SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KURKOVA, N. S. - KURLENYA, M. V.

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8/180/60/000/02/025/028
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Mechanically Strong Aluminonickel Qatalyst for the Process of
Destructive Hydrogenation
precipitation. The activity of the catalysts prepared
was tested under standard conditions of destructive
hydrogenation at a modarate pressura (Ref 1) of
sulphurous Tuyma-in crude oil and -,:()mpared with that of
.L-
an indust:cial aluminomolybdenum catalyst. The exper"
m,Dntal results are givon in Table, 6. It was found that
in zespect of their a(,,tivity aluirAnonickel catalysts are
not Jnfezior to indust-:-ial alumlnom~-jlytdenum catalyst
Nr 7360: the i1eld cf 11qutd products amounted to
'7-,~.8% and the degree of
the yield of oaXe to C.
desulphurization to 76-88%~ It ii c::ncliided that
aluminonickel catalyst prepa7ed undz~r optimlxn oonditions
posses.ses satisfactory meclianioal properties and activity
for the process of destructive hydrogenation under a
moderate pressure (30 atm).
Card There are 6 tables and 7 references. of which 5 are
3/3 Soviet, 1 is English and 1 is Germa~.

KATSOB&SHVILI, Ya.R.; KURKOTA, B.S.; LDMBAMUKO, V.S.; LWITSKIY,
J;A.; GOWS(jy;-S-.j.--.-)WOWTA. r.A.; NitUROV, G-1.
Apparatus for washing filter residues
resistance. KhIm.prom. no.4:340 J9
of high hydraulic
160.
(MIU 13:8)
(Filters and filtration)

KATSO iRBILVILI, Ya.R. (Moskva):-XWtKOVA, N.S. (Moskva); :,3VITSKIY, N.A.
(Moskva); LIKH)iOENKO, V.S. (~Mo-s--k-v--u--)';"-M-ASO!i)VA, F.A. (Moskva)
PreWing a mechanically renistant alumina-molybdenum catalyst.
Izv. A14 SSSR. Otd, tekh. nauk. MetA topl. no.5:234-238 8-0 160.
(Catalysts) (Molybdenum compounds)

S/076/60/005/012/006/016
B017/Bo64
AUTHORSi Katsobashvili, Ya. R., Kurkova, 11. S.., Levitskiy, E. A.
TITLEt Stability of the Hydroxide Precipitate of Pentavalent
Molybdenum at Different p1l Values of the Medium
PERIODICALt Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, 1960. Vol. 5, No. 12,
pp. 2681-2686
TEXT: The effect of the pH of the precipitating medium upon the dissolu-
tion process of molybdenum(V)hydroxide was investigated. The solutions of
pentavalent molybdenum were prepared by reducing hydrochloric ammonium
molybdate solutions by metallic aluminum, Molybdenum(V)hydroxide was pre--
cipitated from these solutions at pH 5.0-6-5. At plf 8-10, molybdenum(V).-
hydroxide is dissolved again. The potentiometric fitration curve of
M05+ solutions is given In Fig. 1. The dissolution of molybdenum(V)-
hydroxide in alkaline medium was found to be due to the oxidation of
.1 6+
Mor+ to MO . Molybdenum(V)hydroxide is dissolved at pH higher than 7.
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Stability of the Hydroxide Precipitate of S/0713/60/005/012,/006-/016
Pentavalent Molybdenum at Different pH Values B017/Bo64
of the Medium
The dissolution of molybdenum(V)hydroxide i!j independent of t,.r-e and
temperature. The pH ishoweve~, the primary factor. When heatinc mol~bder:lm-
(V)hydroxide from 20 to 500C, It is rapidly dissolved; when the tempera"ur V
is further increased to 700C, no essential change of the dissolution rate
occurs. At pH below 7, the precipitation of molybdenjm(V)hydroxidF, is
quantitative. The dissolution rate of molybdonum(V)hydroxide. :19 lndepenjan~
of the ammonium chlorldr, concentration in the u:ilu' iin. On fhe bao-'s. of
the resiilts obtained, a new procedure of prr~paring thermcstable aluminum-
molybdenum catalysts with good mechanical strength is s.;ggested. Tlwrf- nr,~
5 figures, 2 tables, and 13 rcf,~rf-ncnoi 9 Soviet and 2 G~-,rman.
SUBMITTED, September 30; 1959
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KATSOBASIIVILI.. Ya.R.; KURKOVA, N.S. - LIIGIOBABENKO0V.S.; LEVITSKIY, E.A.;
kUZIMIIIA, T.N.; KUKHTICHEVA, V.F.; MOSOLOVA, F.A,
Preparation of mechanically strong catalysts based on aluminum
oxide. Trudy Inat. nefti 14:160-186 160. (MIRA 14-5)
(Catalyo,ts)
(Aluminum oxide)

