SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT IVANOV, V.V. - IVANOV, V.V.

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IVANOV, Vasilty Vasilly vich; OStPOV, L.L., retaenzant; RIMMY, U.K.,
1.2., redaktor izdatallstva; BEGICENVA, M.N.,
takhaicheskiy redaktor
[A launch mechanic's handbook] Posobie motorintu
perer. i. dop. Moskva, Izd-vo "Rechnoi transport,*
(launches)
katera. Izd. 4-oa,
1956. 306 p.
(KI3A 9: 8)

IiANOV, Vasiliy Vasil'feyylq~, kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk; WHRIN, M.M.,
kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk, redektor; KAUDYKIN, A.Yoj., takhaicbe-
mkiy reclaktor
[Strangtbaning parts of rolling stock by rolling] Uprochasnis
detalai podvizhnogo sostave. nakatki. Moskva, GOB. tranup. zhel-dor.
Iml-vo, 1956. 137 P- CaMA 10-.3)
(Rolling (Metalwork)) (Railroads-Rolliag stook)

ZUBOK. Y.N.. inshener, rateenzent; VOROBIYBV,
Y.N., inzhener, redaktor; TIKHONOV. A.Ya., tekhd.cheek1y rodaktor
[Mechanical milling of parts for steam turbines] Kokhanicheskaia
obrabotka detalei oarovykh turbin. Moskva, Goo. nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry. 1956. 392 p. OILRA 10:1)
(Steam turbines)
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IVANOV. V.v., k=didat tekimichoijkikh nuuk.
Device for thread rolling hollow champfers for crankpine and w6be
of axles having outside axle boxes. Sbor.trud.Akad.ithel.transp.
no.4:195-199 '56. (10-EL& 10: 2)
(Car axles)
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Translation from: Referativnvy zhurnal, Metallurgi,fa., 1958, Nr 2, p 112 'USSR!
AUTHORS-: Ivanov, V ~ V -, Kobrin, M M
TITLE- Increasing the Fatiguc Life of Press-fitted Cylindrical -and Cone-
shaped Shafts Through Cold- ha rdening Their Surfaces by Revolving
Them Between Rollers (Povyshenive ustalostriov pror hnost i
tsilindric~eskikh i konicheskikh valov Ei pressovo), pos,~_dkov
poverkhnostnym nakleporn obl(atkoy roliliamO
PERIODICAL7 V sb. . Vopr. konstrukts prochnosti Moacow,
1957, pp 40-66
ABSTRACT: The possibility is discussed of increasin,', tl~e fatigue lifc of
metal by revolving it b,~Jween rollprs, its surfacl- thus bcing sub-
ject to the action of the rollers. Surface cold-bardening by this
method-is exemplified by locomotive parts.
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IVANOV, V.V.c dotsent; IVANOV, V.V., inEhaner.
Increasing the rellabilit7 of aluminum pistons for diasel locomotive
engines. Zhol.dor.transp-39 no.1:85-86 Ja '57. (MLRA 10:2)
(Diesel locomotives)

IVAHOV, V.V., dotsont; KHITROV, P.A., takbn.rod.
Spring suspension of diesel locomotivea; leoture on "Con-
struction and dynamics of locomoti4as (diesel)* for studonts
of the fifth course specializing in "Masal locomotivos. their
operation, equipment and maintenance4l Reesornoe podvashivanie
teplovozov; lektaiia po dketsipline lKonstruktalia 1. (Linamika lako-
motivov (teplovozy)Q dlia studentov V ku*ea spetaiallaosti OTeplo-
vozy i teplovoznoe khozinistvo.0 Koalwa, Gos.transp.zhel-dor.
izd-vo, 1958. 53 P. (MIRA 13:5)
(Diesel locomotives)

dotnent; VEMMKOV, A.I., otv. :.,a vyrnislc; BORROVA, Te.11.,
tokhn.red.
[Diesel locomotive wheel pairs; lectures an tho "Conmtrtictior axid
dynamics of locomotives Wesel)" for students of the f1fbh
course specializing in "Diesel locomotiven, thoir aperntion,
equipment and mnintenanca".1 Toplovozaye kolamiye pary; lektul.1 I)*
distsipline "Konstruktaiia I dintimika lolconotivov" Cteiplovozy) alla
studontov V kurea spotoial'nosti "Toplovocy i toplovornoe khoriainti-o.'
Moskva, Gos.transp.zhel-dor.izd-vo, 1958. 85 1). WRA 33:4)
(Diesel locomotivea)

KOBLOV, Viktor AlekBeyevichl,JVANOV, V.Y., inzh., retsenzeitit; SONOVA,
T.K., inzh.. red.; DUdtfk, ~'t~khn.rad.
(Standardization of technological processes for the drawing
of cylindrical parts] TipizatBiia takhnologicheskikh protseoaov
vytiazhki tailindrichookikh detalei. Moskva, Goo.nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo mashinoBtroit.lit-ry, 1959. 92 p. (MIRA 12:12)
(Drawing (metalwork))

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FRILLENIn. lzraill Grigorlyevich; FAYNE", I.D., prof., reteenzent;
IYAWY,-V.-Y., dotaent, retsenzent; LAHH, KAM,, dotuant, kand.'
tekhn.nauk, otv.red.; MMVCHONKO, A.S., red.-, TRWINEUKO, A.S,,
tekhred.
(Precision in the manufacture of machines] Voprosy tochAostl
proizvodatva mashin. Kharlkov, Izd-vo Kharlkovskao3v gaj.~Mlv.
im. A.M.Gorikogo, 1959. 291 p. IKIRA 13:5)
(Machinery industry)
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IVANOV, V.V.
Vibratory grinding head. Hashinoetroltell no*6t22
Je 160. (MIRA 130)
(Drilling and boring machinery-Attachments)
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IVAITOV, V.V.
Reconditioning of bearing buBhinge. Mashinostroitell no-7:19
Jl 160. (MIRA 13.7)
(Bearings (Machinery)-Maintenance mnd repair)

IVANOV, V. V. Doe Tech Sci -- "Incre.asing d0 .the strength and durability
WA, MUA~ tA --,
of impor-:ant parts of locomotivesa DAI* buinishing with rollers*"
Mos, 1961 (Ifin of Railways USSR. All-Union Sci Res Inst of Rnilroad Tronsport).
(KL, 4-61, 193)
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IVANOV, V.V., Itand.teklin.nauk, dotoont
Effect of residual streosee due to press fito and of hardening with
roller burnishing on the strength of locomotive axles. Vest.
TSNII MPS 20 n0-1:28-32 161. (MIRA 141l)
1. Vaesoymny7 zaochnyy institut inzhenerov ssheloonodorozhnogo
transporta.
(liocomotives--Axles) (Steel--Fatigue)

