SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZABELIN, I.M. - ZABELINA, YU.YU.

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BOGOYAVLEINSKIYp G.P.; SMRKINv I.B.; CALITSKIYj V.A.; IELENIKIY,
A.Bos kandoisto nauk, nauchns red.; GRIN, M.F.,v kand.
ekon. nauko nauchn. kand, geogr.
nau 0 nauchn. red.; LAPPO, G.M.P-1EId. geogr. naukv
---nauchn.- -red.; _. SMISONM04 - L.V.Ired.; -FRADKIN, N.G.,, -kami.
geogr. nauk* nauchn. red.; KIR YANOVA, Z.V., mlad. red.
[The land and the people; Geographical calendar for 19651
Womlia i liudi; Goografioheakii kalandarl 1965. Mookva,
Pyallp 1964. 303 P. (MIRA l8ol)

I ACC NR, U7006053 SOURCE COM WIM07/66/000011/0c29A032
AUTHOR: &Lbq.1.1~LFngineer.); Izyumovj -N# (Engineer); Kliboonp V, (Esigineer)v
Pev ngineer
-zner, rg
ORG; none
TiTIF.i "Vocher" t6levision not
sonn't Rddiop no. lit 1966, 29-32
TOPIC TAM TV receivert electrode equipment
~-_TABSTRACT The- dutfio'rs_'describe'. the.._"Ve6her'_0', -.a-'nev soviet -television se't-
iput out by the Plant im. Kozitskiy-in Leningrad. The new-unit differs ~rrom
1previous sets both in external design and in the fact that it containo-both
tubes (8) and.transistors (21) in addition to 25 semiconductor diodes. ~The
paxameters of this, new set satisfy GOST - requirementi.3. for- second class tele-
vision receiverso-A-complete schematic-diagram- is-given with a detailed de-
-z cript ion--of--th a-ciperation--of--eath --stage ~ --Cons true' t ion -is-modular-on-w-ver ~--7
tical chassis with printed circuits used in most modules. Provision is - mcde
-for rotating the chassis through 1600 andlocking at.900-for facilitating
inspection and repair of theunit. The channel selector is mounted on the
front.panel together with the-T.- V.-tube -and -speakers- -The.--other main con-
i units (on-off switch, contrast, brightness, volume and tone control,a)
-are locat6d on top of the set. On the back of the net are auxiliary cot-
trols-as well as Jack .s.for- antenna connection, .ear'phohe and tape rec6rdor inputep
a_ fuse: _ plug,__ and _ p;piela - for- connecting- stereo -kind -remote-control.. attachnvinte - ~ - Tbq
cabinet is made from wood-and plastic. The set meanures 610x480X34O amiloveraU
and weighs about 25 kgo, Orig* art, has: 2 figures* JJM1 39P5481
bub CODE: 17; 09
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AUTHOR: Zabelin, M. SOV-25-58-8-1-1/61
TITLE: The Green Arctic (Zelenaya arktika)
uka i zhiznl Nr 8, p 24 (MR)
PERIODTCAL: Na o 19589
YLBSTRACT-1-- i c le--cont sins --a- brief- des cri ptiom-o f- - a-bo tani cal- garden_
which is-situated-7. km from -the -town- of -Kirovsk on the Fola.
Penin-sula.- This is the most northern polar-alpine botanii:al
w _t up -by -the young~ acientific
garden in the world. -It as so
workers.N A. Avrorin and L#T. Kachurin, who vere,',tha firs :t
-to -explor; -the-1Koln---Pen1nsv1a# with--its 100,_00Q liq _jcm, of inarsh
plains$ mountains, tundra, rivers,and lakes.
There is 1 figure,
1. BotanY--Aretic regions,
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,AUTHOR: Zabelinj Y-

TITLE: Karacharovo Factory for Plastic-Materials- (Xaracharovo,
zavod plAstmass)
PERIODICAL% Nauka i zhiznl, 1959, Nr 8, pp 43-48 (USSR)

ABSTRACTI -6ibitio at the Karncharov plant of plastic materials
An ex n
shows an assi5rtment- of' various- articles manufactured -by tho
plant for use in-household, engineering, radioanggineerinirt
automobile construction, etc. Complying with alarty re-
solution,-- the --workers - of --the- plant -are -organizir;g the
duction of new, highly effective materials and 111irning out new
articles badly needed by the Soviet industry. The author ax-
plains the law of polymerization on which the production of
plastic materials -is founded. Vitaliy Petrovi~!h Perepellci:,'I,
_.Chief-of the Central Latoratory, pointed to polyethylene as
the most pr omisi ng-of -the -new plastjc; materials--and expl;iins
its-properti-10a. lie also deals with fluoroplaat,~'c-4, whil..~h
so far has not been nurpassed in respeot to its.propertieso
F.T, Okundinn:'j A.F. Golo-
oxplaina how onginearn
,
vatakiy -and the -plant a - chiof - eriginqer -A, T. Gindynhav 4o-
-veloped an entirely new technology for the Droduction of
Card 1/3 various spare parts from fluoroplastic-4. Labotatory Engirieer

