SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT UVAROV, A.A. - UVAROV, G.A.
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USSR/blicrobiology - Medical and Veter-1-nary
Microbiology
Abs Jour Ref Zhur-Biolo-iya, No 11 l"'57, 723
Abstract resist the action of brucella, and to
the contrary, upon considerable concen-
tration of antibodies the course of
brucellosis may be prolonged and serious,
with relapses and even a lethal termi-
nation. The dynamics of the isolation
of Brucella from the blood and of freeinG
the organism of the pauient of brucella,
as well as of the partial disap!)ear-11 nee
of Brucella from the blood are determined
not only by its phagocyte activity but
also by the entire protective mechanism
of the organism. In vaccinotherapy,
brucella remained in the blood of a
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USSR/Microbiology - Medical and Veterinary F-6
Microbiology
Abs Jour Ref Zhur-Biologiya, N.-~ -I, Y~57, 723
Abstract considerable number of the patients even
when their general condition improved.
It is therefore necessary to investigate
the possibility of the therapy of bruce-
llosis with a vaccine in combinaLion with
chemotherapy.
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UVAROV, A.A.
Dissociation of hemocultures of Brucella and methods of its
control: author's abstract. Zhur.mikrobiol.spid. iiamun. no.8:
42 Ag '55. (MLRA 8:11)
1. Iz kafedry mikrobiologii (zav.--dotsent B.G.Khaykina)
Chkalovskogo meditsinskogn instituta (dir.--prof. 13. Sidorenkov)
(BMJCKLLA, culture,
hemoculture, control of dissociation)
UVAROV, A.A. JMYXINt,,B.G.
Simplified and rapid method for isolating Brucalla hemocultures;
author's abstract. Zhur.mikrobiol.opid. i immun. no.8:53 Ag '55.
(MLYLA 8:11)
1. Iz kafedry mikrobiologii (zav.--doteent B.G.Khaykina) Chka-
lovskogo meditainskogo instituta (dir.--prof. I.T.Sidorenkov)
(BFdJCZLLA, culture,
hemoculture, simplified & rapid method)
EM4PTA KEDIZA See 4 Vol 1218 Medo Microf Aug 59 t
2353. SPECIFIC FEATURES OF BACTERAEMIA IN BRUCELLOSIS (Russian text)
- Khaikina B. G. and Uvarov A. A. - SOVETSK.MED. 1958, 3 (28-
32) Tables 3
From blood taken from 203 patients, 178 cultures of Dr. melitensis were Isolated,
even from patients with normal temperatures. The frequency of positive cultures
decreased with the duration of the disease. Only 25% of the chronic cases (6-9
months' duration) gave positive blood cultures. Normal temperature was sometimes
d in acute brucellosis with bacteraemia. Anigstein - Galveston, Tex, (L,6,4)
USSR / Ficrobiology. General Microbiolop
.y. Grow~lh and F
Development of the Microbo Population.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 5, 1959, No. 1.9416
Author Uvarov, A. A.
Inst ffot-g-rv-on
Title Concerning the Causes of Retarded Growth of
the First Generation Brucella Bacilli
Orig Pub : Zh. mikrobiol., epidemiol. i immunobiol.,
1958, No 3, 129
Abstract : No abstract given
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AUTHOR, Selivanova, fe. L: A.A.1 Min7l'ina, 3.
TITTZ: Ev%luatiort of human immunoinf-J.-t' Fik I r r,- thol for
brucellosis vaccination
-SOURCE: Zhurnal mikrobialogti, epidem-iologii i immvmn'liologti, no. 7, !964,
i'47-148
TOPIC TAGS: br-icellosis, vaccine, immunology
Abetract: 1.1te i==01091cal characterictics of the vaccine prot!eGe -&use&
by cutaneoub vaccination anti revaccination with live brucellosla vacciae
produced by the Irzahintsevsk drug factory vere observed o~rcr r, 5-year
period on 6!*8 agricultural atudeats. Before -e.ccinatiou Wd at various
times after vaccination and revaccination, serological (agglutination,
complement fixation) and opsonin-phagocytic reactions wezv dete rmineed;
simulteneau-nly the allergic titratioa test with vbole anti dilute bruvellIng
proposed biy Kha,*",'
~ . ~naq was used.
Observatfoas Indicated that eutaxieou-n voceinatioa sgainst brrcellosis
p~usea the forMUO-a of immunological react"Ifts In t1he vajoritr of those
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vaccinated. Moot atable vere the pbi4gcc~ytz ac+~Tfty of leucocytes and tb;!
allergy 3casitivity of the raccinated pergona. 'Tne ma-vim= i='nOIO.,;ica-l
ASSOCTAITI(Mi Oreenburesidy meditainakiy inpwtut (Orenburg Hadiml Tnatitrite)j-
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AUTHOR: Uvarov, A.A#-; Sadovnikov, V. I.
ORG:"Orenburg Medical Institute(Ore-M-rgskiy meditsipskly ins-.itut)
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SOURCE: Zhurnal mikrobiologii, epid 'emiologii i immunobiologii, no. 11, 1965, 79-81
TOPIC TAGS: bacteria, bacter16logy, vaccine, brucella, experiment animal
2 . ABSTRACT:_ Donor guinea pigs were scnsitized with a train of live
.-Brucella. Citrated blood from these anintals was injected intnunuscularly
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wbich had reacted negatively to bnwellin- Within
into recipient guinea pigs
24 hours they developed an inflammatory reaction at the injection site, red-
doningp and distinct akin edema. The spocificity of the reaction was con-
firred by control experiments with tuberculin and tularin. Ex~:)eriments on
~`six guinea pigs showed that allergic sensitivity persisted froa 12 days to
8 weeks. Passive allergy could also be induced by injecting blood plasma
or formed elements. Intradermal injection of plasma caused a local allergy#
In an experiment on two guinea pigsp passive allergy was induced by
heterolopous blood. Citrated blood from a patient with acute lbrucel,loais
and from anothor vdth chronic brucell'osis were mixed together in equal parts
and injected intramuscularly into the animals. Nenty-four hairs later they
were .injected vith brucellin to wbic th animals had a distinct positive
reaction at the injection site. ZjPRS
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AUTHORS: Olifson, L. Yo,; Uvarov) A. A.; D-amova, Yu. M.;
ORG: none
TITLE: A method for imparting bactericidal properties to filter papor. Clasi 49,
No. 18j,6o8 V
SOURCE: Izobret prom obraz tov zn, no. 15, 1966, 139
TOPIC TAGS: bactericide, zinc compound, potassluin compound
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a method for imparting bactericidal prop-
erties to filter paper by soaking the latter in a solution of chomicala. First, thb.-
papor is saturated with zinc sulfate, then it is dried, and finally it is saturated
with potassium butylxanthogenato and r1ried again, The noluti=3 of zinc vulfato and
potassium butylxanthogenate may be prepared in a 1% concentration.
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USSR/Physics Photodiod V(
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Author AlferovY Zh. I.; Konovalenko, B. M.; Ryvkin, S. M.; Tuchkevich) V. M.;
and Uvarov, A. I.
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Title Flat germanium photodiodes
Periodical Zhur. tekh. fiz. 25, 11-17, Jan 1955
Abstract The authors describe the principal properties of germanium photodiodes
of unique design and free from the usual deficiencies. In this design
the illuminated area is not limited by the length of the diffusion dis-
placement and can reach very large sizes corresponding to the total area
of the n-p transition. They conclude: the germanium photodiode is a
photocell valve to which considerable voltages can be applied in the
closed direction; the sensitivity of the photodiode is about 300 times
that of photocells with external photoeffect; the proper time of germani-
um. photodiodes studied Is about 1/105 second, and can be decreased by
decrease of the thickness of the n-germanium layer; the characteristi(s
are very stable and free of "fatigue". Deficiencies are considerabIe
temperature dependence of the dark current. The authors thank D. N.
