SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHIYAN, V.G. - SHKABARA, YE.A.

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DIDYKY B.S.; KOZENKO, A.V.; TSIN, M.R.; ZATULOVSKIY, S.S.; KOLESOVA, V.V.;
Prinimali uchastiye: SHIYAN, V.G.; KHOXHLOV, P.L.; OLEYNIK, L.S.;
SHEMYAKOVA, L.V.
Hot crack in tubes of nodular cast iron and ways to avoid them.
Nauch. trudy Inst. lit. proizv. All URSR 11:70-79 '62.
(FI-RA 15:9)
(Pipe, Cast iron-Defects)
(Centrifugal casting)

TSIN, M.R., inzh.; ZATUWVSKIY, S.S., inzh.; DIDYK, B.S., inzh.;
KOZENKO, A.V., inzh.; ~H.IYAH ,V.G., inzh.; SEMNOV, L.S., inzh.
Casting pressure Dipe of cast iron with spheroidal graphite.
Met.i gornorud.prom. no,5z37-41 S-0 162. (KUUi 16:1)
1. Institut liteynogo proizvodstva AN UkrSSR (for TSin,
Zatulovskiy, Didyk, Kozenko). 2. UIcrainskiy nauchno-issledova-
tel'skiy trubnyy institut (for Shiyan,, Semenov),
(Pipe, Cast Iron)

. V. G.
SMOLYAKOVP A.N.; SEI
Avoiding defects in cast iron pipe. Lit. proizv, no.10:10-11
0 163. (MIRA 16:12)

KHAKHALIN, B.D., kand. tekhn. nauk; SMOLYAKOV, A.N., inzh.; SHIM, V.G.,
inzh.; 1-11 -1 -, inzh.
,
Improving the process of centrifugal casting of cast-iron pipes.
Mashinostroenie no.5:64-68 S-0 163. (NIRA 16:12)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy trubnyy institut.

KHAUALEN I B, D~ , kard. tekhn. nauk,; MOOLOV, P, L. , inzh.; STIli:0, V. G. , inzh.
Developing the technology of pipe production froz highre-strength.
cast iron by the centrifugal method. P,-oiz-,,r. trub no.10:71-75
163. (MIRA 17- 10)

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iSOURCE: Ref. zh. Tekhnologiya mashinostroyeniya. Svodnyy tam Abs. lIG312
1AUTHOR: Shiyan, V. G.
iTITLE: Castin blanks from malleable pig iron for pressed -pipes
CITED SOURCE: Sb. Vysokoprochn. chugun. Kiyev, Gostekhizdat, USSR, 1964, l8 B-19 0..
iTOPIC TAGS: metallurgy, ferrous metalworkingi casting
pipe
:TRANSLATION: The Ukrainian Scientific Research Pi2e Institute has'developed a
'technique for pressing pipes from cast iron-containing globular. Ark .hitej-~~Hollovr
blanks for pipe pressing are produced by 6entrifu i c"asting1lin lined metal molds.-
To avoid formation of cementite and'secure even distribution of the graphite in the
blank, pouring is done at a variable rate. About 1/3 of all the metal in the ladle
was poured at a rate of 3-4 kg/sec, ensuring A low speed af hardening of the surface
zone and avoiding the formation of cementite. Then'the pouring rate was reduced to
2 kg/sec and the hardening was reduced throughout the ingot w'all. Segregation of.
graphite is prevented by evening out the speed of displacement of the liquid layer
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KAINENSHTEYN, S.D.; DVOSKIN, S.M.; SHIYAN, V.G.
operating large roke-gas cupolas with preheating of the blow
and water cooling. Lit. proizv. no.12:17-18 D 164. (MM 18:3)

l--,T Ty 1 1! -.. nauk
~-- 11 ', VI.Q., - kand. tekhn I
in the c',emiral- compogition ol r,-azt iron, c; rin, its
- I M kr
I
tr,~'atment ,,,ith magriesil-m"~ and *Lts holdllnr in the ladle. Lit.
proizv. no-1:3-5 Ja 'E~L. (,-TII~A 19:11:

KURDYUKGV, G.V., dotsent; OVCHIhNIKOV, V.I.; S.HIYANJF-Y-.,, brigadir
betonshchikov
Reinforced concrete smokestacks are more economical than steel
ones. Prom.stroi- 40 no.8:27-30 162. (14IRA 15:11)
(Chimneys) (Concrete constraction)

SHIYAIT, Ya., inzhener-mekhanik (Kishinev).
Semimechanical device for puttytng window glass. Prom. koop. nA3.9:
21 S 157. (putty) (MIML loig)

KqIVTJN, S,V.; SHIYO, Zh.V., DOROIFETEYK0,
Perchloric acid and its cominounqn ri:i cai~,%Iysts in (..rganic '-3 henip.
Part 17: Synthesis of pyryliiun salts by the condensation ofi-dike-
tones with ketones. Zhur.ob.khLm. 34 tic,.1:167-170 Ja 164.
(MIRA 17:3)
1
L. Donetskoye otdelen-iye Instituta organicheskoy khi.-JA AIN UkrSSR,

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SHIYANEVSKIY,-A.Ya.
Gradation in the regenerative properties of the neuron following
traumatic.injuries to its peripheral segment and the effect of repeated
transecti6no on the rate of regeneration Cwith summary in Xngliah].
Biul.eksp.biol. i med. 43 no.1:88-92 Ja '57. (MIRA 10:8)
1. Iz kliniki rervnykh bolezney (zav. - Prof. V.Ya.Anfimov) i ~mfedr7
gistologii (zav. - kandidat biologicheskikh nauk G.F.Berazentseva)
Krasnodarskogo meditsinskogo institute. Predstavlena deystvitellnym
chlenom AMN SSSR.S.A.Sarkiaovym.
(NERVES, PERIPHERAL, physiology,
regen. capacities & eff. of repeated sections on regen.
rate (Rua))

SHIMUTBEVSKIY, A.Ya.
Regeneration of peripheral nerves after repeated trauma. 3ksp. khir.
3 no.6:31-34 H-D 158. (KIRA 12:1)
1. Iz kliniki nervnykh bolezaey (nauchnyy rukovoditell - prof. V. Th.
Anfimov) i kafedry gistologii (zav. dots. G.F. Berezentpeva) Kubanskogo
me(litsinakogo instituta.
(IfE"mS, PERIPIUML, wds. & inj.
regen. after repeated trauma -in rabbits (ItaB))

SRIYANEVS91Y, k.Ya., kand.med.nauk
Method for the detection of lernig's sign. Probl.tub. 37 no.8:
93 '59. (miRA 13-6)
1. Iz kafedry uervnykh bolezney (zav. - prof. G.Ya. Idberzon)
Blagoveshchenskogo meditsinakogo instituta.
(TUERCULOSIS KUIYGFAL diag.)

