SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MELKOV, N. I. - MELKUMOV, T. M.

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MELIKOV9 inzh.
Provisional requirements of the T.S.F.S.A. R Iver Fleet Register
to pusher-tugs and vessles geing pushed. Sudostrcenie 27 no.3176
mr, 161. (MIRA 14:3)
(Towing)

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CC N& 5 URCE CODE..-Uft7o4lT/661000/015-/0196/0196-
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INVENTOR* Zhukovskiyo A,-'1.';~'br16vskiYp, V.J.; Melkov M. X.*, Aleshin, V. A.;
Kuteminski
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ORG: none
.TITLE: A devic6 for 1~atradticing -'601ti-yes while fueling aircraft. Class 62,
No. 184150
ic- i_- 1966, 196
SOURCE: Izobret prom:0bri;a'z'A 15S
nog
TOPIC TAGS: aircraft' ,fuel' system,". fuel additives,aircraft fuel system equipment
ABSTRACT: An Author Certific .ate has been issued for a device for introducing
additives while fueling an aircraft' It contains a tank for the additives with a
measuring glass, receiving neck, an~ a drain tap connected with a pipe through a
pump, a flov tape, and a sprWer -with a fuel-supply line. For the automatic regula-
tion of the fuel additive, its pump'is connected to a vane pump, which is inside the
fuel-supply line and Is spun by the flow of fuel.
SUB COEE: 21, Ol/ SUBM-DATE:,; l4karA
Card 1/117',L uDc: 629.13.01/.'o6

MELKOVA , V . ; 'SKU'lli A , 11 . ; 0 1 i, 11 N i~ I , i.'.
The effect of ph,~q~Latc- cement rr. dentin in the electrun
scople picture. Cesk. etomat. b5 no.5:32'1-330 S 165.
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Purkyne v Brno (prednosta prof. dr. Jos. Sv,--Jda, DrSc.) a Vyz-
kumny ustav stavehmich hmot v Brne (prednosla inz. J. 'Iacnk~,

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SUBJECT USSR / PHYSICS CARD 1 / 2 PA - 1607
AUTHOR MELKOV,V.G.
TITLE Methods of Prospecting for Uranium Deposits.
PERIODICAL Atomnaja Energija, 1, faso. 1, 83-90 (1956)
Issued: 3 / 1956
Uranium deposits occur in post-magmatic, sedimentary, and sedimentary-meta-
morphic rock. At the beginning of investigations one must distinguish between
areas of equal geological structure and history, on which occasion postmagma-
tic strata and old basins with sediments are above all dealt with. There
follow data concerning the geological and geohistorical formation of such de-
velopments as well as concerning the chemical disintegration of uranium.
Postmagmatic deposits of uranium are formed together with the latest products
of magma-decomposition, enriched with silicon and volatile components. They
do not occur in extensive fissures but in the accompanying sharp tectonic
cracks. The strongest agglomerations are formed in crystalline rocks such as
gneiss, quartzite, hornblende, etc. Uranium-containing rock is formed in seve-
ral stages. If the uranium stages occur side by side during the process of
mineralization, veins are formed which are characterized by complex uranium
ores. Large deposits have few admixtures, small ones have many.
In the oxidation zones of sulphitio deposits horizontal strata are formed on
top of the other, whereas in deposits without or with little sulphur these
strata are less marked and less pronounced.

Atomnaja Energija, 1, fasc.1, 83-90 (1956) CARD 2 / 2 PA - 1607
In marine sediments a narrow uranium-containing stripe of some 100 m width
occurs at a distance of some km from the coastline. In normal sedimentary
rocks uranium is found in oxides, accompanied by organic substances, whereas
in the case of a higher metamorphosis organic substances are transformed into
anthracclites.
Whilst uranium prospecting from the air is the quickest method and facilitates
the plotting of charts of J, -activity, prospecting with motor vehicles is
carried out in areas of less probability according to the possibilities
offered by existing traffic conditions.
Radiohydrometric methods offer the advantage that they disclose hidden ore
deposits, and they are employed together with the other methods mentioned:
Examination of emanation content, uranium content of the rock, luminescence
tests carried out by night, and geobotanic methods.
INSTITUTION:

