SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TURKOVSKAYA, A.V. - TURLAKOV, P.

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AUTHORS:. Koiesn4ko,va, L. S., Adler,,- Yu. P., Turkbvikaya, A. V.
TITLE: comparing the sensitivity to Interarystalline corrosion of zinc-
-Aluminumall 5-.,.
PFRIODICAtt Izvest1ya.*vysshikh,uchebnykh ravedanly, Ttvitnaya metallurglya,
no. 6, -1962' 13~ 135
TEXT: Corrosion testsby the American AS.M method'were made with zinc
alloys with copper :. AAMMr:4-1-0.05 (TsAMMg74-4~0..d~) - inii without
IIAMr-4-0.05 (T_ AM -4 manufacture&-on q0! (TiO) grade' SIM We, of
g- -4.05)
0.96% purity. Por comparison, the m6chanlcal-propertle4'df the *119ye prior -to
corrosion were determined -by tenalli testa'of'pre4dure-diasts r-240,
pGaimms, ro
271 and 516 hours.. To~determlne.a aez%sitivity'crlterlo'nl..o'f.inter'cx7atalline cor-
rosion,the results obt bril were.mathematically orocessed'and the correlation,
a
of parampiters 6. , Z', and was Investigated Por.zt he To"A-0.05 all oy the
possibility was efitAblished of.qs Iing as th~ Bole--- or' iterjon of Inter6ry4talune
corrosion'..The data obtained from 6xpe%lmental resultA proved to'be.lnsuffla'ie'n"t
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to * establish-in anbL14*ous .'c*'ri tierion- for ailcq'UA4~g.-44-0.6.-Research'In th Iq
direction-is to be continued.. It iias observed that thv'46atterlng of results v"
consi'derably'greAter.for specimens tested duj~~*.~71,.hppra.- This leads to thei
assumption that the.-additioxi of - copper., yields,: less stable results. At extended
duration of the tests the, dorrelittion, coeffiolehts 6-. and and changed.,
~B.
their signs, And their ~values. dedrea.sed.- This' in WWeristobd 'as a result of tba
couter process of ~.Ohdse - stablift" atloh'.-The
re'lo 1: table.~
ASSOCIATION: Moikovskii instltUt..stali'l spliVov (M~actw. lnstltuu of Steel. ,ad .
Ailoyp) Kafedra korrozii I zashchity. iietklov (Departnmt of Cor-
ros~ an'dMetal Proteotlon);.Oiredmet.
SUBMITTED: May .1b ,1962
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SE UY-YU;,, TURKOVSKAY'A A V
Corrosion of copper-nickel alloys in Lea water. Izv. vys. ucheb.
zav.; tsvet. met. 4 no-4:145-148 161. (MIRA 14:8)
1. Krasnoyarskiy institut tsvetnykh metallov, kafedra
korrozii i elektrokhimii.
(Copper-nickel alloys--Corrosion)

TURKOVSKAYAJ, A.V.; SE UY-YU
Corrosion of copper-nickel.alloys in hydrochloric acid solutions.
Izv. vys. ucheb. iav.; tsvet. met. 4 no.5:174-178 161. (M.UU-3.4:10)
1. Krasnoyarskiy institut tsvetnykh metallov, kafedra kox-rozii
i alektrokhimii.
(Ggpper-Aickel alloys '--corrosion)
.(Rjdr~c~ric acid)

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AUTHORS: 9Lu~ukay-&-A-V_ 11sleh Wui-yu
TITLE; Corrosion of copper-niekel alloys in hydrochloric acid solutions
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedenlyj Tsvetnaya metallurglya, ro.5,
1961, 174-178
TEXT. The authors studied the corrosion and electrochemical behavior of
Cu-Ni alloys in 1; 11,5 and 8% hydrochloric acid at 20, 60 and 800C. in closed
glass containers with reverse coolers. Experiments at 60 and 800C were made
in a glycerin filled thermostat. The dependence of the corrosion rate on the
duration of the test, nickel content, temperature and acid concentration was
investigated. A sharp increase in the corrosion resistance of the Investigated
alloys was observed at 20 - 254 Ni content. The appearance of a chemical
stability limit is caused by the formation of phase films on the alloy surfaces,
which possess protective properties. Cu-Ni alloys containing over 25% Niocan be
employed in diluted hydrochloric acid solutions, at temperatures below C.
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There are 5 figures and 5 Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCIATIONS: Krasnoyarskiy institut tsvetnykh metallov (Krasnoyarsk Inst,lt,utf,
of Nonferrous Metals); Kafedra korrozii i elektrokhimi!
(Department of Corrosion and Electrochemistry)
SUBMITTED: Januarj 23, 1961
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VO (5) SOV/137-59-5-11-5504
Translation froz6: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metaliurgiya, 1959, Nr 5, p 28,;~
(USSR)
AUTHORS- Turkovskaya, AN., Persiantseva, V.P.
rd
TITLE: The Effect of Some Factors on the Atmospheric Corrosion Rate
of Magnesium and Its Alloy A
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauchn. tr. Nauchno-tekhn. o-vo tsvetn. metallurgii, Mosk.
in-t tsvetn. met. I zolota, 1958, Nr 29, Pp 172 - 178
ABSTRACT. The authors investigated the effect of relative humidity, SO
, SO + CO and carbon dust on atmospheric corrosion of WE,
C
02 -Ld Mg2 Its alloy (with 6.5% Al, 0.3% Mn, 1% Zn) and
passiva I
passivated alloy. Corrosion was determined by the gravimetric
method and by changes in the appearance of specimens with a
45-power magnification. It was established that for the given
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815V
SOV/137-59-5-11504
The Effect of Some Factors on the Atmospheric Corrosion Rate of Magneslimn.
and Its Alloy
humidity. The corrosion rate of Mg and Mg alloy increases if the atmosphere
contains S02, CO2 and their mixWres, Carbon dust raises the ccrrosion rate
In an atmosphere containing 302 and does not affect the corrosion rate In an
atmosphere containing CO 2*
V.P.
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, 1959, Nr 9, p 308 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Turkovskaya, AN, Persiantseva, V.P.
iv
TITLE: The Effect of Some Factors on the Rate of Atmospheric Corrosion of
Magnwiiuni mid Ita Alloys f~
PERIODICALs Sb. nauchn, tr. Nauchno-taklin. o-vo tavatn. metallurgii, Mosk. In-t t,,;v(,wtn.
met. i zolota, 1958, Nr 29, Pp 172 - 178
ABSTRACT: The author studied the effect of moiuture, C02, 802 and tho pi-esence of
solid dust particles on the rate of atmospheric corrosion (RAC) of
Mg and the Mg-alloy of the composition (in %): Al 6.5, Mn 0.3, Zn 1,
which has been passivated in an acidic bichromatic bath containing
NHIP ' The study has shown that RAC of these materials increases sharp-
ly at an inoroase In the rolative humidity to 90 - 95%, An inton:31,Nca-
tion of RAC of Mg was noted in an atmosphere polluted by C02 and 13,02P In
which case the joint presence of both gases leads to higher corrosion
losses than in an atmosphere containing these gases separately. Particles
of coal dust promote the corrosion in S02 and almost do not affect the
Card 1/1 aorrosion rate in an atmosphere polluted by COP* A. 8hatalov

