SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VARSHAVSKIY, YA.M. - VARTANOV, E.D.

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RAITU SA D 5. N. V,G.;
Use of the =ass sn-ectrcmetric --e-lhcd for studying tlne
deriva-tives of aminr, acido and smaller pelitides, Part 3-
Y- ss'~pecttromfjtrl~ 6f amino alcohols. Izv. AN Arm. SSR.
17 no. 2?156-26-1 164. (MIFIA 17:6)
7n-nti~ul radiats;onncy f",ziko-klhJ-,Tdcheskoy biolog-li AN

SIMIRBOV) V.N.; hULLYYi.,V, P.; VARSHAVSKIY, Ya.M.; S11,11RIN, A.S.
Participation of ribosomes in the biosy-nthesis of silk fibroin.
Dokl. AN SSSR 156 no. 5:1221-1224 Je 164. (MIRA 17:6)
1. Inatitut radiatsionnoy i fiziko-khimichookoy biologii All SSSR
i Inotitut biokhimii im. A.N.Bakha AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom
A.N.Belozerskim.

ABAIIIIHOV, 1,.V.; VARSHAVI")KlYs Yf,-~":-
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1 .1, All ~'SSPI 1W -467 'ja '~,5. (1141FA 19:2)
I.L SSSR.
1. Inctitut radiatsionnoy i fizilko-Ichimicheskoy b4olor,4i AN'
Submitted MAY 19, 1964.

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1AUTHORS: Orlov, V. Me; Varshavskiy, Xa. Me
ORG: none
J TITLVE- A m thod for determining primary of;ructure of pe deal Class 12, No
.pLi
a ounced by Institute for Radiation and Physico-chemical Biology, iN
y biologii AN SSSR)7-
S55R(Institut radiatsionnov i fiziko-khimicheskoj
1 SO
UR Byulletent izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov,, nos 18, 196% 27
TOPIC TAGS: peptides primary structure, mass spectroscopy
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a.method for determining primary
structure of poptides by a mass-spectroscopic method, using the volatile deriva-
tives of the poptides. To increase the int9nsity of the characteristic mos-
spectrum peaks., the volatile peptide derivatives are subjected to photolonization
ty ygquum ultriviolet radiation.rl
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USSR/Physical Chemistry Solutions. Theory of Acids and Bases, B-11
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 19, 1956, 61141
Author: 1. Lilich, L. S., Mogilev, M. Ye.; II. Lilich, L. S...-Varshavskiy,
Institution: None
Title: On Hydrolysis of Salts. I. Perchlorates of the Elements of
Group II of the Periodic System; II. Halides of Zinc, Cadmiun
and Mercury
Original
Periodical: Zh. obahch. kbi 11, 1956, 26, No 2, 312-322
Abstractt I. Determined were the pH of solutions of perchlorates of Be, Mg,
Ca, Sr, Ba, Zn. Cd and Hg in the concentration interval from 13 to
jqMo*-. The acidity of theIMStutions in all instances increaaes
with increasing concentr pH of equimolal soluiions of -.he
perchlorate of investigated cathi'ons cl .ges symbatically with the
ionization potential I, and for pH w*1 as- here is observed
the phenomenon of secondary periodicity; which indicates that
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USSR/Physical Chemistry Solutions. Theory of Acids and Bases, B-11
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 19, 1956, 61141
Abstract: deformation of water molecules in the ion field dep*s primarily
on I.
II. Determined were pH of solutions Of ZnC12, ZnBr2,1 ZnI2,
Zn (N03)2., Zn (CL04)2, CdC12, CdBr2, CdI2, HgC121 I%W- 0 lop-In
the concentration-Intlerval from zero to saturation. IMawne
solutions investigated acidity increaseq_yith conceptration. For
zinc halides holds the correlation aH`-W = 0.30 m + 0.85 m
(m -- molal conceniration; formula appli&ble for m < 4), for
Zn(N03)2 all"'-lo5 = 6.67 m. Solutions of halides of above-stated
elements have lower acidity than equimolal dolutions of perchlorates
which is due essentially to complex formation. Parallelism Vas .,
ascertained: between stability of the complex formed by cathion a#'
anion and the acidity of the solution.
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USSR/Physica thermodynamics, Thermochemistry, B-8
Equilibria, Physical-Chemical Analysis, Phase Transitions.
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Xhimiya, No 1, 1958, 370
Author Yu-S. Varshavskiy, A.Ya. Kapnis, A.B. Sheynin
Inst Academy of Sciences of USSR
Title Composition of Equilibrium Gaseous Phase above Binary
Solution and Van der Waals Equation.
Orig Pub Zh. fiz. khimii, 1957, 31, No 5, 1166-1168
Abstract Discussion article. See Reshetnikov M.A., Dokl. All
SSSR, 1949, 68, 531-
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VARSHAVSKIY, Yu.S.; SHEYNIN, A.B.
Entropy of systems containing scarce3,v distinguishable compcnents.
Dokl. AN SSSR 148 no.5:1099-1101 F 163. (PIRA 16:3)
1. Predstavleno akademikom A.A.Grinbergomo
(Entropy) (Gases)

GRINBERG, A.A., akademik; INIKOVA, Ye.N.; VARSRAVSKIY, YU.S.
New modification of cis-platodiglycine. Dokl. M SSSR 150
no.4:805-808 Je 163. (MIRA 16:6)
(Platinim campounds) (Glycine)

[yjjar, Mang'; VARSILAVSKIYI YU.S.
C. YUAN' KAN I
GRINBEIM, A.A. akademil, Gi Gi . Dokl. All SSSR 144
New geometric isomers [Pt2 2 21
~9RA 17:2)
no.2:375-378 Ja164.

