SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VELIKOVSKIY, D.S. - VELLER, V.A.

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Anastaslyevsk Crude Oii From Bed 1V as a 775ji4l
Raw Material for Lo-.,; _.~,14.3C-5' ~y 04 2 - 1/-
1':~ Lilt heavy arcmatic cors-PoUt-lds zind t~jrs, than
"
paraffin, and les'~ '_'Ia'-, 0.1% S; 'hU n e 1-1
0.4
~:' t-c z40% after ex~ractlcn of bright o t o, c
reaches 3
Up to 7~
_.~Go C. A--, Itypes of special olls car, be pz,---
ducert 1'rom ttill:; crude oll, cont--iin_s up -~ o So%
and Ir"w-ji-Aid point, Us'Ing, 'rhv
aj applied to Pak~.~ uLl:~, !Av~
produced 1-4 different 8rojuc-~o wl-,ose ~;oli:J poin*.-.,
-7 1 - ..
ranged f.-cm -12 to 10 C, Addi-ional purl-ficatic-
1 1. J.
,.,;as necessary cny in a fe,,.j cases. The purified
products ,.;ere better than, those from ll-he Baku and
Emba crude oils. For instance, transformer oils
could bc obtla-ined from the Anastaslyevsk oils that
did not reouire antioxidant -and antidepressinc,
additiveo. H,I~wever, the transfcrrier oil was of
lo,..;er quality rhan imprrtea olis. To achieve th,~:-
latterls quaUt.-r, the Yarosla%rl ; refinery puriflcd
the distillate ;,-jith SO ;7ao and added 0.2%, ionol or
3 cL'
Card 2/3 0~1%. VT,'.--I, another an-_icxldant., to the product.

Anastaslyevsk Cr~.ide 0!] Frrrr: i'j as 7 ~54
Ravi Material for Lc,,;.-Visuosity Oils SOV/16Z
'j
The obtained ol" -.,;a.,; highly fAat,le, arid
had nip -56o C - The Gorlkl ri-Ifinery ot)talned 'Irans-
former oil of the same higt.-aiality (:np C%
by pl.irif.-ing the aloo
0. 2% iono I Borh SO and ff,clo, altf?r 'h--:
3 p ropo r f~ i o ri
of hydrc~carbons; i.e., they almoif rir~~:ble ?,he rnethane
& naphthene conterits at- the expense of arcrralic
compounds and tars. Speclai oila TXK-B, MVP, AU, and
STJ can also be produced frcm Anaztas,ye'is~f cr,-~de oilz.
The first ~;as -;f higher a~-:al.i.t,r t~-!an speoil~'i,alcns
require, btit the latter 'r----.c Lrands had flash pc1n!---s
below permitted values. T~je residue aLlter the extrac-
tion of special oils can be iAtillzea for production of
other oils and bitumen. Zinc-henkr-, 11. Zolotareva,
and 0. Morozova of the Gorlkl plane, and G. Voronova,
A. Mellnikova, and 0. Kloch-kova .)C ~he Yaroslavl-'
plant took part in the work. There are 3 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Petroleum-Lubricant Refineries (Neftema*loza,iody)
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AUTHORS i VuII1c(-)Vji[Iy, D. Chei,vovu, L. V.
TITIX ECI'ect ot' TnIckeriltiZ, ot' Pc!tvoleurn- and Li,-jiild
Silloone oil 14.lxturut; With llif~h-Pulyiric-r A(.1J-'1t1vt!~;
PERIODICAL: Kh1miya I tekhn-)lu,,jya tc)plLv I
Nv 2, PP 30-~` (USSR)
ABSMACT: Thf, ~ vlscu~,11-y of petrolewn- and ,;Ilicone oil
rfIL'..tures was e~v-tmlned, after havin'-yl- added
different hiCh polynctr.,;; i.e., p,:)1y-(ettL:jli1c--,~yl-
methacrylate) witil 111oleculal, Wel-h ~,160; Pcly-
(Villyl 11-1),-Ity-l euel') with -w-A.ecu I'll, 4,000;
and poll.,.obutylene wIth molecular Tiie
polyfner~; we2.-e added In ?uno--into of' 12%, arri
10~ reL;pectively. Tliey proved to produc,-e no anomalouz
V1-'(!o.,31ty of' thell, own b'11, to arfect, that, which f-xi:,te~
In the ovlgin'al oll T1i1xt11v(-; of
th(,- latter -wau retalned, altiloij.rh the ab!3clute value,,,
t -, anomalou.3 viscosity
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Effect of Tnickeningr of Petroleurri-
and Liquid Silicone Oil Mixtures With
High.-Polymer A(Jdltl.ve3
77-547
no
11/65-60-2-7/15
of petroleum- and silicone oil mixtares co~-zld be,
In the presence of hIgh-polymer additivez, evaluatc-d
In term,,i oC the difference between the viscojity
valite calculated accor,lin,- to the Walter equation
arid that measured experimentally. The viscosity
Vcalculated - Vexperimental
depression factor K - 100
Vcalculated
changes with the changing content of two oils in the
mixture (Fig. 2). Some high polymers alter the
viscosity of mixtures more than others. For example,
the viscosity depression of a petroleurii oil P. poly-
el-hylsiloxane inIxture Increases when polyinet'hacrylate
Is added, wfille polyloobutyi~ne and poly-(vinyl n-
J
butyl vthev) veduce thi" Vlocosity 1011. T11t.
lattel. two polymers the vi.,;ro.,,,It,y of' oil
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EI'Vect of Thlckeithii,l of'
and lArjuld SlItc-ont, OLI WIxti-, 1.111:11
IlIgh-Polymer AddltLve.,;
10
f0
K. %
.10

