SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ORMAN, M.YE. - ORMONT, B.

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-ORW., M.Ye.,,_referent
Fuel feeding to open-hearth furnaces through the main arch [from
"Blast Awnace and Steel Planti, " no.9. 19591. Biul.TSIICHM
no.9:53-54 160. (MM 15:4)
(France-Open-hearth furnaces)

(~' ORMP M.Yet, referent
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Steel pouring in an argon atmosphere rr OIron Age,* m.14
19591. Biul.'ISIICHM no.9:54 160. lr?:4j
(Canada--Steel ingots)

ORYLAN, M.Ye., referent
Results of the first canpaig Of' Maerz-Boelens furnacE [from
1 7 1 a a
"Revue de M4tallurgie,l no..8,9, 19,11. Biul. TSHOMM r,10!
54-55 *60. 'MIRA 15-4,
(France-Open-hcarth furnaces)

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AUTHOR: Orman, 14.
TITU.: Corrosion in marine atmosphere of aluminum alloys
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no.'8, 11962, '2', abstract ~1825
("Prace Inst. hutn.", :96., v. '3, no. 4, 225 - 227, Polish; sum-
m-iries in Rus.,ilan and FngliGh)
TEXT: The author studied corrosion of Al-Mn and Al-Mg alloys stabilized
with Cr, Mi%, V and Ti in sea water and marine atmosphere during 8 years. Highest
stability .'~i these media was offered by "11-3% Mg-alloy, stabilized wi--h Cr and V
in amount 0.5". The A!-,',In alloys are riot suitable for use under marine condi-
tions.
Ye. Layne-
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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OEM S M. , Ar inz.
Comparison of French standarda and those of I other countries for
,~sbtioally proceBsed aluminwi and Its alloys. Przogl toolm 84
p
do*180 5 My 163.

VECHER, N.A.; UKUKHIR, P.V.; PAWPIWVt M.I.; PASTUKIIOVt A.I.; Ts'XIIAMIY,
M.I.; ARONOVICH, M.S.; POSYSATEV, A.A., inzh.; GARCHENKO, V.T.;
ORMANp M.Ye.
Review of D.A.Smoliarenkols book "Quality of carbon steel."
Stall 23 no.9:800-804 3 163. OaRA 16:10)

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i nenugP'n.-i f~,` .1 I-Lurl: !~ iA *~ ~pi'A- -I. ng nl,,~ :,z, ~,, , - .
~~ 11 '61..

PFIVP1.OVp M.Ye.
All-Union conference on samikillt-d and capped vteel,,
Ststl* 25 no-4:3Z7-328 Ap 965. NLRA IF: 11)

!.ACC NR% Ai,-,6030417 Wonograph PO/
i i
Oman, iarian "(Docent; Doctor In Engineering); Ormanowa, Zofia (Docentel
n,gineerina)
Techno lol of 6ag-nesium and its alloys (Tekhnologia magnezu I JeZo
stopow 1~atowlce, Wyd-wo "Slask", 1965. 198 p. illus., biblio.
Errata sliplinserted. 1-170 copies printed.
TCPIC 7'AGS: nia.,nesium, magneslu;m alloy, metal melting, metal casting, p
deformatign, metalljoining, corrosion protection
PURPOSE-AND COVERAGE: nhis book is intended for enZineers and tech-
nicians working In the nonferrous metal industry. It may also be
useful to students of schools of higher technical education. The
book deals with the metallurgy of magnesium and its alloys, and
describes their casting, plaostic deformation, machining, and pro-
tection against corrosion. It also outlines the use of magnesium
and its all6y8 in various fields of industry.
TABLE OF CONTENTS [abridged]:
Introduction 5
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Ch. 1. Nagoesium metallurgy 11
Ch. 2. Magriesium properties 24
Ch. 3. Magnesium alloys -- 34
Ch. 4. Melt".. ng of magnesium and Its alloys -- 50
Ch C ;Is ~ng of magnesium 67
Ch: Plaptic deformation 107
Ch inking -- 127
j
Ch: MocY4ning -- 143
Ch. 9. Corrosion and corrosion prevent on -- 160
*
Ch. 10. alloys -- 180
Use,of magnesium and its
References -- 1~0
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137-58-6-13886
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, IMetallurgiya, 1958, Nr 6, p 382 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Orman, R.Z.
TITLE: Application of Photoelectric Methods to Spectroscopic Analysis
(Primeneniye fotoelektricheskikh metodov spektral'nogo
analiza)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Nauchno-tekhn. o-va chernoy metallurgii, 1957, Nr 18,
pp 79-82
ABSTRACT: A description of the application on the ''Dneprospetsstal'
plant of an apparatus produced by the State optical institute
which permits to determine by photoelectric methods an
emis sion- spectrum analysis (ESA) of seven chemical elements
in the metal and in the slag. The apparatus consists of an arc
generator with electronic controls, a diffraction-spectrurn
apparatus with a stand, a lighting system, exit slots and photo-
electric cells located behind them, and a recording device. The
mean photometric reproducibility of the apparatus is 0.5%. The
sensitivity of the apparatus to minimal amounts of elements de-
termined with the arc cycle of the generator at a current in-
Card 1/2 tensity of 6 amp is (in %): Ni 0.04, Si 0.01, Mn 0,07, Cr 0.03,

137-58-6-13BBo
Application of Photoelectric Methods to SpectroEcopic Analysis
Mo 0.01, W 0.20, and V 0.01. Tile analysis for seven elements performed
in duplicate by two technicians working in relays can be completed in seven
minutes. The photoelectric apparatus DFS- 10 for ESA constructed after the
type of the device used at the " Dnepros pets stal plant will be rnass-
produced.
S.S.
1, Metals-US,5R 2. G-hemical elements-Anaiysis 3. Spec Lr,-.q)h(JIU
4. Photoelectric cells-ADplications
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KONDRATENKO, A. M.v ORMAN, S. I.
Tobacco Manufacture and Trade
length of vacation period and its use. Tabak 1.1
no. 2, 1952
Monthly liFt of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

1e ORMANp S. I.
2. ussR (6oo)
4. Paper rndustry
7. Some remarks on the quality of paper material. Tabak 13 no. 5, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessio-ns, Library of Congress, janu= -1953. Unclassified.