BARVINOK, M.S.;,VARSHAVSKIY, Yu.S.
I...
Compound between aniline and copper nitrate. Zbur.neorgekbime
6 n0-4:851-856 Ap 161. (I~aRk 14:4)
(Copper compounds)

BARVINOK, M.S.; VARSHAVSKITp YU-S.; PUTSEYKO, L.K.
Infrared spectra of sme compounds of copper with aniline. Zhur.
neorg.khin. 6 no.5:112_5-1128 It 161. (KUU 14:4)
(Copper compounds--Spectra) (Aniline)

VARSW.V6-':IY, YU.S.
'3elation between the frequencias of z7-=,ctrical and antis,:~-notric,,-J.
A~ -
N-11 vilbrations in molediles of ,Aiinary amines. Opt. i r3P0':tr-
11 no.5:616-688 11 161. 14:10)
(N-olecular dynanics)
(Amines)

VA,ISHAII,9KIY, Yu.S.;--INIKOVA, Ye.N.; GRINI'MC., A.A.
Infrared snectra and the struct~',-e of t,*,..e glycir.,:! --f
bivalent platinum. Zhilr. neorg. khim. 8 no.12:2659-2607 D 163,
(14IRA 1.7-9)

GRINBERG, A.A., akademik; VARSFLAVSKIY, YU.S.
Ac---','dic properties of ammoniates and the deformation vibration
fr.-quencies of coordinated ammmia molemdes. Dokl* AN SSSR
159 no.5:1072-10'74 D '64 (KMA 18:1)

VARSHAVSKIY, Yu.S.; KUKUSHKINP Yu.N.
- 1-."---- ...... - .1-1 .
Infrared spectra of tetravalent platinum complex comnounds
containing chloramines. Zhur. neorg. khim. 10 no.6:'332-1337
ja 165. (MIRA 18:6)

GRINBFRG, A.,R,, aka,lf-.-mlk,.VP.,t6HAV3KIY,
. . ..... ....
-,il'ien--y of wagging vibratiors of the
Csordiriaticn e-c-n3itivity or 4~ c
I
amino group In thc. 3pectra of cyclic et-hylenediamine complexes. Ddcl.
AN SSSR 163 nG.3.,646-649 il 165. (MIJIA 180)
1. Laningradskiy tckllrcli)glch,.isk~.y liptitut im. Lensoveta.

I
BARVINCK M.SO.; BUKHAREVA, I.S,; VARSHAVSKIY Yu.S.
it
Stretching vibration frequencies of ?M in the Infray-,d spectra
of complex compounds of aniline with metals of the fir6t
insortion decades Zhur.neorg.khim. 10 no.8s!799-1802 Ag 165.
(MIRA l9rl)
1. Sulnitted May 16, 1964.

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AUTHOR: Grinberg,A.A.(Academician); Babitski7.B.D.; Bezhan I.P.;
phavsk y Kiseleva,N Korm Smolen-
3[gr ~ Yu.s.; Te-l'fman.M.I.; er,v. k
skay6,--D-.T--FThesnokova, N.N.
ORG: All-Uilon Scientific Research Institute for Synthetic Rubber im.
,S.V.Lebedevl:Vsesoyuzn y nauchno-issledovafe-11-dZy ~nstltut sinteti-cFe-s-
kogo au Fblca); jnetitu~e of General and Inorganic ChemistrK_Am.11.S.
.Kurnakov of the AN SSSR(Institut obshchey i iisorganioheskoy khimil AN
NSSH I
TITLE: The effect of the composition of rhodium(III) complexesl on their
catalytic activity in the process of ster specific polymerLzation7of
butadienegl,3 in an aqueous medium
SOURCE: AN S33R. Doklady, v.167, n0-1, '19669 99-101
TOPIC TAGS: rhodium. compound, polymerization catalyst, butadiene,
aqueous solution
ABSTRACT: The complexes to be investigated, synthesized by known meth-
ods, were analyzed for their rhodium and halide content. The polymeri-
zation wan tarried out by methods described In a previous a::tIcle. A
table shows results of using fifteen different rhodium complexes as
catall "t in the polymerization of butadiene in an aqueous i3mulsion at
50 and 700. It follows from these results that the adual replacement
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of chlorino Ions by ammonia molecules leads to a decrease In the poly-
merization rate. The catalytic activity-of bromine derivatives also
decreases with an increasing accumulation of ammonia molecules in the
inner sphere of the complex. Comparison of the catalytic effect of the
halides of.rhodium shows that the chlorides and the bromides of rhodium,
have almost Identical catalytic ability and stereospecificity. The
iodide is inactive at 500, while in its prenouoe at 700 there takes
place a polymerization process of the free radicai type. With the pres-
ence of three ammonia molecules in the_fii~ei_6~here of the iodide the
polymerization proceeds by a coordination-ionic mechanism. Results also
show that the stereospecific polymerization of butadiene Ln the presence
of the Rh3+ complexes studied leads to the formation of t:cans-1,4-poly-
butadiene,, regardless of the number and nature of the bonds. Orig. art.
has: 1 figure and I table..
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SHEKHTFER, I.A.) prof.; ANDROSOV, P.I., prof.; AlIKIMOV, A.M., ~.and. tekhn.
nwuk; VARSHAVSKIYP YII.V.
X-ray study of the morphologY and function of the gastrointest-Inal
trast following resection of the stomach and its substitution
with a secLion of :3mall or largo intestine. Vest. rent. i rad.
40 no.4:24-30 J1_Ag 165. (MIRA 18!91
1. Kafedra rentgenologii i. radiologii (zav.- prof'. I.A. Shekhter)
i kafedra. obstichey khirurgii (zav.- prof. P.T. Androsov) Moskov-
skogo inpditninskogo stomatolog~_che.3kogo instituta na baze Moskov-
skogo, nauchno-issledovatellskogo inatituta skoroy pomoshchi Imeni
Skli.fosovskogo.

