SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHELAMOV, V.A. - SHELECHNIK, M.M.

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AUTHOR: Paisov,_A. I. (Candidate of technical sciences); Kolpashnikair, A. L (Doctor'
of technical sciences, Professor); Tsipulin, 1. P (Engineer); Shel
amov, V
(Candidate of technical sciences) _-1
ORG: Moscow Aviation Technology Institite (Moskovskiy aviatsionnyy tekhnologicheskiy
institut)
TITLE: Dependence of the structure and properties of sintered aluminum povder pn
the temperature of sintering and the de:gree of deformation duri-ngrol-l-in
SOURCE: Moscow. Aviatsionnyy tekhnolog:Lcheskiy institut. Trudy, no. 62, 1965.
Obrabotka davleniyem legkikh splavov (Pi-essure working of light alloys), 22-29
TOPIC TAGS: sintered aluminum powder, rietal grain structure, ultimate strength,
plasticity, plastic deformation, elongation
ABSTRACT: High- temperature sintering of: aluminum powder at >500*C, employed with the
object of degassing this powder so as to eliminate from it the oxide phase present
in a hydrated state within this powder, also has disadvantages of its own since it
contributes to the formation of such microstructural defects as striae of structu-
rally free aluminum, bubbles, cracks, ard the partial presence of pseudogranular
structure (each pseudograin corresponds to a particle of the original lumpy powder).
In this connection the authors investigated APS-1 aluminum powder containing 7.1%
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Fig. 1, Effect of degree of
cold deformation
during rolling on the
ultimate strength (a)
and relative elonga-.
tion (b) of SAP;
tests at 500"C.,
group No. 1; 2 group
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Al 0. and having a bulk weight of 1.4 j,,/cm3. The powder was briquetted at a unit pr4fir-
suie of 40 kg/mm2; the briquets were sintered for 8 hr at 6000C (group 1) and 6500C
(group 2). The sintered briquets were pressed into blanks at 500% for 1 min under a
unit pressure of 60 kg/mm2. The blanks were clad with technically pure Al of a thick-
ness amounting to 5% in proportion to 1--hickness of blank and hot-rolled, by the me-
thod proposed by A. I. Kolpashnikov et al. (V sb. Novyye tekhnologicheskiye protsessy
pri obrabotke metallov davleniyem, Obo-congiz, 1963, pp. 99-103), into 4 mm thick
sheets. This was followed by cold rolling with reduction of thickness to 3, 2, 1 and
0.5 mm. Subsequent tests of ultimate al.rength and plasticity showed that on the whole
the SAP specimens in group 1 are stronger but less plastic than the specimens in
group 2. Metallographic examination revealed that the structure of SAP in group 2
contains a large number of striae of al-.ructurally free Al. By contrast for the SAP
in group I the number of these striae ::a extremely limited, which accounts its higher
strength and lower elongation. For SAP in group 1 ultimate strength and relative
elongation remain relatively unaffected by the degree of deformation during the rol-
ling of sheets, whereas for SAP in group 2, with their relatively large amounts of
striae of structurally free Al, tests itt 500% indicated a different pattern of vari-
ation in propertiess ultimate strength decreased, and elongation increased, in the
presence of low and medium degrees of ~'eformation (Fig. 1). This may be explained by
the onset of softening in the sectors With structurally free aluminum. Thus, the pre-
sence of strise of structurally free Al not only reduces the strength and enhances
the elongation of SAP but also affects the pattern of variation in these properties
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according to the degree of cold deforauttion of the sheets by rolling. Orig. art. has:~
5 figures.
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AUTHOR: Paisov, A. 1. (Candidate of te:hnical sciences); ~Iiijinikov., I
(Doctor f techni-c`a"r~sciencesj Professor); (Ca didate of chemical
(Engineer);
sciences); eltimov, V. A. (Candidate of technical
sciences)
ORG: Noccow Aviation Technology Institu,,-.e (~bskovskiy aviatsionnyy tekhnologicherkiy
institutV
TITLE: Transformations occurring in alumtnum powder/during its heating
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SOURCE: Moscow. Aviatsionnyy tekhnologicheskiy institut. Trudy, no. 62, 1965.
Obrabotka davleniyem legkikh splavov (Pressure working of light alloys), 30-37
