SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VASHUKOV, I.A. - VASICEK, A.

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VASHUKOV, I.A.; MAYKOV~ O.A.
Strength of cerium cast iron under the effect of torsional shearing.
Lit. proizv. no.80,6-10 Ag 162. (MIRA 15sll)
(Cast iron--Testing) (Strains and stresses)

VA.SHUKOV...--~t--A--- .
NOnzagnetic cast iron inoemlated by cerium ano7s. Lit i
no.10:36-38 0 162. AMIRA 15:ior 2ve
(Cast iron--Magnetic properties)

---NFASIMOV, I.A. PBSOCHINA, L.T.; MAYK(YV, O.A.; MATTIS, G.P.
Effect of antimony on the structure and properties of gray
cast iron. Lit. proizv. no.1:19-22 Ja 163. (MIRA 16:3)
(Cast iron-.MetaUography)
(Antimony)
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VASHUKOV, I.A.., inzh.; KONONENKO, S.G., inzh.; MATTIS, G.P., inzh.;
'PSMIfINA, L.T., inzh.; SHOLITS, A.F., inzh.
Furnaces for the local heat treatment of weld joints. Svar.
proizv. no.7:30-31 J1 163. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Novosibirskiy zavod tyazhelykh stankov i gidravlicheskikh
pressov im. A.M. Yefremova.
or

I
~C hf A ;,301 1 C, yf~ Yj,
rffw~-~ of the tl-.,e o-f antic-cr.-csive ec-Aing,-, of' ch;
t,he quality of iron castAngs.
R', "T

~JASHMV P
Welded sifter brush guides. Mak.-olev.prom.22 no-3:25 Mr 156.
(MLRA 9:7)
ipoa T.-Zjupina.
(;lour mills-liquipment and supplies) (Sievei)*"

VAO-MMIN, P. S.
Nurseries (Horticulture) - Equipment and Supplies
Apparatus for weaving straw mats. Les. khoz. 5, no. 6, 1952.
1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, August Wam Unclassified.

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ORC: Institute of Or anic Chemist Im. Zallneki AN SSSR-1 Institut organicheskoy
khiudi AN SSSR); Moscow institute of Fine Che r&ja~gx in, H. A"Moulax
(Moskovskiy Institut tonkay khL4 ~asoytekhnologii)
TITIZ: Phonal-containing rubber"ADF-10
SOURCEt Kauchuk I rexina, no. 11, 1965. 2-3
TOPIC TAGS: synthetic rubber, phenol containing rubber, copolymer
P
ABSTRACT: Phenol-containing rubbers have been prepared by emulsion copolymerization
at 60C of butadiene and disethyl(vinylethynyl)(4-hydroxyphenyl)methanill)-in the
presence of diazoaminobenzene and hydroquinons. The beat chemical, physical and
mechanical properties were exhibited by copolymers containing 101 of I(SKDF-10 rubber)
IR absorption spectra Indicated that capolymerixation occurs via the double band of
1. SXDY-10 rubbers can be vulcanized by such agents as sulfur, phenol-forialdshyde
resins, or hexamethyleae tatramine. The formulation of the mixtures, the properties
of the rubbers, vulcanization methods, and the vulcanizate properties are described
in the source. The properties of SEDY-10 vulcanizates are similar to those of buta-
diene-etyrene. SKS-30 vulcanisatess but their fatigH! strengt) in compression Is
CWd 1/2 UDCt 674.762.2-134.6471546/547.07.00
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as high as that of SKS-30 vulcanizates. SOY-10 latex imprepation o"Posi-
tion's exhibLt enhanrid Adhasica- 1901
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VASHM, B.T.
25703
Ob opredslauti paregrava obmotok Po doyetvuqueboosmu standartu. (S Primch. L.
M. Shnitsera "Po Povodu Zamachanly B. F. Vashury"). Elaktrichangtio, 1949, No.
85-86
:
0: L&TOPIS' No. 34

LYUBGRIK. M.A.; VASHURA, B.F., professor, redaktor.
[Low votage electric switchgearl Kommatatsionnye apparat3r nizkogo
napria2heniia; uchebuye tablitsy. Moskva, Goo. energ. izd-vo, 1954.
8 diagrams (in portfolio). [Microfilm]. NIBA 9:1)
(Electric evitchgear)

