SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHMELEV, V.P. - SHMELEVA, N.I.

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SH-MELEV, V. P., Cand Med Sci of bromine-
,2,:under 47e conditions of,"rarified atmosphere '0"n lee cb-,o-
naxy of the spinal re."'lex." Ryazan', 1961. (Min of Health
RSFSR. Ryazan' Med Inst im Acad I. P. Pavlov) (KL, 8-61,
266)
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SHMNLEV, Vladimir Favlovich; USTINOV, A.P.. spetsred.; FRISHMAN, Z.S.,
red.izd-va; DRO IRA, L.P., tekhn.red.
[Fuel feeding equipment on modern marine diesel engines] Toplivnaia
apparatura sovremennykh sudovykh dizelei. Leningrad, Izd-vo 'Morskoi
transport," 1959. 137 P. (MIRA 13:10)
(Marine diesel enginee-Fuel systems)

SHMELEV, V~P.,, dolor
Injection process inl~o a bbattery-typ-- fuel s~,stesm, Sud.sil.
(YJRA 15-~7)
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1. Kafedra sudo-vykh dvigatelay vnialtrennego --kgoran-iya Leningradskogo
vysshego InzIlenernogo morsRogo uchilishcha im, admirala MAka.-ova.
(Mar-'!.ne diesel enginez)

.-'CCE-'5SjO.N INP: AP4009932
S/0057/64/034/001/0131/0141
AUT11OR: Slhmelcv, V.P.; Shkarlet, Yu.M.
TITLE: Electromagnetic tiold of an alternating current loop above a conducting
layer
SOURCE: Zhurnal taldinicheskoy fiziki, v.34, no.1, 1964, 131-141
TOPIC TAGS: electromagnetic field, alternating field, current'loop, condTactin(3 lay-
or, cuazistatiorary electrom- ~_Petic field
k, 11
fOSMALT.: The field is discussed in certain limiting cases of a circular current
of radius a and frequency c~)parallel to and at a distance h from an infinite layer
of thiclzncss b, conductivity a, and permeability p. The calculations are performed
in the quasistationary approximation, I.e., the displacement currents, and thus
radiation effects, are ne.-lected. The solution of the problem is obtained by well-
Imown methods in the form of Fourier-Bessel integrals. The field of the circular
current in the absence of the conducting layer is expressed (byreference to a col-
lection of problems) in terms of complete elliptic integrals, and expressions in
zer-.s of these elliptic integrals and their derivatives are obtained for certain
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Fourier-Dessel integrals that occur in later expansions. The frequency of the field
and the conductivity of the layer occur in the exact soluiion only through the para-
meter s = -/47~_ua/c. The field is evaluated-in the limit s = 0, corresponding to
zero frequency or a non-conductive layer. By means of the relation noted above be-
tween certain Fourier-Bessel integrals, certain elliptic integrals, and the field
of~ a free circular current, the field in the limiting ; = 0 is expressed as the sum
of the fields of an infinite sequence of images. An asymptotic expansion of the
field is obtained for large vaiues of the parameter s. The integrand in the exact
solution is expanded simultaneously in powers of Ils and in powers of exp(-2bs/VT),
and the resulting Fourier-Bessel integrals are expressed in terms of the elliptic
integrals and their derivatives. Seven terms of the double expansion are evaluated
in this way. Interpretation of the terms in the asymptotic expansion in terr~s of re-
flections from the boundaries of the layer is briefly discussed. Orig.art.has: 46
formulas and 3 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Mosko-iskiY ordena Lenina energaticheskiy institut (Moscow "Order of
Lenin" Power Engineering Institute)
SUBMITTED: l2Nov62
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SIVIELEV, V. P., Cand of Phys-l,,Iath-Sci --- (di5s) "On the Possibility
o'L the Formtion of Mtetastable Compounds of a Positron with Molecular
Me d ia, "
Moscowil 19599 8 pp (Tiloscow State Univ imeni I.A. V. L.monosov * Physics
Faculty) (KL, 6-G0, 121)

21(7) DOV/139-59--l-3/34
AUTHOR:
TITLE: Polarization of Radiation from Three-Photon Decay c_~
Positronium (Polyarizatsiya izlucheniya pri trekhfotonnoy
annigilyatsii pozitroniya)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Vysshildi Uchebny'kh Za-vedeniy, Fizika, 1959,
Nir 1, pp 115* '_' 2L~ (USSR)
.7
ABSTRACT: Orthopositronium decays with a lifetime of 1.4 x 3.0-1 seo
into three photons; parapositronium decays with a
lifetime of 1,25 x 10-10 sec, into two photons. In each
case, since the photons arise from the mutual annihilation
of the electron-pair constituting the original positianium
atom, the 'laws of energy and momentum conservation imply
certain relations between the initial positronium energy
state and the energy, momentum and polarization of the
resultant photons,, After a brief treatment of two-photon
decay, leading to an approximate non-relativisti,-,
transition probability for this case, the fully
relatavistic treatment of three-photon decay is presented.
Using the Dirac four-component wave equation together
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expression is obtained for the transition probability

SOV/139-59-1-3/34
Polarization of Radiation from Three-Photon Decay of Positronium
from a given positronium initial state, to a final state
comprising three photons in sub-states s, s' , sic
WS7 st 7 s 11 = 1 7r4 G3 c 1 1 S, . S2) x
3 ko 4 L9 3
t2 S, sit
X HFA s ... 6(2k0 y,' 6 o.
Here L is the dimension of a unit cell in phase space,
ko is the initial positronium momentum vector, and sl,
s2 are the spins of its constituent electrons; w,A!, X,
are the polarization vectors of the resultant photons and
HpI is the interaction Hamiltonian between the initial
an final states of the whole system; the 6-terms
express momentum conservation and all other symbols have
their standard significance, The form of HFA is
discussed and an example given for a particular case. To
express the polarization-direction correlations in
Card 2/4 configurational (r, ~,-j6) space use must be made of the
standard relations:

Polarization of Radiation from
d3x
L3 8-6
SOV/139-59-1-3/31+
Three-Photon Decay of Positronium
and d3x = *X-2 du_ sin@ . d9, clj6
L
Results are presented 'or: (a) thexiarization
correlation for any two photons; the directional
correlation between any one photon and the initial spin
direction. The former shows uniform correlation within
Llhe triangle determined by the values -/-= k~_, 'X-
= ko; the latter (expressed in terms of
probability density da/dG) climbs steadily to a max-im-am
at 0 = 1650, dropping sharply to zero at a = 1800. From
(a) and (b)-all other correlations can in principle be
determined, Acknowledgement is made to Professor
Card 3/4 A.A. Sokolov who directed. this work.

