SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT POPOV, N.V. - POPOV, O.V.

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Radioactive Isotcpes and Nuclear (Cont.) SO7/5592
Tech. Ed.: A. S. Folo31na.
PURPOSE ; The bcok 13 Intended for englneer~ anj :-7hn' '''an3
dealing -.,rith th,~, problems Involved 1n the appilca.1-n of
--adioactive iEotopes and nuclear radlaticn.
COW-'RAGE: T'-Ia collection of 39 arttcleB in Vol. 4 of ft~, Trannm_-.-
,--j cf' thr~ All-Union Conference or rte ,a
active 12ctopE-s and Nuclear Reacti"na in the N'atl--nall Fcrni~my
of the USSR. The Conference was called bv tho C-~,.7ular-~tvennyy
nauchno-tekhnichoskiy komitet Sovet NlinistcovSSSR fsral-e
Scientific-Technical Comrilttee of the Coun,~1,1 of. Rln-3terS Of
the USSR), Actdcmy of USSR, Goztplan S53!( iStatp Planr,,Ini.~
ftmmittc.p of the Council of MUln'Intern of th-a !1333R). Got;uJar-,~vtr_-
nyy 11mmitet; Scveta I-111nIntrov SSSR po avtomatlzat,311 1. ma3h1_no--
stroyeniyu (State Cam-mIttee oV the Council of Ptlnlntera of the
USSR for Auto-nation and Machine Building),and the Coune-1.1 o.,*
1-Uni3ters of the Latvian SSR. The reporta 2ummarized in t1r.!3
publication'deal with the advantage:3, proapects, and
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Radioactive !--otopez and 1 SG-','/5592
Ni;clear (Cont.
developmont of radioactivo mothoda u--ed in prozpectlng,
A. - mt the
veying, and nlnlnf,~ of orea. individual reportn preit.
rezultz of the latest 3cientific. rezearch on the development
and Im,
provt~mant of the theory, methodoloj=.r, and technolojE:y of
radiometric Inveatigationn. Application of radicactive methodi
in the field oV cni;Inccring ZcoloL~-j, hydrology, and the cnn-
trol of ov,1 enrichment proce33e3 Ju analyzed. No peroonalitiui
are neutior,4 There are no referancea.
TABLE 02 CONT7-,TS:
Alekseyev, F. A. Fre3ent Sitate and Future Pro5pe~'.a of &-plying
the Methcdu of Nuclear GeophyLsica in Fro3pecUng, Surveying, ani
'UnIng of Zlinerals
Bulashevich, Yu. P., G. M. Voukoboynikov, and L. V. Muzyukin.
411,eutron and Garma-Ray Logging at Ore and Coal -Depossits
Gordeyev, Yu. I., A. A. Mukher,and D. M. Srebrodollskiy. The
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Radioactive L:o7;opc--z and Nuclear (Cont. ) SOV15c92
Prv:;ent. State of Radicz:ictric Xi:thcd3 and Their Eff!C.!,:-rCy In
Studying Coolorical Sections of Petrolpum, Ga~, Orcand Ccal
Borcholeo
fjneranskly, A. Application of Radioactive 1-1 th~-:
xploration and Frozpecting of Coal Depczita
2,aporozhets, V. M., -and B. 1. Rogov. Radlomtatriz for
the Invertigation of Dorcholes
fUldieyev, G. F., and If. G. Frytel 'man. E-,oncml,~ Lff,,.ct of thLs
Anplication of RadiometrIc In rrczpectirg, Burv-.-ying,and
Exploitation of Oil and Cas Laposits 47
Alekzeyev, -7. A., D. F. Be:p3lov, B. 1,11. -Purcv, B. :~. !Ero--ollm-
akiy, N. -I)olr Yu. S. Shiraelevich, and A. S. Shkollnikov.
Pla 1 S a -
TZ,pe Ifeution Method for investigating the Geological.
Sectiorsof Borehole3
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POPOVv N.V. i,
Data on the epidemiological effactivei-ess of living influenza monovacoijok
A~. Vop. virus. 7 no. 1S47-50 Ja-F 161. (MIRA 14( 4)
(INFLUENZA)
f

POPOV, N.V., red.; DUDKO, G.F.9 red.; SHENDAREVA, L.V., tekhn. red.;
KOIDKEM# V.Z.9 tekbn. red.
[Furniture for modern appartments] Mebell dlia kvartir novogo
tipa. Moskva, 1959. 293 p. illus. (MMA 14:5)
1. Russia(1923- U.S.S.Re) Glavno-ye upravleniye standartnogo
domostroitellstva. TSentrallnoye byuro tekhnichaskoy informatsii.
(Furniture-Catalogs)

GULYAYEV, V.I.; POPOV. N.V., red.; KOLOHEYER, V.V., tekhn.red.
(Mechanization in furniture finishing operationsj Opyt
makhanizataii proteessov otdelki mebeli. Moskva, TSentr.
biuro tel-chn.informstaii Glovetandartdoms, 1958. 63 P.
(MIRA 13-1)
(Furniture industry)

SLUTall', S.B., inzh.; POPOV,,,X-Vr-, red.; KOLOMEYER, V.Z., tekhn.red.
[Furniture manufacture in Finland] Proizvodstvo mebeli v
Finliandii. Moskva, Tsontr.biuro tekhn.informataii Glav-
standartdoma, 1959. 22 p. (MIRA 13:1)
(Finland--Furniture industry)

YOPOY, N.V.# inzh., retsenzent; PRTUKHOT, P.2., doktor takhn.nank.
.... ..... ...........I
retsenzent; SUSLOV, N.I., inzh., red.; DUGIMA, N.A., tekhn.
red.; UVAROVA, A.F., tekhn.red.
[Developing the use of plastics in the manufacture of machines]
Rasshirenia vozmozhnostei primeneniia plastmass v konstruktsiiakh
mashin. Koskva, Goo.nauchno-tokhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry,
1959. 163 P. (MIRA 13:3)
(plastics) Nachinery industry)

TFMZOLIMSKIT, B.G.; VOYTSIK, L.R.; POPOV. N.V.; SHKOLINIKOV, A.S.
Now methods for stud7ing wells based on the use of impulse
neutron sources. Heft.khoz- 36 no.11:21-28 N 158.
(MR& ll.*12)
(Neutrons) (Prospecting--Geophysical methods)

11(0) SOV/93-58-11-4/15
AUMOR: Yerozolimakiy, B.G.,, Voytalk, L.R., Popov, N,V.,vad Shkollnikov, A.S.
TITIE- New Oilfield Exploration Methods Employing Pulse Generating Neutron
Sources (Novyye metody issledovaniya burovykh skvazhin, osnovawi~7e na
ispollzoVanii impulsnykh neytronnykh istochnikov)
PERIODICAL Neftyanoye khozyaystvo, 1958, Nr U, pp 21-28 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article notes the development of neutron generators for radioactivity
well logging in the Soviet Union and America [Ref 1-4] and analyzes the possible
employment of such units In pulse operation as well as the development of new
exploration methods based on pulse generating neutron sources which will enable
one to study the unsteady processes of neutron and reservoir rock interaction.
Understanding of the processes taking place in the medium around the source after
its emission of a short pulse of neutrons [Re~ 5,6) will make it possible to find
the ways of utilizing the pulse method for solving the geophysical problems of
oilfields. One of these possible methods is the determination of the formation's
porosity and its-fluid mineralization by measuring the nonstationary field of
thermal neutrons. This requires finding the dependence of the thermal neutron
stream on the time which is presented by Fig. 2 as the curve of n(t), where n
is the number of thermal neutrons registered by the tracer and t- the time.
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New Oilfield Exploration Methods (Cont.) WV/93-58,11-4/1555
Function n(t) is computed from the theory of diffusion [Ref 71 and expressed
by the formula n(t) = C - - r 2 + t
(Dt) 512 e _VD-t -C , where D is the
coefficient of neutron diffusion in a medium depending primarily on the
reservoir rock Is hydrogen content and T - the life span of the thermal nevrtrons
depending somewhat on the hydrogen content and to a greater extent on the
water mineralization clue to its chlorine content. Among the other possible
nev methods that can be developed with impulse generating neutron sources are
those which may be based on measuring the slowing down time of the neutrons,
as well as on determining which reservoir rock contain carbon by means of in-
elastic scattering gemma ray spectra [Ref 8-101. The unit employed in oilfield
exDloration methods based on pulse generating sources is presented by Fig. 1.
There are 2 figures and 10 references, 4 of which axe Soviet and 6 English.
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POPOV, N.Y.,red.
(Kechanization of technological processes in furniture
manufacturingJ Nekhanizataiia tekhaologichookikh protRessov v
mebellnom proizvodetva. Moskva, TSentrallnoe bluro takhh.
informatsii Bumazhnoi I derevoobrabotyvaiushchei promyshl, 1958. 36 p.
(MIRA 11:12)
(Furniture Industry)

