SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BARTENEVA, O.D. - BARTHA, A.

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Study of Radiation Processes SOV/2548
are shown. Individual articles deal with the mthodology of
actinometric
observations, No personalities are mentioned. References accompany
each article.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Boldyrevy N. G., and_q. DJjur-t*n*v&. Visual Methods for Determining
the Meteorological Range of Visibility and Testing These Methods on
the Hydrometeorological Station Network 3
Makhotkin, L; G. Results of Studying Variations in Direct Solar
Radiation 11
Makhotkin, L. G. Regularities in Scattered Radiation Changes Under
a Cloudless Sky 17
Makhotkin, L. G. Computing the Possible Diurnal Totals of Direct
Radiation . 23
Grishchenko, D. L. Relationship Between Albedo of the Sea and the
Solar Altitude and Agitation of the Sea Surface 32
Bartenevaf 0. D., and A. A. Butylev. Visibility of Color Lights
Under Field Conditions 39
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Study of Radiation Processes
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Ter - Markarvanter N. To, COMPUting the Albedo of Water Surfaces 45
Barashkova, Ye. P. Certain Regularities in the Regime of Total
Radiation 51
Barashkova, Ye. P. Soattered Radiation In Karadag 70
Barashkova, Ye. P. Computing the Daily Sums of Total Radiation
Accord-
ing to Standard Observations 88
Barashkova, Ye. P. Turbidity of the Atmosphere in Karadag 97
Golikov, V. I. The Problex of Hosswing rafrared Radiation With an
Instrument Proteoted by a Folyethylens Windshield 112
Gulyayev, B. I. Spectrol Error pf lostrments Measuring Plant
Radiation 126
Gulyayevi.B. 1. Cftputihg,,,the Conine Charapteristic of
Instruments
Chatructed With a Convex Transparent Glass 135
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the atmosphere near the ground.
Scattering ildicatrices of light in
jzv. A)f SSSR. Ser. geofiz. D0-12:1852-1865 D 160. (KMK 1-3122)
1. GlavDaya geofizichaskaya obeervatoriya in. VoyeTkova.
(Light-Scattering)

R&RTpjayA, O.D.; BOyAROVAq A*11*
a of the twilight and night 8197* Trudy, 00 nOolOO:
Br,ightnes (MM 13:6)
.-.1?3-14,0 16o. ) (Ijight sky) (Twilight)
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s/196/62/000/008/012/017
B032/E514
AUTHOR: Barteneva, O.D.
TITLE.- A study of light- scattering functions for the
atmospheric layer near the Earth's surface
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika i energetika,
no.8, 1962, 3, abstract 8V14. (Sb.flAktinometriya i
atmosfern. optikalf. L., Gidrometeoizdat, 1961,
187-2o6)
TEXT: A report is given of the results of 715 measurements
of light scattering functions for air obtained in 1956-1959
under different meteorological and geographical conditions with
atmospheric transparency between 0.4 and 220 km. The measure-
ments were carried out with a type W~)-4 (IF-14) nephelomete'r
with a variable angle of observation (GOI, Leningrad). The form
of the scattering function (indicatrix) is very dependent on the
state of the atmosphere. A correlation was established between
the form of the scattering function,characterized by the
coefficient of lighi-flux asymmetry,and the meteorological
visibility range. It was confirmed that the magnitude of the
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integral scattering of light,which represents- the transparency
of the atmosphere,is unambiguously related to the amount of light
scattered at 45* to the direction of propagation of the incident
radia-
10 figures, 22 references, tion.
[Abstractor's note: Complete translation
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I$ O.D.; BASHILOV., G. Ya.
Repholometric, method of measuring
atmospheric transparency.
Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geofiz. no.4:613-619 Ap
161. (MMA 14:3)
1. Glavnaya geofiziebaskayn observatoriya im.
A. I. Voyeykova.
Atmospheric transparency)
tp4elometric analysis)

3/1 69/61/0CO/01 1/040/065
D228/D304
AUTHORS: Boldyrev, N~G.q and Bartenevap O.D.
TITLE: The connexion of the threshold of the sensitivity con-
trast with the acuteness of vision taken as the basis
of calculation of the visibility range of objects
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 11, 1961v 28,
abstract 11B;?05 (Tr. G1. geofiz. observ., no. 109,,1961
53 - 60)
TEXT: The dependence of the threshold of the sensitivity contrast
on the angular dimensions if an object under observation should be
taken into account when calculating the visibility range of actual
objects which, as a rulep have small angular dimensions. N.G. Bol-
dyrevp has proposed the following formula for determining the thre-
shold contrast of an object with angular dimensions:
(K - &)72 = (1 - g)82,
where e is the threshold of the sensitivity contrast, and is the
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The connexion of the threshold ... D228/D304
least resolvable angle characterizing the visual acuteness of an
observer V = 1/5, The results are stated for verifying the
formula
by the experimental data of O.D. Barteneva and by literature
datao
The authors conclude that the proposed formula does not
contradict * ~
their experimental data.. [Abstractorts note: Complete
translationb
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AUTHORS:
TITLE:
SOURCE:
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Boldyrev, N. G., and._~~t ~ey&' 0- D.
Range of visibility of real objects at twilight and
at night
Leningrad. Glavnaya geofizicheskaya. observatoriya.
Trudy, No. 118v 1961. Issledovaniye radiatsionnykh
protsessov, 3-16
TEXT: The authors developed a method and an apparatus for study-
ing the threshold of contrast sensitivity and acuity of vision un-
der laboratory and field conditions as a function of the background
illuminations. In the laboratory experiments, the screen on which
the objects were observed was given the form of a cloudy sky and
the objects had forms resembling the silhouettes of natural ob-
jeots. Binocular vision was used without any optical aide. Extra-
neous light was excluded from the eyes of the observers. The me-
thod is illustrated schematically in Fig. 2. The image of the ob-
ject 0 was projected on to the screen K with the aid of the pro-
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Range of visibility ... D218/D302

jection lantern S1 which was also used to illuminate the screen

The
distance SiK was kept constant. A further lantern S2 could be

moved
along the line MN. In this way the object could be made to

disappear or otherwise, and the contrast sensitivity threshold

could be determined. The objects were in the form of simple geo-

metrical shapes (circle, square, rectangle, triangle, pendulum).

