SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KVITA, S. N. - KVITKA, V.

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ARKHIPOVICII, N.A.; MILININA, L.M.;
Titration method for the control of , work of settlers and mud
thickeners. Sakh.prom. 37 no.9:"-45 --163- (~M 16:9)
(Sugar manufactiu- )

FWNIR, Petr, KVITA, Vratislav
Mycostatic effect of certain quinoline derivatives. Gesk.do=.
31 no,4;220-222 Aug 56.
1. Z krajoke bygienicko-opid. stanice Knv Praha, reditel XUDr
LJHDfta, a z Il. kozni klin. SFN v Fraze, predn. prof. NUDr
K*HubBchmF,nn (for fragner) 2. Z Vyzkunneho ustavu. pro farmacii a
biochemii v Praze (for Kvita)
(quINOLMS, off.
8-hydroxyquinoline & deriv., mycostatic eff. (Cz))
(FMGI, off* of drugs on
B-bydrozyquinoline & deriv., mycostatic off. (Cs))

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et Man
R6b (CA.
~'40, 12499), usbig AIC4,ut vond;!~isiag agetit and MI M'
ooddamt. .6 new sn"had is descxflx-d -for AS414flug In
InV287o aq..NILOR was U.64ted to 4511 under W. left stand-
ing 24 hr3-, evr*4. in:ziz~o ut W. the Midue dbsolved to
1160 =I. MPOH, dccolorbtc! wU C, fiftcred aud the filtrate
gradtzally dild. with smar. porclom of-I W-(125 mi. tootl).
Duting the %ddu; 9644.`browtvce~wtuls of litpd,. in. 123'.
Safficiently pare to be tMed, I tt J (8M
-a taz ~ next a
phyto4and 40xW;AId-- &20,vm d' a' 18-201,
undex N _d - - - ' D 4 - g. Al-C-Ij in 404.Vl. Ew,
suxritzg la -b
tha mixt. ;stirnd 3 hr.,,, wasbed with 14,0, tb,, RuD laytr
evzpd., and the. elly n~SMLIC takeA up with 20 mi. ligroine.
After s "7 tod R, 6-41truto iias cxtd. with 2'j'r.
KOH dfal. .,J Z1% N.A0,. Aft= dUir. the
alk, sotn. W-Ith vas exid, v"Ith
RW and wddixed by shmking 30 min, whh 12 g, FbC6 to
give Mr-Stivriat-A 'V~_vaDtko
95- I'M
(M).:_ Treatmint-of 10 M itt-_ 150 1111. A:40
_w" IS V" 7t ALst antl -107 na. twin ywdea U;
d. , - py .'
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JiVITA, V.; WEICHET, J.; 731CKA) V.
"Studies on the vitam-in K and vitamin E series. I. Ar improved ---reparati(,n of iitamin
Kl. II. Synthesis of the vitandn K analogs with a more chain. In Ge.,mmn.
C~
P. 583. Journal on chemisti-j and biochemistry issued by the, (Czechoslovak Academy
of Sciences.) Vol. 22, no. 2, Apr. 1957.
SO: Monthly Index of Last European Accession (=-A1) LC) Vol. 7, No. 5 MAY 1953

'~~\j iTA QAT I S L A
CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Organic Chemistry - Synthetic Organic G-2
Chemistry.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 8. 1958, 25o84
Author : Kvits, Vratislav, Weichet Jaroslav
Inst
Title New Method for the Preparation of 5-Methyl-Cyclohexanedi-
one-1,3
Orig Pub Chem. listy., 1957., 51., No 2j, 380-381; Sbe chekhosl.
khim. rabot,, 1957, 22., No 3., lo64-lo65
Abstract To Na-malonic ester (from 18 g Na and 132.6 g nalonic
ester) are added., at 90' and within 45 minutes, 78 g
pentene-2-one-4., after which the mixture is heated for
6 hours on a boiling water bath with 500 ml 18% aqueous
NaCH., to get 5-methyl-cyclohexanedione-1,3 (I) in the
form of the monohydrate., yield 70-5%.. mp 75-850. By re-
crystallization of monohydrate from CHjC00(:~,_Hir is obtai!-6
ned the anhydrous 11 MP 126-127% dioxime, MP 155'.
Card 1/2

CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Orgonic Chemistry - Synthetic Organic G-2
Chemistry.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya., No 8., 1958, 25084
In 60% alcohol, in the presence of several drops of
piperidine, I reacts very readily with aldehydes, to
form, with yields of 85-95%. the corresponding alkyli-
dene-bis-5-metliyl-cyclohexanecliones-1,3s which have
sharp melting points and can be Used to identify alde-
hydes. There have been prepared the derivatives of I
with GHXH0 (MP 111-), CH-;CH-CHCHO (MP 178'), and VfEh
3.,4,,5--Crimetboxy-benzaldehyde, NP 189'.
Card 2/2

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1'~ ~Ai _~i ing the ether Layer to neutr:dity, evapk, the ether, stirrius,
the residLe with 4D mL petr, ether (b. 40-W6), and swkluf
up the pruduct in the mine way as described under
gim V (method B). -The V (I S.) w=,dbsWvtd ia 11 mj.~
AcO and 12.5 uiL AcOH, 1.1 g. Ze dust md 0.03 Inj,'
C4114N add-d, tht mixt. Abaken unti] no decoloration oc--.
curred, then b6W a sbort that, tht um-mv,-d Za fifterc&
t,', nnd waihW tw-kc with 3 mL!zot AcOH and 2~ ral, 140,,,
11 e diakctaLe4 ~ t4, frora the fatrates ~a.85-oo% yiew
and were recrys. t from IICOH (th mwVxI 01 pmpa,
and m.p. of VI given)* 11, A 42-3', 674*; 12,
78', 57-
71,3% iii_B, 59-~ is.
tecamol MA UU&%ndscr
'DDU
and jarmilsk Hod~xV4~. :23~7.--CDU a Olt
mechy1hydraquinone (I)-*" a*y) ;n
f1i'l dtxuii~-d in the previous pipef at higher teWp. gave,
dpivs., Mv&.C'bdeC(OR).CWC_LID.
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mit 6M~x with BFrRt2O.ZnC% mint.
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)
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KVITA, V.; KSJIUt, J.
Use of polyphosphoric acid in organic synthesis. p. 164.
0EXICKE LISTY. (Ceskoslovenska akademie ved. Chemicky ustav) Praha,
Czechoslovakia, Vol. 53, no. 2, Feb. 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (iIAI), LC, Vol 8, no. 1-1, Nov. 1959
uncl.

