SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VANYUSHIN, S.S. - VAPTSAROV, IV.

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YARIUSHIN, KAIIHAZYA]r, A.G.
Age of subTOlcanic and byvPabyseal formations of Wan ore deposits.
DOkl-AN Arm-SSd-23 no-31133-136 '56, (giak 10:1)
1. Institut geologicheakikh nauk Akademii, nau Armyanskoy SSR.
PredstaTleno I.G# Magaklyanou.
(Kafan--ore deposits)

VANYUSHIN, S.S.
Geological conditions of formation of stockworks in the Kafan ore
deposit. Izv. AN Arm. SSR_ geol. i geog. nauk 10 no.4:77-100 157.
(MIRA 11:2)
l.Institut geologicheskikh nauk AN ArmSSR.
(Kafan Province--Ore deposits)

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AUTHORS: Malkhasyanp E.G., Leyye, Yu.A., Vanyushin, S.S.
TITLE: Reply to Criticism of R.A. Arakelyan and G.O. Pidzhyan (Otvet
na, kritiku R.A. Arakelyana i G .0. Pidzhyana)
PERIODICALs Izvestiya, Akaiemii nauk Armyanskoy SSR, Seriya geologicheskikh i
geograficheskikh nauk, 1958, Vol 11, Nr 5, pp 61-6~ (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article is a reply to the critical review offered by R.A.
Arakelyan and G.O. Pidzhyan concerning certain works published
by the authors pertaining to the geology of the Kafan;koye rud-
noye pole (Kafan Ore Fields). The authors do not agree with a
number of statements made by their critics and furnish justifi-
cations in favor of their findings also by referring to the in-
vestigations of a number of geologists such as I.G. Magaklyan,
S.S. Mkrtchyan, K.N. Paffengolfts, A.T. Aslanyan, S.S. Vanyushin,
Card 1/2 A.Ye. Kocharyan who based their works on the material collected

3011/172-11-5-8/9
Reply to Criticism of P.A. Arakelyan and G.O. Pidzhyan
by V.G. Grushevoy, V.N. Kotlyar, A.L. Dodin, Yu.A. Arapov.
There are 5 Soviet references.
SUBMITTEDi August 14P 1958
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VANYUSHIN, S.S.
Place of the dike complex of the Irafan ore basin (Armenia) In the
tectonic and magnetic history of the Somkhati-Yarabakh geosymeline.
Dokl. AN Arm.SSR 29 no.2-'81-87 '59. (MMA 12:11)
1. Institut geologicheskikb nauk Akademil, nauk Arwy neko7 SSR. Pred-
etavleno akademikom AN Arugauskoy SSR K.H. Faffen olltsem*
(Armenia-Geologyt Strucl.arall

VANYUSHITN ".3.
Ba-qit; characteristics of the localization of mineralization
in the Kafan ore zone. Izv. AN Arm.SSR Nauk-i o zem. 17 n0.2:
49-62 164. (MIRA 17: 8)
1. Arqranskiy gosudarstvennyy institut po proyektirovaniyu
predpriyatiy t2vetnoy metallurgii.

TOLCHELINIKOV, Yu. S. (Leningrad); YM~SHIKA,__N. P.
Editor's mail. Fis. v ahkole 2-2 no.4:95-96 JI-Ag 162.
(MIRA 15:10)
1. 243-ya shkola, Leningrad.
(Achromatism) (Atmospheric pressure)

VANNSHIMP YUOVO
Determination of the group factors of the ABO system. in saliva,
hair, and the spongy substance of bone in Macaes. rhesus. Probl.
gemat.i- perel. krovi 6 no.1s1O-U 161. (MBA 14:2)
(4AIR) (SALIVA) (BONE)
(BL60D 6AOUPS)

