SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ALESHIN, S. - ALESHINA, F.

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ALESKIII, 3, N4
AUsh1q, S. N. and Zhqmkhina. ye. S. - "The application of the spoctrophotometric
method in the wtud~v of organic matter in the soll.0 Doklady (Monk. a.-kh. skad.
ix. Thdryawva). Is=e 9o 1949~ po 69-70
SO: U-P.W. 17, DOC- 53. (TAtvpI3 tZhurnal lrqkh Statey, No. 25. 1949).

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Van/310200 - wboat J" 50
Phosphates
*CbWes in the Potential of Wheat Roots In the
PImsence of Aluminum and Phosphate Ions," S. X. Al*.
Ghin, M. T. Yastrebov, Moscov Agr Acad imeni K. A.
Undrysmey, 2 pp
*Ibk Ak N&uk SSSRx Vol LXX, Ito 3
Authors use apparatus and method they described In
previous vork to determine potential on roots of
UvhK plants. Dete-mined and "atulated :hangs@ In
-etude and sign of potential on surface of 5-7 cm
Iftwat rwtlets vhen placed in 0.02 m phosphate buf-
for solutions of various pE, vashed in distilled
13ft12
WD10logy - WheAZ (Coatd)
%U% put into 0.001 X solution of aluminum cklorlde
Ilse 10 uinp and then replaced in second phosphate
.-=2utlon for 30 min. In first series, sign chazMd
F positive to negative vith increased pH, in the
Nomad It was positive, and ir- the third It roquU%d
bAgber pH to return to negative. Submitted 25 JbT 49.
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15-57-1-361
TranSlktlon rrom. Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologlya, 1957, Nr 1,
p 56 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Aleshln, a N
TI TLE: The Use or Thermal Methods In Studying Transformations
of Clay Minerals in Soil (Primenenlye termicheakikh
matodov k izuchenlya prevrashchenlya glinistykh minor-
alov pochv)
PERIODIrAL: Tr. 1-go soveshefteniya po termografli, Kazan', 1953,
Moscow-Laningred. lzd-vo AN SSSR, 1955, pp 292-298.
APSTRACT, The structures of ale minerals in krasnozem (red soil),
zheltozem (yellow soil), and askengel (colloidal
bleached clay of volcanic origin) were studied by using
thermal curves (according to the method of N. S.
Kurnakov) and by using dehydration curves. Krasnozem
contains beidellite principally; zheltozem contains
halloysite. Apparently zheltozem Is produced from more
acid parent rocks. After treating krasnozem and zhelto-
card 1/2 zem with a solution of potassium d1hydrophosphate, the

15-57-1-361
The Una of Thernal Methods in Studying Tran3formations (Cont.)
quentLty of vinter In the sample is decreased. During the appli-
CatlDh of phosphs tea In krasnozem and zheltozem soils, the anions
of the salts are apparently bound up with sesquioxides, occurring
In the crystAil lattice of such minerals as halloysite and kaolinite.
Pecause of this relationship the anions are not readily available
to Plants.
Cs rd 2/2 D. A. V.

.AIMM ALOW4 d*ktor gal 'skokh*sy&ystvsnrqkh nauk. professor.
TnnWMrA, T.M. kandidat eel IskokhosyaystrenzWkh sank.
Pending plants with organic *oil substances in the state of
volecular dispersion. 1xv. TSXhA no.2:231-232 156. (MLRA 9:12)
(Plants--Nntrition) (Organiculture)

UM/PbYslcal Chemistry - Solutiove. Theory of Acids and Bases, B-11
AbPt Journall Refent Zhur - Xhimlya, No 1, 1957, 502
Autbcr~ Ivanov, A. N., and Aleshin, S. W.
Untitutlant Wacoul Agricultural Academy Imeni K. A. Timiryazeva
Title- Hydrolynis of Salts of Aluminum and Trivalent Iror,
Original
PerlodLica2: Dokl. Moak. a.-kh. akad. in. K, A. Tialryazeva, 1956, Vol 22o 3136-392
Abstract% The nogmtive logarithm of the dissociation constant (pK) of the product
of the, hydrolysis of AIC1 calculated from the experimental 1)H and
activity values of the salt, by the fomula pK = 14-2pH-logA, remaina
cobattimt over a wide concentratloo range of AlCl In the opinion c,
the amthors the pK value (8.14) determines the dis*sociation of the 2
Ions A,(OH)2+ and Al(OH)S. For the hydrolysis product of A12(SO4)3
the pt varies from 8.93 for a 0.001 N solution to 11.14 for a 1 N
solution. Here an increase in concentration produces an increase of
0.75 In the pK valuej this the authors explain by the vazj~ing solu-
bility of the basic aluminum sulfates formed. In 3-3-10- and
Card 1/2

