SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AGEYEV, Y.P. - AGEYKIN, D. I.

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AVERKIYEV~ A.S.,, red.; AGMWT-*s,,Pr-dots., otv..red.; AREFIYEV, V.A.v
dots., kand. ekon. nauk., red.; DE241DOV, S.F., akademik, red.;
KARSHIN, V.Ye., dots., red.; KOGAN, A.Ya., starshiy prepodav.,
red.; MINHALOV, V.I., starshiy prepoddvatell~ red.; PITAYEVSKIY,
P.I., prof., red.; SLOBODIN, V.M.., prof., red.; SHOLOKHOV, Ye.L~
red.
(Problems in the new system of agricultural planning]Voprosy no-
vogo poriadka planirovaniia sel'skogo khoziaistva; trudy. Ryiby-
sherv, Kuibyshevskii planovoi in-t., 1961. 419 P. (MRA 15-.12)
1. Mezhvusovskaya nauchrlaya konferentsiya) Kuibysliev, 1960.
2. Zamestitell preds~datelya Kuybyehevokoy oblaotnoy komissii
(for Averkiyev). 3. K4byshevskiy planovyy institut (for Ageyev,
y akaderdi
Makhalov, Karshin). 4. Deystvitellnyy chlen Vsesoyu=o
sellskokho2yaystvennykh nauk imeni V.I.Lenina i Moskovskaya or-
dens. Lenim sel'skokhozyaystvennaya akaderiya imeni K.A.Timiryazev
(for Demidov). 5. Urallskiy filial Ak-aderii nauk SSSR (for
Slobodin). 6. Zamestitell nachaltnika otdela sel'skogo khozyaystva
i zagotovok Gosudarstvemogo planovogo koiriteta Soveta Ministrov
RSFSR (for Sholokhov).
(Agricultural policy)

ALEKSANDER., K. (Alexander, Karl.F. ];. *~YEVI ~ Ye, P. [translator]
Isotope separation by thermal diffusion in the liquid phase.
Usp.fiz.nauk 76 no.4:711-748 Ap 162. (~MU 15;7)
(Isotope separation)

SENIOMINOI.A.; AGEYEVt Ye.P.; PANCHENKOVp G.M.; SMIRNOV, B.I.
Separarion of oxygen isotopes by the thermodiffusion method.
Zhur., fiz. khim. 36 no.1:124-U9 Ja 162. (KIRA 16:8)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. Lomonosova.
(Oxygen-Isotopes) (Diffusion)

AID P - 5514
Subject USSR/Propaganda
Card 1/1 Pub. 58 - 5/17
Authors Skoblikov, A., Yu. Ageyev, Yu. Shvachko, Yu. Sirotkin,
and V. Ushakov.-
Title The leading role of the members of the Young Communist
League.
Periodical Kryl. rod., 2, 10-11, F 1957
Abstract : Five short propaganda articles emphasizing the role of
the Komsomol organizations and their members In kindling
the interest of the Soviet mass e8 for the aviation and
aviation sports. 5 photos.
Institution : None
Submitted No date

HESTXGHKIN, Tu.; ESTRINO M., inzh.; AGEM. Tu.. inzh.
Plastics used in the machinery of grain-processing enter-
prises. Mak.-elev. prom. 26 no. l1.-20-22 11 161.
(MIRA 13:11)
1. Starshir iuzhener Glavenaba Goaudarstvennogo komiteta
Soveta Hiniatrov SSSR pb khleboonabzheniyu (for Mestechkin).
2. Speteelevatormelistroy (for Estrin, Ageyev).
(Grain--Handling machinery) (Plastics) -
(GraiD--Milling machinery)

AGEYE7, Yu,D,
Froc duras in plac-c- insullators sholild be chax~edl. Lv--~=. tta~~77.
i sviazl 8 no.1:41 Ja 164- C"IlVi 2-1 :3)
1. Nachallnik stroitallm~-montazhriogo royezaa ..o.10 Vsct:--,%,znc,.-o
tresta zavodov IN proizvodstvii sredst-v sj rnali,:.ats U
stroya I'linisterstva transportnogo stroitei'stvii 33sile

AGEYEVA,, N.T.; KRUDAYBERGENOV,, E.B.
Artemisia terrae albae H. Krasch in the Hwashlak Feninsula. Izv.
Ali Ku.Ser.bot,i pochy. no.l183-88 162. OMU 1535)
(Mngyoblak PenimulaWo=mod)