SOV/13) 9 - 59 -1.- 1/3 L,
Polarization of Radiation from Three--Photon Decay of Positronium
There are 6 figures and 10 references, 5 of which are
Soviet and En-lish.
ASSOCIATION: Mcskovskiy Ordena Lenina Gosuniversitet imenl
M.V. Lomonoscva (Moscow Order of Lenin State University
imeni M.V, Lomonoscv)
SUBMITTED: April 7, 1958
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S/155/59/000/02/027/036
AUTHOR: Shmelev, V.P.
TITLE: On the Question Concerning the
on Elementary Particles\~
PERIODICAL: Nauchnyye doklady vysshey
Formation of Metastable Connections
shkoly. Fiziko-matematicheskiye nauki,
1959, No. 2, pp. 146-148
TEXT: The author considers the calculation of a molecule of the type
proton - electron - positron, The results are obtained as solution of the
Schr6dinger equation for electron and positron in the field of a fixed
proton with the charge (+ e). The initial state with the lowest energetic
level is determined. The wave function and the energy of the initial state
are determined with a variational method.
The author thanks his scientific director Professor A.A. Sokolov.
There are 14 references : 1 Soviet, 1 Finnish and 12 American.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni M.V. Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M.V. Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: March 3, 1959
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,',7T!-'CR: ~hmelev -37
V.-P. SOV/56 -2-19/56
TITLE: An Application of the Variational Mfethod to the Determination
of the Binding Energy of a Proton-Blectron-Positron System
1EIRIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 19591
Vol 37, Nr 20), PP 458-466 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This paper is concerned with the determination of the basic
state of a systen composed of a proton at rest in the origin
of coordinates and an electron and a positron (movinG in the
field of the proton). The potential energy of this system is
defined by: U 1 = e2 /r2 - e2/r, - e2/r 12 , where r 1 and r2
denote the distances from the proton to the electron and
positron respectively; r12 denotes the distance between elec-
tron and positron. The Schroedinger-equation for the basic
8tate takes the fo-m. 1 -6 (r2 b~~) , _L C), (-- 2 +
r2 "a r 1 b r, T2 2
2
'm
+ + (sin 9 + E - Ul) 0
87 7_0 Id- 0
Ir
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An Application of the Variational.Method to the SOV/56-37-2-19/56
Determination of the Binding Energy of a Proton-Electron-POBitron System
This equation cannot be solved by a separation of variablesp
but by a variational method. In the second section the
Lagrangians and the wave function are determined. The
Lagrangian thus obtained is written down explicitly. If
r r21 j = r1 + r2? It= r I - r2' the wave function
r,� 7Z) = ~ (r) F ( r,j 07~) . F denotes the function
of the basic state of the two-body problem. The solution of
the problem is reduced to the substitution of thesaid Lagran-
gian into the functional E =jrfjrL ( r,f -n,, ~~/4r,
, ~ ) dV and to the integration of this expression
over the volume. The result can be expressed by
to 2
+ 21 00
2r, r- d 2) f2j
J L 2 dr dr dr ; n r2dr - 1
0
where /T (r) is a function of r After a transformation
1 d ~ 2 + p (r) 2
E = 4n ffty (-d-r-) r ZJ _ -4] ~21 r2dr ; 4n 2 r2dr = I
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'Inn Application of the Variational IMethod to the SOV/56-37-2-19/56
Determination of the Binding Energy of a Proton-Electron-P,ositron System
where J. represents the total derivative
Ur a! d U /dr = 0,3/ a r+ arC'J/a- a + Ora J/ a P . These
equations constitute an isoperimetric problem in variational
calculus, which can be reduced to a minimization of the
2 2
functional S 4Rfel r dr , if I;"' = L +X~ is chosen as
the new Lagrangian. The potential thus derived has properties
similar to that of the molecular forces which hold together
the atomic nuclei in a homeopolar molecrle. Hence the forces
restraining the positron have quantum character. The solution
of this variational problem gives in first approximation
E = - 0.282 atomic units for the energy level of the system;
the ionization energy amounts to 0.032 . The system can only
decay into a proton and into a positronium atom. This method
permits to calculate the forcea',of attraction of a positron
(or of positronium) to',.neutral atoms. The author expresses his
gratitude to Professor A. A. Sokolov for supervising this
work. There are 1 figure and 15 references, 2 of which are
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An Application of the Variational method to the SOV156-37-2-19156
Determination of the Binding Energy of a Proton-Electron-Positron System
ASSOCIATION: Yoskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (Moscow State University)
SUWAITTED: February 13, 1959
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AUTHOR: Shmelev, V. P.
TITLE. Polarizatilqaro~f the Hydrogen Atom in the Ground State-by
the Field of a Point Charge
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheakoy fizikit 1960,
Vol. 36, No. 5, PP. 1528 - 1533
TEXT: The author wanted to derive an expression for the dipole moment p
of a hydrogen atom, appearing due to a positive point charge, in terms
of the distance R between the charge and the nucleus. The origin of the
coordinate system is taken to be at the nucleus, and the positive point
charge e is assumed to be situated on the z-axis at a distance R from
the nucleus. The usual method for the two-center problem (hydrogen mole-
~ule) is used, the only change being made in the boundary condition for
R-4 oo. Elliptic coordinates are introduced and the boundary conditions
are established after separating the vdriables. While in the problem of
the hydrogen molecule either symmetric or antisymmetrio solutions are
possible, no such symmetry occurs in the present problem. The problem
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Ground State by the Field of a Point Charge B006YB070
guidance. There are 3 figures and 7 references: 1 Soviet, 3 German,
I US, and 2 British.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (Moscow State
University)
SUBMITTED: November 27, 1959
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SHMELEV, V,P.; SFKARLET, Yu.M.
Electromagnetic field of an a.c. carrying turn over a conducting
layer. Zhur. tek-h. fiz. 39 no.1:131-la Ja t64. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Moskovskiy ordena Lenina energeticheskiy institut.

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Es-diation under rai-efied atin-
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A -ingle lcjw~rin-g of barr-metric pressure within same day that radicactive
b-cmine is administ~2.f-ed weakens =z-A-Ki-irm the actiori of ionizin- radiation on sp-*nal
re Cle.,'
candidate dissertation listed in Mleditsinskaye radidlW)m, no. 7.. 1-94-4. The
article did not state specifically what degree was awarded. The annotated
titles deal with studies on radiation pbysiology, radiation biochendstry,
ealined trauna and the influence of radiation an regenerative processes,
radiation microbioloff and i=unology, and radiation pharmacology.

TKACHENKOJ, R.F.,, master po remontu PMS-36 (stantsiya Bredy,, Yuzhno-Urallakoy
dorogi).; KHOROSHEV, V.A., starshiy mekhanik puteakladchika PMS-26
(stantsiya Tuapse, Severo-Kavkazskoy dorogi).; VISICH, A.D., master
po ekspluatataii mashin (raz"ywad Kutan, Severo-Kavkazskoy dorogi).;
NECHAYEV, B.N., master po ekspluatatsii mashin (stantsiya Karaul-;.
Kuyu, Ashkhabadskoy dorogi).; SYCHEV, L.P., mekhanik puteukladochnogo
krana (stantsiya Dzegam., Azerbaydzhanskoy dorog~..; SEREBROV, Yu.T.,
mekhanik putekladochnogo krana (stantsiya Dzegam, Azerbaydzhanskoy
dorogi).;.S-INELEV V.V ; master po remontu (stantsiya Girey, Severo-
K&vkazskoy dorog _.,-RRON;ENKOj, V.I.., mekhanik-puteukladchik (stantsiya
Gireyy Severo-Kavkazskoy dorogi).
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be utiiized in a better way. Put' i put.khoz.5 m.2:30-33 F 161.
(MIRA 14:3)
(Railroads--Equipment and supplies)

POLYANIN, D.V.; ZOTOV, G.M.; GRYAZNOV, E.A.; ~IENZHINSKIY, Ye.A.; RUBININ,
A. Yrj.; CHE WTAIOWA, Ya. D. ; ZAKHMATOV, M. 1. ; OKUNEVA, L. P~ ;
V.; STULOV, A.A. ; POKIIOVSKIY, A,N.; SHILIDUOT, V.A.;
IVANOV, A.S.; NABDROV, V.B.; FINOGENOV, V.P,; KURIYEROV, VG,,;
KHRAMTSOV, B.A.; BATYGIN, K.S.; BOGDANOV, O.S.; KROTOV, O.K.;
GONCHAROV, A.N.; KRM-TOV, B.D.; LYUBSKIY, M.S.; SOKOLINIKOV,
G.O.; KAMENSKIY, N.N.; YASHCHENKO, G.I.; SABEL'NIKOV, L.V.;
GEqCHIKOVA,I.N., FEDOROV, B.A.; STEPANOV, G.P.; BORODAYEVSKIY,
A.D.; INGATUSHCHENKO, S.K.; VARTUMYAN, E.L.; KAPELINSKIY, Yu.N..
red. ; MAYOROV, B. V. , red ~ ; NABO ROV, V. B~ , red, ~. SOLODKIN, R. G~ ,
red.; DROZDOV, A.G.; red.~ POSHCHINA, L_ SOLOVIYEVA, G..
m1adshiy--red.; CHEPELEVA, 0., tekhn. red,
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veloped countries]Ekonomika kapitalisticheskikh stran v 1961
godu; ekonomicheski razvitye strany. Pod red. IU.N.Kapelinskogo.
?4oskva, Sotsekgiz, 1962. 447 p. (KIPLA 16~2)
(Economic history)

