SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ELIKHANOVA, R.I. - ELINZON, M.P.

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ge) L) C111/C444
jWTHOR: Elikhanova, R. 1.
TITLE: on a problem for a functional equation
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Matematika, no. 1, 1962, 54,
aostract IB255- ("Dokl. AN Azerb SSSR, 19599 15, no- 5,
371-374)
TEXT: Considered is the solution of the inteerodifferential
equation F 1 1
"1z:7 _'M1+...+Mn
Au n (n) u2dx ... dx !L (1)
t n M
im 2p LO 0 ;Xml ... ~1 X n
s 1 n
with the conditions
ul t-0 - '1(xl, x2'.... xn)' uk 0, (2)
where L are the edges of the cube Q(O -< x,.W- 1, s 1,2,...,n) and
F(xl, X 21 ... 1 Xn ) being a given function defined in the cube which is
expanded in terms of sini. The solution of (l)-(2) is searched by the
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On a problem for a functional equation C111YC444
set-up co
U(t; X11 .... x A sin k x ...sink x (3)
n kit k 2.... Ik n n n
jks=i Ll<
(1 Tr -for simplicity). The functiona A k1, k 2' kn are chosen such
that (3) satisfies the problem (1), (2).,This leads the author to the
infinite system for equations
A;,.k ...... k (1) +
zi x
YMS42p
X n - I I)i x
kv _~_.Ajj ..... .(
X (k,)"(k,)ml... (kn)m'Ak,,k ..... k~l)0 (4)
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0-- a problem f1cr a functional. equation C!11/C444
w4 !-h 4he ,onailtions
Ak k2o."i k n(0) . ak 1. k2"' ' kr,
ly. 'he article one does not prove the existence of the aolution of
(4), (5). Under the supposition that a solution of (4), (5) exists, the
al;thar proves by aid of three lemmata that (3) is the solution of N,
(2)- This way the results of S. N. Bernshteyn (Izv. AN SSSR. 1940, 1,
no. 1) are generalised without a proof of the existence for (4). (3)
A~ the end of the article the author points to the fact that under
f.erta.'n condi tions for the functions
(M-, M>,.,-,i M )
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the uniqueness of the 3o2ution can be shown.
~Abs'ra--tfjrls note: Complete translation,,3
4'.
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AUTHORS: Elimelakh, R. Z., Mac4kovskiy, V. A., Shlyakhovetsiciy,
~- I _S__(MrA"qrr
TITLE: Application of Thinning Admixtures for Decreasing
Contamination of Rimmed Steel by Slag
PERIODICAL: Stall, 1960, Nr 3, pp 219-220 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is a report on test-pouring of large ingots from
low-carbon rimmed steel of 08sb-and 08Asb type
(composition not given) at Makeyevskly Metallurgical
Plant (Makeyevskiy metallurgicheskly zavod). The head
crop In low carbon steels Is higher thar In other steels
by 1.5% or more (which at Makeyevskly Plant results in
the loss of 200 tons of steel per month). The previous
experiments established a good effect of slag-thinning
admixtures on the degree of their absorption by metal
only for the small 'Ingots up to 3.1 tons. The present
test was conducted on large Ingots. Pouring was per-
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Application of Thinntng Admixtures for 78181
Decreasing Contamination of RIrruried Steel SOV/133-6o-7,-6/24
by Slag
0.21-0.16 m/mIn and 0.38-0.23 m/mIn. In 2,5-3 min after
filling up the mold, 2.5 kg (550 g/ton ) of admixtures
were added to the surface of metal (with simultaneous
admission of radioactive calcium) as follows: lst
Ingot, no admixtures; 2nd ingotY sand only; 3rd, glass
only; 4th, 35% scale and 65% sand, After a few minutes,
in molds covered by admixtures the surface of metal was
covered by-the liquid, mobile, foamy slag. On Ingots
without admixtures (for comparison) the slag remained
hard and could be pulled inside of metal by convective
flows. The Ca 45 isotope with half-life of 152 days was
selected as radioactive Indicator. Results of 'inves-
tigation are given In Fig. '-::. The authors conclude as
follows: The least depth of metal contamination by
slag crust takes place at the pouring rate of 0.16-
(~.22 m/mIn. The absorption of slag by steel Is sharply
reduced by Introduction of admixtures (crushed glass or
the mixture of scale with sand) to the surface of rim-
ming metal, - a.~ was demonstrated by the radioactive
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LU 20
Z
In AV III M7 Joe F15
IN AXV III JW1 W 00
~Dosr,%-vmr, -Ao" bl&n4*T,~ PS(O"
Fig. 2. Relationship between depth of penetration of slag into metal
(intensity of emission of nonmetallic Inclusions sedimentation and
application of thinning admixturesi (a) without admixtures; (b~ with
admixture of sand; (c) with admixture of glass; (d) with mixture of
scale and sand. Card 3/4
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ASSOCIATION: Makeyevskly Metallurgical Plant
metallurgicheakiy zavod).
78181
SOV/133-6o-3-6/24
DisrAWLOF J-40"
N6^'D PAC-a CYO
(Makeyevskiy
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AL]THORS: Mershchiy, N.P., Elimelakh, 1R.Z.
TITLE; At the Makeyevskly metallurgicheskoy zavod im. S.M. Kirova (Make-
yevka Metallurgical Plant im. S.M. Kirov)
PERIODICALt Stalt, no's 2. 1963, 130
TEXTt Tests-were carried out with the cheadcal and mechanical capping of
rimming steel. Chemical cappingto6k place by* addition of T5-% ferrosilloon. and
454 ferrosilicon, In quantities of 450.-'500 and A,000 - 1,100 g/ton, respeo-
tively, on the metal surface, in the ingot mold, Im6adiately after the mold was
filled with metal, bottom-poured at a linear rate of.6 2~ Wmin..- This process im-
proved the structure of the ingot.top, decreased chemical inhomogeneity length-
wise and In cross section. Head crop could be reduced by I - 1.2% as compared
to conventional riming steel Ingots, while the thickness of the blister-free
zone is the same for both types.' The maximum sulfur. ,segregation in the axial
zone decreased by a factor of 2 - 2.5. The Ingot weight and the metal level- in
the ingot mold could be raised. . When 754 farrosillcon was applied, a silicon-
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At the Makeyevskiy metallurgicheakiy zavod .... Ao54/A126
concentration was observed in the upper part of the injot, while with 454 ferro-
silicon this occurred only incidentally. If rimming was not sufficiently. Intense
in the mold containing much slag, and If the ferrosillcon added was not mixed
thoroughly, capping was Ineffective and the head crop had to be increased. The
mechanical capping of rimming steel ingots, poured in flask-shaped molds, Im-
proved the structure of the ingot top, so that. head propping was reduced by 2%
and chemical Inhomogeneity decreased. The boitle-shaped molds presented diffi-
culties due to the quiok wear of the rim of Ue upper opening when the inner amr-
~ace was cleaned (in top pouring)&
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KLIW-LAM, 1R.,Z,!f_~nSho; MKRSHCHIr. N,P,, inzb,; ALFEROV, K.S,, inzb.
Comparing the mechanical and chemical capping of rimmed
steel Ingots. Met. I gornorud. Prom- no-014,19 J1-Ag 16
(MIRA 16 3 2b3 0
1, Makeyevskiy ustallurgiaheskiy zavod in, Kirova,

ELIMELAKH, R.Z.
Structure of a capped ingot of rimed steel. Izv. vys. ucheb.
zav.; chern., met. 6 no.12:45-53 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Makeyevskiy metallurgicheskiy zavod im. S.M. Kirova.

