SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PREOBRAZHENSKIY, V.S. - PREOBRAZHENSKIY, V.A.

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PREOBUZHEITSKIY. V.S.
Main characteristics of a scheme for the physicogeographical
regionalization of the Buryat-Kongolian A.S.S.R. Kraeved. abor.
no.2:56-71 '58. (MIRA 13:2)
(Buryat-Mongolia--Physical geography)

PREOBRI.ZHENSKIT, V.S.
Prpsent glaciation of the Kodar Range. Mezbdunar,gerffiz.god
no.7:52-56 '59. 113:2)
(Kodar Range-Glaciers)

PREOMAZHIFTISKIY, V. S.
"The Present Glaciation of the Mountains of Northeast Asia"
report to be submitted for the Intl. Geographical Union, 10th General Assembly
and 19th Intl. Geographical Congress, Stockholm, Sweden, 6-13 August 1960.

nEOBRAZHW5jUY.
AVSM, G.A., prof., doktor geogref.asuk, otv.red.;
SffGHUKINA, Ye.P., red.; POLENOVA. T.P., tekhn.red.
(Kodar glacier area (Tranobaikalia)] Koderskii lednikovyi raion
(Zabaikalle). Moskva, I2d-vo Akad.nauk SSSR. 1960. 71 P.
(11 razdel programmy MGG (gliatsiologiia), no.4).
(KIU 13:12)
(Kodar Range--Glaciological research)

LIC021TITM, H.F.; MUMMA, L.I.; OLTUNIN. V.N.;,. PRWMZHICNBKIY, V.S.;
FALWWA. N. V.
New concepts on the orography of Tranabs6ikalia IST.U SSSR
kIR&
Ser.geog. no.4:82-08 Jl-Ag 160. ~l "' 1337)
1. Inatitut geogrefli AN SSSR-
(Transbaikelia-Kountains)

POPOV, S.D., doktor goologo-miner. nauk.. otv. red.; PREOBRAZMSKIY, V.S.,
kand. geogr. naukj, otv. red.; CHEKMEV, Me., red.izd_va'--KUZIz----
YIN, I.F., tekhn. red.
[Types of landscape and natural regionalization of Cata Province)
Tipy meatnooti i prirodnoe raionirovanie Chitinskoi obla.3ti. Mo-
skva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1961. 157 p. (MTRA, 14:11)
(Chita Province-Pbysical geography)

PREOBTL4,ZHENSKIY, V.S., kand.geograf.nauk
Barkhans and hydrolaecolithB of the Chara Valley. Priroda 50
no.5t93-95 MY 161. (MIPA 14:5)
1. Institut, geografii AN SSSR (Moskva).
(Chars, Valley~--Spmd dunes) (Ice eaves)

-Z PREGBR~ZA-NSKIY, V.S.; FADEYEVA, 111N.; VIMINA, L.I.
Taking into account heat and moisture correlation in conducting
studies for making medium-scale maps -.>f landforms. Izv. AN SSSR.
Ser. geog. no. 4:104-110 JI-Ag '61. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Institut geografii AN SSSR.
(Atmospheric temperature) (LandfOM5) (HUMiditY)

kand.geogr.nauk; ZHUKOV, V.14., kand.geogr.
nauk; YWHINA, L.I., kand.geogr.nauk; NUESIEV, A.A., kand.
geogr.nauk; ALEEKSAITDROVA., T.D.; GOVSH, R.K.., inzh.; IWTLESI A.11".,
nauchnyy sotr.; C.09EM, V.Ye., red. izd-va; TIUC141ROVA, S.G.,
tekhn. red.
[Natural conditions of the reclamation of the northern part of
Chita Province] Prirodnye uslaviia osvoeniia Severa Chitinskoi
oblasti. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1962. 125 p.
(MIRA 15:7)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut geografii. 2. Institut geografii
Akademii nauk SSSR (for Zhukov" Mukhina). 3. Zabaykaltakiy kora-
plekmW nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut Sibirskogo otdeleniya
(for Nedeshev, Aleksandrova). 4. Zabaykallskoye upravleniye
Gidrometeorologicheskoy sluzh (for Govsh). 5. Institut geologii
Akademii nauk SSSR (for Leytesi.
(Chita Province-Physical geography)

ME LR~HEIZKIY, N.I., kand.fiziko-matematicheakikh nauk;
UZYMWI G.T., inzh.
Effect of temperature and power supply voltage on the
operational parameters of a noncontaet-6ype transistorized
posi#don indicator. Izv. TSKHA no.3:206-)13 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(Automatic control-Equipment and supplies)

VIGDORCHIK, David Yakovlevich; MAYZELIS, Petr Borisovich;
N.I.-.,, naucbnyy red.; BRUSKIN, D.M., ved. red.; YASHCHOMMISKAYA,
A.B., tekhn. red.
[Gas-burner systems for burning liquefied gaslGazogorelochnye
ustroistva. dlia szhiganiia szhizhennogo gaza. Leningrad., Gos-
toptekhizdat, 1962. 120 p. 043RA 15:9)
(Liquefied petroleum gas) (Gas burners)

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PERIODICALt Vestnik vysshey shkoly, 1',)',9, Nr 4,
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ure of swiftly passin,,- phortomenu rind I.o J i:.
could riot be traced by any othoL-

