SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MESHALOVA, V. N. - MESHCHANSKIY, F. L.

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GOLUBEV, D.B.; SMRODINTSEV, A.A., Jr.; LIPINA, N.V.; MESHALOVA, V.N.:
SIYAIZVSKAYA, V.K.; BDKAREVA, V.N.
Changes in aldolase activity following infection with certain
viruses. Acta virol. 8 no.5:410-416 S 164.
1. Scientific Research Institute of Vaccines and Seral -
Department of Virology, Institute of Experimental Medicine,
U.S.S.R. Academy of Medical Sciences; and the PasteUr
Institue of Microbiology, Epidemiology and Hygiene,
Leningrad.

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AUTHOR-.--Kuckin, A.,: S.; Luk'ysn4a4,'V. -F.;- Keshaykin, N. S.; Sisoulk A. G. ?7~
ORG:;' JKurkAni: Luk'yanov, Meahaykinj MVTU,im. Bauman
TITLE: Tests of base-metal *welded joints and models of thin-walled vessels of
~P257~
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svarka,.no. 1, 1966, 43-49
TOPIC TAGS: hydraulic buckling, 'metal test,tensile'test, weld evaluation, pressure.
vessel: high-strength:steel/ EP257 high strendth steel--
ABSMCT: Theuse of,high enitth steels as the material of thin-walled welded ves-
sels working under I a as shown,that the danger ofrupture of the vessels in the
presence of mean stresses lower than the ultimate strength of the base S the
greater~the hkher,this ultimatelstrength is. In this connection, the a7uthor tested
_th.6~,welded joints and base metal.of pressurized.thin-valled vessels of EMXigh-
strength steel by the newly developed methad.of.biaxial.streching by midns of the
hydraulic buckling of-flat sheet specimens via Around orifice. In testing the base
metal'the purposeAs, to determine the true peripheral stress ai as a function of
trueAefornation in the direction of thicka
ess 93 until the instant of ruPtur . Can
Aidering that the'.shape,of the.bulge is almost spherical, the measurements (Fig. 1)
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,Ore sure-P, radiuc R of curvature.and thickness t in the zone of zenith of the
of 8
bulge are used to calculate the. t.rue.stresses CrI
PR
Cr
and the.true deformation t
t
3p to
where t -is initial thickness of the sheet specimen, z3p.is the plastic component of
true deLmation,*with respect to. thickness. The :function .(Fl - f(9,3) is determined by
measuring thickness.t-in the presence of various levels of loading and then, with the
aid of a corresponding formula, used to evaluate the futui loadbearing ability of
the material in.a pressurized cylindrical vessel. StrengthKs 4atermined according to
the magnitude'of the. stresses in the base metal atthe instant of rupture of the
welded joint as -"_11 49 according to the direction of fracture along or across
weld. On thLa.basia it is.established thki5 the best-results are obtained for welded
JoLnts.subjected.to.isothermal annealinst at 880 C for 20 minutes. Subsequent hydraulic
f cont
rupturing tests o ainers f EPi57 ;ieel with welded-on lids and with measurement
of strains during loading confirmed.the objectivity of the estimates obtained during
the t6its.oUfIat:specLmens under.,condLtLona of biaxLal stretching by the hydraulic
buckling method. Thus,,the Waxial stretching test may be recommended as a basic test
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HURATH, S.R.
AxWricental study of the relation between, stresses and deformations
of creeping in compact soils. Dokl, All Arm.8SR 24 no.2:61-66 1 57.
(WAA 10:4)
1. Institut matematiki i makhaniki Akademii nauk Armyanskoy SSR.
Predstavlano 9A. ArutyWanom.
(Soil mechanics) (Earth movements)

BAIABO. A.N.; HNSHRATU, H.B.
in coal mines. 14,3d.paras. i paraz.bol.
supplenent to no.1:63-64 157. (HrRA 11-1)
1. Is A ranskoy gorodekoy protivomalyariynoy atantaii.
TMKISTAK-HOOKWOU DISVASR)
(GOAL HITMS-DISSASIS AIM HYGIBI19)

.I----- bESHBEYI-Y.I.
Results of using the controlled directional sensitivity method.
Geol. nefti i gaza 5 no. 3:48-52 Mr 161. (MIRA 14:4)
1. Trest Krasnodarneftegeofizika.
(Kuban lowland---Seismic prospecting)

-MESHBEY$ V.I.
1,1atiple reflections in the platform section of nor-thwestern
Ciscaucasia. Razved.i prom.geofiz. no.43:28-37 162.
WRA 15:8)
(Caucasus, Northern--Seismic prospecting)

MES HBFI 9 V. I.
Methodology of seismic prospecting in the strip of foothills
. no.38:7&90
of the northwostorn Ciscaucasia. Prikl. ~.reofi-,
164o (MIju 18:11)

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AUTHOR; Heshboy-, V. I*; Kartavtsev, S. M.j Muzyka, 1. H.
ORG: None
TITIZ: The use of a multichannel magnetic recorder and electrical delay line
adders for surveying complexly built structures by the W method
SOWCE: Razvedochnaya geofiniks, no. 14, 1966, 18-33
TOPIC TAGS: adder, magnetic recorder, circuit delay line, sels=ic wave, wave
analyzer, wave propagation, signal to noise ratio, signal reception, diversity
reception, am-` seismologic instrument, seismology
A05TRACT; The RNP Evariabla directional reception) Wthod, devoloped undor the
supervision of 1. A. Ryabinicin, Is the meet widely developed method used to study
complexly built structures characterized by seismic wave Interferencev and its
introduction has considerably expanded the opportunities afforded seismologists for
exploration work. The development of the theory underlying the RNP method, in-
eluding questions concerned with increasing noise resistance, resolution, and
cox. lation modifications, was the result of a need to modernize the devices used
to record and convert signals in accordance with the RNP mathad. Multichannel mag-
netic rue-orders with mom 60 recording channels and electrical delay Line adders,
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developed by the Laboratory for the Dynamics of Elastic Media of the LGU [Leningrad
State University], met theme conditions. An experimental check has confirmed the
conclusion that the switching circuits In the adders provide the necessary diversity
in the number of adder channels (9, lit 179 25 channels), make the correlation
modifications in the RNP mathod, and change the functions for distributing channel
sen~vitivity. The summation base should be diversified, an should filtration used
for the summation, when seismic sections are constructed. The I seismogra for
the.correlation modification of the RNP should be widely used in conjunction with
the adder tapes. The use of the now magnetic recording and analyzing equipment in
the complex seismological conditions prevailing in the foothills of the north-
western pre-Caucasus area him pointed out the great possibilities of the RNP method.
Orig. art. has: 2 formulas and 6 figures.
SUB CODE: 08,09/SUBM GATZ: Ndne/MIG REFt 010
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MESHUMIGIU, P.A.
Magnetic clutches for cutting blind threads. FL-a-shin05troitel'
no.11:15 N '61. (MIR-1 14:11)
(Screw-cutting machines)

