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ACCES9YON PiRt AP3005686 S/0146/63/006/004/013710144
AUTHOR: Yary*shey, N. A.
TITLE: Dynamic properties of various bodies under convective -conductive
heat exchange
SOURCE: IVUZ. Priborostroyanlye, v, 6, no. 4, 1963,, 1137-144
TOPIC TAGS: heat exchange, convective heat exchange, conductive heat
exchange
ABSTRACT: The heating of various pieces of equipment (temperature feelers,
thermistors, transistors, thermoanemometers. microcalorimetera, etc.)
depends upon conductive, convective, and radiative heat.exchange with the gas or
liquid ambient medium. By schematizing the real objects and processes, equa-
tions are set up that describe simple heating and cooling of~ a body, internal heat
generation, and variable ambient temperature. The equations can be used in
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18987-63
ACCESSION NR: AP3005686
,calculating the body temperature under various heat-e*change conditions.
Orig. art. has; I figure and 37 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy institut tochnoy mekhaniki i optiki (Len grad
Institute of Fine Mechanics and Optics)
SUBMITTED: 090ct6Z DATE ACQ: 06Sep63 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: GE, IE NO REF SOV: 002 OTHER: 000
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YARYSHEV, N.A.
Determining the mean volume temperature under trawlent heat
transfer conditions. Inzh,-fiz,zhuro 6 no.lOs6l-66 0 163.
(MIRA 16:11)
1. Institut tochnoy mekhaniki i optil--i, Leningrad.

11-66
NRt AP6015567 (A) SOURCE CODE: UR/0146/66/009/002/0123/0125
AUMOR: Ispiryan, R. A.; Yermakov, B. r.; Y2ashev,,_M,,.._,A.
ORG: Leningrad Institute of Precision Mechanics and Opti a (Leningrads~iy,;,Institut
tochnoy mekhaniki I optiki)
TITIX:~ An arg -arc heat source for high temperature research
SOURCE: IVUZ. Priborostroyeniye, v. 9. no. 2. 19669 123-125
TOPIC TAGS: high temperature research, electric arc, argon, heat source
ABSTRACT: Data are given from experimental tests of an argon-are source with a power
of up to 20 kw designed for thermophysical research (see figure). An electric arc is
struck between electrode I (the cathode) and nozzle 3 (the anode) which beats the ar-
gon injected into the nozzle cavity through aperture S. This results in jet 4 which
is the source of heat. Power is Increased by using an additional copper or graphite
nozzle 9 to which a p t1ve potential is applied after ignition. The arc is struck
r hitlfo tungsten rod 10 into the cavity of the first nozzle 3 until
by introducing g 2? r
it makes contact with electrode 1. A graph is given showing the specific therinal flux
of the output Jet as a function of the electric ~6,;cr of the source. The heat flux
15 mm from the cutoff of the output nozzle is 6.4o106 w/m2 for an argon flow rate of
UDC: 621.365.2
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1--electrode (catho&-); 2--insulation
3--first nozzle (anode); 4--jet;
sleeve,
? 5--argon input; 6--vater input; 7--water
outlet; 8--insulating liner; 9--second
nozzle., 10--graphite or tungsten rod.
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1.77 M3/hr. Thi temperature of the jet is'at least,'7000'OK. It should be possible
to increase the power of the source still further by using additional anodes. Ori
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AUTHOR: Yaryshev,
TIT
LE. f a thermometer with an allowance for heat
transfer and radiation
SOURCE: Izmeritelinaya tekhnika, no. 5, 1965, 20-22
TOPIC TAGS: temperature measurement, thermometer
ABSTRACT: The results are reported of an analytical inveBtigation. of an idealiz
tempprature-sensing element placed in a stream of gas flowing In a channel. This
approximate equation of complex heat exchange of such a sensor is developed:
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"Theoretical foundations of Lwrestigation methods for then7gil parawtcrt; of
materials in the monotonic temperature-variation regime."
report submitted for 2nd All-Union Conf on Heat & Mass Transfer, Minsk, 4-12
may 1964.
Leningrad Inst of Precision VL~chanics & OptiCB.

SOV/44 58 4 3288
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Natematika, 1958, Nr 4,
p 143 (USSR)
AUTHOR: 'YarYsheva, I. M,
TITLE: Finite Difference Methods of Solving Goursat's Problem
(KonechnoraznostrwA metody resheniya zadachi Gursa)
PERIODICAL: Nauchno-tekhn. inform. byul..Leningr. politekhn.
in-t, 1957, Nr 5, pp 35-40
ABSTRACT: The author examines the problem of the numerical solution
of Goursat's problem:
by the analogous methods of Adams and Cowell. The computation
scheme:
If Aot, t)~I, (2)
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is given where h is a mesh step along the x axis and k along
the t axis. A proof is given for the theorem on stability and
convergence for scheme (2) in the case when f(x, t, Vj =
c(x, t)U(x, t) +~O (x,t ). The possibility is noted of deriving
analogous theorems also in the case when f(x, t U) is a nonlinear
function of U. If the right part of problem (1) has the form:
f(x, t. U) +b(x, t)U-t,-,(x, t)U , then it is possible to construct
schemes analogous toxschemes (~), for which the stability theorem
will be valid. The values of U(x,t) on the initial layers are
considered to be known and the problem of finding them is not
studied.
N. K. Chukhrukidze
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Incidence of syphilis in foreign countries and the state of its
control (Review of the literature), Vast, darm. i van. no.10:"
33-40 161. (MIRA 14:12)
(SYPHILIS)
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TURANOV N. M. _~MY~M~VAI K. G.
Incidence of gonorrhea and its current control in foreign
countries. Vest. derm. i ven. no.6:38-48 '61.
(MIRA 15.
(GONORRHEA)

TMANOV.. U.M.; YARYSHEVA, K.G.
Incidence of venereal diBeases In capita-lintic countri-:j, V~,I;t. der=.
i ven. 38 no.6t75-80 Je 164- (MIRd 1.8-6)