LITVINENKO, D.L.; SHCHASTNYYO P.M. YAKUSHIU,, V.I.; VASILIYEV, A.N.;
PODMGIN, I.Ye.; YUD1Nj A.S.; IMTAFIYEV, Ye.I.; PIMINSKIY,, P.S.;
.ELIMELAKH, R.Z.; MaWHCHI7,'N.P.
Greater use in Industry of semikilled steel, Metallurg 8 no-3310-19
Mr 161, (NIft 160)
(Steel.-Metallurgy)

HiiEFSKIY1 V.I.; ELIHMAKHO R.Z.
P.-
New developments in research. Stall 23 no.9001+ 9 163.
(KM 16M)

C.
F-estressed concrete bridges in Czecholsovakia, (Conclusion) 1. 154
V,,-1 9, nos. 1/2 3 ; Jan. 1956 DROGONNICTWO Warszawa
SOURCE: East European Accessions (EEAL), LC, Vol 5, "0. 3, Parch 1956

S/081/61/000/010/002/029
B117/B207
(=r .
AUTHORS: Zulfugarov, Z. H., Husejnova, Z. E., Elimerdanov,-Z. 1.
TITLE: Study of the activity of oxide catalysts in the transforma-
tion reaction from gaa condensate into unsaturated hydro-
carbons
PERIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 10, 1961, 71, abstract
106512 (10B512). ("Azerb. khim. zh.", no. 4, 1960, 75-82)
TEXT: A method was studied for 9roducing active oxide catalysts to trans-
form the broad and the small (70 -14000 fraction of the gas condensate
into gaseous unsaturated hydrocarbons. The activities of Mn-, Zn-, Cu
silicate and Mg metal silicatet as well as Mn-, Zn-f and Cu alumosilicate
catalysts were shown to be inconsiderable and of the same order of
magnitude. The activity of molybdenum catalysts prepared on the basis of
(HAlSiO4) hydrogels is 40-46% lower than that of the same molybdenum
catalysts prepared on (Na(K)AlSiO 4)X hydrogel basis. A profounder sub-
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B117/B207
stitution of hydrogen ions in the alumosilicate composition by K(Na) ions
contributes to a certain increase in the yield of unsaturated hydrocarbons.
The Ito-, K(Na) alumosilicates are the most active catalysts. This type of
catalyst secures a yield of unsaturated hydrocarbons amounting to 29A by
weight of the initi 1 betance, among them 11.3A ethylene, 15.9;*' propylene,
and 1.6/6 butylene. T Aboustracter's notes Complete translation.]
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K.
Manpower management in luber hauling, storing and in lumberyards near railroad lines.
Moskva,, Goslestekhizdat,, 1945- 54 p.

ZLIN, Illy& Mikhailevich; ;VWSOT, Nikolar Nikolayevich
(Manual ox labor legislation for the lumber industry] Spravochalk po
trudiovowa sakonodatelletva v losaii proVehlonnesti. Moskva, Gooles-
bunisdat. 195 (MLHA 9:5)
(Jambering) (Lbor Ims and legislation)

mrN, o. 0. 1 domp.
Radio'; oolle6tio*n of artioles from the journal "Radiol. Moskva, Izd-To DOSAAF, 1954.
213, ]p!. ~55-43137)
Tz6543.R3

A,, 2 1 V,4~
CZtdHOSLOVAKIA / Chemical Technology, Synthoti.-, Polymor3. H-29
Plastics.
Abe Jour t Rof Zhur - Khim., No 12, 1958, No 41578
Author I Elinek, Zilvar
Inat I rot-glton
Title : Finishing of Glass Fabrics for the Preparation of Glass
Textolite.
Orig Pub : Chem. primysl, 1956, 6, No 8, 332-335
Abstract To increase the adhesion of poly-estorresins (I), it wns
suggested that a glass fabric he finished with h Cr-
complex of the motacrylic acid treated with ammonia
(manufactured in Czechoslovakia under the namo of Verlan,
M.~. The glass fabric (GF) has to be cleaned frcm the
lutricant before the operation. The properties of a glass
textolite on GF finished with 0.143% of Vorlan M complex
and I (a product of a poly-condonsatinn of maleia and
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA / Chemical Technology. Synthetic Polymers. H-29
Plastics,
Abe Jour t Ref Zhur w Khim., No 12, 1958, No 41578
phtalic anhydrides with diethylene glycol, 33% of styrol-
stitching agbnt, and 2% of an initiator- benzoyl percxide),
and a control samploof a glass toxtolite on unfinished GF;
water adsorption (in %) after 24 hours -- 0.76%; 1.61;
after 16 x 24 hours, 1.93; 2.94. The limit of tensile
strength (kg/cm2) in a dry state, 4270,3700. After being
kept in water for 24 hours -- 2890; 1840. After bsin.;7
kept in water for 24 x 16 h2urs, 2740; 2140, Limit ol'
the bending strength (Kg/cm4) in the dry state: 2270.
After being kept in water for 24 hoursi 970; 580. After
being kept in water for 16 x 24 hours: 960; 850.
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L h0359-66 EWT(l)
ACC NR: AP6014235 SOURCE CODE: UR/0109/661011/005/0803/0810
~AUTHOR: Elinson, E. S.; Larionov, A. S.
:ORG: none
,.11.17LE: Synthesizing an optimal noise-subjected Zh system by
:,the method of a generalized integral criterion
'SOURCE: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, v. 11, no. 5, 1966, 803-8 10
;'TOPIC TAGS: signal no-se separation, signal reception,
!automatic. control, automatic control system, automatic control theory,,
'Al TRACT: An attempt is made to solve the problem of a linearized phase-
Til
synchronization system with an allowance for the desirable transient process
'(defined by rise time, damped-oscillation period, overcontrol, and sustained
ierror); maximum filtration of external fluctuation noise is sought; the transient
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L 40359-66
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'ACC NR: AP6014235
condition is caused by a frequency jump. This type of transient occurs in the
,FSK-signal following, in the error-signal compensation, in automatic -system
.controlled hunting, and in other similar cases. The problem is regarded as
extremal. and is reduced to testing a functional for its conditional minimum; the
Junctional determines the mean square of the random system error under some
.limiting conditions imposed by static and dynamic accuracies of the system. A
'4-step procedure for synthesizing thb system is specified; it is based on the
,relations between the transfer-function coefficients, the signal -and -noise
.characteristics, and the desirable transient parameters. Orig. art. has.
figures and 51 formulas.
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,!SUB CODE. 09 / SUBM DATE: 0 IFeb65 / ORIG REF: 007 /OTH REF: 002
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usaR / microbiology. General microbiology. F-1
Abs Jour: Referat Zh.-Biol.,, No 6., 25 March, 1957, 21794
Author Elinov, N.P.
Inst
Title The Effect of Inorganic Nitrogen Sources on the Growth and
Develoyment of Pathogenic Yeastlike Plangi of the Candida
Genus.
Orig Fab: V. ob.; Eksperim. i k"nich. iseledovanlys., II) L*j Medgizy
1956.. 3.16-122
Abstract: Representatives of Candida genus need no conplex nitrogen
sources. Experiments were conducted on a synthetic medium
of the following couposition:jaucose 2%,, nitrogen source
C(NHf ) 80 Na NO.,,, Na lqO3)_/ from 0-05 to 0-5%, KH~PO 0 1%
MOO ~OYOX double-distilled water, pH 5.4-5.6. Candira'alf-
bican , C. tropicalis, C. poeudotropicaList C. triadisp C.
krusei grew on all nitrogen sources, but the best develop-
ment was noted on a medium with ammonium sulfate in concen-
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USSR / Microbiology. General Microbiology. P-1
Abs Jour: Referat Zh.-Biol., No 6o 25 March, 1957, 21794
trations of 0-1 - 0-5%- 'The oPtimum PH was 5.4-5.6. Lower-
ing ofpH slaved consumption of nitrogen and the growth of
mycelium. The growth character and the cell mor:Phology of
different Candida species on mineral nitrogen sources are
described.
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BLINSON, B.H., kandidat maditelaskikh nauk (Leningrad)
c~ausative factors of.chronic dysentery. Yop.okh.mat. i dot.
2 no.3:11-14 MY-Je '57- (KMU 10:7)
(DYSIIMRY)
-IPI
,--lo

