SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SUSLOV, S.P. - SUSLOVA, E.A.

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OSU-A 338
SUSLOV, S. P.
G-eo-g-r-a-~r&76skiye Yablya
Lesotundre: Geograjohic
Forest T~undra.
Trudy Instituta Fiziche
1935, pp. 77-117
Library of Congress, GB
Abstract in Tnglish
Description of region 6
860401E, mostly the nei,
Bo-anidskoye, near Dudi
river. Map of lake 1:5
yu v Yenipseyskoy
ervation Ithe Tenissey
Geo-grafi~, No. 14,
6-A4
c'151-6902514., 860101-
hborhood of Lake
IcP_ on the T nissey
000.

311SLOV
,
I Zavadnaia ~;ibirf; fiziko-geograficheskala
SUSLOV, Ser-ie Petrovich.
kharakteristika. Moskva ,'eoaraf-iz, 194.17. 174
nUkazatelf literaturyll~ ~1. 170-,/1727 DLCz DK755--1-768
,_r Part 1, 19 1, Uncl.
SO: LO, Soviet ~e,graphy
Ll

SUSLOV, Sergei Petrovich!
SUSLOV, Sergei Petrovich.1 ... Fiziche
Sibirl, Dallnii Vostok, Sredniaia A
dlia geograficheskikh fa Itetov u
Leningrad, Gos. ucheb.-pedagog. izd
"Spisok obdhvhri liyrtsyut
DA ICU my MdBJ
Aia geografiia SSSR; Zapadnaia Sibirl, Vostochnais
ia. Dopushcheno ... v kachestve uchebnika
versitetov i pedagogicheskikh institutov.
o, 1947. 543 p.
: P. 534.
DLC: GB236.S8
NN NNC WaU
SO: LC, Soviet GeographY,, Part II, ~951, Unclassified

1 SUSLOVO S. P. 00-F.-
2, USSR (600)
4. Geology and Geography
7. Physical Geogra~hy of USSR, Prof. S. P. sublovq (Weetern Siberia.,
Eastern Siberi4 Far East,, Central Asias Education-Pedagogic Press,
1947). Reviewed by Yu. K, Y-3fremov, Sov. Kniga, No 5, 1948,
9. 4W Report U-30 ?lp 16 JaXL 1953, Unclassified.

S T- T
21532 SJUSLOV, S. P.
")snovny-
yo mot'ddichookiya I orraniza's'onnyfe voprosy Sovetskil-li
I I
floogra ov I
Trudy Vto;ogo VS030.1/liz- Ftogr. s"yozda. T. Sh. 194-9, s. 518 44.
SO: TRt.opisl No. 2',', :~!olsk.va, 1949

SUSLOV, Ser7ei Petrovich, - -
I
Tht, Main Turkminn Ctnnl t4 (I ito role n trnnsforminc~ the tioserts of Central Asia; public
lecture. it 1
1951. 29 p.
1. Glavnyi Tur~menBkii banal (ProjEloted)

mjAJ(.Aq;;e'r ratr ~qh. professor: MISTERGAZI, X.M., redaktor: GAIKDI,
~r
; KAKHOVA, NX., tekbnicheskiy redaktor
P.D., redakt
[Physical go graphy of lhe U.S.S.R.; Asiatic part) Fizichealcaia
goegrafiia. BBSR; Aziats4aia chast'. 2-e izd., parer. i dop. Moskva,
Goa. uchabnoLpedagoge W-vo Miniaterstva prooveshcheniia RSFKq,
1954. 711 P-1 WaA 8:1)
(Siberia-PlWeical geography)

SOURCE CODE7s-!U-R7
ACC HR, AP70021621
6089166162-17006/0439/0445
AUTHOR: Anatakiy,IA j Bogdanov 0. S.; Bukayev, P- V-; Vskin.-uahin, yu. p t
ILAly'shev" I' F'; N"'Vayko) G- A-; PAVIOV, A.
ORG. none
TITLE' Linear indictiMaccelara or
SOURCE: Atomnaya ~Lgly'a, v. 21 no. 6, 1966, 439-445
TOPIC TACS: li0ear, accelerator, lectron accelerator QGv accelerator
AUTRACT I
A descriptiom is given of
was desig-od i4ft Scientific
(NITEFA) in N962. The LTU
Pulse currenq of up to 200
based on the,'
,utilization 0
system conaidting of sever
current of 48 accelerated
sufficient tcl compensate f
determinod b~Acally by th
circuit of On Inductor.
1000 amp/pul'' q what Is in
Card 1/2
e LIU-3000 linear induction accelerator, which
escarch Institute for Electro-physical Devices
000 was designed for an energy of 3 Hev and a
mpo Its operation for electron acceleration is
a rotational electric field, created in a
circular traqsforwars. The waximun possible
lectrons In such an accelerator with focusing
the repelling force of the'Bpace charge, is
power of the co=utiog.alezent in the primary
a LIU-3000's power can be brought to
asible. In other types of accelerator@. The

ACC W. AP7002i62-J----
LIU-3000 consists of a series of occelerating sections, (the first of which
was ad4usted 1963). Each ection consists of 12 Inductors which are
vacuumjrealed t J;o permit a vac um of 5 z 10-6 torr inside. The sections am
connected in ~drs into units with the aid of special pipes. Pumping and
ob6arvatioa d?Vices are situa ed between the units. The following data
were obtained1from teats: max m current of accelerated electrons, 160 amp;
x Vu
maximum enerd:of injected e ctrDne, 300 kav; energy of accelerated
electrons, 48~lkcv; duration f the current pulse of r-he gun, 2.2 usec;
PuLie duratio4;of the accele ting voltage, 0.35 twec; duration of the pulse
front of accelerating voltage, 0.16 usec; average gradient of accelerating
field, 310 kvii Ia; and diameto of the accelerated beam (at the exit), 2 cm.
In addicion tq1the authors, thar staff member of NIIEFA who participated In
designing anditea th
ting t,:eJLI -30C10 were R. A. Aleksayev, L. M. Andrazen,
t!ng , I
A V. Ulyaye4~, 0. D. Volod 11.'A. Cashav, V. K. ChganAorn, N. K.
D yachenko, NI'V .Toloknov. . u. If. Labodav, A. A. Markh6l', P. G. Wreyevp
A. V. Popkovi A. K. POPOV S.- V.'Promyshlyayev, G. L. Sakeaganakiy, Ya. L.
Makholis, and A. T. Chean kov. The author2 th-ak.V. 1. Vekslar and V. P.
Saratsev for 1heir help with the work. OrIg. art. Met 4 fornalas and
SUB CODEt i0/ SU~l DATZ: 14Apr 6/ ORIG RM 0031 GMI REV 0011
M M:W: 5112
Card 2'/ 2

KOCHWAMOV, V.; WSLOV, V.&*, red.; KCLISOVA, Z.M., tekhn. red..
Bridges 6k Iening*ra- I Mosty Ieningrada. Leningrad, Goo. izd-vo
~
Isknsstvol," 1958. 57 P. (NM 11:10)
1 (Leningrad-Bridges)

7
Cast iron
Ef fe Ct of the inuerdendritic form of g!-aphite separation on the wear resistance of cast iron.
Trudy inst. charn. met. ANIURSR No. 5, 1951-
9. Monthl List of Russian AccessLbs, Library of Congress, December 1952 JIVFA, Uncl.

ul-S- L v
IIJOL)VTSOV, N.V.; ONOVA# NeAs; SUSWVq V*A*; KCINASH LP,
aft s mai a
Engine c 'of o own cast iron Trudy Thst.
chern, me All URM 6 116-137 153. (XMA 11W
(Iro.n Ding)' (03qgen-IndtLetrial applicaticus)
f Id
(Crankg and crankshaftsY

DUBROV, V.V.; SUSLOV12 V.A. (Su 10v, V.D.]
Use of nod4ar iron inbtaid of malleable cast iron. Bauk..protsi
0
Inst.lyv.vyrob.AN URS19:82-91 160. (NIRA 15-3)
i (C t iron-Yetallography)

SUSLOVIV V.A.
Determinin oil saturalion and phase permeabilities from
data on nonsteady non iform fluid flow. llauch.-tekh.
sbor. po dob. nefti n1021:72-77 163. (MRA 17:5)
1* Vsesoy-uzIhyy neftega ovyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy
institut. I

3usb(Al IV. I,.
Dcteri-.dninj~ the, param,
sb
z of a flooded ::2altilayer bed from oill field
7)cj dob. ne-fti no.24:107-112 164.
011'"

6(4)
~ SOV/111-59-.5-6/32
'
AUTHOR: B
S slov, V. Chief Project Designer
S s1ov'
19
TITLE: T e Radio
Te Radi Station RS-25
PDRIODICAL:
V stnjk
V stnik sv~iazi, 1959, Nr 5, Pp 3-5 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: T e author
~ describes the radio station RS-25, which
i
to be u ed for rural communication (Nizovaya
s~iaz') torether with the R,9-50 radio station. The
S?viet rad'o industry started producing the RS-25
radio stat on in 1959. Figui-e I shows a photograph
0
1
of the rad o station units. It is designed for
s
mplex an duplex telephone or telegraph communi-
c tion on
~ ixed frequencies. The frequencies may be
sot for th following ranges 300-490, 560-600 and
1000-8000
-
- c. IT-hile in the first two ranges only
"
~
e
fTeque d. it is possible to use
cy may be use
,
t~ ee freq
~ encies in the last range. The radio sta-
IJon is de igned for stationary operation and field
dervice. T e power supply may be obtained from 127,
Card 1/4 ~r 220 vo t mains, 24 volt batteries or by a -Dara-

