SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PARKHOMENKO, V. D. - PARKHOMENKO, V. V.

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Effect of temperature on the friction and wear of filled
flaoroplastic materials. Izv. vyi3. ucheb. zav.; mashinostr.
no.9:130-133 163. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy khimiko-tekliliologicheakiy institut.

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ltivj3BLigatlng, the antifrjr,~f-,.on filled polyfluoroeth7lane materla's.
Veat.mpashinostr. 45 no.9241.-44 S 16-5.
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PARKHBUIZO, Vasiliy Gsorglyavich-.. KRELANGEL' SKIT. B.A., prof., reteenzent;
BuLoArov N. V prof., retsen2ent; ZAYTSEY. V.G.-(Mos-kvs), imnd.takhn.
nauk, reLmnsent; SHM, OV, D.M., (Moskva), prepodavatell. ratoenzent;
FISHCHANSKAYA, B.A. (Odessa), propodevetell, retsenzent; GUTAN, H.K..
prepodavatell, retsengent; GOLIDIN, 1.3., prepodavatell, reteenzent;
KHRYPOV. W.N. (Sverdlovsk), prepadavatell, retsenzent; DnY4BINA,
L,I,, prepodavatell, retmenzant; 72011YANOV, D.N. (leningrAd), pro-
podavatell, retoenzent; GONCHAR011A. L.D. (Simforopoll). prepodaystall,
retsentent; KATVEYgV, Ye.P., prelpodavatell, retsenzent; ALEKSMV,
Iox., prepodavatell, retsenzent; DUDIFSKIY, S.L. (Leningrad). pro-
poclavatell, reteenzent; BABIM, V.B. (Kharlkov), kand.tokhn.nauk-.
rateenzent; CHERNOV, N.Y., prof., dol:tor tekhn.nauk, spetsred..
BORISOVA, G.A., red.; SUD&, D.M., tekhn.red.
Untroduction to the study of commerial wares] Vvedenie v tovaro-
vodenie promyshlennykh to-varov. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo torg.lit-ry,
1959. 135 P. (HIRA 12; 7)
(Comercial products)

MQMWj,._Yasiliy Georgiyevich; AbKM13ELISKIY, N.A.,, prof.,
JAff
retsenzent; [deceased); BUMMOV N.V., prof., retsenzent;
ZAYTSEVJ, V.G.P retsenzent(Mbskva~; SFIEKLAKOV, D.M., prepoda-
vatell tekhnikumov sovetskoy torgovli, retsenzent(Moskva);
ROMOVA, ZA, retsenzent (Dbskva); PISHCHENSKAYA, B.A., re-
tsenzent (Odessa); GUTAN, M.K., retsenzent; GOLIDIN, A.E.,
ratsenzent; KHRYPOV, N.W., retsenzent(Sverdlovsk); DERYABINA,
L.I., retsenzent; YEMELIYANOV, D.M.) retsenzent (Leningrad);
GONCHAROVA, L.D., retsenzent(Sinferopoll); MATVEYEV, Ye.P.0
retsenzent; ALEKSMV, I.M., retsenzent; DUDINSKIY, S.L.,
retsenzent(Leningrad); BABUI i, V.B., kand. tekhn. nauk, re-
tsenzent(Kharlkov); CHERWOV, N.V., prof., doktor tekhn. nauk,
spets. red.; BDRISOVA, G.A., red.; GRDT,.';OV, A.S., tekhn. red.
(Introduction to a knowledge of manufactured goodslVvedenle v
tovarovedenie promyshlennykh toimrov. Izd.2., dop. i perer.
Moskva, Gostorgizdat, 1962. 14:2 p. (MIRA 16:1)
(Commercial pn)ducts)

