SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PESKIN, M.D. - PESKOV, .I.

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1'. S. Tl,---V~I.T, Za (:vlaclpriie, 're'r-nnikoi Konevennoe ~roizvodlstvo lc-il,
No. 2, 17-18

KAI.IELISFIY. I.M., kand.tnkhn.nnuk; PESKIN, II.D., inzh.
Intrr,ditring roltr,mritic enrtrnl in thn production of pi3rts nivio
from thin metal RhnAts. Pkah.Bel. no.4.38-47 157. WIRA 11:9)
(Sheet-netal work) (Automatic control)

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t~' SOURCt. yu1leten'__izobre1:eniy Itovarnykh znakov, no. 13 1965, 34-35
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contains dr.ve. motor connected to a rotor. The rotor is equipped with a bent sec:.,
ti6n of coaxl~l line and a stator. nnectors are mounted around the edge of the
Stator-for-conrecting-the-I.ines being ewitched. .11 single connector is mounted on
the end of the switch along, its axis of symmetry. The switct. is designed for con
necting all lines in pairs, or for consecutively :-.onnec r%r line co the connect-
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or-mounteA along -:he axis of s
ymmetry of the switc-h. The 7onnectors are located on~_
the stator faces, The rotcr Is equipped with additional straight sections of co-
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ial'line mounted In-the axial direction along il:s circumference. Fastened to both
sides
-of:the rotor are discs with control solenoids. Thbse discs are allso equippeV
Cird

PESKDT., Ya.I., inzh.
Some problens of the effect of greasing materials on the
mechanical properties of Russian leather. Izv,vys,uchob.zav.;
tekb.leg.prom. no.4:54-60 163, (MIRA 14:10)
1. Wentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy irstitut kozhevenno-
obuvnoy pro-myshlennosti. Reko:7,ordowna !:afedroy te!Llnologii kozhi
layevsl-.o[,o tc!--hnolor_%Lcheskogo inatituta legkoy promyshlcnnoati.
(Leather-Tosting)

-PESKIN) Ya.I., inzh.
Effect of the preliminary treatment of porpoise oil used for stuffing
on the mechanical properties of Russian leathere Izv.vysoucheb.zavo,*
tekholeg.prom, no~3:59-61 161. (HIRA 14:7)
1. TSentralfnyy nauchno-issledovateliski nstitut kozhevenno-
obuvnoy promyshlennosti. Rekomendovam U-1edroy tekhnologil kozhi
Kiyevokogo tekhnologicheakogo instituta. legkoy promyehlennosti.
(Ioeather)

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MKIN. X.
- .More about the wages of coal miners. Sote,trad no.8:6D-62 Ag 156.
(MIRA 9:10)
(Coal. mines Rnd mInIn&-Production standards)

ARBUZOV, S.V.; VAYSBE-MG, I. Ye.; SUCHKOV, V.G.; Prinimali Uchastiye:
LYUY33faIRG, ','.S., nauchmn-yy sotn.,dni-k; SITAYDEIR, I.S.,
.qntrudnik; PESYII,',_ W-~ uucllmyy sotrudnik.
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Pew standard methodology for the manufacture of leather for
sole parts frcm hogskins-Ilauch.-issl. trudy TSNIrP no.33:
3-7 163 (MrRA 18:1)
1. Mentrallny-y nauchno-issledovatellskiy Institut kozhevenno-
obuvnoy promyshlennoBtl (for Lyuksenburg, Shnayder, PeBk:Ln).

FjIKUYLENKO, Ivan Grigcrlyevicb; XE5KZ,,--Z4!Nm-1Fr0l 'ev'Ichi-
MOGILENKO, F.D., retsenzent; OSVALID, E.Ya.,, ved. red.
[Manual on wages in the coal industr7j Spravochnoe posobie
po oplate trude. v ugollnoi promysh:Lennosti. Moskva, Vedra,
1965. 298 P. (MIRA 18:7)

MIKHAYLLTKO~ Ivan Grigor!yevi,-,b.,, PESKIN- Zalizan Izra~lqvich.
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FOGILVIIIKOY P.O., otv. red,', 0SMID, E,Ya.,. red. iod-va;
ILIBSKAYA, G,I.!,., tekhn. red
[Reference aid on wages i-n the coal industry]spravochnoe poso-
bie po oplate t_-uda v ugollnoi prov- shlonnosti. Vloskva, Gos-
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gortekhizdat, 1962. 258 P. (MUtA 15-9)
(Wages-,Coal mines and miritnC)

PESKIN, Zalman Izrallevich; XUZNBPSDVA, N.I.. red.; KALKK. Z., tekhn.red.
[Ways of workers in post enterprises) Oplato truda rallochikh an
torfopredpriiatiekh. [Moekval Izd-vo VTsSPS Profizdat, 1957. 61 D.
(Peat industry) (wages) (MIRA 11:5)
PL"AINp.-Zalman Istroilevicl-,; MYAGKOV. N.M.. red.; RAKOV. S.I..
tek.hn.red.
[wages in coal minin.& and glate industry enterprises] Oplata
truda ne predpriiatilakh ugollnoi I slantsevoi promyshlonnonti.
HoB1,-va, Izd--vc VTsSPS Profizdat, 1959. 146 p.
(MIRA 13:8)
(wages) (Coal mines and mining) (slate)

PESIYINA, A. L.
Kravets, T. P., Pes1kina4 A. L. and Zhidkovs, Z. V. Sore new data on the absorption
of 2dght in solutions and in adsorbed layers. Pages 493 - 501.
SC: BUIetin of the Academy of Sciences, 17.vestia, (USSR) Vol. 1h, No. 4.
(1950) Series on Physics.

