SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GLUKHOVTSEV, V. - GLUSHAKOVA, F.

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~,LTJKHOVTSEV,, V.G.; ZAKHAROVA, S,V.~ PETROV, A.D,
Preparation of aldah.,rdes and kratonf!s of the Dwylcyclopropane
Izv.0 SSSR Otd.khim.nauk no.5~ 4
series. 1906-91 My 163.
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1. Institut organichoskoy khimii lin. N.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
(Fur - -0 (cyclopropane)

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ULTHOTLEV, V.G.; ZAKI]111~0111,, ~.Ij.
Syrit'lleg, - of OX0 !infi oxo o!;tors :)f' th~! funw. sf~rles, hv.
. IS
AN 'JSSH L;er.khim. no.10:1874-1875 0 '0. WIRA 17:3)
1. Institut organicho9kay kiiiinii im. j-j.j).7ej.jjj:;kojj ) ' .
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PETROV, A.D.; GLUKH(ff.'SE], V.G.; S.V.
Syri~hf;sis of oxo derivative.,: ~,f the IdLfurari ser ,ies. Dokl.
AN S ~SR 153 no. 6: 134,,-1349 1) (M I RA 1 -,': I )
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G111KNO11TSU, V.G.; ZAHIJAROVA, S.ky.
InteractIon of 2-lfio thYl- 5- P I -car bc,,-h 10 r0c, tWrl ) Cu I'fill lw~tK
polyhydric aliphatic alcohols. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. Ichim. no.6:
1096-1097 t65. (MERA 18:6)
1. Institut organicheskoy khImli Izerd. AN 325R.

_.GWKH07TSMV, Veevolod Pavlovich. kandidat nauk;
PATROPOLISKAYA, N.Te., redaktor; SHCHMAJOV, A.I., tekhnIcheskiy
redaIrt or
[Soils of irrigated areas of the central trana-Volga regLon] Pochvy
oroshaem.vkh massivov Srednego Zavolzhlia. Eluibyshev) Kuilbyshevskoe
kn-vo, 1955. 117 P- (HiaA 9:8)
(Volga Valley--Soils)

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BIT-111LIZA, L.N.; FEDOSYUK, R.,Ya.; LOB~O, IM.A.; 2MIKE1,UNA, N.Ya.,- GLIIUGVT-SEVA,
Z.N.; iUMANOVA H G.- VILISHANSKAYA, F.L.; MA771"'YEI-VA, . IV .N.;
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YAI-TOL'SKAa, V.A.; VA[ZHAVSKlY, -1.1.
Outbrea-~ of salmonellosis. Zhu--. mik-robial. ep:id. i imnun. 31 no.2:
99-100 D 160~ (1-111RA 14:6)
(SAI;,!0,1-ELlA)

GNMOTEDOV, B.; ~%NMIK, A., izobrotatal'
Wor'- has boon drngping along, now it is In --u' 1-,',)br. i
rat s. no.10:3?,-31 0160. (MIRk j.-,: In)
1. Predsedatell zarodacego soveta Vsesoyuznogo ob!3lrchE?a-lva i,-.obrOtEA,9Ie-,-
I rat sionali7atorov na Kurskom ztvodt) traktorny1rh appinivkh ~!has',M
(for Glukhoyodov). 2. Naclmllnik B,vuro oodoyrat-,,ifm~IJ-11tBil I
izobretr-tellstvu (for Mandrik).
(Kursk--Tra--tor industry)

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ylogenetic systen of the syrphid flies (Sy-rphidae diptnra) based
upon the structuro of male panitalin Rnd the typo of larvae with
characteristics of the family and tribes. GlaB Prir muz B no.16:
69-103 160.

GLUML4G, Slobodan
Th,3 stnictzire of the rale genitalia of certain species of f1owerflies
(Syrphidae, Diptera) and their sirmificance i n phylnj-,f3neti,2 --lasgifi-
catio-. Glas Prir muz B no.12:~r-167 158.
(Syrphidap) (Diptera)

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TYUTYUNNIX, V.K.; OUJUKOV, P.G.
Recording dynamometer for mining machinery. lzm.tekh. no,2:14-15
F 161. (Dynarometcr) (KIRA JJ,,: 2)