KVITAq V,; WRICHET, J.
Studies in vitamin X and vitamin C series. IX. Total synthesis of
dibydropbytol. Coll Cz Chem 25 no.1:254-258 Ja 160. (EKAI 9:12)
1. Forschungsinstitut far Pharmazie und Blochemie, Prag.
(VITAM K)
(VITAM X)
(DIHrDROPHYTOL)

SMOLIK, S.~__KVITA, V.; WEIGBET, J.; TRCKA, V.
Studies in vitamin X and vitamin E series. X. Synthesis of vitamin
K analogue with unbranched side chain. Coll Cz Chem 25 no.1:2.59-
2L Ja 160. (EEAI 9:12)
1. Forschungsinstitut fur Parmazie und Biochemie Prag.
(VITAMIN K) (VITAMIN E) (VITAMIN Kl)

WEICHET, J.; BLAI4, L.; KVITA, V.
Studies in the vitaxim K aikd vitanin E series. XII.Synthesis of
2-motbyl-3-difarnesol-194-sapbtboquisone and related compouNds.
Coll Cz Chem 25 ro.71.1914-1921 JI t60. (EW 10'.90
1. Forso1mgsinstitat fur Pharmazie uxd Bioehemie, Prag.
(Vitamix K) (Vitamix E) (MetbTI group)
(ftruepol) (NaphthNubkone)

bit T14i
HACH V KVITA V.; KOLINSKY, J.; LIACEK, K. GSISR
no academic degrees indicated
Drugs (Leciva), Dolni hecholupy (for Hach$ Kvita., Kojinsky).'Resaarr-h Institute
for Pharmacy and Biochemistry., Praguo (for lheek)
Praguo., Collection of Czechoslovak Chemical Compunications',l No 1,, 1963..
pp 266-271
"Contribution to Brmization in the Acetophenon Series"

HACH, V; KVITAI V; KOLfNSKI, J.
V---~
Czechoslovakia
LHiva, DolnI N116cholupy, near Prague - (for all)
Prague, g9lIeclion jq& OzechoBloy Chemica Comm-unicati2n .
No 49 19639 PP 855-861
"Antimicrobe Aotive Derivates of p-Dich2loracetamido-
benzoiO Acid.",
I/

HACHI V.; KVITA, V.; KOLINSKY,.J.; MACEKI K.
Gontf, ibution to tho'bromination in tho .acetophanone sories. Coll
Cz Chem 29-tio.1:266-271 Ja 163,
v
1.-Leciva, Do'Lni Me.~cholupy (for liach, Kvita.and Kolinsky).
,:) .. -ForschungsinAitft fur Tharmazle un Bioohordie, Frag (for 14aoek).

HACH~ V.j EVITA) V.; KOLINSKY) J.
Active animicrobic derivatives of p-dichloraoptamidobenzoic
acid. CoU Cz Chem 28 no.4:855-862 Ap 163, 1
1. Leciva, Dolni Mochnolupy bei Prag.

HACII, V,. j _KArJ'rA IT,
I - I- X-1--,
Data on the preparattor of oxine
i odd ne. i"esk. farr. !-~ 0 164.
1. Leciva n,p. Praha.

HACH, I;V,-T
13
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA
AVITA V HAC,., V.; KAKAGj B.; KOLINSKY, J.
Leciv,, ~jolni 1-lecholupy and Research Institute fc.-,
Pharmacy and Biochemistry - (for all),
Prague,, Colloction of Czechoolovak Chenical Conrr.-,~..nj-
cations, No 11,, Novemberl 5, PP 3767-M-1---
"Synthe3~Lb o~ W-4-methylloboline*"

KVITAI
U-Y-1y; #-' I I G I
Gbanges in the total protein and protein fractions of the
hLood serum in scarlet fover. Soob. AN Grtiv. SSR 39 no.3*
6(Y7-611 S 165. (MIFA m-20)

i; 7 ~Tl A. I
SORMINSKIY, A.F., kAndidat meditminskM nauk (Stavropol'); KVITASR. T.A.
(Stavropol'); IGOMIV, S.D. (Stavropoll).
Discontinuous sloop and local therapy of certain akin diseases.
Vast, von. i dorm, no-301 Mr-Je 154.
(SKIN--DIBIUSIS) (SIMP-THIUMUTIC USI)

BOISHTEM, M.Ye.. podpolkovnik meditsinakuy Sluzhbyt kand.med.nauk; KVITASH,
_-_ V.A.-,--pDdpolkovnik meditsinskoy sluzhby, kand.med.nauk
Glinical importance of the ear17 stages of degenerative diseases
of theqpinee Voen*-med,zhur* no.12:72-75 159. (MIRA 14:1)
tSFn&-DIMMw)

GALIPERIN, Yu.B.; BONDLMMO, L.P.; KVITASH,-V.A., kand. med. nauk.
Otogenous abscess of the temporal lobe with atynical clinical course.
Vent.otorin. 21 no.2:90-91 Mr-Ap .159. (MIR& 12:4)
1. Iz Solnechnogorskoy gorodakoy bollnitay (HoakovokBva oblaRt').
(TBMPOR&L 1031, abscess,
otogenous, atypical case (Rua))

KVITASfrVILI, A.A.
Clinical aspects and diagnosis of infectious mononucleosis.
Soob. ATI Gruz. SSR 38 no.1:227-232 Ap 165. (laPA 18:12)

V ~ -~ t X, ~'-' " i v ~ L_ ~ , Q_Z~ - V
1USSR/Medicine Scarlet fever FD-2301
Card 1/1 pub 148 - 2/36
Author Kvitashvili, G.,V.,; Elizbarashvili, L. N.; Bibineyahvili, M. V.;
redanlya, U. M.
Title The clinical and epidemiological characteristics of scarlet fever
on the basis of data collected at a clinic of infectious diseases
during 1931-1947
Periodical Zhur. mikro. epid. i immun. No 2, 10-13, Feb 1955
Abstract Outline the clinical and epidemiological aspects of scarlet fever
in Thilissi during 1931-47, considering infection with this dis-
ease as a single, uninterrupted epidemiologicalprocess extending
over 14 years. State that the average lethality from scarlet
fever during this period was 8.9% and that the causative factor of
the disease became milder, i.e. produced a less severe form of the
infection towards the end of the period. One graph.
Institution Clinic of'Infectious Diseases, Thilissi Medical Institute
Submitted August 10, 1953- .1

Country : USSR E
Category: Virology. Bacterial Viruses (Phageo)
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol, No 23, 1958, No 103470
Author Kvitaohvili G-V-
Inst
Title Indications for the Use of Dysentery Phage and Its
Thorapoutic Effectiveness
Orig Pub: Sb. BV~teriofagiya. Tbilisi, Gruzmedgiz,
1957, 269-273
Abstract: Conr?arative clata are presented on the treatment of
patients wit]a acute dysentei-y with ..)ha-eo, anti-
biotics and sulfonamides. The boot effect was
obtaine(I through the use of pha-e. The effectiveness
Lj
of pha.-e was greater in the treatment of adults than
Card 1/2
COuntry USSR E
Category: Virology. Bacterial Viruses (Phages)
,~bs JOur: Ref ZhUr-Biol-, No 23, !958, No lo347o
of children, and when the phage was Given on the first
to third day of the disease. --- Ya. I. Rautenshteyn.
Card 2/2

MTASHVILI, 0. V.
"Indications to the use of dysentery bacteriophage and
its therapeutic effectiveness."
report submitted at the 13th All-Union Congress of Wgienistsp Epidemiologists
and Infectionist9j, 1959.

-KVITASHVILI, G.V.
Diagnosis and treatmout of chronic dysentery. Soob.AN Grus.
SSIR 24 n0-3:363-370 Mr 160. (MIU 13:7)
1. Tbilissldy gosudar-stvennyy meditsinskiy institut. Predst&vleno
chlenom-korrespondentom Akademii nauk Grusinakoy SSSR. I.Ta.
Tatishvili.
(DrSIMTRY)

,kv1T-C1-1Al51vYtK1
r-HMIIT, V,)(-; KVITCHMNY-T, G.I.
WOrking experience Of a mixed team in saying metal. Lit.proisv.
no.6:30-31 S 154. OUA 7: 10 )
(Founding)

64 - ~4 a ~04
A L, 9~4 "I L -,P- j -j -it A. t- U 9 S, 1-
- TF
3417* U31 OF FLINT CIAY 11 CASTING PIT WRACTORIESo
Xvitchanka, 1. P. and Vdavichankot As I* (ognsuporys
-'N
1
94, 91'. 11, Was. 11-12, 39). A note is givan
00 a an laboratory trials in which an Armenian flint clay
go- ~~- -,
was used as a substitute for grog in receiver briak
and mineve butobst.
B. R. R. A.
goo
we 0
zoo
M 0
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Wilt
rW 0 M v '1 )9 bi 5 d] a 5 1 v
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to itN &1 11 it K a K tz I FA

E'VITCHEMP'.0, !. F., Engr.; BELIKOV, Ye. i.
'Work organization in the dx~ring section of the plant 'Y,.rasna,,,a Zvr--zdat"
Ogneupory, No, 1, 1948.

