SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TSAYLINGOLD, V.L. - TSEDERBERG, N.V.

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tiated 1~y the fact that rilvanized rubb6Ts of equal tensile strength were prepared
from MR stock contaln5ng either 50% c!rjrbon black or 40% carbon black plus 1% Zino
chloride. 7be investigation also covered the effect of matecrylic and benzoic
acids on the properties of unfilled vulcanized rubbers obtained by polymerizntion
of WPR in the presence of 10', zinc chloride. The addition of 10r of one of these
acids produced a transparent rubber possessing a triple tensile strength (as
compared with the control) without affecting its plasticity. Orig. art. b.-.91 4
charts and 3 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-iasledovatellskiy institut monomerov d1ya SK, Yaroslavskiy
tekhnologicheskiy institut (Scientific Research Institute of Monomers for
Synthetic Rubber, Yaroslavl' Technical IastituteT-
SUBHITTED: 00 DATE ACQ-, 2lAug63 ENCL: 00
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ACC KRt AP$0250jo SOUICIS CODSt UR/0286/65/000/016/0083/0083
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AUTHORSt Belynyev, V. A..j Gromova, V. A.1 Zmit, S. V.) Karralskays, lct_~p
49442uj "_.WKosmodem'yarAk!Z, L. V.Wqlostin D. L.;*Kutlin A M.11 tA%k
~a-x&_r__nV8__1- U.44Romanovs, 2. G
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Shuahkina, To. N Shikhalova,
ORGa none
TITLE# Method for obtaining eynt ~Ic rubber. Class 39, ke,-UI219
SOURCE: Byullaten' izobrateniy I toyarvyM anakov, no-. 16, 1965, 83
TOPIC TAGS i rubber, synthetic rubber, butadiens, styrene, polymer, copolymer
(10
ABSMACTi This Author Certificate presents a method for obtaining synthetic rubber
by polymerisation or coTqj ff izatlin $f dienes with vizW1 monomers, for example,
butadiLnolwith o( -mat,4ZU nedin aqueous swilaion at low temperatures in the
presence of known ir"-r ic tiatore and regulators employing emulsifiers.
To Improve the polymer properties, asters of monoal172bansoic " are used, as
atasif Ion.
UD CODE:1(10?/ SUN DATZt O!tJul63
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A1-1~ NR' Ap6ol5673 SOURCE CODE: uR/o4l3/66/ooo/ooq/0O76/oo76
INVENTOR: Lazaryants, E._G,; Aleshin,, A._ M ; Gromova, V.
Zemit I S. V. -- Kopylov, Ye. P. - Koamodemlyanskiy, L. V ; Romanwa,_ R. G-_1
A 'L.#, ~-fkj~nlova, K.P.; Shuishkin
P Tsaylingolld V. "N a. YO.N.1
none
TITLE: Preparation of divinyl-alpha-methylatyrene rubber.l~'Class 39o
No. 18.1294
SOURCE: Izobretenlya, promyshlennyye obraztsyt tovarnyye znakip no. 9,
1966t 76
1
TOPIC TAGS: rubber, methylstyrene rubber, alpha methylatyrene, divinyl
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a method of preparing
divinyl-alpha-methylotyrene rubber by emulsion copolymerizationlof
divinyl with alpha-methylstyrene at 20C and above in thr pre-aW-n4e of
persulfate initiators and emulsifiers. To Increase the polymerization
rate and improve the conditions for the granular coagulation of latex,
commercial grades of sodium salts of the synthetic fatty acids C 10-C16

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are suggested an emulsifiers In the following composition W: 0.10,5-7;'
i
0110 n-14; cl2P 16-17; C 1V 15-17; 014j 12-13; 0 150 9.10)
0161 7-81 below C10 and above 016 P 15-20. (Translation] [LD1
SUB CODEt 1l/ SUBM DATEI 12nar62/

PY"SlIKIN, B.A.0 otv. red.; ARISTOUKly, V.V.j doktor tekhn.naukp prof.,
red.; RUSAKOV, S.V., kand. tokhn. nauk, red.; WSIMCHUK,
VA., kand. tekhn. nauk.. red.;,TSAYTS, Yq.S,-,._kand. tokhn.
nauk, red.; PECHKOVSKAYA, O.M., red.; LIBE-11AN, T.R., tekhn.
red.
[Changes in the banks of reservoira]Fererabotka borogov vado-
khrnnilishch. Kiev, lzd-vo AM. nawk USM, 1902. 2J.0 p.
(MIRA 15:U)
2. Akademiya nauk URSR, Kiev. Rada po vyvchenniu produl-tyvnykh
syl. 2. Chlen-korrespondent Akaderii nauk Ukr. SSR (for Pyshkin).
(Reservoirs) (Coast changes)

- -/Z I I I I
TSAYTTS-. E.S.,inzhener, PYSHKIN, B.A., professor, rukoyodil vypolneaiam
ra o .
Planning the upper slope of an earth dam without reinforcement.
Gidr.i mel. 6 no.1:60-64 Ja 134. (HLRA 7:1)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii nauk USSR. (Dame)

TSAYTS, Ye. S. , Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) "Action of waves upon
a bank composed of disconnected soils." Kiev, 1958. 19 pp
with drawings (Min of Higher Education Ukr SSR, Kiev Inst of
Engineers of 'dater "- 150 copies (KL, 35-58, 109)
-50-

AUTHOR: Tsay"u-ts, S. I., En-~;ineer
TITLP,-:~~The ~E'Ilmination of Burned-on Sand on CastinFs Gast into
Mixes Based on Liquid Glass (Ustraneniye Frj~ara pri
otlivke v smesi na zhid1rom stekle)
PERIODICAL: S-.all, 1958, Yr 5, p 479 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In order to prevent the formation of burned-on sand on
iron castings cast into moulds made fror. rapid drying
mixes based on liquid glass the followin,- mea-siires are
proposed,.
a) castinU, iron overheated to 15000C and abo-_-,
b) casting iron heated to 1400 to 14300C but preliminarily
blown with a neutral gas or treated with a catal possessing
low evaporation temperature;
c) using iron of normal temperature but chemically
treatinG the mould (hydrochloric or boric acido).
ASSOCIATION: Slawjanskiy mashinostroltellnyy z-tvod.,
(Slavywick Machine-Building Plant)
Card 1/1
USG0MK_DG_6o607

TSAYUKOVA, P.A.
Method and nature of the work of the orthopeaic-phyBician in a
special boarding school for children following policmyelitin.
Ortop.,travm.i protez. no.12t46-50 160. (MIM 14:2)
1. Iz spetsiallnoy shkoly-internata No.,9 (dir. - V.S. Turchinskaya),,
Leningrad. (POLIa4YEWTIS) (ORTHOPEDICS3
CU
E-0

TSAYU`KO`VA, P.A.
Work of an ortheps4lot in a special boarding school for child"n
who have had-polioWelitio. Vop. okhr. mat. i dot. 6 no.6t65-70
Je 161. (MIRA 15:7)
1. 1z spetsiallnoy ahkoly-internata dlya detay, parenevahikh
pbliomiyal-it, No.9 lAningTadokogo gorodskogo otdela narodnogo
obrazovaniya (dir. V.S. Turohinokaya).
POLIMMITIS)
MTHOPEDIA-HOSPITALS AND INSTITUTIONS,,