FEDDROVSKIY, A.14, prof.; NESTERI-O'K0, G.B., dotsent, KATKOVA, M.Ya.,
vrach; OPI-1Z, Ya.M., vrach; SHELYOMIKO, A.A., vrach
Use of bicillin in the treetment of syphilis. Vest.derm.i ven.
no.9:61-62 161. (MIRA 15:5)
1. Iz kliniki kozhnykh i venericheskikh bolezney Dnepropetrovsl:ogo
meditsinakogo institute, i oblastnogo kozlmc-vanerologichoskogo
dispansera.
(SYPHILIS) (BICILLIV)

S/081/62/000/010/059/005
B168/BI80
AUTHORSs Ormant Zofia, Wolna, J6zefa
TITLEt The problem of fluorine in aluminum metallurgy
PERIODICALi Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 10, 1962, 409, abstract
1OK157 (Rudy i metale nioiel., v. 6, no. 8, 1961, 345 - 349)
TLXTs The F 2balance in the process of Al 203electrolysis is examined.
Consumption of the salts employed (Na3AlF 6' AlF51 N4~t.F 2' M8F2) is due
to electrolytic decomposition, volatility, chemicalIggetions with
moisture, mechavical carryover by gases and by carbon dross during bath
treatment. The principal F2losses are due to escaping anode gases.
Possibilities of total recovery of F2from the gases are limited owing to
the inadequacy of the equipment. 19 references. ~Abstraoterls notes
Complete translation-I
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ORWagUAv doo. dr inz.;-MIKLASZEWSKA, Stella,, &U inz.; KOLARSKI, Zbigniew,
I%---- in2.
Testing sintered materials for the production of alumina. Rudy i
metale 8 no.1:28-33 Ja 163.

ORMAN, Zofia, doc. dr inz.; KOIARSKI, Zbigniew, inz.; SOSIN,
nzlmlerz., mgr
Ashes from Turoszow brown coal as raw material for the
Production of alumina. Rudy i vetale 9 no. 1: 13-18 Ja 164.

ommozyxp Jan
Certain considerationa on Burgical aneetboaia in patlenta with
bronehial astbma. Polski przegl. chir. 32 no.1111077-1079 '60.
1. Z II Oddzialu Chirurgicznego Szpitala in. dr Mielockiego w
Cborzvwis Ordynatorl dr A. Paprotny.
(ASTMA surg) (ANESTHESIA)

-A-C-C NR, AP02735o SOURCZ CODER: BU/001.1/6-5/018/012/lC)9~/UO2~-.-.
AMOR: Bonchov. To: (~~Sa~e ~S ; Zlatareva, A.; Mtrikov, ;1'.; Todorov, P.;---
I I-lanoushov, B.
ORG: Department of Atomic Physics, Sofia University
TITM: Study of noniron a.-yzmwtric two-lens beta spoctromitl.,Or with corrective coils
SOURCE: Bulgarska akadomiya na nauldto. Doklady, v. 18, no. 12, 1965, 1099-1102
TOPIC TAGS: radiation spectrometer, optic resolution, chromatic aborration, light
aborration, optic lens
ABSTRACT: A neir t-ro-lons ironloss beta spoctromiter has been constructed at tho
Departm.nt of Atomic Physics of Sofia Univorsity. By means of several correction
coils the instrument attained a satisfactory intensity with a good resolving power
(1.9,1,). The article gives a brief description of the device and presents its charac-
teri,stics. The improved resolving poirer is attained by 1) an increase in the inlet
angle; 2) a docreaso in spherical aberration; and 3) an increase in the coofficiont
of chromatic aberration. Ilmdmam energy is 4#o 1-1oV. This paper was presontod by
Academician H. Hristov on 1 September 1965. Origo. art. has: 5 figures and 2 tables.
f0irig. art. in Eng..j f.1-MRS: 36,46ff
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BOEV,, K.j TCHACAWV, E. [Chakarov, E.Ij NATSCHEV, Tach, [Nachev, Ch.);
OM"MCHIEV,..S. [Ormmdzhiev, S.1; MITHANI, L.
Cytological analy2er with a dual discriminaXor. Doklady BAN 17
no.l.lslO63-1066 164.
1. Physiological Institute of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.
Submitted March 26, 1964.