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D ju 7j /flu 7.T )a 73 1911
A. Polypthylailoxane coneprtrntlin
13, 44) pr)lymethyb)hpnylall.ox,9np concent'rnV-)n
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Effect of Tnickening of Petroleum- 77547
and Liquid SiLlicone Oil Mixtures With S01116:~: - "- -2 -7/1
111gh-Polymer Additive--
See Card 3/5 for Fig.
Fig. 2. Dependence of the viscosity deprenolon
factoc K of oil mixtures at 25 0 C, with or without
thickening, on the content of polyethylsiloxine-
and polymethylphenylsiloxane liquid:-,: (1,5) M1xture-,,,
thickened with polymethacrylate; (2,7) mixtures
without thickenin~j ~3) Mixtures thickened with
polyisobutylene; 1, ) mixtures thickened with
Poly-(vinyl n-butyl ether). Key to Fig~ 2: (A)
% polyethylailoxane concentration; (B) poly-
methylphenyl +siloxane.
mixtures to a greater extent if the viscosity was
originally lower, while the first polym~,,r shovis the
opposite effect under similar conditions. The high
polymers increase the viscosity of oil mixtures at a
higher temperature to a lesser extent than at a lower.
Card 4/5 This Is especlall~ significant vihen polymethlphenylsilcvane

ErFect, (:,I'
-1 LI(IIIIA SI.I.I.cmil, 01 1 till AIII
1111,,h-Polyuw~v A&1lAl-v(-.;
cont ,ent o L, ol I rn.1 f 1, 11 -o: ~I ..; h I rh I'll 11 r3 v Io
tempfivature (A, all-I
-1111corle 011 fill Xtil nviy he 11-11'..111Y 11florove(I 1~):;
whilli!f, 1111"1l TrIc. vo ;1VO
ASSOCIATION: Mo~~;C~m IwAltutr,- #f* P- t vo Io' Ini anl 'Aatr,
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TARGAZIN, Boris Nikolayevich, kancl.takhn.nauk;
Borioovich, kandotekhn.naUk-, POJYAKOVq N.1h,, profd#
refs`oxtji~jf'j"?ISIM, A.B., prof,, reteensentl IT,
Y.M,, kand.takhn.nauk, red.; FRIMERG. 0.T., red.lsd-va;
ILIXINA. I.N., tokha.rado
[Fundamentals of planni and providing facilities for
settlements and industrial establishments) Osnovy planirovki
I blagoustroistva naaelennykh most i prosyshlounykh prodpriiatii.
Pod red. Y.M.Prodtachonskogo. Moskva, Gos.isd-vo lit-ry po
stroit., arkhits i strolt.materialas, 1959o 229 p. (MM 1217)
1. Chlon-korrespondent Akademii stroitel'stva i arkhItektury
SSSR (for Polyakov). 2, Deyetviteltnyy chlon Akadoxii stroitel'stva
I arkhitoktury SSSR (foir Floonko).
~ (city planning)
(Factories)

VELIKOVSKIY, I.Y-j.
Temperature errors in meazur.n4 tl& :Jinmetor of rotor wheels of
the compreenor and turbine of a gas-Lurbine engine. Trucbr KAI
no.8.025-22 164- (MRA 18:10)

vIwKo SZKT,- Pall rjIW.SI, ErvIn (Budapoot Xll##Vlhar u. 7-9); BAY?, ZaiMond
(Bu- -apemt)
MotbristAl letters. Auto motar'14 no.100 My 161.
1. Uxemagvezeto, Dabasi Foldmuvesasovatkazat (for Volikovszky).

VELIKOVSKY2, Ylastimil.,--Anz,; UIFANN, Lubomir,, ins*
Information from a Uip to Poland. "lestnik vyzk zemedel
10 no.1:18-26 163.
1. Vyskumny ustav obilnarskyg Kromeriz.

VELIKOVSKIY, Ya,Ae
Device for preventing the tipping of cages. Bezopotruda v prom.
6 no*11:29-30 V 162. (MIRA 16:2)
lo Glavnyy mekhanik shakhty *KuUygrskaya 1-20.
(Mine hoisting-Safety applianceb)

Use of dibazole in studying certain clinical questions In
otonclerosis. Vent.otorin. 21 no.3:18-23 MY-Je 159.
(MIRA 12:9)
1, Is kliniki bolezney ukha, gorla I noon, imeni, saaln2hannogo
doyutelyn nauki prof.V.I.Voyachoka (nach. - zanltizhonnn
do7atell nauki prof.R.L.Xhiloy). Leningrad.
(OTOSCLAROSIS, diag.
dibazol in determ. of ada tational changes of
auditoz7 sensitivity (Rua~)
(MUSCLE RILAXA11TS, off .
dibCL201 in determ. of adaptational changes of
auditor:r sennitivity In otoscleroals, diags
value (Rus))

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,_. _i, 1.

