SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PIKUSHOV, A. N. - PILARSKI, S.

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LIVANOV, A.P.1 PIKUSHOV, A.N.
P----~ braking of a motor vehicle with a four-aycle diesel
Onglatt. Avt. prom. 30 no.6%7-10 Je 164. (MIRA 17:12)
1. TSentrallnyy nsuohno-Issledovatel'skiy institut Mekhanizataii
i energetiki leenoy promyshlennosti, Kavkazakiy filial.

YAKLJi3o'VICH, I.A.; PAzKF[N, VII.YA,'ISKIY, M.P.; BABIN, L'.Ye., -'71.AVUMSKAYA,
N. I.; P-
i n'.,qa I--,,,&5tiye: PARADNYA, P.I.; RUPNEV-',KAYA, M -PI R, SY10',
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V VA, 1 . F.; '-S.; bXTURINA, Y.M. ; F;--
YUKSINA, L.A.; Yu.F.; D"Y, OVTCP, Ye. I.; P., h. A.
F~oduction and uns of syniAintir walor-soluble polyticrylarpide
adhesivrvs. Fe-m. i 3" nc.8.3,-34
1. ~Ilosko,;Sk~y

ZMKV, AlekBey Andreyevich; KOVALEV,, Mkolay Grigorlyovich;
PMZp A.W., red.; POPOV, AA.,, red.izd-va; TSAGURIYA, G.M.,
tekhn.red.
[Railroad rolling stock; the production and foreign trade of
capitalist countrieal ZheleznodorozhyWi podvizbnoi sostav;
proizvodstvo i vneshniaia torgavlia kapitalisticheskikh strgn.
NDBkva, Vneshtorgiodat, 1962. 2.14 p.
(KUU 16: 1)
(Railroads-Rol-ling stock) (Commerco)

PIKUZA, I.F., kftnd. t ekhn. nauk.
SnTutration of prain by means of belt-type #-r;.i.t) cle,~Ling -,ac~inee.
Snilkhoznaahina no.12:15-19 D '57. (MIRA 11:2)
(Grain--CInaning)

PIKUZA, I. F.
Doc Tech Sci - (diss) "Study of the working processeE of Frair.
throwers." Leningrsd-Pushkip,1961. 40 pp; with illustrFti-ns;
(Ministry of Agriculture RSFSR, Leningrad Agricultural Inst);
150 copies; free; bibliography at end of text (10 entries); (KL,
7-61 sup, 230)

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Effect of the nonuniformitles of producing layers on the
curves of pressure build-up and bydraulic sounding. Izv.
AN SSSR.0td.tekb.nauk.Mekh.i mashinostr. no.ltl46-1.49 Ja-F
163. (MM 16:2)
(Oil reservoir engineering)

GALIPERIN, M. D.; PIL', B. N.; MVASARSKIY, B. D.
Radiation therapy of opticochiamiatic arachnitis. Med. rad. no.4:
18-24 '62. (MITRA 15:6)
1. Iz rentgenologicheakogo otdeleniya (zav. - prof. M. D.
Gallperin) Nauchno-issledovatel'skogn psikhonerologichealcopo
instituta imeni V. M. Bekhtereva.
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Trilonometric determination of calciu., and r~agnesiir.-. in bloo,-~
serura. Vrach. delo no.11:110-113 N 161. (14I-A :4:11)
1. ftovenskoye obllechsanu ravleniye i kafedra pochvovodeniva
p
tay. - dotsent Yu.F.Pill Ukrainskogo instituta inzhenerov
voc4iogo khozynystva.
(BLOOD--kHALYSIS AND CHMIST,d)
(CALCIMI IN THE BODY) (MiGIMIUM IN THE BODY)