GULYAYEV, B.B., doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.; POPOV, N.V., inzh.
Investigating the state of sulfur in liquid steel. Izv. vvs. ucheb.
zav.; chern.met. no.5:29-32 My 158. (MIRA 11:7)
l.Leningradski7 nauchno-isoledovateliskiy institut.
(Desulfuration) (Steel--Metallurgy)

POPOV, NIVI , -- -
-VI t, - ? -
te
-4&- -
V., Studying the results of weather observations. Geog. v shkols 21 no.3*
100'0'~ 33-41 W-Je '58. (MIRA 11:6)
(Weathar)
-..t,

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POPOV,-N.V.,-kand.biolog.nauk (Novocherkassk)
October in the lover Don Vallev. Priroda 46 no.10:124-125 0 '57.
(KIRA 10:10)
(Don Valley-Autumn)

t
TIMOMJIV, Valentin Aleksandrovich; POPOV, N.V., nauchnyy red., SOKOLOVA,
M.A.. red.; OSTRIROV, N.S., WO m".V4d.
[Cabinetwork] Xroonodereyr4ye raboty. Noolcm, Yses. uchabno-
ped&gGg. izd-vo Trudreservizdat, 1957. 350 P. (MIRA 11:2)
(Cabinetwork)

POPOV, N.V.
Wind-driven. waterworks. lUn.tokh.no.12:23-27 D 157. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Direktor Kiselevskoy semiletney shkoly.
(Windmillq) (pumping stations)

POPOV N V inzh ppir, - _ _ ., _.
a '-'. ...
Iloward'a rev'i-sio-n of -the existing standards for furniture. Der.
prollk.A no. 4:1-4.4_157, - _ _ :6)
__ - . - ___ - (MIJU 10.
1,1%ntralluoys byuro to-khpichaskoy informatsil, Minbundrevprosa
SSSR. (Furniture industry)

V, /t,
26-10-41/44
AUTHOR. Popov, N.V., Candidate of Biological Sciences, Novocherkasek
TITLE: October in the Region of the Lower Don (Oktyabr, na nizhnem
pridonlye)
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1957, No 10, pp 124-125 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: According to the author, the beat time of the year on the
lower Don river is the month of October. During the first
ten days of October, you still get the impression that trees
and orchards are green, that nature is still at its best. In
the second half of the month the "Indian Summer" period be-
gins with occasional autumn frosts. Maples and other trees
turn yellow. They shed their leaves and only the fall aan-
delion continues to blossom. At that time of the year light
snowfalls sometimes occur.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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L 47377-66 1;AT(m)/&'T(W)P'AWP(t) ETI/BftP(k)- IJP(c) JD/W
Ad NR' AR6028;4.1 SOURCE CODE: UR/0276/66/000/005/13047/BO47
AUTHOR: Atroshchenko, E. S.; Kofman, A. P.; Mantaroshin, A. P.;
Nagornov, G. M.; Popov, N. V.; Ryadlmskaya, L M.
TITLE: A possibility of using explosion energy for strengthening tractor lug-
tracks /f
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Tekhnologiya mashinstroyeniya, Abs. 5B314
REF SOURCE: Sb. Materialy Nauchn. konferentsii. Sovnarkhoz Nizhne-Volzhsk.
ekon. r-na. Volgogradsk. politekhn. in-t. T. 1. Volgograd, 1965, 284-287
TOPIC TAGS: tractor, lug track, e.-cplosion energy
ABSTRACT: The use of explosion energy for strengthening tractor lug tracks was
found to be feasible. A diagram for strengthening the lugs was shown. The use ofi,
explosive cords is considered to be the most acceptable from the engineering
aspect. Studies were made of the effect of the medium on the magnitude- and
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UDC: 621. 789:6
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POPOV, N.V.
......
Studying the results of weather observations. Geog. v shkole 21 no.3:
33-41 NY-Je '58. (KIBA 11:6)
(Weather)
I.f,

POPOV, H.V., kandidat biologicheskikh nauk, dotsnet; SHIK, M.M., redaktor.
[Phenological observation in the school] Fenologicheskie nabliude-
niia v shkole. Izd.2., ispr. Moskva, Gos.uchebno-pedagog.izd-vo,
1953. 215 P. (MIaA 7;3)
(Phenology)

POPOV, N. T.
Now to teach students about saftal seasonal chaWs, Osog. v
Wale no.6s4?-52 X-D 153. OWA 6:12)
(Beasom--Study and teaching)

POPOV, N.V., kandidat biologicheskikh nauk.
Phonological observations by schoolchildren. let. v shkole no.2:
82-M mr-Ap 156. WaA 9-.7)
(Nature study) (Phonology)
zz

POPOV, N.V., kandidat biologicheakikh nauk (Novocherkasok).
In the lover Don area. Priroda 45 no.3:127-128 Kr 056.
(Don Valley-Climatology) 011aA 9:7)

ACC NR'- AN1,17003014 (A) Monograph UR/
J!op2~y, ~~N. V. ; Yufin, V. A.
Pipeline transportation, 1964-1965 (Trtiboprovodnyy transport, 1964-1965) Moscow
/VINITI/ 66, 0102 p, illus. , biblio. 1, 500 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: pipeline transportation system, storage tank, corrosion protection,
pipeline construction
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: The book covers problems connected with the develop-i
ment of pipeline transportation in the USSR and abroad. It analyses conditions
and prospects of pipeline transportation in various countries and its increasing
significance in the economics of the state. Experience in pipeline design, construc
tion, automation, and measures taken to protect pipelines against corrosion!
are discussed. A description of.oil tanks, gas storage tanks and reservoirs,
and starting and terminal points of pipelines, is given.
TABLE OF CONTENT [abridged]:
Foreword -- 5
Ch. 1. Pipeline transportation situation in various countries -- 7
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A-Cd-Nk:-- AM70-030-1--4
Ch. 2. Planning and designing of pipelines -- 26
Ch. 3. Construction of pipelines -- 37
Ch. 4. Operation of pipelines -- 41
Ch. 5. Automatization of main pipelines -- 53
Ch. 6. Protection of pipelines from corrosion 70
Ch. 7. Oil tanks and reservoirs -- 84
Ch. 8. Gas storage tanks -- 91
Literature -- 101
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG REF: 026/ OTH REF: 122
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C NR,AP6033920 SOURCE CODE1 uit/0177/66/000/010/0065/0066
AUTHOR: Popov, N. V. (Lieutenant colonel: Medical corps); Kuznetsov,
V. B.
ORG: none
TITLE: Rapid influenza~rdiagnosia using fluorescent antibodie
.SOURCE: Voyenno-moditsinokiy zhurnal, no. 10, 1966., 65-66
TOPIC TAGS: human ailment, infl6enza, diagnostic medicine, fluorescent
antibody method
ABSTRACT: The use of the fluorescent antibody method for the diagnosis
of type A2 influenza was compared with standard methods with respect to
speed, accuracy, and ease. Results showed the serological method to be
more sensitive in influenza diagnosis, but in view of the rapidity of
the fluorescent antibody method the use of both. one for rapid prelim-
inary diagnosis and the other for confirmation, is recommended. Orig#-
art. hast 2 tablese (W.A. 501
SUR CODE: 06/ SUBM DATE: none
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---POPOV,, N.V.# podpolkovmik. meditainskoy sluMby
Experience in seroprevention of influenza. Voen.-med. zhur.
no.3:81-82 165. (14IRA 18:11)

VINOGRADSKIY, V.F., kand. tekhn. nauk; ZAKUROV, Ye.N., nauchn.
red.; POFOV N.V., red.
jVacuum planing of scantling parts in continuous multiple-
line processing on automatic lines] Vakuumnoe bazirovanie
bruskovykh detalei pri mnogopotochnom sposobe obrabotki
na avtomaticheskikh liniiakh. Moskva, TSentr. nauchno-
issl. in~-t informatsii i tekhniko-ekon. issledovanii po
lesnoi, tselliulozno-b=azhnoi, derevoobrabatyvaiushchei
promyshl. i leanomu. khoz., 1964. 23 p. (MIRA 18:5)

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AT -'tut mabeli. (fnr Sjkhova)~
. ist., %

POPOV N V. 'nzli.; BRAUN, M.P., doktor tekhn.rauk; VINDKUR, B.B., kand.tekhn.
)--tz.t -l-$ -
nauk; SOKOL, A.N... ka-nd.tekhn.nauk; ZALETSKIY, G.I., kand.tek~n.nauk
Optimum composition and heat-treat-ment conditions of z-~eells for
tractor part-e. Mashinostroenie no-4249-52 Jl-Ag 165.

