SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SISAK, S. - SISKIN, V.G.

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MUNTEANU, G.; SISAK, S.; PARFALA, V.; CARAMIR , D.; INTA, I.
Contributions to the study on the variation of the /&
activity of vegetation with~the place of collection.
Studii cerc fiz 15 no. 5:591-600 164. '
1. Polytechnic Institute, Brasov.

SISAKOV, E.
LZ2KBS Amateur Radio Station. 10.6.
(RADIO I TELEVIZIIA, Vol. 6, no. 4, 1957, Sofia, Bulgaria.)
SO: Monthly List of Eust Ewropesn Accessions (EE!.L) LC, Vol. 6, no. 12, December 1957 Unel.

SISAKOV, V.A. (Moscova)
Cosmonautics problems in the astronomy course. Gaz mat fiz
14 no.5:267-271 W 162.

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AUTHOR: Yaksimenkto V. M., S~~~? I. N.; Feynbe Yskiy, D. S.
ORG: Physics Institute im. P. N. Lebedev. Ace,demy of SciencesjSSSR (Fizicheskiy
institut Akademii nauk ~~S--SRT-
TITLE: The cross section of quark generatiM.,
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimental'noy i teoreti~hebkoy fiziki. Pis'ma v redaktsiyu.
~rilozheniye, v. 3, no. 8, 1966, 34o-344
TOPIC TAGS: quantum electrodynamics, strong nuclear interaction, nuclear cross
section, collision cross section, va/,h'-
ABSTRACT: The authors show that both independent experiment and the theory yield
magn larger
for the quark generation cross section a valua some 5 orders of itude
than would follow from estimates based on the absence of quarks from pN collisions
at the particular
in accelerators or cosmic rays. The basic as:-.umption is that
interaction distances the qN or qir (q = quark:P interaction is essentially the
usual one for NN and irN. The dependence of the cross section for the generation
of pairs of heavy strongly-interacting particles on their mass can be deduced from
accelerator experiments on the generation of 'S (antiprotons) and Z (antidauterons)s
and also and From an estimate of the ratio of their numbers n~ and na
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to the number of pilons n in the p-Be colliscn act (which is practically the Sam
as for the pN collision) it is possible to estimate the generation cross sections
an- and cq in pN collision, and from them the cross sections and the number of the
Oa~IiL A theoretical justification for the estimate is given. As an example it
is indicated that even for very large ry - 500., for example in collisions of a Ca,
nucleus with energy Elab > 1032 ev/nucleon in emulsion, the estimate yields n- -
on
12, 0.6 x 10-3, and :L x 10-9 for m~VmN - 11 2, and 3, respectively. The reUli
derived theoretically is general and shows that the decay of any excited center
into pions is always more convenient than other processes. The same 'holds also for
electric generation., and in general for azW diagram vertex in vhich a q~q pair is
produced. Orig. aft. has: 1 figure and 2 foxmulas.
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Ali Arm. 5."'.

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A:-,*!'-"ti-:vz Contral Votarlnr.~f in.- lzuta for lnfoc:~!ous and P c
D's-c-os (In-atitutul Vatorinar Central do Doll Infactloaze
Farazitara) , soria.
!;Ou,-Co; 'No 3, Aur, 19GI,
72-75.
:)Lta: "Chronle 2o5r)Iraro;-/ Diioasa In ?Oult-f In tha Zulr=l~l
reopl. 'a ?~ ;ubl-lc."
Co-a-a-hors:
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Ccntr" Vatorirary inrtituto for Infectious cnd
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MARUSOV, A.Ya.. inzhener-podpolkovnik, glavn.yy red.; KmTATTShV. M.K.,
general-leytonant tekhnicheskikh vqysk, otveti3tvenrq7 red.;
DEMIN. L.A., inzhoner-kontr-admiral, red.: SHCHMBAKOV, A.N.,
general-mayor, red.; NIKOIAYEV, A.S.. polkovaik-, red.; JEOUMIYETS.
A.D., polkovnik, red.; NAZAROV, P.V., polkovnik. red.; PAROTIKIN,
I.V.. polkovnik, red.; PUDIKOV, M.P.. polkovnik, red.; SISILIff- S-T~*
polkovnik. red.; BARANOV, M.Kh.. inzhener-polkovnik, rede-f-KDMOT,
A.M., inzhener-polkovnik, red.; SHArUNOV. S.G.. inzhener-polkovnik,
red.; KOIIGLXV. V.G.. polkovnik, tel6n. red.; UJKIYANOV. B.I.,
polkovnik. tekhn.red.; ROUNOV. M.K.. podpolkovnik. tekhn.red.;
IVANOV. V.V.. inzhoner-podpolkovnik. tekhn.rod.: LTUBKOT. A.N..
inzhoner-podpolkovnik. takhn.red.; Kh'YSH. P.H., podpolkovnik
tekhnicheskoy sluzhby, tekhn.red.-, VASHM, A.S., kapitan. t9khn.
red.; KOSTIN, A.G., tek-hn.red.; MAUKRINk, G.P., tekhnored,
[World atlas] Atlas mirae Koskva, Voeneizd-vo H-va obore Sms
1958. 459 po (MIRA 11:5)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Armiya. GeneralInyy shtab. Voyenno-
topogreficheakoye upravleniye. 2. Tekhnicheskaya redaktaiva
Vo3renno-topograficheakogo wravlentya Generallnogo Shtaba (for
Korolev. Luklyanov, Romanov, Ivanov,, I~rubkov. Xnysh. Tasmut)
(Atlases)

S isEha 0, V. I.
SISENKO, V.I.,, Cand Ned Sci - (diss) "Data for the characterization
of 0-streptolysin. (Conditions of forration and pathogenic properties). len..
1958. 13 pp (Inst of Experimental Med of the Acad Med Sci USSR). 200 copies
(KLj, 20-58,102)

Gen-ernl and cardiotaxic effect of streutolysin 0. [with gunnar7
in Zn9lislal. Biul,eksp.biol. I med. 4~ no.5:21-25 M7 1~58 (MIRA 3-1:6)
1. Ix o~dela mikrobiologii (sav. - chlen-korreepondent ANN SSSR
prof* Vv;. Ioffee) Institiits eks-nerimentalluoy meditsiny (dir,
chlen-korrespondent AKY SSSR D.A. Blryukov) ANN SSSR. LaniTKrRdg
Predstavlenn deystvitellnym chlenom AMR SSSR S.V. Anichkovyz.
(STRLTTOLYSIN, effects.
06 cardiotqxic action in mice (Rua))
(IEUM, effect of drugs or.,
streptolysin 0. enrdlotoxic action in mice (Rua))

SISESTT .1 D. ICTUSCIT
TECIRIOIXY
PeriodLeals: HMROMICITCA. Vol. 3, 110- 7, J114; 1958
SISESTT, D. Lowering the phr,~atic level by means of' actcular f lterq
experiment,al works an-! thp mpth,7r! applied in a puniping Ff-at-lon on the
Borceaa island. p. 21,7.
Ynnt-ly _'ist of FaErt Furorean Accessions (77AI!~ LC, Vol. 0, No. 2,
Febriia.i7T 191:50, UnclasE.