VARSHAVSKIY, Z.S.; OKHAFKIN, V.G.
The ShFM-02 crosstie tamping machine. Biul.tekh.-oktc,
inform.Gos.nauch.-isel.inst.nauch.i tekh.inform. no,9:71-73
162. 0CM 15:9)
(Railroads--Track)

IIARSHAVSKIY, Z.S., inzh.; OKHAPKIN, V.G., inzh.
C-
The ShPYP.02 tie tamper. StroiA dor.mash. 7 no.10t16-18 0
162. (MIRA 15:11)
(Railroads-Equipment and supplies)

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'the 1. INZ4,Tprodi", T~
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xy .ifv. rimtrt'ict vere tudlA oml~
con .1immi .eicat L-, uyttn. cipacity :f
jLvxii A ILOC. -OW(f i%o MS)l ,
t3 det4f, In adfln la t1w, -0ji. of AU;, 'm i kir(~, "Ll"
by the juGvwG)n tf tti, pc-, - ~.t
G4L-w-3 with au aluumi-~. e ~ il cl
0 5W ha -c 4 n I In. m I , of I i. I I w h m Li a v v ry aarr o w
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STYUSHIN, N. G. ; VMLSHINEY, B. S. ; RYA23ININ, ~;. A.
"On sowe characteri5tics of heat transfer and of flow resistance in sub--ooled
boi-ling. "
paper submItted for 2nd All-Union Conf on Heat & Mass TranGfer, Minsk, 4-12
may 1964.
Moscow Inst of Chemical Apparatus.

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AUTHOR: StZ2shin, No G.; Vershney, B. S.
ORG: Mnanny TnAt1tUtQ for Fabrication of Chemical Equipment
(Moskovskiy Institut kbimicbeskog-o -masbinostmo-yeln-lya)
ITLE: Characteristics of beat transfer in surface boiling
SOURCE: Teplo- i massoperenos. t. III: Teplo- i massoperonos pri
fazovykh prevrasbabeniyo.kh (Heat and mess transier. v. 3: Heat and mass
transfer in phase transformations), Minsk, Nauka i tekhnike, 1965, 52-5
OPIC TAGS: convective beat transfer, beat transfer coefficient,
oiling
ABSTRACT: The experiments were carried out with water in the following
range of variation of the basic parameters: pressure-1.5 and 2.5
atmosphere (absolute); specific beat flux--125,000 to 800,000 kcal/m2-br;
circulation rate-1.2-265 meters/nee; underbeating at the entry of the
experimental tube--3-60 C. The experimental unit consisted of a closed
loop made up of an experimental tube, a separator, a condenser, a
circulating pump, a cooler, and a prebester, The article gives a
diagram of the appareLtuso Each series of experiments was done at fixed

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pressure, beat flux, and liquid flow rate. Based on the experimental
date, the article proposes a new method of correlating the data on the
intensity of beat transfer in surface boiling. The method is based on
deterinination of the following parameters: pressurep temperature and
flow rate of the liquid at the entry of the experimental tube, diameter
and length of the tube, and the magnitude of the specific beat flux.
Orige art, has: 4 formulas and 5 figures,
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4LL!-S-l '-~ -f.
yj"'y
~IVIPIL U-Im [Leill-ligl ZIJ4, JYOI 3 -4, lttltd- (Mijv.
1955).
-i:d relation bctwecti a, b and c. (hr (0,
Thc propos
'and YY, wh%~a X arA Yatc in tll,3
values for NY, XX
&:mu sub-group, ii a m~ 0-304," + 0-35(b
Agrcernent with rxpcranca ii good. c.,(c4:rt for M,
AsTIJ and SbN.

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ON SCREENING CONSTANTS 1.14 X-RAY SPECITA,
R.C.KarnaM. and Y.P.Var shni.
Ys.,
Fresh calculations of the X-ray screening const:0q a,
for Lit Litt. 1411 Mill and Mlv Aly have been made. It haa tven
4
fa7und that q2I19 not atmolutely eon.5wnt for different Z. Some
regular v2ri2tions in a. with electronic shell struevare trivp
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-been noted.

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CATEGORY
AB3. JOUR. AZNhila., i~0. 21 1.95-9, 1;0. 73927
AUTH 0_11 Varshni, Y. '?. and Sj-jv,9.stEjva, C1. P.
14-t _91-en
T Temperature Dependence of the Dielectric Con3tant
C, R 1~4 PUB.: Z phys Chem (DDII), 210, No .5-41- 144-150 (1959)
AM-A-FAST ; Or. Dhe basi4~ of a 3iscusalari of the ZLausius-
Mosotti equation for liquids, the autliors prcpose
thi following expree5ian for the descriptio'n of
the temperature dependence of the dielectric can-
stant D:
D = A + B/(T +'c)
where A, B, and C are constantE. The above ex-
presoi-on is aS3UMed to hold for gaseb as well.
Direct verification for water vapor, 1,2-diohloro-
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1959, NO
3-4
7! 3,1:~ 2
A 33'IiLM1'T 2-othylpropane, chloroform, propane, 1-bromobu-
tane, and 1-4-odobutare in the temperature range
0-32,00 indicatea that the error in the proposed
formula does not exceed 1,-;.
Ye. Nikitin
C AJ(D 212

VARSI:UII'LIII,'~_inzh. -, KELEDNIM' I inzh.; SIBAHOV,Yu.G..,
inzh.; FOMICIEVY V,A,, inzh.; 1-2=73DY M.F., in2h.;
POTAPOVAJ, T,I,., inzh,; KOLYUMIY' G.G., inzh.; TAGDOVA,
inzh.$ SHIPM, O.L. inzh.; STO.-,(TS, A.A., inzh.;
VASIMIDI, A.A.~ inzh., oty. za vypusk; IMTROV, P.A., tekhn.
red.
[Safety engineering regulations for operating traction substa-
tions and sectionalization posts of electrified railroads]Pra-
vila teklmikJ bezoparmo.-ti pri cleopluatataii tiagovykh pod-
stantsii i postov selftsionirovaniia elektrifitsirovannykh zhe-
leznykh dorog, Mosk-va. Transzheldorizdat, 1962. 202 p.
(MIRA 15:8)
1. Russia (1923- U..S,S,R,)Glavnoye upraylenlye elektrifika-
tsii i energetiche5kogo khozyaystva. 2. TeE Vinisterstva pu-
tey soobshcheni-ja (for Khlebnikov), 3. TSmtrallnyy komitet
profsoyuza (for Fcmichev). 1, Moskovskvya zheleznaya doroga
(for KoIv-u,_,hn-.vy)., 5. SverdIcvska:ja zhelezncLya doro~a (for
Tagirova). 6. Yuzhno,-Uralskaya zheleznaya doroge. for
Sbifman), 7. Zapadno.-Sibirokaya zhelomaya doroga (for
Stort-0,
(Electric rallronds -Safety rogulations)

