SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GYRYEV, A.V. - GYULAI, F.

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AUTHOR: RW7W9 A.V.
TITLE: Investigation of the Trans-verse Deforination of Carbon
Steels (Issledovaniye poperedanykh de--,"ormatsiy
uglerodistykh staley)
1:~MIODICAL:Fizika Metallov ir Metallovedaniye, 1958, Vol 6,
Nr 4, pp 725-7133 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: When the strain/stress curve of a metal test piece
strained elastically is detenmined e:~q)erimentally,
the two portions (loading and unloading) of the graph
do not coincide and a closed hysteresis loop is folmed,
the area of which is the measure of -the energy absorbed
by the test piece during one loading cycle, Proper
understanding of the mechanism of the formation of the
hysteresis loop and the ability to -,pivdict its shape
and area are of great theoretical and practical interest.
Thus, for instance, knowledge of tae functions describing
the deviations from the Hookels law ana of the constants
by vJAch these deviations rLay be determined is nec.-essary
in calculations of the non-elastic strain of vibrating
structures. The hypothesis put fo-i.-,vant by Davidenkov
Card 1/8 (Ref.3) who already in 19-38, pastulated that the

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Investigation of the Transverse Deformation of Carbon Steels
formation of the hysteresis loop is associated vrith
the non-homo gone cu o cimraoter of po 1y c:tVst al line alloys
and with the anisotropy '-f -cha cAlastic, 1)ropeities of the
crystals has L,*-:,en c;onfi_52nied by the experimental results
of many other workers. Th(;,- object of the present
investigation was to study v-arious problems associated
with the formation of the hysteresis loops during cyclic
loading. Ite hysteresis loaps were dk-te:L-mined for both
longitudinal and transverse (lateral) st-rai_ns, and the
relationship between these two Taodes of straining
(the Poisson7s ratio) vias -also studied, It was asserted
by the present a-atqor in 1-J-i earlLer --jvork (Ref.10) that
a transverse cross- so. ct ion of' in elas-ui,:-ally deformed
4-
metal s cimea can, a, any g-Lven moment. be divided
pe
into a large number of micro-volumes which are subjecced
to stresses whose value ranSes from zero to 6 --, applied
stress, and that the relative proDortion of tii~ trans-urerse
section of the specimen which at the gi-ven moment is
deformed plastically, fn., is Siven by the formula
Card 2/8 frL = 0Y/TI(Eqt.1) where TJ J-9 a new con.5-Uanr, of the

Investigation of the Transverse Deformation of Carbon )'teels
metal - "modulus of micro-plastici-ty". From the
expression 1/1T= falay it can be seen that -the value
of 1/jTis numerically equal to that -ela-r.-ive portion of
the transverse section which anters the 1.ilasl%;3*_~ range
when the actual stress is increased by 1 kg/cm4s In the
same work the following formulae were derived:
(i) Strain during loading, co, express ia terms ofTT
E - Young's modulus, and Q - the actual stress (Eq.3~1
(ii) Strain during unloadii~g, TOP expressed in terms of
IT, a, E and- a I - the max-awam. stress of the cycle (Eq.4)
(iii) The widtk of the hysteresis loo-D (4e) at a &.1ven
stress a I expressed in tenas of TT,, El a and 01.3
(The val.-Ldity of these fom-lulae was* coiLfirmed experiment-
ally.) In his present work the author proceeds to
establish the law governing the relationship between the
coefficient of tra-asverse strain, p., and the applied
0-ta:,ass 0. The coefficient p0 can be considered as being
determined by the coefficieuts of elastic and plastic
transverse strain (py and ~in, _-L-e-spectively). A formals.
(Eq.8) is dArived in which a. is axomssed in terms Of
Card 3/8 Pyi, ftv 3311oi m3y and min where the last 1~bi-ee symbols

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Investigation of the Transverse Deforalution of Garbon Steels
denote the total number of deformed microvolumes. the
number of microvolumas deformed. elastically emd the
number of volumes deformed P last tc-_.-Ily. By taking
Ik = 0.25 (Ref.11, 13) and I.LTI -_ 0.5 (keft'5)1~ and
b5 making some simplifying assumptlion. this formula --an
be simplified to give 4o = 0.25 (1 + --n) (Eq,-9).
From this, and from expressions (Eq.li, 12) obtained
by the author in his earlier war!,-~ (Ref,l()), -Uhe
final formulae are deri-ved irL xtiicl~ tae, coefficients of
transverse strain during --oading (V-"O"j' and unloading (ro)
are expressed in terms of a., ol aaid(j~ (Eq.1,--) and 14).
The validity of these foriaulaa wao clat;cl-ed experimentally:
The standard, tensile test pi(.~ees were pi:epared from five
types of plain carbon steels and a chromium steel (40 Kh)
in the Annealed, normalised and quenched condition. The
accuracy of measurements of the longitudinal and lateral
deformations was 0.1 and 0.01 IL rospectiirely, Fig.2~
shows the experimental 1N-,sultr. of t~e deteimination of
po of the chromium steel. 1t can be seen that the
Card 4/8 theoretical curve Ito = -f (a) is in a good agreement with

Investigation of the Transverse ijeformation of' Steels
the experimental points,, (Fig.3 shows that this
relationship is not affected by the ampli.-~,ude of the
loading cycle . ) It appears tha t wh ile during loading
and unloading lio changes gradually its sralue d-rops
suddenly to a minimum of 0.2~i at -,,he beginning of both
the loading and unload-ing period . (In the high ztress
region the experimental values of u are markedly
larger than those calculated froDi Ue theoretical
formulae. This is attributed to tdie fact that at the
high values of the applied sll;ress a vex-j large
proportion of t;he microvolumes is deformed plastically~)
In the next stage of the aut-hor's work t;'.,ie aroblem. of
deteraination of n is discussed., A generai formula
for T", (Eq,,15) is obtained by sovLng eqx I
L 3t on 13,.
With the aid of the experinental datLa-(~. SVIfiea
formula 0~136_ 0 is deri-y--d .:,,q,-LD and by
~L - 0. 2'
solving Eq.16 relative to'p,~. siirP*.'-ifd.ed formulae for
j?o and a-, are obtained (Eq-L.?jB'j~ Pis. 4 shows that
graphs o? both the original and s-Implified equations
Card 5/8 ara almost identical which means 't-hat- with--Ln a wide