LAWPkWslc&l Chmmst:ry - Solutions - Theory of Acids and Bases, B-11
Abet Journal; Refem't Zhur - KhIm1ya, No 1, 1957, 502
Abstract; 6.66-10-4 H solutions of FOC131 the H+ concentration exceeds the molar
concen-Lrution of the salt, sirace hydrolysis does not stop with the
rormation of FeO112t but leads to the partial conversion of the mono-
hydroxide to Fe(011)t. In slightly acid soil solutions (pH< 4-5)o
Al3t siud Fe3l' are present as the ashes of the basic salts. For the
elIminsition of the acidity of the soil, it is necessary to convert
A13t and Fell to insoluble salts or to stable complexes (silicates,
oxalatos, and. tartrates).
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USS.-q- Fji,.r3l-cal and Chemical Propertlez of So113.
Moo 1-ieferv-22i."Biol., No. 16, 2-;.v Aug,
At'.tho'
Ins t
T~~tln Uv.: 11t!11th1Ddz of Invest.*:.gating the Coriponlt-fon of Soll
A-)-'or!:jf.nC. Cor-~)lex.
Orl'S Dokl. RN31'. :3.4ch. akad. im. K.A. Tinir%-azzeva, ls~t),
110. 23'
All, :; tra c tA br.1of descripLion of tnethods for the r~tudy of
comro-ri~,f'on of soil absorbing, coml-l-lex-electrophoresis,
thermography, methods of roentgeno-
i-rap],!.c and electronic microscopy.
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'7SR / ;I m ~ Inur-I ~utrltion. 1 .2
~bv jour I i~~^ -~%vr - Eiol., Nc 22, 1958, 1~.o 0
I , qqj~
12 -71,.), in vhich connucti6n th, hi- hor th~ ':-.- rv:,st ef tho
control -1 ~ nt tho highcr the incr,~-- -,rt .-.iz: t-thers rs-
ari'oc~ this offoct to tho -Ition of th, cr;, nic cvIvat.-nea
of Urv. ~ olcruIrr dorr-ic of diarcrsity. ... . 7rjrling.
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USSR/SoJ.l Scienoe. Physical and Chemical Properties of Soils. 1-3
Abe Jmu,: Refemt Zh-Biol., No 6, 25 March, 1957, 22448
Author Aleshin, S.N., Rekshinskaya, L.G.
last
Title Me 1U.nerological Composition of the Matrix of Terra Rose& Soils.
Orig Pulti: Dokl. MI SSSR, 1956, 108, No 3, 545-546.
Abstract: A study was conducted of the mineralogical composition of
samples of the yellow variety of terra roses. from a section
of 60-70 em in depth, located in the environs of the Batum
botami.cal gardens. Based on the thermographic analysis of
nampleis, pre-treated with concentrated hydrochloric acid, the
presence of ferroballoysite, halloysite and some other amor-
phous products of erosion was found in soil-forming products
of the, soil. Electron microscopic pictures of the samples
which were not subjected to a preliminary treatment by acid
1/2 -8-

tJSSR/S:)tL Sc tamci! .Mysical &nd Ovmii,-al Pmqx-r,,Ir--.k (if So"10. 1-3
Abs Jour: Referni. Zh-Blol- No 6, 25 marct, 1957, 22~,L8
indicate, beside haUoyadte, also the presence of kaolinite
in Uirra rose& sails &nd other minerals, less definite struc-
turaIly, vhIch adhere to the surfaces of kaolinite and halloy-
site.
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A:
GCRBUIIUVt J41koUly Illich; AOU11; nyy red.; XORNITIVA,
N,: prof. otvt,tstyen
tW
K.I., rod.lmd-va;49 . , takhn.red.
[Soil colloidal FochyamWe kollaidjr. Xoskvm. Isd-vo Akad.neuk SSSR,
1957- 144 P WRA 11:3)
(cohoids) (Boils)

-A;Bsqx -a N. doktor selodcoftograys Prof.: VILITAKS. T.T.,
ism0 nawk,
CwtNae asuk, w0f. I I.N.. doktor kh1u. nank. prof.;
IN, V.A., land khIs. awk, dots.
Ch*vA*tr.v departiments or the Aaad*W during the Soviet rule (with
BUMPJ? In RacUshl. lar. TWhA no.4tl69-180 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(ftstiSt77)

tGOPI i1 :;oil Scionco. Phr~ical and Cht=lcal Pmportios cf Sr,.jB.
Ab-, JL)t-x Rof 7-hur - Biologly'k, i1o A, 1958, No- 72673
scil. Acidity of tbo lattor ie tba result if hydrc'~--is
of &J.,=imLi cnlts, which are formed In tho anity
extract by the ~m-tial docomposition of crystal lattlecs
of the acid alvii0fii1tcaten of tL,.) p-imnt Cl.-. the
bnsin of the givo-a thermographic invoetigatione of Bamplos
of ealmnitcy, troatod with aluminum chloride, the porai-
bility & f indine Al in the oxchaW corAition vith a pF
ml, 4 in ~IonloO - Al Iona ir. the noll entor into tdo
compcsitloi- ~,f clny minerals, organic complexes, or are
fmini iii Cw fom of LdtictralA which am frnwd during tho
docominz,sa.tion of th~Dso and athers. Tbo n_,1poarELivv of Al
in tho anIxitc. sAutiorm is explained by zhe protol~rtic
roactiona IToceod on the n1mb>a1licato ourfneo, as
A, roxalt (if Allikeh partial hydremlic. adq(vptim. of nold
and 'ras~us froa noutral ealts occurs. -- T. D. Yxxnzova
CMr,i :,/22
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ALZ$Ug, S.11. 4pktar ssl*skokhoxysystvswWkh asuk; XALNGANOV. B.F.. dots.
Using the slactric conductivity method for doterminiqg soluble salts
iu 6011[vith summary Is lkgltohl. 1xv. ?MA so. 3:229-232 05B.
Ooil*--Analysis)

AISSRIN. S.M., prof., doktor sel'skokhosraystvaWkh nauk
11
Fropor-tion between principal components of cowls milk [with summary
in Inglish]. Illy. TSXhA no.6tl69-176 158. (MIRA 12:1)
(Milk-Composition)

SOV/58-59-8-17724
Translated front ReferatlyM Zhurnal Fizika, 1959. Nr 8, p 108 (USM)
AUTHORS- Alesh)41-A.~!., Ivanov, A.N., ChernIkova. T.N.
Tr=: On the Variability of Us Surface Tension of Aqueous Solutions of
Surfaco-Active Substances
PERrODICAL- Pokl. Moak. a. kh. akad. Lm. K.A. TImiryazeva, 1958, Hr 39, pp 279-282
AB37RACT- The eqvatl on A 6 - ZCA 4 C (whered 45 is the reduction in the surface
tension of the solution, Z - 60 - 15, Is the difference between the
surfaco tension of water and that of alcohol, and K Is the constant of
surfaco tension) was verified for an aqueous solution of Isobutyl.
alcohoL. The estimated and the experimentally verified surface tension
at vaxLous concentrations were found to be in good agreement.
T.V.Z.
Caj-d 1/1

. . ~ t~ - ". , ,.prof.. doktor sellskoldhoz. mam
Fropmortion between soluble protein and fat In cov's milk. 1ST.
TSDA no.51181-186 139 (KIRA 13:3)
(milk-compasition)

ALM111H. S. If.
"PhYBLcE~chemlr&L CouUtIons In Krasnozem Formation".
i,eport sulunitted. tor the 7th Corgress of International Society of' Soil Science
Madison, Wiscons1n, 1.5-23 Aug 6o.

