SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GAVALESHKO , M.P. - GAVASHELI, SH.G.

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.z',-UTr1()RS Tovstyuh, K.D. and Wavaleshko, M.P.
TITLE: The magnetic susceptibility of HgTe
1? M 11 10 D I C. AL Ukrayinskyy fizychnyy zhurnal, v.- 7, no. 11, 1962,
1253-1254
T~Z,'.T: The experiments were cofiducted on monocrystals
betwee,n 90 and 40001'%. The susceptibility is negative and the gener-
al dianagnctism decreases with temperature, indicating that the
electron (Yas is Daramagnetic. This cannot be emplained by the
simple model in which the energy band is characterized by the effec-
tive mass only; the sign. of the susce?tibilit-y of the carriers would
be determined by the sign of I _ I (M/M*)2, which is about - 103.
T
It is concluded that the interaction with higher bands, as in InSb,
leads to the change of sign because the forbidden band is much nar-
rower than in InSb. There is I figure.
ASSOCIATION: Chernivetskyy derzhuniversytet (Chernovtsy State
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The mat-Metic susceptibility of HgTe
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E. Slynko, i. M. Stakira, 0. j".. Borezz.
% 9 Te :- )~;
zhermomagnezic properties of h Te, Pa PbSe-
M. P._G-aYAjeshko,_Ya- S. Budzhak, P. ".. szariK,
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Vo ro.-.,Iu k.
I:zcnet;c susce?tibNity,of Cd7c end ZnTe. 1. V. Potyk-evich,
V. sav.-tsk-Y.
,Z-Gnetic properz,*es of the system H.'91-e-UTe. K. D. -.ovszyL:'.,.,
7 ,,
Raranko, 1. V. Potykevich.
^.%:.sotropy of the thermal conductivity of
An. a z y c hy u 'k
-CdTa.
magnetic, and optical proparties of the system ln2Te 3
V. ?Ory"Mch, A. 1. C. V.
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'7".Ormo;iaqnaric and magnetic properties of PbSe. Ya. S. Budzhak.
Zertain anomalous properties of P-type PbTe. P. M. Starik,
P. 1. Voronyuk.
Galvanomagnetic and thermoatagnetic effects in HqTe. N. V. Gavaleshko.
?roduction and electrica) properties of HgSe and the system HqSe-HqTe.
1. M. Rarenko, V. M. Nikitenko.
Electrical properties, of 'n2Se. 1. M. Stakhira, A. N. Corets.
,Report presented at the 3rd National Conference on Semiconductor Compoundsy
Kishinev, 16-21 Sept 1963

