SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEGORKIN, A. V. - YEGOROV, A.

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AUTHOR: Yegorkin, A. V.
ORG: Ministry of Geology SSSR, Special Geophysics Trust (Hinisterstvo geologii SSSR,
Tres.~
S~etsgeofiziki)
TITLE: An analysis of precision of determination of velocity parameters in a given
section of the earth crust on the basis of traces of reflected waves
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Fizika Zemli, no. 9, 1966, 72-81
TOPIC TAGS: seismology, seismic prospecting, seismic wave, earth crust
ABSTRACT: The feasibility of applying seismic reflection methods to determine the
,structure of the ebrth's crust-is discussed and possible errors in the method are eval-
,uated. The current seismic methods are designed for the two-layer problem. -1hey are
based on the use of the apparent vertical velocity parameter and the true horizontal
velocity in depth.'The difficulties in the methods are; 1) the tracing of the reflect-
ed waves requires kreater horizontal distances than the depth to the corresponding
boundary, 2) the wave field consists of waves of different kinetic and dynamic charac-
teristics which would be treated 'differently, 3) the earth's crust is composed of hu-
merous strata which differ but slightly in absolute velocities. The author considers
!the mathematical expressions for the apparent H and V, and cites numerical data on ex-
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'periments in various localities. Pelationships between the ray veiocities and the ap-
:parent velocities are evaluated by means of formulas and graphs. Errors in computa-
ition of stratum velocities by means of such graphs are evaluated. Some errors are
:traced to: 1) the!arbitrary delineation of the earth crust's bottom, 2) negligible
I
Nelocity differences for different strata. Orig. art. has: 12 formulas, 11 figures,
:1 table.
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AUTHOR: Yegorkin, A. V.
I ORG: Ministry of GcologySSSR, Spetageofizika Trust (Miniaterstvo geologii SSSR,
Trest Spetsgeofizika)
TITLE: Methods of determining the velocity parametera of a section through the
earth's crust from reflected-wave hodograph
SOURCE; AN SSSR. Izventiya. Fizika Zemli,, no. 11, 1966, 10-114
TOPIC TAGS: seismic prospecting, seismic wave, hodograph, earth crust, error
statistics
ABSTRACT: This is a continuation of earlier work by the author (Izv. All SSSR, Fizika
Zemli, no. 9, 1966) where possible errors in the determination of velocity parameters
of the earth's crust from reflected-wave hodographs were indicated. In the present
aevicle it was shown that these errors can be eliminated by using interpretation
methods based on the practical equality of the ray velocities and the effective veloc,
ities calculated from the segments of the reflected-wave hodographs. An advantage of
the method is that it makes it possible to carry out large scale calculations of the
thicknesses and layer velocities and subsequently apply mathematical statistics to de,
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termine the true values of the sought parametera and the confidence intery.-Lis for
them. In addition, by determining the velocities and thicknesses at different reflec
tion angles it is possible to establish the character of the Yariation of the propa-
gation velocity in a layer contained between two reflecting boundariess 11-1ethods of
determining the theoretical velocities under several conditions are described. Orig.
art. has'. 3 figures, 12 formulass and 1 table-'.
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03G: Ministry of Goology((Ministerstvo geologii SSSR); Spetageofizika Trust (Treat
"Spetageofizika")
TIT12: The use of mathematical statistics in determining crustal velocities from i
travel-time curves of reflected waves
SOURCE: All SSSH. Izvestiya. Fizika Zemli, no. 12, 1966, 54-61
TOPIC TAGS; hodograph, earth crust, statistic analysis, propagation velocity
ABST.%WT: Determination of travel times for reflected waves is subject to errors of
method and imprecision in determining arrival times, shot-point distance, and similar
data. Some of the errors of the first type are systematic, but all others are random.,
7he Earth's crust appears to be multilayered. Within a particular region,no
substantial systematio.dev~ations of formation velocities from those of a horizon-
tally bedded section are observed.. It may be stated that the determination of crustal
velocities from travel-time curves of reflected waves by methods valid for multi-
layered and horizontally bedded strata will give a combination of random variations of
the desired values, , which are subject to statistical analysis. For determining
formation velocities and thicknesses, the most acceptable methods hre that previously
proposed by the author (Sposoby opredeleniya akorostnykh parametrov razreza zemnoy
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kory po godografam otrazhenny, kh voln, Izv. All SSSR, Fizika Zemli, No. 11, 9606) and
that discussed by S. F. Bol'shikh (0 priblizhennom predstavlenii godografa,
otrazhennykh voln v sluchaye mnogosloynoy pokryvayushchey aredy. Priklad. geofiz.,
No- 15, 1956). Sources of error in these two methods are considered. These errors
constitute a large number of rather small independent random values. The combination
of velocity (or thickness) values should have normal distribution. Deviations
indicate systematic variation in geology. Comparison of measured and computed results,
from profiles in Central Asia shows that travel-time curves of reflected waves may be
used with a high degree of accuracy in determining crustal velocities. Values
determined are average, however, and may differ considerably from actual formation
values for a specific area. Orig. art. has: 1 figure and 4 tables.
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TITLE:
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Godin, Yu. A., Academician of the AS Turkmenskaya SSR,
Yegor A. V.
Structure of the Earth's Crust According to Data of
Regional Seismic Studies on the Southeast Russian Platform
Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 135, No. 5,
pp. 1123-1126
TEXT: The authors present results of an interpretation of wave hodographs
which were taken at a-distance between explosion and instrument larger
than the critical one. The studies were made by the.Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-
issledovatellskiy institut geofizicheskikh metodov (All-Union Scientific
Research Institute of Geophysical Methods) from 056-1959. The existence
of wave groups having similar properties is regarded as the characteriatic
property of the neismograms obtained. On the basis of a detailed study of
these wave groups and-a. comparison with results obtained by other authors,
the authors make the following suggestion concerning the structure of
the Earth's crust in this region which consists of layers with different
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Structure of the Earthts Crust According to S/02 60/135/005/024/043
Data of Regional Seismic Studies on the SoutheastBO19X067
Russian Platform
propagation velocities of seismic wavest The upper part of the Earth's
crust has a mean velocity of 6,0 km/sec and a thickness of 12-13 km. A
thin surface layer of this layer (1-3 km thick) has a velocity of
6.6 km/sec. The mean velocity down to a depth of 20 km (Mokhorovichich
surface) is 7 1 km/sec below which, at a depth of 31-33 km, a thin
plate (1-3 km~ has a velocity of 7.6 km/see. Below this plate is a 10 km
thick layer with a velocity of 8.15 km/sec. A surface along which the head
waves propagate at a velocity of 9.15 km/sec possibly constitutes the
surface of a thin layer. The vertical velocity gradients of the individual
plates may be negative or positive. Furthermore, the Earth's brust is
assumed to consist of three main layers: 1) sedimentary layer, 2) "granite"
layer, 3) "basalt" layer. These layers are traversed by intermediate
layers. S. V. Chibisov, A. V. Yegorkin, Ye. D. Tagay, I. V. Pomerantsev,
and M. V. Margotlyeva.are mentioned. There are 2 figures and 7 references:
4 Soviet and 2 US.
SUBMITTEDt May 18, 1960
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VRIOGRADOVj, Aleksandr Petrovich; XEDRRI, Yevgcniy Alekseyevich;
TSEAWEITII-IOV, Boris Fedorovich; SERGEYEV, M.Ye., zasl. deyatell
nauki, prof., doktor tekhn. nauk., retsenzent; BULGAKOV, II.V.,
prof., doktor tekbn. nauk, retsenzent; PLATUNOV, K.Y., kand,
tekhn. nauk, retsenzent; SWIETSOVA, T.P., inzh., retsenzent;
MUWANID2S., D.S., inzh., retsenzentj-XEGORKIII -U1., prof..,
doktor tekhn. nauk. retsenzent-I MASIMOV, .11., kand. Bellkhoz.
nauk, retsenzent.- ARKHANGELISK]Yp N.A.# prof.s red,iMRISOVA,
G-A.,,-red.; GROMOV., A.S.j takhno,r9d,
[Leather.goods2 Ehoes, furs and pelts] Kozhovenno-obuvriye,
pushno-mekhovye i ovchinno-shub3We tovary. Pod red. N.A.Ar-
khangpllskogo. Moskva, Gos, izd-vo torg, lit-ryp 1962. 536 p.
(MIRA 15:3)
(Boots and shoes) (RSdes and skins)
U -Z2

