SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT N.N. CHERNOV -

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AUTHORS: Komar, A. P., Mikheyev, G. F., and Chernov, N. N.
TITLE: A System for the extremum control of the intensity of
gamma radiation of a synchrotron
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 31, no. 1, 1961t 109-115
TEXT: The authors describe an extremum control system which laad been
obnstru6ted-for the synchrotron of the institute mentioned under Association
and which controls simultaneously two parameters which, essentially,
determine the stability of the inten3ity of gamma radiation. In the first
part of'this paper, an extremum controller with one input parameter is
studied. The so-called step modulation of the input parameter is mentioned
as the most favorable control method. The injection time T is considered
to be the input parameter. This injemtion time changes with a constant
frequency and the amplitude 6T. Thus, the initial quantity, i.e., the
intensity of gamma radiation assumesthe values V according to the
injection time T, and I" according to the injection time T + 6T. The
sign of the difference (I" - V) is determined from these values.
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If (I" - V) < 0, the operating point is to the left of the extremum, and
if it is > 0, it is to the right of it. Thus, T = ksign(Y" - YI) (1),
where T is the increment of the injection time, Y" and D are the mean
values of the intensities corresponding to the injection times T and
T + 8T. For improving the quick response, the authors, in the scheme
developed by themw.used not only the sign of (I" - V) acco:L'_11ng to (1),
but also the amount of this difference according to the relation
T =-L (-I",- Y) (2), where k is the negative feedback factor. In order
k
that the quantity 6(&T) be as small as possiblef a high amplification
factor is necessary for the feedback. A scheme based on this principle
is'shown'in Fig. 1 as a block diagram, whereas in Fig. 2 it is shown as
a circuit diagram. A parwffiter which just as important for a synchrotron,
is the instant Thf where the high-frequency voltage is connected to the
res6nator-of the synchrotron.:,It is shown that for normal operation of
a system of several extremum-controllers the demand that the extremum.
controllers do not act upon one another need not necessarily be fulfilled.
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This dema'nd.may be satisfied if the extremum controllers operate alter-
hati-vely. In this. way, however, a reduction of the'quick response is
caused, 'atd the'questioVis examined'how tar an inc.,omplete de6oupling.
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the sible. For~.thit pur-osep-it is
f t*6 extr6muff oontroll6r.~' is permis:
sufficient to. modulate the. two input parameters b~ means of another
frequency.' ' -Fig. 3 shows a system oi -two. ~extremum,. controllers whi&h
operate according to this principle. Blocks*(1) and (2) correspond to
~blocks (1) afid-(2) in Fig. 1, the dashed blocks correspond to the dashed
block.in Fig. 1. By means of this extremum controller, T and T hf are
controlled, and the good resalts obtained from this controller,are dis-
cussed.' Scientific collaborator A. V..Kulikov is thanked for interest
and advice. There are 4 figures and 5 Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCIATION:. Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut AN SSSR Leningrad
(Institute of Physics an.d"Technology AS USSR,,Leningrad)~
SUBMITTED: june 15, 1960
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AUTHORSt Chernov, N. N. and Chesnokov) V. I.
TITLEs Improvement of the stability of synchrotron parameters by
stabilizing the power supply of the electromagnet
FERIODICALi Zhurnal tekhnicheakoy fiziki, V. 31, no. 5, 1961, 627-629
TEM It is noted that the instabilities of the intensity and energy of
gamma emission of a synchrotron are caused chiefly by the varying voltage
of the power source feeding the electromagnet. The advantages of a power
source independent of the industrial power system are mentioned, and the
difficulties associated with the stabilization of alternating currents
are discussed. The current stabilizer shown in Pig. I is designed for them
power source of a synchrotron. Stabilization is done in such a way that
the poaitive feedback will be proportional to the amplitude of the pick-
up -ignal which is determined by the amount and sign of voltage variation.
The stability of gamma bremastrahlung could be increased by the use of
such a stabilizer (Pig. 2) which had a stabilization coefficient of 16.
The voltage fluctuations of the mains could be lowered from 10 to 0-5%.
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Thus, it was also possible to improve the stability of the final electron
energy and to reduce the variation in electron energy occurring with a
change of the supply voltage by 10% from 0.8% to 0-05% with the use of the
stabilizer desoribed here. The variation in the final energy of the
partiolesp caused by fluctuations in the mains, could be lowered con-
siderably. There are 2 figures and 2 Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCIATIONi F12iko-tekhnioheakiy institut im. A. P. Ioffe AN SSSR
Leningrad (Institute of Physics and Technology imeni
A. F. Ioffe, AS USSR, Leningrad)
SUBMITTEDi July 6, 1960
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Legend to Fig.,2s Intensity of gamma
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voltage. 1) With stabilization;
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AUTHORS: Komar, A. P., Mikheyev, G. F., Fominenko, V. P. and
Chernov. N. N.
TITLE: Study of electron capture with steady betatron acceleration
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 31, no. 6, 1961, 740-745
TEXTs The authors wanted to determine the part played by the individual
sections of the capture range, i.e., the contribution of the electrons
captured onto the various instantaneous orbits to the total current of all
captured electrons. The investigation was conducted by the method earlier
described by the authors (Ref. 1: ZhTF, ~0, no. 7, P. 855-859, 1960). This
method made it possible to inject the electrons onl~r into the previously
chosen narrow section 6- 6 of the instantaneous orbits within the capture
interval at (Pig. 1). This was achieved with the aid of a special injector
device provided with deflector plates, which made it possible (1) to cut
off the voltage pulse U(t) of injection on the side of the large or small
t values to any pulse duration (Fig. 2A and 6 );(2.) to cut out an interval
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in any pulse section by completely cutting off the residual pulse portion
(Fig. 2 6 ); (3) to shift the injection pulse with or without the interval
along the time axis. The injection pulse displayed a sine shape, and had a
duration of 12 "ec and an amplitude of 40 kv. The intensity of gamma
radiation sas checked while conducting the experiments, instability amounting
to 5% at most. The experiments were made on the synchrotron of FTI AN SSSR
with an initial betatron acceleration. The radius of the equilibrium orbit
was R0 = 32 cm, the coefficient of the magnetic field drop was n-0.67, and
the steepness of increase of the magnetic field during injection was
1 drsted/psec. Figs. 3 and 4 present typical experimental depende4ces of
gamma radiation intensity on the position of the square pulses cutting off
one or the other part of the injection pulse. Each figure refers to a
definite position of the injection pulse with respect to the moment at which
the magnetic field of the betatron passes through zero. The corresponding
capture interval is represented by the A curves. The A and 6 curves
represent the change of intensity vhen cutting off the injection pulse Dn
the side of the larger A curve) and the smaller curve) t values
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b.y the square pij~se applaed to one Df the plates. The 6 curves refer to
the "scanning" of the -jA)jectiorj pulse with the -tid of the elit. in time
whi.-~h has a width c;f asec. and a spacing of 0.-2, ul,- (F-,g~ 2 The
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Injector at -the external. edge of 'he We in-.,estigatior al-lows
the following tri be sta!ed-., The space cnarCe 6eiir-rated by the electrons
escaping f.roiri the -_nje~-tox before atid behir,l] th- ~~:,.pture interval bas no
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5) The cliange of nonuni.formity oi' the magnetic f-ieid vnth a change of Ihe
emission rairrent depends upi'l, the space charEe pr-)~duced by the electrons
circulating In the. c-har-ber durinF., the c-apture -intervzvi 6) it is
ricjt~:d that se,4pral authors hold the O.uw th-ut 1--hu may be aug-Mented
by changing the frz-m -,f the F111, 'be cf the present
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of the capture interval. This interval must be sufficiently large for the
orbits near the equilibrium orbit, corresponding to the available in-
variable nonuniformity of the magnetic field of the accelerator concerned.
The main contribution of one or the other front of the injection pulse is
also explained thereby. With weak emission currents, an additional rise
of intensity can be achieved owing to contraction effects. There are
5 figures and 1 Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut im. A. F. loffe AN SSSR
Leningrad (Institute of Physics and Technology imeni
A. F. Ioffe, AS USSR, Leningrad)
SUMAITTED: July 25, 1960
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CHERNOV, N. N (Kiyev); MELIMCHMO, A. 1.
Rail welding on the track. Put' i put. khoz. 6 no.81-28-29 162.
(MM 15: 10)
1. Nachalinik Kiyevokoy diatantaii puti (for Mellnichenko).
(Railroada-Raile-Welding)