DELLE, V.I., kand. arkhitektury; CHEREPALKHINA, A.N., arkhitektor;
RUBAVENKOY B,ti., red.; POPOV, N.V., red.
(New furniture models; according to the results of the
first round of the Second All-Union Competition for the
Best Furniture Models for Residential and Public Build-
ings] Novye obraztsy mebeli; po rezzul'tatam pervoi oche-
redi II Vsesoiuznogo konkursa na luchshie obraztsy mebeli
dlia zhilykh i obshchestvenrykh zdanii. Floskva, 1962.
326 p. (MIRA 17:9)
1. TSentrallnyy institut tekhnicheskoy informatsii i
ekonomicheskikh --;ssledovaniy po lesnoy, bumazhnoy i de-
revoobrabatyvayushchey promyshlenposti. 2. Deystvitt-11-
nyy chlen Akademii stroitel'stva'i arkhitektury SSSR (for
Pubanenko).

-0~:Cow. Tle-tral rriy L:--
-rr
nov,

POFOV, Rikolay Vasillyevich; DIN 'K01, F.M.Dynsko, F.M.], red.;
fl.K. ], tekhn. red.
[In the name of the 22d Congress of the CPSU)Irwni XXII zlizdu
KPRS. Kyiv, Vyd-vo TsK LKMIJ q1olod',n 1962. 61 p.
(IMRA 15: 12)
(Ukraine-Efficiency, Industrial)
(Agriculture--Labor p--oductivity)
-Mon

-un,

POFOV, N.V., kand.biologicheskikh nauk (Novocherkassk)
I
~Ionducting phenological observations. Biol. v shkole no.2:6c-63
Mr-Ap '62. (Y -;:4i
(Crops and climate)

GORJMOV,IA.G.J. propodavat.; F-KAZAIIIYEV, Aleksandr,- ADILOV, V.V., hand.
-.:iL, naUh, retsenzent: ITIAGrNIA, G,A., ]:~~Indi. ist,nauk, re'sen-
zent; I` , De, A Z..;CV.A~.OV S T-ed r-01--gi-P
red.; iOGCZ-',U:D:, V.111.,,. red.; 91MNSFIKI, T.11
... red.; TARIM,
A.1-T.., red.; KOLOTITITS-YI!, V., reclaktor; E.. tekbn.
red.
[Revda stories; from the history of the Revda Hardware Mamdactur-
ing and Metallurgical P:Lant]Pevdin-.:kie vyli; iz istorii Revdinsko-
go metiznoretallurgicheskogo zavoda. Shrerdlovsk, Sverdlovskoe
Imizhnoe izd--vo, 1960. 154 P. WIRA 15 - 8)
1. Sek-retarl Ilevdinskogo gerodskogo koniteta Koimrunisticheskoy
partil Sov tskogo Soyuza (for Silenskith).
Vevda-Metallurgical plants)

FQFQVP IlikolAp inzh. (Sofiya)
News of foreign #nginsering. Za rLd. 21 ao.600~31 Je 163.
(MIRA 16 :11)

-EQFOV,,,O.A.,, inzh.; GLOTOV, N.M., kand.tekhn.nauk; ZAVRIYEV, K.S., kand.'U-Alm.
nauk; SHPIRC, G.S., kand.tekhn.nauk
Concerning the revision of the chapter "Pile foundations from
consolid-ating piles" of the Construction Norms and Regulations.
Tranon.stroi. 15 no.10:46-47 0 165.
(MIRA 18:12)
1. Gosudarstven"y ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni proyektno-
i7-yekatellskiy inBtitut po proyektirovaniyu bollehikh mostov
(for Popov). 2. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'Bkiy institut
transportnogo stroitellstva Ministerstva transportnogo stroitell-
stia (for Zavriyev). 3. Voesoyuznyy zaochnyy politekhnicheskiy
institut (for Shpiro).

STAVRAKOV, Ye.Kh., inzh.; POPOV, O.A., inzh.
New designs of the anchors for clusters of prestressed wire.
Transp. stroi. 12 no-8;56-57 Ag 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(Concrete reinforcement)

S/019/61/000/013/035/075/
A154/A128
AUTHORS: Popov, O.A., and Agayev, A.G.
TITLE: A method of reducing nickel oxide
PERIODICAL: By-ulleten' izobreteniy, no. 13, 19619 44
TEXT: Class 40a, 43ol. 110. 139444 (689566/22 of December 19, 1960).
A method of reducing'nickel oxide, distinguished by the fact that, in order
to increase the productivity of the electrode anode melting furnaces and
increase the technological indices of the process, the hot nickel oxide ' ob-
tained in roasting furnaces, and the solid reducing agent are fed into a
fluidized-bed furnace, where the recirculating reducing gas of this furnace
is blown through them.
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ALEKSEYEV, Yuriy Vasillyevich; POPGVf _qj~A_Andro3-Avirh,- GLADKOV, V.A.,
red.; FORHO'KIY, K.Ya.l speff-j- red.; SYCfEVr', V.A., tck-hn.
red.
[E/parience in sernicontinuous =elting]Opyt poluneprer:-,vnoi plav-
ki. Purmansk, Famranskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1962. 23 (m6tA 15:12)
(flickel-Electrometallurgy)

AUKSEYEV, Yu.V.; ASTAFIYEV, A.F.; POPOV, q.A-;,-FrInima1:L uchastiyei
AGAYEV, A.G.; REBROV, A.G.;' MAKOV, N.N.
Adopting the roasting of nickel concentrates in a fluidized bed at
the "Severonikell" Combine. TSvet. met. 36 no.7:35-42 Jl 16,3.
(Nickel-Metallurgy) (Fluidi?,ation) (miRA 16-8)

KtYLITSOV, Yevgeni-y Ivanovich, Jr-and. tekhn. nauk; POPOV, Oleg
A-leksandrovich, inzh.; GOLUBKOVA, Ye.S., red.; BODIANOVA,
A.P., tokhn. red.
[Reinforced-concrete bridges abroad] Zhelezobetonnye mosty
za rubezhota. Moskva, Avtotnansizdat, 1963. 233 P.
(MIRA 16:12)
(Bridges, Concrete)

YEVGRAFCYV, Georgiy Konstantinovich; UALIN, Nikolay Borisovich; PROTASOV,
K.G.,prof., reteenzent; GNMCYV-OKIY,V.I.,prof.,retsenzent;BDr,01-IC)LOV,
P. 1. dots.. retsenzent; )UAI-AM,S.Ya., dots., retsenzent; NUUTIN,
M.K.,dots.,retsenzent; SILINITSKIY,Yu.M.,dots.,ratoonzeirt;KOZI~UN,
Yu.G., kand.tekhn.naukpretsenzent; KRYLITSOVYe.I.,kand.teklm.nauk,
retsenzent; POTgq.A,.,Uzh.,retsenzent; ZEIEVICH,P.M.,inzh.q red.;
BOBROVA.Ye.N., tekhn. red.
[Calculations for bridges according to limiting states]Raschety
mostov po predellrjym sostoianiiam. Moskva,Transzhe2dorizdatj 1962.
335 (MIRA 15:9)
l.Kakdra '$Iosty i tonneli" Leningradskogo instituta inzhenerov
zheleznodorozhnogo transporta(for Protasov.. Gnedovskiy,Bogomolov,
Kram&rev).2.Gosudarstverxjyy proyektno-izyskatellskiy inititut po
proyektirovaniyu i izyskaniyam bol'shikh mostov (for Krylltsov,
Popov). (Bridges-Design)

FOPOVP I.G.
L. ortarce of the tomograpir 1 c me thod of eza-ml n- rg 7,: n
detection of Taetactases. of cancer. Vup. onk. 10 ro.i*',-):
(,%F-rRA.
1. Iz rentgeno-radiologicheskogo ot~iela instituta eksperimeritallnoy
I klinLehe:3koy ankc1c)gil Al"IN SSSR (Zav, otdolom. - -,,rutl, L. L. 'Javt-. 1-;
direktor instituta - cleyv~tvltellnyy chlen AAll Adres
ti La
avtora.- Mosk-va, V-41'9, Kashirskoye shosse, 6, Insulut ~lkqperiman; 1~--
noy i klinicheakoy onkolcgii AMN 5,L,,,9R.

