SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NENOV, S.D. - NERGAIN, N.N.

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STOYANOV, D,.P.- NEROV :3t,,D,
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(KOOPMTMO MM=, Vol. 9, No. 12, 1954, SofiYa, Bulgaria)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EFAL), LC, Vol. 4
No. 5s FAY 1955,, Uncl.

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TAXISIr D.
~Rmoearch on the antrUL" valu* and strmature of winter mtLoux
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A'fo 70 B006/BO63
AUTHORS: Smirnov, I. A., Idoyzhesq B. Ya.,, Nonsberg, Ye. D.
TITLE: The Effe-.tive Mass of Carriers'Tin Lead Selenide N-
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, 1960, Vol. 2, No. 8, pp. 1992-2005
TEXT: The authors studied the ther AN
=-emff a, and the 3arrier mobility
of samples of p-type and n-type PbSe, and give a very detailed report
on the results obtained. The carrier concentrations varied frcm
3.3-4,017 to 9.6-1019cm-3. The electron ga3 is degenerated already here V\/
within various temperature ranges. The thermo-emf and the beat
conductivity of all samples had already been measured (Ref. 13). A
closer examination of the experimental material showed, however, anomalies
in the behavior of a within the range of impurity conductivity (100 -
4000B.'). If the electron gas is not degenerate, the following relation
2(2am"'kT)3/2
holds for this range; a 2+r) t In (k - Boltzmann
e h3n
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Selenide
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constant, e - eleotron obarge, n -- electron (hole) concentration,
m* - effective mass of the electrcns (holes.),. h - Planakis constant; r
is the exponent in the expres!3ion for the energy dependence of the mean
free path of the electron: I(T..E.) ~ lc(T)e~r). if n.. m, and r are
temperature-independent, a = C In T t acnat is cbtained - theoretical
straight line in FJgs, 1 and 2. Howe~ver ` the curves a = f(In T) can be
represented only partly by straight lines. Both p-type and n-type samples
showed deviations for both a high a and a belcw 160 - 200 lAv/deg. The
validity of the abo-re formv.1as is warranted within the "limits of
degeneration". In effect, the eurves have such a slope also in,the
.C_
straight parts that a [r - in n + ' 1n In T t B] , where
2(2=0k) 312 e 2 Mo 2
B ~ 2 and m is ~h- mass of +he free e'lectron. These
0
facts may be explained by assuming that the effective mass varies with
temperature. The mA-values of all samples having different carrier
JK_
concentrations fit the m-`~(T) curves welL: mp TO-45. mll-TO-35 (Figs. 4
n
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sele'lide B006/BO63
Stillbans. I. V. Mochan, and T. V. Smirnriva are mentioned. There are 11
figures, 6 tables, and 29 referenoes: 8 Soviet, 8 US, 8 British, 4
Japanese.9 and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION: Institut po1uprcvodniko7 AN SSSR Leningrad (Institute of
Semiconductors of the AS USSR. Leningrad)
SUBRITTKD: FebruarY 4, 1960
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Selenide B006/BO63
and 5). The temperature dependence of e'lectrical conductivity, (f, and of
the Hall constantg R, (Figs. 7 and 3) is also indicative of the
temperature dependence of m*. The mobility, u. was calculated from c and
R. lcg-u - f(Ig T) is shown for p-type (Figs. 6 and 9) and n-type
samples (Fig. 10). u may be represented by u-jT-3 for almost,the entire
temperature range, where s ~ 2.64 for p-type samples and s - 2 for
n-type samples. This deviation from the theoretical law -- u,%-W2 for
non-degenerate and u-T-1 fcr degenerate gas in scattering from acoustic
vibrations - may be ascribed to the change of the effectiye mass with
temperature. Considering the change 'An mft,. q(T) and u(T) are in good
agreement with data on the electron component' of heat conductivity (cf.
Ref. 13). It follows from this that the mean free paths of electrons and
holes do nct depend on energy (r = 0), unlike what '.a the dase with
scattering from acoustic vibrations. In the last section of the present
articles some suggestions are made concerning the energy bands in PbSe,
PbS, afid Me, which make it possible to relate the ohanges in the
effective masses of electrons and holes with the changes in the forbidden
band widths (Tables 3 - 6). N. V. Kolomoyets, T. S. Stavitskays., L. S.
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AVERKINO A.A.; USIMV,, S.; WMBERG,, Ye.D.
Change In the electrlo properties of FbTe and FM under
pressure. Fiz,tver,tela 4 no.22:3667-3669 0 t62. (KIRA 1502) ,
1. Inatitut poluprovadnikov AN SSSR, Leningrad.
(Lead teUuride-Zlictria properties)
(Lead mLlfide-Electric properties)
We'-pressure, r"Mrsh)

MENSBERG, Ys.D.; SHTRUM, YO.L.
Thermal conductivity of AgSbTs . Fiz. tver. tela 5 no.12:3357-3360
D 63. L (MMA 17:2)
1. Institut poluproyodnikov AN SSSR, Leningrad.

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~AIJTHOR: Nensbarg, Ye. D. Petrov, A. V.
ORG.- Semiconductor Institute of the AN SSSR (Institut poluprovodnikov Akademit
nauk SSSR)
TITLE: Thermally generated current carriers in lead sulfide
AN SSSR. Izvestiya, Neorganicheskiye Miaterialy, v. 1, no. 9, 1965,
TOPIC TAGS: lead 4~ompound, sulfide, single crystal, current carrier, thermo-
dynamics,: Hall effect, electric conductivity
ABSTRACT: Investigations were made of single crystals of lead sulfide, obtained
b slow cooling of a melt, Samples 10x10x20 mm were cut from monocrystaWne
Y
ingots. The samples were annealed in vacuum, quenched in ice water, and held
for from 40 to 150 hours at the annealing temperature. On these samples,
measurements were made of the electrical conductivity and the Hall effect, at
room temperature., The article shows graphically and in tabular form the inverse
dependence of the concentration of current carriers on the annealing temperature.
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ACC XR: AP5026783
The maximum concentration of.thermally generated current carriers attains a
-3 in thp case of annealing at 1043 K, and the minimum, at
magnitude of 14019 cm
.573 K, was 2x1018 cm-3. It was found that the concentration of electrons gener-
ated in unalloyed samples, with heating, obeys the law:
~n==Aexp- AE
kT
where n is the Hall concentration of current carriers, T is the annealing tempera-
ture, in K; k is the Boltzmann constant; and, A E is the activation energy of the
given' rocess. A table exhibits the results of the annealing of unalloyed and
p
alloyed samples of PbS. The experimental data permit the conclusion that unalloy-
ed and weakly alloyed PbS ofthe p-type contains a considerable amount of excess
lead (not less than 14019 atoms of Pb/cm3) which makes it unstable under heat
treatment. Strongly alloyed PbS of the p-type (with a concentration of IxIol9crrr3
and above) do not contain excess lead; this makes it possible to carry out mea-
surements at high tenperatures. Data on the Hall mobility can be regarded as a
confirmation of the above conclusions. Orig. art. - has: 3 figures and 1 table
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NFN'7'!3E`FG, Ye.P., FFT~,M% A,V~
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1. instStut polu,)r,)vodnJkol, ~--N