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AGALINA. H.S., in2if AKUTIN. T,K,, itizh.: APRESOV, A.M,, inzh., ARISTOV.
S.S., kand. tBkhn. nauk, : B a-WTOTEXlY, 0-3, , inzh. ; BERLIN, A.Ye,, inzh.
BESSKIY, K.A., inzh., BLYUM, AzM~. inzh,; BRAMI, I,V,, inzh,, BRODSKIY,
I.A.. inzh.; BURAKAS, A.I,,inzh.; VAINHAN, I,Z., insh.; VARSEAVSKIY,
I.Ji-.inzh.; VASILIDGVAI A.A.,lnzh,; VORONIN, S.A.,inzh.: VOYTSEKHOVSKIY,
L,K., inzh.: VRUBLEVSKIY, A.A.,invh.; GERSHMAN, S.G., inzh.;
GOLUBYA-TVIKOV. G.A.,inzh.-, GORLIN, M.Yn., irizh.j (RUKWIKOV. A.N., iazh.;
DASHEVSKIY, A.P.,inzh.;DIDKOVSKIY, L.L., inzh.-, DOBROVOLISKIY' N.L.,insh.;
DROZDOV. F.F..kand. tek-hn. muk,, XOZLOVSKIY,A.A,,inzh.; KIRILEMO,
V.IY'.,inzh.; KOPELYANSKIY, G.D.,kand. tekhn. nauk,-, KORETSKIY. M.M-inzh,:
KUKHARCHUK. I.N.,inzh.; KUCID;H. H.G,,inzh.. "RZLYAK. M.V,,inzh.;
KIRMOV. V.V.,inzh.; NOVITSKKY, G.V.,inzh.; PADLRN, N.H.,inzh.*.
PANKRATOYEV, N.B , inzh.; PAREHOM-OKO, V.1.,kand. blol. nBuk,; PUSKIY,
Ye.A.,inzh.; POILUBNYY. 5.77,-1-M.. PU&UHMO, F.F..inzh.; FUZANOV,
I,G,,in7,h.; REDIN. I.P.inzfi.: M?.NIK. I.S.,kand. tekhn. natk,;
HUGOVSKIY, L.Y.,inzh.: RUIA12AAH, A.G.,Inzh.; RYBAIISKIY, V.I.,inzh.-,
SAWYNIKOV. SNTgHIYMIOV, N.fi.,kand. takhn. nauk.; SICKESIMO.
A.T.,inzh.: SIKIIN, A.Kh., inzh.- SUMTOVIGH, I.N,.inzh.; TROFIKOV,
V.J.,inzh.; FEFER, M.M.,inzh.; F.';ALKOVSKIY, A.M.,inzh.; Ymsm",
inzh.; CHER SWEV, V-A.., iazh.; SHESTOV, B.S., iazh.-, SHIFW,
N.J.. inzh.; SHUHYATSKIY, SHCHERBAKOV, V.1.,inzh.;
STAUMAD, I.K., otv. red.: USHIN, G,L. inzh.,red..- KJV.VTSOV,Ye.P.,
inth.,red.; GIUGORIY-6Y. G.V.,red.; ILAMIIISKIY, D.N.,red.; KAIMVSKIY,
I.P..red.;.LZYTMAH. L.Z., rtjd.fdeceasedj,, GUMVICH, H.S.,inzh.,rad.;
DAbilLEVSKIY, A.S..inzh..red,.: DYMIII, A.M., inzh.,red.; KAGANOV.
S.I..inzh.,red.-. KAMAN, BJi,, kand. takhn. npuk, red:.LISTOPADOV,
N.P.,inzh.,red., HMhLEVIGJ, 1,R,, inzh. red.(decea~-,edj;
tcnntinnfid on next card)

AGALINA, M.S.... (continued) Card 2.
PENTEOVSKIY. ROZED]MG. B.X..inxh.,red.; m=17a,
D.S., inzh..red.; 71=0V, K~P.,i:a&h.,r&d.; TSYNBAL. A.Y.,In2h.,red.;
SMIRBOV. L.V., red. izd-va.; PROZOROVSXAYA, Y.L., tekhn. red.
Vining ; an encyclopedic handbook) Gornoe delo; entsiklopedicheskii
spravochnik. Moskva, Goa. natichno-takhn. izd-vo lit-ry po ugol'noi'
promyshl. Vol. MOrganization of planning; Construction of surface
baildings and structure*J Organizateiia proaktirovaniia; Stroitellstva
z&anil i eooruzhenii na poverkhnoeti ahakht. 1958. 497 P. (IIIRA 11:12)
(Mining engineering)
1,Building)

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kl~OLLONDVA. L.P.. red.. VAYMOYA, V.S., rel.; VASILEVSKIY, D.P.. red.;
TROBUIVSKIT. A.A. . red.; GRIBIOTA, S.-k., --*d.; GRIGO-RASH. G-~T.
red.; KkZNACH]ff. B.Ta.. red.; PARKED)SM, V.I., red.; FUSS31T, L.A-,
red.; REGIM, Ye.I., red.- HOUNBUT, M.A., re&.; A&MIL', B.Z.,
red.
[14otbods for testing magnetic tape r4ocord_qrz]_Hetodi)m isjTtanlia
magnitofonov. Wskva. 1958. 78 p. (Akadejolls.nauk SSSI~ ADrskol
,-,,:gidr.ofisichooki,i~~l-notitut. Trudy. -vol. 14_).. IA 12:7)
'-"?Xi~etlc recorders, and recording-~Te ngY-

DUAROMMO, Vladimir Ivanovich; KOEYREV, A,,V., red.: VORONIN, K.P..
tekhn.red.
[Ywgnetic recording heads] Msgnitn~re -olovki. Xoskva, Gos.
energ.izd-vo, 1960. 70 P. (M8S8O1FaJLs radiobibliotekag no.365).
(MIRA 1):6)
(Xagnetic recorders and recor(Ling)

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LAZAREV,, Vladinir Ivnnovlohj W%j&MNKQ
TAGER, P.G., red.; BULIDYAYEV, N.A,, takhn. red.
[Magnetic recording of television Jim.ges] Magnitnaia zapial
televizionnykh 12obrazhenii. Moskim, Gosenergoizdat, 1963.
86 p. (Massovala. radiobiblioteka, no.462) (MIRA 16:5)
(Video tape recorders and recording)

ACC NR: AP6035535 SOURCE CODE: UR/0292/66/000/010/0047/0050
AUTHOR: Abramishvili, D. A. (Engineer); Brzhezanskiy, V. 0. (Engineer);
Parkhomenko, V. I. (Engineer)
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ORG: none
TITLE: Electrical characteristics of the raicaplastic with heat-resistant binders
SOURCE: El.ektrotekhnika, no. 10, 1966, .47-50
ku'Lix
TOPIC TAGS: mica product / slyudoplast mica product
ABSTRACT: The '"slyudoplast" or micaplastic (MP) sheet insulating material
consists of small phlogopite flakes and one of these heat-resistant binders:
(A) aluminurn phopphate, (B) same, plus an artificial -corundum filler,
(G) silicone, and (D) A-plus-C combination. Resistivity, breakdown voltage,
water absorption, moisture absorption, and lifetime of these binders are
Car(i 1/? 621.315.613.1.001.5