ORLOVA, G.M.; TSAYUN, G..P,
Kinetics of dissolution of arsenic selenide glasses vith small
additions of gallium in alkaline solutions. Vpst. LGU 18
no.10;133-138 163. (MIRA 16:8)
(Arsenic selenide) (Glass man,ifacture-Chemistry)
(Solution (Chemistry) )

T110FEMA, V.N.; ORLOVA, G.M.; TE-!irjOIIAy,,,, -.l.; TSAYUN, G.P.
Kinetics of* dissolution Of AsSe
ABS2 Ge i sodium hycjr .1 .5 r-.e Xf Ass Ge
x ' oxide 5-)IU iRns. vest. Lr 1.18 X'
108-115 163. t U no.10:
(KRA
16: 3)
(Glass manufacture-Chemistry)
(SolIIt.j.r)1j (Chemintry)y

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ACC NR, APS028587 SOURCE CODE: UR/0076/65/039/011/2828/28V
AUTHORI -Repinskiy, So No; Tsayun, Go Ps
ORGz none
TITLE: Kinetics of the reaction of germanium,with potassium forricya-
nide solutions
SOURCEt Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, v. 39, no. 11, 1965, 2828-2831
TOPIC TAGS: germanium, potassium compound, chemical kinetics
ABSTRACT: The kinetics of the dissolution of germanium in neutral and
alkaline solutions of potassium ferricyanideq frequently used for the
detection of dislocations in germanium, was studied. The rate of dis-
solution was determined from the weight loss of the germanium plate dur
ing the experiment. Up to about 0.3 N K3Fe(CN)6 the process is of the
first order. The addition of alkali up to 0,7 N KOH increases the rate
of the reaction, but with further increase of the concentration of al-
kali the rate of the process decreases. Stirring affected only those
alkaline solutions in which the rate of dissolution increased up to
about 1800 rpm* The rate of dissolution was identical for both the p-
and for the n- type germanium. A mechanism is proposed for the disso-
1/3 UDCs 541.121/.123+621,315.592

G
+ FO(OHIO>
F9 (off)*
A H
0", He
two
OH t? tom,, + HjGtOI
X011 \0 10 011 HSO
The first step is the oxidation of hydrated germanium atoms which re-
quires only 49 k cal/mol to break the re-0 bond. The increase of the
rate of dissolution with increase of the potassium hydroxide to 0.7 N
is associated with dissolution on the germanium surface according to
1. - -1.,1- -_ r
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lution of germanium:
2/3
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the following scheme:
-Ge + Oil = -Go + 01+ 114-.
Orig. art. has: 1 table, 4 figures.
qI'R f!t)Pr,: 07,111 SUDH DAT'".: 3A'NQVG14/ ORIG RM.1% 011,' aTH FEF: 004
3/3

HAWIOLOIT, A.; DOZOT, Y.K.; TSCH"O". X.L.
Study on innervation of cerebral capillaries. Acts. norph. hrMg.
no,4:525-529 1954.
1. Academia Bulgare des Sciences, Institut de morphologie, Sofia
(Directeur Prof. A.I.Hadkioloff)
(BRAM. blood supply
capillaries. innerv.)
(CAPILIARIES
cerebral, innerv.)

SOURCE CODE:
-9/004/1107,
AUTHOR: Tschentscheff, IAan (Doctor; Director; Sofia)
ORG: Veterinary Institute of Infectious and Parasitic diseases,/directed by Doctor
Iwan Tachentscheff7, Bulgarian Acai-emy--o-f-W-gricultural Sciences, Sofia
TITLE: Effect of corticosteroids on infection and immunitpprocesses. I. Effect
of hydrocortisone and cortisone on the infection and immunity processes of strains
VR sub 2 and staub of Erysipelothrix Ansidiosa kD
SOURCE: Archiv fur experimentelle Veterinarmedizin, v. 19, no- 4, 1965, 1107-1109
TOPIC TAGS: corticosteroid, immunity, mouse, commercial animal, animal diseasep
immunizationp cortisone, vaccine
ABSTRACT: The effect of hydrocortisone and cortisone on the development of immunity
and on the course of the vaccination process, after the use of two live vaccines
against swine erysipelas (strains VR2 and Staub), was studied on white mice. In
both cases$ mortality increased during the immunization process. The immunity built
up in the surviving animals was very 13light. [Based on author's abstol [JPRS1
SUB CODE: 06 / SUEM DATE: 22Dec64 / ORIG REF: 002 / CTH REF: 007

A', H "i i\' f ~' /~j 'v,
_EXC6~A MICA Sec Vol 12/9 General-Path.--SePt 59
2511. THE HISTOAUTORADIOGRAPHY OF METABOLIC CHANGES IN THE
GRGANS OF TUMOUR-BEARING MICE (Russian text) Tscherban Z. 1.
M a n o i 1 o v S. E. Centr. Res. Inst. of I
and %led. Radiol nj,.F-_VGPR.'
ONKOL. 1059, 5(46 (681-686) Tables 2 Illus. 4
The incorporation of C into the proteina of organs of mice bearing Crocker sar-
comas was studied. Five days after transplantation the uptake in the liver war. in-
creased by 35%. in the kidneys by 24%. Ten days after transplantation. when in
some cases a turnour had already developed, these differences as to the controls
were even more marked. Biochemical btudies confirmed the above data. (XVI. 5)
0 i.

TSCHERKESOWA-KINOWA, Ewgenia
Contributions to the pathcphvaiology of experimental Wcreatic
necrosis. Rev. sci. mod. 7 no.3/4:139-142 162.
(PANCREATITIS) (PANCREAS) (NECROSIS)
(PANCREATIC FISTULA) (PANCREATIC juIrE)

WLLOVI IJ.; HANOVA, M.; It;rIII..J(NEVA? N.; II.;GIGARGOVAP N.; 0(;NJAIK)Vp I.;
PANOVY P.
On alkaloids of Aconitum ranunculnufollum. bakl. nkftd.
nauk 17 no.1:251-254 164.
1. Vorgelegt von B. Kurtev, korr. fli.tglJfqi dor hk,.cif-!rI(-.

T, 26198-66 F7dP(h)/EtdP(1)
ACC NRs AP&007518 0, Al SOURCE CODF: Gf;-/0051/66/000/002/0070/007)
AUTHOR (Engineer)-,__Tqcbernow,. M. _1,_~Engincer)
ORG: none
TITLE: Low-draft ship of the Soviet inland waterways
SOURCE: Schiffbautechnik, no. 2, 1966, 70-73
TOPIC TAGS: inland waterway, Inland waterway transportation, inland vesoel data,
hydrofoil, marine engineering, cargo shipp shipbuilding engineering
AB,c.,RACT,, Modifications to vessels,.of It.he-Soviet river fleet, and shallow-draft
vessels in'particular, have contributed significantly to the great boom in
Soviet river transportation uring recent years. , Soviet inland waterways
have been divided into fottr~toups according to their average depth: 1)
over 3.0 m; 2) 1.65-3.0 m; 3) 1.0-1.65 m; 4) 0.75-1.0 m. The following
is a summary of the most significant modifications which were carried
ut on vessels operathig in shallow waters (groups 3 and 4) and on vessels
-which are being-builtin series.
Cargo've'ssels and tankers with a load capacity of 300-600 tons,
belonging to group 3, are equipped with shrouded propellers, and have a
speed varying from 13 to 15 km/hr. Group 4 contains dry-cargo vessels
and tankers with a load capacity of 100- 150 tons and a speed between 14
and 15 km/hr. Modifications on these vessels include the replacement of
C a rd--0- - _ ____ ... . - - -

