SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GUTWIRTH, V. - GUTYRYA, V.S.

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J. Murgas; a biographic sketch. p. 206. EUXTROTECHNIK.
(Ministerstvo strojirenstvi) Praha. Vol. 11, no. 6,
June 1956.
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Gutwirth, V. Beginnings of Czech technical literature; a review of Presl's
Technologie (Technoloe ). p. hh.
Te--,,Ye-ws of new Ozech and Slovak technical books. P. 46.
Books published abroad. p. 46.
Vol. 5, no. 1, Jan. 1957
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GUTWTIRTH, V.
Code or teletype? p. 85.
(Sdelovaci Technika. Vol. 5, no. 3, Mar. 1957. Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC, Vol. 6. no. 10, October 1957. Uncl.

GUTVIRTH, V.
From the history of cables.
F. 243, (Sdelovaci Technika) Vol. ~., no. PE, Aug. 1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly Index of East European Acessions (E!:'.Al) Vol. 6, No. 11 November 1957

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GU'Ti-M
FTH, V.
250 years of the Czech Institute of Technology in PraFrue. P-315.
(Elektrotechnik, Vol. 12, No. 5, May 195,7, Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East ",'Uropean Accessions (EEAL) LC. Vol. 6, No. 9, Sept. 1019. Uncl.

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GUTYAN, A.M., inzh. (Kaluga)
Equipment used for loading rails. Put' i put. khoz. no.9!25
S 158. (MIRA 11:9)
(Railroads--Equipment and supplies) (Loading and unloading)

KOSHELnM, Ye.G.; ITEDUZHKO, IT.Ya., dorvzhn7,,;- utantpi7a
ZAchepilovka, St&j -nsloy z`ozo -i TEGCJROV, 14. 1., dorozhny-f
master (stantsiya Kakhovkn, Stalinskoy dorogi) ; GUWTAlk,
inzh.: KOREN', P.T., putevoy ob1chodchik (Vill n.YUB')-.' G*R'I'if~NKOV,
V.G., putevoy obkhodchik (Villnyus); UnSlUIEVA, M.N., dezhurnaya
po pereyezdu (Vill ny-us);'BATAKIN, .3.11.; - PASECM-11K, A. I.;
CHERDAITTSEV, A. Ye., dorozhny7 master (stantuiya Varkh-Neyvinsk,
Sverdlovsko3r dorogi); STqOCHKOV, A.A., inzh.
Letters to t4e editor. Put' i p-qt.khoz. 4 no.2:4o-42 F 16o.
(MIRA 13:5)
1. Mekhanik puteizmeritellnoy telezhki, otantsiya Kovell,
Llvovskoy dorogi (f,or Koshelyuk). 2. Zamestitell nachallnika
distantaii puti, stantsiya Galich, Severnoy dorogi (for
Balakin). 3". Inzhener distantaii, atantBiya Sambor, Llvovskoy
dorogi (for Pasechnik).
(Railroads)

GrIYAN~ A.M1, inzh. (Kalupa)
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Realization of a project, Put' I put.khoz. 7 no.7,.,27 163.
(MIRA 1.6slO)

GUTVTAT~, Ye. M. (Professor) Dr. Tech. Sci.
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Dissertation: I'Theor-y of a Lubrication Layer." Moscow Inst. of I.echanization and
Electril"ication of A,7riculture, izneni V. M. Molotov, 5 Mar 47.
SO: Vechernyaya Moskva, Mar, 1947 (Project #17836)

USSR/Keys jun 1947
"Calculation of a Prismatic Key," Ye. M. Gutlyar,
5 pp
"Veatnik Mashinostroyeniya" Vol XXVII, No 6
Mathematical discussion. Gives the subject
calculation, which has not been done before despite
the simplicity of the construction of the key.
Fully Illustrated with formulae, five diagram ,
and photograph.
14T81

1. ITIMIYAPI YF'. M. , 11 mf .
2. USSR 600
L. Separatoms (I-11achincs)
7. Unutpble equilibrim of a Bepurator shaft, Sell khomishina, No, 1, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Con,,,:-ess, April 1953, Uncl.

GUTIYAR, Ye.M.-
Calculations concerning a sliding bearing with a dynaimic load. Izv,AN
6:8)
SSSR Otd.tekh.nauk no.5:762-766 My '53.
(Hearings (Machinery))
(MLRA
(Dliachkov, A.K.)

GUT'YAR, Ye.M.
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Most advantageous pressure in pneumatic tires of agricultural
machines. Sel'khozmashina no.12:14-16 D 153. (nRA 6:12)
(Tires, Rubber) (Agricultural machinery)

GUTIYAR,,Te. X., profeneor; MLLIGIN, A.D., inzhener; SHRGEYEV, M.P.,
professor, reteenzent; BATURA. F.G., Inshener, rateenzent
MANAKIN, N.V., inzhener, redaktor: SOKOLOVA, T.F., tekhnichealdy
redaktor
(Machinery] Hashinovedenie. Moskva. Goo. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo
mashinostroit. lit-ry, 1954. 408 p. (MLRA 7:10)
(Machinery)

GUTIYAR, Ye M-.
Resistance to the turning of a wheel in a track. &---I'k4hozmaFhLina
no.2:23-25 F'55- (KLIU 8:3)
(Soil mechanics)

GUTIYj'JZ, Yo.M.
Design or wooden connecting rods of variable cross sections used in
nExicultural. nachinory. Sollkhomashima ne.3:1&-22 Mr '56.(MIRA 9:7)
(Agricultural machiner7)

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A'JTHORS8 Gutjar -M. e s e t t:lv, D., N t. 8 p i t, r. 5r P. i N , APro fes sore
i o-c-t tr__84 0 _~_ T e- o h r i :1 a i. S c, ~ P a ci _-, 4 .
TITLEs questions on Tea,-h.-_ng t'he Course in ",Mw~!O.ne Parts" (Voprosy
prepodavantya kursa "Df_'TfUlk~ MA-3h].W') ReSII.ItS of the Discus-
sions (Itogi diskussla)
?ERIODICALa Vestnik Vysshey Shkoly, 195'1~ 6, PP 56-57 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs
P'y r
TbP t4ja
EducatJon 5ubmittad to the Conference Of' RepresentarLves of

Otla # 5 OF 19571 this periodlcal) the re-
Moscow VLIZ
sults obta-,ned frow the dlsciio~-i'-n of (juentions pertaining to
the course in machine pfirfi Lit tht! highor technical institu-
tions. The discussiono at the conferenor- proved that to im-
prove the foundations of ~rafrlng, the adoption of
a number of measures ir, this directi,:er. wqA riecessary, The
discussions led to the following coaclu,~.iionst 1) The cour~se
is to be giver.. a more preclse p1ace and roimber of hours in
the ourriculum; 2) The lpcture J.!3 t(,, be rogarded as the basic,
form to onn.vey tho theoretical foundations of the course,,
The chair- are t,., improvo the methodic'al tea-hLrig, and ae..'.ect
Card 1/2 the most i.mportarit and ;.-allaable '5.) The tims