SOV/111-59-5-6,/32
The Radio Station RS-25
meVric gene
0
in I dat
eT a ar
t ephone o
sej~sitivity
5 microvolt
kc~ 60 db a
reproduced
noi:p--linear
anode circu,t
801volts, t
volts; the
Thb followi.Lrr
poTier with
viat,ts; the ~.on-linear
exteed 1011o'i
3OP-3000 cyles;
the electri
Card 21L~ 74Z//-; the
ator with a pedal drive-PGITP. The follow-
listed for 'he receiver: sensitivity with
U
eration - not less than 10 microvolts;
with telegraph operation - not less than
; imiage attenuation is 46 db at 1000-8000
300-490 and 560-1300 kc; frequencies are
n the rar-Ge of 300 - 3000 cycles; the
istortion factor does not exceed 8%; the
requires a power of 28 milliamps at
-..e heater circuit-420 milliamr3 at 1.2
Leterodyne frequency is quarj.~ stabilized.
data are listed for the transmitter:
elephone or telegraph operation - 15-35
distortion factor does not
the range of modulated frequencies is
anode-screen modualtion is used;
al efficiency of the transmitter is
xciter frequency is quartz stabilized.

SOV111-59-5-6/32
The Radio Statio* RS-25
photograph, 2 Iblock diagrarn and 1 gra.ph.
Card 4/4

05409
9( SOV/107-59-8-29/49
AUTHOR: Susl6v , v. B~
TITLE: The Radio Station RS-25 "Rayon"
PERIODICAL: Rad4, 1959, N r 8, pp 34 - 38 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The radio stat ion RS-25 ("Rayon") has a range of
400-~OO km a& is to be used for communication within
rayons or betv een rayons, at large sovkhozes, by
geological prc specting teams, etc. It is designed
for duplex phc ne or OW operation on quartz-stabi-
lized fixed f equencies of 300-600 kc and 1000 -
8000)kc Oute oor or stationary operation is possible,
since t~e unit will work on 127/220 volt ac mains or
on 24,' volt bat teries. A pedal-driven PNGP generator
is also avail- ble for the transmitter which has an
output of 20 atts for CW and 16 watts for phone opera-
tion The re
l eiver is powered in this case by dry
Card 1/4 ceillFbatterie . The receiver filament circuits require

05409
SOV/107-59-8-29/49
The Radio Statioii RS-25 "nayon"
A matchin- tr nsformer is installed between the de-
C
tect~r ana th 1-f stage, which is a class B push-,
pullIamplifie . The receiver output may be connected-
to.~eadphones or to a "Sever" loudspeaker. The re-
ceiMer reprod ces frequencies of 300-3000 cps; the
outi~ut is 0.1 watts. The sensitivity is not less
tha2 10 micro olts for phone and not less than 5
miemolts fo moise code reception. Fluctuations
of he input ignal intensity by 1000 times are re-
duc4d by the utomatie-gain control to four times
atolhe recei er output. The image channel attenua-
ti is 50 The circuit diagram of the trans-
mit er is sh wn in Figure 2. The transmitter con-
sists of an xciter and a buffer stage, each equipped
one 4P1 tube. Two 6P21S (GU-31) tubes *are used
with
in the singl -cycle power amplifier. The two-stage
Card 3/4 mod4ator pr duces 20-25 watts and is composed of

SUSLOV, :V.F.
Plenar session of he Council on Productive Forces of t4e Republic
of the zbek Acad~w of ScienceB. Izv.AIT Uz.SSR no.60-13-114 156.
Y~ Nibckistan-Economic conditions) (MIRA 14:5)

SOV/14-57-12-25497-
Translation frorr: Referal,ivnyy zhurnal, Geografiya, 1957, Nr 12,
pp 19-20 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Suslov) V.
TITLE: On the Fedchenko Glacier (Na lednike Fedchenko)
PERIODICAL: Mezhdunar. geofiz. god. Inform. byul., 1957, Nr 2,
P~ 100-105
ABSTRACT: T~e Academy of Sciences of the Uzbek SSR sent a re-
C ss ce expedition to the Fedchenko glacier in
(t ober, 19!6, in preparation for the studies to be
conducted diring the International Geophysical Year.
33stematic ctudy of the glacier began in 1932 when
tle Glaciological Commission of the Second Inter-
national Polar Year deci ded to establish the world's
highest observatory for the study of hydrology, glaci-
ology, and meteorology at 2400 m below the Kashal Ayak
Card 1/2 pEreval (MOILnta'in pass). It was the aim of the 1956

suslov, V.F.
Expediti6 to the F
no.3:151~160 '57.
1. Fiks-Deaitsiya AN
tFedchenko
enko Glacier in 1956. Izv.Uzb.fil.geog.ob-ve
(MIRA 11:4)
SR 1956 g.
~cier--Description and travel)

SUSLOV !_Y.4., ~ .. I" '.
.cr;"t, *,
I Giant stuns nmuohroo~s." Priroda 46 no.8.-114 Ag '57. ()MBA 10:9)
1. Pamir kaya ekspe tsiya Akademii nauk Uzbeksko3r SSR.
I I (Pamirs--Glaciers)

~11. SUSLOV, V.F.
ExpeditiO to the IFedobenko Glacier in 1957. Mezhdumar. geofis.
god no.5;64-67 58 (WRh 11:10)
I (Fid,-rtenko Glacier)

SUSIDV, V.F.
---- I FAI"-m -,T
Conquest o
nauk no.6
t~he Fedche0o glacier. Izv' AN Us. SSR. Ser-fiz.-mat.
;9 '58 - (MIRA 12:2)
(Fedche~o glacier)

SUSLOV, V.F.
Third onference f the reprosentativea of the Buropean-Aoian
regio ~ Izv.A.11 U, SSR.Ssr.fiu.-mt.nau . n0-3:70 '59.
T (Geoph~sica--Congresses) (14IRh 13:2)

the

JI R SU-10-"r
V
DepulTy ~'hief WE:, on to the 1~75 ed-
-p edi t
fT
TITLE: AL. !1,1~.it.-u de of 5,000 ETetuors
FE7--L~IODI`2 L: Nal ika i z h i z n* 1059 1 1-1 r S 7 p,
p 26 29 (U`R)

'T: Th(~ artd-ctle is a con'4nuation of a pre-vious one on
0 10 C "7
ud-I ade on
1 IrL -7 p es m,
"Fedcher k-o" Elacier, whicii consists of 500 cubi-c
kiLom.~,f-.ers ff ice, a&- rises to a height of 4 to 15,000
Mr.~ ~,p
'IS. 'Tore .1.1
them lmiu-Dar'-va PiXer nas its source. I; he
au -,ho- poini s out that in addition to the "Lednik
C
7elchenkoll W
ation
2 other stations wei-e erected in
t1l) PWAILL'S ,
1,111"'. ti e International Geop*sical Year.
LL
, -1 U
0im - Ll-..E:. ' -
Lednik Vibkovskiy" was establislied at an
~- 4
ai~-tude Of
5,020 m above sea level, and the other
s, c L e n-1-, i f 14 cc tation i,,ras erected at a hei-ht of 3,000 M..
-e-lic-les t'-Le a-u'-,hor --nd V.A-. Duo-ayev, chief ol- the
cdon I .E. T-ozdryukhin, A.!. Torolev. U. Ila-
'a----d V.I.I
r I Rachirmlik , Professor 0.-'-,.. Drozdov and

30/25-5() -P-1 3/1W,,
t, h
than
o x
P-7~-J.rE,
M
t
r
2/-
7.0C0
A
-d i i he e- p-I 3 'J., r . T
-1 x7 7,=ved
L
precipitations ,-,e.-Le ~_-.ore
3. r
e:m,-c6 d, tihe sn!0w T)ilin- up to a bir-h- OP
1,j. b-a t'.e ",:?edchenko" -lacier Preci-,)ita-ions
c e e d t'liote in t1he adjaceat- districts of tl~e Ea~-.3t
by I.I. to 20 tines. it was found that the south-
-and sout-I-Lern winds, Predoninati,-13-- her-s' d.rift
0 ~iiaiei si,, :~,ia;-z;ses into '-he u-,,)Per T)arts of th,
U-7111-ainous el:;-e of Hie --lacier. The observers viatched
y
e movemon-. of tlae :glacier in ius va-rious parts, and
timit -he ,:iveiarre i:lonthly sreed of shif-inr- of
U
e ice -i,n uh-eir re.~--ion -,,vas 15 m and in the-u,.-tDer
aches to 12 m. StudyinZ the up~per reaches ol" the
dclalenko G acier, the scientists discovered other
ther lar,.r~ slaciers: the I'Akalemii nauh U~Ibeksll:aya
7?
Elaci-r. the Dorofeye~Aa:rid the IParas!,,,*Utn37jr
LAI
or th- L_--st t_Lme, seisvic pros,.,,ect-n~~,
aciers. U

