SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BRIEDIS, G. - BRIK, S. D.

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I
Conference on increasing the living standard of Latvian
SSR working
people, VeBtis Latv ak no.2~,,:163-164 160.
i (Em 10:9)
(Latvia-Coat and standard of living)

FAYTELISON; Lev Aronovllzh~ LINARTS, p ',
IRIEDIS, I SHULtTS,, I..,
[ExPerienr~e in the vibropiston molding of
prefabricated
reinforced concrete construct-ions] Opyt
vibroporsbnevogo
formovaniia sborxxykh zhelezobetonrWkh
-Ionstruktsil.
Riga~ Jzd.-va AN LatviisRol SSR, 1965. 84 p.
(MIRA 18.7)

USM/General Probleras of Path:;1j,_;y - Pathophysi-,,l,)a
of U.
Infectious Pracess.
Abs bur Ref Zhur - Diol., 'No 1% 1958, 89505
Author Bud7-he, M.M., Briedis, L.P., PurLpla, AN.
Inst RiEp Medical 1jistitute.
Title The PhaLpcytic Reaction of the Bl,-)od in
Typhoid-Para-
Typhoid and:Its Sig-lificance DurinG the Prerelapse
Period.
Oris3 Pul) : Sb. nauchn. rabot. Rizhsk. Lied. in-ta,
1957, 7, 193-200
Abstract : 980 phagocytic reaction tests (PR) were
carried out on
120 subjects: healthy and ill with tyVaDid, paratyphoid
A, etc. The specificity if PR was denvastrated. Mild and
mDderately severe forms of the disease were accompanied
by n:;derate PR., severe and abDrtive forms were
associated
with intense -
.LAia,&jcytic activity.
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DRIEDIS~ V. INIDAIIS, R. JA!,1SQJS, A.
Improved instruments in lumbering. p. 115.
DIOLCGICHESKAIA NALIKA; SELSKOHIU L LESNOMU RHOZIAISTVU.
(Latvijas PSR
Zinatnu akademija. Diolorijas Zinatnu nodala) Riga, Latvia,
No. 15,
1958; In Russian.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI), LC, Vol. 8-,
No. 8,
August 1959.
Uncla.

GRAW, A.; TREILIBS, 0.; BRIEDIS, Z., red.
[Algebra and e2amentar7 functions of
geometry; text-
book for teachers of grade 91 Algebra un
elementaras
funkcijas geometrija; macibu paliglidzeklis
skolota-
jiem 9. klasei. Riga, Latvijas Valets izd-ba,
1963.
132 p. [In Latvian] (MIRA 17:6)

BRIED011 V.
"Classification of snow and methods of snow
research in
Poland" by K. Chomicz. Reviewed by V. Briedon.
Meteor
zpravy 16 no.3A:115 Ag 16100

BRIE-DON
Some,remarks on Z. Smolik's article: Precipitation conditions
of Kq'sice; annual and monthly totals. Meter zpravy 16 no.6:182.
D t63.

BRIEDON, V.: KONCEKO M.
"Snow conditions in the High Tatra"
Geograficky Casopis. Bratislavap Czechoslovakia. Vol. 32,
no. 1, 1959
Monthly list of East Buropean Accessions (EEAI), I#C, Vol,
8, No. 6. Jim 59, Unclas

EXCERPTA )MICA See 8 Vol 12/12 Neurology Bee 59
6164. A CASE OF INTERNAL FRONTAL HYPEROSTOSIS IN A MAN - Asupra
unut caz de
hii,crostozh frontallk internk Is un birbal --Dries e M., Caraman
Z., Chilleag
G. and tones cu A. Inat. de Nied., Clin. -Endocrinol.. Neural. It
Radtol., tall - REV.
MED.-CHIR 1A�1 1957. 61/3 ( 693-697)
A 22-year-old patient presented gonadal Insufficiency with
somatic signs of feminism and a chron-
le sinus inticlion. On the eve of the onset of the clinical
disease. an operation for a deviated
nasal septum was perjormed. On the basis of these facts.
pathogenic hypotheses art advanced.
Giltan - Bucharest

4~~X~ariw~-TAGOTA, Lidia; SAUCIUC, Tatiana; MU, Natalia
The influence of implants of estrogenized bpothalamus
on sexual maturation In impuberal rats. hud cercet eadoor
14 no, 3067-372 163,
(PUBERTY) (MOTIULP-mus) (ESTROG'ENS)'-( PI.TUITARYI GILAM)

DRIP11711, R.; REKAR, C.
Copper, arsenic, and anti-nony in ores, steel anr' I-ron. -'t.
2. T). 227.
ZBOUDC. (Lilibljana. Univerza, F-A,ilteta z3- m ',arstvo,
metalim ijo in 1cemilsko tehnolorijo. Oddelek za rudarstvo in
metalrrt-ijo.)
YuvoslavJa, 1~0. 3, 1959.
Montbl,, List of ~'~st Elir noan Accecsions LCY Vol. 9, no. 1,
Jan. 1960.
1
Pnel .

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BRIFAH Roman, inz.
Precision casting. Idvar vest 3-1 'no.5s140-142 162.
1. Metalurski institut v Ljubljani.

BRIFAH, Romanp. inz*
- I
Quality labels for the produotit of mobanical. and
electricia
engineering. StroJ vest 9 noJ/2:26 Ap v6~.

GLIGORE.. V., prof.; LUCACIU, 0., dr.; In colaborare cu:
HOLAN, T., conf.;
ERIFFO Ch., dr.; POGANGEANU, P.
Contribution to the study of capillary permeability in
diabetes mellitua. (Prelimins37 note; presentation of a
method).
Ned, intern. (Bucur) 16 no.9tlO75-1078 S t64o
1. Lucrare efectuata ift Clinioa a II-a medicala, Cluj (prof.
V Gligore) in institutul de medioina nucleara, Cluj (coff.
T: Hblan).