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6- .11-.AP024482 souRcE com uR/oi8.1/66/008100T/2l54/2j62
AMOR: Mal'tsev, Yu. V.; ffensberg, Ye. D.; Petrov, A. V.; Semiletov, S. A.,
Ukhanov, Yu. I. V
ORG: Institute of Semiconductors AN SSSR Leningrad (Institut poluprovednikov AN 65811
Leningrad)
TITLE: Electric and optical investigations of PbS
17-- V1
SOME: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 8, no. 7, 1966, 2154-2162
TOPIC TAGS: lead compound, sulfide, conduction band, valence band, Hall constant,
thermoelectric power, electric conductivity, Faraday effect, temperature dependdnce
samp Ss 1 18 to 1020 cm-3
AEZTRACT. The PbS I investigated had carrier densities from 10
for n-type and 1.4 x lblO to 4 x lo19 cm-3 for p-type, which are higher than those
used in earlier investigations. Measurements were made of the Hall coefficient, the
thermoelectric power, the electric conductivity, the Faraday effect, and the absorp-
tion and reflection spectra In a temperature range from 80 to 900K and in a magnetic
field of 6 k0e. The crystals were grown by slowly cooling from the melt. Doping was
with chlorine (n-type) or silver (p-type). Tests were also made on epitaxial films
with thickness from 2 to 16 microns. The apparatus for the Hall measurements was
described earlier (in: Tormoclektricheskiye svoystva poluprovodnikov, lzd. AN SSSR,
1/2

ACC NR, AF6024482
27, M.-L. 1963). Plots of the temperature dependence of the thermoelectric power and
of the effective masses, as well as the absorption and reflection spectra, are pre-
sented. The values obtained for the effective masses of t 'he state density me(O-38 --
0.48) and of the conductivity m (0.13 -- 0.32) agree with the modkI of four equivalev
minima in the conduction band, kith m. - mcp . The agreement to poor for the valence
band. Orig. art. has: 5 figures, 4 Formulas , and 2 tables
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AUTHOR: DubrovskiLyap 1. N.; Mensbergp Ye. D.; Nikitina, G. V.; ftylch,* Yu. 1. too
ORG: Institutg of Semiconduct6rs, AN SSSR, Leningrad *(Institutpoluprovodnikov AN
SSSH)-
TITLE: Iniestigation of the nonparabolicity of the valence band of PbTe by the method
of measuring the thermal emf in a strong magnetic field
SOURCE; Mika tverdago tela., v. 8, no. 7, 1966.. 2247-2M
TOPIC TAGS., lead compound,, tellurldej, valence band,, thermal emfj, semiconductor car-
rier, carrier donsity., forbidden band width
ABSTRACT: In analoa with an earlier investigation of the conduction band of FbTe
(FTT v. A, 1455m, 1966), the authors present the results of an investigation of the
valence band of this material. The measurements were made at liquid-nitrogen temper-o I
ature using samples with hole density from 5.4 X 2D3.7 to 4 X 10.19 cd-3. p:Lotg of thf
F4rmi level against the hole density and of the density of states against the energy'
are presented. The obtained dependence of the density of states is compared with the.
vaixies calcuUted on the basis of two simple models, that of E. 0. Kane (J. fts. Chem
Sol. v. is P-49,, 1957) and that of M. H. Cohen (Phys. Rev. v. 12T# 38Tjp 3963). Bath
models gave satisfactory agreement with experiment. The effective mass of the state
density md near the top of the valence band is found to be 0.13w0 for both models.
The effective vidth of the forbidden band was found to be 0.32 ev for the Kane model

oa
628-67
AMP-4900
=4 0.08 ev for the Cohen model. Bath are omaller than the optical width of the f*
bioden baMo The authors thank S. S. Sh&lyt and B. A. Yef1mova for help with the
work. Orig. art. has: 2 figwes and I ULU.
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On tecsri-al coneuc:!vIty 0.1., ~Af- System C'.,solid solutions PbTe-PbS.
Ye. 0. Devyatkova, V. V. Tikhanov, N. A. Smirnov.
Change of the electrical properties of PbSe, FbTe, and ?55 under
close pressure. A. a. Avarkin, A. A. Andreyew, 1. G. Go.-.~)rovskaya,
3. VA. RGYMest, Nensberq.
RePOrb Presented at the 3rd National Conference on Semiconductor Compounds,
Kishinev., 16-21 Sept 19,63

TOROB V*I.; laNSMG* Ye S
Viscous flow of highly polymerized desoxyriboanclate acid [with
summry in InglishJ. BioL-hicila 22 no-5:894-903 S-0 157.
(KIRA 11:1)
i Institut
1, Inatitut vyackamolakulyarafth soyedineaLy
poluprovedatkov Akademli nauk SSSR, Leningrad.
(DASOXYRIBORUCLSIG AICD,
viscous flow of highly polymerized prep. (RUS))

NEDOROST,4 Cogtimirp inz.; PADMJS, Hubert,, promovany ahemik; MALLY, Josef,
promovany chemik; NMITVICH, Jindrio inz.
Experiences in waste water purification in Brno, Vodni hoaP 14
ao.8:293-298 164.
1, Water Resources Management Agency of the city of Bmo (for
aU except Nentvich). 2. Hydroprojakt, Brno (for Han"vich).

IWTIG X.- KEMENIKOT, IF.$.. ksadidat toichnichaskM asuk [translator]-
M.A., radaktor; SKYORTSOV, I.M., tekhalcheakiy re"ktor'j
[Gas discharging tubes in anglaearing. Truaslated from the Germn]
Gazorazriadnya lampy v takhaike. Pare'vod N.S. Ehlebatkova. Naskya,
Gas. ea*rg. izd-vo 1945. 90 p. [Kicrofilml (HTBA 10:4)
(Blectron tubes)
kt.'

NIMVIG., K.
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621.367 P1.318.57
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537.
Cold-cathode gloW. isk
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MG 1954: Ekk(mtech. Z. IEM 8,
4 6j 43-6 Meb., 1954TIn

Elso vjcal-Etikin~ering cam=.

