SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NEYFAKH, S. A. - NEYKO, YE. M.

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KAZAKGVA, T.B.; HEYFAKH, S.A.
Mechanochemical activity and the permeability of the membran"
of the mitochondrias of normal and tumoral cells. Dokl. AN
SSSR 152 no.2:471-474 S~63. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Institut eksperimentallnoy meditsiny AMN SSSR. Predstavleno
akedemikom N.M. Sisakyanom.

NEYFAKII, S.A.; REPIN, V.S.
.-. _-11--, -
Protein factor in heart mitochondria intengifying glycolysls.
Vop. mod. Khim. 9, no. 3.324-326 ~V-Je '63. (~aRA 17:9)
1. Laboratoriya anzi.mologii otlela biokhtmil Instituta
eksT.arlmentallnoy moditsIny AMN SSSR, Lerilngrad.

IWFAKH, S.A.; VASILE'J'S, I.M.
Actomyo,ribi-liko protfiln in thr, rixt,,:rnal zf.;,Jjrw)f.- (,f c"-11'.n.
Vop.med.khim. 10 no-3:326-328 f+y-Je 164.
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Laboratoriya biokhimicheakoy gene-Uki Instituta eksperimentallnoy
meditsiny AMN SSSR, Leningrad.

:rternaticira-, or, cell ii 0,-- Vr-
Bnr-lin and t~ie aril:ual ~nept4ng c,i' biocheir.,JstL~ '.'Gr.
med. khim. 10 nc.1:95-itDI Ja-T

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ii]RYUKOV, D,A,,, prof., red.; 10FIFE, V.I., prof., red.;
SA., prof., red.; OLMOV, Yu.M., prof... red.; L,`,TTL~!"Y)
F~rjl, p-rof., red.; VAKHTIN, Yu,B,, rp-J.
[Problems cf medical genetics] Problemy meditsln3koi 4E-
netiki. Leningrad, Ileditsina,, 1965, 246 p.
(MJ-RA 18
1. Akademiya melitsinokikh na-ik S,","ii, Moscow.
eksperlinentalln,yy mealtsiny. 2, Deystvite1'rrjy ~Itlen
AMIN S---'S!4 (f:)r Blryukov~,

.'rip 7s -1.1 :1
T5j.
bl- A-Ti h k
nn', r- di T
- y A ML

DAUDOV~,
?Rspiratory pz-G-.:e~j.~cs &!,,i j.1, t ?i -.e 11 v f . ::-- -, " r~, - :. , a
of the hibernatine poVh,,r, Fiziul,zinir, 51 no.3;3p4-367 Mr 66-5.
(MiRA 18:5)
1. Otdel obslic!~P-y I iaborettoript bic)khimJchcLIVc.,y
11
f!enetiki Inatitath ePsperifnentallnoy meditsiny AVIIIIT ",S' Ft, Lenir,g---~;J.

N'~IfFPT, I~h,9. MIA110,5-TINIKOV, A.M.
Mocliemir-al genetic nmeapts on phenylpyrimle ollgophrenla, 2hur. nqvr.
I pgikh. 65 no.7M%-111
-3 065. (WRA 18~7)
I., Laboratortya binkhtmicheikny gerietiki Im3tituta eksperimentallnoy
medit,giny AMN S33R,, Leninorad.
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ACC Nitt AP6015935 SOUrOX CODE: VR702397651051100370 0 71
G. Ire fal& S. A.,"Nbifaldl, S. AO
ORG Department of iGeneral Pathology and Laboratory of Machemical Genetics, Insti-
tIlIts Of'E ntal Ifedicine, AM SSSR- Taninvisd (Otde~..I. obshchey patdUgii i-MER
toriyattokhimicheskoy nstituta. ekspei-imentaltnor meditsiny AE21 SSSR)
_genatiki T
V TM RwUatkn kM P6~sphor~latian, in liver mitachowidria of hibernating ground
S~Iuirrels
SOURCES: Firiologicheskly zhurnal SSSR, v. 31, rioe 3. 1965, 384-387
TOPIC TAGS: biologic respiration, phosphory-lation, liver-, call physiology
ASISTRACT: Determinations carried ont on mitachondria isolated from the liver of
ground squirrels (Citellus pygmaeus Pan.) with a body temperature of 5-2e that were
ir, a state of hibernation indicated that the recviration of the mitochondria and the
w1dative, phosphorylation in theat'vere 'at the S'aaw level as for animals of the same
that had a body temperature of 33-YP and were in a state of vakefultiess amd
activell The authors thank Professor Bit Kw jc ani Sj.& Varshmve (XqstUiit
-.41krob,(I S atoy) for their assistance in sorting the grourA squirrels@ Origo' arti;
has: 3 figures.,* ZjPR_J7
SUB COM'. 06 SUBK DATE: t Mac63.' ORIG BEFt 009 MH REFt 012
L-c-ald 1L MCC 612-58-

MLYFAKEI, Ta.A.
Intralabyrinthine pressure and aurea sensitivity thresholds to at-
nospheric pressure in pathological processes. Test. otorldolar..
14oakwo- 14 no. 3:17-21 May-June 1952. (CLML 22:4)
1. Candidate Radical Sciences. 2. Of the Clinic for Diseases bf the
Ikr. Throat. and Nose of Professor V. 1. Voyachak. Active Member of the
Academy of Medical Sciencab USSR, Leningrad.

',~LYFAFH, YE. A., 1,'OV0ZHTLOV.:., L. P.
IT:odification of the liw;t1tative for Detj-,rr,4-nJ1nF, O'1jccir--,'c
Dehydrof~ena.,:e ,,,i th the Aid of Terazo - , lin 11
reF.ort submitted for the Firz~t Conference on 'r of Cyto an--'
Histochei-i-iEtr,y, Moscow, 1.9-21 Dec 156-C;.
Institute of Chemical Physics, Academy of SeLences MR, Moscow.

HEYFAKHg Ye.Av.
Specific suppression of the metivity of glycolytic redox
enzymes by the inhibitore of free-radical ractions.
Dokl..AN SSSR 142 no.6;V*(~fiW F 162. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Institut khimicheskoy fiziki AN SM. Predstavleno, akademikom
N.M.Sisakyanom.
Glycolysis)
I-lic acid)
N
(Rutin)

NEYFAKIT, Ye*A,
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Modified version of a de-zice fo-, tissue homogenization. Lab.
dplo no.9,,570-573 1646 (MIRA 17.12)
1. Institut khimicheakoy flzikl AN &7j,'T, Moskva.