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AUTHORt Gavaleshko, M. P.
TITLE: Automatio recording devioe for wasurament of galvanomagnstio wA
thermomagnetio effects in soodoonductors an a function of temperature and
magnetic field
SOURCE: Ukrayinslky*y fizy*chrq*y shurnal. Y. 9, no. 2. 1964, 150-159
TOPIC TAGS: automatic recorder. golvanomagnstic effect measurement,
thermomagnetic effect measurement, transport phenomena, semiconductor
trwoport property, Hall effect, electrical resistivity,
ABSTRACT: A. description is given of apparatus for automatic wasuring and
recording of galvano and thermomagnstio effects in semiconductors as a function
of magnetic field. The resistivity and Hall voltage can be wamn-ed as
functions of temperature. The magnetic field can be varied from zero to
28 We at arq given temperature, Depending on the arjoiatat used, the tempers-
twe range of 204=K can be cowered* Only samples with resistivities less
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than 100 ohm-cm. and H&21 constants no less than O,IcO/ooulomb oan be wasumd
with this device. though suggestions for extension of the range of acceptable
paramters are given. 'In 60601wion I wish to wrprega nV gratitude to Docent
LAz3iBtant Profes3oXL K. D. Tcmutyuk for his v,1,nab3 consultatton wA interest
am this work." Orig. art. bas 6 Figs.
ASSOCIATION: Chemivetolky*y Dershuniversy0tst (Chernivets State University)
SUBHITTEDs 14Jun63 DATE ACQs l9Kar64 ENCL: 00
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AUTHOR: Kuryk. M. V.; Gavaleshko,-M. P.; Vytrykhovslkyy, M. I.
A.
TITIZ: Magnetic susceptibility.0if-WS single crystalsif
SOURCE: Ukrayins'kyy fizychnyy zhurnal, v..9, no. 11,1964, 1217-1220
TOPIC TAGS: magnetic susceptibility, cadmiumesulfide, doped cadmium sulfide, semi-
conductor, molar.susceptibility, chemical bonding, thermal effect
ABSTRACT: The study of the magnet.icausceptibility of semiconductors,is,of
-specialinterest-since. it provides info=ation on their zone structure,'.i.e. the
effective mass of current carriers, the nature of impurity centers and also to
some fttent the nature of the chemical bond. It was concluded from previous in-
vestigations that' the magnetic susceptibility of CdS; is greatly dependent, on thb
method,of preparation of the samples. Measurements were made of the ab6olute
value of magnetic susceptibility of a single crystal of pure CdS as well-as WIS.
doped with indium and copper in the 77 - 700K temperature range. It was found that
the maj;netic susceptibility of pure CdS single crystals is essentially independent
of temperature u-ithin'this temperature.range. Its value of -0.426.10-6 at 300K is
taken as the value of the lattice susceptibility for CdS. Calculations were also
eo.4e of the molar susceptibility, which, are in good agreement with experimental
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data. ',Comparison of susceptibility values, calculated by the Kirkwood formula
with experimental values makes it possible.to conclude that the US crystal has
primarily ionic bonding. The magnetic susceptibility of the p-type crystals shows
a decre~,ase in diamagnetism with increasing temperature, which probably results
from the interaction between.valence -zones of tbe:crystal. 11rhe authors express.
their gratitude to Academician V. Y. Lashkarlov and Docent K. D. Tovstyuk fir a
number of valuable suggestions and Inter-es-FTF this work." Drig. art. has:
I table; I figure and 6 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Instytut fizyky AN URSR (Physics Institute, AN Ukr. SSR); Instytut-
napivprOvidnykiv AN,URSR, Kiev (Semicon uctor Institute,, AN Ukr. SSR); Chernivets'-
derzhuniversytet (Cherno toy-9-t-aft-e-Giversity
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AUTHORS: Chubova, L. K., Havaleshk . (GE~va~e
0, M. P
Yeremenko, V. V.
TITTZ: Galvanomagnetic ropertie of single crystals of mercury
telluride
SOURCE: Ukrayinstkyy fizychnyy zhurnal, v. 10, no. 6, 1965, 630-635
TOPIC TAGS: mercury compound, telluride ' galvanomagnetic effect,
magnetoresistance, Hall effect, impurity scattering
ABSTRACT: The article presents results of measurement of the Hall
coefficient and the transverse magnetoresistance at 293, 90, 77,, and-,**.
20.4K on samples of n- and p-type HgTe single crystals in magnetic
fields between 0-3 kgauss. The pure HgTe crystals were grown by
zone crystallization. Judging from the'measured Hall coefficientfl,
the purest samples were n-t e with a carrier density of -5 x 1011
cm-3 and a mobility -2 x lOvem2 /v-see at room.temperature. The
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measurements were carried out with the usual compensation circuit in-
cluding a potentiometer with a photomultiplier as a null indicator.
As a result of estimates based on the measurements, It was found that
the mobility of the carriers in samples containing impurities does notl
2--,()3c 2
exceed 10 m. /v-sec, whereas the carrier density is of the order 1
of 10 19 QM_3 even at 20.4K. In pure n-type samples with a carrier
concentration of 5 x 10 17 cm-3 at room temperature and 4 x 10 16 at
20.4K the electron mobility varies nonmonotonically with temperature,
a maximum occurring between room and liquid nitrogen temperature.
Estimates indicate that scattering by impurities dominates. In pure
n-type HgTe at high temperatures pbonon scattering predominates, while
at low temperatures scattering by ions of the impurities is most im-
portant. Several observations cannot be explained on the basis of a
simple one-zone model. These include the nature of the field depend-