D=dba 'the normal fohns of - construction.
cbaracteridics and methods of use of the cotd-catho&
thrm-clectro& Way. Both cc. - and dr- 6perstion
'
ate cotuldired and gypkal circui!* for
difficrent appH
cations are siven. s. w. T. wALm

.DOL! A,; Pffrff9HQUL M. ; VLCEK J.
Szparlence with exporlmnta2 ~mlld In shlfting boapip. Kvmwy prtm
9 no.245-27 IF
1. Vypkt=y ustav pilawarsky a sladarsky Frahav pracaviste Brno.

POLAYD
;~ICZzAN, Janina, KOV~!_"!. :SNA, Helena, and
Zofia; Second Clinic of Internal
~~.e-,-.netrznych), r?o:.,iors%v_ .1-kademia "odyczna, Poircraniz;n
Ve-dical Academyj in Szczocin (Director. Pror. Dr. med. 2.
"Pernicious Am~mia
oort of 11iree Cases."
7
V 1 19, r IT, -11
Jul G "'. DP 316 -
Abs,ract: [Authors' Sn,~,Iisii summary n,odliCiod 'L1 th o r sde-
scribe three cases oil per~iicious 11"
years followin,-, partial ~,_,stric resection, typical
clinical and hematolo:--ic"I symptoms of
in 'the first two cascs without, and in the thirc! case
S~,,nrptoms of 111yolosis funicularis, later Conrir,~Iod L:~y
aLion of the iiiarrow. Trcatment ~,-ith vitxi,._Jn 3j.- brou
tocal remission of symptooris, rod lAvok! count, aml -
in the tUird case of doseneration of funiculi.
I , a tit I c) 0 n o- s , 5 ,IL-j-
Authors discuss tiio charat;teris-ics, 0 i a d :- a
ty cf "I,,aastric" pernicious arlzte'nia. 24 ref's; 1 ~iov. 4 Polish.
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UCUK,, Janina; KGVIIWKA# Helana; MYCZ-4ROGCNAo Z*fi&
Addisask.-Blersiar peraLaims amemia.after par+Aal gastric resection
with reforemm to three cases troated,by the Wthorse Frsegl lek
19 no,7s 116-32S ~ 163. 1.
1. Il ClInIc of aternal Diseases, Pomeranlam School of Medicine,,
. Stassoln, Heads Prof, dr mind, Es Gorzkovski, I
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GTORan. Gaza; NKUHARDg Nor&
Demonstrative description of the s-Awces of a multipolar radiation.
Nagy fiz folyoir 9 no.1:1-20 161. (EW 10:6)
1. lotponti Fizikai Kutato Intezet.
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9(3)
AUTHORS: Nenyukov, V.P., Zhmur, A.S. and Lyapiu, G.L.
TITLE: Piezoelectric Accelerometers
SOV/115-59-45-11/27
PERIODICALs lzmeritellneya Tokhnika, 1959$ Nr 5t pp 17-19 (USSR)
ABSTRAM. The piezo quartzmeter is designed to indicate sudden acceleration.
It has a cylindrical shape and a thread on the bottom to fix it
to the object which is to be measured. The upper part has a hexa-
gon shape. Fig.1- The instrument has an inner channel, which is
pressed into a pi exiglass plug insulating the piezo quartz plates
from the steel housting. To achieve a better distribution of
pressure, a hardened plate ground against; test glass is laid under
its end. Between the piezo quartz plateav an intermediate plate
is fired to serve as a "via inertime". Both sides of the surface
are also edged with test glass. The article now gives the theore-
tical conditions for smooth functioning. If the conditions are
1~et, accelerations of 20 to 20,000 g can be measured. The sensi-
tivity is steady. To raise the sensitivity Ti-Ba plates can be
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SOV/115-59-5-11/27
Piezoelectric Accelerometers
they are sensitive to temperature. The conditions for assembling
the instrument follow. Fig.2 shows the switching to adjust the
instrument. The adjustment and possible variations of types are
discussed. The weigh of the inert body is 1.2 gr. With an accel-
eration of 1000 g a capacity of 500 -T-k results on the quartz
surfaces, which corresponds to 0.1 V. Because of the high sensi-
tivity amplifiers used are in moat cases weak. There are I dia-
Card 2/2 gram and I layout.

SOV/115-59-2-15/38
AUTHOR: Zhmur, A.C., Lyapin, G.L.
TITLE: Use of a Ballistic Pendulum for Graduation of an Accel-
erometer (Primeneniye ballisticheskogo mayatnika dlya
graduirovki datchikov uskoreniy)
PERIODICAL: Izmeriteltnaya tekhnika, 1959, -~o Nr 2, pp 29-31
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article describes the accelerometer, previously
described in the article: "A bonded wire strain-gauge
type accelerometer". Exp. Stress. Anal. 1955, Vol 6,
Nr 3, E.W. Kammer, Sherwood Holt. There are 1 graph,
1 photograph and 1 English reference.
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5/115/60/000/007/006/011
BO19/B058
TEXT: The two types of pickups developed for the measurement of linear
accelerations are mentioned in the introduction. Type A was developed
at the Leningradakiy politekhnicheakiy institut (Leningrad Polytechnic
Institute), and type B was developed later, in consideration of the
shortcomings of type A. Two small cups made from duralumin (Fig. 1) are
used in type A as sensitive elements, while the body of the pickup it-
self is rigid and also made from duralumin. Two tensiometric converters
connected in a bridge (Fig. 2) are used fcr the conversion Into electric
signals of the deformations of the small cups, developing through the
acceleration, and the determination of the expansive forces is discussed
In detail. The main data of the pickups of type-A of various dimensions
are given in Table 1. A uniform duralumin cylinder is used as sensitive
element for the acceleration pickup of the type B. This very thin
AUTHORS: Nenyukovp Vt__Lf, Zhmurt A. 8.p Lyapin, G. L.
TITLE: A Tensiometrio Acceleration Pickup _O~
PERIODICAL: Izmeritellnaya tekhnika, 1960, No. 7, pp. 28 - 30
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A Tensionetrio Acceleration Pickup a/115/60/000/007/006/011
B019/B058
aluminum cylinder is inserted into a cylindrical body and has thickenings
at its ends for the purpose of fixing and a thickening in the middle for
the fixing of an inert body. The sensitivity of this pickup can be ad-
justed to the conditions required by a variation of the inert nasal and
relevant details are discussed with the aid of Figs. 4 and 5. The date
of various models of the type B pickup are listed in Table 2p and the
authors discuss the use of wire converters for the conversion of the ex-
pansive forces. There are 5 figures and 2 tables.
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ZHKUR, A.S.; Mttwxly" V.S.; I&MK07t V.P.
Single action accelerometers. Izn.tekho no.12:12-16
D 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(Accelerometers)

ALITER, V.F., inzh.; GUTNIK, V.N., inzh.; KAPLAN, S.B.j,
inzh.; LESHCHINSKIY, I.Z.,, inzh.
Adjustment and the mastering of a high-speed, uniflow drawing machine.
Stall 23 no.12:1128m.1130 D 163. (MIRA 17-.2)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskly institut matiznoy pron7shlennosti i Magnito-
gorskiy matizno-metallurgichaskiy zavod.