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TITLIti ftoblomm of funike unod for
SOURCE: Vojnotchnicki glasnik, no. 6, 1963, 449-453
TOPIC TAGS: anti-aircraft defense, fuse, proximity fuse, time fuse
ABSTRACTt The author discusses the problems arising from the eontinuous increesesli
in structural strength and increases in speed of military aLreraft. The aiming
of anti-aircraft devices must be fast and precise, the time of flight Of pro-
jectiles must be made as short as possible, and one must use the beat suited
fuses. The proximity detonators seem to be most promising, &n4 the author des-
cribes the construction and operation of such fuses using electromagnetic,
acouatic-, magnetic, or other forms of ergy. Finally, the author briefly com-
pares time fuses with pr=im ty fuses.rif one assumes that thit target of the
timed or proximity shell is a sphere of radius R, then the hit probability is
given by Formulas A of the Enclosure. The hit probability along the tangent
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time fuses due to the largest scattering in that directlon, Consequently, the
use of proximity fuses increases the hit probability, Proximity fuses have
drawbacks connected with aging, difficulties in transport, nensitivity to temper-
ature changes and humidity, with the possibility of jamming by the emp-my, etc,,
but the existing level of electronic know-how promLses further improviments and
new solutions for the proximity fuse, Orig. art. has 3 figuritta and 4 formulM
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VASTLIYEVA, ~.I.;
N.P.; FUSUM"' T.,;,;
-Aaroh.-Ly rp-ixhnyy ootrudnik, lj-ureat
premii
The new factories should be equipped vith high-cmpacity carding
machines. Tekst.prom. '2 no.4:47-20, Ap 102
1. Glavnyy inzhoner Cheboksurskogo kh1cpchatobi;-rIazhnoCro kmalbinata
(for Vasiltyeva). 2.Nachallnik novostroy-ashchey.8ya p-pidillnoy
fabriki No.3 Chebohars~ojo lhlopel,iitobuirii,,Iirio,f,,o ImMI-Anfita (For
Glumov). 3.Nachallnik che-illno."o tseldin novo-9I*,r,:)ya!ihcheysy-a
pryadilinoy fabriki No.3 Chebaktai,sko~,,o khlopchatobizia-zhnogo
kombinata (for Khlonina). 4.11achallnik proizvocistvennoy nauc~-Io-
issledovatellokoy laboratorii CheboksarskoCo kh1(,pchv-tobU--.--zhr=o
kombiriata (for Kostine.). 5.Vseso~u,;nyy
institut iecko~ro i tekotillnoge 7.~ashinostroytn--'ya (V!; ~*I mi,c km sh
or Aleksandrov).
(Carding machines)

GLIPMOV, G. A.
Glumov, G.A. and Krasovnkly, P.N. "The b,,!Fic fe,:taren of
trees in troltsk National ForpFf," Part Ill. "A series
sides and downward sloned habitp-tions with blsck earths,"
nalich. in-ti -)ri Molotovskom gos. un-tri im. Gorlkogo, Vol.
P. 327-49 - Bibliog: 13 items (Parts I wid II), Uchen:,ye
gos. un-ta, V`--1. IV, Is5ue 2, l)-5
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SO: U-2888, Letopis Zhlirnnllnykh St,t~py, No. l, 11,49

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GLU)!OV, G.A.; IIAUGOLINIM, V.N.; PONOMAM, A.N.
Perm Section of the All-Union 'botanical Socioty. -~ot. -Ovar. 44-
no-3:427-428 Mr '59. (14111 12:?)
1.Permski7 sel'skokhozyaystvenW institut i Formskiy* goau4srstvannyy
univarsitet.
(Farm-Botanical societies)

GLUMOV, G.A, , do.~tor bioio,7icheskilch n.-iu'c
Birch rrr,Dveg of the trans-Ural re:, i on and t1,!,,' r co-serration,
0!6ir, pl-ii,. na Urale no,1:69-77 160. (',F-.-.A L),.i,)
(Siberia, Waster-l-Birch)

GLUKOV, G. A.
Natural forests in the southern part of the traa:3-Ural fo-eB'.
steppe. Trudy Inst. biol. UFAN SSSR no.19:49-75 160.
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(MIRA IJ:10)
(Chel,vabinsk Frovince-Forest ecology)
(Kazakhatan--Forest ecoloi-f)

