SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BELENKIY, N. - BELENKIY, V.I.

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EBLUOKIY aka"mi1c; KRYWVA, N.; LIBERM, S.; POZHARISKkTA, L.;
SAYONOT, S., inshe
Stabilizing Industrial blood on the beef conveyer line.
Klan. Ind.
SSSR 28 uo,5-M-28 157. (MIRA 11i1)
1. Vessoyusnyy banchno-issledovatel'skly institut myasnoy
prowVsh-
lannosti (for Beleulkiy, Krylova. Foxhariskays). 2.
leningradekiy
ayasokombinat (for Ekfonoyl.
(Slaughtering and slaughterhouses)
(Blood) (Synauthrin)

BEIENIKIY, N.G., akademik; PAVLOV, V.A., kandidat
biologichesk1kh nauk.
f h'' a
Therapeutic serum as a biological stimulant of sexual
functions
in-sterile cows. Taterinariia 34 no.8-.66-70 Ag 157.
(YJM 1019)
,(Serum therapy) (Estrus) (Sterility in animals)

B=1411ITO N.G., POZHARISrATA, L.S.0 ]VOt Te*V., VOLIX)VA,
A.G.
Improvement in obtaining sterile bloocl%serum for use in
se(licinals;
Ked.,prome'-12 no.8218-22 Ag '58 (KIRA 3.119 Y
1. Voesovuznyy' nauchno-issladovatellekly institut myaeuoy
promyehlennstl'

B3MIKIY ..-akademik; POZHARISUTA, L.SQ,, kand. biol.
nauk; POU)NMU,
li.4., kand. tekhn.- nauk; TOM, L.G., kand. eel
'sIwI~iozYR70tvennYkh
nauk; KUKRMOVA, L.L.. starshiy nauohrwy sotradniko
New methods for utilizing the blood of slaughter-stock as
feed.
Zhivotnovodstvo 20 no*-5:70-75 W 158 . (MIU 1115)
(Blood as food or medicine) (beat industry-By-produots)
(Feeding and feeding stuffs)

N;.,O'.""akaaemik; iozmrsuY.A. L.S., kand. biol. nauk;
POLOIISKAT#,
"AWMAQULLU" I
L.B., iand. takha. niuk~ TQXkE~ L.G., kand. zootakhn. nauk; -
KUKHARKOVA, L.L.
Methods of preserving the blood of slaughter animals and using
it
for fattening swine. DAL Aked. sellkhoz. 23 no. 6:27-32 058.
(MIRA 11:7)
1. Vaesoyuznyy naucbno-iseledovatellskiy inetitut myasnoy
promyshlemosti.
(Blobd--Golleation and Presarvation)
(Swine--Feeding and feeding stuffs)

MIANIZIT, N.G., akademik; EUWVA, N.N.; BAZARDVA, 1C.:E.
Studying changes occur;ring in 335-laboled proteins during therml
denaturation. Dokl. a)md. sollkhos. 23 no,9:29-34 158.
(MIRL 11: 10)
I.Vsosoyuny7 nauohno-iseladevatellskiy institut wyasnoy pro-
(Sulphur-Isotopes) (Proteins)

DOYAKOV, Mikhail Iudovich, skademik
Cdeceasedj;.jMJWx-,I-T,.. N.G.,
obahchiy red.!; DMITROCHENKO, A.P., prof., doktor
;;VWfcokhjz.
nauk, obahchiy red.;,XONDYREV, V.Ye.,
kand.sel'skokhoz.Wuk,-'
obshchiy red.. V radektirovenii prinimali uchastiye:
GOLU-
BICITSOVA, Yu.V., knnd.sellskokhoz.nnuk, nsu,:hnyy
sotrudnik, red.
(deceased]; HYSYUTKINA, M.V., kand.seliskokhoz.nauk.
nauchnyy sotrud-
nik, red.; YUIMOV, F.F., kand. sell skokhoc.naidc,
nauchnn*
sotrudnik, red.; LUOZEV, S.M., kand.sellakhokhos.nnuk.
nauchnn
sotrudnik, red.~ BXDNARSKAYA, G.A., red.; BAILOD, A.I.,
tekhn.red.
[Selected works in two volume] I-.brannye sochineniia v
dvukh
tormikh. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo sellkhoz.lit-ry. Vol.l.
1959. 515 p.
Vol.2., 1959. 647 P. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Vsesoyuznaya akdemiya sellskokhoz.nauk in. V.I.Lenins
(for
D'yakov). 2. Deystvitellnyy chlen Veesoyuznoy skademii
sel'sko-
khozyaystvannykh nauk imeni V.I.Lenina (for Belanlkiy).
3. Vae-
soyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut kornleniya
sellsko-
khozyaystvennykli zhivotnykh (for Golubenteovs,
MysyUtkina,
Yefinov. Kab02eV).
(Agriculture)

BELENIKIY, N.G., akademik; POZHARISKAYA, L.S.,
kand.biologicheskikh nauk;
A.G., mladohiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; KMENKO, Te.T., iczh.
Properties of the blood plasma and serum of cattle.
Truly VNIIMP
no.9:104-108 159. (MIRA 13:8)
(Cattle) (Blood analysis and chemistry)

BELENIKIY N 0 L.B.
(Alpha-chymotr7poin; the composition, properties and
' cture of the preparation]kllfa-khimotripain,-
sostav,
=111f6tva, primenemia i proizvodetvo'preparata. Mo*va,
Voes. nauchn.o-ills. in-t miasnoi promyshl.,, 1962.
68 p.
(MIRk 16:3)
(Uqwtrypain) (Meat industry)

BELEWHY, N., akademik
Complete utilization of endocrine enzymes raw
materials. miss.
ind. SSSR 34 no-4:6-11 t63. (NIRA 16:10)

BELENIKIYY M.G.. akademik; POLONSKAYA, L.B., starsidy nauchnyy
sotrudnik,
niuk; ZUYEVA, L.D., aladshiy nauchnyy sotr#dnik
Technology of the manufacture of chymotrypsin preparations from
cattle pancreas inactive according to the Insulin content. Trudy
VNIIMP no.14;99-102 162. (YJRA 16:8)
1. Ru*ovoditell laboratorii Vassoyusnogo
nauchno-iseledovatel'skogo
instituta maysnoy pro#yshlennosti (for Belealkiy).
(Chymotrypsin)

akademik; KRYIDVA, N.N., kand. biologicheskikh nauk;
--UZAROVA, K.I., mladshiy nauchnyy sotru-inik;
SEVOSTIYANOV, B.A.,
mladshiy nauchrWy sotrudnik; KUZNEKO, Ye.V., inzh.
Method for the preparation of W"Ib4-drolyzates from
blood
proteins and their properties. Trudy VNIMIF
no.13t120-144 162.
(MIRA 17:5)
1. Eksp. thekh Moskovskogo myasnogo komibinata (for
Kuzenko).