STUMI, Veyvell Aronovich; VA5MM4-j-T_, prof., reteensent; SUXACHEY, A.P.,
dote., reteenzent; KALUZHNIKOV,.N.A., reta8u2ent; BARU, I,L,p prof.,
oty.red.; VATABERG, D.A., red.; CHIMSHWO. Ta.T., takhn.red,
(Electromechanical relays; principles of the theory. analysis, and
design] Elektromakhanichaskis role; oanovy teorii, proektirovaniia
i rashchata. (A textbook] Uchebnoe posobis. Izd.2. Khartkov.
Izd-vo Kbarikovskogo univ., 1956. 354 p. (MIRA 12:5)
(Electric relays)

; STLTn, F.A.; SIITURW, G.I.; BERGIR, A.Ta.; LYUTER,
R.A.; IERM7EV, A.S. - #
Professor O.B. Bron. Zlektrichostvo no.5:94 My '56. (KLU q: 8)
(Bron, Osip Borisovich, 1896-)
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8(0) SOVI 112-59 -4-6991
Translation from: R eratlynyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhaika, 1959, Nr 4, p 30 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Vashura, F. .and Baru, 1. 1.
TITLE: Approximate Relations That Determine the Operation of an induction
Motor With Different Rotor Resistances
PERIODICAL: Tr. Khar'kovsk. politekhn. in-ta, 1957, Nr 12, pp 3-11
ABSTRACT: Operation of a slip-ring induction motor with 3 different resisto-ts
connected in the rotor phases is considered. The asymmetrical EMF9 set up
in the rotor by the elliptical rotating field is resolved into symmetrical
components; only positive -phase -sequence EMFs are taken into account. The
equations for rotor-phase currents are developed with a consideration of phase
resistances only. The instantaneous value of the torque is 3E 2
d
G) 0 Re quiv
Card 1/ 3

SOVI 112-59 -4-6991
Approximate Relations That Determine the Operation of an Induction Motor -
where E 1.9 the rotor-phase EM.F at the slip a = 1; (00 is the syncHronous
angular velocity of the rotor;
RaRb+ RaRc+ RbRc
Requiv Ra* Rb+ Rc
here Ras Rb, and Rc are rotor-phase active resistances. it is painted out that
the electric losses in a rotor with different active resistances of its phases are
equal to the losses when each resistance is equal to Requiv. The asymmetry
factor which characterizes tha ratio of the negative-phase-sequence to the
positive -phase -s equenc e currents, is equal
1-2 Requiv , where Ra* Rb+ Rc
R &%av 3
V, av
Card 2/3

SOV/IIZ-59-4-6991
Approximate Relations That Determine the Operation of an Induction Motor . . . .
It is pointed out that the above relations permit calculating asymmetrical
resistance steps in a rheostat and permit constructing motor-starting diagrams
that would show phase currents during starting.
A. N. B.
Card 3/ 3

LYUBCHIK, Mikhail Abramovich; VAOURAj.,p.?,~_#,._prof., obshchiy red.;
USTINOVA, Tu.P., red.; LARIONOV, G.Te., tekhn.red.
(Calculation and design of d.c. and a.c. electromagnets]
Raschet i proektirovanie elektromagnitov postoiannogo i pere-
mennogo toka. Pod obahchei red. B.F.Bashnry. Mosk7ap Goss
energ.izd-vo, 1959, 221 p* (MIRA 12:10)
(Electromagnets)

so v/114-5 1) 14 /2 1
AUTHORS. Baru, I.I. , Cawli.date ()V Tf~~(~_hnical Sciences, DotseNt.
v ra 13. F, Doctor of Technica 1 Sc Lences, llrf)fessor,
al=l~.
Lytibchik, M.A.
TITLE. Motion of the Armature of an Alternating Current
Electro-,Magnet -pk
PER10DICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnyhh zavedeniy. Elektromelchanika,
1959, Nr 12, pp 127--134 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Experimental observations of the forces exerted by
a.c. electro-magn(As depend %-cry much on the test
procedure. For a given air-gap, "pull-in" and "pull-aut"
teStS gilre different results. ma-inly as a result of
armature vibration, The motion of the arniature del,ends
on the force develope.13 by tl~c: electro-magnet and* the
COUTIter-acting fort v. A cc-rtain voltage is requirc-d to
ensure tll~it the armaturc j;ull.-3 i-ii smoothly without
vibrating on the stops Tho 1.resent article derives
a pprox ima te rc I a t i onshi'-; for t h(? !1w t i on o t t hic, cirma tu re
Ilear the Siop, it relates to all E-Shaped syitelf-, with Orle
vc,ltaqr- coiL. The assumptioris made are stated. The
equations l'or the cler-tro-magnetic t:orces are given by
Card 1/3 Eq (1). Introducing the torque applied to tlie rentre pole