TSITRITSKIYp YeoRop prof.; SHIYANEVSKIY, A.Ya.9 k&nd.med.nauk (B[Lagaveshchensk)
Case of chronic pachyleptomeningitis without meningeal symptMo.
Vop.neirokhir. 21+ no.6:45-46 W-D 160. (MIRA 14--l)
1. Fakulltetskaya khirurgicheskaya klinilca i klinika ner7n;ykh
bolezney Blagoveshchenskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(MMNGITIS)

SHIYANEVSKILY, A.Ya. (Blagoveshchensk)
Meningeal. symptoms in cerebral tumor6 -under clinical conditions.
Vop.neirokhir. 25 no.2:37-39 Mr-Ap 161. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Klinika nervnykh bolezney Medits inskogo instituta.
(BRAIlq--TUMORS) (MENIRGES-DISMES)

SHIYANEV34il, A, Yql,
Soma prob1cm.9 in the syriptomatolog,4( of disease and the pathomorphology
of the meninges. Zhur, novr. I pAkh., 51 no.6.-855-859 161.
(MIIU 15:2)
1, Kafedra nervnykIi bolomey (zav. .- prof, G.Ya.Liberzon) Blagowshchen-
skogo meditsinskogo instituta.
r

SHITANEVSKIY, A.Ya.; YAGLINSKIY, V.A.
Case of a cerebral tumor metastasizing into the internal organs.
Zdrav.Kazakh. 22 no.7:73-75 162. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Iz kafedry nervnykh bolezney i kafedry patologicheskoy
anatomii Aktyubinskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(ERAIN-TUMORS)

SOV/ 137-58- 10-20743
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metalluraiya, 1958, Nr 10, p 57 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Shiyanov, A.G.
TITLE-----
Eryiployment of High-speed Differential-inertia-type Gas
Cleaners to Separate Antimony Dust at the im. Frunze Kombi-
nat (Primeneniye skorostnogo turbulentnogo pyleulovitelya dlya
ulavlivaniya surlmyanoy pyli na kombinate im. Frunze)
PERIODICAL: Sb. materialov po pyleulavlivaniyu v tsvetn. metallurgii.
Moscow, Metallurgizdat, 1957, pp 352-355
ABSTRACT: In 1954 the system of gas cleaning at the im. Frunze Kom-
binat was replaced by high-speed dust separators (DS). The
gases of reverbatory furnaces, with an average dust content of
8.65 g/nm3, are cooled to 140-1800C in hollow scrubbers and
delivered by VVD-8 blowers to high-speed atomizers (A). The
cyclone and scrubber pulps are sent to settle in sumps. Used
electrolyte containing NaOH, Na2S, and Na?CO is added to the
clarified liquid for purposes of neutralization. ~he DS dust
contains 75-781o Sb. The DS system is simple and dependable.
The cyclones are found to wear out and require replacement
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SOV/ 137-58- 10-20743
Employment of High-speed Diff e rential -inertia -type Gas Cleaners (cont.)
DS it is necessary to raise the speed of the gases in the cyclone outlet head
to 70-75 m/sec, and to reduce the gas temperature at the fan inlet to 120-
1300C. Indices for the DS (per 1000 nm3 gases) are as follows: Electric
energy consumption 5.5 kw, labor 0.12-3 man-hours, water consumption
0. 1 -0. 2 M3.
G. G.
1. Gases--Cleaning 2. Particles (Airborne)--Control systems
3. Antimony--Production
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SHIYANOV, Andn!y Gordagyevich; IIIIEL'IlIKOV, S.Y,,, red,~, ELIK. ID, L.M., red.
-I-ffA - U
lzd--v-a, TSLE14T Y teklin. red.
[Production of antimony] Proizvodstvo surlmy; uchebnoe posobie dlia
podgotovki i povysheniia kvalifikatsil masterov i rabochi-kh. Moskva,
Gos. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo lit-r~r po chernoi i tsvetnoi metallurgii,
1961. 176 p. (MIU 14:9)
(Ant imony-4-le ta Ilurgy)

US.'31i / ;Lcoparasitolo-y - Paras-I tic Protozoa G-1
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 9, 1958, 38567.
Author : Shiyanov, A. T.
I -N-
Ins-'L : ot-~LgvA~.~
Title : Specificity of Coccidia.
Orig Pub: Tr. Przhevalskogo ped. in-ta, 1954, No 3, 185-190
Abstract: When kids and lambs infected with several snecies
of Eimeria were maintained jointly, the former
were not infected by coccidia. This indicates
the specificity of coccidia in different species
of animals.
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SHIYANOV, Ov. N., Cc-Ind A,-,r Sci -- "After:aatuh o--,:' annul_! aul-L
&e"n+i-n"-pbn Sw, agr i cul tU4 engineering methods
under~ condit'Lons of irrigation and prec-arious b4gaT*
oC thelit-ma-Atinskaya Alm-iAa,
-steppe zoned.
arid
Ir-..- 1 .4 .
1961. (Kaza.Ui Acad A6r Sci. Sci Res Inst ofFo'~ ~,' and Pas-
tures) (KL, 33-61, 256)
- 394 -

SHII'ANOV, G.N.
Forage beans in virgin lands. Zhivotnovadstvo 24 no.5:10-13 W
162. (ERA 16tlo)
1. Zaveduyushchiy otielom normoproizvodstva Kokohetavskoy
sol'skokhozyaystvennoy opyl.noy stants'Li.

S[IIYAIK)V I.A.
1-1-1--v-, ,
From wagons to shops. Put'l pit.kboz. no.?:26-27 JI ' 9.
(141W 12:10~
1. I~icbal'nik rpl'sosvarocbnogo poyazcla, stantsiya Cbiyelilrk-alns,
Latviysl:oy darogi. (Railmads-Rails)

IW,IOIITC-V; GORSHKOV; M-ASUKOV; POKROVSKALYA; KLEVIA11TSOV, P.I.; MOSKAIEV;
YANKOVSKIY; DISIIUK;BUDnVICH; NOWiLICHUK, U. Ya.; GRISHMIOV;
ARTAMONC:11., TPIFIOEOV; ~~--IIYAIK;11, I-A.
Railroad workers assume greater responsibilities. Put' i
put.khoz. 5 no.2:3-4 F 161. (MIRA 14:3)
1. Vachallnik Kalachinskoy distantsii _puti Omskoy dorogi
(for Mamontov). 2. Zamestitell sekretarya partorganizatsii,
stantsiya Kalachinskaya, Omskoy dorogi (for Gorshkov).
3. Predsedatell mestkoma, stantsiya Kalachinskaya Gmskoy
dorogi (for Maslakov). 4. Sekretart komsomollskoy organi-
zatsii, stantsiya Kalachinskaya Omskoy dorogi (for Pokrovska~a).
5. Nachaltnilr- Shadrinskoy distantsii puti Yuzhno-Urallskoy
dorogi (for Klevantsov). 6. Nachallnik Orshanskoy distantsii
puti Balorusskoy dorogi (for Moskalev). 7. Sekretarl part-
byuro, g. Orsha (for Yankovskiy). 8. Predsedatell mestkoma,
g. Orsha (for Dushuk). 9. Sekretarl komiteta kemsomola g.
Orsha (for Dudkevich). 10. Nachaltnik shchebenochnogo zavoda,
stantsiya Orlova Sloboda, Donetskoy dorogi (for Kovallchuk).
11. Rachallnik Kamyshlovskoy distantsii puti Sverdlovskoy
doro.-i Uor Grishanov). 12. Sekretart partbyuro, stantsiya
Kamyshlov Sverdlovskoy dorogi (for Artamonov). 13. Predsedatel'
mestkoma, stantsiya Kanyshlov Sverdlovskoy dorogi (for Trifonov)
14. Nachallnik rellsosvarochnoto predpriyatiya No. 9, Riga
(for Shiyarov).
03ailroads-Employees)

