SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PETREK, J. - PETRENKO, B.A.

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GOLDA, V.; PETREK, J.; LIS(RIFI, P.
The somatotopical afferent pro.'ecticn of the liz:be tntc th-e,
motor cortex in the cat. ;cta physiol-asad. scl. Pung. 28
no. 3-.277-286 1 65.
1. Laboratory of Higher Nerv,~u-i Activity bnd fbpartment of
Abatomy, Palacky University, Olomouc, Czechoolovakla.

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hU,KANIA / Chemical Technology. Chemical Products ard H-15
Their Applications. Industrial Organic Syn-
thesis.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 23, 1958, 78566.
Author Taussig, S., Petreanu, Fo
Inst Not given.
Title A Study of the Chemical Equilibrium in Esteri-
fication Reactions, With the Production of Tech-
nically Important Esters. II. The 3ystem Moth-
anol (Ethanol) - Acetio Acid - Methyl (Ethyl)
Acetate - Water.
Orig Pub: Studii si secretari stiint. Acad. RPR. Baga Tim-
isoara, Ser. stiinte chim., 1956, 3, No 1-2,
103-111.
Abstract: The chemical equilibria in the esterification re-
actions (E) of methanol M and ethanol (II) with
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RUvIANIA / Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and H-1~
Their Applications. iniustrial CrSanic ~yn-
thesis.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-k,himiya, No 2;;, 11~58, 7856E.
AbstrBct: acetic acid (III), with the formation of tne cor-
responding esters (equi,nolecular amrunts off alco-
hols and III at the boiling point of the mixtures)
ivere studied. The oxperiizent3 were carried c~ut
using different amounts of tne sulfurir acid ~IV)
an'i water as 1',Le diluent
equilibrium takes place after boiling for one
hour and does not depend upon the concentration
of IV. At the equilibr,.um, both systems form a
homogenpous solution. !Jpcn the addition of IV,
the mixture is heated and a partial E takes place,
and by the addition of .'.arge Rnounts of' IV, reach-
es 97,ffo at equilibrium. The losses cf !V amounted
to,--J20-~~, due to the ox`.dation of the impurities
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RMIANIA / Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and H-15
Their Applications. Industrial Organic Syn-
thesis.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 23, 1958, 78566.
Abstract: which depend on the degree of purity of the re-
agent. It was shown that IV acts only as a cat-
alyst. The phenomenon also occurs when the con-
centration of IV is below 1%. The average value
of the degree of E for I was 70.5% at 63-640C,
which corresponds to the equilibrium constant (K)
of 5.75; for II it was 66.56% (at 78-620C.), which
corresponds to a K of 3.87. The determination of
K for the systems n-C3H OH (V) - III, and n-C4H.
OH (VI) - III was carrTed out with excess al-
cohol (raolecular ratio if alcohol : III is 2:1)
to obtain a homogeneous solution at the equili-
brium. The boiling point of the equilibrium mix-
ture V - III is 850C. and the concentration of
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ARDEIEAN, V.; PETRE-ANIJ, J.; Gh. (Timisoara)
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Meteorologic observations by students. Ratura Geog-rafJ~
16 no. 2: 48-49 Kr-kp 164.

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W.. Dr. -, URGHEL, L., dr.; MMGI]MM, C., dr.; PITERM, R., dr.;
FANIU. I.. dr.: CIUP1. M.. dr.
11pidemiological. and InLyanological role of natural sources of
water In conditions of specific contamination. Eov. Igiona
sicrob. opidem., Bucur. Vol-3:19-35 JulY-SePt 55.
1. Lucrare executatu in Institutal do Igiona, filial& Cluj si
Filial& Cluj a Inst Dr. I Cantacusino.
(WATIR SUPPLT
contamination by sawalge & waste from Indust. plants
causing epidergics of dysentery, typhoid & paratyphold
fever, in %mania.
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contamination of river water supply causing epidemics
of dysentery, typhoid & paratrpboid favor. in Rumania.
(TTPHOID MIR. spidesiol.
tranes. by contamination of water supply by sewage.
opidemlol. & immunol. study In Ruasula.
(PARATTPHOrD YSf=, epldemlol.
(SAMB)
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caused by contamination of water supply by sewage,
opidemiol. & Immanol. study In Ranants.

ZOLOTOVITSKIY, Yo.W. (Routeve Hookovskey eblasti); PETRAKOV, I.S. (Routeve
Moskovskey oblostl).
Activity of the cathematIcs altudy section of the Moscow District
Institute for the Improvement of Teachers In the academic year
1955-56. mat. v shkole n9.5:82-85 r,-o 056. (KIRA 9:10)
(Moscow-Teachers, Training of )

GOIDA, V.; FETREK, J.; LISONEK, P.
Extent of the motor cortex in the posterior sigmoid gyrus
in the cat. Acta physiol. acad. sci. Hung. 24 no.1:95-100
163.
1. Laboratory of Higher Nervous Activity and Department of
Anatonyo Palacky University, Olomouc, Czechoslovakia.
(CEREBRAL CORTEX)
(BRAIN ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY)
(ANATOMY)

FUREK. J.
SCIENCE
Periodicalm METEOROLOGICKE U&M. Vol. 11, no. 4/5, Oct. 1958
FEMEK-j J. Winds at Skaln to Ploeo during the years 1946-1955. p. 85
MDnthly List of East European Accessions (E&U) IC, Vol. 8. No. 59
Fay 1959v Unclasa .

PETWO J.
pErpIKO J. Outline of the climate of the Skainate Pleso Lake area based on a
15-yeer observation. p. 11h. Vol. 9. no. 5/6, Dec. 195(,.
METEOROLOGICKE ZPAVY. Praha, Czechoslovakia*
SOMCE: EAST EURMAV ACCESSIONS LIST (EEAL) VOL 6 NO 4 APRIL 1957

GOLDA,, V.; PETREM, J.; LISONEK, P.
Somatotopic projectlon of the ertrenities into the motor a-,T-t&z
of the cat. Acta nerv. aup. (Praha) 6 no.41397-31~9 164.
1. Laborator v-yqsi nervove cirmosti a anatomicky ustav lekarske
fakulty Palackeho University, Olomcruc.

