SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHUMARINA, A.V. - SHUMEYKO, G.K.

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LYUBIMOV, N.S.P kand.tekhn.nauk; MANUKEIN, A.S., starshiy nauchnyy- sotrudniki,
kand.tekhn.nauk; SHUMALRINA,,AJ... inzh.; SLADKOPEVTSEVA, G.Ye., inzi-I.;
-,PRKUNAS N. L. T -5' -
J, 's Mz . Mitk9ftLIJ, U.S.
Reviews and bibliography. Tekstu.prcm. 25 no.11:90-94 N 165.
(MIRA M12)
1. Rukovoditell laboratorii. TSentrallnogo nauchno-issiedov-ell-
skogo instituta khlopchatobumazhnoy promyshlennosti, Mosk-,a!,,.(~or
Lyubimov). 2. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy inst-l~~Ut
khlopchatobilmazhnoy promyshlennosti, Moskva (for Manukhin).
3. Khimicheskaya labora-toriya Ivanovskogo mela-nzhevogo kombinata
(for Sladkopevtseva, Shumarina, Narkunas). 4. Nachalln-1k
tkatskogo proizvodstva Novo-Noginskoy tkatskogo-otdelochrloy
fabriki (for Mishketkull).

GLADCHIKOVA, Yu.N.; SHUMRIHA, N. 1.
Chr-nmotropir. method ?or determining formaldehyde in air. Gig. I
san. 23 no.4:83-84' Ap 158. (HIRA 11:6)
1. Iz Ivanovskogo instituta okhrany truds Vsesoyiiznogo tsentrallnogo
soveta profsoyuzov.
(FORMALDEHY'DE, deteru.
In air b chromotropic acid reaction (Rus))
(IITDICATORS A14D RBAGERTS
chromotropic acid reaction in determ. of formaldehyde
in air (Rus))
(AIR POLLUTION. determ.
by formaldehyde with chromotropic acid reaction (Rue))

OBUKHOV, N.A. ~ SHUIAkRI Nk. N. I.
-
` -
Ventilation of opening and picking units in factories maldng abBor-
'bent cotton. Takst.prom. 19 no.4:64-65 Ap '59.
(WRA 12:6)
(Textile factories-Heating and ventilation)
(Cotton machinery-Cleaning)
(Dust collectors)

SHIZIARINA, N.I.; GLADCHIKOVA, YU.N.
Concerning Professor B.B. Koiranskii's article, "Draft of
standards for meteorological conditions in the spinning
and weaving enterprises of the cotton industry." Gig. i
san. 26 no.7:108 Jl 161. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Iz Ivanovskogo instituta okhr-any truda Vsesoyuznogo
tsentrallnogo soveta professionaltnykh soyuzov.
(TEXTILE FACTORIES-HEATING AIM VENTILATION)
(KOIRANSKII, B.B.)

SGKil!-,111-~IKIYY D.V. ; DPIL"ZI , V.A. ; 'LEKSEYEVA, G.K. ; ..
I L 11 ~1112M;'--TEVA 1; F -
* *9
MUS17!A, S.A.
Use of oxide catalysts on carriers for the pu-,-~Lfication of
exhaust gases by removing ca--bon monoxide and hydrocarbons.
Mrudy Ins'.khim.nauk AN Kazakh. SSR 13:174-201 165. (MM-4 18:0)
1 11 1

KAZANETS, I.; KUIIAYEV, D.; SHUMAUSKAS, M- [Sumauskas, M.1;
KOCHIITYMI, A. ; SADITHROV, R.; Rfj8j~, V.; KURBANOV, R.
The entire country participates in foreign trade. Vnesh.
torg. 43 no.1:6-12 164. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Predsedatell Soveta Ministrov UkrSSR (for Kazanets).
2. Predsedatell Soveta ~anistrov KazSSR (for Kunayev).
3. Predsedatell Soveta Ministrov Litovskoy SSR (for Shumauskas).
4. Predsedatell Soveta Ministrov ArmSSR (for Kochinyan).
5. Zamestitell Predsedatelya Soveta Ministrov AzerSSR (for
Sadykhov). 6. Predsedatell Soveta Ministrov Latviyskoy SSR
(for Rubin). 7. Predsedatell Soveta Ministrov Uzbekskay SSR
(for Kurbanov).

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SHUMAUSKAS, Hotey-us Yuozovich LSumauskas, M.J.]; POLYAKOV.A, N., red.;
POPOVA, T., tekhn.red.
bStory about the future of Lithuania] Rasskaz o budushchem
Litvy. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo polit.lit-ry, 1959. 71 P.
(MIRA 13:1)
1. Predsedatell Soveta Hinistrov Litovskoy SSR (for Shumauskes).
(Lithuania--Economic policy)

SOKOLENKO., N. Ya.; SHUMAYEVY A. D,; VOLY4SKAYA, Ye. I.
Multiplica-tian of the leaf beetle Theone (Leptosonyx)
silphoides Dalm in the pastures of Kazakhstan. Zashch. rast.
ot vred. i bol. 5 no.10:53-54 0 160. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Kazakhskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut zashchity
rasteniy, Alma-Ata.
(Kazakhstan-Wormwood--Diseases and pests)
(KELzakhstan-Leaf beetles)

SHUMAYEV, A.D.
School of advanced practices. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 7
no.1:25 162. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Glavnyy wonom Yuzhno-Kazakhstanskoy stantsil zanha4ty
rasteniy.
(Plants, Protection of-~-Study and teaching)
(Cotton growing)