POPOVP D.I.
System for automatic switching-in of auxiJiary power and automatic
recloeing for electric motors supplying self needs of electric
power plants. Energetik 10 no.lt26-28 Ta ;62. (MIRA 34-.22)
(Electric power plants-Ele-Aric equipment
(Electr:Li,. protection)
F!

POPOV, 0.1.; F~DOROVA, Ye.O.
Measurement of the radiation spectra of the atmosphere and the
terrestrial surface in the 2 - 6?--r-egion from altitudes up to
4 km. Opt. i spektr. IS no.3:512-514 Mr 165.
(MIRA 18:5)

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s/i:96/62/000/007/005/007
E032/E514
AUTHORS: Meyngard, P.N., Popov, 0.1. and Sholokhova, Ye.D.
TITLE: A recording phot"M~icric ~app~a_ratus for the measure-
ment of the transparency of air in the visible part
of 'the spectrum
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika i energetika,
no-7, 1962, 5, abstract 7V22. (5b. t'Aktinometriya i
atmosfern. optika". L., Gidrometeoizdat, 1961,152-159)
TEXT: The photoelectric apparatus ~M-45 (FM-45),in which
the light flux is measured at two distances, was developed for
the measurement of the absolute value of the transmission
coefficient of air. A modulated light beam produced by a
hot-filament lamp (6 V, 7.7 W) is divided into two parts by a
system of b6n~ses and mirrors. One of them is focused into a
parallel beam and is passed through the layer of the atmosphere,
finally reaching the photocell (type CUB-51, STsV-51). The
second part of the beam reaches the photocell directly and is
used as the comparison beam. The two beams are shifted in phase
by 1800. The photocell output,which is proportional to the
Card'1/2

POPOV, 0. 1.; FEDOROVA, Ye. 0.
"Some data on the emission spectra of theatmosphere in the region between 2 az:--
6 microns."
report presented at the Atmaspheric Radiation, Leningrad, 5-12 Aug 64.

POPOV; 0.1.; FEDOROVA, Ye.O.; SHOLOKHOVA, Ye.D.
Transparency measLreaant of the lower atmosphere in the
ultraviolet and visible regions of the spectrum. Izv.
lal SSR. Ser. geofiz. no. 3:478-1+86 Mr 161. (MRA 11+:2)
1. Opticheskiy institut im.S.I. Vavilova.
(At,~Pospherlc transparency)

POPOV, 0. 1. Cand F-hys-Mat.-, SI-i -- (diss) "Studl Of the I.ransparency of
. ttl 4d`xT, f 0,03 to I mi by means
hazel in various sections of the spectrwn In *,,j,= o
of the photoelectric method." Lon, 1958. 12 pp (State Optical Inst im S. L
Vavilov), 130 copies (KL, 14-55, 109)
&a-

51-5-8/11
AUTHOR: Popov, 0.1.
TITLE: Trai aren y of the Lower Layers of the Atmosphere in
3.sparency
Different Parts of the Spectrum in the Region 0.3 to 1/,,-,
(Frozrachnosto nizhnikh sloyev atmosfery v otdellnykh
uchastkakh spektra v oblasti ot 0-3 do 1 mk)
PERIODICAL: Optika i Spektroskopiya, 1957, Vol.III, Nr 5,
pp.504-513 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The aim of the present work was to investigate the
transparency of mist in different meteorological condit-
ions (different visibilities) and in that region of the
spectrm where the loss of radiant energy is due primar-
ily to scattering. From the experimentally determined
spectral transparency of the atmosphere a calculation is
made of the typical dimensions and the number of scatter-
ing particles per -unit volume of air for different visibi-
lities. The method adopted was to measure the ratio of the
transmission coefficients in the near infra-red and the
ultra-violet to the absorption coefficients in the visible.
A second. apparatus was used to measure the absolute values
of the,coefficients in the visible . The apparatus is shown
in Fig.3- _' Radiation from a source S passes through a
Card 1/4 modulating disc DM , and is reflected by the spherical
Transparen' 51-5-8/11
CY Of the Lower Layers Of the Atmosphere in Different
Parts Of the Spectrum in the Region 0.3 to 1,,,, .
mirror, R 1 towards a distant mirror, R, (not shown in
the figure). Light reflected from R,;, is Collected by the
spherical mirror R 4 and with the help of the mirror R
is focussed on the half-silvered plate, P . The light 3
reflected by P is transmitted by the filter, F and
is recorded by the Photoelectric cell 2
transmitted by ~2 The light
P passes through the filter F, and is
intercepted by the Photoelectric cell 1p, . The photo-
electric cells are connected in such a way that the signals
from them are in antipilase. The difference between the sig-
nals from these cells is amplified by the narrow band amp-
lifier, Y I and after a phase-sensitive rectification is
shown on a visual meter. Electrical circuits are based on
those developed by M.G.. Boldyrev and K.K.Polevitskiy.
Card 9A Measurement consists in equalising the signals from Yj and

51 -5-8/11
Transparency of the Lower Layers of the Atmosphere in Different
Parts of the Spectrum in tile Region 0.3 to 1J-L -
?2 by means of a special potentiometer attached to
In order to find the ratio of the coefficients of absorption
from the two spectral regions defined by the filters F 1 and
F9 it is necessary to carry out the equalising proced-
ure at two distances. A DC mercury lamp was used as the
source and measurements were carried out at the following
wavelengths: 313, 54-6 and 1014 m . Experimental data ,
were obtained, using these lineyfor visibilities from 1.5
to 60 km. On the basis of 100 measurements of the trans-
parency of the atmosphere on a country site it was conclud-
ed that, knowing the transparency in the visible region for
visibilities from 1:.5 to 30 km, it is possible to predict
the values of the transparency for the whole wavelength
range from the ultra-violet to the near infra-red. Curves
are given of absorption as function of wavelength in the
region 310 to 1000 mitt for visibilities between 1'.6 and
58 km. The results show that the scattering of ultra-violet
visible nd near infra-red radiation is inversely proportion-
Card 3/4 al to 0 and X and is therefore quite different from

51-5-8/11
Trp,nsparency of the Lower Layers of the Atmosphere in Different
Parts of the Spectrum in the Region 0.3 to 1i", -
that predicted by the Rayleigh formula. The diameter of
the particles most often met with was of the order of 0.20
to 0.30JA- which is in good agreement with results of direct
measurements of particle sizes. Calculations of the size
and number of particles per unit volume have shown that when
the meteorological visibility changes, the number of scatt-
ering particles also changes whilst their size changes
relatively slowly.
Thanks are given to Prof. N.G. Boldyrev. There are 9 figures,
1 table and 11 references, 3 of which are Slavic.
SUBMITTED: March 23, 1957.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
Card 4/4

Transparency of the lover atmosphere layers in various regions
of the spectrum from 0.3 to 1 Opt.i spektr. 3 no-5:504-513
19 '57. (MIRA 10:12)
(AtmosDheric transparency)

GERSHUN,A.A., doktor tekhnicheakikh nauk, professor ; POPOV,0.1.,
inzhener
The problem of light diffusion through mat glass. Sveto-
tekhnika 1 no-1:3-8 F '55- (HIBA 8:9)
1. Gosudarstvennyy opticheskiy institut
(Light--Scattering)

L 36J2 -6.~
ACCESS] At 46."E 2' shon/65/018/003/0512/o514
AUTHOR: Popov, 0. I,o
Fedorova. Ye.-O,
TITLE: -Measurement of the radiation spectra of the atmosphere and of the earth's,
surface in the 2"6 micron region from altitudes up to 4 km p
SOURCE: Optika i spektrosk i a-, vo l8t~no. 3, 1965, 512-514
0
TOPIC TAGS: earth radiatioaFinfrared radiation, radiation spectrum, atmosphere
radiation, airplane measurement/ LI-2 aircraft
ABSTRACT The authors report.the results of aseries of 'airborne m6a r
suremental
made in W-1963, In 1961, the authors used a mirror monochromator with an LiF;
rism, described elsewhere (Opt,,-mekh, promyshl. no. 8, 1962)o It was later re-
p
placed by a more highly perfected specially developed ;6.e'rial- semi-automatic
I spectrometer with diffraction grating. The spectral width of the alit used in most
oftbe experiments was 0.07 V in the'entire investigated'range from 2 to 6 V, The
radiation receivers were liquid-nitrogen-cooled PbSe-and PbTe photoresistances.-
Thespectra were recorded with a loop oacillograph. The measurements .ere made
1- relative to a cold black body at liquid-nitrogen temperature. The measured
[Card 4-

