SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VVEDENSKIY, A.A. - VVEDENSKIY, B.A.
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slaw (upwwd at duiv ward) to a cinrW, value. On
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chs"gont W contact tl"w or an Inindwilon of slesm Into
the rrwOin mhd iho drree tit hydroso-A tkort Along". %o
but aptm muns io the stantlud coonlitkiris the callityst %o
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mm, whereas trwoolnurni with 11 lunrames Its activity. lit
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VVEDETISEIY, ALE&SEY
Termodixm-nicheskie raschety pTotsessov top.Livnoi prorW31ilennosti. Leningradf
Gos. nauch. -telchn. izd-vo ne."tianoi i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, 19L9. 490 p. diagrs.
Includes bibliographies.
Thermodynamic CILICulations of the processes of fuel industry.
DLC: TJ265.V9
SO: Manafacturing arid Mechanical Engineering in the Soviet Union, Library
of Congress, 195.3-
i j3n*da6ftftSj=mtLoJ MT2 unax
!o1d,IE1&1 M 'e. ff,
1. The temp-wature cond, In th
'Morov
toile.
ALUI Chem, (1,
3q . Pp
~141111 wilt
1H. n mian).- I it mnventiorml Lilt.
colimmis, operating an the emillerefirrvul
prilelpfc, illiffer prmqlltc!3 P tip to RM kg.jmj- Cin., tit(!,
tctitp. distribution along lite reaction itille b noillilliforill;
wilh a 5-Int. ea.alvoit columns 13 min. tit diatil., 10-1-1i
nivi. high, grain size tit it., file lemP, r-4: :AW"Ply
from IM to 600-6150" uver all Initial 'u-poctit of I'll, rala-
lyst zone equal apisirov. to 10"11.01 itn frogill :111d Illell fCfI to
520~5(Xll. Becatmeof Illiq lemp, Imelirilt, (13,! 11014 "11P. J4
unitiltable for kinetic studiti; 0 the prut-r-m. Calmq. by
till,, equation A112 - K(T' - TO)OU - GeM, - 4) (10telc
41 - licat of reretion evolvol itiong lite ktigth al ut thc
rej4don zone - T ami 7'9 - Icalli, of the gx, (511)*) and
of the wail (11MY)')t resit.1i K - total coefl. of livat (taivilcr
tcol the gas to (lie tva " 174,M0
1) - djam. of lbe raldrit volill. it -- (MM Ill.; G - wt.
9f gus; C - Pp. heat of tilt! cai), flividlill, thr ('11AYM
Coltittin Into 10 Vol. ('14,111clits. of 0.6 lilt. V-01, altd com-
ting for ench clemepit of Irngth .51, tilt, ;irit. AG (if Nil,
;'tned by Vvc%IcnsIAI'i% (toli) Ollisfic(l) 141111111-1 4G -
C
KIYA /?100 4- A) (where lj~ -1 vni. rite r( gjL% vircritig
tilt- 70114- 0011tol; -y d. of NIIA; A w jwrcettf.1gs--(s1 Nits,
ill (fit. K,14 arong 61), for IM, .301, tky), WWI ig./ticl.;
rilt,, yidd that in oirdri, Io In'llire uniffirl"!1Y
ur (,mp. tiver the ruici ion moe, it 1,,j ljcrt,.~-iry alld Ajffi-t
cient to &-Atilytite the calbalyit itoitimiformly. Its tiar-i
livill4tr, the cafaly.,d lau.0 be dild. in (lie first x,ginctiti (it,
thr! reactioll Colullill. Practically, it WivI Shown that it I,
.Olloligh to flij. lite Callilyst filliforlilly thrimigh fultilixt. of'
rnlillf of 'all lite(( lifiltuhil; file thilil crillanced lie.-It vis- ;
Wilb((
a mi:cf- (it b till. (12.5 ~.) cataly,.%t of grain size 1-2 torn
wilh 25 "it. (ZLV g.) Cf Cis of rmin Mrx 1-1.5 mm fo(al
llv;gllt alsolit IPA tile Nitip. teinalned collit, 0;~~ ihr
1,0101c 11:11Kth Within ss-b', mcipt un&r P - 800 where art
itimnec of (lie rate of flnv r of tile 11, 4- N, mixt. from lr)Ol
)./fir, cair.cil Oil, lesol). of tile g;jj to rj~& J)y 4(),;l
11114cr IM in 600, at f ~ 1,14) to IbOO, the tcolp. was!
PrarAcalty 1111iforin. 111%trill of Cut Corillidtivirl gmlnsi
Call 5W 11,4A Is,[ 111111clit Ivillf tile Katlic Olmh-rum-1. Imn. i
of Or calnlyO lowvvi lite yield of Nils wi apthilt, the cm-1
mitiomil opciallimi imilcr comlillowi of lemp. drol? ssltmig~
f1w re;w1lolt mliffoll: 1vl1lt Is till. cavdyit + 65 ini. corun- 1
illill, (grain ~i/x 1-1,5 mitt.), tit r)(W, onder P - M),-
NXI, RX) kgjqq. cin., at r - IrA) mid 7rA I-Air., the anit:1
nr NJ Is %xi 17,4, 22.2, 28.8 and 1a.0- 12.6, 16.6 Vol. %; 1,
tilillor lite Faille Colstlitioll-1, with A fill. loldlid, Catalyst,;
18.7, TIA, 2M, I nnfi 11.4, 15S, 212.0 Vol. N. T.
A. A
xrom/ruois Fob 1947
"The=il CarACity of T~Yfto=bOnSj" A.A.Vvedeneklyi
4 pp
"Haftyanoye Ehozyaystvo" Vol XXV, No 2
Scme rathemUeal discussion followed by two pages
of tables
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USSR/Chemistry- ~'Pbnz-ina F~!b 1.948
Chemistry- "Hydration
"Studey of Kinetics and Mecl-anism of Reaction of the Hydration of Hydrocarbons.
-V. Effect of Benzene Cyclosh6y'ane;tand Nitrogen on the Variations of thn Activity
of a Nickel Catalyst During tho Hydration oil Benzene," A. A. Alchudzhnn, A. A. Vve;,-'.Ons~iy,
Leningrad Inst of High Pressures, 7 pp
I'Zhur Obshch Khim" Vol XVIII (JMX) , No 2
Prolong,ed treatment of a nickel eatalyst with lart,,a wriountn of borvnno ronulta in
a loss of activity at 2300. Ful*- activity can be restored by prolonged treatnent
of catalyst by hydrogeno Submit Ied 30 Jul 1946.
PA, 68T.)9
VVED&NISIM, A. A.
,(- H yirocarbcns Feb 1948
USSR/Chemistr
Chemistry- Hydra tion
Study of the Kinetics and Mechanimn of Reaction of the Hydration of Hydrocarbons.
VI. The Mechanlsm of the Catalytic Hydrntion on Nickel and Palladium," A. A. Alchudzhan,
A, A, lrvadenakiy, A.V, Front, Lening-rod Inst of High Pronsilros, 7~ PP
"Zhur Obshch Kh1m" Vol XVIII (LXXX), No 2
Studies; of speed of hydration of benzene on nickel. and change's of this specd
with relation to various sta.aes Ln prccess of evaporation. Shows that in spite
of decreaner, in activity when catalyst in processed by I)Qnzeno or cyclohonxnne,
activity can be restored in both cases by treatment with hydrogen for Ion,, periods
of timo. Submitted 30 Jul 1%6.
