SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MURESANU, P.L. - MURGU, Z.
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MURESANU, F.-T.; CZE-S)LER, Ghize-1a; 11Ar-'UTi,'J;U, Gh.;
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P1,7RESCUP C.
Contributions to the knv.4ledge of humus dynamics, nature, and
characteristics of it8 component3, in different types of soil
in the western pert of Fa=ania. Studia Univ B-B S Chem 8 no.1:
507-508 t63
1. Institute of Alyricul'Ailre, T~mitioam.
COWISV L., conf.; MURESEANU, T.; IGNA, M.; URCAN, S.; SERBAN, I.
Staphylococcal infections in the clinic of infectious diseases. micro-
biologia (Bucur) 6 no.1:21-22 Ja-F 161.
COMES? L., conf.; PIRVU, C.; KWSEANU, T.
Staphylacoccal meningitis. Hicrobiologia (Bucur) 6 no.1:32 Ja-F 161.
1. ClWca bolilor contagioase Cluj.
GAVRILA, I., prof.; MURESANU, T.; NFGOMIREANU, T.
Cortisone in staphylococcal septicemia treatment, Microbiologla (Bucur)
6 no.1:36-37 Ja-F 161.
1. "llnica bolior contagioase din Gluj.
it
MURESAN,.T.; URCAN, S.; BUCIU-URCAN, M.
Consideratirns on the staphlococcal strain isolated In the Cluj Infec-
tious Disease Laboratory Clinic. Microbiologia (Bucur) 6 no.1:51 Ja-F
,61.
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GAVRIZA, L, prof.; CCRES j L. , conf.; M"HU, T., dr.; ONZSCIUC, I. , dr,;
IMMKIRUM, T. , dr.
Problems In the diagnosis of food poisoning. Med. intern., Bucur
13 no.4s611-620 Ap 161.
1. Luarare efectuata in Clinica de boli contagioase Cluj (director:
prof. 1. Gavrila). (FOOD POISONIX diagnosis)
MUR3SAYU, V., SIMIONOVIGI, X.; GUGU, Viorica
A new biological !-ethod for the standardization of Valeriana prepara-
tion. Rmmnia4 M. Rev. 3 no.1:89 Jan-Mar 59.
(VALBRUN
. standard. of prep.. biol. technic)
JQJRI?PSWq Go Do ..
MURWM, G. Do - "The mechanization of the tecbnological process of forest-
prepara" enterprises In the Carpathian mount,,Ans of the Rumanian
People's Republic% laningrad, 1955. Min Higher Education U&SR.
Leningrad (,rder of Lanin Forestr7 Engineering AcMepy imeni So M.
Kirov, (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate of Technical Sciences).
SO: Kni2bgm J&jQqW J~,. 46, 12 November 1955. Moscow
I., Cand Led L)ci -- (dirio) "Epidemiology of bacterial
, . ~, -;~
- ~~ - :. I.
.fK -~,f I-_ 1
dysentery intcity 1 6 ATT. 11 ~'s, 195-,, D pp, (Min of Health
USSR. Central Inst Bor t,te Advanced frairine, of Physici;%ns)
200 co~7ies (Y-', 28-17.0, 112,)
- 3. 1-9 -
Vk- -' ~: -~" r~ ,'I "-" -T
GATRILA, I., Prof.; GOWS, L.. conf.; WRESIANU, T.. dr.; BUCTU, 9.. dr.
Studies or group c Salmonella infections. Red. int.. Bucur.
9 no.4:573-581 Apr 57.
1. Lucrare nfectnata in Clinica do boll contaglosse C1uJ-
(SALMONRLTA TMCTIONS, case reports
group C Salmonella paratypht infect. & Salmon"Ils,
cholaransuls infect.1
GAVRILA, I., prof,4 MURESIANU T. dr.; SOLOVIEV, M., dr.; SUCIU, 0., dr.,-
- .---
BALUW , C.
The clinical aspect of Salmonella typhimLrim infecticns. Med. int~~rn.
14 no.6:653-658 Je 162.
1. Lucrare efectuats, in Glinica de boll contagioase, I.M.F., Cluj.
(SAMONELLA MGTIONS) (SAMONELIA TYPIMMAIal)
GRIBANOT, N.N., redaktor.
[Ice formation on overhead comminication and electric lines]
Gololedaye obrazovani% n& vosdashuykh linii-%Arh sviazi i
elektroperedachi. Moskva, Gidrometeoisdat, 1954. 103 P.
(KLFA 8:2)
(Blectric lines--Overhead) (Telephone lines) (Ice)
KURAVIYW. T.N.
From bailing to radio dispatching. leftianik 2 no.11:30-32 1 157.
(NULA 10: 10)
(Petroleum industrY)
FORETOV, N. S.
"Characteristics of Precipitation in the Regions Where 400-Ki-lovolt Lines Pass".
Trudy Tsentr. n.-i. Elektrotekhn. Labor., No 2, PP 318-326, 1954.
In connection with the fact that energy losses to corona disvharges
in electrical transmission lines depend considerably upon precipitation
falling in the region of these lines, the author gives the characteristics of pre-
cipitation falling in the zone of passage of 1400-kilovolt lines. In dependence
upon the form of precipitation or other hydrometeors classification is given for
the weather conditions of su=er (six types) and winter (nine types). Analysis
of the monthly tables of 18 hydrometeorological stations arranged along the lines
of the Kuvbyshev HydroelectriciPower Plant and the Stalingrad Hydroelectric Power
Plant ot Moscow and study of synoptic maps showed that the ratio between mean yearly
amounts of liquid and solid precipitations do not correspond to the ratio of their
durations. Most prolonged are temperate and weak precipitations. The number of
hours with precipitation or other forms of hydrometeors (fog, sleet, snowistorm)
amounts to 14% of the total number of hours in the year. Proceeding from this
fact one eannot compute the loss to corona under c6nditions of bad weather. In
Geographical distribution the duration of weather with precipitations for the
region of the Stalin-grad-14oscow Power lines decreases from north to south. For the
Kuybyshev-14oscow trace the maximum duration of such weather is noted in the region
of Murom. It is indicated that the zones of precipitations can encompass the entire
path of the power lines only inexceptional cases. Most frequently half of the power-
line path is observed to be encompassed, and this case must be taken into consideration
during planning of lines. (RZhGeol, No 11, 1955)
SO: Sum No 8849 9 APr 1956
WREMV, N. S.
"Experimental Setup For Investigation of Icy Glaze".
Trudy Tsentr. n.-i. Elektrotekhn. Labor.,, No 2, PP 347-352, 1954.
