SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FILIN, B.I. - FILIN, V.V.

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POMSOV. D.T., imnd.med.nauk;_FIL kand.mnd,nauk; DZUTqT,---K.K.,
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Pooitlve and negative aspects of local potentlated anesthesia.
Kax.med.xhw. 40 n0-505-.39 S-0 '59. (MIRA 13:?)
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1. Ix Tliulki obahchey khtrurgii (nachallnik - prof. V.I. Popov)
Voyenno-medit9l,askoy ordena U-nina lakademli Im. S.M. Kirova.
(WCAL MSTEINSIA)

F ILT11 D. I.
Vanyukov, V. A. LisovskiY, D. I., Korolyuk, V. Ya., ZU!n, D. I., and
Kvaskov, N. F. SEPARATION OF AUR4110M OXIDE FROM ALM-IS ARD 1,' HE LI UORS
OBTAINED FROM THE ZAGLIK-TAN ALUNITES. Yubilefn;~ Sbornik Trudoy YafedEZ,1
Tab. Tvashcl-vkh Metallov Moskov. Inst. TsvetnYkh 'Metallov i Zolote., 1939
L-7-7279-300.--Thermal and H2SO treatments of alunite give an A,12(SO4)3
solution with impurities of Na ~O and crystalline K alum. The object of
the experiments was to treat I hrst solution to obtain A120 and Na2SO1
3 1
and the aium to obtain A1203 and K2SO The pulverized alums were dehydrated
in suspension at a temperature slight's above 4000. The dehydrated alums
were decomposed in suspension at 11500 to 12000. The S03 content in the
decomposed material wan 26 to 28%. The decomposed alums were leached with
boiling water. Filtration after leaching is rapled if the decomposed ruterial
is leached in the same form in which it was removed from the oven (in the
form of fine swollen bubbles). After an 8-fold washing with hot water, the
residue contained approximately 0 '20%, K 0 On cooling, K2S04 crystals were
separated from the saturated solution X;r filtration. The A120 residue
was dried. The A12(SO4)3 solution, with Na2SO4 impurity, can be gehydrated
SO-, and Na2;304-
without transforming it Into alum and decomposed into A1203f' 4
Treatment of the semifinished products produces two kinds o A.1203.' (1) -the
pure A! 03 after the decomposition of K alum, and (2) A 0 3 with Fe impurities
after t~e decomposition of the A-12(SO4)3 solution. FirsYgrade A1203 can tU3
obtained from t6 solutions if they aire transformed into alums and decomposed.
A 100% extraction of KnSO4 from alunite is obtained. The proposed method
(over)

IN. Y. Profes"r
Learned Secretary, Presidium of the Acaderky of Sciences
"Against Stagnation, For the Development of Soviet Linguiptics", Pr*~vda, IQ50,
Current Digest of the Soviet Press. Vol. 2, No. 22, 195-, nagm 'I. (In MW Llbriai7)

FILIN, F.I.0 starshiy mashiniat
On labor duty before the c3ngress. Blek. i tepl. tiaga 2 no.11:5
N 158. (MIRA 11:12)
1,Depo Tershev Privelozhakoy dorogi.
(Zrohov-Diesel locomotives)

GORBAGHTWICIII, Kirill Sorgeyevich; ~~ILINI, L.F.,,J, prof., otv. red.
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[Russian geographical names] Russkie geograficheskie naz-
vaniia. 14oskva, Nauka, 1965. 63 P. (MIRA 18:8)
1. Ghlen-korrespondent fill SSSR (for Filin).

SLAVIKOVSKIT, N.A., inzh.; FILIN, L.G., inzh.
Long rails used for railroad yard tracks. Put' i put. khoz.
no.5:18 my 159. (MIRA 12:8)
1.Zaviestitell nachallnika distantaii st.Moekva-Kurokaya (for
Slavikovskiy). 2.Starshi7 dorozhny7 mast,ir stantaii Moskva-
Kurskays. (for Filin).
(Railroude-Ralle) (Railroads-Tards)

BLINOV, V.P.; SLAVIKOVSKIT, N.A.; FILIN, L.G., starshiy dorozhny7 master
stantaiya. Mookva-Kurskayw) z--
Transportation of welded rail -inits. Put' i put. khoz. no.6:29
-Te '59. MIRA 12: 10)
I.Nachallnik takhnicheskogo otdola aluzhbv puti, atantsi7a, Moskva-
Kurskaya (for Blinov). 2.Zamestitall nachallnik distantsii puti,
stantsiya MDsk7a-Kurskaya (for Slavikovskiy),
(Railroads--Raila--Transportati..)

KIRICHMO, N.I., inzh.; SIAVIKOVSKIT. N.A.; FILIN,
Repair cf rails damaged by skidding. Pat' i put. khoz. no.8:21
AK '59. (MIRA 13:3)
I.Nachallnik Mookovskoy distantsii puti Hookovsko-Kuroko-Donballskoy
dorogA (for Kirichenko). 2.Zameatitall nachalinika MoskovskoT distanteli
puti Hookovsko-Kursko-Donbasoko3r dorogi (for Slavikovskiy). 3.,")tarshiy
doroshn,yy master Mookovskoy distantaii puti Moskovsko-Kursko-D)nbseskoy
dorogi (for Filin).
(Railroads--Ralla)

SjjpKO, M.F.; SIAVIKOVSKIY, IT.A.; ALIKRODZHAN, B.A.; FILIN, L.G., inzh
Iongthening the life of rails. Put' i PUt-khoz. no.12!24 D
'59. (HIRA 13:4)
1. Glavnyy inzhener slushby puti Moskovskoy dorogi (for Sen'kf).
2. Zamestitell nachallnikp dictantsii puti Moakovsko7 dorogi
(for Slavikovsldy). 3. Starshir inzhener aluzhbv puti ~Ioskovskoy
dorogi (for Alikhodzan)
(Railroads--Rail;)

