SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SMIRNONV, K.M. - SMIRNOVA, L.B.

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SMIRNInVA, K.M.: GLAZUNOVIt, N.M.
DynamicF ofcbnmical properties of soils undar-yaribe baceous
stands. Vest.14ook-e- un-. Ser. biol., pochv., geol.i geo1 13
nn.2:109-120' 158. I~uqk 11-9)
1. 14ogkovskly gos. universitet, Kafodra pochvovedeniya.
(Forest soils) (Soil chemistry) (Birch)

SMIRNOVA. K.M.. GORODENTSEVA, G.A.
Consinintion Pnd circulption of nutritive elements in birch woods
[with summnry in Finglish]. BiulJ101P. Otd.biol. 63 no.2:135-145
Mr-Ap 158 (MMA 11:7)
(B IRCII)

RE~MOT, Nil Petrovich; BTKOVA, Lyubov' Nikolayevna; WIHNOVA, Klavdiya
Mikhaylovna; POKALENOKATA, O.T.. red.; GEORGITSTA, G.I., tekhn.red.
CNitrogen and mineral consumption and cycle in forests of the
European part of the U.S.S.R.] Potreblenie i kurgovarot azota i
zollnykh elementov v lesakh ovropeiskoi chnsti SSSR. Moskva,
Izd-vo Moak.univ.. 1959. 282 p. (MIRA 13:3)
(Forests and forestry)

KOST'rUK, Polikarp Aleksandrovich; SMU'UJOTA, K.M., red.; BEIdOIL;TA,
I.Te., tekhred.
LComputing and accountin-- for collective farm profits] Ischisle-
nie i uchet dokhodnosti kolkhozov. Minsk, Izd-vo Belgosun, Im.
V.I.Lanina, 1960. 63 p. (MIRA 13:10)
(Collective farms--Accountino-)

MARTOVITSKIY, Viktor Ignatlyevich; SIKOILSKIY, V.M., otv. red.,
t.
S4IRPOVA K.M., red.; BELENIKAYA, I.Y&.,,
ekhn, red.
(The party's slogan "Look to the rural areas" and its rea-
lization in White Russia during 1.924 and 19251 Lozung partii
"Litsom k derevne!" i ego osushchestvlenie v BSSR v 1924-1925 99.
Minsk.. Izd-vo M-va vysshego, srednebo sDetsiallnogo i profes-
sionallnogo obrazovaniia BSSR, 1961. 134 p. (MIRA 15;1)
(White Russia---Agricultural policy)

SMIRNOVA. K.N., nauchnyy sotrudnik.
Streptomycin therapy in tuberculoiis mningitis. Frobl.tub. no.1:
29-36 Je.-F '54. (MLRA 7:3)
1. Iz MoskovBkogo gorodskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo tuberkuleznogo
instituta (direktor - professor V.L.Eynis, zaveduyushchiy tret'im
terapevtichesl.im o~deleniyem - Vandidat medItsinskikh nauk T.N.
Oleneva). (Streptomycin) (Tuberculosis) (Meningitis)

SMIRNOVA, K.N. (Kirov)p MISHTJL'SKAYA, K-IT. (Severodonetsk)e'
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Nurses' councils. Med. sestra 17 no.12:41 D'58 (Mai. 11:11)
1. Predsedstel' soveta meditsinskikh sestr (for Smirnova)o
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USSR/Metallurgy - Casting, Methods Nov 52
"Experience in Oear Casting by the Centrifugal Me-
thod," I. Bobrov, Chief Metallurgist, a4K. Smir-
nova, Head of the Cent Lab, Mytishchi Mach Bldg
Plant
Za Ekon Materialov, No 4, pp 77-79
Discuss recent conversion from sand casting to
centrifugal casting of gears at Mytishchi Mach
Bldg Plant. New casting technology permitted re-
duction of rejection from 70% to 45% and achieved
considerable savings in metal and molding materials.
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SMIRNOVA, K. N.
U';.',F', Hctalllu- SteelinakinC.,
Equipment
"Pac'-,ed Lining for a &-u--11-
I. I. Bobrov, K. N. Smirnova, ai-,-'aeers
"LiteyProii;vod" Vro 6, Fr 7,
t%tes that in 1940 Plan,,
initiated usr! of packed lining instead of briu
wor%, and during last war this type of 'Anin,~,,
for small Bessbmer convert.!rs was introdurr'
into industry. Describes -..repn of 'Lining ~,` -.:e";
an.] packing und drying p-t-c---durc. Finds Eni,:Lur-
atice of packed Lining is 7Li~s4er "U.- 5-10 bluirs
than that of brick lining. 2-3UP36

