SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ITIN, YA.L. - ITINSKIY, V.I.

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ITIN, Ta.L.
Lowering constructioA coats by efficient planning. Prom.strol.
37 no,10:11-13 0 '59. (KIM 13-.2)
1. Gosudarstvennyy institut tipovogo proynktirovanlya i. telch-
nicbeskikh Iseledovani7o
(Construction industry-Costs)

Organization and mVp1T of cutting tools in automatic lines*
Avt. prok. 29 no. 5 t 3-4 My 163. (MMA 16:4)
1, Vauchno-iseledovatelvekly tekhnologloheskiy~ Inatitut
aytomobillnoy prwU hI on sti,
(machine-shop 'atios)
pra

Y-T IM
IT WA, A. 1. IT IN, Z.T~.; GUT=, Ya.I.; ARKWIGHLISKAYA, N.Y. (Moskva)
Conduction aneethesiA of the lower jAw ndministered in the retromolar
fossa (retromoler anesthesin). StomAtologiie 37 no.2:32-35 Kr-A~
'58. .(MIRA 11:5)
(ILCAL ANESTHES IA)

ITINA, A.I.; ITIN, Z.Ye.; GUTHER, Ys.l.; ARKWIGHLISKAYA, N.V,. (Hookirs)
Conduction ansetheein of the lower jnw edministered In the retromolar
fosso (retromolar anesthesia). Stomstologiia 37 no-2:12-35 Mr Ap
(MIRA ll:~)
(WCAL A,NBSTHBSIIA)

ITI Nli-, -r,-.-k-. _- -the-rl I! Ml_ __ - C!Jr,.-,I. " 0'. Jlnj
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Dissertation, "Accelerated Methods for Bleaching and their Trifluence an the Weshing R
Resistance of Flax Fabrics." Moscow Textile Instp 15 May 1~7.
SO: Vech .ernyaya Moskya, May, 1947 (Project #17836)

JTIT7r. -I
Ko yc fun?tsi-i ar,-anL
36948. FHETpOVICII, --71muvr, S. S. 1 1. ~or~-
zreniya u bol I rVich gipertonich-e3koy ionizatsiyf~-y. - 7 c; .1. 1--y avt: --- tina "I.As .
Trudy Uzbek gos. nauci,. - issled. in-ta kuror',~olo,-,ii i - iziotexapii fm . Semaslik- 0.~
11, 1949, s: 203-07-
SO: Latopist Zhurnalfrqkh Statey, Vol. 50, Moskva, 1949

1. R0031 L-.-V-.~ AIYALIEV, V. I.; Eng., ITINA, L. S., Eng., TiETLIN, A. III., Fxg.
2. U5M (600)
4. Lumbering
7. Centralized electric power supply at the UkEaianga lwtber combine. Mekh. thud.:
rab. 7, No. 21 1953..
9. Monthly List of Russian.Accessions, Library of Congress, 1953. bnclassifted.

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ITAKAI, L. S.
7675. ITINAI, L. S. -- Teentralizovannoye elektroanabzhenlye atu lemoougotovkakt.
14-L., Goslesbumizdat, 1954. 108 S. 5 ill. 22 am. 3.000 Oz. 3R. 5K.-- Pored
zagI. avt: L. V. Roos, V. 1. Alyablyev, H,.Ye, Boldov, L. S. Itinai, Al If.:
Tsetlin.--Bibliot.T. V. kontse knigi -65-3887) P
634.98:621.3 (016-3)
SO: Xnizhnu%,a Lotoipple', Vol. 7. 1955

AAS IN, N.R.; PIOIBLIKUTER, N.K.; VINOOOROV, G.K.; TZRKCLATAT, T.K.;
kTIR&"-14S.-;--MTKHA SKIY' Tu.V.; BOLDOV, K.Te.; TSIELIN. A.M.;
ZHDUVLEV, B.A., red,izd-va; RACHURINA, A.K., tekbn.red.
(Handbook for electrical engineers in the lumber industry]
Spravochnik elaktromkhanika lespromkhosa. Moskva, Goslesbumisdat,
1956. )20 P. .(KIRA 12:4)
1. Nauchnyyerabotnib~fSentrallnogo usuchno-issledovatel'skogo
institute makhanizatall I energetiki lesnoy promyshlonnosti (for
all except Zhuravlev, Bachurina).
(Alectric engineerini-Randbooks, manuals, ate.)
(Tamberib&-Nachinery)

Pr&Rr.T.qwm, Naum 110i"Yevich'. ITINA, Li &Jomon KUCURDIA"
Klavdiya Ivanovna; B19MRO Yefimovich; ALYABIYEVp
Viktor Ivanovich; TSETLIN) Aleksandr Mikhaylovichi POYARKOV,,
K.M., red.; YrIERM, Ye.L., red, iod-va; VDOVINA, V.N.,j
tekhae red.
[Electrification of lumbering. enterprises) Blektrifikataiia
lesozaptovitellrqkh prodpriiatii. Moskva, Gosle'abumisdatj,
1961. 358 P. NIRA 15:2)
(Electricity in lumboring) (Electric railroads)

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USSH~~edicine Neurophysiology r-D-2 ;P
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Author ina, L. V
Title Effect of environmental factors on the cholinesterase activity'
of the frog liver.
Periodical Byul, eksp. biol. i med. 6, 27-31, June 1955
Abstract Activity of cholinesterase in the frog liver vas studied in order
to determine the regulating effect of the nervous,system on liver
cholinesterase and to clarify the part played by the endocrine
glands in this complex reflex process. From experiments at various
temperatures, in the dark, and in light, author concludes that
cholineBterase activity in the liver changes with surrounding,con-
ditions and is therefore subject to the regulating effect of the
central nervous system. 6 references, 6 USSR, 6 since 1940, graphs
and tables.
Institution. Laboratory of the Physiology of Endocrine Glands (Read: Prof ':Ye. N.
Speranskaya) Institute of Physiology imeni I. P. Pavlov (Director:
Academician K. M. Bykov) Academy Sciences USSR, Leningrad
Submitted 31 Dec 1954