18(0); 250) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/3076
Bakhvalov, Grigoriy Tikhonovich, and Anna Vasillyevna Turkovskaya
Korroziya I zashchita metallov (Corrosion and Protection of Metals)
2d ed., rev. and enl. Moscow, Metallurgizdat, 1959. 310 P.
Errata slip inserted. 11,200 copies printed.
Reviewevii: P.I. Toralchov, Candidato of Tochnioal Scloncoo; Ya.
KlInov, Doctor of Technical Scienceq, Professor; and Ye.M. Zarets-
kiy, Docent; Ed.: A.N. Chernov; Ed. of Publishing House:
O.m. Kamayeva; Tech. Ed.: Ye.B. Vayn3hteyn.
PURPOSE: This textbook Is Intended for students of schools of
higher technical education who are not specializing in the
study of the corrosion and protection of metals. It may also
be useful to technical personnel.
COVERAH: The book deals with processes of metal corrosion In
'1Ir1*(j1'o11t Ille'(11a and 111ouiotta ur i)rotvaung, met-iiti rvom oori-oaion.
'rho results of sclontific razicarch and Industrial (levolopments
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Corrosion and Protection (Cont.)
SOV/3076
In the field of anticorrosion protection are discussed. The
automation of electroplating processea and other processes of
decorative and protective treatment is described. Illustrative
drawings and diagrams are presented. No personalities are men-
tioned. There are 61 references, all Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface
Introduction
PART ONE. CORROSION OF METALS
Ch. I. Classification of Corrosion. Protective Films on Metals
1. Classification of corrosion and the characteristics of the
rate of corrosion
2. Thickness of protective films
3. Properties of protective films
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4. Growth of protective films 111
5. Conditions for the heat-resistant composition of coatings 17
Ch. II. Chemical Corrosion 19
6. Gas corrosion of iron and steel 19
7. Corrosion of nonferrous metals and alloys at high tempera-
tures 23
8. Protection against gas corrosion 25
9. Corrosion in nonelectrolytic fluids 26
Ch. III. Corrosion in Electrolytes 27
10. Electrode potential of metals 28
11. Effect of galvanic corrosion 31
12. Polarization of a galvanic cell 36
13. Rate of corrosion in electrolytes 42
14. Multi-electrode galvanic:cells 46
15. Effect of primary factors on the rate of corrosion 51
16. Effect of environment on the rate of corrosion 53
Ch. IV. Corrosion in a Simultaneous Mechanical Action 59
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Corrosion and Protection (Cont.)
17. Corrosion cracking, fatigue, and wear
Ch. V. Corrosion Under Various Conditions
18. Atmospheric corrosion
19. Soil corrosion
20. Corrosion from stray currents
Ch. VI. Corrosion Resistance of Metals
21. Iron
22. Nickel
23. Cobalt
24. Copper
25. Lead
26. Tin
27. Zinc
28. Cadmium
29. Aluminum
30. Magnesium
31. Precious metals and other metals
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Ch. VII. Corrosion Testing, 97
32. Methods of corrosion testing 97
33. Means of expressing corrosiom Intensity iol
PART TWO. PROTECTION AGAINST,CORROSION
Ch. VIII. Methods of Protecting.Metals Against Corrosion log
34. Treatment of the surrounding medium log
35. Electrochemical protection 112
36. Protective coatings 113
Ch. IX. Purposes and Methods of Treating Metal Surfaces 116
37. Mechanical treatment 116
38. Chemical and electrochemi.cal cleaning of metal surfaces 123
39. Use of ultrasonics for cleaning surfaces 137
40. Electrolytic and chemical polishing of metals 142
Ch. X. Nonelectrolyte Methods of Metallic Coating 146
41. Hot dipping in metals 146
42. Metal plating by the diffusion process 153
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Corrosion and Protection (Cont.)
43. Metallizing
44. Cladding
Ch. XI. Electroplating of Metals
45. General information
46. Galvanizing
47. Cadmium plating
48. Tinning and lead plating
49. Copper plating
50. Nickel plating
51. Electrolytic chromium plating
52. Electrolytic plating with precious metals
53. Contact plating (galvanic coating)
54. Plating with alloys
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Ch. XII. Oxide Coating, Phosphate Coating, and Chemical and
Electrochemical Coloring of Metals
5:5. Oxide coatihg of steel
5 - Oxide coating of aluminum and aluminum alloys
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57. Oxide coating of magnesium alloys 221
58. Phosphate coating 223
59. Chemical and electrochemical coloring of articles made of
nonferrous metals 227
Ch. XIII. quality Control of Coatings in the Shop 229
60. Determination of the thickness of coatings 229
61. Determination of porosity and other properties of coat-
Ings 233
Ch. XI V. Basic Equipment for Elec.troplating and Chemical-treat-
ment Departments 236
62. Stationary tanks 236
63. Equipment for coating small articles 242
64. Automatic and semiautomatic machines for coating 249
65. Electrical equipment 26o
66. Auxiliary equipment 267
Ch. XV. Automation of Electroplatipg Processes 275
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67. Reversion of direct current 275
68. Regulation of current density. Significance of the pH
value and the temperature of the electrolyte 249
69. Checking coating thickness during electroplating 2 2
70. Regulation of the level of the electrolyte In the tank 286
Ch . XVI. Enameling and Metal Coating With Organic Materials 288
71. Enameling 288
72. Paint and lacquer coatings 291
73. Coating with phenolaldehyde resins and other materials 299
74. Rubber coating 300
Ch. XVII. Protection of Metal Artiples in Storage, Transp,,z-t,
and Tropical Climates 303
75. Washing. Oiling 303
76. Protection of metal under tropical conditions 305
Bibliography 308
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BO~LANOV, Te.S.-, BODYAKO, M.N.; BOYKO. B.B.; VINOGRADOV, S.V.;
GAGEN-TORK, Kj.; GLEK, T.P.; GOREV, X.Y.; GRADUSOV, P,I,; GUSHCIIINA,T.N.;
TWLIYANOV, A.K.; TESIKOV, M.P.; ZDZTARSKIT, A.Y.; UVEAR07, Mj.;
ZAKUROVA, M.I.: KARCHEVSKIT, V.A., KOKAROV, A.M.: KDRZMKO, O.T.;
LAYNER, V.I.; MALITSEV, M.V.; MILLER, L.Te.; MILOVANOV, A.I.;
MIRONOV, S.S.; NIKONOROVA, N.A.; OL'KHOV, N.P.: OSIPOVA, T.V.;
OSOKIN, Me.; PXRLIH, I.L.; PLAKSIN, I.N.: ]~ROKCFIYEV, A.D.;
RUMYANTSEV, M.V.; SEVERMNO, V.P.; SEUDIN, P.I.; SMIRTAGIN, A.P.;
SPASSKIY, A.G.; TITOV, P.S.- 7URKOVSKAYA, Aj.; SHAKHNAZAROV, A.K.;
SHPICHINKSKrY, Ye.S.; TURKSHT07TCIT-, N.A.; YUSHKOV, AS.;
TANUSEERVICH, L.V.
Sergei Ivnnovlch Gubkin. TSvet.mat. 28 no.6:60-61 N-D 155. (MIRA 10:11)
(Gubkin, Sergei IvAnovich, 1898-1955)

