SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KORNILOV, I.I. - ANDREYEV, P.F.

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AUTHORSt Kornilovt I. I. (Dootor of ohemical acionces, Professor); Nartova, T. T.;
-Andreyevt 0. N.
ORG: none
TITLE: A study of the strength of titanium alloys by the method of benling at 600C
SOURCE: Soveshchan metg,.11-9~hi~m ij -qta1lQ.V -pr~mqneniyu.titana i y-ego
L _F n -qdonlyik i
-M-lxYDX Novyyo iBeledovaniya titanovykh oplavov (New research on titanium
alloys); trudy soveshchaniya. Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka, 1965, 247-250
TOPIC TAGS: titanium, titanium alloy, heat resistance, heat resistant alloy, aluminum
containing alloy / TG-110 titanium, AVOOO aluminum
ABSTRACT: A study was performed on the mechanical properties and hea4 strength of
titanium alloys of several compositiorts containin~6-6.51/1. aluminum.V1 asic materials
used in preparing the alloys were titanium TG-110 and alumiiiu--mKV~.1, Other elements
were introduced In the form of alloys or as pure metals. The chemical contente of the
alloying elements used in 12 different alloyB are as given in Fig. 1. Additional
information is given in regard to the specimen preparation procedure. Measurements
were made of the variation of the deflection indicator with time for the 12 alloys
tested under controlled conditions of temperature and pressure. The tests indicated
that the heat strength of alloys oontaining 6-6. %, aluminum increases because of the
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AUTHOR: Andreyev, 0. N.; Kornilov, I. I.; Nartova, T. T.
ORG: Institute of Metallurgy im. A. A. Baykov (Institut metallurgii) ;z
TITLE: Determination of the characteristics of heat resistance of titanium alloys
SOURCE: Metallovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka metallov, no. 3, 1966, 36-38
TOPIC TAGS: titanium alloy, heat resistant alloy, alloy property, centrifuge
test, tensile test/VT1 alloy, OT4 alloy, VT5 1 alloy, AT3 alloy, AT4 P'lloy, ST1
alloy 6 v K
ABSTRACT: Titanium VTl (0.4 Fe, 0.25% Si) and titani alloys OT4 (3.5% Al,
, AT3 (3.2T-11, o.8% Cr,
1-78% Nin, 0.2% Fe, O---1TSi)XVT5-l (4.9% Al, 2.75% Sn*
0.3% Fe, 0.4% Si, 0.01% B) and--A-TVd4.8% Al, 0.9% Cr, 0:4VFe, 0.3% Si, 0.01% B)
have been tested for creep behavioFby centrifugal (Kornilov) and by conventional
methods. Both tests were performed at h50 or 500C for 100 hr under a stress 20 kg/rmi
At both temperatures tested and in both test methods M titanium had the highest
creep rate and AT4 alloy the lowest creed rate (see Fig. 1). In stress-rupture
tests at 500C under a stress of 30 kg/mm the ruptureZives were 12 hr for OT4 alloy,
30 hr for VT5-1 alloy, 210 hr for AT3 alloy, and 260V for AT4 alloy. Creep tests
by both of the above mcLhods were performed with ST11fitanium alloy of the Ti-Al-Zr-S
system at 600C under a stress of 15 kg/mm2 (alloi-vas annealel at 800C for 1 hr and
air cooled). After 100 hr, the total deflection in the centifugal test amounted
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to 5.6 mm, and the total elongation in the conventional test amounted to 0.56%;
A linear dependence between the elongation (in'conventional method) and deflection
(in centrifugal method) was found to exist for all the alloys tested. This makes
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it possible to determine- the elongation from the magnitude of deflection. Orig.
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0. P. ANDREYEVp N15
661.3
Vodopropusknyye Truby Pod Zheleznodorozhnymi Nasypyaml (Water J2
Drainage Piping Under Railway Bnbankments, By) V. A. Yaroshenko, 0. B. Andreyev, A. G. P-
rokopovich. Moskva, Transzheldorizdat 1952.
230 p. Mus.,
Graphs, Tables (Trudy
Diagra.,
Vaesoyuzhnogo Nauchnoissledovatellskogo
Instituta Zheleznodorozhnogo Stroitel'stva I Proyektirovaniya, VYP. 5)
"Spisok Literatury": P. 2304231)

ANDRSYIVf O.V,; BABKOV, V.P.; XAMAKHATIV, M.S.: 11RUTNTSKIT, Ts.V.;
S.A., redaktor; GALAXTIONOVA, Ys.N.. takhnicheskiy
red&ktor
(Exeroises for a course in automobile road planning] Uprazhneniia
po kurou proaktirovantia aytomobillnvkh dorog. Moskra. Izd-vo
dorozhno-takhn. lit-ry Gushoodora MM SSSR. Pt.2. 1952. 2.56 p.
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1. Moscow. Avtomobillno-doroshnyy institut
(Roads--Design)