Investigation of the Transverse Deformation of Catbon SteeL5
interv 1 of the applied stiessoa the variation of Po
can be regarded as linear. Table 2 gives the values
of 7; for normalised, pla-Ln carbon steels,, Therma'L
treatment affect~3 rl to a considerable de-Sree- Table 3
shows that for both 'uhe steel (':,0 Ma) and -olain
carbon steel (11-0) the value cf v-1 i-6 lov&est in -the
annealed condition,, slightly largei ix- tLe --ormalised
condition rind increases oorosidaralbl-y- after penchin-e;,
In the final chapter of thEt presoiOl- wovlk formulae are
derived in vuhich the transw~aEie ~- 1 11 d
T rLn
U!
loading and imioading ajlo! I re!~:Pectiwelyy~ lire
-as cf o t:-, R -A 0
e~cpressed in teri ri (Eq_23 and 24).
The curves of the tram-,-dCx.r"e de-f;::rnoLiot.. ('Like those of
the longitudinal deforaition) are parabo.'Lae . The
theoretical hysteresis loops for 44-de plain carbon steel
60 are shown in Fig.C-. tnost:, f3r tj~e cj'aroallla steel
in Fig.?,,, and the fact that thie !_-,q)ei-ime1i,.ta1 point-2
coincide almost exactly with the theoretical. curvas
proves the correctness of the fo~Lmulated theory.,
Card 6/8 Equations 3 and 23 can be written in such a manner (Elq,.25)

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Investigation of the Transverse Deformation of Carbon Steels
that the first terms of the right side of' these
equations represent the elastic deformations of a
perfectly elastic bod,7. Consequently, the se8ond terms
ve the corrections for the non.-elastic deformation
Eiq.26). Lastly, from equations 23 and 24 a formula
f
is derived (Eq.27) in which the width of the hysteresis
loop of trazxsverse defoimiation (A e1) is exprassed in
terms of E, a, I a and Tj . It is easy to show that- the
width of the Eysteresis loop of longitud:Lual
deformation is twice that of (,6 el). The same
conclusi-on was reached by the re-sent author on the
basis of experimental rescults Nef.16). The results of
the present work have proved thei. expediency of the
introduction of the concept of -the "micro-plas-ticity
modulus": If its value for any given m&terial. is
known, the hysteresis loop can be detexmined and the
coefficient of the transverse deformation can be
Card 7/8

SOV/126-6-4-2'2/34
Investigation of the Transverse Deformation of Carbon Steels
calculated without resorting to complex and difficult
experiments. There are ? figu-,es, 3 tables, and
18 references of which 1j- are Soviiat and 1 English.
ASSOGIATION: Stalingradski7 Makhanicheski7 Ir-stitut (Stalingrad
Mechanical Institute)
SUBMITTED-. 15th September 1956 (Initiallj)
28th October 1956, (After revision)
Card 8/8

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"A Comparative Study of' the Growth and Dev~--lopment of Young Red
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GY-SE'Z!:OV, G.A., cioUient.
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ALIYEV7 F.S., GYSEYNOVA, A.A.
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Acc-M-s-MOO80711 SOURCE CODE: CZ/0065/66/000/001/0474/oo86
AUTHOR: Hyspecka, Ludmila--Gyupetaka, Ludm1la
ORG: VU VZKG, Ostrava
TITLE: The effect of carbon content on mechanicalproperties of structural
Cr-Ni-Mb steel fter thermo-mechanical treatment
SOURCE: Kovove materialy, no. 1, 1966, 74-~86
TOPIC TAGS: steel structure, carbon, plasticity, martensite, austenitei tensile-tes
4z UA ~._ p-t- -- 4-,~ , 'A~ +- +_. ~_-+
ABSTRACT: A number of experiments and studies dealing with the effect of carbon con-
tent on the properties of structural steel after thermo.-mechanical treatment have
produced differing opinions and even contradictory results during the past six
years. This was because the steel used in the experiments was not of xuiiform
composition and was subjected to differing treatments. A series of experimental
tests were carried out recently by the Research Institute of the 'Klement Gotwald
Iron Works in order to examine the effect of carbon content on the properties of
structural Cr-Ni-Mo steel after thermo-mechanical treatment, and to attempt a
more generally valid evaluation of tile effect examined. Potak's 'study CF_QtLiQa. I
M. , Orzhekhovskly Yu. F. , Pevzner L. M. , Roshch-Ina I. N. , Yermakov, V. N. , RiTOM
.ig6l, 5, 2.) was used as a basis for the experiment. All rolling operations were

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performed in the Foundry Research Institute (VUS) in Bratislava. The results of
the experiment have shown that: (1)'rhe presence of carbon is necessary for sig
,fl! f i-
cant increase in strength, the optimum value being 0.52% C. (2)For higher carbon
content (0-4 to 0.52 %), the strength and plastic properties are higher after
thermo-mechanical treatment than after conventional treatment. The strength and
plastic properties also were shown to be in full agreement with the character of
the fracture surfaces investigated in tensile tests. On the basis of experimental
results, the author presents a concept of the influence and the so-called dynamic
effects of martensite plates on grain boundaries of initial austenite. In steel
with a higher carbon content, it was possiblelto obtain higher values of plasticity
or strength after thermo-mgghanipal treatment!by limiting the dynamic effects of
martensite plates. Orig. art. has: 4 figuiet, and 2 tables. [JKP]
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(BILTST-RTI-DISEASMS AND DEFICTS)

GYTSU, F. I.
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(CHILDREN., BLIND)

GYUBBMW, Ye.R.
Temperature and light limits of photosynthesis in Laminaria
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(Photosynthesis) (Algae)

Daily dynamics of -content of chlorophyll In p-blild 1611-en.
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(GRISEMLVIN) (DERMATCHUCOSIS)

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GYDDI,Sandor
Didactic p.-~Ohtfts of circular movements. Fiz Szemle 8.no.2t
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1. "Garay Janos" ginmazi-am, Szekszard.