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SOURCE CODE: UR/0382/66/000/002/006110072
AUTHOR:- Vulis, L. 'A, Gusika, P. L. Kusainov, M. K.
_�hmelev, Yu. K.
Yaglenko, V. T.
ORG:
none
TITLE: Mercury flow in a trough in a transverse magnetic field
SOURCE: Magnitnaya gidrodinamika, no. 2, 1966, 61-72
TOPIC TAGS: transverse magnetic field, mercury, magnetogasdynamics,.
magnetohydrodynamics, mercury flow, free surface flow
ABSTRACT: The article presents some results of systematic observations of a
stationary flow of mercury in a horizontal trough, with insulated walls and
electrodes in the presence of a transverse magnetic field. This method was
found to be valuable in the study of magnetohydrodynamics and magnetogasdynamic
phenomena. Qualitative characteristics were obtained on the structure of the
hydraulic jump in the magnetic field and the influence of the latter on the intensity
and location of the hydraulic jump in the range of values studied for the determin-
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ing parameters. Experimental data for continuous suberitical and theoretical flows
obtained in a one-dimensional approximation were comparcd, and qualitative
characteristics obtained. Results of tests confirmed the qualitative deductions
from the analysis of equations of reversal effects and the possibility of using an
approximate computation based on a one-dimensional diagram. With a certain
correlation of parameters, a practically smooth virtually jumpless transition
from the supercritical to the subcritical flow was observed. Orig. art. has:
13 figures, 13 formulas. [GC]
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least permeable zone of suspended material was apparently located. The
I
I experimental set-up was equipped with electromagnets that were used to
I study the effects of a magnetic field on the structure of the fluidized
i bed. Orig. art. hast 4 figures. LJPRSi 39,658
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Zoo!. zhur. 44 no.5:7~8-770 '65. (IHIR-~ 18:6)
1. Institut biologii yuzhnyh-h morey AN' UkrSSR, Sevastopol'.

BRESLAVP I.S.; ZHIRONKIN, A.G.- ILINITSKIY A.M.; KO~NZA, E.A.;
P 9
MITYUSHOV, M.I.; NOZDRACHEV, A.D.; SALATSINSKAYL, Ye.H.,-
TROSHINHIN., G.V.~-SHMELFVA, A~M.
Some dat& on the effect of a closed space O'n the physiological
functions in animals. Probl.kosm.biol. 2s291-302 162.
(MIRA 16.-4)
(SPACE MEDICINE)

S/02 OJ63114 9/001/023/02 3,
B144/Bit36
AUTHORS: Breslav, I. S.# Zhironkin, A. G., Shmelevat As M&
TITLE: Effect of elevated partial oxygen pressure on the
morphological composition of the white blood in mice
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR, Poklady,v. 149, no. 1, 1963, 2077:209
TEXT: Morphological changes of leucocytes were~observed in the peripheral
blood of mice under the following conditions of hyperoxia: 1) 60 % 0 for'
2
36 hrs in a closed ventilated system with absorption of C and moisture
92
and admission of 0 2 ; 2) 90 % 02 for 36 hrs in the same system; 3)high-
pressure ~0 (2-5 atm) for 90 min; 4) 90 % 02 for 36 hrs followed by
2
hypoxia (9 % 0 for 3 hrs); 5) high-presoure 0 for 90 min with
2 2
subsequent loss of /10 % of the total blood. Blood samples were taken
before the test and 5 6 hrs, 3 and 7 days after termination of hypexoxia
conditions. Common to all tests was a significant initial leucopenia,
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Effect of elevated partial oxygen pressure... B144/BI66
mainly due to reduction in lymphocytes. With the exception of test 1,
regeneration set in after 2 - 3 days. In tests 4 and 5, a strong
leucopenia was coupled with retarded regeneration. The analogy with
radiation-induced alterations is obvious. The hypotheses hitherto made to~
explain these phenomena are suminarized, but further studies will be
required to decide whether the peroxide,the hypoxic, or the regulatory
mechanism is decisive. There are I figure and I table.
ASSOCIATION: institut fiziologii lm. 1. P. Pavlova Akademi-i nauk SSSR
(Institute of Physics imeni I. P. Pavlov of the Academ-y of
Sciences USSR)
PRESENTED: July 30, 1962, by V. K. Chernigovskiyo Academician
SUBMITTED:. July 28, 1962
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AUTHOR: Breslav, I. S.; Shmeleva, A. M.
ORG: none
TITLE: Effect increased nartial oxygen pressur
_2f~ e on the morphological
composition of the peripheral blood of animals
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Otdeleniye biologicheskikh nauk. Problemy kosmicheskoy biologii,
v. 4, 1965, 492-501
TOPIC TAGS: hyperoxia, mouse, respiration, hematology, test chamber
ABSTRACT: _txperfments were performed in order to determine the effect of high
partial pressures of oxygen on them'orphological composition of peripheral.
blood of animals. Two series of experiments were performed on white
o' ___f6 three months. In the first series of experi-
laborat ry mice aged two
-i-nents the effect of a 6016 oxygen atmosphere for 36 hours, of a 90% oxy-
.gen atmosphere also for 36 hours, and 100% oxygen at a pressure of 2. 5 atm:
for 1 112 hours were tested. In the second series of experiments, the ef-
Jects of relatively -prolonged (up to 10 days) exposure of animals to a gas
mixture composed of 6076 pxygen and_140% nitrogen were tested.
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A - 6%. o2 06 hours); B - 90% 02 (36 hours)'; C 02 at 2.5 atm (1-5 hours);
I - before the experiment; II - immediately after conclusion of the experi-
ment; III - three days later; IV - seven days later' 1 - erythrocyte con-
:tent (in millions Der 1 cc of blood); 2 - amount of hemoglobin (in g%);
3 reticuloq~e content (in thousands per cc of-blood); 4 - color index
The results of the two series on red blood oDrpuscles are presented in
Figures 1 and 2. The results of the two series of experiments on White
blood corpuscles are presented in Figures 3 and 4. These results make
it possible to regard the morphological composMon of the blood as a sensi-
tive index which can be used for evaluation of the physiological effect of in-
creased partial pressure of-ooVgen on the organiem. Orig. art. has:
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III - on "he 5ixth day; IV on the eighth day; V- on the tenth day;
VI - 3 days after conclusion of the experiment; VII - 7 days.after;
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Fij_.._3 -- ---- -Ch an- g-e- sin 'tiie mor~hologlc-al composition of white blood corpuscles
f e after exnosure to zas di partial pressure of oxygen~
0% la ~Lho
3c 02 (36 hours); B - 90M (3 urs); i' - 02 at 2.5 atm pressure
(1.5 hours); I - before the experiment; II '- iimediately after the experi-
ment; III - 3 days after; IV - 7 days after; 1 - total number of leukocytes
2 - of lymphocytes; 3 - of neutrophiles (total); 4 - young forms-of neutro-
philes (Vith rod-shaped nuclei); 5 - eosinophiles; 6 monocytes. -(-All
:Card 5/7types_are given in thousands per cc of blood.)-

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of,mice during.and after th6ir.exposure to a gas medium of 60% oxygen.
,I - 1~e,fore the experimenti II 1.-5*da'ys' a--hei-beginniinj-6he experiment~71-
on the fourth day;*IV - on the sixth day; V - on the eighth day;
-;VI - on the tenth day; VII - three days afterconclusion of the experi-
-ment; VIII - seven days after. (Arabic numerals have the same designations
Card 6/7 ;as in Fig. 3.
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SUB CODE: 06 SUBM DATE: none REF: 015 OTH REF: 03-1

HIRONKIN, A.G.; BRESLAV, I.S.; KONZA, E.A.; NOURACREV, A.D.; SALATSINSKAYA,
Ye.N.; TROSHIMIN, G.V.; FEDOROVA, L.D.; qH~KLFVA.._kM
Effect of prolonged sojourn of animals in oxygen-enriched air
on some physiological functions. Probl. kosm. biol. 4:518-
530 165. (MIRA 18.,9)