Investigations were conducted inconnection with the necessity of
clarifying the conditions for the formation of ice crust on 400-kv trans-
mission lines where the considerable height of suspended conduits and
the presence of high electric&l field strength are conducive for the in-
tensification of ice deposition. The experimental setup of the Central
Scientific Research Electrical Engineering Laboratory consiSto of two
spans of lines 390 meters long with three 3plit-phase conduits suspended
on metal supports 23.5 meters high. One of the spans is intended for
operations i4ithout high tension, and the other with voltages of 400 kv.
First observations in North Gaucasus have given ideas concerning a num-
ber of characteristics governing the formation of ice on 400-kilovolt lines.
(RZhGeol, No 11, 1955)
SO: Sum No 884, 9 Apr 1956
FUOROV, Te.U.. professor; PBXDTWHRMIT, P-P-; BUCHINSM, I.Ye.;
WANIMT, Go?*, profesaor; BOSH10. L.T.; ALISOV, B.P.; BIRTUXOT,
N.Y.; GALITS07, A.Po; GRIGORITIT, A.A., ak&denik; ZTGZNSON, K.S..
prefeamor; jjj-. EMOWN, S.P.; DOGDANOV, P.H.; I&SM,
A.N.: q of I8Mff3XIT# Tu.D.; SAKOTURK0, V.S.; USX&-
NOT, R.F.; CEU=07. L.A.: TROTSMO, Mao; TANG=Mo G*Tao;
SOKOLOV, I.?.-, STM. B.I.; UNNIZOVA, NoS.; ISAYWo Z.Av; DNITRITV#
A.A.; NALYUGIN. To.A.; LIRUWAA. U.K.; SAPOZHNIZOVA, S.A.; RkKn'O-
VA. L.R.-, POKROVSUYA, T.V.; BAGDASARTAN, A.B.; ORIOTA, V.T.; RU-
BINSRTM. U.S.. professor; MILEVSKIT, V.Tu.; SHCHERBAKOVA, Te.Ta.;
BDCMV. A.P.; ANAPOLISKAYA, L.Te.; WHAYEVA, A.V., UTISHU, A.B.;
RUDWA, A.V.; WINIMO, A-I.-. ZOLOTARXV, M.A.; MSESTAN, &.Go;
MIKHATIOV, A.N.; GAVRIWV, V.A.; TSOUTA, T.I.; DWYATKOU, A.M.;
ZAVARIRL. M.V.; SHMETER, S.M. ; BUMO. X.1., professor.
Discussion of the report (in the form of deba"lea) [of ~--he c-,wrau'5
state climatological rosearoh and methods of dovelop-ng itle Informe
abor.GUGMS no.3,14:26-154 154. (MIRA 8:3)
1. Chlen-korrespondeut Akademii nauk SSSR (for Fedorc-w). 2. Glavnaya
geofizichaskaya observa-bori7a im. A.I.Voeyko7a (for -Pradtechenski'r.
Lebodev, Tanishavskiy, Isayev, Rakipova, Pokrovskay--ii, Orlo7a. Rubir--
shteyn, Budyko, Shchertako-va, Anapol'skaya, D-anayeva, Rudneva,Gavri:ov,
Zavarina). 3. Ukrainskiy nauchno-iseledovatel'skif gidrometooro'Logicho-
skiy institut (for Duchinakiy).
(Conzijaued oa next -,ard)
FMROT, Te.Ta., professor; PREDTF.CHENSKIY, P.P., and 311nerv.
Discussion of the report (in tte form of datatei) [of th~e Current
, I
state clizatologiml rasearch e,.nd math-A?3 -,f de~~I-I-p'--g L,:J. infilrm.
ebor. OUGMS no-3/4:26-1-54 154, (Card 21) (RTAA 8-3)
4. Vaesoyuzny7 inatitut rasteniev--ds-,t7a (for Srslyanlnov, Rudenko).
5. Bioklimaticheakays stanttsly-& Kislc-rcdsk (for 6.
skiy gosudarstvenny7 uriversitet im. M.V.IAomcnoao-,-a (fo: Altsov).
7. Ministerstvo putey SSSR (fcr Biryukcv). 8. Inat',-
tut ge,7,grafii Akademi'. nauk SSSR (for Ga.11tsov, Gr:.gl-rly-ev). 9. Gisr,-
fiticheakaya komiselya Vseec-yuzrwgo geograflchegkogo obahchest-r-a (fc:~
Xygen-sor.). 10. Minlaterstrc elFIttros"aL's!~iy i eIektr-:vpromy-shIennr-3ti
SSSR (for Kuretoy). 11. Leningradek-'47 gjaudars',veanyy univerattet. im.
A.A.Zhdano7;;-T-far Khromov). 1?. TSentrai-Inyy
skiy gid-rometeorologicheBkiy arkhl--, (for Sokol..)v. Zolotarev-). 13. G-
sudarstvennyy okeanograficheskiy ins"itut (for Samoyleak,::). !4. Men~-
traltny7 ins"itutv prcognvzov (for Usza!~f,-7, Sapt~zlinikt--;r-a). 1.5. Institut
geografii AkAdemii nv,,ik -S-S-S.R- I Inst-Itut (f,,r
Chubukov). 16. Isk-'7 Imen.' Sechen..-,-iriL,
Yalta (for TrotBanko). !~. AvktI-~beiki7 nauchno-I.n.3 led., ~;-Itel I akly
institut (for Vangengey-m),
(Continued on nexi- card)
FEDOROV, Ye.Te., professoi-; PRMECHMK--Y, P.P.. and vther5.
Discussion of the report (in the form Df debates) [~,,F t~,e cwren',
state of climat~logical resaarch anA- methi,le c'j deve1cping It'j.
Inform.abor. GUGMS no.3/4:26-154 114. (Card 3) (~aaA 8:
18. Dallnevostochay7 'gidrumeteorologichs-
ski7 institut (for Sokolo7). 19. Inatitu", ge,,~-logil I geografil AkD-t.-
demii nauk Litovsko7 SSR (for Styr-)). 20. Rosto-~ikoe upravleniG
gidrometaluzhby (for Temnik-ava). 21. Morsko7 gidrofizi-,heskiy lnstl-
tut Akademii nauk SSSR (for Dmitriyev). 22, V'aesuyuvny7 institut,
rasteniyevodstva (for Malyugin). 2j. Akademip. nauk Katonskoy SSR
(fcr Liedemas.). 24. Akademiya nauk Armyanskoy SSR (for Baeasaryan).
25. Laningradskir gidrometeorologizheakiy inallitut, (for Milevskiy).
(Continued on next card)
FEWROV, TeJe., professor; PRUTECHMNSKIY. P.P., and cthera.
