SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BARINOV, V. - BARINOVA, P. N.

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NEMOV, F., BARINOV, V., (Rostovskaya oblast')
When a building committee stands aside. Sov. profsoi-azy
6 no-15:
31-33 N 158. (MI-U 11:12)
l.Brigadiry stroitel'stva Volgodonskogo kombinata
sinteticheskikh
zhirozameniteley.
(Volgodonak--Construction industry)

BOLOTTSEV, P.; BARINOV ~ V.
The bad and the good. Za beozap. dvizh. 5
no-4-15 AD 16'~.
- (MIRA 161.4)
1. Operativnyye upolnomochennyye 22-go
otdeleniya Otdela
regulirovaniya ulichnogo dvizheniya
Gosudarstvennoy av-to-
mobil'noy inspektsii.
(Hoscow-Traffic accidents)

BARIMOV, V.A.
Histor7 of the orit-in and development of the
J-aderin base-line
measurement method in the U.S.S.R. Izv.AN
Kazakh.SSR.Ser.geog.
no.2:78-92 148. (Base measuring) (mrRA 9:6)

~'I~SIKHIIII A.F. ; SAVERIN, II.A., professor,
doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk)
retsenzent; BAR-11DY, professor, doktor
tekhnicbeskikh nauk,
retsenzent; 6, "-".Off ~-, - I.Te., professor,
doktor tokhnicheskikh
nauk. redaktor; BWSELINAN, R.D., im,hener,
redaktor; TIKIIONOV.
A.Ta., tekhnichaskiy redaktor.
[Tolerance and technical measurements] Dopuski i
tekhnicheskia
izmereniia. Izd.2-e, T)erer. Moskva, Goa.
nalicbno-tek-hn. izd-vo
mnshinostroit.lit-ry, 1951. 1~56 p. (HLRA 8:11)
(He'amuring instrumentw) (Tolorance(Ingineering)

KONDRkWO 9 Aleksey Vasillyevich; R"INOV, V.A.. professor.
redaktor;
INOZMSEVA, A.I., redaktor 'fidatelletva; KUZIMIN, G.X.,
tekhal-
chaskiy redaktor
[Light interference and its use in goodazy]
Interfarentaiia evets. i
as primenanie v geodazii. Pod obahchai red. V.A.Barinova.
Moskva,
lzd-vo geodazichaskoi lit-ry, 1956. 193 P. (MIRA 9-7)
(Interference (Light)) (Distances--Measurement)

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)1, C, I ~J.
12IRFINOV, Loonid Sorgeyevich, prof.; BARI.NOV,
V.A., red., SVETUYEVA,
A.S., rec-izd-va; BACIIRMINA, A.M., tekhn.red.
[Tables for barometric levelingl Tablitsy dlia
barometrichesko~o
nivelirovaniia. Izd.2-oo, perer. Mosliva,
Goslesbumizdat, 1957.
27 P. (MIRA 11:1)
(Leveling-Tables, otc.)
C,

YVIMOV, Iletr Ivanovich;,~43AqT,_T..A.,, red.;
NOMALRIKOVA, L.M., red. izd-va;
ROLOOVA, V.V., teldin. red.
[Measurement of degrees by Russians at Spitsbergen from
1899
through 1901] Rueskoe gradusnoo izmerenie rxa
Shpitabergene v
1899-1901 gg. Moak7a, lzd-vo geodez. lit-ry. 1958. 83 P.
(Spit sbergen-Arc measures) (MuLk 11:9)

GAIPSHIN, Vlndirmir Nikolayevich; MtLI17OV, Leonid
St~n, yevich;
,e
BAU-NOV, V.A., red.; FaS, Ye.A., red.izd-va; SHITS,
V.P.,
taklm.rod.
[Tnbleq- for laying out circular curves] Tablitsy
dlis
razbivl-i kni:;ovyk-h krivykh. Moskva,
GoBlesbumizdat, 1958. -~:l )
2,~S -o. Ofr"'-k '- -
(Surveying-Tables, etc. )

GULI Sergey M1khaylcr*iih; KAMEV, Nikolay pavlovich;
KOPYLOV9 Boris Mikhaylo-
vich; KRUKOVSKIY r. Igrig~iy Vladislavc*ich; IMOSEM,
DmitriY Fedcrovich;
SaMRIXOVp Ivan Vasil 2-yevich,~. BARINOV,-V. A. prof
.,doktor rstE~-.nzLnt; KERF,
NOV; L.S., prof.~ doktorg retsenzent) EUOOSEMKOT9 A.B.,
prepodavatelt,
retaenzent; POLUNICHEVr I.A.v red. izd-va; BACHURINAv A.M.9
tekbn. red.
[Laboratory manual of geodesy] R-akovodstvo dlia
prakticheskikh zaniatii
po geodezii. Moskva~ Goslesbumizdat~ 1960. 266 p. (IMU 14s7)
1. Moskovskiy lesotekhnicheskiy institut (for Barinov). 2.
Moskovskiy
institut Inzhenerov vodnogo khozyaystqa imeni
Ye.R.Villyamsg (for Mwe-
nov). 3. TSentrallnyy zaochrqy lesotekhniche, skiy tekhnik=
(for Krasno-
shchekov)
(surveying-Handbooks, nanuals, etc.)

i3ATk~,GIIUKOVA, Nat.ailya iiomanuvim;
BAlill"OV, %.A., Prof., doRtor
tekhri. nauk, S.Ya., red.
(Now Liefinition of the meter] Novoo
opredoienie rntetra.
Fod red. V.A.Jarlnova. Moskva, lzd-vo
standartov, 1964.
77 p. II (,,'.IHA 17:10)

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kand.tekhn.nauk; KRAKOVSKIY, I.I., prof., red.; VOLCHOK,
K.M.,
BARI INPO C
,,4
i6khn.rkt.
[Problems in heating viscous petroleum products] Voprosy
podogreva
viazkikh nefteproduktov. Leningrad, Izd-vo "Rechnoi
transport,"
Leningr. otd-nie, 1960. 63 p. (Gorkiy, Institut
inzhenerov vodnogo
transporta. Trudy, no.29). (MIRA 16:5)
(Petroleum, Heating of)

