SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AGALAROV, M.S. - AGALOVYAN, L. A.

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MUSAYNV, LM,; AGAIAAROV, M.S.
Dev'elopment of oil pools in horizon 1 of the Kyurove:3,-,, field and
characteristics of the distribution of petroleum an~! water in
layers. Azerb.neft.khoz- 38 no.1:22-25 Ja '59.
(MIRA 12:4)
(Kyurovda'g region-Oil reservoir engineering)

Agalarov,, Murad Sultanovich
Oidrogeokhimi,ya osnoWkh neftyarWkh mestorozhdeniy Azerbaydzhana. Baku.,
Azerneftneshr,, 1960.
261 (1) p. diagrs., tables.
Bibliographyt p. 261-(262)
1. Geochemical prospecting - Azerbaijan. 2* Azerbaijan - Geochemical prospecting*
3. Petrolema - Geology - Azerbaijan. 4. Azerbaijan - Petroleun - Geology.
5, Russia - Geo-Chanical Prospecting - Azerbaijan. 6. Russia - Petroletri -
Geology - Azerbaijane 1. Title,

AGAI,fil",OV, Ifurad Sultar-ovich; AKHMEDOV, A.M., red.; ALITMATI, T.B.,
red. izd-yd
[Fqdrochemistry of principal oil fielda in A.-,,n T-allanj
Gidrogeokhimiia oanovnykh neftiemykh mestorozlidenii
Azerb&idzhana. Baku, Azerneftneshr, 1960, 261 p.
(MIRA 16:10)
'kAzerbaijan--Petroleum--Analysis)

11, - - -AGALAROV..' M.S.
Hydrochemical characteristics of Maikop sediments in the Amirkhanly
oil area. Trudy A2VII DN no.9s 26-29 160. (MIRA 14:5)
(Caucasus-Water, Underground)

AGAT-AROVA, D.A.: AGALAROV, X#S.
Pontian sediments In the leftechala area. Azerb. neft, khoze 39
no.lis16 N 160* (KM 1):12)
(Nottechala region-Sediments (Geology))

AGALAROVI M.S.; AKHUNDOVp A.R.; SHOYKHETj ?.A.
Comparing waters of some mud volcanoes in the Kyurovdag-Babaz&n-
Khilly-Neftechala anticlinal zone containing formation waters,
Azarb. nefti, khoz. 1+0 no. 3:7-10 Mr 161. (MIRA 14:5)
(Azerbai an-Water, Underground)
iMud volcanws)

AGALAROV, M.S.
Study of the hydrogeology of the VaftEJan field. Azerb.neft.khoz.
40 w.8-.8-10 Ag `61. (MIRA 15:2)
(Naftalan regiow-Water, Underground)

A.GAIAROV H.S ; KURBANUDE, A.M.
Changes in the specific weights of the petroleums of %he lower
horizon in the Kirmaki series of the Fatmqy-Zykh anticl3moLl
zone. Azerb.neft.kboz. 41 no.519-11 MY 162. (HIRA 14,,2)
(Apsheron Peninsula-Petroleum-Denoity)

AGALAROVJP M.S.; ABILOV, R.K.
Role of the lithologic and mineralogic (*mposition of r;)cke
in the changeer in the mineralization of waters in the upper
division of the producing formation of the Surakhany field.
Azerb. neft. khoz. 41 no.12:6-8 D 162. (MIRA 16:7)
(Apsheron Peninsula-Mineral vaters)

AGALAROVt M.S.
Dzheyran-Batan water reservoir as a source for urban and industrial
water supply. Za takh.progr. 3 no.30-1-35 Mr '63. (MIRA 16.20)
1. Bakinskly filial Vassoyuznogo nauchno-issledovateltskogo instituta
vodosnnbzhaniya, kanalizatsii, gidrotekhaicheskikh sooruzheniy i
inshenernoy gidrogeologii.

AGALAROV, M.S.; KISIN, I.M.
Ground water runoff cn "he ol" -,!~& "'.-cval~ad-Kazakh Vassif
in the Azerbaijan S.S.R. Izv.AN Azerb.")SR, .5,-r.geol.-geog. naWk
i nefti no.4:105-116 163. (j/,-jfZrI. 17-41

-AGAlA-R-C-V--, T.F.
Pile driving by means of drop hammers in deep-water oil fields.
Azerb. neft. khoz. 313 no-3.'36-37 Mr '59. (MIRA 12:6)
(Piling (Civil engineering))

AGAIAROVo T.F.
for pile driving. Azerb. neft. khoz. 38 no.9:42-44
3 159, (MIRA 13:2)
(Piling (Civil engineering)) (Vibrators)

KUZWTSOV, I.P.; RAGIMOV, Sh.S.; DZWARO-V, R.D.; ALIYEV) A.M.; BAGIROVA, Z.A.;
AGA-ZADE, S.S.; MAMEDOV, I.F.; ALIYE 'VA, S.M.; KnIYEV, A.S.;
DEMIKHOVSKAYA, E.M.; SUBASHIYEVA, O.S.; AQ&AROVA, A.B.;
SHAKHMALIYEVA, Sh.A.; MIRZOYEVA, G.I.; KASPAROV, V.A.
Caspian earthquake of january 27, 1963. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geofiz.
no.9:1392-1393 S 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Institut geologii AN AzerbSSR.

Agre.3arovv, 1). A. "I'lcrohminti.1 dato on t),.(, Ccrents of Ircduct.1w ntratuv.,"
,, 1,10. 11, r - 3-5
Azerbvydzh. neft. k)-IOZVO, J~YP
I-
SO; U-3264, 10 April 53, (Letopis 'Zhiwnal InykII Statey, '.0. 41 1'4")-
. -L

"Microfawia of the Productive Stratum of AzerbV,Jzhprt, Strowa
Under and Coverine There Nposits. 11 Sub 2): I-pe, of Gon'-
logicAl selencen, Acmd Set ~Ss-~R.
10 q / C
Dissertallong nrerented for
In Voseow tIlAring 1-o"l.
et;
sclenep Ftne ongineerinp
SO . Sum. a0. W. ? May 55

AGAIAROVA, D.A.; ESINOV, M.E.
Paleogene miczofauna at Kyuren-Dag. Izv.AN Turk. WR no.1:18-22 155;
(MLHA 9:5)
1. Institult goologli AN Turkmenckcj SSR.
(Kyuren-Dag--Paleontology)