Category USSR/Solicl State Physics - Phase Transformation in Solid Pod-ies E-5
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 2, 1957 No 3837
Author Bidulya, P.N., Bobrov, I.I., SMIrApla K.N.
Title Crystallization of Liquid Steel under Pressure
Orig Pub Liteynoye proiz-vo, 1956, No 7, 1-4
Abstract No abstract
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S I OVA) N.
Solidification of Metals ; ~~O Traivi. Ille-'ory 01,
Fawidry -Proceages, :.foscow v'eshEi 1,95t,
Chukhrov, M.V., dandidate of Technicai Sciences. Investigation
of the Process of Crystallization of Magnesium-alloy Ingots 413
Rablnovich, B.V., Candidate of Technical Sciences. Experimental
Investigation of the Solidification of White-Iron Ingots and
the Determination of the Dimensions of Side Risers 428
Korollkov, P.M., Candidate of Technical Sciences. Effect of
Alloy Composition on Shrinkage Phenomena and Crack Formation
in the Solidification of Castings 446
Neymark, V-Ye., Candidate of Technical Sciences. Obtaining Cast
Products by the Vacuum-Crystallization Method 4.65
Smirnova, K.N., Engineer. Production of Steel Blanks by Com-
pre-ssi.on-During the Crystallization Process 480
Medvedev, Ya.I., Engineer. Formation of Cold Shuts in Heavy
Castings and Calculation of the Metal-pouring Rate 484
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SOV 1/ 13 58 - 1" 2 - 24472
Trarislatio:i froni: Referarivrivy zhurnal. Nifetallurgiya, N-r i2, p 7-1 IUSSR)
AUTHOR: Sniii-nova, K. IN-
TITLE: Prezjj-forn-iiii'l Steel DLIrI1I(T Crvstallization lPressovanive stali v
.-)oriod kristallizatsii!
PEIUUDICAL~ Tvazh- proni-st' Podrnoskov'ya, 1958, Nr 1, pp 13-1-1
ABSTRACT: Molten steel (St) is pressed in (lies an iO lo 870-t hydraulic presses
The flIndaniental conclitions affecting derivation of the required --)I-op-
ertics in the pressed products (unit )ressure, initial teniocrature of
the die, tirrie during which the product. is held Under -)ressure) and
--)roblen-is of die service life are studied. The pressed -darts are
studied for condition of exterior surface, rnacro- and mi c ros truct ure,
s:)ecific gravity with respect to the enzire -olurne of the item: anci
mechanical properties. The -,veight of billets for cylindrical -aea--
is 2- 18 kg, while for flat ingots it is 1-30 kg The specimens of
pressed St revealed high naechanical propertes,,.vere lSof~o')Ic In
various directions, a nd exhibited high density and a firie-2-rairi
structure. A die design is developed that Satisfies safety require-
Card 1 /Z ments. Dies of Nrs 3 and 20 St show the lon-est life. Th'e w-Ptirfairri

