SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SOLOVYEV, D.I. - SOLOVYEV, G.F.

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WEVSX1'Y, N.P.; VLADD4IROVt B.V.; KCKAROVt N.S.9 red.; SHCHUCHKINt N.V.9
red.-;-S=VEUff4-P,I p-ved.j RABINOVICHj I.P., red,; VASILWOp
I.F.j red.; MODSLIv b.I.p toklmo red*
(Theory, design, and manufacture of agricultural maohinery] Toorilat
konstruktaila I prolzvodstro sel'skokhosialetyewwkh mashin, Moskvar
Cos. nauchno-takhn. izd-vo mashinostrolt. lit-ry. V6.1.7. EAU" of
general agricultural machinery parts] Atlas obabobikh detalot sellkhoziai-
stvenrqkh mashino (A 1945. -.333 po Ory) (MIRA 3As6)
.gricultural machin

SDWVIYV#_PA,Les kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk.
Wide application of st"arditation In agricultural machinery
building improves the supplying of Wiculture with spare parts.
Standartisatella no.,3:8-11 3-0 154. (MIPIA 8:2)
(Agricultural mehinery-Standards)

PIGOLKIN, P.N.;_SOLOVITZV, D.I.
New tanks of the alltOultural machinery induBtry in connaction with
1-4 the reorganiZation of mehine-tractor stations. Trakt. I
aellkhozmash. no.5:1-4 My 058. (xiRk 11:6)
(Agricultural machiner7 industry)

SHGHSUAKOV, Konstantin PadVtOTich, kwjLd.tekhn.rauk; SCLOVOYNY, D.L.
kand.takhn.sauk, reA.1 XUBOT, T.S., retsenzent-, YNOORKINA,
L.I., red.izd-va; ALIKIND, T.D,, takhn.red.
[Machines for harvesting ladustrial cropel theory, construction,
and calculationj Keshlay dlis uborki tokhnicheakikh kulltur;
teoriia, konstraktalls i rascbmt. Pod red. D.I.Solovlevso
Moskva, Oos,nauchno-tekhn,lid-ve ushinostrolt.lit-ry, 1959o
)01 P. (NIIU 13:6)
(Harvesting machimery)

BAYKCIV, T.P.; VEEKSER, A.A.; GORCHINSKIY, S.A.; LARIONOV, A.G.;
PIATONOV, A.V.; CHUMAYEVSKIY, A.V.; SOLOVIYEV, D.I.,, inzh.,
red.i SOKOLOVA, T.F., tekhn. red.
(Agricultural machines and their spare parts; a manuallSeilako-
khoziaistvennye mashiny i zapasnye chesti k nim; spravochnik.
2., Ispr. i dop. izd. Pod red. D.I.Soloviyeva. Moskva,.
Mashgiz. Book L[Machines for tillage, sowing, and planting, for
plant protection, and for livestock farma]Mashiny dlia obrabotki
pochvy, poseve, i posadki, dlia zashchity rastenii i dlia zhivot-
novodcheskikh ferm. 1953. 615 p. (MIRA 16:2)
1. R,zssla (1923- U.S.S.R.'Kinisterstvo sellskokhozyaystyennogo
mashinostroyenlya.
(Agricultural machinez7)

SOLANISY, D, 1,
Taknicheskata eksploatateiia flot&. L Technical exploitation of the flootj..
(Yodnyl transport, 1934, no. 1, p, 22-25; Illus.), Met B2561,28
30; SOVIII MMMDO;:tAtLm A" Communications, & Bibliography, Library of Congress,
Roference Dej~.Lrtment, Washington, 1952, Unclassified.

SOLWNY, D. 1.
L TooWACal *xPlOItAtIOII Of
Teknicheskala eksploatatsita LlotA 1 090 TOIIt4LnOTl8nI~'
the fleet and its restOratiOni. (Voduyi transports, 1938v no* ~, p. 20~-23).
mat IM561.R8
SO: S21iot TrykalgortatLM Pja C2M5-rM90II2JML, & M112AWhys Library of Congress,
Reference Department, Washington. 1952# Unclassified*

L,D.itriy Iv8u9'FtA& S IIIITSTN. V.1.. polkoTnik, rodaktor-, VOIZOVAo
-3010 "1 f,' -
Y.Yeet to ~ ~Ogkjy radaktor rgbli&. Kooky*. Toon,
(Artillery of warships] Artillerita bosvogo ko (Kuu 10:9)
ted-vo K-TO obor.3=9 1937. 1?1 P.
(Artillery)

MOROZOV, lonstantin Vesillysvich;_-~,O~V' ~,-U.4,-vred.; ZUDIRA, M.P..
tekhn.red.
[Antiaircraft defense systems on ships] KorabelInys sredstva
protivovozdushnol oborony. Nosiva, Voen.izd-vo X-ve obor.S=*
1960. 119 p. WRA 14:3)
(Warships) . (Antialroreft artillery)

ANDRSYEV, Vasilly Ivanorvicb# dotsent kand. voyanno-morskikh nauk, kontr-
admiral; SOIX-'Mt-D-I,,-.kapItan I rang& zapajap red.1 SUXOLOVA,
G.F.9 tokbn. rod.
(Control of oceanic co=runicational as revealed by experience of
the two world wars) Bor'ba na okeanskikh kormmikataiiakb; po
opytu dvukh mirovykb voin. Moskva, Voen. izd-vo H-va oborony
SSSR, 1961. 373 p. (MIRA UtIO)
European Warp 19V.,-1918--Transportation)
rld Warp 1939-1945-Transportation)
M

IADYSKV, G-I-; SOLOV'YZV, D.R.
w. 4w
~vs * ole no.4:25-28-
UdaelmmallelkI
.
Lesson of the teacher O.P.
JI-Ag 157. JKLPIA 10:8)
(Toropet:-- riculture-Study and teaching)
(C rnl4aize)) (Flax)

2o-6-34/48
At, 21,0 H I Ravich, X.G. , Solov'yev, D.S.
71 M t New Data on the Geological Structure of thc D;~xn;;vr Cjajis in
the East Antarctic Oovyye danryye o stroyenii
ojizisa Bangera v Vostochnoy Antarktide)
1'EHIC;D1CAA'A Doklady .1kademii Hauk SSSR, 1~57, Vol. 11-5. Ur 6,
(USSR)
AYj',L'HAC'ri In the course of the antarctic uum.~er 1016/1'7 the author;3
~ j 10
taude ageological survey (1 : 100 000) Of tile 01tvis ;41),1 Ito
environnent. Thereby the characterization of a Inrgo part of
the archaean cross section (visible thickness not below 12
k.,a) of the Fast Antarctic is made possible. The first lata of
the discoverer (Bangor 1947) and others by Vyalov an:J Voronov
(1956) were very poor. By the data won by the authors the con-
ceptions on the Pro-Cambrian of this region are fund3mentally
changed. The Banger oasis, together with the 181ands toothe
north situated In fron Cf it, lAeo between 65 50' - 66 201
south latitude and 100 300 - 101 701 east longitude. A-he
archipelago is connected with the mainland Ly Shakletor's 2
C!.. r 1 1,14 ahelf-glacier. The area of thu archirelrjo is about '~'
,)0 km

