIKDV. G.; SUBBOTIN, A.; TURTAIVDV, I.;
CHBSMXCIV, S.; CHICHKIR, K.; CHIKHANOV. 1.
Grigorii. Markelovich Illin; an obituary. Metallurg 3 no.10:36 0 158.
(MIRh 11: 10)
(Illin, Grigorii Markelovich, 1894-1958)

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:,P-aks of t~--C- 7en~lnol:g, --a' SCSI C-ty
MetAllurgry ir. connectIon '-,'.th Z~.o of '-'~e -ai-tl
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concerring -,~he fast eKr,&ns'-on of *.he chemicals industry~
Stall 24 no.5-,385-388 M~ , I ~4..
1. Prodioedal~eil TSontrailnogo pravleniya
obahcheia-we chernoy metallurg'-I,

FERTSFV, M.A.; FILIPPOV, S.M.
For a continued expansion of ferrous metallurgy. Metallurg 8
n0-121-3 Ja 163. (KMA 161l)
(Iron and steel plant a-Produc tion starxiards)

PERTSEV, M.A.
Continlioualy improva the work of the Scientific Techno-
logical Society for ferrouv metallurgy. Stall 24 no.1!1.4
Ja 164, (MUIA 17:2)
1. Predsedatell TSentrallnogo pravloniya Nauclno-tekhni-
cheskogo obshchestva chernoy metallurgii.

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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6363
Zhetvin, Nikita Petrovich, Vladimir Pavlovich Tunkov, Mikhikil Andrayevic12.
.. Aleksey Ivanovich Paisov, and Lev Nikolayevich Podvoyskiy
Ecrise,v
Tekhnicheski chistoye zhelezo (Armco Iron) Moscow, Metallurgizdat, 1962.
198 p. Errata slip inserted. 2750 copies printed.
Ed. : L. Sh. Kazarnovskiy; Ed. of Publishing House: A. L. Ozeretskaya;
Tech. Ed.: A. 1. Karasev.
PURPOSE: The book is Intended for engineering personnel at metallurgical
and machine-building plants. It may also be used by students at schools
of higher education and tekhnikums studying metallurgy, machine building,
and electrical equipment.
COVERAGE: The book reviews methods of melting, rolling, and heat treat-
ing low-carbon electrical steel and pertinent problems of its physical metal-
lurgy. The effect of various impurities and heat treatment on magnetic and
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AUTHOR. P,~r,~sev, M.A.
TITLE - All-Un:.or, Conference --f Steelma.--er,5-
PERIODI,-AL; Stal', 1~60, No. 10, pp 90-0 - )0i
TEXI; The Vsi~soylizncye scveshchanlye staleplavil'sh,:rlikov (All-UnIon Con-
ference of Steelmakers) wa5 convenad in Stalino. on August 23 - 26 1960,. 0 n
the conference, whi:h was attended by more than 600 repre5enlatives T-f me'a-r-
gical plants and scientific research Institul.es, th~- following wiln t -picc; wAre
dissussed in thrce 3roups. cpen-hparth stc-e_', ?1ectrcsme1AIn~~1a,,').d c1-:nvF.r-?,-
process. Papers were read cr the following pr~_.)Irms I,' 1r,:rea8Ing he -.ap,:icv-,y
cf furnaces (enlarging the volume of operating furnaves grid building new large-
capacity furnaces)j. ?) Introduc*Ion cf n,~,w hign-epeed methcds in sta~El m-~'tlng
(applying oxygen ani air, new typE-es of refractcry material, Impr-':,ving _h~' prA-,&
ration of the charge, of the iron scrap, of fluxing material. etc, 3~1 prodii,ing
more steel In oxygen-,:onvert-rs and furnaces. 4 extending the use ~-f
vacuum melting, applying liquid instead of tolil pig Iron In ele-fric
refining Iron In c~)nv-~r*.czr5, extending the au~cmatlcn rf
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All-Union Conference of Steelmakers AO--14/AO.2q
the first place by applying elecizonic comput~rlz. 6'~ supplying witv
high-capacity equipment and me--hanIzing all prosessee whi:h hithert, are stl-
being carried out manually, At t-he conference about 100 pap'~-rs were read, among
which reports by N.M.. Selivanov, Head of th- Tsentral'naya zavodskay;l aborptr,
riya Magnitogorskogo kcmFl-nata (Central Plan~ LaborAtory of the MagnItogcrsk
Combine) cn th-e experien~,es gained In that. plant. witt, high--apacity open-hpar!~'
furnaces of the latest design and w1th the application of ow-su)fur refined I
ron, having a consLarit amount. of Inclusions, by Mr. Gur-Okikh, For~ an at
n'~ fftng
Kuznetskiy kombinat (Kuznetsk Combine) cn the Dppn-hearth furnace Lof I 7C
and the remot.e contrcl' Tf st,:-1 V:urtng. hy Shv-~t~:ov, Worker of the
me~a~lurglch-?.sk~y za%-c-i (Taganr3g, licr~ cf W,Drk,
~-,n the opera~icn of ~::en-nearth furnacozs w1tri na-ura iz3~. 11'r
hers 'cok part. In 'r, * d,5cus5l,-.n of s-:,tClnE !.he M,-!*
cuum-lrc-atm-nt cf S*~--'X--Utslde the furnarr- VM. Samarin, --rrr-sporidiri.7 N-mt-
of the Academy of Scien?ps USSR, M.V. Fr1dantsev- Direcicr -f ka r-
(%stven-noy metallurgil 'L&;jQbLM
_(Instil.ute of Qua.-i,y
Cr-N. Oyks, D--,clor -f Txhnical Sclen:-es -3-nd N M. Chuyho, Do-1- c-f Tr-cnni-a.' S-1-
B.V. Barvinskiy ::tmmen*ed :.n the prc,no~m ~f Thc, op-r!i*Icna an~
T.Icnal drawbacks c-f t~-e nt~w 80-:n type f)~-ra-e T h e -w:,ng 1nncva'.icn=- ar-1
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A-11-UnI.--n Confer6nce of Sle-'.makc-r~ A"j- 4 /A
new processes to b-, reabilized rec-1ved special rt-feren:- !e-cns*r1,jct1-:n -f
furnaces for cold gas cperailon, increasing the. weight :f 'he charge ur tc
700 and 800 - 900 tcn,,i high-capacIty presses fo- compacting Iron-s~-r;lp. gra(llr-g
and crushing ore with simultaneous fluxing, the improvement in quality -~f refr-3-
tcry materIals sr they wi-'! meet the higher, sta-rd.3rds cf thp :Yyjz,~n prr.-Er-s
th4 applica~icn cf synthe".1c fluid cl~3gB In tl-,~ lad.ip Jui-.rg the mc-l'Ing prc-c-,
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PERTSEV. M.A.: SMLYAREIM, D.A.
Third n1jeting of the onnIting section of the Permanent Comlesion
on Ferrnun Metallura In the Nutual Economic As-Ostance Council.
Matallupg 3 no.8:22-74 Ag 158. (MIRA 11:9)
1. Rukovodit"11 movetakoy chasti staimplavillnoy anktaij Po,toyan-
nny kominall po chornny metallurgit Soveta Nkonomirhemkoy Vzaimo-
pomoshchi (for Pertanv). 2. Chinn stalnplavil'noy ankteii Potitn-
yannoy komlasit pn chornny motallurgii Soveta Skonomichmokoy
vsaimopamoshcht (for Smolyarenko).
(Europe, Eastern--Economic assistance)

