SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZUBRILIN, V.P. - ZUBRITSKIY, L.A.

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..NEVSKAYA, T.S.1 ZUBRILINA, G.V. (Mookva)
Uropepsin content in urine of healthy and 61ck children
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ality food Vop,pit, 2 J
receiving high-qu 4 no.4:55 58
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1. Otdel detskogopitaniya (zav. dots n ~?.V.Plnakov)
Instituta pitaniya, AMN SSSR, Moskva. Submi.tted No-,ember 14,
1964-

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SEPANMO, B.N.; KHATUROVA, L.T.; ZUBRILINA, G.V.
Study of the biological role of the chemical structure of
glycogen and features of glycogen metabolistfi In alloxam
diabetes. Biokhimiia, 20 no.4:479-484 JI-Ag,"55 (HLRA 8:12):
1. Laboratorlya fiziologIchesko7 MIMI Aka~emii.nmuk SSSR,
Koskva.
(HPINEPHRINN. effects,
on glycogen matab, in alloxan diab0se),
(GLYCOGEN, metabolism,
'off. on epinephrine.' in alloxan'didkbates)
(DIABETES MUMS, experimental,
off. on e Pinsphrine on glycogen me tab, in)

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and %hayurown. L. P.
Stepanenko. B. 11.1 G. V~

Title I Glycogen metabolism in aormal state and duiriaf, ollorcan diabetes Lavestig-
ated by metma of radioactive osrbon
Periodical i Dok. All Sa'91 10013. 521-524, J11M 221, 1955,
Abstract I rilycogen, matabolism was invtstigrated in Phopilthy adult rate wd ta rodents
inflicter. witb alloxon diabetes. The erpta:rtments witre conditeteil by means
of radioactive c14 and thn results otitaiaed tire) des,:ribed. One USS44
reference (1953). T*blea.
Institution Academy of Sciencea USM, Laboratory of r-hjr4iiolagRcal Cheml-Otry

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MONMR, V'V.; KOCHMINA0 V'V.; ZUMLM, M.
req iramen ckldren in b6ar4i
Protein# and vitamin 0 and I u tolof
sobools., Pediatriia no,021;:25 161. WIRA IN9
1. 1z otdela detelcogo pitaniya (Zav. Yu.x.jolt~va)~Inqtituia
pitanlya AMN SSSR (dir. - chlen-korrespon:&nt AMISS= prof,'
O.P. Holchanova).
(PROTEINS) (ASCORBIC ACID) (HIEK'MAVIN)

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AUTHOR: Chibisovg, A. X.,- KaEyaJcLn A4 V.- Zubrilba, M1, To.
TITLE: Phot yk], under pulsed illutnAttatiatu
x0ition of qtjgEph
SOURCE: Zhurnal fizicheakoy khlmLl, v. 39, no,, 91. 19615 t 22914293
TOPIC TAGS: photolysis, chloLophyllt pulood Llltmiftatlija
Md
ABSTRACT: Reacti(ins. of tvversible plt*tooiddation of cfil*ropbi~lls (21 a 4-
1b in ethanol solution (concentration 2 9 10-5 wol/1) wetvi studEed- at 20*C by m2ans
;of pulsed photolysis. Some maasurements were made at A013C. Tetrachlovol2enzoqui-
'
none (5 K 10-S -1 x 10-3 M01/1) was used an the *Klddint. 'Ilia Solutions were expbsed
to pulsed photoexcitation In the "red" absorption band of the pigments. The com-
1plex character of the oscL1lo&,v&= obtained is due to thm diff-emat stabIlities of
,the Intermadiate states of o%vonents a and b of the pigmtnt during the phatooxi-
dation. The fact that "ctral changes during the pulsed photwxaftation at' the
pigment - tetrachlorobanzoquirone symt-am take place In an oxygegi-containitig 64)lu-
tion shows that a photochemical reaction occura between the adiuMlet-excit"d pigment
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~Iecules and the tatmdacraberitaquitiont. (eleatron aw-optarl malodtdts~ ItIm
postulated thdt the spectral eMnSpis obserwed In the ch3mrophylls consist In tbo
differonce in tho light tranvilimsion of unexcited pigpout 001a'aulas and prdmbly
of the cation radical of the pignamt. Orig. am. hast 2 figm-es. 1 famam.
ASSOCIATION: Inatitut gpokb1iiii i analitichemkcy khljmtLll,, Akedomiya nualt assm
(Institute of GeochemistIT and Ana~ytical
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SERYAKOVA I.V.; ZOLOTOV, Yu.A.,- KWAKIII, A.V.; G~IBOVI~ L.A.j
Zi4RILINA M.Ye.
~oosibilitr of the solvation of a tetrachlo~oferiate ion in
the extraation of iron from chloride soluti6nae Z*hure morg,%
khim. 7 ric.832013-2018 Ag 162. (MIRA 1626)
1. Institut gookhimii i analitichaskoy, klil:m:Li imani V. I.
Vernadskogo AN SSSR.
(Farrattes) (so:Lvation) (alilarid'es)

