SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KHARKIV, A.D. - KHARKOV, E.Y.

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LEV11OV) P.P. [deceased); MUZYKA, G.M.; alIUIOV, G.I.; KjjARIKIV, AjL
"Khantit" in the kimberlites of Yakutla. Geol. i geofiz. no.10:161-
3.69 164. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Amakinskaya, ekspeditsiya, poselok Nyurba.

KIIARIKIV, A.D.
Brucite frcm kimberlites of Yakutia. Geol,il geofiz. no.8:
98-102 361. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Amnkinskaya ekspeditsiya, Yokutskaya ASSR, pos. llyurba.
(Ykkkutiv-,YJ.m-'berlite) (Yakutia-Bmccite)

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(Fotrograpiy r,113 iC I- E,
Yakutla] Fotrc)jrqtiia J ~Imt~-'rlitt,.vykii po-
I'cl--kva, Nedral,
rod Wicut! D, I .

KHARIXQV,_.A.A..,. dote., otv. red.; RYVKIN, M.S., dota., red.; .
MERZLYAKOVA, Z.S., et. prepod., red.; PARSHUKOV, B.V.,
st. prepod., red.; TAUBER, A.I., st. prepod., red.
(Abstracts of reports of the Zonal Scientific and tech-
nological Conference of Teachers of Physics, Methodology
of Physics, and General Technical Subjects in the Peda-
gogical I*titutes of Siberia and the Ural Mountain Region]
Tezisy dokladov Zonallnoy nauchno-tekhnichesk:)y konferentsii
prepodavatelo~l fiziki, metodiki fiziki A otAhchatekhnicheskikh
distsiplin pedagogicheskikh institutov Sibiri i Urala. Novo-
sibirks, Novosibirskii gos. pedagog. in-t, 1962. 167 p.
(V,IRA 16:4
1. Zonallnaya nauchno-tekhnicheskaya konferentsiya prepoda-
vateley fiziki, metodiki fiziki i obshchetekhnicheskikh dis-
tsiplin pedagogicheskikh institutov Sibiri i Urala. 5th, 1962.
(Physics--Study and teaching)
(Technical education)

SMTRVOV, G.I.1 lalAWKIV, A.,D,..,-
Thaumasite in.kimberlites of Yakutia. Geol. i geofiz no.12:116-118
160. (Yakutia-Thaumasite) ~MIRA 14:5)

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po,,:~-,v i udobrcniy ~,a aartelo-Cin. SSE.", Fe:.L-~--avodi--k, 15,16, P. 3-.,..
SO: U-3'--~42, 11 11arch 53, (Letop-is Inykh Statey, No. ~,, 1949)

F. I I'A . i I ill",`., ):). .".
osmulavska a, and 4-,arl kov D V. "Soils of the Karelo-,,iri- ish tornik I
, C. rabot cc
.1 .1 1 'j, -
w.~prosa,m poc,.v i udobreniy v Karle! i1n. Petroza,-,Dl5k, P. - :Aolio": .
49 itl~ms-
SO: U-3042, 11 iiarch 53, (Letopis Inykh Staley, '.;o. 9,

1.11, It ~ "I D .,
~- :,., 0.i, . .
K',-.ai*lko'.1, D.V. u3(~ of plil;rjapnate meal ~'or fertilizaLion in "ne
Sbornik ra'-o-, i,o woprojam iluchv i adobreni.,r v ia.-tio-Fin. SS-~, P(~Lrcza~idsk, i-,4d, p. 1,4~-
6", - Biblio": 11 itews.
- I
SO: U-3042, 11 Jarch 53, (Lelopis Suce,-,, 'iu. ~,,
.1 , .) I

Khartkov, D.V. ltpea!, :13 -~er!.jjjzfr
M"', 7,b-,wn -'k pu vopronaz
pochv i in obreniy v eirf-do-l"Irl. ~"sd, Petrozavodsk, lg,,b, 1). 191-2~)6) - Jdbl~u-: If)
SO: U-30-42, 11 ~Ilarch --~3 (De-opis Inykh Statt~y, lo. 1~t,5)

KOV, D. V. o.
36313
Zarazhenti. bobovykh kllibenikovymi baktoriyami. Sov. ap,,ronomiya 1949, No. 3.1,
a. 88-90
SO: Leto-ois' Zhurnallnykh StAtay, No. 49, 1949

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Plants for Technical Use. M
Oil Plants. Sugar Plants.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 6, 1959, No. 24960
Author : Khar1kov, D, V.
Inst : TA_-g_fV_;7Y_~
Title : Concerning New Forms of Mineral Fertilizers
in the Cultivation of Cotton
Orig Pub : Materialy Mezhresp. soveshchaniya po
koordinatail nauchno-issled. rabot po
khlopkovodstvu, 1957, Tashkentj AN Uz30SR,
1957, 241-244
Abstract : In experiments by SoyuzNIKhI [Union Scientific
Institute of the Chemical Industry], as well
an in experiments by tho Dolgoprud Agricul-
tural Chemical Experimental Station, on
potatoes and oats, It was established that
Card 1/3
USSR / Cultivated Plants. Plants for Technical Use. M
Oil Plants, Sugar Plantse
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologlya, No 69 1959, No. 24960
liquid ammonia Is just as effective as Naa-
At the same time, the production of liquid
ammonia is considerably cheaper, because
the operations to oxidize it to HN03, to
saturate it with ammonia gas for the ob-
tainment Of hlaa, etc., become unnecessary,
The experiments by SoyuzNIKhI also confirmed
the preeminence of ammoniated Ps over the
ordinary one. At its introduction under the
cotton plant, it increased the harvest in
comparison with Ps by 2 c/ha. The weak
assimilation pf Pfl is explained, in
particularp by the fact that a considerable
part of P In it Is connocted with F. By
removing F from itp the P accessibility is
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113
USSR / Cultivated Plants. Plants for --_.-!_~chnical Use. 1.1
Oil Plants. Sugar Plants.

