SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KYUNTSEL, I. A. - KYZLINK, L.

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Relative intensities of... B102/BI04
room temperature v1,2 was observed to be 58.156 Me with an oscilloscope
signal-to-noise ratio of J. At +18.60C v 2,3 was 112-596 lie with a eignal-
to-noise ratio of 1.6. The ratio W 1,2 :b 20 - 1 1 0-54, which agrees well
with the theoretical ratio. Because of its low intensity, the V 113 transi-
tion cannot be observed in the 170 Me spectrum. Therefore an indirect
method was applied. The frequency of the transition was determined from
the temperature dependenbe of the resonance signals measured. A 20-w
generator for the 170 Me band was constructed. When a saturating fie'.id of
--170-5 lie was applied, a reduction of the v1,2 intensity by a factor of
0.83 could be observed. Tn this case the "forbidden" transition is
3aturated ard the difference in population between the levels 1 and 2 is
reduced. There are 2 tables.
ASSOCIATIONt Permskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (Perm, State Un-iveraity)
SUBMITTIOs April 30, 1962
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AUTHORS: Grechis kin, V. S., and
TITLE: Temperature dependence of the nuclear quadrupole resonance
121
frequency of Sb in some single crystals
~'PERIODICAL. Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 5, no. 3, 1963, 948-949
TEXT: To produce the quadrupole temperature standards needed for high-
.accuracy measurements Q0.0020K) it is very important to find crystals
with a high temperature coefficient of nuclear quadrupole resonance. Thl?
121
authors measured v(T) the temperature dependences of,the Sb resonance
0
frequencies, between 77 and 340 K for four monocrystalline samples:
SbCl (1)1.2SbCl C H (2), SbCl C H C H (3) and 2SbCl C H C H (4). All.
3 3 6 6 3 6 5 2 5 3 6 5 6 5
the crystals were grown by the Bridgman method. The results (Fig.) shou
that some of the SbCl compounds have an abnormally high temperature
coefficient# always higher than (1), except f6r (4) which undergoes
a
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Temperature dependence of the nuclear B102/B180
phase transition due to which the coefficient drops from 11 to 4-~ kcn/des
The coefficient of (1) is 5 kos/deg, of (2) 11 kos/deg, and of (3) it
is highest: 17kc/deg. With (4) piezoelectric resonances were also
observed and a proton resonance was observed with all crystals. (3)
holds out promise for the production of temperature standards. There is
1 figure.
ASSOCIATION: Permakiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (Perm State University)
SUBMITTED:
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Tempurature dependanoo of the nucloar
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AIMIOR: Grechishkin, Y.S.; Kyuntsell, I,A,
TITLE, Frequencies of nuclear quadrupole resonance of Dr79 and Br81 in Merwhutkin
complexes
SOURCk: Optika i spektroskopiyal v.R5, no.6, 1963, 832-833
TOPCI TAGS: nuclear quadrupole reo9nanca,*NQR, -bromine organic complexes, Br79,
Br8l, antimony bromide complex, benzene derivative, benzene complex
ABSTRACT: Complexes of antimony bromide (SbDr3) with derivatives of benzene and
naphthalene, which were first described by B.N.Monshutkin in 1912, exhibit a num--
ber of interesting properties. At present there, is enhanced. interest in moleculfir
complexes in connection with search for organic semiconductors. * In the r sent
study there was investigated nuclear quadrupole resonance of Br79 and B I in a
number of molecular complexes with SbBr3# For the most part theme were complexes
with benzene and benzene derivatives. The nuclear quadrupole resonance was ob-
served by means of 4 suporragenerator with external damping (V.S.Grechishkin and
G.B&Soyfor, PrE, No,1,67,1963). The spectra were displayel on an oscilloscope
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screen and the absorption frequencies were measured by a heterodyne wavemeter. 1he
results obtained at room temperature are tabulated. For most of the complexes
there are observed three NQR lines of Br79 and BrOl. The NQR* frequency is propor-...,
tional to the nu=ber of unpaired p electrons. Orig.art.hani I t.ble.
ASSOCIATIONS none
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GRECHISHKIN, V.S.; KYUNTSELI, I.A.; SOYFER, G.B.
Use of nuclear quadrupole resonance for physicochemical analysis.
Zav.lab. 29 no.11:1310-1315 163. ~ . I (MRA 16112)
l..Permskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.
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ACosSSION IM: AP4019269 8/0192,/64/005/001/0053/0058
AUTHOR89 Grechishkint V.8-; KYUAtG91'9 I-A-
TITM Nuclear quadrupole resonance In mo soular compounds of S01-
mony triobloride and tribroolds
~SOUROE.- Zhurnal strudturnor kbimilt V-59 no-it 1964# 53-58
TOPIC TAGS: nuclear quadrupolaresonanae, antimony trichloridet
tribromide, crystal struoture, chemical bond, Hammett constant#
antimony
ABSTRACT: Nuclear quadrupole resonance Is used as a mechanism for
-studying the distribution of a heterogeneous electrical field in inole-
cular complexes, which might be useful as organio semiconductors. The
quadrupole nuclei In this came fulfill the tole of some experimental
charges, and It there are several of these charges In the complext
there is a possibility of measuring the-gradlexit of the elooMical., 21
fi?jj at various pointoo Nuclear quadrupole resonance of 01 t 8b
and crystals of 27 molecular compounds of SbM3 and
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SbBr3 are identified. Me constants of the quadrupole reaction and
asymmetry parameters are determined. The temperature dependence of
frequencies Sb121 was studied, The rates of mean frequencies of ro-
Uary oscillations of molecules are derived. *Observation of t1le quadru-
pole resonance Itself In the complex Indicates that it Is frea from
heterogeneous crystals. Nuclear quadrupole resonanoe signals are not
observed In the partial decomposition of the specimen. Data on nucle-
ar quadrupole esonance Ittdicbtes strong deformation of molecules of
SbC1 and Sb125. The variation of constants of the quadrupole reac-
tion3can be combined for a series of complexes with the Hammett con-
stant for corresponding substitutes. Oomplexjug leads to a strong
-variation of the character, of the network oscillations. In mazy cases-,
At should be knovu which atoms are acceptors In the complex and. thich
are the donors. In the 00111plexes of BN. Housbutkin (lh-oM*ye sis-
temy* trekbkbl oristoy I troklibromistoy s='W s benzolom. I yen) za-
'DdbhcheAUyft1 prolzbodnyftl. SPb.# 1912s)(0 vliymil zamestiteloy na.
zkokotory*ye reaketil beftsola I yoga zameshchenn7*kh -7-cizbodny*1:h*
SPb. p 1912 the antizony atom can be the acceptor, Mio chlorino atoms
Or the bromWe a-,;om c4a ale* be aa,,tiooeptor If the corresponding by-
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drocarbon is-the donor of olootrons. Thus, It In Impossible to have
49ingle achemativ of fo=ing Menshutkin comploxes. "lix conclualon
e .4nthcra are grateful to student LN. Shab=ovo7 for. his hol, th
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some measureacwtBOO Orig. art* hast 3 tablon, 2 figures, and 7 equa-
tions.
'ASSOCIATiON: Pemaldr goandarstyunm valveraltet (Perin, Stat's
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ACCESSION NR: AP4011502 S/0051/64/ul6/001/0161/0164
,AtMI.OR: Grechishkin, V.S.; Kyuntsoll, I.A.
,TITLE: Frequencies of quadrupole resonance in a number of molecular compounds of
SbC13 and SbBr3
SOURCE: Optika i spektroskopiya, v,;16, no.1, 1964,-161-164
TOPIC TAS.S: nuclear quadrupole resonancet IQR, organic semiconductor, organic r.nti-
mony chloride complex, organic ant.1[mony bromide complex, antimony chloride, antimo-
ny bromide, benzene, benzene derivative, naphthalene
ABSTRACT: Investigtion of nolecular complexes involving electron (charge) tranE;fer
is of interest from many standpoints, including the search for new organic semicon-
ductors. The present work was concorned with investigation of nuclear quadrupole Xe-
sonance (NQR) in a number of molecular complexes of SbC13 and SbBr3 with benzerie md
its derivatives and with naphthalene. These compounds were investigated earlier by
observation of their Raman spectra (P.V.Xurnosova and M.S.Ashkinaz!,ZhSKh,ll,84,4,*
1938; Sh.Sh.Raskin,Opt,i.spektr.1,1$16,1956; Sh.Sh.Raskin,DAN SSSR,123,645,1958).
However, observation of NQR allows of obtaining additional information, in particu-
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lar, data on the number of nonequivalent atoms'in the crystal lattice and on the dL-
gree of distortion of the SbC13 and SbBr3 pyramids in the complex. The measurements
were carried out by means of a frequency-modulated superre-generator; the spectrum
was displayed on the screen.of an oscilloscope and the absorption frequency war, mea-
sured to within �0.01% by means of a heterodyne wavemeter..The temperature depend-
ence of the frequency was determined by the usual procedure (V.S.Grodaishkin and G.,
B.Soyler,F7T,4,2268,1962), The exp'erimental results obtained at 770K are tabulated.
The tabulated data show that lamcwt complexes of 2:1 composition the NQR lines ex-
hibit multiplet.structure (in some cases four absorption lines were detected). The
-temperature dependences of the NQR frequency of SbI23 and some 'of the investigated
complexes are given in a figure. A brief discussion and interpretation of the ex-
perimental results in given. Orig.art.has: I formula, I figure and I table.
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Uchebnik serzhanta zenitnoi artillerii. v. 2. 11-foskva, Vocn.
!-.d-vo, 19h9. ?5h P., illus.
Bibliography: p. 254.
Title tr.: A textbook for the anti-aircraft r-Unner,,, sprgeant.
SO: Aeronautical Sciences Pnd Aviation in thp Sovict Union, Library of
Congress, 1955.

