SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TATARNIKOV, V.P. - TATARSKIY, N.V.

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KRAMEROV, A. Ya.; AARKOV, Yu,V.: SKYORTSOV, S#A#; 11.11TSOV, Vej'o,-
rMAY107, Y8,Vv; SOROKRI, Yu,,P~; STMOLINIF07, Mr.;
A.),; TATAMIK LujIL; STDORMKO, 70P.4
Some ways of developing water-madaratc*4 water"iooled reacto-4s6
Atomo energs 17 no.6c427 D 164 (MIRA AOL)
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S011113 3-58-8-11/30
AUTHOR: Tatarnl-k,)V V. V. Eng-J---3 er
TITIZ: rience-in tLe Opepatioa of Discs for Hot Cutt'
From Expe, ino
Saws (Opyt ekspluatat6ii diskov dlya pil goryachey rezki)
PERIODICAL: Stall, 1958, vr 716 - 71? (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The influence of the zatr~rial and thermal treatment of
discs on their durability as well as the influence of the
radius of curvature between teeth was investigated. It
was esta:blished that the most durable are saw discs with
the tops of teeth hardened to 55-60 Rc. Of steel used, the
best resalts are obtained with steel 50, although the
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durability of hardened discs from steels 50, 65G and 501
is practically the same. Annealing of plates for discs
increases their service life by 10-15%o. When operating
with hardened teeth, steel used for dj~ucs should have a
tensile strength of 70-80 kg/mm2 and relative elongation
20-25%. The optimum radius of curvature of the space
between t th,
1
t)
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SOV/133-58-8-11/70
From Experience in the Operation of Discs for Hot Cutting Saws
where t is the distance between teeth, MM.
There are 1 figure and 3 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIOix: Zavod "Azovstall" ("Azovstall" Works)
1. Power dams--Equipment 2. Cutting tools-Materials
Card 2/2 3. C-Ating tools--Heat treatment

sov/130-58-8711/18
AUTHORS: Tatarnikov, V.V., Rozhin, M.I. and Chekhovskiy, P.A.
TITLE: Mechanisation of Sample-conveyinZ from Hot-cutting Saws
to the 800 mill (Mekhanizatsiya podachi prob ot pil
goryachey rezki k stanu 800)
PERIODICAL: Metallurg, 1958,4rr 8, p 27 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In place 3f the manual conveyance of samples over 120 m
from the hot-cutting saw to the 800 mill at the "Azovstal'"
Works, a semi-automatic trolley-line has been installed
(figure).
There is 1 figure.
ASSOCIATIGN: Zawd "Azovstall" ("Azovstall" 17orks)
1. Iadustrial plants--Equipment 2. Metals--Transportation
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SOV/130--,8-8-12/18
AUTHORS: Tatarnikov, v.v. Zan-nes, A.N. and Rybayev, F. F.
,_ , I
TITLE: lnstE'Lllatlon for Tooth-hardenirg on Saws for ',-,-,e Hot
Cutting of Metal ~Agregat dlya uprochneniya zublyev pil
goryachey rezki metalla)
PERIODICAL: Metallurg, 1958,3,4-r 8, p 28 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A brief e.ccount is given of one of tvo disc-saw, tooth-
hardeninE; installations service tested in 10'6 at the
PlAzovatal.111 W3rks. It conzisted of a tooth cutter and the
hardeninE; unit. In the latter (fiGure), contact resistance
between an electrode and the tooth heated a 3-mm deep layer
of the tooth to the hardening temperature in 4 seconds
~contgol:.ed by a time relay) for a tooth sharpened to
45-52 and 7-10 mm thick and with a voltage of 6 and amperage
of 1 100. Experience at the works has shown that the dura-
bility of hot-metal saws with teeth heated in this way and
quenched was three times that of unhardened saws.
There is 1 figure.
ASSOCIATION: Zavad "Azovstall" ("Azovstall" Works)
1. Cutting tools--Hardening 2. Circular saws--Applications
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TATARNMV, V.T., Insh.
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Durability of disks for hot saving [vith suamry in znglishl.
Stall 18 no.8:716-717 Ag 058. (KIRA 11:8)
l.Zavod "Azovetall.0
(%)t,&1 cutting tools) (Steel--Testing) (Mechanical waar)

TATARNIKOV, V.V.
Manufacture of saw disks for hot cutting, Hetallurg 3 no, 12;32-
33 D 16o. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Zavod 6Azovstal'.P
(Metal-cutting tools)

TATARNIKOV, V. V.
Cand Tech Sci - (diss) "Increase of the stability of saw disks
in heated cutting of steel." Dnepropetrovsk, 1961. 17 PP; (Min-
istry of Higher and Secondary Specialist Education Ukrainian SSR,
Dnepropetrovsk Order of Labor Red Banner Metallurgical Inst imeni
I. V. Stalin); 180 copies; price not given; (KL, 10-61 sup, 219)

GREBENIK, V.M.; TATARNIKOV, V.V.
Effect of the curvature radius at the base of a saw tooth and the
material of which itIs made on the durability of circular saws
for hot metal cutting. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; chern. met. 6
no.10:169-177 163. (RIRA 16:12)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy metallurgicheakiy institut i Zhdanovskiy
metallurgicheskiy institut.

TATARNIKOV, V. V.
Effect c)f metal temperature and other factors on the durability
of saw blades. Izv. vys.ucheb,zav.; chern.met,7 no. 5:190-1917
164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. ZhcbLnovskiy metallurgichoskiy institut.

