SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PODUSOVSKIY, V. F. - PODVERBNAYA, M. S.

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-POIDUCOVSKIY V.F. 3-ard,med.nwik
t
Cytologic examination of the smtum and brcnch-jial Z!mears in
the clinical aspects of Probl. tub. no.2t7&-81
165. NIRA IS.,12)
1. Llvovskiy nauchno-,.ssledovat 'ell skly inutitut iuIyir?u-IcZi
(direktor - kand.med.nauk G.I.Cher-arls; nauchnyy rukor-od"teil -
prof. I.T.Stukala).

GOIA, I., pror.; FLORESCU,, I., dr.; DERMA, Zo, dr.; PODUT, A&, dr.
Considerations on the visceral findings and atiopatboge-nesis or
Schoenlein.-Henochlo disease, Mod. intern., Bacur 13 no.1:25-32
Ja 161.
1. Uwrare efectuata in Clinim a II--& medical&,, Cluj.
(PURPURA)

GOIA, L, prof.; GLIGORE, V., oonf.; BUBUIANU, G., dr.,- DUTU, A., dr.;
PODUT E. dr.; STOICA, D., ing.
J-=!J-
Meteorological changes as factors in the atiopathogenesis of acute
vascular accidents. Med. intern. 14 no.12:1427.;.1432 D 162.
1. Luorare efectuata, in Clinica a II-a medioala,, I.M.F. Cluj.
(VEA~I!HER) (CAPMIOVASCULA.R DISEASES) (GEMROVASCUJ-AR DISORDER31/
(THRMWSIS) (HEMORRHAGE)

FODUTOV, G.,_inzh.
Sealing the base of a blast furnace. Prom. stroi. i inzh. soor. 4 no.l-.
48-49 j&-F 163, OGRA 160)
(Blast furnaces-Maintenance and repair)

FODUTOV., Gljnzh.
Multitrack railroad trestle made of precast reinforced concrete. Prom.
stroi~, i,inzh. aoor. 5 no.2.7-9 Mr-Ap 163* (MIU 16 -W
(Trestles) (Precast concrete construction)

FODUTOVp G... inzhi
,bb*erter plant at the Zhdano.v Metallurgical Plant. From.
i inzh. soor.~ 5 no...5.1-3 3-0 ' 163.! (MIRA 16:12)

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PODUT"OV,'d.S., inzhener.
I
Fastening crane rails to precast reinforced concrete rwtways.
Strol.prom. 35 no.7:41-42 J1 157. (MIRA 10:10)
(Scaffolding) (Cranes, derricks. etc.)

PODUTOV, G.S.. inzh.
Some problems in designing foundations for blast furnaces to be
erected by the method of shifting. From. stroi. 37 no.11:31 F '59.
(WRA 13:2)
l.Ukrgipromez.
(lbundations) (Blast furnaces)

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ACCESSIOR WE: AP5021556 UR/0286/651GOO/Q13/0021100211
547.652.1-78T.602.2
AUTHOR: PoduzhUlo, V. F.; Podgornaya _L. M&
TITLE: Liquid scintillato,ro. Class 12, No. 172331
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy I tovarnykh znAov, no. 13, 1965, 21
TOPIC TAGS: scintillator,, cosmic radiation
ABSTRACT: An-Author Certificate has been issued for a preparati-ire method for
liquid scintillatorsfor studying cosmic. racHation. Thesg$ptUj6torz are based
on vaseline oil vithlifil d naphthale e or I-meth~lhft~hthalene and 2,5-diphenyl-
oxazole. [BO]
ASSOCIATION:. Vsesoynznyy naucMio-Issledovatel'skiy institut monokrist-allov
(All-Union Scientific Research Institute of SiPAIA-Crys-we)
SUBNMTTED.1 OhFeb63 ENCL: 00 suB CODE: op, .4A
INO REP Sovi Ow OTHER: 000 ATD PFM.
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ACCESSION HP: AMo48145 SV558/&43X/01i/A035/A035
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abe. IIA341
AUTHORB~: Kutsyna, L. H.; Verkhovtseva, E. T.; PoauzbWlo, V. F.
TITLE: Effect of impurities an the efficiency of liquid scintillators
Khar kov
CITED SUMCE: Bb. Stsintillyatory i stsintillyats. materiely. VyP. 3. v,
Khar1kovsk. un 1963, 32-35
TOPIC TAGS: liquid scintillator., organic activator, absorption spectrum,
luminescence spectrum., impurity effect
NSLATION: An investigation was made of the influence of impurities contained
T
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X--- --7-3~ -bipTift-1 -dri tbe- f f i- -a-, f --1-1- -bd - Intillators with 2.5,=~ ~1~
-e cency ~o s1c
cffin
_,a~.ox; a Z 0 le %7n 11-L%54riplhenyl PYra;zo1'n6..-... The - 6sqrpti6n- spectra were measured with
an SF-4~zpectTophotometer, and the fluorescence spectra with an SF-4 spectrophoto-
meter used as a monochromator with an FEU-18 photoelectric energy receiver. The
source was an SVDSh-250 mercury lamp. The filter was a monochromator with a

1 26484-65
ACMSION NR: AR5004645
quartz prism. The scintillation efficiency was meaturqq with an PM-19 photo-
multiplier by determining the photocurrent due to a CoOU source. The ils22ropyl
~as synthesized by acting on diphenyl isopropyl chloride. The absorption
___I!i ~el'
and luminescence spectra of isopropyl biphenyl investigated in the condensed phase
offer evidence that this substance contains impurities. The scintillation effi-
ciency of eolutions of' isopropyl biphenyl with activators, (2,5-diphenyl axazole
and 1,3,5-triphenyl pyrazoline) was measured. It is shown that addition of a sol-
vent with long-wave luminescence acts in selective fashion on the activator mole-
~ules. Isopropyl biphenyl synthesized and purified by the described method can
be used to obtain a new effective scintillator with 1,3,.5-triphenyl pyrazoline.
la. M.
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ACCESSIM M-- AP3007234 S/0081/65/ODD/002/DO46/DO46
~.SOURCE:: Rd i~h.'Khimiya. SV*' tt~% Abs. 203
AMOR: K~tsynaj.L.-H.: Verkhovtseva, U. T.; Poduzhayle, V. F.
TITLE E fe of imp riti soon the effectiveness of liquid scintillators
f ct- u e
hov
CiT'ED SOURCE: Sb. Stsintillyntory i stsintillyats. Vyp. 3, riaterialy. Kh11
Miar'kovsk. un-t. 1963, 32-35
_jp_- j;9un-~g Catraia ray counter, I.iquid scintillaLor,
A.TMIC'.-TAGS.-. c~cjnt~il!Lat -ion
Ci Ul 1ator purity, isopropyldiphenyl, diphenyloxazole, triphenylpyrazoline.
S
In 3.
absorption spectrum, fluorescence spectrum
TRANSIATIO14i. Pit! authors studied the effect of Ole impurities present in i.so.-
On the effectiveness of liquid scintillators containing 2,5-
i-d~~beq,vloxazole-,iand 1,3,5-triplieiiylpyra--ol.i.i)e. The abnerption Spertra were
in an qF-4 apectrophottimetor, while the Miorepctince fspectr;-, w4!rP weaf-
ITICasUreri C
vred on an SF-4"which wis used Ps 6 wonochromator with an F-NI-18 phoLoelectrkc
energy receiver. The light source was an SVPSIt-250 mercury vapor lauip, wbil~,
the filter vas a mnochromator with a quartv prism. lbe scintillation ecfective-
CVOs y" measured on an rEU-19 frce the photoelectric current, using Co-60 tw~,' the