Nasledov, N. V. Shchetinina, and L, P, Bogomazov. Three references,
including one USSR (S. M. Ry-vkin, same issue, p. 2l).
Institution:
Submitted : October 13, 1954
TEPLOVA, A.P.;TUMOWICH, V.X.;UVAROV, A.I.
Measurement of the active
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AUTHOR: _Uvarovy A. I.
TITLE: On the Influence of the_Space Cha_rge_of 'Mloved Carri?rr, Upor
the Electric Breakdown of a Strongly Asymmetric 11:2 Junctic-17,
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, 1959, Vol 1, Nr 9, pp 1457 - 14-~9 (TTS:JR',
ABSTRACT: The influence of the moved carrier on the disrurtive voltage
is investigated in the present brief articlep and a formula
is derived, indicating the correction for the space char6e.
The electric breakdown is assumed to be due to impact
ionization. The potential course is calculated in quasi-
equilibrium approximation under the assumption th,~t the pre-
sence of a current does not influence the Boltzmann principle
of the moved carrier in the electric field. The -;ise of an
abrupt p-n junction is consideredl in which the acceptor con-
centration in the p-region surpasses by far the donrr con-
centration in the n-region: N a )'> Ndo The p-region potential
is assumed to be equal to zero in the depth, and the n-region
is assumed to have the potential V. The following formula is
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Upon the Electric Breakdown of a Strongly Asymmetric p-n Junction
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V V a
disr 0 qU 'n Te-AVN
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V is the disruptive voltage without taking account of the
m8ved carrier, q is the electron charge, q/kT, Ui the
ionization voltage (U kT/Q ,Ui). Por germanium at room
temperature (N a ---101?/cm3) the correction amounts to less
than 11,14, whereas it can attain 30% for a metal. Finally, the
author thanks Professor V. M. Tuchkovich and V. I. Stafeyev
for their discussions. There are 4 references, 1 of which is
Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONt Fiziko-tekhnicheakiy institut AN SSSR Leningrad (Institute
of Pksics and Technc~l~gy _of the AS USSR, Leningr~d)
SUBMITTEDi March 20, 1959
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4UTHOR X Uvarofr, A,I.
TITM The effect of admixtureconoentration In the low-ohmio part
of
..p-n junctions on eleotrio breakdown
PKRIODICALs Referativnyy-zhurnalt Elektronika i yeys privienaniye, noo 3,
1963, 191 abstract 3B124 (Tre Safeshcharaiya po udarn,
ionizataii i tunnelins effektu v poluprovodnikakhq 1960, Baku,
AN AzerbSSR, 1962, 79 - 82)
"'TEXT: Admixture concentration in the p-region affects th-9 value of
the breakdown voltage of p-n junctions. The diffusion of movable carriers
--from the P-region distorts the potential distribution creating a na3*row
region of a very high field at the*boundary of p and n regions affecting
the avalanche breakdown development. Thereby the acceptor concentration
'in the high-ohmic region must not be lower than 1021 I/cs.3. An. exporiment-
al check was carried out on diodes produced by fusing-in Ga and. an alloy
q
of 10%Ga -1, 90%In.
A comparison was made with diodes produoed t-y fuoing-in
pure In. .111-samples of Ga and alloy dio.den had a lower-breakd.own voltage
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AUTHOR: Tuchkovich, V. M.1 Uvarov, A, I.s Yakovchuk, 11. S.
TITLE: Fluctuations of the reverse conductanca'in ormanium ahd silicon rectifiers
[Report at the All-Union Conference on Semiconductor Wvice T 2-7 Oct-,
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SOURCEi Blektronno-dy*rochny*ye perekhody* v poluprovodnikalh. Tashkent, Izd-vo
AN UzSSR, 1962, 295-300
TOPIC TAGS: germanium rectifier; silicon rectifier
ABSTRAM Continuous operation of high-power germaniim rectifiers (including the
industrial water-cooled VG-500, 500 amp, 100 v type) was investigated. Due to
visible surface short-circuits, the Soviet rectifier!j broke down at ajr time,
from a few minutes to a few months of continuous operation. It was fcund that a
continuously applied reverse voltage of 100 v do cawjes failure while a short-time
a udies revealed that the breakdown was connected with
200 v is safe. Further st
fluctuations of the reverse conductivity, and the latter was due to the presence
of moisture on the rectifier surface. Fluctuations ware.accuratel~ mea3ured, and
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the corresponding curves are presented in the article, The following reao=enda,~-
tions are offeredi (1) each branch of the rectifying circuit should IncIude at
teast two Go rectifiers in series; (2) a high-resistance voltage divider shou!A
o used. The authors consider their work as preliminary. Orig. art. has, 4 figures
;,and 2 formulas.
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AUTHORSz Alferov, Zh. I.; Uvarov, A. 1.
TITLE: Thermal breakdown of high-power germanium rectifiers
SOURCE: Elektrichestvo, no. 5, 1964, 46-50
TOPIC TAGS: diode, diode junction, electron hole junction, germanium
rectifier, negative resistance circuit, p-i-n junction, thermal
breakdown
ABSTRACT: The article is devoted to alloyed p-i-n rectifiers, in
which the bulk of the heat under forward conduction is due to recom-
bination of electron-hole pairs in the base and in the highly doped
n- and p- parts of the structure, the low thermal inertia of which
causes the temperature to vary in synchronism witli the supply fre-
quency, thereby limiting the current rating. Another limitation on
the current is imposed by the uneven distribution of the current
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over the area of the p-i-n structure, which may cause local break-
down even if the average temperature is below the critical value.
These phenomena were analyzed theoretically and checked experimental-
ly. The results show that the inhomogeneity in current distribution
may reach 100% in some sections, and that the limiting current den-
sity at 50.cps is 1200--1300 A/cm2. Local heating of the junction
was investigated by using current pulses. Even a short-duration
overload is capable of damaging the rectifier. Orig. art. has: 7
figures and 11 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut im. loffe (Physicotech-
nical Institute)
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AUTHORS: Ayzentson, Ye. G.; 11aliji. ;., P. A.;_Yva.3~q_
TITLE: On the decay of residual austenitio steel KhVG subjected to ultrasonic
-vibrations
SOUIXE: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v. 17, no. 5, 1964, 777-779
TOPIC TAGS: ultrasonic oscillationj austenitic steel, austenite-, m tenSite
-lattice, transition rate, steel KhVG
ABSTRACT: The effect of ultrasonic oscillations on thr residual austenitic steel
decay has been studied undEr various heat treatmonts and oscillation amplitudes.
C~ylindrical specimens (9 mm in diameter) made of KhVG steel were used. They were
heated to 1000C for 15 minutes, quenched in oil, and subjected to 20-5-XcYcle
ultrasonic oscillations (at 170C and 20C0 temperatures in glycerin, and at 250-270C
in a saltpeter bath). Other specimens, not subjected to oscillations, were used for
comparison. All results were plotted as Ay versus oscillation time and amplitude
(4,( is the difference in austenite content between the control specimen and those
subjected to ultrasonic oscillations). At 170C the steel contained a significant
amount of residual austenite. This amount reached a miueimm after 30 minutes of
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annealing and decreased continuously thereafter. At 270C the M imum AY was lower
and occured after 20 minutes of annealing. &,(- increased in all cases as the
oscillation amplitude increased from 0 to 8 microns. It was shown that ultrasonio
oscillations promoted migration of atoms from austenitio lattices into martensitio
lattices, thus increasing -Lie transition rate. Orig. art. has% 3 figures-
ASSOCIATION: Yestestvenno-iLaucbny*y institut pri Permskom gosuniversitete im.
