SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ABROSIMOV, YE. V. - ABROSKINA, S.A.

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Pew [Developmntslin the Theory (Cont.) SOV/5556

Kleyn, A.L., and
P.V. Umrikhin [Ural Polytechnic Institute]. Slag

Formation When
Using Composite Flux Produced by Calcination of

Lim-Bauxite
Mixture

Ushakov, Ye. N. [Candidate of Technical Sciences], Ye. V.
Abrosimov,
.

v
1
0
(Docent, Candidate of Technical Sciences), V.I. Koz

Shcherbakov
(Engineers), A.G. Kotin (Candidate of Technical Sciences),

and
M.P. Sabiyev (Engineer], (W-scow Steel Institute, Ukrainskiy

nauchno-iscledovatel'Bkiy institut metallov - Ukrainian
Scientific

Research Inatitute of Metals Alchevskiy
matallurgichookly zavod

Alchevok lk~tallurgical "llanti. Improving
the Steelmaking PcL..

in Large-Capacity Opon-Hearth Farnaces
125
Voloshina, N.M. [Engineer). Using Ore-Limo Briquets Instead of
Ore

and Lim in the Open-Hearth Process
133
(D.I. Sapiro, P.I.
Kovalev, S.I. Zhmak, 0. Ye. Kravtoov,

Engineers, and I.M.
Tkachenko, A.P. Pbletayev, Technicians

participated in the
reooarch work]

Ofengenden, A.M. (Engineer]. Accelerating the Slag
Formation and

Desulfarizatlon In the Open-Hearth Process
140
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New [Developnents) In the Theory (Cont.)
Grigorlyev, V _Y.._AbrQklmQr 111occow Steel institute).
.P. [Engineer), andjtL
Effect of the Chemical Composition of the Charge and Slag on
the Dephos-
phorization Process in an Oxygen-Blown Bath
Svinolobov, N.P. (Engineer], and I.D. Semikin (Professor],
[Dnepropetrovsk Metallurgical Institute). Obtaining a
Luminous Flam
in Open-Rearth Furnaces Fired With Natural Gas 315
Okorokov, N.Y. (Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences,
Moscow Steel
Institute]. Electromagnetic [Inductiye) Stirring of Metal In
Melting
Furnaces 324
Semenenko, I.I. (Engineer, Matallurgichn0dy koubinat im.
Seroya
Yetallurgical Combine imeni 1jerov). Combustion of
High-Sulfur
Content Mazout Gasified In t1a Open-Rearth Pgrt In Ylaking
High-
Quality Steel 330
Discussion of Papers "2
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Few [Dcrelopmnts]in the Theory (Cont.) SOV15556

Perchatkin,
P.N. [Engineer], A,A, Bazdenezhnykh (Docent, Candidate

nr T
ehnical Sciences), A.M. Bigeyev [Docent, Candidate of
Technical
c

Sciences], and V.V. Letimin [Engineer], (Magnitogorsk
Mining and

K,tallurgical Institute]. Effect of Furnace
Atmosphere on the

Behavior of Siallur During Melting in the
High-Capacity Open-Hearth

Firmace
361
Lranov, R.M. (Candidate
of Technical Sciences), Ye. V. AbrosimQv

[Minetv Steel
Institute]. Temperature Reeime of _Nig_en-Bl~im

Open-Hearth
Bath
371
Swtarin, A.M. [Corresponding Member of the Academy
of Sciences USSR),

and A.P. Potrunnyev [Engineer], [Moscow
Steel Institute).

Change In Metal Composition Caused by
Oxygen Blowing
379
?,--klev, V.A. [Docent, Candidate of
Technical Sciences, Sredneasistshy

politekhnicheakiy
Institut - Cent
ral Asia Polytechnic Institute).

*
Desiliconizing Pig Iron by Oxygen in a Special Spout While
Pouring

Iron Into the Open-Hearth Furnace

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Physicochemical Bases of (Cont.) SOV/5411
PURPOSE. This collection of articles is intended for
engineers and
technicians of metallurgical and machine -building
plants, senior
studen-.*s of schools of higher education, staff
members of design
bureaus and planning institutes, and scientific
research workers.
COVERAGE: 'Ilie collection contains reports presented
at the fifth
annual corr-tition devoted to the review of the
physicochemical bases
of the steelw.' aking process. These reports deal
with problems of the
mechanism and kinetics of reactions taking place in
the molten metal
in steelmaking furnaces. The following are also
discussed: problems
involved in the production of alloyed steel, the
structure of the Ingot,
the mechanism of Holidification, and the converter
steelmaking
process. The articles contain conclusions drawn from
the results
of experimental studies. and are accompanied by
references of which
most are Soviet.
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ABROSIIAQV,-v.evgeniV-Va-qil-'.xevie.b.;-ANSHELES, Illya
Iosifovich; KUDRIN,
Viktor
Al'.-zandrovich; KRYAKOVSIKIY, Yuriy Vasillyevich; ORIDV,
Vladimir Iva-
nco:*-!ch,- YAVOYSKIY, V.I., prof., doktor tekhn. nauk.,
nauchxWy red.;
GROMOV, N.D., red. i2d-va; MIKHAYLOVA, V.V.p tekbn. red.
[Metallurgy of ste,91; general course] Metallurgiia
stali; obahchii
kurs. By E.V.Abrosimov j. dr. Moskva, Gos. nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo
lit-ry po chernoi i tsvetnoi metal-lurgiiy 1961. 679 p.
(MIRA 14:10)
(Steel-Metallurgy)

S/137/61/000/011/018/123
Ao6o/Aioi
AUTHORS- Clielishchev, Ye.B., Sabiyev, M.P., Abrosimov,
Ye,V,, Grigor'yev,
V.P., Fedorov, L.P., Sukhotin, B.N.
TITTLE, Metal composition at various levels of the vat of a
5OD-ton open-
hearth furnace, and the decarbonizing of steel
TERIODICAL~~ Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, no. 11,
1961, 27-28, abstract.
11V18,3 (V sb. "Fiz-khim. osnovy proiz-va stali", Moscow,
Metallurg-
Izdat, 1961, 5 11)
:EXT.,. In order to determin,, the degree of stirring and
homogeneity of
metal composition at various points of the vat of a 500-ton
open-hearth furnace,
and also to determine the possibility of a further increase
of the vat dimensions,
a series of metal samplr,~s was taken from 11 heats. The
samples were taken with
'?he aid of a welded box-rod affixed to the pan of a
charging machire . Three cha-
motte. molds were mounted in the box, each containing quartz
crucibles with Al
wirb, Trie C content varied between the limits of 0.1 and
1.0%; 0 content -
0-005 to 0.03%. The altitude variation in carbon content is
of no practical sig-
nificance. The altitude-variation of 0 content is very
noticeable. In the ma-
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A060/A101
AUTHOPf Usbakov, Ye. N., Abrosimov,_Ye. V_ Kozlov, V. I.,
Shcherbakov,
V. A., Kotin, A.'_V_., ~Sabiyev, M. P.
TITLE: Improvement of steel-smelting technology in
high-capacity open-
hearth furnaces
PMODICAL, Referati,vnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, no. 11,
1961, 38, abstract
lIV227 (V sb.: "Novoye v teorii i praktike proizv.
martenovsk.
stali", Moscow, Metallurgizdat, 1961, 125 - 132. Discuss.
193 - 201)
TEXT-, Ihe authors describe the results of the
investigations of the condi-
tions of slag formation and their effect upon the
productivity of high-capacIty
open hearth furnaces under the conditions of replacing ore
and limestone in the
charge by ore-limestone briquets or a premixed
ore-limestone mixture. The ar-
ticle also describes the investigation of various variants
of metal reduction.
In order to exclude the influence of the thermal schedule,
the experimental and
ordinary smeltings were carried out at practically the same
thermal loads: 35 -
38 million kcal during the charging and 25 - 27 million
kcal during the finishing.
The ore-limestone briquets from the Krivorozhlye plant had
the following composi-
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Tmprovement of steel-smelting technology in... A060/A101
tion: Fe 47 - 52%, Si.02 5.4 - 6.9%, cao io.i - 14.1%;
basicity I.F - 2,2. To
raise the basicity of the slag, limestone (-1,3,%' of the
weight of. the metalile
charge) was added to the charge after the melting. The main
ind' 'ces of the ex-
perimental and control smeltings with the use of briquets
are CI.Lted, from which
it follows 'that with practically the same composition of
the metallic charge
-the quanti4ty of loose materials in operating w--*th
briquets is less by 13.5 tons
(2.8% by weight, of the metallic charge and 12.3% of the
total weight of ore and
limestone). in smelting with briquets as compared with
ordinary control sme!T.-
ings +he mean charging duration is reduced by 15 min, and
that of the smelting
U I nr 24 min. The tesicity of the slag in smelting with
brique+~s is somewhat
tiizher than that in ordinary smeltings due to the lower
S102 content in the
charge. Despite the fact, that with the use of briquets the
lapping duration is
increased on ac~~ount-. of the higher C content. after t~he
melting (by 0.11%), -;,-,he
to-tal =melting duration is then still I hr 15 m-;n less
than that of ordinary
heaAs. :1-his corresponds to an increase of 9% in the
hoiirlly productivity of the
f,urnace. The effectiVeness of using lump materials in the
charge is noted. `Ihe
o-re-limestone mixture was rrepared earlier in the criarge
yard -at ore to limes+.one
wetg't~t-ratios Df 2:1 to 1:1. Ti'ie results of
experimen-~al hea-'s wi"r. ore-limp-
C-31*d C-/3