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Category: USSH/General Division. Congresses. Conventions. Conferences. A-4
Abs Jour: Referat M.-Biolo., No 9.. 10 May 1957, 34937
Author : Itina, L.
rzst :-Mt
Title The Republican Scientific Conference of Physiologists, Biochendsts,,
Pharmacologists.. and Morphologists of the Belorussian SSR.
Orig Pub: Fiziol. Zh. SSM,, 1955~ 41, No 5., 712-713
Abstract: The conference took place on 2-4 February, 1955 in Minsk. Physio-
logists and Pharmcologists from the Idthuanian SM also took part.
A short annotation of the reports.heard v" given on the questions:
the physiology of nuscular activityj, cortico-visceral coordinati&.,
the regularity of interceptive influence in higber nervous activity,
the study of the higher nervous activity in the ontogenesis, physio-
logy and biochemistry of blood, and others.
Card 1/1 _1211-

BULYGIN, I.A.; ITINA, L.T.; FRIBLUDA, L.A.
Reflex effects from the small Intestine on gastric motor activity.
Trudy Inst. fiziol. AN BSSR 1:22-36 156 (KIRA 10:5)
1. laboratoriya kortiko-visteerallnov fixiologil.
(RULMS) ( INTIST ItMS--IMWVAT ION) (STOK&CH)

ITUAl L.Y.
BeaPonal variations in the gastric motor function andlu luterocotive
inflnenoaa on It. Trx* lust* fixiol* AN BUR 2:130-161.158. (JaU12.1)
1. laboratorlya kortiko-visteeralluoy fisiologii lustituta fislougil
AN BSSR,
(STOMACH) (UTSTIM-INMUTION)

ITINA, L.Y.
0156parative characteristics of conditioned reflwwe elAborated
on the basis of exter- and luteroceptive reinforcement. Trudy
rust.fixiol.AN BSSR 1:60-70 "59. (MM& 13:7)
1. laborstorlya kortiko-mistserallnoy fisiologil Instituta
fixiologli AN BSU.
(001DITIOMM RISPONSN)

BULTGIN, I.A.; ITIIM, L.V,; PRIBZXM, L.A.
Gastric reflexes originating in the intestine following extir-
pation of the premotor zone of the cerebral cortex in dogs.
Trudy Iust.fiziol. AN 3SSR 30-120-132 159, (MMA 1317)
1. Laboratoriya, kortika-vistseralluoy fisiologli Institute,
fiziologil AN BSSR..
('RXFI S) (STOKAGH) (MABUL CORTU)

BULYGINy I.A.-i ITIHAy L.V~L
Comparative characteristics of conditioned reflwwst 61aborated on
the basis of exteroceptive and interoceptive reinforcOwnt, Zhur.
vys. nerv. deiat, 10 no. 3.069-376 My-Js 160. (MM 14%2)
1-, Laboratory of Cortico-visceral Physiology# Institute of
Physiologyp B.S,S.R* AoiAemy of Sciencess Minsko
(CONDITIOW PMPC)N.SZ)

BULYGIN, I.A.; ITINA, L.V.; RAFATMICH, Ye.S.
Comparative characteristics of exteroceptive and interoceptive
ref1mes. Fiziol.zhur. 46 no.8:966-975 Ag !60. (MIRA 3.318)
1. From the laboratory of cortiog-visceral phyoiology, Institute'
of Physiology of the Belorussian-Academy of Sciencest Minsk.
(REFTEX

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ITE.A, L.V*
-,ho I.-,ossible causcjo c-" t; imrease in Z,astric oeem-'l-lon
follovirg =,,tration. Do'.I.M.' ','SST.' 5 no.108-40 Ja, '61.
(Mlla !4-2)
1. Institut fizioloCli PJI ISS ~. Fradstcviono akademikom All' -;'SSI~.
I.A.Bulygbx:;b,.
(CASTRATICE) (STOt-IACH--MFWIM)

ITINA, L,V.
Effect of rqflexes from the ordl cavity and irftestine on,gastric
secretion before and after castration. Fiziol. zhur.' 4? no.3-It
1397-1403 N 161. (MIRA 14til)
1. Frpm the Laboratory of Cortico-Visceral~phpiojogyp B.S.S.R.
Academy of Scie~nces Institute of Physiology Minsk~
(GASTRATION) (STOVACH-SURETIONS)
(REFI=)

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22026 Iting, L. Ye. i Drzhevetskay-a. I.A.. Fruktozemiya i laktotsidemiya. posle
naghuzok invertnym sakharcm. Vrfcneb, delo, 1949, No. 7, stb 573-76
SO: Letopis' Zhurnallnykh Statey, No. 29, Moskva, 1949

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X&PLAN, NwfW414x-A -o
Manufacturing an artificial protein caning. Hias. Ind. SSSR
30, no.300-41 - '59. (KIM 12:9)
1,,Qipromyase.
(sausage casings)

ITIM, M.
On the utilizarion of bone in the next seven years. Miae.
ind.SSSR 31 no-5:35-37 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Gipromyaso.
(Bone products)

iTil-Thl,
ticti.-n- of

ITINA, M., kand.okonom. nauk; RAYMELISON, Mo
Manufacture of artificial protein sausage casings. Mias.ind.
SSSR 34 no.3s35-37 '63o (MIRA .16:7)
1. Gosudarstvennyy institut po proyektirovanlyu predpriyatiy myas-
noy promyshlennosti.