CiELISHCMV, B.A.; I-ESHCHANCHUK, P.A.
Accuracy of billet veights for cold extrusion. Kuz. shtam.
proizv- 4 no.11-0-12 N 162. (MIRA 15:11)
(Extrusion (Metals)) -

NESHCHkNCHUK, P.A., inzh.
Automating the trimming of exids and thread roliin-g an th'4n-
walled, cup-type parts -inade by cold extrusion. [Nauch. trixiy]
ENIKMASha 11M2-120 '65. (Ma-ILA 18s6)

KESHCHARKOT BI.M.; STRAKHOT. K.I.; LETIM, Ya.Te.; BOSIKO. K.P.; KMIKIN. T.A.
PMLUN,xdsy, T.F.; YXIMOV, A.F.
Now method of szolting and pouring oxidixing allo7s. Prom. anerg. 12
no-3:25 Mr 157. (NLRA 10W
(Alloyq) (Smelting)

VEM.. 1.P.; MESHCHOYIIR V.G.
The output has been doubled. Hashinostroitell no,6:16 -Te
V61. NIRA 14:6)
(Zaporozhlys-44etaiwork)

MISHCHAHMOV, A.I., professor; 03MOVA, U.I. (Kharlkov)
I
Significance of intra-arterial blood transfusion at- a therapeutic
factor in surgical diseases. Rhirrurglia no-3:28-31 Mr. '55.
(BLOOD TRAIISIMSION, (MLRA 8:7)
inter-arterial, ther. value)

" ill,
KARTAVIII. V.A., dotsent; KWSHCHaNINOV, ji.l.# profesoor, direktor.
--
Treutment of a hemorrhagic gastric ulcer by the method of exclusion. Khi-
rurgiia n0-3:38-40 Mr 153. (972A 6:6)
1. Vtoraya khirurgiaheskaya klinika Kharlkovskogo inatituta usovershen-
stvovaniya vrachey. (Ulcers)

RESHCHANINDV, A.I.. professor.
Professor IJU Krameranko.
(SIOGRAPHIMS,
Kramarenko, E.
Vent.khir.74 no.7:95 O-V '54.(KLRA 8:10)
.--d
Im)

Voi.11/4 Surger-y A-pri-1 57
iCA Sac.q
1978. NlEkANUNOV A.I. *Analysis of 427 patients with cancer of
the stomach (Russian text) VESTN.K111R. 195.5, 75/1 (7-10)
Among 427 patients with pastric cancer, who were treated between !919 and 1951
in the author's clinic, there were 281 men and 146 women. 2115 of them were oper-
ated on, but in only 78 ( 18%) was resection possible; the other patient.-; were in-
operable. Four stages are distinguished: The early stage, the opportune stage ( re-
section), the Late stage (palliative operations), and the incurable st.age. Early
diagnosis is difficult and can often not be established by exploratory laparotomy.
It should therefore be supported by laboratory investigations, e.g. . the determina-
tion of the diastase in the urine ( low diastase values with simultaneous achylia
are evidence of gastric cancer). Decrease of the blood pressure after injection of
adrenaline also raises the suspicion of cancer. A hyperglycaernic coefficient of 1.8
to 2.5 U. suggests carcinoma ventriculi. Nycturia, which is observed in 3/4 of the
cases of ventricular ulcer, is nearly always absent in cases of carcinoma. To
reduce the mortality, not only blood transfusions and infusions should be applied
during and after operations, but antishock therapy combined with vitamins, sulphon-
amides and antibiotics should be carried out. The primary focus should also be
removed in the presence of pulmonary metastases. When the general condition is
very bad, gastric resection can be performed in 2 stages. Transverse incision has
given exceUent results in the author's experience. IX. 5. 16)

prof.
- -
2vgenii Orlevich Kramareako. Yeat. khir. 80 no.1:154-155 Ja '58.
(MIRA 11:4)
(KRAmARMjKO, NVGEIIII IURILVICH, d.1957)

KMCMINOV, A.I., prof. (RharIkov, u1. Sverdlova, d.152, kv.1);
DEMSKIY, P.S., dots.
Youparasitic cysts of the liver. Vest.khir. 81 no.12:80-81
D '58- (14rRA 12:2)
1. Zz khirurgicheakay kliniki (zav. - prof. A.I. Heshchaninov)
9-y M2arIkovskoy gorodskoy klinicheskoy bollnitay (glavmyy vrach
L.S. Sycheva).
(Lrm. cysts
nonparasitic (RUB))

MMSHCH&NINOV. A.I,.-.prof.; PERFILOYEVA. Te.A., knnd.blol.nauk
Svaluation of the methylone blue discoloration reaction in malIgmant
tumors. Trach.delo no.6:653-654 Je 159. (KIW. 12:12)
1. Poliklinika RharIkovskogo nauchnogo maditainakogo obahchestva.
(MHYLM BLUE) (CANCKR)

MESHCHANINOV, A.I., prif. (KharIkov)
Intra-arterial blood transfusion in surgical diseases and shock.
Vrach.delo no.5:521-522 My 160. (MM 13:11)
(BLCCD--TRANSFUSION)
(SHOCK)

11ZHCHANINOV A 1. , prof.
Ruptures of the sto,-,sach walls in blunt abdominal trauma. Vrach;
delo no.9:137-138 3 161. (MIRA 14:12)
1. 9-ya Khzrlkovskaya bollnitsa.
(ST(X4ACH--WOUIMS AND INJURIES)

t~and Avr 1)'ci. -- (di~5s) ec tiveness
of f--.tuary irrigation in tne creation of a stable fo r! ta,3e
based Mir~~r se of sur-Care ao~~ -example t-ne sovk,.ozes
of Astrakhanskaya (jbLacit)," ~Ios, I!Xo, 1~ rc) (Min of Agr ;j',;.4;P.
All-~!ninn )rder of Lenin Acad n" k,,r L-n V.I. Lenin. All- 'mon
Sci Res Inst o" -iydra.itir nnjineering am! Imnrove!,ent irp. A.N.
Kostyakov) 110 co: ies (V~, 117)
- 52 -

W-SHCHANDIOV, G.F.
Organization of work in a housing maintenance office. Gor. kh3z.
Mosk. 35 no.8:18-19 Ag 161. (KIFA 14:8)
1. Glavnyy inzhener zhilishchno-ekspluatatsionnoy kontory No. 19
Dzerzhinskogo rayona.
(Moscow--Housing management)

1- HCEV. V. N., MESHCHANINOV, I. A., Engr.
2. USSR (600)
4. Steam Boilers
7. Deterioration in boilers due to brittleness.
Rab. energ. 2 go. 11, 1952
9. Monthly Lists of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1953, Unclassified.