TOPIC TAGS: aluminum powder, powder metal production, heating, aluminum oxide, phase
composition , metal heat treatment
ABSTRACT: The investigation of the changes in the amount and composition of the oxidel
phase in heated Al powder is of great interest to the heating of this powder or to itsi
briquetting in heated state, as well as to the heating of cold-pressed briquets to
temperatures of 6000C and higher, performed for the purposes of degassing and sinter-
ing. The authors performed this investigation on the basis of a method proposed by
L. U. Kotiyeva, since the conventional method of determining A120 in Al powder and
in sintered Al powder (SAP) according to the difference between t9e weight of sample
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and the amount of Al metal fails to take into account the possible changes in the
composition of the oxide phase due to the hydration of A1203 and the decomposition
of hydrated crystals. Kotiyeva's method is based on determining the content of Al
metal by the customary gas-volumetric mathod and then titrating the solution with
H2SO4 in order to determine the total amount of Al in the suspension. The difference
between the total amount of Al and Al metal reveals the amount of Al bound in oxygen
compounds. The amount of A1203 is then determined by calculating the bound Al in terms
of Al2 0 On this basis it is established that, given the current conditions of the
production and storage of Al powder, i:s oxide phase is represented by Al 0 -3H20 .
In the SAP obtained by sintering and pressworking at 4500-5000C the oxide phase is re-
presented by monohydrate of A1203 (A1203-H20)- If the powder or SAP is heated above
550*C, its oxide phase does not contain chemically bound hydrated-crystal moisture
(y-A120 3) . The formation of y-A120 iv not, however, tantamount to the complete degas-
sing of the material: -y-A1203 is h1gh!.y hygroscopic and can absorb moisture chemically,
which accounts for the presence of considerable quantities of moisture in the residue.
The vacuum heating of cold-pressed brLquets at the rate of 50*C/hr results in the
cessation of gas release only at 670-680*C. In view of the change in the composition
(and hence also density) of the oxide phase during heating, the increase in its gravi-
metric content may be accompanied by a decrease in volumetric content. Further, prior
heating in an oxidizing atmosphere for degassing purposes is allowable only in the cast
of properly nodulized powder; heating of non-nodulized powder leads to rapid increase
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I in its content of A1203. Thus the purFose of the nodulization of powder lies not only
p in increasing its pour weight but al6c, in reducing its additional oxidation during
hot degassing or hot briquetting. Frort the standpoint of additional oxidation during
heating, the presence of finer fractims in the nodulized powder is undesirable. The
currently produced nodulized powder ccntains a large proportion of finer particles
and briquetting of such powder in heated state or the high-temperature sintertng of
cold-pressed briquets will inevitably z,ugment the nonuniformity of distribution of the
oxide phase. Orig. art. has: 6 figurev.
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AUTHOR: Gil'dengorn, M. S. (Moscow); Shelamov, V.,A. (Moscow);
Raytbarg, L. Kh. (Moscow)
ORG: none
TITLE: Peculiarities and new trend a i roduction of half-finished
parts from sintered aluminum pow er.V~'&Oort presented at the
seventh All Union Conference _~_njT_owder metallurgyt hold 12 to 14 Oct
1964 in Yerevan
SOURCE: Poroshkovaya metallurgi:ra, no. 12, 1965, 16-19
TOPIC TAGS: sintered aluminum pawder, aluminuid alloy, argon, arc
welding, aluminum platLng
ABSTRACT: The authors elaborate or
Kthe. ~~! tsic parameterA of the
technology of obtaini g bimetallic ube ,kfrom sintered~lluminum
powder (SAP) materiaPlwith a plating igfade of welded aluminum alloy.
Constructive units made of suc -T-ub_es'%ay be joined by contact welding
methods along the plating layer, It is shown that sintering SAP
at temperatures of 600 to 620C and exposure for 20 to 50 hours (de-
pending.on the size of the sintered briquette) yield material with
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low gas saturation, which does not hinder welding by argon-arc-methods.