C CV/2 5-5c" -8-13148
At an .~',-ltitude c1f 5,000 11.'-4ters
ii-,etlctods vier~ a-,nlied on the "Fedlchenka" Elacier.
arid it was cor-,~irmed that the thicImess of tHe ice
in tlie -diddle part is more than (IJOO m. There are
T~hotos.
ASSOCIII, 1017,1: Eh ped-itus-ly AN UzSSR na led~nike Fedchenko (Expedition
of t'-'ie '~N U SSR to t,-,e Fedchenko Glacier)
'bard

SUSIA)V, V.F.
7%ei,l,-,-f anniversary of V.L.Shullts' career. Izvo&l
_S _S~fth 160. (MIRL
r.takh.nauk. no.3:78 13:7)
(Shulits, Viktor Llvovich)

SUSIDV, Y.F.
I .
On the Fe henko Glacler. Nauka i sbyttia 10 no.6:56-58
Je 160. OCEU 13: 7)
1. ZamaBt~tell nachallnika ekspediteii AN Uzbeksko7 SSR,
Tashkent. (Fedebenko (ilacier)

I
V Y
__mw..~F.+-NO~D UKHINt V K.; KOROIEV, A.I.; RACHKULIK) V.I.;- AVSYUK,
G.A. pot '~ ed.; OV, I.L,p red.; CHERNYKH, M.P., mlad. red.;
te~
VIIENSKAYA, E.N., te red.
~
[Drift above the -.1ouds; docimentary narrative] Zaoblachnaia
dreifu behaia; do~umentallnaia povest'. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo
geogr. t-rys 1961. 252 p.
(MIRA 14:11)
1. Chlen.-korresponde t LN SM (for Avsyuk).
(Fedehouko Glact (Glaciological research)

SUSLOV, V.P.
General Assembly of the International Union of Geodsey
hysica. lzl,. AN Uz. SO. Ser. Fiz.-mat. nauk no.1:86-87 161s
(MIRA 14:3)
~eig
1. Dele at XII Gen(rallnoy assamblei Mezhdunarodnogo geodericheskogo
i geofilzicheskogo oyuza.
~Geodes -V-.CC"sses) (Geophysics-CongreBseer)
J,.
irc -

NOZDRYUKHITT, V.K~; YjIEYTM, ~.A.; KLYAVDI, V.; ELIZOV, L ~ SUSLOV, V.F,. -
oo
PAX, V.A~, kand. goo .--min. nauk; YAKOVLEV, V.11.; LESUK, Yu.U.;
x0a0im, III.A.; RAC. K, V.I.; TACHKOVA, N.A.; KOIESNIKOVA,
V*N.j ka . -Ciz.-mat. nauk; NASYROV, M.; Sh'ULtTS, V.L., doktor
Ot
goolgr. nauk, prof., otv. red.; GAYSINSKMA, I., red.; MASHARIPOVA,D.,
Z.
red.; GORIKOVAYA, I., tekhn. red.
[Fedche4o GlaclerIllednik Fedchenko. Tashkent,, Izd-vo Akad. nauk
Uzbeksko~ SSR. Vol~l. 1962. 247 p. (14111A 15: 8)
1. Akade a nauk U bekskoy SSR, Tashkent. Institut matematild.
~4 ~Fedchenko Glacier)

SUSLOV, V.F.
Origin of~the
6:39-42 62.
:o Glacier Valley. Izv.Uzb.fil.Geog.ob-va
(MM 15:8)
Glacier region-Geology, Structural)

V. I - ~d _1'a1j'uj"1,T1xov, AS_
SIUSLOV KA17MR, IS. A tin
"Applic mma Spectomatry to Bore-Hole Gaging Operations by the
tion
Heutron-IndZed "Rad ElLtivity 14etb)d," Utilization of Radioactive Isotopes &
Emanations in the Petrileum Indust,~y (Symposium), Min Petroleum Industry USSR,
1957. 1
Results of the Joint Sossion of tb~- Technical Council of Min of the Petroleum
Industry USSR and Sovi~t Sci and T~chnical Association, moscow 14-19 mar 1956.

SlisLov, V i FA 12/49T65
USSR neeri n9 Aug 48
/~e.alglt Indu tr~
e t - PrI tion
"In t4e Fields ofitbp Peat Enter
,,?rise iment Klasson"
V. A.lTatarenko, T. I. Suslov, 2-2' pp
"TorflProm" No 81
Describes work at above enterprise. -Fields were
subdiv ded and strips allotted to small parties.
Every rigade fulfilled its norm. Gives details
of out ut and vages; one woman earned 1,315 rubles
in Jun~.

SYRCMYATNIKOV, dok-tor je!:hn.nauk; VOLKOV, Ye.V.p assistent; SUSLOVt
I,..-Ij..,,, aspitant 1
Featuresofjapproximat~ simulation of nonisothermal, gas flow in cy-
clone PurnAces. Trudy Ural. politekh. inst. no.108:66-78 161.
-T I (MMA 16:9)

PMMffKDI, Vasiliy JR I ich; 'SU40V, Viktor Maksimovich; DVORYADKINv
Nikolay Iva ovich; BAN#IKOT 0 N.I., re&., ZAPIVAKHIN, A.I*,
red, 3.- --, _FV"GJW..
(Possibilities for lowfiring the cost of producing corn and
sunflowers] Rezervy smizheniia sebestoimosti proizvodstva
kukuruzy i podoolnechm.kB. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo selikhoz.lit-ry,
1959. 137 P. (miRA 14:2)
(Corn (Kai2e)) (Sunflowers)

SLPJLOV I , V114, ~
Possibililies for In4eaoing the production of sunflower
seeds. Zqmledelie 71 no.6;62-66 Jo '59, (HIM 12:8)
1. Direlc* Vaeso zn go nauohzo~issledovatel'skogo instituta,
11
maslichn,v] i of,ama lichnykh kulltur,
rJoM
1h lower seed)

SUSLOV V.M., otv.rad.; VASILITEV, D.S., red.; GEYDELIBERG, Ye.Z., red.;
IGNATIM, B.K., red. MOSKALIMKO. V.I., red.; PANCHENKO, A.Ya.,
red.; UMSE, D.P.. red, ; TULIN, N.G., red.; ARTOITOVIA, N.M.,
khudozh.-t3kbLa.red.
Ecolle-~'tio~ of scientific research papers on oilseed and aromatic
plantsJ ~bornjk nauc"o-issledovatellskikh rabot po maslichaym
i efiromasIlichnym kul turem. MoBkva, Izd-vo M-va sell.khoz.SSSR,
1960. 28~1 p. I WRA 14:3)
1. Krasnoler. Vsesov~.znyy nauchno-iosledovatellskiy institut
maslichny~h i efiromaflichaykh kulstur.
Wilseeld plants) I (Aromatic plants)

SUSLOV, V.~L, kand.,konom.nauk; PEIOffKINI V.I., ka-nd.sellk-hoz.nauk
ti
Development of tube cultivation of flax and other oilseed plants in
Siberia, Ka akhstan., a the Ural 1-buntain region. Zemledelie 23
no.8:20-24 ~Ag 161. (141RA 14'.10)
1. Vaegoyu
i efiromas
(Siberia
(
Iskiy institut maslichnykh
chnykh kul tar.
Oilseed pl ta) (Kazakhstan--Oi..lseed plants)
ral ~bun:~region-Oilseed plants)

SUSLOV, V.M.1 k
Efficti
plots.
1.
Lekoziomicdeskikh aau-k
of grqving high-quality sunflower seeds on seed
elie 124 no-3:55-60 Mr '62. (MIRA 15:3)
VsesoyuOogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta
i efiro~aslichnykh kulltur.
I (Sunflower seed)

ed *S
PUSTOVOYT, ademik, red SUSL kand. ekon. nauk,
USLOV.- V
v
AL=Sff Ye.I., , kand.__sellk~oz. nauk,
EV I';S 'L 'L7
red.; BU 12.,GV, P.A. I red.; VASIL"YEV, D.S., kand. sell-
MA
khoz. na red.; VO KRESENSKAYA, G.S., red.; GbINDAY-EV,
V
A.I., re IGNIATI B.K., kand. sellkhoz. nauk, red.;
~B kind
K. " I se
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MAKS1110V A. a , e MOSKALENKO, V.I., red.;
MOS 0' V
PANCHENH A.Ya:, re TIKHONOV, 0.1., red.1 SHPOTA, V.I.,
r HOjiOV ,
TIK 0.-1
kand. se lkhoz. nauk red.; MONOVA, Ye.S., red.; LAPSHINA,
uk red. ;MOIJOVA,
O.V., re .
[Oilseedjand aromat transactions for 1912-19261
MaslichOe i efiror1_l7CrO1mpySe'* kulltury; trudy za 1912-
l' 62 gg-1 Pod obshchql red. V.S.Pustovoita. Moskva, sell-
k
h zda P. (MIRA 17:4)
ozi , L9 63. 5 5
1. Vses znyy nauc o-issledovatellskiy institut maslich-
nykh i firomaslic kh kulltur. 2. Vsesoyuznaya akademiya
3
sellskothozyaystve ykh nauk imeni V.I.Lenina (for
Pustovo3t) 3 Dire~kYor,Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatell-
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Suslov) f