GTJTtYAR, Ye.M., doktor takhn.nauk, prof.
Checking initial stresses in V-belt transmissions. Izv. v7s. ucheb.
zav.; mashinostr. no.1:36-41 '58. WRA i1:6)
1.Moskovskly institut mekhanizateii i elektrifikataii sellskogo
khozyaystva.
(Belts and belting)

GTJTI,YAR,-Ye.M-,-prof., doktor tekhn. nauk
Driving properties of a belt transmisoion with a tightener.
Izv. vys. uchab. zav.: mashinostr. no.10:53-57 '58.
(MIRA 12:11)
I.Moskovskiy institut makhanizateii i elektrifikataii sellskogo
khozyuystva.
(Belts and belting)

GUTIYAR, Ye.V.., -Prof., doktor toklin.nauk
Determining the elastic modulus of driving belts. Izv.vys.
uchob.zav.; mashinostr. no.1:3-7 '59. (HMA 130)
0
1. Moskovskly institut mekhanizateii i elelctrifikataii aelO-
skogo khozyaystva.
(Belts and belting)

GUTIYAR, Ye.M., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk
Xemento of the hydrodynamic friction theory. TruAy MDOSIGI IP no.l:
191-203 159. (MIRA 13:10)
(Friction) (Lubrication and lubricants)

Cyr) C I /11A
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 3OV/5055
Vsesoyuznaya konferentsiya po trenlyu i Iznosu v mashinakh. 3d,
1958.
Gidrodinamicheskaya teoriya smazki. Opory skollzheniya. Smazka
i-smazochnyye materialy (Hydrodynamic Theory of Lubrication.
Slip Bearings. Lubrication and Lubricant Materials) Moscow,
Izd-vo AN SSSR. 422 p. Errata slip inserted. 3,800 copies
printed. (Series: Its: Trudy, v. 3)
Sponsoring Agency: Akademlya nauk SSSR. Institut mashinovedeniya.
Resp. Eds. for the Section "Hydrodynamic Theory of Lubrication
and Slip Bearings": Ye. M. Gutlyar, Professor, Doctor of Tech-
nical Sciences, and A. K. D'yachkov, Professor, Doctor of Tech-
nical Sciences; Reap. Ed. for the Section,OLubrication and
Lubricant MaterialA G. V. Vinogradov, Professor, Doctor of
Chemical Sciences; Ed. of Publishing House: M. Ya. Klebanov;
Tech. Ed. 0. M. Gus Ikova.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is intended for practicing
engineers and research scientists.
_G~~

Hydrod3rnamic Theory (Cont.) SOV/~055
COVERAGE: The collection, published by the Institut mashino-
vedeniya AN SSSR (Institute of Science of Machines, Academy
of Sciences USSR) contains papers presented at the III
Vaesoyuznaya konferentsiya po treniyu i iznosu v mashinakh
(Third All-Union Conference on Friction and Wear in Machinel
which was held A ril 9-15, 1958. Problems discussed were in
5 main areas. Hydrodynamic Theory of Lubrication and
Friction Bearings (Chairmen: Ye. M. Gutlyar, Doctor of Tech-
nical Sciences, and A. K. D'yachkov, Doctor of Technical
Sciences); 2) Lubrication and Lubricant Materials (Chairman:
G. V. Vinogradov, Doctor of Chemical Sciences); 3) Dry and
Boundary Friction (Chairmen; B. V. Deryagin, Corresponding
Member of the Academy of Sciences USSR)and I. V. Kragellskiy,
Doctor of Technical Sciences); 4) Wear and Wear Resistance
(chairman: M. M. Krushchov, Doctor of Technical Sciences; and
5) Friction and Antifriction Materials (Chairmen:
I. V. Kragel'skiy, Doctor of Technical Sciences, and
M. M. Krushchov, Doctor of Technical Sciences). Chairman of
the general assembly (on the first and last day of the con-
ference) was Academician A. A. Blagonravov. L. Yu. Pruzhanskiy,
-1- u-Kr1-1ur--Dear1ngs for turbo-
electric generators and other heavy machinery, experimental data
on the lubricating characteristics of many different lubricant
materials, the effects of additives, Operating and environmental
conditionsy corrosion, and accelerated wear testing. Many per-
sonalities are mentioned in the text. References accompany most
of the articles.

Hydrodynamic Theory (Cont.)
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
SOV/5055
[I.) HYDRODYNAMIC THEORY OF LUBRICATION. SLIDING BEARINGS
Gut'var._Yg,-X_ Modern Trends in the Development of the
Hydrodynamic Theory of Lubrication 3
Aleksandrov, L. I., N. P. Artemenko, L. M. Fel'dman,
and Yu. V. Yakovlev. Setup for Testing Supporting
Bearings of Powerful Turbines 9
Bulovskiy, N. N. Investigation of Friction Processes in
Heavily Loaded Sliding Bearings of Rolling Mills 17
Vypov, G. P. On the Unsteady Motion of a Viscous Incom-
pressible Fluid Between Closely Located Moving Surfaces 25
Golubev, A. I. On the Motion of a Viscous Incompressible
Fluid In Short Bearing Gaps in the Laminar and Turbulent
Flow Regimes 30
Ti,

GUTITAR Te,M doktor-tekhnonauke prof.
GraphoanalytICal asiculations for sliding bearings without using
external circulation-system. Trudy HINAMH 10:5-15 '594
(MIU 13:12)
(Bearings (mmahinery))
(lubrication and lubricants)

GUITAR, Ye.H., doktor tekhn,nauko prof.
Limit ellipticity of a pin and of the hole of the bearing and thq
gap between them. Trudy MD(&W- 10:16-24 159. (J(IU 13: 12 )
(BeariW (Mahinery))

GUTITAR, YS.K.t_4q~-tor teklm.aauk, prof.
Calculating unstrained bolts. TTudy KINSSER 10:25-28 159.
(MMA 13312)
(Bolts and nuts)

GUTITAR, Ye.M.. doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.
Investigating the performance of the V-belt type variable speed
gear. Trudy NIM330 1012g-" 159. (MIRA IJ312)
(Gearing) (Belts and belting)

!if itr Ill-, j
GUTIYAR. Ye.K., doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.
Work of friction in T-belt drives Trudy NIKISLH 10;47-56 '59-
(Belts and belting) (Iriction) (MMA 13:12)