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A060/A101
AbMORS. Kravchenko, V.P., Abrosimov-,. Ye.V., Lazarev, L.A.
TITLED Improvement in the quality of ingots from rimmed steel by
vibration
FERIODICAL-. Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, no. 11, 1961,
62, abstract
11V36_3 (V sb. "Novoye v tevrii il praktike proiz-va
martenovsk.stali',
Moscow, Metallurgizdat, 1961, 343-350, Discuss. 42-B - 439)
TEXT: Ingots from rimmed steel; 'T tons in weight, poured from
the top were
subjectPed to vibration on a vibrator with eccentric weights,
whose rotation caused
a vibration of the bridge of the founding platform it a
frequency of 1,470 vibra-
t1ons per minute and amplitude - IL mm. Under vibration the,
intensity of the
steel ebullition in the mold was increased notably, the rising
was reduced and
the thickness of sound crust was increased. Dependin& on the
duration of the
vibration it is possible to obtain any given thickness of dense
crust, since in
order to obtain ingots with 25-30 mm occurrence depth of
cellular bubbles it is
sufficient to subject them to vibration for 5-6 min from the
moment the pouring
starts. Under 7 minute vibration the cellular bubbles were
situated at a distance
of 42 nim from the surface and under vibration for 24 min 20 sec
t~hey vanished.
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S/137/61/000/011/025/123
A060/AlOl
AUTHORS: Kudrin, V. A., Nechkin, Yu. M., Tyurin, Ye. I.,
Abrosimov, Ye. V.
TITLE: Technology of acid open-hearth smelting
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, no. 11, 1961,
38, abstract
lIV229 (V sb.: "Novoye v teorii I praktike proiz-va martenovsk.
stali". Moscow, Metallurgizdat, 1961, 299 - 304, Discuss. 332 -
334)
TEXT: Under normal operation of an acid open-hearth furnace with
solid
charge, the slag composition Is regulated by the fettling of the
furnace indepen-
dently of the type of the process and the charge composition.
The quantity of
the slag is detennined by the quality of the fettling and the
composition of the
charge and depends mainly upon the Mn content of the charje. As
the Mn content of
the charge increases, both when operating with reversible slag
and when operating
without it, the quantity of slag Increases sharply. Thus, when
the r4n content of
the charge Is 0.3 - 0.4% the quantity of slag after the melting
constitutes 2 -
for 1.2 - 1.11% Mr. content the quantity of -lag Increases "P to
5 - 5.5%. Silicon
from the fettling is expended in the slagging of the MnO. and
thus in operating
without reversible slag, up to the moment of melting the slag
consists, in amount.
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Technology of acid open-hearth smelting A060/A101
of 40 - 50%, of the material of the furnace hearth and walls, In
operating with
reversible slag this figure is reduced to 10 - 20%. The
expenditure of charging
materials is also reduced correspondingly. The presence of 0..8 -
0.1-4 Mn in the
charge promotes the production of metal with a lower silicate
impurity content,
and a higher Mn content is inexpedient since it leads t-o an
increase in the qual-
ity of slag and -orrespondingly to an Increase in the expenditure
of charging
materials and th burn-off of Mn and Fe. A further increase of
S102 content in
the slag during the process of ebullition occurs as result of the
reduction of Si
from the hearth and its oxidation at the metal-slag interface,,
as supported by
the experimental data as to the presence of a gradient in the
Si-concentration as
a function of the vat depth. An increase in S102 content of the
Flag leads to a
reduction in the fluidity of the slag and 1he rate of 0, flow
from !he atmosphere
of the furnace through the slag into the metal. By adding FeD.
MnO, CaO, the ac-
tivity of the slag and the oxidation rate of the Si may be eqaal
to Its reductlon
rate from the hearth. The type of the process - with Si reduct
ion and without it
- has a considerable effect upon the composition of the
nonmetallic impurities and
upon the process of their elimination.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation] Yu. Nechklp
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ABROSIMOV) Ye,v.; SHCHERBAKOV,'V.A.; SABIYEV, M.P.1
DRYAPIKP Ye.p.
Making of low-alloy-steels in 500-ton open-hearth
furnaces.
Stall 21 no.61499-504 Je 161. (MIRA 14:5)
Open-hearth furnaces)
Steel alloys--Metallurgy)
~

8/133/62/ooo/OIZ/002/012
A054/A127
AUTHORS: ..Abrosjmgy,_Ya_V-~r Orlov, V.I., Luzgin, V.P., Lebedev,
Ya.I., Dashev-
skiy, Yu.A.
TITLE: Improving the surface of clirorte-nickel-molybdenum steel
sheet slabs
PERIODICAL: Stall, no. 12, 1962, 1,086
TEXT: 9.a-ton top-poured chrome-nickel-molybdenum slabs frequently
have
surface defects (of 467 test slabs 215 showed transversal cracks
and 194 had
scales). Several methods were tested to improve the slab surface;
one of them
involved reduction of the partial oxygen pressure in the ingot
mold'by adding ni-
trogen at a pressure of 3 - 6 atm, which, however,.did not improve
the surface
quality. The best results were obtained with pouring through
intermediate spouts,
30 and 35 mm in diameter (to reduce the impact of the metal jet)
into molds with,
double lacquer coating. In such molds an intensive gassing takes
place, which
prevents the nputte.-Ing metal and the creasing surface skin from
sticking to the
mold walls. ~-'his gassing also produces a reducing mold
atmosphere, preventing
oxidation. Favorable results were also obtained in some cases with
a glass cloth
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S/133/62/000/012/002/012
Improving the surface of chromd-6ickel-molybdenum A054/A127
fixed on the broad ingot mold side, which floats on kLe metal
surface, and being
lifted with the metal level, passes over into the
slag,-~ntraining metal drops
deposited on it. The 0.29 mm thick cloth was glued into strips
2~2 - 2-5 mm
thick by liquid glass. It shouldibe considered that 'steels
containing up to.2.5%
chromium can be poured through a 30-mm spout only if heated to
1,63o - 1,64o c
before reduction and if their ductility is decreased by reducing
the aluminum
added to the ladle to 150 &/ton.
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GRIGORIYEV, V.P.; LUZGIN., V.P,; ABROSD40V.,_Ye-Vf;
ORLOV, V.I.; yAVOySKjy, V.I.;
GURSKIY, G.L.; GONCHAROV, I.A.; STARKOV, P.A.
Materials balance in the scrap metal-iron ore process.
Izv. vys,
ucheb. zev.; chern. met. 5 no.5:63-67 162. (NIRA 15:6)
1. Moskovokly institut stali zavod 1'Zaporo7Jistal"'.
(Steel-Metallurgy)

