SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NARODITSKIY, A.D. - NARSKIKH, I.I.

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CHERMONDRCHENKO, S.; WODITSXIY, A.; NIKIF(".'(DVA, L.
Modification of a medical microtome fitting it to cut sections
of metals down to 2 Nauch. trudy TashW no.203tl45-149 162.
r - (PaRA 16s8)
(Metal-cutting tools)

MER3", RMMNV,,,% S.G., KWDVSKrT. A.D., MA"Ov, N.V.
Diffusion of barium In the costing of an exl4e cathode.
Trudy SAM no.14601-64 159. (MIRA 130)
(Cathodes) (Barium) (Diffusion)

NARODITSKIY,_AtD.; NIKIFOROVA, L.M.; KHALIULIN, M.G.; MASHBAKTIYEVA, D.A.
-- ---------
Vaporization of gold from the surface of gri-'s and crossaras
and its distribution on various parts of electron tubes with
oxide cathodes. Nauch. trudy TashGu no.221.Fiz. nauki n.:).21-.
145-W 163. (MIR& 17:4)

NARODITSKIY A.D.; GARIFULLIN, A.G.; CHFMOMORCHENKO, S.G.; 14USHKAFEV, V.G.;
D.A.
Thermal conditions of the first grid of a recei-ving amplifier tube
of medium power. Nauch. trudy TashGu no.221.F'La. nauki na.21i
149-154 '63o (HIRA 17W

NARODITSKIT D.; NIKIFOROVA, L.M.; KRALIULIN, M.G.; RISULICKHAWDOVA,
__,.A
Do ; CHEIZIIOMDRCHFNKO, B.G.; MUSHKAREV, V.G.
Thermal syuttering of certain grid coatings em& their effe-zt on
the ~erformanae of radio tubes with oxide cathcodes. Izv. All
Us SSR. Bar. fiz.-vat. nauk 9 no.2W-53 165.
(MIRA 1810
1. Tashkentskiy gosudarstvennyy univerattet imeni Lenin&.

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ZOCDITSW, L.A., josh*; GUZUMO, GJ.9 lash.
Jbduring Via expenditures for carding machine moftralsattom.
Wcat. prom. 20 no. 12t62-63 9 1609 (MU V-1:12)
1. x1mobwa khlop ryadilluoya ftbrtba.
1101ardlog machines)

IMIZISt S.B., imth.; MRODITSKITP L,B.,, insh*
Remote control of the asombly-lim aSd transPOrt&tiOu DYvt4m
at reinforced concrete products plants. Bet. i shel.-bet.
8 no.7:324-326 n 162, OURA 15:7)
(Remote control) (Precast concrete)

NARODITSET, Ta.. inshener.
N
Clean-I-u-g-'&2'A~gmstf teat ton of tankers. Nor. flot 16 no.12:
27-28 D 156. (MLRA 10:2)
1. T/o 'Sudolimport.0
(Tank vessels)

NARODITSKIT. Ta.
Installation 4rr air purification In ore carrierj (frcAm
49;hlVbutldtmg and shipping record" Au"t 1956). Kor.flot 1',y
no. 9: 29 3 157. (H rm 10:; 11)
1. Nwhallulk tekhotdela Vaesoy-uznogo ob"yedineniya "Sudoiml)ort.1
(Great Britain-Ore carriers) (Ships-Reating and vontilation)

NARMITOXIT. Ta.11h., Inshener.
1% .. &
I
IrquIVIN= as-stood by onglusers of the petrojewo ludustr7.
PrIborostroonle no.9:28 j 157. (KIRA 10:10)
(Potrolow Industry-Squipment mid supplies) (Automatle control)

- AMMUZZY, S.S.; IARGDIIWIY, Ta-sh.
low Izatrumenta and equipment for automatic control In the
petoleum Industrye Arlborostroonle no.8sl3-25 Ag 160o
(MMA13'-9)
(Petroleum products) (Automatic control)

MARODIT5MY, T&.Te.
I. ..........
A*twhmat preventing breaking of dredger Intake pipes (from
"Pbrts and dredging* no.19, 1956). Recho %nnsp. 16 mo.6:40
Je %57. (Mak NO)
(Yetherlands-Dre4ging mehinery)

2nNDVv V.P. (deceased]; NAROWMTX--~ "
Cold rolling of low-module par wbeels of a rod on turret lathes.
Priborostrowde no.9sl3-15 3 162. (XMA 150)
(Gear shaping machines)

Spe 2 Vol 11/7 PhYsiol,)FY July 53
3220. INVESTIGATION OF THE APPEARANCE OF THE SO-CALLED SECONDARY
EXCITATION OF THE CEIIEBRA.L CORTEX IN '71HE CHILD (Russinan text) -
N a ro d n i t a k a Xa G. D. - Tnum INST. VYSSH. NERV. DEYAT. AKAD.
NAUK (Ser. Patofiziol.) 1954, 2 (106-113)
An investigation was carried out on chAdren of three different age groups (5-6.
8-9, 11-12). each consisting of 15 children. The motor conditioned response to a
flash of green light and its differentiatinp variant (a blue liplat), witt) speech re-
inforcement by the words: 'grass', 'leaves'. *sky*, 'sea' was the same as the re-
sponse to direct stimuli (motor response to 'grass', Ileaves'; inhibitory response.
i.e. refraining from movement, to sky'. 'sea*). Here the conditioned response
was produced not by primary excitation through verbal stimuli. but as if by secon-
dary excitation reviving past impressions in the cerebral cortex. Secondary ex-
citation had various forms depending an the age of the child. (S)

FX-TijtFTh_'j'F-.,DICA 5PC 2 Vol 11/7 P11113101')-Y JUIY 53
3223. COMPLLX DiRAMIC STRUCTURE IN CHILDRE'N OF VARIOUS A(;[-: GROUPS
(Russiantext) - Narodnfts~aTa G. D. -
DEYAT. AKAD. NAUK (Ser. Patolliziol.) 1956, 2 (129-135)
1 Investigation by the motor speech reinforcement method was carried out on 120
healthy children aged 5-6, 8 and 10-12 yr. Producing .:-onditioned responses to
several direct visual stimuli (drawings of various birds), and then applying a ge-
neral verbal stimulus (,bird'), the author found that the conditioned response to the
latter was the same as the response to the direct sign;k!s. This can be interpreted
as the result of selective generalization of stimuli interconnected by conditioned
bonds locked away in the past experience of the child. They constitute a complexly
functioning structure embracing both signalling systems. Differences in relation to
age were noted. (S)