AKDREYEV, O.V.- BOLDAKOV, Ye.V., doktor tokhnichaekikh nauk:
0
, K.V.; KOSMIAV, V.A.-, RODIN, A.I.; ROYER. Ye.N.
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planning] Kratkii spravochnik po malym moGtam i trubam;
izyskaniia i proektirovante. Moskva, Izd-vo dorozhno-takhn.
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(Bridges) (Pipe, Concrete)

" C. -,.
6'-93. Andruyev, C. V. Rascli; ta ol- rst.iy wist.ov, rabot~iysuhchikh
-; usloviyakh podpc. -.t. A., 195~'+. ~.2s. s chert. 212sm.
Vseoyuz. in-t sh.-d. strolt.E~Ilstvn i prou(~*,Ktrrowiniya.
I
Soobstiechenlye No. 59. DlborutoriYa aost,)vykli porelliodov.) I.DJOe'rz.
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ABDRSfKV, Olag Vladimirovich; BABKOV, Valariy Yedorovich; GFMURT-
IN, b4 -N!, 1 -J,
M"IfOYM, 'Mr"ah'Madimirovich; ZVIAKHATEV,Mitrofan SamenovIch;
KRUTNTSKIT, Tevgerdy Vladimirovich; ORNATSKrY, Hikolay Petrovich;
SOBLINIKOV, Pavel Ivanovich; SUMOV, Andrey Sergeyevich; SHESTAKOV,
P.H.Cd"coaned] PLOTNIKOV,S.A.. reduktor-, KOGAN, F.L., tekhniclieskly
radaktor.
[Micanpl,me of highway dnsignl Primary proektirovaniia avtomobil'iWich
dorog. Izd.2-n, parer. Moekva,Nauchno-takhn.ird-vo avtotritnap.
lit-ry, 1955-283 P. (MLRA 8:12)
(Roads)

OL.VG,Vlad4mirarl(,h-. BOLDAKCrt, Fw-g8nly Vaaillyeric'-
V&;~jjl-,avjcf,; K(IK41r:IX.V, Vyaheelav AleksandraTich; 46-DIII,
IvAnavich: ROY~;,t. Y'vgenly IlikolVevich; BOIJ)AXLV, Ye.V., te-
k-hnicheakikh natik, redaktor, I'JZM!30V. 1.A., red,-3,.tor: GA!A:!rlAWVA,
Y,-.11., t6tiiichpolay rcdAlrtir
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Krntkii -tpravc,~,.hnIK po trubam I malym inost&-il- 1;.,*5kRnliA i pr%)r'~.tira-
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BOLDAKOT, Yevgeniy Vaoillyevich, doktor takhnicheakikh nauk,' ANDREYNY, Oleg
Vladimirovich. Icandidat tekhniche8kikh nauk; XVZNSTSOV. I.A.,
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izd-vo avtotrunsp. lit-ry, 1956. 404 p. (MLRA 9:11)
(Bridges)

KBLIBNIKOV, Ye.L. professor, - A %XYWXIIW'MIr ^ ',, kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk;
BEGAH, L.G., kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk; BM, O.Ya., kandidat
tekhnichookikh nauk; GAHATUNOV, A.I., kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk;
DUCHINSKIY, kandidat tokhniches)cikh nauk; KAZZY. I.I., kandi-
dat tekhnicheakikh nauk; MOKHIN, B.F., kandidat tekhnicheskikh
nauk; WGA, A.A., kandidat takhnicheakikh nauk; LYALIN,N.Bo, kandi-
dat tekhnichaskikh nauk; MKLINIKOV, Tu.L., kandidat takhnicheakikh
nauk; POLOYEVKO. V.P. Jmndidat teklinicheskikh nauk; PROKOPOVICH, 1.
q., kandidat takhnicheskikh nauk; STRELETSKIT, N.N., kandidat tekhni-
cheskikh nauk; TYULMV, Ye.A., kandidat tekh*ichaskikh nauk; KHROKETS,
Yu.N., kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk; SHELICSTET&,L.F., kandidat tekhni-
chaskikh nauk; SUIRO, G.S.. kandidat takhnicheakikh nauk; YAROS~LMO,
V.A., kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk; ZELEVICH, P.Mo. inzhener;_CHXGOi;
DAYhT. N.N.; BOBROVA, Te.N., tekhnicheakLy redaktor.
[Techbical specifications for desigrAng bridges and pipes for railroads
of a normal gauge (TM-56).]9ffActtve MInietr7
of Means of'Communicaition. and the Ministry Of Transportation Con-
struction, September 15, 19561 Takhnicheskia usloviia proektirovaniia
mostov i trub na zheleznykh dorogakh normal'noi kolei (TUP%-56).Wedeny
v kachostya vremennykh a 1 iiulia 1957 G. prikazom Ministerstya putei
moobshcheniia i Ministeretva transportnogo stroltelletva of 1~ sentia-
bria 1956 g. No.250/TeZ/213- Moskva, Gos.transp.zhel-dor.izA;iTo. 1957.
221 p. (MLRk 10:5)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.),Ministerstvo pptey soobahchanika.
(Railroad bridges--Design)

