SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TARVYDAS, R. - TASCHNER, E.

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,TARVYDAS, R.
Sizes, forms, and roundness of crystalline glacial boulders in
the Lithuanian S.S.R. Trudy AN Lit. SSR. Ser. B no.2:189-203
162. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Institut geologii i geografii AN Litovskoy SSR.

TATMAS, R.:
GEOGRAPIff & GEOLOGY
MOKSLITTIAI PRANESIMAI.
TARVYDAS, R: GUDT-~'LIS, V. Contribution to the question of the regularities
of the spread of crystal indicator boulders of
the last and nenulitamate glaciations in the
territory of bie Lithuanian SSR. P. 55.
Vol. 62 1958.
Monthly List of East 1-uropean Accession (EEAI) LC Vol. 8, No. 3
March 1959, Unclass.

TARVYDI-32 S.
Concerning physical geographical divisions of the Lithuanian SSR*
P. 17, (Lietuvos TSILIMKSLU akademija. Geologijos ir geografijos institutas.
HDKSLINIAI PRANESIMAL. Vol. 1, 1955,, Vilnius, Lithuania)
Monthly Ihdex of East European Accessions (EM) W. Vol. 7,, no. 2.,
Feburary1958

HUNGAIRY/Physical Chemistry. Colloid dhemistry. Dispersion.
Systems.
AS Jour: Ref. 2hur-Khin-, No 23, 1958, 76901.
Author : Tar
Inst OEFRan AcadwW of Sciences.
Title Settling Velocity of Solid Particles in Coarse
Suspensions.
Orig Pub: Acts, techn. Aced. scient. hung., 1958, 20, No 1-2,
197-207-
Abstract: It is shown that the Settling velocity of the
dispersed phase in coarse suspensions is equal
to the Settling velocity of separate particles
vo a C V-d-T-X-- (Newton's forpil
W the f tar f - 1, 1
multi lied b-
where d is
Card 1/2

TAIMAIT, I.; VOSIA, R.; SHOHLO, A.
Iffect of preliminar7 thermal treatment an the photoconductivitr of
NaCl crystals subjected to the action of X rays. Krietallografiia
5 no.2:323-324 Mr-Ap 160. (MIRL 13 t 9)
1. Iustitut meditainskoy fisiki Budapeshtskogo meditsinskogo
universiteta,
(Salt er7atale-Optical properties)

URITAN, Peso I
._[Tarjan. Ross (Tengriya).
Noomwement enginstrIng 444. the theory of informatiou, Iza. takh,
no;2s22-25 Mr-Ap 157 (XtIA lot6)
(inf;rmation theory)
(Mensuration)

TAR I TAN
Problem of carotene metaboliou Lvith summary In English].
Top* Pits 17 no.40-8 Je-Ag'58 (KIRA 11:7)
1e Is Instituta pitanlya (dir. A. Tarlyan) Venegerskoy Narodnoy
Respubliki. BoUpesht.
(CAROTENN, metabolism
(Run))

1.4
ISM I

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10-

TAMRSHY. B.F., -iazh.; TOBAK, M.Z., inzh.
Ligbt-dugy D-464 asphalt placer. Strot.t dor.mobinostr. 5 no.3:
12-13 Mr 160. (MIRL 13:6)
(Road machinery)
(Pavements, Asphalt)

USSR/ Scientific Organization - Conferences
cam 1/1 Pub- 46 - 19/19
Authors- i Tarycheva, T. G*
Title t The status and tasks of Sc~viet paleontology
Periodical i Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geol- 3, 167 - 168, May - Tm 1954
Abetraot Minutes are presented of the conference held during Sanuary 27 28, 1954
at the All-Union Faleontological Society in ~bscow whers the present
status and the future tasks of theSoviet Paleontological Society were
debated.
Institutiont .....
Submitteds February 27, 1954

TARYCHEVA, V.; GRnSKEVICH, I.; PETUNINA., A.
.,-.
In cooperation with medical workers. Okhr. truda i sots. strakhe 5
no.WI-22 -Ag 162. (MMA 15:7)
1e Strakhovyp delegaty sudoremontnogo zavoda Hurmanskogo Arkticheskogo
parokhodetva. (Murmansk-Sl2ipbuilding-Hygienic Iaope ets)

p . 11.
Elektrotekhnicheakie materialy (Electrc-techriiial materialp). 121. 4-e. Yoskv---., ~,osen-
ergoizdat, 1952. 288 p.
SO: Monthly List of Russian Accessionq, Vol 6. No. 3. Avie 1953
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41
as=bfa add In
v, and R. Belova-Staykova
C. R. Acad. Sri. U,R.S.S., 19S6, Ift 1057-100 (f. P. PavlOv
Higher IT ,d* huit., Plovdiv. Bulgarlal-Stioes f froiten 91111till
containing blood were treated with Giroud and Leblanc itagen*s to
determine the ascorbic a&d content in the blood. In hainan blood.
ptatelets, And leucocytes contained mcAt of the asccrbic acid.
Chitken enibrya Wood contained high carxn. of ms~Dovbx- ixid but Ln
adult hens (and (rugs) a pasitive reiction was obtainoi in some
cases only after previous intravenous injection of asctrbic acid.
Nqrcmix tends to decrease the ascorbic acid content in pla%rna and
in tho red layer of contriNged blood. Stlnj.~ tants (ca f4.qnc) tend
to Increaso it. (Ruttian) A.Gaivainwsmi.

KISEIEV.4 N.N.; TARYNIN, G.A.
Machine for cutting small section specimen. Sbor. rats@
predl, vnedr, v proizv. no.2:64 161. (MIRA 34t7)
1. Zlatoustovskiy meta-Um gicheWdy zavodo
(Grinding machilies)
k, is,

STANKUll fl.v.~ .1
4 M~Njfl. V.V.
I I
U8,-4 mud pumps. Vash. i r.,~Sft. rbcr. '65. , 3 ~ , ;~ A --, ~ . -, "
; I;
1. Urallskiy zavod tyazhelogo maahlriostrcy;-ni~a jrf~rj~ 0(,I-E(~
Ordzhonikidze.

TYIJTIUNNIKOV, A.B,,, kand.tekhn.naukj SHAJUIOVI F.N.,, inzh,j TARININt Ye.K.p inzh.;
BURINJO V.L., inzh,; RUDSKAYA, G.M., inzh,
Determinlng the effioienV of standardized bubble-oap plates.
Khim. i neft. mashinontr. no.9:15-17 S 165-
(MIRA 18:2.0)

ACCESSION NRt AP4039784 S/0286/64/000/010/0037/0037
AUTHORt Vasillyev, V. (;.I Clushkov, R. X.; Zverev, A. V.1 Mikheyev,1
!.V# Yes; Ryabokon', Ma ?.I
i TITLE# A system for reiLulatLng the Hach number in wind tunnel#$
'Class 21, No. 162583
SOURCEt Byule isobr. I tovar. snakov, no. 10, 1964, 37
TOPIC TACSz wind tunnel, Mach number, automatic control, wind
tunnel Instrumentation
ARSTRAM An Author Certificate was issued for a system containin;
a programing unit, a comparing unit, devices for measuring static
and total pressures In the tunnel, and a throttling unit. The Mach
number is automatically c ntroll;d b~ an electromechanical computing
Unit- (Author Certificate Ng, 12 438 which is Incorporated in the
faed~ack circuit and aample the Haab number from stati4-and total
pressures*
ASSOCIATIONi none