SMOLIMOV,, T.P.; MARODRITSKATA, N.A.
YAders clacroferm an"thosia for oncologic patients. Eksper.
kbir. i anamt. no.1:71*47 165. (MIRA 18:U)
1, Labwatoriya anestesiclogii (sav. - dakior med. sauk V.P.
SwltnlJwv) Inatituta skspartmentalluey I klinichaskoy oakologL I
(direktor - daystwitellayy chlen ANN SSSR prof. N.V. Blokhin)
ANN SSS4, Moskva.

loommo TUOP's 1"h0
- VA=&Uy oposted p=W doolgod by Mikhallowe Oldro 1 m~L 12
21961080-51 0 160. (KM 13sU)
lo 1.4ollshoWs umbinolqpAstellawa stantobs.
(loolwomung Inn )

Nutc= TIM M Insh.
12-2.5 towerless Pumping station coupled vith the TH-2-6 water-;st
IMIt- 01&- 1 Mal. 13 00.11:47-51 If f61. (KM 14: 10)
1. Podol'skap mashUoIspytateltus,
ya stantsi7a.
(pumping stations)

SI.
n-~ a %

IMOGq Fe
Observations on modifications in the fundus oculi in
tuberculous meningitis and nilitar7 tuberculosis treated
wift streptowycin. Polski tygod. Isk. 6 no.8:259-263
19 Feb 1951. (CIMI 20: 11)

- C CT' 15
F,!YjER0jW A~bICA Sec.12 Vol.11/4 Ophthalmology Apr57
$54. NAM F U1. Pulawska 1, inA. Warszawa 12. *Zajjwd*nie bloniaste
spolowsk proy wi*ldmstaltnpn rumieniu wymickowyin. arythema exsuda-
tivummultifornw. Membranous co n Unctivitis in The course
of orythema exsudativam multUorme KLIN.0CZNA 1956. 26/4
1395-400)
Case report ofs, 19-y"r-old temalein whom white. thick. elastic membranes ap-
peared an the conjunctiva. Ibey way be easily removed without causing blooding.
rhe exaftse Im rapWy. Similar alteratLaw appeared an the whole sUn. Diph-
Iberia be excluded. Vft. A and D were administered and the
ease was cared.-Xvirus origin of the sW alterstions is suggested. Ssmyt - LdM

LISIWU-ADMSKA. R.; ROLAVVIRI. J; CAMA. V.1 IAWLUA 1.
0 a W 0 0 04 A &-- --,
*altlple pulmomar7 abscesses complIcatbW abortion. fts.polsks
26 no.3007-312 Jily-Sept. '55.
1. Z I glialki Chorob Vewastravveh A.M. w Lodst glerowzdk: prof.
dr. V. Grott. Lods, Rmkowsklea 56.
(Lmu. abscess,
WItiple, with abortion)
(ABORnOlo cmW11cations,
lung abscesses, sultiple)
(ADMISS.
lungs, odtiple, with abortion)

BOJANOWICZ. K.; RROLSKA, Irova
Rffeet of single sloop induced with luminal on sugar curve
following glucose load In diabetes mollitus, pancroatitte,
and normal conditions. Polekt* arch. mied. wown. 26 no.71067-1077
1956.
1. Z I KlInIktChoreb Vownetrsrqch A.M. w Lodsi Kierownik: prof.
dr. mod. J. V. Grott. Lods. ul. Ar. Ludowej 27 m. 7.
(OWCOSI TOLEUNCI TIST.
off. of sloop in diabetes mollttue, pancreatitis, &
normal cond. (Pol))
(DIABMS MnLITUS, physiology,
off. of sleep on glucose tolerance test (POW
(PANCRIATITTS, phystologyq
same)
(SLMW. effects,
on glucose tolerance in dtab~too splIttus. pancr~atitis
& normal cond. (Pol))

PSTIRSWo Zbtgnlev; BOJANOIFICZ. Ustoders; N
I fiW6ZA,_ Ire~&
Becessee of the duadenua &W amll Intestine. Case rqmrt. Pbolki
tyg"*Iek* 15 ao.33:12V--U85 15 Ag 160.
1, 2 1 laInIkI Chorob Vownetranych; "trownik: prof. dr nank sad.
Josef ftclaw Gratt I Z&kWu Radlologil I lentgonologit A.M. it Lodst;
klerwalk doe. dr VLadyelaw Trzetrsewtmkt
(DUMUUN die.)
(1112STIU. SMALL die.)

BOJANOWIGZ, Kazimiers; OLSZSW,";KI, Waclaw; 14
Value of periodic sloop produced with luninal in combined theraP7 Of
pancreatitio. Polskio urch. mod. vown. 32 no.5:4;7-436 162.
1. Z I Klinlk-i Chorab Wownetrsnych AM v Lodzi Kierownik: prof. dr
nauk ned. J.W. Grott.
(PANCREATITIS ther) (SLUF ther) (PHENOBARBITAL ther)

P 0 L.U~ D
iroria Fir--,t Clinic of I;--torrial Diseases (I Klini-
ka Cl-iorob Medyczna, Medical Acac!-
emyl in Lodz (I)iroct,--: Prof. Dr. red. sci. J. (JRD'I'T)
"Surgical '11'reatment in llccklinghau.-~on Disoaso. Removal of
a Very Large Tumor. case Rc,-,ort."
1~,,arsaw, Polski Tygodnilk ~'cl 16, Nu '14, i) Aut, 6"',
pp 12731-
Abstract: [Author's 2,iclisli AUL.10~- roports tho caso
7-f-a-i-:Crnale pationt wita ',Po vory Iarc:o
tumors in the glutoal r--ior. ware ..--~aovae ;urgically bac-"se
of patient's reauc~t;-. Ii-, tac author:-'-- or---'on sur.-ical
troatmenz; of sujh cai;:~s i:; a groaL risk, and must not be
appliod if thero aro savero vital -ndications. '11iore are
four Polish references.

