SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FATOVA, N.M. - FATYANOV, N.I.

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SOV/110-59-9-17/22
The Economic benefits of Techni(ial Advances In the Construction of
Cables and Conductors
oil.-filled cables. When cables of this type are used the
iapItal Costs of constructli,g a z-able line should bQ
12-15% less than for ordinary oil-filled cables.
Symmetrical long-distance communication cables have been
considerably improved and can now handle frequencies up to
800 kels. Because of the increased band-width fewer
I-ables than hitherto are rGauired for a given service,
with corresponding economy of materials and cost.
Th6re are no figures, no references.
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R021TAIS IY, N.A.1 FATOVA, N.M.# redaktor; GABIU", H.I., tekhnichaskiy
redaktor
[Werials on the pbysiology of sleep] Materialy k fitiologil sna.
Naskm. Gas. Izd-vo nod. lit-ry, 1954. 125 p (Dievertatsit shk I
(MLRA 11
akad mike, I.P.Pavloya) 7: 0 f
(SLUP)

1. FATOVSKAYAO TE. I.
2. USSR (600)
4. Malarial Favor - Main Turitmen Canal Region
7. Role of the medical service personnel in the control of malaria on the
Main Turimen Canalp Fellde i akush... no. 4, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, LIbrary of Congress, April -1953, Unel.

KOLOWY, N.Ya.; IVANOT, K.I.; IATOTSUT. P.A., nauchay radaktor;
XON2WRAYA, Ye.M., redaktor-7-umfi , X.T., tekhnichaskil re-
daktor.
[Use of machinery in mining) Nekhavisirownwis, prokhodla gorWkh
vyrabotok. Moskva, Teen. uchabse-pedagog. izd-vo Trudreservis"t.
1954. 86 p. (KM 7:9)
. (Mining engineering) (Mining machinery)

GWACHICVA, Anna Ivanovna, GORITSKIT, Aleknandr Vanilyevich; KOZB=O,
TuriV Nikoleyevich;_Z#ZQX&ILLX,.E.&.,,-otvetstveanyy red.; ZVORIZINA,
L.N., red.izd-va; SABITOV. A., tekhn.red.
[Experience in drifting with a heading machine] Opyt provedeniia
shtrekov prokhodcheakimi shchitami. Moskva, Ugletekhizdat, 1958.
57 P. WR& 11:6)
(Coal nines and mining)

AUTHORS: Voronkin, I.V., Krikunov, A.Ye., juv/ 119-58-7-3/10
Fatovskiy, V.P., Shapiro, I.Ye.
TITLE: Automatic Devices in the Food Industry (Airtomaty v pishchevoy
promyshlennosti)
PERIODICAL Priborostroyeniya, 1958, Nr 7, PP. 9-15 (USSR)
ABSIMOT: In milk production, in the sausage-, sugar-, canned food-, and
beer industry etc. automatization is being introduced in an ever-
increasing degree. In the USSR more than 70 different kinds of
food are available in form of parcels containing a certain accu--
rate2y weighed portion of the food ooncerned. Special mention
must be made of a conveyer band for packing food in tin cans
which was developed and introduced between 1950 and '4952. The
band consists of 16 ma6hines, ib is operated by only 8 peraons,
and it produces 300 cans per minute.
Nevertheless, the machinebuilding industry is still faced with
the task of solving the problem of manufacturing cans by the
drawing and punching methods.
Special attention must further be paid to the manufacture of cans
Card 113 the body of which is made of cardboard, while the bottom and lid

Automatic Devices in the FoO Indu;-3try j~JV; -4 1
/11 f9-58-7-3/10
are of metal. By means of this type of cang it is possible to
save much expense, and it is essential that new automatic machines
be developed for the manufacture of such receptacles.
A-atomatio weighing- and packing machines may ba c2Assified in two
groups:
a) Automatic machines that prod%ice the receptacle, weigh-in the
portion of food, and then close the can.
b) Automatic machines that only do the weighing--in and close the
packages.
The first group Includes the automatic machine AP2B Oveighin&-in
and packing of cocoa powder - 60 packets rf~r minute) , and -the
second includes the automatic machine APA (for semolina, cane
sugar, eto. - 60 packets of 0.5 or -1 kg per minute).
The automatic machine APB, produces large parcels (150 per minute).
Another type of automatic machine is the packing m&-_hina EKF
whicia %yrapa up candy in parchment. The efficitney of such machines
can be increased only if the packing material is of first-class
quality.
Among the packing machines which work with thermoplastic material
Card 213 the automatic machir-F! AUT must be mentioned, which is use,]

Automatic Devices in the Food Industry SOV/ i19-58-7-Y10
for packing material in form of pills.
The machine ANN I wraps up material in cellophane packets of
22D x 12D x 50 mm.
The machine VZA autcoatically weighs wid packs yeast in packages
of 100 g each.
The machine du packs malted cheese In packets of 30, 6.5 and
100 gr each. There are 10 figures.
1. Industry--USSR 2. Machines--Development 3. Foods--Preservation
4. Containers--Development
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FATRANSKA, M.; MAMAK, V.
Seasonal variations of some indices of the effect of ultraviolet
radiation, determined on urban and rural children. Cesk. byg. 7 no.5:
272-275 -Te 162.
2. Uatav hygieny Lekarskej fakulty UK, Bratislava Ustav experimentalnej
mediciny SAV, Bratislava.
ULTRAVIOIXT RAIS) (PHOSPRATASES blood)
OSPHORUS blood) (CLIMATE) (ENMIONMT)
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Slag M.; Kit!,TIAK, V.; Institute of E peri t 1 ',,-.y,,iene, Slovak
Zk V X Men R F-
~_.&r~ciences (Ustav Experimentalnej Hygieny SAV), Bratis-
Academ
lava.
11(,a Irfluonce of Light on the Mdocrine System of Hens."
Fra-ue, Cesl~oslovens'Ka FLysiolo-ie, Vol 15, No 5, Sep 66, pp,
371 - 312
Ab~7 bract: 5-month -old hens wore exponed to various patterns of
ii ht ~`or a period of 3 months. Some were r~iven 17 h1urs of light
a-ld 7 of dn-,.:,'-,rioss using an artificial lir,ht of -n intensity of
)-.000 Ix w]I'.-,h a su-',',en chanpe from li!7ht to dark; others with the
sarie Ii7hting, had the clinniro nro,7ressive. Another group hAd 16
nours of 1ir-.'-i' and 8 of dark in short periods with sudden changes,
and t1m, next rroup the same patilern but with pror~ressive changes.
2or Co-.-.-),,-r!.son nurnoses one ryrouD had ordinary daylioht condi-
tions while one cl-roup was Icept in darkness, The group which was
kept wit.-.out any light showed an inereAse in the weight of adrenal
f,lp,nds nnd a decrease in the weirlit of the ovaries. 3 Czech ref-
erences. Subnitted at 3 Days of Physiolory of Domestic Animala
Liblice, 01 Doe 65).
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0.; GAZO, A.:.; ~~IQAXA ReSoarch Institnto. of Poultry,
of Biology, Slovak Acad,iny of Sciences (Vys-
Ustav --ra Oiaov ydiny, Ustsv Experimentalnej Biolor-' SAV
le
Ival-~ca nri Diinaji.
"The Influonce of LiCht Patl'ern on the Hepatic 3torarre of Vitan'in
A ir, Laying I'lens."
PraGue, Cosiroslovenska Pyoiolo!:rie, Vol 15, No 5, Sep 66, p 390
Absi-xact: The hir~rhost camount of vitn-nin A in thc liver was found
in 'cions that wore subjocted to an irregular light pattern with
L3
var',"iw; periods of and darkness. Next were tho hens kept
coi~-Ml:-tcly in the darkness, and those livinF~ in daylight. The
U,7ha-o resori)tion coefficient of the administered vitarnin A was
found In hrons'wiao received twice the length of daylight supplied
by artificial lir-ht-Ing. A correlation between the amount of
vitanin A in tho liver and the wei "ht of the thyroid and hypo-
pi-lysoal 'r-lands was noticed. 2 Czech references. Submitted at
3 Days of Physiolor?y of Domestic Animals at Liblice, 9 Dee 65-
1 11