AISSHIN, S.N., doktor Ithimich*mIdIch nauk, prof.
Sm-faco activity of aqueous solutions. Isv. TSKM no.2:.137-156
1606 (HIRL 34W
(surface active agents)

ALBSEIN. 3.11 .,..Aoktor s*l'akokho%Mstve=jykh n&uk, prof. GORB. A-I..
M
--'adWibiLy mauschAv sotrtainik.
Determining adsorbed sodium in moil@ (vith 9-y in Anglish].
Tive.MS nk mo.4tM-97 160. (MM 13 19)
(Soils-Sodium content)

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AIUHIIC, S.N.
"Uchnnga absorption in the ocLil &Dd the "aWlation of nutrItive
oubstmeen by plantam W (Prof. I A4V.Poterburtakil. Reviewed by
S.N.Aaoishin. Nauch. dokl. vys. shkoly; biol. nauki no.2%239-240
161. (MIRA 1415)
(PLUITS--MRITION) (PRTMWRGSKII, A.V.)

Aumms, S.mnA,,P=IIMIII, A.11.
4 .1- 1 ,
Using a sodito Class electrode for detemIning the absorption
or sodilm in Doillor PocInvoyedshim no.Itn4-121 J& 162.
(MM 17: 1)
1. Hoskarskaya sell skokhozMotvennajra akademiya imai
7,wry"eva.

--AWW"y4;-U"-, daktor OW&O~s"tvamnykh nauk, prof.;
SHAXIIPXIIAMETGVS U.Sh.0- aspirant
HaVipto of the absurpti-ba 6f or&Wde substances by the
saU. In. TSKU rA.2%31-4 162. (KRA 15-.9)
VA-m-, (Ull absorption)

At S.Nam doktor sellskoacs. mauk, prof.
vmmw~lmrl-~Iw
",icoiehemical interpretation of the secretion of cowls
uIlk. bv. TSIMA no.6t217-226 062. (KIM 1& 6)
(lactation)

J,VPqVm,.S.Mq.m Ookt*r sollsko)(bcz. nauk, prof.; SHATMUKHgmr-TOV, M.Sh,,
aspirant
Chamgvb of tbm adneralogical cceposition of Podzolic soile as
a reoix1t, of the -use of fertilizers over a period of mny years.
Izv. TSM no.6t64-73 163. (MMA 17:8)

hr

. .- - ~
Concemnin the article "Gr- notentials of the Upper
Plioceme of the northern ' irpiar SPR r---4Pn." Goo'..
nefti. I (;am& 6 no.P-62-.3 o~' c i ~.3 1 4;.. (I~LLI 15-.2)
(Omapiam Sea r 31 -m-Goe. laturel., -:xeoiogy)

ALWHI 5j"Ohl
More moralv%ndise for the improve nt of living conditions*
Sov.tomg. no.2:10--12 V '59. (MMA 12:2)
(Household appliances)

Allsarm, V. (Lt. C01.1
"Tbim RaRlation Reconnaissance and Trvop's Actions in Locality Affected by
Radioactivity In 14inter," Xrasn*ya Zvesda, llo.26, nage 22, Februar7 1, 1955
Sumvwvr or artolla D 241649, June 55
T--'A~ J~ sliftr taF444-
p

Alj=M,_L,.jxshazer.
Ataxia electric power stations. Inkh.sel.23 [i.e.241 ne.7,5-8 JI
156. (Atomic power industry) (KCRA 9:9)

Atowle energy at the vervies of 2mnkind. Sov-voin 33 no.18:14-15
s 10. NLRA 10:9)
i. Olavn)rjr ustudist navillona "Atounays energiya v nirn7kh teelrakh."
(Atomic enerar)

PL~'e-s hl IV.) V'4i ,
AFMORASULOV, D.bl.. prof.: LRYBOVICH, N.M., assistant;
Diagnrmia of for*ien bodies of tho eacwhagus.
no.1091-198 156
(ESOPRAQUS--YMION BODINS)
AlESHIN. V.A., ordinAtor
S~b.,t ~;Ak.XWP
(MIRA 11:3)

pl,~," 'l- , - , - / . ;p
-" "1 1. . :~ ,e% ,'~
14 ' '1 '0 1 " /~ I
prof.; MnldilCH. N.M.. assistant*, ordInator.
X-ray diagnonis of foreign bodits of the reenirntory trnet. Sbor.
trud.Tnahk.)MVP no.l:lQ9-202 '56 (KIRA 11-3)
(BBSPIRATORT OlaAlIS--YMIGN BCM339S)

A18803. W.A.. WAIdat tokW*heskM nAuk.
Vibration tie tawring vachlues. V*2t.TSUI "S 15 uo.2-.60 15 056*
(XUA 9:12)
(Railroads-fles)

ALWHIY. V.A.. kand.tekhm.neuk
The electric ballauter replace* the crowbar. Put' i t.khos.
00.11P21-15 N '57. MIRA 10:11)
(Ballast (Railroads))