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ACCESSION r.R:' AR50679.34
source. .1sonropy1diphenyl was synthesized by reacting diphenyl With isoprop,,'L-
d
+ chlori e. An examination of tbe absorption and fluorescence spectra of iso-
-1 propyldipheuyl, men'sured in the condensed phase, demonstrated tbe presence ot 1M_
purities. 111 esciiaLilatton effectivei-iost, of solut-lom of iroj)roj)y1dLj))wnv1
containing activators (dipheryloNazole and trJ.p1)enyJj)yrnzolir)c'j iias then inea,tired,
This showed that admixture of a solvent with long-wave fluorescence has a seLect-
ive effect an the activator molecule. isopropyldipheny'A, synthesized and
purified b~ described methods, can be used to obtaima new effective scintillaLor
contaimimi'1,3,5-t,riphenylpyrazoline. Ya. M.-
SUB COM. WP, OC ENCL: 00
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NIKOTATEV, I; -I?QIJVA,. M-, YURCHIII=p A. (Berdyanak); BABTNIII, A. (Beliprod);
KR?fjRMib!Y`1~,*41. (Khabarovsk); FARBEROV, S. (ftilov)-, SOLDAIMIKOV,
0. ~Kbjmki, MbskovskWa obl.)
Brief notes. Sov.foto 18 no.10:86-87 0 158. (MIRA 11:11) "
(Photograpby)

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Cotton !,rowin-~, - Plmnine
'j
Innovator in cotton raisin,- Kolkh. T:xoizv. 1. ".o. -~.v -39,'52
9. Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June -1956, Uncl.
2

Cotton Growin.r,
1~arvest4- 'Mirri;-ated cot-tucun. Hol.1,11. pjrnizv. In, 0. , 'IcIrl)
Li'~rary of Gonrl*res.s,, December Ic;r2.
vlont'~lv List ol' Russian Accescions,
o, - X

1. PODVAIKOV, M.
2. ussR (6oo)
4. Cotton Growing
7.' On a leading cotton-growing collective farm. Kolkh.proiz 12 no. 12, 1952
9. Monthlj List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1953, Unclassified.

..,'..PO,DVAL.1(OV.__M..M. (g.Krivoy Rog)
A research institute helps the Krtvo7 Rog Basin. Nauka J
shyttia, 9 n0-10:21-25 0 159. (MTRA 13:2)
(KriVO7 Rag Basin--Mining engineering)
(Krivoy Rog--Research, Industrial)

PODVALKOVA I. A.: I-jaster Biol Sci (diss) -- 'The need of winter wheat for
=L .. =-=
.......I...
nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium at various stages of development". Lenin-
grad-Pushkin, 1959. 15 pp (Min Agric USSR, Leningrad Agric Inst), 120 copies
(Y,L, No 10, 1959, 124)

PODYALKOVA, I.A.
,----------------
Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and potassium absorption in the ontogeny of
wheat. Bot.shur. 45 no-7:1025-1027 Jl 160. (MIRA 13:7)
1. loningradakiy sel'skokhozyaystvennyy iustitut, g. Pushkin.
(Plants--Assimilation)
(Wheat-Fertilizers and manures)

PODVALKOVA, I.A.
Nature of mineral nutrition in spring wheat during ontogeLesis.
Fiziol. rast. 9 no.1:48-52 162. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Department of Plant Physioloa, Leningrad Agricultural Institute.
(Wheat--Fertilizers and manures)

SMOYLOVSKAYA, Ye.Ya.; VADOVA, CHACHIBAYA, I.A.
Carcinosarcoms, of the breast developing in monkeys after hyperestrini-
zatimL and the use of radioactive silv&.AgllO. Vop.,onk.:'6.Po.5:
35-42 MY ,60.' 041RA 14:3)
(BREAST--CANCER) (ESTROGENS)
(SILVi~_ISOTOFES)
'I
. I I

Effect of ligation of the pancreaticoduodeml vein on the
insm"r apparatus of the pancreas. Rrobl. endok. i gorm.
11 n6.6:92-96 N-D 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Labaratoriya fiziologii zhelez vnutrennoy sakratsil (zav. -
chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof. Ye.N. Speranskays.) Instituta
fiziologii imeni Pavlova (dir. akademik V.N.Chernigov5ki-y)
AM' SSSR, Leningrad.

SMOILOVSKAYAp Ye.Ya.; VADOVA, A.V.,- PODVALIPAYA, M.ra.; GHACBIBAYA, I.A.
Induction of melanoblastoma in monkeys. Vop. onk. 6 no. 10:69-74
o ,6o. OCL-PA 14:1)
(TUMORS)