BLIZLITAK. Ye.Y., doktor tokhn.wiuk, otv.red.[decoused]; ROSSINSKIY, K.I.,
kand.tekhn.nauk, zameatitell otv.rod.; AHDRMY, O.V., kand.tekhn.
nauk. red.; ZIRELOV, N.P., kand.tekhn.nauk-.;-imwarq-,-sylr, N.A., kand.
tekhn.nauk, rod.; N.S. SHA1USHYIHA, N.S., red.; TEGOROV, V.I..
red.izd-va-. K11011DZ, M.M., red.jzd-va; SITEINA, Ye.I., toklin.red.;
KA.S!;IN,K, P.S., tekhn.rpd.
[Channel processes; a collection of articles] Ruslovye protseRsy;
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kbou,yaystva. 2. Sektsiyu no nauchnny razrnbotke problem vodnogo
khozyaystva AN SSSR, Vaeaoyixznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy i
proyektno-izyskatellskiy inst. im. S.Ya.Zhxika (for Rossinskiy).
3. VsaaoyuziVy nauchno-issledovatel'skly inst. transportnogo
st-rnitt-119tva Miniaterstva transportnogo stroit-l'stva SSSR (for
Androyev). 4. Vaesoyusnyy nauchno-isslodovatollskiy institnt
vndm9nabz'honiya, kanalizatsii, gidrotekhnicheskikh sooruzhoniy
i Inzbenernoy gidrogoologil (for Zrolov). 5. Toontrallnyy nouchno-
isslednvatollskiy institut okonomiki i okspluatataii vodnogo
transporta (for Minnitsyn). 6. )oktsiya po nauchnny razrabntke
prnblo,n vodnogn ],,hozvavstva All SSSR (for Sharashkina).
(Hydraulic engineering) (Rivers)

AI.DIW,nV, O.V., dvt.;~., kandt.teldin.nouk
Morphometrlc,, I 'hed deponele-.,cic: . " i':'.Dl - -22:176-185
158. (14r;U 12:4)
(ffydroGrs-,,'c.y)

ANMYEV, Oleg Vladimirovich, k-qnd.tekhn.nauk: YAIROSLAVTSEV, Igor'
Arkadtyevich. kand.tekhn.nsuk; GOLUBKOVA, Ye.S., red.; LAKHMAH,
F.Te., tekhn.red.
(Protection of bridges against washout] Zaghchita mostovvkh
perekhodov ot razmyva. Moskva, Nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo M-va avto-
mobillnogo tranap. i shosseinykh dorog RSFSR1 1959, 145 p.
(MIRA 12:4)
(Bridges--Repairing) (Rivers--Regulation)

BLIZNYAK, Ye.V.,otv.red. [deceased]; ROSSINSKIY, K.I., otv.red.;
r444*,..=d.; VENDROV, S.L., red.; Z.R_7LOV. N.P., red.;
POPOVA, K.L., red.: RZHANITSYN, N.A., red.; FIDMI, B.A., red.;
YAROSLAVTSEV, I.A., red.; VIMOVA. L.I., red.; VASIL'YEV, Yu.F.,
red.izd-va; MAKUNI, Ye.V., tekhn.red.
(New methods and equipment for stukving stream-channel processes]
Novye metody i apparatura dlia isnledovanii rtiolovvkh proteessov.
MoBkva, 1959. 220 P. (MIRA 12:8)
1. Akademiya nank SSSR. Sovet po problemam vodnogo khozyaystva.
2. Sovet po problemam vodnogc, khozyaystva Akademii nauk bSSR
(for Bliznyak). 3. Giprorachtrans Ministerstva rechnogo flota
RSFSR (for Vendrov). 4. Vzesoyuzrkvy nsuchno-issledovatel'skiy
Institut transportnogo stroitalletva (for Ynroslavtsev).
(Hydrology--Reasarch)

ANMEYEV, Ole&_YladiTiroyieh, dotsent, kand.tokhn.nauk; LEVI, I.I.,
pFo-f., doktoi--fe-kh-n.naukv retsenzent; MIUSERCHKIN, A.A.,
prof., retsenzent; ITEVLEVA, T.A., red.; GALAKTIGNOVA, YO.N.0
tekhn.red.
[Designing bridges] Proaktirovanie moatovykh perekhodov.
Izd.2., perer. Moskva, Nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo K-va avtomobill-
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(Bridges)

ARDFEM, OoV.
Coefficients of maximum erosion for designing bridge openings. Avt.
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otv. za vypusk; IVAIIOVSKAYA, X.M., red. izd-va;
bCIISKMAp G.D., tekhn. red.
(Principal formulas and instructions for making calculations
for bridge spans across constant currents of waterlosnovmye
formuly i ukazaniia po raschetu otverstii mostov cheroz po-
stoianrwe vodotoki. I:oskva, Avtotransizdat, 1961. 21 p.
N3RA 15:9)
1. Moscow. Gosudarstvennyy in6titut po proycktirovaniyu avto-
rer.ontnykh zavodov, garazliey, masterskikh i av-toeksploata-
tsionnogo khozyaystva.
(Bridees-Design)

