SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ANDRIANOV, M.S. - ANDRIANOV, V.M.

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ANDRI
*p of agroclimatic zones and regions in Carpathian provinces of
the WzAnian S.S.R. Hauch.dohl.vya.ehkoly; gool.-gaog.nauki
no.1:1.73-177 '59. (MI]bl 12 -.6)
1. Chernovitakly universitat, geograficbeekiy fakulltat, kafedra
gidrologit i klinatologii.
(Carpathian Mountain region-Crope and climate)

ANDRIZOV, Mikhail Timofeyevicb, inzli.; DELOV, M.P., red.
-
[Small mixed brigades at lumbering camps; from the
practices of logging camps in the Khabarovsk Economic
Region) Ma3,ve kompleksnye brigady na lesozagotovkakb;
iz opyta lespromkhozov Khabarovskogo ekonomichaskogo
raiona. Khabarovsk., Khabarovskoe knizhnoe Izd-vo,
1964. 28 p. (MIRA 18:3)

it-IfDRIAROV. H.V. -inzher-er.
Sectional rainforc,~ i- -r)nerbte bridges for the transportation of
peat by, rail. Tor!% ~, rom. 34 no-4*31-N '57. (KLRA lo: 6)
1. Gosudaretvanny-F TT:stltut po proyaktirovaniyu zavodov torfva-
noy promyshlennobt-
Concrete) (Peat-Tranopor tat Ion)

GROOMES G.P.; ANMIA OV$ N.Y. --
Blanks for drawing micron-diameter wires. Xatis.proizv.no.1:89-96.
156. (KM 10:2)
1. Beloretskiy stalsprovolochbp savod.
(Wire)

SOy/133/58-9-23/29
AUTHORS:Gvozdyk, G. P. (Engineez)-And A
WAU
TITLE: The Durability of Diamond Dies for Micron Size Wire
(Stoylcost' almaznykh volok dlya provoloki mikronnykh raz-
merov)
PERIODICAL: Stall, 1958, Nr 9, pp 839-842 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The influence of thermal treatment of semis, composition
of metal, drawing velocity and the degree of reduction per
pass on the durability of diamond dies was investigated. The
latter was evaluated by the length of drawn wire (km) per lp
wear of the die diameter. Altogether 1200 dies (700 of_,
0.03 mm and less and 500 from 0 1
.03 to 0.04 mm in diametez,
were investigated. The dependence of the durability of dies
on the method of heat treatment of semis - Fig.1t on the
composition of metal - Fi-.2 and the table, on the drawing
velocity, - Fig.3 and on the de ree of reduction per pass -
Fig.4. It is concluded that 15 The durability of dies in-
creases with the increase in the purity of metal from non-
plastic inclusions and with increasing annealing temperature
Card 1/2

SOV/ 133/58-9-23/29
The Durability of Diamond Dies for Micron Size 'Uire
of semis (within the limits investigated up to 1050 0C).
2) The durability of dies increases with decreasing wire
diameter and increasing drawing velocity (to some limits).
The optimum drawing velocity depends on the wire disineter.
3) The durability of dies is considerably lower during the
I first passes; with increasing nU7,iber of passes made and the
rate of drawin-v-, the stability of dies increases. 4) The dura-
bility of dies is higher at low reductions (but this requires
a larger number of dies). There are 4 figures, 1 table and
2 references, both of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Beloretskiy staloprovolochnyy zavod (Beloretsk Steel
Wire Works).
Card 2/2

BARON, L.I., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk; ANDRIANOV, N.F., gornyy inzhener
Effect of the production of oversized rock in breaking limestones
by means of boreholes on the productivity of an excavator and the
effective weight of a dump car. Vzryv. delo no.47/4:218-222
161. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Institut gornogo dela imeni A.A.Skochinskogo AN SSSR.
(Quarries and quarrying) (Excavating machinery)

DEMIDYUK, G.P., kand. tekbn. nauk; ROSSI, B.D., kand. takhns nauk;
'ANDRIAWV' N.F..,.gornyv insh.; USACHEV, V.Asy inzhe
Effect of ste=in on the amount of crushing of rocks by
blasting. Vw7v. daln-no,.53/1006-105 163. (KMA 160)
(Blasting)

TIMOPSYZY. B.S.; X02LOY. A.L.; SAYMMIKO, Y.P.; TMIN, N.D.; ALEKSIN, A.G.;
MAKSIXOT, B.P.1 DAMIOT. Y.N.1 SOMM, A.A.: 1071MOT, T.A.:
ANDRI~M,!J~KOPOSOY.'I,A.: MIKXM, P.H.; XALANTAROT, A.P.,
,j
veduAohiy red.; 120FIMOT, AJO, tokhn.red.
(Efficient method of prospecting for gas fields; studies of the
temporary commission of the State Scientific and Technical
Committee of the U.S.S.R.] RatsionnlInaia matodika razvedki
gazovykh matoroshdanii; matarisly vremennoi komlasii ONTK SSSR.
Xoskva. Gos.nauohno-tekhn.izd-vo Aeft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry,
ig6o. 125 p. (HIRA 130)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) GoBudaretvannyv nauchno-tokhaicheakiy
komitet. 1
(Gas, Natural) (Prospecting)

-AND BUBNOV9 Yevgeniy Sergepvich; GNEVJSHEVg
Mikhail Andreyevibh; IOANNESYANt Rollen Arsenl~evich; LITVINOVg
Nikolay Nikolayevich; HEMSON, Yevgeniy Grigorlyevich; MINDtIN
Yakov Borisovichl ROMANTSEVp Yakov Antonovioh; ALEKSINj A.G.9 ~ed.;
4MHKOVAp SA., veduohchiy red.; POIDSINAp A.S.p tekhn. red.
[Din-Mond drilling] klmznoo burenie. Moskvap Gos. nauchno-tekhn.
izd-,A neft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit,-ryt 1961,, 170 pe (MIRA 3./+:9)
(Boring) (Diamondsp Industrial)

--s-MIR11- CODE:
INVENTOR: Andrianov. N. I.; Bersudskiy, Z. Ye.; Vlasov, A. A.; Kovachev, A. A.;
Lipats, V., C.Mplatonov, . M.; Scletskiy, Ya. I.
ORG: none
TITLE: The inner-pan.el of all-weilded aircr*aft, fuel tank-sections. Class 62',
No. 185707
SOURCE:' izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 17, 1966, 145
TOPIC TAGS: aircraft fuel tank,
1,; J6A-It~
ABSTRACT, Ilia proposed Inner pamlof ~llrwe3&d fuel tatit-sections h3,s a corrugated lining and cwss
piece stiffeners. In order to assure increased strength and reliability of the'seams,
Fig. 1. Fuel tank sections
1 - Longitudinal stiffeners (corrugated
lining); 2 - reinforcing plate; 3 stamped
conical bands.
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NM~44
Card., UDC: 629.13.01/06