--- MAROTSKIYA,_41.2 .. ~nzh.
Normal load in mine galleries. Irom. atroi. i inzh. soor. 5
no.5:51 S-0 163. (KIFLA 16:1-2)
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BAMUM, T.L.; GAMMA. L.7.; KARDAVA., A.O.-. NAROUSHVILI. L.T.
Comparative studies on final quinocide ther~W in tertian malaria
[with summiLry in NnglIsh]. Med.paras, i paras.bolem. 23 ne.1:80-84
ift-1 059. (MIRA 1233)
1. Is spidemlologicheskogo otdola Nauchno.- lee lodovatel I 9k,4v institute
malyarli I maditelaskoy parasitologli lueni prof. 8.S. Tirsala4ze
Ministeretva sdravookhranonlya Grusinskoy SSR (Dir. Institute - prof.
G*Ne Naraa&vlll. rWwvodltell ot4olenlya B.S. Abuladse).
(ANTIOULARIAN. ther. use.
qulnocldo In tertian malaria. comparison
with other methods (Run))

0 17. Uch L, oz t -i
lwkl(vio, FA:, "ii I )

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ITAROVfCHATOVA Kj.
Lab. of path. Xorph., Pavlov Jn~,t. of Physl.,eo. *Thp develpftnt of Argyrophil --~'ibree
in cicatrisation in rabbit brains (Faiselan text) A-19- FATOL.;5(koscow) 195,.5 (20-30)
Illus. 5
A suall portion of thin cerebral cort-ax (4th field on thr- ldft) of rabbits was extirpat-
ad. Within 24-48 hr. of the oporptiov. areyropk4l filbres were f ~rmod in the walls of
tht vessels adjacent to the wour-d &nit i,w the sol't meninges. They formed an argyrophil
retizulum which reached completion z the 6th Isq. whereupon th- fibres war* transformed
Into collagenous structures, which a str ag sear by ths- Nth postoperstlipe day.
Cleatrization advanced from the periphery t. the contra. Brandt - Ilerlin
SO: Ucerpta Modica
Section V
Vol. 7 No. 10

AUTHOR: Narovchatov.&, K. 1. 20-1-40/44
TITLE: On the Synapses of Cerebellum Cores (0 sinapsaich yader mozzhechka).
PERIODICAL: Daklady AN 353R, 1957, Vol. 116, Nr 1, pp. 145-1-45 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: According to Pavlov the .nter-neuronic connections are points of
coupling. They are supposed to play.,an important part in the effec-
ting of the "terminal function" of the conditionally reflactive
apparatus. The present paper shall, discover the detailed interre-
latiorm between the neurons in the Nucleus dentatus and the Nucleus
fastigii of the cerebellum of man and animals. In the extensive
publications nothing of that sort was found. The study of these
problem is, howevers of special interests as the cellular elements
of the Nucleus dentatus show a very high sensitivity to a number of
pathogenic factors. The author succeeded in discovering synapses
on the nerve calla of the Nucleus dentatus her investigation of
sections of a cerebellum of a cat (dyad according to Bilachowsky-
Grop). They existed as well an the cell body an on the protoplaamatic
cell outfrowthe. The shape of the synapses is described. Many of
then h" thin and short supplying fibers which not seldom connected
several synaptic ringlets with each other. The cerebellylic synapses
Card 112 in the N. dentatus are Large or small. The former are twice or thrice

On the Synapses of Cerebellan Gores.
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as large as Vie latter. In the cat the latter on the averag* reach
a number UP to 50. The s3mapses of the Nucleus fastigii are more
or lass mom3tonous in th4tir shape and number and reach a number of
15 - 2o in a -,ell. In thet N. dentatus more complicated sy-napses also
occur beside isimple syna;mes such as ringlets, little loops, small
buttons, cudeels and clubs (figure 2). Figure 3 shows a terminal
fiber which together with its synapses lies on the appendix of the
nerve cel]A, The fiber is dichotomously divided Into small terminal
branches and ends in rinj;1ets which, according to their structure,
mostly are 1winogeneous. The difference in form and size of animal
and human syruipses gives rise to the assumption that they also have
a different functional importance.
There are 3 figures.
Institute of Physiology lawd I.F.Pa*lw, AS USSR (Institut f iz is
ologii imeni I. P. Pavlova Akademii nauk SSSR).
By K. M. Hrigwr, Academician, Kerch 18, 195T.
March 8, 1957-
Library of Gongress.
Card 2/2

m1p D-28, Liteynyy pr.9 31# kv.35)
of the dentate nuelms in the cerebel-ho
after incision of Uw white substance of its bemispberes. Arkhe
&net, giste i embro 30 no* 5:27-30 Mr 160o (KMA 3At2)
1. Laboratoriya morfologii (zav. - chlon-korrespoWent AN SSSR
NaGe lolonov) InstituiA fisiologli in, I.P. Favlows. AkLdenii
mauk SSSR*
(OMMLLWO

NAROVCHATSKIT. A.F.. wraah (Leningrad).
likolal. Nikol"vich Flenousnov; short 'biographiml sketch. lrel'd.i skash. no.
10.-,V)-41 0 153. (MLEA 6:10)
(7-anomenov. likolal 511colaevich. 1855-191S)

NAWFCHOKIT, Ta.P. (Lentiv-ad)
-- -
ftcand laterseboml conference of studentm-uldvIves. Folld* I
almsh. no.7:61 il 11114. (NLR& 737)
1, Predsedatell goradekoy prodmtlioy koulsell po akw6we"s I
glaekologil.
(KMMU)

UROTCUTWIT, Ta.P,. (Lonlognidll Cdoes"ed.]
, -r-, C,
"' "
Aafta lAkwlevich Kr"sovikil. ?@I'd. i akush. zw.n:28--31 1 154.
(MUSSOMIX. AVMT UZOVINTICH, 1821-18") (NLU ?t12)

S H AR CPi ,F. K. A. K. NAROVILYIX",Ki~Y A,
am'. 1- - -).Ma s
Iz rentgenovqkikl c tdo le ny
(gl.d!.,T:Ty vra,-h
N.3.K:y-A..v),
g.
boilr.itsy 'rakt~~.-nog-. !a
r,i)Lq.,3tn-,y br.1'r,',,crj %,T-a-r
fj,~~vnyy vra-r. N,M,' ;q*,

I G. Ya.
NOWLYANSKIYY
Moscow 'rIydro-qrietLrc1cg,,c,-i
"Application cf the graphir met,hcd tc the ouestion cf effectIve
radiation,11
Iz AK, Nauk SSSR, 3er. Oecgraf J ~Pcfjz,, ,c. -.-6, 1944.