MESCIIA11111011,1. A., Eng.
2. n6sR (6oo)
Lp. zveam Boilers
74 Athods of controlling deterioration of boilers due to brittleness,
'r
%
Ab. energ., 10, No. 12, 1952.
9. jMAtdly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April, 1953, Uncl.

SOV/1 24- 57- 5- 6117
Translation from: Referat ivnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 5, p 156 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Meshchaninov, 1. A.
TITLE: Brittle Failure of Boiler-element Joints ("Khrupkiye'' razrusheniya
v soyedineniyakh kotet'nykh elemertov)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Povysheniye nadezhnosti i ekonomichnosti raboty kotel'nykh
agregatov. Minsk, Izd-vo AN BSSR, 1954, pp 39-63
ABSTRACT: The author examines the causes of the brittle failure of boiler elements
that occurs: a) In regions of intense localized tensile-stress concen-
trations ,b) in regions wherein stressed Layers of metal are m pro-
longed contact with the highly concentrated caustic-alkali solution that
forms 'in any narrow gaps as a result of evaporation,and c) !n regions
subjected to prolonged exposure to h.ah temperature anct pressure The
failure takes the form of an intercrystaltine corrosion occurring along
the grain boundaries. Examples are cited of the failure under normal
operating conditions of boiler rivets, rotted tube-erids, plates, and
drum shells. Measures are proposed for preventing the development
of the three conditions cited above under which brittle failure is
Card 1/1 observed to occur. B. A. Drozdovskiy

HESHCHANINOV, I.A., inzhener.
`e-
Methods for checkIng the condition of metal in boiler drums.
Suergetik 4 no-1:33-37 Ja 156. (MZaA 9:4)
(Matallography) (Boilers)

HESHCHANIMOV, I.A., inzhener; KUCHNIK, G.F., inzhoner.
A
Inadequate co"nBation for hpat extension of tubes in TP-170
boilers. tnergetik 5 no.2:27-32 F 157. (MIRA 10:3)
(Boilcr,q)

H=cHAffIIIOV.,,-,I..,A4, inzh.
-777~Z~-- -- 7- --
]kLrmgoa to drume of high-pressure boilers. Bozop. truda v prom, -%
uo.2:17-19 F 158. (mm 11:2)
(Boilers)

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AUTHORS: !,.',eshchaninov2 I.A. and Yaichnik, G.F. (Engirneers)
TITLE: Temperature Irregularitlos In Hirh-pressiire Boiler Drums
0
and Methods of Reducin.,, them (Tempera tuijV7e noravil.cirieraos'Cli
v barabanakh kotlov vysokogo davleniya I oor'ba s nimi)
PERIODICAL: Teploenerretika, 1958, Nr 8., pp L,--48 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Non-uniform temperature distribution in the drums of hicgh-
pressure boilers is coriSidered. The temperature-droj~s
that occur in the thicknas-, of t'le wall during uniform
change of temperature are regarded as consisting of three
components: one depends cn-ly or. the rate of char.,--e of
temperature of the mediui., ancthor characterises the rate
of temneratu2e equalisa' *io3--ac:~ross the thic,':ness of the wall;
u
the third is the thermal coranonsnt. The teraperature
distribution in the walj- thiclcrleS3 is usually parabolic.
Calculated and measured values of temnerature in the drum
wall of a boiler type TP-170 are plotied in Fig 1. The
way in which the -11-emperature-drop in the dium wall changes
Card 1/5 during the process of raising steam is then ecnsidered.
The saturation ter.,iperatura changes mu(;h more ra~,jdly in the

Drur.,I,-; anal
Toiiiperature IrreLularli*
1..'e thodsof Reducin, t4em
pressure range 1 atr-s thLn. at pressures above 5 atzms..
Therefore, quilk;e a small pressure-increase soon after
starting UD tla6 bciler causes a sharp rise of saturation
tem,perature an,-! tLe ra-,,e of change of temperature may
reach 5000C per hour. This can give rise to very uneven
tempera-lure distribution in the drum walls. The
temperature distribution is usually much -more uni fo r rn
when the boiler is being cooled down. However, rather
special ccoling conditions Dris~, in the separating drums
of boilers types TP-170 ai~. TP-230. It is usually
suP-z-jos,cdL tl-tat water leavos the separating '-Iruir, iWlerlia-
tely aftor the boile.- iz sliut down, but in fact the lower
part of the drum cools inore rapidly- than tl:ie upper.
Formulae are given fci- .~,alculatin.- thE, strGS3es in bciler
drum vialls that arise from non-un-iform temperature
diotribution. Puxie7-icai a-cairiples (-)f 911-1-e-ss caloulaCions
are shown. TheSc iridicat,,-, that ever. though tho mo~hods
of stress calcula' -ion r%aL-a no special alloaance for local
Card 2/5 stress concontratiLons oi- specially thick parts of the
wall, the stresses obtained are of the order permitted by

so V/ q4- - 5~~ -0
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Temperature Irreg~ular-is- In s aar
11et;hods of Redur.-in'c, them
tlic standard. It is, tt'E'roforel desirable t1c seek ways
of acftieving a unifo--m teii,-,~~iature dist--ibution. ORGRES
develol)ed several rueasu~7~--s intended to ruak-e the temDerature
distribution more uniform, and tried them on a bc-iler type
TP-170 in a pouer sta'Ion Gf tli'lf- Moscow System. The
effectiveness of the measures was assessed by 54 thermr,-
cvanles installad at -iarious --ilaces in the boiler. To
make the temperature r!ore ;ni.c-.m in "he ma-'Ln drum during
the process of rais-inE stcari. t-., lower parts of the -drum
were steam-heated by an arr-Dn'aem2nt illustrated
dia~;ra-,r,.ati3ally in Fig The steam used for this
su*)er-healu-ed 9.t a -.'ressure -~f 100 - 110 atm.:;
and came from the -n-e4hbru7ing boiler afte-r first redu-.ing
tho prc-Tslare to 50 - 60 atms. The steam-heating equipment,
which is briefly described, w-as started up before tute
burners were lit and dour. ulien thr, pressure ill the
Card 3/5 boiler reached 60 atms. The naximum ha-atin6 effect was
obtained with a s-'Ueai-,. :!or-cuml-tion of tons/hour.