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AUTHOR: Vamushing ~X%t--Y.-(Moscow)_;_qerd, M. A! _(Moscow); Lavrenchik, Ye. I.
(Moscowy- Td 0 4.
(Moscow)
ORG: none
TITLE: Some functional shifts in the human organism during brief hypodynamig
SOURCE: Gigiyen-a truda i professional'nyye zabolevaniye, no. 3, 1 6, 5
TOPIC TAGS: hypodynamia, immobilization, cardiovascular system, dynamometer, muscle
tone
ABSTRACT, Functional shifts in the dardiovascular, muscular, and central nervous
systems of 4 mien immobilized for 2 112 hr were the gubject of this study. A variety
of indices were used: pulse rate, systolic pressure while restinp and after tests,
maximum force exerted on a wrist dynamometer, time in which the bulb of a liquid
dynamometer was pressed with half maximum force, and the tone of some hand and foot
muscles (determined with a spring myotonometer). The degree of coordination of arm
movements and the tremor of an outstretched right hand were measured with a modified
"Mede!!-Anstrument--In-addition.-the--Iatent-periocL-o,~-the-visual-motar-re-action--to-ai
light signal was determined. Tests were conducted before and after the experiment,
and 1 1/2 hr after the beginning for tests requiring no significant movement or ex-
ertion. Experimental results showed that after a brief stay in conditions of limited
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mobility the adaptability to active work decreased. The measured strength oA-" wrist
muscles dropped, there was a decrease in the tone of hand and foot muscles, reacti
-to-light-and-wor"ignals -were- -Adelay-e(t, and -cardiovascular indices worsened during
measured loads. During the transition from limite(Fmobil-ity to activity, whi
rapid reactions and physical exertion are required, gymnastics or other toners must
be prescribed to decrease the unfavorable effect of limited mobility on the human
organism.
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AUTHOR: Vanyuohina, Yus Ve; Panferovap He Yee; Tishlor, Ve A,
ORG: none
TITIZ: Effect of elevated air temperatures on human adaptability to the orthostatic
test fflapor presonited at the Conference on Problems of Space 1-:odicino' hold in Youcmr
from 24 to 27 May 1966.7
SOURCE: Konferontsiya po problomam kosmichoskoy meditsiny, 1966. Problemy kosmichos
key meditainye (Problems of space medicine); materialy konforontsii, Moscov, 1966,
89-90
TOPIC TAGS: hyperthermia, orthostatic test, electrocardiography, human physiology,
space physiology
e M p ems of space physiology is the main-
ABSTRACT On "of the - ost importani - rob;1
*-ten.Ance of human orthostatic resistance following exposure to spaceflight
:factors. In this connection, the study of mechanisms of change in the
:adaptation of man to a vertical position during exposure to various en-
1-vironmental factors is of g'reat importance.
The present investigation studied change in human orthostatic adapta-
b1lity foll wing a 4 -hr stay jjX a heat chamber at an ambient temperature

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.'of 360 to 400 C and a relative' humidity of 60% to 7076. In all,.20 experi-
ments (of which 4 were controls) were conducted on 4 mer..
A 10-min orthostatic test and a 5-min clinostatic test were conducted
before, and 1 hr after, exposure in the heat chamber (after body tempera-
ture-had returned to the initial level). Before, during, and after ex-
posure of the subjecc ia the chamber, measures were made of body temper-
ature, moisture loss, and specific and nonspecific cholinesterase activity
(by A. A. Pokrovsldy's method), and electrocardiograms, seismocardio-
grams., pneumograms, and arterial pressure were recorded. The last
four indices were also recorded during the tests.
Following exposure toheat, the adaptability of the organism of the
subjects to the orthostatic test deteriorated: cardiac contra'Aion frequency
.increased more sharply, blood pressure dropped, and.in one' case a pr~_
collapse state was observed.
When the subjects-'- "-*n the' ver cal position, their electrocardio-
were i
.grams showed shortening of the R-R and PQ intervals, and an increase in
the difference between the actual and "correct" systolic index; seismo-
cardiograms showed acceleration of the expulsion phase compared to
11correct" values, decrease in the intrasystolic index of expulsion, in-
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crease in the intrasystolic index of tension, and a decrease in Blyumberg's it
coefficient. Following the heat experiments, changes in all of the above-
enumerated indices of cardiac activity were' more pronounced. Blyum-
berg's coefficient dropped to 1. 2, which can be regarded as indicating a
copsiderable decrease in blood flow to the heart.
It was not possible to establish a dependence between the degree of
change in the studied cardiovascular system indices and the amount of
I perspiration moisture loss in cases where the latter did not exceed 41o of
'the weight. When the loss e)iceeded 4% H20', such a dependence appeared.
After heat chamber exposure, the condition of the subjects was charac-;
,terized by dominance of the parasympathetic centers of the nervous system.
Arterial pressure was down, the ocular cardiac and clinostatic reflexes
became more pronounced, there was a sharp increase In respiratory pulse
arrhythmia during the clinostatic reflex, the rate of development of the
~orthostatic reflex slowed, and specific and nonspecific cholinesterase
,~Lctivity fell off.
It can be suggested that besides dehydration of the organism, one of
the reasoas for the deterioration of adaptability of the organism of the aub-