SL- il 3 IC: I)1, .
F . 7
34192. Elinson) F. L. KI.Inika khronicheski t!~-klijchlkh f-crm
u vzroslykh. (Annotatslya dokt. disserLal's.11). Blly-ullet~.,al
~ned. nauk SS"Jil, 1949, No. 02, s. 55-56
purvichro'go tubark-jlaza
ir,-~a ak.-~,.!.
JC- Yjii,-,hWa 1,CtOf)i3l INIO. 6t 1.,55

ELINSON, F. L.
35504. Diferentsiallnaya diagnostika khronicheski tekushchikh form
nervichnogo tuberkuleza u vzroslykh. Byulletenl In-ta ttiberkuleza akad.
1,
Ved ,auk SSSR, 1949, No. 3, c. 30-35.
Leto-ois' Zhurnallnykh Statey, Vol. 48, 'loskva, 1949

i ~ E ~ L.2;% ), A S, C, tNq,) ~~ --~ L, --
OTrABACH, M.I.; BLIMON, F.L.; IWAWVA, 0.3.; MAZIRA, Ts.G.; TAMPOLISTATA,
V.D. -- . %
Incidence of healing In primary tuberculosis in adolescents and adxLlts.
Prob, tuberk,, Kookva uo,2:)I-)6 Kr-Ap '50, (01" 19;3)
1. Of the Institute of Tuberculosis of the Academy of Medical Sciences
USSR (Director -- Z.A.Lobedeva; Scientific Director -- Prof. A.Te.Ra-
bukhin).

BLINS 09, F. ~6.
StreptozVoin in the treatment of tuberculous lymphadenitis and
peritonitis. Probl. tubork., Kookya, no.10.43-" Jan-Feb 1953.
(CLML 24:2)
1 Doctor Medical Sciences. 2. Of the Institute of Taberculoqis of
t~e Academy.of Medical Sciences USSR (Diractor - Z. A. Lebedeval
Scientific Assistant to Director - Prof. A. To. Rabukhin).

I
Nson, F.L., doktor meditsinskikh nau)r
Nuf
Present day problem of chemotherapy In tubarculosts. SOV,i)roble
tub. 6 no.30-14 151. (MA 8:7)
(TUMMOULOSIS, ther.,
chemother.)
(CHNOTHMAPT. in various die.,
tuberce)

ILINSON, Freda Livoyna
- - - 11.111", ~
[Regimen and diet for tuberculosis patients] Reshim i pitania
bolsmykh tubarkalazom. Moskva, Modgis,.1956."30 p. (HLRA 9:11)
(TUBBROVIOSIS) (DIET IN DISBABB)

1P.L.. doktor meditsinakikh mank
14 ~
OCollections R""terials on the exchange of scientific informistions'
nos 2 and 3* Published by the Ukrainian IP.GolAnovskii Research
Institute of Tuberculosis. Reviewed by T.L.Slinson. Probl.tub. 34
no.6:66-68 N-D 056. (MLRA 10:2)
(TUMMCUIA)SIS)

BLISSON, F.L.. doktor meditainekikh nauk (Moskva)
Modern methods of treating 1Mh nods tuberculosis. Klinemed. 34
no.12:30-35 D 156 (MIRA 10:2)
1. Is Instittita, tuberkalaza AMN SM (dire Z.A.rabodevs)
(TUBIRCULOSIS, LIM NODR, there,
isontasid. & streptomycin)
(ISONIAZID. there use
tuberce, lymph node)
(STR M ONTOIN, there use
some)

ELINSON, F.L.., doktor xed.naukj RAIKEVICH., B.A... doktor medonauk
Changes in the liver and pancreas in patients with tuberculosis
of the lungs during treatment with tuberculostatic substances@
Problotubs 39 no*2t87-91 161a (KM 103)
le Iz Inetituta tuberkulexa, (dir, - cheln-korrespondent ANN SWR
prof. N.A melev) AmN sssR.
iTUBBROULOSIS) (LIVER) (PANCREM)