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Brief Communicatio- 's,
Mc2ybdenum Ox.I.de F.-rorr.
Catalysts
Theve ap(j, 6 t,(-11 j
SUPrOlITT. D; Appi 1
C"A ~d

KXTSOBASHVILI, YG.R.j Ku4KQVAO-Ii.,S~;-ILIKIIOBABEIIKOI V.S.; LEVITSKIY, B.A.;
KUVIIINAt T.H.; KUKETICHEVA, V.F.,- HASOLOVA, F.A.
Effect of the conditions under which the hydroxIde precipitates on
the mechanical durability of alumin= oxide. I~v. All SSSR. Otd.
khIm. nauk no.gt245-250 F 161. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Institut-neftekhimichopko o sinteza AN SSSR.
(Alu

KATSOBASHVILIP Ya.R.; KURKOVA, N.S.; UNITSKIY, E.A.; ROMANOVSKIY, B.V.
Preparation of active opherica.1 aluminum oxide, Khim,prom noel:
26-30 Ja 162. ~KEFA 15:1)
1. Institut neftekhimicheskogo sinteza AN SSSR.
(Aluminum oxide)

BELIKOV, F.S., doktor biologicheskikh nauk, prof.; MOTORINA, M,,V.,kand.
biologicheskikh nauk; KURKOVA, Te,B.0 laborantka.
Using the GIP-5 infrared gas analyser for determining the inten-
siveness of photosynthesis. Izv. ToYhA no.3:30-39 160.
WIRA 14:4)
(Photosyntheais) (Infrared rRys)

DELIKOV, P.3., doktor biologichunkikh naull-, prof.; 1-10TCRIIIIii,, '%V.,
ki,nd.biolo~:icheakikh nauk; KURYOW., Ye,.i3., laborant
Intenvity of photosynthesis in various Triticum species.
Izv. TSKhA no.5:41,~54 761. NEU 14:12)
(FhotosyntLemia)

ANDREYEVA, I.N.; KURKOVA, Ye.13.
Oxidative phosphorylation in the mitochondria of corn rcots.
Fiziol.rast. 12 no-4:584-590 Jl-Ag 165.
18:12)
1. Institut fiziologii rasteniy imenj
Moskva. Submitted June 26, 1964.
(YTR,,,,
K.A.Timlryazeva All S-cSR,

KURKOVSKAYA.K.V.
-
Some discrepancies of "Regulations." MeteorA gidrol. no.10:
52-53 N-D 153. (MIRK 8:9)
(winds)