CHERNMI N.R.0 kand. takhn. nauk; TRACR, I.T,, inzh.; GOTLIB, A.D.,
--t-'4.--ddktor tekhn, naukp rutaroditell raboty; Prinimala uchastiye:
PCHMIKOVAP I.S... inth,-.
Cmparing the performadet of blast furnaces in plants of the
Duieper Rooncmic Regioft. i gornorud. pram no-4:6-10
JI-Ag 163. WRA 16:11)
1. Dneprodsershinokiy metallurgicheBUy savod-vtuz (for
Chernav), 2, Pridneprovskly sovet naroftogo khozyalstva
(for Tkaoh).

CHERNOV, N.N.; TKAGH, I.T.
Analyzing the performance of blast furnace plants in the Dnieper
Economic Region operating with a various degree of forced working.
Metal-lurg 8 no,9:4-9 S 163. .1 (MIRA 16:10)
1. Dneprodzerzhinskiy zavod-6-vtuz i Pridneprovskiy sovet narodnogo
khozyaystva.
(Dnieper Economic Region-Bl-ast furnaces)

CHFaNOV, N.N. (Kiyev)
-I I e.01onditioning of continuous
putekhozo 8 no.3:22-23 164,
rail lengths by welding. Putl i
(MA 17:3)

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CILE'RIOV, Niko.lay Nikitich; CHECHURO, Anatoliy Nikolayevich
...I
[Operation Gf an c)pen-.he&rtli furnace] Vedenie domennoi
pechi. Mloskva, Metallurgiia, 1965. 223 P.
(M,IRA 18:7)

~-I-g - PUTOYANg S.B.g kandidat takhnichookikh nank, redaktor;
I bift. I.M..- takhalobaskly redaktor
EftItistep milling cutters for rapid machining) Skorostnoe frezero-
vanie itupenchatyal fresamiis Konstruktatia, i ekepluatateita. Rd.
2-9, dop. I parer, Moskva, Goes tzd-vo oboronnoi promysh. 1954.
126 p. NM 8:3)
(Metal-cuttIng tools)

L18225-63 PA/EPF c VEW (m)/BDS AEDC/AFFTC/ASD/APr.C Paa MN'
tACCESSION NR: AT3001862 S/2909/62/000/006/0082/0093-:
AUTHORS: Fastova, KN,* Zaytsev V. A,; NO P
TITLE: Investigation of the'effect of antidetonation additives on the,processes
me
that precede detonation in an
SOURCE: AR-a ~Institu~tdvi ~~tele Trudy, no. 6, i962' 82-93
TOPIC TAGS: detonation, knock,~ antid6tonation, antiknock, Fe, Cu, penta-
i carbonyl, dicyclopentadiene, dic,~~lopentadienyl, pre-ignition, self''ignition,
!cold flame, mixture, rich, lean
ABSTRACT: This paper describe is an experimental investization of the effects of
(4fitiknock) --the va
additivesron,
omrious metal-organic antid onation Tious stages of~
the pre-combustion processAin an1jengine intended to determine the distinctive
characteristics of the ni~c_hanisni of their action. The test equipment and mkhod-~
ology are described, and the proq~.ssing and evaluation of the test data are detailed._-
It is established that, for any given level of antiknock effectiveness, the various
;metal-organic compounds tested affect the other stages of the pre-rpmbustion
reaction differently. (a) Tetraeth (TEYand "ferrocene" or iron dicyclopentadi-
yl ---
enyl (FC) do not exert any noticeable effect on the inception of the c6ld-flame
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oxidation and, basically, act. only on the' development of the second stage of the
pre-combustion process by shifting the boundary of the self-ignitio'n of the hot
combustion toward the side of higher temperatures and pressures. (b) Iron
onyl [ (FeC05) (hereinafter: IP)] and [ (C H Fe(CO
pentacarb 13 (he reinafte r~:
8 16)5
j IIP) inhibit sharply the initial stages of the pre-combustion reaction, shift the
oboundary of the formation of the cold flame toward higher temperatures and presi-
sures, and reduce it in size so that in rich mixtures there is no region of. cold.
flame oxidation at all. The entire character of the pre-combustion oxidation. is
altered: The hot-explosion region is shifted toward higher pressures and temper-
atures, with the minimums appearing in the temperature range of 7.60 to 8000K.
(c) qlOH16NZ02Cu (hereinafter: M) appears to be comewhat inter. ediate betweeii'l
1 TE and IP, namely, it delays the beginning of the cold-flame oxidation, but to 'a
smaller degree than IP, and gives the hot-detonati6n boundary a fo
rm that is'
similar to that afforded by IP (with a pressure minimum for'rich mixtures);~-h'
ever, the detonation boundary lies much lower than with IP alid, for lean mixtdr6qi;
it may even be lower than for pure gasoline, Enrichment of the mixture with IP'
leaves the 'detonation boundary virtually unchanged, whereas with pure gasoline!
and all other additives it is displaced toward lower pressures. The peculia!riti
es7,~
of a metal-organic antiknock additive are not determined by the presence ind f
it o a
TE and FC contain different metals, but act almost identically ont
specific metal.
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ifthe pre-ignition processes, whereas FC and carbonyl products of Pe (IP -and
lact.distinctly differently. It is concluded that the self-ignition tendency of a fuel-.
;air mixture not only is not identical with its tendency toward detonation, but is not;
leven single-valuedly related to it. Orig. art. has 6 figures.
IASSOCIATION: none
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iSUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: llApr63 NCL:
ISUB -CODE: CH, PR. PH NO REF SOV: 005 OTHER:. 002~;:
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SAPOZHNIKOVA, S.A.p do)rtnr geogr. nauk, prof.p red.; GUK-, N.I.,
nauchn* sotro, red.; KEKUKH, A.M... nauchn. sotr... red.;
KAGANER, M.S., nauchn. sotr.., red.; PRIKHOTIKO, G.F.,
nauchn. sotr., red.; CH9wOY-1-N-,Pj red.
[Atlas of agricultural climatology of the Ukrainian S.S.R.]
Agroklimaticheskii. atlas Ukrainskoi SSR. Kiev, Urozhai,
1964. 36 p. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Kiev. Ukralnskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy gidro-
meteorologicheskiy institut. 2. Direktor Ukrairskogo
nauchno-issledovatel'skogo gidrometeorologiceskogo insti-
tuta, Kiev (for Prikhot1ko). 3. Ukrainskiy nauchno-
issledovatel'skiy gidrometeorologicheskiy institut, Kiev
(for Guk, Kakukh, Kagane--).

