SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZOSIN, C. - ZOTIKOV, R.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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ZOSTIF, C., conf.; BARBU, N.; BACASU. Oh,; IAHOTicr, Sulogenict
Investigation of renal function with the aid of plagma purification
methods; measurement of glomerular Infiltraten vith nodium
)7posulfite. Rov.st.Ued*, nel* W., BUcur. 6 no.4:59-68 Oct-Do* 1A.
1. Clinice, a 11-a medical&. I.M.F. Timisomra Coamioat In sediata
sin 3 lunie 1953 a Sociatatil. stlintelor me41eala seatia boli
Interne, fil. W a Tinlooara
(KIMY Mmov TZSTS
glomerular filtration, measurement with sodium
byposulfita)
(SODIM
b7posulfits, In kidney funot. toot)

ZOSIN, C., Prof.; SLIAS, St.; BACANU, Gh.; BARBU, It.; 1ANDVIGI, E.
Measurement of the coefficient of clearance of iodated compounds
for determination of the effective renal blood flow. Med. int.0
Bucur. 7 no.4:127-136 Oct-Dee 55.
1. Clinica a 11-2 nod. IMF Timisoana.
(EIDIMS, blood 6upply,
determ. of effective renal flow by clearance of'
neorenumbral)
(CONTRAST HEDIA
noorenumbral clearance in datern. of effective renal
blood flow)

ZOSIN, C., Prof.; POPESCU, A., dr.-, BACANU, Gb., dLr,; BARBU, H., dr,
.Mawaftummamm
Magnesium sulfate in determination of arterial circulation rateif
Med.int.,Bucur. 8 no-5:711-715 Sept 56.
1. Clinics a 11-a modicala, Timisoara.
(BLOOD CIRCULATION
rate of flow, peripheral, determ. with magneoium sulfate
& fluorescein)
(VASCULAR DISFIASES, PERIPHERAL, diagnosis
determ. of rate of arterial blood flex In extremities,
method using magnesium sulfate)
(MAGNESIUM SULFATE
method of determ. of arterial circ. rats)

ZOSIN, G,; HMI!Mg R,
Diagnosis of chronic ascending nephrItis. Ned, iMt-v Bu(mr. 9 no.at
1183-1193 Aug 37.
L laorare efectuata. In Clinift a III-% medicalap"terapfflat Ica 1XV,
-;imtsoarm.
" ITZ
asoanditv
chronic$ dim#, etial., eilin. aspect$)
g"'11, [111fli Jjj

zosm, 0.
-frephrotic syndrome; etiological aspects; therapy. Hed. into, Buctro,
10 no.5:641-656 May 58.
1. Incrare efectuata in Clinica a 111-a madicalial Tiraisoars.
(IMMOTIC SrWOOM
etiol., ther. e4 case reports)
(Arm, therapeutic use
nephrotic synd.)
(CORTISONN, thor, vAo
nephrotic synd.

ZOSIN$ C., Prof.
current probleras in the etiopathogenesia of ~ypertensiv* dismaes.
Med. intern. 14 no.8:ScY7-908 Ag 162.
1. Lucrare efectuata in Clinica a 111-a medleala, 1 1-1 Timisoara.
(WERTFANSION) (1i,1F&Rv-11s,tON$ 1151Z)

ZOSINI C., prof.
Traroplantation of the Icidney. Mod. intern. 1.4 no.9:103.5-104W, 3 #62.
1. Clinica a III-a medicala a InstitutuluJ. de med-loins, Timisoara.
(KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATIO11)

"I
I
ZOSIN, (,,,_prof.; MANESCU, N. , dr.; BAPMU, 11. , dr.; MIMING, H. , dr.;
r ADLER, H., dr.; BROD, Id., dr.; FOPp S., dr.,- 31"IDIARMKOFF, A., dr.
Arterial hypertension of pyalonephritic origin., Med. intern. 14 no.9:
1065-1073 S 162.
1. Lucrare efeotuata in Clinics. a III-a madicula I.I.1,Timisoara,
(PIELONEPHRITIS) (MPMT*TIISIO!I, PENAL)

ZOSIN, C., prof.
Current status of treatment and,prevention of pcoe nephropatbies.
Med. intern. 15 ~,Oe6s-'641-647 ',T6 163-
1. Lucrare efoctuata in Cli-nica a III-a zedied..t., I.M,, Timisoare.
(GLaMULONEPHRITIS) (NEPHPI;7"
(PiELONEPHRITIS) (ACUTEE Rl-l~,`L
(RYPERTMISIO,11, RVIAT)

ZOSIN`y C... prof.; MMIESCU, N., dr.; SCHWARTZKOFF# A.0 dro
Yalignant arterial hypertension syndrme and pyeloneubritis,
Mad. intern. 15 no.11:1301-1303 N 163.
1. Lucrare efectuata in Clinica a III-A medicalap I.M+ Timiscara.
(WERTENSION, MALIGNANT) (FMONEITHITIS)
(URINE) (KIDIM FUNCTIMI TESTS) (UREA)

C', prof.
Arterial hypertension cautsed by ren4aarteq leziona (renavau
cular arterial hypertension). Mod. intem. Mmr) 10 no.5t
547-555 My'64
1. Lucrare efectuate in Clinica a III-a medicala, I,M.Timisoara,

-IZOSIN, G., prof.; IWES0,11., dr.; SABOJ., dr.; SCINAMOPF, A., dr,,
Renal puncture biopsy. Personal experiemce b(oged mi 150 renal
biopsies. Med. intern. (Bucur.) 17 no.ltl5-23 oa t65
1. Lucrare efectuata in Clinim a IIT-a medicala, Thatitutul
de medicina, Timisoara.

prof.; MAITESCU, N., dr.;,,SABO, lop dro; POPp S-y dr.; SCHWARMOPFf
A., dr.; 11111ITTEMIU, M., dr.
Kaliopenic nephropathy. Med. Intern. (Bacur) 17 n0.5%609-616
My 165.
1. Lucrare efectuata in Cinica a Ill-a medicala, Institutul de
medicina, Timisoara.

