SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT POSTOVSKIY, I.YA. - POSTULKA, J.
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NIRENBURGY V.L.; PO.")TOVSKIY, I.Ya.
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Cyanoothylation of 1-phenYl-5-tetrazolinethione. Zhur. ob. klim.
34 no.10:3200-3203 0 164. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Urallskiy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni S.M. Kirova, Sverdlovsk.
TA14ASEYCHUKJI B.S.; MSTOVSKIY, I.Ya.
Some polycyc'Lic chalcone &nalog-s. Z~---,.
3282 JI '65,
Ethylene derivatives of
1. Urallsldy politeklmicliesIdy Imstitut.
Sverdlovsk.
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BEDNYAGINAJ, N.P.; FOSTOVSKIY, I.Yea
Hydrolytic cleavage of some heterocyclic eulfones. Part 6.- Synthesis
and properties of /1-nitrophonylaul-fonyl-.*-mothylbenzirlidnzolyl-
niethane and nitrophenylsulfonylbenzothiazolylmethane. Zhur.ob.khim.
30 'no.10:3193-3196 0, 161. (MIRA 14:4)
1. Ural'skiy politekhnicheskiy institut.
(Sulfone)
GRINBUT, Ye. I. POSTOVSqY, I. Ya.
Reaettons involv*$ additionB of acetylenecarboxylic acids and
their~.esters.: fttt 2: Reactions with tyclic thioamiMs. Zhur.
ob. khim. 31 no.2094400 F 161. (kRA 14:2)
1. Urallski politeWmiaheskiy institut.
C Kilonedicarboxyll#4kaid) (Amides) (Propiolic acid)
(A ety~ - j
TJSSR/ Organic Chemistry Synthetic organic chemistry E-2
Abs Jour Refermt Zhur - Khimiyap No 4, 1957' 11705
Author -Zolovskiy P.Ya., Kushkin B.V.
Title ~nc ~ning ~e Structare of Disulfamides of Thiazole
Orig Pub Zh- obShch 1956, 26, 150,7, 2052-2058
Abstract By alteknativel~ introducing two different sulfaryl residues into 2-ami-
nothiazole (I) were prepared isomeric disulfamides, thus b~ reacting
with p-chloibbanzene'sulfochloride (II) and interacting the-resulting
2-(p-chlorbenzene-sulfamiito)-thidz6le (III) with acetylsulffLnylchloride
(Iv)'was synthesized 2-(p.-~chlorobe'nzene4tilfamido) 3-(acetyloulfeLnylyl)
-thiazolin-4 (V);~and from 2- Lacetyl6ulfanylyl-amin6thiazole (VI) and
- - r
II was prepared 2-acdtyliulfanylylamido 3-(p.chlo obenzenesAlfonyl)
"thiazolin-4 (VII)~'analogoti6ly fr6m'2-be'nienesulfonyl aminothiazole
and IV'was-synthesized 2-(beiizene6ulfon3qimido)-3-(acetyloulfanylyl)
-thiaz*olin-4 L(Vrjl ); and'from VI-and benzene sulfochloride -- 2-(acety-
lsulfanyl .ylimido)-3-(benzenesulfanyl)-thiaz'olin-4 (IX). Structure of'
V,'VII, VIII and IX is established by their ammonolysis with 15% solu-
tion of NH3 (4 hours, 7&), as a result of which were obtained,
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POSTOVSKIY, V., inzh.; KHOKHLACFIEV, B., inzh.
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Crusher for moist and viscous materials. TSement 22 no.5:28 S-0 156.
(19ARA 10:1)
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(Bryansk-Gement industries) (Crushing machinery)
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ALAMFYF,V, P. M., FPSOBRAMENSKII, V. S.,
POSTOVTSEV. M. I.
USSR (6oo)
Geography - Congresses
Brief Report. Izv. AN 888R. Ser. geog no, 4, 1952
MontUly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress. November 1952. Unclassified.
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POSTOIVSKIJI 1. J.
"Sur la roaction du dioxyde do s6len'iLbm.avec quelaues'hydrazines." (P. 37)
Postows)c1l, 1. J. Lougowkille, B. P. ot Uwidr~k, G, F.
SO: Journal If General Chemistry. (Zhurnal obshchei Khimii) 1937, 'll'olunie 7, No. 1.
ZENKINI V.I.; POSTOY.-"; FOPOVA, Z.I.; SAVIN, O.R.
Optinalizing controller for inertial processes. Biul.tekh.-ekcn.
inform.Gos.nauch.-issl.inst.nauch.i tekh.inform. 18 no.1:36-37
Ja 165- (MIRA 1834)
ACC NR- AR6035231 S01URCE: CODE: UR/0372/66/000/008/G017/G018
AUTHOR: Zenkin, V.: I.; Savin, 0. R.; Chertkov, 1. Yaj_Rqqtt9y,_Y. A.
TITLE: Designing a computer of an extremal regulator for heat processes
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Kibernetika, Abs. 8G107
REF SOURCE: Pribory i ustroystva aredstv avtomatiki t telemekhan. Reap.
mezhved. nauchno-tekhh. ob., v-yp. 1, 1965, 99-108
TOPIC TAGS: heat regulation, computer, extremal heat regulator
ABSTRACT: Systems of extremal regulation are investigated which consist of:
1) a nonlinear inertialess element whose input value x (regulating action) and
output value y (static value of extremum-EV) are coupled by the equation
where aft), b(t), e(t) are the variable parameters which determine the
extremum static characteristic; 2) a linear element whose input value y and output
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value 't (current value of EV) are coupled by the differential equation
do
4p+
3) a pickup unit for measuring the current value of EV; and 4) a step-type extremal
regulator. To decrease the influence of linear element inertia, a static value of
EV is Introduced in the logic element of the extremal regulator, I. e., a regulation
law is constructed in the form
&%#,=align All,, SIP Aga$
where Ar.- is the increment of the value of EV. Ifor the case when transients in..
the linear part of the object of regulation and in the pickup unit are described by
differential equations of the first order, an algorithm of the operation of the
extremal. regulator computer to derived. It to shown that the value of sign AF.
required for reallizing the regulation law can be calculated on the basis of signal
increments at the pickup output. A computer circuit which uses summing trans-
formers with a"phase-sensitive amplifier to described. To improve the noise
immunity of the eztremal regulation system. it Is necessary to calculate the
increment of EV on the basis of the increments -of the. signal from the pickup which
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SHCHERBAKOVY O.A.; GPRANI, I.M.; MTQYALKO,-jj.V.; BURYLOTA, R.V.;
IIGSHCHAKET, M.A.,; PIROZITOVA', Z.A.