PERESYPKIN, Vladimir Fewrovich; MEN, Vladimir Gduaivl-
YEFIMOV, Gendrikh Aleksandrovich; LOI;f',V, Vikto-
Favlovich; LOPATBj ValentJn N,atveyevich;
FIELINICHUK, Aleksandra Semenovaa;_~gERINQK, N.P..
red.
[Preseni-day chemical means for plant protection
(pesticides)] Sovremennye khimicheskie sreds-ixa za-
shchity rastenii (pestitsidy). Kiev, Urozhal-, 19L/,.
345 P. IF. 1)

,USSR/Medicine - Cholera, Typhoid, Diphtheria FD 162
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Author : Kosmodamianskiy, V. N., Chernov, N. V., and Su~alova, Ye. P.
Title : Kozlma Trofimovich Glukhov, 1879 - 1953. Obitiiary
Periodical : Zhur. miki-obiol. epid. i immun- 5, 85-86, May 1954
Abstract : On December 6, 1953, Koz'ma Trofimovich Glukhov, Head of the Chair of
Infectious Diseases of the First Leningrad Medical Institute imeni
I. P. Pavlov, member of the CPSU, Doctor of Medical Sciences, died
in Leningrad. A biographical sketch of his life and work is given.
He worked on many infectious diseases, primarily, cholera, typhoid
and diphtheria.
Institution
Submitted

SAPONNIKOVA, S.A.., doktor geogr. nauk, prof., red.; CIERNOV,
N.P., red.
[Agroclimatic atlas of the Ukrainian S.S.R.] Agrokli-
maticbeskii atlas Ukrainskoi SSR. Kiev, Urozhaip 1964.
7 p. 36 maps. (MIRA 18:1)

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Vaccine therapy In dysentery. Trud.7 DII 2:242-250 '55 (MIRA 11:8)
1. Kafedra Infektsionufth bolesney (sav. prof. X.T. Glukhov
[doceased]) Pervogo Leningradekogo meditainskogo instituta imerA
akademika I.P. Pavlova.
(DYSMIMY)

ASRXRWI, A.I.; GOLOTTErWA, A.A.; SAMN, L.B.; CHERBOV, doktor
takhn.nauk, prof.
Collagen pine for internal fixation in fractures. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.;
tekh.leg.prom. noo5:57-63 160. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Moskoveldy tekhnologicheskiy institut legkoy promyshlennosti
TSentrallfiV institut travmatologli i ortopedii. nakomendov a
kafeciroy tekhnologii kozhi i mekha.
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Shm, Bata- with Phm&liu do" not Waluk The fabric.
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VAI --- - -'%`-OAA-) ~~ - - -- - -- -
ANDERM, A-B-; ANMNOV, A.I.: ARAPOV, P.P., BARKASH, A.I., BZ)hTAKDVA,
A.B.; BRAIN, G.S.; BEWNWICH. V.V.; 3ZRRMTWN, S.A.; DI2MSKOT,
V.I.; BLTUKMBARG, T.T.: BOECH-BRUTIVICH, M.D.; BORMOTOT, A.D.:
BULGAKOV, N.I.; TICKSLIR, B.A.; GAVRILMO, I.Y.; GNIMM, Ts.S..
[deceasedh. (MIIVANOV, N.A., Edeceasedl; GIBSHKAN. Ts.le.-,
GOLDOVSKIT.Ye.M.; GORBUNOV, P.P.; GORYAINOV. F.A.; GRINBERG. B.G.:
MUNER, V.S.; DAIRWSKIT. N.Y.; DZWUL'SKIT. Y.M., [deceased] -.
DRD(AYLO, P.G.; DTBM!S, S.G.; DITACHIM. P.F.; DTURNBAUM. N.S.,
[deceased]; YROORCH3aM, B.F. (deceased]; T3L'TASHKNVICH. B.A.;
ZHXRIBOV. L.P.; ZAVMISKIY. A.S.: ZAVRLISKIT, F.S.; IVANOWKIY.
S.R.; rMN, I.M.; KAZHDAN, A.Ta.; KAZHINSKIT, B.B.; KAPLINSKIT. S.T.:
XASATKIN, F.S.; KATSAUROV, T.N.; KITAYGORODSM, I.I.; KOTASHIKOT,
I.F.; KOLOSOV, V.A.-, KORAROV. H.S.; KOTOV, B.I.; LINDE, Y.V.;
LEB19DET, H.V.; LWITSKIT. N.I.: LOKSHIN, Ta.Tu: LUTTSAU. T.K.-,
MANNJWKRM, A.A.; MIKHATLOV, V.A.; MIKRATLOV, N.M.; MURAVIYXT, I.M.;
WDELINAN, G.A.; PATLTSHKOV, L.S.; POLUTANOV, V.A.; POUAKOV. TO.S.;
POPOV. V.V.; POPOV. N.I.: RAKHTIN, I.Te.. RZHRTSKIY, V.V.; ROZ
-G.V.; RUREMM, B.A.; RDKOTYAN, Te.S.; RUKAVIISHRIKOV, V.I.;
RUTOTSKff, B.N. [deceased]; XrVUH, P.M.; SMIRNOV. A.P.; STEPAROV. G.Tu,
STWANOV, Tu.A.; TARASOV, L.Ta.; TOKAMW, L.I.; USPASSKIY, P.P.;
73DOROT, A.V.; 7M, N.H.; FFUMMI, X.Z.; KHETFITS, S.Ta.; KHLOFIN,
M.I.; KHODOT, V.T.; SHAMSHUR, V.I.; SWIRD, A.Te.; SHATSOV. X.I.;
SHISHKINA, M.N.; SHOR, E.R.; SHPICHXMSKIY, Te.S.; RRPR 9 B.A.;
SHTXRLING, S.Z.: SH 11. L.lLt RMOALITXR, L. U.: XUATS, A.T.:
(Continued on next card)