BRIG -
Export deliveries are expanding. Vneeh.torg. 42
no.7:37-38 162.
(MM 15:7)
1, Zamestitell Predsedatelya Odeaskogo sovnarkhozas
(Odessa region-Industries) (Odessa region-Commerce)

BRIGADENKO, MaD.
Pleilt experiments on a partial replacement of malt by
the surface
culture of Aspergillus avamori. Spirt.pram. 27
no.2:16-18 161.
. ,(Fermentation) (Aspergillus) I (MIRA 14:4)

---IRIGAWM--O-s MAO
Partial replacement of malt 17 a ourface culture of
mold fwigus.
Spirtsprome 27 noel;19-p22 161o (MIRA 34:2)
(malt) (Molds (BotwW))

BRIGADENKOI HA~.
Optimm tezpori~ture and time of the paccharification of starchy
mashes by e~~i s from the surface cidture of Aspergillus
awamori
and malt. T:kxdy TSIIIISP no.12:3-6 162. ~(WRA 17:3)

IJSTTNNIKt)V, k~P-IGVENRO, M*K.; MIASTPCHKINA, R.S.
Flow sheet for sugar beet proce-asim? to Plcohol.
Ferm. i spirt.
0
Prom. 31 tic-4-1-1-17 165. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isr3ledovat.A.-l'skiy instibit
fermentnoy i
spirtovoy promyzInlentiogti.

SMYSHLYATIV, V.K. (Yoshkar-Ola);BAYULISKIY, M.M.
(Odessa); IVANOVA, Zh. (Vratsa,
Bolgarlya);USHAKOV, V.V. (Staryy Odkol);PRISMAN, A.A.
(Sverdlovsk);
LVIN, M.N. (Tartu)_,-BRIGLDIN, I.Ya.._.(Moskva);LIVIN,
M.I. (Tartu); -
KASHIN, B.I. (Kalinin$.im7a-obl..Y-
Problems for students. Mat. v shkole no.6:90-91 N-D 159
(MIRA 13:3)
(Mathematics--Problems, exercises. etc.)

BOCHKOV, V.I.; B~WJWA= Gt,; BRUN-TSEKHOVOY,
A.R.; GOLOSOV S.Ae;
ISTONIN, A.P.; KATSOBASHVILI, Ya,R.; LASKOVENKOJ,
E.K.; MIGUR, V.V.
Auger flowmeter for loose materials. Mash. i neft.
obor.
no.7:33-35 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Kombi~at No.16, go Angarsko

,1:3 A~ I V,
aws6u,, N'.O.;BRIGADIROV, N.Q.; BLINOV, A.I., tekhnichaskiy
redaktor,
[Origin of man; material to aid the dissemination of
scientific
information among the rural populatiun] -I~roiskhoz*nie
chelo-
veka;* materialy v pomoshch' entestvenno-nauchno, propagamde
sredi sel'skogo naseleniia. Rosto-na-Donu, 1956. 15 P.
(MLRA 10:6)
1, Rostov,on the Don,Gosudarstvannaya nauchnaya bibl.ioteka.
(Bi'bliography-Man-Origin)

ATGADNOVP P.; CHERNIKOV, M.,- POPOV,, A.
U,S,S.Re; at international exhibitions and fairs.
Vnesh. torg. 42
no.8:20-21 162. (MM 15--9)
(Smyrna-Exhibitions) (Damascus-Exhibitions)
(Leipzig-Exhibitions)

BRIGEi YE. K.
USSR/Chemistry - Hydration Oct 48
Chemistry - 2-Butyne-l, 4-Diol
"Hydration of 2-Butyne-l, L-Diol," Yu. K. Yurlyev, I. K.
Korobitsyna, Ye. K. Brige,
Lab of Org Chem ii,-.eni Acad N. D. Zelinskiy, Moscow State U
imeni M. V. Lomonosov,
1 2/3 pp
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSRII Vol LX31., No 5
Hydration of 2-Butyne-1, 4-diol in methanol in presence of
mercuric sulfate or its
solution in 27% sulfuric Icid gave a 37% theoretical yield of
4-izetuhoxy-l-butanol-2-
one., b.p. 86.5 at 9 m, d (20/4),q 1.095, n (20/D) 14395. Use
of other solvents re-
sulted in resinification. Submitted by Acad A. N. Nesmeyanov,
13 Aug 48.
PA 53A9T25

BRIGEp" IE. K.
Yu. K. Yurlev, I. K. Korobitsyna, and "Joint catalytic
dehydration of
2-butyne-1,4-diol with amonia and hydrogen mdphide. Catalytic
dehydration of
cis-2-butene-1,4-aiol.n (p. 744)
SO: Joum2l of GonerAl Chemia&tv, (Zhurnal Obahchei Khimii),
1950, Vol. 20, No. 4.

4w /V
GIRGOUY, S.S., professor; BLINOT, V.I., professors BALAKINA,
V.S.,
professor: KHMNLINITSKIY. O.K.. kandidat maditainakikh nauk;
BRIUNN TeoTo, kandidat maditsinakikh nauk; BOTIO, N.C.
kandidat
A PhsRU"Aiuk-, BYSTROVA, M., kandidat maditaittekikh nauk-,
Z
VIABOYA, Z.A., kandldat maditainikikh nauk; ANTIPINA, A.N.,
nauabayy
notradnik
Petr Tasillevich 31povskil. Arkhopate 18 no.8:131-132 156.
(KIRA 10:2)
1. Daystvitellnyy chela ANN SSSR (for Girgolav)o 2. Direktor
Instituta unovershenstvovaniya vracbey iment B.Nollrova (for
Blinov).
3. Direktor lanchno-iseledovatellskogo institute
traTuatolbgii t
ortopedil (for Balaklum)
tSUVVSKII, PBTR VASILINTICH)

BRIGER Abram Isaakovich; RAZNIKOV, P., red.;
KUZNETSOVA., A., tekhn.
p
--- red.
Pactory where they build houses) Zavod., gde
stroiat doma.
Moskva, Mosk. rabochii, 1962. 66 P. (MIRA 15:3)
. .. (Buildings, Prefabricated)