BELENIKIY, N.G., akaden.ik
-----CP-ro-b-1ems of the biological evaluation of the
technolcgieRl
processes in the u,eat industry] Problema biologichesko-
otsenki tokhnologicheskikh priemov miasnoi
promyshlennosti.
Moskva, Vses. nauchno-issl. in-t miasnoi promyshl.,
1962.
22 p. (MIIU 17:8)
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BELENIKIY, N.G.; BEKKER, R.I.
U---- -,
Effect of ultraviolet rays on nitrogen balance and
urobilin
(stercobilin) excretion in chickans. Biofizika 8
no-4:509-512
,63. (MIRA 17:10)
1. Moskovskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut myasnoy i
molochnoy
promyshlennosti i Novozybkovskiy gosudarstvennyy
pedagogiches-
kiy institut.

L lcjo85-67 Mr, (1),
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'AUVOR. Dclcnlkiy, N. G. (Academician); ~~i~s., Yu. r. (Candidate
of technical sciences);
Orlova, T. N. (Engineerr; Kravtsova, A. V. U~jfn-ce-W
MG: none
TITLE: The effect of ultrasonics on -the process of extraction of
biologically active
,substancesi
1 '47 -
1SOURCE: Ukraine. Ministerstvo vysshego i arednego spetsiallnogo
obrazovaniya. Hezh-
vedormstvannyy respublikanskiy nauchno-tokhnicheskiy sborniki
1966. Akustika i ulltraz-
vuk (Acoustics and ultrasonics), no. 1, 42-50
TOPIC TAGS: ultrasonic vibration, ultrasonic effect, cavitation,
electrochemical ana-
lysis, medicine
i
ABSTRACT: A literature surve y of the effects of ultrasonic
vibration on biological
substances is presented. The chief effect is that of cavitation.
Ultrasonic chemical
'processes are the result of mechanical forces due to cavitation
and electrochemical
and photochemical effects due to large electrical forces occurring
in cavitation reces-1
ises. If air is present in aqueous solutions, the ultrasonic
vibrations form the ac-
itive radicals OH, H, and the peroxide H202. The oxidizing action
of ultrasonics disap-1,
lipears upon boiling the liquid, increasing external pressure or
adding a protective sub-~,-
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:stance to the solution. In order to prevent the oxidation of
insulin, butyloxyanisol
ks used. In the extraction of biologically active substances by
ultrasonics, Instan-
tancous decomposition occurs in cavitation recesses; Harvey and
Loomis have shown that
,a time interval of 1/1200 see is needed to decompose cells.
Auler and Woite applied
'ultrasonic vibrations to cancerous cells in vitro and showed
that initially the cell
nuclei were destroyed, the fragments penetrating into the
cytoplasm. Among other works
'discussed were: Tarnochi--the effect of ultrasonics on
diffusion acceleration in or-
~ganic layers, Katte and Specht-the extraction of difficult
nuclei by ultrasonics,
ishropschire-extraction of oils from fish materials, Kusano--the
effect of ultrasonics
on the pharmacological properties of hormones and vegetative
nuclei, and Wolf and
Ellpiner--the effect of ultrasonics an the purity of insulin
preparation. Some experi-
!
.,ental work done on the extraction of insulin from pancreas by
ultrasonics was describ-
Ied. Here the use of ultrasonics resulted in a greater insulin
output, eliminated the
meed for secondary extraction, shortened the extraction time to
a few minutes, and al-
lowed the insulin to preserve its biological activity during
acidification. orig.'
!art. has: I figure, 1 table.
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AUTHORs Belenikiy, N.M.
TITLEs h problem concerning the trajectories
PERIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal, Matematika, no. 10, 1960,
106,
abstract 11744-(Uoh.zap.loak.gos.zaochn.pea.in-ta.
Ser.fiz.-matem.p 19599 VYP- 3, 231-239)
TEXTs A plane point motion under influence of conservative
forces is considered. The Euler equatior~'(projection on the
normal)
is set up with the aid of the variational principle in the
Jacobian
form; some simplest examples are considered.
[Abstracter's notes Complete translation
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AUTHORS: Belenlkiy, M.A., Engineer; Layner, V.I., Doctor of
Technical Sciences, Professor; Petrova* O.A., Candidate
of Technical Sciences
TITLE: Dright nickel plating with levelling additives
PERIODICAL: Vestnik mashinostroyeniya, no. 7, 1961, 37-41
TEXT: This article gives the results of research on the above problem
conducted by the TsNlMashdotall. An electrolyte or the following com-
position -.-.as chosen: 250 to 3000 gni/l of nickel sulphate (NiSO
4* 7112O)j
40 to 50 gm1l nickel chloride (NiCL 2 . 61120) and 35 gm/l of boric
acid
(if3BO3). Subsequently NiCL 2 was replaced by 10 to.15 gm/1 of NaCl,
since
preliminary tests showed that this change does not affect the
quality of
the deposit or levelling action. The temperature was maintained at
500C and current density was 4 to 6 A/dM2 except when investigating
the
influence of these parameters. Coumarin (lactone of o-hydroxycinnamic
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Bright nickel plating with**. D244/D301
acid, C9H602 ) was tested as a levelling agent, for which ethyl
alcohol
or glacial acetic acid were used as Bolventso As specimens, pieces of
thin sheets of coppert brass And steel in flat and cylindrical-shapes
were used. As a criterion of levelling, the formula used by the
Czechoslovak Institute for Metals Protection im. Akimov, was adopted.
(Eq. 1). where hi And h' - depth of roughness before and after
plating.
2
The effect of Coumarin concentration ia-illustrated,
0. 1 gm/l giving maximum levelling. This concentration,
however, does not ensure maximum brightness and in choosing
the Coumarin contents a compromise between: these two effects must be
made. To remove internal stresses and the tendency to pitting of the
deposit (caused by Coumarin) other additives must be also used. Higher
temperature of the bath tends to reduce internal stresses, but the in-
crease of concentrations of such ions as Nil4 ' Na, Mg, Co etc. tends
to
increase them. According to A.G. Samartsev and Yu. V. Lyzlov (Ref. 7:
Vnutrenniye napryazheniya v elektroliticheakikh osadkakh nikelya,
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Bright nickel plating with... D24,1/D301
Trudy 1-y nauchno-tekhnicheskoy konferentsii po voprosam
intensifi-
katsii proizvodstva i povysheniya kachestva
gallvanicheskikh pokrytiy$
Kiyev - Odessa 1956), the increase of the pH value from 6
to 6.1 or
6.2 produces a sharp increase in internal stresses..
Various organic
additives influence current consumption and coumarin was
tested in
this respect. Even small amounts of coumarin were foundto
increase
deposit hardness. To increase the brightness of the deposit
and to
reduce internal stresses, 2 gm/1 of para-toluolsulphamide
was added
which had the best effect with 1.5 gm/1 of coumarin (Fig.
5).
Fig. 5. Legend: Effect of coumarin
content on the nickel deposit bright -
ness 1 - current density of 4 A/dM2.
2 - of 4 to 6 A/dm2.
An electric method, worked out by
G.K. Potanov and A.T. Sandzherovs-
kiy (Ref. 10! ZhFKh, t.XXXII, vyp.
6, 1958), was used for measuring
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PMC. 5. BAKIIIIHe C0IePx2MHS KYUMPIIUI MA MeCK Maxtleaux
n0KPMTII9k'
J_jj.%0Tjj0CTb. To%& 4 a,*Oxl; 2-6 alulxl.