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layer, T 1'. Kruvrt%, A. L~ Frs*kenA. Aim] Z. V. Zhklktpva.
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of the boln. varies linearly with the tlikkum, but the
%itailitil title starts mith an vorilinAtir tit a niagoortude dritt toy
the A.i%e length Th%% is atttillstitrA tv the feenialksia M A
lilm tit dyv ou the viAlls of the vessel and it 6 ivroinmendrol
to mAr ab-Amption nivasutements at 2 thkknew% &no) take
their differences. It is sholoon thAt deviations frulin Iker's
laso. attlibutill in the forillation of a tolixt. of moulirral cona-
Ivrotiviols, call be treated quantitatively by using Llootwold's
Join Low. Slort-trAl libmitlitioul cur%m for different eimento.
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the cousts. nc%~,Ary to M'I), the uIr"ption curves of the
m4oromm anti dinicis call lie dvid. aml mich curves art,
tra,"I Inc turthirlme little. K.,rial..mNodel thrcmills 1)
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imitivient, blue to 1) - to A anti 11' - 5.44) heal-litiole.
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,ad.sri'licsirs of -Iv,f,l ~lolvt IV, on -Alt(h. anti
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IMMA, N.M.; BMGSDCRIP, R.B.; INSKIM, Te.'s. (1har Ikov)
Amount of bloulfite-binding imbstances (BST) In the urine of
patients with trigeminal pains. Trach.delo no.109-90 160.
(MM 13:6)
1. TSentral'naya klinichaskaya psikbonevrologichaskaya i ntjyro-
kbirurglabeekaya bollnitsa Hinisterstva putey soobsbabonlya
(rukavoditell raboty - S.R. ftenkell).
(AMMNB) (TRIGNUIAL MVD-DISUSES)

CIRIC, Stevan; SFEDEREVAC, Nenad; PESKIR, Ntar
Obstructive jaundice caused by echinococcosis. Srpski arh. celok.
lek, 91 no.,3*297-300 Mr 263.
1. Hirursko odeljenje Opste bolnice 'Anca Rankovic" u Vrsau
Sef,. dr Stevan Ciria Interno odeljenje Opste bolnice "Anca
Rankovicl u Vrscu SefL dr Nenad Smederevac.
(ECHINOCOCCOSIS, HEPATIC)
(JAUNDICE, OBSTRUCTIVE)
(CHOLMITIS) (SUPPURATION)

.YUGOSLAVIA
Stevan GJIRIC, Nenad SMEDEREVAC and Pet K PESKIR Surgical Depart=en:
- -!E-a _--
(Hirursko odeljenje) Chief (Sef) Dr Stevan GJIRIC, and Department of
Internal Medicine (Interno odeljenje) Chief Dr Nenad SMEDEREVAC, General
Hospital (Opsta bolnica) "Angja Pankovic", Vrsac.
"Obstruction Jaundice Due to Echinococcus."
Belgrade, ~~ki A hiv za Celokupno L.ekarstvo, Vol 91, No 3, Mar 63;
pp 297-300.
Abstract [German summary modified]: Frequency of human hydatidosis in
the autonomous region of Vojvodina is increasing; 50% hepatic. Case
history: woman aged 45, severe febrile icterus despite intensive
antibiotic etc. therapy; surgery revaied hydatid cyst obstructing
choledochus; slow but complete recovery. Photograph of specimen, 6
Yugoslav and 3 Western references.

NR' APS015.136 CZ/0009/6510DO)'006/0363/0370
536,422
AUTHO&-_Peskoj K. (Peshka, K.).
n he va essur
TIT12.1---Calculati -9 _t, pr e)from a gingle experimental determination
Por
,.,SOURCE: Chemiciv tumYsl, -n6-0:60 1965,
TOPIC TAGS: vapor pressur6'det:ermi.-tationt.criticaI heat, critical pressure,
Antoine equation, Valingaert Duvis equation, Riedel Xormula, aniline vapor pres-
~"iurej iedu6ed boiling point,-
.....ABSTRACT4. The pre6fse calcula-.: ion -of t1i e - re latio~ihip --betweAq vapor pressure and
tem .pera~ur -a-, usually-employs th.!i -Antoine -br_ Cal ingd~ert -Davis e -b c
quations, for w _1
.-two or- ehrie constants must be determinid experiventally. Riedel, h gg steed
as su e
a-universal 1' determina-~
-formula basedon ~-,,iown critical values' and one experimenta
:,-tion. of,.tbe-boilifig point,-but if his critical values are not knownt two experi-
Mental detierminationa are still required, a ii ekplained in detail by develop-
Thi
~Jng mathods of calculatingthe critical heat and critical- pressure in case the
not decisive- The autbor'then gi,ves his-fo - Is for determining,-
point is rmu
a Teduced- boiling. point-by the "group couponent" netbod vith one,unknown, Its
J A/2

L- 59342'65.
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flinc,

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a

riticaV temperature

of aniline.- given ia the literature*- Orig;. art. an*
has .12.1formllas and 4 _t&K