AE)IMM, A.B. (continued) .... Card 2.
TAKOVLEY, A.T.;, ANDUrIly, Te.S., retsenzent, redaktor; BIMN-
GI&M,B.M., retsen'sent, redaktor; BMMN, L.D., rateenzent. redaktor;
BOLTINSKIYI* V.N.. reteenzent, radaktor; BONCH-BRUTMOH, Y.L.,
reteensent. redafttor; YHLLIR, M.A., reteentent, redakfor: VINOGamV,
A.V., retmensent, redaktor; GUDTSOV, N.T., ratsentent, rodaktor;
DNGTTAM, I.L., reteenzent, redaktor; DIMITANM, F.S., reteenzent;
iodaktor; DOBRDSMYSIOV. I.N., reteenzent, redaktor; TXANCHII:,- G.M.
reteenzent, rodaktor;ZMMCHKIN, D.N.-, retsenzent, redaktor--
SHUlliVC ' , A.N.,.reteenzent, redaktor; ZLOIMIXV, G.A.., retsenz~dnt,
redaktor: XAPLUNDT, R.P., retsenzent, redaktor; KUSAKOV, M.M.,
retsensent,'redaktor: IJWINSON L.Te., [deceased] reteenzent, redaktor;
~LkLOV, R.N. . rets'enzent, redakior; MAM~JS, V.A. retsenzent. redaktor;
MMMITSYN, I.I., retsenzent, redaktor; MIKHATLOV, S.M., reteenzent;
redaktor; OLIVITSKIT, B.A., retsenzent, redaktor; PAVLOV, B.A.,
retsenzent, redaktor; PANrUKOV, N.P.,refoensent, redaktor; PLAKSIN,
I.N., re44senzent, redaktor; RAKOV, X.A. retsenzent, redaktor;
BZHAYINSXIT, V.V., reteenzent, redaktor! RUB3HG, A.M., retsenzent;
redaktor; RDOOVIN, N. Te.. retsenEent, redaktor; RUDXM, K.G..
reteencent, redaktor; RUTOVSKff. B.N., [deceased] retsenzent,
reddktor; IffZHOT, P.A., retsenzent, redaktor; SAbWHIRSKIY, T.B.,
retsenzent, redaktor; SKRAMTAY]ff, B.G., retsenzent, redaktor;
SOKOV, V.S., retsensent, redaktor; SOKOLOV, N.S., retsenzent,
redaktori; SPIVAKOVSKIY, A.O.. retsenzent, redaktor; STRAMMMV, A.Ye.,
retsenzent, redaktor; STRMMSM , N.S., retsenzent, redaktor;
(Continued on next card)

ANDOM, A-Ji,(contirmed) .... Card 3.
TRWITAKOV, A.P., retsenzent, redaktor; FAYPIMM, Te.M.. retsenzent,
redaktorl KRACHATTRDV, T.S., retsenzent, redaktor; CHERNOV. H.V..
retsenzent, redaktor; SHIMGIN, A.P., retsenzent, redaktor;l
PAL. T.M., r8tgan2ent, redaktor; SHESHICO, Te.F., retsement, redaktor;
SHCHAPOV, N.M., retsenzent, redaktor; YAKOBSON, M.O., retsen2ent,
redaktor; STFTANOV. Yu.A, Professor. redaktor; PERIYANYU, F.S..
professor,,redaktor: ZHAMSKIY, A.A., inzhenar, redaktor;PLAKSIN.
I.N., redaktor; RUTOVSKIY, B.N. [deceased] doktor khimicheakikh nauk,
professor, redaktor; SHUKHGALITER. L. Ya. kandidat tekhnichookikh
nauk, dotsentj redaktor;BRESTINA, B.S., redaktor-, ZIWIHNSKIVY, A.A.,
redaktor. (Continued on next card)

ANDRETV, A.V. (continued) .... Card 4.
(Concise polyteabnical dictionary] Kratkii politAhnichoskii
slovarl. Roaaktsionrqi sovet; IU.A.Stapanov i ar. Moskva Goo.
iza-vo takliniko-teorst. lit-i7, 1955. 1136 p. (mLRA 8:12~
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Plaksin)
(Technology--DictiorAries)

LNVENKO, P.I.; GBEHNOY, N.V. - I
em mm~m~~ez
New develr-pments In stiff and Russian leather taming. Legoprom.
15 r,%9:38-40 5 '55- (KEA 9:1)
(Tanning)

KUTUNII. Georgly Isaakovich. doktor takhnichaskikh nauk; CHWOV, B.T.,
professor, doktor takhnicheskikh nank. retsensent; Mmmal.",
redaktor; takhnichaakiy redaktor
[Studies in the physical and mechanical properties of leather]
Isoledovante fisiko-nekhanichaskikh avoistv kozhi. Moskva, GOO.
nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo Hinisteretva taketillnoi proayshl. SSSR,
1956. 194 P. MRA 9:7)
(Leather)

