SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ALBU, T. - ALDA, V.

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ALBU, Toma
Monotonous applications between topologic spaces. Studii cerc
rat 16 no. 7015-925 164.

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AUTHORS: Chiqu, A1.9 Engineer, Albu, T. and Popq Stefan, Engineers
TITLEs Some Aspects of the Wear and Limit-Lubrication in Zinal Journal
Bearings
PERIODICALs Metalurgia
.9i Constructia de Mayini, 1959, Vol 11, Nr 4, pp 287-
200 (RUMANIA)
ABSTRACTs The sliding bushings made from zinal, cast and processed at the
factory Ill Mail', Ploesti, Rumania, have been tested in heavy-duty
operating conditions,Vat high specific pressures of 40 to 150
kilograms per sq.centimeter (569 to 2133.5 rsi), and low speeds
of 315 rpm. The plotting of the temperature and friction coeffi-
cient against the time gives picture of wear in various tests,
figures 1 to 5. It is noted that after a smooth increase there is
a sudden variation to a maximum temperature and friction coeffi-
cient, followed by a decrease to a stable value. The maximum tem-
perature observed was 590C (138.2 F) which indicates no danger of
jamming. The authors also tested the journal bearings of zinal
Card 1/2 under limit-lubrication conditions. They explain the formation of

RUWI/9-11-4-6/43
Some Aspects of the Wear and Limit-Lubrication in Zinal Journal Bearings
the limit. layer qualitatively. The experiments were made with a
lubricant corresponding to Rumanian standard 413STAS 751-49, of
130 Engler. The authors conclude that under the heavy-duty opera-
ting conditions (2130 psi) the bearings tested had remarkable
qualities. They affirm that zinal is as good as bronze or other
antifriction materials, and it has the advantage of being cheaper.
Limi'tations for zinal (zinc-alum'inum alloys) are imposed by acid
mediums and temperatures over 1200C (248 F). There are 7 graphs,
Card 2/2 1 diagram and 1 table.

CHISUP A.; MAROS, HULFE, G.; MATIESANU, D.; DALY, A.;
VERES.9 A.; SZABO, A.
Determining the wear and tear on cogwheels by radioactive
isotopes. Bul stiint polit Cluj no.5:217-223 -62,
1. Inatitutul de fizica atomica Cluj (for SzabQ).

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Ao65/A126
AUTHORS: Chip, A., Marop, D., Albu, T., hulpe, G., Mateipanu, D., Daly, A.,
Szabo, A.
TITLE: Contributions to the investigation of the wear of gears by means of
radioactive isotopes
PERIODICAL; Studii pi cercetari de mecanic~ aplicatA, v. 13, no. 6, 1962, 1,549
- 1.555
TEXT: A co60 bolt, 3 mm long and I mm in diameter, bias introduced into the
tooth-face of a gear of globular pearlite cast iron, while the gear was then sub-
jected to a long-period test in a universal gear testing machine provided with a
closed circuit lubrication and a Geiger-MUller-counter. The radioactive parti-
cles, retained together with the wear dust by the oil filter, were detected by
the Geiger-MUller counter, whereas the impulses were counted in 1/2-hour inter-
vals. The qualitative wear curves, traced on the basis of this method, show the
evolution of the wear depending on time and load. Presented are then the cali-,
bration process used for the qualitative estimation of the wear, as well as the
Card 1/2

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calculation of the wear of the tested gear. The precision of these i-neasurements
is limited by the statistic character of the radioactive disintegration. In the
case of the conducted experiments, the statistic error varied between i 2% and
t 5%. These*preliminary experiments compiled in a table present the result of.
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the wear test, depending on time and load. The tests conducted by the Institutul
poli'tehnic (Polytechnical Institute) in Cluj, the Laborato-ul de radioizotopi,
Institutul do fizicK atomicA (Laboratory of Radioisotopes, Institute of Nuclear
Physics) in Cluj, and the Uzinele "I Mai" ("l Mai" Plant) in'Ploiepti, will be
continued. There are 4 figures.
ASSOCIATIONS: Institutul politehnic (Polytechnical InstitutO in Cluj (Chi~u,
Maro~, Albu, Hulpe, relateisaaiu, and Daly)*, Institutul de fizic'a
atomic~ (Institute of Nuclear Phy'sics) in Cluj (Szabo)
SU,~IXIWLED: June 16, 1962
Card 2/2