_(Juraj Dimitrov
Chemical. Works),

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the orthographic literacylof 5th-class s-~udents of 44~~
22 cm.
Bashkir *mm schools." ivios, 1.955. 1~ I)P; I P
(Acad Ped 6ci RS?SR. Sci Aes inst of ..c thods o I' Te, ching) .
100 copies. (KL, 22-57, 107)
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PODLAZOV, Yo.K., Inzh.; H'SKOV, B.!~., in~.h.
Morlprnization of HT circular knitting atachtr--z "or tide manufset-Lre
of pile fabrica. Nauch.-Isal.trudy VPIIITP nn 4slO-18 163.
(WRA 17:4)

- PZZU" B.S., in2h.
0% Braiding spindle witb a double movement of the thread. Taket.
prom. 20 no.6:36-38 Je 160. OCLU 13: 7)
(Braid) (Textile machinez7)

SIROT114111, F.W., UMhULOVA. D.A., FESYOV, B.Ya., MANOV, Yu.14.
Mikhail Tagillevich Sergievskii; on his 60th birthday r-aid '72nd
year of his scientific. pedago&ical, pnd social activities.
Fiziol.2hur. 44 no.11:1095-1096 V'58 (MIRA 11:12)
(SERGIEVSKII, MIKHAIL VASILIEVICH, 1898-)

MERKULOVA, N.A.; PF.SK(M. B.Ya.
Significance of the cerebral hemisphvres in the pathogenesis of as~----try
and othor dinordern of respiration. Fiziol.zhur. 47 no.2.,178-181,
F 161. (MIRA 14: 5)
1. From the Nonial Physiology Chair (if the Medical Institute,
Kuybyshev ?BRAIN) (RMFIRATION)

11. V. yPr of., !nt; 1'f-. Ilb(! r ic L!),- Acrvv: I-,, J cr
A I
F'-1'.K)Vy D.Ya., Assistan~.,
-Lm=~ -
"71, a wvit I c and Otl.er D isen-SQ'S C' 'I IQ il'-'Il
results on res,,Iratiov f1,1(7 it!3 recilliari,jef, In pe"I 1 c v;l
tralim-qtic dioensu-s nrd from sarcot-,-xic, (if Viv s-"inal c '. 1-d
versJb1c or irrev--n-sible Oisord(-,rs.
Paper presented at 31th j(2Esj:;r. of AI.L U,;~3:i on TrFauran, April ;'.!',,7.
SO: ;ur-,. 1(.44-

PESKOV, B.Ya., dotsent
Characteristics of respiratory regulation in focal lesions of t-he
brain. Trudy Kulb.med.inst. 11:103-113 '60. (KRA 15:8)
1. Iz kafedry normallnoy fiziologii (zav. kafedroy chlen-korrespon-
dent ANN SSSR M.V.Sergiyevskiy) i iz kafedry nervnykh bolezney (zav.
kafedroy prof. A.I.Zlotoverov) Kuybyahevskogo meditsinskogo insti-
tuta.
(RESPIRATION) (BRAIN-DISEASES)

PIZKOV) B-Ya.
Respiratory reactions folloving unibiteral section of the spinal
cord. Fiziol. zhur. 46 no.3:269-276 1,br '60. (la?l 14: 7)
1. From the Department of Normal Physiology, Medical Institute,
Kuybyshev. (.VZP!RATI0B) (SPINAL CORD)

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-NRt 0501 U 5 65
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324?32
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MTHOR"
TITLE-. Probability predict-ions of cumloninbud'clouds -and thunder sborms by t:)
o co osite,synoptic data
nsiderati on of mp
c
-.no- 8
SOUROZ t -Meteorologiya A g'-drolol, ya 21-25
A
I AM: -thunder orm
TOP C T ai~h r
ye qgasting'~ prot ability, Ploud.,
article ncusses. a -of- s'lv g-t e-pr -f)f- predicting j
V - di. -method b in h oblem
_AWMQT.. __This-
J.: convective phenomena in tho atmosphere. Data f Dr study include 2500 records f rola
16 - A a and July- -
-st ions - in - vtixUus par tti of Europewi 959R,daring-July 1960 and xn
at
aGra,
of 1961 and 1~62..-_ Fro tholooeinpirica di, ns. were mado of probability of
cumulonimbus clouds a7d thunder storms depending on &egree of atmos
pheric
instabilityp humidity,, vert,ical currents, and distance from fronts, Three
probability-diagrams were c;onstructed ror-sequahtial 9tudy of the effect of
-those ram considoring -arid Jinproving the roau-1to
four f actors$ each sc.cceeding diair
from the previous diagram. The first diagram. sliows. the probability of cumulonildbus-
clouds as -this depends on instability energy an! on humidity of the air. The
Caid

CHISTY.AKOV, A.D.; BIIRKOIIA,~ MU. ORLOVA, Ye.M. , GIAZOVA, O.P.;
PEDI, D.A.! 1-Ye.; ABRAIMOVICH, FCMV-A.,
-I.T., BACIMEMIA, A.A.; IXEMr-iA, N.V.;
B,Ye., ROMANOV, N.K.; VOLEVAKRA,N.M.; PCHELKO,
f.-d.-';-PETREIIYO. I' IT - ',-,nq4FL-v.NKO. 1.V.. PINUS, N.Z.;
METER S.M. ~hTUlJ"fFVA ~.IININA. L.S.; BELISKAYA,
I
N.M. nauchr, rod.; ZVEREVA, N.I.. rLauchn. red.-
KURGil';SKAYA, V.I",, nauchn. red.; MIERTSALOVA, A.il... nauchn.
red.; L.V.. nauchn. rec.,; SAGATIOVSKIT, N.V.,
otv. red.-, 'Kl','l'T',OVSKAYA, A.L... r--:1.
[Manual weathei, tin,(,,) lwh-ovodstvo
p.-, kri; !' prognozam i,er! i w,r!O, Gidro-
meteoi2!-i%. Pt.2. lzd.2. ;;.
(YUKA 18:8)
1. Moscow~ TSentrallnyy institut prognozov.