8/02C 62/14'/003/024/030
B124Y8101
AUTHO113 Ryabchi%ovp D. 1.0 Orlit, Yu. B., Karyakia,i'4. V.'s
Zarinsklys V. A.g and Ubrilinal V,. Yot.
L'--': Z%Zraction recovery of porrhanatea with kotoli-ta
11-1.110DMIL: Akidemiya nauk S33H. Doklady, v. 144, no-'3t 1962, 565-567
TLXT: Data on the influence exerted by the proportion of zho hotcnv~on the
distribution coefficient a In the oxtraction of porrhonat4s;Nre prvatntod,
and the ueohani4m of extraction rooov*ry of purrhonalea id btlidlod by Weans
of aoze thermodynamic paraZotero and the Infrarod upocura; ~'Th-s r iution
5
between the ratio 20 t UVf (28 being the molecular we4ght ~f; %he CO group
and M.7 the molecular weight of the ketone) of the axtraottolt Golvont aid
the distribution cooffici4nt WIL3 found to :be linear for thij: laothyl kett-ne,
sarioag while, with ketones of the same molecular woii;ht arid atruaturas
different from those of the mathyl ketones, deviations fram lineurity wore
established. A constant value of All of qi2 + 0.3 konl was *ttablinhed for
the mothyl ketones. The value for other types of ketones 114 nomijihat lover.
Generally, lower values of the "thermodyntaia" distrIbutiom coefficient a,
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Utraction racovory of ... B124/11101
and L,11 --a well as P_ shift of the stretching vibration fraquola,zy of: the
C-0 Group ware found in the pmonce of sodiQz porrhenate., '43ACe
obviously no funduzontal difforonae 14 to bo Qxpootad in ofte'oorioil of
colveita concerninG the nechaniam of extrao *tion rocovory of rbdium
perrhenate, the respective deviiLtions are probably due to 06 difference in
the compozition of the solvates forniod. The infrared spect7!jim of vater In
sev6ral solvatod associates or the porrhenate ion with hyd~ogqn, sodium,'
potazsium, calcium, and aluminum Ions rozainad practically undh=gad. Then
the solva:in.7 cations are replaced by a hydrophilic group sUh as
NF) C4, somme changes of the intensity distribution, in
(C 0 5)4 .3"* or (C61:5 3
the apactrum of water are observed, with the main portion or twator~
remainin& more firmly bound than in the iotone-vater 11 yatem~ Mai It cun
be concluded that the porrhonato ion is hydratud, which aZil~uus with data
in literature. The shift of the absorption-band frequency ~f the OV
Group is somewhat greator in the presents of-salts than In iho prenence of
zator. It can be stated that tharo is a direct bond between the kiltone
and the rhenium ion in the a6lvato. Tacre are 3 figuren R'nll,l table, The
cost importaAt Englich-languago refor4nco isi R. D. WaldrOllb J. C1101A.
Phys., 26, 803 (1960).
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Zxtraction recovery of ... B124/9101
ASSOCIATIM: Institut meohimii i analitichaskoy khinii ita~ It. I.,
Vornadakoro Akademii nauk SSSR (Inatituto of Opochotalutry
and Analytical Chemiatr/ Imeni V. 1. Vernadsk* of the
Academy of Sclences USSR)
!rovember 13, 196it by A. P. Vinogradov, AaadeiLician
SUB.1.1111TED: November 4, 1961
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ACC NR, AP60310~2 SOURCE CODE: UR/OOOT?66/000/009/IJ
AUTHOR: Vinogradov, A.' P.; Vdovykin, G. P.; Karyakin, A.,,V.; Zubrilina, 14, Yeo.
tow-
ORG: Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemintry In, V, I. Vernadakiy~.
AN SSSR, Moscow (Inatitut geokhWi i ansliticheskoy khimii AN SSSH)
TITLE: Investigation of the organic compounds and diamonds of tbe Novyy Urey
meteorite by infrared absorption spectroscopy
SOURCE: Geokhimiya, no. 9, 1966, lio6-ilog
ik
TOPIC TAGS: meteoritics, diamond, ivd~=~Vabso_ tion spectroscopy, organic
compound, meteorite /a 4Z.-, 94
ABSTRACT- The organic compounds and diamonds of the Novy~ Urey;meteoritei ,vhich
fell in the Gortkiy oblest' in 1886* are investigated by m4bansof infrared ~absorption
spectroscopy. The Navyy Urey meteorite, like the Goalparal meteortte vithVhich it is
compared, is an ureilite. Specimens were examined with the UR-10 quartz apectrograpb.
The organic compounds were extracted with chloroform, while the diawnds were ex-
or the CH
tracted by fusing the meteorite powder with 11a.201. The presence, and CH.
groups was positively confirmed, while the presence of C41'41 groups was tL,ught
possible. The organic matter was represented by paraffin hydrotarbons. In' the
infrared spectrum of the diamond fraction, absorption bands appeared at 500. cii-I and
-I
especially at 900-1300 curl. These absorption bands are,characteriatic of typa-