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,jects'to the vertical position following exposure to fieif is in creased para-
qympathetic nervous system tonus. Df all pro)-ability this is due to Btruc-
tural deficiencies in arterial vesselgi, slower development of cardiac
orthostatic reflexes, and decreased venqqq b1go lo 0
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AUTHOR, Vanyushina, Id. V.
TITLE: Effects of hypodynamia and simulated weightlessness on adaptive
cardiovascular reactions to gravity
SOURCE: Konferentsiya po aviatelonnoy i kosmicheakoy meditaine, 1963.
Aviatsionnaya i kosmicheskaya meditoina (Aviation and space medicine); matericly*
konferentaii. Moscow, 1963, 92-95
TOPIC TAGS: cardiovascular reaction, orthoetatic teat, hypokinesia, hypodynamia,
simulated weightlessness, gravity affect
ABSTRACT: In order to study the adaptive reactions of the cardiovascular system
to gravity$ healthy males 20 to 22 yeare of age wore oubjected to aimple hypodynamia
and hypodynamia with simulated weightlessness* gubjects remained 5.~ to .10.5 days
on special couches in a pose of maximal muscle relaxation. or 5-5 to 11,5 days
floating in a tank of water. Bod,1 movement was kept to a minimum for both groups
of subjects. Orthostatic (active change of posture from sitting to standing) and
clinootatic (subject pansiveg sitting in a chair which brings his to a standing
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position without exertion) tests were used to evaluate the reactions of the adaptive
cardiovascular mechanisms. Pulse rate and arterial blood pressure were measured
every minute for 10 min before erection to the standing position in both types of
test* These measurements were continued for 1 min following erection of the active
subjects and for 5 min following erection of the passive subjects. Reactions of all
subjects to change from sitting to standing position were normal prior to their
exposure to hypodynamia and simulated weightlessness. Sharp changes in cardio-
vascular reactions to orthostatic tests were observed after exposure to hypodynamiai
Pulse rates increased by 20 to 49 beats per minute and systolic pressure showed
a pronounced 20 mm Hg) reduction. After Prolonged exposure to hypodynamia
with simulated- weiglitiessness,the differences in the responses to orthostatic
tests were even more pronounced: extraordinary tachycardia (50 to 74 beats per
minute) and a drop of 26 mm Hg in systolic pressure. This systolic pressure drop,
accompanied by increased diastolic pressure, resulted in a sharp reduction in pulse
pressure (to 8-12 mm Hg). Dizziness followed erection to the standing position
in a number of cases. Parallel investigations of chronotropic cardiac activity
during UDconditioned orthoutatic atimulation were performed by activation of the
nerves which increase cardiac rhythm$ permitting evaluation of the activation speed
of cardiac regulatory mechanisms, Following hypodynamia, reduction In the extent
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and rapidity of reaction, as well as pathological lability and instability of
the response, were observed. Changes in Aschnerla oculocardiac reflex, which
was inhibited or even absent or reversed, also indicato some inetia in the
development of cardiovascular reflexea af ter hypodynamia and weightlessness. It
is suggested that disruption of the neural-eaflex mechanisms regulating cardio-
vascular activity may be one reason for the observed weakening of cardiovascular
reactions compensating changes in position.
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fiawdt: Vanyushina *
JL.
IIU' " anges in sow indices of the functional state of the human organism
T f.. Ch
g for long periods in a semirecumbent Dosturi~lPaper presented at the
remainin
on Problems of Space &dicine he Moscow fr9m 2-4 to 27 May 19661
SOURCE;. Konferentsiya po pioblemam kosmicheskoy meditainyp 19,66o Problemy*
kodfflicheskoy-meditsiny. (Problems of space medicine.');, ma'terialy konferentaii,
)ksoow, -1966, 88-89
'"two, ~M-, TAGS: orthostatic test, hypodynamiap human physiology, space physiology,,
....biologic metabolism.. weightlessness simulation
-ABS~fRACT: Some human physiological indices were studied during prolonged stay
idniAl:0eirnrecumbent posture, the most characteristic position fcr man in
men'ally by
coriditions oi weightlessness. This posture was created experi
'imm'ersing subjects in water, or by immobilizing them in a special chair.
~Hedlfiy men acred 20-23 participated in 21 experiments (9 water experiments-
and IZ in the chair), varying in iength from 1. 5 to 11. 5 days. A number of'
phy*logical indices were recordbd at two~-hour intervals around the
01,66k (except during qleep): pulse and respiration rates, blood pressure,
.,AAdWodyternperature. Basal metabolism was measuredby.the'Douglas-
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~',1461.den method ever'y morning upon awakening. The maximum strength
azid endurance of wrist muscles was determined periodically. Biological
aeUVIty of human blood was deternimd every 2-3 days using an isolated
frog heart.
txperimental results showed that pulse and respiration rates hardly
chafiged throughout the experiment, whereas diastolic and systolic pressures
dedlined progressively (systolic pressure dropped to 50-70 mm Hg.)
Vh~ biological activity of the blood shifted in the direction of decreasw
in the chronotropic effect and increase in the inotropic effect. The basal
metabolism rate dropped during the experiments, while the respiratory
coefficient increased. instead of body temperature dropping in the evening,
in Come cases it rose to subfebrile levels (up to 37. 51, C)* Furtherrn~ore,
the streneg4h and endurance of wrist muscle decreased, especially-in the
right hand (decrease of 41) -5076). Sleep was light, brief and, frequently
interrupted, and the subjects were irritable and grouchy. The pattern of
the described changes was.ideintical for both series of tests, however
changes were mor' pronounced in the water tests.
e
Immediately after completion of the.experiment, blood pressur
i pUbnonary circulation, basal metabolism, respiratory coefficient, and.
ep returned to Wtial levels. In addition, the'pblse rate increased.
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a6Ni6vdr~ Che remaining functions had nct normalized within 3--5 d
ays
-was oncluded that prolonged stay of man In a semirecumbent position
on,
.'results fundamental alteration in functional systems, in so.-me cases
t'acdom ed by shifts of a neurotic character, such as increased body
r
temper ture at raght, Ahe occurrence of subfebrile temperature,. dis uption
so irritabikityp. and bad moods [W.A* 'No; 22; AM Report 66-U63
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AUTHORS: Janvushina. Z. J. - Candidate of Tech-it--al 5011/64-58-4-3 20
Sciences, Vilesova, lgl~ 0',, Candidate of
Chemical Sciences, Wiistyukova, G-A., Candidate
of Chemical Sciences
TITLEt The 5ynthesis of Hexamethylene Diamine by the Catalytic
Hydration of Adiponitryl in a Chtinucrus Current (Sintoz
geksamd'.ilendiamina putem kataliticheskogo gidrirovuniya
adiponitrila v nepreryvnom potoke)
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskaya promyshlennost', 19~b, Nr 4, pp. 205-208
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the experimental part of this paper the collaborators
of the GIPKh, I. L. Bagal and o1. V. Loginova, took part.
As hexamathylenediamine is an important raw material
various production methods were worked out with data
having been obtained that differ to a great extent. Tnere
are only two patents for the continuous production on ,.-hich
there are, by the -.,;ay, no prescriptions for a correjponding
mode of operation and for a correspoading apparatus, In the
Card 1/3 present paper cobalt cLLtaiysts on carriers wure uu.~d -ahich