,__GUTIYAR, Ye.M., doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.
Optimum belt speed and maximum belt power. TrucV MIMESKH 104-57-62
'59- (Belts and belting) (MIRA 13;12)

GUTIYAR, Ye.M., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk
InvestiD ting tractive properties of a belt by sliding curves.
Vest.mash. 40 no.7:31-33 Jl 160. (MIRA 13:7)
(Belts and belting)

SHATS, Yakov Yudelevich; WT2-UR,Ya-M., doktor tekhn. nauk, pro:V.,
retsenzent; IVANOVI P.I., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; DMIIWV,
L.N., red. izd-va; ELIKIND, V.D., tekhn. red.
(Fundamentals of the design of coaxial gears] Osnovy proektiro-
vaniia. optimalInykh soosnykh peredach. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-
tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit- , 1961. 202 p. (MIRA 15:1)
(Gear,~79

GUT'YAR, Ye,M. , doktor tekbn.nauk, T I'Of.
Volume thpor-j of cruzhing. Izv. TSKhA no.4:163-166'. '(1.
(YURA 14:9)
(Crushinp machinery)

THUDD, Georgiy Konslantinovich, Und. tekhvi. nauk; FOLOTSKIY, M.S,,
kand. tekhn. nauk., retsenzent_L G~UTA YO."- Goktor tekh-n.
Z_ 'y -'~~hrre~. 'IRTAROVA, A.F.,
nauk, Prof., red.; GH&U-OVA, I.. te
tekhn. red.
(Contact fatigue of gear-wheel matorials] Kontalctnain ustalost'
materialov dlia zubchatykh koles. Moskva, Mash z, lc,162. 402 1).
rmIRA 15:6)
(Metals-r-atigue) (Gea-ring)

GUT 9YAR, Ye.m. -
Pressure on the contact elliptic area.
322-331 162.
(Friction)
Tren.i izn.muh. no.15t
(1,MiA 15:4)

CHERNAVSKIY, S.A.; (ItUTIYAR, Yo.I.I., prof, (j-,)kt.ov tokhn. imuk,
-~f' I
retownze Inyh., rviuchn. red.;
GILIDENBSAG~ M.I., red.izd-va; UVA-,iOVA, A.F., tekhn. red.
[Slid-int, bearings] Podshipniki skollzheniia. Illoskva,
Masligiz, 1963. 242 p. (MIRA 17:3)

GUTIYAR, YeA, doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.
About an.extremum property of screw-type spur gearing. Izv.
TSKHA no.4:230-232 163. (MIRA 1?:l)

doktor tu,-Min. nauk,
Resistance of cars moved by trLictdori or a drivIng mechanism
to the rollin on the track. lzir. TSfdfA ilo.1:110-116 163.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Railroad motorcaxo)
;Iwi

AUKSIANDROV, M.F.3 doktor teklm. naW~, prof.,
ret5enzent
[Braking devicep for machinery] Tormoznye ustroistva v
mashinostroenii. Moskva$ Mashinostroenie, 1965. 675 P.
(MIRA 18:7)

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ACC NRt AF6ojB529 SOURCE CODE: LqVO3Bl/66/0O8/O06/17o2/17O7
AUTHOR: -GxWenokp Ye. P.; Kudz#p A. Yu.
ORG: Dnepropetrovsk State Univers!k (DnepropvtrovsN~,psudaptvermy universitat)
TITLE: Dependence of polarization of single crystal JLW~io ajO5 on the humidity of
the surromwUng atoosphere
SOMCZ-. Fjxiks tverdogo tela, v* 8, nob 6P 3966p 1702-1T07
TOPIC TWB-. 'dielectric polarizationp ferroolectric property., barium titanate, tan-
talum containIng alloy, electric hysteresis, atmospheric humidity, surface property
ABSTRACT: This in a continuation of earlier work (M V. T, 2&5,, 1965 and prpce ng
papers) on the ferroelectric properties of single crystals of barium titanateAp vhicb
tantalum oxidG is added. The tests were made on B&TiO3 with 0 3 %
m0 ;V~L205) grown
deposited by
from the solution in a potassium fluoride melt. Silver electr;~esl
cathode sputtering. The dielectric constant and the dielectric 10E angle were mea-
sured at 1 Me by variation of the reactance, and at audio f~requencies by a bridge
method, The dielectric bysteresis loops were investigated at 50 cps by the Sawyer-
Tower procedure. The electric conductivity was measured with an ohm meter. The re-
lative humidity of the surrounding atmosphere was produced with the aid of satvirated
salt solutions. The results showed a strong i=rease in the dielectric constant and
in the dielectric losses with increaning humidity, when measured in a weak field,, and
an increase in the crystal polarization in strong fields. The dielectric constant

GUTIYEFLRES, F. (Moskva)
- -
Stability of undergroun4 multihinged open syntoms. StrOl. MOM. i
rasch. Boor. 2 no.5:21-27 6o. (MIRA 13:9)
(Underground construction) (Structures, Theory of)

GUTlYIRRYS, P.A., kand.tekhri.natik
Calculation of round platen under axially symmetrical loads. Nauch.
zap. M IIIVIH 20:15-30 158. (MV 13--6)
(~Iwtic platemand shells)

GUTYRA, I. student
health nyatem in CzechoslovAln. Vrach.delo no.3:313-314
0-000$00'm Mr'58 (MIRA 11:5)
1, Knfedra istorii medltsiriy (Zav. - dota. P.T. Petrov) Misrikovskogo
meditainakago inatituta.
(CZMCHOSLOVAKIA--PUBLIC IMALTH)

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PHASE I BOOK EXPIDITATION SOV/6246
Soveshchaniye po toeolitam. lat, Leningrad, ig6i.
Sinteticheakiye tseollty; poluchenlye, lealedovaniye I prImenenlye
(Synthetic Zeolltes: Production, Investigationoand Use). Mos-
cow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1962. 286 V. (Serieez Itat Doklao)
Errata slip inserted. 2500 Copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akademlya nauk SSSR. Otdeleniya khimichookm
nauk. Komlsiya. po tooolltam.
Reap. Eds.: X. M.'Dubinin, Academician '\and V. V. Serpinekly, Doctor
of Chemical-Boienose; Ed.: Ye. 0. Zhvkovskaya; Tech. Ed.t 3. P.
Golub'.
Slneorm engaged
PURPOSSi This book is Intended for molenti4to and on
In the production of synthetic moolites I ular #love*), and
for chemists In general.
0`7N_
Card