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GLWV, G. 1.
Dissertation: "Investigation of the Ccntemporary i~rnardcs of Vie Natur's-1 Ve.-etative
Cover of the Southern Trans-Ural Forest 3tepre." Dr Biol Sci, Inst of -uctany imeni V.
I
L. Komarov, Acad Sci USSR, Noscow Oct-Dec 53. (Vestnik Akadardi Nauk, 11w:;co-j, jun 54)
SO: SUM 318, 23 Dec 1954

GLUMOVY G.M.
Comparative role of the "horizontal" and t~e "vi3i-tical" cannectiona
within the cerebral hemispheres. Fiziol.zhur. MI -.qo.l2tl437-l443
D 162. (MIRA 16t2)
1. Fafedra fiziologii cheloveka i zhivotnykh Gosudarstvannogo
universiteta, Rostov-na-Donu.
(CONDITIONED RESPONSE) ( ERAn)

GLUMOVP DOBII)TTIN, V,M~
Change in the specific electric resistance of v!tter-snt,,trated
0
rocks when subject to rock and formation precaures. Prikl.
geofiz, n0.33:190-205 162~ (MMI 15:10)
(Oil sand s---Pe=oab I li ty) (Rock pres:;ur(.)
(Tatar A.S.S.R.---Oil well logging, Flectric.)

DEMENTIYEV, L.F.; GLUNUV, L.F.; CHOLOVSKIY, I.P.; CHENTSOVA, G.K.
M,ethod of determining the conditions for calculating petroleum
reserves as exemplified by DI horizon of one of the fields of the
Tatar A.S.S.R. Trudy VNII no.36tl67-179 162. (MIRA 15:11)
(Tatar A.S.S.R.--Patroleum geology)