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this kind -.-!ere utilized by f,!IC Of 0;
Institute of 'Mechanination Lnd
for studying- the
..ork o' agricu-lural macninery.
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,rision of i.:emb~3r of 7.,1')KhJIL 11.Z.
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vice to shako the shrubn. The ti:ir:
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taken in connection with tile research
Avdayev, shows the process of separatin(,-
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D271/D308
AUTHORS: Konev, k.A., and Preobrazhenskiy, N.I*
TITLE: Adapter for visual selection of transistors by means
of the 0scilloseope type EO-7
PERIODICAL: Re ferativnyy zhurna' Avtomatika i radioelektroniks,
j
no. 5, 1962f abstract 5-7-297 sh (V ab. Poluprovodnikt
pribory i ikh primeneniyet no. 7, M-v Sov. radio, 1961p
137 -, 140)
TM~T: An adapter is described which#. by means of the oscilloscope
EO-7, permits to select transistors of identical .parameters# types
P1 3 - rl 6 j P1 01 - PI 03, P401 - P403, P201 - P203 and P4. The f ollow
ing characteristics of transistors are verifiedt
iKD = f1(UK), iKH = f2(uK)1 'K =.f3 NK)0- ik = f4 (1,&)
and i = f (ig),
k
One part of the equipment serves for the first three equationsp and
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Adapter for visuallselection of ... D271YD308
the other part - for the remaining equations, In the first case,
collectors of the checked transistors, and in the second case -
transistor inputs, are supplied from the secondary winding of a cen-
ter-tapped transformer. Operation is based on sequential display of
cha.rac-teris ties of. both transistors. during one period. of the volta.;-
ge supplying prim6xy winding of the traneformer.. LAbstractor's note:
Complete translation].
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AUTHORS. Preobazhenakiy, 111. 1. and Konev, K. A,
TITLE: Sele2ting transistors by oscilloscope comp'llrison of
their charac t eri s tics
KEIRIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Avtomatika i radioelektrcrilka,
no~ 1, '1962, abstract 1-4-61 v (Dokl. Mosk, s.--kh~
alcad. im. K. A. Timiryazova, 190"l, no, 66, 27-'J0)
TEXT; Simultaneous observation on the screen of a CIRO of tKe
racteristis-e of two transistors is made possible by use of a spe,---
ial attachement, developed for this purpose, to the,30-"/(EO-7)
cs---illos,~ope. The attachment makes it possible to determine simul
'y'aneously for two transistors and for each of -them (both of p-n-p
and n-p-n types) the re-,.rerse collector currents I,,, the zero-pmi4t -
ter co-.le~,tor currents I, , the dependence of the-colle--tor currer.,
0
IC. -.i the collector 'roltage Uc at a constant base I b or emitter
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Selectint., transistors by ... D201/D30r,
current I and the dependence of the collector current on base cr
emitter current for constant collector supply voltage, The atta~.h--
ment con~iists of two independent units. The first unit is de~~,!U,rneti
for oboervation of static characteristico: I cr -- M C ) , I,. r. - f(U-)
I f (U L-cu't for the o .Dser-;a-
at I b const or ! const, A cJ~
tion c.-f IC :=, f(UC at I b = const is given. The collectors are con-
nected -th.-ough patentilal dividers to the ends and to the center 7"~F!
of the secondary winding of a transformer, so that 50 c/o puls-,at-ng
voltages of opposite signs are ap,.Iled to the collectors, he se,- r7
un.Lt of the attachoment is designed for observing the dynamic ch~~-
ra--teristir.-s Tr~ = f(I ), IC = f I ) at U = const. The circuiz :on
b e c
nec-,ion of the second unit, for observing I. M b) is given. The
base cir:3uits are supplied from a transform,;-- with a center-tapp;7d
ser.ondarv * The dynamic characteristics may thus be observed at a
50 - 500'(/s pulsating base current. /-Abstracter's note: Comple-e
tra-nsla~iorl.-7
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P PUZHWA1T2_Nj., kand. fiSiko-matematicheskikh nauk, prof.; KLEYNMAN,
..-,EWQ
G.T., inzh.
Use of simple trigger cells in a contactless transistorized
pulse relay. Izv. TSKRA no.4-.179-182 163. (MIRA 17:1)

ACC-NRr-AP5026 lZ soun CODE: Wonq/65/000/010/0029/0020
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AMHOR: Komanov, L. 1. (Engineer); Proobrazhenskill W. ji (Candidate'*'f pbyalco-
mathematical sciences)
ORO: none
TITLE- Transistorized contactleds 12osition sensor
SOURCE% Pritorostroyeniye, no. !0, 1965, 29
TOPIC TAGS: position sensor
ABSTRACT: An induction sensor consisting of two transistor oscillators and a power
transistor is briefly described. The operating 0.3-mm metal vane stops oscillations
when it moves into a slot between two coils of one of the oscillators, and causes the
final relay to operate. Reliable operation at an ambient temperature of -20 +75C
.with a supply voltage variation of -15 +10% is claimed. The sensor can be supplied
by,a 12/24 v iinsmoothed d-c voltage taken from a rectifier, Orig. art. has: 2 fig,--
Ures. [031
ATD PRESS.
SUB CODE: EC,.IE/ SUBM DATE- none/ ORld REF- 002/ OTH REF: 000/
Mc t 62-9'

FREOBRAZHZ1,T1~KIY1 H.I., kand.fiz3-ko-matematicheskikh nauk, dotsent;
V, A.A. , inzhener
Selection of semiconductor triodes by comparing their character-
istics oxf the screen of an electronic oscillograph. Izv. T5KHA
no.3:221-225 161. (MIRA 14:9)
(Transistors)

PREOBRAZHENSKIY,.*,-.N,iko,lay IVamvich; MOROZOV, V.A., nauchri. red.;
-1- ---
"---`---'MSHALYT, MX.-","`V6tt-i-red.; DE2-11YANENKO.. V.I.p tekbn.red.
(Using installations for liquefied gases) Ekspluatatsiia
ustanovok szhignennogo &4W. Leningrad, Gostoptekhizd&t,
1964. 2-40 P. (MIRA 1l-.3)

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NR, ARM411 SOURCE
CC Colo: URTo-271765To-oo7o-60TAo-3 iTi 6-3
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Avtomatika, telemekhanika i vychiBliteltnaya tekhnika, Abs. 9A233
AUTHOR: Preobrazhonskiy, N. 1j.; Komanov, L. 1.
TITLE- Effect of the component parameter spread and the mounting type upon the
operational parameters of a transistorized inductive position sensor
CITED SOURCE: Dokl. Mosk. in-ta inzh. s.-kh. proiz-va, v. 1, no. 3, 1964, 39-45
TOPIC TAGS: position sensor, transistorized position sensor
21~
TRANSLATION: A position-sensor is considered whose operation depends on the collapse
of oscillations of a transistorized oscillator. Tables are presented which show the
effects of temperature, supply voltage, and transistor gain on the operating
position. The operating-point shift at a supply voltage variation of -15 +10
remains within 0.3 mm with iron and copper vanes over I Ma thick and 50 mm wide.
The sensor operation is stable at temperatures within -20 +75C. The sensor parameters
are reported.
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PREOBRAZHENSICIY jr7/'/- ') TO v J-~' V
I N. f~. ?,V,7
(Candidate of Veterinary Sciences, Associate Professor) Textbook "Kiinicheskaya
Diagnrstika vnutrennikh boleznei domashnikh zhivotnykh"* (Clinical Diagnosis of
Internal Diseases of Domestic Animals* M., Sellkhozgiz, 1958)
Veterinariya, Vol. 38, No. 5 1961