AIWIIII. V.A., itand.tekhm.nauk
Nondoitacha'ble ballast-cleaning machines and a calculation of
tbolr op6rational crals. Yest.TSMI RPS 18 no-3:9-15
Ov 4,59 04IRk 12, 8)
Paliast (Railroads)) (Railroads-Iquipment. and supplies)

wutmxo 'Nik*3Ar RnmIa"viabi OMUw Vlktor Upifanoviabic 9
,AUtsmy V A
kud. Ukkm4. noukp ret"havat) MMOV, M.T.v k"I,-U-kEn--. UM
retand*114) XXABAMt ToP*' 'Snsb.t I-ot"nseutj ABRAGAM, S.R., lush.,
red. i DOM&A, T4AJ-' to":. roe.
[Traak ~mcblnery wd o"bantaft] Putwvye masbirq i makhmiaq. Ko-
akwa, Voss. isdatel'sV*6"11p. ab"odiu-mis M-va putei soobabeberAiao
1962. 319 p. (mm 3418)
(R41roado-Squlpnut md rupplies) (Itailroads.-Track)

. tek hn.nauk
Problem of the stabillration of the ballast foundation of the rai-1-
road track. Trudy TSNII MPS no.2170-8 '61. (MIRA 15:1)
(Ballast (Railroads))

ALEMN, V.A., kand.tekhn.nauk, PUZANOVA, N.I., inzh.
Mastic and residual deformations of the track in connection with
the various slethods, areas and degrees of tamping of the ballast
t;i-c2n section. Trudy TSNIt MPS no.217:56-70 '61. (MIRA 15:1)
(Ballast (Railroads)) (Strains and stresses)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6124
Koff, Zynya Abramovich, Petr Rikhaylovich Soloveychik, Vladimir
Arkadlyevlch,,:Aleshin~ Mark lzrailevich Orinshpun.
Kholodnaya prokatka trub (Cold Rolling of Tubes). Sverdlovsk,
Metallurgludmt, 1962. 431 P. Errata slip inserted. 4,300
copies printed.
Reviewer4 V. L. Kolmogorov, Candidate or Technical Sciences;
Ed.: V. P. Kellnik; Ed. of Publishing House: M. M. Syrchina;
Tech. -Ed.: H. T. Mallkova.
PURPOSE: This book Is intended for process engineers, designers,
and scientific research workers.
CiVERAGE.1 The book reviews designs of rolling mills and the
technology of the cold rolling or tubes. The kinematics and
dynaules of rolling mills are desoribed, and a basis is given
for proper amlection of the main parameters of their parts.
Problems relating to the deformation of metal, roll pass design,
Card 1/#

Cold Rolling of Tubes
SOV/6124
and u9nufactwre of tools are discussed at length. Advanced
pra,:tloos in the cold rolling of stool tubes for various
purposes are summarized. Methods of boosting the output of
rolling millm and of improving the production quality are
reviewed, and prospects of further development of the process
of *old-roll:Lng tubes are analyzed. The authors express their
thanks to Yu. K. Kothevnlkov, L. M. Borisov, V. N. Sarapulov,
and to V. L. Kolmogorov,, Candidate of Technical Sciences, for
their ansistanop- Th&re are 61 references: 57 Soviet, 3 English,
and 1 German.
TABLE a CONTENTS (Abridged]:
Foreword 3
Introduetion 5
Ch. I. Bsasis for Selecting Main Parametera of Cold-
Rolling Tube Mille 10
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L Ijp(c) JDIHN
FACC NRJ AF6018.3W (91 SOURCE CODE: UR/0133/66 30/006/0530/0532
AUTHOIG: Kolmogorov V. L,; Urallskiy, V. I.; Sokolov, I. A.i
Q41WA-U., I
Moisey".. G* P I Krovsikov, R.P.; i.-j-P-a-v1c-v, A. I.; Khorosh1kh, Yu. G.
ORG: Famourallakly Now Pi i Plant (Pervoiarallskiy novotrubnyy zavod); Ural
Scion-flrl7c RoireiWeh linwisti - for Porrous Metals (Urallskiy n.-i. inotitut
motajuov)
TITLEt Shortcut in Vie production cycle of cold-rolled pipes
SOURCE: Stall, no. 6, 1966, 53D-532
TOPIC TWSt metal tube, metal drawing, metal rolling, steel 20 steel, 45 steel$,
30KhGSA stool, OKhI81110T stool
ABSTRACri An izve.-tij~tion o~/pllytticity ft cold rollimg of the more widely
usled stool pipe3l (~Zlf 3QKhG$ carried out. The plasticity of
the notal (Y) vao detormb-.ed as a function of the elonGntion coefficients SX/so of
ind diamtor ratio 4./d.. Tne experimental results are shvwn graphically ( tie
?iw. 1). The mnxinxin residual stresses were calculated after H. Anderson Snd G. I
rahlman (journal of the Institute o Metals, 1925, v. 34, No. 3, p. 271-275).
It was found that repeated dravinafafter cold rolling without employing an inter-
mediato thermal trootannt yielded pipes with satisfactory mecharLirjq_pERp2rtieak
7he combined draving and rolling process permits a sbortenl!4-57-the usual /<
UDC -. 621,n4j.5,3.37

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during short-aet drawing of pipes
or StOO13 20 (a), 45 (b), 30KhGSA
and mumaor (d); numbers an
the curven corroupcad to the change
iii pipe diameter (I,/do as a result
of drawing. S:,~S. ratio or elonga-
tion coeffIcients.
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production cycls, resulting in considerable an inGs in production costa.
art. ha$2 1 table, 2 grephs, and I equation.
SUB COLE: 3-1/ SU1311 DATE: none/ OTH RLF: 001
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IWMTOR: Mukovskty, A. I.; Wovskly. V. .1.1 Helkov, X. N.-. Aleshin, V. A.;
Kute&1n8kI
DRO: none
TITLE: A dev-1ce foW Introducing g(MAlves%while fueling aircraft. Clue 62,
So. l8h3L5O
SOURCE: rzabret pmm bbraz to~ -iu,, io. 15'. 1966, 196
TOPIC TA~S: aircr&ft fuel system, fuel additiveo,aircraft fuel system equipment
AMTRACT: An Author Certificate has beef Issued for a device for introducing
additives vhile fueling an aircraft. It contains a tank for the additives with a
measuring glass, receiving neck, and a drain tap connected with a pipe through a
pump, a flow tap, wid a sprayer vith a fuel-supply line. For the automatic regula-
tion of the fuel ad&tive, its pump is connected to a vane pump, vhich is inside the
ftel-supp17 lime anti to spun by the flow of fuel. (SAI
SUB CDEE: 21, Ol/ SUBM DATE: IhMar(A
UDC: 629.13.01/.'o6

