SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT IOFFE, V.I. - IOFFE, YE.F.

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IOFFE, V.I., prof,, red.; DAALI-BERG, I.I., red.; KHARASH, G.A.p tekha.
[Results of the control of diphteria in Leningrad)Opyt bDrIby
o difteriai v TAningrade. Leningrad, Medgis ~1962.
191 P.
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1. Chlea-korrespondent kkademii seditainakikh nauk SSSR (for
Ioffe).
(LENINGHAD--DIPHTZRIA)~~

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Study of imwmiplpgy in rhawtion, Vop, okj2, sAtf j dot,
7 5 13-9 my 162. (MIRA. 15: 6):
1, Is Instituta okeperimentallnoy meditaimrAMNSSSR.
(REEUMATIC FEVM)

IOFFE, V.I.; NOPYTOVSKAYA, L.P.
Role of the hypophysial-adrenal. system in:immologleal and
infectious processes. Vest.AMN SSSR 17 no'.5s.1,4-29 i'62.
'(MIRA 15110)
(PITUITARY BODY) (ADRENAL GLANDS) (INFECTION) (IMUNITY)

IOFPZs V.I.
Im=opathology as a problem in experimental ~nd olinical
medicine. Test. AMN WSR 18 no.110-13 1163 1~~1~~MMA IM)
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1, Institut eksperimentallnoymeditsivy MIN &IRSR*

.-OFFS ;_,STftIJKOII, A.I.; SF.U?V, V.V.; YHAY, L.
I- t_jj,
Experience with the wcperimental reproduction or a systemic
lesion of the connective tissue. Vest. 94N SM 18 no,nt
29-38 163 Wn 17 t7)'
1. Institut eksperJmentallmy ineditsiny A1411 SSSR j I goskowki7:
meditsinskly institat Imeni 1#14..geobanova.

,,IOFFE,7-VI ~OSIPOVA, Polina Vasiltyevrift;
ad#dr,
AlekBeyevna;'LIJR'*j~'I
Nina 1-3 ikolayevna; KOZLOVA, Hina
N.A. , red.
(Whooping cough; its microbiology, ipmiunolop-
,jv apitciftc
prevention) Kokliushj mikrobiologiiap in=.xojbg,',J&j
spetsificheskala profilaktika. (BYIV.1.1offe A dr.
Leningrad, Meditsina,, 1964. 2F2 p. (MIRA 18 1)

GINETSINSKIY, A.G. (deceased); ZAKS, M.G.; KRESTOSKAYA, T.V.;
SOKOIDVA, M.M.; KHAY, L.M,
Change in the hyaluronidase and hyaluronic acid~uyste,m in the
rabbit kidney in experimental interstitial nephritis. Biul. eksp.
biol. i med. 57 no.3:30-34 Mr 164.
(MIRA 17:11)
1. Institut evolyutsionnoy fiziologii (dir. - chlen-kprrespondent
AN SSSR G.M. Kreps) AN SSSR i Institut eksperimentallnoy meditainy
(dir. - deystvitellnvy chlen ANN SSSR prof. D.A. Birtnlkov) ANN
SSSR, Leningrad. 2. Chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR (for Ginetsinskiy).

BIRYUKOV, D.A.v prof., red.; IOFFE,,,:Kj., prof., red., N,7YFAXii,
., prof... red.; 01MOV, Yu.M., prof., red.-, bVE7UV,
S. A.
P.G., prof., red.; VAKHTIN, Tu.B., red.
(Problems of medical genetics] Problemy medit4i.nskoi ge-
netiki. Leningrad, Meditsinal 1965. 246 p,
(MIRA IS: 6)
1. Akademiya meditsinskikh nauk SWR, Moscow. Institnt
eksperimentalinoy meditsiny. 2. DeyntvitellzWy chlen
AMN SSSR (for Biryakov).

10. "It V.I. (Laningrad)
Problems of specific prevention of rheLzmatic fever In the light
of concepts of the etiology and immunology of disenea. Vest.
AMN SSSR 20 no.6s87-92 165. (141PA 18s9)

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"Soviet Electroacoustic Equipment,
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Reviews Soviet developmentof microphonei.and loud-
speakers in three periods: 1924 - 1930, 11930 to,
World.War II, and 1945 to present. Institutealre-
lopew ;his equip,", it, &r6 Tust
spoitsible for dove ent of i
of Radio-Broadcaiting Reception and Acoumtics~(I~PA);j
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In his constructions be timed :Ct~PVL r4irbilectrics,.
such an ammonia phosphate, besidesRocbelle salts.
Production or piezoelectric telephone$'L desiped un-
der direction of A. S. Sheyn) proved very pradticals
and they are now use v1tK 4irystal receivers.' in the
'IWA in postwar years P. Ye. Shifeilln., Te; K. Gorbu-
and Iofe des gae.d'
_R0 sortmen
of iamAeis of diffumor loud-speakers with powers fro& j
0.1 to 10 watts, electrodynanic telephone, and mean-
uring, condenser, dynamic, (gradient) ribbon ond 04Tro
(cardiod) ribbon microphones.

IOFFE, V. K.
"Intrinsic Noise of the Microphone#" Tr. Voss* no -to in-ta radioveshchat.
privema i akustiki,, No ls 1954
The intrinsic noise of a high-(pality aderophons delmnds on the emf
of electric fluctuations* For an induction microphone with intemal. resiv-
tance Ri and sensitivity level N.. the following equation-lo known for the
fluctuating voltage deterzrdning the level of equivalent acoustic microphonic
noise: a- -AP -40+1c~ 416, F- This equation does not take into con-
Bideration thi; fluStuation of loadingj, which affects the n*ise,Q by as much
as 3 d6.
RZhFizO No 3, 1955

