SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SNOPOV, A.I. - SNYAKIN, P.G.

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S/179/60/00041,/006/027
C9 6 .'2 E031/E135
AUTHOR: Snoeov@ A.I. (Saransk)
TITLEx The Calculation of Heat Transfer in the Plane Problem of
a Gaseous Lubricant\@
PERIODICALs Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye tekhnicheskilkh
nauk, Mekhanika i mashinostroyeniye, 1960,No L@,, Pp 35-40
TEXT: The case of the plane motion of a viscous gas between
two rotating coaxia vlinders has been considered by Stepanyants
(Ref 1) and Grodzov _!__y_CR_e_f__2). In this paper the cylinders are
assumed to be not coaxial, and the gap between them is small. The
motion is established, and the temperature is not assumed to be
high. Non-dimensional variables are introduced. The temperature
on the inner cylinder is assumed constant, On the outer cylinder,
(bearing), the distance from the centre of the inner cylinder r
is expressed as r = r-i + e cos y , where rl is the radius of
the outer cylinder and cp is the azimuthal angle. The equations
have a singularity when e = rl - ro (ro is the radius of the
inner cylinder), and this is removed by a change of variables.
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"e-ort -recimted at the 2nd All-Union Cong ess on Theoretical -and Applied
!,fechanics, Mloscov, 29 Jan - 5 'clb '04.

L ocioal-67 Elv"T(d)/EWP(c)/EWP(V)/EWP(k)/EWP(l) IJP(c)
ACC NR; a-012157 5OURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/007/0073/0073
AI)MIORS: Shalikhov Volkov, Y . S.; Medov, B.
N. F.; L@ttslko,_ S. F@; Snopov, G.
ORG: none
TITII-,i MhGnotio flaw detector. Clans 42, No. 180391
.SOURGL: Izobreteniya, promyshlonn:yye obraztsy, tovarnyyo znaki, no. 7, 1966, 73
TOPIC TAGS: flaw detection.. magnetic amplifier, magnetic method
ABSTRAGT: This Author Certificate presents n magnetic flaw detector containing
a power transformer, electromignets, a capacitor, and rectifiers through which
pulsed dischnrge of the capacitor is produced, and an automatic circuit con-
trolling the rectifier triggorinj;. Iongitudinal magnetization in the automatic
circuit is produced by electromagnets, and circular magnetization-by the gating
of tho pulsed current. To check parts of any size or form with subsequent total
domnagnatization, the controlled rectifiers are in the form of opposing controlled
semiconductor diodes and are connected in the transformer privary and secondary
circuits. The control electrodes of the ;rimi7 diodes are connected too the
Card 1/2 UDGs. 6-20.179.141-11
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ACC Nil: AP6012157
capacitor discharge circuit. The cont-rol electrodes of the secondary diodes are
connoctod to tho automatic circuit. To establish the required strength of the
magnotization current and the.reversing frequency of the demagnetization current,
thp automatic circuit contains magnetic amplifiers whose outputs are connected to
the control electrodes of the transformer secondai7t and the in;xt windings-with
a potentiometer.
SUB COLEt 09/ SUBM DATEI 31DO064
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EWT(1)/EwP(m)A'1'T(m)JT W W
SOURCE CODE:
AUTHOR: Snop, ovo A'. I; (Rostov-na-Donup Kbabarovsk); Cbeykin, V. A. (Mostoy-ni!Au,
TITLE*. Contribution to the bydroctmanic theory of the gas gpherical ball bearing
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya- Mekhanika zhidkosti I gaza, no- 3, 1966, 132-134
TOPIC TAGS: gas lubricated bearing, ball bearing, bydrodynamic bearing
ABSTRACT; This is a continuation of earlier work by the authors (Materialy XVI nauch
noy studencheakay konferentaiij Izd. Rofftovskogo un-ta, 1963, IPP 40-44; Izv- AN SSSRp.
OTNI Mekhanika i machinostrayeniye, 1959, no. 6, W. 14-20) dealing with gas-
lubricated spherical ball bearing .11 A solution is obtained for stationary Is rzal
motion of viscous gas between a stationary sphere and an eccentric ball contained Irl.
it and rotating at constant angular velocity. The authors improve the convergence cW
the previously derived series expansion obtained for the pressures by a method of
separating the singularities. Certain conclusions are dravn from the results re-
garding the load on the bearing and the relative directions of the torque, rotation'-@!
axisp the line joining the centers of the spheres, and the load vector in the case
of low and high bearing speeds. Orig. art. has: 1 figure and 9 foraulas.
suB com -7-0X_jY Sum DATE: 14A=651 oRIG Ra: oo2/ OTH REF: 001
card .1/1 hs

ACCESSION NR; AR4039242 S/02,69/64/000/004/0073/0073
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Astronomiya, Abs. 4.51.491
AUTHOR: Kovalovskiy, A. F.; Reznikov, I* V,-, @no I N,.G.; Osharov. A.;
Zhuravlov, V. K.
TITLE: Certain data on the distribution of chemical elements in the soils and
plants of the area of falling of the Tunguska meteorite
CITED SOURCE: -.-:. Tomskogo otd. Geogr. o-om SSSR, Betatron. labor. Tomskogo
med. in-ta, v. 5, 1963. 125-a33-
TOPIC TAGS: mG+aox-ita, Tunguska meteorite, astronomy, geochermlcal anomaly,
geobotany
TRAINSLATI(Xil- Me spectral analysis r.Gthod was used to determine the concen-
tration of a number of elements in order to determine geochemical anomalies
in@the distribution of certain chemical elements in the soils and vegetation
at the sita of fallLng of the Tunguska mateorite which could be associated wiih
Card 1/2