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BELYY., V.G.; BUGAY, N.V.; IVANOT V V SHELUDIKO, V.M.
Study of fractares in the drum of a high-pressure toiler and
of methods for preventing them faom originating. FrLerg.i %,,
elektrotekh.prom. no.-4255-59 O-EF-162. OnA 1622)
1. Glavnoye upravlenlye energeticheekogo khory-aystva DonetBk4o
basseyna.
(Boilers)
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IVANOV, V.V., doktor tekhn.nauk
Increasing the strength of axles and shafts in the a:rea of
boundary cross sections of press and hot fits. Vest.TSNII
MPS 21 no.8tl9-24 162. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Vsesoyuznyy zaochnyy institut inzhenerov zheleznodorozhnogo
transporta.
(Car axles) (Strength of materials)

ACCES"ON NR: AP4037404 S/0122/64/000/005/0080/00al
AUTHORS: KxiLik,-V. T. (Candidate of technical sciences); Ivanov, V. V.
TITLE: Problems of algorithmization and une of computational procedures for
control of manufacturing processes
SOURCE: Vestnik mashinostroyaniya, no. 5, 1964, 80-81
TOPIC TAGS: algorithmization, comoutational procedure, indiLstrial process
'control, optimization
ABSTMICT: The subjects covered at a seminar in Kiev at the and of 1963, on the
subject divan. in the title, were as follows: 1.)basie uses of computational
techniques in manufacturing, 2.) methods of optimization of manufacturing, 3.)
~statistical methods of ainalysis of manufacturing processes, 4.) controlling
machines and programming, and 5.) use of computational techmiques for controlling
continuous and discrete produotiono A short summary of each topic is given.
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IVANOVJ. V.V,; FURMAN, A.Ivf.
Temperature field of an infinite anisotropic p-ism with internal.
heat generation. Inzh.-fiz. zhur. 8 no.3058-360 Rr 165.
(MM. 18: 5)
1. Politekhnicheskiy institut, Tomsk.

I'IA'-C7, 1!. .r.
R,Jii ti or: bAween methocin of the Fdto-rjr0.c;r)clr t,.,ipr,, and the
method of lqn,-t squares. Ilych. irat. (Kiov.] no. 1:169-171
165. (!'11,,A 19:2)
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AUTHOR: IvanoV.,__Y.__V..; Karasev,._4_,~_,; q~!m kov J.
ORG: none
TITLE: Induction pumps with rotating poles
SOURCE: Moscow. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut elektrofizicheskoy apparatury.
Elektrofizicheskaya apparatura, no. 4, 1966, 116-122
TOPIC TAGS: induction pump, liquid metal pump, alkali metal
ABSTRACT: Work at the NIIEFA institute on the development of electmimagnetip il
--pump
with rotating poles for transfering alkali metals and their alloys is described. It
detailed description is given of one of the pumps. 'rho magnetic system of pumps, wl.tb
rotating poles does not differ in principle from the magnetic system of synchronous
machines. Special features involve a large air gap, a large number of ampere turns
and large excitation coils. The electromagnetic pump describo-~d has a capacity of
three cubic meters per hour when pumping an Na-K alloy at an oper&ting pressure of 1
4.5 kg/cm2. It operates at a maximum metal temperature of 5000C and is cooled by I;-.-
means of a centrifugal fan installed on the rotor. The nominal speed is 1500 X-pm; 'he!
excitation voltage is 110 volts and the efficiency is 10.7%. The pwop weighs 65 k'T. 1
The stator, rotor and pump channel are described. Certain structural peculiarities of'-
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two other pumps are briefly mentioned. To date, the instituto has fabricated ten
electromagnetic pumps with rotating poles which are excited by dc line current. One
of these pumps has been operating on an experimental basis for 1000 hr without fail-
ure, During frequent modification required by changes in the type of metal which is
transferred, no defects have been noted in the pump. Orig. art. has: 7 figures.
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INVFNTOR: Ivanov, V. V. Shcheglov, G. 14. ; Spasskiy, K. K. ; Karakhan 'Yan, V. K
.Prudovskiy 1~ I
114. 1. Sergeyev, V. A. Smirnov, 1. N. Bx";.tvin,
A. A.
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;ORG: None
,TITLE: An impellers. Class 59, No. 189315 [announced by the All-Union Scientific
'Research Institute of Hydraulic Machine Building (Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatell-
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iskiy institut gidromashinostroyeniya))
ISOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 23, 1966, 130
TOPIC TAGS; centrifugal pump, blade profile 7MA'a ull~ ,
1ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces: 1. An impeller for an open centri-
ifugal pump. Pmp efficiency is improved and the rigidity of the impeller blades is
!increased by making the blades in the cylindrical section with a channel shape. The
!walls of the blade channel are recurved toward the front at a sharp angle to the
!walls of the pump housing. 2. A modification of this impeller in wh1ch the blade
!channel formed in the cylindrical section has a flat bottom. 3. A moft1fication of
this impeller"with U-shaped grooves in the flat bottom of the charinel on the working
side of the blade. These grooves are adjacent to the end surfaces of the blades.
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4. A modification of this impeller equipped with a flat annular rim connected to
each blade at the middle of its end sections - 5. A modification of this impeller
equipped with flat ribs which connect the middle of the end section on the back side
of each Iplade to the central section of the working side of the following blade.
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ORG: Electrotechnical Inst1tute, Novosibirsk (El4ktrotekhnicheakiy
institutT
TITLE: An approximate solution of the problem of nonlinear hea t:
conductivity
SOURCE: inzhenerno-fizicheskly zhurnal, v.9, no.5, 1965, 594-5,,g
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he heat transfer, hea'
TOPIC TAGS: a cond-uAivity, ;t capacity, I
11inear differential equation
ABSTRACT: The article considers unsteady state heat t3'a nsfer irw.:~ solid
bodies when the thermophysical propertieo axe fun6tiont I of the -t6mpoir-
atuAre. The problem reduces to the solution of the nonlinear differe'!n-
tial equation of heat conductivity
0-r
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with appropriate initial and boundary condittons.:,?0r~mbst materials
the density is a constant, but the relationships b0twedki the cooffi.
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nonlinear functions:
10 + nT,
(4:
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In a given interval or, If this Interval is sufftclenl;ly large,*In,.
sections of it, relationships (2) and (3) can be :reDliwed by exponentiO
functions:
T-r,
X (T) + nT exp (4).
(-T1.1 - Ti I,
T-T,
C(T)=~CO+MT=C1exP In 40
Ti.1 - T1 C,
Here and 0., 0,+, are the approximate,vilue s :of the hisat::
conductivity and heat capacity coefficients at the li~iits of a L-hoiien
temperature interval A T Ti+I-Tt (see Figure).
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under the true and appr6ximate curves are equal. Ihe.hvrticle pr~,eseiits
an example involving the numerical calculation of'the boolinG ofla 6,Ube
with an edge 0.4 meters long. Orig. art. has: 10 formulas, I flj3urb.
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ANTONOV, V.S.; GILYAROV, N.Pej IVANOV, V.V.
Experimental studieB of the water regime of tho Obt Delta. Probl.
Arkt. i Antark. noo20:23-30 165. (14IRA 3,8:10)

