SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SOLDATENKOV, P.F. - SOLDATKIN, M.T.

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LUSR / Human azA Animal Physiology. Vervous System. T-10
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 1, 1959, No- 3886
Author oldatenkov
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Inst 8@t @Ove@myof
MoBe c y of Veterinary bbdicine
Title :Higher Nervous Activity in Ruminant Animals
Orig Pub :Tr. bmk. vat. akad., 1957, 20, 104-1.10
Abstract :A conditioned reflex hypoglycemia in response to the effect
of a aound that was combined with administration of
insulin appeared in sheep with the 22 - 33rd conjunction
(i.e., alover than in dogs). In the tagil breed of
cattle, conditioned reflex changes in respiration and
interchange of gases appeared with the 7 - 14th ion-
Junction, changes of cardiac rhythm and ECG with the
7 - 13th combination of a bell with administration of
adrenalin. As compared with dogs, the more rapid ac-
quisition of temporary connections is explained by the
Card 1/2

SOLDAT . IT
WIN vReX&.Urrd1ovsk).
S -dooft -
GUnditioned reflex regulation of basic functions In ruminants.
Trudy Inst. okean. 23:65-79 '57. (MIRA 11:3)
(CONDITION-a MB)NSS) (MIXOTIA)

SOLDMITOV, P.F.,,-prof.-, doktor b1olog.nauk; FILATOVICH, V.V., kand.
--.-'sel-,@[e-mail]; KOMOVATOV, V.S.; BOYCHEM, P.Ta.-
Butterfat content of milk In Tagil cattle dopAnding on the amount
of fat and protnins in feed rations of growing calves. Agrobio-
loglin no.1:349-3-5? W-Te '59. (AIRA 12:9)
1. Sverdlovnkly Rol 'okoktozyayRtvonnyy institute
(Calven-yeading and feede) (Ailk)

SOLDATXHKOV, P.F., prof.; PWTNIKOV, II.P., kand.vetorin.nauk, qtarshiy
nauchnyy sotrudnik; STUZYUMOVA, L.M., mladshiy muchnyy sotrudnik
'INature of natural disease resistance of the organism of calves
and meantires for increasing it" by V.V.Nikol 'skit. Reviewed by
P.F.Soldatenkovo N.P.Plotnikov, S.H.Stuziumova. Zhivotnovodetvo
21 no.9:96 S '59. (14im 13: 1)
@. Zaveduyushchly kafedroy riormallnoy i patologicheskay fiziologii,
Sverdlovskogo sellskokhozyaystvennogo instituta (for Soldatenkov).
2. Sverdlovqkly rAucbno-isBIedovatolIskiy institut po profilaktike
pollomiyalita (for Flotnikov). 3. Institut biologii, UraltHkogo
filiala All SSSR (for Syu2runova).
(Calves) (Imiminity)

SOLDATENKOV, P.V.; TRITME111A, Ye.P.
Changes in the morphological composition offhe blood
during postnatal development. Trudy Inst.oorf.zhiv.
16o.
(Blood)
(Calves)
in Taf-il calves
no.31:75-84
(MIRA 13:6)

SOLDA-TEVKUV,, F.F., prof., doktor biologlebeekikb nauk
Dynamics of the morphological c,:wposition of the blood of
Tagil cattle in ontogenesis. Zhivotnovodstv'a 234
no.7:82-84 J1 161. (MIRA 16:2)
1. Kafedra normallnoy i patologicheskoy fisiologii
Sverdlovskogo se1'skokbozyayotve=ogo instituta.
(Ural Mountains-Cattle.-Physiology)
(Blood-Analysis and chemistry)

!30LDATENKOV., P.F.
"Carbobydrate metabolism in the walls of ruminants gastrointestinal
tract."
Report submitted, but not presented at the 22nd International
Congress of Physiological Sciences@
@elden; the Netherlands 10-17 Sip 1962

.PPATEMV-,-P-E-,prof.
Sapropel in agriculture. Priroda 51 no.4:76-77 AP '62.
(MIRA 15:4)
1. Sverdlovskiy sel'skokhozyay;tvennyy institut.
(Sapropels)

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BOGDAWUN, A.S.; BOGURODSKIY, A.A.; VINGABIR, H.B.; GORBUNOY, V.I.:
GORBUNOV, V.R.; DUROY. Y.K.; TMMAKOY, A.L.; IVANOV, A.A.;
Ka;-WYA, N.I.: KOBILTAXOT, I.M.; KOZLOVSKIT, H.I.; MARAKHTANOT,
K.P.; MIRWYAN, G.N.; NEn""KTOT, G.P.; HOVIKOV, A.G.; CLIKHOWKIT.
K.I.; PASTRYAKOV, A.I.; PCLAPANOT, A.T.; 12MURL"(SLATA, Te.Kh.;
---kQRATAI@@OV. S.I.; SOROKIN, Ye.M.; TRUSHINA, Z.T.; FEDOTIOV, P.P.;
FADOSSIET, 1-.R.-;-MOG, N.P.; 2WitirAT, G.P.; TANOV511r, T.Ta.;
016WHOY, A.D., spetered.; JETEVA, T.M., tekhn.red.
(Handbook on now agricultured machineryj Spravochnik po novoi
tekhnike v sellskom khoziaitttva. Moskva, Goo.izd-!-vo sellkhoz.
lit-ry. 1959. 364 P. (MIRA 13:2)
(Agricultural machinery)

BJUIN, Yu.L., inzh.; PAMVSKIY, D.Ys., inzh.; SOROKIN, Ye.H., Inzh.;
KARAKOVA, N.I., iuzh.; SCLDATZNKOV,_@@.@,, inzh.; BAR=OV, A.F.,
red.; PECHMIN. I.Y., khn.red,
(New tractors and agricultural machinery; results of tests conducted
in 19571 Novye traktory i sellskokhoziaistvannye mashiny; rezulttaty
ispytenii 1957 goda. Moskva, 14-vo sel'sko,-,o khoz.;SSSR. No.l. 1959.
277 P. 01IRA 13:9)
1. Russia (192)- U.S.S.R.) G:Lavnoye upravleniye mekhanizataii i
alektrifikataii sel'skogo khozyaystva.
(Tractors) (Agricultural machinery)