Xaracharovo Factory for Plastic Materials
A.I. Gueeva__ia_-_at__pra a en-t-deve 1 a ping--a--me-t had -foz--ma nu fa atu, ri n
pressure-molds for vacuum-pressing from plastics, A plAnt's
_ ____pj now tra nsf armed int
worksho o -a -laboratory,-af, the USSR A-a-
d 'Buil
emy of ding and Architecture, has sol--,red questions con'nect
ed-with the turning out of-plestic-tubes They-ore resistant
against chemical effects, non-toxic and made of ' Iviniplastic",
organic glass and other thermo-plastic materialso Scores of
industrial branches are in need of resistant and long-lasting
_--plastic tubes ------ The-author- -de-4r-ribes---ii--shor-t--thii
--method
producing such tubes., The author.points to a un:Lque auto-.
matic pressfor the production -of nrticles.of phanol aldebyde
plastic and aminoplastic. The manufncturing of articles from
polyethylene, polyesters, "polynmidic" (poliamidnyye smoly)
resins will, moon-be entirely ftUtOMAted. The moiornization of
tho plant also involves automation. The new preones will
have-a capacity of-from 500.to 800 tons. New canting machines
are being mounted for the manuf acture of- spare parts weighing
u
-to 1 kg- -P.M. flizhinets, plant director stated that
p 0 1
-~..Within the-next few-yearq--the production of plestic material
must-increased' tim~a and--the-modernization and.:automation of
the plant serves-this-purpose., A special page shows several
Card parts of an automat for the pressing-of housingaof electrio

bre ON,
ZABT,?LIN, M. 0. and V. FROTMIj otds.
M.,zhastvo.-- Sbornik- pod -red. 14. Zabelina iV Pronina. -2. i2d.j
~pIerer. i - dop. Moskva,, Molodaia gvardiia, 1937.. 216 p., illua., I-x,r+,s.
Title tr. Courageo-
TL755.AI73 1937
and -Aviation- in-the-Sioviet-Unjon, --tibmirm-e
Con,gress, 1955.

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AUTHORS i Dorlsavieh) Ye-S.j* 2.11belift, M.V.,* MosYdgifla, M.S.
TITLE; The OSB-TV seismic oscillograph
itut fizi I
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Inst Trudyi-no. 19 (166).
Moscow, 1961,Seysmicheskiye pribory, 17,18
TEXT: The authors describe th WIV-(644V) -sLx-mmchannel -seismic -ouillo.-raph,
which is one of the latest models of its kind. Its predecessors include tiea"ICIC.-
(OPSS), ors -ii(omii), ow-i (osB-1) and other oscillographs developed in the
USSR since 1.950, -when thefirst _attempts at producing portable elect rona gre tic
oscillographs were made on the initiative of Academician G.A, Gamburtsev. The
compact and portable 0SB-IV oscillograph. is intended for earthquake recording
-Wider-exp-edition conditioris- and at temporary seismic stations. It ~is equipped
-with a set of six r6*-I11-M(GB-1I_j_-BS) -or r6-wI1T_ galv~mometers vith
a comwn permanent wagnet. The-gal-vano-mete-rs can also be assembled as separate
wagnetic systems with shurts. The recording is performed on a *-ILV-rjm wide. and
600-mm Iong' strip of photographic paper -by means, of I i-ght beams reflected f r cnii
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D039 D112
-.The OSB-IV seismic,oscillograph
mi-ror.-galvanometers. The druni,bearingjh4~_-p-tqo-griphic-paper,-i-s-coiil,aineti-iii-a--------
os(irilogr.,%ph. -U W the- ref leer] ng-
mirror systex enabled the length of the optical. indicator tobe cut down 500 i:i-m,
O.The helical-line relcordingis done Wth-the aid of a rotating mirror, The spacirog
of the light beams per revolution of the drunt Pki be set from I - 5 mri. -'rring
Y - I-
mechanism ensures continuous operation of the oscillograph for 12, 6 Bind 3 brs
= 60 mqV~min, V =240 pj!-/-
at peripheral speeds of the drum of v 2-,=120 nm/im~ji ar4r3
min,-respectively-.---Tife-o~viYlogriph is also equi pped with a f lylol I I s peed t egu -
lator with a critical number of rotations n ;,.00 r.p.m. AflyWll-pendulijm~-
reg-
regulator ca:n also be used. -Tinie-markings are"made from a contact. chronometer.
by breakin the circuit-of the galwqa M-eters' luminaire. The luminaire has
lamp. The power supply of the oscillograph is 0.5 a at
6 v DC. Ball units are contained in a d xaluminum housing. The oscillograph Iv;S
overall dimensions of 550 x 3,10 x 285 im and weighs ~.j kgf. It is si:aiple in &~"I"Yti,
convenient to use, does not need a dar kroom and consumes little elearic power and
photogrzphic paper. Academician B,B. Golitsyn and A. Mazing are mentionerl. There
are 5 figures and 11 Soviet-bloc references.
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The SW selamle
by other mirrors an to an endless moving band of phoosemiconductive paper. The
paper receives an electrostatic charge from a high-voltage generator vhi~hracs
it light-densitive. : The light -rays from the galvanometers leave Invisible -lines
free of charge on the paper. Under normal conditions the electrostatic- chai,ge
And the-Itiles-Are erased wtica-th Y'Pass an 111twinateA peep-h4c; -If selv k: Vi
e -- - - -_ _~i -
brAtims cause certain deviationof tho light rAf%,_-an Andici4t Ing photarela~La..,.
tuates a developing rzctmnism Ouch tukes the recordinr visMe. olfter-a twailcte
revolutionithe device stops and the paper tape ovs-t be replmed. Other Wi.~ikilcal
data are as follows: The oscillograph gives cle-tr recordingi of scismic
with a 'Ire cy of- up to 5 cycle I second at An otAplitudo of 15 P^. Torce
-ilrl~(GB-1114S) shuntablepor
galvanometers with individual
are lapd.- q,!cording Is made on.an endless rAver tape 120 mm vLde;and LZ lonq~
The tl-t i -% 'craasported by a F -31 (G-311 sr"renous hysteresis motor (U-:!LW rpra,
N-S v)i *'..,c tape speed is automatically reduced. after die start of: recordlor,
thus extending the retoMirig period; Lengtil-.of the optical Indicator ks 3W a=;
T karks-aro- applied by ptriodically_sieitching off the galvanoweterls 1wainaire
-fraima-A27 or-2ZO-v-a.c._netw;i*.,
by a contact. chronometer;, The device is fed
Cajd 2/3