FILIN, L.G.', inzh.
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Crossing of railroads by main gas pipelines. Put' i put.khoz.
7 no.7:42-43 163. (MIRA 16-.10)

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NUAR V, To., nachallnik avyazi podrawdeleniya-, YILIM. X., ll&Ch&Lllnik radio-
stanteli.
Xore about une7stemetic working nothode in serving &*rW photogra,-
phic subdivisions. Grazhd.ay.13 no,11:30 N 150'. (WIRL 1012)
(Usteorolcar in asroisutics)

FILIN, M.
Proposals of efficiency promoters. Obohobestv. Pit. n0-22-'- ..
37-38 D 162. (MIRA 16 -- 1)
(CO&Octionery-Equipment and supplies)

YILIN, N.
In the Biology and Soil Science 7aculty. Vest.Hosk.un. 8 no.6:17]L-172 Js 133.
OCEaA 6:10)
(iloscow University)

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Author
Title Life in Moscow University
Periodical Vest. Mosk. un., Ser. fizikomat. I yest.nauk, 10, No 21 171-178.,
Mar 1955
Abstract Six brief notices: I. A. Voronkov) "Scientific relations of Moscow
Univ. with peoples' democratic countries." N. Filin, "Exhibition
an the history of Moscow University." Ano ientific council
Moscow State U. on the natural sciences." G. I. Rozhkova (head of
the chairs) and Ye. I. Motina, "Work of the Chairs of the Russian
Language for students and foreign aspirants." Anonymous, "In hon-)r
of Prof. N. A. Kachinskiy." 0. Kiballchich, "Defense of dissertations"
(The candidate dissertations of the following four were defended at
the end of 1954 in the Geographical Faculty: 1. F. Antgnovay "Power
engineering and metallurgy of Canada;" K. P. Ywsmachev, "Economic geo-
graphical characteristics of agriculture in the region between the
rivers Lena and Amga, Yakutsk ASSR;" 1. N. Guseva, "Wall maps for the
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course 'Physical Geography of the TJSSR1 in higher school; I. M.
Klebanova, "Landscape characteristics of the sandy massif of, the
Northeastern Prikaspiy (Caspian Region).").
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SIAVINSKIY, M.P., professor, doktor [deceased] ; ILIH.-Ij, professor,
doktor, retsenzent; SEPICHINETSKIY, kandidat tokhnicheakikh nauk,
rateenzent; ROGELIBM, I.L., inzhenor, reteenzeat; SAMSONOV, G.V.,
redaktor: KAMAYEVA. O.M.. redaktor-, MIKHAYLOVA, V.V., takhnicheekly
redaktor
[Physical and chemical properties of elemental Oiziko-khimichaskie
evoistva slamentov. Koskva. Goa. nauchno-tekhn~ 12d-vo lit-ry po
chernoi i tsvetnoi metallurgii. 1952. 763 P. (KLRA 9:12)
(Chemistry, Hetallurgic) (Chemical elements)

P4 [L-~ - -r7--
BKOZERSKIY. N.A.; ORMONT. B.F.. prof.. doktor, reteenzent; FILLI,
prof.doktor. retserizent; KOWLTS, Y.L., kand.tekhn.aatik, retsenzent;
CHERNOBROV, S.M., red.; KAMAYL'VP. O.M., red.izd-va; ATTOPOVICH, H.K.,
tokhn.red.
[Carbonyle of metals) Korbonily metalloy. Moskva. Gos.c3ucbno-
tekhn.izd-vo lit-7 po chernoi I tsvetnoi metallurgii, 1958.
372 P. (MIRA 1l:?)
(Csrboqpj~) (Organometallic compounds)

MERKMOT, Tevgeniy Fedorovich- FILIN, N.A., prof., doktor takhn.nauk.
retsenzent; SLITSKATA, ied.f-BOROMINA, I.A., red.izd-va;
MWAASKATA, OoVot takhn*red,
(Antifriction porous alloys] Antifriktaionnya poristya splavy.
Moskva, Gosonauchno-takhn.izd-vo mashinostroitolit-rv, 1960.
30 P. (MIRA 13:5)
(Bearing metals) (Iron aluminum alloys)

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I N.A.; ZYKOVI A'M'; IVANOV, Ye.V.; KRASAVIN, V.V.
ILINf
Sulfurizing oxidized nickel-cobalt ores by sodium sulfate.
Truiy LPI no.223:174-189 163. (MIRA 171ll)

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CC NR- AP6oo6 ODE: UR/0413/66/ooo/oo2/0146/0147
AUTTOR: Filin, N. A.; Kozlov, D. A.; Seretryakov, V. .; Rusinp A. I.; Batinj A*.P.
ORG: none
TITLE: Thermal diffucion method of -lead coating of alumimm and its alloys. Class
48, no. 178259_ k% 9-? ~L7
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyeblenny-ye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 2, lc66, 146-1471
TOPIC TAGS: metal diffusion plating, aluminum, metal coatingthermal diffusion,
lead
AMTRAM, An AuLhor Cortificate was issued for the lead coating of alumIME2 e8d ite
alloys in molten lead, treated with flux. To obtain a uniform diffusion JaZMt~%dth
a strong metal-to-base bond, the alumintzm surface is cleared from the oxide film in
flux containing 814, lead, 10% potassium chloride, and 910' lithium chloride. , The
aluminum ik. then, -saturated with leeid,couP, zing 0.08 Ool calaim at 420C -end a
ELD
SUB CODE: U/ SMW: DM: IlApr64
um 621,793.6

FILIN, N.M.; TULIN, Vo.S.; CHULIKIN, M.G.; GOIOVAN, A.T.; PETROV, I.I.;
IMZOV, D.P..; YEWS VSKIT, S.N.
Ingineer N.A.Tishchopko, Elaktrichostvo mos3:89 Kr '56.
(Timhohasko, Nikolai Afanaelovich, 1906-) (HLR& 9:6)