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ACMSION N'Rs AP~3644A -0974
AWHORSs
TITLEN
Mline ~ t.:; Ijraenskaya# Fol I*.
Ch amical changes in deogyribonualsta Wd caused by ultrasonic wp-vnm
BOURCEI AN SSSR. Doklady: To 1519 n0# 4# 1963Y 971-974
TOPIC TAGSi deoxyribanualete acidp ultrasonic vibratioN purine basest pyrimi-
dine base
ABSTRACTs, The authors studied the effect of exposing 10 ml of a OsOOO solution
of DNA in 0*01 M Ra+ (pH 7) or 0o01 M VaCl to ultrasonic vibrations (800 kilo.-
cycles, 10 watts/cm2) for' 2" bra. The solvtions were saturated with Ar, 02,
and H2. There was a reduction in the amoun'w- of complex II for=d with toluidine
blue and a decrease in the optical density of th* dye in the presence Of 02 and Ar.;'
This complex was still formed* after 4 bra exposure vhen the solution was eatur-
ated with H2* UV spectra indicated that ultrasonic vibrations cause a breakdcWn
in purine and pyrimidine bases in the presona* of 02 or Ir. Paper uhromatography
showed that all 4 bases present in DIU (guanine# cytosinet adenine# and thymine)
were also present in 32-saturated solutions. Only adenine remained intact in the
presence of 0 while even this bass was partially destroyed in Ar-saturated
solutions. T~else changes in yurine.and pyrimidine bases occurred in both the
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double-spiral and sirgle-rod forms of DNA. No free phosphate or carbohydrates
were found, even after prolonged exposure, From this Wa the authors conclude
that the P-ester bond la more resistant to the effects of ultrasonic vibration
than the C-C and C-H bonds, OrIg. art. hase -3 fi&%xrea and I table.
ASSOCIATIONs Institut biologiaheakoy f1siki Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute
Biophysics, Academy of Soiences.SSSUR
SUMMITEDs O7Feb63 DATE Acqs 21AU63 ENCLs 00
SUB COM CH# PH NO REP GOVe 007 CrEER, 004
Crd 2h,

TELIKOV, A.I. [TSelikov,, A.I.]; !~I ~ON ~M-
Main directives of the development of metallurgical machine
construction in the U.S.S.R. for the immediate future. Analele
metalurgie 16 no,4:5-17 O-D '62,

CA
UAW W Ovillift Ow pw cW*M im Wis. 161. M.
Naak A'S's k , (N401. ErAh. Nook 1949. W Q. --Tlw
loollneing orim its I he nirthet I 6-w1 mi"Is, sit I he lit-rant"t -1
ot
,tillpirio "adet (joron r,,..
finin the emk aunph,; and (3) quAL Atul "ni, an.ilyoix tit
the taid, X". After the ample 6 taken it 6 immediately
put into a sperially pirlid. XLLa cylinder with ground-stAft
%tvi'lan whith is put lit pLuv with water jUvo. Fur each
_RvIr 16- at. and W.A. .11 the somply cylinder. A.
wrl .6. Ilk' sit. tit SIK- tylizairr And int-1, titiple. air dod.
A t4tunin loall "sill ii. uorol It* ~rpc tlor ga, fruits the stock.
Tlu mill u" had a lenlituLar birin with isittins.1 diain. col
3-U1 onin -4fal vortual d6no id till most. The width of the
1111CIR41 past Od the "till As 11% willMl IsArl *44 I'll) 111131.
'tiff by4duces. Coal-
Ifuclitin -it the mill lit vrater detAil Irv tan ac-
lrPcm;, rhr S.4. arjol. from the rock ~mplr-
1. 41 8 ccompols . 0. U11.4141. hydrurailKno..
L%'J"ll. Clio. .J 016T C111141111.1ilble hYdRIVAIIJUR 94W,
I jh Orri). Ifir at-rur.lory Oil the Inviboxf u%ril notild IMIlLil" for
till fl-41411 In 117, 9147. in ill] CUM% IIYL filli%Wl gTi[Mling Antl
InUIr vniultIvir evansalAms cof she mill and C.IN rvinduit. sifics
-n-J."a"s .( Irsindling the r,k-L. C.Lkirt S. M-u-y

70b 49
doa3
Gas
Nothodoloaical. Study of Gas Content in Coal
Bede~," M. M. Elinson, Inst of Mining Affairs,
Acad Sol USSR, 14 pp
t*1z Ak Nauk SSSR, Otdel Tekh Nauk" No 2
Continues study of gas-bearing coal deposits,
directed toward reducing gas generation in coal
mines. Study of gas content divided Into three
operations: (1) systematic selection and preserva-
t1on of samples under conditions Insuring minim-,
33/49TO4
Um/mines (coaW 701-49
gas lose, (2) extraction gas from samples, and
'F3) qualitative andquantitive anal~mls of
extracted gas. Sulmitted. by Acad A. A.
Skochiniskly, 9 Apr 48.
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E~
CC)
4TUD 49
.1 Thcuum PMWS
Ganes
71
Spherical Vacuum Grinder for fttracting
Ameo From Pocks and Other Porous Bodies,*
-~M. M. Elineon, F. M. Chl'atyakor, last of
*inlng, Acad Sci USSR, 3 PP
"Zarod Iab" Vol XV, No 6
Apparatus was dereloped at M7M Imeni Bauman
by Engr M. N. Sokolor. 'Former models had
unsatisfactory methods to load and unload
Now machine
material In the grinder drum.
has simple method to load and empty the &rum-
U /Physics (Contd) Jam 49
It has a speed of 80 1000 rpm. Inc ludea
Performance data and three sketches of the
apparatus.
~SASPMOI
C)

-"I lay
" WIC it. -A r-
IxPrt disruAng the follinving rupti. op"ationq: (I I the
selection and hermetitatitin nf ruck anti rnni sarilpfc, alto(
testintofdrillingu4ni.during the process coldrilling;
gasification of SAIIIII)e and analysis of the r%td.'Xa%; (3)
ob-4ervation of the drilling mind collectitilt of gimil. ntaterial;
amt (4) analysis and Investigatiom of the data ubtAitird.
The gcone of permeation at CII, Imm the ml scant into
rfw-k% Is not lartle. Samples orlected were placed in spqv6I
glas% cylinders having giound stopperit. Tlw~ drilling voin.
was retnowed slinultaneausly with selection It( the rtwk
saniple. For %cleclion of the jumple it is useful in take
several samples of drilling suits. In nrdff to take into ar-
Mint the amt. rA CH& sepit. from the caul during drilling.
To avoid -- Irnm cantaminatitm of the drilling soin. the
clay mixisar should br rrninvnl in two samples -nis entry
unit 411W.Norcr. whereupon the Interval Of (inle lwtwn-ll
Stleetillit 411 these Own MA11114" 6 $IrIII, by M"1111CIr IIA-
sagrot the 04". its The Nire. In exich case the Ollie fort it Ceti
sollectinn of Sampleot on entravire unit on discharge is r3k-d.
by the formula: I - 2 11F,,11', %here I is time in oer.. low
single circulation of dMing slain. through the looore; H is
l'isibroutputofthepumpirt
ru ~ tit anti Pop I% the rte cTas-Avitinn of the loolve ill mi.
M. Dep4ificathm at the coul sampl" Was caffied out ill k
vacuum buff mill. With the app. u"I. it sampf" wefrAor.
psifird Pinvultancoessly. Anjlyws were, rn:We ftw Cq,. 0.
CO. It. Cit., and N. In considering the P-,tslts 4ibiain"I
front the itivestigatilon it was Inipcwtisit to h.syc d4tA I)n
water 41141 Fis -Aipply during the prxkv~% of drilling. cnn-li-
limso; L4 dri .Iling, presence of carlounacrou4 invlu~ilu-. and
alsto on grol. maletial of the surrixinding regio"i. It wao,
nrcessary also to consider the influence of poroity .4 the
fork. since the As. quant. of g2g, included in the rock +.
pends on the Vol. of the pore 51parr. (Awlys S Mary