TSUPRUNp L.I.1 TAFMTIRAr M.I.
(Study of the behavior of otainless steel IDI&M in contact with
liquid leadv bimuthp and their eutectic aLloy at a temperature of
500-600POI Isoledovanie p'ovedeniia nerzhaveiushchei stali JM8NqT
v kontakto a zhidkim evintsomv vimmtom i ikh evtektichaskim splavom
pri temperature 500-WOOC. Moskraq 1955. 9 it. (MA .14%7)
(Steel,, Staimleso-Ana4sio)

ZRIKHAREVICH, S.A.; KARAULOV, A.G.j SAFRONOVA, I.P.; PANICH, B.r.;
DRUM, Ye.P.; DYMARSKIY, M.Ya.; MOISErEUKOv A.I.;
'KWj7ANIJitq-_'
Replacing steel, eircular-flanged ingot stools by
graphite-containing ones. Ogneupory 28 no.iO:437-443 t63.
(MIRA 16:11)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledamtellskiy institut ogneu_
(for Zhikharevich, Earaulov, Safronova). 2. Ukrainskiy-
nauabno-issledovatellskiy inst4.tut metallov (for Panich).
3. lowaunarskiy metallurgicheskiy zavod (for Dryapik,
Dymarokly, Moiseyenko, Tarzeyan).

PAVLOVIC,q S.~-TARZIC, S.; NIKOLIC9 Vera
Hydrozincites and mdthsonites of the Mezica Mine (Slovenia).
Bul soi nat SAN 25 no.7sl43-145 159. (EW 9sl2)
1. Laboratoire de Mineralo e, UrAversite de Beograd.
(Slovenia-Minerals1i
(Fqdrozincite)
(Smithsonits)

I SOV/96-59-9-3/22
AUTHORS: Vargaftik, N.B. (Doctor of Technical Sciences), and
Tarziman A,(Engineer)
TITLE: _1501115-p-e'rimental Investigation of the Thermal Conductivit-y
Of Steam at High Temperatures and Pressures
PERIODICAL: Teploenergetika, 1959, Nr 9, pp 15-21 (USSR)
ABSTRAM Previous work on the thermal conductivity of steam is
briefly reviewed. Ebcisting results at a pressure of 1 atm
are in good agreement at temperatures up to 900 OC. The
influence of pressure on thermal conductivity has been
studied less, and available data at high pressures is
clearly inadequate- It was, therefore$ decided to study
further the thermal conductivity of steam at high
pressures and temperatures, particularly at pressures up
to 300 atm and temperatures of the order of 700 OC. The
tests were made by the hot-wire method which has been
previously described; the experimental apparatus is
illustrated diagrammatically in Fig 2. A number of
advantages are claimed for this method of measurement..
Special attention was paid to the risk of formation of
hydrogen from water in the autoclave as a result of
Card 115 oxidation of the metal. The autoclave was accordingly
lined with seamless tube of pure silver. A number of

SOV/96-59-9-3/22
An Experimental Investigation of the Thermal Conductivit-I of Steam
at High Temperatures and Pressures
other special features of the equipment are described.
One of the measuring tubes used is illustrated in Fig 3
and the leading dimensions and correction for eccentricity
are given in Table 1. The coefficient of thermal
conductivity was calculated by Eq (3). Corrections were
made to allow for the flow of heat from the ends of the
heater, the temperature drop in the wall of the measuring
tube, linear thermal expansion of the measuring section,
and radiant heat exchange. Hitherto in measuring thermal
conductivity of gases it has been assumed that radiant
heat transfer is independent of conductive transfer.
However, as steam at high pressure is an absorbent semi-
transparent medium it is necessary to elucidate the
conditions under which the effects of radiant and
conductive heat transfer may be considered separately.
This point is considered and it is found possible to use
existing equations for the separate calculation of the
two components. The thermal conductivity was calculated
Card 215 by Eq (3) and the radiation from the Stefan-Boltzmann
formula. The experimental data and the corrections which

SOV/96-59-9-3/22
A~ Experimental Investigation of the Thermal Conductivity of Steam
at High Temperatures and Pressures
were used in determining the coefficient of thermal
conductivity are given in Table 2. Because of the small
diameter of the hot wire the correction for radiation was
less than 3% even at temperatures above 700 Oc. The
correction for loss of heat from tho ends of the heater is
about 1-2% and that for expansion of the measuring section
about 0.3-0.7%. Analysis of possible errors in the
determination of thermal conductivity showed that the
maximum error did not exceed 1.5% at temperatures up to
600 OC. The error increases to 2% at higher temperatuzes
and in tests on the 350 and 300 kg/cm2 isobars at a
temperature of 450 OC. The data for the temperature range
OG and pressures up to 350 kg/cm2 cover a region
hitherto unstudied. Where comparison with the data of
other authors is possible it is shown that the greatest
divergence from previous test data of the All-Union Theimo-
Technical Institute at 450 OC is 34%; at 350 OC up to
100 atm, the difference is less than 1.2%. It should be
mentioned that the new experimen:tal results are
systematically lower than the old ones at high pressures,
Card 3/5 the difference tending to increase with the pressure.

SOV/96-59-9-3/22
An Experimental Investigation of the Thermal Conductivity of Steam
at High Temperatures and Pressures
The values published by Keyes for the 350 OG isotherm
appear to be 5% low. It is of interest to apply Eq (1)
to the experimental data; the corresponding curve is
plotted in Fig 4. The results show that the change in
thermal conductivity from the value corresponding to 1 atm.
bears a simple relationship to the specific gravity.
The now experimental values of thermal conductivity may
conveniently be compared with the values quoted in the
tables of the All-Union Thermo-Technical Institute by
constructing similar curves, as is done in Fig 5. Here
the lower curve corresponds to the new test data and the
upper curve to existing test data using Eq (2). The
greatest difference between the curves is 7%, but there
are so few earlier values at high pressure that the
coefficients in Eq (2) could not bo determined very
accurately. The new data fully confirmed the existence
of the above-mentioned relationship between the change in
thermal conductivity from the value at 1 atm and the
Card 4/5 specific gravity, which is very important in formulating
tables. The tests also showed that the relationship is

SOV/96-59-9-3/22
An Experimental Investigation of the Thermal Conductivity of Steam
at High Temperatures and Pressures
somewhat different from that previously assumed. The
tests that have been made at pressures up to 500 atm
may be used to draw up a table of values of thermal
conductivity of steam over a wide range of temperatures
Card 515 and pressures and to correct existing tables.
There are 5 figures, 2 tables and 25 references, of which
15 are Soviet, 8 English and 2 German.
ASSOCIATIONs All-Union Thermo-Technical Institute (Veesoyuznyy
teplotekhmicheskiy institut)

'rAf-,ZTl'AlNl , A. A., Cand Tech Sol - (dl-s-,) 0"
thle heat conductan,~- r,.' ste;im xLHn M-77 parar.,!!tem," 19,jO 1-1
I
(Moscow Power Institute)
(KL, 109)