BAYI.W.LOV, G. T., anel A. V. TURK0
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Riikovodstvo k laboratornym rabotam po korrozii i r,allvanostef-ii.
Moskva, rios. nauch. - tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tsvetnoi
rietallur-ii, 1952. 239 P. , talbes, diapro.
Biblio~,raj~hy: p. 225.
Title tr.: '-iiie to laborator-; works on corrosion and ralvanoste
TA h62. j; 3
SO: Aeronautical. Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Union, Library of
Congress, 1955.

Tj-~'SmONO'~A( 0 V.;' MOSOLOVA, N.D.
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Determining the silicon content of textila materials. Taket. prM
18 no.1:55 A 158. (MIRA 110-2)
(Textile chemistry)

NESSONOVA, O.D.; TURKOVSKAYA. D.V.
Methods for quantitative datermination aof the chloride-ion. Zav.
lab.23 no.2:159-161 '57. (MIRL 101-3)
1. Moskovskiy tekstillny7 institute
(Chlorides-Analysis) (Titration)

NISSONOVA, G.D.;,,TURMYS~" D.V.
Gravity method of determining silicon in textile materials.
Isv. v7s. ucheb. zav.; tekh. teksL, promo no-5:109-113 '58.
1 (MIRA 11:22)
I.Moskovskly tekstillnyy institut.
(Textile fabrics-Testing)
(Chemistry, Anal7tical--Cbmntitative)
(Silicon)

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lodometric determination of oxidizing agents. Zav.lab.21 no.U :
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l.Moskovskiy tekstiliny7 inetitut.
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AUTHOR: Vedeshnikov, V. A.4 Volkov, A. Zenkin, V. D. Trape?,1.,nikov, V. A.;
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TITLE: A digital computer wif~~programmed circuit control. ClEins 42, No. 1748114
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 18, 196!i, 91-92
ITOPIC TAGSt digital computei~.~tomatic computer programming,)self adaptive control-
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces A digitalcomputer with pro-
grammed circuit monitoring. The unit contains a control counter, instruction memo4%.-
instruction readout amplifier, instruction register, operation decoder, central cbn~
trol unit, control pulse amplifiers, arithmetic unit, working W;ordge, and an'input-
output device. The installation is designed for automatically and accurately find-1.
elements that fail. The computer contains a microoperation zone decoder and a
pilot signal shaper which are connected together and to the reaeout amplifiers for
the instruction memory. The outputs from the pilot signal shapet, are connected to
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unit. The computer also contains a microcontrol unit which Is connected to ti c'h-1
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the point of failure, which is connected to the instruction memory readout ampli-
fiers. A modification 'or this computbr i~ designed for transition from macroopera-
tion to microoperation conditions to improve the resolution of diagnostic tests.
The microcontrol unit in this computer contains the first gate for interpretation o~,
operating conditions. -The inputs to this gate are connected respectively to the I
unit for sampling commands from the instruction memory and to the flip-flop for
storage of operating conditions. The output from this flip-flop is connected to a
delay circuit through gates which are connected to the outputs from the microopera- 1
tion zone decoders which correspond to microoperationn For setting the Flip-flops 0~
the computer. The delay circuit is connected through a gating assembly to the out-
puts from the control signal amplifiers. The output from the delay circuit is con- 1
nected to the input of the instruction sampler. The second gate for interpretation;
of operating instructions is connected to the input of the delay circuit, The in-
puts to this gate are connected respectively to the instruction sampler and to the
inverse output from the flip-flop for storage of operating conditions through the
gate for transition from macrocontrol to microcontrol conditions. The outDut from
the, delay circuit is connected In parallel with the output from the "Irst gate for
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Jn the m1crooperation zone decoder. This register is connected to tile decoder, and!
ithe outputs from the decoder are connerted to tile control points. In n third morlifl-
;rntfon of' this computer, Indication of a point of failure in nimpilnea i)y usinp tin,
.'input register in the failure indicator with binary-digital code for the number of
,the non-operative element. This register is connected to decimal indicators througli.
,a decoder which converts the register code into decimal positional notation. A
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icating points of failure. The pilot signal shaper In this computer contains gatns
iwith inputs connected respectively to the microoperation zone decoder and to tile
~readoijt amplifiers for tile instruction memory. The outputs from these gates are
!connected to the elements to be monitored.
ASSOCIATION: TristitiA avtornatiki I telemekhanlkl (Institute of Automation and Tele-
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KGTOV, I.F., elektromekhanik po remontu rtutnykh vypryamiteley;
TURKOVSKIY I.A., elektromonter
Improvement of a mercury rectifier firing system. Elek. i tapl.
tiaga 7 no.6:16-17 A 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Irkutskiy uchastok anergasnabzheniya.
(Electric railroads--Substations) (Yiercury-arc rectifiers)