VF,SELUV,, I.Ya.; SLUTSKAYA, Ye.A.
Acceleration of the fermentation and settling of apple juice arxi
brewer's wort in the presence of prepazations of trichouiecium
roseum fungus. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; piahch.tekh. no-3.255-58 162,
(MM 15:?)
1. Mookovskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut pishchevoy promyshlennosti,
kafedra tekhnicheekoy mikrobiologii.
(Fomentation) (Apple juice) (Wort)

U,ISH-ILTL, F. B.; M)AWfLE-70, A. L.; GHOTIOVIGH, V. 1'.) L'I3JSjAATA Yo. A.1
GOLODOVSKAYAJ, A. 1. 1, 11, 1-- ~ 1, - -
Production of feed yeasts with the distilling wash concentrate
from alcohol plants processing sugar beet molasses, Spirt.
prom. 28 no.8:22-24 162. (MIRA 16:1)
1. TSentrallnyy naucbno-igsledovatellskiy inititut spirtavoy
proWshlennosti.
(Yeast as feed)

[ ~ I jp~j tt j 0,1701
'1'.~Fxfj G.S.
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KOVALICYAK, %G.D'170-valllch~--c, H.I.!; K(";/L[4" rud..;
1
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1L.IPIYAKEVICE, !.P.[Ki-jp'iaIkewch, 1.P.], red.; _ G,-V
[Chuliaiov, V.P.], red.; DEf-'-KACII, I., red.; BURKATOVSMA, TS.
[Burkatovslka, TSI, tekhn. red.
[Condition of Lvov workers, 1917-1939]St.-inovyshche trudia-
shchyl,h Ltvova, 1917-1939; dok=enty ta materialy. LIviv,
Krqzhkovo-zhurnallne vyd-vo, 1961. 40 P. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Ukraine. Arkhivnoye upravlaniye.
(Lvov-Labor and laboring classes)

STJJ~~',Ej, 13.
WrIlternaLl 11,11 AuLo,,lOi)i-lc Exhibition in Vierma. --. 7,ron 'Russian, - .
1 4 1
T -III, -~ocl .)
. AP, ~lli. . 01 . i, N~,. 2", Ovt . 11 11; 11,1% a, ; z
1 10., -
So: 17-lon-thly Lic;~ of East EuroiDean Accessiont;, i: M-1AL), LC, :ol. ~', No. !,,,
April 1955, uncl..

-t mokAtttsW.mktkh rkauk (Moi3kva)
SISILLYANNIXOVA, MA, ~.Ajdjkjq
Clinaical aspects, mherai.;jc amd c:f s::azlet MR-d-
sestra no.10:3-10 0 154, It laak 7!-:1),
(SCARLIT FBM
diag., prov. & tlwr.)

1. Z.
f,
2. 1 j ss v(6oo)
4. Milk - Pactorlolor,~
7. Methods for determining the coli-titer of milk. Rrdich orom No 2 195).
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

S ISMNKO, Z. I.
Certain properties of market milk. Gig. i ean., no.8:49 Ag 154.
OWA 7:9)
1. Iz I-afedry veterinarno-sanitarnoy ekspertizy Novocherlrasskogo
zooveterinarnogo instituta.
(NOVOCHOMASSX--MILK--BACTIRIOLOGY)
(MILK--BACT.ERIOLOGY--NOVOCHOUSSK)

City

Name: SLSHffMOY Z. 1.
Dissertation: Sanitation cberacteristics of mia:L at collective farm
markets in the city of Novocherkasak.
Degree: Cand Vet Sci
Min Agriculture USSR, NovocherkaB;3k Zootechnic-
% Veterinary Inst imeni First Mounted Army
Defemm Date., Place- 1956, Novocherkaosk
Source: Kntzhmyn letopialp No 21 1957

