SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT POLYAK, A.L. - POLYAK, B.T.

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POLYA'K , A.L.y luin,!,, nauk;
Lhe rerfor::ance of L-:ts for d r I r,
ma ch hir! ry d es 4 ~'ne ~ Iny t h:~~ A 1. -'-I'n i or, .'-jc- I.Pn t 1 f 1 c Rese z ren .1r. s --A -.,e,
for the (irvm Izatlon and Mric.-Imnivfil ion of lilno (:onstruCL-lon, T-Ildy
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POLY92-~ kwid. tekhn. nauk; NIKOLAYENKO, A. T.,, inzh.; GRIGHENKO,
R. N., inzli.; BAM,', V. 11., Yand. tekhn. nau),; ISAKOV, F,. I.,
Insh.; STARKOV, V. I., inzh.
Efficient gemetry and makes of hard alloya for the bladea
of sutter loacers with a planstary-cutting actuating member.
Ugoll Ukr. 6 no.10:20-22 0 162. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Ukrains'dy nauchno-Issledovatellskiy inestitut organizatsii
i mekbanizataii shakhtnbgo stroitellstva (for Polyak, Nikolayenko,
Grichenko). 2. Ukrainskiy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut
sinteticheakikh everkhtvardykh materialov i instrumentov (for
Bakull, Imikaw, Starkov),
(Coal mining machinery)

'GAR]
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-Pr;_ Uzsoki Street Hospital, II. Surgical Ward (Uzsoki
Utcai Korhaz, II. sz. Sebeszeti Osztaly).
"Modification of the Swenson-Type Rectum Resection."
Budapest, Magyar Sbeszet, Vol XVI, No 2, May 63, pages 114-118.
Abstract: [Auuhor's German summary] The author discusses 'he more com-
mon complications of the Swenson-type rectum resection which induced
him to work out a m.-)dification of it. Based on the relatively small
number of 8 operations, it is not his intention to again evaluate the
value of the Swenson technique since this was done by several authors
already. The good rasults of the author show that the modification of
'he surgical technique retains the good functional results of the
Swenson operation. The possibilities for error and complications in
the original technique, however, are eliminated by the new method and
the procedure is siriplified. 1 Hungarian, 11 Western references.

POLYAK, A. L.
Cand Tech Sci - (d.iss) "Study of the performance of planettary-
cutting operating /ispolnitellnyy/ member for boring of mine-
shafts." Khar'kov7, 1961. 21 pp with diagrams; (Ministry of
Higher and Secondal-y Specialis~ Education Ukraipian SSR, Dne-
propetrovsk Order of Labor Red Banner Mining Inst imeni Artem);
150 copies; free; (n , 6-61 sup, 223)

NIKOLAYENY,-), A.T.; YUDITSKIY, G.I.; FOLYAK, A.L.
Drilling Equipment for the sinki.ng of sha s and large diameter bjre-
holes. UF,:)l' Ukr- 5 no.7:14-16 ii 'T.
WRA 15:1)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut organizatsi-IL i
mekhanizatsii shakhtnoro stroitel'stva.
(Rock drills)

PO.LYAK, Aleksandr Alekseyevich; kKOPYA14, G.S., otv. red.;
POLTAVSKAYA, S.V., red.
[The economic system of Afghanistan; essays] E-konomi-
cheskii stroi kfganistana; ocherki. Hoskva, Nauka, 1964.
161 p. (MIRA 17:12)

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POLYAK, A. M.
"Semiplant Experizents with the Carbonation of (NF4)?SO4 Soliktiods in Honigmann
Jkpparatue,n A. P. Belopollskiy. 1. M. Polyak, N. A. 1-lubinahteyn, F. P. Alehsand-rcv,
V. V. -!~usov, Ye, F. Yablonsk-ty,.~~orks of the Sci Inst of Fert and Insectofung im Ya.
V. Sampylov, 1940,130-52 pp, W.m Referat Zhur IV. No 6. pp 83 (1941) (SEE: Inst.
Ingt/Fungi. in Ira. V. sqvoylov)
SO: U-237/49, 8 April 1949

POLYAK, A. ~i.
n-The Carbonation of NH3aNa2S!)4 "OlutiODB In tho Sodit Colurn," A.P. Belopol'skiy, AL M.
Poly , Works of Sci Inst of Fart *nd Insectofung im Ta. V. Spnoylov, 19~0 No 144, pp
184-210, Khim Deferat Zhur V, No 6, Ixf) P4 (1941) (&-Z: InBt. lnxect/Pungl. in Ta.
V. Samoylov)
SO: U-237/49, 8 April 1949

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"Solution of Phosphates by Nitric kcid," 19:52.
U-1882, 20 April 52

F~'LYAK, Arat2lly T-larkovich
[Eypanding the sa-lection of fe.-. ous zetal -s in -,. .% "' T~--, '
Razvitie sortamenta chernykh metallov v r. '-'o s kv a ,
Metallurgiia, 1965. 215 p. S~ *
(mu-~k 19:1)

POLYAK, A.M... kand.tekhn.nauk
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Present sta-w- and proapects for the vrcduct-c~n o--f
Zhur,VKHO ? no.l.-5&-60' 162. 3-1 5, 3)
(Chromium compounds)

POLYAK, A.M., referent
Italian rese-Exch organizations in ferrouO metallur
[from "Iron i-nd Coal Trades Review," no. 4795, 9
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Biul. TSIICIDI no.2:62 161. (1-URA 14:9)
(Italy-44etallurgical research)

PDIM A
Conference on prospects for the development and tachnologiail
progress in the production of chromium compounds. Zhur.VM6 6
no&3&345 161, (YMU 14:6)
(Chromium compounds-Congresses)