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AUTHORSt Dneprovskayat I. A.* Levi tau P. I
TITLk;i Attenuation of sound in the atmosphere
PERIODICALs Akusticheakiy zhurnal# v. 0, no. 3, 1962, 301 307
TEXTt The excess attenuation tU of sound (200 - 2000 cps) in the atmoolhere
was determined from measurements in 7 different tractu~of land (above~and
near lakes) valleys',tptc)# The sound level at an altitude of 1.5 - 167 '11
above the &round was recorded objectively at the source (distance r -~5m);
0
and subjectively at the receiver (1-5 5 km), The exceas at(enuution(t
(in db/km) is equal to (H - 1; 0 20logr/r. )/r wheke. ~ is the moleou,lar,
attenuationg N is the sound level at r , N is the sound levol,at the
0 0
distance r f rom- the- source r.- *.-de pen d a- on the season of~,the year, on the
time of the day, on the type of surface, on the distarce from the source,
and on the frequency. its valu; generally increases with frequency. The
presenc4 of an acoustic shade increased di naturally to t1wicetits normal
amount. The results were-not uniform and often contradictory. For more
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Attenuation of sound in the... B108/B104
accurate results, more statistical data would be required. J'here are,
7 figures.,
ASSOCIATION; Gosudarstvennyy coyuznyy n.-i. institut radioveshcliatellnoLo
pr4rema;i akustiki im. A. S. Popova Leningrad (8.,tate All-Union
Scientific Research Institute of Radiobroadcasting Reception
and Acoustics imehi A. S4 Popovo Leningrad)
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Fiziki, Vol 31 No 4 (10), Oct 56, PP 583-595
Dispersion relations have been derived for the following cases:
non-
,scattering of -A-mesons on nucleons, including scattering into small
vanishing angles; photoproduction of 7t-mesons on nucleons and iicattering~ 1:~~
of nucleons and antinucleons by nucleons.
"The method of obtaining the disperislon relationsAs based. on 1
on
.4be assumption: the impossibility of propagation of signalsvj.th speed
~4*eater than the speed of light. In all other Instance$, assiumpti
~mtde for the sake of convenience and could be replaced by other ar
not using the concept of an S-matrix in its present form,"
The problem as to whether the microcausality requirement is a ne
c e ~ij.
condition for validity of the dispersion relations~is discussed,
Pary
Is- --ibicriM -tbkt for: certiln - t -ei'. of ~*161aiivn of caWsikllty. 1446 Ais" 1!
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relations still hold.
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to be in contradiction with the dispersion relations,:it wIll indicatel,'
that propagation of signals with speeds greater than the speed of llgh~~
takes place at small separations. At the same time, agreement of expeirl-
-weents-I data with the dispersion relations cannot eliminate-violations 411-11
ca=a1ity at small separations, and propagation of the int"S?-~tion be
tvol: points lying not inside a light cone but inside *~hyperboloid app6
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/340?
-18 1,3)
SoveshchAniye po primenonlyu rodkozemelInykil elementov,dlya
ultichsh*n1ya fiziko-mekbanicheakikh avoystv kopstruktalonnykh I
spetsfalinykh staley I splavov
Redkoze%el Inyye elementy v stalyakh I splavakhj *QY so0VaBhchM*.. i.
(Rare Earth Elements In Steele and Alloys; Tvaniactl*ns of a
Confe~rence on the Use of -Rare Earth Elements To Improve the Physi-
cal an'd 14echanical Properties of Structural and Special Steele
and Alloys) Moscow, Metallurgizdat, 1959. 246 p. 2'rrata slip
Inserted. 3,150 copies printed,
Ed.: A. A. Prozhogin; Ed. of Publishing House; A. L. Ozeretskayi;
Tech. Ed.; P. 0. Islentlyeva.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineerep technicians and
scientists engaged in the metallurgy of heavy and nonferrous
metals, and may be used by students of higher educational .
schools, who are specializing in the metallurgical science of
these metals.
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Ratio Earth Elerents (Cont.) SOV/3402
COVERA01j., The collection containo 14.artioles which give general.
results of investigations and uses of rare o4rth's as alloying~
components In steels and 61loys. The influence of rare earth
additives in improving the technical properties of structural,
fire-resistant and other steels and alloys is also described.
Figures, tables and references (mostly Soviet) accompiny each
article. No pqrsonalities are mentioned.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Kagan, B. I., Candidate of Economical Sciences, Inst1tut m1nero-
lpgil, gookhimii i kristallokhtmii redkikh elemont:v
Nx1SSSR
(Znstltute for Mineralogyp Geochemistry and ChemIc Crystallm-
graphy or Rare EArth 'Elements, AS USSR),o The State of. Rare, ft-rus
Production and thi Trend In Its Development (According.to nori-
Soviet Literature 0, 5
Yeremichev, V. V., Engineer, Candidate of Chemical Sdionces;
X. M. Nikolayev; and P. Kuzlmina, Engineer# Methods of Do-
termining Small Amou4s. of flar6 gartho In Steels 26

Rare Earth Elements (Cont.) SOV/3402
V. P. Terekhov~
Savitskly, Ye. M., Doctor of Chemical Sciences,
Candidate of Technical Sciences$ and V. A. Tsikalov, Engineer
A
Investigation of the Physicochemical Interaction of Rare Eart
Metals With Iron and Steel 31
Reznikova, S. Ya., Enginearo Effect of Rare Earths on the
Sulfur and Oxygen Contents of Molten Steel and the State of
Sulfur In Solid Steel 50
Kultygin, V. S. Engineerv Dependency of the Mechanical
Proportion of Structural Steel 37KhN3A on Reducing $gents
and Methods of Extraction 77
Gulyayev, B. B., Doctor of Technical Scienceo; LA. Shapranov,
Candidate of Technical.Sciences; 0.. X. Magnitskly, Candidate
of Technteal Sciences; and Z'. D. Nevzorova, Ingin*er-' Influence
of Rare Earths on the Crystallization and Mechanic'61 Properties
of Cast Steel 92
Vorbolfsk~ya, Ye. D., Engineerl I. V. Isakov, Enkineer; and
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Rare Earth Elements (Cont.) SOV/3402
A. Ye. J~hlebnlkov, Doctor of Technical Sciencese ThwEffect
for
of Cerium Additives on the Properties of Cr-NI-Mo Stewl
.
Zhaped Steel Casting 118
Golldshtayn, Ya. Ye., Candidate of Technical Sciences, and
D. Zhizhakina, Engin6eiN The Effect of Ceriui~ on the
0
.
Structure and Properties of Cast and Forged Stool 1~0
Kopp, L.- P., Candidate of Technical Sciencess and
0. K. Petukhov, Candidate of Technical Sciencese Stuoy of
the Effect of Rare Earths on the Physicomechanidal froper-
ties of Or-Ni-Mo Steel 155
Studnits, M. A., Candidate of Technical Sciences;
Yu. K. Konov, Engineer; and A. I. Sokolikovo Eilgineer.,
The Influepce of Rare Earths on the Nature of Fractqre
'
183
of Steel
and-the Structure and Properties
Danilova, G. P., Candidate of Technical Selences;
Milltsev, Doctor of Technical Science's; M41, P00javko,
V
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Rare Earto Elements (Cont.) SOV/3402
Candidate of Technical Sciencei, Additives for Welding
Titanium Alloys 196
loffeo,_V. M., Candidate of Technical Sciences, and V.M. Burov,
9WRIWieri Blectrochentical Method of Producing Hibeh Metal- -
Magnes$um Alloys foi, Modified Cast Iron 204
Kopp, JL. ?.,,Candidate of Technical Sciences; L,N. Sh1g1d1na,
Engineer; and 0. D. Sudakova. The Problems of Causes for the
LOW Plasticity of-Kh23N18-Type Steel at High Temperature and
Possibilities of Improving This Condition With Rare Earths 211
Neymark,-V. Ye., Candidate of Physical and Mathematical
Sciences. Investigation of the Mechanism of Modification In
metals 231
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AUTHORS: Ioffe, V. M., Burov, V. M., Shkollnikov, E, M., Bondarenko, L'. 0.0
__ZMffa-ro-V-,--7-. A., Chichagova, N. P,
TIM: Cerium modifiers for obtaining cast iron with spherical graphite
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal'Metallurgiya, no, 11,1961,3, abstract 1119
(V sb. "Polucheniye izdeliy iz zhidk. met. 8 uskoren. kri*talli-
zatsiyey". Moscow - Kiyev, Mashgiz, 1961, i47-149)
TEG; The conditions were olarified under which A Is pbasIble to;"e for
modifying aCe alloy instead of MS. In using the Ce alloy, it'can be fed1nto
the ladle directly while filling it with the crude iron. The necessity for the
high-temperature heating up of the crude iron and Pf usitg an autoclave w4
cryolite drops out. It was established that, Fe-Ce allay,with 5Kg is suit-
able for use under steel-plant conditions. 25 experiments were carried out in
modifying crude iron with Ce. An alloy of Zr (011M6 [FTsm6]) :was introduced into
the ladle in the quantity of 0.27 - 0.28 % of the weight of the crude iron. it
was established that alloys of Fe-Ce with 5 - 8% Mg make it possible to modify
the crude iron directly in the ladle without any protective devices, and the
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Cerium modifiers for obtaining ... Wo/Aim
crude Iron undergoing modification by a Ce alloy should not contain > 0.03% S,
so that the casting be pure and have no nonmetallicimpurities - modificablon
products. The microstruoture.and the characteristics of Mg- and Ce-crude,frons
are practically the same.
A, Savellyeva
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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V. M.
Certain problem involved in the calculatib CIAO C!~UA,-*
of Apo
no-04:55-57.163*
(IM 1644)
(Plaotiom industry-~Imuce)