I .. , - , -, - ~ % ~:~, t- - - ,
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KOTKOV, M.; Ttmvajy, V.
State Bank tasks in the control of expenditures from wage
funds. Den. i kred. 17 no.):)4-41 Ur '59. (MM 12:4)
(Wages) (Banks and banking)

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TURKOVSKIT, V.
Methods for analyzing reasons for overdrawing wage funds in
industry. Den.t kred.15 no.11:38-4 N 057. (HIBA 10:12)
(Wages) (Banks and banking)

ARASIANOV, X., ekonomietj TURKOVSKIY, V KHARITONOV; I,
.,U luvor".-I V,
We are discussing the problems of control over wage fund
*34-50 F 163. MIRA 16:2)
disbursement. Den.1 kred. 21 no.2.
1. Kirovskaya, kontora Gosbanka (for Araslanov). 2. St4rehiy
kreditnyy inspektor Foltavskoy kontory Gosbanka (for Miarito~,Ov ).
(Banks and banking) (wages)

YEVSEYEV, P.; TUROVSKIY, V.
Tncrease the efficiency of control. Den. i kred. 20 no.8:64-69
Ag 162, (Wages) (Banks and banking) WIR, 15:9)

TURKOVSKIY, V.A.
Theorem of the theory of univalent functions. Izv.vys.ucbeb.
zav.; mat. no.6:189-191 '59. (KIRA 13:3)
1. Kiyevskiy politekhaichaskAy institut.
(Functions of complex variables)

V-.A., dots., otv. za vypusk; BAZILYANSKAYA, I.L., red.;
KOVALEVA, Z.G., red.; TROFIMENKO, A.S., tekhn. red.
(Higher mathematics] Vyss~aia matematika. Kharlkov, jzd-
vo Kharlkovskogo univ. Ro.2. (14ethodological instructions
and tasks withing the course] Metodicheskie ukdzaniia i
zadaniia po kursu; d3da studentov obshchetekhnicbeskikh
fakulltetov vysshikh uchebnykh zavedenii. Izd.2., perer.
1963. 146 p. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Ukraine. Vininterstvo vysshego i sradnego spetoiallnogo
obrazovaniya. Upravleniye vysshikh uchebrqkh zavedeniy.

VE

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TURKOya
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Brachystochrone
10 no.3036-339
in a field on constant force. Ukr. stat. zhur.
'58- (XIRA 11:11)
(Calculus of variations)

DZIUNIKOWSKI, Bodhan; FIDRKOI,,ISKI,, Tadeusz; JURKIEWICZ, Leopoldl TURKCWA,
Roguslawa
Determination of lead content in ote samples by means of the
method of absorption ofXor X rays. Nukleonika 7 no.9:561-572 162.
1. Academy of Mining and Metallurgy., Institute of Nuclear
Techniques., Krakow, and Academy of Mining ard Metallurgy., Department
of Physics II, Krakow.

FITLOWA, Irena; ~U OWA, ~Henryk,
VaJue of Waldman's cup test of c illary resistance tests in skin
diseases. Przegl. derm. 1+8 no.87110:451-458 161.
1. Z KlirAiki Dermatologicznej P.A.M. w Szececinie Kierownik: Prof.
H. Prochacki.
(DER.IATOLOGY) (CAPILLAIMS physiol)

TURKOW SKA, D.
"Gabriel Rzaczynski and his descrintion of Poland's minerel resources." p. 112
(VIADOMOSCI_Z.IUZEM ZIEY1, Vol. 6, no, 1, 1952, Warszawa, Poland.)
SO: Monthly List Of East European Accessions, Vol. 2. R, Library of Congress,
August. 1953, Uncl.

io, ,I s 1). 1,2 Z
11;1, Vol.
r,. I,-' Lis' of ~'I~iro-e,-,n .'4ccess* ons
T' ncl .

TMEK(TISF7P V. A.
V. A. - "Certain 7-~:Arer~e I~rc.~Ilems in the Ger.-e'r~- of :'lane
n T Z~
' Ki ev r c -:' Le ri ~' c
nic inst. Kiev, 1'-~"
(Disf-.ertation for tLp De rer: of Docter in Physicomi-athematical SciercQc).
SO: Knizbna;:a Letopisl ',,io 1n,56
J,
i4

TLIRKOVSKIY, V. A.
"On the Theory of Equilibrium of a Ponderable FlexJble Filament,"
Izv. Kievsks politekhn, in-ta, Vol 12, 1953, pp 96-110
The author discusses equilibrium of tensile and nontensile flexible
filaments in a gravitational field for the case of symmetry with respect
to the vertical. Ile considers the case of a force directed along the fila-
ment, as well as the inverse problem. In the case of the nontensile fila-
ment, the equation of the evolute and as expression for the curvature are
derived.
RZhMekh, No 2, 1954

Vol. 7, 7;To. 1, Jiin. Y'5",,
.-DO: Vnnthly !A-t o--' E,-st Eurorean Accr!ssions, (E%:;.L'), Lr, Vol. 4,
'.To. 5, ':ay 1955, Uncl.

:643.83
604,933.5: 614.31.
AG
Majewska D., TurkowFkl T, ExctminRtion of-Tinned flarns after a Ther-
W0*6t Test,
"Badante szynek w puszhach pozottalych p9 pri5b!t termostatowe)".
Przemygl Spoiywczy, No. 1, 1955, pp. 17-19, 3 tabs.
The fact Walrenoy established that rtedllied preserves are not ad-
vers.ely affected by a thermostat teat. In order to determine whether
the same-is true also afAtrined him, Inven-tigations were conducted In
the Central Standardisation Inspectorate Loboratory. It was established
Ithiltbacteriological examinations reveal nc mariced differences. an bet-
Ween samples of tinned hum which h9ve b,.-on Ibermostallsed and those
AM Wermo3tatised. In only three Ins[ance_u was a greater over-all num-
ber of bacteria revealed. In -thermost-itised -pre.,erves In t4c, remainl-g
(33) samples . cr thermo:statised and non-thermastatised piescrves file
Aumber of bxlorla Ivai 100 - 200 per 1 1:.