.gfl=, M., i2x2be
, --' Calculatims for istatically indeteminate elemento uOing the
method of equal capacities. Badmat.i konstr. 4 no,6143-45
]~-D 162. (Structure, Theory of) (MM 15sl2)

A. A. Col.; L. ct. Maj c -r
Veterinary ~;nrvice
"Roentcen methc~d of cooriin,4~,~s for fi:Aing the place cf
deposit of foreign bolUos.'
SO: Veterinurlin 24(~) p 1947, P. 31
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VELLER, A. A., Colonel of Veterinary Service
"Intestinal Stones in Forses." Sub 21 Apr 47, Military Veterinary
Academy Armed Forces USSR
Dissertations presented for degrees in science and engineering in
Moscow in 1947.
SO.- Sum.-No. 457t 18 Apr 55
4

PROTASOV. A.I., dotsent; SDW, A.V., prof.; ~NMNOV. A.M., dotsent;
BAZHWOV, A.W., dotsent; VILINER, A.M., prof.; BAWiMIMIN, A.F..
doteent; I-WAKA OV, K,I., prof.; MLLXR,_A,,A,,.prof.-. UIMOROV,
V.A., prof.; F2MMOV, V.P., dotsent; KUZWOSOV, G.S., prof.;
BOCHAROY, I.A., prof.; SHCHERBATYKH, F.Ya., prof.; TSION, R.A.,
prof.; GRIBANOVSKAYA, Ye.Ya., dotsent; ADWHIS, V.P., assistant;
KOLABSKIY, N.A., dotsent; MITSOVICH, V.Yu., dotsent; GUSE;VA. N.V..
dotsent; KYSHUN, P.P., dotsont; OUBAREVICH, Ya.G., prof.;
FADOTOV, B.N., prof.; DOBIN, M.A., dotsent; SIROTKIN, V.A., prof.
(deceased]; KUZIMIK, V.V., prof.; TXMKDtOV, F.D., prof,; POLTAKOT,
A.A., prof.; POLYAKOV, P.Ya., red.; BARANOVA, L.Ge, takhn.rede
[Concise handbook for the veterinarian] Kratkii spravochnik veteri-
narnogo vracha. Leningrad. Goo.izd-vo sellkhoz.lit-ry, 1960. 624 p.
(MIRA 13:12)
(Veterinary medicine)

VELVART, Zoref; STAVROVSKA, HUDAY,~'IVA, Gabr3elki
The role of bronc-11 -'-I spasms in bemp dineuee. ""rac. 11~k- lt)
no.90W-400 V 1 64.
1, Klinika chomb z plvolania Lek-jtrske.4 fahilty Universit7
Komanal-ohn v Bmtislar-- (prednosta prof. cir. M. 11mal ) a
Ustav zdravotnickej statistiky v Bratisliva (predncsta pr(,-m.
ekon. S. F-gtck).

MOGILEVSIEIT, M.A.; VELIAR. A.Te.; VAL'D-PERLOV, V.H.
Determination of local magnetic fields on the wan by means of
modulated photoelectric spectrophotometer. Dokl.AF SSSR 95 no.5:
957-959 AP 154. (XLRA 7:4)
1. Nauchno-iseledovatellskiy Institut semnogo magnstizza.
Predetavleno akAdemikom G*A,Shaynome
(Solar radiation) (Photometry, Astronomioal) (Spectrophotometer)

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USSR/Physics of the Atmosphere General Problems, M-1
Abst Journal: Raferat Zhur - F;Lzikap No 12., 1956, 36o51
Author: Veller., A. Ye.
Instituticms Nome
Titlet Influence of Instrumental Effects on the Measurement of Magnetic
. Fields on the Sun With the Aid of a MaulAtion Opectrophotoneter
Original
Periodical: Tr. N.-i- in-ta zemn - magn-, 1955, No 11o 162-173
Abstractt A brief description of the principle of operation of a photo-
electric installation of the Scientific Research Institute for
Terrestrial Magnetism for the measurement of magnetic fields an
the sun (Referat Zhur - Astr., 1935, 232)0 amd in analysis of
certair. instrumental effects. Upon reflection of a ray from
metallized surfaces of mirrors ani diffractldn gratings of -.ht)
compensator and of a quarter-vave plate, supplementary polari;,.a-
tion and phase shift occur. The author has examined the theo,-*y
of the phenomenon and carried out several experiments. This
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USSR/PhYsics of the Atmosphere General Problems, M-1
Abst Journalt Referat Zhur - Fizika, No 12, 1956, 36o5i
Abstractl wde possible tabulation of a correction, vhich is introduced by
the instrument polarization to the measurements of. the magnetic
field for various declinations of the sun at the instants of ob
servation. It is shown, that in certain periods of time the ca.:i_
bration of the setup is so much in error by the effect of the
mirrors, that it becomes unadvisable to carry the observations.
In favorable periods of observationp the correction Is relativeLy
slight and can be rigorously calculated.
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A, Jo
"Hydrogen Radiation in the Auroral Spectrum."
The Internationl, Association of Geomagne-tism and Aeronomy; Abstracts
of the Reports at the XI General Assembly of the International Union of
Geodesy and GeopkJqs1cEj) Moscow, Izd-vo AN SM, 1957. 46 p.
Abstract: An investigatidn of hydrogen radiation in the euroral spectrum vaa
conducted at 640 of goomagnatic latidude and in the neighbouring regions. The
data obtained concerns the bright beam flash and the afterglow phases. Prolonged
exposure spectogrem (1-2 hours) in the region of 6,400-6,60CR bear intense bands
of the first positive system of N2; there are no evident signs of E on the
photographs of microphotographs, yet in all seven spectra the preaente of H
11inee could be confirmed. Hydrogen radiation is regularly observed in the after-
glow spectrum following a normally developing aurora.