Orig. art. hass 3 figures. (Based on aui-6-or---sabstractj JAH1
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AUTHOR: Perlin, I .L. (Professor); She.1amov, V. A.
OPG: none
TITLL: Notch toughness of SAP (sintered aluminum powder and Duralumin-ty-pe allo
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;t5UURCE: IVUZ. Tsvetnaya metalurgiya, no. 4, 1966, 114-116
TOPIC TAGS: aluminum powdear aLlok, dispersion strengthened metal. metal
property/SAP aluminum alloy, D-16 aluminum al-1-0y
ABSTRACT: In order to evaluate the behE6vior of SAP alloys under conditions of
plastic working,,a new criterion is proposed. The author introduces "specific notch
toughness" (b ), which is a ratio of notch toughness in mkg/cm2 to tensile strength
in kg/mm2. The temperature dependence of bk was determineA for five alloys:
SAP-1 ( -9% ali~miinum oxide) . SAP-2 C9-- -17% aluminum
.,A 3% aluminum oxide) []jAE---L-Cl3
oxide), sAP-4 7-23% alumin~oxile)1-0 and D-16 (see Fig. 1) . A significant increase
of bk begins efudifferent temperatures, depending on the aluminum oxide content of
alloys. The pattern of the bk-temperature curve reflects the actual behavior of
the alloy under conditions of plastic deformation and its actu&l toughness. For
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Fig. 1. Temperature dependence of bk for
SAP--'
SAP and D-16-type alloys.
SAP-
SAP-J
q12
008- S AP
D_ 16
~16
SAP-h
too zea 300 400 t*
instance, the b of SAP-3 at 500C has a magnitude identical to that of SAP-1 at 250C,
which means that the former alloy requires a higher temperature of plastic deforma-
tion than the latter. Orig. art. has: 3 figures. [TD]
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AUTHOit Kishnev, P. V.; Shelamov, V. A.
ORG: none
TTME': Preparation, properties, and structure of hot-extruded and rolled SAP pipes
SOURCE: layuminiyevyye splavyp no. 49 19656. Zharonrochnyye i vyaokoprochnyyo splavy
(Hoat resistant and high-strength alloys), 270-276
-OPIC TAGSI sintered aluminum powder, pipe /I SAP-1 sintered a:Lumiivkn p
jwder
ABSTRACTS scrlbos~a pro.:oss for manuf' 'DiDe f intered al
e article de~ acturing s o s
num powdersl (specifically qM-1A and their Dronerties and structure. The main n
eter-s-W-the process, which provides f:)r sizes an)i tolerances within the limits of thel
All-Union State Standard and in accordance with 4,echnical 11~0r pipes
I �8!1~ica~tions
from aluminum and alumin a~ p:~esented.\ %nnealing of the briqu VC
loys, are #s at 660-&
makes it Dossible to forge\~-the pipe ends without breakdown or cracking)'-to carry out
fusion welding, and in cold rolling to increase the degree of deformation and the roll-
ing.rate. The mechanical properties of klound and shaped pipes of SAP-1 (6-9% A1203)
!are quite stable. The ultimate strenK~h~'ht 20*C is approximately 30 kg/jrm2, the spa--i
c
Ific elongation is 8-10%9 and 5000;~ 5
- .' -7 kg/mm2 and 4-10% respectively. The use
of rod billets for the manufacture of -.Dipes is recommended. Orig. art. has$ 4 figures
tand 2 tables. rcwcc.- /7
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AUTHOR: Gladneva, L. I. (Moscow); Yefremenkoval V. I. (Moscow); Lebedeva, L. S.
(Moscow); Spivak, G.,V. (Moscow); Shelignov. V. A. (Moscow); Yurasova, V. Ye. (MOB
ORG: none L3
TITLE: Ascertaining the structure of nintered materials of the M04W "stem by
ion bombardment. Report presented at ihe Fifth A3-1-Uhion Confermee of Zlectron
Microscopy in Swy, July 120 -,Or
SOURCE: Peroshkovaya metallurgiya, no. 5, 1966, 6T-T3
TOPIC TAGS: --6-u metal oxide system, sintered aluminum powder, powder metalluaW,
electron microscopy, ion bombardment
ABSTRACT: A study of the structure of sintered aluminum wwd2 material by ion
bombardment is of practical significance for the investigation of materials obtelow
by means of powder metallurxyq~The method is suggested for use for moufacturing '-
samples prior to electron-micioscopic-investigations. Analysis of microphotograihs,
shows that the base of SAP material is a cellular grid consisting, of oxide part
bounded by aluminum pseudograins. Orig. art. has: 8 figures. [Based on author's
abstract.)
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of briquetting dohyarated potatoes] Razhim7 briketirovaniis
kartofelia. Momkva. Pishchepromizdat. 1957. 40 D.
(MIRA 11:10)