SOV/96--5e-8-?/D 2
, C_
Temperature Irregialarities in High-Pressure Boller Drums and
Methods of Reducing them
Graphs of tempera~-ure change in the walls of the main drum
during the process of raisinE steam, with the application
of steam-heating and wit~iout it, are seen in Fig 3. Wit!)
steam-heating tliere was practically no tem,)erature
difference between different parts of the drum, and the
temperature-drop in the wall thickness was reduced to
10 - 150C. Steam-heating of the main drum had little
effect on '. he temperature distribution in the separating
drum, where heating conditions are governed by circulation
in the pipes. To prevent temT~erature irregularities from
occurring during shut-down, the drums were filled with
water soon after the fire was extinguished and the boiler
was disconnected fTom the steam line. Some practical
difficulties were met in carrying this out. The method
of controlling the water level is illustrated diagram-
matically in Fig 4. It will be seen from the curves in
Fig 5 that filling with waLer in this way reduced the
Card V5 temperature differences and also made it possible to
maintain the heat of -,',Ile drums for a considerable peri,~Di,-

sov/96-"8-8-9/22
Temperature Irregulaxities in H_1*~h-Pres sure Boiler Drums and
Methods of Reducing them
which is very impor'~-ant when the boilers are kept in hct
reserve. It was not always easy to check that the drums
were full of water; the difficulties encountered in this
respect are specific to boilers with separating drums when
u u
there is not mu-,h difference between the height of the top
of this drum and the M.7hest point of the steam-raising
tube.
There are 5 figures and 2 literature references (Soviet)
ASSOCIATION: ORGRES
Boilers--Temperature factors 2. Boilers--Pressure
3. Temperature--Theory
Card 5/5

inzh.; MUCHM. G.F., inzh.; RAY9V. B.Kh., inzh.
Conditions for the transfer of boilers from operating to stand-b7
basis. 1919k. sta. 30 no.2: U-14 F '59. (MIRA 12:3)
(Boilers)

KESUCH"IMOV, I.A., Inzh., KUCEMIK, G.F., inzh.
Warming up of high-pressure boiler steampipes. Blek. sta. 31
no-3:8-10 Mr 160. (MIRA 13:8)
(Boilers) (Steampipas)

MSHCHURIOV, I.A., inzb.; MUCHUM, GJ?., inzh.
I. ,".
4~iick starting of high-pressure drum boilers. Mek.sta.
31 no.4:10-16 Ap 160. (HIPA 13: 7)
(Boilers)

IMESHCHANINOV, I.A., iazh.; MUCHNIK., G.F.,iazh.; RAYEV, B.Kh... inzh.
Operation of TFL-230 boilers with decreased loads. Elek.sta. 32
no,4-*10-14 AP 161. (MA 14:7)
(Boilers)

MESUCHANINOV. L.
'U ~~-
Some results of now work organization and wage structure in the Donets
Basin. Sots. trud. no.9:50-54 158. (KIPA 111-10)
(Donate Basin-Vages and labor productivity)

r'L;LiliGl!AllVOV t L.
----Va-g-e fund structure of workers in incli 3try. Sots.
trud 6 no. 2:28-35 F 161. 04IW, 14:2)
(Wage payment systems)

DYATLOV, V.L.; L.S.
......
I
Uomputer systems and automated sy9tems for the (,ont-rol of research
operations. Vych. els4l. nr,.1197-26 16,-, (1,1'~'2A 18.1)

HESHCHOINOV, P.A., kandidat tekhnicheak-ikh nauk.
Phase scheme of compounding with an electromaguetic corrector. Elek.
sta. 24 no.4:36-38 Ap '5). (MLRA 6:5
(I)YU&MOS )

IMSHOMINOT. P.A., kandidat takhatchaskikh nauk.
........
Simplifying the excitation schame of a turtogeaerstor. Ilek.sta. 25
no.5:54-55 Ky 154. (MM 7:6)
(Dynamos)

MESHCHAMNOV. P. , kandldr,- L. . ),nzhonar;
"InITS071 G.. inz!.k-pr.
k)l conjectiu, t to I-. v,, i ttr, a i t o rnk, current
",; Je Is' RA 10
..nrl,ie generaton, ot
14 iirolayevakiy e, Lroite iyy ;.nst i t,;t
h

BOSOV, V., inzb.: IbMOV. E., starshiy prepodavatell; MESHCHANINOV, P.
Circuits and self-v-nesironization relwIs of synchronnua marine
ganorators. Mor. flot 18 no.8:9-10 Ag 158. (MIRA 11:9)
1. Nikolayevskiy korablestroitel'nyy institut.
(Electricity an ships)

mm-1HA14121OV, S. 1.
"Basic Changes in the Udders of Tagil-Ostfriesland Cattle in
Relation to Massage, 1-iiLcing, Age, and Productiv-., ty." Cand Agr
Sci, All-Union Inst of Experimntal Veterinary Sci, Moscow, 1953.
(RZhBiol, No h, Oct 5h)
Survey of Scienti"ic ari,,i 'rectinical Dis:3terta.ims Defended at USSR
Higher Educational Institutions (10)
So: Sum. No. h81, 5 May 55