A= Nib wimcs com; uR/oW/66/ooo/014/0010/0010
_ ,.I :PrIdia, 0. M.; Goncharov, V. P--, F etaki
XXVHX7W-. Caufmon. M. Gh.; Ale",t%,,.Yt_A ar X
M. I.; Sirotlnxkijr, S. M.; SlAoveyeblIt P. M.
ORG: None
7ITLE. A methoit ror producina tubes with a wall thickness which Yaries with length.
class 7. so. 28306
SOME: Izobret prom abraz toy va, no. 14, 1966, 10
TAGS: metaZ tube,, metal rolling
6TRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces a setbod for proaucing titoes V.1th a
al thickness which varies with length. The no~tbod consists of varying the distance
rtweea the rollers or moving the mandrel during rolling. 7his method is used on w1d
k1l.ing pipe ^Ms. A tube vith varying wall thickmess Is used instead of tre blank.
a thIckness of the vall or we tube varies according to a law corresponding to that
' the ri-qshed Vroduct. TW% in done In order to r*duee metal pressure an the roller
id to anauxe the production of tube* vith a significant difference in wall thickness
.%b-dut cracking.
ODDR. 13/ SUN DAIM 13J~alfih
ill I UDC; 621-TT4.3.002

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A26022508 SOURCE CODEs
A St "uf1am" X~ Sh.1 Bbsykevicth, S. A. 1 Zolmogorov, V- 1t4 bw A 2
Ale ikovp i kht 12070
!rdAV'&'#'qj Wsoyevg G. F41 Woutl
77 U23 0
i~
ORO: none
TITL'Et Mmura-ituro of tvo-layer pipes with continuous longitudinal obsonals, between
layers
SMCEt SU10, no. 4, 1966, 3415-349
TOPIC TAWs pipe, steel, metal tubet metal forming
ABSMACTs A method for namfecturing double layer steel Xh18X10r p1pee with contina
Vous longitixtinal chumale beftsen We layers was dovsloj~w. TIM methods for the
pmlu*tLan cot ohmmols an the outer surface of the Inner pipe were investigated-&
rolling motbod azA a cutting method. A schematio of the experimental installation is
presented (Boa Fig. 1). It was found that both methods yielded pipes with smooth
surfaces and unitwu inner channels between the layers. The overall rate of pipe
produati.on, ftplqrJxq the cutting or drawing method, was 200 motors/boo. Double
layei pipes having a diameter from 17 to 45 mm have been prodmood Industrially. no-
fonowing people took part in the experimental works P, B. Rrabikovg 1. As
Y, and Ya. Z. Grinberg.
P*do!2M!!qrj 4. Pt :~. Y9. It Tikh*no
Cosd 1/2 -- M - -6699774*31

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Fig. 1. Take for dra*irAg laq4tudinal
channels an the outer murfaoe of pipese
or
is. &rt. bass 3 gmPha.
SIM CM91 Ii/ OM an$
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ACC NRs AP7003873 N-f-SOURCE_-COD'E:-U- -R-/-01-3-3'/-67-/000/001/0070/007i7
Au-nim ILaufman, H. Sh.; Aleshin,,V. A.; Chemerinskaja, R. I.; Dovbenko, R. P.;
yo-.Geyev, 0. P.; Xuanetsov, B. N.. Aleksandrovskaya, S. L.; Biryukova, M. A.
OF.G: Pcn,oural'sk New-Tube Plant (Pervoural'skiy novotrubnyy zavod)
TITLE: ~.',Mufacture. of tubes from EX-711 steel
SOURCE: $tal', no. 1, 1967, 70-72
IOPIC TAGS. M ---rn i- tube. chromium manganese nickel steel, titanium contai
T nft
steel, temsLla strength, yield stress. elongation -/EI-711 steel
ABSTRACT, EM-711 steel (Kh14Gl4H3T) has been substituted for Khl8Nl0T steel (AIS1-324
in tube pxoductiom at the Pervoural'sk New-Tube plant. Tube blanks, 50 rx-A in diameter
and 250 mm long. axe heated up to 1100, 1150 or 1180C and pierced into shell cases
50 = in diameter and 500-550 = long. with a 6.5 mm wall thickness. Shell cases
heated up to 1180C before piercing have the beat interior surface. The shell cases
are hot rolled to $3 x 6.5 a=. warm-rolled (at 100-150C) to 32 x 2.7 MM, cold-rolled
to 16 x 0.9 mm, and finally cold-drawn into 10 x 1.0 =a tubes. The mechanical
properties >f finished tubes in the heat-treated condition were: tensile strength
75-78 kg/=2. yield strength 37-43 kg/mm2, and elongation 44-56%. Orig. art. has:
1 2 figures azA 2 tahLes.
SUB CODE: 1.1, 13/ SUBM DATE: non*/ ORIG REF: 002/ OTH-REF: 001/
Card 1/1 UDCt 621.774.35

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Lon m4y be accompanied, by juclca.r
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law

IRHMr:JXEV, V-I,-; ALESSIN, V.G.; SATENKO,
- - -""* .............-
Dattirmi-ni,;,g, t~e velocity conatants
ccnploxes of rare earth ions. DokI
D 165.
Te.A.
of enor,7 trnnsfer in chelate
AN SFSR 165 no.:~,1048-1051
OM: ?.A 19: 2 )
1. Submitt,bul April 26, 1.965.