GOLDA, V. ; PETM, J. ; LISUNIFY, 1.
&ctraprimary evoked potentials 'n cerebral cortex of the cat
at optical stimulation. Activ. nei-r. sup. (F'raha) 7 no.2:154-155
165
Cortical pote-ntials induced by ac.-ustical stimulation in cats
In a chronic experiment. Md.:156-157
1. Med'cal Faculty, Palackeho University, Olomouc, Lab. of
Higher hervous Activity md Department of Anatomy. 2. J.Petrek's
address: Olomoucp flnevotinska 3.

ACC NAs AP6005646
SWRCE CODBi CVOD79/65/007/002/0~54/0155
V.; Petrek
AUTHOR: Golds. !1~~)Avonekj, P,
OW s -Laboratory of Higher Nervous Activity,, Medical School,, Palacky Universityt
Olomouc
TITLE: Extrapri=7 evoked potentials in cerebral cortex of the cat. upon optical
stimAstion [This paper was presented at the Third Interdisciplinary Conference
on Experimental and Clinical Study of Higher Nervous Functions hold in Marianske
Lazn* from 19 to 23 October 1964-1
.-SOME3, Activitas ne'rvosa superior, ve 7. no. 2. 196% 154-155
TOPIC TAGS: cerebral cortex, experbaent animal,, light biologic effect# EEG,
electrophy;siology
.ABSTRA'CT: Light stimulatloh was carried biit with ftasbe~-of 0.25
lusee at one see. Intervals. 4 oats with 22 epidurally implanted
were used in the experiments4, E,P* were recorded on
an oscilloscope, EEG was continually traced. Primary EP in the
gyrus lateralis had a latency of 16 msec. Short-latency optical
.,pqtentials can be traced in cortical regions, including the gyrus
mdideue anterior and posterior, and in'the gyruslateralle anterior.
Pispersed elements of the optical analysor are found in all parts
4of the cerebral cortex. In extraprimary ~.ortioal responses,, the
amoapico-dendritic transsynaptic transmission predominates over
the axo-nomatic oneo In the center cortical field.the azo~somati'6_-._
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AUTHDR: Petrek, J.; Goldaq V.; Lisoneks, P. /I
ORG: 1Z-or_atoxY`6f' Higher Nervous A., ivity, Department of atomy W
A An dical Faculty,
Palacky University, Olomouc
T1111E: Cortical potentials induced by acoustical atimulation in cats in chronic
experiments [This paper was presentod at the Third Interdisciplinary Conference
on Experimental and Clinical Study ol Higher Nervous Functions held in Marianske
Lazne from 19 to 23 October 19641
SOURCE: Activitas nervosa superior,, v. 7t no. 2. 1965p 156-157
TOPIC TAGS: cerebral cortex,, electrophysiology experiment animal, acoustic biologic
effect
ABSTRACT: &xperiments were carried out on*fr*e'ely moving cats with
,chroni&ally implanted recording epidural electrodes. Even in
areas outside the primary projoction area,responses of short la-
tency induced by acoustic stimulation can be recorded. The res-
$onses are formed by low-voltage positivity,. followed by negativ-
jity with larger amplitude. Latency depends on the shape of EP.
'The amplitude of individual components and the shape of EP are in-
:fluenced b:rthe overall condition of the animal. Some part of the
lafferent fibers comes into the area of analysors from the subcortical
Ls"c~ttTps... Short. latencies Pf extraprimary EF indicate that the
afferent pathways aro oligosynaptic. Orig. &h. 66i -1 figure. LJPRS-7
SUB.CMEt 1~)Z SUM DATE% none MH REF: - 005 / SOV REF. 003
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36-72-2/13
AUTHOR: Petrenchuk, O.P.
TITLEt Special Features of the Vertical Structure of Anticyclones
(Nekotoryye osobennosti vartikallnogo stroyenlya antitsiklonov)
WM(IDICAL: Trudy Glavnoy geofizicheskoy observatorii, 1957, Nr 72, pp. 19-32
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The nature of the vertical structure in anticyclones is of great
practical importance since they are the cause of scorching dry winds
and droughts. The occui-rence of inversion and stable layers, which
prevent the development of thermal and dynamic turbulences, affects
~the character of clouds and precipitation and the emergence of stable
fogs. These problems of' inversion and of stable layers have not yet
been sati6factorily solved. The writer arrives at the following
conclusions, among others: 1) Changes in specific humidity with
altitude do not cause temperature inversion in anticyclones. A
better air-synoptic analysis and greater precision in air-soundiag
may result in more reliable data. 2) Unless the descending masses
become very large, inverijion in anticyclIones cannot be caused by
displacements alone. 3) The structure of stable layers in summer are
Card 112 winter anticyclones differ in the magnitude of the vertical temperat-.ae