1.6-66
ACC NRs o26898 SOURCE CODE: UR 0062 65 012 219 2198
AUTHOR: Reshetova, M. D.; Yar-isheya, L. M.; Perevalora, E. G.; Nesmeyariov, A. N.
ORG: Moscow State University im. Lomonosov (Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet)
TITLE: Synthesis of certain substituted ferrocenvlcarbino~sl
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya., Seriya khimicheskaya, no. 12, 1965, 2196-2196
TOPIC TAGS: chemical synthesis, ferrocene, hydrolysis, methylation
ABSTRACT: . This is a continuation ot a p'~evious investigation (PEREVAIDVAY'l"'
'which deals with the synthesis of hateroannular chloro-, bromo- and cyano-
;(alpha-oxyetbyl) ferroconos and (alpha-oxypropyl) forroceno by roducing the
icorrosponding acy1forrocenes with LiAl~4. The compounds thus obtained were;.
il,11-ohloracotylforrocone, 1,11-chloro(alpha-oxyethyl)forrocone, I'll-
ibromo(alpha-oVothyl)forrocene, 1,11-eyano(alpha-oxyetkyl)ferrocone, and
.i,il-carbometho2W(alpha-oi7ethyl)ferrocone. 1,11-eyano(alpha-oxyethyl)
:ferrocone was converted to i.il-carbomethoxy(alpha-oxyothyl)ferrocone by
alkaline-hydrolysis and subsequent mothylation with diazomethano.
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YARYSIMA P.D.- AYZENSHTARK) E.A.
Preparing medical reports'vith the tape recorder. Zdrav. Ros.
Feder. 5 no.7:33-34 JI 161. (MA 14:7)
1. Iz Rostovskogo-na-Donu gorodskogo onkologicheskogo dispansera
(tlavnyy vrach P.D.Yarysheva).
(MEDICAL RECORDS)

USSR/General Problems of Pathology - Txwors. Comparative U
Oncolo6y. Tt=rs of Man
Abs Jour Ref 21wr Diol., No 6, 1959, 27563
Author Jarzonskas J.
Inst
Title A Case of Sarcona of the Stomach
Orig Pub Sveika-tos apsaurp, 1956, Ila 2, 34-35
Abstract No abstract.

USSR Ger~eral Problems of Pathology. Tumors. Nervous U
System.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 22, 1958, 102567.
Author : Jarzemskas, J.
Inst :'Kauna"_edrc_a_l Institute.
Title On the Problem of Metastatic Spreading of Malig-
nant Tumors.
Orig Pub: Kauno med. inst. darbai, 1957, 3, 63-68.
Abstract: 1 ml of an emulsion of Brown-Pierce tumor was In-
troduced to rabbits (19); the vagal nerve in the
neck region was stimulated by means of electric
current in 3 rabbits. The life span of rabbits
subjected to stimulation is shorter. The data in
respect to metastatic spreading is not clear, --
From the author's reaume,
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USSR/Genc-ral 2roblens of PatholoL7 - 'kamrs. Tumor of kj~'.
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Us Jour : Ref L'hur - Biol.. j No 21, 1953, 98341
Aut1hor : YtirmhaimIcas, 1.10', Lyw'u-'"us, L.Yu.'
Inst
Title On the Study of Chore~oim*
Orig Pub : Vopr. oifltolordi, 1953, 41 '10 1; 80-83
Abstract : Dcscri--I)'ion of 3 cases of clijrCom in patients 40 a:-
46 yeart; of aGm. III all 3 cases, chordoms ImC. a
nant course with bone Cocti-uct-i'm and crcrwth int,.) svw-
roiuiclia,; tissue. Dcpan(Uii- o- localization of procv:;5)
L.j It
they Cisruptedl the Amctions .3f nearby orcpns
of paralysis uf loiter extrerAties ane.
Of S7mll pelvis). rL'Lru:)r-, !:)cMlized in zyc?orml-lic
(Ist case), in the ref;i,a ;.'L' ltwibar vertebrae ("-'lc. case)
anC. in the rerdon of aacmi (3rd case). The si,,.;AAVica:icc
of biopsy for a chor(I,.-,;'m ic streasoO., Ii 2
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AUTHORS: Nikishov, A.B., Kurganov, G.V, and Yarzhemksaya,
Engineers.
TITIX: influence of deep anodizing on the fatigue strength
of the aluminiumalloys, AK-4 and BA-17.
(Vliyaniye glubokogo anodirovaniya na ustalostnuyu
prochnost' alyuminiyevvkh splavov AK-4 and VD-17)
PERIODICAL: Metallovedeniye i.0brabotka Metallov, 1957, No.12,
pp. 66-68 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Institute of Physical Chemistry Ac.Sc., U.S.S.R.
(Institut FizicheskOy Thimii AN SSSR~ has studied the
physical and chemical properties of thick anodised layers
obtained at below freezing point temperatures in a
sulphuric acid electrolyte. Thus produced films have a
high hardness and wear resistance, a high porosity,
lubricant capacity, heat resistance, good anti-corrosive
properties and also good thermal and electrical insulation
properties. The authors considered it of great interest
to study the influence of deep anodising on the fatigue
strength of aluminium. components operating under
conditions of vibration and, therefore, the aim of the
work described in'this paper was'to establish the
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"Celestine In the Cambrian Deposits of the Angar
Region," Ya. Ya. Yarzhemskiy, All-Union Soi Res Inst
of Halurgy, 3 pp
"Dck Akad Nauk SSSR, Nova Ser" Vol LX, No 2
Dsecribes results of studies made on the slate levels
of the Cambrian 3Ayers of the southeastern boundary
regions of the Siberian platform, by means of shafts
sunk in the vicinity of Balaya, Polovina, Station on
the Nast Siberian Railway, the confluenoe of the
Belaya. and Irkut RiTers, and arou~.d the southwestern
regions of Iake Baykal. Submitted by Academioian'D..
S. Bely&*inp 11 Feb 1948.
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'Concerning the Origin'of Inder Borates," Ya. Ya..
~ I YarzhemskiY, 3 PP
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Discusses A..V. Nikolayev's book,. "A
Physicochemical
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Study of Natural Borates Book, very valuable',as &
pbysicochem-Ical study, explains natural processes
Im formation of main borates of Inder upheaval. aon-~
icept presinted of transformation of kaliborite ifito;