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USSR / Farm Ardmals. Cattle.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 9, 1958, 40431.
Author : Soldatenkov, P. F., Mean anjAovL S. I., Ganyush-
kina, S. 1A., Trukhina, Ye. Po, FIT-a'flo-vich, V. V.
Inst ;Not given.
Title :The Effect of Certain Feeds and Their Mixtures
on the Physiological Processes and the Milk
Fat Content in Cows of the Tagil Breed.
Orig Pub: Tr. In-ta biol., Urallskiy fil. AN SSSR, 195?,
vyp. 4, 84-96.
Abstract: As an addition to pasturing and green feed sup-
plementation, dairy cows were given feed min-
tures, according to groups, as follows: lst
group - 60% of cottonseed meal, 30% of wheat
bran, 10% of oatmeal; 2nd group - 35%, 30%
and 350%, respectively; 3rd group - 10%, 30%
and 6VIo, respectively& The aggregate amount
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USSR / Farm Animals. Cattle.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 9, 1958, 40428.
Author : ~Ue_shchaninov, S. I.
Inst tNot given.--
Title The Changes of the Milkiness and of the Fat
Content in the Milk of Cows of the Tagil Breed.
Orig Pub: Zhivotnovodstvo, 1957, No 8, 61-64.
Abstract; The productivity of ten cows, which were com-
paratively uniform as to their characteristics
during a single lactation and a preceding dry
period, was studied. The rations were prepared
every 10-15 days, and were diverse for differ-
ent cows. The dynamics of the fat content in
the milk of cows during one lactation was stud-
ied. In 8 cows out of 10, with an increase of
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SLOBODII-,', IVIIM'K. Yu.I.; KUZOVIEV, NAGAYEV,
b'YCMT.'*,F.A.: KO',7VAKOV,P.O.#
ced.; UJ.'(,VA, reu.izd-va; TAMVA, li.F., tekhn.red.
[Distribution and specialization of agriculture in Chelyabinsk
Province] Razmeshchenie i spetAalizaisiia sellskogo khoziaistva
Cheliabinskoi oblasti. Sverdlovsk, All SS&R, 1963. 204 p.
(V~ 16: 12)
1. Akadeiiiya nauk SSSR. Urallskiy filial, Sverdlovsk. Otdel
ekonomicheskikh issledovarliy.
(Chelyabinsk Province--Agriculture-Economic atipects)

HESHCHILNINOV, S.M.; KRYM. K.S.
Method for studying thixotropv of plastic lubricants. Proizv. smz.
mat. no.I.-5-24 156. (MIRA 10:11)
1. Leningradskiy neftemaelozavad imani Shaumyana.
(Thixotropy) (Lubrication and lubricants)
MUNN
I'm-, - MIRIRMF~

DOBKIN, I.Ye.; HESHCHA11INOV. S.M.; PARYNNOV. N.14.
.roperties of solidol obtained from mixtures of oxidired
Industrial D
liquid petroleum waxes and high-molecular synthetic fatty acids.
Proizv. smaz. mat. no.2t6-15 '56. (MIRA 10:11)
1. Isningradskiy neftemaslozavod imeni Shaumyana.
(Imbrication and lubricants)
(Acids, Fatty) (Paraffins)

KM, K.S. . RSHCHANINOT, S.M.
Us *8 of the KS-4 instrument for studying the mechanical properties
of lubricating greases under operating conditions. Proizv.smazemt,
no*4:9-29 157. (14IU 11:9)
l.Laningmdakir neftemelozavod Im. Shaunyana.
(Lubrication and lubricants-Tasting)

HESHCHAHIYPY~_ S. 14. ; ZABEL11U. M.P.
Changes In the mechanical properties of c6*ePcIal greases
when used in combination with each other. Proizv.smaz.mat.
no.5:44-54 '59. OURA 13:4)
1. Loningradakiy opytiVy neftecaslozavod imeni Shaunyana.
(TAibrication and lubricants)

29451
C> S/061/67/000/017/153/166
B117/B110
AUTHOR:
TITLE: Practical importance of parameters, determined in the labora-
tory, concerning the mechanical properties of plastic lubricants
PERIODTCAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiyp-, no. 17, 1961, 473-474,
abstract 17M230 (Tr. 3-y Vses. konferentsii po treniyu i
iznosu v mashinakh. M., AN SSSR, v 3, 1960, 270-277)
TEXT: The effect of basic rheological characteristics was examined: shear
strength (Tnr), thixotropic destruction, and restoration of the efficiency
of plastic lubricants (PL) (synthetic and aliphatic greases, 1 -13, 303
(ZLZ), and others). The investigation was conducted on roller bearings of
different drive mechanisms (tractor drum, car wheel hub, bushes of rall-
road-cars,electric motors, and saw frames). Tnr and the thixotropic
properties were determined on a device of the ty-pe MC-4 (?-TS-4). In it, the
lubricant was subjected to shear deformation in the clearance between a
fixed outer and a rotating inner cylinder. By measuring the torque at the
outer cylinder, the initial T nr and viscosity of PL were determined along
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S/081/,), '000/017/11-W!66
Practical importance of parameters ... B117.-/B110
with their chanve after destruction within 1 hour, and after the subsecuent
relaxation within 2 hours. An increase of Tnr reduces the discharge of i~L
from the roller-bearing separator. The discharge is particularly
influenced by Tnr at values < 1 91cme. If Inr>/2-5 9/cm2, PL is practically
not discharged from the mobile parts. The delivery of PL to the bearing
bodies and their rolling surfaces is, however, impaired. The abnormally
strong discharge observed in some cases and not corresDonding to the Tnr
valu-s are frequently connected with a thixotropic PL destruction. It is
noted that the amount of the PL discharge may differ if different thickening
substances are used (Na and Li soap), even if Tnr remains equal. Size and
design of bearing are major factors for the discharge. A test made in a
tractor drum revealed that plastic lubricants (synthetic greases) regen-
erated thixotropically during relaxation ensure a better operation than 6,ell'
aliphatic greases, whose Tnr does not change during relaxation. This is
connected with drum test conditions: 8 hr operation, 16 hr relaxation. The
ZLZ lubricant, which is destroyed the least in case of mechanical deforma-
tion,offered the best results in the continuous operation of a saw frame.
[Abstracter's note: COMDlete translation.]
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MESHCHANINOV, S.M.
Interrelation between laborato-y methods of testing and operational
qua~ties of the synthetic lubricating greases. Proizv. smaz. mat.
no.6 8:98-118 161. (MIRA 14-8)
1. Leningradskiy opytnyy neftemaslozavod imeni ShaunWana.
(Lubrication and lubricdnts--Testing)

--MESHCHANINOV, Samuil Mendeleyevich; GMSATCit, Vasiliy Nikolayevich;
GINZBURG, Ye.G.J. red.
[New oils and additives for gear tranwAssions; verbatim
--nort of a lecture 6elivered in the Leningrad House of
Scientific and Technical Information in February 19633
Novye masla i prisadki dlia zubchatvkh peredach; steno-
gramma lektsii, prachitannoi v LDNTP v 1'evrale 1963 g. Le-
ningrad, 1964. 37 p. (MIU 1?:7)