The angular dimensions of the objects were about 50. The ten ob-

servers who took part in the experiment all had normal vision. The

contrast sensitivity threshold was found to be independent of the

shape of the object. In addition, field experiments were carried

out to determine the twilight sky illumination at which the obser-

vers could detect standard contrasts of 0.11, 0.22, 0.44 and 1

with
large angular dimensions. Four observers were employed with

20-minute adaptation in open space. The results obtained under the

various conditions are given graphically, showing the contrast
sen-

sitivity threshold as a function of background illumination
for ob-

jects with large angular dimensions. The dependence of the
acuity

of vision on the background illumination was obtained by
analyzing

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Range of visibility ... D218/D302
published information and the results obtained are summarized
gra-
phically. Theoretical expressionB are then derived for the
light
intensity distribution over the twilight sky, and a table of
nu-
merical values is given for various field conditions. The final
section is concerned with calculating the visibility of real
ob-
jects at twilight and at,night. Systematic observations of real
objects (e.g. a church at a distance of several kilometers, a
wa-
ter tower, and so on) showed that the methods developed for
calcu-
lating the range of visibility during daylight also hold at
twi-
light and at night. Acknowledgments are expressed to A. N.
Boyaro-
va, who took part in the observations and the analysis, T. F.
Sa-
lezneva, who took.part in the processing of the data, and G.
Ya.
Bashilov, who- checked the method of calculating the range of
visi-
bility of distant objects in the Odessa Hydrographic Region.
There
are 4 figures, 5 tables and 28 references; 20 Soviet-bloc and 8
non Soviet-bloc. The 4 most recent-references to the
English-lan-
guagepiblications read as follows: S, Q. Duntleyi Visibility
of.
distant objects. JOSA, 38, 1948; Perry Moon: The scientific
basis
of illuminating engineering. New York and London, 1936; H. R.
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.-B.ARTENOVA, O.D..,.kand.fiz.-matem.nauk; BOYAROVA,
A.N., inzh.
Lighting conditions at dusk and at night, Svetotakhnika
10 noj.
11-17 Mr 164e (MIRA 17:3)
1. Glavnaya geofizicheskaya observatoriya.

BARrIENS11A, O.D.
Calculating the visibility range of objects projected on
various backgrounds at twilight and at night. Trudy GGO
:no. 15)15-;10 1641. (MIRA 17:9)

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BARTENEVA,.-.O.P., kand. fiz.-ratem. nauk; POLYAKOVAp
Ye.A., kand. fit.-matem.
nauk
Light equivalent of radiation. Meteor. i gidrol.
no.2:19-22 F 166.
(MIRA l9tl)
1. Glavnaya geofi2ichesk&ya observatorlya. Submitted May
25., 1965.

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ACC NRz 27807 SCM.C.; CODZ: M10050166f OXO;~[ 029
AUT'HOR: Bartonava 0. D. (Candidato of phyGicomathomatical scioncoa);
1103.yakova. Yo.;
A. ~C~ ~auo ~ ~;iy;dc~;athomatical scioncos)
sical Observatory, Moscoir (Glavnaya goo i cho a observatorVa)
ORG: Kain Goopby f zi skay
T MIN: lAght oquivalont of radiation
SOURCE: 'Metoorologiya i gidrologlya, no. 2, 1966, 19-22
V
TOPIC TAGS: solar radiation, atmospheric optic 1~ienomonon, practical
mateoroloff
ABSTEUCT: The Might equivalent of radiation is the ratio of the value of
i_Uumination in thousands of lux to tho sim.1taneous value on the
jintensity of molar radiation in cal cm-2min-1. In this study an in-
made io determine the possibility of using a constant
value of the light equivalent for different points with different
'meteorological conditions: such as differences in the values of the
light equivalent at stations over vhAch the atmosphere is charac-
torized by a higher or'lower humidityj, that is,, differences in true
-absorption by water vapor and aerosols of different type, Such
-studies were made in the Pamirs in 1963 and near Leningrad in 1964;
.the meteorological parameters in the two areas were considerably
'different.. This is-the first time such a comparison has been mades
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Analysis of the data revealed that a single value of the jIght
equiva-
:lent' could be recommended for all geographical latitudes. This
find-
ing and'the other relationships and data-presontod in the article
can
be used when computing the nozvAl values of daytime illumination
of
horizontal surface and compilation of maps oflight climate on the
-basis of'data from actinometric stations. However,, the results
can-
)not be usdd for solar altitudes of less than 3* above the
horizon*
Orii. ar;C.* hais: 2 fi6m=es and 1 table 0 jCjPR-S7
SUB CM s 03, 04 / SUBII DATE: 2.511ay65 / QItjG REF t 004 / OTH
REF: 004

EHANINA, F.B.; BARTENKVA, 0. N.
Correction of orbits of 16 minor planate, Biul.Inst.teor.
astron. 6 no-9:133-150 '55. (KIRA 130)
(Planets, Minor) (Orbits)
P

BARTEMNA, 0. N.
Now elements of the minor planet 260 Huberta.
Biul.Inat.teor.
astron. 6 no.2:151-152 '55. (MIRA 13-23)
(Planets. Minor)