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114min), anti the 'itincenc Pic-Carliathian dep(&its of
Stelonill, secondary quartz (often in rosocite-like aggre-
Ratel) is Observed. in intimate connection with the salt-
clay which forms inictlayers and micraveirtlets in the
k %alt. Its taragenessis is charactetized by
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of I i magnesite, itith x. I.WJ) and short-prismatic anhydrite,
ill a typical tpigelletir There is no doubt that
Hica hydrogel, probably
the quartz crystd. frown a 4
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high-disriew particles of the mIt-orlity nften appear not
only on the toutfini:4 (of the qnartz cryqtaf,4 but atto included
in their intetior. Mica, eslocrially hydrromiat anti wcF)nd-
ary Chlorite, are wmairrics i)b%rrvt-rf Ili a very high diq-
rersity. biolite Is alwayit dercomild. The i)to)lllcm of the
epittinclic gnartz (-ry%tn. k intimately cOnnected with the
2 file eLty frsmatiton unit its diUCH"It. Since
.r 1 reactions CA tern,
the high iml C-
ability Of (he Clay iinrK41CS 9 tllOrOUgh
ritrulalitin ill swints. in the %alt mck, thcre niust have
liern more If" roractiOns; Of the salt with the setlitnent
clay mium1n. NfgCI,, was hydrnlyzed, anti the free 14,27,
famned In this way may have reacted with the biotite of
q! the clay. fulnuiulf chlorite and colloidal siticat hydrate.
which later was pptd., and changed to ch"cony and
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USSR/Geology Petrography 21 jun 49
Potassium Deposits
"Problem of the Polyhalite in Deposits of Potaa-
sium Salto," Ya. Ya. Yarzhemakiy, 4 pp
,-"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LXVI' No 6
On basis of.geological studies., personal field ob-
servation in Kalush, Stebnik, and Inder potassium
deposits, author concludes primary polyhalite is
formed directly In oalt-fomlng baoine. lie aloo
.istablishes that processes of secondary polyhalite
formation are very prevalent in almost the entire
set of halogen6us formations of potassium deposits.
-Introduces data to support conclusions. Submitted
1~b Acad D S. Belyankin 12 Apr 49.
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USSR/Geology Petrography 21 Oct 49
H&1ida-,DePouitd
'Petrographic Characteristics of Recent Halide De-
~posits," Ya. Ya. Yarzhemskiy, All-Union Sci Res Inst
of Halurgy
"Dok Ak Nauk" Vol IXVIII, No 6, pp lo85-lo88
Describes several characteristlc~ features of present-
day mineral formation and deposit accumulation in
Lake ElIton. Institute has more information on this
lake than on any other salt reservoir. Submitted by
.Acad D. S. Belyankin 19 Aug 49.

DMITUSKIY YA'. YA.
USSR/ Mineralogy - Langbeinite U Oct 50
"Schoenitization of JAngteluite in Water Vapor,"
Ya. Ya. Yarzhemskiy, All-Union Sci Res Inst of
Halurgy
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LXXIV, No 5, PP 1015-1017
Nutnerous observations on behavior of kainite and
langbeinite rocks under damp conditions of
and Kaluga mines from 1941 to nov convinced author
these rocks undergo intensive schoenitization (i.e#,
turning into schoenite or picromerite),.accompanied
by formation of epsomite. Submitted by.Acad D. S.
Belyankin 14 ~ug 500
172T71

minar4itw comiosidon of quittemary SoilLmousho 0(
the N. cosplan rogion. VA. Ya V
W-A I*Lwkjl (All-Ultiokn
'ej
r. p
I_Rsrc~imh just, of 1UTurgy, xisingr4d). Z
Vs. In. Migral, obsAw Awjtw (Ittkin. Ism, ru*be tni=.;
79 4 M (11,30) .-The totimentAtiou of cAk-ite- atillYd(Ite,
$yI.sujj. and Imlile Its the wilijutok, ", ctilly ill lite Ile.
of IAILC I"llcor, k hill"Miallt for X"thrucy 01
salt ;Jtjw^lI,s. In lite ilmirmay v-slistirolk. Ilse
, of 111111hil)oIc %ith rpidole k 111(ist chaactryi4lice
together Willi the Common as-Awn-, fit ore suilimil., K:Itljtt,
r1sholle, futile, kyallitc. Unit Suturolite. W. I"'itcl

1. YARZHELBKIY, Ya. Ya.
2. USSR (600)
4. Sandqtdho
7. Sandstone with augito and amphiboles as the essential rock-forming mineral. Dokl.
All SSSR 67 no. 6, 1952.
9. Monthly Lists of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1953, Unclassified.

YARZMISKIY, YA. YA.
"Concerning the Matrix Borates of Inder," Mineralog. sb. Llvovsk.
geol. o-va., No 7) 290-294, 1953
On the basis of a detailed geological and minerological study of the
borates of the deposits of Inder., the author, in contrast to the theoretical
representations of physical chemists, recognizes as primary minerals the
following four borates: New strontium-calcium borate, called kurgantaite
(Ya. Ya. YarzhemBkiy, Ibid., No 6, 1952); hydroboracite; kalibroite
(potassium borite); and boracite, which have been distinguished at various
times. Kurgantaite is found in the gypsum-anhydrite rocks of western
Kurgantau, presumably separated from the natural brine of lagoons during
the formation of anhydrite sediments.
RZhGeol, No 1, 1955
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I A MI A
USSR/Geophysics Borates 11 Feb 53
"Processes of Silicification of Borate Rocks of
,the Gypsum Cap of the Inderskiy Upheaval,"
Ya. Ya, Yarzhemakiy
DAN SSSR, Vol 88, No 5, PP 913-916
Separates primary matrix borates of the salt-
bearing stratum of the Inderskiy upheaval into
four types of boratests Kurgantite, hydrobora-
cite, potassium borate, boracite (khilgadrite).
Of most interest is potassium borate which yields
a whole gamut of borates of later generations in
the zone of hypergenic transformation. Presented
by Acad D. S. Bely-nk'n
a 1 4 Dec 52
249T(&
17-irq 'f3)

I. YARZB174SKIr, YA. YA
2. usm Wo)
4. Hydroboracite
7- Origin of hydroboraoite in halido rock,, Dokl, AN ssa 88 No. 6,
1953
States hydroboracite can be formed from potassium boride. Also derived
from red colored balopel-ites. Presneted lt~y Acad D.S.Belyankin.
258T74
9.~ Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, May -1953. Unclassified.