ence of the magnetoresistance at 20.4 K and its anisotropy. Orig.
art. basi. 4 formulas, 4 tables, and 4 figures.
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ASSOCIATION; Fizyko-tekhnichnyy Instytut nizlkyk temperatur AN URSR.,j
Kharkiv (Fiilko-tekbnicbeskiy insbitut nizkikh temperatur AN UkrSSR] 1
(Phys i cote chnical Institute 'of Low Temperature s,--AN UkrSSR) I Cbernivato
kyy derzhuniversitat (Chernovtsy State Univero
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AUMIOR; Tovatyuk, K.D.; Gavaleshko, N.P.; Raronko, I.M.
TITLE: Galvanomagnetic and thermoelectric effects in HgTo /71"oport, Third ConforonoD-
on Semiconductor Compounds hold.in Kishinev 1G to 21 Sep 19U37
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestlya. Seriya fizichoskaya, v.28, no.6, 1964, 1048-1050
TOPIC TAGS: semioonductor property, galvanomagnatic affect, Hall effect, Nernst-
Ettinghausen effect, mercury telluride
ABSTRACT: Electric conduc~,ivitios, Hall coefficients, magnetorosistivities, -and
Ncrnst~-Ettinghausen coefficients were measured 'at temperatures from 80 to 4800K for
single crystals and polycrystalline samples of n- and p-type H&Te. Some of the re-
sults are presented graphically. The material was produced by fusing spectroscopi-
cally pure Hg and Te in evacuated quartz ampoules and subjecting the product to Tone
refining and prolonged anneal In mercury vapor. This procedure yielded n-type mater-
ial. Specimens with p-typo conductivity wore obtained by doping with Ag, Au or Cu.
Specimens wore obtained having parriek concentrations from 101b to 1022 cm-3, and in
.which the Hall constant chianged sign at temperatures from the very lowest,to room
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A at temperatures above 4800K because
temperature. No measuremej)" wore performc
indications of decomposition were obs.orved at this temperature. When the impurity
content was not too great, the resistivity varied with temperature in the manner
that is usual for semiconquctors. A transition to metallic conductivity was ob-
served with Increasing Impurity content. The Hall constant increased with decreasirg
temperature for n-typo materials, nnd for p-type materials it decreased and changed
sign. The Hall constant w-as measured at induct,ions up to 18 kGs; it varied consider-
ably with induction and i~ some cases passed through a nnximum. This belinvior is
regarded as suggesting a complex band structure and proving the presence of at least
three types of carrier (electrons and two types of hole) . The Nernst-Ettinghausen
coefficients were positive for p-type materials, and for n-type materials they
changed sign between 200 and 2800K and were positive at higher temperatures. The
temperature dependence of the effective mass of the electrons was calculated from
the therm3l omf; the results indicate, in agreement with M.Rodot (Ann.Phys.,Ser.A,
No.374,1960) and G.Popovich (Rov.Phys.8, No.3, 19G3), that the conduction band is
not parabolic. Orig.art has: I formula and 3 figures.
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AUTHOR: Rarenko, I.M.; Gavaleshko, N.P.
ORG: none
TITLE: Growing of single crystals f A B compounds with a narrow forbidden zone
04' 2 6
(Paper presented at the Third CnnfArence on Custal Growing held in Moscow from 18
to 25 November, 1963]
SOURCE: ANSSSR. Inatitutkristallografil. Rostkristallov, v. 6, 1965, 267-270
TOPIC TAGS- mercury compound, telluride, selenide, single crystal growing, zone
melting
ABSTRACT: The compounds,6Te and HgSe were synthesized from the elements and
their sitigle crystals were grown Gy-various methods in order to determine the most
effective technique of growing the crystals and controlling their stoicbiometry. Zone
melting of HgTe and HgSe and their solid solutions were carried out by regulating the
mercury vapor pressure over the melt and uBing*, controlled annealing in mercury vapor
In order to obtain low charge carrier concentrations and a high purity. Use of the
BrIdgman-Stockbarger method produced single crystals up to 25 mm wide and 50 - 60 mm
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long. HgSe and HgTe single crystals were also grown from the vapor phase. The
apparabis used In both methods (zone melting ard vapor phase) Is described. Single
crystals of HgTe-HgSe solid solutions prepared by zone melting had better character-
istics than those prepared by the Bridgman-Stockbarger method, were homogeneous ,
andupti340 mm long. The Czochralski method was also- employed for growing HgTe
single crystals, and was found to be highly effective. OrIg. art. has: 2 figures.
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GAVALEVICH, j. A.
UM/Ore Deposits Jun 1947
Mineral Industries
*Utilization of a System of Block Collapsing with
Forced Breakdown ~y ;Map Slits at Temir-Tau Mines,"
G. A. Gavaleviob
"Gorwy Zhurnal" Vol CXXI, No 6
Discusses work carried out at the ftgnetite mines of
Temir Tau, situated some 110 ka south of Stalinska.
Collapsing of chamber reserve simultaneously with
pillars noticeably facilitated working the inter-
chamber pillars.
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GAVALEVICH, G. A.
PA 67Tloo
UM/Mn" and Jun 1948
11ining-Methods
Blasting
wMaSs Blasting During the Clearing of Hollow in the-
Tel'beesk Mine," G. A. Gavalevich, mining Engr, A PP
"C,cr, Zhur* No 6
Deaci-ibes preparatim nooessary for subject operatim..
Directims for placing the charges and methods for
calculating the amount of charge necessary in various
looalitlei-. Briefly describes method for selecting
sequence of blasts, vith note on the seismic effects
of mass explosions.