PHASE X TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 717 - X
BOOK Call No.: AF6455104
Author: BARINOV, V. G.
Full Title: OPERATOR AND ASSISTANT OPERATOR OF A GAS-FRACTIONAL
DISTILLATING INSTALLATION
Transliterated Title: Operator i pomoshchnik operatora
gazofraktsioni-
ruyushchey ustanovki
PUBLISHING DATA
Originating Agency: None
Publishing House: State Scientific and Technical Publishing
House for
Petroleum and Mineral Fuel Literature (Gostoptelchizdat)
Date: 1954 No. pp.: 151 No. of copies: 3,000
Editorial Staff: None
PURPOSE AND EVALUATION: This book is approved by the Labor
Personnel
Administration of the Ministry of the Petroleum Industry as a
text-
book in courses for training operators and assistant operators
of
gas-fractional installations. The subject of petroleum refining
is
covered only in its first phase, i.e., the distillation of
fractions
from the crude by various processes. The further chemical
treating
of these fractions is not covered, In its limited field this is
a
very clear and well-written textbook, emphasizing mainly a
practical
approach to the problem of refining.
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Operator i pomoshchnik operatora gazofraktsioni- AID 717 - X
ruyushchey ustanovki
TEXT DATA
Coverage: This book conveys elementary information on -I-,e
ccmposlticln
of petroleum and petroleum gases and outlines briefly
petroleum re-
fining processes, fractional distillation and methods of
separat--ing
gaseous mixtures. Described are technological schemes of ~_,~s-
fractional installations and the construction and operation of
various apparatus. Q 'uestions relating to the control and
automatic
regulation of gas-fractional processes are presented, as well
as
safety control engineering and some new methods of "socialist"
competition.
Table of Contents Page
Introduction 3
Development of Processes of Oil and Gas Refining 31
Requirements for Gasoline Quality 0
Ch. I General Information concerning P-trolem, , Petro letun
Gases and Processes of their Refining 9
1. Brief information from organic chemistry 9
2. Oil refining. The nature of cracking and
pyrolysis processes
3. Petroleum gases and their uses 23
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ruyushchey ustanovki
e"ID 717 - X

Page
Ch. II Fundamentals of Fractioning of Gas Mixturest

30
1.
Laws of the gaseous state of matter
30
2.
Ideal and real gases
31
7
3.
The concept of a system, a phase and a component
38
4.
Low-boiling point and high-boiling point com-

ponents in
processes of evaporation and conden-

sation. Vapor tension
W
5.
Separation of components according to the prin-

ciple of
fractional distillation
44
6.
Extraction of useful components
from industrial

gases

7.
Industrial schemes of gas-fractional
installations
54
8.
Gas cleaning
50,
Ch. III App
aratus and
Equipment used in Gas Separation
65
1.
Fractionating columns
65
2.
Compressors
69
3.
Pumps
73
4.
Heat exchange apparatus
75
5.

6
Gas cleaning apparatus
70
f~
.
Closing valve fittings and level indicators
81

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ruyushchey usta=rki
AID 717 - X
Page
7.

.L
Containers for storing liquified petroleum gases

92
8.
Control and measuring instruments and automatic

regulators
84
Ch. IV Operating a Gas-Fractional Installation

1.
)perating
procedure for a gas-fractional Instal-

.-a t ion
98
2.
Laboratory
control of the work of a gas-fractional

installation
1C.8
3.
Automatic control of the operation
_L t
4.
Stopping a
gas-fractional installation and pre-

paring it for overhaul
ii6
5.
Acceptance of an installation after repair or

assembly

6.
Putting an installation into operation
122
7.
Preparing an
installation for operation under

winter conditions
123
Ch. V
Worker Protection, Safety Measures and Fire Preven-

t1on

i ~:~
0
1.
Effect of hydrocarbon gases and hydrogen sulphide

on the
human organism
126)

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pomoshchnik operatora gazofraktsioni- AID
717 - X
ruyushchey
ustanovki

Page

2. Worker protection and personal hygiene
during

production
127

3. First aid to the poisoned
128

4. Possibly
explosive concentration of gaseous

mixtures
129

5. Causes of
explosions and fires and measures for

their prevention
130

6.
Conduct of workers at installations in case of

accident or fire
136
Ch. VI
Work Organization of a Brigade, Socialist Competition

and Wages
138

1. Work organization
139

2. Acceptance and giving over
of the watch
142

3. Socialist competition
145

4. Workers' wages and
production quotas
146
List of
Recommended Literature
149
No. of Re
ferences: 9 Russian (1946-1953)

Facilitie
s: None

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rL
Addreosing mackine for 100 aduresses. Mekh.i a-Ttom,
c)rD'Lz-i-. 17 no.2:
51 F 163. (11L,.A 16:2)
(Letter services)

BARINCV, V~-'! ~ ~ ".1iAVFUN, B.I.
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k M-1 !L~ 2 8, -,.)

RUDNEVSKIY, IU,.; GOLITSYN, G.1,; OBUKHOVA, Ye.S.;
BjMNOV, V.M,
Studying the supply of matter from certain
copper-based a-lois
into the discharge of a rectified a.c. arc, Izv, Ali'
SSSR, Ser,
fiz. 26 no.7:891-884 J! 162. 41RA 15:8)
(Electric arc)

IIkPINOV V. N. (Veterinary Surgeon, Saratov Inter-Raion
Veterinary Bacteriological
L~
r -- Laboratory) .
"Trichoinoniasis of ducks."
Veterinariy&, Vol, 38, No. 4, ic)61, P. 56.

BABINML,-V-,N-. (Veterinary Surgeon, Atkarsk Veterinary
Bacteriological Laboratovy,
Saratov Oblast)
"Candidamycosis in chickens"
Veterinariya, Vol. 39, no. 4, April 1962 p. 49

P. 717T=i" V. -~TJSITTZTLAYA, ~;I.
-ePort submitted at a conference on new methods of lead
production from concentrates,
Gintsvetmet (State In8t. Non-Ferro-as MetallwW), Mosco-w
22-25 June 1956.
(for entire conf. see card for 1XIM, V. P.)