C-
L 2307h-65 EWr(s)/9PF(c)/ZFF(n)-2/M pr-h/pe4i/pu-4
A:CCESSION NA: AP5001264 S/0089/84/017/006/0427/0439
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AUTHOR: KraYnerov, A. Ya., Markov, Yu. V.; Skvortsov, S, A.; DjnjgME_V
_Kulikoy,Iso- ~S4*Q1~!n1K2Yj=- Khokhlachev- A. A.
TatarnikoitrA. ;Sidorenko, V, A,
TITLE: Same trends In the development of the second Voronezh power reactor
SOURCE:,ktomnayaenerglya, v. 17, no. 6, 1964. 427-439
TOPIC TiiGS: power reactor, water coalod.reactorgwater moderated rsactor,
reactor economy, second Voronezh power reactor
ABSTRACT- The paper is a summary of the SSSR 1304 report at the Third 1ntq.r---
national Conference on Peaceful Uses of Atomic.Energy in Geneva. 1964. The
-first Voronezh reac.tor. .. of 210 Mw (elect.), was described earlier (S. A. Skvoztsov,
Transactions of the Second International Conf., 1959). Thlis reactor to now being
readied for exploitation. The second Voronezh reactor, of 365 Mw(elect.) is
under co!istructlon. The water pressure will be 120 atm. Water is used as mod-
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ACCE�SION NR: AP5001264
orator and for the heat transfer. During the operation of about 2 years.' fuei
consumpAloit is about 30,000 Mw-day/tons of uranium. The second reactor to a
modernization of th; first reactor. Details are given of the construction, and the
effacts of vurious characteristics on the exploitation cost are estimated. Orig.
art. has: 7 figures
ASSOCIATION: None
SUBMITTED: 00 ENCL: 00 SU CODE.- NP
NR REF SOV: 005 OTHER: 003
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22 -M BOV/27-59-2-8/30
AUTHOR: Merzlikin, N., School Director, a
Foreman-Inatructor Q
TITLE; The Way is Open for Electric Locomotives
(Otkryt put' elektrovozam)
Ito
PERIODICAL: Professionallno-tekhnicheakoye obrazovaniye, 1959, Nr 2,
P 13 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The teaching staff of the Sasovo Railroad School Nr 2 wel-
comed the suggestion of the Ryazanskoye oblastnoye uprav-
leniye trudovykh rezervov (Ryazan' Oblast' Administrat-
ion of LAor Reserves) to start training in a vocation
which is new to the school overhead network electricians.
The author describes what preparations were made for this
project, how the foremen-instructors were chosen and trained.
He further mentions that the workshops were supplied with
visual aids and explains in general how the training of
overhead network electricians has been organized.
There are 2 photographs.
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:The Way is Open for Electric Locomotives SOV/27-59-2-8/30
ASSOCIATION: Sasovskoye zheleznodorozhnoye uchilishche Nr 2
Ryazanskoy oblasti (Sasovo Railroad School Fr 2,
Ryazan' Oblast').
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BY ill R-1141 r. 0 V 1i Pi
Subject USSR/*tlectricity
AID P - 2348
Card 1/1 Pub. 27 - 12/30
Author : Tatarnikova, N. A., Kand. of Tech. Sci.
Title : tlectron-beam apparatus for the investigation of
impulse phenomena in transformer windings
Periodical : Elektrichestvo, 5, 52-54* MY 1955
Abstract The author describes an apparatus of the IPG-3 type de-
signed and built at the All-Union Institute of Electrical
Engineering im. Lenin, The apparatus employe a oeedndary-
surge oscillograph and presents a combination of electron-
'beam oscillograph with a built-in miniature low-voltage
impulse generator, and a special synchronization circuit.
~rhe apparatus serves to measure potentials and voltage
gradients emerging from impulse-testing waves in trans-
former windings. It is used to test the strength of power
equipment against ligh#Adng and switching surges. One
photograph, 3 diagrams,
Institution: All-Union Institute of Electrical Engineering im. Lenin
Submitted : 3 30, 1954

DUBININ,, A.Mp kand.tekhn.naukj YEIMMIT, V.I.., kand.tekhn.nauk; ZAYTSEV., K.A.,
~ ~snd. 7
inzh,;~-.TATARNjKQYAs-".-,, ekhn.nauk; TOPCHIYL'V, G.M.,, kaid.
takhn.nauk
Now aDmponenta for high-voltage measuring devices. Veat.olektroprom.
33 no.2:41j,,49 F 162. (MIRA 15:2)
(Electric measurements) (Cathode ray tuboe)
(Eleo~rlc meters)

TATARM, A.G., inzh,
Method,, for increaoing tlh~ ru,3Jataace cf linir-19B.
no.2:10-17 Mir-Ap 165.
1. Dnrlwodzerzhinskly tsementnyy zavod.

RMJWW/JW
ACC NRi Ay60193.U, SOURCE CODE: UR/02136/65/000/012/0022/M2l
INVENTOR: Levin, A. M.S Glazov. A. N.; Vershinin V,. I.; Danilov, P. M.;
Plekhanov,*P, S. 1 FaiRc6nko, V. resl Lachinov. T-Mi Kmetam L. -D.; Rabina, P* 'DO
Levitskayaj T._T7.1 Tatarov, F. S.1 LUi insk V. Pol Cherney"vap Z, M.1 Alekseye~a, 403,
ORG i none
TITLEt Steel for manufacturing AM2nisAsynthesie catalyzerl. 'Class 18, No. 171877
SOURCM Byullstsc.' isobrateniy i tovarnykh snakov, no. 12, 1965, 22
TOPIC TAGSt eteelp-amoniap inorganic synthesis, catalysis
ABSTRACT: A steel. for manufacturing awxmia synthesis oatalyzers is distinguished
by an increased catalror activity and has the following chemical composition:
0.10% C, 1.0-2.0% Ali, 0.05% Min, 0.008% Ps 0.008% Sj 0.05% Cr, 0.10% Gus 0.05% Nis
0*040% Si, balance--iron. [JPRS3
SUB OOMI 110 07 / SUBK UTM nm*
1= 1 669

--TliT,AROV-,-G-. D-.--t -tr-. -- -
GlidePs Per. s nemetsko-go. Moskva, Transpechat' 1923 172 p. (39-9464)
TL760.R9
I

BESHKOV, M. ; TATIA07, - G.
Serological studies on sacobaromyeatic ftmgl. Pta. 7-8.
Izv Ast Inst virus 281,35-150 w63P

TATAROV, 1. . SmOLYANTSIV, B. , insh.
Programs made by Interfarm building organizations In Kirovograd
Province. Sel',.strol. 14 no.6!12-13 JO '59- (MIRA 12:9)
1. Starshiy Inzhener Kiravogradekogo oblastnogn upraylentra po
stroital'stvu ~, kolkhoxakb (for Tatarov),
(Kirovegrad Province--Building)

TATAROV, Ivan, a rkh; VLADISHKI,Doncho,arkh.
----
---------------------
Architectural problem in dersigning the sports hall of the complex,
"Universiada." Arkhitektura 8 no.9/10:10-24 161

.-TATAROV, Yu.11., inzh.
Let us give the countr7 more automatic production lines and
machine-tool units. Mashinostroitall no.9:7-12 S 159.
(MIRA 13:2)
l.Glavrqy konstruktor Spetsiallnogo konstruktorskogo byuro No.8 pri
Minakou zavode avtomatichaskikh liniy i agregatnykh stankov.
(Minsk--Maehine-tool Industry,) (Automation)