HARTIMA, O.N.
Determining the orlgiW orbit of-Shain-Comas Sola comet
( 1925 VII). Biul. Inst. teor. astrou. 6 no.4:249-254 155.
(HIRA 13:3)
(Comate-1925)

BARTMVA, 0. W.
-11-~-- SW-Wiimente of eigbt minor planets. Blul.Inst.teoroaetroue
6 no.7:493-302 157t (KM 13:3)
(Planets. Minor) I

S/03
IY600/ 5/0
AOO AO ~W/010/00 21
Translation from: Refeiativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i.Geodeziya, 1960,
No. 10,
pp. 11-12, # 9837
AUTHORS: Khanina, F. B., Barteneva, 0. N.
MMMIMF~
ly
ThM An Investigation of the Motion'~of the Comet-Fay, Report 2. The Orbit
of the Comet Fay From Observations of 1932-1933, 1939-191* and
1947-1948
PERIODICAL: Byull. In-ta teor, astron. AN SSSR, 1959, Vol. 7, No. 6, pp.
466-477
(English summary)
TEXT: In this article, which is a continuation of the work by V. V.
Zheverzheyev (Byull. In-ta teor. astron. AN SSSR, 1952, Vol. 5, No. 2, p.
97),
the compilation of three appearances of the comet Fay from 1932 to 1948
was
performed. To obtain initial data,-two appearances of 1932/33 and 1939/40
were
first jointly processed on the basis of normal positions given by V. F.
Zhever-
zheyev, and the initial instant was adopted from the second comet
appearance.
(1939, November 3, 0). From that instant numerical integration was
carried out
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S/lOY60/000/0101005/021
AOO A001
An Investigation of the Motion of the Comet Fay, Report 2. The
Orbit of the
Comet Pay From Observations of 1932-1933, 1939-1940 and l9k7-1948
backwards in special bari"centric coordinates with allowance for
thq'perturbations
by the planets, from Mercury to Uranus. Integration, with a
subsequent improve-
ment of elements, was carried out 4 times with increasing accur
acy. Dur",the
last time the perturbing forces were calculated with an accuracy
up to 6D L%/, the
functions f , _fyand fz up to 10-9 and coordinates x, y and z up
to 10- . The
elements Q coor~ates at the initial instant, calculated on the
basis of this
integration, were adopted as initial ones for the joint
processing of the three
dppearances. With this purpose, integration was continued up to
1948 and the
elements were improved on the basis of 11 normal positions of-V.
F. Zheverizheyev
and 3 normal positions obtained from the observations of
1947/48. After a
twofold improvement, corrections to osculating elements were
obtained for the
initial instant with the corresponding errors. The error of one
normal position
E - + 2!0. The system of elements was obtained. Epoch and
osculation: 1939,
Nov~m_ber 3, 0 ephemeris time.
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3/035/6o/oop/m/005/021
AOO1/AOO1
An Investigation of the Motion of-the Comet Fay, Report 2. The
Orbit of the
Comet Fay From Observations of 1932-1933, 1939-1940 and
1947-1948
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Translator's note; This Is the full translation of the
original.Russian abstract.
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BARTENEVA, O.N.
Some auxiliary tables for integration by Covell'o
method,
Biul.Inst.teor. astron. 7 no.9:729-737 t6O. (MIRA
14:3)
(Calculus, Integral)

EMNINA, F.B.; j3ARTERKVA. 0.14.
Investigating Fayels comet. Co=nunication No.3.
The orbit of
Fayels comet from observationq in 1923-1933,,
1939-1940.,
1947-1948.9 1954--1955. Blul.ln;3t.teor.astron. 8
no.3:229-239
161c (comets) (MIRA 14:11)

GALIBINA, I*Vo; BARV-IIEV.AL O-N-.
Final orbit for the comet Johnson 1950 1. Biul. Inst. teor.
astron.
10 no,3:192-203 165o (MIRA 1818)

BARTMVAO V,S,
I.- ~
ExtramuTicular study of the technology of railroad transportation.
Pblitekh. obuch, no,3:76-78 mr 158. (MIRA Ilt2)
(Railroads--Nmployeen--3ducation and training)

ACCESSioz; m: AP013633
AUTHO.Rs Bartenev, G* M (Professor, Doctor)
0/0004/64/0U/002/0084/0088
TITLE: Principle and laws of the vitrification processes of polpors
SOURCEi Plaste und Kautschukq v. n, no. 2, 19&t 84-88
TOPIC TAGSt polymer vitrification, polymer solidification, structural
vitrification, mechanical vitrification, polymer phase transition
ABSTRACT: The phenomenon of merhanical "vitrification" under low pressure
i.e.'
is do-
when the structure of a polymer remains untoiched by itechanical effects,
scribed by examining the molecular-kiretic nature of the stractural vitrifica-
tion and resulting changes of the pl%ysical properties. The dissimilarities of
phase transitions and vitrification are pointed o-a,;, the major ones being:
1.
tho ability of an unlimited lowering of the vitrification temperature - down
to
00 K - through reduction of the speod of cooling while maintainibg a complete
the=odynamical balance of the system at all tomporatures; 2. rise of the
vitrification temporaturewith increasing speed vf cooling, contrary to the
undorcoo3-ing processes during phase transitions; 3- groat variation in the
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tomperature dependence$ during heating of glasses if the heating speed is
greatir at one time and lower at another during the production of the
glass;
4,, opposite sign of the jumps of the specific heat during vitrification
and
phase transiticos of type 2. Under no conditions occur boundary areas
bet4ean
a liquid and a "glassy" phase during vitrii'Jeation, i*e., contrary to
thormody-
nanical conditions,, the glassy condition represents the existence of an
imbalance. Examined is furthermore the transitJon of liquids from the
viscous
to the elastic condition. It is pointed out that themechanical
'"Vitzdlficationu
of polymers is a transition from the high-elastic to the elastic-solid
condition
not conneotod with the structural vitrifteation. The basic charactoristics
or
mechanical "vitrificatiozP are stated, developed* and then o.-,mrossed in
for=las
(7) and (8)0
TM HS - 112 Ig J7
Whereby
2,3 k
B, B., + "r (8).
Orige art* has: 10 figures and 8 formulas.
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BAKMJEV.. D.
"Hatis' calculator, the mthod for angular lesigns and the method for curved
desigft.n
P. 32 (Zeleznice) Vol. 13, no. 10, Oct. 1957
Belgrade, Yugoslavia
SO: Monthly Index of East Foropean Accessions (ESAI) LC. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958
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BASOV, F., inzh.; BOTINITRY. A., inZho
New building mcbinery. Stroitell no.2:27 F 160.
(NIRk 13:5)
(Building mchinery)