NAROVLYANSKIY, G.Ya.; SOLOND, S-V-
Squivalent vinds and their calculation. Tr.W NJIM no.14:120-129
(KLRA 15-1)
1. Leningradskaya Krasimnamennaya, voyenno-vozdushnaya inthenernaya
akademiya in. A F.Nozhayakogo.
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6279
jaroylyan jkjX,__9rUQrj ov -,Lab,, and Sergey Vasillyevich
Solonin
Ekvivalentnyy veter J. metody o rascheta (Equivalent Wind and
Methods of Its Cal.culatiVegLeningrad, Oldrometeoizdat, 1962.
98 p. Errata slip inserted. 1250 copies printed.
Reap. Ed.: L. T. Matveyev; Ed.: 0. Ya. Rusakova; Tech. Ed.: M. I.
Braynina.
PURPOSE: The book Is intended mainly fo:r meteorologists serving avi-
ation, for aeronautical engineers, and for navigators. It can also
be used by Instructors and graduate students of hydrometeorological
institutes and civil aviation schools.
COVERAGE: The increase in the range of flight and the aircraft ceil-
ing makes it necessary to enlarge the application of meteorological
data in navigational calculations. Therefore, the volume of metecr-
olo g1cal inform.ation necessary for flight security has expanded
Card IA),-

Equivalent Wind a-nd Methods (Cont.)
SOV/6279
considerably, raising new technical and methodological problems in
meteorological research. The book analyzes wind conditions and their
effect on the aircraft In general, and devotes particular attention
to the equivalent wind. The authori3 endeavored, on the one hand,
to present a n exact exposition of 'the theory of the equivalent
wind and, an the other, -to describe the methods for obtaining the
climatic characteristics of the equivalent wind and to show the
possibilities of using them for navigational calculations. For
this purpol3e, 'the book presents numerous concrete examples with
detailed description of the necessary operations, which will help
to master the technique of navigational calculations. The authors
%thank L. T. 14&tveyev anti L. S. Gandin for their critical remarks.
Thereare361d.bl.logMhic references, of which 18 are Soviet and 18
in Zngiish.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
Basic symbole
Card 21* 2__

-Awuamuo-~---,
Us spwotstor does ixot remain indifferent. Soy.foto 23 no.3:38-39
A 163. (MRA 16./,)
(Mmrkovlch, Marlis.)

CHUKHNO, A.A.1 KOZLOV, G.A.; KASHCIIENKO, A.I.; AGANBEGIAN, A.G.; VOLK-11",
M.I.; ZRUKOVSKIY, Ta.M.; NAGORNTY, A.F.; TSAGOLOV, N.A.; KOVAUVA,
M.F.; PAVLOV, P.M.; ATLAS, M.S.; KATS, A.I.; MARfYFLYANSZT ~,G -L
ANCHISHKIN, I.A.1 SPMUDOMOVA, N.S.; KRONROD, Ta.k.; SULIMOV, I.A.;
BIMOELII E.Ya.; ROZEWMAN, YO.S.; Tk"ANYM, X.A.; NOVIKOV, V.A.;
GATOVSKIY, L.M.
Structure and content of the courso on the economics of socialism.
Ifop. ekon; no.6:557-143 Je 162. (MIRA 15.6)
1. "vakiy gosudarstvennyy aniversitet (for Chukhno). 2.Vyssbaya
lxrtlynaya sak-ola pri TSentrallnom komitete Ka=unisticheakoy partii
;Sovetakogo Spy-aza (for Roslov, Volkov, Zhukovskly). 3. Yaroslr-vskiy
gosudarstvenn~,y pedagogicheskiy institut (for Kashchenko, Narovlyan-
skiy, Sulizov). 4. Institut ekonmiki i organizatsii promyshlennogo
proisvodstva Sibirskago otdeleniya AN SSM (for Aganbeg/an).
5. Inetitut povysheniya kvalifikatati prepodavateley obshchestvennykh
nauk pri Kiyevskom gosudarstvennom 'iniversitete (for Nagornyy).
6. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (for TS&golov, Spiridonova).
7- Akademiya obahchestvennifth nauk pri TSentrallnom komitete Kammu.-
;~stichsskqy partii Sovetakogo Soyusa (for Kovaleva). 8. Laningradskiy
fimmeovo-ekonomicheskiy institut (for Pavlov). 9. Moskovskiy
finansovyy inotitut (for Atlas). 10. Nauchno-issledovatellf:kiy
institut ta"ida (for Kate). 11. Institut ekonamiki AN SSM (for
Anchishkin, Kronrod). 12. 14oskovskly ekononiko-statisticheakiy
institut (for Bregell). 13. Moskavskiy energeticheskiy Institiit
(Continued on next card)

CHUKIINO, ---(Conti nixe 1) Card 2.
(for Rownman). 14. ArmjenBkiy eel I skokhozyaystvenn.(., institut
(for Vartanyan). 15, Formakiy politekhnicheskiy institut (ror
Novikov). 16. Chlen-korrespondent ktademii nauk SSSR, glavnyy
redaktor zhurnala "Voprosy ekonomiki" (for Gdtovskiy).
(Economics-Stiidy and teqching)

BAM, L.# !LIRMLYUSKI.I. V.
f f' c cy n (I s t r ia 1
Shed Ln 11 t, lin prol "-C 0 L, .t- C.,P. in
re,

NIRIDVBUUp N.B#p otarmbly prepodavatell
the maltozal and technical lovel of railroad transpor.
an works" In the U.S.S.R. Trudy MIXT no.166s36-51 $62.
I (NM l6s6)
(RailroadW-lMloyees-4ducation and training)

AUTHOR: NarovskaZa. V.P. 70-3-3-17/36
TIT13: The Magnetic Anisotropy and Crystal Structure of Single
Crystals of Magnetite at Temperatures below the Transition
Point (Magnitnaya anizotropiya i kri.stallcgraficheskaya
strulitura monokristalla magnetita pri temperaturakh nizhe
fazovogo prevrashchenija)
PKIIODICkL: liristallografiya, 1958, Vol 11, Nr 3. pp 346 - 350
(USSR)..
ABSTRACT. 0Magnetite, cooled in a strong L~ai,,netic field to below
- 160 C, undergoes a phi.,6e transftrma-lion to a form with one
axis of easy magnetisation.. This form i_~ 'orthorhomluin
(Abrahams and Calhoun, Acta Crystall , 1953, Vol 6, p 105) and
the c-axis coincides with the cube &xis nearest to the field
direction during cooling, The a and b axes correspond to
101 axes of the cubic form. Spher4ral crystals were used.
e mechanical moment of the crystal in the 100 plane was mea-
k
sured in a field of 3500 Oe and used, together with X-ray
methods, for setting the crystal. The mechanical moment about
the c-axis is given by M-1/2 (Kal + q) sin 4E). By measuring
this moment, it is possible to decide on the directions of a
Card'L/3 and b in the 001 plane.

