SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SERGEYEV, V.YE. - SERGEYEV, YE.M.

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POZHIIAYZV. N.N.; MMGIPJS,~,~; KHMELZVVUYB B.P. 9 doteent.
kandidat te'Offf9e's`kikh nauk; MEN-KOV, V.G., dotsent;
KOFMAN, D.M., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk.
Response to M.P.GorbachsT, V,S,Kudri&vts9v&. and T.A.
Frolovaials review of N.I.Truevtoey's book "Mechanical
technology of fibrous materials". Tekst.prom. 15 no.l:
5 0-5 4 Ja 155. (MIRA 8:2)
1. Zaveduyushchiy kafedroy materialovedeniya Kiyevskogo
tekhnologicheakogo instituta legkoy promyshlennosti (for
'Onzhidayev). 2.Glavnyy inzhener fabriki tekhnicheskikh
sukou kombinata im. Tallmane, (for Sergeyer). 3,Prepoda-
Tatell leu!ngradskogo tekstillnogo inatituta (for Ihme-
lovskiy, Menlk.,,v and Kofman).
(TruA~7Lsev, N.I.)(Textile industry)

SERGEYEV, V.Ye.; TROPMAN, A.G.; GORBUNOV, N.J.; SLOBODKIN, L.V.
Industrial testing of the R30A vibrating conveyer. TSvet. mu-t.
34 no.12:38-43 D 161. (MT-FJ. 14:12)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isiledovatellskiy institut tsvetnykh
metallov (for Sergeyev, Tropman). 2. Usti-Kamenogorskiy
svintsovo-tsinkovyy kombinat imeni V.I. Lening (for Gorbunov,
SlobocU:in) .
(Conveying machinery~-Testing)

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2. ussa (,'- 0 o )
4. Wheat
7. Effect of low temperatures on increasing the vigor of spring barley. Agrobiclogiia
no.5, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January -1953. Unclassified.

1. 11, Z-; 21MI.
~ I AN, V. Kh.
2. USSR (600)
4. Plants, Effect of Temperature on
7. Problem of spring frost damage to farm crops. Dokl. Akad. sell-kboz.
18 No. 4, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

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USSR / Cultivatod Plants, Gorcals.
Abs Jour Rc-~ 7':'r - DiOl-t 8t 1958t I'lo 34524
Author S
L i -L1- Ar ~O- 0 V~- ~Z4
Inat Institute of BlbloGy of iostov on thc; Don.
Titlo Sub-1.1ibornal Sowin3 of Suimur .1icat a*nd Barloy
in tho District of Rostuovskaya Oblast
OriL,:,- Pub Uch. zap. Rostovsk. na Do-nu un-ta, 1956, 26,
77-82.
Abstract Research conductcd by the BioloGical Instuituto
of the University of Rostov in tho years 1949-
1952 has producod the following---, data: The sub-
hibarnal sowim- of swimier whatt and barloy in-
croases, tho vitality of plants; thoy show a
stron3or biO1031cal rosistanco, hiGilor yi-,ld,
nigh broed quality of seeds, and -"ro loss --f-
L'oct.,d b;r smut. The yield of -min in 2nd
Card 1/2
3',

USSR/Cultivrt,-~d Pl,-rts. Gr-.in,,,.
Yib.q Jou2 : R~-,f Zhu2-Biolij No 157 19,537 63101
unvc~r,mimtod statc. This r2:-~v bc offec-
tod by so,,in.,,-- b--,forc., th-. soil freezos. Tho
oDtioal dopt,a fo-o tji,~ scod is 10
cri. Sno--..! rctmtio-,. and so,.- inf, or- bl~ic'c fallo!.-i
0-11 sc-rii-fallo~: soil improves tric hardincss of
barloy. Porsiium 64 , Trebi, ~nd Od~~sslriy 14
b-arle v.-.riAic!s ~-.,eru -1,h-- h:-xdiest; Donctskiy
650 vv~s thc~ li~--~st h:~rdy. -- Yu. L. Guz-!iov
C7~rd 2/2

SXRGNYEV, V.Z., kand. sellskokhozyaystrennykh nauk.
.r~ - --
'I;.-
lftca,n,ging spring wheat into winter wheat by controlled development.
Agrobiologiia no,-2:13-22 Mr-Ap 158. (MIRA 11:4)
(Wheat)

SERGEYEV, V.Z., kand. sellskokhozyay'stvennykh nauk
ll---~~Contro-lled =utation of spring barle7 into winter species. Dokl. Akad.
sellkhoe. 23 no.3:3-10 '58. (MIRA 11:4)
l.Rostovskiy goaudarstvannyy universitet. Iliedstavlana akademikom
L.A. Zhdanovy-m.
(Bar] ay)

SERGEYEVI V.Z.p kand.seliskokhoz.nauk
Formation of winter crop properties and winter hardiness in barley
by controlled conditioning, Agrobiologiia no.6:852-859 N-D 160,
(KIRA 33 A2)
1. Rostovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.
(Barley) (Plamtil.-Frost resistance)

SERGEYEV,-Y-Y,,, CHAERAWVA, I.F.
Using unripe seeds in ohanging spring barley into winter barley.
Agr-obiol-ogiia no.6.796,-799 N~~ 161. (MIRA 15-.2)
1. Rostovskiy gosuda--stifennyy uni-fers-itet.
(Barley)

SMCEYEN, V.Z.,,kand.sel7skokhozyaystvennykh nauk-
Characteristics of the durum winter wheat obtained from spring
wheat by conditioning. Agroblologiia no.2:177-183 -ft-A~ 162.
t OMA 154)
1. Rostovskiy-na-Donu gosudarstvennyy universitet.
(Vlheat-Varieties)

-- SFdiGmvY V.Z.., kand.sellskokhozya7stvennykh nauk
.Ways for control-ling wintering charebteristics andi"ter hardi]Wss in
the controlled raising of spring b&l*y and wheat,: I&obiologiia
no.1:27-32 Ja-F 163. (ICRA 16:5)
1. Rostovskiy universitet, kafedra pochvovedeniya i_agronomii.
(wheat) (Barley) (Plants-Frost resistance)

SERGEYEV, V.Z., kand. sellskokhoz. nauk
Daportance of autumnal conditions for the formation of
winter hardiness in barley. Agrobiologiia no-3:4.11-416
~V-je 165. (.MI-RA 18: 11)
1. Rostovskly-na-Donu gosudarstvennyy universitet.