P/014/61/040/003/004/0C5
A2211AI26
AUTHORS Biernat, Janusz; Glowacz, Kazimiarz; -Lozi~ski, Jan; Pilch,
Wla-dyalaw and Stachurski, J6zaf
TITLE- Production of commerciAl concentrates of zircon, ilmenite
and monazite froa, indigenous sea s-inds
PERIODICAL; Przemysl Chemiczny, no 3, 1~61, 14~-150
TEXT~ In this ~rti,;Ie a methud is described by which zircon, V/
ilmenite -Lnd monazite cuncentrcites c-in be obtdined from sea sands, For
several years the In3tytut Metali Lekkich (Li.-ht Metals Institute)
carried out investi,-atioriz3 in that direction but without success. The
authors m~.Ln-ged to develul, the methud oy which -z product of st-1nd-Lrd
purity cAn be obtained Tn,; "inal zircon concentrate is obt4ined by
sep,irutiz,,~ jime from rutile by means of' flct.ition. Before floating,
the mixture of zircuii xna rutile grains -nU--,L b,~ 6peci,Ally tr,!it#ia with
0.4% solution of 1',Lty ~xcici stlts it ~5`C By duin., so selective
takes ~luce na fattj -icia unions Are adsorbed by zircLr
Card 115

P/014/61/040/003/004/005
Production of commercial ... A221/A126
grains. After this treatment the grains are washed first in water and
afterwards with diluted sulfuric acid. Fatty acids adsorbed are now
converted into fatty acids hard to solve. Fatty acids are not wetted by
water, therefore zircon grains are becoming hydrophobia. From the
mixture so prepared, titano-magnetite, ilmenite and garnet are removed
by magnets and the remaining grdins diverted into flotation chamber.
Before flotation this mixture contained about 70% zircon, 14% rutile
and 14% of other opa4ue minerals. After flotation the concentration
of zircon is increased to 97% with 87% efficiency. Obtaining ilmenite
concentrate. From the sea sands treated with magnetic enrichment, a
mixture of ilmenite and titano-magnotite was obtained. This mixture was
roasted in CO atmosphere at 7000C. The product of this treatment was
subjected to another magnetic enrichment from which two products were
obtained, The titano-magnatite and ilmenite with 50.25% of T102. Monazite
separationt In sea sand samples 0.1% of monazite wus detected. In the
concentrate obtained there were 90-97% of monazite, 1.5% zircon, 0.9%
of garnets and 6.631% of opaque minerals. (Abstractor's note% No details
of monazite extraction are given.) The authors conclude, Polish sea
Card 2/3

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Feb. 1953, Warsaw, Poland).
SO: Montlay List of East European Accession, Lib of Congress, Vol 2, no 19 Oct. 1953, Uncl.

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E142/E235
AUTHOR: None Given
TITLE: New Books
PERIODICAL: Chemicky pramysl, 1960, Nr 1, pp 38-40
ABSTRACT:Tnhe following books are reviewed,.
"Examples of Chemical and Engineering Calculations I/1"
by A Pilaf, M. Ryba, Z Vola'k, V. Pecho6 and
I. Kolio~;;c -; published by
SNTL, Prague 1959; reviewe by J. N~vlt, VUAnCh.
"Technical Uses.of Silicones' by V. Baza3~t. V. chvalovski
and J. RathouM% published by
SNTL, Prague,, 9; reviewed by J. Dvo,~k , Research
Institute for Macromolecular Chemistr
"Chemical Analyses in the Polygraphic Industry" by
J. Boreck~; published by
SNTL, Prague, 1959; reviewed by S. Lankag.
"Survey of Organic Chemistry" ("Pr6cis de Chimie
Organique") by V. Grignard; published by
Card 1/2 Masson a spol., Paris, 1958; reviewed by V. Vesely.

FIIAR, A.
Pilar, A. Solution to the computation of the operating efficiency of
mixers by means of nomograms. p. 114F. cHEmicKy PRumYSL. Pr".
Vol, 5, no. 4, Apr, 1955.
SOt Monthly List of tie East European Accession, (EEAL), LC. Vol. 4,
no. 10, Oct- 1955. Uncl.

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"Industrial refrigeration i~quif-ment" by E. Dvorak, C.
I
~Ieviewed by Antonin ~ilar. Chem pruir 13 no.":264 !'Y
1. Vyso'rm sk3la chemicko-te,-.. lard-ibice.

PMR -, Antonin
Oftymical principles of chemical erginserine by P. Grassmann.
Reviewed by Antonin Pilar. Chem prum 12 no.S.-456 Ag 162.
1. Vy9oka skola chesicko-techmologicka,, Pardubice.