XVITCH M 01 1. P.
PA 12/49T59
Sep
Ceramics, Firing
P.
*Firing Ware in the 'Kraenaya Zvezdal Plant," I.
Kritchanko, Engr, 3 pp
"Ogneapor.v" voi xin, No 9
Describes firing routine and relative cost of each
stage; with graphs and diagmms.
12/4M-

KVITCHENKO 1. P.
ilgM/ingineering Relffactories, Mar 51
Equipment
"Utilization of the Beat of 'Waste Gases in Periodic
Kilns," 1. F,, Kvitchenko
IlOgneupory" No 3, PP 99-103
To decease beat losses in waste gases of periodic
kilns, constructed air heater (recuperator) to
supply hot air for tunnel driers. Device is in-
stalled in smoke flues of periodic kilns. Use of
waste gases eliminates operation of flame heater to
supply driers with hot air, and conserves fuel.
Describes constr.nmd operation.
181
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KVITCHENKO, I.P.
Manufacture of highly aluminous products from native, bigbly
aluminous raw materials in the Chinese People's Republic.
Ogneupory 21 no.5:234-235 156. (MLRA 9:10)
(China--Rafractnry materials)

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131-1-8/14
AMIORs Kvitchunko, I. P.
TI2LE% An Attempt of Pressing Fire-Clay Beams for Glass Melting Furnaces
on a 750 t Friction Press (Opyt pressovaniya shataotnykh bruslyev
dlya steklovarennykh pechey na 750 t frilctsionnom presse)
PERIODICAL: Ogneupory, 1958, Nr 1, Pp. 35 39 (USSR)
ABSTMICT: The constructoT~s of the factory together with the laborers equipped
the 750 t fric+.ion press with an ejector mechanism, a movable mold,
with facilities for the mechanized supply of the mass to the mold
and for taking out the pressed beam (figure 1). ne ma 9s of fire-
clay prepared in the pan grinder is after siftinG supplied to a
distributing bunker from where it is led to the mold by means of a
channel. The movable mold is represented in figure 2. The ejecting
mechanism io to be seen in figure 3. The scheme of the device for
tazl-.in-- out the ready-pressed beam is recorded in figure 4. The
process of the manufacture of a glass beam on the press is as fol-
lovis: 1.) Before filling the press with mass its walls are smeared
with a mixture of petroleum and stearin in the ratio 00:10;
2.) an extension piece guaranteeing the reception Of the required
quantity of mass for the given beam is mounted on the mold;
Card 1/2 3.) the first pressin, which compresses the mass to the heii-zht of

131-1-8/14
An Attc..ipt of Prcscin- Fire-Clay Deauiu for Glass 11eltint.- Purnaces on a 7-0 t
-ict-'on Press
extension, i.e. to 150 to 250 mm, t~:,kes place slowly. 'Chen the ex-
tension piece is taker off and the presoin~; is finished With 5 - 6
blows;
4.) the first beam pros--edlis viciflied and the quantity of nass is
correspondingly corrected:
The la~,or for Class-beaus consijts of fire-clay of the clay
85 ~; vi-nd of the clay ~1-1-15 The fire-clay Granulation, opti-
LIUM moicture content of the mass, an~ the dross density are jiven.
,,'he di:~icncions of the pressed bca.-i are 503 x 402 x 303 min, its
"ciLlit 132 - 136 kg. It possesses cxact an '-lea and surfaces and
its ouLward ap-,earance is much better than that of a stanped beam.
Yho press i8 operated by three v;ofcers and the attained output is
60 bea!;is or 6 t repectively per layer. The physical-chemic,,L1 cha-
rnctc,r_J,3tico of the -,laso beam are -,iven in the t,,ble. "Ohere are
4 . ii. 1 table.
Semilu]wkiy ogneupornyy zavod
(SemilWci Refractory Products Plant)
ILI' '01! - XO 0 3
M':': Library of ~ 11
1. Beans-Processing 2. Refractory materials
.~~A '11/2

AUTHORSi Kvitchenkoj IL.~. Markevich, 1. -5. 131-23-5-3/16
'naferman, M. Ya.
TITLE: Application of Natural Gas in the Manufacturing of Fire-
Clay Products (Primeneniye prirodnogo gaza v proizvodstve
shamotnykh izdeliy)
YERIODICALs Ogneupory, 1958, Vol. 23, Nr 5, pp. 20.1-204 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The thermal power of the natural gy from the Stavropol'
place of discovery is 85oo kcal/ m . Its chemical composition
_00 C
-0,1; N2 - 193-
H
in % is: CH
-97,6; c
H6 -o51 c
H1
0
8
2
3
4
4
The work department n. 5 of the Semilukak works has rotary
driers, air heaters for tunnel drying plants, periodic kilns
for burning products and clay into fire-o3W, shaft furnaces,
an annular kiln and a central boiler plant. The department
needs 4500 m3 of natural gas per hour for firing the above
aggregates. The pressure in the gas 1-inefor natural gas is
4-6 atmospheres excess pressure. In the heat plants with high
gas consumption RD pressure regulators are used additionally.
In figure I such a pressure regulator, built into an annular
kiln, is shown. Periodic kilns and rotary fters are equipped
Card 1/2 with low-pressure torches which permit to regulate the gas

Application of Natural Gas in the Manufacturing of Fire- 131-2 3-5-3/16
C191 Products supply from lo to 6o 0 / per hour (figure 2). The firings
of the steam boilers as well as of the rotary driers and hea-
ters are equipped with gas burners of the type Tsarik as can
be seen from figure 3- In figure 4 the scheme of the gas supp-
ly to the chamber of an annular kiln is shown. A gas firing
for a loo ton periodic kiln can be seen in figure 5, and in
figure 6 a gas firing for a rotary drier of an output of
12-14 tons per hour is shown. Furthermore the equipment of
kilns with gas burners is described in detail. In figure 7
curves of the burning of products bymeans of generator and
natural gas in annular kilns is shown and ir. figure 8 the
same curves by means of solid fuel andlaatural gas. By the
change-over to natural gas the finish of the products impro-
ved and also the waste portion has been reduced to about
half its value. Also the quality of fire-ely improved con-
sider~Lbly, the same as its water-absorbifig_ capacity. The dry-
ing period in the tunnel drying plants was reduced by 6% the
same as the waste. There are 8 figures.
ASSOCIATIONt Semilukskiy ogneupornyy zavod (Semiluki Works for Refractories)
AVAILABLE% Library of Congress
Card 2/2 1. Metallurgy 2. Fuels 3. Natural gas - Applications

15(2) SOV1131-59-8-5114
AUTHORSt Xvi'.ohenk(,, I. P., Markevich, I. S.
TITLE: Machine for Setting Glaus Beama
PERIODICAL: Ogneupory, 1959, Nr 8j PP 350--3c4 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs In the Semiluki Plant a machine for setting glass beams was
designed in 1955 following a suggestion by T. Ye. Trofimov,
-which however proved to be imperfect. All present, a second
improved model has beon designed, by means of which the fur--
nace can be filled up to the vault,, thus leading to ar in-
orease in the output. Figure I shows the appearance of such
a setting machine. Its capacity amounts Up to 40 t per seven-
hour shift. Figure 2 gives a general view of the machinej and
figure 3 illustrates the kinematic scheme of the latter;
finall~j it is described in detail. Its small. size and high
mobility are particularly pointed out. It is capable of lifting
a glass beam from any position and placing it up to a height
of 3 m. The machine is operated by one person,. There are 3
figures.
ASSOCIATION: Semilukskiy ogneupornyy zavod (Semiluki Plant for Refractory
Card 1/1 Products)