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TTTLE- All-Union Conference of Steelmelting Engineers
PERIODICAL: Metallurg, 1960, No. 10, pp. 1-2
TEXT-.1 The All-Union Conference of steelmakers was convened In August 23-
26, In Stalino, and was attended by over 600 experts, representatives from metal-
lurgical plants and scientific research institutes, scientists, lnnov~tors,Heroez
of Socialist Labor, End workers of central institutions. The Conference work was
divided into three vections: the open-hearth furnaces, the electric steel-making,
and the converter steel-melting sections. At the open-heartn section great atten-
tion was paid to intensified steel melting processes using oxygen. The necessity
of constructing oxygen stations at the plants was stressed, The participants
exchanged experiencos on the heating of open-hearth furnaces with cold natural
and coke gas. The increase in the weight of melts (,conversion of the furraces tn
double charge) was indicated as a means of raising the efficiency of the furnaoes
It was also decided to take efficient measures for improving the preparation of
raw material, and the quality of refractory materials. Automation of the open-
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All-Union Conference of Steelmelting Engineers A006/j%00l
hearth process was discussed. N. M. Selivanov, heading the central laboratory of
the Magnitogorsk C "e, reported on the operation of new high-capacity open-
hearth furnaces and the melting and use of low-sulfur pig iron with a constant
!.mpurity content. Gurskikh a master at the Kuznetsk Combine, presented Inform-
ation on the operation of open-hearth furnaces of the plant and remote control
steel casting. Shvet iov steel worker of the Taganrog Metallurgical Plant, Hero of
Socialist Labor, delivered a report on open-hearth furnaces operatUrg on natural
gas. At the electric s teelmelti (keetion a discussion was held on the selection
of efficient methods for vacuum treatment of steel outside tne furnace, In the
discussion participated: A- M. Samarin, Corresponding Member of AS USSR, M. V.
Pridantsev, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Director of the Institute of High-
Quality Metallurgy 1,!;NIIChM G. N. Oy s, and N. M. Chuyko, Doctors of Techni,--al
Sciences. B. V. Ban,inskiy eported on deficiencies in the design of new 80-ton
electric furnaces. 1, program was set up for the mechanization of technological
operations in electric steel melting and automated control of metal teeming a-rid
melting. Of the advauced technological processes, special attention was paid to
metal processing with synthetic liquid slags In the ladle developed by TsNESNM
and the Zlatoust Metallurgical Plant, and to the method of important steel ard
alloy melting in induction and are vacuum electric furnaces by electroslag
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ZHERTVIN, Nikit% Petrovich; TUNKOV, Vladimir Pavlovich; PE~qT~U,
Mikhail Andre _v: -ch; PAISOV, AlekBey Ivanovich; PCDVrYSErY,
yeyj
L~v -Nik-~iayevich; KAZAINOVSKIY, -. Sh., red.; C2ERETSKATA, A. L. ,
red. isd-va; KARASEV, A.Lj takhri. red.
[Co x4Aally pure iron)Takhnicaski chistoe zhelezo. Moskva,
Metallu:rgizdat, 1962. 198 p. (MIRA 16:1)
(Iron)

FERTSEV, M.A.
Objectives of the Scientific Technological Socioty of Ferrous
Metallurgy for the carrying out of resolutiong I)y the November
Plenum of the Central Comidttee of the CPSU. Stall 23 no.3-.
193-194 Mr '63. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Predsedatell TSentrallnogo pravleniya nauchno-tekhnicheakogo
obahchestva chernoy metallurgii.
(Iron-Matallurgy) (Steel-Witallurgy)

PERTSEV M.A.
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Fuller use of potentia-Litiea in ferrous metallu:rgy. Pletallurg
8 no.7:1,3 JI 163. (MIRA 16:8)
If- 1. Sovet narodnogo khozyaystva S"OSH.
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(Iron industry) ('Steel Industry,,

