SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NAYDICH, YU. V. - NAYDIS, L. M.

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S/0000/63/000/000/0172/0181
AUTHOR: Naydich, Yuo V.; Lavrinanko, r. A.; Yeremertko. V. N.
TITLE: The study of the affect of capillary phenomena on the packing process during
sintoring in the presence of the liquid phase
SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Institut metallokeramiki I spetsial'ny*kh splavov.
Poverkhnostny*ya yavleniya v rasplavakh I protsessakh poroshkovoy metallurgil (sur-
face phenomena in liquid metals and processes in powder metallurgy). Kiev, Izd-vo
AN UkrSSR, 1963, 172-181
TOPIC TAGS: capillary phenomenon, packing process, sintering, liquid phase, metal
powder, tungsten, copper, silver, tungsten based alloy, copper centaining alloy,
silver containing alloy, vatting
ABSTRACT: The authors studied the subject effect in systems where the solid phase
is insoluble in the liquid phase. The affect of the degree of vetting and the
amount of the liquid phase an the packing process during sintering, in the presence
of a liquid phase in tungsten-copper and tungstau-silver systems, was studied. The
rise of shrinkage with temperature Increase was detected for vhIch the probable
cause was the Increase In the degree of vatting'. It wits shown that a change of the
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contact angle of wetting led to a sharp change of capillary pressure, in connection
with which greater packing should be observed. The effect of the amount of liquid
phase an the packing process was studied. It was shown that shrinkage with a rise
in the amount of the liquid phase increases at first, passes a maximum, and then
falls. Such a change in shrinkage is located in accordance with a similar course
of the curve of capillary wetting force which is active during sintering. The
rtaximum packing was observed at 50-60% of the filled pares. At this time the great-
est capillary forces between particles were observed. Capillary phenomena play a
large role during slatering in the presence of a liquid phase of the metal systems
and require further detailed study. Orig. art. has:. 12 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut met!allokeramiki L apetsial'ny*kh splavovAN UkrSSR(Instituta
of Metal Ceramics and Gpecial Alloys, AN UkrSSR
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YEREMIKOV V.N. (Kiyev); N.AYDIC11, Yu.V. (Kiyov)l VA51LIU0 M.1. Wyev)
Surface tension of melts in the system cobalt - tin. Izv.
All SSSR. Met. i gor. delo no.5:64-67 S-0 '63. (MIRA 161ll)

NAIDICH, Yu.V.; NCIE&ICHENKO, G.A.
Investigating the vetting of diamonds and graphite by liquid
metals. Porosh. met. 3 no.lt49-52 J&-F 063. (MIRA 1613)
1. Institut metallokeramiki i spetaiallnykh splAvov AN UkrSSR.
(Liquid metals) (Graphite) (Adhesion)

ACCESSION NR: AP4015260 SIO 226 64 000/001/0005 0011
AUTHOR: Naydich, Yu. V.; Lavrinenko, 1. A.; Yeremenko, V. N.
TITLE: The role of capillary phenomena in the process of densification during
sintering in the presence of a liquid phase
SOURCE: Poroshkovaya metallurgiya, no. 1, 1964, 5-11
TOPIC TAGS: sintering. liquid phase sintering. compact sintering. compact
shrinkage, liquid phase effect, capillary effect
ABSTRACT: The study centered on the first stage of densif ication (i.e., during
licraid flow or the regrouping of solid particles for the W-Cu and W-Ag systems,
whose solid phases are not soluble in the liquid phases. The materials used
were of technical purity; particle diameter was less than 0. 040 m. Shrlnkag~
was found to increase with temperature, probably due to a better wetting of the
solid phase. The expression
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was derived for the compressive force for the case of two spherical particles with
liquid menisci between them (see Fig. I in the Enclosure), In relation to the contact
angle of wetting. Here,(, andC are curvature radii (see Fig. 1),-Qisan
angle governed by the volume of liquid, o' la the surface tension at the liquid-gas bound-
ary, & is the contact wetting angle. Variatiomin the latter results in a sharp change
of capillary pressure. Greater shrinkage should result when wetting is more ex-
tensive. Shrinkage increases with an increase in volume of liquid phase,'peaks when
pores are f 111 e d to 50 to 60%, then decreases. It Is concluded that capillary phe-
nomena are of substantig significance In the sintering process. Orig. art. has:
9 figures and 1 formula.
ASSOCIATION: Institut problem materialovedenLya.AN Ukr=(Instltute for the Problems
of Materials Improvement, AN UkrSSR)
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Fig. 1. Dependance,of compactinp force for two
spherical particles with liquid menisci on the
marginal angle of particle surface.