Ll V.V.
Erosion of the banks of the 14oskva River and Its effect on land-
slide processes, Rav;vodi okhanedr 28 no-3:41-45 Mr 162.
1,'MDU 15tO
1e Gidrorezbinmaya el:,speditsiya.
(MOSIma. River-Erosion)

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GAIANIN, N.; AGSYEV, P.; IOFPE,, M.;,KYUPAR. A.; RAMM, I.; SHAFIR, A.
Using sewage for field irrigation. Gig. I sea. 22 no.9:73-'?4 S '57
(MIN. 10: 12)
1. Predsedatell pravleniya Ieningradskogo ot,leleniya Vseroasiysko~:,
obshchestva gigiyenistov (for Galanin). 2. O'h1any pravleniya
leningradekogo otdeleniya Vaerossiyokogo obahchostva gigiyenistov
(for Ageyev, Ioffe, Kyupar, Ramm, Shafir)
(SHWAGE
utilization for irrigation of fields)
IRR IGAT I ON
utilizatio:n, of sewage)

GORMIOSOVs M.S.., doktor med. nauk; DANTSIG, N.M., prof.; KYUPAR,
sanit. vrach; MINKH, A.A.j, prof.; PROK6F-Fftr,-i.r-.,
dots.; SILIVANIK, K.Ye., doktor med. nauk (deceased];
UVAROV, M.M.j kand. med. nauk; SHAFIR, A.Lp prof.;
SHTREYS, A.I., prof,; KROTKOV, F.G.., prof., otv, red.;
SELESKERIDI, I.G., red.; ROMANOVA, Z.A., tekhn. red.;
MIRONOVA, A.M., tekhn. red.
[Manual on communal bygiene] Rukovodstvo po kous=allnoi
gigiene. Moskva, Medgiz. Vol-3.[Hygiene of residential
and public buildings] Gigiena zhilykli i obshchestvennykh
zdanii. Red. toma GDromosov i A.I.Shafir. 1963. 486 p.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Deystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR (for Krotkov). 2. Chlen-
korrespondent AMN SSSR (for Minkh).

I
KYUPAR, I., inzhener-polkovnik
Problems in the meeting of a guided missile and ibe target as reveal-
ed by foreign press data. Voen. vest. 41 no.9:118-121 S '61.
(MIRA 15:30
(Shooting, Military) (Guided missiles)

Ej~~ ~FESENKC, P.V., red.; CHAPAYEVA, R.I., tekhn, red.
[GuicVance of antiaircraft rockets] Navedenie na tsell ze-
nitnykh raket,. Moskva, Voenizdat, 1963. 88 p.
(MIR& 16:11)
(Guided missiles--Guidance systems)

B/005/62A)00/001/002/002
D274/D303
Engineei
AUTHORSt Petkov, T., Tomov, I., and KXMDribaA1Wy,,jR. -s
TITLE: An automatic device for controlling the hardness of
machine components by a magnetic method
PERIODICAL; Mashinostroene, no. 1, 1962, 43 - 45
TEXT: Investigati6ns were carried out at MEI, Sofia, in or.-
der to determine the possibility of constructing an automatic device
which can grade machine components according to their hardness. The ob.-
ject of the investigations was the dependence betweer, the residual mag.-
netic induction Br in the investigated specimens and the hardness (the:r-
mal treatment). Cylindrical specimens were found to be most suitable fi)r
the experibent. Three types oi steel were tested: ordinary carbon steeL,
steel CT 45 (ST45) and alloyed steel CT 4 x ec (ST4XhVS). Similar speci -
mens were thermally treated, and than magnetized in a constant electromag-
netic field for 10 see. Afterwards, each of the specimens was dropped
from the same height through a measuring coil. In this way it was provad
that the residual induction is almost equal for the different components.
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Avt.tral,,.t.pro!,i., no. 7, 1952. 1- ,
,*.:U'J!'!7lI.Y LIST C,--~-, LI.--iLl-.Z'f s-', --L` *.,i- 1950.
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KYUR-M-RAVIVI -A. P.
KYUR-MURATCV, A. P. (Doctor of Veterinary Science2). Concerning a I.iter;ry ~Iaste.
So: Veterinariya; 22; (2-3); P"ebruary/IMarch 19h5; Uncl.
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ITURANOVA, Nevyass (Sofiya)
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Bulgarian cuisine.. Me"taitea. 34 20-7:31
(Cookery, Bulgarian)