Stratigraphy of the boundary layers of the Touinai and V-,sd
stage in the Central Urals. New data based on the profile in
the raRway groove between the Upper and Lower Oubakha. Dokl.
AN SSSR 158 no.l.-112-115 S-01 64 (RIPA 17:8)
1. Predstavleno akademikom D.Y. Pali-Okinym.
POSTOV,LKOV, K. D., Cand Agr Sci -- (diss) "Effectiveness of fertilizers
in crop rotation on the non-irrigated lands of Central Kazakhstan." Alma-
Ata, 1958. 20 pp (Min of Agriculture KaFSSR), 110 copies (KL, 16-58, 122)
POSTOTAU,_1L.S_ (Yessentuki)
Practical solution of problems in the correct dosimetry and economical
use of AXR-7 Plastic in preparing bases in dental prosthesis labora-
tories. Stonatologiia 38 no.2:60-61 Ap 159. (KIM 12:7)
(DENTAL PROSTHESIS) (PIASTICS)
YESAYAN, G.T.; GALOYAN, G.A, BABAYAN,, A.A.; QjQt!4,,~, ~N.R.
Interaction of sulfochlrides with dimedon. Dokl. All Arm. SSR 38
no.5001-304 164o (MIRA 111:6)
1. Institut organicheskoy khiznJ.i All Armyanskoy SSR. Predstavleno
akademikom AN Armyanskoy SSR V.I.Isagul'yantsem.
va cf the Jii~c-af;e vrL.,s -'ri the Drrit,hcdorus
1908. iz-'. ki I-M. SSIR . Holt nauk-i IS no. 7 :87-9d
L 2oig-66 )/Edk(b)'-2 JK
=CESSION NR: AP5021804 UR/0296/6~('/018/007/0067/'0091
AUTHOR: 130yadzhyan, G, K,, Postogang So Ro
TiTM-Survival of aphttious stlomatitis virus in 0
jtho~oru
lahorensigs neum 1908 ticks. Second report: Natural"ihfdation of
tickd-
SOURCE: AN ArmSSR, Izvestiya, Ssriya.biologichaslcildi nauk, v. 18p
!no,,-7, 1965,::87,91,
ITOPIC TAGS: e: eriment animalp virus, virus disease# animal disease#
XP
animal. husbandry
ABSTRACT: -An earlier1nve'stigation established that aphthous
]
stomatitis virus survives-in the hemol7mph of Ornithodorus lQorensis
ticks-for.32 days following experimental infection* The present
study investigated possible transmission of,aphthous stomatitis virus
from infected animals to bloodsucking P. 14hRrenois ticks and the
length of,virus survival in the tick otganitme In*two series of
experimentsp sexually mature 0, lahqrRnois ticks were fed on infected
guinea pigs or white mice. Alimentary tract contents and hemolymph
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of.ticks were:investigated,at,~regular-periods from I to 68 days to,
determine,presence ofthe.virus,carrier state* The alimentary tract
contents~of ticks fed.'on infected guinea pigs-gave positive results
on the 5thp 7thp 20thq and 30th days. The alimentary tract contents
of ticks fed on Infected-white.mice-also were positive from the 5th
to the 68th days, Hemolymph investigations of ticks fed,on infected
guinea pigs andmice'produced negative-results in all cases. The
authors conclude that aphthous stomatitis-virus is transmitted from
infected animals,to the bloodsucking 0 laho ticks with the'
J.
virus surviving in the alimentary traFt fftift 30"to 6U days, In
contrast to experimental infection of ticksp the virus does not pass
from.the alimentary tract to the hemol-3mph in the case of natural
infectionj Orige art4,has: 1 table*
ASSOCIATION,-:.Armyarisk1.y institut zhivotnovodstva i veterinapii
(Armenian lzistitutel'qf-~Animal Husbandry and,Veterinary) ~_'9
ENCLi 00
SUBMITTED: 20,Tan65, SUB CODE: LS
NR REP SOVI 001 OTHER: 000
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05TOYANP
f)r.c-urrenno of Ucl:.9 of tl-ic goolls tho ~~refjeras` !voup in
the Annpni&n AN L~~a. 14 Ll,~I. nauk4 15 no,12:89-92
T62, r-.8)
1. ilrotozoolog' 'nsLi,.,-,ta zhivotnovodstva
i voterinarli ftm~,SR.
POSTOYAN, S.R.
New foci of tick-borne relapsing fever im the Armenian S.S.R.
Izv. AN Arm.SSR. Biol. nauld 16 no.lOt77-85 0163r (MIRA l6al2)
1. Protozoologicheskaya laboratori7a Institute. zhivotnovodstva
i veterinarii ArmSSR.
1 1266-66:' EWT(d)/T- IJP(c)
'ACCESSION NR:.~ AR5008452~ U, 0271 65/0.00/00Z/B008jB008
.42,32.001
W-5:681,1
SOURCE: Ref. zh.. ~Avtomatika, telernekMnika i.vychislitelinaya tekhnika. -71
Svodnyy tomi Abs.. 2B48
AUTHOR: Postovenkov Yui, K.
TITLE:, Al orithms for co~~putation of the, carrelation-function- estimator I
9 qr
CITED. SOURCE-: Nauchn. tr. Sib. fil. Vsed*. A.-i. in,-ta mekhaniz. s. kh,
vyp. .2, 1964,~ 89-100
TOPIC TAGS:. correlation function, correlation function -estimatioll
-'TRANSLATION: A cla6sification is suggested of algorithms intended for
computation of time -correlatiok't -function estimators~ on the -basis of:
(1) Amplitude presentation of the source random processes; (2) time presentation i
of amplitude or oIar data;. (3) --time -averaging method.. Shortcomings of the
il - ~ ~ p
algorithm are listed; . the formulas for evaluating its statistical error are supplied.''
iA block dia ram of an amplitude continuous dynamic ~orrelatoris considered, ands
9
formulas are, presented for the calculations inv lved. Fo3tmul,
0 as are given for
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POSTOYEVY I.I.
