SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PETRENKO, I.G. - PETRENKO, L.P.

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k A. Avmkin and 1. G. Petrenka, Zosediboya 1-& 14.
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athiSbritraps. On the whak. the sneirifictler. ritustanve,
A.,# various typei of bard coal, bfown rml. and h:3W fie-
, t,tw% frtwn till' ohni-citt, ut r4mlin trinp 14) to (thin-cin.
.1 1100'. Iletaref, 1) arld !!oo'. hard c(MI ~howq 's rrgtilAr
drcrra%c of p. wfw"-a% fix m4l "ial und ~Wr # dnfra~
Ilefft"n 4) atilt N)AM" afid inere.1'eq till In to tmix .11
I' 110t%een 21M Atilt SAW, jb dftrr2%c% frViLiTIV will
n,minir I"g P - a 6t. with a - 121, 6 - X III I
AN-- 'W'. the 1411 of berorn" h,wer. p Ning u,ui)lv
,usathr thAn VIO ohm-cm. Ikfatcivd~ with a high,-t .,t,t I
-4 v,datile matt" hs%~ a -mmhat higher A. N Th,,n

PETRENKO, 1. G.
PA174491'24
USM/Eleotricity Ju 1 48
Resistance, Electrical
Coal
*Determination of the Klectrical Resistance of
Heated Coal and Shale," A. A. Agrookin, I. G.
Fetrenko, Pover Eng Inst, Aced Sci USSR, 5 pp
*Zarod Iab" Vol XIV, No 7
Deport of experiments describes apparatus and
wthod In detail. Plots and discusses results.
17/49rA

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.AUp*u (G. %1. Krwhithano~ hurt-
Axr.yAin And 1. C,. t
go4s Itm., AtlIX"'i -I. t'.5S.R.). inea. Akad. V4xk
VSS~R- tidtf. I'Ah. NOMIA IM, MI I00. PIre. resist.
41ler of tullr Al"I nul OlecTrawd ('11 hc~atillx from Ile to
it at foollk emp. III 111-1M obin,,.m. 441 SX10'.
f
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Retumn 2qW) And POW tilt InimiVily rulve was 0111"Of
Itraight mid imsM 1w exprened by the equation IN 0 -
W The tiectra-w Wlk% CAM"I by breaking dmvii of
during th, Ift-,iti'lic prot-cm. Ali intreaw In
~Iwistulr 'Ityre.1�411 resistivity at r,.",1 hen nwixi
wtlph-s 4 shAr (w co,41 'Acte hcAt(A. the re.1stiviti, d,
f.'reav*1 up 11) I(NJ' IM,Altw of il)VIT4%illm mISIVIII ,f sol
ult% ij3 The moisture. thrij rapHly ItIcletwd a% tutti%ture
Was CliftlitlAtM, Itillowcd by the nortnAl dectrAw. Rniotiv-
Ity .,f :4111bracilf dmTtascd from 3.'Owl ohm-cm. at mom
fmlp m III ohnaw'u. At WWI, If. %V R.-ithutAun

r-r. -- if:~N'r k , , i .,.
USSR/Fuel - Coal Shale
Jan 50
IfElectrical Resistance of Shalos and Coals auring Aat~-r,'7," Arr~skin,
io G. Petrenko, Power Eng Inst irieni G. Yr-hizzlianovskiv, Ac-nd Sci TJSSR, 1? p-p
"It Ak Nauk SSSR, Otdel Tek)~ Nauk" No 1
Pierral processing of shales and coals by uge of electrical current as eneri- carr 3j; r
aholild bo of 1.1-Pat practical 1Pipc)r+.an(-F1. Thoroforo, nrellminar:,, on f'~Ieir
resistances rn,int I)e --!zde. st.-Hied risistznco verwas U~trvm*atum-,, foun't to -i 1!!u!it
linear: logldoa-bT (soecific rcsis+.ance r4io ir ohm-cm; *T fro.-,l 100 tf) POOOC; at III
and b . 1-32.10-2). St',adied effect of speed of heatin'~ upon resistance; anJ effr-ct
of crushing, moisture, coal type (all change slightly above Linear semilog r(,lation);
electrical conductivity of iime and of antnraci#p. Submitted 16 Ju-) 69 b,, Acad 14.
CI-Lizhevskfty.
Pit 161T72