15-57-7-10004
Translation from: Referativny zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 7,
p 184 (USSRT
AUTHORS: Konovalov, I. M.$
TITLE: Water Saturation on Sliding Slopes (Obvodnennostl
opolznevykh sklonov --In Azerbaydzhan)
PERIODICAL: Dokl. AN AzSSR, 1956, Vol 12, Nr 9, pp 675-681
ABSTRACT: The authors examined the classification of landslide
movements, devised by the Institute of Hydrogeology
K. Abramov, N. V. Glazov, and others,
~rlo-tivoopolznevyye sooruzheniya. Stroyizdat
Narkomstroya, 1940. (Landslide-Preventing Structures.
Structural Publications of the People's Commissariat
for Constructio17 and concluded that is was schematic
and formal, and id not reflect at all exactly the
processes of landslide movements. A new systematic
Card 1/2 outline of landslides is given, based on the principle

Water Saturation on Sliding Slopes (Cont.)
15-57-7-10004
of water saturation, as exemplified in the northern part of the
southeastern Caucasus and the Apsheron Peninsula. The following
are the basic factors used in the classification: 1) depth of
occurrence of the aquifer; 2) h drostatic head in the aquifer
within the area of the slope; 3T persistence of the aquifer,
4) hydrochemical type and degree of mineralization of the water
seeping through the sliding slope; 5) lithic character of the
rocks containing the subsurface water and of the surface on
which the sliding occurs; and 6) sources of the water seeping
through the sliding slopes.
Card 2/2 V. S. Kcvalevskiy

GYbj,,, A.R.
On the confining of ancient landslides to the marine terraces
of the Apsheron Peninsula. Uch.zap,.AGU.GeU.-geog.ser.
no.3:43-54 no.3:43-54 160. (MIRA 14:6)
(Apsheron Peninsula--Landslides)

GYUL 1 , A. K.
-1. Cand Geol-Min Sci - (diss) "Lithology and physico-mechanical
properties of clays of the ADsheronskiy stage of the Apsher-
onskiy Peninsula." Baku, 19~1. 14 pp; (Committee of Higher
and Secondary Specialist Education of the Council of Ministers
Azerbaydzhan SSR, Azer Order of Labor Red Banner Inst of Petro-
leum and Chemistry imeni M. Azizbekov); 250 copies; free; (KL,
7-61 sup, 224)

GYLLIJ- A.K.
~~I.
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in the Apsheron Peninsula). Dokl. AN Azerb. SSR 17 no. 2:119-124
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akademikom AN Azerbayd~hanskoy 5YR Sh.F. Mekhtiyevym.
(Apsheron poninsula-Clay)

GYUL' A.K.
Compression resistance of clays in the Apsheron stage of the Apsheron
Peninsula. Izv.AN Azerb.SSR. Ser.geol.-geog.nauk 1. nefti no-3:39-45
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(Apsheron Peninsula--Clay)
MH
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GYUL A. K.
Granulometric composition of Apsheron stage clays in comection
with their physicomechanival properties. Dokl. AN Azerb. SSR 19
no.5:17-19 163. (MIRA 17 Q)
1. Institut geologii AN AzSSR. Predstavleno akademikom AN
AzSSR Sh.F. Mekhtiyevym.

GYUL I , A. K.
Comparative characteristics from tho viewpoint of engineering
0
geology of the Apsheronian stage clays in the Apsheron Penin-
sula. Dokl. AN Azerb. SSR 20 no.3:47-48 164. (1-FI-RA 17:7)
1. Institut geologii AN Azer3SR. Predstavleno akademikom AN Azer
SSR Sh.F.14ekhtiyevym.

c It w r cl 1, 1 1 ! L I i0 r, !."I,
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A:7 Azerh. S'.-l' nc). 47 164.
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i.. Azer,;Si'

ASHUMV, G.G.; NASIROV, A.B.; ISMAILZADE, I.G.; GYnI, E.K.; MkICHGV, F.A.
Hydrocarbon cor-,~osition of gasoline fractions obtained
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124- 57- 1 - 563
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 1, p 70 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Gyul' , K. K
TITLE~ Ocean Waves (Morskoye volneniye)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Azerb. un-ta. 1955, Nr 1, pp 53-66
ABSTRACT. An analysis of data from more than 6600 observations of
wave elements in coastal regions has led the author to the con-
clusion that empirical formulas for the calculation of wave
elements cannot be universally applicable to all areas and all
circumstances. The existing conversion scale from wind veloc-
ity to wind force (Beaufort number) and thence to a correspond-
ing wave intensity scale, according to the author, does not cor-
respond to any actual relationship between the wind and the wavi-
ness in a coastal zone. Various data on the relationship between
the wave parameters and the wind velocity are adduced. It is
found that the ratio between the stationary wave velocity c and
the wind velocity V is 0. 25-0. 5. The paper contains a number
of unfounded assertions and vague statements.
P.L.
Card I1 1. Water waves--Data analysis

GYUL, K-< -
V4;4 9! IF
,It
Morphology of the southwestern cost of the Caspian and tectonic
movements of the present [in Azerbaijani with summary in Russian].
Uch.zap.AGU no.2:33-38 155. (MIXA 9:12)
(Caspian Sea region--Zarth movements)

GYULI, K.K.; ZHIRNOV. V.M.
Some characteristic features of contemporary, oceanographic
research. Uch. zap. AGU no.5:21-30 '55. (MLRA 9:12)
(Oceanographic research)

GTUL I , K. K.
-
Scientific session of the S.X.XiroT State University of Azerbaijan
dedicated to the 200th -niTersw7 of the K.Y.Lomonosoy St&to Uni-
Ow'' #
TOrGIty IA XO~G - dh-mp. AW zko.S:WI03 155. (HLRA 9:11)
1. Prorektor po nauchnoy rabote AsgomurLiTersitsta imeni S.M. li-
roTa.
(Asbrbaijan State UniTereity) (MOGCOW UniTersity)

GYUL', K.K., professor, radaktor; PEVZNER, H.. takhnichaskiy redaktor
[Methods of studying the hydrometeorological system and the control
of the water surface of oil fields in the Caspian Sea; transactions
of the scientific conference of the S.M.Kirov Azarbaijani State
University. of the Ministry of the Petroleum Industry of the
Azarbaijani S.S.R., ind the Baku section of the Aral-Caspian Com~
mission of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.. June 16-23, 1956]
Puti izucheniia gidrometeorologichoskogo rezima i osvoeniia akvatoril
neftianykh promyslov Kaspiiskogo moria; trudy nauchnoi konforent8ii
Azerbaidzbsinakogo gosudaret-vannogo universiteta im. B.H.Kirova,
Hinisterstva neftianoi promyBhlinnosti Azerbaidzhanskol SSR i Bakin-
skoi sektaii Aralo-Kaspilskoi komissii, AN SSSR, 16-23 ilunia 1955 9.
Baku, Izd-vo Azarbaidzhanskogo univ.. 1956. 105 p. (MLRA 9:10)
1. Baku. Azerbaidzhanskiy gosudarstvennyy universitst.
(Caspian Sea--Oil fields)