L EWTa)/r=-. ssv(d) G1
AC~- SION NR- AT4049311 S1/zs46/64/000/13bf 006.1/006?-
OTHOR: Pe-;k2_v. B.le-.
Y
JT-LE.- The role of nonturbulent vertical nN-v-3tnents In the friction layer during develop-
ment of a thick convective cloud cover and thuhderstoiln,s: -
SOURCE: Moscow. Tsentral!nyvy Institut prognozov. Trudy*, no. 136, 1964. Noprosy*
obra7,jv 'aftlya i.prognoza:oblakoN i tumanov (Problems,in the formation and forecasting of
clouds and logs), 61-68
TOPIC TAGS: convective clond, friction. layor,- ntmospheric circulation,, thunderstorm,
dewpo~ftt pread-, cloud formation, vertical current, weather forecasting
ABSTBACT: Nonturbulent vertlCal movements In the friction layer were examined during
'three-liour, intervals (0900-1200 and 1200-1600) in casi~,s of thunderstorms of varying dura-
tion, sl~owers, and cumulus congestus and cunlulus clmd coversi It was found that the8e
factors depend on the magnitude- Df vertical movements at various values of the lability
eneray and-dewpoint spread at high altitudes. The velpelty of nonturbulent movement was
calculated by the Dyubyuk-Lebedeva formula
d AP
-r 0
AP0
U
Card 1/2

L 24666-0
'CESSION Nq: AT4049311
%Vherebp85() is the -indt,-, -Aual change of pressi4-rc on a particle aelngwirtically. displaced
-neat the 850 mb level;,a p Is the Laplacian of'the ground pressure; is air density; 6 is
'--'-.Ahe corioli a parameter; h Isthe 'leight of the surface boundary layer; 1) is the Prandtl
constant-, u Is. the chsiacteristic velocity of -the goostroplite wind at the u
pper boundary of
the, frkcUon layer; ocis -the angle of deidation of the wirid from -,he gradient at a height of 2m;
'k Is rhe coefficient of turbulence,-. and zjs the height at~ which the velocity of the Tertical
mo-.-ton is determined. It was foimd that nonturbulent'vvi,fical movements in the surface
b, ndary layer play an Important. role In the formation- of convective clouds and thunder-
orms. The motions are tin impulse, stable in time and space, to large-scale ascendilig
Lnd descending convective movements under the conditions of unstable equilibrium that are
of the lower troposphere during summer days. Relationshipstbatcanbe.
used for compiling storm wamin rs even before thunderstorms develop and for morning
forecasts of convective phenomera were elicited In thia; investigation, Or*,.- art, has:
6 tables, 2 figures and 2 formula.g.
ASSOCIATION: Tsentr-A11ny*y inctitut prognozov, Mozooiv (Central--Institute of -Forecasts)--. -
-.1:SUBMITTEM 00 ENCL:. 00 SUB COM: ES
-NO REP SOV: 003 OTHERv 006
2/2.

I%SKOVP H.10.
Some features in the formation of cumulonimbus clouds and
conditions for flying near them. Meteor. i gidrol. no-5:
22-27 Pq 163. (1141 RA 16: 5)
1, TSentrallnyy institut prognozov.
(Coluds) (Meteorology in aeronautics)

!,T~: KOV, B.yti.
ru, d,l T--
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da 'in Z)-

0508
SOV/120-59-3-9/46
AUTHORS: Dmitriyev, A. B., Peskov,,,D,.I.,, Kheyfets, A,B, and
Chaykovskiy, V. G.
TITLE: Dose Characteristics of Low Voltage Halogen Counters
(Dozovyye kharakteristiki nizkovolltnykh galogennykh
schetchikov)
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1959, Nr 3,
pp 47-49 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The dose characteristics of the low voltaGe halogen
counters STS-1, STS-2, STS-5, STS-61, STS-8, SGS-5,
SGS-6, SBT-10 and SGS-? have been measured and are now
reported, The parameters of -the first six counters
were given by Dmitriyev (Ref 2, a review paper),, The
SGS-6 counter is similar to the SGS-5 but its cathode
has a longer working length,, The SBT-10 ~s designed
to detect soft 0-radiation and has a 30 cm mica window,
It consists of ten sections placed in a common envelope,.
The cathode of each section is in the form of a half-
cylinder, 5 mm in radius. The anode of each section
is 55 mm long and has a separate output terminal, In
the SGS-7 counter the cathode and the anode are in tlie
form of discs 10 mm and 0.5 'am in diameter, respectively,
Gard 1/4 The gap between the discs is I mm. The electrical