VASIL'YIV, F.I.; LIBOVA, R.G ; JnnzAT,IJAjA_ F_,L.; ROZOVSKAYA, G.V.;
RTANIGHBU, M.I.; SILiNA, O.M.; TITOV, 'V.I.; TIKHOMOVA, H.A.
SIRGEYNYA , N.A., redaktor izdatellstva; GORDITWO, Ye.B.,
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Methods in chemical analysis oflmineral ores] Metody khizicheskogo
analiza minerallnogo syrlia. Moskva, Go*. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo
lit-z7 po geologii i okhrane nedr. No.l. 1955. 77 p. (MLSA 9:7)
1. Moscow* Tsesoyuxnyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy Insitut minerall-
nogo syriya.
(Ores--Analysis)

if
Small
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--TW-d*(--Orhr-m-r&mJs, am. Etc.. retotive quinque-
0* valent Ch &aid Tx as described by A. and Frid (C.A. S),
:%M', SO. 37611). Mix the sample with 0.5-2.4) X. of
Kfuh, And fulle at OW-ft'. If the fu%ion fwtion is
iwalittlakic. add a few drop of cotical. HvWa, and fu%e
:64NA caw, ditafolve In 10-20 till. W but W."', tartAric
o.. tranJer Into a Z-11M) mi.. (tieltendirig fall site -
(11 Sample) volumvith. fla*k. MIMI Slid 11.4) to mark. Trans.
to at (cir (pilwi) an aliquot Could. (JAWK if.., Ills. ad CIPSO. to
4
Kfrt~ -~[Jfi
to Jit# each adda. Wthe finAl mixt, KCNII ajudid 1W
7- 16 and IICI 3U-5V(?..
to 3 ad shake well. In the pnw-nce of Ch. the till" layer
win If more than 0.1 mg. ad Ch 6 prewnt.
he "" Apiwars even beforr the ad,in. of ciber.-
Ity of rolor itpIw4w. 4firrAl 40 mi". and
Alit t ounia, I hur, On- in lrool y ad
tvkw will Irk-temmufaringtodemulm. of IWINS. Measute
the caw intensity by compantag with stantUirds later
feting ;am a" Mo. U% U. V. Fe. Cf. CO. CU.*Au ' Pt.
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TITOV, V.I.; BOCHAROVA, A.P.; VASILIYZV, P.I.; ISBOVA, P.G.;,P()DVAL'NAYA,
R. IYAVA, T.A., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Methods of chemical analysis of mineral ores] Ketody khimicbeskogo
ansliss minerallnogo syrlia. Kooky&, Goo.nauchno-takhn.izd-vo lit-
ry po geol. i okhrane nedr. No-3. 1957. 90 P. (KIRA 1o:6)
1. Noscow. Tsesoyusnyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut
minerallnogo syriya.
(Mineralogical chemistry)

5(2) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV12532
Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut minerallnogo syr1ya
Metody khimicheskogo analiza minerallnogo syr1ya, vyp. 4 (Methods
of Chemical Analysis of Mineral Raw Materials, Nr 4) Moscow,
Gosgeoltekhizdat, 1958. 66 p. Errata slip inserted. 2,DOO
copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Ministerstva geologii i okhrany nedr SSSR.
CompXlers: V.I. Titov, (Chief Compiler), P.I. Vasillyev, R...G.
'30
Lebova, and R Podv~allna Ed. of Publishing House: S.M.
Pe
Vlasova; ~~ec. A. Pen1kova.
c
PURPOSE: This book is intended for chemists and geologists interest-
ed in chemical analysis.
COVERAGE: The booklet describes methods for determination of rare
and dispersed elements,'namely: beryllium, gallium, hafnium,
germanium, indium, lithium, rare earth elements, selenium, tellu-
rium, and zirconium. The booklet is based on well-known methods
Card 1/4

Methods of Chemical Analysis (Cont.) SOV12532
of analysis and on modified and new methods developed by Bei-
entific research organizations and checked by a group of analysts
under the supervision of R.G. Lebova, Chief Method Specialist.
The method descriptions were tested by the methodological section
of the Scientific Council of the Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatelt-
skiy institut minerallnogo syr1ya (VIMS-All-Union Scientific re-
search Institute for Mineral Raw Materials) consisting of I.V.
Shmanenkov (Chairman), V.I. Titov (Vice-Chairman), Ye. I. Zhelez-
nova (Vice-Chairman), V.M. Pensionerova (Secretary), and members
P.I. Vasillyev, L.I. Gerkhardt, F.V. Zaykovskiy, V.M. Zvenigo-
rodskaya, A.K. Rusanov, I.V. Sorokin, V.G. Sochevanov, and B.I.
Frid, and were approved for use in geological laboratories. P.I.
Vasillyev and R.L. Podval1naya drew up directions for the de-
termination of beryllium, gallium, germanium, indium, and thalli-
um; V.I. Titov for the determination of bafnium by optical
spectral analysis; V.I. Titov, for rare earth elements; V.I.
Titov and G.V. Rozovskaya, for selenium and tellurium, and A.V.
Vinogradov for zirconium. There are 30 references; '23 Soviet,
3 German, 3 English, and 1 French.
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Methods of Chemical Analysis (Cont.) SOV/2532
TABLE OF CONTENTS%
Foreword 3
Beryllium. Determination of Beryllium by the Visual and Photo-
colorimetric Methods With Quinalizarin 5
Gallium. Determination of Gallium by the Fluorometric Method
With 8-hydroxyquinoline - 13
Hafnium. Preparation of the. Material for Determination of
Hafnium by the Method of Optical Spectral Analysis 20
Germanium. Determination of Germanium by the Photocolorimetric
Method With Phenylfluorone 21
Indium. Determination of Indium by the Fluorometric Method
With 8-hydroxyquinoline 29
Lithium. Determination of Lithium by the Gravimetric Method
in Silicate Rocks 34
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Methods of Chemical Analysis (Cont.) SOV/2532
Rare Earth Elements. Separation of the Total of Rare Earths
for Subsequent Determination by X-ray Spectrum Analysis 40
Selenium and Tellurium. Determination of Selenium and Tellurium
by the Colorimetric and Gravimetric Methods 44
Thallium. Determination of Thallium by the Photocolorimetric
Method With Methyl Violet or Crystal Violet 55
Zirconium. Determination of Zirconium by the Volumetrio
Method 61
Bibliography
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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pcDVALINAYA, R. L.
Vasillyev, P. I.. Podvalinaya, R. -L.
"Metbod of luminescence f or the Determination of Uranium with Preliminary
Ceparation by Fleans of Titanium Phospbate" p. 27
in book Methods of DAtermIning Itsdinac&ive Flements in Mineral Raw Mgterials,
1958, 68pp.