NEY M I D.9 B.G.
Problem of the centroequiaffine geocetr-f of flat clinre:; of
the 3d and 4th orders, Trudy Sem.prj vckt.i tenz.anal. rw.li I -
30'~~,310 '61. 1'~- "')
(Curves)

SA14BORSKIYI, I.V.; REMLID, E. 1.
Refractometric deternni:-ation of the concentration of "CIP".
Za,r.lab, 27 no.2tI82 161. (M I 111 14: 3 )
1. Nizhne-Tagillskoye otdeleniye nauchno-issledovatellskogo
instituta plastichcskikh mass.
(Refractorietry)

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Subject USSR/Medicine
Card 1/1 Pub. 37 - 9/18
AID P - 214o
Author : Neyfelld, I. S., Scientific Worker
Title : Locomotive sound signals as sources of city noise
Periodical: Gig. i san., 3. :39-41, Mr 1955
Abstract A study of the loud, signals of locomotives as a
distrubing factor on Moscow City inhabitants living
in houses near the railroads. Contains recommen-
dations to make these signals softer and to restrict
their number. Table, chart. Nine Russian refs.,
1933-1950.
Institution: Central Scientific Researc~,i Laboratory of Hygiene
and Epidemiology, Ministry of Transport, USSR
Submitted Ap 16, 1954

WM#=Sinhering - Welding, Testing 'Any 51
"DetermInation of the Mechanical Proper-
ties of Welded Joints Using Ring Speci-
mens," A~ S. Pal'kevich, I. Ye Neyfelld,
Engineers
"Artogen Delo" No 5, pp, 18-20
Welding laboratory of the NIIStroyneft'
studied possibility for. detg mech proper-
ties of t~he Velded Joints of gas-oil pipe-
lines ca specimens of decreased size. Cir-
cular blr--.nks of 45-50 mm diem, cut out of
veldqd Joints, vere used for making the
TISSF,itnS.Ine-arine - Welding, TcSt4 g
M, In May 51
(conta)
ring-like specimens each vith 2 sections of
-,-he
. vsId included. These specimens, vith
advantages over std specimen of dimensions
and convenient sbape for cutting out and
machinIng, considerably reduced the testing
costs.
20OT31

KISLTUK, F.L. doktor takhnichaskikh naulk; WUMI. A.T. kandidat takhniche-
skikh nauk; YALIKEVICH. A.S. -inchener., ANUCHM.'N.S., kandidat takhat-
chaskikh nank; LIVSHITS, L.S: kandidat tekhaicheakikh wwk;_XWLVVL'D.
I.Te., inchener; BAKHRAKH, L.P.. inshener; POLTiKOVA. ?.B., inzheaer.
Welding with electrode cluster. Section of the All-Union Scientific En-
gineering Technological Association of Weliters in the All-Union Scientific
Research Institute for Petroleum ladustry Construction. Avtog. delo 24
no.6tlO Je '53. NLRA 6:5)
(Electric welding)

RNTIFELID, I.Te.. Inzhener.
]Cxperivental and analytical meti-iods of dofining tolerances
angles in weldings. Trudr VNII Strolnefti. no.4-79-91 156*
(MIRA
(Welding-Testing)
for bond
10.- 1)

AID P - 5272
Subject USSR/Engineering
Card 1/2 Pub. 107-a - 8/18-
Authors Fallkevich, A. S., Kand. of Tech. Sci., and I. E.
_Ney:~qkld, Eng. (All-Un:Wn Scientific ResearcIriffftitute
T6r-B-u11d1ng of Petroleum Enterprises - VNIIStroyneft')
Title Comparative effectiveness of quality Inspection of welded
joints by x-rays and certain radioactive isotopes.
Periodical : Svar. proizv., 9, 23-24, S 1956
Abstract : The authors briefly describe results obtained in
inspection of welded joints of steel 3 to 15mm thick by
Gamma-Rays and certain radioaotive isotopes,, such as the
Co-60, CS-134, CS-137, Ir-192 and Eu-154. Several practical
suggestions are made which may be valuable In gas and
petroleum installation inspections.

HCMLI D, -I.Ta., inzh.
X-raying welded joints. Stroi. prod. neft. prom. 3 no.5:22-24
My 158. (MIRA 11:7)
(Pipelines) (Z rays--IndustrW application)

A""C R' Tara n , V. L. , -;oc to r of -echnicF~ I '~c ienepo rofe~sor; -:-Dtr I-sk iy,
N.V., Engineer; Fal Ikevich, !,. '. q - nndidnte of '7echnical
Sciences and Neyfelld I.Ye,, Engineer
'ITTLE: An investigation of Pipe Pressurp-,'eldinE Froceso, leklo-
vaniye nrotsessp -)ressovoy svarki frulb)
F'FEIPLICAL: 3varochnoye proizvo(Jstvo, :.c)','), Ir 119 pp 1 -14 J
-~IACT: "'here is no exact informarion re-vailalle on the nroce~s,~s of
A
seem formation in the Dresf:ure welding of nipe 'Cu t t 3 1! fT T
carried out experiments tog-etncr with th e i r o f ','e t a 1
3turly of' the !,'oscow 'i1 institute iTeni :..". ~ubkin, rei~itinF,
to the study of the nressure wel.,Iin proreos -in-er a Diastic
condition witl-~ the use of radioactive isotopes. i" q r .,?r e I
atoms" .-vere used to determine the cDrrectn(,,ss of one of the
two existing hypotheses on the formation of' weld joints, and
to solve the problem of iron-atom diffusion and cnanCes of
properties in weld joints ty suhsenient heAt treitment.
14icroautoradiography was used t-) in-iestigate the r!iffusion
processes in metal, The follo-Nint-, ,~)nclusions Pre made~
"ord 1 12 1) The penetration of grains tbroug~ the I~or~er ~ivi-,Iinj-, the

An Trivestiration of Fir)e Pro-,ess
r)lrt,-, being weldod riot tnko pli co, ,') Old )olrt,.g hnVe
a non-diffusion chRrncter n-id co-mimor. grains on the tor~er ~re
formed by the drgwinp, together of si,rface grg-n ato-ns
sequent heat treatment of low-car',On steel
proved inefficient. Furthe'..- investigation on tht- unp of
other radiDACtiVC- isotopes :-n the pressure-wel-ling process is
recommended.
There are 2 tn~-les, I graph, ~' ringrams, 3 gets of rricro-
photos an(! 7 references, 7' of which nre "nglish -rd viel.
A~~7--(-[ATTr- 7: ','oskovskiy neftynnoy institut Pe-~JOleura -j
V ~! I I ~-" T 2 , I a v.--P zq S) VNI 11,, T o f 3 1 -9 v,71
1. Pipes-Welding 2. Metals-Diffusior. 3. Radioisotopes-
Applications 4. Welds-Autoradiography
Ca r d 2 ,/ 2)