ACCESSION NRI AP5006442-
dpectra.vere calibrated in absolute units against unheated-black-body spectra
recorded periodically during the course of the measuiremented The black-body tem-,
perature. vas monitored with an electric thermometer*- Type LI-2 Mrplanes were
used for tbe.flights..-Typical plots of the'signals at different altitudes are
presented, The results show that the radiation of the earth's surfacei, observed
from 0.2 km, is close to a black-body radiation at the earth's temperature in
--the entire range frr4 3 to 6 u,, Some.irregularites are caused
by reflection of
solar radiation from the 4mrth and t3r differences in-the trightness of the earth
lon
a g the airplane patht.,With increasing altitude,-gaps appear in the spectrum
.,from the earth0s'eurface, in the regionsof the C02 and H20 absorption bands (4.3
and 6a3 p). For thege wavelengths . .the earth's radiation Is abeorbed by a small
thickness of the atmospheric layer near the earth, and the instruments measure
the radiation from the-cooler layers of the atmosphere in.their direct vicinity.
The radiation of the atmosphere, on the other hand, is maximal in the absorption
bands.and very small in the 4.6 to 4
-T 0 transparency window. The radiationr also
[021
1 has. a seasonal variationa Orig, art has: 2 figures'.
ASSOCIATION: rione
Card 2'1-'

FOMICHEV $ M.M. POPOVp O.M., inzh.
,, inzh.; TYU10WEV, Yu*S., inzhe; ----
An automatic noneontact ATR-1 temperature regulator for grain
dr:Lers. Vest, elektroprou. 33 no.9:24-26 S 162. (KM 15:10)
(Grain-Drying) (Temperature regulattVa)

SOV/135-59-6-16/20
25(l)
JJTI-T
10 Popov, u. P., Zngineer
TITLT!": NeW Torches for Hand _-Ixcfon-_xc Jeldi-nr
~ZRIODICzq,: ~~varochnoye Proizvodstvo,
1959, Ur 6, pp 42-43 (USSR)
A _)3TR_CT The article describes new inventions of torches: GRAD-
200, and GR40-400. Figure 1 shows torch GRLO-400. The
plan of torch GR-AD-200 is given in Figure 2. The
torches have been coastrucUcd for hard Lrgon-arc welding
of single parts of different kinds of mtals - in differ-
ent positions and inaccessible places - by 'Jolfrar- elec-
trodes. Small weight, water-cooling from the i-iiside,
and uascre-,.rable ceramic tops are the advantages of the
new torches. The low weight is due to the new aluminum
co7istruction. The new torches have been introduced at
several plants and are recommended by the authors,
There are I diagram and 1 photograph.
Card 1/1

POPOV. O.S., SOKOLISKIY. D.V.
Hydrogenation of totranothylbutynediel on Uney nickel under
Increased pressure. Dokl. A N SM 105 no.4:731-734 D 155.
(MLBA 9:3)
1. Deystvitel'Ayy chlen AN KasSM (for Sokollskiy); 2. Kazakhskiy
gosudaretyannyy universitet imeni S.M. Kirov&. Alm-At&.
(Butynediol) (Hydrogenation)
-:7- z,

POLUKHrN, P.I., kand.tekhn.nauk; PQPOV, O.S., kand.takhn.nauk
Investigating deformations in oblique girder grooves. Stall
20 no. 12:1108-1112 D 160. (MIRI 13:12)
1. Moskovskiy institut stall.
(Rolling Mille) (Deformations (Mechanics))

AID P - 188o
Subject USSR/`Meteorology and Hydrology
Card 1/1 Pub. 71-a - 23/26
Author : Martynov, S. I. and Popov, 0. S.
Title : Are our theorists departing from the practitioners
Periodical : Met. i gidro., no.2, 59-60, 1955
Abstract : A critical review of the new edition of Nastavleniya
Gidrometeorologicheskim stant81yam(Directives for
Hydrometeorological Station4. Many errors have not
been corrected, some requirements are impossible to
fullfil, others are too vague, aid some definitions
are incorrect. The authors strongly recommend the
publishing of a new, revised edition.
Institution None
Submitted No date

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Prossnes'
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age of I. Xeoiic~;
to thc.acqety, ic,c en 't rA-
.4. -101-but in the second stage (vOhcn 't
i_. 'Ic.
to vica -,
meffiklbuten of ~s being hydrogenated) the rate varics approx.
CCU
as the 0.5 power of tl%eroAcn.-iu this stage the-catalyst becomes less
anodic~ Rate of reaction jaithroughout proportional to H3 pressure.
The energy of atftivUiou in the second stage is considerably greater
than that in the first, A qual~itative explanation of the resul!s. in
terms of adsorption theory is given. r- W. Klaxnzwz-

/-T-I Xdrozenation of tetramithylbutiqgd1ol, on Raney Ukkal
lyst at elevated pressure. ind
U a 5 NI. Kirov State
:
dy A~aX Baum S.S.S.R. lu*.
I
Dokla
and potential curves were detd. for hydrogenation of tetra,'
methylbuiynediol over Raney N1. At 20*. 40% 60% or 0*
thic curves invariably show a rate break after intake of I
mole,H; the faWdeclines and the catzlyst potential de-
clines. The product at this point Is a cIs-trans tnixt. of the
olefinic diols, The rate Is zero order with respect to the
ntnt. of substrate in the Ist half of the proce-s. but the
hydrogenation of the olefinic dioLs has a rate corresponding,
to 0.5 order; the order with respect to H Is approx. In

W of the process
order; a rise in temp. accelerates the Ist It
more than the 2nd. The activation tnergy declines slightly
with Increase of Ii prmmure to 3 nun, and with a r.L%L- in temp.

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FOP07.1 0. S., Cend 7-ch SP-1 ~dlss) -- " inve-stilga-1 ion of t'an- -;f
metal in obliquely placed beam calipers". tMoscow, 1.959. 20 pp (Min HLIher
and Inter Spec Educ RSF-SR, Moscow Order of Labor Red P*nner In3t of Steel
im I. V. Stalin), 120 copies (KL, No 9, 196o, 125)

?WE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4782
Moscow. InAtitut stall
Prulzvodstvc, I obrabotxa stall I splavov (Production and Treatment
or Steel and Alloys) Moscow, Metallurgizdat. 1960. 462 p.
(3ari*st Itat 3barnik, 39) 2,100 copies printed.
Zd.t Ye. A. Barkol Ed. of Publishing House: S. L. Zinger; Tech
Id.s M. R. Xleynman; Editorial Council of the Institute: 114.
(11inkar, Proreasor, Doctor of Technical Sciences. R. N. OrIgornah,
Docattp Candidate of Technical sciences; V. P. Yelyutin, Professor,
Doctor of Technical Sciences; A. A. Zhukhovitaki7, Professor,
Doctor of Chemical Sciences; 1. N. lUdIns Professor, Doctor of
Technical sciences; B. 0. Livshita. Professor, Doctor or Toch-
alcal.Selences; A. F. Lyublmov, Proresscr~ Doctor or Technical
3cI to.esj 1. 9. favlov, Corresponding Mcmber~ Academy at Sciences
USSS; and A. X. Pokhvionev, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences.
PORYOSIt This book Is Intended for technical personnel In Industry.
scientific institutions and schools of higher education, dealing
with open-hearth md a loc trio- rurnace steelmaking, metal rolling,
physical metallurgys matallogrAphy, and heat- treatment. It may
CU-4 1/10
also be used by students specializing In these fields.
CGIVERA112: The back containp results or theoretical and experiment-
al investigations of metallurgical and heat-engineering proceo3em
In opwn-benrth and electric furnaces. Data are Included on the
rollowl.aXt desm1furizing of pig Iran outside the blast furnace,
interaction or oxides or the c&rbide-for-aing metals with solid
carbon, the change of content of gases In the bath of the open-
hearth furnace In various periods or meltingj Intensification of
the electric melting or steel, etc. Other articles deal with
the acouniformity or deformation In rollingo the study of the
continuous -rolling process, the dependence of 'he friction -
slippage coefficients In rolling on a number of factors. and
other problems In the pressworking of metaI3. Articles an
physical metallurgy and the theoretical principles and techniques
of the heat treatment of' steel are also Included. No pernonall-
ties are mentioned. References accoap-ny most or the articles.
There are 207 references. both Soviet and non-Sovlet.
Card 2/10
_;,_,_Pqaant, Candidate or Technical Sciences, V. M.
am W-2 Engineer, and Ye._T,. Shahedrin, Englneer (Departiamit'
of us rhysias of Metals and J. Uffect of Strain
Distortions and Aging on the Diffusion Rate in Nlckel-Bastd
Alloys 381
and 0_a,_Z0ay.._Ang1neer (Department or
RolUngj. Inv*a; Ilation of'-thirNrormation of Metal in Diagon-
al Boas 11asoes 400
_QjjUr4k_B__V_,CandIdsts of Technical Sciencas (Department or
alootrateahnIcs). PAgnetic Viscosity of High-Coerolvity Alloys 422
TAULS42-T.-Y~j), Doctor of Chemical Sciences, and N P__?Kluk, and
rt. X. XlroInbor Candidates of Chemical Sclenc_e_~TbepK~tAarm
;41314-21-NI'ans ale]. Behavior of Iran and Steel In Oxidit- 438
~v, A. X_ Doctor or chemical sciences, and I Z. Kozel',
Chemical Sciences [Department; of 1n.'j;jjjaI-
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Efice, of ;ncre~sed prt~isure of h-Yvddro-Zcn on the rele, of -
caoly!lc hjkiiz:ari .1in in s~-,!L