_qh, kand. tekhn. nauk, dots.; ART&I
ANDREYEV, Oje"adjMjinvi I I YEV,
Sergey Sergeyevich, inzh.; BOLDAKOV, Yevgenly Vasillyevich,
doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.; ZHURAVLEV, Mark Mikhaylovichv
kand. tekhn. nauk; TEN, Igor' Aleksandrovich, kand. tekhn.
nauk; KOVRIZHNYKH, L.P., red.; GALAKTIONOVA, Ye.N., tekhn.
red.
[Calculation of the openings of engineering structures
according to limiting states] Haschet otverstii isku5stven-
nykh sooruzhenii po predelInym sostoianilam. (By.1 O.V.
Andreev i dr. Moskva, Avtotransizdat, 1963. 1d6 p.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Bridges) (Floods)

-AHDREYEV,, Oleg Vladimirovich; BOLDAKOV, Yevgeniy Vasillyevich;
GAYDUK, Kirill Vasillyevich; KOSHELEV, Vyacheslav
Aleksandrovich; RODIN, Arkadiy Ivancivirh; ROYER,
Yewreniv Nikolayevich (deceased] GRIGOR17XV, Ye*N#.%
inzb.,, retBanzent; TRESFINSKIY, S.A., kAnd. geol.-;vdberal.
nauk, retsenzent; GLINKA, N.N... red.; KOVRIZHNYKH, L.P.;
red.izd-va; BODANOVA, A.F., teklm. red.
(Concise manual on conduits,azd small bridged)
vochnik,po trubam i walym mostam. [By] O.V.Andreev i dr. Izd,3.,
perer. Moskva, Avtotransizdatp 1963. 179 p. (MIRA 17:2)

BURLAY, P.F.; GENRITSY, G.Ye.; SOLOMIN, A.F.; SLAVUTSKIY, A.K.,
kand. tekhn. nauk, retsenzent; ANDRYEV, O.V., kand.
tekhn. nauk, retsenzent; ALEKSEYEV, A.'P.,'inA., red.
(Reference book for workers in the cobstruction of rural
roads] Spravochnoe posobie stroiteliu sellskil:h dorog.
Moskva, Izd-vo "Transport," 1964. 331 P.
(FIRA 17: 15)

FEDOROV, Valentin Ivanovich; ANUMEV, O.V., dotr,., rotsc-.rzant;
LEVCHUK, G.P.. dots., retsenzent; KISLGV, 'o".9.,
red.
(Aerial geodesy and aerial survoying of IiAghwujs] Aero.-
geodeziia i aeroizyskaniia avtomobil'rWkh dorog. Moskva,
Transport, 1964. 318 P. (MlitA 17-.12)

DRIIATSKI-Y, IN2-kciay VlaJin-Irt;vl'-h., prof., clQktcl' tekhn'
I:T.ISIIVSKrY, Alcl.~;,iy dot-I., ,
li'~R.D:ay Petrovl~h. kand. toklin. DE111-k-, A!jllltEY-V, ult'l-
Tladimiro-vich, kand. tekhn. nauh-. dots-i IVII.~)%
lii~c,]Rv 117-~kolay e-V4 za.-.. dc-yatell rmliki i tekm,~~
HSF.11R, prof., doktor telAn. nauk~: BBIU-iYA, Aleksaridr
l'onstantinovIch prof., dc,k'-c.r ~,ekiin. nauk; i-46KOV, V,F,
prof.., doktor tekhi, natik. NOVIKOV, L.V, prof.,
retsenzent
[A-utc,mohile tan intr-,du~:t,:~ry voun-ei AvLcm.~Iil*nyt,
')L
dor-,)gi; vvorinyl hitro, Moskva, Vysshaia shkc-'Iu,, 1964- 1)1; P.
(~JTDA '19~4'.
Fl7evskiy institut( for Ornatzkf-yj ,V,
5 tjj e V ,, A
(for'Oryiatski-v N .71
for ilim)-iya%
y
1,;;,~,a Akadairi.--ye~ IJ.ja I Transporia ;for Nnvlkov).