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Problems in Physics of the Atmosphere SOV/3789
trajectory of particles. With the use of this fornala a theoretical
mDdel of the pressure tendency field is commIxted. The theoretical
mDdel is compared with the actual pressure tendency field.
Vasillchenko, I.V. The Problem of a Stationary Convective Current 29
Different theories of several metearologisto concerning the problem
of stationary convection current are analyze&. An attempt Is made
to arrive at a generally acceptable solution to this problem by
solving a system of free convection equations,, assuming that there
is a power ftmction relationship between the turbulence coefficient
of the convective current and the altitude of the current source.
MeshcherBkaya, A.V. Some Data on Vertical Velocities&ar Yx=tain
Passes 37
The author evaluates the magnitude of downward air currents near
mountain passes ao well aa the characteristic of a transitionkl
zone between air currents moving in different directions.
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Problem In Pbysics of the Atnoophere SOV/3789
~~Fetrencbuk, O.P, Peculiarities of the Tenperature neld in Anticyclones 47
On the basis of statistical analysio,, the author describes the
d1otrIbutim of the horizontal tenpirature c2ntrast as well as the
frequency.of stable layers and inversitwe according to altitude and
the stage of develo;ment of anticyclonee.
Dergach., A.L. Effect of Radiation Fog on the Develo3ment, of Temperature
Lwersion 56
The author analyzes some experimental data obtained by sounding the
fog in the regim of M-con Island in 1956. The awaysis leads to the
conclusion that radiation inverstow in the air leyer near the ground
aie of a local character. Radiation fog., however., has a direct effect
on the evolution of the inversion.
Oushchinp O.P. Measuring the ozone Content Aircraft 60
The author outlines the methods and describes the equipment used in
measuring the general ozone content from an airplane. Measurements
were made by the optical method uoirg an ozononeter with filters.
Results of the first eleven soundings in the Leningrad region in
1957-1958 are- given. The data obtained are ccerpared with ground
measurements of ozone content made in the same region by means of
a Dobson's spectrophotometer.
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Problem in Physics of the Atnospbere SOV/3789
Korchigina, K.K., V.I. Myukhkyarys, and T.A. Snirnova.
Distribution of Brightness Over the Day and Ifight Sky 95
The authors give data on observations made during the
sumer of 1958 in Voyeykovo vith an electrophotometer
vith a FRU-19 photomiltiplier. A brief an"is of
results in given.
Gashchin, G.P. Buic Tables for Calculating the General
Atmspheric Ozone Content by Optical Obserratims 104
The article contains the tables used by the ozonometric
stations in the USM.
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L 12766-63 EW(I)/BDS ASD/HFTC/ESD-3 RB
S/169/63/ODD/004/005/017
Drozdova, -M. M Petreneb Sdeneva, xg, S,
:.TrM: The chemical composition of atmospheric as de-
termin6d by investigations during the IGY and the International
GegRbyaicel CMeration \1Y
FMIODICAL:-. Beferatiynyy zburmal, Gearlzika, no. 4, 1963, abstract 4B120
(Sb.'imterialy konferentsly po itogem VMG (1960) 1 meteorol.
izudh.AntaraktidY (1959). M. 01drometeoizdat, 1961, 187-206)
TM: During the IGY samples of~atmospheric precipitation were taken
systematically at 13 meteorological stations 'Located in maritime., continental,
and. bigh-altitude regions of-tbe USSR then sent to Leningrad for analysis. A
total of 1,080 samples vere analyzed; ttese included 246 summary monthly
samples and 834 individual samples. SOZ-, Cl', B03 3 ECO, - anions., N64
Mg"~j Ca++ catlons~ and also the pH vere determined in these analyses.
74 j
An7nual charts as vell as seasonal tbarta.were compiled for each component. The
relative.prevelence of anions in decreasing order vas S04-- HC03- Cl-
N03-; forbigh-altitucle and Central Asian stations
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L 12766-63.. S/169/6310C)4/003/017
The tbemical composition of atmospberk precipitation...
for cations In samples from marit1w statioDs
31CO3. C1 N~3
ta-t,~ X* M9,+ Sud for 0 Wal Y"t mg+"~
ontibbttal stations
Ca
Differences In annual cone In precipitation were discovered in
entrations o"04
..the charts: the concentration was minilual in the north and the northwest
(3 Mg/1), -to the zoutb it increased to 3.2 MSA; the concentration was greater in
-"the winter than in the summer. The concentration vas greater close to
.tbe,.sea and in the vint~r. The nitrogert concentration fluctuated on the average
'between'l to 1.5 mg/l,* the average annual pH value was 5-5 to 6.0 almost every-
wbere; some increase tovard the south vas noted.in individual samples. The
average amounts of these substancesfalling on one hectare in one year were
calculated on the 'oasis of these data. It was found that up to 10 - 15 kg/ha
of sulfur fell In the'soutb and 5 kg/ha in the north; ca, appeared in amounts-
of 15 - 20 kg/baj Cl -- 5 to 7 kg/ba; zi`,rogen -- 3 to 5 kg/ba- The Cl-/Na
and S04--/Cl- ratios were also detembuta; it was found that the first ratio
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L 12766-63 'S/169/63 ODO OD4
/005/017
The,icbemical co!zposition of atmospheric precipitation...
w vas less than one for the entire Europeem Part of the USSR, the second vas
equal to 2 at maritime stations,and was larger inside the country. An analysis
of all the data disclosed seasonal changes in the content of all admixtures
in Imecipitation, the influence of continental sources for contamination of
the atmosphere, and an increase in*sdmixtures,of marine origin in the maritime
regions. There.were 21 references..
fAbstracter's note: Complete translatic'n-.7
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PETRENCPUK, O.P.
Variation in the composition of atmospheric precipitation in the
Sverdlovsk region as dependent on meteorological conditions.
Trudy GGO no.141:28-35 163. (WRA 17:4)

PETRENCHUK, O.P.; SELEZNEEVA, Ye.S.
Variation in the concentration of principal chemical impurities
in precipitation as a function of meteorological conditions.
Trudy GGO no.134:14-25 162. (AURA 15:6)
(Precipitation (I*teorology))

AIZESANDROV, N.NI; PETRENC UK 0.~F~
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Methodology of sampling cloud water fror. an airplane. Trud.( GGO
no.134:126-130 162. (MIRA 1516)
(Aeronautics in meteorology) (Clouds)

DROZDOVA, V.M.1 PETREWCHUX, O.P.; SVISTOV, P.F.
Some data on the composition of cloud water. Trudy GGO no.13,".:
131-134 162. (AURA 15:6)
(Clouds)

DROZDDVA, Valentina Nikhaylovna; PE'11FIXIIUK, MOP Petrovns;
aLETTEEIVA, Yev~eniya -Filippovich;
i*-i.LT;j.'E!'S, Ye.!,.,, red.
(Chemical composition of the atmospheric precipitation in
the European territory of -the U.S.S.R.] Khimicheskii sostav
atmosfernykh osadkov na Evropeiskoi territorii SSSR. [By]
V.M.Drozdova i dr. Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat, 1964. 209 p.
(MI'M 17:5)
1. Otdel aerologicheskikh issledovaniy Glavnoy geofiziche-
skay observatori-_' (for all except Kapitanets).

RUDENKO. levgeniy Ivano-vich; TAU131:, Fetr Reyngo~ldovloh~
PETRINCHUK, O.F.p ot-Y. red.; BCYKO';A, A.G., red.
[Fif-th ocean) Platyi okean. Leningradt Gldrometaolzdat,,
1965. 1611 p. (M I RA 18 ~~ 12)

PETRENCHUK, 0. P.; LAVRENKO, R. F.; DRWMVIL, B. M.; BELASHOVA, M. A.
"On the chemical composition of cloud irater."
Paper to be presented at the Symposium on Atmospheric Chemistry, Circulation and
Aerosols, Visby, Sveden, 18-25 Aug 19S5.
Hydrometeorological Service USSR.

PETRENCHUK, 0. P.; DROZDOVA, V. IM.; BELIASEOVA, M. A.; LAVRDENKO, R. F.
110n Chemical ComT)osit ion of Clc--,d Water. "
report presented at rntg of' Cortin on Al;wopheric Chemistry and Radioactivity of
the Intl Assn of Meteorology & Atmosipheric Physics, ViE;by, Sweden, IHI-2'~ Aur,
1965.