L 22778-66 FWT(1) SOT71 Drl/',t.KT (R-1-1)
ACC NR- AP606-9-7-~2 SOURCE CODE: UR/6219~ 6 061/002/0025/0028
ADTHOR: Zhir G 1~r lay, 11 S& R2govenko, Ye. S.;
- --onkin..At___.. _es
Shnio ey-
ORG: PhIgIolo Institute im. I. P. ?avlov,AN i33SR (Institut fiziologii
AN Ssfiff
TITLE: Effect of prolonged presenco In a hyperoxia medium on the
monlrey body
~OTJJRCE: Byulletonl eksper:Lnentallnoy biologii I meditsiny, v. 61j, no,
.2, 1966, 25-28
TOPIC TAGS: experiment animal, hyperoxia, environment test chamber,
londitioned reflex
ABSTRACT: One youno adult rhesus monkey weighing 3.6 kg and one young
capuchin monkey weighing 1.9 kg were inveiitigated to determine
~he effects of prolonged eroxialo -n physiological indices and higher
.bentral nervous activity. Prior to experimentation the animals were
conditioned to the barometric chamber for 3 mos under normal atmospheric
6onditions (0.2 to 0.4% carbon dioxide.. 70 to 80% relative humidityj,
and a 25 to 260 temperature). Following this poriod., the animals were
Observed for 10 days under normal atmospheric conditions, then for 10
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days under hyperoxic conditions (60% oxygen and. 4e/o nitrogen), and
of hours of ''e P
again for 10 days under normal conditions. Number s- e
'and general condition were recorded daily, rectal temperature and blood
'analysis results were recorded every 5th day, and oxygen consumption
'and respiratory ii1ovement frequency were recorded hourly. Higher
.Gentral nervous activity changes were determined by conditioned
reflexes. During the first few days under hyperoxic, conditions, the
physiological indices and conditioned reflex activity of the two animals.'
Oropped slightly. However, at the end of the 10 day periodj no
pathological changes or adverse effects on higher central nervous
Activity were found. These data conci= with literature data and
aemonstrate again the ability of monkeys to adapt successfully to a
t
moderately hyperoxic medium. Orig. art, has: 3 figures and 1 table,
1 [061
bUB CODE: 06/ SUBM DATE: 30Jun64/ ORIG REIF: -012/ OTH REF: 612-
ATD PRESS:q,~-Lq

L 16812-66 EWT(l) SCTB DD
ACC HR: AT6003887 SOURCE CODE: UR/28iiS/W004/000/0518/0530
AUTHOR: Zhironkin, A. G.; Breslav, I. S.; Konza, E. A.; Nozdrachev, A. D.v
Salatainakaya. Ye. N.; Tr?~hikhin_, G. Y. FqAq_r,_ov_a._1._JD, S!imeleva, A. M.
.ORG: none
_9n some. physiological
TITLE: Effects of prolonged exposure to o~
,functions In animals
'SOURCE: AN SSSR. Otdeleniye biologicheskikh nauk. Problemy kosmicheskoy biologii,
,v. 4, 1965, 518-530
TOPIC TAGS, oxygen, hyperoxia,-physiology, space medicine, closed ecology system
ABSTRACT: Experiments were performed on white mice kept 10 days In a closed Sys-
tem filled with air or a gaseous mixture containing 63% oxyf:en to determine the er-:
,fects on some basic functions in relation to the length of cxposure. The respira-
tory rate of the "oxygen" mice was noticeably slower than that of the control mice
and their oxygen consumption was somewhat higher. Hyperoxia lowered thyroid func-
:tion, changed hematological Indices (decrease in hemoglobin concentration, number
:Card 1/2'

A.
no nc
::oictions in ani-mals to Increascd ambleat partial o:-y,-Cn
t t11-- Conf~,rciice-on -m S-ince M;2dicinc held in
a p0 proble-,".'am koF.,mlchc~koy vic-ditsiry, 1966. Problemy
all
(j,z-objc;,-,r, of ::.I),-,cc mz.tarlaly 1conferent
76~`1C TAGS: hyporo'.%tia, orrytInLropoicsis, henatology
An an~-~rsis iv~is nnac'lo of -J-1c 6ynamnics of the ellect Of 0 ren _on_ eryt-a
XYT
I'CZ)O'k~sis ',!I rLas an--~ 'mice. For p,,irpose, erythrocyte acid- resistance,
;L-on of' arterial blood, and thus the process
of !)-iood re-onerattion, was studied i2i addition to the standard hematological
kndiccs.
D ~ i r i nI-'r 13 d'-'yS 11, an a-maosp'ne're Nvith C10"i'O Oxy.."on and 401,fo nitrocTen, the
al 4 ed decreased hemoglobin and erythrocy~'~~ cownts
1-0171P;101' ~.L 1),006 ofi-ni.c.e.51how
Card

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A,-C NR.
accoMpanied 10Y ret-"Culocytos-"Ls.
A 90-mlin exposure to ox, J. L ffect
jr;en under a pressure of 2. Ehad little eff
On 'L*'-1C Sumnka:y ind'-iccS of the arterial blood in mice, but did produce con-
sld,~rab-"Le fLuctuations, tending mainly toward increase. jin the reticulocytte
count.avid erythrocyte acid resistance.
A_,10-hr e%-posure to pure oxygen at normal pressure caused the
ra.'.v6-11'OCy'LO_ count to incroase, but it aiterwards decreased. The reticulo-
CYLO CO-C'nz and Cry"'i-irocyte acid-resistance decreased ini-dally, but afterwards
1r,creased.
arteriz-.1 blood change dynamics occurred in rats after a 72-hr
Qxpos re, SU*_!.C~Onz ZO C::'usc lung ciarmago. in 'Uie Iatior --ase, these shifts-
were rnorc zibarply pronounced.
Exposure to a medlurn with increased P02 thus causes noticeable stimu-
"ation 62 C~-T.1"ropoicsis. sornet-irnes f0iloweci by a short period of erythropoiesis.

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n-oi-n-l"', ox-y;, n con'Lent. This",'igai-avatca
Oci cn-y,,i
7
:)02 11,1vc cl'~'Ocks: dc--cAnding or,
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SHMELEVA, A.N.
--,- -Waft-WOUN
Methods of studying the origin of natural residual magnetiza-
tion of sedimentary rocks. Trudy VNIGRI no.204'.30-37 163.
(MIRA 16&6)
(Rocks.. Sedlmntary--Hagnetic properties)
11

SIMLEVA h Am
Paleamagnetic studies of some sections of UpTer Cretaceous
sediments in the western foothills of the Fergana RanRe.
Trudy VITIGRI no.2042212-219 163. (MIRA 16s6)
Fergana-Geology.. StraticraDhic)
rgana-Rocks, 5edimentary-Magnetic properties)
t

KHRAMOV, A,,N.1 SWELEVA, A.N,
Data on the geological history of the earth's magnetic field.
Trudy VNIGRI no.2042264-301 763. (MM 16.-6)
(Geology, Stratlaraphic)
(Rocks, Sedimentary-Magnetic properties)

37792-
0 S/12o/62/000/002/ol6/047
A.UTHORS: Bolotov, V.,N., Devishev, INI.I., Filatov, V-V., and
Shaieleva, A. P.
TITLE: Multichannel pulse amplitude analyser for
ionisat�on calorimeter
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no.2, 1962, 66-70
TS"IT: The ionisation calorir.-ieter is the basic inst ument
for determining energy of hyper-rapid particles (E ~-:~10li eV)
present in cosmic rays. The authors' calorimeter consists of
130 ionisation chambers with capacitive memories and output by
means of a mechanical commutator. An elec-:romagnetic
oscillograph is used for registering the riasults on a
photographic strip 120 mr,-, in width. The dynamic range required
for the record for a given chamber is of the ordex- of 200:1,
i-.rith a precision of 15~"O' near the lower limit (20 relativistic
particles). The amplifier (vacuuni tube) and control circuits
of the instrument are described in some detail. Two traces
are photographed, apparently in the ratio of 11:1
Card 1/2

Multichannel pulse amplitude ... S/12o,162/000/002/ol6/o47
I E14o/i;163
(voltage divider 430 k - 43 k for the attenuated signal).
It is considered that the error due to system instabilities
will be less than 10"'~ with calibration once a day.
There are 6 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut AN SSSR
(Physics Institute, AS USSR)
SU3MITTED: July 11, 1961
Card 2/2