Poland/Chamical Technology. Chemical Products and Their Application -- Food
industry, 1-28
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur Khimiya, No 2Y 1957, 671.1
Auth:)r: Turkawski, Tadeusz
Institution: None
Title: Classification and Sorting of Bacon
Original
Publication: Gcspod. miesna, 1955, 7, No 1, 3-6
Abstract; The principal systems of bacon classification -- three Danish, Dutch,
Canadian and British, are considered, and it is pointed out that they
are most cr-oplex and contradictory, which renders difficult the
grading cf bacon.
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Z, I-Iffiling UtAttad I I ilia P(S1131% Petro
.TA kovmki WKU-SPCO Rulary.
min lndr-~Uy,
it motoda wlercenta obrotoweto m, pol6klm prternylita
-,,8qbkdcIow,
3i-1054, pp. 1,30-101,
Metcripi ion of experimenta carried out with a view to standardlaang -
rcsWry drilling mothodd, The best results were obtained by adopting the.
method ct.,illed forced drillW. It was foimd possible by this melW to
cbxain a threefold lncrea~o In mechanical progmse with a ilmullanemm
threefold d."reAau hi thq wear of boring Ws. All fors of breakdown
Wihz,.eb~~ t~rUmitafncd fm mprdq forced drilling hi,ve proved to be un-
unded, Coadltlon5 ersential for forced drilling operations have beca
'u . If
dEttrmit-axi experinrumfMly and put Into practice In a numher of wells.

TMIKU.-JISKI, 'Z.
Research on:the system of rotary drilli-ni- in the petroleum industry in
Poland, P, 177
ILAFTA. (Instytut Naftory) Krakou.
Vol. 10 no. 8. Auf-. 1954
SOLTME: MAL LC Vol. 5, no. 7, July 1956

265, MrSt Te,-Ult3 of application of the corrock 100ify
Tu POUTI, 11w.
regilne. '12. ~hc
1c'55, 5, 1-2 (aup-pT to Nafta (I-Cralaw), 1955, 11).-The
"~-mithnr supervi;wd and dir~!etf:d oporoticmin hi 2 expk"varm,
ariiiiiigs butwc, n Jutio miA D~-et 1953, Ifighur prfjgr-~,i
. 32s tire recorded witl~ lezi3 wear on the bii, 5 bi(,~
-ipec-
1050 m drilling without fifflures. Compared with generaily.
than doubled.
encountered drillin-, pr(,gr,-,3 waa mo.
31, S.

avurkovishl Z. [jurvey at notary nrillin X A-lud"O fit tile P0111111 VC(CV'-
Acura lndultry~
..13adania reffinu wlereciiia obratowegn --v polsklin prAernyhla natto.
'-WYM- Naftl. No. 8. 1934, pp. 177-182, 10 ft'~" I tab.
RGuLfrie txperlmertts were earried out including Inve3ligaMon of the
Influence of CuMailment of individual drilling condIttens upon drill'-1g.
r~L-~ppllgd to_ the p~,wure exerted, In Struta-CA,
:varying hurdnc.;3, apin the 4.111ing bit, es well a3 to t
he ratio of
number of revoluticam; to prc mire, ,anti th-z drilling Lethrilque adapted
for stTata of varying liardni i and drlllal~ltity. Ttre, resvi of
is theme
-experiments are expressed In 6riph% forin, ond on Li~:companying table-
as to drIffing ConAttionn WhQn tj.,)J~ y M1,11ing
t.*,'Pc b&. Ing bits of various gaugLq mil fOr various goolKjeal atrata.

TURFO-,,31,11, Z.
"Problem of the progress of well borIng according to present rescarch of the Fetroleur,
Institute." Eiuletyn. p. 7. (ELM, Vol. 9, no. 7/8, Jul/Alig 53, Krakow)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, Vol 3 No 6 Library of Congress Jun 54 Uncl

331 M : A23 33
Dyimmirs Its liand.Wherl rumillms Power 8Y%1*m*,
.Zarafinfenle dynninlItt uklado k1cratOwt-ro*'. Nnfla No A. 19M).
I'P 225- 2.m,l fig. a lah't
Analpl.-, o1 ih~ work of hand- wheel Inimptna luzwrr units anti.
I,, virli,tilor, tit tile 1111trilitition tit for"t; Ili flip individual r1rinvots
V101I.Mill-tallon of ralettlations, Willi simple forinular for
of the forces necuring. atiff practical comideration ')I
"jeltditt lomi nrr made m to file utriltod tit mra-
f-'r-t wenrintj In the xy-4trin. 'file ronfrol of Itir sY.'t,m
In ri,mparktm of tile values nhfainvol with 11i'mr vllvhx~i 'I.
-Altit of flip tiperation of the comWote unit. 1rrr.!u-
In fl~,- and r(Imel V)IullonA In viriv I,( Ih,, rm't that
the Whnlcni hyPt)(11"Olel anti comPutalAtins agree, with flip ds(S Ob.
Mined Ili the meamiarg the theoretical computsfAwft ran
be msed as Ill- b;Lxlx for deligning band-wheel PumpInR r"tVinepit,
whereas the operation of exi3tlng sytjm., may be checked by means,
Of dynaMorneirle, meajqUrMenj.