2o-6-34/48
liew D,ita on the Geological Structure of the Banger Ofsuiu in the Na3t Antarc-
tic
200 km 2 of thoje being ozcupt;,J by the ialuni , i#4!o
the Banger oaaia- 40 km far in tke jouthvvot grnup (J
rocky v~lcanceu rioea out of tho j;la(.ier, frk .1 erth
Ot er by Ice-clap3. Tllij gro)q, a now caijifi V)
kLi ) dovolopIng right now ,knd ia c.illed "O1,r1wt.t!v oi!do"
the authors. The not high (100 - 11
.jo M)
Banger oasis nre ser4trated Ly narrow valloYs fill(,..I Ij mior!Ai-
nos. The boulders predominantly core from the lo.,i:tl rcl~:ka,
but exotic ones that chiefly conuiot of not
jeldon occur. Only in the aouthweatern part of the n,o)ij the
valleys are wide, filled bY loone jedliaento iind jurround-id
by flat (60 - 70 m high) hill3. In them lie chttins of aaill
lakes. The only laree lake, "Fijurnoye", !.iori thaj zO ~m loni",
lies along a comparatively younj thiok br-,-ik. All of
rollef are here caused by the acticr. of i~let:lors. P,,, vol~a-
noes are formed in a row accordin ':- .j th') OXJ,)M~ii~n T'.'ilo'
whereas the valleys betweon thl~' r1in alonC the tf-
tonic faults. The summer In this region lafjt3 frori trio h'?-
t~inning of December to the end of Februar4, when LLe -air tem-
-C-it-d 2/4 perature by day varice between *1 and *6 C and the btanket

I- i e B, - - U U ~; 2o-6-34M ir ti
Datii on the Geolo, ical Structure of t' in ci a i in tne 6;iat Ant. 0 C
of snow is abjent. It is also at vther seasons that the snow, ir
spite of very low tomperatureibelow zero, is blown awiy here. Due
to an extreme dryness of the air, precipitations are verj rare
rind in 3umijer occur hardly at all. The ro,~,,ion Is to be considered
a.j "cold atone-denert". Only archaerin rocks participate in Its
r,eological structure; various cryatallire ochiatg az~d eneiuseal
(.ioqtly inton3ively M,'1(;133tIzcd, metamorphosed bnji(,- rmt.,71la-rocks,
and intrusions of pyroxene-,,;ranites (-charnokltea). ehe .trchnean
complex is intersected by dolerite-diken of apparently early-
~:ieoozoic age. Qxiartary sediments have a conalderable development
and are rupre3ented by glacial- and fluvioglacial form-ttions. The
tectonics of the region is extremely complicated, as the numerous
faults destroyed the early plicative structures. The above-cen-
tioned rocks are classified in 3 frimilies rind a preli,--Anary li-
thologic-mineralogical description of them is given till their
study will be concluded. The magmatization took place in 2 stageat
they are characterized by a different composition of the injec-
tion-material. Pegmatite- and quartz-veix~.,~ which ac-onpany the
nagmatites mostly have an intersecting character, usually in a
flat angle to the containing schists. The thickness of the veins
C:ird 3/4 is quite different, mootly it is i - 3 m. lt can be followed over

KLI;4JV, L.D. , mlitishly naunhnvy sotr-Walk; !;OW-YIYI:'Vg D.S.t oludshly
naueltywy notrudnil:
Prnll-inar-~r rftpnrt on gonlrgical observntions In tbe #3,aqtrrn
Ankstrctic. InforTi.!iiiil.Sev.nntark..el-sp. r0. 1: 27-10 '58.
WIRA 12: 1)
1. Ititirhno-taitle(InvfAtollel-l-! Infititut goologii Arittiki,
(Antaretir roglons-GeolojT)

3(0)
AUTHORSt Klimov, L. V., Solov'yev, D. S. SOV/20 -12 3-1 - 38/56
-TITLEs So:ae Features.oft the'Geological Structure of the Coast of
Wilkes Land, the King George V Coast and the Oates Coast
(East Antarctic), (Nekotoryye cherty geologicheskogo
stroyeniya poberezhlya Zemli Uilksa, Berega Korolya Georga
V i Berega Otsa (Vostochnaya Antarktida))
PERIODICAL3 Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 123, Nr i, pp 141 - 144
(USSR)
ABSTRACTs The authors investigated individual sections of the coast
between 120 and 165 degrees East Latitude in the course of
the expeditionary voyage of the Diesel-electric ship "Ob"I
in January - February, 1958. 24 primary rock exposures in
10 non-adjacent sections were geologically investigated (Fig
Up to now, this part of the Antarctic coast has been investi-
gated only between 140 and 145 degrees East Latitude (Khorn-
Blaff Section, Refs 3, 4). The observational data so far
available enabled the authors to indicate some basic features
of the geological structure of the mentioned sections. The
entire coastal strip of Wilkes Land east of 111 degrees East
Card 1/4 Latitude (approximately 1200 km long) is almost entirely

Sone Features of the Geological Structure of the SOYI'20-123-1-38/56
Coast of Wilkes Land, the King George V Coast and
the Oates Coast (East Antarctic)
without primary exposures. Exceptions ares the islands of
Chik and Genri (Henry) and an unnamed nunatak on the west
coast of the Forpos bayl they are described by the authors.
The data mentioned indicate that the entire coastal strip of
Wilkes Land is part of an extensive region of Precambrian
schists and gneiss and of the associated charnokites (from
Enderby Land in the West to Wilkes Land in the East - Ref 2).
The coastal strip in the sector between 145 degrees and 165
degrees East (approximately 1000 km in length), comprising
the greater pa-rt of King George V Coast and of Oates Coast,
differs notably from the strip mentioned first. Isolated,
interrupted mountain ranges, mostly sub-meridional, can be
followed 100 - 150 km inland. The altitudes are 1000-1200 m;
the mountainous terrain continues into Victoria Land, where
it is named gory Admiralteystva (Admiralty Mountains). In
the West, the mountains are replaced by the Ace plateau of
King George V Coast. There are isolated primary rock expos-
ures. The plateau is split into individual blocks by exten-
Card 2/4 sive sub-meridional tectonic disturbances (narusheniya) which

Some Features of the Geological Structure of the SOV120-123-1-381%
Coast of Wilkes Land, the King George V Coast and
the Oates Coast (East Antarctic)
are almost in,parallel direction. The gaps between the blocks
are filled by outwelling glaciers or marked by deep ics-
covered bays. A potrographic charactorisation of the areas
discussed is given. A sedimentary-volcanic Bikon (Beacon)
series on Khorn-Blaff, discovered in 1911 - 1914 (Ref 4), is
represented by horizontally stratified sandstones with inter-
m,adiate strata of conglomerate. These are covered by a thick
(150 m) dolerite sill. The intrusion of doleritos caused a
contactic metamorphism of the sedimentary rooks, i.e., re-
crystallization of the cement and transformation of the
feldspar in kaolinite and, furthermore, to carbonization of
the ligneous remnants. As a whole, the coastal strip described
is to be regarded as a part of the EastAntarctic Platform
(Vostochno-Antarkticheakaya platforma) Aich has undergone
considerable lifting and lowering of a Brock*n character in
relatively recent (Cenozoic) time. By this, not only the
sedimentary cover, but also portions of the two-stage founda-
tion were exposed. There are 1 figure and 4 references, 2
Card 3/4 of which are Soviet.