2YULI . Kasum 14,~z~ j oply, professor, doktor goorraf ichoskilch muk; SULHY-
D.M.', professor, daktor goologo-wineralogicheskikh nauk, re-
daktor; SHTEVNGELI , A.S., redaktor izdatelletva
[The Caspian Sea] Kespiiskoe more. Baku. Azerbaidzhanskoo gos. izd-vo
neft. i nauchno-telthn. lit-ry. 1956. 324 p. (KLRA 10:4)
(Caspian Sea)

GYUI.',' lCasimSyplip LT c h, Khms IN,
__ggly, prof.; PROSHMITS, Grigoriy Gagigovi
Atonid Aleksandrovich; TIAMBOVSKIY. G.I., red.; Sh'MDGFV, A.S.,
red.ir.cl-ve
[Handbook for ehiphandlers in the Caspian Sea] Spravochnik dlia
sudovoditelia Kaspiiskogo morla. Baku, Azerbaidzlianskoe gos. lzd-vo
neft. i nauchno-takhn.lit-ry, 1957. 707 P. (MIRA 11:4)
(Caspian Sea-Yavigation)

GYULI, Kasum Iyazim ogly; ZARANKIN, V.M., red.; DIZHUR, I.Il.. red.
izd-va; TIKHONOVAJ Te.A., tekha.red.
(Caspian region guide-book] Putevoditell po Kespiiu. Moskva,
Izd-vo 9forskoi transport,O 1959. 154 p. (MIMA 12:10)
(Caspian Sea region-Guide books)

GYLIL EbtjRn. K ir-Dgly, prof., doktor geogrnf.win1c; APOLLOV, B.A.,.prof.,
Za 2;1 -L
red,; STIUU.OVA, H.A.,.red.; =GINIKO, Y-j.V., tekhn.rpd.
(The Caspian Sea problem; based on a public lacture delivered in
Baku] Problen4 Kaspiia; Do noterialam publichnoi lektsii, pro-
chitannoi v Baku. Pod red. B.A.Apollova. Monkva, Izd-vo "Znanie,"
1959. 31 P. (Vsesoiuznoo obshchostvo Do rnsprostranoniiu poli-
ticheskikh i nauctinykh zn8nii. Ser.9, ?izika i Ichimiia, no.19)
(141M 12s10)
Waspinn Son)

GTULI, K.K., prof.; YLISOVA, S.Y.; KISI11, 1.M.; TERTIMOV, A-A.;
KASHKAT, M.A., akudemik, red.
[Physical geography of the Daghestan A.S.S.R.] Fizichaskai-vt
geografiia Dagentanskoi ASSR. Maklochkala, Dagestanskoe
knizhnoo izd-vo, 1959. 248 p. (MIRA 13:2)
(D~ighestan--Physical geography)

GTULI, K.K.; ZHILO, P.V.; GUSETNOV, A.G.
Effect of the Caspian Sea level fluctuations on the shipping in
the Azerbaijan S.S.R. Izv. AN Azerb. SSR. 59r. geol.-geog. nauk
no.4:127-133 159. (MIRA 13:1)
(Caspian Sea-Hydrography)

GY'ULI 9 K.Ko
Articles on a "unique gulf". Uch.zap.AGU*Geol,-geog.ser.
no.5t47-571 159. (KMA 14: 6)
(Kara-Bogaz-Gol--Salinity)
I

GIYULI, KA. -- ---- ~
Effect of the lowering level of the Caspian Sea on the shore area
of Azerbaijan in connection with problems in petroleum industry.
Trudy Okean. kom. 5:300-3C4 059e (KIU 13:6)
(A&erbaijan-Petroleum in submerged lands)

(-;YUL'
GYU.L') K.K., doktor geogr. nauk, prof.9 red.; ALIYEV, G.B., kand. geov-x. rzuk,
red.; ZAVMEV, V.G.9 doktor geogr.nauk, red.; RUSTAMOV, S.G., doktor
geogr.nauk, red.; SHIKRTJNSKIYI E.M., kand.geogr.naukv red.; BAGDAT-
LISHVILI, D., red. izd-va; IWAYLOV, T.9 tekhn. red.
(Proceedings of the Geographical Society of the Auxbaijan S.S.R.) Tru-
dy Geograficheskogo obshches-tva Azerbaidzhanskoi SOR. Baku, Izd-vo Akad.
nauk Azerbaidzhanskoi SSR, 1960. 365 p. (MIRA 14.-6)
1. Geografichesko obshchestvo Azerbaidzhanskcy SSR.
Merbaijan-Physical geography)

GYULI K.K.
- -1 ---
Conference on the Caspian Sea problem. Izv. All SSSR. Ser. geog.
no.6:139-141 N-D '60. (MIU 13:10)
(Caspian Sea)

GYUL', K.K.
History of geographical studies of the Caspian Sea in Azerbaijaai.
Izv. AN Azerb. SSR. Serv geole-geoge arsuk noo2;89-97 16o.
(MIRA 13:10)
(Caspian Sea-Geography)

- GYU11, K.K.; ZAVRIYEV, V.G.; KOSA.REV, A.N.
Hydrological condi*Ions at the mouth of the Kura RIver
during lugust and Septembar 1958. Veste Moske un. 8er*5:
Geog. 15 no. 5:61-66 5-0 160. (MBU 13:11)
1. Kafedra okeanologii Moskovskogo universiteta.
(Kura River--Hydrology)

GYULI, K K. prof VLASOVA, S.V..; KISIT;, U.:..; TKiUjVll'
ali uchastiye: 3ADAYEV, A,D~; l,'UIID;aSFOV, V.D~;
PAZUKTIN , red.; KHA31N, L,N., teklin, red,
Divers of the Daghestan A.S.S.R.]Reki Dagestil -nskaJ ASSR.
(By] K.K.Giull i dr. Makhachkala, Dagestanskoe knizhnoe izd-
vo, Ic)61. 368 p. (MIRA 15:10)
(Dar,hestan-itivers)

