SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KALININ, N. - KALININ, S.
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COMPM44. I. Deformastim of the raw
tke fast 4104 second At"its of the mulka hom the ev"Adl
curve hair infilicticlallpaw.
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case at , cttimulive flist.,g.jer tr;brtkorut A -&' 0.0 t C.M.
Infornialkwl I* U'U.Illy 1xiwits-I only Oil the ores-an itfiect
t4 the fittil And second AUSTIN. e.g. X A., the sum of a
protluct of both StAM 6 deletillinetl outollytically. The
C,Vff-RLI curve: Z ow - 2 - 1(2 - -)AI - a)l tap( -Ad) +
1.1(1 - a 11 C119 -kol) presents an inflaction point only when
- MOO < 1. At the inflection point (subscript 0: 4
lal(2 - a)* lks(I - a) OUZ M1 2 - (2 - tot
1 W. and (it Z owlill). kv 112 - a
13). Thu,4 the detu. of As invIllves joulving the transcirn-
dentil equatkiel: dx + A - In x. wh rre a - to, x - be. and
b - In (it Z ox1d4. thermilicirtitsa Ijid A being tooken from
the exptl. over-all curve Thert it, is obtained from the
rqualkiii resulting frMot ih, oll-i-lott of (2) by (3). The
ruirthad haubern werWed lut,27fictitkuscurvelittith Va"S
values of a. and the a4 .".. cut toevi"it livien anti caled.
Valuots of k. and A. is zood ( zk I ""' ) 11 Mternthl&ti*s at
the retia ctoclawts tw Me dralt Lij Wvc~ni Shw- of this F"C-
tion (Of arbitrary Two" of the ratio of tholatis eftstonts.
point is *b-
16W. I*W-71XIV30).-Usually. no inflection t ctooll""tivit
Wrvcd in the over-all curve corresponding to tb
reactions of part 1. 71"ageroffulsigttino"Cl"I"'CeduTe 'L"d
for any .. cart be used for obtaining At and 64. With A -
k,1(k, - M. the equatiom of the over-oill curve In: z as -
.1 - 2 esp(. -kj) - it exp( -kj) + b exp( -Ad). For I
11"Ar of reactant. L, 0 - 7 for i - w , Thus I m. IODt2 is
the ippritikir til rot ill flone I I. % of the tnAx- vultlit Of w-
It r. tllq-kl) - 1, () - 11. ".11XV21
o.iw/2, the Vaml coluxthin Wootton:
-1101. all.] fit A
+ IM jr, - V(e - loll. Nor 4 dillcrent valw--; oil 1 Inch
Ilia I 1.: 1.., 1., 1. - n -7to *3a -4m (ea. 1 411).
tIWl'- 1, 4 ttirtr'll 'j I Which kail't 1. thoo "ecMd.
delit,V r4UAtkM' I V (Qj, 41 1011 (~W)If(ltit QW, + IM
I"AlQp~-%),wbrrtW'-
x"and (10 is the Value Of QfOrt W 10. Wiringfilf 11"jivist
Yi - c%i4 -11) k.)41111 )'I" tXp(- III k2)+' *,,13d in gener.41
At - -(2.3 6g F.)tqo all,] k, - (-2.j I,,g M.
nlethW has been cherl4lof fig tktijijyu$cujvrj. jklul the agree.
went between given and caltil. vulues of ill and to 10 g,.A
(* I%?. An approx. noetbuif for wilicli a sunijgg firmi"10
Is citilisn"I is Wigo oxi the po4nibilliv 4 l1roglecting,Ic ( lite
171PUNIVItials lot the Avowal equiAtion a hen A, too to. j,hus.
if At All. ncur tbor qtid .1 nor jr4cii,.j. -it not, w1rite:
Z ow In
12(m IVOI f- kil-iAllh v WWI) '.', Then. h
- 1111101OW - At 1,k 11MI - Xt)j.wIjrTC Of ~ 1,. ji,fttj 11.
It is PVC(crAldc, hO%Cvrr, to deL. h, toy a Crjphkr InglikkI;
th-hVeottlititraight
line thus "bl"o"led givt!s k8- Fil"11Y. it c-411 loor Md. in the
way: if it. rot r. aror tb~ v4lucst rcquirtd Ito ac-
Ill, resp., T3, "JO, W'i 44 the SUblUn" IN, tbl: W5111
rl(rT anti r,/r3 dcilcoad on the value c4 a. Irb, curves it, to .
Mal and 1,4P - Mo give a nrr~tr, of acts . vita a f4ir
. . . . . .'Im May, i
IJP(C) SOMCS COIM3
j1UR ..9/65/0w/0
I pr
AUTHORS'. Kupint V,; Nalining N# 1p; Shustrov, 1. 1,
ORG s ncme
TM LE i Spot welding of aluminum alloys with low-power.machblas
SOURCE: Sudoetroyeniyo, no. log 19651 55
alumini 10 lloy, welding electrode/
TOPIC TAM spot welding, M a SM34 electria:!
transformer, MTP 150 welders AMtRM_ aluminum alloy, AMg6X aiiiri-Inum',alloy, D16411
aluminum alloy, D16M aluminum alloy
ABSTRACT-. Experience has shown thst the low-power_MTP-150 apot-weldih
,g sachinetcan be
er 41 Js
redesigned for aluminum-alloy spot-welding installations4 The row f the ma'c~ine'~
increased by connecting an STE-34 welding tranafarmor as a bc6oter in its,prlmili-y
circuit. It is suggeated that the A1.0, film be left on aluminum allay parts be
spot-welded with low-power machinest since its presence facilitwtealieat removal. I't
is advisable, however, to remove the film from the electrode side of1he part, atnee,
this reduces the contact resistance., The use of a special eleotwode'~(see Fig. 11
makes it possible to produce 25 to 30 spot-welds without cleaning the 61ectrode,
Electrodes with diameters of 7-5# 8-Ot 8-51 and 9,5 mm ahoald be used for welding'
metals 1.0, 1.2, 1.5o and 2.0 m thick, respeotively. Redesigning of% the 1OP-1 5.0 madii!