SOV/28-56-5-120/37
AU-THORi Dvuzhillnaya, N.M., Candidate of Technical 3ciences;
Yegorkin, P.A., Engineer
TITLEt Determining the Clinkering Tendency of Coal from the
Donets Basin by tho [tog Method (Oprodeloniye spekayemosti
ugley Donetskogo basseyna po metodu Roga)
2~-
PERIODICAL: Standartizatsiya, 1958,/INr 5, pp 44 - 46 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The DonUGI carried out testa of anthracites from the
Donets Coal Basin to select a standard corresponding to
the anthracite from the West German "Sophie Jakob" Mine,
accepted as the standard for an inert impoverishing addi-
tive. The most suitable coal for test purposes was found
to be that from the "Ivan" Mine of the Sovetugoll Trust,
a comparatively poor coal. The clinkering tendency was
determined by both the Rog and the plastometric method
and the respective results drawn up in tables for com-
Card 1/2 parison's sake. The tables show that the Rog index

Determining the Clinkering Tendency of Coal from the 'r,03OYj2�;;e-5;7l2/37
ne - Ze 2,11 Dy
the Rog Method
differentiates well the low-clinkering coals with a high
degree of metamorphism. However, coals with high clinker-
ing properties and an average degree of metamorphism are
quite satisfactorily differentiated by the plastometric
method and do not lend themselves to classification by
the Rog method. There are 4 tables and 2 graphs.
ASSOCIATION; Donotskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy ugollnyy institut
(Donato Coal Scienti, fie -Research Institute)
1. Coal--Chemical reactions 2. Coal--Test results
Card 2/2

DVUZHILIKAYA, N.M., kand.tekbn.nauk; YBOOPKIN, P.A., inzh.
"air-
Using "Rog method" In determining coking properties of the Donets
Basin coal. Standartizatella 22 no.5:44-46 S-0 1 58.
(MIRA 11:11)
1. Donetskiy naucbno-issledovatel'skI7 ugol'ny7 Institut.
(Donets Basin-Coal-Testing)

DVUZHILIWA, H.H., kand.tekhn.nauk;.YNGORKIX, P.A., inzh.
Determining tha coking capacity of Donate Basin coals by the
Roge, metbod. Sbor.SonUGI no.18:1?6-135 '59. (14M 13:1)
(Donets Baoin-Coal)

DVUZHILINAYA., N.M.., kand. tekhn. nauklagRIIIN P.
inzh.
"WAm.~-w
Varieties of Donets Basin anthracites which can be thermally
treated and used aa raw material in the manufacture of elec-
trodes. Sbor. DonUGI no.25Q21-128 162. (MIRA 16:6)
(Electrodeop Carbon)
(Donets Basin-Anthracite coal)

DVUZHILINAYA, NA, )mnd. teMn. nauk; YEGORKIN, P.A., inzh.
Heat of burning of damp ashless coal; problem of establishing
a class for Donets coalB in accordance vith the international
classification. Sbor. DonUGI no.25:io-i6 162. (KMA 16:6)
(Donets Baain-Coal-Classification)

GRABETSKIY, A.; YEGORKIN, V.
Remarks concerining chemistry textbooks for secondnry ochoolas
Xhim. v shkole 14 no.1:90-94 Ja-F 159. (MIRA 12:2)
(Chemistry-Textbooks)

YEGCRKINj V. F.
Uroki Yhimii v VII k1amse. V 1',omochch'uchitellu fchemlotry leasonz for the
7th. grade; guide for teachars7. Moskva, And. ped. nauk RSFSR, 1952. 130V p.
(Ped. b-ka uchitelia)
SO: Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Vol. 7, No. 3, June 1954.