Press -forming Steel Durinci Ci-vstall,.zation lcont .',
SOV/ i 3~- 56-.,2-241--~-72
temperature for heating (he die is found to be IiO-2000. The v!eid of good product
f
is 90-95' of the weight of the molten metal .
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SOV/1 37-5q- 1- 1243
Translation from-. Referativnyy ZhUrnal. Mutallul-gival 1951), Nr I, p 10 tUSSR#
AUTHOR: Sn-urnova, K. N.
TITLE: The Microstructure of Steel Followinc, Heat Treatment (Mikrostruk-
tura stali posle terrriicheskov obrabotkil
PERIODIGAL~ V sb. : Materialy Soveshch-aniya cylavn. metallurgov z-clo%- i in-tov
rn
avtomob. proryi-sti. Nr 3. Moscow, 1958, pp 54-55
ABSTRACT: A brief communication on work performed at the Central Laboratory
of the Mytishchi Machinery Plant during 1c)56 and 1(r57
Reviewer's initials not uiven
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AUTHORS: Bidulya. P.N., and Smirnova. K.N,
TITLE: Peculiarities of liquid steel pressing under high Dressure
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy.Chernaya itietallurgiya,
no.9, 196o, 43-49
TEXT: Pressing during crystallization is used for copper and alumin-UM
alloys, but it has not yet been used for steel in the USSR or abroad, De-
tailed information is given on the applicat-ion of high pressure for the
production of steel parts from semi-liquid steel -subjected to high pressure
during crystallization in a press mold. The difference from the conventio-
nal pressure die casting consists in pressing until the metal completely
solidifies. Pressure has to be not below 5z,6 kg/MM2. The method has been
used for producing wheels (Fig.3). Semi-liquid steel can be measured quite
accurately for filling the mold, and this meano 1.5 to 3 times less metal
waste compared to conventional hot stamping. The metal crystallized under
pressure is completely sound, without any Bhrl_nkage ca-ities or porosity
at the axis. The density, mechanical _etreDgth and plasticity of Bessemer
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Peculiarities of liquid steel A161/A030
steel pressed in this way surpass these properties of not only cast but
even forged and rolled metal. No segregaticn zones could be revealed in
pressing by etching; over 9N, of the liquid metal is utilized. First expe-
riments (Ref.3) (P.N.Bidulva, I.I.Bobrov and K.N.Smirnova, "Liteynoye pro-
izvodstvoll, 1956, Vo.*j) failed because of the Ln!3u_,i,_1eient pressure used.
Variouslress mold designs had been tried eince until the final mold was
made. bstracter's note: No illustration or further description of the
mold design is include47, The mold is installed -n a hydraulic press.
Hydraulic presses are fhe best suitable as pressure is applied without im-
pact and can be maintained. Two pressing method variations are illustrated
(Pig.1 and 2) schematically. 0 -
The dies and punches made from soft 10A (10L)
steel withstand 2500 pressings provided that water cooling is used in the
pressing process, The dimensions of pressin.gs are near the required final.
The effect of the applied pressure value on the mechanical properties of
steel work has been studied. Spur gears of 1145" steel were pressed for
testing in the hydraulic mechanism of a dumDcar amd rema4ned aocd after the
garanteed time of life; blanks of P 18 (R18) for -,ylindrical milling cut-
ters were tested and found satisfactory. It is mentioned that the pressing
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Peculiarities of liquid steel ... A10-1/A030
process had been tried for the 'first "ime in 1943 at the machine plant in
i.ytischchi by a group of engineers headed by Engineer I.I.Bobrov. Experi-
ments are continued fof determining all technical deta.ils for series and
mass pr~oduction. There are 6 figures mid 3 Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy vecherniy metallw~gicheskiy instillut (Moscow
Evening Institute of Metallurgy) and Mytischchenskiy
mashinostroitellnyy zavod (Mytischchi Machine Plant)
SUBMITTED: 26 'March 1960
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KAPUSTIN, Ye.I., red.; EMUMICNA, F.V-,.- red.; SHIKIII, S.T., tekhn. red.
[Reference materials on labor and wages] Spravocbnye materJaly po
trudu i zarabotnoi plate. Pod red. E.I.Kapustina, Moskva, 1960.
238 P. (14DU 14.: 11)
1. Moscow. Nlauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut truda.
(Labor and laboring classes-Handbooks and manuals)
(Wages--Handbooks and manuals)