34 7 25
S/137/62/000/002/140/14'i
A052/A101
AVIIHORS Vasillyev, P, I., Podval'nVa, R. L., Lavrova, A. k
T!"47LE, On the problem of determination of beryllium in phosphate form ir
the presence of titanium and other elements
FERIODI~-'A-L~ Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 2, 1962, 8, abstract 2K38
(V sb. "KhIm., fiz.-khim. i spektr. metody issled. rud redk, I
rasseyan. elementov". Moscow, Gosgeoltekhizdat, 1961, 19-24)
TEXT; The separation of 30.7 mg BeO with an error of --./1% (relatively)
in the presence of (in mg) A1203 (?), Fe203 60, Cr20 10 is performed with
ammonia, adding at the first precipitation 5 ml of 9'*(NH4)3po4 solution and
10 ml of 15% solution of trilon B. The precipitate waslied with 2% NrH4NO3
solution is dissolved in HU, and at the'secbnd precipitation 2 ml of phosphate
solution and 5 ml of trilon B solution are added. At this stage Ti Interferes
with the determination of Be. To eliminate the effect of Ti, the solution,
after a preliminax7 neutralization76f the excessive'aciii, is cooled, 5 ml of
20% (NF-4)3PO4 solution, 15 ml of 15% trilon B solution and I ml of perhydrol
are added and the whole is neutralized by methyl red. -The separated amorphous
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S1 137/62/000/002/140,," 1 -LL
Or, the problem of determination ... A052/A101
residue of Be phosphate is filtered off after 11 hour and, after di-ssc1v!-n&, is
pre:-~Ipitated again by heating, adding 2 ml. of phosphate Solution, 7 ml of trilon
B sol-ition and 0.5 ml of perhydrol. There are 5 referenses.
B. Melent'yev
[Ab-straater's note: Complete translation]
arai 2/2

FODVALIAMOVAS T. F., kand. mod. ngt~k .
I
Complications from the uae of corticoBteroido Vrach. delo
no.36-135-137 Mr 162. WRA .15:7)
L Kafedra terapii (zav. - Prof. G. I. Burchinakiy) stomatolo-
gicheskogo fakuliteta Kiyevskogo moditsinskogo inatituta na baze
I-y Podollokoy bollnitay.
(CORTICOSTEROIDS-TOXICOLOGY)

PODVALINYY A Yu , kand. mad. nauk (Kazan', ul. Tellmana, 22p kv.1); BAKHTIOZIN,
~** ~
Arthrography in injuries of the meniscus of the knee joint. Vest.
khir. 92 noU:92-93 Ja 161+. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Iz Kaz-anskogo nauchno-isaledovatellskogo instituta. travmatologii
i ortopedii (dir. - U.Ya. Bogdanovich).

PWALNMOVA, T,F., assistent (11yev)
Importance of the detection of foal of pathological Irritation
in the dental eyotem in the prevention and treatment of peptic
ulcer. Probl.ston. 4:229-233 158. (MIRA 13--6)
(W)UTS-DISMUS) (PMIC ULCU)

PMVILINYUY,OVA, T.F.
Some practical questions in sleep therapy for peptic ulcer-patients.
Trachodelo no.4:373-377 AP158 (MIRA n:6)
1. Terapevticheakaya klinika (zav. - dots, - G.I. Bumhinskiy)
stomatologicheakogo fakullteta Klyevskogo meditainmkogo institutas
(SLIMP--TIMAPBUTIC USE)
(PMIC ULCIR)

PODVJ'Jj'llyMOl[A~ T. P. I Cr:rld I'Jcl Sci -- (diu;)
-tib
Problevis of sloQ11 ti~(,,ruvpy of ii1cur patients.lv
A
nir c-Uc'!l
(I'liev Crdf.,r of tabor Red Bm-mer -',,'ad Inst im Acad A.A. Bo[,-.o:.'olctts)-
200 copie-, OMi38-59i 120)

PWVAL'NMOVA, T.F.
Treatment of peptic ulcer patients With now coz7lex preparation
biimlin. Trach.delo no.4.*35&359 Ap 160. (MM 13:6)
1. Terapevticheslaya kliniks. (zav. - dotsent G.I. Burchinekly)
stomatologicheskogo fakullteta 11yevskogo meditsinskogo insti-
tuta na baze Pervoy Pbdollskoy bollnitsy (glavuyy vrach - Te.P.
PiraboTa),
(PJIPTIC ULM)

I'GDVAL-1,1=--,-A.-P in2h.
--- ;;--
,
Efficient placing of bricks in compartment dryers. Stroi. mt. 4
no.8:23-24 Ag 158. (xrRA il:9)
(*ickmaking)

PODVALINYY, A.M.
Creep of freezing concrete. Dokl. AN SSSR 148 no-5:114&1.151 F
,63. (MIRA 16:3)
1. Nauchno-iasledovateltakiy institut po stroitellstva Akademii
stroitelletva i arkhitektury SSSR. Predstavleno iLkademikom
P.A.Rebinderom.
(Creep of concrete)

MOSKVINt VA; PODVALNYY,, A.M., kand.tekhn.nauk
Study of the processes of corrosion in stressed concre~tea lzv.
ASiA /+ no.4316-25 1629 (MIRA 16t1)
1. Chlen-korrespondent kkademit-stroitelletva i arkhitaktury
SSSR (for Moskvin).
(Concrete--Gorrosion)

PODVAL'ITYY -AM kand.tekhn.nauk
Frost resistance of prestressed and ordinsry'reinforced concrete
elements. Gidr. stroi. 32 no.8:26-28 Ag 162. (MIRk 15:9)
(Frost resistant concrete)

ft- -
PODMINYY. A.. inzh.
The problem of.the design of reinforced concrete roofs for hot
plants. Prom,stroiA inzh.soor- 4 no.1:36-38* Ja-F 162.-
(KM& 15:8)
(Roofing.. Concrete) (Hata3lurgical plants)

PODVALI M A I - tekhn.nauk
Effect of temperature on the durability of concretes made with
polymer binding materials. Bet. i zhel.-bet. 8 no.7:306-311
j1 62. (Concrete-TeBting) (14M 15-7)
(Polymers)

PODVAL I NYY, A. M.
Investigating the frost resistance of concretes subjected to loads.
Trudy NIIZHB no.12%45-65 159. (KIM 13:8)
(Wast resistant concrete)

POOVAL'NYY9 A- M-9 CAND TECH SC-19 "EFFECT OF A STRESSED
L44Y*-
STATE OW THE CORROSION RESISTANCE OF CONCRETE," Moscowg1960.
(MIN OF TRANSPORT CONSTRUCTION USSR. ALL-UNION Smi RES INST
OF TRANSPORT CONSTRUCTION "TSNIIS")- (KLI, 2-619 211).
-173-