L 1958o-6-1/ EV1P(q.)/E'NT(m)/EWP(B)/BDS A_FFTC/A,SD/ESD-3_. JD/VIH/MLK(a)
ACCESSION NRi AP3007622 S/9286/63/000/011/0021/0021
AUTHOR: -Pozdny#kov, P.
G.; Rakhmaninov, S. V.; sa" -OV Y U S
TITLE: Quartz oscillator, Class 21, No. 154880
SOURCE: Byul. izobret. i tovarn. znakovj no. 11, 1963, 21
TOPIC TAGS: quartz oscillator, oscillator, piezoelectric crystal,
piezoelectric crystal oscillator, crystal oscillator
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a quartz oscillator
with all of its @lements contained inside an evacuated glass
envelone (see Fig. 1 of Enclosur.q). To simplify design and re-
duce overall dimensions, the printed-circuit portions of the oscil-@
lator were &-posited directly on the surface of the piezoelectric crys-
t
1 on sectors of low piezoelectric charge density and 1
a ow elastic i;
deformation. Orig. art., has: I figure.
ASSOCIATION: none
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SUBMITTED: 12Nov6O DATE ACQi 160et63
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2 - resistors; 3 electrodas.
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SOV/1 37-57- 10-205Z-1
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1957, Nr 10, p 305 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Snopova, Ye. V. , Levitskaya, A. V.
TITLE: On the Decomposition of Lead Concentrates by Acids (K voprosu o
raziagayemosti svintsovykh kontsentratov kislotami)
PERIODICAL: AN KazSSSR, ser. gorn. dela, metallurgii, str-va i
stroymaterialov, 1957, Nr 1, pp 86-91
ABSTRACT: Methods for the decomposition of Pb concentrates were inves-
tigated in relation to the fact that in a number of cases reproduc-
ible results in the determination of Pb could not be obtained and
that the discrepancies in the analysis attained 3 - 5Vo (abs. )_
Six types of concentrates similar in mineralogical composition
taken from 11 types of ores and one specimen of Pb slag were
investigated. All 12 specimens were decomposed under identical
conditions, Pb was determined in the filtrate by the bichromate
method and in the insoluble residue by the spectroscopic method.
Methods for decomposition in three different acid mixtures,
namely, 1) HC 1, HN031 @2SO4, 2) HC I, HN03, and 3) HC I,
Card I/z were investigated. Exp eriments on the decomposition were

On the Decomposition of Lead Concentrates by Acids
SOV/137-57- 10-20524
conducted for periods of 0. 5, 1, 2, and 3 hours, It is established that, with the
exception of four specimens, in all the cases the concentrates were decomposed
within 30 min and the Pb content of the insoluble residue was < 0. 10/6, the Pb
content of the concentrate being v50$6. The Pb content of the insoluble residue
has no relation to the amount of the latter, which was 11 - 309@o of the weight of
the test sample. The authors draw the conclusion that the discrepancies in the
analyses have no relation to the methocis of the decomposition of the test samples.
Z. G.
Card 2/2

LEVITSKAYA, A.V.; SNOPOVA, Ye.T.
Rapid method of determining silicic acid in a complete analysis
of nonferrous metal ores. Izv.AII Kazakh.SSR.Ser.gor.dela, met.,
stroi.i stroimat. no.1:92-96 '57.- (MLRA 10:5)
tale) woo

SNORE, E.
The glory of the work.
P. 22. (PADONJU LATVIJA3 KOLCHOZENIEKS) (Riga, Latv_ia) Vol. 9, No. 12, Dec. 1957
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accession 4EEAI) LC Vol. 7, No. 5, 1958

SNORE, E.
60th birthday of Academician Harri Moora. Vestis Latv ak no.4:
197-201 l6o. (EW 10:7)
(Moora,Harri) (Scientists,Estonian)

SNIORLY E., I., rod.; SI'OiijlNl--',, V., Loldill.1.0d.
(Bauska; guidebook for Bauska and its environs] Bauska;
turisma celvedis po Bausku un tas a kll-rtni. IX" @._, L t ijas
Valsts izdevnieciba, 1961. 130 p. fI_n Latvi (MULA 15:2)
(Bauska District-Guidebooks)

SMRECHANSKIY, V.[.gnrecansky, V.1; SHISITKA, K [Siska, K.];-SHWOVITS, I.
rsimkovic.- Ij
LSHNORER M.[S.norer, M J; GUM, M.[Hubka, M.]
Scme problems of perfusion in artificial circulation Khirurgiia
M-4:85-92 162. (MIRA 15:.6)
1. Iz 2-y khirurgicheskoy kliniki meditsinskogo fakul'teta uni-
-mrsiteta imeni Komenskogo i otdeleniya eksperimentallnoy
khirurgii Instituta eksperimental'noy meditsiny Slovatskoy
akRdemii muk (zav. - aknd. K. Shishka), Bratislava.
(13LOOD--CIRCULATIOIT, ARTIFICIAL)