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimlya, 1959, Nr 5, p 327 (USSR)
AUTHORS. Polyak, A.M., Sheveleva, S.S., Uspenskaya, Z.P.
TITLE, The Replacement of Hydrochloric Acid by Sulf'uric Acid in the
Production of Elemental Boron%%
PERIODICAL- Tr, Ural'skogo n.-i. khim. in-ta, 1957 (1958), Nr 5, pp 222-227
ABSTRACT% The results of laboratory and semi-industrial experiments are
submitted which showed that in the production of elemental B by
reduction of boracic acid with Mg metal. (RZhKhim, 1959, 824)
for the lixidation of MgO from the sinter commercial contact
H2S04 can be used (instead of HC1 acid). The cost of B is here-
by reduced by 10% and working conditions are improved as a result
of less gas liberated. The balance of materials in the production
of B is submitted, when using H 2S04 for lixiviation.
G. Rabinovich
Card 1/1

5(2) ISASS 1 609 UPLOITATION 3OV/%9Id
TOOsaynno" moveahchanlys 00 kMaii bore, 1955
Bari tndy Ronforestall po kh1all bore I yago so7edimenly (Boron,
TrOuttactlons :f thosConf re a* on the cheadstry or boron and
Its COWW*WWW ) no cow'02onakhImIsdat, 1958. )A9 V. 2mata &UP
Inserted. 2,400 soples printed.
IM.o S.F.' &mahimskiyj Tooh. Md.j X.S. Lar-yo.
I %do book Is Intended for chealats, as well as Par
..trial poreorawl wark1mg with baron and its 80"Unds.
M AGSt ftle collection contains 24 Studios an the ohoftletryj
orystalline structure, physicochoalcal properties, and
tashnoio" or boron am its cospounds. Twenty-two or the
studies warz ;rc3anled at th. All-C.Ion 'Comforence on pon?"
Chemistry, bold at the gauchno-istledowatel-okly Sitiko-
b&l.toMmayatastitut In. L. Yfi. Karpovaa!3clentifla Re-
marah ftral Oahe&LCAI Institute In. L. T Karpov) In
% %now
900922PON' 1955- Two of these articles deal with the there,,-
shealstr7 or boron. The two studies an *borunduse pro-
duation are being published for the first tim. The stu-ijes
are well Illustrated and accompanied by bibliographies.
TANS 0 COWfMSa
Borems Transactions or the Conference (Cant.) SOVA916
MM f;__70. O.9. 110mov,
AVM.
and L-r- DeTyat9vokaya. Boric Acid
by the D*CO:pOsLtLOn of Indersklyo
Berates With Mitures r 'LtrIO and 3ulruria Mids 135
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VA%*Rt"v, V-P- Processing of Borst@$ at the Airtyubinak
ChAR1481 Rombinat 141
fttobYllskaya, L.D. Denmilclatlon at Certain borts
are a 165
Nikolayev, A.T.. and A.G. Kurnakova. Ixtractlon
Of Soria Acid 15T
Jkv&i", lis- N- State Or baratem in An Aqueous
Solution 162
KmpLvmr.-S.L. A Technical And toonoILL0 Comparison
Of the Now Methods for boric Acid Production from
DW*r$klYo barates ITO
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, 1959, Nr 16, pp 278-279 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Amirova, S.A., P21L44_'A.M~._..
TITLE: The Study of Chlorination Roasting of the Cinders of the Sulfuric Acid
Industry With -the Utilization of Its Heat
PERIODICAL: Tr. Uraltskogo n.-i. khim. in-ta, 1958, Nr 7, pp 217-224
ABSTRACT: Chlorination roasting is combined with the process of cooling of cinders
dumped from sulfuric acid roasting kilns. For this purpose the hot cin-
ders are mixed with the corresponding quantity of finely-ground NaCl.
Thanks to this method the heat of the cinders coming out of the kilns is
used in their chlorination treatment and chlorinated cinders are obtained
directly in the sulfuric acid plants relatively simple, without consider-
able capital expenditures. From the chlorinated cinders Cu, Zn and pre-
cious metals are extracted by the hydrometallurgical method. The obtained
product is used as raw material in the ferrous metallurgy. Chlorination
roasting was carried out in the course of 0.5 - 2 hours at 350, 450 and
5500C and also under the conditions of decreasing temperature from 700 to
Card 3/2 4500C. NaCl was introduced in the quantity of 10 - 20% of -the cinder

- -,i,, -
The Study of Chlorination Roasting of the Cinders of the Sulfuric Acid Industry With
the Utilization of Its Heat
weight. 'The highest degree of Cu extraction (94%) and Zn extraction (52%) was obtained
in 2-hour chlorination at 5500C and an addition of 10% NaCl of the cinder weight.
There are 10 references.