LUCHMSKIY . losif Aleksandrovich; YAJIOVSKIY , Aleksandr Aleksandrovich;
ROZJMESTVENSKIY, V.V., dots., retsenzent; -RAMM,-Y.11., inzh.,
reteenzont; YEGOROVp S.A.p nauchn. rod.; LISOK, E.I., red.
(From the oar to the water jet propeller] Ot vesla do vodo-
meta. Leningradp Izd-vo 11.13ludostroonio," 1964. 208 p.
(MIRA 17:5)

PATTAMIOV, A.A., vrach
I ~
General obesity, giant fetue. Azerb,med.zhur, no,10382 158
(MIRA 11:11)
I* Is khirurgichaskogo otdeleniya Ordubedskoy bollnitsy
(glavvraoh - SakhASSR AsHe Abbasov)e
(LABOR, COMPLICATED)

FATTAKHOV, - B. Z.---
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Improving well patterns whari the developtrent of oil
fields involving center-to-ede,-3 flooding. Neft. 1,hoz. 40 no-8:31.
36 Ag 162. (1AIRA 17:2)

SOLOITM, Vp k.A.; FATTUUIOVv F.G.
VAP at IMPrOVIM the im me& of nmfbrma metal am
ftsom BasWdXUe TSvot. =t. 38 no.lls55-V n 165.
(MIRA 18i21)

YATTAKHOV,.-~.S.
Automatic syringe for local infiltration anesthesia. Kaz. med.
zhur. no.4slll-113 JI-Ag 161. (MIR& 15:2)
1. Klinika nootloshnoy khirurgii (zav. - prof. P.V.Kravehenko)
Kazanskogo, gosudarstvannogo instituta. dlya usavershenstvovaniya
vrachey imeni Lenina, na baze 5 gorodskoy bollnitsy (glavnyy vrach -
N.I.Polozova). (S)LUNGES) * (WCAL AN;.'ST114SIA)

USSR/Minectricity - Dielectrics Yeb 52
"Dielectric Rela=tion in P.017mrs of Ulogen De-
rivatives of Styrene,- X. 2. Pattakhoy
"Zbur Tekh Fiz" Vol XXII, No 2, pp 313-324
Work is continuation of investigations of phys
properties of amorphous substances by Prof P. P~*
Xobeko, Corrd4em, Acad Sci UWR (cf. "Amorphous
State" 1939)#and Professor$ Te. V. Kuvahi-askiy and
G. 1. Gurevich (cf . Iz Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser Yiz" 3,
329, 1937; P. P. Kobeko, G. P. Mikhayloy, Z. I.
Novikova, "Zhur Tekh Fiz" XIV, 24, 1944; Abid.,
XIX, 3, 1949)- Exptl results of studies of dielec
USSR/Blectricity - Dielectrics (Contd) Feb 52
properties of polystyrene and of polymers of par&
and ortho halogen substituted styrenes are tabu-
lated. Indebted to Prof P. P. Kobeko for Buidance.
Received 18 Sep 51.
74
2O9T54

USSRI Physics Dipole moments FD-1036
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Author Fattakhoy K Z.
Title Dipole moments of certain polymers of halide derivatives of styrol
Periodical Zhur. tekh. fiz., 24, 14o1-1409, Aug 1954
Abstract Present results of the experimental determinations of the effective
dipole moments of certain poly-halide sterols in solutions. Thanks:
P. P. Kobeko, Corr-Memof Acad. Sci USSR, vho directed the vork and
Profs. M. M. Koton and Ye. V. KuvEhinskiy. Five references, 4 USSR
(e.g. K. Z. Fattakhov, Dissertation, 1950).
Institution : - -
Submitted 31 December 1953

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Author Fattakhov, K. Z.; Tsvetkov, V. N.; and Kallistov, 0. V.
Title Investigation of solutions of linear polymers by the method of light
scattering. I
Periodical Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz.; 26, 345-350, Mar 1954
Abstract The authors describe a procedure for determining the dimensions and
mass of polymeric molecules in solution according to the data of a
study of the assymmetry of the light scattered by the solution and
its in-tensity under an angle of 900 to the direction of the primary
ray. They present a method of introduction of corrections into the
measured assymmetry for the scattering of the solvent. It is shown
that for polydispersive samples the molecular weight determined from
light scattering is mean weight, but the dimension is close to the "Z"
means. Four references, one USSR (see the following abstract).
Institution : Institute of High-Molecular Compounds, Academy of Sciences USSR
Submitted : April 16, 1953

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Author Tsvetkov, V. N.; Fattakhov, K. Z.; and Kallistov, 0. V.
Title Investigation of solutions of linear polymers by the method of light
scattering. II
Molecular weights and dimensions of molecules of polymethyl. metacrylate
in acetone
Periodical : Zhur. eksp. I teor. fiz., 26, 351-361, Mar 1954
Abstract : The authors present the experimental investigations into light scatter-
Ing by solutions containing fractions of polymethyl metlacrylate in ace-
tone for a wide range of molecular weights. For the studied fractions
they determine the molecular weights and dimensions of the molequles.
A formula is obtained which connects the characteristic viscosity of
fractions of polymethyl metacrylate In benzol with their molecular
veights. Thank E. S. Pisarenko for his help in fractioning and vis-
cosimetric measurements. Seven references, 4 USSR (e.g. E. Frisman
and K. Kiseleva; M. V. Vollkenshteyn and 0. B. Ptitsyn. 1951).
Institution Institute of High-Molecular Compounds, Academy of Sciences USSR
Submitted April 16, 1953

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S/0032/6h/030/001/0104/0105
AUTHORS:. Faynshteyhs B, X.; Fattakhoys K. Z.
TITLE: Instrument for turbidimetric titration of polymers
WUIXE: Zavod3kaya laboratoriyas v. 30s no. 1. i964s io6io5
TOPIC TAGS: turbidimetric titrations polymer, colo~imster, interl)olymer formations
potentiometer
ABSTRACT: The instrumentation for turbidi;wbric titration of polymers with auto-
matic turbidity recording has ~sen discussed. The cozRponenta of the experimental
setup consist of a ihotoolectric iolorim~ter type FkX-Hs aq electron potentiometer
R?-09 connected in parallel to a galvanometers and a shunt for measuring the
general sensitivity of the instrument. The
) precipitation curves of several poly-
ners (poly-isobutylene, SKS-10 rublSers etc. are'obtiined. The results indicate
possible interpolymr formations in tho various polymer system investigated,
Gria. art. has: 3 ficures,
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FAYNSHTEYN., B.14.; FATTAKHOV., K.Z.
Apparatua for turbidimetric ti#.ratj.on of pc)~
30 nO-1:104-105 164. lymlers. Zav. -lab.
(I'URA .17; 9)