PA 68T40
/memd.a,-try - Reactionep Xquilibrium Jun 49
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fi~r the relation of Ig of the tautperature-
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(whi t C .4 37. 4; 0 r-" I tht r~iw :V0 1,WO-K. the val-
ues ft-r C1,111 ;gri:e with-the expTY. duta 4 Sle,~kthn mnd
Pime'aal jcA. 42, 67LUO vrith tile :-,tgot drviafi4m of
Id thc- ;Tu5H(-,t orte f" 0 `-, uttitg af
VY.WENSKIY, A.Axs-"v trod. ; HOLDAVSKIYv BeLeg nauchnyy red.; BARKOVSKIT,
-----_---Iw*-.7'veduishchiy rid.; ALMESBYEVA, K.A., red.; GADASKINA, N.Do,
red.; BUMMITEVA, M.I.. red.; KAGANOYA, N.H., red.; KOBWJT, V.A.,
red.; LEVIN, S.Z., red.; POKOILSKIT, Y.N., red.; TBODOROVICH, V.P.,
red.; SHMULYAKOVSKIT, Ya.Z., red.; GINHAD'YEVA, ItH.1 takhn.red.
(Collection of reports of scientific research carried out betvaen
1950 and 19571 . Sbornik referatov nauchno-issledovAtel'sicilch
rabot, vypolnennykh v 1950-1957 rr,. Leningrad, Goo.nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-r7p laningr.otd-nie, 1958,
158 il. (HIRA 12:9)
1. Ve,asoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatellakly inatitut po pererabotke
nefti. i polucheniyu iskaostvannogo zhidkogo topliva.
(Petroleum research)
5,',4), 50)
AUTHORt Vvedenskiy, A. A. SOV64-59-1-7/24
.
TITLEt ...... ...................................................
Thermodynamic Principles of the Synthosis of Monomers
(Termodinamicheskiye osnovy ointoza monomerov)
PHRIODICALs Khimicheskaya prooyshlennost', 1959, Nr 1, pp 28-36 (USSR)
A33TRACT: The present paper contains detailed explanations of
thermodynamic analyses of some important chemical reactions
which can be regarded as a basis for the synthesis of monomers.
The chapter on the production of olefin-diene and acetylene
hydrocarbons containag besides the correspondiiit; considerations,
tables on the degree of dehydrogenation in equilibrium
(Table 1), on the temperature at which a given degree of the
conversion paraffin dolefin + 11 2 is attained at the
establishment of equilibrium and atmospheric pressure
(Table 2), and the minimum temperatures required to obtain
this conversion (Table'3), as well as on the equilibrium
between n-butane, n-butenene and 1-3-butadiene (Table 4)
(Ref 13), temperatures which are required to obtain a
conversion of ethanol to 1-3-butadione (Table 5) (computed
Card 1/3 according to data by Brickwedde, flef 15) and also for the
Thermodynamic Principles of the Synthesis of SOY/64-59-1-7/24
Monomers
conversion of cyclohexane in thermal cracking (Table 6)
(ilef 15), as well as the equilibrium between hydrogen,
methane, ethylene and acetylene at atmospheric pressure
(Table 7). In the descriptions of the production processes
and the first processing of aromatic hydrocarbons, which
are divided into the chapters dehydrogenation of naphthene
lVdrocarbons, cyclization of paraffins and &cetylene
hydrocarbons, alkylation of benzene with olefins,
d.ehydrogenation of alkyl benzenes and alkyl naphthalene,
and i9omerization of alkyl benzenes, the following tables
are given: degree of the dehydrogenation of naphthene
hydrocarbons at atmospheric pressure (Table 8), equilibrium
concentrations of benzene and toluene at hydrogen partial
pressuresof 10, 50 and 100 atmospheres (Table 9) (Refs 4, 17),
content of alkyl benzene in the equilibrium mixture (Table 10)
(Ref 12), temperatures which are required for the conversion
of ethyl benzene and isopropyl benzene (Table 11) Olef 13),
the conversion of the ~-ethyl naphthalene to P -vinyl
Card 2/3 taphthalene (according to data from Ref 18) (Table 12),
Thermodynamic Principles of the Synthesis of SOV64-519-1-7124
Monomers
the equilibrium concentrations in the isomerization of the
alkyl benzenes C. ~Table 13) (Refs 4 19 , as well as of the
alkyl benzenes C9 Table 14) (Refs 4: 19~, and on the
content of isomers in the mixtures in equilibrium (Table 15)
(Ref 20). The explanations of the isomexization ituelf
contain data on the composition of the mixtures in
equilibrium of butenene, pentenene and hexenene (Table 16)
(Ref 12), of the mixture in the isomerization of allene
into methyl acetate (Table 17) (Ref 21), and on the
equilibrium concentration of the isomers of butine and
pentine (Table 18) (Refs 4, 22). There are 1 figure,
18 tables, and 23 references, 14 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: VNIIneftekhim (VNIIneftekhim)
(All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Petroleum
Chemistry)
Card 3/3
120ST, Andrey Vladimirovich, prof. [decesseali Prinimali uchastiye:
BMKAKIN, ORTAZNOY, T.M.-, DEKWIMA,
M.I.: DINTSES. A.I.; DOBROURAVOY, R.K.; ZILUMOVA. Y.R.; ZHMO,
A.Y.; IPATIYHY, Y.N.; KYTATKOYSXIY, D.A.; KCROBOV, V.Y.; MOCR.
Y.G.; HHMTSQV, U.S.; RAKOVSKIT, A.Y.; RXMIZ, Te.K.; RMXOVSKIT,
D.M.; RYS&OY, H.T.; SERORTAKOVA. Te.K.; STEPM10TICH, A.D.;
STRIGALEVA, N.Y.; TATEVSKIT, Y.H.; TILICHRIET, M.D.; TRUM',
A.G.: FROST, 0.1.; SHILYATRYA, L.T.; SHCHKKIN, Y.Y.. DOLGOPMOT,
N.N.9,sontavitell; GERASIXOT, Ts,I.#.*tv.red,; SKVWOYA, I.Y.j red.;
TOPCHITEVA, K.Y.; TASTRIBOY, Y.T., red.; XONURASHKOYA, SF.' red.
izd-va: LAZAREVA, L.Y., tokhn.red,
r,*-Iected scientific works) Izbrannys nauchnye trudy. Xoskva.
Wd-vo Mookouniv#9 1960@ 512 p, (MIRA 13:5)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSBR (for Gerasimov).
(Chemistry, Physical and theoretical)
PUSE I BOOK KEPWITATION
Vvod*nnkiy,.A).oksandr Alsksandrovich
Termodinemichoskiye ranchety neftekhimichookikh
lation of Petrochemical Processes) Leningradp
Errata slip inserted, 3,000 copies printed,
SOV/5143
protsessov (Thermodynamic Calcu-
Gostoptekhizdat, 1960. 576 p.
Executive Mot L. Yao Russkovo; Tech, Ed.t A. B. Ykehchurshinekaya
PMWOSEt Thia book in Intended for technical permonnel In r*4~aroh and planning
institutes, Industrial plant vorkshopop and laboratories.