Gov/ 135/58-9-6/d-)
kUTIIORO'*-;_PQxI_%&i iA A. (Eno-ineer) and "moijarenko, D. A.
.")kcience
TITL&: The Work of the 3teelmaki-n--, Section of tac- Permanent Coimi~3s-
ion for tLe Iron, and Stool lndu:3try of tho Council for %Iutual
Economic Assistance (Rabot,~ sektsii stale i)lavil'-.o,_-~o
proizvodstva postoyannoy issii no cherno.,, 1-10t,-11211.r-ii
Soveta Ekonoraicheskoy V-,~,ai--IC),)oM,3GIIciJ)
PERIODI~AL: Stall v 1958t Nr '-), j,;~ / (U~-ilm)
kBSTIZk(jT: Tike third session of the abovo sectina (to,~ctner wit,-. the
6ection of the productiDr. of refractory matoriais) tDoh -_la-ce
iii April 1958 in Dnepropeti,ovsk. The representatives of the
followinC countries participated: Bulga;,iall Hun(~,ar:7, 2ast
,Termany, Poland, Rumania, USSR and Czechoslovakia. The pr7)-
gress in the production of steel and refractories in the
sociali:3t countries during 1958-1960 an6 : main direct,_~ons of
further developments in the teclindque 01 productiDn of steel
and refractories dLLrin,-, 1960-1975 was reported and di3CUSsed,
Every country reported in general terms increasing- outputs by
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The Work of the 31teelmaking Section of the P(,-rm,3.n(,,rA Commi,36ion fr)r
the Iron and Steel Industry of the Council fDr Mutual Economic
Assistance
intensification of smelting processes and construction of
new production units. The only details quoted were: USSR -
control of the length of fla%ie by the anfTle at which the !-as
and air ,,treams meet - Fig.1; Czechoslovakia - openini_- of
ta-D hole by exl,losives F~0.2; improvements in the lin-,.ng
of the tappin-c, runner Fii,,.3; a new method of heatir,~,,, Lot
tops by introducinZ hrou-Ji openings in special hot tops. a
streani of o)rj,---en (_- /MiO and intermittent additions of'a
thermal iiixture (14% Al, 35% ferrosilic)n, 25.5% silicon
manganese and 25.5% lime) in an amount of 1.15 kc,-/to-.- Or
CJ
combustion of the mixture in a stream of oyyEen, the sla,,
and the upper layer of metal become well heated and a de-6e
in-ot wit;n a small s1-Lrin_ka!;e cavity is obtained. This ~',e-
creases head CrOL to 8-0 instead of the previous 17%
(inr-ots of 2.5 t and 4.1'- 0. From Czechoslovakian research
the followin, are mentioned - continuous C,,j.,jtinrr with arc
0
heatin- of metal in the crys~alli_zer (mould) with subsequent
0
rolli:-.6 (without coolinG) on a planetary mill; ~cstin,-, of
steels boilers and turbines on an ~,xperime_tal boiler
operatiziE- at tenperatures 700-8500C and T_-)resslire of 60C at-:,-
Card 2/4 1

S Ov/
The Work of the Steelma.L-in;-- Sect]-c~n of the Permanent OOMMS310n f)r
the Iron and Steel Industry of the Council for Mutual Economic
Assistance
roduction of clad steeis, castinj of hi-la alloy :3ceels
C-~ LD
MS. rods and wire for weldi~LS, Leat reSi-3ta-A iilo,7 -D-
tainin,-; of Al). Aitl.Du~,-h ZLI-? :)~en nears'--- -f-rr.,:-,ze
will rc!::-ain the ma'~n unit a a,-c)li.-&t-i:)n Of
oxy-er. tlowm converte-.3 i5 rec,)-,,mcrided. Tri-? f,)llowln.-
11 . iial-
Lties 1'cr o,,-en ~iearth
T,y-,:e of ref7~a-ctDr,, ::iarerial: c- o i t eF':'~ r iL a S
-1i te
Be-i-nning of defor--iz-t)'')r'
LD C-)
Un -1 ler a load of !,:,-/Cm~' 1-00
Appare.-..t porosity,
% not nore than 14
Resistance to tlier:aal shoczc
(heating to 85000 heating-
tj
cooli-ng cycles, not les3 tlaan 100 100
Card 3/4

SOV/133/58-9-6/29
The Vlork of t'ia Steelma-kin.-I Secticin of the Pf-,riian(-,!-.t
the Iron and St;ael Industry of the Council for Mlutual Ecor.omic
Assistance
For up.per rows of gas and air regenerators the -ise of bricks-
C~ )0, and porosity not ex-
containin,r not less than 42% Al,
ceeding M6 was recommended. There aro 3 fi.-ures.
v~ 4 /4

AUTHORS: 3molyarenkc, D. A., Candidate of Technica2 sov167-58-1,-1-2129
Sciences, Fertsev, ~'.. A. , Engineer

TITLE: The Perspectives of the Use of Crj,,,en in I.etallurgy in Soclalis~
Countries (Perspektivy -primeneniya kisloroda v metallur7,ii
sots inlis ticheskikh stran),
PERICDICAL: hislorod, 1958, -v'. I ~Nr 4, pp. 40-4D (USSI()
ABSTRACT: 1n ADril 1958 the third joint meeting of representatives of the
steel-casting influstry and the sections for the production of
refractories was held at Dnepropetrovsk. The mecting was attended
by members of the council for mutual aid (to sociali3t countr-ies),
The meeting %m3 further attended by the specialicts, froi-ii Bulgar:La,
hungar~7, the Genran Democratic Republic, Poland, Funania,
Czechoslovakia, and the USSR. Reports vmre delivered which con-
cerncJ the manner in Mnich conditions s(.t up at the previous
meeting (11) nt Prugue had been fulfilled. Lectures furthc r d~,a1
with the joint plan for thf.- increase of tit(.el production ( in
socialist countries) during the pcried of 1958-1960 and the
issu-ing of new regulations for the develo-mi.ent of modern methods
'
Card 1/3 75. It vas stated -_'n
of production during the period of 1960-19