(A5 ^'1 2 2
On a Theorem of the Theory of Schlicht Functions SOV/140-59-6-23/29
The present paper is in direct connection with the author's
f-Ref 12 publication on functions being schlicht with a
schlicht derivative.
There are 4 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION:Kiyevskiy politekhnicheskiy institut (Kiyev Polytechnical
Institute)
SUBMITTED: June 24, 1958
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AUTHOR: Turkovskiy, V.A. S () V/4 I- " 0-- 1
. . I
TITLEs Br~chystochrone in the Field of a Consiant Forn-
(0 brakhistokhrone v pole postoyannoy sily)
PERIOIDCAL% Ukrainskiy matematicheskiy zhurnal,1958,vol 10,Nr 3,
pp 336 -- 339
ABSTRACT: The author explicitly solves the following problemi A hea-y
material point moves in the vertical plane along a --urve from
the point A to the point B. The friction on the curve is prr.--
portional to the normal pressure and the resistari-ce of the
medium is a given function of the velocity. The in-i'tial
veloci-k'-ly in A is given. That, curve is to be determined on
which the point comes from A to B in the ahortes4 T-Ime undeT
the given assumptions.
There are 1 figure and 6 references, 4 of which are Soviet,.
1 is French, and 1 Swiss.
SUBKITTED: October 25, 1957 (Kiyev)
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USSR/Cultivated Plants Commercial. Oil-Bearing. Sugar-Bearing.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No 7, 1958, 29892
Author Minko, D., Kanash, M., !Purks, L.
Inst
Title Ways of Improving the Quality of the Fiber of Soviet
Cotton Varieties.
Orig Pub Khlopkovodetvo, 1957, No 10, 33-37.
Abstract No abstract.
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'TIIRK,S, 7.,,.. , inzh- ( '-- -~-, 3 f. k ~ 11 t ~,
Da-;ing the Amu Darya channeL et the heac, of the las-'nsakR Canai,
Gidr. I meh 16 no,6:59-60 Je 1~4. (M T P-A 17: 9)

TURKS, V.A., inth.
--- 14ochanized cleaning of the head section of irrigation canals. Gidr.
i mol. 10 no.2:19~~ F 158. (MIRA 11:3)
(Irrigation canals and flumes)

AUTHOR: Turks, V.A., Engineer 99-58-2-6/9
TITLE: A Method of Mechanized Dredging the Read Section of Irri-
gation Canal (Sposob mekhanizirovannoy ochietki golovnogo
uohastka oroeitellnogo kanala). From the Experimental Work
on the Tasheakinsl*Canal in South Khorezm (Iz opyta raboty
n& Taebsakinskm kanale Y 'fuzhnom Khorezme)
PERIODICALt Gidrotekhaika i Melioratsiya, 1958, # 29 pp 44-49 (USSR)
ABSTRAM Xechanized dredging of irrigation canals is an ever in-
creasing task. More than 5 million ou.m of silt were taken
yearly from the main canals of South Khorezm which are fed
from the Amu-Darya river - and this represents but 1/3 of
the total sediments. Though many types of dredges are being
constructed - the author is of the opinion that dredging
methods must be modified. He describes his proposed method
in this article.
There are 2 tables and 1 figure.
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
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VJ'T3, V.A.
lt,draulic3
Graphic-analytic method ol' calculatin- thc action cill' a wutlcr rcs---u~voiv.
Gidr. i. -mol., no. 1, 1952.
9. monthly List af Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
19.52
Tg*?;7 Uncl.

TU RM , V*A*, inshener.
Results of the use of current-regulating systems on
Gidr.i sel. 5 no.4: 68-73 Ap '53.
the Amu Darya River.
(Xiak 6:5 )
(Ana Darlya)
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IATRKS, V. A.
USSR/Hydrology - River Oct 51
"Increasing the Head Water Intake by Conducting Reg-
ulating Operations in River Beds," Kh. Sh. Shapiro,
Cand Tech Sci, V. A. Turks, Engr
"Gidrotekh i Yeliorat" Vol III, No 10, pp 47-53
Describes expts in river regulation, by proper di-
recting of strem , for the purpose of increasing
water intake in the Tash-Sakinskiy canal to secure
irrigation during periods of drought.
191T69
191T69

USSR/Engineering - Hydraulics Jan 52
"Graphoanalytical Method for Calculating the
Regulation Effect of a Reservoir," V. A. Turks,
Engr
"Gidrotekh i Melio" No 1, PP 77-79
Suggests method for soln of basic eq of flow
continuity by estimation. Precision of soln
depends only on hydrological. and topographical
data. Procedure for plotting combined graph
of 2 relationships in rectangular system of
coordinates is less complicated than ordinary
202T64
USSR/Engineering - Hydraulics Jan 52
(Contd)
methods. Gives table of estimated values for
individual case as illustrating example.
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TISHCHENKO, N.M., red.; FRIDKIH, L.M., tekhn. red.
(Photodiodes and phototriodes]Fotodiody i fototriody. No-
skvao Gosenergoizdat; 1962. 62 p. (Biblioteka po avtorAtike,
no.64) (MIRA 16:1)
(Photoelectric calls) (Electron tubes)

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Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimiya, 1960, No. 17, P.- 350, # 70277
AUTHORSg Ttirkulets, V.I ..Shleptsova, Z,V.
TITLEx. Or, the Effect of Chemical Impurities on the Properties of Semicon-
ductor Thermoresistances ~'\
FRRICIDITIML:11. V sb.% Poluprovodnik. thermosoprotivleniya. Moscow-Leningrad,
Gcsenergoizdat, 1959, pp. 56-62
TEXT The wuthc-rs studied the effect of chemical impurities on the electri-
cal prcper-llles of thermoresistances on titanium-magnesium specimens, where TiO-
was 4te basic semiconductor component. The following admixtures were used: e-
C~ V205,
2 A SiO2. They were introduced in various con-
Fe.)O 34 ~'203~ Cuo M003, Mn02,
~
Celli ra'.-.I~-.ns. The mass was mixed with an organic binder, passed through the
mir.!-~Llli3 draw plate of a vertical press and the specimens obtained were simulta-
n~-)ualy-an:~ealed under the same temperature conditions in.hydrogen furnaces. The.
experiments showed that the specific resistance and temperature sensitivity varied
within a wide range depending on the type of admixture and the concentration. The
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Or. 'the Effa__-t c"' Chemical Impurities on the Properties of Semiconductor Thermo-
resistanc.es
addi-,i~~n -'A' me"al oxides with a valence cf the metallic ion > 4, causes a con-
stie-rable dr-T n the magnitude of the apecific resistancel metal oxides With V~
a valen;e of < 4 ralse the magnitude of specific resistance.
G.G.
This is the full translaticn of the criginal Russian abstract.
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SMSKOVI, B.S., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk, glavUy red,; UDALOV, N,P.,
kand.tokhn.nauk, red.; ZAYTSET, H.S.., inzh., red.; SKOGOREV.
U.N.. iuzh., red.;-TURKULETS, V.I., iuzh., red.; FRTRCV, T.A.,
red,; MATUM, GI.,
[Semiconductor thermistors; collected articles) Foluprovodnikovye
termosoprotivleniia; abornik statei. Moskva, Gos.energ.izd-vo,
1959. 229 P. (MIRA 12:8)
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Work education on a school collective farm. Politekh.obuch.
no-6:33-37 Je 159. (MMA 12:12)
1. Direktor sredney sbkoly, oelo Kerzbautsy, Lipkanskogo rayona
Moldavokoy SSR (for Turkuman). 2. Prodeedatell kolkhoza. solo
Karzbautsy, Lipkanskogo rayona, Moldavskay SSR (for Tyshlail).
(Kerzhautay-Student activities)
(Agrif,Ulture--Study and toaching)