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ACCESSION NR: :AR4049263 RM/WH S/0081/64/000/016/SO14/SO14
SOUACE: Ref. zh. Xhimiya, Cabs. 16S73
AUTHOR: Daygozhin, A,, Sergayev, L.V,,.Qabag2va, A.K., .KLttakhovv
TITLE: ALhesionoof meth'ylmethae e optical glass
Ulat Ito
CITED SOURCE: Sb. Vy*sokomolekul. soyedinentya. Adgeziya polimerov. M.,
AN SSS11, 1963, 75-M
TOPIC TAGS: organic polymer adhesion, polymer glass adhesion, glass surface effect',
m ethylm ethacryl ate adhesive, oligorneric resin adhesive, optical glass
TRANSLATION: The effects of modifications in the surface of polished optical glass,
caused by treating.it with vinyl trichlorosilane (1), 2-cyclopropyl-l-trichlorosilyl-
propane (11) or methaerylatemetbylmethyldicthoxysilane (111), were studied in order
to determine tie mechanism of adhesion of organic polymers. Carefully degrcased
glass surfaces were modified by treating them with solutions of I or 11 In benzene or a
solution of H1 in an aqueous solution of 11C0011 (pit 3 to 3.5). Strength of adhesion was
determined from the tear strength of components glued with partially polymerized
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methylmethacrylate oligomer resin (MO�)_.after the samples were maintained for 10
davs at about 20C. Th~-Mgo-rs also studied a method of modifying glass surfaces
by incorporating these modifying admixtures into the adhesive compound. It was
demonstrated that the adhesion of MOS to glass increased by 250% after treatment with I
and by 700% with Ill. It was Increased by 100% In comparison to the untreated sample
when Ill was added to the composition of MOS. Treatment with II did not improve
adhesion. The improvement In adhesion when the glass surface was modified was
explained In terms of a chemical bond forming between the adhesive and the glass,
It ia noted that this procedure makes it possible to control strength of adhesion over a
wide range. Z. Ivanova
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INVENTORS: Vinokurovap 0. Maj Fattakhovj So 0,
ORO: none
TITLE: A method for obtaining phosphorus-containing polymers. Glass 39j No. 163394
SOURCE: Izobrateniyaj promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no* 13, 1966j 79
TOPIC TAGS: polymer, phosphorus compound, polymerization initiation, polymerization,
organic glass
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a method for obtaining phosphorus-
containing polymers of cross-linked structure by initiating block polymerization of
a phosphorus-containing allyl compound. To obtain thermally stable organic glassesp
allyl, mothallyl acid derivative, or sulfo acid of tertiary phoaphine derivative is
used as an allyl compound.
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AUTHOR: VinolaLrova, G. 11.1 Fattakhov.-So G
ORG-. Institute of Organic 6hemi!~M, AN SSSP-, Kazant (Institut organicheakoY
khimii AN SSSR) (9
TITIE.- Synthesis of bifunctional. ornnophosphorus compounds. III. Allyl dorivatives
of tertiary phosphinoo
SWIM: Zhurnal obahchey khirdi, ve 36, no. 1, 1966, 67-69
TOPIC TAGSt chemical synthesis, phosphorus compound, chomical reaction, ester,
acrylic acid, mothacrylic acid, &13,v1 alcohol
ABSTRACT: Two methods were developed for producing allyl dorivatives of
tertiary phosoiinas: direct addition of,phenylVhos to al2,vl esters of
acry.Uc.land metham7lic acids and transesterification of the- addition
products of phanylphosphine to the methyl esters of acrylic and methacrylic
acids Lbis-(2-carbanothawyalkyl)phwWlphosphines] vith allyl alcohol. The
first method yielded only products of addition at the vinyl bond in 36-51%
-yields; the second method cave 60-70 yields of the products. Previously
.widescribed allyl derivatives of tertiary phosphines. their mddes and
sulfides were prepared wW studied. Oxides of allyl derivatives of tertiary
phosphine3 were also synthesized by oxidation of the corresponding phos-
pMnes sdth hydrogen peroxide. and by transestori-fleation of the oxides
of tho addition products of the methyl esters of acrylic mid methacrylic
acids to phoWl0esphine by &Uyl alcohol, Ories art# hast .2 tables. fiPIRS. 35,996-7-
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FATrAKHOVA, L. T. ---"Photosynthesis of Red Clover in the First Year of Its
Life in Connection with Its Crop Yield.'? Kazan' Order of Labor
Red Banner State U imrd V. I. U11yanov-Lenin. Kazan' , 1955.
(Dissertation for the Degme of Candidate In Biological Science).
SO Knizhanay letopist
No 2, 1956.

FATTAKHOVA, L.T.; UTEY9 I.V.
Effsot of deep subaoiling and two-depth plowing on the microflara
of turf-Podzolic soi.19. Trudy Inst. mikrobiol. no.7:96-101 160.
(MIRA 1414)
1. Biolo ioheakiy institut Kazapkogo filiala AN SSSR.
~SIOIL MICRO-ORGANISMS) (TILIAGE)

MUNINA, A.S.0 FATTAKHOVAo L.T.
Some dat& concerning thi effect of organophosphorus compounds upon the
microflora of the soil.
Kh:Lmiya i Primeneniye Fonfororganichaskikh Soyadimniy (Chemistry and
application of organophosphorus conpounds) A. nl,. AR:1170V, Ed.
Publ. by Kazar Lffil. Acad, SCL USSR, M03COW 1962,, 632 PP.
Collection of comnlete vapers presented at the 1959 Kazan Gonforence on
Chemistry of ";rganoohosphorus Communds,

SENOMMO, GIs.; FATTAWMnjOT
,115"R
Folds in the western border of the Zilair sinclinore an revealed
by the relief. Top. goomorf. i geol. Bashk. n0-1:17-22 ~57.
(Bolshoy Ik Valley--Folds (Geolqgy)) (MM 1114)
(Sakmara Talley-Folds (Geology))

SEMUDam, G.S.; FATTAKHWDINOVP S.G.
Coal OccurTences in the upper CarboniferouB of the western
flange of the Zilair oynclinorium,, Vop.geol,vost.okr.Rus.
platfA IUzh.Ura.Ia no.6:85-88 160. (MIRA 14:7)
(Zianchurinskiy District-Coal geology)

SERGEYEVP L.V.; BAYGOZHINp A.; FATTAKHOV, S.G.
Adhesion of organic polymers to silicate glaBs. Part 2:
Formation of molecular organosiloxane film and their interaction
with the optical glass surface. Vysokom.soed. 4 no.7:977-981
11 62. (ITIRA 15:7)
(Glass,, Optical)
(Silicon organic compounds)

FATU, Constantini-elev (Constant&)
Propounded problems; 5192. Gaz mat B 13 no.3:1?2 IIr 162.