TZRSHOV, V.S., prof., doktor vater.nauk; ZHURAVELI, A.A., prof., doktor
veter.nauk; doteent. kand.veter.zLauk;
TBLITWV, S.G., prof., doktor veter.muk; ITKIN. B.Z., dotsent;
NOSKOV, N.M., dotsent. kand.vetar.nauk; TIMITANOVA, H.I.,
red.; BALLOD, A.I., takhn.red.
EPrinciples of veterinary medicine] Oanovy veterinarii. Izd.2..
ispr. i dop. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo sellkhos.lit-ry, 1960. 437 P.
(MIRA 13:10)
1. Direktor Vsesoyuznogo institute gellmintologii im. K.I.Skrya-
bina (for Tershov). 2. Zoveduyushchiy kafedroy fiziologii Lenin-
gradskogo veterinarnogo institute (for Zhuravell). 3. Moskovskays
voterinarnays akademiya (for Proobrazhenakiy). 4. 7.iveduyushchiy
kafedroy operativnoy khirurgii Moskovskoy veterinarnoy akademii
(for Telltsov). 5. Zaveduyushchiy kBfedroy epizootologii Oren-
burgskogo sellskokhozyaystvennogo institute (for Nosl:ov).
(Veterinary medicine)

PRIOBRAZHENSKIT, N.M., detsent; POLYAKIN, T.V., kandidat veterinarnykh nauk.
M.C,
Prevention and therapy of atenia of the r en in cattle. Yeterinariia
32 no*5:73-77 Kir 155. (Kr.RA 8:7)
l.Hookovskaya vaterinarnaya akademiya.
(STOKACH--DISF,ASFA) (CATTLZ--DISPASIS AND PESTS)

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PREOBRAZHFNSKAYA, N.N.
Using geobotanical investigations for purposes of hydrogeology and
engineering geology under forest zone conditions. Vest. Mosk. un.
Ser. 4: Geol. 18 no.6t69-74 N-D t63. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Kafedra geobotaniki Moskovskogo universiteta.

I-MARGUNKIC), A.F., akadc-mik, r:-tv. rt--.d.; LX-,IGACII, F.G., prof., rt,-d.;
TROSHIMIEN, V.A... 1jr-if., re,-,.; GUREVICH, dcktor med.
nauk, red.; KOD-71-INSKAYA, P"..Z., (joktor biol. naWk, red.;
FUTILIN, N.I.,. Drof., red.,; OLEMIK, I.F.., kand. biol. nauk,
red.; FREORRAZIM115KI71 k-find. vot. nauk, re(l.; MEMIN,
N.I., red.
[Regulation of vege~tativp fun--tions] Re-iliatsiia vegetatliv-
nvkh funlrtsii. Yie-v, llaukova ditm2n, 1965. 246 p.
(Mi?,A 18, 8)
'Ukr,-'~SR (f-.r Makarchenko).
1. AkpAemiya nauk URSR, Klev. 2. All
3. Institut fiziologii 11n. A.A.Bogomolltsa All Ukr.SIR (for
Putil in) .

na
T'se of
impulse af-,Liv'Lty of central neurmi of trlf~ `jralrt.
zika 8 no.3:387-393 163.
1. Instit.ut fiziologil Bcgomolltsa UkrI~'I.-",

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ACCESSION NR: AP3001479 S/OP-17/63/0106/()03/0'-'~i7/0393
AUT14OR- preobrazhenskiy, N. N Yarovitakiy, H. V.
TITM.", Application of mathemAticdl methods td the Investigation of thc impalse
activity of brain central neurons
SOURCE.* Bfofizika, v. 8, no. 3, 1963, 387-393
TOPIC TAGS: central neuron impulse activity,.mathematical methods, eloctronic
computers
ARIMACT: Before central neuron iiffpulse activity can be programmed for
electronic computers, mathematical methods must be developed to analyze it. This
study formulated mathematical terms for the impulse activity of retictLIar brain
neurons in a cat under chlorozole narcosis. Adrenalin and aCetylChOlilLe were
used to change the rhythmic activity of the neurons. Two types of activities
were measured by oscillograph: "background" and "induced". Background activity
is cell activity without Etny stimuli which can be represented mathematically as
a steady-state function of a random flow of uniform events taking place IT, a
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given time interval. Induced activity includes background activity as well as
reaction to a controlled stimulus which is not of a random nature. The latter
is expressed mathematically by superimposing a non-random function on the
function of background activity. Formulas 1 to 8 show an approximation method
for determining cell reaction to a stimulus. The method described by the
authors makes it possible to find general cell responses to a stimulus, to find
the degree of freedom in response (independent parameters which identically
determine the response), and to calculate the values for these parameters.
Investigation of impulse activity according to this systam, even for one cell, is
very time consuming, and therefore this method requires an electronic co-Vuter.
'Recently a universal algorithm for qga;ititative analysis of neuron impulse
activity in an electronic computer was made* (Abstracter's,note: No details
given in regard to last statement.] Orig. art. has: 5 figures, 8 formflas.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziologii im. Bogomolltsa AN USSR, Kiev (Institute of
Physiology, AN UkrSSR)
SUBMED: 02Jan63 DATE ACQ. 12Jun63 ENCL: 00
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ACC NR~ M,7oU7595 SOURCL COD~:- UH/0104/66/oOotOOZ/G095/0096
W7110% 11.flycbev, A. A.;
Mltjpra~'Ov' "J. ~'.; ~orejvoy, A. A., N. A.;
Sinlchugov, 7. i.; Zcylldzon, Yo. D.; Larclianintw, G.
Yermolenko, V. M.; Vasillyev, A. A.; Solcolov~ 11. 1.; Ullynnovt A. S.;
Fcdoseyev, A. M.; Sarkisov, M. A.; Rokotyan, S. S.; Azarlyev, D. I.;' Arlon#
G. S.; Dublnnkiy, L. A.; Zhulinq 1, V.; Nolpakova, A. I.; Antoshin, N. N.
Yrl.~mnchllk, A. '.I.; Vitclikin, 1.1. D.; 1'raohi:azhen.,kIy_,_N. Ye-.-; -, Rout, It. A.;
1~hcyfltsr, 14. E.; Shnrov, A. N.; Yakub, Yu. A.; Corhunov. N. I.; ShurmukhIn,
V. A.; DenchinsMy, A. A.
Oa3; none
ITLE', Boris Sorgeyovich Uspenskly (on his 60th birthday)
SCURCE: Elcktrichcskiyo stantsil, no. 8. 1966~ 95-96
TOPIC TAGS, hydroalactric power plant, alooLr.c anS1nQar1n2 parsonnel.
SUB CODZ: 10
AZ:3T2UCT: 5. S. Uspenskiy was bom In June 1906. lie graduated from
the State Zlectric Machine BulldiiV, Institute In 1928 as an electric
installat'lon engineer. He worked In the State --lectro-TechnIcal Tru:t
for four years, than In the All-Union Zlectro'lochnical Union, where he
planned po-~ar construction units. Plans which he made up at that time
for chic cleccrical portion of electrical stations and sub-stations are
still being used. lie was InvovIed in planning and installation of the
electrical portion of hydro-clactri c.power stations and powerful p=pir,7,
sta' tions in the ~!x;COW-Volga Canal'. Ouring the war, he was In char3o in
installation of, the Krasnogro3kaya Heat and Electric Power Station, the
planning of the Urals Hydro-Flactric Powar Station and other projects. He
Cord