RABINOVICH,, Abram Grigorlyevich; VORONTSOV, A.Ye., retsenzent;
retsenzent; OKUNI, Ye.L., nauchn. red.;
LESKOVAp L.R., red.
[Adjustment of radio systems] Regulirovka radiotekhnicheskikh
ustroistv. Leningrad, Sudostroenie, 1964. 218 p.
(HIRA 17: 5)

HKOTITOT, A.S.; SHTAGM, V.T.
--
Operation of a main shale gas pipeline. Gaz. prom. 4 no.3:
44-46 Kr 159. (MIRA 12:5)
(Gas-Pipelines)

1. REOFITOVAp V.K.
2. USSR (600)
7. Boleani Rastenly Munianskoy Was# I Mery Bor'by a aini (Plant Diseases of
Murmansk Oblast and Heisures for Uombatting fhem),, Under the Editorship of
Professor N.A. Naumov, Correaponging Member of the kcad Soi USSR, 57pp,
Murmanakt 1951.
9. H1krohjoloidjj# Vol XXI,, Issue 1, Moscow,, Jan-Feb 1952, pp 121-132. Unclassified.

NEOPITOVA.T. K.
Bova mildew of the snapdragon In the U.M.R. (Paronospors
antirrMai Schroter in DIJSS). Bot.mat.Otd.spor.rast. 10:158-
159 Ja ;55. (HYBA 8:7)
(Dawny mildew) (Snapdragons-Diseasee and pasta)

NIOPITIOTA,T. K.
Rev species of fungi from a peat moss bog (Fungorum spelcies novae
e palude sphagnosa). Bot.mat.qtd.spor.rast. 10:159-162 ja 155.
(Fungi) (MLRA 8:7)

BlUrrOVA. T.K.
MopmWiffl-
SkInspot (oosporools) of potato tubers caused by the fungus
Oospora pustulans Ow. and Wak. Hot.zhur. 42 no.6:921-,924
Je 057. (MA 10:7)
1. Xol'skly filial Akademil nauk SSSR, Kirovsk Kuruenskoy oblastI.
(Potatoes--Diseases and pests) (ftngi. Phytopathogente)

MARGISZKO, A.A.,, kand. biol. nauko otv. red.; SJUKAN, S.A.9 zam,
red.; W-ffNffA*-M.,,# kand. biol. nauk, red.; KEKFAM,
U.K., kand. sellkhoz. nauko red.; VCROBU, P.S., red.;
TIMOSHCHUKv R.S.9 tekbn. red.
(More production from a hectare] Bol'she produktaii s
gektara zemli; abornik nauchzWkh rabot. Minsk, Gos.i.-d-
vo sellkhoz,:Lit-ry, 1963. 138 P. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Mogilevikeya oblastnaya selfskokhozyaystvennaya opyt-
naya stantsiya. (Mogilev Province-Agriculture)

USOKLADWXAS "N,; SHAGISULTANOVA, G.A.
Mfect-of gamiso- and ultraviolet rays on aqueous Solutions of the
triethylenedianine, complex of cobalt*(III). Dokl. AN &SM 149
no.5:1084r-1097 AP 163. (MIRA 16--5)
1. Prodstavlano akadamikom A.A.Grinbergom.
(Cobalt compounds) (Hadiatioa) (Triethylensdiami )

NEOKLADNOVA9 L.N.; SHAGASULTANOVA,, Cj.A~
F,n1littlon-ohemicAl and photol,;h-micall behav.'or of Jot,,,e 'o ~-~-TT)
hexammtnes. Radlokhimila 6 no.3005-314 164..

NYUMADNOV;i, fl.~
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Pr-~,:k~avl-rio

L 36183;;~6 EWT(m)/EV-1PW 10-M
ACC NR, AP6027074 SOURCE CODE: 6/040/002/0446/0450
AUTHOR: Shazisultanova. G. A NgojQdnoya. L. N.; K2v-AItchuk. M. A.
ORG: Belorussian State University im. V. I. Lenin (Belorusskiy gosudarstvennyy
universitat)
TITLE: Radiol-voislof mixed Go (III) nitroammoniate4sand Co (III) hexanitrites
SOURCE: Zhurnal fi icheskoy khimii, v- 40, no. 2, 19 6 ,-"6-450
TOPIC TAGS: cobalt compound, nitrogen compound, nitrite, complex molecule, aqueous
;solution, gamma radiation, UV radiation, oxidation reduction reaction, reaction
mechanism, electron transition saltsI
ABSTRACT: The behavioi of aqueous solutions of the coTplex ..5*(HU3)4
(~M2)2/NO-j. L&(NR3)37. j2id-Na3i~o(N0d67*-1z*ZG under the action of gamgiband.
4tiaiioret radiatioii was studied,
LDjLt& in support of an oxidation reductionimeabbmian for rad#Uon chemical
transformatinns are presented. The yie]Ak of the radiation chemical r"ot24ns
are calculated.
ing to tue moasure of conversion from
.Accord 4 to LUO(NH ) (No
+1 LcoM067
a , i.e., according to the increase of the amzsc P
ad LZ*(NH3)4(K0? zg N?- Z.
in the int5rfial spee're of the complexion and the decrease of the number of the
,coordinated acid groups, (ND2-)- the yield of the radiation chemical reaction
-drops off (based on Cd(II)). The greatest LAtial acidification of the solution
i and the highest yie2d of tbo reftcad ions of cobalt occurs in the case o;Lro(N02)a6~
-11~e high pli values, as a rule, in4ib~t the transition Go(111) Go(11).
Orig. art* has: 3 res and 1 table. [J 36 4551
SUB COQZ: 200 07 MUBM DATE: 3lJu164 75ORIG Aig: 003 /. OrH REF: 004
I Cara -UDC. SLI.15