im?np V. M. (Kamm I
Hazard of high-frequency currents and protectivs meam=es in
industry;-frcm records of the International Scie'ntifiaCce-
ference of Representatives of Industrial Ilygien1b ThAitutea
of Socialist Countriemrp held In Moscow on Oc"r 1"1,1961.
V.M.Ioffe. Kaw. med. zhur no.107-98 Ja-F"61 (MIRA 3.6all)

7 ;7
C tOf the S truc, tur of Cable Insulat-
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Upon Its Dielectrir~ Constant," V. it.
e.. Ene?-7 S el Res Inst of the Cable Ind
stvo" No !I, -pp 40s-44
tha A ~ee~n t.. bi~~
tV*fj"1 ValusE of the dielee const of cable in-
mul-a-,ing, 7,,,aper obtained and
thbss ~:alcd from the generally accepted formalKa. i
Zerive:5 formulas for the dielec coast which
,take into consideration the capillary canalsl~
perpendicular to the surface of the-paper. Those
formulas give values for the dielec const wbieb
Wee quantitatively with expt. Shows that the,'
structure of insulating paper affects its dielec
donst. Sub=itted 30 Mar 51.
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VOINOV$ 3.0,1 FAL.MVIKOV, Yo.j.; TOPILISKlyt 11N.; BOTMOVII, 0,5,.;
V,G, V.P.; KUSOY, '.F~; SHALIM A,-G.;
Developing a procedur4 for the maldng of limestone AAd alvmina
semifinished products for the preparation of optbatia slag.
Stall 22 no&2:12&132 F 1629 (MM 15:2)
(S3A9)
(Zleatric furmose)

AUTHORSs Zayohikova, L.B., Lutchenko, H. H. #Ioffes V-Pot 32-8~-7/61
TITLEs The Complexometric Determination of h Lead Content in Lead
Concentrations (Kompleksometrichoskoye oprodeleniye syintsa Y
avintsovykh kantaontnt4&)
PERIODICALt Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1957, Vol- 2*3,, Yr 8, pp. 91o-911,(USSR)
ABSTRLCTs For detorminingthe lead contont in lead concentrations the al-
ready known method of complex titration at.ter previous aliaina-
tion of lead-ooncomitant elements according to the sulfate method
is employed. It is known that lead conoentratte-often contain va-
rious additions in considerable quayititiont up to 26% silicic
acid, up to 30% pyrite, up to 15% of thcoxides of,calcium, cop-
per, aluminum *to. and nearly always also barium in the form of
baryte. By treatmont of the samplo,,with,'eulfuric acid the lead
is separated from the majority ofthe o ther elements with the
exception of barium and caloium,.If they.are pros ,#at in certain
quantities which exceed the..soluVility.:)f their sulfates in-the
solution to be invostigat*d. Therefore o& precisolAnv4stigation
has to be made of the influence of the barium and calcium con-
tent on the complozom*tric determination. IAccbrdlng,to *xisting
data barium reduces the r*sulta'4ue to the formation of.amMOni-
um acetate which is difficult t~o dissolve. Calcium, however$-in-
creases the results. Up to 2% the baryto content is of no influ-
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The Complexometric Determination of the Lead Content in Lead Concen-
trations.
can, however, be avoided by filtering away baryte together with
the insoluble companion after the action of nitric and hy&rochlo-
ric acid. CaO content up to 16% is not distubing, since such
quantities of caloi=aulfate dissolve and do not come tnto the
titration solution. It was also found that the content of 7 9
sodium- or ammonium-acetate in volumes,of from 9o to loo ml ex-
erts no disturbing influence. Temperature variations between
2o-350 C in the titration solution exert no influence on the re-
sults. Two analyAle processes (on a barium content up to 2% and
a higher barium content) are described here. There are 1 table
and 2 references.
AGMAMTIORt.State Scientific Research Institute for Ferrous Uetals~(Gosu-
dar2tvennyy nauohno-iaeledovateeskiy institut tsvetnjvkh metallov)
AVAILABLEt Library of Congress
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SOV/137-58-8-18104
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr8, p270(IjSSR)
AUTHORS: Gurl yev, S. D. , Zaychikova, L. G. , laffe,. V. P.;' arayevlli N. F.
j
Lutchenko, N. N.
TITLE: Increasing the Precision of the Methods of Determination of Li6ad
in Lead Concentrates (Utochneniye metodiov opriedeleniya svintsa
v svintsovykh kontsentratakh)
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauchn. tr. Gos. n. -i. in-t tsvetn.. met, L958, Nr l4,
pp 9-20
ABSTRACT: The results of experiments in the studs, of th~ effect of: Ba,
Ca, S'02, and S04 impurities on the determination of large
quantities of Pb in Pb concentrates are described. The optimum
analytical conditions are described. Methods for the determina-
tion of Pb by the molybdate method in Pb concentrates contain-
ing < 30/6 of barite, also the determination of Pb by the chromate
method with < 470 S04 in the concentrate are adduced.
1. Lead ores-Impurities 2. Lead-Date.imination P. K.
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal . Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 12, p 7:(USSRI)
AUTHORS: Gurlyev, S. D., Ioffe, V. P.
TITLE: Behavior of Fluorine in the Roasting of Fluor.ite (Fluorspar) Pove-
dcniyc ftora pri obzhige flyuorita (plavikovogo shpgata)
PERIODICAL: Sb- nauchn. tr. Gos. n.-2. in-t tsvetn. met., 1958, N r I It i J)p 58-
.60
ABSTRACT: In order to clarify the behavior of F during the roasting of sarriple's of
Zn concentrate, fluorite is roasted in a mixti~re wi 'th sphalerite. The
result of the experiments performed makes evident that even 2 ho!irs
of roasting of a fluorite and sphalerite mixture at 60.00 C does not:en-
sure complete combustion of S and that substantial F losses occur:
even at 7000. F losses at lower temperature, inay:~be due to a high
concentration of S02 produced in the roasting of th.e splialeritq:- This
causes partial decomposition of the fluorite, resulting in convi:~rsi on
of a portion of the fluorite F into volatile HZ 1.- 2* The results of a -
series of experiments showed F losses to occur af a lower tempera-
Card 1/2 ture (500-6000). To oxidize sulfide S in the determination of F in