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USSR/Chemical, Technology - Cliemical Pro(I'LlObo i1rid '111~.,ir
Application, Water tre:0.,m,-,nt, waLer,
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Khimiyaj ~jo 4) 1957, 12'1~89
Author Maydanovskaya L.G., Glamo-,.r 1,L,
Inst Tomsk University
Title The Problen oC Flionol I~emaval frcm DJ.Dite
Solutions
OriC, Pub Uch. zan. Towkiy wi-t, 1955, No 20, '(9-86
Abstract Investigated were tho di-f:erent met"hods of removil m,
destruction of Dhenol (I) prelf-ent Ln aqueous solutions,
with the view of utilizinf.,, thm ~or deLoiftwninai.loll of
phenol containinr- sema,.-c- water. Ihe extraction meiGhod
yielded good remilto on u:;j-n,, cotton seed oil. Best
gorbents were found to be artivated chanraoal an(I saw-
(lust (the latter was Prctre-ttN-l with H2SO4 and RaGH),
Aeration anO clectrachenic,%]. i,.iethods did not yi(,I.d vi-
fisfactory results. Treatinent of aqueous solut.f.cms o-L~'
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TITLE: A hydrostatic clamp. Class 47, 14o. 176763
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnyk1i znakov, no, 23, 3.965, 15
TOPIC TAGS: hydraulic device, hydrostatic extrusion, explosive farird.ng
ABSTRACT- This Author Certificate presents a hydrostatic cla-z.,j) for stock in an
assembly used for h oexplosive 11~2EJ-nf.4The unit includaii tapored linings
mounted on the clamping circle, a cylinder with a piston mouriLed under tho die,
and a tubular shaft with a plunger concentricaJily positiune(l in rosixict to tha
cylinder (see Fig. 1). The design creates a closed syi;um vl%ioh p0r.MiLs the uso
of the clamp without the application of a constant source of pres,,iUrri in the
forming process. The piston is spring loaded, and the plungcx is connicted with
a rod which moves out from the cylirder. This rod, aftor the applicaLion ol
pressure (for example, from a transportable prieumitic cylindar) is fixed in a
specified position with the help of an adapter, regulating ~T.Ilar, -sia.sher, and zut.-,
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DERBEDENGVA, M.P.; KUROOMM, B.I.; GLLR-fOVA, Z,,I,; ZliIGUI,'.'3.,:AYA, LF-y-
VhVOR, P.A.; BORISOVA,
Diagnostic value of the detemination of blood sEiriza i-ddalase actIvIty
in Botkin's diseased Sov.med. 25 no.1:92-95 Ja 161. (MI-EA 14-, 3)
1. Iz Virus ologic h,7.skoy laboratorii At3trakhanskoy oblastnoy sar-itar-no-
epidemiologicheskoy otantsii (glavnyj vrach LLTroits'edy), ',cafedi-i
iaikrobiologii Astraidianskogo medi+sinsko-o institula, Bolinitsy
imeni Bekhtereva (glavryy Yrach Vj.GcmbItSkiy) i Gorodslcoy sanitarno-
epidemiolo,icheskoy stantsii ( lavnyy vrach G_k G I 5'9--Its
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-GLUNI11, V.I., otv.red.; ZAKHMATOVA, M.R., -red.izd-va; 11EJR1-
MOVS1LiYA, H.A., taklin.red.
[Socialist reorganization of capitalist industry and trade in the
Chinese People's Re-public] Sotsinlisticheakoe praobrazovanie kapita-
listichoskoi promyshlennosti i torgovli v Kitaisl:oi N!irodnoi Reopub-
like. Moskva, Izd-vo vogtochnot lit-ry, 19-59. 164 p.
(MIRA 12:11)
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chemical and oxy!Deri agirig, and its electric jizt
slightly inl'~_uenced by :.-,oizsture and te,'iperaturt: (See also ~ZhE' 1'.~
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~)rocezj , iL~,oo~3ji oi II C I' U L3 1 11
of obtaining non--porous products from. ext.rusion preaseo) the ~4'
butyl-rulo'ber for manufacLurin," fl;lyible !u-d is of cor-
siderable 1;, t,~re.~3t , par t i c-,~Iarly 0., J --tanded fur S~_rvicE'
in tro-,--c c-3imates. Hi_z'1:)-!r butyl-ru")~:e::- baZit- ue uj~_(I as
high-VoitaFe, _~.nfi a.~; a rio~3e ili able._; fi"re insulated
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AUTH-31-6 Glulush-kin, Otopkov~L, -7-iiorov, A.!,
TIT T 7 C=~osi'ion Development of 'Peat-Resistant Rubbers 'or Insullatirz
Cur- ent-Conductinz Cores in a Continuoas 7'alnanization -~~nit
P --,1110 3L :'L,.-~acllul, i Rezina, 1960 10 , pp. 13-23
TCXT : The authors describe the AN B(AYI) -continuauo vulcanization unit
used in the U:33R to walcanize the insulation of current-conductinz cores (Fi,.!).
The vulcanization is completed in one technological sta.,e by the following
principle: from the drum fixed on the energy source (1) the -,urrent conductor
reaches the head of the viorm press (2) where the rubber insulation is applied.
The desin of the rectanjular head of 1~he worm press assures a minimum. accumula-
tion of the rubber mixture, in order to avoid its scorchino. The ccncentricity
of the rubber casin- is accomplished by a hard centerin- of the ~andrells ani
matrix's Dosition. The insulated conductor from the hend of the worm press
directly reaches the valcanization chamber N. The vulcanization chamber is
oined to the head of the worm p:7ess by means of an input or correcting device
3) made in the form of a telescope tube having a hori-sontel. trans-nission. In
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stopping or fi,-ring the unit of continuous vulcanization dluin& its fuzzictioning
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the correcluin, device opens; duriz% the vork the dovico ii 1'iXed --) t1w head cf
the -morm press by means of a bayonet catch. T.-,,_~ chwilber is a
3ectional -,DiPe 0`-~-75 ri Ion.-. Th~ vulcanization of the rub*-!r takes
place 4 1 1,1 t,-.e cable passing in the tube %Lt a rate of m/ri4n. The
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,rulcaniza'ion medium is saturated vapor faith a pressui f 5-1,
to avoid condensation of the water vapor, the vulcanization chamber has axi
external heater in the form of a vapor sleeve or ,in inducticii he~~ter. In order
to prevent the vapor from entering from the vulcanization cL-mber into the
cooling pipe, several rubber linings and a metal diaphragm are placed in the
middle lock (5) . The vulcF-nized cable is cooled with -sater in the ~:ipe (6)
under pressure of 6-8 atm to avoid the formation of pores in the insuiation,
;',.t the end of the cooling pipe an exit lock is included (7). After the revers-
in~ wheal the cable passes through -an open ooolinE vat 12-15 m long, a blowing
device (9) , traction device (11) , an apparatus of dry testin,3 (12) , a compen-
sator (13) and ends up at the double receiver (14). The units are usually
supplied -mith two sources of energy in order to insul-ite two current-conductors
simultaneously. , special device (10) is :idded to the tinit for :;heckinj and
regulatir4g t1ne thicIrrness of the nibber casin,~~. The inoul itinq:; rjh'b-!r,,3 wilcaniz-
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S/13 60/'J(' ')1r, 31' )() 6
A051M29
Compooition Development of Heat-Resiotant Ibibbers for Ins.,ul-Itilig- Current-
Conducting Cores in a Continuous Vulcanization Unit
ed in 'the 2,71 unit must possess in iddition to ',be usual phy3ico--.3chanicall
and electrical jroDarties according t-~ roCT-2068-54 the
follo-sin,g 3pec ihcat ions: 1) ~,ood ;orayingi propertiE!o insuring thi.~ rejui-re(I
speed for sheathing 'he cable and formi%- a smooth surfa,,,-~~ :)f t'he _,asing, 2)
the composition of the insulating rubber , "ust insure the formatior, of a
vulcanizate under conditiors of a 12-25 sec duration of -rilcaniza~_ion and 183-
2000C, havin- oD'imum charactpri --tics without SCOrCjjir~
I 1~ - of the _-ub~er mixtu_re
at the te=erature of its Droduction and spra-ying; 3) "he insulat'n, casin-
must be sufficiently stable to deformations due to compression at temperatures
of up to 2000C, in order to avoid the formation of dents and =.:Oression
marks; 4) colored insulatinl~ rubber is used to differenti.itte bet-,reen the dif-
ferent cores in the cable durinL; repair and thus the colored r-alzber intended
for sheathinJ the cores in the ',NV unit must contain heat-resistant dyes.
The composition of the insulating rubber ti-,ed Ln tho AW 'AnLt 11;:31, 11,11ve %
vulcaniz,in.-, -
_,rouq .,ihLch in!;ure a high rate Of VUICLILni'_~3.tIcn of the rubber
mixture at a temperature of the saturated vapor of 1~,_D-2,00()C, without affect-
in.= tle dielectric nro-)erties of the rubber and -..,ithout causin., corrosion of