TATAROV, Yu,N,, lnzb,; KUZKSTSOV, V.P., inzh.; KUDYANOV, A.V., inzh.
Desigaiiag auton-wast-i-e-14" for machining small-sized parts.
-"%sh* D)lo no,2:22-31 lae (mim 16:7)
(Maahine tools3 (Automation)

TATAROV Yu,N,,., insh,
Suggeationo for the standardization of units of machine tools
and autimatic lines. Hash. Bel. no.2:1+7-54 160- (MIRA 16:7)
(Machine tools-Standards)

6" -1
AP6032958 SOURCE CODE: UR/0363/66/002/010/1905/1905
AUTHOR:. Fedulov, S. A.% Tatarov.,~. I.; Shklover, L. P.; Sergeyeva, K.
Antonov, G. M.; qyLeNich~-M-
ORG: none
TITLE: Growing NaLal:MO04)2 single crystals
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Neorpoicheakiye materialy, v. 2, no. .10. 1966, 1905
TOPIC TAGS: single crystal growth. molybdate, lanthanum. compound, sodium compound,
laser effect, laset optic material . -12
ABSTRACT: NaLa(MoO 4)2 single crystals were grown by Czochralski technique in a high-
frequency crystallizer in view of tha laser effect, previously reported in Western
literature, in certein MIMIII(MVIO4)2 type compounds, where MJ is an alkali metal.,
MIII a rare-earth el.ement and MVI is W or Mo. The starting material NaLa(MO04)2-2H2Q
vas synthesized by precipitation reaction of sodium molybdate and lanthanum nitrate ,
in solution. Pure 11aLa(M004)2 with MP a 1163C and scheelite structure was obtained by
c~lcining the hydrated product at 900C. The crystals up to 60 mm long and up to 12 mm
.InAiameter were grawn from pure NaLa(MO04)2 melt. The laser effect at a fairly low
.generation threshold was observed at room temperature in NaLa(M0002 single crystals
activated with 1 at%.Nd. The generation threshold may be significantly decreased in
the optically more :perfect crystals. Orig. art. has:. 1 figure. JJKJ
.SUB CODE: 201 SUBM DATE: 041ov65/ CRIG REF- OOl/ OTH REF: 005/ ATD PRESS: 5696

TATAROV, Z.I.; ALIKIIASHKINY Ya.l., k-and. fiz.-matem. nauk) otv. red.;
..l. ---OMVAJ- red.
[Standard programs for the "Strela-3" computer.) Standartnyo
programny dlia mashiny "Strela-3." Moskma, VTs, AN SSSR, 1962.
8 P. (k&ademiia nauk SSSR. Vychislitellnyi teentr. Standartnye
i tipoXye programmy dlia mashiny "Strela-3," no.4)
(MIRA 18:1)

ACCESSIC". i.",i: A?W28U6 S/0181/6~/WO04/074/0980
ALITHORSs Fistull., V. I.; Omallyanovskiy, Z. Z~~Fpv$ Z
TME: Relations between lattice and impurity scattering in doped germanium and
!silicon ZReported at the Conference on Degenerate Semiconductors,, meeting at the
M SSSR in Moscow., December 196P7
SOURCE: Pizika tvardogo tela, ve 6. no, 4., 1964, 974-980
'TOFIG TAM lattice scattering, impurity scattering,, doped semiconductor,, carrier
mobility,, degeneracy, electron gas
ABSTRACT: A way has Wen found %o determine the mobility,of current-carriers at
any degree of degenar.-v,.y of electron gas in a somicomiuctor., considering the
sirim1tancous effects oX two types of scattering: at acoustical vibrati6as of
lattice atoms and at ionized impurities. Beginning with the view that there is d
relaxation time assocLited with each of these affccts,, the authors find the total
relaxation time., bat slww that it is possible to distinguiah between the two
components. The ratio of one to the other can be obtained by knowiM the derived
Fermi level. end the dr.'Lft mobility for a pure aam~le and then by me"uring the HA32
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mobility of wW doped saR)lo and making use of a table of integrals (giva in the
paper). Nbbilitiw ofeurreab carriers were measured in n-type Go and SL over a
wide range of temperatures (chiefly between 300 aAd-500 X) and of ix2urity concea-
trations (10-8 to 00 ce3) to convore computed and experimental ro-sult-o' The
results indicate that the two types of. scattering may be distinguished: very wel.1
in Go. approxima;Wy In Sia Computations show that the Hall factor at 30M for
strongly doped Ga and Si in not unity as has generally been thought, * Only at 7&$
because of a marked increase in the Fermi, level., does the Hall factor approach un&--~
ty for most samples with carrier concentrations greater than 1016 aa-% Orig. art.
hast 5 fiauress 4 tabLeas and 9 formulas,
!'ASSOCIATION: 0osudaraWanny%y nauchno-issledovatellskly i proyektr#%y institut -
redkometalUcheskay prwq"h1ennostis Moscow (State Scientific Research and
Planning Institute for the Ra~e4fetal Industry)
SUBMTT10: 03Apr63 DATE ACQ: 27Apr64
ENCLs 00
WB CODE s BG NO REF SOV
SS 007 OTM 1 006
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FARKHI, Samuil L.;
Parametric study, of push-pull magnetic frequenc7 dividers.
Geldshnik. mash elekt 12 no. 1:153-158 162 [publ, 1631.

TATAROVA-KRUSTE.VA: V.
.... ..
Determination cf soil fpmidity by the paraff!n method. Salskostop
nauka 2 no.9-.1097-1101 164.