05438
SOV/120-59-3-G/46
Dose Characteristics of' Low Voltage Halogen Counters
pulse height at large counting rate. Under these
conditions the potential difference across the counter
is not fully established. Since halogen counters give
pulses with unequal amplitudes (Ref 3) it follows that
some of the pulses may fall below the threshold of the
detecting device. Table 2 gives the dose characteristics
of the countors, where column 1 gives the type of the
counter, column 2 the dose range in iir/sec, column 3
gives the counting rate at the appropriate dose in
pulses/sec and column 4 the maximum counting rate in
pulses/see, Table 3 gives the dependence of the plateau
slope on the dose, in which the first column gives the
dose in pr/sec and the second and third columns give
the plateau slope in percent/Volt for the STS-5 and SGS-5
counters, respectively (the headings of columns 4, 5 and
6 are the same as those of 1, 2 and 3). Table 4 gives
the resolving time of the counters, Column 1 of t,hi.,.,)
table gives the type of the counter,, columns 2 and 3 the
resolving time in jisec at 100 pulses/see and at aiw~cimiL-n
counting rate, respectively (columns 4, 5 and 6 have the
Card 3/4 same headings as 1, 2 and A), The load resistance has a

STEPANOV, A.S.; BORINVIA, A.G.; SIMAGINA, T.V..; PESKOV, G.D.
Use of the 43H phtalocyanine blue in printing. Tekot.prom.
22 no.11:56-58 N 162. (MIRA 15-11)
1. Sotrudnik Ivanovskogo nauchno-isoledovatellskogo instituta
khlopchatobumazhnoy promyshlennosti (IvNITI) (for Stepanov).
2. Rabotniki Rokhomskogo khlopchato~imazhnogo kombinata (for
Barinova Simagina, Peskov).
(iextile printing) (Phtalocyanine)

L ~
ll.'s , .1, ~ v I -, ,
KORFXIKOV, D., nauchnYY sotrudnik; PBSKOV, K., nauchW sotrudnik.
m9ft"-
Amonla water. Nwj)m I pered. op. v 6 S. 7 n0.12:28-29 D 157.
(MIRA II.-I)
I. VBOBOY=nyY institut udobreniy I agropochvovedeniya I agroteklinik-i.
(Amwnia)

S. 1. : t~-khr. -nwik?- kA.~ni. tekhn. nauk.,
~j,! 1 07 T-' - ~- -. rv:
. !4 - 119 , " , y ~ic;,tor tc- 'hi -
"Itlidy of critirs! 0-mr7r,11 c,jrrentv In tubilar heat emitting elements
of atoin~c ~!lectric pouvr planti. Toplconorgeitika 11 no.612O-22 J6
164. (MIRA 18-7)

VOROPAY, A.P.; VYZHEKHOVSKAYA, M.F.; DRUGOV., I.P.; KOMARNITSKIY, Yu.A.;
MAKSIMMOI I.I.; PAVLOVSKIY, V.V.; STEPANOV, D.A.;
CHEREDNICHENKOV Ye.T.; GAII=i, N.B., retsenzent; FATEYEV,
P.Ya., retsenzent; PESK~~~., red.; DROZDOVA, N.D., tekhn.red.
.0000p-
(Competition for communint labor in railroad transportation]
Sorevnovanie za kommuniBtichaskii trud n& zlieleznodoroshnom
transporte. Moskva, Transtheldorizdat, 1963. 158 p.
(MIRA 16:9)
(Socialist competition) (Railroads-Employees)

Fmcvv N.
Chto pokazyvaot ana-liz balarmov 1939 coda. fWhat the analysis of flnancJal etttement
of railroads is showing in 19327. (Sots. transportp 1940, no. 6. p*8-18)o
"Good article ob railroad financos".
DLCsjWoS6
SO: Sovi2t Transportation and Communicatigrw& K-pikIlogranhy, Library of Congress
Reference Department, Washlyigtonp 1952, Unclassified.

PESKOV, N.
"Morskie Zveroboinye Promysly," Archangel, 1931
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Com9truction of ships for iinvijation In the
ice-bound nreas. The Wnter Tremsport (Vudnyy
Transport), Ilo. 6, 1q--4.

1:LSKOV, N.N'.
Tbe ships assiened for m7igation in the ice-
boimd areas. Synposiumn, of articles In "For the
Soviet Navigation", VNITM and LONITOVT,Issue
II, Leningrad, 1935.

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Ifli-IltuAls W willskitialkn. sliall.65 and frowli'"W11 Palling
nst. TbT IsAividual flowtum. wife Own out"MItt'll h.
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- -PUSIKOVt N. , starshiy inaoter; BUIWIV, A., staralily master;
--- -- --- A. , lve-librovshcbik
New shape of a periodic plowshare band for agriculture.
kletallurg 7 no.7:29-31 JI 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Sortoprokatnyy tsolch Kuznt)tokogo motallurgichookogo kombimta.
(131OWS)

PESKOVP N.r.; OSOKIN, V.A.; KOPLNEIIIYY, A.M.,,.kalibrovshchik
Changing theLgroodrK of the first stand on the 360 mill. )btallurg
7 no*4:29-31 Ap 162. keu,---t 15:3)
1e Starshiye mastera Sortoprokatnogo tsekha Kumetakogo motallurgi-
checkogo kombinata (for Feekov,, 09okin). 2. Sortoprokatnyy
teekh Kuznetakooo metallurgicheskogo kombinata (for Korchemnyy).
(Rolling mil.19)

i1rZI-KOV , 01. P.
IV
"Course in Colloid Chemistry,# (bk), 1948',

p;',-," -I-, -~. P.
3. 1. 2'a ('vladenie Tel-,Ihnikoi Yozl-~evonlloe. Proi7vD-,lStvo,
1'131.. "o. ,, L,',-15