A. M. Gor.1kogo (Institute oJ' Natural Sciences, 'Perm Stato Univoraity)
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SD-Cinens of caeoorl and allo
erties in electrolticell:r L!goleted a_-Ft!nitg_P . Y
steels containing 0.'114-1.1191 carbcci wer? quen(-hed, soine veze tteri tv-rrrpErei, e-rid,
all ver-e thc-n sub'ected tD wnrdir, dts~( l'ition I., a !_!~ potas~~,Iur-
'erit 'as f, un-] t,() --I.+ ~Ir! I
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-5-5% ~_ydrogen, which ttppar~-ntly i~- ip isoLcitcd wis
compose even at 500C. Orig. art. has: t;!be
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Magnetic propertles and structuret of co~Alt fllns prod,,:,~d ~-j
the chemical prr-tpitation method. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.-, fiz.
8 no.lj85-88 165. (MIPA 180)
1. Yestestvenno-nauchnyy instAtut pri Permakom.
universitete imeni Gortkop.
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AUTHOR: Ayzentson, Ye. G.; Uvarov, A. 1.
ORG: Perm' State University (Permskiy gosudarstvenyy-universitet)
TITLE: Effect of ultrasonic vibration on the decomposition of residual austenite of
KhVG steel
SOURCE: IVUZ. Chernaya metallurgiya, no. 6, 1966, 121-124
TOPIC TAGS: steel, high carbon steel, steel heat treatment, austenite transformation,
residual austenite, ultrasonic vibration, residual austenite decomposition, ultra-
sonic effect/KhVG steel
ABSTRACT: The effect of ultrasonic vibration at a frequency of 20 KC and an
amplitude of up rit 8-P on the decomposition of residual austenite in homogenized
high-carbon KhVG\gteel has been investigated. Steel specimens were: (1) annealed
in air at 1000C or 1100C for 15 or 60 min, respectively, oil quenched, and subjected
to ultrasonic treatment during tempering at 170, 200, 250, or 270C; (2) first
irradiated in a salt bath at 1000C for 30, 60, or 120 min, oil quenched, and tempered
at 170, 200, or 250C; (3) quenched from IOOOC, subjected to ultrasonic treatment at
room temperature for 1 hr, and then tempered at 170, 200, or 250C. It was found
that ultrasonic vibration applied to steel during tempering promoted decon-
position of residual austenite, probably because of migration of dislocationsor~
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because of local heating caused by the release of ultrasonic energy at the area of
defects. Ultrasonic vibration applied to austenite prior to quenching of steel also
promoted decomposition of residual austenite during subsequent tempering. This was
probably due to the formation of microscopic areas with var ng heterogeneity under
the action of ultrasound. Ultrasonic treatment of harden Iteel at room temperature
hindered the decomposition of residual austenite during subsequenttempering, pro-
bably because of a decrease in the number of decomposition centers due to the
annihilation of dislocations. Orig. art. has: 6 figures. [ND]
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AUTHOR:- Lebedev. An. A.; Uvarov, A. L; Chelnokov, V. Ye.
ORG: none '~5?
TITLE: Transient response of a p-n~-P-n junction (3
SOURCE: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, v. 11, no. 8, 1966, 1458-1466
TOPIC TAGS: pn junction, transient response, transistor, switching transient,
transient
ABSTRACT: The transient occuring during switching of a p-n-p-n junction is
investigated. Using continuity equations, expressions descrioing the distribution
of concentrations of nonequilibrium carriers in the base regions are obtained. An
expression is obtained for the minimum delay time during switching of a four-layer
system. It is shown that with the lapse of delay time the increment of current
through the sandwich system is described by an exponential law. A comparative
analysis is made of -t*-he transient response of switching of a p-n-p-n junction and a
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transistor in a common emitter circuit. The results obtained can be used for
evaluating the switching front of controlled rectifiers. [DW]
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USSR/Cultivated Plants - Grains. M-2
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Diol., Tjo 20, 1958, 91639
Author : Uvarov, A.M Serbo, N.M.
Inst : The tal-Union Scientific Research Institute of Corn and
Its Products.
Title : Dryin,,, Seed Corn in the Grain.
Drig Pub : Soobshch. i ref. Vszs. n.-i. in-t zerna i produktov e(~o
perarabotki, 1957, vYP- 3, 15-17.
Abstract - The most advnntageovs way of dryinL; the corn is not on the
cob, but in the ~Xain. It is suGgestcd that one CILry the
threshed grain with an initial misture of from 19 to 25%
by up to 14 - 15% in two cperations, with the temperature
of the Gas-air nixture at about 600 in the first operation
and about 800 in the secord operation. The temperature
when heating the grains must not exceed 35 - 400- -- V.A.
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UVAROV, A.M., kand.tekhn.nauk; SAVINOVp N.T., inzh.
Remods3lng the DSP-24sn grain dryer. Soob. i ref. VNIIZ n0-4:
8-16 161. (ICRA 16'5)
(Grain-Drying)
PTITSIN, S.D.; _EjjAfPV, A-M., kand. tekhn. nauk.' retsenzent; ZHURAVLEVA,
- IL
I I M.N., red.izd-va; ELIKIND, V.D., tekhri. red.; MAF"VA, L.A.,
tekhn. red.
(Grain dryerslzernosushilki..' Moskva, Mashgiz, 1962. 179 p.
(MIRA 16:3)
(Grain.-Drying)
UVAROV, A.F., kand.tekhn.nauk,.
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Increasing auction dredge productivity. Trudy TSINII)IF rso.12:79-Pj5
157. (VIRA 11:2)
(Dredging machinery)
31(0)
SOVI 112-59-2-2718
Translation from-, Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1959, Nr 2, p 62 (USSR)
AUTHOR.- Uvarov, A. P.
TITLE.- Replenishing the Bottom -Excavating Fleet With New Dredges
(0 popolnenii dnouglubitel'nogo flota novymi zemsnaryadami)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Tsentr. n.-i. in-ta r-norsk. flota., 1957, Nr 12, pp 86-92
ABSTRACT: -The bottom-digging fleet of the Soviet Ministry of Marine Fleet
consists of bucket-type dredges (2/3) and hydraulic dredges (1/3); 56% of the
dredges were built 40 years ago. Its counterpart fleet in the USA in 1947
consisted of 557o hydraulic dredges, 28% grappler dredges, 16016 dipper dredges,
and 1% ladder dredges. The postwar replenishing of the US fleet includes
super-power self-moving and stern -spud -swinging hydraulic dredges with
cutters; such dredges have a high capacity and process the soil material more
economically than ladder-type dredges. Over the last 24 years, the average
navigation -p e riod capacity of hydraulic dredges in the USA has increased from
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Replenishing the Bottom -Excavating Fleet With New Dredges
1. 12 to 4.2 million m3. The largest self-moving hydraulic dredge is
"Essayens. " With the soil-water mixture 1:5, this dredge handles 6, 000 m3/hr
of soil. The largest stern -spud -swinging dredges have a capacity up to 3, 000
m3/hr with the pipeline pulp transmission of 4. 5 km and more; the largest of
the recently-built bucket-type dredges with 1. 53-m3 bucket has a capacity of
1, 860 m3/hr . The productivity per one man is twice as high with hydraulic
dredges as with bucket-type dredges. To replealsh the bottom -excavating fleet
of the Ministry of Marine Fleet, self-moving and stationary hydraulic, dipper,
and grappler dredges are recommended; the less economical ladder-type pipe-
line dredges are not recommended.
