SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZUBINA, E.M. - ZUBKO, A.M.

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ZUBINA, E.M. -, SPIRIDOITOVA, II*F-
Biological characteris tics of popillar Tiedical rmans a~pplled
in White Russia in protozoic diseases. Zdrav.-Belor. 5
no.8:5j-57 Ag '59. (111ILk 12:10)
1. 1z kafedry obehrhey blologli Vitebokogo moditainWrogo lnotl-
tuta (zaved,;rishchaya kafedroy 3-M-Zubina).
(WHITE RUSSIA-AUDIC110, POSDAII)

A
1.~l m,~ rLM
Ob r 10
First ilos-ow rd~" of ':-,nL;-.
so Vecheryaya r4jos*va
sum 71

KORZHUYEV, P.A.; AKATOVA, H.N.; ZtYBIIFA. Y.F,
Some morphological an& physiological characteristion of amphilbiana
in ontagenesia Lwith summary in Ingliahj. Zool. shur. 38 no.4-.579-588
AP '59. (MIRA 12:5)
1.1natitute of Animal Morphology, Academy of Sciencen of the
UOS*SORO, MOSCOW,
(Amphibia)

USSR/Geophysics Erosion
Soll Erosion in the
JI
Ttv3t, or Vinicniturf! zqid Vith.ulLitro, Armonliui
--,~-iroda No 4, pp 107-1G8
P
ind of Agr :30AP. A. 'Z/%.11iyemy.:-,n
Proposes use of Mergin system in laying foundations of ternmxn~ in
10
!A+-- which Is especially designed for'z
.thlr$Wnp~r-tare slopes.

Z'J'iIT Tj,p.
.S."
(Zliel-ior, 1.1)4", no. 3.0, 7"-I1,
SO: SOVIT.L TRi7,-3TC'-?TA.TIGT,4' of colle-res-s
'er
Re'erence T. ar'r.- nt, Washington, 1.9r2, Unclasslflr-,(~

ZTJB IYXTOV I* P inzh.; AKOPTAN, S.I., kand. tokhn. nauk, 6tv, red.; GOSTZT,
zam. otv. red.; VASIL'UT, A-V-, Imnd. telclin. nauk., red. -
KRISTI. K.K.. prof. red.-, L'707, Ye.D., prof., rppd..; )fATASITIN:"b;J(.,
kand, tekhn. nawk, red.; TUDUSHKIII, H.G...Inzh., red.; IMAROVA,, A.?.,
tokhn. red.
[Standardizing fuel pump plungers used in the D-3!; and. U-54 tractor
diesel engines] Unifikatelia plunnharov toplivnyk)i namsov dlia
traktorn.vkh dizelet D-35 i D-54. Moskva, Tros. wtmohna-tokhn. ild-vo
mashinostroitelluoi lit-ry 1956. 14 p. (Koncow. GofludarmtTennyl
soiuznyi nauchno-iseledovatellskil traktornvi institut. [Trudyj
no.15). (ML*RA 10:9)
1. Direktor nauchno-iseledovatel'okogo aytotra",ornogo InotLtuta,
(for Akopyan). 2, Zamostitell direktora po muohnoy mboto nauchno-
issledovatellakogo Pvtotraktarnago instituta (for Gotste-v).
(Tractors-Ingines)

AUTHOR: Zubiyetov, I.P. 113-58-7-3/25
TITLE: The Fh=ac 'err6"fi'n-of.. the Fuel Supply I)y Pumps with a Distri-
butor (OsobennoBti podachi topliva nasosami 11 raspredel:Ltelem)
PERIODICAL:
AB'.STRACT:
ASSOCIATION:
Avtomobillnaya promyshlennoat', 1958, Nr 7, pp 6-8 (USSR)
In its development of the ON-2 fuel feed pump with a di.3tribu-
tor, IIIATT has changed the ncbeme of the high presaure l1ne by
OVa4' thE, d6j1VE!rNt Valve! fr--~q tj-;f~
plunger pair to tho diott-lbator (Fig. 1'4~110 q"j~.,Uj-Lj; ,)r eUej
over the valve In the distributor has been reduced to a minimum,
Further design changes of the ()NM pump dpvised by SAT14WA
(Fig. 5) (as compared with the single-pLunger P7r5 fuel pump de-
signed by the Kotlyarenko brothers and C.B. :Rnrtulli (Fig. 4))
provide a Complete removal of the remaining pressure of both
line sectors of high pressure. This Ytas founo to be the most
effective arrangement. There are 2 graphs, 4 diagrams, 1 oscil-
logram and I Soviet reference.
NATI (NATI)
1. Fuel pumps-Design 2. Fuel pwnps--P(n-fornanci!
Card 1/1