23262
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Bright nickel plating with*&* D244/D301
internal stresses. This method depends on measuring the bending of
the
cathode under the stress in the deposit. To prevent pitting, surface
active substances such as sodium lauryl sulphate (0*2 to 1#0 gm/1)
or a
wetting agent *hich reduces surface tension ta 30 dyne/cm., can be
added. On the basis of the investigations made, it can be concluded
that:
1) Coumarin has a high levelling action but does riot give a bright
deposit and causes a marked increase of internal stress and pitting*
2) Paratoluolaulphamide tn a bath containing coumarin produces a
bright
and tension free deposit. 3) Addition O'fJR-IO(DwlO, sodium alkyl
sul-
phate) in the amounL cf 0.07 grn/l ensures absence of pitting. 4) For
bright nickel plating with a good levelling actior. the following
electro-
lyte composition (gin/1) is recommended:.-Nickel sulphate (NiSO 4*
7H 20)
250-300; Sodium chloride (NaCI) 10-15; Horic'acid (11 3BO3) 35;
Coumarin 0.8-1.5; P-toluolaulphamide 2; Anti-pitting additive D-10
0.03-0.1; bath working.conditions: temperature 500C; pIf = 4.3 to
5.3;
current density 4 to 6 A/dm2; Rate of deposition 1 to 1.5')A/min.
There
are 7 figures and 11 references: 7 Soviet-bloc and 4 non-Soviet-b!Qc.
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Bright nickel plating with... D2441/0301
The references to the English-lang-oage publicat loll,,
read its folloms;
Ref. 4. S.A. iVataon, J. Edwjxr&j, Ele~:troplating and
M-~talfinishlng
vol. 10, no. 5, 1957, p 136i Ref. 8. J.11. Kushner, Tachn.
Prog. 45th
Annual Convent. Amer. Eltctroplkatei,S. Soe. (Cincinnati,
Ohio, 1958)
Newark, 1958, 28-32, 158-161. Ref. 9. 0.J.
Fishlo(hq~Produrt Finishing'
Vol* 11, 19589 nos 39,1.(- , R,&f. ll,~ EA. Sattteht:t,
'Plating', 1958,
45, no. 9.
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6ELr--N'K1y, NX-
GIBSHVAN, Aleksandr Yevgenlyevic'h; IOUNISYAN, Ashot
Isayevich; KONDPAT-
CHIONKO, Anatolly Petrovich; YAKOYZZV, Boris Vonifatlyevich;
kandidat telchnicheskikh nauk,-redaktor: VLASOV,
b.I., kandidat tekhnicheekikh nauk, redaktor; KHITROV. P.L.,
tekhnicheakiy redaktor.
(Principles of planning railroads] Oenovy proaktirovaniia
shelesnykh
dorog. Moskva, Goo. transp. shel-dor. izd-vo, 1954. 459 p.
(Railroad engiuearing) (MLH& 8:2)

BELUIM, N.P,, kmadidat tokhaichoskikh wLuk.
Widening track spacing on curvo2. Tr&asp. strei. 5 zo*9:25
11 155. (Railroads--Curves) OUAL 9..2)

PIT I KIY, M.P.
rl%~:~Vvm
Review of specification for pl ing work. Trausp.
stroi. 6 no.4:
23-24 Ap 156. NIJU 9:8)
1. Glavnyy inshener Giprotranstai.
(Railroad engineering)

BELINIKIT. N.P., kanaidat tekbnicbaskikb nauk;
TASILITN, N.P.. inzhener.
Lengthening the receiving and departure tracks is an
important
element in station reconstruction. Zhel. dor. transp.
38 no.8:
37-41 Ag '56. NLRA 9:10)
(Railroads-Stations)

I udidat takhnicheakikh uauk.
New planning specifications for the electrification
of railroads.
Blek.i tepl.tiaga. no.~:3-5 MY '57. (MIRA 10:7)
(Railroads--glectrification)

JOAMISyAN, *shot Isayevich, profe. dokior tekhn. nauk;
VIRTSMAN, G.S.6
kand. tekhn. nauk; PMOV. T.I.. )aLnd. teldm. nauk;
BIM'KITtI.P.,
Imnd. tekhn. mmk; ZHITROT, P.A., tekhn. red.
[Rnginqering research and construction of railroads]
Uynk-lalia i
postroika gholeznykh doroge Izd*2qp perer. Moskva, Goo. transp.
shel-dor. isa-;vo. Pb.l. (Ingineering research and. planning]
li-iskaniia I. proekbirovanis. 1958. 4,66 po (Hiu litio)
(RailroaAe-Conatruction)

VERTSMN. G.Z.,kwA.tekhn.nauk,- BEMIKIT,
N*P*,kandsteUM.n&1*
Projected now norms amid standard specifications
for planning
railroads.. Trans stroi. 9 nool:13-17 Ja"59. (RIBA
12--2)
Milroad engi4eering)

Imnd.tekhn.nauk
Economic aspects of the introduction of electric and diesel
traction. Zbel.dor'.tranBp. 41 no-8:25-31 Ag '59.
(MIRk 12:12)
1. Glavnyy inzhener Gosudarstvennogo instituta takhniko-
eko.qomicheBkil:h izyakaniy i poryektirovaniya
zheleznodorozhnogo
transporta.
(Railroads--J~lectrlfication)
(Diesel locomotives)

BELENIKIY, N.P., kand.tekhn.nauk; VERTSMAN, G.Z.,
kand.tekhn.nauk
Standards and tecbnical specifications for railroad
planning and
designing. Put' i put.khoz. 5 no.12:33-35 D 161. (MIRA
15:1)
(Railroad engineering)

BELENIKIY, N.P. (Moigkva)
Develo;ment of the rai2road network of the U,S.S.R.
Izv.
AN SSM. Energ. i transp. no.5.581-583 S-0 163.
(MTRA l6sil)

B=NIKIYO N.P.., kand. tekhn. rtauk
TeebAical and economic oomparivon of electric and diesel
traction. Zbel. dor. trMsP- 45 no.6:17-21 Je 163.
(MMA 3-6:7)
.1. Glavnyy ingh. Gosudarstvennogo instituta tekhniko-ekonomi-
cheskikh inyokaniy i proyektirovaniya zholeznodorozhnogo
transporta. (Locomotives) II
(Railroads--Cost of operatiol)