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XOTLYAREVSKIY, G.P.. inzilenfir;SHEL&PIN.v inzhaner;- PMCOWZHENSM,
N.YO. inzhener.
IncreaRing the durnbillty of punp transmission shVto, Yest.mash.
36 no-11*0-52 N '56. (MIRA 10:1)
(Nmping mnehinery) (ShAfts and xhpxfting)

PREOBRAZHENSKIY, Nikolay Alekffeyeviah
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wInvestigations in the lipid seriessO
Report presented for the 3rd Intl. SMosiun on the Chemistry of
Natural Products (IUPAd), Kyoto, Japan, 12-18 April 1966

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ACCMSION NR: AP5019108 LTR/0286/65/000/012/013h/0135
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AUTHORSt gonin, A. N.1 Yershova, G. I.j Ivanova K. Y6.1 Iof F. 3
~T . ___ - .6
0 A. Kh _' _i -F LipovetakJW V.~A. t Mel V; V.
Komasra Kon' koTa.71
Hishadcher 3D. I varovich,"AJ. .; P i -R eYPta, A. A*1
_'7 .~N_.13ukh_an -1
Rikman'j7M.--k'j SemenoVYK5bj Seman&v N.... O'~, - A.' q St
R, G.; Taguzhinskiy. S. M.
Z If S !F
TITL9t Tranadesion device of an overhead thrust conveyor. Class 61, No. 172231
SOURCEs Byullaten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 12, 1965, 134-135
TOPIC TAGSt overhead conveyor transmission, crane
ABSTRACTi This Author Certificate presents a transmission device of a suspended
thrust conveyor. The device contains spring-supported vanes set in a rotary
motion by a star wheel meshing with the drive chain of the conveyor (see Fig. 1
on the Enclosure). To prevent the possibility of wedging the carriage during its
!transport, the device is provided with a two-armed spring-supported layer. One of
the.arms serves as a stopper for the carriage, and the other one (provided with a
roUer) interacts with a circular template fixed- on the star wheel. The teoplate
has openings for receiving the roller which frees the carriage from the stopper,
cod V3

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and synthetic estrogens in & fattening of hogs. (Artificially directed sterility
of hogs)." Kamn', 1960 (Min 42 Agr USSIG Kamin' Vot; Inst, im N. E. ffimmim)
(KL, 4-61, 206)
-30#-

PRE0BRAZIII-ISKIY, 0.1".Y a;30iStCnt
Effect of synestrol. on the sex glands and weight gain of roosters.
Ucb zap. KVI 853111362. NIRA 16:7)
1. iz kafedr-j akusherstva (zav.- chlen-korrespondent Vsevoyusnoy
akademii sel'3kokhozyaystvennykh nauk imeni Lenina prof. A.P.
Student,gov) Kazanskogo veterinarnogo instituta.
(ESTROGENS) (POULTRY)

PREGBRAZHIRISM, 0.11.,aspirant.
- - - W -
1-
Comparative rnting surgical and 'biological methods of castrating
pigs. Veterinariia 33 no.10:76-77 0 '56. (YT-RA 9:10)
1. Xaxanskiy vaterinarnyy instit-at imeni M.N. BbLumana.
(Swine) (Castration)

FREOBRAMZBKIY, 0.0. [Rreobrazhens'kyi,, 0.0.]
Fermentation of grape must in apparatus with continuous action.
Iffiar.prom. no.3125-28 J1-S 162. (MIRA 15:8)
(Ukraine--Wine and wine making-Equipment and supplies)

Pj= ZHENSKIY, O.S. (Proobrazhonalkyi, O.S.1
. _W
Mechanized-method of beef cattle conveying for slaughtering.
Khar.prom. no.2:16-18 Ap-Je 162. (MIRA J$#9)
1. Zaporozhskly nyasokombinat.
(Zaporozhlye--Slaughtering and slaughterhouses-
-Equipment and supplies)

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AUTHOR- Preobrazhensk'Q s SOV/68-58-10-4/25
pe Barats
TITLE: or, ~the Pa r or A., L~ Goiubrhik and B.M
"From Experience in Putting the Coal Concentration Plant
on the Zaporoz%~r, Coking Works into Operation'! (Otzy-v na
statlyu A.L. Golubehika _J B.M. Baratsa "Opyt puska _J
regulirovaniya obogatite-I'noy fa~~riki Zaporozhskogo kokso-
khjmicheskr,--,go zavoda")
PERIODICAL. Koks i Khimiya, 1958, br _104~ PP 15 - I/ (USSR)
ABSTRACT. The author criticises some of t1ae cor-clusions and
re;~~)mmendations of th- author's of the original paper.
It is pointed oult that, the wathors did not take into con-
sideration -hanges which took place in the coal beneficia-
tion tei:ihnique from the time o1 designing the Yenakiyevo
Benefic.iation Plant which they quote as the most success-
ful type of plants He agrees with the original authors
regarding defec~tz in the installation of the equipment for
treating slul-ries, pointing out that, at the time of
designing the plant, jig5 for slurries were not used and
Card 11/2

SOV/68-.58-10-4/25
Remarks on the Paper of A.L, Golubchik and B.M. Barats "From
E3cperience in Putting the Coal Concentration Plant on the ZaDoro2hlye
Coking Works into Operation"
were added only at a later stage.. It is pointed out that
the authors did not stress the positive features of the
plant.
ASSOCIATION: Giprokoks
Card 2/2

PREOBRAZIIENSKIY, P.I.; ODNOPOZGV, M.I.
Development of the designing in the coke-chemical industry.
Koks i kbim. no.10:62-66 0 161. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Gasudarstvennyy vsesoyuznyy institut po proyektirovaniyu
predpriyatiy koksolchimicneskoy promyshlennosti.
(Coke industry)