C ti L- A,.-
PUSE I BOOK MWrl!ATION SOV/4491
Akademiya stroitelttva 1 0a~khitektury SSSR. Institut betona i zhelezobetona
Kyrraziya zbelezobetona i metody zashchity (Corrosion of Reinforced Concrete and
YjethodB of Protection Avainst It) Moscow., Gosstroyizdat, 1960. 131 p.
Errata slip inserted. lie-ries: Its: Trudy, vYp. 15) 5.,000 copies printed.
Ed.: V.M. Moskvin,, Corresponding Hember.. Academy of Building and Architecture
UM,, D~~ctor of Technical Sciences., Professor; Ed. of Publishing House:
M.N. Yuznetz-Gva; Tech. Ed.: E.M. ElIkina.
PURPM: This book is intend6d for scientific research workers and construction
engineere apecializing in reinforced-concrete structures.
COVERAGE: The collection of 9 articles deals with corrosion processes vhich occur
in zeinforced concrete and methods of combating them. Increasing the duribil-ity
of re1.nf--',--ced concrete through the use of admixtures of organosilicon compounds
or by using protective coatings vith lacquers and enamels is anallzed. Ways of
avoiding deformations in reinforced concrete caused by frost are discussed. No
personalities are mentioned. References follow each article.
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Corrosion of Reinforced Concrete (Cont.) SOV/4491
TAEW OF COMUMs
Moskvin, V.M. [Doctow of Technical Sciences, Professor]., and_AK,- _Podya1_!p)g
(Engineer]. Methods for Investigation of the Corrosion Processes in Concrete
b7 Wans of Specimens Under Tension 3
-Y\ Podvallnyy, A.M. Stability of Concrete Under Tension In Aggressive
Environments 14
Batrakov, V.G. (Engineer]. Investigation of the Influence of Admixtures
of Orgawsilicon Compounds Upon the Durability of Concrete 44
Alekseyev. S.M. (Candidate of Technical Sciences]. Protection of
Reinforci~g Parts Against Corrosion in Cellular Concrete 58
Y-ornfelld. I.A. [Engineer], and V.A. Pritula [Engineer]. Electro-
corrosion in Reinforced Concrete 72
Moshchanaldy. N.A. [Doctor of Technical Sciences., Professor].. and
Ye. A. Pachnina I.Aulior Scientific Worker). Protective Plasterings
and Coatings for Layings and Concretes in a Hydrogen Chloride
Environment 80
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G-c-ri-asion -Of Reinforced Concrete (Cont.) SOV/44~,l
Kbnonenko: A.S. [Engineer]. Increasing the Stability of Silos 95
Plungyanskaya. M.N. [Candidate of Technical Sciences]. Protective
Coatings on t~e Basis of Hydrofobic Materials,, Perchliwnrwinyl and
Ep2xide Lacquers and Enamels 103
M.oskv-in, V.M., andA-.M. Podvallnyy. F.-o,-t R,sistance and the
Darability of Reinforced-Concrete Structures 110
AVPJ:LMLL?: Lf:brary of Congress
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12-6-b0

MOSKVIN, V.M., doktor tekhn.nauk prof.; PODYALINTY. A.M.. inzh.
Frost resistance of stressed concrete. Bet. i zhel.-bet. no.2:
5s-64 F l6o. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademil stroitellstva i arkhttektury
SSSTI (for Moskrin).
(Frost resistant concrete)

SHKATULOVt D.R., kand. teklin. nauk; IIODVALINYY, A.M., k-and. tekhn. nauk
Bituminous paste for waterproofing of surfacen and the protection
of structural elements from corrosion. Prom. stroi. 42
no.5s25-29 165. (HIRA 18:8)

MOSKVIN, V.M., doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.; FODVALINTY, A.M., lnzh.
Methods for-investigating corrosion in concrete using stressed
test pieces. Trudy KIND no.l5s3-13 060. (MIU 13:9)
(Concrete--Corrosion)

- PQWA' I- A.M., inzh.
Strength of stressed concretes subjected to the influence of
corrosive wdia. Trudy NIIZHB no.15:14-43 160.
(MIRA 13:9)
(Concrete-Corrosion)

MOMVIN, V.M., doktor tekhn-nauk, prof.; POVALINTr, A.M., inzh-
0 -
Frost resistance and durabilit7 of reinforced concrete corAtrac-
tion elements. Trud7 NIIZHB n0-15:110-132 160.
(KIRA 13:9)
(Frost resistant concrete)

MOSHCHAHSKIYJ, ii.A.,, doktor tekhn. nauk. Prinimali uchastiye: ITSKVIN,
V.M., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.; AIEKS=, S.N., kand. tekhn.
nauk,- KAPKU1, M.M.; MEDVEDKV, V.Mq
SrHASIDIYKH, V.P., red.izd-va; MOCRALIVA, Z.S., tek-hn. red.
[Regulations on the use and protection of reinforced concrete
in shops with corrosive media]Instruktsiia. po primeneniiu i
zashchite zhelezobetona v tsekhakh s agressivnymi sredami.
Moskva, Gosstroiizdat, 1961. 29 p. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Akademiya stroitel'stva. i arkhitektury SSSR. Institut be-
tona i zhelezobetona, Perovo. 2. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii
stroitellstva i arkhitektury SSSII (for Moshchanokiy).
(Corrosion and anticorrosives)
(Reinforced concrete)

MOSKVINP V.M., Ooktor tekhn.nauk, prof.; FMVALINYY., A.M..., inzh.
Calculation of the functioning of reinforced concrete elements
under corrosive influences when establishing standards. Bet.i
zhel.-bet, no*6:246-249 Je 1619 (HUA 14:7)
1. Chlew-korrespow4ut Akadenii stroitellstva i arkhitektury
SSSR (for Mbskvin).'
(Reinforced concrete)

PODVAL'NYY, A.M.
Temperature strains and stresses in reinforced concrete due to t~e
difference between the thermophysical properties of steel and con-
crete. Inzh.-fiz. zhur. 5 no.2:113-116 F '62. (MIRA 1':-.l)
..4
1. Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut po stroitel'stvu fikademii
stroitellstva arkhitektury SSSR, Rostov-na-Donu.
(Strains and stresses) (Reinforced concrete)