B 'KIY, N.S.
I
. r'r.
f6mpatation tables; manual for accounting, planning,
and financial
workers) Schetnys tablitsy dlia khuslaistyennykh
vychiolenit; prakti-
chaskoe posobie dlis. sohatnykh, planovykh, finansovykh
rabotniko7.
3 Ud. Moskva, Goofinisdat, 1950. 66o p. (M12A 7:11)
(Ready reckoners)

Sbornik zadach i wrazhneniy po khozyaystvenrrm bychisleniyar.
(Collection of
problems and exercises in economical calmdation) Izd. 4.,
perer. Moskva, Gostorgizdat,
1953.
180' p. Tables
30. N15

den. W" K. Itcy
ve=(54 $tatiati&A-bi 1-.dat&'*-
SNO, Vfos6~;r, O&S. 31t 00, M35 rubles.
This rn-ain table gives- n-1 to 7S for nzz 100-00'1`999%.
Ear-% page contains six columns givLng in all 300 reci-
procaaU. It is comptrable %ith the st-andard taNts of
W. H. Oakes [Table of the reciproca;s of numbers, Layton,
London. (8-65) except that no differences axe given by
Belen'kif, There is uQ indication of the sources of the table
or the method Qf computation or checkirig. Spot clwc.1-iiiS
Oakf=-!-,A%b1e and ' t -.,of' National Bureau 31
nible- a-iedgocah ".r tLe integers fro--n
100100010 -2w,009i rca.14MEW Univ;- T", Mew. York

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1
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1 -41 ---41 -1 110~11,1-11H 611.91
It-. ~-, . ~, -A5-3 1
Khcf-.%r-tystven.nyye VtchislenIys I Elementy E;ekhanizirovannogo
Uchets: Uchelmik My,-
Tekhnil=ov Sovetskoy Torgovli (Industrial ,:cco- ntinC and the
Elements of Yachine
Calculati ns, By) F.P. Andreyev I N. S. Moskva, Gostorgizdat,
l9r,"j.
31h r. Illus. Tables.

BELENIKIY, Naten Solomonovich; LYUDSKOV, B.P., red.;
ISHKOVA, A.I..
- -
09 V.V., tekhn.red.
Ccollection of problems and exercises in commercial
aritbmatic]
Mornik 2adach i uprazhnanii po khoziaistvennym
vychisloniiam.
12d.5., parer. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo torg.lit-ry, 1960.
215 p.
(KIRA 13:7)
(Arithmetic, Commercial)

'KIL-Natan-SolomDuoy1mb; I&KOV, V.I., otv.red.;
SUROVA, V.A.,
red.izd-va; SMTAR, S.Ta., tekhn.red.
(Commercial arithmetic and elements of machine
accounting]
Khoziaistvennye vychislaniia i elementy
mekhanizirovannogo
uchata. Izd.2., parer. i dop. Koakwa,
Goe.nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo lit-ry po gornomu. delu. 1960. 375 p.
(MIRA 13:11)
(Arithmetic, Commercial) (Machine accounting)

.BUMIKIY. O.M. (Moskva)
Grkphie method for plotting trajectories. Izv.AN
SSSR.Otd.tekho
nauk.Mekh.i mashinontre no.6sl3l-133 N~-D 162. (KM 15zl2)
(Trajectorise-Graphic methods)

KRIVOVI V.A.; BELENIKIY, P.G.
Using DEM eleotric detonators in the Novomoskovskiy gyps=
mine. Vzryv. delo no-48/5t27-33 162. OGRA 15:91)
1. Proizvodstvenno-eksperimentallnoye upravleniye tresta
Soyuzvzryvprom,
(Detonators) (Gyps=)

PHASE I BOOK, EXPLOITATION SOV/,6098
Ansonov, V. A., an4 L. A. Paporotokiy, Reiap% Ede.
Novoye v aredstvakh i sposobakh vzryvaniya (New-D(I'velopmenis in
BlastInT.Ke no 'and Method :,is MOsQow,.Gosgort'ekh1zdat, 196R-.
124 gries: Vzryvnoy lo; Sbornik no. 48/5) Errata
P.
lip Inserted. 3000 copies printed.
-Sponsoring Agency: Hauohno-takhniobeakoye gornoys obahoheetvo.
Ed. of Publishing House: A. Ya. Kostonlyan; Teah. Eds.: L. 1.
Minsker and Oo Me 1111nakaya.
--PURPOSEs The book is ifitanded for mining engInepre, *orkere
In scientific researcli and planning organizations,,and!also
for teachers and students of mining and technical schools.
COVERAM This collection of articles describes now blasting
means and mothoft, means of protnting olvotrIo deVonatore
from-stray *ourrents, and, Improv6d methods of. short-odelay
detonation*
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-New Developments in.Blasting Means (Cont.) S OV/16 09.8
83OM-B electric igniter; 33fl- B electric igniter
cartridge; 33T-2 capped eiectric fus'e; XM-1 and
PAR41 safety detonating fuses; AN -165 heat-resis-
tant detonatinit fuse; = reinforted detonating
fuse; H3=- 58 pyrotechnic ddt~qpating relay.
Miroshanskiy, A. S. Electric Detonators for the Salt Industry 19
Moshek, I. M. Instrument for Testing~the Switch of the BUR-
3/50 Condenser 21
Grinberg, D. M. donditions for Failure-Proof Firing of Czech
_.DEK Electric Detonators 23
Krivov, V. A., and'4~'. 0. Belen'ki- Use of DEM Electric
Detonators at the Novomos ovsk Gypsum Mine 27
Demidyuk, G. P. Delay Intervals With Short-Delay Blasting 33
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AUTHORS: Slavin, M..,--Bele --- 'kiy, S.- SOV/107-58-10-48/55
TITLE: Prolonging the Life of Radio Valves (Prodleniya sroka
sluzhby
radiolamp)
PERIODICAL: Radiog 1958, Nr 109 P 57 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors suggest a way of renewing valves and
cathode-
ray tubes which have lost their emission. A voltage 1.6
times greater than normal is applied to the filament for
5-6 minutes.
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BELENIKIY, S. A.
PA 18T64
USSR/Xineb and, Mining - Xquipment, Jul 1947
Mineral Industries
"Crushing 766tory at Open-pit Mines," S. A. Belenlkiy,
Mining Engineer, 1 p
"Gornyy Zhurnal" 'Vol CXXI, No 7
Discusses the theories of setting up a Crushing
factory at an open-pit mine.

1. 13ELEIT I M, S. A. Eng.
2. USSR (600)
4- Ylining Engineering
7. Removing the overburden by the hydromechanical method. Gor. zhur.
no. 10, 1952
9. Monthly List R_f Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
JanUptn-, .1953. UnclassifleA.