TM4TOT, S.P.; KNSI, A.S., kand.geogrof.nauk; ITINA N.A.. kand.istor.
nauk; AWaUNOV, B.V., kand.istor.nau - ITUIUM 4'T.A.p kand.
Istonneuk; VISHOUDYA, O.A.p asuchn" sotndniki TAXTURWYAo
H.U., kandaistor.nauk. Prinimali uchastiye UYINA. L.K.,
aspirantka; TRUDNOVSKAYA, S.A.; DAVIDOVICII, Te.A., kand.istor.
nauk; ANIERIA OV, B.V., red.ixd-va; LIBUSTA, Ti.A., takhn.red.
(The lower reaches of the Amu Darya, the Sarykamysh;and the Uzboy**
history of their formation and settlement] lizovIis Amm-Darli.
Sarykamysh. Uzboi; istoriia formirovaniia i zaeolenlia. Pod
obahchei red.,S.P.Tolotova. Moskva, 196o. 346 p. (W terialy
Khoresmskoi ekspeditaii, noJ). (min 14a)
1. Akademiya nauk SM. Institut atnografii. 2. Chlen-korrespon-
dent AN SM (for Tolstov).-3. Institut stnogrefli AN SSSR (for'
Levine). 4. Akademiya nauk Tadshikskoy SSR (for Devidovich).
(Am Darya Valley)

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"On the Autonomous Muscle Innervation in Fishes." (p. 646) by, Itina,. N. A. (Uningrad)
SO: Advances in Modern Biology (Uspekh! Sovremennoi Biologii): Vole 16, No. 6t.'1943

ITINA, N. A.
"Lymphatic hearts.0 (p. 241) by N. A. Itina
SO: Advances in Modern Biol2fz (UsPekhi Sovremennoi -Biologil) Vol. XXIII, No. 2, 1947

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MASWT. M.S.. professor, zaaluzheW dayatell nauki. deyntvitelinyy chlen Aka-
demii meditainakikh nauk SSSR; ILTTSITA, G.I,, kandidat meditainskikh
nauk, sekretar'; WAYLVA, O.K.; BRONSIMIN, A.I.; PITROVA, Ye.P.;
XALUMOVSKAU, D.B.; XAKAROVA, VA.; RTBAKOVA, T.No;
OBBILI, L.A.6, akademm; vvujr=-. Asa*, professor; TUR, A.Z., professor;
BYSTROLITOVA, G.I.; DARILETICK, X.G.. professor; KUSMIGMA, A.Go, dcl-
teent; BAMIMA, X.I.;' A=WSANMVA, V.R.
Kinutes of the meetings of the Leningrad Society of Pedlutricians.~ TOPO
pediat..21 no.2:60-62 Xr-Ap 153. Nui 6i.~6)
1. Leningradskoe obahchestvo detskikh vrachei. 2. Akademiya meditsinskikh
nauk SSSR (for Maslov). (Reflexes) (Scarlet fever)

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ITINIA, N.A.
Specific features of muscular reaction to chemical atimaUnts in.
lower vertebrates. Hot. po evol. fixiol. 1:147-158 156. (MIRA 11:1)
(VERTIMUS) (KUSOLM)
(GBIMICALS-4USIOLOGICAL RMCT)

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Chronaxis and acco=odation of the heart and somatic zuscles in
lampre.va. Hato po evol. fixiol. 1:159-163 '56. (MIRA 11:1)
(LAHFRM) (CHRONAXIA) (MUSCLES)

AUTHOR: ITINA,N.A.
TITLEt _TSe Re-action of the Heart of Tadpoles to Acetylcholine.
(Reaktsiya serdtsa golovastika na, ateetilkholin, Russian)
PERIODICALt Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1957, Vol 113, Nr 4, P
930 - 933
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(U.S.S.R.) ao_#.-w/st
ABSTRACT: Already in 1940 the authoress had ascertained the positive
chronotropic influence of acetylcholine an well as of the vagus
nerve on the riverlamprey's heart and intended to investigate
if the heart of higher organized vertebratq animals in early
stages of the ontogenesin has a similar relation to this matter.
For this purpose the frog-tadpole heart (Ran& tempoornaria), was
chosen. The heart was isolated and in Ringer's solution treated
with acetylcholine. The way the heart reacts to this substance
is very diff9rent. In some cases a wide concentration span (from
10-17 to 10--I) can cause an only small, almost equal retardation
of rhythm. This is ch&r&cteriatic of the primary and the Uegin-
ing of the secondary period of development of the aeveloping
re-
,
action faculty. In other cases heart-beat is soon restored after
a pause or a high retardation which only lasted for a few seconds,
even in the case of considerable concentrations. Finally, there
are cases in which, during the influence of acetylcholine, the
sine continues its contractions in the original rhythm or only
Card 1/3 insignificantly retarded, in which case the ventricle and the

The Reaction of the Heart of Tadpoles to Acetylcho line
conus arteriosus contract in a slower rhythm. These phenomena
were observed in the 2nd and 3rd period of the development of the
reaction faculty on acetylcholine. Certain observations and ex-
periments help to understand to a certain extent the causes of
the variability of the results. Firstly the contraction wave
often changes its direction: from the cone to.the bulbp then
again the normal direction from the venous sinus to the cons.
Towards the end of the experiment or on the next day an indepen-
dent rhythm of single heart sectors could be observed. Now the
authoress dissected the heart into sectors. I)ifferent concentrations
of acetylcholine clearly showed a higher sensitivity of the sinus-
auricular complex as compared with the cone-ventricalars. The
most sensitive part is the auricle. Results give evidence of the
fact that in the embryogenesis of frogs there in no stage of ac-
celerating influence on the whole heart. In the earliest stages
of development the reaction on acetylcholine is completely lack-
ing. whereas in the following stages the delaying reaction is'.
formed or intensified. It is characteristic of grown-up anixals.~
It can be assumed that the accelerating acetylcholine mechanism
is only characteristic of the heart of the river-lamprey and that
it is not preserved in the development of the heart of vertebra.
It is logical to assume that in the course ofthe evolution of
Card 2/3 vertebra in the functional characteristics of their hearts some