USSR / General Biology. Individua* Development. B-4
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 10, 1958l 42817.
Author Parkhon, K. I.; Laurian, LIdiya; Belechanu, Marianna;
Albu-Aderka. NqtaLJya.
Inst o g en. -
Title Controlled Embryogenests, Report 5. Effect of In-
sulin on lien Embryonic Development (Congenital
Cataract and Achondroplasta).
Orig Pub-. Zh, med. nauk. Akad. RNR, 1956s 1, No Z, 5-47.
Abstract: Studies were conducted on eggs of White Leghorn
and Rhode Island varieties. All told, 1000 eggs
were used. Insulin (1) was Introduced either by
drops on the chorloallantois, or by injection
through the shell. The eggs were treated daily or
every other day, beginning with the 7th and up to
the 14th day of incubation, In each injection
Card 1/3
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USSR / General B!0109Y. individual Development. B-4
.Abs Jour,.- Ref Zhur-Biol., No 10), 19587 4Z817.
Abstract: plasia one injection is sufficient, while the
formation of a cataract requires at least 5 Injec-
tions. Introduction of I starting with the 11th
day of incubation causes no defects. In the authors'
opinion, the mechanism of anomalous generation Is
related to disruption of carbohydrate metabolism.
Bibl. 104 refs.
Card 3/3
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ALBUL S.P.
Comparative evaluation of existing formules used for computing the
yield of uncompleted wells in water formations under pressure.
Zap.Len.gor.inst.'32 nc,.2:126-135 '56. (MM 10:2)
(wells)

- ALBUL, S.P. '
--,-
Rapid method for calculating the yield of uncompleted wells in water
formations under preaeuree ZapeLenogorsinat-32 na.2:136-139 156.
(Weliv) - MM 10: 2)

MAKSIMOV, VasMy Mikhaylovich, dotsent, kand.geologo-miner.n 'auk; ASATUR,
K.G., doteents kand.tekhn.nauk: DAVIDOVICH, V.I., dotsent, kand.
tekhn.naixk; ALAUj.&P.., kand.geologo-miner.nauk; PADIM, N.G,#
inzh.-gidr~ -60~MOV. Jt.P., gidrotekhnik; ZAYTSXV, I.K.,
d0lctor geologo-minernauk; TOLSTIKHIN, N.I., prof.-, doktor geologo-
mineral.nauk,- RXZNIKOV. A.A.j kand.khim.nauk, starshiy nauchnyy
sotnidnik; MERSHALOV, A.F., assistent; VOROTYNTM, V.T., dotsent,
kand.tekhn.nauk; MARKOV, LA., dotsent, kand.geologo-miner.hauk;
KIRKIS, Ye.Ye., dotsent. kand.goologo-miner.nauk; KRITROV, I.H.,
inzh.-geolog; BOROVITSKIY, V.P., kand.,-.eolo.-o-miner.nauk; RAVDCNIKAS,
O.V., kand.geologo-miner.nauk; ONIN, N.M., kand.geologo-miner.nauk;
BASKOV, Ye.A., inzh.-,-idrogeolog; NOVOZHILOV, V.N., doteent, kand.
geologo-miner.nauk; PMMINYY, I.S., inzh.-gidrogeolog; NUM ISHTEYN.
Yu.G.. inzh.-,gidrogeolog: BOSKIS, B.G., inzh.-gidrotekhnik,- NIKIFOROV,
Ya.M., inzh.-gidrogeo'Log-, GATALISKIY, M.A., prof., doktor geologo-
tiner.nauk,.nauchnyy red.; DOLMATOV, P.S., vf-,,iushcliiy red.; GEN--
'NADOYEVA, I.M., tekhn.red.
(Hydrologist's handbook] Spravochnoe rukovodstvo gidrogeologa.
Leningrad, Gos.na-achno-tekhn.izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry,
,Leningr.otd-nie, 1959. 836 p. (MIRA 12:4)
1. Vsesoyuznyy goologicheakiy nauchno-issledovatellsldy institut
(for Reznikov). (Hydrology)

ALBULO S.Pl,
Hydrochemical ore prospecting method. Razved. i okh(,,Ikedr. 27 no-4:
7-12 AP '61. IRA 14-5)
1. Universitet druzhby narodov imeni Patrisa Lumumby.
(Geochemical prospecting)

ALBUL, S.P.
Pbysicomatbematical tbeory of the field of
hydrochemical ore prospecting. Biul. MOIP.
no.2:134-135 Mr-Ap 141.
(Water, Underground-Analysis)
dissemination in
Otd. geol- 36
(MIRA 14:7)

ALBULI S.F.; FSTERSELI, L.Kh.
Results of geochemical studies of fluvial sediments in a drainage
network in the regions of complex metal 9ccurrences in the
ILstonian S,S.R. Trudy VITR no.3:304-316 161. (MRA 15:7)
(Botonia-Geochemical prospecting)