Ye.N.; SHRLAMOVA, A.S.
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1. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-issle-iovatel'skiy i
ovoshcheaushilinor promyshleamosti.
(Vegetables-Drying)

SHELAMOVA, A.S. ; SAMSOITOVA, A.11.
What we saw at canning and vegetable dehydrnting plants in Hungary.
Kons. i ov. prom. 13 no.4:22-26 Ap 158. (MMA 11:4)
1. Vaesovuznyy nauchno-issledovRtel'skiy institut koneervnoy i
ovoshche-sushillnoy promyshlennosti.
(Hungary--Canning industry) (Hungary--VegetAbles--Drying)

SHVIAMOVA, A*So,, WSt Z*A.
Drying apples. apricots, and plums in steam-heated conveyer dryers.
KonB. i ov. prom. 13 no,7:20-24 J1 158. WRA 11:6)
1. Tsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut konservnoy i
ovoshchesushillnoy promyshlennosti.
(Yruit_A7ying)

:~_q~WIIOVA, A.S.; BUGROVA, L.N.
De~-ustation grading of dry potatoes and vegetables. lons.i
ov.Prom. 15 no.9:46-47 3 160. (MIU 13:9)
(Vegetables-Gradiag.) (Potatoes)

SHELAMOVA, A.S.; KATS, Z.A.
Packaging of dehydrated vegetables and potatoes by means of vibrating
tables. Kons.i ov.prom. 15 no.5:19-21 My 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. TSentralInyy nauchno-ise'Ledovatellskiy institut konservnoy i
evoshchesushilluoy promyshl,3nnosti.
(Vegetables, 'Dried --rPackaging)

VYSI[ELFSSKIY,.A.N.; GORDON, L.I.; GIAGOLEV, K.V.; SILKWIOVA, A.S.; BUGROVA, L.N.
Testing a unit for peeling cnions by roasting. Kons.i ov.prom. 15
no.8:15-17 Ag 160. (MM 13:8)
1. TSentrallnoye konstruktorskoye bywo torgovogo mashinostro7eniya
(for Vyshelesskiy, Gordon ani Glavolev). 2. TSentrallnyy nauchno-
issledovateltskiy institut konservno7 i ovoshcheaushilinoy promy-
shlennosti (for Shelamova amd Bugrova).
(Oid one )

TSentra.llnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy in
ovoshchesushillnoy promyshlennosti.
(Root-crops-Preservation)
(Canning and preserving-Equipment and
pa-rsley roots.
(NIRA 15:6)