AUTHOR: Zubiyetov, I.P, L13- 516-3-14/ 106
TITLE: Regulator of the Fuel Pump American Bosch (Rpnr-
lyator toplivnogo nanooa Ameriken Bosh)
i
PERIODICALt Avtomo b I l I tin A
ya IC)"-A *Ic ~p N., ~MUQ
ABSTRACT: The mechanical fuel pumps for diesel engineri~ bavo the rol-
lowint; drawbacks; t)-je grent atrorx,,; on the foot lover
driver fatigue; during work at high apood riingoB, the du-
gree of irregularity is increased shar~ply. MetAsurea wore
tried to avoid these drawbacks. The atresz; on the foot,
lever is reduced by indirect action on the 3pring of tho
regulator. The irregularity in the -aoxk- at high speed:~, ii~
reduced by a combination of springs, :In Sovii.-it engine
manufacturing, such a system is used in the fuel pump of
the engine 4Ch ~i2 and the same devica is used in the fU01
pumps of "American Bosch", Figure 2 Mioy;3 t'he position of
the spring in correspondence to the reit-ulator lever-- The
tests of the fuel pur-np of the American Bouch ohow that- ir-
regularity, oven at a considerable change of opeed is
According to the author, tho purap han the thid, the
elements of regulation an(I the jpi,izi(~ Intty bo damaged ;Wrini,
operation.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congreso
Card 1/1 1. Fuel pximp3-Design 2. Diesel engines-Rquipmlint

,-ZUBITETOV, I.P.
Ohjavhotorlattt~u (it' fital ri~aki hy imi-mciii hivlog
1. llauchno-igsledovatellskiy sytotrel.-torn:,-y imilitul.
(Automobiles--nel syste-tas)

A UTHO R Zubiyotov, 1.1'. iind Androyova, Ye.N.
TITLF.- Research on Distribution Type Fuel Pumps (Issledovnnilte topliv-
nykh nasosov ranpredelitel'nogo tips)
PERIODICAL: AvtomobilInaya promyshlennost', 195B, Nr 6, pp 26-20 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors describe in detail the dintribution type P$A and M
fuel pumps, constructed by tho US firm of Arterican Bosch. The
DIATI laboratory made an extensive resetirch an two of such pumps,,
PSB-4A for 4 cylinders and PSB-6A for ,.rix cylinders engines.
Conclusions made in regard to their dimensiont3 and weight show
that these pumps are not as good as ot.~--~r known foreign distri-
bution type pumps.
There are 7 graphs, 3 diagrams, 1 table and 4 non-Soviet
references.
ASSOCIATION: (riATI)
Card 1/1 1. Fuel pumns--Research and Development

ZUBI*fNTOV, 1. P.; ANDRIMA. Yo. H,
lavestigati" fu4l d1stributimn pumps. &wt. *rain. no. fii26-29
JS 15B- 11:7)
1. Hauchno-inslodows tell ckty ovtotraktarnTy instLtut4
(Tuel pumps)

Z',,.31 Yill r, ~ -.
i,-ialuatirp the -" flood C~)ntrols -vt,.l
'I 5r) (~ , L!,.l
no.6:21-22 Jo is 0:r,)
v-,~-totrnktornyv institut.
(Tra(-torr--'-',o-i! n,,,,-t,1!7n)

z propyablenno-manItarrqy vrach (st. 14"Iltopollf
!P~-~S`talinak-aya doroga).
Changing the exhaust system of gasoline-powersd rail cars.
Elsk. i tepl. tiaga no.2:35 F '57. 04LRA 10:5)
(Railroad motorcars)

ZTJBIYETOT, P.P., prepodavatell
[Radio receivers-, assignmants for written examl.nations for
students of radio engineering departmonto) Iladhopriennys ;
ustroistva; cadeniia na kontrolldye raboty d1la uchafskjohikheia
radiootdolenlia. Spetsiallaost' "Radioveshcheal.a.w Hol3kva,
1958. 10 p. (KIRA 12:3)
1. Hoscow. Vaesayuznyy zoachnyy taklinikwi wryafl.. P. Voettoynonyy
zaachnyy takhnikum svyazi (for Zublystolv).
(Radio--Rscolvors and reception)

ZTJBIYZTOV, P,,P., prepodavatell
(Radio recolverto and stations; assignments for written exam1natlona
and course projects for studento of radio enLdmeering departments)
Radiopriemays ustroletya i stantaii; cadaniia ma kontrollmys raboty
1, kursovol proekt dlis uchashchikhsio radlootdolentAm. Spatsialt-
nost' - *Radiosviazle" Moskva, 1958* 25 Pe (KIRA l213)
1. Moscow. Vaesoyvznyy zaochnyy tekhnikum arwynal. 2. Vaesoyunyy
saachnVy takhnikum ovyazi (for Z-abiyetov).
(Hadlo-Iloceivera and reception)

1.1 ., kand. tekhn. mauk; NL`24--VIGH, C'.. 1. , kand. ~ekkln.
nauk; ZUBIYETOVA, M.P., kand. te~em. maul:;
retspriient; I.P., irLzh.
red.
(Rapid wear tests of dicsel engiries] Uskovenz~i-j ispl-taniia
dizelInykh dvigatelpi na iznc.--,c,,t,cdkost'. Iva-vo
(k
ONashino.-ti-oenic," 182 p. UliA

Anni -4F Ly Idat sell skckho%yayfttvemqVh n&tA:.
080110 of the Azerbaijan S.S.R." Reviewed by 3'.A. ZaMetian. Zzy.
AN Arm.SSa.BtolA sellkhox.naukt 7 no.2:109-1:1.2 '51P. (KLM 9 -. 8)
(AzerbaiJan-Soile)

r"oviet Armenia
Soils of Armenia. Natika I zhizn' 19, 1~o- 4, -1~1'52
k.onthly List-of Litr.--r.~ of Con~-res.,
July 1952. UNCIASSIFLED.