1. nn-MO, 1.
2. TJSSR (6C0)
4. Isotopes
7. Use of isotopes in the chemistry and technology of solid fuel anl -as. Izv
AN SSSR. Dtd. tekh. naWk no. 1, 1953 pp 34-48
Briefly reviews activity of Soviet ecientiBts since 1917 in use of
isotopes to study various processes end presents table of atomic nuclei of elements
entering compn of fuel portion. Discusses following subjects: mechanism of photo-
synthesls,, a#9 detn by content of heavy zzallatbm radioactive C isotope, heterogeneity
of active surface of catalysts., Fischer-Tropsch aynthesis (claims Soviet priority,
attributing detection of synthesis th Ye. I. Orlov 18 years ahead of Fischer
qnd Tropsch), study of exchange reaction between CO~2 with C, process of cola sulfur dis
bution among coking products, and elementary isotopic analysis of org substances.
Bibliography lists 85 titles, including 28 non-Soviet (French, German, and mostly US)
in translated or roiginal form. Presented by A.B.Chernyshev, Corr Mem.AS USSR.
256T75
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1953. Unclassified.

USSR/Cnemistry Fuels
Card 1/1 Pub 41 - 1-5/16
Author Petrenko, I. G.
Title On the Mechanism of the reaction of reducin6 carb,jn di,)za(le
Periodical Izv. AN SSSR, Otd. Tekh. Nauk 5, 157, May 1955
Abstract Describes the method of studying the mechanism of the re-
action of reduction of carbon dioxide through the use --,,f
radioactive isotopes of carbon, C14. It was Gete.-mined
that the speed of the reaction of the transformatirin of'
carbon, just as the direct reactions of carbon monoxi-le i'_r-
mation, depends greatly on the intensity cf Leat
and the initial partial pressure Df the cLiru.,..n
Institution Institute of Minerai Ftzeis, Acadeno, of' Sciences,

AGROSKIN, Anatoliy Abramovich; GRIGGRITAV. Stepan Makarovich; PATRON.
Ivan Gavriluvich; PITIN. Rafall Nikolayevich; SkPOZH.'JICO-Y.L.W*,
oTvv`etstv4nr;yy redaktor; KLINOV, V.A., redaktor izdatellstra;
PAVIOVSKIY, A.A., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
(Bulk weight of coal used in coking) Nasypnoi ves uglei dlia
koksovantia. Moskva, Izd-vo Akademli nauk SSSR, 1956. 175 P.
(MIRA 9 - 8)
1. Chlon-korrespondont AN SSSR (for Sapozhnikov)
(Coke industry) (coal)

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AGROSKIN , Anatoliy Abraffovlcli. 1:-In"mall uchastiye!
doktor tekk~r.. nauk; 1-1,!,.,
nauk; FETRENKC, I -, G.jkand. khir.. nauk; .' --
karid. nauk; V-7., kan,-..
tekh,n. nauk, dote.; GGNCT-ALTV, Ye.l.
[Fhy~-,ics of cuall Fizjkl~ Nedrilp ~(".
351 P. ( V 1, 1 ~ A I') : ~ )l