Some Features of the Geological Structure of the SOV/20-123-1-38/56
Coast of Wilkes Land, the King George V Coast and
the Oates Coast (East Antarctic)
ASSOCIATIONs Nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut geologii Arktiki (Scientific
Research Institute of deology of the Arctic)
PRESENTEDs June 13, 1958, by D. I. Shcherbakov, leademioian
SUBMITTEDi June 9, 1958
Card 4/4

RAVICHI M.G.; VORONOV, P.S.; KLIMDV, L,V.; SOLOVIYEV, D.S.
Reconnaissance of the eastern part of the mountains cn Queen
Maud Land in the Antarctica. Inform.biul.NIIGA no.16:30-36
'59. (Queen Maud Land-Hountains) (VIRA 150)

XLIMOVv L.V.v mladshly naucbnyy sotrudnik, SOIDVIYEV2 D.S.v mladshly naucbMy
aotrudnik
Correlation of geological formations in shore areas of the Rom
Sea and Oates Coast. Inform, biul, Sov, antark, eke no.16~WO
160e &IRA 13i12)
1. Nauchno-isaledovatel'sUzy inatitut-goologii Arktikis
(Ross Sea region--Geologyt Stratigraphic)
(Oates Coast-Geologyt Stratigraphic)

SOLOVIYEVO D.S.
Lower Palsozoic mdtemorphic schieta of Oaten Coast. Trudy NIIGA
113:147-158 f60. (MMA 1415)
(Oates coast-Schisto)

SOLOVIYEV, D.S.
The Beacon sedimentary-volcanogenic series of Morn Bluff (George
Goast). Trudy NIIGA 3-13:159-182 160. (MIRA 14 t 5)
(Horn Bluffp Antarctica-Petrology)

RVICHI M. G.j WLOV'j A. Ya.; SOLOVIM, D. S.; SILIN, Yu. 1.
Absolute age of rocks of the central part of the mountains In
Queen Maud Land (eastern Antartica). DOkl, AN SSSR 147 no.61
W3-1436 D 162. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Nauchno-insladovatellskiy institut goologii Arktiki L
Radiyev" it~-,titut In. V. G. Khlopina AN SSSR. Predstavleno
akademikom D. I. Shcherbakovyu.
(Oueon Maud Land-Petrolory)

V I k I , ; k I
RAVICH, M.G.; I V. ; S("D6t';'Tz:A , b.s. ; ~' V.6. I j ii L, r
geol.-mincral. nauk, r,A.
[Pre-Cambrian of castern Antai-etAlca.] Dokembrli Vostochrcl Antarktidy.
Moskva, Nedra, 1965 469 1). (IRningrad. flauchno-I stiledovate I I ski I
Inatitut geologli Arktiki. Trudy, vol. 13P)
(MIRA 18:5)

ASANOV, A.N.; iMi3i~IIAN, L.A.; ~OIJAIIYLV, SlifullIBO,~-T, G.G.,
red.
flv.eelumizatlon and automtion o4' labor-oons=ing opera-
tion in starch anj :,-olasses factories) Xukhanizataila I
avtw~.ntiznt-iln t-ucioer~-ikh ralbot na krakhmalo-patochnykh
ZhI.11011dukh. !'loIkva) T.Amtr. In-t nnuchno-teklin. Informatsil
jl.,-hvbevc-! 190. 37 p. (! I lU 17: 11)

MASLENNIKOVA, T.N.; SOLOTIMP D.T.
Some data on the effect of sodium bigulfite on the vet*wening
of corn kernels. Trudy TSNIIKPP no.602-99 163. (KIRA 16412)

MITROFANOV, V.P.j SOLOVITEV, D.T.; MARAMOXHIMP I.I.
Testing the f1la vamm apparatus with continuous action.,
Sakh. prom. 37 no.5t6l-66 My 163. (MLU 26W
1. Mookovakiy tokhmiagichaskiy institut pishchavoy promys%,-
lannonti (for YAtrofanov). 2. TSentraI'My nauchno-ionladontall-
skir inatitut krakhmalo-patoohnoy praWvhlennosti (for Soloylyev).
3o Yaroslavskiy krakbmajo-patochnyy kombinat (for Haraxokmn).
(bmporatinr appliances-TeatinA
(Molasses)

SL LC V 1 ~ ~'V ,. ' .
^,oi-ral,by and Gi~clo,
~j _;y
Requirements cf indistry as to tt.(; quality cC m1neral raw rater!-Als. Handbock for geolo-
gists-Poskva, Gos. lzd-vc, gcoloi.71cheskoi lit-ry Korlteta pc delan gooloqll pr! 53. IJWRj
No. 30, Faclu nnterlalf,, 19',7.
Mgnthl List 9f Ruysla Accessions, AALrary of Con7ress Lctc,~,.-er 1952. Unclsssified.
t, p

RA14ZES, B.Ya.; ZUBAUT, N.N.; CIMMOSTITOT, Tu.L., nauchnyy red.; TEMOT,
A.D., glavuyy red.; SHKAM'KOV. 1.T.. zat.glavnogo red.; GINOURG.
A.I., red.; ZTEW, L.T., red.; KRSTM. T.M.. red.; MOKROUSOV. V.A.
red.; SCLOVITIT. D.T.. red.; KHMYSHCHOT, N.A., red.; IZRAILVA,
G.A.. red.izd-va; BTKOVA, Y.T., takhn.red.
[Industrial specifications for the quality of raw minerals; handbook
for geologists] Trebovanila promyshlennosti k kochostyu minarall-
nogo syrlia; spravochnik dlia geologov, lzd.Z., parer. Noskva.
Goo,nauchno-tekhnsisd-vo lit-ry po goologii i okhrane nedr. Noo2.
[quartz sand] Pevok kvartsevyi. Nauchn.red.W.L.Chernosvitov.
1955. 53 P. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Moscow. Tsesoyuznyy nauchno-ionledovateliekly inatitut mineral'-
nogo syriya.
(Sand)

CHKRNOSVITOY, Tu.L., glavqpy redaktar; SOLOVITIT, D.V.?A aktor; SOBMT.
JI.D., rodaktoz-; SPIRINA, N.I., r~d*VVM - . t khnichookly
rodaktor
[Assaying minerals] Isoledovanle minerallnogo syr'I&* Moskva. Goo.
nauchno-takhn,, izd-vo lit-ry po goologit I okhrane nedr, 19550 195 pt
Nicrofilal (KM 8:3)
1. Moscow. Tsesoyusnyy nanchno-lonledovatellokly institut stnerallnogo
syr I pL.
(Mineralogy. Determinative)

~-Y T EL V, IT.
il()TAHXUV. V.X.; BRITATEV. M.D., rodaktor, (jMSIKOVKIY. V.I.. rodaktor;
YKASHOV. A.D.. r"daktor-, )U)NODMINOV, X.M.,redaktor: KIYOUTOV.
H.V.. radaktor: GLAIM, P.S.. redaktor: SHIRBOY, V.I., WOW;
SOLOV11XV, D-V., redaktor; CHWOSTITOV, Tu.L.; NIYONTOV. q.v.'
?Wak-k&r,r-KO~ff. B.K., redaktor; ZRASNOVA, N.B.. redaktor:
GtMOVA, O.A., tekhnicheekiy redaktor.
Mercury and antimony. Oteanka mostorothdonii pri polskakh I ravedkakh
no. 15:3-207 155. (NLR& 9:))
(mercury) (Antimony)

IAVROVICHs Nikolay Stapanoylah; BRITATIT, M.D.. redaktor; GIMSIMOVSKIT, V.I.,
redaktor. TIRSHOT. A.D.. redaktor; KONSTANTINOT, M.N.; NMITOT. R,V..
glavayy redaktor; SAAKTA1. P.3., redaktor; SMIRNOT, V.I., redaktor;
redaktor; CHWOSTITOY, Tu.L.. redaktor; SOSHNIKOTA,
U.S., red&ktor vypusim; S=X1WA, N.A., redaktor isdatelistya;
AVMIYXV,&. T.A,. takhnicheskiy redaktor.
CYluorepar; (fluorite).] Plavikovyi shpat (fliuorit), Moskva, Goo,
nauchno-tekhn. Isd-vo lit-ry po gaol. i okhrans nedr, 1956. 133
(Otaanlm mostoroshdonli pri polskakh I rasvedkakh, no,16).
(Fluorite) (KIRA 10t9)

