SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KAREVA, G.F. - KARFUS, Z.

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KAVERINA, N.V., prof.. ~ VA, G.F.; PIDEVICTI-, I.N.
Pliarmacologic., '`:iracteristics of the
serotonin-reactive
structures of -,-, neart. Farm. i toks. 28
no.5:53(,539
S-0 165. (MlRA 18:12)
1. Laboratoriya farmakologii serdechno-sosudl stoy
(zav. prof. N.V.Kaverina) Instituta farmakologii i
khimiol'erapil
(direktor - deystvitellnYY chlen AMN SSSR prof.
V.V.74i'Rusav)
AMN SSISRI Moslwa. Submitted June 22, 1964.

- KAREVI , G. F. ; SENOVA , Z. P.
I-
Mechanism of the antiarrhythmic action cf gang2ion'c
tIOCI-4 ng
-L r.-
agents. Farm. i toks. 25 no-4:434-437 jl-A- 162,
1-1:10~
1. laboratoriya chastnoy varmakcl:)gii (zav. -
de'vstvitel-Irlyy
chlen Al-2-1 SSSR prof. V.V. Zakusov) Instituta
farr;.ako2c~l-ii i
khimioterapii AIT SSSR.

- KAREVA, G.F.
Effect of pharmacological substances on the coronal-j
blood e!Tcu-
lation in experimental spasms of the cardiac vessels.
Vest. AIM
SSSR 18 no.IM-32'163. MMA 1612)
1, Institut farmakologii i k-himioterapil AMI SSSR.
(CARDIOSPASH) (CARDIOVASCULAR AGMS)

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AUTHORi Ko
norov, P. F3; Romanovq 0. V.; Karevap G. G.
Z3
ORG: leninerad State UniversijX im. A. A. Zhdanov (Ieningradskiy
gosudarstvonr*7
universitet) 6 1
TITLE1 Study of surfaco~ states &rising in the course or
oxidation of germanium
SOURCE9 Fizika tvardogo tela, v. 8# no. 8, 1966, 2517-2519
TOPIC TAGSt germanium compound, surface property, recombination
MOTRA.CT: The possibility of obtaining various stages of
oxidation of Go directly in
HNO~ solutions by changing their concentration has permitted the
use of new methods
for studying the characteristics of surface states responsible
for the change in the
surface recombination rate 5 in the course of the oxidation. One
such method used in
the present -study was that of the field effect in electrolytes;
it involved measure-
ment of the surface capacity and conductivity of Ge in HNO~
solutions of various con-
centrations as functions of the electrode potential of Go
measured relative to a sat-
urated calomel electrode and reflecting changes in the surface
potential of Go in the
course of its polarization. The study of the dependences of the
surface capacity of
n- and p-Ge on the electrode potential in HN03 solutions showed
that at HNO'3 concen-
trations below 3-4 N these dependences have curves with a
minimum which are Charlie-
teristic.-of the capacity of the space charge region in
Ge,indicating the absence of a
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significant quantity of surface states (ht < 4 x j010 cm-2) in
thi3 range of 100~ con-
centration. At 6 N. there is a single local surface level with a
concentration of
surface states of - 5.0 x 1012 ct-2- It is shown that the start
of formation of the
oxide phase on the Go surface and the appearance of individual
crystals of hexagonal
GeG2 are associated with the appearance of a local level of Ast
surface recombination
states with energy Et-Ei -3.5 kT and with concentration Nt- 5-6
x 1012 cw-2 which do-
creases with progressing formation of the uniform oxide coating.
Orig. art. hant 2
figures.
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AUTHOR: Gorbov, F. Del Novikovq Me As; Dyatritskaya, A. F.;
Gorasinovich, A. A,,
ORG; none
TriI';,,: Homeostatic principle in modoUixg, group activity
ffapor prosonted at th,)
.-I'ay 196~-
Conference on Problems of Space Medicine hold in Moscow from 24
to 27 ' T.
SOURCE: Konforentslya po problomam 1cosmichoskoy moditsiny,
1~66. ProblorV kosmiches-~
koy nioditsiny. (Problems of space modicino); materia2,y
konforontaii, Noscaw, 1966,
129-130
TOPIC TAGS: horiaostasis, cosmonaut training, cosmonaut
selection, group dynamics,
space psychology
ABSTRACT: Investigations conducted on the "Homeostat" model
using 3 operator-.;
have demonstrated the importance of using the principle of
group-integra-
*tive evaluation. The effectiveness of a group can not be
prognosed by
'individual criteria; the success of the solution is determined
not only by
the activity of each operator, but by the nature of group
interaction. An
understanding of group strategy as a whole and the tactics of
individual
.oper,ators.is. of great importance., The strategy of a group
must change

ACC NR, AT66)6S56
during a deepening interrelationship. The parity principle of
group
activity becomes authoritarian; here, a distribution of fun
ctional obligations
-is revealed ("leader-led" type). This permits isolating
functional Sub-
ordination in an interacting group. The quantitative
characteristics of
operator tactics according to value and'the
correlation'6oefficir--nt of visual
and motor aspects of activity were found.'
The depth of intercommunications can be used as a criterion of
the
'development (organization) of a group. It was found that a
joint but unsolvable i
problem is a source of 'conflict strain in a group (this was
noted in a group
witb~*low learning capacity). The evolution of conflict was
concluded to be
a function of individual psychological idiosyncracy and the
complication of
situations at a given moment. A'.,. Wo. 22; ATD R'Opoik* C~-iig
suB coDr... 05, 06 / SUBM DATE: 001DW66

TERSKIKH, I.I.; CHERVONSKIY, V.I.; JUEEI~A.__.N.P.;
DORMIDONTOV, R.V.;
GROMYKO, A.I.; OBMOVSKAYA, N.M.; KOZLYAKOVA, A.I.;
TAZULAKHOVAJ.
E.B.; Prinimali uchastiye: KUZZINETSOVA, T.M., vrach;
LOPAROVA, L.M.,
vrach
Natural and secondary focus of ornithosis in the
Zavidovo District
of Kalinin Province. Vop.virus 7 no.4:93-99 Jl-Ag 162.
(MIRA 15:8)
1. Institut virusologii imeni D.I.Ivanovskogo AMN SSSR,
140skva
(for Terskikh,, Chervonskiy, Kareva, Dormidontov,
Gromyko, Obukov-
skaya, Kozlyakova). 2. Kalininskaya oblastnaya
sanitarno-epidemiolo.-
gicheskaya stantsiya (for Kuznetsova, Loparova).
(ZAVIDDVO DISTRICT (KALININ PROVINCE-ORNIMOSIS)

PLOTNIKOVA, K.N.; Prinimali unhastiye: CORNAYA, K.A.;
SELINA, L.:i.;
KUZN-HTSOVA, V.K.; BGGDANOVA, EE.I.; MOSHIW7, S.F.;
TPAB"R) 1.G.;
KAFEVA, M.V.; KUZ711INA, A.I.
Expeiience in the production o' laisan-cotton 1-;lend
yarn 4.n
the 'IT-,,lcbgornaya Manufacturall and halirin Cotton
Mills.
Naunh,iss. trudy TSNIKHBI za 1962 g.:166-175 164.
WIPA 1.8:9/1
1. TSentrallnoy nauchno-issledovatellskiv institut
k1hil'.~pchatolul-
mazhnoy pronWshlennosti, Moskva (for Gornaya.
2. Kalininskiy nauchno-issledovatellsklY institut
tekstil'noy
promshlennosti (for Kuznetsova, Boadtmovu).
Kn,-'r,-nsk~y
khlopchatobumazhnyy kombinat (for B~ishllov), lraber).
4. Kombinut
"Trekhgornaya manufaktura" (for Kareva, Kuz-Lina).