TARZIMANOV, A.A.
Application of the principle of corresponding states to the vis-
cosity of gases at atmospheric pressure. Inzh.-fix.sbur. no.2:74-
77 F ,6o. (MIRA 13:7)
1.*Vseaoyuznyy ordena Trudovogo Krainogo Znameni teplotakhni-
cheskiy nauabno-iseledovatellskiy institut im. F.S. DzerzbiL -
skogo, Moskva*
(Viscosity)

VARQMIK N.Be, doktor tekhn.nauk; TARZIMANN, A.A., inzh.
--- - - -1 - - I I
lxpertmental InvestimtIon of the heat conductance of
steam. Teploonergetike, 7 no.7:12-16 ii 160o (KIBA 13:7)
1. Veesoynxnyy toplotekbulabeekiy institut.
(Stean-Therml properties)

2 2 0
S/117 61/004/009/010/013
7216
tl jV 0 0 r1.2 B104 B125
AUTHORS: Tarzimanov, A. A.
TITLE: Thermal conductivity of monatomic gases
I
PERIODICAL: Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy zburnal, v. 4, no. 9, 1961, 86-89
TEXT: Following a previous paper (IFZh,, no. 2, 196o) concerning the
application of the principle of correspo'nding state3 to the viscosity of
a gas at atrrosi)heric pressure, this principle is now applied to the thermal
conductivity of monatomic ",ases. In choosing the system of variables,
the author refers to the Chapman-Enskog theory which furnishes the
expression X = (T/M)1/2 r-2 F(kT/F) for the thermal conductivity of monatomic
0
goses of low density. Referring to J. 0. Hirechfelder et al. (Molecular
Theory of Gases and Liquids, New York, 1954), the author represents the
reduced thermal condustivity X red as a function of the reduced temperature
T: X - xv 2/1 (M/T) 1/2 =f(T). The advantage of this definition of the
red cr
reduced thermal conductivity over the one used by other authors
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27250
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Thermal conductivity of monatomio gases B104/BI25
_) lies in the fact that the experimental data determined in
Zd - k/,k, , V
re 6-~
the neighborhocd of Tcr can be used directly for the determination of
k1or, Pig. I indicates that the values of Xred obtained by various
authors are very similar to a curve that is described by
ArGd' 4.24-10-.6 /(1 +1.00/r). This expression has the form of a vv
Sutherland equation. The curve of Fig. I allows the heat-conduction
coefficients of monatomic gases to be calculated Aithin the range of
T/To =0.5- 14. Next, E as a function of the reduced temperature is
'r
analyzed for monatomic gases. The e qua t ion 6 = 2 -522/0 +0-038 C/T) gives
a value of t which is about twice the value of that L which is obtained
from the Enskog equation. There are 2 figures and 12 references:
5 Soviet and 7 non-Soviet. The most important references to English-
language publications read as follows: W. G. Kannuluik et al. Proc.
Phys. Soo., 65B, 701, 1952; Keyes F. G., Trans. ASME, L6
809, 1954; ID
1395~ 1955; Vines R. G., Trans. ASME, Ser. C, no. 1, 1960.
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Thermal conductivity of monatomic gases
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy teplotekhnioheskiy
F. E. Dzerzhinskogo, g. Moskva
Institute imeni F. E. Dzerzhinl3kiy)
SUBMITTED: May 19, 1961
27250
S/170/61/004/CO9/010/013
B104/B125
institut im.
(All-Union Heat Engineering
Fig. 1. Thermal conductivity of monatomic gases according to published
data. Legends (1), (4), (11), 15) Z~ytseva L. S., Kand. dissertatsiyal
MAI, 1956, ZhTF9 no. 4, 19591 (2~ 1 ~5~, (12), (16) Kannuluik et al.;
(3), (6), (13), (17) Keyes et al-; 7 A. I. Rothman et al., Ind. a.
Eng. Chem., v 899, 1955; (8) (14) K.1. Sch'a'fer et al., Zeitschr. f.
Elektroch., F1, 1230, 19571 (9~ R. G. Vinesj (10) N. V. TBederberg,
V. N. Popov, N.-A. Morozova., "Teploenergetika", no. 6, 1960.
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VARGAFfIK N.B., doktor tekhn.nauk; TARZ114ANOV A At. kandotekhn.nauk
j I
Generalization of experimental data on the thermal conductivity of
steam. Teploonargetika 8 no.6:5-8 Je 161. (MM 14:10)
1, Voesoyuznyy teplotekbnichookiy institut.
(Steam.-Thermal properties)

MUKIIAMEDZYA11OVy G.Kh.; USMhNOV.,.-A.G.; TARZIMANOV~ A..A.
Experimental determination of the heat transmission of liquid
saturated hydrocarbons# Izvevyseuchebszav,; neft' i az 6 no.
9.05-W 163. NIRA 17:2)
1, KazifibT;J,,~-~' mIko-tekh&o'-4ofioheskiy inst'itut im. S.M.Kirova.

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MUKRAMETZYANOV, G.Kh.; TARZIMAJIOV, A.A.; USMANOV, A.G.
Experimental investigation of the heat conduction of
normal alcohols. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.;neft' i gaz - no. 1t
73-75 164. (MIRA 1717)
1. Kazanskiy khimiko-takhnologichaskiy institut imeni
S.M.Kirova.

MUKHAMEDZYANOVP GAh.; USMANOV, A.G.; TARZIMANOV, A.A.
Measurement of thermal conductivity of organic fluids and their
compounds, Isv. vyo. uoheb. Z"av.; neft' i gas 7 no,10170-74 964.
(MMA 13:2)
1, Kazanskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheakiy institut im. S,M, Kirova,

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TARZIMAMV, Dzh.A*
Development of the theory of electrolytic polishing based on the
study of electrode crystallization of metals. Report NO.2: Role of
metal structure In electrolytic polishing at low current densities
(anodic finishing). Trudy KKHTI no.16:171-186 '51 [Publ. '521.
(KIRA 12:12)
(Blectrolytic polishing) (Metals cMtals)

TARZIMANOV, Dzh.A.
-- W i
Iffect of th; shape and location of the mu*afactured object In the
electrolyte on the quality of electrolytic polishing at low current
densities. Trudy MMT1 n0,17;109-118 152 [Publ- 1531- (MIRA 12:11)
(Ileetrolytic polishing)

TARN IINOV, D.A., VAnd.tekbn.rAuk
%cbInIng of parts made of higb-9111con cast iron by means of
lathes employing hard-alloy-tools, Xhim.mamb. no.1:36-38
J& 160. (HIRA 13:5)
(Chemical evgIneering-Mquipmont and supplise)
(Cast iron)