Rum
AID P - 2577
Subject USSR/Engineering
Card 1/1 Pub. 110-a - 16/16
Authors Gukhman, A. A., Doct., Phys. Math. Sci., Prof.
-Shuma,yev A. I. and A. I. Veynik, Does. Tech. Sci., Profs.
=1 ~~ ,
Kand. Tech. Sci.
L'O"kh,,A..G., Kand. Tech. Sci.
Title A. F. Chudovskiy Teplo obmen v dispersnykh sredakh
(Heat Exchange in Dispersion media) Gosenergoizdat,
195TF:-kBook Revlew)
Periodical Teploenergetika, 8, 60-64, Ag 1955
Abstract The book is an analysis of large-grain dispersion
material. The reviewers consider the book as a timely
contribution to Soviet science, although it is not
devoid of some small errors.
Institution None
Submitted No date

SHUMAYEV, F.G., professor, doktor tekhnicheskikh neuk.
Problems in baking equipment and the heat system of bread
factories. Trudy MTIPF 2:115-128 152. (MTaA 9:2)
(Bakers and bakeries--Equipment and supplies)

SHUMA-YEV_,_ Fgdor GriggglvaXjah; MAKLYUKOV, 11TY8 Ivanovich. MIKHELEY, A.A..
dotsent, retBenzent; NOVITSKIY, B.F., dotsent, retsenzent;
GIUZBURG, A.S., professor, spetaredaktor; XEYERLINITSKAY-4. A.Z..
red.aktor; KISINA. Ye.l., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Industrial ovens for baking bread and confectionery] Promyshlennye
pechi khlebopekarnogo i konditerskogo proizvoclstva. Moskva,
Fishchepromizdat, 1957. 353 P. (MIRA 10:11)
(ovens)

SYNEWMKO, Nikolay Aleksondrovich, prof.. doktor tekhn.nouk; SIDELIKOVSKIT.
Lazar' Haumovich; TURENEV, Vladimir Nikolayevich; MASLd2TNIKOVp
M.S.. retsenzent; SHMTEV. F.G.. retsenzent-, SHUKM, S.M., red.;
LARIONOV. G.Te.. tekhn.red.
[Industrial boiler systems] Kotellnye ustanovki promyshlennykh
predpriiatii. Pod red. N.A.Semenenko. Moskva. Gos.energ.izd-vo,
1960. 391 P. (MIM 13:11)
(Boilers)

MOREV., N.Ye.; SHUMAYEV -9 F.G.- ITSKOVICH, Ya.S.; CHULKOV, V.V.
Travelli TsNIIKU-P-7-59 aven with a screened sole and gas
heating. Trudy TSNIMP no.8:28-30 160. O-JIRA 15:9)
(ovens)

KONOVTSEV, Svyatoslav Vsevolodovich; SHTDJ~!~,F_G,prof., retsenzent;
KOSININ, T.F., inzb., retsenz6nit; ITSKOVICH., Ya.S., inzh.,
spetsred.; HAIMIS, R.I., red.; SATAROVA, A.M., tekhn.red.
[Equipment of bakery enterprises] Oborudovanie khlebopekarmykh
predpriiati:L. Izd.3.,, ispr. I dop. Mosk7a, Pishchepromizdat,
1962- 365 P. (MIRA 15:5)
(Bakers and bakeries-Equipment and supplies)
(Assembly-line methods)

LYKOV, A.V.; LEUDEV, P.D.; VIJKALCVJCH, M.P.; GINZ13U[?G, A.S.; SMOLISKIY,
B.M.; SOKOLOV, Ye.Ya.; SYMENEUKO, N.A.; LYKOV, M.'I.; ITE-ONCHY,
B.I.; KPASNIKOV, V.V.; SPUMAYEV, F.G.; DR!"'7-S, G.7.
Goorgii Aleksandrovich Maksimov; obituary. Inzh.-fiz.
zhur. 9 no.3:418 S 165. (MIRA 18:9)

HUMAYIEYA V.D., nauchnyy sotrudnik; NEVSKAYA, A.I., nauchxiyy sotrucbiik;
SHPJJINA, T.N., nauchnyy sotrudnik; 24ITRIYEEVA, V.P., nauchyiyjr
sotrudnik; VOLKOV, D.G., nauchnyy sotrudnik; CHIGRINA., T.A.,
khimik
Waste waters from the Leni-nogorsk Polymetallic Combine
and their effect on the open water reservoirs of the city.
Gig. i san. 28 n0.7:69--13 JI '63. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Iz o~dela gigiyeny Kazall-hskolglo instituta apidemiologii,
mikrobiologii i gigiyeny i Respublikanskoy sardtarno-epi-
demiologicheskoy stantsii.

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ACC NRt AP6017463 SOURCE CODE: UR/0016/616/000/001/0148/UW
AUTHOR: Leonttyevar N. F.: Dish~canty I* P.
ORG: Central Disinfection Institute (Tsentrallnyrdezinfektsionnyy
TITLE: Comparative'ev4pation of the sensitivity of culture media for-che
thebactericidal effeet'of d1sinfectants
SOURCE: Zhurnal rid-krobiologii, epidemiologii i immunobiologii., no. is 1966t 248,---
~TOPIC TAGS: enzyme,, bacteriology
ABSTRACT: 'The possibility of using casein media, instead of the usu Inat-
:peptone media for checking the bactericidal effect ofdiainfectants in dio-
cussed. Meat-peptonep casein and meat-bons media., as well as dx7 agar D
'are compareds- Enzyme hydrolysis (for 4 hours at 5000,, as recommended b7
T-,
.Ploskirey A al.) was used to obtain the bases of the casein and meat-bono
imedia. The experiments were set up under the methodological rules of the
'Central Disinfection Institute-i The data obtained-showed that the results..
,of inoculations,of various microbes
treated mith various disinfectantsp were,
the samie on meat-peptone caseins meat-bone liquids and solid media. 0=-
made it possible to draw the coll-
parison of the data of all the experiments
~clusioa that casein media (bouillon and agar) were equal to meat-peptonii
in sensitivity. Since casein med:i& costs one-seventeenth as much an
'me-a-U--pep one mec ia, - It -i s- i4orfhWhil~ to - 6ofit1iidW'_S'tu --theni-iiif-li--Lfiii---p'ur-po~se
of introducing them into practice for determining the bactericidal effect of
disinfectants. [JPAS1
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SUB C9PE SUBM DATE: none
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ordara. Trudovogo Kmsrcg~,-
0 ._nnt3tilta skoroy pomoihchi Imeni

