SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KIRILOV, M. - KIRILYUK, V.V.

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KIPULOV, M. Cand Chew Sci - (di-sts) "The reactio.-I Betwccn P,wrpliorus
P,F~ntachloride ana Complex Faters cf Enolsn," Moscow, 1960, 21 pp, 300 copies
(CbRir of Organ) c Chemistry, ChenIcal Faculty, Moscow State U im M. Ve
Lomonosov) (KL, 46/60, 123)

S/020/60/132/04/30/064
,57 ? 63 0 BO11/BOO3
AUTHORS: Lutsenko, I. F., Kirilovp M.
TITLE: Pb2ghoEXlated Chlorovinylketones. Primary Products of the
Reaction of Phosphorus Pentoxide With Enolaoetates
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 132, No. 4,
py. 842-645
TEXT: In a previous paper (Ref. 1) tho
of phosphorylated P-ohlorovinylketones
pentachloride with enolaoetates. In the
to study this reaction and ascertained
reaction can be stopped in the primary
addition of phosphorus pontaohloride to
unsaturated eater. 2 moles of M are
The composition of the addition pLduot
the analysis of vinylacetate. Since the
hydrolyzed by atmospheric moisture, and
authors described the production
by the reaction of phosphorus
present paper they continued
conditions under which this
stage, i.e., in the stage of
the double bond of the
used for one mole of eater M.
was proven by the example of
products indioated are easily
are unstable at room temperature,
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Phosphorylated Chlorovinylketones. 3/020/60/132/'04/30/064
Primary Products of the Reaction of B011/BO03
Phosphorus Pentoxide With Enolacetatee
they were further treated with sulfur dioxide at low temperature, thus
avoiding that they be isolated. Thus, acid chlorides of P-acstoxy-p-
-ohloroalkylphosphinic acids were formed. Thuy were sufficiently
resistant for isolation in pure state (11). The yields of acid chlorides
of the P-acetoxy-p-ohloroethyl- and of the P-acetoxy-o-chloropropyl-
phosphinic acids were 65 and 70 per cent, raspeotivelys At a ratio of
enolacetate : FClR w I : I the Yield of the acid chloride does not
exceed 40% in bot cases. This is another indirect proof that the
product added to the vinyl acetate and, apparently, also to the
isopropenylacetate possesses a structure as shown in (1). The two
latter reactions are to be performed at different temperatures; the
former at 7-80, the latter at -250, since the addition products have
a different stability. A similar difference in resistance is shown by
the acid chlorides (III) obtained from addition products. The cor-
responding diethyl eater was obtained by the antion of alcohol on the
acid chlor'ie of the P-acetoxy-p-ohloroethylpboalhinic acid in the
presence of pyridine. By way of hydrolysief this eater yields
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Phosphorylated Chlorovinylketones. S/020/60/132/04/30/064
Primary Products of the Reaction of BO11/BOO3
Phosphorus Fentoxide With Enolacetates
phosphonic aoetaldehyde by the action of water and by heating within
several hours, or within 3 - 4 days at rQom temperature. The authors
failed to obtain the dietbylester of 0-acetoxy.-P-ohloropropylphosphinic
acid in the presence or absence of pyridine. In both cases only
phosphonic acetone could be obtained. The same process takes place by
the action of alcohol on the acid chloride of acetonyl-pboapkinic acid
in the presence of pyridine. The above reactions substantiate the
indloated structure of the carbon radical of the addition products.
They further prove that addition occurs in accordance with
Markovnikov's law. There are 2 tables and 2 Soviet referencea.
ASSOCIATION: MOBkovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet Im. M. V.
Lomonosova (Moscow State University imeni M. V.
,Lomonosov)
PRESENTED: January 7, 1960, by A. N. Nesmeyanov, Academician
SUBMITTED: January 6, 1960
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LUTSM09 I.F.; KIRMV.-M.j OVCHINNIKOVA, G.A,
rhosphorylated chlorovinyl, ketones. Part 3t Reaction of phosphorus
pentachlorids with enol asters. Zhur.ob.khim. 31 no.6t202&2033
;e 161. (MM UtO
le Moskovskiy gonudarotvemW universitat imeni M.V.14monosova.
(Phosphorus chloride) (Knols)

LUTSENKO, Id.) KIRILOV, M.; POSTHIKOVA) G.B.
Phosphorylated chlorovinyl ketones* Part 41 Prima'7 products
of the motion between phosphorus pentachloride and anol eaters*
Zhur.ob.khim. 31 no*WO34-2036 je 161a (MIM 14 t 6)
1e Moukovskiy gomWarstvennyy universitat imeni M.V.Iomonosova,,
(rhosphorua pentachloride) (Inols)

LUTSENKO, I.F.; KIRILOV, M.
- -------
Phoophorylaterl chloroviwjl ketones. Part 5-- Products of addition
of phosphorus pentochloride to enol esters and their rearrangement
to phosphorylated chloro ketones~ Zhur. ob. khim. 31 no. 1133594-
3601 N 161. (MIRA 14: 11)
(Enols) (Phosphorus chloride) (Ketones)

LUTSENKO, I.F.; KIRILOVp M.1 POSTNIKOVA., G.B.
.L.
Phosphorylated chlorovinyl ketones, Part 6;,S -Acyloxyalkenylphos-
phinic acid esters. Zhur. ob. khim. 32 no.1:263-266 Ja 162.
(MIRA 1512)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Lomonooova.
(Phosphinic acid)

LUTSENKO., I.F.j KIRIICV,. M.
Roaction of phosphorus penUebloride with enolaceUtes.
rftmiya t Primeneniye Foafororganicheakilch loy"dinenly (Uhnedstry and
apolication of organoohosohoran connoutv'3) .4. YY, AHl~illl. Lit,
,lubl. by KaAar kffil. Acad, -;ci. U.V~R, Yo3cov 1962, 632 3t).
Collection of corinletA oapern pm9entotd at the 1959 Uzuri `--)nft-fvncv or,
Cherdstry of rVanonhospWrum Commms.

IZMNXO,, I.F. I XMILOV9 M.
Interaction of phosphoric pentachloride with enol enters. Pt. 1 and 2*
Godishnik khim 55 noja135-187 160/61 (publ.162).
I
1., Xate&a po ornaichm khIml ia. pri Moskovsklia durshaven
univursitst M40 Lomonosay.

KIHILOV, M.; MROVA, Is
1.111trile estorn of phosphormacetic avid-With baiz~tl.leh7de and
furfurole. Doklady BAN 17 no.11-15-,1.8 If4
1. Prodstavleno akad. 1). Ivancrym, chlcri Erdaktnimnoy kollegli,
"Doklady Bolgurskoy Andomil nauk.'