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CLA.SS IFLED.
List iF.-, Accf-~Aont. -ibr~:ry of 1912

SEPCIEYE'll ".
Diger' f, i nn
DiEestior, c-f val-louF ty-es of Ife2a. 3-,-.-. zo-te'r-1h. 7 No. 10, 10,52.
Mont h 1~~ of Accessions, Library of Congress, Decerriler lc-,". ulicl.'ASSIF =-.
5

Effect of varfm teedd and #*"I on the *Wye fat-
Am of cattle. Ya. A I Timir
Sel'skokhoz. Akqd. (Mosc;A).M., (2) '1 1 19635
97
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The chyme of different types of ration fed a bu an.
alyzed by using the Pavlov method 6f fistul (bridge) In thel
a
duodenal and fleoceral (colon) sections f the digestive
0
system. ' Detas. are reported on: pH, HX0 content,
matter, cellulose, fat, protein N, soluble--N cotopcis., ash'
and its coinpn., Ca. P, K, Na, Cl; the W-free ext. was detd.
by difference. From time to time an..yses of the feces andi
urine were made. The tests continued for I year. The:,
-tries with the #ype of
results show that the chyme ccnnpn. ,
feed, the dry matter varying up to 3-8%, and the N cott-1
tentby5O%. The data are presented in a series of tables.!
It is pointed out that silage is an important constituent,
of the ration which favors digestion. J. S. Joffe

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USSR/F,-r.: ;,ni--~ls. S- rll HorncO Crttlo Q-3
,'.bs Jour Rc-P Zhur - Biol., No 11, 1958, No h9934
Y
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Author 5QZ.--Lr
Inrt Ti-,iry,-zcv Accdc--y of Fer-ing
Titlo- Pccularitics of DiEcstive Proccrscr in Lar-c Hornod Cettlc
whon Variouc Diets crc Usocl.
OriE. Pub Izv. Ti:--ity.-7ovsk. c.-kh. ckrd., 1957, No 2, 175-187
Abftrf,ct In z soricr of tcsts porfor-md on -n cninrl with 2 fcstulre
an-stai,o-cr of tho intcstince, it w-cs crtrb1i2-hcd thct, the
,:--ount of chy-,c, the co--poEition Emd content of digeotivc
juiccs which rro Eccrctcd fron the uppcr section of the bovine
.cstrointcEtinrl trcct in the course of di;csting various
rrtionr, e-upGnd upon qurntity rnd qu-.~lity of fccdc which rro
urcd. Diffcrcnccs in the chc--!iccl co--por-ition of chy-.c fro"
thin- scction (up to the nuppz;r brid-c") in vcriour diets
rcrchz;d, the --ir,-nituft of 57 Porccnt-for dry :u';),.tcnccF, rnd of
50 pcrccnt for nitrogen contcnt. The r-munt of socretcd di-
C.cstivc juico ro-chad 8.09-17.5 1 pcr onc 1,:g of dry sub~tcncc.
Crrd 1/2
USSR/F,-r S:-.cll Hornod Crttlo Q-3
r
Abs Jour Rcf Zhur - Biol., No 11, 1958, No 49984
Thc rr-.ou.-t of chy-c prssimg through the uppcr brid-c %.!cs
2.2-5.2 ti:7c6 highor thm the wc ight of daily r,-tions end
i!-.tor concir,ed by the rnk-rl. Fro--i th(; rctionz~ dry sub-
strnce, 32.58-56-72 percent (depending on the kind of the
r7tion) vore di~:cstcd rnd rbsorbcd in the uppcr section of the
orstrointcntin:71 trvct. In the S710-11 intebtinc, 63-3-79.6
percent of the cntarinq chy,o worc Pbsorbed. In the lirht
of I.P. Pcvlovl- to-chin-r with rc,-:crd to food dircatibility,
r-tions contcinin.r Fil-Ec proved to bc the best for winter
dictc. Tho bost sLnner diets are to be found in the rftcr-
crop.-: Of -'CrdOV'5 rnd' in thr. :r-sc fro7 v7riovs soft pl.-nte
during "heir first Ftrgos of -rowth. Sunflo-cr oil crkcF
proved to bc bcst in oil crke dictr. A 50 pcreent incrocso
inprotcin content rbove the rccoptcd nor- proved to bo un-
cxpodiozit. -- A.D. '~Iusin.
Ccrd 2/2
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SERGEYEV, Ya.A.9 kand. seliskokhoz. naukq dotsent
Dietetic properties of some feeds and rations for cattle.,, )
Iz-,r. TSKRA no.2-.141-154 163. (mmA 16 -o

SERGEYEV. Ye., inzl-.
AmT)hibious a-.tom-obiles. Izobr. i rats. no.7:22 J1 961.
(MM4. .14-:6)
(Vehicles, Amphibious)

BOGDAIJOV, A.; KRASHMIJILIJIKOV, G.; LANGE, 0.; SIRG.EYEV, Te.; SMIRNOVj V.
In memory of Academician llikolai Sergeevich Shatakii, 1895-1960.
Vest. Mosk. un. Ser. 4: Geol. 15 no.6:73-75 11-D 160.
(MM 14:1)
(Shatskii, Nikolai Sergeevich, 1895-1960)

-SERGEYEV, Ye.
Gunpowder instead of pressing. Izobr. 'L rats. no.11:2 of cover and
.U-1.3 N 9 61. (MIRA 14-- 1-1)
(Forging)

SERGIEYEV, Ye.
Necessary condition for reducing construction costs. Fin. SSSR
23 no.8:46-49 Ag 162. (MM 15:8)
(Construction industry--Costs)

SERGEYEV.-Ye,,-inzh.
Foucault currents in the role of Sherolck Holmes.
no.12:7-8 D 162.
(Magnetic testing)
Izobri rate.
(MIRA 15:12)
'It -~-. ! .

SERGEYEV, Ye.
T
Invisible cutters. Izobr.i rats. noJS10-11 163,
(MIRA 1684)
(Electric metal cutting)

SERGEEV, E.A.
RT-55 (Ionic method of geophysical prospecting). Ionnyi metod geofizicheakikh poiskov.
Materia TSejjt allnozo Nauchno-Issledovatellskoe Geologro-Razved2rhnogo Instituta.
GeofizikA, (3): 1-10, 1937.

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SMOEW, E.A.
RT-171 (Geochemical method of.prospecting for ore deposits). Fiziko-khimicheakii metod
poiskov rudnykh zalezhei.
Materjaly Vsgsoift~jgg _Nguchng=IaslAdovajel'skQg Geologicheskon InAi . Geofizi .
(9-10): 3-55, 1941.

USSR/iryaroloa Jkr 2946
Geological Prospecting
"Study of Water as Means of Locating Semi tellic De-
posits," Ye. A. Sergeyev, 5 pp
"Razvedlm Nedr" No 2
Claims that in many instances mmll streams find their
sources near mineral deposits. During-the course or
years they vear away those deposits and vash them do=
their currents. Claimg therefore that study of the
ccneentraticns of minerals in streams and rivers would
In many cases lead to discovery of mineral deposits.
Explair-B-metho(I far making these tests and using data
obtained for lociLting mineral deposits.
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RT-165 (k new luminoscope fcr field use). Nov- - -
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tion is situated so that its core Is 15-20 mm. abow the
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swept up Into the arc, the sample tray is MOVtd LbOut
under the am. The spectra am comparatively free of
backipound; sensitivities of 0.001% for SIT and W, and
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AUTHOR: Serg2XM4.
(Candidate of medical sciences)
TITLE: Cosmonaut leaves the spaceship
SOURCE: Nauka i zhizn', no. 49 1965, 14-18
T)PIC TAGS: manned spacecraft launching, manned orbital laboratory, weightles
astronaut trainingmanned apace flight, manned spacecraft
large .ly.s- pec.illative article entitled, "A 66smoniut -leaves INF
ABSTRACT: In a-
spaceship,. the authors discuss probliems relating to futurie- manned or- I
bital laboratories, manned lunar flights, and weightlessness training of
cosmonauts.
It is anticipated that the initial weight of a lunar spacecraft. holding
3 cosmonauts for a 10-day trip would have to be 10. 5 tons if launched frorr~
the surface of the earth, vrith a multistage rocket weighing 3200 tons,
mHowever, if the rocket were launched from a terrestrial orbit, it would
:have t6 weigh only 180 tons. Such a rocket would be assembledwhile iniorbits.

