SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOCHAROV, V.F. - BOCHAROV, Y. I.

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BOCHAROV., V,F,, lnzh,; BLOIMp G.A., doktor khimicheakikh nauk, prof.
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Vulcanizing affect of reeorcin and p7rocatechin in the ion
deposition of the neutralized L-7 latex. Izv. vy-s. ucheb. zav.;
to" log, prom. no.3al7-22 163. (MIRA 16:7)
1, Dnepropetr&vskiy khimiko-tekbnologichaskiy inBtitut. Reko-
mandovana kafedroy tokbnologii re2iny.
(Rubber, Synthetic) (Vulcanization)

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the pumps to a value equal to the flow pressure, the leakage may be mme equai W zero.
On The basis of these tests-and~prevtws pubhontions, leakage may be componsatnd for by
Tne.,qns of a differential hydraulic drive. 7he complexity of this system is axplaband by the
lack of a compact differential unit, thus leading to the use of hvo pum- ps. Foreip, firras
attempting to imprcrre machine tools have made Lhe hydrautin drives even more complica-
ted. 71e present Investigation showed that ma.,dinum flow vitrintiors Is obsierved dtiring
ch-u~ges of working pressure. Ilie lack of tomporpturo stability nt low floW rato s i 'i in the
a.1lo vable range. Volumetric regulation thus has a wide futu re for low rates of flow. Orig.
art. has; 6 figures and 21 equations.
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RASHTA, T.M., doktor tekhn.
Volumetric proportioning of minor fli:ld consumptions. Izv. vys.
ucheb. zav.; mashinostr. no.8:82-88 164.
(MIRA 171l1)
1. Kiyevskiy institut grazhdanskogo vozdushnogo flota.

BMIZ IN, U.N.; TIKHOMIROV. S.M. (g. Vladimir); NIKOWAY, S.D.-. GRITS=,
I.P.. IMYAZBV. F.Ve (K. Shakhty Kamenskoy oblastl)&J.~~'V~,.
YERSHOY, T.Y.; SHUMILOV. D.
Useful advice, ?is. v shkole 17 n0-3:62-64 My-Je 157.
(MLU IOW
1, Gorodskoy institut usovorshenetvovanlya uchiteley, g. Moskva
(for Berazin). 2, KlyuchevekVa semiletnyaya sbkola Sasovskago
myom 14razanskoy oblasti (for Nikolayev)- 3- 27-ra Ohkolh, 9-
Kherson (for Oritayuk). 4. Dokshukinalmys, orednyaya shkols.
Kabardinakoy ASSR (for Bocharov). 5. 48-ya sbkola, g. Chelyabinsk
(for Yershov). 6. Gor6dskoy institut usover6hanstvovanlya urhi-
.teley, g. Chelyabinsk (for Shumilo,r).

BOGRAROV" Me, inzh,
Correcting deformations resulting from leaf warping in two-leaf
Sluice gates. Rech. transpe 17 no.2:29-30 P 138. (MIRA 11:2)
(Sluice gates)
(Deformations (Mechanics))

BOCHAROV. .. inzb.
Xxperience in operating.borlsontal sliding gates in
bydmulle engineering structuires. Recb.transp. 17 no.9:52-53
(MIRA. 11:11)
S 158.
1. Upravlenlys, kamla'Imni Nbskvy.
(Gates, Hydmulic)

14(10) SOV/98-59-2-17/22
AUTHOR: Bocharov V-.-V-., Engineer
TITLE: Improve the Gate Scaling Devices of Hydro-
technical Installatione
~Sovershenstvovat uplotnyayushchiye
ustroystva zatvorov gidrotekhnicheskikh
sooruzheniy)
PERIODICAL: Gidrotekhnicheskoye stroitellstvo, 1959,
Nr 29 P 54-56 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author stresses the importance of sealing
devices to insure the waterproo~ness of gate
d&ntoVrii,-., the water infiltration of which
causes vibration and their icing in winter.
The author recommends the use of rubber
side-sealing as used on the canal imeni
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14(10)
SOV/98-59-2-17/22
Improve the GateSealing Devices'of
Hydrotechn.ical, Ins.tallatiqns . ~ - _ ~,
the Volga-Don Canal. The author also de-
scribes subsequent improvements in these
devices. He also advises to choose these
sealings carefully after studying them
under working conditions. There are 4
diagrams.
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BABIYEVSKIY,- M.S.; BOCHAROV., V,-V.-
Experience in the operation of the-notorship gGrigorii
Ordzhonikidze.0 Biul. takh.-skon. imfom Tekh. upr. Min. mor.
flots, 7 no.4:7-12 162. (MIRA 1624)
1. Kapitan teplokhods. "Grigoriy Ordzboidkidza* for Babiyevskiy).
29 Starehl.7 makhanik teplokhoda "Grigoriy Ordzhonikidze" (for
Bocharov),
(Merchant marine-Cost of operation)
(Merchant ships-Passenger accmodation)

USTIMENKO, P.G.
Technical and economic indices of deep entran-.eB used ir the
Tashkent municipal power distribution network. Trudy IIEI
no.41:72-76 162. (KRA Vt6)
1. Upravleniye energoldiozyaystvom Uztekskoy SSR.