Chemiatry - Study awl Teaching
At a teachers's conference of a province. Khim. v shkole no. 2, 1952.
MonthlZ List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress, November 1952. TRICLASSIFIED.
K'- -i'

YEGORKri, V. F.
Chemistry - Study and Teaching
In the Yaroslavl' methodolGI--ical teachers' asscciation. Khirr. v shkc! no. 2, 19'2.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, November 1952. Unclassified.

YEGORKIN, V.P.
Conference sponsored by the MinIstry of Iducatior of the R.S.Y.S.R.
Khim.v shkole no.6;72-75 N-D '53. 1 NIPA 6:11)
(Chemist--,--Study and teaching)

YICGORKIN, V.P.
Summer conferences of chemistry toachers. Khim. v shkole 9
no,4:80 Jl-Ag 154. OUA 7: 8)
1. Metodist Minlaterstva prosveshcheniya R573R.
(Chemistry-Stuay and teaching)

YEGORIIH, V..F.
Repetition in chemistry lessons. Xhim.v shkole 9 no.5:20-25
S-0 154. MRA 7:9)
1. Zaslushenrqy uchitall shkoly HBFSR.
(Chemistry--Study and teaohi-ng)

YMOREN, Vj.
Automatic signal control in hopper filling. Rats. i isobr.predl.
v stroi. no.89:27-28 154. (MLIU 9:6)
(Automatic control) (Hoppers)

YEGORKIN,V.F., zaaluzhennyy uchitell ahkoly RSFSR
A new handbook on educational aide In chemistry. "School epipment
for chemistry courses in high schools" A.Mrabetakil, K,1A. Par-
menov. Reviewed by V.F.Egorkin. Khim. v shkole 10 no-5:69-70 S-0
'55. (M12A 8:11)
(Chemistry--Study and teaching) (Grabetakii. A.A.) (Parmenov,K.Ia)

z juishannyy uchitel I shkol3r RSFSR;
TWORKIN. jpjkjI4y 32
redaktor; DZHATIYET, S.G., takhnicheskiy
redaktor.
[Chemistry lessons for class 7; aid for teachers] Uroki khimii
v VII klasse; posabie dlia uchitelia. Izd-3-6- Moskva, Goa.
uchabno-podagag. izd-vo Ministerstva proaveshchaniia RUSR,
1956. 141 p. (mLRA 9:6)
(Chemistry)

YNGORKIN, Vaoiliy fjgWj~q~; KIRYUSHKIN, Dmitriy Makelmovich;POWSIN,
GRAWSKIY, A.A., redaktor; WHATIM, S.G.,
tekhnicheskiy reduktor.
[Practical work In chemistry outside class; a manual for students
in secondary schools] Vneklassnye prakticheakis zaniatiia poikhimii;
rukovodutvo dlia itchashchikhaia arednoi shkoly. Pod obahchei red. As
M.Xikiiishkifia.. Moskva,Gos.iichobno-podagog.izd-vo H-va proov. RSTSR,
1956. 263 Pj0hemiutry~--~aborator7 manuals) (MLRA 10:4

YEGOMM r.
,j;j
mm
Study of the subject 00xides, bases, acids, and saltsw In the -
eventh grade. M2im.v shkole 10 no.3:26-32 Xjr-Je 156. MU 9:8)
7
Zasluzhany7 uchitall shkoly RSPSR.
(Chemietx7--Study and teaching)

11GOMM, T.F.; XOTLYROTA. O.S.: SLVICH, T.Z.
Results of chemistry examinations.-Xhim.v shkole 11 n0-5:77-79
S--O 156. (MAU 9: 11),
(Chemistry-Ixaminations, reations, ate.)

YEGORKIII, V.,F., zaaluzhannyy uchitall shkoly RSFSR.
AX&MiMatiOas on chanistr-y in the class 10th. KbLim. v shkole 12
no.1;49-51 J&P-7 157, (Ruu 10:3)
(Chemistry-Examinations, qu*ntions, otc.)

TEGORKIN, . -V.P. - - I~II vmj.Av!~-
- _MPRW 3-
Yoxemplary planning of a course of studies in chemistry for the
first semester of 1957-58. Khim.v shkole 12 no.4:74-76 JI-Ag '57.
(YLRA 10:8)
(Chemistry--Study and teaching)

YBGORKIN, V.
Chemistry laborptory assistnnt. KhiM. T shkole. no.2:76 Kr-AD 158.
(MIR! 11:3)
1. Konsulltant-matodist khimii Ministerstvn DroavashchaniYA RSFSR.
(Chemists)

YEGCrlYnl, V., konnul'tant-metodist.
ChemicAl examinations in the 1957-1958 achool vegr. Ehin. v shkole.
no.2:77 Mr-AT) '58. (MIRA 11:3)
(Cbemistry--EXAMinations, clueations, etc.)

i G v
YWMiIN, V.P., zaalushennyy uchitell shkoly RSFSR
Some results in teaching chemistry during the 1956-57 academic year.
I[him.v shkole 12 no.6:74-78 N-D '57. (MIRA 10:12)
(Chemistry--StuAy and teaching)

MGORKIN.. V.F., zasluzhennyy uchitell shkoly RSFSR.
Model planning of the teaching material on chexiistmf in z7he
eighth grade for the 1962-1963 ochool year# Xhim, v ehkole
17 no.5:86-88 S-0 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(Chemistry-Study and teaching)

MOM I Aleksey Petmv~Aohj VCDR1'_iN ISOV, V.G., retsunzutt-
V.Ye., i-etsenzent, ZAKEARWI A.P., rct.-,mzen ., KROPACHITY
V.P.0 reteermr.r,* - 1C1T2!1fl'/'.!r-.;
PETtEGUDOV, V.V., mtgarizent.; FGNOM-U..' Il"" I V.A. 1, retsenzent;
RUDEV, A.M., m-tsenzent; KfROFUNqUY, Ye.A., m Liir- rize rill;
IWRNOV, A.A., Inzh., retserizent
[Contact nu~tworks In otrip mh!es) KontakLrialii tioLl na
kai-lernkh. Mosk-la., Nedr-a, 1964. 2 07 (MIRI 18:201
1. rtiboi,rilkl
ugollrrjkh predp.,-Iyatiy (for -all exu-ept Br-friko).