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Ni in 4D~-~- aq . EtUH 0 . i A' in-77m-I,-*3-
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, it on. .1 the same solveut. The
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om: hyd
of III, ypnic glycol on \i occ iighcr anodic
POtClItL-1 thArl thLtl Of the Clhl-fl-'.*qj~~ anjj~lg (LIJ 1: i ~e ~ th,:

'lle gl,c- 1. %Veth N:-Sj0j th,
St('11" 3t the t"hV"2I';C 'teil i1nd ~AL'n'!j:'.kc ()f if 11)
this cataiyst is stionger. Hydrogtnition of btmmlaceto-
as sho -a
phet"One al~4D depends on selective adsorption A by
catalyst potential max. aftcr uptake of I inole H. XVith
Ni-SiO, catalyst only the c-!cqnic b~wid N h-pir-gunated in
this cornpd., at-parently owing to the Uscm-c (It' Cvutf!rS
-drtr
capeble of activating the carbouyl group. H~ genatim
of the triple bond in the acetylenic glycol and of the ethyfene
borA hi knzalacetone over Raney Ni or Ni-SiO~ folloltj
'on
zero crder or near zero order reaction; in hydrogerau
of the tthyl~'~, (he MSCtiOll IS C11;zC to d
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tion :i.' ~ knubons: groug fin
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fc5pct t_n 11, the r~~.rtWrj ii of firil with R y
amr
or Ni-S~40-
frr eiLlitr Oc
bw 'benzahtcttt)ni!phuttonc the order ut the re-actum with rk!-
sc-cct to H L, Iraction-al but cinsQ to Bt ordor. T11 c runs at
O-ijil' pvrmilta-d the C~Jctl. of activa
t4ou enerizie!i (for each

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~-onyl, Rftqty 6~~Jl.rp, Fo. 20 4V interval: 1.
I, t?y Xi, -112000 , .3-560; 1. Nili4jj, 6700. -100, &IM;
IlL Ralwy Nj'~8460' 7900. (Mo; 11, double 1-winct, Raney
9500.
Ni. 4SOO. 9, M 5100. Por 40-
(W iaw-val: 1, 16.uev Ni. 0. 26N), 2200; 1,
6100, --; III. \i, '1100. WIYJ, 4.100; 11 cintiWe. boad,
R~n~ey Ni, hond, Ni-SA, -
lmrh.~iivl. I'miev Ni. treg. v~jhjcs,
Since qlm7ilK-l;'.fl' i, 4etd. lly '(.1venve
wi;arpti(l:i mid mcliv,4tinn, !!w -onditivitr oif
tc'~.p .-d ;:,4~ io pnmr tp r desired rv-
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Popov. S.
USSR/Chemistry - Catalysts, Acetylene 21 Apr, 52
Derivatives
"Catalytic Hydrogenation Under Constant Pressure,"
D. V. Sokollskiy, 0. S.--Popov
"Dok Ak Wauk SSSEe Vol LXXXIII, No 6, pp 873-875
The effect of const hydrogen pressures from 1 t0'3
atm was investigated potentiometrically in the hydro-
genation of methylethyl acetylenyl carbinol on skele-
ton nickel. The results are shown graphically and in
tables.

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fiz- V. 4 0=1 of IN %j Catalyst
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A gtill fktweeo
1.65 5 1.97 at 60 t. Tu mew
Utf
VAtWa etwf 2. .4-
2 Itm..

H drogenation at coasU~nt presure ov I tifix in
*
paiNturn. and iridluffl."/D. V. %kol'ski! and ~0. S
Doklady -4( W:M- -
-Irydrogenation of NfeHtC(0II)C-Clf over I't black at 0'
gives all S-shaped rate curve; inurca-& of 112 pre-stire front

l Ab
t atm. to 3 atm. raises the rate 1.5-fold. RiL in tenip.
*
:;
.
Chemica to 40
acMer-atcs the reaction. At 2 atin. the Ist part of
Vol. 48 No. 9 the reaction follows a zero-arder rate, but iii laterstagcs at

1954
May 10 2 atin. there is seen a break hi Elie curve that is uot seen
t hi
h
Th
l
,
General and Physical Chemistr7 a
er pressures.
e cat;n
yst potential rises bv 5-10
g
mv. when the pressure is raised froin 2 to3atui. Witiblarge
arnts. or the Catalyst it becoules evident that the dultble
bond is hydrogenated at A higher rate. Hydrogenation of
Nfe:C(0fl)C3CIf over Pd-CaC04 ;flows inorc rapid addit.
of If, to tile triple hond than to tile double boud, a definite
break in tile curve being observed; the catalyst potential
at Ist drops by 200 niv., then rises: It reaches the sain.
value at the end of the reaction.
accelerate the rate of hydrogenation markedly. Sinula
h-,,drogenation over It-C shows a Ist-orde! reaction course;
increased pressure accelerates the reaction but slightly;
the catalyst potential remains high and relatively const.
G. lf. Kosolapoff,

lly~,
C,~talytlc
nr~osure. Do":I. A,
...... C, le-
iv. .... .
Lis' cf R,~sr,`~;-.: 'ccz_-.,_-'c-,~--s, cf
u Z_ -Ix - I
Septe: er 1'~ 52. 0 L.' I F 1- M .

OWIOF
oz 7
11013' Calml? fir lit 4"waptims Umd" Co"ast Vnvomm.
I A(twan,) 5 %i,sZrau &,xi o, s Pw-DiAhaly Akedewi
1~ -
-Vauk SSSR. new wr, v. M, Aji~* 432. is. K" N-8.3.
FAperbnvatal hydn*euatkm tit onthykjjj)Ljjrjyh-jjq, CoNtMA
on Ark-tal Si at 0. 20, A mA 50-C. jand 2.0. 2.5. 4W 1-0
Atin. was rarrit-d out in IM-W muipawal- Tab6 mW groPh&

TOFOV 0- S
11 High-Pres sure ~~,Jm~emtion of Certain Unsaturat-d Compounds." Cand Chr-~-- ':-i
I I
Kazakh State U, 10 Dec 54. (KP, 1 Dec 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher
- k
Educational Institutions 112)
SO: Sum. No. 556, 21, Jun 55

i i -, ! ~I "',
. XARTMV, S. I. . POFOT. 0.S.
-.-k~m
Aren't our theorists losing touch with practical realitisel Neteor.i
g1drol. no.2:5940 Mr-Ap 155. WRA 8:7)
(meteorolov)

POPOV, O.L. ivpbener.
.
, ""g.
Photoelectric apparatus for measuring the transparency of
air. Svetotakhatka 3 no.1:20-22 J& '57. (MLRA 10:2)
1. GosudarstvenW optichesidy institut.
(Air) (Optical instruments)

Pin
"777 7-

53!
Won of
:631. On :he question of the dism Ilght by.
.
A. OtRaHUS ANLY 0. 1. POWJY.
~,Vo. 1, 3-7 (Fe~;, 113
Th theory is developed for Uit cue of parallel rAys
side. Experimental measure.
failing on the polished

S S .
meats -A= made. it is concludcd that matt glass
r h
d
i
d
by an - inf
may he represente
nity o
umps an
bblJows with facts directed In diffeTent directions.
The number or faces and their ansfes of inclination
-ro
to the ma. -surface were determined by,. the distri-
'
'ibution function of the glass, whictx also malniy C Y

termines the -..at tranum
distributio energy,-
de n
'
'
~
tho distribution function It ls
'From knowledge of
111blo to calcqlato thcor:dcal Indices of brightnest %
0 he.mitf glass f6r difTerent practical applicalibns"
Me distribution function of nwhanically produced .... ...
matt "s can. be represented ju a citrve which 11 a.
'function of two puatnetcr3, a mainono and a sub-:
1, sifty one which only influences tho L shape of the
;distribution function when the angle of Incidence Is.