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-dinm nda containing and admixture of nitrogen in their cqatal Iattice. The presence
of nitrogen in the diamonds of the Novyy Urey meteorite id thou .ght tat sug~dst
genetic ralticnship between ureilite diamonds and the carbona~e~~ous matter,in chon-
drites. The nitrogen, most probably,,was captured by the'dia=mds during Orystalli-
zation resulting from a collosion with asteroids. Orig. mrt. oz' 3 figuros. [DHI
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protein.#':': 6ild ~'dol Ovelat, 'Lopment q f
no!:t!. ~pr
microbioloticalf pr~ocnssesiln a PH of
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cattle (4-5 months), the ruser 1kallmity of
bloA as viell as the physiologo-olinical inil -
catorn nne the antaalof produotivity:lvere not
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COU,'ITIf
CATEGOMY Farm Animals,
General Problems,
ABS. JOUR,. I RZhBiol., No. 6t 1959, go. 25773
AUTHOIR Rayetskaya, Yu. T;; Zubrlliaa 2. 1,
.564a, ns ltt~e of*~~
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Ir ITLZ The Con'tenf. of 7,.tmin B-
12 i SLIag6.
ORIG. PUB. Byul. nauchno-tekhn, inforiae Vaes.; no-i" in-4
zhivotnovodstvag 1958, No 1 (5), 21-24
ABSTRACT No abstract.
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*ArAimal fluibaadry,

ZUBRILINI A. A., ZULIRILIIIA, Z. I. GOLIDDEIRG, S. Go
Feeding and Feedihg Stuffs
New method of preparing protein vitamin paste. Sov. zootelch. 7.no. 7, 1952~
Vsesoyuznyy Nauchno-Issledovatp-11 skiy Institut Kormleniya: Sell zjkokhozya.-fstverxTkh
Zhivotnykh
MoInthly List of Russian Accessions, Library:of Congress Uj)tetn*(')er 1952. UJICIAbSIFIED.

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in Cft;0); Given llazea
cotultrY-, Rumania,
A(utclcmic
kffiliation:
Sourca Such 4 a vs h
area t Me Zootehj3joe A' Wit U-M IVol-XIi Ito 109
Oct 19617 Pp 69-71-
P-It a "Sugar Beets in the Fodder Rations for, Pie"i
BEREW VSCHI j A.A. , Csndtdatg!.,-,~,n-.Agr Sciences (C~ndidat
in Stiinte AgricoleY.
,--ZUBRILINA, Z.A.t -Scientific Collaborator-,~ Union Institute
for Z4-6-iechnical Research (Institutul Union~
Z66-fe-Rfil-o-e)

BADNIZOVO N.A.;
[The economics ancl organization of corn produqtion;~ Ihs. practice oi
, ~'Statie farms) U6 oiika
collective farmso machine-tractor stations an. a a
i organizatsiia proizvodstva, kukuxuzy; opyt k-olkhoz,ov. HTS i *Oivkh~sov.
Hoskvu, Goa. izd-vo selkhoz. lit-ryo 1956. 361 P. OQRA lslg)
(Corn (Kaize))

ZUBRILOW,L.Te. kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk
XWwz extraction capacity In mining thin stelolp seaus. Gor.
zhur. P.2 no.2:5-7 7 148. 8:9)
(Kining engineering)

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Zubrilov, L. Ye~ "On the interdependence or specd and ambf!1. of (-Ycles in ou"'l-ting horizor,
tal laine faces", under: A. /s-ic7 'Ye. Zubrilov in the coll~ctlo entitled: 7 6
oprosy gornogo
dela, Iloscolf) 1943~ P- 457-65.
SO: U-2888 12 Feb. 53, (Letopis' Zhurnal Inykh Statey, 1410~ 1949)

1. if., ZuBlumv L. YO.., KAPUSTIN,~llf. 0.1 DOM, A, S.
Shevy, Lev Dmitriyevichj 1889-
Concerning the review by Prof, D. A, Strellnikolrp'Docents B~I, S. Lokishin, Ya.~. te. I'lakrasovsk4
and Eng. V. A. Floirov on Acad. L. D. Shavyakovis book "Funda'~nantal Vwory of phn!lling coal
mines." Ugletkhizdatp 1950(ugoll No. 3, 1952) Ugoll 27 No. 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Coneres 6 Oc toiler 1952 Uncl.

ZUBRIIA3V, L.Ye.
Methods of determining level intervals anUt6ir economic
significance in ore mining. Trudy Gor.-geol.. Inst.' UFAN SSSR
n0.31:143-156 158. (HIRA 12:9)
(Mining erigitsering-Coets)

.(Strip mining) (Nonferrous metals
I

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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5298
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Ural'okiy filial, aorno-geolog;Lcheskiy,in-~-
stitut.
Podzemnaya razrabotka rudnykh mestorozhdeniy (ttnderj~round EAploita-
tion of Ore De (Series: Itsw
,posits) Sverdlovsk [ig6o) 1651P.
Trudy, vyp. 5 1,000 copies printed.
Editorial Board: K. V. Koohnev Profeasoro D6~tor bf.Technieal
Sciences; L. Ye. Zubrilovj Candidate of Teo~lhnicjal Scien66s; A. A.
Ilivitskly, Candidate of Technieal Saienaes4 Ed. ,of FublOhihg
House: M. S..Ebergardt, Tech. Ed.: N. F.'~Seredkina.
PURPOSE: This publication is intebded for engineering and technical
personnel in the mining industry.
COVERAGE: This is a collection of 22 articles~,by different:jautliors
on problems of underground exploitation of lhrgd massive~;ore de-
posits in the Urals. The articles are based on,:studies carried
out in the Laboratory for the Exploitation of Ore Deposits! of, the
Gorno-geologicheskiy institut UFAN SSSR (Institute of Mining:

Underground Exploitation (Cont.) I$OV/5298
Geology, Ural Branch AS USSR), between 1958-~19594' No pers~6naiities
are mentioned. Most of the articles are ad Ia,ompaiiied by references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
PROSPECTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MINING INDUSTRY IN THEURALS
Zubrilov, L. Ye.0 A. A. Ilivitskiy, L. A. Utki6.. and B. M. Sh~llman.
B-a-sl-c-`Tff~-0-51'n the Improvement of Underground ''Exploitation Tech~-
nology of Large Ore Deposits in the Urals 5
Zubri3nv- L. YiEt. Outlining the Boundaries of Poor Complex Ore
-ffe-posits'
13
ROCK MECHANICS AND ROCK PR#SSURE
Ilivitskiy, A. A., and V. 1. Nikolin. Determining Temporary Com-
pression Resistance in Irregularly,Shaped Samples 21

Underground Exploitation (cont.) SOV/5298
Nikolin, V. I. Construction of Floors in Ore~~IoclciCaving System's 71
111in, A. M., and R. A. Pyazok. Comparison of,:the System of,
Forced Level Caving With the Combined System Under the Conditions
of the Vysokogorskiy Mine 79
.Zubrilov, L. Ye., and A. I. Shurygin. Selective and Total
E -a-cTrbn 'of copper and Sulphur Ores of the Dogtyarokoye Deposits 85
Zubrilov,_~~Y p and B. M. Shullmin. Analysim or Labor Input In
VbYM-T6vel Caving at the Vyaokogorskiy Mine 91
Ovcharenko, V. N., and V. A. Shchelkanov. Improvement of Inw
clined'Dike Exploitation at the Berezovskiy Mine 103
Shurygin, A. 1. Practice in Exploiting Thin Ore Sections of the
Degtyarskoye Deposit ill

ZUBRIIDV L Ye. kaMetekbu.nauk; SHILIN, A.H.j ZZLIHSKIYj IV.., gornyroinAener
wAnnual output of mining &ad ore-dre:,aing "in'tinad Of the iro* or~
industr7" by L,A.Mizernltskii' Revi ed by~~.'E.ubrilov, Aj~
Shilin, V.V.Ze1inskii& GoraLra n'o.5.-13-17 W~ 63.. (mm i4r6)
1. Gorno-geologiabeskiy institut Urallskogo filials.,Akadanii. ~auk~
Sverdlovsk (for Zubrilov). 2. Urallskiy ~~hno-iaml6dovatellxkly i
proyaktnyy institut madnoy proavshiennosti Sverdlovsk (for Shilin)o
3. Gosudarstvennyy nauebno-tektmicheskly komitet Soveta KWatrov
USSR (for Zelinakly)a
(iron mine& and minim (Ore diessing)

ALFMMMKIY, I.G., go=yy,inzh.; ZUBRILOV. ~jg..,~,Ikandip~tekhn.nauk
Reduce capital expenditures by 5 to 10 mllll~n rub400 in
the construction of each mine& Gor. zbur. n640:15-18
0 161, (MM 15:2)
1. Urallskir filial AN SWR.

NIKOLAYEV, S.I.; IL'INo A.H-; ZUBRILOV, L.Ye.; SHUL1.141N, B.H., mladshiy
nauchnyy sotrudnik
Possibilities for Increasing labor producti4ty D1 the "Magneti-
W i
tovaya" Mine. Gar. zhur. no.11!10-13 N 961. 15:2)
1. Direktor Vysokogorskogo rudoupravlenlya,(tor Nikolayev).
2. Glavnyy inzh. Vysokogorskogo rudoupravl6n1ya (for Win).,
3. Zaveduyusbchiy latoratoriyoy razrabotki rilanykh mestorozhdOnJy;
Gorno-geologicheskogo instituta Ural'skogo.flliala M SSSR (for
Zubrilov).
(Sverdlovsk Province--Iron mines and mining)

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HWMDVj, U.N.) (ICOIIOVICIIV NOV.
_,I PAMNOVp "O.V.,; DOS
Discussion- of A.B.Patkovoldi's u4cle "Basla rondo in 12~.
proving technical methods and eqx4pment for oz4.droWming and
plannlng ore-dresoing plantsO Clot.zhur. no.14547 44 963.
1, Institut dou Ural'sko o filiAu AN $MR, (for
gorn 2* Krivorom A ~Uta
Zubriloyl Parfenm) ly fiuail~nsti'
glornogo dola AN Ukr=` (fbr Bloahn kov). ' 3. ~ 66hal 114'k
planovogo otdela Goroblajo4a7toW rudoupriv1!,Wa tfor
19
Glorbnovich).
(Qre dressing)

ZLjp~~~.j Rand. takhn.nauk; IlPtZC,K, R.A.~ Rand takht. nauk: SHULIMIN,
B.Ma, Rand tekhn. nauk
Determining the economically advantageous limit of drawing from. cavei
block3 at the "Magnetltovaia" MI-n., or thm Vyadkogorskiy Mining
Administration, Izvovys.ucheb.zal.l.;#,!orozhur,, 7 noo6j19-22 164,
(M I RA i~'
1. Institut gornogo dela GoometAllurgkomitata MSR. 'Pitkomendovar,&
ka-fedroy razrabotki rudnykh most-GrozWeniy.
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ALEKSEYEVSK.TY, I.G.) kand,tekhnenauk; ZUBRIJAY,,"XaJ-0 kwid.tekhn.nauk
Ways of reducing the extent of major mlning'ejlperatlona In opening
and developing thick iron ore depwita. rzv.vysouch9b~za,7e;gor,*zbu~r
7 no.7t28-31 164. (MIRA Vilbi
1. Inatitut gornogo dela Gosmetallurgkamite~,a pri,Goaplane MR.