A snathod-f" studyin 0 1 It distribution of elot.
ttopj In a smWo" dischagrIg4le Ve oc icy C-inti. X, b, FC4:

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in, the collision space.--' The problem is solved for plane,, sperl-
cal., and cylindrical electrode configurations. She analysis is
limited for simplicity to the case of isotopic scattering. In.-
thq~ limitthe formulas for the spherical and cylindrical cases
over into the formulad'for the plane case, Original article has..
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ASSOCIATION:, Leningradskly Institut tochnoy mekhaniki I optiki
(Leningrad Institute of Precision Mechanics and Qptico)
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vRTRL,LZK, 13tviul
SURANYI, Sandor. dr.; GAVALLIZ, Istvan, dr.; BJUMCSI, Gyorgy, dr.
k,-", -I ~ - : -, ,
Methods in bacteriologic diagnosis of female genital tuberculosis.
Orv. hetil. 95 n0.22:595-598 30 KaY 54.
1. A Debrecani Orrostudomanyi Iffetem Szuleszeti as Nogyogyagnati
Klinikajanak (igasgato: Arway Sandor dr. east. tanar) as as
Allami TudobeteWogyinteset (igasga%to-foor7on: Pongor Ferenc dr.)
Iabortoriumanak (foorvos Berencei G7LrCr dr.) kozlemanye.
(TUBERCULOSIS YANALK GXNITAL. dl.Wosis
bacteriol.)

SIMON, Miklos, c1r., ; GAVALLWR, Ietvmn, dr.,: SURANYI, Sandor, dr.
.Patho-meehanism of tubarculoBis indurativa (Bazin).Or-r. hatil.
96 no.19:515-521 8 Wy 55
1. A Debreceni Orvostudomanyi Fgyatem Bor- as Hemikortani
Klinikajanak(igazgato: Szodoray Lujoe dr. egyet. tanar as Szulaszeti
as Noyogyaszati Klinikajan (igazgato: Arvay Sandor dr. egyat.
tanar) kozlemenys.
(TUIMCIMOSIS, CUTANNOUS.
indurativa, patho-aschani8m)