L.~qrd 1/2 VDCt 62 il.....~'7911-763,. 1 t~li9_4i5j
XALrNiN, N.N., starshiv elektromakhanik
-
Stand equipped with lov-power rectifiers. Awtos., %slam. i svjAz 1 2
no.10:23 0 158. (KM ii: ID)
1.Voskovska7a, distantsys. signalisatall I sy7azi Moskovske-liyovsko3r
dorogi.
(Railroads-Blectric equipment)
X&LININ, N.N.
~ -1.Z.-
~
Repeater useable for conversations over long-distance lines.
Avtom-, telem. i evias' 3 no.4:35 Ap '59. tMIRA 12:5)
l.StarshiT slektromakhanik Poskovekoy distantail. signalizateii i
evyazi. Moskovsko-Kiyovskoy dorogi.
kTransistor amplifiers)
- KALININ, N.N..
Utilizing the PY relay in communications between stations. Avtom.
telem.. i oviaz' 3 no.5-41 My '39, Ofin 12:8)
1.,Starahiy alaktromakhanik Moskovskoy distantaii. nignalizataii i
sv7azi Moskovsko-lurelcoy dorogi.
(Ilectric relays)
EENENSON, Nata Moiaoyevna; BOTSMAN, Mikhail Forfirlyevich;_OkkNIN,
NlkolaL.Eg~o!jph; POPOVA, Zinalda Ivanovxaj 110GORSKIT,
-Vi`evo od Vitallyevich; BORZOV, V.P.1, kand. fiz.-mat. nauk,
red.; SHILLING, V.A., red.izd-va; GVIRTS, V.L., tekhn,red.
(Work practices of the spectrum snalyaU laboratory at the
"Radiat* Plant]Opyt raboty apektraltnoi laboratorii zavoda
"RadiBt." Leningrad, 1962. 10 p. (Leningradakil dom
nanchno-tekhnicheakoi. propagandy. Obmen peredovym opytom,
Seriia: Kontroll kachestva produktaft, no.8) (HIRA 16:3)
(Spectrum anal7sis)
KALININ NV,-; LITOVINSUY, A.K.
Investigating the rigidity of the gear-rolling bead for rolling
low-module gear wheols on automatic multispindle lathes.
Priborostroenie no..'L-.18 Ja 165. (WRA 18:3)
I 11"I'V4 V V
.... .......
S/OnVA/00/003/00 0018
jw=siou Na: AP02290
'AUTHORs -. Kalinin$ N. V. (Engineer); Litorinaklyp A* K# (BrOwer)
I TITIZ: ~ Technological peculiarities of the process of cold sbaplM of aw3l Lvari"'!
SOURCEs Priborostroyenlye# no. 3v 1964, 14-18
TOPIC TAGS: gear shap1m, gear rolling, small pitcb gear; xtiltispliWas laths,
cold gear rolling
ABSTRAGN A discussion of cold rolling of small pitch gears fxvm bar stock an an
automatic multiple spindle machim3 (1240-6). Small steel goaxs with straight
teeth may be made on this machize to the eighth class af acimracy (GOST 9178-5B).
The gear shaping head MY be &dJ%Usted for various gear p1tcho3 and mubors of
teeth. Further testing sbou3A be done on this machine -for br2adardmg the sizes
and- configurations of rolled gearis mid obtairAIM a higbe degree of accwwWe i-..L
Oris* art. has: 6 figunalt
1*00TATIONs WAS
LC-Gj d
. ...... . ... . ....
ACCESSION NR3 AP4032341 8/0G96/64/C*0/0(R 10070/0074.
AUTHORS: Sokolovs Ye. leis (Doctor of technical scioncos)j Kalinin, N. V. (&gi-
neer)
MILE: Verification of accuracy of approximate equation for heat transfor a quip.- .
ment characteristics
SOURCE: Toploenergetika, no. 2, 1964, 7o-74
TOPIC TAOS s beat transf eir formula, coolant motionj coolant ipurfacop heated surface,
:i counter flow
direct flow,, croas flaw
ABSTRACTs An analysis was conducted to determine the accuracy of an approximate
heat transfer formula deri~od.by tho.senior author in 1957 and given by
a
+'W
kcalAcg. degree where "all and "b" are constant coefficients determined bjY the
coolant.motion configurationg q* - specific heat transfer rate from an equivalent.
infinite-c6olant surfaces W)p Wb - lower and higher water equivalents of coolant.,
kf - heated surface., The above equation w" nondimensionalized with respect to WX
,Card i/2
ACCFSSION NR: AP4012341
and its accuracy checked against more accurate exponential forms for three types
of coolant nows: counterflow heat transfer system, direct flow eystemj and
a cross flow system. In the first system a 0.35# b -.0.65 and the maximun error
occurs at WA. ol i.e.. 645%. In the second a a b 0*65 with maxima -U.ECW
of 6.2%. In the third systeu a = 0*425,q b w 0965j the maxim= error is 6.3a%o It,
was found that in the range 0 C WW'Wb jg 1 and 0 ~< kf/UH < oD the approximate
equation,is accurate enough for practical engineering estimates* Orige art* hass
16 formulas, 4 tablesp and .2 figures.