USSR1 Geology - Halurgy, Upper 21 Jun 53
Kama
"Problem of the Facial Transitions in the Salt
Stratum of the Upper Kamskiy Deposits," V. N.
Lubinins. and Ya. Ya. Yarzhemskiyj All-Union Sci-
Res Imt of Halurgy
DAN SSSR) Vol 90) No 6, PP 1131-1134
States that completely regular facial transitions
often occur within the limits of one and the same
layer folded by chemical sediments, just an they
do in other sedimentary rocks. In other words,
269T59
along with various terrigenous and other facies,
original facies have halogenic rocks which are due
.,to specific, physical-chemical conditions of sedi-
.ment formation. Presented by Acad D. S. Belyankin
:,(deceased) 14 Feb 53.

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these, Re-
of secondary hall'te and is often Licluded In
crystd. dolomites also show same silificati6n and sporadic
crystals of fluorite and celestite. magnetite, or ankerite.
The "halopelltes',~ or "salt CLLYS" in V!!~u~pper hotizoas of
~--the i6lt'deposits contala li~;i6h~ assocd. with the mr-.
bonates, among which magnesite gradually replaces doto,-,
'
mite, aptclally,, in the sylvinite dqxslts of Vetkhtickimsk
llemati ths with ankerite (W - LOSJ-,
te Ia regular intergrow
1.690) Is a characteristic accessocy inineml, The enda--
meat Ia Wif observed In the camallitc horizons is characterr!
ized by tabular maguesitft with, (0001) d
1.738). sfiniLtr to the magaesite, occunin

wart. C.A. 45, 508W) and from Now Mexico and
S
~
~
Schalkr and Henderson, C.A. 261 4563), or to that in
d
PmszLan deposits (cf. Strakhov. Zapiski Vjejoyus. Afhw4k
ObshzAesha73.No.2(I044); Trudy Intl. Geol. Sank, AM
Nauk S.S.S.R. 124, Geol. Ser. No.
generally absent in the dolomites and Calt thy$.
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15-57-12-17371
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 12,
pp 102-103 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Yarzhemskiy, Ya, Aa,
TITLE,:. Mineralogy and Petrography of Potash Deposits in the
Soviet Union (Mineralogiya i petrografiya kaliynykh
mestorozhdaniy Sovetskogo Soyuza)
PERIODICAL: V sb*.- Vopr. geol. agron. .rud, Moscow, AN SSSR,
1956~ pp 162-181
ABSTRACT: The author presents a summary of common and abundant
minerals in various potash deposits of the USSR and
gives a brief description of the main ones, such as
halite, sylvite, carnallite, polyhalite, glaserite,
kainite, langebeinite and piersmenite. He also
presents a brief and generalized description of the
principal potash rocks: sy'lvinite, carnallite rocks
and polyholite rocks. This work is based on the
varities of materials from all the better known
Card 1/2 deposits. When describing the borates of the Inderka
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US-c'R/Cosmochemistry Geochemistry. Hydrochemistry. D.
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 9, 1957, 30409
Author : Yarzhems1ziy, Y&.Ya.
Inst : -Kc-ademy of Sciences USSR
Title : Preobrazhenskite -- A New Borate of Salt-Bearing Stratum
of Inder Upheaval
Orig Pub : Dokl. AN SSSR, 1956, 111, No 5, 1087-1090
Abst : During studies of core-sample materials, in rock salt
with polyhalite interlayers were found 5 x 3 cm nodules
of a new boron mineral, which has been named preobra-
zhenskite, in honor of the investigator of USSR salt
deposits -- P.I. Predbrazhenskiy. Intimately associa-
ted with the new mineral are potassium borate and bora-
cite. Color lemon-yellow. HarcIness 4.5-5.0. Lowest
singony (monoclinic ?); finely-crystalline; shape of
the crystals, tabular, flattened along (100); characte-
ristic rounded contours, due to a large number of
Card 1/3

USSR/Cosmochemistry -'Geochemistry. Hydrochemistry.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 304409
D.
minutes facets. Optically monoaxial slanting ex-
tinction of about 25-angle; N 1.59 1 N N - 1.573
0.002, double refeaction of abAt o.021. %iderential
thermal an lysis: endothermal effect at 54o-6oo-(emis-
sion of 15-16% 4,..0), the characteristic of all borates
very strong exothermal effect at 730-750'(cosolidation
and sintering to a solid mss~ endothermal effect at
900-950 (cause uncertain). Original roentgenogram has
been recorded. Results of chemical analysis (in %):
Cl 0.82, Br 0.008, B,,,P,. 6o.91, CaO 0.01, MgO 20-82,
Sio_~,O-13, R;,03 0-11i K 0-25, Na (by difference) 0.38,
residue insoluble in HCl m6, H_O- 0.20, ILD- 14-30,
total 98.00; no SO,.,, was found. Formula 3MgO.5B:203"
4.5HpO. At the present time widespread occurence of
preobrazhensite has been ascertained and three modifica-
tions of this mineral have been differentiated. It is
assumed that it was deposited from sulfate brine
Card 2/3

USSR/Cosmochemistry - Geochemistry. I~ydrochemistry. D.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - KhimiYa, No 9, 1957, 30409
(at a higher concentration than hycIroboracite and potash--.
sium, borate) during the stage of halite deposition with
.admixtures of anhydrite. polyhalite, sylvite, sometimes
of kainite, kieserite and carnallite.
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Prospecting for boron in halogenic formations of the U.S.S.R,
[with summary in English]. Sov.geol. I no.7:3-14 JI 158-
(MIRA 11:11)
1. Voesoyuuwy usuchno-issledovatel'skiy institut galurgii.
(Boron)

LOBANOVA, V.V.; YARZHEICKIT, Ya.ya.
Mineralogical atudy of the Inder nlevation. Yop.min.osad.obr-5:177-190
58. (MIRA 121-3)
(Inder region--Mineralog7)
P9RPF!FW

YARZHEMSKIY, Ya.Ya.
Origin of oylvite. Mln.sbor. no.12:460-465 158.
(14IRk 13 ' 2)
1. V9esoyuznyy nanchno-issledovatellstrAy institut galurgii,
Leningrad. (Sylvite)

MIA
Formation of carnallite-bearing rock-salt in the Inder Mountains.
Zap. Vaes. min. ob-va. 87 no.5:607-612 158. (MIRA 12:1)
(Inder Mountains--Carnallite)
(Inder Mountains-Rock-ealt)
OWL.