AUTHOR: Sisigina, T.I.
49-12-6/16
TITLE: Spectral Composition of the Gamma-Iradiation of Elements
of the Uranium and Thorium Family (_3pektral1ny7 sostav
gamma-izlucheniya elementov semeystva urana i toriya)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii iiauk SSSR, Seriya Geofizicheskaya,
1957, Bo.12, pp. 1484- - 1490 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: On the basis of analysis, of published data relAing to
gamma-radiation of elements of the uranium and thorium family,
tables are compiled of the spectral composition of the gamma-
radiation of the elements of these families. The energy
characteristics are calculated of the gamma-radiation of the
elements of the uranium and thorium family and the full energy
of the gamma-radiation is determined for uranium, thorium and
radium in the states of equilibrium. The information given in
the paper can be useful in solving problems of gamma-spectros-
copy relating to the study of the radio-activity of rocks.
There are 1 figure and 8 tables and lq references, 3 of which
are Slavic.
ASSOCIATIOB: Ac.8e*-UB8RInstitute of Applied G h I S
(AN SSSRInstitut prikladnoy geofizi
SUBMITTED: December 24, 1956.
AVAILABIR: Library of Congress
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6277
Karol', I. L., and S. G. Malakhov, Caindidates of P h y a i c a a n d M a t h e,-
matics,- eds.
Voprosy yadernoy meteorologil; abornik statey (Problems in Nuclear
Meteorology; a Collection of Articles) Moscow, Gonatamizdat. 1962.
271 p. Errata slip inserted. 2600 copies printed.
Ed.: A. I. Zavodchikova; Tech. Ed.: Ye. I. Mazell.
PURPOSE: The book is intended for meteorologists and physicists specializing
in the physics of the atmosphere. It may also be of imerest to oceanographers
concerned with the contamination of seas and oceans iNith radioactive waste
products.
COVERAGE: This is a collection of 15 articles dealing with various problems of
nuclear meteorology. The rapid development of the methods of radiometry
opened the possibility of measuring minute particles of radioactive substances
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with a great degree of accuracy. This again made it possible to use radio-
active isotopes in various fields of science, including meteorology. Tests
of nuclear arms and the dispersion into the atmosphere of the waste of
atomic industry necessitated a thorough investigation of the patterns of the
spread of aerosols and gases, sometimes throughout almost the entire at-
mosphere. Such investigation is connected with the wide use of the newest
methods and results of meteorology and the physics of the atmosphere in
general. On the other hand, the distribution in the atmosphere of air masses,
labeled with radioactive atoms, gives the meteorologi3ts a new method for
the study of atmospheric processes. The entire comnlex of problems re-
lated to the study of the distribution of radioactive impurities in the atmos-
phereAnd the use of radioactive- atoms as labels in air masses or clouds
has lately received the name of "nuclear meteorology" and is regarded as
a branch of the physics of the atmosphere. The present collection contains
some general articles, as well an articles reporting on the re3ults of special
investigations of certain problems of nuclear meteorology conducted in
1960-1961. It is divided in three sections, each dealing with a certain type of
problem of nuclear meteorology. Bibliographic references are included at
the end of individual articles.
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.AMI(ORt Siniginag T. I.
.'TITLEs The vertical distribution of radon in the boundiwy layer of the atuosphere
(0-300 m) in connecti ith changes in meteorological nondivione
50URCEs AN BSSR. Izvone :or. goofiz.v no.' 3, 1964t 414-,~21
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:TOPIC TAGSs radonp radon distribution, vertical distribution, stwephers, boundaz7.1
meteorology, turbulent mixing# temperature inver,3i.3n
'TRACT: The author. has: described the results of measuring radon in the lower
1AB5
atmospherep the measurements belag-ccoductedeb high meteorological towffl~s. Re
show that the concentration of radon in the atmosphere above a given surface depends
,to a considerable extent on*the conditions of emanation. For a region with steady j'
'dry weather, the radon concentration in the atmospheric layer nearest the ground 16.,
~2-3 times that for the same layer on rainy days (other conditions being iae oame)p
when the mianstion- or radon from the ground in retarded. The saximal vertical
gradient of radon concentration is observed during the 'hour when temperature inver-
sion develops, The value of the coefficient of turbulent mixing of the tAmosphere
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,computed by vertiaal distribution of radon coincidesp w1thin reasonable limitep witli
:the values determined by other methods for similar conditions. "In conclusionj the,'
author considers it hsr pleasant duty to thank.S. G. Valakhov for his valuable i
advice during examination of the manuscript. The author also thanks har co-workeral
in the meteorological groqpso headed by G. B. Mashkova and F. Ya. Klinovp who
-gathered the meteorological datap and by G. V. Dmitriyev, who sad* the iKrnoptic
1*analysis.11 Orig. art* hass 3 figtires, 2 tablesp and 2 foraiLbos.
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MALAKHOV, S. G.; DMIMYEVA, G. V.; KIRICHMO,, L. V.; SISIGINA, T. I.
"Diurnal variations of radon and thoron decay product concentration in the sur-
face layer of the atmosphere ani their washout by pre,!ipitaticn."
paper to be presented at Symp on Atmospheric Chemistry, CirctO.Ais-il & Aerosols,
Visby, Sweden, 18-25 Aug 1965-
Hydrometeorological Service USSR.

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AUTHOR: Sisigina, T. I.
TITLE: Exhalation of radon from the surface of some types of soils in Eur.3pean
USSR and Kazakhstan
SOURCE: Nauchnaya konferentsiya po yadernoy metmq~~ Obninak. 129L iadio--.
aktivnyye izotopy v atmosfere i ikh ispol'zovaniye v meteorologii (Radioactive
isotopes in the atmopphere and their use in meteorology); doklady konferentaii.
Moscow, Atomizdat, 1965, 40-46
TOPIC TAGS: nUc1gar ,Ticrometeorology, atmospheric boundary layer,
ra io ee, ~Iisotope, soil radioactiv;.ty, radon exhalation,
rEdioactive aerosol.-
radloactiVe tracer
ABSTRACT: A renort is given on field experiments systemat~ically carried out to
determine Lhe amount of radon exhaled from var.Lous typeb 3f soils (podsolsi forest
soils, chernozems, allovial floodplain solla, and desert sa;ids) and to estimate
fluctuations in these ex!,alations,frow identical soils from several areas in
European USSR (Moscow to 0e coar. of the.Sea of Azov) and in Southwestern Kazakhst~n`
(Huyun-l(um Desert and the Chu Kiver Valle~). Collection and analytical methods-',,
(Apparatus and collecting
techniques ate
and equipment are breifly describ2d.
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AUTHOR: Ai-ilin j. B./(Deceased); Malaknov Zorina, K. I.; Sisigina. T. I.

TITLE: Rado) Eoncentration and vertical turbulent mixing Ln the surface boundary
layer of the atmosphere