ZOSIN, C., Professor, 111D.
Medical Clinic III, Timisoard hledJ.c-Ll Inntituto (d1i4raCa-.a
III--a nedicalas I. V. Virdsoara)
Bucharest, -1-951
j Ila 14, 15 Jul 63p pp 95
ItClaronic Pyeloneparitis and Chron:~c Frizarf Tnteinhitial ffcp-lirit&g
as Etiological Forms Peculiar to Sclerosis an(L RencJ.
Insufficiency. It

ZOSINpF,dr.,; UARGPTEM~11.dr.; SCINARMOPPjA., rJr.; 8AFTA,Irdr.;
bummu,m., dr.
Syndrome of malignant hypertension die to the Goldlibitt
mechanism. Med. intern. 16 no.3t333-337 R064-
1. Lucrare efectuata in Clinica. I medicala,

PAUNISOU-POMWIU,A.; ZOSIN,P,; SCH&MBR,A.,. ILIUCU,A:L.; JIMICHRATHS,v
CzaUCK, I. ~
Observations ana research on the pathogenesis of hemarrbages
produced by salicylic drage. Probl. reUmmt.P,lh=r. mo.6:49-
56 159.
(HMORRUGE,atiology)
(SALICYIATJS, effecto injur tous

ZOSIN P -conf.; MICLEA,F., dr.j MUNT&W,Ms" dr.
Allergic myocardial infarct. Med. intern. (Bacurs. ) 16 no, 12 r
11+77-1479 D 164
1, Lucrare efectuata In Minica a II-a madiaLla, Thatitutul
Med., limisoara (directort prof, A. Pmunesara-Podeanu).
--T F'-'! IT
.IIIIIH114-111-WHI

AUBIRT,H. prof.; ZOSIN P - STANCIU,L,; KtMTUWI,M., HtHAjt&cu, K.
- ~ I- P
Treatment of active parox:ysmal extrasinusal ;rhythm d4sturbancas
with Procainamide (Pronestil). Fmmnian M. Rev. 3 Tio.4:10-11
O-D 159.
1. let Medical Clinic of the Kedicopharmaceut teal InIstitute,
Temisoara,Director: Prof. H. Aubert.
(ARRHYTHKIA,therapy)
(PROGAINS AKIDI,therapy)

ZOSIN' P. Dr.; GATRILZSCUj S., dr.
Renal and hepatic lesions In saturnism. Hod. im., Ducar. 8 no.2:
257-263 Apr-May'56.
1. Clinica, I medicaU, Timisoara.
(LM POISONING, pathology
kidney & liver lesions, in chronic caseti)
(KIDNEY. pathology
In chronic lead pain.)
(LIVER, patbol.
in,chromic lead pols.)

ZOSIN, P.; MICLEA, F.j WNTEANU, 14,
Allergic myocardial infarction, Rumanian Inod. rev. 1c) no.3j
26-28 jl-S 165.

.114OVICHY V. F.
"E"CO-Cleogrophical Characterintic or Mh-:~ ITA'd Spreles of "i-it (B',117i L.)"
"Evolution of 'Culti-vated %et D. V!rLkt..T:IT S L.11 Dok. 1.1110 24p !Zj). 11 r)JI
Genetics; JUl-Urion Inst. for Sugar Indu.,itry; Kiev. c
rjjrj-jJTV-,jV, miuvl t 1 '111;.:

zos pmovicli, V. P.
"Polaro".eT.hic Determination of Zinc in Cwlmiw, Based an t~-" Diff"asian
~if Alloys," Zavod. Lab., 14, No. 2j 1948. Inst. Gen. and Enorg, Chem. Acad.
Sci. Ukrainian SSR, cl948-.
I H I I P .111111111! 111 I'll' 11

TERENTIYE,VA, Ye.I.; ZOSINOVSKAYA, A.I,,; MURAZIANO R.1,
Cytochemical determination of indole derivativis J*a hem,09. ietic
elements. Probl. gemat. i perel. Icrovi ~ no. 12:14-18 1
(MM 14:1).
(IMOLES) (FMATOPIRTIC SYSTIjM)

ZOSIYOV3KII, A. 1.
"Seasonal Cbanges of Skin and Wool Coats of Romanov Sheep." Cand Biol Scio Masoow Fur
and Pelt Inst, 15 Feb 54. Diesdrtation. (Vechernyaya Momliva Molicow 3 Feb 54)
50; SUM, 186 19 Aug 1954
i!,1
- T, "', -H I Al I

ZOSINO C... Prof.
The malignant arterial byportemolon syndrom (41ini.eml aspector
pathogenesis and treatmnt). Mod. Intem., r~ur=r 111 wo.191-14 Ja 161.
1. Lucrare efectuata in Clinica a III-a mdicitlao hidsoara.
(HYPERTENSION)

ZOS191 C., prof.; HMCU, U., dr.; AVWf, J10 drol MoAt ff., drat
GOLERT, 1. Lazar, Ing.
A zodel of the artificial kiftey rade in tbe' MedUAI Clinic III of
the Medical Institute of TIAlmoara. N64. triteim.,, Buemr 13 no,2:
297-302 P 161.
(NnN=,, ARTIFICIAL)
-I i [.1

Z08IIIP C., prof.; MNSSCUp N., dr.; Brod, M., dr.
The action of hydroalilorothiazide in the troidnent of the
nephrotic syndrome. Mod. intern., Bucar 1.1 :il(:-,4: 141-5/f'11 Ap 161.
1. Luarare efectuata in Clinica a III-a imdUala, Timisoara.
M I
(14EPIMOTIC SYMIla, therapy) (CUOROTITAZIDE related tpds.)
IMM
I
NI i 10. . .1 '1111111 11T:11 0
P 1.1;
IT

zossin, s ,
Treatment of interatitial nophropathies; froin "Y-silic-ina Thteiza,t'
(I~icharest), No,7., 1961. Urologiia no.l-.199 962. (MIA 15;11)
(KIMSYS.-DISFASES)

ZOSY A. A,
Replantation, of teeth using garlic phytonaidde. Zd-rav. Uzakh.
no.4:32-35 162.
1, Iz 4ragandinskoy oblastnoy klinichaskay kvilnitey.
(DEMSTRY, OPERATIVE)
(GARLIC-THERAPEUTIC USE)
ri '11 ~J"T 111,11j,"n .," r, "~ - i, r, i t irr i i
rrq i

-~OSY-A, A.Oiv-
Use of garlic phy-toncides in atomatology. MkIrobiol. zhur. 2) no*,6;
O~- 54 '61. (ml sA. 1514)
1. Karagandinskaya oblastnaya bollnitsa Kavdchsimp SSIII.
(GARLIC--THEIUPEUTIC TJSE) ISTOPITOW',Y)
(PHYTOIJOIDES)

L C-892o.67 E-111 (1
ACC NRI A116025354
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SOUR". CODE; UR/412(j9/4i!/000/004/0068/C,068
AUT1101U. Zosymovych 1. D? -,Y.
_pyrhevs'kiy, A, T.
f data on solar cotp
TITLE: Analysis of geomagnetic characteristics as a source o
cular flows
SOURCE; Ref. zh. Astronamiya, Abs. 4.51.510
REP SOURCE: Visnyk kyyivs1k..un._.tu. Sec. astron., no, 6, 1.964, 32-35
TOPIC TAGS; sun, solar corpuscular radiation,
computer
ADSTMACT: Stability of a corpuscular flow systera can be elucidated by an analysis.of
magnetic characteristics related to successive rotations of the Sun. Correlation coef-
ficients between diurnal magnetic characteristics were determined for succes~sivO 27-
day periods. Calculations were made on the Ural-1 digital computer. A program for the
determination of correlation coefficients is given. Clear dependence of the:corteiatia
coefficients upon heliographic latitude has been found, and the 4.onclusion made about
long-term stability of the corpuscular flow structure, particularly during the ebb of
solar activity. [Translation of abstract
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165:525.24

ZOTA, Benone, asist. univ.
Continents and oceans in ccritlnuoui3 charge. St fd Teh Rae 14 no.l:
36-37 Ja 162.