TURKUS V. doteent.
Useful manual ("Repair and operation of plumbing equipment
in houses and public buildings" by L.D. Boguslavskii.
Reviewed by V . Turkua). Zbil.-kom.khor. 6 no.8:28 '56.
(MLRA 10:2)
(Plumbing)

ANNIffIV, P. I.; TURKUS
,4,41, kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk, redaktor;
SOKOWVA, U.T~a..~!Ilii&icheskly redaktor
[Dissemination of waste industrial gases in the air] Rassetanis
v vosdukhe gazor, rybraay-vaemykh promyshlenrqmi pretiprilatilami.
Mosk7a, Goo. izd-vo lit-ry po stroit. I arkhitakture. 1952. 84 p.
[Microfilm] (MLRA 7-10)
(Gases) (Air-Pollution)

RATURIN, V.V.; ZLIT3aMAN, Y.M.; TURKIM, V.A., reduktor.
Vmw*we"w4V-
[Ventilation of industrial buildings] Aerataiia prozyshlennykh zdanii.
Much. redaktor V.A.Tarknal Moskva, Goo. isd-TO lit-ry po stroitel'styu
A
.4 arkhitekture. 1953. 259 p. (MLRA 6'-10)
(Factories--Heating and Tentilation)

-ru R I< U-S. A "~
KISSIN, M.I., kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk, dotsent; DIYAKONOV, P.I.,
kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk, dotsent, retsenzent; ULOYANMKIY,
S.Y.. professor. retseazeat; dotsent, redaktar;
PA OV, V.S., tekbuicheskiy redaktor.
[Heating and ventilation] Otoplenie i ventiliataiia. Pt. 1.
(Heating) Otoplenie. Moskva, Goa. izd-vo Btroit. lit-ry, 1947. 353 P.
(Heating) (MLU 8:2)

TURXUS, V. A.
POLTAKOV. D.L., inzhanar, redaktor; BATURIN, V.Y., kandidat takhnichaskikh
nauk, redaktor.- BORISOV, V.P., inzhenar, redaktor; GOVOROV, V.P., insho-
nor, redaktor; HATS, Ya.M., inzhoner, redaktor; RTTKIN, Kh.I., kandid-st
takhnichaskikh nauk, rz)daktor; TURKUS, V.A., dotsent, redaktor; KORSL-
KOV. S.S., reteanzent; UFIXTSW7- M-7-~Tenanzent.
(Manual for planning heating and ventilation systems of Industrial
anterprise4 Spravochnik po proaktirovaniiu otoplealia I ventiliatoli
promyshlonn7kh predpriiatit. (Radkollegits D.L. Polimkov I dr. Redaktor
V.A. T-arkuaJ Hookwa., Goo. izd-vo lit-ry po stroitelliatvu I arkhitakturs,
1953- (MWh 7.6)
1. Leningrad.Proyaktnyy institut ministerstva stroittlostya.
(Hoating-Handbooks, manuals, ate.) (Ventilatio-n-Randbooke,manuals,
etc.)

TURIM, V.A., dotsent; BROMLSY, M.P., ka:adidat tekhnicheskikh nauk, nauchnyy
NINWASHCHAYA, T.Y., redaktor; PMON, X.F., tekhaicheakly
redaktor.
[Heat supply and ventilation) Teplosuabzhenie i ventiliataiia.
Koskya, Goo. izd-vo lit-ry po stroit. i arkhitekture, 1954. 242 p.
[Microfilm] (MLRA 7:11)
(Heating) (Air conditioning) (Ventilation)

PANCHINKOP A.V.; USHAKOV, K.A., doktor tekhnichaskikh nauk, professor.
saslushennyy dayatell nauki I tekhniki; retaenzent; 7URKUS, Y.A,.
dotsent, retsensent; KHAMONKOV, V.I., kandidat teki2~t~WA~in--"
nauk; retsenzent; VEDMIff, N.I., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk,
reteenzent; DIMANT, P.I., inzhener. reteenzent; GELIMAN. D.Ya..
redaktor; LABUS, G.A., tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
[ventilator systems for elevators, mills. groats and mixed feed
plants] Ventiliatsionnyo ustanoyki elevatorov mellnits, krupiaaykh
i kombikormovykh zavodoy. Izd. 2-e pererab. i dop. Moskva, Izd-vo
tekhnicheakoi i ekonomicheskoi lit-ry po voprosam zagbtovok, 1954.
371 p - (MLELA 7: 11 )
1. Dotsent Odesskogo tekhnologicheskogo instituta imeni Stalina (for
(Ventilation) Panchanko)

TUMS, V. A.
nTechnical methods for Investigating and testing the effect of
ventilatioa installations In industrial enterprises.* X.F.
Bromleil T-T.Kucheruk. Reviewed by T.A.Turkas, Gig. I san. no.
10:59-60 0 154. OCRA 7:11)
(YACTORIES--HRATING AND VENTrUTION)
(EROHMI# M.Fs)
(KUCMMUK, V. V.