RCZHKOVA, Ye.vd, 'red.; SOBOISY, N.D., red.; SOLOPYLY, D.V., red.; SUWYXY.
A.I., red.; CIMRNOSVITOY, Yu.L., red.: rUSCU, S-A., red.isd-va;
KRYNOCHKIRA, X.V., tekhn.red.
(Methods of studying mineral ores] Xetody.issledoyantio mineralinogo
syr4is. Moskva. Gos.nsucbno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po gaol. t okhrane
nedr, 1957- 138 P- (MIRA 11:4)
1. Moscow. Veaaoyuxnyy usuchno-iseledoystallakly institut
minerallnogo syr1ya.
(Mineralogy)

"IV, Ye.F.; VAYSMiBI-QW, A.I.; STLT-UIOV, I.S., wtucfxn~7 red.; YIMUISHOV, A.D.,
glnvnyy red.; GINUIEU, A.I.. red.; ZVXIIYV, L.Y., red.; UUMO, Y.M.,
red.; MOMIOUSOV, V.A., red.; SOLOVIYXV. D,V., red.; XERUSHCHOV. X.A.,
red.; OHICUIOSVITOY, Tu.L., re-U.; SHXA1rANXOT_,I.V., red.; HEXRASOVA,
N.B., red.izd-va; IVANOVA, A.G., tekhn.red.
[Industry's requirements as to the quality of mineral raw anterial; hand-
book for geologists) Trebovaniia promyshlennosti k knchestvu minerallnogo
syrlia; a ravochnik dlin geologov Moskva, Gos.nnuchnq-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry
0 geol. ~ okhrane nedr. No.49. (Niobium and tantalumj ROIL i tantal.
&
,Zao perer. 1959, 49 p. (MIRA l2t12)
1. Moscow. Vseaovuz_nvy runichno-issledovatel'skly Institut'minerallnogo
ayr1ya. (Niobium) (Tantalum)

HILOVANOV, G.1i.; CiU20105VITOV. Yu.L.; GINZBURG, A.I., nsuchnyy red.:
YYJMIOV, A.D.. glavnyy red.; ZYnW. L.V.. red,: ZUBARRY, U.N., red.;
XIWYTAR, Y.H., red.; MOXROUSOV, V.A., red.; SOLOVITIV, D.T.. red.;
KIRIUSHCHOV, N.A., red.; SHKAHMOV, I.V.,
red.izd-va; IVANOVA, A.G., takhn.red.
(Industry's requirements as to the quality of mineral raw material;
hiindbook for geologists] Trebovaniia prorqohlennosti k kachestvu.
minerallnogo syrile; spravochnik dlia geologov. Moskva. Gos.na6chno-
tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrane nedr. No-51. [Rare earth
elemental RodkozenelInye elementy. Izd.2o, perere 1959, 58 pe
INDU 12912)
1. Moscow, Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-looledovatelookly Institut mineral'-
nogo syrIya.
(Rare earths)

CHiaNUSVITOV, Tu.L.; XONSTANTINOV. M.M.. nauchnyy red,; TIRSHOY. A.D.,
glavnyy red.; SHKANSHKOV, I.V., zam.glaTnogo red.; GINZBURG,
A.I., red.; ZTEM. L.Y., red.; XRKrM. T.K., red.; MCKROUSOT,
V.A., red,; SCLOVIYXV, D.T.. red.; XHMHCHOV# N.A., red.; XCM-
SOYA, N.H., red.izd-va; IVANOVA, A.G., takhn.red.
[Industrial re iremente for the quality of raw minerals; handbook
for goologiater Trebovanila promyshlennosti k kschestyu minerall-
no o syrlial spravochnik dlia geologov. Moskva Gos.naqohno-takhn,
isf-vo 1 t-ry po geol. i okhrane nedro No.67- (UraniumJ Uren. Nauchn.
red.M.K.Konstantinov. Isd.2., parer. 1959. 65 p. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Moscow. Veasoyusnyy nauchno-Lasledovetallskly institut minerallnogo
syr1ya. (Uranium)

BORMOV, V.Mo; PATROV, Y.F,, nauchnyy red.; UR V, A.D., glavnyy red.;
CH OSTITOV, Tu.L., sam.glaynogo red.; SOUMMOV. 1.T., SM
glaynogo red.; GINXMIRG, A.I.. red.: ZVXRIV. L.T.. red.; XUBARST.
U.N.. red.; EMYTXR. V.M.. red.; M00OUSOV, V.A., red.; SOU)TOYST,
D.V., red.; KHRUSHCHOV. N.A., rid.; STCLUROV, A.G., red.isd-ve;
IVANOVA, A.G., takhn.red.
(Industry's requirements as to the quality of mineral raw wterials;
hanabook for geologists] Trebovaniia pronyahlennosti k k9chestyu
minerallnogo syrlia; spravochnik dlis geolegov, lsd*2#0 perero
Moskva, Gos.n9uchno-tekhn.1%d-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrene nedr.
No.12. (Feldspars) Polevoshpatovoe sy.-le. Nauchn.red. V.P.fttroy.
1960. 25 p. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Moscow. Vaesoyuznyy asuchno-iseledovatellskiy institut mine-
ral'nogo syr1ya.
(Yeldeper)

STEPANOV, I.S.; CIUMNOSVITOV, Tu.L., nauchnyy red.; YMMOT, A.D., glaynyy
red.; GINZBURG, A.I.. red.; ZTEW, L.T.. red.; ZURARIT. N.Y., red.;
MWTTXR, Y.M.# red.; KMOUWY, V.A., red.; 50 ~Wv D.T., red.:
KHRUSHCHOV, N.A., red.; SMNEMOT, I.T., red.; ST6L-TAkO-Y-1'-A.G.j
red.; ITANOVA, A.G., tekhn.red.
[Industrial requirenents an to the quality of mineral raw materials;
handbook for geologists] Trebovanila promyshlennostl k kachostvu
minurallnogo syrlia; spravochnik dlia geologov. Izd.2., Parer,
14oBkva, Gos.nauchno-te1-Jm.izd-vo lit-ry po gaol. i okhrane nedr.
Ho.46. (Rubidium and essiuml Rubidii i tsezii. Hauchn.red. IU.L.
Chernosvitov. 1960. 33 p. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Moscow. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut mine-
rallnogo syrlys.
(Rubidium) (cesium)

VXSZA)Vb%IY. V.S.; BXRLING. N.I., nauchnyy red.; TERSIOT, A.D., glaynyy red.;
CHMOSMOV, Yu.L., sam*glsvnogo red*; SOUIUMVp I.T., sea. gleyno-
go red.; GINZBM, A.I.. red.; ZVIM, L.V.. red,; ZUBARNTp NoNev
red.; XRMXR, V.M., red.; KOKROUSOV, V.A., red.; SCLOVI Me D.T.,
red.; KHRUSHCHOT, N.A., red.; STCLYAROV, A.G., red.izd-va; 11AWTA',
A.G., tokhn.red,
[Industry's requirements as to the quality of mineral raw materials;
handbook for geologists] Trebovanlia promyshlonnosti k kachestvu
minerallnogo syriia; spravochnik dlis geologov. lid.2., parer.
Moskva, Goo. nauchno-takhn. i zd-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrane nedr.
Noj, [Graphite] Graf1t, Hauchn,red. N.I.Berling. 1960. 44 p9
(MIRA 13:9)
1. Moscow. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellakly institut mine-
rallnogo syriya.
(Graphite)