VASILIYEV2 M.V.1 VIYUKIIII?Aj A.S.; DOROKINHOp YO.P.; ZnZITAV., K.V.
kand. tekhno nauk; LATS# V*Moj PAIDWOVp M~.~' POPOV,
V.7e.; TROITSKIY , D.P.; FADDEM, B.V. I TS)VV4AYEVAP 'Z.N.;
kand. tekhn. naukp otv, rad'~; MAHAROVAy
-g.U.,, red.; PALIMIN, M.Z.2 tekhn. red.
(Evaluation and the prospects of the davel6piunt of the
mineral resources for ferrous metallurgy in 4;helydbinsk area)~
Otsenka i perspektivy razvitila syrtevoi baz~j cher'noi metal-
lurgii Cheliabinskogo raiona. Sverdlovsk, All SSSR, -1964. 67,p.
(MIRA 17t4)

KORNIMSKU, D.N.; RAFALI, Ya.G.; VASILIYEVY M*V'r prof,, doktor tekhm.
nauk; ZUMILCVF L.Ye.., kand. tekhn, nauk
Problems of education in minin g enginearing.iUfol' 40 no-1116-9
1659 MIM 18:11)
1. Kombinat Donbassantratisitsbakhtostroy (fo~ Koritipvskiy,
Rafall). 2. Institut gornago delaj, go Sverdlovsk (Tor Vasillysirt
Zubrilov).

A AR n32312.. SOURCE CODE: UR/0081/66/000/010/$027/MO27
AUTHOR: Zubrilov
S Krupenina, N. V.
TITLE: Study of the,e Iffecp of.ultraeonic treatment of cement moptar',on
the strength of concret
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Ref. zh.
01URCM. Xhimiyd,,' Part', 11 13
REF SOURCE: Tr. Leningi.,.in-ta'.vodn.' transp.0 vyPI. 40 -19659 11:7-12~3
TOPIC TAGS: cement,.conerete, ultrasonics,, concrete otrength,, ~mort,ar,,
cement strength, ultrasonic~'vibration.
ABSTRACT: Conerete'made 'with cement, subjected'td ultrasonic t1r~eatment
at a frequeney'of 20 ke, increases in strength by~41% i.n two days, by
93% in three days, and by 53% in seven days compared tp~the strength of
control samples. After ultrasonic treatment, ordinary,cement acquir,es
the property of quick hardening. The-greate5t inorease in 5tre Ingth,is
observed after'a three-min'ultrasonic treatment a6d a Viater cement;
ration of 0.5. The increase in strength is proportional to the,.Ancrease
in intensity-of the-ultrasonic vibrations within the 41A to 8.9 kw
range. A decrease.in.,W/C,ratio below 0.5 sharply;reduces, the cavitation
zone and a treatment of ce'ment:below that ratio in undesirable~due 'to
the-strong absorption'of ultrasound. The direction of the ultrasonic
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BAKffTN, V.P.; 13TMOK, K.G.; BUGARV, L.A.; BUMN, Ai,4.-. VORWYNY, ItAre
DliMDb7# V*V,: I)CROMOV, H.S#,- AMRILOV1611~ ft"., laUT I Tiff I LAO
XAMOPOLOV, IIOGO; xwm~iff. 4--r4~#; bmLoTo MOB ,4i
LOKAKO, A,So; MIKUYWYA 1414o; MIVllt0Vv,3*A~g
OLIKH(g, N,R,;:OSIPOTA,,T#V,,-,,PAKHCMT, Ya.-mo,,, luKsIlf I.N.;:
SAVARI, Te~A.;
PODGUYNOV, 8.3f.; PUSTILlifix, ROZHKOV,'i
SAKYNIN, A.P.; spivArov, TAO-N.4; sTaIGIlf, 1,:461', SwulisTsov, siect
SICHW, P.S.; TROITSKIY, A,V.; USMOV, X.I.~ KHOUMOVS ~A.Te.;
SMW,tWrN, N. T.
Nikolal Xonstantinorleh Chaplygin. TSvet. inet. 28',uo.2r57-5&
Mr-Ap '55. (KIRA 1-0-:.1-0-,)
(CMplygiu, Nikolai Konstautinovl~h, 171U1955)