ZUi,.1Y!'--iM,', P.A.
Soils--An.enla
Usim, gnve.,11Y co.izerlted F--ilti f3r -4!npyv1-dC 11i Amellin. ViTi. 1;1, 9,
!,I-)nthly Li:-.t of kussipri Acc-tisionn, Libr-.ri ol C,)n:-,rt-rG,
11T

2. ES'). (600)
4. .*.r.-:~cnia - -'rosim
7. a-~-~i-zt so-1.1 crosion in tllhr; hills Ar!,,rl~nia.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, i~vjril 1953. Unclassified.
1111 ; kidi 11:11]. Ii H '111 11111 hi

ZUBIYNTAN, V.G.
Datemining the Oponomin "freotivoinfifoo (if lah-or'll'i fcriAllommi givon to
Oto Uatli IlitwiffA V'd'~ontivtl V11r.41 in Owflijll~ PkOalot,
All Arm.6*11,. Mol.l J~ no .6 IN, L-4,314 Jo 'fli. (OtaA a A)
(Arnenia--Vhoat) Vartilisers and vomurea)

USSR/Cultivated Plants - Graii~s m
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Diol., No 12, 1958, 53543
Author Zubiyetyan,-V.G.
a -
Inst AS Arneniaa SSR
Title Ali Experiment in the D-Aarninatimi of the Ecumbi.Lic
Effectiveness of Mineral Fertilizers AjTj)licd under
Vnieat in the VillaZe of Mats Mama of the &isix,Lecharskly
Rayon (in the Fori., )f a !AscLissioa)
Orig Pub Izv. AUT Arr.OSR, Dl,:)I. i 9 - --ld, - Y- -, 1956, 9, nj 6, 91-99
Abstract ExperLiento card"cted ill 1951-1953 (Istablisho-I the econo-
mic Of t.~e application of nineral fertili-
z(-,r:; wi tr!r nn(I sprLiG wheat after all precedinC,
cr-D:;- '-ncrc~tpe in the yield exceeds by 5-6 tli-ies the
er,,ensc colmected with fertilizin(j.
Card 1/1
I I 111H lill'! 1:11,11hill ill 1 '1111" lill 11

U T
oil

ZUBEVICIII G.I.
Erfact Of 11(111001.113 OXLVU(~Ul frot'l WW'd ne-LICht 1111, LIM, jrl-l:vtll
or napo vood-lAlly.-I. UOL.; n,.).? 1 165.
18: v )
'' 1. . ~i ,
E ! ji~~ 1: '' .
~ 1;;, ~ 11111, : ii 111 - .

ZUBX1H. A.
_2XIS. A.
How to conduct course@ on the study of tox1c chomical agents.
Vo~
Voen.onan. 32 no.2:26 Y 156. (10,9A 9:5)
(Chemical w1irfars)
fluxIIf HR iT t,
1 MII I Tii*~: I`i~ .11

MALISHINSKIT, Arkadiy Arked'yovich4u&i�&k&"Mfimwj-Pdaktor,, XARTIVSRAYA, M.D.,
redektor; BLAZHANIOTA, G.I., tekhnichoiskiy redmirtor
LChemical weapons of foreign armies and defense againut chemical
warfare) lrhimichaskoe orutbia inostrannykh armli i prativokhimicho-
skaia saahchits. Moskva, Ind-vo DOSAAY. 1957. 93 P. NLRA 10!8)
(Chemical warfare)

LEBFMVA.- Tulla. Aleknandrovna- ZUBKIM, AlakeavAr Stelmnavich; KAWSKATA,
M.D., redaktor; KA
[What one should know about poisonous and radioactive subatancoal
Shto nado znat' ob otravliaiushchikh i radioaktivnykh veshchostvakh.
Moskva, Izd-vo DOSW, 1956. 62 p. (KWA 9:6)
(Chemical warfare) (Radioactivity)
71,Tt, 1. v, M117,1 L~
A

IZUBKIN. ijm-FLI UN, A.
Keane and nothods of decoutanization. Voeu.snan. 31 no.8,;Z4 Lg 1�6.
(Decontamination (from games, chemicals, eta.)) OIUA 9: 11)
I
- - I PIM'111~i ~illfll' Ii III 1h I Iii. il 11 ~:i !, I
;:~' j H :' -1 1
,=7~ 111 ~17 I ~

KKDVUV, Talantin Aleksoyevich; T102MVA# Ta.r., rimd.-, ZUBXlJUO AaSso red,;-
BLAZH3=VA, G.I., takhn. red. 6
(Ralea of coaduot in c6taminated anael pravilm poystlenlia v Zara-
zhennom ralons. Noskra, Iad-vo DOU", 1958. 47 p. (14nu 110
(Air defename)
q
11111k NR i;HVI R III III
I , i.~ 4:1 n ,- P~ . ~

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 714
Zubkin,-.Aleksandr Stepanovich
Individuallnyye sredstva protivokhimicheskoy zaohchity (Chemical
Defense for Individuals) Moscow, Izd-vo DOSAAF, 1958. 63 p.
130,000 copies printed.
Ed.t Filimonov, I*M.; Tech. Ed.: Taigellman, L.T.
PURPOSE: The book is intended for the general publio and as~a
textbook for studies in DOSAAF circles on prol;i1em-io of defense
against modern chemical and bacteriological warfare (including
radioactive fallout).
COVERAGE: The book deals with purpose,, design,, amd operation of
devices for protecting Individuals against Injury in chemical war-
fare. No personalities are mentioned. No refmrencea are given.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Card 1/3