I
PJCTROVSKAYA, N.Y.; IMINW(KO, N.G.; OINZMRG. A.I.. nBuchnyy red.;
IMSIOT, A.D.. glavnyy red.; CHIRNMITOY, TV.L., zam, glavnogo
red.; SHKANENKOV, I.Y., saw.glaynogo red.; ZWXRU, L,T., red.;
MARIO, N.N., red.: MITER. T.M,# red,; MMOUSOV, Y,A,, red,;
SOLOVIUV, D.V., red.; UMUSHCHOV. :11.A., red.; SPOMOV, A.G..
A.G., tekbn.x-Od.
[Industrial requirement for the quality of mineral raw mterials;
handbook for geologistel Trabovanlia promyshlennosti k kschestyu
minernllnogo syrlis; sprevochnik dlia geologov, lzd,2*# Parer,
Moskva. Gos.nauchno-tekhn.1zd-vo lit-ry po gaol. i okhrane nedr.
No.71. [Selenium and tellurium] Solon i tellur. Nauchn.red. AJ.
Ginzburg. 1960. 45 p. (MIRA 14:1)
1. Moscow. Vessoyuznyy nauchno-iselodavatellakly institut mine-
rallnogo syr1ya.
(Selenium ores) (Tellurium ores)

BUUMICH, T.T,; Y=HOY# A.D., glnv. red.; CILMOSVITOY, Tu.L.,
zameatitell glav. red.; SHKAONKOT, I.Y., znmestitall glav.
red.; GINZBURG. A.I., red.; ZYLR-", L.Y., red.; ZUBARRY. U.N..
.red.: HOKROUSOY, V.A., red.; 5OWT11P,,D.V.,, red.; TROYANOY,
A.T.. red.; MUSHCHRY, N.A.. red.; STVAROT. I.S.. nauchnyy
red.: ROZHKOVA. L.G., red. Izd-va; IYERUSALIMSKATA, U.S.,
takhn. red.
(Industry's requirements as to the quality of mineral raw
materials; hAndbook for geologists] Trebovanits promyshlen-
nosti. k kaohestvu mineral'no'go syrlia; spravochnik dlia gtolo-
gov. Izd. 2., parer. Most-vg, Gos. nouchno-takhn. isd-vo lit- ry
po geol. i okhrnne nedr. No. 43. (Tungsten] Vollfram. 1960. 61 p.
(MIRA 14:5)
1. Moscow. Toesoyusrary nauchno-I a sled ova tel I skiy inst1tut mi-
nerallnogo syr"ye.
(Tunga ton)

VASIL'YEV, P.V.; YERSHOV, A.D., glavrWy red.; CIMLNOSVITOV, Yu.L.t sam.
glavnogo red.; SHK&MKOVt I.V.p zam.glavnogo red.,; KAUMKOV, G.S.,
nauobxWy redej GINZBURGt A,I,p red.; ZVERXV, L.V., red.1 ZUBAMp
N.N., red.; EWTER9 V.M., red.; MOLROUWVp V.A.t red.; SOIDV-IIZYs-.-
O.V..#-red.j MUSHCHOV, N.A.9 red.j FE)OROVI# L.N.p rodisd-val
.TVANOVAj A.G,v tekhnered*
[Induetry's requiremento as to quality in mineral rav materials;
a handbook for geologistal Trebovaniia promyshlennosti k kachestyu
minerallnogo cyrlia; M=avocbnik dlia geologov. lzd,2*t perer,
Moskyat Goe.nauchno-tekbn.izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrane nedr.
No.66. [Coal] Ugol's Nauchnered,O.S.KalWkov. 1960. IM p.
(MMA 14tO
1. Moscov. YeesoyuzMy nauchno-tesledovatellskly inotitut minerall-
nogo syrlya.
(Coal)

VjnoGMCYV, S.S.; ZUBAREV, N.N., tAuchmyy red.j YERSIICV, A.D., glav. red.;
CIUWIOSVITOV, 7u.L., zam. glav. red.1 SIDWIkIKOV, I.V.# =6 clays
red.; GIIIZBURG, A.I., red.; ZVEM, L.Y., red.; FOKROUSOV, V.A.p
red.1 SOIDVIYEV, D.V., red.; TROYANOV, A.T., red.; JOUtUSHCHOV, N.A.,
red.; LY#BCHUKO,-Y-eA-., red. iad-Ta; HYKOVA, V.V.j takhn.red,
[Industry's requiremmyte,as to the quality of mineral raw
materials] Trebova~iia prouWohlennonti k kachestvu minerallnogo
syrtia,- spravocbnik dlia geologov. Izd*2,, peror. Moskva, Goo.
nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po geologii i okhrane nedr. No.10[Lime-
stoneo]Izvestniaki. Nauch. red. N.N.Zubarev. 1961. 61 p.
(MIRA 14t1O)
1. Moscov. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-insledovatellakly institut mineral'-
nogo syriya.
(Limestone)

SHWENXCVf I.V., red.; ZVWW , L.V.j red.; KOVALENY.0, 03., red.;
SOKOI,OV, I-Yu., red.; EYM p M.A.,, red.; Priwali ucbastiye:
BAW,ANOVg V.A., red.; KAHriSWA, L.S., red.; KMS, G.A.j red.;
LEVIUSH9 I.T.0 red.j MOKROUSCV, V.A.p red.; PODKOSOV, L.G.,
red.; ROZRKCYVAg Ye.V.; SOLOVIYEV9 D V red I FEDOROVt P.N.p red.1
FINKELISHMN, I.D.; T.B., red.
Izd-va; GUROVA, O.A., tekbn. red.
Istu4ies on the dressing mid industrial processing of mineralal
Iosledovaniia po obogashebeniiu i tekhnologii polexnykh iskop"vqkh.
14ookva, Gov. nauchno-tekbn. izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i okbrans nedr,
1961. 131 p. (MIRA 14M
L Russia(1923- U.S.S.R.) Kinisterotvo geologii i okhrany nedro
2. V9esoyu2nyy nauchno-issladovatellskiy Institut minorallnogo
Byroya (for Zygeles, Leviush)
(Ores)

CHERNOSVITOV, Yu.L.; SOLOVIYEV2 D.V.0 nauchWy red.; KUZNETSOV# V.A. p
red. izd-va; SWLKOVA'-T-.-k-,# tekhno reds
[InduBtry's requirements as to the quality of mineral rav
materials] Trebovaniia. procqohlonnosti k kachootvu mineralinogo
syrtiaj opravochnik dlia geologov, Vookva, Goagooltekhizdate
No.33. [Garnot]Granat. 1962. 24 p. (MIRA 15%7)
I* Moocow, Vaoi3oyuznyy nauchno-isoledovateltakiy inotitut mi-
nerallnogo syrtya. (Garnet)