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nitrile -of
,us Dcklady~ ve 18j no. 4v 196% ~31-334
SOURCE a :Bulgaiska
or organic
TOP10 TAGS i :,chaided react ong esters gamic nitrile compound#
acetatai
phosphorus oo
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ABSTRACTt Th as 6nd'roscUon"Capabilities of the
'a 'P
.,-aster i~f_jhi pli~6h6niu;m scet'ic'-soid he esters-of the nitile of
phoonhonjUn-saotio'&A44fure-littlo-rmomi'::,Oonsoquontly-f- the -a-UMOTS-Prosent
~in date ils1the proasas'khd ,rasults-'Of,.the-acylation of the diethyl aster of
the nitrile of Phos'phonium acetic aoido The resulting diethyl esters.are J
:.Colorless -liquids 'and 4ith.ths''excintion 'of the benzoy~.lLe;:1yett~y?p are.,
.stable in stor Vas submitted by B.. Kurtayl Corres
paper pona"Z
Bulgarian Acade of Sdianosep 304aiember 1964. Orig. art. haeu, figures and
I table. Z"_1117
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KINILCV,
ZOTOV, K.G.; URNOV, X.Mv
...... 1.11'.."f"*."Iill""Imi,,,illlolli4m
(The organisatIon and operation of the signal central control
and block system of a railroad and of Its communications] Xoskm,
Tranesholdorisdat, 1954o 300 P, (HLU 8i2D)

AZBUXIN0 FoA*, prof o; LUPAL, N*V.,prof.,- KOTLYA]MIKO, N.Y., dote.;
NIWGABOYO N.M.. dote.; RYAZAMIYO B.S.01rando totha. twuk,;
- KIRILIJOY, N.M., kand. tokhn.nouk
Outstanding specialist in the f told of railroad automatic and
remote control. Avtom., tolem. i sviaz' 2 no. 8:43 Ag '58.
(MIRA 11:8)
(Mmishav, Petr Vladimirovich. 1888-)

XIRIWV, M.N., kand.tekhi.nauk
This will accelerate design work. Avtom.. telem.i wviaz' 3
no.7:39 JI 159. (MM 12:12)
1. DekKn fakulltsta signalizateii, teentralizatsil, blokirovki
i Gvy&sI URWIIIT.
(Railroads-Signaling)
(Railroads-Safety appliances)

IURTL07, 1% 1%
x1rilov. K. Fl. "The Protection of sl-,,gle-wire rail circuits
from the effects of DC electric traction." I-.in &Always
USSRO Leningrad Order of Lenin Inst of Railroad Tr;insport
Engineers Imeni, Academic"n V. 11. Obreztsov. Leningrad,
1956. (Dissertations for the Dagree oAr UI-indidate in Tech-
nical Science)
So: Knizimaya -etopis', No. 27, 1956- hoscow. Pages -)4-109; 111.

xoTLTARjNKO, N.Y., kandIdat takhnicheakikh nauk, dateent; IIRIWT, 91-M-o
assistant inshoner; TOLKOT, T.Y., assistant Inshener.
Effect of traction current harmonies an the operation of rail track
circuits. Sbor.LIIZHT no.151:261-300 156. (MT-RA 10:1)
(Electric railroads)

TYURMOIIEZOV, Viktor Yevgrafovich, inzh.; KTRTTDV- Mikhail M41ch"Invichl,
kand, tekbus nauk; KOZLOV., Lev Nikolayevich, inzh.,.- KUMIN., Ye.A..,
kande tekbn, neuk, retsenzentj POZDNYAM, L.G.9 inzb.., retoenze'utj
F3LIDMAN; A.B.y insh.8 reteenze'utj KAZAKOVp A.A.; kand. tekhn.
nauk, redol MEDVEDEVA, M*Aoj tekbno redo
[Electric power supply to railroad commmications, apparatus and
automatic controls and remote control systems] Elektropitanie
uotroiotv sviazi, avtomatiki i telemekbaniki na zheleznodorozhnom
trarisportes Moskva# Yse.oo izdatellsko-poligro ob"edinenie H-va
putei aoobshchenliap 19616 215 P. (KIRA 14ill)
(Electric power supply to apparatus~
(Railroads-Electric equipment)

ZOTCrV9 Konstantin Gavrilovichp inzbo; KIRILOY-1-Iiikhail-Mikbay2ovichs
kand, tekhn. naukj KVITKMI~,-T.-I.#-inzh., reteensent;
ZIOVIKM, M.N.0 inzh., red.; USENKO, L.A.j, tekhn. red.
(Signaling and telecomminication devices and V,eir use]
Ustroistva STsB I eviazi i ikh ispoltzovanie. lzd.2., perer.
i dop. Moskva, Transzholdorizdat, 1962. 283 p.
(Railroado-Signaling) (MIRA 150)
(Railroads--Conm.mication systems)
(Railroads --- Electric equipment)

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GLIKMANI L.S.; BWHAROVP I.Y.; VIKIRW, G.L.; ABROSIMOV, B.Z.; KIVILGVp
--- ------ --
-- ye_&_~-m'NIKCV, S.M.; IAGAFONOV, A.V.; SOSKIND, D.M.
Rebutldine catalytic cracking units with a combined reactor-rogenordtor.
Khim. i tekh. topl. i masel 6 no.11:6-,10 N 161. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Gosudarstvannyy nauchno-isolodavatellakiy i proyektnyy institut
neftyanogo mashinostroyeniya.
(Cracking process)

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SOURCE: Izobreteniya
oVrazteyp tovarnyye nakis no,,%,.~,J
1966 6
9
TOPIC TAOS: polystyrenei, light stabilization, pliotostabilizations
light stabilizer. Z
ABSTRACT An Author Icate has been issued describing a method'of
Ce riif
light stabilizationof polystyrene by introducing a ~Jght stabilixer
Into it.. To,ext otabIlIzerg 2-hydro
and the variety or 21ght xy-4-v
butoxy-41 -ohldroben;~qphenonq .,is suggested for use as the ligh-
stabilizer,
SUB CODE: '11t UBK DATE t. 10-lun64/
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Young builders of communism. Nauka I zhyttla 8 no.10:1-4
158, (MIRA 13:4)
1. Sekratarl TSentrallmogo komitsta Leninskogo kommunisticheskogo
so.ruza molodesht Ukrainy.
(Comeudet Touth League)