The Perspecti1rcs of the Use of Gxy~gen in ketallurgy SOV/ 67-58-4- 1 Z,`,1
in 3ocialist Countries
this conmection that, rhile the qualit.,f of open-hearth 3tt,Cl
produced in the respective countries Md remained on the sairic
thIt o-, Onav( rt,;r J'uct! and cle--tric ,ittel had i=ry)v,~d
conzi,~.erabl in (I
Cz--choslovakia it is nlanned that cy~),,,-2n Faall
bc usjd to a co%,i~t-.-ALI -Y
Y increazed extent n s -,.:c-I f c, nd -J- ri
the Coul-C of the period extending to '196C. For th.'s -,.u--ooqe -r,,,-
establisivnent of thrt-e large new ox.),p,7en plant,8 1'F P.La;11-,,'d. In
3zcchovlovakia a new nicthod of preparing steel ingctr V zigh4 ng
1'rom 2,5 to 4,5 t, -,Yhich will be used for casting, has be,-r d~,--,'-
oT,cd. It -.~w decided at this riecting t1vit measures shculd be '.Aken
for a furthvr incrcase of st,el production ( 1:,i%ty by thc
Liociali.qt count-r-jes', . not the (.-,qtallishi,er~ ,fT
or by extending i,nd enlArginS ul-r-ad.; existing -,.ri-.g - bv~r- al-q-) t
the incrLased appli-,atiun of ox~,gtin in all n.c !,LceE.3 E
Among other measures, also the farther development of the pm, duc-
Card 213 t1on of converter steel by the application of oVFen is plann-d.

The Perspectives of the Use of Cxygen in Letallurgy s r.-V 6 7 58. , - -~ / 1 2,~
in Socialist Countries
1. Stcal industry-USSR 2. Oxygen-Applications
Card 3/3

PERTSEV, M.A.
Fotrromi motallurgy in 1964-1905. (Rowiltn and pro2p"ctv.)
Metallwrv 10 no.lil-3 Ja 065. (MIRA 1814)
1. Sovet narodnogo khozyaystva SSSR.

AUTHORS: Pertaev, M.A. and Smolyarenko, D.A. E-OV/130-58-8-9/18
TITLE: Third Mi6l'ing of the Steel-making Section of the Flerm*x%
Commission on Ferrous Mef-llurgy of the Council for
Economic Mutual Aid (Tretlye zasedanJ.ye sektsii stale-
plavillnogo proizvodstva Postoyannoy komissii po chernoy
metallurgii Soveta Bkonomicheskoy VZELiMOPOMOshchi)
PERIODICAL: Metallurg, 1958, rtr 8, pp 22 - 24 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The -third meeting of the steel-making section was held
jointly with the refractories section of the Permanent
Commission on rerrous Metallurgy in Dnepropetrovsk in
April, 1958. The following countries were represented:
Bulgaria, Hungary, East Germany, Poland, Rumania, USSR
and uzechoslovakia. The conference heard and discussed
repo.rts on the progress of the measui. es recommended for
1958-1960 steel production increases, development of new
steel-making techniques for 1960-1975;, improvement of
refractories, development of proposals on bearing-steel
production increases and standardisation of conditions.
Repo.,r-ljs on progress in 1956-1957 and development plans
for the next few years. Measures planned for 1960-19?5
include the construction of larger units, wide use of
Cardl/4 oxygen, use of cold, high-calorific Nralue fuel, use of

SOV/130-58-8-9/18
Third Meeting of the Steel-making Section of thOormmOt Commission
on rerrous Metallurgy of the Council for Economic Mutual Aid
natu.ral gas where available, increase! in casting facilities,
introduction of continuous casting, oxygen-blown con-
verter processes. The open-hearth is to remain the main
steel-making process and new and better refractories
(Table 1) are to be adopted: for the) upper rows of
checicers, bricks with over 42% A1203 and porosity not
exceeding 18% will be used. Induction and are-furnace
melting under high vacuum was recommended for high-quality
alloy steels. Scrap preparation is to be improved and
maxi.mal. mechanisation, the adoption of spectroscopic
analysis, evaporative cooling and waste-heat boiler were
recommended. Before 1965, the Socialist-camp countries
are gradually to go over to the melt,Lng of ball-bearing
steels with vacuum treatment in the ladle or during pouring;
for internal use, the existing national marks a-re to con-
tinue but for export two standards axe recommended
(Table 2). For machine tool construction an a reed com-
promise between existing state standards (GOST~ for non-
Oard2/4 metallic inclusions and customer requirements are

SOV/150-710-S-9/18
Third Meeting of the Steel-makinG S,~ction )f tl,e C~-ictant Comr,~is'-:.4-n
on Ferrous Metallurgy D-f the Council for Econaaic -:tua'-' Aid
recommended. GCST 60 1-58 e c oii, --,- - - 1 -1 ii :)' bal l-
and rol 1 ei be o i in~- - -1 c -- 1 s 3) L S c , fi---L c "A i n the
USSR il:, Liayl lc)58 uiid ..ill c~-,.e into )L, April 1,
Improved are to Ile ~ido.Dtcd L-, -,.cuber coulatries
in 196C!-lP&-7'. T-c -ci:;!, i -, v-i --it-ed tLc i. t~ c _i r etrovskoco
(imeni Krivoy Rog r)6 i.e
Zapor02,1--Stal' eX---)rO-sed tLeir ',D N.A.
Tikhonov, iae 7i t f t-1 - e P e -- r o p ero V.,: c c
Council. a
D.G. IE,r-a'-cr--:0, 'c~r s cc-,-~f--,1 t1-c
Me e t i n~,
There ELI C ;7' C S .
ASSOCTATTONS: C1cve,,:SL --~ c, nx: )stoya-
nLoy 5-"1 (I)DViet
branch o" "I c Stcel-r-c-1-iii.- 3 ctior, ti, c i-'_ i -.-.a ne nt
("cmr on FerrD E; t Co-mcil for
Bcor.-):,...~c ...utual A16)
Gerd 3/4