PISKUNOVA, G.A.; YEGORKINA, D.A.; ZHDANOV) V.11.
Two typeo of Mne marrow cell differentiation in vitro Vo
virus. 7 no.3.-349-355 Yg-,Te'62. (11I.-A 16:8~*
1. Institut eksperimentallnoy i klinicheskoy onkologAAWl
SSSR., 146skva.
(1."OW) (TISSUE CULTURE)

POWRANTSEVA, I.V.; MOZZHENIKO, A.N.; SOKOLOVA, I.A.; YEGORKINA, G.V.
Use of the n7pmlya" reismologic station for the study of t~e struc-
ture of-the southeast of the Run8ian Platform. Dokl. AN SSSR 163 no.11
171-174 il 165. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Submitted December 8, 1964.

L 06141-67 B
'~R6017546
SOURCE CODE; UR/0169/66/000/001/GO17/GO17
AUTHOR: Pomerantseva, Mozzhenko, A.H.; Sokolorva, 1. A,; YORSFIL-n-af--G-v
TITLE: Regional research with seismological stations "Zemlya"
.;t -7
)3
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Geofizika, Abs. 1G118
REP SOURCE: Tr. Nizhne-Volzhsk. n.i. in-t geol.i geofiz , vyp.2, 1964, 210-219
TOPIC TAGS: Earth, Earth core structure, upper mantlej*t=u=t== seismology,
earthquake, seismologic station
ABSTRACT: Results are reported on regional,_jesearch in the SE of the Russian platfor
conccrning methodology for the study of the arth core structu e and upper mantlel~~f
the Earth by the seismological stations nemlye. With their aid it is possible to re
card waves on a magnetic film in a frequency range between .5 and 12 cycles. Rewritin
of the field data at various frequency filtrations permits frequency analysis of the
registered waves. Transformation of frequencies is used with the rewriting, permittin
separation of waves with a fraction of a cycle frequency differences. Amplification a
the station is 600,000 to 1,000,000. With the aid of the station, a reliable registra
tion of earthquakes with epicentral distances of 11,000 to 14,000 km (Chile, Tonga is
lands), and explosions of 3t and over at distances of 200-300 km is possible. I to 10
events are usually re.gistered during a 24 hour period. Ba-thquakes with epicentral di
stances of 200-800 km appear within the Ural region, nearer earthquakes take place wi
Card

L 06141-67
ACC NN AR6017546
thin the Russian platform limits. The obtained records of longitudinal, transverse and
exchange waves enable the construction of an idea as to the structure of the Earth co-
re and upper mantle.'[Translation of abstract3
SUB CODE: 03, 08/
Card ?/2 A 'r,

I / k-- -, -
'-I C 6- (, r-- r- ~ ~,\ q. I : 1
IT~KOVICH, Aleksandr Mikheylovich; YBGCRKINA, L.I., radaktor; KATVNYXVI, TO.N.0
. tekhnichaskly redaktor; 4i heskiy redaktor
(Technical thermodynamics) Tekhaicbeekaia termodinaniks. Moskva.
Gosonauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinoutroit.lit-ry, 1957. 191 P.
(Thermodynamics) (MLRA 10:7)

A~ f7
ZISLIN, le)ariuil IRM111, 1-var- Ya~ilil ic P OLIS Y,
yt~v M KI
VIndimir 1),,-,1tr1;rev1ch; BORISOV,N.I.,
red.; YY,(;O'ZKI!i.;, L.I., red.; UVIii071, A.F., tekhn.red.
[Collection of chas3Ls designs for GAZ-51, GAZ-63, GAZ-63A automobiles;
plaa,,3 for and conotructiig] Atina konstruktsii shasni
w;tonobilel -3.AZ-63, G.AT,-63A; chBrtezhi uzlov I rabochie
chprte-zhi del--lrl. Pod obahchai red. N.I.Borlsova. Moskva, Gos.
natichno-te1rhii.izd-;~o mashinostroi. lit-ry, 1957. 215 p. (MIRA 10;12)
(Mot ortrucks-Bodies)

POGODIII-ALMEM, G.I., prof., doktor takhnonauk, red.; YEGORKINA, L.I.,
red.; TIKUIIOV, A.Ya., tekhn.red.
[Heat treatment and the strength of metals and allo7s] Termicheskaia
obrabotka i prochnost' metallov i splavov; Bbornik statei. Pod red.
G.I.Pogodina-Alekseeva. Moskva, Goo. neuchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashino-
stroit. lit-ry, 1958. 177 P- (KIRA 1113)
1. Moscow. Moskovskoye vyssheye tekhnicheakoye uchilishche.
(Matalo--Haat treatment)

LIVOV, Yevgeniy Daitriyevich, prof.. doktor tekba.vauk, zasluzhennyy
delatell nauki I tekhaikl R:W:a; Dk~IHA, L.I., inzh., red.;
SMOLOVA, T.F., teklm.red.
(Theory of tractors] Teoriin trukto.ra. Izd.5,, perer, i
ookrashchannoe. Leningrad, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mehino-
strolt.lit-ry, 1960. 232 p. (MIRA 14:2)
(Tractors)