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EsUstroitpywdel 70, No. 3, 4"7(IM), cf. CA. 43,
1224W.-Mona-, di., and tricarboxylic acids are always
present In cereal seeds andsprouts, In the grains of wheat
and rye their COatCUt 15 0.27-OM%, and in some varietics
of corn as high as 1.19 In the ]VOCUS Of Need JI)TOUting.
together with hydroIll of stared proteins and starches,
then is, an energetic: process of org. sicid formation which may
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Y an unidentified Matils: org. acid. Among the di- and
tricatboxylls: acids malic acid is piedombunt, white citric
and acoaltic acids are found In smaller quantitit.i. In
siting corn seeds a profound shh't In the quaint. ratins of
S C-01,99 ackis takes place, the di- and tricarboxylic types In.
1244-fold and the innnocurboxylic 3-3.6-fold.
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lingit is much lower than in titearigitud Cralivi. bithc(e.tvc-i
of wheat and rye scedliugs grown It, ass 0-Irve atin., Jacie
iscid is also formed. Me luctic acid was found utuIcrtiiuiLLr

carbatylk seld vms foaud In the roots. In an 0-free atm.
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plants hchemia0frepresented as fwjQ-"'C.HVA + (h
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f.J'J. jwrc@.'It (if tim- loull 06- alld it, v;%rboxvUe avida ill
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leavft. - The digestion occurs -1-97-20 t1mcs-More MPICHY Its-
Hg4t than In darkness.
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SOLDATINKOV, S.V.; TUGANAYNYA, N,Kh.; ZONOV, D.I.
Zffect of ecological conditions on the quantity and composition of
protein in the Diamant spring wheat variety. Uch.zap.Len.un. 186:
121-2.28 '55. 0" 9: 8)
(Wiseat) (Proteins) (Plants, Iffect of minerals on)

SOIDATANKOV. S.V.; MAZUROVA, T.A.
Yormation of organic acids in the seeds of leguminous plants during
germination. -Biokhimiia 21 no.5:573-5?6 S-0 156. (MLRA 9:12)
1. Ufadra fiziologii rastaniy Leningradekogo goeudarstvennogo
univorsitate Imani A.A.2@idanova
(AGMS, ORGANIG) (GARMINATION) (IAGU".I)

SOM)ATINKOV, S.Y. MAZUROVA. T.A.
New acids an products of primary oxidation of angers in leguminous
plants [with Baglish summary in insert]. Biokhtnits 21 no.6:652-662
V-D '56. (KW 10:7)
1. Kmfedre fiziologit rastenty laningradakogo gosudaretyennogo
universitets imeni A.A.Zhdanove.
(ISGUKSS) (ACLIM. ORGANIC) (SUGARS)

ril-

SOLDATINKOV, S.Y.; MAZUROVA, T.A.
1--. '. * @6@
- @ . W..
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J6 C. acid in 11, uninous plants Lwith summary in Anglighl.
Biokhiniia 22 no.112045-350 J&-J 157. (MIRA 10:7)
1. Kafedra fisiologit restonly lAningradakogo gosudoretyennogo
univerattets in, A.A.Zhdanavo.
(MAIMIC ACID) (LIGUNINOBAR)

SOLDATENKov, S-V-; RaTJROVA, T.A.
Quantitative determination of di- and tricarboxylic acids by paper
chromatography. Fiziol.rast. 6 nO,1:112-117 Ja-F '59- (MIRA 12:2)
1. Department of Plant Physjolog7, Leningrad University.
(Plants-Chemical analysis) (Acids, Organic)
(Paper chromatography)

Soia)ATENKOV, 'S
"A brief coarse in plant physiologym by N.A. Makelmov. Reviewed by
S.V. Soldatenkov. Piziol.raBt. 6 no.1:126-128 Ja-F 159. 'k-
(MM 12-.2)
(Plant physiology) (Makalmovo N.A.)

r
LDATENTOV, S.V.
W
Sergal Dmitrinvich Llvov., obituary. Yiziol.raat. 6 no-2:255-256
- - tfr-Ap 159. NIRA 12:5)
(Llvov. Sergdofmitrinvich, 1879-1959)

SOLDATN4KOV, S. V., MAZUROVA, T. A., (USSR)
"The Formation of Acids from the Primary
Oxidation of Sugars in Plants and their Utilization."
Report presented at the 5th Int'l. Biochemistry Congrea3$
Moscow, 10-16 Aug 1961.

SOLDATEA-I'MV, S.V.; CHZIIAO 3YAjTI.-DIMN [Chao Hsien-tuang]
Role of kidneybean ard corn leaves in the respiration of roots
deprived of oxygen. Fi--iol. rast. 8 no-4:385-394 161.
(MIRA 14:1.1)
1. Department of Plant Physiology., A.A.Zhdanov Leningrad
State University. (Plants-Respiration)
Beans)
rn(maize))
t

SOLDATENKOV, S. V.
Organic aelds of higher plants and their conversion in
metabolism. Trudy FBI no.19:35-56 162. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Laboratoriya fiziologii i bioldhimli rasteniy Petergofskogo
biologicheskogo instituta.
(Acide, Organic) (Plants-Metabolim)

BELOUROVA, L.S.; SOLDATENKOVY S.V.
Transformation of organic acids in illuminated succulents. Fiziol.
rast. 10 noo2:212-218 Mr-Ap 163. (MIRA 16:5)
1. A.A. Zhadanov Leningrad State University.
(Acids, Organic) (Sitaculent plants)
(Plants-149taboliam)

SOLDATENKOV, S.V.-, BYKOII, O.D.
Formation and transformation of acids of primary sugar oxidation
in plants. Fiziol. rast. 11 no. 3t515-521 164. (MIRA l7s7)
1. Kafedra fiziologii i biokhimii rasteniy Leningradskogo
gosudarbtvonnogo universiteta imeni A.A.Midanova.

@HIRKOVAI@
cx-f-r cormuction from leaves to roots kept under
anaerobic condlt!ons. FIZIol. rast. 12 no.2.M6-225 Mr-Ap 165.
(MIRA l8t6)
1. 1 biok,Almil rastenly Leningradskogo ordena
1,01,4 Tj -r.,;.vc-rnogo univeri;iteta Imeni Zhdanova.
.1 _ F_,BiiOa

&INS11TEM, N.A.; SOLDATENKOVI S.V.
Effect of sodl= fluoride on tho respiration of boan :ObveB
wid thq formation of acids in them. Vest. IM 20 no.9%1.13--
M 165. (14-TRA 18.6/1

S01.114TENKOVS S.V.; MIRYAKUBOVA, M.G.; HAZUROVA, T.A.; KALUGINA, Ye.V.
Sugar compounds with organic acids in dormant and germinating
corn and w-heat seeds. Fiziol. rast. 12 no.3:457-462 My-je 165.
(MIRA 18t:LO)
1, Hafedra fiziologii i biokhbaii rasteniy Leningradskogo
gosudarstvennogo universiteta imeni A.A. Zhdanova.

