SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KYZLINK, L. - KZYL-KHODZHAYEV, A. A.

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AUTHORS; Chvhtal, Prant., Engineer, Kyzlink, Lad., Engineer,
and 6ihO, JOi, Engineer
TITLE: What will be the developgppt of air transportation until 2000
PERIODICAL: Letecky( obzor, no. 12, 1�610 398-399
TEXT: This is the first part of an article summarizing the previously pub-
lished opinions of several experts as to what will be the development of air
transportation until 2000. The following are*the potential features on which
most experts agreed: Maximum range of commeroial transports will not exceed
20 000 ld~, and maximum speed will be between 8 and 10,000 km/hr unless arti-
ficia.1--gravity should become feasible. Maximum capacity will be 300-500 pas-
sengers which, however, will be fully utilized only by medium- and intermedi-
ate-rahge transport-. Vertical take-off and landing %ill remain limited to
the long-range, special_~urposej and very-short-range transports. Long-range
(up to 20,000 km) transports will have the shape-of rockets with rather small
wings. Their speed will be hypersonic (up to 10,000 km) and operating alti-
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XYZLINKJ, Ladislav, inz.
DPaft-ing Of tMified regulations on alrPlane qualification,,
1-9tecky obzoi, 6 no.11:367 162.

KYZIM, I-qdIp
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Winter operation at the Intemational Givil Aviation
Organization Omferenoee Ietecky obzor,7 no,11:34Z-
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of door ash and on the nitrogen tontent of *a d". j1p
to Ir Mww 14, 0-11, English resume main characteristic for Ctechoslovakiitn Oaxweds and con-
z (116M '4.1~_Platta Oil' flax grown on 2"1 types predwil- cr
firm the valuts of Vtbcn%kv. In rows in the tertiliters
0 nating ist th,, flax-growing regions of Czechoslovakia con- or deprivationi of the "is of fertifix-so; produved marked
taincti IN V41.0, ash 3A 4, 11ti), I.M, K,() 1 .11, CRO 0. 10, changes in the chem. constituents of the otsh. but the
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- dry weds and N a~f, 1, a,,h 5.-0. PjO, 0.311, 9.0 1 .&1, CaO K or it or both to the *oil increased the total ash and the
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yield of stalks and veds, lowered the morn. of Minerals in
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he stalk and seeds Fxcrpt for special instances ailtins.
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and total N in the flax more than when in the vatio 1:2 2.
this diminish" the signifimnce of N in fertilizersAnd cone
firms tire Opill optimum in which a rise of N in seed,
above BM dintinisbed the yield ofoil. Frunklolart-sh
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*0 the addri. of V. to the f"filizer%, w4i. diminished in
plants toy the addro. of K to file fertilizers unit was
revffoed completely under extreme conditnint by the
firt'sence of an excess of K in the !m41, The influence (of
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very distinct: a full addn. of N + K 4. P to. tile ,d !-Ices
rtsarlwd the 111% the miAt, but file sildn. of N + K
was alvio effective. In adult plants the N fcrtilizct% ;:o 0
o: diminished the P,Oj concn. in Wit stalks and sevd% but
00 any other unbalanced application of fertilizer int-reased
the PxO& content of the stalks and ~.v&. Under ixondl. 0
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0 ill-! plants inereawd their formation of stalk niatict and
of V~edl' but tile supply of 1"0' and "lln-f IninerAl, in tile
st2IL- and sord- was low. Ch3ngt~ in the maetwn w it,
00 the acidity of adjustable soils did inn diminkh tile tt~,orp-
tioin of 1,108. Tile flax grown all Slid, Supplic.] Willi in.
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KYZLII%'K, VLADTIM.
Kavody k labor-atornim pracim % ovocnicke a zelinarske technologle.
Praha,, Statni pedagogicke nakladatelstvi, 1954. 204 P. (Ucebni texty
vysokych skol) (Instructions for laboratory work in the field of
fruit and vegetdble technology) DL Not in DLG
SOURCEt East ftropean Accessions List (EEAL)v LC.. Vol. 5, no. 3, March 1956.