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ACCESSION UR: AP5005891 S/0020/65/160/003/0612/0t)l.i
AUTHOR: Lavrov, N.V. (Academician AN UzSSR); Petrenko, I.G.
TITLE: The mechanism of methanelcomb,astion at elevated temperatures
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 160, no. 3, 1965, 612-614
methane combustion, combustion mechanis high temperature combustion,
TOPIC TAGS:
idat-Gon-,--f-ormaldehyde oxidation
methane ox
ABSTRACT: A radical chain mechanism for the oxidation of me-thane to carbon
'~Atoxide and water vapor at temperatures above 8000 ia proposed and calculated.
Thermal effents and activation energies for the elemental reactions involved are
presented. The calculation and reaction mcrhaniRm are based an Semenov's thecry
(o nekotorykh problemakh khimicheskoy kinetiki I rea'Ktoionnoy spof;obnasti, Lz,!.
AN SSSR, 1958), assuming the combinee interaction of methane-oxygen and thernol
decomposition of methane, and its combustion in three stages, i.e.; partial
combustion of methane to formaldehydEj(C114 + 02 - H2CO + R20 + 73.4 kcal/m~-Lc);
decomposition of formaldehyde due to thermal decomposition and oxidation; ane
oxidation of combustible compounds formd in the second stage to carbon dioxf cle
and water. The total enthalpy balance, 191.8 kcallmole, corresponds well
1/2
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published-4aiiies.-'Poosible side reactions ap also given. The endothermic
-reaction (26.1 kcal/mole) U + 02 -CH3 + 60 is proposed as the rate-limiting
step. Possible additional Imental reactions are discussed and two
;altornatfve reactfons and a radical mecl-nniam are proposed for oxidation of
,formaldehyde to carbon monoxide and hydrogen. The relativo ratea of the compet it
~reactions determine the carbon manoxid'e-hydrogen ratio. orig. art, has: 32 for-mlaF.
1ASSOCIATION: none-
_.,~MMITTEM 04Sep64
NO REF SOV. 005
MM CODE., OC, FP
SNCL: 00
OMIR: 003 ATD PRESS: 3201
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-ACCESS1 NR: AP4044883 S/0020/64/157/006/1410/1412
AV '!OR- Lavro v, N. V. .(1cademician ;4, NUzS$R); Pe treaLuj 2d -
with carbon dioxide
ITLE: T he mechanism of the reaction of methane conversion
~SOVHCE: AN SSS11. ---Doklady*, v.* 157, no. 6, 1964, 1410-1412
TOPIC. TAGS: methane carbon dioxide conversion, reaction mechanism, monora-
chain mechanism, meffiy1ene radical
-ABSTRACT- Based'on literature data and.their investigations, the authors analys-
ed the elementary reactions of the reaction of CH4 with C02 and their heattlpffects.
The followirig monoradical chain mechapis m was suggested:
1. 0140-dHI+111 -1,2 11,2
L?."#+0C()_C1iSd+Co M, 2 38,7
$x1lb -112CO-1.0 17,0 24,3
#i 11,C0444-11CO-1-111 -27,2 4,7
& t160=f4C0 34 37
CQ,d, 1/ 2 CHI+M=200+211s. 58.8

MIST=_ LIZ HA
L16081-65
ACCESSION NR: AP4044883
According to this mechanism, reaction I I sthe link in the basic chain of the mono-
radical chain reaction 2, the formation of CO and the methoxyl radical, is the
- Yi-11
process rate determining reaction-. and the heat effect of the overall reaction is in
good agreement with the experimental value of 59. 1 kcal/mol. The formation of
the*methylene biradical$nd its reaction with C02 was also indicated possible:
6. dH. = CH, +A - 92, t(Collml.
7 T;Ht + OCO - Hz03 + CO - 8,3 WA 4/1"01,
Other intermediate reactions were also indicated possible but insignificant due to
their htglher heat consumption. Orig. art. has: 11 equations,
ASSOCIATION: None
SUBMITTED: 27APr64 ENCL- 00
SUB CODE: GC NO REFSOV: 006. OTHER: 002
C,,d 2/2-

PRMNKO, I.G.
Isotopic composition of natural combustible gases. Tmdz IGI
16:7-13 161. (MIRA 16:7)
(Gan, Natural) (Carbon isotopes)

PETRENKO, I.G.; Priniriala uchn.Aiye BORISOVA, S.N., laborant
Isotopic molecules of methane and its derivatives. Trady IGI 16:
V,-23 161. (~aRA 1--:7)
(Methane) (Isotopes)

PETRENKO. I.G.1 BELYANOVA, Yeem.
Nothod of studying the gas flow in an underground gas producer with
the aid of radioactive isotopes. Trudy IGI 13:144-152 160.
(MIRA 14:5)
(Gas flow) (Gas producers)

PETRWO" -
I*tbods for study1mg the procomms taki PIS" in reactions betveen
carbon oxides Emd 4wr-L with the aid of the r4Ldioactive isotope C14.
Trudy IGI 13:5-12 160. (KIRA 14:5)
(Carbon oxide) (Coal) (Carbonm-ieotopos)

FETRENKOP I.G.; KRICHKO, I.B.
Exchange reaction between carbon nonqUde aDd carbon dioxide umder
hozogensouB conditions. Trudy IGI 13:13-16 060. OMIRA 14:5)
(Oarbon monoxide) (Carbon dioxide)

ALITSHUL:-.R, V.; PETRENKO,.I.G.
Kinetics of the interaction between gaBoo and carbon; comments on
F.A.Ternir6a article. Gaz.prom. 6 noo2:46-49 162. 041RA 14:4)
(Gases) (Carbon) (Tesner, P.A.)