0
8Y62/000/001/04 3/067
B16 B101
0 1-411
>
AUTHOR: Podvallnyy, A. M.
TITLE: On the breakdown of ferro-concrete structures under the
action of frost
PERIODICAL: Referat.4vnyy zhurnal. Xhimiya, no. 1, 1962, 363, abstract
1K307 (Tr. N.-i. in-ta betona i zhelezobetona Akad.
str-va i arlichitekt. SSSR, no. 22, !961, 128-138)
TEXT: ""he results of investigations into the frost resistance of
reinforced concrete beams are analyzed. It is shown that the breakdown
of the protective layer and of the beams themselves after a small number
of frost-tbaw cycles (UP to 40 cycles) is due to internal stresses
arising in the ferro-concrete element as a result of the difference in
the temperature expansion and heat conductivity coefficients of concrete
and steel. Small expansion stresses of the order of 0.25-0.3 R P, which
under normal working conditions are not dangerous, cause serious break-
down of the concrete under conditions of alternate freezing and thawing.
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On the breakdo-irn of.
S/08-/62/000/001/043/067
31681B101
Temperature expansion coefficients are given for concretes of various
compositions and varyinj,~ de,,,,rees of water saturation with different
temperature-c hanCe intervals. It is recommended, when ferro-concrute
elements which are to be expoood to rapid freezing and Lhawinj_r are being
designed and manufactured, that the thickness of' the protective layer
should be increased, that reinforcements or erection Components should
not be allowed to protrudefrom the concrete, that the reinforcement should
be anchored in the compressed zone and also that concretes with air-
entraining or gas-evolving additives should be used, since in this case
there is a correspondence between the deformation of the steel and
concrete,in freezing. FAbstracter's note: Complete translation.!
C&r-cl 2/2

PODVALINYY, A.M., kand.'iekhn.nauk-
Temperature stresses in a conglomerate of plastic concrett. Sbor.
trud. NII po stroi. ASiA (Rost.] no.6tO-L-103 162. (MIRA 17:9)

YISILAVIGH, A.Ta,; PODVALINYY,. A.Yu.
Microflors of fresh wounds of peacetime injuries. Ortap.travM. i
protes. 17 no.6:122-123 N-D 156. (MLRA 10:2)
1. Iz Nazanskogo nauchno-issledovatellakogo instituta vosstanovitell-
noy khirurgil i ortopedii (direktor - zaaluzhennyy dayatell nauki TASSR
professor L.I.Shulutko)
(WOUNDS-BACTICRIOLOGY)

PODV,AL'11YY, A.Yu., YUSUPOV, F.S.
ome improvements in osteoaynthesis in medial fractures of the femur
neck. Ortop.travm. i protez 19 no.2:57-58 Mr-Ap 158 (MIRA 11:5)
1. Iz Kazanskogro nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta vosstanovitell
noy khirurgii i ortopedii (dir. - ZOBlU2hennyy doyatell nnuk
TASSR prof. L.I. Shulutko).
OPEKEM-NECK, fract.
medial, improvements in method of oateOByuthesis (Rus))

PODVALINYY, A. Yu.
- . . ._ - - ----- - - --- . .........
Cand Med Sci - (diss) "Treatment of fractures of the distal epi-
metaphysis of the radius and restoration of function of the limb."
Kazan', 1961. 21 pp; (Kazan' State Medical Inst, Kazan' State
Scientific Research Inst of Traumatology and Orthopedia); 200
copies; price:-free; M, 5-61 sup, 205

BOGWOVIGH) U-ya, kand.med.nauk; POUVALINYY, A.Yu.., mladyshiy nauchnyy
so,trudnik
Treatment of lateral fractures of the neck of the femur. Kaz. med.
zhur. no.601-33 N-D 161. (MIRA 15-.2)
1. Kazan kiy nauchno-isoledovateliskiy institut travmatologii i
ortopedii (direktor - rof. L.I.Shulutko).
(FEMUnRACTURE)

PCDTALIM, S.
The easiest method for toning photographic print*. Zzaa.sila 30
me-11:17 N 155. (xrju 9a)
(Phot*graphy--Priating procesees-Texing)

FODVAL'IqYY S ~rpqrl-
Photographic printing on fabrics. Sov.foto 18 no-11:53-56
N '58. (MIDA 11:12)
(Photography--Printing processes)

SOV/1-36-501.-2-11/24
AUTHORS: Plekhanov, A.F., Yodval2nyy, S.I., Zyaze7, A.D.
and Kalugina, A.T.
TITIB: Elimination of Copper from the Cobalt-Oxide Production
Cycle (Vy-iod medi iz tsikI a. pr:L proizvodstire okisi
kobal'ta)
PERIODICAL:Tsvetnyye Metally, 1959, Nr 29 pp 49-52 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The existing method at the Ufaleyskiy Nikelevyy Zavod.
(Ufaley Nickel Works) for removal of copper from cobalt
solutions is to precipitate with soda ash. This gives
a copper cake with 0-3 to 0.5% cobalt which has to be
reprocessed, leading to delete:~-ious acc,=ulation of
copper in the first stage of cobalt-oxide production.
The work described had the object of exploring the
possibilities of using sodium hyposulphate fo_- the
precipitation, giving a copper cake which could be
eliminated from the production cycle. Iaboratory
experiments shovied (Fig 1) that 30(ylo (or '17.5 kg per kg
copper) of the theoretical amount of hyposulphate was
-necessary to precipitate all the copper independently
of acidity (0.04 to 0.05% Co in the precipitate), that
Card 1/3 the best temperature for precipitation. was 80 to 900C

SOV/136-v59-2-11/24
per from the Cobalt-Ox-iAe Production Cycile
Elimination of Cop L1_
the best byposulphate concentration 10 to 2VIo (Fig 2)
and duration 12 to 15 minutes (Fig 3). On the basis of
these satisfactory results production trials on a
mechanically-.stirred vesse.1 of 4.2 m3 caracity were
organized. In one series i-con-free SojUt;-4r'nS viere used,
in the other the solixtions contain?d iron. The results
(table) were substant-J-117 the same -1-1 bcth series but
the duration of the subsequent operation of cobalt,
pitation by chlor-Ine took 3011',, longer with the iron-
preci
free solutions. The consixigrption of hyposulphate could
be reduced to 4.B kg/kg co-;3pez! by inc:c-easing the time
interval between successive additions '00 30 minutes and
the cobalt content J-n tbe cake was low e:aoug~-_, (0.1011o max)
to malm further treatment The U-ield of
copper cake. was twice as low as with soda ash. The
Card 2/3 authors conclude that the possibility of copper

SOV/136-59-2-11/24
Elimination of Copper from the Cobalt-Oxide Production Cycle
precipitation with sodium hypo-sulphite has been
established. There are 3 figures and 1 table.
Card 3/3