ZOTA, B., aoist. univ. (Bucurooti)
Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe). Natura Geografle 15 no.2;67-7:L'Jlr-Jkp
163.

Benr)re w3ist.
''J ,
,.anja-ing in tht,. Criari-,-, veg4-0,~. - , rzh .-,-
~.Io 163
i -1 ~ - I i - 0- ~![ A ~ I ~'!!

1-7 nc).I.:/5-?7

"'OTA2 Knno7j;
Research on the diplienyl. sulf,)zTle-hyd--,-a;,:Idr,
ac'i've agalim~tu Ye~~.-Ihls S-Lur jr -5 8 IG,::
t, I:I!L t
303-.'309 11: 3

ZOTA V0.
"Progress in pharmaceutical research" b7 Emst. J=ker,
Vol 5. Reviewed by V. Zota. Farm Run I&I nooV.:Y60-763,
D 163,
R'

XOROL110VP LLJ KMTANs H.Sh.; BATTROV, L.S.;--11.0.TAG.INA SA
Relation between the value of the hydrolysAs moftlm for the
hydrolywte yield on the plant produetion Capacity and costs.
Gidroliz, i lesokbim* prom. 14 no. W9-22 t61. (MIRA 1411)
1e Nauchno-issledovatelliskLy imBtitut gidrolitnoy i oullfitw-
spirtovay promyshlennosti. (for 1=19=.v Xrqstwi). 2. Lobv-in-
skiy gidrolisayY sav0d (for Batikovp Zotagiji4j.
(Wood-4homistry)
11 Hill'!
11 1 Ilk M I ill I! 111~

ZOTAGINA, S.A.
Our experience vith a mechanical defosattgAilrolis'a I lamokh1m.
prom. 9 no.7:19 156. IaRA 12:3)
1*,I,obvinekiy gliralisnyy save&.
(lobva-Teast)
'fl:, ll;jl 11 It'll I H 11111': 11 i'lli 11 !Ili U E., I ll~ d I I. fliiii i ii!~ ! ~i I I

00
0 0 At-
do W"tinvity a 44uid OwI&I In
O$eN-bO%fth fuMS946 w0& a datip bath 1., 11, 111fliti6re,
Oil
Ole LAP. &KtVkO- NIWIVU P11111. Md. It, SO, 111-11, of
hetetogenvity In liqi,ill Irwial is
Sit to Olt t"'. 4'.1, hilt a, l1w
14 1 the iiiiiiiii,A III..,-
i4tentwull orlting vivottowns, thl, iluriqv of
0
vt~~.itv W furnac"'Isab dgep tuok" is Illilittil Ily the
is .3 aam gactival irvitittitlows of the pirocem as thal, -11 the
0 ballis A hlifAer disp" of Chit Ittitto. 4
*0 pt-411V 44 lkt coolpil. Ailplw'041 Always 111 1114. 1040'. '"14fli
the IwQ**g twu~ii Ioad Ift,, vOurlij -4 IN lo( C
2pploachril jet'p. Sk"IlArl takin Ilooo Vill h-114* di!111.11. of
thq IlIods durlaig it tuore ittirnsitiv lKlholl phrmlld It 14111,111
degree of begerojesteity. The prutical itt
l1w (xitiqla. 4A the hath (ficillwXIM At is ox,411,4111 Illik-o'lly
it( hading. I'lie "dJrvd.%jJlu- 1114.4wy A I hir pirwi so VA Ivill;
mllv I,R %falle viwii-brAtth bsilh~~ I'll$% Vor-fitilpl Olt vw-
lionilion that file wilkits IM44M,4 tilt lilt the 00
exvpticnial s3plernm III the diffusion proceits mad tilt- vatic
state of the PI-slinn inetal-iUc. FkncnrrfrA-wc4. aloe
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SITALLUgGPICAL ILITISA!"ll? CLAWFoCAM's 0
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ZOTCHIK, N.V.; IMIROSIRUMENKO, L.D.; YMUTIGMYEVA, It..
Study of the Claisen condensation of esters of levix1inic acid lmd
their conversion products. Zhur.ob.khim. 32 m0.9:2823-2828 S 16-2.
~ (14TIV. 15:0)
1. 1-loskovfjkiy institut tonkoy khimichenkoy toBnolol,-ii imeni
M.V. Lor-onosova.
(Levulinic acid) (Chisen condenswtion)

ZOTCHIK, N.V. - TIVSTIGNNMA, R.P.; PRMBRAZIMIMIT. N.A.
Synthasia of the etbrl eater of 4,6.9,11,14-poxitakotopenta-
decanole acid and of the ethyl eater of 4,6*gpll.14,16,19-
hoptaketooicosanoic acid, Zhur,ob,khim. 30 no-M259-2261
JI 160. (MU 13t7)
1. Moskovskiy institut ton1my khimicheskoy, tel-JinolQgii.
(Pentadecanoic acid) (licosancia aeld)