KO.SHELIKOV. P.N.; OKSEIITIYAII, U.G.; CSIPOVA, Z.K.; KHARIKOV, D V.
Effect of manure and mineral fertilizere on tha fertility of
Turf-Podzolic solla CwItb summar7 in Inglish]. Pochvovpd'enia
no. 6:91-99 je 158. (MIRA 11:7)
1. Dolgoprudnaya agrokhtmichookaya opytnays stantsiya imeni
D.R.Pryanishnikova.
(Soil fertility)
(Yertilizore and manureo)
(Podzol)

TAMMAN, A.I.; KHARIKOV, D.V.
Studying new methods for Increasing the effectiveness of fertilizers.
[Trud,y) NIUIF no.164:68-69 1~9. (WRA 15,-5)
(Fertilizers and manures)

TAMM, A.I.; KHARIKOV, D.V.
Long-range field tests with various nitrogen fertilizers. (Trudy]
NIUIF no.164:71-74 159. (WRA 1515)
(Nitrogen fertilizers)

KHARIKOV D V
Long-range field testa with various phosphorus fertilizers.
(Trudy] NIHIF no.164:75-79 159. (KRA 15:5)
(Phosphates) (Fertilizers and manures)

KHARIKOVY D.V.
Long-range field tests with various potassium fertilizers. (Trudy]
NIUIF no.164s79-81 '59. (WRA 1535)
(Potassium salts) (Fertilizers and manures)

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MAUNITSHY , K,V, , doktor sell khoz. nauk, rf-.d.;, Kif , r,,
karid. sellkhoz. nauk, r,-qd.[decea3p-d]; red.
(Potassium fer-tilizerul KahiMe vidobronlin. Mosknm, KO-
los, 1961,. 206 p. (,'.'IiA 18:5)
1. Moscow. Nauchnyy institut po udobreniyarn. I. insekto-
Aing-Itsidam,

't.
Kwkn I YO..", 11*
IN-
Is the adodnistration capable of restoring labor discipline.
Neftianik 2 no*7:30 J1 '57. (H-Tak ~ 0: ~o -
(Industrial management)

KHARIKOVO 7 F.
,11~1411;,4'44101
Toung specialists in stockbreeding. Zhivotnovodetvo 20 no.8:12-16
Ag 158. (MIRA 11:10)
l.Otvetstvenuy7 organizator otde3x komoomollakikh organov TSentrallnogo
komiteta Vsesoyuznogo Leninskogo kommmistichookogo soy=a molodeshi
po, RSFSR.
(Belgorod Province--Stock and stockbreeding)

KHARIKOV, G.I., chlen Kommunisticheakoy partil Sovetskogo Soyuza.
Through disorder, famine and blockade. Mor.flot 17 no.11:7-8
N 157. (KIRA 10:12)
leFervyy predoodatell Pravlenlya Dobrovoltnogo flbta, rukovoditell
otdala Arkticheskogo instituta Hinisterstva morskogo flota.
(Russia--Revolution, 1917-1921)

BLAGOMMOV, S.I.; BRFKp B.M.41BYAKOV, P.T.; VIKTOROV, V.S.; V,1GAROV)
V.I.; GUSEV, S.A.; GLEBOV, V.V.; GURIIL'V, !,x.; walum" G.D.;
7,AVIYALOV, V.G.; lOFF&j Ye.F.; !ZV.-Il',OV, G.M.; ill-ClAlkT, S.A.,
KULIGIN, A.S.; Y"ISATKIII, A.P.; 1,11"'IMETSOV, N.I.; LEE-BEDEV,
Uln,RT, Ye.N.; MjUiCEVICH, Ya.I.; MAYZEELI, M.A.; 1411TYAKOV, V.S.;
NOSKOV, M.M.; 11YABOIKOV, M.Ya.; RATSMAN, N.I.; TVOPOGCVI M.K.;
UGOLINIKOV, V.Ya.; KHARIKOV, G,I,,- ClUDOV, OlL,
Lev Millevich Matveav; obitliary. Torf. prom. 38 no-4:38 161.
(MIPA 14- 9)
(Matveev, Lev Millavich, 1914-1961)