L 2561"5
~,:...,:EWT(o)/BIP(b)/EW.A(di/E~P(i) M*IJO
S/0277/64/000/010/002VO021
NR: AR5003993
SOURCE: Ref. zho Mashinostroltalln"a materialy. lionstruktaii i
..ra6chat detaley mashint, Gidroprivod, Otd* vyp*j Abof 10048-128
,"-;AUTHOR: Smirnovv F, Fal1kc;vskiTjk Vy Barinov, V,
al
TITLE: Now brandb of hard all* their desiSnations and industri
properties
-~CITED SOURCE: Bb,-tr,.Vses, n.-I. in-t tverd7kh splavov no. 5#
1964#: 5-13
'TOPIC TAGS: metal coramic*materialp metal physical property,
tal mechanical property/ ts metal ceramies, GOST,!3882-61, GOST
m
e
3862-53
:TRANSLATION: Fields of application, designations, and indust.-ial
%--and physioo-mechanioal properties are described for the TS
.1netalloceramic hard alloys ooming under GOST-3882-61, which went
into
July 1i 1962, Reasons.are giver. for,the elimination of
..~certain.TS brands speoified under GOST-3882-53* and now improved TS
Card V2

PRITUZIULOV, V.Ya., inzh.; RARINOV, V.S., inzh.
Flect.-ode-type water-level indicator for steam
boilers. Bezop.truda,
v prom. 4 no.4:30 AP 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Boilers--Safety appliances)

-P(v) Pe-5/
L 63571-.-65 .W~~v)/Eg~(k)/W
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ACCESSION NRi 050155bh Erl-v4 -Uli/0286/65/000/008/0082/00'83--!
621.646
629.i3.ol/.o6
Vzorloy
AINHOR; Barinov, V. S..*, Voronin G. I H. I Perepletchikov, L. Ya.;
7rITLE: Safety valve for.hermetically sealed aircraft cockpits.
Class 47, 1
no. 170256
SOURCE. Byulleten' izobretenly i tovarra" zuskov, no. 8, 1965,
82-83 1
70PIC TAGS: pressure valve', S& cockpit pressurization rate control,
pressurized.cockpit, aircraft gqckp#, pressure rate transducer
!ABSTRACT. An Author Certificate has been issued for a safety valve
for a hemeti-
:Ically.sealed aircraft cocWIt. The valve consists of a casing, a
cover having a
spray nozzle, a basic valve movnted on-tbe-rigid center 'of a
opting-loaded diaphragmt,
and an excess-pressure unit. To 11mit the pressure-increase rate in
the cotkpit,-
t6 safety valve is equipped ~itb a pressure-increase-rate
transaucer whoselnterio:~.
is* divided into two cavitien by aspring-loaded diaphragm with a
push rod mounted
GA 't One of,the cavities connects to the icoc*pIt through a
calibrated hole, while!'

ACC NR, AP6035922
SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/020/0174/0174
INVENTOR: Barinov, V. S.; Vzorov, M. I.; Perepletchikov, L.
Ya.; Terenin, A. 11.
ORG: none
TITLE: Regulator for build-up of pressure in an aircraft's
pressurized cabin-.
Class 47, No. 187466
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obrazt9yj tovarnyye znaki,
no. 20, 1966, 174
TOPIC TAGS: pressure, gas pressure, pressure compensator,
pressure regulator
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a device
for limiting pressure
build-up in a pressurized aircraft cabin, which contains a
Llirottle and a spring-
supported piston with a primary valve attached to it. To avoid
a pressure surge in
the pressurized cabin and eliminate autovibration of the
primary valve, it is
equipped with a unidirectional-motion damper, the spring-loaded
rod of which is
pressed to the primary valve. The inner space of the piston is
connected through
the throttle with the pressurization circuit, an which the
regulator is mounted
before the pre6surized cabin. Orig. art. has: 1 figure. EWA-981
SUB CODE: 01, 11// SUBM DATE: OlFeb65/
Card UDC: 621s646;629.13-ol/06

BOGMI,'OV, I.Ye,,, kand.tekhn.nauk; BARTAIOVI V.V.,
inzh.
- -
Automatic conveying of spools to weft windoi-s.
Mekb. J avton.
proizv, 15 no.7:101-22 J1 161. (MIRA 14: 6)
(Autoi.iiatic control) (Reels (Textile machinery)

BARINOVIS Valerian legorovich; LLATINA, Ye.S.,
ved. red.;
-G~, t'ekhn. red.
[Gas friictionating units]
Gazofraktsioniruiushchio usta-
novlci. N slcva,, Gostoptelchizdat, 1962. 167 p.
WIRA 15:7)
(PXroleum-Refining) (Gases)
(Chemical engineering-Equipment and supplies)

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BARIFOV, Ya., njayor
f~ -
Organizing clothing and shoe reFti-Jr. Tyl i snab.
Sov. Vocr.
6i1 21 no.12:64/-67 D 161. 0 - IT 1 ,, : 1 )
(Boots and shoes--.Repairing)
(Uniforras, ll,iil itary-Re pairing)

s/169/62/000/006/002/090
E202/E192
AUTHORS flar i nov, Ye. and Zhogo Iev, L.P.
TIT LL Instrument for measuring re3idual magnetisation of
rock samples
PERIODICAL: keferativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no.8, 1962, 9,
abstract 6 A 42. (Or. Vses. n.-i, in-ta inetodiki 1
tekhn. razvedki, no. 3, ig6i, 266-275)
TLXT: An instrument for measuring residual magrietisation of
samples in irregular forms is described. It comprises a magnetic
system suspended on vertical tungsten filament and placed withIn
the ifelmholtz coil which serves as a compensator of the horizontal
component of the Earth field. The instrument contains all optical
metering system and the control desk. The working principle is
identical With that used in operating the astatic magnetometer of
B.M. Yanovskiy and B.T. Chernysheva. The sensitivity of the
instrument is 2. x 10-6 CGS,%I. The calculation of' error diie to
the
shift of the magnetic centre of the sample is given.
Card 1/2

In-strui,,ient for measuring residual ...
S/169/62/000/006/002/090
E202/EI92
The insti-timent is designated for work in auddle latitudes,
where
there art- small variations of horlzontal coMPolit?I11L Of the
geowagnet-ic field, since, this instrument is sensit-Lve to
heterogenci-Lies in magnetic fields and variations in
deciinat-ion.
FAbstractor's note: Complete translation.-I '
Card 2/2

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IINCV, Yu.D. , in::Jr. I TC-11tV UT I KO-iL Il'
F105 N.N., inzli.
Ile
H.at r,~.qistance of protective ennmel coatings.
Mashinostroenie ric
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4-79-81 Jl--Ag 163. (MITRA .7,~.