ALBUL, S.P.; ZVONKOVA, M.B.; KASIYANOVA, I.V.; SUDOV, B,A.
Using hydroohemical methods in pr"pecting for ore deposits
in the Budywkan Basin (eastern Transbaikalia). Trudy VITR
no.3:295-303 161. (MIRA 15:7)
(Budyumkan Valley-Geochemical proapecting)

MIHAITA, S.; GHEORGHIU, I,; ONCIOIU, P-; POPA, MLMNICSOU, I.
Notes on the duration of immunity induced with swine-past vaccine
treated with formol and adsorbed. on aluminum hydroxide. Stud, cercet.
infrarriieroblol., Bucur. 8 no.2:221-22? 1957.
1. Comunicare prezentata la Institutul de inframicrobiologie al
Academiei R.P.R. in ciedints, din 20 decembrie 1955.
(VIRM DISIMRS, immunology
hog cholera, duration of immunity nfter vacc. with formol-
treated vaccine adsorbed on aluminum IWdroxids)
(SWINI, diseases
same)
(VACCGIMM AND VACCITTATION
hog cholera vaccine treated with formol & adsorbed on
aluminum Nydroxide, duration of immunity)

CONSTANTINESCU, Z.; ALBULESCU, D.
Isolation of an alkaynine from Senecio doria L. Rev. Bei. med. 6
no.,1/2t25-28 161.
(SENECIO) (AMINO ALCOHOLS)

PA
CC-!!STA-'IT'I;'!EFCU, E- RMANIA
Lectarer
mul tatea `0
oc%jocl of' plnraacy, Bud-1-1-rost a
.1 v, Oniunil Soclot,'~'* lor C:c CU4-ta
'FIInac:La, Rrvj-,t;-
!.Icdicalo din 1 1!0 10.1 Vol X,
v0 plants
ltct~.,d- of the Distribution of S-ponosidel.-, u, Vc--i,)U:; Nal.,i
31, / a - 'NLlj~ it in
olongi:np: to tho ScrophillariRccao F 1y.
U11C, Sch,001 Of
L,-.boratorr fo.- Ph,,--,I-ICOGnOMJ Of
co-authors:
jjPbLESGU, Doina, Phmmacirt, School of Vaam'ac-"
dent, 'School Of '31-jay-
B,UjTA, Elena, 5tu .2acy,
2

CL
ROMSU, P.; PROURARIU, 0.; ALBUM, R.
Clinical aspects of a case of pulseless disease. Ned. int., Bucur. 9
no.12:1879-i881 Dec 57.
(AOM, diseases
aortic arch synd., case report)
(ARMITIS, case reports
aortic arch synd., Talmyasu type)

ALM-M, 7=a; DLWITI(U,, I.v&n
F(egervea or ln3reanJng the Jabor prchiiintivity -An noc-Inlint
trade. Pr-oblewi econ 17 no.9s!6~ S 164.
1. Director, Compercial Directorat-3, Bucharest People's
Cour231 (for 11%lbulet-~I. 2. Head of Office, CcmmGrciF-l
Directorateg Bu.-.har,e'st People's Council (for Dam-Itru).

ALBUTOV N.A. sani-tarnyy felldsher (derevnya Tyumerovo, Cliuvashskoy SSSR)
llfmith solio,)I,. Folld. i akush. 26 no.7150-53 JI '61. (""'A 1417)
(TyW4F,RCYVO-WALTH EDUCATION)

ALBUTOV, N.A., Sanitarnyy felldsher
1"ublication by nurses of health bulletins. Med. sestra 20 no.21:42-
45 N 161. (~iIRA 15:2)
1. Iz Tyumerevskoy uchastkovoy bollnitsy Yantikovskogo rayona
Chuvashs'koy ASSR. (HEALTH EDUCATION)

IOZHITSA, N.A. (Odessa); ALHUTOV, N.A. felldsher
I-leans of the further development of public health in rural
localities. Fellde i akush, 28 no.SW-45 Ag'63 (MIRA 16:12)
1. Waveduyushchiy organizatsionno-metadicheskim otdelom
Odesskoy oblastnoy klinicheskoy bollnitsy (for Iozhitsa)
2~oTyumerevskaya uchastkovaya bollnitsa, Chucashskaya ASSR
( r Albutov).

I r1,1 C',
P't-lys i cdc,-ricn IhyT-ienic princip1c., r-f tr-7~-Lnint- ill t1he
4 r~:,
t -de Schools of mach-ine bmfl,~i-ir."
sul!~nit-ilcd !?t the 1~fln '~11-11-ion of ",Y,ienistsz.
and In-l"ecti-onists, 19-59.