IVANOV, V.V.
Use of the theory of boundary value problems wid singular integtal
equations in the theory of automatic contral. Dif. urav. 1 no~8-.
10c)0,-1107 Ag 165. (MIPI 18:9)
1. Vychislitelinyy tsentr AN UkrSSR.

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AUTHOR: lvanov, V. V.; Shcherbakov, V. To
TITLE: Tables of fun
countered in the theory of transfet f
radiation. I.
SOURCE: Astrofizika, v. 1, no. 1# 1965, 22-30
TOPIC TAGS: quantum resonance phancmenon, function, Mathf1matic illalyals
ABSTRACT: The functions
dx and
Afk dx (k 1. 2, - -
(2):
must be used when studying the propagation of resonance radiation1vi a g*sje, !!he
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function ZXT) has a simple physical Interpretation. Let there beigiven a layer, of~!
gas whose optical thickness In tho center of a line In sonie direction Is equal to
T, and assume that a continuous spectrum of radiation is imcident on this layer. If
the coefficient of absorption In the line has a Doppler ccmtouvi, then MT) Igives the
total number of quanta encountered during passage of even a single absorpti.on
event through this layer. Now assume that radiation In a i9pectral line Is Jnciden
on this layer. Let the frequency distribution of this radiation be proportional td
the coefficient of absorption. If -the relationship between the ci>efficient of ab-1
sorption and the frequency is determined by the Doppler effect alone, then the
number of quanta passing through the layer (without regard to sdattering) It; equal
to Mj(T). The function M2(T) determines the kernel of the fundarmintal inte pal'
equation which describes multiple scattering of resonance radia~ian in a one-di~len-
sional medium. Integration of MI(T) and M2(T) gives functions which am eixoun..).
tered in studies of scattering of resonance radiation in a planei layer. While
i tables for MT) have been published, the authors know of no such tables for4l.(t
This paper Is an attempt to remedy this situation. The follcmilli'X, formulas 6re
derived for calculating the values of these functions!
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culations were done on the BESM-2 computer at the Computing Center , LeningraADe-
partment of the Mathematics Institute AN SSSR. The error in the Values given In
no more. than I unit In the final decimal place. The values mre given to five
places. Orig. art. has: 9 formulas, I table.
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IVAMOVI V.V.; SHITOV, I.K.; YUDOVIM, I.S.
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Using pulsed loadings for pipe fastening. Mashinostroitell
no.11:26-27 t65. (MTRA 3-801)

,~.VANqV, V.V.; SHAGINYAN, A.A.; VOLKOV, V.P.j YENIKOLOHAN, N.S.
Effect of chain transfer reaction with termination on the
molecular weight distribution of polymero and oligomars.
Vyeokom.coed. 7 no.IOZ1830-1834 0 165. (MTRA 18:11)
1. Inatitut khimicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR.

VTDIINO lb*V,; rjv!~-Ij V,V,
Tbmporattwo flold of am. inMilte yAtito ninnitilne(jula,ly bo&tad
kv rddiatim and omveotim. rovevyas uohmb. mav. av., Ukh,
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I'vanov, 33~'1/132-58-11-6/17
TITLE-, Some Prospecting Indicators of Thallium (nelcotoryye poisicovyye
priznaki na'talliy)
F"HICE11CAL1 Razvedka i okhrana nedr, 1058, Nr 11, pp 22 - 24 (USSR)
;'~DSMACT: Thallium is usually found in various ore deposits in a highly
dispersed state, its content varies from 0,001 to 0.00C]. i.%
It varies even in the same given deposit. Owing to its
chalkophylic properties, thallium often accumulates in low-
temperature sulfides and sulfosalts of lead. Other deposits,
in which thallium could be found, are usually connected with
granite, granodiorite and diorite intrusions, and more often,
with shallow occurring intrusions of granite-pophyres, prano-
diorite-pophyres, quartz-porphyrea, albitophyres, liparites
and trachiliparites. Thallium can also be found in the hy-
drothermal deposits of non-ferrous metals plead, copper and
zinc), especially in multistage, metanomatic ore formations
with an increased content of antimony and arsenic. Some
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granite massives also contain an admixture of thallium.
There is I Soviet reference.
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AUTHOR: Ivano" . V. V.
T M,E: Thallium in the i,ndogi-neous lj,!posit~~ at' crie drals, (Talliy v
enctogt~rmykh me.9torozhdeniyakh Urala)
PER10DICAL: Doklady -'Alv~demii n---iuk 19-;6, Vol 1'22. Nr ~, T)P 885-685
( J "j'"S R .)
A B) T Rh' C T After investigation of a great number of' Pndogi*.,netic (lepos-
its, tile presence of thallium was conrimed in the oreS of
Kydrot4prmal pvriti- ard gold-,3uLL'id~- ~.s in
r1llp-metal pegmaLites Of granitic -mia alkalic jiv~gmas. 01'
greates-t intpreet are the Lhallitim relations in the countless
pyrite occurrpnces whictl ave ausociaLed -,,ith "plagiogranites"
--f the la-e Caledonian vzomatic 5). Th-- absolute
IMIJOL-lty ur pyrite occurrences in the Jr:--Is are related to tho
vi,esi,ern eigoosyricline zon,-. (greerLSCOW~
zelkmoknmennyy nnil cck.,~ir i.ii the more or le~ml~j rneta-
1.71orphooect -arlu utia 8i~diifientary rocks of' the
'furing
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are cnar_c~4~riz..:.a oy trie higne3i, conuentration of -,nal-tium (up,
,a O.OU2't,~) (Table 1). Thalliim ai:.,-ays oc,~:ur_' ats impuritie.. in
thi, o-P m.,i nera l& ; thallium -otimounas as --ii~rlerals are not known
iTrzt1t, or :in pyrit,.mI in th- ref;-~ of the worid.
Tniis oc-.clurrenct,, in Of' Lhat -,ire -,,Ype :im entirely de-
penden-, ,,n it.9 ill trl~~ j)rjj11lLl'Y ore mineraI4 The
~
,it W~; V1
_Aries sphhlerite, chii1copyrite bind pyril~? oho trie progr , -
j J ticrwise it-, the I Willium concentration (Tpble 21) . Insig-
nit ican, asi,.~)unta of Aiai I a-mm , 'JI.W01 z-.eldom more)
ar,~. f'oimd ;n the country r. (-,k, in thmli cazi- almiys in
Thj_. authol. 11AR108 a Of tn~,So Thus
of industry can br,, Caoused oR the, Pyl'ite aIL;.It-li by
extrtactirip, pyi-ite from appropriate rocks Find old mine d,mps
thallium can be coilected. There are 2 figure:-..; Ind .; Soviet
referencea.
ASSOCI..TION: Institut. min~~,raioqii, geokhimi i i kristalloll.-Inim--li redKikh
Card 2/i elementov ;,kademii nauk lnf~titure ft)r Geo-
T_
'IT