RHISHKAY K.[Siska,, K.1; SHMOVITS I 1.[Simkovic, I.]- GUBKA, M.[Hubka, M.1;
SMRE('HANSKIY,, V.[Sm--ecansky, V.1; SMO-RER M.tSnorer,M.]
SurV@ry rar mitral stenosis using, artificial circulation.
KhirurgilR no.4 7-6 '62. (MIRA .15:6)
1. Iz 2-y khirurgicheskoy klinik-i meditsinskogo fakullteta
Universiteta imeni Komenskogo i otdeleniya eksperimentallnoy
khirurgii Instituta eksperimentallnoy meditsiny Slovatskay
akademii nauk (zav. - akad. K. ShishkA), Bratislava.
(MITRAL VALVE-SURGERY)
(BLOOD-CIRCULATIO11, ARTIFICIAL)

SHISHKA, K. (Siska, Kj; SHIMOVITS, I. [Simkovic, I.); GUBKA, M. (flubka,M];
SMRECHANSKIY, V. (Smrecansky, V.]; SHNORER, M. (snorer, K.)
Surgery using an apparatus for extracorporeal. circulation.
Khirurgiia no.9:18-22 162. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Iz 2-y kh1rurgicheakoy kliniki meditolnokogo fakulltota UnIvermi-
teta imeni Komenskogo v Bratislave i otdeleniya eksperimentallnoy
khirurgii (zav. - akad. K.Shishka) Instituta eksperimentalinoy
meditsiny Slovatskoy akademii nauk.
(PERFUSION PUMP (HEART))

SNOVEDSKIY, M.Ye.
Improving the rock cutters for rotary drilling of boreholes.
Ugol' 37 no.102-34 Ja 162. (KRA 15:2)
1. Spetsial"noye, konstruktorskoye byuro Krasnoluchakogo
mashinostroitellno zavoda.
FRock drills)

1AXESSION NR: AP4028967 S/0057/64/034/W4/0759/0761
"AUTHOR: Kagan,- A.S. ; Snovidov, V.M.
,TITLE: Analysis of the shape of an x-ray diffraction line by the method of moment*:
@;SOURCH: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v.34, no.4. 1964, 759-761
!TOPIC TAGS: x-ray diffraction line, x-ray diffraction doublet, x-ray line shape aro.'
;1ysis, doublet line shape analysis
@ABSTRACT: The analysis of an incompletely'res6lved doublet by the method of moments
!is discussed. The two components of the doublet are assumed to have the same ahape
and to be symmetric (odd central moments vanish). The central moments of the instru- i
mental broadening function are assumed to be known, but an unknown instrumental-
shift may be present. The unknown doublet separation, relative intensities, instru-;
,mental shift, and the even moments of the true line shape can be obtai.ned by solv-
ing a sufficient number of the algebraic equations that relate these quantities to
the known central moments of the instrumental broadening function and the succes-
sive moments of the observed intensity distribution. The first of these equations
is derived in detail and the next two are given.. ffbatracter's note% It Is not dif-
:CenA/2

ACCESSION MR' AP4028967
ificult to write the nth of these equations, but the simultaneous solution of the
first several for the separation, shift, and intensities could be troublesome. This
When the separation and relative intensities are know , the
is not discussedl.
analysis may be completed by the usual Fourier method. Alternativelyg one may cal-
i culate a sufficient number of the noments of the true line shape and express this
shape in terms of Hermite polynomials. Orig.art.bas: 12 formulase
iASSOCIATION: none
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AUTHOR: Kagan, A. S.; Snovidov, V. M
TITLE: Using the lattice constant tofind the Ais@ribution functlon of a material

MURCE.
Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 7,- o. 7 1965, 2036-2038
!TOPIC TAGS: crystallography, castal lattice constant, distribution function

'ABSTRACT: A series of factors which determine local variations in the crystal lat-
itice constant are considered. Such factorsoinclude@the heterogeneity of the alloy,

Iduring crystallization, diffusion during the initial stages of aging, and the
PM-
sence of microvoltages with one prevailing sign. The presence of'regions in a
Icrystal with different lattice constants should lead to a change in the form of di
,fraction lines. In the absence of diffusion due to microvoltages and fine disper-
ision, when the narrow curve of instrumental widening is negle@cted,,the diffraction, 'k'
line reflects directly the distribution function of the material over thi lattice
period. When these factors are present the form'of the diffraction curve is.given
1by the following expression:

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k
.SNOV-SIUY L A!pl------
The KE-250-I twisting machin for acetate rayon. Biul. tekh.-ekon.
inform. no. 2;52-53 161. (14I-L! 14:2)
(Textile machinery)

SOKOLOVY V.A.
Automation of the production processes in distilleries. Spirt.
prom. 29 no.6:18-20 163. (KRA 16:10)
1. Odesskiy PKIPishcheprom.
(Distilleries) (Automation)

MARKOV, Feliks Petrov.-I'ch, aspirant; SOKOLOV Vadim Azrailovich, assistent;
'IYACRX, Lav Lyovich, @nzh, --- @ ,
Analys@s of the equation of an inductive parametron using an analog
, . r. Izv.,.rys.ii--heb.zav.;elektrcrel&.. 7 no.l:!-'-2 164.
mr,nut,
C
iHIRA, L,
1. Moskovskty energetichaskly instibit (for Zharkov, Sokolov).