KOVANOV, Vladimir VIasillyevich jFPror.jb`0wkTMUT gait lillisailchodotl"I
BOGUSWVSK&ApT'.B.j,kand.mod,AM*I:GgrM,I).'t..,Xmid;zod.naukj
NR6Wit,1F.Ds$'ao4s*[d*os*sed1; 'VAVILOV,Gtg~lkand.ted.nauk,rAuchn.red.
(Practical manual on topographical anatotq]'Praktichaskoe
rukovodstvo po topograficheskoi anatomii- dlia Andentov i
vrachei. Moskvat Izd-vo ""Mellitsina," 1964, 388
. wjS*17:3)
1. Prepodavateli kafedry operativnoy khirur~,gii i.topografi-
cheskoy anatomil. Pervogo Moskovskogo neditaitskop instituta
imeni I.M.Sechenova (for Boguslavskaya) Gey tman, Zubrilova,
Leonov)- 2. Daystvitellnyy Alen AMN SSM (for Xovanov).
i --i ii" 141~ ij~
wshul 11

ANIKINA) T.I., dots.; BOGUSLAVSKAYA, T.B., ass.; BOMAS0,11I.M...
dots.; GEYMMI, D.V., ass.; GRE3,IADEHOV, Y114 V1. lasso
DOBROVA, N.B., ass.,; KLEPIKOV,~V.A., ass.;
ass,; KULIK, V.P., mlad. nauchn, sotr.; NUftOLMAN,~ omop
dot . [deceased); SYCIMIKOV, j.A.j dota.; THAVIN,'AA.,
so.!
ispoln. obyazamioati prof,; RUMBI P yo
KOVANOV,V.V., prof..,red,; PROKOF"n,71 V
ZAGORELISKIY, la.l., tekhn. red.
[Special methodology for practical work,in tooogr6oldc
anatomy and operative surgery) Chastnaia met,6~ika ~raktiche-
skikh zaniatii po topograficheakoi, anatomii i~,operdtivnoi
khirurgii. Izd.2., perer. i dop. Pod red. Kovanova.
Moskva, 1963. 224 P. "(~ M"A 16112)
1. Moscow. Pervyy moditninskly institut. 2. OllektiV pre-
podavateley kafedry oporatimio~ khirurgii i to6pogra.fiehezkoy
anatomii 1-go Moakovskogo instituta imeni IX'~Seclle;zova (for
all except Prokoflyev, Zagorellskly). 3. Zavsi~uyushchiy ka-
fedroy operativnoy khirurgii i topografichesk~y ana:tomii 1-g0
Moskovskogo instituta im-eni 1.14.Sechenova I chlene-4orre'spon-
dent A141 SSSR (for Kovanov),
(IWATOW, SURGICAL AND TOPOGRAPHICAL)
(SURG101Y OPMTIVE)

SO'V/ 137-~8-9-1903
Translatiop from, Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallu rgiya, 1058', Nr 9, 1) 1 Z7 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Vinograd, M.I., Zubrilova, V.A.
TITLE- Prevention of C6`a_rFre%QzazUjaz_F_racture in Silchrome Steels
(PridduprezMeniye poyavleniya~ krupnozerniis~ogo hdoma V
sillkhromovykh stalyakh)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Metallovedeniye itermich. obrabotka. Moscow,
Metallurgizdat, 1958, pp 31:-38
ABSTRACT: A study is made of the effect of degree of T~eductkon, temp'-:
erature of recrystallization, and the tempe?atttre-ipterval dur.
ing forging upon grain growth in Kh9SZ and K1110S2 J steels.
The experiments were run with ground rods. Rod!~1'10 rnm in
diameter of Kh9SZ steel were si,zed with redu 90bo) and ismall reduc-
Card 112 tions should be applied in drawing, namely, up to 956 for Kh9SZ

$PV/ 1.37-58-9-19033
Prevention of Coarse Granular Fracture in Silchrome St eels
steel and < 12% for KhlOS2M steel. Reductions excee6tig 20% result in fine
granular si-ructure but produce a consider'able amount oe rejeits due to
cracks. Performance of a special sizing operation with~~changed tolerances
made it possible to draw grades Kh9SZ and KhIOSZM ste,,!Is at'less critical
reductions.
F. U.
I.. Steel--Fracture 2. Grains (Metallurgy)--Control 3,1~~ lieat!treatment-'-Appilications
4. Rolling mills--Performance
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LASMRV, Vae. ciao It's Ated
MIMOVOLI IMI
LITOVOMKO,
Properties o
zhurs 4 no*3*-
Lliyevskly -.-i;Mersitat Im. I.Go Shavehankoo
711 -li --I' T; I, i

Zu'~rls, E.
11,131 Opredoliielt Bolezn,,-y I 71reditel~~-y,Sr-,10.91'0~hozyayiitttAnit,kii
Rastonly, Vill riyus, Gospa itnaucl-l"d.A, 1954. 112 S T11.
2? Sm. 3-000 Ekz. I R. ~ok.-Dibliogn-: S. 96 I;a Lit'ov Yai.-
(55-324r-)
632.2/7(olp,)4-(ol6.3)
SO. Ynizhnava Letopis', Vol- 7,1955

VASILsYXV,-P.I., doteent, kandidat takhnicbe8kikn nauk,-~ ZIMRITSU" ~ N'
IAM~f _1

SIGAL,, L.A.s PrInimall uchastiyes AMTSWAYA-pl-01; KNYS1MVAp G.I.-
SOKOLISKAYA, I.N.; TISIENKO) O.A.; GREKOVA," V.I.'j IMYWHKOVA; 'L.A.
Analyzing the method of Isolating permeabl6ihoriions in a cross wation
of wells drilled in the central and s4heri par~n of the Wit Siberian
Plain and determining the nature of their ~sdtturation. T=
SNIIGGIMS no.180-45 t6l. 16:7)
(West Siberian Plain-Oil well logging)