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ACCESSION NRj AR500-1177 S/0269/64/000/010/0051/0052
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Astronomiya. Otdellnyy vypusk, Abe. 10.51.349
AUTHOR: Sidorov, V. V.; Andrianovs N. S,
TITLF: Doppler phenoment in meteor reflections and prevention of multipath
propagation
CITED SOURCE: Sb. Meteorn. rasprostr, rhdiovoln, no. 1. Kazan', Karansk. un-t,
1963, 179-187
TOPIC TAG�: Doppler effecA meteor reflection, meteor radar ech Z meteor trail,
0~
radar astronomy
TRAMATION: This paper, discusses the effects arising at the time of the \ lz-ef 1 er-~
tion of radio waves from a meteor trail: the Doppler shift of frequency when the
meteor approaches the reflection point and rapid fluctuations of amplitudb for
some time after the tral.1 has been formed. The authors took advantage of the fact
that the instantaneous frequencies of the fluctuations change symmetrically with
time relative to the fl:.ght timp, of the meteor near the point of mirror ref1ection.
The results of an investigation of the diffraction patterns and the distribution
of e amplitudes of the meteor radar echoes are used to compute the distribution
card

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ACCESSION NR: AR500132.2
Card 212

ANDRIANOV, N.S.
Technique of radio neasurements of the radipnts, velocitien, and
altitudes of individual meteors in the case of inclined propagation.
Astron. zhur- 42 no.3%679-681 My-Je 165. MIRA 180)
1. Kazan3kiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.

ACC 114, AR6016209 B01MU COM
AVW&RS; Sldorov,, V. V.; AndrIanov, R. S.; Xurganov, R. k.
TITIZ% Continuous emission apparatua for mosouring tho wind'voloolly proMe at
km3teor altitudes
ISORCE: Ror. zh. Astronomlyal Aba. 1-51-378
PEP SOURM Sb. Moteorn, rasproatr. radiovoln. Va. 2. Kazan#, Kazanek, un-t, 1964p
59-70
ITOPIC TAGS: meteor observation, meteor radiant, meteor trail, wind velocity
ABSTRACT: A radio device was developed which uses continuous emission rOr Measuring
the wind velocity profile in the meteor region of the atmosphere according to shifts
of several portions of the meteor t ok spaced in altitude, The,installation
r
comprises thaDmeteor station XGU-14;31,operates together with its pulsed part, and at
can'bd- ub-6d
the same time% -for~-m-e-"ulfng the velocities and radiants of meteors* The'
design equations are presented. The problem of determining t is diamwoed, Abstract
Oranslation of abot,rao!7 0
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AUTHORSt Sidorovp V. V.; Andrianovp N. S.; Mikhaylov, Be X.; Pokrovskiy,_ 0. B ; 47~
Smolyakov, Be P.
TITLEt Combined meteor station XGU-M2 9"
SOURCEt Refo zh. Astronomiyaq Abe. 1-51-374
REF SOURCEs Sb. Meteorn. rasprostr. radiovoln. No. 2. Kazan', Kazansk. un-tj 19649
3-19
TOPIC TAGS: meteor observation, meteor trackingg radio echoo upper atmosphere
ABSTRACT: A general discussion of the combined meteor station KGU-V2 developed at
the Radio Astronomical Problems Laboratox7 KGU (Problemnaya radioastronomichookaya,
laboratoriya KGUI is prgpented. The station is intended for studying the properti6s,
% radio reflections from meteor tracks, the physics of
of the upper atmosphere
meteoric ionization, and some problems of meteor aetronomy. The main consideration is
given to a description and analysis of noise prevention and station operation
synchronization devices. Recommendations for its further improvement are given.
Resume OrEnalation of abstrao-1-7
SUB CODEs 03
Card 1/1 1~0 UDC: 523.164.eF

ACC NR, (A~ UR/0131/66/000/011/0033/0037
AP7005512 SOURCE CODE
AUTHOR: Poluboyarinov, Do No; Andrianov, No To; Guzman# Is Ya.; Lukino YOo So
ORG: Moscow Chernico-Technological Institute im. Do L Mandeleyev (Moskovs khimiko-
kiy
teldmologicheskiy institut)
TITLE: Evaporation Of porous. oxide ceramics at elevated temperatures
SOURCE: Opeupory, no. 11, 1966, 33-37
TOPIC TAGS: oxide ceramic, porous foam, ceramic, refractory product, -vaporation,
porosity
ABSTRACT: The thermomechahic A
al and tbcrmophysica' properties of refractory porous oxide
ceramics have been previously investigated (Guzman, 1. Ya. Zhurnal VKhO im. D. I. Mendele-.
yeva, 1965, t. 10, no. 5, so 571) but the suitability of these ceramics as hezt' insulating mate-
rials for equipment with a high vacuum or with a neutral gaseous medium is also limited by
evaporation, on which no Information-has previously been available. To fill this gap, specimens
Of A1203 , Zro 2, BeO and MgO, qeramies with typical values of -3rosity, p -.-pared both by the
i foam method and by the method of burnout of additives, were tested for evaporation rate in
L_;crd 1/3 UDC: 666. 764

;'ACC NR, AP700.5512
varying porosity shows that K is constant for all types of ceramics and depends only on
the method of their fabrication, which determines the nature of their structure. Orig. art.
has: 2 figures, 3 tables.
SUB CODE: 11, 20/ SUBAI DATE: none/ ORIG REF: 005

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ACC NR: AP6006359 (A) SOURCE 0413/66/06 /O02jd094/0094
AUTHOR: Rubtsovai I* K*-v Kirilovicht.Ve I*; Andrianova, N, j 7
06 A,j
Klapovskayft, .. Zhrad1:0]=
ORGt none
TITLE% Stabilization of po thalate. Class 39,
No. 178103%;(announced by the Scientific Research Institute of ,Plastics
(Nauchno- ledovatel'skiy institut plasticheakikh mass))
SOURCE: Izobrateniya, promyshlennyye obraxtsy- tovarnyye znaki. no. 2,
1966, 94
TOPIC TAGS1 polymer, chemical
polyethylene terephthalate,
stability
ABSTRACTs The Author Certificate describes a method for stabilizing
polyethylene terephthalate with polyphosphites. To i1crease the number
of types of phorphorua containing polymer stabilizerepwa middle poly-
phosphite,such as polydiphenylolpropanaphosphite, is proposed for use
as a decyanoethylated diamine. ELD]
UM 678.67415241420
67.3,0216122
33UB
CODEt dl, 07/ DATEt 30jul64
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Ogwwwwoir~~n- - 1
-. Study of the fundamentals of industrial production in school
workhops. Politakh. oba0h, noo9:14-21 3 138, (MIRA 11:10)
1. g. Noskyap 315 sre4nYaYa shkola.
(Vocational education)