AGALILROVA, D.A.; KOZIEKMIZOVA, G.Ye.; KURYLEVA, A.M.
Binomial conditione of the Akchag*kian Sea. Izv.AN Turk.66A
no-3:18-24 '55. (MM 9:5)
1. Institut geologii AN Turkmenskoy M.
(Turkmenistan--Geology, 'Stratigraphic)

AGALAROVA, D.A.; ALI-ZADE, A.A.
-~, ~, ~ . 1, ~~ ':
Pontian deposits of Turkmenistan. l2v,AS Turk.SSR no.3:81-82 '55
(MLRA 9-5;
1. Institut geologii AN Turkmenskay SSR.
(Turkmenistan--Geology,Stratigraphic)

AGALAROVA, Dut0va Alakparovna; LUPPOV, V.P., doktor geologo-mineralogiche-
kikh jaixt,-'redaktor"' BULGAKOVA N.Ye., redaktor izdatel'stva;
PAROYANTS, L.T., ;akhnicheaki; redsk-tor
M
[Microfauna of pay formations of Azerbaijan and 'red bade' of
Turkmenistan] Mikrofauna produktivnol tolshcht Azerbaidzhan& i
krasnotsvethoi tolshchi Turkmenistans. Pod red. H.P.Luppova.
Ashkhabad, Izd-vo Akademii nauk TurkmeaBkoi SSR, 1956. 189 p.
(MLRA 10:1)
(Azerbaijan--Paleontology, Stratigraphic)
(Turkmenistan--Paleontology, Stratigraphic)

AGALAROVA. D.A.
roraminifera In lower Cretacaceous deposits of the eastern
Caucasus. Azerb. neft. khoz, 16 no-12:5-7 D '57. (MIRA 11Q)
(Caucasus-Foraminifeia, Fosail);i"

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3(4) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2076
Knyazev, Vladimir Sergeyevich, Galina Yurlyevna Fuks-Romanova, and
Duniya Alikperovna Agalarova
Materialy po petrografii i mikropaleontoloi;ii produktivnoy tolshchi
Azerbaydzhana (materials on the PetrogrELphy and Micropaleontology
of the Azerbai an Productive Series) Moacow,'Izd-vo-AN SSSR,
1958. 102 p. iSeries: Akad6miya nauk LSSSR. Sovet po izueheniyu
proizvoditellnykh ail. Azerbaydzhanskaya neftyanaya ekspeditsiya.
Trudy, vyp- 3) (Series: Akademiya nauk Azerbaydzhanskoy SSR)
Errata slip inserted. 1,300 copies printed.
Ed. of Publishing House: G.I. Nosov; Tech, Ed.: Yu. V. Rylind;
Editorial Board of Series: A.V. Topchiyev, Academician (Chait-
man); S.I. Mironov, Academician; L.V. Pustovalov, Corresponding
Member, USSR Academy of Sciences; (Re5p, Ed.), M.M. Aliyev, Active
Member, Azei-baydzhan SSR Academy of Sciences; G.A. Akhmedov; M.I.
VArentsov, Corresponding Member, USSR Academy of Sciencesl Ye.Ya,
Dmitriyev (Deputy Reap. Ed.); A.A. Illin; M,F. Mirchink, Corre-
sponding Member, USSR Academy of Sciences; D.L. Mozeson; and A.V.
Card 1/4

Materials on the Petrography (Cont.) 30V/2076
Fomin.
PURPOSE: This volume is for petrologists, geologistsand persons
interested or engaged in petroleum surveying.
COVERAGHi The volume Is third in a series of publications under
the general title "Studies of the Azerbaijan Petroleum Expedi-
tion." It gives the results of petrographic investigations of
brecciated quartz deposits, and also paleontological data based
on studies of the microfauna in this region. Granulometrie
studies of the rocks of the region are Included. There are 61
referencest 41 Soviet, 14 English, 2 French and 4 German. No
personalities are mentioned.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
From the Editor
3
Knyazev., V.S. Results of Studies of the Characteristics of Brec-
ciated Quartz (in Samples From the Productive Series of Azerbaijan
and Other Deposits) 5
Ch. I. Short Review of Investigations 5
Card 21q

Materials on the Petrography (Corit.)
Ch. I. Apersheron Peninsula
Ch. II. Kobystan and the Kura
Principal Cunclusions
Agalarova, D.A. Paleontological
the Microfauna of the Productive
Caucasus
Oard 4/4
SOV/2076
71
Lowlands 73
92
Conclusions Based on Studies of
Series of the Southeastern
95
Tog
8 17-59

AGALAROVA, D.A. - I
Kala series and its correlatives. Azerb. neft. khoz. 38 no.9:4-6
S 159. (NIRA 13:2)
(Apsheron Peninsula-Geologgy, Stratigraphic)

AGALAROVA, D.A.
Jurassic stratigraphy and microfauns, of northwestern Turkmenistan.
Trudy AzNII DN no.1.0:56-87 160. (MA 14:4)
(Tar*l;men'iotair-Micropaleontology)

AGALAROVA, D.A.; AGALAROV, Has,
Pontian sediments in the jeftechala area. Aserb. neft, khozo 39
no.iia6 x 16o. (UM 13:12)
(NettscWa regloar-Sediments (Geology))
4
I

AGALAROVA, D.A.; KADYROVA2 Z.K.; KULIYEVA, S.A.; ALIZADEO A.A.,
A.S., red. izd-va; BAGLROVA, S... telchn.
red.
[OstracodB in Pliocene and Post-Pliocene sediments of
Azerbaijan]Ostrakocly pliotsenovykh i postpliotsenovykh
otlozhenii Azerbaidzhana. Baku, Aze-rbaidzhanskoe gos.
izd-vo i961. 4.19 p. (MIR-k 15:10)
4zerbaijan-Ostracoda, Fossil)

AGALAROVA, D.A.
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Mid volcanoes in the Kura Lowland. ')okl. AN Azerb. SSR 20 no.l.-53-56
164. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Institut geologii AN AzarSSR. Predstavleno akademikom AN AzerSSR
A.D.Sultanovym.