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Translation from: Referativn y zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 1,
p 17 (USSRT
AUTHOR: Petreneva, N. I.
TITLE: Devonian brachiopods From Molotov Kama Region
and Udmurt ASSR (Brakhiopody devona Molotovskogo
Prikamlya i Udmurskoy ASSR)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Vses. neft. rL-i. geol-razved. in-ta, 1955, Nr 88,
pp 263-295
ABSTRACT: Brachiopods of 52 species and 16 genera were classified
with a different degree of accuracy (cf., aff., ex Jr.)
in 29 samples obtained from drill holes. The lime-
stone-lead and the Biysk layers, most clearly developed
in the Krasnokamsk, Severokamsk and Polazna, and
constituting parts of the Zhivetskiy yarm (stage),were more
or less completely determined by their brachiopod
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Devonian Brachiopods (Cont.)
15-57-1-118
In
/this district, and the Upper Devonian Paalt)a strata lie directly
on the Biysk or on the older deposits. In the Frankian stage,
brachiopods are found in the Pashiyakiye (rarely), Kynovskiye
(especially rich in the brachiopcAs) and thie ~argayvskiys.,Domanikovskiye,
Mend,ymskiye and Aksynakiye sloi (strat). The Famennian stap represented
by limestones and dolomites with layers of anhydrite, contains
little fauna and is subdivided into smaller stratigraphic
structures. In all, 16 forms are described and illustrated.
Card 2/2 T. G. S.

PETRENKA, JAN
1,-,-, -.1. ~- I St .atny rozpocet -Ceskosloven-kej Socialistickej Republiky Z-by-7Josef Rosa
Z aj Jan Petrenka Z Bratislnva~7 Slovensko Vyd-vo Politickej Literatury, 1961.
352 p. tables.
"...ako ucebnica pre vysoke skoly."
Bibliography: p. 352.

ZUB, G., kand. tekhn. nauk;,MT!~~NKOA.; ZINOVIYEV, V.; IVANOV, Yu.,
kand. tekhn. nauk; KUDRYASHOV, N.; DUDOLADOV, Ye.
Information. Avt. transp. 43 no.2:54-60 F 165.
(MIRA 18:6)
1. Direktor Ukrainskogo dorozhno-transportnogo naucbno-issledo-
vatellsxogo instituta (for Zub). 2. Nauchno-iseledovateltakiy
institut avtomobillnogo transporta (for Ivanov).

MJbWIIA Farm Animals. Hogs.
Abs J,ur : Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 16, 1957, 72108
Author : Isianov, S., Petrenko, A.
Title : Our experiments With Pig Feed.
Orig Pub : Rev. Ind. jLliment. Prod. Animale, 1956, No 1, 17-19
Abstract No abstract
U-6
Card 1/1 - 37 -

MHIDOV, A.. kandidat tekhnichaskikh mauk-, IAJTK1N, N.. kandidat tekhni-
cheskikh nauk; ISKIII, G., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; K&LIS.
A*, kandidat tektlitchoski-kh nauk; FWMNKO A., Inzhener: G3CR-
'A , L.. Inshener; YR0141V, N.,
Mobile grain-drying unit. Nuk.-elev.prom.22 no.12:3-5 D '56.
(MLRA 10:2)
1. Vessoyusnyy nauchno-tvaledovatel'skiy institut zerns t pro-
duktoT ego pererabotki (for Demidov. Lutkin, Demin, Malls and
Petrouko). 2. Altayakaya kontora Z&6vtxerno (for Gerlakh).
3. Tekhnicheskly otdol Ministerstva khlsboproduktoy SM (for
Yrolov).
(Grain-Dr)lug)

WMKO,A.
Achievements of a coal preparation team. Namt. ugI. 4 no.2-15-
16 F 155. (MM 8:6)
1. Nachallulk obogatitellnogo teekha Dobropollskoy Teentrall-
noy Obogatitellnoy Fabriki.
(Dobropolye--Coal prepamtlon)

F' T I I T, ~, 1. . 11~
: - .1 1 .. .
36,514. 6ura--i!,rafi,--a i 'U'51011iya Zal~--;;aidya (jtlozh;--niy
- I J I -I
Chasti Yu,,,~ino., o Urala. I ,,, v i ; t -' - ~ i j~. ~ ~- ~ 1 .. Nai fk L),~1-2.,p,a I L', I , 'J. "
.1 j , I
c. 165-0,8
SO: Letopist Zliurnaliny'Kh jt--~,ey, 'Vol. 50, 11,)119

ISOYANDY, S.; PSTMIRKO. A., g3L&vm;ry zootakhnik.
Our experience In fattening swims. Klas.1nd.SSSR 26 no-5:39-41
155. (MM 9:2)
l.Upravlyayushchly Klyevskmy oblastney skotoWotoyltel'noy
kenteray (for Islyanev).
(Swine--Feeding and feeding stuffs)

'I"..- , ~..
V n-',- -' - v' :~-) s-i. I -- F .- . :1 z 7i 1 ~ , . I - , I
.6. -- . ; ~ - I . . -
r- *--i- -- . . -1 . ~'.( w V , - n .- 7, - ., ' , 2. 1- . .
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F2 , A., Inshener.
-aabwi~--z -
Devatering coal In centrifuges. P4wt.ugl. 5 n0-3:17-18 Mr 156.
(MLRA 9:7)
,A loDol(ropot's6re, teentrallnaya obogatitelinaya fabrika.
(Ccal preparation)

ZABOLOTSKIY. T.;MATZVMA. F.;PEMBNKO. A.
Primary organization of the Ingtit'ate servea enterDrizes. NTO no.12:
53 D '59 (KIBA 13: ) )
1. ChlezW Vsesoyuznogo Idiimicheskogo obshchestva imeni Mendeleyeva
Xhimiko-metalluricheskogo inutituts (g. Novosibirok).
(Novosibirsk-Renearch, Induatrial)

PETRENKO, A.
"The foot and problems of' better fitting, thrA conatruction."
Kozh.-obuv.prom. 3 no.?:LO J] '61. (MIRA 14:9)
(Shoe manufacture) (Foot-Research)

'.1 '_ .".I,- / /1' 1-:- ~' r_11~ I- A- I .
DEMIXV. A.R., knndid-at to,~aicneskil:1% nw:.k; LUTRIN, N. I., Irindidst telwri,~i-
cheskikh nauk; G.S.- ennciaat tekhnicheskilLh nauk;
PETRMINO, A.1 . inznemer.
I w W.- L~~
ZA-40 rrain clet~ninp unit. Sol'khcrmnshins no.10:22-25 0 '57.
(MLRA 10:9;
(Grain-Cleaning)

Cl- adMillit3t.-
110,

ISRAYELYAN, M.G.; PETRENKO, A.A.; TEYMU11AZYAN, H.A.; KBODZHAYANPS, Yu.M.
Measuring oxide concentrationB in liquid-metal heat carriers.
Izv. All Arm. SSR. Ser. tekh. nauk 16 no.6:3-10 163.
(MIRA 17:1)

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MI-FENKO v A. A.
Geograpby &Geology
(Geological structure of the western coast of Novaya Zemlya betueen Rt;ssian Harbor and
Archangel Bay)' Mosk7a, Izd-vo Glavsevmorvati, 1945.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, JIL-ky .195;4 Unclassified.