BDCHAROv, v. Ya.
BOCRAROV, V. Ya.: "The anatorW of the intraorgaftic lymphatic system of
the human kidneys." Min Health RSFSR. Leningrad Sanitary-Hygiene
Medical Inst. Lening-zad, 1956. (Dissertation for theDegree
of Candidate in Medical Sciences)
Source: Knizhnaya let22is' No* 28 1956 Moscow

USSR / Human and Animal Morphology (Normal and Patho- S-2
logical). Methods and Apparatus.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 17, 195B, 79006.
Author : Bocharov, V. Ya.
Inst : 'Nmrg=~~~
Title : Method of Double Sevanit fs-i.27 Celloidin Cor-
rosion.
Orig Pub: Arkhiv anatomii, gistol. i embriol., 1957, 34,
No 6, 103-105.
Abstract: A description is given of a method worked out by
the author for corrosive mountings by means of
infusion of lymph vessel with a 25_50% solution
of sevanit (synthetic latex) in distilled water
and of blood vessels with a 3-7% solution of col-
loidin in a mixture of various quantities of al-
cohol and ether. 1,,Iounts prepared of the human
spleen and intestine are useful for macro - and
microscopic investigation.
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BOCHARUV'P
Anatomy of the intraorganie lymphatic and blood systems of the wall
of the human gal.1 bladder. Arkh.~anat. gist. i embr. 41 no,9:3-15
s 161. (MIU 15:1)
1. Kafedra anatomii obeloveka (zav. - ohlen-korrespondent AHN WSR
prof. D.A.ndanov) I Moskovskogo, ordena Lenina meditsitskogo instituta
imeni Lk: -Sechenova. Adres avtora: Moskva, Mokhovaya u1. n., I
Moskavskiy ordena Lenina meditainskogo instituta imeni I.M.Sechenova
kafe&-a anatomii chelaveka.
(GALL RLADDia--BLOOD SUPPLY) (LYWHATICS)

130CHAROV, V.Ya.
Age-relat/_~d characteristics of the lymphatic system of th kIdneys
and cortices reniq In mar. Trudy LM41 65-15&-'-167 161.
Changes in the 'intraorpanic lymph vpsselo of the Iriman kidney
under patfiological conditicns. 1b1d.tl6e-17',')
Intraorgaruc anatomy of lyra-phatJ,s and blood vcsFols of the I:idnr--/
pelvis an,l wetar in mar. 'Iti(I.~,177-'185 (11,1RA 1-i,")
1. Knfedra normallnoy anatordiA Loningrads~-ogo nani*nt-no-e-igiye-
nicheskogo meditsinskogo instit*na (zav. kafedrrs, - prof.
V.N.Nadzhdin),

BOCRAROV, V.7a.,- SATYUKOVA. G.S.
Eighth (annual) Working Conference of the Czechoslovak Anatomical
Socl-ty (the section of the Czechoslovak J.R.Purkyne Medical
Soo!ety), 6/29 - 7/29 1964, in Prague. Arkh. anat., gist. i embr.
49 no.7:125-128 Ji 165. (MTPI 18:10)

BDCHAROV, V. Yaj KIRPATOVSK-1, I.D.
Regeneration of the lymph and blood vassals of the vall of the
small intestine of dogs after different types of intestinal
sutures. Cask. morf. 13 no.2&170-174 165
1. Department of Normal Anatomy., lot Moscow Medical Thatitut and
Laboratory for organ and tisaue transplantation, Academy of Medical
Sciences- U.S.S.Rop and Department of Operative Surgery, PoLumumba
University, Moscow, U.S.S.R.

BOCHAROV, V.Ya.; KIRPATOVSXIY# I.D.; KULIK, V.P.
Anatomicoexperimental study of lymphatic and blood vessels of
the small intestine In dogs following its total auto- and
homotran3plantation. Trudy 1-go MKI 42:214-223 f65.
(WRA 19!2)
.1. Kafedra anatomil cheloveka I Mo-vkovskogo ordena Lenina meditsinsko.-Io
tnstitnta imeni Sechenova. A Laborst.orlytt po peresadke organov I tkaney
ANTI SSSR.

