SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SABLIN, V.I. - SABLJICA, B.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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AUTHOR:, Sablin, Ye.S.
TITLE: A method of measuring the specific inductive capaci-
tance andthe loss angle of a cylindrical sample in
a rectangular waveguide,
PERIODICAL.- Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika
no. 2, 19619 9, abstract 2 A56 (Izv. Leningr. elek-
trotekhn. in-ta, 39t 1959, 56-67)
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TEXT; A thorough theoretical analysis of phenomena and of qualita-
.tive relationships is given when a cylindrical sample of a dielec-. -,J
tricis inserted into a cavity resonator (the,sample diameter is
many times smaller than the resonator wavelengthand than the length
of the sample itself, the Iaxis o If the sample is directed in the elec-
tric field direction); the purpose.of theanalysis is-to develop a,.,,
method of measuring i. and losses in the dielectric, The problem
of determining the density of displacement current 6 flowing,
through the region where the dielectric is inserted is solved to.7
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AUTHOR. Xhlystov A.
S.., Sablina', K
.,:ORG:..Siberiah Physico-Technical Institute ins Vs. D. KuZuetsov (Sibirskly
fiziko takh-
..:nicheskiy institut)*
!TITLE: Relationshipbetween phase shift and the teimperature in ferrite ph"e shifters
'SOURCE: IVUZ. Fizika, no. 5, 1966, 51-55
TOPIC TAGS: phase shift, phase shift'analysis, phase shifter, ferrite, magnetic per-
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meability, Curie point, dielectric permeability
ABSTRACT: Conventionally prepared Mg-Cu ferrite-chromite specimens were used to veri
the assumiption that the thermal instability of a ferrite phase shifter is detemined
Ithe relationship between the microwave magnetic penneability and temperature. Superim-
tposition of the magnetization curves obtained at various temperatures indicates that
the relationship between the phase shift and the temperature is especially pronounced
tin -the range of weak bias.fields, and reaches a maximum when the field is zero. An
installation was-designed to measure the thermalrelationship of the phase shift 0 a
vanishing (fade-out) field. The phase shift was measured by ccmparing the phase of
vestigated signal with the phase of.the reference signal; the magnetic (u) and
ielectric W permeabilities of ferrite were measured by open-circuit current. The
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lexperimentally determined phase shift caused by a temperature variation in the 25-
i-1000C range is 2200C. The dielectric constant goes up slightly with increasing tem-
1perature. The magnetic permeability goes up from 0.69 at 290, to 0.93 at 1000C, and
approaches unity somewhere in the Curie point range. An equation,defining the wave
ropagation rate in a ferrite specimen~in waveguides was constructed. The calculated
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iphase shift was A~ = 2120C. The authors,thank Engineer G. I. Yudin who made data-.on
,phase shift measurement with relation to the field at various temperatures available.
Orig. art. has: 6 figures.
SLM CODE: 09/ SUBM DATE: 29Jan65/ ORIG REF: 003/ OTH REF: 003
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SABLINA, 0. F.
5AFLINAY, '0. F. "The Rivers of Earaba (Geographical Outline)." Sub.,
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AUTHORs Sablina, O.F., Dotsent 3-10-16/30
TITLE: Much Depends on the Attention of the Teacher. (ma0goye ~avisit
ot vnimaniya rukovoditeley)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Vysshey Shkoly, 1957, 10, pp 61 63 (USSR
ABSTRACT: Scientific-pedagogic and methodic circles play an important
partin the Novosibirsk Pedagogic Institute. Difficulties
in the organization of student scientific work have arisen
through the indifference of certain,deans and chair heads
who did not,appreciate this work and appointedunqualified
teachers for its control and conduct. In previous years these
conditions were much better but have now worsened. In 1956/57,
no systematic work was performed by the circles in Soviet
literature, Marxism-Leninism and the methodics of the Russian
language. There are, however, circles which show a positive
activity, e.g. the pedagogic circle under the supervision
of dotsent Yu.V. Sharov where actual and complicated problems-
are dealt with. The scientific circles of the faculties of
history and geography also do good work.
All sections and circles of the 300 member-student scienti-
of'...
fic society devote great interest.to pedagogical
problems
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Much Depends on the Attention of the Teacher 5-10-16 /30
members of the pedagogic circles together with the chair
teachers carried out a series of labor education experiments
in Novosibirsk schools and pioneer camps and on the basis of
the collected material many interesting articles were com-
posed.
The iastitute council and the collective of the chairs
has emphasized repeatedly the necessity for a further devel-
opment of these circles and an improvement in students scien-
tific work. But nevertheless, many deficiencies still exist.
The author proposes strengthening the scientific supervision
of the circles by appointing either a qualified instructor
or a supervising collective. The themes of research must be
carefully chosen and studied for 2 3 years. The author
proposes that the best student works be published.