PIUR9 AF-TCM,
Zakladni operace a provo2-ni zarizeni v chemicke vyrobe. Z:Vyd. 1.7 Praba,
Statni pedagogicke nakI., 19(53). (Uc--bni texty vysokych skol) Vol. 3.
ZB'asic operations and operational equipnant in chemical production Bibl., diagrs..7,
East European Vol. 3, No. 2, 1954
SO: Monthly List of INIM Accessions /Library of Congress, Februaryp I=, Uncl.

FIIAR, B.
Use of polyethylene bUake for nuoler reactor shielding.
Jaderna energie 6 no.5ol% My 160.

GAIM, V.; HAWNER, J.; PILAR. J.; PISA, Z.; ZMPLUTI, T.
Working test with ECO recording during physical effort.
Vnitr. lek., Brno I no.6:423-426 June 55.
1. Ustev pro choroby obehu krovniho. Praha, Krc. redital
prof. Dr. KI. Weber. Ustav pro choroby obehu krevniho.
Praha-Krc.
(PHYSIOLOGY
working test. EGG off. of phys. effort.)
(ELECTMCAMIOGROHY
In working test. off. of phys. effort.)
(EMCISES, effects
phys. effort on EGG in working test.)

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AUTHOR; Pilar. J.; Sicba, M.
ORG: Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University, Prague J7
TITLE: Verification of the microwave method of measuring small changes in con-'t-1;1
centration of electrons in striated plasma
SOURCE: Chekhoslovatskiy fizicheskiy zhurnal, v. 15, no. 6, 1965, 3910-406
TOPIC TAGS: plasm resonance, electron distribution, microwave plasma, frequency
band, plasm wave, traveling wave interaction, critical wavelength
ABSTRACT: A more detailed experimental verification of shorter wavelengths in a
frequency band of 3 kMc was carried out. The method of measuring small changes in
electron concentration In plasma by the higb-frequency resonance method with an
apparatus working in a frequency band of 3 kMc was verified. The authors stated
that the initial relations of the given method are valid with sufficient accuracy
even. in this frequency band. The authors. thank V. VeseIZ, Depsrtinent of Electronic a
and Vacuum Physics of the Mathematical Physical Faculty of Charles University, for
his valuable advice and aid in carrying out experinents. Orig. art. has: 3 figuress
-6 forsmiss, and 2 tables. Iftsed on authors' abstract.) INT)
RM CODE:
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PIIAhp Josef
Exp(--rience3 in periodic revision of proluct quality. ?odn org
13 no.11:'89-492 N 164.
1. Tesla National Enterprise, Pardubice.

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lhe blo-k -i~ &1 Fystr,
P. 23L ~.eleznicni le!clinlka) Vol . ', No. 9, ' . -")'7, 'Z-hL'Cj~ V%kja
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PILAR, K.
Conditions for a good signal system. p. 236.
ZELZZNICE, Prague, Vol. 4. no. 9. Sept. 1954.
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EFAL), LC, Vol. 5, No. 6,
June 1956. Uncl.

FILA-;I, Y.
"Railroad Transportation of Tomorrow." p. 215
"Further Experiences of our ffZavodchiks", Track Maintenance Men." p. ~17 (Zeleznice,
Vol. 3, no. 9, 1951, Praha)
Fast European Vol. 3, No. 3 1954
SO: Monthly List of RigiAm Accessions,/Library of Congress, March Jqjj, Uncl.

IBLER, Zbynek, ins.; FILAR, Radovan, ins,
Power coneumption standards in steam power stations. Energetika
Cs 12 no.12:622-627 D 162.

PILAR, Vl. (Ing.)
Vl. Pilar, "Zur Rauchgasrueckfuehrung im Generatorbetrieb," Energietechnik
(Berlin), 7/10, October 1957, pp. 464-71.
The author is affiliate-I with the Gas Institute at Bechovice.