us,913/CUltiVated Plants. Grains.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol.,, No 5., 1958P 20291.
Author : *
inst, ol'skiy Agricultural Institute.
Title Several Problems in the BiOlOgY of Fdce Seed Gemina-
tiOn- (NekOtOrYYe v0prosy biologii, prorastaniva semyan
rism).
Orig Pub: Sb-nauchno-issled. rabot stud. Stavropollsk. s.-kh. in-ta,
1956, vyp. 4, 7-10.
Abstract: The effect of various conditions and the collapsing of
seeds On the germination of rice seed has been studied.
The seeds sprouted at various temperatu_res, in various
beds and with different water strats. The germination
Of collapsed rice grains proved most efficient on filter
paper underneath a layer of water Of 2-3 CM at 300 tem-
perature.
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USSR/Soil Science - Physical and Chemical Properties of Soil.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol.p No 5, 1958, 20078
Author
Inst The Institute for GeoGraphical Sciences, Academy of
Sciencesy Armenian SM ,
Title A Contribution to the Problem of Bleaching Water Extracts
of Soil for the Colorimetric DaterminatiLon of Molybdenum.
Orig Pub : Izv. AN ArmSM, fize-matem,, yestestv. i tekhn. n.~ 1956)
91 No lo, lo3-lo6.
Abstract : In tests made at the Institute for Geographical Sciences
of the Academy of Sciences Armenian SSR the best bleaching
of soil water extracts was attained by oxidizing the fil-
trates with a 30% solution of amm-nium persulfate
(NH4)2S2080 This process speeds up the filtration of the
water extracts and nakes it possible to determine the Vb
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Yield laboratory to determine Rome elemeuts in waters and water extrilets.
Izv. AN Arm. SM &r. geol. I geog. nauk 1.0 no.3-.71-77 157.
(min Iwo
1. Institut geologicheek1kh nauk AN ArmSSR.
Nater--knalysis)

140)
AUTH01i: Kyuregyant B.A.
SOV/172-11-5-7/9
TIME: Reaction of Extracts in Hydro-Chemical Soil Prospecting, Survey
(Reaktsiya vytyazhek pri poiskovoy poohvenno-,&41.drokhimicheskoy
s"yemke)
PERIODICALi Izvestiya Akademii nauk Armyanskoy SSR, Seriya geologicheskikh i
geograficheakikh nauk) 1958, Vol 11, Pr 5, PP 55-60 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Water can be considered as having the greatest effect on pri-
mary rock. Fovever, not all mineral, organic or mineralo-
organic combinations existing in soil are accessible to the
interaction with water. To investigate the behavior of diffi-
cultly dissolvable soil combinations, acid extractions have been
made in addition to water extractions. In this connection
hydro-chloric, sulfuric acid, nitric acid and acetic acid ex-
tractions have been tried out. The weight ratio of soil to
acid solutions was 1 : 10, e.g., 5 g of soil were mixed with
50 ml of acid. Filtration of acid extracts (in cold or heated
conditions) proceeds at a fast rate, which is a very favor-
able factor. As a result of extraction of molybdenum and
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SOV/172-11-5-7/9
Reaction of Extracts in Hydro-Chemical Soil Prospecting Survey
ASSOCIATION:
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ammonium solutions, better indices of concentration of these
elements have been obtained. Analyses are easier made on the
basis of macro concentrations than in micro concentrations. In
prospectin6 for 114o and Cu it will be time-savin- di,:ring field
work,to iise sulfuric acid or acetic acid extractions, since both
reveal the presence of Mo and Cu. However, in laboratoxy work
for the purpose of obtaining precise datal sulfuric acid ex-
tractions should be used for Mo, and acetic acid extrac-,.ions for
Cu. Acid extractions can be made in cold condition, wh.J.ch is a
great asset in the case of field work.
There are 2 sets of graphs, 1 graph, 4 tables and 4 Soviet re-
ferences.
Institut geo'Logicheskikh nauk AN Armyansko SSR (Institute of
Geological Sciences of the AS Armenian SSZ
May 15, 1958
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KYUREGYAN, E.A.
Using S. D. Gritsiuta's method fnr detecting cobalt in natural waters
and in waters extracted from S.W. Izv. An Arm. SSR. Geol. i geo
nauki 14 no-3:3?-42~ 161. (MIRA 14-M,
(Cobalt) (Water, Underground)

SATIAIIIII M.A.; KnREGYAN, B.A.; IMTCHYAN, G.M.; MARTIROSYAN, M.Ya.
Distribution of molybden= in sediments in the area of the Lake
Greater Sevan. Izv. AN Arm. SSR. Geol.i geog. nauki 15 no.2:31--34
162. (MlLk 15.5)
1. Inst-Itut geologicheskikh nauk AN Arxyanskoy SSR.
(Sevan Lake.region-Mlolybdenum)

KYUREGYAN, E.A.
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Determination of small quantities of lead in natural wat~ers and
water extracts from sails using the new Plumbon IREA reagent. ,
Izv. AN Arm.SSR. Geol.i geog.naaki 16 no.4/5:163-166 163.
MRA 16 : 12 )
1. Institat geologichoskikh nauk AN Armyanskoy SSR.

KYUREGYAN, B.A.; EKSUZYAN, WeO*
Determining small quantities of silver in waters and rocks. Izv.
AN Am.SSR Nauki o zem, 17 no.6t59-62 164 (MIRA 18-.2)
1. Institut geologicheskikh nauk AN ArmSSR.

KYURFGYAN F,
~~A -
Uge of small soil samples in hydrogeochemical prospecting for
nickel and cobalt. Izv. AN Arm. SSE. Nauki o zen. 18 no 3/4y
142-1" -165. (MIRA i8-,9)
1. Institut geologicheakikh nauk AN Armyanskoy SVI.

KYURETLAN., M. A.
"Winter Losses of Warm Air Masises in an L73 Region and Their Synoptic Conditions",
Nauch2 tr. Yerevansk. wii-taj s(MLjLeojMw No I., pp 93-118, 1954,, (Armenain resume)
For the purpose of studying winter warming up,, the author considers
the corresponding conditions from January to March in Gorki, Kursk, Mos-
cow, Gorlkiy., and Vologda; warming up refers to temperature rise in, at
least therr of these stations to 00 and higher. Synoptic processes
leading to Narming up are divided into five types illustrated by survey
maps; all the types are further divided into western and southern groups.
For the indicated synoptic typea the author deduces quantitative chatrac-
teristics of temperature at the chosen points. He usos the data of ver-
tical sounding for the spatial representation of the processes of vari-
ous types. He emphasizes that external convergnece of' baric systems
does not determine the analogy of their thermal properties. (BZhGeol, No 9s 1955)
SO: Sim No 884, 9 Apr 1956

NOVIKOVt Andrey Vlad imly-ovi ch,, kand. tekhri.nauks, dotsent; _KYUIIEGYAN, Sorge7
Grigc,T-~~" ~-qj!runt.
Modeling of an asynelmonous generator with capacili" excitation,
Izv.,v7a.ucheb.zav., ilektromekbanika 8 no.63655-659 f65.
(FilRk 18:8)
A. %fedra ellektrichasidkh mus.Un Klylevskogo politakiviicheskogo
irLstituta Novikov). 2. InitItut elek trod 1-namiki AN Ukr-SISIR
(fur Wy-ur-6gyan),

KYUREGYAN, S.K., kand.tekhn.nauk; MARENOVA, H,Ms
Ueing the method of spectrum analvais in evaluating the wear of
an engine. Avt*prom. 31 no.10:10-12 0 t65.
(MIR-A !8210)