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VM'ile lt has been establishe'd--that short exposiures to weightlessness
can be withstood safely, th.e biological effects of prolonged exposure, such:
--as-wotrld-occur-on-a-lunar-flight-i--are~llarge'13r--unkno~IM.-For-this-r- s n
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an orbiting laboratory is proposed as,a means of preparing cosmonauts
for prolonged exposure to weightlessness. . Physiological, psychological,
morphological, and clinical studies would be conducted on such a labora-
tory. Unlike_ most orbiting spaceships in'which cosmonauts have.spent
;L
Much of their time in fixed positions, an orbiting -laboratory would permit
;free-floating experiments for the purpose of developing working'habits in
preparation for prolonged interplanetary flights. Fig. 1 shows a propos&A
bitin I
r, aboratory.
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It is speculated that the assembly of future manned or~itingjabora~,
gboats
tories will be accomplished with automatic devices, small..Uwe tu
,Y the cosmonauts themselves. Orbital laboratory assembI3~ will
and b
requa-r'e'"1-~ at"."e-os-m-6-nauts spend 4 great deal of time 1n- free space. Fig.
shows the latest. spacesuit design-with an autonomous life"siapport system
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Fig. 4. Walkizig with magnetic ng. 5, Wklking. with. magaet:rc
shoes in a traiiaing device shoes' during weightlessness,
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UASNIKOV, V.I., glavnyy red.; BRODSKIY, A.A., red.; PMLIMAN, A.I., red.;
SAUKOV, A.A., red.; SAFRONbV, N.I., red.; SERG=. Ye.A., red.;
bUlITAROV. N.I., red.; SRARKOV, Yu.V., red.-SEC?~~,--Y.V., red.;
GUROVA, O.A., tekhn.red.
[Geokhimicheskie poiski rudnykh mestorozhdenii v SSSR; trudy sove-
shchaniia. Pod red. V.I.Krasnkovas Mosk-va. Gos.nauchno-tekha.izd-
vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrane nedr. 1957. 466 p. (MIRA 11:3)
1. Vsesoyuznoye soveshchaniye po geokhtmicheskim metodam poiskov
rudnykh mestorozhdeniy. lot, Moscow. 1956.
(Geochemical prospecting)

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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 1169
:Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovateltskiy institut metodiki i tekhnik-i razvedki
Novoye v metodike i tekhnike geologorazvedochnykh rabot (New Developments in
the Methods and Ter-bniques of Geological Exploratica
, ) lemingrad,, Gostoptekhizdat.,
1958. 423 P- (Series: Itsi Sbornik trudov 1) 2,000-copies printed.
Additional bponsoring Agency: USSR Ministerstvo, geologii i-okhrany nedr.
Edso: Volosyuk, G.K., maramzin, A.V., Safronov, N.I., Senendv, A.81$'-Precutive Ed,:
Ragina, G.M.; Tech. Ed.: Yeshchurzhinskaya, A.B. -
FURPOSE: The book is intended for professional geologists and geophysicists.
COVERAGE: This collection of articles revie*s geological and geochemical niethods
of exploration used in the SovietUnion, and the recent achievements in the
searchof polymetall-Ic deposits in Zabaykallye, Rudnyy Altay, and in the Soviet
Far NorLbeast. The first group of articles describes discoveries of mineral
depmdtai. ani tb-e & relo];ment of new industrial complexes in the USSR during ths
lastf 25-YARrs,~he latter based an the discovery of iron ore deposits, co4-flolds
and new oil Helds (like the Second Baku, situated between the Urals and the Volga)
Card V 6

New Developments (Cont.)
1-169
T.Jkbarev., B.B. Combined Rational Exploration Methods in Searching for Deposits
of Nonferrous and Rare Metals 11
Safronar, N.I., Sergeyev Ye.A. Geochemical Ore 49earching Methods and
JL~_- -
Pdssibilities of-TUR-ffe-r Develo*ent 22
Savadskiy, O.A. Qualitative Evaluation of Dispersion Aureoles in Polymetallic ,
Ore. Deposits in Eastern Zabaykal'yr 40
Polikarpochldn, V-V-, Kaslyanova, I.V., Utgof, A.A., Cherbyanova, L.F.
Geochemical Exploration for Polymetallic Ore Deposits in the Waters and
Silts of East Zabaykal I ye Water Systems 46
Sveshnikov. G.B. Hydrogeochemical Surveys in the Principal Polymetallic
Rekions of Rudnyy Altay 74,
Safronov, N.I., Polikarpochkin., V.V., Utgof, A.A. Spectrographic Gold-Test
Surveying as a Method of Searching of Gold Deposits Without Mechanical
Aureoles of Dispersion (Placer Deposits) 100
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New Develcrinents (Cont.)
1169
Hotshteya, A.Ya. Principles in Designing Solenoidal Elements of Nucleus-resonance
Magnetometers for Geological-Exploration 258
Rotshteyn, A.Ya., Tsirell, V.S..NucleuB-resonance- Method of Measuring
Components of the Earth's Magnetic Field and Its Application to Magnetic
Exploration 267
Gellchinskiy, B.Ya., Oserov, D.K. Methodology of Computing Displacement
Fields of Refracted and Reflected Waves 277
Andreyev,, N.S., Andreyeva, K.S. Experimental Seismic Surveys of Ba=dte
Deposits
Blat., N.S., Rezaikovsldy, Ya.S., TsXrell, V.S. Problems in Interpreting
Aerial Magnetograms and Methods of Solving Them 323
Shpak, V.A. The Present and Future of Logging Techniques 334
MakarovilA.K., Frisli, V.F., Dorota, P.P. New Methods in Borehole
Lo3ging C" Brown Coal Deposits 340
Card 5/6

SAFRONOV, II.I.; SERGRIEV, Ye.A.
_-~, , -, "., - -
Geochemical methods of prospecting for ore deposits and possibil-
ities of developing them. Trudy VITR no.1:22-39 '58.
(MIRA 12: 1)
(Geochemical prospecting)

SERGEUV, Ye.A.; STEPANOV, P.A.
Method for the spectrum analysis of metallometric SanDles for
mercury. Fiz.abor. no.4:371-374 '58. (K]~RA 12:5)
1. Veenovuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy inatitut metodiki
i tekhniki razvedki.
(Mercury--Spectra)

SOV/137- 59- 1-2094
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1959, Nr 1, p 274 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Aleskovskiy, V. B., Miller, A. D., Sergeyev, Ye. A
TJTLE: Concentration and Determination of Traces of Silver, Copper, Lead,
Zinc (and Nickel) in Natural Waters r Kont sent rirovaniye i opredele-
niye sledov serebra, medi, svintsa, tsinka Q nikelya.) v prirodnykh
vodakh]
PERIODICAL: Tr. Koniis po analit . khin-iii AN SSSR, lq58, Vol 8 (111), pp 217-
226
ABSTRACT: The authors propose the use of "sinking- particles" method, which is
convenient in field work, instead of the ion-excliange column. The
completeness of extraction of microcomponents depends upon the
size of the resin particles, the amount of resin used, and the concen-
tration of cations. The best extraction of Cu24- at a concentration of
80 y /liter is attained with 10 grams of resin of 100-150 ~i particle
size. The joint extraction of Cu, Zn, and Pb from solutions produced
good results. Fe did not impede the determination. The second
method for concentrating Cu, Zn, Pb, and Ag consists of coprecipita-
Card 1/2 tion with CaCO3. Methods for the determination are described