?0-3-`--`//36
1 _6rystais of
The Magmetic Anisotropy and Crystal Structure of Sine e
Magne,4-ite at Temperatures below the Transition Point
A crystal was cooled to -195 0C ia a field of 2600 Oe; the
field was then turned through 90 i1nd the mechanical moment,
A~bout c was measured. The --haracter of the curve obtained
ql~owed fhat the single crystal had b:f-oken down to a mosaic
structure composed of two groups of zegions. These two
regions had their c-axes in comi:.on along the field but
the a and b axes were in the two -)ossible positions.
':ti,,re. The applied
The sum of Ka' and KI appeared posi
b
field did not seem to affect the stricttire of the cTystal
after it had been cooled down. Rotating magnetic fields
of 4 000 to 10 000 Oe were then applied. This led t- an
irreversible change in the _~ry-,tal structure as seen from
the mechanical moment curve wl-;sh after 400 rotationf was
distorted to a curve containin,-? 31n 2oL as 'he :-,rincipal
component. It is concluded ti,at the ~_ryotal can be~~rme
untmial in a direction perpendicular to the first-formed
-axis On warmine up the crys'al returns tD its f,rmer
state. Acknowledgiaents to Proess-)r 3.ryukhatov.
There are 6 figures and 6 referen,_es, 3 of which are Soviet
Card 2/3 and 3 English.

70-3-3-17/36
The Magnetic Anisotropy and Crystal Stru-7t=e of S4nLle Cr,7stals cf
Magnetite at Temperatures Below tl.e Transit-mon Point
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy institut iazhenercv zh-3leznodoroztncc-o
C
transporta (Mos,i~vi InEt-0,-ite f,~-r Railway Engino=,ers)
SUBM1TTED: March 5, 1958
Card 3/3

AUTHORs re SOV,148-22-10-8/2 3
TITLZs Magnetic Anisotropy and Hysteresis .'bosses in Rotating
Magnetic Fields in a Magnetitc 2zgU-er7sta&t Low Temperatures
(Magnitnaya anizotropiya i pottri uu gisterezis Yo
vrashchayushchikhays magnitnykh polj-akh v monokristalle
magn*tita pri niskikh tomperaturakh)
PICRIODICALt Isvestiya, Akadenii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheskays., 1958
Vol 22, Nr 10, pp 1200 - 1204
ABSTRACTs In the present paper the author investigated bystereeia
losses in rotating magnetic fields for the case of various
fields and temperatures. In order to explain the formation
of the hysteresis losses in rotating fields of a magnetite
monocrystal cooled down below the transformation temperature
in the absence of the magnetic field an equally probable
distribution of the c-axes must be considered. In such a
crystal a displacement of the boundaries between the domains
of the mosaic structure is also possible. In this case an
increase of the hyst;rleis losses at increasing temperature
and a maximum near 1 0 is founl. The dependence of this
Card 1/2 maximum on the field can also be explained by the displace-

Magnetic Aniactropy and Hysteresis Losses in SOV/48-22-10-9,/23
Rotating UpLetio Fields in a Magnetite B1n4a-e.,rp1Aa
at Low Temperatures
sent of the boundaries between the domain& of the mosaic
structure, for a stronger field is capable of causing a
stronger displacement of the boundaries. When the samples
are cooled in the ab "*no* 8f the field the presence of
hysteresis effects at -7.95 is explainsd by means of specific
processes. As the experiments showed these proceises take
place in domaine of the crystal with a a-axis perpendicular
to the rotation plan* of the field. Boosid*s the hysteresis
in the low temperature phase of sagnet-to the temperature
dependence of the constant of anisotgopy of the cubic phase
of nagnotite in the range +20 z -160 was also investigated
(Yig 5). The results agree wi;h the eiiperimental results
obtained by Bikford (Ref 5). The authcr expresses her
gratitude to N. L. Bryukhatov for the supervision of the
work. There are 5 figures and 6 references, 2 of which are
Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONs Kafedra fiziki Moskovskago instituta inshenerov aheleznodoro-
zhnogo transports, (Chair of Physics of the Moscow Institute
Card. 2/2 of Railroad Transportation Rngineers)

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ULULA16.14
"Th* logwood in Armenia." Cand Agr Sci. :not of Fruit Growing.
Acad Sci Armenian SSR, Yerevan. 1954. (31, No 10, Mar 5,55)
go: Sum Iffo. 670. 29 Sep 55 * Survey of Scientific and Technical Dis-
sertations Defended at USIR Higher Educational Instit -..toan (I;)

MMMW. G.S.; A.Z.
NechmIcal &a chmiml cuVosition of tkw cornellancherry deVood
of ArmWA. lsv.AN Ars.SR.Blol.l sellkhos.naukl 7 no-1:47-55 Ja '54.
(ma 9:8)
1. Institut genettki I selektaii reatenly AN Arupmakoy MM.
(Armnl&--Do&wood)

NARMIT, A.K.
ANW.LAUKA~-. -
FWW4v1_-woue corneliRn-cherry do ood forms of the Areqnian
S.S.R. [in Armenian with aummnry In Hassianflzv.AN Arm.SSR.Biol.i
sel'Idics.nauki, 9 no.6.31-43 J* 156. (KLRA 9-9)
(A rma ni #%--Dogwood)