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65-58- 4-4/12
TITLE, 0he Catalytic ADIUjon of On thie Laoquer
During Prictior (0 kataliti3hes'com deystv'i, o all v
t 0
na la-kloobrazovaniye pTOi nali-,hii treniya)
PE-RIODICAL.KiiiiniYa j Telcanolo i b."a5el, 1~15", 11- r 4
pp 23 25 (Ti S SR~~
IUSTI~6ACT: 1mre st 'I ions on the ef fe et, of vie tial -- on the la -4011or
form~-ition durinr fr~otion .-.,eve carried out on a device
-or evaluating the tendency of oils to fc-,,,ri, lacquers
1 Oils vrhi~-,h are in the form ff a thin
on, the metallic friction surface are co~wartee-'. a". Ki"~i
temperatt,res into a layer of lacquer. T*.ie ztart o-[' the
lacouer fov,,,,ation is dafined ~he irevaaae be,~-jeen the
01 0 0 -,A -, icient, of friction "bet",'een the fr~ctio-n The
period of lacquer for-.ation is tha ti-
L' i., L,-..-e (In -inutes)
durin,~7 vlhich the oil, under e x p er -1 --1 ent- a 1 C. o r d -. 11 _2 --:~ -n 3 ,
los::.s Its e-"-nicienc- and oll-anges into a 1~~Lyer of "at-quer.
The tests ":iere carried out on the ::omvnerclal c-.111
the thickness of the cil layer being 50 r.':. in t-h-'e,
temperature range of 2100- 250c) thle moz'c
que-, formation occtirs when the oil, is ap-1-1ed in the
Card 1/2 f~o-rm of a sprayed vapour bc:t'.-7e.,-n the "0 ,
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65-53-4-.4/12
The catalytic Action of L'etaln on the Lacquer Formatio-i Dur~.'1,7
Frictior
iron. Beti.ieen alumin-Wm - aluminium surixeS the ,,atcl
of lacquer formation is t-,.,,'o to ttaree times 1~y,-rar, lind
bet,,,ieen brass - bra"as surfaces i-1hreo to fou-. timnus lo-,-Ier.
Fic,.2: the rate of lacauer or. -. stc~,! r'A-jj~- and
brass pins; the effect o1f two mma-tals on
QuE,,-r formabion 1x1 the oil Aluminiu-a 1~17_1-rdl.y affects
the rate of lacouar -fo"rnn-Ation. Alumin-lur. Ls _-a active
oyidation catalyst durin.- steel --Lnd c%tst iron
slacm vea'car action, arid bra~,s tna 0-:-Idation of
the oil. Apart -~'rom the cat~al-71-1,- aluml:ni'cim
, L, L
hardly af-Cec"L'13 tie lacruer 'LorT.-,---.`Zion _~~nd rat-_-rds
the 1_~oquer :L'orn,ation. Durirg t.~,3 the de-
tersiVe prop3r'tios of tl-,,~ c-11s, as ao Prop-
erties, are declldinr, f;~~ctors- 7ne pro:)~Ttles
of oils ave in tl--e follo-.",intZ order: and cast
iron > bras c. Result- ~,f tha out
at 2500-1 are tabu'ale.-J, on
- ~vi6re 24. Th-- r e k--, fu - r a S
and 1 tiblee.
1. Lubricating oils-LacqAer formation-Test results 2. Lubricating
Ca-rd 2/2 oils-Catalysis 3. Iron catalysts-Test, reEults 4. Steel
catalysts-Test results 5. Aluminum cntalysts-Test results
6. Brass catalysts-Test results

KYLWGW. S.K.; RIJMTSOVA, O.A.
- I
Effect of the chemical composition of oil on lacquer formation
and receptivity to additives. Khin.i takhotoplA meel 4
no.2:49-51 F 1 9. (MIRL 12:2)
Rabrication and lubriewits)

K&ACHEVSKIYP I.V.,- ORFRDYNTSEV, V.V.; KUZIMIITA, Ye.A.; SULERZHITSM, L.D.;
MOCHALOVA, V.F..,- KYUREGYAN, T.N.
1.1-.'
Isotope composition of uranium and thor-jum in the supergene zcnes
Natural ,mters. Voloaniz sediments. Geokhimiia no,ll:nl6-2.121 N
164, (MIRk 18:8)
1. Geologiml Institutet Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.S, MOSCOW.

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VEGER, M.G.; KYURI, N.P.
The use of machines to prepare author indexes of a simple type.
NTI no.6;21 163. (MIRA 17:1)

BOLOTINA, Me.; Gk4BAIUAN, Kh.P.; DENISOVA~ G.A.; DUBROVINA~ L.I.;
KOZHINAJ I.S.; JUMCHM,X.N.; NAMAIA, T.I.; PAVLOVA)
IJ.G.,- REZVETSOV, O.A.; S41RNOVAy V.V.; SURZHIN, S.N.,
kand. tekhn. nauk; TAMAMSffAN, S.G.; TRUSGVA, S.A.;
FILOGRIYEVSKAYA, Z.D.; CHINENOVAp E.G.; SHISHKINA, N.N.;
ILIINp M.M.., zasl. deyatell nauki RSFSR~ doktor biol. nauk
prof., red.; PRITYKINA, Loh., red.; MSUCHIKOVA, L.N.p
tekhn. red.
(Spice and aromatic plants of the U.S.S,,R. and their use
A the food industry] Priano-aromatiche.-ikie.rasteniia SSSR
in
i ikh ispoltzovanie v pishchevoi promysh-lennosti. Moskva,
Pishchepromizdat, 1963. 430 p. (MIRA 17:2)

Scientific-Technicni Stamlardization of 'Work. Elek-troonerria (Electric
Power), #10:1: Oct 5h

KYMCHYANp A.
Economical supports for vineyards. Prom.Arm. 5 no.3:49 Mr 962.
(MIRA 15:4)
1. Yerevanskiy kombinat keramir-heek-ikb izdeliy,
(Armenia-Viticultam-Equipment and supplies)

bwd of ttWt.,~.
A
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f
-7agoI&O Arphywv.'S-SA 1953, ljo.. 4. 117:-201, R--,

KYURURUN, Y.N.
Technological production indices and cutput of Swiss cheese. Izv.
AN Arm.SSR.Biol.i selikhos.naukt. 4 no,.10.965-970 151. (MM 9:8)
1. Institut shivotnovodutya Ministerstva aellskogo khospystv%
Armyanskoy SM.
(Armenia,--Cheese)

XTUREHIAN N. - UGAWYAll, A.T.
.-M 0
"aii
Chom,ge in the weight of cheese kept under different brining condL-
tions. l%v.AN ArmAM.Biol.i sollkhos.nauki 6 no.7:61-67 '53.
(KLBA 9: EO
1. Inetitut thivotnovodetva Hinleterstya vellokogo khozyayetva
Armyanskoy SSR.
(Armenia--Cheese)

)k,-y t~' we- /-/ A~ [1._-
USSR / Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their Ap- 1-30
plication. Food 31ndustry.
Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 3, 1957, No lo396
Author Kyurk h V
SEMRI-YU
Tnst :-AffWFem_y of Sciences Armenian SSR
Title : The Distinctive Features of Erevan Cheese and New Improve-
ments in Its Production Process
Orig Pub : Izv. AN ArmSSR, Section on Biological and Agricultural
Sciences, 1955, Vol 8) No lp-, 99-lo4
Abstract : Erevan cheese is a variantof the brine cheeses of the Cau-
casian group. New improvements in its production process
call for the utilisation of brines of law and moderate con-
centrations. The salt content in the brine and the mois-
ture content of theunripened cheese are interrelated and
also depend on the salting period. The brine is prepared
from skimmed milk serum and enriched with the products of
microflora life activity, which hasten the development of
flavor and aroma. The cheese is packaged before ripening
is completed.
Card : 1/1

