SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BELKO, J. - BELKOVA, L. N.

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BMO,.Jozaf., ins,
Development and distribution of the plywood production in
Ozechoslovalda-o- Drevo,48~-zo66s2io-= ja 40.
I* Zdruzerde drevarokyoh
d4v zilinA,

BELKOY Jozef.. inz.
Reserves 11rusing wood as domestic raw materials in wood
industries in Slovakia. Drevo 18 no. 10:358-361 0 163.
1. Zdruzenie arevarskych podniko'v, Mina.
MM

BELIKOP JOZGf, inz.
improving the cooperation bct~,re--. forestx-( and
the wood :In-
dustry. Drevo 19 no,2170 Ft64)
1. Riaditall Z'=-ezira, n.r.~ Bari5ka

Organisation of the work of the.subprofessional medical
personnel
in the combined operation of the sauitary-wepidemiio'logical
with the district hospital. Xed.sestra 19 no0WO-22 Ja 160.,
(XIBA 130)
1, 8tarebaya sestra Vishuitakoy rayouncy bolluitsy
Cherucyttakoy
oblasti.
(TIZHUITSL DISTRICT--PUBLIC MUMO.RMAL)

~~~~starohaya poditsinslmya sestra
Tat Iiana.Andreovm.An.&eovao Had. seat= 20 no.2;56-57 JA
IQ,
(MIRA 14:3)
4 Is Vizhnitskoy xWonnoy bollnitoy Chernovitsk oblastio
(ANbRUVA9 TATIIAKL ARDFMEVNkl JMT
7'7'771:!7'77-7~-~~

BELIKO,,R.I., starebaya-moditainekaya eastra,
Nurses' councils. Med.sestra 21 no.7:63 ii 162. (MM 15:8)
(NURSES AND NURSING)

KATUSEVICHj H.G., kand.ekon.nauk; PASHKIVICH, O,N,, kand,okon,nauk;
HUKHIKA. V.Ae, mladehiy nauohnyy sotradnik; KaKOTI, KJOot kand,
okon.nauk,- SAYBL'73V. I.T., m1adshly nauchnyy sotradnik;
NEWSKAYA, T.A.0 kand.okon.nauk; DIWOV, B.L. m1adshiy nauchnyy
sotrudnik; Prinimali uchastiye; BILIKO, S,P., aladshiy nauchayy -
sotrudnikl' ANDROSOVICH, Ye*I. 9 mid-R-shiy nauchnjy sotrudnik;
K MAREV, B.Te., mladshiy nauchun sotradnik; REM, S.B., stershiY
statistik. TIHOFBYBV, L., red.; VOLOKHANOVICH, I., tekhn.red.
[Capital assets of industry and their utilization) Oanovnye fondy
promysblennosti i ikh ispollsovania, Minsk, Izd-vo Akad.nauk
BssR, 196o. 192 p. (Km 14;1)
1. Akademiya awn ESSR..Xinske- Ircktitut ekonomiki. 2. Institut
ekonomiki AN BSSR (for all, except Timofeyev, Volokhanovich).
(White Russia--Gapital)
It

BELIKOP S.P" nauoh4y;sotrudnik
Introduce the specialization of knit goods factories in the local
industries in White Russia. Tekstprom. no*2:31-33 163. (MMA 16t4)
lo Institut skonomiki AN BSSR.
(Whito Russiso-Knit goods industry)

rf- 4 6 Y-1.
PINIGIN, IV;(V\:~BUbi.G.P.;
PETWOVA,D,S'.;ISTOXIVA,T.I,;YUZHKOVA.R.U.,-
XOBNTS, B.V.; SUCHNIKOVA, L.D.;' ZRI-TY11AU, Yu.Ya.;
PADAIKO, Z.F.;
MIKHALOVSKAYAO Ye.H.; KAlXYXOVA* A.D.; KOST14RIM,
V.V.-,JEIJrO, V.I.;
KOSTRIMO; HUSIXHINA
Distribution of brucellosis in Bastern Siberia avA the
Par Feet.
Tez. i dokl.konf.Irkogos,nBuch.-issl.protivochum.
inst.no.2:55-56
'57- (MIR& 11:3)
~SIMIAO MASTIOW--BRUG"LOSIS)
(SOVIET FAR FAST-BRUCELIMIS)

VYROBOVx G.P.;,~~-V. 1.11.; ANTIPtYEVA, O.A.;
JALISHEVSKAYA, Z.T.
Brucellosis of the suis type in Khabarovsk Territorys
Dokl. Irk*
go.s much.-iss~. protivochum. inste noo5sl",-16 163
WIRA 18al)

ZHILIN, K.G., professor; BB40RXT# K.A.; ANDRIMAt G.T.
f =W*a
S&n1tar7-kqgisnLo requir6ments in field camps. Gig. i san.
21 no.4:
44-45 AP 156. - (MM 9:7)
1, Is dhkalovskogo meditsinskogo instituta i oblastuoy
sanitarno-
epidemiologicheskoy stantaii.
(AGRI
brqgp!&Te~cts of field camps (Bna))

GOROSHCEINKO. Ya.G.;__gAj!KOSKOT, V.I.: BABXIN, . A.G ..
Distribution of rare earth elements between the solid
and the
liquid phase in the course ^f the crystallization of
double sulfates.
Zhur.prikl.khim. 33 noe4:803-808 Ap 160. (KIRA 13:9)
(Rare earths) (Sulfates) (Crystallization)

ZIDIKOV, A.
Organize adequate building sMly bases for rural electri-
fication, Sell.strol. 15 no.6:" Je 160,
NEU 13:8)
1. Fachallnik Vladimirskogo oblastnogo
stroitellno-eksplustatsiow-
nogo, upravlenlya Sellelektro Ministerstva sel'skogo
khozymystva.
RS35JL
(Rural electrification) (Construction industry)

Barcv, A.
2 532 15 EELKOV, A. ~ .7,ak vskori'"b rostroikL
rostoyannlkh !Lniy svyazi voen.
S.vyazst, 1948, No.7, S. 19-210
SO.: latocis'Zhurnal Aatey, No. 30, I-b3cow, 1948

UJO ~KOV A.
We will provide a steady supply of electric power. Sell. stroi.
no.7:23-24 162. (MIRA 15t8)
1. Nachallnik Vladbdrakogo Sellelektrostroya.
(Vladimir Province-Rural electrification)

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2 1 S/0572/65 "000/00110-22, M. ,a)d
ACCESSION Nil: AP500 D3 V I U
AUTHOR: Budifflcov, P.P. (Academician AN VkrSSR), Bulavin, I.A.
(Doctor of techiiical
sciences); Belkov, A. F. (Engiiieer)
U
TITLE: S, bstitution of feldspar by alkaline wastes in the production
of technical porcelain
SOURCE. Steklo t keramika, no. 1, 1965, 22-27
TOPIC TAGS: porcelain, porcelain manufacture, feldspar, alkaline
waste, cernentkila
waste, potassium oxide, kaolin. potassium phyllite, firing
temperature, siatering
0
temperature
ABSTRACT: Alkaline dust from the olectrofilters of coment IdIns was
used in peop-a-ring
experimental samples of technical porcelain, in ord'ar to study and
prove the possible
substitution of the inadequate supply of feldspar in commcrci~l
PrOdUC4_101 of porcelain.