-.1kand.skon.nank
to-Industry.- Prof. -tskh.obr. -15
secon4arl-schoo A
-158. -- ~ -- , --- --- -- OCRA-M-1111
(Labor suppl7) (To-c-a-tional education)

0~~ 3W 7
SOV.;27-56-9-5/2e
AUTHOR: Zabelin, N._0 Candidate of Economical Sciences
-TITLE: High School Grad ua te s - Are Natering in4ust-! r (Vypuskniki
arednikh..shkol-idut--na proizvodstvol
PERIODICALt ~Professionallno-takhniolieskoye dbrazovaniYe,l 1958, Nr 9,
PP 5-7 -(USSR)
ABSTRACTt 'The author reviews the achievements made in Ahe field cf
education during thq Soviet regime. In 1956-1957, a total
-sons a -ttended different.Saviet edvca-
~of 50.4 million pe.
tional institutions, as compared with 10.6 million in 1914-
1915. The:number of studente graduating frot, high schools
inoreaaed considerably-in 1957-1958. The author critici-
zes the general attitude of high school gradtuate5 withri-
spect to practical work, and proposes that tl~e systeit. of
national education be reorganized. Soviet schools are cal-
led upon to educate high school graduates in-order that
they,can take an active interest in industrial production.
Theauthorstresses the importance of the pioper distrl.bu-
tion of the labor force,especially to meet labor require-
ments of eastern economic districts of the BSFSR and Kazakh-
stan. There are 3 Soviet references.
1. DulustrIal training--USSR

ZABELD4jF Ne A&
Raschet schotno-reshaiuBhehikh,mekhanizmov na tochnost#o 14oskvat
Oborongiz, 1949. 240 P. diagra.
(Calculating the precision of computers and registers.)
~DLOt Qk?5*Z3
Sot -Manufacturing- and -Mechanical Fagineering-In the-Soviet Unionj,
Library of Congress# 1953

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~PHASE I TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 312 1
BOOK Call No.: AF358T21
_-_,-_-Author i-ZABELIN, N, A#
Pull Title; -'- DETERX1*TiW`7 OF' PRECIS 1014 -OF-CALCU1ATI0N-S0LV-IK0---
MECHANISMS
Transliterated Title:- Ras-chet schetno-reshayushchikh mekhanizmov
na tochnost'
Publishing Data
Agency: None
Publishing Houset- -State Publishing -House for- Defense- Industry-
Literature
Date:- 1949- No* pp.: 240 No. of coplefi: Not given
(15 printed she'ets)
Editorial Staff
Editor,*- None Tech. Ed.: None
Editor-in-Chief: None Appraiser: None
Others: Bordachev, N.-A., Dr.,of Eng. Sol.
--Text -Data -- -- - -
Coverage--, On the basis-of - the - Bruyevich- -theory of-precision-the-
author formulates,the --evaluation of the.degri~eof pre-
cision of calculation-solving mechanisms -and of other .
arrangements used in precise construction of aplAratuaes.
1/6