ACCESSION NR: AP4040468 S/0226/64/000/003/0023/0028
?AUTHORt Haydich, Yu. V.; Kolesnichenko, C. A.
:TITLE: Wetting of diamond and graphite by molten metals and alloys.
1111. Wetting of diamond crystals
.SOURCE: Poroahkovaya metallurgLya, no. 3(21), 1964, 23-28
TOPIC TAGSs diamond wetting, diamond wattability, diamond, molten
matal wetting ability, surface active element, lanthanide, actinide
,;ABSTRACT: Wetting of diamond crystals by molten Cu, Ag, Au. Ge. Sn,
IIn, Sb. Pb, Al, and by vacuum-melted alloys of Ti, Cr, and B with Cu,
i'Sn, and Ag has been investigated. It was found'that, as in the case
-of graphite, transition metals and nontransition elements Al and 3
!which form stable carbides readily wet the diamond surface. The only
observed exception in a Cu-2% B alloy which wets diamond at 1150C
'(the contact angle - 35 dog after a 30 min exposure) but does not
.wet*graphLte. Al begLas to wet diamond at l03OC.makLn& a contact
ilangle of 75 dog after a 15-mLn exposure, Nontr ansition elements,
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J'which do not form compounds with carbon do not wet diamond, -but even
small additions of transition metals. e.g.. Cr and Ti, make them
;ctrong wetting agents. For example, addition of 0.3 and 0.5% Cr de-
l-; crease8the contact angle of Cu on diamond from 145 to 37 and 22 deg,
;respectively. Addition of Ti produces a similar effect. A 10% ad-
'dition of Ti decreases the contact angle of Cu from 145 to 0 deg,
additidn of 1% Ti reduces th~ contact angle of Sn from 125 to about
10 deg, and addition of 22 Ti to a C-20% Sn alloy decreases its con-
tact angle from 130 to 0 dog. On the basis of the data obtained it
can be assumed that the transition elements with the least"filled
'd- or f-levels, e.g., Sc, Zr, V, etc., will be the most surface-
active elements in graphite or diamond wetting, and the elements of
the group-VIII will be the least active. Of the nontransition ele-
ments, alkali-earth and, probably, alkali metals can be expected to
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ibe strong wetting agents. With respect to graphite and diamond,- the
same can be said of Ir thanides and actinides, Orig. art. hinst, 5
;figures and 2 tables.
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AUMORSe K&y41chq ru.-Yel lrlssillw, U. to
:TITLE i Deteruinine the apeatria gravities of u*ltqn metals by the method of
calibrated volume
1SOURCEs Zavodekaya laboratorlylLp no* 59 1964t 56T-568
'TOPIC TAGSi molten metal# metal specific gravity# calibrated volume metho4v tin
.specific gravity# cobalt specific gravity
ABS'MCTi A method for determining the specific gravity of molten metals at high
temperatures was d6veloped. Ln apparatus was use4 to meamwe the gurrads tension
by determination of the maximum preaaure in a gas bubble, Retal, was placcd In an
Al 0 crucible previously calibrated with mercurye Heating wasperfamed In a
reeihanoe oven with a, 1900C capacity. After reaching the pr*yer temperature the
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acrucible was covered with a lid attached to a vertical ceramic rode Thi rod was
fixed to a steel bar passing through an airtight Saaket In the cover of a container@
iZn operation the bar moved vertical,49 the lid covered the oruciblet and the excess
metal flawed into awth4r aalibrated containcre After owUnCq 'a given volume of
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Metal was weigheC The proposed method to core accurate than the previous ones
lbecause It takes into account the thermal ezpaasLazz of the crucible uatdrtkl. This
!is accompliahs4 by determining the coefficient of expausion for the ornotbleso The
results of the density deterrinaticas for tin and cobalt agreed well with the known
data but differed from other results arrived at br less *=at aothods. The density
~of the molten Co-On system &t.1550C was also determined In an atmosphere of heliume
jOrig. art., hass 2 graphs.
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Work experience of the Snysityn and Kaluga regional co." nication
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1. Instruktor-rovisor rnspektait pri Kinistre evyact USSR.
(Stanislav Province--Telecommunication)

MAYDLH, A.A.
Communication workers of Odessa improve pc9tal se"ice. Test.sviazi
17 no.io:6o-61 0 157. (KIRA 10-11)
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(14IRA 14:12)
(Patro~aum refineries-Equipuant an4 a-applies)

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Deputy A.M.Naluntsev; obituary. Neftlanik 7 no.6:32-33 Je 162.
OAIRA 15:6)
(Maluntsev, Aleksandr ~biseevicho d. 1962)

MAYDIM, D.P.
IrormtIon and stratigraphie position of apc=9 In the Dniester
TaUey. Biul. KOIP. Otd. gaol. 26 n0.3:79-81 151. (HIM 11:5)
(Dniester Talley-Gypsum)

MAYDIN, D.P. - .. ~-
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I Stratigraphy of upper Gretaoscum sediments in the western Masine
based on bela=Ltes. Elul. KOIP. Otd. Cool. 26 w.3s94-95 151.
(Ukraine-Geology, Strattgraphia) (KIRA 1195)
(Belemltsa)

MAYDIN.D.P.
Upper Cretaceous belemnites of western Ukraine. Trudy WGRI no.27:
4-169 '52. (KERA 8: 12)
(Ukraine--Belemnites)

BrAIDIN, D.P.
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14- ~V= belevnite frou Vopor Cretaceous deposits of the Crimes. Blul.KOIP. Otd.
geol. 28 no.2164-65 153. (KM 6:11)
(Crimea-Belemnites) (Belexaltes-Crimea)

YATDIN, D. P.
Prinalpol features of the tectonics of the Lvov-lablin trauO. Blul.KOIP ,
Otdogeol, 28 no.)i2g-41 153. (KUtA 6:11)
(Ukraime-4salogy. Structural) (Geology. Structural-Uk-rains)

RIKHAYLO7.A.Ye.; YAYDIN,D.P
Tectonic dinturbances of the southeastern edge of the Russian
Platform. Trudy KGRI no.26:138-147 154. (KLRA 8:12)
(Russian Platform--Foldo (Geology))

YATDIN, D.P.
Certain peculiarities In the distribution of Upper Cretaceous
belemnItes within boundaries of lurops. Blul.KOIP. Otd.geol.
29 no.3:19-28 My-Je 154. (KIRA 718)
(lurope-Belsimnites) (Belemnites--Narops)

HAYDIN.D.P.
Transcaucasian examples of Belennitella Kucronata (Schloth.).
Dokl. AN Azerb.SSR 11 no.2:111-114 '55. (KLELA 8:10)
1. Predstavleno deyetvitellnyu chlenam AN Aserbaydzhanekoy SSR
K.K.JU,VBVYM.
(Transcaucasia-Belemnites)