MTITCHEIMOp I.P.
Manufacture of fire-clay and fire-clay carborundum pipes.
Ogneupory 26 no. 2:58-59 261. (ISM 14-.2)
1. Semilukohy obnoupornyy zavod.
(Beat regenerators) (Fire clay)

KVITCHENKOl I.P.; SHAYMWI, M.Ya.
-Testing a periodic kiln for firing glass Ammee, brick by nat=al
gas. Ogneupory 26 no. 4:166-170 t61. (MA 14:5)
1. Somilukakiy ogneupor-Ayy zavod.
(Kiln )

TSVETKOVp V.N.; ANDREYEVAI L.N.; KVITCHENKOj L.N.
Flow birafringence and flexibility of deoxyribonuclele etci.d
molecules. Vynokom. aced. ? no.11:2001-2005 N 165.
(Mila lg:,L)
1. Institut vysokomolokulyarnykh soyedineniy AN SSSR. Submitted
March 20, 1965.
1 *tit - , -r.., I .. . ?.,.w

KVITrCHENKO
Devices used for checking trailer brake valves and air -distribution
valves. Avt.transp. 35 no.11:14-15 N 157. (MIRA 10~12)
(Tractors--Brakes--Testing)

BRONSHTEYN, L.A.. kand.tekhn.nauki nauchnyy aotradnik; BILIBIN, I.Y..
nauchnyy sotrudnik; KVIT-C-HENKO nauchnyy sotrudnik;
LVIN, D.M., nauchn3. ~at ;~an!~; NADEZRDIN, B.H., nauchnyy
ri
sotradnik; NOVIKOVA, A.I., nauchnyy sotrudnik; POIIIZOVKIN*
A.N., nauchnyy sotrudnik; SHNYNIN, A.g., nauchuyy sotradnik;
ZUYZVA, H.K., takhn.red.
(Operational and economic evaluation of truck-trains of various
composition] Ekspluatatsionno-skonomicheeknia otsenka avtopoezdov
razlichnogo sostava. Moskva, Nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo avtotranap.
lit-ry. No.l. [ZIL truck train] Avtopoazda ZIL. 1958. 58 P.
(MIRA 12:12)
1. Moscow. Nauchno-insledovatellskiy institut avtomobillnogo
transporta. 2. Hauchno-Iseledovatel'skiy inBtitut avtomobillnogo
transporta (for all,except Zuyeva).
(Automobile trains)

BRONWIMI. L.A., kand.tekhn.nauk; WTI~HMO.-la2.; NOVIKOVA, A.I.i
Prinimali uchastiye: LSSOT, Yu.I.; ITKIND. I.I.. HARMS, S.L.,
red.; GALAKTIONOYA. U.N., takhn.rea.
(Operational and economic evaluation of motor-vehicle traine with
diverse formation) Ikepluatataiiono-ekonomicahsksia otoonka avto-
poazaov razlichnogo sostava. Moskva, Avtotransizdat. No.2. (The
GA2-51P tractor with the PAZ-744 semitrailer) Tiagach GAZ-51P s
polupriteepom PAZ-744. 1959. 41 po (MIRA 13-10
1. Moscow. Nauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut avtomobillnogc.
transports. 2. Sotrudniki Bauchno-issledovatellskogo inBtituta
avtomobillnogo transporta (1111M) (for Bronshtayn.Kvitchanko, Novilcova).
3. Glavnyy inzhener Upravleniya torg*ovogo transports- Glavmosavtotranes
(for Leeov). 4. Nachallnik otdela skepluatatsii Mostorgtransa (for
Itkind).
(Tractor traine)

ARXHIPJCTS. Ye.Ya. (Xiyov); BONWOVIGH, I.M. (Kharlkov)l BMANOV, Y.N. (Xiyev);
GALUSXIN. T.B, (Kiyev); GOGOTSI. G.A. (Nikolayev); GORBUNOVA, N.H.,
Wyev); GCRMTSKIT. B.A. (Kiyev)-, DYADYUSHA. G.G. (Xiyev). KATSNELISON,
I.Te. (Dnepropetrovsk); XVITCHUX, A.A. (Ityev); KIRILLOV. I.A.. (Xrym)
0'0A"P1j-NMWSXIy. V.V. (KiyeV)
KONOPLTASOYA. H.S. (Cherno ..- PONWARMO,
A.A. (Stanislav); MCHANSKIY. A.I. (Kiyev); POPOV, Y.N. iKiypv);
PTASHNIKOVA. I.V. (Uzbgorod), STISEMO, N.G. (Kiyev)-, CHAYKIN, H.M.
(Vinnitea); SHAPOSHNIKOVA, N.N. (Xiyev); SHPORTYUK, V.I. Wyev);
TANKOO N.H. (Stalinakeye oblast'); SYNCHNIKOVA, N., redaktor;
SHORWSKIY. V., tekhmichaskiy redaktor
[Tourist routes through the Ukraine) Turistskie marshruty po Ukraine.
Kiev. Izd-vo TsK LKSHU nMolod'.0 1957. 368 p. (HIBA 10:8)
(Ukraine--Description and travel)

Z/039/60/021/02/009/o37
E192/E535
AUTHOR: Kvitek, Emil, Engineer, Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITLE: Design-~-fLinear Networks,,on the Basis of Noise Matrices
PERIODICAL: Slaboproudyo obzor, 1960, Vol 21, No 2, pp 96-102
ABSTRACT: A four-terminal network (quadripole) can be represented
by a generalized equivalent circuit. Such a circuit can
contain noise sources which depend on the currents and
voltages applied to it from an external device as well as
independent noise sources. A linear quadripole can be
described by
Ii = Y11U1 + Y12 U2
12 = Y21UI + Y 22U 2 (5)
where 11 and Ul are the current and voltage at the
input of the quadripole, while I. and U2 are the
current and voltage at the output. The parameters Y ij
Card 1/5 represent the admittance elements of the quadripole.

Z/039/60/021/02/009/037
E1~2/E535
Design of Linear Networks on the Basis of Noise Matrices
If the quadripole contains noise sources, these can be
represented by equivalent current sources X and i 2
(see Fig 1). In this case the equations of the system are
as follows:
11 Y11U1 + Y12U2 + ill
12 Y21U1 + Y22U2 + i 2o
The currents 1 1 and 1 2 may not be entirely independent,
in which case their correlation can be expressed by Eq (7).
The matrix of the quadripole can be expressed not only in
terms of the admittance parameters but by means of
impedance or mixed parameters; these are indicated in
Table 1. The noise sources in such cases also have to be
expressed. in a different manner; this is illustrated in
Figs 2. The conversion of the matrix parameters, from
Card 2/5 one type of matrix to another, can be done on the basis of