ABROSIMOV, Y~Jj YAV(TiSKIY, V.I.; UUMI, V.Pq STARKOV,
P.A.; SIJRGUCHEV,
G.D.; GRIGORIYEV, T.P.
Aatomatic control of the open-heiarth process&
Izvevyseuchebazavo;
chernemeto 5 no.1107-41 162. (MM 15:12)
1, Hookovskiy institut stali i Elplavov,
(Open-hearth process) (*Automatic control)

ABROSIMOV, Ye.V.
IlModern open-hearth process" by A,N.Morozov, 3tall 22
no,f '
799-802 S 1102. (MIRA 15: 11)
(Open-hearth process) (Morozov, A.N.)

ABROSn4OVp Ye.V-.; ORLOV, V.I.; WZGIII, V.P.; MMEV,
YS-I.; DASHMKIY,
6 0
hr~Toving tho surface of chromium-nickel-molybdenum
steel sheet
ignots. Stalt 22 no.,12t1086 D 162. (IM 15M)
(Chromimft-nickel-mol7bdenum allo5m) (9f.6-ol ingots)

SHCHEHBAKOV~ V.A.; ABROSIMOV, -, Ye.V.; PrinimalJi
uchastiye: USHAKOV, Ye.N.;
KOZLOV, V.I.; XOTIN, A.G.; SABIYEV, M.P.
Slag conditions during melting in high-capacity
open-hearth
furnaces. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; chern. met. 6
no.7:59-64
163. (KRA 16:9)
1. Moskovskiy institut stali i splavov.
(Open-hearth process) (Slang)

GOROKHOVI L.S., inzh.; APT.WM-10V Ye.V.,
kand.tekhn.nauk; SHCHERBAKOV, V.A.,
L~
inzh.; STULIPIN, Ye.A., inzh.; SABIYEV, M.P., inzh.;
PLOSHCHENKO, Ye.A., inzh.
Interrelation of the conditions of carbon oxidation and
the
introduction of additives with the thermal parameters
of the
ore boil during smelting in larga furnaces. Stall 23
no.5:
404-408 My 163. (MIRA 16:5)
(Open-hearth process)

STARKOV., P. A.; ABROSIMOV, Ye. V.
Statistical analysis of decarburization and metal heating
processes
in basic opon-hearth furnaces. Izv.vys,ucheb.zav.; chern.met.7
no. 5:46-52 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Moskovskiy inotitut stali i splavcv.

TEP2IYANY P.G.; ABRWINOV, Ye.V.; SABILYEV, M.P.
Carbon oxidation in a steel smelting, bath, Tzve vyse uchabe
zav.; chern. met 7 no.7t63-68 164 (MIRA 17:8)
1, Moskovski-,T institut stali i splavove

SABIRZYANOV) T.G.y inzh.; ABROSDW, Yf-.V., kand.
t--khn, nauk;
VOISEYENKO, A.Io, -1n-z-E,"" 1*11 - - .
Investigating the preheating of granular materials
in large-
capacity open-hearth furnaces. Stall 23 (i.e. 241
no-4:318-
319 Ap 164. (MIRA 17.8)

SABIRZYANOV, T.G.; AMOSiMOVt.Ye.V.; TERZIYAN, P.G.;
K)ISEYENKO, A.I.;
LOSHCHEV, T.Ta.; KONDRASHOV, M.M.; DMNILOV, D.D.
Optimum conditions and charging and preheating in the
open-
hearth scrap and hot metal practice. Izv. vys.
ucheb.(Zav
chern. met. 7 no.11:66-70 164. MIR~;17:12)
1. Moskovskiy institut stall J. splavov.

GOROKHOV, L.S. inzh.; TERZIYAN, P.G., inzfi.;
AROSImov, Ye.V., kand.tekhn.
nauk; EABIYEV, M.P., inzh.
Hydrodynamics of open-hearth furnace baths. Stall 24
no.7:604-606
J1 164- (M1RA 18:1)

A RKS I T~V~,_ V -trid. ti-Mm. na,A
_ _.,, ~t
Review of the book "Productivity of open hearth
furriaces.11
u
ly B.V. F.-ontinskiy. Stall 24 no.32AO92 D t64.
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Moskovskiy in5+,Itut stali J spl~Ayov.

SABI RZYANOV, T.G.; ABROSIM0, 1e,V,,
Heat -.&virement. during the melting period in the
and
hot metal open-hearth pvo~.esac, Izv, vrj. uoheb.
zav.,o cherv. mail..
8 no.l.,,26-.31 165 (MIRA 18.,-l)
1. Mkoskovskiy institut 'stali I splavov.

ABROSIMOV, Ye-V-; SABIYEV, M-"'-
I d at ~On and metal he a 'L,,,.n the f In 9
or-en-::-,ca:~,I~h smelting, TIV. ryl!i. ucheb.
Zave' chern. 8 noci-,Z
(MIRA 182-1)
3 65
av
-1, vioskovskiy ins-tltat st,!L! -I

ABROSIMOV, Tu.A.
Machinery for over-all mechanization in growing
vegetables. Biul.
takhn.-ekon.inform. no.12:41-44 16o. (MIRA 13:12)
(Vegetable gardeninC--Equipment and supplies)

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AUTHORS: Chicherin, Yu.. I.; Abrosimov, Yu. V.; Bespalova, 14
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TITLE: Use of gWss viciol filters for -trapping potassium tetroxide
-dust..
SOURCE: Khlmicheskaya promy*shlennost', no. 5) 1963, 73-74
TOPIC TAGS: glass wool filter, potassium, potassium tetroxide,
FS-8-5 filter
ABSTRAM Authors describe a new design of glass wool filter and I
its behavior when used to trap potassium tetroxide dust. This com-!
pound was selected to test the filter on account of its ability t
create vary seveve operating conditions for the filter. Authors
state that product 1086es amount to about 6.5 g per normal cubic
meter without the use of-this-FS-8 5 filter. Use of this filter-
greatly reduces these losses. Aut~.ora then give a detaJ.led des-
----ci~iption-of-the-construction-of-this-,4"ilter. Authors state
tha4-
their tests showed that these filters can be effectively used for
trapping different kinds of industrial dusts, Including those with
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increased coalescence, at a 'gas temperature'ap to 300C. Orig. art.
hasi 3 figures.
ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: 15Aug63 ENC'L: 00
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CHICHERIN, Yu.I.; ABROSIMOV, Yu.V.; BESPALOVA, L.T.
Use of glass fiber filters for collecting dust of
potassium
peroxide. Khim. prom. no.5:393-394 My 163. (MIRA
1618)

MOMAIN, V.A.; ABROSIMO'Vl'v,, A.M.; GORYAINOVA, N.S.;
POROKHOIISXATA, Te.M.
[PorokffUM-qml IX.N.j --
StiiLying the productivity of fishes in the "Greater
Supoym
str(iambed pond. Nauk. zap. KYiv. un. 15 no.11:35-41 '56.
(MIRA 11:5)
(Fish ponds)