AGALAROVA, D.A., doktor geol.-mineral. nauk
Dreissensia polymorha in Kuba Island,, Izv. All Azerb. SSR. Ser.
gool.-geog. nauk no.2tl44 165. (MIRA 18.8)

AGAU!"OVA. Z.B
Bas.*-,c quality,,, indices of the green tea leaf under d"ferent, con-
ditions of minoral nutrition. J.',okl. jiN Azerb. SSR 20 no. 6:59-61
164. (M IRA 17:9)
1. InstitIlt T)Cchvoveclen-!,,,-- i af,,rolzhimii fiN AzerSSR. Predstavleno
akadomikom AIN Azer~;Sll G.A.Aliyev~,%.

On-a method of production of monocrystal)ine.films of semiconductors.
S. A. Semiletov.
Preparation, structure, and some propertiesof monocrystalline layers
of lead selanide. S. A. Semiletov, 1. P. Voronina.
On a method of preparation of thin films of indium antimonide of
stoichlometric composition. P. S. Agalarzad . A. Semiletov,,
E. G. Pinsker, LIB~j_
New phases in.the system gallium-tellurium. V. V. Vlasov, S. A. Semilecov.
Scrie questions on the crystal chemistry of semiconductors with the
structure of bismuth telluride. S. A. Semiletov.
(Presented by S. A. Semiletov--20
Report presented at the 3rd National Conference on Semiconductor Compounds,
Xisbinev,,16-21 Sept 1963'

SEMIIBITOV~ S.A.; AGALARZADE, P,S.
Structure and electric properties of thin InSb films. Kristallo-
grafila 9 no.4:49OL-497 JI-Ag 164.
r (MIRA 17:11)
1. Institut krisfallografil AN SSSR.

1 24- IIL4-65 EEC (b),~IA&zp (t TIP (c
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A=SION XR: AP4043i88 B/OC)70/64/009/004/0490/04
AVMOR: Semiletov, S. A.; Agalarzaae, P. S.
-21TIE: The structure and electrical propertiea of zhin I
nSb rilms 49
490-4571-
-Onduc
AB3TRACT. By use of continuous feeding and of a heated evaporator InSb fi lms
vere obtained having both hole and electron conductivity, a carrier concentra-
,6
tion 10" cm-5, and an electron mobility which reached 20,000 CM2 v-sec in the
be-A sampler, at r7cf.- temperatuxe. The hole mobility reached 6560 V/v-sec- 7ne
initial ImSb v" In the form of a pwderecl single crystal with hole or electron
cond,ictivity. The neasureme a covered the temperature dependence of,the electric,
Pt
conductlvity~ thp- Hall coefficient, and mgretoresistance of T
..rsb Mmsp P--,d were
carried out at About 10-3 mm Hg vith t*,)p -,Lnjall i,- ci rcuit. F.-I-ectran
diffraction patterns vere used to test tLe of tbe !nSb and the !5:b-
sene OX aunstiizwav.- IzaOximg Auuddiea-bed tim preseuce of bota cuIvic and ~hexugoaui
small crystal of InSb. 'Patterns obtained, from thicker (1-.2 ) filmB indicated a
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considerable number of packing defects in the crystal. The crystal size vas found
to be -trongly dependent on the fi~n on the ii-Lit.'al material
used, ibe films were found to be of n or p type (the latter only if the tarnpera-
tiLre did not exceed 300--350*C). The eir!ctrcr. conductiv-ity of all samples de-
posited at a sub8trate temperature exceeding 350C is explained by tne relativ--ely
h."gher mobility of the electrons Ec-ld t.-.o Are prerented o4' tre
temperature dependence of the cone'. act.v"".%'. Cient, ana '.ne carr'-er
mobility in n and -9 type films. Tbe activation energy ol impurity ceatera i4a p-
type films vas found to be 0.023 eV. The slope of the temperature vs. carrier
mobility curves was found to de-T~-nd a-, 1,7.; '~Pn,;'or -a,, '~-s -i:- '-ne crvstal -ize. "The

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TGFIC TAGS: Hall generator
-2
JnSb Hall sanerator
-(0.6 x 0.3 x [1.5
are repo r t e d. Re sistan ce of the generator is 100 ohm;
Hall-emf vs control-current curve is linear up to 1 8 mamp (or
300 amp/cM2) in a 7-koe field; imaximum. dissipation power Lie 0.2 w;
maximum sensitivity, 200tiv/oe-, temperature coefficient, 2%/C; electron
mobility,20,000 cm /v-sec. comparative data for single crystals and
doped films are given in tables. Orig. art. hast 3 figures, I for-
mula, and I table. (031
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AUTHOR% Agalaimade, P. S. Semiletov, S. A.
TITLE: Preparation and some properties of indium-antimonide alloy f I irsy,
_-50_U.RZ&*__ -R-Aidiptekhnika -1 el-ekizonika.-y- 10. no. 1. 1965, 112-115~ .77-:
-TOPIC TA68.*:- inditim--anti'moni !6 filrii.,: semiconductor device
ABSTRAC7,. An investigation is reported of the electrical properties of InSb_
InJea _ f ilms prepared by feeding a proportioned mixture of InSb and
1n2Te3(0.03-5%)into a hot vaporizer. The electrical c3nductivity and 11;ku
effect were.,measure4lat .. ...-temperatures b e twom -180 an d +20D C by veans of the
conventional d-c potentiometer method. Degenerate iffins with an electron
7 a
concentration of up talo-LIO 19 per cm were obtained. Electr,)n mobility in
-,alby vd--and-mvnalloyvdjilms~ laygely-A"entled-on' tempera turls
13, 0 cm 2_/v_ b e'c th i
(In's crystals of In,%, it reachesl6,0000) A eoret cal
explanation of the mechanism of the formation of additional carriers in InSb films
is offered. Drig. art. haB: 4 figures and 2 tables. [03)
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TITLE: Optical proDerties ofjpolycrystalline IzZb films
SOURCE. 0
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tive index, light-digpe-rilo-n
ADURAM-Abe, VL~-s -;'.nvestigaled were 9.65, to 20 p thick and were. obtained, in a
ng twe powdered alloy into a beated evaporator, uning a technique described else-
where (Kristallograflya)v- 2, 298, 1S~63). The main purpose of the investigations
was to check or the 1hrge difference r. rellr&ctivc- in-
f~ln 1-Mckness was --.-'Ieterm-~ned w- L',,) a accurate t~,
p. Tranamssion curves -were pioileci ror tni, lai~ns n the vavelerigtb range
p. The diEpexB-ion of the real pmt of the refractive index and the wave-
lengtb dependence of the film absorption coefficient were calculated from the trans-
miscion curves by tvo independent methods. The res-ults show that the optical width
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the transitions
,tie
intrinsi.,c absorption region are direct, and the absoi-ption e4e of the 101sk
ifilm is More diTfuse than that of the single crystal. This is attributed to the
inhmoge-neous c&-rier density in the produced films. Ro noticeable difference be-
tween the ref~ractive index of the jj>In and of the single crystal was observed.
"The autbors tbank r,. 1. Distld eor mIdng the optical measurements possible."
Orig. art. has: 3 ITj~_Te_s and 1 table.

