SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT N.A. FRANTASYEV - B.S. FRANTSEN

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From the data it follows' thif the minimutd content of impurities is
found in MgC12 B and D; hende, in supplying electrolyzers with MSGI B and D#
i,the current'yLeld is the highest and the amount of Aime formed is fowesto
It should bi noted that the main amount of impurities entering the.~
!electrolyzers with MgCla B ani 0 is contained in the magnesium which comes
from the reduction apparatus.
The greatest kmount of impurities is contained in carnallite and MgC12
.ShEP which results in the lowering the technological factors of electrolysis
and increased slime formation.
The conducted studLes indicated that all impurities wLth the exception
of SO~2 are accumulated in the slime and the ma~neaLuu raw material during
electrolysis (N.A. Frantas' yev, Jr., XAME,(Worke of the All-Union Aluminum and
6 6 _,_
Magnesium Institute), 19 3 No 504'*T t,
aXe,nn4a (Nonferrous Metals),
1964, No 5)g impurity accumulati;n fh'thi- ;arictiblyte does no occur.
The main change in impurity contentin the electrolyte occurs in the
Jirst 15-30 minutes after pouring the raw material.
Accumulation of impurities in the slime occurs with the simultaneous
'increase in -the content of magnesium in them. The content of Hg in the slim
during the 81 Apply Of K9G12 B and D to the electrolyzers amounted to 5-7%
(magnesium in the sample is 2-3% and screened magnesium is 3-4%). The main
;amount of magnesium settles in the slime after filling the bath with raw materi&4'
As further atudies indicAted, the magnesium losses in the slime can be reduced
;only with thei- siguLf Leant reductLon of the anount of all LopurLtLes. enterLng
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AUTHOR: Muzhzhavlev, K. D.t Lebedev, 0. A.: Fr antaa&v.,N. A.; 01yunin, G. V.;
Dolgikh, T. K.: Sheka. T. S.
ORG: none
TITLE: Improvement in the technology of magnesium chloride electrolnisi
SOURCE: Tsvetnyye metallyiAno. 3. 1965, 6U--U5-j_j
TOPIC TAGS: electrolytel electrolysisp titaniump 4agnesium, chloridet furnacep
magnesium ccmpound, chlorination
ABSTRACT- . On the basis of 'the pil;t plant investigations conducted by the
:authors in 1959-1960, a sodLum-potassium electrolyte composed of (%):8-18
MgC12, 60-30 NsCl, 20-50 KGI, 0-10 CaC12 or BaC12, was recommended for the
lelectrolysis of M9C12 obtained from the production of titanium.
In IS161-1963, at one magnesium plant, extensive resdarch of the sodium
potassium electrolyte was cPP4440 at a group of experimental industrial
-electrolyzers operated for 1-1.5 years after replacement of the lining before
the beginning of the testa. For comparison, the sodium-calcium and potassium
electrolytemi were tested simultaneously under comparable conditions.
The clectrolyzera were fed molten MgC12 from titanium production con-
taining (%): 95-99 MgCl 0.4 MgO, 0.004 SiO 29 0.007 Fe, d-' 0.02 C, 0.01 So 420
110.01 F , 0,'04.11 0, and 99-2 Mg metal.
I The olimg from the electrolyzers was removed manually once in 7 days;
'the distance between electrodes was kept at 8-10 cmi fluorides were not
introduced inio the electrolyz rm. The anode current density for all electroly-i,
Izerawas identical - 0.43 &/cm In contrast to the earlier issued recommends-
;tions the electrolyte temperature was kept at 700-7200C..
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TO control the-true value of the current yield the electrolyzers were
,periodically (6-10 days) changed to a feed Of MgC12 obtained in electrical
ahaf t f urna ces.
Identically high and stable average current yield, approximating 90%,
.wan obtained in the sodium-potassium and potassium electrolyzers, The
~current yield for the sodium-calcium electrolyti was 4-6% lower.
The amount of slime in the potassium and sodium-potassium electrolytes
.was identicAl (0.06 kg/mg Mg); in the sodium-calcium electrolyte, 70% more
slime was obtained.
Because of these factors-the actual electrical conductivity of the
sodium-potaissium electrolyte is approximately 20% higher than the electrical
conductivity of the sodium-calcium electrolyte with the same-amount of N&C1
in the electrolyte.
The amount of magnesium raw material inthe main impurities, the losses
of metallic: magnesium with the slime, the yield and concentration of chlorin*,!
and the sUibility of the lining in the experimental industrial slactrolyxars
were identical for all three electrolyte compositions.
Relationship of current yield to the interelectrode distance showed in
'pilot-plant. electrolyzers of the All-Union Aluminum and Magnesium 4natitute
that the change in distance between electrodes within the limits of
~3-16 cm does not at all affect current yield.
In 1963, this relationship was'studied on an experimental industrial
electrolyze.r. Wh-3n'the composition of the electrolyte was (in %): 8-12 MgC1 20
~.22-24 NaCl, 63-56 KC1 and 3.0 CGC12- the current yield and the electric