COVERAGEs Thio book presents the fundamentals of tomodynamic analytie and cal-
oulations of chemical processes. The first eight chapters describe the theory
and practice of calculations for heat capacity,, beat affectsp heat contentp and
entropy ejad provide illustrations of the techniques and methods used. Chs.
ii-XV111, roview Soviet and non-Soviet literature of experimental and theoreti-
cal rsaean:h on equilibria in chemical reactionop and include thermodynamic
analyses of the chemical reprocessing of petroleum and natural gases. Thia
section also contains the results of calculations made by the author on the
selection of optimum conditions for petrochemical processes producing semi-
finished zaterials and monomers. A summary of the more reliable values of
thermodyzwnio functions,, required for equilibrium calculations of chemical
Thermodynamic Calculation of Petrochemical Processes SOV/5143
reactions and for thersiotachnical calculations of the apparatus, is included
in Cho XIX. This volume in the 2d edition of the work which was originally
published In 1949 under the title"lermodinamichaskiye raschety protooBsov
toplivnoy prosyshlonnontL"(Thermodynamic Calculations of Processes of the
Fuel Industry), The 2nd edition has been revised and onlargedl and contains
six now chapters (`VIIj VIII# Xlp XV11,, XVIII, and XIX). The author thanks
the Komiesiya po khisicbeekoy termodinamike (Comission on Chemical Themo-
dynamics)# attached to the Presidium of the Academy of Sciences USSR, the
Chaimn of which in Academician ra. 1. G*rasimov. He also thanks M. S. Nemtn(n,,
Frofesscr, arid Z. T,"Vvedenskaya. Each chapter is accompanied by references.
TABLE OF CONTIXTSt
Foreword 3
Ch. 1. Latent Heats. Heat Capacities 6
1. H*a*t) intrinsic energy, heat content 6
2. Latent heat of aggregate state change 7
,3o "Vapor pressure curve. General equation 8
4. Heat capacity. Heat ca0acity of ideal pass. Heat capacity of
gases and vapors. Molar and specific heat capacities 12
Ca~~
WSDLIN,.qKIX , AlWaLapdr Alekaandrevich; FOZDYSMAt V.A., red.; MIXINA, T.A.p
teilm. red.
[PlWoicochomical co-notanto of organic oompoundol Fisiko-kbimichashe
konstanty organichookikh voodinonii. Leningradp Gos. nauabno-tokbn,
izd-vo khim, 3-it-ryp 1961. 123 P, (MIRA,1417)
(Organic compounda) (Thermodynamics)
L 471 8_66_ - ___
FACC NR 4 S
1 AR6023332 OUIRCE
AUTHOR: Vvedenskiv.*.A. A.
I
CODE! UR/0273/66/000/003/0002/0002
TITLE: Heat balance of a tractor engine
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Dvigatelt vnutrennego sgoraniya, Abs. 3. 39. 12
REF SOURCE: DDkl. Mosk. in-ta inzh. s. -kh proiz-va, . 2, no. 2, 1965, 65-71
TOPIC TAGS: tractor engine, tractor engine heat balande, tractor internal
combustion engine, engine heat balance
ABSTRACT: The internal combustion engine of a piston tractor uses 20-401/6 of the
heat energy introduced into the cylinders with the fuel. The remainder is lost on
friction, on driving auxiliary mechanism, etc. The energy expended for useful work;,
and in heat losses is characterized by the external heat balance or the heat balance
on end losses. In determining -tne distribution of heat energy for useful work and
heat loss inside the cylinders, internal or partial engine heat balance is computed.
An example is given of the computation of the heat balance of an air-cooled tractor
diesel engine. [Translation of abstract]
SUB CODE: 13
1,11 pb UDC: 621. 436. 001. 1
040!!'_1-67 FDN
-Acc-N-08 AR60264T4 SOURCE CODE: UR/02T3/66/ooo/oo4/0003/0003
AUTHOR: Vvedenskiz.6 A. A.
~ MEMM"VEM
TITLE: Heat balance characteristics of a diesel cooling system
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Dfigateli ~rnutrennego sgoraniya, 4.39-15
REP SOURCE: Dokl. Apsk. in-ta inzh. S.-kh. proiz-va, v. 2, no. 2, 1965, 73-81
TOPIC TAGS: engine cooling system, diesel engine, heat balance, air cooled engine
ABSTRACT: The author describes an investigation of heat balance in the cooling sys-
tem of a 4-cycle 4-cylinder air-cooled diesel. Heat distribution diagrams are given
for nominal and economic diesel operating conditions and quantities are,jabulated
which may be used as the basis for designing diesel air-cooling systems or engines
opera4.1.ng under normal technical conditions and under optimum theor-e-t-rcal conditions.
[Trans:.ation of abstract]
SUB CODE: 13, 21
kh
Cnrd 1/1 621.436-712
AUTHOR: Vvedenskiy, A. A.
TITLE: Heat balance characteristics of
n73765-/CY00-/0 0 8/00 2 Ii/002 4
an air-cooled diesel4emine
SOURCE: Ref zh. Dvigateli vnutrennego sg6raniya., Abs. 8.39-195
REP SOURCE: D)kl, Moak,, in-ta inzh, a,-kh, proiz-va, v, 1, no. 2,
1964., 47-55
TOPIC TAGS: internal combustion engine, diesel en6ine, air cooled
engine, heat measurement, A,.+ &I" 44.wk44-4
ABSTRACT: An air-cooled diesel with a toroid combustionmsharnber in
the piston, with N.- 64.2 HP IMr?t -30.5kGm, Pej. 6.6.kG/c , 9e- 180
g/H11/h, is studied. To measure 6 heat balance the diesel was placed,
in an iBothermic chamber and connected to an electric recording stand.
The thermo balance characteristic was compiled for the three variable
parameters: the rpm of the crankshaft, the load, and the temperature
of the surrounding air. Moreover, besides the regular measurement for
determination of the diesel efficiency indices, the following characters.__
istics were determined: degree of fivne, air consumption, consumption ofj
1 /2
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ORGI none
TITL9's Apparatus for inventig4tLag and reRulatLng_Serosal parameters.
.Class', 42, No, 119493
i SOURCEt IzobrotenLys# protayahlennyys obraxtsyg tovarnyye xnaki,
no. S.'g 1966# 77
TOPIC TAM aerosol nephelometer,
ABSTRACTs An A thor Certificate was issued for an apparatusp such as
neiihelome'ter'q for example, for-studyLng and regulating the aeroeo2
paratieters and capable of photoelectric-regLetration. This apparatus
is P!tovided with a cartridge cont&LnLng a filter disk with a capillary
Card 1/2 UDCs 535.43607
40a~66
R. AP600 9544
FL&* 1.
I Nephelamatercentral tube; 2 car-
tridgel 3,- filter dL*c; 4 capillary
tube
Luba" and a Iona in order to perform nepholometric and ultramicroscopic
meagurements, OrIg, art, bass I fioure. JAB)
SUBilCOM 13/, SUBH DATEs 15Har63/ ATD PRESSI
BLO
'Z
LfS4,
VVEI)ENSKIYP A.4.; PET11171, V.M.
ljhemodynami~: fuw,,t!cns of allphat-Ic amJreB. Pr.-4.- 1, Zh--,.-.
fli. Ulm. 39 na.69,1526-15Z7 Ja 16~, (MIRA 18x11)
1. Vsoooyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskly ins'.1tut neftekhlndaheakikh
protsessovo Sutmitted Sept. 21p 11;64.
VASII,fV"!!F ~
1;'ho-modynamtc functions of acet,11deirfdo and deuteroacetaldehyde.