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.,,P.OLYAKA.Ya... inzh.; SHCHUPAK, A.D.
Study of 411-he dynamic indices of a wheel-tt-j-pe t-raact,-Yrz :;f --le
1.4 ton clai3s operating at increased speeds in excess of 9 !on./
hour. 1-bkh.i elek.sots.sellkhoz. 20 no-4:18-21 162.
(1103A 15.8)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut mekhanizatsii
sellskogo khozyaystva.
(Tractors)

POLYAj, &.Ya-.,_, inzh.; SOLOVEYCHIK. A.G., inzh.; SHCHUPAK, A.D.
First results. Yekh. i elek. sots sellkhoz. 16 no.3:18-20 '58.
(YiRA 11:6)
l.Vaesoyuzny7 nauchnojissledovatellakiy inetitut mekhnaizateii
sellskogo lchozyaystva.
(Tractors)

POLYAYL, A.Ya., k-gnd.tokhn.nauk
At Increased speeds. Hauka I zhizn' 27 no.12:6-11 D 16o.
OCIRA 13:12)
(Agricultural machinery)

SOV/124- 58-2-1605
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 24 p 17 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Polyak, A, Ya.
TITLE: Instruments for Measurement of the Shaft Torque of Tractor and
Agricultural Machines (Pribory d1ya izmereniya krut.yashchego
momenta na valakh traktorov i sel' skokhozyaystvennykh mashin)
PERIODICAL: V kn. - Sb. trudov po zemledell cheskoy meklianike. I~Aoscow,
Sellkhozg:.z, 1954, Vol 2, pp 242-259
ABSTRACT: Requirements are defined for a torque- measuring instrument,
Schematic arrangements of the instruments are compiled, and
a table illustrating methods for torque measurement is given. The
article describes the author's mechanical instrument wherein the
torque or the peripheral force is transmitted mechanically to a
connecting rod acting along the shaft axis. Three types of the
c'
instrument have been developed, namely, 1) for the determination
of the moment transmitted through pulleys, sprocket wheels, etc,
mounted, at the end of a shaft, 2) for measurements applicable to
any location of pulleys and axes located butt-to-butt, and 3) for
Card 1/2 the measurement of torque transmitted between coaxial. shafts,
Card 2/2

POLTAK, A.Ya., lnzh.; SHCHUFAK# A.D., inzh.
Increasing performance ffpee" of wheeled trnetorfs. gekb. I alek.
sots. eel 'idior. no.4:4-11 '57- (MIRA 12:4)
1. VmesoyuzzV~7- nauchno-lealedovatellakiy institut makhanizateii
sellskogo khomyayetva. (Tractors)

NLYAK, A. YA.
"Investiaation of the Poler Capacity of the C-4
Self-wFropelled Coynbire." Thesis for derree of
Cand. Technical Sci. Sul, 8 Dec 50, 1-.osco-~.~ Inst
for the Mechanization anti Electrification of
Agriculture imeni V. 1.'.. Yclotov
Summary 71, 4 Sep 52, Dissertations Presented
for Degrees in Scien~e ai, Engineering in Moscow
in 1950. From VechernyaLE. 1,',oskva, Jan-Dec 1950.

POIYAK...Aaqksandr YakD,vlevich; SIIGUPAK, Ayzik, Dav-ydovich;
KOSOROTOV, B.V., red.; SOKOLOVA, H.N., tekhn. red.;
OKOLELOVA, Z.F., tekhn. red.
[Operation of tractor-drawn machinery units at increased
speeds] Ekspluatatsiia mashinno-traktornykh agregatov na
povyshennykIL skorostiakh. Moskva, Selikhozizdat, 1963.
286 p. (MIRA 17:4)

POLTAKOW.A.Ye.; SMIORTSOV.S.O.
Use of methanol and wther-aldehyde fractions. Gidroliz. i IeBo-
khim. prom. 8 no-3:21-24 155. MRA 8:9)
(Wood alcohol) (Kldehydes)

ADRASHEV,G.R.9 kand.tekhn.nauk,- BARAM,Kh.G., kand.tekhn.nauk;
VASIKOVSKIY,S.Ye., inzh.; VOSTaIKOV,V.A., inzh.; IVANOV,11.A.,
inzh.; NANYMI,G.A., inzh.; POIZAK,A.Ya., kand.tekhn.nmk;
DOLTIPSKIY,V.N., akadepil-..red.;-VO9LGV-,G.I., inzh.,red.; LEWKIN,
N.N., kand. teldia.nauk, red.; PORTNOV, M.N., kand.tekhn.nauk, red.;
BUDIKO, V.A., rad.; THTMIA, O.N., tekhn. red.
[Tractor performanco at increased speeds] Traktornyo raboty na
povyshemykh shorostiakh. Moskva, Sellkhozgiz, 1961. 174 p.
(MIR& 15:7)
1. Moscow. VseiioyuzrWy nauchno-inaledovatel'skiy institut me-
khanizatsii aellakogo khozyaystva.
(Tractors)

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Treatment of oevere edema by peritoneal dialysis. Orv. hatil.
105 no.32%1517-1518 9 Ag 064.
1. Uzooki utcLi korhas, II. Sebesseti Osztaly.

HUNGAIHY
a~j- DaLpaz-t of Su~-:-e:7y (Selcaszat- 0-9ztaly) No 2, Uzsok-' Street
Z.;~ 5 al i a B uc- a-,) a s -U ( Fov a x, c, 1;:,, ~; ok i uo x1h a z
115trzz,la at the Izot- Of Ulna Tonn-uall
Vo 9. :.,'o 5. Oct 606; pp 29.
abstract: cas--= of' Zt----a at the =ct of the tonEue is dozcribbed, which had
L.he sympton-s o--:' thyraotoxic adenoma. 7ho alimination of the 5trwma was
followed, after sono tir'o, by mild hypothyroosis. After describin." the case,
author discvz--"z~ litorature daza relating to the embryonological and
synptomatolol-ica-'. asF2,cts of the disease. in considering surgical intervention.
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L.he advantages o:' submandibular penotrat-on &re stressed. 1Z R-aferences.
maLmly 1-1estern.
65

FOLYAK, Bo-ris Grigorlyevich; VAKIY,, Yevgeniy Aleksand-rovich;
OVCHIMIKOVA, Yekaterine 1. i3kolayevna; AVERIYEEV, V.V..
k-and. geol.-niner. nauk, otv. red.
[Hydrogeothermal conditions in the volcanic area of Kamchatka
(the city of Petropavlovsk)] GidrogeoteiTnicheskie usloviia
vulkanichesl,ogo raiona Kainchatki (g. Petropavlovsk). Mosk~ra,
Nauka, 1965. 93 p. (EL'A -.,Q,-.9)

_.~IPLYJV, B.G.
ilertt c:-lpacitj ilr'~erprircxyfmal 5-az- ~-,f ~h- nr!tj-lf~- --:..
)-';,,itnr,vsk'Ly Volnaro. Dnkl. AN -,Sgii 162 r~l -646- )~'j '~,55.
1. Geologichenikiy inqtlhit AN SS9R~ Submitted November 1.,-)64.