WIROSHNICHENKO, AJI.y kand. tekhn. nauk; PANCHENKO, S.I.) doktor
tekhn.,nauk; SFURMEERG, B.I., kand. tekhn. nauk; FRISHEPERG,
V.D., kand. tekhn. nauk; BAYDALINOV, P.A., inzh.; GRYAZI101i,
N.S., doktor tekhn. nauk; ZASHKVARA, V.G., doktor tekhn. nauk;
LAZOVSKIY, I.M., kand. tekhn. nauk; WMICHEV, B.T., inzh.;
FELIDBRIV, M.G., kand. tekhn. nauk; BAKUN, V.A., inzh.; BARATS,
D.M., inzh.; V022-)YY, G.F., kand. tekhn. nauk; 1-1,IKHAL'GhUK, A.M.,
inzh.; TOPORKOV, V.Ya., kand. tekhn. nauk; FLORINSKIY, N.V.,
inzh.; KHAYET, A.N., inzh.; SEELKOV, A.K., inzh., red.; ARCAMN,
S.G., daktor tekhn.nauk, redj".~~E~BiRAZJIENSKIY, P.I., inzh., red.
[11anual for coke chemdsts in six volumes] Spravochnik koksoktd-
Mika v shesti tomakh. Moskva, Izd-vo IrNetallurgiia." Vol.l.
[Source of raw materials and prer-aration of coal for coking]
SyrIevaia baza i podgotovka uglei k koksovaniiu. 1964. 490 p.
(MIRA 17:5)

Comments on A.L. Golubchik and B.M. Barat's article "Bx:)erience in
startIng and regulating coal-cleaning plant St the Zaporozhlye Coke
and Chemical Plant." Koko t khim. no.10:15-17 ' 58.(MIRA 11:11)
1. lopolnyayushchly obyazannoati direktora Gonudarstvannogo inati-
tuta po proyaktirovaniyu prndpriyatiy kokookhimichookoy proqrshlonnosti.
(Zaporozhlye-Coal preparation)

TSIPFIROVIM. Hoiney Vaninminovich, MOBIUMMUSKIY, P. L. inzh..reteenzent.
SHM-MV. I.G., inzh..rad.; SUSTAVOV, M.L. lnzh.red.- LUCHKO, Tu.V.,
0
rad.izd-va.; ZZY, Te.K.,tekhn.rad.
[Mquipment for conl prepnrntion pInnts] Oborudovrinie uglmobogntitelIny)-h
fabrik. Sverdlovsk, Goo. nAuchno-tokhn. izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i
tavetnoi metallurgii. Sverdlovskoe otd-nie. 1958. 520 P. (MIRA 11:9)
(Coal Rrepnrntion-Equipment And supplies)

PREOBRAZHUSKIY, P. 1.
Obogashcheniye ugley dlya kokso-vaniya. (Enrichment of coal for
doking) Moskva, Metallurgizdat, 1950. 391 p. diagrs., tables.
nLiteraturall; P. (390)-391. On theoretical and practical experiences
in coal dresoing at coal-dressing factoriesl also on problems concerning
the selection of effective technology, schemes and equipment for the
enrichment of various types of coal. Book is intended for engineers,
researchers, as well as students at higher technical institutions.

Ene.r., S,~~ta Planning fu: Coke, -c:l?.4B-.
"Enrlcla.nrrit of COPI for C-, :Injr, i-ioscow.
~v-tc~rrz for Rpewistnictel and Coal
E t o I 1 2 , 1 10~ -' 3

PREODRAMENSKIY, I.
PA W92
USSR/Mouln Feb 1~~
Ore Dressing
Coal
"Technological Systems for Reconstructed and Vev Coal
Dressing Plants," P. 1. Predbrazhenskly, MWI Gipro-
Koks, 10 pp
"Staliff No 2
Principle fundamentals and technological systems of
reconstructed and new3,v erected coal dressing instal-
lations are chamoteristic of the high degree of engi-
neering of the dressing process during the nev Five-
Year Plan. These remodeling operationo will tend to
increase the quality of coke and lover its cost price
and coefficient of coal expenditure.

PRL?OBRAZHENSXIY9 P. I.
Y: Obovashcheniye Ualey Dlya Koksovaniya (Concentration of Ccul3 for Gok-lng)
0
KharIkov-Moskva.
Abstracted in USAF IlTreasure Islandft , on file in Library of Congress, Air Information
Division, Report 1-10. 11174.1. Unclassified.
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Obogashchenjye ugley dlya ~oksovaniya. Moscow, 1950. 391 C.
Ee:'erence book on generp! theory ~nd practice of treating coal in cokIng plarjtB, inc~.ud-
ing techrical assemblies rnu arian;reme-t oC equinnent prepar(~d by Govt. Scient.-ific Techn-
ical Fub-lishing HouF.- fo2 I-iter-twe i.n Heevy a-,,d Lirht Yet~,`Iurgical Irrdustri.

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i tsvetnoi mtAallurt,ii, V;;~~'. -"-)l y.
Vi c~ I o . P 6'---
1. Coal preparation

TOLSTOY, N.A.; TKACHUK, N.N.; PREDBRAZHMISKIY, P.K.
Kinetics of infrared luminescence of cuprous oxide. Part 1.
Experimental part. Opt. i spektr. 2 no.1:116-126 Ja '57.
(MLRA 10:2)
1. Gosudarstvannyy opticbeakiy institut im. S.I. Vavilova.
(Copper oxides--Optical properties)
(Luminescence)

= 7 -~-- --! - 17'-.-.- --- - -
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,;ur for - c. " 7pt. 7-:-. -R-i.
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.MOBRAZIMSKIY, P.V.; BNLOUSOV, A.P.; DZHAVADYAW, N.S.; LIZOGUBOV. V.11.;
L.F.; POKROVSKIY. A.N.
Clinical aspects and treatment of penetrating injuries of the cornea
In radiation sickness in dogs. Vest.oft. 70 no.3:10-13 My-Js '57.
(MLRA 10:8)
1. Kafedra oftalmologii (nach. - prof. B.L.Polyak) Voyenno-meditsin-
ekoy ordeaa lenina almdemii Imeni S-M-Kirova
(GORW, wds. and inJ.
exper., off. of x-irradiation on healing in dogs)
(RCENTGSN RAYS, off.
on healing of exper. wds. of cornea in dogs)