MAINAVSKIY, ;3orlp K.Lrillovich; AMEYIEV, 0,,V.,p 'K(ini. tukhn.
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[Methods of deterinining the hydre-Ic-gicul charricteri-;I1.
of rivers from an airplanol Metc,dy opredelenila j1dr( lc,..
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BOLISBAKOV, Valeriy Alekseyevieb, kand. tekhn. nauk; UGIRCHUS,
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.1
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ACC NR- AT~11700294-1 Monograph UR/
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Andreyev, Oleg Nrladimirovich; Babkov, Valeriy Fedorovich; Gerburt-Geybovich,
Andrey \71,idimiroxich; Krutetskiy, Yevgeniy Vladimirovich; Zamakhayev,
TWitrofan Semenovich; Afanaslyev, Mikhail Borisovich; Bim-Bad, Maks
Isaakovich; Ornatskiy, Nikolay Petrovich; Porozhnyakov, Vladimir Sergeyevich;
Pryakhin, Aleksey Ivanovich; Sebellnikov, Petr Ivanovich
Highway designing (Examples) (Proyektirovaniye avtomobilInykh dorog (primary),
Moscow, Izd-vo "Transport", 66, 0395 p. illus. , biblio. , tables. 6, 000 copies
printed, 3d ed. , rev.
TOPlC TAGS: highway network, highway engineering, highway structure, hydraulic
engineering, hydrological calculation.
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: The book gives technico -economic fundamentals for
road network designing, and presents examples of transverse and longitudinal
cross sections as well as methods of determining openings in small artificial
structures. Calculations of earth bed stability and thickness of road pavements
are given; planning and design of highways in complicated conditions is described.
Hydrological and hydraulic calculations involved in the planning of crossings of
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large water, expanses are examined. The book is intended primarily as a text-
Woh, for highway engineering students at institutions of higher learning and may
likewise be useful for engineers and technicians. The authors express their
gratitude to the reviewers: professors, doctors of technical sciences Ya. A.
Kaluzhskiy and 1. A. Romanenko; to docents, candidates of technical sciences
V. A. Bogayeva, L. A. Barats, N. 1. Baskevich, V. M. Kislyakov, and 1. A.
Nosich; to the chief engineer of the GPI Soyuzdorproyekt V. B. ZavadskiN,
and
to engineers A. A. Sernenovskiy, M. L. Sokolov, and A. S. Fedner; also to
ill.-iLructors of MADI, doctor of technical sciences I- A. Bronshteyn, and
candidate of technical sciences Ye. N. Garmanov.
TABLE OF CONTENT [abridged]:
Foreword -- 3
Ch. 1. Designing of highway networks and tc'chnic;xl and economic comparison of
alternative designs -- 5
Ch. 2. Designing a highway -- 28
Ch. 3. Calculation of earth bed stability and thickness of road covers -- 206
Card 2/3

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Ch. 4. diffict:lt ti!rr,'u'ri 2.95
Ch. 5. M~fliwi.v designing M lirb-mi conditionG --
Ch. 6. Manning of highway reconstructions -- 354
Ch. 7. 11 drological and hydraulic calculations of crossings over large %VaLer
Y
xPanses -- 380
Literatur~e' -- 399
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE: O8Jul66/ ORIG REF: 003/
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k,7)li-"Vlll P.
ii(?F(~ 11 -)-)2,Y'17, P.- 0 P-,'crovo,IM,,kh
Yoe its i:~cntal--h
T,)r2iv-i *1 Urlovno..-o
Pron-St; 1910, No. 9, S. 27-21"
.7
5 0: Lntopis I Z.mL-nal' St'ite', , '101. '-2. -r-l , l-,V-1

ANDREM, P.
In the intereets of the development of grain production. Sov.profsoiusy
2 no.5:50-55 my 154. (MLRA 7:6)
1. Prodsedatell rabochago komiteta profsoyuss Petukhovskogo sernosovkhosa
lurganskoy oblasti. (Agriculture)

KRUZEV, Alekonndr Androyevich, kand.tekhn.nauk; MAMOV, Ivan
Nikolayevich, kand.takhn.nouk; A~ , P., red.; LUKA&MICH, V.,
takhn.red.
[Harvesting grain in separate stageal RosdelInais uborka khlebov.
Saratov, SRratovskoe knishnoo izd-vo, 1960. 77 p.
(MIRA 14:2)
(Grain--H2rvesting)

MOROZOV3 Vasiliy Konotqntinovich, doktor sellkhoz. nauk; ANDREY-EV, P.,-
red.j LUKASHEVICH, V., takhn# red.
(Sunflower) Podsolnechnik. lzd,2.~ parer. Saratov, Saratovskoe
knizhnoe izd-vo, 1959. 225 p. (MIRA 14:10)
(Sunflowers)

ROMMOV, Vladimir Aleksayevichp ka . sellkhozf nauk; AVDIZEYEV, P., red.;
LUKASHEVICH, V.p tekhn. red.
(Millet in the southeast) Proso na lUgo-Vostoke. Saratov, Saratov-
skoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1960. 60 Pe (MIRA l4z9)
(Volga Valley-Millet)

MASHIN, A.R.; SAZHNOV, V.Ya.LANDRICYFV. P., red.; LUKAS HEV I CH, V.,tekhn.red.
[Reinforced concrete and local building materials in rural
construction; experience of the Voroshilov CAlective Farm
in the Bazarryv Karabulak District) Zhelezob Aom i meatnye
strottelinya materialy v sellaknm stroitalletve: opyt kolkhoza
in.Voroobilova Basarno-Karabulakskogo r-na. (Saratov) Saratovskoe
kn1z1hnoe Izd-vo, 1957. 93 P. (MIRA 11:12)
(Reinforced concrete construction)

SHUSTROV, D. , kand. tekhn. nauk-j-ANDRE109 ij- P, inzh.
Technical progress in inland navigation. Rech. transp. 19
no. 6:9-i0 Je 160. (MIRA 14:2)
(Radio in navigation) (Inland navigation)