SOURCE: Nauchnaya konferentsiya po yadernoy meteorologii. Obninsk. 19601'Radio-
aktivnyye izotopy v atmosfere i ikh ispol'zovaniye v metcorologii (Radioactive
isotopes in the atmosphere at,-' cheir use in meteorology); doklady konferentsii.
Moscow, Atomizdat, 1965, 47-56
TOPIC TAGS: =LLeax_metw=1affj Picrometeorology, atmospheric boundary layer,
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sotope, atmospheric turbulence, radon.exhalatioti,
iv
_jaAioactive aeXo�o radioa
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radioactive tr
acer
ABSTRACT: The results are described of an analysis of simultaneous measurements
of radon concentration in the surface boundary layer of t'.1e atmosphere (low-temper-!
ature radon-concentration determination using liquid nitr3gen and the activated
'
method) and in tite soil, the amount of radon exhaled from the.
carbon-absorpt16n
surface, and the coefficient of vertical turbulent mixing. Two series of measure
ments were made -- one 7 km south of Kirov in the summet of 1950 mainly under con-
vective conditions, and'the second in the Moscow region In the summer of 1962 with
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a surface boundary layer inversion. The effect of vertical turbulent mixing on the
concentration of radon in the''surface boundary layer was determined to be of major
significance. Orig. art.. has! 2 figures, 4 formulas, and 3 tables. JERI
ASSOCIATION: none
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AUTHOR: Sisigina, T. 1.
4-1
TITLE: Radon as an indicator of atmospheric stability
SOURCEV Nauchnaya konferentsiya po yadernoy meteorologii. Obnins~. Radio-
_196A;
aktivnyye izotopy v atmosfere i ikh ispol'zovaniye v meteorologii (Radioactive
isotopes In the atmosphere and their,us,, in ma-teorclogy);-doklady konferentsii.
Moscow, Atomizdat' 1965, 73-80
TOPIC TAGS: nuclear met micrometeorology, atmospherle boundary layer
radon exhalation, radioa'~-~O~f,~%4&cer, radioactive-zain~-uatl'radioactive isotope:
atmospheric instability, meteorological tower, turb'ulent d'-ffusion
ABSTRACT: Results are described of experimental studies carried out in 1961-1963
from the 300-meter meteorological tower and related facili-:ies on the nature of thel
vertical distribution of radon in the lower layer of the' atmosphere (to 300 m) undeL-
various stratification conditions, and an estimate is made of the coefficients Of
vertical turbulent mixing using radon as the tracer. M~tearological data measured
from the tower included temperature and wind speed and direction. Sample collect-
ing, computational, and observational techniques are given. Orig. art. has: 3
figures, 3 formulas, and'3 tables.
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SIAN, A.G., ?-,nrny.%-
and blae'~n- crerattens in o-ren -rits ,f the cc-nT)er industry
in the So-Ast Un.,;n a,-i-I in forei-En cc--intrjes. Gor.zhur. no.6-Y-34
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(Copper mines and mining)
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~ "Ti'MR: 9isin, A,G,, '.'ining Engineer SOV-127-58-8-10/2-
TITLE, Theoretical and Practical Questions of Rock Blasting (Voprosy
teorii i prakt-iki -.azrusheniya gornykh porod vzryvom)
,,ERIODICAL: Gorryy zhurnal, 1058, Nr 8, pp 44 - 49 (USSR)
APSTRACT. The author reviews works published abroad which analyze the
results of industrial and experimental blasts. There are 3
tables, 2 graphs, and 4 non-Soviet references.
AS'JOCIATICN: 1,nipromed,'
1. Rock-Blast effects---Theory
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MIKIJLINSKIY, M- A.,, inzh-.; SISIN A. G,,--inzh.; TIMOMEV, B. A.,
inzh.; *BULATW, 1. 'F., dinz~.
Analytical me-thad of determining the optiata parameters of
dumps when truch haulage is used. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.-. gor.
zhur, 5 no.8:18-25 162. (MIRA .15:10)
1. Urallskiy nRuchno-ioisledovatellskiy i proyektnyy institut,
madnoy promyshlennosti. Rekomendovana kafedroy otkrytykh rabqt
Sverdlovskogo gornogo instituta imni Vakhruaheva.
(Mina haulage)

HU&SOV, G.V., inzh.; MIKULINSKIY, M.A., inzh.; MIRONOV,, P.S.', inzh.;
S15INJ, A.G. inzh.
Using the tensiametric method to deterzaine deformationa in a Massif
in blasting. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; gor.zhur. 5 no*?."57,,60 162.
(MIU .15:11)
1. Ure.12skiy nauchno-issledoiateliskiy i proyektnyy institut
mednoy promyshlennosti. Rek-omendovang kafedroy otkrytykh rabot
Sverdlovskogo gornogo instituta.
(Blasting) (Tensiometers)

MIKULINSKIYY MI.A. izh.; SISIN A.G., gornyy inzh.; KMIET3011, G.V.,
I ornyY ir
.9
1 -1 P.S., inzh.
gornyy inA.; MIIRONOV, gornyy
Estimating the action of blasting oper~tionz on the stability of
pit sides. Gor. zhure no.3:40-43 Mr 63. (MIRA 16:4)
-1. Ural'skly nauchno-lasladovatul'okLy I pt-,,)y,)ktnyy -Irt9ti-tut mednoy
promyshlonnosti., Sverdlovsk.

SISIN$ A.G,
Effect of blasting on the order of working depositss parameters.,
mining systems and planning the work of a strip mine. Trudy Inst.
gor.dela UFAN SSSR no.7:107-11-1 '63. (MIR-A 17:3)

KLUIETJOV, G.V., garnyy inzli.; SISIN, A.G., gorrryy -InzE.; MIRONOV, II.S.,
gornyy inzh.
Seismic effect of blasting in large-scale breakitg of ore in the
Vysoka Mountain ire* mine. Gar. zhur. no.8:1'-1-24 Ag 163.
(KTRA 16:9)
1. Urallskiy nauchne-issledevatel'skiy i proyektnyy institut madno7
promyshlennosti, Sverdlovsk.
(Sverdlovsk Province-Blasting)

ACC NR' AR6035078 SOURCE CODE: UR/0169166/00010081GO151GOI5
AUTHOR: Mironov, P. S.; Sisin, A. G.; Kuznetsov, G. V,
TITLE: Seismic effect of manmade explosions in quarries
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Geofizika, Abs. 8G103
REF SOURCE: Tr. V Sessii Uch. soveta po narodnokhoz. ispolIz. vzryva.
Frunz*e, Ilim, 1965, 318-328
TOPIC TAGS: seismologic instrument, oscillograph, vibration measurement,
tensometer, wave propagation/VBP vibrograph, BEGIK vibrograph
ABSTRACT: Results are presented of experimental and analytic investigations to
I'n
determine the rela1ionship of seismoeruptive wave parameters during blasting '
quarries and in riines. VBP and BEGIK vibrographs, dynamic tensometers with an
800-mm base, diE placement tensometric counters, and magnetoelectric oscillo-
graphs were used. Depending on the effec-. of the explosion on the rock mass, three;-
zones are defined. the proximaLie zone (from 50 ni to the area), the intermediate
zone (50-500 m from tne blasting area), and the distant zorie (over 500 m from the
c.,d 1 / 2 UDC: 550.342

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ACC NR: AR6035078
blasting point). Oscillograms of earth displacement velocities showed that destruc-
tion begins about 50 m sec after the explosion. In the destruction zone, particles
of earth move in one direction until the moment of destruction. Beyond the destruc-
tion zone, a vibration process is observed and the waves separate as the distance
increases. In each zone, the relationships of the earth displacement velocities are
determined when explosions are instantaneous. Various factors influencing the
magnitude of the tremors during explosions are established (wave propagation
conditions, size of the charge, direction of the detonation). [Translation of
abstract) [GC]
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M
SISIS. Petr Noiseyevich; DOTSMKO. N.. vedashchiy redaktor; NOTIK, A.,
.-EVENNYMM"n redak-tor
(Calculation -f fr--ds by redistribution of initial values of the
us,~zz--cor*1 Raschat ram sposobom perernspredelonita nachelluykh
11 nachenil neizvestnykh. Isd. 2-o9. dop. Kiev, Goo. Izd-vo takha.
,it-ry USSR. 1956. 166 p. (913A 9:9)
(Structural frames)

SISTUY B.
Don't hesitate to use polywaides in locomotives, p- 95. Let's
declare war on accidents. p. 96. For greater safety 6n our
railroad tracks. p. 98. Helpful advice to out maintenance
men. Ts. from the Russian. p. 101. ZE=CAR. (Itinisterstvo
dopravy) Praha. Vol. 6, No. 4, Apr. 1956.
SOURCE: East European Accessions List. (EEAL)
Library of Congress Vol. I.. No. 12
December 1950.