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L 1, v
M-7RTIRTSOV, V.I., -nolkovaik mad. aluzhby; BARONOV, V.A., nolkovaik mad. sluzhby-,
TITOV, A.I., nolkovnik mod. oluzhby, dote.; ?IAIKOVSKIY, ~.V., polk-ovnik
med. Bluzhby; SM;.qNOV, K.K., oolkovnik tied. aluzhby, kand. ned. nauk;
DOV7,1bRNKO, G.I., Polkovnik mad. sluzhby; DIVNMKO, P.G., polkovnik mad.
sluzhby; GORYUSHIN, G.S.. nodpolkovnik raed. Bluzhby; SH.G~LZOV, N.I.
podnolk&~hik me'd. eluthby;.MR. Ye. G., nodpolkovnik mod. sluzhby; BMOMO,
DT-V., maydr -ned.. sluzhby; ?RXOBR&Zk4'JdY' P.V., mayor mad, aluzhby;
KEHO'NOT, K.B. , nnyor mad. elushby--
Clinical mnifestations in subjects exposed to prolonged ionizing ir-
radiation. Voen. med. zhur. no.2:40-43 F '57 (MI-RA 12-7)
(RADIATIONS, effects,
clin. manifest. in subjects exposed to prolonged ionizing
irradiation (Ras))
v

PREE(MAZHENSKEY, P. V. and POLYAF, B. L.
ft The Ti-eatment of Eye
Voy--nn,D 14--ditsinskiy Zhurnal, No. 4, 1~)62
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MEOERAZHEITSKIY, P.V.., kand.med.nauk; REZO1qTOV, V.A.
Gharateristics of the course and treatment of severe thez---=-l
bums of the eyelids in radiation sickness in dogs. Vest.oft.
no.4:7-13 162. (IMRA 15:11)
(RADTATION SICMWFZS) (BURFS MID SCALDS)
(EMJDS--MDUIIDS AVD BIJURIES)

Cllaiictil Picture and Treatment of Penetrating.Wounds of the
Cornea During Radiation Sickness of Dogs," by P. V. Preobra-
Aenskiy, A. P. Belousov, ff. S. Dzhavadrw, ~1. W. Li,-ogubov,
_r7F_.__6_r_kodawhvij_i_,and A.'
I PRT B _-L -
-(head- PO itary-Medical Oruer of Lenin
Academy imeni. S. M. Kirov, Vestnik Oftalmologii, No 3,
May/Jun 57, pp 10-13
The purpose of the present research was to study the clinical picture
"d treatment of penetrating wounds of the cornea of dogs sick with acute
radiation sickness under conditions of delayed surgical treatment.
Three series of experiments were performed on 49 dogs: (1) the healing
of penetrating wouncLs of dogs (controls): (2) the healing of penetrating
ed by jOO r Irom radioactive cobalt, but not treated;
vounds of dogs irradiE
4W (3) the healing of penetrating wounds of does irradiated by 300 r
from radioactive obalt and treated with penicillin. The method of sur-
gical intervention f,:-:_- the application of a corneal suture as suggested
by the Cenzral Instirute of Blood Transfusion was also investigated.
Results proved Vat (1) there were no clinically visible d-Ifferencps
between th:: control an' irradiated dogs during the latent periuu. of acute
naation sickness In respect to the healing of the penetratilig wounds of
dogs' cornea; and (2) corneal sutures applied on the third day after the
infliction of wounds on irradiated dogs vere found to ~e an effective
method for the sugical treatment of this type of combined injury. (U)

SUBJECTs USSR/Luminescence 4 8 - 4 - 14/218
AUTHORSt Tolstoy N.A., Tkachuk N.N. and Preobrazhenskiy R.K.
TITLE: Kinetics of Infra-Red Luminescence of couprous Oxide (Yinetika
infrakrasnogo evecheniya zakisi medi)
PERIODICALs Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheakaya, 1957,Vol 21,
#4, pp 521-522 (USSR)
ABSTRAM Development of the ultrataumeter made it possible to investi-
gate luminescence kinetics of couprous oxide.
The study of dependence of luminescence relaxation time T on
temperature and content of ultra-stoichiometric oxygen has
shown the followingt T anomalously increases from 5xl0_8to
5XIO-6 see with the temperature rise from -1830C. At the room
temperature the T -value ceases to rise and falls at the
further heating (temperature quenching).
The increase in oxygen content leads to Z- -decrease at all
temperatures except the lowest.
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48-4-14/48
TITLEs Kinetics of Infra-Red Luminescence of couprous Oxide (Kinetika
infrakrasnogo evecheniya zakisi medi)
Citing the 3 possible ways of accounting for thef--rise with
temperature, the author favors the third one according to
which the absorption mechanism bears an excition character.
Exciton decay on a charged acceptor leads to photoconductivity,
and on an uncharged acceptor leads to luminescence. Assuming
that the cross section of exciton capture is larger for the
uncharged acceptor, the total cross section of all exciton
capture centers decreases with temperature rise and theT-
value of luminescence increases '
The report is followed by a discussion.
No references are cited.
INSTITUTION: Not indicated
PRESENTED BY:
SUBMITTED: No date indicated
AVAILABLE: At the Library of Congress.
Card 2/2

f - - .- I .. ~ ~ i
TOLSTOY, N.A.; TfCiCLfVi(, VA.; FMBRAZWVIY, A.K.
-
--lox on
Kinetics of infrared luminescence of copper oxide, 1sy. AN SSSP.
Ser. fix. 21 no.4:521-522 Ap 157. (MLRA 10:8)
(Luminescence) (I~iospbors)

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III'vatullt-1, walM, alld them heate'l lit tilt! lit, it, lvat.4.4-
J~
OA

USSR/medicine woes Jul 48
Medleine Birds
"The Astrakhan State Forest S. M. Preobrazhen-
skly, Cand Geog gel, 3 Pp
"Nauka I Zhizn"' No 7
Astrakhan State Forest consists of three sections
with total area of about 61,775 acres. About 300
different types of birds Inhabit It. Briefly
discusses bird and fish life in this forest.
33/49779

1. PMBRAZHENSKIY, S. M.
2. USSR (600)
4. Geology and Geography
7. Literature on the State National Forests and on the Protection of Nature in
USSR. Reviewed by S. M. Proobrazhenskiy, Sov. Kniga, No. 9, 1948.
9. IM Report U-3081, 16 Jan. 1953, Unclassified.

"Re7;` ev; of 'tv(-,rks c- Liu,
Public Reservation.; of "'i
toelicile vc s:c
u!)ray 1-ani-va -7c, s-love(I ~1i'l--- s muc, -0
Nc. 194c,. OW Re:~ r-' 7-'55,1.
0
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P'T"l, ~-"!3 " - ": " "~.' ~ ~ ~i' , . , ..'
. - . , .) . '.' '. . : . , ' , j .- 2 . . i , . k , ,
Tobacco Planufact-are and TraOs
Brief news. Tabak 13 :To. 1, 1,,52.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Q; une 1952 119L5a, Uncl..