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AUTHORS % . Kagan j Ya. -1. (Candidate of physic thematical sciences);
0-ma X22211A.1646&
ginee
(Engineer) (Engineer); kjj~il 1__V 0~ri r V1
j
on ename C
iTITLE-. Ultras ic welding c~ lacquer- or 1-insulated wire onnections
25-27
ISOURCEt Svarocbnoye proizvodstro, no. 8, 1965
TOP C TAGS: ultrasonib *eldin wire connection, wire welding, inoul d
9 ate fim/ PzV
Ytire ineulation# PEL-wire insulation, ?SDK wire insulation, BPVL wire insulationt
!PGV wire in6ulationt TJZSM 1 ultrasonic welder
.!ABSTRAM T6 determine-the feasibility of'ultrasonio welding of wire connections
.%,vrithout prior' removal thelinsul4ttion, a~7ange/of copper si
J~and aluminum wire zeo
'(insul PEL ro experimentally wolled
ation types. PzVj\ PSDX,\"BPUj~P.ZTV-TL. PGV,17and
j7ald V7,
:on ultrasonio' welder UZISM 1 inTo wire-to-wir ire-to-copper plate connections.
~Me contact force, welding,time, and ultrasonic vibration amplitude for1eat COWfkC-
tion stren,~th were determinei for each case, and a table of. beat parainetera for 22
!different connections is presented. It was founi that the wires had to be hold
properly during thevelding procean (0ea Fig. onthe F~alasure) to give oatis-
A-1 -n
-T+. j;j,,g rnna
.I-Laa

Ij p
-,j, . .. . ,
2 llah.
1. V.Iioooyuziiyy
ekolrtromashin i um.,aratostroveni~m-

ARG033109 SOMIC11,' CODE: V11/0137/6G/000j007/E'034/E034
AUTHOR: KaLltin, N-L., L~' net, A.;~hkill, V.
P;
TITLE: Ultrasonic weldingpf wire enamei insulation
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Metallurgiya, Abs. 7E242
REF SOURCE: Tr. Vses. n. -i. in-ta tekhnol. clektromashino- i apparatostr.,
vyp. 3, 1965, 30-46
TOPIC TAGS: ultrasonic welding, electric wire, insulated wire, enameled wire,
wire insulation, wire welding
ABSTRACT: An analysis was made of the process of ultrasonic welding of electric
wire without removing the layer of enamel or varnish insulation or perliminary
preparation of surface. The possibility has been established for welding single-
core and multicore PEL and PEV insulated copper electric wires to each other
and to a Cu plate for practically all diameters used in the electrical industry, as
well as aluminum single-core uninsulated electric wires to each other, to insulated
single-core Qj, wires, and multicore uninsulated Al wires to Cu plates. Welding of
Card 1/ 2 UDC: 621.791.16

;_L 09391-61 - - - __ __-
ACC NR; AR6033109
single-core Al electric wires with PEV or PEL insulation > 2 mm diameter can
be conducted with the maximum amplitudes. V. Fomenko. (Translation of abstract] 1,
SUB CODE: 13
2/2),",

AXOPIMNOTA. U.I., Inzhener.
The work of speoWized crows. Sudoetroonle 22 no.3:35 Nr 056.
(na 9: 8)
(Kmrlno pipe fitting) (Shipfitting)

NWRALO A.
UMM A. Contribution tofhe discussion on Melisek's article "Measuring Levels."
P. 505. Kc. Ist annual meeting of the Czechoslovak Scientific Technical
Society fdr Power at the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences. p. 506.
A conference on the use of natural gas. p. 507.
Vol. 6. no. 12, Dec. 1956
ENMEMA
TECHKOLOff
Czechoslovakia
So: East European Accession, Vol. 6p No. 5, May 1957

IFLOzUL, A.
Contribution o thv~ solution of speo!d control in hydraulic turbines. -j. 3
STROJLGINSTVI (Ilinistevs,vo tezkeho strojirenstvi, Ministerstvo preancho strojirenstvi
a Ministerstvo auto-mobiloveho pru=,31u a zemedelsk-joh stroju)
F raba, Czachos lovakia
Vol. 9, no. 1, Jan. 1959
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EW), LC, Vol. 8, no. 7
July 1959
,gncl.

3=0 Anton; EVAL Jarce JEWLIX, Zaroa]Av
EAEMI-M
feeoibilitIr of chemica prateetion of sugar best spinst,
eelworm (Heterodera, achachtli Sm.), Listy cukrovar 79
no*5,.106-110 W 1163.

4,
EXCEMPTA 148-DICA see Vol 12/1 Gen,Pathology Jan
59
67. A STUDY ABOUT EARLY ST `%GES OF EXPERIMENTAL ISCIIAE%IIA AND
MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION IN DOGS - Studitim tasn6ho siadia experiment-
41M ischernie a infarktu myokardu u psa - Neoral I... Kolln A.
Kodousek It. and Kvasnitka J. Ilatho'l. --Anat. ffst. [."k, Fak. Ila 1~_
ckL'ho Univ, Olomouc - ACTA UNIV. I"ALACit. OLOMUCENSIS 1956, 11
(127-133) Graphs 2 Illus. 4
Myocardial ischaernia was caused by ligation of the descending branch of the left
coronary artery in 15 dogs. In histological sections the niethods;of McManus,
Bauer, Rest, and digestion by diastase for demonstrating glycogen as well as
Sudan III and oil red 0 for lipids and Rutenburg, Wolmann. Seligman for
succinodehydrogenase were employed. A new technique for proving the activity of
malic dehydrogenase in macroscopic slices of hearts is described (see below). It
was found that. in addition to the delereased level of glycogen in ifte ii,:Iwelnic
area, the activity of dehydrogenase in macroscopic slices is already decreased
h
after 5 hr., that is. sooner than the c.. ssical micro- and macroscopical c anges
appear. Macroscopic dehydrogenase method-. transverse sections of the whole
heart of about -one cm. thickness are rinsed in 0.956 *NaCl solution and then
treated in equal parts of K tellurate (0.111jo), Na maleate (0.2 *M) I phusphate huffer
of pli 8.2 and distilled water, at 37*C. for 3 to 8 hr. The p11 shQ,d not exceed 8 to
8.5. The regions with decreased activity are of gray colour in comparison with
"he black surrounding area nf the myocardial tissue with preserved activity (the
blackening is caused by tht. reduced tellurium). This method wa~ found useful to
diagnose early stages of myocardial infarction in man.. It i- the first application of
a macroscopic enzymatic diagnostic reaction in the autopsy raon-..
Dvof,ldek - Olomouc
RR, TT4P. RF.A1'MV1trV nw ertsu- ^A"

OBRWAJ. Vla4yslaw; MM Lubamir
wfflq.-Fw~
Itngressive Interstitial pulmonary fibrosis. Pediat. polsim
31 no.5:50c)-516 May 56.
1. Z Klin. Chorob Dziec. Universytetu Palackiego w Olcmuncu
(CSR) Ilerowulk: doe, dr. wd. A. Mores i x Eakladu Anat. Pat.
Uniwersytatu Palacklego w Olomuncu Kierawnik., does 4r, imed,
C. Dvoracek. Wladyslaw Obracaj, Olcmmnlec. D. Ormayova 7, CSR-
(PULKOKART FISMSTS, case reports,
progr. Interetitial (POI))