NESHCHAMOV, V.-P. (Veterinary Doctor. Syzran District Veterinary Hospital,
"Stu
Kuibyshev ObtaBI-J'and ENILIN, I. Ya. ~ dent, Ullyanav Agricultural Institute).
"Chlorophos in thelaziasis in cattle"
Veterinariya, vol. 39, no. 9, September 62 p. 27

mg5iHAIMOVA, C'. P.
r\
Meschaninffa, G. F. uThe determination of residual tentions arising in nitriding,,w
Dinamika i prochnost' aviad-vigateleyt Moscow, 1949, p. 1.13-22, - Bibliog: 6 items.
SO: U-3736, 21 MaY 53, (Letopis 'Zhuxnal Inykh Statey, No'. 17, 1949).
r%

FD 370
USSR/Physics Residual Stresses, Stress Analysis
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Author Serensen, S. V. and tLeshchaninova, G. P.
Title Tensometric determination of residual stresses ~'.- disks of varying
thickness
Periodical Zhur. tekh. fiz. 24, 473-478, Mar 1954
Abstract Discusses application of wire strain gages for determining residual
stresses in disks with sharp changes in thickness. Method makes
possible to measure not only radial and circular stresses but also
axial ones. Studies effect of conditions of heat treatment on
magnitude and distribution of residual stresses. Four references,
all USSR, one since 1887, others 1936-1950. Illustrations, graphs.
Institution
Submitted October 6, 1953

PHASE I BOOK EKPL401TATIOW SOV/4375
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut metallurgii imeni A.A. Baykova
Ustalost, metallov; materialy soveshchaniya po ustalosti metallov 22-24
sentyabrya 1958 g. (Fatigue of Metals; Materials of the Conference on Fatigue
of Metals, September 22-24, 1958) Moscow, 196o. 157 P. 3,500 copies printed.
Resp. Ed.: I.A. Oding, Corresponding Member, Academy of Sciences USSR; Ed. of
Publishing House: A.N. Chernov; Tech. Ed.: I.N. Dorokhina.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is intended for mechanical engineers,,
metallurgists, and scientific research workers.
COVERAGE: The collection contains discussions relating to fatIgue failure of
metals, fatigue in finished parts, and methods for testing endurance. Tneluded
are a critical review of existing theories on metal fatigue, sow data on
physical regularity patterns, and features of steel failure causedby fatigue.
Possibilities for applying a new criterion to the notch sensitivity of metals
and high-strength steels are investigated. The mechanism of failure due to
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Fatigue of Metals (Cont.) SOV/4375
corrosion fatigue of metals is discussed along with pertinent experimental
data. Also presented are the results of testing the fatigue strength of such
metal parts as large-size plates and various parts of machines used in the
petroleum industry. Problems involved in testing metals for fatigue are
examined. No personalities are mentioned. Each article is accompanied by
bibliographic references, most of which are Soviet.
TABLE OF CONfEM:
NATURE OF FATIGUE FAILURE
Ivanova,, V.S. Reviev of the Fatigue Theories 3
Serensens S.V. and Some Peculiarities
of Alloy Fatigue Failum at Elevated Temperatures 19
Shevandin., Ye. K. (deceased), R. Ye. Reshetnikova, L.K. Rubinahteyn.,
and L.F. 1(hudozhnikova. Sow Data on Physical Regularity Patterns
of Steel Fatigue Failure
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Fatigue of Metals (Cont.) Sov/4375
Ratner.# S.I* Endurance Under Repeated Loading and Resistance
To Brittle Failure 34
Oding,, I,A,,and S. Ye. aurevich. Criteria of Notch Sensitivity
of the Metal Under Cyclic Loading 47
Karkovets, M.P. Notch Sensitivity of High-Strength Steels 62
Belyayev, S. Ye. Notch Sensitivity of High-Strength Steels 72
Vedenkinj S.G.,and V.S. Sinyavskiy. Machanistm of Corrosion-
Fatigue Failure of Metals 80
PROBLE16 OF ENDURANCE-TESTING METHODS
Lebedev., T.A., T.K. Marinets, and A.I. Yefremov. Investigating
the Cyclic Strength of Metals by Plotting a Fatigue Diagram 97
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PLYUSHCIMV, V.Ye.; KCMISSAROVA. L.N.; 0SHCHANIMOVA. L.V.: AKTUMA. L.M.
Study df the Interaction of chloride@ of alkali and alkaline earth elements
In melts. Part ). Study of the Interaction of nedlum, potassium. calcium.
cenium, rubidium, and lithium chlorides in melts. Zhur.amorg.khIm.1 n*.4:
820-833 Ap 156. (MLRA 9:10)
l.Institut tonkoy khimicheakoy takhaologil Imeni M.1omonosova.
(Chlorides)

crluyj" "'Y IS S, R X-Ij
CA11,2GORY
A 5 33 . J (Y. IR FIZBiol. ~7 1
A', J T, i Q R t-~astinskaya, 6. B.; Vkshchaninova~ P4. b.
E 'T Cenlr_~l Instit-ute of'Y_,Dr,~casts
I IT L" Agroi-.ydroingical ?~f feet ivenelns of' T.-rigatior
of '],rain Crops in the 6outhr-a-z", of Lurcq:ean
OR IG .PU a. Tr. "sevitr. lri_'~a ))roFI~ozov~ 15571 'No 5~j
3-19
onr c ci in
Vlere
A:-~:3 1,~?AT c 1 u _t e
3uz*_,tljj3,,1 t r) glowy content of S:Al c or. u it i a P.
v
AE If e10 a, M e r u
Lf~ i U of f3pring-whe~.A plants, or! Irrigated an6
i~~,,r-irrigated fields .-- of uiedium-lo;~.xy sout'herr, che--rc-
zems. Cciisumptlon of soil motsture is h.~gher with irri-
gation t1jin without (5-( and 1-3 mm, rcspe~ctivtly). UucEr
conditions of irrigatulon the effectiveness of soll-niaio~urc-
utilization is ereater than without irrigation; YioLstlure
expendiiturt~ per unit of grain harvest is 2 tivws less in
the former case. Irrigation results in greater intei-.,sitv
of gro-Ah ac~:rktion, by 1.5-2 times; number of productive
stai-ks is incrca5ed by 1.8 times, -while that of absc-,lute
3
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LYUBOMUDROVA, S.V.; MESHCHATTIMVA, N.B.
Relation between soil moisture conditions and the rate of corn
growth. Trudy TSIP no.101:97-101 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(Corn (Maize)) (Plants, Effect of soil moisture on)

MESHCMIDIOVA, R.
Riga - Chess
With the chess players of Riga, Shakh. v SSSR 30 no. 3, 1953.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,, June 1953. Unclassified.