SHUMAYEVA, G. N., CAND MED SCII &TEOROLOGICAL FACTOR
IN THE COPPER SMELTING SHOP OF BALKHASH COPPERWOIUM AND
THE MORBIDITY OF WORKERS UNDER CONDITIONS OF THE "DESERT"
CLIMATE OF CENTRAL KAZAKHSTAN.,, ALMA-ATA, 1960. (JOINT
9-C-1 'COUNCIL OF INSTITUTES OF PHYSIOLOGY9 M7-0"rt**tL P A T H 0-
LOGY9 CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL SURGERY OF ACAD Sci KAISSR).
KL p 3-61 9 237
488

-:11UK, N.K., mayor me-di.t~q-1rskoy sluzliby; SHUMAYrVA,
A-tabolism of ws'l-er-soluble vitamins under ccinditiorm of a hot climqto-.
Voen.-meed.zliur. no.7-.45-48 f64.. (IMIRAI !8t5)

SHUMBilsov9 Y11.1j.
Case of recurrent cancer in the same ~~atlenz. Urclogiia
no.6-.60 N-D 163. (M:RA 17.9)
1. lz urolo,oicheskogo otdelen-lya (zav. A.A. Kokor-4n) Krasrio-
yarskoy krayevoy klinicheskoy ballnitsy~,'To.l.

SHMIRLI, S.S., inzhener.
Results of consultations of research vorkers of the Institute
for Planning Hydroelectric Power Developments. Gidr. stroi.23
no.4.-46-48 '54. (MLRA 7:7)
(Hydroelectric power stations)

SHUMEL9 S,B,. hener.
Conference hold by planning and research organizations. Gidr.stroi.25
no.6:61-62 Jl 156. (MIaA 9:9)
Mrdraulic engineering)

SOV-98-58-2-18*121
AUTHOR~ __ahumajl_,_~~gineer,, Member of the Presidium, 3rd Ali-
Union Hydrological Congress
TITLE- The Third All-Unicn Hydrological Congress (III Vsesoyuznyy
gidrologicheskiy sllyezd)
PERIODICAL! Gidrotekhnicheskoye stroitellstvo, 1958, Nr 2, pp 60-61 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Third All-Union Hydrolodical Congress took place in
Leningrad at the end of 1957. The Congress was attended by
1,240 scientists, engi 'neers and specialists, employed at
300 scientific-research organizations and vuzes, scientific-
-technical societies of the electric power industry, mining
industry and water transport, and 35 specialists,from Albania,
Bulgaria~ Hungary, East Germany, China, Mongolia, Poland,
Rumania. Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia~ The Congress examined
the conditions and prospects for research into the hydrology
continents, and pointed out the great achievements accomplished
in the field of hydrology and water resources of 'the USSR.
A number of reports was heard by the Congress, among which
may be mentioned the report of Candidate of Technical Scien-
ces V.A. Uryvayev (State Hydrological Institute) "The Study
Card 1/4 of the USSR Continental ',.7aters and Further Tasks in This

The Third All-Union Hydrological Congress SOV--98-58-2-18/21
Field"~ The Doctors of Technical Scien-,es S,N. Kri~vskJy and
M.F. blenke17 (Section for the Scientific Development of -Prob-
lems of Water Economicsq USSR Academy of Sciences) and
Candidate of Technical Sciences A.I~ Chebotarev (GGI) reported
on "Water Engineering in USSR and Problems of Hydrology".
Professor A.N. Voznesenskiy (Inetitute "Energoproyekt,") spoke
on "The Utilization of the USSR Water Resources and the Pro-
spects for Developing Water Power". A total of 9 special-
ized sections were working at the Congress: Calculations
and Prognoses (Chairmen - Doctor of Technical Sciencesq Pro-
fessor D.L. Sokolov-skiy, Candidate of Technical Sciences
A~I_ Chebotarev and Doctor of Geographical Sciences G.P.
Kalinin); Hydrophysics (Chairman - Doctor of Geographical
Sciences, Regular Member of the RSFSR Academy of Pedagogical
Sciences, Professor B.P. Orlov); Lakes and Vlater Reservoirs
(Chairman - Doctor of Technical Sciences~ Honored Worker of
RSFSR Sc_~enoe and Engineering, Professor Ye,V~ Blizn-vak);
Hydrodynamics and River-Bed Processes (Chairman-Correspond-
ingMember. AS USSR., Honored Worker in RSFSR Sciezu:c .nd
i!IIIga_neeTi._r,6, Y-A~ elikanov); Water Economics (Chairmen -
Doctors of Techn-ioal Sciences S.N. Kritskiy and M-F. Ylenkel?'Ji
Card 2/4 General Hydrclo,-~y (Chairman - Doctor of Geographical Sciences,

The Third All-Union Ilydrclogi---al Congress SOV-98--53-2-18/21
U
Professor L.K., Davydov); Hydrometry and Methods of Hydro-
logical Research (Chairman - Candidate of Technical Sciences
A~K_ Proskuryakov); Underground Waters and Problems of Under-,
groxind Feeding of Rivers (Chairman - Doctor of Geological
and Mineralogical 3ciences, Profes~;or B,I. Kudelin). Hydro-
chemistry qld San-_'~~,,- ~3r-tection of 'Naters
Nlombal-,, AS USSR, 0. A. Alekin). Over 400
reports on a!71 principal problems of the hydroloC~ of co;.~--
tinents were delivered and discussed at the sections. The
author lists the work performed during the 40 years of Soviet
regime and speaks of current needs. The Congress adopted
several decisions, approving the resolutions of the sections,
and considered it necessary to establish an inter-depart-
mental committee to co-oi~dinate scientific research work.
The Congress decided to take necessary measures for an urgent
exploitation of the State Hydrological Institutels River-Bed
Laboratory, whose activity should further the solving of im-
portant scientific problems in the field of hydrodynamics
Card 3/4 and river-bed processes~ Future hydrological congresses