FILIN, inzh. ~ ZATTSEV, B. Z. . in -h. ; LYUBAVIV, A.M., inzh.
Present and future development of electrio drives for papermalking
machinery. Vest. elektroprom. 33 no.8:5-7 Ag 162. (MMI 15:7)
(Papexuaking machinery-Electric driving)

L 27948-66
AP6017708 SOURCE GODS: UR/OlO,~/66/OW/O01/0W5/0Oe6i
AUTHOR: Bertinov. A. I.; B. B.; 91p~Iql1m, D. ir 9, . .;
R, ; q__ Phhl~r -Y , V
Gromw,. V I.; Druzhinin. N. N.; Kunitakiy N. P.; Naumenkpj_I. Ye.; Petrov, I. I.;
Vetrov. G!'R-.; Rqqgkov,__X._at.;-
Syro atnik~OyL I. A.; Tj
~lin,_V- S.,; F4_ka,-N,,X"4-TaeUkQY, A. I.; ChW-k-i-n,--M-G!-;
-~qun ~kov, M. G.
0v. M.
ORG: none
TITLE: Engineer N. A. Tichahenko (on his 60th birthday)
SOURCE: Elektrichastvog nof 1, 1966, 85-86
TOPIC,TAGS: electric engineering personnel, metallurgic furnace, electric equipment
ABSTRACT: Nikolay Afanaslyevich Tishchenko completed the Khartkov Electrotechnical
Institute in 1930, after work:Lng as an electrician in a M~Itsllurgical plant from
1923-1926. He was active in the development of domestically produced electrical
equipment for rolling mills and metallurgical furnace works. He was active during
%WII in restoring electrical equipment damaged by the Germans. After the war, he
was active in developing electrical drive equipment for both domestic and foreign
metallurgical plants. He has been active in scientific w6rk, publishing over
45 works in such varied fields as electric drives, equipment reliability and
productivity of labor. Orig. art. has: 1 figure. [JPRS1
SUB COME: 09, 3,3 / SUHK DAreE: none
rnrA

FILIN, N,?,; KISKSV, I.I.; KASLO'7, N.M.-
- ~r K~O'KE'l*Wvp K,,A. , MM'-UTOV, N.I.; NIKITIN. Y.I,;
Unit for breaking up frozen ground. Rata. i izobr. predl. v stroi.
no.3:31-35 057. (MIR& 11:1)
(lPr02;eU ground) (Excavating machinery)

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Al-61- 6~_f-s k_-Ty A . 77 ~;N T ~i a IM" n. i V V 1. 0 1 U _Fft _.S IF.
.717zuym~cj -Lysenko. 3. -P. VDro n 4. T.. 1~,evc~yk,_ V. _jtj
Koreshkov, 11 ~e.; Laktionov
V 11 . -st.0 !UU-6 OVtC
A -,t V 101-
L 1,11. R~u t aa n S h el H. M.
~-of -the t'e- m`pe rature-
of molten
SOURCE:, no. 4. 1965, 75-
75-76
TOPIC TAM tempitrature meagur n Olt v steel ten. perature
i9i
ABSTRACT! Tf~t - A.._,Qj_(
devIce.
A.- -f n-
f~-mdlterr_ &teel- t d r4 p e r a t' u r ein an open hearth
furnace. The de T-econsists of & thermocouple, a driving mechanism,
ind a registering inatrument. To improve the reliabilttv and cor~pact-
ness of thE device, the thermocouple carrta?.e fE
i F, z

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ACCESSION HR! AP5007454
rcd of the pneumatic c7linder by a vullev in such a way that
of the carriage str0e exceeds rhat of the rod st--Ke . oy
a trLger value. !he thermocoiple location in the furnace Is :on-
trolled by lie regula*or of t-ie piston rod p08i L 'Lon, wii4 cl, ~_,s;
reverse movemie...
To increase serv -ice- Ufe-__A?te _th4rtr-,0CoUp-1Z junction is protected by
a s~.Ilconfzed $Zraphit ~j which ia fixed to the refractory thertaq-
V
---'-Ier wTth aluminum-piosnhate cernent. Thp o' the
is COn Lrolled by & polarized rL 1 ay
--ed to the amplifier output zirct.tt of the revi s[er!
instrument vhich coatrula the air distributor cf the carriage drive
tbrough a thervial and electro-ineamatic relay and determineG the end
~!e measurement. Orig. nr:. bas: 1 fLgure.
A S L A I N : Tqentra naya
Laborat
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NO REF SOV: 000
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FUTNIY, M.P.; FILIN, P.V.; DATTDENKO, I.A.
Placement of r;,.bber-ceivent bridges in wells. BL4-enie no.2:
28-30 165. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Trest "Groznefterazredkall i Groznenskaya laboratoriya
Vsesoyuzriogo nauchnc-ii3sladovatellskogo instituta geofi-
zicheskil:h metodov razredki.

17II'lilly SY,-l 7, ~':V, N.I.I.
1',fuitrolling r1rculation losf-, In drilling.
' f-, 5 . (11-11RA 18-5)
' .1
- 'rest "Groznef ter qzvc:dkall .