FAT"', YR.
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- !nfornation. irOICIOMe eZ,.)r, '7 * I.:., ,
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- FATU,-],L-.---
15 years since the F#st Congress of the Rumanian Workers Party of
Februmiry 191+8 took pljoe. Problems econ 16 no.2165-75 F.163.
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FATU, M., candidat in stitnte istorice
I
Twenty years since the establishment of people's power. Probleme
econ 18 no.30-14 Mr 165.

SIRBU, 1. (Galati); DINU, G. (Galati); FATU, ~. (Galati)
Material incentive in the Cristea Nicolas Works in Gala#.
Problem econ 16 no.6:105-111 Je 163.

FATUIA, M.I.
...... .
Outpatient treatment of hypertension with Rauwolfla serpentine.
preparations. Vrach. delo no.4:425 Ap '59. (MM 12:7)
1. Uchaetkovaya bollnitea 9. lokhovo. Mukachevskogo rayona, Zak-
arpatBkoy oblasti (Nauchryy rukovoditell raboty - zaal. deyatell
nauki, prof. A.L. Nikhnev).
(RAUWOLIPI,A) (HYPBRTZ=ON)

FATULk, X. !.
Some data on the effectiveness of antirelapse treatment of rhexx-
rAtic fever patients. Trach.delo no.4t427 AP 160. (KMA 13:6)
1. Mmetakaya rayounaya bollaitea Zabupatskoy oblasti.
(MMUTIC MM)

PATUL,L' M. I.
Dispensary observation of %pertension patients at a rural medical
center. Trach.delo no-7tIlI JI 160. (KIRA 13$7)
1. Udhastkovaya bollultes, s.-Lokhave, Nukachevskogo rayon&,
ZakArpatskoy oblasti (tauchayy rukovoditell raboty - zasluzhen-
ny dayatell nauki, prof. A.L. Mikhnow).
(KYPJMTUBION)

_~~A M.I.
~~A)-- -.-
DispeiAsary observation of hypertension patients under the condi-
tions of 4 regional hospital. Sov.med. 26 no.10:145-146 0 162.
(KIRA 15tl2)
1. Iz Xhustskoy rayonnoy bollnitsy (glavnyy vrach I.V.Berets)
Zakarpatskoy oblasti.
(HrMTENSION)

FATULA, M.I. (Zakarpatskaya oblast' )
......... ..........
H7pertension among the rural population of the Carpathian
Mountains. Zdrav. Rose Teder. 8 no.3&16-18 Mr'6A.
I . (MIRA 17 1/,)

tile rurld J;opul
!-:0111-tabi n-.1glorl. "ov. med. ~7
1 . jt~ Fools In i j v

1, 1:~ ; G! 'Dll-'Ii;-:';, I L. ; TOY!"1~11-l';"A, Y!.V.; -'~: P Ak:.
U
S;n.M.; FZL I U." X, j7j~. T.; F~ 1 7!',
Brief information. Sov.Tned. 28 na.4:145--.L47 A:-, 5.
(1,11F-k 18:6)
1. Fakidttetskaya kl;,-.- rggicht~~kayzu klirlla G~ejyab!r~-:kcgo medi-
..qinskogo inst-';_tut:! (ft-l KLPM~M'kOV, r'Oep'ltall-
ricy VeIrc,'rad!~krgo 'Sytulilla).
3. Ylurstrkaya rayunralfa no (fcr
4. Purvaya
MrJrurgll detskogo vuzcLrta Vyewt:kogc~ mrd! I=tlitluta
(for Felldmn). 0. GospitalInaya
klinflia otorinolarl.rgologi-cnt-,.-31LJ,:", b,-lezney CTanb~r'-e`cgo
meditsinskogo inctituta (t'cr ranin.). 7.
nbl ti. *nIch-cl,kaya bollnilsa (fcx Kagar.c;r).
,. qtnaya kli I
skoys otdeleniye TSentrallnoy Plimi,-,heskoy bt)l'.ni-l!;y 'mevi Sommastlo
Ministerstva Futey so-;b.3hchenJya (for Gazetuv). ?. Kaff~ira
organizatsii zdravockhrarleniya i i3trrii mt:lttsin~-
meditsinsko~,a instituta (for G-I~rcha~w).

FATUR B., and others.
__=t=p
The development and work of the Institute of Research an Materials and Constructions
of Slovenia in Ljubljam,, with a survey of its work in 1957. p. 1.
Periodical: SAOBRACAJ
Vol. lo no. 5. 1958.
TECHNOLM
SO& Monthly List of Beet Naropean Accessione (EUI) IX
Vol. 8" no. 4
Apr:U 19599 Uncl.

FATUR, Bogo, prof*
Automation In building, Automati)m 4 rio.3:171-173 963.
la Zavod za raziskavo materijala in konstrukoij, Ljubljana.

r--, -
"Modern demonstration of the re,-ults of stabiiity calcuiations.." p. 1o3. (Erodorradnja.
Vol. 2, no. 5/6, MaY/June 1951. Zagreb)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions. Vol. 3, no. 3. Library of Congress. March 1954.
Uncl.

- PATTI'., 'roalp.,
Nordimenelonal represontation of the geometiie values of ships.(To be contd.)
R-ldogradnja 7 no.2~--4+1-45 156,
J'~
- I'l
I

FATURP Josip, inz.
Nondimensional representation of the geometric values of ships.
(Conclusion). Brodogradnja 7 no.2-.58-,6/+ 156.

FATURp Josip, inz.
--
& 7t-h--Iiternational Conference of Ship Hydromechanics', 1954.
Brodogradnja 7 no.3:106-117 156.

FATURI Josip, inz.
WONNOWWAMMOOW,
A simplified method in computing ship static stability with shelf
surfaces. Brodogradnja 13 no.6:197-208 162.

FATURj, Joaipp inze
11
Optiolm propellers of the Troost, series. Brodogradnja 11+ no.2:
39-59 263.
-1

FATUS, G.K., kand. sellakokhoz7aystvennykh nauk; MATVMIIKO, T.14.. starahI7
Rauchnyy sotrudnik
I
Herbicides for tobacco(hdtbods. Zashch.rast.ot vred. i bol- 3 no.6:
37-38 N-D ' 58. (14IRA, 11:12)
(Herbicides) (Tobacco)

FATUS, G.K., kand.sellskokh02enauk; MATVEYENKO, T.M., starshiy nauchw
- - ---------sotrWiaik
Herbicides in tobacco planting. Zasheh. rast. ot vred. i bol.
6 no.4:5,4 Ap 161. (MM 15:6)
(Tobacco) (Herbicides)

