SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEKALOVA, L.I. - LEKES, J.

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AUTHORt Dojiisov, S,, I.; Ivanov, A. I.; Lekalova, L. I.
ORG: none
TITL.7: Industrial production of olectrothermal silumin
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SOMC3 : Zotallurgicheskaya i goniorudnaya promyshlennost', no, 1, 1966, 43-46
TOPIC TAGS: aluminum alloy, silicon alloy, mtal extraction, mtal m1ting, kaolin,
annealing
ABST.-RACT: The electrothqrmal method for productfo~n oi silukn developed by the'
All- 0 lui "11m -1 Nfing sium Institute is preferable to the conventional
technicuo of producing this alloy by inalting pure aluminum's& silicori4,~ The
introduction of '%his vxthod into industry vrill reduce the capital outlay
,(by 25-30'~`D) an(! not cost of silumin production (by 4-5% for low capacity plants~
and by 3^v-~,V- for lar-e anterprises). The alectrothermal mothod for Silumin
production is effective even when less than 20% aluminum from the initial
kaolin Is used. Experiments were conducted to find optimum conditions for
qnrichment of kaolins to p-oduce alloys without-using aluadna. The kaolins
,used in the study had the following cheruc---..l composition in IP': Al 0- 39--62--
SiO2--44 42;
-1.6;
(CaO+'.:O)--0.2;
T102--0,9;
P205--0.08; ca. cination
Fe2o
A b2
loss-12:98. tch of kaolin with~an A1203. .SiO2.rat.ko_of 0.892 was ro.asted j
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at viHous temporAures and then leached irc-a 200 g/1 solution of alka1i-, in
Na,20 at a temperature of 90-951C for one half hour. Curves are given showJng
the extr40tion of silica and alumina into solution as a function of roasting
-A-emperature. The extraction of silica into the solution increases sharply
With tompe,_,ature reaching a maximum of 73-77~' at 900-10000C. Roasting of
kaolin at higher temperatures rotards the transition of silica of the soluable
:phase. Extraction drops to 32% a", 13000C due to the formation of raullite
-which dissolves poorly in alkali solutions. Curves are also given showing
~tho extraction of silica and alumina into solution as a ftiction of annealing
tinio.. An increase in the annealing time past one-half hour has little effect
on the silica extraction. - Extraction shows a maxi=m at 1,150-200 g/1 Na20-
The experimental data are used as a babis for setting up a sy;tam'for optim=
production of elootrothermal siluneLn without using alumina.,.' Orig. art-*' hast'
5 figures and I table',, /_JPRS7
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AUTHOR: Lekanov., A.G., Maj
TITLE: To Eliminate the'Causes for POtElltial Aircraft Aceidents
(Isklyuchit' predposylki k letnyn pinlsshestviyam'.. e. Is
This Kind of Training Necessary? (Nuzb-ny !I taki-N'e trenazhi?)
e
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vozdushnogo flota, 1959, Nr 1, PP 37-39 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is the third of three articles which appear under the
main title as given above. The author states that practicing In
aircraft cockpits on the ground Is one of the most necessary and
effective methods of preliminary fli&t training, He then describerD
briefly how such training should be carried out.
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LEKANOV,A.G., inzhener; GITLEVICH,A.D., inzhener
Mechanized welding of spherical petrole= storage tank bottoms.
Svar. proizv. no-3:23-24 Mr '55. (K12A 8:9)
1. Vsesoyuzn;-y proyektuo-tekhriologicheakiy inatitut Kinistaretva
tyazhelogo mahinostrbyeniya,
(Tanks-,-Welding)

135-5a-4-13/19
AUTHORS: Lekanov, A.G., and Shelomov, M.I., Engineers
TITLE: New Design of Roller Support With Independent Drive ('10-
vaya konstruktsiya rolikoopo:r.-y- s riezavisimym privodom)
PERIODICAL: Svarochnoye Froizvodstvo, 1958, Nr 4, PP 39-40 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: in 1957, new roller supports came into use at the Podoll-
skiy zavod (Podollsk Plant) for the automatic welding of
annular seams on large cylindrical objects. The machine
is described and illustrated by a schematic drawing. The
device is simp.--.e to manufacture and can be applied in all
production oFerations.
There is 1 figure.
ASSOCIATION: VPTI tyazhdlogo mashinostroyeniya (VPTI of Heavy Machilne-
Building)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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LEKARIO P. G. Cand Ked Sci -- (diss) "Data OVncqrgtW; the
Pathogenesis and Therapy of Hepato-Lenticular Degeneration.11
-Kishinev, 1957. 8 pp 22 cm. (Kishinev State Medical InBt,
Chair of Nervous Diseases), 200 copies (KL, 25-57, 118)
-141"-

LEKkR I B.
Providing safety for pedestrians on highways. A-;-t.dor. 25
no.9:8-9 S 162. (?,:m -,::.9,
11 -, )
(Traffic safety)

LNKAR'. P.G.
Treatment of migraine with nicotinic acid [with al=nary in French].
Zhur.nevr. i psikh. 57 no.9:1164--1165 157. (MIRA 10:11)
1. Kafedra nervnykh bolezney (zav. -
skogo meditsinskogo instituts.
(MIGRAIIE, therany
nicotinic acid ~Rjjs))
(NICOTINIC ACID, therapoutic
migraine (Rua))
prof. B.I.Sharapov) Kishinev-
une,