Disousaion of the report (in the form of debatea) [of the current state
climatological research and methoda of dereloping it). Infom.ebor.
GUGHS no.3/4-26-154 154. (Card. 4.) (MLRA 8:3)
26. Gosudarstvennyy gictrologicheskiy instit-at, (for Bochkov). 27. Ka-
sakhakiy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy gidrometeorologicheakly institul,
(for Uteshev). 28. Upravlenie gidrometaluzhb7 Lrrqanskoy SSR (for Yer-
secyan). 29. laningradakoye upravlenlye gidrometalwhby (for Mikhaylov,
Devyatkovs). 30. TbiliBskiy gosudarstvenMy universitet (for Tsomaya).
31. TSentrallnaya aerologicheskaya obeervatorlya (for Shmeter).
(ClimatO1097)
AMER: navitov, N. S.
TITLEt Organization of the Study of the Phenomena of Icing of Lines
(Organizatmiya izueheniya yavleniy obledeneniya provodov)
PMIODICAL: MeteorologUa i Gidrologiya., 1957., No. 2, pp. 49-52 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: Planning the expansion of power line systems requires accurate data
on external loads, e. g. glaze ice in various regions of the USSR
and a knawledge of present icing conditions in ultrahigh voltage
lines for the Kuibyshev Hydroelectric Station to Moscow and the
Stalingrad Hqdroelectric Station to XPscow. Special features of
thes lines are their high suspension and the use of thick wires
about 30 mm. thick spaced 40 cm. apart in a trianVAAr arrangement
wherein the danger of complete icing of the wires forming the
triangle is present,
Instrumental observations at hydrometeostations of icing began in
1923. Two experimental glaze ice stations were set up in 1930*
Novopyatigorsk in the Caucasian foothills and Debalitsevo in the
Donbas regLon; in the ensuing 25 year period, these.stations
collected valuable data on the formation of glazed ice. Other
Card 1A
Organization of the Study of the Phenomena of Icing of Lines
insulated by 3 tension strings (visible in Fig. 4). Tension
exerted on the lines was measured by an 8-ton dynamometer. Other
observations taken were to explain such factors as the dependence
of intensity of glazing on height of line suspension.
The TSNIEL MW developed a method of compiling glaze ice data for
calculating glaze loads and a diagram of glazed ice regions was
compiled for the European sector of the USM. This organization
also analyzed factors affecting intensity of glazing, e. g., height
above sea level and microrelief. Results are all included in the
3rd issue of RTrudy TSKIEL" (Transactions of the TSNIEL) (Energoizdat, 1955).
Between 1956-1958, the TSNIEL will publish a handbook on icing of lines
for all USSR hydrometeostations with data on wind velocity and to
giving the maximm deposit for each year.
In order to make more accurate the observations on line glazing a single
reporting form will be used from the winter of 1956/57. These forms
will be compiled by the Main Geophysical Observatory. Under the
auspices of the Tiflis NIGMI, a glaze ice regioning of the Transcaucasus
Region is being undertaken, in addition to a study of wet snow which
Card 3/4
Organization of the study of the phenomena of Icing of Lims
is a harmful type of accumulation in this region.
Glazing is also a problem in the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic
where soft rime deposits amount to 50-100 cm. annually (in Carpathians-
Chernaya Gora). Since the winter of 1956-57,, a study of icing over
the Ukr. SM has been organized by the Odessa Meteorological Institute.
Studies of this kind will facilitate stringing of many aerial power
lines in connection with fulfillment of the 6th Five Year Plan.
The text has 5 figures; the first 4 are explained above. Fig. 5 portrays
a curve of a correction coefficient (K) for making allowance for effect of
height of line suspension (H) upon thickness of accreted glaze frost and
soft rime (line diameter 6 mm.). The author cites V. YE. Budchinskiy
(not referenced by number) for his device (see card 2/4) and for his
"Atlas of Line Glazing". No bibliography is given.
ASSOCILTION3
PRESENTED BY:
SUBMITTM:
AVAIIABIZ:
Card 4A
3(7) SOV/50-59-2-7/25
AUTEOR; Muretov, N. S.
TITLE: Use of Cliatolgidal Data in Projecting and Operating Power
(Ispollzovaniye klimatologicheskikh dannykh pri
proyektirovanii i ekspluatataii liniy eloktroperedachi)
PERIODICAL: Meteorologiya i gidrologiya, 1959, Nr 2, pp ") - ~8
ABSTRACT: In projecting and operating power lines the folloving
factors are to be borne in mind: stress on -vires and cables
due to the formation of ice and to winds, breakdowns caused
by thunderstorms, precipitation, and dense fug. In 1957,
for instance, ice of 110 by 95 mm was observed in Bashkiriya,
which was accompanied by a heavy gale with wind velocities
up to 25 m,sec. In order to be in a position to take account
of the met6orological conditions in projecting and operating
power supply lines, the WIIIE is now evaluating data gathered
by observation of ice formations along the wires, heavy winds,
and extreme temperatures. In 1959 a handbook of climatic
conditions to be found in the USSR will be compiled, which
Card 1/3 will permit relevant calculati'ons. A map of the ice formation
Use of Climatological Data in Projecting and Operating SGV,'co-r:Q_2-7125
Power
areas in the USSR has been published. These areas are
characterized by cylindrical ice formation with a rpecific
weight of 0.9 -/cu cm. The formula for determining the wall
thIckness of the cylindrical ice deposit of a specific weight
of 0.9 g/cu cm, which, by weight, is equivalent to the actual
precipitation, is given. In the VNIIE reference figures for
stresses due to ice formation were determined, taking
account of the whole range of different diamet,;rs and heights
of the lines with different designs. (For the extent of ice
formation is a function of the diameter of the line and the
height at which it is Guopended). Furthermore, maps of wind.
areas were rompiled. Areas were found with a calculation
value of 50-55 m/sec wind velocity, and in some places
40 m/sec. These are, among others: the Southeast of the
European part of the USSR, Kazakhstan, Kemerovska"ya Dblast',
a:.!1 PJ_taYBk:!y 1ccay. Bexndary te"mperatures
observed at least once in five or ten years were caicu.Lated
for use in the handbook. In order to determine the distribu-
Card 2/3 tion of winds as a function of the span width V. V. Butgadorf
de-.Te,-d'.,ped a
Use of Climatological Data in Projecting and Operating SC-V/50-59-2-7/25
Power Lines
special apparatus for measuring the wind pressure on
overhead lines. On the basis of data accumulated in the
course of the last 15 years TNIIE drew up a map of the mean
duration of thunderstorms during the year. It was found that
the southwestern part of the European USSR to approximately
meridian 40 qs well as the western part of the northern
Caucasus and'Transcaucasia have the greatest number of
thunderstorm-. Furthermore, VNIIE found that it is absolutely
possible, in the case of the high-volta,,-e lines Moscow-
Kuybyshev, Moscow-Stalingrad, and Kuybyshev - Urals, that
the line is affected at the same time by rain, snowstorms,
and hoarfrosi. There are 3 figures.