KORYAKIN, Sergey Yedorovich, doteent, kand.eicon.nauk-, BMHOITSYN, Iosif
Llvovich, dotsento kand.okon.nauk; ILLINSKIY, Turiy Fedorovich,
starshiy propodavatell; DOLITSKIY, Ya.I., prof., dokl,,or ekon.nauk,
retoenzent; CMMSOY-TSIBIZOT, A.A., stershiv prepodavotel',
reteencent; FROLOT, A.S., doteent, kand.tokhn.nauk, ratconzont;
KRU("NXO# NoNat inshe, reteenzont; ZOLOTUKIIIN, Yu.A.. obohohiy
red.. V rodaktirovanii prinimali uchastiye: OGAHOV, H.K., dotsent,
red.; DUBCHAX, V.Xh., inxh., red.; MARTIROSOV, A.re.. insh., red.;
xHaSKOV, G.I., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik, red.; KRASMIINNIKOV,
T.G.0 dot,s.enV,-kand.ekou.nauk, red.; GHKWARG. Ye.A., inzh., red.;
SHCHSUCJM. G.G., insh., red.; PRILUTSKIY, N.A., inzh., red.;
XANTOR, L.M., dotsent. kand.ekon.nauk, red.; XUZIMIK, T.P., inzh.,
red.; FILIPPOV, X.D.9 red*. XWWOFOHTOVA, Ye.F.9 red.izd-va; TMO-
NOVA, Yu.A.. taklui.red.
[Economics of water transportation] Zkonomike morskogo transportao
Pod obahchei red. IU.A.Zolotukhina. Moakvs, Izd-vo Vorskol transport*,
1959. 391 P. (MIRA 13:3)
(Shipping-Fine rice)

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.'). '~, 1952. i *i~ - , -oz.
9. Mnonj~~hl List Of Russian Accessions, Library of CongresG,
- 19 51, 2~Jnc 1 .

1. KMIKOV, I. I.
2. USSR (6D0)
4. Fishery Products
7. Wet-steam and dry (autoclave-vacuum) methods for extracting fat. Ryb. khoz. 28,
no. 9, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January, -1953. Unclassified.

KH"OKOV, I.I.
111~~~,
Raw material for gelatin [production] from byr-products of tho whale Indu try.
MYacnaya Ind. S.S.S.R. 24, No.1, 33-3 153. (mmA 6: 2 a
(CA 47 no.20110884 #53)

REZNIKOV, A.D.; LYANDYM , S.N., kand. takhn. nauk; KHARO-K.Ov, L.A.;
Prinimali uchastiYes ZHIRWfY,, A~Ye.; STRUTIOSKUp 7.1.;
Study of electrical linking of boreholea in the Angwom Station
"Podzemgaz." Nauch, trudy VNIIPodzemgaza no.9!80-85 163.
(MIRA 16:11)
1. Laboratorlya toplotekhniki i energetiki Voesoyuznogo
nauchno-issiedovatel'skogo instituta podzemnoy gazifikateii
ugley (for Remikov, Lyandres, Khar1kov). 2. Sotrudniki
Angrenskoy stantaii "Podzemgazu (for Zhirmyy, Strutinakiy,
Peretolchin).

K M KOV,
kand.tekhn.nauk; PILINSKIY. V.I., inzh.; LIHONOV, I.P., lnzh.;
L.N., insh.
Cutting tools having welded-on hard alloy tips, Mnshinoatroltell
no.12:21-24 D '57. (MIRA 10:12)
(Cutting tools)

KFAR I KOV) NikolV, Yq_~i vi ZAGLI , Otto Andreyevich,
_qh, inzh.,
_ge,yf
inzh'.'; -SJH'T'E'YJN-" 'fliWiion losifovich, inzh.; VURMIT.0,
V.V., red.
(Now developments in the mnufacture of prestressed
reinforced concrete] Novoe v lzgotovlenii predvaritell-
no napriazlionnogo zhelezobetona. Odessa, ~Mak, 1965.
56 P. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Trest "Chernomorskorgtekhstroy" (for all except
Murashko).

KMOKOV, 3-4, vrach -
Speech as a therapeutic factor and as a source of iatrovenic diseases.
Mod. sestra 20 no.llt35-37 N(.161. aiA 15--2)
(SPEECH TIOUPI) IAGIIOSIS--PSYCHOLCGICAL ASPECTS)

-.Y -A W A.-V 12LEl Yn I FPS ~r C. C- - -
-Kin
SM.

. , I I.. , I
w ~ i"~~ ---.,
m

A"~ 'OURCE CODEz uR/04i3166/006[062/0094/0094_
INVENTOE: Khar'kov S. A BoSdanov K. N.; SpIrinA,_1. A.; Leshimer
U.-
A
. A.; Plyashkevi
ORG: none
TITLE:--FreparatIve me tivad- j o r
-PC Yam
(announced by-,kll-Union S 'cLentiftc-Researc nstLtute of'Artificial
Fibers (Vsasoyuznyy nauchi~o--Cs-s-fi-,ia;~a-eii-r-a-Ei--y-institut Lskusstveaaogo
volokna)]
SOURCE% Izobretenils, promyshlonnyye obraztey, tovdrnyye znaki,
no. 2, 1966, 94
TOPIC TAGS: polyamide, carbox7l group, interfacial polycondens&tlon
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a preparative
method for carboxyl group-containing polyanides. The method involves
interfacial polycondensation of diazines containing no &cyclic chains
with bencenetrLcarboxylic acid dtchlorides. 180) !~
SUB COM ll/ SUBH DATE: 28Har63/ ATD PRESSttjjq~
07/
I UDCt 618,675o0QZ*2

BELISKIY, I.F.; SIIUYKirl, N.I.; SHOSTAKOVSKIY, V.M.;.KHARIKOV, S.N.
New method of synthesizing estars of 'y-ketocarboxylic acids.
Part ls Catal,-ftic transformation of esters of T-furilacrylic acids
to esters oflf-ketoenanthic acids. Zhur.ob.khim. 32 no.4:1030-
1034 AP 162. (MIRA W4)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii imeni N.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
(Furanacrylic acid) (Heptanoic acid)

SHUYKIN, N.I.; BELISKIY, I.F.; SHOSTAKOVSKIY, ll.m.; KHARIKOV S N. -
o . ..9
GAYVOROIISKAYA,, G. K.
Conversion of -ketocarboxylic acid esters to lactams.
Dok:L. AN SSSR 153 no.3:628-630 N 163. (MMA 17:1)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimil im. N.D. Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
2. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Shuykin).