NZYMID. I.Ye., inzh.; M'KZVICH, L-S-, hand. tstd%a. nauk
Improving quality control ireth*dj3 in welding main truck gas
and petroleum pipelines. Svar. prroizv. no,.2:17-21 ? '59.
(KIRA 12:1)
I.VBesoyuzny7 hauchno-issledovatallskiy institut tverdykh splavov.
(Electric welding---Qualit7 (,ontrol)
(pipelines- Weld 1140

inzh.; KLIKOVA, D.T.. red.izd-va; UMOBERG, T.M..
takhn.red.
(Instructions for controlling welded joints of pipelines by
the method of radiography and magnotography.1 Ukazaniia po
kontroliu, ovarnykh stykov trubopro-rodov metadani, prosvochivaniia
i magaitografii. Moskva. Gos.izd-ro lit-ry po stroit., arkhit. i
stroit.materialam, 1960. 42 p. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Vassoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovate'llskly inAitut po strottellstvu
magistrallnykh truboprovodov. Laborstoriya avarki. 2. Rukovodi-
tell sektora defektoskopii evarki irsasoyuzn(jgo nauchno-isaledove-
tellskogo Instituta po stroitellatiru magistrallufth truboprovodov
(for 9eyfalld).
(Pipelines--Welding) (Radiography) (Wignatic testing)

PHASE I BOOK EXPU)ITATION SOV/5596
Neyfelld, I., Ye.,. A. S. Fallkevich, and L. 3. Ltvahits
Kontroll kachestva svarki na stroitel'stvN,Qpality Control in
Field Welding) Moscow, Gostroyizdat, 1 o. 163 P. 8,000
copies printed.
Scientific Ed.: V. L. Tsegel'skly, Engineer; Ed. of Publishing
House: L. S. Lytkina: Tech. Ed.: T. M. aollberg.
PURPOSE : ThIsbonk is intended for engineers, technicians,
and skillr,,' weldors engaged in fl3ld welding and its quality
control.
C01MAGE: Modern welding methods, types of gelded joints used
in construction and erection, and specifications for weldments
are described. Particular attention is given to the follow-
ing methods of weld inspection: X-ray, gamma-ray, magnetic,
ultrasonic, mechanical, metallographic, and corrosion. Data
concerning methods of Inspecting welds, for tightness are also
Ca-_~d -1/7--

Quality Control in Field Welding
307/5596
presented. The author thanks L. P. Bakhrakh, S. I. Panichp
G. N. Shubert, and V. M. Lubov for their assistance In the
work performed at VNIIST (Voesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatell-
skiy Institut po-stroitellstvu magistrallnykh truboprovodov --
All-Union Scientific Research Institute for the Construction
of Main Pipelinee). Chapters I. IIs III, VIs VII, and X were
written by A. S. Fallkevich, Candidate of Technical Sciences;
Chapters IV, V, and IX, by I. Ye. Neyfelld, Engineer; and
Chapter VIII, by L. S. Livshits, Cand1date of Technical Sciences.
There are 33 references, all Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTE24TS:
Foreword
Ch. I. Modern Welding Methods and Types
Used in the Field
1. The significance of welding in the
2. Characteristic features of weldIng
3
of Welded Joints
field 5
under field conditions 6
C ar d::-2-/-7-

AUTHORSt Mazell, A.G., Neyfelld, I.Ye.
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A16-i YA1 33
TITLEt Interaction of droplet, coating and base metal in the welding arc
PERIODICAL: Avtomaticheskaya svarka, no. 11, 1960, 25-30
TEXT: Phosphorus reactions were studied in welding withYOHW -13~45 (UONI-
13/45) electrodes (basic coating) andUM -7 (TsM-7) (acid coating), as well
as the behaviour of molybdenum in welding with electrodes containing ferre-
molybdenum and coated with plastics. The arc current and voltage were os-
cillographed, and a high-speed relay switched off the current 10-15 see after
the beginning of welding. High-speed photo-camera records at the moment of
switching off proved that a droplet stands still for 0.2-0.3 see after the
tire interruption; 0.25 see was added to this time to determine the time of
the droplet life, and the droplets were analyzed to determine the dependance
of the droplet life time on the electrode end and the concentration of the
alloy element added to the coating. A uniform distribution of the element
Mard 1/5

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Interaction of droplet, coating... A1151/A133
in the droplets was found using an autoradiogram of the p32 isotope (Fig.2).
In welding with basic electrode coating (UONI-13/45) the phosphorus concen-
tration decreased in the growing droplet (Fig.5), but in welding with acid
coating (TsM-7) the phosphorus content increased (Fig-4). The molybdenum
transfer was studied by adding 4% Felto into the PlILStiC gas-shielded coating
onC.3 -08A (Sv-OBA) wire. The investigation reSUlt3 proved that the transfer
of elements from the coating into the droplet may proceed in different ways;
in the case of molybdenum, cases are possible when the Ho concentration will
not change with time. No such equilibriur2 was found with phosphorus. A cer-
tain quantity of base metal may stick to the electrode end after the are in-
terruption, as was proved with chrome-nickel 18-8 steel. This is not impcr-
tant from the point of the chemical composition of the droplets, but it ap--
pears that the base metal can affect the exit of%ilectrons from the droplet
in the direct-polarity welding process, i.e., when the droplet is the cathode.
It was observed that the wire melting rate was about 20% higher when oxides
(scale or rust) were present on the base metal su:rface. A thin chalk coat-
ing leveled the wire melting rate. The effect of the base metal surface in
welding with inverse polarity (i.e. the I)ase metal being the cathode) was
studied with steel specimens that had been pickled and cleaned with wire
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Interaction of droplet, coating... A-1612YA1603/300
brushes, coated with 0.05 ma copper, and with 0-05 mm nickel. The are volt-
age was different and the weld shape coefficient (fusion depth/seam width
ratio) varied (Fig.6), which is explained by the etraying of the cathode
spot. It appears that the weld shape may be controlled to a certain degree
by changing the surface condition of the work, for instance in gas-shielded
welding with consumable electrodes with inverse-polarity current. The effect
of the surface condition is suppressed by the welding slags in welding with
coated electrodes or with submerged are. There axe 6 figures and 3 Soviet
references.
ASSOCIATION: Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellakLy institut po stroitel'stvu
magistrallnykh truboprovodov.(All-Uiaion Scientific Research
Institute for the Construction of 114iin Pipelines)
SUBMITTEDs March 14, 1960
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Interaction of droplet, coating...
ly.
Figure 2:
EL - addition of radioactive sulfur
to the coating
b - additior of radioactive iron
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Figure 3:
Radioactivity of droplets with
p32 in basic coating