11 (4 3 HASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV12925
Baku. A,~~~*lt,'t)a,[(I,,,,~-.,~i'i~l.,-,i'7 In6titut, nefte-
pvoiry~O-tlennoatl lum)ni V. V. Kuybyslieva.
Sbornih 1;~-idov, v ',m. 2. (CoLleclGion of Works., No. 2) Pa ku
ftneCtelzdat, IT:iA. 37.3 p. Errata nlip Innorted. ~~100
Additional Sponnorinr. Ar.-,~~rjry: A-,erbnyd-hiri. Minlsterstvo neftyanoy
Ed. of Pub~.-Lvhtnj, T.B. Al~trnrtn; Editorial Boarl: V.S. Allyev,
Candidate of' Ch.emtra.I V.S. Gutyrya, Doctor of ChermicaL
Scieneps, A.M. Kullyr-,v, Dcctor of Chemical Sciences, N.M. Indiikov,
C n 1-1 d I d.:0~~ oc 'ref9killoal. V.Ya. Matmmyrtn, Cfindtdate or
Scl,,It,-.t, P.O. Su of Tvi,11,11c.11
Sciences, A.M. 1,~vshin,.,i, C;Indldate of Chemical Sciences, N.B. A11
tman, Candldat:~~ cf Chemtcal Sciences, I.M. Orradzheva, Candidate
of TechnIcal Sciervi~s, M.M. Mellk-Zade, Candidate of Cheralcal
Sclencen.
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PURPOSE: Thi.3 of art1cles Is, Intended for chemical
?
enlr,-~Irif . ~;i ii.- 1 r, with advanced
meth~)(M of
COVERAGir.- Th%~ 11, -,,i e ~ i T.. 5i an atili I
ysis of' different
J..
5d In Azerbalrdzhan ari,1 of the products
.re(j fl-r)m them,(, f~rudles ',hrnii[-,h petroleum conversion
T-) ro r~ o, n . li,i(I deqii1!iify trig of crudes
Is de,,(-,rlb,~d .iid th%, 3ultabilt'y of thf~se for the
ol' t~, d1:3(nis3ed. Results of catalytic
ovt.v a fluidlzed bed syrithetic catalyst
and the of gasoline produced by two-
Stage catalLyrt'. are analyzed. Attrition and deactiva-
tion of cata'lyoti3. -m ~tz catalyst circulation in a hyper-
flow aynteia -.,tv1ewod. Various lube oil additives and
the production of types of' oils and of carbon black
are ouGlIrif-,(1. ,v:comp~lriy Itd1vidual artioles.
TABLE OF CONTENTS,
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colir~ct-.1,A'l. (.1 Nzl-~ "?
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k3hurrov, G-G-~ iind INT.R. Nitrogen Campoundri In Crudes
From thf~, Kaltn--.il,;ty,-i OIL DepoysIts ori the Apsheron Penin[311la 5
Ashumov, G.G., and S.I. Kurkovi3kaya. NItrogen Compounds In
Azcrbajr,.Ll,h:m 12
Masurm:yan, V.Ya., M.K. Daniyelyan, K.I. Antonova, Kh.M. Sultanova,
and A.S. Arust'lum,.ov. I'vell-m1riary Treatm,~rit- of Balm CrUde3 for
Ref 1nin- 16
1~
Agayeva.. S.k.: V.V. A.G. I.~tnaylov, A.V. Kudinov
d 1,.A. M.N. Nadirova, A.B. Terteryan
r- 1: t-- (i'S.A. Cruden as -i Raw Matorlal
0
~Oork- ",,i Dlr:i~ I IP~A~-I-; .34
117iz-;lrov, A.B. ~ V.S. Gtit yry~'i, and D. 1. Zul I fugarly. Effect of