VARSIMASHVILI, E.V.
Lithology of the Upper Cretaceous sediments in the upper PlIoni
Valley. Soob. AN Gruz. SSR 315 no.1:117-124 JI t64.
(MM 17:10)

AUTHORSt Varsimashvili, T. V. Kostanashvili, H. 1.
56-6-43/47
TITLE: The Transition Effect of the "Stars" in a Lead Absorber
(Perekhodnyy effekt "zvezd" v svintsovom poglotitele)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki, 19571, Vol. 33,
Hr 6 (12), pp. 1530 - 1531 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present paper contains the results of a controlling experiment
carried out for the purpose of observing the transition effect of
the"stars" under a lead absorber by means of photographic emulsions.
The plane lead absorbers were arranged one on top of the other.
Each lead layer had a dimension of 40 x 60 cm2. The photographic
emulsions were located separately between the lead absorbers. Ex-
posure took place in an altitude of 3100 m above (sea level). The
results obtained are shown in form of a diagram, according to the
curve of which the maximum of the transition effect amounts to
30 'Ito. This transition effect is only weak on the peaks of mountains
and amounts, according to data obtained from various authors, only
to 15 - 30 %. i~xperimental results are noticeably influenced by the
nature of the proc323 and b;r the qual4ty of evaluation. The auth-
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times rrith the help of three different persons. In thi3 way the
accuracy of the evaluation was considerably increased and a di-
stintly marked maximum was determined. The results obtained here
do not contradict those obtained by other authors. There are 1
figure and 9 references, 3 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Physics AN Georgian'= 11 .
(Institut fiziki Akademii nauk Gruzinskoy SSR)
SUBMITTEDs September 16, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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VARSIMASHVILI, T.V.; SHAMIUIASHVILI, O.A.
. ......................-
Transition effect of pi-mesons. Soob.Aff Gruz.SSR 23 no-5:527-533
N '59. (MIU 13:6)
1. Institut fiziki AN GruzSSR, Tbilisi. Predstavleno akademikom .
E.L.Andronikashvili.
(Mesons)

I VARSBUSHVILI , T.V.
I.
Transition effect of stars in dense absorbents. Trudy Inst.
fiz. AN Gruz.SSR 7-19-27 160. (14IRA 34:10)
.. (Photography, Particle track)

Comento on the paper J):-, K.!:. TlUcker, 17. lift., and N'. Pitz')
en,tiltled "Amdysis of the aboorption of t1w atar-prodticing
Cmponent of cou-mic rays". Trudy Inst. fiz. AN Gr,.iz.EJ-1T,.
7:,29-35 16C"O 14:10)
p,v- hy Particle truck)
(Photc-, I -.f ~
(Foci:cr, N.H.)

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AUTHOR: Varsimashvili,
N
TITLE: Transition Effect of Stare in Lead and Graphite
Absorbers Produced by Cosmic Rays
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal akeperimentallnoy i teoretioheskoy fiziki, 1960,
Vol- 38, No. 2, PP- 319 - 323
TEXT: The author of the present paper reports on results of an I v sti-
n!
gation on the transition effect of stars in photographic amulsions.7The
experimental setup (schematic representations in Figs. 1,3, ZT75 was
placed on Mount Terskol at an altitude of 3,100 a above es, leyel. A
photographic emulsion of the type HAK~0-6P-400 (X1K1?I-B;-40O)7Ar1th a
diameter of 5 cm was used for the purpose. The layer was wrapped in
black paper and placed in a rubber box (thickness 10-2 glam 2). Stare with
three or more prongs were selected for the analysis by threefold evalua-
tion. The experimental setup in the case of the lead absorber is shown
in Fig. 1l and in dealt with in greater detail including the precise
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indication of dimensions. The results of interpretation are illustrated
in Fige 2. A diagram shown the number of stare as a function of the lead
thickness. The distribution of the starm has a maximum at a lead depth
of 5-6 mm, and the transition effect attains 34, It vanishes almost
completely at a depth of 2-5-3 am, and 'the further course of the curve
corresponds to the absorption of the N-oomponent in lead. Investigations
with graphite absorbers are described next. The author again determined
the number of stare as dependent on depth, and the stare released by the
N-component. The arrangement consisted of four 60-60 cM2 graphite blocks,
each 8 am thiokp arranged one upon the other at intervals of 6 am
(Fig. 3); 15-15 am2 large, 3 am thick lead plates were placed between
them. Experiments showed that at a depth of 3 am of lead the transition
effect had almost completely vanishedv and the photographic emulsions
underneath showed practically only stare produced by the N-component.
From the difference of stars in the layers above and underneath the lead
it is possible to determine the number of transition effect stare if the
absorption of the N-component is taken into account. Results are il-
lustrated in Fig. 4- It was found that underneath the graphite absorber
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more stare were recorded (curve 1) than were caused by the N-component
only (Curve 2). From the differenceg the transition effect was found to
be 10-15%- It follows from the appearance of this effect in graphite
that the particles causing the effect are unstablep and the curve peak
allows the conclusion that they are secondaries produced in lead. On
the strength of data from Ref. 2 they can be assumed to be neutral, and
data from Ref. 4 allow the assumption of theme particles being in equi-
librium with the N-oomponent. For further investigations, experiments
were made with an arrangement from lead and graphite, an schematically
shown in Fig- 5. The graphite block was surrounded by a lead shield. Ex-
perimental results are shown in Fig. 6, namely, the relative number of
stare as a function of the depth in graphite. The results allow conclu-
sions to be drawn concerning primary and secondary particles. The author
finally thanks E. L. Andronikashvili for his interest, N. 1. Kostanash-
vili, G. S. Sherezadashvili, D. B. Bokhua, I. B. Amirkhanov for inter-
pretation of the photographic emulsioneg and T, V. Gvaladze for discus-
sions. There are 6 figures and 4 references: 2 Soviet, f German# and
I American.
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Tranfjition Effect of' St;lr3 in -',,~ad and Graphite 8105~PO361021021061
Absorbers Produced by Cosmic Rays B006 B011
BI
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziki Akademii nauk Gruzinskoy SSR (Institute
of Physics of the Gruzinakaya SS )
SUMITTED: June 30v 1959
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X_C~__N_R, AP50246Z9 SOURCE CODE: UR/0048/65/029/009/1669/1669
ALMIOR; Varsimushvlli T.Y.
OW: none ("I'D
TITLE: Anomalous transition effect for nuclear disintegrations induced by high ener-
gy pnrticles /Report, All-Union Conference"on 6_sm`i~_ Ray PhL~Iqjs
August 1964/
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fizicheskiLyn, v. 29, no. 9, 1965. 1669
TOPIC TAGS; nuclear disintegration, nuclear particle, high energy particle, particle
interaction, lead ,
ABSTRACT: The author has employed the synchrophasotron of the Joint Institute for Nu-
clear nesearch to investigate the anomalous transition effect in lead for nuclear dis-
integrations induced by high energy nuclear active particles reported by E.Schopper,
X.H.Hoecker, and E.Roessle (Z.Naturforach. A, 9, 839, 1954) for cosmic ray particles.
The nuclear active particles were produced by incidence of the 10 DeV proton beam on a
10 g/cm2 polyethylene target, and the transition effect was observed by counting the
stars produced in nuclear emulsions stacked between lead slabs. The relative number
of stars produced at depth x in the lead was found to be given by 0.98 + 0.48(x/L)oxp
(- x/L) with L=5 mm. This anomalous transition effect was not present in control run
without the polyethylene target. Orig. art. has: I formula and 2 figures.
Cord 1 /2