Card 3/3
14=4TOVA, K. 14.
Petroleum and natural &is industry in Rumania. Biul.tekh.-
okon.inform. no-1:81-83 '59- (MIRA 12.2)
(Humnia-Petroleum tndustr7) (Riunania-0se, Natural)
MURENISKIYJ V.
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"Improving the tone of a loud-sneaker."
Soo Radio, Vol. 3, P. 43, 1952
MUREEVSKIY, V.
Amplifiers, Vacuum tube
Improving the sound quality of loud speakers.
Radio 29, No. 3, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.
I-T,R--,VSKIY, V.
"A System of Loudspeakers for Reprcduct-lrn -,-P S,eect~ Eir4~
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paper presented at the 4th All-Uni )n Conf. :-.n Accustic~, Nf~scnxj 2i) J,jay - -2 J,in
3/187/63/000/002/0()2/oc)4
A004/Ai26
AUTHORS: Khalameyzer, M. B., Murey, I. A.
T=: Using control systems of discrete action for automating the condi-
zions of cinematic technological processes
PERIODICAL: Tekhnika kino I televideniya, no. 2, 1963, 27 - 36
TEXT- The authors present the necessary theoretical prerequisites and con-
crete solutions for the design of relay-pulse controllers. As an example, they
present the automation diagram for a development machine using a system of multi-
channel relay-pulse controllers, and analyze problems of dependability of multi-
channel installations. As a result of the investigations carried out it was found
that relay-pulse controllers of automatic control can be used in most cinematic
technological processes. Based on the unit system of three-position control with
relay elements, an electronic relay controller for the centralized control of heat
conditions has been developed. The use of this type of control apparatus permits
considerable cuts in capital expenditure and operating costs for automatic systems
and ensures a high control quality. A combination of multichannel electronic re-
lay control systems with identical systems operating on the "limiting" controller
Card 1/2
S/187/63/000/002/002/bG4
Using control systems of discrete action for ... A004/A126
principle ensures the cheapest and most universal automatic system for cinema air-
-conditioning installations. Industrial designs of multichannel controllers can
be used for the automation of cinematic technological objects. It is possible by
using multichannel control systems to control varlous parameters, such as tempera-
ture, solutions, pressure, consumption of various substances, etc, by one control-
ler. There are 7 figures.
Card 2/2
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Der. pros. 7 no.10:16.18 0 258~ (KIRA 11:11)
1. TUntraVaole wbellnoym konstraktorskays byuro Glevnogo
upraylenlyn standartnago domontroysaiya.,
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MURGA, K. ardii general-ma7or avlataii.
Fulfilling the decisions of the party. Vest. Vozd. Fl. 41
no.12:13-15 1) 158. (MIRA 11:12)
(Russia--Air force)
I'fuRGAtiov, B. P.
Dissertation: "Some Investigations of the Conditions for the Parallel Operation of Tur-
bine Power Plants." Cand Tech Sci, All-Union Order of the lAbor Red Banner Sci Res Heat
Engineering Inst imeni F. E. Dzerzhinskiy, 30 Jun 54. (Vochernyuya Moskva, Moscow,
21 Jun 54)
SO: SUM 318, 23 Doe 1954
kRndidat tekhnicneskikh nauk.
?rperimental investigation -,a regulotting the SVK-15(, vartirs
Irwith summa17 in lnglishl~ . Toi)loenergetika 4 no.8:9-15 Ag 157
VstRsoy-uznyy teDlotekhT-.i.!,I-ieskly Institut,
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AUTHOR: _ Murganov, B.P._(Candidate of Technicai S,.:'.en,~es)
TITLE: The Influence of Intermediate Volumes on the Process of
Governing a Steam Turbine (0 vliyanii promezhutochnykh ob"_
yemov na protsess reguliro7aniya parovoy turbiny'/
PERIODICAL; Teploenergetika, 195~, Nr '03 pp 40-49 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The governing of steam turbines operating on high-pTe5sure
steam Is complicated by the presence of voj.umes of -,tearn
in the high-. and medium-.pressure parts of the tu-rbine,
The stol-ed energy is high both because the pressure 15
high and because of the large volume of steam in the
regeneration sy3tem., the double cylinders and the gaf,
reheat system. It is important to be able to calculate
the transient effects that occur when such a system is
disturbed., but it is rather difficult when therle are a
large number of different volumes of steam, A general
tJm-,--(,,onstar.t f.--)r all the volimes of steam is onl~r
applicable to the case of complete i033 of load * because
the dil"ferent -,rolumes behave independently i,,-hen the
changes are relatively small. A functional relationship
between tfte shaft torque and the position of the governor
Card 1/8 valve can be determined either in terms of tre degrees of
freedom ot tne intermedial~e volu-mes or dlre~,+~,-ly b-f usirg
SOV/96- *a
The Influence of 1nteT-muqiate Yolurnes or, the PrCC93S -,f
Steam Turbine 1~. , a
the equations f,-I.r ~~hange -~f torque; -in tKe ia ~er meth-A
U IL-
the equatio4r.s tLat relate ILhe deg-ea of free-:1cm of tn,~,
volume. to the tarql-les must be replac:ed by a dif'fer,~nt,,.al
equation relating the t,Di-qu-e "*.o the golfer~,.er
position. The differance between trie change Lr~ L, i,que c-n
tha shaft and the corresponding flow of steaw tJirojgh tPe
valves daoends on the intermediate st6am -;,-1utnjs, or. tht,
t.rarc-iianr. 11un,.,t1(-.n at. the given Instant, and on k;*J:er
facto-r-s . L~ --rery la--ge v--rlbines inel'tia of tne steam
also impo,-tarIv. For it can iead to redistribut.i-~ir ~,-11
pressure between the stages and sc to alter-ation- t h
shaft output, The experimental data quoterI b 2i'-.w Orif Im
the J-mpoitanc-e Df th.is fac.c)---. The next fneoret-~,-,]-,
section ~)f the article is comerned w.1th fr~rmu-'ati,;- if
the equations governing the ~,hange of output. or Cr
the shaft, For the p,.,rpc,~1'es of analysl.,-, t.h.? Is
considered as a number of' (,:,-,n,3entrated volujues. ea.-.~.