SIMAPOV, B.I., prof., otv. red.; BOGOLEFOV, N.K., prof., rod..;
11
GERM) D#Ge) ass., red.;jT-,jM'j F.G., dots., red.;
U - -V_
SIMMER) A., otv. za w1punk; k~'PI9,, I., to-Z-M. rc-d-
(Vascular pathology of the brain and spinal cord;
materials of a joint symposium of the nervous disease
clinics of the Kishinev and Second Moscow Medical
Institutes]Sosudistaia patologiia golovnogo i spinnogo
m,ozga; materialy ob"edinennogo simpoziuma klinik nervrqkh
boleznei Kishinevskogo i 2-go Moskovskogo meditsinskikh
institutov. Kishinev, Gos.izd-vo "Kartia moldoveniaske.."
1962. 177 p. (VIRA 15:10)
(CERE-13ROVASCULL-t DISEASE) (SPRIAL C0.0-BLOOD SUPPLY)

I -- - - -- 7 1-
L- !- ! / .' ~- . .~ I'll
ZHIVOTIIISKIY, L.A,., inzhoner-, IMMOV, A.G., inzhener; GITLEVICH, A.D.,
inzhoner ~
Mechanizing welding operationo in ohell. construction. Svar. proizv.
no.7:24-25 JI 155. (WIRA 8 - 9)
1. Veesoyuznyy proyektno-tokhnologicheski3r institut.
(Boilers-Weleing)

LEMI, P.G.
Symptopatology and pathological anatafty of'subcortical ganglia
affectic,ne in a chronic course of Botkin's disease. 'teudy
Kish.gos.med.inst. 11:33-42 160. (MIRA 1612)
1. Kafedra nervnykh bolemey Kishinevskogo gosularstvennogo
meditainakogo instituta,
(BEFATITIS, DUTBGTIOUS) (HEPATOLEEMICULAR DEGENERATION)

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AtYMOR:
~tepanova, M G'. Sarul', L. A Kolblunev,
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Z4aov, G. T_------.--
ORG. none
TITLE: Aluminum powder r high-strength.,,SAP alloy
, fo
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SOURCE- Alyuminiyevyye splavy, no. h, 1966. Zharoprochnyye i vysokoprochnyye
splavy (Heat resistant and high-strength alloys), 2111-218
TOPIC TAGS: aluminum alloy, aluminum powder, high
strength alloy sintered alWdnum powder, kop- metal i
p--operty/SAP Uu;lnum alloy
A3STRACT: SAP-1 and SAP,2 alloys made of APS-1 anti APS-2 grade aluminum powder
(respective- content of aluminum oxide 6-9_iiE_d9-13%T_have a tensile strength of
26-32 IZ/mm2 and 32-38 kg/mm2
0 , respectively. By increasing the content of Clumin*jTq
oxide to 23% the strength of alloys can be increa~;ed up to 45 kg/MM2. Two new grades!
-of aluminum powder were developed: APS-3 with 13--18% aluminum oxide and APS-4 with
18-23% aluminum oxide. Since the con-tent of aluminum oxide depends on the fineness,;--
of the powder, which in turn depends on the duration of grinding (APS-1 and APS-2
powders require 25 and 35 hr grinding), the grinding process was modified to accel-
erate oxidation and lower the consumption of ste,~xic acid (which is added to prevent'
the agglomeration of powder particles). SAP alloys made from APS-3 and APS-4 powderq,i
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have a tensile strength of 40-50 ~g/mm2 at roorr, temperature and 13-15 kg/=2 at
500C, which makes it possible to use these alloys in structures operating at 350-5CCC
instea:d of steels and titanium alloys. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 1 table. (%D1
SUB CODE: 11 SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG RE F: 003/ OTH REF: 001/ ATD PRESS -
11b

1964

LEKATW, D.M., i-nzh.; PUTNAERGLIS, E.Ya., inzb.
Transi5torized d.c. converter with 69 volt d.c. pow-ar supply. Vast.
sv-iazi. 23 no.12:7-8 D 163. (MIRA 17:2)

1-FKAREV. D.M.; FUTNAERGLIS, E.Ya., inzh.
'Two-way transistorized amplifier for teleFir=3 a,paratus. Vest.
,P
sviazi 24 no.7:11-12 J1 164. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Nachallnik laboratorii Rizhskogo ekspluatii.sionno-tek-liniclieskogo
uzla svyazi (for Lakarev). 2. Laboratoriya Rizliskogo ekspluatatsionno-
tekhnicheskogo uz1a sv3,azi (for Putnaerglis).