Synthetic Zeolites: (cont.) SOV/6246
COVERAGE: The book in a colleation of reports presented at the First
Conference on Zeolites, held in.Leningrad 16 through 19 Marah 1961
at the Leningrad Technological Institute ImenI Lensovet, and is
purportedly the first monograph on this subject. The reports are
grouped into 3 subject areas; 1) theoretical problem of adsorp-
tion on various types of zeo3ltos and methods for their Investi-
gation, 2) the production of zoolites, and 3) application of
zeolites. No personalities are mentioned. Referenoes follow in-
dividual articles.
TABLE OF CONTEMS z
Foreword 3
DubInin, X. M. Introduation. 5
Card 2/11 ~3

Synthetic Zeolitest (Cont.)
P&vlova, S. N., Z. V. Driatskaya, and M. A. Kchohiyan.
Application of Synthetic Zeolites in Determining the
Content of Nor-l Alkanes in Gasoline Fractions
Galloh, P 'N., _Ij T. Golubahenkg V. S.
!ol
Outyryi and ~"n;.stgW,_ttFonV&c')f the
Possible Application,of Synthetic Zeolites as Carriers
and Catalysts for the Dehydrogenatlon and Cracklng of
n-Paraffins
Palek, M., P. Iru, 0. arubner, and 0. Beyer.
Synthetic Zoolites as Molecular Sloven With Color
Indication of Water-Vapor Pressure
Jklyusov, V. A., N. N. Umnik, N. N. Kulov, X. M. Zhavoronkov,
0. 1. Faydell, and D. 0. Zisman. Purifying Formaldehyde
From Moisture and Formic Acid With the Aid of 3ynthetio
Z6011tes
card UM
253
260
263
267

GALIGHY P.N.; C-OLUWHENKO, I.T.; -QUTMLYA,.-A.A,-; GUTYRU, V-~;-; DOLINSBY'A'
E.S.; 140ZDOR, Ye.V.; ITEEDLUX) I.Ye.
Hature of cokelike deposits formed on CaC-type moleculox sieves in
the cracking of n. alkanes. fieftekhimiia 2 no.2:193-195 Rr-Ap 162.
(MIRA 15:6)
2, Institut kbimii polimerov i monomerov All USSR i Institut
fizicheukoy khimii imeni Pisarzhevskogo All USSR,, Klyev.
(Paraffins) (Cracking process)

GALICH P.N.; GUTYRYA, A.A.; GUTYRYA, A.A.; A)
GUTYKY V.S.; NEYXkM, I.Ye.
Certain features of the catalysia of alkanes over zeolites
(molecular sieves). Dokl.AN SSSR 144 no.l.-147-150 Vq 162.
(MIRA 15:5)
1. Institut khimii polimerov i monomerov AN USSR i Institut
fizicheskoy kbimli AN USSR. 2. Chlen-korrespoadent AN &Sa (fot
Gutyrya).
(Paraffins) (Catalysis) (Zeolites)

GUT5YA,. L..8.-, and MAEW-MaOV, B. M., (Prof.) -- Balm
"The Remote Results of Surgical and Conservative
Treatment of Patients Suffering from Obliterating
Endarteritis."
Report submittel for the 27th Congress of Surgeons of the USSR,
Moscow, 23-28 May 1960.

77, V L.;
Illypotension due to acizte adreroccrLlcal fn
orthoped.-c practice. Eksper. kh-ir. i anest. rlo-3:7f-'19
rly-je
1. 111krainsidy or~oFi!di.L L
travma'Llologii Wir. - dotsent I.P. Alekseyenko, naiichn~,y ruko-
voditell - chlen-Imrrespondent AMN SSSR pror. F.a,. BoT-danov),
Kiyov.

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show that mt. consts. of C and H should be awigned vex.
values in caks. p4tachims 4 rual. Wrartkin. Cousts.
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sirmple multiples. MI-4. fCfFWtWnS calcd. hy convvn.
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it) storalre. The We. obtalott! Is 14% The yield Varied from 1wrau-4, of
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the prcpn. of allcit. were unzatiostsoclory in contrast to the
0*
lab.cipts. The stesom treatment of the vent C consisli-d
00 is in first preheating the chlove, placed in a botart. and
then admitting superheated strorn at short intervak. =06
The results wtrt sati4factory. V. Ibid. 1944, No. 2, no*
00 90 3. -The inioter uwil for contacting II$SO. with ethirl -tie moo
plovides for efficient convorliskin through Irvoij contact
00 .0 411,
L
of'tbe stotniziil acid with the gall. The mixer w;is
V rquipp"I with pathilt-9 and rotated at tOW-101k) r. It. oil.
go The leid consumption (at a prorris temp. of alitut Al')
was 3.2 Its. per kg. of 100% CjIfb0I( (1111ditt"L The Moo*
00 application of pressure (up to 15 atut.) lowered the acid
consumption to 2.4 kg. The pectin. of isolimpyl atc.
from cracked cam was tried at 25'. 90% IIFA)4 being goo
used. whmby other co"iturnts of the gas wcre tuit '00
lltwk(41. The wid consumption amountord to 4 4.2
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(hQ,,Ic anti triple 1,01h &oil that 4)1 --At. of tht C 0 0
in the some wries cannot be expre"kIl bY a
tetrahedron
*Tl
l
i
l

6 w
Cs.
t
p
Itt,ight line without considering the bond mu
conSt. of
furmula K (49/0). Where K Is (be at

:0a ..at
b and a wr mists, anti 4110 Is tile TtlAll-)" ti

triple, agrees IwItrr with the tilill.
vol." and the bwd mil

: I lilleal Iclatill" (cf.
evidencr than tile Pre~"UJY P!Olluj"
f the
d
I

e
0 e o
ei g ma
C. A. So, b6751). investigation 15 JCln a
of the existence of a Imisaililt relation
resulting cvkkncv
0 lwtwcm the distortions Of exaltation Of 161. R. cf a sub-
0a %tance with a sp. structure iuwl thw I)l "At. VIA.** Of C 1; gi q

0 t.traliechons. proceeding ludrptirdently of tile Chatilies 411
l
anc
the illisition of valencts, in multiple bonds. C. B
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go 4 0,
0 0 0 o 0 0;0 00 o 0 0 000 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 6 0 000
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7'41 gi 0 a 4 W W 6 W