SOVA 17- 51)- 1 --101)-1
Gonc(,~jit rat ion ind Detc rm,naT,.cn of T races of Si!,.,e ~ , Copper; Lead , Zinc lcont . )
Minimurn allIOLIlIts determined by concentration from t !,ter of water by either
niethod are (in N, /liter,' -. Ap- N, Cu ~;- 102 Pb i- 10, Zri 5-10.
P. K.
Card 2 12-

LIBINA., R.I.; I-1ARGOLIN, ---.S.; MILLER, A.D.; SM-GEYEV, Ye.A.
Method for analyzing natural waters and water extracts with
extraction concentration of diethyldithdocarbamate microelements.
Trudy VITR no.3:317-337 161. NIHA 15:7)
(Water, Lnderground--knalysis)
(Trace elenents) (Carbarraic acid)

S 12
3 C"/B -, 0
I
Ser,,eyev, Ye. A leshichins?aya,
I T c d, i, 0 fE i m i - q u a n r i t a t i v e a n a 1 Ys i s o f m e t a 11 o m e t r i c
litlhium, b(~ry'lium, boron and fluorine
j
19 6 2 , 16 2, -.-b s '. r t-~ c t
q 101 X C L L -2't~fk,' LL'.jVn,"~' zlnur.,.al. KhI:-.Jyi, no. 5,
(33rul. nauch--o-tekhr,. informa., i,'-vo teol. i orkhrany
nedr SSSR, --c. 2(13), 13/59, 108-109)
XT 7.-at"-od '-as been developed of simultaneous determination o. Li,
3e.. 3 u..a -7, to,c-ther ,.-"Uh -uh-e dt-zermination of some scores of other
--e-nents. -2i-.e spectrum is excited by introducing the dispersed
Of t*-e into t~,e are dischar-e between horizontal co-.-Der electrodes.
'2.-- obtain t',,.e excess of" Ca in the discharge zone, .,rl~ich is needed to -.Corm
-oleo-alar bands of CaF 2 an,-', to reduce the influence of the b-~se, the
'Ehed sam7oles are mixed with CaCO-. in the volume ratio of ~1:1. F is
0
-olecular band 52c,'0
atar:,,fne,; b~ Be by bands 2346, 31'1 and 2650
t 4
7 .7 A . - -a-
2 and 2,'96 The simulu neous determina on of Li is
C a r d 1 /22

211 12
f ~'-ap i U a Ilt I ,r._. 31491/3101
'707 For tilis t,, cus!~rjtte on tine I:C7-28
,er-orr-c;r; :~er band G 1L
is movE!d to thu ri~--,i-it of Lhe usual stop, and in the case of
Or-U-22 (13P-:2), by turnin, the collimation -'Airror the spectrum is
d-splaced in suc.-, a way that its red rq;ion is placed ~ mm from the edge of
The phozo--raphing is performied on tv.,o plates: an ordinary
llal"C.Si cn a "panch.-or." plate. The 7)ower of the
~-rc --UI.-"-nt IS 2C a, cx7osl-ire V5 sec, the slit of Si~, samrie --,.ei,~~ht 200 =E;.
e a-~,oaratus ~E?-2 (-VR-2) can be used for introd~zcin~ th--~ sau-.-,Ie into
disc!-arE;e. Th e funne7 1 ;th the -,.es-~ o~' this ap-paratus must be
r~o7aceld- b-v a small vibr--tin~; chute. The interpretation of spectroCraphs
i :3 oerfoi-;:'.&d b,.- the of weakeninE. Renroduction
Z'
- v tle cases the results of the repeated experiments
c
differ but-,-.-een 200 and :500 ie sei7,sitivity of azialyses for Be and B
7 i r, . 0- -2 v i C.-
2 - 1 .0 F 2 0 is Suffic4ently close Uo
U-arke 3 values. 1-'ibstrLcterls note: Comnlaze tranZiatiori..'
C -n r d 2,,'2

S/08 1/6 2 /000/ 006/031/117
B1 02/Bl 01
.',UTHORS: Stepanov, ?. A., Sergeyev, Ye. A., Belobragina, Lt. V.
TITLE: A method for semiquantitative spectral analysis of
metallometrical samples for rare alkaline elements
,-Ei,IODIC,iL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 6, 1962, 126, ab tract
6D67 (Bvul. nauchno-tekhn. inform. M-vo geol. i okhrany nedr
SSISR, no. 3 (20), 1959, 69-91)
TZ""."- A Riethod is proposed for quick semiquantitative spectral analysis
of netallometrical samples for Li, Rb, and Cs. A K vapor excess is
4
produced Ln an arc to stabilize the plasma temperature in the arc
discharGe, to raise the sensitivity, and to eliminate the effect of
variable 7 and Na content of natural samples on the analytical results.
The surface of the sample placed on an electrode is moistened with
alcohol and 2-3 drops of M solution (0. 5 ml of 20r,~ 01) are added.
lines 6707.8 0 and 8126.5 IRL (Li), 7847.6 ~ or 7800.2 a (Rb), and 8521.1
kcs) are used for analysis. Spectroscopic conditions: current strength
2,D a, electrode channel 4mm wide, 3 mm high, exposure 40 sec.. A high
Card 1/2

S/081/62/000/006/031/117
metho.] for semiquantitative B102/B101
sensitivity (0.0002-/,) for Li, Rb, and Cs determination is reached by using
"-.nfra-6'O" plates. An ~11'R-51 (ISP-51) spectrograph with an Y&84 OF-84)
car.-tera (lap slit of apparatus) is most efficient for the analysis. The
1~risinatic arrangement corresponds to the spectral range 6500-9000 9 being-,
placed only on the left-hand side of the plate (9 - 12 cm). The number
of spectra per plate may reach 210 when the photographs are taken
successively, first on the left half of the plate and then, after turning: 'V;
0
by 180 , on the right half. The conditions of applicability of the present
method with the spectrographs OCi-28 (ISP-28) and ~ICt7-22 (ISP-22) are also
given. The blackening of the analytical lines is measured with a micro- 1,
.photometer. The spectral quality is controlled by comparing the K-line
blackening and the background. In the range 0.6005 - 0.05~ the concentra-4,
tions are estimated from log C-versus-S plots on special forms; each
plate is exposed to 5 standards (with respect to two spectra).
Reproducibility of results: for Li and Cs, in 85-/*'0" of the cases repeated
results are within a -twofold, for Rb within a threefold concentration
range. Ab*stracter's note: Complete translation.]
Card 2/2

24 (7 07/-,' 8 - 2 3 -9 - 41-15 7
AUTHORS: Stepanov, P. A., Sergeyev, Ye. A., Belobrajina, V. , Tueshchins-
kaya, Y1. S.
TITLL: A Rapid Spectral Analysis of iJetallcmetric Samples "Nith Respect
to Alkali, Boron, Fluorine, -and Other Elemcnts
PLIHIODICAL: Izvestiy-a Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheskaya, 195c),
Vol 23, Nr 9, PP 114Q - 1150 WSSR)
ABSTRACT: By the mass-spectral analysis the elements Li, Rb, Cs, B, F,
and Be are not determined with sufficient accuracy. The f-irst
three of these eleiaents may, if the pulverized samples are
evaporated from a channel of 'he carbon electrode, be deter-
mined with sufficient accuracy. The lines used for the analysis
with resDect to these elements are then given, in which case
the content of these elements was determined accordino td-the
absolute blackening of the lines. The error is given as amount-
ina to 0.0002%. The calibration carves for the determinatior
of these three element's are shown by figure 1, and it is found