ACC; NR: AP6035535
ti~bulmod. Electrical chit racto ri uticii breakclown voltago), wetight l'u.'as
and Gwelling of the above MP's licated and 1000-hr aged at 500C or subjecteci ',.)
Idgli humidity or high vacuurn were determined. Findings: (1) MP with anv o,- -.-,e
z.bove binders car. be used for continuous (.000 h-rs) work at 500C in air c,:-
VaCILUM; Or for short-tirne work a-, 750G, 1--organic or near-izorgan--c
,, in vacuum. at 500G; (3) ?r ts
is rocon-inioxided for NIP inwndod for working c
molded (at 280C) from A-binder MP an(! intended for high-temperature operation
shOILld receive an additional thermal treatment at 500C; (4) The above MP's can
be used as elastic molded insulation of SlOtE., magnets, windings, etc. , operating
at 500C. Orig. ax-t. has: 6 figures and. 3 ta.bles.
SUB CODE: 11, 09 / SUBM DATE: none J ORIG R.EF: 003
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Tekbniko-ekonomichleskie raschety PD deravoobrabotke. Moskva.,
Goslesbimizdat,, 1962. 146 p. (MA 15t12)
1. rekhnicheskoya uchilishabo Vo.6 goroda Kiyova (for Parkhoironko,
Shafarenko).
(Wood-using industries-Tables, calculations, etc.

LAJIIOHOV, A.D... assistent; PARKHOMENKO, V.N., student 5-go kursa
Results of a corpound hormone and drug treatment of &i..ati,
fever. Uch. zap. Stavr. gofi. med. inst. 12:354-355 163.
(MIRA 17:9)
1. Kafedra fakulltetskoy terapii (zav. dotsent N.A. Aushev)
Stavropollskogo gosudarstvennogo moditsinskogo instituta.

ISHCHWO, I.W., prof., zasluzhennyy deya.tel I nauki, otv.rad.; -PAWROMMO,
-T..L,doteent. rod.; ALWMMMO, I.F.. detsent. red.; BROUS',
V.D., doteent, red.; I(MMIT13MD. X.L. prof., sasluahotayy
do,yatell nau)d, red.; NOVACMMO, N.P.. prof., sasluthenVy
deryatell usuki, red.; MORMSKIT, A..L., prof., red.; LWCEUI,
G.A., red.; LCMATYY, Te.G., tekhred.
(Transactions of the linth Congress of Ukrainian Surgeons] Trudy
IX s"ye2da khtrurgov Ukralmimy IISR. Kiev, GoB.mod.izd-vo USSR
1960. 645 P. (MIRA 14:M
1. S*yezd khtrurgov Ukrainalroy IISR. 9th, Dnepropetrovsk, 1958.
2. Chlen korrespondent IF USSR (for Ishchenko). 3, Chlen-
korrespondent Akademli meditminstUb nank SSSR (for Novachenko).
(U]MAIW-MICINI, INWSMAL') (POTIC *,6U)
(PAMRICAS--IDISRA S) (SURGIRT)

CiDREUKOV, A.K. Ldeceased]; FAMIMLYKO., V.14.; CHERENI)WY M.F.
Functional state of some endocriljw~ g-lands in maligmant t=. ors.
Uch.zap. KRROI 7:220-24.163.. (RDA 16A)
(CANCLit IWIUWII) (END(CRINOLWY)

G(MCHAEOV, A.K.. prof., 2saluzhennyy ieyatell nauki; PAR OKOM. Y.N., dots.
Tvnore of the adrenal cortex and i;helr treatment. Yrach. delo no.l:
51-55 '59. (KIRA 12:4)
1. Ehirargicheakeys klinika stomstologicheskogo fakullteta (zav. -
zarl. dearatell nanki, prof. A.I. Gorchakw) Klyevskogo meditsin-
skogo Instituts. (AIMAL COFMM.-TUKORS)

DMITRDCHENK, Aleksandr Petrovich, doktor iiellkhoz. nauk; NAUMOV,
Fetr AndreyevieN doktor Dellkh0l.nauk; KMWV,, VladWr
Mikhaylovich., kamd. sellkhos. navik; PAFI9MNKO$J..S.'
red.; PRESNOVA, V.A., tekhn. red.
(Feeding suckling pigs] Podkoraka. porosiat pod matkami.
Leningrad, Lenizdat, 1963. 20 p. OURA 16:6)
(Swine-Feeding and foods)

flamiwwo, Va.
ByE.1ovezhaka Pushcha. Nau)m i zklrttis 8 noa8:39-41 Ag '58.
. WRA 12:1)
(Byalovezbnka Ilashcha)

RARKHOMEMM, V.V.
Present distribution of thf~ black grouse in the Ukral:~e.
Mat.pro olphor.pryr.na Mcr. no.1*112-116 158.
(MIRA 13:3)
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[Ebmiting in the Ukraine] Okhots no Ulmine. Izd. 2-os. liev,
Goa. izd-vo Bellkhoz. lit-ry USSR, 1957. 325 p. (MIRA 11:2)
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Author Parkhomenko, V. Ye.
Title Misrepresentation in a popular scientific book
Period.1cal "eft. khoz., v. 32, #9, 92-94, S 1954
Abstract Critical comments on the hook titled Black Gold by
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AUTHOR: Parkhomenko, V. E. 552
'46 r- -k
TITLE: of 1). 1. Mendele,7ev on cracking and pyrolysis of
crude oil (On the 50th anniversary of his death).
(D. 1. Mendeleyev o krekinge J. pirolize nefti. (K 50-
leti3ru so dnya smerti)).
PERIODICJL~: "Khimiya i TekhnologiXa To a i Masel'i (Chemistry and
Technology of Fuels and Lu E571-1-957, No.2,
pp. 68 - 71 (U.S.S.R.)
There are seven Russian references.
Card 1/3.