SHELMOVA A.S. - NAUMOVA N.A.; SHELAPUTIN, V.I.; DEREEDENEVA, Z.A.
Dehydrofreezing of fruit and vegetables. Kons. i ov. prom.
18 no.8:15-18 Ag 163. (KMA 16:8)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-iss.ledovatellskiy institut konser7noy i
ovoshchesushillnoy promyshl~nnosti (for Shelamova, Naumova).
I
.. Vaesoyuznyy nnuchno-issl~dovatellskiy institut kholodillnoy
promyshlennosti (for Shelapitin, Derbedeneva).
(Food, F:7ozen)

S;.-ZLAPU~111, V.I., ki,.nc.tekhr.;ai,.k; DEX,~--,I)EI~rVA Z,A., inzii, S.,
kand.khiri.nauk; lX-fJVA' 1..k., inz~..
Dehydrofreezin- of vegotabl-3s and fruits. Khol.tek-h- 40 no.3:30-32
My-je (MERA 16:9)
1. VscLx~qznyy muchnc-isslodovatellskiy insUtut kholcdillnoy
promysiLler-nosti (for S.',eiaputin, Derbedeneva). 2. TSentrallnyy
m~uchno-issledovatellskiy institut konservnoy i ovoshchesushill-
noy promyshlennosti (for Sholamova, Naumova).
(Refrigeration and re-,'rigerating mchinery-Researcil)
1.Food,Frozen)

Lb-)Wf IYEVAP K.D.; SHICIANKOVA,, F.V.
DeterminIng axldlsed tellurltm In wtallic teUurfur.
Sbor. nauch. trud. GiatAmetmota no.23t383-388 165.
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AUTHOR- She-lanov,. V.A.
~.:TLE! A Method of BrIouetting Aluminum Powders
FER1,M. CAL!, Izvestiya vysshikh uchetnykh zavedeniy, Tsvel:naya rrietallurg,-ya,
!961, No. 1, PP. 134 - 139
Results are vresented ottained by an investigation of some new
meth.~d-~ of producing aluminum powder briquets. The work was carried c-14 under
the supervisicn of B.I. Matveyev, Candidate of Technical Sciences, and E-ngt-ne---r
9,---L. Nomofilov. Briquets of satisfactory quality and mini-inum energy
were produced using special corrugated aluminum containers (Fig. 1). Thc rrc2ess
can be cor~Juc'ed on both horizontal and vertical presses. Pcwder briq-jelotfng In
c-ntainers was made on horizontal hydrailic presses of 7,`G~ 1,200, 1,1,;00, 2~00 ara
r,000 t;Dns f.,Drce in containers with busiing dimensi3ns of 115, !Y,~ 110. -.70
and 306 mum respectively. Briquetting was parf:-rmed In c--'-'d s-,a'e a- a srje--!f-'-.
pressure fr-.m :55 to 85 kglmm2 and holding under maximum force from 0 z-:, I`, minutes.
FurtnermLre experiments we-re made withD-it greasing the container heated 7%- 300 -
4000C; w'-th preliminary greasing of tht~ container with a mixure ~~f wa-ler glaSs
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and graphite in 2 : 1 proportion; and with greasing in a cold container (20DC).
'The possibility of facing the briquets without preliminary pressing wa~': t~_~-,&_d t~y
briquetting the p3wder in heated state. F.V. Kishnev, B.G. Borovikcv, --.V. Ye-
g,Drov and Ye.S. Belov parti2ipated In the tes-!-.s, which were made u.zng al-xpinuir
rowder -,r.talning 11% aluminum oxide. firiquetting of heated powder wa~ maze .n
contatners or, a 1,200-t press at, 400`C Erid. ~peoific pressure of up -r-: ICO kg/TM
The proce_zS was cxidicted! a) a-, slow ivacLing mairtaining f -,r2e f:r 3
minutes; sisw loading up to ma_~irrxrn fri-rcer without holIng- ) a-, ~. I -_ w
three- and loading tc a maximutr. force wimhout hoid�ng - a) a,!; nl-jzn-
speed loading (15 - 20 sec) maintaining the waxisnurr for,~_e for 1 - -3 To
s-~udy ~he cf ob-,aining SAP (slrt~ered alurr.InLim r >ider
im-meilately af,,er briquettirg, and in orier to inves+'gate the effe,.~,, of -,smpera_
tune ccnditicris on the 5intering quality when heating the triq-,iets, obtained frc-.n
powders with 15% A120 -they were subjef~--.ed to multi-stage heat.'ng. The brl_~~-Jets
were prepared .3n a 1,1.0_'t*on Dress in co'.d ~!ontainers with orelirrinary fill--ng the
powder in paper conrainers. No librican'; wa-c used. 'rhe briquets were then h=-ate-d
1- ar. ~1&-~ric f--irna-ce Lnder the following conditions: 1-1.5 hrz- at 100 ~Lnf 1:5-co-l"
2 hr_~ at 200 and 3000C and I hr at 400, 450 ard 5000C. The temPxaraVire wa3 '7-:-n-
r ~- - 4 n. -Z
_ lied wif-h 2 therrr.,-_-,~Lipi:~s placed in the briquets az-~d in an al_zminum a'
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Characteristics of briqu e-cs produced by the enumerated methods are given in the
tatle below.,
F=-e for