VAR VA, T,P. LHoscow); MARKOV, A.M., professor
(Mosoow).
Exercise therapy in myocardial infaretiono. Klin.med.
32 no.1:42-52
Ja 954. (MLRA 7:4)
(Heart-Infaretion) (ftercise) (Physical therapy)

KAAEVA, T.F.
KARIVA. T.P.: TULUPOV. N.I. (Hookn)
; -*' -
I.-topic chorionapithelioma. Ilinemedo 35
no.4:116-118 Ap '57
(CHCIRIOCARGINW, ease reports (MIRA 10:7)
ectopic, pathogenol)

EHOINA, E.H.; WAT41__Y~Aa; KWIji, B.G., kandidat
meditainskikh nauk, di
rektor; STA.41KOV, G.K., kandidat mFditainakikh nauk,
direktor; PSTRTA-
YEVA, A.T., professor. zaveduyuslich4la.
kniminaprophylaxis of measles with gamma globulin.
Pediatriia no.2;6-8 Mr-
Ap '53. (MLBA 6:5)
1. Smolenskiy institut epidemiologii i mLkrobiologii
(for Khanin). 2. Ka-
fedra. pediatrii Smolenskogo meditainakogo inatituta
(for Petryayava).
3. Smolenskiy meditsinskly inatitut (for Starikov).
(Measles) (Gamma
Globulin)

KAREVA, V.A. [Karieva, V.A.j
Desozyribonucleic acid concentration in the mucosa of
the small
inteetine In experimental radiation sicknese,
Mr,biokhim.zhur,
31 no.4:525-533 '59. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Ukrainian Research Institute of Nutrition, Laboratory
of Bioch-
mistry, Kiyev.
(DESOX-YRIBONUCLEIC ACID) (I RAYS--PHYSIOLOGICAL MTECT)

KARWA, V.A. (Kiyev)
Sffect of ascorbic and ribonucloic acid on the course of
ezperimental
scruvy in animale. Vrach.delo no.9:985 S 159. (MIRA
13:2)
(ASCORBIC ACID) (NUCLEIC ACIDS) (SCURVY)

VASILIYEVSKIT, A.P.; KAREVA, V.M.
Mildew of begonias. Biul. Glav. bot. sada no.31:100
158.
(MIRA 12:5)
l*Glavnyv botanichaskiy sad-AN SSSR.
(Begonias--DiBeases and pests) (Mildew)

ZYBIN, Yu.P., prof.; KAREVA, V.Ye., inzh.
Design and standardization of the shape of flat
counters.
Kozh.-obuv. prom. 6 no.2-.28-32 F'64. (MIRA 17-.5)

MALYAUDIA, V.S.. KARRVA, Ye.A.
Stratigraphy of the Chelyabinsk brawn coal -basin.
Dokl.,V1 SSSR
110 no,5:828-830 0 156. (MIRA 10:1)
1. Vaesoyuznyy niftyanoy imuchno-Issledovntellskiy
goologo-razvedoch-
W institut. Pradstavleno alaidemikom D.V. Nalivkinym.
(Chelyabinsk Province--Coal geolog7)

KAMM, Ye - A.
"Strati-raphic Units of the Southern Part of the
Chelyabinsli-, Brown
0
Coal Basin." T). 225
Geologlcbeekiy abornik, 3, (Collection of Auticles In
W0108Y, Vol - 3),
Leningrad Gostoptekhizdat, 1958, 471pp. (Trudy, vyp 126,
Vsesoyuzayy Dert,yanoy
nauchno-isoledovatel'skiy geologorazvedocluWy inatitut)

KAREVA, Ye. A., Candidate Geolog-Mineralog Sci (diss) --
"The geological
structure of Kamyshinskiy, Korkinskiy, and
Yemanzhelinskiy Rayons of the Chelya-
binsk I~rown-coal basin and the outlook for oil".
Ieningrad, 19551. 20 PP
(min Geology and Protection of Natural Resources USSR,
All-Union Petroleum Sci
Res Geological-Prospecting Inst VNIGRI), 150 copies (KLI
No 25, 1959, 129)

LkUVA, Ye.A.
Upper Paleozoic and lower Mesozoic of the western slope of
the Urals and the urestern part of the West Siberian Plain.
TruV VITIGRI no.1110:40-61 159. (MIBA 13:6)
(Siberia, Wostern-Geoloa, Stratigraphic)
0117A.
I