L 2b6,R3-65 EWT (m)/EPF(c)/E7Y7P(J)A
ACCESSIOV 14R: AR5000965
PC-4/PrA M
S/0282/64/000/010/0001/0001 34(
..SOURCE: Ref. zh. Y-himicheskoye i'kholodil'noye mashinostroyeniye. Otd. VYp-'
-Abs. 10.47.12
A17MOR: lspir'Xan., E. M.; Pedval'nyy, S. L.; Polyakov, A. V.
Compiling a mathematical description of the emulsion polymerization
TITLE:
_;,process and using it in an automated control system
CITO SOURCE. -Tr- 1,abor' khimii~vysokomolekul. soyedineniy. Voronezhsk. un-t.,
-:,vyp,, 2,.1963, 196-203
emulsicin polymerization, butadiene polymerization, styrene polymeri-
~-TOPIC TAGS
zatiob, polymerization control, automatic control system
Statittical data compiled at an active plant were processed
-mathematically in an effort to optimize the industrial process of emulsion
polymerization of butadiene'~with styrene.~ An analysis of the selected input para-
meters of the proceiis, giving due consideration to its technological characteris-
tics in the form of a coefficient of mutual correlation, indicates that some
7--o
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1" 24683-65
AR5000965
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~-'~--'Parameters ean be regulated, and- others should be rigidly stabilized. These
parameters govern the final constants and the latter determine, in turn, the
optimal pattprn,-qf the pz.-ocess, . i.e. ,conversion and plasticity of the rubber.
thors evo
lved-?Anear-.eq~ations correlating initial and final constants.
These-can;be solved during the process by a computer, thus facilitating auto-r
mated regulation of a polymerization process. The proposed system makes it
possible to optimize the procbs6 of emulsion polymerization, while necessary
adjustments and refinements can be effected while the process takes place.
Bibl. with 2 titles. G.-Chernyy
SUB CODE. IE) 00 EVCL! 00
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KAMMYS. P,.Tat-PIJDVAU-Tr,, S.P.
-
kwlysUig the klnsmtic characterlotles or a vibrat=7 pr*so
by mo=o or higb-xpmd aDtlon-plature pbotagmplwo Uopn=ch.
rot. 9QM~Qffi 064. (MRA 28a21)

il;,V. 11S..'s, *. I ~." ,
Y ~ V -.1, i'~Tv-*
Lsta=Lni~o the ont:-u-n -Z. z . 7e .
.-- I ~ t7z,!:, M-~, 4 ~n -, n h~ Eh-s::e e -;
I- L - - - -
otion-picture Photography. 4"jh,.-,-.na-Lch,i rpTM~fot,, -i jrin, 6
no,,5;3-1+1~-352 S-0 ~61~ (MIR.". 14:9)
(I'lotion-icture !;'--;gh npeed)

23( SOV/77-4-3-10/16
AUTHORS: Lavrentlyev, V.I. and Podvallnyy, S.P.
TITLE: The High-Speed Macro-Cinephotograp Ing o Remote Ob-
jects
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal nauchnoy i prikladnoy fotografii i kinemato-
grafii, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 3, pp 222-225 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors developed the scheme and designed and
tested the model of an optical installation intended
for the high-speed macro-cinephotography of remote
objects (applicable to the cameras SKS-1 and FP-22).
In addition the authors show the possibility to pro-
duce, with the aid of FP-22 cameras, macrophotos of
a non-luminous object in reflected light with a fre-
quency of 100,000 frames per second, on a scale up
to 3:1. As to the latter, the authors' report is
based on investigations carried out by Candidate of
Technical Sciences, K.F.Romanov, of the Nauchno-iss-
Card 1/4 ledovatellskiy institut tekhnologii i organizatsii

SOV/??-4-3-10/16
The High-Speed blacro-Cinephotographing of Remote Objects
proizvodstva (Scientific Research Institute of the
Technology and Organization of Production). The
authors used the scheme illustrated in diagram 1.
The given scheme can be divided into two sections,
the left for projection and the right for photographing,
the back principal plane of lens 3 being at the inter-
.Lace between them. In the lef'~ section, objective 2
forms an inverted image of object-1 in the back prin-
cipal plane 4 of lens 3, which in this way appears as
a kind of transparent screen concentrating the rays
on the camera objective. Lens 3 is characterized by
the fact, that under given conditions it does not
appear as an inverting system. The image formed by
the camera objective, therefore, is erect. In this
way a system with a very great equivalent focal
distance has been obtained. Such a system is neces-
Card 2/4 sary for macrophotographs of comparatively remote ob-

SOV/77-4-3-10/16
The High-Speed Macro-Cinephotographing of Remote Objects
jects. Figure 2 (photograph) shows a model instal-
lation with camera SKS-1. Although the installation
was not assembled from specially prepared parts, the
sharpness of the obtained pictures was satisfactory.
Figure 3 (on insert) shows a set of frames illustra-
ting the burning out process of an electric bulb fi-
lament. The photographic frequency was 2,000 frames
per second. It proved necessary to charge the system
intended for industrial photographing in some cases
(forming of sha 1 S du ing the metal cutting process
on a turning lathe , and the t7pe of camera used
(FP-22). Figure 4 (photograph) shows that this in-
stallation differs from the basic system by0the use
of a plane mi-rror which, at an angle of 90 , stands
in the projectional section of the system. The ca- 0
mera is installed near the lathe at an angle of 90
The minor projectional objective and the object are
Card 3/4 rigidly fixed on a common base, which can move along

SOV/7?-4-3-10/16
The High-Speed Macro-Cinephotographing of Remote Objects
an axis, that passes through the centres of camera
objective, lens and mirror.. Figure 5 (on insert)
shows a set of frames taken at a frequency of 100,000
pictures per second. Figure 6 (photograph) shows the
illuminator, which consists of a lamp, a.telescopic
tube and a condensing lens. There are 5 sets of pho-
tographs and 1 diagram
SUBMITTED: April 20, 1958
Card 4/4

S/122/60/000/010/008/015
A161/AO30
AUTHORS: KarnovtM.Ya.t andPodvallnyyS.Pt Engineers
TITLE: Machines Studied with a High-Speed Movie Camera
PERIODICAL: Vestnik mashinostroyeniyat 1960, No.10, pp.44-46
TEXT: The motion of the vibrator rod on a vibration press has been
studied. The kinematic system of this press (with a mechanical vibrator) is
shown (fig.1).- The vibrator (Fig.2) worked with 900-1200 vibrations a minu-
te, with rod amplitude of 4-12 mm; the test specimens were cylindrical, from
40 XHMA (40KhNMA) steel and IIAK611 aluminum alloy; the specimens were not hea-
ted; the CKC -1 (SKS-1) 16-mm camera made 150 to 4000 frames/sec. The came-
ra was placed on a platform suspended on a crane hook to prevent vibrating.
The rod speed at the moment of contact with the specimen or die was measured
with a paper mark with traced parallel lines. Space between lines served as
a measurement scale for real rod travel; real shooting frequency was measu-
red with a M H -7 00-7) f loodlight giving 100 f lashes per second at 50 cyc-
les A.C. Light from it was cast on the film through a lens system so that
only the film edges were exposed. The Pictures were analysed with 15x micro-
Card 1/'t Z