PAITH(VE111:0, ',~. E.
Peturolewn refiaing. -2 . i -, d . , -.), r- r. i z3 o -- -1~-csklrn, Sos. nauch.
i7,d-vo nif"tianoi i Fcrno-topli-,,noi lit~r7~ 1041. 531 P. ( 4 r., - 2,, --, -1, f: ~
TP690.P2~ 1'1448

PkRKIiOI.MNKC, V. E.
Technology .:)f problems on hydrauldcs. 1-bskva, Gos. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo nef-tianoi i
gorno-toplk7noi litry, 1953. 459 -P. (54-351U.1
TP690.P26
1. Petrole-im - Refining.
2. Gas, Natural.

PARK1101ENEO, V. E.
11~,.'atar CorLsamption of the Petroleun Ref iieI7,11 translatA-d fro-m "Techry)logy of
Petroleum -and Gas Ri~rl-fining," Gosteptekchizdat, 1953 - pp. 44c-441
D-257607, 27 jun 55

Plavomfo, V. E.
Re; ort 6n the Compf~nents of Aviation and automobile Gasolines. The material from the rerort
vas taken from thel95,:) edition of V. E. Parlc-menkoli3 "Technology of Petroleum and Natural
Gas Refining," Chapter 10, PP -`184-'~-95-
SO: D-1].15970, 2 Nov 1954.

FAV7101-12-1101 V. 31.
"Technology of Fetroleum and gas -'defining," ',Ioskva 19r3, pp 236-2-;9. Dis-
cussed arn destructive contact processing methods Df petroleum stoc- in general,
and contact pyrolysis and craskin in rarticularl, t'he:Lr aprlication (deep distillation,
cracking of liquid stock, etc.), the nature and properties of the catalyst, and
percentual yields. Fig. 84 of the original teoct is reproduced. It gives in
rough out:Line a flow-sheet of contact distillation and cracking.
Translat:bn D-2578132, 27 June 1955