S/191/62/000/008/003/013
3124/Bl"-8
I:holodovskaya, R. S., Gosteva, 0. k., Zabyrina, K. I.,
Spivak , 'N.. 11,11. , Kirilovich V. AT 0
Development of elect roins-ulat in,; ir-preznating ----sses
containing no aolvonts. Impregnating masses based on 5h-
ON) epoxy resin
Plastich6skiye massy, no. 8, 1962, 14-16
IT 5:1 rcain Was developed at the IMP" and synthesized experimentally
cordi.-IC to V1, -L:-2c6-6o irom epichlorohydrin and the. condensation
ac IU
.pro'uct of phenol and formaldehyde with 11C1 as catalyst. It contains up
10 '--3C-;j phenyl glycidine ether and chemically, it consists mainly of
bij---lycidine ether of 4,41-dioxy diphenyl methane with a small content
of athers of trinuclear compounds. 'Ihe resins were intended fcr
innre-natini; coils of electric motors workin., at 130-1550C. Per4 ~e- I
U ZX -:- n*s
-aith :.,o1yalu:aopheny1 siloxane as /sosidifier in amounts of W'j by weicht
sho-aed hat the res4n set at 1500C in 10-15 min with a weight- loss of lvSS
t*,an 1;.. Commercial polyester acrylates MPI-9 and *.he pilot plazt.
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Development of electroinsulatinS ... 3124Y3136
sa=ple 7-1 developed by I. G. Sumin could be set with the zaxe solidifier
and po3sibly also without. Tests showed high resistance to beat and Cood
",ectr4c nro,;erties (Table 2), low losses of weiSht "able 3), and Cood
binding strength (Table 4) of the impregnating masses developed. 'here are
2 fioures and 4 tables. The Englisb-language reference is:. SP-E Journal,
1, 38 (1959).
Table 2. ?hysicochemical and electrical properties of the copoly=ersx.
-e~n-end: (A) mass, (3) viscosity 0 accordinq to VZ-4, sec, (C) drying time on
cor,zer or telephone paper at 150 C, mini (D) setting time in 1 mm thick
la"Qrz at 1cGOC, main, (E) waight loas dur;.nZ settinC; (after 2 hrs at 1500r,~
j
e c streni-th, kv/ (11) fit 1550C, (J) after
lectz~ d rM (G) at 200C,
24 h. rs in viater at 20 C, (K) Volume resistivity, ohm-cm, (L) tan6 at
50 cps, .5~,j solidifier, (N) 7-1 + 5`1 + 5',' solidifier I (?) :",rF-9
i-i IP sted in teat the
+ 5., + so-- er, ~ ) ' 1. N. 'erozorova aDii
dielcct:,ic ;;rofjortius wGre deternined on disks I mm thick, hardened for
h.-s at 150-1koC in aluminum molds.
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S/191/62/000/006/003/013
Development of electroinsulating B124/B138
r1able 3. Loss of weight in aging at 1000C (in
LeCend: (A) mass, (B) aging time, hra, M 5N + %4 solidifier,
(D) 7-1 + 511; + 5~,'j solidifier, M MGF-9 + 5N +5uv' solidifier, (F) note:
the 1033 of weight was determined on disks 0.6-1.mm thick.
Table 4. Cht,nge in binding strength of impregnating masses during aging
at 1800C.
Ler,end: (A) mass, (B) test temperature, 0C, (C) binding strenGth* of the
maus, k.,,: ~D) in the initial state,(E) after aging, days, (F) 5N + 5%
hardener G) 7-1 + 5N + 5% solidifier, (H) * the binding strength is
characterized by the force required to tear out the central part of a
wire from a bundle of six copper wires impregnated with the compound,
investieated.
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3124Y3138
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(&-I + SH + 5% mwp-
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Table 4
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TOPIC TAGSs organophosphorus coMound, polyesterp polymer,, firu resistant
material
ABSTRAM It was the object of,the present investigation to extend sarlier,,01'
investigations carried but inthearea of 'synthesis of fiMroof plastics by
V. I. Kirilovich, I* Ka' Rubtsovap and Too L. Gefter (Plaato massy No, 7., 20j,
1963)., A munber of unsaturated esters of pol"entamethylenophoaphoric &aid
were synthesized by the interaction of polnoaamethylonechlorophosphate with
allyl and iurturyl alcohol# .5-mthyl-2-isopropylhezene-3-al-I and 2-ol-I., and
JMrd
2-ethylhexone-3-91-1. and -2-othyltica~one-2-ol-cwnootbylen"
01 MstNq~~t
The extent of reaction, role JVGLTIBOQ
slTpy, and difiethylrormamide w4 the p
a content of the.syntheiised eaters was determined* The experimental rostati,
phoru
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AUTHORS i ovich V If-I Rubtsovag I. K.1 Fc~Eovskiyv L. I.; 1kiniaby 26 0
Fedorov,' A*
Offit none
'TITM Syntbosis of phosphor-oontaining pol"aters and their APPUCation in
Preparation of fire polmethane oam
SOURM Plasticheskiyi Masays no, 2 P I 10-U
-TOPIC TAGSs
.polyester plastics polyurethane, foam plastic,, fire resistant
material# phosphorous acidi eaterification
ABSTRACTs Polytrannestorifioation:of dimethylphoophorous aoid,(I) with poiyolv!
(pentaorythritol, trimethylolpropins trimthylolotbane) or of mind polyols
and diolis in various ratioss-has been investigatede This work in a continuation
of a stud, of polyphosphite synthesis by V, I. Kirilovich, I. K. Rubtsova, aiA
''To, L, Geftor (Flast"P-Mseys,~Nos' 7A 20p 1963),j and-was mWertaken to test ihto
suitability of polyester istant properties to polyurethane
foaW. MACtion Of the lyols with I yields polysstefdl~""
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AUTHORt Rubtsovai I K61~'Kfrilovich, V. t.1 Andrianovap We V*;'
Klapovelcayas Ua, A~j -ZUJLX
,ORGo none
TITLEs Stabilization a
-terophtlyala Class 390
No. 178103%�Iannounced by ;h4 Scientific Research Institute of PlamtIcs
(Pauchno-iseledovoteltakly Institut plestichaskikh mass))
SOURCE: Izobretaniya,,.promyshlannyya obraxtay" tovarnyya znakip no* -Zj
1966, 94
TOPIC TAGS: polyethylene terephthalate,, polymer, chemical
stability
ABSTRAM The Author Cartificate.describes a method for etabilizing
polyethylene terephthalate with polyphosphites, To Invesse the number.
of types of phorphorus 'contat.ning polymer stabillxer4 a middle poly-
phosphite9such as polydi0hanylolpropanophosphite, is proposed for use
as a decyanoethylated.dismines
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AUTHORS: Kirilovich, V. I.; Shner,__S. M.: Rubtsova, I. K,; jlabkina.-A. E.
Tikhonova;-r.-r.--...:--
ORG: none
TITLE: A method for hard opomr resins. Class 39, No. 18337S)',rannounced by
Scientific Research Institute of Plastics (Nauchno ledovato Is-ay institut
plasticheskikh mass)_/
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, pronyshlonnyye obraztsy, tovarnyyo znakio no. 13, 1966, 76
'TOPIC TAGS: etoxy "Plastic, enrAmg--.pg= polyester plastic, fire resistant material,l
brganic phosp orus compound
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ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a mothod9for hardoninr-opoxy rosins by
phosphorus-containing hardonors.4 To increase the fire resistancollf the polpers,
phosphorus -containinp-polyestard with a reacti%e hr~rogen atom vzittp phr~n" atom are
used as hardeners. These polyesters have the general formula,
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M1,011 cill
fH.OH
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has-. '2 formulas. [041
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ACC NRi A?6031-74-7- C./V) SWRCE CODEs UR/olgi/66/000/007/ooi9/0021
AUTHORS Kirilovich. V. 1.1 Rubtsova, 1. X.
ORGs none
TITLEj Study of the polytransenterifloation of dimet with 1#5-pentansdi
011 - r
SOURCES Plasticheskiye massyp no. 7t 1966# 19-21
TOPIC TAGS1 polyester plastiop phosphite, sodiump catalytic polymerization
ABSTRACTS Various factors affecting the polytrAnsesterification of dimethyl, phosphi'
(M-7) with lp,3-pentanediol,it 1330C
HJCO-~-OCHI + It HO(CHJ,OH Hjr-j-0P0(CHJ,-),-OH + (2a IXHOH
&A the kinetics of this reaction were studied. The reaction goes to 800 om
. pletion
in~the presence of 0.35% (of DMP) sodium metal Prolonged heating at 1856C/1 mm Hg
r
CaUses the "cific viscosity of the_RiLlyesterwo increase.- The average molecular
weight of the polypentamothylono phoaphite obtained was 63M. Independently of the
catalyst employedg the reaction is second order. With rising temperaturep the rate
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constant increases in the presence of metallic sodium oatalysto the temperature coof-
ficiont remaining unaffected. This increase obeys the Arrhenius equations from which
the activation energy was determined. Sodium metal is the beat catalystIrIthe reaotia
can be carried out at lower temperatures than with other catalysts agns'ium chlo-
ride, potassium acetate, zinc acetate, phosphoric acid), so that DW is not entrained
by methanol# and the yield is 15-20% higher. Orig. art. hasl 5 figureat 3 tables and
I formula.
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AWHORS: Nazarov, 1. N., Prostakov, X. S., SOV/79- 29-8-11/81
Mikheyeva, N. H.,-Kirilovich, -- V.-I.
TITLE: Synthesis of 1-Oxyalkyl-2,5-dimethyl Piperidines
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obehohey khimii, 1959, Vol 29, Nr 8, pp 2508 - 2512
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: For the synthesis of the amino alcohols which serve as inter-
mediates in the syntheses of the analgesic-, local anaesthetic-,
and spasmolytic pharmaceuticals (which contain a ring-substi-
tuted piperidyl radical as an amine residue), the authors used
2,5-dimethyl-4-piparidone (I), which results, according to
I. N. Nazarov, from propenyl isopropenyl ketone and ammonia
(Refs 1,2). By reduction of hydrazone (II), according to Klzhner,
compound (III) wao obtained with a yield of 75% (Scheme 1). The
introduction of the alkoxy substituent into the nitrogen of the
piperidine ring was carried out in various ways: as in the di-
rect reaction of piperidine (III) with ethylene chlorohydrin,
compound (V) also resulted by reduction of the ethyl eater of
aoid (IV) obtained from (III) and ethyl bromoacetate with lithi-
um aluminum hydride. The reduction of hydrazone (VI) of the
Card 1/2 I-p-hydroxyethyl-2t5-dimethyl-4-piperidone likewise led to amino