VASILIYF.Vp Petr Vasillyevich; YFMHOVP A.D.1 glavnyy red.; KREYTERt V.M.t
um. glavnogo red.; KAIMXOV# G,S.t' red; BRITAYEVt M.D,# red,;
XWSNIKDVt V.Ls red.; MALYSIMVp I.I.-t reds; MO?WZNI# 0,3,# rede;
SAAKYANq P.S.9 red.; SPUMOV9 VJ.9 red,; SOLOV-=t-.-PV,v red.;
CHMOSVITOV9 Yu.L.9 red.; KHRUSHCHOVt K.A.,p red,j PANOVAt A,I,t
red.izd-va; GUROVA, O.A.9 tekhn.red.~,
[Coal] Ugoll. MoskTap Goo.nauchn.-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po gaol.
i okhrane nedrt 1960. 343 p. (Otsenka mostorozhdenii pri
poiskakh i razvedkakbp no. 5) (KIFA 14:2)
(Mine examination) (coal)

OQIF~,E. inzh,
,�Ok
Potentials for lowering the cost of construction. Sol'. stroi.
15 no.3:24-25 Mr 160. (MMA l6s2)
(Construction industry-Costs)

L 25797-67 Wn
'ACC- -Nk.---- AP603-106-4 SOURCE CODE: UR/0143/66/000/000/0022/0027
AUT HOR: Klimovich, G. S. (Engineer); Solov'Zev, E.__P. (Engineer)
ORG: Belorussian Politechnic Institute (Belorusskiy politekhnicheakiy Institut)
T;Ti LE: Investigation of the failure of some organic Insulating materials exposed to
surface pnrticle discharges
SOURCE: IVUZ. Energetika, no. 8, 1066, 22-27
TOPIC TAGS: Insulating material, filler, varnish, particle discharge, material
failure
ABSTRACT: Samples of insulating materials have been tested on an outdoor stand.
,,The analysis shows that the most resistant compound against surface failures to the
~Apoxy compound with a quartz filler. The surface of the samples to readily washed
off and the contamination is removed. The best results of testing materials based
on procedures of the InternaMonal Committee of Electrical Eagineerlag were obtain-
ed with the varnish F-32L_ 16The classification of materials by ICEE procedures does
not fully reflect the76_e_F_avi6r of materials under atmospheric conditions and high

LP~797-67
: NRx AP6031064
voltage since contamination to regarded as a factor increasing conductivity over the
surface of the sample. Under natural conditions, contamination also affects the
pattern of wetting and the behavior of particle discharges a factor which cannot be
ignored with an increase in voltage. The paper was presented by the Department
of High Voltage Technology on 4 December 1965. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and
3 tables. IBased on authors' abstract)
SUB CODE: 1l/ SU13M DATE: 04Dec65/ ORIG REF: 001/ OTH REF.,. 001/
Card 212

ALEKSANDROV, Ye... arkhitektorj CHUTRO, A., inzh.1 .~OIDVI F.p inzh.
Ihillding an apartment house of vibrated brick panels on settling
soi.le Zhil. stroi. no. 4:27-29 Ap 161o (MIRA 14:5)
(Kherson-Briok bouses) (Foundations)

LIKETSYM, Ya. , inzh, ; SOLOV'YEV, F. , inzh.; GIRUTRO, A. , inzl;,
Houso wide of vibrated brick panels for rural construction.
Zhil. stroi. no.9:20-2.1 S 161. (141RA 14:9)
(Apartment houses)

SOL40VOYEVY F.
Improving the fastening of a fan spindle. Avt.tran8p. 41 no.103
Ja 163, (KERA 1622)
(Fans, Mechanical)

St,LC,T',Y-:,V, F.A., inzh,; ZMN, Yu.I., irizlna
Eroction of polds of electric trwwraissiGn lines using an auxiliary
ta~mr. Mont. i spets. rab. v stroi. 25 no.5:19-21 My, 163.
(MRA 16:7)
1. Gosudarstvennyy proyektnyy institut Urproyekstallkonstruktaiya
i tr~t3t Kr;jvoroz;istallkozistriaktsiya.
(Mectric lines-Poles and towers)

SOLOVIYEVP F.A.,, inah.; SHCHERBAK, P.G., inzh.
Manufacture of blast furnace bell$ from large elements. Mont.
i spete. rab. v fftroi. 25 no.1:20-21 -Ta 163. (MIRA l6s6)
1. Institut Ukrproyakt-stallkonstruktsiya i Siatsiallnoye
upravlenlye trests Krivoroshatallkonstruktslya.
(Blast furnaces)

ZYBIN, Yu.I., inih.; ~q~q'~IYEV F.A., insh.
~ _.J,
Ways to improve the design details and methods of assembling the
gas purification of a blast furnace. From. stroi. 40 (1 a. 411
no.4s46-49 Ap 163. RRA 1613)
1. Treat Krivoroshotalikonstruktsiya (for Zybin). 2. Gosudarstvennyy
proyaktnyy institut po, proyaktiroyaniyup issledovaniyu i ispytaniyu
stalInykh konstruktsiy i mostov.
(Blast furnaces-Equipment and supplies)
(Gases-Purification)

A I
ZYBIN, Yu.L~L-S-~LL~1011y~-V,-,-F. .,- Inzh.
New method of erecting the supports for electric power trans-
mission lines and installations of the tower type. Prom.
stroi. 41 no.11:32-35 N 163. (MIRA 17t2)
1. Trost Krivorozhatallkonstrtiktsiya (for Zybin). 2. Gosj-
darstvannyy proyektnyy institut Ukrglavotalikonstruktaiya
(for Solov'yev).

7YBIN, Yu. I., lnzh.;-SOLOVIYEV, F. A.
Assembly of cylindrical vells made or precast reinforced
concrete. Prom stroi 41 no* 22:32-33 D 163, (MIRA 1715)
1, Trest Krivor02hStalikonstruktalyn (ror 7ybin). 2. Goau-
darstvennyy proyektnyy institut Ukrproyektatalikoristruktalys
(for Solavlyev).

ZYBIN, Yli.l., lnzh.; CUT, A.M., inzh.j L;Q,OV'YFV, F.A., ln2h.
Rapid erection of a head framo during the reconstruction of a mine.
Shnkhl.stroi. 8 no.1:21-23 J& 164. (KIRA 17W
1. Treat KrIvorozhstallkonstruktaiya (for Gut). 2 Gosudarstvannyy
proyaktnyy institut Ukrproyaktatallkonstruktslya (for Solovlyev).

f;OLCV'Tzv, r.A., kandidat vetorinamykh nauk; BOYKIN# A-1.
Report on the work of the CheboUrikhlaskly gooveterlmr7 station.
Veterinarita 30 no.5:8-11 X& 153. (MM 6:5)
1. Zaveduyushchiy yeterinarno-xoogiglyenicheskim Welom lrkut-
skajunchw-iaslodowaitallskoy.voterinanoy opytROY 9t&Atlli (for
VpiqO-yev): 2. Glavnyy zootekhnik Ubloollkhosupravlenlya (for
Boykin).

TOI.HCHU. A.P.. kandidat vateriaarnykh nauk$- SOIA)V'YEV. F.A.. kandidat
vaterinarnykh nauk; FOXIMA. T.M., nauchnyy s~o M
Toxicosis in farm animals from bites of simultum gnats. Vetert-
nartia 30 no.7:49-50 JY '53. (NLU 6:7)
1. Irkutakays, nauchno-looledovatellskaya veterinarnaya opytnaya
stantsiyn.