PMENKO. I.G.
Coal oxid.Ation processes under the effect of ionizing radiation.
Trudy IGI 14:91-97 160. (HIRA 13:12)
(Coal) (Ionization) (Oxidation)

FEMMD-, I.G.
Methods of determining the reactivit7 of coke. Kok-B i khim. no.9:
27-29 160, (MIRA 13:9)
1. Institut gor7uchikh iekopayemykh im. G.R.Krzhizbanovskogo All SSSEL.
(Coke)

MAROVICH, Mikhail Pavlovich; CHMI'EV, Nikoley Vladimirovich;
_P3TRMMOx_Ij_G_..& otv.red.; MIR, V.K., red.izd-ve;
TAPIPANOVA, L.V., tekhn.red.
[Study of. the properties of peat and of processes occurring
in it by means of radioisotopes] Issledovanie avoletv torfa
I protakaiushchikh v nem protsessov pri pomoshchl radio-
ektivnykh inotopov. Moskva, lzd-vo Akad.nauk SM, 1960.
195 P. (MIRA 14:2)
(Peat) (Radioisotopes--Industrial applications)

FMVIKO, I.G.
Study of the processes of gas~fication of solid fuel b7 the
isotope method. Trudy IGI 11:9-22 159. (MERA 13:6)
(Coal--Gasification) (Carbon--Isotopes)

WO-t 19G*
Isotope-containing, molectiles of the main products of fu6l combig-
tion and gasification. Trudy IGI 11:30-38 159. (MIRA 13-6)
(Coal--Gasification) (Isotopes)

E /V /0 6~
PHASE I BOOK E)UWITATION SOV/3731
klmdemiya nauk SM. Institut goryuchikh iskopayevykh
Gazifikatsiya I goreniye topliva (Fuel Gasification and CoWbustion) Moscow,,
Izd-vo AN SSM, 1959. 227 p. (Series: Its: Trudy,, Vol 1-1) Errata slip
inserted. 1,8W copies printed.
Ed.: No V. IALvrov; Ed. of Publishing House: V. No Pokrovskiy; %ch. Ed.:
1. No Dor-okhIna.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is Intended for scientific research workers
and engineers studying combustion proeesme and so3ld fuel gasification.
COVERAM: 7bis collection concerns the theoretical and experimental study of the
mechanism of chemical reactions occurring in combustion and gasification.
Results of the isotopic method of studying the gas generating process and its
reactions, and the reaction of carbon monoxide and heated coal are analyzed and
the pilot plants used in this study are described. Reactions of coal combustion,
coal oxidation, methane dissociation and conversion are discussed and their
Card V6

Fael Gasification and Combustion
SOV/3731
equilibrium constants given in tables. The processes of nethane oxidation
by oxygen and synthesis- s production by oxidizing natural gas with the sub-
sequent reduction of oxidation products by carbon are analyzed as is the ef-
fect of an excessive amount of air on the burning process of powdered solid
fuel. Mie utilization of heavy petroleum residue and tar for combustion and
gasification purposes is also discussed aLlong vith the principles of fluidization.
Analysle.routine control and intensification of physical and chemical proces-
ses by means of ultrasonic vibrations are also covered. No personalities
are mentioned. References accompany &U but the first article.
TANZ OF CONTENTS:
lavrov,, N.V. Grandiose Plan for the Development of the Gas Industry in the
Soviet Union 3
Petrenko, I.G. Isotopic Method of Studying Solid Fuel Gasification Processes 9
Lavrov, N.V., V.V. Korobov, V.I. Filippova, and I. I. Chernenkov. Thermo-
dynamics of Gasification Reactions 23
Petrenko I 'G. Isotopic Molecules of Principal Combustion Products and the
&WEeIttio-nof Fuel 30
Card 2/6

P2TUNKO, I.G.; KRICHKO, I.B.
Study of the mechanism of oxidatign prooppeas with the aid of
the ox7gen and carbon Isotopes 0 and C14. Trudy IGI 8:254-264
159. (MIRA 13:1)
(Coal weathering) tIsotopeo-Induetrial application)

PETRENKO, I.G.
Studyirq, the processes of underground coal gasif Ication by
means o; isotopes. Podzem.i;az.ugl. no-3:61-64 '59.
(MIRA 12:12)
1. Tratitut t,,nrnoi,o dnla AN SSSR.
(114dio isotopen-Indin)trial uplAicution)
(Coal gasillication, Underground)