Lit KA
37-11 -13/18
AUTHOR: Veller, A. Ye.
TITLE: Influence of Instrumental Effects on Measurements of
the Sun's Magnetic Field with a Modulation Spectro-
photometer (Vliyaniye instrumentallnykh effektov na
izmereniya magnitnykh poley na solntse a pomoshchlyu
modulyatsionnogo Bpektrofotometra)
PERIODICAL: Trudy Nauchno-issledovatel skogo instituta zemnogo
magnetizma, 1957, Nr 11(21;, pp. 162-173 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The following are discussed. the use of spectrography in
studying magnetic fields; 8plitting spectral lines (Zee-
man's effect) as a means of analyzing rotating light
beams; the theory and use of certain instruments; and
the shift in phase through the use of 1/4 wave plates.
The instruments discussed are the modulation spettro-
photometer and the coelostat. The authors mentioned in-
clude Mogilevskiy, E.I., Valld-Perlov, V.M., Pol', R.V.,
and Ponomarev, N.G. There are 7 figures, 3 tables, and
9 references, 3 of which are USSR, 1 German and 5 English.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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VELMHANIN, V.I.
Hiatory of Pavlovlo theory on the protective role of translimind
inhibition (Patient Kachalkin). Zhur. nerv. pbikh. 60 no. 4:484-487
160. (HIM 14W
1. Kabinet istorii. otechestvemoy fizio~ogii Institute. fiziologii
imeni I.P,, Pavlova All SSSRp Leningrad,
(IMMITIgN)

VE-UMIANIIIA, K. A.
'Defended him CandidAtes dLssirt)~tion in the Phytic-i F~culty of Vonc7,w .3tate
Univernity on 7 April 1952.
Diss,!rtation: "Investigation of a New 'T pt! of ResonAnce. Sound Ab:sotber."
y
SO: Vcm-.nik -Io5kov!-kogo, Universitata, Seriya FA.-iko-ti.-,ter---Lticheski-kli i
Ycntrntvmnnykh N,,tuk, 1,41o. 1, Ko:~eow, F-!b 1`53, PT .1-51-157: tren!!I. In
-W-2,973-2, 12 April 54, For off. u3c onlr.

VELIKZRANINA, L.S.
.Complexes of Pelecypoda from Lower Jurassic marine sediments
in the Vilyuy syneclise and the frontal fault in the Verkhoya-ask
piedmont region. Trudy VNIGRI no.186378-83 161. (HIRA 15:3)
(Verkhoyansk Range-Lamellibranchiata, Fossil)
(Vilyuy Lowland--Lamallibranchiata, Fossil)

XARTINSON, G.G., VXLIKZHANINA, L.S.
Brackloh-water mollusks from lower Cretaceous deposits of the
West Siberian Lowland. Trudy VMIGRI no*154:207-223 160
(XIRA 130~
(Siberia, Western-Larallibranchiata, Yossil)

VBLUZEANOV, P.V.
fz-...'.
The courtyarl. Zdoroyle 2 no.6.-18 Je 156. (KLRA 9:8)
(COURTYARDS)

40253
5/169/62/000/007/135/149
3 300 D228/D307
AUTHOR: Veller, A. Ye.
TITLE: Interferometric investigation of the green line in the
spectrum of certain auroral forms
PERIODICAL: Referativrtyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 7, 1962, 19-20,*
abstract 7G123 (V sb. Polyarn. siyaniya i svecheniye
nochn..neba, no. 7, M., AN SSSR, 1961, 65-89.)
TEM: The que5tion'.io considered about the application of the in-
terferometric method 'to determine the temperature in the-lumines-
cent region, influenced by large-scale movements -, on the green LIX
line wavelength. A description is given of the interferometric ap-
paratup, produced at the Polyarn~y geofizicheskiy institut (Polar
Geophysical Institute) (Mlurmansk) on the basis of Pabri-Pero's
nonadjuated interferometer. The free mirror diameter equals 66 mm;
the separator's thickness is 30 mm. The interferometer is made of
fused quartz, which ensures that the instrument is highly stable
with rebpect to temperature changes. The interferometer's mirrors
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S/16 62/000/007/135/14G,
Interferometric investigation of ... D228YD307
and the pressure chamber's protective glasses are made with the
usual taper The dielectric coatings consist of three layers
of ZnS (n = 2.2) and two layers of MgF2 (n =.1.38) situated between
them. The average reflectance for A.5570 X amounts to 81.5%. The
method of processing the observational matvrial'is described. kn
average temperature equalling 315 - 4150 was found for certain
weak forms of auroras and their.combinations. Despite the. fact
that the height cannot be estimated with assurance, the results
obtained testify to the growth of the temperature with altitude.
The green line's avera e wavelength as determined from thi.kryoton
comparison line A5570 ~ proved to be equal to 5577, 3427 Ab-
stracter's note: Complete translation.--
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VI'L:,F:R) D.G. (Khartkov, Kostom,,rovskuya ul., d.18,kv.19)
Treatment of postoperative pulzonary atelectasle by "trhcheal
lavage." Vest. Mir. 91 no.12:94-86 D 163. (MIRA 17,-g)
1. Iz khirurgicheakogo otdeleniya 2-y fliarlkovskoy bollnitsy
(glavnyy vrach - G.A. Yukhina, nauch-iTf rukovoditell- prof.
A.A. Shalimov).