S/122/60/000/010/008/015
Machines Studied with a High-Speed Movie Camera A161/AO30
scope. Rod speed epures were plotted. The initial speed dropped abruptly
to 0.28-0.19 */sec in thousandths of a second, rose after 0.012 see during
0.003 see slightly again dropped again and smoothly reached zero; in the fi.-
nal stage of deformation, after 0.025 see, the process seems to be stabili-
zed; then the rod abruptly rises with 0.45 m/sec, and slows down. to reach
the 0 point. The analysis of the epures proved that the calculated rod
speeds were too high, and the real variations of the rod speed were differert
from those calculated, particularly in the deformation period and during the
transition period to idle run. There are 5 figures.
Card 2/0 ;;,

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ACC NR: AP60,2~288, SOURCE CODE: Uli/01197667000/007/0024/0026
AUTHOR: Podvall, so F. (Engineer); Rybakevich, E. I. (Engineer)j Strel'rdkxVJ Is i

~~ORT-Fnd
-fie - ID
T tuidying lihear'dimension ga Iges by high-mspeed motion-picture
ITLE: dii.tfit fords.
camera methods
SOURCE: Priborostroyen:iye, no. L. 1966P 24-26
TOPIC TAGS: motion picture camera linear dimension control
ABSTRACT: The outfit includes a stand with mechanisms and test gages, a control desk,
two SKS-1 motion-picture cameras, lighting equipment, and a programing desk;
principal circuits of the control and programing desks are shown. The stand simulates
the operation of the sensor (inductive, contact, pneumatic) of a corresponding gage.
A special head is provided that carries a (motor-driven) rotating disk which
simulates the work-piece. The camera operation can be synchronized with the test
object, and the processes can be recorded by an 8-track osoillograph. The SKS-1
camera operates at rates 150--4000 frames per see (10-1 x 7-5-MM frame)- The above
outfit is
suitable for studying rapid phenomena transpiring in dimonoion-control 14
5'
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!
gac
es of
e pi&ces being machined and also in other physico-mechanical pr
cesses
a
Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 1 formula.
ILL.
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CODE
; 09 SUBM DATE:
none
rd UDC:681.2.083

PODVALONYY, Yu.., sud-lya respublikanskoy kategorii
ReauAtB of cross-country races organized by factories. Za rul. 21
no.4:14 Ap 163. (MM 16:5)
1. Otvetstvennyy sekretarl Federataii avtomotosporta Leningrada.
(Motorcycle racing)

PCDVALINYY, Yu.., sudlya respublikanskoy kategorii po avtowtosportu
Organizing racing on an ice track. Za ral. 20 no.11:8-9 N 162.
(MMA 15:11)
(Motorcycle racing)

PODVALINYY, Yu., sportivnyy radiokommentator, sudlya respublikanskoy
rii
Flags of nine nations above "Shmerli." Za rul. 20 no.9:11
S 162. (KRA 15:9)
(LeLtvia-Motorcycle racing)

I
PODMOVI T., YOTANA Z., 67-IiA P
ta par a -olog-" ck-'iz 4 1,
a. cky
-some pineridine derlatives'&S. LEY. 6E 3.
uterotonik. Oxytocic effect of 1953
92/35 (939-944) Graphs 8- Tables1 7
The toxicity qnd oxYtocic effect of 4 piperidine deriavatives was studied: 2-(l-p-'-
peridy1methyl) - 516i7:8-tetrahydronaphthelene-HOl (1), 14-0:4-dimethoxybenzyl)
piperidiniim chloride (II), N-0:4-ethylendioxybenzyl) pliperidinium chloride (III)
and N(3:4-methylendioxybenzyY) piperidinitim chloride (IV). II has low toxicity
and The birbest uterotonic effect in the rabbit. The effect is rapid and nore last-
ing than that of posterior pituitary extract. Blood pressure and respiration are
not influenced by the therapeutic doses. A dose of 25 mg. i.v. in man decreased
the heart rate and blood pressure for 5 rrin. Zadina - frague
SO: FXCERPTA 141-'DICA, Section II Vol. 7 No. 11

VOTAVA, Z. -, PODVAIDVA, L
Pharmacological research 'of synthetic uterotonice. 11. Substituted
N-banzylpipartdines and 3~4-dimethozybensylanines. Chekh.fisiol. 3
no.4t426-431 1954.
1. Research Institute for pharmacy and Biochemistry, Prague.
(PIMIDINBS. effects,
N-bonsylpiparidines, on uterine tonus)
(AHMS 9 effects.
3,4-disethoxybonsylaminee. on uterine tonug)
(UMUS, effect of drugs on,
N-bensylpiperldine deriv. & 3.4-dimethaxybenzylamines)

DnT-- -AT r.~r,
- ~~_~j v,, I .
VOTAVA, Z.; PODVAIDVA
rIIW,0IAIM44VIr'X2'g
Pharmacological action of stereoisomers of methylergometrin. Cesk.
fysiol. 6 no.3:413-417 Aug 57.
1. Vysknmny ustav pro farmacil a biochemil, Praha.
(ERGOT AINKIDIDS,
stereolsomers of methylergometrin Wz))

VOT&VA, Z..;-N"V LOVAI_I.
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Prague, Activitas Nervosa Superior, Vol 8, No L~, Nov 66, pp
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Abstract.: ~. tests on mice used for the evaluation of the influence
of drugs on the CNS are described. 1: spontaneous motor activity
is expressed as the number of mice that moved in a group of mice
within a period of 2 minutes, with observations recorded every 10
seconds. 2: orientation activity based on the number of times a
mouse climbs a ladder within 5 minutes- 3: spontaneous motor ac-
tivity in new surroundings; this is determined as in No 1 after
the mice spend 30 seconds on a support of wide wire mesh. 1~: test
of the rotating rod; this describes the numbed of mice whose orien-
tation is disturbed within 60 seconds. Results obtained by this
method for amphetamine, chlorpromazine, and the Na salt of pheno-
barbitone are described. 1 Table, 2 Western, 2 Czech references.
Submitted At the 8th Annual Psychopharmaoological Meeting at Jese-
1/1 nik, 18 - 22 Jan 66.

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