~L ,, I b"nag "!~.
: I.. ~ . f -
11 ~ . : a*
r- I -

SAFONOVA, Z.V.., inshemer.; CHERNOV, N.V.,doktor takhnichookikh nauk, professor
Wear of sole leather and its relation to the coefficient of
rolling. I* prom. 17 no.4:40-41 Ap 157. (MIRA 10:4)
fleather-Testiag) (Twusing)

At A kl' Ai V
GRINSHTSYNI_.Ta.G.; CHMWOV, N.V.
The t..161 au-tomatic-nut-cutting
18-19 MY '57-
(Holts and nuts)
machine. Stan. i instr. 28 n0.5:
(MLRA 10:6)
(Screw cutting machines)

) I A, #1C V 'v . U -
17 Ifikolay Vladimirovic , prof.; ARONINA, Yu.N., dots.; GAYDAROV. L.P..
cHKRNbv,
prof..; SMTAKOVA, prof.; KIDTOV, M.P.,
prof.,, retsenzent; MIKU,YWV, A.H., prof., reteenzent; RAZUMOVSK&TA.
Ye.V., red.; KMKNIN, M.T., tekhn.red.
[Chemistr7 of the leather and fur indUBtries] Rhimiia kozhevennogo
i mekhovogo proizvodstva. Pod boahchei red. 1I.V.Ghernova. Moskva,
Gos. nauchno-tekhniizd-vo lit-ry po legkoi promyshl., 1957. 456 p.
(Fur) (Chemistry. Technical) (MIRA 11:3)
(leather industry)

SAVNLIYEV, A.I., inzhe; SRSSTAKOVA, 1,S., doktor tekhn. nali 9 prof.;
CHERNOT, N.V., doktor tekbn. nauk, prof.
w ea,ring out of hairs of furs. Leg. prom. 18 no-3:43-46 Mr 158-
(par) (MIR& 11:4)

CE3RNOY,_Nikolay Yladimiro"i b; AROYINA, Yuliya Haumovna; GATDAROT.
Leonid Petrovich; GCLOYTEMA, Alevtina Alekseyevna; STRAKHOT,
Ivan Pavlovich; SH&STAKOVA, Irina Sergeyevna; TRGORKIN, N.I.,
prof., retsenzent; KOTOY, M.P., prof., retsenzent; FLEMYAHNI-
KOT, M.N., red.; KHAK III, M.T., takhn.red.
[Leather and fur technology] Tekhnologiia koxhi i mekha.
Pod obBhohel red. N.Y.Chernova. Moskva, Goo.nouchno-takhn.
ixd-vo lit-ry po legkoi promyshl., 1959. 719 p. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Kafedra tekhnologii kozhi i mekha Moskovskogo tekhnologi-
chaskogo instituta legkoy promyshlonnosti (for Chernov, Aronina,
Gaydarov, Golovtoyeva, Strakhov, Shestakova).
(Leather) (par)

PARKROKENKO, Vasiliy GeorgiY8vich; ARKffANGELIEKIY, N.A., prof., retsenzent;
BIJLGAKOV,' N.V., prof., retsenzent; ZAYTSEY, Y.G..(ilo-Ava), kand.tekhn.
nauk, retsenzent; SM OV, D.M. (Moskva), propodavatell-, retsenzent;
PISHCHANSKAYA. B.A. (Odessa), prepodavatel', retsenzent; GUTAN, W.K..
prepodavatell, reteenzent; GOLIDIN, A.B., prepodavatell, reteenzent;
MMYPGV, N.N. (Sverd1ovsk),'PrePbdavatel!. retsencent; MWINA,
L.I., prepodavatell, reteenzent; TSHELOYANOV, D.M. (Laningrgd), pro-
podavatell, retsentent; GONCHAROVA. L.D. (Simferopolt), prepodavatell,
retsenstent; KATVIYXV, Ye.P., pr~podavatsll, retsenzent; ALSKSMY,
I.M., propodav'atell, retsenzent; DUDINSKiY, S.L. (Leningrad), pro-
podavatell, retsenzent; BABUN, V.B. (Kharikov), kand.takhn.nauk,
retsenzent; CHERNOVI.fiJ., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk, spetsred.;
BORISOVA, SUM, D.M., tekhn.red.
Untroductl'on to the study of.commerial wares] Vvedenie v tovaro-
vedenie promyshlenufth tovarov. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo torg.lit-ry,
1959. 135 P. (MIRA 12:7)
(Commercial products)

OVRUTSKIT, M~tvey Shlemovich; CERWTOV, H.V.,_"prof., rateenzent; KIKHAUOV.
A,N,q prof., retsenzent; VMKbV-,-V-.A., inzh., retsenzent; GUSEVA,
A.I., red.; XNAKNIN, M.T.. takhn.red.
[Now methods of tanning hard leathers; tanning of hard leathers
with the use of chromium aV tan aluminum sy%tan, and chromium
silicate complex compounds Hovye metody dubleniia zheatkikh kozh;
dublenie zheBtkikh kozh a primeneniem khromsintanovykh, aliumo-
sintanovykh i khromosilikatnykh komplekanvkh soedinenii. Moskva,
Gos.nauchno-tekhnAzd-vo lit-ry po legkoi promyshl., 1959. 171330
(MIRA 13:
(Tanning materials)

CHERNOV, N.V:,"rof., doktor tekhn.muk; ARONINA, Tu.N., dotsent,
;P
ekhn.muk
Determining the stretch of fur semifinished products. Izv.
vys.ucheb.sav.; takh.log.prom. no-3:62-65 159*
(NIR& 12:12)
1. 14ookovskiy takhnologicbeekiy institut legkoy proqrsblennosti.
Rekomendovana keLfedroy, takhnologii kozhi i makha.
(Rides and ekins)

DZHKUSHIA, G.I., in2b.: GREMIOV.-II.Y., prof@
Determining- the qualitative characteristics of chrome rig
leather and semi-finished -roducts by the volumetric yield.
KoMi.-Ouv.prom. no-12.13-15 D 159. (MIRA 13:5)
(15eather)