, A
ck cy /V /' /V 0 ~ - ~ 7
AUTHORS: A., Ratni17-ova, O.L and Ideshchaninova, V.I.
TITILE: Enrichment mixed ores of the Berezovsk DepositF.
(Obo,'a.,3nckieniye E-:iesnanny1di rud Berezovskogo mestorozh-
deniya).
PERIODICAL: Tsvetiye- Metall',7, 1957, 110.01, Pp. 10-14 (USSR)
ABSTRACT- rMe firthors discuss the concentration at Berezovskaya
Plant Nr 1 of mixed sulphide-oxidised ore containinb
.Leaa, zinc and copper minerals as well as a considerable
quantity of I
,.5yrites. They Give a phase analysis of the
ore (Table and details of the proce e adopted before
April, 1956. This had many defects anN)uthors describe
the introduction at that tire of pyrites flotation and
the imDrovements obtlained thereby. For this flotation
sulph ic acid aiiJ soda to give a pH value of 8-8.5 viere
added between the sulphide and oxidised flotation c,-,,cle5;
lime was alse added durin,-.,- Lrinding. The adoption of
the new sche~aes are said to havo enabled the total
extraction of lead, zinc and copper to be increased by
15.5 and 3.501o, respectively. T~he scheme is said to b~
applicable to other sul-ohid'e-o.,!_'idised, pyrites-containinf;
ores,
There are t'hree fijures and four tables.
AVAILABLE : LibrarY of
1. Ore-Phase analysis

MITROFANOV, S. 1. (Moskva); RCZIN, Ye. Ye. (Moskva); MESIEHANINOVA a
V. I. (Mmkva)
-- A
Effect of chlorine ions on the flotation of cemant copper.
Izv. AN SSSR. Otd. tekh. nauk. Net. i topl, no.6,.179-184
N-D 162, Num 16:1)
(Copper) (Flotation-Squipment and supplies)

MITROFANOVP S.I.; ROZIN, Ye.Yq.; MESHCHANINOVA, V.I.
Assimilating in industrial conditions the combination method
for the dressing of low-f-Loatability oxidized copper ores with
a high-content of chrysocolla. Sbor. nauch. trud. Gintsvetmeta
no.ig:148--168 162. (MIRA 16:7)
(Ore dressing) (Copper ores)

MFSlf"HANINOVA,, Y.I.; VINOGRADOVA, M.A.; RABICREVA, L.M,; BABINA, 1,V.;
NIKITINA, IL.S., SYROVEGINA, K.V,; MYZFNK(-)V, F.A.
Developing a flaw aheet for the dresnl.ng of zinr fluorite
ores from the "Voznesenskoye" deposit and deLr-.rmIn4ng tne
behavior of fluorine In the proceBs of zJnc recovery fro-in
concentrates. Sbor. nauch. trud. Gintsvetmeta no.211:
165-181 165. (YIRA

WOR40WAsSo Ao# MMFJMD7AS A* L# GOWMAj, Zo So
Effect of penlcMin in gonorrhea. Vest. mar, No. 4., JUI7-
Aug. 50. P. 29-32
1. Of the MmavJan Sclantific-Reecamb SkIn-Venereological
institute (Dimator-ol"rof. A. M. KA*hsvddV).
Cus 19S 50 Nov. 9 1950

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KRICaUSKIT. A.~. profosoor: YMHANOV, S.I. . kandidat meditainakikh
nauk; MNSHCHANINOVA, Te.A.
Method of treating pyoderma, by injecting intracutansously a
mixture of small doses of penicillin and staphylococcal vaccine;
results of introducing this method into the practice of medical
organizations on a wide scale. Vest.venA dorm. no.1:20-24 Ja-V
'54. (HiaA 7:2)
1. Iz Ukrainakogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo kozhno-venerologi-
cheBkogo inatituta (direktor - professor A.K.Krichavskiy).
(Skin--Diseases) (Penicillin) (Staphylococcus)