AMCIATIONs Hookovskiy onargeticheakiy institut, (Mosciow Mutitute of' Heat, Power)
SUBK=EDs 00 EMLS 00
SUB CODES HE NO RL? SOVs 006 CWHERs 000
2/2
KALILIMM, NJ, '. -
UI)e o' ip f~ 1- , !,I; I "'j .*AJ . .
42 no.4:U-,l-A) il-fie, 16". OMITU~t 13:V)
1. Moskc-,r,-kly onergotiriloolciy imtltut-
1 391,113-66 ( I ) IJP(c) AT IJA J
ACC NR, AP6014987 SOURCE CODE.& UR/0170/66/01p/05/0596/0599
VUTHOR: Brodyanskiy _V..M._; Kalinin, N. V.
(3
DRG: Mosoow Power Institute En gatichookiy institut)
rITLE: Exer of'tbe flow of a substanae with achange In the
M---
parameters oFtbe surrounding medium
SOURCE: Inzhenerno-fiziobeaki7 zhurnal, v. 10, no* 5v 1966v 596-599
IC TAGS: fluid dynamios,, flow anal7ais,, gas flok
ISTRACT: From the overall differential equation for the exergy
de di -Tedso
ibstituting the quantity do from the equation for an Ideal gas# we got
do-dl-Tg co dr _ jt dp (2)
r P
itegrating Equation (2) over the interval of tbe abange in state from
ie state at any point to the parameters of the surrounding medium we
'ite 'T
e-c,,(T-T$)-T* coinw-Rin P (3).
Card
UDCt 536,
L 35843-66
ACC NR' AP6014987
Dividing the left and rigbt-band sides of Equation (3) by the quantity
To a we get an eq"ation.in dimensionless variables
offe - c. (r/r. - 1) - ep In (r/r.) + R In (plpj. (4)
For convenience in calculation and in construction of a diagram in
dimensionless variables, Equation (4) is written in the form
ICP-;- 'P (7;-I)+iP--Int' (6)
R
where TAOS p/p9;,and '6 e/RT are respectively the
dimensionless temperatu pressure, 9fld exergy of the substance, Based
on this equation, the article gives a diagram for determination of the
values of the exergy for any values of the parometer3 To and p To
determine the necessary corrections at different pressures of Ge
surrounding mediump a secondary diseram is prananted by which the value
of the correction a a. is.foubd by the formula
(6)
Orige art, has: 7 formulas and 2 figures,
ISUB CODE: 20/ SUBM DATE: 22Deo65/ ORIG REF: 607/ OTH REP-. 006
,-IC41
IWANIN, 0.1.
-,CZ' - -- -,
Tectonics of the Repetek sone of uplifts. Geol. nefti i
gaza 5 no,7:42-45 JI 161. (MIM 14:9)
1. Vostochnaya geofizioheskaya ekepeditsiya NoJ.
(Kara Kurp-Geologys Structural)
24(6), 24(3) SOV/181-1-9-16/31
AUTHOR:. Kalinin, 0. M
TITLE: On the Spectrum of Fluctuations in Complicated Physical
Systems
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, 1959, Vol 1, Nr 9, PP 1417 - 1419 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present paper theoretically inviistig&tes the
fluctuations of physical quantities for the speclal caso-of
an observed fluctuation Y(t being brought about by a series
of fluctuation processes x lit), x 2(t)l ...x,(t). For an
example, this case is given,,'when wanting to investigate the
A
fluctuation of the carrierVnumber in a semiconductor with
N
complicated energy spectrum. In this case, y (t) Zk(t)
holds, where x k(t ) denotes the deviation of the occupation
number in the k-th energy level from the mean value. For such
and similar systems the problem of the spectra of intensity
fluctuations is solved in the present paper. The author
Card 1/2 thanks M. I. Kornfelld for having placed the problem and
I . I
On the Spectrum of Fluctuations in Complicated Physical SOV/181-1-9-16/31
Systems
D. N. Mirlin for his discussions. There are 7 references,
4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut poluprovodnikov AN SSSR Leningrad Cinatitute of
Semiconductors of the AS USSR, Leningrad)
SUBMITTED% April 6, 1959
Card 2/2
KALININ, O.M.
Mathematical thoory of marking. Prim. mat. motod. v biol.
no.2-.161-169 163. OCRA 1611l)
KMM,_q!.M. (Leningrad)
t%rHE mATmwicAL Tam or imam"
Report presented at the 3rd Conference on the use of M%the=t1cs In Biology$
Leningrad University., 23-28 Jan. 1961.
(Primeneniye matematicheakikh Matodov v Biologii. II, Uningrad, 1963 PP 5-11)
ZANINA, Ye.N.; KALININ, O.M.; FALEVA, T.A.
1 -1.1- -,- ...