50)
AUTHOR I Aleshin, V. I SOV/33-36-3-11/29
TITLEi tha Asy=etry of the Radial Velocity Curve of Cepheids
PERIODICAL: Astronomicheakiy thurnal.1959,vol 36,Nr 3,PP 468-476 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: 2he author trios to interprete the asymmetry in the course of
the radial velocity observed for the Cepbeids. At first the
author gives a survey on the papers devoted to this question; he
nxintioas S.k.Zhevakin, D.A.Frank-Kamenetskiy and others. Then a
rough qualitative investigation of the process is carried out
with a model of one layer. It is shown that great changes of the
density and small oscillations of the surface layer can produce
it, rigoro-july asymmetric motion. Then a discrete model of five
layers (see Schwarzschild Z-Ref 31,32-7) is used in orier to
Rrove 1by numerical integration of the motion equations, that the
msymmetry of the radial velocity-time-curve of stars with & mass
eonoentration increasing highly at the center can be explained
Card 1/2

9
Cn the Anymnetry of the Radial Velocity Curve SOV/33-36-3-11/29
of Cephelde
weLl by 1) change of the elastic properties of the gas with its
densityl 2) velocity of the diminution of the gravitational
onlirgy at conpression.
There are 2 tables, 2 figures, and 35 references, 17 of which
axQ Soviet, 7 English, I Indian, 2 German, and 8 American.
11-*"~)7^1 imchno-i as I cdovatel I nyy radiofizicheskiy in-t pri Gor1kovskom
,iniversitete (Scientific Research Institute of Radiophysics
'L t " lror'ki. Univervity)
slurn- !T*",--." 1 Yc':l 23, 1959
Card 2,12

AIESHIM, V.I.
1
Aztooscinations of variable stam ketron.ahur. 41 no.2s
201-2n ft,-Ap t64. (MIRA 17W
1. RadlorlsichookLy institut Gor$kovskogo gosudarstvennogo
univeraltata in. S.I.Lobacherskago.

- "!!!~? .1 1
j
Iffect of the bkdrogm and Rel icalsatim smas an the pulea-
tim propertl"'of varloble sUrs of the oepWd type. Astrcm.
zlmro 41 noa,6tlO56-20Q F-D 164 (KCU 1821)
1. INdlofisichookly itatitut Ger2karokogo goaudarstrannogo
mlvwsit*ta.

AwgAL-y"MI. ,
Inctors governing the deposition of Paleogene sediments in the
unt2tbarn Emba upland tc the northwestarn a ad northern Uat-Urt.
'Ir-ady Inut.nefti AN rAzakh.SSJk 3:53-60 '59. (HIBe. 13:1)
(Ust-Urt--Geology. Structural)

NIKOLAUVA, N.V., insh.) AL MIN, V.M., inxb.
Redesigning of' the qive of the MO-Z?4 switch. Inargetik
11 ao.L20~-22 Ja 63. (Ileatria Iswitchgear) (MRA 16tl)
(ftdroolsotria power statlona-4quipment and supplies)

"HIM, V411.1, YUFLIYEVA, T.N.
Upper Pliocene sediments in some regions of the -northern
Citapian 14wland. Trudy VNIING no.W30-140 162. (KMA 16s10)

TSYGMOV, A.V.; V.M.
HIstory of the forMStion of levvllng surfacem on the right
tmink of the Volga in Volgograd Province. bokl. kH SSSR
154 no.2052-354 J064. (MIRA 17t2)
1. Volgogradakiy nauchno-Issledovateltskiy institut nertyanoy
I gazavoy prouWahlewtosti. Pr"~~4,fXeuo akadenikon D.I.
Shcherbakovys.

TSYGkNKOV, A.7.; AIMHIN, V.M.
,, I I.- I ~ """"
Large river bonds or the Volga Valley portion of Volgograd
Province and their cotmeetion with recent tootcnic moresients.
Is. AN SSSR Sor. geog. no.600-U N-D 164 (MIRA Iasi)
1. Volgogradakiy nauebno-issledowatel'skiy institut nefti i
gesof

L Gil
SOURCI C(YDE- UR/3197f65j00f002/0209/02i6
-2--2-1
_
AMOR: Ts
~2jrjLazjk YjL A. V.; Aleshin, V. M.; Cherkasov, G. 1.
ORG: none
TITLEt Multidiscipline study of the most recent and contemporary movements of the
earth's crust in the Lover Volga region
SOURCE: AN EstSSR. Institut fixiki i astronomii. Sovremennyye dvizhentya zemnoy
kory. Recent crustal movements. no. 2, 1965, 209-216
TOPIC TAGS: strvctural geology, tectonic movements, geodetic iwvv**ng Ai4-4,%A-4-f-
,f z/
ABSTRACT: The most recent and contemporary'~ectonic movements of the earth's crust
play a leadinst role In the formation of relle-r-a-n-J-ii-CFuc-tiire-and-~-1--a-0--fi~ tW~_control
of geomorphological processes taking place on the earth's surface. These movements
result from the displacement along faults of blocks of the crystalline basement. A
direct relationship between qualitative and quantitative criteria is established
which can be used to corroborate the correctneRs of certain conclusions. Regional
study of these crustal movements oakes it possible to detect large geotectonic ele-
ments caused by movements of blocks in the basement. Zones of local uplift and
subsidence can be identified against the regionni background of uplifts and sub-
stdences, using niultidiscipline structural-geomorphological methods and repeated
leveling. Inadoqvate assessment of the role of the most recent and contemporary
L"rd ILZ-. - - -UDC:.5AQP.