6(5) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1930
Moscow. Vses'oyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut zvukozapiBi
Trudy ... Vyp. 2. (Transactions of -the All-Union Sound-recording
Scientific Institute) Nr 2. Moscow, 1957. 164 p. Errata slip
inserted. 1,000 copies printed.
Editorial Board: L.P. Apollonova, V.S. Vaymboym, D.P. VaBilevskiy,
A.A. Vroblevskiy, S.A. Gribkova, L.G. Grigorash, B.Ya. Kaznachey,
V.I. Parkhomenko, L.A. Pusset, Ye.I. Regirer, M.A. Rozenblat;
Tech. Ed.: S.A. Gribkova.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles may be useful to scientists,
engineers., specialists)and technicians dealing with sound-recording
techniques.
COVERAGE: The articles are the results of research carried out at
V.NAIZ in 1954-1955. Most of the arti3les deal with magnetic
recording, both for the recording of sound as well as for fixing
various physical processes on tape, wire, disclor drum. References
appear separately after each article.
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Transactions of the All-Union (Cont.)
TABLE OF COMENTS:
Foreword
Eliasberg, I.I. The Present State and Possibilities of
SOV/1930
Improving Coated Magnetic Tapes
The author surveys the present -state of modern magnetic tapes
with regard to their characteristics and requirements and
discusses the possibilities of their Improvement. Special
attention is devoted to a descrIption of coatin powders.
there are 21 references: 5 Soviet, 10 English, ~ Frenchand
2 German.
3
5
Vaymboym, V.."). Ways of Increasing the Dynamic Range of a
Sound-Reproduction Amplifier (Playback) for a High-fidelity
Magnetic Tape Recorder 23
The author discusses the basic methodis of increasing the
dynamic range of playback amplifiers and explains diagrams,
basic characteristics and resul,.,s of Investigation of an
amplifier designed by)himself. There are no references.
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ParlSbames&q, Magnetic Playback Head 42
2'he author explains the theory of magnetic modulations in
EL playback head based on the principle of frequency
doubling. He illustrates the article by a description of
equipment developed by VNAIZ for reproduction of code pulses
at a lower speed of the tape mechanism. There are no
references.
PuBsett,, L.A. Investigation of the Reproduction Process of
Magnetic Sound Recording 56
The article describes a theoretical investigation of the
reproduction process of sound recorded on any magnetic
carrier. There are 2 references: 1 Germanand 1 English.
Lazarev, V.I.. Some Characteristics of Contactless Magnetic
Reco:rding of Sinusoidal Voltages 71
T.?1e author reports the results of his experimental inves-
t:Lgation of contactless magnetic re-aarding on a drum. He
also explains the method he used to reduce the parasitic
amplitude modulation of recorded pulses caused by the eccen-
tricity of the drum side-wall. A description is given of the
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Tranoactions of the All-Union (Cont.) SOV/1930
M_ZZ-28 magnetic sound recorder. There are 2 references:
1 S)oviet, and 1 English.
Kotlyarevskaya, L.G. Magnetic Discs 79
In connection with the NDD-54 dictaphone developed by VNAIZI
reeearch and development work was carried out at the Insti-
tute on magnetic discs. The author diocusses in detail the
production of magnetic discs. She thanks Candidate of
Technical .13ciences P.M. Kozlov and Senj.or Scientific Worker
N.A. Trifonova for their assistance. There are 14 references:
8 English, 3 German, I Polish, 1 Indiarijand I Soviet.
Smirnov, V.S. The NDD-54 Usc-type Dictaphone 87
The article briefly describes the NDD-1`4 dictaphone (VNAIZ),
used for sound recording on magnetic discs. The author
liots the basic technical characteristics of this equipment.
There are no references.
Smirnov, V.S. A Contact Copying Machine for Mass-copy MKTM-1
Magnetic Tapie Recorders go
Thf is magnetic tape-copying machine was developed by VNAIZ,
and after a long period of production it was redesigned and
modernized to secUre a mass production of high-quality
mat ;netic tape copies. There are no references.
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Trannactions of the All-Union (Cont.) SOV/1930
Golldberg, G.A., and S.V. Shullgin. Magnetic Reverberation
Chamber 93
The authors explain the basic methods of obtaining the
reverberation effect by magnetic tape recording. They
l.ist the main characteristics of the reverberator designed
and developed by VNAIZ,which is novr successfully being
employed in many organizations. At, present the Institute
As developing a new model of a remote controlled magnetic
reverberator for lot production. There are 28 references;
12 English, 8 Soviet, 5 German, 2 Frenchand 1 Hungarian.
Langen, A.M., and M.A. Onatsevich.. Investigation of External
Electromagnetic Stray Fields Caused by Electric Motors in
Sound Recording Equipment 122
The authors discuss special problems of design, selection,
and application of electric motors of various types for
sound recording equipment. They investigate the methods
used for e>limina'ting the effects of a-c electromagnetic
stray fields. Materials concerning the effects of d-c
electromagnetic stray fields will be published later. There
are 4 Soviet references.
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Langen, A.M. On the Problem of Selecting the Type and Para-
meters of the Drive Motor for a Three-motor Broadcast Tape
Recorder 131
The author lists and discusses the requirements of the
d.rive motor. His article is a continuation of the
previous article. There are no references.
Langen, A.M. Two-speed Synchronous Drive Motor for a Broad-
cast Tape Recorder 143
The author provides technical specifications and recommenda-
tions on the selection of a two-speed motor. There are no
references.
RezvyAkova, Z.N. On the Audibility of' Distortions of a
Short Tone 149
The author reports on the results of investigation of the
audibility of nonlinear distortions caused chiefly by
overmodulation in recording. Shia also discusses the effect
of distortion level and its duration on audibility. There
are 5 references: 2 Soviet, 2 Germanand 1 English.
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SImonov, I.D., and S.G. Korsun kiy. Call Signal Apparatus 157
The authors explain the operating principle and baBiC
characteristics of a tuning-fork call-sIgnal apparatus
designed and developed by VNAIZ. They refer to a mechanical
call-signal apparatus designed by V.T. NalltBev and discuss
the advantages of the new apparatus, which is basically an
automatic musical instrument. There are 6 refererces:
3 IS)oviet, 2 Englishland 1 German.
AVAII.&BLE: Library of Congress
JPZad
8-26-59
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riC.; I ~Z-,--T -7, B.Y2., r-?`.; r S -T, L. -
ed PU S-
rei~.; Ye.I., ROZ=-lltT-TT-. !,:'.A., red.; MLalYAL', LI.--., r-ad.
h-ls for s-,n' a---:-ratus] MsEnitnve dlia
T)i s I
`5. 153 P. (MOSI-va. Vsesoiaznvi
z7U'lnza'-i-si. Trudy, no-3).
(I-IT71A
i recordorB and rocordinp-Rquipment and supplies)

SKF.'-"PNlCHENKOJ, D.F., prof., red.; SHURINOK, A.R., prof., red.~-
GABAY, A.V., prof., red.; 341TRIYEV, M.L., prof... red.;
YMIXTICH, A.D., prof., red.; UNCIENKO, I.L., prof., red.;
SITKOVSKIY, N.B., kand. med. natik, rqd.;._PARrj~4Q
red.
[Problems in pediatric surgery; transactions] Problemy khi-
rurgii detskogo vozrasta; trudy. Kiev, Gosmedizdat USSR,
1963. 257 p. (141RA 17:5)
1. Ukrainskaya nauchno-prakticliciskaya konferentsiya khirurgov
detskogo vozrasta. 1st.