4 1 1 1 1 .4 ?4 W it it it I, is I.
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A jo~ fmi'm
POW, I I I I I A.1b Paso IN 1.4
Hydratlosi of Wake. 1. Action of aqueous sulfuric i_404111

we seld molludomis on propylsime to the presance (if highly
active Calstlysift. %, S, C;ut)IYA nil(] V. L. Buillilskayu.
Agellsulifshillukof Xiftj4jac Khos. 1937, No. 1, '0) s.
-A pro
yleft otas mcd in the vislits. itlic pirl-ii
is. desciribetill. Tit tresitintrut was carried out at 3 t ;17"
rr 00
with 04. 41). 70 awl WJ% l1e;(J. ill the pit.wilm "1 -90
CWSOo H41104 and AjSO, catal),ts. The higbeqx C'll.
00 convirtairm (76.3%) smas reached with AgOls anti -00
00 MTO INSO., While a 111.611,0 C.11. Vkal Il't'l, 1114, .00
rStl the CfAIVVr11J')U 91 the lW9111111119 lif the off
ti
Tuartion, latter fewhing a certain stage of erjuil.
f
Wl
b
b
h
i i
zoo
.
a
irr a s
ort time, th
owerytir, sip) reschsA
s tq
eing,
without the catalysts. ADSO. although being the tikst
i
s active only as long as the proVylene is n~t ~,mt-
Cata"
pkiely "utd." with H.50t. CuSf)i showed vriv little
"be

00 stiMly, while lfjK)I prornoted the catalytic serimi of tht
wallit oft hi- react inn vessel. 11stastmT, thir react ista wai not
se
00 Is",nionest to mmy appirstrimbla, talent milthoush the pfc,thict
hly Colitatilirstatcd asith F'.
l
ame hi
A del
llc4l ch a

00 .
ar.
a
W
g
4CO141
airti-ristk- of thist tractirsti im Iliven. The ilirrct h0tation
F.Mction of pr'sisylvne When treated %illt 11,S).
dmi not take place not onl
at ordinar
but even at witi
s
-
y
l
y
711*
If
i
l
ffi
f
4 75
i
d i
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4ti
m
c aci
ere
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orme
mtpropy
ivit,
, w
1111(iff the illyritigated ii ~ufflcienrly mhhl~
see
a
ent is n-I initdu
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if
drolyzin
ti
r
ti
h
I
J u
te
este
m
a
c
y
g
g
d
: %phrre, an
if the hydrolysis reaction is not 4CVTkf%IUd 11)
will"Jiswista the JIJC. formed firmn file maclioll'qiIII-Ir.
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6 S a . I L I &I TALLUAGICAL LITISATIP111 CLASIOICATION

S4304.1 .4p 'P., a.,

LL t U IS AV so it
I Se It
*
0
T alit

T I~ 0 -OW 0 a a I III
W 0 1 1.
Igo
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1
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00 A
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IS a a in IV it if Ar If if a If M JS Ap 40 40 a 41 14 a R
0 a , f. I At
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It
IF
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U1 .0 '#~Vlatftl N(,(.
TU lie"Un at lethylese with sWusic add. M. A. c'
INfin Anil V. S. (autyrys,
O'KAllair Ifill Net' 7 64 71; Wh4ft. /4." 1, N- .00
11 1), 111' IR(Iff ill ilia ITSIAW file ~Ullik-I altiffill0l' -00
Ault she Ito, of vialliakole oil this In'lls, all still J'ami'Dit lb,
"Pts, was 001wil" is #A Op. Us WtLbh 16 Wuw flow W .00
C,1(4 pawiled all"ir tizvolving pimahtlam -tied with file "d. -40
The shape a# thm paMics and their surfam kinfluttmard -so
*it up for the fraction.
the amt. of wid lived of Cella Is,
uvng a 20-25% contest. of C.11, with a Ifit-1.1 affil. pres. -00
sure the ififentir results wetv obtained in 7 hers. m wro:
obtained by other Ittv"flifators in an autoclave Provided 800
with a miter with 98% of CjH4 at 15 atm. perrmurer in '.'I
=00
air entire hers. Hills. with a tW~% conceit. of Call. with
PAX or 99.7% WSO. zhowarl limit tht their. of the, traction r.0 6
.".I the euill. of twill moral life davrer.-I dlo-t 1111"riv =00
ith the fmanval-'if till, Call. -1-1. ahela,. ill.- Wh1of the
Z. illectraluard 11114'allily. Fhr )WIt 1-Uh, lealle 111-tAlli-li coo
with IOU% Call, whow Cunicul. Wait, kcpt cou,,t. throughout
the exPI, ELMS. On the ab-tition all a 2,10% courn. of
Call, by varyinj cowns, of HiSIC)i St I atm. arut at 10-12 Coo
itins. pa4ellim permit deducing the following tclAthinship 00
81.4) (y - 1.19) - C, whrre x L% the ooteen. of the
add in %. y the anit. of acid it"I in kit.Aft. of life.. C a
Const. equal to 27.1145 at 1 Allies. and 19.1~) 11 11) 12 mill, 00
'ro itu-Lrt! a 111110111471, Coca. of SC141 Coll,%ulliption title 10 ;1
ks./lieft. of ale, instead of the Ibrinelical LI lig., Ow 4--id :40 0
hould not be less than volictf. sit I atoll., a4mal Isof 1-
it eassfil'i"Itly hiall pieseautv it 91.41~' Octal kfilult I avall't ba- L-00
used. This would Permit the usiliLtion 4 the hYdrAY-i,a rise
09TALLUROICAL 1.111ROM
products 4 kroo, for the ablauri,tion of Call, in 4 COH-
thruous Velveduction C Cle. W. R. liviin 12foo
dd 0., 114 to 0
a--# j--v'-'TA
Is o' If 00 Ad a it It ill It U t. it 01 L* M I illes
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- . .. . .- -- I - , , :- -I 114115 -ri!!timil
q~~ "MU [MidiliwIrtiv Ptilillifol~ilillill.~~"t~ll",I t", ill- - -1 -11 - - ... -.. 1. 11 -
0 go *0004 .
0-0
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00
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0 0 4 0 6 0 0 0 a :
0 0 0 0 0 0
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A P -L--1
' A. .4 P W It
00 A
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00
J -00
II eamettrical
perties of carbon w1ralbadrom
CaUin
p -00
J
00 s and exalm an of mall mar rwraction of am~ d1olefts.
j
r
% 2 00
V. i. V-14t J. Gete. Chtm. I U. S. S. RA T. 2 12 - I s
M
-00
A. 31. 210I.-The applk-atk-m of the
I HIC17); I
00 previntUimethttah to t1w dew. at the rstallation (it M. R. * 9
S4,~tlicllefiw 6 discumad. 'M resdut are mopared
^ith the data of otber investipaws. The Work on
00 X addid. exptl. evidem-e anti Its interpretation 6 lwins 09
06 a continued. Seventeen refertners. Chu. Want: v
00.3
00 j. zoo
00 .1,
ZOO
90 ago
so