DZHANASHIYA, G.I.. inzh.; CHMOV, N.V., doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.
Quality characteristics of cbrome pigskin and its semifinished
products evaluated by the volumetric output. Izv.vya.ucheb.zav.;
tekh.leg.prom. no-3:89-95 16o. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Moskovskiy tekhnologichookiy institut legkoy, protWeblennosti.
Rekomendowana kafedroy tekhnologii kozhi t mekha.
(Hides and skins)

doktor tek1m. nauk., prof.; SHESTAKOVA,, I.S., prof.., dok-Itor
tekhm. nauk; GCLOVTEIEVA, A.A., kand. tekhn, n~ukp dotsent;
ULMOV) S.A.,, inzb.
FIffect of the bouquet and visosity of the tanning solutions on
tanning kinetics. Nauch. trudy IITILP no,24:21-29 162,
(MIRA 16:7)
1. Kafedra tekhnologii kozhi i mekha Moskovskogo tekhnologi-
cheskogo instituta legkoy pcromyshlennosti.
(Tanning)

USILOV, V.A., aspirant; doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.
Effect of the breakihg strain on the breaking strength
of the hide substance. Nauch. trudy MTILP 25:58-60 162.
(MIRA 16:8)
1. Kafedra tekhnologii kozhi i mekha. Moskovskogo tekhni4l
logicheskogo instituts. legkoy promyshleninosti.
.1

USILOV, V.A., aspirant; CHEERNOV N.V. doktor tekhn. nauk, prof,
- -_.5.
Relation between the strength limits of leather a-,,ri fiber
bundles in tensile deformation. Vauch. trudy MT:LP no.26s
114-117 162. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Kafedra tekhnologJi kozhi i mekha Moskovskogo
tekhnologichoskogo instituta legkoy promyshlennosti.

GOLOVTEYEVA, A.A., kand. tekhn. nauk, dotsent; SHESTAKOVA-, I.S., doktor
tekhn. naukp prof.t CHERNOV, N.V., do%tor tekhn.-nauki prof.'
Problem of dissolving and reconstituting collagen. Izv. vys.
ucheb. zav.; tekh. leg. prom. no.5t62-67 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Moskovskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut legkoy promyshlennosti.
Rekomendovana kafedroy tekhnologii kozhi i mekha.

GOLOVTEYEVA, A.A,, kand. tekhn. nauk, doteent.; SHESTAK()VAp I.S., doktor
tekhn. nauk, prof.; CIIERNOV, N.V- doktur tekhn. nauk, prof.
Problems of the dissolving and r6constitutilion of coliagen.
Izv. vys. uch4- zav.; tekh. leg. prom. no.4-.72-83 163.
(NIRA 16:10)
1. Moskovskiy tekhnologicbeskiy institut legkoy promyshlennosti.
Rekomendovana kaft3droy tekhnologlli kozhi i mekha.

UN-7TEYDIA, A.A., kand. te~hn. r.~iuh, dotsent; doktcr
tekhn. nauk, prof.; CHETI:OV, N.V., dokto.- t-khn. n~x!., prof.;
KARPACHEIV) P.S. , inth- A -
Effect of mechanical actions on the acc~z-'Qration of Oye ~,Pnetration
in tannin tanning. Nauch. trudy MTIIJ'
(HIU 17: 11 )
1. Kafedra tekhnologii kozhi i mekha H~~:~.~Y!okogo tek~lnoiol--Jchesho,go
instituta legkoy promyshlennosti.

STRAKHOV, Ivan Pavlovich~, prof.; AR011BIA, Yuliya Naumovna, dots.;
GAYDAROV, Leonid Petrovich, dots.; GOJDVTEYEVA,
Alevtina Alekseyevna, dots.; QU4114OV,-Vikolay Vladimirovich,
prof.; SHESTAKOVA, Irina Sergeyevnap prof.; KOTOV, M.P.,
prof., retsenzent; KLOGHKOV, S.A.y inzh., retsenzent;
GRACHEVA, A.V., red.; I'LEIIYANNIKOV, M.N., red.
[Chemistry and technology of leather and fur] Khimiia i
tekhnologiia kozhi i mekha. Moskva, Legkail industriial
1964. 621 p. (MIRA 18:2)

Tj\
PIVNENKOp G*Fo; CHERNOVP N.Ye.; SALOv D.P.
Efficient technological processes in preparing drugs used in
the form of drops. Apt. delo 10 no. 1:34-37 Ja-F 161.
(MIRA 14!2)
(DRUG INDUSTRY)

CU'MOV, 14ya. [Chornov, M.N.); HVIN"Jil"O, G.f. [Pivnor~,o., II.P.j
Preparation of dry stable juice from the herb of celandine. Farm-atsev.
zhu~. 18 no.l:ZA-49 163. Oaa;t 17:10)
1. Kafedra takhnologii lekarstv i Calenovylch preparatov K~Ikovsltogo
farmtsevticheskogo instituta.

OMMOV, 0.
. - , ~ - - 4-t- ., ,
Dragonflies. Vokrug systa no.12:32 D '54. (MMA 8:1)
(Dragonflies)