MI TRAN I rT"., S. [0 andzhigm- S BOFV, K.; MHAKATIOF, E.
jCi,akarov, E. ,t
1; NATTMV, Tsch. rNachev, Ch.]; YCYL'-t(V, W. rYclarov, V.]
Thp diqrrlmina'~or, a cytoplanimeter. Doklady BAN 17 no.8:'773--"6 '64.
DoklFidy BAN 17 no.8:773-"76 164.
1. L-.-~hrstiihl fur Atcmphysik an der UniverSitFit SOfia, Radio-
biologische Abteilung 1-)eim Ministerium fur Gesundheitgwesen,
Pitp3iolo,,ischos Iristitut der Bulifarischen Akndmip der lliqsens(,h,!'t,en,

ENCLOSURE
AP%MI06A
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Electrcni~~ devir--e fc,-. r~;--criidnp-tive masuir3mnt of sunspt areas.
Astron. zt%.r. 4;-' 165-
(MIRA 3-848)
'10 Tnotil.itt B.-Igemimy Alrade-,nil nrAxtk i Soflyskly
3i ta t
, Lziohes)-y falkvllt,et, AAgarskayu Narodn-aya
ll;%spublika.

ORLWO, -,Aloj z, inz.
Iodine elimination from the oxidized solution of potassium
iodide by plant saps. Prum potravin 13 no.4:214-2115 Ap
162.
1. Vyzkumny ustav tabakoveho priemyslu, Bab.

ORMANDY, I.; KADLEC. Js
New stratigraphic horizons of the Hrusav strata in the southern part of the
Ostrava-Karvina Basin. p.1454
Prague. Ustredni ustav geologicky. VESTNIK. Prague., Czechoslovakia, Vol. 33, no. 6
1958
Monthly List of r-ast European Accessions (ETEAI), LC, Vol. 8, no. 11, Now. 1959
Uncl.

C.~..- F.
"Renair sho,~~.q for electric locornoties ii tr.- eiectrific~ticn of !,Le Lnl,-~,:ir,~*;-.,~
ra i1roads. 11
S:Dfiia, Bidr~irizj., '101. 11. ',*0. 1, --',~5Q
Monthly list of E;6T LL, Uol. ~i, -I, ', ",,

ORMANDMITO. S. (Ormandzluev, :~~!; VY11DANOV, B. ~,Viirbanav, B.1
Modifica-tion of t'-,F of aggregate cuiricidenci,3 ir n--.ear
spectroscopy, bi d,:,nbh-r.t-I -at4,. Doklady BAN I"'
nc.4v377-380 'E"..
1. ?-,(jditavlcii,, --hl.-korr. F..)7.hak,~,jym.

ILIY'FV, l.; N'TK")LOV, N.; OMINDYl_YFV-, S., PAPADOPnOV, Zh.
Circult for producing .(egative cFipacitance. ?rib. i tek?;. ek2p. --)-
no.ltc'l~,-211 Ja-F '65. ~'~URA .?;"
1. Fizicheskiy fakulltet So,iyskogo universitet, Bolgariya.

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TITL--: Purific~iTior of metf-,,-, 7,
P..IRIODICAL. Akademiya nauk SSSR LoKlady, v 'J'', nr
TEXT: 14, was tried to work out an andistrig! of
Monomers of low melting, poirt With the illd 0! 'Onr' melt:np-, ''N7 7.
Out W2th Meth
Were carried V I me t h)i c ry I it t v (WWA ;m
Voured into a tin tank .3 cm x Z- cm cm ) t 1 1 1 'A."I ~ I'ri I
The tank was cooled with fluid nitrogen For melting do-Ar- a flit
of Constartan wire, 0 5 0 7 mim in diameter, was 'ased -N 1.1 t- hWaF
by an alternating current of 6 - 9 u Zone m.-Iting wan,
gressive motion of the spiral whict, immersed into the
width I of the melting zone was ',D mm TI.e sp-Iral passed throupr.
within 10 - 20 minutes; this correspondti to it velocit.'~, of
CM/ /sec' The value of the distribution coeffic-iont k - ' 001 ~I'liq sol q
impurit 'y concentrations in the solid or liquid pl.ase
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urification of methyl
i s the d e t erminnnt f a,-- t(, r o f t he --, f f Pc t no
experimentally determined in ordered rry3tall 1- z a1 (7) v i t
following equation% -/Co ~ k( I _E )k- or,
Part; C impurity concentration in ' he T o r t
concentration) The value 0. 11~ was foi~rd ~.-r K
thus purific ation Jk s attai ned wLen k e 1. u L~ --;v-.W r, 1
thermodynamic equililbrium conditlor.;; 'K ani k
equation k k /[kc k, c x p f 8,,'!)
cm/sec; D diffusion coefficirm-ri,
layer of the fliid 37~ *he roundary te.-,%ve~r. I- i L,i a i.
Since the values of 8 3nd 1) f or M14A were n,, k n,,-.% :.e
sec/cm from Ref. 1 (V D Ffann , 70 nnaya n'avka
lation of k according -, ~ju~.ti.on
The initial MVA hal a P,,~rity -f
zone me 1 ti ng, t he impur i ty co -,ten i wa:~ ea,; 4~ 1.,
puri ty, D 2, T,.~~ 3 -~ f f e
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2,~/ 6 4 z,
Purification of methyl. ~ .; 0 ", , I B - -_
(1/k)dC (X) = Ec (x+l)-C (x)jdx (4) (n ~ number of
n n-1 n
impurity concentrattan in the point x after n passages of zone;
of sample) from Refs, 6 and 7 (see below) was used for
value of C/C0 after five passages. The value 0 09 was four.6, w!_.i,
close to the value obtained experimentally The highoz-,,
purification for MINA (n-.>-) was calculated from the equation kx F
(5) (A,B constants given by the relations k ~ Bl/(exp(Bl)-i
A = C0BL/(exp(PL)-1) respectively (I length of zonp)) It i,as t-n f--r.,
that C/C 0(max) = 10- The purity of MIMA was determ, ned crycs_-c.- i
There are 8 references; 2 Soviet and 6 non-Soviet The tI.ree.
references to English-language publications read as follr.w.:~: R
E. F. G. Herington, C~em, and Ind., no, 16, 504 (1956); K "R e
Am, Inst. of mining and metall. Engineers, 200, 1055
Trans. Am, Inst. of mining and metall. Engineers, 197, '5~;
ASS~~CIATIDN: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet '.'r. !~ V _- :,,, ~. n' v:
(Moscow State University imeni M V LomienD.~_-,-
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Purification of methyl B106,,'-,--
PRESENTED: July 26, 1961, by V A Y-,rpin, Acade,,j~i~in
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OMMTS V.- TRONOVA, V.A.; TOPCHIYWA, K.V.
1 2
SinPlified method for the determination of mono-,di-, and
trio'hylaminea in a six-component mixture obtained in the
ca
'Z:~ytic dewdnation of aliphatic aminea ovor dohydrating
oxide catalysts. Zhur.anal.khim. 17 no-9:1109-1113 D 162.
(MIRA 16:2)
1. M.V. Loinonosov Moscow State University.
(Amines)