- 1. --VELLER--D.G-
.- - I t- -
Injury to the c n bile duct in resection of the stomach for peptic
ulcer after threefold perforation. Khirurgiia, 36 no.4:125-126 Ap
160. (MIRA 13:12)
(PEPTIC ULCER) (STaUCH-ZURGERY) .
(BILE DUCTS-WOUNDSAND INJURIES)

VE .4Ghtta, 2, ul.Herchinskaya. d.17, kv.10)
Anatomical resection of the left lobe of the liver for a Iru-ulent
kydatid cyst. Nov.khirearkh. no*3'.8?-t33 K7-Je 1.59*
(MIRA 12:10)
1. Khtrurgicheskoye otdelenlye Chitinskoy gorodskoy bollnitfly.
(LIVER--HMTIDS)

VIT.T.RR, D.G. (Chita)
Perforation of a bleeding duodenal ulcer. Ilin.med. 37 no.10:123-
124 0 '59. (Kin 1312)
1. Iz Chitinskoy gorodskoy bollnitsy (glavW vrach - zasluzhanW
vrach RSFSR A.V. Krasikova).
(PIFTIC ULCER)

VELLER, D.G. (Khartkov,, Kootomarovokaya ule, dslSp kv*19)
Operation in diaphragmatic hernia and foreign body of the lung.
7est.kbir. 87 no,3-1:3-13-114 V 161. (MLRA 15211)
1. Tz kliniki torakallnoy kbirurgii i aneotemlologii (2M7, -
doktor medenauk A.A. Sbalimov) lbs skovskogo instituta uso-
verighenstvavaniya vrachey na ze 2-y gorodskoy bollnitsy
(gle vrach - G.A*
(DIAPHRAGS.-EMMIA (uNGs--FoREiGN BoDrEs)

VYSOTSKAYA,,-.K.P., doteent (IrkutBk, Baykallskaya ul., d.58-g);
LIYV, E.Kh. (Liiv,E.] (Tartu, Estonskaja SSIR, ul. Kalelfi,
d 106-a, kv-3); TIKHAINE, Kh.M. [Tihane, H.1; RCZE11WLM1,
M:B,' (Minsk, ul. Kirova,d.2;kv-43);-VZLLF,4 1).G. (Kharlkovl
Kostomarovskava ul.,d.18,kv.19); CHEMASOVA, T.I. (Mogkvap
DEDOVA, V.D.
Abetracts of articles received by the editors. Ortop.".,
travm. i proteez. 24 no-3:73-76 Mr t0'3.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Iz fakulltatBkoy khirurgichaskoy kliniki (zav. kafedray
prof. B.D. Dobychin) Irkutskogo madit-sinskogo instituta-
(rektor - prof. A.M. 11+tin) (for Vysotskaya). 2. Iz
Tartuakay gorodskoy klinicheakoy bollnitey (for Liy#q
Tikhane~- 3. Iz khirurgicheskogo otdeleniya (zav. kafld.
med. nauk G.M. Yakovenko) mediko-sanituriloy chasti Minskogo
traktornogo zavoda (for Rozenblyum). 4. Iz TSentrallnogo
inFtituta travmatologii i ortopedii (dir. - prof. M.V.
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Abe Jour: Referat Zhur-Pizika, 1957, No 4, 101428
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Author :-Ve4tEz E.A._j Poray-Koshitz, B.A.
Inst ; Not Given
Title : Absorption Spectra of Hydrophobic Dyes in Certain Organic Solvents.
Orig Pub: Zh. prikl. khimii, 1955, 28, No 7.. 750-755
Abstract: A study was made of the effect of polar, anA non-polar solvents
on the absorption spectra of the following dyes: Sudan yellow G,
Sudan red 7V, cyanine yellow ba;,,2 5G, Sudan grA-sn G, aloe (Varple)
Zh, and acid green Zh. It is shown that in inclividual cases the
solvents effect the chara2ter of the absorption spectrilm. For ex-
ample, for the aloe Zh dye, dissolved in polar liquids, the wave-
length band is shifted by 100-150 A towards the longer -waves, com-
pared with the solution in benzol. The band In the visible region
of the spectno of the Sudan yellow G dye differs little when
changing over from colvent to rolv,~nt, but in the ultraviolet
Card 1/2

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Abs Jour: Referat Zhur-Fizika, 1957, uo 4, 1o428
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region of the spectrwn the polar solvents (alcohol and acetone)
exert a substantial influence both on the magnitude as well as
on the position of the band. In neither of the cases, however,
was observed a sharp change in the spectra (appearance of new
bands or the vanishing of the old ones).
Card : 2/2

-MIER, -B, A,
Veller, E. A., To the theory of the process of dyeing. XIV. The dyeing of wool with
inUigo-carmine in the presence of sulfuric acido P. M7.
In dyeing wool with indigo carmine in the presence of sulfuric acid there occurs
an assimilation by the fiber of the indigodioulfonic acid as well as sulfuric acid.
At sufficient amount of dye and acid in the bath there occurs a saturation of the wool
with both these acids together whereby the distribution depends on their ratio in the
bath.
Lab. of Organic Semiproducts and Dyes.
The Lensoviet Leningrad Technological
Institute.
April 2)11 l9h8.
301 Journal of Applied Chemistry (USSR) 21, No. 11 (1948).