GYULI, X.Y.
Some results of research coordination in the Caspian Sea. Biul.
Okean kom. no.8:10-11 '61. (MdRA 15:1)
(Caspian Sea--Oceanographic research)

ABDUU,AYEV, I.K., red.,; GYULI,.K.K., red.; lWAGIPOV, A,I ,ip rt:d.;
EV, Yu.G., red .[de - j
KASHKAY, MI.A., red.; KLMEDALIYE eased
MEKHTIYEV, Sh.F., red.
[Atlas of the Ai,,erbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic) Atlas
Azerbaidzhanskoi Sovetskoi Sotsialisticheskoi Respubliki.
Puku, Glav. upr. geodez. i kartografii Gos.geol. kom-ta
SSSR, 1903. 213 1). (,X,14~A 17:6)
1. Akader.,:iya nauk Azerbaidz"Lanskoy 3,111, Bakii. In5titut.
F,eO Fraf i i -

AFOLLOV, B.A., red.; GYULr red.; ZAVRIYEY , V.G., red.;
* 619 y
BAGDATLISHVILI, D., -ffd. iad-va; IBRAGIMOV, M., tekhn. red.
[Materials from the All-Union Coqerence on the Problem of the
Caspian Sea] Materialy Vseeoiuznqgosoveshchaniia po problme
Kaspiiskogo moria.,Baku, Izd-vo AN Azerb.SSR, 1963. 381 P.
(MIRA 16:8)
1. Vsesoyuznoye soveshchaniye po probleme Kaspiyskogo morya,
MOSCOW) 1960. 2. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (for
Apollov).
~Caspian Sea)

Vol 4 A o/ooo /oo 9/oo i /oo2
E190/E580
ATJTHORz Gyula, Em8d
-1 ................,.....................I
TITLE~ The Influence of flea t-Treatment an([ of' Alloying
Elements on the Strength and Corrosion of Al--Mg--Zn
Alloys with 8-9% Mg+Zn Content
PERIODICAL: Koh~szati Lapok, 1960, No.9t PP~385-3W
TEXT- The paper is part of a "Candidate" thesis,
The work aimed at establishing the effect of alloying elements ori
the plastic deformation, heat treatment, strength, electrical
conductivity and corrosion resistance of Al-Mg-Zn n1loys with 8-9,10'
total Mg and Zn content. Previous work is summarized with
reference to Varley, Day and Sandorek (Ref,g).
Experimental. 99.5% Al, electrolytic Zn and 99,9% Mg were melted irl.
an electric resistance furnace, under a flux composed of 36% mgc-L 2'
20% CaF 2, 34% KC1 and 10% NaCl, to give alloys of the followin%,
nominal composition: 1) Al-6%mg-2%Zni 2) Al-5.5%M9--3%Zn,
3) Al-3%Mg-5%Zn, 4) Al-2-5%M9-7%Zn; 5) Al-1%Mg-8%Zn. Tile actual
composition of the 80 mm dia., 120 nun long chill-.cast blocks is
shown in Table 2 and, by numbered rings, in the Al-Mg-Zn. equili-
brium diagram of Fig.l. The blocks were scalped to 70 mm d2a.:
Card 1/11

11/014/60/000/009/001/002
E190/E580
The Influonco of Ifent-Troatmont rind of Alloying Elements oil tile
Strength ant) Coi-rosion of Al-Mg-U AIJOYS %'r'i th k1--1)% 1-1.g+Z11 colli %-III
homogenized at 4500C for 12 hours and extruded into 8 x 211 mm rods
,,11 tho 250 ton pro.-.is of tho Fertiiparl Kutato' Itit'elzot (Nott. Ferrous
Metals Research Institute). Tomperattire, mpeed mid
extrusion are given in Table 3. Values obtained on ma t eri a I pi e
heated at 400*C for 3 hours, followed by 4500C for 2 hours, are
shoiirn in Table 4. Extrusion pressures measured on some other
alloys (Ref.4) are included in Table 5 and Fig,3 for purpos~c-s of
omparison. The extruded rods were cold rolled to 2,9 rmn tiiickneSs
4nnealed at 320*C for 2 hours, cooled in the furnace and cold
rolled to 1 inin (60% cold work). The effect of intermedi-ate heai
~Yeatment was studied on rods rolled to 3 mm, then quenchod trem
400 '~C in wafer and cold rolled to I nim (67% cold work), Vicker,3
hardness w-s measured on specimens homogenized at 200, 300, 4oo.
420, 450, 4800C for 1/2, 1 and 2 hours, and aged at 20':C for 3, 5,
and 10 days or at 100 and 130% for 4, 16 and 48 hours. Tensil~_-
test specimens were homogenized at 420 and 48occ for 1 hour and
aged at 200C for 10 days or at 1000C for 48 hours, Electri--.ai
conductivity was measured on homogenized an,! aged material., and
Card 2/~

H/0111/6o/ooo/009/001/002
E190/E580
The Influenre of Heat--Treatment and of Alloying Elements on the
Strength and Corrosion of' Al-Mg-Zn Alloys with 8-9% Mg#Za Content
corrGsion resistance of similarly treated teyis:tle test pieces
tested if, a 3% NaClj 0.1% H202 aqueous solution for 31 days
(stirring test).
Experimental Results.. The alloy No.1 exhibited thc- highest., alloys
NosIt and 5 the lowest resistance to deformation both in cold and
hot working (see Tables 3 and It and Fig.3). This is explained by
the more severe lattice distortion caused by Mg atoms. In ordc-r to
compare behaviour in heat-treatment systematically- the MgZn 2
content of the five alloys was calculated (Table 6)i alloy No 4 is
close to the a4-MgZn2 quasi-b�nary section- whilst Nos. 1 2 and
3 contain excess Mg, NO-5 excess Zn. The results of solution
treatment on Vickers hardness are summarized in Fig.4 (Heng. kerti,.
as rolled). Heating at 2000C for 1 hour released zitresses and
hardness dropped, the drop was bigger at 3000C and the effect' Of
solution treatment became evident at 4000C and above only. '1111'e
behaviour of the Mg-rich alloys Nos. I And 2 (FLg_4.1.)-8) suggests
that Zn hi-nders the dissolution of Mg, Fcr- tit-is reason these all-.Ys.
Card 3/1t