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I ACC NR, AP6031790 SOURCE CODE: UR/0064/66/000/007/0038/0040
AUTHOR: Atroshchenko, V. I.; Yefizov, V. T.; Lltvinenko, I. I.;
Alekseyev, V. X..
,Kutovoy, V. V. ; AbroSimova A M. f., Galinskiy, A. G. ; Gollus, L.
M.
IORGs none
TITLE: Film-type autoclave for the production of concentrated nitric
acid
SOURCE: Khimicheskaya promyshienriost', no. 7, 1966, 30-40
!TOPIC TAGS: nitric acid. nitrogen compound, chemical engineering,
chemical reactort
Ichemical plant equipment
i I
~ABSTRAM A film-type autoclave (liquid reagents flow over the
packing in form of a
Ifilm) packed with aluminum coil coated with a fluorinated resin for
production of con-
centrated nitric acid is described and its advantag,.-s over the
conventional flooded-
-type autoclave are pointed out. The achematic of the &utoclave is
shown in figure 1.
98.4% nitric acid was obtained in this film-type autoclave at 25
atm, N204:H20 ratio o
18.5-8.9, and a contact time of 17 min. At 40 atm and N204:H20 a
8.1-8.7 and 17 min
Icontact time$ the acid concentration was equal to 98.7-99.2%. The
oxygen consumption
was close to the stoichiometric amount. it was found that the
film-type autoclave is
twics as effective an the flooded-type autoclave and that it
compared very favorably
;from the standpoint of corrosions Orig, art. beat 4 figuras, 2
formulas.
LqSrd
UDCt 661,565 1 66,023#7

FA~CW16-AP66 A~40
SUB CODEt 113~107/
SUBM DATE: none
I Card 2/2
rig. L! 1--vessel; 2--shell; 3--coated
aluminum coils, 4--grid; 5--concentrating
tubess

AEROSIHDVA, A.M.
Materials on the fertilil-.7 of
Gammarus(Rivulogammarus) pulex L.
in bodies of water of the Ukraine. Visnyk Kyiv.un.
no.l. Ser.
biol. no.2:147..150 '58. (MIRA 16;4.)
(UKRAINE--ZAMMARIDAE) (FISHEES-FOOD)

SARANCHA~ Ye.T.; ABROSIMOVA, A.M.; ANDREYEVA, L.V.
Production of concentrated liquid ammonlate salts of
carbon
dimcide based on ammonium carbonate and urea. Khim.
prom. 41
no.5083-384 Fq 165. (MIRA l8s6)

1-1 -1- - - -I - . - .
aROSIMOVA, A.V.; GRUNINA. V.Ya.
Gauges for checking lever indicatore, Izm. takh. no.2:69-70
Mr-AI) 15?. (MLRA 10:6)
(Gauges)

ABROSIMOVA, L.I.
Interpretation of some peculiarities in arterial
ascillograms of
children [with summary in English]. Biul.eksp.bi.ol. I.
med. 43 no.5:
17-21 My '57. (MIRA 10:10)
1. Iv sektors fiziologii (zav. - kandidat mod. nauk
N.H.Goncharov,
nauchayy rukovoditell - dotBent Z.I.Biryukova)
TSentrallnogo nauchno-
issladovatellskogo institute fizicheskoy kulltury (dir.
- kand.
pedagogicheskikh nauk N.G.Ozolin), Moskva. Preestavlen&
deystvitell-
nym chlenom AMY SSSR V.N.Chernigovskim.
(OSC HLOMETRY
arterial oscillography of child., Interpretation (Rus))

ADR.CISIUVA, L,I, Cmid 1.'Ied Sci -- (diss) 'Vubo-at the
phisiological-ap~-~
of -the off act of IS nh-sical lond~eir the blood
cirevIn-tion of
i,'osj 1958. 16 PP 4nstitute of ~~IlysicEL. Yucaluioll
and -;hllool giolle) Acad of podgt~:Wci p
SySR). 7.100 copies (11, ~7-58111"

AUTHORS. Z. G. and, Abr dmo-,nn L., I,'
TITIE., An Ei&~'r:~n.,graphic c. -he S"--dc tarn of 'h-,~
ronograf iche sko y;~
Cubic Bitride of Chroriii-im, Cr*lq (Elek"
klftdcheskogo rl-,rida khroma CrN)
PERIODICAL. W)'! 1, Nr 1. p-p 28-' - 28?
(USSR).
s t a 11 --2. n e 1 s -~f C:,Y are p duced by
ABSTRACT Th~x-, y,. ro
C:? i.n a -.-arrent of amnic, F c i%, ~) sP e i m e ~ is T h
ysf~ail.4t- dim-,Tj-z,~,ons 3.0-10-"W A th-:; I;,,;nem,?LVr-.
s.-?,ttertng
.1. -
0.05A) was -,7,~-.y estart! _i z;h e!~ It is
likely that the ga-ver- spec.imaa.,; with, a normal Va.-,de of the
-e.',!
~Lize of 4.14 A have a defi-.~.,-n.-y of nitroge-Ti. Fr-=
a c5tru-.ture analy-nis., the exist:C,,:~e Gf pa-r-tially brnft.-17
was ind-~-atqd- The stru.-."Lire -"~- (.%f +-,he NaC-1 ty,:e. The,
was e-- 'a:porated freshly Nar"I sc, that was p,~'
~.rystp-.Illne. of grain size abcat r.)O A anI quite without
P:',:~." 0 7
or-.1.entation. The Ilayer was exposed to NH fo7 6 hours at
5-00 .. r750 C~ B~~sJeles the CrN.. a litt'le (x-,Cr 0, w a E
r,,'~s e r, r
2
3~~ that in a later preparation the ITH, was 3onductc:d
~.,,on pi-pe to pr-~duce more --D,-iplete disassociation at.
C-.-'-0- ~50 C
for ?0 mi-. Fc7-7r specimens were used with 2ayers 160, 210- 2-'Q
and 3'150 A "-h-i.,I-k.

An Inv-_,stiga~ion cf the Stri~^_'L-ure of the C7j--;2-
ALtride of Crl~
For the thinnest a was found to be 4.138 + 0.003 A a_nd
for the third 4.139 + 0.001 A. Lines up to
A ._1
n mn ' were zea~,(-,red by bl7z_-ken~n,
s
L 15 x 10
curve and microphotometer. The applicability of the
2
I.re p Oe/ had to be cbe~,,Iied, The deci-eas~ c-71' t1le
observed structure amplitudes 0 e is shm-per than
calculated frcm Ot ~ 4(for � f N) for the spe-:!imen~~ 160
and 210 A thick and normal for the si)e-imen 2-10 A 114 -If
Por the thinner specimen a table of the experimental
structure amplitudes of 40 lines is Given in volts (dif_f
ra~~tior~ i- 1- the notential).
Card 2/3

70--3 -3 413r,
fi-n Elect:con-araphf~ ln~,es+iga"-4on of the Str-~ture of th~?
Ott','
r, V..
iN J- tride (-%f CrN
For the 270 A specimen, the reliability factor achie-,,--i
Was Rz-281.5%,., the poor agreement being attributed to dynqm-~-'
:;.atterirLg. The calculated values for the odd -reflerl.-:-rns
are tco low and for the even refle-C-tion too high sc that
,--he dis-::-epan-~y zan be attributed t,) the 14 atoms and if
tur, .-''P lcul~!t,-zd from 0 4r
i h a -, t -,, .1 were -1 k T
t.he R was redu3ed to 7.8%. UsiriF, methods due to
Vaynshteyn, (Strltturnaya elektrnnografi-ya, ch.4) the ela.-tror,
potentl2al se~,tion -Darq.1-1-a-.1 te 3.10 was --alculated, The
rat-4.1- 'l,f the N to Cr maxAma obs.~r~ied is 0 NI OCP
eompared iv,~th the theorzti,.al va2ue of 0.367 Ob r
~;~:atterlng fcr Cr and N are
A-,kro-.~wiedgmentls tc, S.". Ka,,-e-,:'4.*r. There are 5 figures
anI
2 tables and ? references, 5 c-f wh-,.,--h are So,.73.et and 2
En g I J- s3l-t.
ASSOCIATION-. kristallograf.l." AN SSSR (ILstitute 0.."
Cry:.:3tallography7A,3.S,!. USSR)
SUBMITTFO; FE~tr-0a:ry 75 .1958.
Card 3/3

T~
L.N.; RMT, I.B.
Biological activity and the composition of the-air of t1w
plowing layer of the i3oil. Poohvovedenie no.7:3"5 J1 164
(MIRA 17%8~
1, Agrofizicheokiy nauchno.-issledovatellskiy institut
Ministerstya
sellskogo khozyaystva SSM.