LURIYEt B.G.; MURIN, A.N.;_P~~GEVICH, II.F.
Diffusion and electrolytic migration of manganese
ions in
NaCl I MnCl 2 mixed crystals, Fiz,tver.tela 4
no.7tl957-1958
R-162. (KIRA 1616)
1. Leningradskiy gosuda un4 ersitet.
(Iohs-Mg!-&fI6 ity) (Cr~stald)
jHww,anese compounds)
&a" - - -

KOGHINA$ M.P.; URY.AYEV,
149thod of preparing largo-size P-particle radiators.
Radiokhimiia
6 no.2:255-258 164. (MIM 17:6)

BRIGGER, L.I., oty6red.; MMTAMAg L*I,p red,
[Atlas of,-foreign countries for secondary schools;
a course in
economic geography] Atlas sarubezhuykh stran dlia
oradnei
shkoly; karm ekonomichaskoi geografti. Moskva,
1959. 40 p.
(KIRA 13:7)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye upravleniye
geodezii i
kartografit.
(Atlases)

BRIGGS, R.; TARAWIOV, G.
Nacreous clouds over the coast of Victoria Land.
Inform. biul.
Sov. antark. eksp. no.46s6l-6Z, 164 (MIRA 18:1)

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AUTHOR: Veretnik, L. D.; Brigidin, V. Ya.
ORG: lGiar1kov Plant im. Malyshev (Khartkovskly zavod fm. Malyshova)
TITLE: Manual argon-arc weldin of thin-waRed joints
SOURCE: Avtomaticheskaya svarka, no. 6, 1966, 48-49
~JOPIC TAGS: metal joining, are welding, welding technology, shoat
metal, metallurgic
Yesearch
OBSTRACT: Under conditions of small-series production It Is
expedient to weld elements of
zuaLQq4ic steels 0. 2-0. 7 nim thick to each other as well as to
inassivo work parts by means
o~ manual argon-arc welding. Ibis Is accomplished with the aid of a
specially developed
burner (Fig. 1) which can be readily construc4 by any enterprise.
One of its advantages is
that almost all of its parts except the nozzle and collets are
constructed of aluminum and so it
we
os only 200 g. -Its nozzle may be either of ceramic or of copper or
of a combination of
both (Fig. 2); it may be made as long as 100-120 mm to gain access
to relatively inaccessible
weid areas. The welding itself requires a special alignment of both
elements of the weldment.
Thus, e. g. butt joints (Fig. 3, a) of cylindrical sylphons or flat
plates 3 with wall thick-
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ACC NR. AP6021006
Fig. 1. Overall view of
burner' for argon-are welding,
(with currents of up to 200 a)
Fig. 2. Combination nozzle:
I - copper; 2 - ceramic tabe
ness of S2r 0. 2 mm require the use of specially aligned top and
bottom tacks; the bottom tack
is unnecessary if the elements are flanged in advance (Fig. 3,
b). The welded joints experi-
mentally produced in this manner were tested for airtightness in
a vacuum of 10-6mni Hg

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ACC NR: "6021006
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Fig. 3. Butt joints of sylphons
plates weldedwith the aid of:
a - top and bottom tacks; b - flanging
v4th the aid of helium leak getector; no leaks were detected.
orig. art. has: 5 figures.
UP CODE: 1:5111 SUBM bATE OqJul65/ ORIG REF: ODO/
vmb

GAYVORON, Arkadiy Abramovich; BRIGIN, N.0
red.
[Odessa, qj native city) Odessa moi gorod
rodnoi.
Odessa, Odesskoe knizhnoo 12d-vo, 1963.
194 P.
(MIRA 17:4)

BRIGINITS, 11.1.; ZAVARUKEA. 3.V.
Botanical garden at the Kremenets Pedagogical Institute.
Biul. Glav.
sada no.30:7-9 '58. (MIFA 32:6)
1.KrAmenstakiT pedagogichankly institut.
(Kremenets--Botanical gardens)

MRIGIIMTS, M.L. [Bryhinets', M.L.]; ZAVILRUKU, B.V.,
assistent
V.H. Besser, outstanding botanist of the first half
of the 19th
century. XaUk.2ap.Xrem.der2h.ped.in9t. no.4:89-92
159, (MIRL 13:9)
(Besser, Villbald'd Gotlibovich, 1784-1842)

BRIGINETS, M.L.fBryhinets', M.L.), kand.
sellkhoz. nauk, glav.
BILOUS, I.F., kand. ist. nauk, zam. glav. red.;
VIARISOVA, I.V.19 kand. biol. nauk. dots..
r~A- SVIIIKO' Y.M.[Svynko, I.M.], red.;
TATARINOV, K.A.
[Tatarvno-~-, K.A.1 .- k-a-n-c!.--b-j-o1. -~aa
dots., red.;
SHIMANSKAYA, V.O.[Sh* a, V.0.]. red,
[Materials on the study of the natural resources
of
Podolia] Materialy do vyvehennia pryrodnykh
resur-siv
Podillia. Kremenetst, Kremenets'k-yi derzhavnyi
pedagog.
in-t, 1963. 199 p. (KIRA 17: 7)
1. Mizbvuzivslka konferentsiya po vyvchennyu
pryrodnykh
resursiv podillya. 1963. 2. Kremenetalkiy
pedagogicheskiy
institut (for Tatarinov, Marisova).

1. MIN, V. M., BRIGISI 0. 1.
2. us3ii 60o
4. Stock and Stockbreeding; Karakul Sheep
7'. Variation in heredity and vitality of karakul sheep
depending on age of parents.
Sov. zootekb 7 No. 4. 1952.
Dotsent
9a. L4onthly.List of Russian Accessions Library of Congress,
June 1952. UNCLASSIFIU.

1. DAT618, 6-1.
2. V-111~i (600~
4. Karakul Sheep
7. Effect of the age of parent sheep on breeding and hide
qualities of their issue.
Kar. i zver. 6 no* 1, 1953
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
June 1953, Uncl.