YaPATIM.21y) M. P..)
Forestry Engineering
. 1. .
ABIUMVp H. P,
Eswwm:
Mechanizing forest drainage woric, Lss. kboz., 5 No- 3 (42), 1952
Monthl,y List of Russian Accessions., Library of Congress, July 1952. Unclassified.

1. ALBYAKOV.9 M. P.1 YELPATIYEVSXJY~ M.P.
2. USSR (600'1
4- Excavating Machinery
x
7- Forest ditching machine. Lea. khoz. 5 No. 10, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January 1953. Unclassified.

ALBYAKOV, M.P., kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk.
Jim"
K-lA BtUMP puller. Sellkhozmaishina no.3:14-17 Mr 157.
(Agricultural maebinery) (clearing of land) (M-LRA 10:5)

ALBYAMIrP.-M.P., kand.tokhnouiuk; ALBYAKOVA, Yo.v., mladshiy nauchnyy
. J
so Rdnik; AFONIN, I.S., starshiy inzh.-Instruktor
SLK-lA borse-drawn combined forest plow and planter. Trakt.1
sollkbozrqash. ng.6:37-38 Jo '59. (MIRA 12:9)
(Fornsts and for"stry-Equipment and supplies)

ALBTAMV, M.P., kand.tskbn.nauk-. ALBYAKOVA, Yeq:T.. igladshiy nauchnY7
sotrudnik; AFON111, I.S., starsbiy inzh.-Instruktar
SLK-lA borse-drawn conbined forest plow and planter. Trakt.i
sel'khon-ash. nQ.6:37-38 JO '59. (MIRA 12:c))
(Fornsta and fornatry-Equipment and supplies)

ALBIAKOV;,j4-,-P.-O, kand3ekhn.naukj CHERNIKOV, I.P. , inzh.
r-
K-2A st=p grubiser. Trakt. I se-Ilkhozmash. 31 no,6:39 Je 161.
(MIRA 14:6)
(Clearing of land)

Ammar, P. V.
Handmade a-oparatus for the stuc~y of physics; a 91-lide for teachers Mosi-va, Gos.
uchebno-pedagog. izd-vo, 1950- (51121759)
C:C53-A4
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ALCHANGYAN, L.V,
Use of artificial fever in the treatment of cow derma 0500. Sov.red.
28 no.7:120-124 J1 165- kMIRA 18:8)
1. TSentra.llnyy nauchno.-Isslodovatellskiy kozhrio-venerologiahaskiy
institut (direktor - kand.mod.itauk N.M.ALranov) Minister-stva
zdravookhraneniya SSSR, Mosk-ra.

STUDNITSIN, A.A., prof.; ALCHANGYAN, ll,v.
Use of pyrogenal in the treatment of psoriasis. derm. I
Von. 38 no.7:47-1-' JI 1(V4- (M114 .1814)
1. TSentrallnyy kozhno-venero-logicheskJy institlA (dir. - dotsent
N.M.I~iranov, zamestitell direktora po nauchnoy christl - prof. A.A.
S".3niLain) Ministerstva zdvivooRli-anenlya SS"R, Moskva.

ALCHEV, Traiko
'~ ~- - -
Central control of the technological process ik the primary
treatment of cotton. Tekstilni prom 12 no.2:35 1629
1. Ikonomist pri NIPKI po pribvowtroene.

I -I - - -I-
ilqc~ Ev" 1-, -9.
SOKHRANOV. N.N.; FIGROV. V.H.; ALICHIBAW...~.A.
Operation of automatic logging.ptation laboratories, Razved. i
prom@ geofize no*16:11-16 156. (MM 10-.8)
(Oil well logging)

ALCHIYXV. I.A. (Voroshilovgrad)
Changes in oncillographic indicators during ortbostatic tests in
patients with gastric and duodenal ulcers. Vrach. delo no-3:309
Mr '57 (KIRL 10:5)
(STOK&CH-ULCARS) (DUODEM--ULCERS) (OSCILLOGRAPH)

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"A Ftudy of the kineticF and the mechunism of renctionF; of hy(iro.,~ent%tion of %yarocarbons.
IV. A ctudy of the pecvlaritle:~ int-the inconstancy of the artivit-v, o th- nickel cutn-
lyst in the hydrorrenation of benzene." by A.A. Alchu6jan an6 A. A. VvdeII--I,..v (p. 1,26.)
SO: Journal of General Chem~stry (Zhurnall Obshchelt 1,11-Jurai) 1~-46, Volune 1L, AN0. 3