Waste of 25-50% K 2 0 and not more than appro~dmately V.6 L'erric
oxdde cantent was
sintered with kaolin (43(;"; cement dust: 57% kao.11r) at 1000C to
cbminate the se'lubility of
the alkali and to produce a dispersible clinker of the appro)dmate
composition of potassium
phyllite. 0, xperi-meatal mixtures of 27.42% kaoliii, 18. 58' ciay,
39'1-1'~~) hig-hly dispersed
quartz sand and 161)/o clinker gave good plasticity at 22.5-1113%
WLtj-,r content and 13%
shrink-age at 1260-1320C. The use of clinker and quartz sand of up to
30,u particle
Card 1/2-

25259-;-
L 65
ACCESSION NR: AP5002931
diameter permitted a decrease in the conventional firing temperatures for
electro-
technical porcelains by 80-120C. Optimum sintering temperatures were 1180-120OC;
blistering and increased porosity due to the thermal decomposition of ferric
sulfate
occurred only at higher temperatures. Thus, highTuality material can be produced
in an oxidizing atmospheref -as ahown _lwy-mechanicAl lesqk4 and microscopiu
studies,
Orig. art. has: 2 tables, 8 figures and I formula.
ASSOCIATION- MKhTilmeni D. L Mendeleyeva
SUBMITTED: 00 ENCL: 00 SU73 CODE: MT
NO REF SOV: 0,01 OTHER: 003

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SSION MR: A25009383 COCV, /0102/ -105
(Academician); Bulavin, X.A. (Profeeasor); Belkov, A F.
R's ATTMOR- Budnikcrv. P.P.
(Enzineer)
-.7 -.7- -77~~
SOUM, Sklar a k4rsmik,, no % 1.965, W2_105
_OPIC TAGS: porcelain, high voltage electric porcelain, electric porcelain..
fritjI
fritting, feldspar, electrical flue gas dust collector
ABSTFACT-. The article reports on a Saviet imestigation of thm, posaibility of
usiag ae a fusing agent highly nikaline componeents of dust collected frcr-n
the flue
gases of' cement furnaces by electric dust traw. The iwiestigation is of current
importance because the p"e feldspar ivquired in the Manufactktre of electric
porcc-i
lain &"., relatively scarce, end even thowh the ccmpozition of flue gasea and
fur-
iace shaft gaaes is diffevmt In the WSR, the study of the prdblem is still of in
Ic
terest for Czechoslwv~&. Th-e thermogrx= of a alinllmr ca] ined at 1,400T shows
ao impartant phen=ena vhich vould indicate the further course off. ph~-zical
c_heml-
cal processes. The frit is a white, jorous substance on which no black spote are
visible to tha. naked eye. The experinentally pmpared porcelain pazte exhibit
.6 M11
CcIfd.

1 52500-65-
A=SION IIR*. AP5009383
a r,~ astu,re c
the desired properties and at ontent 6f 2. 0
has an elasticity of 64$
"a volprovic plasticity of 1.8-10-0 see-,# and a relaxation t:Uie of
4,000 see.
Analysis of the data leads to the follmlmg conclusions; 1) The
experimental pasta$
a level with the usual high-voltage porcelains; 2) the frittlng range
is
60*C; 5) thak fritting Qf the material begins even before the
decomposition of ne
Liva oxids. The Tritting which sets in at from 1,180 to 1200*C is
optim=. Orig.
mrt. has: 8 figuztz and 2 tables.
ASSOCDMON: none
Sliam-m: 00
EML: 00 SIM OODE: PC

BIU)NIKOVt P.P.p akadem1k; BULAVITI, I*A.f doktor
tokbn. nauk; BELKOV,
A. F. . inzh.
Substitution of alkali waste for feldspar in industrial
porcelain.
Stek. i ker. 22 no,l-.22-29 Ja 165. (MIRA 18;7)
1. AN UkrSSR (for Budnikov). 2. Moskovskiy ordena.
Lenina khImiko-
tekhnologicheskiy Institut im. D.I. Mendeleyeva (for
Belkov).

BELKOV, A, K. r,- EPP
R92281
Partiyno-sovetskaya pechat' v period bor'by za
kooektivizatsiyu
sellskogo khozyaystva '(The party-soviet press in the
period of
struggle for collectivization of agriculture)
Moskva, Tsk KPSS, 1953.
33 p.
At head of title: Kormumisticheskaya partiya
sovetskogo sqyuza.
Vysshaya partiynaya 3hkola.

SOV/110-59-5-2/25
AUTHORS: Iraniy, P.Bo, Engineer and Belkov, B.V., Engineer
TITLE: A Standard Series of Isolators for Indoor Distribution
of
Equipment (Yedinaya seriya ra2yediniteley dlya,vnutrennikh
raspredustroysty)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik elektroprowyehlonnosti, 19,59, Nr 5, pp 9-11
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Uralelektroapparat Works is producing a new standard
series of isolators type RV for 400-600 and 1000 A,
intended for indoor distribution equipment of 6 and 10 kV.
Photographs of the 600 and 1000 A isolators appear in
Fig 1 and 2. The new Isolators type RV are-better than
the old type RVT in respect of cost of manufacture and
erection, electrical properties and reliability. The
dimensions and weights of the old and new types are
compared in Table 1. The reductions have been-secured
by the design changes indicated in the drawing given in
Fig 3, where the old and the new outlines are superimposed.
The new contact construction is drawn in Fig 4, 5 and 6.
The arrangement is such that electro-magnetic forces due
to heavy currents increase the contact pressures, so that
Card 1/2 .,heavy contact springs are not required. It is shown by

SOV/110-59-5-2/25
A Standard Series of Isolators for Indoor Distribution Equipment
the sketch in Fig 6, that the actual contact pressure
is four times greater than that of the springs. Data
about the electro-dynamic stability of theold and now
types of isolator are given in Table 2 and.it will be
seen that the new type is much better. In the new
isolator the maximum copper temperature after five seconds
short-circuit does not exceed 300*C. Prolonged operating
tests on isolator type RV carried out in the factory at
rated current show 'that it is greatly superior to
isolator type RVT in respect of stability contact
resistance during transients. There are 6 figures and 2 tables.
SUBMITTED: 3rd July 1958
Card 2/2

AUTH.OR: Belkov,.B,.VA,_~,gineer SOV/110-59-7-4/19
TITLE: r5-Years of High-voltage Switchgear Manafacture at the
"Uralelektroapparat" Works (Vysokovolltnoye apparatost-
-,oyeniye na zavode "Uralelektroapparat" za 25 let)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik elektropromyshlennosti7l9597Nr 7,PP 11~-20
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The manufacture of high-voltage switchgear commenced at
the "Uralelektroapparat" works when it was opened in-1934.