Theoretical information coefficient of' correlations and
its use in the statistical analysis of anthropomatric data.
Pr" mat. metod, v biol, no.2:107-109 10,
(MIRA 16% 11)
;,.-4R NO
KOZLOVp Konstantin Yakovlevich, 0' V., red.; IMCER., D.P,p red,
izd-va; BELOGUROVA, I.A . E~
PIRE re .
(Efficient.equipment for assembling the frames of industrial truild-
ings of precast reinforced concret&j RatsionalInaia oanastka i PTir
Bposobleniia dlia montazha kta-kasa propyshlemVkh zdanii I 'z abornogo
zhelezobetona; iz opyta stroak LensovnarkhoZU. Lenlngrad, 1961. .
24 p., (Leningradskii Dom nauelmo-tekbnichaskoi propagaa3dy. O'wen pe-
redovym. opytom. Seriia: Stroitellnaia promynhlemostly no.13)
(MIU 3j': 9)
1. Instruktor peredovykh Eetodov truda trestAt Orgtekhotroy Upravle-
niya stroitellstva LensovnarkhozC(for Xozlov).
(Industrial buildings) (Precast concrete construction)
KOWULOV, AlekcarAr Ivanovirch; MOD1, V.F.fdecearedl; ZINOVIYEV,
Anatoliy YakovIevich; ZAGFIADSKIY, Vasilly Ivwiovich;
JUL red.; FREGER, D.P., red. izd-,va,- BELOOPOVA,
I.A.0 tekhn. red.
[Mesh-reinforced concrete roofs for iriduatrial buildings;
experience of the "Orgtekhotroill Trust and Trust No.4/j. of the
Administration of Construction of the Leningrad National
Economic CouncillArmotsemontnye pokrytlia (ilia pronyahle-nMkh
zdanii; iz opyta, raboty tresta ttOrgtekbstroiff i tresta No.44
Upravleniia stroitellstva Lerwo,vnarkhoza. LeaLngrad,, 1962.
16 P. (Leningrad s]cJi dom naucbna-tekhnicheskoi propagandy. Ob-
men peredovym opytom. Seriia: "Stroitellnaia prorWsblennost'
n0.5) (MIRA 15-.81
(Roofing, Concrete) (Industrial buildings)
KALININ, O.V.- KRINCHIK, Ye.P.
MdUchannel programing device for an automatto supply or
sting,11. Vop.paikbol. no.6tl24-127 N-D 162. (MM 16:2)
1. Mookovskiy inzhenerono-fisicheekly institut i otdoleniye
peikhologii Moskovekngo universiteta.
(Psychological apparatus)
XLLINrN,P.A.
Keane of increasing the capacity of wineries. Vin.SSSR 15
no-3,39-40 155. (NIRA 8:8)
1. Sverdlovskiy vinzavod Glavnogo upravleniya vinodellehookoy
promyshlennosti (RSTBR)
(Wine ancl wine making)
-11/v
KUKS. A.Ya.,
nauki
P.A.,
IJ
doktor geo logro-minera log icheakikh nauk, ziislushenny7 deyistell
i tekhniki RBYSR I Komi ASSR; KALININ, P.D., red.; KODAUIV,
tekhn.red.
[-Prospects for the development of the petroleum an d gas induBtries
in the Komi A.S.S.R.; based on now data from geological prospecting]
4ropektivy neftianol i gazovoi provo-ohlonnosti Komi ASSR; v ovate
novykh dannykh Feologorezvedochnykh robot. -'~rktyvksr, Komi taishnon
Izd-vo, 1957. 31 P. (MM 11:2)
(Komi A.S.S.R.-Petroleum industry)
(Xomi A.S-S.Ro---Gae# Natural)
3011-120-53-1-36/43
AUTHORS:Kalinin, P. D. and Kuznetsov, A. K.
TITLr-,: 'PrograMne'"MijWbature Control (Programinnoye re r,,ulirovaaiye
temperatury)
PERIODICAL; Fribory i Tekhnika Eksperimenta, 1958, I-Tr 1,
Pp 136-137 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A description is given of a relatively simple attachment
to an electronic potentiometer which wJ.11 give -temperature
control accordin- to any preset law. The law is given by
the shape of a thin metal foil or the profile of a thin
wire as shown in Fig.l. A special contact is made to
follow the outline of the specially prepared foil or wire.
This motion is then transformed into an electric signal
which is used to control the temperature of a furnace in
the reouired manner. The electrical circuit is shovm in
Fig.2. There are 3 diagrams and 2 English, 4 Soviet references.
ca
ASSOCIATION: Institut kbimii silikatov All SSSR (Institute of the
Chemistry of Silicates, Academ;y of Sciences of the USSR)
SUBMITTED: June 24, 195?.