Synthesis of 1-oxyalkyl-2,5-dimethyl Pireridinee SOV179-29-8-11161
alcohol (V) (35% yield). The ethyl eaters a-(VII) and 0-(VIII)
of 2,5-dimethyl-piperidyl-I propionic acids were obtained by
condensation of the eaters of the corresponding bromine-substi-
tuted propionic acids with (III). The methyl eaters (IX) and
M were synthesized in the same way (Scheme). The amino ke-
tone (X) was also reduced by sodium to the amino alcohols (XI)
and (XII). The condensation of 2,5-dimethyl piperidine with
propylene oxide in an alcoholic dioxane solution at 60-700 leads
to a mixture of amino alcohols (XI) and (XII). There are 2 Soviet
references.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy institut tonkoy khimicheskoy tekhnologii im.
M. V. Lomonosova (Moscow Institute of Fine Chemical Technology
imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: July 10, 1958
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KIRILovle~,g
I
USSR / Human and Animal Morphology (Normal and S-2
Pathological). The Peripheral Nervous System.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 10, 1958, 45523
Author Kirilovich, Ya. I.
Inst
Title Correlation Between the Stellate Ganglion and the
Azygon Vein.
Orig Pub: V. sb.: Zdravookhr. Sov. Latvii. II. Riga, 1954,
119-121.
Abstract: Fifteen embryonic and mi3carriage cadavers and two
adult cadavers were Investigated during prepara-
tions under a binocular loupe. The branches of
the stellate ganglion were able to approach the
azygos Vein (AV) independently or to unite first
with the branches of the second thoracic ganglion.
Branches to AV from the plexus, located on the
trachea, also were traced. --A.B Kuzlmina-Prigradova
Card 1/1

KIRILOVSKIYj G.S. [Kyrylovalkyiv H.S.]; IVANOVp O.F.; KATS, S.A.
Standard shoes with leather sole and rubber half heel* Leh.prom.
no.4t2&29 O-D 162a (MM 160)
1. Kiyevskaya obuvnaya fabriks. No.6.
(Shoo manufaoturs) (Rubber goods)

ITJOWOV., II.A.; KIRILOTSEV., B.I.; MTROFANOV., V.A.
Effectiveness of composts in grain and raw crop cultivation.
Zemledelie 24 no.5:25-27 Hy 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1, Oporno-pokazatellnyy plemennoy sovkhom "Pron'"I Kimmmkogo
rayona.. Tullskoy oblasti. 2. Direktor oporno-pokazatellnogo
plemennogo sovkhoza, "Pron'llp Kimmkogo rayonap Tullskoy oblasti
(for Yermakov). 3. Glavnyy agronom Oporno-pokazatelinogo
plemennogo sovkhoza OPron'", Kimovskogo rayona, Tullskoy oblasti
(for Kirilltsev).
(Field crops-Fortilizoro and manures)
(compost)

XMILITSET, X.
Electric Railroad - Cars
How we attained high-productivity. ZhIl.-kom.khoz. 2 no. 3 152
9. Monthl List of Russian Acces.slons, Library of Congri!ss, Jnly - 1953, Uncl.

KIRILYCHEV., A.# mayor; DEGONSXIY., P... podpolkovalk
-,
We aro pisparing a traiAW'bass, Vodn*vosto 43 zio,llil2O-.122
N 163. (KMA 1602)

VLASOV# M.F.; VMTEBNYY, V.P.; KIRILYUKy A.L.
t4es. Atom. energe 15 no-3:247-
Resonance levels of erbduz iso
249 S 163. (MIRA 16:10)
(Erbium isotopes)

VLASOV# YJ91 KIRIIXUKP A#L. (IMlit*l A.L.]
IdenWication and daterm4mation of the parwastern of rtoonanco
leve3i in arbium, Ukro fix, shur. 8 no.9t947-953 3 163.
(MIRA 17t8)
2. Institut fiaiki AN UkrSSR, Kiyev.

