SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SOLOVEY, V.YA. - SOLOVEYCHIK, S.

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A11MOYEVAP V. V.; DATAYEV, P. S.; STAVROVSKAYA, V. I.; AKSETENKO, G. R.;
BEKZUBO'/A, V. P.; VOPDBIYEVA, Z. G.; GLADKIKH, V. F.; ZIJUXOVA, L. I.;
ZWEVA, U. K.; KORDGODINA, Yu. V.; KLIMOVA, L. P.; KRYLOV, A. S.;
MASMOV, A. V.; PMUE, A. E.; SADOVSKAYA, G. Yu.; SPER.USKAYA, V. U.;
SOLOVEY V. Ya.; TIURC'1114S, M. Ye.; MUMMY, A. F.; SIIIP'TSI?4'A, N, K';
SUIT
Field trials of new repellents, Med. paraz. i parnz. bol. no.4t
457-464 161. (MIRA 14s12)
1. Iz entonolorichookogo otdela i otdola sinteticheskikh preparotov
InsLituta meditainskoy parazitologli i tropichaskoy meditrivy Iment
Ye. 1. Martsinovskogo Ministerstva 7dravookhrananiya SSSR (dir. -
instituta - prof. P. G. Sergiyev) zav. otdolami - prof. V. It.
Beklemiphev I prof. V. 1. Stavrovskayn)
(INSECT BAITS AND REPELLENTS)

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'~-ietiv.-,,i or Iii.trafiltration with the Use of a Vac-ulzn" - P- 65
Voyerin) IMeditaltisIrly Zhurnal, No. 10, 1962

ACC NRI-AP-60-2999-9 :-U~R/~0-4-1-3-/-6--6-/'0-0-0'/0'1-5iO*2L'6/620C
INVEN-IOR: Polishchuk, V. I.; Solovey, Ye. 1.
ORG: none
TITLE: Device for connecting an electric igniter to a capsule detonator and for
clamping the electric detonator along the muzzle case. Class 78, No. 184185
SOURCE: Izobret prom obraz tov xn, no. 15, 1966, 200
TOPIC TAGS: electric igniter, capsule detonator, ignition, electric detonator
ABSTiUICT: An Author Certificate was issued for a device which permits the connection
of an electric igniter to a capsule-detonator and the clamping of the detonator along
the muzzle case according to Author Certificate No. 153422. In order to automate
the process, the rotating table with stationary tongs is equipped with a device for
Fig. 1. Connecting and clamping device
1 - Rotating table; 2 - clamping tongs;
3 - feeder; 4 - directional rotary mechanism$4
5 - transport rotary mechanism; 6 - loading
rotary mechanism; 7 - electromagnet.
um 622.43

S r"Lov EY, Z. M.
Vodopedgotovka klia kctellnykh ustanovok. (3. per~.,r. Izd.) Uterverzi.deno
v kachertve uchebn1ka k1la kursov rodgctovkl r,,bochlkh kadrov.
Leningrad, Gosenergo!zdat., 190. 147 p. di.agrs.
iiev. ed. of the aW.orls Vodoockilstka I vodopodfctovka na elektrostalAsItakh.
(Feed-water purificaticn and treatment in electric power stations.)
(Treatment of feed water for boller plAnts.)
DLC: TJ379.S6 1947
SO: Manufacturing and Mechanical FngineerIng In the Soviet Unicn~ L'Alrary of
Congress, 1953.

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AUTHORS! Ksenzhek, 0. S., Solovey, Z. V.
TITLE: KInetlen of G,aphlte Oxidation With Hypochlorite and
ffypochlorous Acid
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal grikladnoy khimii, 1960, Vol 33, NP 2
pp 279-2 3 (USSR)
ABSTRAO T: The Larticle descrlbe,.- an lnvestl~,,,.-,tion of' the kinetics
of graphite oxid'ation with hypochlorous acid and
hypochlorite. The effects of the gi,aphite surface
area, solution pH, and temperature on the oxidation
vate3 are given In Fig. I through 3. Experiments
were conducted with three different typen of
powdered graphite. The reaction rate conntants
obtalnecl using, a large e.~cess of graphite
p owde r -At 700 C the graphite oxiLlation rate was
founci for, acid solutions (pii < 6) to i)e
7, -- 4-10-7 cmllsec and basic solution.,-, K - 0.6 - 10-7
.11 the gr-aphite oxltlatlon
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'11-actors
Type of tractor necessax7 for the cultivati.on of cotton on irrigated land.
KUopl,ovodstvo Mo. 12, 1951
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, August 1951,20ncl.

L
U-kec,,~ cr, noolinv systix-n and lul-rie.,Itir
List of Russian Access~jons, Litrary (--r Com

1. A. SCLUVr;YQt I A. KARIWV
2. USSH (600)
4. Airnitere
7. improving air cleaning in -the D-54 motor. M 12 no. 12. 1952.
9. Monthl List or Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April _ 1953, Uncl.

SOWVZYCHIKt A.B., kandidat tokhnicheakikh usuk.
Improving the air-filter system of tractor engines. Hekh. i elsk.sellkhos.
no.40M-55 AP '53. (KLRA 6:5)
(Tractors-Notors)

1. soLon'Ych IK' A.
2. U-'--'~ (6C0)
4. & sel Motor
7. ~;eleclv-ing'the angle. 6f advance for the injection in Diesel enj~ines, 1~m 13 no. 3,
1953. -
9. Monthl. List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRIL 1953, Uncl.

m
FOLTAK, A.Ya., inzh.; SOWVZTCIII.K, -.A.G., lnzh.; SHCHUFAX. A*D.
Yirst results. Makh. i elsk. sots sellkhot. 16 no.3:18-20 158.
(MIRA 11t6)
l.Vvesoyuxny7 nauchno-Iselddovatel'skiv inatitut makhnatzatail
selfskogo khotyayvtva.
(Tractors)

BOLTINSXIY, V.11.,ukadenik; GE11IMiOVICH, R.I.; XCKWI, Te.A.; 111111FOROV, P.Te.
PLISTIXTI , A.A.: POLYAX A Ya.; ~OLOBM41& . - FILIPPOV, A.I.;
SHC"AK, A.D.: TAXOBI: H:A. V4~,~
Performunce of machine-tractor units at increased speads, Mekht
i elek.sots.selikhoz. 17 no.3:1-19 '59. (MIRA 12:8)
1. Vooaoyuznaya skudemlya sallskokhosynystvennykh nauk Im.
Lenina (for Boltinakly)o
(Agricultural machinery)