Z/039/60/021/02/009/037
E192/E535
Design of Linear Networks on the Basis of Noise Matrices
Table 2. The conversion of the noise sources can be
effected by employing Table 3- A very convenient
representation of the internal noise sources is shown in
Fig 3. This can also be represented by the equivalent
circuit shown in Fig 4. It is seen that the noise
sources are transferred to the input of the quadripole
and are represented by the equivalent noise resistances
(conductances) and correlation admittances or impedances.
These equivalent noise parameters are defined by
I D r-T-9
lul - lil-
R Yk -T (8)
n -z f gn 4k T 6f
0 0
F,-F2 u
I no I J2 (9)
n 4k T OAf n T0 b f
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E19Z/E535
Design of Linear Networks on the Basis of Noise Matrices
Y - iuIK zc = uiX (10)
c fuly J..12
where k is the Boltzmann constant and Af is the
frequency bandwidth. The noise resistances and
admittances can be expressed in terms of the equivalent
parameters of the quadripole matrix. The noise figure
of the quadripole can therefore be expressed in terms of
the matrix parameters, the correlation impedance or
admittance and the impedance of the signal source. The L/
noise figure is given by Eqs (14). The minimum value Of
the noise figure is expressed by Eqs (18). The above
results can be used to determine the noise parameters of
a system of two quadripoles. These parameters foy
parallel, series and series-parallel connections of two
quadripoles, both of which contain internal noise
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E192/E535
Design of Linear Networks an the Basis of Noise Matrices
two quadripoles, of which only one is "noisy", are
indicated in Table 5. The analysis is valid for the
case when the quadripoles have a comparatively narr--~w
frequency bandwidth.
There are 5 tables, 5 figures and 25 references,
6 of which are Czech, I Soviet, 12 German and 6 English.
ASSOCIATION: Ustav pro vyzkum radiotechniky, Opo'coinek
(Institute for Radio Engineering Research, Opocinek)
SUBMITTED: August 15, 1959
Card 5/5

KVITUv I.; POPOVp lu.P.; RYABOV,, lu.V.
Ternary fission of u235 an resonance neutrons. IAd, fiz. 2
no.4s677-681 0 163. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Oblyedinennyy institut yadernykh isoledovaniy.

KVITF"SHVILI, A-V.
Table for mixing plaster in thhe dental prosthesis offices'
Stomatologiia 37, no.4:71 JI-Ag 158, (MIRA 3-1:9)
1. 1z zuboproteznogo otdeleniya (zav. A.A* Xvitelashvili) kurortnoy
polikliniki Ho.1 g. Sochi (dir. A.A. Korobeynikov).
(DENTAL PROS TEDBS IS-ZqUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES)

KVIT3NKO. H.K., inzh.
of an earth moving, self-unloading vessel. Sudoetroonie
2? fi.e.231 no.10:46 0 '57. (MIRA ll.-2)
(Shipbuilding)

MINIOVICH, I.A. assistent, KVITIZISKATA, A.S.; starosta gruppy karsantov
.........0.. W~~
Training of pharmacy organizers. Apt.delo 4 no.3127-28 MY-JO 155.
1. Iz kafedry organizatsii farmataevticbeekogo dela Kiyevskogo
instituta usovershenstvovanlya vrachey.
(PHATMACT,
in Rassia. train. of pharm.organizers)

KVITINSKIY., N. M, Can (dIsBO "OW Development of-
al and Written Rupsi~ d Fifth-Class Students
0 1 an~4~43~1
-vA
Kabard$ Schoolsio Literature-Reading Lessons." 1403, 1957.
A36 pp 20 cm. (Acqdemy of Pedagogical Sciences RSFSR, Scientific
Research lnst-*w'M!r Educational Methods), 100 copies, (KL, 25-57,120)
- 4-

SOV/ 124-58-8-9051
Translation from: Iteferativnyyzhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 8, p 106 (USSR)
AUTHORS: __Kvilka, A-L. _,~garev, V.A., Umanskiy, E.S.
TITLE: Using an Electrical-analog Method to Solve the Axisymmetrical
Problem of the Theory of Elasticity in a Case Where Influences
are Being Exerted by Centrifugal Forces and Temperature
Fields (K resheniyu, osesimmetrichnoy zadachi teorii uprugosti
metodorn elektromodelirovaniya v sluchaye deystviya tsentro-
bezhnykh sil i temperaturnykh poley)
PERIODICAL: I _Izv.Kiyevsk. politekhn. in-ta, 1956, Vol 19, pp 455-461
ABSTRACT: To solve the axisymmetrical problem of the theory of elas-
ticity the authors propose an electric al-analog method based on
an analogy existing between the differential equations which
describe, respectively, the deformation of an elastic body and
the distribution of the potential in the corresponding electrical
analog. The method is designed to permit study of the stress
distribution in an elastic body (having the form of a body of
revolution) subjected to axisymmetric surface stresses and
body stresses (i.e., centrifugal forces) and being unevenly
Card 1/3 heated, the latter circumstance giving rise to an axisymmetric

SOV/124-58-8-9051
Using an Electrical -analog Method (cont.)
temperature field. When only the surface stresses are operative, i.e., when
the problem can be adequately described by homogeneous differential equa-
tions, the stresses present are determined as functions of the two stress
functions 0 and 11 which satisfy the system of differential equations
2 2 a 2Q
17 10 =0, V, 0= =
8z
wherein
V 2 82 1 a + a
:-- 9-
r2 Or azz
I
In the general case, the expressions for the stresses contain the two func-
tions 0 and 11 as well as special solutions for the respective inhorno-
geneous equations describing the influence of the centrifugal forces and the
effect of the uneven heating. The diff erential- equation system based on the
functions 0 and 0 is set up in terms of finite differences and is solved on
an electric network integrator having three resistance networks which simu-
late the region of the 'elastic body under investigation. The potentials
Card Z/3

SOV/124-58-8-9051
Using an Electrical -analog Method (cont.)
encountered at the junction points of the first network correspond to the
values of the functx
yn those at the junction points of the second network
to the values of a 11 /az those at the junction points of the third net-
work to the values of the function 0 . In addition, all the interior junction
points of the second network are linked through source resistances to the
corresponding junction points of the third network. The boundary conditions
for the functions 0 and 0 are fulfilled by the method of successive
approximations. The authors include no estimate of the error inherent in
their method, and they give no example of the method's application to a
specific case.
A.D. Kovalenko
Card 3/3

180,T) MAU I DOOX ZXPWr?ATZM 307/21TO
kkadoiniya nau3c Ukrainalwl SSR. Inetitut astallokorulkl, I BP~tslal'-
nybft oplarov
Vopme,
Y, po shkovoy astallurtit I prothnosti materialov, v7P. 5
(Proble"ro In Powder Metallurgy and Strength or materials, Mr 5)
XIYOTP 12d-To AN U33Ro 1958. IT2p. 2vOOO copies printed.
Md. or Publishing House s To. A. Sanoldcvalov; Tech. Rd.: V.YQ.
Wdyarava; 9ditcrial Boards I.N. Frantsey1ch (Romp. Rd.), I.K.
Pedorchanko, U.S. Plaamnko, G.V.3aasonov, and V.V. Qrlgor'YOY&.
PURP=s Thiss collection or articles to Intended for a wide elmle
or scientists and engineers in the research and production or pow-
der attailtzrgy. It way also be useful to advanced student* or
metallurgical Institutes.
CCVZRA=t Thin collection or articles describes the results of In-
ventlgatioras mad* at the Institut notallo kerastikil spetslal'tiykh
oplawov, AN USSR (Institute of Powder Metallurgy And Special Al-
loys, Acadonny of Sciences, Ukrainian 3SR). The physical and chon-
materials used in DOW -0.r. 1*~tAl1.urgy are d.-.---*'
Gunned. Katorlalo described an new, production p,0c~ssg,, "d
MtbOds and results Of SOChAnIO&I t4x-1AZ are described. No per-
SQUAlitlss awe mentioned. References follow each article.
?ANA oF c ENZ31
3 , and V.A. Chobotarev. Device for Testing Most-
ials f6`r-U-_n_g-T1istr*ngtL1 and Creep During Ten-
sion and Bonding 121
The authors describe construction of the now Id-3 device and
its advantages over other existing devices.
21T. and A.L. Xvitka. Certain Probleas in
J". 14 134
The authors discuss the functions or stresses, equations of con-
ti~ity of dorcrmAtionsp solutions in terms of the functions of
displansmsents and stresses, and the utilization of electrical
analogue simulation.
jtuzhitskly, S.M. Investigating the Strength of Interference-Cit 16o
P~_rdZnwnt-XaT=V- Under Static Torsion
The author describes the mathods and results of his experi-
espatal investigations of the strength of press- and shrink-rlt
om__L0Lnts ~pf_sawplqa made of a typical construction carbon-steel
previously norsaliz .ad at 850'C.
Shchopetidna, X-1. Strength of Acetate Motion Picture riln at Nor
~W-Zrwrwtwd-Tomperaturss 16T
The author p"sents the results of an ox"rimantal. determine-
tion or the proportional limit, yield point, ultimate strength,
relative oloragation at static fracture, shear strength, Rnd re-
slatame to Lapact or action picture ftlx.
AvAIrAWJ: Libr*ary of Congress
00/b
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AG&REV, V.A.; IRIANSKIY, B.S.; KVITKA, A.L.
Solution of the axially symmetrical temperature problem in
the elasticity theory. Vop*por.met. i prochn.mat. no-5:134-
159 '58. (MIR& 12:8)
(Elasticity--Electromechanical analogies)