J~! lljt~l .14. i.
--fro.
"nOlf-ols of 1:, 1 t
!~~R ItA no.I.,.82'--,Q23 V (laRA i8:12)
AN S,9 F

?"J"ARIKOV S.N.; S!JjyKIN N.I.
BELISKIY,
of and f7'' Of
I q T) r 5,
tri.jimforl~;i, lorm. DAI. All 3-65 4
.1 SSRI.
1. jr,,.3tj UL A?
2. Chlen k,.rn~st ondpnt 0 SSSR (for SInykin) .

I -S
E 1Y, 1. 17. ; Fli.~ R I FOVY .1l.; SHIrYK.N." 11.7.
Synthesis of monofurfuryl and t-etrnl.,ydroftiTi;-,,rl
17V.1,411 SCISR. scir. MI-11 1:1.
1. Tnsti kfliriii 4pl. N.F).,t
Itut organicheskoy
8111-g-litterl ~fa,7 19, 2965.

KHARIKOV,'V.
,--1 - .. ~, ~U~~z -~;!
Trade unions of China are active builders of a now life. Say.
profsaiuzy 1 no.1:26-32 S 153. (KLRA 6:12)
(China--Trade unions) (Trade unions--China)

V~ I t 0 q~ , 1'. 1) -:,'
KRARIKOT, V,
` -_4 ~ - -
"dWWIIM'JRV
#"JOWN4ftWIZ~ fl
Nighth All-Chinaso Congress of Trade Unions. Sov. profpoluzy
6 no.1:76-79 A 158. (MIRA 11:1)
(China--Trade unions--Congresses)

KHAR'KOV. V.
Coaforenco of the &i;eral Council of Jnpanasa trade unions. Sov.
profaoiuz.v 6 no.11:70-71 6 158. (MIRA 11:10)
(Japan--Trade unions)

Xo 4*- XM.=V, Leonid Andreyevich; KAISKSMO.
-~ _.A. ~ X~ _ _
Petr Androyevich.. iy OV, F.M.. redaktor; PDOCEMO, S.I..
tekhaichookiy redaktor
[General overhauling of oil and gas wells in the G-,osur Oil
Administration fields] Opyt kapitali'nogo remonta nefti4mykh i
gazovykh okvazhin na promyslakh ob*edinaniia OGrozneft'.0 Groznyi.
Grozoonskoe kn-vo, 1955. 53 p. [Morofilm] (xiRA lo:4)
(Oil wells) (Gas. Natural)

1. T'L iy ne f "yancy naucij r)-:
Dl;l"11- Ima.

XURIKOV9 V.A.
..__--M==MWMMMffl"MWAMWWPAWWWM
IbEtracting damaged casLng from wells by unscrewing Its sections.
Neftianik 1 no.9:12-17 S 156. WaA 9:11)
1. Inzhener tookha I*Pitallnogo
vogo upravlentva Starogrozneft'.
(Oil wells-Zquipment
remonta akvashin leftepromyslo-
wA supplies-Repairing)

TOKAREV, V.P., starshiy geolog; KHAR~K~OVY.A,
Simultaneous and separate pumping of oil and water. Neftianik
7 no.3:10-11 Mr 162. NIRA 15-5)
1. Neftepromysel No.1 neftepromyslovogo upravleniya Leninogorskneft'
(for Tokarev). 2. Nachallnik otdela obrabotki prizaboynoy zony
Tatarskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo neftyanogo instituta (for
KharIkov).
(Oil fields-Production methods)

KWIKOV, Vladimir Atanas'"vicb.- LAYZJSHKO, P.N.. red.; SHAKMMffA, Te.A.,
. - . vedushchil red',;'4100M, I.G., tekhn. red.
[Major repairing of oil and gas imllej KapitalInA remont nefti&-
nykh i gazovykh ekwashIn. Koakva, Goo. nauchno-tekha. lzd,-Yo neft.
i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ri, 1958. 146 p. (MIRA 11:10)
(Oil wells--Fqmipment and oupplies-Repairing)

SULTANOV# Sagdeq Akhmadiyevich; KW,IKOV,_ Vladimir AfanaBIyq-Tjc,h;
DAKHNOVp V.N.p doktor geol.-miner. nauk,, rod.; YUNGAS, S.M.#
ved. red.j YAKOVLEVA, Z.I.p tekhn. red.
[Controlling the movement of water-oil contacts and oil-
bearing oontouro]Kontroll za prodvizheniem vodo-neftianogo
kontakta i konturov neftenosnosti. Pod red. V.N.Dakhnova.
Moskva, Gostoptekhizdat, 1962. 166 p. (MIRA 15:12)
(Oil reservoir engineering)