L 42959-66 D1T(M')/EWP(t)/ETI NEW JDIM
ACC NRs AR6u-4-989 SOURCE COM: UR/0081/66/000/007/GO12/GO12
AUTHOR: Tali-pov, Sh. T.;_Pz~hiyanbayeva, R. Kh ; Tatarska_va, A.
TITLEz Photometric determination of niobium in the presence of tantalump tungsteng
and rare earth eleml)nts 11,I Ill 1/1 ~1
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Mimiya., Part I, Abs. 7G92
RW SOURCE: Nauchn..tr. Tashkentsk. un-t, vyp. 264,19649 98-too
TOPIC TAGS: photometric analysis, niobium
ABSTRACTS A photometric method has been developed for determining Nb with N-methyl-
anabasine-e-azoresorainol (1), which in a tartr'ate solution at -pH 5.8 forms with NO
a stable colored complex having an absorption maximum at 550 m1t (molar extinction co-
efficients 34020). Beer's law is obeyed at Nb concentrations of 4-28 y per 25 ml of-
the solution being subjected to the photometric analysis. For such quantities of Nb,
2 ml of a 0.1% solution of I and 5 ml of an acetate buffer so1rtion of pH 5.8 are suf
ficient. The optical density is measured with a green light filter in I- or 2-cm
cells 30 min after the reactants have been combined. An equal amount of Ta, twice as
much Ws and up to 100 Y of rare earth elements do not interfere, with the deterridna-
tion. The sensitivity of the method is 0.2 y/ml, and the error of the determination
of Vb is 6.6%. B. Ntnole. [A-anslation of abstract]
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TATARSKAYA, A.A. (Leningrad)
Occupational diseases of the upper respiratory tract in persons
working In electrolytic nickel refinb2g shops. Gig. truda I prof.
zab. 4'r.o.6335-38 Je 160. (MIRA 15:4)
-.0
1. Institut, gigiyeny truda i profzabolevaniy, Leningrad.
(NICUA,ELECTRO~IETALLURGY--HYGIEIIIC ASPECTS)
(PMPIRATORY OWIMS-DISEASES)

TATARSMYX
Relation of B. alkalescone to Ylexuar's and GrIgorev-Shiga's
bacilli,,: authorPs abstract. Zhur. mikrobiol. epid. I immun. no.ll*
100-101 N '54. (KLRA 8:1)
1. Is Rostevskogo instituta, epidemiologii. mikrobiologii i gigi7rany
(dir. U.S.Soboleva)
(SHIGMA,
Alkalescens, relation to other strains)

TATARSKAYA., G. A.
TATARSKAYA, G. A.: "The etiology of dysenterf in Rostov Oblast". I-Rostov na 1~cnrru
1955. Rostov State Medical Inst. (Dissertations for the degree of Candidate
of Medical Science.)
50; Kniphmya Letopis' No, 50 10 December 1955. Moscow*

TATARSKATA, G.A.; DUVINA, Te.K.
Treating dysentery vith an alcohol vaccine combined with
eynthoaWcIn, Sovet.sted. 19 no.517O-73 My 155. KU 8:8)
1. Iz Roetoirskogo Instituta opidemiologit. mikrobiologl i I gigi-
yeny (dir. 1'e.S.Soboleva) i kafedry infektatonnykh bolezney
(zav.,A.A. Dmitriyev) Rostovskogo, meditsinskogo, institute.
(DTSIETIMT) ( ALCOHOL-TWRAPMIC USIC)
(OHLORONTCWIN)

TATARSKAYA G.A.- POPOTA. K.I.; SMIMAN, S.A.
MWAM-
Sonne dysentery in Rostov-on-Dome SoyorAd. 21 Supplement:9 157.
(MIRA 11:2)
1. Iz Roatovakogo instituta apidemiologii. mikrobiologii t gigiyany.
e,ROGTOV-OH-DON-DY8XllTERY)

BATOGP A y -rIIAPOVA, Yu.Ye.; YENALIYEV, V.D.;
, -thesig of permide and hydr-rperc-Alds of tertfary brut 1.
Syr y
Ukr.Wm.zh,j-r. 31 no.2.207-208, 16c' (MI FU 8 4)
Uh-raltisk:ly nall~:hn,,-!ssledovate"Llsk-*-y institut plasticheskik-h
mass* Don~tok.
I

TATARSKAYA, M.G.
One method of verifying the measurement of the aurface tension
of ablutions. Zap. ILI 42 no.3t47-50 163. (141RA 171lOj

OSOLODKOV, G.A.; TATkRSKAYA, M.G.
.. . .......................
Combined tr9atment of products with a high content of nickel.
silicate. Zap. ILI 42 no.3:85-89 f63. (MIRA 174101

3(7) SOY/5o-59-6-2/17
AUTHORS- Dushkin, P. K., Lomonosovp Ye. G., Tatarskaya, M. S.
TITLE: Forecast of the Formation of Cyclones and Anticyclones by
Means of a Computer (Prognoz taiklo- i antitoiklogeneza s
pomoshchlyu vychiBlitelinoy mashiny)
PERIODICAL: Meteorologiya i gidrologiya, 1959, Hr 6, pp 11 - 16 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The following may be seen from the data available: in a numbar
of cases the barotropic forecasts for one day of the baric
field on the mean level prove to be true in most cases. The
coefficients for the correlation between the forecast and the
actual meteorological tendencies of one day attain the values
of from 0.8 - 0.9. From case to case, however, a rather con-
sidgrable variability of the correlation-coefficient is ob-
served. Therefore the observers were obliged to operate with
for-acasting schemes which take into account the thr,ae-dimensio-
nal atmosphoric structure. More accurate solutiorio of tho
equations of the hydrothermodynazics of,tho atmosphero were
obtained in the USSR 6 On this baois it was.possible to work
out a number of forecasting models (Refol,20).- The numerical
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Forecast of the Formation of Cyclones and Anticycl6nes ' SOV/~o_59_6_2/17
by Means of a Computer
based upon the integral-s6lution by 9. 1. Buleyev and G. I.
Mar,zhuk: formula (2). This solution of (2) is - applied to
the daily forecast of the charts of the absolute barie tppo-
gra-phy of 850, 500 and 300 mb - to be approximated by sums.
ln bhis connection the integration is to be carried out air.-Ig
the vertical line t by means of the suapended band method and
in the horizontal plane rO.T according to rings: formula (3).
The method-used for the solution of this task is shown here.
Forecasting the bario field according to this method takes
app:coximately one hour with the computer "Strela". The ana-
lys:Ls of the series of numerical baroolinio forecasts shows
that they are - with respect to quality - better than the baro-
tro.pic forecasts on the corresponding level. The taking into
account of the three-dimensional baroolinic, atmospheric
stricture in the model with three levels permitted the eli-
minition of the most striking disadvantage,: of two-dimensional
fori~caets. The shifting of the bario formations is far more
accurately forecast according to the new scheme. The investiEa-
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Forecast of the '.7-ormation of Cyclones and Anticyclones .3011/fo-59-6-2/17
by "'eans of a Computer
scheme of formula (3) shows that this scheme gives as a rule
the possibility of forecasting the formation of cyclones
and anticyclones. Table 1 gives the results of several fore-
can ts for one day of the charts of absolute baric topovrap%y of
850,500 and 3M mb aocozdiz~g to observation data obtained at 03
U'clvek. The formation of cyclones and anticyclones was ob-
served in the seven cases mentioned. All new formations were
well calculated. The individual examples are demonstrated.
Sun-narizingly it is stated that the use of the baroclinic
scheme of forecasting with a higher number of levels permits -
even within the framework of the usual physical approximations-
the more accurate advance-oalculation of the forination of
cyclones and anticyclones in the free atmosphere. I. A. Kiboll
assisted the authors with his advice in working at the fore-
cast scheme with a higher number of levels. There are 4 figures,
1 table, and 4 references, 3 of which are Soviet.
Card 3/3