SOV/13C--,`-0-q/18
ThIrd. M,~eting of' tl_e of the Conz,,aLt Commission
on Ferrous Metallui.-,,/ __- tl-r-- -'Di Economic _:-L'aal A_'d
and _(.r. 1 a vil ~elc,Siy a t IS S1 I
~O C Sect;J on or
L
t~e Permanent CorL ission on Ferrous of
the C),:.:~c:il for i.,_itual Aid)
I.. STeel--Prod-,1ctic,):-. 2. Steel--Applications
Card 4/4

PC ~ZT5
AFM IN, X.B.; '3URTSEV, K.I.; BYSTROV, S.D.; VlIfETS, G.B.; VCDlf-"V, G.G.; VORONIN,
A.S.; GRVLICH, A.S.; GRYAZN(N, II.S.; GUDIM, A.F.; GUSYATINSKIY. M.A.;
DVaRIN, S.S.; DIDMIKO, V.Ye.; D14TTRIYEV, M.H.; DCRIDE, M.M.; DMOGOBID,
G.M.; 'ZHDAHOV, G.I.; ZAGCRULIKO, A.I.; MRIMPSKIY, A.G.; rVASHCHMKO,
U.N.; KAFTAN, S.I.; XVASHA, A.S., KIWEV, A.D.; KLISHEVSM, G.S.-,
KOZYRYT, V.P.; KOWBOV, V.1%; WAIAN, X.I.; IYYTXS, V.A.; MUM, 13.Z.;
LODMA. N.5.; LUBINYZS, I.A.; MANDRYKIN, I.I.; MUSTAFIV, F.A.; NWIROVSM,
W.Eh.; IIKFXDOV, V.A.; OBMOVSKrY, Ta.M.; PWL'SEV._Xj.; PETROV, I.D.;
PODaROZRANSKIY, POPOV, A.P.; RAX, A.T.-I-ftfMA-KIN, A.A.; RozHKOV,
A.P.; :ROZENGAUZ, D.A.; SAZCIN(N, S.A.; SIGALOV, M.B.; STORAMIN, Ya.B.;
TARASOV, S.A.; FILIPPOV, B.S.; FIRIDRAII, N.K., FRISHRMG, V.D.-, EHARIKOV-
SETY, K.V.; KHOLOFTSHV, V.P.; TSAIM, M.N.; TSOGLIN, M.N.; CHMUM , r.l.
CHEVOK, V.T.; SHWYOV, A.K.
Sarmil Berisevich Brome.Kok-s i khim.ne.6:64 '56. (MLRA 9:10)
(Banme, Samull Berisevich, 1910-1956)

FZRTSEV M A
W--K- . p A*&** -
Foundation of ~~,.odera industry. Metallurg 6 ro.10:1-3 0 161.
(MIM 14:9)
1. Gosudarstv,nnyy plunovyy komitet Soveta Ministrov SSSR.
(meta-Uurglul plants)

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::-j ~

AGIM , P.Yo.; ALABYSHHV, A.F.; BAYNAKOV, N.V.; BEI,YAYI.'V, A.I.; BATASHEV. K.P.;
BUGARRY, L.A.; VASIL'YEV, Z.V.; GLTALO. I.P.; GU.';IKDV, V.M.; ZHURIN,A.I.;
VIITYUJIOV. M.M.: KOSTYUKOV. A.A.; LOZHKIE, L.R.; OLIXHOV. S.P.
OSIPOVA, T.V.; I
_ZWSZV. 1.I.; RUNYANTSEV, N.Y.; STRUM , Te.L.;
FIRSAHOVA, L.A.; CHUPRAKOV, V.Ys.
Georgil AlekBeevich Abramov. TSvet.met. 27 no.2:72-73 Mr-Ap 154. jo:'~,)
(Abrnmov, Georgii Alekseevich, 1906-1951)

PERTSLrV, N.N.; AL&.SANDROV, S.m.
Wdwigite with a high cantoit of alumina. Zap. Vses. mine ob-va
93 no.1 03-20 162. (MIRA 18z2)
1. InstAtut gaologiJ rudnykh me3torozlideniy, petrografil, mine-
ralogii. i geokhlmli AN SSSR t Listitut geokhimli I analitiches-
koy kb'mA brioni Varnadskogo A14 SSSR.

Of -0r; T-; Kh.- I, po~-l Us lov i i!l :at !.o zi
:e!~a iti I zraKi burnykh ii:-Ii.ernilov

PERTSEVP
1w,ris rf
Trudy Ht-i.muz:~.
-8:8)
M: R.
J .1

IERT,I7-,E'J, N.N.; OETRCVSKA~'.I, ','.; N~ITIINA? 1.B.
NeW MlrLeral Za-.;ses.r-,'n.ob-va 94 '~ I
I
04,11U 18: 5,
!, Ins%it.ut gcolovi~ r~dnykh mes,orozlideniy, p!trograf-3:,
- , ..00 ~ 1 1 ", -)35R, Yosl%va.
ml no-a .. . - I ~ ft ~