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t ell
A Joe
U AT
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0 A I C-11 r L--A- a -A It 1--l- 1 0 Y J AAAAAX W UA 7~-
-at.
oe Hydggtim cil Propylvias With AS Mquecus sulfuric Acid -00
*Wvtiw V. fi. GuiWra'and V. L. lluinit%kavw. I
IpplW (.%m. (U. .4. 1). R.) 10, 10121 01(in NX7:
00 ir (liclsj;d.(tAkwingabstr.-Incarryiricoit the rearimi i-00
0* bttwccn MCUIX11, (or its Inixt. with %trion) 411.1

0 (of higher) U.SOo. white intevWvt stirring is appli"l, addw
I he Yield -J isiv
r
F
ll
i
A
d A
NO
0 b
s m
nevisima
e ma
. or
y.
M
under tbrw conditions Is the mune As with tit W '4 -j i
T -00

-00
hv k-414-
107& 113504 and a AgNOi or Fe mit catalyit.
00 lytic actkm of As awl Fe Win is equaliArd Mien aplAving .00
00 intensitm; sigitatim. The advantage of livatutent of
O 0
%IcCH:Cffo witb an wW In the preunct of 6(raill Conikis S
00 a l~ in Ax uninteirrupted course while treatiortit visiliont itunt
00 permits the uke of onice ccincd. Acid. I lie Lit tur I ri At -
l
h
l
i
400
wa
v
c
ment perinits inttnsive stirring on act induicria
00 a yield of ak. WAS and a percentage of MCC11 Cut
coo
00
0
0 livitration &-to times higher than in a continuoui prmt-. -0
A. it. I'MirIwsiv L
0
00
o
0 000

4,
0
coo
1 600
41
goo
A
goo
'i

S a - I L ASI?AttURGKAL UYINATUR11 CLAISWKATICIO
ti f
i L
too
woo
10. 11 cm -3- 1%,
u
C' t, 1, 0 At K a W a K a a it or 4 (W 0 It W I W 0 '1 ii
1,10 1 a I
3
0
0 0 A
0 0
4 0 0 0 4 SI

- - . . , , , I ~. , -1 -1 ~, o; I" f
0 0 0 0 0 0 a 4
0 0 e a 4 0 0 0
6 -C M I K L -1-11 It T 1 0 09 IX 4-A t A I
so
jig -00
Ith ;~61c acid '-Go
,00 Mechanism of the offactioll of U19fins w
"'IV O"St. (U. S. S. R.) 0.
00 h,~ J.,tillin-cil till,fitts with lliO. was studied
00 it ,,;Olf HoOll awl i*.-AmOlf with x i
differvilt lwlllxt- -11 little alid
00 balowl(lig the lifl.-li. .,( thll I,%.- Uat. ill
00 Milli 44 tile tv-0111141 Artills, lit, lIcill
(licit 41, 41141 1 lolls. ['fir W-111,11111 1-111(il 11low thlit,
90 ittittasi, ill NAlIttlkill. ft Ill. (C. .1. 31. 141112.1.
90 Ill' Milli IhilV111011,111.41i 44 014'JiII4 IIV II,.'Al,
rAvIl 1111irt, miltle *I I'm tirmll,
Ol') atill lifults dulatitat 4-1 %villAct Wll .-l- I file ., ledvil.m.
air illbillilell. while at it to-Ill. %.IlilA,t tile 1,11411411"ll d
lx4yincito takes plav withimi. it,.- ..1 -ill. ,=00
:0 j tilitilicla. At itmun temp. t tic highly I.Aynilft -
ire 0
00 isatiml ptlWC14% It by delly'll"locilatioll (f,,r-
Illatkin ud hilghly 1111561d. clitillhIA'), tile it teactit"14 takilljo
00 placr fit lift lift"" is .1111 ilIj,!hr Ill'ictm of by'll..drilati"ll j,`4*0
At hijoher lettips. (;k)* still illher) thir high title -4 d0tv
&0 ir i,.!
alrogittatititt rithet ivtKttl% vit lilitipletcly Whiltila ittv
hr Irlitomialb"I 4 'Orrillm 0. Otiliallill, Milli ClAvell.
Joe
llee
A I I L A
too
It 0
111 It AV -0 Alf. . . it it is ut ill to: 0( 9 P! F, It It OF MW A I 1& #44
10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1111, 0 0 * - 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 :
00 00 ***o 0 000000 so Goieo*oi 0 W49P.

GUTYRTA, V.S.
GUITRIA, V.S. Nefti Azerbaidzhana. Ba~oj, Amefteizdat, 1945. 129 -.
(Azerbaidzhanskil nauchnD-issledovatellskii institut naftapererabotyvaiushchei
promyshlannosti.). DLC: 1ID9575.M3B35
SOi LG, Soviet Geography, Part II, 1951/Unclassified.

&

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A

367o. KMAKISM OF CATALYTIC RWMMG OF THM=j CRACKM OR
:01 WORKED DISTILIATES WITH ACTITATID CLAY. GuVTy&p V, So# Gonoh4rovap
~
M. A. and F lfeityanoi'
biov. 1947
Atanova, M. 1P. ("erbsidshanskii
so
0 "1. 26,, (1/2)0, 24-27S abstr. In China. Abotr., 1946, vol. 42: VA5i.

Several thermally crooked or reformed distillate# were m*joot*d
to catalytic refining four different ways to determine this reaction
0 Mchanin Involved In the catalytic trestaont with clay at tomporaturso
:0

round 4000. They weret (1) treated with nonactivated clay at 200-
100
00 40091 (2) hydrogenated ovez an aronatising catalyst of the A121h-Cro
0
i
W
90 MA 30 atocerhares; (3) treated In the vapour phiob
type at 350
t
as;
a
typical Ismorizing catalysto i.e. activated A1203, at 250-4.Wj ~j
1