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AUTHOR: Babakov, A. A.; Fel'dgandler, E. G.; Kareva, Ye. N.-,
Savkina, L. Ya. 1J_/_
ORG: Central Scientific Research Institute of Ferrous Metallurgy,
Moscow (Tsentral,L
nyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy inatitut chernoy metallurgii)
TITLE: _Meghanical and corrosion prnperties of the new two-phase
Okh2lN6B stainless
steel
SOURCE: Moscow. Tsentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
chermoy metallurgii.
Sbornik trudov, no. 46, 1966. Spetsiallnyye stali i splavy (Special
steels and al-
loys), 5-12
TOPIC TAGS: stainless steel, titanium, columbium, magnetization,
mechanical property,!
corrosion resistance, metallographic examination / OKh2lN5 steel,
OKh2lN6B steel
ABSTRACT: A study was done on th 'effects of columbium-7-Yddi i he
ferritic-
,lions on t
-austenitic structure of OKh2lN,', atee s, to which titaniumll~s
normally added. Two
laboratory heats of OKh2lN6B S.TFel were made with Nb contents of
0.44 and 0.73% Me-
chanical and magnetic 2ropertik-b were given as functions of
quenching temperature
L
which ranged from 1000 to 13000C.)iFor both alloys the
fracturet'gtrength decreased
monotonically with temperature while 0.2% yield strength, elongation
and impact
strength changed slightly. Magnetization saturation increased with
rise in quench tem-'
perature due to-an increase in the amount of ferrite phase, as
confirmed by metallo-
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11raphy. Changes in these mechanical properties and magnetic
saturation were given as
functions of tempering temperature after quenching from 10000C. After
tempering in
the interval 450-7000C for 1, 10 and 100 hrs little change in
fracture strength re-
sulted although other properties were affected; the 0.2% yield
strength increased witt
tempering temperature, while elongation and impact strength
decreased. The magnetic
saturation increased from 4000 to 11000 gauss during tempering to
7000C. All these
properties were not greatly affected by the Nb content.
Microstructures showed that
after quenching the steel had a ferritic-austenitic structure with
dispersed carbides
Independent of time, tempering to 6000C did not change this
structure, however, in
the range 650-7000C (10 to 100 hrs) austenite nodules formed within
ferrite grains an4
Trartensite platelets formed in the austenite. The number of twists
to fracture, givel
as a function of testing temperature, increased from 4 to 10000C to
20 at 1250"C.
OXh2lN6B and OKh2lN5T steels behaved similarly in corrosion tests
conducted in boiling
30, 50 and 65% HN03. However, welded samples of OKh2lN6B were 3 times
as stable in
65% HNO3. Welded and unwelded samples of OKh2lN6B did not exhibit
intercrystalline
I corrosion t ndencies after quenching from 100D and 12000C. Orig.
art. has: 5 figures,
2 tables..
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AUTHOR: F Vdgandler, E. G.; Kareva, Ye. N.; Savkina, L. Ya.
ORG: Central Scientific Research Institute of Ferrous Metallurgy,
Moscow (Tsentrall-I
n-o--i-s-sle-d-o~~t-eV-sW3.y-in:ititut-cF~ern-oy-m6-f-a Uurgiff~_
nyy nauch
TITIX: Some characteristic changes in the structure and properties
of the two-phase
steels Kh2lN5T and OKh2lN6M2T 4fter tempering
SOURCE: Moscow. Tsentrallnyy nauclino-issledovateliskiv institut
chernoV metallurgii.
Shornik trudov, no. 46, 1966. Spetsiallnyye stali i splavy (Special
steels aDd
alloys), 13-19
TOPIC TAGS: stainless steel, ferrite, austenite, temperature
dependence, impact
strength, saturation magnetization, microhardness, metallographic
examination, phase
analysis / n.21NST steel, OKh2lN6M2T steel
ABSTRIiCT: The solid solution stability f the two-pbase Cr-Ni
stainless steels
Kh2lN5T and OKh2lN6M2T during A,
_tampgripg was studied. Three beats of Kh2lN5T and two
of OKh2lN6M2T with Cr INi ranging from 2.86 to 3.61 were prepared.
equivalent equivalent
Changes in impact strength and saturation magnetization were given
for water quenched
samples after 30 min at either 1000 or 12500C and after subsequent
tempering in the
1150-7001C range for 1, 10, 50 and 100 hrs. The greater the amount
of carbon uncrAln-
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hined with Ti the larger were the brittle regions shown on
tempering temperature-tine
diagrams. Except for the lower C level of 0.011% C, both high and
low temperature
brittle regions were observed in samples quenched from 10000C. For
samples quenched
from 12500C and tempered in the range 450-5500C only a single low
temperature brittle
region occurred. Microhardnesses of the ferritic and austenitic
phases in tempered
samples were given as a function of tempering time. Only ferrite
increased in hard-
ness under these conditions due -to a decomposition of the ferritic
solid solution;
the kinetics were similar to a decomposition process and the curves
exhibited maxima, I
which indicated a coagulation of the hardening phase. The
saturation magnetization
iven for these conditions showed two temperature regio of
instability correspond-
9
ing to the brittle regions mapped out by impact tests ?67he drop in
saturation magne-
tization at the lower temporature range was caused by tho formation
of a nonmagnetic
phase in ferrite, while the instability at higher temperatures was
caused by the trans
I formation of austenite into martensite. At higher tempering
temperatures, the fer-
rite boundaries thickened and austenitic nodules formed within &
ferrite. The brit-,
tleness at low tempering temperatures was not a function of
alloying and was charac-
teristic of all grades of Kh2lN5,r and OKh2lN6M2T steel. However,
above 6000C, brit-
tleness was a function of alloyiiV; in Kh2lN5T steels it was caused
by carbide a-
tion. In OKh21N6M2T it resulted from a-phase formation. Orig. art.
has: 4 figures,
I table.
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AUTHORS Babakov, A.A., Candidaze of Technical Sciences, and
Xareva._Yo.N,,__Engineov
TITIE: At the Tsentral Inyy nauchno-~isslcdovatcl fskiy
instiLuzu c"nicrnoy
metallurgii im. I,P. Bardina (Central Scientific Research
Institut of'Ferrous Yetallurgy im. I.P. Bardin)
PERIODICAL: St6l', no. 5, 19062, 460
'ITEXT, New stainless steels of -the austenitic and
grade containing a reduced amount of nic),-.ol have been
developed. Tht~_-L:
are substitutes for the IX18H10 (iKh18NIO), 2X 18H 10
(MUSINIO), )8~'-i 10-i-,
(M18NIOT) and X'SH12742T (KhISNIZ-412T) grades. One group
of the new grade3
is produced by alloying high-chrome forritic steel with
elements to obtain good technological properties of the
steel in hot and' cold,
plastic defopmation, weldability and corrosion resistance.
These Urad-as I~avc
basic ferritile structure with a 5-20% content of -phase,
w1lich el--iminalues low
ductility in the zone of the welding seai-,). The other
group of new stec~ls belong
to the austenitic --rade (with a 5-20% content of the ::~
-phase). 171 these rteels
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nickel is replaced by manganese (in some caser, by
mansimesrj and
of the new grades which were subjected to t~-,sts on an
industrial. ;-,cExjt!, 't~,ave -,,Jjr~
following characteristics;
2)
(kg/nm2) (kg/,m2)
OX 21 F, 5T (J- P15 3) ak (k&-ii/cm

0,,a-,2lN5T (EP53)

'-,rritic-austenitic)
65

25 6
21 H Rv", 2
T ( 3 F, 5A

OK-,2IN16M2T (EP54)

(ferriltic-a-ustenitic)

with
i.8-2.57,' Mo
70
ljo
25 6
X14 r14H (,OrI212)

z~a,,~4G!4N
(EEP212)

austenitic
75
30
45 25

1 L a
-X-14rl4H3T (SM711)

icql-4Gl41N-1-5T1 (E1711)

austenitic
75
30
15
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S/133/62/0-0/005/007/008
At the Tsentral'nyy ..... A054/A 127
,,2)
c','r, (kg/=2) cr
(kg/ ak (kgm/cm2)
X 17AFI 4 (3rJ213' )
!C117AM4 (EP213)
austenitic 70 45 50 15
av,17115aq (H55)
OKhl7N5AGCj (EP55)
austenitic,O - 5-0-3~1' Nb 75 4o 35 15
7ne Kh14Gi4N and xnl4Gl4N3T grades are suitable for machines
working under low
temperature conditions, the OIW1115T grade for chemical
apparatus (low and v:!dium
concentration nitric acid production), while the M21%,ZM2T and
011~h21N15T grades
are used "or equipment in the production of fatty acids. Tne
Khl" '7AG14 and
i,cn14G14N grades are replacing the I X 18H 9 (lKhl8N9) and 2
X 18 IH9
The tests on an industrial scale were carried out at the
"Elekzrostall" Plant,
"Serp i molot" Plant and "Krasnyy Oktyabr"' Plant. The welding
conditions for the
new grades hve been developed, too.
Gard 3/3