Raschet schatno-reshayushchikh mekhanizmov AID 312 1
na tochnost'
_--_The work is also extended to the computation7of degree.of
precision and-determination of-errors-of--mechanisms -_ anti
their details caused by allowable tolerances-in the pro-
duction processes and assemblying. Practical formulas
were developed-for-precision of various gear.9 (cams, worms,
screws ' etc.) and.forgeneral complex of mechanisms under
consideration of "free plaY."
The book represents a quite Interesting assembly of im-
portant formulas for computation and evaluatton of
precision of mechanisms.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Xntrodue-tion 3
Ch. I General Conception
1 Errors of mechanism 5
2 Source-of.mechanism errors 5
General Information on theory of- probability - 6-
Curves--for distribution-of-production er:'~ors -12
.151 Classification of primary errors of mechanismti 15
Ch. II General Expression of Error of Mechanism
216

Raschet ischetno-reshayushchlkh me~anizmov AIL' 312 1
na tochnost' PAOR
(6) Equation determining position of driven,
link of.mechanism 16
-----(T)- -FXpt-ession--of-error-of-oosition-of-driv(tn
link in reference to primary error of
mechanism 16
Transmission ratio in mechanism IT
9 -Errors of position of driven and drivinj ;
links of mechaniome, occuring-because o f
the errors In cam surfaaas
(10) -Errors- of position of -driven- link of -tfteoh-
anism occuring because of eccentricity 25
(11) Errors of position of driven link of mech-
anisms occuring because of dis-alignmenl~ of
link axis-and advancing couples 33
(12) Errors of position -of driven link of -mech-
anisms occuring because of primary free
play errors 52
.--.(13) Kean:value and maximum deviation of-errorl-.
in position of driven link-of mechanism.
Maximum value of error of driven-link POSition 56.-
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Raschet schetno-reshayushchikh mekhanizmov AID 312 1
na-tochnost, PAGE:
~Ch. III Error of Movement of Mechanism
(14) Relation between error of movement and
errors of position of driven link of,
mechanism 66
(15) --Mean- -value -and- maximum--devia tion~-of --error-
in movement of driven link of mechanism.
Maximum values of error of movement of
driven link 67
Ch. IV Error in General Mechanisms
(16) Errors- of -triple- -links - of - plane-geared mech-_
anisms 71
(A) Geared mechanisms containing cylindrical
wheels with straight teeth 71
(B) Geared mechanisms contai mg cylind:rical
wheels with inclined (helical) teetla 83
(C) Geared mechanisms containing geared-
wheel and rack 95
(17) Errors of triple links of spaced-geared
mechanisms 102
Geared mechanisms with level gears 102
B ra
-- --Geared - mechanism- with-- hel ica I --geAt 118
C Geared warm,?gohan Ism 124

Raschet-.-ochetno-reahayushchikh mekhanimov AID- 312- 1
na tochnost'
PAGE
(18) Errors of.complicate'd geared mechanisms 129
Meohanisms vith stationary axes
A 130
iB Geared differential mechanisms
l 132
Ch. V Errors of Screwed Mechanisms
(19) Errors of triple link screwed mechanisms 140
Ch. VI Errors of
Typical., Calculation. solving - Mechanisms - -- --
_ -
J26~ Errors of multiplying mechanisms 148
21 Errors of mechanisms reproducing trigond-
metrical function 162
22 Errors of sinus andtangent reproducers 140
1
N
1
Errors of flat-cam mechanisms
1 7
2 Errors of space-cam mechanisms 197
25 Errors of friction mechanisms . 209
Ch. VII Deteratina-t ion--of-Errors- of. -Complex__of___ Meehan isms. ---
26~ General remarks 218-
Determination of errors of complex of
mechanisms 222
--C,h.-VII-I------Computation.-.of-.-the--Tolerances for--given-Preoiiaon- -------------------
of Mechanisms--
Appendix
Sliding coefficients of friction mechanisms 234
Bibliography 235
Table of Contents 5/6 236

AID 312 1
Raschet'schetno reahayushchikh mekhanizmov
na tdchnost'
.Purpose; The book isintended for worko-ro--in-design-burliaus-for----
"apparatuses ---It can- also beused
---by students of technical colleges i~ preparation of their
graduate thesis-
-Facilities-.--- The texthdok-o,n- "Precl-sion-of- Kechanisms"-by-the-
cademician- .--,a
A N, . Bruyevich
No. of Russian and Slavic References: 8 (1939-47)
Available: A.I.D., Library of Congress.
616

--Los
Whener; MTZMT,. M.P., -intheaer; TIZOMY, B.B., Whever;
CHERKUH, N.A., inzhener; SUSWTtCH, Z.1., Subener; ZAB11119. N.K..
inzhener.
Inproving the quality of cast-tran-rolle for shape rollidgk___
-Stal 1 -16 no-.7:647wm649-Jl 15760' (tWA 9: 9)
1. Zav od im ant Dzerzhinakogo, Dnepropetrov sk-ty chugunoval
--~-,-,--tsedelatellay.zavod-.i.Dnepropetrovskiy-se~tallurgichookivi--
Institut,
(Rolls (Iron mills)-quality control)