SISYA1 J.
"Eliminating noise made by industrial trucks."
p. 270 (Nova Technika, No. 6, 1958, Praha, Czechoslovakia)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 7, No. 9, September 1958.

RADULOV, S,g SWHY, R.- SISKA, J.- 1ADA, M.- KUBIS, T,
Noise and vibrations in harvesters of the combine and ot~her typeo
investigated within the framework of the international test in Czech*-
slovakia with special regard to occupational krgiene. Pracovni lek.
13 no.7%332-338 S 161.
1. Oblastny nwtav hygieny v Bratislave. Vyskunny ustav bespeanosti
prace ROH v Prahe Statny vyskumny ustav tepelntij techniW v Praha.
0kresna bygionicko-apideiniologicks stanica v Nitre.
(AGRICULTURE) (NOISE) .(VIBRATIONS)
(INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE)

s/081/0/060/004/084/087
BiOl/B110
AbTHOH3i JanA~ek, Josef, Sis'ka, Jaroslav
TITLEs Degree of cohesion of carbon black particles, its determina-
tion, and its effect on the properties of carbon black mixi-
tzes and vu It t e s
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 4, 1962, 616, abstracts'
4P409 (Kaubuk a plast. hmoty, no. 10, '1959, 364 - 371)
TEM A method of the absorption of oil by carbon black was studied that
is suitable for determining the degree of cohesion of carbon black par-
ticles. The factors affecting the final results of oil absorption meas-
urement~ were studied. The method consists in the titration of a small
weighed portion of carbon black by means of linseed oil. The amount (ml)
of linseed oil absorbed by 100 g of carbon black was determined. The re-
producibility of the method and'the effect of various factors on the char-
acteristic values of linseed oil and dibutyl phthalate (I) absorption '
were studied. The reproducibility was ;t3% with the same laboratory worker,
and +101% in different laboratories. The characteristic values for the ab-
Card71/2

Bump Ivan; SISKAj Jaroalav
Noise in foundries. Slevarenstvi 10 no.3:98-.100 Mr 162.
1. Krajska hygienicko-epidemiologic7m stanice Brno, V)-zkL=y
ustav bezpeenosti prace, Revolueni odborove Imuti, Praha.

SISKA, K.
Airther experiences with extrapleural pneumonolysis. Rozhl.tuberk.
10 no-5-6:96-100 1950. (CLML 20..6)
1. Of Masaryk Hospital of the National Health Insurance Institute in
Vysne Hagi (Head--Docent K.Siska). '

SMU, K.
Author's modification of arthrodesis for the treatment of des-
tructive coxitis. Bratial.lek.lietY 30 no.-':105-112 7 150.
(CUM 19:2)
1. Of the Masaryk Therapeutic Inatitute UNP In Tyanych Ragoch
(Director-%nant. K.Siska, M.D.).

SIUA, K.; SIMKOTIC, L
Recent progress in surgical therapy of constrictive paric&rditte.
Bmttsl. lek. listy Pno-9:981-991 Sept 54-
1. z ir. chirigackej kliniky v Bratislava, prednosta clan korrespondent
SAY K.Siska.
(PERICARDITISt AIMSM, surgery.) %

SISKA, Karol
Now technic of talocrural arthrodesis. Acta chir. orthop.
traum. coch. 23 no-3:114-120 June 56.
1. Z II. chirurgickaj kliniky LYN, prodnosta prof. Dr. 11. Siska.
(ANKLE. surg.
talocrural artbrad-esis for osteoarricular tuberc., now
technic (Cz))
(TUBJECULOSIS, OST19DARTICULAR,
ankle. surg.. talocnaral arthrodesis. new technic (Cs))

Vol. 5/11 C, -:-cr -0- 57
'1--;~~ICA Scc 16
-123-1. 1 A\'VAAXl"SISKA K.and KLE'IN Fr. II.Med. Klin., 11. Chir. Klin.,
Pathol.-Anat. In k5t~e`ns-ftniv., Bratislava. Ober cinc mit Erfol- operiertc
Herzgeschwulst von intcrcssantem feingewcblichen Auffiau &rccessful stirgny of a
cardi" lumotir (fibrolipolciomyoma) Cardiologia (Basel) 1956, 2912 (132-142) Illus. I
In a 37-year-old man a mixed tumour of the heart was diagri~scd be-forc operation.
It proved to be a fibrolipoleiomyoma, the myomatous part being most probably
derived from blood vessels. The cystic portions of the tumour are regarded as
lymphatics and structures resembling lymphangendothchomata.

AN
Jan 4-0
3ec 115 "01
268. SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PULMONARY T13 AND PREGNANCY
Chirurgicki lie?.Iba Wcnej tuberkul6zv a gravicita i:" k a K. 11. Cnir.
Min. LFUK. Bratislava - LEK.OBZ. i939~ 8,'1
Experience shows that pulmonary tb may be successf 411y treated tn pregnancy.
The correct time for the operation is the first half of pregnancy. The various
kinds of operation are analysed with respect to the reduetion of function of the
lung parenchyma. (IX, 10, 15)

SIZI: F.-A. , "'~ .
v-
KLMMUT,L' & NAVAL SCIDICLS: GEL'IiaAL
Periodical NASA VLL~L. "Jol. 5, no. 10, Oct. 1956.
SISKA, k- l7tA C'origress of tile International Society of Surgery in Mlexico. P. 45h.
Monthly List of hast European Accessions (EUI) LC, Vol. 8, no. 3, March, 1959. Uncl.