KAKHOVSKIY, H.I.; YUSHCIIENKO, K.A.; YUSMVICH,
Z.V.; BABAKOV, A.A.;
KAREVA, Ye.N.; SHARONOVA, T.N.
Electric are welding of corrosion-resistant
ferrite-austenite
steels of the type 21-3 and 21-5. Avtom. svar. 16
no.12:249-57
D '63. (~aRA 17:1)
1. Institut elektrosvarki imeni Patona AN UkrSSR
(for
Kakhovskiy, Yushchenko, Yushkev-1ch). 2.
TSentraltnyy nauchno-
issledovateliskiy institut chernoy metallurgii (for
Babakov,
Kareva). 3. Gosudarstvenriyy
nauchno-isaledovatellskiy i
proyelctnyy institut azotnoy promyshlennosti i
produktov
organicheskogo sinteza (for Sharonova).

/ " / " / \ ~- :. -L~ o' ~ --,
XMVIN, I.; KOVALSIM0. A.
, - -,
Conveyer for removing silage from trenches. Tekheov.
TO 18
no.20-10-12 157. (MIRA 10;10)
(Conveying machinery)

MRSHOEMRINOVA. O.N., kand.tekhn.uau]r,- TRIIPONOVA,
T.N., inzh.; TCRPANOVA,
G.A., kand.tekhn.nauk; SKMOT, Te.V., inzh.*,
BABAKC7, A.A.,
kand.tekhu.naukj_A~~~Tsj". luzh.*, ZHADANO T.A.,
lnzh,;
TALOV, N.P., lnsh.,* TSTPKINA, Ts.D..
kand,tekhn.nauk,- DORONH,
V.N.. insh.; DAVYDOVA. L.N., inzh.; PRIDARTSK7,
M.V., prof.,
doktor tekhn.nauk# red.; LIMITS G L
kand.takhn.nauk, red.;
BXRLIN, U.N., red.izd4vai t9khn.red.
[Steelij with low niakdf Content-, a handbook)
Stall e ponizhen-
nym eaderzhaniom nikela; spravoohnik. Pod red.
)(J.Pridantseva
i a.1.11vahitsa. Wskra, Goo. nauchno-tekhn. i zd-vo
lit-ry -po
ehernoi i tovetnoi metallurgii, 1961. 200 p.
(MIRA 14.-12)
1. Direk-tor instituts, kachestvennfth ataley
TSentrallnogo
nauchno-issledovatel'skogo Inotituta chernoy
metallurgii im.
I,P.Bardina (for Pridanteav).
(Nickel steel)

4PI
3/137/61/000/1010/02,3/056
A006/AI01
A UTh-'-)RS Babakov, A A. _ Karsy--*
T=L.S,- S-.abliizing annealing wnd its effeat on the
corrosion resistanoe of
IX 18HqT (lKhl8N9T) steel-
IERIODICAL? Referativnyy zhurnal. Mettallurgiya, no. 10,
1961, 40, abstract
P
loD274 ("Sb. tr. Tsentr.. n.-i. in.-t oherncy metallurgii",
1960, no.
17, 2o4 - 227)
MUF The authors studied the effect of the tempera-~urs and
duration of
aMbilizing annealing, and different variants of quen3hing
on the mechanical
properties, microst-ructura, the amount of TI carbides in
the stsel, and the oor-
rosior. resistance of IKhI8*T steel from 4 heats. For
"mparlsor, OX18H9
(,OKhl8V9)'st6e! was,alec investigated, The meahanioal
properties of h~t and cold
rolled IKh18NqT ateel after stabilizing annealing at
850-9000C during 1 to 5
hou."s are the so-me ae after quenching, Stabilizing
annealing reduces the prone-
ness of steel to grain growth in the welding zone and
reduces the effect cf heat-
ing in the dang8rouB tempsrature range. S'0681 qLenshing
from tempera-curs of
> 1,1000-1 6ntails the dissolving in austenite of T-1
sarbide3. which entails a
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S/I )7/6 1/000/b 10/02Nb56
S-Lat,ilizing anneal,.Lng and its effect ... A006/A101
censiderable reduction of the effective Ti &v-o-,Mt, 1-hound
in Ti C. Annealing at
800 and 61,:00C after high_-.emperature quenching does nc~t
bring about sufficient
0 tond im. Ti cart-ides. IKhl8N9T a4eel, containing TI at The
A'ower limit or con-
taining s-!r-0.06% C after different heat tvc~atrfent
conditions, is not subjected
tzp intarcr.:7stalline corrosion during tests by the A-1 or
A-2 method (wsT 6o32-
51). During 'eats in 58% HNO quenching from elevated
tempsratures and addition-
al tempering at 8CO and 650063prc4uce ar. -Inoreaeg of total
and Jjter~-.rystalline
c-cirrosion . Corrosion resistance of lHhl8jN9T steel in 58%
HNO at boillng tem-
peratu,res iff eic~ual after q-aenching from high
tsmpera-.Urez and ~ftar different
st-6bilizing kinealing. Tempering of 1KhI8N9T s*Gcn-Al at
6c_;OOG f.:-r 2 - 10 hours
after Btable-lizing annealing does not reduce corrof~ion
r-esistance. The content
of C, not. bcund into carbides, ha3 a greater effect on
oornoAion resistance of
IKhIBNgT ste-32. in ENO3than during tests by the A-2 method.
M. ShaD:ro
[A:Dsiracter't note! Complete translation]
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AP,TYIJS!iENYO,, A.T. [Artyushenko, O.T.); KAREVA,
Ye.11. [Karrvap C.V.1
of the vegetAtion of Cherkarsy Prov-ince in the late and
Dp~rolor.M(,n~w
postglacial pcriod~i according to the dntfi ot' spore
aml pollen analysis.
Ukr. bot. zhur. 22 no.3:91-100 165. (MIRA 18:7)
1. In.-Altut botaniki AN U'RrSSIR, 1~;Wri! I
palc-)botan-Rif

Y-AREVIN. I.A., inzhener.
--ot,~ntir:,natera -,7" th the
2 :21
zo~-, c' ter
arv..