YARZHEMSKIY,, Ya.Ya.
Petzography of the ailt. deposit in White Rusoia. Trudy
PrIld no.40~307-321 160. 14!11)
(White Rusoia-Salt deposits)

BLAZKOV L. P.; KONDRATIYEVA, V. V.; YAM104SKIY, Ya. Ya.
Aksaite, a new hydrous magnesium borate. Zap. Vees. min. obva
91 no.4:447-454 162. (MIRA 15;10)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut galurgii,
Leningrad.
(Minerals) (Magnesium borates)

TARZHEMSKIY, Ta.Ta.; MKOVA, NIVI.; PROTOPOPOV,, A.L.; BLAZKO, L.P.
Formation of gliding surfaces in some halogen rocks. Dokl. AN
SSSR 148 no.5:1184-1185 F 163. (KRA 16:3)
1 Vaesoyuznvy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut galurgii,
L;ningrad. Predstavleno akademikom N.M.Strakh?vym.
(Halo! dite)
v

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fly
YARZHINSKIY, Yaya,
Nmenclature and classification of marine-t;rps Wcgene rcc.3.
Upo i polo iskop, no.6165,-73 N-D 164. 3
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauch.no-issledovateliskiy institut galurgli,
lAningrad.
z-

11-322~6-66-arr(e) 5-"T(mY1EWPCwY1V t I IJP(c) JDAW/JO/DJAT~dH
ACC NR, AP6018606 SOURCE CODE: UR/0420/65/000/004/007610083
AUTHOR:' Belitskiy, Ye.; Yas', D. S., Parkhomenkov M. A.; Skopenko, I.
~iv
ORG: Kiev I6stitute of Civil Aviation (Kiyevskiy institut grazhdansk*oy iatsii);
institute of the Problems of the Science of MaterialspAN UkrSSR (Institut problem
materialovedeniya AN UkrSSR)
TITLE: Investigation of the strength and antifriction properties of mica crystal
materials with boron.nitride additions
SOURCE: Samo~ y-eniye Aekhnika vozdushnogo flota, no. 4, 1965, 76-83
TOPIC TAGS:. bearing, high temperature bearing, bearing material, packing material,
sintered material, mica containing material, boron nitride containing material,
antifriction material, heat resistant material
ABSTRACT: A new packing material of the UMB-SKT system for gas turbine and
compressor shafts has been proposed. These materials are made from a mixture of
fine powders of KM93(A1-Si3010)F2 synthetic mica (specific weight 2.75 g/cm2'
70-75 HB hardness) and boron nitride. In tests, the mixtures, containing 2-202 BNt
were moistened with a 10% polyvinyl alcohol solu,4on, compacted under a pressure of
1.0-1.5 t/cm2 and sintered in air at 1 050-1070C. The sintered materials, which
had a porosity of 10-15%, were tested for compression and.bend strength and for
antifriction pro perties in dry friction and in frictionyith lubrication. M echanical
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tests showed that as boron nitride content increased from 2 to 20%, the compression
strength of the materials decreased from 6.4 to 2.8 kg/mm2, the bend strength from
2.6 to 1.4 kg/mm2, and the hardness from 5 Tto 15 HB. In friction tests with a
lubricant (MS-20 oil) at a speed of 1-4 m/sec under a specific pressure of
10-150 kg/cm2, the friction coefficient of all tested materials decreased with in-
creasing specific pressure at all testing speeds (see Fig. 1). Materials containing
Fig. 1. Specific pressure depen-
4j e ce of the friction coefficient
2/y/i3ec ?of UMB-5KT materials.
H 2
U4
44 Containing 2% BN (1); 4X BN (2);
0 6% BN (3); 8% BN (4); 10% BN (5);
0
and 15% BN (6). tested with
0 lubrication.
02
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2 to 8% BN sustained a load up to 150 kg/mm2 , those with a higher BN content, up
to 70 to 100 kg/mm2,,and no bearing seizure was observed in the entire ratige of the
investigated pressures and speeds. Under dry friction, materials contai.n.tng 4 to
8% BN had the best antifriction properties. The UMB-5KT parts are readily fabricated
and machined. They have low hardness (55-14 HB), satisfactory strength and high
heat resistance at temperatures up to 1100C. These qualities make it posiyible to
use them as high-temperature packing materials an also as materials foriAllding
working under conditione of ~11
bearings dry friction and, especially, under conditions
of friction with lubrication. Orig. art. has: 8 figures. [MS)
SUB CODE: Il/ SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG REF: 003/ ATD PRESS:
3/3