The Syntheois of hexameth,-lene Diamine bY the
Hydration of Adiponitryl in a Continuous Current
had already provi.,d to br? of optima'Al. ujabili ty in the
disuoritinucras production; the hydration vias carr.-ed out
by means of tne appuratus shown in a diaz-raEa. The TrIlethod
of the ana-iysi3 of the react.-Lon mixture Jas worked out
with "-.he help of the collaborators of the (;II,Kh, I. V.
Selyakh and S. Z. Akimova. Active aluminum oxide prcvea
beat as catalyst carrier; the production tec;inique o1 the
catalyst is mentioned. Froy, the mentioned experimental
results may be seen that a contact load of from 0,2 to
0,3 ml/ml g hour (adiponitryl-catalyst) is op'.imal As
well as a temperature of 1000, The ratio adiponitryl:
ammonia is to be 1 1 8 mole and that of adiponitryli
hydrogen --:, 1 g 20 mole, with about a yield of 85-~O,j
hexamethylenediamine being obtained under tha above mentioned
conditions at 200 atmospheres, Finally the technical and
economic advantages of the continuous method aa comparad
to the discontinuous methoi are mentioned~ The collaborators
of the GlkKh ( State Inatitutej for Applied Unemistry)
J~ i,. ~ar,,Li Z.,nd 14. 4~ UO,1-.1fIOV" W04
:1 PUrt III LLIe
experimental part of this -r,,rk, There are 1 figare, 4 table3,
Card 2/3 and 19 reference5 whAch are 3oviet.