ACCESSION NRs AP4012086 8/0020/64/154/002/0329/0332
AUTKORI
.TITLE: Characteristics of earth temperature field In the area of
Av&cha V010=0-
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Dokludy*t Y. 154, no. 2, 1964, 329-332
TOPIC TAGS: volcano , esrth temperature field, earth tomper4ture,
geophysics-, earth temperature measurement, magma center,, spherical
center
ABSTRACT: Earth temperature field T around a spherical magma'center
has been studied, using the formula T = U(x,y,z) +-B. + 0; z being
:the depth, U(x,y,z) the funotlo'u expressing the dirtarbance of the
Iearth temperature field b the magma center, B the regional goo
-thermal gradient (35 0/XmTr and 0 the temperature of the lower limit,
of-the yearly temperature cycle zone. The heating effeat of the
magma center Is found-to be practically perceptible at distances not
.exceeding 12-15 ka, for.Its depths of-5 and 8 ka-and4or Its surf&**
cc" 1/2

POLYAK, B.G.
Geothermal gradient of the Russian Platform. Trudy Lab.gidrogeoi.-
Probl. 42:25-35 162. (KRA 15:8)
(Russian Platform-Earth temperature)
(Russian Platform-Water, Underground)

NAUDENOVA., V.I.;_RQVTAK, B_,G
Geothermal conditions in the Volga-Ural region. Trudy Lab.-
gidrogeol.probl. 42:36-42 162. (MIRA 15:8)
(Volga-Ural region--Earth temperature)
(Volga-Ural region--Water underground)

S/169/61/000/009/007/056
D228/D304
AUTHOR: WxW4jL-_G-
TITLIC: The variability of the geothermal gradient
FERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. - -Geofiziks, no. 9, 1961, 11,
abstract 9A81 (V ab. Materialy k V Konferentaii mladsh.
gotrodn. i aspirantov. Labor. gidrogeol. problem AN
SSSB~ M., 1960t 38-42)
TEXT: The magnitude of the geothermal gradient in, on the whole, de-
termined by three factors: structural-tectonic, lithologleg and hydro-
dynamic. The first fuctor reflects differences in the distribution of
heat sonrces~ and the other two determine the conditions of beat propagam-
tion. The character of a platform's geothermal field chiefly reflects V/
the influence of the hydrodynamic factor. On the formation of a field in
the alpine foredeep zone, apart from dynamics, a considerable role in
played by the increase in the electroconductivity of rocks in consequence
of their gravitational compaction. This is possibly the result of exo-
thermic processes in rocks. fAbstracter's note: Complete translation-3
Card 1/1

POLYAKJ, B.G.
Character of the geothermal field in the region of the
Avacha Volca-io. Dokl. AN SSSR 1-54 no.2:329-332 Ja'64.
(MIRA 17~-~2)
1. Predstav1pno akadev-i~kom Ij,!. Shc-herbakovym.

L 09102-67 EWT (1 OW
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AUTHOR: Polyak. B. G.; Smir-nov. Ya. B.
ORG: Institute of Geology,. AN SSSR (Geologichookiy institut AN SSSR)
TITIE,: UO-11turlux on the continents
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, ir. 168, no. 1, 1966, 170-172
TOPIC TAGS: thermodynamics, physical geology
ABSTRACT: The most recent Literature on the heat flux on the continents is
roviowed and tho rosulto of statistical proooesing of empirical di-atri-
butions are su=uLrized in Table I*
Table 1
P Dentiminta Tonnovoro no-fo;jn D 06MOTOX C PnW111'1111411 Volpl=008 TCHTOMM
vnnnnnro MICA, q)
4" Min Mal a PIMPGAMCIMPI
CISTOrefic N I
34 1 1
1) A01tem6plifirot"A 73 510 0 60 1 M (1:05 0.05 0 to 11OPM.'nuilldi I*
14) 11nneo3oficiffirl 70 62 0:60 2:24 1 28 t,25 0:33
0 M03030ficitiIii 24 24 1,00 2,12 1148 1,48 0,34
4) 14411080iox"fi t04 81 0,37 3,60 1,78 0,74 11* y(matiounou
':'I) y4ues heat flux in regions with different age of toctiM~~nDOia.
.2
UDC: 550.36+551.