Zhw. fiz. khim, 39 no.W052-24053 Agr 165. (MIRA 1819)
I. Institut neftekhimicheakikh prctfiessov, Leningrad,
DANILOV, S.M., glav. red.; ZAKFW?DVA, A.I.p red.; ARBUZOV, A.Ye.,
red. i VVED-mlj`,~:Y k~A. red.; IMMS-DANILOVA, EX.,, red.;
IOM, I.S.. re-J.,-'kA'Tj!2TJEVA, Ye.D., red.; LLITSDIYO,
I.P., rrd.: MIS116FENKO, K.F.., red.; NEMTSEV, V.S., red.;
ME
PETRbV, AA.., red.; FRUDLIVA, R.Kh., red.; 6 JAKIII,
red.; SHCHUNAREV, S.A., red.; YURIYEN, Yu.K., red.
(Problems of-organ-ic synthesla] Problemy organicheskogo
sintoza. Moskvap Nauka,- 1965. 323 1). (MIRA 18:8)
L 1862-66
ACCESSION NR- AR5019474 UR/0273/65/000/607/0026/0026
'621.436:662.614
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Dvigatell vnutrennego .agorantya. Otdollnyy vypusk, Abe. 7.39.21ir-
--- - -------
AUTHOR: Vvedensk
TITLE- Heat balonce characteristics of a diesel exhaust system
CITED SOURCE- Dokl. Mosk. In-ta Inzh. s.-kh. proiz-va, v. 1,, no. 2, 1964, 57-64
-TOPIC--TAGS:-- diesel engtnej -engine - exhaust-syste m heat balance,-- carbon carbon--
mcnioxide
TRANSLATION: The method 1~rvsentcd for compiling a heat balance curve for the exhaust
-.system of a dlesdl engine is simple.-sufficiently c
_ac urate, and suitable for practical appli-
cations. It does not require complex tind unusual tnWumentation or laborious calculations.
Formulas for Mining the percentage content of CO in dry -Aseous products of combustion
-and thd-frgcttoti--atlU-nbuttiedfdoI carbon-convertWgto.carbon black are accurate and their
'Wrnell
the c-he mical heat of incomplete - notribuIsti-an products Is fg- no-red, particularly carbw black,
as well as the lose of heat into the manifold.
Card-.1/2
DANILOVt S.N.t 93--. rpd.: ARBUZOV, A.Ye.y red.; VVP~T=,-&A-p
red.; VENU-S-DANIWVA, E.D., red.; ZAKWOVA, A.I., red.;
IOFFE, I.S., red.; KAVERZITEVA, Ye.D.,, red.; LUTSENY-0, I.F.,
red.; MISHCHENKO.. K.P.., red.; NDITSOV, M.S., red.; PETROV,
A.A., red.; FREYDLINA, R.Kh., red.; SHWYAKIN, M.M., red.;
SHUKAREV, S.A., red.; YURIYEV.,Yu.K., red.
[Biologically active compounds] Diologichooki aktivMe
soodinenila. MoBkva,.Naukap 1965. 305 P- (MIRA 18:11)
WEDENSKIY, A.A., starshly preApdavatell
bwestlgating heat conduotivity of the oil cooler of air coolM
diesel engines. Izv. TSXhA no.6sl%~194 f6l, (MIRA 16A)
(Diesel engines-Xooling)
(Oil coolers)
inzh.
Investigating the axial fan of an air-cooled tractor diesel.
Izv. TSKU no,1:117-138 163* (KMA 16:7)
(Tractors-Cooling)
I ,
?I
VVEDENSKII, A.A.S inzh.
Thermal conditions of oils in air-cooled diesel engines.
Izv. TSKHA no.3:134-143 162o (MIRA 15t9)
I(DisBel'ongineo-Lubrication)
VVEDENSKIY, A.A.; YMSHKIN, M-L; GULYAKOVA, X.N.; KMAKINA, N.T.
A=)nolysis of caproic and caprylic acids to nitriles, Khimpro=#
no*J.:11-14 T& 162, (MTRA 15:1)
(He=oic acid) (Reptanoic acid) (Nitri-les)
t 054-72~67 F -fi P ( I %) (in PJA/;N7"/!W/Jyl MAVE
ZCC-t FR-.Jdi6bZ92 -14 souRds ddbt-t Woo76/66/00/006/1372/13177
AUTHORt '~Vedenska&2&..A~Walitinovaq T. 11
GRUt Leningrad InAitute of Applied Chemistry (Ieningradskiy institut prikladnoy
khind.iY
TITM Thormodynamio functions of hydrazine and its riethyl derivatives
SOURCEt Zhumalfizibheskoy khimli; v. 4ot no. 69 19669 1372-1377
TOPIC TAGSI hydrazinop unsymotrical dimethy1hydrazinep thermodynamic function
IBSTRACT: The paper gives values of.the thermodynamic functions 9 Slop HQ-H81T and
t in the 298-15000K range for Ipt- and 1,2-dimothy1hydrazines' ndtimethy3IWdra%InoP$-,
calcitlatod. from reported molocnflar and spoc otfbapic-uata' v& all of the functions
allf, dZO and log Kf for hydrazine, mothylhydratina and symmatriciLl and unsyroatripal
dimothylbydrazine were calculated from experimental data on heats of combustionp%ob-
tain'od by the authors and other 4-esearchors. A preliminary estimate of hoatof
combustion of trimethylby*azinAvas made, and from this valuop &Hr, az?and log Xf
were calculated for this compmind for the 298-15000K range. Orig. &A*' hAall 9 tablas.1
SUB COM 07/ SUBM DATSI 16klg65/ -ORIG REFS 002/ OTH REFS Olt
I/t UDCt I.It
=,ENSKIY, A. I.
The C=mittee an Stalin Prizes (of the Coweil of )aj3lst,*rs LMR) in the tields of
sciftnee and InventIms amuwas Ul*t the failadjAg scientific works, "Ilar sclem_
tiflu books, md textbooks hmi been submitted far caq~etitjon fo.- Stalin Prizes for
the Wears 1952 and 1953- Wovvtsks" Maturao Mosew, go. 22-40,, 20 Fab - 3 Apr 1954)
Nam Title, of Work Nominated
Nikitina, Ye.Y. "Flora of the Kirgiz SSRIJ Kirgiz Affiliate of the
Rozbenits, R.Yu-
Knobchenko, L.I.
Protopopov, G.D.
Popova, L.I.
Shiahkin, 3.K.
Vvedenskiy, A.I.
Academy of Sciences USSR
SO: W-30604v 7 JiLly 1954
FIXITINA, Ye,V,; PRMTOPOPOV. G.F.; ROZHXVITS, R.Yu. [deceaead]; POPOVA, Kol..