EXCFRPTA ~IDEA See 18 Vo-1 1-12 Cardicivas. Dis. ~eb 60
74A Study Of C2riy St2gC% O(CXperinUntal jnYocardial iscimemia 11, it r,wlur
FrWistailicri ittr exIK-rimcratalvii Mwpkatdi~vhiimie. L., kw.v, A_
KmjqpvsvK 14. and gnat. Inst., Palat"My /N.
d1g. Palli. fi~111. Anal. (2:119 -244) Graph-, I I 11his. !I
indogs I)V-acittv lig,itimi (if the
-ot the left corafiarv arterv. The ischavinic tvrritory.,hom.-ed subm;ti1ti;1I reducti"11
of glycogen as eirly xs :10-60 train. after ligation. Qla,ic)
was greatly m1riced or abolishcal by 5 far.
of Rutenburg et if.) had disappeared by 10-12 br. A"cI(!.;;I%1 PoSitivv rvaction f(ir
stainable fat was, observed after 12 Jar.* Reiner - Nc%v York, N.Y. (V, IS)

KM=,, vT.; NEORAL L.-
Unusual clinical picture of wligmmt degenerating polypoBIB of the
colon. Cook. gastroent. vyz. 15 no.2:155-159 Mr 161.
1, Chirurgicke oddeleni OM Olomouc, nemocnice ve Sternberku, prodi-
nosta prim. Mr., M, Gersak Patole amatom. odd. OUNZ Olomouc, prednosta
prim. MUDr. L. Neoral.
(POLYPI atiol) (COLON neopl) (PANCRM neopi)

NEORAL, L.
Czechoslovakia
Division of Pathological Anatomy OUNZ Olomouc Hospital
and Polyclinic (Patologicko anatomicke oddeleni OUNZ Olomouc
nemocnice s poliklinikou ve Sternberku) Sternberg;
Director: L. NEORAL, MD.
Brno, Vnitrni lekarstvi, No 10, Oct 62, PP 1097-1103-
"Giant Cell Granulomatous Myocarditis in Cases of Diabetes
Mellitus."
Co-authors:
DUSEK, J. Institute of Patholo~ical Anatomy PU (Fatologicko
anatomicky ustav FU v Olomouci Olomouc; Director: V. MACH,
MD; TICHY9 J. First Internal Clinic PU (I. vnitrni klinika
FU v Olomouci3l Olomouc.

!1MORAL, Lubomir SITIPAL - continued CZSCHOSLOVAKIA
14D
Chief of the Regional Department of Legal MedicIne
of the University Hospital, Olomouc
Prague, Prakticky Lekar, No 20, Oct 62, 869-872
"Committee of Experts of the "epartment of "ealth of KNV
as an Instrument to Increase the Level of Health Care"
2/2

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Z
From Lentwenhook to proton i:O-emueope. Lek,, listy 5M, 15 julr* 50~
p. 4M-6
1. Of the rnstitute of Medical Tqtysics of the Hadical Faculty
Ma saryk University in Pmo (Head-Prof ViAtor TeLsidar, X. D.
CU% 190 5. Uav., 1950
C-- 0, L Z
IrAGMOM, N. ; IMUL, Z,
Blectraphoratic spectra of bIwd 49 corebragpinal llqmid Is Irar1mg
diseases of the central norym system. Cesk. PSychiat. 33 no-5002-317
Oct 57-
1, Z pgyahiatrlakoj 118CObnO 'r PGs'IAkU# S 11 Astskaj kliniky WO T
Br&tjsl&vg z 2. Obvod. ustavu narodusho adravia Y Bratislavo, r1ad.
N. Coador a so Strodiska. pro edraw, statistikm V Brattelays.
(CMPML MYOUS SMAN. dise
blood & CST slactraphoresis (0s))

1U)SA ft. y,_
"Formation of fibers durina the spinning of viscose," o pa-r.-:)r
presented at the ~~th Corgrcsz; on the CheriBtr,, und Physics of Iligh,
2ru' Jan-2 Feb 57, Viloscov, Textile Research Ins'..
D-3,0C4,395

3016) Min I MOK ZXMOIPATM ' SOV/2899
Tessayunnyy nauchno-iscladovat*11shty, institut potialcheskUh G*t*ftv
raswadkI
PrIkladnays, georixika; sbornik statay, v". 23 (Applied 00OPh"Idsi
Collection or Articles, Ne.23) Moscow, QOstOPt*=sA&t# 1959.
242 P- 3,500 copies printed.
34.z K.L. ftlohlwvj ftee. Zd.t N.M. Masi-Ina; Tech. X4-4 A- S-
folosins.
FURMMI =s b"k Is intended for scientific* onginearIng, wsd
technical personnel or industrial geophysical exploration services.
COMM& This is a collection or 14 articles by various authors an
aspects of Geophysical exploration. The material treated ln*thM
artlal:a my be divided Into tour cat*gorlsst the Physical PVQ-
pert Is or rocks In specific geological regloass methods and to"-
Ulqu*s Used In Industrial geophysical exploration# concepts In tive
--theory or sleictrioal explorations and the economics involved In
geophysical Operations. apacifically, the authors discuss the
"Oloslo structures of the central parts of the Russian Platrom,
southreatern Turkmenla, the Went Siberian Plains, the eastern part
Of the UbGrian Platform, and the Kinusinsk basinsj electrical
frequency soundings neutron logging, gsugma spectrometry techn1irres.
and the standard equipmant and installations or the geophystcAa
services or tne petroleum Industry In the USSR. References so-
Gasps" each "tlal*.
_NikollsILT41~1 A.A. Density CharactorlatIcs of the QGOlOSlcAl
a spin fart of the Siberian Platform U2
A.D. Density or Sedimentary Dods of Ustyurt 127
Tarloov, A0, Nature of the Anomalous Gravitational Field of trio
lUnusinik Basin* 11%
Twakins A.Ta, Rotho" of Solving Problems In Neutron Logging 141
Fwantor, D.A. The Irrect of Me Diameter of a Acrehole, on In- 174
avrCaiint-Witaings In Xtutron-Woutron Log&Lng
-2sdaa=--(LA., Vfl, Prokof-yov, AjJ9i2LU. and Aj.-Taltoyler,
0amma4pectrometry in Petroleum Osolot7 193
TQ~kVkQXn1k-X.j, The Speed or Electrical Logging in Combined
11091urtments with an Arbitrary Division or chamois
*.4- tgak-u ~A- An SquIvalent Electrical Schematic fop an
, R.I. Platnikay, and &.A. _QukALAyUI
L 4
BOW PrO I'M IW -WilVi Of A Borongle Neutron Generator nk
X*X1R-Tj_P,T. Basic AO14t* Of the Geophysical Services In the
or the v33N 23%
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ROSTUSMLI, A.D.; SIVASH, V.A.; NEPARIM, A.T.
Semiautomatic grinding machine for machining rubber coating of the
rollers of a opfnning machine. Stan. i instr. 36 no, 12t30 D 165.
(HM 19 d)