XYMM , V 0
"Transformation processes in ripening fruit and vegetables and theIr significance
for the canning industry. p. 537."
FRMIYSL FGTRAVIN. Praha, Czechoslovakia. Vol. 6, no. 11. 1955.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI), LC, Vol. 8, No. 6, Jun 59, itnelas

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CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and H-27
Their Application, Part 3- - Food Industry.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 7., 1958, 23027
Author
Inst
Title Determination of Expeditious Sterilization Duration of
Canned Food Products.
Orig Pub : Prumysl potravin, 1957, 8, No 10, 525-531
Abstract : The relation between the temperature and the heating ef.-
ficiency at the camned food sterilization is discussed.
Examples of planning sterilization regimes are presen-
ted.
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MLINK, V.
Application of air exhaustion in the canning of fruit and vegetables before
sterilization. p. 94.
PRYYSLY POTRAVIN. Praha, Czechoslovakia, Vol. 10., no. 2, February 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EKAI) L.C. Vol. 81 No. 7. July 15,59.
Uncl.

IMLIMs 'V-adimirj CUM; Dusan; CURDOVAO Marie
Kffect of some antioxidanto on-the stability of the anthocyanin
pipents of sterilized fruit, Sbor potrav VSGhT Vol,5., pt,2:
59-79 161 Epubl. 1623.
1, KatedrIL konoerv enska tachnologie,, fakulta. patravinarake
teohnologie, Vysoka skola chomicko-technologicka.. Praha.,

Z/031/62/010/CI2/001/002
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AUTHORS: Horak, Vaclav, and Xyzlink, Vladimi"r
TITLE: Permanent magnets produced by pressing from a mixture of
metal powder with synthetic resin
PERIODICAL: Stroj~renska" vyr-oba, no. 12, 1962, 603-605
TEXT; Miniature and/or intricately shaped permanent magnets of Ti-
modified AM or Al!1iCo alloy tlypes are difficult to cast and their machin-
ing is expensivo. ;Yagnets produced by powder metallurgy are brittle and
also difficult to machine. Bonded permanent magnets from Crit of heat-
treated Pe-Co-Ni-Al-Ti-Cu alloy, using epoxy resin as binding agent, provide
a solution to these problems at a comparatively small sacrifice of magn(ttic
properties. For highest specific gravity (up to 5.98 gr/cm3) and, consi!-
-r 4-
uently, best magnetic properties, a blend of fine- and coarse-grained 6 it.
~0-0-4 mm with 0.61-1.5 mm, or 0.41-0.6 mm with 1.51-3.0 mm grain size) in
a 22:M~o mixing proportion is recommended. Acetone solution of 1002-B
epoxy resin type proved the best binding agent for this purpose, the only
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Z/031/62/010/012/001/002
Permanent magnets produced by ... D006/D102
disadvantage being its long curing time ranging from 48 hours at 1100C to
0.83 hour at 1900C. Optimal wettability was obtained vben using lcm3 o"
epoxy solution for 15 gr of grit. Pressing force of 41 tons was used and
curing was made at a maximum temperature of 2000C. Products featarod li-iih
dimensional accuracy requiring only slight grinding of edges with emery
cloth. There are 3 figures and 5 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Tesla, Liberec
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KIZLITIK, Vladimir, prof., SeDur.
Factors determining the consistency of pectin jolliel.
Frum potravin 14 no.6:301-305 Je 163.
1. Vysoka skola chemickotechnologicka, Praha.

CURDOVA, Marie, inz.; KTZLINK V
. -4- ~ - -
Stability of the c vitamin and fat in baby food dried by sublimation
process. Priun potravin. 14 no.10:529-531 0 163.
1. Vysok4 skola (,,hemickotachnologicka, katedra tachnologie
konzervarenstvi, Praha.

NOVOTNY, V., doe. inz. CS,-..; KYZLINK, V., doe. inz. CSc.
Some probleMB of ~&aterial interest to enterprises.
Podn org 18 no'4 3:127-129 Mr 164,
1. Higher School of Economics, Prague.

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- KTZIMIN, A.A.:-SAMADT, Te.K.
, A;,
Refining of silicon by the iodide method, Zhur.prikl.kbim.
33 no-3:591-597 Mr 160. (MMA 13:6)
(silicon)

KnRoiav, A.V
Pneumatic conveying of loose materials tn steel-shaping shops. Bezop.
trada v prom. 2 no.11:33-34 N '58, (MM 11-.U)
1. Naeballnik ventilyatsionnogo byuro otdela tekhniki, besopasnosti Ural-
irashzavoda.
(Rae,amatic-tube transportation)

KYZRODEV, I.N.
Drying lumber with overheated Yipor. Dar. prom. 12 no.11:17 N 163.
(NIILI 17: 1)
1. Sondaskiy lesozavod, Estonskaya SSR.