BrIquetting method the pres:31no, out Brine!-'** hara- De-r-sit
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of briqu,~ts ir % - Orr.
ness, k 3/,Tlr"
of the fuil fore,,e
On a vertical press 8c.
35, 2,1
Using metal ccnllairers 60/0' -'0 2,25
With preheated powder 0 138
Using paper containers 115
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denomina-~.-,~r w th
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The exoerimental investigation 1sais -:,,D the following conclusionst Tne new method
of producing SAP briquets w_'11~ the -ase ~,' z~orr!_igated metal contafnerS yields high-
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quality compa3t briquets, 5,;Itable tc. f,,v:-.her --1-y rre"nods appl-iz-d to
pressure working of metals. The dimenslz,-16 of produ,:t-d cnly limited
r'y the ea-airment employea. Ihe ise of crea-z~ a_n improved quall_,~y and in-
er-ases consider-ably the effjcjer~-y cf -,n~ z)-zess. -Ir,- new metliod elIm'-nates the
use -of specla` expensive equip-.ent.. Brlque~~-_Ing with preheatirg .--f -he c~:wder
pr.)duces hilgh-quality brIr_juet,,z, to fa,--ing. When paper --n-,ainers are
empioyle7l on small cresses, 41-he necessity of facing the 'Zr!q?,eT.S is eliminated.
hea-.ing or_~aten optimum sintering ccnditions, prorrcting pa.-7!al burnInF,
out of fats, of ~1Y'Ir-xx4I1�e ard gasr_-_~ fr~~,T. the
Billets th,_is ct:'I-ained .-,ari '-re prc~.eslsed ty rra_s:iF_-ng and
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Corrugated aluminum container
for briquetting powder on
horiz6ntal presses.
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There are 5 figures, I table and 6 references: 2 Soviet, 1 English, I French,
1 Danish and 1 unidentified.
ASSOCIATIONS: Krasnoyarskiyinstitut tsvetnykh metallov (Krasnoyarsk Institute of
Non-Ferrous Metals); Kafedra obrabotki metallov davleniyem (Depart-
ment of Pressure Work:Lig of Metals)
SUBMITTED: May 27, 196o
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OISUPYEV, N.G.; TSVETKOVA, Ye.M.- BORODIN, V.P., KOROLEVA, A.P.; SILICHICNKO,
V.S.; KHOROSHEV, I.G.; KYASKIKOV, Yu.A.; PMYILIYEVA. Z.A.; KRATOKHVILI
N.I.; VAYSTIKH, M.A.; RAVDOBIKAS, O.V.; BARANOVA, N.K.; ZIMINA. V.'Ye.;
TORMASOVA, L.N.; USTIB~-PETROVA. T.F.; AREFOYEV, S.S., KONKINA. N.S.;
KULIBA, A.P., MALITSEVA, N.K.; SBFJANOVA. G.M.; SORINA. A.M.; BRA-
NITSUYA, V.S.; PRUDHIKOVA, K.N.
Tularin from a vaccinal strain for epicutaneous use. Zhur. mikro-
biol.epid. i immun. 27 no.9:22-2-4 S 156. (MLRA 9-10)
1. Iz InBtituteepidemiologii i mikrobiologii im. N.F.Gamelei AMN
SSSR i protivotuliaremiynykh stantsiy StalingradBkoy, Voronezhokoy,
Tullskoy. Plavskoy. Omskoy, Irasnodarskoy. Moskovskoy i Smolenskoy.
(TUIAREMrA, diagnosis,
tularin epiMtane3us test (Rus))