The Reaction of the Heart of Tadpoles to Acetylcholine AO-4-se/61
essential displacement must have taken place. By this the vagus
nerve and acetylcholine acquired a delaying iafluenoe on this
organ. This displacement must have taken place in an early stage
of the embryogenesis of the provertebral animals by which the
stage of the "river-lamprey heart" was omitted from the embryo-
genesis of higher forms.
(6 citations from Slavic publications)
ASSOCIATIONt Institute for Evolutionary Physiology "IsM.SECHENOT11 of the Academy
of Science of the U.S.S.R.
PRESENTED BY: L.I.ORBELIt Member of the Academy
SUBMITTEDi 29.1o,iqR6
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Doc Bio Sci-(di,,;c) " ~Nunctionvl of rniu.-,clc-,:~ in
the o-arlly ~~'U.-gos of rhilo- and bnto-Ccnesic o.'L' vertlibr7,.tnz." LqritI0543-
30 'op (Acnd Sci USSR. Inct of r-)holouy of ;iiii-.-ls im
175 00-1--io-7. LiLt o", 'lu+11orto vorkr-, pl) 20-30 0'.',145-58, 121)

--gXCtRpTi jEDICA See 2-1101 1~/ 31010g7 July-J.-
2923. PIFYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE LYMPHATIC HEART
MUSCLE IN THE TADPOLE (Russian texts_- I t i n a N. A Inst. of Evolut.
Physiol.. Leningrad - FIZIOL. ZH. IM. SE
Cff-
A.t.."ti -
contractions of anterior lymphatic hearts of R.temporaria tadpoles
begin on the 10th or 12th day of tadpole development. Up to the1fth or.32nd day
of development, the isolated lymphatic heart beat# at a constant rate in Ringer's
solution; later automatic activity decreasen gradually, becoming hardly noticeable
during the latter third of tadpole development. Tadpole lymphatic hearts possessing
a myogenous rhythm react to chemical agents in the same way as the thronically
denervated frog heart. ACh accelerates the myogenous. rhythm, whereas Wevokes
only contraction in mature lymphatic hearts no longer displaying automatic activity.
Th to ic rhythm is also accelerated by arecoline and nicotine. it,is not modi-
AZ 4 Ooppmm carpine or adrenaline applied in moderate concentrations. The rhythm
of lymphatic hearts in situ remains constant only on the first days following the
onset of contractionst after about the 15th day the rate of contractions in subject to
abrupt changes in either direction (acceleration or slowing down).
Simonson - Minneapolis. Minn.

I k1.
ITINA, N.A.; GIMSINSEY, A.G., otv.red.; RAZUMOT. 6.A., red.izd-va;
WM, V.T., tekhn.red.
f7unctional proportion of nourommocular apparatus In lower
varto'brates] &rvne-iVmh~chnykh
pfiboraw.nizahl,kbopo*vonochn*h.- Moskva. 10-vo4kadonank
SSBR, 1959. P. (KIRA 12:11)
(MUSCIAN.,UMUTION). (WO-EIRAUS-PUSIOLOW)

,--N.A.,-- - -----
Effect of gamma rays on the activity of lymph hearts in developing
tadpoles. Mat. po evol. fiziol. 4:240-246 160. ~ (KIPA 13:10) .
(GAM4 RAYS-PHMOLOGICAL EFFECT) (LYMPHATICS)
(LAAVAE--MPHIBIA)

KREPSp Ye.M., otv. red.; VERZHBINSKMA, N.A.p red.; VOSYMSENSYAYA,
A.K., red.; ZHUKGV, Ye.K.9 red.; ZAGORULIKO, T.M.,, red.;
ITINA, N.A., red.; KARWAN, A.I.p red.; KARMOVA, I.G.,
red.; KONSIANTIMOVA, H.S., red.; TITOVA, L.K.~:red.
(RiWAtion of the functions; phys-",ological, biochemical
and-705=tural foundations of the.evolution of-the func-
tiolls.-Festschrift for the 80th amdversary of '-Academician
L.A.115ibelil Evo:Liutsiia funktsii;,fiziologicheskis.. biokhi-
micheskie i.struktuiWe oanovy evo','Iutsii funktsii. ~bbr-
nik jqswTashchennyi-80-letii:u akademika L.A.Orbeli.:.Mo-
skiii., Izd-vo "Nauka," 1964. 290 p. 011RA 17t 6)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut evolytitsionnoy fiziologii.
2. Chlen-korres ent AN SUR (for Kreps),
MRand

ITINA,,,,N~,A.-,- RALONOV, L.Ya.
Studies on the EEG in lampreys with special referenft to the
role of acetylcholine in the heart. Fiziol. zhur. 50 no.3:
355-364 Mr 164. (IAIRJL IS: 1)
1. Institut evolutsionnoy fiziologii imeni I.M. Sechenova AN
SSSR, Leningrad.

KREPS, Ye.M... otv. red.; VIERZHBINSKAYA, N.A. , red.; VINNIKOV,
Ya.A., red.; VOSKUSENSKAYA, A.K., red.; ZHUKOV, Ye.K.,
red.; ZAGORULIKO, T.M.0 red.; IT as NhA".red.;
KARAMYANI A.I... red.; KA101ANOVA, I.G., red.;
KONSTANTINOVA, M.S.,, red.; PLISETSKAYA, E.M., red.
(Functional evolution of the nervous system] Funktsio-
nal'naia evoliutsiia nervnoi sistemy. Moskvaj Nauka,
1965. 189 P. (MIRA 19t1)
1. Akademiya muk SSSR. Institut evolyutsiomoy fizio-
logii i biokhimii.