(Labor supply)

FRAS3 I BOOK UPLOITATION SOV/5419
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Zabolin, Potr Aleksoyeviah
..................
Dozimmitrichookif i-spetsialonyy' tekhnologichaskir-Acatrol-1- na --stomor- -elektro-
stantsi-i (Doeimetrio and Special Technological Control in Atomia Power Punta-)
-Moscowt GosenorgoiWat-g- 1961-.- -239-pll Errata slip- inserted. - 5pOOO-copies grinted.
Eds", t. V.J. Kukhtovich and L.V. Makarov; Tech. Ed. i N.I. Borupov.
F6fd30A_s_____ This- book U-intended- for- porsounel-of- Idostmetric--serviaits- at -atomia
electric power-plants.- The book may -also-prove useful to onginsliring andtlah-
workars,who have no-op ec-lal.training-in nuo2oar pbysics-bul who have occa-
with rad4olactopes because-of the natuimot their Work.
d,OIWGZ I The- author discusses - problems of dosimetry n7Lqpe ale! - _Oecaesc' 0001,01 at
atomic installations V - Emphasis - Is placed on the- practical - side 2of these problems
The book contains information.on-the interaction of radiation vith matterg, ela-_
scribes simple measures-Tor protection again3t radbadUY4 scumes, explains the con-
cept of waximm permissible radiation levels -and methods of ocnrputing- thong and also
--methods--of-measuring radioactivity levels. The book describes the operating
Card-1/29-

-------.----Dosimatric-and-Specia1 Technological-Gontrol- -(Contv)-'--
pi-inciples-and-.design--of-dosimatiie--instruments--and-systms-of-ctoiiimetrie-control,,
and also theorganization of dosimstry serwice, at atomic 91sotrin paiter plAnta.
-Mainattention-is given to 0-~ and. y-radiation -dosimetry. No peraccalities are -
mentioned. There are 18 referencest 16 Soviet (including 9 translations), and
TABLE OY CONTENTSt
Preface
3
List -of Principal Symbols and Units
Introduction
Ch. 1.
1. Radioactive 40cay 11
Units of radioactivity 15
3. Decay curve. Determination of-radioactivev isotopes 17

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ZABILlso V.
Freight market In the light of the Sues events, lrnesh,3org.
.27 w.4323-26 157, (MLRA 100C)
(Sues canal) (freight and freightage)

ZAMLI starehir frakhtovehchlk
Karchant shipping the
(HIRA ll:w
Nor, flot 18 nOoll;27-28 N
1*TaeeoyvzAojre obOredluenlys 08ayfrokhtem
mrlue)

World freight mrket in 1965. Wr.flot 26 no.141-43
-4.cru igil)-----
14- Ntichallnik -sektorw Gosudarstvennogo proyektno-kormtruktor-,
-skogo-i nauch.-io.;-issledovatells~,ogo-instituta.morskoi:o transpartt.

ZAIMLIN, V.A Z HBRATOVA, T.M., miadshly, tiatwhoyt dotmaile
U6e of artificial fiber n twi t6d yam -at. pro*. 18 tio-11:18-2
l,R*ovodit9l' laboratoril-kruche -nykh Welly-Tsentralowgro nauchno-,
issledovatellakogoinstituts lubywifth-volokon (for Zabelin),
2,.TSentiil-iny-y-naudhao-insied~v-ateltakiy institut lubyanylEh volokon
(for Zhbratova).
(Textile f1bers, Synthetic)
(Tom),