POIM/Chemical Technology. Cellulose and its Derivatives. H
Abs Jour; Ref. Zhur-Khimiya, No 12,, 1958, 41817.
Aathor : Kzakh,-Taug.
Inst :Not given.
rilitle Preliminary Studies On the Usefulness of Sweet Clover
Melitotus Officinalis For Cellulose Production.
Orig Pub: Przegl. papiern., 1957, 13, No 1, 3-6.
Abstract: White Melitotus Officinalis contains 45.6,,4j cellulose,
as compared with 49.3% that is found in cereal grass,
and 46.1% in reed. The furfurole yield in 11.7% as
compared to 18.04%. Because of the low furfuroleyield,
clover is not recommended for its production. In com-
bination with other fibrous materials, cellulose from
clover might be utilized in paper industry.
Card 1/1 5
KUNES
Determination of skeleton points by Inseition. Geod kaft 12 no.,i:
207-208 160. (EM 100)
(Cartograpby)

UJGMXNKOA I.Y.O., podpolkovnik meditsinskoy elwlhbv
Combined gramicidin and sulfanilamide therapy for blepharitis. Voen.-
med.zhur, noo4:65-66ip 1569 (MLRA 9..g)
(WILMS-DISIASIS) (SWANILAMIDIS)
(GRAMIGMIN)

KUPWSKI, K.
"Conference With Readers of Przep_lad Geodezyjny In the Polish
Association of land Surveyors in Piotrkow Trybunalski." P. 186,
(MEGLAD G.X-D]ZYJNYY,, Bol. 10, No. 6. June 1954. Warszawa,
Poland.)
SO: Monthly List of East European Acc3ssions, (EEJAL), LC, Vol. 3,
No. 12, Dec. 1954, Uncl.

PYATKOVSKIY, G.p inzh.-informator; IVANCHUA, V.11 HZHAKHOV: V.;
SIMONOV, M.; KHR%IOV, K.p zhurnalist (Baku); DUD~TSM, E.;
TRAVNIKOV, N.
We are living this way. Izobr. i rats. ne.12-.8-9 163.
(MIRA 17: 2)
1. Trest "Komunarskugoll", Luganskaya obl. (for Pyatkovskiy)..
2. Sotrudnik oblastnoy gazety ItXrasnyy Sever", Vologda (for
Ivanchuk). 3. Starshiy inzh. Kazakhskogo respublikanskogo
soveta Vsesoyuznogo obahchestva izobretateley i retsionali-
zatorov (for Kzhakhov). 4. Sekretarl Udmurtskogo oblastnogo
soveta Vsesoyuzno~o obshchestva izobretateley i ratsionali-
zatorov,_Izhevsk for Simonov). 5. Nachallnik otdela tekhniki
bezopasnosti Lyuberetakogo zavoda imeni Ukhtomskogo (for
Dudetakiy). 6. Korrespondent zhurnala "Iz-obretatell i
ratsio'nalizator" (for Travnikov).

KZHJLKHOV
Z=;Z4.L (AIM-Ata)
Factor7 heliohospital. Okhr- truda i sots. strakh. 6 no.3t
21 Mr 163. (KIRA 16--4)
(AMA-ATA-ULMMOLET RATS-,-THERAFRUTIC USE)

KZHA ov, V.
Servioes mies the mark* Zhil-kom. khoz. 13 no.3:29-20 Mr 163. fMM 16:3)
1* inopektor Knakhotawkogo reepublikaaskogo komiteta profsoyasa
rabodhM mostnoy prov7shlonnosti i ko=uiallno o khozyayotva., Uw.-ktA.
(Alm Ata-la=dry ir ~Yll

KZHAMALOV, S.A.; VINTER, A.Vo, akademik.
-
Operation of water reservoirs of hydroelectric power plants on mountain
streams. Izv. AN SSSR Otd.tekh.nauk no.5:675-660 My '53. (MIRA 6:8)
(Hydroelectric power stations)
ot

BEMOVIS. H.; BRINDSHTSTR, I.; DRUIN, V.; YERMAKOV, V.; 4"VAROVA, T.;
K4qYWKj_ M. (Krzywanak, M.); MALY,, Ya. (Maly, J.);,POLIKAMDV, S.;
SU HUNG-KM
Synthesis of 256 Md as a result of irradiating 238 U with
" No ionis and research on some of its chemical properties.
Nuklooniks, 7 no.7/8&.465-471 162.
it Ob"yodinonnyy institut yadernykh isaledovarziy, Dabna, Laboratariya
y*dornykh reaktaly.