L 09102-67
FACC'-NR:--AP7002-3-72-----
.2) Age of tectogenosi.9; 3) Precambrian; 4) Palcozoic; 5) Mesozoic;
6) Cenozoic;,-7) Number of observations~ 6) Value of heat flux in
~tcal/cm,2-sec--9)-Distribition law; 10 Normal; 11) Not eutablishode''
11 " total; n - analyzedo. .1
These data indicate that the heat flux 41 in regions with differ-'.
ent age of tectogenesis is differento It was pasisible to determdne the
area si of each of the considered regions. The region of Precambrian
folding on the continents constitutes 64.2% of the total area S of the
,continentst Paleozoic - 14.7%o Mesozoic -~- 7,,5% and Genozoic - 13.6%0
T~ese data make it possible to compute the mean weighted value of the
cheat flux on the continents j from the relation
q Cal/cm2*eec*
The total heat loss through the continents (S - I.4.8-lWcm2) is equal
Q - 1.70*1012 eel/see - 7911*1019 ergs/see*'; This paper was presented
by Academician A. L. Yanshin on 4 February 1966. Orig. art. has: 3 figures
and 1 table. EJFRS: 37,7101
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28(l)
AUTHORt Polyak, 3. 1. SOV/131-59-6-11/15
TITLE: Mechanization of Brick Feeding for Repairing Rotary
Furnaces (Mekhanizatsiya podachi kirpicha pri remonte
vrashchayushchikhsya pechey)
PERIODICALt Ogneupory, 1959, Nr 6, pp 282-284 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs A simple and reliable solution of this problem was found by
the working Collective of the new department for magnesite
powder of' the works "Magnezit". In the furnaces 90 m long
and 35 m in diameter, several.hatches were built through
which bricks are conveyed by means of a console link-belt
conveyor. The conveyor was designed by )h. A. Kuzneteov, and
is shown in figures 1 and 2,followed by a detailed description.
Inside the furnace the bricks are transported by means of a
roller conveyor from the hatch to the working place, that
is over a distance of from 3 - 5 meters. The weight of the
conveyor amounts to 220 kg and its performance is 14 t/h.
In the works "Magnezit" such conveyors are also used for
repairing stack furnaces and also in building. There are
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MORS: Polyak, B. I,; Poliib~arinovp D. N.; Balkevich,, V. Lo
ORG: none
TITLE: Conditions for direct thermoelectric firing of silicon carbide heating
elements
SOURCE: liauchno-tekhnichoskoye ob~hchostvo chornoy metallurgii. Moskovskoye
pravlaniye. Vysokoogneuporn;77e materialy (Highly refraotory materials). Moscow,
!zd-vo Motallurgiya, 1966, 178-202
TOPIC TAGS: silicon carbide, electric device, electric equipment
ABSTRACT: The conditions for direct thermoelectric firing of moist ~Lnd plastic
silicon carbide heating elements were studied. The study supplements the results
of A. D. Svonchanskiy (Elektxichoskiye pronyshlonnyye pechi. Ch. I, Gosenergoizdat,
1958). Properties of specimens made from five different initial mixtures were
investigated. Four of the mdxtures were prepared by a plastic compression technique,
and the remaining one by a vibration technique. The optimum composition of specimens
and the voltage and current during thermoelectric firing were determined. The re-
sults are tabulated. An x-ray and microstructural analysis of the specimens was
carried out. The experimental results are shown graphically,, and a schematic of the
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Schematic of cross section of Free energy change for the
firing zone. 1 silicon car-, system Si-O-C; dashed line:
bide element; 2 firing our- overall reaction
Plus;. 3 filler
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specimen firing cross section is presented (soo Fig. 1). The behavior of different
fillers during firing was studied. The study was carried out after the method of
V. P. Yelyutin, Yu. A. Pavlov, and B. Yo. Levin (Forrosplavy, 14etallurgizdat, 1951).
The results are shown graphically (see Fig. 2). It was f-;~nej that thermoelectric
firing of silicon carbide elements yields a strong monoliWic material. The com-
position of the complete2y fired material consists mainly of hexagonal silicon car-
bide, some cubio silicon carbide, and unreacted components. It is concluded that,
to insure a high quality of product, the firing of each element must be individually
controlled. Orig. art. hass 9 tables, 10 graphs, and 4 equations.
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AUTHORS: Polyak) B. 1.; Kudryavtsov, P. N,
ORG: none
TITLE:- Simple tubular silicon carbide electric heater and its properties
SOURCE: Nauchno-tekhnicheskoye obshchestvo chernoy metallorgii. Moskovskove
pravlaniye. 'iy&okowgneupurnyye materialy (Highly refractory mat---.ia-L:,,) .M--17.
Izd-vo Metallurgiyal 1966, 203-212
TOPIC TAGS: silicon carbide, electric device, electric equipment
ABSTRACT: The construction and properties of uniform-diameter, simple, tubular
silicon carbide electric heaters are described. The description supplements that
presented.in (Byulleten' izobreteniy, 1963, No. 22, 29). Porosity, specific
electrical resistivity, surface temperature, voltage drop, and chemical composition
of the heaters are presented in graphs and tables (sea Fig. 1). It is concluded that
the developed si4le tubular heaters have all the desired properties to render
them suitable fc?r industrial applications.

ACC NR, AXbuJOY4u
Fig. 1. Dependence of surface
temperature on the surface
of 25/14-mm electric heater
on the current flow (for two
experimental series). 1
3k
maximam, deviation, 2 minimum
.
4 0
3 ..
1st series; :4 2nd
lop
0
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Orig. art. has: 6 tablos afid75 graphg.
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ACC NRi
AUTHORS: Balkevich, V. L.; -.Folyak, B. Al.
ORG: none
SOURCE
CODE; UR/OOOo/66/OOO/0OO/O2l3/O22O
TITLE: High-density carborundum electrical heaters
SOUFLE: Nauchno-tekhnicheskoye obshchestvo chernoy metallurgii. Moskovskoye
pravleniye. Vysokoogneupornyye materialy (Highly refractory materials). Moscow,
Izd-vo Metallurgiyu, 1966, 213-220
TOPIC TAGS: carborunduml electric device, electric energy, electric equipment
ABSTRACT: The electrical and mechanical properties of carborundum electrical
heaters were studied as a function of the grain size composition of the initial
materials. Mixtures consisting of three sizes were investigated. The chemical
composition, density, porosity, moisture content, and electrical resistance of the
carborundum, heaters were determined. The experimental results are sunLnarized in
graphs and tables (see Fig. 1). It was found that carborundum heaters made of
tri-fractional mixtures exhibit higher densities., greater mechanical strength,
and more stable electrical characteristics than those of two-fractional mixtures.