SOLOVEYWA., A., kand.takhn.nauk
Combining higb-speed T-75 crawler tractors. Tekh.v sellkhos, 21
no*WS-91 Ag 161. (KLRA 107)
(Crawler tractors)

SOLOVEYCHIK, A.G., kand.tekhn.nauk
Concerning the parameters of high-speed tractors. Makh.l. elek.
oots.selikhoz. 20 no-4:12-18 162. (MIRA 15:8)
I, Vaeasyuznyy naucbno-iseledovatellskiy institut makhanizatsii
Bellskogo khozyaystva. (Tractors)

- SOLOVEYCHIK), A.G., kand.tekhn.nauk
Stroneous and correct analysis of the effect of speed on tbe effl-ciancy of
a traGqor. *akt. i selikhoymn h. 33 no.1:14-15 Ja 163. (HIJU 16:3)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issladovatellskiy institut mekhanizataii
ael'skogo khozyaystva.
(Tractors)
I.I.,i

SOL,OVLYCIiIKP A.G., kand. tekhn. nauk
Traction and power parameters of multipurpose tractors
for row crops. Trakt. I sellkhozmash. no.M14-17 D 165.
OGRA 18tl2)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-Issledovatellskly Institut makhanizatail
sel'skogo khozyaystva.

DUNAM, A.F., nauchnyy sotrudniki SUVOROVA, Ye.V., nauchnyy sotrudniki
SOLUVLY(;HIKJ A.I., nauchr*-j sotrudnik; PODKOPAYEVA., G.M.,
nauchnyy sotrudnik.
Incivasibg the ewisultative role of the polyclinical, depart-
ment of a provincial hospital. Zdrav. Bel. 9 no.1:5-8 J163.
(MrAA 16:8)
1. 1z 1~t~lorusskogo nauchno-Issledovatel'skogo sanitarno-gi-
Liyt-tilcheikogn InutItuta (dircktor P.Motalonya)
SERVICES)

,rj.OV*-',YC3MK, Arkadiy lonifovich; rj,%-(j`UW G P.y otv. red.;
FIFAYEVA, red.
[flundbook for televlsion owners] Spravochnik telezritelia,
1'.
.oskva,, lzd-vo 11.11viazl,- 19~4. 62 p. (MIRA 17:6)

L 35872-66 E41 (m)ZLAP(t)AT1/E'f1P(k) IJP(c) JP/W1/JG
*CC NR, AP6021763 SOURCE CODE: UP/0413/66/000/012/0019/00"19
1971
INVENTOR: Tofis, H. A. Ploarevskiy, Ye. G.; Soloveychik, A. 1.
ORG: none
TITLE: Manufacture of thin-walled nicbrome juibes.
"Oelass 7. No- 182661
S
-RCE: Izobreteniya, pronWahlenn: SYR
OU rye o razt tovarnyye znaki, no. 12, 1966, 19
SOPIC TAW: n1chrome, nickel alloy, chromium containing alloy, x&Wmmone tube, %ME
wAawNctme, thin wall tube
ABSTRACT: 7bis Author Certificate introduces a method for manufacturing thin-walled
nichrome (Hi-Cr alloy) tubes which Includes drawing and process annealing$ in a
vacuum. To obtain tubes with a wall thickness of about 0.01 mm and tolerances vithin
0.002-0-003 mm and to increase the yield, the final draving passes are done on an
aluminum mandrel which is then dissolved in an allali solution. (AZI
BUD CODE: 1 13/11 SUBM DATE: 25Jun64/ ATD PRES.7.-T'0-9('
LLEA

CHU, A.Ya.
-�~~POVNYU
In reference to 1A.Kh. Averbukh's article "Small central heating
and power plants or reGional gae-fired boiler systeriss'
Prom.energ. 15 no.4:43-45 Ap 160o (KIfL,- 13:6)
(BoilerE) (Averbukh, 1A.1h.)

SOIDMCHIK, Bj.L TATIALO, G.
-
Improve the conditions of beef cattle delivery to mat oombinees
Mias.ind.S.S.S.R. 33 no.605-36 162. (MM 16i1)
1. Kiyevskly Wookombinat.
(Kiev-xAgeat industry) (Beef cattle)

PINION, H.A.f DWLDING, R.S.H.; GMOIHOT. P.K..'Whener EtrouslatorJ;
. Inshener [translator); TIKHOVOT, B.I.. Inshener
-M%N. "redi ' or-, 8090LOTA, G.F., takhnichsakiy rodaittor
(Principles and practice of rods. translated from the Beglish]
Printsipy t takhnika radiolokstoti. Per*YtA a sugliiskogs . Norkya,
Toon. izd-vo Ministerstva obor. SSSR. 1956. 782 p. (NM 10:2)
(Radar)

HELOV, Fedor Ivanovich; SOLOVEYCIIIK, Fedor Semenovich; FOSIAVSKIY, O.F.,
red.; VOJION]2, red.
[Problems coreonxing tfm reliability of radio equipment] Voprosy
nadezhnosti radioalektronnoi apparatury; obzor truday shestogo
simpoziuma po nadezhnosti i kontrollu kschestva radioelaktro=oi
apparatury. Pod red. O.F.Poslavakogo. Moskva, Gos.energJzd-vo,
1961. 207 p. (Radio-Equipment and supplies) (MIRA 3402)

DOSKOV. Iv.; ORNSIMOY. Van.: SOLOYSICHIK, 1.
Cases of right (&typical) Wilson's block and case of Intermittent
right (atypical) Wilson's block. Suvrem.mod.. Sofia 6 no.3t5o-56
1955,
1. Is Katedrats, po propedaytika n& vutr. bolemti pri Tisshil&
meditsinski Institut T.Chervenkov - Sofila (saveshdashch: prof.
Iv.lonkov)
(RYAN BIDCK,
right at7pical Wilson & right intermittent atypical Wilson's
block)

TODOROV. B., SOLOVZYCHIK. I.
Age factor in the course of rheumatism. Suvrex. mad., Sofia
7 no.5:51-60 1956.
1. Is Katodrata po propedayttka na vutreshnite bolesti pri
M-Softia. (Zav. katodrata: prof. Iv. Ionkov)
(RHMATISM, physiology.
age factor (Bul))
(AGING,
age factor In rheum. (Bul))