Cept'alli .-d' CaLrtlytir; Cr,.jolclng Performed Over a Fluidized
Sy,lith-tic Sillcri. Aluralma Cc-ltalyit. on the Formation of Aromatic
It', 17,t-tolllle 44
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ro vA - JT3 V S
Ma s 1 1 :T1v a rt d 1) - I - ZI ' f 1 Chemical Compo-
.
sition C~i"rilylrlc cl-rie'I'llni" 70
Altliyev ;r;ri, ,n(1 P.P. Kasi!r-)va. Role of H,7--t
,
Carril t, V. o~ I I _j L if;.-avy Pe t, r0 1 f! um
77
A.A. fit on-lov i, V-S. Fvolov;i, itiul
YO f I M.-x V,1 I P, 1 J:,~
A.B. S) I,; of a Powdered Stlica
Alurain~-t C~it,,tly;;t T~.,Hnf- (7~f' DI: 'tiDi`ez Frorr. Non-
sulf'urous Crix], k)l.l 86
Ashumov., G.(--'I., K:i! L.yc;%-~ K.J. Arilnnrivri, T.S. Stepanyany
Ye.N. KItuohAn~,.1, L-(l Si-,.V. VoLllyev. S,-Iud,, of Petrolcura From the
Upper Kallriz3ka.yr, At%j:,rj C-,~_- I.--d eiit. Wlt(.-h a View to Producing Avia-
tion Dib-, Oil 99
Kallyev, A.M., ft.Sli. Ku.11_t,/,--(, M.M. Dreyzina, K.I. Antonova,
Yp.N. N.I. and M.T. Allyev. Study o,C Petroleum
From tirn., '11, It,' ~ti~y Katriii Mqdt~ WIth a View to Producing
Lu1.)(.: Oil D131u1i 1o6
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C (:, 11. ~' _T r I ! ! i, F, let " I - I ~'; ; 11) . 'P
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Kill. ly~,v, :*i.j'.i,,. viil lvav, M.M. Dveyzina, K.I. Antonova,
ye.11. Ku'u N.I. and M.I. All Pv. Production of
Rc,31dual. 01_1'.; P0 voleum Recovered at-, the, Neftyany-je Kannin
Deposits 131
Kuliyf~v, A.M.; R.Sli. Kuli,y rev, M.M. Dreyzina, R.L. Margolif-la, and
M.R. Apiplicattmi of the De-asphalting Procestj in t-,he
Product.ic,,n of AvIatIon Lubvicatlzig Oil MK-22 144
Kuliye%r.~ 1I.M., I.M. Orudzi-leva, M.M. Mirdzhavadova, S.N. Loginova,
and M.R. M,i,ay~,~v. Pv,-w(JI]"-tIon of Oil From Paraffin Crucien by
lvll~
1!56
Banhap~v: V.Yr~_ T.J. E1.1rivich. Pr-A)lem of' Making Universal
Lubt ;.o OJI"i 173
Or-udzheva,, I.M., -.!-,d M.M. MI-rdzhavadova. Investigation of Lube Oil
-Irid L'Ibri-al.Inn Oil Recrivered From Standard Surakhany
ppt-rc-IC-11- 179
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Kully-7; A.M., V-1. Respon;3e of Lubri-
%irm to Arli it Ives 19"
A Zr-
Tr.- 1-:a, D.A. Akhmed-Zade,
I riv t ~-a t I o n9
1,1, rl jr~ A, I -~ t. i i r;, o f Ai I cl tt, I t
i J 1
Kul 1,; A P1 . il N! 1. i A!.!, Inveol.1gatlons In
and th(- S' udy of' Tiielr
E, :;.z t.) n G oups Extracted Fr-
225
an'l K,I. Sadykho,ir. SyntheBls
't-,! Oil Deter(rents
S-pJlli,:~~-I~:,,~~j Fi r, Sullarilk: A, ld 244
V, L (A' W.I.v,-, linprol-ting the Quality of' DI-ea3el Fuels 256
C;ai-d A