sov/14-4-5 9-12 -14/2 1
Motion of the Armature of an Alternat-irv, Cijrrf-nt Electro-Vagnet
and equating it to the rk-t-4ultant torque of all 1,01es;
Eq (2) is obtained; this is ocluated to the counter -torque
produced by the load. ',~Iotion of the armature near the
stop is examined during sinooth change of the voItage
applied to the coil. Graphs of the chariges in the referreo
force as a function of lime for various values of voltage
- p1otted in 2. Moticin of flie armature i..-:; then
z
ar(
considel-ed for different val.ur-9 of' voltage. The first is
so low that the ar!iiature does not move and the ,jecond is
the limiting case where the Vorce and counter-force are
equal and the arriiiature still does not Piave; [,,ig 4 relates
to these two cases. Firial1y thcre -is the circuwsta;lce Of
a fiirther slight increase of voltage that 1,ermits
vibration, indicated in Fig 5. This case is considered
in somewhat ritore detail., noting the various kinds of
vibration that may occur. Attention is then ~;2.ven to the
lowest vol.tage at which the armature. [Aills in smoethly
without vibration and to the still higher voltagr; at wilich
the ~irmatiire sti).] Ijulls iti without bouncing 1-.)ut ii;,)re
rapid1v. Aft(Ir thus stildyini,, the I-hysics of the j.rocess
Card 2/3 of armature motion, thr-, equations of motion are derived.

SOV/1/44-59-12-14/21
Motion of' the Armature of an AlterriFtin7 Current Electro-~'agnet
The i.n.9tantaneotis va.hiv of the resultant force is
grivell by Eq (3) and the constants of integratioii nre
derived froin the initial conditions. Eq (7) and (10
-give the speed and position of' the armature as functions
of time. By substitution of the appropriate coricktions
into Eq (10), expressions can be derived for vibration
of t[le rlrmntiire oil the mtop. ft is shown that
Vjhl-ilti()11 OCVI-Ir~3 (311 imll-in the Vorce applied to
tiie ceiltre pole is 6:).,() of the aiiijUtUdf! oL' the eiectro-
m-ignetic forcei on pullirE-out this ratio would be
...z 0.35.
The formulae derived are based on referred forces a,,idl so
cl-Irl. he applied to any configuratioii of a.c. matrnet s3,stem.
They may also be used to deteriJiie the chang(-.5 if-,
E~rmature position rin(I speed as function of time. There
are 12 figures.
ASSOCIATION:Kharlhovskiy pol ite-khnic lies kiy
Polytechnical 1rstitute)
3UBDIITTED: September 13. 1959
institut (Kharlkov
Card 3/3

VASHURA, B.Y.; BARU, I.I.
Choice of resistance elements for air-colled d.c. and a.c. startino
rheostats. Trudy KhPI 30 no-1:3-24 160. (MIRA 14:9)
(Electric reaUtors) (Electric motors--Starting devices)

VASHURA, B.F.; BARU, I.I.
Analytic calculation of the resistances of excitation rheostats.
Trudy WI 30 no.l:Z5-40 160. (MIRA 14:9)
(Electric generators) (Voltage regulators)

VASHURA, P., general-leytenant
In the fight for paces and quality of building. Ko=. Vooruzh.
Sil 46 no.22:25-31 N 165. (Iuw- 19: 1)
1. Chlan Voyennogo soveta, nachallnik politicheskogo upravleniya
Urallskogo voyennogo okruga.

&nizoach, inzhener; IAPIN, Vladimir Borisovich,
inznener; FRUSAKOY, Xandell Borisovich. inzhez:er; BEWAYEV, I.A..
inzhener, redaktor; KHITROV, P.A., tekhnicheskiy redektor
IXanual for foremen of traction substations of direct-current
electrib railroads] Spravochnik masters tiagovoi podetentaii
elektrifiteirovannykh zheleznykh dorog postoiannogo toim. Xoskva.
Goo. tranap.zhol-dor.isd-vo, 1957. 334 ps (XIBA 10:11)
. (Blectric railroads--Substations)

VASIMIN, A.A.
7,
Leosons gained from a power failure. Blek. i tepl. tiaga 2 no.8:17-19
Ag 158. (IIIRA 11:9)
(Electric railroade-Substations)