BAIASHEV, L.L., prof.; GRIG010YEV, N.G.p kand. biol. nauk;
ZHURBITSKIY, Z.1., prof.; PETFMURGSKIY, A.V.,, prof.;
POPOV, Pa., kand. sellkhoz. nauk; RADKEVICH, P.Ye., prof.;
SOKOLOVp A.V.; TURCHIN, F.V., prof.; SHKONDE, E.I., kand,
selikhoz. nauk; SHTERNBERGi M.B., kand. biol. nauk;
VOLIFKOVICH, S.I., akademik, red.i KORNEYEV, N.Ye., kand.
veter. nauk, red.; IIAYDIN, P.G., prof*p red.; PLESHKOV,, B.P.,
kand. sellkhoz. nauk, red.; POPOV, I.S., akademikp red.;
ROMASHKEVICH, I.F., kand. sellkhoz. nauk, red.; RODE, A.A.,
prof., red.; ROZOV, N.N., prof., red. _EATUYS
[Chemicalization of agriculture; scientific and tnehnical
dictionary handbook) Khimizataiia sellskogo khoziaistva;
nauchno-tekhnicheskii slovarl-spravochnik. Moskva., Nauka,
1964. 398 P. (MIRA 17:10)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Sokolov). 2. Vsesoyuznaya
akademi-ya sel'skokhozyaystvennykh nauk imeni V.I.Lanina (for
Popov)

FATUM, N.G.; BITKOLOVp N.Z.
Distribution of gaseg in open pits. Zap. LGI 46 no.1:55-~9
162o (mine g"ases) (MMA 16s6)

BITKOLOVI N.Z.; IPATMVj N.G.
*6sftX wind power to ventilate open pitis. Zap. LGI 46 so.l:
60.-U 162o (Mine ventilation) (MIRA 16:6)

FATUrEV, N,G.
- NOWAN"411-
Local ventilation in open pits. Zap. LGI 46 no.1:65-73 162
(MIRA 16t6) 0
(Mao ventilation)

FATUYEV,_,N.q,, gornyy irtzli.; IVASHKIN, V.S., gornyy inzh.; DUDYFEV, A.11.,
kand,geol.-mineral,nauk
Forced ventilation of strip mines using aircraft. Gor.zhur.
no.1209-60 D 164. (VJRA 18-1)
1. NIIOGR, Chelyabinsk.

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AUTHORS: Vagramyan, A. T., Fatuyevap T. A.
TITLE: Investigation of the Ionic Discharge Rate in the Course of Conju-
gate Jlectrochemical Reactions (Issledovaniye skorosti
razryada ionov pri protekanii sopryazhennykh elektrokhimichea-
kikh reaktoiy)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 6, pp 1281-1284
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The mutual influence of the ions in the case of conju&te - -
electrochemical reduction was investigated. The dependence of
the discharge rate of nickel from I n HiSO 4 on the addition
of COSO4 was investigated and is given in figures 2 and 3.
The course of the discharge rate of nickel in dependence on
the cobalt sulphate concentrations shows that the reduction
process is to a considerable extent inhibited by an addition
of 0-25 n CoSO 40 The dependence of the reduction rate of the
ions in the case of joint reactions on the potential of the
electrode was inveatigated and is given in figure 4- Wing the
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Investigpition of the Ionic Discharge Rate in the Course of"COQWft Electro-
chemical Reactions
reduction rate of the nickel- and cobalt ions is considerably
inhibited during the electrolysis. The inhibition of the ionic
discharge is due to the change of their concentrations as
well as to the change of the ionic state in the solution and
the different surface state of the electrode and its incline-
tion to passivity. There are 4 figures and 14 Soviet ref-
erences*
SUBMITTED: June 2p 1958
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50) .
,AUTHORS: Fatuyeva T A Vagramyan, A. T. SOV/20-128-4-38/65
TITLE: An Investigation of the Rate of Conjugated Electrochemical
Reactions
PERIODICAL: Dokladl Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 128, Nr 4,
PP 773-776 (TJSSR)
ABSTRACT: In several papers (Refs 2,3) it was proved that a mutual
influence of the ions occurs in the joint reduction of metal
ions. In the joint reduction of the ions of Cc and Ni, Fe and
Co, or Fe and Ni, for instance, that ion is discharged more
quickly which in the case of a more negative potential is
separated alone. This process is complicated by the simul-
taneous discharge of hydrogen ions. The authors indicate
their data for the precipitation of Fe, Ni, H2 (Table 1,
Fig 1) and Fe, Co, H2 (Fig 2). In both cases, the separation
of Fe is accelerated while that of Ni and Co, respectively,
is inhibited. The following possible influences are discussed:
(1) Alteration of the state of the cathode surface, (2) altera-
tion of the structure of the Helmholtz layer, (3) alteration
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Electrochemical Reactions
Neither the influence of (3) (e.g. alteration of ion hydra-
tion), nor that of (2) (alteration of ion concentration in
the Helmholtz layer (A. N. Frumkin, Ref 5)) can clarify the
phenomena observed. Yu. S. Petrova proved that the adsorp-
tion rate of hydrogen and hydroxides is different for the
individual metals of the Fe-group. Ni adsorbs more H, Fe more
hydroxide. If the layer adjacent to the electrode is alkalized,
the Ni-separation is inhibited due to the adsorption of
hydroxides on the Ni-surface. V. N. Kuznetsova ascertained
that the reduction of Fe increases with a decreasing simul-
taneous separation of H2' A Ni-Fe alloy adsorbs less H 2 and
delivers more Ni-hydroxides than Fe-hydroxides since the
latter are only formed in a more acid medium. This explains
the observed inhibition of the Ni-reduction, and acceleration
of the Fe-reduction in the conjugated process. Thus, the
state of the cathode surface, and the concentration of the
components in its vicinity, are the cause of the phenomena
described. There are 2 figures, i table, and 6 Soviet ref-
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An InVestigation of the Rate of Conjugated SOV/20-128-4-38/65
Electrochemical Reactions
ASSOCIATION: Inatitut fizicheekoy khimii Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute
of Physical Chemistry of the Acatemy of Sciences, USSR)
PRESENTED: May 25, 1959, by V. I. Spitsyn, Academician
SUBMITTED: May 22, 1959
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FATUYEVA, T. A. Cnnd Chem bci -- "Joint dischcirge of ions of metals in rf%rAl con-
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jur,a+e systems." Mos, 1960 (Min of Higher and Scoondnry SpeciEillzed E'ducation
RSF'SR. Mos Order of Lenin Chemicotachnological lnst~ im D. 1. Mandeleyev)
M, 1-61, 183)
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kUTHORS: Vagramyan, k. T. and
TITLEs Joint Discharge of Metal Ions in Real Conjugate Systems
PERIODICALt Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 135, No. 6,
PP. 1413 - 1416
TEXT: It is the purpose of the present investigation to prove that the
joint discharge of metal ions of different kinds does not take an additive
course but is a conjugate system. Therefore, not the overvoltage of the
individual metal ions with respect to the electrode, but their overvoltage
with respect to the alloy must be taken into account. From the fraction of
polarization of each of the ions entering the electric double layer, from
its capacity and its ability of penetrating into the double layer, the
following relation is obtained: T 0 + (RT/nF)ln(a C cx C )C alloy
1 1 1 i I - ILI
(PO + (RT/nF)ln(a C /T a C alloy (3). yo, yo denote the normal
2 2 2 1 i)C2 2 1 2
potentials of two different ions, C their concentration, C, the total
1' C2
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concentration, a the coefficients expressing the capability of penetrating
into the electric double layert alloy 0 Talloy the overvoltage in deposi-
'11 2
tion on the alloy. In ouch conjugate systems it is possible, owing to the
different effects of the electrodes upon the overvoltage of the various
ions, that both the reduction rate of the more positive metal ions and
that of the more negative ions changes. This was proved by the joint
discharge of nickel and iron ions. The discharge rate of Ni ions was lower
in a joint discharge with Fe, although its reduction potential is more
positive in the absence of Fe. The effect of temperature upon the dis-
charge rate is represented in Fig.3. The discharge rate of nickel ions
increases with a 0rise of temperature,while that of iron ions decreases,
so that above 90 C the electrodeposited alloy contains more nickel than
iron. A. N. Frumkin and A. I. Krasovskiy are mentioned. There are
3 figures and 4 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONt Institut fizicheskoy khimii Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of
Physical Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences USSR)
PRESENTEDs June 20, 1960, by V. I. Spitsyn, Academician
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gate" Systems
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Electrode Potential T as a Function of Temperature.
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FATIYANOV A.
2 "
Checking the computatirm (.,f th(~ ',"' L, "" 1.1 - "I - L .
no.12:18.-20 D 164. ~t ~ .1 .. - , ..:. . I - -("."-~'Pu 'Leis)
1. Kdpltan taplold-.oda parc'.h-odstva.