NIKITIN, L.I.; KHARIKOV, V.I., nauchn. red.; GRIGORIYEVA, Ye.I.,
tekhn. red.' ---- -
(Safety measures in working with electrical equipment]
Meropriiatiia po obespecheniiu bezopasnosti pri rabote s
elektrooborudovaniem. Moskva, TSentr. nauchno-issled. in-t
informatsii i tekhniko-okon. issledovanii po lesnoi, tsel-
liulozno-bumazhnoi, derevoobrabatyvaiushchei promyshl.1 lennoL.a
khoziaistvu, 1963. 55 P. (MIRA 17W

TA I IASHEN P I.; HLY A KOV 1". M00?,ODFT--Kl'-)r S.
practIcoo of the 'Torkhovoki.; J,O,,Tglnf, Ca-:p] Opyt I,&--
D,ot; VorkhovAag) letprOl"lln-n. V.oskvn, T..'~ontr. nauchnf;--
in-t. inf--matsli i
-,) zm,
rm-r
"IF I 'Ji
1~,i m-sh'. i 1,F!snom-,i kho,-, .196.1, , .18 - 4)

dbbt: uV6f-1 AV
ACC NR: AP7002008 SOURCE 876-670-6-076A1-60 /6050
AUTHOR: Kharlkovp V. 1. (Engineer)
ORO: none
TITLE: Soviet exhibits at "Interorgtekhnika-66"
SOURCE: Mekhanizataiya I avtomatizatsiya proizvodstva, no. 12) 1966p
44-50 1
TOPIC TAGS: computer technology, data processing equipment
ABSTRACT: An International exhibition with the theme "Facilities for
mechanization of engineering-technical and administrative-managerial
tasks" was held in Moscow in September 1966. The Soviet exhibit
featured digital and analog compuversp puncheard equipmentp manual
input equipment, 1/0 devices, information storage devices, and control
equipment. The specifications for these are as follows:
1) Ural-11 digital comouter system operating on binary and decimal
numbers at a rate of 50,000 additions/see or 25,000 multiplications/Sec.
The system, depending on its makeup, may have a magnetic memory with
capacity of 4096-16,384 24-bit words, read-only memory with 1024-8192
words, magnetic drum storage with 98,000-399,000 word capacity, and a
magnetic tape file memory capable of storing 1-8 million words. The
~kad_Nkt ---A-P70-020
data may be entered at the input or delivered at the output by punch-
cards, perforated tapes, magnetic tapes, direct communication channels
to sensors and regulators, a printer, and a plotter. The Input and
output speeds are 18oo and 150 decimal digtts/sOc for puncheard and
1000 and 20 decimal di Its/see for perforated tape equipment, respee
tively. 9
2) BESM-4 general purpose digital computer system (see Fig. 1) con-
sisting of several units Interconnected by cables. The binary number
Fig- 1. BESM-4 general purpose computer
system is used for addition (which requires 47 )Aaec), multiplication
95 'wsec), and division (152,Haec), Input may be via punchcards
MO carda/min), and output may be delivered by a card puncher

-ACC-NRi--AP7009008
the processed control signals through the output unit. It is capable
of performing 200 additions/psec [sic), 1000 multiplications/psec (sicl
LAI,
r
j
CO
01 1 - 61
M
E
a
L rlr.~W 11 J., 'j -1 '
Tril CM [Do W
ti r.1 0
;71 al Ui 0 W
LI3
Figo 2. MN-17M qLnalog computer
and 1200 divisions/i4sec .(sic]. The memory unit contains 2o48 fixed and
256 variable instructions. The working memory may store 256 words, and
the read-only memory 512 constants.
6) SIV-2 desk-type copying machinep which uses a light -sensitive paper
and alkaline solution for development. The maximum copy width is 940 M
The copy delivery speed is 0.5-1,5 m/min.
!Card 4/6

ACC NR: AP7002Oo3
7) REM clectrographic copying machine, which may copy pencil, ink, and
typewritten originala in ocales of 1:1 and 1:0.7. Maximum width of them
Fig. UMl-HKhP control computer
inal is 600 mm, and that of the copy, 420 mm. The copying rate Is
min.
lektrofot electrographic copying machine for making single copies
ACC _N Rs - _XPT602 60b
of halftones scaled to 1:1. 1:1.2, and 1:0.68. Maximum size of the i
,original is 210 x 297 mm. A copy may be made in 1.4 min.
9) Moinlya thermocopier, which may produce a copy In 7 see. Maximum
copy size is 210 x 297 mm-.
Other Soviet items at the exhibit were: the "Luch" portable battery-
Powered microfilm reader; the "SIP" desk card file; an electric stapler-
the "8AS-4o" telephone desk console, with provisions for making confer-
ence calls; and the "Berezka" facsimile transmitter/receiver, capable
os transmitting a 220 x 300 mm copy in 12.5 min with resolution of
10 lines/mm. Orig. art. has: 18 figures. [WA-81]
[BD)
SUB CODEi Oq/ SUBM DATE:. none/ ATD, PRESSS 5113
Card

Kly-S'KOV, V.L., insh.
I
Investigating roelstor-capacitor oscillatoro
oscillations using transistoru. Trudy TSNII
'59.
(Oscillators. Transistor)
m
of sinusoidsl
MPS m-173:134-144
(MIRA, 13-00
j~