-1~;' j, ill -11-1 W
Chemical Defense for Individuals 714
Introduction 3
Ch. 1. Historical Survey of tho Development of Equipment
for the Protection of Individuals Against Cbemical
Warfare 5
Classification of devices for protection of Individuals
againe chemical warfare 11
Devices for protection of respiratory organs 12
Filtering gas masks of the army type 14
Filtering gas masks for the civil population 18
Gas masks for children 32
Respirators and other simple means of protlection 33
Ch, 2. Equipment for Protection of the Skin 37
Materials used for manufacturing eql*ment for skin
protection 37
Protective properties of insulating materialr:. 39
Card 2/3

Chemical Defense for Individuals 714
Filtering protective materials
Protective properties of filtering mateisials
Design of equipment for protection of the skin arjK1
instructions for its use
Improvised protection equipment
Decontamination of equipment for skin protection
Deactivation of equipment for skin protection
Degasification of equip*ent for skin protection
Disinfection of equipment for akin protection
Packages for antigas protection of individuals
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress SG*/ksy
Card 3/3
41
42
44
56
!5B
59
60
61
62
11111 Hkjjj~ llplj~i 1; 11

ZUBKIN. A
Chemical weapons. Voen. tuan. 35 ne.2:28 F 159.
(Chemical warfare)
091RA 12:6)
1hij I' w PII il; Hill dII

ZUBON. Alskeandr Stepanovich; XANEVSXAYA, M.D., red.; HIMINA, Ye.S.,
tekhn.red.
(What decontamination and degassing is] Chto takoe dfatraktivatsila
i degazateiia. Moskva, Izd-vo DOSAAIP, 1960. 53 P.
(Ci7ilian defenses) (MIRA 13:7)
7F-771.77 FIFF, 111:11: 11 i I i'l !fll H 1 -111

ZUBM, Aleksandr Stapmovich; KWUlYt Talanti-n Aamkso~pwiajq VWW&U.TAO
t4k]=. red.
[Radioactive cloud and protection agnAnst It) lladloaklivnoe oblako i
zashchita, ot nago. Hoskyal lod-vo DOSAAFt 1961. 65 P*
(Him 34:8)
(Radioactive fallout)
'I I 111h 11111 11111;

-nov.icb; ISDVEDHV, Valentin Aleksotevi0i;
ZUBKRI, Aleksnp-dr,St-qpa
BUMIA-VAII, A.I.; AIZABlYrIN, A.,,., red.; VLASYVil., N.A.,
tekhn. red.
(What is radioactive contsmination and ways to protect
againit it] Clito Iakoe radioaktivnon zarazhimim i i3lmooby
zanhchity ot nego. lfookvn, GosatoulsyJat, '1963. 54"S.
(MIRA 17:

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- 1, . - 1 1 . . - , - i ~ ~ ! 1 11:1 , I 1~, d ; 1~-m - __:,_ 1-1 : ; -.=T;~ . -* -

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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/0426
Bogolyubskly, G. N.. 1. 1. Burlinov, L. V. Vinnilradov V. V. Vo%nimenskiy,
V, S. D uk. A,_S,,,Ku n, A. S. IllyQshav, M. D'. Korablev. 'cu. A.
Lebedeva, Yu. K. Makarov, 1. P. Miroshnikov, 1. P. Novichunko, A. V.
Popov,and V. A. Serebryakov
Zashchita naseleniya ot sovremennykh aredstv porazhentya; uchebnoytj
posobiye d1ya organizatsil DOSAAF (Protection of the Population From
Modern Means of Destruction; Handbook for DO$AAF Organizationo)
2d ed., rev. and enl. Moscow, DOSAAF, 1963. 254 p. 450,000 copies
printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Vaesoyuznoye ordena krasnogo znameni DobrovoVnoye
obshchestvo sodeystviya armii, aviatsu i noty.
EdB. (Title page): 1. S. Varennikov and L V. Vinogradov; ComplIevin M. 1),
Korablev and Yu. A. Lebedeva; Ed.: F. Ye. Godiner, Tech. Ed. i M. 7~
Sorkin.
Card 1/0
I-Itllf~fl. I'll, fit
F Ian .......

BABKIM, I.A.; BOGOLYUBSKIY, G.N.; BURLINOT, I.I.; YOMMANSKIT, V.Y.;
DAMILTUK, V.S.; ZAPOLISKIY9 G.R.; A.G.;
KIPRITAH, X.M.; XONnUTITIEV, P.V.,, KOWM, M.D.; rJU1131MA,
Yu.A.; HAKAROV, Tu.K.; MIROSHUIKOV, X.P.; NOVIGHM11KO, 1,F.;
POPOV. A.V.; SEMRTAKOV, V.A.; KANEVSKAYA, M.D., red,; AHBRIANOY,
B.I., tekhn.red.
(Protecting the public from present-day means of destruction;
a textbook for organizations of the All-Union Volimtary 'Society for
the Promotion of the Army, AviAtiOn, and Navy) 1"nshchita na'selenila,
ot sovremennykh aredetv porazhaniia; uchabnoe ponoble dlia or.-ani-.
zateii Vaesoyusnogo dobrovollnogo obohahestva aolieystviya arnii
aviataii i flotu. Konkva, Izd-vo DOSAAF, 1958. 334 p. (KIRA 1j4)
(Civil defense)