BLAZHEVSKIT, Te.V., dvashdy Geroy Sotsialisticheskogo TruA&; VDvCwmQj
LV., kand. sellkhoz# nnuk#ix"4,agronom,Ukr.8"5Rj YOROBIjb*
N.Ye. t at. nauchn. gotr.; GMH8jJ;, E.E. j dpAtor blol. haU4.
prof.j ZUBRlTSXY,,6~-A,,, agronom;. KISELIGOF, Z.81. 0 Insh..,
zas.L. mexmwnrzwuor sellskogo kbos. Ukr.3SHj KLTUCHKO, P.F.,
P
kand. aeltkhos. nauk; KORCHAGIN,,.A.Ye.; LEIIXDEV,, Te.H., stl-~
nauchn. sotr.; NASTPATKO, Y,,%,-kind. sellkho2.hauk; PULE,
G.P.p kand. sellkhoz.na4; W&KACH# V.N., doktor isellkhos.
nauk, prof.; SPIVAK, I.I.,. sootakhnik; TEWHENKO,, L.V., kwid.
sellkhoz. nauk; FEDULATEV, A.A.0 agronom;'UKOVENXO, V.A.,,
kand. tekhn.nauki KITAYEY / I.A., kand. seilkhoil, nauk, red.;
MTJSITKO, A.S., akademik, red.; VINNITSKIY, P.P., red.;
MOLCHANOYA, T.N., tekhn. red.
[For hidh corn yielda) Za bollshuiu kukurtkg~. [Efl,E.V,
Blazhevskii i dr. Odesea, Odesik6e knizhno's izd-4o, 1962.
173 p. . - ..;: I
.(MIRA 160)
1. Zvenlye%,67 kolkhoss im. Gorlkogo Kotovskogo rayona na
Odeashchine (for 81ashevokiy). 2. Glavnyy a~gronom sovkhoza
"Besearabokiy" (for Korchagin). 3. Ukrathakaya sk.adeptiya
sellskokhozyaystyennykh nauk (for ftsiyko).
(Ukralne--Corn (Maize))

ZIIDANGVSKIY, N.S., doktor toklin., nauk, prof.; FAXIORID, kand, telhn. nauk;
ZUBRITSKly, Bflo, itizh.
Effect or the intensity of the proCalls OV ,.ombuotlon on the~,,dua~ing
r 11 S it i
rate of piston rings. Trakt. i sellkhomasib. m90-5 64.
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy konttruktorskiy~Anstitut
toplivnoy apparatury avtotraktornykh i sta Itsionanifth dvigateley'i
Leningradskiy sellskokhoavaystvennyy inatitut.

USSR/Slectricity Circuit Breakers Feb,53
Trattion
"Operating Experience with New Past-Acting Circuit-
Breakers at Traction Substations," Engr B. S. Zi~-
:.br:Liskiy,, Sverdlovs.k
Elek-vo, No 2, PP 68-70
Cites..results of more than a year's exptl operation
of nev type VAB-20 fast-acting circuit-breakers; de-
4signed by A. I. Golubevat traction substations*~',
that comparison with equipments BAOD, BDA,,
and VAB-2 revealed superiority ofWB-20.
248T26
~Recommends__ it* use. at -mini cipal traction substa~
ti -and --ectifier installations, and applicatioi*..
,of its design principles to.protection of powertu
rolling -mill motors. Submitted 26 Sea 52.
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TITLE- Stability of VHF oignall'ovel in rnedlum.1anir. ma
Co r h
,,[Recommended for publicaflowr by: the Zq4.All-Union "on, t a pi I
VHF. In Mountain Terrains 4-91ulj 64# Vlan-Ude
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VHF ~iav'e prspagation 14
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fairly stable wherever the diffraction Mechanism of the field propagation piedomina
.if the -,"il:
(9fiort'route, Bingle-peak mountain); the signal suffers con'sidei"le fading'
diffraction field component is comparable to the tropospholic C mporient, (=ulti~eak_7,
7.
mountains); (2) The owing and frequency of fluctuation inc'raaci~rs with the signal
frequency;. (3) No pronounced interdependenc,e between the aveiage'hourly 4ig~
level and the near-ground refraction index was observed$. while~their diurnal averages'
show *clear correlation;. (4) slow level fluctuations are explainable' by their! refraction
nature. Orig. art. has: 5 figures, 8 formulas# and 4 tables*
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Experimental basis for the permissible concentratIon of
ethylbenzene in bodies of water. San.okhr.vod.of, zagr,prom,
stoch.vod no.5s62-71 162. (MIRS l7s6)
1. Kafedra gigiyany Voronezhakogo meditsinskoig'o Instituta.
j1P.