89o6i
3/1 ~9/osoll~
Composition Development of Heat-Resistant Rubbers for Insul-atin,3 -,,-,-rent-
Conducting Cores in a Continuous Vulcanization Unit
the non-tinplated copper conductor, both in the vulc;~ni~,,-.tion process and
durin,g the wor'r-inEr of the cables. It is pDinted out t1lat zulfix -,..s the vu-lc:,--
nizinS a.~-ent in the rubber previously used in the elren in ~uantituies of
0.2 wei-,ht Darts to 100 ~,,-irts f)f rubber cauz;~~s a n(,tice,ibl.c: corrosion
of the copper conductor and lowers th~2 heat-r~~sist,tnce of the r--Ibbor. ,~ub b e r
with a low s-alfur content has a more rapid drop of the r--11,-.tive elonja-tion
durin.- heat a.-ing than rubber containing thiu-ram as tho vu.1c,--,.nizLn, axent
( Fi~3. 2) .In d.?v(-,Iopin6- a composition o1' th,~ rubl,oi-, th- 111'Lin pr~-Ip-~rtioo
taken into account were the tochnoloJical Droojr-,i-2-3 of t',1,~ mixture, the rate
of vulcanni~ation and the quality of the obt~-,.ined , jj,~Lj-147,at.. T. T -35
h
(T'S'Sh-35) rubber 1-rade (35,'j raw rubber inciudin~ 50' rubber and -~C,~
used as the base of the nDn-ou1fur-:)u3 rubber zom-josition
containirL.- thiuram, the vulcanLzin.,- a.,~ent. Tt -,v:tj establi~;hed that with
0.0 -.%reii~'~t i):,.rts of thiuram to 10,1 wei-lit i-rts of th;~ -%ibber -,he required rate
of vulcanization can be achieved for the insulatin- of (,:)nd1 'ictors in the 2,:TV
unit. Ho-,-;ever, this rubber had poor therm!iL aging, r~-siota~ace :~-nd lid not
Card 1/8
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89061
C /:D1!_ 'C;03/(,'08
Composition Deve-1-3pment of Heat-Hegiotart Rubbers for lnsulatin,3 Current-
Conducting Cores in a :ontinuous 7ulcanization Unit
comply the (1,03-7-2,068-5L1 standard -as to ito he,,,.t ri~!:istance. Nitro-
comuounIs diazo-cu,::ipounds, juinonoi; and th,~ir dithlomoroholine,
trieth,anolamine, dithiocirbamates were tested as accf)LE~I'Litors, whereby the
dithiocarbarna'es :,,roved to be th-~ moit -,uitable for the Conditions of the ,.1P1
unit, particul _rly :-,imate (the ,Lric .;aLt of acid)
This Ltccelcr~*'or iricrea;-,es the r:tte of of thiuram r-abber at
203oC and issalfe in res3ect to soorch-inE. Rubbers with --imate '- ave 3ood hevt
resistance and in their dieLectrLc properties do not f-111 behind insulation
rubbers used in th,.~ c,~blo-manuf.i,:!turin.- induotry. Tht~ preseric-a of e-iycerol
also Lncroaoel ',,.e r:-,te of vutoanizitior. but :,.Cfecte'i the die'_-ctric proper-
ties of tne rub-.,er due to its hydrophilic na-ture. Various ccni-:!r-s-ation resins
were tested in `-e composition and it was found that the ,-re_~Ltest effect was
obtained from phenol-formaldehyde resins, which not only ;--cce'erate the ralca-
nization of thcl rubber but increAse its he~_,t resiotance. The .7r.2ater activity
of tne latter i- thus explained by the presence of hydroxyl. ~=)Lqs which have
an activatin,-, effect on thiuram. The combined u,-.e of I' -,~henol-formaldehyde
resin -ni 9.1- gliftall -135-) in t-it~ rubl)or the fati,:,ut, ~,f .he rubber
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1 0 2 C,
Comoosition DeveloDment of Heat-Resistant -Hubbers for Ins-.1-L-ting -!urrert-
Conductinj Cores in a ontinuous Vulcanization *jnit
containinj thiuram. Ei~;-,in -10. IA W-I,; ChoOtIn LS thO MMt ea;;il.,i obt-ain.-Lble
and odorle3s, re.dn. In the !'in,LI cl):nponitL~)n
resi:,. No. P~, ift;Ll' r-!An No. 15'jO nu:,,iber of
co~,,Ioo:jitions of rublb~!r d,,v-AopeI Dn this bz;Z~e riot contain-
i n sulfur and to be used a~; in_~ul;;tim- rmit:,ri il for ~urrent-conductors in
units of continuous vulcanization. -,n ev:,Iuation method viis Jfv-~-Iooed based
on the deform--ttion de terminat ion for tc!:7,.)I_-ratures Of l5t-2C)0o'_. There are 7
Jra-Dhs, I di---n and 6 "njlish r~fe.-?nr,,s.
ASSOCIATION: sz3 ledovatel 's',iy in3 ti tut I 'noy promys', lennosti
Lns'_-'~ute of 'he lnd-.:~:ti-j~
610