KASHONMO, L.I.; SgIRNOV, L.A.; TKAGHINKO, V.I.; YAKUBOVA, P.A.;
GOLOTIOVA. A.G.; ATDAROVA, P.A.; SHPOTA, ro.I.; SHZVCa]nW, D.A.;
SHISHXIN,Boris Konatantiaovich, profensor, doktor biologicheakikh
nauk, nauchnyy rodaktor; VVBMNSXIY A.I. nauchnyy redaktor;
YEVRUSHINKO, G.A., professor, pl-WaTe-f-veffhyy redakt9r,-.KOVAL1V, V.Y.,
otvetatvannyy redaktor; BAREBRYAKOV, V.I., takhnicheskiy redaktor
[The flora of Kirghiristan; classification of the plants of
Kirghitistanj Ylora lCirgizakot =I opredelitell rastanit Kirgieskoi
$SR. Sost. N.V.Nikitina i dr. Frunze. lzd-vo Akademii nauk Kirgizekol
SSR, Yol.l. LPteridophyta, Gymnospers and Konocotyledons of the
Angiouperms) Paporotnikoobraznys, golosemennye i odnodoll va iz
pokrytossmannykh. 1952. 103 P. irol. 2- LGrasees and sedges) Zlaki
I osolcovye, 1950- 315 P. VoIj. (Aroidae - Orchidaceae] Aroidnye
Orkhidnye. 1951. 148 p. Vol.4. (Salicacaaa - Polygo-naceae] 1vovye
Grachishn.ye. 1953. 153 p. Vol. 5. [Families: Chanopodiaceae,
Amaranthaceae, Por4uLacaceae, Gar7opbyllaceae) Samaistva: Karevye,
Amarantovye, Fortulakovye, Ovozdichnyo. 1955. 185 P. Vole 6.
(Tamil.iea: Ceratophyllaceas, Ranunculaceae, Berberidaceae,
Papaveiraceaeo Capparidaceae, Cruciferae] Sameletva; Rogolietnlkovya,
Liutikovye, Barbarisovye. Kakovye. Kapereovye, Erestotevetaye. 1955.
297 P.- (HIBA 9:10)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademit nauk SSSR (for Shishkin)
I(Kirghizistan--Botany)
IIORISOVA, A.G.; BOCHANTSIV, V.P.; BUTKOV, A.Ya., doteent.; VASILIKOVSKAYA, A.P.;
VVJ=NSKIY A.I. dotsent; GOLODKOVSKITp V.L.; GONGWOV, N.Y.
" -, *"- * '96
TO'76"Isem; to V, V.P., professor; XCROTKOVA, feeTs.; XOSTINA. X.F.;
T
KDRuSHEY, S.M. (deceased]; WHIP, H.K.; LINCHUSKIYeI.A.;
HIRONOV, B.A. [deceased]; PAZIY, Y.K.; POTARKOVA, A.I.; PROTOPOPOV.
G.7,,; SUMNEVICH, G.P. [deceased); MIAL"LOVA, I.P.; TUZIPCHUX, S.V.;
KOROVIN, Te.P., professor, glavny7 redakAqr,;,ZAKIROV,.rX.Z.. professor.
redalctor; SHIPUKHIN, A.Ya, redaktor ir-datelletva-
[The ;Iora of Uzbekistan] Flora Uzbekistanat Glave red, I.P.lorovin.
TashbInt, Izd-vo Almdemli nauk UsSSR. Vol.3. 1955. 825 p. (HLRA 9:10)
1. Deystvitellnyy chlen AN UzSSR (for lorovin)
(Usbekistan-Botany) -
NIKITIRA. Ye.V.; POPOVA, L.I.. AYDAROVA, R.A.; KASHCHNNKO, 1.I.; PROTOPOPOY,
G.F.; UBUKXYZVA. A.U.; TKAGIMNIO, V.I.; KORMAVA, I.G.; OBOZOV, A.O.;
GOLOVKOVA. A.G.; VOYINS nauchnyy redaktor; TSYBIRA, Ya.V.,
~~ W 1~ h-
tekhnich-3skiy r MW7-1
[Flora of the Kirghiz S.S.R.; guide to plants of the Kirghiz S.S.R.]
Flora Kirgizakoi SSR; opredelitell rastenii Kirglzskoi SSR.. Frunze,
Izd-vo AN Kirgizakot SSR. Vol-7- 1957. 642 p. (KIRA 10;9)
(Arghizistan-Botany)
A)'5 K' /1
/Oz , , ~~
USSR/General Biology ,ion, B-7
Abti Jour : Ref Zhur - Diolij No 7o 1958# 28615
Autbor : Vvedenskiy, A.I~
Inst
Title Discussion of Species,
Orig Pub Izvo AN UzSSR.. Ser. biol.., 1957, 11o 2, 41-48
Abstract In discussion uf species (S) the min subject is the theo-
ry of S ii 7,'elf.' The concept of S will be arbitrary if
the relationship of S to evolution is not shown. In the
author's opinion,, it is incorrect to include in the con-
cept of S such criteria as crosspollination ability or
lack of it, methods of breeding and creation of intraspe-
cies variations, duration of existence of S, or the con-
capt of S as a form of existence of living matter. It J3
suggested that S be defined as a phenomenon of evolution,
wE.ich :while being simultaneously the first and last link
of the evolutionary process.. consists of a conjunction of
Card 1/2
USSR/General Biology - Evolutions B-7
Abs Jour F'of Zhur - Biol... 110 7, 1958, 28615
generations, temporarily constant in their properties
(features) due to internal or external isolationj while
maintaining definite conditions of ontogenesis of indi-
viduums included in its"
It is emphasized that with the ai4 of a morphologo-cco-
logo- geographical method, concrete S my clearly be
ascertained in nature.
Card 2/2
HOCHAiRSW, V.P.; BUTKOV, A.Ta.;JUDENZIT, A.I.; DROBOV, V.P. (deceased];
KOROVIN, Ye.P.. skademik; KOR0TKOVA_,_Ye_.Y~.; KUMTASW, S.S.
[deceasedh LINCHNYSKIT, I.A.; NAM. P.N.; PAZIT, T.K.; PCIPOT,
M.G. '[deceased); MUNOV, 7.N.; SUMMICH, G.P. [deceased]; 7AKMV,
K.Z., glavnyy red.; KUZAFAROV, A.M., red.; CHERNUVSFATA, I.B.,
red.izd-va; SHOLINIKOVA, B.11h., red.izd-va; BARTSUA, V.P., tekhn.red.
CFlora of Usbakistan] Flora Uzbekistana. Tashkent, Izd-vo Akad.
nauk Usbekskoi SM. VoIA, Red.toma A.I.Vvedenakii. Sost.V.P.
Bochantsev i dz. 1959. 506 p. (MIRA 13:8)
1. AN UzSEa (for Korovin, Zakirov). 2. Uzbekskaya Akedemiya sellsko-
khozynystvannykh nauk (for Zakirov).
(Uzbekistan--Dicotyledons)
BONDAPENKO., 0-1l.; VVrDl2lSKJ'YY-,A.I.p karj. fliol. MUX, 0tv, red.;
rea,
[Key for identification of the bighe plants of the
r,
Ka-"Alcalpak A. Opredalitel I vysshikh rastenii
Karaltalpakii, Tashk;-,rty lzd-vo I'llauka" Uz3MR, 1964.
302 p. NIRA 18:3)
NIKITINA, Ye.V.1- AYDAROVA, H.A.; DZWIAYEVA, V.I,',.; UBUKEYEVA, A.U.;
ARMEVA, Z.S.,- SUDNITMA, I.G.; SULTANOVA, R.M.; GORMILOVA,
N.V.; TKACF.EIIKO, V.I.; FILATOVA, N.S.; CFERNEVA, O.Y.;
VYE L . nauchn. red.; VYKIIODTSF,*V, I.V.,. otv. red.
,
(Flora of the Kirghiz S.S.R.; a guide to the plarts of the
KirhJ.z S.S.R.] Flora Kirgizakoi S!Rj opredelitell rastenil
Kirgizakoi SM. Frunza, Illms Vol.11. 1965. 606 1).