SURANYI, Sandor, dr.; 44YA4.~M 4
,,t,Iotv Ln, dr. ; BMENCSI, Gyorgy, dr.
Place of bacteriological tests in modern diagnosis of female
genital tuberculosis. Magy. noorv. lap. 19 no.5:271-280 Sept 56.
1. A Debreceni Orvostudomanyi Eaetem Szuleszeti ea Nogyogyaszati
Klinikajanak (igazgato: Pongor, Ferenc, dr.) Kpolm.
(TUBERCULOSIS, FDME GINITAL, diag.
bact. & histol. toots (Hun))

GAVALLER, Istvan, dr.; SURANYI, Sandar, dr.; BIMMCSI, Gyorgy, dr.
Now aspects of clinics and epidemiology of female genital
tuberculosis. Magy. noorv. lap. 19 no-5:280-289 Sept 56.
1. A Debreceni OrvoBtud. Effetem Sauleszetl ou llogyogyas24ti
klinikaj. (igaz. Arvau, Sandor. dr.) es a Tbc. klinikajanak
(Igaz.: Pongor, Ferenc, dr.) kozleM'.
(TUBERCULOSIS, MALE G3MTAL
clin. classif. & opidemiol. (Ifun))

-- EXCERPTA 1- MICA Sac-15 Vol-10/3. Chest Diseases Ja 7
233. GAVALLiR I., SURANYI S. and BERENSCI G. Univ.-Frauenkln.; Thc. Klin.,
--7O7e5-r-c-c-en-.-f77e-ue Gesichtspunkte in der Klinlk der Genitaltube rkulose. N e w
58

233 CdA17-
viewpoints in the clinical ti-eatment of clenital tb ZBL.
GYNAK. 1956, 78/13 (496-507) Tables 3
The diagnostic results -if histological and bacteriological examinatilins in fernale
gc-nital tb were compared with each other and with the course of the disease. The
worst therapeutic results were observed in those cases in which, on arrourt of tile
acute or subacute nature of the procces, mdometrial biops:~ .%aB coiltraindicated,
:n fh~ ~,;ttiings were positive (5 cases). The best ,esults
were shown by those cases of initial affection in which no caseation and no conse-
cutive liquefaction had developed. In these cases, the histological findings were
positive, the bacteriological findings negative (6 cases). The course of the disease
and the prognosis in the third group, with positive histological as well as bacterio-
logical findings, was between the two extremes mentioned (6 cases), In the second
part of this article, various epidemiological problems considering patients with
poaltive bacterial findings are dealt with (on the basis of 53 and 60 cases). Atten-
tion is drawn to the great significance of the bovine type. (X. 15)

B. SZABO, Iaszlo. Dr. GAVALUIR, Istvan, Dr. KIRALYFA.LVY, Elek, Dr.
Multicentric abdominal wall desmoid of unusual size. Magy. sebenzat
10 no.2-3:159-162 Apr-June 57.
1. A Debreceni Orvoetudomanvi I;gyetem IL sz. Sebeszeti klinikajanak
(I gazgato; Iadanyi Jozsa dr. egyetemi tanar) Szuleszeti as Nogy ogyaszati
klinilmjanak (Igasgato: Arvay Sandor dr. egyetemi tanar) as Korbonctani
Intezetenek (Igazgato: Endes Pbngracz dr. egyetemi tarm ) kozlamanye.
(ABDOMINAL WAU, neoplasms
fibroma. multicentric of unusual size, surg. (Ihn))
(FIBROMA, cane reports
abdom. wall. multicentric of unusual size, surg. (Hun))

Sterility and female genital tuberculosis. Nagy. noorv. lap. 21 no.lt
31-36 lob 58.
I' A Debreceni Orvostudomanyl 3gyatem Szulesxeti as Nogyogyanvati
klinikajanak koslemenye. (IgRugato*. Army Sandor dr. egy, tanar)
(TUDIRCULOBIS. TMLM GANIUL, compl.
sterility (ftn))
(STERILITY, FML1, stiol. & pathogen.
tuberc., genital (Hun))