The Third All-Union Hydrological Congress SOV-98-58-2-18/21
u
will convene once every 5 - 7 years.
1 - R - -0
.~d o1 g-,y-----USSR 2. Water power--IISSR
Card 4/4

SHUMELI, S.
P"IaDPI should be worked out faot, well, and
1,VfO 2 no.1:18 Ja 160. (141RI, 13:5)
1. Prodsodatell soveta pervichnoy organizateii llauc~hno-tekhni-
chpehogo obshchegtva "Gidroenergoproyekta."
(Hydroelectric power stations)

I,% G.
"Character of Recovered Liquil 0,3~.gen at the Gasification Plant of' the Machine Building
Factoryp" Kislorod, No. 2, 19u'-

I S H C),Ii L- L 16 H ~ h I V~ m .
KRYLOV, X., inzhener; SHUMELISHSKIY. M., inzhener.
Ejector-type refrigerating machine for general use. Khol.tekh.
31 no.3:16-22 Jl-S 154. (KY-RA 7:9)
(Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery)

SHUMELISHSKIY, M., inzhener
m0~ ~~ - ~
Diagram of the heat balance in the jet compressor refrigerating
machine. Khol.tekh. 32 no.1:12-14 Ja-Mr 155. (MLRA 8:7)
(Refrigeration and refrigerating machines)

SHUK]ILISHSKIY. K.. inshener.
Causes for irregular functioning of ejector-type stem coolers.
Khol.tekh. 32 no-3v22-28 JTI-S '55- (KLRA 9:1)
(Refrigeration and refrigeration machinery)

SM4ELISIISKIY, 14..Inzh.; BEMNISHVILI, M.&Inzh.; SMOYLOVS,KAYA, I.,inzh.
Two-stage ammonia refrigerating machine for refrigerator ships.
Khol.tekh- 33 no.4:11-18 O-D '56. (MIRA 12:1)
(Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery)
(Refrigeration on ships)

SHIP4ELISHSKIY, M., inzh.
~
Regulating the capacity of steam jet refrigeration units. Khol.
tekh. 35 no.2:13-15 Mr,-Ap '58. (miRA 11:4)
(Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery)

GURWITCH, Ye., inzh.; SIITJ14ELISIISKIT, M.. inzh.; YALII-DVA. Ye.. inzh.
Single-stage compressors using Freon 22 at low-boiling temperatures.
Khol.tekh. 35 no.5:24-29 S-0 158. (MIRA 11-.11)
1. TSentrallnove konstruktorskove byuro, kholodilluogo mashinostroyenlya
(Tor Gurevich). 2. f4oskovskiy zavod "Kompressor" (for Shulelishokly,
Yalimova).
(Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery) (Methane)

SOV/66-59-4-5/28
Sh elis ineer
T-_-ILE-~ Steam Ejecting Refrigerating Machine Utilizing Low Temperature Heat
P EP,]-_~ OD-l" AL..-,, Kholodil'naya tekhnika, 1959, Nr 4, pp 21-24 (USSR)
JABSTRAC'_'_',; The article describes a steam ejecting refrigerating machine,.11E, de-
signed by the Moscow Plant "Kompressor" for - use in metallurgical
plants. As source of thermal energy, low pressure steam of 1 atmosphere
is used, generated in the evaporator cooling system of Martin -furnaces.
T'he machine consists of a vertical mixing condenser and a horizontaleva-
porator mounted on the top of the condenser, surrounded by 6 vertical
principal ejectors. A block of auxiliary air ejectors with an inter-
mediate condenser are mounted on brackets fastened to the condenser. All
these elements form one unit. The first industrial sample of this machine
was installed in the Central Refrigeration Plant of the Zakavkazskiy Me-
tallurgicheskiy Zavod (Transcaucasian Metallurgical Plant) in Rustavi.
The installation is Dlanned for 6 machines with a total refrigeration
capacity of 6 million kcal/hr. The article describes the operation of
1/2 the installation which uses the iethod of T. Messing (1) as a means of

NQ
so~;
Z-Iec.;-!-~-Ing Refrigerating Machine Utilizing Low Temperatl~re Heat
evaluating its energy characteristics. In acco--danoe w�t-h gi.~aj;h 5, t1he
machine 11E can be conS4 dered.as:ffir as energy indices P-re concerned, equal
to corresponding ejector type refrfgerators of foreign make and caun t'here-
fore be recommended for water cooling in metaliurgi,,-al and ot1--x3r .-)-i~~-rts
where exhaust steam is availab-le.
There are: 2 diagrams, 1 photo, 2 graphs, 1 t h2s-- and 2' refe--en..-;F~, 1 Of
L,
w
hich iz Soviet and 1 German.
n-
(Moscow Plant "Kompressor'
Moskovskiy Zavod "Kompressor"
1-lard 2/'-;'

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5400
Shumelishakiy, Mark Grigorlyevich
Ezhektorny-ye kholodilInyye mashiny (Ejector Refrigerating Machinery) Moscow,
Gostorgizdat, 1961. 158 P. 5,000 copies printed.
Ed.: N.V. Chichkov; Tech. Ed.: E.M. ElIkina.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers and technicians concerned with the
design and operation of refrigerating machinery.
COVERAGE: The book deals with the theory and design of ejector refrigerating
machinery. Thermal characteristics and data for their computation and formation
are included. Research and design materials of the "Kompressor" plant were used
in the compilation of this book. The author thanks Professor L.M. Rozenfelld.9
Doctor of Technical Sciences, and the following workers of the "Kompressor" plant:
K.I. Krylov, T.A. Mysev, L.S. Smarkalin., Yu. A. Shaposhnikov, G.I. Andrianova,
and Ye. I. Yalimova. There are 20 references: 14 Soviet and 6 German.
C ard-aI44-