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S/W/62AWj0lZT0JJW5
1007/1207
AUTHOR: Sorokin, S. L, Shrayber, L, Si and Zabelin, V, A.
TITLE: Device for automatic recording of volume changes
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, otdcl'nyy vypusk. 32, Izineritat'naya tekknika, no, 11, -1962, 41,
abstract 32.12.396 "Nauchn. ezhegodnik, Saratovsk un-1. Fiz, tak. i NA, in-t mckhan,
i fii..- 1955"Saratov, 1960,41-47
TEXT; A device is described for automatic recording of volume changes in the gas evolving in a-closed sys-.
tem in which chemical reactions occur at constant pressure. The device works on the principle of sutomatic
reduction of pressure within the system to the pressure of the surrounding medium (i,e. to atmospheric
pressure). The -sensing element of the device consists of a V-shaped differential pressure gage (manometer)
whose legs are provided with vertically located moving (threaded) needle contacts. These contlicts ensure
-increased sensitivity of the device: the absolute error in the measure Ment of volume changes docs rot exceed
:t 0. 1 %, of the volumt; of the burette used in the device. Narrow tuben may be used as gas burettes, permitting
the measurement of small volumes (3-5 cm3) with the above accuracy. The device describ-.4 was used
the authors for determining the quantity or gas evolved during thermal analysis of carbonate r0*6
[Abstracter's note; Complete transtation.1
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AUMOR I Za~~ V. A.
TITIM Popsible, uses of w2scubw a ovos to Oita- adsorption --ywam _ySM_x
$01=1 Poff VAAdya# Put 19 Am. 9M0
W SOURCSt valodfth uchorqM9 Sarstavek. WI-t. I*. f60# UrawTs 19650 -136-162
TQPI(; TAW I U019COUr
di"St "611tep s4sorptiong veawn PUMP:
ABSTRLCZ t -2w pmoss of prodw-Ing-4-7ii-cumn--dowto _10-44-m-by--newo-Of soviatIVAO
synthetic soo2ites Qf types C*Xt W and Cal was studied - wcporimentoMr. Is- -reddaw -
Itended t-b#t Ot-PrIna debwdratIon be ca"ted out by otloin$x& at :1500 "Ith *vacua-
drat PrQdU##_qr__W_qIjcdniA9 in air A 4000 for 3-5 bro Aaaard-
ing - to the ads6*10il lsotherwlil~` dbtdd&d~_-tbs-buIk-*f- -tho -admarption-,pro eqo ac=re in
th pressure -,-of
0. ran& Imlo-2-Imlo-1 mo. gad the -magnitude -of adsoVbIon roaa
of 4r yer g- of zo*Uto*o 7 Adsorption at higher prairav"Wis slighti ---AV*omnt between
'the, air adsorption Isothems - In the rangs, of the main adsorption by CLAq 1141 exid C&X
the fields of the adsorptiveTames wItUn the
6
-or 44--voide of those - iwoU%oir I ar= -AM - that- the -goometry- af--tho- voids Is Y*r7
are AW
seoUtmi woro. fama to be uAcuiteblo- for producing a To==
of the, viiau- ~U -0 6f the ontr IFI~C, - V-__ fasilf"Ve Efi=sUilan of Abstogat]
-SUB. CMI;
V __ar4__

131IRmISTROV, MIJI.;
VySMjFPOLv:Zl7o S-As;
red.
P, IW)
(Chartering 0"
140skqa) TravsVortj 1964,.. 165 P-
. . . . . . . . . .

B-111M ND.I.; ZABELTH, V.I.
Tuva. Ornitologila
clew materials on the ornithofEuma olP
163.
no.6%15';-160

--t dr I
the azallsis of 16 dor. he Om I
of zino,, -TSvet#-rr&t.-37 no.1-1:46-50N 164. 18.W

ANFILOV) A.Au. Inzh BAKALEYNIX, Ya.M., inzh.; BIRM, G.L..
inzh.j BRUK, B,S.p inzb.; BUROVO A.I.p inzh,j GINOUROp VAsp
ZABEIa~i AnzI-y-UPLECI M,-,:YeiGi-f --Inzb.,-JSMv-V.,
-V.V. inzh.;
-D.V.-,--inzh.% UDWITSM,.A.M... inzh.; IMUMOV, j
KOTOV, V.A.' Inzh.;'_D~tDMWv', k.Ye.. lazbe; PODGOYETSK3.7,
M.L., i -V.G , Inzh., OEVAIS111"Ov.,
nzh.j SAZHAYEVI V.V.,.inzh.;
-..---FILIPPOV, S.F.j, inzh.D-FR6ARG, A.B.,.inzh.; SHMEROVI, M.S.p
inzh.; ERLIKH,--G,M.-,, 'nzh.;.VERFHMI.SKIY, 13.1., red.; ZUJIKOV,
-G-.A-.,-red4y KARKLINA, 0' VCHARENKO, Ye.Ya.9 _r0d.;
ANTONOV,_D.I.v ved, red.
autamwtie,, wid- centralized -control for--namrar-
rijus motal milies] Novya sredBtva tivtomatizatoll i diape'~cher-
skogo upravleniia dlia rudidkov tsvetnoi meitallurgii, floskva#
Iledra, .1965. 93 Po

USSIR Yam Animal General Problems.
Alm Jour I Ref Zhur - Atologlyao No 5., 1"90 goo 23297
Auttww "a
~
t X kImtftute of Agriculture
Weve
Title. t The 7eod bbrits of Sam Gms Wzturas
Orig Pub t V abou ALterialy rauebapy konterentaii* Ithawily
se-kho In-to VyPe 2o 1zhaWk., 1958, 83-88
Abstract The azperlmuts were conducted with double- and IrIpla,
grass mixtures at the Alexaandrova-C"skly raymi,
Saratovalas3a oblastle It was established that triple
Wxbures (blue or yellow lucerns +. avaleas branigrasa
t narrow-leaved wheat grass) contain 1*77 vercent
more protein., 0#30 percent mm-* Ca,, 0#15 percoul, =are
P* 6.14 r4g more carotene, azA 1*21 more calunogia
than double mixturess The largest-quantity of
nutritional substances vas observed In all, gresis
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9

VWR Farm AolmmJW. Genwal Problem
Abs jour Pat zbw - Blologiye., No 5.. 1"9,, xo,s eu97
mLztures at early phases of Togetatlon at the begimIng
of the legumlnous ccuponeuts' bloondngo --A. D. lowin