9/137/62/N0/00.9/0211/0"23
A005/A101
AUMOR: Tarzima
TITLEi Determinii~g metal purity by measuring their reflecting capacity
(luster)
PIMIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 9, 1962, 110.. abstract 91702'
("Tr. Kazansk. khim. tekhriol. In-tall, 1961, no. 27, 180 -.182)
TEXT: The author proposes a simple and convenient method of determining
inetal purity by measuring the reflecting capacity of its electropolished surface.
Plate-shaped specimens, 'lOx3OxO.8 mm, cut out-of grade.M-0, M-1, M-2, M-3 and
MA Cu-strips were worked with emery paper, and polished until equal roughness
of the surfaces was obtained. Prior to finishing anodic treatment the rouSbness
of the specimens was tented on a Linnik interferometer. The reflecting capacity
was determined on a degreased surface with the use of a refleotometeN-type de-
vice. Then the whole specimen except the anodic surface.(about 2 em ) was Co-
Vered with bakelite varn ish, which was subsequently subjected to polymerization.
Electropo~ishing of vertically arranged specimens was performed in a spent solu-
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Determining metal purity by... A006/A101
tion of orthophosphoric acid at 180C and 1.25 amp/dm2 current density. After ob-
taining maximum possible improved quality of the surface, the specimen was extractr
ed, washed in a weak H3PO4 solution, dried and subjectedito the measurement of
the reflecting capacity. It is'thown that in case of polishing the surface by
mechanical means ~he metal puritk does not affect its rdf1boting capacity. It is
pointed out that the intensity 6f luster of electropolished Cu is in a direct
relationship with its chemical purity; maximum reflecting capacity was obtained
on a Cu specimen surface of 99.95% purity, and it was least on M-4. It wa3 found
that finishing anodic trimming may be employed to control the chemical purity of
metals by means of measuring theirieflecting capacity.
Z. Fridman
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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3/123/62/000/019/008/010'
A006IA101
AUTHOR: Tarzimanov, Dzh. A.,
TITLE: Drilling of high-silicon alloys
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, no. 19, 1962, 69 - 70,
abstract 19B367 ("Tr. Kazansk. khim.-tekhnol. in-ta", 1961,
no. 27, 183 - 189)
TEXT: The author presents results of investigations on the machinability
of highsilicon alloys,. used in chemical machinebuilding. The follo#ing problems
are discussed: wear of drills and the criterion of 'their getting blunt; the ef-
feat of the cutting speed, feeding rate, drill diameter, back angle, and ahar-
pening of the cross blade upon-the durability of the drill. The ferrosilide
(0.7% C; 15 - 16% si; 0,6% Mn; 0.02% S; 0.04% ~) with RB 360 - 370 was machLned
on a vertical drilling machine 2135 at 53 - 500 rpm spindle speed and 0.1 - 0.4
amm/rev feed rate, with spiral drills prnvided with P K 8 (VK8).s1qered carbide
plates, 6 - 18 mm in diameter, with 2(p = 118 - 120 ;. M - 15 - 20 ; P - 20'.
Drilling,was performed without cooling and use of conductors. The through holes
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Drilling of h1gh-silicon alloys A006^101
were drilled into blanks of up to 50 mm thick; the holes were 20 - 80 mm deep.
It was found that highsilicon alloys could be successfully drilled with VK8 -
sintered carbide spiral-shaped drills with sharpened crosspieces. At higher feed
rates the durability of the drill decreases. An Increase of the back angleo(,to
15 - 200 Improves the drill performance; it is less heated, its durability in-
creases sharply and the quality of machining is improved. With greater diameter
of the drill its durability is raised. Depending on the drill diameter, the
following machining conditions are recommended: cutting speed 15 - 25 M/min;
feed rate 0.1 - 0.2 mm/rev; drilling depth (without interrupted operation) up
to 20 - 80 mm. Durability of the drill (until normal blunting)-is then 50 - 60
min. There are 5 figures and 2 references. V/
E. Dymova
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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44 A 27-4-4/25
AUTHOR: Tarzimanov, N., Director of Teaching Methods Laboratory, Labor
-Reserve-s , ~i~stration of Tartar ASSR
TITLEt Methodological Aid for the Enterprises (Motodicheakaya pomoshchl
predpriyativam)
45--
PERIODICALt Proiessiohallno-Tekhnicheakoye Obrazovaniye, 1958, # 4, p 7-8
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is a report on local efforts to deal with the 20th
Communist Party Congress orders for better work in factories.
Appropriate wrders were issued in December 1957 and a "control
of worker cadres" was instituted. In December a special brigade
with Deputy Director G.M. Ryazantsev of,Technical School No. 5,
and Director and-Artisans' School No. 16, 1.1. Krivitskiy, made
a tour of inspection and found in several factories no training
at all nor any training aide. Another brigade was organized
for other factories where similar situations were found.
ASSOCIATION: Ucliebuo-metodicheaRly Imbinet respublikan kogo upravlenlya. trudavykh
Card 1/1 rezerrav Tatarskoy ASSR (Teaching Methods Laboratory, Labor Reserves
AVAILABLE: Administration of Tartar ASSR)
I Library of Congress

Didaotic requirements of specialsubject lessons. Prof.-tekh.
obr. 19 no.8:18-20 Ag 162. (KrRA 15:12)
1. Zaveduyushchiy uohobno-matodicheokim kabinetom
Tatarskogo respublikanskogo upravleniya profeasionalino-
teklmAcheskogo obrazovaniya,
(Teaching)

VINOG V.K.; RAZUKOTSKITq V*V.,; MOTA, L910; 2" Pope.
MIYNIXO7, O.V.; PICHUGINO BA,; FRCKOP'XxwVvo, ovoj
ZOSMMUTSCIT, V.S.-, IVANOTA, A.S.; SNIGnWj V.0., USHC
G.I.; VqRONXGTA* TIG'A.; ZANUTINA,'A.A.; SMIM~ NeAe; RIMIMp
A.I.; POPOV, B.L.;.YINOGZNOTV V.P.,*XABOiIOT, T.B.; CHUCHIKOTSUr,
So?.- IVANOT, Te.A.; AIKHDfOVq V,S,, r~d,; VIIIOGRADOV. VM., red.;
SXi;iOi, LK., red.; KMOVSYATA,.O*G*, red. izd-va; RUDIMII r',
AsKe, red, izd-va; LIM I.S., tekhn. red.
[foreign commerce of the U.S,S.R. with capitalist countries] rhesh-
n1aia, torgoylia, SSML a kapitalinticheekimi stranaml. Moskva, Vnesh-
torgisdatq 1957, 232 p, (MM 1117)
1. Moscow. Ikint1wo-Insledwratallskiy kon"ynalcturM inatitut.
(Rassia-Commerce)

KOZHEV','IIKOV, 0.; TARZIMANOV R.
The now Soviet-Yrench trade agreement. Vnesh.torp.. 29 no.2:16-19 '59.
(MIRA 12:4)
(Russia-Commerce-France)
(France-Commerce-Ruesia)

TARZIMAROV, R..
For farther development of Soviet-Yrench trade. Tnesh. torg. 30.
no.2:?1-23 16o. .. (MIRA 13:2)
Russia-Commeroe--France)
(France-Commerce-Russia)

KATSULAS, K.; TARZMWI~L.
Dodder control, Zashch. ro!;t. ot vrad. i bol. 10 no.10:47-48 165,
(MIRA 18:12)
1. StnrshLy agronom Uzuekskoy karentinnoy lab~-ratorii (for
Katqulas). 2. Nachalt-nik Tashkentskoy karantinnoy Impektsit
(ror Tarziyav).