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Interaction of droplet, coating... A 161 YA11 33
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42S 49
IM" 4mianksawo W=.Xx.
Figure 4-
Radioactivity of droplets with
p32 in acid coating
2S V 14.1
Figure 6:
Dependence of' the weld shape coef-
ficient ratio of fusing depth to
width of seam- on the arc voltage,
varying becau.se of the different
state of base metal surface
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AUTHOR- Neyfelld, I. Ye.
32797
S/137/61/000,/012/108/149
AOC1,S/A101
TITLE: Methods and equipment for gamma flaw detection of welded butts of
gas-oil main pipelines
PERIODICALj lieferativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 1,2, 1961, 66, abstract
12EW9 (Vsb. "Radioakt. izotopy i yadern. izlu.,.henlya v nar. khoz.
SSSR,V. 3", Moscow, Gostoptekhizdat, 1961, 48-151)
TEXT: It is pointed out that gamma-flaw detection is characterized by low
inspection costs, portable devices, simplicity and reliabili.ty of the control
methods. For the purpose of selecting the most su."Aable isotope for gamiua flaw
detection, a number of institutes investigated the inspection of metal and weld 4S~
join';s with the aid of various isotopes, as e. C.;137 lrl!*,r2 and others'. It
was established that the use of radioactive CsT37, not'only raised the sensitiviV
of the gwmagraphs, but reduced also the necessary exposure time when relatively
thin steels (10 - 12 mm) were inspected. The exposure time was 11, 8 nd 9 min
respoctively for inspecting a pipe butt of 720 mm In diameter, with Co98, Cs137
and IrM isotopes with 0 .5 g-equiv. intensity. Moreover, :he weight of contahvm
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Methods and equipment for gamma flwot ... WC6/'AIOI
for the transport gtion of Cal-37 isotopes Is 6 times less than the weight of
containers for Cc 0 isotopos. Therefore assembly organizations were advised to
replace Co6o ampoules, previously used, by Cs137 ampoules of I - 2 g-ecruliv Ra-
intensity. The use of such high-power ampoules made it possible to reduce the
necessary exposure time by 2 to 4 times during inspection, and to inspect with a
directed bundle of rays, without taking the ampoule off the container. Gamma-
raying was performed through two walls and at three instrumentations of the
source. A description is given of three special operating containers developed
by the All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Main Pipeline Construction and
the Glavgaz assembly trusts. The containers are intended to function according
to the method described with the use of CS137 ampoules of 2 g-equiv Ila intensity.
V. Tarlsova
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
Card 2/2

NEYFELID -Ya.--.
X-raying for the control of the welding of pipelims. Strol.
truboprov. 8 no.12:36 D 163. WRA 17:4)

1 i J."i I- ,-; I , I ~) ) ll'or, hi L.t
i~ .. I , , , 11 ed . 1'61. ! .
1. j, il i i ty ~ o r, ! -(- ,. -) f t ,,; !, i cl i rw ri I' ii a in r, I p-l ': r7.- . i ' -, -
~ic 0 ~.y I E ~, 1) t r - L I k ".. c L, ~ , t ,, ~l -,-j ,~ rk 1 -1 :~ t r a ~ I ii-,, i. h ' r i,.c,-
prr,v~,C~0'1; 1 lzd-vo "Ni~zra,"
~q'j T'. I ';")

NEYFUMIDO M.R.
Supply of power to overhead lighting networb and electric
equipment in mines from one transformer unit. Prom.energ,
18 no.4:51 Ap(163. (KMA 16:4)
Electricity in mining-Safet), measureii)

ZAIU,V=Y, B.I., inzh.; UIWFLID, H.S., inzh.; KICS3MDV,, G.V., inzh.;
PRTJZHAIISKIY.
Corrugating and assembling unit designed b7 H.I.Xrshav for making slate
vithout usingspacking material. Stroi. mat. 6 no-11:25-27 N 160.
(MIRA 13:11)
(Roofing. Slate)

NLYFELID IL,. mayor komandir tanko-,rogo oata-l t OVA
.9 1
Exercises accordibg to specialties. Voen.vest. 43 no.'7:65-67
Jl 163. ',141RA 16:11)

--PYMI-D. -Ta-L., inzh.
Kethods arA nomograms for calculatine d.c. coils. Test. elek-
troProm 31 no.5:52-56 Ny 160. (IIIHA 13:8)
Odlectric coils)

v , ~, ~,,, '"~, -~, I -t ,
. , , I ~ , 1 4~
KALICHEVSKff.A.S.; NEYFELIDT,I.A.
Katerials on the biology of propagation and nutrition of the aightjar.
Uch.zao.Ien.un. no.181:61-76 155. (HLRA 8:11)
(qoatsuckers)

MITTELIDT, I,A,_.,
Data an the feeding of nestlings of some forest innectiveraus birds
(with Sn,-,ltsh summary In insert]. Zool.zhur.35 no.,1:434-00 Kr 156.
(HIRA. 9:7)
1.Zoologicheekly institut AN SSSa.
(Birds--rood)

NZYHL'D-f, 1. A.: Master Biol Sci (diss) -- "Birds of souther-i Kar e ~ ia '.
Lenin.-rad, 1958. 20 pp (Zool Inst of the Acad Sci USSR, Acade:nic Council),
150 copies (KL, No 7, 1959, 123)

HIMLID121, Li.
food of some forest birds of southern arelia [with mimmw*v In Ayglishl.
Zool. 7bur. 37 no.2:257-27r, F '58. (NM. 11:3)
I. Zoologichoskly institut AN SSSR, Leningrad.
(Khrolia-Birds-Ynod)

NKMLIDT, I.A.; SCKOLOV, B.V.
Nestimg of the forest stone thrush (Manticola gularis Sv.) 113 the
upper Amur Valley. Ornitologila no.3*236-250 '60. (IMA 14: 6)
(Amur Valley--Thrushes)

NEYFELIDT, I.A.
Biolog7 of ground-nesting pasBerine birds. Trudy Probl.
tam. sov. no.9:260-272 160. (NUA 13:9)
1. Zoologicheakiy institut Akademil nauk SSSR.
(Balashov Province-Passeriformes)

NXTY IDT, W.
Obser,ratloas of the nesting of the Ussurl lesser black-taile4i haw-
flach (Rophona migratdria m1gratorta Hart.) Zool.zhux- 39 no.4:585-
594 Ap 160. (PURA 13:11)
1. Zoological Institute of the U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, Leningrad.
(Invir Valley-Grosbeak%)