1. Temperature--Control 2. Potentiqmeters--Applica-tions
Card 1/1 3. Furnaces--Control systems
AUTHORS: Kalinin ,,.Kuznetsov, A. Y. 50 1'/76-32-*('- 30/,,,5
TITLE: An Automatic Recording Balance (Avtomaticheskiye regibtriruy-
ushchiye vesy)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khiraii, 1958, Vol 32, 11r 7,
pp 1658 - 16050 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the introduction some designs of bal~-.nces for measurem-ents
according to .1hevenard (Ref 9) and larji~e thermal balances with
a Kurnakov pjrometer are described. The authors doscribe nz
apparatus which automatically records the weight loss and t~.e
furnace temperature, and which consistr:, of an analytical sc_-~!,Z,
~ selenium photoelenent --F33_3U , an electronic amplif ier.UA-109
~ reversing motox;T.M-1Qj,a potontiome-terW , an electronic
double-point potentiometer _AIP~ -09 and a furnace. From the
schematic representation and the description may be seen that
the photoelement is divided into two halves, by which means
the balf,.ncin - on a reduction of weight (wcn an increase of
weight may be obtained. A platinum wire serves for the com-
pensation of the weight changes; it is calibrated with ana-
lytical weit-,Iits-Hence,thepatehtLcmter in also calibrated in weight
Card 1/2 units. The measuring accuracy of the vieiCht loss is given to be
U
An Automatic Recording Balance
SOV/76-32-7-30/45
O#1g and lessp the analytical scales havino a sensitivity of
00001 g. A diagram of the dehydration of boric acid is given as
example, from which may be seen that the separation of water
takes place in two stagest the first at 120 - 2500 and the
second at 250 - 3400, which corresponds with data in publica-
tions. There are 3 figures and 11 referencer., 6 of which are
Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khinii silikatov) AN SSSR,Lenin~rrad (Leningrad, Institute
of Silicate Chemistry
.,AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: December 9, 1957
1. Balances--Design 2. Balances-Performance 3. Recording
devices--Applications 4. Dehydrators--Control aystems
5. Control systems--Calibraticn
Card 2/2
KAMMI . P.D.
Technological evaluation of the Shark winter wheat grown
under different soil and climatic conditions in the Azer-
baijan S.S.R. Izv. AN Azerb. SSR.S.r.bio. i mod. naulc no,8:
33-38161e MTRA 16:8)
(AZERBAI.TPII.-WHW-VARIETIF,S)
K 'I.L t ~f 1 ,
~- ~i Ik. F"
SOPDKIN, G.V.,- KALDIIN, P,
ev?o .1112WA
Experience of A.A.lakharov's boring brigade. Gor. ishur. no.4:
18-19 Ap '57. (MLRA 10:5)
1. Leninogorskly polimetallicheskiy kombinat.
(Boring) (Zakharovo A.Aj
-- KALININ, P.F.
Reagent feeding device. TSvet. met. 33 no.6;86-87 Jo '60.
(MIRA 3-4:4)
1. Lenino orokiy polimetallicheakiy kombinat.
IMetallurgical -laboratories-Equipment and nupplies)
yj. L T -,:.-
_. Ljj, F. G.
DAL', I.Z.; KALININ. P.G.; TRUBAMV, T.Ye.
Over-all mechaniiAtion of the production of spare parts.
Zel.dor.transp. 39 no.4:42-48 Ap '57. (MLRA 10:5)
l.Nachalinik proyaktno-konstruktorskogo otdoln Jjyublinakogo
liteyno-makhanichookogo zavoda. (for Dal') 2.11achallulk planovogo
otdola lyublinskogo litaynomakhomichaskogo 2&voda (for Kalinin)
3. Nachallnik otdela promyshlennykh prodpriyanly TuPRU Hinisterstva
pute7 soobahchani7a .
(Lyublino--Steel works)
DALI, Ivan ZinovI yevich; KALININ, Petr GoorgAyevich; TAYTS, Zakhar
Semenovich; GURCT,--S-.-,-Fe-T.-,--19GMO-VA, 1. , tekhn.red.
(Over-all mechanization and business accounting; work practice
at the Lublin Foundry Machinery Plant] Komplekonais mekhani-
zateiia i khozraschat; iz opyte raboty Liublinakogo liteino-
mekhflnicheakogo zavoda. Moskva, Hook.rabochii, 1959. 94 p.
(MIRA 12:10)
(Lublin-Railroads--Rolling stock) (Machine accounting)
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AUTHOR& Kalininj.P.I., Lieutenant-Colonelp Medical Corps
TITIL's k comparative estimate of certain methods of
determining the ear's barofunction
PMIODICAL., "I-oyenno-meditsinskiy zhurnal, no. 5, 1961; 76-77
TEM, Due to the lack of any such comparisGn in specialist
literature, the author made a comparative appraisal of two
means of determining the ear's barofunctions a) by using an
MD -1 (KO-1) otomanometer, and b) by otoscopy according to the
"sail" phenomenon, in both cases with barometric pressure drops
in a pressure chamber. The pressure drops simulated loss of
height at a rate of 25-50 meters/sec. The degree of the ear's
barofunction was determined after the ter3t in. the pressure cham-
ber by examining the tympanic membrane and from the subject's
complaints. In 11 out of 124 cases the ear's barofunction. was
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not accurately determined by otomanometry. The error comprised
9%. The otoscopy method showed only 4sA error but in 26.6f* of
the cases the barofunction could not be determined b this
method. Barofunction disturbances were noted in 23 .54 of the
persons in this group. Consequently, determination of the ba-
rofunction by using an MO-1 otomanometer reflects the true
situation in most cases. The use of the otoscopy method is re-
stricted. by the individual anatomical features of the tympanic
membranes. In all uncertain cases the barofunction should be
checked by otomanometry.
SUBMITTED; August 1960
Card 2/2
KALININ, F.I.; SOKOLOVA, A.A.