Agaletskaya, A. M. and Shutga, Yu, D. "The role of the lungs in chloride exchange".,
Vracheb. delo, 1948, No. 12, paragraphs I-M-76.
SO: U-3042) 3-1 March 53, (Letopis, tzhurnal Inykh Statey, No. IC, 1949).

Uuvo
3351~.. AGALETZKAJA A. M. and VARTAPETOV B. A. Chair of Hosp. Therap..
Med. Inst. and Sect. of Phystol., Ukrainian Inst. of Exp. Endocrinol., Xhar-
kov, USSR. *The use of testosterone propionate in angina
pectoris (Russian text) PRO BL. ENDOKRINOL. GORMONOTERAPH
1956. 2/2 (109-113)
The therapeutic effect of testosterone propionate was studied in cases of angina
pectoris, accompanied by nervous and vasomotor phenomena, which could be re-
lated to the male climacterium. The majority showed signs and symptoms of deft-
cient function of the sex glands. Twenty-two patients aged 42-65 yr. were treated.,
the dosage was mainly 12 mg. , In some cases 25 mg., once in 2 days. Th:z course
of treatment comprised 10-15 Injections. The results of the treatment: an improve-
ment in 12 patients, a slight improvement in 7, no effect in 3 patients. The impro-
vement, obtained in 12 patients, was shown in the decrease of precordial pains con-
cerning both. the intensity and the frequency. in some cases a complete dinappear-
ance ensued. The tendency to perspiration, numbness of the extremities, depres-
sions, hot flushes disappeared; the irritability decreased, sleep became normal,
cheerfulness reappeared. The use of testosterone preparations is recommended
in those cases of angina pectoris when the leading symptoms are functional chang-
es of the vasal tonus, accompanied by those symptoms of angioneurosis which are
peculiar to the climacteric syndrome. In cases of pronounced sclerotic changes in
the cardio-vascular system, such treatment was of little effect, and in some
cases. even harmful. A marked atherosclerosis must be regarded as contraindica-
tion to treatment with testosterone, b_%cause of the risk of coronary thrombosis
and of cerebral haemorrhage. Krimsky - Moscow (XVUL 6)

AGALETSKAYA,_A.M., doisont
4
Using reserpine in stenocardia. Trudy Khar. mod. inst. no.j2:41-
50 '59. (MIRA 14:U)
(AGINA PECTORIS) (RESERPINE)

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All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Metrology.] Absoliut-
mye opredelenita uskoreniia sily tiazhesti v punks VNIIM. Moskva,
Goa. izd-vo standartov "STANDARTGIZ.* 1958. 89 p. (Leningrad.
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no-32) (KIRA 12:11)
1. Direktor Voesoyuznogo nauchno-isaledovatellskogo intituta met.ro-
logii im. D.1. Mendeleyeva (for Arutyunov).
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Allos. 11""'; Cno. 7%; higo, 5%,; 110". 013S Tho
Ping %%an melted it% an electric furnave and thell iqnul~t'.M ~;itll tilt) zoo
~00 stev) in O)o ladle. By this means an efficient dvoildlifion of Me 9* 9
09 ottv.-I without We introduction ofarky residual non-motaillic incluLtions,
such as occur when deoxidizdtig with aluminiurn, was effecuxl. A
0 & see
CO leto time-table of the open-hearth operation an([ details of the
11.2quent fluxing treatment am given. After the treatinent the
00 J! RUA hatl the following composition : Dirbon, 0-091,~' ; mangant-w, 800
0-21%; silicon, 0-04%; phosphorus, 0-30%; co per, 0*1201,l. Its
mechanical properties were: Tensile strength, 23T tons per sq. in.;
yield point, 16-11 tons per sq. 'tn.; elongation, 32.4%. Its itilliact
i-trength was found to be reduced an A result of artificial ageing
(otraching by 120,lz and subsequent heating at 2.50' C. ftr 2 1jr.) by too
only 30%, us ronilkwed with 07% for orilinary (111441-11VIIrth Pteel too
treAte4linthesameway. The grain size ofthe ateel uas 6-7 on the too
14
A.S.T.M. avalo.
A I V - I t ABILTALLUtOKAt LIT1441M CLASSIFICATOOM
so.. 43.1n.
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The InAuents of the casdog temperstuf c on the proper.
ties of killed carbon steel. R. Ya. Zaivin still 1:, j-
A slctskiL. Jlmpayu Prakt. Ales. 10, No. It. 217-11U',--~i);
1939.11. 511-The defects in ingoti CA%t in
the Kirov works front a steel conix. om, 0.7~-~ C were due
to unsatmfactorY casting conditiosm Incrva,instfictenw,
from 1415 ill 147W for the coming of bravy ingots wrigh-
ing 7 tiletric tolls reduced cavity foflualioll, M-gteption,
etc., without inrrra~ing crack furniation unit o:hcr flawi.
The casting rate should he almut 11.4 4).9 met6c tons per
tuin.; the totul duration of the ca,ting h,pwt!vcr,
should be as Short as pus4ible. M. (A. Moore
LURGICAL Litil
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LIFSHITS, S.I.; LIBIRRAN, S.S., redaktor; AGALITSKIT, P.N., otyetetvennyy
redaktor; ANMYST, S.P. , takhalchealffyVedak-tor:.,,,.---~
[The open-hearth process of stool production] Hartenovskoo Proisvod-
stvo stali. 11hartkov, Goij. nauchno-takhn. izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi I
tsvetnoi metallurgii, 1953. 210 p. (HLRA 7:11)
(Open-hearth process)