SOV/l 37-58-8- 18107
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Iqr 8, p Z71 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Gur'yev, S.D. , loffe, V.P.
TITLE: Photocolorim'etric M~ethod ~oe germination of Fluorine in Zinc
Concentrates and Electrolytes With the Use of Thorium-a lizarin
Lacquer (Fotokolorimetricheskiy nictod opredeleniya fto.rtlt v
t.sinkovykh kontsentratakh i elektrolitakh is primenenlyern
toriy-alizarinovogo laka)
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauchn. tr. Gos. n. -i. in-t tsvetn.' met. , 1958, Nr 14,
pp 61-66
ABSTRACT: The method is based on the discoloration of. alizarin re:a
lacquer by the combined action of Th an&F-. To determine F
in Zn concentrates, 0. 5-1 g of the specimen is fused with:'i
Na2O?. The cooled melt is leached out with 30 cc of wat 'er,;
the.solution with the precipitate is transferred into a distdia-
tion flask, 0. 1 - 0. 2 g of quartz and several drops of phenol-
phthalein are added, then from a dropping funnel 1:1 H?SO4
is added, and finally concentrated H2SO4 so that its conderitra-
tion would become 1:1. Then S'F4 is diitilled off at 140 - 1600C.
100 cc of the distillate are collected, it is neutralized with
Card 1/2 NaOH solution to phenolphthalein and evaporated to a volume of

SOV/137-58-8-18107
Photocolorimetric Method of Determination of Fluorine (cont.)
20 - 40 cc. After filtering the solution is transferred :into a 50-cc flask wh~,ch
is then filled to the mark with water. 1 - 5-cc aliquot portions are transferred
into 50-cc graduates, and diluted with water to 30 - 40 cc, 5 cc of alizarin red
indicator and one drop of 0. 3N HNO are added, and the graduate is.filled up
to the mark with water. After this ~ cc of Th reagent are added and aft.e~;r 30'min-
utes the solutions are measured for optical density on the FtK-M type photo,-
colorimeter using a green filter. The reading is taken on the left-hand drum and
the F content is determined on the calibration curve. The contents of F,in
electrolytes is determined by the same method.
V.1 N.

GURIIEVI S.D.; ICFFE, V.P..
Photocolorimetria determination of bismuth in tungsb3n
conceutrates, Sbore nauch, trud, Gintsvetmeta,uoilS.:41-44 161;
(KIRA 16.-7).
(Bismutb-4ualpis) (Tungsten-Analysis)

IOFFEY V.P.
Determining iron in thallilm and imam concentrates. Sbor.
nauch. trud. antsvetnete, no.19&736-739 162. l(KMA 1647)

IffnIV.S. (Kookva)
A case of obronic gastric torsion. Klin. med. 41 no,&2tl29-130
F163 (MIRA 1793)
1. Iz kafedry propedevtichaskoy terapii ( zav. - d6yaWitelt-
nyy ohlen AMN WSR prof. V.Kh. Vamilenku) I Homkoviftgo ordena,
Lanina meditsinskogo institata iwmi LM, Sedhenova.

137-58-5-!87711
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurglya, 1958,~ Nr 5, p 6 (65S'*
AUTHORS: loffe, V. Ye. , Kissin, D. A. ,Stanishevskiy, B. A.
TITLE: Grinding of Coke Fines and Limestone to 3:-- 0 rn rn Partic le Size
for the Purposes of Producing Sinter ChArge (Drobleniy'e:' kok-
sika i izvestnyaka do razmera 3-0 mm dlya 11glome rats io'nnoy
shikhty)
PERIODICAL: Byul. nauchno-tekhn. inform. Mr. ri. - i. In-t metalloY, 1957,
Nr 3, pp 10-21
ABSTRACT: Operational conditions of grinding equipment employed at;the
sinter shop of the "Zaporozhstall 11 plant for grinding of, coke.'
fines and limestone were investigated, i1h orde.r to establish op-
fimal grinding regimens which would yield a. g 'round product' of
the required quality with the greatest possible: output. ! When em-
ploying four-roller grinders of the NKMZ type to obtain' ground
coke dust containing at least.93 percent of 3-0 mm particlep, it
is imperative that the rollers be turned every third day, 'th
springs be systematically Ughterted, and thl: productivity of the
grinding unit be adjusted to a rate of 13-14 t4r; the c6ke, fines,
Card 1/2 being ground is not to contain particles exceeding 26 mm. Ham-

137-58-5-8771
drinding of Coke Fines and Limestone (cont.
mer-type crushers are best suited for the grinding of time stone in sinter
shops. To ensure an output of approximately 100 t/hr of product containing
at least 92-94 percent of 3-Omm particles from hammer-type crushers of the
MO type with a diameter 1450xIZ30 mm, it is essential thatlevery crusher be
equipped with four sifters, that at least 140 solid cast hammers of steel 013L
be used, and that the crushers be reversed systematically; the hammers must
be replaced once every ten days.
'A.Sh.
1. Sintering--Materials 2. Coke--Applications 3. Calcite--Applicatiphs
4. Sintering plants--Equipment
Card 2/2