AGEYEVA, N.T.
Ili Valley 11reeds. Trudy Inst. bot. A14 Kazakh. SSR. 1.9t63-75 164.
(MIWk 180)

ROGACHEVSKAYA, Z.M.; LG~IE3%,-L3L,, red.; MOSKVINA, R.Ya., red.;
PEUKH) M.A. y tekhn. red.
(Gonstitutional diagrams of metal systemsp published in 1959
(no.5)]Diagrammy sostoianiia metalliches~ikh sistemp opubli-
kovani~ye v 1959 godu (vypusk V)[ByIZXB~g~'chevsk&ia. Pod
red. 113.Ageeva. Moskva, Proizvodstvenno-izdatellskii kombinat
VNITI, 1962. 165 p. (MIRA 16:2)
(Phase rule and equilibrium) (Metallography)

ROGACHEVSKAYA, red.; EOSUMA, R.Ya., red.;
STEPANYUK, A.A., telchn. red.
(Constitutiowl diagrams of metal systems published in
1961 (no.7)] Diagramy sostoiniiiin metallicheskikh sistem,
olyablikovannyo v 1961 godu (ITypusk 7) [IV] ZX.Rogache-iiskain.
Pod red. N,V.Agoeva. Moskva, Pi-oi-.vodstvenno-izdtitellslcii
korabinat VIN1TI, 1963. 2U. p. (lawl 17.- 1)
(Alloy5--Metallograpby)
(Phase rule and equilibrium)

DISKINAp B.S.; AGEYEVAf O.N.
Resistance of two configurational forms of deoxyribonucleic acid
to deoxyribonucleaoe and the role of this factor.in DNA synthesis
in the virus-cell system. Biokhimiia 27 no.2:22016~234 Mr-Ap 162.
(MIRA 15:8)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut virusnykh preparaim, Moskva.
(NUCLEIC ACIDS) (VIRUSES)

-V--A, -EV-
G EVY 0. 14.
"Biosintez belka i nukleinovvk~-.. ki-clot v n~-L'ra*-'tc--*:r-r,~-r~,vr-~-~,,~-*-,.-I
ran-ushenn,vkh kletok, irikubiruemykh s nukieinov~ml' komponenta-mi vir-asov
poliomielita i adenovirusa."
report presented at Synip on Virus Diseases., Oct b"..
Moskovskiy nauclino-issledovatellskiy institut virusnykll Preparatov.

AGEYEVA., S,N.; KHOK11WVA, M.P.
=eat of trephonized seiimj on heinatopolesiv in healthy
and irradiated animals and on the course of experimentally
transplanted laukemi.a. Probl, gemat. i perel. krovi 8.
ro.lsV-~21 Ja 10'3. (11IRA 1685)
1. 14 lab~oratorii eksperimenUllnoy terapii bole',Mey sistw-Tq
krov;i ( Mi~lemeAm) TSentrallno o or-dena J,-nina
tav.-prof. N.,
instituta gematologil 'A perelivahiya krovi. Mrektor-dotsen-b
A.Ye. Kiselev) Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR.
(MKMIA-PHYSIOL-OGICAL MMCT) (RADIATION)
(Ha-10POIETIC.SYST34) (SERUM)

KBNTNXRMAN, A,glnzk.: AGEYVA,
Movable units for loading grain Into milroad cars. Ndkq-els-r. prom.
26 no.10:16-18 0060. (KIRA 13110)
1. Yeasoyunyy trest SPateelevatormelletroy,
(Graln-bandling mobinery) (Loading and unlmdIva)

DZHUY,kTAYIU, F.S.; SWBODKIN, B.M.; AGWEVA, T.F.
Lead removal from the copper pyrite product of the Beloueovks,
Plant. TSvet-met. 33 no-5:15-17 MY 160. (MIM 13:7)
(Bolousovka-4re dressing)
(Nonferrous metals)

CHEKANGVP N.S.; AGEYEVA, T.F.
Lowering degree of sphalerite activation during flotation of secondary
U
enrichment zone copper zinc ores Comments on the article by V.A.Docharov
L.D.Kislyakov and Ye. A. Vershinin. TSvet. met. 38 no.4:90 Ap 165.
(MJRA 18SO

POLYAKOVt M.M.; CHEKANOV~ N.S.; AGEYFVA, T.F.; GROWVA, V.A.
S4asonpJ-fIuoti*ftvfi of technological indices for dressing complex
metal ores. TSvet.met. 38 no.3tl3-16 Yx 165.
(MIRA 18;6)