SELIKHOVIGHp.V.A.; TARZIXEVO Z,,Sh,l BERDMV-9, D,B,p agronon-inspektor
Quarantine inspection helps the collective farm. Zashch. rsst.
oflyred, i bol,'7 no.9t47-48 S 162. (MIRL 16t8)
L..Direktor laboratorii Uzbekskoy karantinnoy inapektaii (for
Selikhovich). 2. Nachallnik Tashkentskoy oblastnoy karantinnoy
inspektsii (for Tarziyov),,
(Uzbekistan-Insects, injurious and beneficial)
(Uzbekistan-Dodder)

TARZIYEV, Z.; KOVALENKOV, G., agronom-inspektor
Flame cultivator in dodder control. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol.
10 no.21" t65. (MIRA 184)
1. Nachallnik Tashkentskoy kdrantin-noy inspektsli (for Tarziyev).

KOZAKIEWICZ, Angelina; MMILSKA, Janina
Strong inflammatory reaction of the eye caused 1)), liquid from the
primitive body cavity of Ascaris lumbricoides. Klin. oczna 32
'1:55
o. -57 162.
n
1. Z Kliniki Chorob Oczu A14 w Gdansku Kierownik: prof. dr nauk
med. I.Abranowicz Z Zakladu Biologii i Parazytologii PM w Gdansku
Kierowniki prof. dr mod. F. Pautsch.
(ASCARIS) (OPHTHAIMIA etiol)

WYN8fQ -m.ETO-mo "ina
GlycW-c curve in tbe courea of Uver cooddiosis in rabl-I ,a.
Acta parasit Fol 12 no.191309-311 164.
1. lnstitu~m of Biology and Parasitology of the School of
Mudialne, Gdannke

-L 42956-66 wT(l)1niT(m)1Ewp(j) RO/101
AC INRi AIR6024992 SOURCE CODXE.:- R 008i/661000VOWE21 H121
AUTHOR: ZabusovA, N. G.: Razumov, A. I.: Tarzivolova, T. A.
6
TIMS: Studies in the series of derivatives of z3hosphonouif and phosphonic acids.
Report 1`10. 30. Synthesis of nitrogen- and sulfur-containing derivatives of oxides 0
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Xhimiya, PaA 1, Abs. 7Zh399
REF SOURCE: Tr. Kazansk. khim-tekhnol. in-ta, vYp- 33, 1964, 167-1?0
TOPIC TAGS: organic nitrogen compoundp organic sulfur compoundi. organic phosphorus
compound
ABSTRACT: In a search for biologically active 'compounds, R20(0)CH2CONRIR" (I; alwayst:
R--:,,;t), i2P(O)RI (11), and RIP(O)CH2COIM2" (M) were obtained by two methods. In metb
od A, a mixture of R2POR and ClCH2=011R" is heated in a C02 atmosphere until the reac
tion starts, and the substances are crystallized from octane or heptane. In method B,
a mixturo of an amino and R2P(0)CH2CO0R is heated to 1306, and after driving off the
alcohol, the substances are separated R11 R11 the method of synth631S, the yield in
bo p. in *C/mm or ms p. in 0C. n20j, j4AO '
are given for 1; H, H, Ap 88# 77-89 -v
R, R, A, 71, 142-3/0 .18, 1.4864, 1.0427; Ph, Ph, A, 68.5 (by method B 64%), 88og,
-; H, Bu$ A, 64%4p 54p -, -; H, PhCH2, B, 72, 95, -, -; H$ Php Bp 78.5, 126, 7, -;
'H, p-lb%F4, As 37., 104p -1 -; for 11 (except R"); CH2CNp A. 83, 135-6/0-3 m- P. 1%
Card

--r-42-95
ACC NRt AR6024992
1.4790, 1-0764; CH2COSRt At 359 61t -, -; for UI: Pr, Ph, B, 66k 95, -, -; Pr, Phs
A, 63, 117, -, -. Some of 1-321 have a spasmolytic effeat.~ For Report 29., see
RzhKhim, 19669 m415. v. G. [Translation of abstractl-
SUB CODE: 07
Card

M7112MW

TASAREGOR TS V.
"Reform in the industrial and invention leadershipl"
p. 1 (Ratsionalizataiia) Vol. 7, no. 9p Sept. 1957
Sofiia, Bulgaria
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EKAI) W. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

TASBLITATOY, Kh. T.. Engineer.
"Rational Systems of Distributing Electric Power in Aprimdtural Arena of the Kazakh SSR.0
Thesis for degree Cand. Technical Sci. Sub 24 14W 49, All-Union Sci Pes Inst for
Mechanization and Electrification of Agriculture.
M Summary 82, 18 Doc 52, Dis sertal. -tons Presented For Pgaess in Science ad Zgeineering,
j.n w 11 Ic4 From VecherDMA Moskya, Jan-Doe 1949.
HoF3gSL Lj.

-TASBULATOV, - Kh. T. j--Engineer Cand, Tech. Scl.
Dissertation: ",R-tional Systems or Distribution Electrio Power in
Agricultural Areas of the Kazakh SSR."
1~
24 May 49
All-Union Scis Res. Inst for Mechanization Etnd Electification
of Agriculture
SO Vecheryin ?ea Moskva
surn 71

AU-THM:
TITLE:
PERIODIC.IL:
AIISMACT:
Card 1/5
Sc-r,:;e,rev, A. S. Docent 105-53-4-32/37
Dicsortations (Dinoertatnii)
Elektric,"ICS-tvo, 19589 lir 49 PP. 91 - 92 (US!-)R
Par the Do,;ree of Candidate of Technical Sciences,19,17-1954
At the All Union Institutes for the Mechanization and Elec-
trification of A,-riculture (11sesoyunnyyc instituty mel:`-ani-
natsii i elektrifhkatsii sell~,ko~;o kho:;yayrtva)
'I. Yo. Kulik" on July 1, 191,17: 11 Electric Illumination of
A_-ricultural Ni-ht Vlorl~ in the Fields". Official opponents
vrore: Doctor of Tec!mical Sciences Profe,-zor S. P. Vostroh-
nutov, Candidato of Technical Sciences B. 1. Lut-,ovsI:oy and
Can.didate of At;ricultural Scie:ices 11. A. Sz,!,,~.nov.
A. A. Kracnov,,on AuE,-ust 5, 1947: 11 The Structure of the
Enerjy Consumption and Vie Ways of its Rationalization in the
Case of Comolexe Electrification of the Kholchozes by S7,all
Electric Power Station Ei ". Official opponents were: Doctor of
Technical Sciences Profe.-mor M. G. Yevroinov and C%ndid,.-to of
klricultvral Sioncer, 1. A. Budzko.
lm. T. TasbitjA;~~ May 24, 1949: 11 Rt,.tior!-;l Electric Rne.,,~:y
D�-~tt ~-Ion S;,stomc in the Agricultural Arear of the Kazakh