L 38383-66 .--
';kiCRC *;; i 6-6 111- i -4 i - -' -- * (:5--
movements of the carth's crust often leads to Incorrect interpretation of the time
of formation of structural forms. In addition, tectonic activity tends to Improve
reservoir capabilities and cometimes even helps to create the reservoirs (by
jointing). (n)
SUB CDDHi 060MI SUB14 DATE* none/

SAUISCV, Ashot Arakelovichj
Al"IMOVICII, A.V., insb,, retaensent; GREHILOV, D.I.,
kond. tekbn.nmk, reteenzent; DIDMIN, T.S., retsen-
rxint; BMISHOSM, V.M., doktor tekhn. neak, nauchMy
rod.; SHMNOV, TVA., red.j KILYAKOVA, D.M., tekhr.. red.
[Iluele.ar pover reactors) rmargeticheAde iaderiwe reaktory.
lAwingrad, Goo. soiusnoe imd-vo sudofftroit. promyshl.p
1961. 370 p. Nuclear reactors) (MM 15t2)

im NR: AP6002556 SOURCE CODES UR/M6/65/000/023/0055/0055
AuTwoRst vlazoT., _L. IA Aloshi~j V. S.
ORGa none
TITLEt Method tor measur:~ng We temperature of liquid and gau stream. Class 42,
No. 176706 ;.,. -,
SOURCE: byullulenl izobrotozdy I tovarnykh anakov, no. 23, 1965, 55
TOPIC TAGSv tanporaturo measuroment, liquid flow, gas flow
ABSIRACr: This Author Certificate presents a method for igeMuring the temperaturg
of liquid and gas streams. The method consists of reading two thermally coupled
detectors haviN: differing response rates to temperature changes of the medivAp
decreasing tAia readinga of one of the detectors a definite number of times, am
subtracting thisi result from the readings or the second detector. To decrease tho
error with asiplifIcation of the output signal a;W to simplify the measuring
procedures the difference in readings of the two detectors is taken, amlifiod
a fixod number (if timea, and added to the readings of the detector with the smaller
Cord :L/2 am 536.532.084.82/.83

iACC MRs AP6002556
response rate. The amplification coefficient depending on the degree of thermal
couplimg between the detectors in defined as the ratio of the temperature
difference of tba medium and the detector vith the smaller re3ponse rate to the
twoperature difference of the two detectors.
WB COSs 20/ SUM DAM 20NOV64
lot

L 04272-67
ACC K&
)JP46013296 SOME CODES UR/04-13/66/000/008/0090/0090
AUTHORSt VlAnova V. I*; Alexhinp V. S.
CHG z none.
I TITIZ: A gAugo iror the temperature of liquid or gas. Class 42, No. 180830
SOURCE: Isobreteniya, promyshlennyys obraztsy, tovarMye znaki, no. 8, 1966, 90
TOPIC measurement, thermocouple, 4CqaF_' cogs
X/oul
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a gauge for registering the temperature
of liquid or gas. The gauge contains two thermally connected thermocouples. To
Alm"M h substantially the thermal inertia, one of the thermal electrodes in made In
the form of a massive metallic two--otep rod, the second stop of which is usually of
a =wUer diameter. This rod carries two ducts carrying the other two thermal elec-
trodes made of, xV, chromel. On* contact in made on the face of the small stop of
the first thermooleatrodo, and the second Is formed on Its bass. To simplify the
measuring circuit, the thermoolootrodes or the gauge are so selected that the ratio
between the sensitivity of the thez couple made of two dissialba electrodes passing
through the ducts of the first thermoolectrode and the sensitivity of the thermc-
couple connected an the face of the wall stop of the first thermoelectrode is amanei
than unity.
SUB COIX x 13 SWK DMs Ugcy"
cmd JAfV not S36.532.ML.M/.83

LURIT11, R.I.. lmno.takhn.u&uk,. ALURIN, Y.Y.: MIN. K.Tu.
Dwrice for recording instanta"ous ftel consunption. Ayt.
prva. no.1:33-36 Js 160o (MIRA 13:5)
1. Ocouda"tvonnyy mcruxV7 ordena Tmdovogo Krasnogo Enament
aeutibno-imeledowatellskir avtomobillrqy I avtonotorny7 lustitut.
(Automobile*--lual consuaption-YWasaronent)

LEd'TE. M.1.1 A111,11ITY, V.V.
Sale-Oting Opti-1- angles for the alignment cf rear wheels of
the "Zftpor~izhets" autmobile by testing on P stand with
running drms. Avt. prom. 30 no.303-.34 Yr 164.
(MIRA l7t6)
1. GoxuAurstvewqy soyuznyy ordens Trudovogo Krasnego
Znaavml nauchno-issIsdoratellakly avt~omobillnyy i avtomotorrqy
institut.

ALIMM-0 'Ye. P., Candidate of Blol Sol (dins) - "Ptkysiologleal aspects Of the
sproutIrig of rttie needs". moacow, 1959. IS pp (Aced Scl MR, Ir-st of Plant
PlkysloloF7 in X* A& TimiryaxeT), 110 copies (KL, No 22, 1959p 111)

Tt. 1. arxi YF~,lYG:N. P. S. (USSR)
"Bloz-h-all"try of Inflores-cerce in
Rop.irt ~,rerorttotl 7-t the '.th Intern-Alow-I Biochocalfitr~ Conrross.
Mos~.Dw. ID-lor, Allir 1.-961

Amon,
Vator rogiuen of a rice field during the period of seed germination.
risiol.rest. 6 no.6:?37-74C) X-V '59. (MIRA 13:4)
1. ImUn lkyerivestal 1199 Btation Krasnodar.
(Nice-Water requirements) lGerminetion)

ALUMNI TO.,?.
Physiological cbaracteristics of germination of rice needs. Asiol.
rant. 7 no.6t6790435 1606 (KMA 1411)
1. KuWm Rice X*erimntal Stations Xrasuodar.
(Rice) (09raluation)

AIMEMIt, YO~?4 '. YlUll-SOLUM16 3-y-
TurdkAl oxides** in germinating rice seeds. Dokl. AN SSSR 134 no.3:
7244,26 5 l6o. (MM 13:9)
1. ItOnnakaya rlmovVa opytoap otautmiya i Xrasnodarokly institut
pls'h(jh*voy proo"blemosti. Prodstavlono akad. A.L. Kursanovym.
(Wdames) (Goralnation)