IMTMIDT, I.A.
The weigtall Dendronanthus indicus (Gu.) ln forests of the uppir
Amw Valla7. Vokl.AN SSSR 1.32 no.4:957-960 Je '.60.
(KIRA 13:5 )
1. Zocilogicheelci7 institut Akademil. nauk SSSR. Predstavleno
akademikom Ye.M.Pavlovokim.
(Simonovo region (Amur Province)-wagtails)

NEYFEWDT, I.A.
Hio2ogy of reproduction in Pericrocotus divaricatus (Raffles).
Trudy Zool. inst. 29:3Q3-322 161. (MIIIA .14: 6)
(kaur Valley~--Pericrocotus)

-,HEYFELIDT9 I.A.
Feeding habits of passerine birds in southern Karelia, Zool. zh4r. 40
no,,3:416-426 Hr 161. 1 (HIRA 1493)
1. Zoological Institut of the U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, Leningrad.
(Narelia-Passeriformes)
(Birds-Food)

HEYFELOUT A.I,-NMIIAYLVV V.A*
I ----
First finds of nests of the honey buzzard Permis ptilorhynchus
orientalis Tacz in the U.S.S.R. DokLAN SSSR 1.45 no.2:463.-466
J1 162. (1113A -15.7)
1. Zoologicheakiy institut AN SSSR i Dallnevostochuyy filial
Akadeimii nauk SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom le.N.Favlovskim.
(SuobodWy District-Buzzards)

NETFELIDT, I.A.
Indian cuckoo (Cuculus M. Micropterus Gould), a nest paraoite of
the Amur shrike (Lanius cri3tatus ccnfusus Stegm.). Dokl. AN SSM
151 no.6tl446-1449 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Zoologicheskiy institut AN SSSR. Prodstavlanct akademi~:om Ye.N.
Paylovskim.

IEYF-r,l.,IDT,
Age-rclated plumage and it3 moltin.c, in the b1ack-taiied haw.f."ich
(Eophc,na nigratoria mirratoria Hart.) of the U3.9u:ri i'a-11E.y. T.-Udy
Zool. inst. 35:319-348 165. (MIIIIA 19:1 "
1. Zaclogiches-dy institut Ali SSSR.

IFE y ~s 1111)
)-wn speuies of 'uht' fOr
njoro un~.-n Jo-1.1.2 165. p. k -L 8:
.L, zhur. 44 F10.1:1
Zr)o'
1. Zoologicheskiy institut AN SSSR, LeninFrad.

V I lid, i
br) 0 Pr r
f o r

SIMFERt D.G.1 NALKIVr M.F.; RAZUMOVSKAYAg A.M.
SWSHEI-av S.M.; SOSKOVA, A.V.
Medical and prophylactic significance of the use of anticoagulants
in disorders of the brain blood supp-14,. Zhur. nerv. i paikh. 6:)
no* 6:702-706 160. (MIRA 13:12',,
1. Klinika nervnykh bolezney Sverdlovskogo meditsinskogo
institutag Inatitut kurortologil i fizioterapii nervologicheskiye
statsion-ary Sverdlovska.
(BRAIN-BLOOD VESSELS) (.AliTICOAGULANTS)

NEYGAUZ, A.. inzhener.
Saving on silk sieves in sifting. Muk.-elev.prom. 23 no.1:25-2-6
Ja 157. (MLRA 10:5)
l.Frunzenskiy melluichnyy kombinat no. 11.
(Grain milling)

ITSYGA'-12., A. , inzh.
- rtaintanance of machinery. Kuk.-elov.proa. 25 no.~:29
je 159. WMA 12: Q)
1. Pro izvodatvnnno -tokhnicheskiy otdel Upravloniya khIeIhoprr0u,ct,-,v
pri Sovate Ministrnv Kirgizakov SSR.
(Grain-milling vachinary--Knintanance and reTs1r)

ATMAUZ. A,., inzh.
NfIficlancy improvownts at the Fmaze Millirg Combine. NuIc.-
filev.prom. 25 no.9:26 S '59. NIRA 12:12)
(Gruln-milling nachiiiary)

NWASIMM
EWT(1)/EWA,(hy
XCC NRc Ap5&469 SOM= COM LTit/0296/65/000/W.'(Y/OaU/O(i'43
JiMMMs VeltcUmr V. L.; Neygam, L. K. 37
ORG: notio
oel"
TITM A device-for recording small variable light signal . Class 219 No. 175579
SOMCZ: Byixllatent izobroteniy I tavarrqkh znakov, no. 20, 1965, 43
TOPIC TAGSt phototriode,, recording equipment, tramistor,, visible light,
ABSTRACT: Th1x Author Certificate, presents a device for recording sme.11. variable
light signals (fractions or a lux) on a background of high-level constant Mumfra-
tion. The device uses a phototriade with it stabilitron in its base circuit (see
Fig. I). in order to widen the range of operation, of the phototriode with respect
to the le"I of constant Mumination (hundreds or thousands of lux) and to atabiLize
the conditions of the phatotriode,, a triode with back conduction Is connected to the
collector circuit of the phototriade. The emitter of this second triode is conneate4
to the stabilitron,
UDGC

re
rr
Fig., 1.,
T], - Phatatriode; T2 triode v:Eth back conduction; D - stabMtron.
OrJg, arte has t I f1gaeo
SUB OOM 09/ SUBK DM: 251=63
Cmd

2- E-fG, LUZ G
"On the -etermi nation of the 4-,ym-,totic of the Fuicti,,r, 3f,,. .ccord
to the Froperties of the -pectra-1 :;-unction of the bEcrator -(x)y." .~am
11.*.ithematics Inst imeni V. A. -'-teklov, Ac~~d rc, USL7,, Nao_-cow, L955-
M, No 18, At-,Ir 55)
SO: Sum. No. 714, 2 Nov 55 - -Eu.~vey of Scientific and Tecrinical Dis,,ertations
Defended it U.-ER Ili,-her -Aucatiohal 1nstitutions (16).