FILrN $ S. X. Eng.
I'Double-Relay Magnetic Station for Direct-Current Motor," Rab. energ., 2, flo.8.,
1952 -

AID P - 2352
Subject USSR/Electricity
Card 1/1 1>4b. 27 - 16/3o
Authors Suslov, 0. V., KELnd. of Tech. Sci., and Filin, :3. M.,,
Eng., Yaroslavl'
Title Simplification of the connection diagram of syn-,nhronous
motors
Periodical : Elektrichestvo, 5,, 62-65, MY 1955
Abstract : Operational circular No. E-5/54 of the Technical Adminis-
tration of the Ministry of Electric Power Stations
recommends the introduCtion of far going simplifications
In the control and protection sohemes of synchronous and
induction motors. The authors describe details of improve-
ments made in the control connections of a 6.3-kv., 3,200-kw,
375-rpm, synchronous motor of the SMV 19A7-16 type built
by the plant "Elektrosila" in 1935 and used to drive verti-
cal centrifugal pumps of the VN-32 type. Five oscillograms
I connection dialgam.
Institution: None
Submitted : D 28, 1954

SUSLOV, O.V., kand. tekhn. nauk.; FILIN, S.M., inzh.
Self-starting of auxiliary-supply electric motors ckring the automRtic
switching of standby power. Blek. sta. 29 no.10:89-92 0 158. (MINA 11:11)
(Electric motors)

, 1 .-, - -; I . -,.
T. D. "A catilol,*uc of mignotic stormn- lby tre- Kclc~.3 ( hsi.~rvatcry",
Filinp
I
- -. " -i L
Trudy Tash'.,,. geofiz. oluservatorli, Issuo ;., 1".,,9, P. 3-12, - ~ Jt~,-".;3.
SO: U-4392, 19 Auglust 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal li-,ylch Statey, No 2!, 1949).

FILIN, T. D.
Storm-Time Variations at Keles
Data from 220 magnetic atoms provided values of R-, D-, and Z-
components of the magnetic field recortied at the rpagnetic observatory
at Keles (410251 N L, 690121 W L). The storm-time variations were not
significant. (RZhFiz, No. 8# 1955) -TX,. 'rashk-entsk. Geofiv. Obsery.
No. 9, 1954, 25-29.
SO: Sum. No. 7114, 8 Dee .55 - Supplementiry Survey of Soviet Scientific
Abstracts (17)

15-1957-7-9166
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 7,
pp 51, 52 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Popov, V. I., Filin, T. D.
TITLE: Continental. Blocks (Provinces), Nuclear and Internu-
clear Parts of Central Asia and Southern Kazakhstan
(Materikov),ye bloki (provintsii), yadernyye i mezhdu-
,yadern.yye tichastiki Sredney Azii i Yuzhnogo Kazakh-
stana)
PERIODICAL: Zap. Uzbekist. otd. Vses. mineralog. o-va, 1955, vol
7, pp 91-153
ABSTRACT: This paper presents the geophysical and geological
subdivisions of the Central Asia region and deals with
the position of this region among the adjoining areas
of the earth's crust. The basis of the investigation
is the.nuclear theory of development of the earth's
crust, founded on the ideta of physico-chemical and
Card 1/5 intra-atomic development of the substance of the crust
I

15-1937-7-9166
Continental Blocks (Provinces), Nuclear, and Internuclear Parts of
Central Asia and Southern Kazakhstan (Cont.)
I
and the subcrust of the earth. This idea proposes a griLdual
centrifugal growth of the crust and the continertal masses by
differentiation at depth of the substance of the earth (luring
radiothermic selective remelting. The sites of effusion of
large masses of "sialic magma" are called the nuclei of con-
tinental growth; the regions separated from these centers are
t)he internuclear zones. The cores are characterized by great
intrusions of granite, by intense pneumato-hydrothermal meta-
morphism, by capricious trends to folds and faults, by the
irregular distribution of gravity and magnetic anormalies, and
by other peculiar features. The outpouring of heavy basaltic
magma is typical of the internuclear zones, as are weak meta-
morphism, elon ated secondary strUCtures (with the development
of overthrusts~, linear distribution of gravity and magnetic
anomalies, and so forth. These primary structures are also
distinguished from (jach other by the products of denudation
and by the thickness and composition of the sedimentary rocks.
Card 2/5

15-1957-7-9166
Continental Blocks (Provinces), Nuclear and Internuclear Parts of
Central Asia and Southern Kazakhstan (Cont.)
Continental blocks or provinces are formed adjoining the nu-
clear and internuclear regions and almost contemporaneously.
Three types of geological provinces are differentiated:
shields, subdivided into ancient shields (Siberian, Eastern
European Hindustani, and Africo-Arabian shields) and young
shields 4azakhskiy and Chinese shields); shield borders,
forming concentric rims about the shields (Kazakhidy, Uralidy,
and others); and intershield areas, filling the areas between
shields and fusing them into the body of the Asiatic co.ntinent
(Aralidy, Pamiridy, Gimalaidy, Kavkazidy, and others). The
authors refute the explanation of the growth of shields based
on the "geosynclinal" theory. In -their opinion, the centri-
fugal, substantial growth of the continent is associated with
supplementary accretion of magmatic masses from below, -coming
from primary central shield nuclei. To this end, an analysis
is made of the structure and development of the Angara contin-
ent (with growth from north to south) and Gondwanaland (from
Card 3/5

15-1957-7-9166
Continental Blocks (Provinces), Nuclear and Internuclear Parts of
Central Asia and Southern Kazakhstan (Cont.)
south to north). Where the Angara mass and Gondwanaland join,
because of essential physico-chemical processes of the growth
of these continents toward each other, a considerable increase
in thickness in the earth's crust developed, as well as a
greater mechanical tension in the surface zones; these factors
are expressed by marked bilateral compression, deformation,
and the forcing upward of-the masses occurring there (Pamyr-
skiy syntaxis). The system of regional tectonic subdivision
of Central Asia and Kazakhstan given by the authors differs
sharply from that proposed by the adherents of the geosirn-
clinal theory. In the places where ancient nuclear Uplifts
of continental blocks occurred large-scale depressions are now
located (Tarimskiy, Southern Tadzhikskiy, Turanskiy, anti Muy-
unkumskiy); regions of uplifts correspond principally to the
internuclear zonlas of central Pamir, southern Tyan'-Shanl,
and the Ulutau-Karatau arch.. Earlier relations were reversed.
The inversion occurred in Jurassic time. The geologic struc-
Card 4/5