1 that 'he mineralogical state of the samples does nott, e3sentially
Card 1
2 influence the results. The analysis of Letallometric samples

A Rapid Spectral Anfilysis of .-lietallometric Samples jVith SOV/4,8-213-9-44/57
L
Respect to Alkali, 3oron, Fluoi-if,&, and Other zAe_,,,c-r;t3
with respect to boron, lithiumq and beryllium, with a simul-
tanc-ous deteraiination of some ten other elements, is carried
out by the introduction of powder into the arc discharge, in
which case copper electrodes are used. Lines are given, accord-
ing to which boron, lithium, and beryllium were determined. In
the determination of fluorine calcium carbonate was added to
the samDles in order to be able to reproduce the CaF band. It
was found on this occasion that the addition of calcium dimini-
shes the influence of the base material in the determination
of Be, B, and Li. The error in these analyses is given as
1o-4 for boron, . -4
amountin.- to 2 to 5 lo for lithium, and to
5.10-
2,'o' f(-- fluorine. There are 1 figure and 4 Soviet references.
Card 2/2

SOKOLOV, I.Yu.; AYDINOYAN, N.Kh.; BFJEKHOVA, V.N.; BRODSKIY9 A.A., starshiy
nauchnyy sotrudnik; GLEBOVICHy T.A.; DAIMATOVA, T.V.; KOMAROVA, A.I.;
KOMAROVA, Z.V.; KOPYLOVA, M.M.; KUDRYAVTSEVA, M.M.; LIBINA2 R.I.;
LOGINOVAp L.G.; MARGOLIN, L.S.; MARKOVA, A.I.; MEDVEDEV, Yu.L.;
MILLER, A.D.; MULIKOVSKAYA, Ye.P.; NECHAYEVA9 A.A.; OZEROVA, N.V.;
PALKINA, I.M.; FETROPAVWVSKAYA, L.A.; POPOVA, T.P.; REZNIKOV, A.A.;
MM6=Y-e,,A,.; SETKINA, O.N.; STEPANOV, P.A.; SUVOROVA, Ye.G.
Ee-a-s-ed-1; SHERGINA, Yu.P.; PANOVA, A.I., red.izd-va; IVANOVA,
f
A.G., tekhn.red.
(Hiethodological handbook on the determination of microcomponents
in natural waters during prospecting for ore deposits] Metodicheskoe
rukovodstvo po opredeleniiu mikrokomponentov v prirodnykh vodakh
pri poiskakh rudrqkh mestorozhdenii. Moskva, Gos.nquchno-tekhn.
izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrane nedrp 1961. 287 p, jMIRA 14:7)
1. Vsesoyuzrqy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut gidrogeologii i
inzhenernoy geologii (for Sokolov, Brodskiy, Glebovich, Ozerava,
Kudryavtseva, Loginova, Markova, Medvedev, Belekhova, Palkina,
(Continued on next card)

SOKOLOV, Iju,,-(continued) Card 2.
Popavat Petropavlovskaya). 2. Institut geologil rudnykh Mesto-
rozhdeniy, petrografii, mineralogii i geokhimii AN SSSR (for
Aydinlyan). 3. Vsesoyum3yy nauchn,.-;--i'ssledovatelIskiy institut
metodiki i tekhniki razvedki (for Millerv Sergeyev, Margolin).
4. VsesayuzxWy nauchno-issledovatellskiy geologichesldy institut
(for MuJdkovskayat Reznikov). 5. Vsesoy-uzmyy nauchno-issledava-
tellskiy institut minerallnogo syr~ya (for Komarove., A.).
(Prospecting-Geophysical methods)
(Water, Underground----An&Lysi.9)

FOLIKA111FOCHKIN, V.V.; POLIKktFOOK JNA, R.T.; 3ERGEYEV, Ye.A.,
kand. geol.-miner. na-uk, otv. red.
[Biogeochemical prospecting for mineri-.1 deposits] Biogeo-
khimicheskie poiski mestorozhdenii polezn-ykh iskopaeirykll.
E,oskva, Izd-vo "Nauka," 1961,. 104 p. (MIRA 17:5)

TAUSON, L.V., doktor geol.-miner. nauk, otv. red.; DUBOV, H.I.,
red.; POZRARITSKAYA, L.K., red.; POLIKARFOCHKIN) V.V.,
red.; 3ERGEYEV, Ye.A.) red,; KLIIITSOVA, I.A., red.izd-va;
SINKINA, G.S.y tekhn. red.
(Geachemistry of ore deposits] Geokhimiia rudrqkh mestorozh-
denii. Moskva, Izd-vo "Nauka," 1964. 130 p. (KIRA 17:4)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Sibirskoye otdeleniye. Institut geo-
khimii.

SERGE YE-V) - Ye. D.
Semiautomatic chamfering machine. Mashinostroenie no.4:114
Jl-Ag 162. (MIRA 15-9)
(Cutting machines)

77-:
777-.- 7-'--~
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r-j~;'
and Ah And Hit
fl, Ljj) Liv,
Of tpw F'
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lish translation) C 5 B. M. R.
NT~~

BIZIN, P. S.; VERESECRAGIN, G. P.; .SERGEYEV Ye. L.
1-::~
Apparatus for dispatcher communications in mines. Ugolt Ukr.
no.10:38-39 0 162. (MIRA 15:10)
(Mine communications)

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NOW devcl(,PmtnU in methods of defernumng hedt of
wetting of "S and sail materiAs L. M.
Pedolofy W.S.S.U.j 1946, :M--'P)(). A dtAtting .,wl .1,
019 icription of a im.lificAl ion of tile An friam- , -ii
00 (Nauch. Agran. Zhar. No. 10 Q!Qj); 1. 7*e,h. NI
(U.S.S.R.) J, N'Ili. 2 3 Ault
0 %tsuction 44 this C-AlIffinletvr 1wrillits tile U~ off (III %ampl.
witlit)ut,li,ttlrl)illgtlicir~ttlicitire.
ing the lwat of wetting of soili are discwwd. Tlw tviiii,
At which the delo. iq inadc i* of great imixrUnLe. At 4'
the dctn. gives the highest value. 313 referenci-s.
J. S. J'-ffr-
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The problem of cofrelAting a numbet of piroperties of
the *oil, U, ~ NJ. ,-~,Kecv. I -t-k At..,k- t .- 10-47
2. lm 1-1 S~ lim,lig.ov.1 Ill, cwl.Lm.... kt . ......
1, ."1 J."y"ll. , Ill.. --., it
III, Owm I- thl, she dma I'l x1ol"Im W.'.
-s -I , C., I JS. 67.;M', Ill I.11101 OIC IIII'M .11111 ItISN-
Ittolwme. tit I llutillirr ul %4td, ali'l flivir 4.1mr.
ii,raj is, tit*t. it,,. iwii )f %vttin. 'nic ljiiy,.
..J illl%t,, tit elitirtt itill kmslillitC. ijil.trIl allol I A.'sti'll itV.
Arrimirm, ts,bitsittar ~olmivtz. gray fors,'t hwil. ., I.I.Itit
M--. retio.s. alld 'll"tilut-bro.-TI -11 et,
~Iwll.d A., Fit, licat I( c,crting uIssm ,Ig Orm viith
~- N.,. aml If ..I, lkat., .,it- givell .)It file Ill"lk J
.m.I I h,,,,. --pll. .,( the A."s. 111clitintled A
I % c. 1, Ill- Ir ,( I tic c'.11cri't , Of 111ITL r"It
-1131.1tictl .",I lit III I.V liv.1tophilic: mmiciv.
ljjl~ .111.WIWII .111.1 II.-IV IICIIJ ss.jtVr Atill
me gli,cll f-,t fill. Gnmd Illm III- I
L tic I'm
,1 2 1 1 .11.1 2,*_'3 is, ttis - I
lit 2 M, Its 1;1 1, . fra, 11"It. S. caled, c
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Ill, Is it.% . 0 ,,1, rill
f!:e _,.ss% .-I. m-tuie C.tp-lty Ols,.w
.),III HV ll~lnx III,
q!,-t, -4 f...... I 1., 11), ,
hIT--r,W % aving Ill cIiV C-m!vrIt
swild give It, lic.;t OT.,t 111.11 is--
tit, fOrIUAt"m .4
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IT- I. pr, at, ,, it#, rar" .I f 11, dIf .
if I ;. I p.. IV k n axsd le-, II'C.
I I,. if 1 0- d- -- , the vm-
1-h-twitv (Ill 1,14 fr.;