8/072/63/000/003/003/004
Bioi/B186
AUTHORS: Belyayev, G. I.# Doctor of Technical Sciences#
Barinav, Tit.%
Engineer I- -------
TITLE: Effect of the composition of ziroonium'enamels an
thair
whiteness and water resistance
PERIODICAL, Steklo i keramika, no. 3, 1963p 20-23
TEXT: The way in which the composition of glasses of the Ka2
0 B20 3
Sio ZrO system affects the opacity, water resistance.and
viscosity
2 2
was studied. The first series of glasses examined had the
composition
Na20*B2O 3* (2-x)SiO2.xZrO2 where x -.0 - 0.7t Na20 - 25
mol4l B20 3
- 25 mole%. The glasses were melted at 1160 - 12000C.
Results; (1) the
water resistance of the glass increased with increasing Zr02
content.
(2) Glasses containing 15 or more mole% ZrO 2 were opaque.
Prita con-
taining less Zr02 were transp&'rent and gave only slightly
opaque enamels
on steel. Conclusion: in glass of the given composition Zr02
is soluble
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S/072j63/000/005/003/004
Effect of the oomposition of BIOI/B186
up to 15 mole%. In the second series of glas.see'the Na 20
content was
varied from 10 to 40 mole%, and the Ba 0 content from 40 to 10
mole%l
2 3
the SiO2 content was kept constant at 35 mole%, and the ZrO 2
content at
15 mole%. Results: (3) the viscosity of the molt decreased
with increastS
basicity. (4) Rais.ing the B.203content and lowering the Na.0
content
reduced the solubility of Zro and increased the opacity. * (5)
The water
2
resistance increased bei\ye" 40 &rA 30 Toole '% Na2 0; at
higher Na20 Content
it decreased rapidly.' *I-n J'he tHr(l se-ries of experiments
the following
substances were added to alaae af compositioi) Na 2O-B2
03'1-4SiO2-O-58ZrO2*
0.1 - O.a mole% BeO, MgO, GaO, SrO, PaO, ZnO or CdO.
Results:(6) Each
of the group II metal oxides increased the
opacity.'.0.1-0.2mole% Beo,
MgO, ZnG, or NO produced particularly intensive effects. The
opacifying
effect decreases in the following order: BeO, ZnO, MgO, CdO,
CaO~ 5r0,
BaO. (7) The water resistance of'the frits was higher after
adding the
oxides than before, exoept'after the addlition of ZnO. The
most signifi-
cant increase in chemical stability vas produced by O.Bmole%
Cao or-
Card.2/3

B/072j63/000/003/003!004
Effect of the composition of BIOI/B186
0.4moleO&f SrO, In the last series of experiments the effoot of vat
4'ested. Resultst(8) The most intense increase in opucity and water
resistance due to Al-0 oocured In the zirconium frits. There are
2 3
figures and 2 tablese
-ASSOCIATIOVi Dnepropetrovskiy khimiko-takbnologiabeskiy inotitut im.
P.R. Daershinskogo (DAepropptrovok PhysicoteahniCal
Institute Imeni F,%R. Dzershinskiy)
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SOT/72-58-12-2./Z3
p.G. ps,jtst, La%vjyLkjy g-iaratvmcnyy
ni-roltet (Lstvi.n state
UnrF-el-alty) ro;orted on to,
investigation of fr--ttqd pri..
for -ting ..at it...
V.I.. L.k.bj., Scientific R .... rch of
Sanitary i~',i ... r-
ing. ';-Poko on tt;e inn-ce ef ch"ical
composition on -4 P-
p-ti.. of ... lly f..IW1. p..d.r
By the LTI iconi Le.sovet the foLlo.in&
report. -ere gIvent
L.L._?At ... 1. to t..l and .1-11- .
..... Ii.,.
I S.r. bryok- - -pl-ti. . ..... 1. for
4:'%: r4arl..t.- on lightly colored
anti ... y.........
IU-V~'2-k " -e .%I ti.. of . y.t.-Cl.
of ..idea
for -bt:1.1-9 11.!hLid br-gPIC-nts.
Th. In ftlyt..bi-I In. "I'll I'll ill*
foll:%Ing roport.z
an on
f' r- o p4y i i:. Ite
T.G. Zarin co, Me I.P.rt- of the Sao in
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c...
of the pri.. . .
r.. ;.Pbat. -.I..
Ph
on -t..
Collowritorm of the r-;mpqt-%t 1-11t.t.
-ptrt.dl I
I - ztjy.j~v om the acid content a.nd
betticity of enamol3, and cm
the Wl ... c. of tu: '...PTtioneom ome
prop,rtle. oi ,,
f
r.d-lp .' o
Lc.o J t4i-k
tc~ff 'ne ) -4 3-1- - an L.
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b..Jc.1
A
T. of at
"PZ:tI Y. it t jy
liye-MI (Z-Y.rtb-
the mat.hods of ;raY,mtLn, Lh~j, f&,It.
V-1- "avcbNh-kv, Llga,nuij Fork. 1=..i
Artem. -j-ted on the
ful. '511"Li on of tict gri~cdi" for c"
n'
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in tto burnto, t,ct-jcU or
In can ct% 11 Ith to* c ..... r -1 Nr--
to
of :~ l
ff Lurnin".
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of
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on the p
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The &-b- cf tt, carifor-, ~A.xld
rea,luti,r., f,,r b
to"

BELYAYEV, G.,!,,
kzird,.Loklin.z2auk;-I~~-Plt.*OV,-Yv,D~j inzh,
Wear resistance of enamel coatings~ Mashinostroenie
no~1:67-?o
Ja-F 162, (NDRA 15-.2')
1. Dnepropetrovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy
institut,
(Enamel and enameling)

BF:,YAYFV, G,I,; 13i.:ZINOV, Yu.D~
Effect of ti,e composition of metA and frit in ti-e
3we-12in? of
Stok. i ~,or. 19 no. 1: 2('-)0 Ja ' 6~ . ( !U fL4 .1
--:-. 3 )
(Enamel and enariel inc)

MYAYEV, G. I,, d0tor tekhn. nauk; BARINOV, Yu. D.,
inzh.
Effect of the composition of~-zjrcorrium enamels
on their white
tanco Mr 163.
ness and water-resis tek. i ker. 20 no.3:20-23
(MIRA 16-4)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy khimiko-tekhnologichealrdly
institut im.
Dzerzhinskogo.
(Zirconium) (Enamel and enameling)