23

i-M _1" I
ACC NR, AP.6034008 SOURCE CODE:
UR/021.3/66/0-(16/005/0830/0834I
~AIMOR': Zabolina, Es K4
ORG: OceanograPhIC.-CoMission, AN SSSR (q;Wo
gr&fjChgGkqy&_ko=1sa1ya AN
TITLE: Recent vertical movements -on- the--northwest -coast -of-the -Sea- of - Okhotsk
SOURCE: .0keanologiya, v. 6, no. 5,.1966, 830-634
TOPIC TAGS: tectonics, geotectonics een%
ABSTRACT: All the basic features of the--Iand-rallef--developed-in-the latter part-of--
-.7 - tfie~-Quaternary-agaias_ t th 4 - background If up4ft in the northwes
-- -A -sharp -differentiation -' - t -0 _t part. of- the Okhotrk
region. in ectonic movements has resulted in the-formatian
of depressions here and there, thus accounting,for a shore consisting of cliffs alter-
uating with depressi ?ns. On the whole, the eastern flank of theregLan is sinking
while the coast adiolniag the mountain ranges Is rising. Vertical movoirAnto have varL-
ed with time. However, to quote Belouaov, tectonla movatr4nta conatftuto a monotonic
process --of fluctuations.. It Is-difficult to-say how many fluctuatlon3 ahould be-at-
tributed to the actual uplift of the .land and how many am due to chang-ps In-aed liavelo-
Origi- art.7- has: figures.-
SUB CODE: 08/ MH DATEs 0GApv64/ OPJG. REN OU
UDCt
Card JZJ

A- L- rV A-~ l<
GMN=V'ICHI- D.T*.; ZABILIKA, R.K.
U -I- ithoiogical-4tadl-66--of- the-
Geomorp~olcg 4 *A~-l
of-'Ok
shore .61 & ~otsk In, tt.ka region of Okhotsk, TraU
COIN naJ403-141-157. (KM 1019),
(Okhotsk region- Sisashore)

ONSHMOVICHO D.Ts.; ZMM, I'l..
lxperlence In using a* ed sands In the shore zone Of1he
Sea of Ckhotek. Trudr Goll ; no.40.163-168 157. (IMPA la: 7)
(8ii, of Motsk-Sand bars)

70/6 2/005/008/904/009
B104/B102
-V---Romanenko
Tuchkovich, V. M4
TIME: Effect.of heat abdudtion through the-end-of-an-ingot-on zone.
melting
PZRIODICAL: inzhonerno-tizichaski:~~ihurn-~l, v- 5,-no, 8 196~2, 61-63
The.zone,' levelling of the impurity concentration distribution in
Oe is studied. The germainiumnsamples- were- purified -by zone.melting and
ther, alloyed with various impurities. The composition.was-ebeeked by
!.'easurino,the resistivity and the Hall-emf. After some cycles of zone
ity distribution-waa--measured-
levelling the impur _(Fi1g. 1), wbich showed
that the position of the zone strongly influences the'impurity
concentration. This i3 related to the heat balance in zone levelling.
To onaure regular conditions the adoption.of annular ineots J,s recommended.
TI r a i;a1 11;01.
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(Algae) (aollarbakh. 9.K.) (Zabollus. MX)

'ZR6F4)lVoq
GOLLMAM, lf.%, professor*, IMSINSUTA, T e.K.; POLUMSEr. V.1..
professor; !fATVIYXM, A.14.:, ZASIMINA, R.M.; KISELN. I.A.9
T.'ZO ;: POPOTA. T. G.
-PPDMMINA-LAVRSM, A.X'; SEM�PMVIP-r
--ii~fiix~mci r- Silm 1u A An 107 -11 ey- at 011 a -nauki --- USYSBt.
1AVICH, V.P., P 0
r-id#wktor;-,STRT4f,JNjW)VA. L.I., taklinichentedy radaktor; GRI.BOVA,
0011M, teklinichemkir iffidakttir-,
IMIPS11, A.I., tekhtilcheekly rimdaktor; NORDWA, M.. t"I(Nd-
cbmekiy rodaktor.
(Guide -td the frais -S--R -,--in--14 vabriaill-
h-vattir algaen it S. . .
-h ir-adoroolat-SSSR;-v chetyrwAtouti
v, u a koll H M.H.--GollerbaUc, V Ij,Po-
------ -yp__sjc~h. Redaktsionnai @g a: * I
lianakii,.V.P-.Sg*ich(otvoredaktor)-Mor.kva,--Gos.lzd-vo-"Scnratskai&
nauka." No.2[Blue-green.algaa]-Sinezelerqe vadoroall. 1953. 651 p
no.' 116.~:Dlato- ,
~[Chrysopi7ta].Zolotii4tye_vodorooll, 1954. 167
Maceaal Diatnmovye vodoroal 1 1951. 618 p. Yo,-6(P~rrraphrlml
Plrofitovye vodorosli*1954. 211 p.No.7[S -lo
J, n*pbyta1Xvg1iimovys
vaderoall 1955. 292 pe (HLRA 8:9)-
(Algas)

r 7 .--1 m
praitv. stmaz. mat. no,1:41-47 156.- -(kRA 10: 11)
(tabrication and bibricants-Amlysis)