i.-M
Classification of soils In the ljtbt of Lomonoww's book an
the *arth*1 layers. H. Xf. bergrev. Vritnik Jfojkm.
U.i,,. S. N,.~ H. Sfr. pr-s -rr , 'a. 5,
.Irar jj.*jjwn, Nawk N
M-M(19150).-A review. showing film f-01110fin4OV'11 PrOl"'
~tl .1 IM of a serif. baxi, or snit clamilic4tims 14 a -91041101e
b.i,44. fitting "I'Alern ideaq. W. I:ilrl

Y-~'. m.
Soil Mech,-2iies
Historical reasons for developing soil mechanics into an independent science in the
e-Doch of Stalin five year plans. Vest. Mosk. un. 5 no. 10, 1950.
November, lq-~,2
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, -19ffx. Unclassified.

Sv',RGZY-EV, YE. 14.
Soils - Classification
Classification of sands according to granular composition.,
Uch. zap. Mosk. un, no. llt9, 1951.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
March, 1952- UNCLASSIFIM .

SZRGEYE~r, Y"~. %-.. I, OC:
. - I S. 3.
soils
Possibilities of freeing compound water from soils.,
Uch. zap. 14osk. un., no. 10, 1551.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
March, 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

SE'RG=, Ye. Y.
Water. Underground
Method of detenaining the heat of wetting in soils.
E.M. Sergeev. Uch. zap. Mosk. un. No. 149, 1951.
Monthly List of Russian -Accessions, Library of Congress,
March., 1552- UNGLASSIFIm-

The Cc=lttee on Stalin Prizes (of the Co-mc:U of Hinitters USSR) in the &fields of
science and inventions announces that the follovUg scientific works, papAar acien-
tific and textbooks bave been submitted for competItion for St-111n Prizes for
the years 19~ and 1953. ( a Kultura, %3acow, 21k), 22-40, 20 Feb Apr 1954)
Title of Work Tiuminated by
Sergeyev, Ye. M. "General Soil Studies" Moscow State University imeni
M. V. Lomonosov
SO: W-3o6o4, 7 JulY 1954

Si~IlGtYEV, L. 114.
Generil science on soils. Textbook for students of t-e Geological Department at
the StFAe Universilty. LAoskva. Izd-vo Moskovskogo universiteta, 1952. 352 D. (53-15302)
S591.S47

Czd. -Ccl.
an c-essJ onr Lib rai-y of Con~-res~, De--tducr 19C~2, cSTVj--~T',-

+

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Characteristics at the sand sediments of Wed Kati;
0
Kum&. and
Votxik
Ser. i Fat"Iveff Rank
'121-32(1953)."Pour genetic classes and b~~
A4rVAOJ~14
of sand sediments In, the Kira-Kutna regloas we dis- -.w-
tin 1) del stions, with Interspersed Clayish
ts
A
d
d
i
d
r
h
-
men
ne ban
er
vt
Mal t
e trans-
s,
;
gression th p n seal (3) lacushriwsands* (4)
Aeolian n
d v
d f
Th
l
h
m (2)
. -
o-
e
ro
e geo
., t
y
i
call d Tiul e characteristics am given.. The
g
fractions of 0.10-0.25 mm. are predominant.
loolml compn. of the sands Is normal'. QuaTU, W&M, am
~
te
hlb
d
&Ij
o
, &a
e am the chief ponents and ruled. mp
t
o" MIUM6 M Only ;~ in the beavy fractions.
--
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and S04
Amoug the IJtD- and HCI-wl. wmPoness", Ca
id C(h-- mostly
am the most abundant Ns*' K*, Cl-. IM
~Wbotdlnzte, and ?4g#l Is variable In vA& limits, ewMentit
dependent on the presence of dolomite. The come. of
CaSOS (gyps In tbose.parts of the basins-(VO4,12
-
b
d
it
i
b
b
etis su
to a
ma
a
jecte
which the sands
t
solar Irradiation; In a highly arld ellutate, Is mwfe evMent
by a chem. proffle of the Demirdshan pan on the doM of
which the 6trichment Id CASO. Is W41" Coolary
4
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I
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.
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ments (
suction in the highly porous,se
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r
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s p
o
to 50-100 Cm. beight 6 e3[perfineaMy in~. The
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transmittance (pertneability) for HsO wd PeWs on
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h
o
f
h
d
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e san
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SERGEM, Ya.M.
Soviet soil mechanics as one of the chai)ters of geological science. Vest.
Mosk.un. 8 no.3:7-19 Mr '53. NLRA 6;6)
1. Kafedra grantovedeniya. (Soil mechanics)

SE'-qa'YEV, Ye.M.
Granular mineralogical classification of sands. Vest.Mosk.un. 8
no.12:101-109 D 153. WaA 7: 2 )
1. Kafedra grantovedoniva. (Soils--Classification) (Sand)

PETROVSKIY, I.G.; VOVCHE14KO, G.D.; SALISHCHEV, K.,~L.; SERGEM I ~-;
KOSKVITIN, V.V.; SRETENSKIY, L.V.; GELIFOND, V.V.-,
ALEKSANDROV, P.S.; SCBOMV, S.L.; BAMALOV, S.B.; OGU3ALOV, P.M.;
KREYNES, M.A.; MYASNIKOV, F.V.; ZHIDKOV, M.P.; GALIFERN, S.A.;
ZnGAMINA-SLUDSKAYA, M.A.
Vsevolod Aleksandrovich Kudriavtsov; obituary. Vaet.Mosk.un. 8
no.12:129 D '53. (MLRA 7-2)
(Kudriavtsev, Vsevolod Aleksandrovich, 1885-1953)

F- R (Jr L , -'L v 11,c . T\ I -
ussR/Geap~hysics
- Ground's Composition FD-1242
Card 1/1 Pub. 129-4/25
Author Sergeyev, Ye. M.
Title Interconnection between the mineralogical and granulometric composition
of grounds.
Periodical : Vest. Moak. un., Ser. fizikomat. i yest. nauk, 9, No 1, 41-50, Feb 1954
Abstract : Concludes that it is still difficult to analyze the influence of the
various natural processes upon the manifestation of an interconnection
between the mineralogical and granulometric composition of grounds. A
greater accumulation of data is needed in order to utilize grounds for
engineering-constructional purposes. Gives a number of tables shoving
the correlation between ground components and physical characteristics
for various c on grounds.
Institution : Chair of Ground Science
Submitted : September 9, 1953