ACCESSION NR: AT4036807 S/0000/63/000/000/0262/0272
AUTHOR: Belyayev, G. I.; Smakota, N. F.; Verbitskiy, P. G.;
Barinov, Yu. D.
TITLE: On the interaction of borosilicate melts with certain
metals and oxides
SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Institut matallokeramiki i spetsial'ny*kh
splavov.
Poverkhnostny'kye yavleniya v rasplavakh i protsessakh
poroshkovoy metallurgii
(surface phenomena in liquid metals and processes in powder
metallurgy), Kiev,
lzd-vo AN UkrSSR, 1963, 262-272
TOPIC TAGS: borosilicate, oxide, vitreous covering, metal
ceramic material,
silicate, steel, sodium borosilicate glass
ABSTRACT: In this paper the authors studied the process of the
reaction of steel
with sodium borosilicate glasses of different acidity. It was
sho-.rn that in com-
positions of metal glass at high temperatures, a ch(-mical
reaction of phases occurs
which is accompanied by the solution of the metal, the
enrichment of the alloy by
its oxides, and a separation of gases which leads to the
expansion and formation of
a foamy structure near the interphase boundary. It was
established that the nature
cf the silicate melt has a considerable offect on the speed of
dissolution of the
steel samples; the solubility, of steel increases with an
increase in the alkalinity
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of the glass. The intensity of the expansion of the
barosilicate alloy rises with
the increase of the glass alkalinity. Metals have a great
effect Dn the expansion.
An insignificant expansion of the alloy was observed in the
reaction with nickel,
copper, and molybdenum; compositions consisting of glass with
powdered iron, cobalt,
or chromium additives, expand strongly. It was shown that the
solubility of the
iron oxides decreases with an increase in the acidity of the
glass. In pure boron
anhydride, ferric oxide practically does not dissolve. Orig.
art. has: 11 figures
and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Dnepropetrovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy
institut (Daepropetrovsk
Chemical Engineering Institute)
SUBMITTED: 23Nov63 DATE ACQ: 16Apr64 EXCL 0 0
SUB CODE: 14L NO REF SOV: 004 OMER: 004
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ii-ElYAM , G~l . , dckt or tekh-n. nFuuk, 11 "1,
YF~ I" Ol,', r, ~ - .-. .-. -.A ~- I
I ,
BhRINIOV, - Yuj~. ., (and, tekhn. nauk
Cap i,y of titanitin., P-,anous-vanadJum and
X I I
-V I-strocnie no.~~P - 1~-,
enutirielin .MasM n , -",-g 5,,!y - '~ I 1.- -1

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iACCESSIGN 11,TR; APS015359 UR/0286/65/000/009/0111/0111
666.29
;:AUTHOR: Belyayev, G. I.; Darinov. Yu. D.;_ Belyy, Ya.
I.;-Ponomarchuk, S. M.
~TITLE: Silicate low-boron enamel./ Class 48, No. 17081a
ID:
~SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 9, 1965, 111
1OPIC TAGS: enamel, boron, borax
!ABSTRACT: This Author's certificate introduces a silicate low-boron
enamel which
'made up of quartz sand feldspar, soda ash, sodium nitrate, cryolite,
titanium di
'.!oxide, cobaltic oxide,nickel oxide and a substance which contains
boron anhydride.
~Since borax is not easy to obtain, datolite concentrate is used as
the substance
iwhich contains boron anhydride.-,
ASSOCIATION,: none
ISUBMITTED- llMav63 ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: Mr
OTHER: 000
ING REF SOV: 000
Card

ACC NR, AP7006802
AUTHOR: Ponomarchuk, S. M1. (Enginccr~-, Barinov, Yu. D. (Candidate
of techn-J"cal
g4
sciences); Tovarenko-Klimenko, 11. N. (---'n sneer)
!ORG: None
TITLE: Investigation of' boron-containing priming enamels
!SOURCE: Teklinologiya i organizatsiya proizvodstva, no. 6, 1966,
81-8h
TOPIC TAGS: corrosion protection)boron, metal coating, ceramic to
metal seal,
silicate
ABSTRACT: The article is a report on comparative studies of a nurber
of properties ofi
silicate enamels used for protecting steel parts from corrosion. A
high-quality glass- i
metal composition was produced by adding boron oxide to the enamel
coatings in t1he
form of borax, calcium borate, concentrated danburite (30'/'0 CaO,
20% B203, 39% SiO2,
1-75 AlnO3, 2.Lc' Fe203, 6.9% calcination loss), and concentrated
datolite (39-55
io /, Cao,
17.5%Q B203, 27.5% Si02, 1.1% A1203, 2.3% Fe203, 12.1% water plus
calcination loss).
It was found that prime enamels containing a high concentration of
calcium are extreme-,
ly resistant to water. This may interfere with normal aging of the
slip which some-
times has a detrimental effect on the stability of its working
parameters. For this I
reason, complete melting is preferable when founding prime enamels
based on danburite I
and datolite concentrates. This assures proper lixivation of the
frits and stabilizes I-
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ACC NR. .. -Apfdo-66of
the properties of the slip. In order to study coating quality,
steel oxidizability,
adhesion between prime coats and metal, and tendency to "fish
sca'-ing", frits were
pulverized with additions of 6 parts by weight of clay, 45
Parts by weight of weter
and 0.5, 0.6, 0.7 and 0.8 parts by weight of borax for prime
coats based on borax,
calcium borate, danburite and datolite respectively. The
results are tabulated for
,11 types of enamel. The results show that Soviet
boron-containing materials may be
Iused in priming enamels to replace borax which is relatively
scarce. Orig. art. has:
14 tables.
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KlTAYGORODSKIY, I.I., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.;
ZHITOIIIRSKAYA, B.Z.;
ARCHAKOVA, R.A. ; MIKHAYLOVA-BOGDANSKJIYA, Z.A.; BARINOVA,
A.?.
- , ,
Investigating methods of reducing the V'olumstric weight of
foam
glass. Trudy VIIIIStekla no-37:3-11 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(Glass, Cellular) -

BARI'.,'C)V.k, A. ~' .
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1~-J;Q

Chemical Abstracts
May 25, 1954
Dyes and Textile Chemistry
XAniline printing. _,~. G. Barinova fuld K. V.
N. 1"am. 10, No. 1, T; AtIWA)I.-With P-
';H.C,HcNfI? its catalyst in~t~d of ferrocy-ani'ler;. civuitir
with ulniine black became -.itisfactc- anit the printing
paste To decmasc the aciditY of the paste and
!,03-wit w1v to wuakcu of the filwr, ork. arid Oactic or ace-
licl d Zti(0111, %~crv addcd fO OIC d%T 11:011. L*-+--

STEPANOV, A-S-j BARINOVA A.G.
Using ammonium carboVmetbylcelluloBe for piemenl~
printing. Tekat.
prom. 20 no.9:47-49 S 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(Pigments)