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zhur. noo'8:62-63 Ag 156 (KIRA 1211)
(3UP-ACOOMKODATION AND RUWCTION)
(SROOTIRG, KILITART)

VELLER, I.A.
Use of the standard screw micrometer AM-9-2 as a callbrometric nozzle
for the large nonreflecting ophthalmoscope, Oft,zhur. 15 no.7:407-411
,6o. (MIRA 13sll)
1. Iz kafedr7 glazrWkh bolezney (nachallnik - prof* B.L.Polyak)
Voyenno-meditsinakay ordena Lenina akadexii imeni S.M.Kirova.
(OPHTHALMOSCWr)
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TOMOVA, I.S.1 FOHICHEV, L.Kh., red.; TROITSKIY, I.Y.,
red.; VZLLER,_LXq,, red.; LOGINOVA, Te.I., tekhn.red.
[Copper industries in capitalist countrieo]Mednaia pro-
myeblennest' kapitalistichaskikh stran. Moskva,, Pt.l.
IMIning aM treatment of copper ores)Dobytha i obegashchanis
mednykh rud. 1962. 171 p. (MIRA 16s4)
1. Moscow. TSentraltnyy institut informateii tovetnoy metal-
lurgil.
(Copper mines and mining) (Ore dressing)

,_Vgjj&R L Ye., red.; YETANISKlY, A.N., red.; MAINSKlY, r .;
, ed
[Diamond mining in capitallt~t -cuntrien') Alvaz,)do'rpjvnlu-
shchaia, promyshlennost' kapitalisticlieskikii stran. Mo-
skva, 1963. 207 p. WIRA 17:9)
1, T.Sentralinyy nauchno-isaledovatell--kiy Institut iriforma-
taii i tekYmiko-ekonomicheskikh Issledovanly tsvetucy me-
tallurgli.

ROSSIUSKIY, Tejo.; TXUXR, L.Te., red.
(Lightweight building stones and mineral wool made of slags
from the copper-nickel Industry] Legkoveanyi takhnichaskii
kamen' I mineralinaia vats is shlakov madno-nikelevoi pro-
myshlonnosti. Moskva. TSentr.in-t informataii tsvetnoi
metallurgii, 1959. 41 p. (MIRA 13:4)
(Kineral wool) (slag) (Building materials)

ABKHAZI, V.I.; All-IONCV, V.ya.; BLMONBERG, V.V.; VARE117SOV, V.S.;
nwzwnc, MM.AA.1- ZYUZIIO', V.A.; IVALOV, V.N.; hTZ124AII) G.J.;
A.M.; =-RCV, D.N.; PALITSEV, A.G.;
IrEROV, N.P.; K-0101011cv, 1f.1.; !ULYGv3YJY, V.Ye.; 3LAIZESK17, YO.P.;
SOLOPOVP S.G.; TYLTG.M',OV, S.N.; TSUP".tGVI S.A.; ULLYLYCV, M.A.
Viktor Georgievich Goriaelildn; obituary. Torf.prom. 39 no.4:40
I &) . (1-:1 FLA 15: 7)
kGoriachkin, Viktor Goorgievich, 1893-1r,-62)

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GIDPO,10,,'ITQPSC',.*,IF, GID!`.'O-IMFjk (I~YdronoiUtors Used in Peat Plants - T(,::tbool-), 1945

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takhmicheskly redaktor. -- --- -
CHAndbook for operators of peat pumping stations on the accuumlators
of hydropeat] Pnkovodstvo d1la motoristov torfonaeoaaykh stantall na
akkdmnliatorakh Stdrotorfa. Moskva, Gos. energ. isd-vo, 1945. 81 p.
(Peat machinery) (KM 7:8)

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G.Te., takhnicheskiy redaktor
[Hydro peat technology] Takhnologiia gidrotorfa. Izd. 2-oe. parer.
Pod red, H.A.Vallera, Hoskva, Gos.enarg. izd-vo, 1956. 362 p.
(Peat industry) (MIRA 9:11)

AIRKSITIV, Ye,T,; APZNCHICKKO, S.S,,; BASOV, A.P.; BAUSIN, A.F.; HMSHADSXIY, L.S.;
GINZBUW,-Z.--N.,- GUSZV, S.A.; DANILOV. G.V.; DDWI]CH, M.S.;
DRMHININ, N.N.; TVIHOV.V.S.; ZAVADMT. N.V.; ITASUCHUN, N.V.;
msmN. ?.Y,; immy. G.r.; LOPAHOV. S:P.; KXRKUIOT. Ta.V.;NljroDrKOT,
P.I.; PANKIUTOV, N.S.; PTATAKOV, L.V.; RODICHIV. A.F.; SHIRYOV, H.S.;
STRUKDV, B.I.; SAVOCHKIN, S.M.; SAMSDNOV, N.N.; SINITSYN. NU.;SCKDIOV.
A.A.; SOWPOV, S.G.; CHILYSHEV, S.G.; SHCHEPKIN, A.Te.
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(MIRA 11:10)
(Krylov, Fedor Rikolaevich, 1903-1958)