SINITSYNA, Ye.V.; GETIMAN, N.S.; VIDENSKIY, I.G.; KMIN, Ye.l.;
SHIY"OV, P.G., red.; SMYUKOV, P.A., takhn.red.
[Kursk Province; bibliography] Kurskaia oblast'; biblio-
greficheakii ukazatell. Kursk, Eurakoe knizhnoe izd-yo,
1959. 184 p. (MIRI 13:8)
1. Kursk (Province), Upravleniye vnutrennikh del. Arkhivnyy
otdel.
(Bibliography--Kursk Province) (Kursk Province--Bibliography)

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of F-,r-i by llrot,)z':):,.
-us jou): : .'.hur - Biol. --,Io 22, 1958, llo 101360
Author : Shiyq~2vaj A* T.
Inot : Przh,~valsk Poda-oL~icr.l institut,~
Ti t I : Ex-D,,riLortal Traantw'-'l,~:lt of Coccidiosis in Cattle with Syn-
tho,::ycin Co:.;lbined with Osnrsol (:,cotarsone)
Ori- Pub : Buth -preparatiox, w,3r,:~ L;ivQn int,!rnally ard si-multaneously
twicc: daily, osa--ozol was given in 3 ml~. doses, flud syntho-
riyein in 20 ra.7-/kL~ doses. .,lrcadv aftuor 3 apl)licotions of
the i)r,.!T)arat-iol.l,:-,., thi animals' st7~tc of ho--lth showed ir--
provemant. If t11, t'r'-,r%t7.unt wa~; coutirmad fo:.- 2-4 days, a
100 pcrcQnt uZ thu, anin-als ,ms sQcu~:~-! cvcr in -
sev.-~r,3 foms of th-, KicroscoDic ::.-aMi-iations of
f,:!cos after tr~~,4,i.;-,-it L;'nowadiindiVi L~j a CyStS of COCCi
.risibla throu--.- tll I.: . Ths fact provQs that the
h j 7:Lcroscopo
tr~~!~~ti-..Qnt doscrib~jrl abovo does not stor-J.'lizc the organism
from coccidac. Howover, it reduces tH--ir nu-mber greatly.
I. Y. Pancheako.
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E021,/E435
AUTHORS: Frantsevich, I.N., Shiyanovskaya, I.Ye. and
Lavrenko, V.A.
TITLE: Cold-working and Recovery of Tungsten and gaLybdenumq
of High Purity Under Conditions of an Inhomogeneous
Stressed State
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, 1960, Vol 9, Nr 4,
pp 593-597 (USSR)
ABSTRACT. Compacted cermet materials of high purity were used in
the investigation. Cylindrical specimens of tungsten
of a purity 99.989% and a density 19.3 g/cm3, and
molybdenum of a purity of 99.988% and density 10.2 g/cm3,
were subjected to a pressure of 300 kg/mm2 under a
100-ton press. Deformation produced was 40% for tungsten
and 55% for molybdenum. The cold worked specimens were
heat treated in the range 8oo to 16500C for tungsten
and 8oo to 1200*C for molybdenum for 2 hours in vacuo.
The temperature of the start of recrystallization was
determined by Rockwell hardness determinations. A curve
Of HRr hardness against temperature is shown in Fig 1
bard 1/2 (for tungsten). A similar curve of HRA against

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Cold-working and Recovery of Tungsten and Molybdenum of High Purity
Under Conditions of an Inhomogeneous Stressed State
temperature for molybdenum is shown in Fig 2. The
temperatures of recrystallization were 1350% for
tungsten and 1000*C for molybdenum. X-ray analysis of
the samples was carried out. By harmonic analysis of
the results, it is shown that the broadening of the
lines was caused only by microdistortion of the lattice.
Fig 4 shows a curve of the recovery of molybdenum by
plotting temperature on the abscissa and relative
deformation on the ordinate. The curve shows a sharp
fall in the microdistortions in the region of
recrystallization. Fig 6 shows a similar curve for
tungsten. There is a less sharp fall in microdistortions
in the region of recrystallization in this case. There
are 6 figures and 6 references, 4 of which are Soviet and
2 English.
A'--*",_1C1 TIC;-::Institut metallokeramiki i spetsia.llnykli splavov AN USSR
(Institute of Cermets and Special Alloys AS UkrSSR)
SUBMITTED: June 29, 1959 LK
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mician AS '-,~rSSR, and
is: 7-ran'sevich 1 . N. , Ac a d e,
1. YL,~
S~ud- of the f4n,~ structure in deformed rhenium, cxvs'als
A ,;I- ""--~H. Doklady, v. no. 6, 1062, 11291-129--
na -. S 6 ~ o
-1,777: Cc- and r,~covery of very pure rhE,,iiuzr -,,;ere studied b,v
s and b-; st-----! rn~s
c~.-.,.ression in L, pfes
47 un-'
ne reer:IS,,allization temperature oi ~-axially deformed
e S occ 11S 0 14s 1200()C. in siecimens deformed in steel rings it is
much less. The recrystallization temperature was determined fro,-;, the
Y-ray diffraction line. The microdeformations of the
lattice are little affected by annealinIg the Re specimens deformed by
I E---t eral compression at temperatures up to 6000C for 2 hours. T'he first
P-Itterns occur in the blurred diffraction iines when the annealing is done
L
~.t t,:~mDeratures of 6000C. The microde-orma-~ons o~ the lattice were
ined by harmonic analysis cf the profile cur-ve oC the diffraction P
1 41 ne .The relative de'Lormations thus determined indicated that the
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b -, - :) a ~ ii o f h ;-~ f f r a c t i o r i I.-I n c. s o 1' s -) e c i m. e n s d c- f o r m e d i n s t e e 7. r a i~ s i s
cal . r0 'd e f In the latti' I -
-i S e C: 0 Y. i C ormatIons 1 ce. The mdcrodeformation at 6000C
e z ned i'rom the ( 101 ) diffraction line is 1.0-10-3,the one determined
di .---Ifraction line is ). t -
(112) In discussin,-, the loi%
--cri.-st,-Ilization 'emperature ot the specimens deformed in steel- rinf,'q the
a,utliors point to the fact that in 'this deformation there is almost no
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duc-~ile dis-placeri-ient of the Re L:-rains, but that the entire deformation
ener-y is accumulated in lattice disturbances inside the grains.
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Consequently, the Re car, recrystallize by a mechanism devoid olf diffusion.
He~~--rence is made of 3. D. Grozin (YIekhanicheskiye svoystva zakalennoy
stali' There are 4 figures, 2 tables, and 3 Soviet references.
AO~OCI-r'.TION: Institut metallokeramiki i spetsialInykh splavov Akademii
nauk USSR (Institute of Powder Metallurgy and SDeC4al Alloys
of the Academ., of Sciences UkrSSR)'
S U 2'.11 T T 1-:1' 1) July a, 1C61
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S-'~,IYANCYISKAYA%, T.YE. AO FRANTSIEViCif -7 "
I., -.-:.
IIE'xrwd-ati~n of causes of lattice irmerfections of rheniiiin and tungsten an~~
r.xolanation of thp mechanism of recrystallization procpq.z,~,q acplied to these
metals vnIer low and high tempcrs'CUre-,."
Paper ores,-nted at the P!)wd-.r Metallurgy Conference,
Sn"clenicc, Czec'i. 17-20 Sep 19621