SNOWACKA, Alicja
Determination of epoxy-group content- in epoxy resins by infrared
spectrophotometry. Cbem anal 4 no.5/6;959-969 159. (MAI 9:9)
1. Zaklad Fizyki Technicznej Instytutu Chemii. Ogolnej, Warszawa.
Kierownik Zakladu: doe. J.Swietoslawska.
(Spectrophotometry) (Epoxy groups)
(Epoxy resins) (Spectrum, Infrared)

SNOWACKA-WOKROJ, Alicja, mgr; BIERNACKA Tere3a, mgr
11.,io of' Infrarod nbqorption methoo to determine the content of
methyl and phenyl groups in s1loxane r(ininn. Chern anal 9 no.2.:
303-314 164.
I
@. Department of Technical Physics, Institute of General Chemistry,
Warsaw.

jN(YEE, Ya. L.
USSR/Pbysics - Nonlinear Systems
' 59T(,(.
21 Apr 53
"Self-Excited Cscillations in Essentially Nonlinear Quasi-Conzervative Systems,"
G. V. Savinov, @,@oscow State U
DAN SSSR, Vol .49, No 6, PP 995-997
States that the study of self-excited processes in autononous strongly nonlinear
systems containing such elements as condensers with barium titanate dielectric
(G.I. Skanavi, aektrichestvo, No 7, 43 (1949)) or self-inductors with permalloy
cores (Ya. L. Snoyek, Issledovaniya v Oblasti Novykh Ferromagnitnykh Materialov,
Investigations in the Field of New Ferromagnetic Eaterials, 1949) leads to the
equation xl'+G(x,xl)+g(x)=O. The form, amplitude, and frequency of self-excited
oscillation of this eq are found by the Andronov-Khaykin method of small parameter
(AL.V. Dragilev, Prik Vat i Mekh 16, No 1, 85 (1952)) or by the method of elliptic
functions (V.I. Smirnov, Kurs Vysshey Eatematiki, Course of Hi her Mathematics, 3,
1951; V.V. Stepanov, Prik Vat i Flekh 14, 3 (1950)). Finally the stationary amplitude
is obtained in the form of the ratio of two integrals with squared elliptic functions
as integrands. Thans Prof K.F. Teodorchik. Presented by Acad MI.A. Leontovich
19 Feb 53.
259T96

SNIPI',, J.; TJ1'QC7Y,, q.; KALINNSFI, B.
Preparatin of hgh per cent naphthalene by the method of continual
diaphragraless condensation of vapors. PRUIESL CHI'MIGZlify. Warszawa.
Vol. 11, no. 10, Oct. 1955
Source: East European Accessions List, (EEAL), Le, Vol. 5. no. 2, Feb. 1956

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7. 'Mprovcd by adding to, thig UaLxC U57r, awou-c-. The to
Pre:;sIoll Strength irlcreusc@q to abopt 38 k6./.s4.C3U. Owirlg.to:
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SNUDIVA, L.D.; I.TMVEDEV, Ya.l.-, A.A.
Efficient use of wond pitches In the preparation of the PS-1
binder fnr shell molds. Gidroliz. I lesokhim.prom. 11 no-7:6-9
158. (14IRt, 11:11)
1. TSentrallny-y nauchno-isslodovateltakiy inntitut tokhnologii
i mashinostroyanlya (for Swilova, Mndvedev). 2. Syavakiy
lRsnkhimichnqkiv kombinat (for Chevelnva).
(PITC11) (BINDING RAMIALS)

SKUPAnK @ J.
Mechanism of extrarenal kidney syndrome. Lek.listy 5 no.10:273-279
15 MY '50. (CLKL 19:3)
1. Of the Second Internal Clinic, Kasaryk University, Brno.

'SNUP11R7,K) J"
R6-mote results with penici-1lin therapy, recurrence and use of newer
antiblotics in the therapy of subacute bacterial endocarditis, Lek.@
5
listY 5:13A6 1 kug@ 50- p,, 464-7
1, Of the Second Internal Clinic, hasaryk University in Brno (Head-
Prof, J'Lel. Poleak, !;@ D.).
C1,11 1@q 5, Nov,, 1950

Pffi@SE I BOOK EKPLOITATION CZECH/52--02
Havileek, Vladim1r, Engineer, Milos' Osten, and Jarom@r S"nvupa"rek, Engineer.
Prehled plasticky1ch hmot. 2., dopl. vyd. (Review of Plastic Materials, 2d ed.)
Prague, SNTL, 1960. 424 P. 7,515 copies printed.
Reviewers: Franti9ek LudvIk. Engineer, and Artur Stoy, Engineer, Docent;
Resp. Ed.: VladimIr SpMil, Engineer; Managing Ed. for Literature on Chemistry;
Chief Ed.: Adolf Balada.. Doctor.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for technical personnel in industry and science
dealing with plastics.
COVERAGE: This handbook gives the most essential data on the properties and
applications of plastics, as well as the methods of machining and working
synthetic resins and plastics. The present 2nd edition of this work has been
enlarged so as to include material on the most recent advances and bibliography
in the field of plastics. The material has been somewhat rearranged. Under
macromolecular materials are described the properties common to all plastics
Car(i-l:/-16-