L 10814-63 EWW/Pn4k) BDS/Mt:q-2~ES(w)-2,AFFTC/A�BND-3/AFWL/__._
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AVIHOR:
TITLE:
S07JRCE:
Demirkhmov, R. A.;, Outkins T. I.: Soldatenkov, T, R
Contairment of parti6lea in a fluted-systes vith current
.
ZWmal tekhnicheakoy fisiki, vs 33# no. 50 1963a 544-549
TOPIC TAGS: plasma containment,, fluted awgnstle fieldl,, toroidal drift
ins tabi3.it*,!!
AMOMACT: Drift equatlow an used to dosoribe the motion of a p"'ticle, in a
fluted magnetic field vith longItudinal current taken into account. A
cylIndrical rather than a toroidal coordinate system in used,, permitting
siq@lificatiou of the analysis, as drift aigle can be considered the same in
both toroidal and cylindrical systems. It to shown that under certain
coni1itions of current, magnetic field modulatlon,, vad periodielty, resonance
particles which lead to Increased losses can be eliminated In a closed system
vith afluted magnetic field by a longitudinal current along the axis; charge
sepaxation and toroidal drift of particles to the vans are thereby'prevented.
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Both bUh- and lmr-veloolty particles m tLff*ot*A; MA the -ccutaining rtles
of the system are coasiderably increased* "la ooncluelcu the authors wmr*ss.
their +.be to A, 0. Kirov for Us repeatAid wA useftl disoussions," Orig,
art. has., 29 equatlMse
ASSOCIATICUt Piziko-teldinleheskiy instit%Vl, AN Oruziiwkoy SSR SUkhUAi (DWISO-
te hnical Institute AN Gruzinskoy SSR)
SUBMI=-. 21jua62 DATE ACQ: 12jm$3 EWL-. 00
SUE CODEt PH,SD 90 BEF SOY: 003 000

ACCESSION N1t: AP4013412 8/0057/64/034/002/0266/0268
,v':AVn1GR: Demirkhanov, R.A.; Outkin, T.I.; Soldatankov,_T.R.
;TITLE: On the equilibrium of a plasma In a spatially periodic magnetic field
I
SOURCE: Zhurnal tekhnefize,v*34, no*2, 19640 266-266
@TOPIC TAGS: plasma, magnetic field, periodic magnetic field, plasma equilibrium,
me.gnetohydrodynamics, pinch, linear pinch, resonance particles
.;ABSTRACT: A solution of the magnetohydrodynamic equations is obtained which des-
cribes an equilibrium state of a plasma filament in aspatially periodic magnetic
field. Such a solution in considered to be of Interest because it has recently been
shown that the resonance particles that occur in these systems can be removed by ,
means of a longitudinal current (R.A.Demirkhanov, T.I.Gutkin, T.R.Soldatenkov,ZhTF,-
33,544,1963). The solution 'was obtained with the aid of an equation derived by R.
Last and A.SchlUter (Ze.Astrophys.38,190,1955) and under the assumption that both
the current and the pressure gradient are proportional to the magnetic flux. For a
certain value of the longitudinal current, the periodicity of the magnetic field In;'
the solut1on obtained disappears, and the solution reduces to that for a linear
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ACCFMIOM NRI AAOIAU
.!pinch. When the longitudinal current vanishes, the solution reduces to on* jiven
:by LUst and Schluter (lococits). 0r).l.airt.has: 14 formulas@
ASSOCIATION; none
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ICCESSION I'M: AP4020571
S/0057/64/034/003/0448/0453
AU77IOP: Berezin,Yu.A.; Gutkin,T.I.; Lozovslciy,S.N.; Soldatenkov,T.R.
TITLE: Interaction of a plasma with high I!requoncy fields in the presence of a
constant uniform magnetic field
SOURCE: Zhurnal takhnicheskoy fiziki, v.34, no.3, 1964, 448-453
TOP::C TAGS: plasma, plasma in alternating fteld. extraordinary wave, plasma in mi-
crowave field, skin effect
AMMMCT: The interaction of an axially symmetric plasma in a uniform longitudinal
magnetic field with an axially symmetric ht-gh frequency electromagnetic field is 6.
discussed theoretically. The high frequency field is assumed to consist of a longi-
tudinal magnetic field and a transverse eloctric field (extraordinary wave). The
caso of a longitudinal high frequency electric field and an azimuthal magnetic field
iins been previously discussed by others (II.A.Boot, S.A.Self and R.B.R.Shersby-Harv*
j.E:.ec.Contr.,5,435,l958; E.S.Woibel,lbid.5,435,1958). The motion of the ions and
electrons is saparated into a rapid compontmt having the frequency of the applied
altornating fiald and the slow component that remains after averaging over a period
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of the alternating field. The system is described by the two-fluid hydrodynamic
Jquations and Maxwell Is equations. Longitudinal and transverse temperatures and
pressures are distinguished. In the "zorovi approximationto, quasineutrality is as-
sum-A and the non-linear hydrodynamic tormi, the-pressure gradients, and the Loroatz
forzes due to the magnetic component of the variable field are neglected. To these
zeroth approximation equations is adjoined the sum of the "first approximation" eq-
uations of motion averaged over a period of the high frequency field. From the re-
sulting equations the pardcle velocities and two of the three components of the al-
tezmating field are eliminated. Two differential equations are thus obtained for the
plr.sma density and the azimuthal electric field as functions of the distance from
tho symmetry axis. These equations were integrated numerically for several values of'
the parameters, and some of the results aze presented graphically. There are two
resonant frequencies. For sufficiently dease plasmas these frequencies are approxi-@
mately the Langmuir frequency and the geo:xotric moan of the ion and electron Larmor,
frequencies. When the frequency of the applied field is larger than the mean Larmor
frequency, the plasma density increases and the alternating field decreases with ap-
proach to the symmetry axis. The mathematical simplification that results when the :.
skin penetration depth is small compared with the radius of the plasma filament idi@_
discussed briefly. When the applied frequency is smaller than the mean Larmor
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frequency, the extrziordinary wave penetrates the plasma. In this case the azimuthal
electric field amplitude is an oscillatory function of distance from the axis, and
the plasma density increases, with superposed oscillatians, as the distance from the
axis is increased. The criterion for the validity of the approximations employed is
t,hat t1io electron velocity be small comparod mith the product of the frequency of
the applied field and a characteristic length which may be either the skin penetra-
rion dapth or the wavelength. "In conclusion the authors express their gratitude to
R.A.Demirlchanov for his i;terest in the work and for discussions." Orig.art.has:
20 formulas and 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: none
SEMMI7-,MD: 3lJan63
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"I P-1 N P
AMER: Sidorov, V,Fp; Soldaten1tov, TA,
G
Ong I none
TITLE: Entrainment of a plasma by a rot&tLng electronagnstio field
SOURCE: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy f1x1kI# v. 3:5, no* 10, 1965, 2749-1754
q it Y 14,
TOPIC TAGSt III&=& @tabIII!Zj plasma dynamlijo, mNMtobZjrod1ynm%Ics, rotation, rots-
tint isacnetic field
ABSTSiCr: The entralment of a plasma cylimler In a uniform magnetic field by a ro-
tAtit4; electromagnetic field In discussed in the magnetohydrodynamic approximation.,
The calculations were undertaken because rotation of a plasma cylinder can be useful
in prolonging its life, in suppressing flute instability, and possibly in beating it.
The rxitating electromagnetic field discussed is that due to currents proportional to
exp i(ft + mG) in the z direction on a cylindrical surface coaxial with the plasma cyl-
Inder. Here r, 0, z are cylindrical coordinates, f Is the frequency, and a In an inte-
ger. The magnetohydrodynamic equations are solved by a suacrisive approximation method
based on expansion in powers of the ratio of the strength of the alternsting magnetio
field to;1that of the uniform axial magnetic field. In the zeroth approximation the
plasma is assumed to be at rest. The first approximation describes the distribution
of the high f requenoy fl !J#s In the plasma, bitt the plasma notion aMarm only In the
Card 1/2 VDCt 533st