31.MKOVIC, L; BOLIO, J.; 61SU, K.,; GUPKA, M.1 SMRECHANSKY, V.;
SCHTIORRER, M~j ZIMA, P.
Apparatus for artificial blood circulation designed in Czecho-
slovwkia. Eksper. khir. 5 no.6:16-222 N-D t6o. (MIRA 14:2)
(PERFUSION PtRM (HFARTN)

SISKA, Karol
Work capacity in patients with pulmonary tuberc-ilosis. Polskd przogL.
chir. 33 no.5;431-435 161.
1. Z II Kliniki Chirurgicznej U.K. w Bratyslawie.
(TUBhRGULOSIS PULMONARY) (DISABILITY EVALUATION)

SISKA, Karol
I.W. , Grven Names
SUP 23
COUntrYs Czechoslovakia
Academic Degrees: Academician
Affillat:lAms Director of the Second Clinic of Surgery, Faculty of Medicine,
UK /Universita KomehEikeho;-Comeniug-UriiVersity/ (II. chirurgicka
klinika lekarskej fakulty UK), Bratislava.
Sources Praguep Prakticky Lekar, Vol 41, No 10, 1963.p PP 472-476.
Datas "Phtisiological Surgeon and Field Phtisiologist."
fl d

SISKA, Karol
Trip of the Slovak physicians to the Georgian Soviet Socialist
Republic. Vestnik GSAV 70 no.1:11+6-149 161.
1. Glen korespondent Geskoslovenske akademie vei.

SHISHKA, K.[A~pka, K.J; SHINKOVITS, I.[Simkovic, I ) GUJKA, M. Hubka, M.);
SMRECWJSKIYI V.[Sm--ecansky, V.J; 319,10RER, OSnorer, M.~
Surgery for mitral stenosis using artificial circulation.
Khirurgila no.40-6 162. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Iz 2-y khirurgichoskoy kliniki. meditainskogo fakullteta.
Universiteta imeni Komenakogo i otdeleniya eksparlmentallnoy
khirurgii Instituta eksperimentallnoy meditsiny Slovatskoy
akademii nRuk (zav. - almd. K. Shishka), Bratislama.
(MITRAL VALVL-SURGERY)
(BLOOD-CIRGULATION, ARTIFICIAL)

SMRUGHAWSM V.[Smrecansky, V - K, -SHIMKOVITS I
.9 -1. SHISHKA. _[Siska, K. 1;
(Simkovic, 1. 1; SHNORER, M. [Snorer, M.J-; GUBKA, A. [Hublm, M~
-Reme problems of perfusion in artificial circulation. Khirurgiia
rm.4:85-92 '62. (MIRA 15; 6)
1. Iz 2-y khirirgichaskay kliniki. meditainskogo fakullteta uni-
vwrwiteta imeni. Kozenskogo i otdeleniya eksperimentallney
khirurgii. Instituta eksperimntallnoy meditsiny Silovatakoy
almdemii nFLuk (zav. - aked. K. Shishka), BratislE.va.
(tLOOD--CIRCULATION, ARTIFICIAL)

SHISHKA, K. [Piska, K.1; SRIMMVITS, I. (Simkovic, I.]; GOUBKA, M. [Hubka,M];
SNAECAANSKIY, V. [Sarecansky, V.]; SHNORER, M. [Snorer, K.]
Surgery using an apparatus for extracorporeal. circulation.
Khirurgiia no.9:18-22 162. (KIRA 15:10)
1. Iz 2-y khirurgicheskoy kliniki meditsinskogo, fakullteta Universi-
teta imei-d Komenskogo v Bratislave i otdeleniya eksperimentallnoy
khirurgii (zav. - akad. K.Shishka) Institute. eksperimentallnoy
meditsiny Slovatskoy akadenii nauk.
(PERMION PUMP (HEART))

SHNO2F,Rp M.; SHISHKA IK.; SHIMKOVITS, I.; GUBKA, M.; SMRECHANSKIY, V.
Minges in the coagulation and anticoagulation blood factors
dim,'ng, tirtifidal r1rcul-ation. Xhirurgiia 38 no.5:25-27 My 162.
(MMA 150)
1. Iz 2-y khirurgicheskoy kliniki meditainskogo fakullteta
Universiteta imeni. Komenskogo v Bratislava i otdoleniya
eksperimentallnoy khirurgii (zav. - akad. K. Shiohka) Insti-
tuta. eksperimentallnoy meditainy Slovatskoy akademii nauk.
(BLOOD--COAGULATION) (BLOOD-GIRCULATI-011, ARTIPICIAL)

SISKA, K., SCHRAMM, A.
Functional ilev.s. Bratisl. Lfk. Listy 42 no-3:148-152 162.
.1. Z TT. ;'d.E-v-rgickej kliniky Lek. fak. Univ. Kcmenskeho v Bratislave,
predno-sta akaAemik K. Siska.
(INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION)

S ISKA, K.; IMKOVIC, I.; VANZUROVA, E.; SCH14ORRER, M.; SPRECANSKY, V.;
HUBKA, M.; ONDROUCHOVA, D.
Postoperative complications and postoperative care of patients
operated on with the use of extracorporeal circulation. Bratisl. lek.
listy 42 no-9-523-535 162.
1. Z II chir. kliniky Lek. fak. Univ. Komenskeho v Bratislave, pred-
nosta clen koresp. CSAV K. Siska.
(HEART MECHANICAL) (HEART SURGERY compl)
(POSTOPERATIVE CARE)

(-".T I, ,
Vir Farri [Siska, Karoll., akademik (Chekhoslovakiya)
Tn bai--"d--'.nw the fatherland you streneLhen peace. Friroda 51
no.9:24 S i0'2. 1:,: ,3/ )
(Di.sarmament-Congresses)

SISKA, K.~ HUBKA, M.; SUJANSKY, E.- SILVAY, J.
f
The current status of aortic valve surgery. Bratial. Isk.
11sty 63 no.3:-149-153 163.
1. GSAV - Oddelenie experimentalnej chirurgle-Ustaya experl-
mentalnej mediciny SAV v Bratislave, veduci akadevik CSAV
K. Siska,
(AORTIC VALVE DISEASESS) (HEART SURGERY)
(HEART, NECRANICAL)

SISKA, K,-,.; KUZELA, L~; KAULAJj, L~
Adrenal cortex activity during extracorporeal blood circula-
tion. Bmtisl~ lek. listy 63 no.3.-143-248 163.
2. 11 chirurgicka klinika Lek. fak. Univ. Komenskeho v
Bratislave, vedue-i akademik K, Siska. Endokrinologic)7 ustav
SAV v Bratjslave~ riaditell MUDr~ J. Podoba, C.Sc.
(HEART MECHANICAL) (HEART SURGERY)
(HEART DEFECTS, CONGENITAL)
(ADRENAL CORTEX HORMONES)
(BLOOD CHEMICAL ANALYSIS)
(ADRKIAL CORTEX HIPOFUNCTION)