USSR/General Problems Problems of Teaching A-3
Abet Journal i Referat Zhur - Fizi", No 12, 19561 33613
Author t Soloveychik, 1. A.
Institution t None
Title : Simple Zxperiments In Physics
Original
Periodical : rizlka v Shkols, 1956, No 3. 52-53
Abstract I A description is given for 2 experiments which mks It possible to
measure clearly and with simple devices the acceleration of a falling
body and to show what the resistance of a voltmeter or an ameter
should be In order that the operating conditions in a measured Cir-
cuit will not be changed when connecting this Instrument.
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SOLOVE"YACIUK, I.A.
Static electricity in machinery. Fiz. v shkole 21 no.6.486-89 N.-D
161, OMU 1402)
1. Wya shkola-internat., Leningrad.
(Electrostaticei

SOLOVICYCHII, I.Te., inzhener.
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High-frequency hardening of streetcar pinion gears. Yest.mash.
27 no.3:62-65 147. (KIaA 9:4)
(Gearing) (Steel alloys--Hardening)

SOLOVAYCHIK, I.Ye.- ANISHCHUXO, P.M.; KASHAROVA, T.G., red.
[Road-out and Its application in modern radio systems; brief
review of studies published In foreign periodicals from 1947
to July 19381 Znakovaia indikateiia I as, primenenle v sovre-
mennykh radioslektronnykh sistemakh; kratkii obsor rabot,
opublikovannykh v zarubashnoi pechati v period 1947 - iiull
1958 gg. Moskva, Izd-vo *Sovetskoe radio,* 1959. 122 p.
(KIRA 120)
(Radio control)

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2073/E335
AUTHORS,~ SolovPXi11Wk,__b_.Ye.and Finkel'shteyn, M.L , Engineers
1( 1161
TITLE, Embrittlement teel During Anticorrosion Nitriding
PERIODICAL, Metallovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka metallov,
1960. No. 7, pp. 52 - 54
TEXTg Production batches of components nitrided after machining
became extremely brittle., For elucidating the reasons for this
embrittlement experiments were carried out with the same material
in the initial state and also after normalisation annealing, high-
temperature tempering or quenching.., followed by tempering or
without tempering (combination of tempering wit1l nitriding),
After heat treatment specimens were produced of which the hardness,
mechanical properties, impact strength and microstructure were
studied The results of these tests for steels 10, 20 and 45 are
entered in Tables 1-5 It can be soon that for the stoqls 10
and 20 the impact strength increased to 15 to 20 kgm/cm- from
1)
7 to 10 kgm/cm- in the initial state after,.normalisation annealing
at 600to 340 0C, In the case of steel 45111the impact strength
Increased after normalisation. annealing at CAOto 66o 0C from
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E073/E335
Embrittlement of Steel Durin.- Anticorrosion Nitriding
5 to 6 k"cm 2 to 10 kgm/cm 2 The experiments have shown that no
embrittlement could be detected on n1trided specimens Wwhich have
been preliminarily normalisedof cold-rolLed steel 10 aj4d 20i
after nitriding the impact strength was 16 to_Mj_k_gM_7c-M_
Preliminary normalisation did not bring about a reduction in the
umbrtttlement of ste2l 45 after nitriding. its impact strength
was 1.0 to L5 kgm/cm . Preliminary normalisation has less
influence on the reduction of the embrittlement of hot-rolled
steel 10 and 20 than for the same steel in the cold-rolled state.
More stable impact strength values after n1triding were obtained
for the steels 10 and 20 after preliminary quenching in oil from
820 OC. The preliminary heat treatment enabled obtaining impacts
strength values of 10 to 13 kgm/cm . The brittleness of components-
which became embrittled after nitriding. can be eliminated by
heating to 820 OC for at least 30 min- followed by quenching in
water or o2l, 5and blasting and nitriding agaim By means of this
procedure. it became possible to eliminate brittloness
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SOLOVEYCHIKO K. I*f
USW'140teorology - Adolalstraticaj of Hydro-iote*rological Service Jul 52
'Articles anJ Com,unications" "Mateoral. i G:idrol" No 7,, Vp 23-43
0. Go Ariahaks Cand Geog Sol, Moscou Con Inst or ForecastinSp *Ganetlc C2,assifloation
of Clouds"; K. V. Fetisov, Alm-Ate, 'DeterminatIm of Darla Tendevoy"I A. 0. Bu2avko
ani H. K. Sorochankovp Ansk,, "Rising Aerial Currents of Unusual Strength"I 51. K.
Koeb.cheyev, Novoronalynkp *Abram-Dyurso" Agrometeorol Sta, Morwal Rodeo in Protection
or Citrus Plants From Frostall A, A, Dystrow, Sinelaikowo, Agrameteorol. Stag UGHS (Adkdn
of !~yjroaetoorol By), Arainian SSH, "Problem of Testing Accelerated Hathade for Drying
Sall 1hwing Flold Deterdnation of Its YAI#tureO; Vo No Paresl4n and No So Salows MOMMg,
Con Inst of Forecastingg "Setting Up of OR-servaticas of Sam Cover 1n Rogleas of nel&
Protecting Forest Delt*'O; A. Do Al'tshulg C-wW Tech Scl, Moscou Constr lust of Moscow
Boviatq "Generalisad Formula of Coefficient of Mwzy for O~vn River BW*01 1. 1.
3olVqahik,-Vl*divostok, Far lost Res Hydrometearol. Inste Oftoplifled Schr"n for
Ti7m;~t of Daily Cycle of Obserwtion of Currents by the Methol of flaramlo Analysis in
Accordance With tho Method of Arctic Institute,*
PA 230M

24 4W& 14'snovsklicalsogo mriall" pin "cantor Arktichastate Imathuts,
tStripfilied incilmW for the h3trooitir iwArm 0 tfistfrial r-irk-A in J~IvAtiuslf at S" '--
US the pietfi,A .4 th-41101""Aw"i M.ft-olgiat i GJAdpid, Na. 7: 0- &J, I.S2.,
I Sac. ". DLC-lk~ripip t4 v.-I t..sis-o A-ttim o-I t -,it in deLtir ~stt a
far she follo-io, SLIK" at c-Aisputatisw,
fed
the compulatisio .4 toomiary flitir ir-,injowrias akirij nwi;Nam and porallirlsi for rack"
hOUr 44 WILIr 111110 Ilkif 11.1fou'llit: 4.-jit,lit-i al I-aly val.n a( dirmt~^
phave &".I .1*eii 'd maxima"s 'Imly, I'dr. -I warfirf.la'ly valfn~ lim fide (krw and the houtty
val"".'k c4 41irks-tio it an, I mw~-j 44 CL'4411441 Mm. Asobjesif I/mJsxgs: 1. Ocean currents 2. 1131.
monk amallyglo. -Y. t
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SOLOVITCHII, I.I.
Standard diagrams for harmonic analysis of one and two series of
observations on currents. Trudy Goin no.30:1?1-183 135.(NM 9:8)
1. Dallnevostochary nauchno-Issledovatellskly gidroustearologicht-
skly institut.
Mdea) (Harmonic analysis)