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The Synthesis of Hexamethylene Diamine by the Catalytic Hydration of
Adiponitryl in a Continuous Current
1. Cyclohexanes--Synthesis 2. Hydrazine--Synthesis 3. Adi-Ponitryl--Catalysis
4. Cobalt catalysts--Applications
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YEZETSKATA, Galina Filippavria; T KA, Z.S., kand.khim.nauk. red.;
YORONM, L,F,, red, -
(Brief reference-handbook for chemical writers] Fratkoe posobie
avtore-khimika. Leningrad. Goe.in-t prikladnoi khimil, 1939.
123 P. (miRA 14:4)
(Chemistry) (Technical writing)

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AUTHORS: Vanyunhina, Z. S., Vilesova, ff. S., Shcherba, L. B.
TITLE: Control of the Hydrogenation of Adiponitrile and of thq
Purification of Ilexamethylenediamine by the Method i~f
Infrared Spectroscopy (Kontroll gidrirovaniya adiponitrila
i ochistki geksametilendiamina metodom infrakrasnoy spekti-o-
skopii)
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskaya promyshlonnost', 1959, Nr 1,., PP 46--48 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: At the Gosudarstvennyy institut prikladnoy khimii (State
Institute of AppliedChemistry) an analytic method was de--
veloped which served the examination of the reaction mixture
in the continuous hydrogenation of adiponitrile (I) (Ref 1)
during the synthesis of hexamethylenediamine (II). This
analysis takes, however, 2.5 -- 3 hours. For a faster determina-
tion of the conversion of (1) in the hydrogenation the
spectrometry by the -C-=N group is suggested for the present
case. The purity of (II) is particularly important for the
production of nylon. It is stated that a judgment of the
purity of (II) by the freezing temperature is inadequaie,
and that a perfect judgement is only posuible on the basis
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Control of the Hydrogenation of Adiponitrile and of the Purification of
flexamethylenediamine by the Method of Infrared Spectroscopy
of the -Cz_==N group may be observed and in whi-,h the groups 11H
and NH2 appear. It is recommended to carry out the rectifica-
tion of raw (11) on a rectification ~column (under vacuum and
in nitrogen atmoaphere). From the fraction T z = 40-00 a control
by the infrared spectrum by means of any spectrometer (e.g.
IKS-11) should be carried out whereby the required rectifi,,.a..
tion conditions can be established. 3 examples are given in
which a column with an efficiency of about 15 theoretical
bottoms in nitrogen atmosphere was applied. Results of
examinations of the freezing temperature of the individual
samples are indicated (Table). There are 1 table and 9 ref-
erences, 1 of which-is Soviet.
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VANYUSHKIN V.P.
Technical and economir, indlaeS of PTOgrna3lve Vs*er"3 Of a
municipal power distribution network. Trudy LMI no. 491
109-126 163. (KIRA 17t6)