I -OV
DlYr,"., 11. DEEVISIEV, M. I.; DOLOGOSHE
YM,, B.A.; V-DW,
,o Track-Detector Charber Investigation of C-liaracteristics of so-c;
chambers.
t~nor'v sifomitted for the Intl. Conf. on Cosmic Rays (ITfPAP), Jaipur India,
.-i4l Dec 1963,

ACCZES--,01,~ NR: AP-.10-33107 G 31 336 1
Bolotov, V. N. Dayon, '--4. 1. ; Devisli-lev, M. 1. '~Cin.Lanov-,, L.J F.
T UC',7CGV, B. 1. ; Shmeleva A.
Accuracy of tracing tho parziclc trajectory by ,. spark in a spark
Pribory* i tell-h-nika ex'-IsPeri-.-nenta, no. 2, 19c'4, 57-61
TO?1C 77~--GS: s--3ark cha-mber, lart-c ~-,ap spark cosz-.de ray st4dy,
pa-rzicle trajectory
A cualitative invef ti,-Ztion o-' thle s*-h--'-'+z (tranziatioa) and Zngla
4. %
bc:vlcc-- an'" pz-.,,hs in a 20-crn is Z-Cported.
wr, -Na-filled at 650 tozr tc:;t had a with r-

Z'~CCZ-SSION N"`: AP4033107
7,~~:-Zor_.--.cd with a parallel (130 kv) and Series ('05 kV) co-.1-acction of the
wit!-. tac su-r,-,Iy surge genczator. The spa.zk t-ic.'zncsz was 1-Z rnrn. it was
provei tHant "hirr'a-energy (500-600 Gcv/s) ?articles can b~2! nacasured by t-lac
n-IjC _r a- :Z.-
'! ~. au
it
f to to -2. L, 0 Z' Cirri fo !Ii s us C..'ul
to
-Or theiz
:--;In ir. corn.:5-ater data proccrslng, to V. A. 0v, V.
zi -~'or their help in z-.1;-nLi- and operating the spar-IC. ch-c-mbazs, z;.~_ _~, >7.
Yociulova ior her halp in. processing the results." Orig. art. has: 5 figuz . and
9 Z:*Grmulas.
.;'_S_10 CI :A.TIO'.NIr; F iziches.',-.-.y institut P. X. Lebedeva AIN' SS51R of
:?'.-~y S i c S S SR)
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ACC NRt "5024660 SOURCE CODE: IM/0048/65/029/009/1777/17WI
AUTHORS A21-0tov, YON.; Devishev, M,19; Kliman kkW_A!1LV~&%_P
ORO: none
TITLE: Some characteristics of wide gap spark chambers nd applications of such
chambers in cosmic ray physics /Report, All-UnIgA Confereme an Qonjg_R&j_j%X
held at Apatity 24-31 August 1964/
SOURCE: AN BSSR& Izvestiya. Seriya fizicheakaya, v. 29, no. 9. 1965, 1777-11780
TOPIC TAGS: spark chamber, particle detector, particle track, cosmic ray particle
ABSTRACT: Recent literature on the characteristics of wide gap spark chambers is
briefly reviewed from the point of view of the applicability of such chambers to pro-
blems of cosmic ray physics. The "streamer chamber" of B.A.Dolgoshein, B.I.Luchkov,
and B.U.Rodionov (Zh. eksperim. i teor. fiz., 46, 1953 (1934); Doklad na konferentaii
po Mike vysokikh energiy, Dubna, 1964) is also discussed briefly. The raot-mean-
square angle between the two tracks of the same particle -.-.muccessively traversing two
chambers with 20 cm gaps in a direction making an angle of less than 80 with the elec-
tric field was found to be 5 x 10-4 radian. With this smmCLI. angular dispersion it
would be possible to measure momenta up to 550 BeV/* with ithe aid of a 150 ca long 10
kOe zagnetic field. This angular dispersion can be decrewed by improving the unifor-
mity of the electric field and the purity of the gas, and by reducing the delay be-
Card

LAA(39-66
ACC NR: AP5024660
tween passage of the particle and application of the field. The direction of the
spark agrees with that of the track within 10 even when the angle between the track
and the electric field is as large as 40-500. The shower efficiency of a spark cham-
ber with a 10 cm gap has been found to be 100:% for showers of up to 200 particle '.:,. .
tracks making angles less than 200 with the electric f.ield, and under certain cond.i-
tions it is possible to distinguish tracks of heavily ionizing particles against a
background of minimum ionizing particle tracks. It is pogisible to increase the delay
between particle passage and field application up to 20 microsec. without reducing the
recording efficiency for single particles ).below 100 %, but the quality of the track
deteriorates when the delay exceeds 2 microsec. In the streamer chamber the duration
of the high voltage pulse is nicely controlled so that sti-enner development begins but
the spark discharge stage is not reached. It is thus posidble to record narim tracks
for particles moving in an arbitrary direction with respect to the electric field.
The streamer chamber appears to be the best of all track chambers for accurate deter-
minations of track directions and curvatures. Orig. art. has: 5 figures,
SUB CODE: NP/ SUBM DATE: 00/- ORIG MF: OOS/ OTH MWs 007
Card 2/2

L 6948-66 QJT(1)LFWZEWA(h) GW
ACC NR' AP 5026237 SOURCE CCDE: IIR/0048/65/020/010/1053/1955
AUT11OR: Akopyan, G.S.; Shmeleva, A.P.
ORG: none
TITLE: On the ionizing particles accompanying approximately 170 BeY nucleons at
2 km altitude /Report, All-Union Conference on Cosmic Lay Physics held at Apatity,
24-31 August 1964/
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fizich eskaya, v.29, no. 10, 1965, 1953-1955
W,
TOPIC TAGS: Primary_cosmic ra , secondary cosmic ray, jpark chamber, nucleon,
muon, ionization chamber
ABSTRACT: The authors have investigated the ionizing particles accompanying high
energy cosmic ray nucleons at 2 km altitude in order to obtain data to aid in the
interpretation of cosmic ray investigatiors of high energy nucleon interactions.
The particles were recorded with a telescope of three 1.00 cm2 spark chambers in
3
the 30 x 60 x 140 cm gap of an electromagnet which provided a 10 kOe field. Below
the telescopt was a 10 tray ionization calorimeter containing 800 g/cm2 of iron
for measuring the energy of the high energy primary. Primaries with energies from
100 to 300 BeV were observed. The exponent in the energy spectrum of these particles
was 1.8-+0.8. The momenta of the accompanying ionizing pirticles were measured with
the magnetic field and the spark chambers. ParLicles with momenta less than 1 BeV/c

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ACC NRI AP 5026237
were deflected out of the telescope and so could not be measured,, and the curvatures
of the tracks of particles with momenta greater than 30 DeVA were too small to
measure. The exponent in the energy spectrum of the accompanying particles was
1.2�0.5. The density of accompanying particles within 30 cm of the primary was
0.0023 cm-2 and the density within 70 cm of the primarr was nearly the same. Sixty,
percent of the accompanying particles were negatively ;.,harged. The accompanying
particles were not stopped by."6 cm of lead; it is concluded that they are muons.
Orig. art. has: 3 figures.
SUB CCDE:.AA SUM DATE: 00/--Oct65 ORIO.. TEF: 004 OM REF: 000
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DZAGUROV, S.G.; SAFONOV, G.A.; IVANOVA, G.A.; SHMEVA. G.A.
Use of Russian agar for the preparation of -Dcliomyelitis virus
plagues (colonies). Vop.virus. 6 no.5:632-~114 S-0 160. (MA 24-7)
1. Institut izucheniyu poliomyelita AMN SSSR, 14oskva.
rpOLIOMYE-LITIS) (A G A R)