DYMAN, Vladimir Konstantinovich, prof., doktor sellskokhoz.nauk;
415KOV, Nikolay VasillyevIch. prepodavatell telrhnikums;
USTDOW, L.F., red.; GURIVICH, N.M.. takhn.red.
[Practical lessons in general animal husbandry] Praktikum po
obshchei zootekhnii. Moskva, Gos.lzd-vo sellkhoz.lit-ry. 1960.
zo6 p. (MIRA 14:1)
1. Lipkovatovskiy sellskokhozyayetvennyy tekhnikum Kharlkovokoy
oblasti (for Peakov).
(Stock and stockbresding)

-66
/En up(c) co/ATAw/JD
SOURCE CODE:
AUTHOR: Nakashidze, G. A. ; Abramavp S. M. ; Bedenashvill, B. G. ; PAchkalova. _ N. P.
~ORG: Academy of Sciences$GeoKSian SSR, Institute of Cybernetics (Akademiya nauk
Gruzinskoy SSRI Institut kibernetiki)
TITLE.6 Semiconductor source of visible radiation
SOURCE: AN GruzSSR. Soobahcheniya, v. 41, no. lp 1966p 45-48
TOPIC TAGS: light-sourcep gaUium compound, phosphide, pn junction, photoelectric
property, seAc-o-n-Ju-c-fo-r-Mode, semiconductor carrierp forbidden band, volt ampere
characteristic
ABSTRACT:~j The authors describe a diode emitting visible light, based on galllilm 11
pbosphide'ijith4iffusion n- junction,and describe some of its photoelectric c r-
acE'e-r-istics. The light radiated by the diode is produced by recombination of non-
equilibrium carriers through the impurity levels in the forbidden band, or by band-
band recombination (Fig. 1). 7be volt-ampere characteristics taken at room tempera-
ture and at liquid-nitrogen temperature exhibit a sharp breakdown in both the forward
and inverse directions..,The spectrum at liquid-nitrogen temperature has three pesks
at 7100, 614o, and 565o.A, which successively decrease In amplitude with decreasing
wavelength. 7here In no'adeqmte explanation for the structure of the spectrum. Ac-
cording to preliminary data, the time constant of the radiation In 2 x 10-*? sec. 7be
Card 2/2

L 37094-66
.ACC NR, AM018137
rig. 1. Construction of galliuo-phosphide light sourceo
I - Point contactp 2 - p regionp 3 - n regionp 4 - metal
housi with reflecting internal surface, 5 - solid con-
tactOM2 - cMer cooling holder, 7 - insulation.
lautbors thank Professor N. At Goryuno" and A, Be Borshcbvvakly for ripplying th
gallium-phoohide preseRed by Ac clan V., It Nna:akh-
lie 25 F*brtvLyy X965. Orig. aft. has: 4 fir"es.
con: 2D/ mw zkaz: 23ywb63/ oTH mwi oo
r~A 2/2

ALFUEYEN, G.V,,.. ~1,7h.j REMIZOV~, C,V,-, Jnzh.; 13FIRGEYEAT N,l),, jnz~i.:
y I
ZEINKEVICII, H.A., karid. nauk krind, t.(~khr,
nauk; SUBW'Iill, V,!,, clolklc- rikhri.
Cr4tical hea. fl3-w,3 ir, ~ .tiller curreint. Tep-i -energeL-ka
!;~ no.',., 14.7-53 Mr 16 5. (MTRA lSzOl

AccEssiai in, i - AP037634 s/0096/64/000/006/0020/0022
AUMCR: Zenhevich, B. A. (Candidate of technical sciences); Peskov, 0* L.
(Candidate of technical sciences); Subbotin, V. I. (Doctor of technical sciences)
TITM: Investigation of critical heat flux for tubular fuel elemnts of an Qtmic
power plant
Sau'RCE: Teploenergetika, no. 6, 1901, 20-22
TOPIC Z~GS: atcmic reactor, atonic power plant, reactor operationO critical
heat flux, boiling crisis
ABSMICT: The autJiorn investigated the boiling crisis during forced flaw of
underheated 6-Gter in tubes coataining a. steam-water mix' ture. To ell-in the
eff ect of tube diameter all experiments ware parAfo-naed on tubes with I.D. of 8-9
=; tube lengths varied frcm 180 to 2100 =, and proGaures were 392-01 n/CM2.
Tho mass velocity of the water e.&ibited an ambiguous effect ca tho critical heat
flux: in tbo regioa of underheated water both po3itive and. negative effects wore
observed. In the regicm of the steam-water mixture the critical heat flux de-
creased with an increase in mass velocity over the-entire range of velocities and
Cord 1/2

Accmim NR: AP037634
steam contents studied. At a cmstant, =so velocity the critical heat flux
decreased substantially with an increase in the enthalN of tho medi= in the
crisis zone. The validity of using the obtained data for calculating the
critical heat flux in tubular fuel elements was established. Orig. art. has:
3 grapbs and 1 table.
ASSOCIA=CET: none
SUBMr2=D s 00
DASS ACQ: 22 J=6~
ENCL: 00
SUB CGDRt NP
NO W SOV: 007
001
Card 2/.