BELEN,
Factory processing gravel and sand in the U.S.A. Mekh.
stroi. 15
no.4:30-31 Ap 158. (MIRA 11:5)
(United States--Gravel)

AtTHORS: Der-Shvarts, G. V.# Belenfki7l.S~. A.
SOV148-23-6-11128
TITLEt On the Problem of the Influence of a Chromatic
Aberration of
the Dis-adjustment Upon the Resolution of a Reflection-electron
Microscope (K voprosu o vliyanii odnoy khromaticheskoy
aberrataii devusti-rovki na razresheniye otrazhatellnogo
elektronnogo mikrookopa)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheakaya,
1959,
Vol 23, Nr 6p PP 716-718 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the introduction, the reduction of chromatic
aberration by
diaphragms in the objective of electron microscopes is
mentioned and the interest in the influence exercised by the
geometric dimensions of the pole shoes of the objective upon
thedis-adjusting-aberration is shown. When calculating the
aberrations of the trajectories, four equations are given,
which had been introduced in an earlier paper by Der-Shvarts
(Ref 1). The magnetio potential between the pole shoes is then
investigated and the formulas (6) and (7) are deduced. By
differentlation of this equation the axial distribution of
induction components is obtained. For different values of
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values of

On the Problem of the Influence of a Chromatic Aberration
SOV/48-23-6-ii/2e
the Dis-adjustment Upon the Resolution of a
Reflection-electron Microscope
the axial distribution of induction are then calculated.
Calculation of the figures of aberration is dealt withaccording
to Gauss# and the results obtained are given by a table. For
the purpose of calculating the dispersion from the data given
by the table as well as of the quantity characterizing the die-
adjustment of the diaphragm two formulas (12) and (13) are
given. The influence exercised by the constructional parameters
of the pole shoes upon the enlargement is distinctly shown by
the data given by the table. There are 2 figures, I table, and
3 Soviet references.
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4 W19 0 D207/VJ04
AUTITORSt Dor-Shvarte, G.V., Kuohnir, Yu.M. Rozonfolld, L.B.,
Zayftaam, P-V., Botlonkin, S.V., Trutnova, I.S.,
Bolenkiy, S.A., Titov, L.A.
-------------------
TITLE: Certain problems of reflex electron microscopy
PERIODICALi Radiotekhnika i eloktronika, v. 6, no. 8j 1961,
1358 - 1364
TDXT: This paper was presented at the 3rd All-Union Conference
on electron microscopy, Leningrad. October 1960. The present arti-
cle describes an electron reflex microscope based on the design by
Mn. ?Art, A. Martv. R. Sanorto (Rof, 1i 0. r. Aced. Sai. 1955 1 240,
20. 1975 who have shown that by tilting the illumination system
by 15 - 200 in a reflex microscope, a good image.may be obtained
with small deformation of tteacale and a large useful image area.
The main deficiency of such a system in an electron microscope is
the chromatic aberration; the aberration can be reduced, by redue-
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8/109,/61/006/008/010/018
Certain problems of reflex B207/D304
Ing the diaphragm aperture of the objective which in turn reducee
considerably the picture illumination. In the described microscope
the increased Illumination was obtained by designing a more effec-
tive electron gun and by utilizing a light intensifier. Since the
definition of a reflex microscope Is Otermined by the diaphragm
of the objective, which means that in an electron microscope the
efficiency of the electron gun is determined not by electron bright-
nese but by the current density of the sample, several types of gun
were investigated; it was found that tTiple electrode guns of spe-
cial construction produce a much groater current density than the
atandard guns normally used in electron microwcpos. The special
feature of such a gun is the conical shape-of the focussing elec-
trode. The dependence of current density j at the cross-over. point
f 00
of the anode current was determined for electrode angles a o 6
900 and 1200 with depth of penetration h of the tip of the cathode
filament (filament di4,0.12 mm) with respect iD the cone apex# as
a parameter for maximum current density at U a 60 M The tempera-
ture of the cathode was 28009K. The optimum results obtained ara
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.seen
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S/109/61/006/008/010/018
Certain problems of reflex ... D207/D304
0
shown. For an electrode with angle a = 120 h = 0.5 mm; for m
900 and 600, h = 1.5 mm. For compari?on j f(Ia) is also drawn
for the normal electron gun YBIM-100 UrNI-100). in which the
tip of
the filament is 0.75 mm acove the focussing electrode. It
may be
that for a = 1200 the current density is increased by
approxi-
mately 4.6 times with a current of 250 IiA and 7 times with
a cur-
rent of 500 pA. The electron gun is mounted in the
illumination
system of the microscope, The gun Is introduced through a
jacketed
port and can be mechanically rotated through any angle from
00 to
220 measured on a vernier scale. The electron optical
magnifica-
tion of the microscope is x2500, resolution about 500 A. The
au-
thors also undertook theoretical analysis of the influence
on the
finition of imperfect assembly and shape of magnet cores.
Since
the picture is formed by electrons undergoing considerable
decele-
rations, the axial deformation of the magnet slots and errors
their axial positioning produce a constant magnetic field
nea-
c~"xia and perpendicular to it. Such a field has analyzIng
properties
and may introduce chromatic aberration. The evaluation of
such ab-
errations requires.the determination of the corresponding
pertur-
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24893
S/109/61/006/008/010/018
Certain problems of reflex D207/D304
ba tion potentials, normally evaluated by Bertein's method.
It may
be shown, however, tha' this muthod does not determine the
exact
boundary conditions necessary for solving the problen of the
Lapla-
ce equation for perturbation potentials. This problem may be
solved
exactly only wl~en it is assumed that the perturbation is
very
small. The modified Mathieu functions may be then reduced to
the
sums of Bessel functions, whose Zerms are multiplied by the
para-
meter of the Mathieu equatlon. In their analysis the authors
con-
eluded that there is no general method for evaluating the
pertur-
bation potentials and used the integral of an ordinary layer
to de-
termine them in the near axial region. The details of the
analysis
s/d
are not given The poles used had the geometrical form with
ratio of 1.5 [Abstractor's note; Symbols d and a hot
defined]. The
authors also investigated the filter lenses in an attempt to
In-
crease the resolution of the reflex microscope. In their
analysis
[Abstractor's notes Details not given] they used the
mathematical
model of single electrostatic lenses of W. Glaser and P.
Schiske
(Ref. 13: Optik, 1954# UP 9, 422; 1954,11, 10, 455; 1955,
12, 5,
233) and of R. Radenberg (Ref. 14: J. Franklin Inst. 1948,
246, 4,
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Certain problem of reflex ... D 20 7 / D 5 04
311, 246, 5, 37-) Th nalyais showea (Ab3trw~tor'u notet I)e-
tails not Cive,j ih.'t'Ot1",- resolution of the lens 13
basically li-
mitod by the fact that non-acaal achromatt-z el*~~trona are being
focussed An different Iait,--. 71101 an en,~rgy qprvad of
vle~tron.,%
of the order of 5-6 ev a background Ia. ~nerrf~,r~- f-.,mea In
wh1oh
the picture disappears. There are 10 figurp-j. ", Suvllet-bloc
and 9
non-Soviet-bloc reference6. The reference!) to t!lc 4 most recent
Ungliah-language publications read aa rollowe: M.E. flain'e,
P.A.-
Einal,ein, Brit. J. Appl. Phy,- 1952, 3. 2, 40; P.A. Sturrock.
Pn'_,-
1;s, Trans. Roy Soc. London, A. 1;51.'243, 368, 387; G.D.
Archard,
J. Scient-Instrum. 1953p 30, 10, 353; R. Ruoenberg, J. Franklin
Inst., 1948, 246, 311; 246, 5, 377.
SUBMITTE Dt February 70, 1961
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S/109/62/007/001/015/027
D246/D301
AUTHORS: Der-Shvarts, G.V., and Belen'kiy, S.A.
TITLE% Investigating the aberration of electronic lens
filters
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika i elektronikap v. 7, no. 1, 19629
126 - 132
TEXT: The aberrations of the so-called electrostatic lenB-filter
proposed by Bdrsch have been investigated so far by using
inadequa-
te methods. The authors use solutions of the equations of
traject,
ry in two well established mathematical models for this purposeq
as-
suming that the lens is Used as a projecting lens of electron
micro-
scopes. Making assumptions about the expected working conditions
of
such a lensp they derive characteristic data concerning the
aberra-
tions of the lens 9 which are summarized in Table 1 . where d -
half-
width of the axial potential distribution; r = 0 for the axi3.
Cal-
culating the aberration for a point on the axisq the authors
assu-
med Uv = 35 kV electron velocity and two different sets of condi-
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S/109/62/007/.001/015/027
Investigating the aberration of ... D246/D301
tions; losses through the objectp (AUV)max ~= 4.3 V and (A
UV)max
= 10 V and magnification M = 97.5 X and M = 104 X respectively,
Th-
results are tabulated. The approximate radius of chromatic
aberra-
tion of position for the cases are (5 cap)max /M -,~6900 and
289000 A
respectively. Por the second Bet of conditions the aberrations
for
off-axis points were also calculated along 2 trajectorieso
Results
for geometrical and ohromatic aberration are given in tables.
The
authors' conclusion is that chromatic aberrations of lens
filters
are quite large. The geometric aberrations for off-axis points
are
also too large. Hencepthe use of lens filters in reflection
micro--
scopy lacks perspectives,, They may be used In illumination
micros.-
copy as intermediate lenses, if losses in the object are small.
There are 3 figuresy 5 tables and 10 references2 5 Soviet-bloc
and
5 non-Soviet-bloc. The reference to the English-language
publica-
tion reads as follows; R. Rftdenberg, I. Prankling Inst.9 1948,
2469
3229 377.
SUBMITTED: Jime 19, 1961
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1. BELENIKIYI S. I.
2. USSR (60-))
4. Pbysics and ~hthematics
7. Shower Processes in Cosmic Rays, S. I. Eelentkiy.
~Moscow-Leningrad, State
Technical Press, 1948). Reviewed by L. D. Landau, Sov.
Kniga, No. 11, 1948.
9. 4W Report U-3081, 16 Jan. 1953. Unclassified.