ASSOCIATION: The Novosibirsk Pedagogic Institute (Novosibirskiy pedago-
gicheskiy institut)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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AUTHOR: Sablina, O.F., 12-90-2-15/30
TITLE: To the.Evolution,of the River Network in the Baraba Lowland
(K evolyutsii rechnoy seti Barabinskoy nizmennosti)
PERIODICAL2 Izvestiya Vses,oyuz.zi6go Geograficheskogo Obshchestva, 1958,
Vol 90, Nr 2 pp 180 182 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Morphological marks of recent migration were observed in the
Chany Lake basin relating to the Bagana and Chulym River~
This phenomena is described in detail and illustrated.by a
map. Such migrations in the Baraba lowland are supposed,
to be very frequent. They are caused by the morphological.
pecularities.of the lowland and characteristic changesin the
watersupply. Inundation of rivers, the fusion of formerly
separate lakes and the increase of their volume means,the
water su ply must come from lakes which previously had no
p
outlets. The total amount of discharges' in the country as a
whole is also increasing. During this period, migration o
watershed-lines andthe expansion of lower situated river
basins is taking place. There are 2 Soviet references.,
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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AUTHOR: Sablina, O.F.
.,TITLE- How Physio-sGeographical Peculiarities of.the Rivers
and'Lakes of. the Baraba Region are Reflected i
in
their Appellations
PERIODICAL: Izve6tiya VGO, 1959,.Nr 3,~pp 250-255:.- (USSR)
ABSTRACT: -The Baraba'region is the area between the Vasyugan.'
in the North and~the Kulunda steppes in,the South.
More accurate demarcation lines are-said to be the,
Ob'-Irtysh.interfluvial area in the North andth6.
~Chulym-Karasuk interfluvial area in theSouth
(between 5400N and 5600N). The region is an abso-
lute Plain covered partially with woods but mostly
with swamps and lakes. The soil as well as water,
basins have marked salt contents.~ The climate is
-continental. Swamps and hallow lakes can freeze
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USSI~/Chomi cal Technology. Ctiomical Froduct3 and Their J-14
Application--Treatiiient of natural gases and

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:Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khiiiiiya No 1657 9346
Author Sablina Z. A. Gureve v AO A'.~_ and Englin, B. A.
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Title An Antioxidant, for*Fuela Containing Urisaturated
Hydrocarbons
Orig Pub: Nef t khoz -vo.,, 19,54 Noj~ _9 74-77
Abstrac'u-. The evaluation'.of an antioxidant of narrow.-
fractional composition,,, ~11,tormoznyy prGDarat
(TP), pro pare d from wood% pitch.
flinhibitor!T
Laboratory research and ek,periments with the
of gasoline have shovm that the new anti-,
oxidant is markedly mbr(! affo'ctiva than them com-
pound presentl-'used IW the stabilization of.
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er evaporated to &Yne-wo Lead Is determined colorlmetrICallY Or
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Authors Gureyev, A. A. and Sablina, Z. A.
Title The determination of content of'wood-resin antioxidizer
in gasolines by means of a photoelectric colorimeter
Periodical Neft. Khoz., v. 32, #6, 59-64, ju 1954
Abstract The author outlines the use of the.photoelectric colori-.
meter for the determination of wood-resin antioxidizer
content in different gasolines. This method.is based on
the light absorbing property,of alkaline solutions,of
wood-resin which is proportional to the concentration of....
the solution. Calibration of the photoelectric colori-
meter with actual concentrations Of solution.indicates,
good agreement with the obtained data. Therefore
, the
.
authors recommend this method for practical determina-
tion of antioxidizers in motor gasolines of different
,
Origins. 3
charts, 4 tables and 3 Russian references
(1936-1953
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AUTHORS:Sablina, Z,Ari',, Rozbkov, Glureyevt A".Ar0, Kornilova,
Y. X. - an-EM~r iy 9: Yu. 1. 65-6-10/13
TITLU: Phembls from pro cessimg Cheremkilovsk coals as antioxidants
for fuels. (Fenoly pererabotki cheremkhovskikh ngley,kak-,
antiokisliteli d1ya topliv)',
PERIODICAL: "Khimiya i Tekhnologiya Topliva i Hasel" (Chemistry and,
Tech-n Iogy-or Fuels and Lubricants) L!35'('=0--6, pp.58-62
(USSR),.
ABSTRACT: Oxidation inhibiting~p~roperties of phenols obtained 4uring
semicoki33g of theCheremkhovsk coals were investigated.
Numerous samples of phenols were testedt but the results for,
three most effective samples are given: 1) phenols separated
from spent ammonia~liquor, by solvent extraction (the,method.
is not given) anddistilled in vacuo; 2) individual.frac--
tions of these phenols, (the composition - table 1), and 3)
some phenolic fractions.separated from tar (er'g., fraction
boiling 240-330 C)r, Oxidation inhibitimg pro;erties of
phenols were tested by rapid oxidation of samples of various,
s (containii)g components obtained by thermal cral~~Ing
fuel
inhibited with the antioxidants investigated in comparison
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Phenols from processing Cheremkhovsk coals as antioxidants
for fuels. (Cont'.) .~65-6-10/13
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Experimental results are given in tables 2-7 and:figs. 1-1.
It was established that the above samples of phenols are
efficient antioxidants for various kinds of fuels contain-
ing unsaturated hydrocarbons'. They are' considerably better
than antioxidants madelfrom wood tar and their efficiency
is comparable-with that of synthetic antioxidants
(P-oxydiphenylamine,,,ionol)'. The most effective of the,
samples investigated is the fraction of.diphenols.isolated
from spent ammonia liquor. For practical applications
phenols recovered from spent a onia liquor (