-!ACCESSION HR: AP5006297 -S/0096/65/000/003/0047/0051
'eks yev..G. V. (Engineer); Renizov,jD,-~', (Engineer);
AWHOR.- Al e
0
(Engineer nkevich, D. A. (Candidate of technical sciences); Ppaxo L. Nan-'
'5~ft"o lvxmyz~
,didate of tedfn-f-cii-scie ces-;- nicaf s-c"Ier
Subbotin, V. I. (Doctor of tech a nces
;TITLE; Critical heat fluxes during forced flow of water
.-;SOURCE: -TeploenerRetikai no. 3, 1965 41-K
'TOPIC TAGS fluid flow,'forced flow, f low. analysis, external flow, internal flow
ABSTRACT. - The authors ex=ire experimen-'al data on the boiling crisis durin7 forc-r
ed flow of -underheated water and of a water-steam rlixture in tubes These dat re
-Compared with those on exterral- flow around an iso%ated tube in a ;Ymmetric annala-lar
:space, flow around a tube located almig :he axis of a square channel, and external
longitudinal flow over bundles of tuhes, Scime of the - data given in tb is paper are
Jfrom previously published works by these authors. The results are given in .3 series
mof graphs. It is found that q is inve~-sely related to pressure forwater flow
cr
~within the tubes.- The dependence on preasure is mduced when the mas-9 velocity of

L 65197,65
,ACCESSION NR: APS006297
-the waterflow is.increased. -For flow within tubes, q Is inversely related to
I . I cr
':the enthalpy of.the water in the crisis zone, the effect of enthalpy increasing
'with the rate of flow of the water. The complex relationship between q and vari-
er .
~oud~ combinations of -external longitudinal flow. There
parameters is discussed for
-!is a theoretical -lifference, between the cases of internal and external cooling -with;
respect -to the effect of flog parameters and secondary factors on q in external
cr
'flov_*~'-Care should be taken when generalizing experimental.data not to depend on
;:extrapolation into regions where there is no reliable empirical basis for this pro-,
cedure, since experience has.shown that q is eometimes a complex function of the
cr
flow parameters cuid various secondary factors. Orig, art. has., 8 figures.
.-ASSOCIATIONt none
SUBMITTED: 00 ENCII: 00 SUB CODE: HE
NO REr SOV: 012 OTHERs 002
carcl-2/2--

IJSSR/Frr-i Ani-mla. S:irll Horn,-.d CrAtl-, q-3
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Biol., No. 11, 1991", No '00-'5
Author : P,ackov P.G., Folk~,ncv M.l.
Inst .......
Titlt; I l!incrr-l -n~ Vitr:--in Duficioncy in Hi~lly Productivr~ Onwv
OriE Pvb : Votcrineriy-, 191.7, No 4, 79
,bstrcct : Ovci-fcueinf- ccwl- with ccnccntr,,tc in the !,bfcncc c-f
turcr un,-' re,-Ulrr Qycrccirc rcsultc~ in --riccal --incr-l -n0.
vitc:-In doficioncy, - f-ct confir--cd by clinic-1 -nd bir)-
chc--icrl finlim-r. Whcn fcc~in- -nd kccr,in, conditionE v,,cre
Lr,rcvc~, rn! thip wrr, -ccc--T-nic~ b7 injuction- of vit--in
D ml .', conccntr,t~-F ~vcry 10 -'--ys, the prc~uctivity cf the
cotic incrcrc~d. It iE gur-C,stod thr-t vit- --in inj(~cticn,.
--ivc
-n .vrinz the wintur ~-con (Docc,bcr to :"-.rch) c,rh
.:onth in ' 1 dorrV(.r.--F.1A. Krznnt~cv
Crr~ 1/1

PISKOV. ~Q mosterinarnyy Ymeh.;POLUNOV, R.I.. voterinarnyy vrach.
Mineral and vitamin deficiency in highly productive cove. Yeterinariia
34 no.4:?g Ap 15?. (XLHA 10:4)
1. Sovkh02 OKrekshinoO, Worofominskogo rayona, Moakovskoy oblanti.
(Deficiency diseases In domestic animals)
(Cows--Diseases and posts)

UBSR/HedIcIne - Disinfection and Aug
. Disinfectants
Medicine - StarIfIzation, Surgical
t
*Universal Steam-Generator Equipment," Maj P. G.
Peskov, 1-1, pp
*Veterinarlya" No
Describes generator, gi7ing diagram of pipe lines.
Steam to used for sterilizing Instruments and
dresainge, producing distilled vater, etc.
A n_7

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"Treating Injuries of the Tendons of Extremities
with Plaster of Paris Casts.." Veterinarlya,
No. 6, 1949. Major in the Vet. Service, -c1949-.

lusKOVS P. G., (Chief Veturiiiary Surgeon of' the Moscow HULLway AcklidbLvation)
Railroad transportation of birds
Veterinariya vol. 38j, No. 10, October 1961, pp A

PESKOV, P.G.
Proapects for the lurhnsportAtion of refrigerated ment.
Veterinariia 41 no.7:94-95 Jl 164*
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1. Zamestitell nachallnika veterinarnoy sluzhby Upravlpniyh
Moskovskoy zheleznoy dorogi.