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TITIE: Eff6ot-of core arrangement upon" neutr6n spectra obtained from.
horizontal channels of VVR-U read

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TOPXC-TAGS*. researoh:reaotorg neutron spectrum, nuclear reactor
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vestigated. f or three :Arrangements in -the channel proximityA In the' Z
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.the third.versiono' .Th Isee three arrangements were schematically~, iuu_
~strated by the.raaot6r''oore orose-sootion and their effects on~speotrc:
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TITLE! Totalieutron era- 01 '10,
I'SOURCE: no .31: 1965, 260-262
Atonuma eidrgiya, 0s
eutron'cross iectiono
TOPIC TAGS-., n enium niclear energy level, thermal n
Mtn
ABSTRACT: 7b9 total nsuir~ cro".ie'd6ons of,the 'separated Isotopes IW185 and R007*,11~,i,
loiinci-~ thermal
rgy range. The measurei lienta
were determined in the rem v 84pold
were carried out on the, VVR-M nui~ g**ar reactof 1bf the Institut fizLk1AN USSR t1litA, ipt'
t 0 time 87 ~ - - ;t;;~ ~
PhI6106, AN S88 by,U81A h --d-flight technique. 7be cross section of Re' oboys
th.
the 1/v liw In a rggo~Alow- 0 5 2 ei. 'and that of Re*18 5. 'below 0. 08 e.
v rmal-cr'oss sections of Re
contribution of positt 6 levels to the the 18 5 arnounts to iliout_
M%, and that of R0187 to Aof the total cross section, Analysis of the
-cross sections'show that for ReisT. the energy. of the neptive level closest to ze" is'.~-
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KIRILYUK, A.P. [Xir-/lIuk, A-P-I
Interoceptive influences from the small intestine on gastric
nobility in experimental neurosis. Veatsi AN MR.Sor.blial.
nitv. no.2:94-107 159. (KIRL 12:9)
(MASTIWAS-11COWYATION) (STOMACH) (IUMMAS)

KIRILYUK, A. P.
Cand Med Sci - (diss) "Interoceptor effects in the intestines
on the motor functions of the stomach in neuroses. (Experimental-
clinical study)." Minsk, 1960. 16 pp; (Minsk State Medical Inst);
200 copies; price not given; (K1, 5-61sup, 203)

TRUSiNICH; b- 1 akadomik; IMILYUK, A. P.-.1-
Vascular reactions in corona,;-y irsufficiency. Zdrav. Bel. 7 no.S:
8-13 Ag 161. (F," 15:2)
1. Institut fiziologii All B6SH (dir. - akademik All BSSR I.A.DuUgin)
i kafedra fakulltetskoy terapavtichoskoy kainiki (zav. - akademik
AN BSSH B.I. Trusevich) Minskogo mditsinskogo instituta.
2. Akademiya nauk Belorusakoy SSR (for Trusevich).
(bLOOD ViSSi;IL MSFASm~i) (COkNAit:21 IL-AAT DLIEASC-~)

KIRILTUK, Aj,
On Icnin's labor-wetah -- brigade of communistic labor. Zlek.i
tepl.tiaga 4 no.4:9 '60. (HIM 13:6)
1. Pomoshchnik mastera teekha periodicheskogo remonta depo Kuybyshev.
(Kuybyshev--Zlectric locomotives--Maintenauce and repair)

KIRILTUK, I.P.
%-q- 4;~~vAj4o~
Three weeks in Czechoslovakia. Visnyk AN URSR 27 no.11:
38-0 H 156. (HUA 9:12)
(Czechoslovskia--Description and travel)

24782
B/125/61/000/008/010/014
D040/D113
AUTHORS: Yuzvenko, Yu.A., and Kirilyuk, G.A.
TITLEs Mechanized open arc surfacing
PERIODICALt Avtomaticheskaya ava-rka, no. 89 1961, 63
TEM When surfacing In shielding gases, difficulties are encountered in
protecting the gas nozzle from drops of the liquid electrode metal. In this
nonnel~tion, a delay in tbo surfacing process for the cleaning of the nozzle
is highly undesirable. Consequently, investigations were conducted at the
Inatitut elektroavarki im. Ye.O. Patona (Electric Welding Institute Im.
Ye.O. Paton) on the composition of a powder wire for the open are surfacing
of alloyed metal without a flux or shielding gas. The chemical composition
of the metal deposited by the powder wire was as follows% 0-50-0-559~C,
4.0-5.5% Cr, 3.0-4-5% W, 0.3-0.6% V, 0.5-1-04, Mn, 0.15% Ti, 0.5% Sit and
0.4% S. Surfacing is conducted usi'ng d.c. with reversed polarity# Good
formation and sound coating metal is obtained using the following systems
200-500 amp, 23-26 v welding current and 15-50 m/hr wire feed. The wire
composition includes alloys, slag and gas-shielding components, and elements
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Mechanized open arc surfacing D040/Dl13
Abstracterls notes The ele-
which combine nitrogen with stable nitrides. [j
ments are not specifiedj . This powder wire may be used for surfacing ma-
chine parts which operate at increasedtemperatures (rolling mill steel rolls
with complex and deep grooveaq pressure bearings for hydraulic presses, etc4
A mathcd has been developed for calculating the powder wire composition for
surfacing 3)(2B 8 (3Kh2V8) steel, sormite No. 2, high-speed steel and other
alloys containing up to 50%.alloy elements. [Abstracter's notet Essen-
tially complete translatio ni.
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GALATCW-;NKO 14 P kand. tekhri, nauk (Kharlkov)j, KIRILYUK, G.G., inzh.
KharQ;~
Intensification of the utilization of the rolling st-)ck and operative
planning of the transportation operationa. Zhel. dor. transp, 46 no.
10:18-22 0 164. (MIRA 17,11)
1. Zamstitell nachalinika sluzhby dvizhonlya Yu7,hnoy dorogi (for
Kirtlyuk).