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VARSIMASHVI4, T.V.
Anozalous trmsiticn-effect of nuclear spallations, ca=aed IW
high-e;iergy particles. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. fiz. 29 no.9tl669
S 165. k (MMA 1819)

V. A. i.-; I . U.
2. USSR (600)
4. Gzirdes
7. Reduction of m*,.Xturas of mz~gnetlk ferric oxiuc wit,i niclvlow; oxide ~-11, ~-Oozlitcuf:
oxida. jDokl. AN 3331t 67, kio. 1, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, February -1953, Unclassified.

S/126/60/009/ol/005/031
zlll/El9l
AUTHORS: Yarskava, A,K.~ Kompaneytsev, N.A., Sokolov, B.K,,
and Sadovskiy, V,D.,
TITLE: X-Ray Investigation of Phase Ret~.rys tall I za tion during
Heating of Steel
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, 1960, Vol 9, Nr 1,
PP 28-30 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: It ha5 been reportad (Refs 1, 2) that metallographic
investigation of phase renrystallization during heating
of some structural alloy steels, which have in their
initial state a crystallographically ordered structure
of martensite or bainitue5 showed that heating rate,5
The
influence austenite struc'ure formed above AC3,
object of the present investigation was to check "hist
effect by X-ray diffraction and also the reported
(Ref 3) existence of intragranular texture in the
austenite at intermediate heating rates, An axial
camera with unfiltered iron radiation was used, with a
special holder to ensure that the same spot was photo-
Card graphed before and after the selected heat treatment.
Commercial steels type 40KhS, 35KhGS and 37iQ-143A
1/3 previously hardened from 1300 OC were used; parallel

S/126/60/009/01/005/031
Elll/E191
X-Ray Investigation of Phase Recrystallization during Heating of
steel
tests were made on the same steels in the cast state
(hardened immediately after soli ification). Slow-
heating was effected in vacuum. With slow-heating
directly above A03 all the original texture maxima are
reproduced in the X-ray diagrams (Fig 1 a-6) but new
orientation appears if the heating is at 50-Ao oC and
more above Ac Very rapid heating of untempered steel
similarly restres (above Ac3) the original grain with
slightly redistributed orienlations (Fig 2 a-6) and the
texture disappears if the temperature is high enough zor
austenite recrystallization,, With intermediate heating
rates the austenite grains obtained above A-33 are
generally considerably finer than originally and havq a
different and weaker texturg (Fig 3 a--6), the same effect
beina obtained with very rapid heating of tempered
specimens. At temperatures of 1100 OC and over texture
disappears. This woric was reported at the VI
Card Vsesoyuznoye nauchno-tekbilicheskoye soveshchaniye po
2/-4 PrimeneniYu rentgenovskikh iuchey k issledovaniyu.
materia"Lov (All-Union S,.,Ientific-Technical Conference on__

S/126/6o/ooQ/o-1/OO5/O3l
Bill/E191
X-Ray Investigation of Phase Recrys tall iza tion, during HeatJLng of
Steel
the Use of X-rays for Materials T63ting), June 24, 1958.
There are I figures and ':~ Soviet references,
ASSOCIATION: Institut f12iki metallov AN SSSR
(Institute of Physics of Metals, Acad.Sci. USSR)
SUBMITTED. July 22~, 31.9p,
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USSR/ Electronics
Card 1/1 Pub. 89 - 32/32
Authors Gaft, M., Varskiy, B., Fayzulaev, B., and Leonov, K.
Title iExchange of experiments
Periodical iRadio 2. pages 24, 33 43, and 58, Feb 1955
Abstract jThe, following innovations and devices are briefly described: a triode
converter for the 6N15P tubes used in Amateur television sets and UHF
radio receivers; a universal brace for holding coil bodies in plac6 on
a winding machine; a method for eliminating self-excitations in &n
intermediate frequency amplifier; and a method for calibrating scales
on ineasuring instrtunents. Circuit diagrams; drawings.
Institution . .....
Submitted: .....