VILTZR, M.A., prof.; TSTBAYEV, N.T., inzh.
Drying of block past pilad in successive layers. Torf.pron. 16
no.3:20-22 '59. (MM 12.7)
1. Kiyovskir torfyanoy institut (for TSybvqev).
(Peat--Drying)

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P-p ~075-1080.
Kastract: The addition of phenylsulfene chloride to acrylonitrile gives nmix-
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ride witin triethylamine; saponification of the nitrile groupj oxidation wilvil
hydrogen peroxide; reactions of derivative-oulfones. orig. art* has: 9 forrulas.
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LIK-lin. Med., Mosk2 28, No. 21 5',-60, Feb.,1950. 6 refs.
The question o the time before meals -at which insulin chould be given was irvestifttion
In 30 pntionts with diabotes mollitus Lrd 5 dfptncretntized dogs. Insulin was given
15p 20 `30,60,90, or 120 minuets bcf~,re a meal 01'50, 100, or 150g. glucose. It
wns found thrt insulin given 60 minutes before the glucose w;s nost effective,
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- Jeffrey Boss
See also Section Physiology and Bic-chemistry, Abstv-ct 896.
Abstracts of World Medicine. Vol. 8, 1950.

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VELLER. N. S.
Liver - Glycogenic Function
Mechanism of the therapeutic acti.-)n of glucose; deposition of glycogen in the liver and
heart in various methods of administration of glucose,, Klin. med.j, 30, No. 1, 1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions Library of Congress, Apr il 1952. LRICLASSLFIED.

-7.
VELLER, N.S.; GMMS, S.G.; RODKINA, B.S.; CHARNArA. P.M.
Role of the nervous system In the development of diabetes mellituff'.
Probl.endok.i gorm. 1 no.1:77-84 Ja-F 155. (KT-RA 8:10)
1. Is otdola patofiziologii (zav.--saalushemMy deyatell nauk
prof. S.G.Genes) Ukrainskogo InstItuta eksperimentallnoy endokri-
nologii (dir.-kandidat meditainskikh nauk S.V.Xakolnov)
(DIABETIS MNLLITUS, etiology and pathogenesis,
CNS patbogen.role)
(CIVERAL MWOUS STSTM, in various diseases,
diabetes mellitus, pathogen.role)

VILECR, U.S.; CHABNATA, P.M.(Xharlkov)
Origin In the central nervous systen of diabetic hyperglyceisia.
Arkh.pat. 17 no.3:63 JI-S 155. (MT-RA 8:12)
1. Is otdols, patoftsiologii (zav.-prof. B.G.Gones) Ukrainskogo
instituta eksperimentallnoy ondokrinologii.
(CUML NWOUS SYSTM, physioloa,
off. of stimulation In exper.diabotes)
(DIABVM MILLITUS, experimental,
1". of CNS stimulation)

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VELL:-;R, N.S.; CHARNAYA, P.M.
Role of the central nervouB system. It the development of diabot:ic
hyperglycemia and elimination of izoulin hypoglycenia. Sbor.
nauch.-Isal inst. eksper. endok. 15:113-121 1,59. (14IRA 14: U)
iNERVOUS SYSVI-1) (DIABETES) ' (INSULIN)

GENESp S*Goj V'Ej~~F N,S~j -CHARNAYA, P.M. (Kharlkov)
Origin of hyperglycemia in the central nervous system in diabetes
mellitus and on its oignificance'-in the utilization of carbohy-
drates by the train, Pat. fiziol, i eokp, terap, 4 no, 6:34-39
N-D 160. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Iz otdela patofiziologii. (z-av. - zaaluzhennyy deyatell nauki
prof, S,G, Genes) Ukrainskogo instituta. eksperimentalluoy
endokrinologii,
(BRAIN) (CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM) (PANCREAS)

-- 1 G:Kms - S-. - G-. , - 4, ER', IT i Z, TV p. M ~
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ftTlie Significance of the Brain In the Occurrence of Diabetic Hyperglyzenia and
its Role in the Utilization of CarbcJiydrates by the Brain."
Theses of the Proceedings of the Animal Scientific Sessions 23-26 March lg-,;g
(All-Union Institute of I.,xperimental Endocrinolczy)
From the Department of Pathoph,,,niology (Head---Professor S. G. Genes, Xotinguished
Man of Science) of the Ukrainian Institute of Experimenta.1 Endocrinology (Director-
S. V. Maksimov, Candidate of Medical Sciences)

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BELYAYEV A Iwv otv. red.; BYXHOVSKIY, Yu.A., red.; R
(deceased]; GREYVER N.S., red.; KLUSHIN, D.N., red.; OLIKHGV,
N.P., red.fdeceasedi; RUMYANTSEV, 143., red.; SAZHIN, N.P.,
red.; STRIGN, I.A., red.; TRDITSX-TY, A.V., red.; KAMAYEVA, O.M.,,
red. izd-va; LUTSKAYA, G.A., red. izd-va; VAYNSHTEYN, Ye.B.,
tekbn. red.
(Principles of metallurgy in 4 volume3]0snovy metallurgii v 4
tomakh. Red.kollegila: IU.A.Bykhovskii i dr. Moskva, Metal-
lurgizdat. Vol-3.[Ught metala]Legkie metally. Otv.red.A.I.
Belinev i N.S.Greiver. 1963. 519 P. (mim 16-2)
(Light metals)

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Issue 6, 1948,-p. 35-46,-Bibliog: 13 itemae
SO: U-3042, 11 March 1953, (latopis Inykh Statey, No. 10, 1949).