BRESLAVETSt Z.1.1 inzh.; ABROSMOVA, L.*.,D., inzh.;
KDROLLY, X.P. .0 i=h.
Use of epoxy- Zompositions. Sudo: troenie 29
no.9:49-50 S 163.
(MIU 1601)

ABROST1110VA, H.
Invalidity benefits of persons e,11ed for
military service
in the Soviot Union. So,-. revue .,no.1:28-33
162.

GOILUBEVA) I.V.; PEKHLFTSKAYA, V.Ya. [de- eased];
GUSEVA, Yu.j.; ULISKOO I.N.;
RAGINSKAYAp V.P.; SMIRNOVAI T,V I BARATSp M.M.-
ABROSIMVAO N.A.;
POODRELISKAYA, S.A.; PRDKOPOVIC], A.V.; AIYXSEYE-VA,
Acc6lenited-Ond sim-plifled meth)d bf'l~b6ratory
dia~n6sis of'
intestifial7c6li- Inf66tions'uitY the use-bf liquids
containing
6~6,cific serum media. Z:.=.rriki jbiol., epid. i imm=.
42
no.2t2l-26 F 165. (KIRA 18:6)
I*.Moskovsldy_institutlAts~ i O~vorot6k, Ufifnskiy
institut
vaktsin i syvorot6k,-I~-.e-.propet-,ovikiy institut
i-pidiaiologiis
mikr6bioloei i giey-phys GbrIloVskiy institut
'~-pidemiblogii,
mikr5bio'1oRii_i'gigiyeny, Mbskilvski~ ppdistrichbskiy
ha-uchno-
ibsledovaiteltskiy institU i Loniii&adskiy
pediatricheskiy
meditsinskiy institut imeni Ki,.-ova.
%e

ENGELIGAUTp V.A.~ akademik,, rod.;
AWhQ.,qjWIVJL,-N-IL [translator];
BAYEV , A.A.[translatorj; VINKSTERN,
T.Mtranalatorl;
TATARSKAYAy R.I.[translatorl; LEVINA, A.B., red.;
GORIKOVA,
Z.D., tekhn. red.; REZOUKHOVA, A.G.9 tekhn. red.
[Contgmporary problems of biochemistry;
collection of
translated articles)Sovremennye probleny
biokhimii; sbornik
statei. MosWa. Izd-vo inostr.lit-ry, 196-1. 4-16
p.
(MIRA 15:8)
(Biochemistry)

A~q!OS~MVA, N.M.; TATARSKAYA) R.10
Adonosinetriphospbatase and some other en2qme2 of
phosphorus
metabolism in the homogenates and extracts of fish
eggs.
Biokhimiia 28 no.D128-136 Ja-F 163. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Institute of Radiation and Physico-Chemical
Biology, Acadezw
of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.9 Moscow,
(ADENOSINETRIPHOSPRATASE) (PHOSPHORUS METABDLISM)
(FISHES-ZGGS)

ABROSMOVA, U.M.; TATARSKAYA, 11.1.
Characteristics of adenovinetriphosphatase in various
fractions
of fish eggs. Biokbimiia 28 no. 3:486-496 My-Je 163.
(141RA 17:2)
1. Insitute of Radiation and Physico-Chemical
Biology, Academy of
Sciences of the U.S.S.R., Moscow.

k I C- -, / /-N i:~ 'I ~ .11 ~ .
I ~ II, A '~ C-V'
\ ~-- - I I ") ~-- ~ e-
I -i Ir7 t . -j I ) I -
SHAMRIN, I.Go , prof4sor# 2ERT~L- R-S-
Effect of the dry miD---protaln propmration "lazzol" on
the growth
wid development of calves. Trn&y VNITX 3:348-356 '56.
(Calvas-Feeding and f-ading stuffs) (mLRA io:4)

rl"', Vito-phi;m! ca:zi
C.P.;
J-u "5 JXO ~h,

ABROSMOTA, R.S.
;y-'
r,01
7
Restoring skeletal c.,ompactness in rholmogorv calves
after expari-
manUal demineralization. Trudy VNIN 3:400-428 '56. (MM
10-4)
(Calves) (Mine:.*als In the body) (Bones)

AMOSIMOVA, p. S.: ~;P_Btar Biol Sci (difls) -- "A G-WeS
of Ormosits of phol~-
phorus-calchm salta in tho i3keleton of youR-,, cattle in
com_~ction vith riqrt)
con,11tiow". Mosccu, 1.)55. 1' pp (Min ITSM, , All.-Unlon
orkler
and liv-lng 0
of Lenin Acad A~;ric Scl im V. 1. L,-~-mln, ",11-7ll !on
jiv!, oi
yo
,TUF3I)an5]L,y), 11)0 COPICS (KLO

ABRosn,joV.4 _ja.ye.; OSM~WFA) L.I., inzh.-khimik
Using the leuco acid method ~for dyeing with vat
dyes. Tekst.
prom. 21 no.10:60-62 0 161. (mm 14:10)
1. Zaveduyushchiy khiraicheskoy laboratoriyey
Vologodskogo
llnokombinata (for Abrosimova).
(Flax)
(Dyes and dyeing)

SHUPMAN, M.S.; GAVIIINVA, O.F.; Frinimala uchastiye:
ABUSINOVA, V,h.
Determining pentoses and pentosans in the molasses beer
of the dis-
tilling industry. Trudy TSNIISF no.6-.163-166 '~8.
(MIRA 111:12)
(Pent:)ses) (Pentosans)

BELOV, A.F.; ABROSIMOVA, V.Ms
Effect of workiz.-g conditi.o"s on the
cardiovaccular Byntam
of the workers of the Ryazan Combine of Artificial
Mors.
Nauch, trudy Riatomed.inst. 2302-80 163.
(MIRA 1811.2)
1. Wedra fizi.oloRij (zav, kafedroy - prof,
V.F.SlArokly)
Ryazanf3kogo meditsinakoRo instituta Imeni
akademika I.r.
Pavlova.

A1311WIMOVA Yo. (Kharlhov)
People are the focits of attention. Zhil.-kom.
khoz. 11 no.8:
24 Ag '61. (MIRA 14:9)
.Is Prodoodatell ~cminii po okhram trudSL UVICOMa
"Eanal-
tmstall.
(Kharkov--Industrial hygiene)

LAPTEV, S.R.; ABROSIMOVA, Ye.K.
Some mineralized lakes in the 5outhern part of Omsk
Province.
Izv. Omsk. otd. Geog. ol--va no-5:49-54 163. (MIRA
17:5)

NILEPOV, F.S., inzi.iener; ABROSIMOVA, Ye.P.,
inzhener.
Adjusting the operation of steam boilers with
vertical mill furnaces.
Xnergetik I no.7:11-12,D '53. (MLRA 6:12)
(Steam boilera)

TATARSKAYA, R.l.; ABRO-OllylOVA-AMELIYANCHIK, N.M.;
AKSELIROD, V.D.;
KOREWAK07 A.'.; VERSTERN, T.V.; MTRZABEKOV, A.D.;
BAYEV, A.A.
Gumiylic ribonuclea,,,~ of acti.nomycetes. Dokl. AN
SSSR 157
no,3:725-728 11 164, (MIRA 17:7)
1. Institut radiELtSionnoy i fiziko-khinicheskoy
biologii AN
SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom V.A. Angellgardtom.