--71
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FlIC-37-A-It-E '2 ~ W')r-.1- -;lf :-~ ~' -r .~ - 1. 1. - r- -11 ~ r - '. - , . - 7 -, .-, . I I - -, .
~ . ~ - - - . -.- , - . ~ -,- 7. - pL. , 1. - I ? -- . - , - -~-.
I,Ionthd.y List of Plissi. an Acces~-i,,ns, Lihrary of C n,,,res., Eeptem', cr -:5-. ',!',C' *'-..,T', 7',7,
- I , '- I - - ,D - -1 - -- .

~HENSKIY,Sergey Yevgenlyevich; VYS(rASKAYA,R.S. , redaktor; GOIJJBKOVA,
L. Z%_ - iskfiiii 6h e9 kV- redakt or
[Mechanizing the processes of disinfenting grain and warehouses]
Nekhanizataiia protsessov dezineektsii zerna i skladov. Moskva, lzd-
vo tekhn. i ekon. lit-ry po voprosam zagotovok, 1955. 68 p.
(Grain--Storage) (MLRA 9:1)

PREO-BRAZFEITSYTY, T. N. i9lT6?
USSR/Oydrology - Water Conaumption Oct 51
"Water Consumption of Summer Wheat in the Irrigated
Steppe Regions of the USSR," Prof T. N.
Predbrazhenskiy
"Gidrotekh i Meliorat" Vol III, No 10, pp 26-37
Author succeeded in detg the water consumption in
irrigated systems of Alm-Ata, Dzhambula, Saratov,
Engels, etc., during 1941-1948 and used his tabu-
lated results as standards for other irrigational
systems. He concluded that 30% of water consumption
could be saved if the soil is sown to grass.
191T67

PRNUBRAZHMNSKIY,T.N.-,.. MAUROVA, V.S.
~
Role of plant moistureuptake from lower Boll horizons in drainage of
irrigated lands In the Kara Kum Canal zone. Izv.AN Turk.SSR no.2:
34-42 '55. (MLRA 9:5)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy inatitut gidrotekhniki I
melioratsit.
(Kara Kum Canal--Irrigation) (Kar Kum Caaal--Soil moisture)

PREUBRAMIENSHY, T.N.; RAKAROVA, V.S.
-
Circulating underground drainage. Izv.AU Turk.SSR no.4:43-47 '55
MiLk 9:5)
1. Vsesoyuznri nauchno-is.9ledovatellakly Institut gidrotakhniki i
melioratsit.
(-'oil moisture) (Drainage)

3'Clv
Ll
P,&B~R_AZHNSKIY, V., inzh.
Laying rubble concrete foundations during winter. Stroitell
no.11:12 N '57. (MIRA 10:12)
(Foundations) (Concrete construction--Cold weather conditions)

RYAKHOVSKIY, V.; RAGIMOV, Z,, kand. biolog. naukl SWYMANOV, S.,, mladshiy
nauchnyy notrudnik; SMETSOVA, A., dotmtj~ SFWNOVt A. p aBsiBtant;
OROMVA, A., kand. biolog. nauk; MLIN, I., nauchnyy sotrudnik; LAZHAUNIKAS,
Ye.; MEMO, R.j PREOBRAWN.UIYP V OP stsirshiy prepodavatell
To the attention of a plant protector. Zashch. rast. ot vred. I bol.
10 no.6:40-43 165. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Zaveduyushchiy otdolom zashchity rasteniy Luganskoy sellskokhozyaystven-
noy opytnoy stantsii (for Ryakhovskiy). 2. Axerbaydahanakiy nauchno-is-
aledavatellskiy Institut zashchity rastenly, Kirovabad (for Ragimov,
Suleymanov). 3. Omskiy seltakokhozyayatvannyy institut (for Shvetsova,
Semenov). 4. Otdel sashchity rastaniy Smolenskoy seliskakhozyaystvannoy
opytnoy stantsii (for Selin), 5. Zaveduyushchiy Tellmanskim pilnktom
signalizatsii i prognozov, Karagandinskaira oblaa-*%-" (for Lazhaunikas).
6. Zaveduyushchaya Vitebskim punktom signalizatsii i prognozov (for
Holeshko). 7. Buryntakly sellskokhozyaystvennyy institut (for Preobrai,,LA=J1-
skiy.

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PREOBWOMISMY, V. A.
Chemical reg4waLat highest pres-ittres and at high
temperatures. M. Apparatus far the study of arldn,
.U=with ---'l -- a pres3 res up 0 1500 at-
tougpiteres, and some methods of oxidation of I
11. V. "Vere,livIvirli P V A. Prm "ira Y,
"1=4VU11- - Laill `
I . It R9, QvIll- Av:jiA ~J,
U-11q6il , it~t, (
,,C,,f7-v,.,, ff. I? Y.S., Civil: sci. Own, 1945,
A y); Li. C.A. 40, ;5025I.-Glyrtrol was fotind
mumar
to lie the: most emivenicut livelmitlic liquid lit contact
Willi oxyg(ji, pi-trt-rably lit clihi. with water (Pure
rlyt-crul u-nd, to -ry,tallize in (Fe capillarieg it 10' and
1500 alm.), The liquid Mow oxidatinit and
it k thert-forc iivrcs~ary to eltaitge it frequently. The
pkillo of the compre,,or i; liki!wke lubricated with a-
glycLrol-water mixt. viv rvactioii ve~-~tl i%n stainlc'm-5tecl
Vylitider of If) itim. inner di;iin, If) ti-on. nitter diam. and
1 .10 111111. bigh. cyclollem-1tv (0.5 .), umicr IOW atin., did
!lotIqllo..v ally chatige iii .1 it:-,. -it 12- aw! at At IW~.
,it ) lirs., tilt- it of the licittid wn-4 -~inicwhat iiicrca~vd, from
I. I IU7 (at 2;,)') to 1.4518. At 150*, vxplmion occurred
mi,ler IfYn atni. withi" R mins. A larecr amt. of the
vyclolle(clik., '2A r" vXilln'k-ft lill-ler IOCN)atm. titter I hr',.
lie'-ttitig at vW. vie same ait,t. of cyclohexenc, after
b-Jtig kept ill a rvfrigcratnr at - V, c%plocled after 2 hr'.q.
hoating to r)f)*. The oxHizability of vyclofiexenc at temp.
ulwitc 50' glepcorls o6vii-iftAy )it (lie prescitce of peroxides.
O,cygcit compressed to NM-1300 titio. ~Itow~ rapid Increaset
(if Ol al)~orption Initirk. it call be extrapolated -,a that
41 3000 atill. and above 0 consists practically of 01 inols.
MOV. --- N. Thn ~'