GUICUKOV, A.K.. zaaluzhenyy deyatell nsuki. professor;
ken&idat meditsinakikh nauk; TROSHIINA, L.N.
Radionutography in authyroid forms of goiter. Vrach.delo no-5:
497-499 MY '57. (MLRA 10:8)
1. Yefedra khirargii (zav. - zasl. deyatell nauki, prof. A.K.
Gorchakov) stozatologicheskogo fainLl'teta Kiyevskogo meditsinakogo
institute
(GOITER) (AUTMWIOGRAPHI')

TEDDROV, I.I., prof.; GRINBARG, Ye.A., doteent;,-P 0 , V.N., dotsent
Results of the vork of the Sixth Broadoned Covernizig Plenum of the
Ukrainian Surgical Societies and of tho Ileventb Republic Conference
on Blood Transfusion. Nov.khirorkh. iio.6:135-143 N-D 159.
(NIRA 13:4)
(UKRAIN11-- SURGICAL MCINTLIS) (BLOOD)

-,Yladimir Mi ovich; SW.FAR RKO, Mark SBmoylovich; OSIPOV,
M.I., red.; KOVALIZCN. F.P., red.; IRSKYEWTA, L.H.. tekhn.red.
[Training of cabinetmakers and operators of woodworking machines]
Podgotovks stoliarov-krasnoderevtoeir i stanochnikov po derevo-
obrabotke. Moskva, Vses.uchebno-pedagog.izd-vo Proftekhizdat.
ig6o., 61 p. (MIRA 13:9)
1. S%arshiy master proizvodstvenno.-i) obucheniya (for Parkhomenko).
2. Zimestitell direktora po ucbebno.-pro12VodBtvennoy rabote
takhnichaskogo uchiliahchs No.6 g.K!Lyeve (for Shafarenko).
(Woodwork--Study and teaching)

-WIJHQ-)U-W-_Ol V.W., dotsent; M&ZUBOVMI!A, B.M.
Closed Injuries of the liver. Itracb-delo no.4:383-3U Ap 160.
(N1U 13:6)
1. 111rargicheskaya klinika (zaT. - zp-sluzhenWy doyatel I nanki,
prof'. A.K. Gorchakov) 9tomtol,,)gIc119e)zgo fakalltgta XiyevBkDgo
meditsinakogo instituts I Pervaya Podollskaya bollnitma (glavayy
vrach - Ya.P. %rabova).
(Lrm-vDmms Am immus)

1*060040006066 *so*
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PkIIXFC-1-Tl-7FCY V. S., SCnior Er,,-r. C P. nd . Tc c, ~ . 'Ic i .
Dis.gertetior,. "Oxide Collhoric., ,.It.,,, [j r-'re if Pr()rwo,! -Jolfram." All-linlon El
Enaine-rlnF Inst, 25 ,:ar 47.
I-
SO: Vechernvava Mos~vp. Xar Y,/.17 (F~rf~ject #27~'IC
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9 N'. SOV/1 12-57-5-10959
Translation Irom: Reforativnyy zhurnal . Elektrotekhnika, 1957, Nr 5,
pp 201-202 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Blinkunov, N. A., Dobretsov, L. N., Parkhorneako, V. S.,
Stykina, M. F,, Chistyakova, M. A.
TITLE: Cathoden With an Activator in the Oxide Layer (A Preliminary Report)
fKatody a aktiva-corom v oksidnom sloye. Predvarit. soobahch.)
PERIODICAL: Tr . n. -i. in-ta, M-vo radiotekhn. prom-sti SSSR, 1956,
Mr 1 (29), pp 48 - 50
ABSTRACT: Experiments with introducing the Si activator into a cathode oxide
coating are described; this permits using a pure Ni base. A possibility has
been verified of depositing alkali-earth metal carbonates in the presence of
suspended Si granules that act as seeds for crystallization and that are
uniformly distributed over the entire deposit; this fact favors the BaO reduction
conditions in the cathode. The Si contents can be controlled by the size of
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*tronics - Electronic and Ionic Emission -2
Abs Jow, : lReferat. Zhur - Fizika, No 5, 1957, 12275
Author : Parkhosenko, V.S.
Inst : . ........
Title : Preliminary Results of an Investiostion of an Oxide
Cathode with Various Activators in tbe Core and in the
Oxide.
Ori g Pa*b : Tr. N.-i. in-ta X-vo radioteldm. proa-sti SEM, 1956,
vYP- 2-3 (30-31.5, 13-81
Abstract : W& are given on the service lift of oxide cathodes with
various activatirs, in the core (nickel-calcium, nickel-
twqpten, and mickel-aluminum-maniqLaese) ind cathodes vith
cores Nade of pure electrolytic Wckel, containing various
activators directly in the oxide JLn the forn of ninute
pmyders (silicon, aluninum, tungBt I-en, thorixW, copper plus
aliminum, and copper oxide plus aluninin). Gimphe are
used to show the time variation of the follow"mg quantities:
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3OV/109-3-8-11/1.f';
AUTLCRS: Par'khi ~m -- ako 'V.8. , Vostrov, G.A. and CIA-2tyekova, V.A.
TITIZ: Oxide Cathode a. Pu-i.e-ri(.ke1 Core and
Act-Lvatinc. A,~.ents in the Goa,-,inE (Oksidnyy katod s
t~~rlom ~z c-isto-o rdke',ya i aktiviruyushc"ini prisaf.-az~~
I - 11 C, - L
PERICIDIC'AL: j. Elektroniki:,, 19,381 Vol 7, 'T.I. 81
1046 - 105? (USSR)
ABSTRACT i.-~ a ruf.-,:'ter u-I Soviet inveLtiLation-s (Ref 1Q, it
fcun& tl~e oxidc-, rLAcL co-rtain aL, activatin,-
a.,-7f,ix'L,-i.re in '1'1;e coatiag t1e follovii~,,,-
over the norm-al oxidc~ cethcde: 1) the -,--.se -f a ~Dure-
catl--ode core eilvine-tas tI-r
i.- sistaL-Ice 2 tie ~re.,--,er~ce Df the 9_er-L'
lesults in a unifoi,L; e,,s vDt`o,, of t1he c~,~!:)des;
y
t-'-e action (,f tLe actiir6tors doe-L not de-e,id
d.-'-f 'Lusi,:)i, throu-0, tl',~e nic":el; 4) tLe -Jrtr,-~duCti,-,--
tI-e does riot present any difficulties and
5) tl:e cores can 'oe L-a-de of tl--;e purest nic'-zel. T'--e
choice --~f t-',-e activ--to:is iz 1--a.5ed Dn
of bar i'am-va- o u-,r nies~-,-Ire at a temperature of 1 2/3 K
Card 1/3 bj the -r:,etl-.-od illd-ic~~ted. in Ref 21. From tLesr- cal 2,,: lat