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Activity of a training station of public health schools.
Ceek. sdravot. 5 no.2:87-90 Feb 57.
1. PreAnosta internihn oddelent OUR Vrchlabi.
(PUBLIC HXkLTH, educ.
train. station for students (Cs))

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vckl. 17,, Sopt. - ME PP* j21--%). (In Polish). The types
of Btma used for welded constructions,, the difficulties
incountered in woldin theip., and efforts to determine their
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P. 119.
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I*lding in the Soviet Union. p. 246.
Vol. 7, no. 11, Nov. 1955
PRZZOW SPkWALNICTWA. Warszawa
SOURCEi East European Accessions Idst (EEAL), LC, Vol. 5, no. 3, March 1956

18(5),25kl) 60V/125-59-1U_-7/16
AUTEOR: Pilarczyk, J6zef, z;ngineer
TITLE: The -Cresent 6tate and the Outlook for the helding
industry in foland
iEllIDDICAL: Av-tomaticheskaya svarka, 1959, lir 10, pp 61-66 t'US_~i)
A33TLiACT: The article is a short account of the present state
of the welding industry in Poland; after a rapid
survey of developments up to now, for which the ins-
titut svarki (Institute of welding) has been chiefly
responsible, the author proceeds to deal with the
present position in the equipment field. nlectrIc
arc-welding was not introduced until 1949, and now
there are 2 types of DC welding machines k250 and
500 amps), 2 types of welding transformers (300 and
500 amps), and a 1,UOO amps welding transformer for
welding tractors. 4ork on the modernization of the
equipment is being carried out at the institute of
aelding with a view to creating light-weight, high-
efficiency, remote-control welding machinery. The
position Is not so satisfactory concerning the manu-
facture of welding tractors for are-welding with the
uard 114 fluxes uT-125C and IDSh-500, and much equipment and

SOV/1 25-59-1 u-7/1 6
The Present itate and the Outlook for the 4elding industry in _--0-
land
assistance have been imported from the uDR and the
USSR, particularly from the institut elektrosvarki
imeni Ye.0. Patona tInstitute of blectric iielding Ime-
ni fe.0. Paton). In the field of contact electric
welding only 2 models of spot-welding machines have
so far been built k20 kilovolt/amps); gas-welding was
widely used in Poland before the war and manufacture
of this equipment is now limited to one plant, while
the problem of the production of automatic oxygen
cutters is still being worked on. Oxygen, acetylene,
welding wire and fluxes are largely of domestic ori-
gin anj production is being steeped up: from IC mil-
lion m in 1945 to 40 million m in 1158 koxygen
and from 2,000 tons in 1945 to 5,uOO tons in 1958
kacetylene). There is a shortage of electrodes in
the electric are-welding industry, which will conti-
n,je for another 3 years or so, there being at present
no e3ectrode factory In Poland, and the manufacture
of fluxes is limited to certain types sui!ed to the
uard 2/4 welding of low-carbon steel. e4elding processes in-v,:~!-