HUBKA, M.; SISKA, K.; BOLF, J.; SUJWISKY, E.; SILVAY, J.
Evaluation of different types of artificial valves. 11ratial.
lek. i1sty 6j no-3.1154-161 163.
1. CSAV - Oddelenie experliftntalnej chirurgie Usta-m experi-
mentalmj madleiny SAV v Bratislave, veduci akmdmik CSAV
K. Siska. CSAV - Ustav merania a meracich pristrojov, riaditell
akademik L. Kneppo.
(HEART VALVES) (AORTIC VALVE) (HEART SURGERY)
(HEART, MECHANICAL) (ARTIFICIAL ORGA5S)

SISKA, K.; HUBKA, M.; SUJAN.DKE, r,.i
Implantation of artificial aortic valves under experimental
conditions. Bratisl. lek. 1-isty 63 no.3:161-165 #63,
1. CSAV - Oddelenie experimentalnej chirurgie Ustavu experi-
mentalnej mediciny SAV Bratislava, veduci akademik CSAV
K. Siaka.
(AORTIC VALVE) (HEART SURGERY)
(HEART, MECHANICAL) (ARTIFICIAL ORGANS)

SILVAY,J.; SISKA K.- HUBKA,M.; SUJANSKY,E.
Hematological changes in extracorporeal blood circulation in
experimental conditions. Bratial. lek. listy 44 no-4:223-229
t64-
1. Oddelenie experimentalnej chirurgie Ustavu. experimentalnej
mediciny SAV; veduci: akademik CSAT K.Siska.

I[OLI-X;,V.; SISKA, K.; IIUBKA, M.; ZIMA.1p.
Vet-,(,us pressure charges ir the portal veLn durin- an extr---
corporeal circulation experiment. Bratisl. lek. ListY 45
no.7:390-397 15 Ap 165.
1. Ustav experimentalnej chirurgie Slovenskej akcademie
vied v Bratislave (riaditel: akademik K. Siska).

il"UTJKA , IM. MK A K - BROZMAJ I MI.
Homot
I
.ntris plan tat! on of the mitral .ril -ic. Bratisl
n o . 11 z 64 1-6-51 15 Je 165.
1. Ustav experio-entalnej r!hirurgie .91-c,venskej aknic-rn~c- v-,d
(riaditel., akademik Cesko-=Iovensb-ej alka"e-r-i-ie ,-~d pr--.,-'.
K. SiFka, Dr.9,-).

OZECH03LOVAKIA
SISKA, Narols profop drop K03TOLNYS I
second Surgical Clinic (11 hirur klin.)j LF Up
Bratislava - (for both; Si;kae heaT
Bratislava, Lekars obzQrp No 5* may 19660 pp 279-284
"Sporting accidents of the chest and organs of the chest."

SISKA, L.
Mw of Vatelvorking Machinery In the Heavy Machine Industry* p. 7511 (STROJIBMSTVI,
Vol. 39 go. 10, October 1953, Praha,, Czechoslovakia).
SOt Monthly List of East European Accessions,, 1C,, Vol. 3, No. 5p MNr 1954p %classified

SISKA, Lubomir, inz.; JANAS, Jindrich,, inz.; ROZEMAL, Vladknir, inz.
Gas emission and convergence rate in the 34th seam -undermining
of the Gottwald mine in the Ostrav&-Karvina.-~coalfield. Uhli
6 no.5t158-161 W 164
1. Institute of Goal Research, Ostrava - Radvanice.

L 1223--66 E-UgPt)PE-~T
I (b) IJP(P)-- ~ JD:
CEMSI(M NR: 56258 9 C7,/0008/65/059/0)5/0604/0607
AUTHOR: Kucerovskys Zdenek; Pribyl, Miloslav; Siska, Miroslav
TITLE: Stabilized source for constant current coulometry
SOURCE: Chemicke listy, v. 59, no. 51 1965, W4-W7, and insert facing p. 608
TOPIC TAGS: titrimetry, chemical laboratory apparatus, microche-mical analysis-
Abstract: Coulometric titi~atio'n at constant current are used
in anaiysis conducted on large numbers of samples. There are
however very few sources for the supply of suitable apparatus
12he authors describe an apparatus of their own design.; it has
a range of 0.2 to 40 MA and it is suitable for analysis where
a limited amount of the analyzed substance is available, or for'
microanalysis. It is suitable for concentrations of 0-05 to
3 microequiv/ml.in iodometric determination of small4amounto of
H23 (2 to 50 micrograms), acid in titanometrio determi.nation of
iron . (0. 00%) ip Ti -8 alto Orig-. art. -haB 3 figures and 2 graphs.
ASSOCIATION: Vyzkumny ustav makromolekularni chemie, Brno Un3titute for Macro-
molecular Chemistry)

L 1223-66
ACCESSION NR: AP5020,9
SUBMI=: 18Apr64 ENCL: 00 SUB GC
NO REP SOV: 001 OTM: OD3

SISKA, Miklos; CLAUDER, Otto; RUFF, Ferenc; MAGDA, Katalin; SZEGI, Jozsef
New phenothiazine derivatives II. Acta pharm. 111.ing. .35 no.6:
272-279 N 165.
1. Submitted June 14, 10/65.

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SOUXIE CODE:
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!NV,;- T OR: Kasik, Ivan
N _q (Engineer; Prague); (zng-lneor; Prague); Starostapl
Gndraj (Engineer; Gorcany); Siska, Miloslav (Benesov u Prahy); lfalek,, Ji tar of)
Phqsica; Prague)
ORG: none
4)
LITLE: [Method for making permanent magnets3 CZ Pat. No. PV 1453-65
SOUME., Vynalozy, no. 5.. 1966,, 9
LOFIG TAGS: magnet, permanent magnet material, marnotic alloy
6057'RACT: A mathod for making permanent magnets' 'having a pole structure by the elec-
Nt j~:! c~~-~a moltin,- of an alloy for permanent-magnetp is described. The chemical com-
_q '15 to 40% Co, I ',u 10% Cu, 0 to
position of the allo7 % Al, 10 to 27%
is 5 to 10P
jj'iO to 41
i10% T.4, 0 to 4'0 Z % Nb, 0 to 4% Ta, and a residue of Fo in the crystallizer.
The distinguishing feature of the mothod is that in order to direct the growth of tho
crjrtal in the axial direction of the crystallizer, in the direction of magnatizatioat
the current density in the electrode is controlled and kept in the 0.3 to 3.5 A/MM2-
r&n- o Lhz-ou-rh the to,-.,Parature regime of tho electric slag procons using slag- of Chen-
Ca COi'L-,00 P
L 4-tion 40 to IW'~ G&-r2l 0 to 50r%, A12, 0 to 50% CaO, 0 to 10% 5'02 0 to 5%
to Tio
5 U3 C C, DE" 09,11/ SUZX DATE: 03Mar65

LUDVIK, Jaromir; SISKA, Stanislav.
Chemical oxygen consumption by tannery waste waters. Pt.2.
Kozarstvi 13 no.9:263-266 S 163.
1. Vyzkumry ustav kozede2ny, Gcttwaldov.

tI.E:inv
Mi

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KUCEIRUNKY)
A s~albiLl"zad saurcf~ for ccr.,,3-rant--(-,Urrent noulome'ry. -~ he-71
listy q -,o.c:,~04-6()7 My '65.
11
- or 111.1cl-cmolecular C'Ifterdstry, Brno.
1. 11-~---.earcn I n.,-, t Ji UIT, e
Submitted April 18, 19641.