PR
Ca r cl
Op

'ANOV, V.V.
Genetic types of endogenetic thallium containing deposits. Trudy
Inst,min., geokhim.i kristalokUm.red.elem. no.2:2)0-241 '59.
(MIRA 15:4)
(Thallium)
lit i I i 1!

Characteristics of the behavior of thallium in depwita of different
age. Trudy Inst. min., geokhim, i kristallokUm. red. elem.
no. 3:44-50 159. (MIRA 1435)
(Thal-li,um) (Oro deposits)

IVANOV V.Vt- VOLGIN, V.Yu.
Some geochemical characteristles of thallium and typeq of dep-ovits
favorable for its concentration. Trudy InBt. min., goekh:lm. i
kristal-lokh*# red. olem. no. 3:51-60 159. (MIRA 14:5)
(Thallium)
IT' I 'I 1 11

At I
AUTHORS., Ivanov, V. V., Lizunovp N. V. SOV/7-59-4-5/9
TITLE: Indium in Some Deposits of Tin-ore in the Yakutiya (Indiy v
nekotorykh olovorudnykh mostorozhdeniyalch Yakutii)
PERIODICAW Gcokhimiya.~ 1959, Nr 4, pp 336 - 345 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The following do osits of tin-ore were inventigateds cassiterite-
quartz deposits ~greisen type): Koster, Polyarnoye-Omatikanda.
Cassiterite-sulfide deposites Deputatskoye, Ilintas, Alys-Xhayaq
Burgochan~ Ege-Khaya, Khaton.-Khaya. Folymetallic deposit,
Bulatskoye. The deposits of the greisen type are without.
interest with respeot to the indium tenor. All together
2500 indium anaiyses were carried out; the polarographic
determinations by A. A. Rozbianskaya and the chemical determi-
nations by L. Ye. Novorossovaya gave rosult4i in agreement with
the spectrum anaj.ys,~s which rzre narried out by ff. V. Lizunov
with the quartz-spectrograph ISP-912 in laboratoriya spektrall-
nogo analiza IMGRE AN SSSR (Laboratory of Spectrum Anal i
IMGRE AS USSR.). The indium tenor in ephalerite (Table 2~5,'Ls
ohalcopyrite (Table 3), stannite (Table 4)s cassiterito
Card 1/2 (.Table 5) and wolframite (Table 6) wero determined. Besides

Indium in Some Deposits of Tin,-ore in the Yakutiya SOT/7--59-4-5/9
indium was found in eome aumpleu of fran-,keitaiv, arnenopyrite
and manganosiderite. Numerous other mii-aerals were founa to be
free of indium (determination 1:. mit of the procedure 0.001A 1a).
An investigation of the behavior of indium in the ore formaticn
_Ln the cassiterite sulfide deposits (Tabie 7,) shows that t'he
main quantity of indium is concentrated in tho second (sulfide-
quartz..) and in the third (sulfide-sarbonat-i-) stage of the
mineralizat"on. The indium tenor in oaiiaitq.ritrj and wol.frainta
amount to 0.001 -- 0-005 ',;, tn the au_'fides higher by one to
two tenth powers; in sphalerites 0.3 114 at the most. 'Pliere arg
I ~L
, Vables and 10 references, '7, of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONr Institu7, mineralogii, geokhimii i kriBtallokhimii redkikh
elementov Akademij nauk SSSR, Moskva (Institu-* of Miiteralogyq
Gecchem-_~stry and Crystal --Chemistry of the Rare Elemente. of
the A~iademy of Scienees, USSR, Moscow)
SUBMITTED: December '1958
Card 2/2

IVANOV, Yu.A.
About the oo-called k5sterite. Zap.VaeB.min.ob-va 88 no.2:
105-168 159. NLRA 12:8)
1. Institut mineralogii, geokhinii I kristallakhimil redicilth
elemeiitov All SSM, Hoskva.
(Stannite)

3 (0)
AUTHORS: Ivanov, V. V., Borisenko, L. F., SOV/20-125-3-40/63
-ri z -un o v-, _N -.-'V-.
TITLE: Scandium in the Minerals of the quartz Veins and Greisens of
One of the Intrusions of the Polousnyy Range ( Skandiy v
mineralakh kvartsevykh zhil i greyzenov odnoy iz intruziy khr.
Polousnogo)
PERIODICALt Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 125, Nr 3,pp 608-610
(USSR)
ABSTP '.T: Scandium is usually widely disseminated in nature; however,
in the last stages of crjstallization, while pegmatite and
pneumatolytic-hydrothermal processes reign, scandium can
become concentrated. The formation of wolframii;e-cassiterite
are, in this consideration, most interesting. A revie7 of the
publications on such scandium concentrations is given (Refs 1-4).
In 1955 the authors found scandium in quartz-tin-tungsten veins
of the granite massif of the Polousnyy Ratige. With respect to
the genesis and mineralogical-geochemical characteristics, these
occurrences have much in common with those of Ziiinwald (Erz-
gebirge). "he massif in concern in described. The primary vein
card 1/3 minerals are: quartz, topaz, zinnwaldite, muscovite, and fluorite.