-UGHEROV, L; SHIYANOVE IY V.I.
ZIWUDSKIY., A.z. LZhmudslkyi, O.Z.1; K
[Shyianovslk,~j, V.I.]
Recording of X-radiation by means of CdS photovaristors. Ukr.
fiz. 2hur. 6 no.2:279-281 Mr-Ap 161. - (IMRA 14:6)
1. Kiyevskiy ordena Lenina gosudarstvennyy universitet im. T. G.
Shevchenko.
(X rays)
(Cadmium sulfide)
(Photoelectric cells)

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~-ucherov, j. Ya., Zhmuds'-y, A. Z., and yario
"J" Y-S
special feat-,~res o' "he dar'~ conductivity of CdS
zhotor .es.-istors
J~J62, 1376-1376
Tiz--p- lwer`000 tela, v, 4, no- 5,
s-c-,,; 4nerease in. cur--e--,. t-ime is observed ir. soze C--'3
Gallium electrodes produced by the irlstitlut f-'z4"-J
This slov increase is
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~az-,ec~.ally noticeLlble with specimens of re st , ce Fig. I
~or one spec-imen under dl`f`ereii~
Lle n c - L - ~ - - t,
~a~c If t,e ;3- ~e 4s cu~- o'-:' -zo--- short--zime and sy;-tched or. again,
. -ez U
4
,L",e curren-t, -~s quickly restored to the orijinal vzalue. On the other hand,
if z1'.e v3lta~z~- :LS --UT 0-fif for about 30 hours or more, thle current time
4
va- a v e t h e o r n al s h a -~ e , a s s, ow, n n Similar
4 -1
S s n g' e cryqtal
effacts have been found before - SID 11 3 s, by Lyashenlro and
sk-u 0 e n'.-: G~tj 2, 1961, 202). The increase ir. current wit-h -ime can
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Some spec. al -'eatures oI he
be consi -,-bl,, d-elaye' by -as~~nr, a current thi-ou;-,h the -ohotoresistor
* dt~, - - -
i- dircctioz". lf, be-.Lorehand,a- sufficien-. time e - OL-- 30' hours)
'-aS the -.assa:-e of the inverse cu--rent, this effect is
no observod. -2-.c,.,, ','--ese resultz --*-6 is corcluded that the rise in
currunt ---tith ti-ae is due to slo,,%, diffusion processes --s. the surface or
IdUCIO-. I:Ihe exilanation ~-Jven by Lya-shenko an4 Skubenko
4nS 4 e ;'.-, eZeM4 CC),
t a t t h e c a r r i e r c on c e a t za t _i on i s -4 n c r e r- s e _4 t h t i m e du e t o
of iheir tra, ~4 ng centers, is noz ihou~ht so be sufficient so
e -I-) n t'-,,e served in CaS -.hotoreG~stors.
increase current o Ib she
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a-)~ 4
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U
a,u -2 o om te:~.perazura and electron multiplication may also be caused by
--.~~-~Cs iGnIzation. The delay effect of' inverse cuzre~lt is atswributed. to
ions concerizra-ing near she cathode, and empty4n- the trap levels.
she a-,
p -)l 4 ed f4eld is reversed, ;,iill take some t-me before the
us,
icns are removed and the -.raps filled a-ain. There are 2 firrures.
,'_SSOC7
N. Kiyavskiy cosudarstvennyy universitez im. T. G. Shevchenko
(7,-iyeV state Un-versity Jmeni 111. G. Shevcheako)
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10, 1962 (after revision's
11 j
14 ~a dark curren-c with for djffaren-. vo,ta~es
'Ids ~)ho~oresis,~Or. 1 - V = 1 Z1 v (E = 14 v/cr.), 2 2.6 b,
lied to
2 v , 15.5 v. Abscissa: Time in minutes.
Ordina-ce: Currenz , in 10 1- amps.
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MIRIDSKIY, A.Z.; KUGHEROV, I.Ya.; SHIYANOVSKIY, V.I.
Recording of X rays with the aid of CdS photoresistance. Zav.lab.
28 no.2.232-233 *-62. OURA 15:3)
1. Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni T.G.Shevehenko.
(x rays) (Cadmium sulfide)

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Y
AUTHORS: Kucherov, I. Ya.; Zhmudskiy# A, Z,j Shiyanovsk r,,,y
TITLE: Increase in electrical conductivity under the influence of an electric
field in CdS single crystals
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ya.jon~erentsi.ya po Mike
SOURCE: Mezhvuzovskaya nauchno-tekhniche~~
Trovodnikov (poverkhnostnyye I kontaktnyye yav1eniya)'-.-'f6 -- Z,--i962. 41q,
ms
P ji~vl:6iify ~61uj~r6vo
overkhnostnyye i ko&njtakfii~Y6 a v
s). Tomsk, Izd-vo Tomskogo univ.,.
phenomena in semiconductor _~964:, 1+63-468
TOPIC TAGS: cadmium sulfide, electric conductivity.. single crystal, annealing,,
electrometer, illumination effect
-7sta
ABSTRACT: Transient processes of electrical conductivity in CdS_giRa~_q 1s
and the effect of annealing and illumination on these crystals were stid-led in ,k
order to determine the causes of these transients. About 40 CdS single crystals
with a dark resistance of 1012-1014-a were studied with the aid of an electrom-
eter amplifier. The change in current with time is shown in Fig, I on the-Enclo-
sure. The presence of a threshold potential difference at which a slow increase
in current with time is observed and a strong dependence of resistivity upon
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voltage are shown. Orig. art. Imas 3 graphs and 1 formula.
ASSOCIATION i ~1-yevskiy ordera lanina gommiveilgiU4 ibis T6 Q.* shevchbia (Kiev
order of lanin State University)
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rig. 1. Change in-current with ti-ine'.
Curve 1- before annealing; curve 2- after
4-5 hrs annealing at 10OC; curve 3- 18 hrs
after illumination of annealed sample; rn
curv 4- 63 bra after illumination;
curve 5- 113 hrs after illumination