The first 10 kV oil circuit-breakers were made to the
design of the Leningrad Elektroapparat works. In 1935
'the works designed an original 6 kV small-oil-volume
.circuit-breaker, type VMG. The design of this breaker has
been improved over the years and it has become the works'
longest-established product. At the outbreak of war the
Leningrad Elektroapparat works ceased production and the
Uralelektroapparat works had to increase greatly the range
of switchgear made. After the war, the manufacture of
switchgear at the works developed still more. Existing
designs have been modernised and new ones developed.
Descriptions are given of different types of switchgear
manufactured by the works, starting with 10 V equipment.
Card 1/6 Feeder circuit-breaker type VMG-133 has been modernised
. and is now being produced in China, Flumania, Poland and

SOV/110-59-7-4-/19
25 Years of High-voltage Switchgear Manufacture at the
"Uralelektroapparat" Works
Bulgaria. Rupturing-capacity tests made in Czechoslovakia
confirmed the excellent properties of this circuit-breaker.
Recent designs of 10 V circuit-breakers type MGG-10 have
been developed for currents up to kOOO A. This type of
switchgear has been frequently shown In international fairs
and exhibltions. Sub-station circuit-breakem of 35) 110
and 220 V are described. The first 35 V circuit-breaker,
type MKP-357 was manufactured in 191+8. After development
It was able to handle a rated current of 1000 A and has a
rupturing capacity of 1500 MVA. In 1952 series production
commenced of the new breaker type MEP-110 for 110 Vt
which replaced the obsolete type MKP-160. It has new
multi-break arc-suppression chambers, giving a rupturing
capacity of 3500 MVA. The reduction in size that has been
achieved compared with the old type will be seen from the
outline drawing in Fig 1._ In 1955 another obsolete
circuit-breaker2 type MKP 271+, was replaced by a new 220 V
type MKP-220 with a rupturing capacity of 3500 KVA.
-In 1957 successful co-operation with the laboratory of
Card 2/6 Mosenergo culminated in an improved design of circuit
breaker with a rupturing capacity of 5000 MVA. This design

SOV/110-59-7-4/19
25 Years of High-voltage Switchgear Manufacture at the
"Uralelektroapparat" Works
gives considerable economy of material. Co-operation
continues now with the object of raising the rupturing
capacity to 7000 MVA. The new series of sub-station
circuit-breakers for 35, 110 and 220 kV were the first
high-speed oil circuit-breakers produced in the USSR.
They were the first to use contacts of arc-resisting
metallo-ceramics. The works has had considerable
successes in the manufacture of 400 and 500 kV circuit-
breakers. Manufacture of 1+00 kV air-blast circuit-
breakers type VV-400 to the designs of the All-Union
Electro-Technical Institute began in 1956. They have a
rated current of 2000 L and a rupturing capacity of
10,000 MVAI and are exemplified in Fig 3. Circuit-
breakers of this type are installed in the Volga Power
Station and on the 400 kV '"yshev-Moscow transmission,
line. k new All-Union Blectro-Technical Institute
design of 500 kV air-blast circuit breaker, type VV-500,
is now undergoing manufacturing development; it will have
Card 3/6 a rated current of 2000 A, and a rupturing
capacity of
207000 MVA. Circuit-breakers of this type are to be

SOV/110-59-7-4/19
25 Years of High-voltage Switchgear Manufacture at the
"Uralelektroapparat" Works
installed In 1959 in the Stalingrad power station and on
the Stalingrad-Moscov transmission line. A brief
description is given of the construction of these breakers.
A-new type MKP-500 series of single-tank oil circuit-
breakers for 500 V has been developed for the severe
climatic conditions of the Ural and Siberia. These
circuit-breakers, exemplified in Fig 4, operate reliably
at lower temperatures than air-blast circuit-breakers.
The type MEP-500 comprises three single-pole circuit-
breakers with d.c. or pneumatic actuation. Resistance
shunting is used on the four breaks and the current is
effectively suppressed without excessive contact travel.
The breakers can carry 2000 Land available test results
show that the rupturing capacity is at least 10,000 KVA.
There is reason to suppose that with some improvement in
the are-suppression device this can be raised to 15,000 VA.
InLJ9587 the works commenced production of high-voltage
switchgear for delivery to countries with tropical climate.
Card 4/6 Special circuit-breakers type VMP-6T for 6.6 kV2 200
MVA
(illustrated in Fig 5) and MGG-6T for 6.9 kV, 500 MVA

SOV/110-59-7-1+/19
25 Years of High-voltage Switchgear Manufacture at the
"Uralelektroapparat" Works
(illustrated in Fig 6) were constructed for a metallurgical
works in India. Despite the tropical specification, the
circuit-breakers are smaller than type VMG-133, and
development continues. Spe~cial circuit-breakers have
been designed for the electrification of railways and for
agricultural use. Tests have been completed on single-
phase feeder circuit-breakers type VMO-35 for 27.5 kV7
1000 A, with a rupturing capacity of WO YIVA. Othe.-
special types are briefly described. The works is now
developing new oil circuit-breakers for voltages ranging
from 35 to 500 V with the minimum weight, size and oil-
content. These breakers will use new small bushings of
high mechanical strength, special are-resisting contacts,
and arc-resisting insulating materials. It is proposed
to modernise circuit-breakers types MGG-10 and MKP-35 to
increase their rupturing capacity to 1000 and 2000 MVA
Card 5/6 respectively. It is intended -to standardise
switchgear
drives to the greatest possible extent. A good deal of

SOV/110-59-7-4/19
25 Years of High-voltage Switchgear Manufacture at the
"Uralelektroapparat" works
research and experimental work will have to be done in
order to develop new high-power are-suppression
devices.
Card 6/6 TheIre are 6 figures.

BELKOV, B.V,, inzh.
Manufacture of high-voltage swit4les In the Urals.
Elektrotekhnika
35 no.9:4-6 S 164. (MIRA 17:11)

Standa d plans for shops manufacturing partition panels, Biul* stiite
.:.
AP 157.~-
1. Uningrgdakiy Promstroyproyekt,
(C*ncrete slabs)

IMLIVOV, D.V., itsh,
for obtaining mortar hinders in lime Willing
and slaking shops. Stroi. prom. 36 no.8:38-.39 Ag 158.
(MIRA 1-1.. 9)
(Binding materials) (Lime industry)

BELKOV, D. Z., Cand of Agric Sci -- (dies) "Investigation of Biological
Peculiarities of Acorns of Various Types of Oaks in BulEaria,"
Mosciw, 1939, 20 pp (Moscow AgricultdLral Acdemy im K. A. Timiryazev)
(KL, 1-60, 124)

TliE AKaULt-R CCF.REL.ATI(N 14 THE INTMMAL C0.4-
VERSION ovx2AY$. Woonyx Ko"elrow" Fri
Vttit"uzet riaverail v-Lachvl). V. B- Bar-atclaW.,
Tmnotated by G. Mkav fmns Zlt:zr. Wmptl' I TrareLltr.,
it. 100-4009
An shatract of %ts pWr alipcito ta Nizzint gv,t*tcq
Ab4tractai as I(SA 4-1308,

23994 BELIKOV, G._I. 0 nelcgtoi,3,kh Geo khbaicheskikh
osobermostyalch pamskikh
.jalog.ennyl-h osadkov iz rayonov zana-Inoeo sklona Urala. Trudy
Vsesoyuz.