Y&M!1j M (.:~r
LESSR/Mathematics - Stability criteria _,'D-2860
Card 1/2 Pub. 85-13/16
Author Lidskiyj V, V.; rleygauz, M. G. (Moscow)
Title Criteria ~overni the stability of a system of differential
equations with periodic coefficients
Periodical Prikl. mat. i mekh., 19, Sep-Oct 1955, 625-c27
Abstract Recently the classical criterion of Lyapunov (Memuary [MemoLrs),
1902) on the boundedness of all the solutions of the equation
y"tp(t)y-O ( p(t+w)-p(t) ) has been generalized in a number of
works (V, A, Yakubovich, "Boundedness of the solutions of the
equation y"+p(t)pzO, p(t+w)-p(t)," DAN SSSR, XXIV, No 5, 1950,
901-903; same authors, "Boundedness of solutions of linear
systems of differential equations with periodic coefficients,"
DAN SSSR, 77, No 2, 1951, 189-192; M. G. Kreyn, "Certain problems
on the maximum and minimum for characteristic numbers and the
Lyapunov zones of stability," Prik.1, mat. i mekh., 15, No 3, 1951,
323-348) has been generalized to the case of an arbitrarj reg-ion
of stability. In the enumerated works the authors proceeded from
variational considerations. In the present work the writers usJn,,i
the theorem established by M. G. Kreyn ("Generalizaticn of certain

Card. 2/2
investigations
with periodic
concerning the
show how one can
Institution
F-D-20W
of A. I.I. Lyapunov on linear differential equatioL,-;-
coefficients," DAII SS~5*P, 73, 1610 3, .9;-,r,,
monotone motion of multipliers in the unit circle
obtain similar criteria ver-f simple to use.
Submitted 1 February 14, 1955

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VW/ Itathematice Speoi;ai' runotionlo
Caro. 1/2 22
Authors. I N879RUSS M. G.
Title A, determination of the asymptotic characteristics of'the 4.(X) tunot"Lon on
the basis oit the properties of a spectral function of the'operttor:
-Y+q(x)y
periodical I Dok. AN SSSR 102/1, 25-28,, May 1,, 195$
Abetract A -aerie a of' theorems is presented considering the conditions to which the
so-called sipoctral function (jc) of the equation
0
should satiafythe conditions under which.the correapondins functii,,In q(x)p
called a potential function, would have a definite asymptatic'eharacteris-
ties at x + w The following two cases are considered: 1)
q(x)
xn
Institution The Acad. of So., Institute of Precise Hathematics.and Ca1culating
Technics
Presented by Academician A. N. Kolmogorov, January 7j, 1955

28(2) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/3365
Akademiya nauk Azerbayd--hanskoy SSR
5~zisy dokladov Soveshchaniya po vychislitel Inoy matematike i primeneniyu
sred*tv vychislitellnoy tekhniki (outlines of Reports of the Conference On
Computational Mathematics and the Use of Computer Techniques) Baku, 1953.
63 P. 400 copies printed.
Additional Sponsoring Agencies: Akademiya nauk SSSR. VychislitelInyy tseritrl
and Akademiya naak SSSR. Institut avtomatiki i telemekhaniki.
No contributors mentioned.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for pure and applied mathematicians, scientists,
engineers and scientific woi-kers, whose work involves computation and the use
of digital and analog electronic computers.
COVERAGE; This book contains summaries of reports made at the Conference on
Computational Mathematics and the Application of Computer Techniques.
The book is divided into two min parts. The first part is dRvot,-d tc
Card 1/7

Outlines of Reports of the Conference (Cont. ) SOV/3365
computational mathematics and contains 19 stuimiaries of reports. The :Iccolid
section is devoted to computing techniques and contains 20 sim=ries of
reports. No p-arsonalities am mentioned. No referenc(Is are given.
'TABLE OF CONTENTS;
SECTIO14 ON COMPUTER MATtIRMIATICS
Vekilov, Sh. I. On One Bowndanj Value Problem of the 7heory of Newton
Potential
Abramov, A.A.) and M.G. Neygauz. Two Remarks ori Computirig Eirgen Vec-
tors and Eigen Humbii_rs T&r__Mit~ier Order Matrices
GagiA, M. On the Nil ricai Solution of the Equation yl= f (X,Y)
Anien-zade, Yu. A. Local Strains in the Joint Torsion and Bending of a
Circular Prismatic Bean With Elliptic Non-coaxial Cavity
Yershov, A.P. Ort the Concept of a Computational Algoritlun 9
Korolyuk, V. S. On the Construction of Algorithms of Lo&tcal
Problems 1.0
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Aleskerov., S.A. Mathematical Description of Transient Processes in Naalinear
Electromagnetic Systems
Khatiashvili, I.M. The Almansa-Mitchell Problem for a Beam Formed
By Two Concentrid Circulax Cylinders of Various Materials 12
Karmazina, L.N. The Work of the Wathematical Tables Branch of the
Computing Center at the Academy of Sciences, USSF 13
Gasan J. A.M. Solution of the Fu~idwaental Problem of the FiltratioL of
Gas-containing Petroleum '-3y Relaxation Methods 14
Y2rshov, A.P., and V.M. Kurochkin. Aqtomatic Programming, the Contemp-
orary State, Fundamental Problems 15
Velikanova, T.M., and A.P. Yershov, K. V. Kim, V.14. Kurochkin, Yu. A. 16
Oleynik-Ovod, and V. D. Podderyugin. Computer Programming Routine
for the ttrela" Computer (ITS)
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Outlines of Reports of the Conference (cont.) SOV/5365
Podderyugin, V.D. Programming Arithmetic Operators in a Computer
Programming Routine for the "Strela" 17
Tairov, M.A. Construction of Bearing Blocks in a Hydrogenerator and
Calculating Pressures on Them 13
Kurochkin, V.M. Use of a Subroutine in a Computer Programming
Routine for the "Strlela"(PPS) 1.9
Yershov, A.P. On One Wthod of Programming Arithmetic Operators 20
Shirinov, K.P. On One Problem of the Theory of Filtration 22
Panayoti, B.N. Approximate Solution of a System of Equations Found in
the Theory of Automatic Control 23
Dzhems-Levi, G.Ye. Standardization and Mechanization of the Design of
Alignment Nomograms 24
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SECTION OF COMPUTING TFC'fNIQ.LR-?S
Aleskerov, S.A. Designs of Electromagnetic Systems on Electrical Models 27
Govorkov, V.A. Application of Relaxation Methods to Computine; the
Propagation of Directed Electromagnetic Waves 29
Khovanskiy, G.S. On the Work of the Nomograms Branch of the Computing
Center at the Academy of Sciences SSSR 30
Arin', E.I. Method of Symbolic Addresses for a Two-address Mo.chine 51
Makhmudov, Yu.A. Results of Developing a Universal Digital Computer
With Magnetic (Ferrite ) Elements With Large Central Core Storage 32
Kogan, B.Ya. On the Solution of Double-precision Problems on Electric
Models 54
Zhukauskas, K. Calculation of Parameters of a Symmetric Trigger by the
Levels of its Transfer to Zero and in the First Approximations 55
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Outlines of Reports of the Conference (Cont. ) SOV/3365
Babich, Yu.A. On the Filtration of a Liquid in rionhomogeneous Media 36
Mokhmudov, Yu.A. System of Instructions for a Universal Digital
Computer With Magnetic (FbrrIte) Elements and its Circuits 38
Nikolayev, N. New Continuously Operating Mathematical Machines for the
Solution of Mathematical Phyaics Problems 40
Ragimova, Kh. Application of Mathematical Kichines for the Solution of a
Number of Scientific and Engineering Problems of Petroleum Production
(summary Reports) 41
Belkin, V.D. Application of Electronic Digital Computers in National
Economic Planning 43
Babushkin, M.N. Operational Experience of the MIP'r-9 and IPT-5 Analog
Devices and Certain Possibilities for Increasing the Number of Problems
They Are Able to Solve 52
Maruashviii,, T.I. On the Exactness of the Solution of a Finite-differ-
ence Equation, Which Approximates the Poisson Equation, on Electric Grids 53
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Beloteerkovokiy, S.M., and P. 1. Chushkin. Solution of Some Problems
of High Speed Aerodyngunics on Electronic Digital Computers 56
Val'de-nberg, Yu.S. Slx-cialized.Mathematical Machine of Continuous
Operation for the Solution of Integral Equations '57
Tsypkin, Ya.Z. Discreta Method of the Analysis and Synthesis of
Continuous Systems -7~9
Glushkov, V.M. On the Pasic Trends of Work at the Computing Techniques
Laboratory of the Institute of Mathematics of the Academy of Sciences,
USSR 6:-
Pentkovskly, M.V. State of the Problem of Transforming Nomograms 62
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress (QA75-S7)
AC/fal
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SOV/a.-4-6-1/24
A~TRORS: Demkov, Yu. ff. ffeygauz, M.G. and Senyulcov, R.V.
TITLE t Ground-State Energy of Fallwa (Energiya oanovnogo sostoyaaiya
gall,A)
PZRIODICAL- Optilm I. Spektroalcoplya, 1958, Vol. IT, Hr 6, pp (TJZ:;R)
ABSTPACT. The problem of finding energy levels for a helium atom in the non-
relativistic approximation reducos to finding of stationary values
of a certain functional J. The functional J has a lower bound.
Its smallest extramal value Xis the value required and it determines
thagmand-state energy. The problem was solved by the Rite method
which gives an aporoximation, for the extrmal eigenvalue.
This otgonvalas is always on the energy spectrum side. Applying
this method to the J functional, an approximate energy value L is
found which is the upper bound for the true elgenvalue A. The
system of functions used In the Ritz method was the same an in
Refs 1, 2. The lower bound for k was found using the Maehly method
Card 1/2 kRef 5). The calcul6tions were made using the B3W computer.