SOWVITEV, F.A., lu-.ndidat vaterinarnykh nauk.
Veterinary hygiene standards for keeping calves in unheated
buildings in eastern Siberia. Veterinarita 32 no-11:7843
N 155. (MLRA 8:12)
l.Irkutaka7a WITOS.
(SIBERIA, EASTEMI-PARM BUILDINGS-EMATIBG AND VENTHATION)
(SIELTIA, EASTERII-CALVES)

8
SHISHKOVI V.P.,, dotsant,- BABAK, I.M.j, aspirant; SOMINV%F.-A., dotsent;
DANILUSKIY,, V.Mav dotsent4 VISHNIUKO-, Ss*,Ii...,,
TITOV, 0.1,1 OKUNTSOVI L.P.; AFANASIM, V.P.; ZHAROV, A.V#,,
assistant; SLUGIN, V.S.; UMOV, O.N., aspirant
Noninfectious diseases# Vaterinarila 41 no.4364-W Ap 164,
(MIAA 17s#)
1. Moskovskaya vaterinarmaya, akademiya (for Shishko,!,v Zharev).
2, Belotearkovskiv seliskokhozyavetvennyy iftetitut (Zor BabakL
3. Velikolukakiy Bellskokhozyaystvennyy inatitut,(fw Salorlyev).
4. Kurskly sellskokhosyaystyennyy institut (for Vl*hmp&kvw)*'
5, Zaveduyushchiy otdalom nezarasnykh zabo2vvaniy S"Ubwy
nauchno-proizvodstvannoy veterinarnoy laboratorii (for Titay).
6f Zaveduyushchiy Beresovskay veterinarnoy laboratoriyoy,,
Volgogradskaya obl. (for Okuntsov). 7. Nauchno-issladovateliskiy
institut sellskogo khozyaystva Kraynago Sevem (for Afanam yev).
S. Puahkinskil zverosovkhoz Moskovskoy oblasti (for Slugin;.
9 Laningradskiy voterinarMy inatitut (for Kr7lOv).

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at the ~-srr part of the trunk, um" raMy on thp twip of the mwn.
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SCUM-N, F. A.
I'llunp
I gus Liscases of Oak Groves of the Shipova Iloxest and Tellepinanov
Groves," Trudy Losotgknicheskoi 11-a enii imord S- M. Yoriva, no. 49
1938, pp. 7P-125. 99.9 L541
So: 15 1~--c. 1953

SOLON I Y ---I. F. A.
UNIN, S. 1. and SOUVIYEN, F. A. *Defectiveness of pine and pine-spi-me stneds of
Svai,dlovsk Oblast and its eft*ect on thtj output of spttcial ti.-.ber grades*, Sbornik nauch.
trudov (Urallskly lesotekhn. in-t), Moscow-Leningrad, 1948, p. 12-319 - Bibliog: p. 29-31
SC: U3261p 10 April 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 11, 1949)o

I
VOY7 - i)l ` V' Y nVI v . A .
Issledovanie antiseptichnosti nekotorykh dvukhrumovykh solay i aWy-
kosti khromirovannoy drevtsJny. 'frudy inta biologii (Akad. nauk 33511,
Uralyskiy filial)., vyp. 3., 190, 9. 65-72 -- bibliogr: 11 nstv

3 1 ~, Q ~~,u . V. It.
I...... I I ;- I - I
Mekhanicheakie svoystva khromimvannoy drevesiny. TI'4, Inf-ta b1ologii.
(Adad. nauk SSSR, Ural'3kiy filial)., VYP- 3p 1949) a- 73-82- -- bibliogr,-
R, nazv.

J^"I 0 5 9. S-jI~"V'Yr-Vj' F..A.
Isaledovanie antiseptichnosti sullfitnykh melokov) stoykosti, i
rekhanicheskikh svoy3tv propitannoy imi drevesirV trudy In-ta biologii
~Adad-ns-k SSSR, Urallskiy filial), vYP. 3, 1949, s. 90-105. --
bibliogr: 1b nazv

SOLIMYRY, Y. A.
"Utkinakoys IdLk" in the Urals (Having a Submergod Forest),I Priroda, No. 10. 1949.

I . :. I "I'l Pr- 11.1 - I
! , I I t . "
2. 'T-7-1
4. 171--11 "Wintlin 7~r,,-Inn - Grriftinp?
7. Natur,d 7rift o,.' a codar to % nin,~ in the Urals. P-Irodtt, 471, No. 3, 1951.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, MW., -1953, Uncl.

,JOLOVIT'"i, F.A.
- I . . I . -
Sibirlan pine and Its significance in the national econnV. Truo
Inst.biol.UYAN SSSR no*6:3-34 155. (MLRA q:2)
(Pinn) (Forests and forestry-o7,cowmlc aspects)

- C MV I YTV, A.
Geographical diqtriMition and location of Sih,!-rion nine forests in
the UrAlp. Trudy InAt. biol. UFAN S&M zxo.~-34-61 155 (?!.'.RA 9:2)
(Urall mountAin region--Pine)

~".A*
Fruiting of Siberian !)in* forAsts boyond the Ursd Iloijalsins.
Tr.-4.r Inat,blol. UPAU sf~-.a no.6:?6-,)6 155. (VLJqA 9,2)
(Urml mountain r,%t0ft--Pln9

SOIA)VOYNY, ?,A.
I
03alf-graftingO of Siberian and common pins. Trudy Inst.blol.
U7AN SSSR ne.6:97-104 155. (Pins) (KWU 9:2)

- i, -(;V I TF.V , F. A.
Phystatil nnil mechAnic.-I -)ronprtlem of tho wood of thob Sih#,Plan f!r
(AbIsgs Ribirics) In th,- NorCl,~brn Altsit MoiintRins. Tridy Inst.biol.
11YAH SS5-R nc.6.-n6-175 '55. qum 9: 2)
(Altai Hountrtinq-Fir) (Wood)

OLOY I M, a V.A.
4, I., - ~ - ,
Rot resistance of the wood of some conifers. Trudy Inst.blol.UYAM SSSR
no.6:176-188 155. (KW 9-2)
(Conifeme-Dies"oe and posts) (Wood-docAylmg fungi)

USSR/ Geology - Underground streams
Card 1/1 Pub. 86 - 2.7/38
Authors I Solov'".F. A., Cand. Tech. Sc.
Title I Underground non-froazing river
PdriOdiva I Priroda 44/5, 3-14 - 115, Jul 1955
Abstract I A description is given of the Talitsa-Turtishchonskaya river in the
northern Urals, which flows 5 km underground and comes to the r=-
face 1 km from its mouth. This kilometer section remains urfrozcn
in winter. Speed of current, dimensions,, color and mineral content
of water, etc. are stated. Two USSR referencoa (1928-1949). Illus-
trations.
Institution : .....
Submitted . .....

SOLOYSTICV, F.A., kandidat tekhnichookikh nauk.
- -
5T~V;At&U I
Scotch pine' inthe Urals. Pr1roda 45 no.12:100-101 D 156. (KLRL 10:2)
1. Institut biologil Vrallskogo filial& kkademit nauk SM (Sverd-
lovsk).
(Ural Mountain region-Pine)

SOL01PYEV, F.A.
Resistance of wood with false hartwood to rot which is caused by
the-haVoe fungus Serpula lacrymsms (Wulf. ex F.) Bond. (Meri1ius
domeotious Falok), Trud7 Inate biol, UPWI WSR no;17199-105 160,
(HIRA 14:4)
(WOOD-DWAYING FUMI)
J.
."L

SOLOV'YAV, F-A,
Katerlals on the typolog7 of the scattered pine forest patches
of the Tobol Valley and Southern part of Chelyabinsk Province.
Trudy, last. biol. UFAN SSSR n0-19-.77-96 060. (MIRA U110)
(Tobol Valley-Forest ecology)
(Chelyabinsk Provitce-Forest ecology)

SO"I"Y; 11 F A,
,.f J Llk I V ~-~ sI
Sapropel as a fertilizer and cattle feed equipment. Prlroda
53 no.901-82 164. (MIRA 17:10)
1. Volikolukskiy sel'skokhozyaystvennyy institut.