=a/Goaagical Prospecting Oct 1947
Coal
Me lover Book Coal DepoBita of Book and Antbracite
Coal at the Southern Urals," A. A. Petranko, 175 pp
02nft That Geol Nauk" No 79, Coal Series 190 1
Jbitire book Is description of lover coal deposits of
Offathmn Urals. Discusses general status and geo-
dreykIcal location, stratigrapy, tectonics, coa-
%OWUW capacity.. and general hopes and future dwel-
qg~%e of following coal deposits: Der-ChoeAr,
S=bWowak, DredInsk, Poltay, Darouu, noym, nam-
ftmlm*, mi ftroul-Aem". Om chapter d1samew
aaal resources at owum slopes of southers VnIs,
cad memAlaw depoelte at Davanduk-AMOw belt;
ftitolmllsk belt, TerklikeW44sk
Imat at coal rock, and Uyelgin belt. Chaptsi ton
eyWmtem coal deposits mentioned. Last chaptome dlw--
cmmft--~ f.-mu;tI*u of coml-bearing layers of eastem
elopm of southern Urals. Mentions possible ocal
depaelts at Dokarbonov and East-Ural coal basin.
ze 5x"

PETRE-14KOP A. A.
"The role and significance of ancient strata in the tectonic regionaliz2tion of the
eastern slope of the Southern lUrals", Byulleten' Mosk. o-va Ispytateley prirody, otd. geol.,
1949p Issue 1, P. 3-37,--Bibliog: 3L items
SO: U-092, 19 August 53, (Letopi3 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 21, 19L9)

FE'LRENKOP A. A. rA !--M~
USSR/Geology - Stratification flov/Dec 49
Carboniferous Deposits
"Stratigraphy and the Conditions Governing the Strati-
fication of Carboniferous Deposits of the Southeastern
Part of the Southern Urals," A. A. Petrenko, 24 pp
"Iz Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser Geol" No 6
Describes subject deposits, tiIiich vere not studied
until recently. Fundswntal characteristic of the
occurrence of these deposits is that they are not
connected by gradual transitions with Upper Devonian
deposits, but lie on the eroded surface of various
Faleozoic and pre-Palezoic strata in the form of
syncline struttures of the superimposed type.
"F 152T42

FWRIM, A.A.
Role and importance of aticient formations In the tectonic division
of the southern slope of the Urals. Biul. KOIF. Otd. geol. 24 no.l:
3-37 149. (MIRA 11:5)
(Ural Mountains-Geology. Structural)

ikad. liank am, Jan. t9,
cartoniferous strata on the antam sl%s
on the Ocrthern fto&Jzry plateau.
ra cri
mouthom Urals SnA
Ll q

DYKOVA. H.S.; EJSIIBV, G.L.; HMTXV, G.Ts.; MWGIN. Ye.D.-, FWI=O, AL.A.;
RITWBRW, H. 1.
Concerning A.A.Petrenko and M.I.Ritenberg's article *Conditions of the forma-
tion and the age of carboniferous deposits of the Karaganda series in the
Karaganda Basin." Izv.AN SSSR. Ser.geol. no.4:125-I)l Jl-Ag '53.
(HIdA 6:8 )
(Karaganda Basin--Geoloa) (Geology--Karaganda, Basin)
(Petrenko, A.A.) (Ritenberg, M.I.)

PZTFMNKOp A*A.
mr-"w2mio~
letter to the editor of "Isvestila AN SM. Uriia geologichookala."
Izv.AN SM. Ser.geol. no.6:129-130 11-D 153. (HLRA 7:1)
(Lara,ganda, basin--Geology) (Geology--Karaganda
basin)

PEMENKO, A.A.
- IMMUMUMM"MWI
Gootectonic and paleogeo(Taphic formatIone of coal-boaring deposIts
of the Carboniferous in central Kazakhetan. Trudy lab.geol.ugl. no.2:
21-62 154.. (MLRA 8:7)
(Kazakhatan-Coal geiplog3r) (Kazakhstan-Geology, Structural)

Ph-rMTO, A.A.
Stratigraphy a-,-A age of coal-lAaring deposits of t,~18 Carboniferous in
central Kazakhstan in the light of the most recent investigations.
Trudy Lab.geol.ugl. no.2:93-127 154. Wzu 8:7)
(Kazakhstan--Geology, Stratigraphic) (Kazakhatan--Coal geolo(7)

-f'S ~-41 -Ke I$
twilinil Ig Petrography
tard 3 2/2
Authon 2 P4Btr8nkO, A. A.,. and Rengarten, N. V.
vue 3 Development of phosphatt3 in the lower coal-bearing strata of the
Karagandinsk Basin and the Zavyalcyak coal region
-Perlvdicaj Dokl AN 555R., -9
71 Ed. 2,, 319 322, July 1954
A6trict R'O~ort deals in the.discovery of phosphates In lower coal-bearing strata
of1aragandinsk and Zavyalovsk coal regions. Microscopic study of the
horites showed thaVtbe latter contain fine quartz grains, traces of
pboBp,
fteldspar,-sillcon, etc.., Three references.
Institution -Acad. of St. USSR,-Sections of Geological-Geographic S6iences, Coal
Geology Laboratory
Presented by
Academician D. V. Nal vk,n, May 11, 1954

15-57-4-5078
Translation from: Referativny zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 4,
p 145 (UST
AUTHOR: Petrenko, A. A.
TITLE: Structure Tectonics and Paleogeography of Bol'shaya
Karaganda . . 1. (Problema Bol'shoy Karagandy i yeye
strukturno-tel,tonictieskoye i paleogeograficheskoye
obosnovaniya)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Labor. geol. uglya AN SSSR, 1956, Nr 6, pp 478-
488
ABSTRACT: Bol'shaya h-araganda Region is a synclinal flexure 350
to 400 km long. It extends from the sources of the
Kulan-Utmes River on the west to the Dzhilldy-Tau
Mountains on the east and runs parallel to the Tek-
turmasskomyy anticlinorium. The original deformation
formed a single syncline and is dated as Caledonian.
Card 1/2 It was divided by saddle-shaped arches into a number

15-57-4-5078
Structure Tectonics and Paleogeography (Cont.)
of synclines in the last stages of Hercynian folding; these
synclines were completely isolated by later erosion. The existence
of new coal-bearing areas in the direction of regression of the
Carboniferous sea is possible. These would lie to the west and
partly to the southwest'of the present boundaries of the Karaganda
basin.
Card 2/2 A. 1. Ye.