KRAGELISKIY, Igor' Viktorovich; VIIIOGI"VA, Irina Ernostovna;
VASIWYEV~ I.V., inzh., retsenzent; YEGORKBA L.I., inzh.,
red.; SMIRNOVA, G.V., tekhn. red.
(Friction coefficients; imnual) Koeffitsienty treniia; spra-
vochnoe posobie. Izd.2., perer. i dop. 14oskva) Mashgiz 1962.
(KIRA I'
217 p. 5:7)
(Friction)

ORLOV, Sergey Panteloymonovich; AVDEYEV, Boris Alokaandrovioh;
GAU21ER, S.I., inzb., retsenzent; YEGORKOA~ L.I.) red,;
ELIKIND, V.D., tekh-n. red,
(Weighing equipment in enterprises; marruall Vesovoe oborudo-
vanie predpriiatii; spravochnoe posobie. Moskva Mashgiz.,
1962. 406 p. IMIRA 15:7)
(Weighing machines)

KHANIN, N.S.; CHISTOZVONITI, S.B.; AGEYEV, I.K., kand. tekhn. nauk,
retsenzent; YEGORKBIA, L.I... inzh.,, red.; SALAZKOV, N.P.,
tekhn. red. -- *'--'-'----- --
[Rotating piston engines for motor vehicles] Avtomobill-
nye rotorno-porshnevye dvigateli. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1964.
183 P. (NIRA 17:4)

KORCHEMNYY, L.V.; GUTERMAN, I.I., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.;
X_qqQgUNA,_,L.I., red.izd-va; DEMKINA, N.F., tekhn.red.;
MAKAROVA, L.A.., tekhn. red.
(Mechanism of the gas distribution in an engine; kinematics,
dynamics~ strength calculation] Mekhanizm gazoraspredeleniia
dvigatelia; kine-matika, dinamika, raschet na. prochnost'. Mo-
skva, Mashinostroenie, 1964. 209 p. (MIRA 17-3)

FOKROVSKIY, G.P.; VIKHMAN, V.S., doktor tekhn. nauk, retsenzent;
.YEGORKINA,_L.I.,,'inzh.j red,
(Use of electronic control in automobile engine fuel
systems] Primenonle eloktroniki v sistemakh pitaniia
avtomobillnykh dvigatelei. Moskva, Izd-vo "Mashinostro-
enie, 1964. 99 p. (MIRA 17:5)

the ll.metal Ster!l-eillronze A-71-,7-4 ail an lnvestl-;~-
tl-n of Posulblll-ty of ". !Ollin-, It. Teich
,j
Inst of ','onferrous :~etalc and 'clld Nl. I. Kalin~n, ,in
Education '.SSIP, ::OCCOT-~, 1955. (U, :,'o 11, ..'ar
SO: Sun. No. t"(10, 29 Sep 55-Survey of Sclentific a.:J Techr-,,-_-)l
Disn-ertatlo.;s Defendel at SR lR-,hor Cv:)

66522
?_900 SOV/137-59-7-16082
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya,,1959, Nr 7,_ p 262 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Severdenko, V.P., and
TITLE: Steel-Bronze "AM9-4" Bimetal
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauchn. tr. Nauchno-tekhn. o-vo tsvetn. metallurgii, Mosk. in-t
tsvetn. met. i zolota,--1958, Nr 29, pp 227 - 251
ABSTRACT: "AZh9-411 steel-bronze bimetal was obtained by 'casting molten bronze on
a steel blank placed into a graphite mold, heated up to 970 - 1,000C.
The bronze temperature was 1~200 - 1,2200C. The-steel blank was heated-
up together with the mold. The cohesion of layers was firm; lamination
was not observed neither in turning cylindrical ingots on a lathe with
eccentricity nor in destruction along the diameter under a press. The
strong connection of metals was obtained by diffusion of bronze (Al and
Cu) in steel and by steel diffusion in bronze; chemical analyses of the
bronze layer at a 1.3 - 1.5 mm distance from the layer boundary proved
increased Fe-percentage, which was twice an high as the initial content.
Hot rolling of 12 x 26 x 100 mm and of 13 x 50 x 100 mm bimetal Ingots
Card 1/2 revealed that the relative shrinkage of bronze was higher than that of

Steel-Bronze t'AZhg-4" Bimetal
66522
SOV/137-59-7-10(482
steel-and of the total relative shrinkage of the bimetal. The average specific bimetal
pressure on the rollers as a function of shrinkage, was between the average specific
pressure for steel and bronze. Bimetal expansion had a middle value between steel and
bronze expansion. In cold rolling relative shrinkage of steel in the bimetal was higher
than the relative bronze shrinkage and than the total relative shrinkage. "IMig-1111
bronze can be subjected to rolling in a cold state up to 3CY% shrinkage (in one pass);
bimetallic strips of the same dimensions were subjected to high shrinkage rolling with-
out destruction of the bronze constituent. Pipe ingots can be rolled, without occurren,:e
of lamination, in hot state on grooved rollers (with a long mandrel or without it) and
on a piercing mill with a mandrel; all-bimetal ingots can be rolled on a piercing mill
(with or without a mandrel). In cold state pipe blanks can be rolled by the reduction
method on grooved rolls. P.G.
Card 2/2

YNGORKINA, N.D.
chilling molding mixtures br means of cast iron shot. Lit.proirv.
no-7:40-41 -Te 160. O(IRA 13 7)
(sand, Foundr7)

YEGORKINAS N.D.; DENISOVA) Z.I.
Composition of gases released by binders. Lit.proizv. no-3:45
mr 162. Offm 15:3)
(Binding materials) (Gases-Analysis)

YEGORKINk, V.14., inzh.
Comparativs s7aluation of methods for determining tbk- acidity
of coals In the coal bed. Sbor.DonUGI no.18:163-169 '59.
(Coal-Analynis) (MIRA 13:1)