ZUBKnT, A.,Iilzh. t)odt)olkov-rik.
rq of contr,,ji,
.Intion. An
(Civilinn defenve) (muu

T,
ZUBKIN, A.
)and chemical detection. Toan, samn. 37 130. X 1,31- 2
ja 16,L I (KXIIA 14:1)
(Radloactivity-Ndasurement) (Chanical warfare)

BOGOLYUBSKIY, G.N.; BURLINOV, I.I.; VINOGRADOV, L,V.; VOZIUSE113KIYj
V.V.; DANIL111%, V.S.j ILIYW~I&V) A,$.; HOIJARY'VO
M.D.; LEEEDEVA, Yu,A-; MAICAROV, Yu.K.~ I.P,;
NOVICHENKO, I.P.; MPOV, A.V.; SEREBRAKOV, V,A.;VAJISNIIIEOV,
1.S., red.j GODINER, F.Ye., red.1 SOILKIN, 14.Z., fAjk-hn. red.
(Protecting the population from present-day meanu of
destruction] Zashchita naseleniia ot sovremewifth areidstv po-
razheniia; uchebnoe pomobie d1la organizatiiii DCNUAY. R..)d ob-
shchei red. I.S.Var".rdkow 1 1, 'I_VJ.nagrfLdOViq., 12A.2-p pareir.
i dop, Moskva, Izd-vo WSAAF, 11'?62~ ~~54 ('111RA 16:-4)
(Civil defeaae)

ZUBKIN, A.Ta.
[Poultry house for 500 hens of 11&tvaight bravis; clay-fillad
wattle walls. Plan ne.0506-B] Ptichnik na 500 Ivr 1mg-kikh pored;
stony glinoplatnevye. Praekt ne.0506-B. K*skva, 1955. 9 p., 4
plans. (KLRA 9:6)
I.Ruasia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Kinisterstvs g9rodukogo i sallskoge
atroitelistva.
(Poultry houses arA equipment)
J

ZUBKIN, A.Ta., arkhitaktor; ZTKOT, A.M., rodaktor
[Houses for fattening 150 swine; wall& of logal 5vinarnik-otkorsochnik
ni 150,golov; stony rublanye. Tipovoi proakt No.0231. KomL-va# 19560
16 p, 14 plane. (MLUA 9:12)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Kinisterstvo gorolskogo i sol'skogo,
stroitell stva.
(Swine houses and equiptaent)
11di 1.1 IIIH "flidi

CSheep house for 800 hesid; adobe walls. Plan Um.03220 Ovchawmia
na 800 golovg ateny eamannys. Pi-tekt n*.0322.VaakoL,1',vj5 IOV,*4as
(Niak 9: 6)
I.Ruesta (192)- UtMoRt) Hinisterntys geredolcoge i nallukage
streitelletva.
(Sheep houses mA equipment)

ZUBKIN, A. IA.
Stables for horses Moskva, Gos. ivd-vo selkhoz. lit-ry, 1951. 78 p~
(V oomoshch' sellskomu stroteliii)
F

ZUBKIN, A,.'fa,t arkhitaktor.
(Sheep house for 800 heeA; adtba*walls with stsue column*. Plam
uo.03211 Oveharnia na 800 goloy; stany sauaxmye v keltannykh gtal-
bakh. Praekt no.0321. Ifoakva. 1955. 9 p., 7 ploas. WaA 9:6)
l.Russia (1923- U-S-S-R-) Kinisterstye gorsdalcar,* i nallskago
stroitalletva.
(Sheep houses and equipment)

ZUBKIN, A.Ta., afthitaktor.
[Sheep house for 300 head for treeless southern and control
districts; adobe walls. Plan u6.03041 Oveharnia na 100 ovate dII&
iuzhnykh i teentrallrqkh bazlesnykh raianav-, stany sanaWe.
Proakt no.0304. Hask-ya, 1955. 16 p., 11 plans. (MTBA 9:6)
l.Rasaia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministeretvo goredelcogo i ael'skogo
stroitelletva.
(Sheep houses and equipment)

1
ASHERSON, M. (Forgana); ALEX S" YIEVA, 1,11, ; ZAMKOIISKIY~ V.,, I'Iteyohohlkj BROVA, V.
(Klyev); ZUBKO, A.; DUKHrIF"711"Ho El. (711'ryuo)
On good people. Sov. profsoiuzy 19 no.llrl9 Je 163.
(MIRA 16:8)
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X-ray investigation of tertuln binary l1qn1d syntomm. I'l-oblo
metallovedoi fiz. net. no.[11:106-112 149. Ollft U-4)
1.Laboratoriya l=iStAllitataii TSantrallnogo nniietiro-isfilndovatellakolgo,
instituta chernoy rnetAllurgli.
(Sy3tems (ChenietrO)
(Z raya--Diffraction)
N111111. -.11H

ZUBKO, A. M.
USSR/Physice Rar 49
Solutions
X-Rays - Scattering
"X-Ray Scattering in a solution of Acetone and Water," V. I. Danilov, A. M. Zubko,
A. I. Danilove, Inst of Metallophys, Gen Sci lies Inst of Ferrous I'lotall) pp
I'Zhur Eksper i Teoret Fiz" Vol XIX, No 3
Presents results of X-ray investigation or noetone-wator solution, Subuitted 23 501) 4q;.
Pa 32/49T100