SNUMELISHSKIY, M.G.
Manufacturina new refrigerating equipment. Khol. tekh. 38 no-5:
13-19 S-0 ~61- (YdRA 1-5:1)
1. Glavnyy konstruktor zavoda "Kompressor".
(Refrigeration and refrigerating machiner7)

SF1UME-LISHSKIY, M.G., inzh.; BEHANISITIVILI, E.M., inzh.; RASTORGUYEV, V.P.,
--inzh; - ---- - -- ------
Design characteristics and testing results of the type DAU-80
ammohia two-stage compr6ssor. Khol.tekh. 39 no.2:4-9 Mr-i~p
162. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Moskovskiy zavod "Kompressor".
(Refrigeration on ships) (Compressors)

GUREVICH, Ye.S.I. inzh.; SOFER, A.A., inzh.; ROMANOVSKIY, N.V., inzh.;
SHUNELISHSX.I.Y. M.G.; BEZHANISHVILII E.M., inzh.;
YLKOBSON, re.v., inzh.
Developmeyrt of the design of large refrigeration compressors.
Khol. tekl!r. 39 no.5:4-1-1 S-0 162. (MIRA 16:7)
1. TSentrallnoye konstruktorskoye byuro kholodillnogo mashino-
stroyeniya (for Gurevichp Sofer, Ron~anovskiy). 2. Moskovskiy
zavod "Kompressor" (for Shumaliahskiy, Bezhanishvili Takobson).
(Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery~

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SHUNIELYAK, G.P.: ALIPEROVICH, M.A.
116
Some polymethine dyes with a residue"~-of 4,5-(2'-m~thyl-51,41-thia-
zolo)thiazole. Zhur.ob.khim. 34 no.1:251-254 Ja 64. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Filial Nauchno-issledovatel'skogo kinofotoinstituta, g. Shostka.

BOGOLYTJBSKIY, V.A.; SHUMMAK, G.P.
Alkylation of phenol with alcohols ahd unsaturated hydrocarbons in the
presence of hydrodlhloric acid solutions of zinc chloride. Zhur.prikl.
khim. 37 no.1:226-227 Ja 164. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Shostkinskiy filial Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo kino-
fotoinstituta.

AL-PEROVICH, M.A.; SHUMELYAK, G.P.
Hydrolytic decomposition of 3-ethyl-4,5-(2'-methYl-5',4')
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(MIRA 18-11)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy kinofotoinstitut,, Shostkinskiy
filial.

SHUMELYAK, P.
- -1 -iccept only fattened poultry. Mias. ind. SSSR 29 no-1:35-36
f58. (MIRA 11:3)
l.Direktor Kamenato-Podoliskogo ptitsekombinata.
(Poultry plants)

SMIENKO, B. M.
Repair of collective farm macbinery is a work of great
Importance. 14ekb.sil.l.boap. 10 no.12:11-12 D '59.
(MIR& 13:3)
1. Inzhfner-kontroler Borispolskoy temontno-tekhnicbeskiy
stantsii, Kiyevskoy oblasti.
(Agricultural machinery-Maintenance and repair)

'
-- 1~ C
I I
ir- ), ~~ . -L .
'~; '71TIO pr cr ti.L~-n c. f mar --.'/ chal ~ roc ks the visw--~ in. t of
enginuering geclop.7 and the-ir sLrucLural chRra--tari5tics. f,it.i
i . J1 sk o F, . no. Z - -3 02- - 3 09 1 '3.
-P'. - r. (MIRA 17-10)
1. N'r,-rlkcvskjy u '--versltet, Kbarlkov.

LCGVINENKOy N.V*;_LHUMFIIKJS I
Thermography of caustobiolites and clayey minarals. IzvDAN SSSR.
Ser.gsol. 26 no.6:101-109 -Ta 161. (KIk& 1-4: 6)
1. KharIkovskiy gosudarstvenn-yy universitat.
(Thermal analysia) (Caustobiolites) (Glay)

SHUMENKO, S.I.
Clay minerals in marly chalk rocks of the Northern Donets Valley.
Dokl.AN SSSR 138 no.1:199-202 My-Je 161. (HERA 14:4)
1
1. Kharlkovskiy universitet im.A.M.Gorlkogo. Predstavieno
akademikom N.M.Strakhovym.
(Northern Donets Valley--Clay)

SHUMENIKOP S. I.
Varieties of authigenous sedimentary heulandite in Upper Cretacecrus
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162. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Kharlkhvskiy goaudarstvennyy universitet im. A.M.Gorlkogo.
PredstAvIeno akad. N.M.Strakhovym.
(Ukraine-Heulandite)

SHUMENKC), S.I.
Determination of deformations of cores based on their textural
characteristics. Razved. i okh. nedr 26 no.2:45-46 Feb. '60.
(MIRA 14:6)
1. Institut "Gidroproyekt" USSR.
(Core drilling)

YANOV, E-U-; ",TRAKHOVP KUSHENWHOV, G.F.; ARIUSTAMOV, A.A.; GEY"Ll.',f,,,
A N.; GRA.MBERG, I.S.; LIBROIVICH, V.L.; MIKHAYLOV, D.M.; NEKRASOVA,
0:---.; PISA.-ts-HI~~ 17
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Reviews and discussions. Lit. i pol. iskop. no.6-85-89 and 91-119
N-D 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Vsesoyuzr-y, U.L
y natichno-issiedovatellskiy geologicheskiy ins"tut,
Leningrad. (for Yanov). 2. Geologicheskiy institut LN SSSR,
Moskva. Submitted July 12, 1965 (for Strakhov). 3. Moskovskiy
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nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut minerallnogo syrlya, g.
Alma-Ata (for Arustamov).