CategCry USSF/9ptice - X Rays K -8
Abe Jr.:ur Ref Zhur - Fizikap W% 2~ 1957, Nw., 5263
Auth,,kr S,~1!:Wev, F~T-
Title InVEMMICn of the Vap,,:r1z%bi1jty .~f ?hmgst,!:, Wrrirs , f X-ray
Tubes.
Orig Pub Tr- Toeentr- n-1. in-te rentge-a-1, 1 1955" 9, P-CY4-210
Abstract The epattexing of tungsten mirT~rm 0 vw,'.-,us ~rlgtcs Me InVleti-
gated by heating them In a vacuum tr-) 2800' f-, s-,x h:uxe. 'It VSS
established 1hat the vaprizability cf m1--f--rn ef Russi&n awifactwe
to 1.7 x 10-'j 9-2 sec-1 arid is ~--f th,!, asme C- Ider !--f MwItudo as
that cf foreign specimen Micr~~,ec,~,pic 1:f the f,~--ua
have also shnm appr,-~xUmtely a similar V.1cture -,f the Urtnictlca
of the surface cf the tungsten. It Is ccaclude4 that therm- to w
baste for rePcIng the rated sj--c-&'r1c ltoi Russian x2isy tubes
* 11;0 X/ mm as against the usLm-jy s-,:,!6pt
t el 200 x/ mm
Caxd 1/1

ZHIRNOV, Anntoliy Petrovich, SOLOVITW# F.It, r"d.; BULIDTAT", N.A.1 takhn,
red # %KWW4 W- -. _. ~
[Rapair of protective easings and replncement of X-ray tubso In them:
inntnictionel llemont xAshchitnykh kozhukhor I smona rentganovskikh
trubok v nikh: motodicheskie ukAxnnitas MoRkYA, Goo. izd-vo mod. lit-ry
1958. 10 D. (MIRA 11:9)
(K rays-Rquipment and sup!)lies)

~).Yc. ; BEI ll-~Z'E"; Oct. .14
A) ZIT MtGy 00
BUL', 1- , G.A. ; G( ` LIT ZACkRUYKO
u JH I
L.G.; KAZAFGV, L.;,.; XALYk-IN, 133.1.; YA:-,AS-',K, X-A.; KACI!Af1-,
V.G.; KISFLEV, A.S.; LAGUM, F,F.; LAZk- -9.0, Ye.K.;
IAZK,,,ElIKO, El; LAPITSElY, E-E.M.; LAFG*.--.!K, F.Ye.; USIKOV,
IV
V.A.; LETIOSIII-n .:.L,; ?-.ALAKFOVSYJY, V.F.; I.-ITKINE , N.V.;
MISS, A.K. Al~ Z!, 1*-* 9 V. s ;;1IDIIII, S.A.;
lb ; SK . . .1. 1 yl.-
F
F.I.). SlItyrtillp A.I.; Yu.rs.; EIIIIXISKAYA-~77-~-p
I ,
S.Yc,; F(TZENKO, V.Yu.; SKYOLA, I.N.; SPI'al;OV,
I
A.G.; YJVIOS,',l'CHbK, I.I.A.; ZA*71111.~UKMI,A, V.11,,, rud.
[Prublcr.3 of metallol.:eny in Lhe Ukraine) FrobltluW motallo-
j-,enil U~.-ainy. Ki;--v, Laukova dmka, 111,64. 254 P.
(1-111RA 18:1)
1. Akaderlya nnuk URS.jI, Kiev, In:,,tytut goologiclaWkh nauk.

SHKABARIVIA, B.M., insh.; SOLOVIYEV, G.A., inzh.; STANKEVIGH, j.M., inzh.;
LISOVSKIY, G.D.- Inth. ' '
A
Using reduced diameter boreholes. Gor. zhur. no.8:74
Ag 164. (MIRA 17110)
1. Salairskly rudn.'k (for Shkabarnya, Solovlyev).
2. Vsosoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy inatitut tsvetnoy
metallurgli (for Stankovich, Llsovskly).

SOLDVITup G.
First steps of the new party committee. Rech. transp. 22 no.91
6-7 S 163. (MIRA 16t10)
1. Instruktor Dzerzhinskogo rayonnogo koviteta Koummisticheskoy
partil. Sovetskogo Soyuza Leningrada.

BWK, U.S.; SOLOVITIV. G.A.; BARANOVSKIT, F.I., otv.red.; KOLOMIYTSEV,
A.D.. red.lzd-va; ALADOTA. Te.L. takhn.red.
(Machinery for the coal mining industry; a catalog) Gornye
mashiny dlin ugollnoi promysh'Lonnosti; allbom. Moskva, Ugle-
teWsdat. 1958. 231 P. (MIRA 12:4)
(COA1 mining machinery)
'- I

MAKAG014OVt SOLOVITEN, G.A.
Calzulation of the correction for the effect of relief during
otxiervations by a gravimetero Izvo M# ucheb, zfLv,l 90*1, 1
razy. 6 no.5:122-127 My 165. MIRA AsIO)
1. Mookcrtskiy geologorawa4crahrrry Irotitut imeni Ordzhonikidze,

G.A., Aq- 'rant
.1, ,.,11 r, -,anc:n of the investigation o0 the nonuniform mAgn-stization
I, A j A
of ro,:7k:3~ lzv#,rfs,ucheb#z&v.; gool, I razvo 7 no,3sl2O-l23 Mr 161.
(MIRA 18 3)
1. MoskovskJ/ geologorazvedochnyy Inntitut im. S.()rdz)ionlkldze.

SOLOVIYKVP G.A., aspirant
Interpretation of isometric magnetio anomalies. lzv. vyv, ur-heb,
zav.; geol. I razv. 7 no,7&107-3-10 JI 164 (MIRA 18:2)
1. Moskovskly ge6logora2vedochnyy inatitut im. S. OrdzhonikidzA.

SOLOV'YKVj G.B.p inzh.
Device for determining the polarity of constant ma stic fields.
Prom. energ. 19 no.6tlfi Je'64 FMIRA 17:7)

6(4)
AUTHORS: Leonrva, Z. M. , Pass, It. I. sov/lic)5- 13-11-6/15
Porotskiy, F. Ya., Solo I ", G F
Mu2i~
TITLEs Experience When UoJng Strong Oscillator Tubes in Impulse
Operation (Opyt ispollzovanlya moshchnykh generatornykh lamp
v impul'snom rezhime)
PERIODICALt fiadiotekhnika, 1.958) V,,)l 130 Nr 1,16, PP 59--45 (USSTO
ADSTRACTt The possibility of using strong oscillator tubes with active
cathode, which are intended to be used for continuous operationt
are investigated in pulsed apparatus. The preliminary tests$
which were carried out by B. I. Polyakov, B. T. Zarubinq B. M.
Gutner and K. R. Bulychev, gave positive results. On the
strength of these results investigations of these tubes were
carried out on. a largvr 9--.ale from '6955 to 1956. Work was
carried out in two directions: 1) Testing of the tubes in static
operation for the purpose of obtaining the entire family of
static characteristics necessary for calculating the impulse-
operation of the generator. 2) Control of dynamical operation
Card 1/3 for the purpisc, of rhocking the work~.nj?, of tubea in pulsed