Ground State Energy of Helium
Approximate values of the ground-state
true eigenvalue were found. They are
- 2.9040855 - cc; C (x) -4 1 T(x) --> 0 f or x - + oo .
The function T( t) is continuou!3, it is 'f (T) for 0 IS T (T) -- 0
Card 1/""-

-/G~, '62/coo/cor~/ci:-/072
/ -14/
na:-.tzrJiQ ~-etu.::..inatjon of the ~111 C 33~
1 . Th~
~)Iution of the C~uchy ro-- I e-- s Ci v c. ii ir the for:j.
t &)Ct) + u(.-.-,t), T(x,t) = T0 (X- 0t)' + V t.) - I t i :7
L::SUMI-C thLt onl,-,, one cori.-Unt (o anu onl,,, uni ru-,~i-
0
to (1) with the form X-W t), T0 (x - (A)t so
,hat u t) -r.L, v~;-., t) f or t - oo and arbi trary !oono toni c~ ini tial
1u. ct~ .
X. n - -* -in-. ~'(x) T(x) tend to zero. Twu ziu,,,,i~i'ical method-- are described
f Dr I-. tir.-inin- 'tic number td and the quasi-stationary solution. Th(-!,L,
0
tasted u, the authors witti the help of' the computer
3ESL, C rA --he fir6t methou conzi.'3ts of the inteE~ration of the
Oa4chj i;foble--i for (1) using an implicit difference scheme. AccordinG to
tn(; ~--cond metaou, ;, boundary vaLuL, problem must be solved for a certain
sestet;,, o-' or(~-.nary differential ac~wLtion- satisfied by the qua8i-
atz..tionar" solutioll , C T
0 0 0
Abstracterts notej Complute traiialation.]
Card 2/2

LIDSKIY, V.B. (Voskva); NEYGAUZ, M.G. (Moskva)
Use of the 3election method in the case of a 5elf-adjoint system
ych. mat. i mat. fiz. 2 no.1:161-1~5,
of second order. Zhur. r
Ja-F 162. (FIRA 15-3)
(Differential equations) (Boundary value problems)

ANNIATIOVA, Z.S.; Hn~LIS-BO:1,0K, V.1., kand. fiz.-inatem. nank;
LEVS14111, A,L.; 1',ri.
ye vol-ny Linva. Nosil-va,
[Surface U)vo waves] Poverkhnostrr .1
Nauka, 191D5. 107 p. (MIRA IF:4)

and Antiani 1111ySioLof!~y - v'XCreLiD1I.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - 7.iol. , No It, L958, 18261
Author 0 uz
Inst
Title Changes :,n Renai Furcl.-on upon Stimulation of Arteria.L
Receptors.
Or 1 g Pub Fiziol. zh. AN M- SR, 11950', P, No 2, lo4-ick
Abstract Every 15 minutes determinations were made of diuresis,
NaCi content and certain other urinary characierisL-cs in
cLogs with their ureters ied out on to the skin of the ab-
domen. After 20 to 30 mi of a 4~,,c solution of pyrruLidon
was inJected into the femoral artery (under pressure
against the biood ficw), diuresis was sharply reduceci,
and NaCl excretion fell off aliziost to sero. A 2~,, 5t- _u-
tion of NaC_ Droduced an aas.Iag~jus effect; when 3 4(~;
g_Llicose soiution was Lnjected, the changes were neg~~';7
ble. Stilauiation of the intre-arteriai receDtorl= causes
functliona-L change!3 in the
Card _L/ I

AI,C- YCA
(YS&-VFhP-rMELcology$, toxicology. Aatiinflammation Drugs U-8
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol.p No 4,, ir)8j ro 17,76o
Author :-3W.#&uzY94L.
Inst : Hot Given
Title : The influence of Iatravasevlar Administration of PyTamidon on
the Renal Ametioa.
Orig Pub : Farrakol. i toksikolofit~ 1956, prilozh. Sb. ref- 38-39
Abstract : The experiments were carried out on dogs with ureters brought
to the surface of the abdomen(by the Pav-lov-M3itovich method).
When pMmidon was intravenously administered (1:4% solution
;1.25ml/kg) the animal became very excited: it had a typical
attack of epilepsy with tonic and clonic convulsions. Im-
mediatel~y after the epileptic attack diuresis was retained
for 15-45 minutes. NAM diminished in the urine, albumin and
sugar appeared. The lixine acquired a reddish tint due to the
presence of rhubascat., acid, tbe urine reaction changed often.
After the arterial administration of py-ramidoa in the same
dose there were no coavulsions. diuresis diminished sharply
and the quantity of NaCl in th~ urine decreased. The restoration
Card 1/2