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screw propellers with hydrojet propulsion units and the installation of trim
tanks on two types of vessels in this group, an increase in the dimensions
.-of 100-150-ton tankers, and the equipping of 150-ton cargo vessels with
3500-kg electric derricks with 15-m booms. These modifications will
,make it possible to operate fully loaded vessels (carrying 150 tons) in
water 0.9-1.0-m deep and partially loaded vessels (carrying 100 tons)
in'water 0.7-0.8 m deep.
Hydrojet-propelled 10-ton-dw refrigerator ships and 25-ton-dw dry-
cargo vessels for operating in water 0.56- and 0.65-m deep, resfiectively, are:
,under construction. The overall dimensions of these vessels (LxB =
'23.6 x 3.7 and 24.2 x 3.7 m, respectively) permit their transportation by_
railroad-from one river system to another. The following types of pas-
senger motorships, equipped with screw propellers, are also being built
In series; the Moskvich (143 passengers, 0.9-m draft, 150.hp, 19 kni/hr),
t
,i the Leningradets (100 passengers, 0. 84-m draft, 150 hp, 19 km /fir),. the
Ozernyy.Moskvich (242 passengers, :1.47-m draft, 2 x- 150 hp, 20 km/hr;
or 165 passengers, 1.50-m di hp, 20
raft, 2 x 150 km/hr), and the MO
:(136 passengers, 1.20-m draft, 150 bp, 20 km/hr). Three other types
of vessels being built are designed to carry 22,,60, and 153 passengers
(draft: 0.55 ', 0.55, and 0.68 m; speed: 16.0, 16.8, and 18.5 km/hr, respec-
tively); al I are equipped with 150-hp engines and hydrojet propulsion.
Car4

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The modified Raketa hydrofoil now has a foil -borne'draft of 0.5 m,
a floating draft of 1. 2 m, an 850 -hp powerplant, carries 50 passengers,
and develops a speed of 60 km/hr. This vessel can now operate on group-3
inland waterways.
A newly developed high-speed passenger motorboat, for operating
on very shallow rivers (0. 7 - 1. 0 m de ep), has a hydroplane hull, hydrojet
propulsion, a draft of 0.4 m, and develops a speed of 43 km/hr with an
engine... Orig. art& has: 10 figures and 3 tables4 (ATD PRESS: 422941
SUB CODE: 13 SUBM DATE:' none
Card 313 Fj~)

BULGjkRIA / Chemical Technology. Lacquers. Paints. H-30
Coatings.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiye, No 23, 1958, 79677.
Author : Rankoff, G., Popoff, A., Tschobanoff, D.
Inst :Bolg.~ 1AN'. .
Title :The Investigation of a Bulgarian Tallol in Re-
spect to its Possible Use as A Base For Prepar-
ing Varnishes and Drying Oils.
Orig Pub: Dokl. Bolg. AN, 1957, 10, No 6, 469-472.
Abstract: Tallol (I) was subjected to a double vacuum dis-
tillation (pressure of 1 milliliters of Hg) with
the isolation of 3 fractions: to 2000C., from
200-2100C. and 210-2200C. The fractions obtain-
ed and the crude I were esterified with glycer-
ine and were then polymerized in a stream of car-
bon dioxide at 280-3000C. to a viscosity of 3-4
Card 1/2
91

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1). Tschobanowa and L. Dimitrow, "Veraenderungen in der alkalischen Phosphatase
bei Anwendung von radioaktiven Thiamin," Die Naturwissenschaften (Berlin),
44/18, September 1957, PP. 493-4-
Received on 8 July 1957.
The authors are affiliated with the Chair for Phthological Physiology at
the Medical Faculty, Sofia.

Bulgaria/Chemical Technology Chendcal Products and Their Application. lacquers.
Paints. Drying Oils. SiccativeB, 1-22
Ab9t Journal: Referat Zhur Xhimiya, No 19, 1956, 63285
Author: Rankoff, G., Popoff, A., Tschobanoff, D.
Institutiont None
Title: Investigation of Bulgarian Tall Oil
Original
Periodical: Untersuchungen an bulgarischta Talloel, Dokl. Bolgar. AN, 1954
(1955), 7, No 3, 45-48; German; Russian resumo~
Abstract: Bulgarian crude tall oil contains on the average 32.4% water and
59.5% oil. Physicochemical characteristics and composition of this
oil are given; the oil differing but little from tall oil of other
countries and being especially similar to the Swedish. Bibliography,
9 titles.
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nerirdicals: "L,"? A C"L! t T I
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. I ~ I',' Vol. 1%, n . 1, Jun. 1 5 ,
'-'. Joharm i-rm-s Cci-.enlus. - IN
Lonth17 List )f Last -',',-1ropeari !~ccc-.;M.o- ) il, Vol. i~, r0. 5
!-:ay 05), -nclc~:-,: .

FRUDLIKA, RAH., TSCMXOVSKAU,, L.YE.
"Telomerisation, einbau uiid ersatz von olefinen durch silane in gegenwart
verschiedener initiatoren.0
Report submitted to the 2nd Dresden By=. on Organic and Non-Silicate
Silicon Cbemistu.
Dreadeng East 0enwW 26-30 March 1963

NATSCHUFF' B. [Nachev, B.); GM13FF, K. [Gerav K.]- GABRASCHANSKI, P.
[Gaboranhanskis P.JF TSCHUSCHKOFF, P. (ChusLov, P.1
Contribution to the therapy and prophylaxis of enzootic heart
and skeletal muscle distrophleo of lambs by seleniuma, Acts.
voter Hung 13 no.1:11,13 163.
1. Medizinische Klinik der Tierarztliohen Rochschule in Sofia
(Direktor: Prof, B. Natacheff) und Institut fur kunstliche
Basawin und Aufzuchtkrankh iten (Direktor: Prof. K. Bratanoff).

TSCHOBANOVA, D.; BOJADZIEV
C.
Changes in the iger= proteinogram under the influence of succus
liquiritiae. DAL bolg. akad. nauk. 15 no.5:579-581 162.
1. Vorgelegt von P. Mikolcm, korr. Mitglied del- kademle.
(BLOOD PRMIN ELECTROPHORESIS) (GLYCYRRIIIZA)

MIZA.--iA R CEBELIME, P.., rod.; SMAPINAS, V., tokhn. rod.
[All about the native landjApie tavoo gimtoji zeme. Vilnius,
Valstybine grozines literaturos loidykla., 1962. 268 p.
(MIRA 15M)
(Lithuania-Description and travel)

Changes in himn alimentary salivation following conduction
anesthesia of the maxillofacial region. Vriwh.delo no.12:
1315-1316 D 156. (MIRA 12:10)
1. Kafedra Ichirurgicheskoy atonatologii. (zav. - prof.H.V.YetiRov)
I norrYL11noy fiziologii (zav. - prof.N.K.Vitte) Kiyevskogo meditain-
skogo stamiLtologicheskogo inatitilta.
(S&LIVJ%RY GLMS) (IA"L AIIESTID,'SIA)