PREOBRAZHENSKIY, V. A.
"on Pilocarpine Alkaloids. XVII. The SynthauiB of cl-Norpilocarpidine 'Novo-
pilocarpidine'," Zhur. Obshch. Khim- 15, No. 7-8, 1945.
Mbr., Moscow Inst. Fine Chemical Technology im. M. V. Lomonosov, Inst. Organic Chem.,
Acad. Sci. SSSR

GUTMAN) A.M., kand.kh:Lm.nauk; PRE-OBRAZHEIISK-IY, V-.A.; SEDOVA, S.M.;
TRUBNIKOVA., V.I.., FUBIW-14.S.- doktor khim.nauk
I
Production of adipic acid by the nitric acid oxidation of the
products of cyclobexane atmospheric oxidation, YChimeprome
no.4:237--241 Ap 162. (MIRA 15:5)
(Adiptic acid) (Cyclohexane)

APT, L.S., kand.tekbn.nauk;_PREOBRAZHENSKIY, V.A., kand.t~-.khn.nauk;
LADUTIKO, V.F., inih-.-
Automatic "AZTP" plant for the manufaeture of heat insulating
slabs from peat. Torf.prom. 39 no-2:20-24 '62. (MIRP 15:5)
1. Vsesoyuzr~vy nauchno-losledovatel'skiy Institrt torfyanoy
promyshlonnosti.
(Peat industry) (Insulation (Heat))

S/064/62/000/004/00 11002
B1 01 /3 176
Golldman, -1. K., Candidate of Chemical Sciences,
P - Sedova, S. M., Trubnikova, V. 1.9
Furman, 111. S., Doctor of Chemical Sciences
TITLE; Preparation of adipic acid by the nitric acid oxidation of
the products of cyclohexane oxidation in air
PERIODICAL: Xhimicheskaya promyshlennost', no. 4, 1962, 7-11
TEXT; To synthesize adipic acid, experiments were conducted at the GIAP, in
the nitric acid oxidation of: rectified cyclohexanol (I), crude cyclo-
hexanol (H) consisting of 7ZO cyclohexaaol and 25P,,*' X-oil (distillation
residue from oxidation of cyclohexane in air), a mixture of 50'5 CYC10-
hexanol + 50,4~ X-oil (III), and 70',"3 cyclohexanol + 30ia X-oil- Reaction was
obtained by adding the startinG substance dropwise to 57~', HNO, at 700c,
ratio '[X03 (100,7,a) : starting substance - 4-5 '. 1 , pressure 1-7 atm, copper-
vanadium catalyst. Of the nitrous gases forming, NO and 1102 can be
regenerated to HN03 in the GIAP apparatus at 3.5-7 atm. After adding all
the organic etarting substance and completing the first state the mixture
Card 1/ 3

S/06 62100010-041001 /002
Preparation of adipic acid ~)i Y31a
was heated to 100 OC and agitated for 30 mins. Then the product %as drained
from the vessel, and the adipic acid and lower dicarboxylic acids
precipitated at room temperature were filtered off. The more readily
soluble I ower dicarboxylic acids were removed with distilled H 0 at 4000 -
2 4
Tae mother liquor was analyzed chromatographically for adipic, Clutar-C,
succinic, propionio, and acetic acids. Results: (1) C6H11OH synthetized
from COT5OH and from C6H12 yielded equal amounts of adipic acid: 1.23 g
per g starting substance, but a larger quantity of other dicarboxylic ac-1d3
was formed with C (2) At 7-5 atm (optimum) the adipic acid yield
012-
(g adipic acid per g starting substance) was -/1-42 with I, r-11-36 witi-l i-
0 1 1
-1.13 with III. Ifitric acid consumptioa was insignificant: (g HI., 03p g
adipic acid) 0.85 with 1, -JO-67 with II, -J1.08 with 111. 0
(3) Saponification of the esters in the X-oil with 16-' NaOll (250 C, 55
30 min) resulted in additional quantities of cyclohexanol'and cyclohexanone)
the oxidation of which increased 'he adipic acid total yield (by 0.149 &
per g saponified X-oil (total adipic acii yield 0.71 9 Per 9 X-oil). The
.resultant high consumption of H1103 is explained by incomplete separation of
the hydrocarbon solution and the alkali. The adipic acid obtained from
Qard 2/3

S/064/62/000/004/001/C)02
Preparation of adipic acid ... B101/B138
Y-oil is yellowish to brownish, but can be purified by recrystallizatic'n
or with activated carbon. (4) Adipic acid has been produced in an
experimental plant by oxidation of 11 since March 1960, and the methods
had been found technically satisfactory. There are 4 figures and 2 tables.
The most important English-language references read as followB: Chem.
"'Ifeek, 79, 71 (1956); 1. Kamlet, US Patent 2844626, 1958-
Card 3/3

SOKOLOV-P A.A, - PETRVIKO Jq F.F.; K(TVALEV, V.F.; YELISBYEV, M.A.;
ROZEI&ENTER3. N.F.; WICHUKOVICH, A.E.; CHUBAROV, N.D.; KOMISEVOY,
ly.s.! PREO A.; BOCHAFffs-, H.S.; KASHCH= p G.G.;
SFJZI;NGV, G.V.; SAFONOV, K.Ye.; -rTNIFGV, S.A.; RASKIN, G.I.;
RABKIN, B.M.
Vadim Konstantinovich Gutsunaev; obituary. Torf.prom. 39
no.3:37 162. (MBA 15:4)
(Gutsunae'v,, Vadim Konstantinovich., 1914-1942)

MEMEEMMEMOM
44a1 Jj~4 -,,,c
/I * k (W
3105. GATHUUNG vILLEj FKAT FROM RIDUS lN' 'r0 FlIM W-ITH EUCiTUC
KACHINM. FroobraihonskiiA. V.A. and Chub rov, N.D. (forf. Prom.
(Peat Ind.) -4an. -1952',--5-4) $-- - -

PMOBRAMENSM, Y. A- - CITUIUM71, -9X. No Do
Peat Industry
Some problems in the organization of work of peat dumping machines.
Torf.prom. 30 no. 1, 1953
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress-, - _IIa7 -1953. Unclassified.

KONTSEVOY. N.S., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; PREOBR&ZHENSKIT, V.A.,
kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk. -r- - - - . ; 1. - . .
Results in the second year of using electric machines for winning
cut peat. Torf.prom. 31 no.3:16-18 154. (KI-RA 7:6)
1. THIITP. (Peat machinery)
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