BRIG1j) 0. 1.
"Change in the I-roducLiv-ty and Breedin.- Qualities of Ka akul
Sheep in
RelaLion to Their A-e and iastiare Feeding C=ditions." Cand Abr
Sci, k11-Union
Sci-Res Inst of kniml Husbandry, Rbscow, 1954. (KL, NO 4 , Jan
:~5)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at
USSR Higher educational
Institutions (13)
SO: Sum. No. 50,,, 29 Jul 55

~6 5Z k0- j S~ 0 .-T
USSR / Farm Animals. Small Horned Stock. Q-3
Abs Sour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 181 1958, 54782.
Author : Yudin, V. M.j Brigisi 0. 1.
Inst :Not given.
Title :Methodical and organizational Problems in
Karakul Breeding.
Orig Pub; Karakulevodstvo, 1957, No 6, 3-1Z.
Abstract: No abstract.
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IWIW, V.M., akademik (Moskva); BRIGIS 0 1
kand.sellskokhozyaystvermykb
nauk (Meekvs.)
Breeding work in karakul sheep raisizie Agrobiologiia
no. 3:410-
4-15 MY-Je 1161. (Mm 14:5)
I. Vsesoyuznaya akademiya sel'skokhozyaystvennykh nauk
imeni
Leni.m.(for ludin). (Karakul sheep breeding)

BRMA, P, , dots.; BRIGMANE, A., st. prepod.; KRAST
INS,'~ dots.;
RATS, KIKMS, V... red.
I
[Higher mathematics) Augstaka matematika. [By]
N.Brazma un
citi. Riga., Latvijas Valsts izd-ba, 1964. 390 P.
[In
Latvian] (MIRA 17:6)

BRIGOROVSKIY, M.M.
RT-12-48 (Combustible shales) Goeiuchie slantsy. Pages 64-68
from!
GEOLOGICHESIOM IMMENNOSTI I IMNERALINO-SYRIEVAIA DAZA SSSR.
I.M.Gubkin, Ed. Moscow-
Leningrad) 193.0.

IMUM/Optics - Cptical Technology . K
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Fiz-aa, lio 4, 196o, 9718
Author Briickner Janos
inst sU % ~
Title Projection Lenses
0
Orig Pub Kep-es hangtechn., 1958, 4, No 6, 186-187
Abstract Popular article an motion picture lenses. The
relative
aperture, normal diameters of the mounts, limitation of
the aperture of the lens by its mount, and the depth of
focus are considered.
For the previous iart see Referat Zhur Fizika, 1959,
No 9) 21239.
Card 1/1

HUITO.kRY/Cptics - Optical Technology K
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Fizika, No 4, 1960, 9719
Author : Briickner Janos
Inst :
Title : ProJection Lenses, Part V.
Orig Pub : Kep-es hangtechn., 1959, 5, No 1, 31
Abstract : The author considers in popular form the
physical con-
ditions of operation of a motion picture lens (high
temperature, dust on the surfaces of the lenses). It
is indicated that it is necessary to use complicated
lenses for wide angle projection.
For the preceding part see Abstract 9717.
Card 1/1
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BRIJAN, V.-
~-
*Drawing up train formation plans by electronic
computing
machines" by (prof., membru oorespondent al
Academiei do
Stiinto U.R.S.S., conducatpril serviciului do
calcul tehnic
din Ministorul Cailor do Comunicatii) A.P. Petrov
and others.
Reviewed by V. Brijan. Rev cailor fer 11 no.8:484
Ag t63.

CHOKOV, Boris Pavlovich; BRIX, Aleksandr
Borisovich; GUBARI, V.F.,
red.
[Production of wall panels from
keramzit-perlite concrete]
Proizvodstvo stenovykh panelei iz
keramzitoperlitobetona.
Kiev, Budivellnyk, 2965. 54 P, (MIRA 18:8)

GNEDOVSKTv V.I., doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.; BRIK) A.L.,
ir,-:-),.; F.G1.)
inzb.j KASHIRSKIYI B.R.P inzh.
Ebcperimental precast spans with 51'-m prestressed girders.
Transp
stroi. 14 no.6:10-12 -Te 164. (MIRA :L;.-2)

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TURSKIY, Tu.I.-, BRI K.AW ENIN, A.M.;
Determination of small quantities
Gaz.prom. no.9:11-1~ S 157.
(Acetates-Analysis)
GALIPRX, Ye.M.
of butyl aeltate in water.
(MIRA 10:10)
(Water-Analysis)

NOVOPLYANSKAYA, R.; BRIK, A.O., metodist; AYUPOVA, X.V.,
prepodavatell;
SOKOLOVj B,M-.,"--U-'ChIte-11 geografff; SYCHEV, V.G.,
uchitell
geografti~-MAGOMKDJ, M-.,, khalimanov, uchitell geografii;
AZIM3V, D.B.
Editor's mail. Geog. v shkole 26 no.6151-54 N-D- 163.
(MIRA 17: 1)
1. Melitopollskiy pedagogichpskiy institut (for
Novoplyanskaya).
2. Lipatskiy institutusbiei-s-K4iistvovaniya uchiteley (for
Brik).
3. Pedagogich"koye ~chlliphoh6 g. Kansk, Krasnoyarskiy kray
(for
Ayupova).; - 4. 29-ya -,~pidiiiiiYa shkola Novosibir~ka
(for Sokolov).
-o -inte~zf~t No.2 KharIkovskoy oblasti (for
5. LyublinskV.--i~-s
qa
Sychev)..,--6.--=
alinskaya shkola GuAbskogo rayona Dagestanskoy
ASSR.-(for ihed!6m-ov). 7. Mikrokskaft
odinA~diYat'iletnyaya shkola
Akhtynskogo rayons. Dagestanskoy AgSR (for Azimov).