15-1957-7-9166
Continental Blocks (Provinces), Nuclear and Internuclear Parts of
Central Asia and Southern Kazakhstan (Cont.)
tures of the provinces most closely associated with the devel-
opment of Central Asia are cited (Ural'skiy, Kazaktiskiy, Aral'-
skiy, Kavkazskiy, and Pamirskiy); the nuclei and internuclear
zones are specified in each, On the basis of this new presen-
tation, the question of the zelationship between the Urals and
Tyan'-Shan' in decided anew. The western Urallskiy and east-
ern trans-Urallskiy-Tobollskiy (Ayatskiy) internuclear zones
form the southern Ural'skiy virgation, the first being de-
flected on the wost toward the Donets basin and the second dy-
ing out in a southerly direction; the axial nuclear zone is
.fused to the Ara:Llskiy nucleus, which appears to be a uniting
link between the Urals and Tyan'-Shan'. The authors conclude
that Central Asia is a region of seams and knots of important
geological belts of the basement and foundation of the contin-
ent. A bibliography of 95 references is appended
Card 5/5 V. A. Krasheninnikov

FILIN,.,T.D., dotsent
Some data'on the -earth's magnetic field at Mirnyy. Sbor. nauch.
trud. Ivan. sellkhoz. Inst. no.19-t278-280 162.
Magnetic activity at Mirnyy. I'bid.:281-285 (MIRA 17:1)
1. Kafedra, fiziki (zav. - dotsent T.D. Filin) Ivanovskogo
sellskokhozyayijtvennogo instituta..

Bo*R()POIIIjIIr,S*?N, Yu.A., inzli.; 1DIATULLIN, N.S., JLnzh,j 7.A, lrd~~
invoAlgating triorialB of' oxhimet rmitis) ,! lenouy*.~ Cor turb!rx
plants. Sudostroonle 30 no.2:26-2? F 164. (MIRA

YESAKOV, A.I.; FI,LIN,.-.V.A.
Physiological characteristics of the functioning of the taste
receptor apparatus. Fiziol. zhur. 50 no.2:169-176 F 164.
~ (MIRA 18:2)
1. laboratoriya fiziologii i patologii organov chutstv InstitutE,
normallnoy i patologicheskoyfiziologii AM11 SSSR, 14oskva.

FILIN, V.D.
Continuaus vertical retort for the recarbonization of wood. BiLm. i
der. pram. no.10-10 Ja-Mr 164. (MIRA 17:6)
4#1

FILIN, V.D.
Introduction of new retorts in the Vygoda Wood Chemicals Plant.
Gidroliz. i lesokhim.prom. V no.1:28-29 164. (MIRA 17:1,)
1. "Zakarpatlesw.

AKOL11IN, L.Ye.; BEDILO, Y.Ye.; 13OR07-DOT, LA.- UAR IY, I-S-;
GUWVATyUK, S.A.; M(EAUT. G.P, Prink_t;-'l ucbBstiye:
DATbUN, N.V.; Z94M, Y.T.; ITANITUCAYA. S.Yu.; KOKISSAROY,
M.A.; KALINCIBE, I.G.1 LISHBERGOV, V.D.; SCOURMIKOVA, S.O*,.,
(?~~ WGIN, Ye.V., otv.redo; DTT1=0V9 M.F., red.;
BUB7R', V.A., red.; TYUTYUNIK, Ya.I., red.; VARSaVSKIY, I'N"
red.; HOKIN, M.I., red.; PANCIUMO, A.I., red.; BELYAYEV, F.R.,
red.; RABINKOVA, L.Ke, red.izd-va; BOLDYREVA, Z.L., t8khn.red.
[Types of mine cross section] Tipcvye secheniia gornykh vyra*bo-
tok. 'Nosk7s, Gos.naiichno-tekhn.izd.-vo lit-ry po gornoma delu.
Vol.5. [Gross section of mines with reinforced-concrete sup orts
and hinge-hung crossbars for l-, 2-- and 3-ton railroad c 5
Secheniia vyrabotok. zakreplennykh zhelezobetonnymi stoikomi
a sharnirno-poavesnpa vekhniakom, dlis 1-, 2- 1 3-towkh
vagonotok. 1960. 4111 p. (KIRA 13:12)
1. Khar1kov. Gosudaratvennyy proyektn" institut Tuzhgiproshakht.
(Nine timbering)

FILIN, V.D.
Technical ard economic efficiency of using anchor ,,upports in
development workings. Ugoll.prom. no.3:/--10 *j-,e 162.
(MIRA 3.8-3)
1. Donetskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy ugolInyy institut.

FILIN, V.D., inzh.
Possible limits for repeated use of metal supports in development
workings. Sbor.DonUGI no.26.-123-130 162. (HIRA 16t6)
(Mine timbering)

inzh.
Results of using anchor bolting in development workin s of Donets
Basin mines. Sbor. DonUGI no.29t94-114 163. %RA 16:10)
(Donets Baoin-Mine roof bolting-Testing)

I ~~. I N1 C:!
j rizil
of workin-3 "r,
the I'D
joil' --achine. unit. 3'~or.