r~OV/21-58-11-4/28
0
AUTHORS: Umanskiy, E.S., Kvitka, A.L. and Agarev, V.A.
11_~__
TIT~E: A Method of Initial Functions in the Axisymmetric Problem
of the Theory of Elasticity (Metod nachalinykh funktsiy
v osesimmetriohnoy zadache teorii uprugosti)
PERIODICAL: Dopovidi Akademii nauk Ukrainalkoi RSR, 1958, Nr 11,
pp 1167-1171 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors present the statical and physical equations of
the axisymmetic problem, eXDressed through the four initial
functions, in two variantst the first of them is used in
cases when boundary conditions on a surface r = f z) (ir
particular for a cyliner r = const) should be satisfied;
the second variant is applied for the rigorous observance
of conditions on the planes z - con8t. Making use of the
V.Z. Vlasov Z-Ref 1_7 method, the authors i7ive a general
solution of the axisymmetric problem of the theory of ela-
sticity with taking into consideration some inertial and
temperature effects. The solution of some particular pro-
Card 1/2 blems is reduced to the integration of ordinary differentia':

SOV/21-58-11-4/2e
A Method of Initial Functions in the Axisymmetric Problem of the 7;.eory
of Elasticity
equations. If one or another order of this equation is cl~,oe-
en, the approximate solution of the prcblem is obtained.
This meViod is also extended to the problem of torsion of
a solid of revolution. There are 2 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONi Kiyevskiy politekhnicheskiy institut (Kiyev Polytechnical
Institute)
PRESENTED: By Member of the AS UkrSSR, G.N. Savin
SHIMMED% TUY 8, 1958
NOTE: Russian title and Russian 6ames of individuals and institu-
tions appearing in this article have been used in the
transliteration.
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KVITYCA. A. L.
Cand Too Sci, Diss -- "Electrical simulation of the axisymmetric pro-
blem in the theory of elasticity (as applicable to investigation of
the stressed state of turbomachine elements)~ Kiev, 1961. 30 pp with
drawin a, 20 om (Inst of metalloceramics and Spec Alloys, Acad Sci
UkrSSRT, 180 copies, Not for sale M, No 9. 19610 p 182, No 24344).
L'61-54099

PISARENKO, Georgiy Stepanovich, prof., doktor tekhn. nauk; AGAREV,
Viktor Andreyevich,-kand. tekhn. nauk; KVITKA, Aleksand.-
_Llypy1ch, kand. tekhn. nauk; POPKOV, Vik~~d-k -Grigorlyevich,
kaW. tekhn. nauk; UMANSKIY, Emmanuil Solomonovich., kand.
t4khu-nauk; ZELENYUK, Ye.Ye., inzb., red.izd-va;
red.
[Strength of materials] Soprotivlenie materialov. [By) G.S.
Pisarenko i dr. Kiev, Gostekhizdat USSR., 1963. 790 p.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN Ukr.SSR (for Pisarenko).

PISAIMKO, Georgiy Stepanovich, akaderrdk; AGAREV, Vlktor .,rllreyevich;
UITKA Ueksaz:dr~.-!.IvovJh; POFKUV., V-Jzktor Gr4..,:--?j,p-jCj,-
ZN
So omonovich; MAZ CV, B.A., red.
(Course on the strength of materials) Kurs soprotivleniia ma-
terialov. [By] G.S.Pizarenko i dr. Kiev, AN URcT,, 196/,. 467 p.
(MTIIA 17: 10)
1. Akader,.iya nauk Ukr.S.Ili (for Fisarenko).

Y.AMIITSKIY,, Arkadiy Grigorlyevich, inzh.; KVITKA A L , kand.
tekhn. naukp retsenzontj
[Strength of materials] Soprotivlenie materialov. Kiev,
Tekhnika, 1965. 134 P- (MIRA 19:1)

G.T., ln:!herer.
N%r developments in tole erection. Kok. i to-ri. tiai-e. no.":34-
I - j
-"(- Mr ' 57. (MlAk 10:6)
1. Chu3ovekiy ucbastok rmergoonabzItenlya dorogi.
(Electric

-- KV ITKA in zh .
Manually operated vindlAss used Inste,"d of A compound block And
tackle. Blek. i tepl. tiagn 2 no.2:16 F 158. (mIRA 11:4)
(Windlosess) (Electric rnilroAds--Wires and wiring)

MTKA, G,P.
quartz neogeneses of the sediments in the Tatarian stage of the
Atyubin.rik portion of the Ural Mountain reEion. Uch.zap. SGU 74g
267-270 160, (F,.IRA 15:7)
(Aktyubinsk Province-Quartz)

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AUTHOR: Kvitka, O.L.
TITLE: Investigation of the Stressed and Strained St.--.P of
Short Thick-Walled Cylinders Subjected to Axisyml'~:-Urical
Loading With the Aid"of Computers in the Case of Arbi-
trary Radial Loading.
PERIODICAL: Dopovid-i Akademiyi nauk Ukrayinslkoyi RSR, 1950,, Nr 10,
pp 1071-1076 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Discussing the two conventional methods CRef. 1,2,4,r'
6,2 for solving the axisymmetrical problem in order to
investigate the stressed and strained state of a short
thick-walled cylinder subjected to axisymmetrical load-
ing in the case of arbitrary radial loading, and quoting
their shortcomings, the Author suggests a new method to
be used for this purpose. It is based on a simultaneous
utilization of electric models and comDuters for solving
the system of linear algebraic equations. The article
covers a detaileddescription of this new method, by
Card, 1/2 which the axisymmetrical problem can satisfactorily be
11~~
IV