IL134-1pyi.Y.P.
Cutting centers in metallurgical planta. Avtom. nvar. 16
no.6:88 is tO. (MIRA 107)
1. Zlatoustovskiy z0od metallokonstyuktsiy.
.$ (Gas welding and cutting)

KI um I KOV ,V.I'.; sHILov, D.m. (deceased]
Modernizing the M)MU-150 butt-weldirig machlne. Av.om. tivar. 17
no.8:60-64 Ag 164. OJI111 17:11)
1. Zlatcuatgkiy zavod metallokonstruktaiy (for Kharlkov).
2. Clielyabinskiy fillal GoandarAvennogo inotituta p0 '&)!'oytlktl-
rovanlyu, iasleelavaniyu 1 ispy-taniv
.u stallnykh korustru-'-~siy ;-
mostov.

PRISETAKOVP I.R.s MaSter; XgARojoy, brigadir
How we organized the work at an automatic ehop. Elek. I top,.
tiaga 3 no-3:13-15 Mr 159. (MIRA 12:5)
1*TeplOvozno depo L'ski TU90-VOGtOchnoy dorogi.
(ROUG1 10COROtiven-Maintenance and repair)

BARIKOV, V.Vi~-. t;n(.1 T)IJDKIII, ". It. ed.
stroltel stvc, j I -I
_L11, V001"llyl/il ;-n,,, ezrl-loitaljo-,
of miilltary airp,)r[,2,3- 1-foskvp., Voenlzcl-Dt, 1943.
SO: Soviet Transnortation and Coruntmicat.ions, ! Biblio-,,mnhy, Libral--y of Congress
Refe ence DepartLient, WDshinf:to 1952, Unn-Lassified

KHABSKOV, V TE N15
757.5
A4
NOVOYO v Planirovke aerodromov (Innovation in the Plannins of airports)
Pod red. V. S. Sokov. Moskva, Oborongiz, 1946.
88 P. il-lua dia;rs.o tables.
';
"Literatura"
P.

XUR'10j,Y~YeL., Imndidat takhnichaskikh nauk.
Preventing cracks in concrete slab@ when %hay freeze to the founda,
tion. Avt.dor. 19 no.4:10-11 Ap 156. (Ku q.- 8)
(Pavements, Concrete)

XUZIMENKO, P.P.iLERARIKOV, Ta.l. (Kbarlkov, II.I.1 I *11k:1."
Migration of silver during the flow of direct current through it..
EVitb no.4:528-556 'I ( 5&
gosudq,.rstvenW, universitat.
(Diffuajan~-.(dilvCi) *

KM'WKOs P*P~; MIARIXIDV, Te.I,
Slectric migration In solid aluminum. Ukr- fis. chur. 4 no-3:401-402
MY-Je `59- - (MRA 13:2)
I-KiFeVskiY gosudaretvannyy universitet im. T.G. Shevchenko.
(Aluminum~-Zlectric properties)

KMRSKOV, Ye.I.; KMIMMO, P.P.
Electric migration of iron and aluminum In iron-aluminuis alloys.
Ukr. fis. shur. 4 no.3:389-398 MY-Je 159. (HIRA 13:2)
l.Kiyovskiy gosufLarstvannyy universitat im. T.G. Shevchenko.
(Iron-aluminum alloys-Electric properties)
(Ions-Migration and velocity)

KHARIKOV. Ye.I. [Kharlkov, iR.r.]-, KUZIKMIKO, P.P.
Now methods of studying partial coefficients of diffusion and
electrical transfer In binary alloys. Ukr.f1zozhurq 4 no.4:
534-537 Jl-Ag '59. (MIRA 13:4)
1. Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. J.G.8hevchenkoa
(Alloys) Okffusion)

XMIMIKO, P.P.; MRIKOV, TooIo [Kharlkovp ISslol
Xlectrical transfer in Cd and Zn. Ukr.fiz.thur. 4 no.4:
537-539 JJ-Ag 59. (KIU 13:4)
1. Kiyovakiv gosudaretvemVr universitet im. T.G.,9hevchanko.
(Cadmium) (Zinc)

KHAR - KCV, Ye. I. , Cand Phys-Math Sci -- (diss) "Study of the princi-
ples of electric transfer in metals ana some alloys." KiLv, 10,E)o.
16 pp; (mlinistr~/ of' fiif~her and Secondary S'peciali,-A _"dJucation Ukrair-
ian S~.`;R, Kiev Order of' Lenin '_ tate Univ im T. G. S'hevcheriko); 200
copies; price not riven; bibI.ioF.,rnpby at end of text (1c': entries);
(K1, 23-60, 121)

A/0
I %Off
YAR A
go
Cris
o~v
cp 4r
pp
P.? ?~,*p P ? !
; E - P
0, If P.
IV,
na 4
1 1 i -r I -C. 1 :1. jar
rj tit Qw .1,;
17 IV
;vj
Z2 29
U3

UZIMMO, Te.I.
kporimental determination of component charge In heat-roslatant
alloys of the system Fe - Al. Isel. po zharopr. oplav.6:112-119
16o. (MIRA 13:9)
(Iron-aluminum alloys-Slectric properties)