1, . F. , V . ~. .
Silt
Measures against the 3J,Iting of river channels by products of -.2rine and Iine (~rosicn.
Les. khoz. 5 no. 4 (43), 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, August _lgq'2 Uncl.
.fl

USSR/Cultivated Plants. General Problems. L-1
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 16, 25 Aug 1957, 69153
Author : _Egin4_3L,.J., Famina, E.A.
Title : Rational Utilization of Gully Ravine Territory in the Mid-
dle Basin of the Desna River (Briansk District).
Orig Pub : Tr. Bryanskogo lesokhoz. in-ta, 1956, 7, 139-lh6
Abstract : Two types of gully ravine territory exist in the middle basin
of the Desna River, active and inactive ones. Numerous or-
ganizational and technical measures are recommended for in-
creasing their meadow productivity. A typical scheme for u-
tilizing the territory of the I'llodar" ravine of Briansk Dis-
trict is given.
Card 1/1

FILIN, V.I., doteent.
Building an automobile and tractor winter road acroas a "floatine
bog. Avt.dor. 19 no.9:13-14 S 156. (KM .?::Ll)
(Roads, Ice) (Swamps)

FILIN V.I., kandid,t se11ekokhozjra7atvennykh nauk.
iollw.~Z&A~'-Ik~"
Subjection of the impassable marshland, Priroda 46 no.3:92-9:)
Mr -'57. (MLRA 10:3)
1. %anskly 1esokhosyavstvemWy instAtut. '01.1
(Vologda Yrovince-Swemps) (leads, Ice) I
I

7ILIN, V.I.; OGLCBL]31'g Ta*S.
',~ =rZyZrk sp.1ndle .tree on steep chalky slopes of the middle Doom
Bhoin, Trudy last. lesa 46:25-34 158. (KM 11:6)
l.' BrVanskiy-1ssokhozyaystvenMy institut.
(Deana, Valley-Spindle tree)

POPOV, V.I., general-mayor meditsinskoy sluzhby, prof.; FJIINP,-Y.I.p pod-
polkovnik meditainakoy sluzhbyg kand.mbdonauk
I
Edema, atelectasial and inflammation of the lungs after intra-
thoracic a ed.zhur. no.4:13-20 Ap 160. (MMA 14:1)
~%"~tV ;.~) (PUIMONARY EDEMA)
LUM; F
.E) (PNER40NIA)
Wj

FILIN, V. 1.
Effect Of bYPOthermla on the
khir. 5 no. 2t47-48 MrAp 1600OUrOO Of general peritonitis. Eksper.
(HIPoTff_RMLI) (PERITONITIS) (NIRA 14: 1.)

KATAyEvA, G.A.;-
Secretory function nervated small intentine in man.
FiziOl- zhur. 47 noOf the de
..U:1414,1418 N 16.1. (MJRA U:.I.I)
1. F'rOm the Clinical HOsPital for General Surgeryj, S-M-LJrov
Military Medical Academy, Leningrad.
(INTESTINES--suRGERy)

POPOV,7*1., prof.;.F=..V.I-- kand.medonauk
Complications ard causes of a fatal outcome following ouzTery
and diseases of the cardia and esophagus* Vestekhir. 86
no-31105-M Mr '61. (MIRA 103)
1. Iv kliniki obahchey khirurgii (nacho - prof.',V.I. Pbpov)
Voyenno-maditsinakoy ordena Lenina akademii ime SoMe Kirova,
(STORACH-SURGERY) (ESOPHAGUS--SURMY)

POPOVY V.
Esophagoplasty in lesions of the cervical and upper thoracic Bagments
of the esophagus. Grud. khir. no.4:85-91 161. (MIRA 14:12)
1. 1z kliniki obabohey khirurgii (nach. - prof. V. 1. Popo-,-) Voyenno-
meditainskoy ordena Imnina akademii, imeni, S. H. Kirove.
(ESOPHAGUS-DISUSES) (ESOPHAGUS-WRGF-RY)

POPOvy V.I., prof.; -FILIN, V.I., kand.med.nauk
Two variations of enteroplasty of the cervical segmOnt of
the esophagus. Kaz. med, zhur. no.2:38-41 Mr-Ap 162. (NEIRA 15:6)
1. Mnika obshchey khirurgii (nachallnik - prof. V.I. Popov)
Voyenno-meditsinakoy urdena Lenina akademii imeni S.M. Kirova.
(ESOPHAGLS..,SURGERY)
(IMSTIMS-TRANSPLANTATION)

ril,IN V.1.9 kand.med.nauk
Atelectatic states of the lurgs after intrathoracic surgery.
Yest.khir. no.502-58 161. MRA 15:1)
1. Iz kliniki obahohey khirargii (rmch. - prof. 'V.I. opov)
Voyenno-ceditaimakoy ordena Lenina akademii im. S.M. Kirova.
(CHEST-SORGERY) (LUNGS-COLLAPSE)

FILIR, V.I., kand.mod.nauk
.I- ---. I
Free single-stage transplantation of the intestine for plastic
surgery of the cervical section of the --sophagus. Khirargiia
no.61.22-25 Je 161. (mm- ioln)
1. Iz kafedi-y obshchey khirurgli (nach. - prof. V.I. Popov)
Voyenno-medItsinekogo ordena Lenina Ocademii Lneni S.M. Kirova.
(ESOPHAG1JS-S1JRGERY) (IliTESTIVES-.TRUSPLAITA-il(34)

FILI,N,-..V.I. kand.med.nauk
Technique of the Pee grafting of an Intestine for plastic surgery
of the esophague.A Azerb. med. zhur. no.7t46-52 J1 161.
(MIIA 15:1)
1. Iz kliniki obshchey khirurgii (nachallnik - prof. V.I.Popov)
Voyema-meditsinskoy ordena Lenine. akademii imeni S.M.Kirova.
(SURGERY, PLASTIC) (ESOPHAGUS-SUMM)

POPOV, V.I., profossor; FILIN, ..V,I,,--4~!4d.med.naUk
Free trangplantation of the intestine in reconstructions of the
esophagus. Vest.khir. no-9:3-9 161. (MlU 15:1)
1. Iz kliniki obshchey khirurgii (nach. - prof. V.I. Popov) Voyenno-
meditsinskoy ordena Lenina akademii im. S.M. Kirova.
(ESOPHAGUS-STJRGERY) (INTESTUMS-TRANSPLANTATION)
4
0