IVASHNEV, Lev Ivanovich; SIDCRKIN, Vladimir Ivanovich;,VASHURIN,, A.A.r
red.; ENTIN, Yu.S., red.; FEREDERIY, S.P., tekhn.red.
[Manual on equipping sites for training contact-network
electricians in railroad and technical schools] Rukovodstvo
po oborudovaniiu uchebrqkh poligonov dlia obucheniia. elektro-
monterav kontaktnoi seti v zheleznodorozhrqkh i tekhnicheskikh
uchilishchakh. Moskva, Proftekhizdat, 1961. 57 p. (MMA 15.5)
(Electric railroads-Wires and wiring)
(Railroads-Employeen-F,ducation and training)

VAFISFU Uill) A.A., inzh.; 1:111111111IM , II.I., inzh.; SIBAROIT,yu.G.,,
inzh.; FOMICIEV, V.A.., inzh.; M.F., imh.;
POTAPOVAP T.I., inzh.; KOI_vUZM,-Yv_, G.G., inzh.; TAGIi-*.GVA,
11.1.9 inzh.; SHMIAN, 0.1.- inzh.; STIO.WIS, A.A., inzh.;
VASIMMIlp A.A., Inzh., otv. za vypusk; KIIITROV, P.A., tekhn.
Tgd-.--~
(Safety engineering regulations for operating traction substa-
tions and sectionalization posts of electrified railroads]Pra-
vila tekhniki bezopaf:no.;ti pri ekspluatatsit tiagovykh pod-
stantsii i postov nelctsionirovaniia elektrifitsirovamykh zhe-
leznykh dorog. 'Moskva, Transzheldorizdat, 1962 202 p.
WRA 15:8)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.F,,)Glavnoye upravleniye elektrifilra-
ts1i i energetichefikogo khozyaystva. 2. TsE Ministerstva pu-
tey soobshcheniya (for Khlebnikov). 3. TSontrallmy komitet
profvoyuza (for Frmichev). /,. l4os1covBkaya zheleznaya doroga
(for Ko '11ZIMYY). 5. Svordlovokaya zholemaya doroqa (for
Tagirova~ . 6. Yuzhno-Urallskaya zheloznaya dofoga kfor
Shifnian). 7. Zapadno-Sibirskaya zheloznaya doroga (for
Storts),
(Electric railroad,- .-Safety regulations)

VASHURIN, A.A.; SHILKIN., P.M.; ZELIVYANSKY, Ya.A., starshiy inzh.
New safety engineering regulations for operating electric power
supply systems. Elek. i tepl. tiaga no.6:30-32 Je 162.
W11A 15:7)
1. Zameatitell nachallnika otdola tyagovyldi podstantsiy i
kontaktnoy seti TsE Hinisterstva putey soobsholieniya (for Vashurin).
2. Zamestitell nadhallnika teklmicheskogo otdola TsE Itinisterstva
putey soobshcheniya (for ShiUdn). 3. Tekhnicheskiy otdel TsE
Ministerstva putey soobshcheniya (for Zellvyanskiy).
(Electric railroads--Safety regulations)
(Electric railroads-Current supply)

REBRIK, B.N.,, kand.tokhn.nauk.. Btarshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; ZAVIYAIDVp G.N.;
VASHURIN, A.A., lnzh.; KHATSKELLVICH,.M.N., lnzh.
Answering readers queries. Elek. I tepl.tiaga 6 no.8:42-44
Ag 162. (KRA 17:3)
1. Otdeleniye elektrifikatsii Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-looledovatellakaga
instituta zheleznodorozlinogo tranaporta Hiniateretva putey
soobahcheniya (for Rebrik). 2. Glavnyy tekhnolog po avtotormozam
Glavnogo upravleniya lokomotivnogo khozyaystva Ministeretva putey
soobshcheniya (for Zavlyalov),

Aleksaridr Aleksandrovich, inzh.; LAPIN, Vladimir
, ~. 1..B6ris-6vich, inzb.~ PRUSAKOV, Yer-dell Boriaovich,
inzh.; Priniriall-nehastiye: L.P., inzb.;
SHUKHATOVICH, L.'f,, Jri~-,h.; KALININ, V.K., ktind. tokhn
nauk,, red.
(Manual for traction substation electricians] SpravocImik
elektromakhanika tiagovol podstantsii. Izd.2., perer. i
dop. Moskva, Izd-vo "Transport," 1964. 423 P.
(MIRA 17:5)

VASHURIM. P., gwardii general-ley-tanaut.
Organization in the work of a commander.-Voon.ves"..36 no.12:15-20
D 156, (XLRL 10:2)
(Rusaia-Army-Organization)

VAMMIN, P.. gyardii general-leytenant.
The commMing officer place his own work. Voex.yest. 36 no.?:
14-18 A 156. O= 9 18)
(Russia-Army-Officers)

VASHURIN, P -general-loytenant
Personal plan of the commder. Veon. vest- 40 no.11:34-37 N
160w (MJM 14:3-1)
(Russia-Army-Officers)
(Military education)

VASHURIN, F.S.
------
"Trninin of units for assault from the march" by P.S.Vashurin.
Voenevest. 41 no.10:126 0 161. (MIRA 15:2)
(Marching) (Vashurin, P.S.)