SOV/137-59- I -Z76
Translation from: Referativnyy zhUrnal. Jvletallur-0ya, iv3), Nr 1, p 34 (USSR)
J'.,UTHORS-. Agaletskiy, F. N., Ostapchul,, 1. V.
TITLE: The Reduction Rate of Ferric Oxide of Krivoy RogQuartzite to a
Magnetic Oxide as a Function of Temperature, Com-position of the
Gas, and Particle Size (Skorost' vosstanovleniya okisi zlieleza krivo-
rozhskogo kvartsita do magnitnoy okisi v zavisimosti ot temperatury,
sostava gaza i razi-riera chastits)
PERIODICAL: Byul. nauchno-tekhn. inforrn. Ukr. n. -i - in-t metallov, 1957, Nr
2, pp 3 - I-'
ABSTRACT: Lean ferrous quartzites of the hematite variety may be concentrated
by the mothod of magnct-c separation, after having been crushed to
completely ex-pose the graiiis, and by the method of magnetic roast-
ing. Depending on the procedures employed during roasting and
subsequent cooling, the end product may contain predominantly mag-
netite or rnagnetite-hematite ( y - Fe203). The process of magnetic
roasting of Krivoy Rog quartzites (46.4% Fe, 1 .8% FeO, and 31.1%
SiO~)) was investigated, the quartzites beint, taken in six differciA
Card 1/2 frac-tions (-3.01 2.3; -.1.5 ~ 2.0; -21.0 ~ 1.5; 1.5 ~ 1 .0; - 1.0+ 0.5;

SOV/137-59-1-278
The Reduction Rate of Ferric Oxide of Krivoy Rog Quartzite (cont . )
-0.5 ~ 0.1 rnm). The quartzites were treated in a suspended state with coke or
producer gas at temperattires of 400-8000C and wore then cooled to room temper-
ature in an atmosphere of N?. After the products of roasting had been analyzed
chemically, the degree of n~agnetization, i. e. , ';IoFo~-'- 100/% _-Fe. 0. 333%, was
evaluated. The experimental data are presented in the form of graphs. Increasing
the temperature of roasting and reducing the dimensionL of the quartzite particles
tends to increase the degree of i-nagnetization of the end product. In order to at-
tain complete reduction of the Fe203 of quartzite to Fe364 (equivalent to a 100%
magnetization) with the aid of coke or producer gas, 12-5 sec of soaking at a
U.-niperature of 8000 are required in the case of the -3.0 1-~. 5 )-nni fi-action and
5-0.5 sec in the case of the -0.5 1- 0.1 nin-i fraction. It is Pinted out that the re-
sults of these experiments may be utilized in designing industrial installations for
roasting of quartzite in a suspend--d [ fluidized I state.
Ye. V.
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5368
er
I evic lzraill Semenovich Barats, Vasilly Illarionovich
NAIetski Filaret Niko
ol "'
~Mydovieh Logovinskiy
olobuyev, and Miron Dai.
Chernaya metallurgiya Sovetskoy -Jkrainy (Ferrous Metallurgy of Soviet Ukraine)
[Dnepropetrovsk Dnepropetrovakoye '.~,~'.zhnoye izd-vo, 1959. 53 P. 4,000
copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Dnepropetrovskiy &-triarkhoz.
Gen. Ed.: N. I. Krasavtsev, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Ed.: N. Shinkarenko;
Tech. Ed.: Go Glushko.
PURPOSE: This booklet is intended for the general reader interested ir,
metallurgy.
COVERAGEt The booklet deals with the development of ferrous metallurgy in the
Ukraine fron 1913 to the present. The following are discussed briefly:
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Ferrous Metallurgy of Soviet Ukraine SOV/5368
technological progress, increased pig-iron production, and advancements in
steelmaking, steel rolling, and pipe manufacture.. No personalities are
men-'Oioned. There are no references.
TABLE OF CUNTENTS:
Introduction 3
I. Develo ment of Ferrous Metallurgy in the Soviet Ukraine (I.S. Berate,
Author~ 5
U. Technological Progress in Pig-Iron Production (F.N. Agaletskiyf
Author) 15
III. Technological Progress in Steelmaking (M.D. Logovinskiy, Author) 25
IV. Technological Progress in [Metal] Rolling and Pipe Production
(V.I. Volobuyev, Author) 33
AVAlLjWLE: Library of Congress
VK/wrc/gmp
CaH 2/2 9-4-61

ACALITSKIT. F.N., kand.takhn.nauk
Reducing iron from ores In a ouspended etate. Trudy Ui=.nauch._
isel.inst-mat. n0-5:7-24 159- (MIRA 13:1)
(Iron--Metallurgy) (Fluidization)

AGALSTSKIY, F.N., kand.takhu.nauk; RUBAN, N.M., tekhnik
1.
Reducing iron from ores in a somiauspanded state. Trudy Ukro
nauch.-tsel.inet.mat. no-5:25-35 '59. (HIRA 13:1)
(Iron-149tallurgy) (Fluidization)

S/137/62/000/001/009/237
A060/A101
AUTHORS% ~gal8tskiy, F.N_, Onopriyenko, V.P.
TITIE: On the problem of eliminating arsenic fronrbrown Kerch iron ores
FERIODICALt Referativnyy zhurnal. Met4illurgiya, no. 1, 1962, 16, abstract
M20 C'Sb, tr. Uk-r. n.--i. in-t metallov", 1961, no'. 7, 81 - 90)
TEXT: Brown Kerch iron ore 'of 2 mm fraction was roasted in portions of
100 g in a stream of 'reducing gas passing at the fate of 2 1/min, and thereupon
the ore was subjected to magnetic separation. In a stream of generator gas (25%
CO) the F6203 heated up to 600 and 9000C is reduced to Fe-Y,01, in 10 and 2-3 min
respectively, and the arsenic contamination of the Fe'(% As/%-Fetot),100% is
reduced to 85-80 and 6C4,.respeetively of the initial one. The Fe concentration
in the magnetic conoentrate attains 51-5,3%; the degree of Fe extraction intd a
concentrate is 90%. The replacement of generator gas by H2 only led to a reduc-
tion in the process duration. Heating of Kerch ores to 1,000-1,1000C in'vacuum
of 2 mm mercury for ono hour leads to a decrease in the As concentration by ~0_
W% and to the reduction of 30-50% of the Fe2.0-,. to Fe 304- N. Inozemtsev
EAbstracter Ia notet Complete translationi
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AGALETSKIY, P.A., red.; KUZMSOVI, M.I., reA.izd-va; KONDRATIMA, M.A*9
tekhn.red.
[Instruction 242-57 for testing tachometers, speedometers, and
" Inetruktaiis 242
revolution counteroi -57 Po poverke takhometrov,
spidometrov i schetchikov oborotov. Izd.ofitsialinoeo Moskvaq
1959. 27 P. (KIRA 13:7)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Komitet standartov, mar i izmaritell-
nykh priborov.
(Speed indicators--Testing)