ACC NRI -AP6ol823l7_ ZOURCE -CODE: - UR/01416/66/000/002/0062/0064
AUTHOR: Kuvzbnqg Ya. (Lieutenest Colonel; Member of quartermaster 2ervice)
ORG: None
T17a': StozUg potatoes and vegetables in spring and summer
SOURCE: T~l i anabzheniye sovetakikh vooruzhennykh ail, no. 2, 1966, 62-64
TOPIC TAGS. food preservation, f*od chemistry, N.-C-1 _0V
ABSTRACT: Because pAitoes and vegetables contain water they are sen.5itive to ex-
tremes of temperature and are very perishable. The quality of root v-!getalbles de-
clines when they are stored, and deteriorates further in the spring when potatoes,
onions and root vegetables begin to germinate, thus disrupting the tzN:)op supply
system. When potatoes sprout they lose half their vitamin content. When exposed
to light they lose their taste ane can even generate a poisonous compound which is
harmful to health. An optimum temperature must be maintained to successfully store
potatoes and vegetables. The article describes how to store potatoes and vegetables
in the various clinatic conditions found in the Soviet Union. More or less exact
details of construction of earthen trench systems, materials used for insulation
and how to cover stored vegetables with earth are described. The importance of main-
taining & temperature belAv the germination point, especially in spring and su;mnor,
is stresmA. When this is not possible preservativ* I'M-111 can be used to reta-rd
-Card 112

growth. Three kilograms of M-1 per ton of potatoes are used. Temperature and
humidity parameters for bests, carrots, anions, and other root vegetables are
specified. Techniques for storing sauerkraut under various climatic and temperature
conditions are discussed.
MM CM: 06,25/SUBN DAM None
card

I 152 BF1,
s/m/62/ooo/oo6/oas/m
F1031/19492
AU114ORS: Lyakhov, 1`-!4. , Naroi-tirtaya, Z.V. (No*~-tm)
T' T 1, E : Nano lAn.-O- w,%vttF4 in soils
PERIODICAL: zhurna I ~ir 1 1, 1 -1 .In t14 ;tie ji haniki I tekhn1cheskoy flalki
no.6, 1,))2,
TEXT: The waves w-,~re j-r(,(j,ceki Ly placing charges an the surface
of the soil anti aprink),ing the rharge,s with powdered soil.- 'The
experiments showed that tf;ii intentsity of the waves Increased with
the thickness of this covering, bk1t beyond a certain value thicam*40
had no effect. Two of unsaturated sandy sell were chosen,
the composition of t~ie in one of the regions being given.
The experiments took in dry and rainy weather with moisture
contents of' the aan,l: 7% anti 10 - 12% in one rogiom and
w = 2 - 4~',' i n t it e o t h,-3 r'ren-sonictors and piezoelectric pick-ups
were used t(-) met%eiiir(- tho fi,trampters of' the waves. Oscillograwls
were taken of the norm..-il pressure in the first region at tiaiiall
ur ry -as
moisture content for (1~~Oojires front the a fees va ing tz 0.5
to 1-3m which showe,l thf~ ,~re-sqtire varying frus 0.6 to a.4,1 (charge
density 0.12) kg/cm~!, a,i-l di9tarice-3 0.5 to 2.00 with preamure
varying f'rom 0.8 to J1.0 (rA,.arge lensity 0.25) kg/co2. 1%0 waves
cease to be shock wax,e!; for a pre3-saure of 3 to 5 kg/cu2. Th*
Card 1/2

3/207/62/ooo/oo6/022/025
Plane bia.-it waves irt soils E031/z492
velocity of propagation of ttie wave front and the ffiaxl~ pressu"
were '11"40 moa.9111-vd. " f it v , I or k t J e-,n increase with the nolsturo
content. ',Nle V'%~U'~ ot Lhe fflo'\ I Itil kill pressure also increases with
the moisture content alit! .11, amiro.Avitate expression In given
establishilli~- this variaii.)ri. E'xpertments were also undertaken to
determine the parameter!! of spherical waves due to point charges.
In the plarie waves the nol-ILLAI pressure increased wl~h the moisture,
content and the corre-sponding relatILOnD were given. - Rxperimente
showed that the ratio of ftide to normal pressure to practically
constant for both plane ai-d -qpherical waves In the interval or
pressure studied. A comparison Is istade of some of the results
for water satu-ated soil. rhe very, much *mll*r values of the
n!brmal presslAr) arid vnlocity of propagation of the wave front is
explained by tiie unsatliratec, character of the soil which, remiss
compressible at larger nv)i-qtitr(3 contents than saturated soil.
There are 7 figures.
SURMTTTED: May 19, 1902
Card 2/2

HAROZHNAYA, Z.V. (Moskva)
--.- ........... . -.- .
Experismintal detlerodnation of tho apepd of unlmWirg in the soil
in dynode procoosee. flauch.-tekh. probl. gor. I vzryvit no.jj
8"2 165, (MPA 18:9)

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HAROUNn L N, - -
Qr*on light to advancel nechnology. Grashd.av 17 n0.9-.1-2 S 6o.
(MIRA 13:9)
1. Zamatitell glavnogo inzhenera Tootoohno-Sibirskogo territorial'-
nogo uwavlonlya Grashdatokogo vosdushnogo flota, Irkutsk.
(Aeroranctiam, Commarcial)

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SAIUTOVTSEVA, R.G.; SAFRONOVp V.I.; DEKAP011MV, I.F. (Kiy,w);
MROZHWTO V.B.1 jail,.; EUiDICFFVS?.JY, L.N., insh. (Novosibirsk)
Concerning the article NNiform safety engineering regulations
for electric power distribution netwDrks." Energetik 13
no.11%33-34 N 165. (MIRA l8ill)
f
1. Starshiy inzh. PTE XaLliningradenergo (for Shrat-irtseva).
2. gzch&llnlk slushby setey REU Kalinirgradenergo (for Safronov).
3. Kachallnlk Darnitakcigo setovogo rayon& Tugo-Zapadenoy
zheleznoy dorogi (for 1)ekapolitov), 4. Kiyev-nergo (for
Naroshn.vy). 5. Priobakiye, seti (for Berdichevokly).