M.I., dotsent;
ANDHIANOV P. N.
klinicheskly ordinator;
Immediate and 3a to results of the treatment of chronic psrio~ontitip
with ultrahigh frequency our-rent. Stomatologiia 40 no 4:10-12 :
JI-Ag 161. UJIRA 14--.11)
1. Iz kafedry torapev-ticheskoy ston-atologii (zav. - prof. Ye.Ye.
Platonov) Moskovskogo moditsinskogo stomatologichesogo instituta,
(dir. - dotsent G.N.Beletskiy).
(TEETH-DISFASES) (ELECTRICITY IN DENTISTRY)

ANDRIAVO
Study of protein fractions of the blood by the electrophore-
tic method in chronic diseases of the oral cavlty Stomato-
logiia 42 no.3129-33 My-J6163 NIRA 1721)
I* Iz kafedar te vtl heskoy stomatologii (zav. - prof. Yeo
ov~ rape c
Ye. Platon Moskovskogo meditsinskogo stomatologicheskogo
institute. i biokhirnicheakoy laboratorli (zav. - prof. Ye.P.
Stepanyan) Instituta serdechno-3osudistoy-khirurgli (diro-profe
S.A. Kolenikov) AMN SSSR.

VOROBIYEV, Vasilly Aleksandrovich, zaal. deyatell nauki i tekh-
nIki,prof.,doktor teklin. nauk. Prinimali uchastiye; ~TDOSEYEV,
G.P. dots., kand. tekhn. naukj AVP
A. kand, tekhn.
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nauk
(Manufacture and use of plastics in building] Proizvodstvo
primenenie plastmass v stroitellstva. Moskva, Stroiizdats
1965. 234 p. (MIRA 18:9)

VOROBIYEV, Vasiliy Aleksandrovich, zasl. deyatell nauki i tekhniki
doktor tekhn. nauk prof.; Prinimali uchastlye: FEDOWEV,
G.P., kand, tekhn, nauko dots,; 4ZP41ANOv,-~.~., kand.
tekhn. nauk; KOSHKIN,, V.G., nauchn. sotr'.', kand. tekhn. nauk
retsenzent; MARTYNOV, A.P., red.
[Principles of the technology of plastic building matkrials]
Osnovy tekhnologii stroiteltnykh materialov iz plastiche-
skikh mass. Moskvap Vysshaia shkolap 3965. 323 p.
(MIRA 18:9)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut novykh
atroitellrVkh materialov (for Kosbkin).

4/191J62/000/009/001/012
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AUTHORS: Voroblyev, V. A.$ Andrian'ov A~
TITLE: Continuous production of foam pplystyrene directly from the
monomer
PERIODICAL: Plastioheskiye 1962, 6 9
ma-say, no. 9
TEXT: A method is doscribed -,,whereby azo-bia , (isobutyro n.itrile) (Porof or,
qX3-57 (chnZ-57)) acts as-initiator of the styrene polymerization, an
simultaneously as foaming' agent by liberation of N 3 - 7% Porofor
2'
0
are dissolved in styrenel'"hei,ifled to 60 - 75 C and pre~eed at 10 atm into
the polymeritation coil to prevent premature foaming6 Along the
polymerizer the temperature ie~raieed from 80 to 100 0. From the
polymerizer the material reac tan extruder where gas is made to form
rapidly by heating.to 120 - 0 and-foaming takes place in the.funnel-
40
11 haped.outlet. Products of.various shapes can be obtained by designing
the outlet accordingly. InAhe-case of,flat products (plates) apressure
compensation ohamberls provided botwevn extruder and outlet* Foaxd
glystyrenes with a densit 'of 0,01 1,0 g/QM31 compression strength
Y.
ard V2

ANDRUNOV, R.A., inzh.
Continuous method of obtaining foamed polystyrene products.
Stroi.mat. 8 no*7:20 Jl 162. (MIRA 15:8)
(Styrene polymers)

ANDRIANOVt S.
Improving planni4g is the most inpOrtant-method. of increasing
the rate and loierIngthe cost of constru6tion. Prom.stroi.i
inzh.soor. 4 no.5:1-4 S-0 162. (MM 16:1)
1. Predsedatell Goestr9ya Ukr6SR.
(Industrial plants) (Construction industry)

SO-V/94-58-12-9/19
AUMORS; Strakhovl, K-1-9 Andriano-i~,-"IS.I., Yakovlev, V*A.)
Ivanchenkol I.N.
TlTM: A Continuously Operating Induction Heater for Heating
Hot Stamping Tools(Induktsionnyye nagrevateli
nepreryvnogo deystviya dlya nagreva shtampov)
PERICDICAL;Fromyshlennaya Energetika, 1958, Nr 12, pp 20-21 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Hot stamping tools are usually heated by tubular-.heaters
but it takes a long time to heat the tools up in this
way. The authors have developed a method of using
induction heating for these tools. Insulated conductors
are inserted in the tools as shown in the sketch and a
50 kVA transformer is used for supply. Conductor
dimensions and current ratings are given. An electronic
temperature controller is used. With this method of
heating the tools are heated continuously and uniformly,
the heating time is cut by a factor of five and is now
1.5 to 2 hours, production is of better quality and the
power consumption is much less. This suggestion was
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Tools
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Economy competition. There is 1 figure.
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A"RIANOV, S.L.; ADAMOV, A.I.
'r~
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The deepest oil wall in Burope. Geol. nefti I no,12:67-68 D 157*
(MIRA 11:fl)
1. %ftopromyslovoye upraylaniya Azisbakoynaft'.
(Apsheron Peninsula-Oil wells)

AMAii .,,%~',V
re-overy f,,C"-,, In'Ifor"I tv''l, t,ap.,,~ Us exounplif-;.~--d by
~ Orle,~z f .0 Neftoprom.
tho i,,oji in tht KirMR4 o t h
zl.-b~,,Kovneltl't 2 lzharlskiy
+ J --,tvo- nef T