SHAMMZTAN, B.A.
Freo amino acido In brine chooses. Dokl.All A-,-,..SSR 26 n0-3:
163-166 '58. (HIRi, 12'.10)
1. ArVangkiy Twacbno-lasladovatellokly ~nqtitut zhivntnnvnd:itva
i veterinarii Hinistar9tva sel'skoge Icbozyavgtva IrmyansktT IIISR.
Pradstavlana M.A.Ter-Xnrapetyanam. -.
Obeese)

KYURKCHYAN, VA, k&nd.sel',qkokhozyaystvennykh nauk; SRAKHBAZYAN, B.A.,
--_____gjadshijv.-nauchnyy aotrudnik
Content of calcium and phosphorus in the milk of cows in some
2ones of the Armenian S.S.R. Trudy Arm. nauch.-issl. inst.zhiv,
i vet. 4-107-120 160-. (MIn 15,,5)
(Aratenia-Milk-Composition)

KYURKCHYAN., V,N., kand.selIwkokhozyaystvennykh naijk
Effect of the concentration of the desalted substances of a salt,
solution on the conposition and physicochemical properties of
cheese. Trudi Arm. nauch.-issl. inst.zhiv. i vet. 4:121-129 'CO.
(MIRA 15:5)
(Cheese-Analysis)

INIO-OV, G.S., zasl. deyattil I nauki i tekhniki, doktor khim. nauk.,
nrof.; SKORODUMOVAj, A.M.,kand. biol. nauk,- SHAPIRO, L.R.
tdoceased); MILYUTINA, L.A., inzh.; DEMUIU, M.G., kand.
sellkhoz. nauk; LEBEDVA, K.S.,kand.scilkhoz.nruk;199RKCHANV-.N.;
VASILEVSKIY, V.G., inzh.,- SAVINOVSKXY, N.G.,, kand. tekhn. nauk;
VEDRASHOP V.F., kand.med. nauk; SOKOLOVSKIY, V.P., prof.;
BEGUNOV, V.L., inzh..; KAU'l-INOVA, A.R.; VEDRASIIKO, V.F.,, kand.
med. nauk,- KOSTYGOV,, V.V., red.; SKUKIKIIIN, M.A., MOL'
O.P'*, doktor biol. nauk., prof.; SPERANSKIY, G.N.,, zasl. de-
yatell nauk'L , dollctor med. nauk, prof.i IUSETA, Yo.I., teklm.
red.
[Dairy foodslMolochnaia pishcha. Moskva,, Pishchepromizdat
1962. 419 P. (MIRA 15:10~
1, Glavnyy kulinar WL~sterstva torgovli RSFSR (for KawAnnova).
2. Chlen-korrealondent Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for Spertmaki7p
Skurikhin). 3. Deyetvltellnyy chlen Akademii meditsinskilkh nauk
SSSR (for Molchanova).
(Cookery (Dairy products)) (Dairy products)

KYURSHM, K.; SHVEYTSPAIMIROVA, T.
~-,--K
New method for Twktitativa determination of lignin. Zhur.prikl.khim, 26
no.11:1176-1183 N '53. (MLHA 6:11)
1. Hanchno-ispytatal'My izwtitut leenoy prosyshlennosti, Bratislava.
II'Ligain)

7
K,S 1-",V t~- K,
Subject : USSR/Chemistry r'M P - 3495
Card 1/1 Pub. 152 - 10/21
Author Kyurshner,, K.
Title quantitative determination of lignosulfonic acids in
sulfite liquors
Periodical Zhur. prikl. khim., 28, 629-633, 1955
Abstract A rapid method of quantitative determination of
lignosulfonic acids based on the determination of
methoxy groups contained in the calcium salts of
lignosulfonic acids is given. The method is not com-
pletely accurate. Two drawings, I table, 9 references.,
3 Russian (1951-1953).
institution Slovakian Academy of Sciences Bratislava
Submitted 0 15, 1954
AID Y' - 3745
Subject USSR/Chemistry
Card 1/1 Pub. 152 - 9/22
Author Kyurshner, Karl
Title Diffliculties occuring in the manufacture of VA,nillin
from sulfite liquors
Periodical : Zhur. prikl. khAm. 28, 9, 957-968, 1955
Abstract : This is an extensive review of the preparatim of
vanillin from sulfit- liquors. The intermedXate
product is apparently aidol from which vanillin and
phenol derivatives are formed. 85 referenceas 7
Russian (1934-1951).
Institution Slovakian Academy of Sciences, Section of Wood
Research Bratislava, Czechoslovakia
Submitted Ja 21, 1955

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AUTHORt Aegedue Andraj J. (Khegaftvahj A. la.) (Doctor) (Sudepeat) Iftr(~'hyj Judith
(pVSUgj&) kBudap"t) f C f 5,
TMXI Processes at the tungsteA489 phase bounditry at elevated tezp9=Wnatfzz_;
Itelation between theme processe's and the corros I o the tu
SOMM: Academia. scientiam hungaricaes Act,% oh Cal TO 421 no* 4v 19649 1'
TDPIC MS.* tungetent electrode, oxidation
'ibe,tr'ac'*t*t,-!Ger'man*arti'c'lel* Reaettone taking place at the- tungsten-4io pha'm
Ioundary on tungsten electrodes atelevated tergeratures were Luvestiga-
ted., -The tungsten oxide layer, forced in air, begittv to be elltdnated by
vxtdation at temperatures of > 000%. The strength of-the etdooLon currentiv,
evident at teuperatures of > 10009C, depends on tho thickness of any oxidill
layer present'. The relations between conductivity amd oxide layer were In-V
'vestigated and the results were compared V4, h..yo~jue* -i
Sted in the lite
I-ILOWIS ting
e authors tbank:Mr'v 1, Olddkuid Mr. J. 7bbik sti"
die of Chenfi ~7-7-0
cussiones Student t: HOUGS
~r, Os enthusiastic cooperation~vith
the -re"istel Director 70- of the publications asid

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KTUSTXR, A. A.
Blood supply to Filatov's flap according to date of roentgenovisso-
grap,by during life. Khirurglis, Moskva no. 6:19-22 June 1952.
(OLML 22:4)
1. Of the Central Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics of
the Mluistry of F~ablic Health USSR (Director -- Prof. N. N. Priorov,
Honored Worker in Science, Corresponding Member of the Acadw7 of
Medical Sciences USSR).

. KY,US-TER, A.A. (Moskva, Nizhnyaya Krasnosel'skaya ul., d.5, kv.3)
Abstracts of articles received tor the editors. Ort. travm.
i protez. 23 no.10:82 0 IC2. (MIRA 17:10)
1. 1z TSentrallnogo instituts. travmatologii i ortopedii (dir.-
deystvitelInyy chlen AM SSSR prof. N.N. Priorov (deceased]).

_(,"C)skva, 1141zhrjavil. 'Fr%5.l103f--I'skaya u1., d.5, kv.3)
'-a2e o- surgical treatment in, multiple fracture3 --f the me,~~&~arpal
bones ard fLn.,-C-r phalanges. Ortop., tt-ravin. i protez. z2t~ no.2,65 F
05. (MIRA 18-5)
1. 1z instituLa travinalologii i ortopedii rkdir. -
A.MN, SSSII prof. M.V,Vo'-,koi-'I.