AB,',ioSI~k9,)'.'A.AMELOYAliCifIK Nji.; TATARSKAYA)
VE!.,;,K(;TjF,'N" -,V,j
2 -
AK~SELIROD) V.D.. BAYEII, A.A.
Speciflelty of guanyl ribonucleaqe from ActlnoVzes.
Biokhlmlla ~O no.6s1269-1270' N-D 165,, (MIRA
]g,-!',
1, Institut molelculyarnoy biologii AN SSSP, Moskva.
Submitted May 12,, 1965.

XAJ *4 ) '11- 1-1 ,
LYUBIKOV, N.N., prof.; ALLAKHVERDYAN, D.A., dotsent; STAM, V.M.,
dotsent-,
GOLIDENBERG, A.M., doteent; VINOM, R.D., dotsent; AZARK , M.R.,
dotaent; SHER, I.D., prof.; RIVKIN, B.B., dotsent: APLRQ!XjN.,
A.A.,,
dotsent; DYKSHITZ, I.A., dotsent (deceased]; KONISHIN, F.V.,
prof.;
IPATOV, P.F., dotoant; NIKOLISKIY. P.S.,-kand.ekon.nauk;
ROSHCHINA, L.,
rod.; TBLEGINA, T., tekhn.red. 4
[Finence in the U.S.S.R.; a collection] Finansy SSSR. Avtorskii
kollektiv pod rukovodotvom D.A.Allakhverdiana i N.H.LiubimAvo.
Moskva, Goefinizdat, 1958. 391 P. (MIRA 12:4)
1. Moskovskiy finansovyy institut (for all except Roshchina,
Telegina).
(Fin&nce)

ABROSKIN, B.; FERDIIAN. M.
Profit Is our motto. Mast. upl. 8 no-5:5 My '59.
(MIRA 12:8)
l.Upravlyayushchiy trestom Gukovugoll Rostovskogo
sovnarkhoza (for
Abroskin). 2.Glavny7 bukhgalter tresta Gukovugoll
Rostovskogo sov-
narkhoza (for Ferdman).
(Mine management) (Coal mines and mining-Costs)

17(12114) SOV/177-58-11-40/50
AUTHOR: Abroskin B.A., Major of the Medical Corps
TITLE: Intravenous Anesthesia in Combination With Penicilli
in Operations on Wrists
PERIODICAL: Voyenno-meditsinskiy zhurnal, 10,58, Nr 11, P 8?
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The -author submits a modified method of intravenous
anesthesia for operations on wrists. With the aid
of a. 20-g syringe, 4.0 ml 1,;'o solution of novocaine
and 100,000 units of penicillin are injected distall
into the vena u1naris which, after 10 minutes, re-
sults in a total anesthesia of wrist and fingers.
The anesthesia is effective for 30 to 50 minutes.
The method was successfully applied in 97 patients
in various operations on wrist and fingers (panari-
tiu; phlegmona, removal of foreiGn bodies, etc).
Ovev the course of one year no compli-cations viere
Card 1/1 noted.

ABROSKINt B.A.
Intravenoue novocaine aileothesia with pneumatic cttff
and manom ter.
Kiiirurgiia 36 no.7t68-72 Je 160. (MIRL 13:12)
(NOVOCAINE) (INTRAVENOUS ANESTHISIA)

ABROSKIN. B. A.t CAND HED SC19 ,LOCAL INTRAVENOUS ANES-
THESIA WITH NOVOCA114E IN SURGICAL INTERFERENCES ON
THE EX-
TREMITIES." TAMBOV, 1961. (KHARIKOV STATE MED INST).
(KL-
DVI 11-61, 227).
-236-

ABROSK11, N.
"Unutilized Possibilities." Kinornekhanik,
170.7, 1952

, IIT.
1. ABHU33KIN 0
2. u5,,,.q (60o)
4. Building
7. Chief of a collective- farm corisLructi3n bri-~-ade.
"ellstroi. '7 no.6 1952.
j 1
9. Mon'hlZ List Of iLUSsiun ~'Iccei-;s-ions-, Library of
Con-ress, March 1953. Wiclassified.
11"

1 - 1'.
2. US-'R (600
4. 1~.oving-Picture Projectors
-Posad repair sttion, Kinomelrhanik, 1.o. 10, 1952.
1 Favlovskii
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
February -1953. Unclassifie(

ABRWKIN I P.
Creative work Inspired by the Great Ictober R6volation. NTO
5 no.11:
2-5 N 163. (KIRA l6sl2-,
1. Zamestitoll predsedatelya Soveta ~tnistrov RSFSR I
prodsedatell
Goaudarstvennogo komiteta Soveta Mizilsi-.rav RSFSR pa
koordinatsit
nuuchno-issledovatellskilkh rabol..

ABROSKIN, P..I.
. I a ~,., a -,-. -
Powerful electric lecometivea and the organizatiox of
their production.
Zhol.-isr.transp. 37 ne.4:27-30 AP 156. (MLRA 9:7)
l.Diraktor Nevocharkasakege elaktrovezestroitalIntp
zaveda.
(Electric locomotives)

M
,jectj-j,C locomotive construction In the sixth
~,Isk. i tepl. tiaga no.3:4-8 Mr '57.
Nrf41-tr.,r Novot.-herkanskogo elektrovozostroitei
(Electric locomotivea')

ABROSTIN, Pavel Ivanovichl SMIVANYUK, I.M., red.;
CHEKANOV, A.A., tuekhn.red.
[First year; notes of a chairman of an economic council]
Pervyi
Lod; iz sapisok predsedatelia sovnarkhoza.
Rostov-na-Donu, Rostov-
skoe knizhnoe izd-vd, 1958. 129 p. (MIRA 12:5)
1. Predsedatell Rostovskogo sovnarkhoza (for Abroakin).
(Rassia--Economic conditions)

ABROSKIN, Pavel Ivanovich; KOMAROV, Te.I., red.;
GLaASIMOVA, Te.S.,
teklui. red.
(Industrial specialization and cooperation in an
economic
region; practice of the Rostov Economic Administrative
Region]
Spetsializatsiia i kooperirovanie promyshlennooti Y
ekonomichaskom
raione; opyt Rostovskogo okonomicheekogo
administrativnogo ralone.
Moskva, Goaplanisdat, 1959. 112 P. (MIRA 13:2)
(Rostov Province--Industrial organization)

AUTHOR: Abroskin. P. 1. - F-ceside.1-11,
TITLE:
in the. Econcni,2 Recic.a of Rost-o--,,-
PERIODICAL:
Ma s
hi r. os tro j. t- e 1 N! 1-, 61 ")p
ABSTRACT:
Tjae article
de.-c~ribes The innovat-,*o-~.,.s; that be

introduced in I;ho
-j.nd(istr,7 , of the R,.,--,tov reLrion

during Uie
Sevt~-n-Year Pian. ~,he ye-ars 1959-

196~), some of t:ne.
exis,-Lng plant~3 v~.J.'J '1. be turned into

model D'11,3-nts
for Fund Li-,itvm
~it.ad Production.