KRINSKIT, Ivan Ivanovich; SHETIMN, A.Ts., inzh. ,
retsenzent; _BRIX. A.B.,
inzh., red.; HAMIZ, Tu.L., red.izd-va; SOROKINA,
G.Te., - j~-kS~-red.
(Finishing operations in forge shops] Ochistnye
operataii v kug-
nechno-shtampovochnykh teelthalch. Koskva,
Gos.nanchno-tskhn.ixd-vo
mashinostroit.lit-ry,.1960. 110 1).
(MIRA 13;7)
(Forging) (Metal cleaning)

BRIKI E.; IAANEFj E., red.; VASSILJEV, F.,
red.;.-SEPP, A., tekhn.
red.
[Tourist trips in Estoni&)Matkates mooda Rentit.
Tallinn,
Sesti Riiklik Kirjastus, 1960. 39 P. (MIRA 16:3)
(Estonia-Description and travel)

BRIKY E. Yu.:
v
Brik, . Yu: "A physical-geographical description of
the
Estonian SSR." Ibscow Order of Lenin and CTder
i
of Labor Red Banner State U imeni M *V. Lomonosov.
Moscow, 1956. (Dissertation for the Degree of
Candidate in GeoGraphical Scienenz)
SO: Knizhnava letonist, No 27, 1956. lbscow. Pages
94-100,; 111.

BRIK, N. WI
_____FOO,n_Y`ZiCogeograpbic&1 regions of the Estonian
S.S.R. Nauch.dok1.vys.
ebkoly; geol.-nauki no.4:205-211 '58. 04IRA 12:6)
1. Moakovskiy un'iversitet, geograficheskly fakul'tat,
kafedra obsbcbey
I fizichoskoy.geografii.
(Estonia--Physical geography)

CHARM, Semen Seusnovich, kandidat tekhulcheskikh
nauk; Z=, Frida
inzhener; FILIPPOT, A.T.. redaMor; USTRUGOTA.'
redaktor;
[Facing brick) Litsevoi kirpich. Pod obahchel red.
A.VJilippova.
Moskva, Goe.lzd-vo lit-ry po stroitellstru. i
arkhitekturs, 1955.
133 P. (KIZA 9:5)
IsAlradenlya arkhItektury SM, Moscow. lustitut
utroit*lluoy
tokhniki. 2.Chlon-korrespondent Akademli arkhltektury
SSSR.(for
Filippov) (Bricks)

FZLIDHAN,L.Y.; ORLOV,API.;FILIFFOV,A.V.; GHARIM,S.S.;
BRIK,F.G.
Clay briefca for facings. Rats. i izobr.predl. v stroi.
no.108:
28TOl '55. (MLRA 8:10)
(Bricks)

IBRIK3 G inzh.; YEFREMOVA, Ye.M.; LOPOVOK, L.I., kand. arkh.;
MAKOTINSKIY, M.P., kand. arkh.;~XIWVZOROVp A.K., arkh.;
GHARM,45.3.0 kand.,tekhn. nauk; Mnimall uchastiye:
BOGUSLAVSKIYj A.I., insh.; LIVSHITS,.A.M., inzh.; POPOY#
A.N., retsenzent; ROKHVARGER, Ye.L., kand. tekhn. n ei
retsenzent; GURVICH, E.A....red.
[Catalog of finishing materials and elements] Katalog ot-
delochnykh materialov i izdelii. Moskva, Goastroiizdat.
Pt.5. [Ceramics] Keramika. 1961. 54 P. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Vsesoyuznyy npmchno-issledovatellskiy institut novykh
stroitalInykh =w4rialov. 2. Deyotyitellnyy chlen Akademii
stroitel'stva 'arkhitektury SSSR Oror Popov).
(Finishes and finishing)

BRIK) I.L.
Brik,I,L. --l'Biochemical CharacterisLics oil' Proteins of
the Gray and ei-Ate Matter of
the Large Hlemispheres of the Brain." Cand Biol Sci,
Leniri6rad Srate U, Lenin,.-,rad.19~'l
ZHUfU4AL--KHDIIYA No 1, Jan 54)
Soutce: SUM 168, 22 jul-w 1954

]BR IK, I. L.
Phosphorus-containing proteins of cerebral
hemispheres. Vest.10n.un.
10 no-10:57-66 0 155. (MLRA 901)
Orain) (Proteins)

BRIK, I.L.; YAKOVLEV, V.A.
Anticholinesterase activity of the oxidation products of
dithiophosphoric acid (M-74) esters. Biokhimiia 27 no.3:481-/,86
Yq-Je 162. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Institute of Evolutionary Physiology, Academy of Sciences of the
U.S.S.R., Leningrad.
(CHOLINESTERASES) (PHOSPHORODITHIOIC ACID)

BRIK, I.L.; YAKOVIZV, V.A.
Comparative study of the properties of
cholineste-raves of the
nervous system in vertebrates and
Insects.-%.lTiokhlmiia 27
no.6:993-1003 N-D 162. (MIRA 17-5)
1. Institut evolyutsionnoy fiziologit imeni Sechenova
AN SSS-R,
Leningrad.

ERIK, I.L., MANDELSHTAM., YU.TH.
Cholinergic systems of insects and the mechanism of the
insecticidal
action of the organophosphoras compounds.
Khim-iya i Primenaniye Foefororganicheskikh Soyedineniy
(chemistry and
application of organophosphDrus cora)ounds) A. TE. ART.7DV,
Ed.
publ. by Kazar Lffil. Acadc Sci. USSR,, Moscow 1962,, 632
P;)-
Collection of comolete oapers presented at the 1959 Kazan
Gonforence ori
Chsrdstry of ~;rganophosphoms ComDounds.