7. ABFI-IN A) 11. F.
tjq!jjv watar re v--*~-vert the ir, IVISM27
no.z.,11,4-83
and nwich. tMIRA :.74 8.)
103.

It
BOTVINA, L.M.; ZABELINA, R.F.1 SAIJIMMANCIVo S.B.
qu&l 1-ty-pt
t'^e Production of Y-lbratad L-i~~k nauCh. 12-Ud,
NII Fo stroi. A%I~ -.'IC"114, 163., OCR,', 17:8)

Translation. from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mckha(Jka, 1958, Nr 1, -6 (USSR)_
UTHOR: Zabel' ~,e~.L
A
TITLE: On the -Analog- Simulation-of -the-M-. 9tion -of a Heavy Solid About a Fixed
Point (0 modelirovanii dvizheniya tyazhetogo tverdogo tela- vokrug
nepodvizhnoy tochki)
------,---PERIODICAL: Tr. Donetsk- industr. in-ta, 1957, Vol
20 PP 15-:119
ABSTRACT: The author points to the posstfi-e--c-o--i,n-cidence-of--thi!--diArfe-rent'L zl-
-y solid haw.ng a fix,t e.
equations--of the motion of a beav d voint. wi'!s
of equations for-Ithe s-ame body set up for the action cvf a specially
selected system of elastic forces.
P. A. Kuz'rn;r.
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Mom a Cvavdhj~
-ZA~_
L 11Y rj-, --ye,
lZil-11-12380
Translation from: Referativnyy Zhurnal, Mekhanika,_ 1957, Nx. 11, p It (USSR)
AUTHOR: Zabelina; Ye.l.
TITLE: On the Bobylev-Steklov M~tion of a Rigid Body about a Fixed Point.
(0 dvizhenii tverdogo tela vokrug nepodvizhnoy tochki v sluchaye
Bobyleva-Steklova)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Donetsk. industr. in-ta, 1957, Vol 20, pp 11-13
ABSTRACT: The paper fails to offer any new results, since the motion character-
ized by a linear partial integral (q=0 in the paper) has been investigated
by S. A. Chaplygin in his work "The Linear Partial Integralis of the Prob-
lem of the Motion of a Rigid Body Supported in a Single Point" (Col-
lected Works, Vol. 1, 1948). The formulas contain typesetting errors.
V. N. Skirnell
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BERG, A.L., glav. red.; TRAPEZNIKOV, V.A., glav. red.;-BOCMCVA,,,
I/I.Do pkand,, te.khn. nauk, sto raucIm. red.; DR=, N.H.j
inzh.p at. nauebb, red.; BARA11OV, V.I., nauchn. reed.;
ZABELINA, Ye.P., m1ad. red.; FAVLOVA, T.I., tekhn.red.
JAutomtion of production prooesses wid industrial
---electronics nq~-blopodia of modam 10chnologyl Avtomati.'.
zateiia proizvodotva
k-lopediia sovrovinnoi. tbkhnik:L. Glave- red* A.LBorg i
V.A.Trapeznikov. Hoskvag Sovotskaia entsiklopediia.
Vol.2. K - Pogreahnost' i=emniia. 1963. 528 p.
(MIRA 16:12)
(Automatiori-Dictionaries)
(Electric enctneering-Dictionarien)

j.945-
Sov
Translation from: Referativnyy zhur-nal.- Khlmiya,_:14 _~4~ r-,_T,--p:62- (Usak
Zabelin& Yu.yu.
The Dependence of the Viscosi lof
---TITLE: a o--Xylene-Hexane~MixiNre-on
tlid~Temperature_and the Concentration of the Component
PERIODICAL: Tr. -. In-ta fiz. i matem. AS Azerb&9R, 1958, Vol 9, pp 194.
~_(Az.erb. su -mmary)
_AB3TRACT: Th-e--'-~biolijte-visoosi.ty:,(V.:) -of the _11quid-phase and- of - saturated
vapors,of the b1gar ure-_1 o-xil6ne--hexane -was- meam Iired. The
mixt
measurements were-carri6d out by the methods described 411truer
(Kh.M. Khali-i-(ov-,---Zh.--t-ekt-.n----fiziki 1938, Vol 8, Ur'13 14
1249) ..at- 20 3000C. The dependence curves of V' of mixture-
thw
on the compositl6n -and -the--temperature -were plotted, V, decreases
an increase in the hexane concentratimi. -- Tkw -presence of a
diipemdence -between-thq. critical temperatures of the
Card 1/2 :componentIs an-d-their mixtures was -_ e-stablish.eId-The M&Pq
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