VASHURIN, Petr Somenovich general-leytenant; DUKACIIEV, I%P.: !.(
red.; BUKOV-SM MI.A.p tokhn. red.
[Training of uLits for assault from the march-) FMgotovka Wx'~razde-
lenii k rarshbroskam. Moskva, Vocn.izd-vo YI-va obor.SSSR, 1961. 34 P.
(MDA 14:3-1)
(Infantry drill and tactics) (Marching)

VAZ~huhUVA, -1:. A., tn-.
USER/Electrictty - Induction Heating
HeAt Treatment
Aug 50
"Induction Heat Treatment of Welded Scams," V. V. Aleksandrov, T. A. Varhurova,
Engineers, Can Sci Res Inst of Heavy Mach Bld- (TsN TIrj4ASh)
"From Energet" No P, pp 13-15
Describes experiments conducted by Cen Ba of Elea Case flnrdening, ToNlITMASh, Vaich
show irduction heat treatment takes less time than Nrnace heating and is morc efficient.
Recommends wide use of induction heating. Includes photograph of inductor used
for welding plates of thicknesses up to 50 mn.
4ft PA 16 -14T 2 6

VASERMOVA, T.A., insho; PIMMACMVA, V.P., insh.
Induction heat treatment of overhead crane parts. (Trudy] TSNIrT)WH
89:30-41 159o (MA 32:4)
(Owe hardening) (Induction heating)

BOGATYREVS Yuriy Mikhaylovich; YAMEM, Ta kr&_A1akaegwrA&; MARTYNOV,
Vitaliy Petrovich; CLISHANSKAYA, I.V., inzh., red.; LIVOV, D.S.,
kand.tekhn. nauk, red.; SWTSOV, G.V., tekhn. red.
[Rapid induction heating of heat-resistant alloy ingots]Skoro-
stnoi induktsionnyi nagrev zagotovok iz zharoproobnykh splavov.
Moskva, Filial Vses. in-ta nauchn. i tekhn. informatsii,, 1958.
21 p. (Peredovoi nauchno-tekhnicheskii i proizvodstvennyi opyt.
Tema 5. No.M-58-330/17) (MIRA 16:2)
(Heat-resistant alloys) (Induction heating)

1 . VASEUTO, Ll. ---- - --- --- -- - ---- ---- --- --
2. UZ-'-:,R (600)
4. Yoving-Picture Frojectors
7. Basic principles in planning the work repair ahops for motion
picture projection equipment, Kinomekhanik, no. 10, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, February 1953. Unclassified.

VASH-VITTZG* ~!t4q
-,-- ", gh-L-Y;~!-Witteg, Miklos]
The democratic path of the Hungarian Trade Unions. Yeem. prof.
clvizh. no.12:27-29 1) '59. (XIU 13:1)
Lzamestitel, predsedatelya TSentrallnogo sovets, profsoyuzov "fengrii.
(Ebmgary--Trade unions)

MILOSEVIC, M'.j-YA~~I~C~-_
Pharmacological effects of polyphosphates on the intestine. Higijena,
Beogr. 12 no.4:351-354 160.
(PHOSPHATES pharmacol)
(INTESTINES pharmacol)

KMOSMC9 M.; TERZIC,, M.; VASIC, B.
Effect of 1,11-trimethylene-4041-bis(hydroxpdnamethyl)-bis[iriridinium
brcmidej on the striated muscle. Voj.san.pregl., Beogr. 17 no.11.,
1143-1146 N 960.
1. Medicinski. fakultet u Beogradu, Farmakoloski institut
(MUSCLES pharmacol)
(PYRIDINES phamacol)

MIUSEVIC, M,; TERZIC, M.; VASIC, B.
Contribution to experimental studies on the cardiovascular
effect of N,Nt-trimethylenebio-(4-formylpyridinium bromide)
dioxime (TMB-4). Vojnosanit. pregl. 19 no.l.*21-24 Ja 162.
1. Medicinski fakultet u Beogradup Farmakoloski institut.
(PYRIDDM -oharmacol.) (HYDROXYLAMINES pharmacol)
(VASOMOTOR SYSTEM pharmacol)