3/081/62/000/019/046/053
B101/Ble6
AUTHORS i tern@, Jaroolav, S@upArek,_Jaromir-
TITLEt Process for manufacturin g laminated plastics which can be
bent when heated
PERIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal. . Khimiya, no. ig, 1962, 565, abstract
19P394 (Czech. patent 97378, November 15, 1960)
TEXT: A process is patented enabling these laminated plastics to be manu-
factured from paper or fabric by using melamineformaldehyde re-sin modified
with amino compounds (AC). To produce the resin, the molar ratio of the
amino groups in total to formaldehyde is @11.33-. The modifying AC must be
notably more soluble under the conditions of. the reaction than melamine (I)*.
The result is a chemically stable product which can be molded when--heated.
126 parts of I and 120 parts of urea are added to 385 parts of 37% formal-
@ehyde neutralized with NaOH. The mixture is condensed at 800C until the
resin has become miscible with water in a ratio of lt2.to 183 (by volume).
Sulfite paper (P) is impregnated with the cooled resin. P to which phenol
or cresol formaldehyde has been applied is used for the subsequent layers.
Card 112

5/08 1 /62/000/022/074/088
B166/B144
AUTHORS: Cerny, jaroslav, Lesek,-Frantisek
TITLi;: Method and device for the continuous production of foam
plastics from thermosetting resins.
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal.. Xhimiya,no. 22, 1962, 540-541,
abstract 22P398 (Czech. patent, 98512, Feb. 15s 1961)
TEXT: The liquid components and the gas are continuously forced into
the reaction vessel where the mixture passes through a system of perforated
baffles (?B) with holes of gradually decreasing size, thus forming a foam.
A propeller-type agitator is used to form vort *ices in the flow; this being
necessary to mix up the components and prevent damage to the foam. During
the time of passage through the reactor the condensation reaction sholuld
reach a stage such that the emergent product is a liquid but stable foam.
.The foam is poured into molds where polycondensation is completed and
excess solvent drains off the product. Example. The following are 2
forced into a 1-litre reactor having 10 PB with 1 - 0-05 mm holes (2 cm
hole area per PB)- (a) 1 1 air, 5 g 5@_ aqueous solution of dibutyl
Card 1/2

S/061/62/000/022/074/088
Method and device for the continuous ... B166/B144
naphthalene sulfoacid, and 5 9 5% phosphoric acid into the cavity in
front of the first PB; (b) 10 9 50% aqueous solufion of urea-formaldehyde
resin into the cavity behind the ninth PB. The resulting foam has a
density 0.03 kg/dm3, and after 46 hrs, when the water has drained off, the
3 - ;I
final product has a density 0.006 kgldm iAbstracter's note: Complete
translation.'
Card 2/2

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czcc'hoSloval@@iu
T.hird City T70_-I@it. 1.1 -- Brno-Niovi Liskovec (III. 1.16stskd
rlellllocnlcEa -:;rno-Novi Lifs,!,.-ovec); Internal Kedicine
':,-ai:d (odd6leni' vnitl-nif); Director: J. 811UP@=, T.M
Pr-,;ue-, Vnitlnl" lo'kal,stvl, No IX-2, 1963, -:,1) 144-148
Syndro@.ius Acoorii,:-myin@r :nt Hemo-
bl,,--,toses.

SNU.XCV I K.F.
for checking code pulses in dispatcher controlled Interlocking.
Av'tom,, telem, j sviazi 0, no.8:36-38 Ag 165. (MIRA 18-9)
1. Zamestitell nachallnika distantaii signalizatsii i sv-yazi Lanirgrad-
skogo metropolitena.

j;'S TICQv- &I@kpandr Petrovich; PIMOMOVA, G.W.. kandidat tekhnicheakikh
n
auk. etsensent; PZYSAKHOV, I.L., Imndidat bekhalcheakikh nauk,
T
retsenzent; KOPYTOV, S.A., in2hener, retsenzent; TAKE IK, K.K.,
redaktor; ARKWGIL'SKAYA, M.S., redaktor; VAYNSMYN, Te.B.,
tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
[Hydrometallurgy of zinc] Gidrometallurgiia tainka. Moskva, Goa.
nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i. tsvetnoi metallurgii,
1954. 255 P. [Microfilm] (MLRA, 8:2)
(Zinc--Metallurgy)

SNILR-NIKJV, A. P.
SN*-@PNIKOV, A. P.: "On the problem of processing zinc concentrates
with increased copper content". Alma-Ata, 1955. Acad Sci Kazakh
3"IR. Inst of Metallurgy and Ore Dressing. (DisserULtions for the
0
Degree of Candidate of Technical Sciences)
Knizhnaya letapis', No. 52, 2L December, 1955- Moscow.

SNURNIKOV, A.P.
Potentialities for Increasing the production of zinc during the
sixth five-year plan. TSvet. met. 29 no-7:22-29 J1 '56.
(MLRA 9:10)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-losladovatel'skiy Institut tavetrqkh
metalln-.
(Zinc-Electrometallurgr)