ACC NR- AP60229,97 SOURCE' CODE: I)-R/0185/66/Olt/004/0389/03,q4
AUTHOR: Zhrnuds'kyy, 0. Z. -Zhrnudskiy, A. Z. ; Kucherov, I. ~Lq.
I Shyyanovs' kyy, V. 1. -Shiyanovskiy, V. 1.
OR(-',: Kiev State Universit im. T. G. Shevchenko (Kyyivs'skyy derzhuniversyted
TITLE: Investigation of slow changes in the dark conductiv-ity. f cadmium sulfide
single crystals
SOURCE: Ukraz,,ins'kyy fizychnyy zhurnal, v. 11, no. 4, 1966, 389-394
TOPIC TAGS: crystal surface, electric field, conductivity, electrode, cadmium
sulfide, single crystal, dark conductivity
ABSTRT: An investigation has been carried out on the effect of various contacts
(A 1 -,,qAu',' n,,Ind In-GaVHOYS)., the value* of tile' voltage (V) applied to.the samplej
and of the transverse electric field on the kinetics of dark conductivity of CdS single
crystals. It is shown that slowly increasing relaxation of the conductivity is observ-

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ed only in samples with In and In-Ga electrodes. Voltage and the. electric field
have a great effect on the kinetics of dark conductivity. The increase of voltage to
a certain value results in a decrease in r. of the process; with a further increase
Of Volf.~LJ,10 V, HIC COMILICtivity decreases, which can be des(xibed by an equaLion of
the form I = A + B In t, typical of' many surface (4feets in SelniCOMILICtors. The
view is discussed that a slow increase in the dark conductivity with till-le at V = const
is due to the redistribution of electrons injected into the crystal between the bulk and
the surface. Orig. art. has: 5 figures, 4 formulas, and I table. [Based on authors,
abstract] (NT]
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2/2

ACC 1. (; 03 5 10 3 SOURCI.," WIDE: 'Ui--"/(')27z,/6G/000/()i)9/BO27/1-,,Cil~.1
"~)'R: ZaYdenberg, 'i"T. G. ; shiyanshiy' V. V.
Ti"CILE: Investigation of the reliabilit of radio engineering systems for air traffic
Coi-itrol
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Radiotekhnika, 1 elektrosvyazI, Abs. 9B189
F-'j7F Soj7j~'CE : Tr. Leningr. -*n-t aviats. pril3orostr., Vyp. 46, 1966, 95-lui
L
"'C)i air traffic colltrol
I -)!C T,,-%(7,S: aircraft control equipment, radio engineering,
s,ystojui, radio engineering dispatching system
ABSTRAM": Some problcms pertaining to the reliability of air traffic radio
enginecrin~' dispatching (ATD) in airfield zones and their importance for the saffety
and regula,-ity of flights are studied. Two problems are analyzed: the usage couni.
of radiote1cphone circuits board- dispatcher- board and the delay of aircraft during
i landinIg approaches. The mathematical apparatus of the theory of mass servicing
rnakes it possible to investigate the reliability of the performance of radio engineer-
ing ATD systems, especially in airfield zones. An analy--*;.s of the continuous
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tCchnoLo,--';icaI process in the region of the airfield makles it possible to establish
COL-VC10'",011 linl~s between the functional reliability of radio- engineering ground and
0 0
board devii-.es of the ATD system and the permissible accuracy of their operation.
The investigation of the probable parameters of aircraft flow and of the distribution
or scrvic(-~ intervals makes it possible to determine the periods of operation and
sLandstill in the functioning of radio enryineering systems, and thereby, the
officlent 1,,olume of technological and preventive operations, as weU as the per.--riss,-.
ble tir-ne c,'L' oquipment standstill. The paper has four illustrations and a bibliography
of four titl(.-s. [Translation of abstract] [DW]
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YF"VSF-~'.FNKO- DISVETOVA, V.V.; KORMA-N, D.B., LEVITIN, Ye.l.,
Ln~ E, INQ 01,11, B-P,, ORUNTA, R.S., SHIYATAYA, O,K.
Results of the cl-inical use of 5-fluorouracil. Vop.onk.
11, no.11~69-75 165.
(MIRA 19:1)
1. 3z khtmioterapevtichesPogo ctdeleniya Moskovskoy
gor-caskoy klinicheskoy ho nitusy No.1 imeni N.I.Firogova
vrach zas1w.l.riennyy vrach. RSFSR L.D.Chernyshev).

SIII)FATOV, S.G.
Feight growth of larch in the course of the vegetation Dericd
at the timberline in the Arctic Urals. Trudy Dist. b4-ol.
UFAN SSSR no. 43:249-253 165 (MIRA 19:1)
1. Institut b~Jclogii Urallskogo filiala AN SSSR.

Z "
, r).,:.
_.tI.Lre st.-.mlct-,re a:,:; th.r-,. c-f trep. stands of the suaroo, 1z,,rch
for-sLs at the timb,_~riino oL' the Sobl :,,-,iver basin (Arctic Urals).
nid-I ins". biol. -'~" 7'V-* cSS_:`~ 42:FI-06 165.