Dissertations 0 51 FE; -4 - 3 2
j
SSR on tAc Basiz; of Their Enerc;etic Claosification". Official
opponents viere: ProfaCaor V. IT. Stepanov and Candidate of
A,;ricultuial Sciences A. G. Zakharin.
L. Gj_R.~boc1hi,-,on February 13, 1951: " InvestiL;antion of the
O-Deration P:,.,oce3c in ~Aa6metic I_-nitors of Tractors Mien Star-
ting t',,e ErL;inos 11. Official opponontc .,,,cre:Doctor of A:-7ri-
cultural Sciences Profescor I. T.Ku--net3ov and Ca-,,.dida'c of
Technical Sciences Docent lu. 1% Galkin.
A.. P. Zlat1-_OVS~_iY,on Fell-ruary 27, 1951: 'IT)-.c Carryin- out
of Vie Compound E.,.citation of Alternators in Electric Porer
Stations in t:ic Country". Official opponcntr, ,-.-ere: Doctor of
Technical Sciences P.,-ofessor A. G. Iooiflyan, Profes3or V. IT.
Stc--'anov and Caoi0i(latc of Technical Sciunces S. B. Yudit!~.,-iy.
D. 11% ~-yntrit.3kiy,or, June lo, 1952: 11 2roble.- of the S:,-.chro-
nization of Ccnera'ors in 1.11i~:(!-Drivon Rural
U E'~ectric Powell
Stationn 0-)crati,-7 'Within Virl EnLr,7,,,, Syntem". Offic-:~,.l o~,nne.,.tz;
S. '-'.'Id Doctov of Tcc!iJcrl
Scic.,con Profe:;sor Y(,'. Al. R,teyev.
B."I. S"ad On TI-ne 19, 1",51: Diopatch
Card 2/5 Co%::u:Uc~-,tion, Throu-_-11 lbzr~,.11 Sv._~-~ly Li-nac of

Dissertation--
oO-j
Electric Official o:)pon*,.,,,Ao
S. A. Doctor of Tc~;hnicnl Scic.,xcr,
11. A. Sa-,~-,O-nov -,nd of Technic-al Sciences II. A.
novs!:-'Ly.
Ul I ya,
A. I. Yal or Jrne M, V-~51: 11 Invc,~ti-,tion of tl~e
Electromz:~;n~.,tic Procos-,on of aTvnncf0r;,ior St,--.Ijili,;or
With T"troo 71indin,-,a for 0olf-Controllod Alt-~rnatoro of
Rural Electric Power Stations". Officii?.1 op,,one.Ac -.ere:
Doctor of Technical Scic~-,crm- Professor A. H. Lariono-I and
of Technical Sciences A. '-I. Utovoki,r*
P. Urvac . on of t'.e
i_qv,on April 2r), 1952: I'Investi,-,--ti
Electrical Characteristics of Stationary A-rie,.ultural 'Ia-
chines TWith Electric Drive". Official oppon-into -,vere:
Doctor of Technical Sciences Profesoor IT. A. Sa-zonov, Candi-
date of Technical Sciences Docent G. 1. and Ca-di-
date of TocImical Sci-mces V. S. Krasnov.
B. V. Uskov, on June 17, 1952: "Invooti-Iltior, Of the E.Lrthenin-
of Electro-Tractor Official opponento were:
Professor S. A. DurDichov and Doctor of Technical Sciences
Card 3/5 L. Yc.Ebin.

Dissertations 'r-22/37
105-5c
IT
lo. M. Z1111,on "07c'nber 10,11"52: Problens of the Autona-
'Zic Reconnection in Rural Electric Pl ntn". Official opno-
noz;t.,; wore: Doctor of Tec',.nical Scienctio 'profo:,,oor 111". F.
lloyar!:ov and Doctor of Tonl~nival Scieim,)n Profe.,,cor L. Yo.
M) i I i .
Yo. 1;:. Lobodevay on June 9,19"3: 11 The Use of 111~m-Linoar
Elo_-ezitz in Automation Sc'ieccs of Rural Uectric Plfints ana
the Blabor.%tion of a ContactleSs Voitt.,,e Relay". Official
o,) -lone.ito wore: Doctor of Tecl-nical Sciences Profescor
M. it. Babikov mirl Professor V. ". Stc~)anov.
S. Ya. on _'Iarcll , lril~
, 30 , 4: "Invocti 1--fion of the
Stabilit~, of Pz~rallcl Operation of a Wind Driven ElLcIlric
Povrer Station With Idle Accumulator in a Sy,-teri With Co.-:ipa-
rative Capacity". Official oppazicAc. were. Doctor of Tech-
nical. Sciences Professor Ye. F,%teyov, Candicla,.~e of Tech-
nical Sciences D. 1". Dyntritshiy and CaAidlte of Technical
OCiC~iCQO V. R. S0!_t0r0V.
G. J. A-rac~iev,ori April 6,195ti: 11 Invofjti,,;,,.tion of tl~c,
Drive of an Electro-Tractor With a Multis~-)eed In(luction L"ot-~Irll.
card 4/15 Official o.).oncnts .-zero: of Vic Acaderly VASM1,11IL

Dissertations 105-52-:-32/137
M. "I. Yevreinov and Doctor of Technical Sciences 11. V.
Gorokhov.
K. Ye. RostomyanLon April 27, 1954: 11 Problaims-of the
Parallel Operation of a Rural Hydroelectric Power Station
With a Lar,re Scale Energy System on Conditions as Present
in the Armenian SSR". Official opponents were: Doctor of
Technical Sciences Professor D. A. Gorodskiy and Candidate
of Technical Soienooo Yo. L. Shuts.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Electrical engineering-Reports
Card 5/5

U'.;S7./Farn Animals - Small Horned Cattle. C-3
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol-., No 18, 1958, 83414
Author : Tasbulatov S*B,,
Inet : Betpak-Dal Coriplex Exporimental Station for Imimal Hus-
bandry.
Title ; Sheep Grazing on Seasonal Pastures of the Betpaki-Dal
Corrplax.
Orig Pub : Tr. Botpak-DalinBko koppleksn, opytn. at, zhivotnovodstva.
Al - , Kazakhsk. fps. izd-vo) 1957, 127-138.
Abstract : In order to study gmzinC; effects when grazings took place
in the Betpak-Dal desert, teats were perforned on 6 flocks
of sheep. After grazinG for 56 days on spring pastures,
the live weight of gelded rams increased on the averaGo by
10.4 ka in all 6 flocks* Larc;est weight gains were noted
for coarse-vool breeds of sheep. After 46 days of ~xazing
Card 1/2

RUMIA/Plant Pbysiology Water Regime. 1-3
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 6, 1958, 24659
Author Salageanu N., Tasca C.
Inst
Title On the Course of Transpiration During the Day and During
the Vegetation Period, and on the Economic Coefficient of
Transpiration of Some Cereals.
Orig Pub : Bul. stiint. Acad. RER. See. biol. shi shtiinte agric.,
1956, 8, No 3, 519-542
Abstrw.t : Transpirition intensity (according to L.A. Ivanov), dry
plant weight, and the transptration's economic coefficient
in 14 varieties of cereals-- wheat, oats and barley- were
studied every 5-6 days during the vegetation period. The
intensity of sunlight, moisture, and temperature was si-
multaneously observed. In the majority of cases transpi-
ration intensity depended upon the inteasity of light, hu-
miaity, and temperature: in a few cases it could not be
Card 1/2