H/olli/60/ooo/009/001/002
E190/E-580
The Influence of Heat-Treatment and of Alloying Element--; on the
Strength and Corrosion of Al-),Ig-Zn Alloys with 8-To' Mg4-Zn Contc-Ilt
harden less in solution treatment than alloYs Nos, 3 Ik and 5. all
of which contain more Zn. To be concluded.
There are 7 figures and 6 tables,
car.:i 4/4

UYULA, Joszcnzjzky, dr.
Experience with preventive gynecological unti-cancer e7aninattiom;
conducted in the village Lorinc in 1953-1960. Noperu-s-zoofaw 41'
no.10:31-1 0 161.
1. Lorinci (Ileves mogye) korzeti orvosa.
(GENITALIA FEMALE neopl)

L 1-7r,28-66
j&~_w-TT6035007
NR: SOURCE CODEs 11U/2502/6~1047/002/0199/0709
AUTHOR: lionkovszky, Olga H.-Mankovski, 0. Yh. (Doctor), 111deg, KnIman-411dogj, K.
and Mahes, Gyula--Mekhesh.. D. (,Professorj 'Doctor) of
the Institu a cology at the University Medical School In Pecs.
oil::~ PIG
"Allylphenol and Prophenylphen.ol Derivatives"
Budnpcst, Acra, Chimica
Hungaricae
M6 pp Vol 47, N
(English article] The synthesis and properties of 2-ciethoxy-4-pro-
1)1,1%-,~-,-?'-morptiolinoe-thoxybenzene, 2-mathoxy-4-propenyl-2'-morpholinocthoxy-
benzene monoethiodide, 2-mettioxy-4-propenylphenoxyacetylpiperi 950G
and by continuous-introduction into-the reacrtiop vessel which is subdivided
Anto zones co=unicating through apertures. The bottom part of - the roactLon-
vessel is provided with a jacket and a thermometer. II is introduced from-
below-and I is added as aqueous solution at certain zones of the flow-of
II; causing the PH of the reaction mixture to rise from 3.5-5.0 to 6.2-7-0.
The final-molar I-to-II ratio is between 1 t 10 and 1 : 2. The condensa~
tion-product is 8vaporated continuously at atmospheric pressure and-after-
wards kept at go C for some hours. Example, 423 ml/min (2.6 moles) of a
56% solution of II with PH 3.5 Is introduced into a 22.5 1 reaction vessel
Ceird 112

Manufacturing process for glu'd ...
S/081/62/000/019/052/055
BIOI/B186
(cubic content 22-5 1) p% solution of I with pH 10 (adjusted by adding
KOH) is added at 95 - ;00 C at- 5 points, totalling 222.5 ml/min (I mole).
The reaction mixture is left'for 35 min in the reactor at a pH of 6.8;
subsequently it is led into the evaporator heated with high-pressure steam-----
-and then, as a*foam, into th6"separator. The steam imters a caoler.Thedondm-
satecontains 6-9%'of II. From the -separator- the 75% solUtion of resi-n--pan"tr
0
through a cooler where it is-cooled to 95 Cl-before entering a beat-insul-
ated vessel vfhere it is k t for 5 hrs. The solution of the final resin is
drawn off oointinuously. FAbstracterle notet' Complete translation
Card 212

ELCH, I.; SZMUK, I.; GYULAI, N.; VIRANYI, A.
Investigation of the pituitary and adrenal gland system
in experimental fever; nev method for eosinophil cell
count. Orv. hetil., Budap, 93 no,35:1117-1125 2 Sep 1951.
(CIML 21:1)
1. Internal Department (Head Physician - Prof. Dr. Imre
Bach) and Laboratory (Head Physician -- Dr. Imre 53muk),
Peterfy Sandor-utcai Metropolitan Hospital, Budapost.

GYUIAI, E.; S=ITO, L.
The role of ACTH in the pre-operatiVe DYeparation of hyperthyroidism;
neuroendocrine relations between thyroid function and the hvpophysio-
adrenal system. Ory. hetil. 93 no. 49:1392-1396 7 Doe 1952. (CLML 24:1)
1. Doctors. 2. National Rheumatism and Baths Institute (Director -- Dr.
DeneB Dabovitz), Second Internal Department (Head Physician -- Dr. laszlo).

SUHT0, Laszlo; FjJiKAS~ Karoly; Gyului, Arno
Sjoegren syndrome. Orv hetil 95 n0-15:413-416 Ap '54. (IMAT 3;8)
1. Orszogoe Reuma es Fwdougyi Intezet (Igazgato: Dabovits Densm
dr.) II, Belosztalyanak (fooryos: Szanto Laszlo dr.) so Prosectura-
janak (foorvos: Farkas Karoly dr.) kozlemenye.
(SJONGRIN SYNDROMI
*pathogen. & ther.)

DANYI, MI-L-ily, dr.; YULOP, Jozsef, dr.; GYULAI, Xrno, dr.; SCHULHOF,
Odon, dr.; Szanto, Laszlo, dr.
Spontaneous symmetrical fractures: Milkman's syndrome. Orv hetil
95 no.18:482-486 My '54. (IML 3:8)
1. Az Orazagoo Roilms. as Furdougyi Intezet so a Balneologiai Kutato
Inteset (igazgato-foorvos: Dubovitz Donee dr., tudomanyos vezeto
Schulhof Odon dr.) II. oz. Belooztalyanak (foorvos: Soanto Laszlo
dr. ) Reuma Oaztalyanak (foorwas: Schulhof Odon dr.) B-reuma
Oaztalyanak (foorvos: Danyl Kihaly dr.) kozlemonye.
(BONIS, dim.
*Kilkmanlo synd.)