ACOSS103 INB: AP501874T
UH/0020/65/163/002/0365/o368~
AUMOR- Brestkin, A. P.;_IBrik Volkova, R. 1:-. Godovikov, N. N-t
TeDlov
- a_ritz. I ~-~ - - -
N. Ye.; Ki-lachnik, M. I. (Academi-c-i-an-Y
TITLE: Anticholinesterase properties of 0,0-diethyl
s-(2-arylmL-thylamino)-ethyl,!!?
thipphosphates and their metbyleulfonium methyl sulfates
SOURCE: AD Slb. Doklady, v. 163, no. 2, 105, 365-368~
TOPIC TAGS. nerve gash chemical warfare agent, cholinesterase
inhibitor-, anti-
cholinesterase activity, thiophospbate ester
ABSTRACT- One of the most effective ways to increase the activity of
organophos--
phorus cholinesterase inhibitors is to introduce an onium group in
their stnicture
at the sAir distance from the phosphoryl group as the distance
between the carbonyl
carbon and the quaternary nitrogen in acetylcholine. Previous work
showed that the
sharp increase in anticholinesterase activity observed on transition
from sulfides
CH (C B 0)P(O)SCH CH SC H to sulfonium compounds ICH 0WO)SMI '-_R
'NcH hz;,J-
3 2 5 2 2 2 3(C2'T'5 2 2
IS04CH3 is due not to the inductive effect, but to the formation Cf
an iorlic
be,i;*Ireen the inhibitor and tbe anionic center of cholinesterase.
The effect the
,7-uLgnitude of the erfective charge aw!the anticholinest erase
artivitv cl -h,

v58M45
ACCESSION NR-. AP5o18747
above compounds vas investigated. The compounds investigated were
0,0-diethyl
S-(O-arylnethyl-amino)-ethyl thiopbosphates
(C2HSO)2~(O)SCii2CH2ri(CH3)C,H,R, and their
metbylsulfoniwn methyl sulfates [(C-,1i50)2P(0)SCH2CH2
kCH3)2C6H4R]S0,,C'F'=. Arv-, Fiji--
stituents R of different electronegAi'vities were used: CF3) CL,
L,) I
estera-ge activity was evaluated from the reaction rate constfuits
-4~
serum cholinesterase (acyleboline hydrolase) In M/50 phosphate
'Lut*,,::' kpl~
25C. The physical constants of the inhibitors and their reaction
rate cons~atts are
191ven in tabular form. In compounds -with a ternary N, the
presence of aryl ~Zr~%'ULIS
decreases anticholinesterase activity, presumably because of the
laser abi-lity of
aromatic amines to form Fwmanium cations in aqueous solutions. On
the other hand,
compounds with a quaternary F, and aryl. groups show-very strong
activity. In addition
to increasing the effective positivecharge, the hydrophobic aryl
radicAls fac-J.""itate
the sorption of the inhibitor on the enzyme surface. The existence
of the positive
char43e appears to be the most :important factor determining the
high activity of such
inhibitors. The nature of.tbe.substituents R_,.sboving good linear
correlation withli
the :maction iate, and the steric compatibility of the aryl group
with the ari oni c
site of the enLyme are of secondary inportance. Orig, art. has: 2
tables a-rid
1 f i gure

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ACCESSION NR: AP501BT47
ASSOCIATION: Institut evolyutsionnoy fiziologii I blokhimii im. T.
M. Sechenova
Akademii nauk SSLU Instit
'R ( ute of Evolutionary PbVsiology and Biochemistry, AcadeW
,of Sciences SR); Institut element oorgani cheskM soyedineniy
Ak-ad-emii nau-jr.-M-S~PF--
nst, ute o Organoelement-al Compounds, ~cai~eag of Sciences,SSSF)
SUBMITTKD: OlFeb65 ENCL: GO SUB CODE: C-15 I L S
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BRIK, I.L.; BRFSTKIN, A.P.; YAKOVLEV, V.A.
Interaction of esters of the N-methylearbamic acid
with acetyl-
cholinesterases of the brain of white mice and flesh
flies.
Biokhimiia 29 no.6:1020-1028 N-D 164. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Institut evolyutsionnoy fiziologii i biokhimii
imeni I.M.
Sechenova AN SSSR, Leningrad. Submitted JanuarY 31,
1964.

MELKONYAN, V.;j, kand.tekhn.nauk; BRIK, L., inzh.
Investigating causes of poor weldability of rolled
wire rods
prepared from Alaverdi wire-bar copper. Prom.Arm.
1+ no.1:60-64
Ja 161, (MIRA 14:6)
1. Nauchno-issledovatoliskiy gornometallurgicheskiy
institut,
Sovnarkhoza ArmSSR (for Brik).
(Copper-Testing)

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LAYNM,, D.I., CHERKASHINAp N.V.; BRIK, L.M,
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Gip-rotsvs-l-metc-
brabotka no.20166-171 165, (MMA U ill)

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Some Mesozoic ferns and their spores of-the southwestern
Ural Mountain
region. Hat-VSWRI no-9-:131-177 1$5. (MLIIA 9: 9)
(Ural'Hountain region-Yarns, Fossils) -

BRIK, N.I.
Using new equipment. Avtom., telem. i aviazl 9
no.3:24-25
Mr 165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Pomoshchnik rovizora po bezopasnosti
dvizheniya poyezdov
po khozyaystvu signalizatsii, tsentralizatsii,
blokirovki i
svyazi Sallskogo otdeleniya Severo-Kavkazakoy
dorogi.

013069 SOURCE CCDB*.- UR/0048/66/030/004/0633/006~,
AUTHOR. Sokolov, V.A.; Vol'kenshteyn, F.F.; Prik, O.G.; Kondratenko,
M.B* &0
ORG: None
TITLE: Concerning the role of radical-recoiabination processes in
candoluninescence
fReport, Fourteenth Conference on Luminescence held in Riga 16-23
September 19657
SOURCE: AN SSSR., Izvestiya. Seriya fixicheskaya, v. 30, no. 4, 1966,
633-636
TOPIC TAGS: recombination luminescence, chemlluminesconce,
candoluminescence~
ABSTRACT: Although candollakescence luminescence under the influence
of.a.flame
hus been questioned formanyyears', the-authors assert that the
existence of, this
phenomenon has definitely been proved. The mechanism.of
candolumineacence.was hypo-
thetically developed by one of the authors CF.F.Vollkenshtein,
zlektronnaya teoriya
kataliza na.poluprovodnikakh, rizm-atgiz, Moscow 1960) an the basis
of the electronic
theory of catalysis and cbemisorption on semiconductors and has been
discussed and de-
scribed in other publications:by F.F.Vollkenshtein et al. According
to this mechanism
excitation occurs at the expense of the energy released incident to
recombination of
free atoms and radicalsin the flaw on the surface of the phosphor. In
the present
paper there are adduced the inferences based on the
radical-recombination theory as
regards the Influence of extraneous gaseous impurities on the
intensity of cando-
Card 1/2