(, 1111", OVA, V.A., T,F,
Th~! Dejout3ovka or- drosaing pliant, 'TLTvpt.---,t. 3-8 no.704-95 JI 165-
. . (MIRA 1818)

AGRY37A. T.I. .
Postwar dynamics of rheumatic diseases (1946-35); data of the hospital
of the Tomsk Medloal Institute. Terap. arkh. )D ao.327:83-86 D 158.
(XIBA 12:1)
1. Im kafedry gospitallmy lAm ii (zav. - prof. A.A. Kovalevskiy)
Tomskogo meditsinakogo inatituta.
(RHXMTISM, spidemiol,
hosp. data (Rae))

-'-AGEYB.V.,A,,Y,
Geography of excursions is expanding. Inform, biul. VDNYJ4
no.208 F 165. (MTRA 18-3)
1. Direktor pavillonR "Myasnaya promyshlennost'" na Vystavke
dostizheniy narodnogo khozyaystva SSSR.

Z4T_dV,I.V.;__kTROV, A.A.; AGMVA, V.A.; UKHANOVA, V.A.; BOVVA, D.L., red.;
TYUTYAYHY, B.A.,
[Novgorod Province during fortv years of the Soviet regime, 1917-1957;
w
a rtstiqtical manual] Novgorodalmis oblast' Ea 40 let '~ovetskoi
vlaoti (1917-1957); statisticheskii abornik. [Movgorod] Knizhnata
red. gazety nNovgorodskz3ia pravda." 1957. 501 P. (MW 11:3)
1. Novgoroaskaya oblast' . Statisticheakoye upravleniye. 2. flachall-
nik Novgorodakogo oblastnogo statichesticheskogo upravleniva (for
Bovva). 3. Novgorodskoye oblastnoye statiaticheekoye upravleniye
(for Zhatov, Petrov, Ageyeva, Ukhanova)
(Ilovgorod Province--Statistics)
C,

AGEY01A.? V. A.
Physicochemica.l. investigation of magnesiumcernent. N. S. Kurnakov,
S. F. Zhemchuzhnuii and V. A. Ageeva. Zhur. rrikladnol Khim. 21 651
61 (1929).- Cement contg. MgCl,-haB 3 setting periods as detd. from
the heating curve due to boiling of the MgCl,-soln. No compds. are
formed. The 2nd period has a break due to dissocn. of Mg (OH). and
the 3rd period, a break due to formation of basic IIgC1,- or of a
solid soln. of unknown compn. Mg (011), is probably present in cement
in a finely divided form as indicated by its low dissocn. temp. At
1500 vapors which are given off on heating cement contain H,,O; above
4000, H.0 and HCl; at 550 0, H.0 Ila and Clz-. The region of mex.
hardness is uithin the limits of the 3rd break on the heating curve.
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Authdr Shishokin, V.P., Ageyeva, V.A.
Inst Leningrad Pol ~technic InsE., Leningrad Pe 'dagogical Inst., USSR
Title : Concerning the Relationship Between the Hardness and the Compogition of the
Diluted Solid Solutions
Orig Pub : FIz. metallov J. metallo'Vedeniye, 1956, 2, No 1, 176-18o
Abstract : The loaded hardness of dilute solid solutions of Bi and Sn in Pb and of
Hg in Cd were Investigated. at various temperatures and various speeds
of loading. The hardness was measured with a Brinnel J>ress usifig the
impact method, the static method, a sphere, and a cone at imrious loading
durations and using also the water-loading method. At low temperatures
and high'speeds of deformation one abserves in Plb-Bi and Pb-Sn alloys a
gradual Increase in hardness with increasing concentration of the solid
solution. When the hardness is determined at an increased temperature and
at slow defopmtion rates, the hardness has a maximum within the region where
the sol: Zt1s`t_s- Cd-Hg alloys exhibit under all tes 't conditions a reduc-
tion in hardness with increasing mercury concentration. It is proposed that
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the value of the hardness dependis on causes that act in opposite directions:
at low temperatures and at high deformation speeds the hardnes5 is determined
primarily by lattice distortions, and at high temperatures and low loading
speeds it is determined primarily by polarization phenomena (mutual inter-
actions of the atoms).
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Vik,horeva, X. A.
TITLE: Time Hardness as a Method of Physicochemical Analysis
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimi-*, 1959, Vol 33, Nr 10, pp 2222 - 2229
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors made experiments on the variation in hardness of
various alloys in dependence on the variation in ccmposition at
various temperatures and various durations of strain. Bismuth-
cadmium alloy5 (2-7p 180'79 44.6p 62.2, 90.9 At.~ B!,), bismuth-
antimony alloys (6, 159 25P 50P 75 It% Bi)q bismuth-lead alloys
(5, 10, 20, 30o 33-3p 56-3, 70, 95 At% Bi), the solid solution
of bismuth in 'Lead (6.25v 12-5, 15 and 17.5 At~ Bi), aluminum-
zinc alloys, cadmium-mercury all oys (6.2v 1205~ 18
7 % Rg) and
lead-mercury alloys (5.2,, 10.3, ;
12.9, 15-4, 20-5, 5060 31 % Hg)
were used for this purpose. The alloys were subjected to thermal
treatment and loaded (10, 34-4v 36w 39p and 69*4 1:9) for Tarious
times (59 30, 150, 720 and 1440 min). The resultant diagrams are
discussed (Figs 1-7) wit), refere nes to publications by N. S.
Kurnakov, A. N. kkhnazarov (Ref 10R, k~ I. Glazunovp Na Ya
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- _-ATAU-8 - - . VIKHDREVA, N.I.
Deteridnation of a rapid hardness index as method of phymicochamical
analyses. Trudy LPI no-202:56-64 139. (MIRA 12:12)
(Metals--Testing) (Hardness)