67420
0 BOV/123-59-.12-46834
Translation froms Referativnyy zhurnal. Mashinostroyeniye, 1959, Nr 12, p 129
(USSR)
AUTHORS: Konstantin,ova, N.G~, Kyutner, M.A.
TITLE: -Heat roof Lacquer Coatings
PERIODICAL: V ab.: Vses. nauchno-tekhn. soveshchaniye po korrozii i zashchite
metallov, Nr 5, Moscow, Profizdat, 1958, pp 9-10
ABSTRACT: The heatproof lacquer materials, manufactured at present, do not
meet the increased zequirements of the designers. Their def'~cien-
cies are, among othersp the necessity o! drying the coatings at
a temperature of 150 - 2000C, and the lowering of their resistance
to impact, of elasticity and resistance to wear under the effects
of high temperatures. It is possible to obtain coatings, which
are more resistant to oxidation and to the effects of high tempera-
tures, from silicon organic resins and titanium organic compounds.
The pigment with the highest resist n e to heat is aluminum pDwder.
On the base of silicon organic resin he hot-drying lir 9 aluminum
enamel has been developed which ensures a heatproof coating up to
Card 1/2 450 - 5500C, as well as the cold-drying X-lPand K-2 enamels oj'
Heatproof Lacquer Coatings
67420
SOV/123-59-12-46834
various colors, which ensure a heat resiRtance of the coating up to 250 - 4000C.
K.L.M.
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37775
8/661/61/000/006/o6a/oal
1"5' IT 1 17 0 D247/D302
AUTHORS% Konotantinova, N. G., Zhdanov, A. A., Andrianov, K. A.0
S~arov, 11. Ya., Kyutner, H. A. and Zakharov, A. A.
TITLE: Thermostable lacquer coatings based on Bilico-organic
polymers
SOUROB:' Xhimiya i prakticherkoye prineneniye kremneorganiches-
kikh soyedineniy; trudy konferentaii, no. 6: Doklady,
diskussii, resheniye. 11 Vass. konfer. po khimii i
prakt. prim. krdmneorgigsoyed., :~en. 1958. Leningrad,
Izd-vo AN 833R, 1961, 6-299
TEXT: A study was made of the thermostabil'. ty of several laoquer-
painted materials on the basis of different film-forming substan-
ces. The silico-orgaxIc resin K-47 was modified by the use of orga-
nic polymers to give a hard, cold-drying oo&t of increased thermo-
stability. The metallic surface and its prejaration was founa~tos
have a great influence on thq adhesion, the protective proper is
and the thermostability of the coatings. In the discussion, the
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s/661/61/000/006/06 1
;P/011
The=oatable lacquer ooatings ... D24'7/1)302
registration and technical specifications of some of the silico-
organic varnishes are given. Blasticity and hardness data are also
given. Coatings withstanding radioactive irradiation are nen4tioned.
Comparison of the properties of silico-organic and other enamels
are made, and methods of preparing surfaces before application of
the enamels are mentioned. The beat thermostability recorded wao
for a duration of 150 hours at 5000C. A discusuion followed in
which P. A. Filippov (".Leningrad) took part.
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1. MTTORYA-ITSKTY M. S.
2. lj:-~SR (600)
4. Ukraine-Hollow brick, tile, etc.
7. Ceramic wall blocks rade In the Ukrainian Soviet Repiiblic, Bijl.atroi.tel-h.
9 no.23. 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April 1953, Uncl.

TEWHAROV, L., prof. ;KMITUKCHMV p B. (Plovdiv,, BDIgari-ya)
-~*
Experimental US(I of biopsy. Pat.fiziol. i eksp terap. 7
no-1--84-85 Ja-V63- ilf= 16 tio)
1. Iz kafedry patologicheskoy fiziologii (zav. - prof. L.
Telcharov) VysshiBgo meditainskogo Intituta imeni I.P*
Pavlova.
(LIVMI--BIOPSY)

EM, E.F.; V.V. Ld,.,,ceaeed]
in the collager, prote In ~!cmLert (!f zhe In
exper imenta L burn!3. Vf~p. ::~er- k,.,.**L.-,i. F no..,- 379. -3-R4
Ag
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.rd fmenl Flrova~

L 293 g66
ACCESSION NR: AP5023283 UR/030i/k/ 6006663/61A~j
621-3M59:536.5
AUTHOR: Dekker, B. Yue; BorJ!z, Ya. V.; Kyu Ito -No,,
!ftni i~ 1L. C*chuzinS
T Small contactlese teiperature-signaling device
SOURCE- Avtomatika, i proborostrayeniye, no. 3, 19650 63-66
TOPIC TAGS signaling, device(.
ABSTRACT: The authors develciped.a new transistorined temperature-signaling device
which comprises: At uri i unit yielding the difference In voltages acj,-oss,a re-
sistance thermometer and a slide-wire rheostat; a.3-stage amplifier; a phdse-eensi-
tive unit for producing a sm6oth voltage corresponding to temperature changes; and, a*n'
output unit that produces a ol -nusoidal output voltage at an overall gain 6f over 1000. 1
Continuous faultlessoperaticJp of tbe'd;vice for 6(wOD br is reported. Th6se char
acteristice are Iclaimed: sti ble operation between 0 and +60C under shotik and v1-1
bration conditions; suitabilf~y for measuring low temperatures (to -200C)'.in combin-J
stion with conventional.06-,100-ohm) resistance thermometers, or high teriperatureal
(to 10000 with lov-resistanoi -, (0. 1 10-ohm) thermcimeters , Size . of - the w-perimental
modei is 2h4 x 178 x n8 ram. Orig. art.'. has: 2 figures and-12 formulas. [031