Dissertation: "The '.;tate and --rospect of Development of Agricultnre ir. the Are.% of the
Bezenchusk Irrigation System (kt'uybyshev Gi~j)-" Cwind (Aog J~ci, Koscow Pedo~orical
Inst, 29 Mal-;, 54. llechernyaya Rbskva, ,,'~Oscow, 20 I-Y 54.
SO: KFM 284, 26 Nov 1954

I- VANIYUSHKINX, Shura; SHKIRKO. MATTA; MITTASROVA, Valya
'~'"~Pf=iim~g-"t~ited trees. Wn. nat. no.5:9-10 My '58.
(Min 11:5)
l.Oblastuaya otantsiya yunnatov, Omsk.
(Apple)

KASHEVAROVA, Yu,A,; '1ANYU=:LjjA,,,jV
_j.
Rapid method for quantitative determining of hydroquinone In
polyester acrylates. Lakokras. mat. I ikh prim. no.5:47 163.
(MIRA 16:11)

- VB-ZEA, Bebok
GLASS
Temperature conductivity of molten glass, "Journal Society No. 8, 1951., 233-2470 Steko
i ker, 9 no. 6. 1952.
1 Library, of Congress, October 1952,, UNCLASSIFIED.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions,

YAKUBOV, Y.I.; CHIZLMK,, L.L.; VANZH A,, -A. I.
Refractories made from the waste slag from nickel smelling. TSement
29 no.1:19 Jej-F 1103. (MIRA 16:2)
1.~ Ural'skiy.fil-tal Akadezii stroitelfetva i arkhitektury i Yq#uo-
Urallskiy nikelevyy kombin&t.
(Refractbry matekals) (Slag)

VANZHA, A.N.; MACHKOVSKIY, V.A.
1~
New developments in reBeareb.
Stall 23 no.10:907 0 163.
(MIRA 161ll)

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131 -1
AUTHORS: Gubko, I. lz~_ Kozzinskliy' 4". 1". S.
TITLE On the Rainforcement of Fire-Clay Plates (Ob ar.ai~cov'-.~nii sha~,iotnykh
PERIODICALs Ogneupory, 1958, Nr 1, Pp. 39 - 40 (USSR)
ABSTRACT- In order to increase the flexural tensile strength of fire-clay
plates, they are reinforced with steel wire. In the ca3e of ordi-
nary reinforcement fissures and cracks form in the fire-clay pro-
ducts. This takes place in the result of the difference of exran-
sion of stcd wire and fire clay oil heatinr,, as the coefficients of
the linear thermal expansionpf these two materials are very dl4f-
ferent from each other. It is pa9aiblG to avoid this disadvantaL--
by reinforcing the plates with :short wires (100 - 150 for in
this case the tensions resulting from thermal expansions are uni-
formly distributed on the surface of the plate and the small fis-
sures occurring exert practically no influence upon the strer-th
of the plates. The scheme of ouch a reinforcenent of plates iz re-
presented in the figure. Tests showed that tle optiriuri diameter
of the steel wire is 3 mm and that such reinforced firs-clay plates
shall be dried and burned in a horizontal position,where piles of
Card 1/2 3 - 4 plates with quartz sand atraim between them shall be used