Development and importance of the t4wimology of mmaxl
prefabication Of ship sections. Trudy LKI no.36:29-37 162.
(MIM 16:12)
1. Kafedra tekhnologii sudostroyeniya Leningradskogo korable-
stroitelnogo instituta.
I . ".
Izgotovienie burov i ikh re-mont s primeneniem. ~ontakctriol svarki 177'-snufact-u--re C-f bcrcr~ ---:
their rcpair bi contact weldin2. , Soverd. lov j "I-,, I!etallurgizeat, 195.1. lCe. T".
SO: Monthly List of llbssian Accessions, Vol. 6 NO. 5, August -1953
Fo'~ E Vj
PHASE I TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 551 - I
I
BOOK Call No.: AF1539674
Authors: POSTOYEV, I. M. and RAZIKOV, M. I.
Full Title: MANUFACTURE AND REPAIR OF DRILLS BY MEANS OF RESISTANCE
WELDING
Transliterated Title: Izgotovleniye burov i ikh remont s primeneniyem
kontaktnoy svarki
PUBLISHING DATA
Originating Agency: None
Publishing House: State Scientific and Technical Publishing House of
Literature on Ferrous and Nonferrous Metallurgy (Metallurgizdat)
Date: 1953 No. pp.: 107 No. of copies: 4,ooo
Editorial Staff
Appraisers: Akhun, A. I., Dotsent, Kand. of Tech. 'Sci., Churin, V. A,
Eng., Belov, A. I., Eng.
PURPOSE: The book is intended for middle ranking technicians' and highly-
skilled workers in drill-manufactlaring shops.
TEXT DATA
Coverage: This book discusses the experience of Ural mines in the manu-
facture of drills, reinforced by hard-alloy layers, with detachable
boring bits. Resistance butt welding and electric heating used for
the manufacture and repair of drills are examined. The book contains
1/2
Izgotovleniye burov i ikh remont s primeneniyem kontaktnoy AID 551
svarki
data on the equipment of drill-sharpening workshops and welding plants,
on the selection, installation, adjusting, maintenance and operation
of welding machines, and on the choice os welding methods. The pro-
cessing of welded butt joints after welding, their defects, the en-
durance testing of welded drills and safety measures are described.
The book is provided with illustrations tables and diagrams.
No. of References: 17 Russian (1934-19511.
Facilities: Ural Polytechnic Institute im. Kirov, Department of
Technology and Welding Equipment, V. N. Bakull, M. M'. Kravtsov,
A. I. Belov, V. A. Churin, G. V. Cherepanov.
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'PHASE I TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 551 - I
BOOK Call No.: AF639674
Authors: POSTOM, I. M. and RAZIKOV, M. I.
T-NUMM-TURE AND REPAIR OF DRILLS BY MEANS OF RESISTANCE
Full Title.
..WELDING
Transliterated Title: Izgotovlentye burov I ikh remont s primeneniyem
kontaktnoy svarki
PUBLISHING DATA
Originating Agency: None
Publishing House: State Scientific and Technical Publishing House of
Literature on Ferrous and Nonferrous Metallurgy (Metallurgizdat)
Date: 1953 No. pp.: 107 No. of copies: 4,000
Editorial Staff
Appraisers: Akhun, A. I., Dotsent, Kand. of Tech. Sci., Churin, V. A,
Eng., Belov, A. I... Eng.
PURPOSE.: The book is intended for middle ranking technicians' and highly-
skilled workers in drill-manufacturing shops.
TEXT DATA
Coverage: This book discusses the experience of Ural mines In the manu-
facture of drills, reinforced by hard-alloy layers, with detachable
boring bits. Resistance butt welding and electric heating used for
the manufacture and repair of drills are examined. The book contains
1/2
Izgotovleniye burov i ikh remont s primeneniyem kontaktrioy AID 551 - I
,svarki
data on the equipment of drill-sharpening workshops and welding plants,
on the selection, installation, adjusting, maintenance and operation
of welding machines, and on the choice os welding methods. The pro-
cessing of welded butt joints after welding, their defects, the en-
durance testing of welded drills and safety measures are described.
The book is provided with illustrations tables and diagrams.
No. of References: 17 Russian (1934-19511.
Facilities: Ural Polytechnic Institute im. Kirov, Department of
Technology and Welding Equipment, V. N. Bakull, M. M.. Kravtsov,
A. I. Belov, V. A. Churin, G. V. Cherepanov.
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PM RAZIKOV, M.I.
Exanufacture and repair of drill bits by the use of Imtt welding] lzgoto-vle-
n1a Inirov i ikh remont 9 primeneniem kontaktnoi evarki. Sverdlovsk, Goo.
nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tsvetn,oi metallurgii, 1953. 106 P.
(MLPA 6:10)
(Blectric welding) (Boring machinery)
BEZRUKOVt G.N.
Discovery of brachiopod and C~inoidal remains in tale-chloritic
rocks in the Southern Urals. Izv. CI SSSR. Ser. geol. 26 no.5'
92-95 14Y 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Inatitut geologii ru4nykh meotoro24deniy petrografii, mineralogii
i gookhimii AN SSSR, Moskva.
(Ural Mountains-Brachiopoda., Fossil)
(Ural Mountains-Crinoidea, Fessil)
SHABLIOVSKIY, V.V., kand.sellskokhoz.nauk; POSTOYEV, K.M., mladshiy-
nauchnyy sotrudnik . ,
In the Far East. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 4 no-5:8-9 S-0
'59. (KRA 16:1)
(Soviet Far East-Spraying and dusting in agriculture)
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2. USSR (6oo)
4. Forests 2nd Forestry
7. Unsuccessful book on the Tellermanovskiy forest ("Tellermanovskiy forest." Les i stept
4 no. 10 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Januax$rj, -1953. Unclassified.
S/044/62/000/006/007/073
C111/C333
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AUTHORS: ',,Iikheyev, V. I.