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Fig. 1. Elec trical resistanc; of heaters after
thermoelectri c firing (a) and after metallization
(b), (length - 540 mm, diameter 25 rmn,). I - contrd.
Voltage 80 V; 11 - 85 v; III - 90 v; 1 - mass-
produced specimens; 2 - laboratory specimens
(250 pieces)

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Prof, Col Med Serv.
IOLY~K
"Surgical Treatment and Healing of E~q)erimental Penetrating Wounds of the Corneal'
Vestnik Oftalmologii, Yo 2, 1111ar-A-pr 15 1948.
Chair of Ophtalmalogy; Mil Med Acad iml Kirov.

POLYAK, B. L.
42739. POLYAK, B. L. 0 Klassifikatsii Pervichnoy GlaukovV. Oftalmol. Zhurnal, 1948,
No 3. s. 104-10
SO: Letopi3l Zhurnallrjykli Statey, Vol. 7. 1949

F t^,, D ~ J!, , -~ . L. -,
.~Z, 74C . Ff P"If,
Yc 3. C
FITT-Zirbta J-."';ruLiona
"yy 1 ta- 7!,,-
s I '/hurnal Invir" 7

POLYAK, '-R. L.
PULYk-v, 3. L. "Pin,-.,--rs for inserting corneal stitches", zh,.rrA!,
1948, No. 4, -D. 280.
SO: U-3042, 11 Mprch 53, (Letopis Inykh Statay, Yio. 10, 19419).

POLYAK, B.L.; CHUTIO, K.B.
(Gontoscopy In glaacoma and in foreign bodies in the anterior
chamber] 0 gonioskopii pri glaukome i pri inorodnykh telakh
v uglu peredaei kamery. Vest.oft. 29 no.2:26-3i xr-Ap '50.
(cm 19:1)
1. Of the Derjartment of Ophthalmalogy (Head -- Prof. VA.Fo-
lyak, Colonel., Medical Corps) of the Military Medical AcadeuW
imeni S.H.Kirov.

V.
GjaucOMa c .ricence in glaucoma.
its therep ut
~~c u
"Benzam on w c!ovie' niotic prepaml-
Vest. oft. 21, 110. 1) 1952.
9. jj~ List af RusE;ian Accessions, Library of Congressy -Aor-*.! 1:52- J~~, Uncl.

MSR/Medicine - Nev Drugs Jan 52
Glaucoma
"New Soviet Miotic Preparation.Benzamon and its
Medical Significance in Glaucoma," Prof B.L. Pol-
yak, V.V. Valkov, Mil Med Acad imeni S.M. Kirov
"Vestnik Oftalmol" Vol =, No 1, pp 18-21
The new Soviet miotic banzamon is similar to fura-
mon in its effect upon glaucoma. It is not in-
ferior to -bilocarpine (which has to be imported)
and even occasionally surpasses its effectiveness.
Benzamon is preferable to furamon because its syn-
thesis does not require the use of iodine and
USSR/Medicine - New Drugs (Contd) Jan 52
because the cost of its manuf is half that of fura-
mon. Benzamon is not hygroscopic and is therefore
easy to.store and handle. It is advisable to shift
from the produc'tion of furamon (which now replaces
pilocarpine in the MSE to a large extent) to that
of benzamon.
207T71

VA -
7~ ~i~ I I
Eve - Sur~~--rv
3xclusion of the iris In "he hea-1--ic of exp-l-rimental panetrat-ng corneal --~Lnds var'oi'.~s
surgical methods. Vast. oft. 31 No. 2, 1~1,52.
9. Monthl List of Russitm Accessions, Library of Congress, -dune -L,~52. Uncl.

POLYAK. B.L.;RELI, L.M.
Trepanocyclodittlysia In glaucoma. Vest. oft., goskva 31 no.6:11-17
Nov-Dec 1952. (CIXL 23:4)
1. Professor for Polyak. 2. Military Medical Academy imeni S. M. Kirov.

POLUK, B.L., polkovnik maditsinskoy sluzhby, professor
Issions of tht eyes Induced by penetrating radiation. Voen.-med.
shure no*9:13--16 3 155. (MLRA 9:9)
(AYR-11OUNDS AND INJURIBS)
(RADIATION-PlITSIOLOGICAL W7BOT)

POLYAK. B.L.,
By@ injuries f-rom atomic explosion In Hiroshima and Nagasaki;
review of foreign literature. Vest.oft. 34 no.6:38-45 N-D
'55. (MLRA 9:1)
(ATOMIC WARFARE,
eye, Inj. in Hiroshima &
(MR. wounds and injuries.
atomic explosion inj. in

POLYAK, B T.
"Burns of the Organs of Vision and Theix Stage Therapy," p. 42
Military Medicine 195~-~
lecture delivered at a conference of Soviet military physicians at the
Military Academy !%Iedicine im. S.M. Kirov, I-eningrad, 2C-October - 2 !:&v

11 f,.C)
"Burns of tile Organs 01, vision and Their Stage Therapy)
Theses Of tile jeports of thl.: ScJelt,fir- Session Of th,--. jji1Jtory
z , I
K -rov, v lz)u.:Ilnoy
Medical A.,adcmy im. 3. M. _j .r~--Zi5y JUKUK.L-U-
1956, Leningrad .