KETOV, A.N.; PECHKOVSKIY, V.V.; STAMOV, N.P.; VARSKOY, B.N.
Preparation, corposition, and certain properties of basic cadnium
sulfate. Zhur.neorr.khim. 6 no.9:20(19-2013 S 161. (MUU 14:9)
(Cadmium sul fate)

Li 3/076/61/035/003/011/023
B121/B203
AUTHORS: Kuznetsov~ V. V. and Y~!rskoj, B. N.
TITLE: X-ray study of structural changes of steel in electrolytic
hydrogen saturation
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, v. 35, no- 3, 1961, 595-599
TEXT: The authors studied the structural changes of steel in electrolytic
hydrogen saturation by determining the changes in width and intensity of X-
ray diffraction lines. Specimens of Armco iron, steel 10, and steel 50
(20 x 20 X 0. 2 mm) , and OBTr-O - 50 (OVP-0 - 50) wire made of Y 9A (U9A) steel were
tested. The change in width of diffraction lines was determined with the
Ka radiation of Cc at V - 30 kv and i - 10 ma. The change in intensity of
diffrhction lines was determined with the Ka radiation of Mo at V = 42 kv
and i .. 10 ma. The intensity of diffraction lines was found to decrease at
first, and then slightly increase again, with increasing saturation time of
specimenz with hydrogen. This increase is probably due to a noticeable
oxidatiou of the specimen surface with oxygen which is anodically formed in
prolonged polarization at high amperage. The second-order stresses and
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S/076/61/035/003/011/023
X-ray study ... B121/B203
third-order distortions were found to increase regularly after cathodic
polarization in sulfuric acid. The third-order distortions are due to forma-
tion of a solid solution between hydrogen and metal; the second-order stres-
ses are explained with the development of molecular hydrogen in the micro-
pores. Small amounts of arsenic were found to affect negatively the hydro-
gen saturation of steel specimens. The decrease in the limiting value of
second-order stresses with increasing carbon content in steel is explained
with the formation of large quantities of the carbide phase. The described
method of studying the intensity and width of diffraction lines is generally
recommended for studies of structural changes in metals after electrolytic
hydrogen saturation. Th re are 6 figures and 5 references: 2 Soviet-bloc
and 3 non-Soviet-bloc. jAbstracter's note: Perm' is now called Molotov
ASSOCIATION: Permskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. A. M. Gor1kogo
(Perm, state University imeni A. M. Gor1kiy)
SUBMITTED: July 3, 1959
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A)GROVA, S.A.; PECHKOVSKIY, V-V-; TYULENEVA, G.Ye.; VARSKOY,, B.N.
Investigation of the mineral constituents of oxidized vanadium
slags. Zhur. prikl. khim. 36 no.5:937-941 Yq 163. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Fermskiy politekhnicheskiy insittut.
(Vanadium ores) (Matallic oxides)
-4

AMIROVA, S.A.; PECHKOVSKIY, V.V.; VARSKOY, B.N.; TYULENEVA, G.Ye.
Mechanism of the oxidation of a vanadium-containing spinellide. Zhur.
fiz.khim. 37 no.7tI603-1606 il 163. (MIRA 17-2)
1. Permskiy politekhnicheskiy institut.

59T20
VAR59CYt B. N-
USSR/Metallurgy - Nonferrous Alloys, 21 APr 53
Aging
IlConcerning the Causes of the Modifying Effect of
Small Dissolved Additions on the Kinetics,of Aging
in Alloys," V. I. Arkharov'' ,B. N. Varskoy~_ N. N.
Skornyakovi,-Inst of the Physics of Metals, Ural Af-
filiate, Acad Sci USSR
DAN SSISR, Vol 89, No 6, PP 1003-loo6
Investigates accelerating effect of Sb on aging of
Cu-Ag alloys and similar effect of Ag and Zn on
aging process in Al-base 4% cu-alloy. concludes
259T20
that acceleration of aging process in all cases is
attributed to internal adsorption of small addi-
tions* X-ray method for studying changes in alloys
vas used in investigation. Presented by Acad I. P.
Bardin 12 Jan 53.
P

ARMIAROV, T,I.; VARSKOY 0B.No.
4
Solubility of silvoi- in copper In the presence of small quantities
of antinoar admixtures* Trudy Inst. fiz. met. no.16:a2-90 155. : *
Noppor-Silver alloys-Metallography) (Kral 9:2)

-.
VARSLAVANS, A.
Struggle of England to induce the participrition of bourgeois
Latvia in the united imperialistic anti-,:: if," front (1920-
1923). Vestis Latv ak SSR no.8:13-23 '6,',

-,, y~. 1. IVolokolarask, Moskovskoy oblasti, Kolkhaznaya ul- d.2)j
" ....... VARSOBIN k
NIMAYENKOV, G.A.
Continuoua drip lavage of fistulae following si=ge-,y of osteotub-c-rculous
lesions. Ortop., travm. i protez. 25 no.9.t49-51 S 164. (MIRA 18-.4)
1. 1z Volokolamskoy pr ot-4vo Wbc- rk tile znoy bollnitsy.