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AUTHOR: Snurnikov, A-,P. and Ponomarev, V.D. 136-4-5 23
TITLE: rolytic precipitation of copper in the process of
leaching roasted zinc concentrates. (Gidroliju--icheskoe Osazh-
denie medi v protsesse vyshchelachivaniya obozhzhennykh
tsinkovykh)
PEidODICAL: 'Ifsvetnye Metally" (Non-ferrous Metals) 195?, No.4,
pp. 21 - 28 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRAOT: The aim of the work described was the study of hydrolytic
precipitation of copper in the neutral leaching of roasted con-
centurate and the deteimination of conditions enabling this proca-
ss to be used for iemoving copper from solutions. The labora-
tory investigations were carried out vrith chemically pure and
commercial materials, the experimental results being checked on
~ larger scale. Experiments were carripd out in a beaker with
~ mechanical stirrer %hose rate of revolution was controlled by
an a@totransformer, temperature being maintained constant within
+ 1 0. The precipitants tested included sodium hydroxide,
Falcium. carbonate, calcium hydroxide, lime and zinc oxide, but
only the last and ash was used in the main series of experiments.
Card 1/3 Results presented graphically include: copper concentration in
solution against time foi; theoretical and for 100,1,', excess zinc
oxide consumption; percent piecipitation of copper against

lVdrolytic precipitation of capper in the process of leaching
roasted zinc concentrates. (Cont.) 136-4-5/23
temperature, against quantity of zinc oxide, size of *
particles, stirrer rate of rotation, LFZ]?--n+c3/[CU2+j
oxide and ash e
zinc concentration in the solution; in some of the graphs pH
values are included in the ordinate figures. Besides tabulation
of the material shown graphically the table is presented showing
the dependence of the pH of a solution of zinc sulphate on
copper concentration.
It was concluded that the hydrolytic precipitation of copper
consists of two main stages: hydrolysis (very rapid) and prec-
ipitation of copper (slow). The rate of the second stage is
limited by the rate of neutralisation of the hydrolytic acid
liberated during the first stage, and under unfavourable condi-
tions the pH of the liquid becomes a function of copper con-
centration in the solution, as observed in full scale install-
ations. Under favourable conditions (excess of neutralising
substance havin
.r, a high reactivity and good contact with the
solution) the precipitation of the copper proceeds at an appre-
iable rate, and the final concentration of copper in the
Card 2/3 solution is determined by the maximal pH value produced by
the precipitant in the given liquid. In the process as a whole
the rate controlling process is the neutralisation. Zinc ions

Hydrolytic precititation of copper in the process of leaching
roasted zinc concentrates. (Cont.) 136-4-5/23
slow down the precipitation of copper zhile strong bases accel-
erate it. Zinc ash was found to give a sufficiently rapid rate
of precipitation for xemoving copper from works solutions, the
greatest rate being achieved using ash less than 0.15 mm in size.
When bivalent copper and iron ions are present together the
precipitation of each is accelerated, and copper precipitation
is also accelerated by raising the temperature and intensifying
sti6ring. With a threefold excess of ash and a temperature of
70 C copper can be piecipitated to a residual concentration of
0.2 - 0.3 S/litre in 30 min. For treating zinc concentrates
Card 3/ 3with a high copper content a single-stage periodic scheme with
leuching is recommended. There are 7 references, 5 of which
are Slavic. There are 11 figures and 4 tables.
AVAILABIL, :

SO V-1. q 6-
AUTHORS: Snurnikov, A.P., and Zeien@_,,111-aya@7 L.I.
TITLE: Testing Filter-Thickener-s for Filtering Neu-.i----l Zinc-
Cinder Leaching Slurries (Ispytaniyc; filtro@v-
sgustiteley na filltratsi-1- iieyt.-,-al'n:y-1&- pullp ot
vYshchelachivaniya tsinkovcgo
PERIODICAL: Tsvetnyye metailY7 19_5@)7 N. .5., pp 51@-1563 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: At present neutral slurries at a!.-IL Soviet zinc works are
allowed to settle in thi(7keners. The authors outline
the drawbacks of these units (although th5ir performance
55 10) and the relative
can be greatly improved, Refs 1,
advantages of filtrat-1.ont. Filter thich:eners have been
used abroad and, in rec-,ent yea--,--,, at IV-lie. Volkhovskiy
alyuminiyevyy zavod (Volkhov Alumini-am Works). The
authors describe their experiments wh-i(.,h showed that
zinc slurry can b3 filts-red wi*tli ;apron@,, r-tioth. In
laboratory experiments (F_Jg 1), a filter of caprone
cloth over caprone mesh was used with a '--@Pre filtering
area of 245 cm2 and coi)neoted ,.rit1:, a j*a(.--u7jm of 680-71+0 MM
and compressed air at 0.1',@ atm gauge. Fig 2 shows the
of f4 m3/hj_" I:. (,-,j-L--,ra 1) an.4 V-@e solid-
rate _Lltrationi, I U k.
content of the filtz-ate. -/iirre rolot-d ajai.nst duration
Card 1/3 1 - t' -
of filtration, se;conLls. The exparim,3nts 'nav-1--tig shown