(4) treated in the vapour phase with activated ally at 4000, The 00
-;
unsaturated hydrocarbons prevent in the distillates consist predominantly
1,; of hydroaromatles and anpMones havIng 1-2 double bonds in the
i
~-i

e
leux or aide chain. The Cramp composition and octow numbers of
the
products Indicate that tr*atmnt over ols7-typs catalysts involves
..,I hydrogen-disproportlonstion in which vart. of the cyclic olefInt is
UMATWOR CLASUPKATKI6
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.
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00
of
*0 dehydrolomtod to arommitles and the other part Is hydrogenated to *0
00 maphthenes. The two reactions rm owom ntly and thus compensate of
each other with re"t to hydrogen oonsimption. Straight chain 90
oleflus are hydrogenated to the corresponding paraffins. 04,
00
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11 t fa It- I -L-L-L-A -r- a
lw~ f4pi
P "vital 010 P193P#11,11 "W
Machismo d do Imuddeg Al" d simmewumon.
VA Ve U. A. Ganchown, &W M. P. Kabom.
A QZveloaasm ROJ
Flarift. acti"WANNO. = asa *Zivatfd ben-
toque. OW "Uth"k ahmimeminte ww "td as ara-
nutising catalysts at 4004HD* for lbermal cracking dis-
tMates, Rogwdlew at do - of dw aluniscosilk-ste
anti the 196C i= somp., stoma 0% of tbr 011"s wrtir
Mawr
temp. inciftod, On V of npkbmn datswaxed and
the Y of L ?be der" of artt-
fftat= dw dm%7drQ~iOm Capacity of
the te =;zbY the y and sou"we of
the olefins In tbe distillate wativer than by the cyclization
capacky Ot the catalysts. ltowh
AI ILA AdVALLUUKAL LjttN4TWff CLASISKAM
low SIV14is"
1414#U -At dv aft
0
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ISO
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0 At 0 0 0 0 0 is 0 00 MiSt a
oil *14 oil 4 TO Ii It 11 1 T, 1i 4 , A 1, 1: 1; I~ 11 1 !! - . 11 . .; 1;
A SO r_.9 _r. r Q R-1 1 -9 1 ~_W A-J M M rC W-W,a- k i A
00 400
00 -00
so -00
-00
00 CT ARCMA.IZIN,, AC'71(1:.' i-- AILU!
00 V.Z., Gonahexrovn, M.A. nnd Knbanovit, (1:0M M. I): i 1 -0 0
0 4D S*43011.,) 19,40. vol. 26. (1), ell,dr. lit :hwm. Alvtr.. .00
go JI Vol. 43. 309b). Floriuius nttt~irt-l ~00
66 a 1'~ itmi activatnd bmitonit". and eyviLhoQ moro -00
00 a!
tested n3 aromntizin- catnlystr, m, 400-1-.C-' !01'
00 crackizir- distillates. Rel-ardlns,3 Of 0;- nniur,i u." zoo
0 0 silicate and 'he reaction teliverature, aro~=: 60 af _he
00,
06 olefins were conrerted into aonaLicr, Eind nzk-'~thffnns. .'-.3 t;,.e 5410
So St
reaction tomparaturn incremood, the quantity of rmpht!innos
dooroanod and tho kluantity of arorm, ic!s Die) -:00
derrm" or avom,.Li.~atiou vous datfirmhio,i t1in inhyuro -wial i, n
capaci ty or the tested`, -atalysts rind 1~y he avviti tv t ild zoo
J i! str-mlairn of' 0-4 ol"firim in Lim disL1111O.- ritthor thmi 1~:, the 110411
I oyolittalou oupattilty or uiv, ontaly-ita. 96
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AKHMEDOV, Mamed Nadzhaf ogly; KARDASH, Ita Matveyeviia;&Pz~RYA,
. - I.jj"Ut.
V.S. prof., red.; KRANSKOY, V.P., kand. tekhn. nauk,
0"mOOTET'.-, GONCHAROV, I.A., tekhn. red. -
(Methods for carrying out the prod=tIon process on
petroleum refining units] Metody vedeniia tekhnologiche-
skogo rezhima na neftepererabatyvaiushchikh ustanovkakh;
iz opyta raboty zavoda im.A.A.Andreeva. Baku, Aznefteizdat,
1954. 67 p. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Gutyrya).
(Petroleum-Refining)

KULIYSV, Ali Huss, professor. daktor khimichoskikh nauk ; YRTA V. S. .
professor. redalctor; GONCHARCY, I.A., tekhniche-c~.7,4-gsw4w-*7mwuigi.o--
(Ways of improving the qualities of petroleum
uluchahaniia kachestv neftianvkh emazoehnvkh
izdat. 1954. 92 P. [Microfilm]
(Lubrication and lubricants)
lubricants] Pati
masel. Baku, Aznefte-
(MLRA 9:12)
I%,

GUTYRYA, V.S.; PISHNAMAYMAIM, B.F.; KO-qFMI VA, L.M.; ALIYXV,A.P.
Activated silica from serpentinite as an adsorbent for extracting
aromatic hydrocarbons from petroleum fractions. Dokl. Azerb.SSR
10 no.1:3-10 154. (KL'RA 7:7)
1. Institut nefti Akademli nauk Azerbaydzhanskoy SM.
(Silica) (Petroleum--Refining)

ISMYLOV, R.O.; SPEKTOR, Sh.Sh.; GUTYRYA, V.S.
Ivaluating the degree of utilization of rav materials by operating
crews of oil refineries. kzerb.neft.khoz-35 no.7:27-29 J1 '56.
(Petrolaua-Refining)

ZULIYUGAROV, Z.G.; GTJTYRYA. V.S., red.; MMIANN, G., red.izd-va; POGOSOV,Y.,
tekhn.red.,--..----- -
(Effect of synthesis of catalysts in cracking and their D17sico-
chemical propertleel VlUanie uslovil sinteza krekirulus~chikh
katalizatorov na ikh fiziko-khimicheakie svoistva. Baku, lzd-vo
Akad. nauk Azerbaidzhanskoi 50. 1957. 221 p. (KKRA 11:2)
(catalysts) (Cracking process)

ZULIFUGAROV. Z.G.; GUTYRYA, V.S.. profesaor. radaktor; PZVZNXR, K.I.,
tekhnlothov~xy MINIM -
[Studies on the physical and chemical characteristics and refining
properties of Azerbaijan clays and gumbrin] Iseledovanie firiko-
khimicheakikh avoistv i otbelivaiushchei sposobnosti glin mesto-
rozhdanii Azerbsifthanakoi SSR I gumbrina. Baku, Izd-vo Akad.
nauk Aserbaidshanskoi SSR, 1957. 247 p. (MLRA 10:8)
1. Chlen-korrespondsnt Akademli nauk SSSR (for Gutyrya)
(Azerbaijan--Clay)

ALIYEV, V.S.; GUTYRYA, V S.
The contribution of scientists of the Azerbaijan petroleum
industry- to the development of Russian petroleum refining methods.
Azerb.neft.khoz. 36 no.11:47-49 K '57- (11,IRA 11-2)
(Petroleum--Refining)

KUh1YEV, Ali Rasa ogly, prof.; KULIYhV, Raoul Shirin ogly; AWYEV, Mamed
Ibragim ogly; GUTYRTA, V.S..,proftT-doktor khim.nauk, red.;
SHTICY14GEL I , A. 'Ye-&A . id-~a
[Production technology and investigation of lubricating oils from
Baku petroleum] Takhnologiis polucheniia I isaledovanis masel Is
Bakinskikh neftei. Baku, Azerbaidzhanskoe gos.izd-vo neft. I
nauchno-tekhn.lit-ry, 1958. 6114 p, (MIRA 12:9)
(Baku--Petroleum) (Lubrication and lubricants)