SAMEDOV, F.J.z AVfRIANOVP S.L.; LISTENGARTEN, B.M.; �ULTANOV, Ch.A.
Effect of' well flooding on the ultimate gas-recovery factor in
the upper sector of the Sub-Mmaki region of Zyrya. Gaz. prom.
9 no.10-8 164. (M3RA M12)

AIWAROT, -P.X. Bm'ZIKOV, B.S.; GOIARKO, V.G. [Holovko'-
V.H.1; DOIB OVO S 0 [Doborovollsilk;yi, A.V.J; DOVGALI, N.Y.
[Dovhall, M.P.]; YELIZAROV. V.D. [19lizarov, V.D.J: ZHIZI)RINSKIY,
V.M. (Zhvzdr7no')Wi, v.m.); uniaoRoDsm, O.M. [Zvenigorodell7i,
O.M 1i ZAYCHMIKO, R.M. (Zaichonko, R.M.1; IVANNIUCO, Te.l. [Ivananko.
rA.i. ; KOMAR. A.M.; KOSIYAKOV, O.M.; WAKOV, O.J.; KOSMO. S.K.-.
KLIMMO, T.A.; KIRIYAKOV, O.P.; XALISHUK. O.L.- LELICHINKO, M.T,;
LEB3DICH., N.Y.; MIKHAYLOV, V.0. Evqkhailov. V.0:1; HOROZ, I.I.;
HOSHCHILI, Y.Yu . (Hoshchill, V.IU.J; NE30ROZ01Y. P.S. [Naporozhnii,
P.S.] IMMATEY. S.M. (Nezdatnyi, S.M.]; NOVIKOV. V.I.; POLVOT,
S.K. ~Polevoi' S.K.]; PBRIORMT, M.S.; PUZIK, O.Ye. (Puzik, O.E.];
RADIN K 3 -t- SLIVINSKIYO 0.10 [Slivinslkyi, G.I.I; STANISIAVSKIY.
A.I. tStanislavolkyi, A.I.1; USPHNSKIY. V.P. [Uspenalkyi. V.P.1;
lafaMiOT, O.Ya.; KHILYIJK, F.P.; TSAPENKO, M.P.; SHVRrS, V.I.;
MALICHEYSKIY, V. [Hallebevolkyl, V.I, red.; ZELNNKOVA, Ye. [Zelen-
kova, 3.1, tekhn.red.
(The Ukraine builds] Ukraine buduie. Kyiv, Derzh.vyd-vo lit-ry
z budivrqtstva L arkbit., 1957. 221 p. (MIRA 11:5)
(Ukraine-Construction industry)

AffDRIANQV.-,~-.~!.;_BKArUTIH. B.S.; B37-HETSKIT, M.I.-. BOGDAX)V, M.N.;
GOTLIVANDV, S.V.; IOIPS, N.S.; WLtJT, R.M.: KIHAIJIV, A-V.;
KOIDBOV, G.M.; KOROTAVA, M.A.; KRIN, A.l.,o HIIIATIV, M.S.-,
POZWrAKOVA, T.A.; PROKOPOVICH, Y.M.; SOLOVYXV, S.N.;
TRWYAKOV, N.P.; GIMKOV, A.M.; VILIMDIIOV, N.D.
Petr Fedorovich Iellkov; obituary. Ftltsevodetvo 9 no.8:48
Ag 159. (MRU 12: 12 )
(Lellkov. Petr Fedorovich, 19057-1959)

AmIk. ~ V.- &rv~. - - -- - - - - --
Tree Planting
Organization of tree planting at the stategrain farm "Gigante" Les. khoz. 5 no- 3(h2) 1952
Monthly Last of Russian Accessions,, Librar7 of Congress# July 1952o Unclassifiedo

ANMI"OV, S. N.
"Sboh9rbakoyqkiy'IydroeI*otrio, Mtim on the Thir-
tieth'"Annivereary of the October Revolutionso,"As No
An&lanoy, Itnwr .1 -p
*Xlek Stantell' Vol
Gives shmrt bdBtary of plant. Mentions personali-
ties comeoted vith its developmt since its fomd-
Ing In late 1941. Summ7 of results acbIeved In
194T.
18055
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1. ANDRYANOVp S*N. F*nE.
2. vssR (6oo)
4. Hydroelectric Power Stations
7. Building the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station. Gidr. strol. No. 12 1952.
. 9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -195.3, Uncl.

ANDRIANOV. b.M.
The Xakhovka Hydroelectric Power Station
year ahead of schedule. Nekh.trud.rub. 9
1. Nachal'nik Dneprostroya.
(lakhovka Hydroelectric Power Station)
went Into operation one
no.12:29-31 D '55.
(Klji,% 9:5)

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1. . . I .,
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26 no.51l-5 W 157.
Station. Gidr. strot.
(MM lOr6)
3troitalletva Dneprovskoy gidroolaktrichookoy
(Kakhovka Hydroolectrio Piwer 5 ation)

ANIRIANOV. S,H,
Precast reinforced.hbnorete elements in industrial construction in
the Ukrainian S.S.R, Bet. i zhel.-bet. 9 no.2:49-52 F 162.
(KRA 16: 5)
1. Predsedatelf Gosstroya Ukrainskoy SSR.
(Ukraine-Precast concrete construction)
(Ukraine-Industrial buildings)

L 54875-65
ACCVSSION NR! Ap5ol-ftoo UR/ODW/64/000/009/0391/0398
AUTHOR: Andrianov, S. N (Mairman)
TITLE: Precast reinforced concrete--the basis of industrial construction of the
GKrainian SSR
SOURCE: Beton i zhelezabeton, no. 9, 1964, 391-398
TOPIC TAGSf reinforced concrete, general construction
ABSTRACT: Figures of precast reinforced concrete rroduction and utilization
inAndustrial construction in the Ukraine are cited
in reference to a reao 7
gu t, 195 -, 7- the-Central- Committee of the CPSU and
lutfon made on 19-Au b -1
Council of Mini sters concernl.ng the development of prec-,ast reinforced concrete
In
,,production for buildivig structures and components. 1953 a total of 290,000~
cu m of precast reinforced concrete was produced in the Ukrainian SSR~ and
during the first five years efter the resolution,, grew to 2)754,000 cu m,
i.e. , almost ten times,, In 1.963 the general capacity of ite production in- i
;'creased 20 times (~,%0,000 cu m)p compared to its level in 1953. In the 5
1 of the five-year, plan capital outlays In the eum of 16-7 billion rubles
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I were appropriated, virtually more-than 700 major industrial finterprises were
constructed, 68 - 5 n, ULion sq m of fl6or space vas constructel in cities and J;
factory liousing settl,Dnhents and more than 700 thoue-and apartment houses ir
r-,~;i,,3e- Ln 1?59-P~63 weare built h1gli-capacity regiaLuil and inter-
IndustrilLi plants vti,n of 50,0CY-1 cli fri
cectr-rs of the
Kip,. :,'-'~)v and KsJunha- the conatimotir)n nnarin'g complr"Acjr-
th spariq of 1~6, ~,;i anti .30 m. Tailty-fl-e larg~_-P&Ge~ W~i~ t-,liIdlag
~,~,cl entorprises vith 0. capacity of 2.2 million E;q rn of floor space per year
I.ave beeL built Pvd put into operati.on. Or-1g. nrt. btie: 4 f1gures, 2 rphs,
3 tDh1/-'q.
ASSOCIATION: Gosetroy Ukr.';SR
SUBMT ITED: 00 EML: 00 SUB CODE., Rr, GO
NR REF SOV: 000 OTHER ODO JPRS