2 ~Ioyev~,V.
TITLE: The tension state of a torus shaped shell under the
influence of hydrostatic pressure
PERIODICAL: Roforativnyy zhurnal, Matematika7p no. 8, 1962, 33-34,
abstract 8B149. ("Tr. Vses. zaochn. lesotekhn. in-tall,
1961,,no. 7, 125-137)
TE'XT; Examined is the calculation*of a torus shaped shell in the
general case, where the boundary.conditions are given more exact than
usual*. The method of asymptotic integration is used to solve the
equation for the symmetrical defo.rmation of such a Phell; the calcu-~
.lation formulas are obtained relatively easy by.this method.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation.]
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POSTOYEW, V.S., k,,r,,d. tal-Im. nauk
Conference r)n probir a of' atz-;o ,;Jh t . " * ~ 1, ~ , , rr: ,.
- , -!1". -;f j;Tjj, "#;,~ I- - -~,
Briergomashir.,,:.,,.,I-lr-oenie 10 rjo.jog~- r* (, I.
) " .-; -.,L;. (b!-Il rv~ -,;; ~,- ,
ARONSON, A.Ya., k-and. tekhn. nauk; BUGOV, A.U., kand. tekhn
nauk; 1%LYS1CEV, V.M.,. kand. -t*--khn. nauk; SKMLEEV, I.A.,
inzh.; G.Kh., kcand. tekhn. nauk;
POSTOYEV, V.S.2 kand. tekhn. nauk., retsenzent; ORGO, V.M.,
-15EC-L. nauk.. red.
r
LStrength calculation of the pprts of hydraulic turbines]
Raschet na prochhost? dd-C~lell et~ro-Lurbin. Moskva, Mashino-
stroenie, 1965. 391 P. (MIRA 18:10)
A=- 0~
,,A.Ye.; URAZOVSM, S.S. (deceased]; KARPUKHIN, P.P.
POSTOYE~k
Effect of ultraviolet rays on some properties WC p0l.7arz-71=itrile
fibers and films. Khim. volok. no.4:66-68 165. (MIERA 18:8)
1. Kharlkovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut.
S11 12/59/tWA 13/04 1/t67
AOO2/AOO1
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika, 1959, No. 1,3, pp'.
172 - 173, # 27449
AUTHOR: Postoyeva, NI,
TITLE- On the Approximation of Functions in the Light of Contemporary
Compu r Engineering
PERIODICAL: Izv. Leningr. elektrotekhn. in-ta, 1958, No.,35, pp. 222-2_30
TEXTi The known formulae of function development into series by poly-
nomials of Chebyshev and Legendre are given, as well as formulae for calculating
the corrosponding coefficients of development. Numerical values of the coef-
ficients of development by Chebyshev and Legendre polynomials for some elemen-
tary functions are given in an appendix. Reviewarls note: The paper was sub-,..-
mitted. to the editorial board in 1954 and does not reflect -the contemporary
state of the problem on the methods of representing functions for the computers.
There are 7 references. E.A.G.
Translator's note, This Is the full translation of the original Russian
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AUTHORs Postoyevap N.I.
TITLEs On the problem of relative stationary incoppressible viscous
fluid notion
PERIODICALs Leningrad. Universitet. Vestnik. Seriya matematiki, mekhaniki
I astronamii, no.1, 1961, 89-101
TEX!~s J.Leray (Ref.2s Etude de diverses 6quations Intograles non
linfiaires et do quelques probl4mes quepoee 1'Eydrodynanique. J.math.
puree et appliqu6es, 12, py.12-82p 1933) investigated the integrat .Ion
of the system
iL-grad p uk + f + Bu,
k-1 xk
div 0, (21)
where B is a constant soymmetric tonsor) which describes. the motion of
~ tenaciousincompressible fluid in a system rotating-uniformly around
~ fixed axis, and which besides reMOTes with-a constant velocity in the
direction of the axis. The smoothness of f and the boundary S of the
considered region was assumed.
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O.A.Ladyzhenskaya.(Ref.ls Isaledovaniye uravnenly Nav'ye Stoksa v
sluchaye statsionarnogo dvizheniya vyazkoy neozhimaysmoy zhldkosti
[An investigation of the equAtione of Navier-Stokes in the case of a
stationary motion of a tenacious incompressible fluid) UMN, no.391959)
proved the solvability of the problem in the large for the case B 10
for S and ? being'hot smooth.
The author shows that the method of (Ref.1) can also be used for the
proof 'of the existence of a solution of P t )-(21 ) with B t 0 for
arbitrary Reynolds numbers and unamooth and S. Here the motion is
investigated in a region ~1 of the three-dimensional space. The boundary
S of flis assumed-to be immovable and it is demanded that
Ule 0 0. (4)
In the set 9 of all finite in-(I continuously differentiable solenoidal
vectors 'U(x) the author introduces the scalar product
U,v u v
- S -jo dx -Suix v i dx. (5)
_cx xk xk k xk
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it
The completing of M with respect to the norm rl )A. which corresponds to
(5) yields the complete Hilbert space H(Q). A function U(x) belonging
to H and satisfying -
-V -.*.- --,->
U -"$dx 70 d. x
kdx- Sujl~, dx + fBu (8)
xk S1 'k
for every of K is called a generalized solution of (19)-(29) of the
class H. It Is showns -~>
For every Y(x) for which P4(x)(Vdx is a linear functional over 0 in H
the problem ~M
.AU - EZ.- grad p
div u 0, '18 0 (9)
U
has.& unique generalized solution of H.
After the linearized-problem tho author investigates the nonlinear
problem for the bounded region and homogeneous boundary candi'vious;'the
existence of the solution is shown according to Leray-Schauder.
Then for a finite-01the author considers the problem (I')-(21)(and
Ila 14)
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1"'Is the limit -value of the
where N vectoro!(X) - rotl(l), b(x)rrW 2
A f:ction -U-"' satisfying (8) for every of M and for which YOU-W-6 H
is called a geraeralized a-4ution. The existence of 7the solution of ("),
(21)9(14) is proved; for f there hold,the sane assumptions as above.