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power consijmption remained almost unchanged upon decreasing the interelectrode 0
distance from G-9 to 4-5 cm, but the current at the electrolyzer cell'in the
second case was increased by 20% because of the additional current feed from
'the auxiliary generator and disconnection of one cell. The losses of chlorine
with the gases of the cathode auction and its concentration in the anode gas
remained unchanged., The amount of slime also remained unchanged.
Relationship of current yield and slime content to the MgC1 concen-
tration in the electrolyte was conducted on the pilot plant electroiyxer of
!VAMI at 2000 amps.
Gra!nulated M902 from titanium production containing (in %): 0.5-1.5
H20, 0.4-0.7 MgO was the raw material. MgCl2 was loaded into the electrolyzer~
continuously with the aid of a trough feeder. The variation in corrantration
in a single period did not exteed 1%,.and the electrolyte level w kept
.4-strictly constant,
If -One 8, 4b e concentration oU
take-- a's 0!~, the amount of slime when th
MgC12 is 6%, then when the content of MgC1 in the electrolyte is 9. 13 and
2
.16%, this value is 118, 154, and 195% respectively. Lnereased MgC12 concen-
trations in the electrolyte from 6-9 to 13% led to the increase of current
~.yield from 86 to 90%.
It is evident that to obtain a high and stable current yield the MgC12
concentration in the electrolyte of industrial electrolyzers should not be
ibelow 8-10% (the upper limit -- not over 18-20%)
It is interesting to note that the MgC12 content change in the range
''of 6-16% in the electrolyte did not at all affect the value of the aversg~i
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;voltage of the electrolyzer.
The cause of this, evidently, is the fact that the reverse emE measured.
iby the instantaneous cut-out of a ~~ll was 2.92 V at 6% MgC12 and 2.28 V at
116% M&C12.
Relationship of the current yield and slime content to the duration of
intervals between recoveries of slime at the VAM pilot plant electrolyzer
showed that,the duration of interval between extractionct the slime was
increased -to 142 days; thereupon the amount of slime amounted to 0.01 kgAg
Mg in all.
In 1961, in an experimental industrial electrolyser, the time of the
-J-Ti-tervale between slime- removal was set at 40-50 days; the current yield was
i85-87%. in 1963 this task was studied more in detail at two experimental
:industrial electrolyzers.
Froca the data obtained it follows that vhen feeding MgCl from titanium
2
.production to electrolyzers the slime content depends not so much an the amount
:of raw material, composition of the electrolyte a!$ design of the electrolynic
.as on the conditions for slime recovery.
Testing of an electrolyzer with a graphitj hearth with MgC12 feed from
M-o-t-p-Tint scale for 4 months.
the titanium production was conducted on pi
The total current at the electrolyzer was 2000 amps; ~ha current
shunted to the hearth -- 100-200 smos (D a 0.03-0.06 amps/cm
With a disconnected hearth, the current yield and slime formation were
the same an Ja the pilot plant electrolyzer with an ordinary hearth.
During anode polarization of,the graphite hearth, the slime completely I
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disappeared in 2-3 days; during operation with a connected hearth no slime
was formed.
However, both inthe first and also in the second case the current
yield was reduced from 88-91 tp 80-05%, i.e., by 5-8%. This can be explained
by the chlorination of impurities and their harmful effect on the process.
.Research in this area will be continued. Of much interest in remo ing the
,harmful effect of impurities in the use of chlorine discharging anodes with
which all or part of-the chlorine is carried off through the body of the an6de,
Such,experiments are being conducted at the present time. . : i
With the further mastery of the sodLum-potassium electrolyte, increase
of NaC1 in it, and the introduction into industry of the operating regimes
:at small distances (4-5 mm) between electrodes, these indicators in the
opinion of the authors, can amount to 88-90% and 50.4-52.2 megajoules/kg of
Mg (14.0-14.5 kilowatt-hoursAg of Mg) respectively, when the currentis
20-30% higher than at the present.
The tests on experimental industrial electrolyzers, as well as the
,physical and chemical properties of the sodLum-potassium electrolyte which
:are favorable to the electrolytic process and the high quality Of MgC12 from
Lthe production of titanium, can serve to conform this.
The-selection of the actual ratio of NaCl:KCI in the electrolyte depends
on the technical scheme of the plant and level of mechanization of slime
irecovery processes. As the calculation of economic effectiveness indicates,
'the use o~ the sodium-potassium electrolyte in place of the sodium-calcium one
Ipermits a reduction of approximately 5% in the cost of magnesium.

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Additionally, the use of this electrolyte permits the mechanisation of
the slime recovery with the aid of a vacuum. With sodium-calcium or sodium-
~barLum electrolytes this means of slime recovery is hardly applicable because
,of the large 108866 Of QC12 or BQC12. The oodium-potansium electrolyte should -
.be recommended for use, in turn, for high quality MgC12- However, in the future
.this electrolyte composition way be quite practical for all forms of.MSC12-
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Czechoslovakia
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Sanat_-rium of Child Tuberculosib (Liecebna detskej tbc), Lucivna;
Director: Dr. R. SIMEK;
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pp 668-674
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Children (Detska liecobna tbc), Dolny 6mokovec;
Director: Dr. J. SPURA
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Czechoslovakia
MD; Chairman, Second Intern Section (II. int. odd.)
Children's Tuberculosis Institute (Liecebna dotskej tbc),
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FRALTIK, M.
Czechoslovakia
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Children's Tuberculosis Institute (Liecebna detskej tbe),
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Sep 62, Pp 586-590.
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tions and Calmettization".
Co-author:
FOHANKA, P., Children's Tuberculosis Institute (Detska liecebna
-Mc-), Dolny Smokovec; Director: J, SFURA, MD; Chairman of First
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AUTHORSs Zabotin, K. P., Morozov, L. A., Kryukov, I. V. I F_rantiulkiy, _.L.A,.
TITLEs Experiment With a Continuous Polymerization of Methylacrylate
in Emul" ion (Opyt nepreryvnoy polimerizatsii metilakrilata v
emullaii)
PERIODICI.Li Khimicheskaya promyshlennost', 1959, Ur 3, pp 3o - 31 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt Despite of the advantages of a tube reactor for the continuous
polymerization (PS) of methylacrylate (I) it was not used in
this case, as (P) starts at 720 with the applied initiator
(ammonium persulfate), and is followed by an intensive develop-
ment of gas. k somewhat different system with a cylindric re-
actor was used which served the purpose of PVC polymerization
Ref 1) (Fig - scheme of the system). For the (P) technical

-was used with about 93~ (I), 0.2~,of acid and 0.1-0.2%
M
of hydroquinone. The latter was separated before the (P) by
means of a 5% NaOH solution. "Necal" and sulphanolb served as
emulgators. The composition of the reaction compound is given.
The polymerization degree of the received product amounted
to about 500. Data concerning the viscosity, respectively the
(Mw) are also given . It is stated that speed and the (P)
Card 1/2 degree are lower in the continuous (P) than in the periodical

Experiment With a Continuous Polymerization of SOV/64-59-3-7/24
Methylacrylate in Emulsion
(P). Data are given of a (P) of (I) according to the con-
tinuous method under the application of sulphanoles and various
amounts of ammonium sulfate, as well as a (P) of (I) with
0.002% of hydroquinone. The latter showed that the M of the
polymer is increased by a reduction of the hydroquinone content.
There are 1 figure and 1 reference.
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AUTHORS; Zabotin, K. P., Morozoi, L. A., Kryukov, I. V.,. Frantinakiy,
K. A., Golubev, A. k.
TITLEt Continuous Method of the Copolymerization of Butyl Acrylate
With Acrylonitrile in Emulsions
PERIODICAL; Khiinicheakaya promyshlennost', 1959, Nr.6, PP 486 - 487 (USSR)
ABSTRAM The product obtained by the copolymerization mentioned in the
title is used in the manufacture of artificial leather, in
leather dyeing, eta. Publications mention a semi-continuous
method (Ref 1) for this polymerization. Here, a continuous
method is described, which has already been proposed for the
copolymerization :of divinyl with styrene (Ref 2). From the
ocheme given (Fig ) it is seen that a tube reactor is used.
The following composition in parts by weight is used as reaction
mixturet butyl acrylate: 54, "sulfonol" (emulsifier)% 2,ammonium
persulfate (as initiator): 0.1, acrylonitrilet 16, watert 100.
The reaction mixture was introduced into the reactor at a
rate of 1.2 1/h and 1.8 1/h respectively, and the copolymeriza-
Card 1/2 tion was carried out at approximately 80 In order to prevent