Nefft. nauch. - issled. Geol. - ra~vei. III-TA, Novaya scriya, VYP
28,
1949, 3- 131-41, -- Bibliogr; 22 Nazv.
SO: Letopis, Plo. 32, 1949.
t

BzLIKOV, I.
24,00c? BELIK011, G. 1. K IWAOdille opredelezraya
fosfora v nclftyan)4~h vod,-L'%".
Trudy Voesoyuz. Neft. !auch.-issled. Geol.-razverl.
I:;-TA, ,ovaya
soriya, TIP. 28, 19,1?9, 3, 167-73- - Bibltogr; .16 Nazv,
SO: LetojAs, No- 32, 19119-

RELAVVISTIC:1M EcAy QF, FREE PARTtCLES HAWRO
TRUEE-MMENSIONAL EXTe%MON. (Retyativistalaya
Teorlya SvoboftyM Trekhmerno Proty-atLatnyth Chasutc.).
Yu. P. Sblrokoy. Trauslatc4 by 0. Belkov f-rej Mar.
DPI)^ - I Teoret. Ftz. 22, S39-4179WM-9p. (TV-441)
11 Is showm tUt the rMufremeat of MilivisLic favarlstre
does zut introdwe dlificultles of pritciple in tba Lheory of
free partfeles hiving c6v.-dimenslwtal extes-el=. A
general method for caartrhxttag such a pir(L-le model to

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W
1% been. "In,
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4stAttelsm in partially rt~omihh~ prwess" ka Ottraduv~
Concepts of the coeffictent at (h, Yrno4ynamic rovers*110.
osnnvy obubahchunnago inctods awlizal. 1. P, Ishk!n and
V. M. Brodianaldt. Translated by %, K~ cm zFtir. (cir) ind if,;!
coefficivnt of thcrtntx-4vitamic a.-ttacticism Ici
150. f"-. - , - am Introduced. k ronpanson of c#,r ard cta t6 given. A
The jndlv~t- of 1cw-temperaWre procea!ws bated on the cla4atficatmn
of t1w orwv6svs (~ the 1,cirt of view of llh,ir
Ftrat th-cm Ir-doamic principle detc1l TtOt give a cOmPletc
thermodynarnic aml~s,s tin the bistd of irmci itbilit) s -
pj~turv *1 t~~c ptysteal nature of Vhe proccases. The us4q of given.
A diagram ta dev, hich permits ii )nw-n-,
t2w eernad therwooramic principle wxAws It posalble (c th~rrnodynamfc
czlculation conz~cl~d with thr nnai% r
ev.ihate- q=nUtatively the Irreversibility of the entire
d-9*
Aff-I

BZLIKOV G.1 kandidat goologo-mineralogichaskikh nauk.
vammak"iih
Nesqmehonits. crystallized from oozy saline vater. Priroda 42
no.11:96 N
Off-RA 6: 11
1. Vsesoyuxnyy nftohno-inaledovatellskiy institut solyanoy
'pronvehlonnosti
(Leningrad). (Nesquabouite)

BELIKOV,, Go 1.
"Polarographic Determination of Some Trace Elements in
Saliferous Depositej,"
Tr. Vsese N. A. in-ta solyanoy prom-stis No 1. 92-96s 1954
By means of the polarographic method and dithizon extraction,
the
author indicates the distribution of certain trace-elements of
the heavy-
metals group in salts from individual deposits. Zn and Fb enjoy
a rather
wide distribution in the salt deposits (in dispersed form)j Zn
is of the
order from 1o4-10-5 to 8.2*10-4%. Pb from 0 to 5o10-4%, The
data obtained
is the basis for further investigations in the direction of a
study of the
trace admixtures in saliferoue deposits.
RZhGeols No 1. 1955

ON TRE SCIdt6MMUR EQVA'fl(XV FOR I-RE HEUVU
ATOM. (04 Urmua4ll Shredmra WIts Awma GaIUO.
Y,& _Fock. TramlaW by G. ftlk" from lzvezt. Aicid,
sdr. Ytt. Is. 161-72004).
$1131

BEL I Kffj.2jjaaj=did&t goologo-mineralogichookikh nauk
(Leningrad);
NOWLIN. G.S. (Xizhaiy Baskunchak).
Formation of granulated malt in Baskunchak Lake.
Priroda. 4$ so..T:
84-85 My 156. (KM 9-:8y
1. Vessoyuzzyy nauchno-iseledovatelinkiy Institut
galurgii (for
BelIkov); 2. nimichaskaya, laboratorlya *Bassollil (for
Notorin).
(Baskunchak Lake-Rack-salts)

MKINA, T.L. Irn ;,KAXABOVA, T.P.; NGAGEMVSrATA, TS.A.
WN Aft! 'At
Determination of small concentrations of elements In oil
field
waters. VNIGRI no*105:140-173 157. (HIRA 11:9)
(Water--Analysis)

BILfIDV. G.M.. alektromakhanik.
Automatic control of power-supply stations. Avtom.,-
tolese-I. evias'
2 no.11:25 N 158. (NIRA 11:12)
loTashkentskaya, distautetya, signalixataii 1. evyazi
Tsp~kentsksy
doregi. (ftilroads-Signaling-Block system)

I BRMOV v G. H.
Effect of the shape,of dies and amount of reduction on the
distribution of longitudinal deformations in tba oroso
seotion of forgings. Ruz.-ahtam. proixv. 3 no. 2:15-19
r 161. fMIRA 14;1)
Uporging) (Dies (Hotalworking))
U~

S/137/62/000/002,/012/144
A006IA101'
AUTHORS: Belkov, 0. M., Lifanova, A. V.
TITLE: The effect of some parameters of the open hearth process
on the
technological ductility of 9X"P(9KhF) steel in 110 to 100-ton
ingots
PERIODICAL- Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 2, 1962,
25-26, abstract
2vi66 (V ab. "Stall", Moscow, Metallurgizdat, 1961, 159-166)
TEXT: Technological documentation on melting, teeming and
forging processes
of 274 large-size ingots intended for backing rolls:of
rolling-mills, was
statisticallk investigated at-the F:(MZ. Two indices were taken
as characteristJm
for the forging ability of steel, namely,-the appearance,or
absence of cracks
during preliminary reduction (billeting)'and the magnitude of
allowance "all for
machining thefinished forged work. The corrections of applying
these indices
was confirmed by their correlation with factors whose effect-
on ductility is
well known.' ' e.g. a higher Ni content, improving ductility,
reduced "a" correspond----
ingly.~ For a detailed'statistical analysis 12 factors were
selected: C content
after melting, duration of ore and pure bubbling;, ve
during'these periods;
Fe-Cr grade; holding of-the pool after Fe-Cr addition; metal
temperature prior
Card f/2

3/137/621000/002/012/r44
ThW effWct of-iome parameters ... A0061AI01
to 'teeming; , holding time in the'ladle; rate of filling the molds
and the feed
heads; surface conditions of'tn61dls.~' For all heats cards were
compiled indicat-
Ing +,he-afoietnentioned'factors,'and distribution curves were
plotted. The
authors established the certain effect7of individual factors on the
ductility
of steel and the degree of this effect;' this made it possible to
recommend
thd6ir,optimdm valuds., When,observingithe whole process of
manufacturing an
experivental set from 91 heats it was Oound that if these limits
were observed,
cracks did almost-not occur and index -a" did not exceed the
allowance (3%),- In
the case of deviations cracks did always appear and aav Increased
up to 5.26%.