ACC NR, Ai~-,60304~7 Monograph PO/
i
Onnan,, "'arian ;(Docent; Doctor in Engineering); Orm-anowa, Zofia (Docent;
Doctor in E ineerin-,)
Technolo6~ of naZnesium and its alloys (11'elchnologia maL;nezu I JeZ;o
stopow 1\aLow1ce, Ulyd-vio "Slask", 1965. 198 p. illus., biblio.
Errata sliplinserted. 1170 copies printed.
TCPIC TAGS: ma-nesium maGnesium alloy, metal melting, metal casting, plastic
deformatign, metalljoining, corrosion protection
I
PURPOSE-AND COVERAGE: ",'his book Is intended for en-ineers and tech-
nicians workin., in the nonferrous metal industry. It may also be
useful to students of schools of higher technical education. The
book deals with the metallurgy of magnesium and its alloys, and
describes their casting, plastic deformation, machining, and pro-
tect-ion against corrosion. It also outlines the use of magnesium
and its alloys in various fields of industry.
TABLE OF CONTENTS [abridged]:
Introduction " 5
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Ch. 1. Magriesium metallurgy 11
Ch. 2. Magnesium properties 24
Ch. 3. Magnesium alloys -- 34
Ch. 4. Meltiing of magnesium a nd its alloys 50
Ch Cast~ng of magnesium 67
Ch: Plastic deformation 107
Ch inking -- 127
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Ch: acaning -- 143
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Ch. 9. Corr
Psion and corrosio
n prevention -- 16o
Ch. 10. Use,of magnesium and its'alloys -- 180
References -- 1~0
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ORMUTA --
-
Localized myositis ossificans. Zdrav. KazaU. 21 no.10:66-68 161.
(I'll ztA .15 -- 2 )
1. Iz kafedry det3koy khirurgii (zav. - dotsent Y.D.Clierkasova)
Kazakhskogo maditsinskogo instituta.
(MUSC1.&S.-.DISEAShS)

MAY 2 T.
The electric eye. (To be contd.)
P - 140.
Production of Hungarian television sets
starts. P. 142.
RADIOTECHNIKA. (Magyar Onkentes
Honvedeimi Szovetseg) Budapest.
Vol. 6, no. 6, June 1956.
SURCES: EEAL - W Oct. 1956. Vol. 5 No. 10

ORm Y, J.
ORMAY, J. Electric eye. P. 156.
Bridge condensem. P. 158.
Vol. 6. No. 7, July 1956.
RADIOTECHNIKA
TECHNOLOGY
Budapest., Hungary
So: East European Accession$ Vol. 6, No. 2, Feb. 1957

ORMAY. Lasslo. dr.
Vaccination reactions to dysentery adsorbate vaccine.
Orv. het1l. 98 no.7-8:163-166 24 Fab 57.
1. A Magyar Napbadeereg Igesseegogyl Szolgalatanak koslamenye.
(MENTERT, BACILTJM, immunol.
adsorbate vaccines, vacc. reactions (Hun))
(VACCINES AND VACCINATION
dysentery, bacillary, vacc. reactions to adsorbate
vaccines (Hun))

suzmaw~ Vol 5/12 public Health Dee 59
Fir.FlIPTA tEDIC.A -See. 17
3823. STUDY OF FOCI OF HAEMORRIIAGIC NEP)IROSO-NEPIIRITIS IN HUNGARY-
Hatmorrhalifis nephroso-nephritio g6ckulat4sa MogyarorazAgon - Or m L
A redi M. P., NI k odd m us a 1. and Loson c ty G. - NtPEGNAMA
1959, 4011 (18-24) Tables I
In Hungary 110 cases of haemorrhagic nephroso-nephritis have sofarbeen observed
sopecial.1y among persons in wooded districts. In theme rorests, 505 rodents with
7705 parksitas living on them were collected. The composition of the fauna like that
of the infective regions in the For East, shows the sc-called 'oecological substitu-
tionI onomenon. In order to demonstrate infection by way of the rodents, a sero-
logic test was also used. The Investigations suggest that Apodemus nevicows
and Clathrionomys glareolue are the rodents which constitute the reservoir of
pathological agents. Thrombiculis spreads the infection among the rodents, and
LAkelapaldre are suspected of establishing the transmission to man. It may be
assumed that direct or indirect contact of man with the rodents in an an yet unknown
manner may be a factor in the transmiaston of the disease. The best protection
is radical destruction of the rodents.