followed by tne ocrresponding turbine stage, tc)ge~;her wl~th
L
Card 2/8 a number of e'ements tliat govern t~ie inertia of tlie ~--tes-m
f1cw. The volumes -:2orre3pond. to Lire zapacities betwe~.r
SOV/96-59-6-8/22
The Influence of Intermediate Volimes on t-he Proces3 of ~-"evernlEg
a Steam Turbine
stages and the inertia elements to the steam flow on the
turbine blades.-, the -ombination is represented in Fig
The simplifying assumptions that are made in deriving
the equations are explained at length. The case of a
turbine without reheat is considered first, Tc determine
the change In steam flow from the first and suc2essive
intermediate volumes it is assumed that th.e steam
velocity in these volimes is proportional to the eAlia-1
component of the velocity in the stages and is a ltnear
function of the heat dr--o on the grouL) of stages. it
will be realised that thi's coneept cannot be directly
applied to systems with reheat. The equations of motic~n
of the st,--~am flow In t;~,P fi7St workAng sect,.or (cylinde-)
of the Uii-bine are used to determine the onange of fl,-'r
f'rom the first volume, and equations are deriured for
change of power on the first stage. Similar equations
are formulated for the SUI~CeSS17e stages and then
appropriate allowance is made for reheat. Ultimately thre
Card 3/8 system of 9q (10) is obtained for the variatior, 'Lin
turbine powei, on the -)c~currence of a distui~ban~?e. A
SOV/96-59-6-8/22
The Influence of Intermediate Voluumas orl 'he Process of '~,),jer'a~ag
a Steam Turbine
structural d-lagram of the tuArl.)Lne syst.':~Jr,
correspund.~ng ~Io the system --f Eq (10) is gJvan In F".F a
S I nc, e !~ 1 D s ked I.- --.u I t, -s ax a p,-f, e s e nc, i n th '- s s v s L a m I
possi b1,, that d. 1 s lbafi.-,es m --'-gh.t provoke p -_ewer
T
os-,illati3ns, -,~~&n sh.)vr, that If the steam jae-r,",ta
is negiigiuie.. pe-,'lodic :omponentsz- cannot Le in
the tranziont and in t~:_Is :~~ase the twn
equati~'-.--_ 4_'l the 3i3t9m assame tfie form gj,~e,) ir
expres.s ion (11.) ~ &per--i.mental. tests, were ma.29 a
turbLne 'Vypp, SVKII--O !)f the Leningrad Meta-' Wor'dls(LAN'_-'J.)~ tr~,
determ4.ne tl'ip. pow-ar- -~.zrque at r;tjnstant. speed) a-- a
-,ano.~5 r)f
f-"~P.'Z-'tLOn of steam flow vith a sirule dis-.u-IL
the syst9m, The system. was disturb9d by
altering tlie ~iow of stoam w4tL the set woikin'g'
Paralle-i w~lth the power systlem, The steam flow waS:
altered by rapidly ~Iosing the go,~erno.r ~a_i,'e,
example, DY manu..-tlly operating trio overspeed trip. A:-,
the generator was oDerating on a power system trie sretrl.
Card V8 remained constant, which stmp!Ified i_nterp'r-etat,,.(;Y_1 of *.t'rl
results, A s.:,,hematic circuit diagi-am of the tu-~Iinc- is
SOV/96-59-6-8/22
The Influence of Intermediate Volumes on the Process --f
a Steam Turbine
given in Fig 3. It will be seen that gas reheat is used;
also, that on the two return lines there are dis&iarge
and by-pass valves which are mechanically interco:ui"cted.,
During the tests these valves were operated by the
turbine prctectivG system. WIner, large suddeD disturban,~es
occur the disch-arga and by-pass valves are operated by a
signal propc rt iona 1 to the acceleration of the set, and
the inflience of the reheat steam piping is small beraLz3.~3
this steam does not pass through the medium-pressure
cylinder of the turbine. When small disturban,,es :)~icu_'
these valves do not operate and all the steam in t;he
reheat pipework passes through the medium-pressure
cylinder, it is necessary tc distinp fist
b9tween t~.,ese two cases when making t~ie test-q. Tes-~
results obtained vith the reheat system in opeTa"10C. a-9
given ir. F,-'gs 4 and 5- Fig corresponds tc t1le case- olll'
lOSS Of steam supply with the normal protective system
in operation ', and Fig 5 shows the corresponding c-arves
Card 5/8 with the valves !)r, t~.e medium-pressure
inoperaL-L~io, ThE? improvement that res--altzs in "ne fLr3t
SOVf/9~ 2
The Influence of Int,errnediate ~~clurne3 c,n the Pri-D,-ess cf
a Steam Turbine
.~!ase frDm opo!'at-'an ~.f these valves is quiti~ ev'',~nl-
6111milar mad,~ with t~ie regenerd.'.on
disconn6cted F--*,- and connected ~`ses Fag ~b)
In b,)t' cas--1-,:3 the reheaT, remaine.'- -.onneozed un-i -'Le
diffe7;~n;~H5 i-1-, Vae !,-ar--E!-ent pr,)::t-.sse-s were orly
stiaam -.-onsi-mpi.o,~ ~firl(-r 1,1~,- -irbine ~~pe-ates w`ttt
regene--~a'Lor- F'artL.1z;,- "es', iata for th-. ab~)%,e ca:3es
In part.-Jo-1-a- -nw- c--ut,,x;-ts aT,,d tnan~:-erl' f-.LE-~5
L 1, -) W - - - - . .
are tzbulate---t, it, i-_ Cound tlial; tLe t:,me at ~~he-
start of ti-le p-ro:.,,,1,3-Q --'- snrach affe,7;tei b-,,--
of tl~,a lrj,~ermed-iat.~- -p*--essu,-.9--~y1inder vaive5; h e
increast~ ir ti--e --,~)ns*~ant for the t;%,-,;t
Fig 5 probably iresul.t-, ff-oni rl-,,-.,~-~.e--..J.~nr of ~he
systems. F-:-om tnis and ot~,e-- :~,Dnsiderati.:,ns-
concluded 15-t-tar. 'U'ae experlmcini~al data cor-.firm t~ic, -',ff Ue~--
of the iriertla of '-.1-e -.tstam -"Icw on tha t.-ansiont
The thooreti,~al ana experimental processes ave trHt
compared, For tnis purpose the turbine SVK-150 wjt~i
Card 6/8 1
interm9ldiate pressure--~zylinde-j~ valves i's
SOV/96-59-6-8/22
The Influence of Intermediate Volumes on the Process of Governing
a Steam Turbine
considered to consist of two intermediate volumes and one
inertia element. In order to determine the stati,-,
coefficients in the requisite formulae, use is made of
curves of the adiabatic prcCO33 of steam expansion in the
turbine stages at an output of 75 FLW, constructed from
test data of the All-Union Thermo-Technical Institute,
and shown in Fig 7. The --onditions are not the same as
in the loss-of-load tests given in Fig 5 but this provides
a further check of the validity of the equations.