NEPARME, G,D. inzh.
Electric motors with conical rotors. Vest.slektroprom. 32
uo.865~47 Ag 161. (MA 14z6)
(Zlectric wtors) '.Electric driving)

NEPAROZE, Grigorly Domeuttyevich.
-~%,~~',~,~!---.., .
[Surface smoothness and its effect on the durability of
machine parts] (Chistota poverkhnostei i ee v-1iianie na
dolgovecbnost' raboty detalei mashin. Tbilisi Gos.izd-
vo "Sabchota Sakartvelo,"I 1963. 57 p. NIRA 17:4)
[IrL Georgian]

GWICH, MoL., doktor biologomuk; NRUIMI, U.I.
Rapid method for determining the essential oil content of roses
and baxlls by means of a nephelometer. Xesl.-shlr.pron. 26
no.10:22-23 0 160. (KM 13 -1 IP)
1, rrannoarmeyakiy ofiromaslichnyy sovkhos-zavad (for Gurvich).
2. Toxnessunkaya zonalluays, opytnaya stantsiya (for Haparldse).
(3beences and essential oils)

0(0)1 50); 6(2) ?HA31 I DOW SULDITATION JOV/2215
T'Assesuznry nau0no-lasladaystel-axly lasUtut astrologil IAMI
R.I. mendelaysix
Referaty rab9tj abornik NO. 2 (Selent4fla
Research AbstractaS Collection Of Articles. Xr 2) Moscow.
S%md&rt6lx. 2958. 139 P. 1,000 caplas printed.
Ad"Uanal sponsoring Agenals 03,33L gGrAtet at"Arsov. Mr I
Ismarltel."m priborov.
14.8 3. V. Reshouna) Tech. U.2 A. A. KaVAr&t'yVv&.
FUREWSt mme reports are intsm2nd for scientists, "asamhers.
" engineers engaged in developing standards , measures. and
gaos for the various industri".
COVIRAO98 The volums oant" 10 reports an standar,46 or measure.
as t and control. The reports *or% prepared by scientists, Or
Innatitutes of the Komitot stanO%rtov. mer I ismeritolInykh
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Ressurass and Measuring Inatmimmrs under the U33A Council of
Kinlators). The participating institutes a;vj VwXIM .
Taosayumnyy naUchno-lsaladcval~ml-skly metralogil lawni D.I.
Mandeleyeva (All-Union 30l*nt1.fl4 Research Institute of Mot-
rQ3.Q97 launi ID.I.-MandaloXv) In Imingreg; Sverdlovsk branch
Of this lnstltutsj YNIIX - TS&aoyu=W nauchno-issledowatellskIy
Inatitut KOm't*tA standartow, Star I ImerltelInykh priDorov
'All-onlon scientific nesearca imau.. or the conAl.gion,
an '940dar4s. Mossurcm, and ftasunng Instruments), created
from ROD" - ROAkOvSX17 aQSmdAr&tvsnnyy instlZut skor I
lzmrLt*llnykh priborov (MOScaW State Institute or Measures
and Measuring Instruments) October 1. 1955, vxlzrm -
Vaegarugm nauchno-1641940vateil-SkU Institut rLxlko-takfuU-
Ghefklkh I radlotakhnichoWdUn, 110morenly (sil-Unlam, scientific
Research 1109titutO Of and Radio-angincerina
MOSSUrCAMU) 10 HOOGOV; %bar-koVakiY SGAUQU."Venm .
Inst1tut nor I ltmorltol-ftybft pr1borav (gbarlkov state Inoux'Ate
Of M6&smrD4 And MO&Smrlag Instruments); and NOXMIt - Novosl.
birskly gomudars%vaW InstlZut nor I J=*rjt*l,nykh priborov
(Novosibirsk State Inctitute or Measures and Measuring Znstru.
mwot,4). NO Personalities are, Meant anod. There &r no references.
Tovahigrachko* (VN"M)- Ztudylng Acaurrgnt Arrors of
flicronstr1a Screw& air zaal Trier* 45
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45
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Temperature coefficients of the frequency of AT out quartz
IGEXON* Ismetakhe ao~2-.85-86 Mr-AP 158. (KIRA 110Y
(Quartz crystals)

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AUTHors: Novgorodov, Ye.D. and Neparidze,_
TITLE: The Relation of the Q-Factor of Quartz Lenses to Their
Geometric Dimensions (Zavisimost' dobrotnosti kvart-
sevykh chechevits ot -e-)metricheskikh razmerov)
U
PERIODICAL: Izmeritellnaya tekhnika, 1958, Nr 5, pp 65-66 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: At present the highest Q-factor of 10-12 million is
achieved in quartz resonators in lens form. This pa-
per contains results of tests carried out in the Kharl-
kovskiy gosudarstvennyy inst-ituut mer i izmeritellnykh
priborov (Kharlkov State Institute for Measures and
Measuring Equipment), on the relation of a lens to its
geometric dimensions. The author established that,
other conditions being equal, the Q-factor of quartz
lenses is determined not merely by geometric but
by the correlation between them, e.g. the relation-
ship of the lens's diameter (d) to the radius of its
Card 112 surface curvature (R). The actual dimensions of the

SOV/115-~&5-274-6
'2he Relation of the q-Factor of quartz Lenses to Th-eir '1;-eo=etr._c
Dimensions
lens influence its Q-Factor far less khan the d/r ratio.
On an ermiri'..al basis, a Q-factor vs j~ ratio curve was
constructed for alens with a frequency around 500 kc.
Its maximum occurs when F = 0.43. All lenses large
and small have an almost identical optimum d/R ratio.
The massivity of the quartz lenses is not vital for
achieving a maximum Q-factor, only the maintaining
of a specific ratio between the geometric dimensions
of high Q lenses to be found for any Given frequency.
The maximal Q-factor for lenses of 500 ke is 9 mil-
lion and even more under certain circumstances. There
are 2 graphs and 6 references, 2 of which are English
and 4 Soviet.
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NEPAIUDZE, N.Kh.
Electromechanical prorArties of mynth-,,itic rjupirt7,
rab*pomatr, VHIIMno,4s2O-23 164. (M-TRA, 1813)