KYVAU, J.
Jbihing of hoses carr7ing co-mpressed air in mines.
P. 331 (RudY) Vol. 5. no. 9, SOPt. 1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia
I
SO: VIONIELY INDeX OF EAST EUROFj'!,AN ACCESSIONS (ZEAI) LC, VOL. 7, NO. 1, JAN. 195F
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AUTHOR- -Kyvkin, 0. M.
TT-=: The Efficiency of Uiting Ppecial Tool Equipment in Automated Produc-
tion Iq
PERIODICAL: Stanki i Instrument, 1960, No. 10, pp. 6-9
TEXT: The author points out that a fully automated process of mechanic&L
machining, warranting a high labor efficiency, can only be attained if all XLeces-
sary motions of the units controlling the auxiliary operations of setting, fl~c~
and transportation of the work pieces as well as all motions of the tools are'
effected by the driving unit. The expediency of developing special tools for
automated operation processes is -3olely determined by technological and economic
calculations of the efficiency of their application. In order to ensure an
efficient use of expensive automatic equipment, in most of the cases it is necas-
sary to intensify the cutting conditions, i. e. above &11 to increase the ecob~3micl
cutting speed. This can be attained by using special tool equipment, since, :hi
such a case, the economic cutting speed is increased on account of an increase in
the wear resitance of the tool and a reduction of the operation cost owing to n
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S/121/60/000/010/002/0215
A004/AO01
The Efficiency of Using Special Tool Equipment in Automated Production
decrease in the time necessary for the replacing and ra-setting of the tools. 11he
use of special tools, which are wore, expensive, in automated production Increases
at higher cutting speeds the specific tool costs in conparison to non-automated
produotion. However, In this case the specific costs of machinary and, conse-
quently, the total machining costs decrease. The use of special tools re~duce
the variable cost part,, if the coefficient of variation of the minimum magnitude
of the variable part of machining costs is smaller than 1. A reduction"of the
minimum magnitude of the variable part of machining costs determines the effi-
ciency of new tool designs only in the case when the cost of machine-minute in-
crea.ges insignificantly. If the cost of machine-minute rises to a considerable
extent, particularly in the case of the auxiliary time and idle time of equipment
being considerable, the total prime costs of operation may increase on account of
an increase in the cost of machine-minute even in the case of the minimm magn-.1-
tude of the variable cost part of machining costs being reduced. The coefficleat
of variation of the total prime costs of operation K 1 4 otal is deteimined by %he
following formula 0
E (t K + t + t 1, K + K + K Y
Po;V
(2) K-1 _Z1 0 .. npo np 1 2 np
0 total ~E -L '_
E Do Po + t 0 + t np, P I + KI + K 12
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S/12 i/6q/boq/0 10/002/015
A004/AO01
The Efficiency of Using Special Tool Equipmeat in Automated Production
where K t is the ratio of the auxiliary time to the cutting time before
opo tidleo
new tools were employed, is the ratio between the idle time &P-d
"2 - topo tidle,
cutting time before new tools were used, and Kidle __ is the coefficieni; of
t-Ldl
, 6 0
idle time reduction when using new tools. An efficient use -of new tool equipaent
is ensured if q val is lower than 1. The author then elucidated the various
factors affecting e accuracy of the workpieces to be machined by the same toDl
and points out that, in order to ensure a full use of the tool during the peri,~~d
of its durability, some re-adjustnents have to be effeeLted. Concluding, the
author points out that the selection of new special tool designs should be effoct-
ed on the basis of comparing the efficiency and Preolsion characteristics of the
individual operation. There are 2 figures and 5 Sovist references.
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KYY'V) M. N.1 Cand Pbys-Math Scl (dies) -- "The systematIcs of mesons ana tarlons
I
~ , C -pies
and some of their applications". Tartu, 19503. 16 pp (Tartu State IT) N co
MY ITO 11, ig6o, 128)

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AUTHOR: Kn-v, M. N.
I---
TITLE: Concerning a Gyursey-type equation for baryons
PERIODICAL- Referativnyy zhtumal. Fizika, no. 12, ig6i, 34, abstract 12A44o
(Tr. In-ta fiz. 'L astron. AN EstSSR, 1961, no. 13, 67-78, English
summary)
TEXT: For describing baryons viewed according to the scheme of Tiomio
(RZhFiz, 1958, no. 4, 7768) and; Pokingkhorn-Salam (WiFiz, 1956, no. 12, ~3RJII)
there is Interpolated an oquAtion-or t1io oyurfjoy typo (1allyl.- , 1958, no, 9,
19857). At the sam time there are written out transformations that leave -~he
fundamental equation invariant and to which them correspond rotations in iso-
topic Tiomno and Pokingkhorn spaces.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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AUTHOR:
TITIE: Concerning the difference in ma-ss of nucleons
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal,Fizika, no.12, 19051, 34, abstract 12A441 ITr,
In-ta fiz. i astron. AN EstSSR, 1961, no. 13, 1961, 79-86, Eritilish
summary)
TEXT: In the work of Ogiyevetskiy et al. (RMSiz, 1960, no. 2. 2670) thert-
was derived a Gyursey equation for the proton-neutron using for the P, T and C
transformations some projeotivo representations instead of the conventional ones,
The author tries to introduce ijito his formalism the difference in mass of pro-
tons and neutrons and-shows that. the obtained Gyursey equation is noninvariec.1t
with respect to the Pauli transformation.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translution]
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S/058/62/000/007/015/068
Ao6i/Alol
AUTHOR; Ky1jv, M. N.
TITLE: On W 2 rr and -jr+->fp +e++ 1) decays
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Pizika, no, 7, 1962, 37, abstract 7A322 ("Tr.
In-ta fiz. i astron. AN tstSSR7 1961, no. 16, 73 - 80; English
summary)
Ta'T: An expression has been found for the amplitude of charged pion decay
processes. � ---;, 1T0 + -e+ + V through decay amplitudes of - "shf-mesons 0: ->-Ir� + 10,
as suggested by Lee and Yang.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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Oft/Blology Phosphorus in Plants Jan 50
Plants, Tobacco
01
"Forms of Phosphorus in the I.-aves of Tobacco
6-4 MAnts That are Healthy, Infected'With Mosaic
Disease, and Starving," V. I. R3rzhkov, Corr
Mom, Acad Sci USSR, 0. S. Gorodskaya, Inst of
Wcrobiol, Acad Sci USSR, 4 pp
'!DOk Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LXX, No 1
St.-vattion of tobacco plants results in inten-
sification of phosphorus minerali&ation proc-
esses in leaves vith discharge of ribonuclele
acid. Presence of mosaic infection and
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MW/Biology Phosphorus in Plants- Jan 50
(Contd)
ftcu=lation of vIrus rm-c-l-v,_~roUids does not
tv-trespond to similar increase in phosphorus
content of nucleoproteid or nucleinic acid.
Nitrogen-phosphorufs ratio in base fractions
from d1seased leaves is higher than similar
frictions from healthy leaves. Diseased leaves
bave lowered phosphorus content. Submitted
29, Oct 49.
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G. Xyzhman (US9R)
Training of peat specialists at the Kalinin Peat Institute "
Renort submitted for the 2nJ Internati,nal Peat Congress, Lening-rad,
15-22 Aug 63.