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Continuous Method of the Copolymerization of Butyl SOV/64-~,9-6-6/28
Acrylate With Acrylonitrile in Emulsions
coagulation of the finished latex 4-7~o of ethylene glycol
was added. There are 1 figure and 2 references.
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F,-,~~: *TT7, J.
Treining newdrivers in basic orranizations.
p. 583 (Svet Motorti. Vol. -11., no. 19, Sept. 1~),57. PrPha, Czec'-oslovnkia)
Monthly Index of av-ast European Accessions ( E7--',!) 1-C. Vol. 7, nc. 2,
February 1958

VINCENT, Gustav, Inz. dr.; FER, Frantisek, inz.
Hybrids of the European and Japanese larch on the experiment
plot of the Litovel Forest Enterprise. Les cas 11 no.4:367-
378 Ap 165.
1. Faculty of Forestry of the Higher School of Agric%~il~ure,
Brno (for Vincent). 2. Scient'fic Institute of Forestry ..f'
tile Higher School of Agriculture, Kostelec nad Cernyml Lesy
(for Fer). Submitted March 26, 1964.
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FRANTISIM-K, Lenolch CFJUTTI~FK, L], prof.
Some problems in trenting mente rheumntism. Yop.okh.mnt, i det,
3 noe3:45-50 JI-Agg 158 (MIn 11:8)
(RUMATIC FrVFR)

FRANTISIOW, Ivan Moisoyevich; HOZANOV) M.D., red.; PHESN'OVA, V.A.9
I'Crane builders of Leningrad; the past and preBent of the
Kix3v hoisting and conveying equipment plant in Leningrad,
1853-1961]leningradakie kranostroiteli; o proshlon i na-
atroiashchem. leningradskogo zavoda pod"ecno-transportnogo
coborudovaniia. imeni S.K.K:Lrova, 1953-1961. Leningrad, Len-
izdat, 1962. 350 P. (MIRA 15:9)
(Leningrad-Labor and laboring classes)
(Cranes, derricks, otc,)

FRANTIU, 1,
Specific platina consumption in our production of thin, steel plates.
Metallura and Machine Construction, /13:9:Mar. 55
;'Wim
4A 'a
V
V 1S

FRAVTIU, I.
Systematization of specific consumption of steel for profile and half-finished pro-
ducts rolling mills. p. 47. METALURGIA SI CONSTRUCTIA DE MASM. (YAni3terul Industr1ei
Metalurgice sl ConstructUlor de Madni 91 Asoclatia StUnifica a Inginerilor A
T chniclejor) Bucuresti.
Vol. 7. no. 11. Wov. 1955.
SOURCE: E"t European Aces9ions List, (EVAI), Library Of Congress,
Vol. 5. No. 11, Novembero 1956.
R.,

M-'174111IG I
Increased service period of mill rolls. p. 7. TENNICA NCUA. (Asociatia
StUntifica a Inginerilor si Tehnicianilor) Bucuresti. Vol. 2, no. 25,
Nov. 1955.
So. East European Accessions List Vol. 5, No. 9 September, 1956

FRANTRI,-L-
Problems and achievements in the process of rerfecting the Production of
steel roMng m3l.1s. p. 51.
METALURGIA SI CONSTRUCTIA DE MIASINI
Vol. 8, no. 1, Jan. 1956
Rumania
Source: EAST EUROFEAN LISTS Vol. 5, no. 10 Oct. 1956

FR
ART-TU,-J .
4~pplication of certain formulas for testing specific expenditures of
steel in the rroduction of rollIng mi I Is for Profiled Iron and semifinished
products. p. 63.
M41TURGIA 31 CONS~-RUCTTA DE MASM
Vol. 8, no. 3, Mar. 1956
Rumahia
Source: UST EUROFEAN LISTS Vol. 5, no. 1C Oct. 1956

~-14 1~ vlvl- k-;,- F.
FRANTIU, I.
FRANTIU2 1. Problems of some rolling mills in Czechoslovakia. p. 74.
Vol. 8. no. 10, Oct. 1956
METALURGIA SI CONSTRUCTIA. DE MASINI.
TECHNOLOGY
RUMANIA
So: East European Accession, Vol. 6. No. 5. May 1957

IN
FRPMnI, 1.
Assortments in the production of laminated sheet metal steel. p. 76.
(W-TALURGIt SI CONSTRUCTD. DE MASINI. Vol. 9, no. 6, June 1957, Rumania)
SO: 'Month1j, List of Best Europen Accessions W. Vol. 6) No. 12, Dea. 1957
Uncl.

FRANTIU., I.
Criteria for the classification of hotleminated steel profiles. p. 385.
(STANDARIZtIT,,A. Vol. 9, no. 8, Aug. 1957, Rumania)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) w. vol. 6, no. 12, Dec. 1957
Uncl.

T.,-~ . ... - ..-
Det-l-IJInOtict, ond pn-cMc,31 Cftlci:lation of! t~,e r_Conorly of ir rr:-c~uctirn rl'
Si C(ristructia De losini. v01. tic, . ~3- t
1'- -;7 Pucu.rcs +
LUM, a n ila
I-ont6h, Index cf Lc;st 1"1,1 1,coe!-,T,. Acce Z3
C. V 7 23
Februel, 1~