ACC NRi AP5025883'
second approximation. In order to obtain the second approximation it Is assumed that
the en-trainment time is long compared with th3 period of the high 9,?aquency field, and
all qu;iLntities are separated into slowly-vary-ing and high-frequeney parts. In the
second approximation there appear radial and jazimuthal notions of the plasma, a radial
electrAc field, and an azimuthal current. Tho second approximation describes only the
initial stages of the plasma entrainment because the reaction of the plasma motion on
the Mild appears only In higher order approWaAtions# which are not calculated in ge&
eral form. The entrainment time is estimated under further restrictive assumptions.
The efj!ect on the entrainment process of the finite plasma lifetime and the.possibilit:
of instabiliV an due to the rotational velocity gradients azimuth% L
- , pmats
must be furthtgar Investigated. The authors thlink R,A,DemIrkh and TALA or
ZL m_wa,
suggesting the problem and for their stimulating Intertmt# and A.A.X*bad*-41i*T-
'has s 41 forn (@
,!Eovp ard D.P,Zostanarov for valuable discussleuse Orig. art. lu 860
OUR COE23 ME/ GUBM DATIS 09X6v04/ ORIG MWJ 001/ OU MYS 002
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'ACC 11R' AP6007071 UR/0057/66/036/002/0246/0249
AUTHOR: Soldatenkov T,,R@
ORO: none
TITLE:: The notion of charged particles in constant and rotating magnetic fields
SOURCH: Zhurnal tekhnichaskoy fisiki, v. 36,, no. 2, 1966p 246-249
TOPIC TAGS: plasma confinemento rotating magnetic field, longitudinal magnetic
field,, magnetic mirror,
ABSTIULCT: The author is concerned with the notion of a plasma In the simultaneous
presence of a constant longitudinal magnetid d and a rotating transverse magnetic
field, This problem is of Interest in connection with the confinement of plasma In a
magnetic mirror system. The motion of separitte charged particles In combined constant
and ratating magnetic fields has previously been treated by A. Legatowicz (Nuclear
Fusiox@, 1, No.3, 161, 1961) and the motion of a plasma has been treated in the hydro-
dynamic approximation by V.P.Sidorov and the author (ZhTF, 35,1749,1965). In the
present paper the notion of a plasma is treated In the drift approximation under the
iassumptions that the strength of the transverse rotating component of the magnetic
field is small compared with that of the cons,tent longitudinal component and that the
field rotation frequency is small compared with the Larmor frequencyo It is found
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that when the rotation frequency of the field exceeds a certain value the motions of
both ions and electrons are finite and independent of the direction of rotation of
the magnetic field. At lower field rotation 2requencies (or higher relative strengtim
of the rotating field component) the motions ore finite only when the angular velocity
vector of the rotating field component is in the direction of the constant field com-
ponent. In a plasma with a finite number of particles and a sufficiently low collision.
frequency there develops a condensation of eloctrons in the plans of the rotating.coa-
ponent of the field. This condensation rotatos with the fteld and can drag the ions
along. The author thanks R*A,Demirkha6oy and T.I.Gutkln for discussing the resultse
Orig, art, has: 9 formuli-se
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@.,OLJ'ATENKOV, V, In2h.
Now machines for roadside tree planting. Avt. dor. 28 no.0-
30-31 6 16@$# (MIRA lgilD)-

SOLDATEITKOV. V.Ye., Inzho
Blectric geophysical exploration used in winter surveying. Avt.
dor. 21 no.12:20-21 D 158. (MIRA 12:1)
(Roads--Surveying)

-'r /1 7
:@.UT 10.1- 001@.ate kov, V.YC.
T I'@ -,,@_Yoeriencc '.';'i 'I h "lcclur-* c;
PF.I EG]'I C_L: .1,@zvcdha i ok:.irana AC-49
t)rof;-()octinr-, in wint,:r. '`Lc, t',,@n [e-mail]
a @ou' 1.2 to lo.@, C.- of co.-Iic@.l
to ff'.cilitatc t,@ " r i,.- i o t-: i:
i1ri:1 Or. U -.U@;t a r.L -to to to C:: it it@;
1@-xtr-.c'ion. -hen. a lorc.os or cc zlectrc,60 '10 UCD! +he
..ole
-u:-,u bc, ;:!:@fc -@;Jt:- a -;'eel el;%cti-o,'@ of thc o,.. -'ic-: r,
is t C-
urll@@ Cv_..Ce t"IC,
C!l o r-- zv:),,,.,% at@ L;

SOLDATENKOV, Y.Te., Inzh,
Electric logging operations In bridgm construction. Avt.dor. 22
no.8:24-25 Ag '59- (14IRk l2sll)
(Ioogging (Geoloj7)) (Bridge construction)

'JOLDATENKU'V) V.Y,I.p metnodist
Radie-wave method of electric geological exploration. Trarsp.
stroi. 14 no.10:48-49 0 164. (MTRA 18:31
1. Vystqvka dostlzheniy narodn5go khozyaystva SSSR.