!IAYDII~ D. F.
"Stratigraphy of Upper Cretaceous Deposits of the Russian P13tform Dild
Certain Problems of the Comparison of sections of the Platform UDNr CretacCouS
Period of Europe and Ilotth Awrica," Lomonsov Lectures in 1956." Vest. "Josk. U.
Physico M-th and Natural Scierces Series, 4, iio. 6, pp 147-160, 1956, Gcol.)a
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1AYDIN, D.P.
Some problems In the zonal stratigraphy of upper Cretaceous
deposits of the Russian Platform. V~n.rap.Kosk.un. no.176:17-24
'56. (nU 9: 12)
(Russian PUtforu-Geoloff, Stratigrafic)

AUTHOR: Saydin, D.P. 5-5-3/57
TITLEt On the Boundaries of a Species within the Fossiliferous
Material (0 granitoakh vida na iskopayemom materials)
PERIODICALt Byulleten' Moskovskogo Obshchestva lopytateley Frirody, Otdol
Geologicheskiy, 1957, No 3, PP 55-63 (USSR)
ABSTRACT3 The author cites examples of continuous evolution series of
belemnites-from,the Upper-Carboniferous deposits of the
European part of the USSR. The problem is set from the view-
point of a atratigrapher as to criteria for singling out a
species and other taxonomic subdivisions in these series of
continuously varying forms, each of which has a definite
stratigraphic position. The author udheres to the opinion
of A.A. Borisyak and A.P. Semenov-Tyan-Shanakiy as to differ-
ent evaluations of the time factor in determinating the
boundaries of a species by paleontologists on the one hand
and by zoologists and botanists on the other hand. Zoo-
logists and botanists study the living organisms of the
modern geological epoch, and above all they are interested
in the occurrence of a species in space. Paleozoologiats
and palsobotanists deal with the occurrence of a species not
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On the Boundaries of a Species within the Fossiliferous Material 5-3-3/37
during some period of geologic time, the medium of a species
did not change and, as a consequence, the species itself did
not vary, then the concepts of paleontological and biological
species are identical. If, however, organisms vary, this
identity ceases to exist. The author holds that a method-
ologically corroct solution of this problem depends upon the
right interrelation of quantity and quality and change from
one quantitative state into another.
The article contains 4 figures, 1 table and 14 references,
of which 6 are Russian, 1 is English, 2 are Polish, 1 is
Frenofi and 4 are German.
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k~THORs gone Given
5-6-)4/42
TITLEs Chronicle of the Activity of the Paleontological Section
(Khronika dayatellnosti paleontologicheekoy sektaii)
PERIODICALs Byulleten' Moskovskogo Obahchestva Ispytateley Prirody, Otdel
Geologicheakiy, 1957, # 6, pp 127-128 (USSR)
ABSTRACTo The following reports were delivered in the Paleontological
Section from 19 April to 10 May 1957,
I.A. Mikhaylova on "SystGmatization of Paragoplitides (?)";
V.V. Drushchits on "Paleontological Basis for the Stratigraphy
of the Lower-Cretaceous Deposits in the Crimea"; B.T. Yanin
on " Lower-Cretaceous Trigonias of the Crimea"I R.V. Toys, D.P.
_g4jdjjLand M.S. Chupakhin on "Determination of Pale o t empera-Fu-re 8
by the Isotopic Composition of Oxygen in Organogenous Calcite";
and R.F. Gekker, A.I. Osipova and A.D. Slyusarova on the
"Kazan' Sea of the Russian Plateau and Its Faunal'.
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./UTHORSs Teye R-V., Naydin, D. P., Chupakhin, M.S. 5-6-41/42
TITLE: Determination of Palootemperatures by the Isotopic
Composition of Oxygen in Organogenoua Calcite (Oprodelaniye
paleotemperatur po izotopnomu sostavu kisloroda organogennogo
kalltsita)
PERIODICALs Byulleten' Vookovskogo Obahchestya Ispytatelay Prirody,
Otdel Goologicheekiy, 1957. # 6, P 155 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt The method of isotopic paleothermometry is based on th 18
equilibrium distribution of the heavy isotope of oxygen 0
between the oxygen of water and Caco precipitated from the
water. This distribution depends on3the temperature of
precipitation. Many characteristics of the paleobiology
of fossil organisms (life duration, surrounding medium, etc)
can be cleared up by mak 4ng use of temperature "records" in
carbonates.
The authors elaborated an experimental temperature scale
which was obtained by settling Caco out of Ca (HCO 3)
solutions in a thermostat at variou; temperatures. Chparing
with this wale, several dozens of fossil shells from the
Cretaceous deposits of the Russian plateau and Crimea were
investigated. The most reliable results were obtained from
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, Determination of Paleotemperatures by the laotopic Composition of Oxygen
in Organogenous Calcite
composition of oxygen without alterations. The authors
present some temperature values obtained by this method
by using belemniteg, oysters and other fossils from various
stratigraphic formations.
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- UYDIN, D.P.: MO . V.M.
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KaestrIchtian belmmites fromi the Ukrainian Depression. Dokl. AN S=
112 no.1-115-117 Ja 157. (KM 10:2)
lo Moskovskiy gosudarbtyannyy univerattat Iment M.Lamonosova.
Predstayleno aWsmikom N.S.Shatakim.
(Ukraine-Belaunites)