,.-ZOTCHIK, N.V.: YEVSTIGNMTA, R.P.; PREOBRAZISNUIT. N.A.
Synthesis of ethyl 4,6,9-triketocaprate. Zbxtr,.ob.IrJim- 30
no.6:1828-1831 Js 160. (WRA 13:6)
1. NOSkOVGkiy infltitUt tOAkOY' kbiMiChaSkOy tekbUD101;ii.
(Capric &aid)

kCC NR, AP6031300 ----V---------80URCE"COM'f-UR~d366/~..6/602,/oo9/1~589/1393'
WTHORI Batkibekovat M.; %btsov, I. A.; Zotchiks N. V.-
ORG: Moscow Technological Institute of the Food Industry (MovkovalfI7 takhnologichas
institut, pishchavoy promyshlonnosti)
TITLEt Synthesis of
5-yn-7-one and y-alkoxyvinylacetylene
SOURCE; Zhurnal organicheskoy khimii, v. 2p no* 9j. 1966v 1,,419-:1591)
TOPIC TAGS$ acetylene compound,, ketone
ABSTF.kCT; The compound
5-yn-7-one (VII), which forms the basis of the synthesis of it vitanin-A acid Eros of
retroionolydene isomors, was synthesized by condensing V-(2,4'!v6-trlimethyl-l-,*yclohex--
en-1-yl)-a-methylerotonaldehyda (X) with y-ethoDqvinylacetylone (rE) under conditiona
of a Grienard reaction followed by isomerizationg saponification, and dehydration of
the condensation product (XII)s
CHS CHI CH3 CHI
CHV-CH-~-CH6. 1FjCH-41--:CH-C;MCJ-0C2ih RIO
-C I U50
OH

5Z-C IR, AP&3-1300---
c M
C-Lo
46 e4l
'C"3
y-AlkoxyvlzWl&c*tyl9ra (XI) was obtained as follom I
CIIIBr
cHj.cuoR BvCflCHBr-OR
CHI.
Hcmc-~-OR
(XI)
suB coDst '071 sm DAT3, o4cat651 cmo mws oo2/ om rart m6
2

ACC NRs AR6035229 SOURCE CODE: UR/0372/66/000/000GOING015
AUTHOR: Zoteyev, A. 1.
TITLE: Synthesis of control optimal at the final interval of time
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Kibernetika, Abe. 8G94
REFSOURCE: Tr. Kazansk. aviats. in-ta, vyp. 87, 1965, 76-86
TOPIC TAGS: optimal control, dynamic programming, control Synthesis,
linear system
ABSTRACT: The solution of a problem of analytical design Is amalyzed for a linear
nonstationary system by limiting the rate of variation of the controlling effect.
Optimum control is determined on the basis of finding the Lyapisnov's optimal
function by a method of dynamic programming, modified by N. N. Krasowkiy.
Bibliography of 5 titles. [Translation of abstract] (PJTI
SUB CODE: 12/
1/1
MjC: 62-505

ZOTEM. G.I.
Constructing water reservoirs along raiLroma lincin In dazertO and.
arid r.egions. 2ransp. stroi. 10 no.10352-5) 0 16io. (MM i3110)
L Glavuy7 1.,=hauer proyek+A Giproproutrammutrop.
(WIroads-Irater-supiqy)
Tm
Ill d I I I'll:

ZOTEYEEV, G.P,, masfer; "ADERIN', I.D., master; SMiXiOV, Ytz.L,.
Oervicing ~~.r
10 no.1:12-13 Ja 165. (MIRA lgrll',,
1. Nizhne-'jagillskiy metallixgichesk.ly kom4-nat. 2, StFLrshly
gazcvshchik Nizbme.-Tagillskcgo ,w-itallurfgL*.f!wkogj k-onCrrinta
(for Starkov) .

RUDAKOV, M.L,t ZOMYEVp V.G.; MOKHAYEV, L.V.
Determination of the elements in the position -of fqints in Using
open-pit and underground methods,of working ixon cwv deposits.
Trudy Inst. gor. del& UFAN S-1113M no.5-.107-111 163. .(MM 160)
(Joints (Geology)) (Iron mines andml.ning) (Mine surveying)
! il "

-,ZOTEYEV, V.S.; TIMOSHUK, L.T.; KORBUT, Ye.K.
Touting sheet metalfl. Standartizatalia 29 no.3:16-18 Mr 165.
(Km 18:5)
. I I . I H ;'
- 5 i , ~! I I i I' '' ; 1 1: F "I I V I I ~ I ~ -4; 1111 ~ I 1 7 11 It i i I I ~ Ift - 14 1 it i ~ - i 11. it 1! ~ I - 1 ~~ 1'.: 11 11 ,
m

TIMOSHUK,, L.T.
D~mamia errors in the measurawnt of stress applie(l to a speciften
during fatigue testing on a 300/600-ton hydra,ulic 1,.,ulsator. Sbor.
trud. TSNIICHM no.32tl82-191 163. (MIRA 16:110

ZOTFYFV, V. S.
Cand Tech Sci - (diss) IIEf f eat of rate of dal~orinetl,,ion on the
mechanical properties of steels under variouz 'temperatures."
Moscow, 1961. 19 pp; (ministry of Higher -3-nd, Seccin~,,Iary Spa-
cialist Education RSFSR, Moscow Order of Lenin and Ord~~r of
Labor Red Banner Higher Tecbniaal ~,ollega N. '4"'. baumart);
200 copies; price not given; (KL, 10-61 sup, ,~14)

TIHOSHUK, L.T.; ZOTBUT....T.S.,
Inertia of the dynamometer of the hydraulic togting nachine. Zav-
.1)
lab. 25 no.1:109-132 '59.
LTSentrallny7 nauchno-ioaledovatellskiy instItut chernoy metallurgii.
(Dynamometer) (Testing Machines)
11

zo,l :-r.,vq V.S.f i3jZ!I.
01'.
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20
Is Meritrallnyy rau~~.:
L