BEPEZINA,
Gonduc~ive. mbbers in cable goods. Xauch.i 21 rio.9:21-26
1. Tomskiv nauchnu-is~31edovatellqJdy inititut
pro-myshlennosti i Moskovskiy iiatic,~no-issi~!dov~t~Ic-l'sk.i,:i
institut kabeltnoy promyshlennosti,
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(Hutjb,,~r--h;lectrIc properties)
(Cables)

BELO.-,USSOV, Nikolay Iv"inovich) illzh.; ',"k?laylovich,
7alf,
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EtIVEZD."! SLV 'la(limir Alolc:lt!ywrich, doktor tokhri, natd(;
TROITSKIY , ~;Irlitrlyevicll, karl~;. Lokh:.. rl;lu-r,;
;~'LEUSEYEVA, YelenL ~,,nWc; FAIE-11AV.,
Aron Solo!;,cn~cAch, iii-,-,h.; yc-.f'l., rod.
[Cable:- anci vires,l K~ e I ~ i (),:1.
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onthl~- List. of Ea,94 European Vo- Senteml),~r, 1,)179
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MSCEVIC, B.
The effect of cost on the value of ore, thr. improvemfnt of wovk in tbE,
Trevca Mine, and the rossitility of annlyinp, sane inethols of wor',- to our
other mines. n. 1473.
(Tehnika, Vol. 11, no. 10, 1056. '-'eorrad, '--'u~,oslavia)
SO: Monthly List of East European "IcceFsions. (EIAL) Vol. 6, NO. 7.
July 1057. Uncl.