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goolog; BASS, Tu.B., geolog; VADIMV. N.T., gmolog: GLiJXIY. V.Y&..
gnolog; DIDKOVSKIT. V.T&.. g6olop; TERSHOV. V.A., ut-molog; ZHWT.
0.V., goolog; ZA14DRIY, P.L. ilmloe; IVAYrISHIN. H.N., gnolog;
KAPTKMIXO-CHERIJOUSOVA. O.K.. e"olog; KLIKOKO. T.T&.. geolog;
KWSifIN. V.L. goolog; KLYUSIMIKOV, M.U., goolog; KRASHCNIMIKOVA,
O.V.. gooloe: KUTSTBA. A.M.. pmolog: L&PORIK, F.Ys.. goolog-.
LICHAK, I.L., geolog; MAKUMINA. A.A., goolog: MTVITNNKO. To.M.,
gigolog: IMUTIZA. V.S.. pmolog-, ICLYAM, G.I.. geolog; MATDIN,
D.P gnolog; HDVIK. Ym.O., rmolog-. POLOVKO. I.K.. geolo-gT-WDIONOT,
S*P., goolog; SMICIMNKO, H.P., skademik. geolog: SIRGOEV, A.D.,
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P.P.. g"olng; TKAGMM, L.G., gnolog: USINKO, I.S., goolog; USTI-
llnVSKIT, Yu.B.i goolog; TSAROVSKIT. I.D.. gnolog; SHULIGA. P.L..
gailng; TURK, Tu.Tu.. gmolog; TAIMCHMIKO. I.M.. geolog; A117F40POT.
P.Ta.. glavnyy reAaktor; FILIPPOVA, B.S.. rod. izd-va; GUWVA,
O.A., tokhn.reA.
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AUTHORt Maelakova, N.I., and Naydin, D.P. 11-1-7129
TITLE: Depooito of the Santonian Substage of South-We3t Crinnea
(0 santonskikh otlozheniyakh v yugo-zapadnon Krymu)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Geologicheskaya, 1958,
# 1. pp 75-77 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt The author enumerates the 6 different layers of the San-
tjQnian su'~stage at the Bakhchisaray, Kache, Bodrake and Bel'-
beke river areas. He describes the fossiles found in these
layers, which have a total thickness of 65 m-
There are 3 Russian, 1 German and 1 French references.
SUBMITTED: November 3, 1956
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VATDIH. D.P.
Size of the Haestrichtlan stage. M&uch.dokl.vys.shkoIy; geoI.-geog,
nanki no.1:176-lM 156. (RDA 12:2)
1. Mookovskly ur '-fersltet, geologIcheskly fakul'tet# kafedra, Istort-
c,sikoy I regionallnoy geologii.
(Geology, Stratigraphic)

MATDIX, -.D,P
28mi..:Ma Dotermining olivatic conditions of post geological periods b7
Igotopla paleothermometr7 (with summar7 in English] Sov.geol.
1 no*7915-34 J1 158. WRA 11:11)
1. Ko%kovskI7 gosudaretvann37 universitete im. 14.V. Lomonoaawa.
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AUTHORSt Haslakovaq N.I., Naydin, D.P. 11-58-3-9/14
TITLEi The Sonoman Deposits of the Crimean Mountains (0 seno-
manskikh otlozheniyakh Gornogo Kryma)
PERIODICALs Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Geologicheskaya, 1958,
# 3, pp 108-110 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs This short Information deals with deposits in the Upper
Crimes, of the Sonoman Stage which consist of different sedi-
ments, mainly of clay and sand earls. The authors enumerate
various deposits, give their Latin denominations and classify
them according to their ages.
There is 1 figure.
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I'll/ 4 if' 0 / L~u h / Ii) ,
K&S , R.I.; MYDIV, D.P.
Santollp- p,-. a- eft' a--,- in the southwestern Crime&. 1zv. AN SSSR.
Ser. geol. 23 no.1:75-77 Ja 158. (KIRA 11: 3 )
(Crimu-Geology, Stratigraphlo)

vAt-A its to
"'Wicer'= 60 6)
TITtst o fit I tam,. '9". to .%tied
to 171
w0
it" "t,
JLA--
wits, at *"*
jj
Gm
it
.we
em
".at-
Wool

KO&KTIM, N.M.; KASLAKOVA. U.1.; IMBROV, S.A.; PATLOTAI, K.H.; NATDIU, D.P.;
MIKAMIT. V.N.; ASTAFITEVA, K.A.: POMATSKATA. N.A.-@-
uchastlys CMHOTICH. N.V.. SHOROXHOTA, L.I.. vodushchiy red.;
KUXHIIA. N.A., takhn.red.
[Atla:,of upper Cretaceous fauna of the Northern Caucasus and the
Crime Atlas varkhnamlovo'. fauDy Savernogo Kovkaza I Kryma.
Pod red. H.M.Koakvlna. KoBkva. Gos.nauchno-t~khn.izd-vo neft. I
gorno-toplivnot lit-ry, 1959. 499 p. (NDLA 13:3)
1. Teoeoyuznyv nnuchno-Iseledovatellakly inatitut prirodnykh gazov.
2. SotrudiLiki Imfedry Intorichaskoy geologli i palsontolo&4i Geolorj-
cheskogo fakulltsta Koskovskogo gosudarstvannogo universitate (for
all except Shorokhova, KukhIna).
(Caucasus, Northern-Paleontology, Stratigraphic)
(Crimea--Paleontology, Stratigraphic)

RAYDIN, D.P.
Strat1graphic vyuov7L7. Izv.vys.uch~b.sav.: peol.i razv. 2
no.8:143-144 Ag '59. (MIRA 13:4)
1. Moskovskiy posudaretvenny7 univerattet.
(Geology, Stratig-raphic)