SUSLOV9 V~M.; T
Contri
no.427
0.1.
don of s
Ap 163.
ts. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol, 8
(MM 16:10)
i~Ztnog,o nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta
1. Director Vs:;o
'welich 0 aal chnykh kulltur (for Suslov).
Z8
av
2
. s~,s3hiy o elom zashchity rasteniy Vaesoyuznogo nauchno-
is.3ledo atel kogo nstituta maslichnykh i efiromaelichnykh
kulg tur (for Tikhon v).
I (Plants[Protection of)

im
POLKINs M.I.j-_SVSLOV, V.0.
"es'g:trng cal.= ion of a gating system for the founding of
en
high . th cas ~iron with nodular graphite. Nauk. pratsi
Inst. I w vyrob. N URSR 8:107-117 159. (MM 14;1,)
(iron founding)

.V11
T3227.Lr'/; 11R.LLS ~ti 13 a N J !3(-X) K iI i E 44 AID 788 - S
L. ~~nL. , and SUSLOV, V. "I. ,and. of Tec.i. 15ci.
LiT IYA P(jj- ZASHC:LJTCA( U~iLLXiSL&A ~AZ."L (Gorrection
of Defects in Steel Castin.gs by under ~;~ixbon jiox-ide). In K. V.
Lyubavskiy, ed. i'lovoye v tekhnt)lo:,-ii svarki (Innovations in the ;jelding lechnicue).
i-'AshGIZ, 1955. p. 191-212.
Lhe authors report rt~3ults of heir reseaxch on tile welding up of colijmon
defects in cast stcel pieces, )articularly t1lose larT:-e in size or of complicated
shape. They describe the FESh-l seid automatic arc welding apparatus, the
special features of arc-weldin; un.~er carbon dioxide and the method now most
widely used. The -selection of vire used in the welding process and the send.-
automatic weldin- cf an averag.- carbon steel casting are also discussed.
!'he authors ive pra t' -1 rec imendations for correction of defects in steel
c lea
castings. Siyte n picLures an gra,--hs, 13 tabl,s, an-IL several GOST standards.
ef erel,
3 Hussian r ~cds, 1950-1951

TS227.L66 T ASURE ILMAND BOOK REVIEW AID 789 - s
SUSLOV, V.-N, Kand. f Tech. Zci.
MURHY ELEKTRODN Y PROVOLCKI DLYA SVARKI MALOUGLERODISTOY STALI
POD ZASHCHITOY U LEKISLOGC GAZA (Selection of Electrode Wire for
Low-Carbon Steel to be Welded Under Carbon Dioxide). In K. V.
Lyubavskiy, ed. ovoye v tekhnologii
Welding Techniqu ) svarki (Innovations in the
- MAShOIZ, 1955. p. 213-220.
The author prese ts data cn "Che chemical composition of various
electrode wires nd apparatus used in the technical procedure of
welding, the che ical and mechanical properties of metal seams
welded by diffe ent electiode wires under carbon dioxide and
makes some reco endationE. Eight pictures and graphs, 4 tables.
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of in C'ar!,on D lc.-,~ IJ e to
C~-; Tech, Scl, 'entral ~'ci
~es Ijst -1, Te lulolo~y -.'achine USSR, iLp '-"-3avy --~achlne
('-L, "o 13, -iar
SC: 0 2~ Sep _r~j;-Survey of and Tecludcal i5
Dissert-.ticns Pefen~ied at -F.,33'1 Fi----her :fJucati~,nal Instituticns (

M
SUSIOV, V.H., in
Automatic
shielding.
1. TSenIra
mashinostr
(Prot
semiautomatic welding of cast steel with a carbon dioxide
r. proi". no.1:14-17 Ja '55* (MM 8:9),
Inyy nauchnl-iseledovatellskiy institut takhnologit i
reniya. (Steel castings-Rectric welding)
ctive atmospheres)

AV
iat
AUTHORt Suslov, F.N., Candi ate of Technical Sciences 135-12-7/17
~a
TITLE: Technica.-Economical Effect of Welding in Carbon Dioxide
(Tekhn ik ekonomic eskaya effektivnost' vnedreniya evarki v
e8k
uglekis14 gaze)
PERIODICAL: Svnrochn~ye Proizvqdstvo, 1957, # 12, p 25-28 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The n I
tts ficiencies of automatic and semi-automatic
welding C :r:1
o; compared with the costs and efficiencies of
other w; ~ding meth ds. It is concluded that the cost of 1 kg
f t
a
0 m :
Ide
po t:dl
:i
by 8emi-automatic welding in C02,medium is
o
1.5 2 t i e
m
j a than when deposited by a manual welding
M
tho d a
:
~d.10 % le~
s than when deposited by semi-automatic
l
w ding n .
fluxi
ae: The calculktions show that welding in C02

instead
of m al
nu
elding saves 30,000 to 35,000 rubles annually
per one semi-autom tic or automatic welder and requires I or
2 opera ore less.
Ther are 3 tab es, 2 diagrams and 5 Russian references.
ASSOCIATION: TsNIITMA Sh
AVAILABLE: Library of Congresi
Card 1/1
Novozhilov, Nikolny 4'
Svarka plavyashchi
rnnsuinable Elec
copies printed.
Il BOOK EXPLOITATION 754
lovich,land Suslov, Valeriy Nikolayevich
ilektrodo~ v uglekislom gaze (Carbon-Dioxide Shielded
Are WeldIng) Moscow, Mashgiz, 1958. 193 p. 4,500
Ed.:. Lemarinlye gineer; aging Ed. for literature on heavy machine
in, It Engineer.
building (Mash'.;~ "Mov
PURPOSE: The book is intended f r scientific workers, engineers and technicians
in the welding industry.
COVERAGE: The book ba3ed on
experience with c rbon-dioxi
general problems onfronting
istics of welding in a carbo
conditions on the properties
a shield of carbo dioxide a
fields of applicalion, and o
he results of research work and industrial
shielded consumable electrode arc welding. The
his kind of welding, the metallurgical character-
dioxide atmosphere, the effect of the operating
f welds and variations in the welding process in
treated. Description of thE equipment used, the
the economic and engineering indexes of the
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Carbon-Dioxide Shield4d Consumabl~- Electrode Arc Welding 754
process is given.
search Institute
of Aviation Techn
genous Treatment
Ya.0. Paton. Cha
30, 33 of Chapter
of Technical Scie
20-22 of Chapter
of Technical Scie.
A.M. Sokolova for
There are 113 ref
1 French.
Frequent me~t'on Is made of the Central Scientific Re-
Heavy Mach ne Building, the Scientific Research Institute
ogy, the Al,;,Unlhon Scientific Research Institute of Auto-
Metals and e Institute of Electric Welding imeni
an
ers 19 11, d par:graphs 16-19 of Chapter IV and 29,
I, the intr duction nd conclusion were written by Candidate
e N.M Chapters III, VII, paragraphs
d 3j'N3v~zhilov.
:n 34 of Chapter VI were written by Candidate
es V N. Sus-lov. Acknowledgment is extended to Engineer
er eiforts in preparing the manuscript for publication.
ences of wlich 84 are Soviet, 27 English, I German and
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Carbon-Dioxide
Electrode Arc Welding 754
Ch. III. Effect of h:SW,=,tegioe Ps~rameters on the Productivity
'ro,e on he Properties of Joints
Of t~ ' 73

11
-
Effec. n
of t
thec ! 73
12* Effec

t he an 1ta
~
c
o
a
; t 79

13. fee
Ef
t carbon-dio de flow rate
0
the
d
83
14. Effect
L
ed
of the welding ed 86
15. Direct polar y welding racteristics 88
ati
Ch. IV. Mr inogfqonditions ~
16. TL- c ique welding in
17. Welding low qarbon stee
18. Weld lloy steel
19. We d=g hi alloy stee
1
20. Properties o weld join
21. Operating co ditions an
steel cast s
22. Possible veil defects &
A the Technique of Welding Steels 94
arbou dioxide 94
99
108
lip
made on carbon steel castings 115
techniques of welding defects in
127
how to prevent them .
131
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C.P. 1 -1),,) n - - D I o. d d c
r
Ch. VII. En :!ne ring and
35 Eng~in ri g and ec
6
Welding
36. Safety mea ures
a~
Conclizaim
Literature
AVAIIAME: Librar~ of Congres
le Electrode Are Weldin 754
9
Ic Data and Safety Yeasures
data for carbon-dioxide-shielded
GO/fal
10-29,-58
181
181
184
187
189
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AUTHOR: ndidate of Technical Sci ences, and Llepi-
TITLE: The
e
20 Cr_a~e
ivoy perlitnoy
PIERIODICAL: Svarpchnoye Pro
ABSTRACT:
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Fire
grad
boil
aturls
out
lates
of 2~0
ils
tUe
eou,l
sZaJ3
0
0 9q~
to C
0. 2~
a D
120
rcof chrom~-nolybdenum-vanadium
is used f
rs, turbin3s,
up to 54
by hand wit
~h test
e st:s
ITIFL stq~l
e th com
cc"
er
th _ m: 1 pr
Pr
and dura-b
aut
~he aut
,rne
h~STF
tY'e
Y
S' 1 to
.7 IE 0;no
Ili. Ste
eliminary znd
C. Y., e I d e
arbondi.oxide of Zeatv Resisl=t 3er-lite Steal Of
Svarka i uglek-'slom ocych-
tali 20 Kh;,]FL)
zvodstvo, 1,058, Nr 1, Pp 22 25 (Uszn)
sta i'el of 20 KhI;'FL
r the production of funi amental parts of
steam pipes, etc., working under temper-
0
C. The-welding of this steel is carried
electrodes of TSL-20 tape. The author re-
t TsNIITIL'Sh in the semi-automatic welding
a
in carbondioxide media. The goal was to
-~on of a si)ecial electrode rod, to choose
osit-
cess of welded joints, and to test instantan
e mechanical properties Of the metal in the
or recommends using electrode rods of the
m,
h t! over 0.1~o
w OSe Co,
poSltion is no C; 0.7 to
770 Mn ; 0.95 to 1.25i,, Cr~ 0.3 to 0.4"' V; 0.5
over C.025/- S; not overt 0.03i'c P; not over
ts UP to 30 'I'm thick ~re to be subjected to
par
an accompanying heatilIg up, to at least
joints of 20 Yhl'~,YL ste,,2~1 cal-ried out in