Finally the author investigates,the case of an infinite region-01, where
the problem (11),(21) and
4
u 0, -u>(x)-'a(X) -.:0 for X-*OD (16.)
is considered. It is assumed that 1) the field of 1: satisfies the
'1(
homogeneous system of Navier-Stokes; 2) B x) - grad &(x), where a(x)
is a polynomial of second degree with respecl to the coordinates;
M -I(x) - rot--b'kx), where b(x) together with its
3) aikk+akx, 0; 4)
three first derivatives is quadratically summable with respect to x
in the neighborhood of S. Let, J(x) be a smooth function vanishing on. S
and equalling I for large x. Let ~'(x) - rot ~"f(x)-,3 (x)j. JL -1 which
satisfies (8) for every 0of M and for which ? - U-~?(x) belongs to H
is called a generalized solu'vLon of (10)(21),(16). The7existence of the
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generalized solution of (11),(21),(16) 1.9,proved.
There Is I Soviet-bloc and I non-Soviet-bloc reference.
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edited by Kurosh, A. G.,
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SIMI.MKO, Lev Platonovich [deceased]; SHEPEL'SKIY, A.I., kand. sell-
khoz. nauk, glav. red.; KOVTUN, I.M... kand. sellkhoz. nauk,
zam. glav. red.; POSTYUK, A.V., zam. glav. red.; RODIONOV, A.P.,
doktor biol. naukp zam. glav. red.; DEMIYANEETSI Ye.F.y starshiy
nauchnyy sotr;, red. toma; LISOVUKO,, L.,T... kand. biol. nauk,,
i2auchnyy sotr., red. toma; NIKOI-IENKO, M.N., kand. biol. nauk,
red. toma,- POSTUYUK, ~.V... red.; DEREUAIIKO, G.S.j, tekhn. red.
(Pomology in three volmnes; apple,, pear, stone fruits] Pomologiia
v trekh tomakh; iablonia, grusha, kostochlcovye porody. Kiev,
Izd-vo Ukrainskoi Akad. sellkhoz. nauk. Vol.l. [Apple] IAblonia.
1961. 578 p. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Ukrainskiy naualmo-isaledovatellskiy institut sadovodstva
for Demlyanets, Lisovenko).
(Apple-Varieties)
MARESOVA, Z..i_POSTFWTr-,CKA I M.-
Relation of bilirubin to suppurative diseases. Cesk.- gast-roent. 16
no.2:110-113 Mr 162.
1. IIL int. klinika. KU v Fraze, prednosta akademik Josef Charvat
Interni nemocnice Na Slupi v Fraze.
(BILIRUBIN) (ANTI IMCTIVE AGENTS) (SKI1,1 ULGER)
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W 1. Pod;lmek In Afelcoralolkkif Zprdvy, It (2).52-53, 19S8.-In this thorough 511on2arakh
problems of thunderstorm electricity and lightning protection are treated In a(kencral and 'Y
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an applied section. The general si~ction includes a brief discimsion of atmosphiric stnjctt=_
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and circulation and a thorough review~.of theories and knowledge on aG rico. k,
electrical fields in the atmosphere, the formition of convectivAloud-s- thunoercloud elec-,
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strokes, electrical currents induced by lightning and their measu
jounding under,
vanous 50H conditions, etc. A survey is. also made of thunderstorm and ghtning research'
in various countries (p. 147-205) including the U.S.S.R.. Sweder
4,Switzqland, U. S., Great'
Pritain,Ge any and Czechoslovakia tAn extensive chapter onxinstruments and techniquesi
rm
(p. 205-294)'concludo the : ne I tlnti~, The hole section is-profusely illustrated wlth~
ge ra sec . , w I
explanatory diagrams, photographs.of lightning a'nd.of instruments, block diagrams, sample-
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l Iff ent 0b ects,-and detailed review c0 vic;,- American,. British, Po ish;
and . niparison of the So 11
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S%vls5, South African,- Swedish. Dutch and German specifications.: Numerous examiln of,
lightning rod desIgn'for various htrutture5'are given In diagrairiA aad photoiraphs. Added
features which contFibute to the intcr4t of the book Are: a historical sumniary froin FammmiN,
l l.omoxosov And DM3 (first'grwn4j' he present, a biblit
ligh tifing ro8. * 1754) to t xgmphy of
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Czechoslovak- and foreign literature,( e 450 iterAs'listed by. author
, title and source) whic
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Electrification of railroads by gas turbine electric traction. p. 420.
(Elektrotechnicky Obzor. Vol. 45. no. 8, August 1956. Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions. (EEAL) LC. Vol. 6, No. 6.
June 1957. Uncl.
3M C ZEM/2218
Rihenek, Ladislav V., Engineer, and Josef Postra"neck~r, Doctor, Engineer
Boui~W a ochrana pred bier-kem (Thunderstorms and Protection from Lightning)
Praha, Nalqadatelstv4 6eskoalovensVe akademie ve"d, 1957. 507 P.
(Series: Ceskoalovensk~ akademie ve%'d. Sekce technicka. Studie.a. prameny)
2,300 copies printed.
ka
Sponsoring-Agency- Ceskoslovens- akademie ved. Sekee technicka.
Scientific Ed.: Josef Stra`nak~' Professor, Engineer, Doctor, ~'orresponding
Member,, Czechoslovak Academy uf Sciences; -Reviewers: BohumIr NoAk, Engineer, and
Josef Podzimek, Doctor of Natural Sciences; Res . Ed.:
.1 V ~p
Ladislav Hrdina; Tech. Ed.: Frantisek Koncicky.