ANDRIANOV S N -kand. sellkhoz. nauk; DIYACHENKO, A.Ye., kand. sell-
khoz. nauk; GVOZDKOV, P.Z.j, dvazhdy Geory Sotsialistiche:;kogo
Truda; BIZYAYEV~ I.A.0 inzh.-lesomeliorator; REDINA, V.F.p
agrolosomeliorator; ADELIFINSKAYA, Ye.11., red.; SAYTANIDI, L.D.,
tokhn. rod.
(Sholterbelt afforestation in the steppe] Polozashchitnoo loso-
razvedenie v stopi. Moskva, lzd-vo F-va sell.khos. IISFS.1, 1962.
108 P. (MIRA 15:5)
1. Predsedatell kolkhoza "DerAnskiy" Novo-Annonskogo rayona
Volgogradskoy(oblasti (for Gvozdkov).
Windbreaks, shelterbeltsp etc.)

SEE TIC
MATHENMATIQS

BILOUSOV, Vladimir Vladimirovich, inzh.; MIKKAYLOV, Fedor Semenovich,
inzh.; ANIMANOV, S.V., inzh., red.; SHONOV, r.V., red.
izd-vaj'SUSNW~~V'M"., tekhn.red.; STKPANOVA, B.S., tekhn.red.
[Installing steam heating boiler units] Montazh otopitelinykh
,.Ikotqllnykh ustanovok. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po stroit..
arkhit. i stroit.materialam, 1938. 182 p. (MIRA 12:4)
(Boilers)

ANERIANOV, V.
"Comrades., permit me to report ... " Sov. profsoiuzy no.17:27-
28 S 161. (KMk 14: 8)
1. Makeyevakiy metallurgicheskiy zavod imeni Kirova, Donbass.
(Makeyovka-Iron and steel workers)

MAKOOVICH? A. I ANDRIANOV.. V.
Let's Join ;;Ie~ffor In the struggle against vibration
aicImeas,'Okbre truda i sotai. e-trakb. t no.3:6-8 Mr 163.
(MIRA 1614)
1. Tekbnicheskiy inspektor TSentrallmogo koxiteta professional'-
nogo soyuza 'rabochikh stroitellstya i promWehlennykh straitell-
nykh materialey (for Makbuovich). 2. Deverenmy vrach TSantrall-
nogo komitatm profeaoionallnogo aoyuza rabochikh stroitellotya i
preWsh-lewiftb stroitalvnykh materialov (for Andrianov).
(Vibration-Pbysiological effect)

ANDRIANOV, V. (Samarkand)
------ I I - ~ --
From plenum to plenum**. $Ovo profsoiuzy*i2O no.3:21-22
F 164. (MIRA 17:3)

ANDRIANOV, V., podpolkovnik
"
Shield and sword. Voen. znan. 42 no.2:2-3 F 166.
(laRA 19: 1)

AND1171,W)v V P, p c -", . ".
, 2 -d . ov r& A
Sp~ritual .1,,rci c.,f the iomrfmdor. Yr)mm. Vooruzh. L!1 46 no,!5t
4'7--5'2. AR l(,5,. (mmA 18s9)

.-ANDRIANCIVY podpolkovnik
Lords of lightning* Voenetnana 41 noella6 N 165e
(AURA 18!12)

3t~499-65 mr," i ) iTC cR,;/aw
ACCESSION NR: AP5007085
5/0109/65/010/003/0413/0418
AUTPOR: Andrianov, V. A.; Armand, N. A.
TITLE: Diffract-on of radio waves around the Earth in the presence of a
reflecting layer in the atmosphere
SOURCE: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, v. 10, no. 3. 1965, 413-418
TOPIC TAGS: radio vrave diffraction, atmospheric diffraction
iABSTRACT* Three paitterne of tiew tropospheric propagation are considered:
Ja) one-hop, (b) many hops, and Jc) "whispering gallery. " The problem of radio-
wave diffraction around the Earth is formulated as a hopwise propagation with a
jump (or step) in the refractive index at the reflecting layer situated at a certain
altitude H:
n(h) n. , h H
h H.
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L 36499-65
,ACCESSION NR: AP5007085
The attenuation function is presented in terms of Airy functions, the corre-
sponding integral is aptly evaluated by expanding it into a series of residues, and
the poles are analyzed. Dispersion eqiiations are developed for normal wavcs
Within the iine-of-sight, the field may be represented by the rays multireflected
by the layer and the Earth. Beyond the line-of-sight, the field consists of a
spectrum of normal waves (atmospheric duct and "whispering gallery''). The
normal-wave field slightly attenuates in the shadow zone. The above waves may
explain the tropospheric scatter propagation of usw. Orig. art. has; 3 figures
and 20 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: none
SUBhUTTED: 30Jan64
NO REY SOV: Oi5
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SUB CODE: EC