MKODWSZ, Istvan, dr.; CSABA, Karoly, dr.;-ORMAY, Lnszlo, dr.
A case of botulism dULgnosed by laboratory methods. Orv.hetil.
101 no-52:1856-1858 25 D'60.
1. OrBzagoo Blelmezes- er, Taplalkozastudomanyi Inteset es
Orazagos Nosegesseeguai Intezet.
(BOMLISM diag)

,; OFMY L.
UJHUYI v K.
A simple and practical method for the purification of dJphtheria
toxoid. Acta. microb. hung. 8 no.1;21-33 161.
1. State Institute of Hygienev Budapoet.
(TOXIN3 AND ANTITOXINS) (DIPHTHERIA imunol.)

OMAYP L.; UJHELYI, K.
Titration of dipbtheria toxin, antitoxin and toxoid in tissue culture.
Acta microb. hung. 8 no-4-*~396 161.
1. State Institute of Hygtem, Budapest.
(CORYNEBACTERIUM DIPHTHERIAE immmol)
(TOXINS AND ANTITOXINS phamacol)
(TISSUE CUMURES pharmacol)

KAAOLY, Ujhelyi; OAAAY, Laszlo
A simple practical method for purifying diphtheria anatoxins.
Kiserletes orvustud. 13 no.2:188-10,7.14y 161.
1. Orszagos Kozegeazesegugyi Intezet Budapest.
(DIPHTHZAIA immunol.) (TOXINS AND ANTITOMIS)

L 42287 ')6
ACM1. 7~6031672 SOURCE CODE: RU/0007/65/016/002/OlD8/0113
AUTHOR: Ormazu, L. (Engineer); PqqrLai~es~uj~. (Engineer); kgkatep gi eeer
En r~)
ORG: none 4~
TITLE: Contributions to the calculation of the economic efficiency of water
njections outside and inside the contour during the final period of oilfield
operation
SOURCE: Petrol si gaze, v. 16, no. 2, 1965, 108-113
~
TOPIC TAGS: petroleum engineering, petroleum industry
ABSTRACT: The authors give two nomographe based on _Q, . _ n a equations for the
1, Qj
quick graphic determination of the relative cost price coefficient of water injections
inside and outside the contours during the final period of oilfield operation.
Orig. art. has: 10 figures, 21 formulas and 2 tables. [Based on authors' Eng.
.abst.] [JPRS1
SUB CODE: 11, 05 / 5UaM DATE: none / ORIG REF: 001 / SOV REF - 001
J, -~' 7-`

ORMAZU, L., Ing,; BODNARESCU, D , ing.; BODNARESCU, H., Ing.
Contributiu,is to the calculus of the economic eff1ciency
of water injections outside and inside the contour during
the final oil field operating period, Petrol si gaza 16
no,2:108-113 F 165~

ORKELI, H. Ya., Cland INed Sci -- (diss) "Blood formation
"v,-M
40 various stagres of to disturbance of blood circulation."
Teshkent,1957. 14 pp (Tash-kent 8tate Pied Inst). 200 copies
(x1, 12,-58
Mal 102)
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USSR/Humnn and Animal Phyainlogy. Mood.
.r'lbs Jour: Ref Zhur-Ficl., '4'- 8, 1959, 36274.
Author Ormeli, N.Y
Inst
Ti'Lle The Cnnditinn nf Marrow Hemopoiesis in Circulation
Disturbances .
Orig Pub: Med. zh. Uzbekistana, 1957, No 5,46-50.
Abstract: Bone unrrow cytological studies were made in recurrent
rhoujuatic carditia, (22 pntients) and atheronclerrtic
efirdin-sclerosis (20 patients). In the first stage and
in the rajority of patients in the second stage of the
diRease the normal sequence of rzturaticn rf the cellu-
lar elements of the bone marrow (M) is preserved. The
index of maturaticn of the erythr,)blasts 0.8-0-91, the
marrow index of neutrophiles 0.67-0.8, cnr-,ophiles 0.4-
Card 1/3
Ti'DOM/liuman aild kniral rhyliiO109Y. blccd- T
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., NO 8, 1958, 36274.
-1.0 and the ratio of leucocytes to erythocytes L/E
2.8-1-3.8-1 With the progress of circulation distur-
bances in the 2nd and 3"d stages in almost all the
patients a shift of the L/E ratio in favor of the ery-
throblast elements was noted, In the nonrheumatic
patient this ratio is smaller 2-1:1 than in relapses
of rheu tic carditiB (1.8:1). Erythropoiesis prc-
ceeded normally. In the leucoblast series a disturb-
ance in the maturation order of the cellular elements
was noted, which pointed to its irritation, In non-
khe=atiim-beart,;dBAmb~ge,~andratheroselerotic cardio6cle-
rosin the marrow index of the neutrophiles was 1.5,
eostmophileal-6. In patients with recurrent rheinna-
tic carclitis with heart darage the neutrophile index
was 1.4, eosinophile 2.0. In almost all the patients
Card 2/3
24
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I
T
=W$ - -
Pronounced oosinophilia in trichostrogyloeis. Ykd.paraz. i paraz.
bol. 27 no.1:111 Ja-F '58. (MIRA 11:4)
1. 1z Tashkentakogo gosaderetvonnogo aeditainskogo inst'tuta.
(NNYATODA) (LMJKOGTTES)

ORMELI, Mae
Effect of circulatory disorders on the hematic system. Terap.
arkh. 32 no. 6:32-38 Je 160. (~MU 14:1)
(C.ARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM-DISEASFZ)