WWBWSKI, Alfozw; NAROZNIK, Kazimierz
Attempted disposis of prostatic cancer vith thi aid of P32.
Poloki prsegl. chir, 33 no.11as1400-1407 161.
1. Z Oerodks Izotopovego Zakladu RiAiologil PAM v Ssezecinie Kisrownik:
prof. dr C. Murcsynski i z 3ddsiaJLu Urologiesnego PA14 Kisrovnik: Sant.
prof. dr A.Wojewski.
(PROSTATE neopl) (PHOSPHOIWS radioactivo)

MURGUNSK I C, M I K CC ZA ;c. 5 (PNI I WE F Mar d
TUSTAAWSYT S rj',2'l KK
U'3~ 7;1;: . a
a,
Z Zak L ad,i lia(~

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-STANIOWS"I,
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S z z ec ~n I e ~r-,f. ar.
F i z -,;,k ff F t -j r, c ao

IMAIZTSp A.S.; -MAWSLI~V-l ~V-A--
Prospecting w"Plfacance of the halom of dispersion of rare mt&W in
granite nassifs the Chingis-Tau. buly SN=DG "5sl7g-M 162.
(KM 3614)
(Ching ls-Taum-Metaln, Bare and minor) (Chlngiw-2a*-Gr=ito-Afidywis)

NARSEYEV, V.A.: BUGAYETS A.N.
- .0
Phosphorus content in granitoids of the Ralba Range. Vest.An Kazakh.
SSR 19 no.2- 3-D-"5 F 163.
(KERA 16 t 5)
(Kalb& Range-Rocks)

N ~, :: Q-1 'E. I" , I.. ~ .~
?c e Af -- r: - v -. ~- - ! . ': ~I~ .-n -,
. . . ::F- . . I A -; -I ---: - -~ *. : z . . -;l .
T, . .: .
t ra n , p c, r r, c, f ~. t. , -, ~, ~ 1! F'!~* , AN, .rl A g I - .
t ~., - ". ".. ': .

XAGAN, B.M.(Moskva); R&RSIDZZ, X.M. (Moskvaj
Two-ph"s asrnchroums motors with thin-walled rotors ased an
servomotors and epesdx-voltage generators. Avtom. i telem. 14 no.2:177-
187 Mr-Ap 15). (MIRA 10:3)
(Servomechanisms) (ilectric motors, Induction)

KAKURI=p S.M.1 NAMIU, A.A. (Tbillsi)
Fibromero= action of barite. Gig. truda i prof. sab. 4 no.12:
43-45 D 060. (MMA 15:3)
1. RespublikarzkLy nauchno-losledowatellskiy Imlitut gigiyeny
truda i professlonallafth ze:bolevaniy imni N.I. 14akhviladse
Qmsiumkoy SSR. (FIEROSIS)
(BARITZ--PMIOLOGICAL EFM)

NARSIYA, A. G.
NARSIYA, A. G. - "14orphoIxgical. Changes in the OrEans (Liver Pancreas,
Kidneys, Suprarena2 (Wnds, Cardiac and Skeletal Muscleqj in'E'xpe--I-
mental Alimentary DystroptW." Georgian State Publishing House for
Medical Literature. Tbilisi State 'Medical Inst. Thili3i, 1555.
(Dissertation for the! Degree of Candidate in Pledical. ScLences).
So.: Knizhnaya Letopis', No. 6, 1956.

WXIADZ,-,,7.G.; j4~S~YkJL-Q. (Tbili, 0
Clinical and exptrimenta-I studs, of the effect of lit;-.oponc-- -"ust o!~
the lungs. Gig. truda i prof. zab. 4 n0-3:51-53 *~r '60. 15:-Q
1. Institut gigiyeriy truda i profes:-.ion:d'nykh zabol~vaniy Ministerstva
zdravookhraneniya Gruzinskoy SSR.
(LITIiOPO,,LS-?JIY3IOLOGIi;AL (LU:iGS--DU3T DU&AS~'~;)

KIPIMI, S.P.; VARSIYA, A.G. (Thilisi)
Clinical.arA experimental c'"aracteristice of andesite p-Piz,.o-
conjoaje. Gig.tr%da i prof'.,aab. no*E--38--" '61- (MM 14,11)
1. Respublilmnskiy naucbno-Issledovatellskiy institut gigiyeny
truda i prof2abolevanly imeni N.I. Makhviladze Ministerstva
stravookhraneniya Grusinskoy SM.
(LUVC&-.DUSI- DIMSES)

WILIAM, T. G. ; NARS I YA p A. G.
Clinical X-ray picture in lithopone pneumoconiosis. Vast. rent. i
rad. 36 no,5s60-61 S-0 161. (M':A 15:1)
1. Is Institute, gigiyeny truda i profsabolevaniy Ministeretva
sdravookhrameniya Grusin koy SSR (dir of. G.Z.Pitsklielauri).
(LUNW-XUST DISL"!!S) ?,AD1r2,,HY)

NABSIYA, A.G., kand.zed.rwilk
Scientific ses3ion of Ue Scientific Research Izatitute of
ftentgor.ology and MmUcal Roftelogy of the Ministry of Public
Health of the Georgian "). S. R. Vest. rent. i rad. 37 no.l-.
85--86 iv.-F '62- (MIRA 15:31)
(BjtDIO*WGY, ~IEDIGAI,--CONGRES.-W)

HARSITA, 14.
ll~ ~-~
Present'state and prospective development of the mixed feed in-
dustry In Georgia. %k.-elev.prom. 25 no.7:19-20 Tl '59.
(MIRA 12:11)
1. Rachallnik glaynogo upravlonlya khleboproduktov pri Sovote
Ministrov Grtzinakoy SSR.
(Qeorgia-Flo-.ir and feed trade)

NMSIYA, Podar V~ UUJ~,_,
, jg"L
[Mechanical draving in cormection with industrial produc-
tion; manual for SPOCi.3liZed secondary educational institu-
tions] [Insheriernais, grafika v aviazi s proizvodstvom;
uchebaos posobis d-lia srednIkh spetsialInykh uchobnykh sa,-
vedenii, Tbilisi, TSodnal 1964. 169 P. (In Georgian]
(MIRA 18:7)

Y J, iy
Nil

USSF/Medicine Leptospirosis, Epidemiology
Card. 1/1 Pub. 148 - 8/25
YD-2597
Author Karaseva, Ye. V.; Marskaya, Ye. V.; and Ananyn, V. V.
Title Results of improving the sanitary condition of a natural reservoir
of non-icteric leptospirosis
Periodical Zhur. mikro. epid. i I mun. 4, 37-40, Apr 1955
Abstract The epidemiology of a natural reservoir of non--icteric Leptospirosis
in the vicinity of Lake Nero in Rostovskiy Rayon, Y&roslavskaya
Obl.ILGI. is described. Remedial measures designed to eliminate this
reservoir over a four year period are discussed. The article is
illustrated by three charts. Six Soviet references are cited.
Institution Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology imeni Gamaleya (Direc-
tor - G. V. Vygodchikov)
Submitted Dectimber 31, 1954