S/18 60/005/003/018/020
D274YD303
MTHORS: Khar1kov, Ye.Y. and Iwz1menkoq P.P.
-------- - d Cu
TITLE: Electrical mass transfer in Sn, Fb, 1Ag an
PERIODICAL: Ukrayinslkyy fizychnyy zhurnal, V. 5, no. 3, 1960,
428-429
'VEXT: Mass transfer in Sn, Pb, and Cu was investigated by a method
which involves changes in the weight of the cathode and anode parts
of the specimen after passage of direct current. Mass transfer in
silver was investigated by the same Method as well as by weans of
radioactive isotopes. Denoting the change in mass of one of the
halves of a specimen by &m, the absolute transfer-velocity is
found v . A-M
Fst
where P is the density, S - the cross section of the specimen,
t - the duration of current flow. Wing to the fact that mass
Card 1/3
'~'lectrical mass transfer...
S/185/60/005/003/0
D274/D303 18/020
transfer in metals
rolationship betwee's mainly determined by the charicter of the
ngth E n absolute velocity
P Special attention was given to
v on current density j, and the electric field-stre-
obtaini,,g the dependence or
Of all 4 metals at a given temperature. Th -
to the anode showed that in all cases e invest
that the mass ig&tions
t Within T%%?o figures are given for Sn Pb is transferred
ts "near for a wide range of V t A9, which show
he results experimental error the relationship between v and
for copper hues of i
10000C which shows that A table
, the copper is ' or temperatures of goo
0d by H. transferred to t1je i is given urith
Weaver (Ref. 5: Z. anode* The results obtain-
do not agree U Elektrochem 60, 1-1-70 1956)
tabl lith the results of thL
e is given with the mean values , prise for Copper
netaIG; the resultant force F whi of F/ent investigation.
ermined from E for the
"vestigated
V a D ch causes the transfer, was det-
__T F1
fk
where D is the coefficient 0
stant, T - f self-diffusion (2)
absolute temperature , k - the
Card 2/3 f - a factor close B01tMann coll-
to unitY. The

S/185/60/005/003/019/020
Ito D274/D303
266~1
AUTHORS: Kuzlmenko, P.P. and KharIkov, Ye.Y.
TITLE: Determining the degree of ionization of atoms in
crystal lattices by the method of mass transfer
2EIUODICj0,: Ukrayinalkyy fizychnyy zhurnal, v. 5, no. 3, 1960,
430-431
TM: Mass transfer is caused by the resultant force F =Yl + F21
where F, denotes the action of the electric field D on an ion of
charge q, and F - the force of electron "wind" which ;iriscs as a
result of momen?um transfer in electron scatterimr. by ions. The
absolute velocity of mass transfer is
V N D F,
I - W
(the notations being similar to those of the preceding article).
2or a pure metal, the following equation holds (provided that the
(Ilegree of ionization q of an activated ion is similar to that of a
Card 1/4

26601 6/18 60/005/003/019/020
Determining the degree of ionization... D274X303
normal ion): v D I 2:~ (2)
'~_E fkT ( Cr )-
where cr - 1/nat is the mean scattering cross-section of electrons
in the metal, na is the ion concentration, o-* is the scattering
cross-section of the activated ion; from N.F. Mott and 1-1. Jones
(Ref. 4: The theory of the properties of metals and alloys, 1936)
one obtains: a 2
Cos 9) 21'2 ~V*kWr)~,~d 2,xsin edg, (3)
r]
h
where 9 is the scattering-angle,(Pk is the wave function of the
electron, V is the potential difference of ions of solute and sol-
vent. By the Thomas-Fermi method, one obtains for V:
V = ze2 e-pr
r
where z is the charge difference
grating Eq. (3) one obt~iZ32.2
In
2 ~2
Card 2/4 0 f
between base and impurity.
I +
+ y
Y)
Inte-
(4)
2~kj S/185/60/005/003/019/020
Determining the degree 0 Ionization... D274/D303
40
I = 4m2v2
y - = .5j.10-8 n/3
02 2 a
~q_ (4), obtained by Mot~ (Ref. 4: op. cit) for *the cross-section
of the impurity ion, can be used for calculating the crOss-section
Of the activated ion. For this purpose z had to be considered as
the charge q of the activated ion, and not as a diffcj-cjjc(, of char-
ges. Solving Eqs. (2) and (4), and kij()x4j.(jjf v, D all(,
i liver, ti g j T froi',i other
,atiojjc;, the ion charge (I can be calculated. ~ t,~ble is
rgiven v,,ith the values of q for Ag, Z", Cu, 3n, Pb, Cd, calculated
Dy
the above method; the experimental values of v E, Do T were
taken from references. It is evident from the take that the value
Of q for Ag corresponds to the value obtained by OPtical methods.
"or Cu, the value Of q corresponds to that obtained theoretically
(Ref. 4: op. cit). For Pb, the value of q is of the saine order as
~Aiat obtained by W.B. Pearson (Reff. 9: Canad. Journ. Phys., 36, N 5,
1.953). There are 1 table and 9 references: 6 Soviet-bloc aud 3
ROn-Soviet-bloc. The references to the English-language publica-
where
is the Fermi energy and
Card 3/4