Ye. 1. S.
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UVAROV, A.F., kand.tekhn.nauk
Inveofigating methods to discharge sticky mud from dredge buckets
- and the testing of flexible trayo on the nNeva-l" dredgers# Trudy
ITSNI114F 7 no. 32:48-59 161. (MIRA 1415)
(Dredging machinery)
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YAKUDOVICH, S.V.; UVAROV, A.V.; RUDNAYA, G.V.; ZIJBCHUK, V.A.
Studying the photochemical destruction of the film of alkyd
and alkyd-melamine resins with the method of infrared spect-
roscopy. Lakokras. mat. i ikh prim. no.5t2l-23 163.
(MIRA 16:11)
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WUSHKINO Ake; UVAROV9 AeV.; IGNATIMA, L.A,
Infrared spectroscopic analysis of the adsorption and surfaco
reactions of ethyl and methyl alcohols on aluminum oxide. Pis.
sbor. no,30.61-167 157. (MIRA U:8)
1'. Kbskmkly ordens, lenins. L ordens, Trudovogo Kraimogo hamni
gosudarstrennyy universitet im. N.V. Lomonosova I Inmtitut flat-
cheakD!r khijdl Ali fiSM.
(:Ahanol-Spoetra) (Methanol-S~ectra) (Alwinun oxide)
KHOKHWV, A.S.; PANINA, M.,~.; UVAROV, A.V.
Preparation and proportion of penicillin nitriles. bokl. AJ SUR
135 no.4:875-878 160. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Ysesojruznyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut antibiotikov.
Predstavleno akddemikom M.M.Shomyakinym.
(Penicillin)
eUVAROV,.--A.Y-,; YAKUBOVICH, S.V.
Investigation of the effect of light on the aging of cellillose
nitrate by infrar,3d spectroscopy. LakokraB. mat. i ikh prim.
no,61169-52 161. (14IRA 15:3)
(Nitrocellulose) (Spectrum, Infrared)
ROMN"LIDO I.L.; RUBINSHTEYN, F.I.; YAKUBOVICH, S.V.; SHERMN, R.S.;
UVAROV, A.V.
4- -
Studying the protective effect of oil paints modified with
chromic acid guanidine. Lakokraa.mat.i ikh prim. no.6111-15
162. (KRA 16.- 1)
(Protective coatings) (Guanidine)
UVAROV, A.V.-; BEREZKINA, Yu.F.
Use of intrared spectroscopy for detecting the hydroxonium ion
in phosphotungstic heteropolyacid, Zhur. fiz. khim. 36 no.4:
884-M Ap 162. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy i proyektnyy institut
lakokrasochnoy promyshlennosti.
(Phosphotungstic acids-Spectra) (Oxonium ion) (Infrared rays)
UVAROV, A. T.
Application of infr&red for the study of the re-
action of water with the aiirCace of aluminum oxide. Zhur. fit.
khime 36 no.6:1346-1349 JO~2 (MIRA 17%7)
1. Institut la-okrancchncy prom-aiibJermosti, HoAvu.
UVAROV, A.V. (~Osc )
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Use of infrared spectroscopy in the study of the intoaraction of
adsorbed water and ethanol vapors with surface hydraxyls of
aluminum oxido. Zhur. fiz. khim. 37 no.5:1186-1189 14Y 163.
(MIRA 17:1)
1, Gosudaretvennyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy proyekttiyy institut
GIPI-4.
n02.62 E1dTW1NPF(e)1BWP(j) Pc-4/Pr-4 IS,
ACCESSION DR., AP5002715 S/0303/64/000/00610034/0039
1 Ganzharoysk~)~, T.; Zubov, P. I.- Uvarov A# W
8-1 a- t- -a _nc e
TITIZ: dy QfAh6 wear re
--SOURCE.- - --U6.kra;ochnyye. materialy i ikh primenentyet ng. 6. t954,34-39
TWC-T~GS:--pol_urethan varnish, polymer coat in-&-_,_ --virli tnh- wear res I r, J.ance
y var-
t, triethano am n- - varn
_nislt harden6g'agen I i e,-- tsh aging,varnish abrastoti, vart
Ko -infrared spectrmn
_~echanical_'p petty
-The--polyu-reth-ati-~varniiiW--I*~-13~~---Lnten ed--Ji terted for',
wear re,4stance in comparisen with the present cc-=erctd"a_m"h-eVH__8
PF-23 9 UR-19 was hardened with two compounds, a solution of tri-ethanolamine
1.~
:jTEA)An diethylene glycol or-a solution of TEA in,polyethylene glyccl. This
varnish and.the -2 orevious brands_were~spr ed on samples of oak and bitch floar-
.ing-and on,-copper foLl.in two coats totaling 70 or 80 microns in thickneas, The
-to dry -for 5 days# tEe HCh-26 for 24 hot-ire t and thot PF
UR-19-'was-,allowed- -2:11 for
3 days at a temperature. of 18400*- Uteir physical. properties were than teisted
att&both the UR-19-varnishes proved superior as to elastit-ity-- tenstle at th
nal atreass and smuch
int nd 230 k
er higher rupture strength, cited ad 280 a 81CM2.
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ACCES-SIOW."R; APSOO220 A
Abrasion resistance was
tested-by mechanical sanding- Aging was tested! In a
.50x 50 x 60 cm chamber W'i-th-two mercury-quartz lamps and a temperature., of 40,-45C#
Rearing qualities were then tested in a Shopper AM abrasion apparatus and the
-wear measured by weighing the wooden sawplea before And after te6ting. A graph
Zshows that abrasion of.tlk-19 was only I and 1.5 mg/cmZ under a 0.5 Kg load as
against 4 mg for MCh-26; the PF-231 varnish peeled off at that point. Photo.
~chemical tests for aging showed that MCh-26 crumbled and.peeled off thc wood a f t e,.-
~.15 h
i
!
h
ourz o
i
~rasion, t
e PF-2-31 was worn through to the wood after 10(1 hours,
but the UR-19 wah hardly affected at all after 600 hours of abrasion. This fact 4
_'was borne out by tests for hardness, elasticity, tensile strength and internal
stress, made at set periods during the aging process,. Infrared spectrs, wete
also recorded on all 3 types of floor varnish, Or!g. arts has: I table, 3
Z
formulas and 11 figures,
ASSOCIATION: None
.SUBMITT9Df 00 ENCL! 00 Gua COVE., HT
NO PUP SOVI. 024 OTHER., 002
Card -2/2
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ACCESSION NR: AP5022505 UR/0303/65/000/004/000k/0004
6
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AUTHOR: Blayonravova. A, A.; Pronina.,._~. A.; tlvarov,_A a V
Aref 'Yeva, S. M.
TITLE: Infrared spectroscopic study of the effect of metals on the reaction ot
formation of pplyurethanes. Report No. 2.