OLSUYIYEV, II.G. ; YEMWYANOVA, O.S. ; UGLOVOY, --,.P. : SIL'C-;TNKO, V.S. ;
BORODIN, V.P. ; SAMSOFOVA, A.P. KONYINA, N.S. ; SHELANOVA, G.M.
LFVA GMF VA, Z. A. TS A I IEV A., 14, 1. ZYY III I.., II .1i.
Re,1111t of u,-,e with hunnn sub.j.-cts nf dry tulnremip v-lr.(,Ine
propnred from rentored Gniskii No.15 rnd Emelinnovq lio.195 ntrnins.
Zhur.nilcrobiol.apid. I Imnun. 29 Mr '59. (Ml!?Jl 11:4)
1. Iz Institutn enidpmiologii i mikrobiolol,ii imeni Gnmnlei IMN SS6R,
Voronezhskoy, Staling-radskoy, Moskovskoy, Tullskoy oblnstnykh, Altnyskoy
krayevoy snnitar~io-coidemiologicheskik~h stantsii i Omskogo instituta
eDideniologii i mikrobiolol~ii.
(TULAREMIA, immunology,
v,iceine, dry from Galskii's No.lS & Emelipnovp's Ilo.155
strnins, Mnss aoplicntion (Rus)

OISUF'Yi.V, N.G.; YEI-ELIZANOVA, O.SjUGLOVOY, G.P.; SILICIIEI-,IKO, V.S.; KIIOROSI,-EV,
I.G.; UZHOVA, Ye.N.; BES30NOVA, M.A. ; VEDEITEYEVA, Ye. V.; ARLFIYET,
S.S.; 3 SO11,111A, A.M.; BORODIN, V.F;; '10iiOLEVA, A.P.;
SWOiOVA, A.Ye.; O.KI'r-:I'-'CV3KJk---k, V.A.; STOLIC-CVA, A.D.; 'EM"S'~_7 7 CIA ,
K.A.; REPINA, R.F.; MLISNoL.N., Yu.A.; 1ZVAC-.:,:NJ-'t, Z.A.; Y~Z-IAZAR'~~;,
K.K.; RAVDONIKAS, O.V.; SkT.'LITTEETI, A.P.
Optimal periods for testin,~ skin reaction in subjects inoculated
against tularemia vit]-, L, ~i::-y live vaccine and vaccinal, reactagenic
and irm=ogenic properties of this preparation. Zhur. mikrobiol.
epid. i immun. 32 no.6:92-98 Je 161. (PJPA -15:5)
1. Iz otdela pr-irodnoochagovykh infektsiy Instituta epidemiologii
i 7,dkrobiologii imeni Gamalei Al-21 SSSR, otdclov Osobo opasnykh
infektsiy Voronezhsk~oy, Leaingradskoy, MosI%-ovskoy, Smolenskoy,
Stalingradskoy, Tambovskoy, Tullskoy, oblastnykh sanitarno-
dpidemologicheokikh stantsiy i Omskogo instituta epide~Miolo,ii,
miRa-obiolo,,,ii i gigi3n-,n
(TUIARE (VACCINTES)