SOV/109-3-8-11/18
Oxide Cathode with a Pure-nic"-_cl C~)re an-d 7i'Uh Activr tini- A-erAr-
in tle Coating
it follows that the eLsuinc, (.-~I_ements have -o-Dd 1,,b.ri'-an-
oxide reducinE properties: Th, h1g, Be, Hf, Sc, Y, S:,,
Nd) PrI La, Zr, U, Al and Si. The expeiimental
gationsof the cathode chora c teris tics containiar,-
in the oxide layer rere carried out on a special IJLiod,~.
This had a cylindrical-type construction; the d*Li,.iensior-!s
of the various parts of the diode are indicted in Ta:L)le 1.
ThE! coating had a weip,_ht of a*I,out 4 mg, a thickness of
40-50 4 and a roughness of J-5-17 11 The life tc_~ts of
the cathodes are illustr&ted by the experize-ntLl curv-s
of Figures 2, 3, 4 and 5, -vihere the abscissae are lineer
up to 1 000 hours and logailttmic above 1 000 Ihours. Y r
the figures, it is seen that the best emission ch&ract,~r-
isi ics are secured ~~'ith t1lae ct' thodes containing Th, Nb,
Ou + Al and Zr in the ccatinC. The diodes with such
cathodes give stable, static parameters over long peric)ds.
In view of -the outstanding characteristics of the c,,.thodes
with Tb and Cu + Al activotors) a special investiLation
was aLrried out with these cathodes. The conditions of
OardL2/3 tests are specified in Table 2, %~rhere the third column [dives

SOV/109-3-8-11/18
Oxide Cathode with a Pure-nickel Core and with Activating An-ei:tE
in the Goating
the heater voltage, the fourth column shows the anode
voltage, the fifth column gives the anode current, the
si:yth column refers to the cathode temperature and the
seventh column indicates the number of tubes used in a
test. The results of these tests are shown in Figures 6,
? and 8. For the purpose ol' comparison, the saturation
current (as a function of time) of the oxide cathode with
thorium activator aDd without the activator is shown
in Figure 9. From the experiments, it is concluded that
the cathodes provided v,,ith Th or Al activators in the
oxide coating can Eive stable current densities of
50 - 100 mA/cm2 over a period of 10 000-20 000 hours. There
arE! 9 figures, 2 tables and 21 references, 12 D--.^ ~,:hich a-re
SoIriet, 8 English and 1 French.
SUBMITTED: January 29, 1958
Card 3/3 1. Oxide cathodes--Materials 2. Oxide cathodes--Coatings
3. Oxide cathodes--Performance 4. Nickel-.-Effectiveness

SOV/109-3-8-12/18
AUTEORS: Arshanskaya, v-G. Parkhorrenko V.S. and Raskina, N. I.
TITIZ: Technology of the Preparation of Matrix nickel-oxide
Gathodes and the Results of Their Investigation
~Tekhnologiya izgotovleni-.fa r~ubchatykh nikelevo-
oksidnykh katodov i rezul'taty ikh issledovaniya)
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhrike i Elel,,tronika-, 10,58, Vol 3, vr S
PP 1058 - 106z (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Tuo types of nic1zel-oxide c,-thodes v;ere :produced and
investigated. Both c;;tlt~-odes employed nickel, t,,.--c 1-1-0,
NIKA or hIV`0 as their core ir.,,-itlerial. One of the c--thod.-,s
was cylindrical and it was repared in a special -ra-l.hite
jig (Figure 1). The i.aturix for Lhis c: t~-ode was
from nickel oo-.-.-der havir-,-- grain sizes of 45-60, fDO- ?0
and 70-80 ~L - The D~her cathode was in the form of a
circular 1 t aiid was a' d in a special JiE
_p & c, Iso prepare
powder was used for its
(Figure 2); trio same nickel 7
matrix. The thickness of the matrix was about 203-250 p
and itb porosity was about ?0-75%. The oxidatlon of the
cathode vas done by :isinC the normal, t-riple or d:,7z1b1c-
carbonate, either :)u:re or with admixture of an activatin:--
agent. The -tripl(, carbonate was introduced into the
uardl/3 matrix by cathaphoresis.. 'In the case of tl.e dotibli,