Numerical 7alues are then introduced into the -various
equations and solutions are obtained in the form of
expressions (14), (15) and (16). Graphs of those
solutions are plotted on Fig 8 and a graph of tho
experimental results from Fig Is given for compar~_,.-_)r_
It will be seen that agreement is very good over n,,st cf
the process, The difference that is observed in respecu
of the periodic component is briefty explained. The
case of interruption of steam supply with normal o&eration
e 4
Card 7/8 of th ~ntermediate-pressi,-.re-cylinder valves (Fig wa-q
then conside--ed ir, the same way and the theoretical aw
SOVI/96-59-6-8/2-2
The Influence of Int6rmeulla-,e Volume3 on the Process of Q,--:;ern-ir.,~
a Steam Turbine
experimental curves are plotted in. Fig 9. In
again there is vary gcod agreement wit'i the theore-~,(~al
and exporime!ita, of the translent
confirming botli the -11near -epresentati,)n -Df the
regulated anl tne ~~on3iiprabie influenc-a -,f the 3-ne7'~,J&
of the st-3arr. flow, AIL11-lough, tli-j work shoul,-] cr)v.LOu.L;1v
be continued.. Iery useft~l in-f,DrmaT:1-*on has already been
obtained about tne dynami-.~,s c;f go~rarning Lar.-ge
turbines .
Thera are 9 figures, I table and 7 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONg VsesoTd~znyy teplot~~kIr'nicqeskiy ins,itlit (All-Un-ion
Thermo-Te=L~,,al Ii,,.Stitate)
Card 8/8
'ri. " R,'~ - 14 --`4 1 L . P. j d ~ t, e- ', , , , ,I,, ~ -.j . .. - ,
li - t ~ f S~r, a ~ -a - - - , . - . S~ I
~ - n - , . i~ '- z a I 1~ w - F, , : , -, :.'./S - !:
11 . -
_rl r- C X. " . ~, - f;,ner, - , ~' .. r. f a , 'i'-,
. -: ,- V , , 11--. 1, - ~(j
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0. ~ IAlp"! 2,~, P)
NRz AX-6013324
gwk I I
SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/008/0156/0156
INVENTOR:
Murganov, a. P.
ORG: none
TITLE: Automatic-control device [for a primary enginel.Class 60, No. 132072
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 8, 1966, 156
TOPIC TAGS: automatic control system, engine control system
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a device for the automatic con-
trol of primary-engine output. The device contains: an electric generator output
sensor; a sensor for controlling primary-engine operation; a hydraulic-control-system
slide valve, activated by the sensors and equipped with a flexible feedback; and the
enginels main servomotor coqtrolled by a slide valve. To provide for the static con-
trol of primary-engine output relative to generator output, a.slide-valve servo with
a small time constant for closing the working-medium feed valves to the engine and a
large time constant for opening-these valves is used. A device for measuring workins
medium pressurLAIn the control stage of the engine is used as the sensor controlling
primary-engine operation. This measuring device is equipped with a damper which
partially limits the 6peration of'the generator-output sensor should an inbalance in
generator and engine output,occuro' [LB1
SUB CODE - 1~3, 14/ SUBM DATE: 03Dec59/ ATD PRESS:
~card LIU N,
MURGAS, I.
Inflamngtions of the gallbladder in children, I~ozh';. ch'r. "
no.10:703-707 0 165.
1. Chirurgicke oddelenie nemocnice s pGliklinikou v Kemarku
(veduci MUDr. I. Murgas).
MURGAS, I.
Remote femoral abscesses of appendicial orgin. Rozh-1. chir.
42 no.6:401-404 Je 163.
1. Chirurgicke oddelenie UNZ v Ciernej n. Tisou, veduci MUDr.
1. Murgas.
(FE24UR) (BONE DISEASES) (APPENDICITIS)
(ABSCESS) (ANTIBIOTICS) (APPENDECTOMY)
(FOCAL INFECTION)
MakGAS
CUXU)bUIVAIIA
JMC, Vj MUPGAGg I
laeutuu at Lft*wrlml*aF ble"k Aeadow of fimls~r
CO.- -A-2 idw uatw Slewemdwj dLsdsmft)g aws"flaft
(for
amsiglav% ftausle"ke jfkuft so It jamu"y 19661,
pp 4T-62
-lat"W"m st ofte" mms"m of uw plut
tiest do ks Awtaff w4fim"Iss et the krpvwl~ In rateew
NIZIHRAWKY9 Josef,; MURG.AS9 Karol; SIMKOVAq Vism
k-
Studies of the bemolympbatic organs. V. Notes on the lymphatic
circulation In the spleen of the white rat. Biologia 15 no.llt832-638
160o (MAI 10: 5)
Histologicky ustav Talmrskej fakulty University Kmenskeho.
Bratislava.
(HI04OLYWH) (SPLM)
SVORAD, D.; MURGAS, K.; SOMOGyI, j.,. KLIMENT, P.; BORANOVA, A.
Teleautootimilation of the brain. Bratisl. lek. listy 43 Pt 2
noo7-.1+16-418 '6L
1. CSAV - Ustav experimentalnej mediciny SAV v Bratislave,
riaditel clen koresp, SAV J. Antal, Dr. Sc.
(BRAIN ELICTROPHYSIOLOGY)
SVORkD,D., MURGAS.,K.;SMTESKOVA,A.; SOMOGYI,J.
Remote c,)n*lrcl autostimulater. Activ. nerv. sup. 6 rc.lt5(-51
164.
KLD-[Ell'lp,P.; SVC,9AD,D.; tMRIGASX.
Apparatus for the autornati- (," microelectrodes
by means of electroly3ls. Actlv. n~r-7. sul,. ~ no.1253 164.
i~-
L 33517z66
ACC NRi AP6023507 SOURCE CODE: CZ/C)049/65/000/011/(-.)06,.-/,~e,,D6
AUTHOR: Murgas A Karol--Murgash, K. (boctur; Br,,tislaval~; Jone-.,
(Doctor;-'n
jratislava (Endokrinologicky ustav SAV'
ORG: Institute of Endocrinol
TITLE: Distribution of ascorbic acid in the adrenal cortex of rats under acute cold
induced stress
SOURCE: Biologia, no. 11, 1965, 862-866
TOPIC TAGS: adrenal gland, ascorbic acid, histology, rat, central nervous system,
heat biologic effect, biochemistry
ABSTRACT: The concentration of ascorbic acid decreases under the conditions
discussed. It was found that under stress the number of granules found by histological
methods is directly proportional to the decrease of the content of ascorbic acid.