In particular, it was also established that if the metal
temperature prior to
teeming varied from 1580 to 1,6400C, the holding time in the ladle
had to be
changed from 11 to 17 minutes; ' the'optimu'm teeming rate appeared
to be 26 cm/mIn.
It is stressed that the results obtained concern only the given
conditions and
are only correct within the range of the index changes; their
extrapolation
would be not founded.
Ye. Bukhman
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
Card 212

.B~~gi,y-XikhayloAah; LITENKO, NikoUy Tikhanovich;
ZHURAVLEV, Turiy Arsenlyevich; SAMOKHOTSKIY, A.I.,
Inzh.9 ved. red.; OLISHANSKAYA, I.V., insh., red.;
SOROKINA, T.H., tekbn. red.~
[Effect of beating conditions on the plastic properties of
9KhF steel at forging temperatures. Skid ho per for metal
feed from the furnace to the Eorging hamerl Vliianie re-
shims. nagreva na, plasticheakie svoietva stall. 9W pri ko-
vochnykh temperaturakh. Metallepodavatell at peabi. k ko-
vochnomu molatu. [By] IU.A.Zhuravlev. Moskva,, Filial Vasa.
in-ta, nauohn. i takhn. infermataii, 1958. 14 p. (Peredo-
voi nauchno-tekhnicheskii i prolavodetvennyi opyt. Tema 5.
NO.M-58-20N) (MIRA 16:3)
(Hetaler Effect of temperature on)
(Forge shops-Equipment and supplies)

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for ipressipgp -cless.409 Mo~ 173007

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ABSTRACTI 1his Author's Certificate Introduces's steel for
pressing.which contains

carbon, silicon, manganese, chrvdum,: -
molybdenum vanadium, tungsten and.iluminum.

!The mechanical- pv)perties
'of the steel aresimproved by-using the-following comoosi-

tion (in
%):.,~0.37-0*45 carbon; 0,4-0.6 silicon; 0.5-0,7 manganasa,.2.5-3.0
chro-
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~ASSOCIATIOHi Teentrallpyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
tekhnologLi I

,mashinostroye entral Scientific Research Institute of
Techno;M and Machine
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iBuilding),Id
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BILIZOV, I.B.-
Formation of yttrium in amaxonite pagmatites in Kola
alkali
granites. Vop. geol. i min. Koll. 'poluos. no.1:126-139.
'58.
(Keyvy Upland--Mineroloe,'7) (WPA 11:10)

Om-PA 1. B.; VOLKOVA, M.I.
Chaftinite from pegmatite veins in the western part of the KOM
Upland in the Kola Peninsula. Vop. geol. i min. Koll. polmos.
no.l-.140-145 158. (KRA 11:10)
(Ke.yvy Upland--Mineralogy) I

1216. A Now Lode of 'Stonstrupin' in the Lovos*ro
Turkhas, by A. A.
_L. V. B&I'kov. and 1. 0. Ntiy"o. Doklady Andress A30
LNW. Momyo
Nfri W 56. Wy 1. 1947. 4 p. 11n flummicire).
'Sionstrupin is described as a thoro-titano-milicate
hydrate of fori, cearthm 131%1
smongoneeso. It is known only ;n southern Greenland and
the above, atoct.

latimmowth of gartmit Witit manscovits.
1. V. lk-['-
koviliZollskaya Ban "" Pkuk
&S-S-R.)-1VUWY-
AUT Xask S-S-S-k 61724t-NIM).-Fiat
garoet
Crystals. re ly ia=
js.%~~Vftc from pec--
t
USAIRCS Of 1VTOIX J IV t (211) fam in
More than 90%0f frequency pmuel to MOO
of calurovitc,
and only 8,670 The (110) fact.
Thr(211)%awacomIji.
Inalloo striation In the Amm ITIII.
anif art *omwlwt-
curved by vicinalold step. This tow
11111 It ork-nit 41
underan angle of 30. (10,and 90 * to
the prIncipul ray id I Ix,
percussion Agum of the nda. with
laccatkirrable wat-
WIN!& Is. paralitt to the mys of the
percussion and tbel
pnmure Aom of the maka. The particular
Lt4abuLir
wrowth o( the pnwt In the muscovite is
upkimd by t be
hydrotberaml gemis from aq. solusAn
whirls both min.
rents were formard rather
haultancously. FApmkOy the
viciuM steps on the curved surface (d
(2111) corresp-zid-
to synthetic crystaLzatiom of Saks from
SOW. W.U.

BELKOV, I. V.
Sovety molodym mashinostrotieliam Z-Advice to young maebin
builders-7. Moskva.
Masbgiz, 1952. 60 p.
SO: Monthly List of Russian Acc2ssions, Vol. 6 N8. 12 Mareb
1954.

BATIY3VA, I.D.;
Problem of the genesis of accessory minerals In granite. (In:
Akadsmiia nauk SSSR. Voprosy petrografil I mineralogil.
Moskva,
1953. Vol. 1, p.167-178) (MLRA 7:4)
(Mineralogy) (Granite)

GORMOVP KOZLOVs Te.K-.;
ILMMSM, V.I.; SAXURMq AsSe; TAXIM- D*,D*; GODUNT, G.I.g
lamd. geols'-mineml. nank, red.; DMBTAGO, T.N., tskhn~
red.
[Nineral wealth of thi, Kola Penjuxula] 33ogatetva nedr
1:61'sk6go
8 1957.
polnostrova.' YArmns)4 :Mdzhnala red* mPbliarnol
pravdys
128 (xm ntlo)
(rols Peninsula-Mineraloff )

BATIYZVA, I.D.-, EELIKOV, I.T.
The Sakharyok alkali maself. 1xv. ir~r*-.-'A-Koll. fil.
AN SSSR no.2:
40-46 158. (MIRA 11:9)
1.Geologicheskiy institut Kol'skoger.filiala AN SSSR.
(Sakharyok Valley-;-4yenite)

ERLIKOV I.V.; VDLKDVA, X.I.
A rare-earth calcium phosphate-silicate. Izv. Kar. i Koll. fil.
AN SSSR no.2:90-93 '58- (RM 11:9)
1.Goologicheskir institut Kollskogo filiala AN SSSR.
(Iola Paningula-Mineralogy)

BATIYETAI, J.D.; B71L INDV. LV.
tas-ail'co~nglomierates of the KeyV sedimentar7
and metamorphic
aeries in the western Keyv region. Izv-Kar. i
Koll.fil.AN
SSSR no.4:48-53..'50. (JURA 12 -.5)
1. Tuatitut geologii. Kollskogo, filiala, AN
SSSR*
(Keyvy Upiand-Gongionerate)

AUTHOR: Bellkov, I.V., Sidorenko, A.V. 11-58-4-13/16
TITLE: AleV-8andr Fedorovich Sosedko (deceased)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Hauk SSSR, Seriya
Geologicheskaya, 10,58,
Nr4, pplC2 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is an obituary notice on A.F. Sosedko,
Candidate of Geo-
logic-Mineralogical Sciences, senior scientific collaborator
of the Yakut6k branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences.