DZAGUROV, S.G.; SIR-MILEVA., G.A.; VILINER, L.M.
Comparative study of the dynamics of the inacIdivation. of a virus
in dialyzed and nondialyzed specimens of vace-ime aggainst polior-.-,-el�tis
detoxified with formaldehyde. Vop. virus. 6 iLo.5:616-617 5-0 161.
(~IIF(A 15:1)
1. Institut poliomiyelita.i virusnykh entsefal.itov A14N SSSR, Moskva.
(POLIOMLITIS)

i"14M
S/153/62/005/oo4/003/oo6
E021/E435
AUTHORS: Filippova, L.I.,,Shmeleva, G.A-
TITLE: Galvanic deposition of lead from chloride baths-
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Khimiya i
khimicheskaya tekhnologiya, v.5, no'.4, 1962, 624-628
TEXT: Th e possibility q,f obta;ining a lead coating from chloride
baths, the influence of the nature and concentration of additions
and the conditions of electrolysis on the external appearance,
structure, hardness, porosity and corrosion resistance of the lead
coatings were studied. Electrolytic deposition was carried out in
a 100 ml bath using lead anodes and copper and iron cathodes.
The electrolyte was prepared by dissolvinF lead chloride in a
saturated solution of sodium chloride at room temperature or the
temperature of electrolysis. The lead concentration was 10 to
20 g/litre and the sodium chloride concentration 300 to 316 g/litre.
'Yhe deposit was examined visually and under the microscope at a
magnification of 510. Microhardness measurements were carried out.
The porosity was estimated by an anodic treatment and the corrosion
resistance in the usual chamber. The influence of the following
Chrd 1/2

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Galvanic deposition of lead ... E021/E435
additions wits investise:ated: P-naphthol, resorcyl, phenol,
diphenylamine, glue, gelatine, in concentrations of 0-1 to 3 g/litre.
The current density varied from 0.2 to 2 A/dm"! and the temperature
front 25 to 600C. The thickness of the coating in the majority of
cases was 101i. In the presence of additions of P-naphthol and
glue or gelatine, a good deposit could be obtained. A fine-grained%
dense, non-porous, bright deposit of 10 to 301L thickness can be
obtained from an electrolyte of the c6mposition (in g/litre):
Pb 10 to 20, NaCl 300 to 316, P-naphthol 0.1, glue 1.5 or
P-naphthol 1.0, gelatine 1.0 The temperature was 40 to 600C
and the current density 0.2 A/dm2 without stirring o*r 1 A/dm2 with
mechanical. mixing. There are 1 figure and 3 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra tekhnologii elektrokhimicheskikh proizvodstv
Ivanovskiy khimiko-tekhnologiche--;kiy institut,
(Department of Electrochemical Production Technology
Ivanovo Chemical Technological Institute)
SUBMITTED: March 9, 1961
Card 2/2

? 4
US'SR/An-a1Y,-is cf Inor-anic Substances G-2
Abs Juur: Ref 271hui-Ehimiya, No 6, 19-557, 19562
Author G. G. Shmeleva, V. I. Ptrashen'
Ins t - - -----------
Title Coloriiaotric Determination of ThalliLLm by Visual
-lothod vrith Application of thyl Violet
OriL Pub: Tv. Rovocharkas. Politehlin. III-ta-, 1956, 41(.55),
35 - 40.
Abstract: Tho deteri-aination of Tl.(3-V) is based on the for-
mation of little soluble ca..',-Dounds by galoid-co.-n-
plax anions of Tl(;5--,) with methyl ViDlOt (I);
tliaese coi-ipounds are blue-violet Colored and ex-
tracted by orGanic solvents. Tl(14-) is oxidized
first, and the excessive Cl is eliminated by boil-
Card 111-0 - 41 -
USSR/Analysis of Inorganic Substances G-2
Abs Jour ; Ref Zhur,Klaim-iya, 1.1o 6, 1957, 19562
ing for -a short tiil'e. 1 - 2 i-til of the neutral
solution of Tl(3-f-)# 0.7 ziil of 1 n. Hr"l and 1 nil
of a O.G2',!I solution of I are nut into a flat
bottomed test tubeip the voiLui,.e of the liquid is
increased to 5 ml with water, and it is extracted
v;it~j 5 ml oi, toluenz). TILIe coloration intensity
of the toluene 1-ayer is in proportion to Tl(3-+)
content. Iiis not e,-,tr--cted by talualle. The
quantity of Tl(34-) is determined ushi-ig a standard
scalu, prepared in the say~La ,,,ray. The standard scale
is serviceable two W001M. 0.2 - 0.05~ cf Tl(3--*)
in 1 ral are determined by the above taethod. +The
detc-rmination error ~4oes not exce,,,d 1011-'% Na
Card 2/3 42
2 + 2 34- + 2* 2*
C a Zn- Iii- , Go Mn
Cdlz;--,L- Int+ AS5-~nd 901'4- do not interfere wit

G. N.
"Micromorphology of the Receptive Innervation of the
Female internal Genitalia." Kazan' State Veterinary Inst imeni N. E.
Bauman, Kazan', 1955. (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in
Biological Sciences)
SO: 1--,055, 16 Fa, 56

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FOLTKAFTOVA, G.A. (Eazarl, Universltetska,' fa ul. 34, kv.---); 1~1,V-E4EVA, G.N.
(Kazan, Boynichnaya, 19, kv.1)
Effect of cerbocholine oil th(~ structure of Dryoneural :,yna-pses.
Ark1h. anat., i-Int. i embr. 47 no.1-2:/d,!-40l D 164.
(l/IftA 18:4)
1. Kafedra gistologii (zav. - Prof. G.T.Zubusov) Kazanskogo
int.-d-if-gingkogo institut-a.

S55_%W& , J~.A.
::~ ~-T---~-
Struggle of Moscow workers against the Zubatov movement. Tjch. zap.
MGFI 110:31-70 157. (MM 11:4)
(Moscow-History') (Moscow-Iabor and laboring classea)

F.I..; SINELEVA, I.A.; PETROV, G.N.
KISLYUKI
Effect of compounding on the characteristics of a synchronous
generator in a movable electric station Jor resistance welding.
Avtom. avar. 14 no.5:67-73 My 161. (MIRA 14"5)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel,'skiy
magistralinykh truboprofodov.
(Electric welding-9quipment and
Ins-titut po stroitel'stvu
supplies)

3
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SIO 2/60/026/0"/019/035,
BO!~~/B06)06
AUTHORS: -Kislyuk, F. I., Lifshits, V. S., and Shmelpva, I. A.
TITLE. New Nondestru-t'ilre Method of Determining the Quality of
B,-i -~ t We Id o 11~4 14
PERIODICAL'. Zavodskaya laboratoriya, )960, Vol. 26~ No. 11:
pp. 1262-7263
TEXT: The known nondestr7Active test methods cann-nt be applied in the case
of butt welds.. since the material defects in the surface are very thin
and the we.1d seam shQws a considerable thickeniag. In the pre~!ent case a
nondestructive patented (Ref. 1) test method is described. In principle.
it is based on the fact that a flawless weld 3eam of this kind will show
a higher tensile strerg1h than the metal i-Ise,f because of its thickness.
In the thicker seam 'Less tensile strains will cccur in the range of
elasticity with equal mcdulas of elasticity of weld seam and metal the
relative deformation in the seam will be less if it is flawless. By
mea,~urirg the deformation on three cross se-:~tiona, i.e., in the seam and
Card 1/

"in 14-u1 ~4~uulcy 01 IAUWUUU L"
tivebuinhity(R.H.) Factor 1,GatO7,;-
0.38 at 10r1k R,1f. and after drying re~
R.N. Theaugleai-torswnatWusamax
drying regains to OX. , During Vie Al-Cr
tive inodulus, 1.0 oln,lbe raw skin, attain.
pickte (0.71) and b OM after the fimi Cr
HCH6 tannage the relative mcKlalus ~f -1
anna
after the 14CHO, t, qe (pu 9-10) of 1
~fi~ation b
-SOA jt.P~Lssu gh min-
Y 14
ing returmi to. I -s- k
Th'I"A'Athoi
A1u1ur=kX PZ xr,15- e.
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of 1.15" 'and
after.)
'
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a min. ~dter,the
annage., In the

2, After acldi-~
f 0.74, and after
xatiba
Ow-Ole fL

L
;4-

were of Ph (or I
a.rid 190 rllr
a (T
d
o .or (ff) 14
:.rstlos of 80-13t
cases of Pl"b sligy wtk- 60A slj)~ ratjo of Vm Orn
glitod 016of (1) AC IM mp./;1m, AM Ivemo,
PC . cm
I to
nij~/dm.l and W, 0. - With 'WA 1804"
6~~ worc obftrved, but 0 a txi~ of
I regular pitting. , On rainoving Almoa-- lfumftij,.:~ TM m