LOGUNEITY-0. N.V.; ,
Study of elastic quartz. Dokl. AN SSSR 110 no.4:64?-650 0 156.
(HLRA 10:1)
1. Rharlkovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni A.M. GorIkogo.
akademikom N.M. Strakhovym.
Predstavleno
(Quartz)

BELOTSERKOVSKIY, I.G.: CMITTIIIIIIHOV, M.G.: SliUMIKOV, FJ~,,; IMSIMOV,
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[New developments in planning labor in construction;
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(Kuibyshev Province-Construction industry-Labor productivity)

SHUI,iI-IIY,GV, Pivel -Pavlovich; LENGHL11YO, Leonid Dmitriyevich;
nauchn. red.; GI,:",:UMI'-VA, 'Z.M., red.
[Ways of increaoing labor productivity in housing
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v zhilishchnom stroitel'stve. Yoskva, .133troiizdat, 1964.
64 p. (MIRA 17:7)

SHUMENKOVA, Yuliya Makarovna; SHILIN, Aleksey Narpovich; MESEZIDIIKOV, M.S.,,
naucimyy red.; NEVELISHTEYN, V.I., vedushchiy red.; ZHIKHAREVA,
M.Ya., tekhn.red.
[Key wells of the U.S.S.R.; Maksimkin Yar key well (TomBk Province))
Oporrye skvazhiny SSSR; Maksimkin-lArskaia oporraia sk7azhina
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institut. Trudy, no.166). (MA 14:12)
(Maksimkin Yar region--Petroleum geology)
(Maksimkin Yar region-Gasq Watural-Geology)

BOROZDEI'KOV., V.I.; SEURENSKIY, K.P., kand. fiz.-mat. nauk,
retsenzent; STEPKIN, O.S., inzh., retsenzent; KARGANOV,
V.G.., inzh., red.
[Vacuum pumps in the chemical industry] Vakuum-nasosy v
khimicheskoi promyshlennosti. Moskva, Izd-vo "Fashino-
stroenie." 1964. 98 p. (MIRA 17:6)

SHUMIIrOV G.F., al-ronom.
"Ii-~6,1~,-*j,_", I -'p
Irrigation of vegetable crops on
SELburovo Machine-Tractor Station
33-38 0 '56.
(Orel Province--Irrigntion
collective farms in the zone of the
in Orel Province. Gidr. i mel.Sno.10:
(MLRA 9:10)
fArming)

jL yjch, nauchnyy sotr.; SEDOVA, Zinaida
G~~o47g~Ly - eAo~~q~
A-fanaslyevna., nauabnyy sotr.; SLEPTSOVA, K., red.; NEMYTOV, V.,
tekhn.-red.
[Storing and processing potatoes, vegetables, and fruit] Khranenie
i pererabotka kax-tofella, ovoshchei i plodov. Orel, Orlovskoe
knizhnoe izd-vo, 1960. 112 p. (MIRA 24--12)
(Potatoes-Storage) (Vegetables-Storage)
(Fruit-Storage)

VOLKIND, I.L., inzh.; KLEKOVKIN, E.M.; SHUMETOV, G.F., agronom;
KRAVCHENKO, M.M., ekonomist.
Storage for field crops of collective farms and state farms.
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-'-~rl!~-.ng a-rid harvc:s 1,1 ng or. ths- quarl"-y
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(MIR k 17 -,6)
nc.,, 2"P-
n -v 1. a y a .

~ , ~ x, A; 0, . . A:".. ~,c ;, ~-. - , ~v 4. ~,

-; M.G., ari-I K-11AS!"i-KOV, Y.I.
- I 31L,,D--)-..-A Vol. 22. No. 3,
" IK ~1-~ P. 267, 19.53.
"Sour milk bacteria 'n epyphitic microflora of Cen.-Iral Asia."

MOROZOV, G.M.; BAZAHOV, N.I;; IVAIIIN, A.G.; OSTAPENKO, A.N.; TENNOV,
G.F.; SM4EYNV B.G.;.MAKAROV, A.N. [translator]; KOKAROV, A.V.,
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(Track athletics)

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ACCESSIM hR: AP4039007 S/0136/64/000/005/0066/0669
AMMOR: Layner, A. I.; Kolenk va., M. A#; Shumeyko, A* lo; Kurlyan&jp Ve 14o
TITLE: Zircon - Soda Interaction
SOURCE: Tsvatny*yo.metally*p no. 5., 1964., 66--69
TOPIC TAGS. melting., ZrS:LOj, caustic soda, slnterlng, leaching, extraction,
ZrO sub 2
ABSTRACT: Considering the dIff icultles Involved in the Industrial melting of
ZrS:LO v1th caustle soda, the authors studied the decomposition of ZrSiO concen-
trates by Na In quantities necessary for the fomatlon of zirconium silleate -sod:LUSL*
1 of s1ntering temper-r
by sinteilng. The effects of different amounts of sodium anc
atures was observed at 900, 1000 and 1100 C, with different Na2CO ZrSi04 ratios'
= Aamnning
=a an in-variable molar ratio ot N co Fe 0 and TIO 2 t~4
03~ro2pcg
soda dissociates upon the removal C 21 t atents 3-E the cake would
decline as the am un of soda is increazed and could be predeterminede Chemic
analysis atILOO C corroborated this posslbi-Uty. Optimal sintering time for
spacimeas vith 11aqO/ZrS-1& 04 a 1, 2 and held for 15 to 120 minutes at 1100 C vW