o,.' drCicienci~):7~ cl' in,-ot:,-, la-idnatod pruduct-,, arA drawn-
s~cel 7,rodlicts. P. 136.
5T.IJPJ.~I,DI'7A 1,omiqiunea cle Stamdanlizaro. ::ucure-,ti, luruinia
Vol. 11, no. 3, Mar. 1959
Monthly List o..' Eant I~uropoan (ZIEAI) L,", vol, no. FAIA. 19'~)9
Uncl.
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R/009/60/000/004/0021/002
A124/AO26
AWHOR,. -Franl4u,joan, Engineer
T IrME New Achievements in the Field cf Steei Rolling Mi.111 ~j
PERIODICAL3 Metalurgia ;I Construotia de Magini, 14;, 14,. 4, pA
P. 327 - 330
TEXTa The author briefly reviews a few modern Installaticns used in roll-
ing mills, which helped to increase the production capacity. A 850/700/500 con-
tinuous rolling mill was put Into operation in the USSR in 1958. In order to
connect the continuous casting of steel with the rolling of finished products, a
new principle based on the utilization of the universal planetary rolling mill
(Tselikov - Nosal System) was recommended In the USSR. Large blooming-slabbing
mills, with rolls ranging from 1,250 - 1,300 mm in diameter Eire being planned In
the USSR. Special attention is paid to the reconstruction and replacing opera-
tions, as well as to new working methods. The 1,150 blooming m111 of the "Dzer-
zhinskly" Plant in the USSR employs simultaneous rolling of two ingots., The
USSR emphasize the corstruction of continuous rolling mills for broad S-.rips
(1,700 - 2,,10') mm) and of cold-rolling mills for narrow strips (1.8 - 4 mm). Tbe.
plans of a continuous rolling mill for th6 rolling of thin-walled shapes were
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New Achievements in the Field of Steel Rolling Mills Al,24/Ao26
worked out recently. A semiproduct butt-welding installation allowed the con-
struction of a Soviet wire rolling mill. having a rolling speed of 60 n/iec. The
Central Institute of &~ientlfic Researc-h of the Soviet Minis-try of Mechanical En-
gineering developed a. wire cold rolling mill, with a final wire diameter of 1.5
- 2 mm. For the production of welded tubes of small diam6ter and thin walls,
the Soviet Union will construct. tube rolling m1113 with a productisn 4peed of 7
m/see and more. Another type rolling mill for, t'6,, prcducticn of welded 'rubes
up to 250,00C, tons Per YeaT will be acr_,-.~mplished by combining a planetary rollirg
mill with a tube welding Lnstallation and a reducing unit, at w1nich the tubes
will be welded at a ep"-d c.-f 2 m/sec. The cutput of this ~ombinEad Installation
will be 12 m/sec. An experimental- planetary rolling mill for the prcduc-tIcn of
seamless tubes is already In operation in Msscow (Ref. 1), The US3R al~-~o built
an experimental rolling mill for cold rolling of 25 - 40 = tutes, by using 10
individually driven rolling stands. Various Improvements ~:an be achieved by ap-
plying an advanced ms~_hanization clonnected with. an automa'~Ic ~-_-,ntrol c,f diffemnt
operation phases. Brief reference is made to the mainterLan--e and exploitation
of rolling mills. -The continuous Increase of th~, rcllinz 5pesd :tni ilie dem-nd
for better qualities led to the conct.ru,-ion of devi,~es whi,-h mpa-sure and check
the geow. trical dimenzion2 even auring fhe r,,,'-',I.ng Such an apparqtus
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New Achievements In the Field of Steel. Rolling Mille A124/AO26
was developed by the Central Laboratory of Automation in Moscow. This photoslec-
tric apparatus measures the diameter and ovalltY rf 5 - 12 mm wires during h,~
rolling process at a rolling speed of 10 m-seo with a Maximum error of I - 1.5%,
The quality of the rolled goods was aisc Improved ty var1cj5 new meth-~ds. The
USSR improved the quality of tran3-former sheets by using a va,~uu:m treatment cf
the steel. There are 31 references4 13 Scvlt!t; 11. r~erman and 3 English.
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R/009/60/000/010/002/009
A1257AI26
A'UTHOR% Fran?iu, loan, Engineer
TITLEt A simplified calculation for the quantity of scale formed when
heating-carbon-steel
PERIODICAL: Metalurgia pi Constructia de 11apini, no. 10, 1960, 865 - 867
TEXTs The authors presents a simple formula for the calculation of
the scale quantity produced in the heating of carbon-steel. The general
formula expressing the quantity of scale is:
-b
A - aYF7- eT , in g/cM2
in which a and b are the conotants; t the duration of the hbating, min;
T - the heating-temperature, OK; and e the base of natural logarithms
2-718- Since this formula does not correspond to the practical require-
ments, the following formula is recommendedt
A = a - , kg/m2,
T Tyt (3),
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A simplified calculation for the... A125/A126
in which aT is the scale formed within one hour at a temperature of T 00;
AT - the scale formed in t hours; and t - the number of hours. In a grad-
ual heating, the temperature increases from 200C to the maximum, and the
steel oxidizes in zones of different temperatures. The scale formed in a
previous zone influences its formation in the following zones. For this
purpose the scale production is calculated separately for every zone, de-
signated with AT1, AT2... etc. A calculation example is given in Table 2.
This method can-be simplified by-calculating the scale quantity until the
piece leaves the second zone, computed by using the t2 + t1r maintainance
timei
..+-(AT1)2 (aTl-)2tl,
AT1-2 ~ aT2 V7,~tjr~ aTVi2 aT2 -1,Vt2 + aT2
ATI-2 t2(aT,)2 + tj(aTj )2.
This relation for two heating zones can be generalized for n zones:
AT1-n -Ytj(aTj)Z + t2(aT2)4 + "' tn (a Tn)4' (4)-
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A simplified calculation for the...
R/009/60/000/0-,0/002/009
A125/A126
The results obtained with '(4) are practically the same'as those calculated
by the successive operation with partial formulae. This general formula re-
quires only half as many operations than the convential formula. There are
3 tables and 2 referencest 1 Soviet-bloc and 1 non-Boviet-blac.
Table 2.
Example for _PnA_
I T_- 1 t, + '(,-I)
on 'r.
calculating
the scale
1
0.25
11 -0.3
Ar,
0.25 YF.3 - 0.14
quantity
2 is-
11, - 0,3 r
0,43
A, -
- 0,4 1W,11 - 0.24
0.4 ,_.
21
~
3 O.H5 I& + 0.5 + .
-0.66, .1 r - 0.65 VFJGG - 11.53
0.65 ,