KAKSHOU, N#S.; RATDIN, 1).P.
About the International stratigraphic dictionary. Sov.geol. 2
no.12:130-132 D 159. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Moskovskiy Cosudarstvannyy universitst imeni M.V.Lomonosovs.
(Geology. 6tratigraphic-Dictionaries)

layDir, D.P.
Zbrgei Alekseevi-, Dobro-,-, obit?zaz-/. PaleGnt.z2=r. no.2:
166-16.7 16 -'; . (141RA 13:7)
(D-JIM7, Sergoi AlakneavIch, le,&~-1959)

MAYDIN, D.P.
rey beds iu %nian and Montian stages. Biul. HDIP. Otd. geol. 35
no.5t97-io6 s-o '60. (MM 14:1)
(Geology, Stratigraphic)

NAYDINO D. P. ; ,Eysp n. v. ; rHUAKM,, M. S.
"Determination of Paleotemperatures according to the co=position of oxygen of
organogenous calcite"
Paper submitted at the International Geological congress XXI Sesaion -
196o (Reports of Soviet Gk--ologista) Problem No. 1, 15-24 Aug. 61

NAYDIN, D.P.
Upl,er Cretaceous Badimants of the Russian Platfor-m. -im-dy
VFIGNI no*29:75-80 vol.3 061a (14IRA 14:9)
(Ruenian Platform-Goology, Stratigraphic)

HMO, D.P.; P.&TMUKO, V.S.
Structural position of upper Cretaceous depressionaln the
6outhern part of the Russian Platform emd its PaleoOKc
margins. Biul.HOIP. Otd.gsol. 36 no.4:56-75 JI-Ag 161.
(MIRA 14:9)
(Russian Platform-Geology,, Structural)

FOGTj E.; HArDIIIj_ D.P. [translator]; YERMANOV, M.S.,, tekbn. red.
(Upper Cretaceous Bryozoa of the European part of the U.S.S.R.
and some adjacent territorles]Varklmemalovye mahanki Evropel-
skoi chasti, SSSE i nakotorykh sopredeltrqkh oblastei. Moskva
ltd-vo Moak. univ.j, 1962. M p. (MIRA 15--111
(Polyzoa, Fossil)

I'mitrly invlovich; C,,AKOVA, V.I., rou.
[ Uvi-jr C!.-E t a ~.eru_-z 6r. _~,=_n i te -, ~~- f t~:e .'.u ~:~ !an '--at f.: rm
and ridja~,erit arvao; Actir,octmax, Ce)n1nt,~-uthis,
Belerrmellocamnx] Ver;,hnoinelovye belermity Rwskol pInt-
formy 1. sof,:-(.-dellnykh oblrAstel; ukLinok-rrjikjy, gonlri-
teltisy i bokitn.iiollokamkoy. V,(,-,k-;a) lzd-vo '-'oak. univ.,
19f.4. '? G,. j . 1'7-11)

NAYDIR, D.P.
IJpTxji- ('r-!tau-c-a3 B,31e:,mitelln an', -Ifi -~trnp' ]a In ~ r,,
,,. W, 11 . r,,.zi. gqc,' . 3-,
Platform and some adjacent areas.
no.4:85-97 J1-Ag 164. -~,/:ICJ

IFIONOVO G.P.; ALIMARINA, V.P.; HAYDIN, D.P.
Principles and aethods of isolating the stage subdivisions of
a standard scale. Vest. Hook. un. Ser. 4: Geol. 20 no.4il5-28
Jl-Ag 165. (MIRA 180)
1. Kafedra istoricheakoy i regionallnoy geologil. Moskovskogo
universiteta.

N It Y[,,-', IN, 5. i~. I Y-1. !.l., 11; 111.17.
t: oire a ri- c tel- r -, 9 .". :, ;, )r ~'~ V ' : G j7,.j , f I ~-, r, Ci ., r:1 : n ~,;, 3 0 ,
FrokMadnoye . W): 7
I A A . I
O',',d. geol. 40 n!).3;715-01 1"Y-0 165. (M'- P.,' 0~, I'

ITAYDIN, D. P.
Taotopic palnotemperature determinatiGns by Belemritella. Rllul.
MOIP Otd. geol. 40 no. 6:11,8-11.9 TI-D 165 NTPA 19:1)
1. Submitted Avrll 9, 1.965.

NAIDIN 9 -
,---1 0
W if you do it this vay. I%obrA rats. no.1:45-46 -Ta 161.
(14IFA 14 t 1)
1r Predsedatell soveta Vgteaoyusnogo obahchostva isobrafAtelay L
ratsionalizatorov shi=ogo savodat Omsk.
(Onak-Tireag Rubber)

Witl
MAYDIN9 KA.
Report on the work of the first InstitutA of Workers-ftesearchere
founded at the gmak Tire Faetory. 3A7uch.i rez. 20 no#3:52-~3 Mr 161.
(MM 14:3)
(Omsk-Tirsol ftbber)

.- MAYDI-K V ".-
All-Union sectinar for workers in petroleum chemistry on the
activities of the Public Institute of Research Workers of
the Omsk Tire Factory. Kauch. i rez. 20 no,9:57 S 061,
~ (MIRA 15:2)
(Omsk-Tires, Rubber)

HAYDIN,, KA -
Awks of volunteer scientletis are increasluge NTO 5 &044-29~-32
Ap 163* (MIRA 1610)
I* Uchenyy sekretarl Omskogo oblastnogo pravleaiya Visesoyuznogo
khWeheskogo obal2chostva Jmeni I.I.MandeleyeVa.
(Omsk Pro vince-Rese arch# Ind4stTlal) .

lIV.)IN,-Konctantir Abramovich; Llsrov, I.V., red.
(Long sorvice for a tirel's SlAre - dolguiu sluzhbu. Omsk,
Omskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1962. 78 p. (MIRA 17:8)

MAYDIN., K.A.
The Technical Iniformation and kropaganda Section at projects
undertaken by public initiative. Opy-t rab. po tokhn. inform. i
prop. no.406-38 '63. ('-',IRA 17:1)
1. Zamestitell nachallnika teklinicheskogo otdela Omskogo shinno.go
zavoda.