PUKHALISKIT, Leonid Choslavich; TANISEEVSKIT,
-Mk~ ,M.T., redaktor iEdatellstva; POPOV, N.D..
to chaskly redaktor.
[uranium prospecting] Poiski mestorozhdanii urana. Pod red. Z.K:
lAvishovskogo. Koskya, Goo. nauchno-takhn. izd-vo lit-ry po geologii
i okhrane nedr, 1957. 218 p. (MlaA 10:5)
(uranium) (Prospecting)

AL'TGAUZEN, M.N.; GIVZBURG, I.I.; DUBOVSKAY-A, MA.; 7MHOV, A.D.;
. OSIKIIII N.I.; R(YZHKOVAO Ye.V.; STRAKHOV, N.M.;
IKwwHmmmRUmS N.A.; SMWZCHKM$ I.V.; SHCIMMKOV, D.I.;
YANSHIN,, A.L.; AMIRASUITOV, A.A.; GOrPIAN, la.D.; ZUESEV,, I.N.;
KOROVYAKOV, I.A.; ORWVA, P.V.; PASWAO F.G.; SAAMN, P~S.;
TERM17FIVA, K.F.; SHANOBSKIY, L.M.; CHERNOSVITOV, Yu.L.;
SHCHMINA, V.V.
Brii Konstantinovich Goretskii; obituary. Sov.geol. 4 no.12:
153-155 D 161, (MIRA 15:2)
(Goretakiio Iurii Konstantinovich, 1912-1961)

FLOROVSUYA# V.N.; WILKOV, V.G.
Bitumens in igneous rocks. Mln.syrle no.5:83-86 162.
(KIRA 16W
(Bitunen-Geology)

1,ELKOV V G.; SERGEYEVA, A.M.
Some data on coffinite. Zap.Vsea.min.ob-va 92 no.2:1-95-135
162* (MIRA 15:6)
(Coffinite)

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GIOINA, M.H.; KOGANOVA. G.V.; IARICH9VA, G.H ; HSLKOVA A.Ye.; FOLTAKOVA.
M.G.; SKOEMIKINA, I.F.; IKONNIKOV, V:V prof . ot7etat7en"y red.
ROSHCHINA, L.. red.izd-ve; LABBDIV, A., tekha.red.
[State Bank of the U.S.S.R.; a brief account on the fortieth
anniversary of the October Revolution) Gasudarstvennyi bank SSSR;
kratkii ocherk k sorokalettiu Oktiabria. Moskva, Gosfinirdat,
1957. 254 P. (MIRA 11:2)
1. Gosudarstvennyy bank. Moscow.
(Banks and banking)

4- K 6
BLAGOVA. Z.S.. inxh.; MMIXOVA, A.Te., inth.
ReVnersting miasma gospensions in indmatz-4al and laboratory
conUtloase Sbor, Udozin, po obog. I brik, ugl, no,1:25~-31 157,
(Owl prepu~ition-lqmt9wnt emd imppUos) (ML 3.1-.4)

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1AUTHORS.'
rw~ov. R.

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ZAIMOT. N.N.; LUMM. I.I.; TAX&RINA. U.8.; M=VA. L.K.
.
Degree of bactorial cont"Ination of air In food preparation depart-
sent@ of public eatIM places. Gig. 1 san. n0.2.-34--38 Ja 154. (NSA 6:12)
1. Is san1tarno-spidentologIcheskoy stantell P*trogradekogo rayona
Leningrada.
(Restaurants, lunch rooss. eta.-Smitation) (Air-Bacterlology)