On the Reinforcement of Fire-Clay Plates
131-1-9/14
for burninb,. The burnin,- vrao performed at 12000C for 2 hour3 in a
regenerating atmosphere, the plates bein- laid in muffloo and cc-
vered by coko or charcoal. The conoumption of otccl onlZ~ aLiounts
to -It - 5 ';'16 of the weij;Ilt of the bumt platc. '2here iz; 1 4H,-ui-o.
ASSOCIATIOITs Yhe Pervourallik Factory (Ile rvoural louy ;nvod)
Ae Poljt echiiic Institute Kiyev NiYevolAlf -01i tc'--', Ili. C~w-'
institut)
Chasov-Yarskiy zavod ogneupornykh izde3iy
(The Chasov-Yar Refractory Products Plant)
AVAIUBLEi Library of Congress
1. Clay-Reinforcing methods
Card 2/2

VANZHUR~, L,
I- ftw~
Bernburg monoaclous hemp. Priroda 45 tio.8:99-101 Ag 156o
OUL 9 . 9)
1.1notitut rasteniyevodetva v Bernburge, German3kaya Demokraticheskaya
Rampublika.
(Hemp)

JAKUBCOVA, L; VAXZ.TmVA"3.--
Indocardial fibroelaotoois in childron. Cook. pediat. 14 no.3:213-219
5 Now 59.
1. Katedry starostlivoeti o dieta-vaeobeany smer, Bratislava. pred-
nosta doe. MUDr. I. Jakubcova.
(ODOCARDIAL FIBROZIASTOSDS, in inf. & child
(CZ))

SISKA, K.; S114KOVIC, I-b ~VANZ~UROVA~E - SCMIORRER, M.; SMRECANSKY, V.;
HUBKA, M.; ONDROUCHOVA, D.
Postoperative complications and postoperative care of patients
operated on with the use of extracorporeal circulation. Bratisl. lek.
listy.42 no.9:523-535 162. -
1. Z II chir. kliniky Lek. fak. Univ. Komenskeho v Bratislave, pred-
nosta clen koresp. CSAV K. Siska.
(HEART MECHANICAL) (HURT SURGERY compl)
(POSTOPERATIVE CARE)

JAKUBCOVA, I.; VANZUROVA, E.
Septal defects of the heart in children and their indication for Sur-
gical treatment with extracorporeal circulation. Cas.lek.cesk 101 A
no.2:3.3-41 12 Ja 162.
1. 1 Detsk4'*11nika UK v Br~tislave, prednostka doe. dr. I. -Takubcova.
(HEMT SEFTUM abnorm) (MART MECHANICAL)
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VAPCAROV, I.; SOLOV, K.; PIRCUKOVA, M.; MINEVA, C.; VASSILEV, I.
On the association of cy-tomagalic Lnclusion disease, Fneumo-
cystis Carinii Fneumonia and endomyocardial fibroelastosis in
an infant (based on the obervation of a case). Folia med.
(Plovdiv) 7 no.1:63-66 165
1. Institut de Hautes Etudes Medicales "I.P.Pavlov* de
Plovdiv, Balgarie, Chaire de Maladies Infantiles (Direateur:
prof. I. Andreev); Chaire d'Anatomie Pathologique (Dirgeteur
par interim.: prof. Ju. Tochev)- Centre regional do Pueri-
culture (Directrice. Cv. Minevai.

__YAPNA,-Xu..M..;-VERNIKOV, U.N.; GEZIN, M.S.
Experiments in the use of aerosol pneumatic tube transportation
in the "Kaudbuk" plant. Kauch.i rez. 21 no.3:49-51 Mr '62.
(MIRA 15:4)
1. Zavod "Kauchuk".
(Rubber industry-Equipment and supplies)
(Pneumatic-tube transportation)

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