SrOV/133-58-10-2/32
AtTTHOW: Kissin, D.A. ' Ioffe V.Ye., Staniobeyaklyt B.A. and
1,7 f ' " - ~-_
Karpusbinskiy
TITM. Pre-heating of Sinter Mix in Mixime, DrUms (Podogrev
aglomeratsionnoy shikhty Y smesitelInfth barabanakh)
PERIODICAL: Stall'. 1958, Nr 10, pp 86? - 869 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: By increasing the initA.&I temperatture of the sinter mix,
its overwetting can be either dec:vease(l or completely
prevented, thus increasing its gas permeability!and there-
for increasing tLe output of siater. The effect is more
pronou.meed with finer particle siZo ot the 6inter-42ix
components. la 195?, pre-heating'of -the sinter~mix in
the mixing drum waz introdu~~ed on the works. Gas burners
for coke-oven gaa and compressed air were placed ia the
mixing drum following the wetting zon~j (see figure); the
removal& of the ccmbustion products was obtain6d b natural
draught caused..'by a chimney of & throughput capacity of
9 -- 11 000 0/h. Obaer-rations of the plant operst ion
without and with pre-teating of the mix indicated that
bi ink-re8sing rhe i"Itial tempexature, Qf the mix ztrom
28 33 0 to 48 49 C~C, the output iucre&sed:by;3.5%-
Card 1/2

Pr~-he~.-ting of Sinter Mix in ]Lix-.,.ng Drums SOV/1313-58-10-2/31
The plant was producing fluxed sinter,of a,.CsO/SiO 2' Xatio
of 0.9. It is pointed out that a yearly e0onomy of,
1 350 000 roubles was obtained. This,;could be further
improved by applying cheaper fuel and improvin
'e; the thermal
efficiendy of the installation (at present~40~6).
There are 1 figure and 3 Soviet references4
ASSOCIATION: Zavod "Zaporozhstall" (Zaporozho,tall Works)
Card 2/2

POBUDONNSKIT, I-M-, ARTEWTV. S.A.. V4RSRAVSXIY, D.Y., 10m, T.T9.
ZRIGIR, S.M.. SOBXIN. I.B.
Incidence. causes. and features of the clinical course of gonorrhea
reinfection In sales [with summary In Inglishlo' Voitodem, ivem.,
32 no.3o.42-" MY-Je 158 1117.)
1e Is otdola gonorel (savo - prof, 1,M* Porm4oulnek1r) TSentralln6go
nsmahm-Isele4ovatol'skogo kothno-vanerologIchaskop Instituts
(direktor - kand.md,usuk N.M. Turanov) Minieterst*,a sdravookhranonlya
RMR. 2. Tgemtrallan.kashoo-yonerologialisokly Wtitut
(for Artemlyev). 3. 4-Y Mookovskly koshno-vinerologichookly
dispanser (for Varshynkly), A, 2-y Moskovokly koshzo-venerologlabeekly
dispansere 5. Ob"yedinenWa poliklinika Hinisteretva putey
sodbahchenlym (for Sobk1u),
(GOYMMA,
reinfoot., Incidence & clin. courso.(%u))

LISENKOt-I.S KISSIN, -D.A.;-IOFFE, V.Ye.L NOVIKOV,
Rxperimental sintering vith a parial substitution of coke breeze
Biul,TSIICHM no,4:36-37 161, (KMA 14:3.0)
1, Zavod RZ rozhotall".
4P0
(Sintering) (Coke)

USSR / Human and Animal Morphology (Normal and Patho- S-4
logical). Nervous System.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 17, 1958, q9064.
Author : Magrupov, As I., Ioffe, Vo Yua, Mirzamukhamedov,
M. A.
Inst :Not given.
Title :General Charaoteristio,of the Pathogonosis,
Clinical Course and Pathomorphology of a unique
Form of Toxic Encephalitis.
Orig Pub: Sb. nauohn. tr. Samarkandsk. med. in-ta, 1955,
100 5-11.
Abstract: No abstract.
Card 1/1
27

v
uracnra Phamiacolor;" tAnd Toricolowy. Tai,-.Tcoloj~y.
Foisonous Plants
AP13. J0111R.
t
IMHO Iof f 7. Yu.
TIME t On the Problen of the of PoisomLnp
by Tvichodenina ~ncamm DO
ncts. niha~rooklur. Uzbe~~Aztluna 1 55 No
7
ITO rbSt-rn(,,t
lard:

IOM. V.Ytt., prof. zaaluzhennyy dOYAtOl' naukio, 1AGMID(AlOolt.
---------- -
Black's test in diagnosing' cancerous diseases* Vradh.delo no.94969
S158 (mm IWO
le rafedra gospitallnoy terapii Samorkandskogo maditainakogo
instituta;
(OANM)

1CM. V.Yu.; IMAKULIYEV, B.1h.
.Ascorbic acid metabolism in normal subjects OV00*4 to hot 011mati
[with summary in llnglishl* Top-pit* 17 n0,637-40 N-D 15A#~ ,
04IRA 1~: 2)~~
1. Is kafedry gospitallnoy terapii (say. - laslushowa7 advat-01,
nanki prof. V*Tu. loffe) Samarkandskogo meditainatogo Instituba Ila.
akad. LP# Pavlova.
OUT, effeetso
on vitamin 0 metab. (Rum))
(VITAMIN 0, metabo
off . of heat (fts))

IOFFE.9 V.yu., prof.; GI"WIYANp A.N.s OW.mod.*Auk
Therapeutic value of the now preparation nitranal. Mod. zhur. Uzb.
no.6-.40-42 Je 160a (MIR& 15-i2)
1. Iz kafedry gospitallnoy terapil Sama kan go gosudarotvemo .go
meditainakogo instituta, imeni LP Pavlovas
(NITIWIOL)

IOFFE, V.Yu.; GAR&IIYAN,, A*N* .1 1 - ~~ttt~,J~-x,;..-
~
Therapeutic value of nitranol. Khim. I med. no.l6sZr-.29 161.
(WRA 17t 8)

IOFFE, V,Yu., prof,
Functional state of the pancreas in some diseases of the Inter-
.63
nal organs. Rauch. trudy SamMI 23s64-69 (KIIU 17 13)
1. TZ kliniki goopitallnoy terapii Samarkandskogo meditalnekogol
instituta.

The.main economic problem of the USSh. Moskva, Gosplanizdat. 1939. 81 p. (43-35516)
HC335.J558-
1. Rus!Aa - Econ. condit. 1918- 2. hussia Com.

Abramov'ch
Economic competJ Lion of Oocialism and capitalitm; statistical diiita 1~01. propaE~Zind!~-bs.
(I'Loskova) Goss, izd-vo polit. lit-r-
y, 1939. 118 P. (51-4691h)
HC57.j63
1. Eco:~ordc conditions 1918-1945. 2. Russia Econ. condito -1916-1945.