L 26481-66
AICC Mi. AP6013069
luminescence and there are describedAhe results of attempts at
experimental-verifica-
tion of the predictions. The inert -gas emplo,yed in the main
experiments was.nitrogen
:and the phosphorwas ZnS*CdS.,Cu.,,A figure gives curves
characterizing the variation,
of.-the luminescence lntensity~-of the phosphor with the nitrogen
concentration at dil-
ferent temperatures. Another~figures shows analogous curves
characterizing the in-
fluence of co.and 02. comparative experiments to evaluate the
recombination coeffi-
cient were carriedout with non-luminescing CuO. On the basis of
general analysis
of the data it is concluded that radical-recombination processes play
a significant
.role In excitation of low-temperature luminescence (which, it is
asserted, is true
luminescence a ccording to the Vavilov-Wiedemam criterion) but also in
excitation of
'high-temperature candoluminescence' which is aspecial form of
equilibrium emission
t hat is not true luminescence* Orig., art., has: 2 formulas and 3
figures.
SUB CODE: 20/ SUBM DATE: 60/ ORIG REF: 007/ OM REF: 001
Qrd2/2

L 4590-6~ EWT(1)/EWT(m)/E1VT(J.) IJP(c) W4
ACC NR, AR6o23268 SOURCE C
AUTHOR: -Brik, 0. G.
TITLE; Investigation of the flame of illuminating gas as a
source of excitation of
candoluminescence %~/
SOURCE: Ref zh. Fizika, Abs. 3D40T
REF. SOURCE: Izv. Tomskogo politekhn. in-ta, v. 138,'1965,
265-2T1
TOPIC TAGS: luminescence, manufactured gas, light excitation,
luminor, optic
activity, radical recombination
ABSTRACT: The author investigated radical-luminescence (RL) in
different zones of
an illuminating-gas flame, and also the influence of
extraneous impurities introduced
into the flame (1 21 N29 CO 21.029 KC1, NaCl) on the
luminescence. He established that
the most active, with respect to RL excitation, is the outer
zone of the flame, which
contains the largest amount of free atoms and radicals.1 The
observed quenching of
catalytically active luminors by means of extraneous
imburities confirms the radical-
recombination mechanism of lumine8cence. The RL of phosphors
in the flame of illum-
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ACC NR: AR6
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inating gas is caused principally by radicals (free atoms) of
hydrogen. Bibliography
23 titles. [Translation of abstract)
SUB CODE: 20
Card 2
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KONJBATOYEV, Afanasiy Borisovich, kand.tekhn.nauk; YER'ST , Galins -
Hikolayevna, inzh.; MWIGHIKOV, Ivan Alekseyevich, prof., doktor
tekhn.nauk; MOSKOVSKIY, Mikhail Ivanovich, kand.takhn.nauk;
SOBOLEV, David Iosifovich, kand.tokhn.nauk; SMZIGEVICH, Petr
Kazimirovich, insh.;,SHIROKOV, Boris Ivanovich, kand.sellsko-
khos.nauki Prinimali uchastip: TREBIN, Boris Nikolayevich,' inzh.;
OSOBOV. Vadim Izrailevich, insh. MUK, PA-;,pre-podavatell,
reteenzent; IVANOV, V.A., prepodavatell, retsenzent; KOGANOV. A.,
prepoasvotail. retsenzent; KCRONOV, B.V.. prepodavatell.' retsenzent;
MARKOV, Me., prepodavatell, ret66n28XXt; OSIPOV, G.P., prepoda-
vatell, retsenzent; RYABOV, P.I., prepodavatelf, retsenzent;
SOLOV11W, K.Ya,q prepodavatell, reteenzent; SOROKIN, T.Ya., pro-
podavatell, retsenzent; BANNIXOV, P't red.; VORONKOVA, Ye.0
tekha.red.
[Manual for collective farm machinery operators] Spravochnik makha-
n128tora aellskogo kh02iaiStVa. Penza. Penzeaskoe knizhnoe izd-vo,
1959. 610 p. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Sarstovskiy institut makhanizataii. aellskogo khozyaystva imeni
M.I.Xalinina (for Brik, Ivanov. Koganov, Kononov, Karkov, Osipov,
Ityabov, Solov'yev, Sorokin).
(Agricultural machinery) -(Farm mechanization)-
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valve with a mlommotor and a water filter vith a choke. The

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BRIK, P.M.
Brik. P.M., "Automatic Regulation of the Operation of
Thermal De-aerating
Installations," Moscow and Leningrad, Gosenergoizdat,
1953, 70 pages,
46 figures.

BRIK, F.M4, inzhener; OYSYANNUOY, A.Y.
Steam-water preheatere for small and medium boiler
installations.
Blek.sta. 25 no.2:49-50 7 154. (MLRA 7:2)
(Steam boilers)

8dit P. M. and D, A., Tsw raivits of i~vst,-
Q,tir,m of tba ~Yj-.Ulic Pokillence of Ovattli, 010101
tlv."~r plates is destribe'l, fin r.'r-
pt-s-c w -t-t in local .-3 - -
are ted trom a heating nerwrk awi ri~r M-ninti-a with auromit,
.Ppat.rus or control.
Based on the data obtairwoo, it is ~h,- rhat Eltc ri,cific~~n! oi
is Lhc COCHicienc of Me r.(W ~~r.rcn Ctle , !
tL- opening in -he phat and the diametz. of the pipe and the ratio
between the thickness of the plate aud the dianivez of its opra-
ing. The meaning of the coefficient of disc-huge is state-d. 1T so
obtained by expetinsentitl viribridis and calcuiared by means of
fo~riailas cirdinaffly accepted for adaptiom in this rype of work.
Pr,,-,xal tat girep lot cht
vah~s o! tt-e tadlicated co,-Oicieni,
_hL-a;