AYEIKOVICH, L., kandidat tekhnicherkikh nftuk; MATDIH, L.
Vertical nachine for finishing bran. Knk.-elev.prom. 22 no.6:1&19
is o56. (MMA 9:9)
l.Homkov9kFq& shkolm krupchetnikov.
(Grain-milline, nachtnery)

ACC URt AF6Q15710 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/009/0125/0125
INMrOR: Naydia, N. H.; Avramenko, A. K.; Yakuts, B. L.; Ryzhov, L. S.; Korchin,
Yu. M.; WX-ififi~j-,-0. K9; Kuchinakly, V. A.
ORG: None
TITLE: Fuel delivery controller for internal combustion engines. Class 46, no.
181445
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 9, 1966, 125
TOPIC TAGS: engine fuel system, air temperature, fuel control
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces: 1. A fuel delivery controller for
internal combustion engines. The unit consists of a de,tice for transmitting signals
to a servomechanism, a stack of aneroid capsules and two correctors with pickups.
These pickupe are made in the form of bimetallic plates equipped with manual adjust-
ment screws. Each of these bimetals varies fuel delivery as a function of air tem-
perature. The second corrector is connected to the fuel delivery channel supplying
fuel to the engine to allow for the variation in the specific weight of the fuel with
temperature. 2. A modification of this controller in which transition from one type
of fuel to another is simplified by a scale on the device for correcting temperature
(specific weight).' The indicating needle of the corrector scale can be set by a u
adjuetment screw.
suB cx)DE:,- 21/ simm nATE: 28jun63
card 111 uDc,. 621.43,031-441,2

1. NPIDT14, P. r,,.
2. IJS",,q (600)
4. PhDsphates
7. Application of granulated and superphosphate to the raw during sowing.
Dest.sellkhoz. no.3, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January -1953. Unclassified.

7--y -,~. '-. r-"' I
- A .. .1 - . Ii .
Fer'.1.11-,;(?r:3 and Manurer
Ccnf,~,-t--ricp on the i1se of fartili;,(~r~- In tr-I-at-! -- f ir,-t,~ fin-I -i.1---.~.-n
R,- i s 9 i a .S',- v .af.r r~- n .11 No. 3, 1,951.
V. Ni;nthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1953. Unclassified.

I.S176. (Heillh. of EAPM12FIrnfal Work ("I lilt, sw4y of
firmillmed 5~1p-T11422rhafj:j It lt,,Kov rimfmty po
Itur.hf. nflu stansillravannogn G. Noftlin-
7xm"r11r, V. 2, nil- 7, July I (r) 1, P. vs.
soil itniber rm ~Ifi,vils meat xTafill, rind V!,get-i!)!
TaWks. :j

IN,
uot-winmr organm anf -otm fertilizets. MtTdin~
i Ur"JI'll 1, N- 21, fJ
0-11 fliM.11.11t cr,q's With mix1l'.
IIUi*Amik-aj;,I N-11-K s III-111111L hillf 1'. 111 Olt 4 IA fliff/tIll
-it" 11 i,~!. i!I o'g. filAt, I oid hl r,- 't .;,A, r1ch ;fl orm.
Ifuluk, it i~ po'"ible to m1l)"thiltv !14 phce I,(
of V K i:i phcm J ii.

IUTDIN, P.G.. professor.
.-
&XIVIUM"rable violations of the method of field experinents.
Zenledelte 4 ne.12:24-31 D '56. (MMA 10:2)
(Agricultural research) (Fertilizers and manures)

IM, N.; LATTSM, i.; CHUDAKOVA, To, agronom; KATDIN, P.G., profeasozj.
il .
Local placement of mineral fertilizers. Fanks I pereih. Ope T
sallkhoz. 6 no.11:80-82 N 056. (KIAA 10:1)
lo Glavnyr Wonon Brynskoy mashinno-traktornoy stantsit (for latr-
shav). (rertilizers and manures)

U"J, S, son S,;i(;I'n,J.
Jour: '._II a f ' "I"'t i i -,~ r - B i n IN o ~31 (1 -5 6'3
j-uthor
1rI3 t Nc t 'n.
F*r-)rIAIi-_-,j._r3 ~_Iltc tho
J A
urig Pub: U(Iobrori'jyu i
.~I, str Act: Buocld on trl,~ -,'L-/31-' C.11 cjfj'.~j of
U
tu,,)V) conductorl in ~;cdl-c_j. -.-,c zon(js
~ (I Gil,g ..Iothol
Of U it i"i Sh(,vIrl L t~fj br
of jd -icut,i,int of ._An(,r d A",jrti I 1 11 with
,91nallo,M ij un'I-;At,,b1,). T~-l(_ ),,i _,;~:t it -
ficio.iaoy is by cL
pl~ of . 11' un,!(-,r ~Xuin, vu.--l-otrah) root-
Card 1/3
28

U33R / Soil Scionco. iiinor2l Fortilizers. J-4
Abs Jour: Ref Zilul-Biol., No 81 1958, 34391.
Abstrcot: tubers, cotton and other agricultural cultiva-
blons. In ordor to cocuro pro-oor nutrition of
the )lant3 during tho beginning s'aGos of their
devolopfaunt, -~1)prox. 1/3 of the noria of KF has
to be introducod locally on tho level of strati-
fication of th3 soods.
Dosage of ::F dopond3 on tho poculiaritios of tho
Pl"'Its, 30il and clJ.Llctc- P205 should bo intro-
ducod in .-ranul-T form of Ps in 5 to 10 kg per
hacturo. :P Thu romaining 2/3 of .-,3' nor:a should be
Introduced into doopor lovols of the plowing
stratim,, butter provided with _.'..1oisturc, Intro-
duction of 17 in fall under ploi-t, sho,..,*s better
roBLilts, than in tho, spring unqo.- culti-zction.
Curd 2/3