Study of the electrical activity of the reticular formation of the
mesencephalon in the rabbit during extinction of the "a6tivition
reaction" in response to indifferent stimuli. Fiziol.zbur. 47
no.5353!~-541 My 161. (HIRA 14: 5)
From the N.N.Burdenko Institute Qf Neurosurgery, U.S.S.R.
Academy of Medical Sciences, and the Institute of Higher Nervous
Activitys U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, VWsoow.
(BRAIN) (CEREBRAL CORTEX)
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KALININ, F.I.;.SOKOIDVA, A.A.
Electrical activity of the reticular formation of the midbrain
of a rabbit during the formation of a dominant focus in the
cerebral cortex. Zhur. vys. nerv. deiat. 11 no.6,.1112-1119 1-P
161. ('mim 15ij)
1. Burdenko Institute of Neurosurgery, U.S.S.R. Academy of
Medical Sciences, and Institute of the Higher Nervous Activity
and Neurophysiology, U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, Moscow*
(=CTROF,NCBFHA1WRAFHY)
(BRAIN)
KALININ,, P.I.; LYU KHAN'-SHEN' [Liu Han-shdn]
Role of the reticular formation of the midbivAn and the thalawaig
in the formation of motor diminance. Trudy 1nst.vys.nervrdeiat.
Ser.fiziol. 7157-68 162, (MIRA 1622)
1 WIN) (EMTROPHYSioLoar)
KALININ.-P.I.
Effect of polarization of the lateral and median geniculate body
on the motor dominant in rabbits. Fiziol. zhur. 50 no-3:252-258
Mr t 64. (HIRei 18: 1)
1. Institut vysshey nervnoy deyatellnosti. i neyrofiz.Iologii AN
SSSR i Institut neyrokhirurgii imeni akademika N.N. Burdeako
AMN SSSR, Moskva.
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albite) is typical for microctine pe=atjteq LuttitIC delnite p itvi cf Tnimb-OW4 litrubtif-ji uw-Jamied by t1w
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r1ccMatitic rocks. Mn garnets mrc rL"_trjct~I to t,,, C'001 NO, No. Yl I'at 114C pritcl.sicl
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mu"Vitc 11C.9mittites of the Proterozoic and Archtmi gran- regmatitem in tht Tmas4,nfi:p:r mgIrs-a linveb"m to 16!
ttcsOfSaYol--Statit~idSt~,UdYangk. The wide variability of rJetwnTu.3kic Itacdoni *f phillix1mo III fleg"Jaill e'ltd IlailLi-
the Chem- -QMPn- Of the P-Mets is Mustratcd by Selected sea by hyd lothermal qoInn. J1 nat suit Ut rr tits, anguwd3ll
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SPS- in COMPuiWil with the ComPr- Of the mother W.
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X&LININ, P.V.
Paragenesis of spinels in the southern Baik:ml I-6910n, Tm(br MRI
29:16-37 156. (MIJU 10: 4)
(Baikal region-Spinel group)
A~ i .1-, 1 1 - I-I,
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X&LIKIN, P.V.; ROIMNSOI;, B.M.
Goologieal-structural characteristics and genesis of Slyudyanks,
phlogopite deposits. Soy. gaol. no-58:56-73 157. (MIRA 11:2)
1.Moskovskiy- geologo-rasvedochnyy institut imeni S. Ordzhonikidze.
(Baikal Jtegioh--Phlogopite ores)
STAITKEM. TO.A. 1-1
Mikolai Alskseevich Smollianinov; obituary. Min.sbor.
no.11:406-409 157. (Mlft 13:2)
(Smollianinov. Nikolai Alekesevich, IfY35-1957)
AUHORS: Kalinin, P.V., Stankeyev, Ye.A. V- 5 -58 - 2-10/4 3
TITLE: Nikolay Alekseyevich Smol'yAninov
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' Moskovskogo obshch~:jtva ispytateley prirody
Otdel geologicheskiy, 1958, Nr 2, pp 1-17-120 (TJSSR)
ABSTRACT: This is an obituary on Nikolay A. Smol'yaninov, Member of
the Moskovskoye obshchestvo ispytateley prirody (Moscow
Society of Naturalists), honored scientist and engineer of
RSFSR, Doctor of Geological-Mineralogical Sciences, Director
of the chair for mineralogy and crystallography of the Moscow
Institute of Geological Prospecting imeni S. Ordzhonikidzo,
and Professor at the Moscow University imeni M.V, Lomonosov.
There is I photograph and 36 Soviet references.
3., Scientific perscnnel-USSR
Card 1/1
KALININ, P. V..- Doc Goolog-Mineralog Sci (diss) -- "The mineralogy and geneats
r,
of pegmatites and related mineral formations in Slydudyanakiy Rayon (southern
Baykalia)". Moscow, 1959. 34 pp (14in Higher Educ USSR, Moscol-7 (,eologicaL Pros-
pecting Inst im S. Ordzhonikidze, Chair of Mineralogy), 150 copies (KL, No 9,
1959, 113)
KALINI112 P.V, -
DjcOTt4j,fjj&j of tho minoralovoid I'macto of 010 1,k)(10OW
Geological Prospecting Institute. Izv,, vyse tichob ZaTf;
geol. i razv. 3 no.6:3-17 Je 160. ~MIU 14:7)
1. Mookovskiy goolo orazvedochnyy institut imenJ S. Ordzhonikifte.
I (ME
omeow-Minoralogical munewtia)
MININ, P.V.