C79CROBLOVAKIA/Cultivated Plants - Potatoes,. Vegetables. M.
Melons. etc.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Mole, No 4) 1958, 15597
Author Bo Bartes
Inst r--
Title : The Potato Harvest and Its Storage.
(Uborka kartofelya i yero khraneniye).
Orig Pub : Socialist. zemed., 1956., 6, no 19, 1169-1173.
Abstract ; Research on seed Potato harvest and storage made at the
seed raising fam at Gavlichkov Brod (Czechoslovakia).
Data is Given on loss in waidit when storing both healt-
hy tubers and those having various diseases, The most
storable varieties are the Krasava, Universal, Triunph,
Ackersegen, Ambra and the Voran; the average storable
kinds vere the Erstling, Kiting., Bitlye, Rapid., Blanik;
and the poorly starable varieties are the Parnasse and
Boyar. Becomendations are given for harvesting and
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BARTLNp G., kapitan pervogo ranga zapasa
It's crowded now on the nAvrorall. Grazhd. av. 22 no. 11;8
N 165. (MIRA 18:12)
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BARTFAI Bela. TERMOV, V.F.p inzh. [translator]; POTOLITSYV, B.A., indt.
~torl; KUPTSCYV, I.I., inzh.,, red.; STROGANGV, L.P., red. izd-
vaj TIKHABOV, A.Ya., tekhn. red.
[Handbook on electroplating; translated from the Hungarianj Spravoch-
nik gallvanostega. Moskva., Mashgiz,, 1960. 396 p. (MMA 24:22)
(Eleetroplating)
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AUTHURS: BitrtSftj.L~; Birtfai, Mikl6s.j liajd4, LAszl6;
116nai,'IB61a; and Sziacs, J6zaef
k
TITLE: Silver telectrode of a silver-zinc cell and its method
of preparation
PERIODICAL- Referativnyy zhurna-1, Elektrotekhnika i energptika,
no.1, 19,63, 21, abstract 1 A 132 P. (11ung. pat. cl.21b,_
6 -,11k, !n0-148897, December~ 31, 1961)
TEXT: The customary pressing of electrodes from Ag or A92 0
powder utilises only 15-20S of their volumes because the
electrolyte cannot fully penetrate. It is,proposed to use a core
of silver (e.g. spiral wire) with A920.formed on its surface by
electrolytic chlorination and subs.equent electrolytic oxida.tion.
The ratio of Ag to A920 can vary from 1:1o0 to 100:1. The coating
adheres well to the Ag and acts as a depolarizer. The discharge
current can be up to 200 mA hr/S and the diameter of the wire for
the core 0.3 - 0.4 mm.
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"An aeld misture for dissolving al,oys with high ziilicon
contents, " P. 1G5,
(XO.tIAS7.ATI LAPOX, Vol. 8, ho. 5, May 1953, Budapeat,
Hungary)
50. Monthly List of East European Accesuions, L.C.,, Vol. 2,
No. 11, Nov, 1953, Uncl.

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(I*CIIkSZ.,'CII DUICE, Vol. 9, No. 6, Jure 19;-,4, Butlapost, Tiurgar;)
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1."Ir6- 1955, Ui d.

BARTFAI, F.
Nomograns for weight and atom (mol) percentage of tripartite systems. p.
227.
Vol 10, no. 5. May 1955. KORMATI LAPOK. Budapest, Hungar7.
So: Eastern European Accession. Vol 5. no. 4. AprI2 1956
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ROGARY/ Physical Chemistry Thermodynamics. Thermochemistry.
Equilibrium. B-8
PhysicochandLeal analysis. Phase transitions
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - FhJ-Jy&,, No 4., 1957., 11174
Author : Bartfai Pere=-
Title : -WO-MDJ~ --for Conversion of Weight- to Atomic Percent in Two-
Component Systems
Orig Pub : Nomograzi ketalkotos rendszerek sulyes atom- (mDl-)
azazalek osszefuggesere.
Kohasz- laPok, 1956, 11, No 4, 173; (HungLrian)
Abstract : No abstract
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Modern industrial hard maenetic materials.
P. 311. (AUTO-MOMR) Vol. 10, no. 20, Nov. 1957
Budapest, Hungary
SO: Monthly Index of Fast European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 7, go. 3,
March 1958
NIT

7-
i., ECHNICAL ABSTRACTS
HUNGARIAN TZ
Vol 10L, UP 2
P-;ZWOMOrrarble
$station of weight am stands (Mal)
mulficamposent arstems. an FAglish
fen Acad %mw-
A- R h Ada rechn M
.19, 01. K 1957, No. 1-2,
..pp. 13-20, 4 figs'
The known nomographlo solution or the weight
Arid Mande (mol) per tent rafios of bin ary systems
bm Own extended by one of the authors to trinu7
yatmns As well. Tho ganeralization 01
he .1.60 0i,
is-component mystoms ivith linear pmkm is presented'
an the buxim of Simple RocIumtrio relation4jimr, lrl,ifiO
m similarity of Irian PH, pro ection .; "41 ,
biwUlor. Kant mphic-a y the SO on tha fl,
09 Is %alid-for Mof
Aglowing type orequation:
On zz
wnDfkg thO adv
matn" or, the
Iou
phart $hm sm the nuat w
Astandimg. Oro lflwarj-~-;
smies
ecialan of mdlng.oan .~* linprov on aca~p
)icjorm vo abo be uv4~ -
g
Q