SOV/-, -,121
Testing Fil ter -Thickeners for Filter-i-mg
Leaching Slurries
th P su,.i t- a bi I J.", the ;;!ie vo-, Ok: wa s, nar ea s ed
in sc@ale and ti@ansfa re.,31, tD "hi-3 U--I-IKami-.n(jo-,orsk_i.v
svintsovotsinkovy-Or kow_rj_J.n@Lt L;@-,ad-Zinc
1@ m- filtering area
Combine). Here a Ma'khanob7-desi-nndi I_ ,
filter-thickene-r (F-4g 3) was u_cz@_-d, with a su(ltion of
500-600 mm Ha oT a presstrfe of O.Ij-1@2 atm gauge.
Samples of S_Lar*.,-@v for filtratioTi w-3re (FA-g, 5)
after t'he ag-LtqtIoiE- and aft-e-_1 of @andsz. The
:,use was m,/m2 hr with
filtration rate -1 U
0.8 g/litre of sc;, Lid i-n t-h;@@ filt'i-ate and srj--' -id . pulp
ratio of 0.5*1' * 1 in the th-,01kenad puip'. This
DO , I 'it floor space
corres lids to -a treatnE,-nt -_-at.-_i pav imi
about 46 t. -LmeS tiiat witili Disadvantages of
filtration -include filt-er-,;I@_-th _,ons,_MtptiOn and high
maintenan@-e labourraauij-ement@@. The ;AU'UD)X'3 mention
that final conclus.-,011S orl filt.'I'ation will ba uossible
1,
Card 2/3 after tests w@_th '+.3-m filte:,-- (80 ffl,@- filters

SOV-_13 6-5@9- 5- --11/21
Testing Filter-Thickeners for FE'e-r-ri.- Neut'ral ""inc-C-Inder
6 1 -
Leaching Slurries
area) at the Ustl-Kamenogorsk Lead-.Zin,@ Combine.
There are 5 figures and 10 8 of which are
Soviet and 2 English.
Card 3/3

SNURNIKOV,- A.P. - Z"ISWATA, L. I.
Testing and using capron filter cloth In nonferroun metallura.
TSvet. met- 33 no.8:47-49 Ag 160. WU 13:8)
(Hydroibetallurgy) (Filters)

StflIRITKO-V
, A.F.; YTHFNYCj, V.M.i PUSIKC, A.G.
.1
lrld.i= and nonferrous me-bel recov-eU from zinc cake. TSvpt.mp,'U. 38
no.3.,42-4/6 M-:- 165. (MA 18:6)

Sj1J1URN1KCjV, A.P. ; 'Y'URENKO, V.11.1.
Laboratory investigation of' the hydrometallurgy of copper-
lead-zinc intermediate products. TSvet. met. 38 no.11:77-80
N 165. (MIRA 18:11)

S:X111 @-KUV, A.P.; @ i .7KHA7f LGV A,
el U C.'El U
Po!-,!ib-'li'@-, Of ili@"-()'aY vl@ -')Osi @ores @ y
J ., 0
m--T-netlic roas@iil,- 'I'Sv-@. :, z;. 38 no.9:84-85 S 1`5-
(V i.HA 18: 1, 2) )

So,YAD0*VSP.TY, Z., Cnnd "Invm@sti.7atlon of f iltration from
els passin.,Lr tlnxro@-i!-h soil of vario-us permeabilit-v". .oscow, lc)60. 16 T)p
hann@
Economy -n@-Ineers im V. R. V4,11yams), 150 copies (KIL, No
(".!Oscow inst of 'Watpr

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T I
A. Larikov, Ye. Sn7akin, A.
G"@G: none
Method of synthesizinp lithl"urn-aluminwa hydride. Class 12, No. 186983
SC)L;XF p romy tilt It., ayye obrazcsy, Lovarnyye znaki. no. 20, 1966, 20
,,)?TC TAGS: lithium aluminum hydride, cher.4cal "Y"thesiS
Author Cerzificate introduce!; a method of !iynthLsizing I'Uhit.ra-
07 -1 reac.Lioa of !iodiwa-alumlnwa hy(IrIde with liLlitum chlori4@e in
d.ett.vl To acceleraLe the process, it In carried out with additiona of
L -, i alky 1 s .in a variant of the synt@eGizing process, alu.-ninum-trialkyls
are addcd in a quantity of 1-71.
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30,

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;D,'vlcv's On cordit@or:ed med.
30, -..o. 2, 1952.
li a Z U EL -
o" ibr.-;ry of i@ori-ress, Au!t-ist 1952,

all
are" acre ut on the human Wdn and the number of beat
deter;r
spots th an electrically-beated therma-amthtsiometcr
at different times and few diffe"t temp. The number of active beat
"is was increswil when a higher temp, was used and was lowrmf
a lowertrnip.wasused. 71hisy4wnomenon is called functional
rno .1y and isdiscussed in relation townsoryrierreption.
1). H. Smy-tm.

SNYARIV P.G.
The state of the visual analyzer in hypertonic illnesn. Zh. Nevropat.
Psikhiat., 152, 52, no.9, 22-27. (MLRA 5:9)
(PsA 27, no,8:6075 153)

"(11NI P. (g,
IMESHINSKAYA, O.B., professor, USIUVICH, M.A., professor; ASRATYAN. B.A.,
professor; SMIRNOV. A.I., professor; FILI M VICH, S.I.. doktor meditsin-
skikh nauk; VOLOKHOV, A.&, professor; FILIMONOV, I.N., professor;
SHYAKIN P G , professor; CHERNIGOVSKIY. V.N., professor; SPIRANSKIT,
WLIN, A.O., doktor meditsinskikh nauk; KOTLYAREVSKIT,
L.I., professor; NIGOVSKIY, V.A., professor; KASATKIN, N.I., professor;
STELOCHUX, I.Y., professor; YEGOROV, B.G., professor; BAKUTZV, A.N..
professor; SMIRNOV, L.I., professor; USFZNSKIY, V.N., redaktor; ISTROV,
S.P.' redaktor.
(Teachings of I.P.Pavlov in theoretical and practical medicine]
Uchenie I.P.Pavlova v teoreticheekoi i prakticheskoi meditsine. Vol.2.
Moskva, Izd-vo Kinisteretvo zdravookhraneniia.SSSk. 1953. 611 p.
(KWU 7 * 3)
1. DeyBtvitelinyy chlen AM SBSR (for Lopeshinekaya, Chernigovskiy and
Ba@:ulev). 2. Chlen-korrespondent Akademli nauk SSSR (for Aeratyan).
3. Chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR (for Smirnov, Filimonov. Yegorov and
L.I.Smirnov). 4. Moscow. TSentrallnyy institut usovershenstvovaniya vracbey.
(Pavlov, Ivan Petrovich, 1849-1936) (Nervous system) (Physiolog7)