AGALETSKIY, P.N., laureat Stalinskoy premii
DetectiDg and eliminating systenatic errors in th6 determination
by pendulum equipment of the absolute value of acceleration duo to
gravity. Trudy VNIIM no-11:5-17 150. WRA 11:6)
(Physical measurements) (Gravity) (Pendulum)

A(JAIXTSKIY, P.Ne, laureat Stalinskoy premii; YEGOROV, X.R.
Voini-bailance arm as a measuring instrument in the investigation of
knife support systems of pendulum instruments. Trudy VITIIM n0-11:18-30
150. (min 11:6)
(Pendulum)

AGAIXTSKIY, P.H.
. .... I---.
Basic problems of ]reserving the frequency standard of periodic
processes and the State Frequency Standard of the D.I. Mendeleev
All-Union Metrological Scientific Research Institute. Trudy VVIIM
no.13:5-16 153. (MIRA 11:6)
(Weights and measures--Standards)

AGALETSKIY, P.N.
!;, -- .
Peak voltmeter for separate voltage 1xilses anrt its application
as a millisecond meter. Trudy VNIIM no.13:72-76 153. WRA i1:6)
(Electric meters)

Of

AGALETSKIY,P.B.
International Congress on Time Measurenints. Izm. tekl~. na.l:
60 ja-F 155- (MLP-P 8.9)
(Time-measurement-Congrebz4a)

AGALICTSKIT, P.N.; YNGOROV, K.N.
r . - I . . ..
~ -, ~ -
Results of investigations conducted at the leningrad Scientific
Research Institute of Metrology to dotarmins the absolute gravitt%~
tional acceloratton. lzmoteldi.no.6;,'~'3-14 J~-J] '36,
(YJjRA 10: 1)
(Gravity-Measurement)

AGALETSKIY, P. 1-1. , SKR* Doc Tech Sci (diss) "Absolute determinations
1-- - ~ -- - --- ~--' - -;!46
' j""4'
of the acceleration of gravity for the 4nitial- point in USSR. Len, 11,~57.
A 6,1
21 pp (Committee of Standards, Meaeures,ard Measuring D,vices';~ the
Council of Ministers USSR4 All-Union Sci Res Inst of Metrology im D. 1.
Mandeleyev), 100 copies (KL, 17-58, 107)
~-2 3-

AGALETSKIY, P.A., red.; KUZNETSOVA, M.I., red. izd-va; WiTTRYEVA,
A.1e., tekhn. rell,
[Instructions 242-57 for checking tachometers, sp(.E-domters
ard revolution counters] Instrukteiin 242-57 po poverke ta-
khometrov, spidometrov i schatchikov oborotov. Izd. ofitsiall-
noe. Moskva, 1957. 26 p. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Komitet standartov, rwr i izme-
ritellnykh priborov.
(Tachomoter-Tosting) (Speedometers-Testing)