GLUSCEVIC, Brariko, pi-of. inz.
Studies on the selection of mining methods vith rer,,-ard to the lead
and zinc ore deposits of Blagodat-Bare and Podv-.ro,Ti. Rudar glefrrdk
no,3:5-17 162.
1. RudarqkQ-i~eoloski fahdtot, Boog.-ad, clan hedak,Aonoj~-, odbora,
IlRudar.,jlci glainik, FAdletin of

GLUSCEVIGO M.; BJELOVITIC, M.i KILADZIUDIEDIG, 11,; TRIFIJIMU, -%
L~fe and work of Prof. Milen~o S. Filipovic. Googr preg~. (~:
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VOROTLIOV, V,G., -.. LUSHAGIII, V. M. . inzh.
I U1--ii-v,l taL-e rec rd~ ier th con-u inuous coztrol (-.,f Th,.,, pj~~eritial .
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no.2:)6-39 Fe '59. (MIA 12:4)
(Orenburg Prov Inc a-Flourni 11s) (Induetrial lK/-giene)

GLUSHAK, V.P.
Trade-union orilanizatiorm an active ai~lns to public
organizations. Zdrav. Bel. 7 no.10:13-14 0 161. (M"-,'-HA 14:;1)
1. Predsodatell Brests1cogo obko~ui profsoyi-iza i3ectriftbotaikov.
(PUBLIC HEALTH)

GLUSH~XOV, A., tekhnik-stroltall . .
'ohiFit the "Novaia Zbizn"' Collective Farm should bf,,4. Solloitroi.
14 nn.,():15 Jo '59. (14-111A 1219)
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Kirnvslrny oblasti.
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in the (aninial) orlimimn in losipideant amounts IX.
41 The effect of B On cv1sohydrite metabolism In tit* Aniffill -Off
orpnizm~ It. Vis. Berensilitrits and A. 1. Clushaknw, -40
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ACC NR: AP6015760 SOUfUH CCIDE: UTVOO,lfl/66/0-,10/005/0764/0765
AUTHOR: Knbnnov_,_A. N. Fq_~_iaovL D. V. Tokarev 11. D. Glunhkova, E. D. Kus nir
..........
Yu. M.
OlbG: none
TITLE: The IRLSEIM A-40 glectrostntic electron T~llici~,,~L,-Op..(-,il(!r,,;.,- analyzer /Report,
Fifth All-Union Conference on Electron Microscopy held in Sulay 6-8 July 179657
SOINOCE.: AN SSSR. l.-.ve!;ttyn, Soripi fizicheskay!t, v. 30, no. 5, 1966,
TOPIC TAGS: electron microscope, electron diffraction, electrr~n scattering,
inelnstic scattering, electron energy
ABSTIACT: A type 11AESEM-40 eleCtrOSLatic eloctron microscope, descrilied elsewhere by
V.I.Milyutin, D.V.Fetisov, K.K.Rnspletin, F.U.Sly~ktor, and B.I,Pocht-ir(-v (Izv. AN '~
SSSR. Ser. fiz. , 23, 454 (1959)) ~ has been m(xiLfi(,d foi- wsc as an el~lctrostntic en rll(_~
analyzer for investigation of inelastic scattering of electrons. The inc-flified In-
sti-Lunent can also be used as an electron (liffraction camera. 'hvo nLu:iliary suctions
were fabricated to replace the section of the ME'SH,M-4O microscope that contains the
objective, intermediate, and projection lenses. One nU.Xiliary sectLon is inclined arxi
contains the condensixif; lons for work with elecLron reflectLon. Tho ot.her auxilinry
section contains the specimen holder, the mechanism for controlling the motion of the
Card 1/2

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ACC NR: AP6015760
alit, the objective, wyl the annlyzLr Iviri. 'r1w nccol,-intln,~ potontinl enn be con-
tinuousIv varied; its maximum value is 40 kV. me microscope can pl-cduce light field,~
dark field, and steroscopic images at magnifications from 3000 to 11 000 and with a
resolution of 40-50 A. The energy resolution of the nnalyzer is 0.5-0.7 eV. The
electron microscope images, electron diffraction patterns, and electron energy spectra,
are recorded photographically. Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
SUB CODE: 20/ SUBM DATE: 00/
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