KLEV, iludolf duktor; Y3UISHF111, Yfull Jvll], 60H,or;
Sj7 IYEROVA, Aleksanc'ra [Ic,ierova, Alexandra], doktor
fil----'ftran~latorl
[Preparation and preservation of tissues] Zagotovka i kon-
servirovanie ticanei. Pi-agrue. Gos.izr.-vo ined. lit-ry, 1962.
316 1). Translated fror. the Czech. (141IRA 16:12)
(TISSUES-F-RESSIVATION)

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Category- USSR B-9
Abs Jour- Zh--Kh. No 3, 1957, 7592
Author Shiykin. N I Grushko, 1. Ye. and Bel'skiy, I. F_
Inst k_cademy of Sciences USSR
Title On the Utilization of a Nickel Catalyst in the ffi zhner Decompo-
sition of Hydrazones,
Orig PLib- Jzv AIN SSSR, Section on Chemical Sciences, 1956, No 5, 62Z-624
Abstract - The catalytic decomposition of the hvdrazones of cyclohexenyl-
cyclohexanone and _~ -acetylfuran in the presence of platinized
alumina (2016 Pt), reduced nickel-alurnina catalyst (30joNi), or
Nii-MILd has been investigated It was found that finely dispersed
Ni-cataJysts give product yields which are not lower than those
obtained with platinum catalysts,
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A!- 6311' Reactions Of Cadmium With Oxklell Of Ciarbam (in
Russian.) D. %t. Sbi4aov E. L Khazauo~, and A. (;. Nikonov.
I-reilipa Akatk;ithi Nauk 'Sssn (Bulk-tin of the Academy of
Ml 0 91, Sviences of the USSR), Section of Technical Scier-res. )all.
MI. p. 68-73.
Investigation of tile above allowed that: Cd above Its boiling
I)
Cq()11nt (768'C.) is not subject to oxidation by CO, oxidation at
by CO. with fonnation of sooty carbon falkes place below
17304~.; midation of Cd by COs is significant only ncar its
::r-Iting point (319*C.). Data are tabulated &M charted; method
invustigation Is descrit"; results are dismmu,&
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USS~/Agriculture Apr 49'
IR Land ReclAynation
Plants -,Cultivation
"Vei~nalized Wheat in the River Bottom lands of
t4e Dnepr Region, " A. S. SbJmbara, Kozarovich
Zrt*rimental Sta of Onion qrowIng, Kiev Oblast,
"Sov Agron" No 4
Success of various kolkhozes in using Irpeal River
bottom lands have convinced farmers living in the
Dnepr River bottom region that they should start
using th1w.land. Describes achievements of
USSR/AgriAlture (Contd) Apr 49
kolkhozes. vbich an ELIr*&U, using,, Dueper
bottom land. Prospects are very favorecole.
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GNMMO, B.V. LHniedenko, B.M. akademik; SHXABARA, K.O., kand.tekhn.
nauk
Cybernetics. Nauka i zhyttia 9 no.12:9-11 D '59-0aRA 13:4)
1. AN USSR (for Guadenko).
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Basic d~agrza)) and design. D299/D302
at A pulsz- durat-lon of 0.25-u_m microseconds. rhe flip-rlops were re-
';ab-le to within 10ic. The average speed of performing threa-address
nix,rations was 5000 HOOO op/seci addition took 8 microsec., multiplicat-on
-200 iii:croser_,; (these are minimum fi-,.'ures) . With group operations,
1h3i speed of tile COMI)VItUF LlOeS not decrease. The basic diagram of the
omputer i,s shown; itj main uniLs are the arithmetical unit.. the iutern;e.J-
_tnd ex'.ernal memory units.. the control unit and the input- and Output
un 1 t S'. fhe operation of the computer is described. The various units
are coordinated by the control system. The princl-pal control desk regu- V
lates the (a,c.-) current supply, the start and stop of the computer, LA
,,i cwitroh possible failures and facilitates the formulation of the prob-
lems t_-~ be scived. The computer has a total of about 2300 tubes. It
Consumes 25 kw and occupies a total area of 70 M There is L figure.
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AUTHIOP,z~ Korolyuk, V~S-,.Shkabara. K.O. pnd Yushche-cko, K.L.
TITLE, Group operations of the computer "Kyyiv"
SOURCE', Akademiya nauk UkrayinsIkoyi RSR. ObcIiyslyuvalInyy tsr,-ntr.
Zb.irnvk prats' z obchyslyuvallnoyi matematykyi tekhnikyq
2,-1,961,- 16-20
i'i,XT, Methods are described for perfprming group operations on the com-
pute~- "KyyivP.. -Group operations. are special instructions, whereby the
'nforrriat-"'on about performing cyclical programs is given in compact form..
by means of a reduced number of codes. -Groupoperations have usikally the
purpose of enabling fullest possible use of the b 'acking store insteadof
the working store. Assume the cyclical progran contains,a group of add-
resses which vary from eysle to cycle according to a formula involving
the value d-~, of the initial shift, and the step p of re-addressing. The
number pair p) is called parameter. The necessary information for
the cycle consists ofz. 1) The set of cycle operations in the initial
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Group operations of the D299/D302
fo:mi 2) address changes; 3) the parameter. In order to recognize the
,--hanged addresses, an additional 12-th digit is used. For this purpose,
two operations are introduzed: The start of the group operation (SGO)q
and ths end of the group operation (EGO). Furtherg the encoding and use
of these 2 operations is described, whence follows that the operation
SGO together with the operation EGO, make it possible to encode cyr-lical
piograms which conta-in parameters on the permanent memory; therefore thls
method is particularly !;onvenient for cyclical processeswith renewals,
as well as --'n the case of a fixed number of cycles. In order to realize
the described processes, the control unit incorporates the following de-
vices., A cycle register, an address register, an address adder and a
match]ng d6vice.. As variable-access stores are in wide use wh ch :.n case
of need can be incorporated in the internal9 backing store of the compu-
:e-, provisions are made for one more group operation which makes if
Possible to insert any prograninto the backing store. The above opera-
tions ~:an be performed by increasing only slightly the number of eltments
c-f the control un,-,t of the computer. Two examples are given, Ji !lust rat lirig
the method. There are 3 Soviet-bloc references.
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SHKABILRA, Yv-.A. [Shkabara; CK.6
~.j (Kiyev); KHOZYAINOVA, S.P. (Kiyev)
Programming of an electronic computer on a problem of establishing
diagnosis. Avtomatyka 7 no.3:51-56 162. (MIRA 15:6)
(Programming (Electronic computers))
(Medical electronics)

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AUTHOR: Shkabara, K.O.
TITLE: The application of
diagnosis
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D268/i)308
cybernetic methods to making a
PERIODMAL: Fiziolohichnyy zhurnal, v. 8, no. 6, 1962,.796-801
TEXT: Electronic computers cail be used for diagnostic-
purposes by employing the methods 6f the theory of probability and
mathematical logic. The diagnostic system combining electronic. de-
vices for registering'the different characteristics of the vital
activity of the organism and an electronic.computcr which decodes
the records, subjects the observed Dhenomena to logical treatment,
and deduces the most probable diagnosis, giving a more exact and
objective perfornance. Diagnoses were established experimentally,
using a relay model of a diagnostic machine and on the universal
electronic comDuters 'Ural' and 'Kiev' of the instytut kibernetil-ci
AN USSIR (Institute of Cybernetics, AS UkrSSR). The great majority
01
of these diagnoses were in agreement with the clinical findings.
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The application of D268/D308
The decoding of electrocardiograms on electronic computers also
gave good results.
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ASSOCIATION: 11rupa kiber-Lietyl-,y instytutu fiziQlohiyi im. 0.0.
Bohomol'tsya AlIcademiyi nauk URSR, Kyyiv (Cybernetics
Group, Institute of Physiology im. 0.0. Bohorriolets,
L
i'6 Ui--~SSR, Kiev) V~
SUM-III'TED: May 26, 1962
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SHKABARA, K.J. kand.tekhn.nauk
Cybernetics and the brain. Nauka i zhyttia 11 no.3.17-1.8
lAr 162. OKIRA 15--8)
(CYBERNETICS)

S' HYABMitk, Yv.~k ,5nk,-iLYLV,'.t , K,0. I; ramuillov , yu.s.
~~--r,,3a! device for feedtng Fhyziological chara terst cs Into ar.
,?Le,~trz),lic ~,omputer. Fiziol. zhur. [Ukr.l 20 no.3-.30-1-3r,"I MY-I'Oe
(MIRA l8t9)
G:jppa klbernatu4k~ instituta fiz~r)logil im. A.Sogomolltsa AN UkrS,')R,
yti ".