LEKAREV, D.M., inzh.
Stabilized low-voltage rectifier. Vest. sviazi 25 no.6:24
Je 165. (MIRA 18:11)

LEKAREV, G.V.
Work and live
Mr 160.
in the comurtist way. Nloftianik 5 no.3:11-4
0.!IPI 4:9),
1. Predsedatelt Saldialinskogo obbonia profsovuza rabochi.kh
neftyanoy i Idlimicheskoy promyshlonposti.
(Petroleum industry)

LEKAREV, L.B. _prof.; HYUKHOV, F-8- (Vinn.1tsa)
Illness with a temporary loss of work capacity among workers of sugar
plants in the Vinnitse. Economic Region. Sov. zdrav. 20 no.8:53-58 161.
PaRA 15--l)
1. Iz kafedry organizatgii zdravookhraneniya i istorii ineditsiny
Vinnitskogo meditsinakollo instituta.
(VIMUTSX ECON014IG BEGION-SUGAR 1UTINERY MMM-DISEASES iWD HYGIENE)
(DISAB.-IITY EULUAT10-N)

ISKAREV, L.G., proX. (Vinnitsa.)
Program of the CFSTJ and problems in dL-3pengary care. Sov.
zdrav. 21 no.3:11-14 162. OM 15:3)
(C%24UNISM) (DISFENSARUZ)

LEKA-RFV, L.
D.-scensarLeS
Method of providing dispens4r-y servicc to th!! population. Sov. zdr;.v. 11 no. -~, I)ID22.
List ol '-Cu!3s-j-;n ,'~ccess.'Lonq, Libr,,ry of Ion;-ri~ss,

LEKARM, L.G.,' professor.
Problems of dispensary services for the ruxal pop.Liation. Say.
Zdrav. 14 no.4:14-18 JI-Ag '55. ()MRA 8:9)
1. Zav.kafedray organizataii zdravookhranoniya i istoril madi-
tainy Vismittskogo meditsimikogo instituta, Wr.dotsant S.I.
Korkhov)
(RIM& CONDITIONS,
outpatinnt serv. in Russia)
(OUTPATIENT SERVICES,
rural, in Russia)

LEKARE-4, LLUNIb OH(A)FOUVICii
1~~' 7
SELI SKIY VIIAUTBITY UMASTOK LffurtAL
YEDICAL STATIOI 2. ISPR. 1 LOP. IZD.
9
MOSKVA~ !-TDGIZ, 1957-
205, f-_37P. DTAGPS., TABLES.
"LITERATURAII: P. 204-206

LMXAR V. L.G., profetteor; RYUXHOV. F.S.-, MERTSK11, V.I.
MW~Mlw I
Hospital requirements of tl--- population of Yinnitagi and methods "or
its estimation. Vrach.delo no.6:635-639 Je '57. (MLRA 10:8)
1. Kafedra organizatsii zdravookhrananiya i istorli meditsiny (zav.
prof. L.G.Lel-arev) Vinnintskogo meditsinBk:OgO institute
(VINNITSA--HOSPITAIZ)
t-

LFMUM, L.G.,; KIANTSA. F-A.; RYUKHOV, F.S.; BRNSUR, B.S.; VOLOVODOVSKIY,
NWEL-S, 14.P.
Hospital care requirements of the rural population and methods for
its determination. Sov. :;.,drav. 16 no.2:30-38 F '5?
(MLRA, 10: 4)
1. Iz kafedry organizataii zdravookhraneriiya i istorii maditsiny
(zav.-prof. L.G. Lekarav) Vinnitskogo med.itsiziAoCo
instituta (dir.-dotsant S.I. Korkhov)
(MULL CO]WITIONS
dispensary care requirements of rural population in Russia
methods for Caterm.)
(0,UTPATIRNT SERVICES
same)

/ .4 .17--'A' __;, tE7 r .11;- /-- '
_. - I , , . 4 - , Q-n7 .
LEKARIV, L.G:. prof.
.-"Aww~- ~.Wej?
Development of public health in Yinnitsa Province during the years
of the Soviet regime. Sov.zdrav. 16 no.10::56-62 0 '57. (MIRA 10:12)
(PUBLIC HEALTH, hiBt.
In Russia)

LEKAREVP L.G.9 Prof.
Great surgeon and leader in medics.2 siezze; the 150th anniversary
of the birthday of N.I. Pirogov. Vent. AW SSSR 15 no. 11:3-9
160. (PIROGOVp NIKOLAI WANOVIC11p 1810-1881) (MIRA 13:12)

LXUREV,,L,Ge, prof. (Vinnitea)
Urgent necessity. Sov.zdrav. 19 no.1:4'1-h,5 160. (MIRA 13:4)
(POLIO HNALTR)

BATKIS, Grigorly Abremvich [deceased); L9KARZV,-leonid-GrigQr-!yevich;
OPPEIGEYMI, D.G.,, red.; ZUYEVAq N.,K.p telcbm.,red.
[Theory and organization of the Soviet public health system] Teorila
i orgamizatriiia, sovetskogo zdriavookhraneniia. Moskva, Cos. i2d-VO
mod. lit-17 Vedgiz, 1961. 349 p. (MIU 14:8)
(PUBLIC HEALTH)

LEKAREV, L.G., Prof.
"Disease incidence among the rural poindation (as revealed by data cc
attondance at medical and prophylactic,. inatitutions in nine rural
districts)." Edited by P.I.Kalliu. Aevinwed.by L.G.Lekarev.
Sov. zdrav.2D no.8:85-86 161. kMIHA 15:1)
(DISEASTS-RE, PORT ING) (KAL'I'll, P.I.)