, P., inzh.
Characteristics of automatic pilot operations with magnetic
stabilization of the couree. Rech. transp. 19 no.llill-15 N 160.
(MIU 13 - 11)
(Gyrocompass) (Stability of ships)

j P,
I I A dc)kt.or -4 st.or-Scheskikh nauk
AlUlfl.i.yi.v, -. , . ;-, . ~ (~ -~ "y
,, s4p- f`fl .,
I~,-.-'(,t people's histnric expin't of - . . . . . - - .
!"oauli, V00-11,71). 3"I 5 T10.1:8-1,7 in ItI.I)v ( m -1 F., " ~ , q :: "". )

ANTIPOV, Vladimir Vasillyevkchp kand. tekhn. nauk;,-~ ~DRM~V,_--~.
red.; LUKASHMCH, V., tekhn. red.
[Repair and adjustment of the fuel system of diesel tractors]
Remont, i regulirovanie toplivnoi apparatury dizellnykh trak-
torov. Saratov, Saratovskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1961. 126 p.
(MIRA 15:3)
(Diesel engines-4.1,aintenance and repair)

21(4) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV12608
-Andreyev, Pavel Alekseyevich, Andrey Andreyevich Kanayev, and Yevgeniy
- Danilovich Fedorovich
Zhidkometallielieskiye teplonositeli yadernykh reaktorov (Liquid-Metal
Heat-Transfer Agents of Nuclear Rea'otors) Leningrad, Sudpromgiz,
1959- 383 p. Errata slip inserted. 4,000 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page): A.A. Kanayev; Ed. (Inside book): Ye. N. Shaurak;
Scientific Ed.: S.A. Serdyukov; Tech. Ed.: N. V. Erastova.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engincers and techniplogisbsworking
in plants and designing organizations, and also.,.for students in
poWer engineering and ship-building vuzes and tekhnikuns.
COVERAGE: The book contains information from foreign sources on the
properties of liquid-metal heatrtransfer agents of nuclear reactors.
The following aspects of the subject are studied; heat capacity
(liquid phase during boiling and condensation)j interactions of
liquid metals with structural materials; methods of removing im-
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Liquid-Me-tal (r,,,nt.) SOV/2608
PART 1. PROPERTIES OF LIQUID METALS
Ch. 1. Physical Properties 38
1. Sodium 38
2. Potassium :10
3. Sodiwa-potas,,3ium alloys 5
4. Lithium 63
5. Gallium 71
6. Mercury 79
7. Tin 79
8. Bismuth 79
9. Lead
10. Eutectic lead-bismuth alloy
Ch. II. Cheiril.,!aj Properties 89
11. Soditun 89
12. Po6bassium 100
13. Sodium-potaissi.um alloys 102
14 Lithium 102
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Liquid-Metal (C~-.,nt.)
SOV/2608
15- Gallium 104
16. Mercury 104
17. Tin 1 0-1i
18. Bl:imuth 10~
19. Le ad 10-11
20. Eutectic. lead-bismuth alloy I C)8
Ch. III. Hydraiallets, and Heat Exchange in Liquid Metals 110
21. Hydraulics of liquid metal flow 110
22. Heat exchange diaring free convection 117
23. Heat exchange during forcqd convection 130
24.. Heat exchange during boiling and o6ndensation 151
Ch. IV. The Corrosio n Prope rties of Constrtiction Materials in
Liquid-Metal Media 198
25. Sodium, potass itim and their alloys lbo
26. Lithium 17 ")
27. Gallium 178
28. Merrury 180
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Liquid-Metal .(Cont.) SOV12608
29. Lead, bismuth, tin and their alloys 187
30. Transfer of activity In liquldvmetil OVOW48 19)1
PART II- PLANNING AND OPERATION OF TIQUTDwMETAL SYSTEMS
Ch. V. Planning the Systems 208
31. General principles for grouping equippent 208
32. Behavior of construction materjaZ4*'$p liquidwmetal circuits 212
33. Planning the piping systems 217
34. Heat insulation 229
Ch. VI. Equipment for Liquid-Metal Systops 229
35. Mechanically driven pumps 229
36. Electromagnetic pumps 245
37. Heat exchangers and steam generators used with sodium and
sodium-potassium alloys 265
38. Fittings 28o
39. Measuring devices 284
Ch. VII. Operation of Liquid-Metal Systems 302
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40. Preparing the system for operation 303
41. Tracing the flow of a metal 305
42. Repairing and washing sodium o1roulto 306
43. The interaction of molten alkali Metals with water 311
44o. An inert gas system 1 31J
45. Determining impurities in sodipm a44 Na-K al;oys 31
46. Purification of sodium and the Na"K 4110Y 329
47. Industrial safety measures 4r4 tire-prevention techniques
during work with alkali metals 334
48. Safety techniques during work wj~h merouryl, lead, tin and
bismuth 340
PART III. SOVIET DVESTIGATION OF LXQV1X6WAjj HICAT-TRANSFER AGENTS
49. Heat exchange and hydraulic rea~13tjk
d~r$qg the flow of
liquid metals through pi eis
p 342
50o Heat exchange during condepqq ~9 351
51o
e
L6ss of power due to th Pr 0. 'PTS Rri #0 p or centrifugal
l
l t
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pumps operating in Liqu
,m 353
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ANDnYHV 0 PoAo
Ifoolianizing computatinn and rocord-ko(q)ing, oporations. Sudostroenle
,,'I F 1513. (MIR-k 1113)
(Ts.bxilating nachines)