SOURCE: Lakokrasochnyye ~tlerialy i ikh primeneniye, no. 4, 19,55, 1-4
TOPIC TAGS: s9dium compound, cobalt compound, polyurethane, IR spectroscopy
ABSTRACT: The reaction forming urelhanes in the presence of sodium acetate and
cobalt naphthenate catajystsr~was studied by means of IR spectroscopy, which makes
it possible to follow the reaction between the isocyanate and the-hydroxy ester and
to establish the presence of 'side reactions. The starting reagents were 2,4-
toluyelene diisocyanate and di- 4 -hydroxyethyl adipate. The IR spectros,.-opic
method revealed a difference in the catalytic effect of salts of alkali M!tals and
metals of variable valence: in addition to the main reaction forming urethanes,
side reactions occur in the presence of alkali metals (sodium acetate). It was
found that as the concentration of the sodium salts de-6reases, the rate of the
Card 1/2
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ACCESSION NR: AP5022505
side reactit)ns also decreases. Cobalt salts are recommended as'effective
catalysts for the preparation of polyurethanes. Orig. art. has: 7 figures) 1
table, and 5 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: None
SUBMITTED-. 00 ENCL': - 00 sn.com MT, GC, OF
iNO REF SOV: 001 OTHER: 003
r,d.-2/2-
SHABANOVAP A.G.; SLADKOV, A.M.;.y v-
Structure of aluminum alizarates, Zhur. fiz. khim. 1~9 noz,~-
IU,2-1445 Je f65. (MIRA
1. Submitted March 10, 1964.
ACC NRi AP7005547' SOURCE CODE: UR,/Olgo/0'6/008/012/2195/2195
AUTHOR: Akutin, M989; Uvarov, AoVo; Ozerov, GON,
ORG: none
TITLE: Grafting of low-pressure polyethylene to the surface of titanii
oxide
SOURCE: Vysokomolekulyarnyye ooyedineniya, V. 8. noo 12, 1966, 2195
IR a
TOPIC TAGS, olyethylene, titanium oxide, pectroscopy
ABSTRACT: lCrafting of low-pressure polyethylene 6t)-on-the su'rface of a'solid
..body is reported. Chemisorption of PF particl.es on the surface of
'IR-:s-ectros-copy of specimens of PE filled with
,T102 was established by P
TiO7* The spectra exhibited absorption in the 1400-166Ccm---r-~;4e,
'which corresponds to coppounds of ~hq tyveL.-
0
-Ti+:.- -0-Ti- -oill
'CHs- (Cilia - C90
0
0
UDC: 541o64+678.742
ACC N% AP7005547
,ption was observed In the 1000-1200 cm7i
tin addition. enhanced absor
.range of the spectrum which my correspond to the formation of bonds
lof the typo
j
CHO
H - [0 -I- oil
DO]
SUB CODE: 11, 07/ SUBM DATE: 26Nov65/ ORIG REF1 004/ OTH REF: 001
ATD PRESS: 5114
1. UVAROV, B.
2. USSR (600)
4. VILLAGES
7. Valuable initiative of technician Motora. Sel'stroi. 2 no-5 1947
9. Hgnthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March, 1953.Unclassified.
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UVAROll B*M,, inzhe
ClArification of the glass batoh in elactrio furnaces for glass-
making in depth* Stako i ker. 22 noo3,15-17 Mr t65, (MIRA 18:10)
IAWROV~ B.S. , ('-, - TE-. 71-U."..
,J,L"-T , ,
"Character istics of Amsthesia Under Conditions of 11--tificial Hypothermia
During Operatior,s ori the Heart and Eajor Ves:ielslY p. 2G Military
1956.
lecture delivered at a conference of Soviet military physicians at the
Military bedical Academy im. S.M. Kirov, Lening;:ad, 29-October - 2 Nov 56.
Uss'l Phannacology, Toxicology. Hypothermic Drugs. U-1
Abs Jour : Referat Zh,-Biol., Nol, 1958, No 3333
Author a Kupriyanov, P,A., Uvarov, B.S.
Inst a Not given
Title s The Use of Hypothermia in Cardiac Surgery
Orig Pub 2 Eksper-Im. Khirurgiya, 1956, No 1, 5-18.
Abstract s Hypothermda was used in cardiac sursery on 40 patients.
Of 12 patients vdio died, 11 were from a group of 28
operated upon for a congenital cyano*c heart disease and
1 from a group of 5 operated for stenoses, A serious
complicati6n of hypothemia was cardiac arrhythnia which
not infrequently gave rise to ventricular fibrillation.
Card 3 1/1
V A 0. Li , ,
"The Problem of Artificial Hypothermia in Cardiac Surgery," by
P. A. Kupriyanov, B. S. Uvarov, Ye. V. Gubler, G. A. Akimov,
N. A. Fedorova, anci-k-.-T.--s-a-v-cheii-ko-(Te-n-In-g-r-a-a),--Klr-l- -e-s-Ra a
ii-na,Vol 34, No_fU,_Zc_t_56_,_PP 3-13
Artificial hypothermia has great surgical significance in making com-
plicated operations on the heart and major blood vessels possible. It is
based on increased endurance by an organism of trauma and oxygen defici-
ency and decreased metabolism and oxygen requirement, Five typical stages
of artificial hypothermia are described. A study of the changes in the
body temperature, oxygen requirement and pulmonary ventilation during ar-
tificial hypothermia shows that intratracheal ether narcosis does not al-
ways ensure either decreased reflex reaction to cold or temporary decreased
oxygen requirement during hypothermia. However the relationship between
oxygen requirement and the mechanisms that supply it Is usually favorable.
To. b
The use of,neuroplegic agents produces a more thorough decrease of un-
desirable reflexes., but they exert unfavorable effects on the heart and
hemodynamic system thereby interfering with the oxygen supply.
Metabolic studies of carbohydrates and phosphorus compounds )f the
brain and cardiac muscle of rabbits under hypothermia of 20.- 220c reveiLl
that hypothermia, does not cause any essential changesifiAhe content of
adenosine triphosphoric acid, phosphocreatine,, glycogeii, and lactic acid
either in the brain or in the cardiac muscle.
Disturbances in carbohydrate and phosphorus metabolism arising due
to the isolation of the heart from the general circulation for 10 - 15
minutes under hypothermia were of a reversible nature and less marked than
those resulting from isolation of the heart for 3-4 minutes under normal
temperature in rabbits.
The most dangerous complication during hypothermia was the disturbance
of cardiac rhythm and especially ventricular fibrillation. This danger
wais commensurate with the depth of bypothermia. One of the most effective
means of preventing arythmia was proper gas exchange.
The authors conclude that considering the complexity and the lack of
knowledge of the pathqpbysiology of artificial hypothermia, it should be
used only in certain operations on the heart and major blood vessels and
only under circumstances where other simpler and less dangerous means of
anesthesia vould fail. (U)
VT Gr V; AE7 - a
GRIGCRIYBV, H.S., prof. (I.,eningrad, ul. Smirnova. d.8. lcv.36); UVAROV, B.S.
(leningrad, Orenburgskays u1., d.11, kv.2) -
Modern methods of anesthesia in surgery for lung cancer [with
summary in English]. Vop.onk. 3 no.4.,446-451 157. (MIRA 10:11)
1. 1z khirurgiche8koy kliniki dlya usovershonstvovaniya vrachey
(nach. - deystvitelOnyy chlen AMR SSSR prof. P.A.Kupriyanov)
Voyenno-maditsinakoy ordenB Lenina akademil Im, S.H.Kirove.