LEKAREV, L.G., prof.; PROTSM, Ye.G,,, lcand.med.mauk
Misdical attendimce for the rural populationu Reviewed by L.G.
Lekarev- and E,,G.Proteek. Sov, zdrav. 21 no.5-89-90 162. (IMIRA 15:5)
(MEDICINE, RURAL)

IZKAMV, L.G., prof.
"Itinciples of dicability evaluation (theory, mthodt orgardzation),
by A.F. Tretliakov and othera. Reviewed by L,G. Lokarev. Sov.
zdrav. 20 no.12.78-80 161. (MIRA 15z6)
(DISANLITY EVALUATIOR)
(TRETtLkKOV) A.F.) (BOGOLF-POll, R.K.) (ZIMKINA, A.M.)
(SPIVAK) F.N.) (BM, EOP V.M.) (Ilvaumi) A.IA. )

""a
VMTft UdXtV
Idog aej!Cj 0
ibod. K-

BREGER, A.Kh.; Rrrinlmali uchastiye: KARFIOV, V.L.,, kand.khim.nauk;
BELYIISKIY, V.A.; CSIPOV, V.B.,, PROKUDINP S.D.; T'MIKOV, G..S.,,
kand.khimoiauk; GOLIDIN, V.A.; RUBMIIII,, Yu.S.; KOROLEV, G.H.;
AFONIN, V.P.; POKROVSKIY, V.S.; KULAKOV, S.I.; LEKARE_V,_~.Vj_
FEDOROVA, T.P.; KOROTKOVA, M.A.; KHARIAMOVI M.T.; NIKOLENKOI G.D.;
LOPUKUR, A.F.; YEVDOKUNIN.. T.F.; XASATKIN, V.M.,-, RATOV, A.V.
Nuclear radiation sources for radiatioml-chemical studies.
Probl.fiz.khim. no.1:61-72 '58. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy fiziko-khJjnicheskiy institut
im. Karpova.
(Radiochemistty) (Radioisotopes)

ARLOZOROV, Z.G., st.a.ruhly nauchnyy sotrudnik; ORLIINKO, Tu.14., starshiy
nauchnyy sotridnik; LIMAREV, S.A., vrach
Raw method of preparing seri= from the blood of donors with conserva-
tion of the elobitlar mass for tranefusions. Vop.per3l.krovi 4:259-
255 455- (91'RA 9:12)
(SNRUM) (COLIECTION AND MESERVATION)

USSR/Human and Anir:al Physioloey. Blnod.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., 140 8, 1-958, 3633(--'.
Author Glants, R.M., Weinstein, S.A., Jekarev, S.A.
Inst
Title Prothrombin Determination in Blood Taken from the
Finger.
Orig ?WD: V.Sb. Vopr. perelivaniya krovi, T.4, Kiev, G(')si-eIizr1Qt
1.
USSR, 1955) 270-27"
Abstract: 0.6 ml of blo3d is taken from a finger e-id placed in an
centrifuge tube ccntaining 0.06 ml of 0 1 m solution
of sodium oxalate arid is centriVuged for a period if 10
min , 0.1 ml of thr(~raboplr-stin sol., 0.1 irJ- Of 0-25-0-11-1
scl. of CaC12 and 0.1 ml of plasma is placed in a
Vidal tube, maintained in a water bath at 370C. The
tir,- of the appearance of the clot is noted. The value
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USSR/Hur,"an and Animal Fhysiojcg-
y. Blood - T
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol, No 8, 1958, 36336.
of prothrombin Is expressed in second3 (prothrombin
tiy.e) . The throrboplastin rnterial used is either a
preparation of rabbit br-c.in (methorl of Kudryashov or
Feini vaccine). Prothrombin time as determined in
115 ilonors and 41 patients from finger blood was cn
the ;iverage 2.5-3.3 sec. lower than in determinatien3
frnm venous blood.
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LITVINIC 0, Ye.A., kand.tekhn.nauk; prinimali uchastiye: LEXAM.
V.A.. UZONIRIKO, V.P.. g3rnyy inzh.; STEPANOV,
-gorz;y7 iazh.; K
V.I., student; X%RLHIXOV, A.-A., student
Control of methane ecdi3BiOXL i1L Mine sections. Ugoll Ukr.
4 no.5:14-16 Y7 160. (MIRA 13 -- 8)
1. Kharlk~Dvskiy gorrW7 institILLt.
(Donets BaBJAX'--Mine
ga a .3 e.

KARPUKHIN, V.D.,, kijrtj.tek))n.nauk; LEKARE'l, V.A., inzh.
Coal 3al,urati.or, by wate-r ju.-Ing 1*13
pres3ure.' 'zv.vys.ul~he'Lj.zav.; j!or.zi~ur.
1. Kharlkov-~kiy in3~ltu, F,!)rrogli mn6hJno,;tt,oyvinlpl, i1vtoullitik-I
1 vych-,slitoilnoy tekinniki. Pi-kc-mendovatia kaf-alroy r-khmk-'-
:.U.
be z opasno s ti ~suluma.-c-,ed - Y- 21, lqn-~