BMMICSI, Gyorgy, Dr.; GAVALLER, Iatvan, Dr.; SUPLNYI, Sandor. Dr.
73ncteriological diagnosis of femle genital tuberculosis, VAgyo noorv,
Ian. 21 no.5:266-270 Oot 58.
1. Kazlemeny a Debreceni Orvootudomanyi 34aetem The- (~gazgato: Pongor
Ferenc dr.) ea ITogyogynazati Klinikajarol (Wzgnto: Arvay Sandor dr.)
(TUMMULOSIS, MaM GMTAL, diag.
bacteriol. Oh=))

GAVALLAR, Istvan, Dr.; OROBZ, Itelka, Dr.; SERA, Obolya, Dr.
ioii";
Significance of eclampsia. in damages of the fetal nervous system w4th
late manifestations. Orv. hetil. 99 no.1:16-19 5 Jan 58.
1
1. A Debrecent Orvostudomanyi Egyetem Szuleszeti so 4ogyogyRazati
Klinikajanak (igashrato: Arvay SAndor dr. egyat. tanar) ps Ideg- es
31megyoanazati. Klinikajanak (igazgatohely6ttes: Russ Sandor dr. egyet.
docens) kozlemenye.
WIAMPSU, compl.
fetal NS damages with late manifest. (Hun))
(YTM, dis.
NS damages with late manifest. caused by eclampsia, Mm))
(NIRVOUS SMTM4, dis.
fetal NS damages with late manifest. caused by eclampsia
(Hun))

RUZICSU, Gyula, dr.: G&VALMR, Istvan. dr.
On the prior to the appearance of
genital tuberculosis. Tuberkulozis 12 no.11:250-253 N '59.
1. A Debreceai Orvostudoranyi Bayetem Szuleazetl so Nog7ogyaszatl
klinikajanak (igazgeLto: Arvay Sandor dr. egy. tanar) koxiemenys.
(TUBIRCULOSIS FMLS GXNITLL statist)
(PREGNOCT)

G&VkLIXII, Istvan, dr.
Analysis of menstrual disorders in climacteric. Kagy.noorv.
lap. 21 no-1:34-36 Ja 160.
1. A Debreceni Orvostudomanyi Rgyetem Szuleszeti as
1109yogyagzati Klifilkajanak kozlemenye (IgazMto: Arvay
Sandor dr. egvotemi tanar).
(MENOPAUSE)

GAVALLO, V.I.
Intensity and dynamics of localized and generalized reactions in
smallpox vaccination of children with iarious typological features
of the nervous system. Zhur.nikrobiol.,epid.i immun- 30 no.12:
77-80 3) '59. (KIRA 13 t5)
1. Iz Instituta normallnoy i patologicheakoy fiziologil ANIF SSSR.
(SULLPOX immanol.)
(wentATuff)
(CEM" MMYOUS STSM, Ph7siol.)

DAMOVA, N.M.; GAVAGA, V.S.
Corrosion of quenching care. Koko i khim. no.9:29-30 ,6o.
(MIRA 13:9)
1. Zhdanovskiy kokookhimichaskiy zavoa.
(Coke industry-lquipment and supplies)

G-A-ViU,07, 1. V.
"Automatization of the technoloSical process in the alcohol industry",
Avtor.iatika i Telemekbanilm, Vol 15, NO 3,4,5, 1954
Abs
',1-311118, 7 Feb 55

GAV . I.V. (Moscow)
Automatization of technological proceiiseli in the distilling
induotry. Avtom. i telem. 15 no.5;4l?-430 3-0 '54.(MiRA 8:1)
(Distilling industries)

GAVAI OV, 1. V.
Improvement of the control appdratus KS-35. 1. V.
Oavalov. Spirlincya Prom. 20, No. 1, 4-8(1054).~-Th
KS-35-Fan alcoMomrter, using 5 1. of liquid) haa been im-
proved by calibration nd refinement of the mechanical
parts; it can be used now at any temp. from 0 to 30* for the
detn. of the vat. % of niv. in the distillate, to within 0.2176.
A drawing of the new.app.. Is given.. Werner Jacobson