IULSMWAUN, TA.S., insh. 11-1~111LTU~K~ insh.
Modernization of Ar-7 Sbukhoy-Borlin boilers. Anergetik 8 no. 10:19-
21 0 160. (XMA 14ti)
(Boilers)

KIRSHENBAUM, Ya.S., inzh.; KIRILYUK, G.M., inz~.: KOShEVOY, Y.Z., inzh.
Modernization of the A-5 and A-7-tYPe Shukhov-Serlin toilers.
Energetik 9 no.12:5-12 D 161. (KRA 15:1)
(Boilers)

Y 85-lo-6/35
AUTHOR: Kirilyuk, I., Sportsman First Class
TITLE: The Most Pleasing (Samoye otradnoye)
PERIODICAL: Kryllya Rodiny, 1957 ,iNr 10, p. 4 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author of this item describes his flight in the
Po-2 airplane for the the establishment of a new
record. He flew twice on a triangular course: Tushino
Tikhonova Pustyn' - Vyaz1ma, and flew a distance of
i,oo6 km. By this flight he established a new record:
a closed curve 1,006 km long was flown by a land plane
of the 2nd weight category in 7 hours 53 minutes. A
photo showing the author in front of his airplane
illustrates this item.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 1/1

KIRILYU, Xs1b,t kandidat takhnichookikh nauk,
How to prevent veakening of gearing sprirr, packets In electric
locomotivec. I;lok.i topl.tiara no.8:19-20 Ag (RLU 10: 0
(Electric locomotives)

KULISHIWKOp A,Z "., inzh,; RTBALKO, A.M., inzb.1 KISHTEV, V.P., inzb.;
KI-RIL.YUK; L. V.
Automatic supply of molding sand with the v3e of radioisotopes.
Hasbinostroanis no,6t58-59 N-D 164 (MIRA l8v2)

SHMNDRIKO M,W,j BMSKOVp
Variation in the activity of a ohrmia-alumina, oatalyst in ths probess
of butane dehydroge nation. Xin. i kat. 6 no.2013-319 Mr7AP 165,
MIRA 1817)
1. Tnatitut kataliza Sibirskogo otdoleniya AN SSSR.

LIVSHITS, Leonid Yakovlevich, Inzh.; Q~~;AQK,, Leonid Vasillyevic;.,
Inzh.; GERCHIKOV, David Solomonovich I, kand._'1[ekbn_. i~~; 1__
STETsMIKO, V.I., kand. tekhn. nauk, retsenzent
LManual on the installation of radio-isotope relay devicea
In industry] Posobie po ustanovke radlolzotopnykh relelnvkh
priborov v pron7shlenno3ti. Kiev, Tekhnika, 1965. 95 p.
(mIRA 16:12)

ACC NRs ' AP7003010 SOURCE CMES UR/OW/66)'-660--[62-476-'3fxf!~f
INV"NTORSt Raykhmanj Ya. A.I. Golldberg, V. Kal Kirilyuk,, X. lej Lopato,, Go ?.I
Buzaikov, Yu. N.j Shilikj K, Ke
ORG; none
TITLE: Electronic logic unit - Logikons Class 42, No. 150302
SOUFM Izobrateniya, promyshlenWe obraztey, tovarnyye znaki, noo 24, 1966# 157
TOPIC TAGS3 logic element, electron beam, electron accelerator
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents an electronic logic unit - logikon, which
utilizes the switching properties of the trochoiAal electron beam of a ring trachotror4
To increase the response rate and to widen the logic possibilities, an electrode for ' '
switching the beam according to the input signal is placed in each chamber of the ringi
trochotron. To decrease the weight and dimensions, the container is made or magne-
tized ferroceramic.
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NRI AR6031709 SOURCE CODE: UR/0372/66/000/006/VO47/VO47
AUTHOR.; Kirilyuk, N. I.; Bulka, S. No;.Kalinin, V. S. : GaluzjDjjk13e,_M_
TITLE: Modernization of the "Dnep " Control Computer q0
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Kibernetika, AbsM6V317
REF SOURCE: Sb. Upravlyayushchiye mashiny i sistemy, Vyp. 2, Kiyev, 1965,
35-50
TOPIC TAGS: control computer, computer/Dnepr computer, Dnepr control
computer
ABSTRACT: A report is made on the results of modernization of the "Dneprot
Control Computer in 1961-63 by teams of the design offices of a Computer
Manufacturing Plant in cooperation with the Institute of Cybernetics, AN UkrSSR.
The olitput of modernized computers started in April, 1964. In the modernized
machine, welded structure with standard rolled carbon angle-steel was used in all
cabinets; for the external design--stamped components of one specific type were
used. This made it possible to standardize cabinets of UAU, USO, OZY, and PZU
equipment and fabricate them in one shop. Particular attention was given to the
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cooling system of the machine. In order to develop its operational and technical
properties, the memory capacity was increased. and the possibilities of connecting
the machine to the controlled object were enlarged, for which several now USO
units were developed. The possibility of connecting the machine to outside devices
was expandc,; and the development of both standard and nonstandard components
was completed. The basic modifications of the machine in the various stages of
modernization are described. Orig. art. has: 5 figures. B. Golovitsyn. (Trans-
lation of abstract) JFMJ
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ACC NR# AP6035737 SOURCE CODE: UR/Ohl.3166/000/019TO-10-1/0-1C
INViBTORS3 Chernyakp R. Yaaj Kirilyuk, Nobj Puahenko, A, Is; Oreshkin, To. 8.1
Strallchonkoj As H,j &alkovp lue 00
ORO: none
TITLE: An information storage using magnetic cards. Class 42, No. 186762 Cannounced.
by Institute of Cybernetices AN UkrSSR (Inatitut kib.a.rnatiki AN USSRIT
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promvahlonnyye obraztsy,, tovarnyye anaki,, no. 19., 1966p 101
TOPIC TAGS.- information atorage'.and retrieval., magnetic recording., storage device
ABSrBACT: This Author Certificate presents an iaformation.storage using magnetic
cards* The storage unit includes an Input keyboard, a vacuum drum for transferring
the cardap and a buffer storage device (see Fig., 1), -The design increase3 the
"..Fig* 1* 1 - vacuum drum; 2 - magnetic heads
for recording the readout, fran the magnetic
cardej 3 - surface of the vacuum drump free
LJ '
.;from magnetic carcia; 4 -mgnetic hewW of
the buffer storage device
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1031MIXV, T**t ORMWOUT, M.-, UAN* Xhqj, 114ILTULL P.; ITANOV, A,$ SAVEL11MO, 1-;
KRUPITSO Ael xbritu, A:; BAMUZOV, V.'f t6"=G, Ai; LMSHDV. A.
Our strength resides In collective labor& Kest. ugl. 8 no98:14-15
Ag '59. (MIRA 12:12)
l.Pyntyy uchastok shakhty RNovodruzhsska7u' tresta Lisichanskugoll.
(Lisichansk-Coal miners)

GOROBCHUK, G.P.: KIRIPXfyv. P.r., vnR%"LITSYN, H.S.; SVOBODIN, Te.N.;
SKVROTS6v,-N.d., ftknyuluiv, V.A.
Model of a system for automating scientific experiments in carrying
out technological research. Vych. sist. no.8t27-31 163.
(MIRA 17j12)