Card 1/1 1. Cbituaries - Nauk, Alaksandr Sosadko

BEL-KOV9 I.V.
Cy4tnite from contact zones of cyanite schists with
metabasites in
the KeM Upland. Mat.po minoKoll.poluost. W33-142 159.
(Kam Upland-4anite) (Keyvy Upland-Metabasites)

BILIKOV, I.V.
Chevkinite
from alkaline granites ofthe western XeyV area. I2v*
jotr.i jCol I.f il.AN S.SSR n0-3:139-140 159. (MIRA
13:4)
1. Geologicheskiy institut Xol'okogo filiala AN SSSR.
(Xeyvy U~land--Chevkinite)

-BILIKOV, I-V.
Titanits from alkaline granites of the TAnozero repian. Top. ge6l.
i mIn* Koll. poluose no.2t255-258 060. NIRA 13tlO)
(Kanozero -region-Titanite')

BATITEVA, I.D..; ICT I KOV, I. V.
Indications of primary sedimentary orgin of crystalline
schists and gnrlsees of the leyvy Upland. Yop. geol. I min.
. KOV. poluos. tio,3.-219-23) '60. (KIRA 13:9)
(Keyvy Upland-Schists)

TOCHILINp M.S.p otv. red.1 BELIKOVA LV., red.;
GORBUNOVI G.I,S red.;
KOZIDV., Ye.K.,, red.; SIDORRIKO.. A.V.., red..;
TOKAfXV, V.A,p red.;
SHBHGERj I.A.s red. izd-vaj X014DRATIYEVA., N.N.9
tekhn. red.
[Geology of the Kola Peninsula] Voprosy geologii
Kollskogo polu-
ostrova. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1962., 146
p.
(K= 15%6)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Kol'skiy filial Kirovsk.
(Kola Peninmla--Geologyi

BELIKOV I.V,
Cyanite frce tha cyanita'schist6 in tfie KeM UpUnd. VAt. po
Allmo Koll, poluost. 28545 t62,, (MM 164)
(KOM Upland-4yani to
(KeyV Upland--Schiata~

BELIKOV-0 --I..Vo
Accessory-minerals of alkali granites in the western Keyvy
Upland. M&t, po min. Koll. poluost. 3:5-19 162.
Distribution of titanium in alkali granites in the western
KeM Upland region. Ibid.:1+6-49 (NIRA 17:3)

ALIKOV. Iuor' Vladimiroviob; TOCHILIN, M.S., prof., doktor gool.-
minor. nauk, otv. red.; BUSORGINA, N.I,, red.izd-va;
KONDRATI~j,?VAJ- M.N., tekhn. red,
(Kyanite schists of the Keyvy series; geology, crystalline
schists' and kyanite ores]Kianitovye slantsy ovity-keiv; geolo-
gicheskoe stroenie, kristallicheskie slantsy i kianitovye rudy.
Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1963. 319 p. (MIRA 16:3)
(Kola Peninaula-Kyanite)

BELKOV, Leonliy_Leontlyevich;.ZAKIN, M.M., red.; BUKOVSKAYA,
N.A... tekhn. red.
(This mist be )mown,* prevention of tuberculosis] Ob etom
nuzhno snat'; preduprezhdenie tuberkuleza. MoBkva, Medgis,
1963. 26 p. (MIRA 16:7)
(TUEERCULOS IS--PREVFM ION)

MMIL-jiz ~'1111 I
1111roblam of the 0anesis of Hyilrotharwalli Cha,.~-el
Rocks In
Soathwestorn Alta,,." Fazvedim I Okhrana 1.a,ir, N-0.
5. Pp 1-6, 10,54
SO: W-31-429, 2 Sol) 55
. - t 11~1:~` !, -7"

KOZMIN, B.1 HELKOV M,
The NBelarusm tractor in corn loading. M*.-elev.prom, 29
no.ls2,5-26 Ja 163. (XM& 16U)
1. M~vevskaya normat;vno-isoledovatellokaya stantsiya (for
Kolzmin). 2 Mogilevski melinichnyy kombinat No. 7 I[for ~~O.
icom (Maizle~) (Loading and unloading)

Country USSR
Catogory Diseastis of Farm Ani-,aa1se R
Disea3eS Caused "by Bacteria and Fungi.
Abs. Jour. :Ref Zhur-BiOlej NO 21) 19581 90,995
Author :,BelIkov!j No F6, Vikhlyayeva, 6, 6,; Tsingovat
Institut, so Omsk las u e of Veterinary Sciences, ovr
Titlo The Role of Nutrition in Raising the Resistance
of Animals*Lto Brucellosis. -
Orig Pub. Tre Omskogo. veto in-tal 19%/9 151 101-3-17
AbBf~a`ct It is shown here that the reactFivity and resi-
stance to brucellosis infection in raVoits
change at different levels of protein nutrition
Rabbits kept on rations containIng nomal amoud
of digestible protein with.a medium protein ra-
tio manifested a considerably higher resistance
to bruceUosis infection when they-were given
a subcutaneous injection of Br. melitensis cul-
ture as compared to rabbits which were kept on
rations with a surplus of digestible protein
Card:
*Vo A#

Country : USSR
Catogory-- : Diseases of Farm Animals. R
Diseases Caused by Bacteria and Fung,-J.-
Aba, Jour. : Ref Zhur-Biolej No 21, 1958, 96995
Aut'hor
Institlito
TIt1o
Orie. Pub.
Abstract :aad a scanty protein, ratio, From tha authorts
summary.
Card: 2/2

BELIEDV, j614; KMY zN, N.G.
Ommommomm-
'The 40th anniversary of the Omsk Veterinary Institute.
Veterinarlia
36 no.2:28-33 7 '59- OaRA 12:2)
(Omsk-Yeterinary colleges)
i

MMIKOV,.N.P., dote.; IrSMOIM, V.V., dots.; SHPRINBAKH, O.G.,
vetvrach..l
Animals with prolonged postvaceinal reaction as hosts for
brucellosis.;"
Vaterinariia 36 no.12:26-29 D 139. (MIRA 13:3)
I*Omolciy vaterinarnyy institut (for BelIkov. I~rsmont).
2.Omskaya
oblastuaya votbaklaboratoriya (for Shprinbakh).
(Brucellosis in cattle)

14(1) SOV166-59-3-15131
AUTHOR: Bell~~ Engineer
TITLE: The Production Capacity of a Refrigeration Plant Increases
PERIODICAL: Kholodiltnaya tekhnika, 1959, Nr 3, p 61 (ussR)
ABSTRACT: In the Increased production capacity of the
Yenakiyevskiy kholodil'nik
(Yenakiyevo Refrigeration Plant) an Important role was played by
the
creative activity of the technical staff. During 1958, 20 proposals
for Innovations were adopted. The principal improvements were
made.in
the ice-cream and waffle depaAment, In the compressor shoi a
telether-
mometric 36-positional station was Installed. Me article cites a
number
ofadditional minor improvements. A plan has been drawn up for pro-
gressively increasing the plant's capacity by 500 tons.