KOMAROMY, Istvan, dr.,- HOTOVY, Eleonora, dr.; tachnikai assistenal BARTFAIP
Imrene
Effect of acate IWpoxia on cardiac patients with special reference to
venous pressure. I. Mma belorv. arch. 13 no.6:177-185 160.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Fgyetem I oz. Belklinikajanak (Igazgato:
dr. Ruznyak Istvan egyetwd tanar) es a B. M. Egeszsegugyi 0sztAly&
Korvin Otto Korbazanak kozlemenys.
(HEART DISEASES) (ANO)CIA) (BLOOD PRESSURE)
t

XMARCKY, Istvan, dr.; HOTOVY, Eloonora, dr.; Tachnikai assistens;
BARMAI,
Imrene
.... .. ...
F.,ffect of acute hypoxia on cardiac jatients vith special reference
to vanous pressure-II. Magy belorv. arch. 14 no.1:23-29 161.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem I oz. Belldinilcajanak (Ipzgatot
dr. Rusznyak Istvan egyetemi tanar) es a B. M. Ege928egug7i 082talya
Korvin Otto Xorhazanak kozlemenyo.
(HURT DISEASES) (ANOXIA) (BLOOD PRESSURE)

, dr-;--IWITFAr, Judit, dr.
Antibyperteneive endocrine function of the kidney.
Orv.hetil. 101
no-38:1344-1346 18 s l6o.
1. Budapeatt Orvostudomanyl jgyatem, lorelettani
Intezet
(KIDNIT pbysiol.)
(HYMTXNSIOIF exper.)
(INDOCRM GLARDS physiol.)

11 U
s/196/63/00d/801/002/035
E021/E155
,AUTHURS: Birtfa'i B' la, BirtfA
lt6nai, B61a; and 'Szlcs, J~&zsef
TITLE: Silver.electrode of a silver-zinc cell and its method
of preparation
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurna-1, Elektrotakhnika i energ9tika
no.1, 19,63, 21, abstract 1 A 132 P. (flung. pat. cl.21b,
6 -.14v no-148897, December: 31, 1961)
TEXT: The cust6mary pressing of electrodes from Ag or A920
powder utilises only 15-20% of their volume, because the
electrolyte cannot fully penetrate. It is,proposed to use a core
of silver (e.g. spiral wire) with A92O.formed on its surface by
electrolytic chlorination and subsequent electrolytic oxidation.
The ratio of AS to A920 can vary from 1:100 to 100;1. The coating
adheres well to the AS and acts as a depolarizer. The discharge
current can be up to 200 mA hr/g and the diameter of the wire for
the core 0.3 - 0.4 mm.
Card 1/1 [Abstractor's notet Complete translation-]

BkRTFAI, Pal; DOBO,, Andor
Data on a transportation problem. Mat kozl MTA 11
no-3:263-271 161.
(Transportation)

HAJOS, Gyrogy; CSASZAR, Akoe; PAL, Laszlo; TURAN, Pal;
CORRADI, Keresztely;
KARTESZI, Ferenc; GALLAI, Tibor; GRATZER, Gyorgy;
SCHMIDT, E.
Tamas; RENYI, Alfred; HETYEI, Gabor; BARTFAI Pal- EEAK
Ervin;
KOVARI, Tamas .4
Mathematical problems. Mat lapok 13 no.1/2tl74-183 162.
1. "Matematikal Lapok" szerkeszto bizottsagi tagja
(for Hajos).
2. "Matematikad Lapok" felelos ozerkeaztoje (for
Turan).
3. "Matematikii Lap&ku szerkeszto bitottsagi tagja
(for Renyi).

BARTFAI, Pal
Problms of wandering by mwms of a reflecting wall.
Hat
kut kozl I-ITA. 8 A series no. Ot125-133 163.

Palne
A nea measuring method for determining t).e durability of
charge carriers. Hir-techn 15 no-3;71-74 Mr 164.
1. Research lnstitute of the Telecomm-aril ca Lion Indust.-y,
BudaiA;st.

URTFAI SZAW Laszlo L I.- - - .
---
Investigation Of radlOBOtiVO pollution of surface waters in
Hungary conducted by the Scientific Research Institute of
Vater Resources. Hidrologiai kozlony 41 no.39255 Je 161,

HtniGARY / Plant Physiology. Mineral Nutrition.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 71 1958, 29402.
B
Author : Bar t
Inst : --R-ffkgi ~ven~.
Title The Change in Phosphorus Compound Content in
Pea Plants during Development.
(Izmeneniye soderzhaftiya soyedineniy fosfora
v rasteniyakh gorokha v techeniye razvitiya).
Orig Pub: Novenytermeles, 1956, 5, No 4, 321-330.
Abstract: No abstract.
Card 1/1

BARTFAI, Tama VERMES, Miklos
Potential calculation. Fiz ammle 22 no.9:289-290 S 162.
1. *Filzikai Szemle' szerkeexto bizotteagi tagja,
NI
EUR".iVE RINIWIRIII, 10,11
IR

DI GUERIA, 'J.; BAURTFAYY -E.
Effect of troating se-eds wIth biologically active micro-
elements on the crop yield. Agrokem tnlajtan 23
Snppl.05-100
Mv 164.
1. Research 1-3titixt~3 cif Soil ani
:!,,-.ng:trian AcadenV of f7clonc(IF,