BOGUS6AVSKIY. Leontiy Davidovich; TUBKUS,__YA,,-r0-d.; UCHITh%', I.Z.,
red.izd-vo; MMIKHT, A.A., tekhn.red.
[Operation and maintenance of heating and ventilating systems]
Tekhnichesksia ekspluatntsiln otopitellnykh i ventillatsionAykh
sistem. Izd-3.. parer. i dop. Moskva, Izd-vo H-va kowm.khoz.
RwSR# 1959. 273 P. (MIRA 12:10)
(Heating) (Ventilation)

BATIMIN, Vladimir Vasillyevich, prof., doktor tekhn.nauk; RHPIYEV, B.V..
iuzh., retsenzent; TURKUS, V.A., dotsent, retsenzent [deceased];
BROMLET, M.Y., kand-.YeW!-.n9uk, nauchnyy red.; SKIRNOTA# A.P.,
red.izd-va; MEDUMV, L.Ya., tekhn.red.; SWANOVA, B.S., tekhn.red.
(Heating, ventilation, and gas supply] Otoplenie, ventiliateiis i
gazoonabzhanis. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po stroit., arkhit. i
stroit.materialam. Pt.2. (Ventilation] Ventiliataiia. 1959o
287 P- (KIRA 12:10)
(Ventilation)

1-7-/-/P, /. I/ ~" 'f- ,I
ORWV, Aleksandr Ivanovich, dotsent, kand.tekhn.nauk; DROZDOV, V.F.,
doteent, retsenzent; WAWT;,wX,,6, dotsent, nauchnyy red.;
HIMYAGI, D.K., red.izdatellstva; GOSEVA, S.S., tekbn.red.;
STEPANOVA, M.S., tek-hn.red.
[Heating and ventilation] TeploanAbzhenie i ventiliatsiia.
Izd.2-oe, perer. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry, po strolt.i arkhit.,
1957. 299 P. (KIRA 10:12)
(Heating) (Ventilation)

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TUHUS, V.A -
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"Removing dust from ventilation and Industrial exhaust into the
air" by V.V.Kucheruk. Reviewed by V.A.Turkus. Gig.truda I prof.
zab. I no.30B-59 My-Je '57. (MIRA 11:1)
(DUST--REMOVAL) (KUGHERUK, V-V-)

TURKUS, V.,t.
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Heating a city dwelling. Politekh. obuch. no.9:54-69 5 '57.
(Heating) MRA 10: 9)

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V :S PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 1207
Nauchno-tekhnicheskoye obshchestvo priborostroltel'noy promyshlennosti.
Moskovskoye pravleniye
Primeneniye poluprovodnikov v priborostroyenii; trudy konferents1i
(Use of Semiconductors in Instrument Making; Transactions of a
Conference) Moscow., Mashgiz, 1958. 258 p. 20,000 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page): Chistyakov, N.I., Doctor of Technical Sciences,
Professor; Ed. (Inside book): Monastyrskaya, A.M., Engineer;
Tech. Ed.: Uvarova., A.F.; Managing Ed. for Literature on
Machine Building and Instrument Construction (Mashgiz):
Pokrovskiy, N.V., Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for scientists, engineers and
technicians working in the field of instrument making and for
teachers and students of technical vuzes.
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COVERAGE: The articles in this collection describe semiconductor
components of modern Instruments, the physical basis of their
applications, the principles of designing instruments equipped
with semiconductors, and practical experience derived from the
application of these instruments in various fields. No
personalities are mentioned. There are Ill references, of
which 54 are Soviet, 29 English, 17 German, 8 French, 1 Polish,
1 Czech, and 1 Japanese. References appear at the end of each
article.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1. Chistyakov, N.I., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor.
Semiconductors and Their Role in Modern Technology 3
2. Sheftell, I.T., Candidate of Technical Sciences.
Thermistors and Their Applications 17
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3. -Udalov, N.P., Candidate of Technical Sciences.
Selection of Operating Conditions for a Semiconductor
Thermistor 47
4. Turkulets, V. Ye., Engineer.( some Types of semiconductor
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Them -Fo-ri- 52
5. Maksudov, F.M., Engineer. Thermistors with Indirect
Heating 65
6. Afanaslyeva N.S., Engineer. Operating..~xperience With
ShT-1 and T-6 Thermistors 78
7. Rastopshin, A.S., Candidate of Technical Sciences.
Application of Semiconductors in Computers for Designing
Functional quadripoles 83
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8. Kolomiyets, B.T., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor.
PhotoresiBtors and Their Basic Parameters 91
9. Kosman, M.S., Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences,
and Kolesova, 0.1., Engineer. Photoresistors Made of
PbO 114
10. Gutnikov, E. Yu., Engineer. Metallurgical Photorelays
With Photoresistors 119
11. Zhuze, V.P., Candidate of Physical and Mathematical
Sciences. Application of the Hall Effect in Semiconductors 135
12. Zheleztsova, T.P., Engineer. Experimental Investigation
of Rectifier Current Meters With Point-contact and Junction
Germanium Diodes 159
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13. Dolbnev, E.N., Engineer. Some Possibilites of Temperature
Compensation in Detector Voltmeters 166
14. Gimoyan, G.G., Candidate of Technical Sciences. Protective
and Automation Relays With Semiconductor Rectifiers 173
15- Ukhanov, Yu. I., Engineer. Modulation of Infrared Rays
by Electric Current in a Germanium Diode 199
16. Kolenko, Ye. A., Engineer, Thermoelectric Cooling,afid
Its Application in Instrument Making 123
17. Verbitskaya, T.N., Candidate of Technical Sciences.
Variconds. [Seignetto4Ceramid Capacitors] and Their
Applications 231
18. Mikhaylova, Ye. K., Candidate of Technical Sciences.
Investigation of Varicond Performance 246
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PUSHKIN) N.I.; TURIAKOV, A.B.; EYTVID, L.V.
Heat emission and the hydraulic resistanco of steam air preheaters
in marine boilers. Trudy LKI no.36:75-84 162. (MIRA 16-12)
1. Kafedra sudovykh parovykh kotlov Leningradskogo korable-
stroitelinogo instituta.

- TTIRLAKOV, P.; DIITNIICV, D.
"Let us prevent injuries to the young trees during the final phase of the
general cutover in oak forests."
GORSKO STOPANSTVOJ Sofiia, Bulgaria, Vol. 15, no. 4, Apr. 1959.
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