P-15 CT-2'.. 17:12)
clo t1zhenill
J!" for
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-aul r
4'. in o t I

"OLL)ATENKOV, V.Ye., inzh,-geofiz'Lk
Exhibition of the Achievements ef the National Economy helps
road irurveyors. Avt. dor. no.lCt32, 3 of cover 0 164.
(MIRA M12)

6L JL 12290-66
AM NRO Ap5o28787 SUURCK CODEt u0no/65/m/@/WWWO
(Engineer)
AUTHOR:@ Soldatenkov.
Institute (Severnyy nauchno-
ORG.- Northern Goverment Scientific Research
issle el'skiy institut
1ITLE: Snow compactor for winter road construction
C RCE: Transportnoye stroitel'stvo, no. 9, 1965s 50
OU
S
TOPIC TAGS: roadbuilding equipment@ construction machinery, snow/ KDM 100 tractor
7/for winter road construction is described.
ABSTRACT: A snow compacting machine
It consists of four major components: a tractor (KBH-100; 100 hp),a snw
loosener consisting of a toothed cutter,, a heating chamber in which fuel from six
injector nozzles is burned, and a vibrating compactor with unbalanced rotating
weights. The machines specifications arei width of paths 2*8 m; cutter speeds
300-350 rpm; vibrator frequency, 25OD-30DO cpm; 8 m long, 1.8 m highs 3 m wide;
9 1hr capacity; compacted snow density (for 70 cm deep snow layer) 0.62-0.64
EWcm3; weight,, 10 tons* For snow depths < 50 cm the road path has to be
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prepared before the snowfall to remove tree stwnpa., etc. The snow compactor
forms a compacted snow-ice layer which will support conventional vehiclos after
10-12 hours after passage of the compactor. The compactor provides 2--2,5 times
labor saving and 1.5--2 times economic savings over existing methods* Orig, art*
hias: 1 figure.
SUB COM 131 SUBM DATE: none
ic

- W:,
- -1--'I LiAkolay Favlovich; PASTUKHOIVA, ZinaJda Vas4,I'yuv-,w;
SOLDATENKOVA, T.A.p red.
[Radioactive molybdenum isotopes] Radioaktivnye izo.-
topy molibdena. Moskva, Atondzdatp 1965. 46 p.
(MIRA 18:12)

!M'hov, Hem. Vlktorovich; MIETSKAYA, Yu-11ya @Akhaylovnix;
SOLDATENKOVA, T.A., red.
[Transplantation immunity and radiation chimeras]
Trazisplantatsiorwyi immunite@. i radiatslontrye khimery.
Vookvii, Atomlzdat, 1965. 230 P. (MIRA -19:1)

BAHUROV, Vasilly Garastmov!.,@b; LUTSENF.0, Inna Kirillovwi,
SHASHKINA , fladezi,da Nikc layewe.; KOLYCHEV, B. S. v red.:
SOILATENKOVA, T.A.2 red.
Nadloactive wastes of uranium plants] Radicaktivrge ot-
khi@dy- uranovykh zavodov. Mosk-va, Atomizdat, 19(5. 150 P.
(MIRA 18:?)

-@Ikl.,Iii L?-@avich; SOLDATD-IKOVA, T.A., red.
[Control and automation of ore grinding and crujh-:ng
processes] Kontroll i avtorati:3atsiia protsessov dro.-
leniia i imellclieniia rud. Moskva, Atomizdat) 1965.
439 p. (MIRA 18:9)

SOLDATENKOVA, Yu.P'..'-
Some data on the vegetation in the Salekhard region (Cape Angallskly).
'lest. Mosk. un. Ser. 6: Biol., pochv. 20 no.3:53-64 My-Je 165.
(MIRA 18:7)
1. Kafedra goobotaniki Moskovskogo universiteta.

SOLDATENKOVA, Yu.P.
Temperature ba)-ince of soil and temperature of the grround cover
of varioun plant canmedtico in the Salekhard region. VcSt.Molk.
im."Der.6: Biol., po(@hv. 20 no.4-.49-58 Jl-jV,, 165.
(1,111RA 18:121)
1. Kafedra groobotaniki Moskovskogo univeroiteta. Sulmitted
0
January 29, 1965.

BELMSOV
,, G.A*; 12WAVTSZV9 N,I,; MISIMAMO, N.M.1 $2LDATK:T A.I.;
SHARUVWHq L.D.; Prinina.U uehavUyess FROLOV,, S.Ya.;
SHISTOPALOV,, I.I.; PWNHOVA,, Z.I.p- STOLBUNSKIY,, L.Z.;
USOV,, V.I.; GIAM, P.L.; VOLKOWA, A.Yao; ALDOKHINA, V.P.;
VOLOSHIN, re.T.; SIUKLKOV,, I.S.; ZAPOROZHETS, N.P.;
SMAMHNIXOV, V,P.; GOWHAROVAp M.Ta.
ventigation of blast furnace smelting using natural gas.
k
all 22 no.6:483-1,A% Je 162. (MM 16:7)
(Blast furnaces-Equipmont and supplies)

KOROSTIK) P.O.; KOTELINIKOVP LV.; PAN's'V, G.A.; KUSAWSEV, N.I.;
11-ye-; YkiOSHEVSKIY, S.L.
POPOVY N.N.; DUNAYEV,
Blast furnace smelting with cok,,- made of a chaige having an increased
content of gas coal. Met.i gorn,Drud. prom. no.(117-10 N-D 163.
(MIRA 18:1)

ROSTEMBERSKIY, A.V.; SOLDATKIN, A.I.; WOROMETS, N.P.
Use of chalk lime for the intensification of the sintering
process. Mstallurg 8 no.8s5-6 Ag t63. (MDU 16:10)
1. Donetskly filial Ukrainskogo nauchno-igsledovatellskogo
instituta metallov i Yenakiyevakly metallurgicheskiy zavod.