A rl
AA a
SA),
'van dium an the Id"
affect isf Won and 4
laotheltmel "filitafelmostilift of Oullealle, ii, It, 111M,
V. It. Nelnuork. still H. I - IfIltill. Md) 6. lwll'1111014~__'
-fe
Thr 1)ljrlxmw 14 Ill'% Inves'llialit"D 'Ass 110 Art. lisp dect of
11 up to 0,0161". antl V u lulli., oil tile impt tort ilia)
1twillation of Sualeafte AP.110011 tile pcosetration list
hatth-11-
1111) effect ill steel and in tift. the copiltivion, (plantify
-11
Ol, lllc~v cletinvals Its faise the istambly ill alkwipluir And
ill- 00
erraw the perictratiou effect. Thkot study %&% ina-h- mt
0* 4 steels. Croull I ctmite. around 1.071," C and mnall mldn,.
Go
C and Ntuall md,ltvt. 4
of It. group I I rottig. around M48% q
It, group III conig. C slid stuall addim. M
V. and group Wcontg. around 0.47% C and small addn%.
(it V. In Stmilk tj grout) 1 0013 OAA)Mj, (if It retaf.h.4 oo
tbeimudonitatioublaustenittat4tX)-IPC-tI andiuMect-I
group 11 olt 320-MO1. Further Inerra," In It act-virt. =66i
a(rd austenitc dem"ilin.; at a 11 content 4 O.Weir; all.l.-
1.117e0
idle tramformat ion was (itsore I hall wit Isout It. At bights
1-1C 00
ps. (fov-10% even tile Struilled addli. (if It socet-11-fills t1
lie tale of mustenhe trantJortuallum At 410-141". 11 it,
of V ammis moornite d"vinim. in itivel, of Xs,mp
IIt. R4Wng the li'cimtent tof).15ep ssm,leralr~ anornar
dmitillits.; at 0.23% CJ V the iiaxeleration it
L
In larris ( Kemp IV there werr 11 ilia%. five antrolit.- ta-
hility at 3:041011111, Thew. Illaos. :ctc obtainvA ilh 11.114
luml and 0.121-4).We of V. Wills Ali addill W to "', of
V I lie SuAl polite slawfil Vill I till %I IVI dropped.
lit It still V oil lite lictictration pliers parall.-I-A Ilia[ W
mv~
ativitenilcmahility. Stoscestualloidthmof Ilarecilvelivesof Pee
M
e 3.10-11ol, and ontuill mothillit. (if V at it can I.- a,-
I =0 0
unird that a IlAnd V vtill nmIL-11v
increav file SumrillivollillAlify slid tile jWnrillatiou vilmi,
44 , :
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so

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died. & D. Drik, V. JR. Nelinark. end
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The ffectof
1?0.00

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Coutil. C O.M. 910.47, Me OAL P O.M. and S 0.041%

was stud
.. The tiZ unsterial from wW& the steel
w
21
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K

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an
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.
.
The melt was dooKkUnd with Pa-Ma and Fe-S. and

UAn of At went
%Mod. With no arldno.
Wme =
d
li
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W

sli
n
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a wil
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ng t
bad a radiatin
fraclurn. 0.0110-0.01)4% of it Ovellray" llso radlatin:

1111

structure Md tins PW d saWfulte #rsivin disnintshed. At

them comenns., tile 9 Is thought to be in PAW solu. in the
l
A
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di
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stee
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.
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ng structure rappraired
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and at 0.008 was "M same " in steel with.
"
i
2

:;j
out addaL
t 0.
t. B-omtS. pbRic could be ob-
7
d
ll

wite
; as forging. the stea
aumb ed. IU effm of V

was very sWilar, eitept that It rtcluired
higher eancris. of

Vtobrinaboattliessimereoults.
Tinesinaltheaunten-
-

Itic grains
of primary eMtn. decreased with increasing

concna. of 8 or V.
In this rrspM the greatest effect was
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BRIK, S.D., raferent.
Utilizlzg ultrasonic oscillations in steel heat
treatn"nt. IMul.
TSMICHM no.15:56-59 157. (MM 110)
(Ultvauonio waves--Industrial applicatious)
(Steel-Heat treatment)

BE . S.D. inzh.
Strain ageing ofbw carbon stools, Biul. TSNIIGM
no*16.-32-43 157,
(Steel--Testing) (MIRA, 11--5)

BM, S..D.,, referent.
~-
Heating billets by molten glass. Blul. TSNIICHK
no.16:55-56 157.
- (Glass) Drurnaces) (NM 11:5)

13RIK . ,D..,,referent
Hot pressing of pipe ingots. Biul.TSNIICHN no-17:61
(325) 157.
(Dies (Metalworking)) (MIRA 11:4)

BRIK, S.De, risferent,
:'Affect 01 finish a-nn sling conditions on magnetic
properties of
"' transformer steel, Biul,.TSNIICHK no.21.,60-61
157, (MIU 11s3).
I (Steel-Haat treatment)
"V
1.7p

BRIK, S.D., referent
Forced heating of steel ingots (from "Journal of the
Iron and
steel Institute" no. 11, 1956). Biul. TSNIICM4
no.23:.49-51 '57.
(MIR& 11:2)
(Great Britain--Steel ingots)

ERIK, S.D., referent
Cleaning metal parts by means of ultrnsonice (from
foreign
.Journals). Biul. TSNIICHK no.23:54 157. (MM 11:2)
(Metal cleaning)
(Yltrasonic wsves-Industrial ap-olications)

BR3X, S.D., referent.
j",_ .. -"-'
. , -0"K, "of ~-w
Repeated strain ageing, Biul, TMICHN no.2lt62-64 157.
(Steel-Tooting) (MM 11:5)