AccEssioN NR. AP4022963 S1 0079/ 64/o3 4/oo3/o914/0916
AUTHOR: Andrianov, V. A., Astakhin, V. V.; Nikiforov, B. P.
-----------------------
TITLE: The reaction of hexaal)WIdisilazanes with carboxylic acida'and diatolic
SOURCE: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, v. 34, no- 3, 1964, 914-916
TOPIC TAGS: 11cxaalky1dizilazan4, cca-bor4lic acid) diatomic phenol, monobasic acid,,
t-ilicon oreanic ester) biz trialkylsiloxy benzene
AITIM"iViCT: The reactions of separation of boxaolkyldisilazanes by saturated mono-
b=ic and dib=ic acids, and by diatomic phenols are studied. Hexamethy1disilaza-
no, ac-ctic, propionic and adipic acids, hydroquinone and resorcin were studied as
initial products. It was established that hexaalkyldisilazanes react with the
acids according to the equations:
R3Pil%'HSiR3+3R[COOH 2R SiOOCRI+R:COONH4
3
R3 SiNHSiR3 +HOOC(CH2)XCOOH R3S'OOC(CH2)x COME 3+NH3
Cord -1/3 R=CH3,C2H5,
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ACCESSION I'M: AP4022963
ASSOCZAMON: Institut elemest'oorganicheskiXh soyedineniy Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Organometalli(. ',ompoundsj Academy of Sciences, SSSR); Vsesoyuzny*-y
elektrotekhnicheskiy instit'uG (All-Union Electrical Engineering Institute)
,su=,--=: o7Feb63 DATE ACQ:' 15Apr64 ENCL: 00
SbB CODE: CH No. FW: SOV: 002 OTHM: 000
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ANDRIANOV,--V.Iad .4eksandrovich
f
[Manual on personal industrial hygiene of construction
workers] Pamiatka. po lichnoi gigiene truda rabochikh-
stroitelei. Moskvap Strolizdat, 1965. 31 p.
(MIRA 18:3)

-IKCC NRs AP 5 SOURCE CODE: URIC;3-6~1-661002101.-,.126'6~-12-o6-67
AUTHOR: Andrianov, V. G.; Bol'shakov, K. A.; Sokolov, Ye. B.; Chirkin, A. V.;
Fedorov-17--y~----
ORG: Moscow Institute of Fine Chemical Technology im. M. V. Lomonosov (Moskovskiy
institut tonkoy kbimiaheskoy tekhnologii)
TITLE: Thermal analyais'of the germanium-barium phase diagram
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Neorganicheskiye materialy. v. 2, no. 11, 1966, N64-066
TOPIC TAGS: germanium barium alloy, alloy phase diagram, alloy Fb=== composition,
alloy structure , alloy system, germanium alloy, barium alloy, thermal analysis
ABSTRACT: A phase diagram of the germanium-barium system (Fig. 1) was plotted on the
basis of data obtained by thermal analysis of 34 alloys containing 0 to 100% barium.
It was found that the system includes three compounds: BaGe, BaGeZ, and Ba2Ge whose
melting temperatures are 1145, 1050 and 940C, respectively. All compounds have high
hardness and are unstable when exposed to air, particularly those with a high barium
content, which rapidly decompose and turn into a yellow-brown o wder BaGe2 was the
most stable compound. It has a cubic lattice a = 14.52 + 0.03 . Orige art* has:.
1 figure and I table.
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germanium-barium system.
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ATOVMYAN I L.O.; _!!TBIANOV V G ; FORAI-EWHI7S.. M.A.
j "
Crystalline structure of potassium tetl~~ ~iayodwts. Zhure
strukt.khim. 3 no.6t685-690 162. (Kati 15,12)
1. Institut otshobey I neorganicheskoy khimii Imem X.S.
Kumakove, AN SWR.
(Osmium coupounde) (X-ray GrystallogmPby)

L 1136-66 EWZ(;D)/W.(C)/T/EWP(,t)/EW-(b)/EWA(c) IJP(C) JD,
ACZESSION-N'R.- APS021679 UR/0192/65/006/004/0643/0645
638.113
AUTHOR: Litovkina, L. P ; Meyllman, M. L.; Andrianov V. G.; e
TITLE: Electron paramagnetic resonance of Cr3+, ions in single cr st a of
"kMOM004
SOURdE. hurnal strukturnoy khimit, v. 6, no. 4, 1965, 643-645
TOPICTAGS: electron paramagnetic resonance, metalcrystal, crystal structurc
chromium, magnesium, molybdenum, magnetic susceptibility, crystallography
ABSTRACT: A study was made of the spectrum ~f the electron paramagnetic re-
sonance of Cr3+ ions in MgMO04 crystals, syrithesized at atmospheric pressure,
at a frequency of 9. 4 megacycles at room temperature. The concentration of
chromium in the melt was approximately 0. 0616. The presence of five physically
non-equivalent systems of ions was established. Two of these (the so-called
basic ionic systems) had a sufficient intensity of resonance transitions and were
studied in detail. Experimental results indicate that MgMO04 crystals belong to
the monoclinic system and that their symmetry belong to one of,the three point
eroups: 2(C2), m(C9), or 2/m (C2h). The results obtained were verified by X-rw,
or.d- 112

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ACCFSSION NR.- A-P,6021679
methods. Independently of the results of the electron paramaghetic rel3onance
investigation, It was demonstrated that MgMO04 crystals can have one of the
following spatial groups: C2m (C2h 3), C2 (C2 3), or Cm(C. 3). A table shows the
angles which determine the position of the axes of magnetic susceptibility of the
basic ionic systems with respect to the crystallographic axes. "The authors- are
indebted to V. N. Rodkina for aid in carrying out the measurements an;d to
V. Ya. -Ershov and G.-- F. Belova for their help in computer calculations,
Orig. art. has: I figure and 3 tables
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RIANOV, V-.1 kvixti- lotor~-nkak, otvet. red.j KOVALENKO, Yu*Vst rqdfl;
md, A,., B. fed FAVqCl =0 -p- M . I . p t a kbn. r e d.
(Studies on U6 econoioib deiriglopment-of the Donp 1861-19171 Ocharki
ekonomicbAbk6gb raxvitiia DbrAp'1861-1917. Rostov-na-Do=;- Iad-vo
Rostovskogo uni*., 1960*' (KIRA 34 18)
L Rostov-yon-DOj* t1biverbitat.
(Don VkUsy-Economic conditions)

ANDRIANOV, Veniamin Ivanovich, kand. ist. nauk; SOMVIYEV, Vasiliy
Va- sii iyevich; MURASHEV, G., red.
[Gavrilov-Yam weavers] Gavriloviamskie tkachi. lAroslav-
skoe knizhnoe izd-vop 1963. 117 p. (14DU 17:5)
1. Veteran 11nokombinata IlZarya sotsializma" Yaroslavskoy
oblasti (for Solov'yev).