Scandium in the Minerals of the Quartz Veins arid SOV/'20-125-3-40/63
Greisens of One of the Intrusions of the Polousnyy Range
Ore minerals aret wolframite, arsenopyrite, sphalerite,
molybdenite, minor galena, pyrite, chalcojyrite, bismuthite
and native.bismuth. Scandium war, found in wolfra-mite, cassitc-rile,
and zinnwaldite (Table 1, Figs 1.-3).. The chemical analysis
(analysist: S. N. Feaorchak,) qhows, after adapting to the
chemical formula, that huebnerite molecules predominate over
ferberite molecules. The minimum amount 6f Sc 203 in wolframite
was,O-OZu, the maximum,-O.1~, the average 0,07'/"j- Noteworthy
amounts of niobium (-,O,2~) and titanium (up to 0.0%So' TiO 2)
..Were also found in all the samples. In individual sample
tantalum was found. The scandium content is also given for the
two other minerals in which it is found. There are 3 fi&ares,
1 table, and 4 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONt Institut mineralogii, geokhimii i kristallokhiniii redkikh
elementov Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute for Kineralogy,
Geochemistry, and Crystal Chemistry of the Rare Elements, of
Card 2/3 the Academy of Sciences, USSR)

PHASE I BOOK ETWITATION ' zgv/11544
Ivanav, V.V., V.Yu. Volgin, A.A. Krasnov, and N.V. Lizunov
Tall1y; osnovnM cherty geokhimii i mineralogii genetiche.4ikiye tipy
mestorozhdeniy i geokhimichesklye provintsii (Thallium; BuicFeatures
of Its Geochemistry and Mineralogy, Genetic Types of DepoBits, and Geochemical
Provinces) Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1960. 154 p. Errata slip inserted- 3,000
copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency- Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut mineralogii, geokhimii i
kristallokhimii redkilch elementov.
Chief'Ed..- K.A. Vlasov., Corresponding Member; Reap. Ed.: A.A. Beus, Doctor of
Geological and Mineralogical Sciences; Ed. of Publishing liouse: S.M. Simkin;
Tech. Ed.: G.S. Simkina.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for geochemist-3 and mineralogistB.
COVERAGE: This book is the first Soviet ymblicatioa on the geology and geochmistry
of thallium. Much of the. data published here va-9 accumulated by the IKGRE AN
Sa - Institute mineralcgii, geokhimii i kristallokbimii rodkikh elementov AN SSSSR

Thalli=: Basic Features of its Geochemistry (Cont.) SCIV/4-544
(Institute of the Mineralogy, Geochemist:ry and Crystalloebiwdstry of Rare Earth
Elmontsp AS USSR) in the process of stOying the rare earth matel deposits of
the Soviet Union. This institute carried out the analysis for tha-Uium content
of a great number of types of minerals and ores (especiallir the sulfides and the
su2go salts) from many deposits of different genesis. Data are given on tons o2
thousands of semiquantitative and quantitative determinatims of thallium In
monwinerel, lump and average ore samples madm at tbe spokLrallniWa laborstoriya
(Spectral Ana4sie Laboratory) of the institute. The moncmLneralic fractions vere
sorted out vith a type NBS-1 binocular microacope, end whion necessary, the se-
lected fractions were microscopically checked for purity. The spectral deter-
minations of thallium, were made by N.V. Lizunov and L.I. Smzhina, and the cbem-
leal and polsxographic determinations by A.A. Rozbianskaya, Z.M. Piekova., GZA
Ye*N9 Zakharovao The following sections of the book wen composep(I by the authols
as Indicated: Introduction by V.V. Ivanov, Ch. I by V.Yu. Volgin and V.V,
Ivanov, Ch, 11 by A.A. Krasnov and V,Yu. Volgin, Ch, III by V,YtL. Volgiu azd, V.V,
Ivanov (the yart on the distribution of thallium. in rock ves written by A*&.
Kreanov), Chs. IV and V by V.V* Ivanov.(V.Yu. Volgin colldborate& in writimg
the section on the "Distribution of thalllum in certain foreign depositen )I
The spectral analysis methods used -were described by N.V. Iizuno,r, and the
chemical methods for the determination of thfillium by A.A. Rozbianskaya, and
Z.M. Piskova. The authors thank G.B. Kosov for supplAng material on the thalli-
um, economy, and the following for helping prepaxe the manuiucript: A.A. Beufi,

'Thallim: Basic Features of it!? C-'-~~ctem�etxy fcvat.) /'4544
N.I. VlcdAvet8, K.F. Ktzu~~tsr,,-T, K-A. Nan-dkrwich, F.I. Vollfacm, A.D. Kalenov,
~nd V.V. Shcherbina. There tire 265 rtt er-~r-.,es -. 155 SaviQt, 53 English, 45
German, 4 Italian, 3 Pc!A--;h, 2 and 1 Rungarian.
TABLE OF CWYENT-S:
lutroductic-m
3
Ch. I. Scat- of Thal-Um 13
Ch. 2.
20
Ch. 3. Gec-chw~.,~t-ry of 33
Basic charae-fterli5tter- '-f nrd d-I-;5vr4~3uUc1n at' thealluin in
varicus f7zms 33
ThaLlitm. Ir- matu--.,al ~r, 66
Thalliim the msgaia+:~,, 63
Thalli= the 81
C
-&r4
5

IVANGVo V. V.
"Increased Indium Bearing Deposits In the Pacific Ocean Ore Belt"
report presented at the First All-Union Conference on the Geology and Metallurgy
of the Pacific Ocean Ore Belt, Vladivostok,, 2 October 1960
So: Geologiya Rudnykh Mestorozhdaniy, No. 1, 1961p pages 1-1-9-127
Ll~ L;

IVANOV, V.V.
Rare elements in the Deputatekaya group depovits and com-
parative characteristics of the distribution of indium con-
centrations. Krat. soob. IMORE no.13-45-53 160.
(XTRA 4170)

IVANOV, V.V.; L1ZLJNOV, N.V.
Some charactAristies of the distribution of indium lit *ndo-
genous deposits. Geokbimiia no.1:45-54 160,
(MM 13:6)
1. Institute of Mineralogy, Geochemiatry and Cryetalochemistry
of rare elements, Academy of Sciences, M.S.R.0 Moscow,
(Indium)