RVi2NIA / Flcnt Ehysiology. Wetor Roginon. 1--3
"bs Jour :Rof Zhur - Biol., No 22, 1958, No 9994~
Luther :Salcagormu) Y., end Tcscc, C.
Inst :iloarc Dozmycsko lgtMlltDrcl-Exporir!cnt Stction
Title :On the Course of Trrnspirction in the Drc!ytina end During
the VoLctctivo Poricd nnd on tho Econorder.1 Index of Trrns-
pirc-Aion For Sovo Ccrocls.
Ori- Pub :Bul. stiint. Lord. RPR., Soo. biol. ai stiinto cgric. Sor.
bot, 9, llo 2, 141-155, 1957
Abstrcot ;In the stumor of 19%, tho 1-locre Dormyr.s1co
Experiment St~-tion investigated the intensity of trrnspi-
rvtion during the dcytir-a in wheat, ozts vnd bcrloy of
vcrious vrriotios. The studios woro conductcd for 5-6
days rt c tino, by the L. .'i. Iv,-nov Liathod, from 0730 to
1500 hours, once every two hours. The intonBity of trons-
pirction dopondod chiefly on the intensity of illuminction,
Orrd 1/2
14

RLr,,Tji, Flent r-tiysiology. Virter Rogiron. 1-3
.',bs Jour Rof Zhur.- Mol., No 22, 1958, xo 99945
tonporcturos di hut"idity end vind volocity. Only in r fow
o-Xos could a ohango in tho intonsity of tromspirotion in
tho drytivo bo escribod oxclusivoly to ono of thaso fectors.
Tho mxi:2um intonsity of trcnapirction ims, as v rulo, ob-
sorvad at =iddey, end rcroly did thorc occur c day hnving
moro thrn ono such maxivun. In tho courso of 32 .36 drys,
tho dry waight of tho plnnts incrocood continurlly. Tho
v.-.lucs of tho oconomicel indox of trmspiretion rengod
fro= 138 to 374, 1. o., woro coripcrntivoly low, which tho
cuthor attributoo to tho good agrotochnical conditions
undor which tho pl.-nts woro grown. ..-- P. L Lopushrnskiy.
Crrd 2/2

PARHON,C.I.,acad.; CRACIUN,Z.,prof.; ASIAN. Ana, pro,-'.; MARXA,Viorica;
VEWIV,V.; IRVID,L; ZAR&RIA,Maria; CONSTAST1113SCU,Smaranda;
POPOTICI.M.
T
Tissular changes and lesions related to the pathology of the
aged. Rumanian M. Rev-.3 n6..31)-11 Jl-S 159.
(G]KRIATRIGS, pathology)

- I -- - -- - CRACIUN. E 0 ;-VELCIU-V- ;- C. - -- - - - - -
0 . I . ~ ~CA, ~
Karyocytohistometry in sarcoms. Study. cereet. med. intern. 2
no.3:331-340 161.
(GELL NUCIZZUS) (SARCOMA diagnosis) (CYTOLOGY)

I~j
Li
dd
121
-ocL,
cull
Jo tiolafk:wil "i;. u~
9, e 4 1 1 t o'l a ii tz r q

klm-nicIria.; LXIIAI~.LA, Maria;
GILORGISCUi L,; TASCA, _UiDUL-~SCU,
Experiment,61 investigationo of oi3icosio cauved by adca dust.
Stud. cercet. raGd. intern. 3 no.1:1.1.9-129 '-62.
(SAIGOSIS experimental)

SE"ANo P-) PAPPO, A-,' PRISLOPSM, A.1 TASCAl G.J BREAZU, H.
2 caseo of primary obstrwtion of the supraheyatic veins (BwW-
Chiari disease). Stud. cereet. mad. intern. 4 no.2:2U-217 163.
(REPAT3V VEIN THRMMIS)
I

- - - -- - -- - - - -- . - - -M
CRAGIUMp E,,C,; VELCIU, V.H.,- ~
Histometry research in endemic thyreopathic dystrophy. Stud. cercet.
endocro 14 no.4/5/6s593-599 163.
4

RUM IA
GRIGORESCU, St.; NEDELCU, C.; T~~ band NASTASE, M.
"Experimental Data on the Effect of Splenectomy on Uptake of Phosphorus 32
in k1i call
Bucharest, Revista Sanitara Militara, Val 16, Special No., 1965; pp 514
32
Abstract: Incorporation of phosphorus P 1, 4, 7 and 14 days after s*plenec-
tomy in mice. The main change noted in splenectomized mice was a sharp drop
in the incorporation of radiophosphorus into bone tissue 2 hours after
administration of the radioisotope.
PUMANIA
COSTESCUI! NiVa, Dr; BOTEZ, A., Dr; GRIRCE.Sj A., Dr; VASILIU, G.,
Dr; TASCA. D., Dr.
ry of Trans-ports and Tele-
l.-I Hospital No. 2, Minist
;Communica ions (Spitalul nr 2, M.T.T.), Bucharest
t
io (
~For all); 2. Surgery Sect n Sectia de chirurgie)
For Costescuq Botez and Ghirces); 3. Pediatric
Section (Sectia de pediatrie) - (For Vasiliu and Taqca).
Bucharestl Viata Medicalas No 13% 1 Jul 63, PP 897-902
"Severe Digestive Hemorrhage In Children In the Course
of Cortisone and Acetylsalicylic Acid Treatment.
:Surgical Intervention Under Hypothermiae
(5)

TASCA, Dan, conf.
Computing the duration of motor pump priming by means of motor
auction* Metalurgia. conotr mae 13 no,,10:870-M 0 161.
I
1, Institutul politehnic Bucureoti,
(Sucker rods)
1. , I

"PICA, Darl
mstiona ara--;nd open q;Al-
5.r.Tim-, 'lr lc arn~A r,*,!
to tho thocretica'. of tiirbomachin,!~,,, Fr i1j. irs-, ~-ol I tah
26 no.5:73-85 3~(-, '64.
1. T.aboratory 3C 'rlyl-;-anllc3, Polytoclurtic Institut,.4, -N~--haTest.

SHERBAN, P, [Serban,, P.]; TASHfft TS. LTascaj T#jj FILIPPOVICHI, A,
[Filipovicil Aoll KONSTANTINMKO, M. T-donstantinescu, M.1;
KOS7YCHESKOj P. LCostachescup P.1 (Bukhareat)
Letterer-Siwe disease (tumorous form with lipidosia). Arkh. pat.
27 no,5j19-24 165, (MIRA 18s5)

T4~1
-'Z I
wo

TASOAU. V.
TASUU. V. Tension of viscoss threads in running off from the reel. P. 403-
Vol. 7, No. 9, September 1956
INDUSTRIA TIMTILA
TZORKOLOGY
Bacuresti
so: East Maropean Accession, Vol. 6. No.'3. March 1957- 0

TASCAU, V... ing.; UNGAR, Elena, ing,
Prooessing relon fibers in the weaving mills. Ind text R= 13
no.7s271476 J1 062.
1. Fabrica OMatasea populara" (fo:r Tascau). 2. Institutul do
cercetat~'textili (for Ungar).