X&RIVSKIY F.A,
Party and mass political work of the political sections
of machine-
tractor stations in the central Volga Valley, 1933-1934.
Uch. zap.
Xhib. goo. pad. inst. no.18:241-259 '5?. (MIR& 110)
(Volga Valley--Machine-tractor stations)

I~A"~ENS:ay. 1,7 1
I..-,-.--- - . _.I-.q~kovnilc
InStrUC4- ion in throwinE grenades. Vocn.vest. 39
no.5:V-90 16-0.
u 0 _i
(I-au 1/,: ,~)
(Gronadoo)

S,/101/60/000/006/002/004
A051/AO29
AUTHORi Karevskiy, S. I.
TITLE; Replacement of wool fabrics by nitrone ones in
filter sleeves
PERIODICAL: Tsement, no. 6, 1960, 23 - 24
TEXT: A summary is given of the experience in using nitrone
fabrics
in 72-sleeve filters of cement mills. The Niitsement tested
a fabric
made of nitrone fibers under laboratory conditions. Table 1
lists the
characteristic properties of these fibers* In 1959,
employees of the Vos-
kresenskiy tsementnyy zavod (Voskresensk Cement Works) in
co-operation with
employees of the Niitsement investigated this fabric in
72-sleeve filters
of cement mills by comparing it to that of the No. 2 filter
material and
the all-fabric ~M'TsM) sleeve (from combined caprone-wool
fabric). The ni-
trone fabric was sewn with No.10 cotton thread. The nitrone
fibers, accord-
ing to data submitted by the TsNIFMBI, have the following
characteristics:
width 710 - 770 mm (or 1,380 - 1,500 mm), intertwine-surge
2/2, weight of
1 M2 400 9, metric number of the thread; base and edge -
20/2, weft -
20/4, density (number of threads to 100 mm): base 113, weft
- 110, fiber
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S/101/60/000/006/002/004
Replacement of wool fabrics by .... A051/AO29
number 2,600 - 3,000 (length of fiber 36 - 40 mm), fabric
with one-sided
hackle. During the testing procedure it was established
that the sleeves
made of No. 2 filter fabric and from wool-caprone began to
fall apart after
35 working days and were replaced by nitrone fabric
sleeves. An -investiga-
tion of the strength of the nitrone fabric after 46 working
days established
the data listed in table 3. During the service period the
weight of the
fabric increased due to dust, its stability was lowered
along the weft and
the base. After the sleeves had been replaced by the
nitrone fabric, a de-
termination of the degree of dust elimination of the
aspiration air in the
sleeve filter was carried out with the following results:
quantity of puri-
fied air, m3/h ... 5,200, air temperature OC ,,, 139, air
load on -the fa-
bric, m3/m2/minute ... -93, dust content in the air Wter 4
cyclones QH-15
(TsN-15) diameter 600 mm): before purification, g/nm) -
30.2, after puri-
fication, g/nm3 ... 0.185, degree of dust elimination from
the air in the
filter sleeve, ~ ... 99-4. The filtering ability of the
nitrone fabric was
found to be sufficiently high and the aerodynamic
resistance lower than that
of No. 2 material. The authors' investigation led to the
following conclu-
sions: 1) the service duration of nitrone sleeves due to
their elevated
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S/101/60/000/006/002/004::
Replacement of wool fabrics by .... A051/AO29
thermal stability even under conditions of the ----ems being sewn
with cotton
is 2.5 times greater than sl'eeves made of No. 2 filter material
and all-
-fabric materials from c 'ombined wool-caprone fabric; 2) in
sewing the ni-
trone fabric sleeves, cotton thread should not be uced as it
reduces the
service life; 3) the aerodynamic resistance *and filtering
ability of ni-;
trone complies with the demand placed on filtering fabric for
filter sleeves
used in the cement industry. There are 3 tables.
Table 1: CBOACTBa Pa3a'141INX UaiieA, npimeimemux 0 THaHeBux
(PtJAbTP3X

P23PUDHAR
nP0411OCTh

a3pup-

TI
pu"Aicocrt, -C

'skmeu0sallue
'91UH11

a ROL
M
Hot "fill.
HIICAOTO-
A
Ulm4t-
rupio4ccn.

Ktj;MIj

HI
LCOCTOgrH
% OT
Heulle.
CTO
KUM
CTORKD"h

CYXOA

l

WePCTh 0
16-18
70
30-40
Bucoicas
H113KOR
.,R
Ymepe4
80-90
100
XitoitoK (E)
35-52
100
7-8
HIMICOSI

CIIA6113SI"I~i
GS-80
95
HIITPOII i~~
23-40
95
16-22
BWCOKam.,~)
Henucoxio

125-135
150-180
31 E
1:

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S/1o1/6o/ooo/oo6/002/004
Replacement of wool fabrics by .... A051/A029
Table I (continued)i (1) Properties of various fabrics used In
fabric
filters; (2) name of fabric; (3) tear resistance; W-kg/mm2 ; (5)
in the
wet state, of the dry; (6) tear elongation, ~D; (7) Acid
resistance;
8) Alkali resistance; (9) combustibility~, (&0) thermal
stability, OC;
11) lengthy; (12) maximum. (a wool; (b) cotton; (c) nitrone; (d)
high;
e) low; (J') high; (g) low; (h~ low; (i) not high; (j) moderate;
(k and.1)
~
a trong.
Table 21 Fabric characteristics used in filter sleeves
(according to ITii-
tuelnont; (21) Name of fabric; (3) Weight 1m2 1 9; (4) Thickness
of fabric,mm;
(5) Donsity, on 2.5 cm (number of threads); (6) base; (7) waft;
(8)- tear
load of strip; (9) strip elongation; 1a) latrone with one-sided
hackle;
(b) Vlool-caprone (all-fabric sleeves) ...; (c) Filter fabric
No. 2.
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KAREVSKIY, S.I., inzh.
Fractives in using synthetic materiais for dust
collecting.
TSement 30 no..4:7 JI-Ag 164~ (MIRA 17: 11)
1. 7oskresenskiy tsementny
,y zavod.

KARF,VSKIY, S.I.
Operation of a kiln with a complex of heat exchange
apparatus.
TSement 27 no.3:14-16 My-je 161. (MIRA 14:7)
fCement kibis) (Heat exchangers)