G~;iVAIA)V, I,V-' ~USWVA, Ye.7s, redaktor; XISINh. Ye.I.. tekbnicheakiy
redaktor
(Autonatic equipnent for measuring volume of alcohol; design and
operation] JlontroltrWi snortad dlia ucheta spirts; konstruktolia',
reechet i eksplustatatia. Moskva, Pishchepromisdat, 1957. 126 o.
(Alcoviol-ttessuremont) (MLRA 10:10)'

GAVALOV, I.V.; LOPYLOVA, ii.M.
Accuracy of the prpEen~ metl-,~)d for alcohol measurement. Trudy
T5117 15P no.6:23-30 '58. (rilitA 14:12)
(iLlcoholometry)

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AUTHORS: Gavalov, I.V., Ropylova, A.M.
TITLE: Temperature Compensator for Control Apparatus (Temperaturnyy
kompensator k kontrollnomu anaryadu)
PERIODICAL: Spirtovaya promyshl,ennost', 1959, Nr 3, pp 22-24 (USSR)
I
ABSTRACTt The stiffness of the spring used for measuring the weight of
the float in an alcoholmeter (alcohol control apparatus) is
subject to the influence of the temperature of the surround-
ing air.. Any changes in temperature bring about distortions
of the readings of the apparatus. One of the constructional
sol-uti-3ns of the apparatus consists in the device mounted on
the oscillating shaft of the float lever, equipped with a
bellows filled with liquid and provided with two weights of
60-70 g each. At 200C the device rests in complete equi-
librium. Any deviations in temperature result in the weights
being shifted by the bellows, whereby the position of the cen-
ter of gravity of the weights is also moved; this movement
depends entirely on the change of temperature. A schematic
diagram illustrates the arrangement and functioning of them
Card 1/2 temperature compensator and its component parts. Any shift

Temperature Compensator for Control Apparatus cov/71-59-3-10/23
in the position of the center of gravity, giving the lever of
the float a slight turn, one way or the cther, exerts a cor-
re3ponding additional load on the spring, which is either ne-
gative or positive, depending on whether the temperature goes
above or below 200C.
There are 2 schematic diagrams.
Card 2/2

GAVALOV, I-V-; XOYfWVA. A.M.
Aliminating the distorting effact of the tempe:mture of a spring
on the reading pf alcoholometers. Trudy TSNIIS? no-7:172-178 159o
(MLRA 13:9)
. (Alcoholometer)

GAVALOY.-I.-TvA-PLOTOV, Tu. I.
KS-200 control apparatus. Spirt.prom. 26 no.2:12-14 '60.
(MIRA 13:6)
(Alcohol)

GELIBERG, L.A.; FEDOROV, G.l.; ZALITSI,M, A.le..; 1jiFUSITAN, Ye.D.;
BAYAR, O.G.; DELLE) V.I.; SW9-ITSISI A.A.; MAKLAKOVA, T.G.;
I
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CIT.M, Yu.B.; KOLOTILKIN, B.M.; GLADKOV, D.V.; GAVi-JkV,
O.V., red.; GOLOWINA, A.A., tokbn. red.
[Hou6ing construction in the U.S.S.R.; present state and
prospects for dovelopnont)Zhilishchnoo stroitellstvo v SSSSR;
sostoinnio i perspoktivy ra--vitiia. Eoskvn, GoostroUzdat,
1962. 202 p. (IMIA 15:1-1)
(Apartment houses) (Construction industry)

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le~~~Factora indicating t~--j activity of rhalmatic fever d,:rinp, -he
intervals between attacke. i det. 2
JI-Ag '57. i"..9)
(WIRTMATIC Fi',V.~R)

Yariations in the erythrocyte sedimentation rate uader the effect
ziome nonsoacif ic factore In 011.1dren. Peuistrita no.5.50-54
(H!RA 13:10)
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