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Aghs described, consisting of the stages: twoalW''
W
hoils. sour. hypochlorite bleach sour, permide ble-ach, sour.
JU coussimptims of active 0 is;hus lowered to 0.49g' to fal>-
ric wt..wW degradation ot the fiber 6 decramed in cumpwi-
%an with the conventional bleach method. 01. A.

ITINA, O.Ye.; OSKORBINA, M.A.; aRISSIXA, Y.G.
Linen bleaching with sodium chlorite. Teksteprom. 18 no,10:
41-43 0 158. (Kru litil).
(Linen) (Bleaching agents) .: . .

SOKOLOVY L.N.; ITINGOF, N.Sh.
Thorough utilization of the classification tracks. Zhel. dor.
transp. 46 no.8:69-72 Ag 164. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Nachallnik stantsii Yaroslavl'-Glavnyy (for Sokolov).
2. Glavnyy inzh. stantaii Yaroslavl'-Glavnyy (for Itingof).

66oo'. ITDISKA-YA, N. I.
IMISKAY-A, N. I. I ZAMNOVA, V. N. RUKOVODSIVO DLYA PROVEDELIYA
L&BORATOMM RABOT PO KURSU If TOPLIVC, SIIAZOCM=- ~MERLALY I
VODAII. SOST N. I. ITINSKAYS, V. N. ZARYADIOVA. M., 1954 56 S
21 SNIl. ( 11 -VO VYSSH. OBRAZOVANIYA SSSR. MOSK Bi-T mekhanlzatsii
I ELEKTRIFIKATSII SELISKOGO KHOZYAYSTVA DI V. M. MOLOTOVA. VSESOYUS
s. -KT- B%T-T ZAOCH OBRAZOVAIMA) 2,000 EKZ BESPL.--(55-22660
662.6 plus 621.89 plus 663.63(071.4)
SO: 71TIMMYA LETOPtS I no. 6. l9e5

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AUTHORS: Itinskaya, N.I. and Degtyarev, M.D. 65-10-9/13
TITLE: On the Problem of the Stability and Mechanism of Action
of-the Tsiatim-339 Additivi (K voprosu o stabillnosti i
mekhanizme deyBtviya prisadki Tsiatim-339)
PERIODICAL: Khimiya i Tekhnologiya Topliva i Masel, 1957, No.101
pp.-47-52 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: An investigation of the stability of the above additive
in operating oil and the mechanism of its action were investi-
.gated. The stability of the additive, i.e., the amount of the
additive left in an oil after a given number of hours of opera-
tion of an engine was determined on the basis of the changes in
the barium content of carefully filtered oil. Ash, sulphur,
barium and washing properties of oil samples (using n5B apparatus)
were tested after various numbers of hours of operation. Diesel
oil,-An-14 with the additive used in tractors AT-54 in normal
agricultural service (5 tractors were under observation) were
studied. Service conditions of tractors and the consumption of
fuel and oil are given in Table 1 and the experimental results
obtained in Table 2 and Figs. 1-3. In order to establish the
difference in the oxidation of oil AV)-14 without and with 3%
of TBIATIM-339, the appropriate samples were submitted to
Card 1/3

6 10-5/13_'___-
On the Problem of the Stability and Mechanism of ANion of the
Tsiati*-339.Additive
artific;al oxidation.by blowing air at a rate of 5 litres/min
at 165 C.-The results obtained are given;in Fig.4. On the
basis of experimental' and literature data, ~thej following
mechanism.of the action-ofthe additive TaIATIbl-339 was
postulated. The additive forms an adsorption film on the
products of oxidation of oil, which prevents their further
coagulation; it also acts as an anti-oxidant by slowing down
the process of oxidation; it partially neutralises acids
f ormed 'as well as produces a f ilm. on sliding parts , thus
protecting themtom corrosion. On interaction of the additive
with an organic acid, an exchange maction takes place with
the formation of salts (which d?creases the acidity of oil) and
the separation of various alkyj 1 Both the initial
additive as well as alkylphenotift asasorbed-on the products
of ageing of oil, thus preventing their coagulation and
formation of a precipitate. The presence of sulphur in
alkylphenols secures the formation of a film on metals, pro-
tecting them from corrosion. The products formed of the
alkylphenol type are anti-oxidants slowing down the process
of oxidation of the oil. There are 2 tables and 4 figures.
Card 2/3

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Fue eaA riounts) No 0OWS
Toplivo IL mmochnM mteria 0
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469 v, (Series: Vcbebuiki i uchebAyp., pablys dilm shimi se=
V" :
vennykh nabobnykh zavede 10#000 copies pFintede
Ids*: B.Ya. Letney and O.V,, KrzMzhanovsUya;; Tech., Ed# i Z,P. ftl~rillms,
PURPORt I This book is Inten4ed for students concerned w1W the ji~'haxdzaftbA, of;
I . -- .'Ii~ 111111iil~ricuiL .~ . -,:. 11!:4
agriculture, It may also be useftl Wal engimers'ast teabniAmns~;
engaged in the utilization,, storage and transportation :of petvole= proftots,
COVZRAM The book reviews basic properties of solid and fuels used in
agriculture and describes metbods of refining petrolm *ftce mutoxiOlle'r
tractor and diesel fimels and lubricants. Straight-run distillation and ekemical
conversion of petro3mm are briefly covered. The fractional composition of
various petrole= pro4:ucts is given, Codtastion of fuel in carburetor =4
diesel engines is e3MIained with stress laid on the prevvntiot'i of gma fowmti6n
a is dilcussed
and e1iinination of knock, The use of gaseous fuels and liquefied gase a
Card 1/9