Accz-ssim NR. AP4039007
60 minutes. Vor -1c purpose of extracting Zr02.1 ground specimens were leached
with a 40,,Iof solution of H2SO4. An increase in acid from 80 to 115~ to the
stolchiometrIc amount was found to enhance ZrO extraction only up to 128%. An
-iu;; raises ZrO extraction :rr= 7o
increase of 20 to 60 C in the leaching tempera
-21e leaching eye
to 93%. Further temperature increases have no effect. A do
3A
with stoichiometric quantities of the acid provided 97 97-5~ ZrO extract
ion
2
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00S ~dtvt 4vtithesis of I by the cmidcu%ation of %alicytaldehyde.
Ur,,at. the crude 1 (50-6%) with an equal wt. of (*A)-51,-,
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00 S Inix for 30 min., renlove Ille lower laycr and ext.
the upper layer with half its wt. oft lie ~-arnc acid. Repeat
3-4 tijurs. Heat the combined cit. to ZO-CW, add for-
inalin till its odor does not disappear, filter, dil. with hot
:f'; Z water to 30~i,7 HjSOa. The upper layer is washed with
14-0 warm w-Ater (7G-V) to neutral reaction to Congo red.
My I i-v racuo, and distil at 3-5 mm. Recrystallize from
a1c. Cool the lower LAyer and rr-Lrystallize from a1c.
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vents Is added under agitation. The re*vtion teltIP. ri--
to tl5-7t)* within 3-5 ujill., bem"teivatio(tary Aw It? mi",
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and then decremse-li.
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~ ft
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SHU"E"IE0, A. F,".
F_rTILTI-T__I_;,K0j, A. K. -- 1"~ethods of Synthesis Of SO-me Perfumes Based on the Use
of Phenylethyl Alcohol." Sub 21 Apr '~12, All-Union Sc! Res Inst of
S~mthetic and Natural Essential Oils. (Dissertat-ion for the Degree of
Candidate in Chemical Sciences).
SO: Vechernaya Moskva January-DeceTnber 1952

LEETS, K.V.. kand. khim. nauk; KAGHANOV, Ta.Ye., inzh.; SHUMEYKO, A.Ke, kand.
khim. nauk.
Industrial synthesis of terpene derivatives from chemical raw
materials. Mael.-zhir. prom. 23-no.8.-33-35 '57. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Ioningradakiy zavod sinteticheskoy aromatiki.
(Terpenes) (Perfumery)

BELOV. V.N.; DAYEV, N.A.; KUSTOVA. S.D.; LEETS, K.V.; PODDUBNATA, S.S.
SKVORTSOVA, N.I.; MUMANKOVA, Te.l.; SKUKRYKO, A.K.
A new process for irone sy-nthesis. Zhur.ob.khim. 27 no.5:1384-1389
My '57- (MLRA 10:8)
l.Vseaoy-uznyy nauchno-issladovatel'skiy institut sinteticheakikh
i naturallnykh dushistykh veshchastv.
(Irone)

f2
Now syntheldso! eltra S. A.-
IC an
1. -
( MmOt "I
Mr. VOIRPUS xhim-Tw. of 7 C..
HCI to 400 r. CM:CUeCH.,Clh, followed by dilm.
M? s. CH&C4 and xMn. with cooling of3j, Such.
and after 2 min. 20 x. MMA.- gave. filtm-.
tion of pptd. telowers. 98 g. ln~ductswhlch yielded 50.5 g. "
terpenic chlorides, ClaHnO. be 60-W'. This (41.5 c-) In-*
dry MekCO treated wfth 27 g. urm 3 da yielded,
"Tin I
31.6 C. quaternary ult, C4ffgNCL iso Z .2 1. i
HsO vm treated with 2D S. 300/p formalin, rdfined .0.5,
hr., and atemm-distd., yielding 10 V. citral, 1h Ur-70*. which,
was converted to authentic pseudolanone and lonome. -The j
MESCO gain. Of residual chloMes after sepa. of the qua-,
ternary Wt (above) was heated 2 hrs. with IOC. troftophm-
the sq)d. crystals filtered off, the soln. evapd.. the residual
chloride hydrolyzed with aq. ate. Pb(bM*)* and PbCA% 3 hrs.
at reflux. and the resulting alcm. converted to the borates
by treatment with (Buo)A. whkh after sepn. by distm.
dl-a-'!
terpenyl air_ identified
And hydrojyxis
8
gave
g.
33'.
as
I