FILIN, V.I., kand.mod.nauk (Leningradp Lesnoy pro, do4o, kv*54)
Free single-stage transplantation of the intestine in in-
complete reconstructions of the esophagus. Fov.khir.alkch.
no.4:28-31 162. (~MU 15:5)
1. Kafedr& obshchey khirurgii (zave - prof, V.I. Popov) Voyenno-
meditsinskoy ordena Lenina akademii im. S.M. Kirova.
(ESOPHAGUS--SURGFM) (INTESTIM.-TP&I.SPLAN-4A!.L'IOII)

FILD, V.I., dotsent (IA3nimgrad, Iesnoy pr., d.4, kv.5,4)
Using the large intestine in plastic surgery of the cervical part
of the ipophagus. rest.khir. 89 no.110-12 IN 162. (MIRA 16:2)
1. Iz klinikiobshchey khirurgii (nacballnik prof. V.I. Popov)
Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordena Lenina akademii imeni S.M. Kirova.
(FZOPHAGUS-SURGERY) (INTESTINES-TRANSPLANTATION)

POPOT. V.I., prof.; RESHETOV, A.O., kand.med.nauk.;FILIN? V.1,
Ungthening the staaach by a resection of the 2~e-sser-64r-
vature inprethoracic plastic surgery of the esophagus for
cancer. '11~irur" no.30.9-13 16a, (MIRA 16:5)
1. ~z kliniki obohehey khirurgii (naebainik - prof. V.I*Popov)
Voyenno-moAits~mskoyordeua Lenins. akaclemii imeni S.K.Kirovas
(STCMAmi--~nm,sPLAiqTATicN) (Esopmous-cANcER)
(BSOPIIAGUS-SURGM)

KATAYEVA, G.A.~; FILE, V,I. (U-ningru
Study of the secre-tory and enzymatic f1mct-l'on of a denervated
segment of' the small intestine in man. Klin. med, 41 no.20
11&-,u8 FV63 (MIRA 17--3)
1. 1z k-1-:Lnikt 'abshohejr khirurgii ( nachal InA - prof . V. 16
Popov) Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordena Lenina akademl~' ime-ni
S.M. Kirova.

Orf~,V Vital".
N.S., red.,
[Restorative ourt~
_,er,v ey) tI*
qj ~.r re, -jo~iz,, I-n.! rwni,!
naia khinLr. j
310 P.

FILIN, V.L. podpolkovnik meditainskoy slurhby
~-- -~
Uomparative rating of the prophylactic and therapeutic action of
antibiotics In infectious peritonitis, Voon,-med,zhure no-9:73
S 155. (MIRA 9:9)
(ANTIBIOTICS) (PARITOMITIS)

POPOV, V.I., goneral-mayor meditsinskoy sluzhbv, professor; FILIK, V.I.
IKethodology of using antibiotics in acute dispersed .
purulent peritonitis. Voea.-wed.xhur. no.10:18-25 0 '55.
(AETIBIOTIGS) (MIRA 9:10)
(P]IRITONITIS)

%.FILIN,_Lj -~ olkovnik meditsinskoy sluzhbv
.LL odp
Role of intratracheal narcosis in operations for treating acute
diseases and injuries of the abdominal organs. Voen.-med.zhur.
no.6:29-36 Je 156. (MIRA 9:9)
(IFIRATRACHFAL AMTHISIA) (ABDOMEN--SURGXay)

POPOV, V.I.,profeesor.,; FILIN, V.I.
Treatment of acute diffuse peritonitis. Test. khir. 77 no.1:17-26
Ja 156 (MIRA 9:5)
1. Is kliniki obahchey khirurgil (nach. prof. V.I. Popov)
Voyenno-neditiinskoy ordenA Lenin& abLdealt imeni S.M. KlrCTa.
(PNRITCHITIS
acute diffuse, surg.)

VOLIKOV, A.A., kandidat meditainakikh nauk (Leningrad, pr. Karla Marksa,
(1-3, kv-3); FILIN, V.I.. kandidat meditsinskikh nauk
Modern fOMB of general anesthesia in surgery of abdominal viscera
[with summary in Inglish, p.158] Vest.khir. 77 no-8:3-17 Ag '56.
(MLRA 9:10)
1. Iz kafedry voyenno-polevoy khizurgii (nach. - prof.A.N.Berkutov)
i kafedry obahchey khirurgii (nach. - prof. V.I.Popov) Voyanno-
meditsinskoy ordena Lenina akademii im. S.M.Kirova.
(ABDOMM, surg.
endotradheal anesth.)
(ANESTHESIA, ANI)MRACHRAL
in abdom. surg.)

-)road
appi EXCERPTA MMICA Sec 9/vol 13/5-SURMY MaY 59*-. .1
tacU,.. %-., 15*)
2710. POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS IN UNILOCULAR LIVER E
CHINO-
COCCUS AND THEIR SURGICAL MANAGEMENT (Russian text) - F I I in
V.I. - VESTN. KHIR. 1958, 80/4 (60-67) Tables 2
Postoip"EMftive complications seen In 63 out of 206 patients with liver echinococcus
are described. Incisionof the echinococcus before Its removal is advised against even
In casesof extensive and suppurative liver cysts. Application of several measures
preventing the formation of non-parasitic liver cysts and a large use or antibiotics
yield the possibility of achieving a closed echinococcus evacuation. Extirpation of
an echinococcus cyst with its fibrous capsule is advisable only In cysts of the super-
ficial liver layers. Liver wedge resection Is rational in a non-parasitic cyst lo-
cated near the liver border. Extensive liver resection for unilocular echinococcus
to disapproved of. (LX, 50)

POPOV, V.L. prof. kand.med.nauk
Uee of the large intestine as a replacement for the'stonach.
Hov.khir.arkhe noo4:62-67 Jl-Ag '59. (MIRA 12:11)
I# 16fodra obshchey khirurgii (nitchallnik - prof.V.I.Popov)
Voyenno-meditainekoy akademii im. S-M-Kirova.
(ALINEWMT CANAL-SURGERT)