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Vellerj S.N. - Tho limstone and limjtone r~arls o.:' 'outh OsscLila no raw for UP,
production of ordinary and hydraulic li.-ell, Izvc.3ti.-a Yu~;o-Oact. nauch. - is3led. -in-t--
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issled. in-ta Akad. nauk Uruz. .56rp Issue 6, 194B, p. 61-78,-Bibliog; 11
items.
SO: U-3042, 11 March 1953, (letopis Inykh Statey, No. 10, 1949).

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in-ta Ak,-,d. naul, Gruzz. &;R, Issue 6, 1',;4--,, :-~. 'Ili :~r - 7
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SO: U-3042, 11 I'arch 53, (Leto:-;is Iny h Staey, No. 10, 1)4c)).

Veller, S. 14. - "Clinite cement from the by-products of the brick. and tile and indust;7",
Izvestiya Yugo-Oset. nauch.-issled. in-ta Gruz. SSR, Issue 6, 1948, p. 87-95, - 23ibliog:
6 items.
SO: U-3042, 11 Uarch 1953, (letopis Inykh Statey, 21o. 10, 1949).
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35829 Frioritet akad. N. N, Beketova V otkraytii alyuminotemli. Prirodal 1949,
no 11 a. 52-53
SO: Lepotial Zh=allnykh Statey, No. 49, 1949

DK.; AMNBIKUp A& A#
, Pavementis,, Tile.
Production of floor tile frm local clays, Stak., i ker., 9, No. 7, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, October -195$. Unclassified.
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ACCESSION FA, AP3005620 S/0046/63/609/003/0291/0295
AUTHOASA Yellerl V# A*; Stepmorp B. I.
TITLEs Ultrasonic sirens driven by electric motors
SOURCEt Akusticheakiy zhurnall v. 9, no-'3, 1963t 291-295
TOPIC TAGS: ultrasonic sirenp de Laval nozzle) Injection chamber, exhaust chamber,
acoustic power# diesel locomotive# stator orifice, sonic siren
ABSTRACT. The construction charao-ceristice of several sonic and ultrasonio sirens
operating with gas jets in a wide frequency range (built at the All-Union Scientific
Research Institute of Diesel Locomotives) have been presented. The construction
details include axial type eirensl right angle orifices in the atator and rotor with
de Laval type nozzlest stators loosely mounted on tbo generator boc
-~ in the axial
directionp and air compression in the siren from 4 to 5 kZ-force/cm . A two-chamber
siren is described, one chamber serving as the injection chamber and the second as
the exhaust chamber.. The stator has two orifice systems, one connected to the
exhaust chamber and the other to the compression chamber (see Pig. I cc the Z-'nolo-
ewe).. These characteristics enable the sirens to oporate in sonic as well as
ultrauonio frequency ranges with 0.8, 8 and an mudh as 20 kw acoustic power* At
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8 kv, the air pressure in 3.5 atm at an effioiency of 39%. Orig. art. hast-6
figurest* I for=uUt and 1 table.
ASSOCILTIONt Voesoyu=y*y h.-i. teplovo=W*y inatitut).Kolowns, (All-Union Soientifio
Research Institute of Diesel Locomotives)
saxiTTEDt 16J&n63 ME ACqs 27AU,963 EXCLs 01
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VELLER, V.A., inzh.
Increasing the fatigue strength of axles in the press-fit area.
Trudy VNITI no.16:18-ZI 162. (MIRA 17:1)

--- V-ELLER, V.A., inzh.; GRECIIISHCHEVi Ye-S., lnzh.
Service tests of the car wheel sets formed w!th the thermal
method. Trudy VNITI no.1604-41 162. (MIRA 17:1)

S/852/62/000/000/015/020
B106/B101
AUTHOR: Veller, V. A,
TITLEs Use of polymers to reduce fretting corrosion
SOURCEt Primeneniye polimerov v antikorro;ionnoy tekhnike. Ed. by
1. Ya. Klinov and P.-G. Udyma, Moscow, Mashgiz, 1962. Vaes.
sovet nauchno-tekhn. obahchostv. 113 - 122
TEXT: A description is given of the studies conducted between 1956 and
1960 in the Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy teplovoznyy institut
(All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Diesel Locomotives) (VNITI)
to lengthen the life of locomotive wheel axles at the hub, by the reduction
of fretting corrosion. Such corrosion is'affected by oxygen, nature-of
the mechanical parts in contact, amplitude of vibrationg loadq humidity
of the medium, properties and temperature conditions of lubricant. The
corrosion is made considerably lees active by adding molybdenum disulf-de
but thieelso weakens the connection between axle and wheel. Experimenia
were made on specimens of forged steel, 30 mm thijok, to reduce the fretting
corrosion by applying a 20-30,player of polymer to the interconnection
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