ACC NR: LT7006687
SOURCE CODE.-.---~R/251-i/66/092/OOC,-/0093/0099
AUTHORS;%. Kzhivitaki4 . Ladyzhenskaya, 0. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: The method of neta for nonstationary Navier-Stokes equations
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Yiatematicheskiy institut. Trudy, v. 92, 1966. Krayevyye zi.dachi
matematicheskoy fiziki (Bouni,ary value problems of mathematical physics), nt-- 4, 93-99,
TOPIC TAGS: Navier Stokes equation, sequence, convergent sequence, vectorp
Euclidean space, boundary value problew
ABSTIRACT: An implicit difference scheme for solving the general nonlinear, aan-
stationary problem
on -VAU Uk du =-gradp-#-f,
divu=O,
U18=0'.
11-0=
is proposed. Its convergence is investigated. The case of a bounded domain.Q and
a homogeneous condition is examined. It is shown that the system
C,,d i/2

ACC NRz AT7006687
-0, +k 1 -0
Al- VU -*--j UI.J.-4--fulu, =-Pk'j-+-JA
A Ask
t
U (2)
U,
UA,
and
X~A=Ov k= Is N (3)
is uniquely solvable in every layer for any f., ah. It is also sho-m that
Uh Ph for
from the set of solutions constructed according to (2), a sequence can be
extracted that converges (when &t - ch --~P 0) on a weak solution (in the sense of Hopf
of this problem. In the case of n, - 2, the entire sequence converges on this solu-
tion. Orig. art. has: 16 formulas.
M CODE: 12/ SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG RM. 006/ OTH REP. 001
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USSR/Perri Animals - Donestic Fowls
hbs Jour : Rof Zhur - Biel., No 6, 1958, No 26233
Z-6
Author :Dzhunkovs1mya A.V., Kzhunkovskiy I.Ya.
Inst :Not Given
Title ih Now Brood Group of Chickens (Noi-a-ya-porodneyo. Fruppr. kur)
Orig Pub :Biol. neuchno-tokhn. inforni Kirg. n.-i. in-t zhivotnovodstve
i vot., 1956, No 1-2, 34-36
Abstrect t The raising of a now brood group of chickens was started rt
tho Frunze Experinental Farm of the Kirgiz Scientific Re-
search Institute of Animal Husbendry in 1945. Crossing of
the local whito hens with Now Hampshire cocks wrs resorted Ao;
then, hybrids of the first gonorntion were crossed A-ith
br,rrod. Plymouth Rock cooks, nnd the hybrids of the second
gonorntion - .1th local cooks. The progeny thus obtained
uns intorbrad within the now breed. Also, scloction wns cada
from rmong the best hybrids fnd those were provided with gool
conditions of naintenence and fooding. Live weight of adult
hens was 2.6-3 kg. and of cocks 3.8-4.5 kg.; egg laying
Card 1/2
USSR/Frrr- Aninrls - Donostic Fowls
Abs Jour : ROf Zhur - Biol., No 6, 1958, No 26253
er-rccitY Wrs 170-200 ocFs, and weight of the ogm of vdult
lcyors wrs 59-62 g. The chickens of the no%.r brood hrve hig)i
vitality nnd Food bort qunlitios.
Card : 2/2

'ul?c.'-'iADZhl, Wojcle-:~h; K72,111LETTSKA, Kr-rolina; INUKASIK, JE,rz-,- Al.."red.
r. ~,
Clinical observations an the systera. G-linek. Pol.
36 no.1:23-34 Ja 165
'I . '?, T 1 M' ~r, i k 1, Pol ozn ii Chrrnb r-rrvr-h Akr- cirmi -1 7-
- -: 7 w (- I I - .,
". j (Yierc--,,,n5k.- Pr,31'. dr. mcwd. W. Gr(,mad7~.-I.

PWLEDNICHENNO, Yu.G., inzh.; KZOIKOV,.I.N., starshly master
Tests and experience in operating hydraulic ash removal
systems in block boilers. Energetik 13 no.11:15-17 N '65.
(MIYA 18:11)

ru7,YL-.UGD'ZlW,YZV. A.A.
Testing the VS-15 diesel-electric trucks. Trudy Imto gore dela
AN Kazakh. SSR 17:102-105 165. (MBA 18:9)