AUTHORS Solasoncy, N. SOV/24-58--4-38/39
TITIS: Combating Bud ions f Coal and Gas From
Goal VIS (B nezapZ.1 lybrosami uglya I gaza
kh
(,=.I 4, a tituto of Rising of the Ac.Sc.
USSR) (Sovexhcbani.Ye v Institute gormogo del&
AkadeaLl nauk SSSR)
PERIODICALS Isvestiya Akadsaii Sauk SSSR Otdoleniye Takhatebaskikh
Sauk, 1958, Nr 4. pp 155.- 154 (USSR)
ABSTRAM On February 17 - 21, a conference was held at the
InstItut 0 lp d*la Akadszii nauk SM (Lining Institute
of %be AcsfrubdR) on the results and prospects of
sessarch work on combating sudden ejections of coal and
and coal explosions in mines. Members or the Central
sion for combating sudden ejections of coal and gas,
=
=8022tativem of scisAtific research and project
tutes and of higher teaching establishments parti-
GiVated in the conference. After a brief opening speech
by Academician *.%. Skochinakly, the following papers were
"ALd at the conference: -Investigation or the Conditions
CazAl/4 in the Yield of Application of local Methods of Preventing
'_Xddd~n RJections of Coal and Gas in preparatory working.
and in draming (y~j. Kbodot); "Development of .
Combination of Measures for Safe Mining of Coal in Stopes
in unprotected Zones of sos= which are Dangerous p1m.
the Point Of View of Sudden Ejections of Coal and Gas"
*W-IL Krichavskly); -Finding . We and productive
System of Working Irdividual Steeply Sloping Sea. W~
~jc
MOTO an Inclination to Develop Sudden Ejections (it Coal b
and Gas". N1rnk1-JkLAUz); 'Finding an xrrecti~e System
Of WOrkin , t.
g a Rms for the purpose of Utilisimg T-,..
Protseti*FO Seams" 'U.3. Lokahln); *Aystez or woriing
Of tb* *Pugachovka- Mize of the is. Arten Trust of
Duarshizakugol- f;;_T__ZLLzl=)1 *SY4t*m Of Working
Individual Seems Off-M -C#utr-~ Donbass region Where
Mare Is a Danger of Sudden Ejections of Coal and Gas
P-T, Safe and Effective Methods of lForclo,
, - -ga-Fi ; t,
U04.1 beams 1) t Xagarshin kiy deposits Which art
::Trous From the POimt Of View Of Sudden Bjectiono Of
and Gas' MY- Borisov), *Investigation or the
Card2/4 Tendency to Ejections of COIJ of the u,k-h,evk,y anthracite
deposits and Just1filation of Rational Methods of
01"40 This Coal SJdoro ); aLothod of Detection
of Sections Which Axe Zkngszous as Regard* Sudden
I ions in 50=2 of the Tagcrohinskiy mining regio=-
E=W L iharnov ; -Development of Geophysical Lethods
r, for Establishing And StudyinS the Pore-
runnarx of Sudden 3jecticna of Coal and Gas"(!:.
is
famy); "Resulte of Scientific Investigat no on tEli
Problem Of Combott!_nK Shccks in Coal Lines During 19~p7-
DO the Btats of Designing and TestinC
and 34uipcent for Passing Through
a Which Are Dangerous From the Point of
View Of SjdZtiOr-9 of Ccal and Gas" tK.B. gc&jp~) .
On the basis of the presented paperi-aMM s:,v3`m alone,
U14 PArti1iPA11t6 in the conf*renoe concluded that in
295? progress was &--hieyvi in tha theory of sudden
J00tiOns of coal and gas.
(711
r,'
S*ms of the interesting items discussed at the
conference are briefly suzzarised.

CHERNOVY 0.1.~ in7h.
Classification of warning signs of sudden outbur-sts of co&I
and gas.- Vop. bezop. v ugoll. shakh. 1%68-70 159.
Predicting the danger of sudden outbursts in sections of
coal mine seams. lbid.t88-106 (41n 17gl2)

CHERNOV, 0.1., inah.; ROZANTSEV, Ye.S.
- -W-1
Sudden outbursts of coal and gas and efforts to control
them in eastem coal basins of the U.S.S.R. Vop. bezop.
v ugoll. shakh. 1:7MB 159. (MM l7zl2)

TABAKOV, A.G.; CIMOV. 0.I.,_ -,-- -
Improving degasification methods in Kuznetsk Basin mines.
Vop. bezop. v ugoll. shak-h. 1:107-119 159. (KIRA 17;:12)

CHERNOV, 0.1.; CHIBISOV, I.V.
Deganification of coal seams in the Xuznetak Basin. Vop.
bezop. v ugoll. shakh. 1:119-131 159. (MIFLA 17-12)

--CHIRNOV, 0.1., starshiy nauchnyy so#rudnik; ROZANTSEV, Ye.S., starshiy natichnyy
. a oFr-udnik
Preventing coal and gas outbursts in opening heavy seams with cross-
headings. Bezop.truda v prom. 4 no.4.4-6 Ap 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Vostochnyy nauchno-issladavatellskiy inatitut po bezopasnosti rabot
v gornoy promyshlennosti.
(Coal mines and mining-Safety measures)

CHERNOVP 0.1.,, iDzh.
Creating safe conditions in the making of crosscuts opening up
thick seams subject to sudden outbursts of coal and gas. Nauch.
soob. VostNII no.1:14-20 161.
Determination of gas liberation from each borehole as a method
of establishing the danger of seams toward sudden outbursts of
coal and gas. Ibid.:21-29 (MIRA 18:5)

BOBROVI Ivan Vladimirovich; ZAYTSEV, A.P.., retsenzent,;-CHERNOV, O.I.j,
retsenzent; KARPM, A.M., otv. red.; RATFIKOVi, A.P..,-~e-U.--
izd-va; BOLDYREVA, Z.A., tekhn. red.; P.ROZOROVSKAYA, V.L.,
tekhn. red.
[Safe methods of carrying out development workings in seams
subject to sudden outbursts of coal and gas] Sposoby bezo-
pasnogo provedeniia podgotovitellnykh vyrabotok na plastakh,
opannykh po vnezapnym vybronam uglia i gaza. Moskva, Gos.
nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po gornowu delu, 1961. 257 p.
(MIRA 15:2)
(Donets Basin-Mine gases)

CHERNOVP OeItt inahs; ROZANTSEVP Ye*S*q inzh.; FUZYREVP V-N,v inzh.
Sudden coal and gas outbursts in Karaganda mines. Bezop.truda v
prom. 5 no*4-.4-6 Ap 161~ (MIRA 14:3)
1. Vostochn~7 nauchno-iseledovuteltakiy inatitut po bezopasnosti
truda v gornoy prongrahlennosti.
(Karaganda Basin-Coal mines and mining-Accidents)

ROZAINTSEV, Ye.S., inzh.; CHERM, 0.1.
Protection of miner5 baring scams 5ubjected !.o sudden outbursts.
Bezop.truda v prom. _5 no.12:1.51-17 D '61, (EIRA 1-5:1)
(Coal mines and minin'ry-Safety mca5ures)

CHERNOV, 0.1.; ROZANTSEV, Ye.S.
First Oudden gas and coal outbursts during stoping operations
in the Kuz"netsk Basin. Ugoll 36 no.4:44 Ap 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Vostoch7y nauchno-issleda7atellskiy institut po bezopasnqsti
rabot v gornoy promyshlennosti.
(Kuznetsk Basin--Mine gases)

.CHERNOV., 0.1., inzh.
Study of the Possibilities of preventing bumps b)r wetting coal
seams. (Trudy] VNIMI no.49tl58-163 162. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Vostochnyy nauchno-issledovatel',gkiy inatitut po bezopasnosti
rabot v gornoy promyshlennosti.