For example, at. th,;~, zavod
;'Aksaykard~andetai"

("Aksaykardandetal"' Pl~uj.t) 14
production

lines willi be Jn7talled 1'01' the
M,?,-.J,,a--1iCa1 and ther-

mic prooessing of hinges. and a
nu:iiber of processes

will. be mechar-ized. For the asselitly
and riveting

of threshinE, drim,1- and the. produz,-ri.~,n o1
601lie other

threshing ma,,--hin.e partlz,. automaLiL,,;
1,-t~oducttior, lines

will be installeb~ ai~ the! "RostS-=-,'
Iricish" plant. A

'he zavod
5
Card 1
the -o-uL.-
ut ,
)f i,-iechaniied tonis be nearly
PlaiA)
/
,
,
p

In the Economic Region of Rostov
doubled towards the eiid ,-)f th~,-, Se-t;ej---Y,~-ar Plan-
S-Deci-alization of plantz~, anoi-heur inethod
for increasing '2
.1 .0:-, lthe. Ro-
stov Sovnarkho~_- has aliccated the productiou of th:-a
new self-propelling coritbine IISK-~)11 to the Rostsell-
mash and Taganrogskiy 2;.,kiocl (tl)e Tagan-
rog Harvester Combine Plant). The special-1.zation of
works has sharply ~!-Icrea:zed -L:hf,- tllme neces5ary for
t.he pre --product-_` oi:, PreV101.1s-l", tc--'i Rostsel'-
mash a year cLad a half of preparatory work before it
could start the production of the 1IRSM-311 combine.
and no,.,,, it takes only three months for '.-he more com-
plicated combine "S,111._.3", By the end of 1958, about
200 combires lel"t daily the conve~,,,ers of R~)stsel*-
mash and the Tai_-anrog Harvester Combine Plant. In
the third auarter of +-lie No,ro(.herlwassll i-y elektro-
U i . 1~~
vozostroitelln:i-y zavrod '~'NcvocherkL!~-~_=_!. Electric
Locomo-
tive Plant) began "lie output. c11' the "VL,13" alectric
Card 2/5 locomotive (Figiire 1). These lk)%-omc~t-l.ves

(j V
In the Econoinic Region of Rostov,
4,300 lip and i!iax:'Liii,,;iii speed ~~.s 100 km/hr. In.
195~)
pjjj~t; ~V, J.*j. ~;t~jrt: 4jit, of' loc-onio-
tive"', of thc, 'T -.6 F I Th-J--,
0
5,500 lip locr)L,,~,tiv,a haf: praotically the ,,anti
!-..raotive
X.
.Lorcte and speed as the e.,-61-it-co-ALe. d.-:. t-ype
J. ~;hc F)rodllct;~Loli Of
bUt 't wei(slis 2510 less, In 19 151. 1)
electr-b- lo,--omotives IT-9011 ~vit-la P~,"400 1-,T) &nd a
rated
speed of 100 to 1-1.0 lim./hr v-T-11 be s~,.arte~. This year,
the Taganrog plant wila bidild a tesz bodler unit for
producing 640 tons, of lc;te~3si lrer h(-,ur fr~r work witha
200,000 kiv/hr -t.urb-irie, In -1961, --t is pla.,)~ed to pro-
duc-E~ the f--',rst unl'flovi bol-ler of ~)'~C t--ons steam
per
hoUT~, 21~G atm pressure.. viltP. sllle~-,m super-heated to
585zC, f~or 300,000 kw turbines. In IcINS--1364, the
?,a-vcd "Krasnyy Kotellsh3hik'l '~,"Kra~in-
yy k o t es he. hi k
Pl~ai.t) will build bo-`11E!i-,s of 1,250 aild l.,)00 to.-Lis
of
steam per hour, for 400,0G0 and 600.CCO kvv turbines.
,r ~) o 4-,.p !Aflit will be
In 1959, a ~,00 tons stea.-n 1)e-- ~ ~~-o 1- ,
h i.1
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for

In the Economic Region of Rostov
fuel. All the new boil(_r~; w-".11. fully ~.~utomated
control.. The Novocherkasok-11-Y
zavod (Ncvocherkassk Machine-Tool ID-lant.) speci-
alize in the product-lion ef ti:Axret lat~,es a-rid othe:~
automatic turret machines. At pra,-,ent, the aF
cultural industry is beingEqf~pped with limpro-,Ted types
of harvester combincS; the the ,rawler com-
bine ".SKG--311 (Figure 4) for grair., soy-bean
cultures., and the semi-crawler ccmbine
(Figure 5) for grain and rice culture,3. The Tagan-
rog harvester combine plant h@s desi,rrnel --i self-
propelled chassis for traii-ing di-f-ferent. cordbines
(FiCuro 6). The Azovsk`y avod
oborudovaniya (Azov Press a_-ad ForiLinr, Plant)
will start in 1.959 a new fo:rGlng shop fc-.r h,~~avy forgings
with minimum iriach-'Ming allo,-,-ances. Thils shop ~%.-ill
1upply all R~,,,-,Wv re-
Gion and ,lavo an 10'' Wi. 4-11
e'd
teclinol'
foundry'
iron -
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cly

:77 C'~
In the Economic Region of Rostov
shop at the Azovsi~~iy z-,--vc)d
'-,,-tzznecl,,no-,.,:rE-c-savykh
avtomat,ov (A,,,o-v Press- and ForC~.';Aig Autuomatir.
Macl,-I-nerf
Plant) is Lso nier,.tioned.. There--
ASSOCIATION: Rostovskiy sovnarlhoz
r /c,
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BROVKOVICH, D.A.; POPOV, A.A.; 21MIN, A.I.; KOMAROV,
G.V.;
ABROSKIN P I ZAVIYALON'A. A.14.,, red.; GERASIMOVA,
Ye.S.,
re-,
(Industrial planning in an economic region; practice
of the
Rostov Economic Council) Planirovanie prorushlemosti
v ekono-
micheskom raione; opyt Rostovskogo sovnarkho?,a.
Moskva Ekonom-
p (MIR,
izdat, 1962. 187 . A-15t!)
Rostov Province-Economic policy)

ABROSKIN, P.I.
Raising the efficiency of the branch offices to the
level of
contemporary problems. Vest. AN SSSR 32 no.5:60-64 MY
162.
(MIRA 15:5)
1. Predsedatell Gosudarstvennogo komiteta Soveta
Ministrov
RSFSR po koordinatsii nauchno-issledovatellskikh rabot.
(Acacemy of Sziences of the U.S.S.R.)

ABROSKIN, P.I * ,kand. ekonom. nauk (rilovocherkassk);
SWKOV, Ye.A.;
.(116VIocherkasak); TUSHMOV, B.A. (flovocherkassk)
Promising types of locomotives, Zhel. dor. transp. 45
no.11:
49-54 N 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Direktor Vsesoyuznogci nauchno-issledovatellskogo
instituta
elektrovozostroyaniya (for Smykov). 2. Nachallnik
spetsiall-
nogo konstruktorskogo ot,dela Vsesoyu".nogo
nauchno-issledovatell-
skogo instituta elektrovozostroyeniya (for Tualikanov).

"Aliph.:itic Irinuritien of the llyalillo cart''Alif-c
Colh-, Of, Vertel)rates.ll
01,
("will Illol. Acv-d Nod (lod
1953- -o 2 S)ep
Survo-,T of Scientific and Technical Di~-,scrtatiolls
Defended "it
Hipher lAucational Institutiona (10)
SO: Sum. ITo. 481, 5 liv 55

ABROSIKIN, V.V., kand.biolog.nauk
Birch growing*on the oak. Friroda 50 no.21:115,-U6 N 16le
(NIRA 14:10)
1. Voronezhakiy sel'pkokhozyayutvennyy instil/at,
(Bol'shaya Pookovatka region-Abnornalities (Plants)