VARSOBIN~ V.I. (Volokolams,, Moskovskoy oblastij. Kolkhoznaya ul. d.2)
Homotransplantation of a frozen knee joint; preliminary report.
Ortop., travm, i protet. 26 no. 10:66-67 0 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Iz Volokolamskoy yrotivotuberkuleznoy bollnitsy (glavnyy vrach
M.I. Solomonova). Submitted October 61 1964,

I-,, -.- ., -
VARSURO, E. G.
"Some blew Principles in the Study of higher Nervous Activity." Zif. Zhure) Vol 33j,
No 3, 1947, p327- Inst of Evolutionary Physiology and Pathology of Hip,4ier Nervous
Activity imeni Acad I. P. Pavlov, Acad Med Sci USSR.
50; U-4396

VARSZF-GI. Ferene
The innovation clubs of collective fame started their operations in
a satisfactory way. Ujit lap 13 no*20:21 0 161,
4.

VARSZEGI, Ferene
.( and woc-d " dustry education in the past ten yeam.
Fores ti- in
Erdo 13 no.10:482-484 0 164.

VARSZEGI, Karoly, dr., fokonvvelo
Up-to-date production organization in construction indu.9tr7
enterprises by mians of electronic computers. Epites szemle
7 no. 8:244-257 164.
1, Barnaya County State Construction Industry Enterprise,
Ministry of Construction.

DECSI L - VARSZEGI, Maria; MRS, Gy.
0 6~9
Tolerasee to tremorino. Acta phyeiol. hung. 18 no.4:353-356 161.
1. Institute of Pharmacology, Medical Univeraity, FeeB.
(HETEROCYCLIC COMPOUM pharmaeol)

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VARTAMOV _S,P.
Additional possibilities of geological interpretation of
seismic prospecting by the reflection method under deep-
water conditions as exemplified in the southeastern
Caspian Sea. Razved. i prom. geofiz. no.42:19-28 161.
(MIM 16: 11)

VARTAN., Iacob, corespondent
Utilization of radioactive Isotopes* Constr Buc 14 no. 674:
4 8 December 1962.

I VARTAN, Iacob. -, -1,
In the middle of the workera. Constr Buc 15 no.7000
8 Je 163.
1. Responsabilul comisiei cultural-educative a comitetulul
sindicatului de la Trustul do instalatli mantaj no.21,
Bucuresti.

TAILTA19 lacob,, economist
Specialty team of construction site 214 of Trust No.21,
Constr Bac 16 no.730tl 4 Ja'64.

VARTAN9 lacobp economist
Prefabrications for installatloa.3 a-rd gtasamhly work. Cxn-3tr
Buo 16 no.??-'83 l'? 0 164.

in full, artivity

VARTAN lacob coresp.
The various activities )f 'the Technical Quality Control.
Constr Bue 17 no.797:4 17 Ap 165.

COUNTRY 1,29
CATEGORY
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AB3. JOtj-'--,. L:,,",, h
AUT4OR arzamean, tt.-i~L.
I ~ ": 3* 12
T IT1,21, 17, E- U so f Folympi-5 in Mecliicine
pU j3. liom.-i3ov. 'cf. Chim., l(,53, NIC, 1,2c-~ '3~
N.) it,
I.- P. T -Fv~ 0 T A rans I-at I on . Se e P ZtiK*-,. ia. N o
2 80,
V-4RID:

VARTAIESOV, I., zasluzhannyy inzhener AzSSR; SUBYNIN, Ye.,
AzSSR
Large-panel housing construction in earthquake districts. Zhil,
stroi. no.1-1:25-29 N 161. (MA .16:7)
(Earthquakes and building)

ISMAYLOV, E. I VARTAWSOVj_ I , arldiitektor; ABDI)IJAYEV, T.., arkhitektor
ifousing constructicn in Azerbaijan. Zhil. stroi. no. 3t2-5 Mr 161.
(MIRA 14 t 4)
lo,Zameatitell predsedatelya Gosstroya Azerbaydzhqnqkoy SSR
(fgr Ismaylov)o (Azerbaijan-Apartment houses)
.1
-i

VARTANF.Sov,,__;,..,,.,inzhener-arkhitektor; GOLtDSHTEYN, A., inzh.
Zoning an area for the planning of ccnatruction. Zhil, stroi,
no.5%13-15 163. (KMA 16:7)
(Azerbaijan-Architecture and climate)

TSAMERYAN..9 F.F. j VAP MOV, ";Awl
Prospecting methods for the Dzhindar deposit, Izv.&,,Arz.SSF.Geol.
i geog.nauki 16 no.ltl7-29 t63. (MMA 16:5)
1. Institut geole.Aches~lkh hauk AN Armyauskoy SSR.
(Armenia-Prospecting)

TSAMERYAN, P.P.; VARTANESOV, V.Ye.
Assaying of the D2hindarinskoye deposit. Izv. AN Arm.Sm. Gsol.i
geog.nauki 16 no.4/5tl23-130 163. (MIRA .16:12)
1. Institut geologicheskikh nauk AN Armyanskoy*SSR.

ME
ACC NRt A160009948 (A) Ynnograph UR/
Y=t==&'nj#.-YPK~9qq- ~~?~Ovichl Goylv%manp EMMrwIl Shlemmiahj Rogatkino MIkhail
Ivanovich
Radio direction finding (Radiopelengatsiya), Ybscorw., VCDrenizdat Mi-va cbcr. SSSR.,
i966,j 247 p. illus.,, biblio, 11,,000 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS. guidance systeni~ radio guidance., radio anterma, radio wave, direction
tinder receiver nex-Asitivity
PURPOSE AND CNERAGE, This book presents theoretical principles of radio direction
finding, principles of operating various types of radio direction finders, as well
as problems of practical application of ground devices. Special attention in given
to the pxecision of radio direction finding and sensitivity of the devices depending
on the conditions of radio vave propagation and on the scheme determinations of
mitennac and receiver-indicator systems. The various uses of radio direction finder
are j3hcnm. 11his book is recowended an a textbook fcw preparing for the cadre of
radio direction finding in secondary technical education.
TABLE (F COIIIEM (abrIdged)s
Card I/P., U)C-.621-396.663 - 0013 (07