SOV21-59-10-6/26
Investigation of the Stressed and Strained State of Short Thick-
Walled Cylinders Subjected to Axisymmetrical Loading With the Aid
of Computers in the Oaso. of Arbitxrtry R-,adlal Loaclblg
solved and which also permits the compiling of tables
for the calculation of short thick.-walled cylinders
subjected to arbitrary radial loading. The method can
be extended in case of action of normal loading, on
butts and tangential loading on cylindrical surfaces.
For solving the thermo-elastic, problem, an analogical
method has been proposed. There are 3 graphs, 3 tab-
les, and 6 references, 4 of which are Soviet and 2
English.
ASSOCIATION: Kyyivs1kyy politekhnichnyy instytut (Kiyev Polytechni-
cal Institute).
PRESENTED: By H.N. Savin, Member of the AS UkrSSR
SUBMITTED: June 27, 1959
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66693
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AUTHOR: Kvitka, O.L.
TITLE: Investigation of Stressed and Deformed State of Short
Thick-Walled Cylinders in the Case of Arbitrary Axial
Loading, with the Help of Computers
PERIODICAL: Dopovidi Akademi7i nauk Ukrayinslkoyi RSR, 1959,
Nr 12t PP 1300-1305 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author presents a method of solving the axisym-
metric problem, which allows compiling tables for cal-
culation of short thick-walled cylinders subjected to
arbitrary axial loads as shown in Figure 1, or to the
effect of a tangential loading on the surface areas.
Practically, sufficiently reliable calculations can
be made (a's shown in Figure 2) by a foimula based on
the principle of superposition
k~ L1%
6L
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66693
SOV/21-59-12-2/20
Investigation of Stressed and Deformed State of Short Thick-Walled
Cylinders in the Case of Arbitrary Axial Loading, with the Help of
Computers
wherein Xk is loading intensity at points k,6LW
~~
and C
- are stresses and deformations caused by the
L
K C_1%
effects of a single triangular load
M
and a counterbalancing load CK) for example sk
(Figure 2b), k is node index on the contour experien6ing
an axial load, and s is total number of contour nodes.
This formula can be used, however, only in conjunction

with a table of calculated stresses e and defor-
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called by the author specific stresses
mations rL
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how to calcu-
(deformations). Explanations are given
late them using the formulas (4-8) and 11) , and illus-
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Computers
ASSOCIATION:
PRESENTED:
SUBMITTED:
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Stressed and Deformed State of Short Thick-Walled
Case of Arbitrary Axial, Loading, with the Help of
bodies having.more complex.form. of. axial cross-section,
when the calcula-tion-acheme. is assumad-to. contain
several cylinders (Figure 4, for example). There are
4 tablez . 3 drawi-ngs, I- set --of Arawimgz -and 6. ref eren-
ces, 4 of . which are SoLvIet and 2- English.
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June 30, 1959
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AUTHORS; Zubenko, V.V.,,-Kv tka, S.S. and Umanskiy, M.M.
TITLE. The High-temperature X-ray Camera RKVT.-1200 (Vvsoko.-
temperaturnaya rentgenovskaya kamera RKVT--1200)
PERIODICAL-. Kristallograftya. 1949, Vol 4, Nr 2, pp 244-241, (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A universal high-temperature camera is difficult to
design and0it has been found b-ctter to divide the range
into 20-90 , where the w ble camera is thermostalted;
20-40o0 w-here protection of the film from heat and light
is not difficult and the specimen often needs 0no
protection from the atmosphere and 400 .- 1200 where a
ifire-wound furnace with a simple electrical thermostat
can be uped. The 20 ... 400 type has beeh already des-
cribed: RKVT..400 in the woric of Zubenko and Umanskiy
(Re:f 2).
The RKVT-120O camera is suitable f8r examining pely-
crystalline materials up to 1 200 C. The specimen ia
oscillated or rotated and lines from ~- = 6 to 840 are
recordod on film in a #euji-cylindrical caqse-~tte. A
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The High-temperature X-ray Camera RKVT-1200. SOV/70-4-2-21/36
the furnace. The body of the camera is water-cooled. The
rotor and gearing of the electric motor drive are inside
the vacuum but the stator is outside. The shaft for
turning the specimen centering screws enters the camera
by a rubber cuff. The film cassette is kinematically
clamped. Knife edges cast shadows on the film at standard
0 angles. A thermocouple valve LT-2 (Pirani gauge) is
built into the camera for vacuum measurement and lies on
the opposite side of the working space to the pump. It
takes 1.5 - 2 hours to reach working temperature and
vacuum. Thermal transformations (m4 y Fe) and the thermal
6
has an expansion coefficient of 7.9 +-0.4 x 10"6/oC. The
CeB6 was enclosed in a quartz capillary with walls of thick-
ness 0.02 mm. Exposures took 6 - 10 hours.
There are 4 figures and 4 Soviet references.
have been studied. The latter material
expansion of CeB
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The High-temperature X-ray Camera RKVT-1200
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskly gosudarstvenn.yy universitet inien-i
M.V. Lomonosova (Moscow State University imeni
M.V. Loizionosov)
SUBMITTED: August 22, 1958
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KVITKA. S. S. PA 163T85
IWR/Phypics X-R_a.V- An#4sis J= 50
XAw:Vamras
IIX-Ray Methods of Adjusting CrystalB," S. S. Kvitka.,
Tu. 14. Sokurskiy, M. M. Umanskiy, Moscow State U
11avod Lab" vol xvi, No 6,.pp 696-705
Describes X-ray !nethods for adjusting crystals of any
by X-ray photographs of oscillations or IAve
patterns. Suggests.more expedient construction of
filmholder and goniometric head for X-ray came a.
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Uma,-.skiy, S. S. Kvitkap Sci Res Inst of Phys,
.Moscow State U imeni Lomonosov
"Iz Ak Nauk SSSR~ Ser Fiz" Vol XV, Po 2,
PP 147-156
For subject analpis,, stereWaphic projectioii
of direct and inverse crystal lattice is used.
-This projection is obtained from 3 polychroma-
tic Isue-grams. Results-tabulated. Submitted
at 3d All-Union Conference on TTse of X-rays in
~_Study of Materials 'held 19-24 Jun,50 In Leningrad.
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Wp/Pboiew X4ray. Mir/Apr ' 51
camera for Rapid Photograpby of Poly-
~'~crystals,- S. S. Kvitkaj M. M. Umanskiy, Phys
Faculty, Moscow State U-imeni Iomonozov
riz Ak Nauk SSSRP Ser.Fiz" Vol XV, No 2, pp 271-
276
camera for rapid photography of poly-
crystals lVoperates on any type of tube and
on std tubes BSV. Gives formulas and graphs for
computing the angles of sample positions. Sub-
.:..mitted at 3d All-Union~Cohference on Use cf X-rays
in Study,of Materials held 19 2hi Jun 50 in Ian-
J87T96

V=A"hysics - Monochromatic X-ray May/Jun 52
Sources
Camera-Monochrornator for Photographing Polyarys-
tals (KNSP)," S. S. Kvitka, Ye. V. Kolontsova,
M. M. TYmanskiy, Sci Res Inst of Phys, Moscow State
TJ imeni Lomonosov
IcQ "Iz Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser FIz" Vo! 16, No 3,
PP 372-385
Report heard at the conference on powerf ul monochro-
matic x-ray sources, held at Ehar'kov 24-26 Jan 52.
The purpose of the present work was to create'a de-
vice, a camera-chromator, iniended for x-r'ay
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Photographing of polycrystaIlic samples in -
comparatively soft radiation (CU, Ni, Co, Fe), in
Vhich a bent monocrystal is employed in the cWwra.
for manochromati zing the radiation and use is
made of the methods of focusing x-ray reflections.
Describe selection of the crystal and its para-
meters and pecu.Iiai-ities of photographing in
Vacuo.
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USSR/So1i& State Physics - Structural CryBtallography, E-3
Abat Journalt Referat Zhur - Fizika, No 12, 1956, 34616
Author: Umanskiy, M. M., Kvitka, B. S.
Institution: None
Title: Certain Method Problems in X-Ray Crystallography
Original Periodical: Trudy in-ta kristallogr. AN SSSR, 1954, 168-176
Abstract; None
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Monochromator with plate drystals in BSV-4 tubes, Iristallograftia
1 no.4:485-487 '56. (14LRA 10*-l)
1. Hookovskly gosudaretvanVy universitet imeni H.Vo Lomonosova.
(Nonochromators)