+ 0,0 11.83 A,
,
2 1 0.6 +
Y A, -1.0 VF,'8-7, LFIS
2 .
3,2 0.3 -P
( A:, -3.,_ Y;-,7.., 2.5'6
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R/009/60/000/0 I I 005/0W
A231/A126
AUTHOR: Fran~iu, Ioan, Engineer
TITLEt The problem of high-quality thin sheets V/
PERIODICALt Metalurgia 91 Construo;1a do Magini, no. 11, 1960, 1,001 - 1,008
TEM.- The field of application for high-quality thin sheets made of soft
steel is continuously growing. The tendency in general processing is directed to-
wards plastic deformation, preferably by cold dishing. Rumanian plants produce
various assortments of sheets, characterizee. in STAS 1988-59, which includes: TD
pickled sheets and TDA pickled sheets for canventional dishing. The chemical com-
position and mechanical properties of the STAS 1988-59 sheets are compared with
GOST 914-56 and DIN 1623 (1959) sheets in Tables 2 and 3. Two Rumanian plants are
equipped with non-automatic rolling mills which are processing sheet billets. At
the third plant, rolling mills for the processing of sheet billets were installed
during the last few years. Rumanian plants can apply only cold rolling. Two roll-
ing mills additionally use straightening and polishing (a 0.5 - 1% cold reductio4
Annealing of sheets is accomplished in tunnel furnaces fueled with gas or mazout.
Electric furnaces are used in one of the plants. The above-mentioned facts limit
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The problem of high-quality thin sheets A231/A126
the quality of STAS 1988-59 sheets to use In conventional dishing (TDA). The Ru-
manian-made thin sheets have the following deficienciesi 1) uneven surface be-
cause of adherent scale or scale traces; 2) distortions, grove-shaped distortjow;
3) non-unifirm thickness; 4) varying carbon content; 5) non-corresponding me-
chanical and technological characteristics; 6) neglection of the Erichsen index
and sheets non-corresponding for dishing processes; 7) aging of the sheets and
appearance of flow linesi 8) appearance of blisters; 9) stratifications and pip-
ing traces; 10) mixture of dimensions and materials; and 10) limited number of
assortments and insufficient quantity of every assortment. The author gives some
advice for the avoidance of these deficiencies. The STAS 1988-59 s4eets do not
satisfy all demands with regard to surface quality and mechanical and technologi-
cal properties of thin sheets made of soft steel. The quality of TDA sheets can
be Improved even at the existing installations. For the production of sheets
having a higher quality than the TDA sheets, additional equipment such as revers-
ible cold rolling trains and improved annealing furnaces should be Installed. A
compr6hensive improvement will be achieved by putting modern sheet rolling mills
into operation at the new Siderurgical Combine which will be constructed in the
Galati Region.. There are 6 tables, 1 figure and 7 Soviet-bloc references.
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FRfiYjTIU, Ion, ing.
Valorization of some operation data on the annealing of thin
stuel plates. Metalurgia constr mas 13 no. 4: 279-282 Ap 161.

FRANTIU, Ioan
Ultrasonic welding. Metalurgia conatr mas 14 no.10;940-943 0 162.

FROTIT" !,2n,. inq,; LOZICTU, ',nrtIn, ing. ; JjAl U, Ficolaie, ing.; IPIAS, V.,
colsborntnr-
ing, . -, .-~ , t,,, col-nhora+nr; DCTICI, D., lng,,
C
laborator
O.L
Some problems related to the quality of siliceous plates. Metalurpia
constr mas 14 no.1:31-35 Ja 162.
1. Institutul de cercetari metalurgice (for Frantiuj Loziciu and Laiu)
2. UzIna de masini electrice "Dinamo," Bucuresti (for Iamas and
Chivaran). 3. Institutul de cercetari electrotehnice (for Donici).

?I~IU, Ion, ing.
Direct and rapid measurement of iron losses from narrow
bando made of transformer and dynamo silicon steel.
Heta-lurgia constr mas 14 no.12:1088-1091 D 162.
1. Institurl de cercetari metalurgice.

, _ _31 -,' - T ~ ;7.-- !1: !:'- .- eX' : - -'- ' : . I
FRANTIU, Ion, ing.
Studies in order to improve pickled shoot for tinning.
Metalurgia constr man 14 noe6:48(>-493 JTe 162o
1, Institutul do cercetari metalurgice.

FRA.NTIU, Ion, ing.ICUIDA, Oleg, ing.; UJUP Nicolao, ing.; ILZICiij, Martin,ing.
Economic and technical aspects of the manufactixe and
technical aspects of the mnnufacture and utilization of
Plated steel rolled goods. Metalurgia Rum 15 no.4:312-316
Ap 163.

FRANTIU I.., #g-
Diroct roUing of iron powder strapo and aheets. Metalnrgia
constr mas 15 no.7:468-47o n 163.
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L oo881-66
ACCESSION NR: AP4047897. ~40rj/0017/64/000/009/0381/0386
4, "-;",
q q,
AUT11OR:
Frant-lu. 1, (Engineer); Latu, N. (Engifteer); Oreavuj N. (Engineer)
TITLE: Experiments on the cladding of carbon steel plates with stainless steel
1 SOURCE: Metalurgia, na. 9, 19640 381-386
TOPIC TAGS: stainless steel, carbon steel, steel plate, steel cladding, compound
ingot, electroslag melting
ABSTRACT.- This article describes some aspects and variations of the K.M.K.
6cladding process, used primarily in the Soviet Union and based on the hot rolling
inof compound ingots. The purpose of the Investigation was to establish optimum
conditions for this procedure, using the existing Rumanian installations which
up to the time of publication - did not correspond to modern requirements. The
results obtained during the year 1963 are reported in this paper. In the compoun
ingot procedure, the basic carbon steel is first forged. A package formed by
two stainless steel plates, necessary fo r the cladding, are then introduced into
its center. The two plates are kept together by welding their edges and are
separated by an inert layer deposited between them. A schematic diagram of the
ingot mold is given. The compound ingot thus obtained is passed through*the
roXling millp under normal conditions, until twice the thickness of the intended
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final product is achieved. This results in a pack'age formed by two strips or
plates, with their edges welded all around. The welded edges are cut, and the
itwo sheets are detached at the level of the separation layer. In this manner,
each ingot results in 2 sheets or plates of carbon steel, clad on one side with
stainless steel. However, these trials carried out according to the specifica-
tions of the K.N.K. method, did not give the expected results. Two modified
trials carried out with two series of seven ingots weighing approximately 800 kg
each, and 4 ingots of over 2000 kg each, respectively, are described in detail
and 3 schematic diagrams are given. These methods brought about the establishments,
.of a good separation layer. A formula for calculating the cladding coefficient
(Ki) is given. A Ki of over 100 is needed for a perfectly successful result.
The Ki in the various methods used for the processing of the 600-kg ingots varied
from.- 30 to 60-100. The results obtained with the 2000-kg ingots were less
satisfactory. In both cases, the specific quantip (gIm") to be deposited on the
surfaces was a function of the ty f the inert~materlals and the size of the
cladded surface, besides depend,;ezhe weldingj%btained during rolling. The
procedure of electroslaig meltinS involves the deposition, on a carbon steel brick,,
of a stainless steel layer obtalned by th automatic melting of steel electrodes
in a slag bath. The bath of molten metal(s then used for the formation of nit
alloy, through the addition of alloying a emento in granulated form. The steps
of this procedure are described in detaili and several diagrams are given.
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This procedure makes possible the rolling of a 20 mm thick compound brick, and
its cladding up to & ptoportion of 15%, without any special difficulties. 11ow-
ever, it also necessitates important modifications. Finally, the authors commentl
on the advantages and disadvantages of each !i0pd. "The following persons
collaborated in these experimentst . Eng. A. lei4inia and Eng. I.N&td of the
FWfescu
Combinatul siderurgic Resita eh~i Steel Warks) of Ivb*T*C#M1~
-(R a
Eng. G. Aveath of the Us.,ina "Republicall ("Republic" Pjalt'v)s in Bucharest, and Eng,
-C. Savici and-S.T`16rga of the Uzina de tabla (Sheef- Wnrkalth Galatt."
Orig. art. has: 12 fijjures and 2 formulas.
ASSOCIATI-ON, ~rantiu, Laiu) Institutul de cercetart metalurgice (Institute of
Metallurgical Research); @teavu] Institutul de corcetari tehnologice pentru
constructli de-ia-sini (Institute for Technological Research on Machine Buildple)
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BORISOV, L.V. ; GAVRILOV, I.I.; jkj~,g TQV G 1. HATOV, I.V..
POLY AhTSE-V , V.A.., otv. red., MPitKOV, L.I., red.
[Use or precast reinforced coDcrete in the construction
of automobile roads for hauling lumber; materials for a
Colifere'noal Primonenia ~-,bornogo -1holezoLy-,tona na stroitell-
stvr r%vton-Iobilligkii dorog (ilia vyvozki lesa; materialy k
SovEsh-.haniiii. ',,'ioskva, TSP-ntr. nauclmo--issl. in-t mekha-
nizatsii i energetiki. lesnoi. 196.1,. 71 p.