1 135-58-71-7/23
The Yielding in Ca.f-bondioxid,2 MZTbdnAcurt iPer~ to t') ~!I of 20 7h',IFj, Grade
the carbondiox: de 1-~as must undergo a hil h-temperature tem-
I ig
per~n6 under 610 to 7100 C .,Ath a I~me-lag of not less than
E
7 li~urs _e mechanical quali ti- e s of tpe seams .,,-ere de-
t, - l
~r oTh 7 mul "' eams, welded with
n th,. sa..,jles f ZIPJe pass s
s of se
thel te t rods . The durabi ty r": 2. t ams wel4ed. in
,;, _ -as with test rods unde
a _ox ide r1a 'emperature of
c roor
2 1
140r C, are 15 5 kg/Mm and Lhey conpl~',, witb technical re-
(jui_ement-. Th~ welding in ceirbondioxi Ie of fire-proof
stelels.ir,reas)s -t-he labor efficiency by 2.5 - 3 times in
co parlson witi manual welding with TSI_~-20 electroiftes, and
th cost, s of 1 kg 01 ;/E-"dpd metal are -Ir!educed. bY 1.5 -
1.1 times . Th-re are 5 tab!--s, "t -figures and 4 Soviet re-
fe~lences.
ASSOCIATION: TsIl I I T 1;.';ASh
AVAILABLE: Li rary of Corgress
Card 212 1. Welding Carbondioxide.,AppUcati~ ns 3. Steel-Hezt
ant

SUSI-ov, V,N
135-58-4--17/19
AUTHOR: ITyullkov, L., Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITLE: All
c
ntific-Tachnical Conference on Welding in
Un
o
S
n J
;
in
a
Shi ld s (Vsesovuznoye naucino-tekhnicheskoye so-
G
s:
e
veshchani e po svarke v atmosfere lashchitnykh gazov)
PERIODICAL: Svarochno e Proizvodstvo, 1958, Nr 4, PP 46-47 (USSR)
I

ABSTRACT: An All-Un on scientific-technical onference on problems

s
of arc we ding in shielding gas w organized at Leningra
~

o
in Decemb r 1957 by the NTO Mashp,om and the Commission o
Coordinat.on of scientific resear h work in welding attac
to the In titut metallurgii AN SS R (Institute of Metal-
lurgy of the AS USSR). There wer 425 representatives of
plants, cientific research insti
utes, Vuzea and other
)
organiza ions and guests from People's Democracies pre-

t
T
Ben
ent. T e Conference was opened Py ProfessoT K.V. Lyubav
ski
Do e
tor of Technical Scienc a, Head of the welding
kiy,
: D
l
:,
.
,~.ti
section f the Tsentral'noye pravl' eniye NTO Xashprom (NTO
Mashprom Central Administration).1 The Conference heard

the foll wing reports: A.V. Petr1lov, Candidate of Techni
j
Card 1/4 al Scien es, on work carried outiby NIAT in shielding ga

135-58-4-17/19
All-Union Sciantific-Technical Conference on Wel4ing in Shielding Gases
welding; N.M. Novozhilov, Candidatl of Technical Sciences,
on the influence of initial materi 11 composition on joints
welded in carbon-dioxide; V.N. Suslov, Candidate of Tech-
nical Sciences on "Metall rWr1`c__a_1_TT~6lems Relating to the
~ g1
Welding in Carbon-Dioxide of Heat-lesistant Perlite Steel";
I.D. Kulagin, Candidate of Technic II Sciences, on Peculiari
ties of the Effect of a Direct Current Arc in Gases on
Electrode Surfaces"; M.D. Tyullkov, Candidate of Technical
Sciences, 3n the welding of movabl iand immovable tube
butt joint3 without supporting rinqs; K.V. Vasillyev,
Candidate :)f Technical Sciences, 0 works carried out at
VNIIAvtogea in gas shielded weldi ; and on new metal cuttin
methods; M.N. Vishnevskiy, Engineei, on the application of
atomic-hyd ogen welding in industry;-S,Ao Segall, engineer,
on "Comparitive Investigations of ~eat-Resistant All'oy
Joints (EI502, B1435, E1703) Carri d ut b Argon-Arc and
Electric A~c Welding"; A.G. Mazel1j, C:ndidyate of Technical
Sciences, )n the work carried out at VNIIStroyneft? in the
investigat on of mechanical properties of low-carbon steel
Card 2/4 joints in elding with fusing elec~,rodes in carbon-dioxide

135-58-4-17/19
All-Union Scienlific-Techn.cal Conference on Weldin`g in Shielding Gases
and methods (f improvement; S.N. Vale~ev, engineer, and
A.V. Mordvin-seva, Candidate of Techni' cal Sciences, on the
technology oi welding steel alloys inigas shields; A.S.
Falikevich, (andidate of Technical Sciences, on the carbon-
dioxide weld-ng of oil-gas pipes; I.Il. Zaruba, Candidate
of Technical Sciences on welding in g" shields carried out
at the insti-ut elektronvarki imeni Ye.O. Patona AN USSR
(Iastitute o Electrowelding imeni YelO. Paton, of the AS
UkrSSR); O~V~ Meshkova, engineer, I.P~ Prosyankin, engineer,
F.I. Chernakcv and others on problems of argon-arc welding
of light alloys; P~Ye. Tretlyakov, M.Kh, Shorshorov,
Caididates of Technical Sciences, A.P; Goryatchev and D,A.
PoLyakov, Engineers, on welding of titanium; B.A. D'yachkov
on power souxces for welding with fusible and infusible
electrodesdeveloped at VNIESO; S.M. K'tlers Candidate of
Technical Sciences on equipment for atgon-arc welding with
tuAgsten electrodes of aluminum alloyi; A.S. Berman on
neir equipment for shielded gas weldingl; GoMo Kasprzhak,
I."a. Rabinov ch, Candidates of Technical Sciences, and
YejI. Slepush ina, Engineer, on direct current power sources
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135-58-4-17/19
All-Union Scienlific-Tec4cal Conference on Weldid.g in Shielding Gases
AVAILABLE:
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w
j1h un era 1 characteristics for a il a welding; V.A. Sini-
v '!nee , on "Equipment for A tqmatic Are Welding
k , Eng U
width Carb0n lectrodes in C02"; P.T. Omitriyev, Engineer,
0 the autom tion of welding thin-waliled, small-diameter,
I 18N9T-ste 1 tubes under assembly clonditions. Guests
0
f om Czechos ovakia, Poland and GDR delivered also reports.
Th Conferen a decided to request the iUSSR Gosplan to de-
.hj
ve op the pr duction of welding equipment, accessory de-
vi as, and e ectrodes, to cut the costs of 99-95% pure
i
ar on; to ta e into consideration the Ineed for semi-con-
u
d tor mater al in equipment production and to increase
th producti n of hose cables at the 'I'Sevkabell" Plant
h
fot semi-aut olmatic welding in CO 2o
Li~rary of C
as

0,-S L 0
25(0) SOV/135-59-3-22/24
AUTHOR: Alulov, A.I., Candidate of Technical [Sciences
TITLE: On the Book )y N.M. Novozhilov and V~1. Suslnv "Weldinc~ with
a Fusing Ele trode in'Carbon Dioxide',
I TO kTige N M. Novozhi-
liva i V-N uslova "Svarka plavyashdhimsya elektrodom v
u,lekiclom ze) (Mashgiz, 1958 g-) 'I
PERIODICAL: S~arochnoye broizvodstvo, 1959, Nr 391 pp 43-44 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is a review af the af ore mentioned b6ok.
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SOV/135-59-11-9/26
r8(5)
AUTHORS: Brinb( rg, I L E
* uslov, V.N., Candidates of Technical Sciences,
and T., e1 I ni;le r D.A., engineers