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'ACC NR: AP7003501 SOURCO CODt-T Uif 76/66/046/006/1262/1~64
:AUT41OR: Gromakov, So Do; La I-Mtk- P- A*
tmv, Zo He; /7
ORG: Kazan' State Univorsgz im. V. 1. Ulf ~~nin (Kazanskiy gosudarstvemV7
lin-VVni-si-tat.1- Ponza Podarropric Institute im. V. Go Relinskiy (Penzonskiy podagogichaskJ,*
ircalaa&it and Systormtization on the Basis of Do 1. Nondoloyov's Foriod!A
System of lamients of.Propertios of Semiconductor CoRvunds of tho 1M A
~bscow, -a- F1z01P51g"%X-1 i. Vol 40, 1,.Io 6, Jun 66, pp 1262-12&
/~Ium
ABSTIMM A throe dimensional plot of values of the width of the forbidden
zone was made for semiconductor compounds A(13:I)-B(V) by usinr, a netviork
arrange,rdent of the compounds according to positions of elements A and B
in tho periodic system. Experimental values of the width of the for-
bidden zone a smootli curved surface. 7ho width of tho forbidden zone of
several semiconductor compounds on which no experimental data were
available vms determined by Intor. and extrapolation WBI, 0,7 ov; GaDi,
0.23.ov; TlAsraO*15 ov). The method described, which is convenient for
tho determination of unknown characteristics and for the chocking of experi-1,
montal data, can be applied to semiconductor compounds of other typos and
also pro.,A=bly to other p ruse of smi onductors. Orig, art. hab: * I ficuro
and 1 tablo. fi'PRSS 389
TO?1C TAGS& semiconducting matoriall forbidden zone width
SUB CoNt 20 / SM DATEj 111ULr65 / ORIO REM 004
Card 111 UDCt - 541.20 + 6zi-31i.-5-9-211

USSR/Thermodynamics - Thermcchemistry. Equilibria. B-8
Phycical-Chemical Analysis. Phase Transitions.
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Kh1miya, No 6, 1957, 18525
Author S.P. Miskilzhyan,
_~.. S ~.Ki
Title Study of Viscosity, Density and Electrical Conductivity
of Quinoline - Acetic Acid System.
Orig Pub a.. obshch. khimii, 1956, 26, No 5, 1350-1355
Abstract The viscosity and density of the system quinclimc M -
acetic acid (II) at 0 and 200 was measured, and the value
of the temperature factor of viscosity was computed. The
specific electrical conductivity of the system I - II -
in~-rt solvent (CH OH free of water) was measured at 20�
0 --,:) at -'Isoconcen~rates 2.0, 1.0, 0.1. anl (~.01 M of I and
i,. mathancl. It was found that the i3aterms of visco-
i ild rensit~ have maxima correspond-ng to 33 ml. %
of I ' temperaturc drop makes the maxim sharper, but
does not shift them. The isoterms of the specific
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USSR/'Pierzody.nLUAC3 - Thermo :h emi stry. Equilibria. B-8
Physical-Chemical Analysis. Phase Transitions.
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 6, 1957, 18525
electrical conductivity at 2.0 and 1.0 M show a iraximum,
tht,.t also corresponds to the relation I : II - 1 2;
a second maximtr. corresponding to the relation 1 1
appears on thi isoterms of the specific electrical con-
ductivity at the transition to isoconcentrates 0.1 and
0.01 M. The existence of compounds of the compositions
Cgy-jN.CH,COOH ard C9H3 N,2CH3COOH in the sygtem I - II
was deduc:ted.
Caad 2/2 - 2o6 -

5W 307/76-33-9-4/37
AtIT11ORS: Kiril -So S-,,._Kiaidzh'yan, S. F.
TITLEt Physiao-chemical Analysis of Current Conducting Non-aqueous
Systems and Investigation Into the Electrolytic Dissociation
Mechanism of the Compounds Formed Therein. 11. The System
Allyl-inothiacyanate - Quinoline
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, 1959, Vcl 33, Nr 9, pp 1918-1921
,(USSR)
ABSTRACT: It could be assumed in connection with experimental results
of previous papers (Refs 2-4) that allyl-ch'.nolrodan-4de will
fo= during the mixing of allyl-isothiocyanate (1) with quino-
jitiell-11), which was proved by the present experiments. To
investigate the character of the reaction between M and (11),
the density, viscosity, electroconductivity (EC) and the con-
centration of the SCN--ions were measured at 20+0.10-before
and after heating of the mixtures to 10Ot5c for 24 hcure. The
density was measured in a pyonometer and thevl&cosity in the
closed viscosimeter. The isothermal lines of the density as
well as of the viscosity of the reaction mixture after heating,
clearly indicate a reaction of the components. it is assumed
Card 112 that thereby a compcund of the composition C 3H5NGS.C9H7N (III)

4 SO'1/76-33-9-4/37
physico-chemical Analysis of Current Conducting Non-aqueous Systems and
Investigation Into the Electroly-~io Dinscoiaticn Merhaniam of the Compunds
Formed Therein. II. The System Allyl-isothiocyanate - Quinoline
forms. According to the common method, the (EC) was measured in
a closed container with non-platinized electrodeal and the
presenue of (III) which is an electrolyte, was determined by
the conaiierable (EC) of the solution. (III) was extracted and
the electrolytic dissociation was investigated. An electrolytic
dissociation mechanism of (III) is mentioned on the basis of
the results obtained. A paper by N. Ke Voskrepenskaya (Ref 1i)
in mentioned in the text. There are 3 figures and 6 Soviet
reforenoeae
ASSOCIATION: Ltvovskiy meditsinskiy inatitut. (L'-.-ov Medical Institute)
SUBMITTED: January 24, 1958
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WWIYANp S.P.
-L~Isx -
PhYffiamhemical analysis of nonaqueove systems conducting the
as,** 6urrentp and study of the meohanlom underlying the
electrolytic dissociation of compounds famed in then. Part 41
Kinetics of the reaction between allyl mustard oil and tortlikiT
smineo. Mar.khin. shur. 27 no,2:180-184 161. O= 240)
1.-L'yovskir.seditsinakiy institute
(Isothiye M io acid) (Aminev)

KIRILYUK, S.S.; MKIDZHOYAN, S.P.
Electrolytic dissociation constants of some thiocyanate salts of
substituted annonium in various solvents. Zhur. fiz, khim, 37
no.6:1311-1316 Je 163. (KLRA 16:7)
1. Llvovskiy meditsimkiy InBtiLut.
(Amonium, compounds) (Thiocyanates)
(Ionization)

KAnUVIN, Yu.A.; CHUVILO, I.V.; KIRILOV., S.S.; INKIN, V.D.; GOLUMN, I.A.;
NEUSTROYEV, V.D.; STEPANOV, V.D.; TULAYEV, B.P.; KOLESOV, I.V.;
ALMAZOV, V.Ya.; P,tOKOFIYEV, Yu.P.; SHINAGL, I0
Device for automatic meanurement of the coordinates of charged
particle tracks recorded on bubble ch=ber photographs. Prib,
i tekh* eksp. 8 no.5:54,60 s-o 163. (MIRA l6sl2)
1. Ob"yedinannyy institut yadernykh issledovardy.