ORIELI, N.Y&.. kand.med.nauk
Aaute erythromyelosis. Med. zhur. Uzb. no.12:66-68 D 161.
(~MLA 15:2)
1. Iz kafedry propedev-tiki bolezney sanitarnogo i pediatrichesk-ogo
fakulltatov (zav. - Prof. E.I.Atakhanov) Tavhkentskogo gosudarstveancgo
meditsinskogo instituta.
(BIMD--DISEASIZ)

OR)MJ N ., assistent; SHAMSUTDINOVA, R. X., aspirant
_====4 LIU
Therapeutic use of oxaphenamide. Mled. zhur. Uzb. no.6:47-4c)
Je 162. (MIRA 15--7)
1. Iz kliniki propedevtiki vnutrennikh bolezney sanitarnogo
pedintrichaskogo fakulltatov (zav. - prof. E. I. Atakhanov)
Tashkentakogo gosudarstvannogo meditainskogo instituta.
(SALICYLAMIDE)

USSR/Zooparasitology - Hc:lmiiths ii, r-Iun.
Ab3 J~,-Lu- E-I ','J.ur - Biol., L-)'/8, 95321
Author N.Ya.
Inst
Title Ciso of Eosiii~)phllia
Ori g Pub !~Icd. parc.zitol. i parazitur,i. 1,cilemi., 1958, 27, 11-~ 1,
Ill.
Abstract N.; abztract.
Card 1/1

ORNMI, Inre
Meteoropathological investigation in intergrowthe following
ophthalmological operations. Idojaras 64 no.4:2-14-223 JI-Ag 160.
(MU 10:2)
(Ophthalmology,) (Weather)

LUDVIG, Iren: ORMTI linre
keteoropathological investigations in connection with hemorrhages
In the anterior chamber after cataract surgery. Stemeaset 97
no.3:149-156 S 160.
1. A budapeBtl Urvostudomanyi Rgyetem II. am Szemklinikajanak
(Igazgato: Nonay Tibor egyeteml tanar. as orvostudomanyok kandidatusa)
as am Ore2agos Houma es FurdouMd Interstnek (Igazpato: Farkas
Karoly. am oryostudomanvok doktora ) kozlemenye.
(CATARACT EXTRACTION compl)
(WRATHER)

ORKWI., Imrs; HEAR, Alfredp dr.
Ow.
Diviaion of 2-bdical Meteorology of the hVngarian Meteorological
Society, Idojaras 66 no*6:383-384 " 162-m,
1. Magyar Metwologial Tareasag e1noke; "Idojaras" szorkeinto
bizottsagi taQa (for Hille).

ORMNYI Imre dr . , "2 irhlc~nyc I'I I - --. -. , 1 ~
Effect of sola..- actly~ -.,- :,7- C--ga--Ll=. Tenz ku~i -
no.l2s551-553 D 163.

MENYI, Imro
Biameteorological research -n Po"land, -'-,Icj aras bP :, -: ~; ~ " -
382 N-D 164~

OlmTcri , ".
I
Measurement of vibrations in shell models by means of elpotropco,~stic
P. 29~,, (In-vnipda I Budowni-two. Vol. 1b, no. 9, Auj, 1057, Wlr.9z,,,,,,,,, Pr,lln(A.)
( !-, - A I )T ,
Monthlv Index of Rnst ~)uro?--ean Ace,-ssi,.)n!: T- .,C. Vol. 7, no. ;,
February 1958