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v: M,~thodology of Ariilyzing,
M.R. Muszallcv, V.V. S11111dian-
1 Prol,iw, of Appralllln)~ the Sta-
A lit T)!-,~t,l nit by 14('arm nf
279
Su f'( A. I.S. She Ll-'C, 1.1, S.M. MarRaryan, and
T-(,h,0(pu, of Conversion uf
of Cam-le(l out Over a Fluidized
288
u lo') v and F.A. Kagral'.111lova.
of DibrIoati. ti 011, 10 rid 18
303
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ASHUMDV. G.G.; KURKOVSKATA. S.I.
-z-,
Nitrogen coffpounds in Azerbaijan crudes. Sbor.trud.Azgll UP
no.2:12-15 A.- 158. NIRA 12:6)
I
~(Azarbaijan--Petroleum--Analyois)
(Nitrognu compounds)
4

ASHWOV, G.G.; IMIROV, A.B.; KURKOVSKAYA, S.I.
Investigating higl, molecular weight -'edaponents of the Artemov
asphaltic petroleum. Azerb.khim.zhur. no.6:13-20 159. (MIPA 14:9)
(Potroleum--Analysis)

KURI,-OVSrJYA. Ye.
The first Soviet turbine-angl,ned bus. HTO 2 no.3:2;,' Yx 160.
(MIRA 13:6)
(motorlbuses)

ABIUMOV. H.A.: ALIVERDIZAIM. K.3.: AMIROV, Yo.A. I ARENWH. R.I.; ARSKNOTIT,
S.I.; BAGDASAROV, R.M.; BAGDASAROT, G.A.; BADAKTANTS, A.A.; DANIT11-
LIAR, G.N.; DZHAFAROV, A.A.; KAZA , A.S.; URCHMEXIT. H.H.; KONW-
KHOV, $.I.; KRASNOBATZT, A.Y.; LAT-AZAROV, G.S.;
LARIONOV, Te.P.; LIMNGARTIN, M.Te.; LIVSHITS. 3.L.-, LISIKTAN.
K.A.; LOGINOVSKIT, V.I.; LISUKOVSKIT, P.S.; KOLGHANOV, G.V.; KAT-
DILIMAN, N.M.; OKHCNIKO, S.K.; ROKANIKHIN, V.I.: ROSIN. I.I.; RU-
STAMOV, E.M.; SARKISOV, R.T.; SKRYPHIK, P.I.; SOBOLEV, N.A.; TARA-
TUTA, R.N.; TVOROGOVA, L.M.; THR-aRIGORYAN, A.I.; USACHIT, V.I.;
FAIN, B.P.; CHICHEROV, L.G.; SWIRO, Z.L.; SMCHUK, Tu.I.; TSUDIK,
A.A.; ABUGOV, P.M., red.; MARTTHOVA, M.P., vedushchiy red.; n&NlyX-
LYAN, A.Av; TROFIMOV, A.V., tekhn.red.
[Oil field equipment; in six volumes] Neftianoe obortidovanie; v
shesti tomakh. Koskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo neft. i gorno-
toplivnoi lit-ry. Vol.3. [Petroleum production equipment] Obo-
rudovanie i instrument dlia dobychi nefti. 1960. 183 P.
(KIRA 13:4)
(Oil fields-1quipment and supplies)

LACHINOV, B.S., kandidat takhalchookikh nauk; KMOVSKIY, V.A.
-Problems relative to the %~oory and practice of the eynthesis
of ammonia. Xhim.sauka i prom. 1 me.6:610-619 156. (HI2A 10:3)
(Ammaxia)

1/"oq/O it",
A C, U 5/A 00 1
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimiya, 1960, No. 21, P. 50, # 83987
AUTHORS: Lachinov, S. S., Kuznetsov, L. D., Ku,rkovskiy V A . Shishkova, V.N.,
Dmitriyenko, L. M., Lyudkovskaya, 11. u. iaki~
TITLE: The Activity and 3tructure of Iron Cataly.,A:; of the Ammonia Syntheals
With Three and Four Activator:;
PERIODICAL: Probl. kinetiki. I kataliza, 1960, Vol, 10, pp. 199-20-,'
TEXT: The activity of an iron catalyst activated by K20 - CaO - A1203 is
higher with respect to the 14H synthesis than the activity of an iron catalyst
activated by K 0 - Al Id ~ 8 - CaO - Al 0 - SiO (mainly on account of the
2 203 ar 2 2'3 2
higher specific activity) , If a nitrogen-hydrogen mixture is applied with polsons
containing oxygen, the activity Is higher for an Iron catalynt with four activa-
tors. An iron catalyst activated by K20 - CaC, - Ai,-p-, in, In
Q `C~~O
comparison with an Iran catalyst activated by KP - - A12()3 by crreater
face, higher dispersion degree, and finer porosity. in Ircin catalyst-, with an
intricate activator compositon, the alkali and alVall e.%rth activators increase
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AU05/AGC' I
The Activity and Structure of Iron Cataly3ts of the Ammonia Synthesis 'Kiz-h Three
and Four Activators
the specific activity of the iron catalyst but lead to a ~iecrease in -surface while
the amphoteric and weak acid refractory oxides decrease the specific activity but
increase the surface.
Prom the 3ummary of the atithors
Tranolator's note: This is the full translation of the original RuF~.-,ian abstract.
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XURKOVSHY, V.P.; POLIKRPOV, A.F.; SHINIARAV. M.N.
Morphological modifications of lumbosacral intervertabral ganglia
gollowing high ligation of the abdominal aorta. Blul.eksp.,biol.
i mad. 42 no.9:64-67 S 156. (MIRA 9:11)
1. Iz neyromorfologichookoy laboratorii (rukovoditell - prof. V.P.
Kurkovskiy) kafedry fiziologii voyannogo truda (nach. - prof. M.P.
Breatkin) Voyanno-meditsinskoy ordens, Lanina, akademii imeni S.M.
Kirova, Leningrad, Prodstavlona akademikom N.N.Anichkovym.
(GANGLIA, AUTDWOKIO, physiology.
lumbosaoral interyartebral ganglia, off. of ligation of
abdom. aorta (Rus))
(AORTA, physiology.
off. of ligation of abdom. portion on Interverto'bral
lumbonscral ganglia (Rua))