KlUZINERO, P.P.1 . XIIARIKOV, Y I
_16".-JRharikov, IE.1.]; GRINEVICH, G.P.
(Hrinevych, H.P.]----
Diffusion and electrical transfer in the AgZn alloy. Ukr. fiz. zhur.
5 no. 5:683-688 S-0 160. (MIRA 14:4)
1. Kiyevskiy gosudaretvennyy universitet.
(Diffusion)
(Silver-zinc alloys)

VASILENKO, T.V. (VasyleA6, T.V.]; KHARINOV, Ye. I. (Kharlkov, IE.1'.]
Diffusion of silver in liquid bismuth. Ukr. fix. zhure 7 no.12:1345-1349
D 162. (KIRA 15:12)
1, Kiyevskiy kooudaratyennyy universitet im. Shevchenko.
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Determining the coefficients of diffusion and electric resistance,
of impurities in liqxiid metals. Ukr. fiz. zhur. 10,.- no. 1121227-
1236 N 165. (MIRA 18t12)
1. Kiyevskiy gosudarstyennyy universitet imeni Shevehanko.
Submitted Jarruary 20,, 1965.

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TITLE A method of studying the mobility of atoms In liq_uId M!,-_Mja -1
SO'TRV'E: Ukrayinslkyy fizychnyy zhurnal, v. 10, no. 110, 1965, 1359-13641
T0?IC TAGS: liquid metal, metal diffusion, electric resistancti, atam,
particle motion
AB,3TRACT: The method described is based on measuring the electrical
re3istance of the anode and cathode portion of a sample. The electri-
cal resistance changes as a result of' the change In the distribution
of the Impurity atoms in the sample. The equations for "he rate of
electric transport of the impurity, the characteristic tine, and the
diffuFion coefficients obtai.ned from a !~heor~-t.'~cal discussion of the
j method are applicable as long as one can neglect th.-e flux of impurity
I atoms due to the concentration gr ffent. To measure tp~-_ mobility of
~ASb atoms In a liquid alloy of SnT4 at.% Sb, quart )_~_-apillaries were
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A current of 1-3 amp was passed through the sanT.-le at 300C for 6-8
hours. The potential drop was then measured approximately eve-,y hour,
u!;in~_ a measuring current of 100 ma. The measurements were carried out
a nitrogen atmosphere at a pressure of ~'tl'mosrh~-r-. The suc -
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wh1ch were higher by 115 per cen,~. _)ri~7. ar-.. has: i,~ formulas.:
2 figures, and 2 tables.
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AUTHOR: Kuzlmenko, P. P .; Onopriyenko, G. I.; Kharlkov, Ye. I.
ORG: Kiev State University im. T. G Shevchenko (Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy
universitetT_
TITLE: Diffusion of certain admixtures in liquid Bi, PI), and Sn
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SOURCE: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, v. 40, no. 4, 1966, 818-821
TOPIC TAGS: cadmium, bismuth,! tin, liquid metal, metal
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ABSTRACT: In this work the authors study the diffusion of Cd and Sn in liquid
Bi; Sn in liquid Pb, and Co in liquid-Sn in order to compare experimental results
with theoretical conclusions concerning the diffusion of atoms in liquid m,!tals in
a broad temperature range. The diffusiontioefficients were determined 1) the
capillary method with the use of radioactive isotopes SdI15, SnIL3, and COZO. The
results of measuring the diffusion coefficients showed that the average dispersion
of the measurements was 1116 . The temperature dependence of the diffusion co-
efficients in the systems studied by the authors deviate appreciably from ex-
ponential, which is in contrast to the data in the literature ard is ascribed to the
broader temperature range used by the authors. An interesting fact revcaled was
the marked difference of the diffusion coefficients of Sn and Sd in liquid Bi, ca-
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pecially at high temperatures, e.g., at 900C the cadmium-atoms-diffused 5 times
more quickly than the tin a6voms. This contradicted the assertion made in the
literature that the coefficients of diffusion of various admixtures in a given solvent
are similar. The authors conclude that for more definite conclusions on the
mechanisms of the diffusion of atoms in liquid metals a further accumulation of
experimental data is needed. Orig. art. has: 5 tables, 2 figures, and 2 formulas.
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MORS: Kuzlnenko, P. P.,Khar'kov E. Y
TME: S) o m e methods of slitlesn radlography
PERIODICAL; Reforativnyy zhurnal, Fizika, no. 3, 1962, 8-9, abstract IE65
C'Visnyk Kyyivslk. un-tu", 1960, no. 3, ser. fAz. ta Iffilmlyi, no. 1,
26-35, Ukrainian; Russlan swnmary)
TEXT: Proceeding from the fact that, at small angles of slide, the focus-
ing projection of X-ray tubes assumes the shape of a narrow slit, It I,- shown to
be suitable to use the focusing projection of ordinary X-ray tuboz; for taking
radiographs. To determine the range of applicability of slitless X-ray radio-
graphy, the additional broadening of radiographic lines In the conversion from
ordinary to slitless X-ray radiography was calculated. The maximum of the radio-
graphic lines is not di3placed on the conversion to the slitleGo technique. The
method under consideration permits the time-of exposure to be reduced by 10-15
Umes. When microbeam pictures are to be taken, conical-shaped collimators with
the cone vertex pointing to the specimen are suggested for use instead of narrow
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long slits. Chambers were worked out to obtain simultaneously reference radio-
graphs for the line intensities of different specimens Investigated.
L. Vigdorchih
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