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4331h
S/7?6/6a/0o0/o24/0O3/007
eon/E483
AUTHORS: Smolina, V.I., Zoteyev, V.S.
TITLE: Study, of the st-rQture of alloys subjoicted to
deformation at rjirferent rates and tettiperatures
SOURCE: Noscow. Tsentrallnyy nauchno-issledev4itallskiy institut
chernoy metallurgii. Sbornik trudov, no.214. 1962.
Novyye metody iqpytaniy metallov. 370-379
TEXT: The temperature-dependence of UTS, elongation and reduction
of area wa sdetermined for Armco iron and a Ni-based alloy 3A 598
(E1598) tested at both normal (1-7 mm /see) and very fast (65 m/sec)
strain rates. The macro- and micros~truc.ture of fracttired te.-st
pieces was also examined. The temperature range covered was 20
to 12000C for iron anti 600 to 1200*C for 'the E1598 alloy; only the
results for the latter being reported in detail kn the present paper.
The first evident changes in the structure of this alloy, tested at
the slow rate of strain, were observed after defbrmation at 700OC;
'they included grain-boundary precipitation of the strengthening
phases, broadening of the grain-boundaries and deformation of the
grains. Specimens tested at 8OO*C had a finely-cryntalline
structure with a larger quantity of the grain-boundary precipitates
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Study of the structure ... E021/E483
and more pronounced broadening of the grain boundaries.
Deformation at 900 to 10000C brought about marked elongation of
large crystals in the direction of the applied loiid fthdicating
thht the mechanism of slip was predominant) and the appearance of
both intra- and intergranular cracks. Specimens tested tAt
1200% had equi-axial grains and faijed by interg-ranular fracture.
All the specimen.-;, tested at 700 to L2000C at the islow 4train ristal
had macroscopic surface cracks. Specimens, temtQd al, 600 to
10000C at the fast ratle of strain, deformed mainly by slip in the
interior of the grains; the precipitation of the strongthening
phases along the slip planes (but not at the grain boundaries)~did'
not become evident below 900*C; no broadening or the grain-
boundaries and no macroscopic surface cracks weroij observed in
specimens deformed under these conditions. In alloy deformed at
10000C, side by side with markedly elongated grains, new, small,
equi-axial grains were observed which indicated 'that under theme
conditions deformation and recryst&llization took place
concurrently. Specimens, tested at 12000C at the fast strain rate,
failed by intracrystalline fracture. The structural changes
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Study of the structure P102i/E483
caused at various temperatures by rjeformation at dil'ferent rates
of strain were reflected in the sliape or the rurvel~, reprugenting
the teiiipt~rtitiire-df-,I)oii(tf%nce of the iziechanical propertie-i of' the
alloy. Thud;, an arreqt in the dtYcrea,.%e of the UTS wifl) increasing
temperature was observed at 600 to 700'0C for the statica.11y, and
at 700 to 900*C for the dynamically strained material, with a
corresponding decrease in the plasticity of the alloy In these
temperature ranges; these effects werd obviously associated with
the precipitation of the strengthening phases at the grain
boundaries and along the slip planes. Similar rosults were
obtained for Armco iron. In this case, however, the processes
associated with the precipitation of the strengthening phases were
observed at 200 to 5000C and no differcrice was detected between
the structures of specimens deformed statically ai~d dynamically at.,
temperatures above 8000C. Conclusions: The ratitt of strain has a
marked effect on the kinetics of the deformation-tnduced
phenomena, the temperature at which they take place being shifted
toward.5 the higher values at fast rates of strain, The
magnitude of this shift depends on the composition and t3tructure
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of the alloy. Increasing the strain rate at high Lemperatuxles
inhibits recrystallization which, in turn, causes an increase in
strength and a decrease in Olasticity. There are 18 figures.
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ZOTEYEV, V.S.
Dependence of mechanical property curves of atieel and alloys an
-Lemperature-time conditions of deformation, 411bor. trud. TSKICAM
n0.24042-348 162. (MIPLA 15:6)
(Alloys-Testing) (Deformat-Ions (Michimics))
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f

SMLINAV Vj.; ZO'TEYEV, V.S.
Investigating the structure of anoys subjeeted to deformation
at various rates and temperatures. Sbor. truil. TSIUICHM no.24:
370-380 162. (MIRA 1516)
(A-Uoya-YhtaUograPby) (Deformationit (Fachanics))

Device for testing the tensile strength of haatei~ spectnene.
Zav.lab. 26 no.7:879-600 160. (XIIa 13:7)
(Testing raachines)

401)
AUTHORS:
TITLE:
SOV,/32-25-1-30 rl
Timoshuk, L. 71.2 Zoteyev-i 7. So
On the Inertia of the Dynamometers of Hydratilic Test, Machines
(0b inertsionnosti- ailoizmparitelya gidxavli,-,-heakoy isp tatellnoy
mashiny)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1959t Vol 25, Nr 1, pp 109-1'11~ (U6SR)
ABSTRACT: It has already many times been polnted.out (Refa 1-3) that the
inertia of the dynamometer of the usualtest machinea for
metal deformations with static effes)t aan change the results
obtained in the3e tests. An. experimental stimly of this effect
has, however, not beer carried o-at. Tho Influence exerted ~y
the pendulum dynamometer on the magnitudol of the.,flow limit of
metals (with a qual'.11ty surfac-e on tha, diagram) is 010-
sex,~red to be especially grea". According to iihat has been found
until now the stress - deformation, or iitreso - time diagrams
must be p-Aotterl according t;rj the mathod. of inertneos. To check
these observation-ex ac, electrotensiametric me-'Ji,.id for force
plotting (fcrmed f;n an expansion of thiz wimp',J~) was omployua in
the preEisnt of-ise. Th(? taj~,l tq(iro earrlad out urv a 50-tan.
Card 1/2 hydraulic mavhino of tho type "Shoppe-~". ?he. pulses of the

$Ov/-~2-25-1-39/51
On the Inertia of the Dynamometers cf Hydra-uli:,- "-'q:3t hf(ichineo
zeasur.-Ilng units wore recorded by a loop os,-illcgraph M110-2.
Arfn(-c iron and ritfle-1 45 nampItio of a djipwte,r i,,f 10 Ulm itnda
.0?ng-ch of 50 Mm war') teFits-d. The ri-ate H! defcncivaticn viiria-d
from 0.8 t,-, 4-5 MMIsocond or from 0.016 L~j 0.09 second-1. The
obsem-,fatil.~-ns (Figis 3,,t) show that; alremly at ik deformatior,
rat4i of 0.8 mm//ijejond a considerable ~''aTluenoo of the l.aort.'ia
of the pctidulum dynamt,motor upon the stx-tfngth 1:ropertiiya of the
m;-tal can he obsex-~-eti. Thin i~iffersnoe b,ii-tween atitual ef-
f,?.--t4Lvr- forage and thet, of the dynan-:imaicr (at; 1;?.q beginning of
the f low! a rano ") 1 4
ng u y ~4?) ~uLounts ap -k~ 100','~ ul"Ith ntei!! 45f
and up to a r igmrev and
3 31, w tron. Theret arf? 4 f
5 referonues, 3 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Tsentral~nyy nauchno-issledovatollskiy instit-ut cherna.-I Meta.1-
lurgii (0fintral Scieritific Research Jnat.3.tute To;: ?Prxft~js
Me tallurgy)
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Z(YrLfzvp Ye. S.
I'Mothods fol- Livestigation of Errom of Graduation of Procisicn
Angle-Measuring Circles." Cand Plhya4-Lith Sci) alasna Up We3zap
1954. (RaiAstr, Fab 55)
SO: Sm. No 631, 26 Aug 55-3urvey of Scientific and Techn-'aal
Dessartatiom Defended at U33R Higher Educatienal hugLitationn
III I H III I INI IT."11