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NEPARIME, N.Kh,,; NOVGORODGV, Ye.De; TROYNIKOV, K.T.
Reproduction of the piezoelectric constant of quartz under
multiple unidirectional loading conditions, '.rzm,takhe
no.10:6-8 0 165. (MIRA 18t12)

mwmHrrt F.D.; Vowsur, 8.1.
Statimmy mackine for metal cleaning after forging and roll, Ing.
Dz*-Gktan. proizv, 2 no.11:48 N r6o. OCML 13:10)
(Metal al6aning)

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AUTHORS: Nepoc4 P. D.. Vollskly S. A.
Tr_TU: A New Positioning Device
PERIODICAL: Metallurg, 3960,~,\No, 8, PP. 23-24
TEXT: The unsatisfactory performance of a positioning ddVibe operating on
a 280 rolling militead to considerable losses. A group of in-naiators Including
M, I, Lobarev, V. I. Nemze , M. S. Pasechnik. A. I. Laktionov. N. D. Zhekhovanov,
M. I. Kaplan N V Stetsenko, A. N. Osadaiejo and I. S. Kudiziov, suggested a
new design of a positioning device and a movable roller table whl~h made it
possible to automate completely the transmission and positlohing-of the rolled
strip prior to entering the first stand of the finishing line'. The positioning
device and its drive are shown in Fig. 1. The rotation is traiii6itted from the
electric motor through a reductor to a crank which Is able to rotate the position/
ing bushing with its rollers. The roller -profile corresponds to the profile of
the strip to be rolled. The location of the positioning device on the roller
table is shown in Fig. 2. The strip when passing on the table to the first stand
of the finishing group turns an Indicator flag switching on the motor of the
Card 1/3

A New Positioning Device
S/130/60/000/008/010/010/xx
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positioniva devicel the buehins with the gripped strip t4rns through %10, 1~
Simultaneounly a time relay in awltdhdd on. When the strip is delivered under- ',
neath the flag, the time relay again switches on the motor and the bushing is
brought into its :Lnitial position. The new design causel a 12% raise of
efficiency over the previous device.

-1- HEPEGHIYJ P.D.; YOWSKIYJ S.A.
Universal nut wrench, Kashinostroitell no.3:24 Kr f6i. (MIRA 34:3)
(Wrendhes) I

NEPECHIY P.D.; VOLO'.=j, S.A.
-1 .
New design of packing for rads in the cylinders of steam and
air hammers. Kuz.-shtam, roizv. 3 no.3:" Kr 161. (KMA 14:6)
Forging machir 5
Facking (Nechani-cal engineering))
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S/182/62/bOO/005/097/007
DO38/D113
AUTHORS: Nepechiy, P.D. and Voltskiy, S.A.
TITLE: Protective coating of blank and inpt surfaces
PERIODICAL: Kuznechno-shtampovochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 5, 1962, 46-47
TEXT: A protective coating, to protect the surface of steel blanks and
ingots from decarbor,ization and high scale formation caused by furnace gases in
holding fornaces, was developed. The coating consists of the following-77%
soluble glass; 1% Al powder, and 22% magnesite powder (0.5 mm fractions). At
700-BOOOC the coating is transformed into a viscous mass.' As the metal moves
along the furnace floor, a solid skin foms on its surface and protects it from
the penetration of gas furnace gases. A 1 = thick layer should be used.
Maximum scale thickness on coated blanks was 1.5 mm as compared with 3-4 MM on
uncoated blanks. It is concluded that the coatin- can be used on high alloy
steels.
Card 1/1

NEPECHIY$ P.D.; VOLISKIY, S.A.
066i~~k-A
Forgij29 manipulator I'mallutka" for air and steam forging,
Kuxo-shtam. proiav. 5 no.12:34,-38 D 163. (~aRA 1-7:1j

N&PWH-rrv P.D.; VOLISKIr,, S.A.
~ -z,
3jectlag dayloo an stralghtening machines. Notall 9 8 n0.5:30
W 163- (KM 26s7)
1. Duspropetravokly stalsplavilinyy savad vpokokichestvannykh
I spetalallaykh staloy,
(Straightening machines)

VOLISKIYp S.A., inzh.; KEPECHIYp P.D., inzh.
Mechanized limestone feed in skip hoists. Vekh. I artom.
proizv. 18 no.6t2O Se 164. 17:9)

S/032/62/028/002/009/037
B1O1/B11O
AUTHOR; Nepeina, L. A.
TITLE: Determination of selenium and tellurium in metallic antimony
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, v. 28, no. 2, 1962, 166
TEXT: The weighed portion of Sb (1 g) is dissolved in 1.5 ml of HNO 3 (1-4)
and 7 ml of saturated tartaric acid solution. After volatilization of the
nitrogen oxides, filter paper mass is added, and Se is reduced by hydrazine.
Se is filtered off after 24 hr, subsequently Te is reduced by SnCl 2 in a
boiling solution and filtered off after 3 - 4 hr. Se and Te are dissolved
on their filters in 10 ml of hot HCI (2:1) containing I - 4 drops of HNO 3'
The solutions of Se and Te are filled up to 50 ml; after adding 2 drops of
5% CuSO4 solution and I ml of 1~5 gelatin solution, they are reduced by
1 ml of 2ell, SnCl2solution, and determined colorimetrically by an 03k-M
(FEK-M) photocolorimeter with blue light filter., (Abstracter's note:
Essentially complete translation.
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S/032/62/028/002/009/037
Determination of selenium and tellurium ... B101/B110
ASSOCIATION: Institut geologii i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdeleniya Akademii
nauk SSSR (Institute of Geology and Geophysics of the
Siberian Department of the Academy of Sciences USSR)
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ITEFE TCH ',L,
The best peopL~ should el.ter. -,ilot p. 146.
K.,IDLA ,LA.,-,' Praha., 'No - 7) 1955.
SO: "onthl,. List of :East Europe-n Accessions, (I,`:~Al,', 1,0, Vol. 1~, no. 10, Oct.. 1955,
Uncl.

CIECRTATH. Villam. Doe. dr; JUWALOTA, -Libusa, dr.ase
Case of late mbolectonW. Roshl.chiro 34 no.lo.-609-612 Doc 55.
1. Z 1. chirurgickoj klialky-prodAosta prof@ Dr X.,C&roky. a z 1.
taternoj kliatky Xm*nskeho university v Bratislave - prfAnosta
akadealk LoDerer.
(JMMOLISK. surgery,
came of late embolectomy (Oz))

OMMIcKA, K.; M[PILIOTA, L.
W"
Chronic constrictive pericarditis- Bratiel. 16k. llst)r 35 no-10:
577-01 31 Way 55.
1. Z I. Internej kliniky LAW v Brattelave, prednosta, akademik
L, Darer.
(PMUCARDITIS
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