GAIANIX, N.Y., polkovnik meditainskoy aluzhby, professor L-kkLYAK, B.L.
polkovnik meditsinskoy sluzhby, professor; VOLKOV, -V-.V-.-. MT10't
me(litainakikh nauk; ZRICHAGIN. V.I., kandidat maditsinakikh aauk-
NEDVIM. V.1., kandidat meditsinskikh neuk -~e
Voiking conditiona of radar operators and possiblo means of preventing
general and visual fatigue. Voon.-med.zhur. no.9:28-32 S 156.
(KIRA 100)
1. Chlen-korrespondnet ANN SSSR (for Galanin)
(SIECTRICITY--PHYSIOLOGICAL XMCT)
(RADAR-HYGDO110 ASPECTS)
(IM-CARE AND HYGIENS)

POLYAK, BORIS LIVOVI,~if
340.312
- P7
1957
Voyenno-polevaya. oftilmologiya; boyevvye povrezhdaniya organa
zreniya; dlya vrarhey oftalmologov Field--station
ophthalmology: comb;.t injuries to the eye; for ophthalmologists
lzd. 2, dop. Leningrad, Medgiz, Leningrad-skoys Otdoloniye, 1957.
387 P. illus., Diagr.,;., t-ibles.
"Literaturall: P- 32C)-338

017~10) SOV/1-/7-58-4-2/72
AUTHOR: Polyak, B.L., Colonel of the Medical Corps, Professor
TITLE: Special Features o1' the Course in Injuries and Burns
of the Elye, Complicated by Radiation Disease (Oso-
bennosti techeniya raneniy i ozhogov organa zreniya,
oslozhnonnykh luchevoy bolezn"yu)
PERIODICAL: Voyenno--meditsinskiy zhurnal, 1958,- Nr 4, pp 8-11 (USSSR)
ABSTRACT: Many pkitsicians, including A.S. Rovnov (1955), A.N.Ber-
kutov (1956), G.T. Golikov (1957) and P.I. Atavin
(1957), have experimentally proved that the healing of
wounds -2.n radiated animals is complicated by the develop-
ment of a wound infection, especially during the climax
period, i.e. 2-3 weeks after affection. This fact
raised the question whether radiation disease influences
also the healing process of wounds and burns of the eye.
The author reports on many animal experiments concerning
this problem, performed during the past years at the
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SOV/177-58-11-2/~-2
Features of the Course in Injuri's and
3urns of the Eye,
Complicated by Radiation Disease
Voyenno-meditsinsk.Va ordena Lenina akademiya imeni S.
1M. Kirova (Llilitar3, Medical Order of Lenin Academy
imeni Kirov). Based on experiments on ra'jbits
and dogs, A.I. Gorban!concludes that: a) the h~~;aling
of ragged-penetrating injuries of the cornea wi thout
U U
surgical treatment takes the same course in radiated
rabbits as in the control rabbits; b) a transparent
suture on. injuries of the cornea of radiated rabbits,
stitched after 24 hours (i.e. in the latent period of
the radiation disease) helps to dev6lop the same
tight and. stable sear as in control experiments.
P.V. Preo-orazhenskiy, A.P. Belousov, N.S. Dzhavadyan,,.,-.
V.N. Li-osubov, L.F. Orkodashvili and A.N.Pokrovskly/.''
concluded that suturation on the cornea may also be
successful in patients who were exposed to lbnizing
radiation. V.A. Zakharov examined the healinC of
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SPOCIL11 VOAWL'WI OV 010 00in-fio In I.-nJuriop, and 31urno of tllo-, 1-~yo'
Complicated by Radiation Disease.
the wound after enucleation of an eye of a radilaLed
`.ch did not much differ from the healinC of
animal wh
wounds in the control rabbits. V.S. Krasnovidov and
O..'t. Dzhalianbvili experimon tally invostigated.the
prophylax:1-s and treatment of purulent complicarions
in infectod vounds oIL the eye in radiated animals.
The data obtained have proved that the effectiveness
of antibiotics is insufficient, so that the problem
of fighting against infections in. injuries of the eye,
complicated by radiation disease, is to be considered
unsolved. 11'xDeriments performed by P.I. Lebekhov
concernIntE UI-e feat~,~res of the course of thermal burns
'i a 11
of the eye in rra tion d_,L~ease have proved that
second-degree t'_-Iermal burns of the cornea in radiated
rabbits have t1h.e same course as those in control ani-
mals. ln more seriou.9 burns, the healing is often
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Special Features of the Course in injuries and Burns of t"he Eye,
U
Complicated by Radiation Disease.
accompanied by secondary infect,-ions in the burnt cornea,
thus sha-i-ply aggravating the healing. I. S.. Shimkhovich
studied the effect of blood transfusion as.a stimulator
of resoluting intraocular hemorrhage in contusions or
injuries of the eye. His vxperiments on an experimental
hyphema. gave evidence of the good healing effect of
blood transfusions in radiation disease. Based on
experiments, V.V. VQlkov demonstrated that wounds of the
palpebra, the conjunctiva and the cornea, infected by
radioactive phosphorus have a more serious course than
those of non-infected wounds. It has been proved
clinically and pathologically chat a slqrply pronounced
and dural.-Ile inflammation reaction and hamorrhage in
tissues adjacent to the wound with foilowing destruction
and atro-hy of these tissues is characteristic for in-
.P
fected wounds. In this case surgical treatment prevents
further .-omplications. There is I diagram and 1 Soviet
Card 4/4 reference,