POPOV. V.I., prof. (Leningrad); FILIN, V.I.. kand.med.naiik (LentneTad)
Clinical data on the etiology and pathogenesis of edema,
atelectaois, and inflammation of the lungs following intra-
thoracic surgery. 11in.med. 37 no.8:49-56 Ag '59.
(MIRA 12:11)
1. Iz kafedry obahchey khirurgii (nach. - prof.V.I.Popoy)
Voyanno-moditainakoy ordena, Lenina. akademli imeni S.M.Kirova.
(THOR". surgery)
(PUMONLRY RDEM, etiology)
(ATMACTASIS. etiology)
(PIM-10NIA, etiolo&y)

~l FILIN, V.I., Imnd.med.nank (Leningrad)
Diagnostic significance of oplenomanometrv. Klin.med- 37 no.11:20-
2$ N 159. (MIRA 13:3)
1. Iz kliniki obehahoy k'.Arurgli (nachallnik - prof. V.I. Popov)
Voyenno-moditainakoy ordena Len$na akademii imeni S.M. Kirova.
(SPLM physiol.)
(HYPMTHNSION, PORTAL diagnosis)

R&SM.-lov, A. I.; FILIN, V.I.
Surglaal technique in canver of the es-rla4u3 In conn-,:t lrni wJ -.;l
xtent of -)f %tf~
the determination of the e r e ,.I d
Vop. onk. 8 n( U: 16-21 162. A ---'7:6'
1. Lz klinik! obshohay ktilrurgll,. i-,,a-hal 'nix, pr-,f. V. i. cccv)
Voyerinomed 1 tsinokoy ordena -Ien,.*.na akadeirii rl_
grad.

~ULYGIN. I-K.. gVArdii mayor med.sluzhby, FILIN, V.K., gverdii mayor med.
sluzhby. YMITSKIY, V.P., gvardii kapitan med-,aluzhby
Treatment of closed d1aphyseal frnetures of the femur by internal
fixation in a field hospital. Voon.med.zhur. no.12:54-55 P157 (KIRA 110)
(HIP, fractures,
nailing in field hosp. (Rua))

3715 FILIN, V. F.
Zimnyaya trenirovka beguna na KorotIciye distansii na otkrytom vozdukhe
M. ,Fizkuzltura i sport". 1954. 79s. sill. 20 sm. (Tgentr nauch. issled.
in-t fiz. Kul(tury) 20.000 ekz. 1 r. 55 K. (54-57898) p 796-422

GREGUSH, P. [Greguss, Pal); Zj,~;q, Y.R.[translator]; CHISTYAKOVA,
O.N.Ctranslator); DANILICHENKO, O.P., red.; VUKHINA, L.V.,
tekhn. red.
[A guide to the wood anRlysis of gymnosperms based on
microscopic data] Opredelitell drevesiny golosemennykh
po mikroskopicheskim priznakam. Moskvn, Izd-vo Mosk.
univ. 1963. 183 p. Translated from (MIRA 16:11)
the Hungarian.
(WooO--An.qtomy) (Gymnosperms)

XARAVAYEV, M.N.. FILIN, V-R,, RYBAKOYA, 11.0.
New data on arctic plants of Yakutia. Rauch.dokl.v7s.shkoly;
biolenauki nool:119-141 158 (KMA 11:8)
1, Predstavlens, gerbarivem. knfedroy vysshikh rnateniy i laboratorivey
sporo-pulltaevogo analiza Moskovskogo goeudnrstvennogo universiteta
Im. M.V* Lomonosova.
IIYAKHOV, ISUNDS-BOTARY)

LEBEDEV, V.D.; FILIN, V.1j.
Ornithological observations in the western part of the Chukchi
Peninsula. Ornitologiia no.2:122-129 '59. (MIRA 14:7)
(Chukchi PeninSU12--Birds)

FILIN, V.R.
The average spore and pollen spectrum of the Arctic tundra subzone
in the region of Chaun Bay. Fauch.dokl.vye.shkoly; biol.nauki no.2:
96-102 160. (KMA 13-4)
1. Rekomendovana, kafedroy vyeshikh rasteniy Moskovskogo gosudarst-
vemogo universiteta im. N.V. Lovonosova,
(CHAUN 3AT MION--PALTHOLOOT)

FILI-19 VOR.
whanges in the range of trees and large shrube during the post-
glacial period in the western part of the Chukchi Peninsula.
Nauch. dokl. vys. shkoly,- biol. nauk no. 1:139-142 161.
(MIRA 14;2)
1. Rekomendovans, kafedroy vysehikh resteniy Moskovskogo
gosudarstvennogo universiteta im. M.V. Lomonosova.
(CHUKCHI PENINSULA-PALEOBOTANY)

KAUVAYFV, M.N.; FILIN, V.P.
First discovery of fossil BoschnIakLn ros3lca(Cham, et Schlecht.)
B.Fedtsch. in tho U.S).."I.R. Vent. Monk. un, Sor. 6:Biol., poch.
17 no. 2:53-56 Mr-Ap 162. NIRA 17:7)
1. Kaf'odra goobotaniki. i vynihl~h mmitoniy Moskovskogo
imi.vorsitata.

KILINI- V.R. .1
Strand tracheids of Ginkgoales and Coniferales. Biul.MOIP.
Otd.blol. 70 no.5:64-73 S-0 165.
(MIRA 18:12)

1-'FI1'IN$ V.V., inzh,; MITUS, I.P., inzil.; BACHKOVSKIY, V.I., inzh.
Production potentials of skip hoists in mines of the Krivox
Rog Basin. Gor. zhur. no.2:48-52 F162. (MIRA -.7 t ~,' )
. 1 1.
1.' Trest po proyektirovaniyu zhelezorudnykh predpriyatiy
Krivorozhskogo basseyna, Krivoy Rog.