DERIM, SHAMI11, L.L. na=hrWy red.; laUBC10M,
Ye.K., red. izd~-,rai DYKOVA, V.~`,, tekhn. red.
[Industry's requirements as to quality of minere.1 raw matorials.'
Trebovaniia promyshleTmosti 1, kachestvu minerallnogo oyrlia;
spravochnik dlia geologov. 1--oskva, Gos. nauchno-teklLn. izd-vo
lit-ry po gool. i okhrano nedr. No.69. [Boron] rhor. 1~auchn. red.
L.1.3habynin. 1961. 50 p. (MIRA lj,,: 11)
1. Mosccw, Vseso,,~uznyy nauchno-issledovatellskilr inotitut minerall-
nogo Syr 13'a.
(Boron)

SOKOLOV G.A.. doktor Ccol.--iLin. nauk, otv. red. Prinimali uchastiye~ VLASO-
VA, D.K.; GLAGOLEV, A.A.; ZHARIKOV, V.A.; LOG121OV, V.P,i LUKD, L.I.i
11YAKELYA, R.O.; OMELY0F-Tr.O, B.I., OSTROVSKIY, I.A.;
"ODDLESS111Y, K.V.; liUSBOV, L.V.; SOFIANO, T.A.; TRIOFEYEVA., L.K.;
SHABYI-III'll , -~. I. ; ShADLUb, T.P.; LAPIN, V.V. , red. lzd--va; MAKUVI, Ye.V.
tokhn. rod.
(Pbyslcochomical problems in coiuioction with the formation ;,' rocks
and oresl ?iziko-khimicheskle probleEy formirovaniia gornykh porod i
rud. Moakvap Vol.l. 1961. 658 p. (MIRA 1.,1- 10)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. InstItut geologii rudnykh mestorozhdenii, pet-
rogrELfii, mineralogii i gookhimii. 2. Institut geclogii rud-nykh mesto-
ro?Moniy, petrografi~, tiineraloE,,ii i geokhirii A14 3SSR, Moskva (for
Vlasova, Glagolov, ZIULrikov, Ome-.,.1yanenko, Ostrovskiy, Pertsov, Sha-
bynin). .3. Moskovskiv ge o logo- raowed oc hnyy institut im.S.Ordzhonilidze
(for Sha'tynln, Pertsov.) (Potrology)

FZRTSE;V 11
.i~~
Following the instructions of trade-union members.
Sov. profsoiuzy 18 no.21:15-16 N 162. (M.33A 15:11)
1. Predsedatell rabochego komiteta sovkhoza
"Stavropolets" Stavropol'skogo kraya.
(Stavropol Territory-Trade unions)
(State farms)

PERTSEV, N.N.
flarkerite -,nd kototte In the skarns of polar Yakutia. Geo2.i
Feof 17.. no.7'102-105 '41. (MIRA 14: 9 1
1. Instit-ut rpologii rudny~Y mestorozhdeniy, petrografti,
mineraloril I FeoP).,Jmii Akademli nauk SSSR, Moskva.
(yakutia--Boron) (Yakutia-Skarns)

W, N.N. - NIKITINA, I.B.
HRTS
P
Now data on serendibite. Zap.Vsee.,iln.ob-va 38 no.2:169-172
159. (MIRA 12:8)
1. Institut goologii rudnylrh mostorozhdenty, petrogTafli,
minera:.o,d,i i ookhimii &N S&ili, Hook-va.
(Serendibite)

SHUYNIN, L.I.; PERTSEV, N.N.
Sme nerw data on s4anite and its paragenesis. Zap.Vses.min.ob-va.
92 no.2:146-158 163. ' (MIRA 16:5)
1,,.Institut geologii rudnykh mostorozhdeniy, petrografii,
mfneralDgii i geokh:Lmii AN SSSR, Moskva.
, (Suanite)

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SHABTNIN, L.I.; PERTSEV, -N. N.-
Warvickite and serendibite from magnesium skarns of southern
Yakutla. Zap.Vees.min.ob-va 85 no.4:515-528 '56. (MLRLA 10:2)
(Yakutia--Warwickite) (Yalcutia--Serendibite)

PROVORNOV, S.M., O.F.; GUSEV, V.P.; HERTSEV, S.M.
Photomicrogra chic at~-a:-.njrent for thit high-speed SKS-1
camera. rnidy LIKII no.11:29-33 '64.
(M-LRA le-10 ')
1. Kafedra kinofotoapparntu-y LsnAngradskogo ins'-It,~ta kinoinznenerov.

PERTSEV, S.M.
Electrolytic polishing of the film feedinR tooth sprockets.
Trudy LIKI no.8:13-16 '62. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Kafedr-i k~iofotoapparatury L-eningradakogo instituta kino-
inzhenero7.
(Electrolytic polishirig)
(Motion-picture projectors)

BARBA14EL', S.R.; PERTSEV, S.M.
Device for a semiautomtic plottina, of the vibration graphs
of objects photographed on motion-picture filmfi. Trudy LIKI
no.8:17-23 162. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Kafedra kinofotoapparatury Leningradskogo instituta kino-
fotoinzhenerov.
(Motion-picture photography---Equipment and supplies)

PnTM, V.; IMIIOV, A.
Standirg works council. Bov.profaoiuzy 7 no.22:26-.18
N 159. (14IRA 12:1?)
1. Pred.sedatell komitata profspyum zavoda neftyanogo mashino-
strOyOrdya imani Petrova Stalingrad (for Pertsev). 2. gamestital'
glavnogo inzbenera. prodaedatell postoyanno, deyetvuyushchego
proizvodstveanngo soveshchaniya zavoda neftyanogo mashino-
stroyentya im. Petrova , S tali ngraa (for Bminov).
(StalintTad-Works councils)