Orthite of pegmatite veins in Eastern Siberia. Trudy 14GRI 37:82-89
,61. (MIRA 15:1)
(Siberia, Eastern-Allanite)
KALININ, P.V.
Lomonosov's traditions in Russian mineralogy; on the 25crth
anniversary of his birth. lzv.vys.ucheb.zav#; geol. i :razv.
4 no.120-15 D 161. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Mookovskiy geologorazvedochM institut imeni S.Ordzhonikidze.
(Lomonosov,Mikhail Vasi.1'evichgl7ll-1765)(Mineralogy)
KnININ., P.V,
V.I.Vernadakiit an outstanding mineralogist and geochemist.
Izvevyseucheb,savo; geol.i razv. 6 no.30-12 14r- 16). (MM 16:5)
1. Moskovskiy geoloirzazvedochnyy institut imeni S.Ordshonikidso,
.Vernadskii, Vladimir Ivanovich, 1863-1945)
KAMIMP P.V.
Systemat z ng the pagms-ttite3 of the Vlshnavyye AMountaina, Izv, vys,
uchob. zav.1 geol i ram 7 no.lOv43-60 0 164. WRA 190)
1. Moskovskiy geologorm.avedochnyy Institut im. S.Ordshohikidze.
YA'.
KALININ Petr YefeY#vicb; GANSHTAK, V.L. kand. ekon.neak.. retBenzent;
VARNACHEVj, A.N., inih., red.; DUGINA, N.A.p tekhn. red.
(Economics and the organization of production in heat-
1~reatment workshoye]Zkonomika i organisatoiia proizvodstva
v termicheskikh tsekbakh. Moskva, Maahgizp 1962. 1.11
(DIM 1599T,
(Machinery industry) (Metals-Heat treatment)
R~j~, Petr Yegpr X~ch;.-PANSHWAK, V.I., kand.ekon. nauk, xvtsenzent;
VA-f&-A-,C,,HEV, A.N., n2;h., red.; DUGINA, N.A., tekbn. red.
I
[1conomics and production organization in heat-treatment work-
ehopo]Ekonomika i organi ataiia proizvodstva v bormicheakikb
tBekhakh. Moskva, Ma4hg;, 1962. Ill p. (MIRA 16:1)
(Machinery industry--Yanagement)
(Metals-Heat treatment)
BUCHNUp V.K,-g prof.p dok-tor tekhn. nauk; KALDI ..R.,L..O~dotsant,- KORABLEV,
A.A., kand. tekhn. nauk; MOVIN, G.I., inzh.,- X.Al7EV:l V.S., kand.
tekbn. nail ; V2WWVq V.Ye., inzh.; ATY, - ISKOl V.D., inzh.;
ILISHTMI A.M., kand. tekhn.nauk; UTZSKULl X.N.p kand. tekJmx=k;
KOBISHCHANOVq M.A. 9 kand, tekhn.naukl DONIOVOLI"IKIYp V.V.t kand,
tekhn. muk; MALYSHEVq A.G.v inshoj VOROPAYEV# A.F.t prof.j, doktor
tekhn. naak; LIDIN9 G.D.v prof., dok-tor tekbn.izuk; TOPCHIYEVl A.V.p
prof.; VEDMUKOV, V.1.9 kand, tokhn.muk; KUZIV.ICH, I*Aot ]=do
tekhn. nauk; IEMS, Z.M., In2b.; SYSOYEVAI, V.A.p kand. tekbn. mak;
MEIAMW v Z.M., kand. tekhn.nauk,- CHERNAVKINq N.IQ.p init.;
KARPILOVICH9 M.Sh.p inzh.j MELIKUMOVt L.G., inzb.; BOGOPOLISKIYy
B.Kh.t inzh.; FROLOVt A.G.p doktor tekhn.noakj- KHVOSTOV, F.K.g
inzh.1 BAGASHEVt M.K.p kand. tekhn. nauk; KAMINISKIY, X.N-p inzh.1
PETROVICH9 T.I.9 inzh.; ZHUKOVO V.V.q red. izd-va; LOULINAI, LIN.,
tekhn. red.; PROZOROVSKAYA, V.L., tokbn. red.
[Mining engineers' handbook]Spravoohnik gornogo inzhenera.
Moskva, Gos.naucbno-tekbn. izd-vo -lit-ry po, gornomu dell'I"160
(Mining engineering-Handbooks; manuals, eV..)
AGACHEV, Pavel Yegorovich,; Y
_ 4kLININL_R.A~u_retqenzent; TOFAZOV,
reteenzent; KORMAN, A.Gp kand. telchn. nauk.. nampbrgy"ied-ij
PADVOj A.B., naachnyy red.j KLIORIIIA, T.A., red.~ FRUNKIN,'P.S.,
tekhn. red.
(Course in higher mathe~Wtics for otudents of technical cor-
respondence schools and for self-tewhing] Kurs vysshei mate-
matiki dlia uchashchikhoia zaocbzWll tekhnIkUmov i samoobrazo-
vaniiA. Leningrad, Gos. soiuznoo izd-vo, sudostmit. proWshl.
1961. 671 p. (KIRA As 10)
Nathematios)
GUTER, R.S.p retsenzent; GRUDNIKOV,
V.I., retsenzent; SHIROKOVA, S.A.p red.