UBM/Chodstry - Analysisp Gazes Aug 50,
"Determination of Small Quantities of Hydrogen in
Rydrocarbon. Gases,* M. M. Elinson, Mining Instp
Acad Sci U_RW
'*Zavod Lab" Vol XVI., No 8, PP 939-940
Describes determination of H content less them
0,1$ during analysis of W from coal -in s.
A: MIsthod is based on separation of H from basic
mass of gas and its concentration. Since methane
=A H have different temperatures of condensa-
tion, cooling of n-In g&s with liquid air or
a=/ftexistry Analysis,. Gases Aug 50
(Contd)*
liquid 0 condenses 90 $ of the-methane and
enriches by tenfold the resiclual portion of
gas vitb H.
169ril

KRIVTSOV, A.I.;BLINSONO N.M.
- MMMOMMOM - 0
Using a now method to determine the gas content of coal formations in
a deep borehole in the Donets Basin. TMO MRI 29tl85-194 156o
(Donets Basin-Gases in rocks) (MMA lo:4)
(Donets Basin-Coal geology)

15-57-4-5119
Translation from: Referativny zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 4,
p 149 (USSRT
AUTHORS: Kravtsov, A. I., Elinson, M. M.
TITLE: New Method for Determining Gas Potential of Coal
Strata, Used in a Deep Well in the Donbass(Oprede-
leniye gazonosnosti ugollnykh plastov novym metodom
na glubokoy skvazhine v Donbasse)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Mosk. Geol. razved. in-ta, 1956, Vol 29, pp 185-
194
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
Card 1/1

USSR/Cosmochemistry- Geochemistry. Hydrochemistry. D.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 30359
Author zlin~~
Inst -Iffs-cow Geological Exploration rnstitute.
Title Contribution to the Problem of Study of Gases Occluded
in Rocks and Minerals.
Orig Pub Tr. Moak. geol.-razved* in-ta, 1956, 29, 195-202
Abst By the method of gas recovery from specimens during
their comminution in vacuum (vacuum mill of intermit-
tent operation) an investigation was made of the gas
contents of more than 100 specimens of sedimentary
(from coal deposits) and eruptive rocks, 12 specimens
of quartz and 3 of fluorite. The gas was analyzed for
COA, 0" Ha, CO, CH-r and heavy hydrocarbons; N_ was
determined together with rare gases, by difference.
In the sedimentary rocks were found (in %): N,~,50-80;
CH.&2-20; H,.,_ 2-5-4o; CO... 1-18; total 30-300 ml/kg.
Card 1/2

%USSR/Coamochemistry - Geochemiatry. E4,drochemistry. D.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur-- Khimiya, No 9, 1957) 30359
Eruptive rocks contain CO, and N_, sometimes CH.~ or H..,
(up to 18-35;$), total 36-256 ml/kg. quartz contains
N,,, sometimes CO%,(up to 26%), CH (up to 16.9$) and
R~,(up to 1-1.6%), total up to 970 ml/kg. In fluorite
was found N;. with admixture of CH,9,(up to 26.2$), total
46-5-84 ml/kg.
Card 2/2

3(5) run r BOOK zxrrnrrkTxoll Wv,,230,-
Akad4miya nauhr Ukratnakay SSR. Inatitut goologtj poleznykh iskopare-
arkh
tmblems. ulgr&tfll n~rtl I foralrovanlya n*rtyany&m I gazovYkft :qkO;-,
Plenty; materialy LOvovskoy diskusall B-12 may& 1957 a. (Problem
of Oil Migration and the Formation of Oil and Gas Accumulations;
XxtsrWa of the Discussion Hold In Vvov, Kay 8-12, 1957) ftscow,
goatopt*kbl.xdat, 1959, 422 p. 1,100 copies printed.
ads.$ T. B. Porflr-yav, Academician of the Ukrainian SM Academy or
Sol*=@@, and 1. 0. Brod, Pmr*nsor; Race. Id. S P. R. Torshow
Tech. Rd. t A.S. Polosina; 9ditorW Boardi 1.0. Brod, ProreasOr,
R.N. Wymbenskly, and V.D. Porfirtyov, Academician or the Ukraln-
Ian Acadeaq or Sciences.
MPOSX3 ThIm, collection of articles Is intended for IL wide range or
geologists and research worker* Interested In OIL prObIOX&-
COVIM(Mg Arttelgo contonsd In this book deal with the problems or
migration and accumulation or OIL and gas. The** problems were
discussed In Kay 195T at L%vor State University In. r. Pranks at
a meeting ogga Lead jointly by the Instltutt of G*Ologr and Minor-
'a ROMOMMOso Academy of Sciences of' the UM& the Deptrtsent or
Geology and OZI axplaration of the L-vov Polytechnic rnstItuto.
and the L-wov OcOlogical Society. Theories an the origin of pa-
trolsum depoetts and the conditions surrounding their occurrowe
are treated. There are 327 referoncess 232 UvIet, 56 Ingl1aft.
5 French. and 4 German.
?AMR Or CONTEM31
Introduction 3
Opening Address by tbd ?"Gtd*txt Or th* Organization CO'Witt4*
of the Conference V.S. Forftr-yev
I1_=:::Z_ . :. -1. -
AvMv T To jVVlMr I Basic Regularities In the Formation Or Oil
ViPosltill;*tho PrIkeeplyakays. Bait Does Region
Unstakly. T.F. 1%0?lo AN Ukr3SR) Anomalous Formation Pressure
&a a Time Criterion In th. Formation of Oil Deposits 121
Midryavtsovo M.&. ITUtORI, jAnINpadl Mechanics or the Formation
of Oil and Gas Depootto 136
XropotkIA& P.R. and CA. Shakhwarstava (4oologtcheakly tnstltutl
Solid 31tuasnm. 011, and Not Games In Mtraboalc Intrusion@,
Traps WO Volvan.1c Socks 151
Porftr'yov. V.D. fZnetltut StOlogll poloznykh iskopayemrkh AN.
Ma~_V) fte Tlam, Problem In the Formation of Oil Deposits 165
VISCUMOKS
R*kfttlY*v, M.P. flnmtit
Tfim- Source Bed Char.t. Ulm 90010911 in. X.M. Oubktna, tz*rbay4%an)
t1c of the Loover Part Deposits In the
Productive 3qrlog (Mlddlps PllOcOnO) Of ArerbaydrA4n 194
9091*nk*, S.F. and X. A. Xaahkovlch. fVWroMf Branch. S&rstovl The
bAge or Oil and O&A Tr&PAS-ii I Criterion fOP Forecasting Their 011.
4LrlAg capacity
glin-, R-K- (NOMI, Noscow) Distribution Or XOAVY Hydroc&rbcmm
'0~~ 0*61,041461, Conditions
VZa'PW#-9!-S' On the 0"stiOn Of Oil Ift the Antarctic Region 210
-Tabora V.V. (vyjagr. Moscowl ftruOtion or 0&1 Deposits and Psalms
or S4,41"mentation,
211
Vydrln~ D.J. I ILL amnodnrneftorasvvdk~ j NOW Data on the "stogy or
the oil -and 0441-bt-Ing Possibilities In the Western C&ua&sAo and
91T
card 5^0