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30V/8l-59-io-3640:,:
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal- R'himiya, 1959, Nr 10, p, 439 (USSR)
AUTHORS!.- Nasirov, A.B., Gutyrya, V.S., Zullfugarly, D.T.
TITLE- Effect of Some Conditions of Catalytic Cracking in a Eubbling LayV of
Synthetic Alumosilicate on the Formation of Aromatic Hydrocarbons.in the
Composition of Gasoline 11
PERIODICAL- Sb. tr. Azerb. n.-i. in-t neftepererabat Drom-stj_, l9r,8, N. 2, pp 44-55
(Azerbaydzhanian summary)
ABSTRACT- The catalytic two-stage cracking of the kerosene-gas-oll fractioas of Baku
petroleum has been investigated; the first stage is realized in an in-
stallation with circulating bubbling alumosilicate catalys-t, the second
stage in a reactor with a stationary bubbling layer of the same oatalyst.
Gasoline of two-stage cracking obtained from two types of petroleim of
different composition.is characterized by approximatel:f the same hydro-
carbon composition depending on the temperature In the first staged with
an increase in the temperature of the first stage from 4P-0 to 48oOc, in
gasoline of the second stage the content of aromatic h~ydxocarbonz In-
Card 1/2 creases from 29.4 - 26.1 to 35.0 - 42.5% a' the exper-7se o! ,he reduction

NASIROV, A.B.; GUTYWA, V.S.; ZULIMIARLT, D.I.
Chemical composition of gasoline from two-stage catalytic
crackine. Sbor.trud.AzNII NP no.2;56-69 Ag 158.
NIPA 12:6)
(cracking process) (Gasoline-Analysis)

sov/81-59-8-28958
Translation from: Referativnyy zhumal..Kh'Amiya, 1959, Nr 8, P 503 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Nasirov, A..B., Gutyrya, V.S., Zullflagarly, D.I.
TITLE: -Hexame'r.111Ylenes of Gasoline of Two-Stage Catalytic Cracking
PERIODICAL: Sb. tr-Azerb. n.-i. in-t neftepererabat. prom-sti, 1958, Nr 2, pp 70 - 76
(Azerb. summary)
ABSTRACT: The characteristic is cited of naphthene-paraffin residues remaining
after chromatographic extraction of aromatic hydrocarbons from gasolines
which tire products of the two-stage catalytic cracking of the gas-oil
fractions of Balakhany heavy and Surakhany choice petroleum. Inde-
pendently of the nature of the initial raw material, a temperature in-
crease in the first stage leads to a decrease in the content of methyl-
cyclohexane and 1,3- and 1,4-dimethylcyolohexanes and consequently of the
total content of hexamethylenes in the product.
N. Kelltsev
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GUTYMIJ.
Preparing residual stock for catalytic cracking. Sbor.trUd.Az,
NII VP no..4.,42-53 159. (KIRA 15~5)
(Cracking process)

GUSLYNOVA., L.Sh.; GUTYRYA, V.S.
Effect of aromatic hyL'xooarbonB in Baku petroleum on catalytic
cracking indices of distillates from this petroleum. Sbor.trud.
Az NII NP no.4-54-68 159. OMA 15 45)
(Cracking process)

PHASE I BOOK MCPL40ITATION 3ov/6246
Soveshchaniye po teeolitam. let, Leningrad, 1961.
Sinteticheakiye toeolity; poluchenlye, Inaledovanlye I primenonlye
(Synthetic Zeolites: Production I Investigation,and Use). Mos-
cow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1962. 286 P. (Series: Itst Doklady)
Errata slip inserted. 2500 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akademlya nauk SSSR. Otdelonlyo khIndaheskikh
nauk. Kondsiya po tooolitam.
Reap. Eds.i M. N.-Dubinin, Academician and V. V. 3erpinekly, Doctor
of Chemical-Solenoes; Bd.: To. 0. Zhukovskaya; Tech. Bd.t S. P.
Golub'.
PURPOSE: This book is Intended for scientists and engineers engaged
in the production of synthetic soolites (molecular sieves), and
for ahommists in general.
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/I.-,P
Synthetic Zeolites: (cont.) SOV/6246
COVERAM The book is a collection of reports presented at the First
Conference on Zeolltea, held In.Lenlngrad 16 through 19 Parch 1961
at the Leningrad Technological Institute imeni Unsovet, and Is
purportedly the first monograph on this subject. The reports are
grouped into 3 subject areast 1) theoretical problem of adsorp-
tion on various types of zoolltes and methods for their Investi-
gation, 2) the production of seolites, and 3) application of
zoolites. No personalities are mentioned. Referenoes follow in-
dividual articles.
TABLE OF CONTEMS:
Foreword 3
Dubinin, X. X. Introduction. 5
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Synthetic Zeolitest (Cont.) SOV/16246
Pavlova, S. N., Z. V. Driatakaya, and M. A. V%hchlyan.
Application of Synthetic Zeolites in Determining the
Content of Normal Alkanes In Gasoline Fractions
Galich, F Cl.!T~ ~Go~:Iubohen~k A. A. Outyrya, U.A.
Outyr%"in"d Investigatiob of the
Irobsible Applicatiowof Synthetic Zeolitea U Carriers
and Catalysts for the DehydrogenatIon and C king of
n-Paraffins 7
Palek, M., P. Iru, 0. Orubner. and G. Beyer.
Synthetic Zoolites an Molecular Sieves With Co
Indication of Water-Vapor Pressure
Nalyusov, V. A.,, N. N. Umnik, N. N. Kulov, N. M. Zhavoronkov,
0. 1. Faydell, and D. 0. Uszoan. Purifying Formaldehyde
From Moisture and Formic Acid With the Aid of Synthetic
Zoolites
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GALIGH$ P.N.; GOLUDCHENRO, I.T.; GUTEIYA, A.A.; GUTIIZYA,,V.S-- DOLINSKALIJ,
MIOZDOR, Ye.V.; NEYRARK, I.Ye.
Nature of cokelike doposits formod on CaC-tn)o molecular sims in
the cracking of n. alkanes. Neftekhimila 2 no.2:193-195 Mr-Ap 162.
(MIRA 15:6)
1. Institut Ichirnii polimerav i monomerov AN USSR i Institut
fizich.eskoy khimii imeni Pisarzhevskogo AN USSR,, Kiyev.
(Paraffins) (Cracking process)