HUNGARY /Cosmochemistry. Geochemistry. Hydrochemistry. D
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khim, No 129 1959P 41907.
Author : Troyan, G.; Janstky,, B.; !~iska, V.
Inst : Not given.
Title Mineral Raw Materials from ilhich Uranium and
0 Thorium Can Be Obtained,
Orig Pub: Lnergia es Atomtechn., 1958, 11, No 3,, IZI-125,
Abstract: This Is a review of the geochemistry and source of
U and Th ores. A description of some deposits is
given. -- D. Pyushpeki.
Card 1/1
D-1

SISKA, V.;GE-ORGGIEV, T.;JANTSKY, V.
Characteristics of uranium mining. P. 684.
BANYASZATI LAPOK. (Magyar Banaszati e9 Kohaszati Egyesulet) Budapest, Hungary.
Vol. 14, no. 10, Oct. 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EBAI) LC, Vol. 26, nG. '1~% 1959.
Uncl,

H/013/60/000/004/00:L/001
DO18/D105
z'UTHORS; Georgiev, Troyan D., diplomate mining engineer; Jantsky,
I
Bela, doctor, geologist, candidate of geological sciences
and Siska, Vince, diplomate mining engineer
TITLE: Concentration of uranium ores
PERIODICAL: Ba'nyhszati Lapok, no. 4, 1960, 257-264
TEXT: The article deals with the concentration of uranium ores, describ-
ing the development and the different concentration methods used in the
'Western countries and in the USSR. The gradual exhaustion of hydrother-
mal uranium ore deposits made it necessary to increase the exploitation of
conglomerates and sedimentary deposits with a uranium content of only
0.1-0.5%, and to develop and introduce new profitable ore concentration
methods. Emphasis is laid on the fact that uranium cannot be regarded as
a metal and has no importance as a material with secondary structure such
as iron and copper, but that it is a source of energy. The following me-
thods for preparing the uranium ore for metallurgical use are known: (1)
physical concentration methods and (2) chemical or hydrometallurgical me-
thods. The selective grinding, carried out wet or dry in rod or ball mills,
Card 1/8

H/013/60/000/004/001/001
D018/1) 1051
Concentration of uranium ores
and used in physical concentration methods, was recently improved by floc-
culation chemicals used in sedimentation. The flotation method which pro-
duces basic material for hydrometallurgical concentration plants, can be
used for treating sulfides and even carbonates prior to final concentration.
Successful experiments were recently carried out with concentration of
uranium carbonates. Due to these experiments it is expected that separation
of uranium ores into ores with low carbonate content suitable for acid se-
paration and into ores with high carbonate content suitable for the alka-
line process will be possible. In the flotation of uranium oies fatty
acids and salts with high valence are used as collecting reagents, since
both the primary and secondary deposits of uranium belong to the group of
oxide ores. These reagents have long-chain hydrocarbon radicals and che-
mically.active electrophilic centers. The fatty acids can be used, most
successfully, in processing silicate uranium ores. The unfavorable in-
fluence of the fine mud, which originates from the ore grinding and which
contains uranium in large quantities, can be reduced by varicus emulsions
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H101316010GOICD04100110G!
~018/D105
Concentration of uranium ores
as in case of fatty acids or other reagents not easily soluble in water.
At present experiments are being carried out on emulsifying flotation re-
agents with supersonic waves. The gravitational process can successfully
be used in concentrating pegnatite ores. The heavy-suspension process and
the magnetic method are also widely used. The most recent method is radio-
metric grading which is based on the natural radioactivity of the uranium
ore. This method is especially successful for ores where the uranium is
not equally dispersed but is concentrated in lumps. The suitability of
the radiometric method for grading can be determined by the contrast test.
For the test several tons of sample ore are graded and the uranium content
of each piece in the different grading class determined by radiometric
analysis. This analysis is carried out with small-size grains in quanti-
ties weighing 1/2-2 kg. The contrast curve of the uranium ore, as shown
in Fig. 4 and 5. can be drawn from data received from calculations. On
the basis of these graphs the suitability of the radiometric method and the
main production indices, such as weight, metal yield, etc., can be deter-
mined. Experience showed that the radiometric method can be used for en-
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D018/D 105
concentration of uranium ores
riching ore grains larger than 25-50 mm. Successful experiments were recent-
ly carried out by grading grains of varied size, by using a radiometer for
the automatic registering of differences in the quantity of gauma rays of the
grain resulting from different grain sizes. The uranium ore is separated by
radiometric separators at, or near, the mines. Such an installation con-
sists of a conveyor belt, several meters long and 0.5-1.0-m wide, moving at
a speed of 0.2-0.5 m/sec, above or below which one or more scintillation
counters shielded by a lead screen against background radiation, have been
installed. Previously, instead of scintillation counters Geiger counters
were used. The ore is separated by the electromagnetic or pner-matic mechanism
operated through an electronic relay system. The sketch of a separator operat-
ed by one radiometer is shown in Fig. 8. Fig. 9 shows a separator operated
by 3 radiometers. In the USSR and also in Western countries experiments are
being conducted on the use of radioactivity in concentrating ncn-radioactive
ores, such as coals. The method used in these experiments, which employs
various radioactive isotopes, is based on measuring the intensity of the ab-
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Concentration of uranium ores
sorbed or reflected radioactive rays. The heat treatment method has been
successfully used in the concentration of torbernites. The ore containing
11/-? of U 0 is heated at 7000C for 1 hour, then cooled in water and seDarated
accordi~g8to the size of grain, taking 1 mm as limiting value. It ha"s been
proved "hat the uranium content of finely-ground ore can be increased to
0.2090/0 with a uranium yield.of 90-5;'~ and with waste containing 0.025'i~' of
uranium. According to the authors the above mentioned physical methods
are only preliminary concentration methods. Concentrates suitable for
.111etallurgical use have not yet been produced by any of the above processes.
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