ANDRIYXV, P. ~ -
Now developments in materials control by machine. Bukhg. uchat 15
no.2;43-" 7 158. (MIRA 110)
1, GlAvnyy bukhgalter Primorskogo soynarkhoza (Vladivostok).
(Vladivostok-Shipbuilding) (Machine accountir4g)

BOGDASITEVSKTY, Viktor Ivanovich; DONICH, Konstantin Konstantinovich
(deceased]; IOFFE, Veniamin Isaakovich; U12-TERT, Yakov
Emmanuilovich; KOLYAHKOVSKIY, Viktor Po3ikarpovich;
KRAINSKIY, Abram Isayevich; FOLOTSKIY, Solomon Gertsovich;
SVIRSKIY, Solomon Vladimirovich; ANDREYEV P A., retsenzent;
IVANOV, N.S., retsenzent [des eas-e7]-,- -TVA-AN -N.S.,
retsenzent; KRAINSKIY, A.I., nauchn. red.; SHAKHNOVA, V.M.,
red.; KOROVENKO, Yu.N.) tekhn. red.
[Accounting in shipbuilding and machinery manufacturing
enterprises] Uchet na sudostroitel'rWkh i mashinostroitell-
nykh predpriiatiiakh. [By] V.I.Bogdashovskii i dr. Lenin-
grad, Sudpromgiz, 1963. 502 p. (MIRA 17:3)

M,*V?FY!,.'V, 1. A. Cv.iA Chvin -- (disr) "Interrelrtion of' cortnin silicoorCnnic
I
compounds nnd cellulose nit-,rittes." I.Ios, U- pp (11in of' `ii;-her Eduention
U
U81"Ti. ~i.os Order of Lenin Chem-Technologionl Inst Ln. :), I. Mendeleyev. Chnir
of AnFl ic Chemistry), 110 co-oies (KL, 11-68, 113)
r
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A-A/ o k S v A
AUTHORI:
Krechkov, A. P. Guretskiy, I. Yu.
'21 T LE The Cenversion of Some Or,~-anosiliccn
-itr-tes (V--aimodcyotvJ-yc nekotoryiz~i
sovedlineni- o nitratami
P
A.
Compourds With Celluzlcnse-
:'--RIODICAL: Zhurnal Obslic'iey 11:1iinii ~ 1958 qV01 .23. ':r 1 PI). 1 67-193(USSR
ABSTRACT: "2he authors had already cnrlier shown that certain or.-anosill--
con compo-onds enter into reactirr wit'i cli-fforent anorZan: .Lc
anu- or,-anic compounJu ~abic!l 111;1VU aCti",~ 0,0 fLInCt,'in:al
(17, Cl, 011, OR, IJIT -"I ot, -0) LP
,groups ? a: Ile- ~d yield valuable pr,-
ducts. But the convQrsior,'prGc,3s3ts of tlie or~,anosilicon crj--'-
pounds wath cellulose nitratos had iii'L-,liortc not b-zen investi..
Zated. The Dresent Iapcr prDvns 411~at, ac2ordi-I., to the pre-
vailin.- cond4tion
C, u n di s
t'ie zeaction of or.-anosilicon coi:)- I
w
L n-etierif--'ed hydroxyl ~7roips :~f col-lul,~L:o 'I-nkes place
J th no &I
at the oxr,,;on under tic jo-injin'- C~ -)'Ici-mmoleci~Ies of
cellulose 'by the Sii~-con ~-tol~o (jc!e The a-uth,;rs in-
4. Ctra.-n-buLo-y..., tatva----*~~')--~'.'
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AVAILA:;LEt Liljrar~- of ConLress
Card 2/2 1. Chendstry 2. Organic o
ompounds-Infrared spectra

AIIDA.,YLVJl, i.. it.
N. Ya. Guretskiy, A. 11. Kreshkov and P. A. Andreyev, "The I-Icthods of Guln-
bining Si licon -Organic Polymrs with High-molccular CIrganic iubstances.11
Report presneted at the Second All-Union (;~~nfcrence. on the *~hcmistry and
I i 3i I
Practical A~pl'cation of __l con-urganic Uonipound,; huLt lit ',onin~,,rad from
25-27 ~ieptember 195P.
Zhurnal prikLdnoy kidmii, 1959, Nlr 1, pp 23F-240 (USSH)