_'1000-6 01
SOV/169-59-5-4562
'Pranslation from:: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, 1959, Nr 5, p 42 (USSR)
AUTHORS- Sheynmann, S.M., Frantov, G.S.
TITLE: Magnetic Dipole Above a Double-Layer Medium. On the Geologic
jjja& by Means of Aeroelectric Prospecting
\4 _Map
PERIODICAL: Tr. Vses. n.-i. in-ta metodiki i tekhn. razvedki, 1958, Nr 1,
pp, !61 - 188
ABSTRACT. Comparing the various methods of aeroelectric pro specting, the
authors come to the conclusion that using, as source of the
field, closed loops with alterating current of audio frequency
offers the most suitable for practice method, if the closed loops
are moving together with the aircraft, as well as the receiver of
the field. Basing on the described method, the authors wrialyze
the field of a magnetic dipole above the original rocks covered
with the overburden having a good conductivity. The developed
theory can be applied to media, which a 're not bounded in horizon-
tal directions. If the structure of the ground 15 more complicated,
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SOV/169-59-5-4562
Magnetic Dipole Above a Double-Layer Medium. On the Geologic Mapping by Means
of Aeroeleotrie Prospecting
of the secondary magnetic field. The expounded theoretical considerations
made it possible to draw the conclusion that the aeroelectrtc prospecting
using magnetic dipole can provide a valuable material for charting the
resistance of the original rocks. The accuracy of determining the contacts
of different rocks Increases with an increased ratio of their conductivity.
It is p
. pssible to distinguish confidently the rocks from each other, if their
conductivl~ies differ by a factor of 5 - 6 and the thickness of the overburden
does not exceed 20 - 30 m. The presence of horizontal stratification in the
upper mellow layer cannot hinder,under certain conditions, the application of
the theory. In the authors' opinion, in the present stage of development of
the aeroelectric prospecting, the proposed theory can be useful for experi-
menters, planners and prospectors,
A.A, Smirnov
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AUTHOR3t
132-1-12115
Artamonovp L.V., Frantov, G.S., and Shuval-Sergeyev, S.M.
TITLE3 Dow Methods of Electric Prospecting (Onovykh metodakh
elektrorazvedki) ;ILI
PERIODICA.Lt Razvedka i Okhrana Nedr, 1956,A# It pp 53-57 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The efficiency of electric prospecting operations was
considerably increased by introducing the method of aerial
electric prospecting. Valuable data for numerous districts
were obtained by using aerial radiometric surveying methods.
At the present time, aerial prospecting is being conducted
by a number of USSR organizations. Besides the "VITR", the
following institutions took part in this work: Institute for
Mechanical Engineering and Automatics of the Ukrainian SSR
Academy of Sciences (Institut mashinovedeniya i automatiki),
the Moscow State University and the Institute for Soil Physics
of the USSR Academy of Sciences (Institut fiziki zemli). At
present, there are four different methods of aerial prospect-
ing, each of which has its own nharacteristics. 1) The study
of an electromagnetic field of an above surface source in
motion by establishing a directly contact with the earth.
2) The method of measuring its own electromagnetic field
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3) The measuring of the intensity of the magnetic field of
the broadcasting radio station in relation to the geological
formation of the district- 4) The measuring of changes of
resistance by radiation of electric and magnetic antenna,
caused by the characteristics of the geological structure
of the district.
There are five figures.
ASSOCIATIONt V I T R
AVAILABLEj IdbVW of Congress
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SHUVAL-BMNYHV, M.X*.,;_FRAWOV, G#S.
Uperlmental, aerial surveys by the endless cable method. Sov.
geol. 2 no.1:112-120 Ja 159. (MIRA 12:4)
1. VaesoyusW nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut matodiki i
tekhhiki razved)d.
(Aeronautics in geology)

FRANTOT, G.S.; SHLJVAL-SXRGEM, N.M.
Using the infinitely long cable method in aerial electric
surveying. Razved. i okh. nedr 26 no. 1:37-42 Ja 160.
(MIRA 13:12)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovateltakly institut metodiki i
tekhaikl ra2vedki.
(Aeronautics in geology) Ollectric prospecting)
(Sulfides)

ULIKIN, k1eksandr Borisovich; FRMTOV Gr nh -
SHKINMANN, S.M., nauc: red.; SAFRONOVA, I.M., tekhn. red.
(Electromagnetic fields used in induction methods of electric
prospecting; review of foreign literature] Blektromagnitnye polia,
primeniaemye v induktsionrqkh metodakh elektrorazvedki; obzor
zarubezhnoi literatury. Leningrad, Gostoptekhizdat, 1962. 351 p.
(KM 15:7)
(Electromagnetic prospecting)

VELIM, A.B.- FRANTOV G S - SHEYNMtJT , S.M.
Intorpretation in multifrequency inductive electric prospecting.
Pril:l. geotiz. no-31:'165-178 161. (MIRA 150)
- .: (Electromagnetic prospecting)