sov/169-59-5-4487
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, 1959, Nr 5. PP 30 31
(USSR)
24-42 00
AUTHORS: Agaletakiy, P.N., Yegorov, K.N., Martsinyak, A.I.
--- - I P-1
TITLE: The Absolute Determinations of the Acceleration of Gravity at
the VNIIM Station
PERIODICAL: Tr. Vses. n.-i. in-ta metrol., 1958, Nr 32 (92), 91 p, ill.
ABSTRACT; Determinations of the absolute value of g, oarried out in
Washington (1936) and in Teddingtort (1938) yielded discrepancies Lly
of up to 20 mgal in comparison with the Potsdam system. Such
large discrepancies were considered to have rEaulted frNi in-
accuracies in method and insufficient evaluations of systematic
errors of the measurement. Therefore, the Research Ins"-.Itute
of Metrology in Leningrad paid a special attention Islo tho
detailed clarMcation of the nature of the sources of systematic
errors and the methods for their exclusion, when developing the
methods for fundamental determination of g. The studies were
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,90V/169-59-5-4487
The Absolute Determinations of the Acceleration of Gravity in the VNIIM Station
The measurements were carried out by way of three independent methods:
1) Joined fall of bodies-, 2) free fall of a body; 3) swinging pendulums.
Three swJnging pendulums with various reduced length of 40, 60 and 75 cm
were used in the measurements. The rods of the pendulums were made of
fused qu&r,ti glass, the bobs of brass bars. The two ends of the pendulum
r--,&i were provided with grooves covered with quartz plates. This way,
openings Jers formed at the ends of the rods, inside of which cushions of
hard glass were put on the quartz plates. All the parts made of quartz and
glass were connected by the forces of molecular cohesion. The pendulums
were swiqing alternately within a copper vacuum vessel on fixed knife-edges
produced of a special tool steel. The whole set-up was placed on concrete
posts in a room the temperature of which was maintained constant by conditioning.
The distances between the support bearings of the pendulums have been determined
with a gaging machine, with an error which did not exceed 0.6 14~ , The swinging
period has been determined by using the sign s of a standard generator,the
maximum error of which is smaller than 3.10-91sec, The duration of swinging
in each individual oxperiment was 15 - 20 min. 'Rie adjusted value of g from
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SOV/169-59-5-4487
The "~.-'_solute Determinations of the Acceleration of Gravity in the VNITM Station
the observations of thw swinging pendulums was found to be 981.9187 -1 0,0004 env
SeC2. Using the methcd of joined fall, the falling was observed in !he stair-
case of the building of the Institute of Metrology; a metallic cylinder was
falling from a height of 14 m. Within the cylinder and simultaneously with the
cylinder, a brass frame was falling. Magnetic recorders fixed on the falling
cylinder, slided along the vertical steel wires and marked magnetic marks on
the wires during the fall of the cylinder. The recorders were operated by
pulses from a stable generator with a frequency or 62.5 cps. The same pulses
caused the flashing of an Inertia-free bulb which illuminated a Elit within
the cylinder. The image of the slit was projected onto a photographic plate
fixed on the frame falling within the cylinder. As the air of atmospheric
pressure was within the cylinder, the results of observation were corrected
for the effect of air. The temperature of the various sections of the steel
wires was determined by means of some thermocouples. Prior to measuring the
distances between the magnetic marks, the wires were strewn with iron filings
forming on them characteristic strokes. The measuring of the wires was
carried out by means of a calibrating tape and a inetric standard on a hori-
zontal stand. The strokes formed on the photographic plate of the falling
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soir/169-59-5-4487
The Absolute Determinatiom of the Acceleration of Gravity in the VNIIM Station
frame, were measured by means of a gaging machine. The value of g was com-
puted from the position of the frame in relation to the marks on the wires
and was adjusted by the method of the least squares from 21 falls; the
result was 981.9215 0.0016 ciq/sec2. Using the method of free fall of a
body, a metric rod was falling within ar. evacuated -copper, vessel. A photo-
emulsion coated the plane opposite faces of the quartz parts of the rod, and
the image of the immovable slit, periodically illuminated by the flashes of
an inertia-free bulb, was projected onto the photoelumsion. The bulb was
operated by the pulses from a quartz timekeeper with the transformed frequency
of 125 and 250 cps. The setup was placed in the gravimetric basement of the
Institute where the fluctuations of temperature are very small. Fifteen falls
of'the rod were observed. The distances between the marks on the emulsion
layer of iron were determined by means of the gaging machine. After carrying
out the necessary corrections, the values of g were adjusted by the method of'
least squares. The final result of these experiments amounts to 981.9224
� 0.0020 crq/sec2. The values of g for the point of the investigations in the
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sov/169-59-5-4487
The Absolute Determinations of the Aooeleration of Gravity in the VNIIM Station
Potsdam system amounted to 981.9308. Therefore, the new determinations of g
differ from the value in this system by 12.6 mgal (for the pendulums), by
9.3 mgal (for the joined fall of bodieu), and by 8.1 mgal (for the free fall
of a body). Bibl. 34 titles.
Yu.S. Dobrokhotov
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DOLINSKIY, Ye.F.; AGALETSKIY P.N.- GAYEVSKIY. N.A;WSAN, V. L. OSTROUNDY, B.A.
SWLICH, YANOVSKIY, 104.
Metrological activities in the field of mecbanical measurements.
Trudy.VNIIM no-33:39-59 '58. (WRA 11:11)
L Rukovoditell otdela mekbanicbookikh izmereni7 Vseoo7uznogo naucbno-
iseledovatellskogo imstituta mairologii imeni D.I. Mendeleyeva (for
Doilnakly) (Mensuration)

-4,G.UY,TSKIY. P.M.; KIPM,'IIKO, V-1-
StEladardizing measurements with accelerometers. Um. tekh.
no. 1:16-19 ja 161. (MIRA 14:1)
(Accelerometers)

AGAI.ETSX171-j-P~.N,
Calibrating the PIU-1 accelerometer. lzm.tekh. no.5:17 My 161.
(Accelerometers) (MIRA 1435)

AGALETSKIY, P.N.; BARASH, V. Ya.; BOGDANCIVA,, S.A.; NIKULIKA, Zh.P.
Developing a standard accelerometer. Izm.tekh. no.7:12-17 -11 161.
- (MIRA 14:6)
(Accelerometers)

AGALETSKIY, PA. ~
I'lletl!ods of measuring masses" by S.,9,Shchedro'vitskii. Reviewed by
P.N.Agaletskii. lzm.tekh. no.12:64 D 161. 0111RA 15:1)
(Mensuration) (Shchedrovitskii, S.S.)

AGALETSIM, P.N,
Should the determination of ",-he concept "I'-1--asurement" be
f
reviewed? lzm.tekh. no~9:1-4 S 162. kFERA 15-11)
(IMenswation)

Yu.I.; RAYEVSKIY, N.P.
Inadequate book, Izm, tekh. no.6:61-62 Je 163.
(MIRA 16:8)
(Measuring instruments)

A G A LFFTSKIY P T' - E .!-. . ; ;,~ : KU" --0' , -10 .--.
.~ ~; I .1. 1 ~ , ".., 1*~ ~) - "'
Classlfioa'Lion c.f ineasuremrnts miid t~.n evaluation of the pre-
clsion of' m~.vquilng in9tmane!A5. Jfm. takh. no.30-9 Mr 161,
(MIRA -17:8)

A G A I ST111h 1 'i P.N. oo,~'Lur U.-Min. nwij; , .1 1
(Methods fc,r chcc?tnl~, av(!nA f"'r use
-In tost4pr lnbcirttc.~rie- of piroit'sil j-riverki ,W-e-
k pir"r-a-men'. -1,11 V
laborator."Lukh prt-dprilatl-i. Poolln.--a. 17,o--., ; ,~',andvrtov,
19 t':)4. 2? ! ~ t T',j ~ .1
li-C-.rl 'Tly~-)! pribor-..

AGALET"'HY, P.N., doktor tekhn.nauk, Prof.
Most urCent objectives of standardization In the field of
metrology and measuring equil-nent. Star dartizats-; ia 29
no.10:7-.10 0 t65. (,N*,IPA 18: 12)

AGALITSXIY, S.N.; ZAGAYKNVICH, I.K.
Combating the pine moth larva and the pine bark flat bug by means of
toxic bands of DDT solution. Nauch.trvdy Inst.ent. i fit. 6:92-100
155. (Pine--Diseases and pasts)(DDT (Insecticide)) (MM 9:7)

A
IONLSCUI S., ing.; IlvITAG, D., ing.; 'GALTDI, h
Optimum distribution of power botwoon .-;tations of an electric
powor system, Energoticti Jbim 12 n0-10:43&-544 0 164.