BARABANOV, L.G.; KONOPISYA, A.I.; FODIMAN, L.V., Icolorist; SaIEUVA, 1'.S.;
CHEBIKINA, V.A., dessinator
Practices for improving the assortment and quality of production.
Tekst. prom. 21 no~. 4:55-67 Ap 161. (MIRA 14:7~
1. Direktor kombinata IlTrekhgornaya Manufaktiira" (for Barabanov).
2. Zaveduyushchaya otdelochnym proizvodstvom kombinata "Trekhgornaya
14anufaktura" (for Konopleva). 3. Nachallnik laboratorii kombinata
"Trekhgornaya Manufaktura" (for Shmeleva).
(Textile fabrics)

MOROZOI~'Sj~-.LY.A, T.S.; SIEVELEVA., L..S.
Deteri-d-ning the strength of textile fabrics '3-1 means of bands
with reduced dimensions. Standartizatsiia 2-5 no.10:30-33 0
,61. (MIRb 14:c')
(Textile fabrics-Testing)

ARYPIFOVA, T.M.; KOZLOVA, V.S.; KRYUI-OVA, A.S.; 'IIMELEVj~, L-S.
HiFh-cuality crease resistant finithing of cotton fabricF. Tekst.-
C
prom. 21 nD.',:67-&q MY '61- (MA 15:1)
(Cotton finishing) G;rease resistant fabrics)

Nau

SHMELIVA. M.I.. kandidat meditsinskikh nauk (Moo]xa)
Nurse's work in sanatoriums for children afflicted with ostooartioular
tuberculosis. Med. aestra n0.7:16-19 J1 154. (MIRA 7--7)
(TUBIMCULOSIS, OSZKOARTICULA-R, in infant and child
*nurse's role in ther.)
(NURSING CARE
*of children patients with osteoarticular tuberc.-)

STP4V,LKVA,M.I. kandidat meditsinskikh nauk
Regenerative processes in osteoarticular tuberculosis; clinical
morphological investigation. Probl.tub. no-5:29-36 S-~O '55
(ISRA 8: 11)
1. Iz otdelaniya kostno-sustavnogo tuberkuleza imeni T.P.Krasno-
bayeva (zav.--prof. Z. Yu. Rol'e) i patomorfologicheskogo otde-
leni.v-a (zav.prof. V.I.Puzik) Instituta Tuber~~culsza AMN SSSR
(dir. Z.A.Lebedeva)
(TU9P,RCULOSIS, OSTENLRTICULAR, pathology,
regen. clin. & autopsy findings )

SHN!BLEVA, M.I., kand.med.nauk
Result of use of medical physical wultwio in osteoarticular
tuberculoqis in children.' Probl.tub.' 36 !100,6.-42-50158
(MIRA 11:10)
1. 1% otdeleniya kostno-sustavnogo tuberlmleza (zav. prof. Z.Yu.
Rellye) Instituta tuberl-uleza AMN ZBSR (dir. Z.A. Lebedeba)*'
(TUBERCUWSIS, OSTBOARTICULAR, In inf. & child.
exercise ther. (Rua))
(EXERCISE THERAPY, in vprious dis.
osteoArticular tuberc. in ,-hild. (Rus))

SOKOLINq M.L.; SOLCMONIK, S.S.; TARABRINA, V.Mt; SWIVVA, M.N.
Treatment of pyoderma patients with bicillin-3. Sov.med. 25 no.2:
138 F (MIRA 14:3)
1. 1z polikliniki-Ramenskogo meditsinskogo ob"yedineniyag mediko-
sanitarnoy chasti tekstillnogo kombi-nata ".Krasnoye znamya" i g9rod-
skoy poliklinilti g. Zhukvvokogo.
(PENICILLIN) (SKIN--:)ISFASES)

1. SHI&LEVA, N.
2. USSR (600)
4. Collective Farms
7. Collective farm board effectively directs agricultural work. Kolkh. proizv. 12
no. 10, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January -1953. Unclassified.

SHMEIWA, N.
A day at the nVetarinary medicine and zoetachny" pavilion at the
All-Union Agricultural Exhibition. Vaterinariia 32 ne.10:24-31 0
'55. (MIRA 8:12)
(MOSCOW--VETERINARY MEDICINE FMIIBITIONS)

-
---- ---
People with a glorious profession .(223 stories
Reviewed by N.Shmelev.). Znan.sila:33 no.11:32
about builders."
N '58.
(NIRA 11:12)
(Conatraction workers)

LEBMEVA, Z.A., redaktor; SHMEIEVA, N 'A., redaktor; SAVON, A.A., redaktor;
BOBROVA, Ye.N., tek~h~i;ird"-ho-~6,k-,,i-y~'redaktor.
[Surgical methods of treating tuberculosis] Ehizurgicheakis metody
lechenila pri tuberkuleze. Pod red. Z.A.lebedevoi, N.A.Shmeleva,
Moskva, Goa. izd-vo med. !It-ry, 1954. 134 p. (MLRA 8:2)
1. Akademiya meditsinakikh nEuk, Moscow. Iastitut tuberkalesa.
(Tuberculosin) (Chas t--4oxgery )

2

3;~FeBstch. Stones In lead iiystal to" N A., at6levap
SUklo i Keram.- 10, 1~ -blones R Mr7'
ro. 6, 3G-4lNiJ-.
0.2 rr -ere IdentlF and kyan tq~
m. in diam. % fed as sillimanite I
-bed " elongated and rounded sluglewaysta
they are descri
protrud,
an" from which strine and waN e Into the glaam
Both minerals occur in the heavy fraction (Isolated by sedl
;:j
av tation in CHDr.) of the glass sand of Novoselkovs]
en
which makes ~p about 0,129o' of the tot2l. in this h
-
~~'rl
f thi
l f
i
d
td
t
i
,
ucra
tact
ra were
n Inrcen
age o
s
e
. (
Sillim
anite 26.9. istaurolite 24.0. kyanite 14.4, rutile 9.8
-
1.,
i
i

:,L,
rcon 3.5
te 0.2, anorthite 0.1, tourmaline
15.0, z
Ubta
andalusite 0.4, and ores 4.8%. Crystal lass
comrs.
-9 - 4~. ; ~. :*
1
--,"'Z

1 -.
. .

;,
0, and PbO contents behaved diff
erentl wj i
S 1
A,
L -cerving the Zeed of soln. of the Al silleake stones, - a SWi"
if td,
could not fiLsolve th I
with 66
4% O
.
s
ternp. vms raised to 1475* for 8 hrs. alkali Y.;"
W~- to 16%, and reducing W3 to (3617a were not flow
eveir, 1970 takalles and 62.5% SIO% produced a pure gh-ss-',

L ShAflar difficidties were observed in Pb-free K-silicate glami'
rucits vylth 72% Si%, but not in Na-Ca siUmtt gir-Isses which'
Ii Ived.the sillimanite-kYnaite stones much more
t MW
the rate o f~.
The ratio Na3O:lCsO In P4 crystal glass detd
Wn. If PbO.and E10% were maintained coast. -at 10% xwY,

68%. resp,
WZY

1 2

S T 7ii I A-1A
I=R/miscellaneoua Glass:manufacture
card 1A Pab. 104 8A2
Authors Shmeleva. N. A.
Title Struggle for increase in output and quality improvement of lead
crystals
Periodical i Stek. i ker. 9, 23 27,',SQptevber 1954
Abstract I Suggestion for increasing the'o;;~tput and quality improvement of lead'.
crystals used in the manufactiure of artistLe glass and chinaware.
Tables; diagram; illustrations.
Institution
Submitted

Sfa4AI3VA, IT.A.; SIMSEKIlLk, A-V-
Using Volkhov potash in prodnaing lead crystal. Ieg. prom. 18 no.l:
39-41 A '58. (MIRA 11:2)
(Glass manufacture)