YATDIU, P.G.. red.
-~-v
.
. .. -:;~ ~N
[fertilizers and rield crops] Udobrente takhatcheskikh kul'tmr.
Hoskyag Gos. Ud-vo sellkhat. lit-rY, 1957. 469 p. (MIRA 11:5)
(fertilizers and manures)

USSR / Cultivated Plant5. Lzperimcntal MethodO. M-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., 19~8, No 16, 728506.
Author :
Inst, : Not given.
Title : Methodical Directiuns fur Conducting Field Experl-
ments with Fertilizers.
Orig Pub: 3yul. geogr. seti opytov s udobreniyami, 1957, 140
1, 6-13.
Abstract: Brief instructive directions for selection and pre-
paration of a diatrict under field experiment, for
dimensions of the plots and number of repetitions,
for the general methods of soil cultivation and
care of plarita, for the technique of applying fer-
tillzers In the experiments, observation3 of plant
development durinb the vegetation period and harvect
and harvest calculation.
Card 1/1
6

USSR / Soil Science. Mineral Fertilizers.
Abs Jour iRef Zhur - Biologiya, Vo 11, 1q58, No. 48647
Author :Naydin, P. G.
Inst :N-Ot given -- -
Title iOrgnnization of the Agricultural-Chemical Ser-
vice in Czechoslovakia
Orig Pub :Udobreniyo I urozhay, 1957, No 6, 55-59
Abstract :The state owned agricultural-chemical service in
Czochoslovokin is headed by the Central Exper-
imental Control Institute of Agriculture (UKZUZ).
The institute comprises a Central Laboratory or
Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry (ULPA)
with a network of regional soil-agricultural-
chemical laboratories. Under their systematic
leadership the agricultural-chemical work is
carried out by the agricultural-chemical
Card 112
30
US'H / 3011 Science. Minornl Fertilizers.
Abe Jour Rof Zhur - Biologlyn, No 11, 1958, No- 48647
laboratories vjhich are Powered b,
chinos. .7 tractor-ma-
lAto on tho ostablishnion'ts and the
equipment of the laboratories as wall as the
4ork Performed there is reported. N.
Sokolov
Card 212

KATDIM, P.G., prof.
14
'- Increasing the effectiveness and extending the use of ground
phosphorite In the U,S.S.R. Zemledeite 6 ,.6:43-W r. l5s.
(KM 11 W
1. V9eso7uznyy nauchno-looledovatollakly Institut udobrenly 1 agro-
pachvovedanlya.
(Phosphoi-Ites)

KLMYLOVr N.11,
Zonal investigation of mineral fertilizer norms and large-
-scale soil maps. Pochvovedenie no. 2:1-9 F 161. (KIRA 14:2)
1. Vsesoyuznyy naucbno-issladovatellskiy institut udobreniy i
agropochvovedeniya.
(Fertilizers and manures) (Soils--411aps)

NAYJ) TN,, P.G.
Use of fertilizers and increase of grain production in the current
seven-year plan. Fochvovedenie no,9:16-29 S 161. (KMA 14:10)
(Graim-Fertilizers and manures)

UAYDIN, P.O., prof.
Production and use of ninerel fertilizers in India. Zemlrdelie
23 no.ilt86-88 N 161. ()GIU 14:12)
(India--Fertilizers and manures)

'r .
Iit
VAYDIV,J~yej Georg~.yeyich,, prof.; SHLEPANOV, V.M.p red.;
-1-11 1 OKOLOVAO N.N., tAhn.red.
[Fertilizing grain and pulse crops] Udobrenie zemovykh
i zernobobovykh kulltur. Moskva, Sellkhozizdat, 1963.
261 p. (MIRA 17:1)

SOROKIN, S.S.; NAYDIN, P.C., prof., VTSf2iYAKOVA, Ye.0 red.;
U5,100VAO ff.,,:,tv--khrj red.
[Soil fertility is in our hands) Plodorodie zemell v
nashikh rukakh. Moskva, Moak. raboghiip 1964. 167 po
(MIRA 17:2)

BAIASHEV, L.L., prof.; GRIGOWYEV, N.G.# kand. biol. nauk;
ZHURBITSKIY, Z.I.# prof.; PETERBUMMY, A.V., prof.;
POPOV9 P.V.# kand. sellkhoz. nauk; RALKEVICH, P.Ye., prof.;
SOKOUN, A.V.; TURCHIN, F.V., prof.; SHKONDE, E.I., kand.,
sellkhoz. nauk; aTERMERG, M.B., kand. biol. naak;
VOLIFKOVICK, S.I., akademik, red.; KORMEV, N.Ye., kand.
voter. nauk, red - HAYDIN, P.G., prof.,, red.; PLESHKOV. B.P.,
kand. sellkhoz. ;aU ~.re POPOV, I.S., akadem1k, red.';
ROMASHKEVICH, I.F., kand. sellkhoz. nauk, red.; RODE, A.A.,
prof., red.; ROZOV, N.N., prof., red FATUMV~ -%,R-i i -ftzhs,
[Chemicalization of agriculture; scientific and technical
dictionary handbook) Khimizatslia sellskogo khoziaistva;
nauchno-tekhnicheakii slovarl-spravochnik. Moskv-a, Nauka,
1964. 398 P. (MIRA 17:10)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Sokolov). 2. Vsesoyuznaya
akademiya sellskokhozyaystvan4ykh nauk imeni M.Lenina (for
POPOV)