KRUMH, Mikhail III ich. ' reteenzent.; FRYANICHNIKOV.
V.P., retsenzents; fi~~ICH, Te,I., red,; KWAN, T.T.,
tekhn. red.
CRepairing and sasemblivC textile machinery) Remont i
montath
tkatskogo oborudovaniias Moskva, Goes neuchno-tekbno
izd-vo lit-ry
po legicai promyshl., 1958. 342 p. I (HrP 11:11)
(Textile machinery--Maintenance and repair)

LABUTIN, Aleksandr Lukich; SAGALAIW, G.V., red.; BMENIKIT,
S.I.,
red.; ZAZULISKAYI, V.P., takhn.red. ,-A;' ~-- ~~
(Corrosion and corrosion control of equipment used in the
production of organic acids and their derivatives] Korrosiia
i sposoby 2aghchity oborudovanila v proisvodetva
organicheakikh
kielot i ikh proizvodnykh. Pod red. G.A.Sagelaevae Noskvat
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(Korroxiia*
v khimicheskikh proizvodetvakh i sposoby sashchity, no.13)
(NIRA 12:11)
(Acids, Organic) (Corrosion and anticorrosives)

IXTY, Simon
JAAk-QV-iah,- KMKH,-M.I., prof., retsenzent; KATS, N.V.,
dots&p spetse red.; MIZERI, A.A.9 dote., spets. red.-
KALININA,
N.M., red., SHAPRIKOVA., T.L., tekhn. red.
[Handbook on the maintonance and repair of textile
wachiner7~
i--Xormation on materials used for the manufacture and
repair of
textile maehinery, on the reconditioDing of parta,
allowances and
fittings] Spravochnik po remontu tekstillnoga
oborudovanila- sve..
denlia o materialakh, primeniaeLVkh pri izgotovlenii
detalai I re.-
monte tekstilInykh mashin, o vosstanovIeni-I datalei,
dopuskakh i
posadkakh. Moskva, Izd-vo nauchno-4aUn. lit-ry RSFSR,
1961. 'iT7 p.
(MIRA 34: -u.)
(Textile machinery-Maintenance and repair)

BELENIKIY, Simon Isaakovich; KATS, N.V., retsenzent;
SME1NWT-,-M-.D., red.
(Increasing the service life of parts in the modernization
and repair of textile equipment) Povyshenie dolgovechnosti
detalei pri modernizatsii i remonte tekstillnogo oborudova-
niia. Moskva, Ivi-vo "Legkaia industriia," 1964. 366 p.
(V.IRA 17:7)

BEU',IIIKIY S I starshiy prepodavatell
Machine parts made from metal reinforced plastics.
Tekst.
prom. 25 no.5:65-69 My 165. (MIRA 1WO
1. Inatitut usovershenstvovaniya
inzhenerno-tekhnicheakikh
rabotnikov i rukovodynahchikh rabotnikov
Gessularstvenno6o
komiteta legkoy prorWahlennosti pri Gosplane SSSR.