)IIFJIIIR X"WINECK"I PFAXnNn
MY)MMEPATMM" OP(MEOXA
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V113 Nooftloyev r 0 r., Q.WM2 "A A"U" chmdowy an
awls, or chm"" a" mooml unumlew or ftela,
'01. b; a.,. Iml. ~, W.- mg
abowooft or 1"m lobe p mostle"G OWWOM,
M"b

AUTHOR: Petreriko, I.G. L::
_17
TITLE: On the Problem of the Number and Concentration of Isoto-Dic
Molecules of Simple and Complex Media (K voprosu o kolichestve
izotopnykh molekul prostykh i slozhnykh veshchestv i ikh
kontsentratsiyakh)
PERIODICAL.- Atomnaya Energiya, 1958, Vol. 4, Nr 4, pp. 377-380 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: dhen solving the problem concerning the nwaber of isotopic
molecules existing in a simple or complicated medium the bases
of mathematical statistics can be successfully employed.
The solving process with formulae is theoretically given a-nd
the results obtained are demonstrated on the basis of exa=ies.
Thus, the ocimpound GO has the isotopic molecules:
C12 016, C12017, C IV8, C13016, C13017, C13018, the relative
frequency of which is calculated by the method mentioned.
For 'C02 and CH14. the respective results are also shown in
tables. There are 3 tables, and 3 Soviet references.
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On the Prublmn of the limber and Cc)nccntmtion 8l)-4-4-1)/28
Of 180toPio Molecules of Simple and Complex Media
SUBMITTED: June 26, 1957
1. Molecules-Cotinting methods 2. Methane-Structurai anftlysis
3. Complex compounds-S true Tura i analysis 4.
Card 2/2

!"No. I. G.
The quantity and concentration of isotopic molecules of simple and
co-yplex substances. Atom. energ. 4 no.4:3?7-380 Ap, 158. (MIRA 11:5)
(Isotopes)

AUTHOR: Petrenko, I G.
TITLE: 'I _Stu~dy_of'the Mechanism of the Reduction of Carbon Dioxide
Using Radioactive Carbon (Izueheniye mekhanizma reakts-4i
vosstanovleniya dvuokisi ugleroda Dri pomoshchi radio-
aktivnogo ugleroda)
FERIODICAL: Khimiya i Ttkhnologiya Topliva i Masel, 1957, NO 7
PP- 15 - 20 Mh3
ABSTRACT: The above reactionlps studied using carbon dioxide
containing radioactive C '. The experimental technique con-
sisted of circulating the initially introduced carbon dioxide
and together with carbon monoxide formed in a closed circuit
apparatus containing a sample of carbonaceous material investi-
gated (charcoal, metallurgical coke, electrode carbon), heated
to 700 - 1 100 C and measuring the pressure and activity of
GO + 00 and CO. At the end of an etperiment the activity of
tK9 remaining solid carbon material was also measured. The
experimental results are shown in the form of graphs. On the
basis of the results obtained, the mechanism of reduction of
C02 is postulated (Fig-5). 1) The first step is chemisorption
of carbon dioxide on carbon with the formation of six-membered
cyclic oxygen-carbon complexes on the surface of carbon. At
Cardl/3 comparatively low temperatures and depending on the conditions