SOV/32-24-9-33/53
A Gas Analyzer for the Rapid Determination of Hydrocarbons in Natural Gas
of the results obtained with those obtained using the device
M ~tnd the gas analyzei TQ -5. The device described is of
si.4411 dimensions, the maximum mercury quantity is 50 ml, and
the time required for the duration of analysis is specified
to be 15 - 17 minutes.
There are 3 figures# 2 tables, and I reference, I -thich is
Soviet.,
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy geologo-razvedochnyy institut ims S. Ordzhonikidze
(Moscow Geolo ical and Prospecting Institute imeni S.
Ordzhonikidze~
Card 2/2

ELINSON, M.M.; POLYKOVSKIY, V.S.
Study of gases in quartz crystals from the Paydant4l. Izv.vys.
ucheb.zav.; geol. i razv. 4 no.11:26-36 N 161. (MLU 15s2)
1. Moskovskiy geologorazvedochnyy institut imeni S.Ordzhonikidze.
(Tien-Shan--Quartz)(Tien-Sban-.Gas.gNatura.1)

ELINSON, M.M.
Basic characteristics of changes in the gas potential of coal strata.
Trudy MGRI 37:226-234 161. 011RA 15:1)
(Gas, Natural--Geology)

VESEIDVSK3Y, Voevolod Stefanovich; YEREMIN, I.V.j ELINSONO M.M.;
ZNAMSKI!r, V.L., red.izd-va; IVANOVAj A.G.,--- QcTIh-.ftII'
(Testing of mineral fuels] Ispytanie goriuchikh iskopa-.-mykh.
Moskva, Gosgeoltekhizdat., 1963. 410 p. (MIRA 16:12)
(Fuel--Testing)

ELINSONA.Me
Concerning I.A.Petersille's article "Origin of hydrocarbon gases
and disseminated bitumens in the Khibiny alkali masisif.1 Geokhimb-
iia, no.2:188-189 F 163. (HERA 16:9)

ELINSON,, M.M.; POLYKOVSKIY., V.S.
Gas composition of pneumatelytic-hydrothermal solutions. Geo--
khimiia no.8:767-776 Ag 163. (-XM 16:9)
1. Ordzhonikidze Institute of Geological Prospecting., Moskow
and Middle Asia Scientific-Research Institute of Geology and
Ydneral Raw Material.

MIMMIt V.G.; ELIESCR, M.M.
Distribution of gas'in the formation of coal-be-aring sediments
in the diamond rejion of the Donato Basin. Tzv. vyso ucbebo zave;
geole i razve 8 not 12t64-70 D 165 (MTRA 19tl)
1. Moskovskiy geologora2vedoebnyy inatitut iment S. Vrdzhonikidze,

BOVKUN, Viktor Georgiyovich; KAZARINOV, Ivan Alekseyevich; KOKOSHKIN,,
Pavel Aleksandrovich; IYU&IMY, Gennadiy Severianovich; MEDOVAR,
Anatolly-ImWevicb; FETROV, Viktor Vasillyevich; PIONTKOVSKIYP
Bronislav Aleksandrovich; SEIIYAKOV, Nikolay Ivanovich; E~NSON,
Mikhail yich; SERGEYCHUK, K.Ya., red.; GRIGOR'YEV,-B-.F-.-,
red.-,FMTU!~E*KO, A.D., red.; BUSANKINA, II.G., red.; SHEM, G.I.,,
tekhn. red.
(Engineering manual on electric communications; electric equip-
ment] Inzhenerno-tekhnicheskii spravochnik po elektrosviazi,-
elektroustanovki. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo lit-ry po voprosa3u ffviazi
i radio, 1962. 671 p* (MIRA 15:6)
(Telecommunication-Handbooks, manuals, etc.)
(Electric engineering-Handbooks, manuals, etc.)

ALINSON, V.M., kau4idat moditsinakikh nauk (Io3ningrad)
25carlat fever bsartm accordtag to slootrocardlographic data,
Top.okh.mats I dot, 1 no.4:23-28 Jl-Ag 156. (nn 9:9)
(MURT-DISNAS]IS) (SCARUT FZVW)

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21. it,
N tj fit-, %'1T;011, Plill I'.: it' it-
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BETIKOVI I., inzh,; FLIIIZON,, M., kandetekhn.nauk
Agloporites used in rural construction, Sell. stroi. [i.e.16] no.3:
21*-25 Mr 162. (Aggregates (Building materials)) (MIRA 15:7)

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characteristics c)' the original coal., Stroi. prom-, 30, no. 2, 15552
2
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1959. Unclassified.

BLINZON. M.P.. kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk; POPOV, N.A., redaictor.
.- U06-
(Fuel ashes used an filler for light concrete] ToplivVe ablaki kak sapolni
dlia legkikh betonov. Pod red.N.A.Pbpova. Kooky&. Gos.isd-To lit-ry po
stroitelletvu I arkbitakturs, 1953. 46 pe (HLBA 6:12)
(Concrete) (Ash (Technology))

]CLINZON, M.P.. )mudtdat tekhnichookikh nauk; POPOV, L.N., kandidat takhnichaskikh
'.'w B.A., inzhener.
Tochnolog7 of-sintering fuel cinders and ashes. Blul.stroi.tekh. 10
no.17:15-16 D 153. (MI-HA 7:1)
1. Institut stroitelino7 tekhniki Akademii arkhitaktury SSSR.
(Ash (Toohnolog7))

LAPIN, V.Va,. kandidat goologo-mineralogichookikh nauk; JZJNZON, M.P , kandidat
takhnichookikh nauk. .1 .0
.Proportion of sintered fu*1 slag and ashes. 3troi.prom. 31 no.6137-38
Je 153- MU 6:7)
1. Institut geologicheakikh nauk AN SM (for lapin). 2. Institut stroi-
telluoy takhniki Akadsmii arkhitoktury SSSR (for 111mon). (slag)