TATARSKMi M.S.
,Objective analysis of aDme metaorologicta al nts using statistical
+racteristica. Meteor. i g1drol. no-4:M-3,5 Ap 163.
(MM .16:5)
(Metereology-C"s, diagrams, etc,) (Nmerical weather forecasting)

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T) 3~~KTV~ 'q J, n' T L,
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ln!.~Vql r-nll,-t-tc~d rlurtng .he 1960-1963 Derind. The minimum distance between th#i
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Satel-lile of the seven-year plan in flight. Sav. IxoLlob-zY 17
no. 3:32--35 F 161. CJP-A 14-:2)
(Orsk-Coke indvotry) (Or3k-Cowinlty and acrool)
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KARTVELISHVILI N.A.; STAROSELISKIY, V.A.;,.,TliTARSKAYA) P.M.
0
Attempt to use the theory of stabilit7 and the theory of reliab4~llty.
Izv. AN SSSR ~Wkh. i masninostr. no.6:172-174 H-D 164.
(MIRA 18:2)

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higher vrttclwates at one time puilsesaed thiaminate, but Koo
that they had lad it durius the CwAutkx$Ary pfoce", anti X0 0
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-- TAT,.I -j~jy A -- , I - - - - - - - -- --- - - - - --- ---- - -- -- - -- - -- - - ---
.'j A) i~. a
Substitution of co-ferments of thiaminasis by sone a7otic com)inations.
Biokimiyal, vol. 5, pp 589, 1952.

TATARSKAYA, R. 1.
Substitute of thimizaas coansymes with certain nitrogen compounds#
Dlokhimita, Hoskya I? no,3t598-610 Bept-Oat 19~26 to= 2581)
1. Institute of Biochemistry imeni A. 1. Pakh of the AcadsoW of Sciences
UWAO None 01(o

Ti`9 R5 k~A`4` -I p
'I I. T",
The toenzywe of (Ilia] inase. 1. Tit:i a P. V,
jistfilova, livid F, L R4V(,-Y (A. N~, ,
pl,wilvill.,
Aiad. Sd. U.S.S.R., Nlawa%v)~ Bikhiussya ZG, 55f-45
(I 155).-I'lle expfl, Pr,~Lohwi (,-r tiwtplain- C'Ut of CS.-
oinittijil, ,r a a pr.i:eduros ijri--
vi)UAY de';cribed (TatarAaya, et ill.. CA. 47. 31Y;~ )
Tic puriflell t,Icc,r,.p!i,rojcAIIy. The
ijF~thLjiljiaase wits
St b 11yof file C~tfiianliluvc ;III(I ill
ti,,Aytic actwn by acills 4lid alk,tht~
io is compqratively ~illjjjfe N ~Ubgtall-s firarld i'.l tistue C.It,
c I' ;Lct i ~thiami-iit, Tl,;,t ~~Ol N -ttLta"s qi, ..t
Alt stlilc Ivai indicAt"i by tile '1111exelic- With whiAl they
.!re pptd. by ~c"im,,! by K
T -v I- h-- difr-t f-ti-W gncattme.~ ~uj
* izt~w to &J~rc.t w::,-s Sout tht~vni ,
* LI---, jp~-~ss the property 4 fca mfti;i active minpIcv:-i tit"
* Ijy with tltit .1th il-g. N 4~ Wdi, O.k. tiliallu-
ao-L d th. tU c-up"m wich 2"i:, 'd ~;11.
44.41i.n ut tile pntscticc c atietwe A thfarmil:;v~
* x1mytilel v) ullitijurcd (CIE5 cianfit be. ameectir'd ttrlcqulv,l
* illy. S 1xviaz

.A. BARKHASH. A.P
I~YNVg A (tranalatorj; BIKINA. R.M.
[translator VICIKSTERN. T.V. [transiator):LISOVSrAYA. V.P.
translator); ODINTSOVA, M.S. [translatorj- PIYZ, Te.A.,
1tran9la-'.or];.ZAZ9U"A.,-R.I. (tranalatorj; RUGXLIGMWT, V.A.,
~_ T
akadomik,, red.; PARIMS. Ye., red,; SOKOLOVA, T.. tekhn.red.
[Present-day problems in biochemistry; a collection of articles.
Translations] Sovremennve problemy btokhimii; sbornik statei.
5 prediel. V.A.Sugellgardta. Moskva. Izd-vo inostr. lit-ry. 1957-
480 p. (MIRA 11:5)
(BIOCHIKISMY)

Phosphorus metabolism during the embryonic development of sturgeons
[with summary in English]. Biokhimiia 21 no.3 1416-428 NY-Je '58
(MIRA 11:8)
1. Laboratoriya biokhimii zhivotnoy kletki Inbtituta biokhimii
im, A.D. Bakha AN SSSR, Moskva.
(PISR, phosphorus
sturgeon metnb. in embryonic develop (Rue))
(PHOSPHMUS, metabolism
sturgeon embryo (Rue))

TATARSXAYA, R.L.; WIANI. K.K.; KANOPXAYTII, S,I.
Some ansormas of phosphorus metabolism and the intensity of ree-
piration and, aerobic glycolysis in the embryonic development of
sturgeons (with summary in Nnglish]. Biokhimila 23 no.4:527-539
Jl-Ag Ig 8. WRA 12:3)
5
1. Laboratory of Animal Oell Biochemistry, Institute of Biochemistry,
Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S*R., Moscow.
(PHOSPHATASES,
in stuxgaon embryonic develop., relation to
aerobic glycolytic rasp. (Rus))
(71SH,
sturgeon embryonic dev lop., relation of phosphataxes
to aerobi glyco2,vt1c r:ffpo (Run)

TLTARSKAYA, R. I., ATZRCSII~,CV,~., j,1. (USSR)
"Adenosine Triphosphatee in the Unfertili~~ed Ova of Fishess"
Report presented at the 5th International Biochemistry Congress, Moscow
16-16 August 1961