S11 94/62/000/005/089/157
D222/D309
AUTHORS: Belinskiy, B.A., Vasillyev, V.N., Kar_e_vs1,dy_,__j.L-,
and
Savinikhina, A.V.
TITLE; Ultrasound device for the measurement of some standard
parameters of stratified liquids
PERIODICAL: Refera~ivnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. 5, 1962, abstract 5-5-49 8hch (V sb. Primeneniye
ul'traakust. k issled. veshchestva, no. 14, Y., 1961p
171 - 184)
TEXT: A small-sized ultrasound device is described, which is
suita-
ble for investigations related to the measurement of abFiorbtion
and
velocity of propagation of ultrasound oscillations under
extremely
varied physico-chemical conditions, in particular those-relating
to
oil and oil products. The block diagram and the circuit diagram
of
the device are given. In order to determine the saturation
pria'ssure
and crystallization temperature of paraffins it is sufficient to
ob-
tain data on the attenuation of ultrasound. The device has a
ther-
mostatically controlled vess6l with two transducers, a pulse
genera-
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3/194/62/'000/005/089/157
Ultrasound device for the measurement ... D222/D3091
tor workin- according to the pulsed self-modulation circuit, a
su-
per-heterodyne receiver and a cathod-ray tube indicator. The
satura-
tion pre~:-.sure is determined from the appearance of gaseous
phase,
accompanied by a marked. drop in the amplitude of the received
ultra-
sonic impulse. The results showed a great accuracy of
measurement.
Experiments were carried out at 7.5 and 12.5 mc/s frequencies.
[Ab-
stractor's note: Complete translation].
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ACCESSION NR: AR4022455 S/0058/64/000/001/HO56/HO56
SOURCE: Rzh. rizika, Abs. 111355
AUTHORS: Belinskiy, B. A.; ~'tareyskiy, V. A.; Nozdrev, V. F.;
Savinikhina, A. V..
TITLE: Possibilities of measuring the absorption coefficient
and
ultrasound wave propagation velocity in a liquid by the method
of
irregularly shaped delay line
CITED SOURCE: Sb. Primeneniye ulltraalcust. k issled.
veshchestva.
M., vy*p. 17, 1963, 107-112
TOPIC TAGS: liquid absorption coefficient, ultrasound
propagation
velocity, ultrasonic delay line, irregular ultrasonic delay
line,
beam splitting method, single probe measurement, double probe
mea-
surement
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ACCESSION NR; AR4022455
TRANSLATION: It is proposed to measure the coefficient of absorp-
tion of a liquid and the ultrasound wave propagation velocity as
functions of p, V, T, with the aid of irregularly shaped acoustic
delay lines. The acoustic system consists of two cylindrical de-
i lays with precision-polished ends to ensure reliable acoustic
con-
tact. One of the delays has a step-like cut with a cross section
area equal to half the area of the cylinder. The delay with the
cut splits the ultrasound beam into two equal halves. The measure-
ments are based on the fact that each half of the ultrasound beam
in
the liquid covers a different path length. This leads to a time
separation of the radio pulses at the output of the acoustic system
and to a difference in their magnitude, owing to the inequality of
the absorption coefficients of the liquid and of the delay-line ma-
terial. The measurements are made with either a single or a double
probe. In the former case the quartz slabs must be strictly
coaxial.
The delays are made of fused quartz, aluminum, or some other
materi-
~al with known absorption coefficient. Simple calculations show
that
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ACCESSION NR: AR4022455
by knowing the ratio of the radio pulses at the output of the
acoustic system, the depth of the cut, and the coefficient of
ab-
sorption of the delay line, it is possible to determine the
absorp-
tion coefficient of the investigated liquid when using two
probes;
when a single probe is used, itis necessary to have the same
data,
except for the absorption coefficient of the delay. However,
with
a single probe scheme it is necessary to calculate more
accurately
the geometrical parameters of the autoclave. The ultrasound
propa-
gation velocity in the liquid can be roughly determined by
the me-
thod of irregularly-shaped delay lines from the known delay
time of
a pulse passing through the loncer path in the liquid.
Pormulas are
derived for the 'absorption coefficient and for the
ultrasound propa-
gation velocity in the liquid. V. Bashkirov.
DATE ACQ; 03Mar64 SUB CODE: PH ENCL: 00
Ca.M 3/3

Pol xN 1)
MESM,A; F.21. TWITICH, T. JOPKILVICZ, M. KAURZAR,
ALYSM ROZ
V
1 0, X., J. VeADOWYA, W.
SOOZIEVIu" H. BODP.Or,,~Isn, A. GECOW, !.!.
Cnq116zCzY!TSxA., H. JA_
STRZEESSEAp J. HUROO-MINt Z. BZCZEPSKA, X.
82'CZYGII-18-al, K.
SWIMM; of Vie State Iniptitute of Hygie'ne (ftnutwowy Za-
klad Higieny), Director: Prof Dr F. PRUSMYCK1.
"The Role of Non-Polio Hihieric Vimses in Cases
Raglstur*ed
as Poliomyelitis, I
Warfsaw, Frze lad FPIde!AOlOPt.1czn_V# Vol XV1, No 4,
1962,
PP 3d9-395.
Abetract: juthori3l M~gl'Lsh summary modiflsd7The -71.ral
examination of Coxsaeklo and ECHO enti?rie viruses In
patlante
sufferIng from. poliomyelttls not confirmed by polio virus
culture was started in 1961. It was shown 'that part of
the
cases registored as poliomyelit, is was due to Coxsackie
and
WHO enteric viruBes. They represented 15.5 percent of all
cases revistered in 1961. The most frequently.., Isolated
att
I- _~it
V2
- - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
- - - - - - - -

KAPZIICZ, Leon
Struggle for the terminal performance. Frzegl
techn 84
no. 32: 617 11 Ag 163.

KAREWICZ, loon,, mgr. -inz.
Prospects for-the gluing method in electric
assembling works.
Ft. 2. Wiad elektrotachn 30 no.8:281-284 Ag 162.
1, Blek-txomotop Przedsieblorstwo Robot
Elektrycznych., Lodz.

KAREWICZ,, Loon., mgr-I~nz,,
Principles of gluing technology in electric
assembling. Wiad
alektroteclul 30 n0.5:175-178 My 162,
1. Elektromontaz Frzedsiebiorstwo Robot
Elektrycznych,, Lodz.

KABEWICZ Leon, mgrAnz.
Outlook for the application of gluing methods in
electric
assembling works. Pt. 1. Wiad elektrotechn 30
no.7:246-247
J1 162.
1. "Elektromontaz" Frzedsiebioratwo Robot
Blektrycznych, Lodz.

KARE'M, A. A. (Engineer) (VPTIs troy(! ormash)
Factory VladinLir Ilyich corrected defects of aluminum casting
by a mathod of argon
are welding that saves 21.6 rubles per ton of metal.
Report presented at the regular conferonce of 1Lhe Moscow city
adirini.,tration
Mashpror., April 1963.
(Reported in Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, No. 8, August 1~7,16-3. pp
93-95, "A. IM. Popekhin)
JPRS24)651 19 May 01