Z-OV/109-3-8-12/12
Technology cf the Preparation of hl-atrix liickel-oxide UathodeE
arid the Resu.lts of Their Investigation
carbonate, "'.,-.e sc-J.-je nazs introduced into t-e
of thp matr-41--,. ty "rab-.int-in" t'he ,,aterial ir-t3 a
"ving c,-t*r.-dc. T1--e cathodes -ere irvestir-a-ted ia
revo~
actuai, devices, -and in S-Ccial, experiiir-nt,~l
diodes. Onc diodes was a
tube, furn-'s,2-ed U; ~, copper radiator. The results nl'
Cz a-d
the tests oa sic, -utes ai:e shown ir, F"L'-;ire~ L~, 5,
Fit~ure 4 s':,ows the an,-Ode current I a ) tilde .--alse
emission current IA and ti-.E! slope of a nu!nb,.r- of tube~i
as a f unction or tj], c)pc,, , tic n time; -6he full c,,irvr-,,s
corres-oond to the cEthodesof trinle carbon.-te -ith, Thl
while !he 'd-~~:,hed' curves shc,.,., the parareters for the
cathodes without Th; theae curve-c ,~,cre tal-,c-i-i for the
cathodes made -,,,,ith L110-nickel cores. Similar curves fcl-
vIKA-and vIVO-nicLcel cores nre ,rivc~n in FiL,-"ires 9 -~nd
6, respectively. -vio.-i the tcsts) i t is Co acluded ".):at t'-e
cathodes can give sta"le curi-ent densities of P-~-out
- C,
uard2/3 0-5 A/cm-. It is therefore possible to em-plo7j ti.e

SOV/109-3-8-12/13
Technology of the Preparation :)f 1`52trix riickel-oxide L;~thz)des
and the Results of Their InvC.stiE.:ation
cathodes under the CDnditioias where the normal oxide
cathodes become unreliatle (Jue to t1he s,)arkin-, -hen.or.-~ena
and lack of strength.
There are 8 fi-ures (1 and ") refercices,
4 of which are Soviet,
English and 1 French.
SUBMITTED: January 29, 1958
Card 3/3 1. Oxide cathodes--Preparation 2. Oxide cathodes--Performance
3. Oxide-oathodes--Test results 4. Nickel--Effectiveness

LAYMAS E.A.; PARKHOMIKO, V,S.1 CHISTYAKOVA, M.A.
Use of color pyrometry methods in measuring the temperature
of oxide cathodes. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. fiz. 28 no,8tl367-1372
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1. Glavnyy zootekbuft sovkbD2a "Vyborgsklyll Laningradskoy oblasti
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(swifte)

DOBRYAKCV, Nlkolay Vasillyevichp kand. sellkhoz. nauk; PARKHOMENKO,
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(Loose housing of cows] Bespriviamoe soderzhanie korov.
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(cows)

GAVRILOV, I.S.; PARKHOrENKO, V.S., red.; PRFSN(VA, V.A., tekhn. red.
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NI RA 16:7)
(Leningrad Province-Swine-Feeding and feeds)
(Leningrad Province-Beef cattle-Feeding and feeds)

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V.S., red.; SHERMUSHENEO, T.A., tektin. red-.'-' __-
[UEe of iodinol and iodized starch in veterinary medicine)
Primenenie iodinola iiodistogo Icrakhmala v veterinarii.
I,eningr4d, Lenizdat, 1963. 57 p. (MIRA 17:1)

DE)IMOCRAYEVA.) D.M. [Dqbrocbaievav D.14.) , kwA., biologg zaak; LYAlaTSiUA,,
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;JSVBCHNMVA N.I. Svieeb-
nauk: USMSMV G.O. ~ ~snv )afq7ff.T.-J-* i
nikovap N.I.), red.;.KLDMA, S.N.0 telthn.red.l BMWMSIO F.P.9
takhri. red.
[In Ulcrainlan preserves] Po zapoviftykli miete" U.krai~ Kyiv
Vyd-vo TaK MW NNolod', 1960. 2(Y? p., 14:7~
(Ukraine-Natm7al history)

-
Ample resources of game. Nauk.-, i zbvttia 10 n0-9:34-36
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1. Glavnyy okhotoved Glavnof,,o upravleniya lesnogo khozyaystva
I lelMagotovok pri Sovete Ministrov MR.
(Ukraine--Game and game birds)

wifflomblo" V.V. - - ~
._i..,;.,--, A E,=e preBerve. liauka I zbyttia 9 n0,8:34-35 5 159-
01-IRk 13: 1)
(14hitomir Province-Gam protoction)
(Uzb Valley-Beavers)

__LAE Ich; IWICHRNKD,Ye.M., redaktor; KAUSMIIKOVAP
. Vladimir Vladimir()T
WQRM
V--r#dktt(&.
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(Ratare study)

KOBYAKOV, B.S., kand. tekhn. nauk; PARKH)MIKOp. V.V.., inzh.
Two-channel ash content Y-analyzer operating as a transducer
in an automatic control system. Izv. irys. ucheb. zav.; gor.
zhur. 6 no.10:101-102 163. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Kharlkovskiy institut gornogo mashinostroyenlya., avtomatiki i
vychislitellnoy tekhniki.

FARKHOMENKC, V.V.; KURILENKO, O.D.
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1. Kiyevskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut pishchevoy promyshlennosti.

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1. Uprawlenlye okhotnich*yego khozyaystva Kinisteretva. sellskogo
khozyaystva UM. (Mcraine--Black grouse) (Black grouse--Ukraine)

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2. USSR (600)
4. Korma, Lake - Coots
7. Interesting experiment. Priroda No. 2 1953.
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20 USM (600)
4. Coots - Kormn, La)w
7. Interesting experiment. Pr1roda, 42p no. 2, 1953.
9. Monthly Ll~st of' Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, A-pril 1953, Unci.

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