6 6 6 6
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 111 0 111, 0 0 0 o a 0
v I-L AA a cc 0 a 4
Oki 4317
v vs. halastme -ad "Amas, vskliesk on file
00.4 qw-lul fall how so so eba6wk film move, fly J.
*0 flifliply, A. Pek auff F. SIML
004 flair" - Agriculture and j1darstry - Vok IV. No. 9. -90
40 a lq-. 23-". Sept.. 19K 3 1110L). ~90
e Its a In order to caleb" baw The wsrkmas albulninoul, .00
00 hutmances Influence the querAlly of fustl all pro-
.IswftL a"hulic tervuenloijun c"rimeast. were nbade
00z "Ilk ye"I to nuttiest mullons (mm mous"U. 1"- .90
0013 peclivrly case sulor. Tise "we of lestrin. PNAJU- ago
041110 red Imam clicop, MW Materials 0Ws AlsolmIls. UmW nee
albuctin) 4W not provt malsommical. Cmad multi. were
oblained, hdwewer. wl" )"W vals." with water to
a 1:1 pf"kin wai awboded to auWyWs in a
g a
go theramoslat for 44 hours at " 0. and wiles 0.1 to 2.0
lwr mat of 11W 44"Hised auWyjmle was added Its 9se zoo
16;3841
w.&A. Undec these conditions The 1161c, ul' ferments. see
~
lion Wilms XbOrlened hY 30 W 40 W cent and flit
prildurlion of fuse) oil lacrealsed by 0.9 lwr cent. On
Nee
the Imis of the k4lorsolory resulili, factory Called.
mriou wwr =a* In The Lelpbrr .0c"d Farturip.
i0 If %hrrv The acleal (mael 90 yield lmrrftt&td by 21 Iwr
a cent. Cleo
of VALLOCKAL t[Ifel,ilst CLastilKATION -
Ito..
*I'll,
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I -,"- 0 0
0 0 a
74L Illydrallyth Amid Irriviciviallosom oW porains,marok. 1,%
J. IlArdfir and F. Shurk. -00
Ind"alry Vest. IV. Nn. It. lots. 17.*Jil. Isroit.
11g, I lob 1, .00
ail,
00 Ttw himb #4 Ilurqxriam mition,,urt
Seriormlly co-nialn 20 Iwr rent IwivnWrIlulowe an.t I$
love,
rontmultior
.3 u1sorn disliffe4l %ith by.1noorliteorit m-W %Vlwip
61W bmillrelliolrow Is,-rflooln %W% Ist4wrisms"I at a 111W 0
frailocratnis, wills Mlet mi)lJoittir morlel sonvirr pti-iii,
. zoo
j ifisoviol In I., IA Iv rent r"Iming ms;"r imis. .4,1810-1
too
Tblz migar ran he I)rjkl (crinsenford %Wls the wr ist 1he
40 Tromfet itfilis mt*sr ve,"I Arain. alWning a yirld .4
63 lwr cent. The ruhh-Aietv nt Illois vraA 14-il Iii pi-wh
brilet rr%ioll% wlirti alotoliolng a millilifir I%r niMimis
Inostrall of nvolt;o~r,- 11 wa% sintprissing Its 1"'Ir 11jr
romplif siMplibilil to( T,-riskr in thr Riell-Wir It
mt+iipn. whirls wa% applied ofirr a torm"no, nvulf,4it.
mik-n at 90 Co willo, sitilk cof fiseir tki diet ifj~
rmfnal of jaillshittlor 411oshir toy Iol-tiolng lismugh m
a. L a otmW(K&L %otle"i'at CLAUVOCATICS,
it A. .04,
&J"So 4A 0--
.4f (P.- J-
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5-3. Eeport -n tnr- expi-,rIL-ints for processing Mar,- from gmpas -
Boaza Ivsqu. a
szolQwkolly f--I~.-I,:ozasara vonAtkozo Morlatekrol -.- by J. Bartux,
(Food Jn(ji,.,jI.vv Ipar - Vol. V, A). 31, PP. 5 W-17.)
o-' n~,.rc taken from kour different regions of Hungary i!Oro
fo,ind to~cc,:,,Lalu Lo h.? per cent aIDohol and I.h to 6.15 por cent
taitar.
Iii a ORapid" apWatuv *Wwod that frequent clogf,,k~gs
,)ccar due o.---,if4ulation of grape coeds. In laboratory tests the
apti-
v,al tc-.mpenitu-;,t~ or alc,,hol ertraction from marr: ranged fron
30'-to 40 C*-
y soaldng the maro pri6r'to lixiviatAcn.
Ine alcohol czji -,e increaved b.
of lixiviation did not prowte an'appreciable ri~-,.r
~-n Y In practice two processes va appliedi One consisl~s
in j.ro,.jI%c-jn., tartzx by utilizing the "RapIdIO)eapparatus, and in
pr---
acidic calcium from this solutiont and the other in '
ciiffusion apparatus anJ separatinj: the tanar fror.1
i -,.~y also existo for tha-._
Joy cgoij -rg. postj ail
-27-,
K:

6z. Results obtained by up-to-date methods of uti-

ULIAN grape Marc in
experiments and in pilot plants

x

Aisirkli is logicmi ersdminyeirX -U.
44rtfay 2.'1d

Pcic. (Food Ind-usm?
b;IMUM !Par rof.-~' I J53:1

Hungarian Toohnical AbSt-
NO- 2- PP- 47-$2. 3 figs., 6 tabs.)
6 No. I
vol
/ I xpenmouis conducted iff the laboratory. of the
.
V.I(L-,carch
Instituta of the Fermentation Industry have
1954
proved the diffusion
proce%s to be ilia only up-to-ditte

methW ftor ilia utilization of grape
mare. Ilia dilfusiort

1, effected must advantageously
at So'C and at a wo

or 1!,o% druw-oll with a ick min timing; 95% (it the

alwhol wid- 731~1. timar containvil hi t he mtic cm thus

1k. extract"]. hfurvuver edible oil C. be obtained frum
an

like -41% (16. warged fror~ the diflustion app.;rAtus.
Clapa wt .0

A WFORIT ;UlVJIIt4gQ of the diffusion pjtxvss Is that the
0.
alcilhul diiiiiWiti heir-i it gruater xv-semblance, to brai idy

th:111 to
111;11c. this incre4ses it3 VAIC. J. B.
zJ"