BLINOV, Igor' Aleknandrovich, dots., kand. telchn, nauk; ZfEdIAKOV,
Aleksandr Vasillyevich, dots., kand. tekbn. naixk; 111D.1111KC1,
Dmitriy liikolayevich, doll-s; WNITIOV, Yevgeniy flotonido-vich,
dots., kand. tekhn. naidq YARUSLENROV, Andray ilmdreywrich,
starshly nauclmyy sotr., hand. teklm.nault; SIC11LOICEV, D1.1.).
dots., kand. tekhn. nauk., retsenzent; HODICNOV., A.1.0 dots.,
kand. tekhn. nauk, retsenzent; ZOMEV, Ye.S., kand.
mat. nauk, retsenzent; Ye.A.,
teklm. red.
(Electric na-vigation instrumenta] Elektronavigiutsicq111ye pri-
bory. [By] I.A.191inov i dr. Moskva, Izd-vo "M'brokoi tran-
sport " 1960. 674 p. (MIFIA 15-- 3)
tElectricity on ships) (Aids to navigation)

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geogr. nauk# dot3.; Y121-10LAYEV, G.G., knnd. f5z.-mat,
nauk; KIRIN, 7u.P., st. prepod.; CMIYEV. L.V., kandl.
fiz.-mat. nauk, dote.:
SERKO,G.S.,red.
(Sea navigation] Morskoe audovozhdonie. I%cl.2,,, peror.
Moakvas Transports 196-ti.. 454 P. (DIJILI .17 112)

ANRONOT, Leonid Petrovich# dotoent. kand.te):hn.nauk.- BMIMUIXOT, Tla-~
dimir Sergeyevich, dotsent, kaO.geogr.nauk; Y31MCLAVY. German
Grigorlyevich, dotsent, kand,fix.-matem.nauk;,.IIOTL71UV. yove'aniy
.c
Stepnovich, kand.fist.-mitem.nauk; KIRIN, TurL3 v V, h-1-
btarbhiy prepodava tell; GIMNITU, Leonid Fedorovicho doteent,
kand.fiz.-mntem.nauk; GRISHIN, Tu.A., speterad.; SKU0, G.S.,
red.; TINHONOVA, Ye.A., tekhn.red,
[Handling of seagoing vessels] Morskoe sudovoziulanis. Moskva,
lod-vo OMorskoi transport.* 1959. 381 P. (MIEU 13:2)
(Ship handlinc)

.1 T. I- 1 -11
ZOTEYEVA, S.R.
Chemically hardoning cores for the production ot zedivin ea
id lArga
tookh,
inform, 17 no*7#29-30 11 164# (YIRA VnIO)

USSMI/Cultivatc.(~ l1witc - Frultu, Dorricao
Abs Jour Ral' Zhur - Biol., I'D 9, 1953, 39501
Author YO.I., Zoti, YU.K.
Tnst
Titlo licw =0 LitorostLi~~ lfc-ciijt'y ,f Cherry Troc.
oriC.- lub vii,,t),,-vad otvo 1. 1"I'io'
5, -12
A.bstr-at --ivv txry trco I[i:aaa 13(:~I,~avkl;) wa:5 by
YU K. "I"Ai. DurinL; ll-io -,tallr ii-4 tl,.r-, Fzii--ilsn CarpatM, is,
:l.L ii )`~;Lcc~! vIlat the rarilr -trc-,Q -n~--"-; c--,can,~
Ci:-n lturnr.,1,13 w:Acl,. oll t"'o PI",
cacula :.'no-mar. He !FedQo.-Led v. c1larry (,,.Ztcr-
aal) -d-.lLC" Very lj-:.:; :;t-.; witi- fil'nms !i:'.vjrlo5s flosl~
anCl. ldt- la.,raeln. ~ n
T! cn :w cl..)su . second trr.,o
lellich -,,as not ALUY CLUVQL~.-Uo allo. wh-lcal jmcl
juicy tci-.!cx ai.(! in'terbroLl 'i"":IL~ 2 '~VuL!3.
Car6l 1/2
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USSR/Cultivated Plants. Fruits. Berries. m
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biologiya; No 5, 19A 20497-
Author : Ye. I. Malyshev, Yu. K. Zoti
Inst :Not given
Title :An Interesting New Variety of Cherry. (Nowj7 intoxesnXy
sort chereshni).
Orig Pub: Sadovodstvo, vinogradarstvo i vinodeliye moldavilt -1956,
No 6, 29.
Abstract: No abstract.
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X

_~?77WA, S.S. (Zotlyeva, A.S.1; KALASZIIIKOWA, M.I. [KalushnIkova, M.I#l
RUMNAO Je.E.; SUU41ENIF.WA, A.M.
Nitrification method of increasing the strength of drive screws.
Przegl mech 23 no. 21i623-625 10 N 164.
;j i."
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1i

WiTIMV, AJ,
r
Micrnr1linromet.ric ~,itlijrjy rif radim Lrn of thfl Ir WAS
in th, infusorium Totrahymorla pyrLE'(ormis, AN ~1'1:7',Qll 162 no.L.
944-946 Je 16 5 . (MITRA
1. Inqt1tut radiatsionnoy RN
S50M. Submitted August 10, 196.,',
[111": IIII'll M1 III V 111' ~:l I111~1!

ZOTIKOVj A.A,
Effeot of ionizing radiations on the luminous baclaria ~,B, Issatchenko,
Biofiz*a 5 no, 2:170-175 160. INLIA 1414) '
N
1. titut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SM, Mookva.
IBACMIA 0 LUMNOUS) (X RAYS-PHYSIOWGICM, -EFFSOT)

ZOTIKOV, A. A.; KONDRIM 1110, V. G.
"Cytofluorometric study of X-ray irrar.'Iated nuclerpro te ill. 's of 1!el I
report submitted for 2nd Intl Cong, Histochemirtry _~, Cytaci_-~~miutry, Franhff~.Irt,
16-21 Aug 64.
Moscow.
Inst Radiation & Phys ico -Chemical B-iology, AS USSR, Vavi--lav Stveet ~bsuow
B -312.-
51 ; 11G

ZOTIKOVv A,A,
Radiation dosimetry of impulse X-ray tubes wM catoelactronic
emission and their possible vee in radiobiology, BiofIzJU 5
no. 5;634,-636 160. (MIM 13:10)
1, Institut, biologicheakoy fiziki AN SSSR9 Hoalwa
(X RAYS-APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES) (RADIATIO;-"DOSAUI)

I ti
SHEIMTKAN, Ya.L., RADZrMSKIY, G.B., ZOTZZDV. A.A., IRMUNOV, F.Ya.
Time-intensity factor in the bflo~,icnl action of fast electrons
[with nummnry in English). Biofizik-R 3 no.3:312-319 158 (MIRA 11:6)
1. Institut biologicheakoy fiolki AN SSSR Mosims.
(RADIATION-PHYSIOU)GICAL TWYMT5

I
ZOTIKOV, A.A.
- ~
"Zpw'rarv~xll -Znfluence of Intermittant X Irradiation on the rodloblological affect
[with summary in English), Blofizika 3 no.4:,534--526 1:51.1 (MMA llis)
1p Inatitut b1ologicheskoy fizikl AN SSSR, Koskva.
(X RAYS-PHYSIOLOGICAL '17FECT)

ZOTIKOV, A.A.
1---
COMParatiV8 CYtofluoxlmetric study of the DIM content in
the high PO1YP1oidY cell nuclei stained with acrWine
orange and fluorescent Schiff-type reagent, Izv- AN =R,
Ser. biol. no.6:921-.925 II-D 165. (KTJU. 18 t U)
1. Institut molskulyarnoy biologii AN SSSR.