- -40*. ne empirical formuli is
10!
+ 4 WO G(I + k 40~
anicter and a Is ths'lubAldlAry
whete k is the maln pAr
.
t~j%arsjrcfer.: both. of. which are determln:d cxperl-

Y. simplified forraUa_
Mew" kr
%
k tarvi 6)
may be used in roost cam.

7

r

POPOV, Ognian Tr., inz)-j., rl~,,Oflen S1%r!1d-.i4k
- -1
minating the he-rmf -,d a flfect of -"' wrati-ns in concr-e Ile Elab
vibrators. Tekhnika Bulg 13 no.10:30-32 '64.
1. N11OTPr.

Pa?OF,0.1., Inshener; TCKAFW.G.P., inshener
BqaIpment for service counwication overhead trunk lines. Vest.
eviazi 15 no.8:7-10 Ag'55. (KW 8:12)
1. Montashno-ismeritellnogo uprawlenlya tresta "Xeshgorsvyas'stroy4
(Blectric linom-Overhead)

SABININ, Yu.A., kand.tekhn.maulc; DOCRAROV, Yti.I., inzh.-, ZABOROVSKIY,
S.A.. inzh.: ZVTAGIN, I.Ye.: in2h.; MIKOV, S.N., inzh.;-RDPQ*r---
O.V.-,, inzh.
A motor drive with wide-range smooth speed control. Blektrichestvo
no.12:20-23 D 157. (MIRA 10-12)
l.Leningradaki.r politekhnicheakly institut im. Kalinina.
(Ilectric driving)

Piercing holes in shoot-metal parts by explosives. Kuz.-shtam.
proizv. 4 no.7:18-24 JI 162. (MIRA 15.7)
(Explosives in sheet-metal work)

M.F.E I K-07. EXPWr"1;rl0:; sm, 5_-1 5
01-ly-Y", uPr-J-t,iY1 rldm-t~C,Nloelch~blzy tiluzhb., 7,
11,- 1 ~1::yy tc7htli =_-oy 1--rkhr~oatl (?h~r=A ar.3 W~t,:r R~zlw or the
X-irthl. gurf"'.l) Ucmu:Cr,~I, lf4C~. 191 p. Erv_t~~ clip
ttwrted. 600 cople3 prisittd.
01-10009-S Ad-n-Yl GLIM-Ya u2r-vl1aI1a gIdro:le_taOrOIOCtctoaMy slwhby PrI
Sowt. mlbi*tr,,v SnJR.
Ua.tritlo jw.~)t 1. P. a,~iwvl AcuALarle.1ant H. 1. Bu,131in, Do:wr or phy~t~4
and Mri then all a m j and, A. P. 0-411t.ov, Do-tor of G!ormf4k1x%.l S. Ic-,-1
EI., M. X. YactioZorolskiqll; Tech. Ed.: M. 1. Prayrani.
Pr':WX; This publi"tion is inten4cd for e"playntel.ta, Mcgrmrber;, cllm.
toloeluts, =d ligricul=Ists.
CMIUM Th~. sowntean arti,lan cant-fred In thig 1pubIlSetlon reprealat can-
depsel wralona of reports yrus-ted at the C"feracce on tbe F~cftt ~d Water
R~siclo or tie rtarth Surf~,, Onnnad by tine GlMay. C.Ofizi~beallmyl
t~dl,%,.Lortya in. A:41. vOy*y1,,vm (H~in Gaorhy, ical C~llorvltory iwni
A. 1. Vay~ylm) in April 19~~J, tnAlridual ~tlclta d~,ml V_tb the' invecti-
gotten of the t1lernal balance, of tb4 eartholl cnlrf~-o, probl- of tIe L-slm
or c1itilte related to heat mr.1 vointare exchw,Lmp the Ini1ctortl of tclit l'.ni
irawr t~aliincc In nZricalture, -1 provlow rnlated to thj effect Of hYtra-
slateorolOjical factom vj*a co=plex r"jrapUcA.I ;;rocesuca =d rhenw=.a.
go paroontlUtica am ri-ntlo"d. Rtforercen follo,r IndAvIdu.1 &.-ticlon.
~r4my."Itly, B. L., wid To. I.. Rwiner ITmatitut
AN S= .- InzUtuto of tr~SRJ. Thr State =1 the
Ttsks of the Lvent Bnl~* of a Varvat
Crd 2/~
k~linln, G.F. JT~-n%ralljvyy Icatitut prv,;ii-or -- Central Inatttilt.
of weatMr Tomeloctirzi. General Rec.sona for tile ImmlltleAtler. of
vrlur W-a. 162
ft-.v 0 V., -A V.I. tutnetao, 10-~sallarstveanyj Eilrolcel clic silly
i-m-nir!". state ryiroi-ai,.1 u.tit-tei. in,.rine-t-i tnactiaxtion
of the Zlementa, of qw Water llml~-& on Dry L&m4 48
~-:vvyjcbg M.I. (In4titute of (levernphy,AZ MM1- Yxtb.XU of Runoff
lu"lltizatim 0. tb. Bantu of Valor T~lcxz. 62
bwlmi'~vktya A.I. (In3tituto of Georraf.1q,AS tr=Rj. Investigation
,of tte Water ?,al&rxo of Soil TZ
0.1 t.-
at, A.P., (In4titilte'f roO h AS US.-,,). The State and tt,
Ulllta th. WIttv of the Gans'.7.10""W"t4 82
Sn"t., PI.Iv. [Mall, Gaghyllical Msematllry tattiL L, .1. 1 iyey k7],
basis Probleas of the 7 tory of CIA-t. 96
V . . . Dv!
,gt.,j F. A -I~ CjgjhjI,.l 131,,rilvt~ry Ilatftt A.I. 7.y.yl. W7
v r ~ ~,J, n =Orher.
C.rd 3/3
Tt-rerT. x.r. (Kill, 0-olhyti-I Obser,itory I-DI A.I, Voycykovj~
ll~ at 11"1-e 0M tt~, Kt:m:lisimt~ 1:13
artt~,,rl,eY, A,A~ lAoft-Irrittkn, Inlitutt of C~,Oj
.Mpny, A3 trM]. T%e
101~ Xl1vlu-.Exzh-C" Iz. t!%.- str-tl,~ ant N-lopm..:
Of th' G-er1krMc Hwultl-~ Ottonly in tt~ 1~1-13 or the T-P~rato
ari TL~lr Sic-IfIvu.- it. ow rmiiz,.tivity or A,;rlcultl~ral Cra;. I -\q
I.P. (N,j a.$. r,,atitute or
HyA-lL-l F-t.,j J,, 5,,J1 1-
T-H- A%Lrl-aYI%h--1k-Y STI -- AS Av,-r-.y-
&I-R). Or L-,-gy r- Soil In
F, lAtt"" t" the NY 1-0-1 C~rljltj~na
:Avml.v.l, Y~. m. Jh4-t,:1v.-3%iy iniltitut M C,;.1.R-.r0tanjctj jrotto~te,
AS HYd-tL,.Mi,. F-torr ,.,I L" Ckog-:;hy and of th~
Y,F,vV,tIl-P C-r
F.)1. I r-t I",! of '-r,-nth,-r
W.t", ....1 F-.t of th~! tw;;i an,[ Pmbl,:- of

PUSHEKv*B.S.f kand geogr. mak; POPOV9 I.V.9 kand. geogr. nauk; OBRkZTSOV,
I.N., in2h.; FEDOROVy N.N.9 kand. tekhv. nauk; GRUSHEVSKIYp M.S.9
kand. tekbu. nauk; KUVOSHgY:, B.Z.9, insh.,; POY91-R-Y-1, star.
naucbnyy sotr.; PIKUSH9, N.V.j, "nd. tekhn.nd1Mrr'jZvMF-v' A.G., kand.
tekhn. nauk; ZHIDIKOVy A.P.9 -irsh.; GAVRILOVp A.M.9 kand. geogr. nauk;
KONDRATIYEV,N.Ye., kand. tekbn.jYmkq red.; URYVAYEV9 V.A., kand. tekhn.
neak, red.; SHATWMA9 M.K.p red.; SOIDVEYCHIKv A.A., tekhn. red.
[Investigation of unsteady flow of water in the Tvertsa wid Oredezh
Rivers] Issledovaniia neustanovivshogosia dvizhenita vody na rekakh
Tvertse i Oredezh. Pod red. N.E.Kondratle-va i V.A.Ury-vaeva. Lenin-
gradv Gidrometeor. izd-vop 1961. 287 p. 6 charts (in pocket)
(KCRA 14:8)
L Leningrad. Gosudarstvennyl, gidrologichaskiy institut.
~ivertsa-River-Bydrology) (Oredezh River-Hydrology)