IY
57- The "Inalsi it ru6ber from H'aararlso. grown
Tsrxxxc~ z A Adjai ftMK*SSIdJ4 -A*484#1~
Aoal~t.-111111-10 ~Mw=
Lrtfa (Journal of the HunWan
Chemical SocVI4W__*x_
ArAilyw KhnikUSA4 Lopla _. vol. a,
1933, No. I- PP- 21-27,-2 fiP.0 I~bs-)
Rubber was obtained from Hunpriax-pown' Ta-.
tisacurn kok-ughys either imm the dried toots of twa
year old or from. the roots of fresh One year old'pl=ts.
The dried roots were pulverized in a hammer mill, hot
water atad steam ivere added slmultin~slf. After fUter-,
M& tho ground roots were eluted vilth hot water until
bompletely free of laulin and pectla.* The' steaming
method )vss used for.prmessing freah'rooti, after which.
0
they % mie washed three times: So to 85 ~ lof the inUUUL'
crinteilt of fresh roo>t~ may, be obtained in this way; AG'
averOLP Of 3 to 3.5 1 of alcohol -and o.8 to i kg of raw.
rubber may be gotten from ioo US of fresh roots. Date
on raw rubber and the treads and carcasses made Irc;p
it are listed below.
Tread C;arc4n
Tensile strength, kgImm' ....... 1-8-2.2 T-4-2-04
ax: elongation, Nt cent ...... 470--330 -4.
530~
L MicitY ...................... 41-43
Short hardness ............... 65--63
SMIfIr gravity ............... 1.19 TIWI~i

BARTFAY, sef., dr.; s2l
-JO-Z, - ABABKAI.9 Gyuja
Processing of artichokes in distilling industries@
Elelm ipar
3-1 no.1:24-30 kir 157.
1. Erjedesipari Kutatointezet is az Elelmiszeripari.
Miniszterium
Muszaki Foosztalya.

BARTFAY, J.
"The economical use of sorghum sugar."
p. 231 (Elelmazesi Ipar) Vol. Up no. 11/12, Dec. 1957
Budapest, Hungary
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI)
LC. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

--0
BARTFAY,, Jozoef,, dr,
Detemination of citric acid formed by fermentation.
Elelm ipar 13 no.8:256-257 Ag 159.
1. Erjedesipari Kutatointezet.

BARTFAYP Tozsef
Determination of fermentation citric acid. Magy kem lap 25 no.12t
566-567 D 160.
L Erjedsoipari Kutatointezet.

BARTFAYP Josaef, Dr.
Dst8rninatiOn of citric aoid produced by
fermentation. Blelm
ipar 13 no.8s256-257 Ag 159.
-I- Erjedesipari xujatolutezet.

:&y Jozsef, dr.1 GAVALYAP Sandor
PreParation of Pection-decompoaing products from
Aspergillus niger
swcelia. Slela ipar 15 no.l2t371-375 D 161.
1. Erjedeaipari Kutatointezet.

-Amy P-JO-awl VARGA., Mikloare
-*Kck determination of fermentation Citric acid. Mw kem Up 17
130o9:00-432 S I"
3-o Erjedevipari Kutatc, Tntezet. I

BAMAYp Tiborne
Stu(tr of the uptake of radioactive phosphorus through
leaves on colm
(mmize) P"t* 49rOkaa talaJtem 10 no-4:479-492 D 161.
lo Magyar Tudomanyoa Akademia Talajtani 88 Agrokemial,
Kutato Intezete,
Budapest.

DI GLKRIA, Janos; DARTFAY, Tiborne
.- . -
Growth devaio~-pmsnt in tomato plants as affected by auAns and
microelements. Agrokem talajtan U no.3043-350 0 163.
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Talajtani as Agrokemiai Kutato,
Intozate,
Budapest. 2. "Agrokemia as TalajteLn" szerkeszto bizottsagi tagja
(for di Gloria).

_-DI"A sec. I' Vol. ~16 Public Heaith June 57
__F81_O. _BA_RTYt_A_.a_nd K_UD_R_N,'__A3, Chem. Lab, 014ES
-Praha. *Orienta6nf vIIkovA
metoUa nii-stanovenf par benzinu v avzdu9i. A p i I o t g
r a v i m e t r i e
method for th dejermination of air-borne petrol fumes
PRACOVNf LkNSTV (Praha) 1956, 8/3 (195-198) Tables I
Illus. 3
The method by trapping in paraffin oils was modified and
tested both in the
laboratory and in the field. Strictly adhering to the
prescription, this method is
suff iciently exact for purposes of industrial hygiene.