ENGELIGAMT# V.Asp akademiko red.0- ABROSIMOVAp NA(tranalator];
BJYEV. , I.A. (translator); =WTERNI T.V.ftradslatarl;
TATARSKAY!, R J, [translator] ; IEMA., A.B... red.; GORIKOVA.,
Z.D.s tekhn. red.; REZOUKHOVA, A.G.# tekhn. red.
[Contemporary problems of biochemistry; collection of
translated articles]Sovremennyo prbblenW biokhimii; abornik
statei. Moskva, Izd-vo inostr.lit-ry, 1961. 416 P.
(MIRA 15:8)
(Biochemistry)

TATARSKAYA, R.I.Prinimali uchastiye: ~%UOVA, M.G.; KOSAREVA, Ye.A.;
STSIMENO P.R., akademik,, glav. red.; EZIGELIGARD, V.A., aka-
demik~ red. toma; VWROVAL, I.B., red.; POIYAKOVA, T.V., tekhn.
Ted.
(Biological structues and functions at the molecular level;
symposlum 1]Biologicheskie struktury i funktsii na moleku-
liarnom urovne; simpozium I. Moskva, Izd-vo Akademii nauk
SSSR, 1962. 298 p. (Its: Trudy) (KIRA 15:12)
1. International Congress of biochemistry. 5th, Moscow., 1961.
(BIOCM, 4ISTRY -CONGRESSES)

AEROSINDVA, NX.j TATARSKAIA-,, R.I.
AdenomWetriphosphatase and some other enzpeo of phosphorun
metabolLom in-the homogenates and extracts of fish eggs. .
Biokhimiia 28 no.ls3.28-136 Ja-F 163. (MIRA 1624)
1. Institute of PUtdiation and ftsico-Chemical Biology, Acadenq
of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.P Moscow.
(ADENOSINETRIMOSMTASE) (MFHORUS METABOLISM)
(FISM-EG06)

, ABROSIMOVAJ, N.M.; TATARSKAYA, R.I.
Characteristics of adenosinetriphosphatase in various fractions
of fish eggs. Biokhlmiia 28 no. 3:486-496 My-Je 163# (MIRA 17:2)
1. Insitute of Radiation and Physico-Chemical Biology, Academy of
Sciences of the U.S,S.R., Moscow.

TATARSKAYAl? R.1.; ABROSIMOVA-MMIYANCHIK, N.M.; AKSELIRODp V.D.;
"'qORENT NO, A.I.; VENKSTERN,, T.V.; MIRZABEKOV, A.D.; BAYEV, A.A.
Guanylic ribonucleap~q of actinmWcaten. Dokl. AN SSSR 157
no.3t725-728 JI 164* (MIRA 170)
1. Institut radiatsionnoy i fiziko-khimicheakoy biologii AN
SSSR, Predstavleno akademikom VA, Angellgardtom.

ABWSlMA-AMEl'YANCHIKP N.M.; TATAB�A&YA,_Ra%j VENKSTERN, T.V.;
AKSELIRCD, V.D.i BAYW,-K.-A.
Specificity of guanyl ribonuclease from ActJnonWees.
Biokhimiia 30 no.6:1269-1276 N-D 065. (MIRA 1911)
1. Institut malekulyarnay biologii AN O"S8R, Mn4kvs.
Submitted May 120 1965.

Fl., u JSIC 1JVUCUWi
Troilmov, MIX. and Tatavs4_4,
Auz. 1951, fol.- 16, 354-363). --- , (Ogrioupory (liefractorica),

'IATARMTA, T.B..; KABLUKOVSKIT, L.F.; SKOROKMD, S.D.
Mgnssite mass with an addition of calcium aluminate slag for
alactric furnace linings. Opeupory 18 no.9:401-406 153-
(MIRA lisio)
lMentrallnn nauchneA-Iseledovatel'skly institut chernoy metallurgii.
.(Refractory materials) (Ilectric furnaces)

15(2)
AUTHORS: Tatariskayaq TaBot GeLynanova, Yea, Is. SOY/131-59-11-5/13
TITLEe Pecul 'Larity of the Destruction of the Fireproof Casing of a
Molybdenum Farnace With Hydrogen Filling
PURIODIOALi Ogneuporyp 1959t Nr 11t PP 507-510 (USSR)
Aa3TRACT., In the work under review the author@ carried out physicq-
chemical as well as petrographic investigations'of
high-alumitiferoue ohAnotte and magnesite for their use in
hydrogen medium. Ath zespect to ~he chamotte with high content
of aLuminal samples were investigat-ed from vault and bottom
of a molybdenum furnaoe, with-hydrogen filling after uninter-
ruptod work in tha.aourae of 12 days at a working temperature
of 1!j00 0 and were compared with a muffle Bample before ito uee,
The 13ample fTom the furnace vault exhibits a Strong ohango in
its iixternal appearance after use. The furnace bottom changed
but little in its chemical oomposition.(soe Table). The
petrographic investigation agrees basioally with the ohemical
analjois, an may be seen from the miorostruoturos in figures
I and 2. Magnesite samples of the casing of a molybdenum
.furnace with hydrogen filling were investigated after their
Gard 1/3 une during 30 days at a working tempeiature of 16000. Their

Peculiarity of the Destruction of the Fireproof BOV/131-59-11-5/13
Gasing of a Molybdenum Furnace with-Hydrogen Filling
miorotitrueturea are shown in figures 3 and 4. It is stated in
conclusion that the refractories with a high content of alumina
chango markadly after their use in the vault of a furnade with
hydrot;en filling, namely in their coloring, density and
mineralogioal struaturo. The porosity of the furnaos bottom
dropped from 23.6 to 1.80. Data.from pub-lications are confirmed,
according to whioh.refraotories with an.SiO content are not
suite(I for use in hydrogen medium6 Under tRese oonditions, at
tompei?aturea of from.1000 to 16oo f compact oorundum.produots
are advisable. When used In hydrogen medium, magneeite.also
ohangija maVcGdlyp namely in coloring and.orystallization, which
is, howover, not accompanied by a change in porosity, in
volumatric weightr and in shrinkages The use of ordinary
magnesite tiles in.bydrog8n medium oan be, rooommended.only at
temperatures of 1400-1600 . There are 4 figures# I table, and
6 references. 3 of which.are Bovi*t,
ASSOUXATIONt ToNXIChEUST a Toantralfnyy nauahno-issledovatel'skiy institut
ohernoy metallurgii,(Contral Ocientifio Researoh.Institute of
Card 2/3 Torrous Metallurgy) Institut geologii rudnykh mestorozhdaniy,