t
X.S,; SAVIN,M.M., redaktor; BUDAYEV,B.V., redaktor;
SEVER 'YANOV,N.N.; &0M
A]iDRBYNV,G.G., tekh'nl;rewskly redaktor
[Engineering research for coal mining-structures] Inzhenernye izyskaniia
dlia stroitelletva ugollnyich predpriiatii. Moskva, Ugletekhisdat, 1955.
261 p. (MM 9:1)
(Coal mines and mining)

SEVERIYANOV, Rikolay
otv.rede; SAVIN, N.M., red,; KOROVMffOVA. Z.A., tekhn.rede
[Mknunl on engineering surveys for construction] Spravochnik po
inzhonernym. izyakaniiam dlin atroitellstva. Moskva, Uglatekhizdat, 1958-
360 pe (Niu Ing)
(Civil engineering)

AGALINA, H.S., inzh.; AKUTIN, T.K., Anzh.; AFAESOV, A.M., inzh.; ARISTOV,
7,""kand. iBkhn. nauk,; BELOSTOTSKIT, O.B., inzh.; BERLIN, A.T~,,inzh.;
BESSYIY, K.A., inzh.; BLYUM. A.M., inzh.; BRAUN, I.V., inzh.; BRODSKIY.
I.A., inth.; BURHAS, A.I.,inzh.; VAYNMAN, I.Z., inzh.; VARSHAIFSKIY,
I.N.,inzh.; VASIL'YEVA, A.A.,inzh.; VORONIN, S.A.,inzh.; VOYTSEKHOVSKIY.
LwK., iiizh.. VRUBLEVSKIY, A.A.,inzh.; GERSHMAN, S.G., inzh.;
GOLUDYATNIKOV. G.A.,inzh.; GORLIN, M.Yu., inzh.-, GRAMMATIKOV, A.N., inzh.;
DASEU',VSKIY, A.P.,inzh.;DIDKOVSKIY. I.L., insrh.; DOBROVOLISKIY, H.L.,ingh,;
DRODOV. P.F.,kand. takhn. muk,; KOZLOVSKIY,A.A.,inzh.: KIRILENKO.
V.G.,inzh.; KOPELYANSKIY. G.D.,kand. tekhn. nauk,; KORETSKIY. H.M.,inth.;
KUKHARCHUX, I.N.,inzh.; OCHER. M.G.,inzh.; MERZLYAK, H.V.,inzh.;
MIROHOV, V.V..inzh.; NOVITSKIY. G.V.,inzh.; PADUN, N.M.,inzh.;
FAIMIAT117EY, N.B., lnzh.; PAROOMOKO, V.I.,kand. biol, maukl; FIBSOY,
Ye.A,.,inzh.; POI]LUIBNYY. S.A., in-.h.; PORAZBFMO. F.F.,inzh.; PUZANJOY.
I.G.,inzh.: REDIN, I.P.inyh.-, BMIK, I.S.,kand. takhn. nauk,;
ROGOIrSKIY, L.V.,inzh.; RMRMAN, A.G.,in2h.; RYBALISKIY. V.I.,inzh.;
SADOIrNIKOV, I.S.,inzh.; SEVEROYANOV, H.N.,kand. tekhn. nauk.; SEKESHKO,
A.T.,inzh.; SIKIIK. A.Kh., inzh.: SURDUTOVICH, I.N.,inzh.; TROFIKOV,
V.1.,inzh.; FaER. K.M.,inzh.; FIALKOVSKIY, A.M.,inzh.; FRISHKAH.
H.S., iazh.; GHIMSHNEV, V.A., inzh.; SHESTOV, B.S., inzh.; S.T.I.IPMAN,
X.I., inzh.; SHUHYATSKIY, A.P.,inzh.; SHCHERBAKOV. V,I.,inzh.1;
STANCHENK0. I.K., otv. red.: LISHIN, G.L.Jnzhi,rad.: XRAVTSO'l,Ys.P.,
inzh,.,red.; GRIGORIYEV, G.V.,red.; KAMINSKIY, D.N.,red.; KRASOVSKIY,
I.P.,,red.;.LEYTHAN, L.Z., red.Cdaceasadj,; GUREVICH. M.S.,inth.,red.;
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promj-shl. Vol. 3.[Organization of planning; Construction of surface
build.ings and structures] Orgenizatslia proaktirovaniia; Stroitalletva
zdanii i mooruzhenii na poverkhnosti shakht. 1958. 497 p. (111RA 11:12)
(Mining engineering)
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purpo:mj Spravochnik po inzhenernym iZ78kaniiam d1la stroi-
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AGALINA, V. G.
"Carotene Content of Some Feeding Plants in High-Altitude Pastures on 7h6 South6rn Slopes
of the Gissark Range,' All high-altitude plants serve as good sources for carotene
for animals. Depending on 'he species, the carotene content varies from 27.2 to 372.4 mg
per kg of air-dried feed.
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IfThe Characteristics of the Pasture Vegetation and Fodder Crops of Tadzhikistan in
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bandry, Moscow, 1955. (KL, No 18, Apr 55)
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AUTHOR: -Ag L. A (Yerevwi)
ORG: none
Aexure
souRcE CODE: uFt/o424/66/000i006/0114/0121!
TITLE: On the
theory of orthotropic shells
SOURCE: Inzhenernyy zburnal. Mekhanika tyerdogo tela,%no, 6, 1966, 114-121
TOPIC TAGS: plat,e flexure, isotropic plate, anisotropic plate, orthotropic plate,
iterative methcdl~ anisotropic medium, asymptotic method, thin plate, elasticity theory
fle)mre
ABSTRACT: The ba!sic equations of flexure of anisotropic thin elastic plates under
normal loading a~p derived by applying the method of asymptotic integration of
elasticity equations developed by A. L. Golldenveyser for isotropic plates in his
approximate theory of flexure. In the process of deriving these equations, certain
r.pecific aspects of anisotropy are revealed. It is assumed that the thickness of
the plate is smali as compared to its other dimensions, and that the principal
directions of elasticity coincide at any point of the plate with the corresponding
directions of the curvilinear coordinate system. The complete system of differential
equations with bopdary conditions describing the stress-strain relations in the
three-dimeneional problem of the elasticity theory developed by S. A. Ambartsumyan is
used in determininlg the displacements and streuses in the plate. The final state of
stress and strainlis presented as a sum of two component states: one, penetrating
deeply into the piate, is described by a basic iterative process, and the other state,
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