ROSTEMBERSKIY, A.V.; KANFER, V.D.; SOLDATKIN, A.I.,, kand.takhn.nauk;
KUMANI, B.G.; CHERNOV, G.I.;-MZIMtOY,--V~.S.~f-ZAPOROZHETS, N.P.
Increasing t..e productivity of sintering plants and improving
the quality of the sinter. Met. i gornorud. prom. no. 2t2O-22
Mr-Ap 64. (MIRA 170)

I Ar IdikIng salf,1fiU!;X;i%MA a -ere sinter. A_-L-*
NVA--"-
'J'kin. Stal* I y smelting relin in a I
furnace, it was ob;;;;@ that, before being rediced,
_115.t till the ?*fnO dizolved In the slag which contained
In the boshes 4()-M% MuO aird that CaO in the slag re-
duced Its satn. with Mal). This suggested the use of linter
high in CaO. Mat-sctle siatering expits. were conducted
'-by using are carrying TstirO GSA, Sio. 0.28.and CaO 1.03
The Influence of moisture,- thickne%s of sintering layer,
content of the mix, dirniiisions of coke and litnestune parti-
cles, and the percentage of returns were examd. as a func.
thm of Sint". quality atid production. Effect of moisture
was detd. by using a chirge of ore 71, returns I% limestone
14, and C 5.3% held. In a layer 350 mm. thick. Best gan
permeability, optimum dittering speed, best yield of good
linter, min. ofO-43-mm. fin", max. contraction of thecharge,
and highest temp. of,the waste gases were recorded with
7-8% moisture. Best 11tickrim or sintering layer for the
same charge was 350-40) mm. and optimum C content 570.
-mm. sieve and limestone smaller
Coke irrou ad to pass a 5
than 0 mm. produced ficst av. results. Proper temp re-
quires the use of returns, but more than 15% of them hail no
1. D.
LEM,
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material balance In f mXz- r.--
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Vera
1883.-M;tLrial bal-3110's for ag of M. 0'
fifutneration are
0"t flux and with addii. of 14% 11fil'
found that without adda. given. it was f
Mns04 td Aino 0 - of "me consWerable reduction of
currcd@ while With Unit part of ?q
@,xidizcd to Un c nO was
04. Agglomeration rj!mov -75% S.:
by-product gitse5l W eA
-6 as cha
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tent Of COt and CO. The cumulitive
47
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AUTHOR Tyutyunnikov, Yu.B. (U.Kh.I.N ), Soldatk4,q, Aj.'@U.I.M.)I
Dvuzhillnaya, N.I.I. (Don U.G.I:),
Rodshteyn, P.M. (Zhdanov Coke Oven Works), Muguyev, G.D.
and Tarasov, D.A. (Azovs-ball Metallurgical Works).
TITIB: The use of gas coals in blends of the Southern Coking Plants.
(Ispollzovaniye Gazovykh ugley v shikhtakh yuzhnykh koksokh-
imicheskikh zavodov.)
PERIODICAL: "Koks i Khimiya.1 (Coke and Chemistry
-
@
2, pp. 20 - 23, (U.S.S.R.
195?, No.
ABSTRACT: An experimental blend containing 30';'o' of gas coals instead
of the usual 15clo' was used for one month in the Zhdanov Coke
Ovens and the coke produced tested on a No. 1 blast furnace
in the Azovstall Works and No. 2 furnace in the Illich Works.
The composition and properties of the usual and the experi-
mental coel blends (Tables 2, 3), coking-balances (Table 4),
and propeities of coke produced (Tables 5, 6, 7) are given.
Opexational data of blast furnaces on normal and experi-
mental cokes are given in Table 8. The mean size of coke
decreased from 60-85 mm to 58.74 mm. This decrease in the
size of coke had only a small effect on the blast furnace
operation.
Thei@e aie 8 tables and 4 Russian references.

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18(5); 25(5) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1574
W.v. Ukrayinalkyy naukovo-doslidnyy instytut metaliv
Vprc)vadzhennya novoyi tekhniky i tekhnologlyi n&XQt&1urbiyDYkh. zavodakh
1fkraYinY; zbirnYk, t- 3 (Introduction of' Now Techniques and Technology
'16n Ukrainian Metallurgical Plants; Collection or Articles., Vol- 3) KYY1v,
DerzhtekhVdav URR, 1958. 192 p. 1,000 copies printed.
Exec. Ed.: H. Afon1na; Tech. Ed.: P. PatsaJyuk.
PUIU@OSE: The book is intended for metallurgists employed in rolling and
alabbing operations.
COV-MME: This is a collection of 11 Ukrainian articles., compiled by 22
authors, some of vhom. are referred to an eminent specialists. The subjects
clealt with in the articles are: use of limestone-fluxed slag in making pig
1ron,- use of blast-furnace gas under increased pressure, use of oxygen in
-making steel in open-hearth and Bessemer furnaces, description of a nev
inethod of Ifintensifiee squeezing of sl%bs in blooming mills. Sane design
details, with direct references to actual plants and certaln operational
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Introduction of New Techniques (Cont.) SOV/1574
-)ractices are also featured. Introduction of full mechani ion of roll-
ing processes at steel-works is taking place. Numerous diagrams accampagy
-the teict. Sme articles have bibliographic entries, mainly Soviet,
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
For--word
3
Ono-ariyenko, V.P., and N.Ye. Sydorov. Quality of Limestone-fluxed Slag
and Its Use in Ukrainian Metallurgical Plants 6
Ono:priyenko, V.0.0 I.S. Lysenko, A.I. Soldittkin. and B.A. Petrukhin. Fluxed
and TAmestone-Turtle Stone 21
1331ag Obtained From Kerch' Ir@n-Ur-e
Pokc7shkin, V.L. Formation of Metal and Slag in Blast Furnaces 39
Zqytsev,1.A.qame. Pxd)aems in the New Technology of Runni n the Hio-
:phosphorus Fig Iron in Open-hearth Furnaces Under Application of
*jWgen 58
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25(l) PHASE I BOOK ZXPLOITAIIOM SOV/213-1
x1sev. Ukrainakty K&Uchna-issiodavatel-SkLy Institut setatlov
Tekhnologlya p-oizvodstva I voyltva chernykh attallov; abornik
(The nLnufacturm And Ch&r:cterlmt-lca or Ferrous metals; a collection-'-
of articles) Xhar* Khar-kovaidly 60a.univ. In. A.M. Gor'kogo,
1958. 271 P. (321:6'; Its: may. vyp. 4) Errata slip in
sorted. 1.000 copies printed.
Zd1tarlal Starr or thl* boakt ?.a. A.I.keandrav, C.S. Xazarnavukly.
N.I. Kurmanov, X.F. laws. V.P. Onoprlyenkc, V.A. Tlkhovskly. sr4
To. A. 3hnoy*rovs Zd.s 3.3. Llb*rman. Tech. Ed.: K.O. OurIn
PURPOSEs The bock In Intended for the scientific p*raonnal of
InNtltute# And for engineers and technicians or metallurgical
enterprises and other branches of the industry.
COVWtAazs The collection of articles reviews the work carried an at
the institute or netais on the technology or blast furnace$. open-
ces, li-ilso dwals---"'
hearth turns. and rolled stock Production.
.ig problem In notallography. best treatment or ferrous m*tals
and methods for theIr study. Particular attention Is devoted tol
the preparation or charge& and blast rurnace practice with Increased
sag Pressure, open-hearth production with oxygen blast and rolling
of light profiles. So personalities are mentioned. References
accompany each article.
TABLZ OF COr=TSs
BIAST POXNACZ PMD=1011
pmp&r%%jon or Eigh Fluxed Unter rrou Manganese
Or! 9
Brusaw, L.P. Method or Estimating th* Reducing and Therrial GAA
.Ork Ina Blast Furnace Wtth Different Charge$ 71
Goncharov. D.P. Study of process** in the Hearth or the Blast
ftrnaee -With Incroas*4 Blast Furnace Gas Pressure Steel Making 77
Sladkoahteyev, T.T. Slag-forming to an Open-hearth PUrn&C4 With
ftygen-Blaot 105
zaytsev. I.A. Effect of Smelting Temperature 8@6106 on the D*PhOs-
oarl@ttom Proms& 119
RabinovIch. A.T. street of the Technology or the Working Period
of-w-Dauld-Open-hearth Smelting an tile Hydrogen Content In Metal 135
KoYrA121917. V. B. And F.P. STLrldwako. Effect of the Working Period
Of Phosphorous Cast 1740 R*4UCt1cft M YaLrltnq Cracks
And Beans It Ratio 155
2014.110
AlAknandrov-P.A. Structure and Mechanical Properties of Rolled
Steel In Blooming lagots 165
aunift. I.T. Now Light I-Beans 179
Dolthonkovl, Por-ard Slip in Xolllag Heavy Strip 189
plllppov. 9.N. Comprehensive Investigation. Generalization. and
IntradkictloncfProgrevelve Methods And innovators, Foremost Working
Methods on Station Rills 203
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CNOPRIYENKO, VJ., kand.tekhn.nauk; LEBEDEV, A.Ye., kand.tek!,n.nauk;
ZiOLDATKIN,_A.I., kandtr-khn.nauk; LOZOVOY, F.R., inzh.; PEMLEFIN,
B.A., inzh.; AROUZOV, V.A., inzh.; Prinimali uchastiye: FUMAN,
D.M.@ KONOPLYA, M.V.; KOTOV, A.I.
Pilot-plant production of sinter with a basicity of 1.2 from
Yerch ore concentrates. Biul. TSIICHM no.10:17-22 '60.
(MIRA 15:4)
1. Ukrainskiy institut metallov (for Furman, Konoplya). 2. Kar%vshbu-
runsk@y kombinat (for Kotov).
Mintering) (Kerch Peninsula--Iron ores)