S/112/59/000/012/076/097
A052/AOOI
Translation from- Referativnyy zhurnal, Blektrotekhnika,.'1959, No. 12, p. 2150
25395
AUMOR. Zubritskiy,~A
TITIE- Application of p-n Transitions with an lrnord4sed qharmal ExcitatiOn
of.Change Carriers to Temperature Compensation
PERIODICAL- Uch. zap. Khar kovsk. un-t., 1957, 94, Tr. Radlofiz. fak., 2,:
P.
119-130
TEXT: It is proposed to use semiconductor diodes;(ionnected in a flxled
bias circuit for the temperature compensation of transistor d-c amplifler.01rcuits.
By selecting the temperature coefficient of fhe diode, the cons;tant collector a ;ur-
rent within a broad temperature range (up to 60-7000,can,~be ac *Meved. Methodi
of engineering calculation of compensation circuits-are g:Lven Which are In.a gdod
agreement with the experiment.
'K.S.
Translator's note: This is the full tran3lation of the atriginal Rusoian aj)stract.
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SOV/142-58-.4-9/30
AUTHOR: Zubritskiy, L.A.
TITLE: Effect of the Injection of Minority Ca rriers on~the
Input Impedance of a Crystal Chan'n'el Transistori'
(Vliyaniye inzhektaii neoenovnykh 11 noslti;ley na . vkhad-
noye soprotivleniye kristallicheakogo kanailno& trioda)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy - hadiotekhnika,
1958,, Nr 4, pp 445-450 (USISR)
ABSTRACT: The effect of thermally generated and:injected, m~inority
carriers on the input resistance:;of tfie. transistorwis
examined as well as methods for il,educing this e,ffeet.
The paper also describes the dependence of conftetivity
~
and input current on temperatures! input voltage
and
flow injection factor. There are 3 m~i~ority carrier
currents in a real "channel triode". 'The current of
majority carriers that is directed from the source'
;
through the channel to the anode;,the
current of therm-
ally generated minority carriers~and the electrons
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BOV/142-58-479/30
Effect of the Injection of Minority Carriers on the Input Impedance
of a Crystal Channel Transistor
input conductiv ity'of a "channel,Itrioddi.is formed by
;2 components: the first is obtain,ed from thermally~
generated ,carriers, the second asia, result of electron
feed to the anodes. Depending on;thelconnection
between these components, the conductian can be.'posi-
~periment~- shoied that in all
tive or negative. The ex
"channel triodes" with an anode ~ontao'ttelectrbn
conduction took place and the input conauction
negative. The negative reslstan~e or~th(,- triodes Oan
be u3ad for generating both sinusoidal and non-s~im'is-
oidal oscillations. The data ihdicatothat theirole
of minority carriers in 11channelAriodes!' is especially
great and determines,to a considerable Idegree qualities
such as input impedance and thermal stability.- Two
basic types of "channel triodes",~can be determined:
1) Generator, with a strong in ection of minority
carriers from the anode and N amplifier, where all
efforts have been made to reduce'the concentration of
Card 2: minority carriers. There are 1 diagram, 4 graphs and

SOV/142-58-4-9/30
Effect on the InJection of Minority Carrierston the Input
Impedance of a Crystal Channel Transistor,
7 references, 3 of which are Soviet and 4 English.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra fiziki averkhvyaokikh chasto't
Khar,kovskogo ordena Trudovogo:l~rasnogo ZnamenIi
osudarstvennogo universiteta itneni A,m. aorlkogo'
Chair of Super High Frequency Physics,
Khar,kov Urder of the Red Labor Bmwor State
University imeni A.M. Gorlkiy.),
SUBMITTED: February 8, 1958
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S/048/61/025/010/00i/003
13104/9112
AUTHORSt Zubritskiyt L. A.f Popov, A. Lt Sorokint F, Tog and
Sam
TITLEs Semiconductor spectrometera of ohargedLpaxtioles
PERIODICAM Akademiya nauk 33SR, Izvestiyao Serijvs'~! fizioheskayap
v. 25, no. 109 1961p 1286 1290
TEXTs The authors constructed a series'of germaniua~szd 6ilio'on. spi6tro.
meters. They investigated the properties of these spectrometers by:aeanq
210
of a-particle radiation from a Po source. The Yq1tagaipuls6s obtAined
from the detector were amplified by a linear amplifie'r and analyzed by
means of a 100-channel pulse analyzer of AM-100 (AI-100) type. In
germanium spectrometerep n-type germaniua with a resistivity of
40-45 oh'moom is used* A surfaoe-barrier y-n juncti am was~pToduoed by
sputtering gold on the ermanium surface. The gqrm~iuu platewo.50-1 MM)
were etched in an CP-4 fSR-4) solution to obtain a regular reflecting
surface. The crystal was mounted In a crystal-holder4 A;exall amount
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Semiconductor spectrometers, B104/Bl'i2
of indium soldered to the upper surface of the crystal pro4uced a
p"n junction. The construction is shown in ligol. the sp.44tromet*r was,
investigated at nitrogen temperature* The volt-amptricha-Taoteristia
of the gold-germanium spectrometer described here ib~bstt4r than that of
the spectrometer described by X* L, Nalbort and J, L" Blankenship
Instre And Method.t It 106 (1960)). If the voltage *a th* junction is
between 10 and 30 v the resolving power of the speatkometOr is 4~0-514-
In silicon opectrometerep n-type silicon with a refilitiviky of ~00 ohm#02
is used. By sputtering boron on silicon plates (44-1 &st 1200 of
diffusion depth of boron