(11111A 18ill)
RIXITIRA, Ye.V.; AYDAROVA, R.A.; KASHCHZXKO, L.I.; UBUK9WA, A.U.;
POPOTA, L.I.; TXACEMIKO. V.1.; GOLOV1:OVA, A.G., SHPOTA, Te.I.;
YIWOVA, H.S.; SHARASHOVA, V.S,;_TV1D1H51IT, A.I., nauchnyy red.;
VYKHOIFZSZV, I.V., red.;
[Flora. of the Kirghiz S.S.R.1 key to the plants of the Kirghiz
S.S.R.) Flora Kirgizakoi SSR; opredelitell rastenii Kirgizekoi
;'So t:~-3J.11Wt1na i dr. lauchn.red. A I-Jvedenskii. Yrunze,
S~ff 13 0 0
Izd-vo Akad.nauk Kirgisokoi SSR. Vol.8, (The carrot, dogwood, winter-
green, heath, primrose. leadwort, olive, gentian. dogbone, milkweed$
and morning-glory families) Samoistva: sontichnye, kizilovye,, grushan-
kovye. vereakovye, pervotevetaye, avinchatkovyo, moslinovye. gore-
chavkovye, kutrovye, lastovnevye, vliunkovya. 1959. 222 p. Vol.9.
[The imint and nightshade families] Semeistvs: gubotsvetnys 1, pasle-
novye. 1960. 213 P. (MIRA 13:7)
(Kirghizistan-Dicotyledons)
.-'MD=XIY,,A.L;-GRIGORIYEV, YU.S.; KNORRING, I.G.; MCHETOVICH,
V.19; OVCHINNIKOV, P.H.; FILATOVA, I.F.1,CHUKAVINA, A.P.;
WIELIP M.Ye., tekhn. red.
(Flora of the Tajik S.S.R.IFI,ora Tadzhikskoi SSR. Glav. red.
P.N.-Ofahinnikov. Moakva, Izd-vo AN SSSR. Vol.2.(Cyperaceae -
Orchidaceae]Osokovye-Orkbidnye. 1963. 454 P. (MIRA-16:83
(Tajikistan-Monocotyledons)
BONDARENKOJ, O.N.; BUTKOV, A.Ya.j VVEDENSKIY, A. .; KOVALEVSKAYA, S.S.;
NABIUV, M.M,; CHERNEVA, O.V.;- NURAT.DINOVA, M.R., red.;
GORIKOVAYA., Z.P., tekhn. red.
(Flora of Uzbekidtan] Flora Uzbekistana. Tashkent, I2d-vo
Akad. nauk UzSSR. Vol.6. 1962. 629 p. (MIRA 16:5)
(Uzbekistan-Compositae)
NIKITINAp Ye.V.; AYDAROVAt R.A.; UBUKEYEVAI A.U.; FIIATOVAj N.S.;
.SUDIIITSYNAI 1.0,; TKACMIKOp Vol.; SILWSHOVA) V,S.;
KASECMKO " L.I.; SHFMA., Ye.l.; Y-VPEV5XIX-,,-A.,j�j-_AauchMy
red.; VYKHODTSEV,-I.V.'s otv. red.; SORONBAYEVA., N.V.,, red.
izd-va; ANOKffINAj M.G., tekhn. red,
(Flora of the Kirghiz S.S.R.; classification key of the plants
of the'Urghiz S.S.R. ]Flora Kirgizskoi SSSR; opivdelitell ra-
stenii Kirgizekoi SSSR. Soot. E.V.NikitJna i dr. Wauchn. red.
A.I.Vvedonakii. Immy 'Izd-vo Akad,nauk Kirgizekoi SSR.
Vol.10. (Familiest Cuscutaceaep Polemoniaceae, Boruginaceae,
Verbenacoaep Scrophulariaceae, Bignoniaceae, Orobautbaceae,
Lentibulariaceae, Plantaginaceaem Rubiaceaes Caprifoliaceae,
Adoxacoaep Valerianaceae' Yorinaceae, Dipsacaceaev C-ucurbitaccae,
Camparmlaceaes Lobe3iaceae) Semeistva: Povilikovyeo Siniukhovye..
Burachnikovyes Verbenovyeo Norichnikovyep Bignonievye, Zaras;i-
khovyel Puzyrchatkovye, Podorozhnikovye, Harenovyep Zhimolostrye,
Adoksovyep Valerianovyep Morinovyoo Vorsiankovyej Tykvonnyo,
Kolokollchikovyo, Lobolievyo. 1962. 387 p. (M3RA 1519)
(Kirghizistan-Dicotyledons)
BONDARMIKOO O.N.; MTKOV, A.Ya.; )a~~~1-4-D--IODOVP V-P-
[decaased); ZAYI.%V, K.Z.; KOVAIEVSY%AYA, S.S.; LINCHEVSKIY,
I.A.; IIABIYEV, Y.M.; PAZIY, V.K.; ROMKOVA, 0.1.; CHM,'EVA, O.Y.;
MiO11111, Ye.P., MUFAIROV, A.M., akad., red.;
EYDELIMMI, A.S.,, red.; RAKHMOVA, M.D., red.; GORIKOVAYA, Z.P.,
tekhn. red.
[Flora of Uzbelcisiau) Flora Uzbekistana. Tashkent, Izd-vo Akad.
nauk Uzbekiskoi =. V01-5. 1961. 666 p. (MIRA 15:3)
(Uzbekietan-Dicotyledono)
RRLGIN, H.S., professor, zaveduyushahiy;-.V..VEWSXIY, A.N.
Anatomicophysiological changes in the skin of dogs with unilateral decortica-
tion. V*eot.ven.i derm. no.4:16-17 Jl-Ag 153. (MMA 6:9)
I.Kafedra kozhnykh i venericheakikh bolezney Ivanovskogo meditsinskogo insti-
tuta. (skin) (Brain)
Vi"m 'UT, A~Oop professore'
so 1, 11 amrami"';
IBook on the history of Russlan medicine ("At the sources of RusslAn
madicine#* R&S.Kavatak7l, KoP.Balytak3d. Reviewed by A*O* Vvedonalkyl)
Vianft AN UOR 86 no;2:73-75 7 155. (MM 8:4)
(Iravetak7i, R.B.) (Balytak7i, X.P,) (Madicina-History)
VVEDC1V1re+y4
" + P.
WLIS-BOROX, V.I.; VVNIMISKAYA, A.V.
Investigation of focal stresses of the Uait epleentral, zone.
TrudrGeof.inst. no.25:113-123 134. (MIRA 7:12)
(Xbait--Seismolof7)
1.
VVEDENSKIY, ~, akademik; SHAUMYAN, L.
Universe in alphabetic order. Nauka I zhiznl 30 no.3:55-39 Mr
163. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Glavnyy redaktor Bol'shoy sovetskoy entsiklopedii'(for Vvedenskiy).
2. Zamestitell glavnogarredaktora Bol'shoy sovetskoy OntsIA.30pe4ii
(f or swain) .
- (Encyclopedias and distionaries, Russian)
IASTENSKIY, Boris Alekseyevich
"An Approach to the Problem of the Propagation of Ultrashort Waves," Vestnik
tooreticheskoy i experimentallnoy clektroteklmiki (Hezmld of Theoretical and
Experimental Electrical Engineering), No. 12, and Vestnik, elektrotekhniki
(Iferald of Electrical Engineering), 1930, No. 3.