CHERNOV. 0.1.; PUZYREV, V.N.
--
Various degrees of danger of outbursts in coal seams along
the height of the level. Nauch. soob. VostNII no.3:65-70 163.
(MIRA 17--5)

CHFRNOV, 0.1.; ROZANTSEV, Ye.S.
Investigation for the purpose of determining the number of
advance boreholes while mining development workings on seams
presenting a danger of sudden outbursts of coal and gas.
Nauch. soob. VostNII no.3:71-79 163. (MIRA 17:5)

CHE~RNOV,_ Oj~ GORBACHF.Vp A. T.
Methods, systems and nature of the degassing of coal beds
through wells. Izv. Sib. otd. AN SSSR no.l2tl6-27 '62.
(MIRA 17t8)
1. Vcotochnyy nauchno-ifisledovatellskiy institut po bezopasnosti
rabot v gornoy promyshlennosti. Kemerovo i Institut gornogo dela
Sibirskogo otdolaniya AN SSSR, Hovosibtr3k.

,CHERNOVP 0.1.; ROZANTSEV, Ye.S.
Some results of studying the zones of influence of advancing
boreholes in thick seams subjected to sudden outtursts of coal
and gas. Ugoll 38 no.lc43-45 Ja 163. (MIRA 180)
1. Vostochnyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut po bezopasnosti
rabot v gornoy pronyahlennosti.

CHEPAOV, 0,I,, inzh.; MURASHEV, V.I., inzh.
Fi3-jing.,t,jw 7dned-out area in the Prokoplyevsk-Kiselevok
area of the Kuznetsk Basin. Ugoll 38 no.9:&-10 S '63.
(KRA 16: 11)
1. Vostochnyy nauchno-ifisledovatellskiy institut po bezo-
pasnosti mbot v gornoy promyshlennostio

lullfELN~,"L,_~).J.; MUW~S.117,!.V, V.I.; SH1,10MOVICHUS, Ya.G.
Effect of woluting the coal op. it:; rjechunical j-1--,-r~-,er',-!F--.,-, z~ntl
on the stressed state of the coul Triussif. Vop. gor. rlav] .
nn.21:72-84, 164. (i-HRA IF:?,)
1. Vo5tochnyy nauchno-is-sledovate-l'sluly im-titut po beZom-sncst-i
rabot v gornoy promysirilannosti.

Histogenesis of the peripheral nervous system of the epiglottis
in man* DDp.AX MSH rio.4;517-522 160. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Kiyevskiy meditsinakir institut, Predstayleno akademikom AN
USSR V.G.Kaelyanenko CV.H.Kaellanenkol.
(VIGIWTI6w-1X=VAJKOV)
I

CHERNOV 0 V 'assistent
Reactive changes in the nerve fibers of the epiglottis following
the action of some physicalp chemical, and biological irritants.
Zhur.-ush., nos. i gorl. bol. 20 no.4:29-36 J1-Ag t6O.
(MIRA 14:6)
1. 1z kafedry gistologii I embriologii (zav. - zasluzhennyy deyatell
naWci chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof. N.I.Zazybin) Kiyevskogo
meditsinskogo instituta. (EPIGLOTTIS-INNERVATION)

KABAK, K.S. (Kiyev, Brestr-Litovskoye shossei, d-82); KOL014IYTSEVs A.K. (Kiyev,
Brest-Litavakoye shoaae d 82); OSAULENKO, V.Ya. (Kiyev., Brest-
Litov~skoya shosse, 9,V_-O..V.. _(Kiyev, Brest-Litovskoye shosse,
d. 82)
Reaction of the peripheral.nerves of the skin to synthetic suture
material. Nov. khir. arkh. no.5:92-95 S-0 160. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Kafedra gistologii i embriologii (zav. '" zasluzhennyy deyatell
nAlIld., chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR prof. N.I.Zazybin) Kiyevskogo
meditsinskogo instituta. (SKIN-INNERVATION) (SUTUM)

ACC NRAP7004790 __ SOURCEC 0.DE UR/0"411/61/000/00f /OY2 5/6f!~6_
V
!INVENTOR: Ttitorskaya, N, N.; Cher Podvigina, 0. P.;
,Koroleva, S. P.
JORG: none
;TITLE: Alloy for brazing zirconium. Class 49, No. 190178 (announced
i
aby State Scientific Research and Design Institute of Alloys and Non-
Ferrous Metals Processing (Gosudaretvennyy nauchno-issledovateliskiy t
pr&ktnyy institut splavov i obrabotki tsvetnykh metallov))
A
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no, I.,
1967, 125-126
TOPIC TAGS: brazing alloy, copperypalladiumvalloy, zirconium, containing
alloy,. titanium containing alloy, nIli-Ij 2n!_~
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces an alloy containing copper and -palladium
for brazing zirconium. To improve the quality of brazed Soints, zirconium
is added to the alloy. 'In a -&riant, components of the alloy are set as
follows: palladium 19-20%, zircohium 3-4.5%, copper biLlance; in alloy
containing 17-20% palladium, and 2-3% zirconium, 'l - 0-1. 5% titanium is
added (copper balance). [AZ)
SUB CODE: 11,13/ SURI DATE: 10D-(.,1/ ATD PRESS: 5117
Card 1A UDC: 621 919-1.3k-

CHERNOV, P.
"The fight against interferences in the television reception," Radio, 1951.

2241 CheXWv. P.
Opyt Vyrashchivardya Vysokikh Urozhaev Kukuruzy Na Silos (V Litov. SSR).
BilfrWas, 1954. 231- 30sm- (Resp. Lektsionnoye Byuro Glav. UFR. Kul'tprosvetuch-
Rezhderdy M-Va Kulltury Litov. SSR. V Pomoshch' Lektoru). 200 EKZ. Bespl.-
Otpech. M Nozhit. A Pparatom.- Na Pravakh Ru Kopisi-
(54-56579) 633-15:631-563.5(47-45)

KV4
IYSSR/ Blectionics -,Cabbs
Card Vi Pub. 69 -,28/31
Authors 0 he rn ov P.
Title- 3 Ribbon type cables
Nrlodlical I -,Radio 11, 58-59;p Nov 1954
Ab6tract 1.A ribbon-type-low-attenuation balanced cable, manufactured under the trade
name,KATB (KATV) and used as a feeder line for receiving television-antennas
within tID city limits, is described. The wave resistance (impedance) of the
cable is 300 ohms, and the attenuation per kiloiTeter length is 14 nepers.
The cable, havinq~ . r, envelope, requires succial mountin- on insula-
. no screening
tors. The method of mountin.- and the tyna of insulators, made of a material
called OGetinaks", a-r-e- sha.,Tn. Dia-7rams; drwainrzs; illustrations.
Institution
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