BRWIKIY, S.I.
--0
Hydrolypia of hard wood wastes at the Lobva Hydrolysis
Plant. Gldroliz.
i lasokhim.prom.10 no,1:17-20 157, (RUA 10.-W
1*VeeeoMn" nauebio-iseledovatellskiy'inatitut gidrolisnoy i
sul0fitno-
spirtovoy promyshlennosti.
(wood waste) (Hydrolysis)

BELMIM, S.I.; KLIMTA. 2.1.
Processing cotton stalks by means of bydrolyals.
Gidrolls.i.
Issokfilmeprom, 13 no.1:7-10 160. (MM 13:5)
1. Neuchno-issledovatellskiy institut g1drolionoy i
oullfitno-
spirtavoy proVehlonnoati.
(Uzbekistan-Zotton) (Hydrolysis)

BELENIRIY S.I.; KLIMOVA, Z.K.; SHPUNTOVA, M.Ye.;
CHEM-tUKHIN,, I.K.
Rapid contUmous inversion of pentose hydrolyzates.
Gidroliz.
i lesokhime prom. 14 noo7:25-27 161, (MIRA 14:13.)
1. Nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut gidro3.iznoy i
sullfitno-
snirtovoy promyshlennosti (for Belenlkiy, KLimuva
Shpuntova).
2. Perganskiy gidrol.Ltnyy zavod (for Cheremukhini.
(Pento,ges)
(Hydrolysis)

RIVKINA, Kli.l.; FISHER, -'~-TNINA, N.V.
Peat hydrolyaiz) and obtairing feed yeasts on a base
-.11 peat
hydrolyzates. Trudy Kal. torf. J-nst. no.13:108-117
163.
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GOVITARD, Ya.L.; TATTS, B.Z.; BELINNIKIY, L.I.
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Preparation
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GOLIDPARB, Ya.L. (Mockva); (Mosicva).
Transannular effect In m&crocyclic compounds. Usp. khim. 26
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362-387 MY '57. (MLRA 10:8)
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M.Ye.; YAVORSKIY, B.M.; KAHEMSKIT, V.D.
Spectrophotometric analysis of leuco esters (with summary in
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BXMIXIY..,Wvig losifovich; LIPATOV, S.M.,
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red.; MUMI, X~T*, tekhn. red,
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gpplication3
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0
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of the
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Nauch.-isel,
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pbysicochemical
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Higher Edue
LGO, Moscow Textile Inst), 150 copies (KL, No 25, 19`9, 131)

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takhnologichookikh protsessov O'tdolochnogo proizvodstva, Moskva,
Gos.uauchno-tekhn.izd-vo RSrSR, 1960, 137 P,
(HM 14t4)
(Textile finishing) (Automatic control)
;-him

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V.A.., starshiy
nauchnyy sotrudaik; BELENIXIY,, L.Ig,, prof.
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zaochnoy
institut tekstilinoy i legkoy promyshlennosti (VZITLP)
(for
Beleulkiy).
(Textile_finishing)

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Ef fe.at .of the length of-aliphatic chain on the character and
yield
of the products formed in the intramolecular acylation of
t0 -(2-thienyl)alkanoic acid chlorides. Izv.AN SSSR.Ser,khim.
no.8:
1451-1460 -Ag 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. In stitut organicheskoy khimii im. N.D.Zalinskogo AN SSSR.
(Acids, Fatty) (Cyclization)

KON KOVY Alekf-:ey lvanovich; ZELIDIN', Yully
Ritfailovic~$. KUPGIN,
Yurly Mikhaylovich; KOZLOVSKIY, Sergey Dinitriyevich;
KONIKOVA, Mayya Borisovna; LUM'.117OV, Fonstantin
Dmitriyevioh; BEELMMIKlY L. I r(Asenzent; ABR-it.1-1011,
S.A.,
ret:;enzent; i" serizent; .-I'lDIRTSEV, S.L.,
ratsenzeni.; VERMSKAYA, Ye.M.., rod.
[Equipment for tho firisldng opera-%Ions in the textile
industry] Obc:rudcvani.o otdolcebnogo pr*i~vcxistva
tekstill-
noi pron7shlennosti. Moskva., Legkaia industrAla,
417 p. (NUIA .18:1)

KARAYEV, A.I.; BELENIKIYv L.I.
Mechanism of the central regulation of interoceptive
metabolic
reflexes. Zhur. vyo. nerv. deiat. 15 no.6:1055-1062
N-D 165.
(MIM 1~ - 1)
1. Sektor fiziologii AN AzerSSR, Baku. Submitted
August 1, 1N.

BELEWK1Y Semen Isaakovich; KAIASBIKOVA, L.V., red.
[Increasing the durability of gear wheels used in the
industrial equipment of enterprises of light industry3
a manual] Pcvyshenie dolgovechnosti zubchatykh koles
obonidovani-18. predprilatii legkoi promyshlennosti;
uchabnoe posobie. Moskvaq Legkaia industriia, 1964. 35 P.
(MIRA 16:5)

EELENIKIY, Semen Isaakovich; L.V.~ red.
[Increasing the durability of bearing parts used in the
industrial equipment of1dght'industry; a manual] Fovy-
ahenie dolgovachnooti podshipnikovylt datalei oborudovanlia
legkoi promyshlennosti; uchebnoe posobie. Moskva, Legkaia
industriiaf 1964. 61 p. (KM 18:5)
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now

ACC NR% AP7004789 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/67/000/001/0122/0122
INVENTOR: Balezin, S. A.; Aronson, Yu. P., teleaLkiy. S.
ORG: none
TITLE: Method of inhibiting the corrosion of ferrousimetals in
acid solutions.
Class 48, No. 190167. [announced by the All-Union Chemical and
Pharmeceutical
Scientific Research Institute (Vaesoyuznyy
nauchno-issiedovatel'skiy khimiko-
farmatsevticheskiy institut)] I ~ -
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovar~yye znaki,
no. 1, 1967, 122
TOPIC TAGS: -=mewl coXrosion protectio , vm== corrosion inhibitor
19eiD 0ORROZ.'e'Ll. 1"CA-C0900r6o M E4,94
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a method of
inhibiting the corrosion
of ferrous metals 'in acid solutions, according to Author
Certificate no. 162738. To
improve the degree of protection *against corrosion, derivatives
of mercaptoimidazolp
are added to the acid solution In the form of granules containing
stearic acid and
propargyl alcohol.. (AZI
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE: none
LC~wd
2.11 _UDCt 620,197.3

ARONSON, fu.P.,- BELEN'KIYj S.M.
Inhibitors of carbon steel corrosion in diluted sulfuric
acid.
Zashch.met. 1 no.lzl25-130 Ja-F 165. (MIRA 18;5)
1. Vaesoyuzny7 nauchno-issledovateliskiy
fiziko-farmatsevticheski3r
inatitut.