51169 6.1/MOANA15/10
D263 D307
AUTHORS: Frantov, G. S. and Shulal-Sergeyev, 11. M.
---------- 'A
TITLE: Aeroelectric exploration on the territory of Southern
Ural and Kazakhstan
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 2, 1963, 32, ab-
stract 2D193 (Byul. Nauchno-taklm. inform. M-vo geol.
i okhrany nedr SSSR, 1962, no. 1 (35)t 85-88)
TEXT: The main. results are-given of an aeroelectric survey carried
Dut by the method of infinitely long cable, on the territories of
Southern Ural and Western Kazakhstan. To investigate the possibi-
litie'a of this-method in S. Ural, the authors chose a Cu pyritic
deposit within..the copper-bearing belt of effusive rocks. The re-
sistance of enclosing rocks varied from 100 - 400 to a few thousand
ohms. The Cu pyritic deposits had the form of lens of massive or
vein-disseminated ores, containing pyrite, chalcopyrite, sphale-
rite, bornite, and galenite. The massive ores were well conducting!
-and non-magnetic. Above the fundamental rocks there was a low-re-
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Aeroelectric e5:ploration on ... D263/D307
sistance covering layer. The 20 kni long cable was extended parallel
to the structures, 7 km to the West of the deposit. The receiving
and measuring apparatue was carried on an MII-Ij (MI-4) helicopter.
The receiver frames were placed in a gondola suspended 20 m below
the helicopter. Plight altitude was 50 m; in individual profiles
measurements were made at various hei-hta. Ground measurements con-
firmed the results of aeroelectric exploration. Analysis of the
-aterials showed that the infinite cable method yields valuable
information both in the search for orebodies and in geological
charting. ~-Abstracterls no.-te; Complete tranalation._7
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FRANTOV, G.S.
Electromagnetic field generated by an infinite cable placed over
a two-layer medium (wave zone). Geofiz. prib. no.l5s27-39 163.
(MIRA 17t4)

POLYAK, M.K.1 SMI RNOVA, I.A.1 FRANTOV, G.S.
Aeroslectrio prospecting using the infinitely
in the Kola Peninsula, Sov.geol. 8 no.2t9l-99
long cable mthod
r 165.
(MIRA 18:12)
1. Sopznyy sapadnyy geofizichsakiy traot,

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AWHORs Frantov~, G. S.,_
ORG: All-Union Scientific Reseakch institute of ProspectIng Methods and Techniq
(Vsesoyuznyy viiu-chno-Issledovatel'skly institut metodiki I tekhnik! r'azv-e6i)-
TITLE, Use,of the infinite line method for determining the resistivity of a half-
space fr~m measurements In aerial electrical 12rosEncti
SOURCEs AN SSSR. lavestlya. Fizika Zemll, no. 2, 1966, 42-52
TOPIC TAGS: resistivity, prospecting, magnetic field
ABSTRACT: A method is proposed for using graphs to find the resistivity of a uniform
half-space. It is assumed that current flows In an Infinite line located at the in-
terface between two media. The lower half-space is filled with a homogeneous Isotrop-
ic medium which has a finite conductivity* Conductivity Is disregarded in the upper
half-space ~diich is assumed to be filled with air. Magnetic permeability is assumed
tq be everywhere the same as in a vacuum. Graphs are given showing the real and Ima-
ginary parts of the horizontal component of the magnetic field perpendicular to the
infinite line as a function of distance for frequencies of 244, 4889 976 and 1952 cps
which are frequently used in aerial electrical prospecting. Formulas are given for
determining the distortion introduced by use of a finite cable. An exampick is given
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illustratiq, use of the proposed method for plotting a map of resistivities on an area.
of 450 kM2.' The author is sincerely grateful to V. 1. Dmitriyev for discussing a num-
ber of theoretical problems encountered in this Orig. art. has: 6 figures, 25
formulas.
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GAVRYUSHOV, V.V.; FRANTOV, R.B.
Natoperative anesthesia in surgery of newborn infants and
nursing infants; p~reliminary report. Khirurglia 39 no.7t67-71
J1163 (MIRA 16tl2)
1. Iz khirurgioheakogo otdeleniya (zav. - kand. med. nauk. A.G.
Pugachev,, nauchnyy rukovoditell - prof. S. Ya., Doletski-y In-
stituts, pediatrii. MIN SSSR.

PASHERMIK, L.A. ;FRAIITOV, R.B.
Use of muscle relaxants on newborn and breast-fed children
Pediatriia 1.2 no.34-61-65 Mr,63 (MMA 17:~)
1, Iz Icliniki detskoy khirurgli ( zav. - prof. S. Ya.Doletskly)
TSentralinogo instituta. usov----jhenstvovaniya vrachey i khi-
rurgicheskogo otdoloniya (zav. - kand. mod. nauk A.G. Pugachev-)
Institute. pediatrii A141 SSSR na baze Detskoy klinicheskoy boll-
nitsy imeni Rasakova glavnyy vrach zasluzhennyy vrach RSFSR
V.A. Kruzhkov).
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HiNYAlffil, N.V., kand. iwd. nauk; FRANTOV,.R.B.
Fluothane anesthesia In surgery of newborn and nurninf,. Infuntu.,
Sov. mod. 128 no.4-48-52 Ap 164.
(MIRA 17:12)
1. Otdeleniye detskoy khirurgii (zav. - kand. med. nauk A.G.
Pugachev, nauchnyy konsulltant prof. S.Ya. Doletskiy) Instituta
pediatrii (direktor - dotsent 14.Ya. Studenikin) A1411 SSSR I TSen-
trallh7 Inatitut travmatologil i ortopedli (direktor - prof. M.V.
Volkov Moskva.
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FidtKIOV), R.B.; KUZIMINOV, O.D.
Testing of attachments to ancathe'vic apparatus for younC
children. Nov. mod. tokh. no-3:26-28 165.
(MIRA 19: 1)
.