MITROV, G.) ZOGROFSKIJ, S.; TASCEV, H.; HARBCV, I.' --- - --- ----
Considerations on the clinical aspects and therapy of thyroid cancer.
Stud. cercet. endc Ir. 15 no.3:273-277 164.
1. Catedrele de radjologie 9i do chirurgie. Institutul de speciali-
zare si perfectionare a medicilor din Sofia. R. P. BulgAria.

TAI-'GIf Gh %Tjsu, GH.
Econorny in heat arid ennibustibles by utilizinf.: the exhaust steam, in-tector in
locomotives. p. 22
Rn, 'ISTA t' 3AILOR FZ7?.ATE~ (Caile Feratle flomine) Bucijresti~~ Rumania; Vol. 7j no. 1~
Jan. 11059
Sept.
Monthly List of Epst Biiropean Accessions ( MMI) LC Vol. 81 110. /0'/19,59
Uncl.

-,y
Fol la mrd. P! r, rij i v
Hoh ~e o 1e, d 1 ~5 1 ~, 11 a r, h e j, Ilt g r p
B ga 1, 1 -~,n Le I ir., W11 I ll,'ir Pny o h ~i a rl e VO rM q r, Pro R

TASCIW, T.
ERG 6hangea In cerebral arterloncleroBle. Folia med. (Plovdiv)
7 no.2,129-135 165.
1. Hohes Medizinisches Institut "I.P. Pavlov* IQ Plovdiv,
Balgarien, tehrstuhl fAir Psychiatrie ( Vorstand: Prof.
K. Colakov).

TASCHWR, Emil:
Chemical Abstracto
May 25, 1954
Org8ldc Chemistry
/Antithy"dcompounds. 1,
i tion and syntheses of 4-gulittitated thichydant(Ans, utnii
Z- -'~faghner T" v W taw RK.Kiki Oct" 2s-
9. - itits ;i
2ib-2*( 'n"gain 5URuns1yj.-1 ire IrAutn" Of 5
HCHS upwi the Johnson thlohidantain reaction wits
Audm am tPe sy"Utw-les of halocTnated t , e
g. KCNS well 11flited, treated with mixt. SO mi. Act and 6
nit. AcOF!, the red suln. warmed to tIO', heated I hr,,
cooled, and the product wastled with 110, and treated with
alkali r'lve a mixt..wpd. by fractional-crystn. from dil. ard
Od%EtOI1lrito2cmnpds.: 0.5g.(1),m-lfM"*,and4Ag.
(11). tn. MG-t3l; H. ni. 143-41 afttr recrystit. from dil.
MOH, was 2-thio-i-acelyl-#-(p-hydroxybenAyi)hydapdain.
NH,CNS Instead of KCNS u-md in a shnillar procedure. gave
luatmi
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Mi 7- z"!
1.8 g. 2-thio-3-acelyt-4.("cdoxybenzyi)kyda Klein (UL), M.
102-4.. Identical with 1. Similarly, 2.6 X. "Ai*-J-actfyf-f-
CV), m. 18W, was
obtair,ed from 3 g. 34-dibromotyroshie 2-Tk'[o44
heated 5 hrs. In 31) nil. RtOll with 6 mi. conid. I ICI, and
the residue recrystil. from 1110. in. 210-11', sol. In ate. anti
alkalies; (8) from H b3~ heating 2 firs. with sic. 110. V
(3 g.) was heated in ah-, ITCI 2 firs. the sic. distd. out, the
yellow residue recrystd. from ate.. and the yellow roWation
removed by washing with CUCII, gave a sapoed. M, in.
1.4 C.'of which heated in ate. IM .1 firs. and the
product crystd. several times from abs. and dil. a1c. ykIded.
in. l9fl-7*
(gas evolution). %of. In EtOll. ether. alkalies, and Insol. In.
W14. 3,5-Modatyromine (3.2 X.), 3.4 S. Nlf,CNS. 14 mt.
Ac.0, and 3 mi. glacial AcOll heated in a water both I,)
firs., the product twitted with Iml water. and the yellow,
residue recrystd. several thnes from ate. gave 0.T g.
7*,solAnC4tf.,lfrO,andCflCls- -Tyrosine Rt ester (2,011.)
and 1.7 g. KCN8 licalrd with 10 nil. AcO alid 2 itil.
glacial Acoll &) n1in. at It)o', the prodi!ct cooled,the cfyst.

AcOK renforLd. wood tile sain. Added V) IIjO with lee
3icW-I 2.4 9. orryst. residne, 0,N-41acrijollyrosixe Ef ester, tn.'
90-1 " (front ak.). fit mill. W alkalies, cult I I ICI, and I ItO. X:7-
Dibranitityriotine(O.5g.) freatrd WOOtiti.sLa. ale., with I ICI
9", heated In water bath 7 Jim., the ate. distil. ("it. allif tile
Mstd. residue dis-Aved fit 11,43 anti trvated with NalIC01,
tintil ticutrall gave 3,54ibrattiolyrolitinc Fj ester, in. INI-V.
11 Syntheses of thlohydantobw and other thloureide
fo---jv*-vW d~dofatiyes. Ibid. 329-37(ringlish sunintary).~1,5-Dihru-
inotyrosine (1) (3.4 S.) In difs-tant treated with 1.5 fill. W%
NaOlt nod 1.5 mi. CIIt:CIICHtNCS In ditrcant.. Itlechalli-,
- std., out,
call), :lgitated 6 firs., tile dioxaste dL the soln. extd.
with 1-1,0, a6lifled with AcOlf, and the Yellow residue
cryst. to oin MOH gave 1.7 g. I-allyl-24hid-#4 4-hydfP.tY4,5-
dihrvnjBhrn--yI)bydaor1oin, m. 200-2% PA. In Y*feCO and
alkalies. Similarly. 2.7 g. I it& pyridine with 1.3 ml. 30%
NaOll nod I S. EtNCS yielded I-d4y1-2-1hio44"yrlPoxy-
in. 190-3". 3,6-Diffidotyro-
sine (-1 11) g.) In coned. NaOU 20 mi. diollane, and 0.65 inf,
fre,hli- 4191d, PhNCS heated 60 min. in a water bath gave*
tn.
foul. In CA and ether. 3,&Dibrontatyrosine Ft
C-Acr (I g.) In diontane and 0.5-m1, of freill I - dial I PhNCS
fit ether heattli 1.5 hrs* ve El
,orcpionair, in.- 17-1-30, Vtjoi'
metallic Na in CA heated with 1.75 C. Rt cyclottemulone-1-
curboxylate (11) in Wit, until it dissolved, and the soln.
treated with I g. (NHA~ in 10 ml. tbs. ate. yielded 1.8 g.
If,InstcadofU.di-I!t-
succhlosucclotale was used, D 2,"ihy4rvx)oferePkhakk, M.
IW5.5' was obtained- this oxidation Is the first reported,
eLleofanoildiLtiveact~nofthiourm. The oxidizing prals;,
Urt of thiourea may be explained to follows: I lourea
itioler the Ifillneuce of itaktithis %miii and fit prowitee of.
adds gives the HCI salt of disfuldine disulfide accordl
IOU -+ (H,NC(:NH)I% "'I"
2HsNC(: N this System,
the O"tion-reduction system cystine-cylotelne, may
come In some specific conditions a carrier of It. 0.4,14

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