L 40784-66 E7dP(e) ENT(WENEWAZENT(WETI IJP(c) 1AVVINJO
j__A_CC_NR-. A.V#aU10bU-j SOURCE CODE: UR/0420/65~/06-OTC04-/Ub-81~-/66'-----'
AUTHOR;
Belitskiy, M. Ye.. Yas'. D. S.. Parkhomenko. M. A.; Skopenko,_I. F.
aviatsii); t
(Kiyevskiy
Kiev Institute of Civil Aviation
institut grazhdanskoy
titute of Problems in the Scie-n-c-e-oT Materials AN UkrSSR (Institut problem materi-
a.Lovedeniya AN UXr5bR) 1~
iTITLE: Investigating the thermal stabilit of new packing materials in the UMB-5KT
Isystem
SOURCE: Samoletostroyeniye i tekhnika vozdushnogo flota, no. 4, 1965, 84-9o
TOPIC TAGS: thermal stability, gas turbine engine, aircraft engine, high temperature
oxidation, nonclay refractory product, packing material/ UMB-5KT pabking material,
K30/70 packing material
I
ABSTRACT: The authors study the problem of deterioration of sealing inserts in qir-
craft turbines due to the effect of gas flow. It is shown that the properties of
sealing inserts may be radically improved by using new materials in the UMB-5KT sys-
tem. The base used in these materials is synthetic rp ted crystalline micaNVith
high thermal stability, and the binder is-toron nitride qhich is chemically inert in
an oxidative atmosphere to 800-9001C. The thermal stability and changes in some of
the strength properties of the new materials were studied during protracted oxidation.
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Parallel control tent were conducted uning convential K30/70,packing material with a
heat-treated graphitekase and additives of various refractory compounds. Specimens
measuring 7x7x7O mm were tested for thermal stability at 300-11000C with a maximum
holding of 100 hours at each temperature except that maximum holding was 15 hours at
1100*C. Thermal stability was evaluated by the change in weight of the specimens.
The results show somewhat of a reduction in the strength properties of the new materi-
als with practically no change in thermal stability when the boron nitride concentra-
tion is increased. Protracted oxidation increases the strength properties of the ma-
terials which makes them useful for long-term application under conditions of periodic
low bending and compressive stresses which are generated by distortion of guide vane
assemblies. The optimum composition for the packing material is determined by its
mechanical strength, erosion resistance and running-in properties. The new materials
shoved higher thermal stability than the control material from 20 to 11001C. There
are practically no changes in the chemical composition and structure of the materials
during oxidation and they also have the advantage of low hardness (2o-4o HB) which
should make them useful for packing the flow sections of compressors in gas turbines.
The experimental results show that K30/70 material has satisfactory thermal stability
only up to 5000C and cannot be recommended for protracted operation at higher tempera-
tures. Orig. art. has: 6 figures, I table.
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SOURCE CODEs UR/0032/66/032/011/1413/141(
AUTHOR: Belitekiy, He Ye.; Yen'# Do So
ORO: Kiev Institute or Civil Aviation Engineers (Kievnkly institut
inzhenerov grazhdauskoy aviataii)
TITLE: unit ror testing the ant,ifriction properties of sealants
SOURCE: Zavodakaya laboratoriya, v. 32, no, 11, 19669 IhI3_1416
TOPIC TAGS: sealant packing materialg antifriction material, sealant
antifriction property, sealant wear resistance, test stand, high speed
test stand
ABSTRACT: A high-speed laboratory unit for testing the friction and
wear of antifrictionipacking materials under !simulated service condi-
tions is described. The unit incorporates a drive, a main shart assembly
an assembly for the face end and radial loading, an airtight chamber
for testing materials in aggressive media, attachments for grinding the
working surfaces and protective casingg and a control panel. The unit
makes possible tests of packing materials in air and in liquid or gaveoue
media at sliding speed varying rrom 7 to 540 m/Bec and at specific
pressures up to 30 kg/:&2* Origo art# has: 3 figureoo
SUB CdDE1 11/' SUBM DAM none/ ORIG REF: 003/ ATD'PRESSI 5107
tine 42n_T7A_i62

DUBININ, V.M.,, inzh.; KOZILENYAKIN, N.A., inzh.; DICK11CM, B.S., inzil.;
NARYSM- IN, A.P. I irizh.; TAP-AZOV, M.V. , inzh.; YASAFC11,
inzh.
Tyrnyauz ore dressin~g plant. Gor. zhur. no.9:10-11 S 165.

KRIVCHIKOV) P.F.; CHUGUNOV, L.F.; YASAFOV, A.F.; Y11fiNIZIN, V.A.
The Tyrnyauz Combine is 25 years old. TSvet. me,- 38

S 165. (MIPA 18,

ohm
DUBININ, V.M.; POLURANOV, P.A.; YASAFOV, A.F.
Practices for recovering (rxidized molybdenum from Tyrnyauz ore.
TSvet. met. 38 no.9:-12-17 s 165.
(MIRA 18:12)

STZPANTSRV, A.; YASAKOV, A.; LIBERM". S.; MOISEYEVA. L.
Rayidw tho instructions for remoTing fat from carcasses* Hiss. ind.
SSSR 29.no. 4:39-40 '58,, (MIRA 11:8)
1. Hichurinakiy mvasokombinat.
(Packing houses)
-t . . . . . . . . . .

)pSAAQV-r-P.-t- inzh.; VYSHKIM, F., arkhitektor
BaUding on state farms in the Golodnaya Steppe* ZbiJL.ot-roi.
no.8:22-25 Ag 161.. (HIPA 14:8)
(Goloduaya Steppe-State farms)

US&KOV, V.; UNIN, S.
Testing the parts of the front suspension member of the M-20 truck.
Avt. transp. 33 no.11:30 N '55. (KM 9:3)
(Notortracks--Testing)

YASAKOV, V.P.; TANIN, S.A.
Making a copying device for the machine tool used for
grifiding came of distributing shafts. Obm.tekheopyt.na,
avt.transp.' no.3:48-51 160. (MIU 13:7)
(Grinding machines-Namarical control)

ZISLIN, D.M.; YASAKOVA, 0.1.; LEBEDEVA, G.G.; KODWI, F.S.
Pneumonia in influenza. Sovet.mad. N0.3:16-18 Mar 51. (CI14L 20:6)
1. Docent D.M. Sizlin; Candidate Medical Sciences O.I.Tasakova,
2. Of the raculty Therapeutic Clinic of Sverdlovsk Medical Institute
(Head--Prof. B.P.Kushelevskiv).