TSIBINKO, N.S.
Clinical investigation of food salivation in conduction anesthesia
of the maxillofacial region. Vrach.delo to-5:541-543'W . ,59.
(MIRA 12:12)
1. Kafedra kbirurgicheskoy stomatologii (say. - prof. N.V. Yettsov)
Kiyevskogo meditsinelcogo Inatituta.
(SALIVARY GLANDS) (LOCAL ARSTHICSIA)

TBRBINKO, H.S.
Analgesic effect of conduction anesthesia of the mRxillafacial
region with relation to the amount of navocAine used. Vrach.delo
no-9:977 S'58 (MIRA 11:10)
1. Xsfedra khirurgicheskoy stomatologii (zave prof, NoVe Yetisov)
Kiyevskogo meditsinskogo institutas
(NOVOCAINE)

'~-TS=JKO 9 V.A. p inzh.
Automatic control of the acidity of mother liquor in the
saturater bath in coke c-bemical production at the Kuznetek
Metallurgical Combine, Makh. i avtom.proizv. 15 nr,.3t24,-26 Mr 161.
(MIRA 14:3)
(Automatic control) (Stalinek-Coke industry)

TSIBRO, M-Ya., inzh.; KMNETSOV, S.I., lnzh.
Improving the system of repaxping feedwatar as a method of
combatting corrosion in locomotive boilers. Vast. TSNII M
17 no.8:51-53 D 158. (MIRA 12:1)
(locomotive boilers)

IIOVITSFIY, L.[Novytslkyi, L.], red.; TSEBKIK0, G.[TSebenko;H.],
red.; NEr-RUTENKO, 0., red.; TtM-TIII, V.,, tekhn. red.
(Guide to the State Local Geography Museum of Che--nov-:c-jj
Putivnyk. Kyiv, Derzhpolitvydp-v URSR, 106 p. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Chernovtsy. Cbernivets1kyi derzhavnyi kraieznavehyi muzei.
(Ghernovt.7-Geographical Ruseums)

ACC NRi" AP-6033468 SOLIRCE CODE: UR A 11.1 3/66/000AIIJ/0054/0054
1INVEATOR: Tager, A. S.; Mellnikov, A. I.; Kobel'kov, G. P.; Tsebiyev, A. 14.
ORG: None
TITLE: A method for generating and amplifying SHF oscillations using semiconductor
Idiodes. Class 21, No. 185965
SOURCE: Izobret prom obraz tov zn, no. 18, 1966, 54
TOPIC TAGS: S11F oscillator, SHF amplifier, semiconductor diode, waveguide, resonator
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces a method for generating and amplify-
ing SHY oscillations using semiconductor diodes. Stable generation or amplification
of oscillations in the centimeter and millimeter wavelength ranges is produced by
placing the semiconductor diodes in a resonance or waveguide system, connecting them
in a DC circuit and selecting their parameters and working points on the voltage-
current curve in such a way that the resistance of the diodes on direct current and
on frequencies below the working frequencies is positive while the resistance in the
working frequency range is negative and greater than the resistance of losses in the
diodes and in the high-frequency circuit.
Card 1/2 UDC; 621.373.422

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1-diodes; 2--high-frequency circuit i
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SUB CODE: 091 SUBM DATE: 270ct59

M.
ACC NRo AP6014712 A SOURCE CODE: Ult/0323/65/000/006/0032/003'8
AUTHOR: Tsebrenko, M. V. (Engineer); Yudin, A. V. (Dr. of technical sciences; Prof.)~
ORG: Kiev Technological Institute ofLight Industry (Kiyevokiy tekhnologicheakiy
institut'legkoy promyshlZ_nnc~s_tf_
TITLE: Study of the of polyforma dehyde melts. 2. Effect of plasticizer
on viscosity and consistency of the melt
SOURCE: IVUZ. Tekhnologiya legkoy promyshlennosti, no. 6, 1965, 32-38
1
TOPIC TAGS: polyformaldehyde resin, solid viscosity, p lasticizer
ABSTRACT: Rheological properties of 2_40% solutions of diphenylamine in polyformal-
dehyde nrlt were studied-under conditions corresponding to the extrusion of syn -thetic
fibers Viscosity and deformation were measured with polymers of 4.2-6.3-10V molec-
uTa-rweight at 438--463 K and stress of 2.4'104--4.6-103 N/m2. Viscosities docreased.
1.3-37 times on addition of plasticizer. Correlations of viscosity and composition
indicated that the effect of plasticizer depends markedly on both temperature and
molecular weight but little on stress. Viscosity decreased with increasing temper-
ature and rheological properties changed in direction to Newtonian flow; the trans-
formation occurred in plasticized melts at lower temperature than in pure polymer.
Nonnewtonian flow, however, was preserved under experimental conditions. Stability of
flow required for fiber forming was reached at 463 K and over 5-10% additive content.
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formaldehyde-diphenylamine. Rheological changes were observed for melts containing
2% diphenylamine, and use of d1phenylamine as antioxidant in polymers may result in
similar effects. Student L. Moroz took pak in the experimental work. Orig. art...
has: 5 tables and 7 figures.
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(Phane ria-'r- ~.wll. I im)

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AUTHORS: Zhuravlev, N. N., Yakarenko, G. N.2 Samsonov, G. V.j
Sineltnikova, V. S. and Tsebulya, G. Go (Kiyev)
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TITLEi The Question of the Properties and Phase Composition of
Alloys of Boron and Carbon
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye tokhnicheskikh
nauk, Metallurgiya i toplivo, 1961., No. 1,1 pp. 133-141
TEXT: The aim of the work~as tofind a method of preparing
relatively pure alloys of boron with carbon and to investigate their
physical 2roperties and phase-comPosition. The initial materials
were powders of amorphous Uoro-i-1798.5 to ~9.5%) and larrr) black
(99, 8rC7_-_The powders were mixed in alcohol, dried and sieved
through 150 mesh. Several metliods of preparation were tried,, the
r
most acceptable being to hot-press a mixture of the powders in an
argon atmosphere in graphite press-formers. Sone carburization
took place (chemical analyses were made bi' r T. N. Nazarchuk).
This could be overcome by using a molybdenum lining bi resulted
in contamination with 1.31 to 1.Q%, mo:!8denu , Boron nitride
linings avoided this conLamination. The alloys prepared were
exR-dned metdllographically,, etching by anodic trentment in a
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LO% KOH solution at 0.9 to 1.2 A.cm2 and 10 to 20 ". The
structures obtained are shown in Fig. 2. The allo; with 6.4%
carbon had a eutectic structure. At about 8% carbon, the structure
was practically single-phRsed and at 1O.e',0 carbon Vie whole field
appeared as a eutectic. It is proposed that a compound forms at
about 6% carbon with the formula B12C- A second compound begins
to appear at about 10% carbon and .s either B1302 or B C3
-ray analysis of the alloys was also carried out and (m~iiired the
X
metallographic observations* Fig* 2 shows the photograph of the
phases B12C and B4C Th B Cphase had a rhombohedral
e b
structure. Between 2019 a2 " C. the alloy consisted of two
phasest the rhombohedral phase, with maximiun darbon content in the
cell, and graphite. At 61% carbon, an X-ray photograph with a
large number of lines, the intensity and position of which did not
correspond to B4C, was obtained. It is proposed that a compound
richer in carbon than B4C exists at high temperatures, which
decomposes to B4G and graphite at low temperatures. Ficro-
hardness measurements showed that in the imannealed state t;here is
mm2).
a maximum corresponding to the proposed phase B12C (About 6000 kg/..
After annealing, the hardness curve is smoothed out and the hardness
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2 g/M2.
of Bjr2C was 4000 kg/mm whilat that of B4C was about 5000 k
Elec ical resistance measurements shawed thattliere were sharp
maxima at 8 and 21.7% carbon. After annealing, the first raximum
was retained although the absolute value decreasedl a high maximum
was observed at about 15% carbon (BlIC2),, The resistance of alloys
ccntaining more than 30% carbon wa9 ow and practically independent
of corpusition. Studies of ter-q)eratnre dependenoe of reBiBtence
of B40 confirmed the semiconducting character of this carbide
(see Fig. 5). Thermal e.ir.f. measurements showed that the highest
values corresponded to defect structures of the compounds 1312C
and P C deficient in carbon. 'No possible variations o the
phase Ha~,ram of the boron-carbon system at the boron-rich end are
given in Fig. 4. There are 5 figuress 3 tables and 19 references:
14 Soviet and 5 non-Soviet
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MAKARA, A.M.; TSECHAt~ V.Aj, ZHCVNITSKIY' I.P.
Determining the characteristics of cold crack development -in
welded joints.,.by means of ultrasonic flaw detection. AvtWI.
avar. 24 no.504-9 Mv '61. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Ordena Trudavggo Krasnogo Znameni Inatitut elektroovarki im. Ye.O.
Patona AN USSR., '
(Welding-Testing) (ultrasonic testing)