FATIYANOV) A.
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Improve t a chart instruments. Mor.flot 26 no.lt22-23
Ja 166. (MIRA 19tl)
1. Kapitan teplokhoda "Orekhov".

FATIYANOVO A.
- 1- -1 Shipping oilseed &nd granulated feeds. Mor.flot 25 no.6t
13-15 ii 165. (MLRA 19 t 1)
1. Kapitan teplokhoda "Orekholit.

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AUTHORS: Los ikov , B - V. Miku lin, Yu. V.
Aleksandrova, L.A., Koznov, G.G., and Berezina, R.M.
TITLE: The use of residual fuels in gas turbines
PERIODICAL: Khimiya i tekhnologiya topliv i masel,
iq6i, No. 8, PP. 47-53
TEXT: The mechanism of deposit formation and corrosion in
gas turbines using residual fuels containing vanadium and sodium is
discussed. Possible methods of avoiding the vanadium corrosion
include injection into the combustion chamber of substances which
react with vanadium pentoxide and the more convenient use of fuel
additives. The object of the present work was to check, on
typical materials used in gas turbines, the corrosivity of
corrosion products of high-aulphur marine heavy-fuel grade CDC -5
(Fe-5) and to study the use of additives to reduce this corrosion .
The tests were made on a model combustion chamber which had
previously been used for testing high sulphur distillate fuels but
for the present work fuel heating equipment was provided. The
test samples were made up as plates of 40 x 25 x 4 mm which were
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placed in the path of flow of the combustion products. Corrosion
was assessed by change in weight after the specimen had been
exposed in the chamber and cleaned by electrolytic treatment in a
solution of sodium carbonate and sodium hydroxide. It was found
that corrosion is most intense in the first 2 - 3 hours and that
it has reached a practically constant value at the end of 5 hours
so that there was no need to continue the tests longer than this.
The reference fuel was grado (~-12 (F-12) containing 130 parts per
million sodium and no vanadium. The vanadium content of the other
fuels ranged from 16 to 35 parts per million vanadium. The first
tests were made with nickel base alloys ')H -435 (E1-435) and
%zi4-602 (Ei-6o2) which show little vanadium corrosion at tempera-
tures below 650-700 OC; however, at higher temperatures the rate
of corrosion risen rapidly. Alloys based on iron such as grade
)it-481 (EX-481) are much more affected by vanadium than are the
nickel alloys, particularly at the higher temperatures, The higher
the vanadium content of the fuel, the lower the temperature at
which the rising inflection of the corrosion curve occurs. At a
gas temperature of 800-850 OC appreciable corrosion in observed
with 10 ppm vanadium in the fuel, whereas at 630-680 CC corrosion
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El94/El35
increases appreciably only with fuel of 30 ppm vanadium or more.
In general, at temperatures of 650-850 OC the combustion products
of fuels containing 14 - 35 parts per million vanadium increased
the rate of corrosion by a factor of 4 to 15, depending on the
alloy used. The effect of additives was chocked on fuel grade F-12
(no vanadium) and Fx-5 containing 27 parts per million vanadium
and 9 parts per million sodium using alloys EI-602, EI-481 and
EI-417. The additives used were organic compounds of magnesium
that are readily soluble in heavy fuels-but differing in the
structure of*the organic,radical. The use of additive to the extent
of 0.2% weight of fuel greatly reduced vanadium corrosion. It was
shown that some organic magnesium compounds are much more effective
than others. It is concluded that with 30 parts per million
vanadium in the fuel the use of O.ol6% magnesiumlin the form of
soluble organic compounds practically completely prevents vaaadium
corrosion. Tests were also made with injection into the
combustion chamber of ammonia to the extent of 0.5% by weight of the
fuel. This also practically prevents vanadium corrn.-;ion of the
nickel and iron alloys within the temperature range tested.
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S&WIDOI Ye.G.,, prof., doktor tekhn. pauk; M:GLUI, B.A.; PAFOK, K.K.,
prof. doktor tekhn. nauk; ZARUBRi, A.P.; RAGOZIH, N.A.;
SHIMONAYZV,"r.S.; CHERTKOV, Ya.B.; LIVSHITS, S.M.;
BESS-ZOM, K.I.; LOSIKOVO B.V.; SABLINA, Z.A.; HOZHKOVp I.V.;
GUREYEV, A A:;-FAI"YAIIOV A D . ZRELOV, V.11.; ZARUDNY-Y, P.P.;
BRATKOVp A:A ;I 011p I.G.; LEVINA, Ye.S., ved. red.; TITSKAYA,
B.F., ved. red.; FEMOVA, I.G., tekhn. red.
(Notor., jet, and rocket fuels) Motormye,, reaktivnye i raketnye
topliva. 4.1 perer. i dop. izd. Moskvay Gos. nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo neftianoi. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ryo 1962. 741 p.
(MIRA 15:2)
(Rockets (Aeronautics))-Fuel)
(Jet propulsion)
(Motor fuels)