Bol'shaya Sovetskaya Entslk1opediya, Vol. VII, 2nd ed., Moscow, 1949
A.1ekA-e~my1ch and Landsberg, G. S.
"Modern Teachings Conceming Yagnetism," (Sovremennoe ucheniye o ragestizme),,
19A
Bol'shaya Sovetskaya Entsiklopediya, Vol. VII, ~~sccw, 1949
VVE.TENSKIY, Boris Alekseyevich
"Fizicheskiye yavleniya vkatcOnykh lampakh " (Physical Phenomena in Cathode
Tubes), Fourth '.Edition, Moscow-Leningrad, 1932.
Bollshaya Sovetskaya Entsiklopediya, Vol. VII, Moscow, 1949
VVEDEIBM, Boris Alekseyevich
"Principles of' the Propagation of Radio Waves,"--sets forth Vvedenzkiy's work
on the propagation of ultrushort waves, 1934. .
"The Propagatilon of Ultrabhort Radio Waves,", 1934
Bollshaya Sovetskaya Entsiklopediya, Vol. W, 2nd ed., Moscow, 1949
'ArEDENSKIY,-Boris Aleks-eyqvIch
"!Mhe Diffraction Propagation of Radio Waves," Zhurnal teldmicheskoy fiziki
('Toumal of Applied Physics),_1?3~, Vol. 6, No. i and II and 1937, Vol, 7,
No. 16.
Bollshaya Sovetskaya Entsiklopediya, Vol. VII, 2nd ed., Moscow, 1949
VVDI)ETISKIY, Boris Aleksyevich and A. G. Arenberg
"The Propagation of Ultrashort Eadio Waves," 2nd Edition, Moscow, 1938
Bollshaya Sovetskaya Entsiklopediya, Vol. VII, 2nd ed., Moscow, 1949
VVEDEIEKIY. Bwis Alekseyevich
"An Approach to the Problem of the Effect
Points upon the Field of 'Ultraahort Radio
This II, No. 1-2
7- 6, -Tc" - F,-~ -
Bollshaya Sovetskaya Entsiklopediya, Vol.
of Altitutde of the Corresponding
Waves and Phase Relationships in
VII, 2nd ed.) Moscow, 1949
'r-.F ITj - -Cv- -r P.A.
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F. K. V. i n faznwr' h rnotnor! en v ctr-,m vc1c. (Zhurnal
f i:, i 1-1 , 191a, v. 11, nt,. 1-2 1-i lli~~vra! li,r)
T! t1c ~r. : Tnf- rnin f,actor f-ind r-1,111pir of till
r
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Lj.l.rarty
t-P~: i~ eronaut Ica I '-ci,-:nce.., and Av i r~n i r, thr `ovit~t 'ri-lon,
C'mIr-re.-r , 19~-
WIFIVI""SKII, D. A.
RT-13_45 CThe the 4-1, ht -gain factor and phwx., relationship -'n ME fiel-7 K vo;=s7a
0
o vli-ia,di vysoty :.-,m]j~tcri na pule 1I.K.V. -11 o fazo-r,,,:h-
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"Present Inportance of Radio" Vast. Ak. Nauk SSSR, go. 90 1944.
Report U-11.660, 24 Jado 1952#
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VVE'Da-11-31141
RMIS
A. S. Popov- izobretately radio. CA.S. Popov- the inventor o" radIp2.LektsHa -r,>-
chitannida po tsiklu IT--monosovskle chteniia" v deka-~re 1945 g. I.bskva, 1948. 31 P.
Cty CU 14H DLC: 31avic unclas3.
Sovetsk-Le uchenye prodoizhalut delo A,3, Popova. ne Soviet scientists continue the
work of A.2% llopov77. (Radio, 1948, no. 5, p. 4-5~- DI.C: TK540-R76
SO: S,viet Transportation and Communications, LB~ib rakhZ,Library of Congress,
.ILS&__ _
Gf;"r-er~c7department , WashingtoE, 1951, Unclassified.
VVE WM t RAIASHOIA, V. 1. , AcademlclanB
Section on Scientific SolutIon of Problems in Electric Communications, Academy of Sciences,
USSR. "Caloulation of 'Non-Reflecting Coating' in a Wave Guide.,, Iz. Ak. Nauk SSSR, Wel.
Tekh..Nauk,, No. 7-8,, 1945. ,3utmitted 4 Jun 1945.
Report U-1582, 6 Dee 1951,
VVEDENSX1Y. B. A., ARENBERG, A. G.
Academicians. Section on Scientific Solution of Problems in Electric Communicat Ions,
AcadevW of Sciences, USSR; Military FlectrJcal Eng. (Red Banner) Acaderq of Comnunica-
tions of the Red ArEys "Regular Radio Wave Guides." Iz. Ak. IIPuk SSSR, Otdel. Tekh
Nauk, No. 9, 1945. Submitted 11 June 1945.
VVEIrETSKM!) B. A. and AMIMPERG, G. A.
"Electric and Magnetic Field CoLponents of Electromagnetic waves," Trudy
I
Voen Elektrotekh Akad 3vazi, No 11, 1945.
Military Electrical Engineering (Red Banner) AcadenW of Com=ications imeni S. M.
Budenniy (VKAS)
VVRDENSKIY, Boria Alckoeyevich and Arenberg, A. G.
"Radio Wave-Guides" (Radiovolnovody), part I, Mosccv-Lettingrad,J946.
Bollchaya SovetBkaya Entsiklopediya, Vol. VII, 2nd ed., Moscow, 1949
WEDENSIE:dp B. A.
Fisicheiskie onnovy radiolakatsii. jbysical principles of radar7. (Priroda., 1946,
no. 3, p. 11-22, illus.),
DLC: Q4.PS
Ot grozootmetchika do radiolokatora. LIFrom storm indicator to radar7, (Radio, 1946,
n0# 1, Pe 4-8)o
DLCt TK540.R76
Padiolokatolia. ftada.O. (Za oboronu,, 1946, no. 7-8, p. 16).
DLC: TK504-Z3
S03 �gZkpt Transportation and Comiunications, &ALbuogra_ , Ubrary of Congress,,
phy
Reference Departmentp Washingtonp 1952, Unclassified.
VVDF,14SKIY, B. A.
MONVOW
"Radio Predictions and thei.r Practical Application to the Calculation of O.perating
Frequencies," publishod in Russian periodical Izvestiya Akad. Nally. SSSR, Otdel. Tckh.
flauk, Eo. 9, Sep 46-. (Vvedpnskiy is with the Section on the Scientific Solution
of Pr6blems in Electricr,l Co--i~-wiicatlons, Adad. Sci., USSR; submitted article 15 Jun 45)
SOs W-169, 15 Dee /+7
VVEDRISK~ B. A.
Nashi raboty po rasprostraneniiu ultra-korotkikh voln. (In
Akademiia Nauk SSSR. IUbilainyi sbornik posviashchennyi
tridtsatiletiiu Velikoi oktaibrIskoi sotsialisticheskoi revoliutsii.
Moskva, 1947. Part II. p. 598-619, bibliography)
Title tr4i Our research in ultrashort wave propagation.
Q111-45
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Union, Library of
Congress, 1955;
VBM/Acad Sol Aug 1947
Amin
metals
"June Meetine of Department of Technical Solences"
"Vest Akad Nauk SSSH" No 8
Academician B. A. Vvedenskly presided over the Jun
ma7atIng of the Department of Technical Sciences. Firs
article submitted. for reading vas by A. A. Boohvar
on dependence of fire resistance of aluminum alloys
upoa their structure and composition. Other artiolas
submitted by M. P. Kootenko, and S. V. Sorensen,
Ukrainian AcadeW of Sciences.