ZVORYKIN, K.Y.; PERTSKVA, A.A.; TSIDELKH, Ye.B.; LXBRM, N.P.; VIDINk, A.A.
Work in the typing and qualitative evaluating of arable lands.
Vop.geog. no.43:86-108 '58. (MIRA 12:5) .1 It
(soils)

TSFAZLER.. Ye.E. - -- --- -
*Map$ of the industries of economic administrative regionsm by
E.M.Gurari. Reviewed by E.E.TSedeler. lzv.AN =R.Ser.geog.
no.3:1,39-140 My-Je 162, (KIRA 15-5)
(,"Luasia---L3dustries--Maps) (Gurari., E.M.)

KM(AR, Y.G.; SAZHIN, L.I.; FMIN, N,A,; TSIMMUM, G.I,
, ,
Selenium valve. Trudy NIKFI no,7t227-238 147. (MIU 11:6)
1. Blektrooilovava laboratoriya Nauchno-looledovateliskogo Idno-
foto-instituta, Xoskwa,
(Zlectric current rectifiers)

Tachudin., F.
Tschudin,, F. Paper production in Old Mexico. p. 21.
Vol. 12, No. 1, Jan. 1957
PAPIR A CELULOSA
TZCBNOLOGY
Czechoslovakia
So. East European Accessions. Vole 6, No. 5, May 1957

TSIMENK00.6, 4t~."
Analgesic effect of conduction anesthenia of the maxillofacial region
with relntion to the amount of nOVOCAlne used. Vrach,del%) no.91977
S158 (MIRA 11:10)
1. Kafedra khirurgicheakoy stomatologii (sava prof* NvVe Fetisov)
Xiyevskogo meditsinskogo institute*
(NOVOCAINE)

T'SEBENKO, N. S. Cand Med Sci -- (diss) "Alimentary Salivation as
anMI :tiAess of t -Conduction Anesthesia of
dex of the Ef fe(
X -.0%
the Maxillofacial Area." Kiev, 1957. 17 PP 21 cm. (Kiev Order of
Labor Red Banner Medical Inst im Academician A. A. Bogomolets),
200 copies (KL, 27-57, 111)
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TSMNKO X.S.
'- ~Mechmu sm of the action of novocaina block. Trech.delo no.llil2l9
N '56, (KIRA 10:3)
1, Kafedra kh*irurgichaskoy stomatologii (saveduyushchly - professor
N.V.71tisov) I normallnoy fiziologii, (zaveduyushchly - professor
N.K.Vitte) Kiyavskogo maditainskogo stomatologichaskogo instituta.
(NOVOCAINE)

TSIBINKO, U.S.
Salivation as an objective method for studying the effectiveness of
conduction anesthesia of the maxillofacial region with novocaine
solutions of various concentrations. Vrech.delo no.6:657 Je '57.
(MIRA 10:8)
1. Kafedra khirargichaskoy stomatologii (zav. - prof. N.Y.Yetteov)
i-kefedra normallnoy fiziologii (zav. - prof. H.K.Vitte) Xiyevskogo
meditsinskogo stomatologichookogo institute
(SALIVARY GLANDS) (LOCAL ANZMHICSIA) (NOVOCAINE)

TSEDERTOVICII R [Cebertowicz, R.)
I
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The leaning tower of Pisa won't collapse (from "Wiedza i Zycie").
Nauka I zhiznf 28 no-5:55-56 My 161. (MIRA 14.6)
1. Chlen Pollskoy Akademii nauk
(Soil stabilization)
f

PBOHOITYY, Rhaim Davidovich,: ROMYSIO. Mkha U Abramovich, ; TSIBRJWKO,
Xorl,Pawlovich,; YAUCIMXO. Ye. F., kand. tekhn. nauk, reteenzent,-,
TRMAS, A.B.,prof ., red.
(Repair of grain harvesting combines] Remont zernouboT-ochnykh komba inov.
Kiev, Goo. nauchno-tokhn. izd-vo mashinostrott. lit-ry, 1958. 315 P.
(MERA 11:12)
(Combines(Agricultural machiner.0-Maintenance and repair)

T 0 T
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Speoialization of the departments in a department store. Sarib tor
no;4:20-25 AP 158, (MM 11141*
(Department stores)

SANSONOV) G.V. [Siuntionovp H.V.1; TSEDULYAt G.G. [TSebulia, H.B.)
Effect of additions of carbon and titanium on the electrical conductivity
of silicon nitride. Ukr. fiz. zhur. 5 no, 5:615-619 5-0 160.
(MIRA 14.4)
1. Institut metallokeramiki i t3patsiallnykh splavov AN USSR.
(Silicon nitride-Electric properties)
(Carbon) (Titanium)

GOLIGORSKIY, S.D. (Kishinev); TBUTM, X.A_ (KishinST); SHOYMT, R.N.
(Ki, shinev)
Treatment of acute nonspecific cystitis with presacral novocalne-
penicillin blocks. Klin.mad. 32 no.1:84 Ja 154. (HLRA 7.-4)
1. Iz fakulltetskoy Ichirurgicheekoy kliniki (direktor - professor
N.H.Kukin) Kishinevskogo meditsinskogo institute. i ReBpublikanskoy
klinichaskoy bolfnitay.
(Bladder--Inflammation) (Penicillin)
(Novocaine)

-117,11.5
GURVIO9.j Ajatoliy Eons tar t,imv iz~i, -' ~' . TSE~;HALI, V.A. y inzil.,
retsenzent; INOVIK, A.M., red.-Mmarmrzo
tekhn. red*
(Ultrasonic defectoscopy of welded joints] U11tra-
zvukovaia defektoskoplia avarnykh soedinenii. Kiev,
Gostekhizdat UM, 1963. 227 p. (MIRA 17:2)