TITLE:
Impro-
ement of Ec !
uipment for Carbon Dioxid Ie Shielded Arc Welding

PERIODICAL-
S-varoc
hnoye proi2 I
vodstvo, 1959, Nr 11, pp ~1-25 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Experi ence has slown that many an importan ,~ component (gas-electri~%
blowp pes, hoses feeding devices, meters ior the control of gas
consu ption) ine rporated in equipment fo!r carbon dioxide shield7-
ed ar welding n eds further improvement.~In order to remedy the
situa ion, the o ganization TsNTITALASh haA improved the vital
units of semi-au omatic welding machines ~Sh-5-U and PDShM-500,
and d veloped de ign of a special semi-au ,omatic machine PGSh-2M.
All Ui ese machin ~s are intended for we lai;g low-carbon and alloy-
steels of a thic mess over 3-4 mm by meanq of carbon dioxide shield
ed ar.- welding. A group of experts including, besides the authors
of tU s article, the following persons: S,~I.Klepikov, P.D. Deni-
senko Ya 'If. Gludiov and V.I. Praporshchihov, began researching on
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SOV/135--59-11-9/26
Improvement of' Erju~pment for
trod, leeding d~vices~
tj ated by ch
regj
~~tS~SarmTature;
'ft~ he Fo.lowing
GAG Kaspr_z]_-ak,
Shchitova. The
semi-automatic
feeding of th-r,
for feeding WitL
ada,:r,e~ofor ope
PDSI 0 machi
gu r 0 S
1:
sIr relay and
are ~2 graphs, 1~table,
A.SSOCUTION: TsNIRTUSh
rbon Dioxide Shielded Ail,'c Welding
The speed of the electrode wire feed was
mging tha number of revolt Iutions of the electro-
this method was developed by -the TsNI1,Elekfrom
persons participat~ed in working it outs
1. Ya.~ Rabinovich, Ye.l. !Slepushkin and VAI.
basic constructional alteiations of the PSh-5-U
eldintr machine are: The Bolder for combined hose
iloiipipe replacedby two eparate hoses; devices
gas and water changed; ~he electric system is
ation on direct current.. lReconstruction of the
e was carried out along the following lines: re-
ressure substituted by a I -
-ire straightening ~reduction nipple; pres
device are eliminated. There
5 diagrams and 2 hotographs.
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1,1$ ID 0
AUTHORS-.
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
Suslov,IV. N.,
Wei
85185
Ldate of Technical Scien
g of Horizontal Seams on
Al
Klepikov, S. I.,
Metals
vo, 1960, No. 3, pp.
TEXT: th article cotpiled in cooperation with
Xuziietsova, welders".I. Praporshchikov and V.D. Tereshin aid
nical. Scienc es S.X2 ISinadskiy risults of tests on seml--autimatic
welding of hori zont~j seams on l(O-200-mm thick metal are a.ven.
22 K (22K) steel wel ents fille( with 1.6 mm Co-08 P2CA
signed by Tb MTMashiere tested A satisfactory fusion of'seam
metal edge is ensure by a preli inarY 500 split of the e4
between metal sheets as shown in Figure 1. Best results we,e
welding, beginning a -the sealn bise and proceeding to the lngitudinal
following method is ecommended: Ive-ld = 300 340 amp, U
consumption 1,000 1i 1h and pre-heating of 22K steel weldme~ts
The continuity of weided joints as examined by a Y39-7Y
'rraduate Engineer A.D.
Candidate of Tech-
C02-shielded
180-mm thick
'Sv-0802SA) wire de-
base and basic
and a 4 mm distance
achieved by vertical
seams. The
27 - 30 V, gas
up to 18o-2oo0c.
(IUZD-7U) ultrasonic
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853B5
Al
C02-Shielded Welding ~f Horizont~l Seams on Thick Metals
defectoscope by the Candidate of rechnical Sciences M.R. Gubanova and Graduate
Engineer A.V. Yermakov. Metallographic and X-ray tests wer6 carried out by Graduate
Engineer B.I. Goroshkov. A macro~raph of a welded joint ofJ100-mm thick metal is
shown in Figure 2 ana7selection oC shavings and cuts for chemical and mechanical
examination in Figure 3. The che-nical composition of built6p metal and basic
material is given in "able 1. Me,.hanical properties of welZoi joints were examin-
ed after welding and ain after ;hermal processing. Weldin Ig was performed with
a C02-shielded weldin device mounted on a TrW-5Y (PSh-5u) semi-automatic ma-
ch1ne. The influence of tempering on filler metal and on w dedjDint is shown
~n
in Figures 4 and 5. iller metal met the technical standar -of TU at 5500C, the
0
basic metal of the jo nt zone onl, at 6500C. The latter developed fractures and
examination revealed great deal of non-metallic impuritiesland structural het-
erogeneity. Its low uality is e,,ident from data in Table 21and resilience tests
in the temperature in ervals of -%OoC to +500C shown in Fi ,
gure 6. Semi-automatic
C02--shielded welding emands thorough removal of slag from seams and elimination
of draughts impairing 02-shieldi g. There are 6 figures, 01tables and 11 Soviet
reference.
ASSOCIATIM. TsNIITMas (Central cientific Research Instit4e of Technology and
Card 2/2 Machine ilding) I I

iIND .4n, Tj g;7~lz FlIb M_.~
T
F-Rr
2A31 ai ?%o c~ticai rpm tf wr
'rha_g=p~r. fo.
:P71-tn'-d; TFC ust~cf &=.Vfis 19 ittas-auccef bylciw5pc~-
M. %ramfundkii, USSR

124-58-6-7068
Translation fr4n: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 6, p I I, (USSR)
AUTHOR- SL~stov' V, P,
FA
TITLE- A Approxim, te Stress - analysis Method for Rotating Disks (Pri-
PP roy
blizhennyy n-o-tod rasclieta prochnosti vr'ashchayushchikhsyi
zlictin yy
s1,
diskov)
_ov)
PERIODICAL: T r. Nikol- yevskogo korablestroit. ii-ta, 1956,-' F 11 -8b
T r. Nikol
P
ABSTRACT: An approNimate method is described for determining the
stresses present in a rotating elastic dii'sk having a vdriable
thickness, The method is based on replacing the real disk with
a stepped one. An equation 1_5 obtained'which links the radidl
stresses at t Le boundary of two adjacent. sections o1 constant
tbickness, th2 equation being sLructurally similar to a three-
rnoment equa.,.ion. Determining the str sses in the disk, there-
fcre. involves solving a system of thret-term equations.. In
addition to thz! stresses, the solution m ;bLkes it possible to deter-
ine the rprr at which a disk fitted tighIfly onto a shaft becomes
ose and to -alculate the necessary force fit. The influence of
e temperat ire is not taken into account. A numerical example
Card 1/2 ~ti examined. The well-known formula ;is derived to determine
I

124-58-6-7068
An Approximate &ress-anal rsis Method for Rotating D iisks
the critical angular speed at which a disk becomes plaotic.
D - A - Gokhfel'd
1. todies of rdvolution 2. Stress analysis
Card 2/2

SUSLOV-V.P,6 ktnd.tekhn. uk, dotsent; U%UiSKIT,
G.Il, dotuent
DIash.Bel.
Organizi 8 injenance of tractor parks.
nm.4:10lF3' th'57ma (14IRA.
(Tractors-14a ntenance and repair)
11:9)

IVANITSKIY, K.F.1, inzh.; SUS~V, V.P., kand.tekhn.nauki
Iati#chingl strength of the whaler "Savetskaia Uk*alnall.
Sudostroe ie 26 no.3j 14: 1-1)
w
ers)
(Shi ps-I.-a-unching)

TILI., B.L.; SUS Vy V.P.
Mechan.1c I welding
Avt-.proMI 27m.6:37
the axle shaft housing ot the ZIL-157 automobile
161. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Mosko skiy avtoza~od imeni Likhacheva.
I (A~tomobiles-Welding)

GEORGIYEV, Ivan Georgiyevic4; ZHARKOVSKIY, Daniil Vladimirovich;
TREYVAS, A.B., doktcr sellkhoz. nauk, prof., r6tsenzent;
kand. tekhn. nauk; retsenzent; YkOIAKGV,
-D.F., red.; ZZ111KO, M.11.,, tekhn, red.
[Fuel, lubricants, znd water] Toplivo, sriazoch~ye mate-
rialy i voda; uchebroe posobie. Minsk, Gos.izd-vo sell-
khoz. lit-ry BSM, 3963. 234 p. OM~ A 16:12)
1
(Fuel) (Lubrication and lubricants) (WaterY

ACC NRi AT7004015 (IV)
A11THOR: Suslov, V. P. Kochanov,
ORG: None
TITLE: On the problemlof determin.ng
launched from a longit4dinal slip
SOURCE: Nikolayev. Ko~ablestroit
sooruzheniya, no. 2 , 1~66. Sudoot
TOPIC TAGS: shipbuild ng engine
distribution
!ABSTRACT: An app:oxvima
s_~e method i;
of es
'bottom plates 1 during 1
,is convenient from the computation
tain limits t 1 fl ure
0 ct= "z in
reactions of th:trlu.,.,h -9 S
.ing and ground ways in he second
iexpression:
SOLFRCC&~E: UM/3239/66/000/002/ooq4/oioo
ru. P.
the loads on the bottom, plates when a ship is
Inyy institut. Sudostroyeniye i morskiye
yeniVe (Shipbuilding), 94-joo
ng, compressive stress, dy6mmic stress, stress
proposed for determi
ning the loads acting on the
p
ching from a longitudinal slip. The procedure
standpoint and.consideration is given within cer-!
) the ship and to various other factors involving
~h
he second period. The reactions between the slid-!
r
riod of the launching operation are given by the
r (z) r, (z) + r (P,
z),
Ca,d 1/3

i ACC NR: AT70015
;where z is the distance
n'e
lof the launching ways t
s t
n1te
the reactions in the la
la
tion, ro(z) is the inte
ibeen transferred from the
tensity of the reactions
the concentrated moment M
lof the launchin
w:ys;e
lbasically on th: d gr
lof the vessel to the launching
launch weights fr
om 1500
actual distributi n
0 f
Itribution based on roeprttntatiorntof
elastic base under the *ect
itions, no significant re4ction
Icases considered. Reactions
I
:approximately uniformly
iwith respect to the central
from the cr ss section of the ship pas,sing over the threshold 1
the cross ection being considered, ri,(z) is the intensity of
nching ways during the second I opera-
period o~ the launching
sity of r;e tions in the launching ways after the vessel has
buildin to the launching ways,;r(P, M, z) is the in-
in the 1:u hing ways due to the conceIntrated force P and
in the r s section of the ship pasiing over the threshold
ccuracy in etermination of r(z) by this formula depends
~f accuracy in determination of reactions ro(z) after transfer
ways. Experimental data on ro(~) for six ships with
to 00 t:n
14500 ton and lengths from 851 to 140 meters shov that the
ese re 0
reactio s differs considerably from the theoretical dis-
t io;nthe the vessel during launching as a girder on an
of th:e launching load. Contraryto theoretical predic-
on
peaks were observed in any of the six experimental
ofrthes aunching ways after tran fer may be considered
stributed n tb:e section of these ways vhich is symmetric
of gravit of the ship, giving the formula
rt.:Zz L.
LC