SERUM, Ye.M.
Concerning the interrelationship between the mineralogical and
granulometric compostition of soils. Vest.Hosk.un. 9 no.2:4i-';g Y '54.
(KLRA ?:5)
1. Kafedra --runtovedeniya. (Soils--Analysis)

:3 L f~ "T E
USSR/Geophysics Limestones FD-1-211
Card 1/1 Pub. 129-14/19
Author t Sergeyev, Ye. M.
Title Problem of the content of organic matter in limestones
Periodical Vest. Mos. un., Ser. fizikomat. i yest. nauk, 9, No 5, 133-136,
Aug 54
Abstract The author presents the content of calcium carbonate and organic
substance in limestones of the Upper Devonian in Ullyanovskaya
Oblast'; namely, in the Famenskiy and Franskly formations (stages)
and the horizons Yeletskiy, Zadonskiy, Livonskiy, Yevlanovskiy,
Semilukskiy and Voronezhskiy, at various depths (1500-1900 =eters).
He poses the problem of whether it is possible to determine the
genetic type of paleontologically uncertain limestones from their
content of orgaaic substance. Further work is necessary to solve
this problem. Reference: N. M. "True roles of bacteria in the
formation of carbonate rocks," Izv- AN SSSR, Ser. geol., No 3, 1948.
Institution : Chair of Ground Science
Submitted : June 15, 1954

L
USS~Z//Gieophysics Filtration retardation FD-1137
Card 1/2 Pub. 129-1/23
Author : Sergeyev. Ye. M.
VV_
Title : Role of the chemico-mineralogical composition of matter in the process
of retarding filtration in sands
Periodical : Vest.Noek. un., Ser. fiz4komat. i yest. nauk, 9, No 7, 3-18, Oct 1954
Abstract : The author states that the necessity for sharply decreasing ih-e' filtra-
tion capacity of sandy grounds frequently arises in the construction of
damr,, canals, and irrigation systems. He remarks that the problems con-
nected with such retardation of filtration [kollmatats:7.ya] have been
mainly studied by: R. Eliassen ("Clogging of a Rapid Sand Filter,"
J. American Water Works Assn., 33, No 5Y 1941); v. P. Kryshtul ("Study
of retarding capacity of quartz filters of municipal water works sta-
tions," candidate 'dissertation, Acad. of Communal Economy, 1951); Yu. M.
Shekhtman ("Filtration of slightly concentrated mixtures of liquid with
suspended solid'particles," Inzh. sb. In-ta mekh. AN SSSR (Engineering
Symposium of Inst. of Mechanics, Acad. Sci. USSR], XIV, 1953); D. M.
Mints ("Kinetics of filtration of slightly concentrated aqueous suspen-
sions in water purifying filters," DAN SSSRy 72, 1951); T. A. Negovskaya
("'Kollmatatsiyal as a me 'thod for fighting filtration from channels,"
Gidrotekh. stroitellstvo, No 7Y 1949); and F. I. Pikalov ("Methods
against losses of water to filtration from irrigation channels,"

Card'2/2 , Pub. 129-1/23 FD-1137
Abstract : Agriculture Press, 1952). From his studies the author concludes that
the behavior of filtration in sands is determined essentially by the
chemico-mineralogical composition of the sand, clay and water, and that
the general lowering of the coefficient of filtration of sands can be
made 100 times lower as a result of retardation of filtration fkollmata-
siya].
Institution : Chair of Ground Science
Submitted: : July 10, 1954

USSR/Geopiiys i c sLand improvement
Cai-d 1/1 Pub. 12r--16/2,:~
FD-161-1
Authcr Sergeyev, Ye. M.; Polyakov, S.S.; and Kuprina, G. A.
Title ill~r_ovemen't of sandy land by silt deposition from flood waters which
erode denuded hills
Periodical Vest. Mosk. un., Ser. fizikomat. i yest. nauk, 9, No 8, 109-116,
Dec 1954
Abstract The author remarks that Ikolmatatsiyal (improvement of land by silt
deposition) applied to sandy land is one of the most successful meth-
ods for decreasing their water permeability, as experimentally demon-
strated by Ye. M. Sergeyev ("Role of chemico-mineralogical composition
of material in the kolmatatsiya processing of sandy land," ibid. No 10,
1954). The authors discuss investigations conducted in the southern
border of the sandy massif of Western Kara-Kumy in the region of Take
Chokrok (60 km northeast of the city of Kazandzhik) and Oraz-Kuym land-
mark (60 km north of the city of Yizyl-Arvat), Lake Chokrok being 8
square kilometers. They conclude that their results possess great
practical significance for the creation of artificial reservoirs and
impounds in the sandy foothills of the Kopet-Dag valley.
Institution Chair of Ground Science
Submitted September 14, 1954

SKR"T6V, Ye, 14.
Organic matter content of limestones. Vest.Kosk. un.9 no.8:
133-135 Ag '54. (KI-RA 7:12)
1. Xafedra gruntovedeniya.
(Limestone)

~r The role of thernical and minersliVical compoxinon or
the materWs used In the process of silting of sandy soils.
H. NI. Sergecy. l4trinik 11nikor. Univ. 9, No. 10, Scir.
Fiz-4141. i EsMstvm. Alauk No. 7, 3-tg(IQU)~For Lou-
struction of Iffigation !,y3tems, sbip canals, weirs, and dams,
the poronity of a saudy va can be decreased by percolating
j Arough It a water suspension of very small particles, prefer-
'ably of clay. The presence of water-sol. udts, ("it ex-
change cations) greatly affeet3 this process. Lab. expts.
art reported in treatmen t of a fine-grain quartz %and with a.
siftfill tniateriAl varying in dispersity Irma 86% of < 0.001-
rrrmi- racdoet of d bentonite to an argillaccous soil of 0.0a,-
0.01-min. particle size, contg. 3.60.70 water-sol. salts and
4.14% gypsum. These argillaccois materials were tuade
into suspensions of about 0.1% conen. Dispersing agents
used were Na4PA, NasCO,, or water glass. In one set of
expts. the water permeability of the sand sms decreased to
iabout 0.001 of
1~i~_iginal value
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SnGEY-b'V, Ye.M.; POLTAKOV. S.S-, KUPRINL. G.A.
Vest.Xojk.,j_,,,.q no.12:109-116
Flood watir BILIr, d8PG,3itIr)r- W! "ais
D 154. Wa 8:3)
1. Kafeddra grunto7ederAY-A.
(Kara Kum---Silt)
Ir

N15
632.898
.07
SERGEYEV, Ye. M.
Ornatskiy, N. V. Issledovaniye Pi-otsessa Kollmatatsii Peskov (Investigation
of the process of improving land by sand depostion, by) N. V. Ornatskiy,
Ye. M. Serp-evey, i Yu. M. Shekhtman. Moskva, Izd-vo Moskovskogo Universiteta,
1955.
181 p. diagrs., graphs, tables.
Bibliography: p. 178-180.