VwxIavacy, B.P.; TA;AWVA, O.I.i-XVIKOVA, G.Y,.
Therapy of *76cardial Infarct with dicamarije Sovet md.
17 no.10:10-36 Oct 1953. (GUM 25:5
1. Professor for lusholovskiy; Candidate Medical Sciences for'
Yamakova. 2. Of the lkmlty Therapeutic Clinic of Sverdlovsk
Medical Institute and Sverdlovsk Met Ranicipal Clinical
Hospital.

Ql~ I 41~,.-,
KUSHELIVSKIY. B.P.. professor- YASAKOVA, 0.1., kandidat meditsinakikh
nauk; YEF IMOVA, G. M. 14-~
7unctional evaluation and prognosis of the capability for work in
patients with myocardial Infarct. Report NO-3. Sov. mad. 18 no.12:
19-21 D 054. (MLRA,8:2)
1. Is fakul'tatskoy terapevtichaskoy kliniki (say.-Prof. B.P.Kttsha-
levskiy) Swerdlovskogo maditainskago instituta.
(KYOCARDILL WARM. physiology
woridng capability in)
(VCIRK
capacity deterp* In myocardial infarct)

TASAKOVA, 0.1.; kandidat maditsinskikh nauk; 1XVINA, S.I.
Method of determining prothrombin time during anticoagul&ut
therap7. Lab.delo no,4;1940 Jy-A9 '55, (MIRA 8:8)
1. Is fakulltetskov terapeyticheskoy kliviki (diroprof,
B.P. Kulesbevskiy) Sverdlovskogo seditsinskogo institute.
(ANTICOAGULARTS. therapeutic use,
prothrombin time deteirm. in control)
(PROTHROMBIN TIME, determination,
in &Uticoagulant.ther.)

Y.'tSIMVA. 0.1., glaviVi terapevt oblasti.
Basic problems of organizing therapeutic services in Sverdlovsk
Province. Sov.zdrav. 14 no.4:8-14 Jl-Ag. 155. (~a&A 8:9)
(PUBLIC HKALTH,
In Russia, organiz.)
-z4

YAUAKOVA, 0.1., lumd.mod.nank
Cardiac infarction in the young. Vrach.delo no.V.:1237-1241
D '56. (HIRA 12:10)
1. Valailltetskaya terapevticheakaya klinika (zav. - prof.B.P.
~uahelevskiy) Sverdlovskogo meditainakogo instituta.
(HEART--II]FARCTIMI)

-Y
YASAKOVA. G.I., Doe Ycd Sci-(di--s) "Infarcl. of the ,- ocLrdium.
L u
rclr~tcd clinic..,.1 cllar.c;~cristics, t4v~rvi-;,y -.rid outcomo)." S~icrdlwv~;'-
19508. 32 pp (SvorCllovsk. Eod Inst), 200 copien "U,25-58,110u)

KUSHILEVSKIY, B.P..Drof.; YASAKOVA, O.I.,knnd.med.nauk
Evnluntion of the effectiveness of anticongulant therapy in myocardial
Infarct. Terap. arkh. 30 to.3!3-10.-Kr 158. . . (MIRA 11:4)
1. Iz fakul'tetakoy torapevtichaskoy kliniki SverdlovBkogo med.
inatitutn.
(ANTICOAGULAETS, therapsqntic use,
myocardial infarct (Rue)
(MYOCARDIAL IUARCT, therapy,
nnticongulants (Rue)

GORBUBOVA, Z.V.., prof.; YAMOVA, 0.1.,, dotsenty- 'UDINTSEVi, N*A*
Iffeat of glutamic acid on oxidative processes in circulator7
Insufficiency in patients with rh?~matio heart defects. Terap.
arkho 32 no.8750-57 Ag 160,, (K[RA'13211)
1. 1z kliniki propedertiki vnutre=ikh bolesney (zav. - prof.
Z.V. Gorbunova) i kafedry biokhimii (zav. - prof. S.A. Braydov-
iiiy) SVerdlovaikogo meditainskogo instituta.
'(MTZMTIC HFMT DISEASE) (GLUTAMIG ACID)

YASAKOVA, O.I.,,(Sverdlovsk)
flemodynemic indices in traumatic exteriovenous aneuryamr. Wore tr,.-;
following surgery. Khirurgiia 40 no.llt66-74 N 165. (MIRA 18:7-~

TIMOFEYKV, V. N.j FEVRALEVA, I. A.j VAVILOVA, M. A,j Prinimali uebaBtl3vt
GMWIMOVII 0. 1., laborant;''RUZHENTSEVA,, T. M., laboranty
CH904AYEVA, L. A., laborantl T~~PN-T., laborant
Inveoti'pting eonveative beat transfer to plates in a flow
of gaven.' Sbor. nauch. trud. VNIIMT no.83431-453 1620
(mrRA 1631)
(Heat-Convection) (Gas flow)

YASAKOVA,Z.
__-
Urgent problems of technical training. Yast ugl. 4 no-4:31
AP 155. MU 8: 6)
1. Nachallnik uchebno-kursovogo kombinata, tresta Prokopyovsk-
ueoll kombinata Kusbassugoll.
(Prokapyevsk--Minivg engineering--Study and teaching)

OGANOV, S.S.; YASASHIN, A.M.
Testing re C not requiring casing in undergiround
repairing of wells in Buovny, Neft.khoz- 35 no-3:62-64 Mr 157.
(MLRA 10:4)
(Buzovny--Oll wells-Zquipment and supplies)

YASASIIIII, Anatoliy Mikhaylovich; GAYVOi',01I',']KIY, A.A., red.; LAVROV,
II.I., ved. red.
[Eliminating sand plugs in oil wells] Likvidatsiia penche.-
nykh probok v neftianykh skvazhinakh. Mos]-vay Izd-vo
"Nedra," 1964. 150 P. (MIRA 17:7)

00 - ---- -- - - -- - -- - - - --- - -- -- - - - - - - - - ---- ---- -
YASASHIN, A.M.
Drilling in the producing horizons without excessive hydrostatic
I reservoir pressure. Trudy VNIIBT no.10:54-65 163. (YJRA 17:4)