1
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and O%IS 0~0a.aicT oil .,je :Las
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rolls
t,11e GTI e
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ra

ACCESSION NR: AT4019309 S/OOOC/63/003/001/0159/0161
AUTHOR: Shmeleva, N. A.; Chistoserdov, V. G.; Gerasimova, A. 1.
TITLE: fie effect of dilute hydrofluoric acid solutions on lithium silicates
SOURCE: Simpozitun po ste1doobraznomu sostoyantyu. Leningrad, 1962. Steldoobraznoye
sostoyaniye, vy*p. 1: Katalizirovannaya kristallizatsiya stekla (Vitreous state, no. 1:
Catalyzing crystallization of glass). Trudy* simpoziurna, v. 3, no. 1. Moscow, lzd-vo
AN SSSR. 1963. 159-161, insert facing page 163
TOPIC TAGS: glass, photosensitivity, ultraviolet light, crystalline phase glass, crystallizatton,
photosensitive glass, .*.hydrofluoric acid, silicate, lithium silicate
ABSTRACT: Ile solubility of some photosensitive glass In hydxofluoric acid depends on
previous exposure to ultraviolet light. In view of the practical Lnportance of this problem,
the crystalline phases which result in increased solubility in hydrofluorto add were studiod.
Card. 1/2

ACCESSION NR: AT4019309
A photosensitive glass with 8% Al 03 In the formof 20x 20 x 0. 5 mm plates was used as the
test sample. HF solubility was s6died on samples crystallized for 2 hours at a temperature
of 500-800C with 50* Intervals, the difference in weight being determined before and after
a 50-minute treatment with 10% HF solution. The relative solubility data for the crystalline
phases (most probably eucryptite, lithium metasilicate, 11thitun disWcate, spodumene,
a -cristobalite, and quartz) was obtained by treating a finelyground sample (0. 5 g) for one
hour in 50 cc of 1% hydrofluoric acid at 20C with stirring. 7b,13 rate of dissolution of the
irradiated, crystallized samples was 6-10 times higher than that of the nonirradiated
samples. Electron micrographs of samples crystallized at 600C showed (N18000) clear
striation even on 1-micron crystals. The limited range of increased solubility of irradiated
and crystallized glasses In 10% HF solution must be attributed to conversion into a solid
solution, the thickening of Its structure and the concentration of cristobalite along the
cracks due to shrinkage In the crystal. Orig. art. has 4 figures and I table.
ASSOCIATION- none
SUBMITTED: 17May63 DATE ACQ: 21Nov63 ENCL-. 00
SUB CODE: MT NO REV SOV: 000 OTHER: 000
Card 2/2

ACCESSION N'xt: AT4019287 S/0000/K1/003/00l/00G8/00r7 3
AUTHOR: _.Shmeleya,.N.. A.; Tvanova, N. M.
TITLE: Lithium - contain] ng glass and some peculiarities in its crystallization
SOURCE: Simpozium po steldoobraznomu sostoyanlyu.. Leningrad, 1962. Steldoobraznoye
sRstoyaniye, vy*p. 1: Katalizirovannaya kristallizatslya stekla (Vitreous state, no. 1:
C talyzing crystallization of glass). Trudy* simpoziuma, v. 3, no. 1. Moscow, Izd-vo
SSSR, 1963, 68-73, insert page facing p. 73
TOPIC TAGS: glass, glass crystallization, lithium glass, silicate glass, binary system,
photosensitive additive, irradiation, microcavity
ABSTRACT: The crystallization of three different types of lithium glass starting with the
binary system L120-SIO and gradually adding photosensitive additives (Ag+CeO2, K20, A1203)
was investigated by the thin layer method in ultraviolet light. Investigation of the crystalliza-
tion process on small glass fragments made It possible to study the formation of microcavities
produced by gas bubbles, larger cavities and intermediate dendritic structures. Ile
Card 1/2

ACCESSION NR: AT4019287
presence of expansion microzones was demonstrated In which tho material breaks to form
microcavities. In the expansion zones, the nature of the crystallization shifts slightly
toward the formation of solid solutions with increased Si02 content of the liberation of
free Si02' By introducing photosensitive additives (Ag+CeO2) into glass, the fi-nest dis-
tribution of the gas cavities or expansion microzones can be assured throughout the glass.
This effect was obtained during crystallization in an irradiated glass with 20% M20, but
in another glass the effect was obtained only after crystallization with preliminary irradia-
tion. The fine distribution of gas cavities in the crystalline substance Is the reason for
brown colors of different Intensities In the fragments. This gives the Impression of a
Iblacl?' substance and Its mobility during tile displacement'of the oxpanston zones. The
crystallization of SiO in the form of cristobalite, tridymite or qiartz proceeds Inside the
gas cavities, and prefiminary Irradiation causes the crystaffization equilibrium to shift
toward a higher quartz content. OrIg. art. has: 5 figures and 4 tables.
ASSOCIATIOM none
SUBMITTE D: 17May63 DATE ACQ: 21NovG3 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: MT NO REF SOV: 001 OTHER: 000
Card 2/2

II.A.; CHIS"POLZO-OV7 II.G.; G[,,RASlMOVA, A.410
Effest of diluted scdutlons of hyd-rofluoric a;:~-!d on I-ithlum allia.-tes.
Stekloobr. sost. no~1~159-161 163. (MIIRA 27,10)

ACCESSION NR: AT4019310 S/0000/63/003YO01/0161/0164
AUTHOR: Chistoserdov, V. G.; Shmeleva, N. A.; Serdyuk, A. M.
TITLE: A study of the crystallization products In the magnesium aluminosilicate
system with additions of titanium dioxide
SOURCE: Simpozium po stekloobraznomu sostoyaniyu. Leningrad, 1962. Stekioo-
braznoye sostoyaniye, vy*p. 1: Katalizirovannaya kristallizatsiya stekla
(Vitreous state, no. 1: Catalyzing crystallization of glass). Trudy* simpoziuma,
v. 3, no. 1. Moscow, lzd-vo AN SSSR, 1963, 161-164
TOPIC TAGUS: glass, glass crystallization, magnesium aluminosilicate, cordierite,
clinoenstatite, titaniuirn dioxide, catalyzed crystalli:.Iation
A. 3 S T RA C*11- Th-j crystal I ization products of qlasses of the Mq0-AJ'P03-SiO2- TiO2
s%5'em t' ~! effect of T'02 additiOn were studied. The dynami,;s 1
" . F, 4 1 .- F the formation
o f c. r V s 1in--z p!135es were inve5tigated by high-temperature x-r;jy -3nalys;s. The
tost s,~,molle t'-,a5 glass 59 with the composition 61 .19/, Si02, 18.3" A120 , and 20.3%
. 5% silica. lonizaLion curves were plotted for norc t -
NaG PIu5 0 Z n rys alline, cry
stalline, and quenched glasses at different temperatures. Both ionization curves
and therrilograr-as were also recorded for glass 59 containing 10%, TiO2. it was found
C Card 1/2

SHMELEVA, N.A., inzh.
New method of improving the quality of glasq. Stek. i ker,
21 no.7311-14 Jl 164. (MIRA 17s!0)
1. Leningradakiy zavod khudozhastvannogo stakla.

.::~IIMFLEVA, N.A.., L
"VANOVA,
Y,---RA
F ff.5.
8
1,~Yi,zradskty zavc-d khudczhe-~z-vennog-o, stekla sortovcy pcsur3y.

SHMELUVA, N.I.
Reaction of the hemopoietic system to surg'Leal intervention in
irradiated animals [with sumimar7 in English]. Med.rad. 4 no.2:
55-59 F '59- WRA 12:4)
1. 1% eksperimetallxw#rakovogo otdala (zav. - starshiy nauchnyy
sotrudnik S.F. Aleksandrov) TSentrallnogo nauchno-iseledovatell-
skogo rentgeno-radiologicheakogofnatituta Kinisterotva zdravookh-
raneniya SSSR.
(SURGERY, OPERATIVE,
reactions of hemopoietic or.-ans to extra-hemo-
poietic surg. in irradiated animals (Rus))
(HEMOPOIETIC SYSTEM, physiol.
same)
(ROENTGEN RAYS. effects,
same)