'C_ 4) 'y 2 '0 A~
/Y. P
OSOVIK, B.A., inshener; ILU=, X.P., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk.
1%"',~4..'A.e'o-i~-Al -4~-a
Use of slag and ashes of an slentrio power plant In modern buil-
ding. 319k.sta. 25 no.800-32 Aa 054. OMU 7:9)
(Building materials) 0

F-LIN-LON, M-
BMITICH, G.A.. kandidat takhnichookikh -u ; PUMULOWIT, G.T.,
Inshener,
Obael slags as aWegates for light concretes.* M.P. Ilinson.
Reviewed by G.A.Paslaevich, G.V.Pukhallskil. Stroi.prou. 32 no.7:
47 11 154. (MIRA 7:7)
(Slag
cement) (Concrete)

ft-OW;-M I /P. /
ELITIZOIT) M. P.
"Ispollmovaniye Toplivnogo Shlaka I Zoly V Stroitellstve," Proceedings of
Conference on Problems of Ash Remova, asha and slag removal, and asU and s1a5
utilization., Trudv Konferentsiya Po voprosam Zoloulavlivn,11ya, Shlahozoloulaylivaniy
I Shiarozoloi spol'zovaniya. Gosunczrgnizdat G,s---ntrG,-J4zdat,
1955) 'C-6pr.; abstr. in Teploenergetika (heat Ftir ZrCng, !ADseow), Jue 1956, 64).
There are ten papers on atmospheric pollution, :Clue gns cleaning, cyclones,
Instrumentation, pneumatic removal of ash, ash handling, and the use of ash for heat
Insulation and construction.

/,--. - I-- t-1 . V -
iUiMeVICH,G.A.. kandidat tekhaicheakikh nauk; ILIKSCN,K.P., kandidat
tekhnIcheskM nauk I
Bibliography ('Granulated blast furnace elage and slag cement.
P.P.I~adnikov,I.L.Znchke-ILvorskii. Reviewed by G.A.Bushevich,
M.P.Minson). TSenent 21 no.2;27-28 Kr-Ap,53. (MM 8:8)
(Slag cement) (Badnikov,P.P.) (Znachko-IAvorskII,I.L.)

YXIINZOV, M.P.
Use of slag and cinders for making wall panele and large-size
building blocks. Gor. khoz. Kook. 29 no.4:30-35 AP 155.
(HLBA 8:6)
1. Nauchno-tooledovatellskiy institut stroitallnoy tekhniki
Akademii arkhitektury SSSR.
(Building blocks) (Slag)

SUAMTAYIV, Boris Grigorlyevich; PVV. BRTZGALOT, N.A.,
OVSIATA, N4.1%~16idinlipeAheAl
. to
redaktor; LTUDX
(Lightweight concretes] LegIria betony. Moskva. Gos. izd-vo lit-ry
po stroit. materialam. 1936. 74 p. (KLRA 10:3)
(Lightweight concrete)

USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-12
and Their Application
Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - KhAmiya, No 9, 1957, 31668
Author glinzon M.P.
Title Porous Aggregates for Light Concrete
Orig Pub: Beton i zhelezobeton, 1956, No 9, 314-319
Abstract: Description of the basic principles, procedures
and potentialities of the production of various
porous agglomerates for light concrete: cinders,
slag pumice, aggloporites, porous clay fillers.
The necessity Is pointed out of a preliminary
treatment and concentration or these agglomerates
In order to enhance their quality and uniformity.
Card 1/1

GRCBOKOPATILI, S.B., iU2honer; OSOVIX, B.A., Inshener;
kandidat takhnicheskikh muk; POPOV, L.I., kandidat tekhnichee
nauk.
Producing porous aggregates for lightweight concretes. Gor.khoz.
Nook. 30 no.4;21-24 Ap '56. (Km 9:8)
(Lightweight concrete)

tit
IBVI. Zh.P.' [levy, I.Pj;-4Wa,,-X.2*',...kand. tekhn. ixauk, red. Itranslatorh
YAKO, I.A., kand. tekhn. nauk, red. [translator]; GUZW. K.A.,
red.; GILINSON, P.G., tekhn. red,
[Light-weight concrete; manufacture, properties. uses] [?ranslated
from the French] Iegkie betony: prigotovilente - evoistva - primenents.
Red. M.P. Ilinsons, i I.A. IAkub, Moskva, Goo. lzd-vo lit-ry po
stroit,, arkhit, I stroit. materialam, 1958. 145 p. (MM& 1127)
(Lightweight concrete)

MIRONOT. S.A.# prof., doktor takhn.nauk; BUZMfflCH# G.A., kand.takhn.nank;
poNASyuZHxMW, Ya.D.0 insh., Prinimali uchastlys: JLIN=, M.P.,
kand.tekhn.nauk; SEMs UA, kand.takhn.nauk;
red.isd-Ta; T = IRA, Te.L.t takhnoredg
[Instructions for selecting sixes and making keramsit concrete]
Ukazaniia po podborm sostava i prigotovleniiu keramsitobstona.
Moskva. Gog.isd-vo lit-ry po, stroit,, arkh1to i stroit,mterialams
1959. 30 P. (KM 13:3)
1. Akademiya mtroitelletva i arkhitaktury SSR~ Institut betona I
zhelesobetona, Perovo. 2. Chlen-korrespondent Akedemil stroitel'stya
i arkhitaktury SSO (for Mironov). 3. Laboratoriya legkikh sapolni-
teley Toesoymogo nauchno-imeledoyatelliskogo Instituta novykh strol-
tellnykh materialov (for Blinson, Shteyn). 4. Laboratoriya yacheletykh
i legkikh betonov i uskorennogo tvardeniya betona Nauchno-iseledova-
tellskofo institute betona i shelazobstona (for Bushavich, Pona9yu-
shankov).
(Lightweight concrete)

NUMON _-Mark Petrovioh_:BLrUMN, L.M., kand.tekhn.nauk, nauchWy
red.; NIEDIATSTA, N-Ke, red.isd-va; OSJ=- L-M-, tekha.red.;
RUDAKOVA, IF.I., tektin.red.
(Using slags as aggrogates for lightweight concretes] Shlaki
kak sapolnitell dlia legkikh betonov. Hooky&, GosAzd-vo lit-ry
po stroite, arkhit. i stroit.materialam, 1959. 194 p.
(MIRA 13:3)
(Slag) (Lightweight concrete)

BLINZOV, M.P. #)u%ndetekhnonauk; VASIL'KOV, S.G.,kand.tekhnonauk
Using agglomeration In produeing lightweight aggre too. Stroi*
Mt. 5 no.2:11-14 7 159- ?MIRA 12:2)
(Lightweight concrete)
.t I

ELIMM, U.- kand,takhn.nauk: VASILIKOV. S., ~mndstekhn.nauk
Agloparit~, a lightweirbt concrete aggregate. Stroitell no.7126
JI '59.. (Lightweight concrete) (AIR& 12110)