SUSIIOV, V.S.
-.. --- I.- ll--
OrpanizI
Vest. ST
efficiencly innovator work in communications offices.
1 17 no. 28-29 AP '57. (KI&A 10:5)
(Te %communication)

SUSLOVI V.V., uc
Frotecti
no.6:51-
tell.
and attr
W-D 157.
ya shkola
birds in fall End winter. JBIol. v shkole
(MIRA 10.-12)
o.7 Kaliningrada Moskovakoy oblasti.
Birds, Protection of-Study and teaching)

.- 10 --- I-- --- . - ; - v -
SUSIOV, vevs. uchi ell.
- Protecting and attracting birds in sprIng. Biol. v shkole no.l:
54-58 Ja-F~158. (mm 11:1)
1 Sradnva shkola No.7 E. Thliningrada Yoskovskoy oblasti.
(ialiningr4d ~Moscow 4ovince)-Birds, -Protection of--Study and teaching)

SUSLOV I "'
wqi.~~L~w_
Schocil am for ~
6:5B-60 158.
1. Sred~y~a` shkola
in the protection of nature. Biol.v shkole
(MIRA 11:11)
7 g. Kali-aingrada Moskovskoy oblasti.
resources--Study and teaching)

SUSwv. -K,,, U0 sl I
- ~-.
Using Coe af
my-ja
ra as food for titmice. Biol.v shkole no-3:91
1 (MIRA 12:9)
1. Sredny a shkola q.7 g.Kaliningrads, Mosk-ovskoy oblasti.
(T le) (Cockchafers)

VSESVYATSKIY. B V~, prof.; VI INA, Te.14., kand.pedagog.nauk;
r I TRA
RF6 , _JL2UMXDVWEV, L.A., uchitel';
ST
'T.~NITSKIY, N. G. SUSLOV,
K
_.O
A.
CHADOVA, K.A.; ROZ T.A.
Discusc.ing the cur!14culnm of biology. Biol.v slilmle no.6:
22-27 N-D 159. (MIRL 13:3)
1. Moslovskiy gorolskoy pedagogicheskiy institut (for
Vseovyetskiy). 2. 4ariyakiy petiagogichaskiy institut (for
VidyakJna). 3. SrelnVaya sbkoll~ 19, 7 Kaliningrada 14oskov-
s
skoy ollasti (forKremenetskiy, uo;lo~v~ 4. Srednyaya shicola
s.Ivancvka Lyukset3urgskogo rayona Orenburgskoy oblasti (for
MadvadEv). 5. Kalushi3kiy oblastnoy institut usovershenstvovani-
ya uchiteley (for Cbadova). 6. Kalnzhakiy- podagogicheskly
institit (for(Rozi )
Biolrg;-*-Study and teacbing)

Suswv,--V.V.i ucrtell
Controlled shifting of the nesting sites of certain species of
birdhouse dwellers. Biol.v shkole no.2:65-67 mr-AP ,6o.
(MIRA 13:8)
1. Srednyraya shkola HO.7 g. Xaliningrada, Moskovskoy oblasti.
(Birds--I;ggs and nests)

Susiriv V. V. t chitel I
lessons on UP topii "Birds." Biol. v shkole rio.6:22-31
11-D 161, IRA 3J,:Il)
1. 001madteatiletima ahkola No.7 Kaliningrada ll-loskovskoy
oblasti.
(E~ds--Study and teaching)

KWCHKO, N.A., ~nzh.; RAK11011KIN, 14.V.P inzh.; SUSLOV, Ye. I., inzh.
\11 '\
WeldinE of hard a oy tips with intermediate layers onto de-
tachable rock dril.. bits. Gor. zhur. no.4:33-35 Ap 160.
(MULA 14:6) .
I. Vseeoyuzn-yy nauclmo-issledovatellskiy institut tverdykh
oplavov, 14oskva. ew f-
; (Rock drills)
(Hard facing)

S-L-AVNOVA,-S.S.Jq stent;-P VLOV, S.A., doktor teklin. nauk, prof
-*p4pVk inzh,
Use of inrrarad specliroscop,- in the study of polymeric mater,.als.
Nauch. tr~dy MTILF n~.30:102-lCrl 764. (MIFA 18:6)
1. Kafedr~ fiziki i *fedra tekhnologii iskusstvennoy kozhl i
t
pleriochny~h material- Moskovskogo ekhno"Logicheskogo instituta.
legkoy pr~m:yshlen

AUTHORS: Baid, I. 1"I., -yryanova, L. N.1 SO-f/48-22-8-lo/2o
S!I- ;10v, Yu. P.
TITLED Ta'1
Fun
+
~
f ons Required for the Determination of the
pr_
:,o
i
.
t ty _Allowed and of Forbidden L-Captures of Nuclei
(Tzblitsy funJ tsiy, neobkhodimykh dl,,a opredeleniya veroyat-
no,,ti razresh nnogo i zapreshchennogo L-zakhvata yader)
PERIODICAL: Iziestiya Aka emii nauk SSSR, Seriya fizicheskaya, 1958,
Vol. 22, Nr 6 PP. 952 - 967 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In this paper the authors calculated -the functions required
in the theory of nuclear transitions caused by the capture
of an orbital L-electron. An analysis of the nuclear electron
capture brancl is necessary in all caSeS of positron radio-
activity. In
~ ecent years the interest for capture processes
has greatly in reased in connection with the intensive in-
ves igation of neutron-deficient isotopes. In 1956 detailed
tab es were pu lished (Ref 1) which per-mit an analysis of
the K-capture ranch. For the L-capture, however, numerical
com uitations a -e known only for a few values of Z, although
Card 113 the
are of gr -at importance in the experimental study of

Table of Functio s Required for the Determination SOV/48-22-6-lo/2o
of the Probabili~y of Allow~d and of Forbidden L-Captures of Nuclei
.de4ay scj,,e'mesf.Tjhnsopi' -oves to be very inconvenient in
pr 'tia 'or reier to be able -to compute the
prcibabilitie,glof nuclear transitions caused by an L-capture
a m b ff. .ents which depend upon the wave
1c
er of "0
fu_lu
0 L-le -ctrons must be known. Inthe compilation
cti ons f h
oe in tables the effects of the shielding
0 IZ%nd f4lele;1%
,fl'c 0f the 1 dimensions of the nucleus were
ta!-en into aclount The compilation was based upon the data
co I th ,
n erning LII an d LIII electrons (Table 1,2). When
the-e coeffic'ent e known it is posiAble to perform
ar L
an n "~sls the forbidden nucleus transitions caused by
all _ca~t,trel hus a number of basic data can be obtained
an 'he modificiation of the nuclear state in P-transitions,
if he anarlysi of the positron decay branch and the K-
cap ure is als taken into consideration. There are 4
fi res, 10 tables, anti 9 references, 1 of which is Soviet.
C -a r d 2,.~

Table of Funct ons Reauir d for the Determination SOV/48-22-8-lo/20
of the Probability of All1wed and of Forbidden L-Captures of Nifclei
ASSOCIATION;
ningradskAy gos. universitet im.A.A.Zhdanava (Leningrad
ate UniveAsity imeni A.A.Zhdanov)
Card 3/3

INOP,,4,
ADTHOR:
TITLX-

PIMIDDICAL:

LBITRACTs ~-Je
Var.hlovich, D. 307/53-65-4-7/13
Th: VIII kronual C..gra. of Nuclear Spectroscopy (VIII
yo hagoducy. -Ol.shch"iy. p. y.d.r.oy q.k%r.skmpii). I
U-P.kbi fixt.h..kikh muk, 1958, Vol 65. 3r 4.
P. 721 - 722 (USSR)
:he 8th .Congress of W.cl*ar Spectroscopy took place in
Lon ingrad rr;;.J:-, 17 to 1.1~ry 3. 1958, It was
."..dad by cientlats from the USSR, further by scientists
from China. Yr..... Poland. Czechoslovakia, Hungary. Zamtern
Q. ..ngal Do.. ratio UOPUDIIC- 4
min lectures and about 90 reports were heard. The min
1. at uroo dealt with problems concerning nuclear model., the
-d
-r- :i AtIon, in tornal. conversion. and nuclear
a
w-d*m,y.
Imor a. B.3. hal pow, corresponding Uombor, Academy of
;.
,
Ua
Sciences, 9391t opened the conference. Lectures were held
by: T.Tu. aher, Ye. T. Ino-,In, S.P.Tsylko (PTI,A5 UkrEM)
al
: r- --d'-huclal modalmIL.E. Poker
.
On light ual I and gone &rT--o
(SAX SSSR-Libr.ry AS USSR), Yu.M.Shirokow (W.GU-Mo.cow State
University), L.A.511. (LFTI-LwaIxr.d ?h.7&1..1-3.chni..I
25
5
4
and Al
1 D.G.
Institute) at &I. an levels in W
.I[X
ILI" .01, A.P.Grinberg, G.U.Guslamkly, X.I.Ydrokhin& and
I.Zh. emb*rg (LYTI) an having found no rotational levels
at X(I WeV In Cr, In, and Mh nuclei. The 3=0 research workers
.d on
tgo di ..... ry of vibrational y-lovel.
also part
p
,
,
In Wl
. WX 4.W 8 - nuclei by sw=w of the method of the
Coulomb (Xulon) excitation .1 1... ~ I W. L.X.P*kor
(RAN USSR) gave a survey report: OCancerning Som particulate
I, Vibrational Level. of D.fo-.4 NuclW. L.ctur.. or.
hold also by; D.r.Z4r*takty (AS SSSR - A.*SSH) on radiation
transitions in defamed nuclei with the spin . 1/21 V.S.
Sbpical 2XIFI M3U (2nd Scientific Research Institute of
Physic., Moscow State University) an the Is-al displacement
and the probability corresponding /3 - end transit tons
f
. no I., Z:
o
in dd . I D.F. r t.kly (AS 3533 - 13 USSR) on the
Influence of the spin-orbitai coupling upon the magnetic
moment. of the nw.l.I, A.I.Bs' (Al SSSI -IS USSR) an the
X1st.n
a
f ligh t nuclei high neutron or proton ....a.,
'
"t1
.
Iyt&chn1c Institute) an the
v
;sm
,A.Kra r (LPI-Lon'.gr.;
;
formation of nucleon pairs in nuclei; L.L. GoIld1n, A. D.
P111ye, 0.3.2rovikova. K.A.Tsr-UartLroxy" (rTL AS SS!M)
on alpha dci3y an rotational '4-18 of ad4 -01.11 V.0.
NO:Qv (AN SSSR - AS USSR) an alpha decay of nonaph.ric.1
Ou 101 ( - - - Y)l A.I.Alikhaho.. G.P.Y-lia-y-1. Y.A.Lyublonv,
VXrohlor (TTL AN SSSR) an polarizatla.
-ur .... to
%
9
m
.;
lactrons omitted In the O-domy of T.1 0. Lu,77. AC' ",
SaM, R.156 (`mI- a I "x. -1) am well we In that of Sr9o and Y90
'
(hi. 2.. ~ -1)jT.P:Ru
d.ko, (AS 3333. - AS USSR
.. -sours-
j
,
,
;Q.ts of the (P-y) angu2ar correlations in Do -d*may,
.A.Burgov and tu.V.Tordkhav (TTL AN SSSR) on Investigation,
f the alentron-noutron correlations and the resonance
scattering of 7-ladi.tiong B.K.X.rinaw and I.K.U.d.hafov
KOU-90-cow State University) an the brom.s.trahlung of
P.lari
d
al k
ctr n
'
ar
- A*1 " "t -
j
t
r U) i,:
I (MG n the of arms .t;
g
:
a t c to
f
w
o
of polarized electrons and positron. at polarited altotronwi
Y. X.Chudare and I.Ya.T*ws (Riga) on the jeteivination or
the IAt*n.Ity of the component. of the Complex O-Pamtpaw

according to the 74mi diagram,. X.M.3
and, L.E.Zy'y-o.&, and
To P.06-loy, LOU (Leningrad State University an the *an.
'VUV1TfO-n-Q-T-th. probability of the permitted and of the
fQWbId4wQ 40ptoft or electrons lip , owl~.

ACCESSION NR- AP40 1838
AVMIOR,. Sualovp Yul P.
TITLE: The atmosph4ric penetm
length.
SOURCE: Leningrad. Univeraite
IV-130
TOPIC TAGS: solar iation, u
upper atmospbere, o ar activit
5/0054/64/ = /002/012T/0130,
or ultraviolet radiation of 1M-2000A vave-
Vestalk. Seriya fiziki, i khimli, no* 2, 19a,
violet radiation) atmospheric penetration#
ABSTRACT: The atmos heric penetration of the solar ultraviolet radiation in the
100-2000A wavelength region was calculated. Density data were obtained from 1958-
1959 rockets and a llites. The resul:ts relate to the condition in the upper
atmosphere in a peri of maxim m solar activity. In the Boo-2ood region it was
;assumed that the abs rption originated only frvm 02 and depended essentially on
the vertical. distrib, tion, of 0 in the themosphere. The results are shown in
fig. 1 vhere the dot represe~? the depth of ultraviolet radiation penetration,
(flp) in the minima o the 02 ab orption baads ancl the x0aj in the maxima or the
Card
1/3

iACCESSION NR: AP4M1838
02 absorption bands.
45 and 60 degrees from
ASSOCIATION: None
suEmTTED,. poF.eb63
SUB CODE: A
CalculatJ one vere also made of the depth vith radiation at
the verticale' Orig.- art. has: 1 table and I figure.
ENCL! 01
0 F(GF BOVA 002 mmR: oo6
card 2h

AGGFZSICN NRI Ap4c
IYA I
loo
lio
luo
so
0
Figs Depth of
On wave Iength.
vertical inci(
ard 3/3
0v
A,;
Luu.LuTolon PenetratiodIn the atmollulff- e-Pending
PlIere d
lc(
2 and 3--incidence at 45 and 60 d
l3gr'ee8 respectively,:.

ZAVARITSKAYA Ye. ZAVARIT Y, A.K., alcademik, redaktor; --SUSLOYA, A.I.,
r; RKINA, M4. I., taidinicheakiy redaktor
redakto
[voicanoesliYulkany. 4-oe. Pal red. A.N.Zovaritakogo. Koskya,
Gos. izd tekhniko-tte ret. lit-x7, 1950. 45 p. (gauchno-populiar-
naia biMiOoLaetka, no-A) (KW 10:1)
(Vol noes)

L
MUKRIN, D.P.; LU~LOVA, A.L.; SHEVCHMO, K.A.; BUNINA, S.S.; KOPWKO. I.P.;
KROPOTU1=1
Applicatiol of ther
surgery. P~obl. tub
1. Senior "clenLific A
Shevchenko, Bunina, aE
Kropotukhira. 2. Of t
Institute cf Glimatotb
Yalta.
tic sleep In pulmonary tuberculosis In thoracic
Moskva no. 4:11-15 July-Aug. 1952.
(CLNL 22:5)
sociate for Suslova; Scientific Associate for
Kopeyko; Clinical Departmental Read for
a First Surgical Clinic (Head - D. P. Xukhin).
rapy of Tuberculosis (Director -- Ye. D. Petrov).

GILIMAN) A.G.; G~RyOno, G. SHEVCHENKO, K.A.; SIWFM-j- _A-L.
KHMSLEVS A.
Comparat e study of the status of tubermdosiv following pulmo-
nary res ation under climatic conditions of the southern shore
of the imea and th( central part of the Ukraine. Probl.tub.
no.1:52t 162. (MIRA 15--8)
1. Iz kh-,rurgichesko:lr kliniki Nav. - prof. A.G. Gillman) Insti-
tuta meditsinskoy k2imatologii i klimatoterapii imeni I.M.
Sechanova (dir. B.V. Bo takiy).
(TUBERCUIA",ISF (LUNGS-SURGERY)

SUSLOVA, A.L.P kand.med.nauc (Yalta)
Selective inferior ;horacoplasty in pulmonary tuberculosis of the
lower 1cbe. Vrach.delo no.10:72-76 0 162. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Khi gicheskaya klinika (zav. - prof. A.G.Gil,man) Ukrainskogo
nauchno-issledovate''skogo instituta meditsinskoy klimatologii J
klimatoterapii. imen Sechenova.
(CHEST--SURGERY) (TUBERCULOSIS)

BELOGURGIVA, V.P., A.:(.
streptomycin and
i:,f ps,operatj mpl atior in pUlMOrJB-ry
-L
and Inz, ep ic 4S
tAiberju, -'s1s. Probl tub. 42 no.12244-48 164. (MMA 18:8)
-11matologii klimatotarapili imen-I I.M.
-fi;s J. tul- me-l' ~;ii ikny k
A.
"rtk P V ~.gutskly ya ii,
F i 2

SUSLOVA, A k,,, rd. med. nalik
Preg-nanc and labor olloving tfio!,~IICQT)Ia~,ty. Akush. i gin. 38
no.5:99 ~S-O 162. WIFA 17: 11)
1 Iz 'rurgicheskqy kliniki (zav, prof. A.G. Gillman) Ukrain-
S~ogo chno-issleclolratellshc.~co instituta meditsinskoy klimato-
logiitiIlimatoteraIii imeni Scc'-,enova (dir. B.V. Bomtskiy, za-
mesti le] direktora po nauchnoy 'chasti - prof. S.R. Tate-vosov).

I
HASLOVA, G.B.; ST~L'OVA, I.A.JsPUTOV, K.V.
Chromatogr lithium and maKOesium twith eummarY
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1. Institu fiziches khimii AN SSSR, Moskva.
(Lithium) (Mn4esium) (ChromAtographic analysis)