PLESHKOV, B.P., kand.biolog. nauk, dotsent; SAVIISKAYTE, Ye.M., [Savickaite, E.);
YOAYTIS,, A. [Jasaitis., A. 1, aspirant
Correlation among freo amino acids in the grain and the straw of
soft wheat. Izve TSKIK nc.5s 100-105 163. (MURA 17.7',

GRIGGROYEV, G.G.; SUBBOTA, M.I.; TMKILITAUB, N.M.; YASKW, B.F.;
ALIKSITIV, P.A., redaktor; TITSXAYA, B.F.,
NA, A.S., takhnichookiy redaktor.
[Gall and gas-core surveys and the analysis of gas; handbook
of methods] Gazovaia i gasokernovaia s0emki i analiz gaza;
metodichaskoe posobie. Moskva, Goo. nauchno-takhn. izd-vo nef-
tianoi i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, 1954. 225 P. WRA 7:8)
(Gas, Natural)

AID P 20
Subject USSR/Engineering
Card
Authors Yasenev, B. P., Turkel'taub, N. M., and Subbota, M. I.
Title Perfection of Geochemical Methods of Oil Prospecting
Periodical Neft. khoz., v. 32, #3, 23-28, Mr 1954
Abstract Various geochemical methods oE analysis of gas traces
are reviewed. Their significance is evaluated for
different conditions and compared with absorbtion and
microanalysis methods. The values of mass-spectrometry
and radioactive indicators are also mentioned. In con-
clusion, the authors call for the coordinated work of
different research institutions and for perfection in
precision of geochemical methods. 11 Russian refer-
ences (1939-53).
Institution Scientific Research Inst. of State Geochemical
Prospecting
Submitted No date

k I
11i

YASENEV, B. P.
Yasenev, B.P. and Yu. M. Yurovskiy reported on "Gas surveying work in the northern
Caucasus"(Severnyy Kavkaz).
report presentr-d nl.,u Conference In tha Dept. or Geological wrid Geograpnicril
Sci., oa Geoctxmicn~' Ibthodz of Saarch and Proajx~ctlng
for Deposits, 21-Z6 April Ic;~.
(Vest. Ak Neu.1c S533R, 1958, 1fo. 7, rp. 125-261

Ro
WET-, 11 B. P SOKOLOV, V. A., AT-,r--i-YVj OF. A., A., G70:)7~-,,,YA'1, A.,
YUROVSKIY, Y. N. (6ECTIO-1
"Investigations of Direct Oil-Finding, Eetho-;s."
Ib &-,
Report,$pubmitted at the Fifth ~Wcrld eetroleurn Congress, 30 haY -
5 j,jne 1959. flew York.

Geologiya nefti i gaza, 195'~, Ur 2, PP 36-39 (Us"R)
Information 13 given on experimentu carried out (luring the
last years for the purpose of revealinr~ the genetic relation
U
between gas emanatin6 sources (Gao and oil abrata) and thq
hydrocarbon gas content in blankets covering the stratum.
~:xperimentu were carried out in plateau and 41~(.-o3ynclinal,
areas by investigating the hydrocarbon Cos 2atur,,.tion of
rocks covering oil and gas strata, The invoo%ipationn were
conducted by V.A. Lobov in the Kuybyshev Oblast ; Ye. Lt.
'Geller in the Saratov Obla3t and V.S. Kotov in the Krasno-
dar kray. 'It--ia3 stated that hydrocarbon -,as concentration
wan higher in cores tak-en from above the ~;a3 stratum than in
cores taken from unprodqptive areas. The connection between
anomalous gaseous effects on tlie-surfac,e and in oil-and-gas
bearin.- blankets in the depth was.proved by determininE
rimilar gas composition on the ourfa?e and in subsoil le,-_
josits. The prevalenre of light groups (methane) over hea-
vy hydrocarbons was established for the zones overlyinR gas
14(5) SO'ol 9-55-2_-7-16
AUTHORt jaLenev, B.P.
TITM Goco-letry of '~ollfj and Ita rXP!OrfLtor,,, Importancr., (0,1~0_
motriya skvilzhin i yayo poiakovoyo -.;ntxchuniyo)
..PERIODTCAL:
ABSTRAM

4
Gasometry of Wells and Ito Exploratory Importunce
strata, in well crosL;-rjectionz and subsoil. depozits. Above
oil strata, heavy hydrocarbons prevail over methane. The
non-uniform hydrocarbon satur,~.tion of rocks coverinE; oil and
gas strata depend~3 on gas losses, dw~, ~d 4.h* existing core-
sampling methods, and on their gau '41 hL t Is connected
with the litbological composition of su,;1h rocko, the humidi-
ty, tempera-6ure etc. The in-cronsed content in core drilir,
above oil and gas stratE~ e;.~te~zvlzthe use of ge-ochemical pro-
specting methods.
There are 5 tables.
ASSOCIATION: V"'JUNI

WNW B.P.
Geochemim-al iuvestigations of wells. Geol. nefti i gaza no.10:48-
51 0 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Vaeso~n=nyy nauchno-issledovateltakiy geologo-ramvedochnyy neft-
yanoy inBtitut.
(Geochemical prospecting)

ANTOMV., P.L*j BOTNEYA, T.A.1 YEMENKO, N.A.j ZHABREV, D.V.j SUBBOTA,
M.I.; TURKELITAUB, N.M.; -WEliEv, B.P.
Present status of oil and gas geochemica2 prospecting methodis.
Trudy VNIGNI no. 10:227-240 158.~ (KIFA 14:5)
(Geochemical prospeeting)

-YA5UW..,-Borjn Ntro jZiCI14'SOKOLOV.p V.A.p doktor khim. nauk, red.
SIIOROKHOVAj L.I.9 ved. red.; BASIBUZOVp G.M.,, tekhn. red.
[Direct geochemical methods of oil and gas prospecting;
methodologycal instructions for sampling, sealing, and
degassing of rocks]Prianye geokhimicheakle metody poiskov
nefti i gaza; metodicbeskie ukazaniia po otboru, prob gor-
nykb porod, ikh germetizatsii i degazatsii. Pod red. V.A.
Sokolova. 14oskva, Gostoptekhizdats 1962. 57 p.
(MIRA 15:9)
(Gapes in rocks)
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