ITINSKAYAq N*12.p kandateklm*nauk, dotsentl DEOTEREV, M.D-p kand.tekhn.nauk,
assistent; MATSU, A.V., ajipirant; TRETIUKOV, B.S., assistent
Effect of the prolonged use of crankcase oil on the performance,of
DT-51+ traetqrs. Trudy MIKESKH 6:351-364 159. (KERA 14:5)
(Tractors-Lubrication)

ITINSWA,-Nnde2!*-Lvanovna; NIKITINAP V.M.,, rod.; DIETEVA, V.M.,
tekhn. red,
[Laboratory work with fuel and lubricents)LeLboratornye raboty
po topliva i smazoehnym materialam. Moskvaj,.Se1'khozizdat.,
1962. 191 p. (MIRA 15:9)
(Lubrication and lubricants)'~~

IT KAYA kand.teldni.nawk, dotsent; KUZNETSOV, kV.,
starshiy prepodavatell
Properties of diesel oils in the operation of tractor
engines. Izv. TSMU no.20-15-130 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(Tradtors.-Lubrication)

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AVTHORF itinakaya, N.'I.; Kull chey, M. A.
....................
TIT LE: Sjudy of the operation of a D;- 20 tractor diesel angine with various
additivesrat the intake
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Dvigatelt vnutrennego agoraniya, Abe. 410 39.282
REF SOURCE: Dokl. Moak. in-ta inzh. a. -kh. protz:vsf v. 2, no. 2, 19650 55-61
TOPIC TAGS: tractor, diesel engine, diesel fuel, fuel, additive/ D- 20 tractor
diesel engine
ABSTRACT: The results of an investigation of the effect of fuel additives on the
indicator diagram of a diesel engine are presented. Induction was carried out by
the MAI-2 electropneumatic indicator. [Translation of abstract) INTI
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-VOLKOV, H.N., inzh.; ITINSKIY, V.I., insh.
Now mineral organic cementless concrete. Isobr.v SSSR 2 no.12:8-9
D 157. (MIRA 10:12)
(concrete)

SOV-25-58-10-45/48
AUTHOR: Oster-Volkov, N.N., Itinskiy, V.I., Engineers
TITLEz None given
PERIODICAL: Nauka i zhizn', 1958, Nr 10, pp 78 - 79 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Institute of Plastios has developed new synthetic re-
sins under the supervision of Professor G.S. Petrov. Tests,
successfully carried out, proved that the synthetic resin
"FAII can be.subjected to temperatures,betgeen -60 and
+3200 and for a short period even to~2000 C.:
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuzniy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut plastmass
(All-Union Scientifio Research Institute of Plastics)
1. Plastics--Temperature factors
Card 1/1

5093) SPV/153-9-1-1~'/25
AUTHORS: Kamenskiyt I. V.t Ilinskiy# Y. I.p Korienevap Tu. 1.
TITLE: Thermally Stable Resins and.Plastice on the Basin of them
Interaction Products of Furfurol

a Keto G o ormo.stoykiye emoly i plastiki na:~osnove pro-
r up (T
duktov vzaimodeyetviya furfurola e. veshcfiestvii1fAi) soder-
zhaahchimi ketogruppU*)
PERIODICAL: .,i khimi6heskiya
Izve4tiya vysahikh,uchebnykh.zavedsn1y. Khiml.ya
.
tekhnologiyal 19599 Vol 2p Nr 1p PP 89-95' (Ussk)
ABSTRACT: Plastics with increased thermalstability would permit the
,new
solution of complicated technical problems in 414aigning

%e plastics presently bei~ produced can b a
constructions 9 ng
used at 2OO-i5 onl for a limit ea'.time'. The:~ inVestigations
O
'
of ou .iItoble plistics
presently being made ~Refs 1-13) in ~earoh
are mentioned* The latest papers (Rets 14,22) conaekii furfurol
resins. Cast furfur.ol products with acid hardening agents
Are not combuatiblej but polymerize readily., Since these 7pol~-
mere are neither soluble nor meltable, it is not possible
to produce from them products suited fortechnical purposeso
Ketones, however, which enter readily reaction with furfurol,
Card 1/4 form meltable and soluble resins* Thusq it is possible to ob-

sov/153-2-1-17/25
Thermally Stable Resins and Plastics on the Basis of the Interaction Products
of Furfurol With Substances Containing a Keto Group
tain solid, thermally stable products. This axtiole serves
the purpose of explaining the dependence of the.atructure of
ketones condensing with furfurol on the thermal stability of
the resultant condensation products, The'method of the 4x-
periment is described. The article is then divided into two
paragraphs: 1) p r o d u a t i o n 'o f. r e s i n 9
f r o m f u r f u r o 1 a n d k e Vo a e i n
m o 1 a r r a t i o. The following ketones were used: ace-
tone, methyl-ethyl.ketonep cyclohexanonet-diacetone alcohol,
quinone janthraquinoney camphor, p,p'-dimethyl benzophehone,
and benzanthrone. The table (not numbered# inserted between
p 92 and 93) shows the conditions.of reaction, the properties
of the monomers, soluble resins and plasticiproduced on their
basis. From the results of this table the author drew conclu-
sions concerning the course of reaction.and-the structure of
the resultant compounds. 2) R e a i n s f r o m v a r i o
'M o 1 a r r a t i o a o f f u r f u r o 1 a n d
k e t o n a. As was confirmed in the last.paragraphp the
condensation products of furfurol and acetone exhibit the
Card 2/4 highest thermal stability. The afore-mentioned table contains
u a