TARNOPOLISKIYO B.L.; ANDRIANOVP V.I.
Programmi of ';Vpw structural problems on a large elecfzonic computera
Zhur,fiz;7t.khim. 4 no.3t433-444 W-Je 163. (KMA 16t6)
1
1. FiUal Institute. khUdohaBkoy fisiki AN SSM.
(Programming (glectronic computers))'-(Grystellography)

L DD
i ACCESSIOTI NR: AP5015653 UR/0217/65/010/003/0531/0533
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AUTHOR: Andrianov, V. K.; Kurella,_G._A.; Litvin, F. F.
TITLE: Changes in the potential of Nitella cells under light and the resulting
effect on photosynthesis
SOURCE: Biofizika, v. 10, no. 3, 1965. 531-533 1
TOPIC TAGS: algae, photosynthesis, cell resting potential, cell potential, Nitella
ABSTRACT- Experiments were conducted to determine the Irfluence of light on the
resting potential (RP) of Nitella flexilis algae and the resulting effect on photo-
synthecia. Algae cells were subjected to various light-dark regimes after prelim-
inary storage in KCI solution; changes in the RP v%lue during illumination of cells
with light of different intensity were meanured with "microelectrodes." The light
source was a 20-w incandescent bulb with a set of neutral filters and a red filter.
During slight illumination, decrease of the RF value was proportional to the light
intensity, but only up to a certain level (3000 lux). A ty-pical curve of change
of the RP value is shown in the figure, together with a curve of the photosynthesis
rate determined by the polarographic method in parallel experiments (see Fig. 1 of
the Enclosure). The form of both curves analogously depends on conditions of pre-
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liminary illumination and light intensity. The fact that the RP value changed
during illumination of cells with red light (wavelength > 60GImp), which can be
absorbed only by chlorophyll and analogous pigments, indicates the connection be- I
tween these changes and photosynthesis processes. It was concluded that a close
connection exists between the effect of RP change during Illumination and photo-
synthesis processes, although the mechanism of this connection is not yet knowT4,
Change of the resting potential may-be connected with changes of ions which deter-!
mine the cell's potential, with some-special adaptive mechanism, or with photobio-
logical processes. Orig. art. hast-,' 3 figures. [is]
ASSOCIATION: Biologo-pochvennyy fakulltet Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo univer-
siteta im. M. V. Lomonosova (Department of Soil Biology-, MQA_Qax_atate 'in! v rsltyj__~
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B,
Fig. 1. Time curves of the change of t e reis i~j_p_oten-_
tial (RP) and the photoBynthesis rate during illumination
of eel-le with white light
Illumination: A 40016 lux, B - < 2000 lux-, 1 - chmW
of the RP value; 2-i) change of the photcaynthesto rate
expressed by the rate oxygen Q ) is given off in rela-
tive units; C - moment of evit"Ring on of light; T - mo-
C
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ANDRIANOV, V.K.; KURELLA, G.A.
Studies on the nature of the rest potential in Nitella cells.
Report No.1; Relation of the magnitude of the rest potential
to the concentration of potassium ions in the medium and to
its osmotic pressure. Biofizlka 8 no.4:457-460 163.
(MIRA 17s10)
1. Biologo-pochvennyy fakulltat Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo
universiteta imeni Lomonooova,

KODDRASHIII, V.I., kand.med. nauk (Moskva, Komsomollskiy prospekt, d.36,kv.98)
ANDRIArOVp V.L.
Surgical treatment of dystrophic varus deformity of the fomoral
neck in children. Ortop. travm. i protez. 24 no.2838--44.'F'63,
(MRA 16tlO)
1. Iz kliniki detskoy khirurgii i ortopedii (zav.kafedroy -
chlen-korrespondent AM SSSR prof. S.D.Ternovskiy [deceased])
2-go Moskovskogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni V.I.Pirogova.
(rektor - dotsent M.G.Sirotina).

ANDRIANOVt 71.1- (Mos~va G-309, Fjzk-ullturn,,-.y proy-zd, ci.15, ~-,-.6)
Surgical treatment of Sprengolls diceaze. C;-tool.j i prO4~e.- ,
25 no-5:27-30 My 164. (WRA 16*.4)
2. 1z Detskoy klinichoskoy bollnitsy imeni Filat.ovi (glavnyy
vrach - L.A.Vorakhobov) i kliniki ekit5koy khjvurg!j, i ortopedii
11 Moskovskogo gosxidarstvennvgo medlt:Anshogo instituta imeni
Pirogova (zav. kaft-droy - doktor inodjuiuk 1.1..Murashov).

hMSION M I AP3oo40l
AUTHORSi Korohinskiy, 0. A.; Andrianov_ V. M.
-1-1-- ~111----~-,
TITLE: Electrqj2pAllaU effect in electromagnetic field.
SOURCEi Zhurnal fiz. khimii, v. 37, no. 8, 1963, 1920-1921
TOftC TAGSi phase discontinuity, el4atrocapillary efiect,
electromagnetic field, capillary electrometer, KCI,,
mercury, ultrasonic agitation
ABSTRACTt The effect of ultrasonic agitation on the discontinuity
of the solution-metal phases and the appearance of an electric
voltage between the phases was studied with a capillary electio-
meter using a normal solutiofi of KCI and mercury. The increase
In the electromagnetic field potential with time of.agitation
was explained by the change of adsorption on the interface caused
by the electromagnetic field. The vjltage leads to a sharp
change in the surface tension, causes rapid movement of 11g In
the column forminm SDaces in the HR column confined by the Ha