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AUTHOR MKOVSKIY 20--5-5-6,'67
TITLE __0_n__fKe-Pathologioa1 Changes ocouring in the Interoceptors of
the Orifioea of Venae Cavae. (K voprosu a patologicheskikh
izmeneniyakh interoteeptorov ustiy polykh ven.- Russian)
PERIOCIDAL Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR 1957, Vol 113, Nr, 5v PP 1147-1149
(U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT During the last years several works were published which
treated the changes of sensory norve endings developing in the
orifices of Yenas cavas on the ocoasion of a lack of oxygen in
animal organism. Earlier works of the author showed that In the
case of a serious lack of oxygen in the air inhaled, or in came
of circulatory disturbances essential morphologio changes occur
in the sensory (intervertebral-)ganglia. For the right olassi-
fioation of the pathology of receptors it was important to
know whether, in the case of normal animals, they always have a
clear structure corresponding to standards, This is the subject
of the present work. Only male oats were selected as experimen-
tal subjects in order to eliminate probably disturbing in-
fluences of possible pregnancy. Mainly the preterminal
arborizations were found to have pathologio fusiform thickenings.
Besides these there was a great number of unchanged fibrea with
the same animals. There is, therefore, no doubt that with
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On the Pathological Changes oocuring in the Interooeptorm
of the Orifices of Venae Cavae.
sensory endings In the wall of the venne CAVae (and probably
also of other organs) single sensory nerve calls in various
sensory ganglia degenerate and perish with growing age (I!,
the ganglion nodosum of the nervus vaguB, in spinal and other
ganglia). This kind of change is brought into connection with
the diseases which had oocured in the course of life as well.
as with the functional wearing and prostration of the respective
calls. It is self-evident that also the final apparatus have
to share the fate of these diseased and perished neurons. The
findings of the author show that it is necessary to be careful
in classifying the pathology of receptors under various in-
jurious influences on animal organism, as in some receptors
analogous changes can happen independent of these influences.
As regards the degeneration of the interoceptore of the venae
oavae under the influenoe of gravidity hormones, the author
found similar changes with animals which are known to be ex-
aluded from such influences. This would contradict above men-
tioned opinion.
(1 illustration (from 3 pictures), 6 citations from Slavic
publications.)
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2c-5-56/67
On the Pathologioal Changes oocuring in the Interoceptors
of the Orifioes of Venae Cavae.
ASSOCIATION: Army-Medioal Aoademy "S.M. KIROV"
PRESENTED BY: L.A. ORBELI, Membor of Aoademy.
SUBMITTED: 5-1- 1957-
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
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of R a s , Obs erv ed in tiie v ci, ZX; i. t a i 1--,
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number oi' cLllls on trI.: ~r.,2 ha,.~d 7
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It- was fftund tnat pha,-,oc~-tal
of then. Nagootte showed that the lattor are able to z~angc-
into neuronopliages in loco as well as in the transplantation
of glinglila, if the-,v of sjc~'n tran.~for.naticns Nas nc.
1whed by noxious ae.~--nta 'Ahich ca,.isFd the dL,ing of nerve cello
ir. the ganglia. Theut. clatF. confirc. the a us;.~i.,tpt ion of B~ S.
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system in dogs in acute radiation sickness. Arkh. Fat. 22
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(NERVESp PERIPIOUL) (IILRVOUS SYSTEM) (RADIATIOIT SICKNFSS)