PURPOSE: The book is intended for electrical engineers and scientists specializing
in problems of protection from lightning
COVERME: This is a comprehensive scientific survey of lightning phenomena and light-
nin-9 protection devices., The book is divided into a theoretical part which discuss-
es the nature of lightning, surge phenomena, and instrumentation. The practical
part is devoted to methods of installing
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Lightning 19
A. THEORETICAL SE=ON
I. Theory of Thunderstorms and Ughtning
3. The Earth's Atmosphere 29
3-1-- Study of the atmosphere 29
3.2. Nature of the atmosphere 30
3.;3-,;,-Wqwnts;, of. -thb~:atm;~~ere 32
3.3.1. Atmospheric layers 32
3.3.2, Air currents 34
3.4. clouds 36
3.5. Atmospheric electricity 37
3.5-1. Corpuscular and wave radiation 38
3.5.2. Ionizattion 41
3.5-3. Atmospheric conductivity 47
4. Electrical Conditiona-:.af a Stable (Quiet) Atmosphere and of the Earth 50
4.1. Electrical state of a quiet atmosphere 51
4.2. Electric conduction currents in the atmosphere 53
4.3. Negative charge of the Earth 53
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4.4. Electric currents in the Earth's crust 56
5. Origin and Occurrence of T%understorms 5T
5.1. Thunderclouds ond their electrical manifestatiow 5T
5.2. Theory of the origin of electricity in clouds 61
5.2.1. Lenard effect 62
5.2.2. Simpson's theory on the br*ak-up and fall.of drops 62
5.2-3. Elster and Geitel's induction theory 62
5.2.4. Wilson's ionization theory 65
5.2-5. Aerological exploration of clouds in the Kew Observatory 66
5.2.6. Findeisen and Rossman's theory 67
5.2-7. E. Wall's theory 70
5.2.8. Frenkelts adsorption theory 71
5.2.9. Gunn and Kroner's theory 74
5.3. Evaluation of theories of the origin of electricity in clouds 75
5.4. Main types of thunderstorms 76
5.4.1. Thermal thundQratorms 76
5.4.2. Orographic thunderstorms 78
5.4-3. Nocturnal thunderstorms 78
5.4.4. Frontal thunderstorms 79
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5.5. Occurence of thunderstorms 79
6. Mechanism of Thunderstorms and Lightning 87
6.1. Main types of lightning 87
6.1.1. Saint Elmols fire 88
6.1.2. Streak lightaing 88
6.1-3- Sheet lightning 89
6.1.4. Chain lightning 90
6.1.5. Ball lightning 90
6.2. Origin and path of streak lightning 91
6.2.1. Investigation of streak lightning by Szpor's method 95
6.2.2. Energy of streak lightning 97
6.3. Composition of lightning striking the ground 97
6.3.1. Ni=ber of flashes [discharges] 101
6.3.2. Time intervals between discharges 102
6.3.3. Duration of a flash 104
6.3.4. Length of a fl.-b 105
6.4. OL,--ren-'%,- and charge of light" 105
6.4.1. Wave shape of the lightning current 320
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6.4.2. Plolarit-y of lightning 113
6.4-3. Superposed oscil2ztions in the lightning discharge 114
6.5. Lightning voltage 117
6.6. Laboratory studies of electric discharges 119
6.6.1. Discharge im-ve 120
6.6.2. Discharge generator 122
7. Grounding 126
7-1. Resistance of a ground contact 127
7.1.1. Typen of soil and their specific resistivities 127
7.1.2. Effect of moisture 130
7.1-3. Effect* of t*emperature 131
7.1.4. Effect of depth 131
7.1-5. Spacing of graund contactS 132
7.1.6. Improvement of grounding properties 132
7.2. Electrical conditions in the soil 133
7.3. Properties of small grounding rods exposed to high voltage
currento 135
7.4. Surge iMedance of antenna-line wire gmunding 140
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7.5. Specific features of the d1scharge of current in the ground 141
8. Concrete Examples of Research on Thunderstorms and Lightning
8.1. Soviet research
8.2. Swedish research
8.2.1. Mew=ement with a suspended antenna
8.2.2. Measurement with a loop antenna
8.2-3. Remarks on 'the methods cited
8.2.4. Examples of lethal and incendiary lightning
8.3. Swiss research on lightning
8.3-1. Measurement of atmospheric voltage
8.3.2. Measurement of lightning currents
8.3.3. Device for the measurement of lightning at Monte
San Salvatore (Lugano]
8.3.4. Results of measurement taken from 1947-1954
8.3-5. Swiss program for further research
8.4, M research (hbpire State Building)
8.5. The Thunderstorm Project (USA)
8.6. British research
8.6.1. Lightning research In Nigeria
8.7. German research
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8.8. Czechoslovak research 198
8.6.1. Lightning research applications to the present 198
8.8.2. Sugges-tions for the future development of Czechoslovak
lightning research 201
I!. Measuring Instruments and Methods
9. Instruments for Meaml-ring Electricity in Normal Atmosphere and for
Lightning 206
9.1. Instruments for measuring invisible radiation 206
9.2. Electrostatic measurements 208
9.2.1. Electrometers and ballistic galvanometers 208
9.2.2. instrtments for recording the electric gradient of
atmosphere 210
9. 2. _3. New method of measuring the vertical electric field
of atmosphere P11
9.2.4. Potential gradient recorder 212
9.3. Measurement of atmospheric electric currents 213
9.3.1. Pointed recorder (EEA recorder) of currents between atmoE;,
phere and ground 214
9.3.2. instrument for simultaneous recording of the potential
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9.3.3. Device for measuring the currents in clouds and the
surge voltage 218
9.4. Wilson's instrument for measuring the Earth's negative charge 220
9.5. Voltage divider for surge waves 221
9,6. Klydonograph and recorder of surge voltages 222
9.7. Magnetic cores for measuring Ughtning current 21-YT
9.8. Fulchranograph 232
9.9. Other instruments with magnetic cores 234
9.9.1. Magnetic surge integrator 234
9.9.2. Instrument for recording the surge wave front 236
9.9.3. Instrument for recording the sharpness of a surge wave 237
9.10. Oscillographs 237
9.10.1. String oscillograph 238
9.10.2. Cathode-ray oscillograph 239
9.10.3. Swedish (ASEA) oscillograph. for measuring atmospheric
3urge voltages 253
9.11. Lightning discharge counter for a limited area 256
10. Cameras for Photographing Lightning Discharges 263
10.1* Boys' high-speed camera 263
10.2. Boys' lorv-speed camera. 267
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11. Radiogontometric Measurements in Thunderstorm Axrens ZT2
12. Measurements of Earth Resistivity and of Measurdble Ground
Resistivity 2TT