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ZUB!~P'j A.K.; SPUTM, Ye.2.
X-ray analysis of the structural modifications In coka varieties
used In blast furaaces. Dokl. AN SSSR " ne.2:251-254 If 154.1
NLRA 8:2)
1. Inetitut metallovedeniya i fisiki netallov ToMIGhM.
Predstavleno akademikon G.V.Kurdyumov7=.
(Coke) (X rVe-Industrial, applications)

;,tq

ZUBKO, A.M.,knnd.fiz.-mnt.nAuk; SPUTOR, Ye.Z.
X-ray investigation of cokes end con1s; coke struc,*ure Lm the bleat
furnnce. Probl. WnIlmed. I fit. met. no.4:7746 15$ . (11111A 11:10
(Coke) (X raya--Industrinl anplientionit)
. + ;, ~ ~ I
.1 ii, 1: , 1 * ,

M
DANIMV, Vitaliy Ivanovich, prof assor.doktor fIzIko-mate'litatichaskikh nouir,
laureat Stalinakoy premii: KU11DYM40V, G.V., akadvaik, riolaktor: 4
DAIIILOVA, A.I. , redaktor;-ZUZ&Q,,.JLjO4A , rodaktor-, KAKEIIFI;TSXATA. D.S..
radaktor; LASIX0. A.S., re(4aktor; OVSIYENKO, D.Yo.. redmktor; SKRT-,
SIIEVSKIY, A.F., redaktor; 3PNKTOR, Ye*Z., yedaktor; IA'UNTSMV, B.A.6
redaktor iz&atellstva; RAMINA. ILP.. taklinichetik-ty redaktor
(structure and crystallization of liquids; selected articles]
Stroents i kristalliz&tsiia zhidkosti; izbrannye statli,, Pod red.
G.T.KurKliumova. Kiev, Izd-vo Akademli nauk UkSSR, 1956. 566 p.
WRA 9:10)
1. Daystvitallnyy chlen AN USSR (for Danilov)
(Liquias) (Crystallization)

AUTHORS: Zubko, A. M. and Spektoi-, ~a. Z. ;?(~-114-6-28/54
TITLE: Concerning the Problem of Graphit" ;t-!cn of ; .-bonaceous
Substances (K voprosu o grafitizal,,:.: i,,:1_-.,o,]1.,tykh
veshchestv)
PERIODICAL: Doklady All SSSR, 1957, Vol. 1l,,, :Ir 6, pp. 1;;39-1241 ('Ussa)
ABSTRACT: In coke samples which were burned at 1'ao - 18oooC narrow
lines Situated at angles of 220 35' (intensive), 330 (ireak)
and 41 45' (intensive)occur in radiograms. An is seen in
table 1 and figure 1, the position of these lines neither
agrees with the lines of the a-modification ol graphite nor
with those of P-graphite. T~e nearness of theae linen to the
position of the graphite-lines caused mome reaearch-man to
consider them as belonging to a special graphite nodification
(references I - 5). Then the authors give additional data
from own investigations of the graphitlisation of the
substances mentioned in the title. ~t was interestinj; to
determine the nature of the non-carbon-diffraction lines
which becone visible in coke after a temperature of 1700 -
l8oo0C. Pure cane carbon alone and with small additions of
Card 1/2 iron oxide and silic dioxide were burned. qlh,o results

Concerning the Problem of Graphitization of Carbonaceous 20-114-6-28/54
Substances
(figure 2) showed that the above-mentioned lines belong
to a solid a-solution of Si in Fe. As the position of the
diffraction lines of this solid solution is Tery close to
that of graphitev they may become a source of error in
conclusions on graphitization. There aro 2 figures and
referencee, 4 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Institute for Uetallography and Metal Physics of the Central
Scientific Research Institute bf Femus Metal1urgy
(Institut metallovedeniya i fiziki metallov Tnentrallno-o
nauchno-isaledovatellskogo inotituta chernoy taetallurgii)
PRESENTED: November 14, 1956, by G. V. Kurdyumov, Aoadeoician.
SUBMITTED: Novenber 5, 1956
Card 2/2

G011/1-71 3-58-6-15/33
AUTHORS: Bokshitskiv, Ya. Yemya8hcv, A. V. , Zubko, A. hl. and
Yilippycheva, I.I.M. . ........
TITLE: The Influence of Vacuum Melting on the quality of Steel
~Vliyaniye vakuumnoy vy-plavki na 14coch(i.-stvi) otali)
PERIODICAL: Stall, 1958, nr 6, pp 520 - 525 (USSR),
ABSTRACT: An investigation of the influence of vacuunk melting on
thp quality of Kh2? and 18Khr1VA steels ia-.L~scribed. Vacuum
melting was carried out in a 12 kg- furnacle 'Oreviolisly des-
cribed (Ref 5). The conditions of raeltin,,;; a-nd. hpa~inC, of
liquid metal, teeminE temperature and off retention
in the final vacuo .,iere the same for~-11 mclts. As a charge,
wild steel ingots smelted in the usual manner in a 30-kg, high-
.Lrequency furnace were used. T e DreSOLMIS us,'!d were: 1 Imp,
and 1/10 of a metre I . .5
t 5-8- 10 Run and 1, 1-6- izim The
results of chemical Eas analysis and impact stvenF,
gth of steel
Kh27 smelted undcr normal pressure and in Iracuo - Table 1.
lio-re 0
The impact stren-th of for-ed and .1ened-in-water from POO C
iietal from all heat-s was low. In order to find factors
determining the impact strength of Kh,'? steel, a series of
vacuo heats usinE electrolytic inaterials wm-e c!i.rt-ied out.
The results obtained s! 'oved that- apparently thL, -2a-in elcnaent
carbon. Tl-iij '-c,
Cardl/4 deterniining the impact ~trt;nUth is --f luence of,