I I 1 91111 111HUT191
JUFFE - YA'I%-o-v- --A br A mov- I ch ---- -- --- --- - -- - - ---- --
The planninE of industrial production. Moskva, Gosplanizdat, 1948. 1419 p.
(50-27595)
T56-j56
1. Industrial management - Russia.

?ygra _!MZNNSOV, P.V., red.; PONOKUMA, A.A., tokbn.red.
IMV~j Lek -xi
j 9
(The U.S.S.R. will overtake and surpass the United Sta~es In
economic comj*titionj 681SR dogonit i peregotit Whi V ekonomi-
cheskom sorevnovaniio Moskva, Gooplanisdat, 1959. 6~ P.
(MIRA 12:8)
(Russia-Iconomic conditions)
(United States-4conomin conditions)

5(17
AMORS1 Vol'fkovioht S. T., TUrOWZt F- V-t $0/64-59-2-5/23
roffet.ya. A.9 Loving A. U.
TITLE: Prospects of the Production and Application d X-ineral F~wtilisers
in East Siberia (Perspektivy proizv6detva:iprimenenlya
minerallnykh udobreniy v Vostoobnoy Sibi#)
PERIODICALs Kbimicheskaya promyshlonnost', 1959, Nr 20 py 112-115 (USSR)
AMMM if all seed areas in East Siberia (73); 1wire to,
,be oupplied:with
mineral fertilizers (UP) in ths normal do."O",; ayearly smoomf
of 40WW T of N atid'5140W T of IK20 ould be
2, 426M T of P 0 IF
2
necessary. Data.concerning this sulilloat ~ublidbed by the sovot PO
izacheniyu proizvoditellnykh oil pri AN SMSR CSOPS) (Counoil for
the Study of Productive Forces at the AS,VSSR;':(SOPS)ar%g,lower
because woods and meadows were not taken intolaccount. With respect
to the industrial development in (MI for lhe~ooming 7-Myeaxo a
yearly amount of 60000 T of N., 100000 T tkf P4 , and 6= T'of
2 5
K20 would be necessary for a systmatic supply 'and according 'to
pre-calculations for the year 1975 (for,:660000:0 hectares).
20M T of 14.1 211000 T of P 0and 1$0000 T of 1120. The
Card 113 .2 5P

Prospects of the Production and Application of Mineral. SOV64-59-2-5/0
Pertilizers in East Siberia
assortment of the (UP) ahould consist mainly of 4oiacentrated CNF)
in order to reduce transportation costs. The high -percentage of
tiansportation. costs in the price of simple superphosphate is
illustrated in a table for 3 works of fertilizers .(T4Lble). Devildoe
ammoni= nitratei 'urea (with 4011 )An anlaportant UP as well an
2
the combined nitrogen-phosphorno-potambita,fsrtiiisers are an
important branch of produationj in this con;nectlon.nitrio-acid
treatment of phosphates to nitrophos and'dtrophoska is of special
interest. For the development of.a phosphor6v fertilizer industry
by extraction of phosphoric acid from nitiirrd phosphates onIT
the remote Norillsk complies-with,tho corresponding prerequisites.
The following deposits are taken into consideration for the
production of HP in Ws The problem of-exploitation of the gypsum
deposits in the Irkutsk aid other &rain has still to be
investigated. The phosphorite deposits at the Wang&, the &rea of
-the tributary of the Toni aya TuWaka (Ref 1), which
are already being exploited, to well as thwarests .~ersr Slyudanka
and on the Lake Bsykalp -the phdaphorits deposits between -the
Card 2/3 Angara-Ili district and the Bratsk Elecitria-power Statio~ ad well

Prospects of the Production and Application of Mineral., SOV/64-59-2-5/23
Fertilizers in East Siberia
as the biggest phosphorite deposits of Dibl* *ad-Kart Tadi"ne!
three power plants in Bratsk, Krasnopwiki~rmd'i~nineyok.arig,,,
regarded as the basis of the productioapf.moncentrated fertilizers
from eleotrotbarmal phosphoric &aid, the.c"city of wM6h is,
ooinputed. Potassium fertilizers will not belprodiiceid in 33 before
1965, they will be supplied from Berexniki *ad ftlikmmsk.-Borine
fertilizers may be produced from the K,Ar&'Ti.4 pbov;horites
containing 36% P205. and 7-8%
R3B03' Adoordi~g to 46pproxim&t
calculations, capital investment for a comyl te V
a OU ply of HS with
nitrogen- and phosphorus fertilizers will b4 appr6ximatelY 4 billion
rubles. If potassium and phosphorus prospe .olting proven '*o be
successful and the nemsery industry mill be built up in ES, ihe
total aum of capital investment will rise t6-&'bout 5,2 billion
rubles. There are-1 table and 4 Soviet %~Ofersncsia,
Card 3/3

ra.G., doktor ekon.natk; TIMISKIT, K,A,, k9ndmkon,aatLkj
OWROVSKITj A.0.0 kand.okon.nauk; .1111VSHITS, 1,&, doktor akon.nat*;
CHUGWOTv 13*199 kand*ekononauk; SHCKIM. N.A., k)qnd.e)wa.n'8Uk;
URANKIN, T.T., kand.ekon.nauk; RVZHNMID, Sh.Lav
kand.okon.nau ; XOBMTHT, A,H., doktor ekon.usmk; OPATSKIY, L.Y.,
doktor ekon,nauk; TASTLOUT, N.Y,, doktor ekon. 'nauk;,RUDMO, CANN
kand.okon.nauk; BTSMOZOROT. A.S.9 kand.geogrossuk; 1010TA. U*L5
kznd.ekon*nauk-. KRUTIXOT, IOP.0 kand.geogr.naut-, MWIMMATAs V.S.40g;
red.izd-va; MMCHENKO. G.N., tekhn.red.
[Special featurts and factors In the distribution of-branches ok
the national economy of the U.S.S.R.] Osoba=6'sti i'faktory
raxwehaheniia otraslai naradnogo khosisistys SM. !Xaskva, 1960.
692 p. (MM 14:3)
1. Akademiya, nauk WSRe Institut ekonomiki.
(Hoonomio xoning)