12.1. Measurement of earth resistivity 277
12.1.1. Measurements with low-frequency instruments 279
12.1.2. Measurements with high-frequency instruments 284
12.1-3. Methods of measurements with low-frequency end
high-frequency instruments 288
12.1.4. Determination earth resistivity from three measurements 290
12.2. Techniques of measuring ground resistivity 292
B. PRACTICAL SECTION
13. Protection of Human Life
13.1. Effect of lightning on human 'beings
13.2. How to behave in thunderstorms
295
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297
14. Damage to Property C=sed by Lightning and the Role of Lightning Rods 297
14.1. Damage to property by lightning 297
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14.2. Significance of lightning rods 300
15. Czechoslovak Standards and Specifications for Lightning Rods 301
16. Foreign Standards, Specifications and Proposals for Lightning Protec-
tion 311
16.1. Sovi et standards 312
16.1.1. Some data on light" discharges 312
16.1.2. Various effects of lightning 313
16.1.3. Thunderstorm areas in the USSR 318
16.1.4. Classification of buildings by categories, according to
to the code for lightning protection 318
16.1.5. Protection of installations of various cabegories from
lightning 320
16.1.6. Protective devices against direct strokes of lightning 324
16.1.7. Protective range of lightning rods and their distances
from protected installations 328
16.1.8. Installing of lightning rods 330
16.1.9. Preventing the entity of voltage surge into installations
by the use of outside conductors 333
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.16.1.10. Protection against secondary effects of lightning 334
16.1.11. Grounding technique 337
16.1.12. Exmples of protection from lightning in buildings of
various categories 342
16.2. US standard specifications 347
16-3. British Atandards 355
16.4, Polish standards 358
16.4.1. A proposition for new Polish standards 358
16.5. Sviss standards 374
16.6. South African standards 380
16-7. svedish-standards 382
:L6.8. Dutch standards 385
16.9. German standards 389
17. Comparison of Standards 394
17.1. Sumary of thunderstorm and lightning conceptions 394
17.2. Standards for protection from -lightning 394
17.3. Protection of special objects from lightning 400
17.4. Conclusion 406
18. Examples of Protective Devices Against Ligaitning 406
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286-289 165.
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POSTRANECKY, Martin (Prague 2, Neklanova. 30); GRUN, 1-larcal (Prague 2, Na
The Alouette research satellite, Cs cas fys 15 no.2!186-137 165.
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YERSHOV, Pavel Nikolayevich; POSTRELOV. G.A., red.; VOROBI MEA, U.N.,
red. Ixd-va: BRATISJUKO, rT.-.--T-eVM Mad.
[Using Portland cnmmnt fibrolite alp-be in standard houning
constmetion] Fibrolitovye plity na portland-teemente v
standartnom domostroenti. Moskva. TSentr. biuro tekhn.infor-
mataii lasnol pron7shl., 1958. 6 p. (YJRA. 12:1)
(Sillimanits) (Building blocks)
BARYSHEVA, M.D.; TRULEVICK, V.K.; TULIZMTKOVA, F.F.; TSME AYEVA, Ye.M.;
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[Vegetable and potato growing in the For North; bibliographic
Index for 1932-19571 Ovoshchavodetva I kartofelevodstvo no
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AM~ANZIUJLOV, S.A.; AMOSEITKOVA, N.I.; PUSTRICHEVA, O.V.
DoLor,Llon of ffickottnia himott In thli horaefly 'r4lAnuti
staegerl. Mod. paraz. i paraz. bol. 34 no. 5:612-614 S-0 165
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opidemiologil I mikroblologAi Jmeni FkiilteTtl. Sulmitted Noveia-
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POSTRIOHEVA, O.V.; AMUZHULOV, S.A.; BORISOV, V.D.; KARAKULOV, I.K.
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RAYEVSKIY, V.G.; POSTRIGAN", M.V.- GULI V.Ye,
Studying the thermostability cf welded joints of combined fillz:
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AUMOR: Rayevskiy, V. G.; Postrigant, M. V.; Gulf, Ve Yee
TITLE: Study of the thermal stability of welded joints of composite film,
materials.
SOURCH: Plastiche kiye massy, no. 9, 1965, 23-25
TOPIC TAGS: weld.evaluation, aluminum foil, polyethylene terephthalate,
-Fl-astic,, cellulose, thermal stability
polyethylene~
ABSTRACT' The-authors studied the temR rature dependence of the str th f
eng 0
welded joints of two types oil tw lay material awittL polyethylene UEoati s.15'W,
The base materials were aluminumqoill~~60 pthick) wikfi hydrated cellulose
(cello hane) and polyethylene terephthalate (da ron7films. A polyethylene
p
coating 25-35 p was deposited by extrusion. Joints,5 mm wide were then prepared,
band their strength characteristics were measured. The strength of the joints
at room temperaturej relative to the stiength of the material was 12.57. in the
case of the foil, 6.37. in the case of cellophane, and 19% in the case of dacron.-
When the temperature was raised to 10OC9 the strength o! the joints:dropped to
POSTRIGANI P.A..
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C=Sear-su-r,g,,i~c~al removal of a 15-centimeter nail from the duodenum
of a one-year-old child. Xhirurgiia, 34 no.5:132 NY '58 (MIRA 11:7)
1. Iz Takhtinskoy rayonnoy bollnitsy Xhabnrovskogo kraya.
(DUODENN, foreign bodies
nail in young child.. surg. (Rug))
POSTRIGAN' P.A~
Acute empyeme of the gall bladder caused by ascariasis. Vest.khir.
79 no.81l23 Ag 157. (mmi 10:10)
1. Is khirurgicheekogo otdoleniya (zav. - P.A.Postrigan') Nevell-
skoy gorodakoy bolinitay Sakbalinskoy oblasti. Adres avtora:
Yuzhno-Sakhalinek. gorodakeys bollnitas.
(ASGARIDS AND ASCARIASIS) (IMMKA)
(GALL BLADIMIR-DISRASES)
POSTRIGANI, P.A. (Khabarovsk)
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Traumatiam at enterprises of the Okhotsk Fishing Trust of the
Kba.barovok Economic Council. Ortropotram.1 protez. 21 n0-4;
51-53 Ap 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(FISHMES-BYGIENIC ASEECTS)
(KHABAROVSK TERMTORY-INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS)
POSTRIGAN' , P. A.,_-(Khabarovsk, Militseyskaya u1. # d. 59)
Industrial injuries in the Khabarovsk repair yar4c of the Mivistr7
of *ver Navigation of the R.S.F.S.R. Ortop.stravmA protes. 22
no.31'k9-50 16le (min 414)
1. Iz imbarovskoy lineynoy bolinitay Ballnevootsochnogo vodidrav-
otdela.