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V. xxod Of b-
is. 264-1(19M), ef C.A. 41. 644ti.-UPOG treAtOmt
it It 0 33 wok dells dating 90 wk. at 2110% the hydro-
PIUAJlig activity, a, of the Ni catalyst hO trom about 10
4 7. brifogwelion W CJ14 at 2300) to am, In =1 I q t
operatfloo M CJU + t19, a WK sin, Wt --t-ined a
"Joisary valow of only about 6% in 50 min. Twat-
. "Sow In a It
nscat oA this stw wkb Us. low 6 dam
dwdd
and be- statlow al M amotber batch
of %I cuts", 4 var Maw attalmorest of 'M in op"Wwo
in C.116 + Ho was observed Act a 48-hr- trfttmwt with
If.. the "ties" a (-11%) bt* &MIssed only aft-
160 adn. ftl q -, treatment with N. I I-Aw.. 95
min., mused the luitial a to drop to about 817"V; In opens-
tion, .1 role rapor to a stationary 8%. on renewed
j14 tus.) trtat-t wft Hft a BW up to &bout 37%. in
The sobsequent rtwdm fanft $WWI? to about 10-11%.
I.*. to, very weady the Stationary valtse of a after the lot
tr"tatrat With M. Treatment. at this sftV. vrith 40
mi. Cjj, conig. OAS now. 11 resulted In a aeprrwon (i a
in vrry In The course of the
Met, followed by rapid revo
bee4esew fra"Jon. stphs to &bowl 10%, In other
ou
wartbi,akboo deactivation with ll'oneecsusislollowed
of C. the recovery is comuletr
SCIALLWGICAL C(TK*ATWII CLASSIFICA11"
7'7=
It AT 10 211; Is K cc Is
0 411 0 0 0 9
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
UY W14 Con1g. a *MAU Va. of alp
This behavior of the catalyst upon wasizactst with pure
H
reproducibly. a fin of a to a bwb
lJoshead Vby 1-U tmd-.Kl decrew in the VuGM"T;c;=
(Ali at the cou". imp. 230% 6M t* a nynidocible
stationary vaboa, was further awerialned under , what
modified exp1J. conditions rnsurbw a stream of pure 11
without tram of CsJ14. In litis series. with comccutg
treatments With Its of lot). w. la, ww VW ada. hmftcd~
beta run with CA + Hu it was obwrwtd that the
shorter the Ume of the tsulostut, the Iowa dw Twulting
initial a and the faster its 69 to the reproducible sudon.
ary vahm. The am catalyst. activated with Ha. and-
having attalow a owst. a =. 12% In do PAWoqmt
11 Ion. asaw I& to a - 0 a 40-mist. tMatustot with
Pura Wis. In the following reaction. & atubsed a
Katioesw vainew of only abcat 6%, to redstablM the
previous statiomary a of 11-12%. It wo necessary to ineen -
an 184w. treatment with He. Cyclobesawe lowers d
in the sense way as C4114; cotupk*A restoration of the
former a requires pnmonpd treaLment with Hu
of the order of h.= of lus. Vt. two ,
akwytk hydrogenstion an Wdel "d PC-.)dw&L A. A.
Ale A A Vvedco", and A. V. Frost (LaWa.
=H"nanift. IRA-, U-S-"-). 1W. 2084&-
C foregoing facts can be interpreted clow by assuming
that hydrogenation on MorneeM thro dissolved H.,
H.
in anktogy with the soln. Hs in Pd. that establish-
pent of a statiounry coocu. of IH6 requim time, or by
rates to the establishment of stationary
E~Sl. and of cyclolsexanc through adsoctaloss
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Hydrocarbons:
um/che"U7 Feb :1948.
chajutry,~ ffyara~jon'-,
*Study or the Kinetics and Mechanism ,of. Reaction of .
Ihe Hydration of Hydrocarbons. VI. 'The Webanismi,of
Hydration on Nickel and Palladium,",'A.,
A-`Alchiifth~n, A. A-. Vvedmaki
A. V. Frost, Lamin-
Brad Inst. of High llressure% 7f pp
WEIzur Obahch-Milm" Vol XVIII (I=)~ No 2
Studies -of - speed -of hydrat-I mof - benzene on nickel sn&
changes -of -this, speed"vith-relation to various stages
in process of evaporation. Shove that in spite of
decreases in actiTity when catalyst le,prooessed by
benzine, .or a17 aloilemm 0, be'iimtcred, In
'bct~h. cu",by troat=Mt,r 'with1w drogan for long periodi
of time Subutitted 30 Jul 1946.

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the ll'IeLrce of Doctorate in Chemcal Sciences).
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