h4hg,)
P/031/62/007/003/012/013
D201/D308
'1JTHC',
Ornic':i, ~~ndrzcj
~~p ar,,.tus for tho phase plane and phasc space ana:-y-
cis of automatic control systcma
tiUCDIG,~.L: .~rcldwum Automatyki. i Telemechanild, v. 7, no. 3-4,
693-700,tqLy
st'lart cics-cription of an analog whica allows a
quick .111alysis OfF alltomatic Control oystems from thc 1--nOw1C("-c Of
their transiciii: response. The device is a special type ccu-
putcr whic~li o-)crz,-,c!-. on the -)rinci! J --rcrtiatinL; twice tl-.c
p1c of difrc
given flinction and rC-)ro(Uc1ng tll(' trz,jector"'. It col-.Sistzz;
o:-- -% dmi;)le CLifferc:~t.'.rtor, a function gcner~Ltor and a C:~L- for the
observzItio",T of phasrln:,~jactortc's- --Thc-ii-c-thod of detcrminimy thc!
y
values of the coefficients of the differential equation consists in
su'istituti,ag into it the phase trajectories, which results in an
algebraic equation for the above coefficients. The function gencra-
tor consists of a CRT and a photoforiner. The device was used to
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.~)paratus for thc -.)cu,.sc Aane D"01/D306
detcrT.1inc the -1ri t, -ic
_c non-line, of tI -ransient rcsponse cGua-
L L
tion of the ampLid,I,Ac typc i'01.,a 31j, driving a sc~,axate-e:xitation
motor. The olitainct. (2-if:-erc-atial equation saicisfactorily described
the system's perf'"ormance. There are 3 figures.
% 0
z-OCIATION:
i
.'Ladenia Gbrniczo Hutnicza (jicademy of Mining and
Foundry)
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ACCESSION NRI AP4039689 S/0181/64/006/006/1900/11)02
AUTHORs Yunovich, A. 9.1 Yeliseyev, P. C.; Nakhodnova, 1. A.;
Osadchayao L. A.; Stuchebnikov, V. H.
TITLEs Radiative recombination In'Zn-diffused GaAs p-n junctions
SOURCE: Fixika tve'rdogo tales v. 6, nos 6, 1964, 1900-1902
.TOPIC TAGSe recombination radiation, radiative recombination,
electrol'uni.neacencep p n junction, GaAs laser, Cake diode, semi-
ican4uctor Laverg laser, junction laser, Injection laser
1ABSTRACT: Recombination radLetion frora Be-doped GaAs p-n junctions
.1was Investigated with a view toward possible loser application of Be-
doped GaAs in ection diodes. The GaAs with a.carrier concentratiots
ibetween 5*1014 and 1018 cm-3 was dAffused wi.th Be in vacuum-at
-19-510C, The junction was about 3,10-3 Cm2. In one of the diodes the
1-jiii~i*tLon was 30 v deep, Two parallel plane6 were cleaved perpendic-
to the junction. The. recombination radiation spectra were
by Injecting carriern with current pulses up to 100 imp.
'!,.~YThe~qpulse duration vas,1*2 usec end the repetition rate was 50 cps.
Card 1 / 3
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ACCESSION 'lint AP4039689
iThe recombination spectra at 77K show that the inteAsity of emission
iis very similar to that~ of Zn-doped GaAs diodes. The maximum occurs
I
;at-1.47 ev. The line vidth at half maxipmus and at a current density
of 2.8-103 amp/cn2 was,0.014'ev. Some narrowing and,nonlinear incicase
,of intensity were oUser;ved.at hil;b currept densities. Analysis of
Icurrent-Voltage characteristics and recombination spectra shows that
'Be in an acceptor impurity.- The naximun,solubility of Be in GaAs was.
found to be greater than 1918 cm-3. Radiative recombination in Bet-
-doped GaAs has a higher degree of probability than In GaAs doped with
Zn. Assuming that radiative recombination In Zn-doped GaAs is due to
transitions between the conduction band and the acceptor levels, the
energy ljovel formed by Be is'close to that of Zu in GaAs. The nairrov-
'Ing of the line was believed to be caused by stimulated emission,
which fact would Indicate thepossibility of obtaining laser action Lia
degenerate GaAs doped with Be, Orig. art. hass 2 figures.
ASSOCIATIONt Moskovskly gosudarstvanny* universitot Is, M. V.
Lononosova (Moscow State University)
icvr~ 2/ 3

:'ACCESSION NRI AP4039689-
:iSUBMITTEDs 20Jan63
SUB CODEs SS
Card 3 3
ATD PRESS a 3059 ENCL: -00
NO REP SOVs 002 OTHERi 006

ACCESSION NRe AP4039693 6/0181/64/006/006/1908/1910
AUTHORt Yunovich, A. E.; Yellseyev, P- G.; B.1;
Osadchaya, Le A*; Stuchebaikov, V. M.
.TITLEs Structure of coherent radiation spectra from GaAs p-n
junctions
SOURCEs Fizika tverdogo te'le, v. 6, no..6, 1964, 1908-1916
iTOPIC TAGSs GaAs laser, a emiconductor laser. laser, junction laser,
~Injectlon laser, coherent emission, coherent emission spectrum
;ABSTRACTs The structure of recombination radiation emitted bT VaAs
jp-n junction lasers operating at 77K was investigated, The diodes ware
I~fabricated by diffusion of zinc into GaAs wafers. The carrier concen-
"tration of GaAs was about 71,017 cc-3. The carriers were Injected
by applying current pulses of 8 to 100 amp. The duration of the
pulses and the ropetit4on rate ware 1.2 psec and 50 cps, respectively,
For different diodea the threshold current density varied between
i
2,6*103 &ad 11e103 aup/CU3. One to throe-lines# about 2 *1 or less
wide. appea,red near the main enission-psiak at the threshold current.
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iACCESSION'NRi AP40396 .93
:'As the current density,was Increased, the number of,peakd (all of which
appeared in a longwave.part of the spectrum 7-,35 A wide) increased
to 10-15, and the maip peak was shifted into this spectral region.
Some overlapping of neighboring lines w*1 observe#., The line width
at half maximum varied from less than I A to4.2.5 A. The separation
.;between the majority of the adjacent peaks was 3.5 tO.7'x. Th
'!intensity of the main peak was highest gor diodes w,ith phe smaoile'st
inumber of maxima and the least shifting,, -In such ditodea the series
resistance determined from the current-voitage characteristic.s was
slightly lower than Mi other diodes. Such lasers were also'cbaracter-
ized by a sudden increase of current at a voltage of about 1.47, and
by a thinner p-n transition region. The structure of the emission
spectra was explained on the basis of an earlier paper (P. P. Sorokin,
P.-D. Axe, J. R. Lankard. J. Appl. Phys., 34, 2553, 1963),in which
;Jt__was shown that spectral components of continuously emitting GaAs
las-0 -r3 correspond to different cavtty modes. It was calculated that
the:-'diode temperature increased by 5-15K during the duration of the
I
'Ise This was in agreement with the experimentally observed tem--
P~u
!perature variation. Orig. art. haso 2 figures.
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ACUSSION NRI AP4039693
ASSOCIATIONI Hookovskiy gosudaretvenny*y unimersitat In* Me Ve
Lomonosova (Moscow State UnIversity)
SUBMITTEDs 03F*b64 ATD PRESS' 3059. INCLi 00
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YUNOVICH, A.Z.; YELISEYEV, P.G.; NAKHODNOVA. I.A.; ORMONLA.B.; OSADCHAYA, L.A.
STUCHEBNIKOV, V.m.
Radintivo recombination in p - n-junctiono in GaAo pro,lucorl
by beryllium diffusion. Fiz. tvor. tola 6 no.6:1'X)0-1902
Je 164. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy aniversitet imand Lomonosova.