~~RK~INA, inzh.
Characteristics of Ukiainian lignites. Sbor. DonUGI no.2~:
16-23 162; (MIRA 16t6)
(Ukraine-Lignite)

YEGORKINA, V.M.9 lrjzh,l GtMKO, V.A., Insh.
-'O~~Moth~odof determining the true specific weight as suggested
by the A.A. SkochinBk1i Institute of Mining. Sbor. DcynUGI
no.25251-52 162. (MIRA 16t6)
(Donotc, Baoln-Cml roaaarch)

UDINTSIAV, G.H.; ANANIINA, Z.N.; ANDM11YEVA, A.G.; BUM, V.B.; GAYLAN, Ya.I.;
TEGORIKOVA,,A.S.; ZUBZHITSKIY, Tu.H.; WINA, N.D.; KAYRAZ, I.V.;
XA'RROv L.M.; MIROTPVSrJ.YA, Z.Ye.; RECHAYEVA, Te.A.; P)JU107, B.S.
Influenza in 1957 from data of the hospital therapeutic clinic of
the Leningrad Institute of Sanitation and Hygiene. Sov.med. 23
!io.10:67-70 0 159. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Iz gospitalluoy terapevticbeskoy kliniki (zaveduyushchiy - chleu-
korrespondent AWT SUR prof. GoN, Udintsev) Leningradekogo sanitarno-
gigiyanicheakogo maditsinakogo instituta.
(IM?LUMZA statistics)

YEGORNEKO G A - VABELI, Ya.I.; ANTCINOV, I.S.
Phase equilibria in the system IM Zhurneorg,khimo
7 no.10:2419-2425 0 162. (MMA 15:10)
I:t - (Phase rule and equilibrimm)
(Sodiua borohydride) (Awc

GREBEIIYUK, V.A.; IFUSTOVALOV, A.I.; YMOFEYEV, I.Ye.; KARABACH,
T.L.; TURGAMBAYEV, B.M..; 3).9YAKOV, P.Ye.; YER1401AYEV,
A.G.; F011-0170, V.D - YEGOROGFdY, A.A.; C.10,MOV, D.I.;
ZHTJYKO, Yu.P.; PAN*~,-',_
[Twenty-second Congress of the Coramnist Party of the
Soviet Union Minel Rudnik impni XXII 511azda KPSS. Moskva.,
Nedra, 1961f. 87 p. (141RA 17:10)
1. Russia (1917- R.S.F.S.R.) Vostochno-Kazakhstanskiy
ekonomicheskiy rayon. Zyrlyanovskiy svintsovyy kombinat.
1,41

KOLOIKOLITSEV, Ye.F.; YEGOFOCRKINl-A.Nv; ZHARKOV, V.V.
Use of imolecular spectral analysis for identifying qomp. species of
fungi. Sud.-med..ekspert- 4 no.3:35-38 JI-S 161. (MIRA 14:10)
1. Kafedra sudebnoy meditsiny (zav. - prof. A.I.Zakonav) Gorlkovskogo
meditsinskogo instit-dta imeni S.M.Kirova i spektrallnaya laboratoriya
(zavq - dotsent N.K.lludnevskiy) Gorlkovbkogo nauchno-issledovatbit-
skogo instituta khimii.
(FUNGI) (SPECTRUM, MOUNIAR)

1.
KHIDEKELI, M.L.;.gGOROCHKIN, A.N.; PONOMARENKO, V.A.; ZADOROZHNYY, N.A.;
RAZUVAYEV, G.A.; PEMOV, A.D.
Nuclear magnetic resonance of silicon hydrides. Izv. AN SSSR.
Otd.khim.nauk no.6:1130-1132 Je 163. (14IRA 16:7)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii imeni Zelinsko 0 AN SSSR.
(Silicon hydride s__Spectra~

YEGOROCHKIN, A,N.* IDEICELIP M.L*,- PONOMARENK09 V.A.; ZUYEVA, G.Ya.;
S.S.; RAZUVAYEV., G.A.
Proton magnatio resonance speotra of some substituted germanium
hydrides. Izv. AN SSSR SarAhIm. no.10:1865-1868 0 163.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut khimii pri Gorlkovskom
gosudarstvennom universitat, Institut khimicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR
i Institut organicheakoy khimii im. N.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR.

YE GOITWOKIN A.N.; YJIIDEKF.Ltv M.L.; PONOMAREMO, V.A.; ZADOROZHM. 9 N.A.
Certain regularities In proton nagnetic resonance spectra of
triaubatituted silanes. Izv. All SSSR Sor.kh1m. no.10s1868-1T11 0
163~ (KIRA 1783)
1. flauchno-issladovatel'skiy institut khimli pri Gor1kovskom
gosudarst.vennom universitat, Inatitut khimicheskoy Miki AN SSSR
i Inatitut organiehookoy khimii im. N.D.Zelinakogo AN SSSR.

YEGOROCHILIN., A.N.; KHIDEKELI, M.L.; PONOMARENKO, V.A.; ZUYEVA, G.Ya.;
RAZUVAYEV, G.A.
Certain regularities in proton magnetic resonance spectra of a
number of germanium compounds, Izv*AN SSSR.Ser.khim. no.2:373-
375 F 164* (MIRA 17:3)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut khimii pri Gortkovskom
gosudarstvennom universitete im. Lobachevskogo., Instituta khi-
micheskoy fiziki AN SSSR i Institut organicheskoy khimii im.
N.D.Zelinakogo AN SSSR.

:~A,'.rVAFFV, G.A.; YEGORCCHIll, MilDIEFFL11 M.L~; 111RON011) V.;"
Proton mag=sic resunanc5 zpectra cf some viryl 5--itc3r.
compounds. izv. AN."S-TI.Ser.kidia, no, 5!923-930 IV 164.
(tal'A Y1:6)
1. !4auch-,io-is5~-,tclovatt:llck,'-y inntitut kfalml-a. Ccrfkcv---kcgo
gcoadarst-vtnnogo universiteta, instill-ult khim2Lchc-:;kcy flziki
All SSSR i "nst-tat crg6nichrskoy khir;4-1 Ira. I.I.D.4--linakogo
AN SIM.