PERTsEV. V.
23499. NA CHMMU ZU'llan. (0 RABOT); I-'O'.'ODEZhIIYXh 7ILVOTNOV014hESYlKh
BRIGAD. OChM). JU. B. BERENDGOF. VOYME SVETA, 1949, NO 7, c. 15-23
SO: LETOPISI NO. 31, 1949

PERTSFV, V.G., inzh. (Tashkent)
Rate pri-iciple and the r)Fiyrf!r,,. r,,~rfs, (hel.-dor.*xan.,ip. 45 nj.12z57-
59 D '63. (AURA 17:2)

LARIONOVA, Ye. ., k&M ekonom.nauk; LEVIN, L.R. .... BERLINER,
G.S'-. (ThShkent); BFJ.SN'KII, M.N., kaL ekonam.naui (Sashlent);
PFF.TSEV# VIGI, kand.rikonom.nauk (Tashkent)
Boo& on tr,:insportatlon finances. Reviewed bj E.V.Iarionova and
othars. Zhal.dor.transp. 46 no.6~93-96 Je '64. (MIRA 18il)
1. Nachallnik finansovoy sluzhby Sredneaz:atskcy dorogi (for
Be-,liner).

PERTSFV, V.G., aspirant
Planning of rateE and tYe profitableness of railroadE. Trudy Y.',',T
no.142:82-96 '0. ( M L~ " , f : -, "
(Rail racds--itates)

MIKOW, A - 8 - v pmTn.11. i, -C XCREIVIN I rr, - I F -
Scientific Societies
Results of the lDth session of the Council for Coordination. Vest. k'1 SS~-'F, 22, No. 1, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June - .95Y, 'inc..
2

PERTSEV) Ye-., mayDr intendantakoy sluzhby~ VASHKOVSKIY, V., kapite-,
intendantskoy sluzhby
How can potatoes and vegetables be preserved? Tyl i snab.
Sov. Voor. Sil 21 no.9.,66-67 S 161. (ITIRA 14-12)
(Vegetables-Storage)

FERTSEV, Yu.V., imzh.
Slag removal t~r a acrew conveyor. Elsk, eta. 34 no.7:80-81
Jl '63. (MIRA 16:8)

FERTSEVAP A.A.; SOLOVTSOVA, T.A.
Agricultural. regious of Kustanay Province, the Virgin Territory.
Veists Wok. un. S*, 5:Geog. 18 no.2:11-18 Mr-Ap 163. (MIRA 16:3)
1. Kafedra ekonomicheskoy geografii SSSR %okovskogo,nniversiteta.
(Kustanay Province-Agri cultural geogrdphy)

ZVORTKIN. X.V.; PERPSEVA, A.A.; TSEDBIM, Yn.R.; LEBEDEV, N.P.; VIDINA, A.A.
Work in the ty-ping and qualitativa evaluating of arablo lands.
Vop.geog. no.41:96-108 '58. (MIRA 12:5)
(Solis)

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wtr, 1'. K. and N -Imu~ and in oundbu-com Nil.. X01.
,,,,I mr form, J N ~rr d0d i S ).If,

F MTSEV, Yu . p kapf tan, rukovcd I tel I grupl.y pol il,'~ ~!Ks-s K't 'k h -, -, ~
Studontti' activity In po.",tlcal aturilles. Fcmr , "l* -) c~ 7,; z,,. . , . .
5 no.'Lg^'7-74 Ja 165. , ~~ ., : , A , P

PERTSEVA, A.N.; GOLIKOV, V.G.
Effect of different components of peat composts on the cc-wree cf
microbiological processes during cozposting. Trudy Vses. inst.
sellkhoz. mikrotiol. no.14:133-241 '58. (MIRA 15:4)
(compost)

PERTSEVA, A.N.; VASYUM, L.F.
The ratio amcng varicus groups of micro-organism!; in the root
system of flax and Luckwheat during different developruental stages
following application of the AMB bacteria! fertilizer. Trudy Vaes.
inst. sellkhoz. mikrobiol. no.14,-,263-274 158. (MIRA 15:4)
(Soil inoculation) (Flax) (Buckwheat)

MTSLVA, A.N.; NINITINA, Yo.A.
Developme-at of the microflora in the AMB peat-lime fertilizer produced
by different methods. Trudy Vass. inst. sellkhoz. mikrobiol. 16:216-
222 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Soil inoculation)

LAZARAV, N.M.; NORKINA, S.P.; PMTSEVA, A.N.
Rapslating microbiological processme in overturned aod on turf-Pod-
solIc solls. Agrobiolnglia no-5:3-8 S-0 '58. (MIRA 11:11)
1. Veeooyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatel'skiy instit-at eol'skokhozyayst-
vannoy mikrobiologii. (,,. Leningrad.
(Soil micro-organiams) (Grasson)

FZRTSKVA. A.N., kand.biol.nauk; ROGACHRVA, P.U.
Influence of AKB bacterial fertilizer on the rocit microflora
of varlaus plants. Dokl. Akad. sellkhoz. 23 no.'1:20-25 '58.
(gjm 11:4)
I.Veeso.,n=nyy naiichno-isaledovatellskiy, institut sell skokhozyayst-
vennoy inikrobiologii. Predstavlena akademikom I.I. Satnoylovyn.
(Soil inoculation)
(Rhizosphere microbioloj7)

BYLINKINA, V.N., Ivandidat biologicheskikh nauk; ~
kandidat biologicheskikh nauk.
Hicroflors of ohernozem soils and its importance for root nutrition
of plants. Trudy Voes.inst.sellkhos.mikrobiol. 13:5-13 '53.
(Chernozem soils) (Soil microorganisms) (MLHA 8.1)