YUNOUCII, A.E.; Yl.'LIS"-.Yl.,v p, C, , ORIMUNT. A.B,~, OSADL;IIAYA. L.A.; STUCHEtiNiKOV,
V. 14.
Stru', I j 7~- - :' 1, ~ u,, -51 t or. spe - ra :* r i-. , .1~ ., ;n - *. -, I.., .
Fiz. tver. r ~14-1,~-1~410 Je I J..
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NRs AP6037055 SOURCE CODE: 5~/0056/6r/051/00/1292/13D
AUVOR: Yunovich, A. E.; Orsont, A. B.
OHG: ~bscov State University (thskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet)
TITLE: On tunnel radiative recombination in p-n transitions
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimentallncy i teoreticheshoy fiziki, v. 51. no. 5, 1966"
1292-1305
TOPIC TAGS: pn transition, radiative recombination, recombination radiation, tunnel
effect
ABSMCT: 7he mechanism of interband radiative reccmbination in a strong electric
field of a p-n transition was investigated for the case when the 6lectrons and holes--
penetrate the potential barrier as the result of the tunnel effect. Luminescent
di9des made of GaAs, InP, and GaSb semiconductors vere used for the investigation.
Fo3r these specimens the maximum of the valence band and the minirmirn of the conduction
band are in the center of the Brillouin zone and the optical interband transitions
pr4ceed with the conservation of quasimomentum. The concentration of carriers in the
initial semiconductors was (I to 2) X 1014) cm-3. The thickness of the apace-charge
laypr in selected diodes van 300 to 6DO 1. The characteristic;aree of the p-n junc-
tion was 3 x 10-3 CE2. 7he radiation intensity I as a function of quant"m energy'A4:1
and applied voltage U vat chleulated for a uniform field and sinple pavabolic bands.'

ACC
me 9ccupation probability of states in a semiconductor which has degenerated on
both sides of the p-n junction was considered. An experimental investigation was
made of the emission band I(hd) associated with the tunnel effect for p-n transitions
in GaAs, W--,, and InP. The position of the emission band peak (ho) varied with
voltage in & manner which had been predicted by the theory. The discrepancy between
the experimental data and the calculations Is attributed to the participation of the
"tails" of the state density and local centers in tunnel recombination; the excess
current in tunnel diodes is attributed to a similar cause. The authoe thanks V. L.
Bouch-Bruyevich, V. S. Vavilov, and L. V. Keldysh for discussing the results and for
their advice; E. A: Poltorstskiy and V. M. Stuchebnikov for the GaAs diodes; A. R.
Silin' for the GaSb diodes; and P. G. Yeliseyev and I. Ismailm for the W diodes.
Orig. art. has: 1T fornulas and 5'figures.
ODDS: 20/ SUBM DAM 2TNsO6/OFaG MW: Olh/ OTH MW: OIT/ ATD PEMBBS 5107

ACC NR, AP6036992 SOURCE CODE: UR/0181/66/008/,)11/3383/3386'
AU7HOR: Yeliseyev, P. G.; Ismailovp I.; Ormont, A. B.. Yunovich,.A. Z.
ORG: Moscow State University im. M. V. Lomonosov (14oskov-kiy go-Ldarstvennyy univer-
sitet), NJt,%'CS 1,A!AAft.Z %M ,?.N
T
TITLE: Spontaneous radiative recombination in In? p-n junctions at 'Low currents
SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 8, no. 11, 1966, 3383-3386
TOPIC TAGS: indi= compound, phosphide, pn junction,, radiative recombination, er-is-
;-sion spectrum, volt ampere characteristic, tunnel effect, line shift, temperature
Aependence
p
.~I...,AESMACT: ",he authors investigated the emission spectra and the volt-ampere char-
acteristics of diffusion P-n junctions in InP at 9.'77, and 300K, at current densi-
'Vies up to .102 a/CM2. Data are presented on -.he emission of strongly doped 1nP P-n
junctions at a weak injection level, and the presence of several emission bands as
demonstrated, including one which is undoubtedly connected with the "diagonal" tun-
I nelLng of electrons through the p-n junction, similar to that occurring in GaAs
diodes. The samples were made from large-block polycrystals of InP., doped with
tellurium, and the p-n junctions were produced by diffusion of zinc at 750C. Two
groups of samples were prepared, with slightly different volt-ampere characteristics--
The emission spectra exhibited three bands, connected with the different transitlons ~
which are tentatively identified. The widths of the emission lines are estimated and:
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AP603 992
"he temperature dependence of the line shift is given. One of the bands it corzected
with "diagonal" tunneling occurring at small forward bias on the junction (from 0.9
to 1.3 volts at 77K). With increasing voltage (1-35 - 1.4o.), a strong emission band
appears with quantum energy much smaller than the width of the forbidden band, which
predcminates at high excitation levels and depends little on the current. In addi-
tion at 1.2 - 1.4 v a weak band appears, due to radiative transitions to a deep level,
with a quantum energy near 1.0 ev. All these processes are similar to those de-
!.Scribed in the literature for GaAs diodes. The authors thank A. Ya. Nashel'skiy and,'
S. V. Yakobson for supplying the InP crystals. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and I
table.
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