YEGOROCII~K~1~1 KHIDEMLI M.L.; RAZUVAYEV, G.A.-; MIRONOV, V.F.;
..............
KRAVGff!,tIrd, A.L.
Proton magnetic resonance spectra of some metallo-organic
compounds of silicon and germanium. Izv. AN SSSR Ser. khim.
no.7:1312-1313 Jl 164. (MIRA 17:8)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut khimii pri GorIkovskom
gosudarstvennom universitete, Institut khimichoskoy fizjki AN
SSSR i institut organichoakoy khimii imeni Zolinskogo AN SSSR.

L 31892-66 94T(m)1EWP(j) RM
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AUTHOR: Yegorochkin, N.; K~ dekeV L.; Razuva ev, G. A.
ORG: Scientific Research Institute of Chemistrv. Gor'kiv State Universitv (Nauchno-.,
issledovirtellskly institut khimii Gor1kovskogo gossudarstventiogo universiteta);
Institute of Chemical Ph sic" , Academy of Sciences SSSR (Institut khimicheskoy
~iziki Akademii nauk SSSR-
TITLE: Regularities in the proton magnetic resonance spectra of the elemental
organic compounds of the IV group
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya khimicheskaya, no. 3, 1966, 437-443
TOPIC TAGS: silicon compound, germanium compound, tin compound, NMR, magnetic
anisotropy
ABSTRACT: Charac~eristics of chemical proton shifts in silicon germanium and tin
organic COM20undsand the relationship between induction fa-ft constants of aliphatic
substituents were'compared with similar characteristics in related carbon compounds,
In the study of carbon-containing compounds, it was discovered that in -r ~-
the Taft constant a* is not adequate for describing chemical shifts of CH3-protons
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in (CH3)4-nCXn type compounds, where X is halogen. Chemical shifts in going from
Cl to Br to I derivatives are associated with the diamagnetic anisotropy contribu-
tion of the C-X bond.. Chemical shifts in are apparently associated
with magnetic shifts produced by ring currents due to circulation of I electrons in
the,benzene ring. Thus, the main contributions to chemical proton shifts in these
compounds are due to the inductive effect and magnetic anisotropy of substituted
Ri groups. Comparisons were made of proton magnetic spectra of (C113)4-.M(Ri)- type
compounds where M represents Si, Ge and Sn with spectra of (C113)4_.CM). compounds.
It was shown that for compounds of the (r1113)i-,,M(Rf)n, type, where M = Si, Ge, chem-
ical shifts of protons of the methyl group are determined not only by the inductive
effect and magnetic anisotropy of substituents, but in the case of Ri = -OCH3,
-OC2HS, -CH=CH2 also the effect of d7r-pyr conlugation. In correlating chemical
shifts of protons of the methyl group with a' constants, obtained from the reac-
tion series containing silicon, the effect aicribed to dt-pT conjugation is still
apparent. Orig. art. has: 3 tables and 4 figures.
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~in (CH3)4-nCXn type compounds, where X is halogen. Chemical shifts in going from
C1 to Br to I derivatives are associated with the diamagnetic anisotropy contribu-
tion of the C-X bond. Chemical shifts in (CJ13)1_.C(C6145). are apparently associated
with magnetic shifts produced by ring currents due to circulation of I electrons in
the.benzene ring. Thus, the main contributions to chemical proton shifts in these
compounds are due to the inductive effect and magnetic anisotropy of substituted
Ri groups. Comparisons were made of proton magnetic spectra of (CJ13)4-.M(Ri)n type
compounds where M represents Si, Ge and Sn with spectra of compounds.'
It was shown that for compounds of the (CH3)i-,M(Rf)1, type, where M Si, Ge, chem-
ical shifts of protons of the methyl group are determined not only by the inductive
effect and magnetic anisotropy of substituents, but in the case of Ri = -OCH3,
-OC2H5, -CH=CH2 also the effect of d.,-pyr con ugation. In correlating chemical
shifts of protons of the methyl group with a' constants, obtained from the reac-
as
tion series containing silicon, the effect H,ibed to d.-p. conjugation is still
apparent. Orig. art. has,: 3 tables and 4 figures.
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WAIL R-kE~l('c)/ASD(a)-5/SSI)(c)/RUnt(j)/P-AEI(i)/ESD(gs)/ESD(t) RVVJD
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MTHOR: Ye orochkin, A._,H.,; ~hidekel`, P~kzuvavcvt Gt_A.-. Hironor,_V~_Z#,;
Kravchenko,
TITLE-' ctra of certain e1eme1nLq:qr&
Proton magnetic resonance spe
of silicon and g~rrrianium
no. 7. 1964, 1312
SOURCE: SSSR. Izvesti.a. Ser ya khimicheskaya -1313
TOOIC TAGS: proton, orCanosilicon compound, germanium compound. spectroscopy,
magnetic reconance
compa r ison of'- pi-oto n --magnet nce -o-f-severIat
spectra
saturated and unsaturated organic compounds of ailicon and germanium revealed
that for unsaturated compounds, the effects of d )r - Pir- con u atio play
an appreciable role. The opectra were recorded on the JMN-3 spectrometer
using cyclohexane as the internal standard. To determine chemical shifts
im saturated compounds, cy,alohexane was combined with the sample in 1-1 volume
ratio. Chemical shifts of proton signals in unsaturated compounds were
determined by subsequent dilution with cyclohexane and extrapolation of the
data to infinite dilution. It was found that chemical shifts of the CH3_
and CH2-protons in compounds not containEng multiple bonds correspond to
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greater islectroconddeUviVy, of gir~manium compared with silicon and the
qva1itatLv.e notLons of the LnductLve effect of substituents. Thus, in view
of the greater electron-don4ir capacity oj! the --CH2-M(CH3). 'group,, 'where
11 = Si, Ge, compared with that of the melthyl, resonance fi!equencies of
uethylprotons in the compaunde (CH ) M-(C11 ) -.H(CH ) are shifted toward
3tg Ila 2 pl.cquegc?es
larger values of r with respe,-.t to me in the. (CH3)0
compounds. Orig. art. has: 1 f;raph and I table.
ASSOCIATION* Nauchno-issii-dovateitskiy institut khimii pri Gor'kovakom G0SU-
darstvenjion universitete (3cientific Reaearch Institute of Chemistry at Gor'kij
c.:-- --
"gte Un-~xtLr t - Institul. kh-micheskoy fiziki Akademii miuk SSSR (Inistitute of
,1 -- . -�kj ) ,
chemical Physics, Acaderny of Scienceq_,AS~qR); Institut organicheskoy khinii im
In.,ititute of Organic Chemistry, Acadc!jv__qL__
Zelinakogo Akadamii nauk SSSR
sciences, SSSO
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A.11,, KHIDEKELI, M.L., RAMMAYEV, G.A.; PE.!UKHOV,,
MIRONOVP V.F.
Proton magnetic resonance spectra of some ally! silicon
compounds. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. khIm. no.8tl521-1523 Ag 164.
(MITRA -117~91
1. GorIkovsIdy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. N.I.
Lobachevsk-ago, In3titut khimicheskoy fiz-4ki All SSSR i InstVU',
organicheskoy khimii N.D. Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
I- -G --.I
MSE