G A ",, e-)
PAV011KO,
~1' E ~-
~.HMAUZ.
Changes In kidne7 functions as
pyramidon, glucose. and sodium
mucoaa. Dop. ta, pov. L' viv. un
Te.L.; GOSTEVA, Ta.A.
T.K.;
induced b7 the action of
chlortdo on the nasopharymgeal
no. 7 pt. 3: 98-100 f 57,
(MIRA 11:2)
(KIDMM) (MUCOUS MEMBRANS)
(RESPIRATORY ORGANS)

GRISH-RIA, 0,S-; !.EY:-~-Z, --l-
Perapectivev a:,.tl'bnd-'es for 'he de*ecticm
and identi.Claaf.!r,-l. cif en,,en ngenic Facharich-la coli. Zhur.
aLikrobiol., ep'.0. r!~,,.].,74-77 Ja 266
(MTRA 19s:.)
1. Llvovsk.4y ta-Arcbiologii i gigiyemy.
~~tmitted J'anufl.T-I%l

L 08292-6~ FWT~im)/FVJP(t)j
CC N R: ACU S 0 U R !CJEP (Cc 0) UR/0148/661000/009/0062/0065
A 03205 DL
AUTHOR: Ney&lbaue; r- 0 L_Yaskevich1,_A. _A. ; Buryakov,,_Y~!_,_ A.
ORG: Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys (Moskovskiy institue i
splavov)
TITLE: - Corrosion resistance of austenitic stainless steel containing
nitrogen anc. the effect produced on it by i~jare-aarth metals
SOURCES Chernaya metallurgiya, no. 9, 1966, 6*2-65
TOPIC TAGS: austenitic stainless steel, chromium nickel stainless
steel, steel intergranular corrosion, cerium containing steel, lanthanum
containing steel, neodymiun containing steel. praseodymium containing
a teel . nitrogen containing steel , austenitic steel, carbon steel, corrosi6r.,-'
resistance, intergranular corrosion
i
iABSTRACT: Two series of heats of auscenitic stainless steel containingi
0.03-0.092 carbon, 1.5-2.2% manganese, 18.0-20.02 chromiun, 5-7% 1
i nickel, 0.15-0.20% nitrogen, and 0-0.50% rare-earth metal (cerium, I
lanthanum, neodymium and praaeodymium) have been tested to determine the.,
Imaximum carbon content which does not render the steel susceptible to
intergranular corrosion and to evaluate the effect of small additions
of rare-earth metal on this maximum permissible carbon content.
ICorrosion testa of specimens annealed at 1100C and sensitized at 650C
Card 1 / 2 UDC: 669.oia.8:669.85/.86:620.193

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ACC NRi AP6032051
for I hr showed that carbon in excess of 0.043-0.046% sharply increased
the rate of corrosion, which proves the susceptibility of steel to
intergranular corrosion. Testa also showed that rare-earth metals loweri
the resistance to corrosion of all tested steels in proportion to the
incroase of steel carbon content. Rare-earth metals appear to form
carbides at grain boundaries which, due to their instability in acid
solutions, promote intergranular corrosion. On the other hand, sens i-
tized steel containing 0.045% carbon and no rare-earth metals is not
susceptible to intergrar~ular corrosion, and its resistance to corrosio
in boiling AJr.rLc -id-;4orresponds approximately to that of vacuum-
melted Kh181491~teel and greatly exceeds the resistance to corrosion of
!Khl8N9T steel. Orig. art. has: 4 figures.
SUB CODE: 13, 11/ SUBH DATE% l7jan66/ ORIG REFt OOS/ OTH RE?: 001
LC*d 212

NEYGOLIDBERG, IT., starshiy nauchrqy sotrudnik
Feat of unfading glor7. Rech. transp. 2-2 no.2:38-39 F '63.
(MIRA 16: 5)
1. Wsntrallnv nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut ekonaniki i
ekspluatatsii vadnogo transporta.
(Leningrad, Siege, 1941-1944)
(Inland water transportation)

NLYGOLIDBERGp V.1 utuchilyy ~ljt.rtidnik
dorkpr~l cf dui-llng t-rie
tranap. 24 n(,,.4;51-53 '65.
1. TSentrallriyy -nEtitut
! elKsp-'U.,11,FLtS.* I vodnag-o transporta.

NEYGOL'Di!ERG, Viktor Yakovlevich; RUMSAI~"I'SEV, M,% . red.; AMOVA,
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[River transportation of the U-S.S.H. during the years of
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(Road machiner7)

BAZILEVSKAYA, lz.v.~ LESUN, Z.V.1 MKHAUZ, V.I.
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MMO, Te. H.
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1. Kafedrit patofiziologli (naychuyy rukovoditell - prof. K.M. SMyk)
Stantelavokogo meditalaskogo instituta.
(CA.PILLA-RIES---PZRP1RABILITT) (POITONITIS)

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Smyk). P~e4stavlena daystvItelInym chleaom AMN SSSR Mr. Chernigovskim.
(MMERHAGE exper. )
(BWOD TESSNLS physiol.)

FISHGHFIIKO, L.Ya.; NEYIKO, Ye.M.; SffEVCHUK, M.G.
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1. Iz kafedry normallnoy anatomil. (zav. - prof. Ye.P. Mellman) i
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I. Kafe4ra patologichealcoy f itiologii Stautalavalrogo medits inskmgo
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(PHRITONITIS) (HUMMM&II)

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(MORRHACE) (PERITONITIS)

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l.-Iz kafedry patofiziologii (zav. -- prof. N.V.Kcapikov) Stani-
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Fredstavlena daystvitellnym chlenom AMN SSSR V.V.Pariyi~-.
(ACID-BASE EQUILIBRITA4) (PFMTONITIS
(HMORRHAGE) (MIDATION, PHYSIOLOGICAL)

NMOP Ye. M. (Stanislav)
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(MIRA 14:12)
1. 1z kafedry patologichookoy fisiologii (zav. - prof. N. V. Kolpikov)
Stardslavokogo maditainakogo instituta (dir. - dotsent, G. A. Babenko
nauchrW rukov3ditell raboty, - prof'. M. M. SWO.
(PERITONITIS) (WDATES)
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