Peculiarity of the Destruction of the Fireproof SOV/131-59-11-5/17#
Casing of a Molybdenum Furnace With Hydrogen Filling
potrografii, mineralocii i gookhimii All SSSR (Institute of
Goology of Ore Depoeitaq Petrography, kineralogy and
Geochemistry of the Academy of Sciences, USSR) .
Card ",/."I

BULCIARIA / Chemical Technology. C'hemical Products and
Their Applications. Elemzmts, 0.,'Ides. Mineral
Acids, 5ases, Salts.
Abs Jourt Ref Zhur-]"Lhimiya, 1959, No ~-, IZ,317.
Author Tatarski, A,; Glochev, 0,
Inst
Title For the R;tIonal Utilization of Pyrite.
Orig Pub: lKhimi-va I Industriya (3olg.), 1958, 30, No 1, 1-2.
Abstract- Vlet~.ods for utilization aad refining of pyrites
(P). Production of H SO in tM Bulgarian PR.
J,c4t
Tr,clinical-economic In a ors of the process of
roasting P depending on the S content In It. Use
of 11 vi th low S cont ent can b e economica I 1y usef u1
onl:/ vhan the plant Is located in the innediate
vlclnity of P deposits and transportation costs
are e;;clud.A. in all other cases, It Is expedient
Card 1/2

I . .'
BULGAPIA / Cheiric2l Technology. Chemical Products and H
Their Applications, Elem~?nts, Oxides. ~;ineral
Acids, Bases, Salts.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-lihimlya, 1959, No 4, 12317.
Abstract: to enrich P by means of flotation m d to extract
the nonferrous metals from the ore. Roasting In
the semimolten layer Dermits a reduction of the
S content In the ashes, making them useful for
the metallurgical industry. The importance Is
noted for controlling thn- cont?nt of nonferrous
and rare metals in ashes and th-z necessity for
developing industrial methods for extracting them,
Also., other means of reducing the net cost of HzSO4
production are considered, -- Ya Satunovskly.
Card 2/2
22

TAVM-KI, A.
"Utilizing the hent from roasting 1)37ite in kd1r-, vith boil-4ng stratium."
P. 53. (Khimiia I Industriia, Vol. 30, .11o. 2, 1956, Sofiia, -Tblgaria)
Monthly Index of Last European Accessions (EFAI) LC, Vol. 7, Ito. 12, Dec 58

C 0 U_'. 1'4 T -9 -1 ;B U L GA -a I A H
C i~ T R Y : Chemical Technolopry. Cbemical Products ancl
Their Antilications. Catalysts and Sorbents.
AB~*3~ J'OUIR. : R;,'Xhlm., No. 23 195S), No. 82846
AUTHOR Tatarskin A.

T IT L'j- Posibility of Drying VanadibmCatalyst Thile
Ileatinp and Passing Air over It.
ORIG7. PUB. : Ktiiniya i influstriya 1958, 30, No 5,
163-154
AS-E-TiUCT : It has been established that for drying vana-
dium catalyst it is possible to employ undrie
air. In -the blowing of s-aent catalyst or of
fresh catRlyat, that bas not been in use for
a prolonged period of time, it has to bo hea-
ted up to 3500 followed by blowing with ordi-
noxy air. .- V. Matveyev.
CA.U: 1/1
H - 38

TATARSKI, A.0 REKHANDZHIEV, M., KARABOICHEV, N.
Poor pyrite ores form the: Panagyuriahte mining region and prospects for the production
of sulfuric acid in Bulgixia. p. 9
TEZHKA, PROMISHLENOST., Softia, Bulgaria., vol. 8j. No. 4., Apr. 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 8j No. 10j Oct. 1959.
Uncl,

TATARSKI, A.
"Suggestion for Lntensification of the contact plant for sulfuric acid,
expected to be emstructed in 1959."
KHIMIIA I INDUSTRIIA, Sofiia, BulgariaP Vol. 31, no. 1. 1959.
S", I ~
Monthly list of East Europe Accessions (F-EAI), LC, Vol. 8'. No. 6, j4fir59,
Unclas

MONEV,, Georg:Lj TATARSKI, A.,- KIRCIIEVA, N.
Cleaning the flue gases from sufur dioxide. Godishnik Inst khLm
prom 20-20 163o

TATARSKITO Alm.,. inzhener.
CantralLsed supply of electric energy for the timber industry of the
Vyatles Combine. Makh.trud.rab. 10 no#12:23-27 D 156,
(MLRA 10:5)
(Xirov Province--Electricity in lumbering)

13(5)
&jub
.1UTITC)'11 11,oblents, E.L., S botin, V.Ye. and Tatar.-,kiy, D.I.
TITLB: On the Application of the Coefficient of Ore Con-
t e n ts .
P."M'-, ! C 3 IC"A LIliz-vedIca i oklirana nedr, 10,59, JTr L~$ p 22-24
A.B3TRAW; la connection with the article by I.I.Ya. Stolyar in
Nr 12 (1956) of this periodical, tho authors, di---
cuss the advisability of the application of t1le
c3efficient ofm-e contents, vakin- the Sadon poly-
metallic ore deposit az an example. This deposit is
characterized by the irre--Ular distribu'k;ior- of ore
components, and the coefficient of ore conent-s is
widely used for the calculation of ore reservoc.
Both linear 2md surface coefficients are used.
The lincar coefficionU io calwilated by tho followinC
Card 1/3 formula:

SOV/132-59-41-6/17
On the Applica-Aon of the Coefficient of Ore Contents
(1 - 11) + (z - z1)
-------------------
r 1 + z -
K. being the coefficient of ore contents; 1 - the
lonoth of tho upper base of the computed block; 11
the lenoth of the owe-less part of the upper base
of the computed block; z and zi beinE; respectively
the same definitions for the lower base of the block.
The siL-face coefficient is calculated by the same
form'IS, the len-th being replaced by the correspon-
ding surfaces. The coefficient is not usually applied
to the blocks in ithich empty rocks can be exactly
delimited, The authors cite practical examples
which prove that the ore contents ivere correctly
calculated by the application of the coefficient.
Card 2/3 They consider t-hat, by the application of the co-

SOV132-59-4-6/17
On the Application of the Coefficient of Ore Contents
efficient of or(~, ccutents) the ore reserves de-
creases, but the metal reserves remain the
That means that the contents of metal in t'he ore
has increased. '2hus the application of the coeffi-
cient of ore contents permits one to extract lezs
ore while 11-he metal contents does not chanZe. There
are L~ tables.
.--4-330CIATION: Rudnik Sadon, (The Sadon Mine)
,ard 313