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US-)IR / 7,ooparasitology. General Problems. G
.'Lbs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 6, 1959, 24178.
.-.uthor : &airnova, K. V.
Inst :R o- _s t-6-V---5-n_-- D on- - U n- i v a r s i t y
Title :Parasitofauna of Fish of the Tsymlyans~Xye and
iianych Reservoirs. Investigations of 1952 and
1953 (Tsymlyanskoye Reservoir).
Crig Pub; Uch. zap. R-ostovsk. n/D. un-ta, 1957, 58, 103-
115.
200 s?eci-mens of the fry of 20 fish species (the
fish were obtained from seine catches) were inves-
tigated. In bream, roach, and Chondrostoma nasus,
under the skin and on the fins a nematode 'eascus
cuticola was discovered; in Gyprinidae, Diplos-
tomulum. spathaceum was found in the crystalline
lens. Single s-.:~ecimens of carp (sazan), bream and
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U!~_SR / Zooparasitolory. General Problems. G
.,bs Jour: ief Zhur-:jiol., I-To 5, 1959, 24178.
.ibstract: ~)erch were found with signs of septicemia hemor-
rhagica. It was noted that in 14;52 the -,-)arasito-
fauna of the fish of Tsymlyanskoye Reservoir be-
came impoverished as compared with the , -iarasito-
fauna of the Don River fish before the regulation
of the Don River; the intensity of infection and
the fre-.uency of incidence of cestodes, nematodes
and digenetic trematodes decreased due to a low
-population of caollusks. In 1953, the s,)e-ies com-
position of parasites became en-riched and the in-
tensity of infection increased. The abundance of
monop,enetic treoatodes (they were absent only in
tench and perch), digenetic tre_.natoeles (absent in
sheatfish), cestodes and, especially, crawfish
parasitic upon Percidae, increased. In 1952-1954,
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K.Y.; ZALEMSKUY, G.V.
SOROLEVA, H.G. ; QIL
,
'Rodents in dium heaps and eradication methods. Gig. i san. 23 no. 12:78
D 158. (KIRA 12: 1 )
(MOSCOW--RATS--MCTE'-qMIIIATION)

SMIRIIOVA, K.V.
D-jrnamics of the parasite fauna of fishes in Taimlyansk Reservoir
during the five years of its existence. Trudy sov.lkht.kom.
no.9:123-128 '59- (14IRA 13:5)
1. Roatovskiy-na-Donu gosudaratvennyy universitst.
(Tsimlyansk Renervoir-Parualtes)
(Parasites-Fishns)

MOVIDER, V., irmh. j SMINITUIA, L.
Temperature otability of caecado amplifiers using transistorg
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Rad4o Ino.10:36 0 #65. (KRA 18il2i

I-Ye. ; , Y,--.D. ; A'', J:~~W, , ; !-;C' 11A'%," A, Yo.K. ; F& 1.1 ) G.G.
Sulfanilam.ide prepa -ations in exp~--rimental mcl-ioidosis. VCterInariia
39 no.4: 51-52 Ap 1621. (,I.ITI~-A 17:10)
1. irloutskiv posudarstvennyy protivo-
chi,innn- insti'lLt. SibiLi i Dal'Dego llostlo!za.

MAKSIM-OVICH, Georgiy Grigorlyevich, kand. tekhn. nauk; KRIPYAKEVICH,
Roman Ivanovich, kand. tekhn. nauk; TUCHKOVA, L.K., inzh.,
ved. red.; SMIRNOVA, L.A,,_~knzh., red.; SOROKINA, T.M.,
tekhn. red.
[Automatic device for differentiated checking of threads]Av-
tomat dlia differentsirovannogo kontrolia rez1b. Moskva, Fi-
lial Vses. in-ta nauchn. i tekhn.informatsii, 1958. 12 p.
(Peredovoi nauchno-tekhnicheskii i proizvodstvennyi opyt. Te-
ma 21. M-58-208/11) (MIRA 16:2)
(Screw threads-Testing)