ISIDOROT, V.P, - ELINZON 9 P
Processed lightweight porous aggregates. Isv ASIA no.1:85-89 160.
(MIRA 11 .19)
(Aggregates (Building materials))

ELInZON, M.P., kand.t--1jdM.rau'k
Basic trendE in the development of the mamifacture of artificial
porous aggregates. Sbor. trud. VNIINSM no.2:3-17 160. (MIRA 15;1)
(Aggregatspi(Building materials))

VINOGRADOVj B.N.1 FADEXIVAt V.S.; SLINZON, M.P.
I I
Ufecl~.of -the - roaoftug and ciammle on the phase
comp6difton, a' truotm%,i and otrengt1i. of agloporite Sbor.
trud, VNIIESM no.4:45-55 161. iMIM 15:2)
(Aggregates (BuiUil7g,*tWi&lv)-Testing)

OVSYAWNS V.I.; ~ BUNZONI M.P.
Characteristics of slag pu;aice and the principal ways of mass
producing it. Stroi. mat. 7 no.4s7-10 Ap 161. (MIRA 1485)
1, Vitse-prezident Akademii stroitel'stva i arkhitektury SSSR (for
Ovsy4nkin). 2. Rukovoditell laboratorii. legkikh zapolnitel,ey
Vsesoyuznogo nauohno-looledovatdllskogo instituta novy'kh stroitell-
nykh materialov Akadenii stroitel'stva i arkhitektury SSSR.
(slag) (Aggregates (Building materials))

ELInQ,A.Zj$ kand.tokhn.naukj VASILIKOV., S.G., kand.tokhn.nauk
YAtJiod of tooting raw material for the production of agloporite,
Stroismat. 7 no-803-33 Ag 161. (KDLA 3.4 18)
(Aggregates (Building materials)-Testing)

POPOV, Nikolay Anatollyevichp zaal. dayatell nauki i tekhnikJj prof.;
ELIWZON Mark Petrovichs kand. tekhn. nauk; SMM, Yakov
nauk; G1ZZAROVAp I.L... red. izd-va;
~JT EVA, A.A.* tekbn. red.
(Choosing the composition of lightweight concrete made with
artificial porous aggregates) Podbor sostava legkikh betonov
na. iskusstvenrykb poristykh zapolniteliakh. Pod red. N.A.Popova.
Moskva, GoestroUzdat., 1962. 81 p. (MIRA 15:5)
1. Deystvitellw chlen Akademii atroitellstva i arkhitektur7
SSSR (for Popov). (Lightweight concrete)

. ELIN ASILIKOVI S.G.; POPOV, L.N.j NIKOIAYEVA, N.M., red.
izd-va,- SHERSTNEVA, N.V.# tekhn. red.
[Principles of the production of agloporitel Osnovy proizvodstva
agloporita. Moskva, Goostroiizdat, 1962. 136 p. (MIRA 15:.6)
(Aggregates (Building materials))
(Lightweight concrete)

OVSYANKIN, V.I.; ZLINZON, M.P.., kand.tekhn.nauk
Porous aggregates from furnace slags. Izv.ASIA no#3sll4-119
162. MRA 15:32)
1. Doyotvitellnyy chlen Akademii atroitellotva arkhitektury
SSSR (for Ovoyankin).
(Aggregates (Building materials))

VASILIKOV, S.G., kand.tekhninaukj_ngPNL M.P., kand.tekbn.nauk
The problem of the method of testing and choosing raw material
for the production of agloporite. Sbor.trud.VNrIMM no.6t5-17
162. (MIRA 15312)
1. Voesoyuznyv nauchno-looledovatellskiv institut novykh
stroitellnykh materialov Akademii stroitel'stva i arkhitektury
SSSR.
(Aggregates (Building materials))

kand.tekhn.nauk
FOFOVP N.A., prof e; EbPP .
Raising the quality and the effootiveness of lightweight
conaretes. -BetJ zbel.-Ik. 8 no.9s390-393 3 162. (MIRA 15sl2)
(Lightweight conorete)

IAZAREVICH, S.K,, kand;tekhn.nauki SHTEYN, Ya.Sh.., kand.takhn.nauk;
BLINZO.-jLZ,,, kand.tekhn.nauk; STEBAICOVA, I.Ya., inzh.;
--MIZHL?VSKIYP M.P., inz-h.
Economic efficiency of producing and using kerawit, agloporite and
alag "pumice*" Stroismat. 8 no.10:12-16 0 162. (MMA 15:11)
(Aggregates (Building materials))

ELINZON M P kand,tekhn.navkj-VASIL1MW,, S.G., kand.tekhn.nauk;
t U.S., kand,tekhn.nauk
Industrial mastering of the production of agloporite in
Electrostall. Sbor.trud.VNIINSM no.6slIO-135 162. (MIRA 15M)
1. Vsosoyuznyy nauohno-isaledovateliskiy inatitut, novykh
stroitelinykh materialov Akademii atroitellatva i arkhitekturr
SSSR.
(Electrostalf,Aggregates (Building materials))
(Lightweight concrete)

ISIDDROV, V.V.; POPOV, N.A., doktor tokhn. nauk,, zaaluzhenny]r dayatell
kand. takhn. nauk
nauki i takhniki; KkINZO
Problems of producilig artificial aggregates for concrete. Stroi.
mat. 9 no,622-3 Je 163' (MIRA 17t8)
1. Zamestitell direktora po nauchmay rabote Vsesoyuznogo
nauchno-issledollatel'okofo institate navykh stroitel'rWkh
materialov (for IsidoroNr . 2, DaystritelInyy chlen Amademii
Stroitel'stva i arkhitektur7 SSSR (for Popov)o 3. Rukovoditell
laboratorii legkikh zapo~niteley Vaesoyuznogo nanchno-isoled&-
vatellskogo instituta r*vykh stroitellnykh materialov (for
Elinzon).

GRISSIKI B.M.,, inzh.; ELINZON, M.P., 1j,.6&
Trends in the further deyolopment of the porous aggregate
industry. Stroi. mat. 10 no.6t2l-24 Ja 164o (MIRA 17s10)

ELINZON, M.P., kand. tekhn. nauk; BURMISTROV, V.N., inzhener
Controlling the process of manufacturing agloporites. Stro.'.
mat. 10 no.10:29-31 0 164. (MIRA 1S;2)

EL114ZONO ',:and. teklin. nauk; hUMISTROV, V.N., inzh.
Heaving properties of clays in the manufacture of agloporites. Strol.
wit. 11 no.6t8-10 Ja 165. (YJRA 180)

ELINZON, M.P.0 red.
[Instructionn for tenting raw material for the manu-
facture of keramzit gravel] Ukazaniia po ispytanliv
syrlia dlia proizvodstva keranzitovogo gravila. Mo-
skva, Stroiizdat, 1965. 16 p. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Gosud&rstvenrqy komitet po
pron7ablennoBtl stroitellnykh materialov.

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