KUSHTAWVI G.V.; ~ ~LIKOVA,_ L.A.
Canned small fish and vegetables. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.;pishch.
tekh. no.3:74-7S 160. (MIRA 14: S)
1. Astrakhanskiy tekhnicheskiy institut rybuoy prcmyshelnnosti
i khozyaystva, Kafedra takhnologii rybrqkh produktov.
(Fish., Canned) (Vegetables, Canned)

LKOIV
YARZRMKIT, Ta.Ta.; ME ~A,4#.; PROTOPOPOV. A.L.; BLAZKO, L.P.
Foruation of gliding surfaces in some halogen rocks. Dokl. AN
SSSR US no.5:1184,1185 F 163. (MIRA 16:3)
1. Voesoyuxnyy nauchno-issiedovatel'skiy institut galurgii,
Leningrad. Predstavlano akademikom N.M.Strakh9vym.
(Haloidite)

", MEJKOVA, Ye. P.
-_, I, ~ -11 --- - -
Formation of Oligocene-Miocene underground waters in the Turgay
Gates and their utilization in the water supply [with slim"nry in
English]. Sov. geol. 1 no.10:139-154 0 '58. (MIRA 12-.3) .
l.Moskovski7 gorodsko7 proyaktno-izyskatel'nyy institut po transportu,
Ministerstva transportnogo stroitelletva SSSR.
(Turgay Gates--Water. Underground)

hoU, Ye.p., al i - (UL 5) 11 il I v ~ Z, ~'j. of;
tile conaitions lot, th,~ of' U13 I'T*U-`h la,;C! .L0,erS
in the nur ~hern rw_r, in of 'ui z: u~ C ~A, i.-m U.,-, Lr
m..-~IninC. for -- oluti on )f '-no al tiz,:r 1,,, prol lem.5.11
1:10scayl, 19b-0, 21 pp (.*,.osco;v Sta:,e u,i.'Lv Lm - V. Lomonosov)
(?,L, 34-0, 121)

KZLKOVA, Ye.P., kand.geol.-mineral.nauk; ZAYTSEV, A.S., inzh.
Prospecting Por ground water. Transp. stroi. 13 no.7:30-32 Jl 163.
(Water, Urderground)

MELKOVSKIY, A. K.
Melkovskiv, A. K. "The millk sur) ly of Saratov in the -,,ost-war five-year plan",
P
Saratov, Issue 7, 1948, pp. 32-1-6.
SO. U-3261, 10 April 53 (Letop's 'Zhurnal Iri:rkh Statey No. 11, 1949)

MELYOZERNOVA, M.
Supply branches vith practical payment and receiving plans. Den.
i kred. 21 no.9t58-59 3 163. (MIF-A 16slO)
1. Upravlyayushchiy Pashlyskim otdelaniyem Gosbanka.

ACC NRs m6o2976-t
Monpgraph
NeLkoz!rov, Fetr Semenovich
Drives in automa.
td
control systems;
.......................
UR/
c
energy characteristics and selection of
parameters (P vady v sistemakh avtomaticheskogo upravleniya; energeticheskiy
0
raschet i vybo parametrov) Moscow, Izd-vo "Energiye, 1966. 383 p. illue.,
biblio. Errat slip inserted. 11,
t,
000 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: autoTuatic control, automatic control system, automatic control design,
linear automatic control, nonlinear automatic control, automatic control equip-
ment automatic control technology, automatic control theory, automatic control
OR I Vle
PURPOSE AND COVEI*GE: This book is intended for engineers working in the design and
construction or drives used in automatic control systems, and students studying
the theory of ~utomatlc control. The author discusses various problems encounter-
ed in the design and construction of automatic-control drives. Emphasis is on the
computation ofenergy characteristics which ensure the performance criteria pre-
scribed for such automatic control systems, the selection of basic parameters.,
and the development of nonlinear structural block diagrams and electronic drive
model taking Into account the nonlinear characteristics. There are 92 referedces
of which 84 are Soviet.