S/O61/62/0m0/OO5/02D'/J)O
B150101-
AUTTjOjjS: Ivanov, V.-V-., Volgin, V. Yu., Lizunov, N. V.
TITL,'-. Rules r.,
,overnin,,-. the distribution oC indiur, concentr-tior,~,
"1';;MDIC.',L: -ReferaLivny.,,, zhurnal. Khiml,'ra, no. 5, 19C-2, 117, t~"u-'tvact
3G18 (Sb. "Zakonomernosti razmeshcheniya polezn.
v. 3, 7:1., AN SSE1,11, 1960, 550 - 587)
T-,~::T :On the basis of data in technical literature and numi.,rous
spectroscopic and chemical determinations of indium, an exarnination i:j
made of the rules governing the distribution of deposit.- with hi,-h indium
concentrations, and the reirions with the optimum nrospecto of discove~:in,;
0
them were separated. Tables are given showing the in vontained in
mineral deposits of various types. The authors reach the folloviin-
con'blusions: (1) Indium is not at all typical of shields and platiormo;
(2) concentrates of In are paragenetically combined with mode----atcly acid
and acid granitoids ~.-ihich have been formed in the final st-.10,es of
formation of geosynclines; (3) the amount of concentration oft' In in
deposits of goosynclinal zoneq of different ages incroaaes zfrix.,. tflv
Card 1/3

5-/0 E3 1/ 6 2/000//J 0 3/02 6/0 9 0
Rules governing the distribution ... B150/B101
U
older to the youn.grer, vhile at the same time the ifercynian fold-inl- can
be considered as a fracture; (4) the follozing can be decignafled
indium nrovinces in the ran,-e of areas of Paloozoic al-c,:
Terskeyokaya and TK_irgizskaya polymetallic zones, the North Dalkhaoh
Polyri-letallic belt; in the ranze of the 7.:eso-Cenozoic aC;e - the
U
Tranabaikallskaya, Soviet Far Eastern and lorth Eaz3tern provinces ; in
contrast to the usual nonconcentrated deposits of Caledonian znd 1:,-r(_-ynivn
metallor-oneous t)eriods, deaooits with Ihirh concentrationj of in Di- thn
u
1-leso-Cenozoic age are referred to the 2:1c_-.ic Occan belt; in
,oun :)L tl~ions of L'
ancient metallogerlL riods sinUle cnseo of concentr
known in the most varied tlynes of hydrothermal and mninly sulfido
deposits; in the ~`eso-Cenozoic period practica".11., all the hi,-'he.-,t
Concentrations of In deDosits are referred to 'L ho cas s it e-v t c. -c-" I i c.:
vi:, - n b 1.1
sulfide zl.n(i the tin-polymiet;allic foi-mations; IL I r
for- the diocovery in jivell do'lojitq of high corlcentr;11'1'oll:~ of Ill I:; t".1t
UI-MIAt i t0 ,ill 'hh'iCil i!3 4.
Dreoence in sulfide ores of m, r,~v(:.aled by In.,!
microscope an emulsion dissemination of pyrrhotine and chaleopyritki.,
;L_oociating zitb cubanite, Nrallerite, and chalcopyrrhoLine, -uid ill ."n
denosits - the oresence of chalcopyrite of pyrrhotine
Card 2/3

'6 - o/I 0' /0 2 610 90
ules -overnim, the distribution ... ~j
11101
54 references. -Abstracter's note: Comolete translation.
Card 3/3

IVANOV, V-V-
Hypogene replacement of minerals in cassiterite-sulf1de ores.
Gool. rud. mestorozh. no-4:85-95 il-Ag 160. WILA 13:8)
1. Institut mineralogii, geokhimii I, kristallokhimii rodkikh
elementov AN SSSR, Moskva.
(Mineralogy)

Charecteriatics of the behavior of indium in deposits of different
ages. Izv.AN SSSR.Ser.gool. 25 no.8:94-97 Ag '60.
(MIRA 13:8)
1. Institut mimeralogii, geokhimli I krietallolchimii redkikh
elementov A'N SSSR, Moskva.
(Indium)

IVANOVY V. V.
"On the migration of thallium, in the process of endogene ore
formation"
Paper submitted at the International Geological Congrei5s XXX Session
1960 (Reports of Soviet Geologists) Problem No. 1, 15-,,;,4.Auq.. 61
ILL R.M.

ivillovi V.V.; ROZBIANSKAYA) A.A.
Geochemistry of indium In cassiterite-silicate-aO-fide ores.
Gookimlia no.D60-71 161. (HDRA 14: 3)
1. Institut of Mineralogys Geochemistry and Crystal Chemistx-y
of Rare Elements, Academy of Sciencos, U.S..5.11.,XOSCOW.
(Yakutia-1ndium) (Geochemiotry)

IVANGVP V.VI
1jew data on the geochemistry of accessory elements in cassiter-
ite-sulfide ores. Trudy IMGRE no.7:26-49 161. (M-uru 16:11)
j!

IVANOVO V.V.
*The main geochemical environments and processes of hydrotharm, formation in
the areas of modem volcanic activity,"
Report preBented at the Congerence on Chemistry of the Earth's Crustp
Moscow., 14-19 Mar 63-

IVANOVP V.V.
Paragenesis of hydrother-mal deposits, their geochemical
characteristics and the Pbasible sources of mineralization.
Trudy IMGRE no.10:3-91 163. (MIRA 17:5)

KOSTYLEV, Ye.N.; BURLIN, Yu.K.; IVANOV, V.V.
Possible anady-r oil-and gas-bearing basin. Neftegaz. geol. i georiz..
no.10:3-8 163. (KRA 17:9)
1. Severo-Vostochnoye geologicheskoye upravleniye, Glavnoye UDravlffii.Ye
geologii i okhrany nedr pri Sovete Ministrov RSFSR i Mookovskiy
gosudarstvennyy universitet.