STARSHINOV, B.N.; I)INITSKIll, V.D.; SENIKO, G,Ye,; GULYGA, D.V.; BUH, A.A.;
KHOPUZHIY, A.G.; Prinimali ucha.stiye: OSTROUMOVP !-%Ya.; SAVELOV,
TI.I.; PLISU-.IIOVSKIY, S.T.; IIOISEYEV, Yi...G.; !A'P.!jjT'!7EV, !-!.L.;
TARASOV, F.P.; ZAGREBA, A.V.; FAMERV, R.D.; TKACHENK0, A.A.;
FREYDIN, L.M.; LUKIN, P.G.; POPOV, Yu.A.; MISHIN, P.P.; KAILA.CHENTSEV,
M.D.; DOI14ILTOV, V.A.; AYUKOV~ A.S.; PADi(RJTA, V.P.; VyAZOVSKIY, Yu.V.;
SOLODKIY, Yu.A.; KONAREVA, N.V.; SAPRONOV, Yu.V.; SINITSKAYA, S.K.;
SAPRONOV, B.V.; LEKAREV, V.L.; STOLYAR, V.V.; PROKHORENKO, Z.A.;
BANDINA, Ye.Ye.
Results of the first year of oreratlon of large capacity blasL
furnaces. Sbor. trud. UNIIM no.11:34-46 165.
(H-TRA 18:11)

137-58-2-3629
Translation from: Ref'erativnyy zhurna,, Metallurl;iya, 1958; Nr 2, p 19' (USSR)
A UTHORS: Lisina, T. P. , Leka relfa, A.G.
TITLE: Corrosion Protection of L~on and Steel Products by Passiva-
tion in a Solution of Sodiurn Nitrite Followed by Painting
(Zashchita ot korrozii izdeliy iz chernykh me-tallov passiro-
vaniyem v rastvore nitrita natriya i posledUyUshchaya okraska)
PERIODICAL: Tekhnol. transp. mashinostrc5yeniya, 1957, Nr 7, pp 18-21
ABSTRACT: Parts and non-disassernblable assemblies of iron and steel
not Drovided with special protective coatings are subjected to
pas,4ivation. The treatment of a part consists of wetting it
with an aqueous solution of NaNO* - a 15 N% solution for ternp-
orary protection, a 25-3076 solution l.-or long-term storage.
During the machining of rrLetal. products NaNOZ is also intro-
duced into the coolant liquid (or protection of the metal against
corrosion. 'rhe passivation procedure consists of washing,
checking the condition of the surface of the part, a second
wa5ihing, and passivation by NaNO - Laboratory inves.tigations
have shown that the bond strength getween a paint and the sur-
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Corrosion Protection of Iron (cont.
variou:j concentrarions' beca!use the NaNO2 crystals attract moisture
throug'a the film of paint., lift, it up, and dest.roy it. Therefore, when '~t is
necessary to store parts or blanks, they are passivated prior to painting
after preliminary washing with aqueous solutions.
I. B.
1. Iron-Passivatim 2. Ste-al-PassiwAim 3. ir=--Gorrosian preventioa
4. StaeI-Carrosi= preventicalt
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1"-4j
4~ S o'; ~, * ".e., RAM &A
Introduction to the significance of therap(mtic and preventive regime
in teachiiig about internal diseases. Felldither 'j akash. no.P;60-61
Aug 1953. (CIML 25:1)
1. Instructor in internal diseasec at Kharlkov Yel'Ashar-Midwife ~Schaol.

LIXAMA. A. S.
~- .
Methods and organization of teaching dlinical discipline to students
of a short-term nursing departmevt. Felld.i akush. 21 no.12:48-54 D 156.
(MIRA loil)
1. Kharikovskoye meditainnkoye uchilishche.
AHD NURSIW--SVn)T AND TRACHING)

~EUREVAV A'.S.
Improve the qiuLUty of the correspondence training of medicinl studonts.
Felld. i almsh. 25 no.8'-53-57 Ag 160. (Kj:pk
1-Khartkovijkoys meditsinsk."ll, uchilishche No.j.
(MEDICINE--STUDY AND TEACHING)

MUROMTSFV, G.S.; ACYNISTIKOVA, V.N.; 1,11POVA, L.M.; jr,~,AREVA, T.A.
-, ...
Composition of gibberellic acid prep~irations of variois
origins. Fiziol. rast, 11 no. -1t506-514 164. (MIRA 1':7)
I
1. Vseaoyuznyy naticbno-isgloclovatellskiy Inatitut fitopatologii.

MUROMTSEV) G.S.; AGNISTIKOVA, V.14.; 1,UPOVA, L.M,; DU5OI/PYA, L.P.;
LEKIREVA, T.A.
Gibberellin-like substances in ferns and mosses. Izv. AN
SSSR. Ser. biol. no-5:727-734. S-0 164. (KRA 17:9)
1. Vaesoyuznyy naucbno-issledovatellskiy Insti.tut fii-,-)pato-
logii, Moskva.

Feldspa&k g1suo jk*d at 12W' to ISW*. V, V.
ZVOICICAMMOV 7r.4-r
Ltxoxgrad Ftkk, Intl. 1.Yl',K, 1"0, No. 2. pp. 3A W.
X4iw. 4 131 83 (1941),-Expefinwnt.,.
showtd ti 01 InelthillfthiswIlic slam CCU be obtal"ej
stl2w,tolX10'. 'rip.-loveriusolibefiengtemperatute
from that commonly ujed lover 13W*) is obWntd by in-
cluding in the conposi i Im a I the glaze ZnO. native borairs,
and a mixture (A fq:klgp4n. (inkTocline sad platiochLw).
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LIKUWA. T.S. ,
.
C~ Effect of' dxying on the properties of Prosyanaya kaolin. llmUy GIXI
0' 1: 4<
e 1-59 156. (KIRL 11:5)
u
(Pronyanaya-Kaolin)