When the content of ascorbic acid was decreased by means of various influences
acting upon the CNS, there was no direct proportional connection between the two
phenomena* Origs art. has: 8 figures and 1 table. [JPR51
SUB CODE: 06 SUBM DATE: 25MaY65 / ORIG REF: 002 / OTH REF: 005
Y-,. G 0 S LA V IA
P', i:AC, I HURGASKI, S.
c t. v e n tv e VL'tT--tTb-V`j--',Med i C i (I TI St i L; I C z a pr eve j I L 1 vnuv
Belgrade
rLfert of E,,~virorunvnt al,d Densiy ()I Po-,IaLi(~ri in pi, I
- 1i I IH C s u I L !, 0 f F a L t e n i v,:; S ,~ :,-I e Q; u j I i
ra d 0 , V - t C. r i na r s k i G I'l " I ~ i K , Vo 1 2
1, S C t Eng I i sh sunim a r~ mc, ~.i i i -~,d EL'-'V GE SUiCabil
~.,tticed floors in hog pens C(, replace '-ne usual cold
,.hat slotted floors cons;sLentlf gavk. rL:SUItS i TI L
wLiOtl as well as feed of
ill the sLandard size box. 7 tablcs, 2 ~i,ited Status r(-.-L:re;.cL!s
Aanuscript received 28 Apr 66.
Murgeanu, G.; ratrulius, D.; Contescu, L.
The cretaceous Flysch . in the Valea Tirlu.Fului, r~stern 6arp~ithian basin. p.'.
ZJT'k)DII SI Ci!RCV,'T.,,'d L)E CnUIA~,Gh- .3uciires Li , :iur ar.4 -i .. ;,, ..Q. 1, i", 59.
kont~dy llist of r1ast '!-uropean Accessions ~Eh;,,dj i.G, ',q'oL. 9, No.1 Jan P~6k,.
Uncl.
ICRGSANU G acad.; GONTZSCII, L.; MIHAILESCU, N.
Stratigraphy and sedirn ntology of the complex of red marlg in the
basind of the rivers Dimbovita and Ialomita, and problem of the
Cretaceous-Paleogene limit. Studii cerc geol 7 no.2:21-3-239 162.
-aranct),; i n- L'i r
7e r r
i-A
GAINGINSCHI, Alexandrina; PETREANU, Vioricm; TIMOSCA, Sofia; RSM, C.;
NJ-RCOVKWU, Constanza; IWESCO, Michaela; MURGESCO, Tanta!.
Dissociation of the BCG strain under tire action of heat.
Arch, roumo path, expo microbiol. 23 no,3:617-622 S163
1. Travail de l'Academie de la Republique Populaire Roumainei
Section de Biomorphologie at do lInstitull Madico-Pharmaeouti-
que de Jassy; laboratolre do Hicrobiologie.
MURGESCU, C.
"Economic works* by Dionisis Pop Martian. Reviewed by C. Murgescu.
Problems econ 14 no.8:141-143 Ag 161.
1. Membru al Colegiului de redactie, "Problems economics."
(Martian, Dionisia Pop) (Economics)
HERBST, C.; IANOVICIP V.; MANESCU, M.; MIHAILESCU, V.; MORARIU, T.;
MURGESCUP C.; STIEMY H.; VIAD, C.
Geographical monograph of Rumania and the support of the
Soviet geographers for its achievement. Analele geol geogr
14 no.2:110-116 Ap-Je 160.
1. Membru-corespondent al Academiei RJ'.R. (for Manescu, Morariu).
I FAICA , 1-1. ; ::A'~:~,' , :,., :;- ; ~,c; - '' FA , .,k, I , Tanta;
DUCA, Fug ; . .. , 11 ~ I I ~
BFR~IFSCII , F'-'Fdhf~th
y n wr., i c 9 , f ar 1, 4 ' ,-: i f 1 ~ ' , - ~ ~, ~ , ~ -;, - ., ~!.:- 4 r.", !,r.p -. - - ; ~ r. - ,
Dn - I i
re~'ererice 17-,munr~ S. ~- r ~,. i ? I e 5 1, 11"' 1! ~ (i vir-.is r,,' 't. .;, ! ~-, y - - ,I
strain. FUA. '5 ".. .
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qu
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$tL 6'(1966)
,
,
arij FTench sunimcixies)
T
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e
r
h
s 16 a itudy of spa"s with(in g
ne
al non~svnimetric)
fine iection in two it
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it
ti
tio
of ih
l
Q
V
1e no
n.
e
j' Oftwo7directiong
'
g
(
ng the-following condition. 1):ItAs inde-
h-of
pendientof the lend thin idem of the a4le, Thereto
Q is b6 oug 6f degree zero in Al- '0.11) It is in--
mcgene
variant -ander ~transforbiatiohs of coordinates in (A
JII) It, is.znultiplied ~by a factor, - -fmiction of xi-when,
transpor 9 In 1611okys that
wd by paralldi ni, Fro this
The c4n0tration the'residting system of linear
Partial- fferen
di ti3l. e
ua n.
tions in ~ the unkifovifi fundio
0 lead to frlljoj~i
g
s the throe: solutions. a) Spaces.(A~)'
AN11th absolbte parallelism for which
0
_V. i=401 Z),
Zxf
_(A 2) which
)'Spv p
b Add of M
~b
fections ariid
.~T k-_
low
Certain Invariants Related to a Tensor or a Space With Arm* Connections A)
7~07: this length an expression found previously by A. Haimo-!
: Murgescu, Islorel. Sur quelques invariants &Rabb vici and J. Kanitani.