PUZA, A.V,[deceased]; CHEPOV, P.M.; ZOTIKOV, E.A.; MUSSON, R,,M.l
PMHINA, Lidia P.
Total exsanguinatiort transfusion and Itidney homotranerylmtet-
tion in adult dogs in relation to the sensitization df the
recipients, Folia btol. (Praha) 9 no-4:250-257 163-
1. Institute of Expey1wntal Biology and Gtneticso Coo-dwslavak
AcadmW of Sciences., Prague, Institute of ftpol-I'monUll. Sj,*1ojg7,
Academy- of-Medical-Sciencea
Institute of Haematology and Transfusion, Moscow.
(KIDNEY TRAJISPULNTATION) (EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION)
(ANTIBODY FORMATION) (HEMAGGLUTINATIGIF INHIBTIftGN TESTS)

ZOTIKOVp E.A.; URINSONp R.M.; PORESTUNA, L.P.
Characteristics of antibody formAtion, in skin hor"OtTonoplantation In
rabbits. Folia biol. 8 no.5:317-321 162.
1. Institute of Hadmatology and Blood Transfusion, Mosomi.
(ANTIBODY FOMATION) (SKIN TWUPLANTATrOll)

ZOTTIKOV. G.I.,. kand.tekhn.nauk
Methods of designing marine gas turbine plants stith partial
loads, Trudy NO sudoprom. 8 no.1:5-6 158- (MIRA 13:5)
(Marine gas turbines)

GALITSKIYI Nikolay Fedorovich,- YOISMEV, Anatoliy Alelcaw-4rovAch;
OGLOBLIW, Georgiy kleksandrovich; PASENKO, Igor' Aleketaiv.1rovich;
FRU14KIN,, Boris Soloronovich; ZOTIKOV G.I. -odoktr47 teldin. naukv
- P I J:vkhn. red.
retsenzent; SHAMAK, Ye.ll.$ red.---R
[Desips of gas turbine systems; albmn of drawing4il KonAralctaii
gazoturbinnykh ustanovok; allbom illiustratnii. laningim-d$ Bud-
promgiz, 1962. 99 p. __[Description] Opisanid. :1.63 P&
(141RA 15: 6)
(Gas turbines--Design and conatnaction)

GALITSKIY, Nikolay Fedorovich; MOIS'EYEV, Am-toliy Alekwnndrovivb;
OGIBBLIS, Georgiy Aleksandrov'ich; PASMIKO, Igo:0 AleUmndnovlch~
FRUMUllp Boris Solomonovich;,
_Z~qTjk tolch-n. naukk
retsenzent- 1401SEYLVp A.A., nauchri~7 red.; $11W.Up Ye.N. red.
FRUMKIN, P.S., teklm. red4
(Design of gas-turbine plants I Xonstruktaii gazzoturbltrtykh usta-
novok; opisanie. [By] N.F.Galitskii i dr. Lem:higradt Sudprom-
giz; 1962. 163 P. (141U, 15-9)
(Gas turbinos--Dosigm and constructi.on)

GALITSKIY, Nikolay Fedorovichj MOISEYEV, Anatolly Alekawridrovichl
OGLOBLIN, Georgiy Aleksandrovich; FASENKO, Igor' Alokmamdroviabi;
FRUMKIN, Boris Solomanovich; ZOTIKOV G I daktor iekhn. nauk,,
retsenzent; MOISEYEV, A.A., n-a-U0515i-y-3~~.'O. SMURAK, red.;
FRUNKIN, P.S., takhm- red.
(Derign of gas turbine planta I Nona trukts U guaturUamykh ustai.-
novok; opisanie. (By]N.F.Galitakii i dr. Lentagradt l'udpromfis:,
1962. 163 p, (HIRA 16:4)
(Marines gas turbines-Design and constmotion),

ZOTIKOV. I.A.
Imperimental investigation of the melting of tjolids in a
supersonic flow. Reteoritika no.17:85-92 159.
OWIA 1~, :6)
(Meteorites)

=ZOV, 1. A. arul BROI(SKTYj L. 1.
------------
"Experimental investigation of Htmt Traw-fer at Metal Pur, irra
and At Melted Metal Supply Virough a Paroua Wall,"
Report submitted for the Conference on Heat and Mass TransTar,
Mimk, BSSR, june 1961.
Loom
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i k