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Kirpatovskiy' 1. D. KuIik, V. P.
AUTHOR:. Botharov, V. Ya,,
TITLE: Expe'rim'ental anatomic investigation -of lymphatic and blood vessels of the
small intestine of dogs!. after its total auto- and homotransplantation
SOURCE Ref. zh. Biologiya, PartIl, Abs. 8MI16
REF SOURCE: Tr. 1-go Mosk. pO. in-ta, v. 42.0 1965, 214-223
TOPIC TAGS: autotransplantation, homotransplantation, medical research,
biologic transplant, biology, intestine, intestine trans plantation, grafting
ABSTRACT: Autotransplantation of the small intestine was performed on 9 dogs,
'and homotransplantation of the same on 7 dogs. The upper mesenteric artery and
vein were jq~oed to the main blood vessels of the liost. The lymphatic vessels were
either completely ligated, with conservation or extirpation of lymph nodes, or else
1---2 large lymphatic vessels were ligated, leaving a free lymph drainage into the
abdominal cavity through the remaining lymphatic vessels. The material was
investigated in the process of the operation, after 1-2 days, 1-2 weeks, 1-2
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months and more. More clearly expressed reaction changes in blood and
lymphatic vessels were observed during homotrans plantation than during auto-
transplantation. The earliest changes in blood and lymphatic vessels took place
in the area of the vascular crus and intestinal anastomoses. The intestines
showecT more sharply defined changes in the venous system than in the arterial
system. The area of the intestinal suture joined to the blood vessels towards the
end of the first week. Drainage of lymph from the transplanted intestine was
resumed in the end of the second week. Extirpation of mesenteric lymph nodes
delayed the regenerative processes in the lymphatic vessels of the small intestine.
Transplants diverting the lymphatic vessels formed at the end of the second month.
The vessel cuff helped the regeneration of lymphatic and blood vessels. It is
deduced that in cases of total transplantation of the small intestine it is indispens-
able to restore blood circulation, and likewise to rebuild main and abducent
lymphatic vessels. [Translation of abstract] [GCJ
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BOMROV, Te.
Construction organisatione se"Ing several collective farms In
Novosibirsk Provinces Sellostroi. 11 no.11:16 H 156.
(KLU 10: 1)
(Novosibirsk Province--Construction industry)

BOCRAROV Ye
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Large-panel construction In Siberia. Sell. strol. 13 no.6:12-15
A 158. (MIRA 11:6)
1.Zamestitell zaveduyushchogo selikhozotdelom Novosibirskogo obkoma
Kommunistichaskoy partii Sovetskogo Soyuza.
(Toguchin Distriet-Ooncrete blocks)