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AFTHORS: Romenets.- V.A., Candidate of Technical Sciences, B nn . Candi-
date of Economie Scienc6s and Ageyeva, V.A., Ehzineer
TITLE: The Efficiency of Using Oxygen in Electric Arc PiurnaCf,,,S
PERIODICAL- Stal', 1960'N0- 9, PP. 855-860
PA
TM: The r-r-1--f--ation of oxygen in the electric arc furnace affeats the
techr3i--_'--_uunomic characteristics of the melting process.Oxygen contributes to
.Aie increase in furnace output and in melting low-carton steels It also helps to
keep down the carbon content. In order to deter-mine the eoonomic effects of oxy-
gen on the capaoity of the melting equipment, the direaz production costs and
the initial costs of using oxygen which are the main featuree of ~he. useful ef-
fect of oxygen tests were carried out on 1.X 18H 97 (iKhi8N9T)X'18XHBA (18Kh
NVA~4and some structural and tool steels in the Chslvabinsk..,(and Zlatoust Metal-
f ti
lurgi al Plants, and in the "DneProsi)ets,:;t81#, in 195_97_~`ccordlng to the re-
cords of the plants it was found that: 1) the furnace output incra&3ed for the
1Kh18N9T type steel by 22 for the 18YNNA type steel by 10 %, for structural.
and tool steels by 5-7 %, as a result of th5 Ehorter refining time,-- 2) the stand-
stills of the furnace were sbortened and 3) the power supply to the furnace is
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The Efficiency of Using Oxygen in Electric Are Furnaces
reduced, because the current la switched off wbile oxygen Is blown tbzrough the
bath. The influence of oxygen on the direct cost of produztion was examined 'by
reference to workshop calculations, and it was found that. a), ekpsnsive soft iron
could be replaoed in the oharge by cheaper components~ for the lKil8NS)T and
18M4VA steels by alloy scraps (up to 73 % and 80 %, respec~tively), while for
structural and tool steels by carbon-containing low-phosphorus scraps, b) by
using oxygen in the furnace, electric power ,onsumption c--;Ln be reduced consider-
ably, because the melting period isEhorter and the cut-re-n", iQ s~wlt_%hed off while
oxygen is blown through the bath. For instance, the saving effected by using
oxygen in melting IKhl8N9T steel amounts to 644.97 rubles/ton, whereas thrs ad-
ditional cost of using oxygen is no more than C21.73 rubles/ton. A draviback of
the process is that the amount of cinder, the total ~-,inder amount of
the metal 1.5-1.8 times, that of cYuromium 1.6 of ir-On and zilicon 2.4
times. In spite of this fact the use of o)vgen _Jz justified because it makes a
very economical composition of the charge and of ferr-1-alloys posz,.Ible. The co.sts
connected with the us5 of oxygen in fhe fii,.,rjace Include tht~t of the ongf-in and
t'hat of lining the pipes. The. influence of oqgen on the initial ~oEta Is de-
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ter-mined by six factors, four of which (lower power consumption, increase in
output, the substitution of soft iron b-y scraps and the smaller consumption of
ferro-alloys and nickel) are of positive character, i.e., they reduce initial
costs, whereas two factors (the cost of oxygen and the inarease in the amount
of cinder) have a cost-raising effeet. However, the influence
factors is amply offset by the saving obtained by using oxygen.
table and 5 Soviet references.
of these negative
There are I
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Investigating technical and economic indices. Izvo vyse ucheb, zav.;
chern. met. no.3tl97-206 161. (MM .14:3)
1. Mookovskiy institut stali.
(Steelf Stainless-MetalTurgy)