The Influe=.-e of Vacuum Melting on -Ube Quality of Steel
the depth of vacuo on the cozilposition of motal, the con-jent
and the content of ad-n.ixtures in steel is ;showiti in Tables 2
and 3 and F-36ure I Jnfluer_,,~e of depth of
reapectively. The a,
vac,oto ou -the ma~chanical properties of forp.4c-d and the-rmally
treated Kh'27 eteel - Table 4; the dependt--nco of im-:)act strenEth
of -the steel smelted in v~~tcuo on the carbon colit,,nt - Figure 2
and on the gas content - Fiufure 3, It is c~-nclurled that:
1) valcuum meltinacf a,2~ steel is by
in itq chernical compo,'-JA-fori due to tlj,~ eva~j:,or.ntiou of such
elements as -iese U_
_, cu - and silicon ind due t.:) reac'i oris f ormin.-
Ease0us product-s; 2) The charge in chemIcal r,,nrq)osit_Jon
depends on the d-apth of vacuo; 3) Valauum meltin'S F-ives
the follozln.",7 effects: a) the reactio:-_. ox~igen and
carb^~"Y, is mo-re e-l"ficient; tj-,e contont of to
thousandths of parts of 121'o; the reaction of with
oxygen is also Biorc iaLevsive; b) the corr*-,(,i-,.t -.)f gas ii.1 the
deoxidised metal decre,-Ses by a factor of 3-
influence on the structure of the metal. 4~
of steel Kh2? with its subsequent heat trev.trian't,
strength can be considorably increased (3&-~O
hichest effect on. tLe impact sl1rerigth has the
(;Djd2/4
c) it has no
On walcuum melting
its impact
till'es) the
content of c,~rbon;

The Influence of "Vacuum Melting on the Quality of S11-leal
wben the latter -:L.- below 0.011,~,,, the impi-c-t; stxfriuth of steel
reaches 15 - 18 ke/,cm 2; 5) On valcuum -ni-alting froi-~ el.ectro-
lytic materials, the tcchnolo(~ical r,ro.pu~-Lies of steel. U2?
depend on the conteiit of carbon and silicon.
Steel i8Kh1,1VA was made from a steel (C 0,19-0.220%) smiAted
from Sulinsk sponge iron. The experimeiitnl LeatG Werkil carried
out under normal pressure and a vacuo of 0.5 - 1 nm and
1.10 -4 iam. The composition of steel I%- C 0.14-0.21;
Si 0.17-0-37; Lin 0.25-0.55; P, S `9 0.80-1.2.0;
Cr 1.35-1.65; TTi 4. 00-4. 5CP;,6. The E;as c;:,xituent of metal. from
experimental heats in east (nominator) Rxid forl!;od ~denominator)
state - Table 5; the amount of non-metallic iiaclusion,: -
Table 6; mean indices of mechanical prfj):),.-!rt:Lvb, of lont.;it-iidinal
specimens from the experimental heats - Table It iS con-
cluded: 1) That vacut;un meltIng of 18KhJ1rA i.-,I;f.el C: I., P, a 13 a s
the conten-1-i of nitrogen ana oxyU?en in. st-!,~el: a) '--leats ir-3de at
a vacuo of 10-4 rm contained' ma_ny timeG less nitroc.-en (0.0020 -
0-0050~16) than heats made under normal prv.,~_-ure (0.0C20 -
0. 0 10rio) the influence of the depth of vacuo on. nitrogen
. C~
content was riot detec.ted; b) the content of oxy(~,en in vacuo
Uard3/1+

SOV/ L;! 7 -
*" -,)- - 15/-73
The Influeace of Vacuum MeltIng Dn the quality :).f Steel
heats at a DreSU_1.rD Of 10- 2 Lfm WaG On 5 Unier, ginaller
~0.0010 - 0.00285~) tha~n in metal from heats a,.a.de under norr-al
pressui-3 U.01,40%); furthi:
.)r decrea~,,c of' Presaure to
7
10_~ - -.0 ~je
lead to a fUrther decrelt , iri the oxy(,e:n content
~,,:,p to C).000-' 2) Metal fror va,*u.(,, heats~ contained
ies~; ".)f lncluslo:as ~0.0012 - 0,00~i&%,,)
tha.- the usual h~~at,s friii, i-ndustrial arc furnaces (0.0168 -
U.02817i) and posE;eSsed. hi~-Iipr values for relative elon,5at.--orl
(approxiLiqlUely by 4Q!v) ~:nid strerit;th ~by ICJ-;/cIr.-, ).
There are 3 f iq- Ira's, 7 tables and 5 of which are
Soviet, I Freach. aid I 2nC-Iish.
ASSOCIATIOD: TsNIIChLI,
Card 4/4 1. Vacuum furnaces--Effectiveness 2. Steel--Productlon
3. Steel.--Mechanical properties