LNUMA, T.So
-- .. "
, F..'" , ..
.
iffact of inafits liquir Tinaorm on the mcbzziod oilrength t-f
half-finishtid porcelain wares, Slr~ G33:1 no,l:.':1-17 157.
(Pottery) (Salfite liquor) (MIRA 11:5)

LEKARE-Ri: T.S., Cand Tech ;~ci - (diss) "Increasing the
mechanical streng .1
,t', and vrater resIstan-ce of n3vn:x&t3ed uiburnV-J-
thin-walled sem-Ulnisaed brick el.-.iy for sinclie :-.iring
of household ch-ina .11 Len, 1'959., 11 PP (Min of Hiffher
Education usm. Len Urder of Labor feed baarner Te,,hlologic).~-
In3t in, Lensovet. Rhair of jeclinolqgy of GeramLics 1.1anufacturing)
1150 copies WL, 34-59, 11h)
- h6 --

VOLKOV9 M.A.; LEXMEVAq T.S.; PRAVOVE31OV, K.1f.
Perforated ceramic irwojrts for flanaless gas 1mu-ners. Gaz.
prom. 6 nD. 1-.22-26 161. (MIRA 14:1)
(Gas bwners)
I

IEFWWAO T.S.
Radiating oaramic grewes for -the flameloass oomtest.lon of gas.
Txvd7 03XI no.3s68-78 t61. (MMA IS.-7)

V. 1.
:f.:w ---
-irtfectLous and ilm-asitic Equine Disea~ic-9 "r. :)Scow, l9r),
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four r-IcMulations
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ljor'J'ations bv 1-5-25 ZLICE) dij
thn -Perlod of itn flu-st- 73-obev
r
h
a,cl inl*,nv~iloAy t~onffmii--,d 'to raiie its brood.

ALEKSANDIINVICIUTE, B.; APALIA, Dz.; BRLINDZA, K.; BAGDONAITE, A.;
CIBLRAS, L.; JARKEVICIERIE, R.; LEKAVICIUS, Aj LUKAIT.'ENE, M.;
LISAITE, E.; MkICINKEVICIENE, Y.-_,_TITV_ASAITIS, A.; PIP!I.TYS, J.;
SNARSKIS, P.; STANCEVIGIUS, A.; SARXINIUM, I.; I.-'jKM-I'.7USA.,
glav. red.; JANKEVICIUS, K., otv. rod.; NATKEVIGAITE-il~.kNAUSKIlZiE,vl.p
rad.; DAIG-fS, J., red.; MIME, E., red.; JJIAITIS, J., --.ekhn. red.
['.Flora of the Lithuanian S.S.R.-I Liatuvos TSR flora. lied, M.Natkevi-
ca ite-lvanauaki one. Vilnius, Vc-Llstybine politines ir Trok.~lines
Uteraturos loidykla. Vol-3. 1c,161. 661 p. 04][Ri. 15:3)
1. Lietuvos TSH 1-,okslu akademija; Vilna, Wtanikos instit,-,,tas.
(Lithuania--Botany)

BAGDONAITEY A~; GALINIS, V.; JANKEVICIENEY R-; JEK&U-T
NATKEVICAIT-P,-IVANAUSKIENE, M.; PIPINY:3, J.; JIURVINAS,E.;
j
RIFJ)KAITE, R. ; SNARSKIS, P. ; ;TAI;CEVI,:'IUS)' A. ; SARKINIVIEj 1.
ZIEMYTE, E., red.; ANAITIS, J,,, tekhn,, red.
(Flora of the Lithuanian S.S.I':4] Lietuvos TSR flora. Autoriu,
kolektyvas: A.Bagdonaite ir k--Lti. Vilnius, VaasVblue politi-
nes ir mokslines literaturos 1963. 714 P.
OCRA 16:9)
I . Lietuvos TSR Mokslu Aka.damLja, Vi1na, Botanikos instituixts.
(Lithuania-Angriot3perms)

IXKAWSKA, Malgorzata
Compiitation of the intefral coefficient of capturing droplets of
fog'or cloud into a spherical container. Acta geophys Pol 9 no. 1/2,
114-120 161.
1. Katedra Fizyki Atmosfery W, Warszawa.

]POLAND
LEKAWSU-1EGORSKA0 Xalgorzate,
Inartitute of Geopbysicst Polish AcadmW of Sciences# Warsav
Vareamp ActIL g2ophysica, volonles. No 3, JUy/Selyt 1966, pp 199-216
"On Isentropic mean transport from stratosphere to troposphere by
baroclinic disturbames."

I
IMANI, J.
"Proper Cooperation of Investors with the Planning Bureau." p.285
"Results of Our Canvassing,n p.287
(PRZEMYSL ROLNY I SPOZnTCZY Vol. 7, no. 8, August 2.953 lofarszavra, Poland)
SO: Monthl List of East Euronean Accessions, 10, Vol. 3, no. 5, MaY 1954/Uncl,

1 1, IT
IERIODICAL: BRUDGY:;` IT J C rF T.lr, - -- 5:.
. Vol 7, no. 8, Au.-. 1058
LEXAIISKI, J, The Expcjr-.' Center of the CoT?uij.r-.qion '~'or the Evduation o1'
Plans as the exporter of teci- ml !dear,. p. 42.
llon'hly List of Ens~. DiroT-ean Access-l-ns LC Vol. 8, no. .1.
Anril 1959, Unclus

LEKAWSXI, Jerzy, inz.
Polish sugar plants, famous in the world sugar Industr"j.
Przegl techn 81 no.10:71-9 160.