SERGRYEV. Ye. M., professor, doktor geologo-mineralogichookikh nauk
The Moscow University is 200 years old. Naulm i shizal 22
no.5:1-4 My 155 (Moscow University) (MLOA 8:6)
..1

GARANINA, U.S., redaktor; TERMOVA, D.P.,
5 " ,
%C- lea re
Mikhail Mikhailovich Filatov. (Moskva] Izd-vo Moskovskogo Univ..
1956. 51 P. (Mm'-10:1)
(Filatov. MikMil Mikhailovich, 18',7-1942)

SERGEYEV, Yt~:. 1A., Professor
11~.' ~
1,.eoretical Princi-oles of EmTineoring-Crcolwical Estimates of -Rocks o-f
Arid Zcnes," Lomonscv Lactures in 1956, Vest. Mosk. U., Pliysico Mat'll-, ard Natural
T
Sciences Series, 4, lo. 6, p, 147-160j, 1956, Geolo, Faculty
p
Translation U-3,054AL3

SERGRYKV, Ye.M.; BUROLIVA., E.M.
Problems of soil science and engineering geolog7 in the Russian
periodical literature in the 19th and in the beginning of the 20th
centuries. Vest.Mook.un.11 no.2:113-117 7 '56. (MLRL 9:8)
1. Kafedra gruntovedeniya i inzhenornoy geologii.
(Soil mechanics) (Burayleva, I.M.)

15-1957-7-8881
.Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 7,
p I (USSR)
AUTHOR: Gordeyev, D. I., Sergeyev, Ye. N1.
TITLE: Geology Department of the k'1GU on the Bicentennial
Anniversity of the University. "Geologictieskiy
k
fakultet MGU k 200-letiyu universiteta (1755-1955))
PERIODICAL: Uch. Zap. Mosk. un-t, 1956, Nr 176, pp 5-15
ABSTRACT: Geology was originally taught at Moscow University as
a branch of natural history in the department of medi-
cine and partly in the departmeiit of philosophy. An
important role in the teaching of geology was played
by the Museum of Natural History at the University,
which contained a mineral display compartme-,it -- the
nucleus of the subsequently organized mineralogical,
geological, paleontological and petrographical museums
of the University. A course in mineralogy and agri-
culture was established in 1804; in 1835 a course in
Card 1/3 mineralogy and geognosy was separated from it, and

15-1957-;T-9981
Geology Department of the MGU on the Bicentennial Anniversary of
the University (Cont.)
geological-soils department was established at the University;
it was subsequently reorganized in 1949 as a geology depart-
ment and its soils division was adjoined to the department of
biology. On its 200th anniversary the department of geology
included 14 courses of study: dynamic geology; historical and
regional geology; paleontology; geology and geochemistry of
fossil fuels; geophysical methods of investigation of the
earth's crust; geochemistry; crystallography and crystal-
lochemistry; mineralogy; petrography; hydrogeology; soils and
engineering geology; permafrost; andithe history of geological
sciences. 'The article includes lists of professors and names
of courses, and indicates the scope of the scientific-research
work.
Card 3/3 D. 1. Gordeyev

SXRGNYBV. YO.M.
--
Bound water in soils and Its affect on their dispersion and
microstructure. Uch.2ap.Xosk.un. no.176:221-231 '56.
(Soil moisture) (Soil particles) ()= 9:12)

p .:
)i . . .1 1i
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m6Rozov, s.s.; SERUM, Te M - FADEYFV, P.I.
-
Kara Kum sands. Uch.zap.Mosk.un. no.177:3-8 156. WaA 10:5)
(Kara Kum--Sand)

,
r -,
Principles for compiling a granular-chemical-mineralogical
classification of soils. Uch.zap.MoRI,:.un. no.177:85-97 '56.
(MLEA 10:5)
(Soils--Classification)

15-57-10-14695
Translation from; Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 10,
p 221 (USSR)
AUTHORS: S.ergeyev, Ye. M., Vakhtangova, A. 'N.
TITLE: The Relationship Between the Optimum Compressive Load
and the Grain-Size Distribution in Soil (Zavisimost'
optimallnoy nagruzki uplatneniya ot granulometri-
cheskogo sostava gruntov)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Mosk. un-ta, Nr 177, pp 193-20001Z
APSTMACT: The author presents the concept of optimum compressive
load on clay soils introduced by him (Vestn. Mosk,
an-ta, 1959, Nr 10J. He suggests that the value of the
optimum load depends on the grain-size distribution in
the soil, i.e., on its degree of dispersion. He cites
the results of experiments on ten samples of various
clay soils. The experiments confirm the hypothesis
concerning the indicated relationship between value of
optimum compressive load and grain dispersion in the
Card 1/2 soil, and leads one to conclude that there is a

SICH MYXV, Ye.M.
Principles underlying a geological study of rocks in arid regions
for construction engineering purposes. Test. Hook. un. Ser. biol..
pochv., 9601-, geog. 12 no.1:83-95 157. (HLRA. 10:11)
1. Kafedra gmntovedeniya i inzhenernoy geologii Moskovskagattgosu-
darstvennogo universiteta.
(Geology, Economic) (Building materials)

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- 1- 7 -:_ - -V
SPIRGEYEV, Ye.m.
Development of the geological science at the Moscow
40 years of Sloviet rule. Test. Moak. un. Ser. biol.,
12 no.3.-3-17 157.
(Moscow University) (Geology)
University during the
pochv., geol., geog.
(MIRA 10:12)

AUTHORS:- ,- otseru 20-3
ot L. A. e;rgeyev, Te. M. -31/52
TITLE: On the Problem of the Genesis of "Greyish-Blue" Loamy
Rocks of the Lower Course of the Ob'River
(K voprosu o genezise "sizykh" suglinkov doliny nizhnego
techeniya reki Obi)
PERIODICAL: Doklady AN SSSR, 1957, Vol. 117, Nr 39 PP. 471-472 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: These loame are widely distributed in Western Siberia.
Neither their age nor the genesis were researched exactly.
In the-district of the villages Kondinskoye - Berezovo
they are tied to high-water mark of the Obtriver, and they
oftenly occur in the block of the flood district. Their
rook exposures are oftenly accompanied by landslides. The
occurrence of these rocks in the upper part of ferriferous
intermediate layers, as well as accumulations of the same
kind of marbles is characteristic. One of the properties
of the mentioned loams is represented by a high content of
exchange - Na, (an the averaCe 82 % of the absorptive
power) and water 'soluble salts. The dry residue of the
water extract exceeds 1 %, whilat in the other rocks
occurring here, it amounts to some hundredth ~- as a rule.
Card 1/3 With respect to the granulometric properties these loams

On the Problem of the Genesis of "Greyish-Blue" Loamy 20-3-31152
Rocks of the Lower Course of the ObI River
depression had low temperatures. Predominating of kao-
linite and hydromica, as well as small quantities of
gypsum and carbonates prove that. It had a low degree
of alkalinity according to the fresh water supply by
mighty streams. During the following period the original
Obl-delta advanced to the district of the former bay. The
shore sediments came under reducing conditions. With
respect to this fact, they got the greyis-blue coloring
in connection with ferrous oxide forms and organic substances.
Further delta swamping led to the formation of swamp ore in
the upper part of the loams.
ASSOCIATION: Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov (Moskovskiy
gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova.)
PRESENTED: July 5, 1957, by N. M. Strakhov, Academician
SUBMITTED: July 1, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 3/3

SERVIMN, Ye.m.
All-Union conference on soil stabilization. Nauch.dokl.vys.shkoly;
geol.-nauki no.IP:212-?13 '58. WFA 12:6)
(Soil stabilization)