USSR/Radio - Radio Serri,cing Sep 56
Receivers
"Present System of Radio Servicing Should Be Re-,
Organized," A. Yegorov
"Radio" No 91 P 13
Complains main radio repair shops in Leningrad,.be-
longing to "Metoptremoni," lack appropriate tools .and
test equipment. Service men untrained for repairing
modern sets. Even small repairs cost R 100. Loud-
speakers cannot be repaired for lack of spare cones;
only shop-which madd these repairs closed. This is
the fault of management of Leningrad Radio Adm.
Problem needs immediate attention.
171T89
71TZ89--

Yajol'uv, A.
7678- UGOROV, A. -- Purtorganizatsiya v Borbe za krutovpod"yem proizvodstva
odezhdy. (14ank. t3hveynuna fabrika 0. "m- 7-J34
SO: Knizhnaya Latonsis', Vol. 7, 1955

YNGOROVI AS
-
The annual plan for construction on collective farms will be fulfilled
ahead of time. 3011. Btroi. 12 no.8:3-5 Ag 157. (MLRA 10:9)
1. Predsedatell ispolkoma Kaluzhokogo oblastnogo Soveta deputatoy
trudyashchikhoya.
(Kaluga District--Construction industry)

85-58-1-24/28
AUTHOR: _.Y~ggg2y,~A., Leader of the House of Pioneers'
-go-d-eMMrplane Building Team, Tkvarcheli, Abkhazskaya ASSR
TMIJE: Letter to the Editor (Pis'mo v redaktsiyu); Where Can
Glue and Emalit (Enamel Glue) be Bought? (Gde kupit-kley,
emalit?)
PERIODICAL:' Kryl'ya rodiny, 1958, Nr 1, p 31 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author complains of the impossibility of buying glue
or enamel glue (emalit) for his MK-16NC440 engine in
Tkvarcheli or fuel for an MD-5 "Kometa" engine at the
Sukhumi Glavkulttorg (Main Administration of Wholesale
and Retail Trade in Cultural and Sports Goods).
ASSOCIATION:Tkvarcheli House of Pioneers
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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USSR/Cultivatod Plants. rodd(,r PI-ints. H
Abs Jour Rcf 2hur-Biol.2 'oTo 157 1953, 68246
Author Yogorov A
71
Sc
Inst 7 L- ~5~icntifjc RasUArch:Ih9tituto of
Agriculturc.
Title Fodder Grain Varieties for tho Yonisoy Far
North.
Orig Pub Byul, nntuchno-toldin, inforn. Krasnoyar-'Rogo
n.-i. in-ta s. 1di.9 1957, No 1-2, 22-25
Abstract z &xporimonts at tho Igar and Turukhan c:,.pori:mont
stations have doiionstrated that it is advisable
to limit thu use of Udarnik 883 oat variety to
a latitude of about 61-621) and the Oheimgveta
bftrlpy variety to a latituUof 61-620. The
Narymskaya 205/4 and Hutika Yartsevskiy oat
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Abs Jour Ref ZhtLr-Biol,, I'To 15o 1953, 68246
'varieties can be recoi-Arlended for planting. at
lcolkhozps and SOVIdlOzes of the Krasnodarsk
Kray situated above the latitute of 60-6107
and the rolar 14 and KhS-185 barley varie-
ties my be planted in regions situated
above 61-620. -- 0. A. Gorbunova
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YEGOROVI A. (Kharikov)
Flight engineer Stepan Kryzhanovskii. Kryi.rbd. 12 n0,5:17
My 161.. (,,aRA 14:7)
(Flight engineering)
(Kryzhanovskii, Stepan)
m/ -
I
I.

YEGOROV, A., deayatnik vontilyntaii ahakhty; IVAKIIIN, A., muuter-vzryvniV
Is there a need for special gas inspectors in the mines?
Sov.shakht. 10 no.6:11 Je 161. 041P,~ 14:9)
1. Shakhta. Ho.12-bis treata. Dzerzhinskugoll v Donbasse (for
Yegorov. 2. Shakhta Ho.1-2 "KhQlodna-yu balka" troota O-ovet-
kombinata Stalinugoll (for.Ivakhin).
(Mine gases)