(Algebra and elementary functions] Algebra i eleinentarnye
funktsii. Moskvap Naukag 1961,. 477 P. (MIRA 18:4)
KOIXSOV, I.;XALDiIN, S.
Milk receiving stations on collective farms. Moloch. prom. 18 no.4:
29 '57. (MLU 10: 4)
1. Ianin dekly treat.
fKailk)
ULININ, S., general-leytenant v otstav'Ke
To Lenin for the truth. Voen, vest. 41 no.,4:7-01 Ap 62.
(KRA 15:4)
(Russia-Revolutiono 1917-1921)
(Lanin, Vladimir Illich, 1870-192-4)
KALININ, S.
Results of the competition on protection of Iie atmofiPhere and
r9servoirs arinst industrial wastes from ccal induetry enter-
prises. Ugol 39 no.11:75,1 N 164. (MIRA 18:2)
- KALININ, S.A., in-zh; KORENEV3M, M.V., inzh.
Operation of electric locomotives on long haul distanaeiT. Zhe2,0 dar,
transp. 44 no-3:55-61 Vir 161, (MIRA 13s3)
1. Zamestitell nachalln;Ua Moskovskoy dorogi, (for Kalinin).
(Electrio locomotives)
TROSTIN, Y~.A., inzh.; L HIL
_,, inah.; KORENL
_~Aj -Z, A. WSKII, M.V.,
inzb.; NOVIKOV, V.N., inzh.; DROBINSKIY, V.A., lnzh., red.
YUDZON, D.M., takhn. red.
(Illustrated handbook for the locomotiye engineer) 11-liustri-
rovannoe posobie parovaznomu mashini6tu. Moakwa Transzhel-
dorizdat, 1?63. 280 p. NIBA 160)
(Locomotives-Handbooks, manuals, etc.)
KALININ S,A., inzb. :,..
-~-- ,-
Catamarans with sails. Siyloatroonie 29 no.1l.:?8 11 163.
. (MIRA l6tV)
YUNAKOV A.A.; BOBROVSKIYf S.I.; ALIYEV, R.A.; BELOVASIMNA, N.M.; K.ALINI
0 - ~ YEFEYKINp A* Ke
In the Botanical Society of the U.S.S.R. Bot.mhur. 50
no.10:1505-1506 0 165o NIRA 19:12)
11 Voes znoye botanichaskoye obahchostvo, Leningrad (for
YefeykinT.
1 4 S. D.
KALININ)
Kalinin, S. D. - "nie adaptation of thp plants to settlemenL in various locatism., 11
Yestestvoznaniye v shkole, 1914,9, No. 1, p. 60-63
SO-* U-4355, 14 August 53, (14topis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, 14o. 15, 1949)
VILICEIINSKII,V.L.; KALINIS.S.G.
Stamping attachment for making woodscrews. RAts. A izobT. predl, v
stroi. no.103:11 154. (KUU 8: 11)
(Screw-Cutting machines)
KALIFIN, S. G. , Cand of Tech Sci -- (diss) "Study of the Dynamics of
Drilling Assemblies durIng Drilling Opert3tions," L'vov, 1959, 17 pp
(L'vov Polytechnical Institute) (KL 4-60, 119)
KALININ, S.G,
Necessity of the use -f an elastic compensator in a drilling
shaft. Izv.vys.uchet.zav.; neft' i gaz 6 no. 12i23-28 163.
(MIRA 17:5)
1. Llvovskiy politakhnichaskiy instLtut.
-.,.(
1. ~. ". ,j.
III j I ~~.ajs or, it dri I lin - ! , '.,: ! i~lted
C,
-ril,ri consIderatior, Olo Jr ,
L - 11 1 ~ bc ~ ~,-] .
fleft- "42 no-12114-16 D 1~41 (r 1 7a~ -) ~ 1,-! )
- KAIANINO SIG,
&Nct of resistance forces in a well on the dynamic loads in
10
the drilling string when it is hoist,)d. Buremie no.9:21-22 114.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Llvovskiy politekhnicheskiy inetitut.
KALI tlTI;9
Pynami'ls of the "'ol5ting of a drll!iifv, !3t.rlng in the presence of a on-
contrated resistance in the w5ll. vys. uchob. za-f.; noft' i. gaz
8 no.6t29-33 165. (RIHA 1.8t7)
Ltvavakly
.. KALININ, S.G.
Determining the vertical load on a derrick. lay. vys*
ucheb. zav.; neft' i gaz 7 no.11:93-97 164. (MIRA 18sll)
1. L'vovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut.
KALINIV, S.I.
Unique natural catalyst. Trudy SGrK no.1:241-25.4 c6o.
(MMA 13: 10)
(Catalysts)
KALININI S"i,
Prospecting for oil and gas in Africa in 1962. Geol. nefti i
gaza. 7 no.12248-.50 D 163. (MIRA 17s8)
KALININ, S.I.
Preaent stat7 s of the oJ-1 and gas industry," of the bacdc oil
producing countrIes of southeastern Asia. Trudy no.423,
0
133-139 164-
Geotectonic reglonal'Lzation of India, ?akLztan, and Afgbanist,-Ln
In connectLon with their oil and gas potenttal. -IbLd.:140-149
(M,IRA 18!3)
KALININ,~_-S!I,., inzh.-makhanik
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