L SOV/153-2-1-17/25
Thermally'Stable Resins s:nd Plastics on the Basis of the Interaction Products
of Furfurol With Substances Containing a Keto Group
also results of these experiments. Figure 1 illustrates the
deformation of the pressed material of the,-last~-mentioned
condensation products. Figure 2 contains-the same data for
the resins F2A, BF-41 AG-4 and X-211-3t and figure 3 contains
the same data for the combined resins F2AOI ED-69 K-18-2
and X-15-2.The'hardening of resin.was investigated by means
of the plastometer (plastomer) of.the-system I.-F. Kanaveis'a
The authors arrived at the following,concluaions:.The increas-
ed thermal stability depends not only on.the reaction.condi-
tions but chiefly on the structure of the reacting component
contained in*the keto group. The thermal stability dependent:
on the ketones us'ed decreases in the following manner: ac .etone
(kolar with furfu"rol) 1:4) 1:29 1:1; mesityl oxide, aceto:-
phenone, diadetone alcohol and methyl-ethyl ke,tonet cyclo-
hexanone and acetone (molar to furfurol) 2:1. The thermal
stability of the hardened furfurol-ketone resins increases
with rising temperature of the reaction and decreasing volume
of the reacting components with increasing coke number ahd
Card 3/4 specific weight of the hardened products. Meltable and soluble