57T7
0 Develoyment Her 194T
Radio Waves -. Proptgation
"Thirty Years of Soviet Radio Ph7Mcs, B. A. Vveden-
M. 1. Poncanrev, 17 pp
Ovapekhillz Nauk" Vol,1=11., No 3
Ives blitcrical account of development of radio
t4ahn I qUes,' particularly ridio pbysics, in Soviet
thilm 4191nig -past 30'7eara. Briefly -discusses scisn-~,
t1sta Vho:~'bave lwed.~actlve in f ollowing fields: on-
~111&tions vith luai~ed constants, vith distributecl
66b"4A lit R, ~electicmignetIc radlationo, and propW-
ti~m Qf r;Aio.v&fes. Note-that these scientlite ~kvs,
isen vwking tomeet Stalin's demands thet 'So viet
50T100
Vot)ro.,,-,,, ra,-prortranenita uIltral'k-rotkikii voln.
1114 P., -dlnt., I'lables.
Titlfn tr. : Problems of nitra ~7 ort--a-vv
SO t Aerpm- ulAml Sdcriccn Avlat.lon in the 6r)vJ(!t utflonLlYrarY of
Conpretr,
14
A
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VVEDENSKIY, Boris Alekseyevich and Arenberg, A. G.
"Pibblems- of the Propagation of Ultrashort Waves," (Voprosy mprostran-eniya
Part IL, MOSCOV
%Ultrakontkikh voln), ' 1948..
Bol'shaya Sovetskaya Entsiklopediya, Vol. VII, 2nd ed., Moscow, 1949
9a 6 Pk )j1fi9T3
Wwk of SOFM I"U* IN the ram of pfumsum
Uwemmd am& Wax". -11
10*4 .1-1 kc A ~ se I.,
Pit llof,favAphy. ini. Sli-ASI lovii'm 1.1"I
of,.v at i"rOwflo"A cArrord odt fly .14.6slof ow"Iml
donnittIm LGO x.$ V~Amaf "IA-6 andekst %%S%r&-ncfh,,
Vvedertakiy, B. A., "Radio in the USSR." Symposium) "To Ioeif Viscarionovich
Stalin, From the Academy of Sciences USSRy" Academy of Sciences USSR, 1949.
USSR/Radio Mar/Apr 49
M-Wio "lave:sp 311f
Mew BookWl p
"Radio tekh 11 Illo 2
Reviews oJx books, inclurling "Radio En~~n,!,irlnu Eensurerniomts of Ctntlzeterl'laves If
0 1 3
B.A. Dobrckhotov "ProbItris of tht Propa--.Itlon of Ultra-short "laveoll
.1 by ~. A.
Vvecfenskiy- and A. G. Ai--.nb,-rLr,, aril "Yo,lim Papir Condcns~rtn,ll by V. T. Re; ne.
PA 50/49T102
TA 45A9T?
-7
USMI/Academy of Sciences Apr 49
*Session of the Department of Technical Sciences,
Academy of Sctenceu~ Leningrad" 2 pp
'Iz Ak Nauk SSSR, Otdol Tekh Nauk" No 4
Conference vas dedicated to hie'tory of Soviet Eoience
and engineering. Aced B. A. Wedenskly noted ~mpor-
tanoe of obmpillng history of great.-acoompliahhents
of Soviet science and engineering. rA. A. AndronoT
submitted a report, "I. A. Vya~negradekly and His Role
In Establishing the Theory of Autowtio Regulation."
45/49n
USSR/Radto - Ha7
hg
lbmaio waives llropagiLtion
Oscillations, Nonlinear
"T~ogress of Soviet Radio Phyaics,' Acad.
B. A. Vvedenekly, 2 pp
"Radio" No-5
Most ccmplete treatment of a nwnbOr Of problems
In vave propagation was given by Acad V. A. Folt
(1945). Soviet scholars (Academiclans L. I.
-Mandellebtam.- N. D. Papaileksi., N. M. Irylov,
A. A. Andronov, Carr Mem N. N. Bogolyuboy, anti
others) established a new region in theory of
44149TIO4
I I
USM/jRadlo (Contd) May 49
o6c so-called- theory of nonlinear
oscillations. G. A-.-Winbarg's work, "Selected
Problems in the Nathemtical Theory of 31^-etr-tq-_.
and Magnetic Phencmwm," Is an exiimple of the
use of theoretical physics in solving proble"
arising in radio engineering and related fields.
ol~
tn
MMY
r sciences
)es 1 7,2"pp
~i~ltiWt.SSSR,.Otdel'Tiekb'Naukn No 5
wooti Of
91 levAg 'ng" the -vept Otr Tvch scij
'Ollaving,ter4rte vare sul=itted: B. A. "iredesit., .~l
OResults of',the -Scientific iesearch A~tlvltjj
tMelit for 1048,* L.
lk~'Nplw.matliod,for batermining the Best Dimensiond
'or. Bridge Zpans, W, P. A_nirreg~iar
2- _4_=~ ~ls
6ilons~iz '`.tha Mw&y of 711tration, and V. Z -
51/4?Te
6ii/"' ie~j of Sciences .(Contd) 49
'I.a.sov.ts.liCon talo,Z~ in Ahe Theo Iry of
WEr6W7(b_d_s and'Shel2s.
P,'. ;52/49,T12
US'WcAcadzw of z"ciemcco
Scia'ace Jun hg
"Vorks Publiched.in 19148 by AcrAdmAciam., ConecOunli., U=bernp asd 6ther ~citnt:Uric
CoLUIvratorp of the Departmeft of ",cchnical rclcnceb~cc~4)lcto lAvQU' 3.2 pp
",It tl--t lla'& tump Owel '40141 liatik" NO
InCludoa the bookat &o Ae Khriptiamvichp V. -0* Galfpcrin,, U* Do MMibaclichikovs, r-nd
L& A. Sizonov's "App~Ued Gas Vfnamicap" pablivacd by Can At-.roh.Wrodpwrdtcs Imt; I.
ChamWle,"Subaurfacc llydromechonics"i Do 11. Yurlye-vle "Vortcx Thcvry of Ailropcilmu'.11
publ-tsbcd. by IM Acronaut Ebr, Acad imoid -li&ovsldyj w4 B. I,. VvwcnsU- - and
J., G. Arcmbicr6la "?rVolems in Ultrashort4mve Pro no" Adva~~m 0. T."
Polivarle ftrticle; "n r El-cctri atc~- Aid
(n5udovtroycni:rcj," No 1,* 1911,B).
VMVISKV I, Boris Aleks I/, vich
I Ir
Radiotekhmika v SSSR. [Radio engineering in the USSRJ.
(Radio, 1950, no. 5, p. 4-5).
DM TK540.R76
SO: �22:k.-_t Transportation and Communications, & Bibljograph-v, Library of Congress,
Reference Department, Washington, 1952, Unclassified.
VVEDMIKIIj B. A.
BO A's Vvedonskii,, academician& In memory'of Sorgai Ivanovich Vavilov, the
outstanding scientist of the Stalin epoch, P. 324
&a Aced, of Sciangeo. Izve 4j
SO: bo"101&4-91 +
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