KAYDIN, P.G., prof. __
Fundamentals of the fertii!zing system. 7cr-ledelle 26 no. 4:
44-52 Ap 164. (MIRA 17-5)

T- N , J
.E, G.A.;
silinoll";, I.T.; KOF N ,K Ov, O.A.; C11FREMISOVO
', I . I . ; B~A. LAVA BCK y U.,
S,kp.;.?JOV, P.A.; K!.F.!T!L!K!!
Ilikolac'.11ch Plarsakov; d. 19651: rin ob'Itil-IT-Y.
-~0:89 0 161.
,7 no..

fl:GOROVP B.G., prof. Deystvite-11n:ry kard.
med. nauk; NAYDIN V. I..
Role and place of r~=,~ound rpl.~tl- theray 'n. t~e
neurosurgical aid. !,Fop. neirck~i'-:-. 50 57 1,
1. tfauchno-issledovat(.~ I 'skiy
institut nP~n-okh1riri~J1 (,jJr
NX. Burdenko AI-N %'osk

BUTZOVSKIT. G..
Vlachlas tools and production lines n94e of standard units. XfQ
2 no.10:20-25 0 160. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Spetstallnoye konstruktorokoys byuro Noel Kookovskogo gorodskogo
sovnarkhosa.
NachIne tools-Technological Innovations)
(Machinery, Automatic)

DONSKOYP V.I.; RAIDIN, Yu.V.
The IS184 special drilling and mining machine. M-ashinostroitell
no.5o12 My 160. (Machine tools) (HIPA 1435)

T I ~ T using; an electronic co:,-,putcr
ai,ki i instru~-ie;-.t, ao. 0, 1~)62, 3-6
ri--u author 11,~scri6cs a metliod developed by the of the
City for calculatin:; thin coordinates of inter-ediate sh-afts (in
60xeb u-1 to 70 pir of unit-Inead a:,d transfer i,Lachines, uir-,~,,
1,1 ('.,-2) co:~ljuiLur Whicl-, Can fi,,.d these coordinates in 3-10 The in-
Ptit data, in a o:io.-t diA-ficult ca.,,c wherc 94 jhaft~, aj-.(! 5pindle!, are involved,
can Lie prep, ":,raja indin- the initiaL
ared iii 6 hr by i.iakii.., a k-ine.-,atic di
coo;~-"Iiuates ol' some .,hafts accordin- to given data, uterin- the initiaL data
C, t5 u
C.n pccial data card's and leavin,; blaink -spaces for further loG'ic operation,
i.nd znialy.i.i of the da ta of sin~lc shafts, and f inally preparin-1 a punched
tape froi., the card data. TiLe alprith;-.i and pro-mm copy zdI deductim, a-'
;;alculations made by the desigiier. The computer indicates all errors in t'.-.c
.Lititial kincmatic kiiik'ViL..I. A progriu.,( con4ists of 20 subprogramj for finding
,;ard 1/2

VMIKOVSKArA# re. M.j MATDINAP if. M.
Sms recent data on continental Upper Pliooene deposits or
the western Kuban trough, Dbkl. AN SSSR 147 no-42889-692
D 162,, (MIRA 16:1)
1. Kaskovskiy gasudarstvewW ualversitat in. He V. Lomonoa0va.
Predstavlano akademikom Yu. A. Orlovym.
(Kuban Valley-4oology, Stratirraphic)

1. SAYDrNAI 0. G.
2. tSSR ((40)
7. "Dynamics of the MIcrobW Processes Connected with Decomposition of a Grass
layer as a Function of the Periods at which it to Flowed", Sov. Agronomiya,
ho 8, 1951, pp 42-46.
9. kIhobIgIngjYAg Vol XXIs Issue 1. ~bsoov, Jan-Fab 1952 pp 121-132, Unclassified.

ZHURAVLEVp L.T.1 KISELEV, A.V.; MAYDINA, V.P.; POLYAKOV, A.L.
Determination of small amounts of water and hydrOX71- gTOM 5
by deuterium exclzange and mass spectrometry. Zhur. flz. khim.
37 no.9:2054-2061 S 163. (MIPA 16t12)
1. Institut. fizicheskoy khimil. AN SSSR I. 14ookovskiy gosudarstvennyy
universitet iment Lomonosovag

ZHURAVLEV, L.T.; KISELEV, A.V.; NAYDINA,,,,V.P.; POLYAKOV, A.L.
Deteermination of surface and i-nternal *structural water" of a silica gal
by the deuterium axchangs method with mass spectrometric control. Zhur.
fiz.khim. 37 no.lOt2258-2265 0 163. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Institut fizicheskoy khimii All SSSR i Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy unt-
versitat, khimichmkiy fakulltat.

MWIOV, G.S.; HAYDIS, F.B.; FAMMOVA, N.V.
Extraction of bromine from waste products of Bynthomycin
production. Med. prom. 16 no.1:28-34 JS 162. (KIRA 15:3)
1. Laningradakiy khimiko-farmatsevticheskiy institut.
(BROHIIE)
(CHMIOMYCSTIN)

j L.H.
KUMSEV., O.D.; KRLYSTOVA., V.N.; _!~~IS
Features of the structure of the crystalline basement of the
Volga Ve.Ud,7 portion of Volgograd Province in connection with
estimating the outlook for oil and gas in the terrigen=s
Devonian. Geol,, nefti i gaza 6 no.'12:33-37 D 162. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Volgogradneftegazrazvedka i Nizhne-Volshakiy nauchno-
iseledovatel'skiy inatitut geologii i geofisiki.
(Volgograd Province-Petroleum, geology)
(Volgograd Province--Gasj, Hatural-Geology)