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PHASE I BOOK WIDITATION SOV15658
Ivanov, Aleksandr Potrovich, Candidate of Technical Sciences, and
Viktor Dmitriyovich Liaitsyn, Candidate of Technical Sciences,
eds.
Moderniza~siya kuznechno-shtampovochnogo oborudovaniya (Moderni-
zation of Die-Forging Equipment) Moscow, Masbgiz, 1961. 226 p.
Errata slip Inserted. 10,000 copies printed.
Reviewer: V. Ye. Nedorezov, Candidate of.Technical Sciences; Ed.
of Publishing House: T. L. Toeykina; Tech. Ed.: A. A. Bardina;
Managing Ed. for Literature on Maohin6-Baiiding Technology
(Leningrad Department, MaBhgiz): Ye. P. Naumov, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for foremen, machinists, designers,
and process engineers concerned with the modernization and de-
signing of die-forging equipment. It may also be used by students
at schools of higher education.
COVFJME: The book contains material presented at the Confer~nce
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on Problems In the Modernization and Operation of Die-Forging
Equipment, held in November 1958 in 146ningrad. The Conference
was called by Leningradskiy Sovet narodnogo xhozyaystva, Sektsiya
obrabbtki metallov davloniyem Leningradalcogo oblastnogo pravleniya
NTO Mashprom (Leningrad Council of the National Economy, Section
of Metal Pressworking at the Leningrad Oblast Board of the Sol-
entific and Technical Society of the Machine Industry) and Len-
ingradskly mekhanicheskiy institut (Leningrad Mechanical Engi-
neering Institute). Aotual problems In the izodernization, oper-
ation, and repair of die-forging equipment are described. Ana-
lyses are provided for problems involved in the mechanization and
automation of die-forging and stamping operations. Also in-
eluded are practical data to be used In the modernization of equip-
ment. No personalities are mentioned. There are 59 references%
56 Soviet, 2 German,4iu-id 1 English.
TAMZ OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
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Ch. 1. General Problems in the Modernization of Die-Forging'
Equipmont 5
1. Basic trends in the modernization of die-forging equipment
(V. B. G6rdin, Candidate of Technical Sciences) 5
2. The requli~ements for die-forgin~ equipment (A. P. Ivanov,
Candidate of Technical Sciences) 8
Ch. II. Modernization of Forging and Die-Forging Steam Hammers 18
1. Hammers,and their role in modern die-rarging equipment
(Z. M. Gin;burg, Engineer) 18
2. The modernization of steam-distributing devices of hammers
Candidate of Technical Sciences, and
1. 1. Kozhinskly,, Engineer) 19
3. Modernization of hammer control and drive (A. L.
Asbkinazi, Z. 1. Ginzburg, and K. K .YeUmo~--Ehglneer)
- 26
ode-r-nIz-ation and repair of foundations and Invil bl,,ks
4. 14
of hammers (Yu. V. Belyayev, Candidate of Technical Sci-
ences, Z. M. Giz=burg, and 1. 1. Kozhinskiy) 31
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5. Modernization anti repair of hammer frames and &uAdes (V. A.
Zhivchikov, Engineer, and I. I. Kozhinskly) 38
6. Modernization and repair of hammer cylinders and piston
rods (Z. M. Ginzburg, V. A. ZhIvchIkov I I. Kozhinskly,
A. M. Kaznacheye .1r, and M. V.Tllinskiy~ , 41
7. Modernization and repair of rams ( 1. 1. Kozhinskiy) 50
B. Lubric~atlon of b;L=ers (I. A. Gorbunov, 1. 1. Kozhinskiy,
,and A. 1. Kaznacheyev) 53
Ch. Ill. Modernization of Steam-Hydraulic and Hydraulic Presses 56
1. Modern trende and the outlook for modernization of by-
draulic presses (A. L. Ashkinazi -and V. B. Gordin) 56
2. The ways for decreasing the weight and overall dimensions
of hydraulic presses (Yu. P. Kyzlko. Engineer) 5B
3. Modernization of' ste8i--hYdM-uII_e7wUn'Ited" 2,000-ton for
ing press (B. P. Vasillyev and V. A. Yelezov, Engineegs~_ 63
4. Automation of steam-bydraulia "United" presses (S. P.
Molseyev, Engineer) 71
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Ch. IV. Modernization of 14echanical-Crankshaft Presses 78
l.. Basic methods for the complete modernization of crankshaft
presses (m. A. t3oncharenko, Engineer, and V. D. Lisitsyn,
Candidate of Tet;hnioal Sciences) 76
2. Modernization oT the drives of mechanical presses (A. P.
Ivanov and V. 13. Gordin, Candidates or Technical Sciences) 87
3. Modernization oir e Ing and disengagIng mechanisms of
crankshaft presnes V. A, Zhivchikov, A', M. JKaznacheyevj'
and V. D. Lisitsyn) 89
4. Modernization oj* control systeir of mechanical presses * . I
(V. D. LisltayR) 100
5. Modernization and repair of Individual subassemblies and
parts of meebani.cal presses (1. 1. Kozhinskiy, and V. D.
Lisitsyn) 108
6. Modernization of mechanical presses for the purpose of
protecting them against overloading (YU, M. BuZikoV, En-
gineer)' 115
.7. S&fetY technique in the modernization of mechanical
presses (V. D. rAsitsyn) 129
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Ch'. V. Yodernization of' Horizontal7Forging Machines [Upsetters),
Percussion Presses, and Shears 133
1. Modernization of horizontal-forging machines (V. A.
Zhivchikov and :1. 1. Kozhinakiy) ;133
2. Modernization of power-screw peroussion presses
Kozhinskiy, and A. M. Kaznacheyev) 141
3. Modernization of eccentric shears for blanking orrations - 'I
(1. 1. Kozhinskiy and V. N. Cherkasov, Engineer 144
Ch. V1. Mechanization of Forging and Hot.Die-Fo~glng Operations'
In the Modernization of Hammers and nydraulic Presaes 149
1. Mechanisms and equipment for foqing and die forging on
hammers (K. K. Yekimov, Engineer) 149
2. Mechanisms and-equipment for press-forglng-(X. K. Yeklmov,
and S. P. Moiseyev) 153
Ch.. V11. Mechanization and Automation of Stejaping Operations in
The Modernization of Crankshaft PresBe3 16o
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1. Trends in application of meebanizing and automatizing devices
in the modernization of presses (V. D. LiBitsyn and M. A.
Goncharenko) 160
2. Mechanical devices for.reeding band and strip stock (M. A.
Gutnik, Engineer, V. D. LiBitsyn, and Ye. S. Nazarenko,
Engineer) 163
3. Meabanical devices for feedin piece-blanks (V. D.
Lisitayn,and Ye. S. Nazarenk 177
4. Pully automated (production) lines (E. E. Roytershteyn,
Engineer) 186
Ch. VIII. Experimental Investigation of Die-Forging Equipment 191
1. General sequence for the calculation and design of ma-
chines in the modernization of die-forging equipment
(A. P. ivanov) 192
2. Pazie problems of tha drive-system dynamics ~nd of the
automatic feed of stock In the modernization of presses
(A.. P. Ivanov and Ye. S. Nazarenko) 195
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3. Mothods and means for the experimental investigation of
die-forging equipment (V. 1. Zaytsev and M. P. Pavlov,
Candidates of Technical Sciences) 203
Bibliography 223
AVAILABLE. Library of 6ongress
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KYZLTKj IADISLAV
Lesnicka botanika. (Vyd. 1)
Praha, Czechoslovakia, Statni pedagogicke nakl., 1959, 397p.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (LTAI), LC, Vol. 8, No. 9, September 1959.
Unclassified.

XYZLINK' K.
"More Attention to Tool $hope." p. 188, Vol. 2. no. 5, May 1954. Praha
So:.- Jest 3krope Accessions List, Vol. 3, No. 9, September 1954, Lib. of Congress
I

KYZI314K Josef
Haehining of gas turbine and compressor bladear made by pre-
cision forging. Zpravodaj VZLV no-3tl4l-145 163.

KYZLINK, L.
TRCHNOIDGY
Periodical: NOVA TECHNIKA No. 12, 1958
KYZLINK, L. Now trends in the air transportation. P, 554
Monthly List of Hast European Accessions (EEU) W, Vol. 8, no. 3
March 1959 Unclass.

Z/040/61/000/002/004/005
A205/A126
AUTHOR. Kyzlink, Ladislav, Engineer
TITIZ. What will be the development of air transportation until th-e year
2000
PERIODICAL- Letecky obzor, no. 2, 1961, 59 - 61
TRXIT~ It would be quite Impossible, according to the author, to draw any
indicative conclusions as to the future development of air transportation, :~f
predictions were based on developmental trends up to the present time. The
problem should be. approached with a view to technical limitations rather thin
seeking to establish a state of maximum development. The author states that it
is, therefore, quize impossible to foresee the technical performance capabilities
of future transports and he goes on to describe a number of performance charac-
teristies of supersonic aircraft, the development of propulsion permitting verti-
cal take-off, and the economic aspects of future air transportation. He bel:;eves
that the transport aircraft of the future will be remote-controlled and that the
development of their capabilities will depend on the actual transportation nl-
quiremen"s rather than the limitations of technical design capabilities. An in-
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