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AUTHORSi Yavoyakiys V.I., Chernega, D.F., D-Adko, D-A,,
Tyagun-Selaus, G.S., naktur3unov, Sh,Sh.~
Docharov, V.J~,, Agamalova, L.L., Molatkov, V.A.,
and potansno Ye.M.
TITLE: Electrolytic phenomena in the process of electroslag
heating of ingots f
PERIODICALs Izvestiya v-yashikh uchobnykh zavedeniy, Chernaya
metallurgiya, no.9, 1961, 32-43
TEXT.: Electroslag heating of ingots in based on the ionic
nature and structure of slog, On passing a current through the
31ag, situated on the ourface of the shrinkage headv a consid able
amount of heat in evolved, sufficient to maintain tht.slag and
metal in the upper part of the ingot during its crystallisation
in the molten state. The object of the present investigation was
to elucidate the influence of the kind of electric current on the
processes taking place during alectroslag heating ot ingots. It
is advantageous to carry out the heating of the ingot tops in such
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a manner that in addition to increasing the yield of good metal
there should be in improvement in the metal quality resulting from
the alectrolytic,offect and also from the transfer of a part of
the segregating elements into the slag. The experiments were made
with four ingots!of a square crona-section, weighing 3,4 tons, of
steel 10('2
('1Z (IOG25D), smelted in 75 ton basic open hea:rth
furnaces, Tile etectroBleg heating was with direct and a!-ernating
current. vor the first ingot the electrode introduced into the
head p;rt ~as coj~nected to the cathode and the pIu3 to the ingot
(straight polarit.~); the second ingot was heate; with direct
current of reverse polarity (minus to the bottom of the mould.
plus to the electrode in the head part)l the third ingot was
heated with a 50'e.p.s. alternating current; the*fourth ingot was
cast by the usual practice and was used as a blank experiment.;
The first three ingota, were top poured through An intermediate,
funnel and the fourth ingot was bottom poured. A generator
capable or producing 1000 A at 60 V was used for heating with!
direct current. Tho'heating conditions were as fbllow3i
voltage 48 V, current for the first 60 minutes 950 A and then
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700 A; the duration of heating 90 minutes. The flux for the
formation of slag consisted of 25% fluorospar, 45S finely crushed
freshly ignited lime, 30% chamotte powder. The ingots were
rolled into slabs $00 x 230 mm. Four templets were cut from
each slab and then cut into strips from which test spocimens were
made. Non-metallic inclusions were determined metallographically
and electrolytically. It was found,that the distribution of non-
metallic inclusions in the ingot wa* the most Advantageous on
heating it with direct current of fkatraight's polarity. This type
of heating lowers chemical non-uniformity in comparison with
ingots cast by the usual works technology and heated with
alternating current, or direct current of reverse polarity.
There is a tendency for sulphur to be shifted towards the positive
pole, whereupon sulphur near the positive pole in distributed
unevenly alqnS the cross-section of the ingot in the form of
segregation "spots". No shift of carbon towards the negative pole
'was,establlshed. During the heating with-direct current of
straight and reverse polarity, in addition to electrolytic
phenomena, the Perrin-Tochinakiy effect loading'to the refining
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of the metal of the head part of the ingots was observed. No
noticeable efrect of direct current on changas in the content and
distribution of nitrogen in the rolled metal was observed. it
was established that the content of hydrogen in the shrinhage
head decreases during crystalliantion of the ingot heat-~d with A
direct current of revtrat polarity and ineroasos with direct
polarity (minus on the electrode). The machnnical propertle3 Of
the metal of the ingot teemed with heating by currant of direct
polarity are most uniform throughout the whole volume of the slab.
The specific gravity of the metal of all the ingotN ~os almost
the same. The pickling ability or the metal (weight loss of
cylindrical specimens in a solution of 65 wt, parls of' 11C1.
25 wt. parts or 112S04 and 10 wt. parts of water At 70 OC during.
40 minutes) along the whole slab is the higho3t on heating with
direct current of "straight" polarity And lowqst on heating with
direct current of reverse polarity. on heating with alternating
current of an industrial frequency the quality of the ingot metal
was better than that of the eblankIt ingot and was nearly the same
an on heating with direct current of estraightIf polarity.
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There are 6 figures, 4 tAbles and 9 referonceal 8 Soviet-bloc
and 1 non-Soviet-blat.
ASSOCIATIONt Moskovskiy institut stali
(Moscow Steel Institute)
SUBHITTEDi May 24, 1961
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DRh*YZIN, R.S.; ZUBOVA, Z.F ; YAVOJIOVSrAYA, V. Ye.;
FOKINA, G.I.; BZVIDINA, A.M.; ROZ121A, R.E.; VOROBIYEVA, N.N.;
ZALESSKIY, G.D.,- ZHDANOV, V.M.
Serological. properties and pathogenicity of the R-virus in
suckling mice. Vop. virus 9 no-4462-468 Jl-Ag 164
1. Institut virusologii imeni D.I. Ivanovskogo ANN SSSR,
Moskovskiy nauchno-issledovateltskiy institut virusnykh
preparatov i Novosibirskiy meditainskiy institut.

BOGHARCV, Yet I-
BOCHAREV, Ye. 1. --
Clouds and Fogs."
(Dissertation for
Science)
"Certain Problems of the Spectrum Transparency of
Geoph~-sical Inst Acad Sci US?L, Moscow, 1955.
the Degree of Candidate in Physicomathematical
SO: Knizhnaya Letoni : No. 39, 24 Sept 55
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49-58-5-14/15
AUTHOR: Bocharov, Ye. I.
TITLE: -Myspar y of Clouds (Spektrall
Dblakov) V xe= naya prozrachnost'
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSRI Seriya Geofizicheskaya,
1958$ Nr 5, pp 678-685 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Data on the transparency of clouds and mists are essen-
tial in calculations on the heat balance of the atmosphere
and clouds, for estimations of visibility in mists and also
for calculations on radio- and infra-red- location in hazy
conditions. The spectral transparency of clouds has been
frequently considered (Refs.1-3), but, nevertheless, exper-
imental material is insufficient in practice and sometimes
disagrees with scattering theory. The present work is based
on a method, perfected on the Mt.Elbruz expedition, for the
determination of the microstructure of clouds, which permits
a comparison of scattering theory izith experiment and also
an estimation of the absorption index in the given spectral
region as it depends on the microstructure of the cloud.(Ref.
4).
Description of Apparatus. The general layout is given in
Fig.l. It consists of a radiation source 1, a resolving
Card 1/8 system 3, a radiation receiver 4, an amplifier 6, and a