USSR/Fhysice of the Hydrosphere - Dynamics of0 and IAnd Water, N-2
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Fizika, No 12, 1956; 36254
Abstract: thearticle gives the flow ellipses and a table for the initial
values of b + c and BC. Advance calculation with the aid of
ellipses reduces to a simple addition of vectors of 4 components.
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DUVAIJ1241 A.I., doktor geograf.naukj VINIKOV, M.Pe; CHALTSIWAq N,It kamd,
geograf.nauk; SOWVEXCRIXr4vN.1 IWLIVA# R.I.9 kand.geograf,nauk;
MDISEYE7, I.N., red.; MIRONENKOI Z.I.p red.1 BRWINAq M.1.9
tekhn.red.
(Tide tables; waters of the Asian part of the U.S.S.Re wid adjacent
foreign areas] Tablitsy'prilivov; vody Aziatskoi chanti SSM i
prilelaiushchikh zarubezbrWkh raionov, Pt,l, (Tides in principal
ports PrilAvy v oenovrqkh portakh. Pt.2. (Corrections for
auxiliary stations and harmonic tidal constants] Fopravki dlia
dopolnital'Mkh punktov i garmonicimakie pontolantgre prilivoyo
Leningrad, Gidrometooladats, 1960. 191 P. (MIRA 107)
1. Zaveduyushchiy Otdolom schatno-anal-itichookikh ma&in V~ohisli-
tellnogo teentra mekhAniko-matematichookogo fakullteta Moskovskogo
ordena, Lenina, gosudarstvennogo universiteta im. M.V,,Lomononova for
VinIkov). 2. Dallnevostoebmyy nauchno-iseledovateltakiy gidrometeo-
rologichaskiy institut (for Soloveychik).
(Tides-Tables)

5/035/62/ooo/olO/105/128
A001/A1Ol
AUTHOR: Soloveychlk, K. N.
TITLE: on some methods of water leveling on seas with mixed tides
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i Geodezlya, no. 10, 1962,
32 - 33, abstract 10G172.("Tr. Dallnevost. n.-i. g1drometeorol.
In-ta", 1962, no. 14, 122 - 146)
TEXT: The first chapter contains the problems of collecting and analyzing
observational data and their preliminary processing. A special attention is dram
to necessity of excluding systematic errors from the measured values of sea level
fluctuations; these errors can arise due to sinking of marks, depth gauges, Mareo-
graphs, variation of their zero heigths due to-secular vertical movements of the
Earth's crust, errors of leveling and reduction of observational data to th4 uni- V
fled zero of the post. Series of observations for at least 40 - 50 years should
.be available at some points for a reliable determinationpf the magnitude of the
absolute secular rise. Since there are only a few such Ro4ts, the values of re-
lative variations over the initial point should be calculated at first. To solve
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5/035/62/000/010/105/128
On some metijo(ts or water levelfrig on seas with... AOO11A1O1
I
the question on,the permanenceCof the adopted zero of the*post, the leveling
data of the given poat should 66 analyzed and compared With the observational
results of th-levell from the n6lghboring stations. When the analysis and
processing are completed, the basic port for the whole de6 or Its part Is select-
ed and the method of conductink'water leveling Is chosen.eThe second chapter con-
siders principles and methods bt water leveling. The most'precise results in wa-
ter leveling are Purnished by average annual levels under a condition that ob-
servations at the starting point and the point being determined were carried out
for at least _i0 years. At shorter periods of observations (but not less than
years) average monthly levels should be used for water leveling. At still shorter
periods, helghts-of full and small waters are used. Data for water leveling are
calculated in all cases by comparison using the least square method or by the
method of sums, and the problewof linear correlation between two variable quan-
tities is solved thereby. Methods of solving this problem are described in de-
tail. The third chapter presents schemes and examples of calculating secular
rise due to vertical movements of the Earth's crust, reducing observational data
to a united zero of the post, and calculatinginitial data-for water leveling by
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SOLOVEYCHIK, L. L. (Veterinary Surgeon)
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"'Disease of paultry caused by a mite [Laminasioptes cy'sticolal in the
subcutaneous cellular tissue"
Veterinariya, val. 39, no. 4, April 1962 p. 5o

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SCLOVEYCIIIK, L.H.. kand. skon. nauk.
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Review of the book "Transport and communication in the U.3.3.R."
Vest. aviazi 17 no.12:28-29 D 057. (MtRA 10t12)
(Communication and traffic)

VISIDIEVSKIY, A.A., doktor skonom. nauk# prof.; PODGOUDETSM# I*A.t prof.1
SERGEYCHUK,, K,Ya.p kand. tekbn. nauk) SOWVEYCRIX# L.K*# k&M.
ekonom.naukj TOCHILINIKOVp O.Klt kind,,-#kOboA-brWrr" I l P.Ao j
propodavateltl TRIYONOVp V.I.# red.; RCF-UGVA: S.r.t tekhn. red.
(Sconomico of the co=mication aystem) Zkonomika BviavL. Moskut
Goo. isd-vo lit-ry po voproosm oviazi i radiop 1961. M pe
(C leation and traffic) (MIRA 3418)

TOY"*,"UK, iAv 'JoifleyUlchi il*.,:, IfAzsir' Sitvellysvich; PCPvV,
ftJ7,"'n-IV-,- red. ; 114 1 ':A A a. A., red. ; TRISHINA, L. A. ,
tekhn. red.
'FIxed assets of long-l-listance telephone and telegraph com-
minientions and their use] Canovnye fondy meshdugorodnoi to-
leforino-telegrafnoi sviazi i ikh ispollzovanis. Moskva,
I*viazlizdat, 1963. 70 p
(Telephone) jTelegraph) (MIPA 16:8)

SOLOVEYCHIK, 1,.M,, dotsent; GORELIK, M.A., inzhener.
- Capital production assets of the teloco=,unication economy and
their utilization. Vest. sviazi 24 no.2.-15-17 F 164.
(MIRA 17:4)
1. Rnkcvoditell laborRtorit ekonomiki Mo3kovskogo elektrotekhnichoskogo
Inatituta svyazt (for Soloroychik).