17(8) SOV/177-58-11-22/50
AUTHORS: Pcly4k,_B_._L., Professor, Colonel of the Medical Corps,
--Za_v__1y~iov, I.A., Lieutenant-Colonel of the Medical
Corps
TITLE: A 'New Powerful Electromagnet for Field Use
PERIODICAL: Voyenno-med.*tsinskiy zhurnal, 1958, Nr 11, Pp 65 -
68 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
meditsinskogo instrumentariya i oborudovaniya (All-
Union Scientific-Research Institute for Medical In-
struments and Equipment) and the Tsentrallnoye kon-
struktorskoye byuro Minzdrava SSSR (Central Design
Office of the USSR Ministry of Public Health), in
cooperation with Professor B.L. Polyak, designed a
new powerful electromagnet which is able to extract
ffiagnotic foreign bodies from the eye even when they
are already fixed in the eye's tissues. In such cases
it will be used instead of the "Magniko" type magnet.
Card 1/3 The new magnet was tested in the eye clinic of the

SOV/177-58-11-22/50
A New Powerful Electromagnet for Field Use
Card 2/3
Voyenno-meditsinskaya ordena Lenina akademiya imeni
S.M. Kirova (Military-Medical Academy of the Lenin
Order imeni S.M. Kirov) Z_Ref 1 7. The new magnet
can bo dis-assembled and put in7to 2 special cases.
This makes it suitable for use in the field. The
elect%,omagnet (Figure 1) consists of the following
fundamental parts: the base of the support with a
column (1), the suspension system of the magnet (2),
counterweight (3), electromagnet (4), pedal (5)
with a power sivitch and a switch, and a box with
feeding block (6). The support of the electromagnet
can be fastened to the head - of an operation
table. The authors carried ouo a relative evaluation
of the capacity of three magnets: the powerful field
electromagnet, the powerful interpolar electromagnet
and the constant I'Magnikoll type magnet. The results
(Table 1) show that the new electromagnet in its
capacity considerably surpasses the Magniko and
does not lag behind the interpolar electromagnet.

POLYAK, B.L., prof.
A Bet of apto*.,7pes for the determination of vinal acuity below.0.1.
Oft zhur 14 no.1:3-4 '59. (IM& 12:6)
1. Kafedra oftallmologil Voyenno-meditainakoy ordena Lenina akademli
tmeml S.T. T-1
(ITI, A-v?tK?An7X U':k

POLYAK, B.L.
Hundredth annIversary of the
72 no.2:50-51 Xr-A-p '59.
(B I~)GRAPH IBS
Belliarminov,
birth of L.G. Belliaminov. Vect.oft.
(M IRA 12:4)
Leonid G. (Rus))

FOLYAK, B. L. (Prof . , Col . or tlic. mod. svi-v. )
"Injuries to the Organ Of Sight Affected by Penetrating Radiation" Voyerino-
meditsinskiy zhurnal, No. 0/, 1955, PP-i- 13-16
Sunumry--550053

POTLYAK, B. L. an'd 1'. IV' .
"The h-eatiwnt of' Eye Burns ".
Voyeenno Yieditsinskiy Zhurnal, No. 4, 1962

_~ ~LA~ B. L., prof.; GORBAN', A. I.
Method of biomicroscopie examination of the eye. Vest. O~t.
no.2:18-24 '62. (MIRA 15:4J
(OPHTHAIMOSCOPY)

POLYAK, B.L., prof.
Passov's operation and its modification (sector conjunctivoto--y)
in chefflical and thermal burns of the eye. '7est.oft. no.6:32-
37 161. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Kafedra oftallmologii Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordena Lenina
alcademii imend S.M. Kirova.
(EY3-WOUNDS AND INJURIES) (OONJUIqGTIVA--SURGERY)
(BURNS AND SCALDS)

POLY&Kp B.L., professor; KRASNOVIDOV, V.S., kand.meditsinskikh nauk
, 5 f- ~W-,; -:: ~.t, - - ~- - -
Virus diseamis of the conjunctiva and cornea. Oft. zhur. 15 no.5:
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-SOURCE: Zhurnal vy*chiml. matematiki L matemstich. fiziki, v. 3, no. 4. 1963
643-653
TOPIC TAGS: Hilbert sp'aco, minimum of functional, steepest descent, gradient
method
ABSTRACT: Iet f(x) be a functional given on the (real) Hilbert space H. The
author In interested in finding its minimal value f* - inf f(x) and some mini-
mizing point x* (if it ex7*sts), f(x*) - f*. He assumes that the functional is,
continuously differentiable, i. e., for any x,y
(z+y) =/(z) +(h(4,. 9) + 0
where h(x)f H the gradient of the function f(x) at the point x in assumed
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structing a minimizing sequence O*xl, ... 1,xftp.*. by the formula
iewl (2)
The size of the stop of, _%.0 can be chosen by various methods. Thus, for the
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method of staple iteratim const. For the method of steepest descent,
CC is chosen so as to minim nze the functional at each step, i.e., Ocn realizes.'
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the minimum ty (CX f (,xn -cy-h(xn)). In the case where f (x) is a quadratic
functional, problem of minimization is equivalent to solution of the linear
equation h(x) 0. ln*tlte majority of research In this area, the problem for the
-extremum is considered sa auxiliary with respect to the solving of the equation
h(x) - 0. Therefore the conditions of convergence are expressed in the form of
conditions on h(x). The: author uses another approach; the problem of the
extremum to considered tasic. while the equation h(x) 0 is simply a necessary
,.conditionfDr the extremun. The theorems of this paper are as follows:
.'Theorem 1. - Let Z be a**topological space, f(z) be a continuous functional on it,
IP be an operator mappiall 4.into Z, f(Pz) f(z), and f(Pz) be a semicontinuous
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