SOV/153-2-1-17/25
Thermally Stable Resins and Plastics on the Basis of the Interaction Products
of Furfurol With Substances Containing a Keto Group
resins with low molecular weight are,produoed from furfuiol
with acetone* Various.thermally stable piatest I Impregnating
agentog coatings, foam-pore masses and other iiaterials axe
obtained fr-Gm hardened resinse There are 4 figuresi 1 table,
and 23 referencest 3 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy khimiko-tokhnologicheskiy instilut imoni D. I.
Mendeleyeval Kafedra,tekhnologii plasticheskik,h mass
(Moscow Institute of Chemical Technology imeni-D. 1. Mendeleyevt
Chair of the Technology of Plastica~
SUBMITTED., December 16, 1957
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AUTHORS: Kamenskiy, I. V., Sanin, I. K., Itinskiy, V. I., Krylova,G.D.
TITLE: Polymers on the Basis of Reaction Products of Furfurole With
Diacetone Alcohol and Boron-containing Ester of Diacetone
Alcohol
PERIODICAL: Plasticheskiye massy, 1960, No. 5, PP. 15 -.17
TEXT: The authors proceed from joint investigations of the MKhTI im.
Mendeleyeva (Moscow Institute of Chemical Technology imeni Mendeleyev)
and NIIPM (Scientific Research Institute of Plastics) which showed
(Refs. 5, 6) that the reaction of furfurole with compounds containing
ketone groups yields monomers which are transformed into heat-resistant
polymers under the action of heat. This investigation aims at studying
the effect of the presence of boron upon the heat resistance of these
polymers. First, the condensation of furfurole with diacetone alcohol is
described. The molar ratio of the two components was 1: 1 , and condensation
was conducted in the presence of % NaOH as catalyst. The yield in resin
was 65 - 70 %- When heated to 2000C without hardener, -the resin became
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containing Ester of Diacetone Alcohol
insoluble and unmeltable after 23 minutes. Instantaneous hardening
occurred in the presence of 3 % benzene sulfonic acids The coke number
was 64 - 65 %, the heat resistance according to Zhurkov, 2500C. Moreover,
the boric acid ester of diacetone alcohol was produced from diacetone,
alcohol and boric acid tributyl ester (molar ratio 3 : 1),fractionated
in vacuo, and the fraction corresponding to the boron content of the boric
acid ester (3.2 %) used for the reaction with furfurole. It took place;
A) Dissolved in organic solvent, with 3 % NaOH, referred to furfurole, as
a)catalyst. No resin was formed after heating to 90 -- 950C for 24 hours.
B Without solvent, NaOH being the catalyst. A 10 - 11 hours' heating to
1200C yielded 65 - 70 % resin. C) Without, solvent, the C5C (SBS) type
cation exchanger being the catalyst. Heatine to 1200C yielded already after
6 hours 65 - 70 % resin with a coke number of 69 %, and a heat resistance
Of UP to 4000C. These polymers may be well combined with epoxy-, phenol
formaldehyde-, qt furfurole acetone resins. Thus) it is possible to raise
the heat resistance of these resins. There are 1 figure, 4 tables, and
6 references: 2 Soviet, 3 US, and 1 British,
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AUTHORS: Itinskiy, V. I., Kamenskiy, I. V.) Oster-Volkay, N. N,
TITLE.- 'Organosinoral C*ment-frlee Concrete
~PERIODICAL:- Plasticheskiye massy A 960,; No., 6,: pp, :.19
TEXT: The authors report on experiments made by the' Laboiato-,Aya
kafedry tekhnologii plastichosiJkh mass: NKh?I Aveni Itendekeyefa
(Laboratory of the Chair of Plastics Technology'of tie' go*" 01 Inetl tate
of Chemical Technology imeni N*n4*l~y*v)',and. the Nftuahno-l,rolviovste, i
skiy inetitut plastichoskikh mass (scientific ~Rese&rch lirstj .tute of:.
Plastics). Polymer* of monomeric compounds of furfurol w:~th ketonesp.
especially acetone, showed high th9raostability, incomVus.tibility, re-
sistance to water, and chemical resistance. Saapl*a of concrete in the
form of PTO-1.0 (BTO-10) blocks, P-1 (R-1) timbers; CTK (OK) tubing&, and
pressurevater lines (Fig. 1) were produced from the furfurol acetone
monomer N (?A) (containing about 20~ of difurylidene sootoas) in test
plants of the Uprayleniy* nookovskogo -Notrostroya (Administration for the Con-
struction of the Moscow Subway) and the Skuratovskaya ek--parimentalInaya b42&
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ToNlIPodzemehakhtstroya (Skuratovo Experimental basis of the Central
Science Research Institute of Underground and Shaft Mining) The BTO- 1'0
blocks were produced at the zavod ZhBK (Reinforced-con6rete Construction
Works) of the Administration for the Construction of the Moscow Subway.
The-production of FA was started by the Ferganskiy gidroliznyy tavod
(Fergana Hydrolysis Works), Lisichanskiy opytnyy zavod (Lisichansk Ex-
periviental. Plant), and others. Investigations by the Kafedrs. organichs-
skoy khimii (Chair of organic Chemistry) of the Daepropetrovskiy sels-
skokhozyaystvennyy institut (Dnepropetrovsk Agricultaral Institute) show
that the production costs of furfurol can be reduced to one-half or ~
one-third. Polysie-rization of VA is realized at 110-1800C by dehydration;
a mixture of diaers of furylidene acetone and triaers of difurylidene
acetone forms an intersediate. As dehydration leads to the formation of
pores, the intermediate is to be used for concrete production. Hardening,
is done by sulfonic acids (e;g% benzene sulfonic acid), certain mineral
acids (H3PO 4), or metallio salts, in which acids form due.to hydrolysis.
The hardening process depends on the amount of hardening agent used, and
is controllable within wide limits. With the use of acid ilags or waste
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of the bydrofluoric &aid production as fillers# the addition 'of harden-
ing agent can be reduced from 3 to 0.7%. Sparingly ws~table viinerals.~
(talcum, sulfur, graphite, pyrite, etc.) were not used as fillers. Clay
minerals form no concrete,without previoustreatuent (e.g.~4ith.Fe salts).
Clays containing C&CO orMgCO cannot be used because of the liberation.
3 3
of C02. Building sand.was wetted with' furfurol in thelconcrete mixerp:
then FAp and finally,the.hardening agentp were added., Fig.~2 shows that
op*iaua concrete hardness is;attained with 12% of Fk,~ The4etting of
concrete in air is shown in Fig.*3, the setting in Water in-Fig. 4.
Materials used for reinforcement were!.- glass fiber, glawtissuet metal
rods, metal mash, wood, and read. Olass can only be used after treatikent
with furyl silicate resin. Investigations by the NI1KhINMA$h (Scientific
Research Institute of Chemical Machinery) showed that pla3tio concrete
is resistant to acids# bases, salt solutiones and polar am~d.nonpolar
solvents, while it is decomposed by hot oxidizing ageuts;~(JINOVYro
33% H20.). Cold and X-rays do not influence the properties'4 Plastic;
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AUTHOR: Itinskiyt V.
TITLI: Industrial Manufacture of Plastic Concrete Produote
PZRIODICkL: Plasticheskiye messy, 1960p so. 6v PPP ~46 -.47
TUT: Plastic eonor*te consists of mineral filler (quartz. sand, granite
rubblot rabble, porous clay filler, *to.), 10-12% of furfurol acetone,
monomer of the type ~A (FA) an a 'binders and 2-3% of,acid (sulfosio acids
etc.)as hardening agent* The.physical and ohenical:prop*rties of-this
concrete were tested by several institutio.of the Akadexiya stroitelt-
stva i arkbitektury SSSR (AcadviRy of Building and Architecture of the
USSR)j the Ministerstyp transportnogo stroiteltetva (Ministry of Trans-
port Constructions), "d special institutes. The Skuratovskiy
eksperimentallnyy sayod TOIlPodibushakhatroya Tulfskogo 5NKh (Skuratovo
Test Plant of the Central Scientific Research Institute of Underground
alikLshaft mining of the Tula sovmarkhoz) nanufactured*froa this material!
rings for newer pipes, diameter 1200 ma, vall.thickne$s 80 imp yeight
650 kg# which are to be tested in Moscow; CTK (STK) tubingsp and
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P-1 (R-1) ribbed platen for shaft mining. Steel -rein forced 01UC_1 2
(OShS-1) timbers weighing TO kg only with a carrying capacity of 9 t/m
are produced at the Luganskiy kombinat proizvodstvonnykh prodpriyatiy
No* 2 (Luganskoys Konbinat No 2 'of Industrial Plants), CTO-10 (BTO-10)
blocks were produced at the Z;vod thelezo'botonnykh kcAstruktsiy Moskov-
skogo netrostroya (Platit of Reinforced Concrete Constructions of the
Administration for the Construction of the Moscow Subway). I plant of
the Luganskiy sovnarkhoz.(Lugausk*A novnarkhoz) is--produaing tubes of
I an diameter for 8 ats pressure. The 22-y otdel III?* (22nd Dep&rt&ent
of the Scientific Research Institute of Plastics) made roar eoverings
of plasticconcre$6. The SOYuZD0RII1 (State All-Union Scientific Re .-
search Institute of Roads and Hi4hways) will build a road section of
plastic concrete in the summer of 1960.
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AUTHORS; I nski V T Kamenskly, 1. V.
TITLE: Heat-Resistant Plastic Materials
PERIODICAL: Byul. tekhniko-ekonom. informatsil, 1960, No. 7, pp. 10-13
TEXT. The Kafedra tekhnologii plasticheskikh mass Moskovskogo ordeha Lenina
khimiko-tekhnologicheskogo instituta im. D. I. Mendeleyeva (Department of Techfio-
logy of Plastic Materials of the Moscow "Order of Lenin" Institute of Chemical.
Technology im. D. I. Mendeleyev (MKhTI)) and the Nauchno- lssledovatel'skiy insti-
tut- plasticheskikh mass (Scientific Research Institute of Plastic Materials)
synthesized jointly in 1951-1959 monomeric compounds of condensation products of
furfural and acetone, which are transformed into polymeric compounds of high heat-
resistance by additional treatment and can be applied to the production of pressed
articles, impregnation, and coating of porous organic materials. The monomeric
compound ef furfural and acetone is a liquid of the speci4fic weight i.084with~:the
boiling point between 180 and 240 0C, and pH of about 4, aj*,tl consists of 80% fury-
lidene acetone and 20% difurylidene acetone, the mixture of whi