SOLOVEYCIRK, L.M.; GEF.111, L.S.; nUPYANSKIY, F.Yu.; RAZGOVOROVP
A.V.; IRAUnENbMG, I.A.; aUBDA, P.M., otv. red.;KUZIMIIIA,
R.A..,r,-d.
[Principles of the methodology of planning future needs
in general usage service] Osnovy metodologii perspektivnogo,
planirovanila potrebnostei v sviazi obshchego pollzovaniia;
ItXorratsionnyi obornik. Moskva, SviazI, 1964. 77 p,
(MIAA 17:12)

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AUTHORSt Soloyeychik, L.S., Nikolayev&, A.P. 32-8-11/61
TITLEo The Determination of Aoenaphtylene in the Mixture Acensphthylen*-
f Zhthene (Oprodeloniye atmenaftilena v ameai ateenaftilen-Amen-
:o:na
PERIODICALt Zavodskaya Laboratorlys, 1957t Vol. 23, Hr 8, pp.916-gi6 (USSR)
a
ABSTRACT Acenaphthylens is obtained from acenaphthene b d *hydrogeni2ing the
latter under different conditiones
For a control of the given process the percentage of the acenaphth-
ylene content in the samples has to be known. For determining ethy-
lene double bonds methods are used which are based on the reaction
with mercury acetate in a methanol solution. The acetic acid which
becomes free during the process is immediately titrated by caustic
sodium after previous addition of the sodium chloride excess, in or-
der to convert the excess of mercury acetate to sublimate and sodium
acetatet
R-CH-CH-Rl+(CH --,vR-0H-CH-R'+CH3COOH
3C0O)2Hg+CH3OH I
OCR 3j9OOCCH3
H.W.Martin states that not all ethylene bonds react with the silver
Card 1/2 acetate, according to the here given equation. Our experiments for

&)LOVEYCHIK, L.7.
Trimin# alcohol barrels with the belp of a pump. Spirt. prom. 27
no.6:3,,I-IsO 161. (MIRA 14:9)
(DistillinF industries--Equipment and supplies)

----SOWVITr=,-~,--starshIY agronem-erAcimlog
Yumigation of bottom layerv of 'bulk Crain at low temperaturen. Hak.-
slay. prom. 26 no.10:31 0960, (nu 13: 10)
1. LIvovskoye upravlonlye kblebo]produktow.
(Orain-DI919fection)

FILETSKIY, KLYSHNIKOV, F.L.; BABADUCOVA, V.I.
UITSE21KO, I.G.; KAMINSKIY, Yu.K.; FRIMI , V.I.; KARPOVA, N.L.f
red.; DOBROVA, Ye.N., tekhn. red.
[Passenger's handbook) Spravochnik passazhira. Moskva., Trans-
zheldorizdat, 1962. 367 p. (MIRA 15&6)
(Transportation-Timetables)

1~ SPASSKAYA, L#A.., inzh*.-,SOLOUYCHIK, M.It, Insh,
I An improved voltage regulator bay, Vest, sviazi 23 no,lsl2-U JTa 63,-
(KM 1613; A0
(Voltage regulators) (Telephone) I

SOUVEYCT11
:,_L. 1.
-L
Lunhering
Introduce the secticnal raft TSNII for floating timber on the Northern rivers. Les. prom,
no. 5, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress, August, 1952 IM. Unclassified.

.. SOLADVEYCHIK, IUUai1-,Matveyavich; 1,FYMOVp S.I.,, red.; F-EDOROV, B.M."
red. izd-va; SUITS, V.P., tekhn. red.
(Building sectional rafts with a sectional log framework and
a border cable around the raft)Formirovanie sekt3ionrWkh plo-
tov v oplotnike s bortovymi lozhniami. Moskvaq Goolesbumizdat,
1956. 22 p. 04DA 150)
(Rafto)

Watt 0 sulsar osk do quality of mi viandrots at p(sicing
lnift. N. P. ProtAkil and W-Y, Solorrichilt. Liklim;140:
Proick4sim Ins, 140. ZU, W".-For CDCCICWg um cue" a I
8 on servke We of 025% C, 0.41 W, OM S1. 1.47 Cr. 2.69
NI c2st mandreb. the 3 content of the swoc beat was In-
ettased from 0.025 to 0-'=% S. bat the ay. service life did

SOLOVIYORIK Mez 6 IDMAN, H.I.; KHOXHLOV, L.P.; NOVIKOVA, K.I., red.;
, P.A., tekhn. red.
[Passenger handbook] Spravochnik passazhira. (Xonkral Transzhel-
dorizdat, 1958. 268 p. (Him 11909)
(Transportation)

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k

GORDIYMIKO, Vneilly Vasillyevich; , red.; VERINA, G.P.,
t0din. red.
(Hanbook of railroad passenger service] Spravochnik poseashirskogo
rAbotnika stantsii. Moskva. Gos.transp.zhel-dor,izd-vo, 1959,
250 p. (MIRA 12:9)
(Railroads--Passenger traffic)

PILJCTSKIY, V.A.; qqI!ayA'MWQj*j - UMNSK Y, Yu.K.; IJJTSBNKO. I.G.;
I & Z I
VABADZHANOVA, V.I#;- MMOV, F.L.; FROKAH, M.I.; XHITROV,
P.A., tekhn.red.
[Triweler's guidebook] Spravochnik pasanshira. Moskva, Gov.
transp.zhol-dor.izd-vo, 1959. 289 p. (KIRA 12:11)
(Ouldebooks) (Transportation)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6124
Koff, Zysya AbramovJch,.Pe.tr.Mikhaylovich-$oloveychilt-, Vladimir
Arkad'yevich Aleshin, Nark lzrailevich Grinshpun.
Kholodnaya prokatka trub (Cold Rolling of Tubes). 3verdlov5kj
Metallurglzdat, 1962. 431. p. Errata slip inserted. 4,100
oopies printed.
Reviewer: V. L. Kolmogorov, Candidate of Technical Sciences;
Ed.: V. P. Kellnik; Ed. of Publishing House: M. M. Syrehina;
Tech. Ed.: N. T. Mallkova.
PURPOSE: Thio book is intended for process engineers, designers.
and scientific research workers.
r~011ERAO-E: The book re%4ews designs of rolling mills and the
technology of the cold rolling of tubes. The kinematics and
dynamics of rolling mills are described, and a basis is given
for propez, selection of the main parameters of their parts.
Problems relating to the deformation of metal, roll pass design,
Card 1/1)