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VASIC, B. and VASIC, N.; Veterinary Institute (Veterinarski Institut
Zemun.
"Multiplication of the Viruses of Fowl Diphtheria and Fowl Pox in Tissue
Culture of lien E~mbryo Fibroblasts."
Belgrade, Veterinarski Glasnik, Vol 20, No 7, 1966; pp 549-553.
Abstract CEnglish sum.Tary modified] : Use of 2 lyophilized vaccines of
fowl pox, one of pigeon and one of chicken origin. The cytopathogenic
effects seen in vitro would seem to militate against the possibility of
their effective use in the field for vaccination. Seven photomicrographs,
9 Western references; ms received 23 May 66.

VASIC, D.
Decontamination of radio stations,
equipment. p. 445
VOJNO-TMICKI TLk3NIK. Beograd.
teleprinters, and high-frequency
Vol. 4, no. 6, June 1956
SOURCE: East European Accessions List, (EEAL), IAbrary of Congress,
Vol. 5. no. 12, December 19,1~6

T~GOSLAVILA
-1
D. ERCEGOVAC, M. SLAVICA, -Bv VAS.1G,.-D. ANDMKOVIC, B. PENEZIC and S.
BUNCIC; Veterinary Institute (veterinarski Zavod) Zesnun; Department and
Clinic for Infectious Diseases of the Veterinary Faculty (Institut i
klinika 2a zaraze Veterinarskog fakulteta) Belgrade, and Veterinary
Station (Veterinarska stanica),Vrsac.
"Preliminary Laboratory and Field Results with the Iligh-Passage,
Lapinized Virus Strain (N-Lavir) of Hog Cholera."
Belgrade, Veterinarski Glasnik, Vol 17, Ro 2, 1963; pp 173-179.
Abstract: Mass vaccinations and hygienic measures decreases incidence
of hog cholera to 569 premises in 1957 but subsequent complacency and
neglect brought it up to 3,497 in 1960 a3ain. roor control of traffic
in live animals, neglect of vaccination altogether and even more
frequently vaccinaul.ons of pigs during times when the animals are
notoriously immunologically poorly responsive are main errors committed.
Hudson 14-Lavir vaccine strain (Veterinarski Zaovd, Zemun) was found both
safer and more effective than a previous strain. Comprehensive results.
ITable; 7 Western, 1 Hungarian and 8 Yugoslav references.
39

SARVJAN, M.; ZEC, N.; VASIC, D.; HUSTOROVICIO M.; BOGDANOV, B.; HAKSTOK, V.
Medicine. Bul sa Youg 7 no.3s67-M Jo 162.
1. Madicinski fakultet, Sarajovo.

VASIC,
Analysis of the hospital material and immediate results of the
treatment of 1)1 patients. Tuborkuloza 15 no,2.,217-224 Ap-.Te 163,
1. Opsta bolnica, grudno odelenjet Paracin - V. d. sofa: dr
Dragos Vasic.
(TUBERCULOSIS, PULMONARY) (THER&PEUTICS)
(STATISTICS)

VA3 U.:
A T."a 17 L C, -7 'L S T1,11:1 a,.Ll
pat.jentE; in the thcracf,- lf,", fir- "'f j;,-trfv-,r.
pital, (Anorvorl In 11)(-l wid 1902. 'Nhorkulomt lf, no. 'L:.'.9-317
!4c"licir'ski cent.ar, "aracip Jr. t--ljli.-Iav
Griudn(-) Ld,lerije opste bolnipo (-"ijr: dr. Pragos Vat-1c.l.

VASIC, Dragos
On some causes of failure in the treatment of pulmonary
tuberculosis. Tuberkuloza 17 no.3:221-232 14y-Je 165.
1. Medicinski centar, Paracin (Upravnik: dr. Millsav Bogdanovic)
i Antituberkulozni dispanzer (Sef: dr. Dragoo Vasic).