Card 1/1

SI.Fli ]CAMIX&R.MT, R46.
Using magaeoitm iron for separatora of antifriction bearings, Lit
proirv. no,2:30 7 155; :(MM 8:4i
(Iron-ma&meoium alloys) (Bearings (Machinery))

BMOT, S.F.; STERLIK-OT, V-7.
Yaking large separators by means of liquid metal drop
forging.
Idt.proisv. no.2:8-9 7 16o., I (MIRA 13:5)
(Die casting) (Forging)

A-129 P,
VA A
i L
Ell
k Hill:
Eli
Ilk

.BAYKOVt S.P., kand. tekhn. nauk; BELENKOx I-S-, kmd, tekbn- nauk;
B=OVII Z~F*p Uzhej BMANCHIKOVO H.Pop inzhq -BERNSWUNI
iniz-h-.; BOGORODITSKIr, D.D.,, inzh.; BOLONOV.A,, Te.V.s
kand: tekhn. nauk; EROZGOLI) I.M.,, kand. tekhn.nauk;
VUDIMIROV., V.B., in2h.; VOLKOV, P.D., kand. tekhn. nauk;
GERASINOVAI, N.N., inzb.; ZHUYHOVXTSKIYI A.F,p inzh,;
KABANOVO M.F.j. inzh.; KZEVTSOV, V.M... kand. tekhn. nauk;
Y,OLOMIKOV,, LV... inzh.; KONDRATIYEV, I.M... inzh.;
KUZNETSOV, I.P., kand. tekhn. naukj LIVOV, D.S., kand.
tekhn. nauk; LYMKO, I.Ya., kand. tekhn. nauk; MAKAROV,
~.M., inzh.; CLEYNIK, V.D., inzh,; RABINER, Ye.G., inzh.;
ROZHDESrVENSKIY ju L kand. telthn. nauk,- SAMONIKO, I.M...
Icand. tekbn. ;ta&jj S'I MYROV., P.N. 9 inzh.; - SPITSEN, N.A. .
prof
doktor tekhn. nauk; SPRISOVSK17, AJ.j kand, tekhn. naukj
CHIIUKOV) V.T.0 kand. tekhn ma-~k; SEW., A.S.., kand. tekhn.
nauk; NIBERG, N.Ya., nauchrojy red.; BIAGOSMNOVA, N.Yu.p inzh.,
red. izd-vaj SOKOWVAj T.F.p tekhn. red.;
(Antifriction bearings; manual) Podshipniki kacheniiaj spra-
vochnoe posobie. Moskva# Goo. nauchno-tekhn, izd-vo =shino-
stroit, lit-ry, 1961. 828 p. (HIRA 15:2)
(Bearings (Machinery))

S/137/62/000/012/005/085.
A0061AI01
AUTHORS: Samarin,-A. M., Polyakov, A. Yu., Belkov, S. F., Okorokov,
G. N.
-------------
TITLE: Tne effect ot* vacuumarc remelting upon the quality of bearing
steel
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 12, 1962, 45,
abstract 12V286 ("Tr. N.-i. I eksperim. in-ta podshipnik.
prom-sti", 1960, 1, (21) 41 - 54)
TEXT: The authors investigated the effect of vacuum arc remelting
tech-
niques upon the quality of bearing steels. Data are presented on the
effect of
electric conditions of the vacuum rarefaction, the~magnltude of
inflow and the
strength of the solenoid magnetic field upon the quality of the
ingots (changes
in the chemical comp9sition and completeness of metal rofining). It
was,estab-
lished that the use of vacuum arc.remelting reduces contamination of
bearing
steels by non-metallic inclusions, and its gas saturation. It is
noted that in
the process of vacuum remelting Mn and Si content are somewhat
reduced. It was
established that the electromagnetic mixing of the pool entails the
formation
Card 1/2

S/137/62/000/012/005/085
The effect of vacuum are remelting upon... A0061AI01
of pores in-high-carbon steel ingots and does not affect metal
refining. It is
mentioned that 0 and S are uniformly distributed over the height and
diameter
of the Sh15 stee3 ingot and that only in the zone of shrinkage
cavities an in-
creased 0 content is observed. The pressure In the melting space of
the furnace
varied within a range of 10-11 -5 - 1o-2 mm Hg and did not affect the
decrease In
the 0 content and oxide inclusions. There are 5 references.
A. Savel'~eva
(Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
Card 2/2

NMRKO, A.G., kind. ekonom. nauk; BELEWHY, M.N.,
kand.ekonom.nauk;
CMRNOVO F.N., dotsent;.IJE~L ~, kand.ekonom.nauk;
WSSAROVA., M.N., prepodavatell; .1,ULIKOVSILAYA, D.L., starsbiy
'inzh.-ekonomist
Necessary twctbook on transportation economics (IlEcanwica of
failroad transportation" by I.V.
Vinnichanko; O.S',,- Raikher; E.D. KhLimikovi a~d N..F.
Kholc4ilov.
Reviewed by A.G. Ndporko and others). 'Zhel.dor.transp. 43 no.8:
95-96 Ag 161. (MIRA 14:8)
1. Zave6yushchiy kafedroy "Ekonomika trsnsportall Tashkentskogo
instituta inzhenervo zhe2.eznodorozhnogo transporta (for
Belenlkiy).
2. Kafedra "Ekonomika transporta" Tashkentskogo instituta
inzhenerov zholezzioaorozhnogo transporta. (for Chernov)'
(Rai3xoads) (Beilov., LV.) (Porovoi,'N.E.)
(Vinnichenko, N.G.) (RaUffier' G.S.)
.9
(Kham*ov, E.D.) (Khokhlov, M.P.)

BELIKOV,p V, N., inzb.-
----A-soi"entifie teabnical conference. Masl.-shir prom 27
no.1045 0 161. NM i4il)
(Moldavia-Oil industries-Congresses)
i

BKUW,'V*N.; GUROVAp G.S.
Reinforced concrete signal towers for triangulation in cities@, Good*
i kart. no*1127-32 A 163* (NMI 16 t2)
(2dangulation, signal towwo)
(Reinfor6ed concrete construction)

-13LIKOV) V. P.
BELIKOV) V. P. "Aspects of the principal grass weeds of the forest economv
and their eff-i,,-t on reforesttion in oxPlate and bluebbiTy soils.'
Leningrad Order of Lenin State U imeni A. A. Zhdanov. Leningrad 1956.
(Disser-Itation for tb Degree of Candiate for Biological Sciences~
Knizbnaya letopis'. No 39. 1956, Moacow.

USSR/Chemical, Technology. Chen-leal Froducts and Their
Application. J-10
Pesticidas.
Abs JoLix: Pefem'. Zh.-Kh., No 8, 1957,
Author V.P. Bel'kov, M.G. Zeland.
inst
Title Changes in Growth of Graus and In Soil After
Application of
Chemicals for the C,xntrol of Bru3hwooA- on Pastire
Grounds.