ACC %R, GOURCE CODE:
4.turmisn, M. Ch.; Aleshin, V. A.; Pridin, G. M.; GoncliksyOv, V.
Y. 1.; 51rotinzkly, 16. G.i Soloveychik. P, M.
None
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A metho-I'for producing tube* with a 4&-11 thickness which varies with length.
Class 7, No. !83696
SOURCE: lzobret prom obraz tov zn, no, 14. 1966, 10
Wil.C TAGS. metal tube. metal rolling
Ttii-i A4thorls Certircate introduceb m w-thed for pewucln,% tticet. Vth a
wall ttlckne5z which varies with length. Tra: a,?Lhod c4naists or vftrying ti6e diztancc
"cetween the rollerc or moving the sardral during rolling. This method In u4rd on a>14
rolling pipe mills. A tube with varying wall thickness is u3ed ln&Le.%d of the blank.
Tae LhicAnebG of the wall of this tube Y*ric* according to a law corrcopon;&AS to '.hht
ol the finished product. This is done In order to reduce selal pressure on the rullors:
&.id to ensure the production of tubes with a significant difference in wall thickness
without cracking.
CUB CODE3 13/ GUM DAM lUul6h
CoM WC; 621.714.3.002,2

L 692R-66 W(k'1-rWA(QVUT( =(Z)IUP(h)IEWP(b)l:-;dP(I)IF,4P(V)IEWP(t
ACCES31CM IMs AT5018185 4DIfU VR/3104/65/000/006/0042)10055
IAMTORSs -Zanin, A. Ta. (Engineer)j SoloveZchik P. M. (Engineer) .3 ~/
yt o , ..- '', 0~
TITLEs Wh**l rolling,machin a with horizontal positioning of the formed part &?-/
SOMCEs Ural'skiy mashinostroitolInyy :ayod, Sverdlovsk. Z;auchno-issl*dovatel'skiy
institut tyazhologo mashinostroyoniya. Proisvodstyo kruMkh mashint no. 6, 1965.
Prokatnoy* oboru4ovsAiyoj konstruirovaniye, rascbot L looledoymiye (Hollins equip-
=ntj construotion, desip and Izvestiption); sbornik lWaYe 42-55
TOPIC TAGSs- Zatal rolling mill, wheel forming, wheel rolling m111
S'r'
ABSTUCIT: I wheel rolling machine with horizontal wheel positioning, which *limi-
nates =M of the disadvantages of existing horizontal wheel rolling --chiness is
described. In all, 13 disadvantages ranging from cycle speed to rolling accuracy
are mentioned. Details of the design are shown in 3 detailed figures. The rolling
station consists or a main roll and two inclined rolls with the former driven by a
do motor and the latter drivan through a common drive. The machine Is equipped with
an automatic loading, centering, and unloading table which displaces vertically and
horizontally. to clear all forming rolls. The machine has the following specific&-
tions, c&PacitV - up to 150 railroad wb*el&Aour; 500-2500-ma diameter partal roll
C,,d 1/2

ACCESS103 XR, AT5018165
rpm - 160 for inclined rolls, i00 for zain roll; b4drwulic presoure 60-160 ks/cm I
size - 13 a long x 10 n wide x 6.6 a h'.&.; weiea - 250 %ora; actors - vain roll 250
kw, 500 rpm# inclined rolls 630 kwo 500 rpz; accuracy - 0.2 = per feod revolution.
same or the a4vantages of this %"e of construction &ra discuAstd. Orige &rt. h&at
5 figures.
ASSOCIATIONs Ural'skiy rAshinostroitol'W zavod, Sverdlovsk (Ural YAchine Works 1
Sauchno-imeledovatellskiy institut tTszheloja muhinostroyeni-ya
institute of Reavy Xachin* Operation) ~/V t5~'
SMITTM 00 ESCLs 00 bim C=I Is

2 EtliT(d)/EWI*(m)/E~VP(v)/r/F4P(k)/EWP(h)/~EWP(I j
2U2-66
ACCESSION RR: AT5018185 UR/3104/65/ M /006/0042/0055~
,AUTHORS: Zaninp A. Ya. (Engineer); Solovey-hik, Pj~_M,__kAigineer)
TITLEt Wheel rolling machinexith horizontal positioning'of the formed part
SOURGEt Urallskly maehinostr;1tel'nyy zavodt Sverdlovsk. l4auchno-Issledoyntellekly i
institut tyazhelogo mashinostroyeniya. Proizvodstvo krupnykh manhin, no. 6, 1965-
Prokatnoye oborudovaniye; kongtruirovaniye, raschet i ionlodovanlya fRolling equip-
ment; construction, design and investigation); sbornik otatey, 42-55N
TOPIC TAGSt metal formingg rolling millt wheel forming, wheel rolling mill
ABSTRAM A wheel rolling machine with horizontal wheel positioning,, which elimi-
nates mvV of the disadvantages of existing horizontal wheel rolling machines, , tj
described. 11, all, 13 disadvantages ranging from cycle speed to rolling accuracy
are mentioned. Details of the design are shown in 3 detailed figures. The rolling
station consluts of a main roll and two Inclined rolls with the former driven by a
do motor and the latter driven through a common drive. The machine Is equipped with
,an automatio loading, centeringg and unloading table which dtaplaces vertically and
horizontally to clortr all forming rolls. The machiiie has the following specifica-
~tionss capacity up -to 150 railroad wheels/hour; 500-2500-mm diameter partal roll
!Card 1/2 J
AT5018185 it -160 k9/cM 2
60
'&CCESSIO11 11R1 - jjji.n roll 250
-01191 100 for main roll, a
, w,3ight 250 tons; motor
gh. evolution*
.pm loo for inclined I h 2 mm per reed r
I wide % 6.8 Lccuracy - 0 Grig* art. hast
size 13 m long x 10 m 630 kwo, 500 rpm; G otion are discussed#
kwt 5oo rpm, Inclined rolls of oonstru
0,,.e of the ad .vantages or this type ovsk. (Ural Uchine Works);
5 figure's 6vod, sverdl, (Soientifio Reseatch
Urallskiy maah1n08troite1'nYY =
Msehinostroy
ASSOCIATION tellekly Ingtitu t t "helogo
Nevach.no-jeeledoYl ine operations
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SAPOMMOVA, S.A. SOLOTITCHAM R.I., rtdaktor.
(Change In wind veloolty with altitude In the lower layer of
the atmosphere] Ismenente skorostl votra s vysotol v n1shnsm
sloe vosdukha. Pod red. R.3. SoloveichUcs. leningrad, Oldrome-
toorologlohookoe Isd-vo, 1946. 10) p. (Glaynce upraylents
gidrometeorologiahaskoi slushby prl Sovets Ministrov Suit. 2~M-
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glia, Typ. 13) (MU 7:5)
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11946, p. 52 41 .
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temperature and icing, refarive humidity and icing. king and Mative wind vek,city, and king
;nd symptic-ituittions. Dats ar~pmwnted in tables and gnphs. S*~jtc$)It441i*js:I.I4Wj
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voir
"Theory of vvaporation From Bounded Reservoirs,*
L. S. Gandin, R. E. Soloveychik
"DOk Ak Wauk SSS " Vol 86, No 1, PP 55-57
Discusses the eq of stationary turbulent diffu-
sion in the atm: uqx = klqxx -i-k2qyy r (k 3q.)z
wbere q is specific humidity, u is the wind's
velocity, k 1 is coefr of horizontal exchange in
the 'Irection of the wind, k2 is coeff of bori-
zontal exchange in direction perpendicular to the vindj
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is coeff of vertical exchange, and x and y
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wind). Discusses the difficulties of the vari-
ous boundary conditions used by various autbors.
Submitted by Acad V. I. Smirnov 5 Jul 52.
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GORODSUTA, N.M.; rodaktor;BRATNIAL, K.I., takhnicheskly redaktor
(Meteorological instrwents; measuring meteorological elements]
Keteorologicheskle pribory; isuerente metsorologichaskikh elementov.
Leningrad, Gidrometeorologichaskoe izd-vo, 1953. 5W P, (KIRA 7:10)
(Meteorological Instruments)