Z =_-
27-11-16/31
AUTHOR: Kareyev, K. , Director, Trade School # 11 (Bashkir ASSR)
TITLE: The Polygraphic Workers of Bashkiriya(Poligrafisty
Basbkirii)
PERIODICAL: Professionallno - Tekhnichskoye Obrazovaniye, 1957,
~ 11,
p 24-25 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article contains partidulars concerning the work
of the
Trade School # 11 at Ufa, where 300 boys and girls get their
training. The printing and bookbinding workshops and class
rooms are equipped with 14 printing machines and 13 linotype ma-
chines including the most modern "H-511machine. This equipment
enables the students to perform work of a trigh technical
standard. During the last 3 years alone the schools received
new equipment worth more than 800,000 rubles. The article
emphasizes the school's endeavors to achieve good results and
the fact that it has been awarded the Red Banner.
There is one photo.
ASSOCIATION: Trade School # 119 Ufa (Remeslannoye uchilishche No
11, Ufa)
AVAILABLE: Library or Congress
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AUTHOR: Nareyev, M., Moscow 107-9-26/53
TITLF.t Adapting the "KB11-49-41' TV-Receiver to the "35JIUP
Kinescope
(Peredelka televizora "KH-49-4"na kineskop "35JIK213")
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1957, # 9, P 39-40 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: For adapting the "KBH-49-4" TV-receiver to the
"3511K2P
kinescope, the following parts are necessary: one "35JIK2S"
kinescope, two 116U10r111 kenotrons, one"6HC" tube, two electro-
lytic capacitors of 40 microfarads each having a working voltage
of 450 volts and a fes- vitrified resistors. The modification
and the completing of the circuit-diagram are described in de-
tail. The part numbers are Indicated corresponding to those of
the circuit-diagram of the TV-re6eiver published in the"Radio"
magazine, # 4, 1952. The deflecting system is not modified.
("Radio" magazines # 7, 1956 and # 3, 1957) Some details are
given about the adapting of the correcting magnet of
the'118JIMB"
kinescope, to the "35XMB" kinescope and mounting the latter
on the chassis.
The article contains 4 figures and 3 Russian references.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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AUTHOR:
Lisitsyn, Yu.; Kareyev, M. 107-58-7-29/4~7
TITLE:
The
"T-2 Leningrad" Television Set ith the 31-LK2B Kiresc,,~jc

(Telovizor 11T-2 Lenin.-rad" na kineskope
PERIODICAL:
Radio,
1958, Nr 11, pp 44-45 (USSR)
ABSTRIICT:
For the conversion,
apart from. the 5rLK2B picture tube, a

5 T34S kenotron and
several condensers and

tubular vitrified resistarv,,es are
noeded. '11're maa.-

sion operation boils down to modify4i, t_lp.
~ ~; the rec, ifier unit.

The tube L
(6F6S) is replacod by a C)P&S tubo. 0,- n s 41- z-,,.

2o

tional details and 1-14 It S for I I
.L -ie conver-7ion are &iven.

Theme are 2 circuit dia.-rams,
2 dTawin&s and 1 d4a-,ra:i.
1. Television receivers--Modification 2. Television tubes
--Applications
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LLWANDOVSKIY, B.; 14A.SLOVSKIY, V.; FELINZAT, B.;
LISITSYN, Yu.; KARMIT. M.;
BOBROV, N.; ZHDANOV, G.
Rebuilding television sets for new picture tubes.
Radio no.?:
38-47 Jl 158. (MIRA 11-9)
(Televiaion--Receivers and reception)
(Television--Picture tubes)

_S66~CE CODE: uR/o4l3/66/000/022/00'2,,'~-,~Or,,2
00317
JAUTHOR: KHeyev, M. F.; Plakhov, A. N.; Zheglov, V. A.;
Kreshtapov, YC.. Ya.
ORG: None
TITLE: A device for automatically controlling the rate of
motion of p"Unger on
a horizontal kydraulic press. Class 21, No. 188543 (announced
by the All-Union
Scientific Research and Design and Planning Institute of
Metallurgical ~Vachine Build-
ing (Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellslciy i
proyektno-konstruktorskiy
metallurgicheakogo maahinostroyaniya))
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
no. 22, 1966, 52
TOPIC TAGS: metal Dress, automatic control equipment'
electronic equipment
ABSTRACT; This Authorts Certificate introduces a device for
automatically control-
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brvin, 3 for
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NAZAROV, Nikolay Aleksandrovich; GIADILINA, Ye.F.,
prepodavatell,
retsenzent; SHARUPICH, S.G., dota., spets. red.;
KAREYSHO
Ye.G.,. red.; SOKOLOVA, JR.N., teklin. red.
[Surveying].Geodaziia. 1+. izd..perer. i dop.
Moskva, Sell-
khoZ12da-t, 62. 422 p. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Brasovski I'seltskokhozMstvennyy tekhnikum (for
Gladilina).
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K~Iz $ j .
New trr-nes j.r. the develorment of the lighting
c-quirment of airports.
P. 294
LETEGICY CTZOR. (Plinesterstvo dey,rovy) Prdn&,
Czechoslovakia, Vol. 3,
no. 3. Oct. 1959
Monthly List of East Euroreain Accessions (ZiAI),
LG. Vol. 0, no. ~,
Feb. 1960
Uncl.

KAREZ, JAROSLAV
Technicke zarizeni letist. (Vyd. 1.) Praha, Prumyslove
vydavatelstvi,
1952. 191 p. (Kniznice dopravy) (Technical equipment of
airfields.
1st ed. illus., bibl.)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EEAL),
LC, Vol. 5, no, 2,
February 1956

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AUTHOR:
TITLE:
84-11-33/36
Karez, Ya., Engineer (Prague)
Signal Light Equipment of Czechoslovak Airports
(Svetovoye oborudovaniye aeroportov Chekhoslovakii)
PERIODICAL: Grazhdanskaya aviatBiya, 1957, Nr 11, pp-36-38
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article describes, in general tems, the
approach
and runway lighting systems ascribedigenerally, to
"Czechoslovak airports". Wo diagrams of the general
arrangement of lights, 5 photographs of different
Items of lighting, and one photograph of the control
panel accompany the text.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 1/1

KARFIK. A.. Anz.
Establiabing a production basis for prefabricated
elements from
prestroadpd, concrete for induatrial
coni3tructions. Poz atavby
ll no.1:2-6 10.
1. Armabeton, Praha.

Karfik, V.
Karfik, V. Prefabricated school
buildings. p. 162.
Vol. 4, no. 3, 1956
STAV BNICRY CASOPIS
TECIE-MLOGY
Czechoslovakia
So, East European Accessions, Vol. 6,
Play 1957
'70. 5

i- i -1 ~i - C- ,10.-
1-
HOLUBEG; KARFIK
I ag--
Importance of burn treatment centers. Cao.lek.ceuk. 90
no.4:97-101
26 Jan 51. (OLML 20:6)

KARFIX, V.
.
Plastic replacement of fingers. Otis. lek. ceok. 90
no-36-37 14 Sept
1951. (OLML 21,2)
1. Of the State Institute of Platitio Surgery in Brno
(Head--Prof.
Vacla-7 Earf ik, M.D. )*

KAPYIKP V., Doe. dr.; 11"OVA, V., dr.
A.V.Vishnavokil I a blocks in the t reetment of burn
shock. Gas.lek.
cook. 91 no-35:1002-lDD5 29 Aug 52.
1. Zo Stat. ustayu pro plastickou chirargli v Brno.
Prodnosta:
doe. MUDr V.Karfik,
(ANBSTHRSIA, =1011AL, in various diseases,
nerve block in shock in burns)
0MRS. cian-oli ciLt ions.
shock, ther., nerve block)
(SHOCK, eitiology, arA Dathogentsis,,
burns. thor., nerve block)

2Az / e IA
A V.Drkc.
U
-IK.
Right timing
20-25 Fab 55.
for surger7 of cleft palate. Ceek, pediat. 10 no.l:
1. 2 odd. plasticke chir. KM v Brne, predn. doe.
'Dr. V.Karfik.
(GLIWT PALATS9 eurgei7
correct time)

KARFIK, Doc. Dr
-----------
Surgical treatment of dermatooes due to circulator7
disorders. Cook.
derms 29 nool:12-17 Feb 55.
1. 2 odd. plast. chir. XUNZ v Brno, predn. doe. Dr. Karfik.
(SKIN, diseases
caused by circ. disorde, surgep plastic)
(BLOW CIRGULATION, dii3oaaas
disord. causing akin die., surg., plastic)
(SURGERT, PLASTIC, in various diseases
skin die. caused by cire. disord.)