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A U 1-d CShkaba~a, -K,. Rushkevych, Ye. A.; Kortivevev, V. V.; Mazurenko, 0. Ya.
ORC: Cibernetics Group and Department of Psychiatry and Pathology of Higher Nervous
Activity, Institute of Physiology im. 0. 0. Bogomolets, Academy of Sciences URSR,
KLev (Crupa kibernetyky i viddil psykhiatriyi ta pacologiyi vishchoyi nervovoyi
diyal'nosti InsLytutu fiziologiyi Akademiyi nauk URSR)
TITLE: Reflexograph for-studying human higher nervous 'activity
SOURCE: Fiziolohichnyy zhurnal, v. 12, no. 2, 1966,~269-272
TOPIC TAGS: central nervous system, conditioned reflex, reflexograph, human
neurophysiology, higher nervous activity
ABSTRACT: This 85-watt monitoring and recording console reflexograph (weight
12.5 kg; dimensions -- 49.5 x 32 x 30 cm) was constructed by the authors to enable
the operator to present accurately and measure signals and vocal stimuli, to-contr6l
inten,als between'the stimuli, and to measure the latent periods and intensity of
vocal and motile reactions by patients. The console consists of power (for a 220-v
circuit), tensometric, and time assemblies, and offers three voltages (+250 v, + 100
and about 6.3 v). It contains an interval timer, two microphones, tensometers to
measure forces (5-5000 g) exerted by subjects pushing electric buttons, amplifiers,
transformers, a potentiometer,__selenium rectifiers, a filter, and a camera (speeds,

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1 mm/sec., 2.5 mm/sec., 5,10,25, and 100 mm/sec) which shows the intensity and dura-
tion of stimuli and reactions. An electric lamp, buzzer, bell, and human voice are
used as stimuli, with durations of 2 sec. The duration of intervals can be 1-20 sec-
The reflexograph satisfactorily passed laboratory tests in 1965 and was submitted to
the Clinic of the Department of Psychiatry and Pathology of Higher Nervous Activity.
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the teolitei is fundamentally changvl and rebuilt In such itatzolite. W. Hitel
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Icitucam). M. X. MikAtwa. Vokbidy Akud~ Aaak
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rx0litm and intrtnurdiAte oampns-trr inueb lr~s (trqnvitt.
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ape Sk to hyllit.. and dittolite. Chem. anaty- ... iri-o
for fibrotts sculecite front Ashar, 11"It-reddilh hcolandite.
and wItile crystals of the swrie mincral front Kr~inyl NI-t.
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flortiltic). A previous n%suntplion of .101rixild (IOV)
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tion '4 tile lcolit" i, Simultalic"lli with tile Prelillitiza
t toll. The wi,le ratige of the t"Inji. "mditj".I,i of it,
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USSR/Geophysics - Wellsite Jan 50
Minerals
"Mineralogy of Wellsi te," M. N. Shkabara, 4 pp
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol M, No 3
S. Thugutt, on A. Ye. Fersman's data on wellsite from
Kurtsa (Crimea), segregated new form, "kurtsite" (Arch
Min Tow Sci 15, 1945; Min Mag 28, No 196, 1947).
Shkabara maintains there is no basis -for separating
Kurtsa wellsite into new mineral merely because its
complex formula differs from formula for wellsite from
North Carolina. Real distinguishing feature of vell-
site and phillipsite is presence or absence of BaO;
USSR/Geophysics - Wellsite (Contd) Jan 50
we]-Isite of North Carolina and Kurtsa wellsite con-
tain indentical amounts of barium. Submitted 23 Nov 49
by Acad D. S. Belyankin.
A& 158T47

t a ry

SHKABAR, Mikhail Nikolayevich.
All-Union Sci Res Inst of Mine Construction. Academic degree of
Doctor of Geological and Mineralogical 3clences, based on his defense
6 May 1954 in the Council of LIvov State University imeni Franko,
of his dissertation entitled: "Minerology of Crimean and Some
Caucasian Zeolite Deposits."
Academic degree and/or title: Doctor of Sciences
SO: Decisions of VAK, List no. 12, 28 May 55, Byulleten' WIG SSSR,
No. 15, Aug 56, Moscow, pp. 5-24, Uncl. JPRS/NY-537

SMCABARA. Mikhail Rikolayevich, doktor geologo-mineralogicheskikh nauk;
KAPIAH, L.B., otvetstvennyy red.; ZVORYKINA, L.N., red.izd-va;
BERLOV. A.P., tekhn.red.; HADEINSKAYA, A.A., tekhn.red.
[Drilling and cementation fluids in drilling mine shafts]
Promyvochnye i tamponazhnye rastvory pri burenii stvolov shakht.
Moskva, Ugletekhizdat, 1957. 146 p. (MIRA 11:7)
(Shaft sinking)

-aUUBABk.t5A.X~!-,-doktor geol.-miner.nauk; YEPIFANTSEV, K.F., inzhener;
SLOBCDKIX, D.S., inzhener; KUBYLISKIY, L.L., inzhener.
Rock plugging to reduce gas emanations during shaft sinking.
Shakht.stroi. no.2.121722 F 157. (KIRA 10:7)
(Shaft sinking) (Mine gases)

SHKAJ3AR.A M.11. oktor geolo-o-o-minerAlogichaskikh nauk; KOSTYUKEVICH, Z.V..
.z ener.
Selecting mortars for subsequent DlUgging Of mine shafts. Shakht.
stroi. no.6:10-12 Je '57. (MLRA 10:7)
(Shaft sinking) (Mortar)