I
SOLDATKIN, A.I., kand.tekhn.nauk; Prinimaldi uchastlye: PETRUIJUN, b.A.;
____HADv_ A.A.; SllkihEVICH, L.D.; VYAZOVSKIY, Yu.V,; GIUSAW, L.M.;
EIREYEVA, K.K.; PAVLOVA, V.D.; PRISFUTJVA, ViS.
Preparation of fluxed sinter from Kerch ore concentrates Trudy
Ukr. nauch.-issl. inst. met. no.7:36-5o 61. WRA 14:11)
(Kerch Peninsula--Iron ores) (Sintering)

BELEVTSEV,, G.A.; GAVRILENKOI N.Gle; GRINENKO, I*M,; KDROSTIKp P,O.;
RUrELINIKOV ' I.V,; KRASAVTSEV, N.I.,, kand. tekhn. nauk;
MISHCHENKO, N-M-; POPOV, N.N.,, kand. telchn. nauk; SEMIK, I.P.,
kand. tekhn. nauk; TOTSIKIY, G.,P., kand. tekhn. nauk; SIMTOPALOV,,
I.I.; Prinimali uchastiye: SOIXATKIN, A,16; SOLCKKO, V.P.;
SOLOMATIN, A.A.; BOLOTSKIY, V."-;%'06fiahETS,, N.P.O-
BESSCHASTNYY, A.Ye.; SIIVETS, N.Kh.; LIKHUNlN, S.D.; SHUMSKIY, L.B.;
VASIKOVICH, N.A.1 YEROKHINA, A.I.; GELYIJKH, B.k.
Desulfuration of pig iron in it fast-revolving and continuous
dr=. Met. i gornorud. prcm. )10-4:3-5 JI-Ag 165. (MIRA 18:10)

TMOKJEOVp N.N.j SOLDATKIN, A.I., kand. tekhn. muk; VAZHIW3KIYp V.I.
Length3ning the service life of blast furnace air tuyeres,
Met. i gornomd, pran, no.4:10--ll J1-Ag 165. (Mim 18tio)

RATIER, G.L.; SOLDATKIII, B.K.
Closure of a defect of the interauricular septum using
an ivalon obturator experimentally. !!.ksper. khir. i anest. L,
no.6:14-16 11-D 164. ("IMA 18:7)
1. Kafedra fakulftetskoy khirurgii (zav. - prof. G.L.Ratkner)
Kuyby3hevskiy meditsinskogo inztituta.

l')Ibjk'jD !,..! . (..i.
A 41 r ', e f @ -,, n , @ -)f- .I@ - @ : @jj-16. r,,rouir` ia'; St:)r'nj"7
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f I J
.10, _@: 41 -4 (Gas, liatural-Storage)
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of
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13 TZ IV; S.N.; -INYKIN" YS.V.; C@I,
Buffer and volizieg 1r, -.@.e storage sf gas in
bear.ir-,:; beds. Gaz. prom. 9 nc.11013-38 16 -J. (MIHA 17:12)

; , i@.A. ; S@Al)@.TKLN, rt. i .
I
!,emilts of th,@ cxr-;C@rimental wj-.-jdrP-WTt' of gue froi:! LhP,
Underground gau reservoir. Gaz. prom. 9 no.8:31-35 164.
(Mll@-,', 17:9)

NOVOKRESHCHENOVA, N.S.; SOLDATKINO I.S.; DENISEMO, L.K.z MARTENS, LA.
Use of radioactive carbon for tagging fleas. Med.paraz.1paraz.
bol. 30 no*1:72-76 Ja 161, (MIRA 140)
1. Iz Gosudarstvennogo nauohnuu-issledovatellskogo instituta
mikrobiologii i epidemiologii Yugo-Vostoka SSSR (014ikrobn)
(dir. instituta D.G. Savostin),
(FLEAS) (CARBON-ISOTOPZS) (INSECTS, MARKING OF)