SffELAPUTINc_V-_.L_ k4ad. tekhn. nauk; KAmIN"SCAYA, A. , kand. tekhn. nauk;
MAfOUDINA, N., inzh.; BORNOFALOVi~, A. , inzh.; OD19TSOV, A-,
kand.sellskokhozyaystvennykh nailk
Frozen prepared foods. Khol.tekh. 37 uo-5:39-42 S-0 '60.
(MIRA 13:10)
1. Vaesayuznyy nauchno-issleiovatellskiy institut kholodillnoy
promyshlennosti (for Shelaputin, Kaminarskaya, Karadudina and
Bornovalova). 2. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovateliskiy institut
torgavli i obshchestvennogo pitaniya (for Odintsov).
(Food, Frozen)

1. SH-Mitr-~JTP-." 11. - -3AATCHAIJ, A.
2. USSR ('000)
4. Vegetables, Frozen
7. How long can vegetables be kept in c3ld storage plant. Khol.tekh 29 no. 4, 1952
9. Monthly List of RussLan Accessions, Iibrary of Congress, Miarch 1953, Unclassified.

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of low temperature on the*preservation of the fiu.
etzi 11 value of frozen vegetables, berries, and fruits.
L ShOa utin and A. K. Saaed--an (A. L Mikoyan SCI.,
tUrig, Intl., htnew). . VaProsy Pitaniya-
a
.12, No. 0, 04-9(1953).-Chanp-s it the nutritioual values
of frozen vegetables, bc!rrics, and fruits tire due tabaly to the
actlvW6 of the oxidizing cn7ymce, pmrtkularly to-the'.
ac.,
fivitya(puroxidwse(l). The rate 4,the 1&ctlvit~- at templ.;
Wow 0' foltows approx. thi! jlrrhtwiu~ equationjor dwrc,~
~acdon vilocitiCS LI)OVC 0"; JJ0%VCVf.:r; tile U-IGIP.. e0eff."Of. tit
c
reaction cositintiously increakri froat -_21.27 at
~20'. Fxi)tl. rci:mlts indicate titit tile quality: ci - tile
frozeri pr~oducts dqwnds Lill the 4-111P.
12 mont1l's thp . ..... Zf c 'r.1 WL r~(l C21`10a&V'Stow,
at'.~-18-dccreascs oldy from',15 to:41 tvj~~ that-
stomd at - 12' wid -V (it Mand 1JZ
'quaillt. t-jukages. of 11 nru f()tlud in 06 Irdscia'all(ftt Pep j,0,
tomtous~ red and hilicl, cury. ~6 , elqw
berriesianditigo6subfxvier.
ta the units. u- itivcr ;upr(III),wcrose; artif urjifitkc~ UAI~-
riod ubbage stomd for 12 nionoi.4.,, -Thux,,,~Usti timp, of,~
is t1w optillill freezing temp*, for,~-cgeta
b) be
rUiti"' J):L4U(j J)Iir tile Cile
i. a4ii
tLdstIcs dic storage iiaici.at "-12* and -0*'hav'L'! ficeni"
to, bb (;
-8 and 3-6'snondis, mp.~ d4wudlaij.,66 tltei~
prodkict. Special ettit)IMMS Ili IlUt 042' tile NCAMVI~` Of 'perk
Sinifooll fit - 18% r The qualit of th&'frult, coat I
Y. r,-, ~2~, at
P., and 5 40 Jr,"oi.,
15 lilg. .% of mrotent" Uf
.,_-pjovW Ourj6c Lilt: Starace Ow
OIX p~qjortg~'J
such as upples, p(IN
Mll,
4 1... stormput, and following tbawiu4,b~ rowtt 411 i~
C%MutL. of Aike: actictis of' their,09idizilig . MI.
(%
-,CW' birAcid(in t1tv aimLof 0.05-0.2%) to the fruit i. jimerVV,~
mllpo or of the (rul is for 1-2 4
4bo I I

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