USSR Pharmr~color:,-. Toxicolo~-J-C i C 0 t h e r'~ 7- e u t, I cV
i, -~ p -~-rpl t I o n s. ,nti-D 'Let ICS
Abo Jour Ref. Zhur - 3iolo-lyn, ,\Tlo- 1959, 14021
%uthor Frishmian, Eeshohrn-nino~ ~n Litvinov,
Ye. 3. ; ShinkareV-sk--yu, ~,-- S., Shlryr~yev,-, A.
Inst Kharkov Socic-,ty of Sclenae
Title Tre?Amunt of Synhilis Tith Ecmonovoc,'Lllin.
Ori Pub Tr. Kharlkovsk. naucI-M. LnL~d. o-v- , 191-57, vyp.
196-200
,~-bstraot No abatrr-ct
C,ard 1/ 1
FIF4GOVAt O*Mo; BRUND# A.I.; MM
~~~OVA~4.4,,
Pathogenesis and therapy of chronic staphylode=atitis, Test,,
derm*i vene 34 no.6:57-W 960. (MA 1302)
lo Iz Dkrainskago nauchno-iseledovatellskogo koshno-venerologi-
chesko instituta (dir, - dotsent B.A. Zadorozhnn).
NOTMMMCOCCAL nM=ICNS) (SM-DISMES)

MESHCHANINOVA, Ye.A. Cand Biol Soi -- (diss) "Fffect of penicillin upon
pathogenic staphylococci in vitro and in admin vivo." KherIkov, 1959. 13 pp
(Min of Health UkSSR. Khar ov St%te Med Inst), 200 copies (KL, 48-59, 114)
-17-

FIROGOVAP O.M., kand.med.nauk; k-and.biolog.nauk.
Prinimal a uchastiye ~... vrach.
Treatment of pyoderma vrith bicMin-3 in combination with
imminotherapy. Vest.derm. i ven. no.9:45-49162. (~MIA 16:7)
1. Iz Ukrainskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo kozhno-venero-
logicheskogo instituta, (zav. kozhUm. otdelom. A.P.Bazyka).
2. Vrach mediko-sanitarnoy chasti zavoda I'Serp i molot"
(for Sorokina).
(6KIN-DISWES) (BIGILLIN)

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143SHCEIAMN. Al2kaan4=-A1.8kaazxdrovich; ZCRIH, Vladimir Samsonovich;
k-awsoy, G.A., red.; ZAT2SUA, L.A.. tekhn.red.
(Mew developments In the aarvice industries) Brovon v bytovom
obslnzhivanii uasslenli6. Moskva. Vses.koop.izd-vo, 1960.
101 P. (MaA 14:4)
(Service industries)

MESEC Aleksvd vich;
- xrL _14j~AYEV, Dmitriy Aleksayevich;
M -.-~ZdGERT-i- A. P. , tekhn. red.
, G.A.,
[construction and repair of washing machines and floor polishers)
Ustroistvo i remont stirallnykh mashin i poloterov. Moskva,
Goemstpromizdat, 1961. 92 p. (KMA 15:7)
(Housing machines) (Household appliances)

LEPAYEV, D.A.; MESHCHANKIN, A.A.; KIRILLOV, L.M., red.; TRUSOV, N.L.,
tekm . ... ...
[Repair of cooling appliances of home electric refrigerators]
Remont kholodillnykh apparatov i agregatov domashnikh elektro-
kholodillnikov. Moskva, Gosmestpromizdat, 1962. 89 p.
(MIRA 16:2)
(Refrigerators)

. I.TI
3133 1' A.. N. THONSKii, 5 1
... I.,.,. --l- -- , -- - .
Kak pravillho izmerit' I v:,,chisltv zemellnve Floslicha Di. (7. pomoshch
kolkhoz. brip(liru) villhyus, :,owolitnauchzdat. 11)54,. 43 S.S. chert.
17 sm. 1-5,000 ekz. 45 K. - 'Ila litou, yi. - (54-V-~32) 52~.97 + O'~41.1?.

6 (2) SOV/112-57-5-10522
Translation from: Referativny-y zhurnal. Elektratekhnika, 1957, Nr 5, p 142 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Samoylo, K. A., Talanina, N. V., Meshchankina, A. Ye.,
Bogachev, 1. D.
TITLE: Method for Precision Measurement of Phase Difference
(Metod tochnogo izmereniya raznosti faz)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Moak. energ. in-ta, 1956, Nr 21, pp 89-99
ABSTRACT: Methods of precision measurement of phase difference, which are
based on the multiplication of frequency of the process in question, are
considered. It is pointed out that the accuracy of measuring the phase-shift
angle increases n times, where n is the frequency multiplication factor. A
number oi such schemes are considered; a scheme with a two-channel
frequency multiplication, a scheme with a switch and an auxiliary frequency
multiplication channel, and a scheme with a switch but without the auxiliary
multiplication channel. Two latter methods use an electr,- , -beam tube as an
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SOV/112-57-5-10522
Method for Precision Measurement of Phase Difference
output indicator; a round sweep is formed on the screen and readings are taken
by marking time. In one case, a sweep frequency is 4) and the phase shift
between time pulses is n(Sp, - T2 ); in another case, the sweep frequency is
nW and the pulse phase shift is ( ~pl - P2.). On the grounds of analysis of
errors af sociated with the above schemes, the inference is drawn that the
scheme vith a switch but without the auxiliary multiplication channel is the
most acc(!ptable. A block diagram of a wide-band phasemeter with a frequency
convertex is presented.
V. G. Zh-
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BLAGOVESHCHENSKAYA, N.M.; ZARUBINA, L.V.-, EONDIUMNK0, V.F.; MAKAROV, S.V.;
MESHCHANNINOVA, M.F.
Natural focus of Leptospira hebdomadis infectiins In Rostov Frivince.
Zool. zhur. 40 no.10:1457-Wo 0 161. (MIRA I loc))
1. Rostov-on-Don Institute of Epj.demiology, MicrobioloFy and
Hygiene. (ROSTOV PROVINCE--JIEPTOSPIROSIS)
(RODENTS AS CARRIE,,;LS OF DISEASE)

LAWZHI21SKIY, V.P., i.-,zb.; MXSHGIVJTOVj, L.I.., tekbalk
Establishing standarda for the removal of m~lo machines
with cyclic operatip n. Shakht,. stroi. 7 noJell-112: M,-163 _'7
( ul -,,(;I , . . " )
1. Nauclmo-issledovate!Oskiy goimorudnyy institut.

MESHCHANSKAYA.--L.3.
Rephallne rocks of the Pe4,-rol)avlcWfa section. YAt.po geol.Zap.Sib.
no.64:100-122 '63. (AURA 17:4)

Mesh.cnanshi,,', F. L -,Jon Q i aL *-r. n, -)r-)
On rull
L 2 Zs
c7,
SO:

MEES'ICHANSKIY, F.L.
14ashchanskiy, F.L. "Problem o:." Potanat," Sbornik nauch.-tekhn.
i proizvod. statay po goodezil, kartografii, topograffil, aeroal
yemko i gravimetrii, issue 20, 1948, p. 47-50
SO: U-2888, Letopis Zhurnallnylrh Statey, No. 1, 1949

1/1/,~-~l:-.--.,-/C~/9/1!~~'/"t'-.~X-//,- .- IL
ZAYTSIAV, V.Y.; HESHOWSKIY. F.L., redaktor; VASILITEVA, V.I., redaktor;
KM 1 HIN77' redaktor.
[Instruments for barometric leveling] P~ribory dlia barometriche-
skago niveliroyaniia. Moskva, Izd-vo geodezichaskoi lit-ry, 1956.
86 p. (Barometer) tW-RA 9:6)

AUTHORS: Scientific Collaborators of the T!3!FIIGAiY,: 8
Yurkina, M.I., Yereemeyev, V.F., Fedosov, F.I.,
Uspenskiy, K.S., Lreshchanskiy, F.L.
TITLE: Letter to the Editor (Pis'mo v redaktsiyu)
PERIODICAL: Geodeziya i Kartografiya, 1958, Nr 4, pp. 66-66 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: It is pointed out that different table3 published for the same
quantities, -ahich differ only by the distribution of the material,
by the reduction of the nw2ber of figures of tabulated amounts,
and by the modification of the intervals between them are being
published by various persons -aho describe thomselvos as authorg
and olaim authors' rights. It is dewanded that this state of
affairs be ended and that in no case these persons, ,,&o merely
carry out some modifications of existing tables, be allovmd to
claim authorship. The oalculation of tables must be
entrusted to the care of organizations, so that the costs of
editions aould be reduced.
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