(PMKOUGTOKY. In var.dis.
canc6r, aneeth. (Rua))
(ANICSTHPISIA9
in penumonectomy in cancer (Rus))
UTAROV, B.S., TOLUZAIOV. V.L.0 kandosed.nauk
Potentiated anesthesia in major surgez7. lov.k~.Ir.srkh. no.1:3-10
is-? 158 (MIN. 11: 11)
1. lhirurgicheskaya kliniks usovershenstvovaniY& vrachey (unchallnik
prof. ?*A. Kupriyanov) Voeynno-weditsinskoy akademii imeni S.M.
]Kirov** Adres avtorovt Leningrad, pr. X. Maersa, d-5/6, klinim
kbirurgii Inatituta dlya usoverhaentitvovanlya vrachey Voyenno-
seditsinskoy skademii imeni S*M* lirova*
(AMMISIA)
UVARa4'A.S., SHANIV, Yu.I., kand.med.nauk. GADZIIIYEV, S.A., kand.ved.nauk
Anesthesia in mitral commissurotouy [with summnry in English].
Xhirurglia 34 no.6:66-74 Je 158 (MIRA 11:8)
I* Iz khirurgicheakoy kliniki dlya. usovershenstvovaniya vrachey
(nabh. - destvitelln~7 chlen ANN SSSR prof, P.A. Kupriyanov)
Voyenna-meditainakoy ordena Lenina Akademii imeni SoM. Kirova.
(GOWIISSUROTOKY, anesthesia & annIgesia
in mitrol Rtenosis, method (Rue))
(ANESTHESIA.
in commissuroty for mitral atenosis, method (Rua))
UVAROV, B. S., und SMITIN, Yu. N.
"Characteristics of Ar *csthesio Under Ccndillions of Artificiol 11,yj)othcrmia
During Operations on the Heart and Major Vt~ssels," from the book Theses of
the Reports of the Scientific Sesabr. of thc Military liddicol Academy im.
S. M. Kirov, Tezisy DoklDdov lisuchnoy Sessi, 21.7; Oct-2 Nov 1956, Leningrad.
MSHCHERYAKOV., N.A.; JEAROV, B.S.; SHANIN, YU.N.
Use of ganglion-blocking agents in rwgery of the major blood
vesselA and of the heart. Grud. khir. 1 no-4:44-50 Jl-Ag 150,
(VIRA 15:3)
1. Iz khirurgicheskoy kliniki d1ya usovershenstvovaniya vrachey
i kafedry auesteziologii (nachallnik - deystvitelInyy chlen AMI-I
SSSR prof. P.A. Kupriyanov) Voyenno-maditainskoy ordena Lenina
akademii imeni S.M. Kirova. Adres avtorov: Leningrad,,pr.Karla
Marksa,d.7/8, Khirurgichaskaya klinika dlya us(wershenstvovaniya
vrachey Voyenno-maditsinskoy akademii imeni S.M. Kirova.
(AUTONOMIC DRUG5) (BLOCD VFZSEIS--SURGF,-RY)
(HEART--SUPMRY)
UVAROV, B.S.
Lily C~ii~ies of anasthesia in operations on the heart and
mijor vessels. Khirurgila 35 no.6:16-26 -Te '59.
(MIRA 12:8)
1. Iz khirurgicheskoy kliniki dlya usovershenstvovaniya vrachey
(rWcovoditell - prof.P.A.Kupriyanov) Voyenno-meditainskoy ordena
Lenina alaidemii im. S.M.Kirova.
MART, Burg.
aneath. in surg. of heart & great vessels
(Rus))
KUPRIYANOV, P.A., T)rof. (Leningrad, u1. Ryleyeva, d.15, kv. 6); UVAROV, 3.S.;
(SHANIN, Yu. N.
Current status and aims of anesthesiology. Vest. khir. 82 no-5:
3-10 my '59. (KIRA 12--7)
(Aw-?STIMIOWGY)
GRIGORITEV, M.S., prof.; SHOIN, Tu.N., kand.med.nauk; UVAROV, B.S.
*Brief practical manual on anesthesia" by W.T. Beringer, A.A. Zykov.
Reviewed by M.S. Grigorlov, IU.N. Shanin, B.S. Uvarov. Test.khir. 83
no.8:142-144 Ag 159. (KIRA 13:1)
(Aaemsiowoy) (BxRoGn, ruj.) (Zyxov, A.A.)
UVAROV, Ba S SHMINI YU.N., GRIGORM, ~. S., (Prof.) AMENOV, B.N.')
IMIOXTY, ~ I AND MESHCIMTLAIMVI N. A. -- Leningrad.
"Anthesia for Intrathoracic Operations on the Esophagus."
Report submitted for the 27th Congress of Surgeons of the USSR, Moscov,
23-28 MaY ig6o.
ANICTIKOV; M.V.j dots.; A11TE1AVAj 11.V., prof.; D157.21KOV, 11J., kand.
med. nauk; 130GUS.1, L.K., prof.; GRIGO.'011V, M.S., prof.;
DYSYMI, Ye.A.., kand. imed. nauk; j prof. ;XOIZ5OV, A. F.
KOIESOV, V.I., prof.; KUPAIYAFOV) P.A., prof.; LINDE.;~G,
prof.,- MAKSIMENKOV, A.N., prof.; OOSIFOV, But*, prof*;
SAVITSKIY, A.I., prof.; *UVAR I UGLOVI F.G., prof.;
KMIDIN, S.A., prof.; TTROV KIY, M., prof., otv. red.;
BAKUIEV, A.N... akademik, red.; GUIYAYEV, A,V., prof., red.;
YEGOROV, B.G., prof., red.; PANKRATIYEV, B.Ye., prof.) red.;
PYTEL', A.Ya.., prof... red.; RIMER, G.A., prof.., red.;
FILATOV, A.14.v prof., red.; CHAKLIN, V.D,j prof., red.;
RYBUSHKIN, I.N., doktor med. nauk, red.; RUIEVA, M.S., tekhn.
red,
[Hultivolume manual on surgery] 1-1no otomnoe rukovodstvo po
khirurgii. Moskva,, Medgiz. Vol-5. fChest surgery; thoracic wall,
pleura, and lungs] Khirargiia grudi; grudnaia stonka, plerva i
legkie. 1960. 727 p. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii meditsinikiYh nauk SSSR (for
Antelava, Bogush, Maksimenkov, Savitskiy., Kholdin, Cbmirli-).
2. Deystvitellrw chlen Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSH (for
Kupriyanov, Petrovskiy, Yegorov).
(CHES'f -SURGERY)
KUPRIMOV, P.A.,; VIVOGRADOV, V.M.; MIICIIERYAKOV, N.4.1 UVAROV, B.S.)*
SHANIN, Yu.N.
Demands of contemporary anesthesiology on pharmacology and pharmaceutical
chemistry. Vest. khir. 84 no. 4-.86-93 A 'fk (MIRA 14:1)
(ANEESTIMIOLOGY) (PRAMACTLOGYj
DMOVj 6*A.; UVAROV, B.S.; PTAYT, L.A.; LYUBIGHIVA,, Z.L*
Characteristics of general anesthesia in bronchgraphy in young
children. Xhirurgiia 37 U0,4127-32 161e (WRA 24:4)
1. 1z kliniki khinwgii unovershenstyovariya, vrachey i kaf edry
aneotesiplogli (nach. - prof. P.A. Kupriyanov) Voyenno-meditsim-
ekopAsua ImniAa skademii Imeui S.M. Kirava.