P-P-A.SE I LOIK EXPLOITATIC.-I 3 0 V/3
C-A
t~~. Z~'flct-y of' 1-r,;,in,~ r-1--
P~P-crtle.3 or Pr I-tic.r. "'N 11)").
183 P. Errata all., tncerted. 1,90-)
c.plen
Reap. Fd.: V.2. r-t., of' Pr3r-, ! r;
JKI , 0f E~i-; P.N. T,,h. El.. T.V.
P-lyl-
kov..
PUPSCZE: --hIs f artio.11,- Is !nt-.4,-!
for er,,In.-or5 -A
scientific In brske, an,,
C(NERAOZ: The gr~o_-P ar artl~.I- dlalq
wit~l t:tllc d-Ign
for Incre-'r_ 111`,, -1 r1I,.'-r-j .1
tL,,
G-M grz"P wIt. P t~ 't~,~
Of a licAti=
.1o., -t- U11 t." n: "'.3up .1
PL ~-.ltm of f rrll.t!-~
test
pairs and tri;(ts, tre ro-t-n wlt~l t~~
or L-~-
and,ca.1cl:.t"n data. F-, are
=PMmy ~!t of the rti-lao.
TAELP L7 CWMENTr:
Chupillk., and V.P. M"-'I"nk~v'
of Ai-~-~-.~t D-jr,~ LnJInZ 26
7_3
"'u?,7 tj ta or a 2,~..ty or sut~..atlc
trakc .1/3-
The
te=-N p a ~h-a-t- !a
nTq
~r. ;a.
&4ju3t 0 e c.lar
Y~- .-, for ln,r~~51-r~ the Life
nd EfrIcl-ty of Black 2re,;- of 46
Thekautntrd-s-c-1 t,~~ -n-'t11ctI_n a-`1
cPd-at!"
bra.63 with re.;~=t to tlif. -,!
~j -1kng --- -~ -c' -. ty- . f
cut r~g t. - - 5 and d~ riep~ 5
1-ntal
in .50 &:j in t~~e
11. OF ?rEW jjjICTjC~j P.A~TIIALS
pAR-
Ayr) jy,-~=7ATJC~j C? T~~JH AFFLICATIU:3
aryd A.K. P'r!n-A ln-stle.-Ion of-
Friction
Propertc. of 5 62
The avth~rm ;rc3 t0. 5z,dI of' frl~t-n
p,~;,.rt'ts
st~ of jc~3 _r'
of ..I. var tlI 'r= V., lar
:a c 7.,
.153 d~-
awb= - to hipn-&'!Cy, n~at-r,~z_';tamt
stc." 3. 7
acrj~a t~ *a effect o~ varic aa &~
:.-,yirg addl on 'L~i~ frl..-
'Irtles ~._I w1.r-_-1__'_'Ity 0: steel.
tion Pro-
Slink., B.L., --- A.A. Ye-11n. C~~-,I-
B-,_- 'cr Nealj-DIty
82
The authors dclcr4toa tt~ P-~;-ti!3 cf
a~~r-- hr~nzea, giving
their ctaacter'c-cz &~ a friction
c,atarlal for trak-, arA
cozaparInZ the. .!-.% "at Iron.
Pardovo K.M. anel znviejtlgatlon cr
C&.Z~t Friction
All OY3 88
The author ;res,ent3 test nrom~atirn on
the Mr-B co=ct fric-
tion =terllal, which was tested In a
pair with type ChN~lh
cast Iron.
C!!2:g~yevakly, _9.A. Aspects of the
r-elopment of H,,at-Rcmlstant
F-Iction Materials 93
In tnia artia'~, prop~rtlcs of the
Initial ccmplnents
0f' f'rIct4cj rater4alo: Irc.n =1ni=-
birluzm oxide, asbestos, kao-
11n, Jead oxide, carton black, graphite,
silica prel, alag wool.
1ron powder, 1-d poler, steel wcol,
bral.3 wlr~ arA chipa,
ILlabaffter, etc., are em~n~d. ThcIr
affect on atr,_ngth and
frict ion coefficients at various
temperatures Is Investigated.
_2*~d~henk,,: V.M., -I A.P. Fet-In.
PrIction N-ween Cast Iron
&TA 110
Th; aut~%.-a d-fa-es ~ffe_- of the
._-pc3!t.'-n, atrut~~ and
Propertiea of cast Iron working in pair
with FK-161 pi-sti..
on changes In th,,

T;
fl~,!

%CH:Cllj un 11ZOE1:61,

RC011i over a ciite4yst
contposc,l ~f thr

m1t wl C. W43 txwnd~ ill th,
iolvi'v:11 of 'I nu

batyrutecuwbo formt-flu pul
yivid (Stl-141)ntai): Imolar

The bell zw, tc form S
ill a to" ~r yitzd,

the bu-st being 707c, at 2W4V)'
(outry Iuip.; 3,oo' in ilic

middli ut t4 cataly-.t),
whik higlwr lGv,-er the con-

ver-sion., 137014 nlonc
is severe]y Ovc,mpd. over tbe c..'itz-Opst,

some be
nh destrw.T-d ill ~.Cl Cowlitions which rp-

clion
airl deloi!t1in. 0 the (-rg. acid. 1-1
terd the nddn. rea

9,070 yield Df M-OCH: cll.. w&,
ublaincil %601 3 conuirt
'
'