USSR/Ihmian and Animl Physioloa (Porual and
Pathological)
Blood. Transfusions and Blood Substitutes.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 17, 1958, 79438-
Author -'Abros
Inst
Title Reaction of Cattle to the Transfusion of
Special
Diluted Blood (Autohemotransfusion).
Orig Pub; Tr- Voronezhsk. zoovet. in-ta, 1956, 14,
45-48.
Abstract: Prom the jugular vein of cattle 6 uonths-7
year
old (17 anivals), 100 La of blood was taken into
a bottle, nixed with 900 nl of a solution (NaCI
0-9 g) Na"C03 .'10.02 g, glucose 0.1 g, socliun ci-
trate 0.2 g, distilled water 100 ml) and) without
withdrawing the needle, the diluted blood was
introduced in return in the course of 5-7 Ldnutes.
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39619
S/19 62/000/004/054/105
D295yi)308
IWTHORS: Kolipakov, V. A. and J'.brosov, 1'.. 1.
T IT L E The design o,'
pressure
PERIODI=: Referativnyy
no. 4, 1962,
ulltraakuat.
129-138)
instruments for the measurement of sound
zhurnal, Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
abstract 4-5-30zh (V sb. Primeneniye
k issled. veshchestva, no. 14, DI., 19061,
TEXT: The A3-Z(AZ-2) and AZ-3 instruments have been designed -for
the i,,ieasurement of sound pressure in gases and 111~7uids, as well
as
for determining the.frequency and observing the wave-forn, of pres-
sure. The pressure is measured by means of thin-walled s-oheres of
barium titanate 5.10 and 15 min in diameter. in tho "UZ-2
instrurnelit
the si-nal from a sphere is applied to an amnli--fier, to the output
of which standard measuring instrumien-~,s are connected. The
--',-Z-3
comprises, in addition to an amplifier, an ele3--ronic voltmeter, a
-frequency-meter and an oscillograph. Ther spherical receivers were
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CHUBUKOV, A.A.; IVANOV, A.V.; CHERNOGOROV, L.L.;
Pri6imali uchastiyet
KOGAN, I.L.; TAIANOVA, L.N.; POPOVA, Te.P.; ABROSOV
A.P,
Cleaning of spinnerets in the manufacture of
viscose fibers.
Khim.volok. no.1:69-70 163. (MIRA 16-*2)
1. Rostovskiy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut
tekhnologii
mashinostroyeniya.
(Rayon spinning)

WOW, V-PJ-
Tul 1946
Madielne Animals
AUtUMn Spawning Of PrOCOttUB JetteleSi in Lake Bai-
kaly" V. N. Abrocov, 1 p
"Priroda" Wo 7
Daring 2 Nov 1942 trawling operations at a depth of
100-- 140 meters in Barguzin Bay, there were brought
up several roe clusters. It was eventuaUjy determin3d,
that these were eggs of the Procottus jettelesi.
Author gives a short description of the spawning
cycle.
36T36

A;jm,br),i V I'T and GOLoljKCV -
L 1 1-11 t.- ~ ,, . A.
..M-T
11 1~T Research on the Causes of FeriEhinr of One-Year-Old Carp
D-irini. I-intlering
in l'orthern Regiojis'pl Zool. zhur., 31, No,l., 1952-L

A13ROS(N,V.N.; RAM,O.N.
-~z
Breeding Amur grass carp in the U.S.S.R.
Vop.ikht-no-3:129-134 '55.
(MLRA 8:11Y
1. Velikolukokoys otdoleniye Voesoyuznogo
nauchno-iseledovatell-
skogo institute, ozernogo i rechnogo rybnogo
khozyaystva.
(carp)

U-3)SR / General Biology - General Hydrobiology. B
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 9, 1958, 36095,.
Author
Inst Not given.
Title kn Experiment in Lake Classificat.-Lon in the
Velikoluk Region.
Orig Pub: Ti*. Belorussk. otd. Vses. n. -i. in-ta
oz. 4L
rechn. rybn. kh-va, 1957, 1, 167-161.
Abstract; Lake extinction of roach-perch, pickerel,
pike,
tench, and carp, and fishless types constitute
53% of the total numbers of lakes. Different
types of bream fish lakes constitute 47%; their
relative area-s are even larger. A description
is given of different types of lakes, and a
chart of gradual transition of lakes from bream-
whitefish type to fishless.
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tiie smelt ntion in Lake 2,h I t s I
hn, do ~1'
~rc-yn ~itdeleniye V-...-:... vate
ti t,;ta -zernogo i rcc-~- .-.- ~o
(Zlii zhi ts !:,-, -,,

haral,,,o 4~i tho lift,
(Sinovinc,

llllfflosc.,,V~ VJT.
Ileterochronimm of high hurldification perivda in
h=.dd and ar-ld
zoness Izv. Vaes. geog. ob-ira 94 ilo.4:325-328
JI-Ag t62.
(MIRA 'L~'~ :9)
(Aydrology)

USSR/Human and Aninal Physiology. Digestion. V
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhu),*-BiOls) No 6. 1958.9 27048-
Author , AN. Abros'kina.
Inst :'~~6V6~r6rezh-to6~eterinary Institute.
Title The Eff.:ct of Diluted Compatible and
incompatible
Blood or, the motor Activity of the Intestine.
OrIg Pub: Tr. Voronezhsk. zoovet. in-ta, 1956,
14, 49-51-
Abstract: Dogs vibh Thiry-Vella intestinal loops
were injected
with 50 ml of blood mixed with 50 ml of buffer
solu-
tion (0.9 gm, NaCI, 0.02 gm NaHCO ) 0 3 gm
glucose
and 0.2 gm, sodium citrate per 108 mi*o*f
distilled
water).. When the animal's own blood was given to
a dog, the frequency and amplitude of peristaltic
contra(itions decreased, and tonic contractions
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USSIR/Human and Anima Physiology. Digestion. v
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur-Biol-j No 6j 1958, 27048-
arose or were intensified. Heterogenous blood
produced a more pronounced effect. The initial
trunsfus.'Lons exerted the greater effect.
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AUTHORS; Gaponenkov, T.K., Abroslkina, S.A. SOV/80-32-2-54/56
TITLE: Investigations of the Albumens of Winter Rye
(Issledovaniya
bel.kov ozimoy rzhi)
PERIODICALt Zhurnal p:~-ikladnoy khimii, 1959, Vol XXXII, Nr 2,
PP 465-467 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Winter rye of tile new type "Voronezhskaya SKhI" was
tested on
the experimental field station of the Voronezh Agricultural
Institute. The data of tile Tables 1 and 2 show that the con-
tent of the different albumen fractions is higher than in the
rye type "Lisitsyn:i% Considering its productivity and quality
it can be recommended for the Central Chernozem Zone of the
USSR.
There are 2 tables and 4 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Voronezhskiy sellskokhozyaystvennyy institut
(Voronezh Agri-
cultural Institute)
SUBMITTEDs January 20, 1958
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PHASE I BOOK EXPIDITATION SOV/6261
Kernonergie und Flotte; Artikelsammlung (Niialear...Energy
and the NaVT
Collection of Articles) [Berlin] Doutsoher Militarverlag (196,
232 P. Errata slip inserted. 2000 copies pr!.ntod. C)
Translation from the Russian of: Atomnaya energiya I flot.
Translator: Erika Stouk, Lieutenant Commander. Ronpon3ibility
for
Genzar edition; Claus Gruezka, Engineer; Ed.: Klaus Krumsieg.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles Is intended for officers
of the
army, coast guard, and merchant marine.
COVERAGE: The book, atranslation from the Russian, contains
25 ar-
ticles dealing with the application of nuclear weapons to
naval
combat operations. Chaptera 19 and 2v*havo bocn supplemented
with
additional data for this edition. The devastating features of
nu-
cl(.,ar explosions are discussed. Attcntion Is also given to
the
prDtoction of personnel, ships, and coastal facilities
against nu-
clear weapons, and to tho probcnt: and future qplidati6na of
nuclear
powor plants to shipping. No porzonalitios arc mantiopod.
There
ara 16 reforonoont 10 Russian (including 3 tranalations from
EnGliah-languago sources), I French, 1 Gorman,_1 Englioh, 1
Amori-
Can, and 2 either English or American.