OMMTKOt VJ I IOPPE la,A.j OBOTAX=v X.P.; BRYWVp P.N.0 KUDAOVt V.M.1 SAM-
BORS;dit-W.".-riosigov, V-0-1 IXMAMY, P.P,; WflKTWp~N.N.j 13PSI
L,Ya.1 YAK084 A.A.;* BUNWO 4.A.j- BOGWOURI O.TOj POIATAIEVp U.N.f
ZAGLADMt S.M,; SOBAM38KMP',- VO'I.1 NIXOLAW# D.Not redol PWPUWA
A.A.9 tekb3m. red.
EUnited Staton in loosin the economic Oomp6titioul SSU proigr~vaut
okonomiobealcoo aorevnovanies Moskyaq led-vo Wran, 6L
295 pe
1. Moscow. Nauobn6-iesliidolo.+Al'W*'4koaftubowdy~, Izatitut. 2,10 actrA-
nW Nauohno-isoledovatellikago"4k*nbidobo$W 0 instituta Oonkommi-
sovets. &SM (for -aU oxaspt'l llk6l#*vv PbiWnvwm)
(UnItAdistate"06abldo 00nutlusY
(Rusal"conmia conditl*m)

1OFi'E,-Ya.A-.f; NIKONOVA, I.I.; CIMRTKO, V.P.; NAYDMIOV, G.N.; ZININt
B.N.; NOCHEMNA, L.P.; NESTEROV, L.I.; XISTMUV, N.I.;
KUDROV, V.M.; FAK, G.V., red.; PONCVAMAi-A4dj, tekbn. red.
(Structural changes in the industries of the United~States,,
Great Britain and German Federal Republic In the postuar
year]Strukturnyo imneneniia v promyshlennosti MMA,'Ang3ii i
FRR vpoolevoemiye gody. Moskvap Mconomizdatj 1962.~ 417 p.
(MM 15: 10)
1. Moscow, Hauchno-issledovatellakiy ekonomicbipokiy irotitut.
(United States-Industriao) (Great DritaiA-Induotriea)
(Germaxv, West-Industries)

IOFFBO Ya,A,; ISUPOV, V.T.1- POKATAYEV, Yu.N.; FODWRNOVA~ V.t
MUMIN, Yu., tekhn, red.
(Socialist and capitalist countries In figuron; a.brief
statistical reference book) Strany aotBiali7~sla I kvita-
lizma v tsifrakh; kratkii statisticheskil, sgavochnik.
Monkvaj Politizdat) 1963. 207 p. WRA 1731)

MUnSHWO B.K., kwid.mednauki IOFMA-~
phonocardiography. rop.pat.krovi i krovoobr. 'no.6t/A-59 s6i.l.
(MM i613)

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S/019/61/000/018/024/073
A152/AI26.
AUTHORSs Voznesenakiy, I.A.; Artemenko, Ye.P.j Ioffe, Ya.I., YakovlevA
TITLEz Telescopic mast
FERIODICAL: Byulletent izobreteniy, no. 18, 1961, 22 - 23
TM(Ts Class 21&4, 660,. 141186 (661297/26 of March 31, 1�60)4 1) A is-
lescopic mast for rigging up antennas and other devices, provided withaLlifting
mechanism incorporating a reducing gear, the distinctive feature.of which con-
sists in that, for the purpose of increasing the operational reliability of the
lifting mechanism, especially under complex meteorological conditions, the lift-
ing mechanism is made in the form of a worm, which is connected with the reduc-
ing gear and installed inside the fixed lower section of the mast; the lower
part of each mast section contains discs with nuta (vd2ich are screwed on or off
the worm when the mast is being mounted or dismounted, ralsed or:lowered) and
an, automatic look in the form of a.block which can be shifted so as to automa-
ng link on the
tically connect the ends of the mast sections through a connecti
upper part of each section. 2) Tn order to increase the reliability of as^.:tIon
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Telescopic mast A152/A126.
connection, as described above, the looks are made in the form of a head with
cams situated in the annular grooves of a clutch, and connected with the mant
sections.
Card 2/2

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30,071
S/148/62/OdP/005/009/oO9
Recording the process Of to** E'193/E383
stand in which the toot piece can be rigidly hold, the spring-
loaded probe being housed in a probe-holdor which.is mounted
in a carriage, free to move along and 'across It.he a.urface of the'
test piece, pFovision also having been made for rotgting the
probo-holder,(around its vertical axis) through 180 . The
position of the probe relative to the centre line of the wold-
is determined with the aid o~ linear scales and a protr'actort
The second unit comprises the defectoscope and a photocameral
the latter being.rigidly connected to the former to,facilitate
focusing. The photocarnera Is provided with an attachment (4
frame, transparent visually, opaque emulsion-vrise,*with a
vertical slot in the middle) with the aid of which a photo$raph
of adintegrated oscillogram can be made; in this:Way, a
photographic record of each defect can be obtained. The
registering device consists of a rectangular frame', the long
side of which is provided with a linear scale 'identical with Y
that mounted on the coordinating device. In this.'frame a paper Ll
blank is inserted on which the outline of the cross-section'of
the examined part of the test piece has been pr6viously drawn.
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39071
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Recording the process of .... 1-:193/8383
The frame with the blank is then mounted on-to the coordinating
device in such a way that the scales of the twoldevices coincide.
When a defect is detected its position,size andicharacter are
plotted on the blank from data on the travel of the central
pencil of the ultrasonic beam through the test piece, a separate
blank being used,-4o register each defecto
There are 5 figuros.
ASSOCIATION. Khayt' ovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitbt
k
(Kharlkov State University)
SUBM17TED: December 29, l961
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8/032/62/028/002/032/037
B124/BIOI:
AUTHOR:
TITLE: Localization of defects in ultrasonic tests
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, v. 28, no. 2p 1962, 242-245
TEXT: Simplified accelerated localization of defects.,Ivithirefringent'
selector heads immediately on thecontours of the component by ultrasonic
tests is described. The position of the axis of radiation is determihed~
with an equal-sided triangle having a vertex angle equal to the dou'vie
angle of refractionr (Fig. 1). The triangle can be freely displaced:' along
a fixed horizontal rule, the zero point of which corresponds to the'aXis,
of the welding seam. At the m6ment when the maximum signal is obtai4ed
from the reflecting surface on the screen of the flaw detector, the'
accurate position of the angle at which the ray enters the metal is ~recorded
with respect to the welding-saam axis. The total length of the pathlof
radiation in the component is calculated from 1 a F (t-t, Pt - d,~ -where
a is the propagation velocity of transverse oscillations in the metalt V
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Localization of defects in ultrasonic ... B124/B1Q1
is the time between the moment when probing radiation,is Btarted.and.that
of probing
when reflected impulses are received, tt is the time of passitge
and reflected rays in the detector priamv and d is the equi-vLlent dilstance
between the piezoelectric cell and the point of emergence of the ultrasonic-
ray axis from the selector prism. Defects can be located more accurately
by using two detectors with different angles of incidence, or by repeating
the measurements with the same selector head in a different position.# The
angles of inclination of-the emitter and the properties of:the metal under
examination lead to various values of the angleo~.P. In order to avoid the
necessity of using a grdat number of triangles, the device:shown in.Fig.'2
was developed, which permits the choice of the optimum angle of inclination
for the piezoelectric call in the selector head. A special setup securing
tight contact of the prismatic probe with the sample and allowing both
sides of the welding seam to be subjected to the action of ultrasonic:.
waves at several points was also developed, There are 3 figures and. I
Soviet reference'.
ASSOCIATION: Kharlkovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im-iA- M. Gor?Xogd .
(Khar1kov State University imeni A. M. Gorlkly)
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NOSOVP G.L.; j,r"I*TT'yPJ`, I-M.; 13'~Iiif-
IOFFE, ya.ye.
Solidification and cooling of various brand steel Ingots in
ingot molds. Stall 25 no.6:529-534 Je 165.
OQRA 18-6)
1. Nizhne-Tagillskiy metallurgichankiy kombhm~t i Vceso-tznyy
nauchno-issledovateltskiy Institut metallurgicheskoy teplo-
tekhniki.