LAUREV, N.M.; BYLINKINA, V.N., kandidat biologicheskikh neuk-, PERT31-
VA, A.E., kandidat biologicheskikh nauk; BATKO, V,P., kandidat
eel'9kokhczyayetvennykh nauk.
Importance of the subsoil horizons of chernozem soils in the
nutrition of plants. Trudy Vses.inst.9el'khoz.mik3'obiol. 13:14-21
'53. (MIRA 8:1)
(Chc-rnozem soils) (Soil fertility)

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Pula At3tritim. :K~ ff. Lh=imv, V. X

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deep,
xhillsipps - reopiii, with 041 1.1yen 0-20 , 2V-3~; pi nd
Cal. 404AJ (a) vaidaY8111,104i IftmY-Wl flont th i~lpkhla
6talloa,vt the Lvriiii" ivjfnn~ with. W 1 layers 10 -18; 10-
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DMANOV, E.G.; KLYAROVSKIY, V.M.; KOVALFV, K.R.; PER7SEVA, A.P.
I.ge of couplex metal mineralization in the Salair ore field.
Geol, rud, mestoroah. 6 no.504-97 S-0 164. (KRA 17-.12)
1. Institut geologli i geofialki S-'birakogo otdoleniya AN SSSR.

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AUTHORS:'. Lolkshinp'~ F. Lo, G.N., Lokshin,'.T,. F.
TITLE: The quench-hardening:01' steel ip a.field of hydr-a-iulic shocks and ot
ultrasohi6. frequency.mechanical vibr tions
a
.._i6UR6E:' Metalldvodeniye'i terrhich skaya. ob rab6tka,'~ mate rialy konfe re nt4ji po
metal.low1deniyu i. termicheekoy obrabotke, .3ost. v g. Odesse v 1%"60 g.
M s N.
6 cow, letall:urgizdat,, 1962, 221-232.
d -perime tal in e _tlgatio 'of a new in
TEXT: h n v sz n ethoo of
V e~ papeif escribes anex
A';h6at-tre rn 2n s
abnent of efiils i a fielid-of hyoraulic' hocks and ultrasonic frequency.
(t~STjS)'Tiie-ch'an~ir-al*vibi-ations, which consists in the quench-hardening , (QH) of
steed, in- water or,oil. ii~jader continuous electrical discharges. The resulting HS phe-
nomena and US mech;kr.4cal vibrations were mdde to assume frequencies from
1.00-600 keps. It is shown that QH in a 1-ZUS field is. conduci,'Ie to, a more complete,
'ical specimens,
te (A) *into martensitt, Cylindi-,
transformation ofaustend- (M)
15.~nim-diamil,20-mmhi.gh,,of,steeli,YSA (MA), 7l0A'(Ul6.A), Y'll (Ull), Y12
were teste
jB.X15 - (ShKMS)~ 9XC (9KhS) 7X (7kh), and 7X3 (7163) d. The
(U1 * - 1 0
0 kw (depending on the chemical
discharge -capacitor - v6ltage was varied from 30-8
,A:~ cornp'ds' ;tion'of the steel), its capacity held at 0.24 ~L f. The se 2 values determine

e'quenc~-b~L:MerAnglpf steel-=*.a* Iield-of 0. 1S/810162/000/060/0071013
thin Pres sure,. 's e-,~iiiipulse 'and sp ecific en6 rgy of the: shock waves. Effect of
Pecift
-..,-HSUS' field on! t eam*unt of retained A T4est results are sinn.marized G-a-luif--
mat
A-M tran fo r ion with, HSUS QH is total. Effect of
_HSUS~_on the. fine :-struptur of the )A: Directly upon in~eptioa of quench- TO_),thi_
fd-ac-ts 107 nterval proceeds, they
on e Theni as the coolin in the M i
9.
also on' the . newly f6rming M. : The results of X-ray diffraition analysis arc
h e ring
, -s own indicating that In the HSUS ii Id-carbide, formation proceeds even du
4
-.*the .6 process itself. The carbides detected are Fe G Graphic representations
3
-,-0.f the."pr ocess. data sho~,v that, at any given temperature,: steel: QHcd ina HSIUS
s leis_c. ijini~nediately:after'Q, and arnical than st ~el QHed in the ordi-
field contain e
.other- coaditi q441 steel. 0 1 a
onsbeing c Med-In !ISUS.field colitains
0 -..C~ in:.Ithi solid k4ution if its C is sm'
ji~ re r aller. OH in a IL13US field is conducive
to the'separation,of thel- C from the'solid solution, the formation*of centers of the
carbide.. phase, and. theix. intensive growth.. . - The refore,', the onlinlarilyobse rved a
hA6'jro h 'of -the car'bide.nuclei is unpaiii,-ed by their C-depleted
I, phenomenal in.whic, wt
u~d' are cori eIcted by -the. IMUS f .Leld. P~cul Iiaritie-s of the
irnwadiate' sur ro ins
-stru orm's'of M-'~ The microphotograph6 shown m nifg-sT-th
tdral f, a e nonunifo_rr;~_._
I _- ~,,macro-aci~~r IZ._zirRc-ure ~obtained b - ordinary, QH, : as. corripared with the
crypto74"ciclujar. M strv'~cture with uniformly distributed carbides obtained in the
"MUS -.field.'.' :Effec U
t on 'the hardness', of the stecl:. The steels.i 014ed in a HS S
i4A

INITRiMf A.N,,j DOILINITSYN, Ye.F.; KLYAR.OVSKlY, V.M.j PERTSEVA, A.I-.
Use of nitrogen 15 as an internLl standard In *r,,
quanti--.y of radicgonic argon. Gcokhimila ' ' r
(~U R.A 18 r -". -I )
1. Tnelitut geologJI I geofizflc~ Sibirskogo otdaleniya AN
S~SSR, bvosllbirsk. %bm-ltted March 12, 1964.