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Contributi-n to the knowledfe of the evolutionary cycle of some
S,-~ecies of Triphaena 0. and Spaelotis Bsd. P-31. BelErade.
4
Univerzitet. Sumarski f,-kultet, GLAMUK. BULLETIN. Beo~lrad.
No. 6, 1954
SOURCE: East European Acre:-~3ions LiA (EEAL), Library of ConL:re3s
Vol. 5, No. 6, June 1956

VAS IVANOVIC, Jelisaveta; MAKSIMOVIC, M.; STANIC, Vlasta; DORDEVIC, M.
al"i
Morphogenetic differentiations, and oxygen consumption durinF the
embryonal development of Lymantria dispar L. Arh biol nauka 13 no.3/4:
181-197 161.
1. Bioloski institut,, Beograd.

VI's 1 c
First results from the eyFerlmental ral3rcnd tr,-ck in Sa!,cy. p. ?,49. (BFf-,-jU.E, Vol. 1),
No. 9, SarA. 1954.)
SO: Fonthly L55ts of Epst European Aceessicn5. (ZEAL, Ir, Vo.14, No. ~, -June 1955, Uncl.

VASIC, B. and VASIC,_.N_.; Veterinary Institute (Veterinarski Institut),
Zemun.
flMultiplication of the Viruses of Fowl Diphtheria and Fowl Pox in Tissue
Culture of lien Embryo Fibroblasts."
Belgrade, Veterinarski Clasnik, Vol 20, No 7, 1966; pp 549-553.
Absrract CEn-lish sum=.ary modified] : Use of 2 lyophilized vaccines of
fowl pox, one of pigeon and one of chichen origin. The cytopathogenic
effects seen in vitro would seem to militate against the possibility of
their effective use in the field for vaccination. Seven photomicrographs,
9 Western references; ms received 23 May 66.
M-Efflantfiffasom
T!TFn-=11!-GM

GERL, Friderik, prof.,ing.; STEFAVOVIC, Aleksandar; VASIC, Pavle,
Development of food industry. Alm hem ind 125-155 '59.

6/044/63/000/0M/012/050
A060/A126
AUTHORS AS16, Petar
TITIE: On a second order differential equation
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal Mateuetikaj no. 2, 1963, 37, abstract 2B155
(Publ. Elektrotehn. fak. Univ. Fleogradu. get I fiz., 1962, no. 70
76# 9 - 11; French)
-TEM It Is demonstrated that the equation
x2 (axn + b) y" + x (cxn + d) y' + (,,n + f) y 0
(where a , b, o jdo so f are constants) has & particular solution Y (x), Batle-
fying the equation
n +2k
y3 + + qx3l.- - 0
PYX3
(where n ~ 0, p,~ 0, ks q are constants)i provided that all the coefficients
satisfy oertain*conditions.
[Abstracter's notes Complete translation)
Card 1/1

Wi9l,-Pet,ar I.M-.
Funer.ional equation of a certain type of determinants.
Publ Inst math SANU.2(16):65-70 162 (publ. 1631.
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'geneGUS !',,jn:4~onal cqiia4 n )4' *,he sesond dear,
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MITRINOVIC, D.S.; VASIC, P.M.. PRFSIC, S.B.
e
A functional equation of the second degree. Publ Inat
1. math SANU 3:57-60 163.

MARINOVIC? D.S.: VA31CP r.M.
Complement3 to the treatise of Kamke. Pt. 10. Publ Inst.
math SASU -11;61-68 16,36
.I

MITPINOVIC, Dragosiriv SJ.; VA-"10, Pnt~,r P4.
Some nonil
~near cycjjc- func~-,Onaj
e0untiOns with
PMparties. Publ 1rst math SpIU 3ji-Or-il n-.

VASIC, Petar M. (L~eo8rad)
--.- - I- - -A System of funct~cnal ervjatj,~nq, rjl,,,.,3 mat fiz firv 18 no.4:229-23-'
,013.

VASIC, R.
Tugoslavia (430)
History and Description - Serials
White slaves in satellite countries. p. 14.
REVIEW OP INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS. (Federation
of Tugoslav Journalists) Beograd. (Fortnightly
journal on international problems. Published
also in Serbo-Croatian as Kedunarod Xqjijk)cA,
Bast European Accesnions List. Library of
70_~Zress, Vol. 1, no- 13, November 1952.
UNCLASSUIED
"Card 1 of 2"

VASIC, R.
Yugoslavia (430)
Croatian as Medunarodna Politika, and in French as
Revue do la Politi Mondiale), Vol- 3, no- 13,
July 1, 1952.
East Zuro]2~an Accessions List. Library of
Congress, Vol. 1. no- 13, November 1952.
UNCLASSIFIED
"Card 2 of 2"

VASIC, R.
Yugoslavia (430)
and in French as Revue do IEL Politione
Mondiale), Vol- 3, no- 14, July 16, 1952.
last L'aropean Accessions List. Library of
Congress, Vol. 1, no. 13, November 1952.
UNCLASSIFIED
"Card 2 of 25
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4 -
A rare and imusual case or drc!w-_4_ng and polsor-LI:9 ir so-called
"blue-water*'. krh. hig. rada 15 no.3,.277-282 164.
1. interno ode1jenje Opste bolnice, Bor.