~j 2
AUTHORS3 Petreriko, A. A~ 11:. -,:. 1 e vAYe
TIIME: On the Structural -Tec tonic Peculaaritios of the le-orshinakaya
Carboniferous Zone in the Ural 1-11011ntILII~G ((, otrukturnn-tektuni-
cheskikh osobennoatyakh YeLorahin3koy uf-lenosnoy pcl~sy
na Urale)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademi: llauk S-"SR Vo I N
r 1) 0
(USSR)
A 'RACTi These deposits (Ref ~~) Sh,--~W L s,~runc tectonic disturbance.
Due to their complicz:~-~r their stru~-%ture remained undeteri-air-
ed for a long time -ne closel type of the co~il depooit and
the lack of 1 eypluriv-,- work5 zhicl, 3urpass the
boanduries of' the carbonifero,-is zone rendered lhi. fia-ther
study Df th-~ dej)O,!~:T. lifficul' A siirvey of publications, or.
this problOW IS ~Ref o ~ I ", , 0 )2he occurrence of
grounds zf nmero,.is remains of roots infer-ac-er with
each ot'her wilih are -,ertlcal to tl,e layers )f the c,:;al bed
indicates a nr)r-ail n,,n ovetturited j,usiticn c;f "he beds
Anotht-r impcr%--,! cha ter-i T.L~ Df the exposure is a. gradual
Card 1/3 dec,-~ t-- f-o~~ 'A'.e carbuni-

I c, 4 " /5 2
On the Structural-Tec tirl I Jo!, "'arliona-
ferouu Zone in the ~jrul
f eroua ' 'cC,~ si~,; -a C. --a-free B_~rsunska~ra,
which !ies F~ za The i tholo6i ca 1--facial data
indicate t):at 'I,c ;,-,c) li-~z,.nrad suites built)nj, to a
cycl,- .)I' 3ed.;mnLi.Li i; vi t i ". 13 chfiructorl'I'AJ 1)'" faulla luld
flora of tl~a VisP ;A W; Dat t !,tL I- tI.P Naml_~ r- ts ta~Te of tile
Lowej- Carb-.niferou.; _',) e -11 T. 0 ~3I'I~kVe z:. -,I,.-se Cenetic
con,necti_~r . Aie r,j s-uj., at:ai:-.st the state.-,ents of
Ref 7 e -i (Rpi 8, alzeady refut-.d long
ago thaT ',;e, )f Ir ' Jeprjs-,,.t was ~,verturned
toward -nl~ `hk- c n he Devonian depouits with
the carbcn,..`~-_,~s _o._Rj i& a,-.companied ~y a thick
zone of cr-,11le! and -r~wj, 4~,~ rocks of a thi,:&ness up
to sever-i doze.,. meters. Thus this contact is of a distinct
1y tectonic nature., From these facts follows that a correct
inter-oretation of tt.e tectonic peculiarities of several
carboniferous deDosits is of great importance for the under-
standing of the stratigraphic interrelations of individual
parts of the cross section of the carboniferous Carboni-
ferous, their paloogeography and conditions of formation.
Card 2/3 There are 1 figure ani 8 references, 8 of which are Soviet.

PETREITKO, A.A.
Some regularities in the distribution of Carboniferous coal-
bearing sediments on the eastern slope of the Urals and in
Kazakhstan. Zakon.razm.p.olezn.iskop. 3:217-226 160.
(MIRA 14-11)
1. laboratoriya geologil. uglya AN SSSR.
(Ural Mountains-4oal geology)
(Kazakhstan--Goal geology)

PETRELIKO, A,A , Iiizli,; SRIMOV, VAJ , iii7h,
, ~rr f- .'" j
I V--tj~'JLr- Cj c.,j,,.,ratiomq, I'lekhA avtcm.,pToiz-,r.. 11 nc,~il-
41-43 .N ~ 61, (Mm~ 14: 11)
(Ilining engineeriig --Teclmological innovations)

VOLKOVA, I.B.; NALIVKIN, D.V.; SLATVINSKAYA, Ye.A.; DOGOMAZOV, V.M.;
GAVRILOVAP 0.1.; GUREVICH, A.B.; M`UDROV, A.M.; NIKOLISKIY, V.M.;
OSHURKOVA, M.V.; ZETRENKOAj.?,; POGREBITSKIY, Ye.O.; RITENBERG,
M.I.; MCHROVSKIY, P.A.; 111M, N.G.; LUSHCHIKHIN, G.M.; LYUBER,
A.A.; Mk)WONTS0V, A.V.; SENDERZON, EA; SINITSYN, VA; SHORIN,
V.P.; BELYANKIN, L.P.; VALITS, I.E.; VLASOV, V.M.; ISHINA, T.A.;
KONIVETS, V.I.; MARKOVICH, Ye.M.; MDKRINSKIY, V.V.; PRDSVIRYAKOVA,
Z.P.; RADCHENK0, O.A.; SENERIKOV, A.A.; FADDEYEVA, Z.I.; BUTOVA,
Ye.P.; VERBITSKAYA, Z.I.; DZENS-LITOVSKAYA, O.A.; DUBARI, G.P.;
IVANOVP N.V.; KARPOV, N.F.; KOLESNIKOV, Ch.M.; NEnDtYEV, L.P.;
POPOV, G.G.; SHTEMPELI, B.M.; KIRYUJEOV, V.V.; L~VRDV, V.V.;
SALINIKOV, B.A.; MDNAKWVA, L.P.(deceased]; MURATOV. M.V.;
GORSKIY, I.I., glav. red.; GUSEV, A.I., red.; MLCHANOV, I.I.,
red.; TYZHNOV, A.V., red.;,SHABARDV, N.V., red.; YAVOFLSKIY, V.I.,
red.; REYKEERT, L.A., red.izd-va; ZAMARAYEVA, R.A., tekhn. red
(Atlas of maps of coal deposits of the U.S.S.R.]Atlas kart ugle-
nakopleniia na territorii SSSR. Glav. red. I.I.Gorskii. Zam.
glav. red. V.V.Mokrinakii. Chleny red. kollegii: F.A.Bochkovskly
i dr. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1962. 17 p.
(MIRA 16:3)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Laboratoriya geologii uglya. 2. Chlen-
korrespondent Akademii nauk SSSR (for Muratov).
(Coal geology-Maps')