AUTHOR: Shkabara, M.N., and Krupko, G.P. 132-10-6/13
TITLE: The hl'ost Efficient Method of Plugging Drill Holes (Naiboleye
effektivnyy metod likvidatsionnogo tamponazha skvazhin)
PERIODICAL: Razvedka i okhrana nedr, 1957, # 109 P 31-34 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: At present, sealing of drill holes is effected by:
1. Filling up with a ce6ent-clay mixture.
2. Filling up with clay balls.
3. Hydraulic method.
4. Sealing with wooden plugs and ragbolts.
None of these methods provdde complete isolation from water bear-
ing strata. A less expensive and approved method is the applic-
ation of cement-clay or cement-sand-clay mixtures, which have
good sealing properties and stand up to pressures up to 150-
200 kg/sq -cm. Admixtures of CaC12 and CaKOH)2 are added to im-
prove and speed up the hardening process. This method of seal-
ing drill holes is being widely applied in the Donets Basin and
recommended by geologic organizations.
ASSOCIATION: All-Union S'cientiflc-Research Institute for the Organization and
Mechanization of. BuildIn of Mines (VNU0MSbS)
AVAILABLE- Library of Congress
Card 1/1

YARYAKIN, L.I.; LAZARE14KO, Ye.K.; SHUBARA, M.N.
Konstantin Nikolaevich Savich-Zablotskii; on his 80th birth-
day. Min.sbor. no.11:361-364 157. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Vsesoyuznyy institut ogneuporov, Kharlkov (for Karyalzin).
2. GosuniversitRt, Llvov (for LazarenkO.1 3. Vsesoyiizrqy institut
Llvov (for Lazaranko). 3. VsenoyuzyWy institut sbakbtnogo
stroitellstva, Kharlkov (for Shkabara).
(Savich-ZablotsKii, KOaBtantin Nikolaevich, 1877-

VITRIK, D.I., red.; BESSMETTIVY, A.B., red.; DOROSHENKO, G.N., red.;
ZZLIUSKIY, V.M., red.; KOKSHEM, B.G., red.; SLAVUTSKIY, S.M.,
red.; SHISHOV, Ye.L., red.; ktor geolog.-
mineral.nauk, red.; YCLOVICH, M.Z., red.izd-va; BMSLAVSKAYA,
L.Sh., tekhn.red.; NADBINSKAYA, A.Ae~ tekhn.red.
[Studies in mine construction] Issledovaniia po shakhtnomy
stroitallstvu. Moskva, Ugletekbizdat, 1958. 213 P. (MIRI 12:3)
1. Kharkov. Vaesoy-uznyy nauchno-issladovatellskiy institut
organizataii shakhtnogo atroitellstva.
(Mining engineering)

MEKABAILA, Hlkhai-il N-I-kolayevich, doktor ngeologo-mineral.nauk; TRUPAK,
N.G., otv.md.; CHECHKOV, L.V., md.izd-vu; PETRAKOV, Yo.P.,
red.izd.-va; ILINSUYA, G.M., tekhn.red.
[Generalization of rock grouting practices] Obob5hchenie opyta
tamponazha gornykh porod. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry
po gornomu delu, 1960. 142 p. (MIRA 13:12)
(Grouting) (Mining engineering)

LAZARENYO, Ye.K.; SIMARA, M.E.
Leonid Ivanovich Kariakin; on his 60th birthday. Ylin.sbor.
no.14:377-379 t6O. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Ivana Franko, Llvov (for
Lazarenko). 2. Ukraimkiy zaochnyy politekhnicheskiy institut,
Kharlkov (for Shkabara).
(Kariakin, Leonid Tvanovich, 1900-)

Ye
3hk.citara, Ye. k. "Ar accurRte ~..iethod in --h sneod of the direct c-urrent
s ~ u e P 0
'30: U-4---15',:--, 14 Aujust (Lnto-)is 'Zhurti,--l Iny1ch St.-Aey, :o.

Y-,-, . A., (-I'al i:d . li~ . ':L i .
"Iul~ -
c- ,-,e%,F--rE;al of in Ferrites -with Rectaro-dar Hysteresis Loop" a paver'
presented ,-0; the Ccnfoer~mce on Methods of Development of 5oviet I-Intherrotical
Machine-~uildtng and Instriment-BuIldirirr, 12-17 l4arch P15u
Translat.1lon Plul. 5,1-"), 9 Oct 5~)

ZORINA, Z. S. and SM[ABAM, Ye. A.
"Ferrite-core Gates Controlled by Triode Transistors."
The authors explain why gates with magnetic elements in a flip-flop circuit
using triode transistors are prefferable to gates using diode-transformers in the
same circuit. There are 5 references, of which 4 are Soviet and 1 English
Voprosy vyschislitellnoy matematiki i tekhniki (Problems in Computor Mathematics
and Technique) Kiev, Izd-vo AN Ukr SSR, 1958, 97 pp. (Sboraik trudov, vyp 3)
This collection of articles issued by the computor Center of Ukr SSR Acad
Sci is intended for scientists and engineers in the field of computor mathematics
and techniques. The collection is devoted to the programming of mathematical
problems on electronic computers and to the design of units and components of
these machines.

ZORII.LCL, Z.S. ; SHMBARA, Ye.A.
Resolving devices equipped with ferrite cores and controlled
by means of crystal triodes. Sbor.trud.Vych.tsentra, AN URSR
no-3:84-93 '58. (MIRL 12:2)
(Electronic circuits) (Ferrates) (Transistors)

SHKABARA,-Y-e.A.-,- kand. teklmk; ZAVILYJOISKIY, I.Ya., kand. med. nauk;
RAVIKOVICH. S.D.J. kand. fiz.-mat.nauk;RASIN, S.D.9 do2ctor med.
nauk,otv.red.; TUBOIEVA, M.V., red.; MATVIICHUK, A.A., tekhn.red,
[Cybernetics and the brain] Kibernetika i mozg. Kiev., 1961.
52 p. (Obshchestvo po rasprostraneniiu politicheskik~ i nauch-
nykh znan--lli Uktainskoi SSR. Ser.6, no.23) (MM 15:1)
(Cybernetics)

AIMOSOVY N.M. [Amosov, (Kiyev); SIflUBLTZA Ye.A. (Shkabara, K.0.1
(Kiyev)
Solution to the problem of diagnosis by electronic computer.
Avtomatyka no. 1:47-55 161. (MIRA 14:4)
(Medical electronics) (Diagnosis)

AMOSOV, N.M.; SHKABARA, Ye.A.
Experience in determining diagnosis with the aid of diapostic
machines. Eksper.hhir.i arest. 6 no.1,;15-22 161. (MIRA 14:10)
(DIAGII.CSI-' (E=TRCI-IC DATA PP=&SSrZ--DIAGNCSIS)
.. WV--
4%. --

-IBARA Ye.A. [SInk-abar-a
POGREW11.1"'By sj3. "Fohrebin-~jlky-iq S.B.J;
11, L, Fbash- ';'
1 fEVS Y N -71P I-
Structural diagram and fundamental principles of the construction
of the nKyiv" automatic digital computer. Zbir. pratel z
abchy:3. ma-t. i tekh. 2-8--15 161. .,,RA 15,2)
kElectronic digital :;omputersi