18-5100

V/-J33-59-10--(A//..)9
0
AUTHORS: Gure"',.'h, Ya. B., 2.,ijbko., A. M,
TITLE., Concerning the Coefficient of Friction and Specific
Pressure in llot-Roi'llng Under V~onjum
PERIODICAL: Stall, 1959, Nr 10, pp 929-193.1 (1)"'ISR)
ABSTRACT: Initial tests concerned the determinatJon of the cocf-
ficient of friction and resistance to deformation In
hot-rolling under vacuum. The ~'.xpe_rimental part of the
work was carried out by Rudenlio, V. A,, and Shanhicova,
V. N. The coefficient of friction wa:~ ainalytica-l 'ly
determined by the value of them for,,,,;ard. r3lip which loras,
in turn, established by means of centf-Ir punch Inde-n-
tations. Total prer3sure (P) was divl(led by tiii! surfarf,
of the contact of the metal with (F) to Obtain tile
resistance to deformation; i.e. , i3peclflc pressure
= P/F. R;~search (:.-onducted by
during rolling (p):
radiographic method Zemskiy, 13. 1/. , nf' Contrai. Scion-
~
tifle Roneavch infit.1tuto o1 Mot1:111urgy
Card 1/3 (TGNIIChM)) on carbori (11stribUtI01) Irl 1ron and nicl~ccl

Concerning the Coefficiont of' Fr-10,1on and
)-.[o-2
Prensure, in flot-Rol I.I.tirt, Tjndf-i, VI-!(_:uum
IM,
12
4f v q -
0
Soo 105 floo 12/v V, 0 Firo-1060 12w
TZWET AVORE r.I:_AtpeVfvA_
VC oc
Fig Dev:ndenct,, of z,,p-clfll~ mIJ-11,'C ndo r
0 _; 11
vacuuml (a) 10 -- [ItIrl 14,> column atnfl (1)) lo-,- irm Iff.- co lumn
and in (c) regular rolllni-~ on A. iron.;
B, nlckel.
as well as sulfur J-11 KhW-LYPe street'_' al'ter 41-stop
heating at 1,1500 C and rrigular in,;; rf~ve,,Aled
Card 2/3 an almost carbon-ft,ee -,ui,face of th(~ tuclk~11 speclmerl.
1
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In Hot- Ro II und(.-I. Wi(~!-
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a1: rim d,~~ p t I 1.4 f 1:
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IL iv~ I n 1 1- 1 ~:,t I ( ~. .-
tIon of cal-bon should i-_duco ol' 1"1 '1,! 1 Q Cl
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only pve1J.m_l_nar-y Lhu~y n I I Ow tt I:)." K"', IL ln,~, und", I, -U ~11
Is aceomoanIc2d by Inci-ea.,,ed of'
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ASSOCIATION. Ct - tj 'U. va 1, SWJ if tt t, h. P,1[no 1, 1. 1~:l Iot,
Metal lurry
Ca r,d j/-3

ZUBKO, A.M., kand.f'Lr.ma-t.rauk,, SPAX1,91AD Te&Z*
---------------- --
Methoa of quantitatively evalTMUTW the graphil-Azatioa of coke
In blast furnaces. Frobl.netalloied.i fiz.Tret. no.6:372-377
'59. (Blant Jurnacet) (Colca) (MMI, 12:8)

MffA.SHZV, A.V.; ZUBKO, A.M., Imnrl.fis.mat.rAWc; NIM1.101', V.Tm., Icand.
f i z . ma t .-6a--Uv- ,
Effoct of vacivin swilting and pouring on propnrtiefl oi,' tho
"tal and quality of the ingot. Probl.metalloved.i flit,met.
no.6:169-lP,6 '59. (HIIIA V.--8)
(Vacmim nntalbirgy) (Stmol ingotn-Testing)

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AUTHORS: Pavlov, I.M., Sigalov, Yu.M., Shelest, A,.Yo.v
Zubko, A.M. and Gurevich, Ya.B,, (Hoscow)
TITLE: Invesligat-i-" of the Process of Hot Rolling of
Aluminium in Vacuum and in Air
PERIODICALt Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Otdolentye tekhnicheskikh
nauk, Metallurgiya i toplivo, 196.1, No.2, pp.64-67
TEXT: The influence on the friction coafficiont. of scale or
an oxide film layer on the surface of a metal beinj; rolled has been
the subject of numerous papers. However, no direct comparison was
made of the ordinary process of' rolling aluminium in air and in
vacuum. Such a romparative study will permit direc~t elucidation
of the Influence of oxide films on the conditions of rolling. The
authors investigated the power consumption, the speed and deforma-
tion conditions and the friction coefficient chtrin,~., hot rolling of
aluminium in vacuum and in air. The rolling was on TsNIIChermet
laboratory vacuum equipment permitting heating, rolling and
cooling of 15 x 20 mm, 200 mm long specimens in a vacuum down to
lo-5 mm Hg. From a forged and annealed blank 150 J. 10 x 12 mm
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specimens were cut. These were heated in a titbular electric
furnace, The hooting temperature was maintniox~d ifitbin +150C,
Rolling was at 400*C with reductions of 20 to 70% per pa";s. The
diameter of the rolls was 85 nun, the rolli-ng speed 6.5 m/min. The
rolls were of steel W)