30V/1 25-59-1 U-7/1 F
The Present State and the Outlook for the tielding industry i:1 o
I and
ving the-use of protective gases - argon and ~0_
are still in their teething stages, particularly
since the present dom-stic supplies of the gases are
not pure enough for this purpose. considerable pro-
gress has, however, been made in the training of
welding experts and the raising of technical qualifi-
cations: this reponsibility lay first in the hands
of the Institute of Welding in &atowice, later vith the
i'sentr professional'nogo obucheniya kCenter of :ro-
f essional -i-raining) , and f inaily vith the Ministry of
Education. in the last 2 years a check of weiders'
qualilications has been carried out, as a result of
which the standard has risen; in addition, about
250 engineers specializing in welding ilave graduated
from polytechnic schools. A brief review is then
given of various institutions connected with welding
in Foland: the institute of velding, the first and
for many years the only one in the country, founded
in .,arch 1945, and the sub-divisions of it in the
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SOV1121-)-~9-' -71,16
The iresent ~I-ate anc the Outlook for the eielding Industry in 'C-
land
Otdeleniye tekhnologii svarki v Vheleznodorozhnom in
stitute ~Department of oielding I-echnology at the
Railroad institute), and the svarochnaya latoratoriya
v Institute sl~-roitel'noy Iekhniki kWelding aborator,)
at the institute of -'onstruction fechnology . The
first-na.med, based on .~liwice and a member of the in-
ternational institute of aelding, concerns itself with
the main, general problems of this sphere of industry)
while the sub-divisions are engaged on more speciali-
zed, technical matters; there are also 5 departments
of welding in 5 polytechnic institutes. in the near
future the following main tasks are to be solved: the
raising of the output of gas and fluxes, -'.,e moder-
nization of welding equipment and the carrying-out of
further, extensive research work.
ASSOCIATION: Institut svarki, g. i~'livitse, PNR (Institute of ,iel-
ding, town of Gliwice, Polish People's Rep-iblic)
SUBMITTED: April 27,
1 1959.
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~4~ARCZYK,-J.
TraL-dng of' weldjq7 engi eer5. p.65
~--~Zi:,ul.O z.,Pi~WjL`iCTWA. (Stawarz..szenie ~nzy ierow i Technik.ow 1-1,e~hanilrow Polskich i
-L,-ist3-tut Spawalnictw) Yvarszawa, Poland. W-1.11, no-3, .!fir. 1959
Morthl LiBt of I-ast European t~rc~:f., ions i-ndex, L-, V0.1. , , ( A ~ !ME,. 19 (,
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DOOl/DlOl
AUTHORS: PilarezyX,_4_~zef, Docent, Engineer, and Br6zda, Jerzy,
_Wa_`s`E_er__of Engineering
TITLE: The influence of are linear heat capacity on hardening
of steels of various carbon content withi-n- the sphere
of heat action
?EHIODICAL: Przeglqd spawalnietwa, no. 8, 1961, 201-204
TEXT: In this report the authors discuss the results of their inves-
tigations for ascertaining how are linear heat capacity influences
the mechanical properties of welded steel. This research was under-
taken because of lack of "CTP" graphs applicable to steel made in
Poland from which the structure and hardnesB of steels affected by
heat can be estimated with sufficient accuracy, fAbALtracter's note:
The meaning of the "CTP11 abbreviation is not revea J. Mechanical
led
properties of welds depend on the microstructure of metal exposed to
heat during the process of welding, chemical composition of welded
steel and the speed with which the metal cools down after welding.
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The influence of arc ... DOOl/DlOl
Cooli,.g speed of the metal area adjacent to the ~,-;eld c,.n be express-
ed by the following equation: 12,,rX(T-T 0)2
w = C*J - C/sec
0 q/V I 'J
where T=the temperature in C at which the cooling takes place,
the temperature of the object in C, X = heat conductance coeirf?-
cient in cal/cm x see x 0C, q= amount of heat put into the metal in
cal/sec,0v= welding speed in cm/sec, = the coefficient in cal/cm
~ see x C, q= amount of heat put into the metal in cal/sec, v=weld-
ing speed in cm/sec,&J = the coefficient depend-ing on the shape and
size of the welded object. The amount of heat put into the metal
per unit of time was calculated by the following formula:
q= 0.24 U x I x 7~ cal/sec, where U = the arc voltage in V, I = weld-
ing current power in A and metal heating process efficiency coef-
ficient. For calculation 3 t~he arc linear heat power q/v, the
coefficient n = 0.75 was chosen for hand welding, and for automatic
welding;~ = 0.90. The authors examined six sorts of steel, contain-
ing from 0.10 - 0.481/6 C, C-32 -1.0(% VIn, 0.03 - 0.33% Si and 0.022 -
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The influence of arc ... DOOl/DlOl
0.050/o S, and applied the following arc linear heat capacities: 750,
1,492, 2,113 and 3,729 cal/cm. In order to secure identical struc-
tural properties, all samples were annealed before welding. Welded
samples were metallographically ex:amined and their hardness measured
by Vickers' method. Upon examinntion of obtained datait was reveal-
ed that as the arc heat capacity diminishes, the hardness of steel
affected by heat increases along with carbon content in it. As the
hardness of the intermediate sphere should not exceed HV 300, for
welding steel with higher carbon content, thicker electrodes and a
current of higher intensity should be applied and at the same time
welding speed reduced. Thicker steel tends to ha-rden in the sphere
of heat influence, therefore, in order to avoid this, the data obttn-
ed, should be multiplied by a suitable coefficient listed in a table,
The article ends with a practical example on how to esti-mate the are
current intensity for fillet welding of a 20 mm thick SLeel sheet
containing 0.4% C, with welding speed 7 m/hr (0.19 cm/sec), are
voltage U = 28 V and-/~ = 0.75. There are 3 tables, 3 graphs, 8
photos and 6 references: 4 Soviet-bloc and 2 non-Ooviet-bloc. The
references to the English-language publications read as follows:
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!,/u56/6l/000/O0_/0O1/OO2
The inflaence of arc. . DOOl/DlOl
H. Sekiguchi, MI. Inagaki: "Continuous Cooling Transformation Dia-
grams of Steels for Iffelding'and their Application"; Guide to Welda-
bility of Steels. American lielding Society, 1942.
ASSOCIATION: Politechnika Slqska. (IM-Lesian Polytechnical Institute),
Gliwice.
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PILARCZYK, Jan, mgr inz.
The 1SG2A steel susceptible to cold cr%cking Juring we:J-!-i-,
Przegl spew 17 no.4:89-93 Ap 165
1. Welding Institute, Gliwice.