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!19S6. pp. 663-663. in Ras Study of the prob-
lem of laminar bound&EZ layer slang a porous wall.
The characteristic feature distinguishing this prob-,
low (wom that of Blasius is that the value of the corA
ponent velocity in the direction p4rpeguucular to the"
Wall is SJUAl to & CjV4A Value of W and nit to sore.
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used for cbtaiaLKS a solutica,
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SOV/114 57-9-10501
Translatimi I rum- Rele rativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 9, p 88 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Gandin, L.S.
TITLE: A Generalization of the Transformation Theory of Evaporation
(Obobshcheniye transformatsionnoy teorii ispareniya)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Leningr. gidrometeorol. in-ta, 1956, Nr 5-6. pp 248- 262
ABSTRACT: It is rioted that the currently developed transformation hypotheses
of the theory of evaporation take into consideration the heat flux
reaching the evaporating surface that is expended on evaporation and
on turbulent-heat transfer into the air, as well as the dependence of
the saturation humidity on the temperature of the evaporating surface.
These schemes, however, do not take into consideration the turbulent
heat exchange in the water basin, such exchange being connected with
the accepted assumption of the steady-state nature of the transforma-
tion processes, This leads to an overrating in the calculated evapora-
tion values in the warm seasons of the year and to their underestima-
tion during the cold seasons. The paper proposes a generalization
of the theory which jointly solves the equations of the convective dif-
Card 11Z fusion of heat and humidity in the air and the equations of the

A Generalization of the Transformation Theory of Evaporation
SOV/12-1-S7-9- 10503
turbulent heat exchange in the water at a given rate of humidity and temperature
variation with respect to elevation and time above the shoreline, with a given con-
dition of moisture saturation in the air at the evaporating surface (assuming that
the temperature of the air and the water at that surface coincide) and at a given
heat balance of the underlying suriace.. It is also assumed that the surface layer
of the air is "quasi-stationary" and that its vertical air-and-moisture currents are
constant with respect to attitude, while in the upper layer of the air the turbulent
exchange coefficient and the air velocity are constant with altitude. The solution
is being sought under the assumption that the deficit of the specific humidity at the
surface of the dry land and the difference in the flows of shortwave radiation
absorbed by the surfaces of the water and dry land, respectively, are prescribed
periodic functions of time. Solutions for the temperature and humidity of the air
and for the temperature of the water are being sought in the form of Fourier series
with respect to time, while the equations for the amplitudes of Fourier's harmonics
are solved with the help of a Laplace transform along the horizontal coordinate. The
solution obtained is analyzed in detail. Numerical examples are not submitted.
A. S. Monin
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GANDIN, L.S. (Leningrad); SOIDTXTCHII, R.I. (Leningrad)
One variation of the approximate method of X.R.Shvets. Prlkl.mato
i mokh. 20 no.2:295-296 Mr-Ap 156. (KM 9s?)
(Approximate computation)

USSR Atomic and Molecular Physics. Beat D-4
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizlka, no 4, 1957, 9020
Author :Gand1n, L.S.,-~~
Title :Distribution of Heat in an Infinite Medium in the Presence
of a Flat Separation BoundAry.
Orig Pub :Zap. Leningr. gorn. in-ta, 1956, 33, No 3, 205-212
Abstract :Bo abstract.
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AUTEMS: Gandin, L. S. and Soloveychik, R. E. 56-,;j -69-2/16
TIME: A Theory or Evaporation Based or. Horisow~%l Mix1rg (K teorii isparenlys,
pri uchate gcorizontallnogn peremeshiNaaiya) (PArt. I)
PHRIODICAL: Trudy Glaynoy geofiziebaskoy dbsexnm-~-arll 1957, Nr 698
pp 11-24 (USSR)
ABSTUCT: The authors examine the process or evaporation over a limited ares, and
emphasize the necessity of accounting for the phenomenon of horizontal mixing, in
addition to the usual consideration of veevical turbulence. 7he authors claim
that horizontal intermingling is particu-1arly effective in the near-surface Uyer
of the atmosphere. 0. G. Sutton and sow fUssi&a s:ientista, such as M. P. Timofeyev,
are criticized for their failmv to account for horizontal turbulence in their
studies of evaporation rat-ea. The aathors believe tbat horiz,)ttal intermingling
takes place with,as well as against the wind. The mathematical formulas deduced
make it possible to calculate vapor coacentmtion In the near.,ffurface layer of air
and thus explain the process of horizontsl tarbulence. Scee of Vrse Ideas were sug-
gested by A. M. Zhuravakly. There a--e 2 figares and 7 references, of which 4 are
Soviet and 3 English. This Is tbe. first of two articles on 4.be subject of horizontal
mixing.
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AUTHDR: Gandin, L. S. and Soloveychik, R. E.
T A Theory of Evaporation Based on Horizontal Mixing (K teorii isp&I,eniya
pri uchete gorizontallnogo pemmeshivaniya) (ftr-,. II)
PERIODICALt Trudy G]Avnoy geofizicheskoy observatorii 1957,
Nr 69, pp 25-35 OJSSR)
ABSTPACT: This is the second article on horizontal mixing and its role in the pro-
cess of evaporation. The first article offers formulae for calculating vapor conden-
mtion over some given area of evaporation. The second article deals directly with
the relAtionship of horizontal mixing to evaporation and effers a mathematical solu-
tion of the problem. The conclusion essentially is that the coefficients of wind
velocity and those of horizontal intermingling depezd i the altitjAe; the effect
of horizontal mixing decreases with altituxle., whereas the Importance of vertical
mixing increases. There are 3 references, of which C' ze Soviet &nd 1 English.
AVAILAZZ: Library of Congress
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Miltidimensional "etrio delta functions. Zap. LGI
13-15 158.
(Symetric functions)
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OTHORSt Gandin, L. S., WV/20-126-1-15/62
TITLEt, The Fffeat of Horizoi7tal Rixing in the Direotion of the Rnd Upon
Evaporation From Bounded Water Reservoirs (Vliyaniye gorisontsIllnogo
;eremashivaniya v napravlanil ve-tra na ispareniye a ogranickeanykh
vodoyemov)
PMUODICILt Doklady Akademii nauk MSR, 1959, Vol 126, br 1# pp 59-62 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt An expression fcr the evaporation car, be derived by using the ,
initial equation together with the solution derived in a previous
paper by the authors (Ref 1) (concerning the problem of distribution
of vapor over the evaj~orizing surface). The authors investigate -
beside the transmission of vapor by the wind and the mixing in
vertical diraution - only the horizontal mixing in the wind
direotion. The:simultaneous consideration of the horizontal miring
in the direction vertioa.1 to the wind causes mathematical
diffioulties. The jciut influeence of longitudinal and transverse
mixing can be c:onaidered by inserting a cerWn factor into the
formula deriva4 in the present paper. The distribution of the
vo~por oow-antratio;, xesalts from the solution of the equation