Nlilt--I', nauk, Qtv. L*C-;
ineralogik~all azVi geochemital characteristi:s ayid initum
patential of tLe, I.-,n depooits in YakutJnl VI.nr7,,
g7eokbimichoskic -1 -1 lndieDosr).o:. (>lc)vorudnykh me3to-
rozhdenil MD,11ma, lzd-va 'Tmika,ll 1961, 2liO

IVAIIOV, V.V.; Ml(kKV"!lj Ya.G.
Ila-wre of Urie distribution of (he bi+=.~_rloid3 im
and Cenozcl,~ sed1mants of tbe southk-vs~ern virt,
of the Anadyr Lowland. Neft~gaz-,, geol, i- 'aeofl 7,. noo;
264' NIRA
1. Moskovskiy gosudar-9tvezin, let, im.
.7y uni'vers.,

--ETIF-t V.V.; NMAYEV, G.A,; TOLMUIN, Nil., retsonzent;
IMMAV, V.1.9 retsenzent; BOLASHOV, L.S., retFienzent;
BEDER, B.A., retsenzent; VALEDINbKIYf V.I., rotsen2ent;
OBROSOV~ A.N., prof.# otv. red.
(Classification of underground
katslia podzemrqkh minerallnykh
166 p. (Ocherki po minerallnym
L chlen-karrespondent AMN SSSR
mineral watoral Nlasaifi-
vod. Moakva, Nadva$ 1964.
vodam SSSR, no.1)
(MIRA IS: 4)
(for Obrosov).

All.

WANOVp V.V.
of quo 1 erided ar (I b-i ma in,
r I
Arkt, tal'k

IIIANOV, V.V.; SIIILIN,G.F.
Aeromechanical calcululion of tho cooling chinni-l oC t,kic
magnetizing winding of a betatron. lzv.'rFl 137945-48
165. (MIFA j9pl)

FANNY V.V.
Heating of a component during drilling. Izir.TPI 137:
49-51 165. (MIRA 19-.1)
~ " ~. 11 .:.. :,
I
i, ~ II II'I * '! II ii I: 111 1
v I, ;-
1 4.

L 10280-66 EWT(l)
ACC NR: AP5025137 SOURCE CODE:
AUTHOR: Ivanov. V. V.;.Nagirner, D. 1.
UR/018-11/65/'001,/002/0143~"015~,
ORG: None
TITLP--: H-l'undtions in the theory of transfer of resenace ra iation
SOURCE: Astrofizika, V. 1, no. 2. 1965, 143-156
TOPIC TAGS: hamiltonian, resonance line, radiation intensity, reilonance
scattering
ABSTRACT: The authors investigated the radiative tvmsfer~in tb e: Doppler
broadened -resonance line. A semi-infinite atmosphere was donsidered idth a,
negligibly small obsorption in the discontinuous sp6ctruiiij iLsinfl. "the methol of
approximation of complete redistribution in frequendy. 1110 ini*,wits, of tho
outgoing radiation was expressed by the corresponcUngr 11-functidn. defined in the
article. Tables to 5-s.f. of for a large set of values d the paxameter
I were given., with specialattention to values of I close t(.,~ mAty. The
~asymptotic behavior of 11(z, )L ) for z)>, 1 showed that for, 1. the function
H(z, I ) did not depend on z and \ separately, but only mi a ort4d.n co"ibiwition
Of z and The range of validity of the derived asympt-otic arawsions iras
Card 1/2
M -.1, -11- - ~ ~rl - ~11.1-1~11.

L lo28o-66
ACC IIR: AP5025137 42
found to be rather wide, Adle their accuracy was hiCh arllgg~ to.iJialre the'
practical. The authors express their thanks to E Dzy arid S.-ji. C for
help and to.Drs. D. Hammer and E* kvrett for advice. Drig, wrt. haj rimlao.
V40.,5_5 74 ;.t~
SUB COLE: 2,Ds12/ SUBM DATE: 30May,65/ ZIR, REF, SOV IOU/ 0,11MR: b05
Card 2/2

IVANOVJ, V.V.,- MEDVEDE7', Yu.A.
Magnetic effect and shookwave of a meteor. Astron -zhur. 41
no.6t1118-1127 N-D 164 (MIRA l8sl)

IVANOV, V.V.; BOYHOV, G.P.
Determination of the rate of rowth of crystals, allowing for
anisotropy. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; fiz. no. 3:169-170 164.
(MIRA 1719)
1. Tomskiy po3-itekhnicheskiy instittit imerd Kirova,
HAI

USSM/Eninearing - Powar lead-in tabllei~
Autho" Xveyaler., A,, A,,,# uA Ivanovs V. T.
Title I The characterlatics of a drag-type lead-in odble W-vil! an 0100140,0117
powered tractor
Parlodica I Avt. trakt. pr%-.. 8, 20-24v Aug 1954
A~atraat I The editorial gLves some 4 infor=tioa concern,11ing fltji~ deeiEp 4114 oira-
culation of drar,-tyW lead-In cablea for e1eotricu!I3,,,r patoored, trga-
tors operated from a portable transformer aulistatlion., Matheombleml
tabiLlationa for calc%ilatiog eleetrical and imiabmdmal requiramairta
for -'~hs cables sre presented. 'M USSR retluijaceaj (19314. &n.,I .1939).
Table; diagram; Uaphs,
L18titution 9 01'ro"
Submitted I
M %! it I i CHNILALi I I i~lis L-ii

IVANOV, V.7., kand1dat takbnIcheskikb nauk.
Dynamics of cable reel systains during ths, procesti of lettirg
out cables from a moving electric tractor. Rauch. trudy KAXI
no.3:5-20 155. (MLRA 9:12)
(Tractors) (Electric cables)

IVANOV, V.V., kandidat takhnicheskikh nauk.
Vibrations in a cable reeling device under the motion produced by
the electric tractor. Avt.1 trakt.prom. no.12:&-13 D '55.
MM 9:3)
1. XAXI.
(Alectric cables--Vibration) (Tractorm)

V*V., Icandidat
PAR KIY, I.B., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk;_jWQV
tekhnicheskikh nauk.
Tractors with four drive wheels. AvtA trakt.prom. no.4:5-9 Ap '56.
(mm 9:8)
1. Mookovskiy aviamotornyy institut.
(Great Britain--Tractors)

IVA)IOV V. kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk.
P. rLy.,
Testing the cable system of electric tractors. Vauch.trudy RAMI
no.6:69-78 '56. (MLM 10. 2)
(Tractors)

LYZO. A.P., kand. tekhn. nauk; IVAHOV, V.V., kand. toklim. naul:
Determining the OvOrall Mth of a general purpose caterpillar
tractor. Trakt i sollkhozmash no. 7:18-23 A 1513. (~JjRA 11:7)
1. Moskovskiy avtoriekhanicheakiy institut.
(Goterpillar tractora)