AUTHOR:
TITLE.
PERIODICAL:
3/169/62/'000/009/102/120
D228/D307
Zotikov, 1. A.-
Central Antarctica's thermal glacier regime
Referativnyy zhurnalp
stract 9V341 (Inform.
no. 26, 1961j 16r~l)
Geofizikaj no. 91 1962, 65, ab-~
byul. Soy. antarkt. ekapeditsiit
TEXT: It is first assumed 1) that the thickneos anti the tempera-
ture of ice in Central Antarctica are constant at every point in
timet 2) that the small. evolution and absorption of energy in ioe-
,.an be disregarded, 3) that the heat conductivity anti c~paclty of
ice is constant, and 4) that tile horizonfal raLeB of difflueltce~
through the glacier are conatant. Then the diffeten.tial equation
of heat tran8fer applicable tor the conditions of Antarcticale c6n-
tral zone is 3olved for the following boundary conditions; 1) The
*temperature of the top eurface equals that of 'the bottom aUrface
of the annual temperature variation layer, 2) the m.te of subai~
equals that of the accumulation of precipitation, 3) the'tem-
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Central Antarctica's thermal ... D228/D307
perature of the bottom glacier surface to less than or equal to
that of ice melting, and Wthe rate of subsidence of the lowe~r
boundary's ice equals that of the continuous melting of ice lit the
bedrock boundary when melting occurs. The heat balance equation
for the ice-bedrock division surface is considered tinder conditions
of thermal equilibrium. Expressions are deduced for the glacier's
critical thickness; by this is underatood a thidkness at which the
bottom glacier'boundary's temperature equals the melting point,
thouCh there is still no actual melting:
W-VH
W
/
V a
H (t t
or qr M V Vn
Yrir erf' -a
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Central Antarctica's thermal ... D228/D307
Here Hcr is the glacier's critical thickness; q V is Ithe geothermal
heat flow; kis the heat conductivity factor; t in is the melding
Point; tv is the temperature at-the bottom 'bounddry oE the annual
temperature variation layer;'W is the rate of aLibuidence, which-i~s
V:
equal to the rate of precipitation accumulation; H ie'the thickneBs
of the layer where the temperaturt is constant Miring the yearl
W H z W H I
v 2 /VV
erf equals (e V
a -2-jr 0 =3 a
the Gauss error function; and a is the temperattxre conductivity
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Central Antarctica's thermal D228/D307
coefficient. The expression WVH j termed -the oubs iidence criterion'
a
_--characterizes the ratio of the amount of heat energy, tranaferable'..
at the expense of vertical subsidence in the glaoier, to the indgni-
tude of heat flow at the expense of molecular thermal cionductivity,.
Three possible glacier heat regimes are diatinguiahed'on the basis
of estimating the influence of the criterion of spubsidence (K).
1) If KZ-0.2, heat transfer is accomplished solely by thermal con-
......ductivity, the temperature field being linear. 2) When K >100p
heat transfer is achieved mainly at the expense of-the glacier's
vertical oubsidence; the temperature throughout the glacier equals
that of its surface, except for the glacier's near-baeal layer
with a thickness less than 0.2 of that of the glacier. 3) If 0.2<
K< 100, heat transmission is accomplished by both thermal corxdtxcti-
vity and transference of mass at the expense of oubsidence. For
central Antarctica the magnitude of the subsidence criterion ran-
ges from 1 to 5- On-these grounds it is concluded that heat trans-
mission must be studied with allowpoe for the 6ubsidence crite-
despite tiie low subsidence rate valae of from -2 to 10 cin
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'Central 4ntarcticale thermal D228/D307
per annum. Data are given for the calculation of critical thick-
nesses, computed on the basis of factual 'data (when ~ = 1.1*x 10_~-
cm 2/sec, qr = 2.5 x-10- 6 cal.cm2/see). It i *a conoluded that a re-
gion where ice at the glacier-bpdrock bounditry melts continuour--;ly
exists from Stn. Pionerskaya to-the South Pole. In t1tio area the
melting rates computed for each p'pint of the profile may reach ma..
ximum values of 5 - 6 mm per annum, whiloh corresponds 'to 30% of the
precipitation accumulation rate at this point. Mi )It water is ex-
truded as a fine film towards the glacier's edgea, where it may
freeze in areas in which the glacier's thickness is lems-than the
critical. Tentative estimates of the thickness W.' the frozen water
layer give a value of about 2 m. This was confirned for one catie,
when a layer of fresh compact ice of aqueoue*orig a
,in ivaio dis o-hred
on an iceberg's bottom boundary. 5, references. Abstracter's note:
Complete translationo-7
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D228/D307
AUTHOR: Zotikov, Is As
TITLE: ~ieasurement of the geothermal flow of heat in Antarc-
tica
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 7, 1962, 10, ab-
stract 7A56 (Inform byul. Sov. 4ntarkt. ekspediteii,
no. 29, 1961, 30-32~
TEXT: The temperature measurements in a hole, drilled by the 2nd
Continental Expedition near 14irnyy, were used to determine the heat
flow in Antarctica. The hole passes through ice and has a depth Of
860 m. The temperature observations were fulfilled with platinum 0
thermometers and resistance thermometers with a preciLgion of +0.1
.The temperature was measured by different reseai,ah workers, who
obtained close results The eothermal gradient below the zone of
annual variations (25 m amounts t V,
30 ~ o, 6.050/a. The heat conduc-
Qoeffioient is taken as 0.0053 cal/cm-seo-deg, Hence Pe
-heeat flow for the Mirnyy area is equal to 2.5 31- 10-6 cal/cm The
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Measurement of the ... D228/D307
measurement of the heat flow from the bottom of Lake Figurnogo at
~ depth of 61 m by means of a pack of two calorimeterm resulted in
~ value that exceeds its normal average by aix-]~oldi Z-Abstracter's
note: Complete translation.2 V I/
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S/885/62/000/000/024/035
D234/D308
AU1211ORS: Bronskiy, L. N. iitnd Zotikov, 1.
TITLE: Heat exchange in a porous wall when water is fed through
it
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Energeticheakiy Institut. Fizi-Ohess-
kaya gazodinamika, teploobmen i termodir-ainika gazovivy-
sokikh temperatur. Moscow, Izd-vo AN fo',56R, 1962, 221-225
TEXT: The authors investigated experimentally 'the temperature
fields in a porous wall placed in a hot supersonic ittream and
cooled by means of water passing through it. Graphs of the tempe.-
rature against flow rate of water (G) are given. The temperature
at any point of the porous cylinder depends exponentially on G.
With increasing G the temperature tends to 2that of,water entering
the cylinder. If G is larger than 1.0 g/cm see boiling takes place
outside the porous wall. With G = about 0.1 g/Om2set, vapor is
formed about half-way across the thickness of the wall. The heat
,_-P,xchange zone is thicker than the wall if G is less than 0.3
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Heat exchange in D234/D301.1
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g/cM sec, and becomes thinner with increasing G. There are 5 fi-
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AUTHORS: Zotikov, 1. A., Bronskiy, L. N.
TITLE: Experimental study of heat transfer durin1j; melting of vetlil
and during feed of molten metal throiagh a porous viall in 4
supersonic floV
PERIODICAL: Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy zhurnal, V. 5, no. 4, 1962, 10-14
TEXT: The heat transfQr on the plane front fac e of a oylin(~er in a su~er-~
sonic flow is studied, when metal is molten on this fa ce alid fed through ~
the Dorous front face (molten tin through steel oylindor). *Experiment6 viere
made at an impact temperature of 580 0 0 with Mach numbers of .1.8, 2-3-and
2-7- A tin rod was attached to a glass textolite hollow cylvinder in ou'ch ~6.
viay that its front face protruded 1 - 2 mm from the textolitil tube. Thin
distance was kept constant by appropriate regulating of the 141in rod diAring.
the melting process. Experimental results are summarized in Fig. 2. CL i.'i
the ratio of the heat tranafer coefficient during meltitgr oPmetal or f eod
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