A un tenseur dans les espaces A connexion affine. Acad. Other results are: (1) Spam As which admit a Riemaw
R. P. Ronitne. Fil.~l Stud. Cerc. ~ti. Mat. 7 (1956), nian metric (Le., for which A is the square root of a
no. n- Riau an and French sum- quadratic farm in ut, ist) am equiaffine, Le.,. they satisly-
man ) the relations Dq=RWA-0; (2) spaces As which admit the
Let A, be a space with affine connection having the notion of length of a vector, satisfyu*18 2he conditions
coefficients rod. and V a vector at the point 0, 0, - - -, (a), (t), (c). (d). admit at last one field of parallel vectors.'
xs with components vi. vi. - - -, vs. Let the 'length' of V The author then considers a modification of the abow
be defined by the analytic function A(xf, v1) (i= 1. 2. - - -, problem by substituting for condition (b) the condition:
%) having the following properties- (a) It is homogeneous (b') Under parallel transport of V, A changes by a factor
of degree nonzerowith respect to the vil; (b) it is invariant I P=P(xl. A - - - - 0).
under parallel transport of V from 0 to xf +dxd; (c) it' Finally the following problem is treated: Given in an As
expression is Invariant under coordinate transformations; a covariant symmetric tenwr field ru. to find a function
(d) it. is uniquely determined by the preceding conditions. F(z#,,rjj) invariant under parallel transL)ort of the tes"",
It is shown that the length thus defined exists if the from x4 to zd+dx4. Various forms of F and the corm-
Poisson brackets of the system expressing condition (b) sPonding fundamental invariants are given.
are independent, and that it depends not only on the R. Blasts (Saskatoon,
components of V but also on the components of the
curvature tensor of As. In the case n=2 one obtains for
-HURGS
AffGff-,-*-.-,1eator (Iasi)
On the introduction of a metric in tr.e affirie plane. Gaz rmt fiz
14 no.1-1/12:381-58? N-D 162.
FISANKO, S.F. [pysanko, S.F.], kand.takhn.nauk; MURGIA-YE'LORSA,,.N.A...
[ML"hia-Elorsa, N.A,], kand.sellskokhoz.-h-af*9 VFRKHOVSIKIY, V.M.
(Verkhovslkyi, V.M.1, inzh.
Using hydraulic drills in growing farm crops. Mekh. sill. hosp.
14 no.4:13-14 np 163. MIRA 16:10)
MRGIA-YhWRSAJ, N.A., kand. sellskokhoz. nauk; NECUTAYLO, I.P.; SEI-EIJOV, V.M.
Preparation of manure-isoil composts on narrow strips. :~emledelie 25
no,9:68-70 S 163. (MIFUt 16:9)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauclobia-issledovatellskLy inztitut mukhanizatsii
sellskogo khozyaystva.
(Compost)
TS.
"Industr-'Ud Develo-nent In Folan,11', P. 1r-. (~--cGWtHIA, lo'. ~'., :.:C,. ",
'L?',4, so"iya, BLIL,-!ria)
30. 'lonthly List, of -ast ~~uro,,-,-,an Acc-g3jcri3, (.:,-AL), &;, 101. ..,
..0. 6, June 1955, Unc'.
MURGIN, TS.
Industry in the People's Republic of Albania. p-13. GEOGRAFIIA.
(Bulgarsko geografsko druzhestvo) Sofiya. Vol. 5. No. 5. 1955
SOURCE: East European Accessions List, (EF-AL), Library of Congress
Vol. 4, No. 12, December 1955
'D Vy 4nrlustn in ec -e's of
I [A,
Conth1v List of LzF3t ruro,,,(,nr, .. opsolonst
..:I-] c
j,'7 C, I,,.S
I tMIN, TS. Indi-stry in thc, J:-)'--. j). 14.
Vol. (" No.
G E Cc I i I ;.
G E CC, R!, F II. YS: I r F Y
Sofiiti, BuirariB
So: 'Eas+ Furooean Accessi..,xi, Vol. U', '.'c. 2, letruary lg--~7
I,7JRGI':A-Y-ELO-RSA, Ili. A., Cand of ~~7riu -,(,i -- (diss) "53iochemical an-l 7~oo-
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ilLRLIANIA General and Speci,-.iized Zoology. Insects. Systematics
und Fauni3,.i,_'3.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 16, 1958, P10- 71355~~
Author : Nargoei,_A.; Botosaneanu, L.
Inat :7--. -I.Parhon University
Title :The GenuB Annitella Klap in Rumania (Trichoptere.)
Orig Pub :An. Univ. "C. I. Parhon", Ser. stiInt. natur., 19'1:7,
No 13, 139-148
Abstract :Two 3pecies of caddis flies of the genus Annitella
are distributed in the RPR: A. transylvanica sp. n.
and A. Lateroproducta Botosaneanu. There is a totalled
description of a nev species and it is compared with
other species of the genus. A key for the identifica-
tion of all F known 3pecies of the genus is inclucLed.
Card 1/1
. UIVen
Cowntryt Rumania
Academic Degrees: -Conf. Univ.-
Affiliation: -not given-
Smwce: Bucharest, Stiinta si 'rehnical No 9l Sep 1961, pp 32-3.).
Data$ "On the Life of Social Insets-"
r,Po 981643
MURGOCI, Adriana
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LUO Ih U I
on c f
and Pr,
14ARCUP Gheorghe; KURGU, Gheorghe
^alysis of sodium hydroxide solution by the method of
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6P6 3
1. ItBabes-Boiya:~*Un ire rs I ty, CLuj.
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Abs Jour:Eef Zhur-Diol., No 15, 1958, 69492.
Author : Vladutiu, 0 .; Lungu, V.; Mur I Dlidaru, T.
'-- !IrNU, .;
Inst : Institute of Agronol.V "N ~5n ~cesc~u
Title : Surgical Treatment of Coenurosis in Sheep.
Orig Pub- Lucrarile Sesiunii stiint. Inst. agron. "N. Dnlcescu",
1955. Ducuresti, 1955, 1, 379-391-
Abstract: No abstract.
Card : 1/1
NILCULESCU, Ch. ; MAA'OL-L;S("!-', F~r. Al -ina;
Lucia
Acute toxici ty and nf-uromuscular bock'"n.- eff"ect of
mycino Fiziol, norm. ;:at. 6:507-.;12 164.
1. Facultatea de frimvi~-ie, I'lateir% de
medico-farmareiilu; -, LH--ur-t.l.
IAIIOVICI, V., prof. dr.; GURAU, A., geol.; MURGU, IM., ing.; HINGULOV, A.,ing.;
SIF,IF,KI, B., ing.
Principles and methods of estimation of the prognosis reserves.
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Considerations on the choice of the most favorable distance
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no*7:269-282 J1 163*
GRUIA, Mlgnon~ EIRANPZCTJ, Wola, BOTIS S., BIIJ-~T, SIgTiil ~AMUEI., I.-
0
P,mb--t. tahni-I MURGU, Maria
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CORLATEANU, Vasile; MURGU, Zaira; STIM , Vasile
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SAVIUC, Victo.-O CORLATEANU, Vasile, prof.; MURGU, Zaira
Transitory processes ii coupling the single-phase transformers.
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Fizica A stUnte tehnice, Filiala Iasi, Academia Republicti
Populare Romine (for Corlateanu)
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SAVIUC, Victor; CORLATEAKU, Vasile, prof. KJRGU, Zaira
Transitory processes during the connecting and disconnecting of single-
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SAVIUC, Victor: MURCU, Zaira
The functioning of a saturated coil In alternating current. Studii
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