BAR IT. Igor' Borisovich, kand.tekhainsuk, dotseat; LOHOYSKIT, Tiktor
Aleksaadrovich, kaad.tekhn.nauk, dotseat; KURBATOY. I.P., insh.,
retsenzent; MDUMI , Te.K., kand.tekhn.nouk, retsenzent; KIRMOT,
A.P.. kand.tekbn.nauk, retsenzent; ITANOY, T.Y., kand.tekhn.nauk,
red.; FALIKO, O.S., red.izd-va; Tl~Of,-A7.U*.-;-*teklui. red.
(Tractors] Traktory. Kookva. Goo.nauchno-takhn.izd-vo mashinoutroit.
lit-ry, 1960. 295 p. (KIRA 14:1)
1. Lyuberetskiy tokhnikum sellskokhosynystvannogo masliinostroyaniya
(for Kurbatov).
(Tractors)

BARSKIY, I.B., kand-tekhya.nauk-, IVANOV, V.V, kand-tekhn.wak
Increase the traction force of wheeled tractors. Trukt. I sallkhoz-
m9h. 30 no-8:3-7 Ag 160. (MM 13:8)
(Tractora)

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Ivanov Noka
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TITLE: Device for the display of voltaite curves ort the screlm. of it cithode-r4ly
oscilloscope. Class 42 the V-pecial. Deal,go Off
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Esk~j~j,-an., S.S-R' (Spetnial"noye Konf)Lriiktc)rt5koy(,-, byiiro AN Ifittorw .,:,y 51MIJ
SOURCE: lzobreteniya, promyshlennyye boraztsy, tovarn~yye zni';.~A, no.. 4, 1966, SCI-111
TOPIC TAGS: oscilloscope, data display, visual signal, d:l.qp:l.ziy device
ABSTRACT: The Author Certificate iiitruducea zi device for dii'~playfnj~ voltage 1--urvl~s onl
an oscilloscope screen. For enhanced speed a-ad occurai.,y, thf.1 elot:1-ronic swit!~~Iws, are
fitted with elements which correct the characteristics of 111ja P10'.111PS-Irld tbe~ tubes.
A contactless ring distributor of rectingular pulses iv, im-'Laded; it is synchlronized
by the voltage of the generator which feeds the pickupo. It. arde-r to move the Cali-
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(see Fig. 1). Orig. art. bas., 1 figure.
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IvAnov, V.V.
Hydrothermal solution of the Kawhatka &ad Kurile volcanIc zone.
Biul.KOIP. Otd.geol. 29 no.5:90-91 3-0 '54. ()IMA 8j-1)
(Kamchatka--Geochqmistry) (Kurile Islands--Geochemistry)

ALSKSANDROY. Vasiliy AleIrsaadrovich. redsktor; IVANOV, T.V., redaktar.
(Study of the health resort resources of the U.S.S.R.; collectiox
of worka an the hydrogeology, physicochomletr7, and microbiology
of mineral waters, therapeutic muds and climate] Vepromy isucheiiia
kurertaykh resurvey SSSR; oberaik :rabtt po gidrq~eologli, fisike-
khImii i mikrebi*logll miseral'sykh vod I lechebmykh griazel i
klimatu. P#d red. V.A.Alaksandrova i M.Ivaneva. H*nkva, Hedgiz,
1955- 367 P. (KLRA 9:4)
(HRAWH.RESORTS, WAMING PLACES, IITC.) (HIRML WATKRS) (CLINATU)

- IVANOV, V.V.
Hydrothermal phenomena at foci of recent volearulam Im Iramchatka
and the Kurile Islands. Trudy Lab.vulk. no.12:197-217 156.
(Kamchatka-Springs) OUAU 9- 12)
(Kurile Islands--Springs)

IVANOY, V.V.
Present hydrothermal activity of the Elieko volcano, Paramuhir
Island [with summary in English]. Georchimila no.1:63-76 '57-
(MIM 12:3)
l.Laboratory of Volcanology, Academy of Sciences, U.S.S.R.,
Moscow.
(Ebeko Volcano-Springs)

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AUTHOR: None given
5-3-14/37
TITLE: Chronicle of the Hydrogeological Section (Khronika gidrogeo-
logicheskoy sektsii)
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' Moskovskogo Obshchestva Ispytateley Prirody, Otdel
Geologicheskiy, 1957, No 3, PP 159-160 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The following reports were delivered at the meeting of the
Hydrogeological Section, Moscow Socioty of Naturalists, from
14 February to 21 March 1957: I.G. Glukhov on "Loesses of
Water Origin in Some Regions of Central Asia"; Yu.V. Mukhin
on the "Influence of Natural Fluctuations of the Underground
Water Level on the Discharge of Welle and Other Water Collect-
ors"; V.A. Shemshurin on "Hydrogeological Calculation of the
Underground Discharge of the Yakh-Su River (Central Asia) by
Electric Survey Data"; V.V. Ivanov on "Vertical Hydrochemic-
al Zonation in Regions of Active Volcanos"; B.P. Bulavin on
"Problem of Loessial Soil Sagging in Connection with Obser-
vations on the Lower-Don Canal", and A.S. Ryabchenkov on the
"Mineralogical and Petrographic Composition and Origin of
Loessial Rocks of the Donets Ridge".
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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IUTHORs Ivanov, V.V.
5-3-27/37
TITLEs Vertical Hydrochemical Zonation in Rfog$ons of Active Volcanos
(Vertikaltnaya gidrokhimicheskaya zonallnooti v rayotakh
deystvuyushchikh vulkaimov)
PERIODIGAM Byulletent Noskovskogo Obahchestva Ij;ytat*l Oy Prirodyp Otdal
Geologicheskiyq 1957t go 39 PP 172-173 OSSIO
ABSTRACTs Three stages of bydrothermal activity can be distinguished
for voloanoo of the XuriloAssohatka voloanio manst
1, The stage of high activity during which temperatures in
the gas outlet channel&# higher than -the boiling pointp reach
the earthts surZace. These gases and vapore aro characterized
by temperatures of hundreds degreen al2d by a vory complicated
chemical composition'.
2. The stage of medium activityp during which temperaturea in
the gas outlet channels, exceeding tho boiling point, do not
reach the earth's surface. The tomperiLtures of osoaping games
usually do not exceed 1201to 1500 C. Their chenical composition
contains sulfurous gases and carbon dioxide.
3. The stage of weak activityO during which all gas outlet.
channels are filled with water. Due to thisi cirounstanosp only
Card 1/2 vapor jets with some admixtures of CO,
2 and E~S &t & tempera-