-IONSTARTINOV., A.R~; POPOV, O,V,; PUSEKU?z-V, V-F,
Evaluating methods of determining evaporation and other ccmpownts
of the water balance of farm fields. Trudy UkrITIC2,II no.30:19,30
,61. (MIRP 15~1)
(Evaporation)
(Meteorology# Agricultural)

POPOV) 0. V.
Dissertation: "Investigation of the Extrusion Frocess '.,Iith rrehe,-~ting for Foy-Like
Articles. " Cand Tecb Sci, Yoscow Aviation Technolo.-c-i-cal, Inst, 23 1'- r -'4. (Vecherryaya
Moskva, Yosco-w, 14 A!.Ir 54)
SO: SW 243, 19 Oct IP54

GORBUNOV, M.N., kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk, dotsentD~~~ O.Y. kandidat
- . "'r--
tokhaicheakikh nauk; ZATKOV, V.F., kandidat t(~khnicheskfkh ifauk.
Preheated deep drawing of sheet metals. Trudy KATI no.29:5-27 '56.
(Deep drawing (Metalwork)) (NLRA 9:12)

POPOV, O.V., kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk.
i'~
Determination of forces exerted In the 4sep drawing of hollow
articles. Trudy YATI no.29:62-76 156. WaA 9:12)
- (Deep drawing (Ketalwork))

PMV, O-V-, kandidat takhnicheskikh nauk.
Method
heated
156.
of calculating and designing blank shapes used
deep drawing of box-like articles. Trudy PAN
(Deep drawing (Metalwork))
in the pro-
no.29:106-111
(NLRL 9:12)

-,.P:,Q=w,Jq.J,",kandIdat takhnichookikh naukI GORBUNOV, M.N.. kand1dat takhni-
chesk1kh nauk; UTKOT, V.P., kandidat takhnlcheskikh nauk.
Deer drawing of hollow objects with preheating. Clzd.) LOUITOKASH
vol.40:97-113 156. (MIA 10: 4)
(Deep draving (Metalwork))

BLOKII,- E.L.; POPOV, O.V.
Nonoptimal periodic codes for correcting single errors and
detecting binary errors. Radiotekhnika 19 no.5:78-.79 14Y 164.
(RIFA 17:6)
1. Daystvitellnyye chleny Nauohno-tekhnicheskogo obshchestva
radiotekhniki i elektrosvyazi imeni 2opova.

L 17845-66 EWT(d)/FSZ-2 JXT(bf)/GS
ACC NR: AT6004692 SOURCE CODM UR/0000/65/000/000/0097/0111
AUTHOR: Blokh, E. L.; Popov, 0. V.; Turin, V. Ya.
ORG: none
B-f
I TITLE: The study of the $robability of transcending a given delay in feedback systems.
(Paper presented at the Scientific-Research Conference of the Faculty of the Moscow
Electrical Engineering Institute of Communications on 21 April 1964)
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Institut 2roblem. p2redachi informatsil. Opoznaniye'obrazov.
Teorlya peredaFht In r-matsil (Pattern recognition, Theory of Infohnation transmission),
Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka, 1965, 97-111
i TOPIC TAGS: multichannel communication, communication coding, information theory
ABSTRACT: The article Investigites the probability of message erasure which requires
the existence of a maximum allowable delay In feedback discrete channel systems. The
delay covers the time from the Instant the message arrives at the Input of the system t
the time the message is forwarded to the recipient. The speed of signal transmission
through the channels to assumed given. The message transmission Is controllWbTreed-
back with repeated demand, comparison, or combined operation. If after a given time
2~
Card 1/2

L 2Ab2t-b6 E47(d)
ACC NR: AP6006316 SOURCE CODE: uR/b4i3/66/boo/bo2/bo3q/bo3q
00' V,
AUTHO.qt
?or
-.--!ORG: none
6k coiiiiiii* g, 0`0w- of- jor" rc":, iii - the ir~ nion -of dijfUa-
0 rm- -a- tN
Cliiii-, 21j~. --No 177.927-
x 7-':.toVar2q7*'.~'zzwI;'noe2IS 039
Pie Ai a'
.gitaa-ejrst4d&i,'ezTor orrecting code.
-:,, ertificate.presents a method I correcting groups of
Uthor .0 for,
A
ors: in:
'the tiansmiidio~ -6k! d4ital information along two channels with the aid
of continuous.codosjb The method includes the forming of checking digits by the
ddition-of th-e-affiFolute value of two information and checking digits. The method
increases the interference-free nature of tbo system. Each checking digit is
formed from an information symbol transmitted after 2 Idigits up to the datum and
from a checking digit transmitted afterk.digits. When the checking channel is
operational# informatiowsymb6la based on the checking addition in absolute value
of the two checking.symbols-are formed in the receiving station. These two checking
symbols are transmitted ate and 2.t digits later than the datum. In the case of
-a defeat of the information channel (when the signals'-received along this. channel
..are obliterated4 formed. information symbols are fed to the output of the.syntemo
cc-rd. WO 1 -621*394.3-4:621.398
v
Card 2/2

ACC NRt'' ATGO35122 SOURCE CODE: UR/253G/G6/000/065/011~/0129
Au-IHOR: Popov, 0. V. (Candidate of technical sciences); Yershov, V. I. (Candidate of
Science-
tecl-Inical
ORG: Avizrtion Technological institute, MIOSCOW (Aviatsionnyl, tekhnologicheskiy insti-
t -a-,
TITLZ: Pre-paration of tubular control shafts with 'a new type of nozzle coupling
SOURCZ: Moscow. Aviatsionnyy tekhnologicheskiy institut. Trudy, no. 65, 1966. Novoye
~v tekhnologii shtamipovki (Recent developments in stamping technology), 115-129
~TOIPIC TAGS: shaft coupling, stress analys.-s, tube joint, industrial research, alumi-
anum alloy, aircraft equipment, hot upsetting
'ABSTMCT: Standard methods of coupling shafts or rods are reviewed and the development',
;of a new type of coupling for tubular shafts, produced by locally upsetting and thread-i
'in- the ends, Is analyzed. Theoretical stress equations are derived for the principal
!stresses arisina during the upset operation. The amount of thickening at the ends is
'dependent on the upset height. After upsetting, the ends were threaded; the heavier
u?set cross section prevented premature failure at the coupling joint. Experimen-C5
were conducted on a 30 ton press, at a crosshead speed of 10 cm/min, and a heating up
:time of 60 sec. A coUoldal graphite suspension was used to lubricate the die. One of
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ACC NR. AT6035122
:the most important parameters. of the process was the die thickness. Optimum, thicken-
~:ing occurred at a critical ratio of die thickness to tube wall thickness. A duraluli-
nim alloy 016-T) was used; the tube dimensions were 20 x 18 mm at a die temperature o1c:
The remainder of the tube was kept cool by a convection cooling head. The ends~
of some samples were compressed after upsetting; data on the relative thickening of
:differ%antly sized tubes are presented. Mechanical testing of the final products; was
done both statically and dynamically. Results am, given for coupling joints made by
and by hot upsetting and threading. The comparative tests showed them
new type of coup"ing to be more reliable, lighter (by 10'0), and easier to fabricate
-than the standard threaded or riveted couplings. The applicatior of this new coupling
,is recommended for aircraft control rods. The technical procedures necessary for the
production of the new rods are listed and the range of possible shapes produced are
shown. Orig. art. has: 12 figures, 1 table, 6 formulas.
SUB CODE: 13,01/ SUM DATE. none/ ORIG REF: 002
Cacd 2/2

POPOV, 0. V.
Conference or problems of the pathogenesis, experimental pre-
vention and treatment of radiation sickness. Ned. rad. 8 no.4.,
86-92 AP163 (MIRA I'l -.2)

0.1v.; Illy A.-'INF KCJVI V.A,
Dr- 1,4yed fee ihplck of ar d ~-: lec
motor in a n;venive elenL~"fcl dzive. nbor. rab. po -.,op. alektro-
match. no.10:290--304 163. (MIRA 17:8)