SOV/117-59-8-41/44
AUTHORS: and Lapitskiy, L.V.
TITLE: A Cabin for 4iping Shop Lantern Panes
RI,'DICAL: P.,Iashinostroitell, 1959, Nr 8 (USSR)VJ,-6
MZIRACT: In one of the shops of the Avtomobiltnyy zavod imeni
I.A. Likhacheva (Automobile Plant imeni I.A. Likhachev)
a special cabin has been constructed for wipinglantern
panes from inside the building (see drawing). The cabin
consists of a welded body that moves on four rollers
along the lantern on a special path laid on beams of the
transverse girders. There is 1 diagram.
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MQ.7fCKA i K.; SOU*CEK' J.; SIAVXK I K.; JIRASEK' J.; JIIOS~K, A.; Technical
asoistancei,SMETANOVA.'y R.P1 FRANTOVA,p L.; SIMONOVA, A.
The treatment of experimental mouse hemoblastosis. I. The effect
of some new folic acid antimetabolites on call transplanted leu-
kemia in mice of the AKR attain. Neoplasma (Bratial.) 1.1 no.4:
389-397 164.
1. Institute*of hematology and blood transfusion, Prague, Labora-
tory~of protein metabolism and protoosynthesis, Charles University,
Prague, I-st pathological-anatomical institute, Charles University,
Pregue, Czechoslovakia.

K. ; ~,WUC~ K
1,714 1; TO V A
I N'. I, ) x
Tho treatment of experimental rnou:jc 11. I'Le eff ect
of long-tern administration of some folic aclld
mice or the AKR st,min. Nooplamny.,
1. Institute of h(smatology and I'lood
of protein mott,bollsri mid !~ragnie,
C zo Clio-, Iovalr- iu.

KHULTJIEY, Kh. (Ifulubel H ]- NYAMU, I. [Neamu., I.); EUVM,_IJFranto I.);
MARTALOGU, IL.. tM;~tLogu, W.); SMM-Y -11 (Saintei, N.);
IVASM, M. [Ivascu, H.J; EERINDE, A. tBe;indey A.]
Scattering of low-energy protons on S32. Zhur. ekrp. i toor.
fiz. 42 no,&6:14,33-1437 Je '62. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Ifistitut atomnoy fiziki Akademii nauk Rmaynskoy Narodnoy
Respubliki,, Bukharest.
(Pratona-Scattering)
(sulfur)

FRANTS, I,,F.
Frm now on 1.wM taka-care. of this problem myself. Hauka i zhizn'
27 no. 4:40-41 AP 160. (MIRA 14:5)
(Lenin, Vladimir Illich, 1870-1924)
(Michurin.. Ivan Vladimirovich, 1455-1935)

L.); PtVLOV,!KIY, R.
Thk! ",B~-,,~900-ty'pe creep testing device. Zav.->t. T, n-./
165.
3. '-Irazhakiy issledovat-ollskiy imstitut chernoy mcfalla-pi-1,

RUS3V, L.; NIKOLOV, G.; 71LWTS-,S-.
Characteristice of the clinical picture of acute nephritis in
influenza. Suvrem.med.,Sofia no.8:54-58 '59.
1. Iz Svishtovskata obadinena gradska bolnitea.
(INFLUBMA compl.)
(NIMITIS atiol.)

MEWO Liub.; FRAM, St.j NIKOL0V,.G-
An un-asual case of congenital liver cirrhosis with thrombophlobitis
of the collateral portal vessels. Suvrem.med.,Sofia no-9/10:190-193
159.
1. Is Svishtovslmta gradskm boluitsa. Gl.lekar-. G. Hikolov.
(LIVER C IRRHOS IS c ompl. )
(THR%EBOPHLXBITIS compl.
(PORTAL VEINS die.)

KAGANOV, L. (solo Petrovskoye, Stavropollskogo kraya); FRANTS, V.
(selo Fetrovskoye, Stavropol'skogo k-raya)
The service industries of a district. Mest.prom.i khud.promys.
3 no*7:24-28 J'l 162. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Spetsiallnyye korrespondenty zhurnala 11~bstnaya pi-omyshlermost,
i khudozhestvennyye promysly".
(Stavropol Territory-Service induatries)
7 W,

jWITS1J. Komsomol Isk-na-Amare)
_C
In a young faraway city. *st.prom. i khad.promys. 4 no.3:14 Mr 163,
(MIRA116%4)
(Kotiwor,iolsk-oik-Amur--Service industries)

FjUNTSOVAS V.;,-FIUMS, Z.; LAMPLOVA, I.
Developmental and species differences in the distribution of
phenothiazine derivatives in the tissues of pregnant rabbits and
rats and their fetuses. Physiol. bohemoslav. 12 no.2:150-155 163-
(CHLORPROMA,ZItO) (MATERNAL-FETAL EXCHANGE)
(PREGNANCY, ANIMkL) (METABOLISM) (PHENOTHIAZINES)

ACCESSION NR: AP4009101 S/0056/63/-,,45/006/1822/1826
AUTHORS: Xhulubey, Kh.,- Frants'* Zh.; 1~artalogu, N.; SkY,*ntey, N.;
Ivashku, M.; Berinde, A.; Nyamu' I.
TITLE: Scattering of protons with. ene'r'gies below 5 MeV"b.,,P, Ne-20
A
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksper. i teoret. fiz-1ki, v. 45, no. 61 1963,
1822-1826
TOPIC TAGS:. proton inelastic s6attering, excitation furiction, pro-
ton elastic,scattering, neon 20,1 scattered proton anguldr distribu-
tion, compound nucleus, compound nucle-Us model, excitation mechanism,
scattering mechanism
ABSTRACT: To check on the possible fdi-mation of a compound nucleus
and to investigate the conditions unddk which the curves-of the
V I
angular dis'tribution for inelastic scattering change the"r form, the
excitation'functions were measured for'elastic and inelalstic scat-
t
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tering of 3.35--5.15 MeV protons by Ne 20 at an angle of 900. The
angular distributions for 3.65, 400, 4.15, and 4.35 MeV incident
protons were also measured. The authors reported similar work at
lower energy (Nucl. Phys. v.. 39, 686, 1962). variations in the
energy dependence of the excitation function and the angular dis-
tributions have confirmed the formation of the compound nucleus
during the course of the reaction. Data by H. Heitler, A. N. May,
and C. F. Powell (Proc. Roy. Soc. v. 190, 180, 1947) indicating a
sharp increase in the elastic scattering differential cross section
at angles below 500 are not confirmed. Elastic scatterin plays a
largor role in the formation of the compound nucleus and this ac-
counts for the observed increase in cross section at large angles.
The change in the form of the curves of the inelastically scattered
protons can also be attributed- to some effects of a compound nucleus
in which a limited number of levels is excited. Orig. art. has: 6
figures and 2 formulas.
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FRJETSEN, B.S., YUSFIN, A.I. (Leningrnd)
of hypoxia on color perceDtiOn [with sumonry in Nnglish].
Fiziol.mhur. 44 no.6:519-525 Je 158 (MIU 11:7)
(COLCR VISIONI physiology.
eff. of anoxia ("'us))
(ANOXF-MIA, effects.
on color nercention (Rug))