AUTHORS: Kvitka, S.S. amd Umanskiy, M.M. ?0-5-27/31
TITLE. An X-ray Camera PKM-114 for the Precision Measurement
of the Elementary Cell Parameters of Single Crystals
(Rentgenovskaya kamera dlya pretsizionnykh izmereniy
parametrov elementarnoy yacheyki na monolcristallakh RKU-114)
FERIODICAL: Kristallografiya, 1957, Vol.2, No-5, PP. 702 - 704 (USSR)
kBSTRACT: A new X-ray diffraction camera with a film diameter of
11.459 cm has been constructed to use 35 mm X-ray film and to
accommodate the standard Russian goniometer heads (types 2
and 2b) which are used for sinr-le crystal work. Provision for
oscili.ating the crystal over present ranGes is made. The
,7,Fxmera is mounted with the axis of rotation horizontal and
u
can be used on the YPC-70 X-ray tube. The 0eneral design of
the X-ray optical system seems similar to that of the North
American Philips 11.5 powder camera. (Assembly drawings
reproduced). There are 2 figures and 2 Slavic references.
ASSOCIATION: Moscow State University im. M. T. Lomonosov (Moskov skiy
Gosudarstvennyy Univers'itet jin. M.- V. Lomonosova)
U-B LLI T "11 D: September 13, 1956.
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AUTHOR: KvitkA SOV/70-3-4-25/26
TITLE: The Determination of' the Orientation of Single Crystals
from Lauegrams (Opredeleniye orientirovki
monokristaiiov po Lauegrammam)
PER10DICAL: Kristallografiya, 1958, Vol 3, rir 4, pp 519-520 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: For finding the orientation of a single crystal fragment,
Kvitka and Umanskiy (Ref 1) described a method using three
Lauegrams. Zaslavskiy later suggested one Lauegram on a
cylindrical film and Frank-Kamenet5kiy (previous paper)
proposed a method needing only one Lauegram, on a flat
plate. Methods using one photograph are characterised by
inaccuracies and the reasons for the recomlilendation of
Kvitka and Umanskiy are repeated. Advice on plotting
Lauegrams from cylindrical films is given.
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The Determination of the Orientation of Single Crystals from
Lauegrams
There are 1 figure and 3 Soviet references
ASSOCIATIOv: lAoskovskiy gosudarstvennyv universitet
im. LI.V. Lomonosova (bloscow State University
imeni M."V. Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: March 14, 1958
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AUTHORS: Gerasimovat E.A. and Kvitka, S.S.
TITLB: The Method of Rot~~-i-n-g--r-?IgXkMrZe-c-lyon-(Metod povorota
secheniy Kharkera)
PERIODICAL; Kristallografiya, 1958, Vol 3, Nr 59 pp 629-631 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
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A maximum, in a Patterson or Harker distribution of
inter-atomic vectors, which corresponds to a vector between
two Bymmetry-related equivalent atoms, is called a proper
vector. Other maxims. are called improper. In suitable
cases, all atoms give proper maxima in a certain section
(plane or line); these are called Harker actions and are
potentially powerful for solving the structure but are,
in fact, always obscured and made indecipherable by the
presence of many improper peaks. In certain cases,
different sections may contain the same information in
equivalent distributions of proper peaks but may not have
the same distribution of improper peaks. Superposition
may then enable a separation to be made. If the crystal
has a 4 or 6 fold screw axis, then this method of
rotating the Harker section can be applied. If there is
a 4 1 axis then the proper maxima in the plane z = 1/4
form a projection of the structure in the plane xyO

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rotated 45 and enlarged by 2 The proper peaks in
z = 1/2 form a picture of the projection on xyO enlarged
twice. There two diagrams can be superposed. For a 61
axis, there are three superposable planes, at 1/6, 1/3,
1/2. For 4 2 the sections are at z = 01 1/2 and
for 6 21 z = 0, 1/3. The method was applied to the
4
structure of AIB .. having the space group D4 = P4 1 21
A superposition was made of the Harker sections.- one
asymmetric part of the section at z 1/4 and two
asymmetric parts of the section at z 1/2 . Several
coinciding pairs of maxima were found. Using additionally
peak height considerations, the two peaks corresponding
to octets of Al atoms were located.
There ere 1 figure, 1 table and 3 references, 2 of which
are Soviet and 1 English.
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*The Method of Rotating a Harker Section
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennvy universitet im.
M.V. Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M.V. Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: JulY 11, 1958
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S/07o/62/007/002/006/022
E132/El6o
AUTHORS: Belov, K.P., Zaytseval M.A., Kadomtseva, A.M.
Kvitka, S.S., and Ovchinnikova, T.L.
TITLE; The magnetic properties and structures of certain
garnet systems
PERIODICAL; Kristallografiya, v-7, no.2, 1962, 242-246
TEXT: Garnet structures have been synthesized by the
substitution in yttrium iron garnets of Fe and Y ions by Mn, Ge
and Ti and their structures and magnetic properties have been
studied. In the garnet of composition I-In 0.5Y2.5 Fe4 .5 Geo .5012
an anomalous temperature dependence of the spontaneous
nagnetisation has been observed at low temperatures (of Neell-s
type M). It is established that the garnet of composition
MnY2Fe4Ge0 12 has a Curie point below 0 OC and that the curve of
the temperature dependence of the spontaneous magnwtisat.ion tends
asymptotically to zero. The curves are explained,qualitatively.
The cell size of the first-mentioned compound is 12-367 X, and
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The magnetic properties and structures..S/07o/62/007/002/008/022
E132/El6o
that of the second 12.347 as compared with 12-387 for the pure
Y Fe garnet. In garnet there are three magnetic sub-lattices and
on Neel's model M the curve observed for the first composition
can bd satisfactorily explained if the lattice having a weak
inherent exchange interaction takes a different course from that
of the other (iron) sublattices. The Ti-containing garnets
Mn 0.5Y2.5 Fe4 .5 Tio .50 1. and Mny 2Fe4TiOl. were examined but showed
no anomalies except that the second compound had a "tail', of
residual magnetisation which persisted above the Curie point
(5o6 OC) apparently connected with the appearance of another
phase (traces of Y2Ti207 were observed in the X-ray powder
photograph).
There are 4 figures.
ASSO-CIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im.
N.V. Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni ~J.V. Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED; June 27, 1961
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84-58-2-23/46
AUTHOR: Razumov, I.$ Candidate or Technical Sciences, and Kvitka,
V.# Gubkina, G.,, Engineers
TITLE: Noise Characteristics of the Tu-104 Airliner (Kharakte-
ristiki shumas sozdavayemogo samoletom Tu-104)
PERIODICAL: Grazhdanskaya aviatsiYa. 1958, Nr 2. pp 19-21 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article is a report on the results of noise level
tests carried out in the State Scientific Research In-
stitute with the Tu-104 jet and the Il-14 conventional
airliners. The results or tests are compared with each
other and-with those of the French Caravelle jet air-
craft, The conclusion is that the Tu-104, flying at
375 m. altitude bLnd,rat6d engine speed creates a noise
level at a listening station placed 4*500 m. from the
take-off point equal to that of the Il-14 plane passing
at an altitude of 200 m. The noise level of the Tu-104
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Noise Characteristics of the Tu-104 Airliner
is of the.same order as that of the Caravelle and other foreign jet
aircraft. Three diagrams and two tables accompany the text.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Airplane noise-Test results 2. TJ-10h(Airplane)-USSR
Card 2/2 3. 11-14(Airplane)-USSR