mA 2.50
entrv tem
in the mid(th! d'he catalyso,
!i, (n1 -00

AcOll artl CIT-, c er C-(AcO),Ztj
cstal)~-r ;a ~410-'W y1ch)
J

nplimciabIc =U. of ArzO. %Oldi fmisis from
dr-ctmimt. of
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AUTHORS: Rostovskiy, Ye. IT., Barin(,Iva, A. 1 3/2 10
Volkova, A. I.
TITLE: On the Synthesis of Vinyl Ester of the isobutyric-, Isovaleric-
and Caproic Acid (0 sinteze vinilovyk1a efirov izomaslyanoy,
izovalerianovoy i kapronovoy kislot).
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya AN SSSR, Otdelenie Khimichesk'ikh 11auk, 11957,
Nr 11 , pp. 1379-1386 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: From acetylene and the corresponding acids vinylisabutyrate,
vinylisovalerate and vinylcapronate were produced
synthetically according to the heterogeneous-catalystic
vapour-phase method. On this occasion it was ascertained
that the useful acid-transformation can amount to 90 - 95 clfo
of the theoretical value with regard to the consumed and
70 - 90 ~'. with regard to the acid introduced into the
reaction. For the first time the vinyl ester of the iso-
valeric acid is described in this paper. It is shown that the
vinyliq.obutyrate can be obtained accordinE to the vapour-
phase method and also according to the method of acidolysis
of the vinylacetate. It was here explained that for the
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On the Synthesis of Vinyl Ester of the Isobutyric-I
62-11-1-1/29
Isovaleric- and Caproic Acid.
ASSOCIATION:
SUBAL'.ITTED:
AVAILABLE:
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probably its next homologous compounds with a higher number
of carbon atoms it is most suitable to obtain them according
to the heterogeneous-catalytic methcd. For thio one ror::~its
to avoid the presence of aetylidene-ester-admixtures, ahich
make the purification of the vinyloapronate very difficult.
The experiments when treating the vinylacetate with acetic
acid under presence of a meroury-catalyst showed that the
compound reaQtion can take place here with considerably
lower velocity. Considerations on side-processes, ivhich
determine the suitability of a method-application according
to the degree of useful transformation and the possibility
of an elimination of the complicated vinyl ester in Lure
forri, are brought. There are 2 figures, 3 t~.bles, ana 21
references, 10 of which are Slavic.
Institute for High - Molecular Compounds of the AN USSR
(Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy Akademii nauk
SSS;_7L).
June 18, 1956.
Library of Congress

A Ql T* ~ 0L'."" C. t ovs k i.,
TITLE On the llro,iurtlL~-,, a
Vi C,
svoystva~.h r.yada efircv)
Report 1 : on the r
of
tion o~ thu
1 U
6ti omyleniya
-,-.:vc,;tiya A~' SSSH Otdel
len-lyc :.aa~,,
- 6~',
5
9
A 3 S C I
I., t'-.c- --E:1,1~;rts c"ne restrc-it,.-- c., :~:a-'nly
7 al-~.~t 'L.~:c 'boilin )h ~Jc-il
!j r c) r t i es. o f r i"YOSI i-
more 0 1. L S t i c s
ul L a's t, ~l t 11 c t cc 0 f I l' J 1L" 1 f i C: 10 VulDC-iti,
'21.d
i t,. t h e::i,,) -, r aa r ~ s v 1L c,-: C) f 1 -"::1 e _. s ",
te
2 1.";.i c- 1i o'-
loili icvt ol ov L k)
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velocit'. c-, "!I,- f

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t is uf 1, V., 41
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1. Comples vinyl ethers-Properties 2. Complex vinyl ethers-
Polymerization 3. Complex vinyl ethers-Saponification-Velocity

ROSTOVSKIY, Ye.N.; BARINOYA, A.N.
Vinyl crotonate and its polymer. Vysokom.soed. 1
no.11:1707-1712
N '59. .(Mula 13:5)
1. Institut vysokomolebalyarnykh soyedineniv Ali'
SSSR.
(Crotonic acid) (Polymers)

ROSTOVSKIY, Ye.N.; BARINOVA, A.I.I.
Vinyl formate and ethylddene diformate.
Z'hur.ob,khim, 33
no.3:829-830 Rr 163. (MIRk 16:3)
1. Institut vysokomolek-uIyarn3,k'I,,,
soyediiiei-dy AN SSSR,
(Formic acid) (Ethinediol)

S/169/61/000/009,/013/056
i228/D304
AUTHORS: Kukhtikova, T, I,, and Burinova A. Ya.
TITLE: Mechanism of focal movements during the Shurobsk
earthquake and its recurrent shocks
PERIODICAL: Referativn zhurnal. Geofizika, no. 9, 1961, 16,
yy
abstract 9A133 (Tr. In-ta seysmostoyk. str-va i seysmol.
AN TadzhSSR, v. 7, 1960, 07-102)
TEXT,- The mechanism of the Shurobsk earthquake (0042 hr. on
July 21,
1955, E = 10 12 j ~ T = 380561 N , -A = 69'401 E , H - 20 Jim
) and its
recurrent shocks is determined by the Keylis-Borok method. The
following
conclusions are drawn from comparing the results for the main
tremor and
the 12 strongest recurrent shocksg (1) The mechanism of the
focal move-
ment of the recurrent shocks repeats the basic features of the
mechanism
of the strong earthquake. (2) The dislocations found for the
trend of
0
the rupture planes differ within the limits of 20 . (3) At the
foci,
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the rupture surfaces are steeply inclined (39 - 380) to the
horizontal.
(4) The relative rupture displacement at the 12 foci is
associated with
the uplift of the eastern block and with the subsidence of the
north-
western block., (5) Most of the dislocations at the Shurobsk
foci are
regarded as combinations of overthrusts and faults (in the
geologic
sense). (6) Despite the similarity of the movement mechanism
of the
foci under consideration, the first arrivals of longitudinal
waves at cer-
tain stations have different directions; this is due to the
small slewing
of the planes or direction of the movements. fAbstracter's
note: Com-
plete translation.2
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KUKHTIKOVA, T,I,; BARINOVA, A~Ye.
Mechanism of fccal motion
eart)iquake. Trudy Inst.

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ACC NRi AP6012492 SOURCF, CoDr": UR~0181/66/008/OC)li/12)i(,/12"i9
AUTHORS: Geytsi.. I. I.; Nesterov, A. A.; 1~arinova, E. Yu.;
Smirnov,
L. S.
,ORG: Institute of Semiconductors,SO AN SSSR Novosibirsk (I stitut
poluprovodnikov-S-0-AN-=~ L,
':TITLE: Temperature dependence of the average ionization energy
in
aqrmanium and silicon
':SOURCE: ~izika tverdogo tela, v. 8, no. 4, 1966, 1246--2-249
:TOPIC TAGS: germ.nium, silicon, ionization, temperature
dependence,
jelectron 'bombardment, x ray irradiation, photoelectric property,
iphysical diffusion, minority carrier, forbidden band., i;,c 9 1)
-) wq ~,j t I ri, i-
iABSTRACT: To obtain additional data on Ionization occurrinL, YL
I-
__L mi
1conductors irradiated with electrons and x rays, the authors
m,,asured
ithe temperature dependence of the average Ionization In Ge and
Si. The
!relative change of the ionization energy with temperature was
determinedi
i
,by two procedures. X rays were used for uniform generation of
carriers
'in the volume of the semiconductor and to avoid the influence of
irradia~
~tion on its surface properties. The x rays range In cncrj-,y
from )0 to
~50 licv- The x ray pulseq ranfrod In duration from 10 to 1300
11-sec, with
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:ri6e times not worse than 1.5 -- 2.5 ~isec. One was based on
observing
.!the amplitude and the decrease of the Induced conductivity in
the sample!
~when it's irradiated with rectangular pulses of x Irradiation.
In the
case of zermanium, a second procedure was also used, wherein a
Ge crystal;
Mith p-n junction was exposed to the ionizing action of an
electron beam
!with energy 1 Mev. The geometry of the sairple was such that
the d
fusion of tho m1nority carriers could be determined following
the il-
Ilumination of the sample with short-wave light. The results
obtained
1with both methods were identical and ahowed that as the
temperature d
1from 300 to 77K the average ionization energy in Ge and Si
changes little:
1The chancre can be attributed to changes in the width of the
forbidden
i C,
lband. The change does not exceed 10%. Orig. art. has: 2
figiire3 and
'6 formulas.
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2