~Tl j
BURKSER, V.Ye.; IOFFE Yu.ye.; IVA14ITSKIY A.V.; ~' NYDElUON, Yu-YO.;
SEROVA, A.M.
Investigating the Irregularities of the heating of abeet ingots
in compartment-type, heating furnaces with a, sliding bottom.
Stall 25 no.6%569 Je 165. (MIRA 18:611
1. Ni2hne-Tagillskiy metallurgichoskiy kombirat.

IOM, Te.D.
The problem of preliminary *oil processing in controlling biting mIdges.
Ned.paras. i paraz.bol. 28 no.4s484 il-Ag 159. NM 12:12)
1, Is parasitologichookogo otdola. Stalingradskoy oblastnoy manitarno-
epidemlologIcheskoy stantall (glavnyy vraobt ZOX. Dr;oxdova, xav.~ otde-
lom G.G. Eiva).
'(DIPTRU)
(BOIL)

10FFIES Te.Y.
"Operating Conditions in High-Voltage Distributing InstalUtions"N:
Gosenergoizdat, Moscow/Leningrad' 1949., 55 ppo 2 rables 404opekso
so: w-14151 3.1 oct 195o.

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Electric Circuit Breakers
Rapid repairing of electric circuit breakers. Elek. eta. 23 No. 4 (1952) ifizh.:
SO: MO List of Russian Ace"sions, Library of congreje, Auavt,,,t 1952

10m, YGv#Gk,,FF,11111F11OVich- GORT33SKIY, S.M., redaktor; YORONIN, X.P.,
.C T 7 r4
noWnic es y r ter.
Dasks Involved In the operation of high-tension substations]
Operattynals, rabota n& pedstanteliakh vys6kago napriashenlia.
Isd. 2-e. per*r. Moskva Go*. energ. Is&-vo, 195k 980-pe~
W" 831)
Ollectric substations) (Ilectrio power distribution.-Nigh
tension)

NIKOLAYSVAI N.Y., inzhener; FAKYATHYKH, A.S., inshener; KUSOWI, T.P.,
inzhener; KAKWMOV, L.D., inshener; DANYILIAN, G.E., inzhener;
ions, B.F., inzhener; GWZDICV,A.V., Inshmner; KLZtQ,'fiT'YEV, D.P.,
Ownen-Ur-, MOSIKIN, V.S., inzhener.'
On the organization of service for district substations. Alsk.
sta.25 no.2:36-42 F 154. (MLRA 712)
1. Azenergo (for Nikolayev&, Paayatnykh and Makhmarov).
2. Donbassenergo (for Musatoy and Panyelian). 3. Mosenergo (for
Klementlyev). 4. Gorenergo (for Ioffe, Grazday and Koalkin).
(Zlectric substations)

AID P 2412
.Subject USSR/Electricity
card 1/1 Pub. 26 - 11/33
Authors Rytalin, A. M., Donbass Power Systw
Blagonadezhdin,, V. M., Kuybyshev Power, System
'
Knyazevskiy, B. A., Moscow Power System
Vollfson, I. B.,.Kirov Power System
Musatov, T. P. Donbassfower System
Ioffe, Ye. F-., Oorlkiy Power System
Title Discussions on ',the volume,'l of Instru6tioni and
operational documentation for power substations
Periodical Elek eta 5. 37-43, MY 1955
Abstract The,article refers to an article by ROg. 0'. B. Yakusba
., 1 v6
953) and gills
publlsh6d in this periodical (No. 10.
,
a- sW=rized account of opinions and answers received
from readers. The subdect of the discussion is the:
documentation Involved in the operati6n of substations.-
The need for standard instructions and a decrease In the
amount of paper work is stressed by all correspondents.
Institution: None
Submitted No date

ol~ An P - 4049
Subject USSR/Power
Card 1/1 PUb. 26 - 7/33
Authors : Ioffe, E. F. and E. I. Kondratl7evsl~
Eng6.
Title : On planning the operation of power~plants.
Periodical Elek. sta., 120 24-25v 1955
Abstract A short discussion on planning effiolentloperation
of thermal power plants in fuel consumption and output.
Institution None
Submitted No date

AID P 4058
Subject USSR/Power
Card 1/1 Pub. 26 - 16/33
Author Ioffes E. F.
Ibm
M
Title Discussion-in the Oorlkly Branch of the All-Union
Scientific Society of Power.Engin6erv And Techniclalnl
on the extent of remote-control Ot substationO.
Periodical Elek. ate. 0 12, -Ar"45, 1955

Abstract
A report on the conference of PAy-:23, t:
1955 on ",no 0
,
control of iJO-and 35 kv substattons. long
Sow swWest
are presented.
Institution None
Submitted No date

MUSATOV. T.Pe, inzhener; NMOVSXIY, L.D., inshener: IOM, Te.7
inzhener; POBEGATIO, K-Koo inzhener; XMIN, 112Z A,
VASILIYV, A.A., inshenere
On permanent wrkings on the supports of electrIo trhnomission
lines. Blek, eta, 26 no,lsO-45 Ja 155. (MMA 8:3)
Ollectric lines-Overhead)

RMLIN, A.M., inshener; BUNIAMIMIN, V.N., Lahener; MAM-SM, B.A..
Inshemr; VOLIPSON, I.T.. inshener; KUUIW. T*Po, inshsiwrl IMP
Te.F., inshener
Tolum of instruotions amd operatt" papers for slactrie ribetations.
Kek.sta. 26 no*5:37-43 Nr '559-
Ilektrometl
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Noisiergo (f. VT8'nftvm=rcO U~-Tollifwon).
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lotfe). embstattafte)

I077N. Te.P.. inshener; ZDAMATIYXTA, To.l.
Planning the operation of electric power st4tionts xlskstao;
26 no.12:24-25 D ~55. (MI" 9: 4)
(Blectric power plants)