LEKkWSKI, Jerzy, irz.
Polish Chinese coaperation; the industrial pla-ts in Kiangricon
on the Pearl River. Przegl techn 81 ro.21:10-12 My 160.

I-ri-111YE, V. Card. Tech. Scl.
Dissertation: T'Concernin,!7 the Effec of Vacuirn on Peat Loris aurlnj- Poflinj- of Cau7tic
Soda Solutiono." Moscow Order of lenin Cne-i5cotechnr:2oCic~.1 -Tr2t D. 1,
2 J! u 1 47.
SO: Vechernyaya Moskva.. Jul. 1947 (Project #1?830')

A
P14AIlOVSKIY,A.11., professor, doktor tokhnichei3kikh nauk; RYCHKOV,A.I.
dotoent, kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; !,YjKAYE,V.H., Inzhener
Designing evaporators. Ehim.prom.no-3:75-78 Mr'47. (MIRA 8:12)
(Evaporating appliances)

-z,,_j4KAjj!,jLA.X4 YELKINp L.N.
Corrosion testing of metals operating in a liquid and vapor
sulfur medium. Zhur. VK1140 5 no.-2:238 160. (IMA 114:2)
1. Moskovskiy khimilco-te1rhnologicbeskiy Institut ~Meni D.I.
Mendeleyeva.
(Metals-Corrosion)

EISATKIN"A.G.- LEICAYE, U~.; YELKIN, L.N.
Complete processing of sulfur ores by the coutinuous therrial Tiethod.
Ehim.prom. no-5:300-30i'~ 14Y 161. (MMI 14::6)
1. Moskovskiy Ordena Le-nina. khimiko-tekhnologicbeakiy institut im.
D. I. Mendeleyeva. (Sulfur industry-Equipment and supplies)

yElyllK ~ L. IT. ; LE~~AU, V.i':.
I
lh%--r cryatallizerv. "'ll-ly _nc-33:151-160 t6j.
(mi-,"A 11":.L0)
(C:.n-.qUtllizatic-n)

M',SAT'i V,!-._, L.I-.; Prininali uchast!vE,*
MV Ya.l. r-eL-h'-nil:
A2
Z
n~ s.'afjjr ore,_ Trudy
therl" I o2 troati
no (11-11A a4slO)
(3-., IT

YEDCUT, L-N.; LEIRUYE, V.:"
Corrosion of metals a liquid and vaporous sulfur Medium.
Tr~,dy 1.1101TI n0.35:101-107 161. (MIRA 14:10)
(Netals-Corrosion)
(Sulfur)

'El MEN p L, IT. ; MUM, V.1'
4
Techanical analysio of s-,ilfur ores for their elenentary
sulf-ar content. Trudy FLIUM no.35:108,-11.0 t6l.
(MIU 14:10)
(Sulfur ores)
(Sli-Uur-Analysis)

S/1.37/61/00o/01-2/045/149
A006/A101
AMIORS: Kudr7aNtsev, A.A., Lekaye, V.M., Yelkin, L.N., Ustyugov, G.P.
TITIZ: EquipmeLt-and technology of developing the continuous thermal pro-
cesE of gelenium and tellurium production
PER' " 'ODICAL sReferativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no, 12, 1961, 24, abstract
12G168 ("1'r, Moak. khim.-tekhnol, in-ta im. D.!. Mendeleyeva", 1961,
no. 35, 119 - 1L)4)
TEXT: On account :)f the complexity and expensiveness-of chemioal methods
for extracting Se and Te from slurries of copper-melting, sulfuric acid and other
plants, a continuous thermal me'liod is suggested for the reprocessing of slurrius
con't;aining Se and r-e. Tne initial material is charged into an externally heated
retort, and volatile components, auch as 8, Se and Te, and some admixtures, are
distilled, The vapors obtalwd bare cleaned from dust and then supplied to the
condenser. -The liquid mixture of the aforemenl;iQned substances is separated in
two (or more) rectification columns. In the first aclumn S is distilled, and Se
in -the second one; the cubiv fesidue consista of Te. To bring about the given
schome, equipment materials ehould be selected, sinoe the materialei to be re-
Card 1/2

Equipment and technology ...
3/137/6 1,/Qoo/o i 2/o45./i49
AGG,6/A101
processed are very aggreesive. Special steels and non-metallia inaterials should
te tested. The. thermal me-thod Ifor obtaining S,~ and Te has the following main
advantages over-chemical methDdel reduced ntmfber of r6proce2sing stages; con-
cumption of chemical reagents ie not require,-13 reduced cost price and investment
costs; in-proved work conditionti, the possibility of mechanizing and automating
the process.
V. Gulyanitskiy
[Abstracter's notes Complete tranalation]
Card 2/2

LEKA'a. V.11,1.; YEIJUN, L;N.; 1EGIIISICiY, M.S.; LIVI FA-ZIN
Utilizing the loose res-idue of sulfur limestone ores for the
production of cement. Trudy IIKHTI no.36:151-159 161. (MIRA 15:7)
(Cement-Testing)