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~AUT)IOR: Korotkov.K.A.; Shumeyko.A.P,
';ORG: Voronezh State University (Voronezhskiy-"gosudarstvennyy unIveraitet),
;TITLE: Investigation of internal
~YIA rus",
acc panying beta decay of phospho.
132 with a two-crystal scintillation spectrom9ter employing pulse addition/Transactions
mfer held
lof the FIfteenthAnnual C ence on Nuclear Spectroscopy and NucleaE_�trMcture
at Minsk 25 January. to 2 February 1965/
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya.'Seriya fizicheskaya, v. 29, no. 12, 1965, 2243-2246
ITOPIC TAGS: bremsstrahlung, beta decay, phosphorus scintillation spectrometer,
Compton effect, spectral energy distribution,
i
ABSTRACT: The internal bremsstrahlung spectrum of P 32 was recorded from 300 to 1440
keV with a two-crystal scintillation spectrometer employing pulse addition. Compton
iscattered photons and the corresponding recoil electrons were detected in two 40 x 40
;rim NaI crystals. The pulses from the two photomultipliers were brought both to a
i I
1coincidence circuit with a resolving time of 100 nanosec and to an adder. The output
!of the adder, a pulse whose height was equal-to the sum of the heights of the two
linput pulses, was accepted by the 100-channel .,pulse height analyzer only when the
i from the coincidence circuit. A single-channpl- pulse
,latter was triggered by a pulse
height analyzer In one of the input lines to the coincidence circuit was adjusted to
pass pulses arising photons that had undergone 1800~'Comptou scattering. The resolution
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of the spectrometer was 10% at 660 keV; it was calibrated three times a day against 5
different gamma lines, and the calibration did not change by, more than 1% during
recording of the internal bremsstrahlung spectrum. The p32 r with an activity
of 5.3 x 105 decays/sec was deposited on;a 2g plastic filmU=asned to a Plexiglas
disk, and mounted 2 cm from the analyzing scintillator and 6.5 cm. from the control
scintillator. 2Direct access of beta-,particles -to the scintillatoks was prevented I~y
two 1.025 g/cM disks of beryllium. The accidental coincidence rate was determined by
introducing a delay line in one of the coincidence circuit inputs, and was subtracted
from the data. Corrections were introduced for decay of the source, the energy reso-
lution of the spectrometer, the gamma-ray recording efficiency,i:the.residual cont:Lnuoul;,-:
distribution accompanying the total absorption line, external bremsstrahlung in the
beryllium absorbers, and miscounting. At all energies the measured internal.brem-
sstrahlung was higher than given by the theories of J.K.Knipp and G.E.Uhlenbeck
(Physica, 3, 425 (1936)), S.B.Nilsson (Arkiv fys., 10, 467 (1956)), and R.R.Lewis and,
G.W.Ford (Phys. Rev., 107, 756 (1957)). The measurements were in agreement with the
theory of G. Felsner (Z. Phys., 174, 43 (1963)) only over the narrow range from 850 to
1150 keV; at higher energies the observed internal bremsstr2hlung intensity was
greater than the predicted, and at lower energies it was less. The total energy of
-3 2
the internal bremsstrahlung was found to be 2.63 x 10 , mc /P. The present measure-
ments are in good agreement with those of X.Linden and N.Starfeli (Pliys.Rev., .97,
419 (1955)) and K.A.Korotkov and A.MiChernlkov (Izv.AN SSSR. Ser.fiz., 24, NO.7P . 899
(1960)). orig. art. has: 2 figures and I table.
SUB CODE: SUBM DATE: 'kmA'v~ ORIG'. REP: 001 REF: 016
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~Sillll-IILYKO,
Sy,-.t'LeT--Ic d-4.a:-..cnds at the Poltava Turbov,achinery Plant.
Maslil (MEU 17:11)
'rostrr*tell no.10:44 0 164.
6 -
1. Clainyy inzhener Poltavskogo turbornekhanicheskogo zavoca.

SHUICYK0, G.-_ k!~pitap-nastavnlk'
Radio-facsimile transmissions of hydrometeorological charts.
Mor.flot 22 no.4tl3-14 Ap 162. (KULA 15t4)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut ekonomiki i
ekspluatataii vodnogo transporta.
(Hydrometeorology) (Radio facsimile)

37
te=s of hlcmer
20 no, 2 C.-I
or-r.
165. kM!P-A 18:6
t=t
fe _i ."a

SHUMEYKO, G.
Remarks on some improvements in the construction of ocean-going
vessels. Mor. i rech.flot 14 no.10:22 0 '54. (MLPA 7:11)
I.TsNIIZVT.
(Naval architecture)

EX J'~~
USSR/Physics of the Hydrosphere - Dynamics of Sea ind land Waterl N-2
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Fizika, No 12, 1956, 36263
Author: jrkb yko, G.
Institution: None
Title: Problems of the Drift of Ships and Wind Surface Flows
Original
Periodical: Mor. flot, 1955, No 11, 9-11
Abstract: Popular explanation of the qualitative picture of the phenomenon
of the drift of floating ships under the influence of wind and
surface flow in the sea. It is indicated that with a ship speed
less than 10 knots the determination of the angle of drift and
of the speed losses is of great importance fcS winds of 4-5 balls
and more.
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Category USSR/Radiophysics - Radiation of Radio Waves. Antennas 1-5
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 2, 1957, No 4502
Author Shumeyka, G.
Title N~~ ty-pii of Passive Reflectors.
Orig Pub Mor. flot, 1956, No 8, 29-30
Abstract Description of a passive corner reflector for radar waves, developed
in Sweden for floating boundary markers (buoys or spar buoys). The
reflector, made Of sheet metal, is in the form of a spiral bellows,
attached to a vertical rod, and its reflecting ability is uniformly
distributed over the horizon.
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SHUMEYKO, G., kapitan dal'nego plavaniya.
New developmentB in radar. Mor.flot. 16 no.1:31 Ja '56.
()a.R& 9.5)
(Radar in navigation)

t,,pIjLTKEM. G., knpitan dallnego plavaniya.
New types of passive reflectors. Mor.flot 16 no.8:29-30 Ag '56.
(HLRA 9:10)
l.TSentrallnyy Mauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut skonomiki i ekspluata-
taii vodnogo tramporta.
(Beacons)

SETU!~KO_,_,,G.K..,_s~arsIiiy kapitan-nastavnik.
Radar installations on the Rhine. Racb. transp. 16 no.4:36-37
Ap '57. (MLRA 10:5)
(Rhine River--Radar)

SHUMEYKO,,Q ,,Xapitan dallnego plavaniya.
Ifew developments in ship radar devices. Mar. flat 17 no.4:30 Ap
157. (MLRA 10:4)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy iustitut ekon'omiki i
ekapluatataii vodnogo transporta.
(Radar in navigation)

SHUMEYK06 G.K.
Floating beacon buoys with reflectors. Rech. transp. 17 no.1:3 of
cover Ja 158. (MIRA 11:3)
(3eacons)

-WAInno, G.K., kupitan
.
, I.- 06"~-
Ship handling on reservoirs in stormy, weather. Rech. tranap. 17
no.3:38-39 Mr '58. (MM 11:4)
(Inland navigation)