SHISHOKIN~ V.P.; AGEYEVA, V.A.; VIKHOREVA, N.A.
Effect of loading on the velocity index of cone hardnesos
Trudy LPI no. 25ltl5-17 165 (MIRA 19:1)

AGEYEVA, V.S. - -
Screening storage chambers for frozen meat at the Karaganda
packing house. Biul.tekh.-ekon.inform.Gos.nauch.-issl.inst.
nauch.i tekh.inform. 18 no.11:52-53 N 165.
(MIRA 18:12)

AGEYEEVA, V.-S.. - I
Continuous line for drying bone blue. Biul.tekh.-ek"on.inform.
Gos.nauch.-issl. ins t.nauch. i tekh.infom. no.8:3S-39 A.7 165.
(MIRA IS: 12)

ACEYEVA, V-S.
Introducing the FK-ZhS separhtors. Biul. tekh.-ekon. inform.
Goa. nauch.-issl. inst. nauch. i takh. inform. 18 no. 121
51-62 D 165. OTM 19: 1)

PARFENOV., A.I.; SHULITS, M.M.; KOCHERGINA, N.N.; IVANOV, V.P., FVNINA,
S.B.; KALMYKOVA, L.P.; AGEYEVA, Ye.D.
Electrode properties and chemical stability of a number of
multicomponent lithilum silicate glasses. Vest. LGU 18 no.4:
163-166 163. (MIRA 16:3)
(Electrodes, Glass) (Lithium silicates) (Oxides)

US~R/ MiecellaneOUB - Archeological expeditions
Card 1/1 Pub. 123 9/17;
Authors I Agaeva. Es I*& and Akishev. K. A.
Title A Archeological expeditious conducted by the Institute of
History in 1954
Periodical v Vest. AN Kaz, &sa, liv 67-75, NOT 1954
Abstract I Four expeditions organized by the Institute of History* Archeology
and Ethnography, Acad. of So., Kaz. SSR are described. The expeditions
investigated Individual regions of the Kazakhatan and archeological
maps were compiled. Illustration.
Institution I
Submitted

AGSYE~111t, Ye. I*
"Ceramics of Oouthern Kazakhstan," Cand '%field not given),
Department of Mineral Aesources, Ptcad Sci Kazakh SSH. (Vast Ak
Nauk KazSSR, No 2) Feb 55)
SO: Sum. No. 631, 26 Aug 55-Survey of ~icientific and Technical
Vissertat ions Defended at U3Sk Higher Educational institu-
tions (14)

AGNIVA, Ye.M.
Basic petrographic and mineralogical features and the facies composi-
tion of Cretaceous sediments of the southern Maritime Province. Report
No.l: Iower Oretaceouas Soob-DRAIT SSSR no.10:121-128 159.
(MML 13: 11)
1. Dalinovostochny7 filial imeni Y&L.Komarova Sibirskogo otdoleniya
AN SSSR.
(Maritime Province--Geology, Stratigraphic)

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Mineralogy and Petrography of Cretaceous sediments 4n the southern
Maritime Territory. Trudy DVFAN SSSR.Ser.geol. 6:59-123 16o.
(MIRA 13: 11)
1. Dallnevostochnyy filial Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.
(Maritime Territory--Sediments (Geology))

-AGEYEV, Ye .P.; PVICHENKOV, G.M.
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Oxygen isotope separation by the thermal diffusion method. Atom.
energ. 14 no.5:494-496 MY ~63. (YlIRA 1626.)
(Isotope sepai,ation)

AGEYEVA, Z.G.
Two classical boundary value problems for weakly elliptic
equations. Mat.zap.Ural.mat.ob-va UrGu 3 no.20-8 162.
(MIRA 19r1)

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