SZANTO, Laszlo. dr.. ; GYUIAI. Nrno, dr.
Rheum tic pneumonia. Orv. hatil. 96 no.9:235-239 27 10ob 55-
I. Orszagos Aheuma as Furdougyi Intezet (igazgato: Dubovitz Danes
dr.) II. Belo3ztalyanak (foorvos: Szanto Laszlo dr.) kozlemenye.
(PIMMONIA, etiology and pathogenesis, rheum.)
(RHEU~ITISM, complications,
pneumonia)

PARKAS, Karoly, dr.; GYULAI, Erna. dr.; SZAIM , Laszlo, Ir.
Non-specific thyroiditis. Magy. belorv. arch. 9 no.3:65-72
June 56,
1. Orszagnm Reuma es Furdmigri Intezet (Igaz.: Dubo~its, Denes, dr.)
11. Belssztalyanak (foorvo-j; Szanto, Laszlo, ar.) es 14soki utcal
Korhaz (Igaz.: Farkas. KarolF, dr.) kozl.
(THYROIDITIS
non-specific. incidence ed pathol. (Hun))

GYULAI, Brno, dr.,; KATONA, Maria, &r.
Applications of intra-arturial transfusion in non-surgical cases.
Orv. hetil. 97 rio.6:165-166 5 Feb 56.
1. Az Orszagos Reuma as Purdougyi Intezet (igazgato-, Dubovitz Denes
dr.) 11. sz. Beloaztalyanak (foorvoa: Szanto Laszlo dr.) kozl.
(DIAMMS, RILLITUS
coma. with shook. ther., intra-arterial blood transfusion
(Han))
(SHOCK
In diabetic coma, ther., intra-arterial blood transfusion
(Hun))
(BLOOD TRANSFUSION
intra-ar_turial, in shock In diabetic coma (Hun))

41
~eo ',ir-ery Ocl_
5757. PRE-OPERATIVE PREPARATION OF HYPFRTHYROIDAL PAT I E*NTS
WITH THYROSTATIC DRUGS - Hyperthyreoticusok mut6tt 4116k6fizltove
thyreoBtaticus szerek ig6nyhcv6teI6vet - Gyulat-JI-and Lovioz L.
OrszAgos Reuma- 6s FUrdoOgyi Int. 11.-IF.~elosztAl. dr, Sebtiszeti Oszt.Al.
K6zI. - ORV. IIETIL. 1958, 99/40 (1373-1379)
A comparison is made between 100 hyperthyroidal patients who had been operated
on after preparation with iodine only. and patients who had been given thyrostatics
preoperatively. Judging by experience in 401 cases using the latter method, Sig-
nificant decreases are produced by thyrostatic treatment both in mortality (G% to
2.216) and in the number of crises (1476 to 6.7%). There was no mortility ill 249
operations during the post 4 yr. and crises were observed in only 1.6%. The aver-
age period of preparation was 59.4 (28 to 191) days. With this length or preparation,
the authors' material presented no crises. The disadvantages in the application or
thyrostatics, which are toxic side effects (only 2% in the authors' material) and
the protracted preparation, carry no weight when compared to the danger inherent
in forced pre-treattrent with iodine only. Appropriate combination with iodine can
be used to see to It that the condition of the goitre does not increase the technical
difficulties for the surgeon.
Aft

SZANTO,Lakizlo,dr.*, FORGAGS,Pater,dr.; LIGETINX,Ravicisky Alice,dr.; VMKIRDY,
Iasz1o,dr.; GYUIA-I,,Xrno,dr. I
Study of antithyroid drugs by radioactive-paper chrowtographic
methods. Orv. hetil. 101 no.13:444-448 27 Mr 160.
1; Orszagos Reunn es 7urdougyl Intezet, II. Beloaztaly,Orszagoo
Balneologlai Kutato Intezet.
(IODINE radioactive)
(THYROID ANTAGONISTS pharmacol.)

SZANTO, Laszlo. dr.; qYU4;_. Brno,,. dr.; STURM. Jozaef. dr.
Death caused by myxoa-Ifma. Orv.hetil. 101 no.42:1487-1489 16 o 16o.
1. Orazagoe Reuma e9 ]Purdougyi Intezet, II. Belosztaly.
(9nMIKA case reports)
,Iiii ill

SZANTO, laszlo; U'YULAI,--Erno
Nei=ological involvemente in rqxedema crisiB (coma). Magy belorv.
arch. 14 no.2:71-75 My 161.
(MYMEKA compl) (NEUROLOGICAL MANIFESTATIONS)
41,

I I I f t Urt, "I I t i I I,!, I,, - I , , , j , ; T I t I , - z J ~ , . i : z -, '. , -.- ~: .. '.
SZANTO LASZLO, L.; RMCZ]x'Y, Alice; V-ULAI, Erna; GORGE11YI, Frigyes
Chronological formulation of the effect of thyroid antagonists,
(Studies on the therapeutic mechanism of 1-131). Kiserl. orvostud~
U+ no.2:165-173 Ap 162.
1. Orszagos Reulia es Furdougyi Intezet, Budapest.
(IODINE radioactive)
(THYROID ANTAGONISTS pharmacol)

-, I , ,I ;- - :
SZOTO, Laszlo, dr.; GORGENYI Prigyes, dr.; GYUIAI, Erno, dr.
ACTH-loading studies in hyperthyroidism. Magy. belorv. arch. 16
no.1:22-26 Mr 163.
1. Orszagos Reuma- es Furdougyi Intezet II. Belosz-taly.
(CORTICOTROPIN) (HYDROCORTISONE) (HYPERTHYROIDISM)
(ADRENAL CORTEX FUNCTION TFZTS) (BLOOD CHEMICAL ANALYSIS)

JHUNGARY
GYU-jAI,_.:E,rno, Dr, KATONA, Maria, Dr; National lnstitu-ce of Rhewriatism
and Balneology, II. Medical Department (Cr5zagos Rleuma- es Furdougyi
Intezet, II. Belosztaly).
"Potassium Perchlorate in the Treatment of Hy,,),~rthyreo:;is."
-Budapest, Or-vosi Hetilap, Vol 104, No 21-9, 2 June 63, palges 1028-1033.
Abstract: [Authors' Hungarian summary modified] The authors report the
results of perchlorate treatment on 86 hyperthyrootic patients. The
cessation of symptoms and increase of body weight were noticed after an
average troatment of ).) weeks. Prev-1ous treatment with iodide COM-
pounds delays the effect of the Perchlorate. Combined treaLment, with
iodide is strongly contraindicated. Perchlorate was used effectivcly
in the preparation for surgery although its relative merits to tha
combined use of organic thyreostatica and iodide were not evaluated
because of the insufficient number of cases. The prolonged success of
this conservative treatment is discussed. Clinical signs of a resulting
increase of TSH secretion were hardly noticed. Increase in the size of
Ahe goiter is rare, increase of the exophthalmus even more so. Tran- !
1Lq1tory symptomatic relapse was noticed in 7 per cent of the cases. J
Y/2

GY,j'-Al , Erno.
i
-men Lal data on Lhe prolbl,-~m or -~rEutinf; nypert.~ Y -oidisr,
I _i I
wD~h ACTH and glycocorticoids. Crv. hetil. 106
-22 0
2 L' 4-' 7 N "5.
1. Ornzaps Rheumn es FurdOUgyi Inte'Let (IgILZJ-,atO fOO-VOS:
Farkaf,, Naroly, dr.).