LEKAYE, V.M.; YELKIN,L.N.; ULIYANOV, N.S., kand. tekhn. nauk,
[Modera methods of sulfur recovery from sulfur ores]
-F,ovre*o-fty*e sposoby polucheniia sei-j J.z sernykh rud;
iich6ff6'e posobia. Moskva, Mosk. khimiko-tekhnolog. in-t Im.
D.I.Mandeleyeva, 1961. 75 p. (MIRA 16:10)
(Sulfur)

KAZATKIN, A.G.Jq doktor tekhn.nauk, prof. [deceased]; LEKAYE, V.M., kand.
tekhn.nauk; YELKIN, L,N., dotsent
Operation of screw-bype reactors-;~eat exchangers. Khira.mashinostr.
no.4t8-10 Jl-Ag 163. (MIRA 1-6:9)
(Heat axchangers)

pe
t07-175 10.

YEELKIN, L.N.; Y12"MIN, A.S.; LINFAZIN, G.N.
Feeding and distri'mition systems -)f u,;lt42c--t-Ube a-rid react'Lve
apparatus. Trudy ~PUM no.40:17CS-181 163.
OKIRA 18:12)

Vll,~OV, N.G. [Viliesov, H.H.]; LEKAYE, V.M. [Lekae., V.M.]; KUMETSOV, Yu.F.
[Kuznietsov, IU.P.-]
Carbon disulfide content of sulfu:- dioxide and methane. Julim.prom.
rUkr.] no.1-5-6 Ja-Mr 164. (14IRA, 17: 3)
L

Me r, (i o 1 (3 e va

KI`Si~ I%%
V F, Wj"C"ll
-i'm c f e by
a u-I Cur Trul-17 j Z 80-5~

CRr 11. G. ; KAS ATK 111, Ci
redu n t -1rjri of ul f FL-~-~ ri,'Lfc; 6Y
89 '~4-.

F V , 14 G
from rwt~wme and gullur In

LFKPo-A-",-rTT T '7
s - Ila t cyl
7,ina,-::. L~,t r:,-A' s

-LEKCZYNSKA, J.: ROGUSKI, K.
Adaptation of potatoes to regions. p. 24. (NOWE ROLNICTWO, Vol. 2, nu. 10) Oct. 1953)
SO; Montbly List of East EUr-Op3an Accessions, L.C.; Vol. 3) No. 4, April, 1954

LE-KCZYNSKA, Jadwiga
Activities of the Znstitute of Plant breeding and Acclimatization.
Nauka polska 12 no. 3,01-108 My--Je 161,.
1. Corresponding Member of Polish 4cademy of Sciences, Director,
.nstitut,e of Plant Breeding and Acclimatization, Warsaw,

LEKER, Kh.Ya. (Cherno-ftsy-)
Data on the histar-y of medical education i!: Bukovina. during
the epoch of the Austro-Hungarian rule (1872-1914). S,)v.
zdrav. 21 no.2:63-(-9 162. (MUR-4 1513)
1. Iz kafedry inor-trannykh yazykov (zav. Kh.Ya. Leker)
Chernovittikof;o maditeinskogo instituta (dir. - doteent
M.M. Kovalev).
(DUKOVINA-44F-DICINE-STUDY AIM TEACIMIG)

UZERNIK, Mark Moisqt-vieh
[Klectrother.tJcs in the metallurgy of copper lead,, anid
zinc] Elaktrotemiiie v metallurgii medi, dvintoa i tsW-,a.
Moskva, Izd-vo "Metallurgiia," 1964. 283 p.
(MIRA 17:6)

Quality of malting barley frm laid-down crops. p. 184.
KRIDIA VIASTI. (S"vaz pro spolupraci r armadou)
Praha, Czechoslova'-kia
Vol. 5, no. 8, Aug. 1959.
rion'thly List of East European Accessions (EEAI), LO, Vol. 8, no. 11,
Nov. 1959
Uncl.

Mim, 3 j.
ACRICULTURE
FETITODMI'L: T,'STITK, ITOL. 6, no. 2, 1959
Lekes, J. Raising the yield per hectare of ,,,inter whent
and barley. p. 74.
Monthly LiA of East. Fumpean Accesaioxis, (EEAI), IL, Vol. 8, no. 5,
Ma
I y 1959,Uncla,~s.

LEKES, Jaroslav, inz, C.133c.
Experiences in 'ho present research qnd cultivation ,f spring
and winter bar-lo u
y in the German Democratic Republic, Vest ust
zemedel 12 no.4,158-160 165.
1. Research Institute of Grain, Kromeriz,

LEK.E5,% Jaroslav, Inz.; VOSKERU.':,A, Jaroslav, ---nz.
Solved research tasks on oilseed plants and malt barlt7, cUtiyati-.m.
I
Vestnik CSAZV ' no.12:627-735 160, (EEAI 10:4)
I
1. Vyzkumna st~,nica Cesicosloven5ke akademie zemedelskych ved, Cpava.
(CzechosIovrkia---OiIseed plants)
(ftechoslovakia-Barley) (Malt)

:* "E'3, Jaroslav, inz. OS(,-.
I
S;rmposium on b&rle,-, genr-tics and breeding. Vest ust zemedel 11
no, 7x265-271 i1 164.
1. Rese&rch Institute or Grain, Xromeriz.