ITATABSKIYp M L
Case of hematoganic osteamyelitis of the stern=. 4bor. trad. Kursk.
goes meit& inst. no.131434,-435 f5S. (min 14:3)
1. Ix klin4kJ obehohey khirurgii (Sav. - prof, Z,I.Rakbwn) Kurokogo
gosudanitvennogo meditpinsk4kq inatitatA,
(OSTEOa=IS)' -' . (STEYSUM-DISEMES)

TATARSKIT, IT., I:and.med.nauk, starshir nauchny7 sotrudnilc (Leningrad)
Kire attention to specialized shops. Prom. koop. 12 no.8:24 Ag '58.
(Kin 11:9)
l.Leninj,TadskIy nauohno-iseledovateltakiy institut ekspertity trudo-
sposobnoati i organizateii truda invalidoy.
(4ningrad-TubarculouB-Rehabilitation)

TATARSKIYj N E
Metod mechenykh atomov
The tracer method and
Leningrad, 1957.
52, 2 p.
N15
613-781
J1
i yego rolIv poznani i zhiznonnykh yavleniy
its role in the perception of vital phenormna.
At head of tit,19: Obshchestvo po, Rasprostraneniyu Politicheskikh i
Nauchnykh Zraniy RSFSR. Leningradskoye Otdeleniye.
"Literaturall; P. 54

TATARSKIT, N.M.
Conditioned reflex experiments for studying hawn psychology
twith summary in English]. Vop.psikhol. 4 no.4:17-29 Jl-Ag 158.
(MIRA 11:11)
1. 1-y Leningradskiy meditsinskiy institut im. I.P.Pavlova.
(Conditioned response)

KOLESOV, V.I. (Leningrad P-46,, u1. Kuybysheva, d.3., kv-5);TATARSKIY,N.E.
PAVLOVA., II.M. . . ,
Use of objective apnoca teeta in detecting respiratory inouf-
ficiency in congenital and acquited. heart defects. Grud.khir.
5 no.2:54-60 Mr-AP'63 (MIRA 17:2)
1. Iz fakul,tetskoy khirurgicheakoy kliniki ( zave - profe
V.I.Kolesov) I Leningradskogo meditsinskogo inatituta imeni
a.kademika I.P.Pavlova.

TATARSKIY, N.V.
I . I 9w
Theory and practice of aerosol inhalation therapy. Vest.otori-
nolar. 13 j2o.1:49-54 Jan-Feb 51. (CLKL 20:5)
1. Of the Clinic for Pulmonary Tuberculosis (Director-Prof.A.Y&.
Teigallnik). First Leningrad Kedical Institute imeni I,P,Pavlove

TATA-ZKrf, IT-7., G-L-RASEXIIA, N-F.
Pcnicillin-~Ihcrape-utic Use
Effect of aerosol penicillin bherapy on wanges of microflora in the spAw:i. Klin-med- 30,
no. 6, 1952. -
OCZO-.3--, 'Z 1952. .
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, -12-Mr Uncl.

TATARSKIT, N.V.; GIUMIMOVA, N.Y.
Effect of aw.!osol penicillin therapy on chAWo of microflors In the
sputum. Xlin,. mad., Kookwa 30 no. 6:64-66 Juno 1952. (CLNL 22:5)
1. Of the DelxLrtment of Pulmonary Taborculosis (Head -- Prof. A. To.
Tsigellnik) and of the Department of Microbiologr (Read - Prof. V, X,
Kosmodamlanskiy), First Leningrad Medical Institute iment Academician
1. P. Pavlov..

TSIOALINIK* A.Ya., professor; TATARSKIY, N.V. kaudidat maditsinskikh nauk
The problem of so-called mixed Infection in the clinical stvdy of
pulmon&ry tuberoulosis. Probl. tub. no.603-37 N-D 154. (KLRA 8:1)
1. Is kafed]7 legoohnogo tuberkuless, (zav.-prof. A.Ya.TSigallnik)
I Leningradukogo zeditsinskogo institute, imeni alEsd. I.P.Pavlova.
(TUEUMULOSIS, FULMONART, complications
afted Infects) '-

TATARSKIY. N.V., kandidat meditsinskikh aauk.
Reactions in phthivazid treatment. Probl. tub. no.6:53o-56 N-D 155.
(NIRA 9:2)
1. Iz tuberlcalexnogo sanatorlys, Leningradskogo oblzdravotdola,
Druzhnoself,re (glavnyy vrach K.K. Fishman)
(NidOTINICACID ISOMM, ther. use
isoniazid, in puln. tubere, negative reactions)
(TUBIMOULOSIS, PUIMCKARY, ther.
Asoniazid, negative reactions)

TATARSKIY, N.V.
A case of benign tumor simulating tuberculous infiltration [with
ummary in French]. Frobl.tub. 35 no.5:106-109 '57. (MMA 10: 11)
:
. Iz tubefculeznogo sanotoriya Leningredskogo objzdravotdola
"Druzhnooallye* (glavW vrach M.K.Fishman)
(LUNG NIOPIASKS, differ. diag.
pulm. tubere.)
(TU.BJIRGUWSIS, PULKONARY, differ. diag.
lung tumor)

TATARSKIY, N.V.. kand.medennuk
ran9far of patients with pulmonnr7 tuberculosis to the diaRbilit.V list,
Sav.1med. 22 no.5:22-25 Ky 158 (KIRA 11:7)
1, Is tvberculeznogo otdolenlyn (zav. N.V. Tntnrokly) Klinichesikogo
otdola (%Av. - prof. M.I. lhvilitgkaya) Laningrndskogo nAuchno-isaledo-
vatellskogo institutA eksperti2y trudosposobnosti i trudouatroyetva
invalidov,
(TUBERCULOSIS, PULMONARY
dienbility evn1untion (Rua))
(DISABILITY EVALUATION, in vnrious
pulm, tubero. (Rue))

--TATARSKIT,,--MV-6--irand-oned--On-a-uk-
Vork ability and employment of tuberculosis patients treated with
thoracoplast7 [with summary in French] Probl.tub- 36 no-1:3-5 '58.
(MIRA 11:4)
1, Is laningradekogo nauchno-iseledovateliskago instituto ekspertizy
tmdosposobnooti i tradoustroyetva Involidov.
(COLUPSM THERAPY
thoracoplasty, off, on work ability & capacity (Rua))
(DISABILITY EVALUATICU. in various die.
pula. tuberc. after thorsooplasty (Rua))