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Tke Effeat of Horizontal MixLng -in the W"~&Aion of the I!zd sov/20-126-1-15/62
Upon Evaporation From Bounded latex Reservoirs
Llso the condition of limitation on the surface has to be
considered. The rather extensive solution of this problem is
explioitly indl-cated and explained. &.1sequently, some conclusions
of general chara-,ter ar,3 made% l')' In the present problem, the
exchange Joeffic1ent ard the wind velocity may not be set equal
to zero, e-mr, in -the first approximationo for in such a case the
evaporation would app-mach Infinity. 2) The formulas derived in
the present ;apar pA.-m!t the evaluation of the influence of
horizontal miAng in the wind d.L.-ectior on the evaporation as a
funotion cf ths Jiimerslozis cf the ovaporizing axe& and the physical
conditiaws of the evaporation prooess, The larger the evaporizing
area is, the smaller Is the influence of horizontal mixing on the
evaporatic!,. 3) Mzst interesting is the case of relatively small
dimensions of the wraporizing area. In this oaso, the amount of
total evaix-ration does not 4epend on the wind velocity. The neglect
of horizontel mixing in case of small evaporizing areas does not
only briirig atKe.;t in-ourreut quantitative results, but Gven a wrong
order of ma&mit-ide of the decrease in to-tal evaporation (or
increase in six-Afic svftroration) with an increase in the dimensions
Card Z/PI of the evaFiri%4ng area. The authors thank A. M. Zhuravskiy for

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E031/E335
AUTHORS: Gandin, L.S. and Soloveychik, R.E.
TITLE: On the Distribution of Radioactive Emanation in the
Atmosphere Near theEari-h------
PERIODICAL; Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya
geofizicheakaya, 1960, No. 7, pp. 1077 - 1081
TEXT: S.G. Malakbov (Ref. 1) has reviewed earlier theoretical
investigations into the propagation of radioactive emanations
in the lower layers of a turbulent atmosphere. Although the
increase in the turbulent diffusion with height is .onsidered,
the effect of wind is ignored, Hence this paper considers a
stationary distribution of a radioactive mixture established
under the action of turbulent diffusion in the vertical plane,
taking into account*transport by wind and radioactive decay
as a simple first approximation, The wind is assumed to have
constant velocity and dire~.tion, The diffusion coefficient is
assumed to increase with height according to a power law. A
known flow of radioactive mixture enters the atmosphere from a
bounded region of the Earth. The concentration is zero along
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S/049/60/000/007/009/009/XX
E031/E335
On t tie Dist ribut to n of Radioact ivc., Emanat ion in the At mosphere
Near the Earth
the wind boundary (x = 0) The concentration is also zero
at infinite height. The differential equation (1) with the
boundary conditions (2) - (4) is solved by introducing a
function Q(z;u) which satisfies the differential equation (5)
with boundary condition (6). The expression for Q is quoted
and it is used as the kernel of an integral transform of the
radioactive concentration. This results in an ordinary
differential equation for the transform function. The solutton
is quoted and inverted by use of the Fourier-Bessel transfor-
mation. The final expression for the concentration is given
by Eq. (11). The solutior is analysed to clarify the effect
of the wind velocity. For simplicity the case of constant flow
is gssumed and the comparison of the case of' non-zero wind
velocity with that of zero wind velo,: ity is made at the surface
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GADDIII, L.S.; �W)MPHIKI -ROZO -
Theory of evapnration with an account of horizontal mixings
Trudy GOO no.94:127-137 160. OaRA 1315)
(Evaporution)

G,nNDIN, L.S.: SOWV)ffCHIK, R.I.
On the calculation of evaporation from bounded water reservoirs
with allowance for horizontal Intermixing. Dokl.a 5,53H 133
no.5:1070-1072 Ag 160. OGR)k-1-3: 8)
1. Leningradskiy gornyy institut imani G.T. Plekhanova. Fred-
stavleno akad. IL.jt. Dorodnitsynym.
(9vaporation) (Reservoirs)

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B104YB186
AI'OTHOU i Ganlin, L. S., Soloveychik, R. E.
1.1-41"Ut Distribution of raiioactivo contaminants in the atmosphere
SOURCE; Leningrad. Cornyy institut. Zapibki. v. 37, no. 3, Moscow,
1961. 'o'.at,2matika, fizika. 30 - 38
The steady distribution ofradioactive contaminants in the two-
layer system earth - atmosphere is studied with a new approach to the
possibility of determinint; the position and source strength of subsurface
radioactive sources from observations made in.the near-surface layer of
the attmosphere. Assumptions; The radioactive contaminants come from
sources within the earth or on its surfacq, m6lecular diffusion and radio-
active decay occurrinG in the earth. In the atmosphere the contaminants
diffuse turbulently; their decay ind their transportation by the wind are
taken into accoun-t. 'A"he corresponding equations are
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solution obtained is
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