XARFIK, V. Doe Dr
Surgical troatment of lupus. Ceek.derm. 29
no.2:75-79 Apr 55.
1. Z oddeleni plasticke chirurgle KUR v Brne.
prednosta doc.
Dr Karfik.
(IUFUS, surgary,
evaluation)

KARIPIK, V.. Doe., Dr.
Development of Czechoslovak plastic surgery after the
liberation.
Prakt. lak., Praha 35 no.11:260-262 5 June 55.
1. Vadouci odd. plasticke chirurgin Kun2 Brno:
(SURGERY, PLASTIC, history
in Czech.)

KARFIK, Vaclav, Doe., MUDr.
-
Significance and organization of wards for thn
treatment of burn96
Cook. zdravot. 4 no.8:468-473 Aug 56.
(HOSPITALS,
wards for ther. of burns (Cz))
(.SURNS, therapy,
hosp. wards for ther. of burns (C%))

~"V o '4~! 11 - .' i'~,. ~~/ c.'9
KAREL HOLUBEC, Doc. MUDr.; VACIAV KARFIK, Doc. MUDr.
-- k-
Surgical treatment of burns. Voj. odrav. knihoyna
no.29:1-216 1956
OURNS, aurg.
review 02))

EY-0 rdaTIA IM"IM SCC-9 V01A2/4 2-953
1896. (481) PLASTIC OPERATIONS 014 THE TENDONS OF THE THUMB
Kar-
f i k V Dept. of Plast. Surg., Med. Fac. Hosp., Univ. of
Brno - REV.
MED. 1957, 312 (107-114) Illus. 11
The principles of primary suture of the extensor and flexor
pollicis longus are out-
lined, together with some drawbacks which have hitherto
accompanied thesse oper-
ations. Secondary operations on these muscles consist
chiefly of repair ol the de-
fect of the tendon. Since operations for the repair of
defects of the tendons by means
of free tendon grafts have so far not given. very
satisfactory results, the autaor re-
commends substitutional operations which produce good
functional results. lie suc-
cessfully used the isolated sheath of the flexor of the
thumb, which he inserted in-
to the last phalanx. In severing of the extensor pollicis
longus, Duplay'6 me,hod
of transposition of the extensor carpi radialis to the
distal. stump of the severed

2
tendon is recommended. In the present state of
reparative surgery of the tendons,
both these methods show how good results can be
obtained by simple methods while
complicated operations on the tendons do not yet
produce satisfactory results.

KARFIK, Vaplav.
N - .- SMS
Replacement operation in paralysis of facial nerve. Gas,
lek. (-,esk.
96 no-27-28.-855-860 5 July 57.
1. Oddeleni plastike chirargia KUNZ v Brne.
(FAGIAL PAR&LYSIS.- surg.
replacement of nerve (Cz))

KOFIX, V., Doc. dr.
Principal features of plastic surgery of the face. Acta
chir. orVWp.
traum. cech. 25.no-5;337-348 SePt 58&
1. Klinika -Dlastike chirurgie v Brne, prednosta doc.
Dr. V. Narfilc.
(FACR, surg.
plastic surg., technic & principala (Oz))
(SURGERY, PIASTIC, hist.
in Czech. (Cz))

KARFIX, Vaclav (Brno, PekarsIm 53. )
The problem of chronic ulcers of the leg. Rozhl. chir. 37
no.6:368-
375 June 58.
1. KM Brno, Ikinika plasticke chirargie, prednosta doc.
Dr. V. Karfik.
(IXG, ulcers
surg., skin tranopl. (Cs))
(SKIN TRANSPIANUTION
in chronic leg ulcers (Cz))

KLRFIK,V.
One-stage flap. Acte chir. plast. 1 no2:90-96 1959.
l.Cli-aic of Plastic Surgery, Brno University
(Gzealloslovakia),
director: Prof. V. Karfik.
(SKIN TRANSPIANTATION)

KARFIK, V.
Subi3titution operations in paralysis of the facial nerve.
Rev. Czech. M.
4 no.4:287-300 1959.
1. Glinic of Plastic Surgery, Brno, Director: Doc. V. Karfik.
CYACIAL PARALYSIS, surgery
plastic surg. & nerve BubBtitution operations, review)
OMD, musclen and tendons
subatitution plastic surg. in correction of facial paralysis)

-- KARFIX. V,--
Cartilage as a sUbStitute for congenital defeat of
the finger
skeleton. Acta chir.plast. 2 no-3:229-234 16o.
1. Clinic of Plastic Surgery, University Brno
(Czechoslovakia)
Director: Prof. V. Karfik MD.
(FIMERS abnorO
(CARTILAGRi'transpl)

KARFIK,Vaclav
Problem of congenital skeletal defects of the
fingers. RozhI.
chir. 39 no.5:314-320 My 160.
(FINGMS -abnorm. )

KAHFIK V.
Ideological problem, in plastic surgery. Rozhl. chir. 41
no.12: W-
845 D 162.
(SURGERY PLASTIC)

Specialization in plastic surgery in
Czechoslovwkia. A(Aa
chir. plast. (Praha) 6 no.2:85-87 164

KARFIK, V.,- PESKOVA, H.
Plastic mammectomy. Rozhl. chir. /+3 no-5:300-310
MY164
1. Klinika plasticke chirurgie lekarske falulty
hygienicke
Karlovy university) v Fraz-e; prednosta; prof. dr.
V.Karfik.

KARFiK, Vaclav, prof. dr.
Prevention in surgery. Rozhl. chir. 44
no.2t73-77 F 165,

KARFIK, V.
. 1. 1-
Current status of research and treatmen'v of burr, 8
4 r, C, I r~Ojmtry.
Cas. lek. cask. 104 no-32/33:881-883 6 Ag 165.
1. Klinika plasticke chirurgie lakarske fakulty
hyglen-IeRa
Karlove University v Praze (prednosta proll. dr. V.
Karfik,
DrSc.) .

KARF-IS, Z.
Thel-present situation and the alms of the Czechoslovak
witomol-dle I-rl~ustny-
y- 2 (Auto.-nobil) Ilol. 1, 'No. 1, Jai). 10,57 Fraha,
Czechoslovakia
.n
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Xarfus, Z.
"The development of the production of motor vehicles in
1958."
p. I (Automobil, Vol. 2, no. 1, Jan. 1958, Praha,
Czechoslovakia)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EFAI) IC,
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