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PILARCZYK, Jozef, doe., inz.; BROZDA, Jerzy, mgr., inz.
Influence of are force upon the hardening of the heat affected zone
in steel with various carbon contents. Przegl apaw 13 no.8:201-204
Ag 161.
1. Politechnika Slaska, Gliwice.

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KOSNAIC, Ludov-it, inz.; ~;L Stanislav, inz.
-ARa, .
Antivity of soure spray metal powders vith water glass ;-n
electrode jackets. Zvaranie 11 no.5:135-139 My 162.
1. Vyskumny ustav zvaraosky, Bratislava.

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S/137/63/WO/001/007/019
Aoo6/Alol
AUTHORS: Horvhth, 8tefan, Z~ Erik, ~Stanislav
T~TW: A method of producing metal powders for the manufacture of welding
electrodes and filler wire
PMUODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 1, 1963, 36 - 37, abstract
IG230 P (Czechoel. patent no. 101007, of September 15, 1961)
TEXT: In the method the metal powder is passivated by a passivating agent,
introduced to the gas or liquid jet that pulverizes the molten metal. Solutions
of HN03, H2SO4, alkalis or their vapors, and ammonia can be used as passivating
agents. At high temperatures the passivating agents react practically Instantly
with the surface of the molten metal drops during the pulverization process. If
a gas jet acts as a pulverizer (compressed air, nitrogen, etc) then the passivat-
Ing agent, in the form of vapor, fine drops or gas, must be uniformly distributed
in the pulverizing gas. The pulverizing gas pressure exceeds usually 3 atm; when
Fe-Si powder is passivated it is e.g. equal to 8 - 15 atm. Such a Fe-S1 powder,
when used for electrode coatings, assures the production of compact built-up
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S/137/63/OW/001/007/019
A method of producing metal powders for ... Aoo6/Alol
metal without pores. The method is efficient and secures a high passivation
degree.
Ye. Greyl'
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IMROIZINSKI, Stanislaw; CILSLASK.A, Krystyna; PIURSKA, Krystyna
Pulmonary embolism associated with changes in --.;sc:es c' t-e
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left ventricle. Po.;.. tyg. lek. 20 no.30t'L!18-1120 26 j! -A.
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(Kierownik: doc. dr. med. Karol Gregorczyk~.

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Pll.kRSK"MYCLEISKA, H.
Temperature inversion in the region of Rabka, Obtowa, and Nowy Targ.
P. 5 (Gazeta Obserwatora) Vol. 109 No. 9, Septe 19579 Warstawax Polande
SO: MONTHLY INDEX OF Ek-T EUROPEAN ACCESS10NS (EEA1) LC. VOL. 7, NO. 1, JAN. 1958