SUTIVI%KAYA Yelena idekseyevnin, Prinbn.Lai uch.,totiye. MONAKHOVA, ',~P,~
..SHIKA, T.A dDhLor gecl.-iniricr.nauk, o-,v.rc~
t-ekhn.re,6.
V,A-,
Lconditions Cover-ning the formation of the coal-bearing
Carboniferouo in r;enty-al ]Wzakhstan; Ak,-Kuduk and Ashlarik series]
U.-loviia obrazovanija ugl(-nosnogo karbona TSentrallnogo KazEdchstana;
akkudukakaia i "h-liarikskaia svity. Mocqkva, Izd-vo Akad.nauh SSSR,
1962. 126 pe 16 plates. (Akademiia nauk SSSR. LaboratoriJa
geologii uEliti, Trudy, no-10- 00',11 15 -.4)
(KazakbF3tan---CoLil geology)

PETRENKO. A.A.. gornyy in2h.; S)URNOV, V.N., gornyy inzh.
Fraotice of using hardening filler in a mine. Gor. zhur. no.9:
32-34 B 162, KRA 15:9)
(Mine filling)

GORELIK, L.V., kand. takhn. nauk; PETRENKO, A.A.,, inzh.
Hicroanisotropy of water saturated sands. Izv. VVIITG 76:29/~-Y'4
1649 (MIRA 18:10)

PETRENKO, A.A. (deceLsedl~
-- --- I - I !
Features of Carboniferous geot,--ctonic movements in the Urals
and trann-Urals. Izv. uchab. zav.; geol. i razv. 7 no.12:
45-47 D 164. (MIRA 18:1-2,
1. Laboratoriya geologli uglya Vsesovuznogo nauchno-issledoxa-
tellskogo geologicheskogo instituta. .

ACIL NA. AY-6035014 A) Vonog;.aph UR/
Mfontov, Boris Ivanovich; Kireyev, Vaiiily Vanillyevich*Kisilevich, yevgenly
P
Mefodlyevich; ~Vollftrub, Iooif ArttL.,ovich; Sadkovlcb, Yan Fedorovich;
Golomolzin; Arkadly Ivar4vich; Petr'rrkop Andrey ASaulyevich
Construction of tindcrground structures (Stroltelletvo podzemnykh oooruzhenly)
Moscow. Izd-vo "Nedran, 1966. 293 1?. ilius., biblio. 2450 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: QCwjrje_t'.oA mining engineering
PUViOGE AIM COVE11AGE: This book is in'tended for engineering and technical workers
of construction, scientific-rescarch, and design orgnnizations studying the
problemn of building underground Inatallations; It can also be used by workers
of mine-construction orgar~izationa. In the book are discussed the basic prob-
lems of conducting mining operatiom3 during the construction of underground in-
otallations. There are 97 references, 72 of vhich are Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTENTS labridged)
Ch. I. Basic methods of conducting mining operations during construction of under-
ground chambers -- 9
Ch. II. Foreign experience in conducting mining operations during construction
of underground chambers -- 22
Ch. III. Drilling boreboles and blast holes -- 55
[Card- 1/2 . uDc: 623.1%.2+622 268.8

ACC NR, A11,6055811s
Ch. IV. BInsting,operationa --
Ch. V. McchanizatIon of underground lourling and transportation operations -- 118
Ch. VI. Progressive methods of reinforcing mining excavations -- 145
Ch. V-11. Methods of excavating un4ergrcund chambers in hard rocks -- 175
i'Ch. VIII. Excavation methoda providing for chamber-wall reinforcement during
the excavation~of a massif -- 178
Ch. :X. Excavatida methods by which chamber wells, remain open during
excavation -- 224
Ch. X. Examples of calculations relative to work organization and the selection
of equipment -- 233
Ch. XI. Ventilation and. dust suppression during the exteve6tion of underground
chambers -- 249
Ch. XII. Several problems of undergmand installa ion stability 250
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PSTRENKOI A. D.
Motion pictures on plant protection. Zasbcb. rast. ot vred.
i bol. 6 no.6:63 Ja 161. (MIRA 16:4)
(Notion pictures in agriculture)
(Plants, Protection of)

PETRENKO, A.D.
Pneumatic amplifiers. Friborostroenie no.2:18-19 F '62,
(MJR-A 15:2)
(Pneumatic machinery)

MMO.- A.D.
Motion pJnture on plant prrotection produced during 1961. Zasheb.
rast.ot vred.i bol. 7 no.6s62 J9 162. (MIRA 151111)
(Motion picture in agriculture) (Flantsp Protection of)

IPETRENKO, A.D.
Motion pictures on plant protection. Zashch. rast. ot vred.
i bol. 8 no.4:60 Ap 163. (KMA 161l0)
(Motion pictures in agriculture)

FETRENKO, A.D.
Automzition of th~, drai-n-OPO 5YOt"M13' i-n Yxivoy Rog Basin
161. 11 1
Prom,energ. 16 no.7:35-39 J1 (1111d, 15:1)
(Krivoy Rog Basin-I.line drainage)
(Automatic control)

S/119/62/000/002/006/010
D201/D301
AUTHOR- Petrenko, A.D.
TITLE; Pneumatic amplifiers
PERIODICAL: Priborostroyeiiiye, no. 2, 1962, 18-19
TEXT! The author describes the pneumatic power and -)o,.,rer
pressure amplifiers f(.r the automatic control systems dcveloped at
the NIITeplopribor. The dimensions and weight of the power anipli-
fier unit are 46 x 46 x 38 mm and 0.6 kg respectively, those of the
power and pressure amplifier 50 x 50 x 48 mm. and 0.75 kg, The prin-
ciple of operation of the pneumatic power amplifier is as follows,
The supply air enters the high pressure chamber, from which it goes
through a ball valve to the output chambers, The pressure in these
is determined by the effective area of a diaphragm and the force of
a spring, At this pressure the air passes throu-h a constant
c' b
throttle into a chamber and into the nozzle circuit vffien the
pressure in the circuit increases, a second diaphragm closes the
Card 1/2