URYAKIN, A.Y.; LAZAREV, D.N.; BARINOVA, G.A.
Fluorescent analysis of the viability of
agricultural plant
seeds. Dokl.AN SSSR 106 no.4-739-?42 F '56. (mu
9-6)
l.Predstarleno akademikom A.L.Kursanovym.
(Seeds)

AV111, Yu.L.; BAR1340VA, I.F.
Diapostic meaning of the reducing ability of blood sr=
(Makele
reaction). Ieb.delo 7 no-1108-40 N 161. (MIRA ll,:Jrj)
1. Teraperticheskoye otdeleniye Khersonskoy lineynoy
bolinitsy
vodnikov.
(SERUM DIAGNOSIS)

KATAYFV, YP.G.; Bj~RINOVA, L.K.
Addition of thiourea and sel-murea I-)
I
reagc-nts. D,)kl. AIN SSSA 141 no.6:1373-1375 D "fl.
(IILL, 14:12)
1. Yazanskiy :-osudarstvennyv universitet. im.
V-1.Ullyanova-Lenina.
Frf-d5;t:i%,It,no
(Urea-Spectra) (Adciiti-m rt~actiois)

ACCESSION NR: AP4005071 S/0191/63/000/012/0018/0021
AUTHOM: Korablina, T. P.; Barinova, M. V.; Kurakina, A. I.;
Rya-bova, G. I.
TITLE* Liquid--,-apor equilibri= in the binary systems
5ilicontetra-
chlovide-trimethylchloro3ilane, triinethylchlorosilane-
acetonitrile, and silicon tetrachloride-acetonitrile
SOURCE: Plasticheskiye massy*, no. 12, 11063, 18-21:
TOPIC TAGS: binary system, binary liquid system, liquid vapor
aqui-librium, silicon tetrachloride, acetonitrile,
silane.chlorotri-'
niethyi-, or .7anosilicon compound, organosilicon compound
synthesis,
sila~e.chlo..-otrimethyl-,synthe:;is
ABSTRACT: To obtain data for calculating azeotropic
rectification
of the ternary system silicon
te+vrachloride--trimethylchlorosilane-
acetonitrile in silane production, phase equilibria of the 3
corre-
sponding binary systems were determined at 760 mm. Hg. The
phase
equilibria curves and the activity coefficients are shown in
the
enclosure (calculations were made according to Marguless
equations,
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ACCESSION NH: AP4005071
Ig X2(2B + Zx3(A 2(ZA B +
2 12 - A12 2 12 B12 and Ig ~'2 X1 3-2 12
2-x3(B A for example, for the silicon tetrachloride-trimethyl-
chlorlgilan')2
L 6 system; gamma, ana gamma are the activity coefficients
,or silicon tetrachloride, and trimethilchlorosilane and x and x
are the mclar fraction concentrations of silicon tetra- 1 2
chlorid3 and trimethylchlorosilare in the liquid,pha3e, and A
ana B 1~q are constants.) Orig. art. has: 2 tablest-5 figures 12
and 6 uations
ASSOCIATION: None
.SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: 07Jan64 ENCL: 03
SUB CODE: CH NR REF SOV: 008 OTHER: 014
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BELYAKOVY I.S. ; KRLPS,. S, Ye.; SURIN, P. D~ ;,
RARINOVA, 0, N. , red.;
GORBATKIN, B.G,,, tekhn. red.
(Clock and watch repairinglRemont chasov. Moskva,
Gosmestprom-
izdat, 1962. 240 p. (MIRA 16:3)
Wocks and watches--Repairing and adjusting)

F(.,Li'AVI',7,EV,, Yu.F.; LYUbARSKFi, Ai-"OIIOV,
Yu.i,".;
red. ; TRUSOV, N.S. , tokhri. red.
[I,anufacturitiC boolimito -ocfillf',] Frohwotistvu
be'lilitiloi IlrovIi.
"c I , (1-11 ~.1.7 ~-)
. -~;kva Gostvtizdat, 1.063. (18, 1-1.
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VFI IYASFEV, Lev '.ik-olayeviclli: ')0mcn
Mikiiaylovich;
BA~`TNCVA, O.N., red.; TR!Ij'SC'Vy N.S., tekhn.
red.
[Design and repair of office typewriters)
Konst---,.,ctsiia i
remont kantseliarskikh pishushchikh mashin.
Moskva, cos
bytizdnt, 19b3. 198 p (mi,.,,,A 16:11)
(T~Tewriters)

VISITENSHlY, Z.A.; Eklil:OVA, red.; T:'U.;C"',.
r
-, 'Pair of capneras] I emont,
fotc)~QnparE-tc,-V. , G,):", r , -
L L H L I ~ . ~ , L
izdat, 1963. 205 p. (Nd:.I, 16: 3-2)
(Ceinerns-M.,lintenance am', i-epnir)
I

A--l-l-',--,-cndr Leor.idovich, kand. ~olrhn.
naul-j: VOLKOVA, Anaas,,F---i-~,a
::4-kdtich-na, kand. tekhn. nauk; --ed~;
ZAVIYALOV., S.N., tek-hil. red.
[Cheirdcal cleaning of ai-tificial furl
Khimicl-esk-ia ori~tka
I.'oskv u
i.1-,,.~-tvenno.7o mekha.
i7

BARINOVA, P. N.
"History of the Development of Drawing Apparatus in
Cotton Spinnir.-F."
Gand Tech Sci, Inst of History of Natural. Sc-.ence and
Technnlog4y, Acad Sci
USSKP Moscow, 1954. (KL, No 1, Jan 55)
Survey of Scientific and Technical dissertations
Defended at USSR Higher
Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Sum. No. 556, 24 Jun 55

RATZINOVA, P.N.
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