BARTH, Alexandr; KUDRNA, Jan
Orientation gravitetric determination of benzine vapors in
air.
Pracovni lek. 8 no-3:195-198 June 56.
1. Z cbemicke laboratore UHIS-Praha, reditalka MUDr. Vera
Krasna,
add. Vqgieny prace, prednosta Mr. Alex. Grunwald.
(AIR POLLUTION,
petroleum fumes, gravimetric determ. (Oz))
(PrMLNM PRODUCTS,
fumes in air. gravinstric determ. (Cz))

MANNINGER, 11. ;MTHA? A.; JUHASZY Magdalans; SZENT-17JANY-19 T.
Studios on the etiology of virus diarrhea among cattle in
Hungary. Acts. voter Hung 13 n0-4:407-410 163.
1. Department for Baoteriology and Epidemiology of the
University of Veterinary Sciences,(L)irector.'I.P&-in4tnger),
Budapast. 2. Editorial board member."Acta. Veterinarla
Academiae Scieniiarum Hungaricae" (for Mannin.-or).
i

Wril, T.; JINDRA, A.; S tPAII Z,
Study of the hydrolyals of some local anesthetics
in livor
homogenates. 11. Cesk. farm. 13 no.9z466-468 N 1 64.
1. Katedra Moohemie prlrodovedecke fakluty Karlovy
Univerrity,
Praha.

CZECII-IOSLOVAKIA
BARTIT, V.
Chair of Mineralogy and Geolocz;y of the Palacky Uni
iversit
(Katedra mincraologie a geolo.,-ie University Palackeho~,
Olomouc
Prague, C S )2.S ro mineralogii a Leolo ii, No 3, 1963,
pp 2
"Symposium on the Problem of Tufolav -and Ignimbrite in
the USSR."

CM,'C"OSLOVA"CIA
PART1.11, V -
PraL-ue, Caspo7.,is rro mineralo,:-,ii a ITO 17 1965, -f,,
115
"On the Sixtieth Birthday of Professor of RoentGenolof-y
L,
Prazitisek Nence. 11

BODIAJI F.; HEGEDUS, Z.; BARTHA E.
Effect Of ssmpling-on the detOrmination of the
quality of
steel. Koh lap 9 no. 12; 536-51+0 D 154.

Uo 4, Jor 61, gp 316-320

LW

M
sm Aa
E , MOE

BARTH, V.
Jan Krejci; a biographical ekbtch, p, 3.75
Vol* 5. no* 2, Feb. 195.5
PRIRODM B= VE SKOLE
Praha, Czechoslovklda
SO: Eastern European Accession Vol, 3, No, 4,
1956

BARTH, V.
-
"Devonian pillow lavas in the surroundings of Sternberk and
Moravsky Beroun.0
p. 222 ( Casopis Pro Hineralogii A Geologh. Vol. 2 no. 3,
1957, Czechoslovakia)
Monthly Index of East European Accesajona (EMI) LG- Vol. 7.
No. 2,
Februar7 1938

BAR Ad, V.
"Hotes on the occurrence of Porphyroid in the western
environs of Hemanice
in the High Jeseniky Mountains."
VFSTNIK, ustredni ustav geologicky, Praguep Czechoslovakia,
Vol. 34, No. 3, 1959-
Honthly List of Fist European Accessions (ERAI), LCI Vol. 8)
No. 8~ August 1959.
Uncl.

-dAAnI8T,6VA-. MPT9 /reviawo-t -i-IMOT auth-0
SUMME, Given Nnmes
UountI79 Czechoslovakia
Academic Dogreest[not given]
Affiliation: [not given]
Sourcei Prague,, V6stnik Ustredniho Ustavu Geologickeho$ Vol XXXVI$ No 2).
1961) pp 315-
316.
Datas "Devon Vulcanism of the Sternberk-Horni Benesov Zone in Nizky
Jesenik" (bevonsky
vulkanismus sternbersko-liornobanesovskeho pasma v Nizkem Jesenl1m). Acta
univer-
Bitatin Palackianeas Olomucensias facultaa rerum scientiarum 1. Prague)
State
Publishing House of Pedagogical Literature (Statni pedagogicke
nakladatelatvi),,
1960,, 131 pages.
/7-7 M 981643
W -
g:
NINE. I,
MIE'S

SKACEL, Jaroslav; MARM; Miloslav; MIKUS, Miloslav;
K=, Jaroslav;
PAUK, Tows; BARTAS, Frantisek; OREL, Petr; VYBIRAL,
Josefl
BARTH, Vojtech; BETTING, Petr; FOJT, Bohuslav;
DVORAK, Jaroslav;
KOGIAN, Jar
The lid Regional Geological Conference in Opava.
Prir cas
slazaky 23 n0.1:133-143 162.

BARTH, Vojtech
ROmdts of the Soviet.symposi= on tuffs and ignimbrites.
Gas min geol 8 no.3:268-271 Jl 163.
lo Katedra mineralogie, Universita Palacksho., Olomouca

XOJFOKJ Janosp dr.; BARTHA,-Adorjan, dr., az allatorvooiudomanvok
kandidatusa
Inuunization experiments vith.Aujeszky's virus of attenuated
viriaence.
Magy a-Uatorv Up 17:19-20 S 162.
1' Pbylaxia Allami Oltoanyagtermelo Intezet, Budapest (for Kojnok).
2: A3.latorvostudomanyi Foiskola Jarvanytani Tanszeke., Budapest,(for
Bartha). 0

_.~ARPiA, A..; ALDASY, P.
Isofation of adenovirus strains from calves with virus,
diarrhoea. Acta vater Hung 14 no.3-:239-245 164.
1~~partme'nt of-Llpizootiology,(Directort J.Meazaros),
University
of Veterinary Sciences, Budapest (for Bartha). 2. nirector,
Institute~of Veterinary Hygiene, Miskolc (for Aldasy).

ALDASY, P.; GSOLTIGS , L.; BARTHA A.
Pneumo-enteritis in calves caused by adenoviruses.
Acta veterin.
aced. sci. H=g. 15 no.2t167-175 165
1. Veterinary Institute (Director! P. Aldasy),
Miskolc; Central
Vieterinary Institute (Director: T*Kadar)., Budapest;
Department
of Epizootiology (Headi J. Meszaros) of the University
of
Veterinary Sciences, Budapest.