(MBAMUSK-SHMUILDING VOMM-DISMIS AVD HYGIM)
POSTRIGANI P S.A. [Postryhan', S.A.]
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91-92 165. (MIRA 18:10)
1. Llvovskiy lasotakhnicheakiy institut, kafedra botaniki.
mm~fflmlmm_
POSTRIGANI, S.A. [Postryhant, S.A.]
Boissiera and Koelpinia in the environs of Lvov. Ukr. bot. zhur.
20 no.3:108 163. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Kafedra botaniki, Llvovskogo gasudarstvennogo universiteta.
POSTRIG&NI, To. [Postryban', ISJ
Ready for the building season. Sill.bud. 10 no.4:18-19
Ap 16o. (KM 13:7)
1. Starshiy inzhener upraylaniya stroitalletva Cherkasskogo
obleellkhosupravlaniva.
(Cherkasay Prorrince-Brick industry)
POSTRIKOV, N.N.,
F.V. BRITZY,7,-, Olin. -Syrje Zwet. Met., 1929, 4, 375-387)
IBOTVINIK, S.A., dotsent, saveduyushchiy; POPKOVA, N-F-; KURWHKIN, I.D.; PMTRO14A,
Ye. V
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report. Zhir.aikrobiol.epId.i I==. n0,9:34-37 8 153. (MLRA 6:11)
1. TiLfedra m1krobiologii Yaroslavsk9go zeditsiuskogo instituts.
(Dysentery)
POSTRUM dr.
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1. Ginekolosko porcMjni odjel bolnice Sibenik (Sef: dr Srecko
Postruznik)
(HYSTECTOMr.in old age)
(UTERINE PROLAPSE surg)
CIZMIC, Marinko, dr.; POSTRUZNIK, Srecko, dr.
Value of hysterosalpingography in the diagnosis of genital
tuberculosis. Lijecn. vjesn. 85 mo.4.-415-421 163.
1. Iz Rendgenskog zavoda I Ginekolosko-porodajnog odjela
Medicinskog centra u Sibeniku.
(HYSTEROSALPINGOGRAPHY)
(TUBERCULOSIS., FMUME GENITAL)
pGoSIAVIA
CIZI,Ic, Dr an(I Dr, Srecko X-Iiay Insti-
tute (.qendC;en--.ki Zavod) _andDerartment of ~ynvcology -and
Obstetrics (Ginelcoloslo-porodjajni Odjel), hedical Cen-
ter (1-1,edicinski Centar), Sibenilt.
"The Value of -Hysterosalpingography in the Diagnosis of
Genital Tuberculosis-"
Zagreb, Lijecnicki Vjesnik, Vol 85, No 4, April 1963, pp
415-421.
Abstract: ZA-LIthors' English surwriary modifie470
d Adne; 1 tu-
bercu is can be diagnosed with a combinat' on of riolog-
ical, bacte~riologicalj pathohistological7 and radiological
methods of investigation. hysterosalpingograplV is of
particular diaGnostic irmortance in adnexal tuberculosis,
especially in cases of latent tubal tuberculosis when the
specific process cannot be revealed by any other methoa.
The value of this procedure has been amply proved by X-
rayst clinical examinationsy and operative treatment.
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FOSTRUZNIK, Srecko, Dr.
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Intubation of the intestine with Miller-Abbot tube in
Qrnecology. Lijec. vJes. 77 no.10-12:498-503 Oct-Dec 55.
1. Iz Ginekoloako-porodiljakog odjela Opce bolnice dra
M. Stojanovica, u Zagrebu.
(INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION, diagnosis,
Miller-Abbott tube. (Ser))
S/080/60/033/04/25/045
AUTHORS: Levitskaya, K.V., Postukhoy. Pj.,_,~Danilov, S.N.
TIME- The Effect of Oxidizing and Reducing Additives to Viscoselon Its
Properties. Communication 11.
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, 1960, Vol 33, Nr 4, pp 896 - 902
TEXT: On adding sodium hypochlorite to finished viscose directly after dis-
solution of xanthogenate the amount of fitrable sulfur decreases in proportion to the
ripening of viscose, mainl)r at-the expense of xanthogenate sulfur; the polymer grows
more quickly than in experiments without addition of an oxidant. It is evident that
under the action of the oxidant celluiose dixanthogenides are formed which split up
easily in an alkaline medium, speeding up the ripening of viscose. The addition of
persulfates into the mercerization alkali strongly decreases the viscosity of the viscose
obtained. If-persulfate is introduced during the dissolution of xanthogenate the viscosity
of viscose, the salt index and the total quantity of the titrable sulfur decrease strong-
ly, mainly at the expense of xanthogenate sulfur. Sulfate which is formed from per-
sulfate affects little the properties of viscose. The addition of 5% of sodium peroxide
in relation to theIweight of OL -cellulose prior to anidirectly after the dissolution of
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S/080/60/033/04/25/045
The Effect of oxidizing and Reducing Additives to Viscose on Its Propertips.
Communication 11.
xa~thogenate increases the ripeness and viscosity of viscose, but reduces the total
quantity of titrable sulfur. Sodium peroxide partially speeds up the ripening process
of viscose. The treatment by oxygen on various stages of viscose manufacture changes
the properties of the viscose obtained,'especially during the-stages between the
mercerization and the dissolution of xanthogenate. The addition'of sulfite (1.5% of
the weight of the OiL-cellulose in alkali cellulose prior to xanthogenation) increases
the content of xanthogenate sulfur in viscose and decreases also considerably the
viscosity of viscose and inhibits its coagulation. The introduction of sodium sulfite
into the finished viscose affects the viscosity of viscose, but does not change the
distribution of carbon bisulfide.
There are: 7 tables and 13 references, 9 of which are Soviet, 2 German and 2 Japanese.
SUBMITTED: November 14, 1959
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