BILIKOVA. Z.P.; IBILWMIY. G.N., direktor;_,.jgX4@@ P.G.. professor, zaveduyu-
shchiy.
Functional mobility of cold reception of the skin. Vest.ven.i (lern. no.
2:5-10 Mr-AP 053. NLRA 6:5)
1. Nonkovskiy moditsingkiy stomatologicheakiy Institut. 2. Kafedra nor-
mallnoy fiziologii Koakovskogo meditainskogo stonatologichlakago instituta
(for Snyakin). (Skin)

AFANASIYEVA, V.M., kandidat meditsinskikh nauk; SXVORTSOV, M.A., professor, dayst-
viteilnyy chleu Akademii meditsinskikh uauk SSSR, zaveduyushchiy; SNYAKIN.
P.G.. professor, direktor.
Sclerosis of the pulmonary artery in children. Pediatrita no.4:62-66 JI-Ag
153. (MLRA 6:9)
1. Laboratoriya patologicheskoy anatomil bolesney detskogo vozrasta Instituta
moifologii Akademii maditsinskikh nauk SSO (for Skvortsov and Afanaslyeva).
2. Institut morfologil, Akademii meditsiuskikh nank SSSR (for Snyakin).
(Arteriosclerosis) (Palmona.'ry artery--Diseases)

OSNYAKIN, P. G.
"The Physiological Phenomenon of Reserve Formation in the Visual Reeptors".
Probl. Fiziol Optiki, No. 8, pp 225-229, 1953.
Discussing the phenomen of dark and light adaptation from the standpoint of
changes in the number of active photoreceptors depending on the formation or
disappearance of "reserves," the author calls this process "modification of
mobility"; it is shown that in the morning the process of dark and light adaptation
takes place more rapidly than in the evening, which is ascribed to biological
adaptation of the receptors to natural conditions of illumination.
(RZhBiol, No. 10, 1955)
SO: Sum No 884, 9 Apr 1956
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USSR'Me,
I i r 11 nrz Ptlys i o logy
T" -@-' 2'@ P
Card I .-
Author Snyakin, P.. G.., Professor
Tit'-- Fun-tinnal mc-.1bility as an index of !.-onditioned reflr-x revv*tlons in man
Peric-dicai Vf=s!@, AM SSSR, -1, 0:2r,-Dec 195L
AbStrart Functional changes in the receptor apparatus of an organism, taking place
under various enrilronmentaa conditions, offer possibility for the develop-
ment of ro-ndit-loned reflexes. Unconditioned reflexes,, the mechanism of
hich depends on physiological mobility, show ho-q precise the response
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of the organism is to the outside environment. The slam total. of condi-
tiened and unconditioned reflex reacticns of an organism and associations
foz-m@@,d by it, in response to various influences determine Its adaptability
1c. outside environment, The cerebral cortex influences the most intimate
processes that take r-lace in tAssues and brings the activity of the en-
tire organisn into most, cionplete and exact ba.Lance with the outside world.
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Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 11, 1958, 51411
Author Snyakin, P.G.
Inst licademy of Medical Sciences USSR
Title The -11'roblem of Functional Mobility of Sense Organs.
Orig Pub Vestn. Akad. med. nauk. SSSR, 1957, No 1, 18-30-
Abstract When outside temperature rose, the nwaber of active cold
skin spots became smaller, and of active heat spots lar-
ger. Parallelism was noted in the reaction of sweat glands,
capillars, and thermoreceptors of individual skin seL@pents
to temperature changes, When gustatory papillae were in-
vestigated on an empty stomach, it was discovered that
their mobilization was at a roocir=; after food intake
sharp demobilization took place, If the stomach was filled
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SNUKIIN, P.G. , prof.
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ANOKHIN, P.K., otv.red.; AGAFONOV, V.G.. red.; ARSHAVSKIY, I.A., red.;
GaLUBEVA, Ye.L., red.; KRYZHANOVSKIY, G.N., red.; PARIN, Y.V.,
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[Materials of the First Conference devoted to Problems in the
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the Reticular Formation of the Brain] Katerialy Nauchnoi
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Moskovskogo meditsinskof,@o stomatologicheskogo instituta.

SINYLI-Ilill Plulj prof.; L@SAKOV A.I., sk-and. biolog.naulc
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and Eatholo,@:ic Physiology and the Department of Physiology,
Sto,:,:-ttuologrical Medical Institute, Moscow.
(SENSE,-OHGJ'd1S) (NERVOUS SYST,124)
(itECIEPT01-0 (NIEUROLON))

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