(AIRSTHWIA) (BROMa-RADIOGRAPHY)
ZHAROV, I.S., zasl. deytatell nauki, prof.,.otv. red.; KOLESNIKOV,
S,A., prof., red.; NAPALKOV, P.N., zasl. deyatell nauki,
prof., red.; ROVNOV, A.S.,-prof.,.,red.; DAMIR, Ye.A., kand.
med.nauk, red.; DARBINYAN, T.M., kand. med.nauk, red.;
SERGEYEV, V.M., kand. med. nauk, red.; UJAROV..", kand. med.
nauk, red.; LUKUMSKIY, G.I., kand. med.nauk, red.; BUKOVSKAYA,
N.A., tekhn. red.
(Transactions of the First Symposium on Anesthesiology) Trudy
Simpoziuma po anestoziologii. let, Moscow, 1960. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Simpozium po anesteziologii. 1st, Moscow, 1960.
(kNESTHESIOLOGY-CONGRESSES)
BAIYUZEK., F.V.; BMaSTROV, M.I.; DZUTSOV, N.K.;YERMILOV, H.I.; KARIMVA,
T.V.; SKORIK, V.I.; UVxiOV,_B.S.,- SHANIH, Yu N.; SHAMARINA, T.N.
Artificial circulation in surgery of the heart and large vessels.
Grud.khir. no.4:33-39 J1-Ag 162. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Iz kliniki khirugii usovershenstvovaniya vracheZ No. 1 (nach.
deystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR prof. N.A.Kupriyanov) Vcyenno-
meditsinskoy akademii Imeni. S.M.Kirova. Adres avtorov: Leningrad,
K-9, pr. K.Marksa, d. 5/20 Khirurgicheakaya klinika dlya
usovershenstvovaniya vrachey No. 1.
(HEART--SURGERY)
(PERFUSION PUMP (HEART)
SHANIN, Yu.N.; STASYUNAS, V.P.; V~A~~j B.S..-; MESHCHERYAKOV, N.A.
Use of imbretil in anesthesia with controlled respiration.
Vest.AMN SSSR 17 no.8:53-56 162. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Kafedra anesteziologii Voyenno-moditsinakoy ordens. Lenina
akademii imeni S.M.Kirova.
(IMMETIL) (ANESTHESIA)
. . I ! I
DOIANIN, V. A. , k Ir-d 1 '.! I :~ I ;I ~` I v. -:I ~.IA ~' V, , p (~i to !~., ~,r! ~'.
l1le,N-t.,;Insko,j
Same proble-ru-, in ;rillitfiry n;-,."--,
18-20 163. 17:r!.)
Yu.N.; UVAROVj B.S.; MESHCHERYAKOV.. N.A.; STASYUNAS, 1I.P.; KARIWVA
SHANINI -11 --
T.V.; IMIK, A.A.; XROKHALEV, Yu.S.; LIVANOVA, T.B.; LOPATIN, V..A.;
LYUBICHEVA, Z.L.; SIPCHEMO, V.I.
Charactoristics of tht aneothesia and work of the anoBthesiolo-
gtst in ourgery with artificial blood circulation. Grud.khir.
51no.l;.116-121 J&-F'63. (MRA 16.-7)
1. Iz kafedry anesteziolokii (nachalinik - deyBtvitellnyy chlen
ANN SSSR prof. F.A.Kupriyanov) Voyenno-maditainakoy ordena IAnina
akademii imeni S.M. Kirova.
(suRrmy, OPERATIVE) (BLOOD-CIPLULATION, ARTIFICIAL)
YAUBIGH72NA,
1 --;6,kv.1-35); UVj',RCV, B.- .
ones thes ia in nF/acia 1 exq minti t i ~,ra c; f rx--ar aria ca.,
vesoels. Grud. khir. 5 no.5z82-86 S-0 '-i. (mm". 17~;')
I . lz k-u f edry ane s tez 1 ~lclg J k] i - i uL3-
Kurjriyan iv !r,-*ea.--:,j
ordena I&nina alcadamli imoni Kir~va.
KOLESOVY A*P# . profe; _ UVAROV, B.S., kand. med. nauk; HASIDV, V.I.
Clinical evaluation of external heart maasage. Xhirurgila
39 no.90 - 9 8063 (HIRA 17:3)
1. Iz I Khirurgicheskoy kliniki dlya usovershenstvovani-ya vrachey
(nachalinik - deystvitellnyy chlen AMY -'."SR prof* P.A. Kupriyanar
(deceased)) i kafedry anesteziologii Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordens.
Ionina akademii imeni Kirova.
_qAOV, B.S., kand.med.nauk (LeninCrad, pr.Karla Marks, d.7,kv.7)
VINOGRLDOV, V.11L, kand.med.nauk.
Some recent problems ih anesthesiology. Vest.khir.90 no.2:
149-153 F'63- (RUIA 16:7)
1. Iz kafedr~ anestoziologii (nachalinik - prof. P.A. Kupriyanov)
i k4fedry farmakologii (nachallnik - prof. S.7a.Arbuzov) Voyenm-
no-mditsinskoy ordena Lenina akademii imeni Kirova.
(ANESTHESIOLOGY)
KUIUSHEV, F. Kh, (Leningrad, X-156, pr. Fhgel'Ba, d.28.. kv-.150);XOLESOV,
Ye.V.; UVAR07, B.S.; ZORDI, A.B.; STUN, V.A.
Angiocardlograpby in cardioplegia and control of the cRrdlac
rhythn. Vest. khir. 91 no.8:17-26 Ag163 04M. 17 9 3)
1. Iz 1-y khIrurgIcheskoy kliniki usovershenstvovaniya vrac~-y
1, kafodry anesteziologil (nuchallvik - prof. P.A. Kufjriyancv
Q
[decf,~swjdj) ll,,yoririrj-.cieClit.,iint3lcoy ordana Dnixia akademii im--ni
Kirova.
UVAROV, B.S., dotsent (Laninvrad, f)rosp(jkt Karla Marksa, 7, kv.7); MASLOV, V.I.
Treatment of pntients immedlatel~r after reSLECitatiOn from clinical
death. Vest. khir. 92 no.3.*38-42 Mr 164. (MIRA l7tl2)
1. 1z 1-y khirurgicheskoy kliniki usovershenstvotaniya vrachey (nachall-
nik - prof. A.P.Kolesov) I kafedry anestoziologil Voyennc-meditsinskoy
ordena Lenina akademii imeni S.M.Kirova.
DARB-INYkN, T.M., 1-r:,C. A.I., dotsort (Klytiv);
TJVAROV.T B.S., dolt-t-E-rit,
Tboorowli-al fundamnlals atid prcapc,-~-" ;rl t*-6 d6vOl'-"vor.-~ cf
anes the!? lology. Sov.TrbOl. "8 Ap 165. (%"-.P.A
211- "- ____ -
ACCESSION NR-. AR4040821 5/0058/64/000/005/DO16/T)016
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. 5DI19
AUTHOR: Uvarov, F. A.; Rozgachev, K. 1. -
TITLE: The distribution of excited atoms by low-pressure discharge section
in a mixture of mercury and argon, used in a 40-watt luminescent tube
CITED SOURCE: 'Uch. zap. Chitinsk. gos, ped. in-t, vy*p. 10, 1963, 9-17
TOPIC TAGS: excited atom, discharge section, Rozhdestvenskiy hook method,
luminescent tube, excited state, metastable state
TRANSLATION: By the Rozhdestvenskiy hook method is investigated the dis-
tribution of excited H~ atoms by discharge section in a mixture of Hg and Ar
3
for levels 6 PIand 6 P2- It was determined that distribution curve of
metastable atoms near the discharge axis is smoother than for radiating atoms,
in connection with the influence of impacts of.t.he second kind. Distribution of
&rd 1/2
ACCE SSION NR: AR4040821
Tadiating atoms as compared to metastable deviates greatly from the Bessel
,function. The concentration of excited atoms (especially metastable) near the
wall is not equal to zero.