VASIC, V.
Considerable increase in the incidence of primary lung cancer
in the mining-industrial area of Bor. Arh. hig. rads. 15 no-43
413-418 164.
1. Interno odeljenje Opste bolnice, Bor.

DAVIDOVIC, M.; POPESKOVIC, D.i.VASIC, Z.; KRAJACEVIC, Ksenija
Critical temperature of the spontaneous warming up of sleeping
spermophiles. Bul sci nat SAN 25 no.7:117-118 159. (EFAI 9:12)
1. Institut de Physiologie de la Faculte des Sciences et Instiut de
Biologie de la Faculte de Medicine de I'Universite de Beograd.
(Spermophile) (Temperature) (Heat) (Sleep)

DAVIDOVIC, M.; POPESKOVIC, D.; WICO-Z.; KRAJACEVIC, Ksenija
Critical temperature for the spontaneous warming up of Mber-nating
spermophiles. Glas Prir mat SANU 241 no.18:21-28 160.
1. Fiziologki zavod Prirodno-matematickog fakulteta i Bioloski
institut Medicinskog fakulteta Univarziteta. u Beogradu

BIDOVEC, Franc, sanitetaki potpukovnik dr; DEBIJADI, Rudi, sanitetski major
dr; RISAVI, Antun, sanitetski potpukovnik dr.; STRMOTIC, Ekilija,
prof)_VASICI_.~iyor , prof.
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Certain practical problems in aviation medicine. Voj.san.pregl.,
Beogr. 17 no-12:1319-1328 D t6o.
1. VoWuhoplonomedicinski institut u Zemunus
(AVIATION MEDICINE)

VASICA, Gh.; BITA, 0.; DINCA, I.
Studies on the wear and seizing resistance of hardened steel couples.
Studii cerc mec apl 17 no.6:1623-1633 164.
1. Institute of Applied Mechanics, Rumanian Academy (for Dinca).
Submitted June 25, 1964.

IIASICAI, J.; POKOF-14Y.9 A.
IIZETAPI electronic apparatus for nondestructive naterial testing.u p. 9.
TECHNICKA PRACA. (Rada vedeckych technickych spolocnosti pri Slovenskej
akademii vied). Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, Vol. 7, No. 1, 1955.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI), LC, Vol, 8, No, 6j
August 1959-
Uncla.

S/194/62/000/001/03a/Oor6
D201/D305
AUTHOR: Vasica Karel
TITLE: Some problems of ultrasonic testing
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Avtomatika i radioplektronika,
no. 1, 1962, abstract 1-5-40 i (Hutnik (CSR), 1961,
11, no. 3, 123-128)
TEXT: It is stated that ultrasonic testing is widely used in the
metallurgical and engineering establishments of the Czechoslovak
People's Republic for inspection of forgings and rollings. A short
description of US inspection methods is given. The defects detec-
table by US methods are enumerated. The US inspection method of a
bending forged roller is given together with typical reflectograms
and corresponding photographs of its large sections. It is shown
that a study of the internal structure of forgings and rollings
using the US method should be carried out on rejects. It is poin-
ted out that it is important to use the US inspection method in
conjunction with the use of standard samples. It ii suggested that
Card 112

S/19 62/000/001/038/066
Some problems of ultrasonic ... D201YI)305
US inspection should be complemented by subsequent checking of the
effect of detected defects on production and safety of operation
of equipment. For this purpose, US inspection of all important
equipment should be carried out during general overhaul periods or
stoppages in work and after its replacement. It is shown that the
volume of US inspection methods used in the past for this purpose
which are of great importance from the point of view of national
industry, was not adequate and the need for their systematic use
is pointed out. A summary of US inspection as applied to metallur-
gy at the VZKG (CPR) is given; WeaternGerman 1957 standards of
metallurgical US inspection are criticized. It is emphasized that
the tests for convenience and applicability of US inspection me-
thods should always be based on full knowledge of the related pro-
blems and on the results of experiments. 6 figures. 3 references.
/-Abstracter's note: Complete translation.-7
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fetrittly treated gUu&cs. A gUss with a surface layer re-
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