-ACC-'*NR1"-'*
M15OW9948
-- 3
a.. 1. Basic concepts and directions in radio direction finding - 5
ch . II. PropaGation of radio waves - 11
Ch. 11I. Antenria-feeder systems and elements of Input of radio direction finders
-- 40
Ch, :LV. Radio direction finders -with a am-11 base and their receiver-indicstar
devices -- 65
Ch. V. Radio direction finders with a large base -- 127
Ch, VI. Sensitivity of radio direction finders and precision of radio direction
finding -- 151
Ch. V11. Several modern radio direction finders and automatic systems for deter-
zainin,g the position of directed objects - 163
Ch. VIII.. Problems with the use of ground radio direction finders wo 206
sto ca)E: smmmm: 09FA65 cRia m7t o46 ax mw: 032
Card

VARTANIAN, A.; MANOLOV, A.; PERFANOV, G.; KOLEV, D.; MILIANCHEV; GULUBOV,
St.; KOSTIANEV, St.
Spring soil tilling, and its influence on the develo=ent,
yield and quality of tobacco. Izv Inst tiutiun BAN 10-34-118
161,

VARTANIANY A.
------- ----
Rego4rch on t~.c- gri%mi mIxtirpm nnd Umir irifl~jtnc'q or~ 11-A].
fertility and tobaoco yields and quality. Iri Inst UntAtin fiAlf
1t135-154 161.

VARTANIANS V.Ye.
Management of the bronchial stump in pmlzpnarY resel-tion. Grud.
Wiir. 3 no.2s57-62 161. OC A 14 1- 4)
(LUNGS-SURGERY)

VARTANOV, A.
USSR Georgian SSR
Head Epizootic Section of Georgian Republic Ministry of Agriculture'u Veterinary
Administration
"Organize Supply of Biological Preparations"
Izvestiya, p. 2, 1951
Current Digest of the Soviet Press, Vol 3 No 14, 1951 P 35

%IIA.11flu"Ov., A. A.
Vartanov, A. A. Aspecbs of Asiatic Bixd Pla,:;ue
and t1rie Cm.parabive Effectiveness of 1-:et'liods of Specific .:Ln
Higher Education USSR. Azerba,.--dzhan k,,ricultural InSL. Kirovabad, 1956
(Dissertation for the De,:rce oi Candidate in Veterinary Sciences).
So: Knizhnaya Letopis', No. 10, 19-56, pp 116-127

VARTANOV, A.A., dotsent
Eradication of foot-and-mouth disease in its initial focus.
Veterinariia 40 no.7:12 Jl 163. (MIRA 16t8)
1. Gruzinskiy zooveterinarnyy uchebno-issledovatellskiy institut.
(Georgia-Foot-and-mouth disease--Preventive inoculation)

MAMMOVY U.A.; VARTANUV, A.A.
Use of vacuum filters vith a diatomaceous filtering layer in the final
stages of the purification of oils by the contact process. Khim.i
tekhotople i masel 7 no.11:37-40 N 162. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Sovet narodnogo khozyaystva Azerbaydzhanskoy SSR.
(Filters and filtration) (Imbrication and lubricants)

DUKSA'L--,V, A.M.; VAi-",;lAJ,'C)V, A.A.
Use of continuous filters fOr sep2xa-lin;, auspersiour. :!efte er. i
Ij p
neftekhira. no.303-34 163. (j:lAA 17:9)
1. Bakinskiy nuftomaslozavod im. Dzllaparidze.

VARTANOV A A - ALKHAZOV, T.(',. ; BEIIAPKI' Y, 1,LS).
Studying the effect cf Ozyg,~,,~ ;-,rir;.
their oxidative dehydrogenation. zV. Vyb.
i gaz 8 no.3;?2j34 165.
1. Azerbaydzhanskly institut neftl i khimii im.. M. Azizlwkova.

VARTANUI, A.A.; BELENI ll~l M,S.; ALKHAZOV, T.G.
Intlestigating the effect of the v--um~tric speed and temmperat,:re
y . ucheb.
on the oxidative deli dmgenn' tcn of Is ),qnileneq. 1.-v. v- 5
zav.; neft' I gaz 8 'rm,,4~40,52 165. (1-11RA 180)
1. Azerbaydzhanskiy inattilt nefti i khirrii im. M.Azlzbekova.

CP
v in 1 c /CL Innft lf~
7 Lr
SOURCE- IVUZ. Neft' I gaz, no. 6, 1964, 45-48
TOP!r T,~~OS -m, n n prrpIrAr ion
f)e ratu rc arpa r:~ttj- t .3 r t r i a 1 rU n
YM2-tl
rn:,
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F-

VARTANOV., A.
Serious obstacle. Sov-torg- 35 no*7s34 JI 162. (KMA 15;11)
1. Zamestitell direktora Narimanovskoy rayomoy torgovoy
organizataii po to ovle pishcheproduktami, Baku.
Taku-Packaging)

VARTANOVI A.
Progressive forms of trade in a department store. Sov. torg~
37 no.10:29-31 0 163. (MIRA 17:1)

VARTANOV, A.G., dateent.
Thermal characteristics of banks of stean turbines. Trudy Azerb.ind.
Inst.no,71152-164 154. (WiA 9:9)
(Steam turbines)

AIFSKEROV, VARTANOV, B.G.; MANYUHIN, N.M.; CHIMANOV, O.Ve
Exploiting walls with ~ filter covered by coarse sand.
,36-40 f) 63. (KRA
Neft.khoz. 41 no. 12; 17:6)

LUXOSHKIN, A.I.; MAKSIMNKO, B.P.; BAGIROV, R.Ye.j- VARTANOV, B.N.
Efficiency of 3TS5A-P" trisectional turbodrills.
AA"b. neft. khoz. 41 Lo.3-1:12-11+ N 162. (MIFIA 16:2)
(Turbodr~Us)

VARTA11OV, E.D. (Leningrad)
Improving working conditions in clothing f&ctories using
gluing assembly methods. Shvein.prom. no.2:15-16 Kr-Ap 160.
(MIRA 13:11)
(Clotbing workers--Diseases and hygiene)