3h255
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AUTHORS: Losikov, B.V., Professor, Doctor of Technical
Sciences, FaVyanov, A.D,__, Engineer, Mikulin, Yu,V,,
Engineer and Aleksandrova, L.A., Candidate of
Technical Sciences
TITLE: An investigation of the influence of combustion
products of sulphurous distillate fuels on the con-
structional materials of gas turbines
PERIODICAL: Energomashinostroyeniye, no.2, 1962, 34-36
TEXT: The use of gas turbines is to be considerably extended
and they will be required to run on fuel containing about 1%
sulphur. It was accordingly of importance to study the influence
of fuel combustion products on the corrosion of turbine parts, In
principle both high and low temperature corrosion might occur, but
the former is the more probable in gas turbines. The tests were
made on a small laboratory combustion chamber with a fuel consump-
tion of about 1 kg per hour in which were placed specimens made of
sheet material, discs and runner blades of gas turbines. The tests
were made with diesel fuel containing from 0.2 to 1.6% sulphur,
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taking as a standard the low-sulphur diesel fuel grade AC (DS) to
standard roCT4749-49 (GOST 4749-49) containing 0.2% sulphur, which
is currently used in gas turbines. Corrosion was assessed by
weighing the specimens. Before weighing they were cleaned electro-
lytically in a molten bath of 40~6 Na2CO3 and 60% NaOH at a tempera-
ture of 500-5500C with a current density of 0.25 A/cm2. In the
first series of tests measurements were made of the corrosion
resistance of alloys exposed to corrosion products of sulphurous
fuels. The exposures were made in steps of ten hours using steel
based on iron (grade )VI 481 (EI 481)) and on nickel (grade )M 4379
(EI 43?B)) as compared with an ordinary steel grade 10 exposed for
50 hours at a temperature of 6500C, The nickel alloy was practi-
cally uncorroded at this temperature; there was appreciable corros-
ion of the iron-based alloy; and the steel grade 10 was consider-
ably corroded. With steels based on iron it is found that increas-
ing the sulphur content of the fuel may reduce the rate of corros-
ion. This was confirmed on another iron-based steel, grade 2X13
(2 Kh 13). Curves of corrosion loss as functions of temperature
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in combustion products of fuels containing 0.2 and 1% sulphur were
plotted for nickel-based steels grades EI 437B13M 602 (EI 602)
and 34435 (EI 435) and also for a number of other steels grades
El 481, 3X13 (3 Kh 13) 9 :)A 41? (EI 417), W 612 (EI 612), )M 607,
(EI 607), 3V1 617 (EI 617) and others. The results show that the
corrosion resistance of the steels diminishes above a temperature
of 600-7000C for iron-based steels and above 750-8000C for nickel-
based steels. As sea-water might enter the fuel or the combustion
air of marine gas turbines, admixtures of salt water were made to
the combustion products. When salt water was present in the air
to the extent of 1% weight of the fuel, the corrosion of alloys by
combustion products was higher with sulphurous fuels than in low
sulphur. If the amount of salt water is reduced to 0.3% there is
considerable reduction in the corrosion loss with sulphurous
diesel fuel. As turbines may operate intermittently tests were
made of exposure to combustion products followed by exposure to
normally moist air. Under the test conditions used the iron-
based steels (EI 481, lX18H9T (1 Kh 18N9T), 3 Kh 13 and 2 Kh 13)
and nickel-based steels (EI 437 B) behave similarly in combustion
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products of fuels containing 0.2 end 1% sulphur. When the sulphur
content is increased to 1.4%, the corrosion of the iron-based
steels increases quite rapidly, whilst that of the nickel-based
does not. It is concluded that the combustion products of sul-
phurous fuels containing from 0.2-1%,sulphur have practically
identical corrosivity to steels based on iron and to those based on
nickel. If the sulphur content is increased to 1.4-1.6% there is
more corrosion. On a number of steels (for instance grades
EI 481 and 2 Kh 13) the presence of low-humidity air in the
combustion chamber causes the combustion products of sulphurous
fuels to somewhat retard the corrosion process as compared with the
products of low sulphur fuel, apparently because a protective
sulphide film forms on the metal surface. ALternate action of
combustion products and moist air, which corresponds to actual
corrosion conditions in gas turbines, increases the corrosion of
the steels by a factor of 2-3 for fuels containing 1.4-1,5%
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sulphur as compared with fuels containing 0.2-1% sulphur. There
are 6 figures, 3 tables and no references.
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AUTHORS: rat'yaa9x,-AA-, Mikulin, Yu.V., and Aleksandrova, L.A.
TITLE: Assessment of the deposit forming tendencies of high
sulphur distillate fuels in a model combustion chamber
PERIODICAL: Khimiya i telchnologiya topliv i masel,
no.4, 1962, 56-59
TE)Cf: Diesel fuel currently produced from high sulphur
Eastern crudes is more aromatic than corresponding fuel from. low
sulphur crudes. Such distillate fuels are widely used in gas
turbines where deposit formation is a nuisance and high aromatic
content is known to promote deposit formation. Accoraingly,
deposit formation tests were made in a laboratory combustion
chamber rig described by N.A. Ragozin in his book (Ref.l:
Topliva dlya vozdushno-reaktivnykh dvigateley (Fuel for Aviation
Jet Engines), Gostoptekhizdat, 1956). Fuels of various sulphur
contents in the range 0-0-7751 and aromatic content in the range
6.45-23.6% were prepared by blending available fuels or by acid
treatment. All the fuels were of similar viscosity and gravity.
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In the rig fuel was burned at a rate of 500 g/hour and tests
were made for times of 2 and of 5 hours. Deposit formation was
assessed by weight increase. In two hour tests it ivas found
that for a given aromatic content variations in sulphur within
the range quoted had little effect on deposit formation but that
deposit increased with aromaticity, and the more so the higher
the sulphur content. For instance, with a sulphur content of
0.10-0.211J. increasing the aromatics content from 6.5-10'du to 22~u
increases the deposit formation by a factor of 1.5. ~Jith a
sulphur content of 0.45-0.7',Q a similar increase in aromaticity
doubles the deposit formation. Similar behaviour was observed in
studying the deposit forming tendencies of commercial and
experimental diesel fuels containing various amounts of sulphur
and aromatics. High sulphur fuel to Standard ~-'OCT 305-58
(GOST 305-56) containing 0.8-0.9% sulphur was tested on a full-
scale gas turbine for 105 hours. Light and easily removed
deposit was found on three of the nozzles; there was no deposit
on the other thirteen. Three hundred hour tests with this fuel
on a 300 k1l turbine showed no increase in deposit formation as V~
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Assessment of the deposit fortning ... s/o65/62/000/004/oo4/oo4
E194/E184
compared with low sulphur fuel. It is concluded that fuels
with up to 0,91P, sulphur and up to 2591~ aromatics do riot cause
appreciable deposit formation on nozzles or in the combustion
chamber.
There are 4 figures and 4 tables.
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LCGIKOVI B.V., doktor tekhn.nauk, Vrof.; ATIYANOV AJ, inzh.;
MIKULIN, Yu.V., inzh.; AIXMAND~b~~~Jekhn.naak
Studying the effect of products of combustion of distillation
sulfurous fuels on the structural materials of gas turbines.
Energomashinostroenie 8 no.2:34-37 F 162. (MIRA 15:2)
(Diesel fuelo--Testing) (Steel-Corrosion)

FATIYANOTp A.D.; MIKULIN, lu.V.; ALSKSANDROVA, L.A.
letimation of the scals-forning capacity of distillate sulfur-
bearing fuels in a model coabustion chamber. XhIm.i tekh.topl.i
masel 7 no.4356.-59 Ap( 162. (MIRA 15:4)
Fuel-Testing)

QV~,_A D.; ALEKSANDROVA2 Lel.,% ~~A, H.M.
LOSIKOV) B.T.;_jAT'YNL
Soparpite quantitative detemination of % and SC~ In tho
exbol t gases of engines. Khim. i tekb. topL i masel. 9 noo6t
"-/+? Je*64 (UMA r, :11, )