lip 10,14
a n~.,s 7A
16%
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iaRILYUK, V. D.
KIRIIYUK, V. D. -- nInvestigating the Structure, KInmmatici, and
Dynamics of Flying 3-'.ears in the Metallurgical Industry." Yin Plvhm~r 'M-
cation USSR. Dnepropetrovsk Order of Labor Red Banner Yqta11urj!cA1
Institute, Dnepropetrovsk, 1956. (Dissertation for the Deqree of
Candidate of Technical Sciences)
SO: Knizhna-va Letopis' No 4z, October 1956, Moscow

nRILYUKs V. -3'.
KIRILMs V. D. -- "Investigating the Structures KinematicBs and
Dynamics of Flying Shears in the Metallurgical Indiritry." RLn Higher Edu-
cation USSR, Dnepropetrovsk Order of Labor Red Banner Metallurgical Instp
Dnepropetrovsk 1956 (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in TECH-
NICAL SCIENCES5. 0
SO: KNIZ11NAYA m-Topis, (Book Register), No. 10, October 1956, Moscow.

KOZHEYNIKOV, S.H.. prof.: KIRILTUK. V.D., inzb.: SIMCH. A.N.. insh.
Investigation of rotary flying shears. Izv.vys.ucheb�zav*;
chern.mat. 2 W-8:149-155 A9 159- (MRA 13:4)
1. Dnepropetrovokly metallurgichaskiy Institut. Rokomendovano
kafedroy avtomatinateil metallurglehookogo oborudovantya
Dnepropetrovskogn metallurgicheekogo inotituta. 2. Chlen-
korrespondent AN USSR (for Kombevnikov).
(Rolling mills-1quipment ard supplies)
(Shears (Haebine tools))

250) SOY/148-59-2-22/24
AUTHORS: Kozheynikov, S.N. , Professor, Corresponding Member )f AS UkrSSR
afid Kirilyuk, V.D., Engineer
TITLEs Structural Analysim of Moving Shear Mechanisms (Strukturnyy
analiz mekhanizmo* lotuchikh noshnits)
PERIODICALt Izvestiya vysehikh uchobnykh 2avedeniy, Chernaya metallurgiya,
1959, Nr 2, pp 161-170 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The classification of moving shear mechanisms and their struc-
tural investigation is a basis for selecting their most efficient
kinematic system. The author undertook the classification oZ
three basic mechanisms of moving shears, i.e. the mechanism of
cutting, balancing and of the cutting gap. This classification
was based on structural characteristics as they helped to
determine common computation methods for each type of mechaniba.
The kinematic systems of each mechanism are shown in diagrams.
There are 6 diagrams and 14 references, 9 of which are Soviet,
Card 1/2 2 German and 3 English.

Structural Analysis of Moving Phear Mechanisms SOV/148-59-2-22/24
ASSOCIATIONi Dneprop_strovskiy metallurgichookiy institut (Dnepropetrovsk
Metallurgical Institute) , Kafedry avtomatizateii metallurgicheekogo
oborudovaniya i teorii mekhanizmov i mesiin, makhanicheekogo
oborudovaniya metaUurgieheskikh zavodov,detaley i poe--yemo
transportnykh mashin (Chairs of Automation of Metallurgical
Equipment and of the Theory of Mechanisme and Machines, Mechanical
Equipment of Metsllurgical Plants., Machine Parts and Lifting and
Transporting Machines)
REMITTED: Joirwitry 6, 1959
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ESKINO V.S.j, Inah.; V.D., inzh.
Efficient operating layout for a continuous haulage and spoil
disposal machine unit. Izv. vys. uchebs zav.; gors shure 6
no,,605~-38 163. (MMA 160)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy ordena. Trudovogo Krasnogo Znazeni gornyy
institut imeni Artem. Rekomendovana kafedroy otkrytykh gornykh
rabot.
(Transporter bridges)

" 1 "it '1,7
. 1111T.CV, M.G., prof., doktor tekhn. nauk; TO.TAK073KIY, B.N., kand.
N
tekhn. nauk; KIRILY.7. 11 D inzh.; S!;A.*IARI , A.G., in?.h.
~ -, --- ;--~ - 9
Wnys of creating a new technology for oj~en-pit mining cperations
w0li the iis(~ or the principle of control"Ied caving of the benches.
Gor. zhur. no.4sl8-20 Ap 165. (,'.!IRA 18:5)
1. Rlla'l Instituta mekhoinlki AN Ukr'>~"',

KrRILYUK, V.P.
On one of the deep structures in the Shilka-Urium intterfluve
(Aldan-Vitim shield). Geol.sbor. (L-,rov] no.9:108-113 165.
(MIRA 18112)

VOIKC~')HILOV, Yu.L; 7.i~.
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~11 - g~, - 1 - ~ - I_
pfielases in Q., ~A~-j;or 6." tl, A%azar ( u , ; -.- r -
Vall,)y). 144 rici.2:232-Z36 '()15.
il-~~ lo:r%
2 . i;oo~ oc-! -.I: r ~ -,, C,i L ~ 'It., # T, I" .-, V .: '-~ C ? Q. U I I I ~.. ... j : , ~ ~ .
- I . . I .

LAYMAN, Ye.M.; SIVORONOV, A.A.; CHENVI-NOV, G.Xh.; ~IAKHUR,
G.P.; TSIONI, C).V.
New data on the aboolute age determ�nation of cume pologic-al
formations in the Amazar--'JhJlka Interfluve !'caFt Transbaikalia).
Geokhimila no.12:1241,-1255 D 164, (MIRA 16:8)
1. Goaudarstvennyy orinna Lenlra unlver3itel. iment Iv. Franko, Llvov.

KMILYUK. V.P.
Preca,ribrian for;.mtlons in the amitthwenten: margin 0' the
Aldan-Vitim Shleld. Irest. I,Ivov. un. I;er. geol. 110.2:
63-69 164.
(eapA 19: 1)

KMILYUKV V. V.
mThe Sowing Period for Fodder Melon Crops Under the Conditions Which Wet in the
Steppe Zone of the Ukrainian SSR.N Cand Agr Sci Kishinev Agricultural Inst imeni
M. V. Rrunze, Kishinev, 1954. (KLP No 3, Jan 551
Survey of Soientifio and TeohnicAl Diasertations Defended at USSR Higher Educational
Institutions (13)
SOs Sum. No. 598, 29 Jul 55

KIRILYUK_,_~ ~.sellskokhosyaystvennykh nauk
Seed production of madow forage grasses in Yaroslavl ~rovlnce.
Zhivotnovodetvo 22 no.745 060J (KMA 160)
(Yaroslavl Province-Grass"es) (Seed production)