AIMUR, III.P.
-.. ......... ..
Roc4 respiration in rice and its relation with ion absorption.
Iwv. JLN SSSR. Ser. biol. no.2:256-261 Mr-Ap 161. (MIRk 14:3)
1. The Xubnn Experimental. Rice -Sta%ion. Krasnodar.
(RICE) (PLMS-MPIRATION)
(ROM'S (BOTANY)) '

Im INPP.S.1 SAUTICS, H.A.1 FERIMOVA, T.M.
Effurb at gibberello acid on rice. Fisiol. rest. 8
no-0460466 161. (KML 14 zU)
1. Lluban Uperimental Rice Station, Krasnodar.
(Gibbe"llic aeid)
(Rice)

ALESHIII , TO.. ., kand. bial. noukj YARKU, S.A.; SWEXERKO, A.N.;
l.Iti;CMMKC), K.S., kand. scltkhoz. nauk; CF:'J.JXGV, I.I.;
SAVIVIII, V.K.1 RODICRIOV, 1-,.S.; iUDIN, Yu.P.; FEEDO.'.(Alk,
Tu.A.$ red.; SRTAIIIDX, L.D.j tekhn. red.
[Growing rice on irrigated DuAs] VozdelMnle risa na
oronhawWkh zemliakh. 1.',oskva, Imd-vo m-va sellkhoz.
WIWSE, 19C%7. 101 P. (MMLA 16:122)
(Rict-)

Yc,.i'.; Fll-'~-KOLDAX(Al, B.V.; fdt'fi-VOIKU, YP.N.
l1rLinvy aboorption of ions by rice roots. FiLiul.ra---L. 12- no.1:39-
44 J-a - F 16 5. (MIRA 18:3)
L Kuhanskaya rlsovaya opytnkya stantsiya, Krafnodar.

CiNGF:N, V.Y,; fLF0i'1!. Ye I
..-...-..:-. :.. , J-'..-.~t. ..,
Ox!.flntir.,n of ji~.,Eincls t;-.. lel',f homos,~,.nates C't WC Wt~Jlt
var!'Al-!F-, difreving, Jn %neir reislrtsrce *-c stx~m m;-t. Fi-.-'ol.
rup% 12 rl-.-.g '65. NTRA 3P,-.12)
1.
.11 "Upi Lo 1 :1 . ~',ibmll t ted ('-.- to tie -, "'.
I

ALESHIM, Ye.7., inzh.
MakLng plane for the leveling of landa irrigated by varicua
moibods. Gidr. i mel. 15 no.602-40 Jo 163. (KIRA 16:8)
1. Yunhnyy goeudarstvonn7y inatitut po proyektirovaniyu
vo(lokhomMystvonnago i maliorativnogo stroitellatva.

I.S.. karAidat t*khnloh*sktkh mauk: AIJISHINA. A.L. Inzhener.
'"ON mmmum
?Imsh and ignition points of scented liquids. Mmal.-zhir.prom.
Z5 no.A:)&3q 157. (XLRA 10:
1. Kubunakiy v*l'sU*khosynystvsuw institut (for Budlico).
1, Kr4mm6darskayA peeywoor sys, f abriba (fop Aleshina).
(perfumery)

t
. Tmi, q. V.) ALIS.W114-lig A.K,
I
.jnai--Ics MICI influfmce of oak forestn tin solls. Time- 1-nst. lesa
JU S35-"r, !,o. 71 10914
SO: ll!)5Z

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-
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INLYAUVA, To.D., prof.t BLIVINs S.A., prof.; DOWSKATA, Te.A.; ALISSIZA,
A.R.,- Y30ORDTA. A.S.
Treatment of dysentery In children with Individual selection of
antibiotics depending on the sensitivity of the microbes. Ndlatriia
37 oo.802-86 Ag 159. (MIRA 1331)
1. Is pediatrichaskor I a1kroblolog-lobeekoy kafedr XPAininstogo
meditsiaskogo instituta (dirsictor - dotsent A.11. lusbuev) I Infektal-
onnap otdolenlya 2-jv gorodskay bollnitay (gl&YW vrach O.A. GoIld-
%amd).
(DI ]MY. BACILIA]ff s In Infancy & childhood)
(ANT1310HOS. therapy)

AIMIM. F.
. . -- ,, .-Wmpmmftoft~
SclentifIc work on the stuly of the stwAard of living of
Soviet worIcars. Blul.nome h. inform. trod i zar.plata, no.1:28-
34 159. (MIRA 12:4)
(Cost and staulard of living)

ALUSMIU, V., &VMWSOYA. S.
Calcm1uting the ftturs cmswqptibn norm for textiles ard shoes.
Blul.- n&uch. inform-t trtd I sar* plat& 3 no.8t44 4 160.
(XIRA 13:9)
(Textile W=tri-Produation standards)
(Shoo Wustry-Production stwAards)

BAGMUIK, U.p KUZNBTSOVAO 1.1 VASILIUTA, V.; BMASBOVAp M.;
~HAJUMVA 0- 1.
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01 OVUue of intrapulmonary Penicillin Therapy in Pul-
Emery Suppuratioux,n F. 1. Aleshina, Faculty Th*M-
Pautics Clinic, rAningrad State pediatric Ned Inst,
3 Ys
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FInds in tests an W cases that local (intragulmon-
Or) application of Penicillin Is -all effective In
Va3monary abscesses than Intramuscular application.
WM proper technique, danger of infection of the
#Iowa in vary =all. Moist effective dosage:
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Aftle dozes at WODO to me xilli= units dal.W.'
AbOw -drainsgs of pavlaut contents -of &bscsxs4_.__
iFw~ before applicelon of penicillin if possIbU.
useful preparatwy measure In cases re-
suripM. . Dir, Faculty Therapeutics CUAIC:
V. A. Valldman, Ron Warkc;~ of Sel.

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UrudU Uorapy in myooardium Warcts and atenocardia. Vop. pat.
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