KHIMCHMO, N.Y.; YESIUVSKIY, Y.P.; TSZCHALI, V.A.
Ultrasonic defectoscop7 of welded joints made by automatic welding with
flux...Avtom. ovar..10 no.2.,70-78 Kr-Ap 157. (WI-RA 10W
1. Nauchno-issledovatel'skiv institut khimicheakogo mashinostroveniya
i Ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni Institut alektroavarki im. Te.O.
Patona Akademil nauk USSR.
Odlectric welding--Q=lity control)
(Ultrasonic waves--Industrial applications)

1-ibo
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A161/A127
AMORS: Makara, A. M., Tsechal2, V. A., Zhovnitskly, 1. P.
Determining the development of cold cracks in welded joints by ultra-
sonic flaw detection
PERIODICAL: Avtomaticheskaya. avarka, no. 5, 1961, 3 - 10
TECT: A new method-developed by the Institut alaktroevarki im. Ye. 0. Pato-
pa (Eleatrio Welding Institute im. Ye. 0. Pqton) makes it possible to determine
the-moment of 'ar4ok initiatlon iml thelz~ further propagation in welds. An Y_Vr7H
(UZD-7N) ultrasonic flaw detector of TeMITMASh design was used. The investiga-
t'ions wort conducted with h-f oscillatious.of 2.5 MG, with prismatic feelers prod-
ucing a 300 sound beam angle, one feeler performing the functions of both trans-
mitter and receiver. Silicon oil was used on the specimen surface, which ensured
a dependable contact at temperatures about 1500C. Butt welds were prepared in
14 mm thick 35X3H3M (39".3M) medium-alloyed steel with straight edges and single-
bead welds. The shape was chosen for conveniencefor cold cracks in such welds
usually develope at about right angles to the surface, and the reflection is clear.
Already a slight increase of a crack c;-.used a noticeable change in the reflected
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ultrasonic energy on the screen. However, vertical internal cracks in metal do
not produce such an effect, and it was not possible to watch and record slight in-
.creases of cracks of this kind. It is emphasized that also other flaws than cracks
(cold shuts, notches) are being reflected, and preparatory experiments are neces-
sary with specimens of the chosen geometric shape to spot and determine the other
reflections before the tests. The lengthof cracks is determined as usual in such
flaw detection, i.e. by two positions of' the fee'ler being moved to and fro. The
depth of cracks was judged by the changing amplitude of reflected signal. The
amplification was correspondingly reduced, for otherwise the signals would reach
beyond the screen. A graph was plotted by which the depth of cracks may be deter-
mined with *0,5 mm accuracy. Error is bighest at about 1 mm Crack depth. At low
-ions from notches were
crack depths the accuracy increases to tO.2 mm. Reflect
different from reflections from cracks. The data show that initial microscopic
cracks are starting at both ends of the seam at the boundary with the base metal
in 20 - 25 min after termination of welding, when the metal temperature is about
14o - 1300C, and the depth of initial cracks is below one millimeter. The number
of initial cracks reached up to ten in 3 lirs. The crack propagation was different
- some cracks remained stable for a long time *1d then propagated rapidly, and
some vice versa. Only in 2 - 3 days cracks bec*e visible to unaided eye. Cracks
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In specimens subjected to a tension stress of 20 - 25 kg/=2 Initiated as all other
and spread slowly for several hours, then developed instantaneously to complete
failure of specimen. The conclusion is drawn that the method is suitable for stud~-
Ing the kinetics of slow destruction in welded joints as well as in metals in gene-
ral, e.g.Ithe initiation and apreading of hardening cracks that are forming slowly
after heat treatment. There are 11 figures and 5 referencest 4 Soviet-bloc and 1
non-Soviet-bloo. The reference to the English-language publication reads as film:
A. N. Cottrell, A Note on the Initiation of Hardened Zone Cracks, "The Welding
Journal", no. 11, 1944.
ASSOCIATIONs Ordena, Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni Institut elektroavarki im. Ye. 0.
Patona AN USSR ("Order of the Red Danner of Labor" Electric Welding
Institute im. Ye. 0. Paton AS UkrSSR)
SUEOMMM: January 28, 1961
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14ALEVSKIY, Yu.B.; TSECHAL:, V.A,
Work of the SubcoaUttee on the Equipment and Quality Control.
of Welding. Avtom.avar. 14 no.9:94-95 S t6l. (,'a?A 14:8)
(Welding research)

TSECHALI, V.A.
. __Z__ __ --
Scientific technological conference on pbysical method's of
nondestructive material testing. Avtom. svar. 14 no.lC:Sl-93
o 161. (IIIW. 14:9)
Mondestructive testing-Congresses)

Ultrasonic testing of joints in 34M steel made by electric
alagwelding. Avtom. evar.'25 no.8:82-85 Ag 162. (,'-aRA 15:7)
1. Ordenh Trudovogo Krasnogo Znazeni Institut clektroevarki
imeni Ye.O. Patona, AN USSR.
(Electric welding) (Ultrasonic testing)