KARASILVA. Te.T.; NARSUYA. Te.T.; BARISHTATM, A.D.
The field vols Microtue ooconomus inhabiting the region of lake Zero
In Yaroslavl Province [with summary to Juglish]. Diul.WLIP.Otd.vitol.
62 nc..3:5-18 Vbr-Je 157. (KW 10:8)
(MO Rwifix-FLAID NLGB)

NARSKIKH, 1. 1.
68617. Bushe, N. A. i flarsk'-,kh, 1. 1. uIcnahenlye raboty podshipir.~k-.v
dv I,gateley teplovosov. M., ~'ranszheldorizdat. 1954. 2Cs. a ill. 21 -im.
(voevoyus. Sauch. -- issled. in-t sh.-d. transporta. Infom. pis'mc. Vo.
323) 1.000 elm. bespl. -- A obl. avt. ne ukazany. -- (5--149zh)
621.431.72-211.2
SO: Lnizhnayn Letoris' fio. ,, 1955

I., f
PIATOBOV. YeJet 9XIMIEL LIS
w
Results of diesel loconotive tractIon and heat ereneering tests.
Trudy 2011 MM no-87:162-171 '54. (XM 8:3)
(Diesel locomotives-Testing)

/II.Vj-4 ..' '-A A bi1:
UMKaADBXIT. V.A., bLndidat tokhnichookikh no, ; Koolau I :. kmAidat
tekhnicktaskift nauk; STRUSMCH, K.A., kwdid&t nai*;
IffADIITJJ, V.S., kmadidat tekhnichaskikh nauk.
On the life of diesel oil in D50 engines of the IS diesel locomotives.
Test.TMI MPS 15 no.:2:28-30 S 156o NUU 9:12)
(Diesel fuels-Testing)

N 11 -K " K I 11-\~ Y+ ~ - -
J ~ f
TOWDIN. A.I.0 kandi"t teklmicheakikh nauk; JU-PISKLM I didat
tokhnichookikh nauk; MMICH, Aqz., ingneneri"MMVP
Davieis for meamwizC wear In crankshaft Journal*. Yest.?SWII UPS
no,,2:58-59 Mr 157. OKLRA 10: 4)
(Beariags(Machisery))(Diesel locomotives)

I)c . ~'-' " /" /' -1 1
ry -a f, , ) . ~l /
TABILIMA, V*V*v I-mb,; XARKIKI, Is L,~~ tokhz6 =uk*, "1 0
V.A.. IWA.
Br&lmtin ft'iterablllty of dl*ool locamtIve oll addltlvos. Test,
"RI M 17 no,2tA-26 Mr 0589 (KMA U54)
(Diesol locowtives-lubriestion)

SUM , X.A,, koudoteldm." =9 1,1,g kand.takhm-neuk
Q24 Oak ~ ov&04~A!* ~;
Inerience Ix usins B12 load babbitt otal in thin-layered
on4se bearing:o. Trtidy 2011 MPS ao*157:167-171 158o
(Babbitt m tal) (Bearings (machinery)) (MIRA 11:11)

PHASE I BOOK EIPWITATION SCV/4440
Narskikh, Ivan Ivanovich, Cean~Udate of Technical Sciences, ard Kirill AlekBandrovich
Dizel'nyye poyezda i avtomotrisy (Diesel Trains and Rail Motor Cars) Moscow,
Transzheldorizdat, 1960. 116 p. 3,COO copies printed.
F,d.t V.D. 3irotenko, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Tech. Ed.: MI.A. Medvedeve.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineering and technical workers.
COVERAGE: "he book contains a general description of the diesel trains and rail
motor cars used on railro&ds of the USSR and information regarding their opera-
tion and maintenance. Principal trends in the development of diesel trains and
rail motor cars are discussed. A list of 19 types of diesel trains and rail
motor cars operating on U,3SA railroads is included. The authors have used ma-
terials from the Vsesoyuzj,.iyy nauchno-litsledovatellskiy institut zheleznodorozhnogo
transporta MPS (Tsffii mps) (Ali-union scientific Research Institute of Railroad
Transportation of the Min:Ls-*.ry of Railroads) in addition to the materials listed
in the bibliography. The book is dedicated to Alekasy Icsifovich Volodin.
Cho. I and V were written by Prof. K.A. Shishkin (deceased), Honored Scientist
and Technician of the RSF3R. Ch. II was written by I.I. Narskikh, Winner of the
Card 113

Diesel Traina (Cont.)
SOV/4440
Stalin Prize, Candidate of Technical Sc!.ences, and Cho. III and IV were written
by B.H. Lerner, Engineer, with I.I. Warokikh assisting in their preparation.
There are 20 references: 17 Soviet, 2 German and 1 English.
TABLE OF COW110TSt
From the Authors 3
Ch. 1. Concise Information on the Use of Diesel Trains and Rail Motor Cars
Operating on Railroads of the USSR 4
Ch. 11. Diesel Irains and Rail Motor Cars Op3rating on the Railroads of the
USSR
1. General information 12
2. The diesel engine and its auxiliary equipment 29
3. Power transmission fron; d1esel engine to wheels 47
4. Designs of trucks 75
5. Ventilation and heating 80
Ch. III. Operation of Diesel Trains
1. Hethod3 of operating diesel trains over operating runs 88
2. Method.3 of servicing diesel trains by train crows 88
Card 213

Diesel Trains (Cont.)
SOV/4440
3. Duties of crows responailDle for maintenance. and servicing of diesel
trains 89
4. Inspection and servie1jig of diesel trains 90
Ch. IV. Organization of Curritn't Maintenance of Diesel Trains
1. Types of maintenance and their deWriptiOn 95
2. Main repair shop and workshops used for operation and maintenance of
diesel trains 96
3. Organization of maintens:ace 100
Ch. V. Diesel Trains and Rail Mlotor Cars in Foreign Countries
AVAILABLE: Library of Congregs
Card 313 AC/wrc/sfm
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BABAYLV, N.K., Yu.A., Inzh.
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