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PI-OCPdUl-eS Usek"i ilt i P pa rn e n ts
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0 pcct to t',jr.
r, t o s Li r, - i ca I prepa ra t i o i j~;
1~ 1 -1: T", r c. in, -o~ 0s SA I - y op~ I'.- t1) S I S 5 ~j T 1-1 c. n r th
:3 f tn a Fe 5 u i-fo in;~,! a t a s ta e o f ',iyp,- rthyrol'Il' r. s t i
x z~ *-i ri cr-, t: 's L; IOO.S t 0 p e mi tvp crises anti pronouncot:
F~l c u ri s a r e St.,11 wUh relatIvr frequoncy. Drug's which lnh-"L;1-~
~'unctl*on w,.i-e ~:-!Aom utied in pr,,-
np#~rativf, orpparatiori, w`th tlh~l cxc~!~-
--on c)*:' io-116f~. T*np nufribi~r rif laLf~r disabilities is riot
12 jim-arian. 2-~ rf~'erericps.
S,A i
Mortal dur,-_., f 'S "'It! 2
lilt m
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I
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GYULAI, F.
Evaluation of Hydraulic Energy Dissipat, rs. ENERGE.,rICA SI IIIDRC,TEIINIC",
(Energetics and Hydr logical EngineerinF) #2:81:Feb 55

GYULAI, F
tE CIINOLTY
Experimental research regarding the cavitatien phenomencn in --cial
pumps. P-41
Academia Republicii Populare Romine. Baza de Cercetari Stiintifice,
Timisoara. STUDII SI CFRCETARI STIRITIFICE. SERIA STITII-E TEH'g!C7~
Timisoara. (Journal on technical sciences issued by the Scientific
Research Base in Tirrdsoara, Rumanian Acadenw.)
Vol. 4, no. 1/2y 1957
Monthly List of East European Acessions (EF:AI), LCy Vol, 83 No. 3
March 195?, Unclass.

GYULAI, F.,_ and others
TECFJ,13L,-GY
Influence of cavitation phenomenon on characteristic curves of centrifugal
pwaps. P. 71
Academia Republicii Populare Romine. Daza de Cercetari Stiintifice,
Timisoara. STUDII SI CERCETARI STIINTIFICE. SFRIA STI-ME TKI~TICF.
Timisoara. (Journal on technical sciences issued 1:y the Scientific
Research Base in Timisoara, Rumanian AcaderW.)
vol. 4, no-, 1/2, 1957
Monthly U-st of East European Acessions (EEAI), LC, Vol. F. No. 3
March 1959, Unclass.

GYULAI F.
"Paralleling converging lines during the enlarf-ement.11 P. 41
KEF ES RANGrECIINIKIk (Optikai es Kinotechnikai Tudomanyus Eg-~Tsulet)
Budapest, Hungary, Vol. 5, No. 2, Apr. 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (LC, Vol. 6, No. 6, June
Uncl.
IFTFIT- P

GYUIAI, F.; ATITON, Viorica; ANGHEL, A.; D03INDA, V., ing.; CIOCIRIAN, C.
Station for the experimental research on axial pumps. Studii tehn
Timlsoara 9 no.1/2:153-161 Ja-Te 1162.
1. Secretar stiintific al Comitetul-ui de redactiet "3tudii si
cercetari,, Stiinte tebnice" Timiaoara - (for Dobinda).
I'VHI: 181111' F;F, TTII

GYUIAI, F.; POTENCZ) I.; CIOGIRLAN,, C.
Some optical and acoustic observations on the cavitation phenomexic-n
in axial pumps. Studii tehn Timisoara 9 no.1/2:37-42 Ja-Je 16-0.

GYIJIAI, F.
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wTesting pneilmatic and hydraulic machines" by A. Barglazan,
I* Anton, V, Anton., I. Preda. Reviewed by F. Gyulaio
Studii tehn Timisoara 7 no,3/1+:359-360 J1-D 160.

BARGLAZAN, Aurel, dr, ing. [deceased]; GYUIAI, F.; AVGHEL, A.
ijc~erifi4ntal research on the conduct of annular chamber in
centrifugal pumps. Studii tehn Timisoara 7 no.3/4:
ji-D 16o.
1. Membru corespondent al Academiei R.P.R. (for Barglazan).

nil cav L tit Lion clim-lic t,!T.j !7 ti'! (:ut-vos on Wi ng-blacin
pumpa. Cep It., no. 1:80-90 Rr
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Tirnis,),:-4 (ror Cyuni, Potencz,

GYULAT, Ferenc, dr,
Photography of' docorations. Kep linng I I no.2:62-3 of' cwj~!r Ap (,5.

SORA, Ion; VIORICA, Anton, conf. ing.; GYUL.11, Fraacisc, corif.
Ventilation of closed asynchronous engines corresponding to the
0.6-100 kw power range. Electrotehnica 12 no-4:121-124 Ap 164.
1. Chief Planning Engineer, "Electromotor" Plant, Ti,-..1soara Uor
Sora). 2. Chaj- of Hydraulic -"achines, `imisoal% Polytechnic
Institute kfor Crica, Gyulai).

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Literesting machines for phototechnic processes. Musz elet 15 no.16:1
Ag 160. (EEAI 10:1)
(Photograpby)

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.,:- GGYULA-I,_ _Ferenc,dr. .
Diaprojectors. Musz elet 16 no.8:1 Ap 161. (EEAI 10:9)
(Projectors)

GYMA!, Ferene, dr.
Removable magazine for Contarex and Contaf2ex cameras.
Kep hang 3 ro.1:3 of cover Ja '62.

f7fULTAI, Ferene, dl:
Bellows to the Exacta, Varex and Exa II cameras in
case of close focusing. Kep hang 8 no.1:16 Ja 162.

GYULAI, Forenc, dr.
AGFA REGISTRIER - COTRA (AGFA registering camera) .
Kep hang 8 no.1:18 Ja 162.