65-~-2/14
A Study of the Mechainism of t"he Reduction of Carbon Dioxide Using
Radioactive Carbon
temperatures compound C302 is possible. The latter is then
decomposed with the formation of two molecules of carbon
monoxide and elemental carbon. 6) In addition, reverse
reactions can also take place. In this instance, isotope
exchange reactions between carbon monoxide and dioxide are of
substantial importance. There are 5 figures and 5 references,
4 of which are Russian and 1 English.
ASSOCIATION: IGI Ali SSSR
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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S/053/62/076/001/004/004
13117/13101
AUTHORS: Todes, 0. M., and Petrenko, 1. 1.
TITLE: Few papers on molecular physics
PERIODICAL: Uspekhi fizicheskikh nauk, v. 76, no. 1, 1962, 181 - 183
TEXTs The authors SUgg(8t a discussion of two papers worked out in their
laboratory [Abstracter;s notes not stated] for purposes of instruction.
The first is entitled "Determination of the diffusion coefficient and of
the free path of water vapor molecules contained in air" (Fig. 1). The
droplet diameters meas red with a counter microscope are entered in a
diagram representing R as a funtion of T. The diffusion coefficient is
calculated from the slope of the averaged straight line as follows:
D - (p/2c0) [- L (R2)/Z~%] , where pis the density of the liquid, and co
is the equilibrium concentration of water vapor contained in air. It is
recommended that measurements should be made at three different pressures;
Po A$ it 112, and 114 atm, which permits to check the fact that the diffu-
sion coefficient is inversely proportional to pressures Dpo = const. With
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ating and neiviuring the vncuum. There are 3 figures.
Fig. 1. Diufram of a device for measuring the diffusion coefficient of
water vapor contained in air. Legend: (1) Counter microscope; (2) bulb
containing concentrated 112s04 ; (3) glass bell; (4) support with droplet
suspension; (5) vacuum indicator; (6) tap to pump; (7) glass containing
water and small glass rods; (8) suspended droplet.
Fig. 2. Diarram of a device for measuring the dependence of viscosity of
air on pressure. Lef~-end: (1) Glass cylinder; (2) turning device with
movable plates; (3) fixed plates; (4) scale; (5)11'r-2 (LT-2) type meas-
uring)tube; (6) 9T-2 (VT-2) type thermocouple vacuum gage; (7) V/
OE-1-40) oil vapor pump; (8) rough-vacuum flask; (9) forepump.
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TODES, O.M.; PETMIKO, I.I.
Now worka on molecular phyaica. Usp. fiz. nsuk 76 no.1:181-
183 Ja 162. (MIRA l5t2)
(Molecular theory)

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GUPAID Th -?.I FETRRIKO, 1.1
ROZIUIBA124l R.B.; TODES., 0.14. -
Meas=ing density pulsations in a fluidized bed. Izv. All
SSS. Otd. tekh. nauk. Met. i toni. no.4,9223-127 JI-Ag 161.
(MIRA 14: 8)
(Fluidization-Density)

P!~TiL-,!~KO, 1. K.
3
UM/Wicine Aviation Public Alwlfty 1947
Health Aspects,
Medicine - Public Health
"Sanitary Aviation as.a Means of lalwovlng Special-
Ized Medical Aid In the Rural WdIcAl District,
I. 3K. Petrenko, Chief 6f Dept of Medical and Sanitary
Institutions of Air Transport of the Ministry of
Public Health of the USSR., 5 pp
"Bovetskoye Zdravookhranenlye" No 4
Statistical discussion of flights made and their
nature from the beginning of the service In 1940.
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KARTIL OV, A.K.; PBTRMO, I.M.. spetered.; BMNA, L.N.. vedushchly red.
[Now operating methods in juice extracti . and refining of
11
diffusion juice in best-migar manufacturel Novye matody raboty
v sokodobyvanii i ochletke diffuzionnogo soka v svelrlosakharnom
proisvodstve. Moskva. GOSINTI. 1959. 37 P. (MMA 13:6)
(Sugar manufacture)

KSIAZKIBWICS M.; SAHSONOWICZ, J.; FZTRINKO, V.S. [translator),-JaMAWP,
I.M. ttranalatorl; HIKOIAYICV. N.I., redaktor; MLMUSKATA,
redaktor; BOGDAVOV, V.P.. tekhnicheskiy redak-tor; SHAPOVAIA)V, 7.1.,
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[A sketch of the geology of Poland. Translated from the Polish]
Ocherk geologli Pol'shi. Perevod 0 D01'ekogo. V.S.Patranko i I.M.
Petrenko. Pod red. i a predial..N.I.Nikolneva. Moskva, Izd-vo
inoatrannoi lit-ry, 1956. 239 P. (KLRA 9:10)
(Polaad--Goology)

TEGOYAN, V.L. (translator]; ZWREV, I.P. Etranalatorj; KOLGSUIOV. V.P.
[translator); MOISHYSVA, V.H.Etranslator]; PATRMIKO, V.S.
[translator]; -PETRENKO, I.M. (translator]; STRUKOV, N.D.
(translator]; T-ITOV.A. N.A. [translator]. KHAIN, V.Ye., red.;
ROMOVICH, G.P.. red.; RRZOUKHOVA, A.G.. tekhn.red.
[Present-day studies of the tectonics of foreign countries)
Voprosy sovremnnoi zarubozlinoi tektoniki; abornik statel.
Moskva, Izd-vo inontr.lit-ry, 1960. 498 p. Translated articles.
(MIRA 13:12)
(Geology, Structural)