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AUTHOR: Peskov, P. 1.
ORG: 134 1
TITLEt Heat balancAn the floo4plain of a river
SOURCE: LenjnUad.,Glp~a geofizichesMya observatori-va. Trudy,, no. 180# 1965.
Voprosy nikroklimatz (Problems of microolimate), 47-57
TOPIC TAGS: heat balance,, climatology, earth radiation
ABSTRAM This paper discusses data obtained on an expedition to the Osetr
River in 1961 and to the Oka in 1962. Reat balance on the floodplains is con-
pared with that of the surrounding regions. It was found that the radiation
balance is 3-41'v lover on the floodplains than in the surrounding regions. On
the floodplLaltw 75--80% of the radiation balance is expended on the evaporation.
The value for the surrounding regions is 5(9, in dry weather and 60-65% in moist
weather. Turbulent beat flow in the air above floodplains is but one-third that
in the surrounding regions during dry weather (15-16% of the radiation balance)
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and up to one-half that in the surrounding regions during vat weather (20-25%).
When a valley is broad., a decrease in turbulent exchange above the floodplain
leads to disturbance of convective cloudiness., which means that clouds disappear,,
and this my lead to a change in the components of heat balance. Heat flow in
the soil of the floodplain is about-the same as that in the underlying rock of
the bank, representing about 2% of the radiation balance, The maximum is at
7-9 a6m. and the minimum (negative) at 5-7 p.m. Cultivation on the floodplain
brings about changes in heat balance. In pea fields the expenditure of beat on
evaporation is 55% of the radiation balance, and a complete plant cover may
require almost the entire radiation balance, Turbulent heat flow in the air.
changes fron 50% of radiation balance when shoots first appear to 0% when the
surface is covered with vegetation* A temperature inversion may occur if the
4lant cover is thick enough. Orig. art. has:- I figure and 5 tables,
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TnUt Host W=ce -on Us notiaplain of a rivar
SOURMS ioninimma, aeolizichenIM o Trudy$ 1200 Me
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1963, 4747
TOPIC TAGS: StmWheric evaporation, atmospheric. turbdence. AMDWWAC Claud
Ataosphei-it,radiation
.4B WT: We'" 41WJeses data obtained on an motpedtion to the' 09'etr
vor In 1961 ato the -Oka in 1962a Heat balance on the floodp4ins
is compared with that of 'Via eurroaticling regions* It was found - that 1h a,
radiation Ulance is 3-4% lower on the floodplains than in the surround-
IM regions* On the -f1,DodjAa1ns.$ 75~O of the radiation balance is sit-
,!panded on the araporatione The valus for the surrounding regions is 50%-11
in dry weather and 60-65% In moist weather* , Turbulent heat. flow in the., %J1
air above floodplaino In but one-third that In the ding regions
during dr7 weather (15-W of the radiation balance and u to One-half
.that U. th a surrounding regions during - wet weather (20-25%T. Men a
.v&Uey in broadp a decrea3s In turbulent exchange above the flovd&%in
leads to disturbance of conmtIve cloudinabs, uidch suns that clouds
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"disappear, wA this wW lead to a change In the componente of beat
balance, Beat now in the toll of the floodpWn Is about, the'same as
that in the underlying rock of the bank,, represmUng about 2X of
i
raftation balance. 7he maximuz is at 7-9 ajae wA the -intwat WW=4,r~il
~zt 5-7 pen. Cultivation on the floo0plain brings aboat changes In heat
:balwwe. In W& fields the eq)wAltures of heat on supwation is
;of the radiation baliamep wA a eamplets plant cover =W require &Imost::,l
'the entire rxUation balince. muteent, heat flow In Me air chaMes
ifrom 50% of ftdiation bLbwce when shoots first appear to 0% uhan the
'surfales lo'covered-with "gStatilDno A tempem Inversion way occur
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AUTHORS: IT. V., Gus-,ach-in, V. F -I-,.
TITLE: in the Heat Balance of the Atianti, Oct~-.,,an
(-'rilebaniya teplovorTo balansa. Atlanticheskogo Okcana)
'ERIOM '.kT,: Izve~;'-iya Akadei-iiii Nauk S3'R, Seri
I Nr 6 C_
-, )T 729-740 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Do s c r 4L P t `,~ ) - ~3 o f n , r i ~a 1 i n v e,i t i h o d,-, i n L t
be!--.nc(, proble:-_s LLre f 'and in Ref.l. The present article c-)n-
~n ccm,.~onents of the hcat balan,-_- and r
su-s ~,n the AtlEuritic ('Lroj~i day to day) in vari~)us re:E~iDns &1'
est. It be ~;,-oun that these o5cillations exceed
the correspondin', one5 avera,-cd over a iaDnth. This blurs
'--lie general pattern but enablez:, 2ocal oscillati-)ns (obt~,~ired
by the shi.) Sed3v) to b,- c:)n_sid-_,red - the tim(2.,~ _---X,-,.ained lie
between October and Dece.-~-iber and the lp-titudes frora 50'z)-l6027F,.
Fir.1 -ives the values of some of the elements which ch_ar.
fl. 7:1 'a-, t o da~
Curve 1 sh)ws the chance n of a
place at true midday in October, November and 1`35?.
Cua-ve 2 Ejves the chan,-e in solar hei~~ht at culmin".'-~.-...
I.-urve 3 gives -5he chanc-e in temperature of the water
and Curve 4 the chanLe in tc:inaporature of the air. Tli-~? fi,.~' '.
points on all these dia6rams (11, 12 and 13 Oct)
,tQ the N. Sea. Position coordinates at true noon ~al-
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