F7JRYU,tI-3FA, J.; ?;.U?.7W7TOI;ITICZ, H.
The arr?animation of workinp positions -*!n the clothinr industry. P. 55.
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Uncl.

KURKOWSK1 Bohdan (Warszawa)
Some probleme resulting frOm the prospective development
plan of concrete prefabrication until 1980. Przogl budowl
i bud mieszk 35 no2-.73-76 F 163.

BROL11, .11fred; fURKOWSK.1, Maciej
Congenital cyst of the common bile duct. Fol. przegl. chir,
37 no.9:889-991 S 165.
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Br.,omiu (Ordynator: dr. V1. Kubisty).

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(Therapeutic mineral waters and mude of the U.S.S.R.) Le-
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(GUK, VADIN VASILIEVICIlp 1849-1)

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red.; TOROUTU, I.I.D., red.; MUKELITAUB, M.S
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tuta kurortologii i fizioterapii (for Kurkudym). 2. flachall-
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ACC t'R' AN 6 () 2 9 7 h 9 h9nograph
Yurchenko, Yu. F.; Guma, V. V.; Roshchin, V. V.; Grincnko, V. I.;
ropenko, V. S. ; Ku_rku.m.o,_1,i,. A. A.
Fitting and welding of corronion-reeisting steel piping in the atomic
industry (Montazli i avarka truboprovodov Iz korrotionnostoykikh staleyl
v atomnoy promyshlennoeLi) Moncow, Atomizdat, 1966. 248 p. illue.
biblio.' 2,800 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGSf pipeline, welding, automatic welding. welding technology
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: The authors discuss current practices in asacm-
bling and welding p1pelfnes from coriosion-reeistant steels, designated
for use in aggressive media in atomic industry. Existing techniques
are evaluate'd and recommendations are made on the selection of approprk
ate methods, whose technical and economic indices are cited. Welding
operations and equipment, and assembly and welding machinery are de-
scribed; automatic welding and the complete automation of assembly op-
erationa are emphasized. The b-ook in intended for engineers and tech-
nicians and all specialists working in design and assembly shops of
plantd and research institutes specializing In the welding of corroeim~
resistant steel*. There are 108 references of which 56 are Soviet.
41,04 : 45*21- 00 113 , IVAI. J/. ZCif, ill. 049.

f-ACC N-Rb~M-66-2-9-7-69
TABLE OF CONTENTS [abridged):
Foreword -- 3
Ch. 1. General requirements for jipalines made from corrosion-resis-
tant stools -- 7
Ch. 11. Basic materials and welding materials used in the production
of pipelince -- 20
.Ch. 111. Pipeline welding -- 20
Ch.'IV. Preparing pipelines for welding -- 104
Ch. V. Welding equipment -- 129
Ch. VI. Organization of pipe-aaaambly operation@ -- 189
Ch. VII. Quality control of welded pipe joints -- 202
Ch. VILL. Safety measures -- 236
SUB CODEs ~13/ SUBK DAM 20Apr66/ ORIG REYs OBI/ OTH REFS 027
Card 2/2

AP7001,198 SOURCE -CODE UR/-01-25/-67jooo/001/0051/0052
IACC NRs
AUTHOR: Kurkumcli, A.A ;""2ahchenko, Yu.G.; Dcdkov, L.K.; Rybkin,
.1 V P
A A
:ORG; none
TITLE: S-7B automatic welder
'SOURCE: Avtomaticheakaya avarka, no. 1, 1967, 51-52
TOPIC TAGS: tube welding, arc welding, TIG welding, butt weldirig,iL)Fit)&e,
automatic weld-