ACC NR: AM60297671
TABLE OF CONTEWS. (abridged]:
Introduction -- 3
Ch. I. The drive as an element of an automatic control system -- 6
Ch. II. Problems and stages in designing drives 64
Ch. III. Calculation of energy characteristics 67
Ch. IV. Basic relationships in motor power and design computations -- 107
Ch. V. Linearized equations,-transfer functions,, and structural block diagrams
of drives -- 164
Ch. VI. Generalized nonlinear structural block diagram of a drive -- 216
Ch. VII. Selecting parameters for an automatic control system drive -- 228
Ch. VIII. Step-by-step type and electromagnetic automatic control system
drives -- 248 f
Ch. IX. Pulse, rolaq,, and optimum speed drives -- 272
Ch. X. Experimental Investigation and reliability of drives -- 302
Ch. X1. Open-loop electrical drives -- 334 - -
SUB COM 09# 13/ SUBM DATE: 14Api-66/ ORIG MW: OM/ OM MW: 006/

GRINEVICH, Feodosiy Boriso-vich; KARAIMLYEV, K.B., otv. red.;
I.-EUCZ&HOVAI, T.B., red.
[P.utomatic a.c. bridges] Av-tomaticheskie mosty peremennogo
toka. Novosioirsk, Red.izd.otdel Sibirskogo otd-niia AN f-S-13R,
1964. 213 P. (MIHA 17: F)

MCS, Eq YANKMKIYI G. [Jankovokisp G.); PRAULITB,, G.
Electroencephalographic data of mochanoreoeptor and baroreceptor
stilmilation of the wall of the uterus on the cerebral cortex of
a pregmmt voman. Vestis Latv ak nd*2:109-3.15 162o
1. Institut eksperimentallnoy i klinicheskoy meditsiny AN
Latviyakoy SSR.

HUM$ E.; PRESS, B.
Regeneration of the uterine mucosa following abortion by means of
vam= mochleation, Vestis Latv ak no.3:3.133-118 162.
I* Tmtitut eksperimentallnoy i klinicheakay meditsiny AN
Latvipkoy SSR.
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I-IML I KULOV, L. G.
Ilechanizatien uuta--iatlon of surface operations of cc I --dnez.
Biul.tekh.-elco.n.inform. no.1:12-19 161. C -4- 14:2)
(Coall and rdnine,--hutomation)
(Coal minin.- c-~,hinery--Techno:Loi.;ical innovations).

MELIKUMOVI A~
Join our ranks.' Sor,, profsoiuzy 19 no.l-.28-29 'Ta '63.
(MM 16--.1)
1. Zaveduyuahchiy otdelam, po rabote 9 kinolyabitelyam-i
TSentrallnoy studii telovideniya.
(Amateur motion pictures)

Against deficiencies with a raotion-picture cam-ez-a. So,,,.
profsoiuzy 20 noJi26-27 F 164. (IERA .17:3)

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nVior In 4mimlate&-Idtli V=.'

IrrvontivaLtonz on th,7 !'9e of' !-!etall;c ~`nlvents In
A. 1~)49, (6), 9-131 avc~. Env. Ab!?., 1950,
n PusntAn). usei !to Icaded " t4n blow mil- after n lor -
1-t-CO-1v h-Ot and Ulfirmal in the porcelnin tul-i 7he reneral
thi, f,l,;o 4..qrv rf--d wint 1) v ntv~-ln.- lho vlvnow,!i .:- tiv tit, Irlm;- to
, ead -wrio tou-i-.p, *,,l.Artl (tin wa.,l fo~ltld q ~i : nble, W)llvh, wt,e,l
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la!l*pr beads. Ihe head nii-tr, 1-e at -11 -* f--d n ~ and I tr, e f r, ct cie-:ends sone-
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by rr,)lor.:-d j,lov: t~& 1,inimin fiiq~n;- c,ir-ent, '-~,, n, ort
r,.c!-,ccd tnte lattior.