Orig Pub: Agrobiologiya, 1956, No 4, 1,28-132.
Abstract: The treatment of pasture gzvmdz and meadows
with 2,4-D for the
control of brusInvoo-i the botanical composition of the
gmss, increases the ferUlity of the soil and thle
productivity
of pastare lan-ds 4 to 5 times arA raises the s-.;.gar
content in
guss.
TSentrall rgy nauchno-issledovatellskiy in5titut
lesnogo khozyaystva.
Leningrad.
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BELIKOV, V.P., kand.biol.nauk,- SHUTOV, I.T.,
kand.sellskokhozyaystvanufth nAuk
New book on cbemical weed control (wChemical weed control in
forestryg
by N.E.Dekatova. Reviewed by VP.Ballkov, I.V.Shutov). Zaahcb.
rast.ot vred.1 bol. 4 no.3-61 Mr-Jis 159, (MMA 13:4)
(Weed coutroly (Forests and forestry)

BELIKOV, V.P.1 SHUTOV, IS.
Batching vessel of the MP-G sprayer for small-idw lite*
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BZLIKOVI Te.p., kandidat ekonomicheakikh nauk, dotsent.
Economy effeafted through using mixtures of Angren and
X%raganda
coals on the Tashkent railroad. Trudy TASHIIT no-5:34-37 156.
(Locomotives-Inel consumption)

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BEL'KOVA. L.N.; 00:16V, V.N.; SERSKOV, A.I.
Two hypotheses on the origin of polymetallic
mineralization in
the Altai. Izv.AN SSSR Ser.geol. no.1:30-39 Ja--F
154. (MLRA 7:3)
(Altai Territory--Mineralogy) (Mineralogy--Altai
Territory)
(Geochemistry)

RILIKOVA, L.N.
Origin of hydrothermally altered rocks In the southwestern Altai.
Mountains. Rasved..i okh.nedr 20 no.5tl-6 S-0 154. (yuk 1011)
(Altai Nountains-4sochomistry)

BEL XDVA, - L. N, OGNIRT, V. ff.
.8tratigraphy of Palsozoic strata of Southwastarn Altai. Mt.VS3agI
no.9.-65-69 155... (KwA 9: 9)
(Altai Hountaine-Geolegy, Stratigraphic)

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 5,
pp 6-7 (USSR)
AUTHORS: BLellkova, L, N,, Ognev, V. N.
TITLE: The Stratigraphy of the Paleozoic Rocks of the South-
western Altay (K stratigrafii paleozoyskikh tolshch
Yugo-Zapadnogo Altaya)
PERIODICAL:, Materialy Vses. n.-i. geol. in-ta, 1955, Nr 9,
pp 65-69.
ABSTRACT: V. P. Nekhoroshev has worked out the stratigraphic
sub-
divisions for the southwestern Altay (Materialy Vses.
n.-i. geol. in-ta, 1948, sb. 8). In this plan a large
place in the Lower Carboniferous section is allotted to
volcanic rocks. N. L. Bublichenko has criticized the
classifications (Izv. AN SSSR, ser. geol., 1951, Nr 5),
believing that the volcanic activity in the southwestern
Altay ceased at the end of the Devonian. The authors of
the present paper describe a section in the region of
the village of Vasillyevka~ in the lower reaches of the
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The Stratigraphy of the Paleozoic Rocks of the Southwestern
(Cont.)
Porphyrites and related tuffs, with layers of barren siliceous
shales, occur in the core of a large anticline. The thickness of
the beds reaches 2000 m and the age has been provisionally
considered
to be Upper Devonian. The boundary between the Devonian and the
Carboniferous is drawn at the change from these basic voicanics
to
acidic types. A sequence (750 m thick) of tuffaceous breccia
with
units of sandstones and rare layers of quartz keratophyres has
been
assigned to the later period. No fossils have been found.
Calcare-
ous siltatones (700 m to 900 m thick) occur above this sequence
and
contain poorly preserved fossils. In the lower part, Spirifer
cf.
posterus Hall~.� Product a ni er Goss P. Cf. praescabriculus Nal.
and other for a h_av__e_Fe_e;Fun7foun . indi ~atlng a lower
Etraeungt kge.
The middle part contains the bryozoans Fenestella quadrulla
Nekhor.,
F. cf. tarkhanca Nekhor;w, and Retezorina altaica (a, h, C,
ekhor.,
'~haracterisff`cof the 1 or half of tne hetepo=rna-layeri"
of,the
Tarkhanskoye series. Occasional brachiopods were collected
higher in
the section. The siltstones give way to limestones, which are
inter-
bedded with sandstones and which contain numerous brachiopods:
Spirifer platynotus Well;, R. sibiricus Leb. and others.
Bryozoans
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The Stratigraphy of the Paleozoic Rocks of the Southwestern
(Cont.)
are also present: Reteporina altaica "b" Nekhor. and
Nikiforovella
alternata Nekhor., wftlcti are defi-nT-ffve-of the upper
half of Me-
Reteporina beds of the Tarkhanskaya series. Sandstones
intermixed
with tuffaceous breccias (500 m ch.Lck) occur higher yet.
All these
deposits, beginning with the bed of tuffaceous brecciat are
referred
by the author to the Tarkhanskaya series, of lower and
middle Tour-
naisian age. The Bukhtarma serits (upper Tournaisian)
consists of
two limestone formations separated by a sandstone
formation, which
gives way southward along the strike to spongiolite (a type
of
organic chert). In the lower part of the lower limestone,
middle
Tournaisian Spirifer cf. sibiricus Leb. platynotus, and
other
forms are stITr-present. --Ab-3-v-e--Me zone of these spec
es occur the
upper Tournaisian Camarotoechia aff. pcetzi Tolm. Productus
(Dictyo-
clostus) of. deruptus Rom. a-n-c7many bryozoans: Fenestella
'ru s
Ulr., F. serraTU17-ITe-khor., F. bukhtarmensis Nakhor., and
077e-rs.
Upper Yournaislan fossils are also found the upper limestone
formation (the authors give a long List), Clay shales,
grading into
siltstones and sandstones higher in the section, rest with
apparent
conformity on the Bukhtarma. limestones. The age of these
shales and
coarser clastics has been determined to be lower Visean
from data
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The Stratigraphy of the Paleozoic Rocks of the Southwestern (Cont.)
outside this region. To the northeast along the strike, the section
changes essentially: everywhere, along an extent of several
kilometers, almost all the sedimentary formations of the lower and
middle Tournaisian.give way to volcanic flow rocks and tuffaceous
material. The authors were able to trace the beds in detail., and
they discovered, along the Bukhtarma. River, from the village of
Zubovka to the village of Kondratlyevka, exposures of volcanic
rocks
that are correlatives of lower and middle Tournaisian sedimentary
beds, referred by N. L. Bublichenko to the Devonian. Doubt is also
raised concerning the "Devonian" age of beds in several neighboring
regions. A comparison of the described section'with the classic
section of the Devonian and Carboniferous in the valley of the
Ullba
River is shown in the figure.
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(Cont.)
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