-PIMEMD, I.N., kand biologichoskikh nauk; X&RASIEDVA, A.A.
Using indices of the a oino acid complex of the BF
.tltio herring
in short-range forecasts of its catches. Trudy VNIRO 4-2:189-
194 16o. (MIRA 13:9)
(Baltic Sea-Herring fisheries)
(Amino acid .,ietabolism)

170) SOV120-122-6-32149
AUTHORS: Petrenko, 1. N., Karasikova, A. A.
TITLE: The Amino Acid Composition of Proteins During the Maturing of
the Offspring of Sprats (Clupea, sprattus) Prom the Gulf of Riga
(Aminokislotnyy sostav belkov v protsesse sozrevaniya
polovykh produktov u salaki Rizhskogo zaliva)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 195a, voi 122, Nr 6, PP 1071-1072
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The problems of the physiology and especially of the bio-
chemistry of fish in the time before and during spawning are
investigated only very insufficiently. In order to fill that
gap the authors undertook the task of making clear the changes
in the content of amino acids in the muscles and offspring of
the sprat spawning in spring. They ascertained an instability in
the content of amino acid in the course of' the ovo- and sper-
matogenesis. From the data given in tablel it can be seen that the
content of' arginine in the muscle proteins of the female is
almost constant in the 2nd and 3rd stage of maturing (9.95 -
9.30%). From the 4th stage of maturing onward the content of
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'-'hr~ emino Acia Coiri;,oui tiin of i ruteii,L buring th~.- M;,turinw uf the Offapring
_pr,ts (clupea sprattus) From the-Gulf of Riga
take part in the maturing process of the offspring to the same
extent. There is a slight increase in the content of' histidine
in the proteins of the muscles of a female up to the 5th stage
of maturing (from 1.21 to 1.65%) which goes then down to 0.90%
in the 5th Ertage. There are also some changes in the content
of aromatic amino acids during the spawning: during the ovo-
genesis of the female tryptophane is reduced from 2.73 to 1.02%
and tyrosine from 3.65 to 2.66%. With the maturing of the
gonads the relative content of methionine in the muscles de-
creases from 3.69 to 1.68%. There is a slight increase in the
content of methionine, arginine, and histidine in females after
spawning (6th stage of maturing). It was found that, according
to the degree of maturing of the gonads, amino acids are ac-
cumulated. Thus in a male only a few irreplaceable amino acids
'were found in the 2nd stage of maturing: lysine, histidine,
arginine, methionine, and tryptophane, while in female gonads
apar-t from those already mentioned also "threonine" was found.
In the gonads of both sexes the leucine group was found in the
;"4 3rd stage of maturing. In the 4th and 5th stage almost all

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r.,~ te i n3 Duri ng the Ma tur ing o.' ttie of I spri rig
i.,j- .~~rom the (jui I )I Riga
amiri,,~ acids i~re found in their gonads. The tyrosine content,
J-_~creasea in the course of* the spermatogenesis of the
.1111r. from, L.21 to 0.70. The histidine accumulation in the
i~)teinn -)I malo i-onadri took place more intentioly than in
(Table 1) where its content remained practically con-
jt_~nt- A similar situation was observed with sturgeons (Ref 2).
~n the proteins of the gonads of both sexes the arginine con-
tent increases. In the muscles the reverse phenomenon is the
cLLoe; while in the case of the sprat the arginine content in
the mu3cles of the male increased, it decreased with the ma-
turing of the gonads of the female. From the phenomena describ-
ed above it can be concluded that the amino acids of the muscle
-roteins during the ovo- and spermatogenesis undergo compiicated
changes. They are mainly employed in the development of the
1*fspring. There are 1 table and 4 Soviet references.
,r~,soyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatel'skiy institut morskogo rybnogo
.~~iozya% 3tva
i okeanografii (All-Union Scientific Research In-
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-i T -itc-ins During the MaturinF of the - ffzpr1r,'~
-. I~rats ("Itipea sprattus) From the Gulf of Riga
I June 25, 1958, by Ye. N. llavlovskiy, M(!mber, Academj cf
'ciences, U.-'SR
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- June 20, 1958
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PFTRENKO I.N.; KARASIKOVA, A.A.
Biochemical evaluation of spawners of the Kura River salmon Salmo
trutta caspicus Kessler and their roe in the Chaykend Rnd
Chukhurkabala hatcheries. Vop. ikht. 2 no.2:286-290 162.
(AURA 15:11)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy Institut morskogo
rybno o khozyaystva i okeanografii (VNIRO).
~Chaykend-Trout) (Chukhurkabala--Trout) (Fishes--Eggs)

: . I;I fIf-- I , -I / FI
FZTREITKO. I.N.. kand.biologicheskikh nauk.
Some data on the physiology of nutrition and growth of young
roach in the outer Volga Delta. Trudy VNIRO 32;255-262 '56.
(MIRA 10:10)
(Volga Delta--Roach (Fish)
(Fishea--Food)

1. PETRMO, I. N.
2. USSR (600)
4. Fishes - Food
7. Degree of young sturgeons' demand for foodstuffs and productive action of
feeds. Ryb. khos. 28, no. 9, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Januarys -1953. Unclassified.