S/119,/62/000/002/006/010
Pneumatic amplifiers D201/D301
second ball valve of the outlet into the atmosphere and the First
diaphragm opens the ball power valve.. The pressure in the chambers
increases until the equilibrium of forces at the diaphragms is re-
stored In this manner a unit pressure increase in the circuit of
the nozzle corresponds to a unt pressure increase of thC OUt:j_)Ut
pressure, i.e. there is a constant pressure differei,,ce at the nozzle.
The principle of operation of the pneumatic power and pressure am-
plifier is also described, Statistical characteristics of the am-
plifiers are given. Both amplifiers are in use with mass produced
instruments at the 'Tizpribor' plant of the Nosgorsovnarkhoz and
at the Teplokontrol' plant of the Tatarskiy sovnarkhoz. There are
4 figures
Card 212

Z513
ACC NA: M69D7924 Monograph
URI,
'Petrenkol, Aleksandr Dmitriyevich
L-Princip
lea of,heat engineering and m3rine power installations (Oanoyv teplotekh-
nIkI I sudovyye silovyye ustanovki) [Leningrad) Izd-vo "Sudostroyeniye", 1965*
362 p. illus., biblio. Textbook for shipbuilding Institutes. 4000 copies
'printed.
'FTOPIC TAGS: marine.engineering, marine power pl"
ant, steam turbive, gas turbine,
internal-combustion engine, thermodynamics, fuel, heat engineering, ship compo-
neat, shipbuilding engineering
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE:- This textbook is Intended for students-in nonengineering
specialties in shiobuilding,.narine, and-arctic-navigation schools; it may also
be used in command-staff schools of the merchant and river fleets. Principles
of beat engineering are presented, and the construction and operating principles
of main and auxiliary marine power plants are reviewed. Reat.diagrams and data
necessary for the proper selction and placement of na in -powerplanteare dis-
cussed together with basic information on their automation. Particular atten-
tion is given to marine steam and gas turbines. The-author acknowledges the
assistance of engineers Yu. Vi Orlov and N. V.-Samoylov in preparing the texd)ML
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TABLE OF CONTENTS [abridged).-
-Foreword 3
Introduction. General Informationlon 6arine power plants and engineering thermo-
dynamics 5
12
Part One.. Principles of Heat Engineering
Ch. I., Heat Energy. Basic.parameters of state of gaseous media. The first,
law of thermodynamics -- 12
Cho 11. Gas laws -- 19
Cho 111o The heat capacity of Raseal- 24.
Ch. IV. Thermodynamic prdcesses of gases'-_'40
Ch. V. Cyclic processes. The second law oc.therziodynamics 57
Ch. V1. The thermodynamics of water vapor.-r 791.
Ch. VII. Heat transfer -- 98
Part Two. Marine Power Plants 110
Ch, VIII, Fuel -- 110
Ch, IX. Marine steam boilers 117
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Ch. X. -Marine steam pibton machinery 160.
Ch XI. -Marine turbines -- 172
Ch
X311. Marine internal-combustion engines -- 226
Ch, XIII. Marine auxiliary machinery -- 268
Ch. XIC
V. Marine shafts and-power transmission to the propeller 293-
XV Specific'features of marine power plants --'304
Ch*
.1 Ch. XVI. Frinti-oles in the iutowtlon of marine vower vlants 346
References 357
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AUTHOR: Petrenko, A.G., Sairnova, A.V. and Kui:-Lova, L.A. 133-3-18/27
'-ilasticity of cold rolled transformer steel
TITU:
kholodnokatanoy transformatornoy stali)
PLRIODICAL: "Stall" (Steel) 1957, No-59 pp. 453 - 456 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: An investigation of the m-crostructure of speci-mens of
cold rolled transformer steel, produced in the Kuzi;~Ask ~;orks
and rolled in the Novosibirsk %lorks, vias carried oit. It was
found that along the grain boundaries and inside silicon-
ferrite grains a carbide phase containing, Bilicon wt-iEi present.
In specimens of unsatisfactory pla.,~ticity the ieparated Car-
bide phase of a peculiar form is situated along grain bound-
aries and inside grains, while in specimens with satisfactory
plasticity the carbide phase is separated in the form of
globules, mainly inside the grains of silicon ferrite. Total
proportion of the curbide phase in brittle specintens is hifr er
h
thanoin non-brittle onos. Secondary lieat Lreatment at '~50 -
850 C decreases the amounU of c,trbide phase and increases the
plasticity of steel. 2he microstructures of various specimens
with an indic.:.tion of the etching method used is shown in
Figs. 1-6. There are G figures and 4 references, 2 of which
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Plasticity of cold rolled transformer stueel. (~~ont.)'
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PATRUKO, A. G.
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cigarette tobacco) Uborkii, sushka, khransuie I pervichnBis
obrabotku sheltykh-papiroanykh tabskov. Moskva, Pishchsprom-
isdat, 1950. 79 p. (MIRA 13:8)
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ABSTRACT: -Based on recent (1954 -59) W estern sources, an analysis of the
factors influencing the parameters of the output signals of image converter tubes
is pieonted. The--effect of the finite siza of the flying spot on the tube passband
is considered. Techniques used for stabilizing the electron-beam tube and multi-:
plier phototube are discussed, as well as the reflected-light spectrum and screen
__iafte 'to -The-formiing-of -output~pul-ses- by -a-va-riabl-L-throBhold -limiter -18,
described in accordance with a previoual-f published Soviet work (S. V. Svechnikov,
jVUZ-Radiotekhnika, 1959, 2, no. 1, 80). Orig. art. has: 6 figures and 10 formulaB.,
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PLITRENKO B A. kand. tektm. nauk
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Sparkproof features of electric networkig containing
inductance and capacitance. Nauch. voob. IGD 18:164-172
163. (MIRA 16:11)

FETRENKO, B*A,, kand. tekhn. nauk
Ignition capacity of an electric discharge in sparkproof &.c,
ahd d.c. networks. Nauch. soob. IGD 20t136-l" 163*
(MIRA 16:10)
(Electricity in mining)