SOLDATKIN, I.S.; NOVOHRESPCHENOVA, N.S.; RUDYNCHIK, Yu.V.; OSTROVEY1Y, I.B.;
LEVOSP-IIIA, A.I.
Study of the feeding activity of fleas of the greater gerbil under
natural conditions by the use of radioactive indicators. Zool.
zhur. 40 no.11:1647-1650 N 161. (MIRA 14:11)
1. itll-Union Research Institute "Mi*ob", Saratov and Anti-Plague
Station of Nukus.
(Fleas) (Insects--Food)

NOVOKRESHCHENOVA, N.S.; SOLDATKIN, I.S.; LEVOSHINA, A.I.
Method of radioactive indicators used for determining the comparative
frequency of feeding of various species of fleas under laboratory
conditions. Vop. skol. 4:135-137 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Vsesoriznyy nauchno-isaledowatel'skiy institut "Mikrob", Saratov.
(Fleas) (Insects-Food) (Radioactive tracers)

ACC NR, AP70101090 U,N) -SOURCE CODE.-_ UA/043SF/66/0045/004/04u,
AUTHOR: Soldatkin, I.,S.; Rudenchik, Yu. V.; Ostrovskiy, I. B.;
Levoshina, A. I.
1OR(J: All-Union "Microbe" Antiplague Scientific Research Institute,
Saratov (Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'Bkiy protivochumnyy Institut
"Mil-crob"); Nukus Antiplague Station (Nukusakaya protivochumnaya
stantsiya)
.TITLE: Quantitative characteristics of the development of plague
lepizootic In Rhombomye optimus colonles
SOURCE: Zoologicheskiy zhurnal, v. 45, no. 4; 1966@ 481-486
TOPIC TAGS: t=nkav F 14 me := - :7 plague, disease vector,
flea Pn R/9 6#0Y;C4907'1od_06 Yl 1A1J0,PC z"of-
/9 Ilu 11 .1"119 4- 0 / 5Efi5z " Ro 0 E- ou 7-
ABSTIRACT: The process of the infection of fleas infesting diseased
gerbils (Rhombomys optimue) was studied using radioactivity labeled
materials to simulate disease agents in a model experimeni. Results
were compared with those obtained with plague-infected gerbils. The
number of fleas feeding on one ger*pil were recorded.. as well as the
distribution of these fleas after five or six days. Calculations based
Card 1/2 UDC: 599-323.4 Rhomboni$s; 616.981.

ACC-NRS XPTOO
on experimental data showed that the mean number of gerbils that can be
inrected by one sick animal to 0.3-0.6 in summer and winter and
1.7-2.5 in spring and fall. Orig. art. has: 4 tables.
IWA-50; CBE NO- 14
CLPi
SUB CODEt 06/ SUBM DATRt none/ ORIG REPt 007
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XARA XV9 D.M., inzh.; SOLDATKU, L.D,. inzh.
Use of rubber coatings on spinning machinery. Tokst,prome 18
no.10150-31 0 158. (MIRA 11111)
(Spi"ing machinery)

SOLDATKIN, L. -D,
Intmr factory 00hool for practice exchiinges# Taket. prom.19
no-5:97-98 W 159. - (WRA 12:10)
l.Starshiy inzhener proizvodstvemlogo otdela Upravleni7a. tekstillnoy
i legkoy prom7shlennosti Yaroulavskogo oovnarkhoza.
(Textile industry-Study and teaching)

SOLDATEIN, L.P.
Designing lever linkages connected with a three-bar cam mechanisE.
Trudy Inst. mash. Sem. po teor.mash. i mekh. 23 no.99/90:W.-155 162
(cans) (Mechanical movements) (muk 35:.6)

SOLDATKINp L.P.
Design of cam-lever mechanisms based on the given rule of
motion of the working element with a minimized maximum
pressure in the higher pair. Teor. mash. i mekh. no.92/93:
128-141 162. (MIRA 16:11)

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__ SULDA'IXIN, M.T., dot-sent, kand-tekhn.naidc; POTA-POV, V.A. ; SHINUVICH. S.K.
Recommended methods for ventilating fiber dveing plants of cloth
combineeo Sbor. nauch. trud. Bel. politokh. inst. no-74:28-47
%59. (MIRA 13:8)
(Textile factories--Heating and ventilation)

5C,LDATKIN, M.T., doteent-A', kand.tekhn-nau ; SYCHEV, A.T.
Investigating the electric conductivity of bricks in relation
to their moisture content. Sbor. 4,Auch. trud. Bel. politekh.
inst. no-74:80-85 '59- (MIU 13:8)
(Moisture--Measurement) (Slectric conductivity)
(Bricks-Testing)

SOLDATNUt M.T.9 kand. teW. naukj dotsent; MUKMp O.A.9 assiotentj AN-
MTEMY9 A.K., Otsent; KURPAN9 M.I.p kand. tekhn, nauko dotsent;
ODELISKIYP E.Kh.v doktor tekhn. naukt prof.j ANDKSMOM9 A.11.t kand.
tekhn. naukq dots-ant, red.; KONTSEVAYAj T.V., red.; KUZIMEKOKtP,T.
takhn. red6 . I
(Laboratory exercises in 16atingo ventilationg and gas supply] Labor&-
torrqi praktikm po otopid"niiup ventiliataii i gazoonabWmaiiiu. Pod
obshchei red. E.Kh.Odellskogo i A.K.Andreavskogo. Minskp Redaktoionno-
izdatellskii otdel BPIv 1960. 21+3 p. OURA Ut 7)
1. Mi@aM. BelorusO* Politekhnicheakiy institut. Kafedra flTeplogazo-
snabzheniye i ventilyataiya."
(Ventilation)i (Heating) (Gas--Heating and cooking)

R)14AIWVJq 1.14.., kand.tekhn.nauk; IMAKHMUDGV, A.U., irizh.; K4EPIKOV) V.G... inzh.;
Prinimali uchastiye: GOIIYUNOVA, N.P.; VORONINA, L.D.; bARDAH, F.K.;
S,OLDATKIN,, P.S.; KORNEYCHUK,, G.P.; KHAMIDOV, N.Kh.; SHULIZHEItKU, I.P.
Method of grist conditioning according to moisture. Masli-Zhir.prom.
28 no.11:37-39 N 162. 14IIU 15:12)
1. Sredneaziatskiy filial Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo
Instituta zhirov (for Ismailov, Goryunova, Voronina, Bartosh). 2.
Kattakurganskiy maslozhirovoy kombiriat (for 14akhmudov, Soldatkin,
Korneychuk, Khamidov, Shullzheako).
(Oils and fats)