130-58-4-10/20
AUTHORS: Medzhibozhskiy, M.Ya., Candidate of Te~ahnical Sciences,
Tunkov, V.P., Smirno va, L.A., Engineei-s.
TITLE. Effectiveness of Blowing Compressed Air into the Bath of
a Cold-charged Open-hearth Furnace (Effektivnost' vduvaniya
szhatogo vczdukha v va=,j. martenovskoy pechi pri --krap-
pr-~)tsesse)
PERIODICAL: Metallurg, 1958, Nr 4,; pp 1? - 1-9 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: The proposal to blow compressed air into the bath of
L
inhearth furnaces was made in 1'339. whe tri is were run at-
)pe n a I
't,-he "Krasnyv Oktyabr" Wo_~-ks. These (aind later ones at the
me tallurgichesk--kh kcHb_nat (K,_tznStsk Metallurgical
showed that production increases of 15 - 20 and
8 - l(Ylo' (,.ould be obtained thereby on 110 to ~310-ton and over
IS --lon furnaces, respectively. The authcrs discuss this work,
explaining the action of the injected air to be that of -stirring
41--he bath and thereby facilitating contact with the hot furnace
oxygen. They cite work at the above and also at the Serp i
Molot Works to show that air blowing is advantageous with cold-
charged fulnnaces, giving as illustration details of one
expeHmental heat at the Kuznetsk Combine carried out by
Medzhibozhskiy with the participation of I.A. Sokolova and
Cardl/3M.M. Bazheno-,ra in 1954 (Figure 1). The authors refer to

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Effectiveness of Blowing Compressed Air into the Bath of a Cold-
charged Open-hearth Furnace
development work on the process at the Serp i Molot Works
on 70-ton cold-charged furnaces carried out with the
participation of engineers Ya.L. Rozenblit, G.V. Sviridov,
L.A. Smirnova and A.D. Zaytseva, which led to the adoption
of the method in 1951. This work showed compressed air to be
as effective as oxygen and since 1953 air has been used
preferentially. Analysis of results shows that with a
blowing time of 30 - 40 minutes, the chaig~ng-to-tap time is
reduced by about 40 min below the unblown value (Figure 2).
Decarburisation rates are about the sa-me as with oxygen
blowing, the value of the ratio (oxygen for carbon-oxidation)/
/(total oxygen blown into the bath) being 1 - 1.5 for oxygen
and about 7 for air. Long experience at this and other works
shows that steel quality (including nitrogen content) does
not suffer through air blowing, and the decrease in furnace
life through splashing, etc. is not great. The use of'
lagged lances has increased lance life and enabled immersion
depths to be strictly controlled, thus minimising splashing.
There are 2 figures and 2 tables.
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Effec-tliveness of Blowing Compressed Air into the Bath of a Cold-
charged Open-hearth Furnace
ASSOCIATIONS: Sibirskiy metallurgicheskiy institut (Siberian
Metallurgical Institute) and the "Serp i Molot" Works.
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AUTHORS: Gershenzon, Ye.M., D'yakov, Yu.Ye., Soina, N.V.,
Smirnova, L.A. and Etkin, V.S.
TITLE: Widening the passband of parametric amplifiers with the
lielp of coupled circuits
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Radiofizika,
.
ig6i, Vol.4, No.1, pp.121-125
TEXT: The relatively narrow frequency passband of tuned
parametric amplifiers is not a fundamental dbf&ciency and can ber
overcome by the use of coupled tuned circuits. This article
investigates the possibility of widening.the passband by two
coupled circuits. The amplifier is represented as two identical
coupled circuits tuned to the same frequency w' but the capacity
0
of one circuit is varied at a frequency WH =-2wo. The
differential equations for such a driven oscillatory circuit may
be written as d'!,11 (Iq
-ri ~'~ '- = ej I + e-J-1:
u)2 + mcos-11 I I -
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where n = M/L - the coupling coefficient; 2h = R/L; A ='l/LCO;
0
L, R being the self-inductance and resistance of each circuit,
M the mutual inductance, CO the constant capacity of the tuned'
circuit. The variable capacity Cl is related to C. by
C11 = C-l(l +m cos writ).., The solution depends on the degree of
0
coupling- It is shown that: 1) if the coupling is less than, or
equal to, critical (n = qQ