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surface above and solution surface below. The charges.on these
surfaces discharge when the surfaces come tojether again. Stable
bubbles, up to 0.02 am in diameter, of the liquid vapors and
their decomposition products are also formed in the system.
Orig. art. hasi 2 figures.
ASSOCIATIONi Vinnitski pedinstitut (Vinnitskiy Dedagogical
instituted
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93-5-11/19
AUTHORS: Basov, A. N., Andrianov, V. M.
TITLE: Optimum Capacity of New Refineries (0b optimallnoy
MoBhchnosti riovykh neftepererabatyvayushchikh zavodov)
PERIODICAL: Neftyanoye Khozyaystvo, 1957, Nr 5, pp. 43-47 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: One of the most important principles underlying the
distributip,a of socialist production is that it should
be located as close as possible to the sources of raw
materials, fuel and the consumer. It is an established
fact that it is more economical to refine oil in areas
of demand than to refine it in the vicinity of the-oil
field and then transport the product to the areas of
demand. The bringing of refineries closer to the
consumer does not mean that their capacity should remAn
unchanged. It only aliminates the disproportion between
production and consumption of petroleum products in the
economic areas of the dountry. Refineries are increasing
and will continue to increase their capacity in order to
meet the 1960 goals. Experience at home and abroad shows
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93-5-11/19
Optimum Capacity of New Refineries (Cont.)
equals 2/3 R (radius). This capacity of a refinery is increased
from 3 to 6 and then to 12 million tons, I. e., when the number
of ref inerks Is re&eed from 4 to 2 and then to 1, the area to be
supplied increases inversely, ioe,, S3 = 2S2 - 4S1, while the
radius of each circular zone and consequently, the average run
with supplies increases as follows: R 3; R2; R., = 2: q2.--I.
While circular zones are taken to represent the European part of
the USSR, the eaEtern part is represented by.long rectangular
zones due to the approximate distribution of demand centers.
In rectangular nones the average runs would be directly propor-
tional to the exea, Although in practice the zone will hot
be exactly circular or rectangular, yet the margin of error will
be small enough to justify such generalization. In calculating
the capital and operational expenditures per ton - kilometer,
it has been assumed that the ratio of the volume of petroleum
products moved by pipeline to the volume of petroleum products
moved by pipeline to the volume of petroleum products trans-
ported by rail Is 7 : 3. The dgt~a in the table show that the
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6ptimum Capacity of New Refineries (Cont.) 93-5-11/19
savings in capital and operational expenditures are not large
enough to offset the increase in sums spent on the transportation
of petroleum produet,5# Hence, in this case it is necessary to
double also the capacity of the supporting installations.
It should be noted that the above mentioned figures and assumptions
are characteristic of a situation planned for 1960 when the first
new aeries of refineries is to be put into operation. The 1965
estimated demand for petroleum products in the eastern part of
the Soviet Union is at least 5 ~ ~m 2. The curves in Table 3 show
the changes in economic indices representing the production and
the supply of motor fuels. The diagram shows that in connection
with the sharp increase in the density of the points of demand
for petroleum products throughout Siberia and the Far East a
fully acceptable annual capacity for each refinery is 12,000,000
tons per year. Even high-capacity refineries with low-capacity
supporting installations can effect large savings in capital
investments, although in this case the operational expenses per ton of
motor fuels*would increase slightly for the consumer. In con-
clusion it is stated that an analysis of conditions reflecting
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BUGROV, Valentin Alskeandrovich; ApPjANOV, Vladimir Kikhayfovich;
KANMNXV, N.P., red.; ZMMMNA, G.Z., takhn.red.
[Ways of increasing labor productivity in oil refining]
Puti povysheniia proisvoditallnosti truda, v nefteparerabotke.
Ufa. Bashkirskoe knishnoe iad-vo. 1958. 108 p. (KIRA 12:7)
(Petroleum industry-Labor productivity)

BORISOV, P.A.; AHDRIAIUV, V.M.
Some sconomic"eispecte in petroleum refining. Trudy rnat.nefti. 121
363-371 '58- (MIRA 12:3)
(Petroleum--Refining)

-ANDRIAN'OVp,.VIadimir Mikhaylovlch; BUGROV, Valentin Aleksandrovich;
SULTANOVA, R.T., red.; GOLICHENKO, M., tekhn. red,
(Production costs in petroleum refining and how to reduce them]
Sebestoimost' produktsii v neftepererabotke iputi ee anizhe-
niia. Ufa, Bavhkirskoe knizhnoe Jzd-vo, 1960. 156 p.
(MIRA 17:3)

15.4ioo 77552
sov/65-6o-2-12/15
AUTHORS: Andrianov, V. M., Khokhryakov, P. A.
TITLE: Concerning the Selection of the Process Flow Diagram for
Petroleum Refineries
PERIODICAL: Khimlya i tekhnologiya topliv i masel, 1960, Nr 2,
PP 54-57 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The final selection of the process flow d1agram for
petroleum refineries should be based on the requirements
in petroleum products in a given region. In this respect
three possible process flow diagrams are suggested.
(1) When the stress Is on a bright stock, the procesB
flow diagram should include, besides atmospheric-vacuum
distillation, rectification of distillates and treatment
of gases, contact coking of all petroleum asphalts,
catalytic cracking of coking distillates and vacuum
gas oil, and thermal cracking of the heavy catalytic
gas oil. The yield of bright stock in this case is
Card 1/2 over 70%, and that of fuel oil is 3.5%. (2) This

Concerning the Selection of the Process 77552
Flow Diagram for Petroleum Refineries SOV/65-60-2-12/15
process flow diagram is oriented to a lesser yield of
bright stock. Instead of coking, it employs viscosity
breaking of the petroleum asphalt. The yield of the
bright stock is 55-60%, and that of fuel oil is 26%.
(3) This flow diagram is employed where it is necessary
to increase the yield of fuel oil to 35%. It is done
by use of the vacuum gas oil (50% of it). The yield
of the bright stock decreases to 50% in this case.
In general, with the increase of fuel oil yield from
3 to 35%, the yield of gasoline decreases from 27 to
18%, and that of diesel fuel, from 33 to 23%. Process
flow diagrams 1 and 2 are suggested as the best for
the Soviet economy; diagram 3 can be used in a special cas
There are 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: NIITEKhIM (NIITEKhIM)
Card 2/2

ANDRIANOV, V#M.; RUDURYMV# P#A*
31bonomic indices of the production of diesel fuel. Xhimet takh.
topLi masel 5 no.8:46-31 Ag 160,, (MIRL 13.-S)
1, Nauohno-iseledovatellskiy Institut takhniko-okonomicheskikh
iseledovaay Goskomiteta Boveta Ministrov SSSR po khimii.
(Diesel fuels)

AVDRIANOV, V.M.; DIERVAR V, P.A.
Economic aspects of the manufacture of aromatic hydrocarbons. Xhim.
i tekh. topl. i mael 6 no. 3:41.,48 My 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut, tekhniko-ekonomicheakikb
iosledovaniy Gookomiteta Sovets, Ministrov SSSR po khimii.
(Hydrocarbons) (Petroleum industry)

ANDRIANaVp V.M.
Differentiation of the technological systems of petrolem refinarloo,
Khim. i tekb. topl. i maoel. 6 no.1009-64 0 161. (MIRA 1/+tli)
1. TSentrallmy naucbm-iseledovatel'skiy ekonamicheskiy inatitut.
(Petrole= products)

ANDRI"OV, V.M.
Some data jon the economic effectiveneos of the Ochemization"
of petroleum revining. Khim.i tekh.top~.i masel 7 no.2s~7-40
F 162. 1 (MIRA 1~5: 1)
1, TSentralinyy nauchno-issledova~allskiy ekonomicheskiy
institut Gosplana, RSFSR.
(Petroleum'-Rofining)