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Tr&nsf ormer ig-ni L--on ~ 1 -F fcr a ting exp I osi -s . -.
enclosures of f i repreof d~-v !cps. Przegl grrr. 4",-, n( .,'
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P/528/61/001/COO/007/00
D204/:)307
~,,oxo~'owski, ~anusz and Pilarski, Zenon
-ic-lective apacetylation of ,-aLcetyl-:.-
.1,~),4,6-ti-,tra-~.-tick.-tyl-D-glucopyrariosyl-;-
umij.oazobelizene by means of amines
'e,yisza 6z~uja Peaa6-ogic-.r,a. Zeazyty
i-auKowe. ..atenatyVa, fizyka, chemia, v. 1,
1()62, 107 - 109
~r,,.qer&L StuOy was carried out ir. vie,.
n,
0. tne uii culty in aeucot,vlati rip, selectively U-acetyl (~rouf-i
ir. ar.a siz.ilar com7,ounas. The authors
atLt~m),iea to cxeacet:,,!~,te . with stoichiometric quantities of
~Lnilii,e, amzionid, cyclohexylamine., aimethylamine, ana pippri-
,iir,e, at temperatures vhryine from 26 to 650C and over per~oas
of 1 to 4d hours. "'he proceaure consisted of preparing methano-
lie solutions of I)ei,taacetyl-N-:j-glucosyl-p-aminoberzene arx the
primary or Beconuary amine (ir. amounts exc-eedinj, by 5% those
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ne seiective ce a ct~
for of -acetyl i-rour~s',
;:,ixture at t~.e sut teml,erature for the require-, lei.i-th *_-.e
u.u ,
- 0 f , it. t Pr. po r a tu r e ai.d 1 1'. aw. 11 t!.vi.
a is t 1 r"
al.cl tl-V rt-.,~iuue wits tr,en analyzod by
1"ll-er clronatc,(',raiJ,,v, usi:.j, wntlr al. '~OC as ti.e ronstalionar.,!
jh'ItSC. 'l-ILC0tyl-:-(,IUC-DSlZlf! ulla a sm~lll quantity of
4 - ILL, 1 z.o - a z o be r,wr u, 1 c, u ncl . Thi, o T. t i mum r es u 1 ts we r (- it t tf~d
witni (limethylimine -l" 'W/j 01" :-11ce Itle ') over
at 2U'~L' ; completi--i..' r.i~(-at i ve resL.1 ts were obtalr.ed wi tl~ i~nll ie.
r'or,-*G.-..E2tic, am_I:.es i,-.c amrnonia attaCK ttie C-f,cet
C-r Ou;' s Ir e : f, r i~ r,r- 0 ~' 0r. a c e -,:t : , it 1 th c, u(-r. c ort p I e t e s - ~ ~
L.1 VI tv was I.C' t 'Ac:. i e Vr-k. z. i _- tarce . ':'i~e ra te o f aeac P ty a -
,l or. ncreasea w, t?. t e rii ture ana wi th the bas 1 c s 1, rer.Ft ~. o
t.-.e amine, s,,6,estli.g r,ucleoll,iiic mechanisr. of the ruTt-'.~re
0.1
~ :-acetyl ami acetyl Lonas . uxi,:ation of the aeicety.~atioz.
pr 'Dzuc'~s with nemonstrziteG the exister.ce
~-" it ;~.,'ranosiac r:-C i!. '.-~:,cetyl-:%-.-,,ucoside. ?herp Is 11 tat-e.
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UAeifil3try, Higher School of
z,cucation, -,daf,sk)
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Wiadomosal Ing t Motalurjl I Notaloanametwa, Ware
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90 0i were host treated. Hw-dmooo measuremsts showed that ammaling
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Metalurrii i wa, Ion, Vol. S. No. 1, pp. 5d"2) The
authors have Audied the growth of austenite grains in open-hearth
steel of the following composition: Carimm, 0-461%,; manganese
&V7%; silicon, &33*,'; phosphnrus, (W-V*' and RIA)Phur.
0-032%. The specimens, taken frm an ingot as Cmat and from a
bar (from the same ingol) after forging, *we reheated for j hr.
at razious temprysturre ranging from SOD' to I Jim, C. ; thrv *ere
then cooled to a tem"ture a few degm* lAow tile Ar, point
and que-nelled. The grain size of the suptenite wax determined
from the ferrito network. The results are shown in a diagram, and
micrographs represent various points on the curve of gmin-size
incream. JU site of the grains was also th-k-nnined cornpurativOy
by the McQuaid-Fhu method and by the oxidation method drvint4i
'I%e authors (0111-lude that tile
by Grutdow and Fedormenho.
tendency for the au6tellite grains 1:1 steel to grow way alti-r U11111-T
tile iniluenm of plastic working, and that theor
existence of " inhecited - gmim, that in, grains o a stable or tilled
oize which would be characteristic of a steel.
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