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AUTHOR! Tsechalt, V.A.
TITLE, A soientific and technical conference on nondestructi-te
physical inspection inethods for materialb
PERIODICALi Avtomaticheskaya svarka, no. 10, 1961, 91-93
TEXT: The II Vsesoyuznoye soveshchaniye po fizicheskim metodam kontrolya
materialov bez razrusheniya (Second All-Union Clonforenco on Nondestructive
Physical Inspection Methods for Materials) was convened in Leningxad in
April 1961. Over 900 delegate3 from. 147 towns of the USSR attended and 95
reports were hoard, The conference started with the report of L.I. Loginov,
Er,;.,~neer, on the development and introduction of nondestructive inspection
methods in industry. P.K. Oshchepkov, of the IMET im. Baykova (IMLT im.
Baykov) gave a report on "Basic problems of the development of nondestluc-
tive physical inspection methods for materials", i.e. problems of automatiun,
objective evaluation of flaws, visualization (ir-troscopy) of flaws, high-
speed recording of tne inspection results, wider application of various
kinds of penetrating radiation, etc. Several reports dealt with the auto
mation of inspection (by S.T. Nazarov, L.G. Morkulov, A,K. Gurvich; Yu.K.
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Fedorov, M.R, Gubanova). A unit with an converter tube, developed Lit
the MLVTU -4m. Baumana (NIVTU im. Bauman), permits mechanizing x-ray in--Fer;--
tion and observing a weld seam on a TV zcreen during trradiation. The con-
verter tube is suitable for inspection of welded jA.pes, and the efficiency
of the inspection may he 10-20 times higher than with the photographic mg-
thod. LETI im. V.I. Ultyanoia (Lenina) (LETI im. V*.I. Ulyanov [Len;r.]) has
pz-odaced the first autimatic industrial unit for the high-speed inopection.
~:f rclled sheets. Sheet metal up to 3 n wide and immersed in 7ater,mov6s
a. ng a roll table at a speed of 10 m/mi:i ',-etw,-en systems of emitting anO
receirinE .*ibrators. The images cf flaws are rercrded or. electrcthermic,
p3po.r on the desired s,~ale. '.7ith TV reccr,"Ing, several square meters may
be inspected in one mirzlate. An- automatic YK~9 -2 \'UKL-2) unit for the qual.-
ity ooz-troi of shest-3 has beer-. devcl~,pea -4n Leningrad. A me-~hod of con-
zinuolis automatic ultraeon-ic in-,pecti-(,.%n of the thickress of sheets and p1pe
walls r-f 3 Mm ar_'d Ovex,at a speed of up *c 1-5 m/se,, has been develoFed at
the T5N'LITMASh. The NIIWdtov presented the functional and electrical sche-
mat-icr, .,f experimental units for 1_jltlaF~onic inspection cf Various
welded joints with dcrumental 3e~ordirg reported by A.K. Gurvic,h). T. T
Bordylagc-v of the za~,-rd "E1ek-,rotc-chj)2:_Jbor" ("Elektrotochpriber" Plant)
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reported an the organization of serial production of flaw detectors at the
plant. The following flaw detectors will be produced in 1961: the AN17 -2
(DMP-2) mobile magnetic, the 77 nK4-3M (77PMD-314) portable magnetic, the
3M14A -3 (EMID-3) inductive electromagnetic flaw detectors, as well as
the 03 -1 (IE-1), the ultrasonic YAM-1 (UDM-1) and the luminescent JIA-2
(LD-2) conductivity testers. A number of reports dealt with x-ray and gamma,
ray flaw detection and new trends in this field. 0.M. Ignatlyev, and
D.S. Gerchikov, Zh.V. Ostapenko, V.I. Mak-Mak, and V.M. Fedorchuk reported
on the experience gained in the application of nuclear radiation for gamma-
ray flaw detection in welded joints at enterprises in the Stalinskiy (Sta-
lino) sovnarkhoz, at the Kiyevskiy mashinostroitel;nyy zavod (Kiyev Nachi-
nery Plant), the Zhdanovskiy zavod tyazhelogo mashinostroyeniya (Zhdanov
Heavy Machinery Plant), and the Dnepropetrovskiy zavod metzillokonstruktsiy
im. Babushkina (Dnepropetrovsk Metal Structures Plant im. Babushkin). Ye.N.
Neelov (Leningrad) spoke on the use of small-size gamma-ray sources for the
irradiation of welds on pipelines tip to 250 mm in diameter; the source is
moved on a special carriage into the pipeline, and the cassette is left
outside, The seam is inspected by means of a single photograph. IA.
Neyfelld (Moscow) informed the conference on methods and equipment for
gar-ma-ray inspection of welds on main gas and oil pipelines; the use of
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small PY11-120-5-1 (RUP-120-5-1) apparatus was also recommended. The re-
port of I.S. Ivakhnenko (Moscow) dealt with tho use of scintillation coun-
ters as one of the promising trends in x-ray and gamma-ray flaw detection.
The report of Ye.V. Lisovskiy (Leningrad), "Introduction of the ionization
inspection method for large structures at plants", dealt with the physical
fundamentals, advantages and drawbacks of this method. K.I. Kornishin re-
ported an electrustatic inspection methods. The use of betatrons abroad
for ir.-adiation of thick metal items, and its advantages, were mentioned.
The Tcmakiy politekhnichaskiy institut (Tomsk Polytechnic Institute) has
developed a new design for a small and light 25 mev betatron. Betatrons
are intended for inspecting welds in high-pressure vessels (reports by A~A.
Vorobtyevp V.I. Gorbunov, and G.N. Kok). The reports of M.N. Mikheyev,
G.S. Tomilov and R.S. Yanus, of the Institut fiziki metallov AN SSSR (In-
stitute of Physics of Metals of the AS USSR) dealt with a magnetic method
for measuring the depth of active hardened layer and the quantity of reBi-
dual austenite in the surface layer, the relations between the magnetic,
electrical and mechanical properties of steel after heat treatment, and an
autcmatic arrangement for sorting electrotechnical sheet iron by coercive
fcroe. N.M. Rodichin (Sverdlovok), A.A. Dorofeyev, S.A. Sadovnikov and
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V.G. Gerasimov (Moscow) reported on the quality control 4;,f various articles,
and :,n cpot welding by eddy currents. For the inspection o:~f spot welds~
the te3ted part is placed betweer coil pickups so that the faces of one
pair of coils face the weld from opposite siden, while another pair is
placed an ~he adjacent non-welded section. Changes of the e.m.f., resulting
fXom variations in the quality of the spot weld, are recorded with a m-'lli-
voltmeter. The method clearly reveals cracks, burns, st2eking, and 30~
cold shuts in 1+1 to 2+2 mm joints. A.S. Falikevich (14,:~sccw) and N.D. La-
kushin (Rostov-na-Donu) reported on the magnutographic inspection of welds~
suitable for joints of 4 to 14 mm thickness when ultrasonic in-,;~ection i,-
difficult. VNIIST (Mozicow) has developed a new HA,-ll (MD-11) magnetojra-
phic flaw detector th,.t produces visible images of flaws, which is not pos-
siblu with the MA-9 (10-9) detector. The use of ferrosonde flaw detection
for 1U. rails, steel bars, pipeslets.,was described in the reports of A.H.
Matvayev, I.I. Kifer and M.S. Tseplyayeva (Mozcow), and N.N. Zatsepir and
D.A. Shturkin (Sverdlovsk). This new mwthod of magnutic flaw detection
uses a ferrosonde indicator that iv tntroducod into the zone (.-f the magnetic
leakage fiald at the flaw. N.1. Yeremin (TaNlITMASh) repcrted on magnetic
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;netallcp,raphy permitting direct determination of the microatruct%re of me-
-al by sp-,tntaneous magnetic "charges". The reuorts of Ye.A. Fllim,)nova,
I.N. Yermolov, A.S. Borovikov and N.V. Khimchenko Moscow) dealt with the
the,~ry and practice of luminescent and color flaw-detection mathods, and
with the highly-sensitive combined luminescen~le-ultrasound method. The re-
p~;zt nf D,3, Shrayber (Moscow). "Ways for improving the -,-iltrasonic flaw--
detection pulse-echo method",concerned the fundamental requirements of ul-
trasonic flaw-detection methods in serial prc~duction of articles where the
absence of flaws is vitally important. L.G. Merkulov (Leriingxad~ generallm!
a sc-ries of' theoretical studieu of ultra!joni~: inspection and inuntioned new
..nstruments permitting inspection of steel Tith coarse crystalline structuret
FI,,e retp~%rt of A.G. Gorokhov (Moscow), "Investi,,,raticn of the bnsic feat,.,res
.if flaw detection by the immersion echo -m,; U.,)d included recommend.11tioni
,:oacerning 3018Ction of the parainetero of the inope,:tion instr1imenta. V.Ye.
:vq;-,Gv (Lew-ngrad) gave informat--on on a nk!?j ultraaon,_~; flaw deteotor, the
I. x A t-,~~r--~matr '131PVC-18" (-'UZD:;-18II stKucttire nuteT) fcr thu inspectic,r,
and iz-ve3tigation of coarse-grained matertals.. and revi sma_311,3ize
(
UZD-16) and uItrason.-.-,,t!:e VolE~i-M&-t-,:ba f1ood land
and the Volga delta with a total surface of
100,000 km2 that should be partially irrigated iindoconomically
opened up, In 1948-50o 6reoGraphical examinations ware mande for
the firz)t atago o! the vcheme (general ochodulon were set np).
Then, phyoical-googirraphical and economic-geographical special
maps at umall arid modium ocalon wore made up. In subsequent
years, the most typical soctiona were oxamined in dQtail.
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Cartographical Work in the Complex Study of sov/'6-59-12-10/14
11alf-Desert Regions
The work of the first staae was carried out by special
sections (geomorphological, soil-geobotanical and economic-
geographical sections). Cartographers took part in the office
and field work. The work in the two staGes is here pointod out
in short. The work carried out here showed that in extensive
geographical expeditions the presence of cartographers in all
stages of work is indispensable for the making of special maps
with universal characteristics of the region.
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50), 5W SOV/62-59-6-13/42
AUTHORS Petrov, Al. A., Sergiyenkop S. R.
Nechitaylo, ff. A., Sanin, P. I., Nikitskaya, Ye. A.
TITLE: Synthesis and Properties of the Dimethyl-substituted Alkanes
Having the Composition C 12-C16
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye khimicheskikh nauk,
1959, Ur 8, pp 1421-1424 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present paper discusses the synthesis and properties of
some of the compounds mentioned in the title. The properties
of the synthesized materials are given in table 1. Nearly
all substances crystallize at low temperatures; only 2,4-di-
methyldecane and 3,5-dimetbyldodecane.vitrify at much lower
temperatures than do their isomers or adjacent homologs.
Besides reference 3 investigations aiming at an explanation
of these phenomena have also been carried out by Petrov
(Ref 4)- It was assumed that the characteristic feature of
vitrification of the two compounds mentioned is due to their
structure. Various investigations were carriee out to prove
this assumption (determination of viscosity as a function
of temperature (Table 2) and determination of nolecular
weight). From the results it is seen that the influence of
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SOV/62-59-8-13/42
Synthesis and Properties of the Dimethyl-substituted Alkanes Having the
Composition C12-C 16
It was only possible to establish a certain dependence on
the branching degree of the compounds. There are 2 tables
and 5 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Institut nefti Akademii nauk SSSR
(Petroleum Institute of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
SUBMITTED: December 10, 1957
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TS17MRATIO Y~I.
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I () 15 -') .1) 0 p . (MMA ~ :5 )
IB95-1952)