SUB CODE: NP ENCL: 00
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53319
J-AUMORI Uyarm IRS. . AO, Mirikant, Yo A.
TITLE z Experixental deta-miawtion of effective probaUility of photon exissiAy
BrA=; ()ptjM i anktroskapiyao v, 18, no. kp 1965, 562-570
TOPIC TA--GSt radiati' &ton, 1;zhdeatrenek-(y hook method, pla=t radiation, dis-
ng
charge colmm# emission probabil-ity
TMCT% The Rozhdestvertsk:~y hook method was used to aeasure the distributioa of
69
radiating atoms reW.ive -o the cross section for low-pressure diae:harge in
nercury vapor and in a mixture of mercury vapor and 2rgon, witb an aim at checking
q?cperiaentally the rigorous th,!ory of radiation "'entrapiaent" developed by L. M.
Agibermar (ZhETY Y. 1.7, 41f; T 10~7) ard T. Holstein (Pbys. Rev. -4. 72, L21;-, 10h7
and T. 83, 1.159, 1951). "he dAscharge tube vas si-milex to that descri')ed by 4. X.
Shukbtln (Qpt. i spektr. "1. 7, 839, ig6o) &.na others. The povo!r of the 2537 A re-
sonant emission vus nea=-ed aLmataneouzly. The experimental procedur-e I& de-
crxteA, MAn ---! ware use-d to calcul-Lte the e!f"tive probability
CMrd V2~'
L
P.P.5012-W2 o(W/o776
i ACCESU110 RR! tllV'C)05lj6c
553.9
AUTHOR: Uvarov, F. A. Fubrik&rt, V. A.
TITLE- On the absolute concentrations of excited atcms in the positive !olumn of
a MC_Xgu_rv dj&gh' e
SOURCE- Op+,ika ektroakopiya, v. i8. no. 5, 1965. 768-,,rr6
S~P
TOPTC TAGS- optic transition, lip-17t excitation, excited nucleus, electric dipcha-rge
radiation, gas d-ischarge spectrcsc,py
ABSTFACT: Ille purpose of the inreGtiaation was to cropare the experimentally mea-
gured concentrations ~_f escite(I at-o~-, w~'Ih 'he r-s-ill! s ,f calcul-Bti ns bin-(, -i
n,~1 7, -i ri -%L, -r
diacharges in mercury vapor and in nix-tu-Tas of argon vrith mercury vapor. Meazure-
ments of absolute concent-ations of' excited atom-s at the levels 6,3P-,, I p ar e c m-
pared vIth tho theoretical data nhi-tined rithout a4neount of the transiti7lne between
excited, utates. The results show tuLt at preigaurea lower than 40 w Ng tniiaory gi,,res
an undersstirjit.e of' the roncentrati mn. r)f the rtidititing atoms and an over-notirinte
6-d 1/2~
MVII
M I
AGMSION NR: APWW--,02
retical calculation ~which takes into account the transitions bet-ween the excited
st
tates shows that thir, discrepancy can be attrlb~uted to the predminance of 63P2
!w o-r, wanbuoons over o-r, - o-r2r. wnen acc,nm.'ro za 1:az:en or r4re waIISIT.Ions ae-
i: tween, the excited states, the calic-ilited valuett of the concentration exceeds the
experimental ones. Thin excess is inalgnifIcar4tv at 7 ti If,- and Ircreases strongly
~krith prec-m-ire. A probable ress,7-nz fr.- 4-b'!? Airer-F--n--y !L2 a F;h-rtagi~ of 'ast elpc-
none
00 SIM CCDF, 01"
SU&',',TT TO 18rebA
HE IRFF ;(,iv o16
-C=4-2
.12
01136-65
;ACCESSION NR: AP5016166
,of diffusion in resonance radiation. On the ot-der hand, the distribution of meta
stable atoms is sharpened considerably by C13pl_ 63 P2 tra rr.,itions, especially in the
mercuvv+ z-.,rgon discharge. in spite of jualitativn Letwf-en experimu!nt and
arafa)
P C- -1U
3 tabltz;s, an-! C~)rmulas
jASSOCCIATION: none
UBMITTED 18r
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UVARnV, P.A.-, FABRIKANT, V.A.
Agolute concentrationo of e x to J a t ox a in a Ipc 5 1 t i ve mo~,- r c u,-/
discharfe oolumn. Ort. :~ -.3pektr. 18 rf,~5~7U-776 My 16". (MIRA 18.'10)
UVAROVI F.A.; FABRIKANTO V.A.
Distribution of excited atoms throughout the cross section
of a low pressure discharge in mercury and mercum-argon
vapors. Opt. i spektr. 18 no.6:954-965 Je 165.
(MAIRA 18:12)
UVAROV, F.Z.
Hahaleb cherry as a rootstock for cultured varieties in Yzyb7shev
Province. Biul.Glavebot.mada no-36:105-106 160. (MIRA 13-7)
1. Kuybyshevskly botanicheskiy sad.
(Kuybyshev Province-Cherry)
(Budding)
UVAROV, F.Z.
Oak growth in spot seeding at differpt
methods of planting. Bitul. Glav. bot.
1. 14byshevskiy botanichaskiy sad.
(Kuybyahev-0ak)
densities and using various
sada no-46tI08-110 162.
(KIRA 16:5)
(Woreatation)
JVfiROk/,-GJk-
KUCHUGURENKO, A.P.. kandidat tekhnicheekikh nauk; UTAROV, G.A., kaudidat takh-
nicheakikh nwuk.
Installing a low-preasure water economizer on a M-T-4-75/34 boiler.
Ikergetik 2 no-5:940 MY 154. (KIRA 7:6)
(Steam boilers)
SOV/124-58- 3- 3064
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mckhanika, 1958 Nr 3. F) 74 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Uvarov, G.A.
TITLE: The Entrainment of Liquid by Gases or Vapors (.Uvlecheniye
zhidkosti gazom ili parom)
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauch. tr. Kuybyshevsk. industr. in-ta, 1955, Nr 5,
pp 196-203
ABSTRACT: The article considers the problem of liquid entrainmeit
resulting from the steady motion of gas bubbles through the
liquid. The bubbles are considered as solid bodies of spheii-
cat shape, It is assumed that the Reynolds number is fairly
high, and that a larninar boundary layer is formed around a
bubble in its transit. In order to evaluate the amount of
entrained liquid the author determines the displacement
thickness in the boundary layer of a sphere. An assumption
is made that the flow around the bubbles remains unseparated
and that the displacement thickness can be calculated with
satisfactory approximation by the formulas pertaining to
the boundary layers of flat plates. The volume of the
Card 1/2 entrained liquid is assumed to be equal to the volume contained
The Entrainment of Liquid by Gases or Vapors
SOV/124-58-3- 3064
between the bubble and the spherical surface approximaLing the displacement-
thickness surface. The displacement thicknesses and the corresponding volumes
of the liquid carried away depend on the buoyant-rise velocity of the bubbles, The
article utilizes the experimental relations and the data representing the velocity of
buoyant rise when the resistance varies as a square thereof, Employment of these
data permits a cletermination of the liquid volume entrained by a bubble as a functio
of its radius and the physical properties of the liquid and the gas. The relation
ships obtained indicate that the relative amount of liquid entrained by a gas
increases W'ith a decrease in the bubble size, Formulas (19) and (21) contain
misprints,
D. A. Efros
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