JETRENKO, I.P.
Investigating the strength of high-strength plastic subjected
to repeated and variable axial loads. Dop. All URSR no.12:
1587-1589 161, (MIRA 16:11)
1. Institut makhaniki AN UkrSSR. Predstavleno akademikom
AN UkrSSR F.P. Belyankinym [Bieliankin, F.P.].

FETRENKOV I.P.
Mold conveyor system for steel foundries. Biiil.tekh.-akon,
inform.Gos.nauch.-iasl.inst.natich. i tekh.inform. 16 no.10:
20-21 163, (MITLA 16:1-1)

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AUTHOR: Petrenko. I. P.
TITLE: Investigating the strength of force plastic with re-
peated-variable axial loads
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk Ukrayinslkoyi RSR. Dopovidi, no. 12,
19610 1587-1589
TEXT: The author describes the investigation of the strength of
the force plastic ZjCP-f?(DSP-B) under repeated-variable axial loads
with different values of the coefficient of asymmetry. The hydrau-
lio fatigue machine LLfifl- 11)- -OT (TaDM-Pu- 10T ) was used at a tempe-
rature of 20 0C and 5 mil. cycles. The sample of plastic was at-
tached to the machine by means of wedges, as shown in Figs. la and
1b. It is shown that the fatigue limit of the plastic depends on
the coefficient of asymmetry, the symmetric case giving a minimum,
The fatigue limit increases with an increase in the modulus of the
average stress. There are 2 figures and 2 Soviet-bloc references.
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ASSOCIATION: Instytut mekhaniky AN URSR (Institute of Mechanics
AS UkrSSR)
PRESENTED: by F. P. Byelyankin, Academician AS UkrSSR
SUBMITTED: July 17, 1961
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GROZIN. B.D.. otv.red.; DRAYGOR, D.A., zem.otv.red.; BARABASH, K.L.,
red.toma; KRAGh%'SKIY, I.V., red.; SO I S.V., red.;
FAMRMAN, I.D., red.; 7.ASLAVSKIY, S.S.. red. Prinimall
uchastlye: BRAUN, M.P., prof.; VAYNBHRG, D.V., prof.;,--,P 0,
U _ ~R=~
-1-POR kand.tekhn.nauk; SnIYAVSKAYA. M.D., inzh.; SMCHUK, V.A.,
kand.tekhn.nauk; SEMIROG-ORLIK, V.N.. k:and.tekhn.nauk; YANKOVICH,
V.F., inzh.; GORB, H.L.. kand.tokhn.nauk; RAIM IN . N.P..
tekhn.red.
[Increasing the wear resistance and useful life of machinery in
two volumes) Povyahenie iznosoutoikosti i arokB aluahby mashin
v dvukh tomakh. Xlev, Izd-vo Akad.nBuk USSR. Vol.l. 1960.
486 p. (MM 13:12)
1. Vsesoyuznojye nauchno-teVchnicheakoye obahchastvo mashino-
stroitallnoy promyehlennosti. Klyevakoye oblautnove pravleniye.
(Hechanical wear)
(YAlchanical engineering)

SOV/ 137-57-11-22349 D
Translation from Referativrivy zhu rnal, Nletallu rgiya, 1957, ',.'r 1 1, p 244 1 U55R
AUTHOR Petrenko, I.P.
TITLE The Influence of Annealing on the Endurance Limit of Plasti(
ally Deformed Steel (Vlivaniye otzhiga na predel vynoslivosti
plasticheski deformirovanyloy stah)
ABSTRACT Bibliographi( entry on the Author's dissertation for thv dv-
gree of Candidate of Tet lini( al Sciences, presented to thr 111-1
stroit. mckharl. AN USSR (Institute of Strut. tural Nit-( hani( s.
A(aclemy (d S( it-rices, UkrSSR),I