_T~~,_Yu,;_BARULINA, L.G., red.; ROMANOT, A.Y., red.;.RUKYANTsay
A.M., red.; TROPM, N.Ts. red*; FZWSMVp P.N.~ red.;
BARMINA, L.G., red,; "IMBIN, Te.M., teklm.red.
(Socialist transformation in the Mongolian reoPle's Republic]
Sotaialisticheakie proobrazovaniis v Mongollskoi Narodnoi
Respublike. Moskva. Gos.izd-vo polit.lit-ry, 1960. 117 P.
(MIRA 14:3)
1. Pervyy sakreter' TSentralluogo Komiteta Hongollskoy narodno-
revolyutsionnoy partii (for TSedenbal).
(Mongolia--Economic policy)

T`!,,'1)E'R!3A17j,T, 1'. L
On 22 March 1946, at the Power Engineering Institute Lmnenl Molotov,
defended his dissertation on "The Problems of Using Selenium Rectifiers".
Official opponents - Doctor of Teclunical Scipncos Professor I. L. Kaganov,
and Candidate of Technical Sciences Docent V. G. Komar.
So: Elektrichestvo, No 4, April 1947, pp 90-94 ( U-5577, 18 Fobniary 1954
A highly developed critique was given of the simple mathematical methods of
calculatin,c; hard rectifiers and of the methods of tabulating solutions with the
aid of load norms. The principal shortcomings of these methods lay in misinterpretin,-,
the lawa existing, between!ho varicus par,%netors of the rectifier circuit and the
operating conditions. Erronom,2 poaftlates which had been adopted in the normatives
were shown. A recomendation was made of a~graphlc-analytic method of calculat'!ng
selenium rectifiers for admissive and. non-admissive mritching in of these rectifiers.
Using., the method recommended the problems were investigated of using selenium rect-
ifiers in single-phase surply circuits with a load in the form of a pure counter-
electromotive force, without taking into account the active and reactive resistances
of the power source. As a result of the investigation the circuits were classified
into four basic groups on the principal of similarity from the point of view of
operation of the selenium rectifiers.
So: IBID

PETROV, ALA.; 4IRGITENKO, S.R.: TSIDILINA. A.L.; YIMOROV, Tu.P.
homerization of unsaturated 16- *carbons. MAx. I takh.
Upl. ne.1:26-32 J& 156. WaA 937)
(Hydrocarbons)

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TSZDMATJM, L.I.
"Selenic valve," report 88, Y.G. Komar, L.I. Teederban , Trudy NIKFj.f
(Nauch.-insled. kino-foto-in-t), Issue 7, 1947, (column title: 1944),
p. 216-26
SO: U-2888, Letopla Zh*arnallnykh Statey, No. 1, 1949

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skogo gorodskogo soveta profsoyuzov.
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TSXDBRBAUM, Yu., yurist
Istablishing the generp-1 length of service for the granting of
pensiors to workers and sayplo7ees. Okh.truda I sota.strakh.
no.1:65-68 J& 160. (MIRA 13:5)
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LIVSHITS, R.; TSEDMBAU-1, Yu.
Calculating average iiiiiings. Sots. trud 6 ro.9:41-51 S '61.
(MIRA 14:9)
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TSaERDAMI I YU.
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record in granting pensions, Okhr. truda i sots. strakh. 5
no.7:1+0-/A T1 162. (MIR& 15-7)
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Moskovskogo gorodskogo soveta, profesaionalinykh soyuzov.
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connection with their work. Okhr. truda i sots. strakh. 6
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FK I,-kj
USSR/ Physical Chemistry Taer;2odynai.Ac:3. Thermcchemic try. B-8
Equilibrium. 1-hysicochci.LLcal Analy_,is. Phase TrunsItiens.
Abs Jour Reforat Zhur - Khinira., 1:10 3) 1957) 7495
Author Tsederb r NOV.
Inst Moscow Power nstitute
Title On the reterranation of the Thermal Conductivity of
Binary Mixtures (Solutions of Ethyl Alcohol in Water)
Orig Pub : Tr. Mosk. energ. in-ta, 1955, Vol 25, 13-27
Abstract : The the=a4 conductivity ( .- ) of aqueous solutions of
C2H 50F' of varying cone entrati ons has been determined
expijrimentally by the heated-wire method (D.L. Timrot
and Vari7aftik, N.D., Izv. Vesescyuz. toplotekh. Ln-ta,
1935, No 9; 194o, Ito 'f) over the temperature range -70
to 6011. flie fumilila of Predvoditelev-Vargaftik wus
used In the calculatioi, ~ ; the formula has been propo-
sed for the calculation of "C of associated homogeneous
liquids. All the terns of the equation were determined
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USSR/ Physical rMenistry - Ther~:rdynamftcs. Thermochemistry. B-8
Equilibriun,. Mysicocheralcal Analysis. Phase Transiticrs.
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Khirdyu, ',!o '3, 1957, 7495
by the additivity rule. The specific weight of the so-
lutions was calculateJ from the Mondc!leyev formulac,
The author recommends the use of the Predviditelcv-Var-
gaftik formula f:)r the calculatton of N at alcohol con-
ccntratlon. of 0-05 pt:rl-,unt (by voliulu). For concentra-
tions of' 80 percent arid avcr a fori.-,uJa is proposed for
the calculation of X which takes into account the decrea-
se in volume on jaixinC. The differences between the re-
sults obtuined by norms of the proposed equations and
experir2ental data -do not exceed 2.17 percent.
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