KOSTROV, K.F.; BIRYUKOV. V.G.; SIRGTIMKIY, L.I.; MLOT, A~N.; K02HMOV, VS.;
AKOFTAU. A.A.; KILIVINOV. A.M.; LARrONOV. 7.P.
Professor G.T.Butkovich. Fiftieth anniversary of his birth. IlektrichestTo
no.10:92 0 153. (912A 6:10)
(Butkovich, Georgii Vladimirovich. 1903- )

MELINUMOVO A.M.p -kand. tekhn. nauk
Simall oil-filled awitches. Slaktroteldinik- 34 no.lOt6-10
0 163. (MIRA 16:11)

M-ELKUMOII, V, A.
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State of the c~ardicvaacular system in aged patients with pulmona-ry
tuberculcsis during antibacterial treatment. Probl. tub. 42 no.3~
39--" '64. (MIRA 18-1)
1. T,'3pnlrallnyy Institut tuberkuleza (direkt-or - deyatvitellrTy
chlen &N SSSR prolf. N.A.Shmelev) Ministerstva. zdravookhrananiva
SSSR, Moskva.

S/129/62/000/004/003/010
E073/E535
AUTHORS: Boyarinova, A.P., Dlel'kum0v. I.N,, BrtAsilovskiy, B.S.
and Kontsevaya, Ye.M., Engineers
TITLE: Causes of brittle fracture of the nickel-chromium-
aluminium alloy ~)V1652 (Ei652)
PERIODICAL: xletallovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka metallov,
no.4, 1962, 14-17 + I plate
TEXT: In the production of cold rolled 3 nim sheet from the alloy
E1652 large cracks were frequently observed after intermediate hot
rolling to 4.1 mm. In this paper the results are given of special
investigations made for determining the causes of formation of such
cracks and the method of eliminating them. In the investigations
three experimental nickel-base heats of the following compositions
were used: Table 1
No. Cr A 1 Si Mn S P Fe
1 26.8o 3.00 0.25 o.o6 6.007 o.oo6 o.46
2 28.08 3.35 0.23 0.07 o.oog o.oo6 0.44
3 27-00 3.14 0.22 0.07 0.007 0-005 Mo
Card 1/2

S/129/62/ooo/oo4/003/010
Causes of brittle fracture E073/E535
All the three heats contained 0.0%'0' C and I - 03'1'0 " Ze". I t wa s
found that the cause of brittle failure of the alloy in the hot
rolled state is the slow cooling in the temperature range
700 to 6000C, during which the solid solution decomposes and an
inter-metallide phase of the type N'3A1 forms. The quantity of
the rejected phase depends on the time during which the alloy is
within the dangerous temperature range. Combined with the
stresses caused by work-hardening and also the thermal stresses,
the rejection of the intermetallide phase leads to the formation
of cracks. - To.prevent cracking, the breakdowns should be cooled
separately (to 2000C) before stacking. There are 3 figures and
3 tables.
1 -035// Ze
jAbstracter's note: 0 is obviously a printing error
NSSOCIATIONS: Zavody "Elektrostall" ("Elektrostall" Works)
and "Serp i Molot"
Card 2/2

==iou nt AM29225 SAY133/64/000/004/0320/0323
AUTHORS: Molikhov, Pe I.; Boyarinova, A. ?.j Orashchankow, P, Hj Ifelikumov. I* gel
TITLEt Industrial development of smelting new stainleas heat-resistant stftl
SN-2 (EI904)
SOUWIE: stal~2?4 -. 4, 1964a 320-323
TOPIC TAGSt steel, stainless steel, stainless heat-resisting steel.. steel SM-2
(E1904), austanito-martansite steel, carbon adnixture, nickel admixture, phase
composition
ABSTRAGT s Austenftlc-wrtensitic steel SN-2 (E1904) ia now being smelted in arc
furnaces of industrial capauitye Small inclusions of carbon. and nickel alter the
phase composition of steel# thus giving It the desired propertiese The chazical
composition of the steel (inQ Lot
c at Cr
0.05-0.09