ACCESSION NR; Ap4oiT5T5
S/0065/64/000/003/0058/0062
AUTHOR: Losikov,, B. V.; Fatlyatiov, A.__k,,_; Aleksandrova, L. AG'*P
Golovistikovo I. V.; Berezina, 170-Me
TITLE; Oils for S,;.s turbine installations
SOURCE.: Xhimiya i tekhnol. topliv I masel, no- 3., 1964, 58-62
TOPIC TAGS: oil, oil antioxidant, antifriction additive, gas turbine
oil, ionol, butyl phenol, pentachloro diphenyl, sovol
ABSTRACT: The purpose of the work was to find an all-purpose oil for
the lubrication of both bearings and the reducer of a gas turbine.
It should have low viscosity and good antioxidant and antifriction
prop6rtie*s (no sediments formed). The choice was a transformer oil
which was tested with a number of additives to provide the above
properties. After extensive-experiments, the authors found that the
addition of ionol (4-methyl-2,6-di-tert-butylphenol) in a proportion
of 0 .2-0-7% increases oil stability at 170-200C and gives incompara-
.bly jbetter results as an antioxidant than tributyl-, triphenyl- and
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'ACCESSION NR: AP4017575
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,;tricresyl-phosphates (sediment reduced from 0.9 to 0.1%). It
was
further found that the addition of 1% sovol (pentachlorbdipher) 1), a
,chemically'stable and fully Inert'compound, raises the anti-wear
,(antifriction) roperties-of the oil to the level of the MK-22 oil
(brltical load 4 and 50 kg, respectively). The addition of more
than.2p sovol does not improve the anti-wear property. Both addi-
*~tives are compatible. Laboratory tests were verified by an actual
.turbihe run. Oil-for gas turbines with ionol and sovol additives is
at present manufactured accordinS to the GOST 1o289-62 standard.
Orig. art. has:-4 figures and 4 tables.
~ASSOC~ATION: none
:.SUBMITTED: 00 DATr.. ACQ: 23Mar64 ENCL: 00
~SUB CODE: CH, FL NO REP SOV: 000 OTHER: Ood~
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FAT'YANOV, A. S.
Dissertation: "Soils of the Gorlkovskaya oblast.p Dr Agr Sci, Soil
Inst 'Wn' V- V- Dokucha"v, Acad Sci TJSSR, Moscow, Oct-Dec 53.
(Vestnik Akademii Nauk, Moscow, Jun 54) (Short summary of work is given)
SO: SUM 318. 23 Dec 1954

FAVYANOV, A.S.
Humic acid obtained from natural soil solutions. Pochvoyedenie 153,
10.1, 17-25. (MLRA 6:2)
(CA 47 no.14:7141 153)

T-
USSR/Soil Science Soil Biology J.
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 4, 1958, 15303
Author : A.S. Fatlyanov
Inst :
Title : The Humic Acids Secreted From Natural Soil Solutions.
(0 peregnoynykh 1--islotakh, vydelennykh iz prirodnykh
pochvennykh rastvorov).
Orig Pub : Pochvovedeniye, 1956, No 9, 89-91
Abstract : A study of the reactions of fulvic acid Lcrenic and
apocrenic acidjs together with the sesquioxide hydrides
secreted from natural solutions of podzolic soil has
shown that these acids are very near to the fulvic acids
in their properties, The solubility of Fe and Al cre-
nates is considerably higher than the apocreantes of
these same metals. The role of crenic acid in the for-
mation of podzolic soils lies in its strengthening the
moving capacity of Fe and particularly Al.
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DOBRYNIN, V.P., prof.; OLISHANSM, M.A.p akadeinik, loktor; YELIN, Ye.Ya.,,
dots.; prof .,- GUBAREV.. A.N.; TKACHENKO, F.I.9
dots.; CHIZHEVSKIY, M.G., prof.. lektor; AVDONIN, N.S.., prof.,
lektor; ONUCUK, A.I., dots.; DUNIN, M.S... prof., lektor;SAVZDARG.,
E.E.j prof., lektor; MUMD-IISKIY, N.D., dots., lektor; AVERIYANOV,,
S.F., dots., lektor; POLUBOYARINOV, 1.1.2 dots.; GUBAUV) A.N., red.
izd-va., NAUMOV., K.M.., tekhn. red, j
(Textbook on agriculture for par-ty schools]Ucbebnoe posobie po aell-
skomu khoziaistyu Oda partiinykh shkol. Moskva. R.1. (Crop fa=-
ing] Zemledelie. 1958. 397 p. (MIRA 15:1)
-I* Kommunnisticheakaya partiya Sovetskogo Soyuza. Vysobaya par-
tiymWa shkola. 2. Vysshaya partiynaya shkola pri TSentraltnm ko-
mitete Kommnisticheskoy partii Sovetskogo Soyuza (for Dobrynins
01'shanskiyp Gubarev, Tknehankap Chizhevskiyp Avdonin, Onuebak,
Duninp Savzdarg., Kremenstakiy., Averlyanov). 3. Vsosoyuznaya akade-
miya sel'skokhozyaystvennykh nauk im. V.I.Lenina (for Ollshanskiy).
I+. Vysshaya partiynaya shkola pri TSentrallnom komitete Komnunisti-
cheiskoy partii Ukrainy (for Yelin, Poluboyarinov). 5. Gortkovskaya
Vysshaya partiymya shkola (for Fatlyanov).
(Agriculture)

FAT I YANOV A,So - - ,
-MEN"
Some features, of the reaction between soils and fulvic acid
solution [with summry in Inglish]. Pochvovedenie no.8:102-105
Ag 158. (MIRA 11:9)
l.Gorlkovskir sellmkokhosys' tvennyy institut.
Oulvic acidr (Humus)

cow~t ry U-C. 6 R
C at,&gory Soil Science. General.
Abs -our RZhBiol,q No 6, 1959t 34574
Aut'r.)r s Fatt 3
ln:~'. : "MR "'Vro t+aeiedagogical Institute.
Title Importance of the Economic Activity of Man in
the Development of the Northern Forest-and-
Steppe Soil CeNver.
Orig Pub Ucho zap. Gor1kovsk. gos. ped. in-t. 19589
207 34-58
Abstract so No abstract.
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PAT IYANOV. A.S.
-
.... .. soils according to agricultural use and their relative
evaluation. Poahvovedmnla no.6:16-22 Je '59-
(MIRA 12:9)
1. Gorlkovel-ty sel'skakhozyaystvennyy institut.
(So i19)

FATIYANOVj F.9 starshiy leytenant
Teaching crown direct fire. Voen. vest. 40 no. 3:109-111
mr 161. (Artillery) (+4H# 14:2)

LUZENOV. Ye.I.;F4TjWOV, N.I.; KHOTINCHMO, N.M.; KUSBXO, I.M., re-
daktor7,-RAMIU, I.P., tdchnichookiy redaktor.
[Cyclical work sche&xle for coal mines of the Donets Basin]
Grafic toiklichnoi raboty ugollrqkh shakht Donbass&. Kiev.
Isd-vo Almdenti nauk Ulcrainskol SSR, 1953. 52 p. (HIM 8:2)
(Donets Basin--Coal mines and mining)