31770
S/056 61/041/006/009/054
B108 B138
AUTHORS: Baranov, S. A., Samoylov, P. S., Rodionov, Yu. F.,
Belenikiy, S. N., Piroahkov, S. V.
TITLE: The energy levels of the U232 nucleus
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v.
41,
no. 6(12), 1961, 1740-1747
TEXT: To clearing contradictions in data on the U 232.1evels the
authors
studied the decay of Pa232, which was obtained by irradiating
Ps.231 with
slow neutrons. The measurements were made with a magne~tio
double-focusing
P-spectrometer and a r-scintillation spectrometer. Four new gamma
transitions with energies 147, 236, 280, and 1150 kev have been
discovered.
On the basis of the P-spectrum, conversion electron spectrum, and
t-speotrum, certain data on the gamma transitions in U232 have
been VK
obtained (Table 3). It was not possible, however, to establish a
complete
level scheme. EO transitions were found between the levels 0 +
--*0'* and
2 1
Card 1 Z

31770
S/056/61/041/006/009/054
The energy levels of the... B108/B138
22 -0-21, The experimental results agree with theoretical
predictions.
Mention is made of A. S. Davydov, G. P. Filippov, V. S.
R6stovskiy, and
A. A. Chaban (ZhETF, lit 440, 1956; Nucl- Phys., .9-0, 499,
1960).
G. V. Shishkin, A. A. Arutyunov, and Yu. A. Dmitriyev are
thanked for
help. There are 4 figures, 3 tables, and 13 references: 7
Soviet and
6 non-Soviet. The two most recent references to
English-language
publications read as follows: J. Perlman. Proo. Intern. Conf.
on Nucl.
Structure, Kingston, Canada, 1960, P. 547; S. Bjdrnholm et
al. Bull-Am.
Phys. Soo., 6, 239, 1961.
SUBMITTED: June 21, 1961
Le end to Table 3: (1) energy of the r-transitions, kev, (2)
experiment,
(31 theory for, (4) theory, (5) multipolarity of the
f-transition,
* theoretical values of the internal conversion coefficients
on the K and
L shells taken from Ref. 6 (L. A. Sliv, I. M. Band. Tablitsa
koeffitsienty
vnutrenney konversii izlucheniya, part 2, Izd. AN SSSR, and
part 1,
Izd. AN SSSR, 1956). ~Itheoretical values of the internal
conversion
coefficients on the M shells taken from Ref. 7 (M. E. Rose.
Internal
Conversion Coefficients, Amsterdamq 1958).
Card 24 -Z

"111120.
B/056/62/043/004/002/061
B102/B186
AUTHORSs Baranov, 3. A., Kulakov, V. M.# Belen'kiy. 5..N.
'j
P39
TITLE: Fine structure. of PU .c2.10- . The 5495.0 kev o~-erouprof Pu 38 vias taken as
a
s.t.andard. J01re than 20 r4-groups of low inie6sity were -found,
some beAng
complex. lhe nuclear level scheme (Fig. 21 sae constructed from the
data
gd.t in five series of tests (rk~particle energy, intensity,
forbiddennessq
'lqvel energy).' Apart frominitial determinations of level
characteristics,
iB43t of.thev~-groups mentioned were here observed for.the first
time. A
now rotational band 5/2+ [63~j is assumed to exist. The *(-transition
to
the u235 ground state could not be separated from the ce-l-transition
to the
0
Uard 1

06 1
S/056/62/043/004/002/061
/00 21
Fine structure of ... B10?/D186
?35(
trana iti Otl to
isovieric stite of U T.1~2-._ 26 min, 1 /2 + 1/2F631]). An,4-transition to
6 kev - ,as found by liewton (Rual. Phys. 39' 345, 1957)
a levol of -4 (,/2
e345 19 57~
v;as not observed. The level ncheme of Fig. 2 is assumed to be still In
s tj I In
roups lh
'1ve a t
complete, r~s some -w_-Croups such as: the 49a8, 4873, and 4830 groups
hqve at
least tAo compononts. Thcre are 2 figures and I table.
Card 2/

BAMOV, S.A.; KUIAKOV, V.M.; BEISNIIIIY2_S-N-
Fine structure of Pa239 k-radiation. Zbur. eksp. i teoro
fiz, 43 no,4tW5-1139 0 162, , (MM& 15:11)
(plutonium) (Alpha rayo)

7
Cate&ry : MiR/iuciear Mysics Elementary Particles C-3
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - FizikiL, No 1, 1957, No 451
Author ; Belen'kiy, S.Ye. and Rozentall, I. L.
Inst : Phys. inst.-,-UM Read. of Scienees
Title : On the Annihil ion of Anti-Nucinons with Formation of
Stars
Orig Pub, : Zh. eks~erim. i teor. fiziki, 1956, 301 No 3.,
595-596
Abstract : The Fermi statistical theory is used to calculate
the probability of
formation of a different number of 11--mesons during the
anmthilatioll of a
slow anti-nucleon by a klUeledwa. Thd.calzulation results are
given for
cases vhen the isotopic spin is T =1 and T - 0. The most
probable Valu,e
is approximately 3 -- 4 at T =1 and: appr oximately 4 at T = 0.
The
distribution of the formed masons by charges is calculated and
included
in the article (for the case n > 3).
Card 1/1

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BILENIM, S.Yu., aote.
~-
Concirning P.P. Obnorskii's article *Irperience in
planning the
operation,of'the aistrict hospital In a city*. Zdrav.
Roo. 7eder.
3 no.3-.33-34 Mr 139. (MM 12:4)
(MBGOW--HOSPITAIIS)

(decease4~; FRADKIN, Ya.S.
~: - ~ - - -, ~, ~,-. . r
Turbulent mixing theory. Trudy Fiz. inst. 29:207-2',18
'65.
(MIRA 18:8)

B= ry v
N11a. v -.1 ~
Riminate superfluous expenditure of labor. Sots.trud
no.1:66-68
Ja 156. (Petroleum industrr) (wages) (KWA 9:7)

BZLEMIKIYI~5---
New wage scales in the petroleum'and gas Industries.
Sots.trud.
4 no.7:52-58 Jl 159. (MRA 13:4)
(Gat; industry) (Petroleum industry)

ANTOSHINA, N.V.; ASTAFIYEV, G.V.; BABKRI, S.I.;
i'PTAVINI. N.F.;
BELM41KIY,j,A.; BZ.~CEZIN, I.P.; BOBRC.. U.S.;
'VOD(dv_,' A'.M.; GRITWAII, Yu.Ya.; KUKUSHKIN, L.I.;
PERzi-ELKIN,
V.P.; PETROVA, N.P.; GESEUVICH, A.M., red.;
DEKHTYARI, Ye.G.,
red.
(New surgical apparatus and instruments; a practical
manual
for physicians, students of senior courses at
medical insti-
tutes and surgical nurses] Novye khirurgicheskie
apparaty i
instrumenty; praktichoskoe rukovodstvo dlia vrachei,
studen-
tov starshikh kursov meditsinskikh institutov i
operatsion-
nykh sester. Yoskva, Meditsina, 1964. 253 p.
041RA 18:3)

BUMIftY, V.I.. inchener.
The b-281 self-prooblled auction dredge. Melch.stroi. 10
no.6:3-6 Je 153.
(KIRA 6:6)
(Dredging mLehinery)
-- F.,