AUTHORS: Kirichenko, E. A., Andreyev, Po A. S/153/60/003/01/023/058
B010005 I
TITLEt Quantitative Determination of OR Groups in Cellulose Nitrates and
in Products of Their Combination With Organosilicon Compounds by
the Method of Infrared Spectra
PERIODICALi Izvestiya vysshikh uohobnykh zavedeniy. Khimiya i khimioheekaya
tekhnologiya, 1960, Vol 3, Nr 1, pp 88-91 (USSR)
TEXT: The authors developed methods for a direct quantitative determination of
OR groups in cellulose nitrates and their reaction products with organosilioon
compounds. The results prove a chemical interaction of dimethyldimethoxysilane
with non-esterified OR groups of cellulose nitrates. During investigations
carried out by the authors (Refs 1,2) it became necessary to determine the OR
groups qualitatively and quantitatively. No reliable method had been published
hitherto. The authors used the method of molecular absorption spectroscopy in
the infrared section of the spectrum. This method is known from publications
as "method of the graduation curve" (Refs 70). The spectra were recorded on an
IKS-11 spectrophotometer with a NaC1 lens. The samples consisted either of a
film 19-20e.Lthiok, or of a suspension in chemically pure vaseline oil. The
absorption maximum at 2.9~L was measured. The graduation curve (Fig 1) was
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69669
Quantitative Determination of OR Groups in Cellulose S/153/60/003/01/023/058
Nitrates and in Products of Their Combination With BO11/B005
Organosilicon Compounds by the Method of Infrared
Spectra
determined on the basis of infrared spectra of 5 cellulose-nitrate samples~ The
content of Oh groups was calculated from the content of nitro groups (Lunge's
method). Table 1 shows the results. Table 2 indicates the permeability at 2~qtu
of the reaction products of the oellulose-nitrate samples with dimethyidi-
methoxysilane as well as the content of OR groups. The OH content was detormined
on the basis of the graduation curve (Fig 1) and the values mentioned at last.
The graduation curve was also used for determining OR groups of the newly
formed products. Table 3 shows that here the relative content of ON groups per
1 elementary member of the macromolecule is slightly lower than in the nitrates
used. The molecular weight of the interaction products is slightly higher than
that of the pure nitrates. The authors introduced correction coefficients to
compensate for the too low content of OR groups (Table 3). These coefficients
lie between 1.03 and 1.2 according to the content of nonsubstituted OR groups
in the cellulose nitrate used. Table 4 shows the accurate data after intro-
duction of the said coefficients. A comparison of tables 1 and 4 shows that the
content of free OR groups deoreases considerably in the reaction products of
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69669
Quantitative Determination of OB Groupu in S/153/60/003/01/023/058
Cellulose Nitrates and in Products of Their B011/BO05
Combination With Organosilicon Compounds by the
Method of Infrared Spectra
aellulose nitrates with di-,nethyldimethoxysilane as compared with the nitrates
used. Therefore, it oan be stated that the interaction under review is a chemical
process caused by the reaction of the free, non-esterified OH groups of cellulose
nitrate. Figure 2 shows the graduation curve drawn on the basis of the data
determined (Tables 2 and 4). It permits a direct determination of OU groups in
the reaction products mentioned on the basis of light absorption. There are 2
figures, 4 tables, and 12 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCILTION: Kazakhskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut; Kafedra obshohey khimii
(Kazakh Technological Institute; Chair of General Chemistry)
SUBMITTEDs February 6, 1959
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z/011/61/018/001/012/014
E112/E453
AUTHORS. Andreyev, P.A .,Kreshkov, A.P, and Gureskiy,. I. Ya.
TITLE: Some properties c-f silicone-modified nitrocellulos&
surface coatings
a
PERIODICAL- Chemie a --hemicke technologie, 1961, Vol.18, No.1, P,33.
abstract Ch 61-451 (Lakolcras. Materialy, 1960,
No,l, PP-13--17)
TEXT~ The reaction of nitrocellulose with organic silicone
derivatives leads pairtly to a replacement of OH- by OSi-groups,
and partly to transeaterification of the nitric esters, with the
production of high-molecular nitrocellulose derivatives and
containing Si in linear or cross-linked structures, The physical
and mechanical properties of coatings prepared from these polymers
are listed. The modification, by means of organic silicones,
improves the heat and water resistance of the coatings and
in~:reases their strength, adhesion and impact strength,
1 diagram, 1 table, 19 literature references,
(Abstractor's note; Complete translation]
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Co'/6)6 1 /61 1
Rouction of organo-~3ilicon ... 1)235/D-502
with methoxy groups react more readily v.,ith celluiot;e r-_-.rute~3.
The filas viere te-4-ed with respect to the staidard --for 11-.cquer
- U
films and results showed that the hardness %..,as 5 - 81,-'1 lov.'cr tl'an
for nitrocelluloue films but the adhesion to -lass, brass and Steel,
0
elasticity, and impact strength were hic,,her. The silicon con-uent
depends on -.he conaitions of combination of the ori-inal conpounds.
Thus combination of cellulose wit), chemically pure organo-s--1--con
CoMpounds led to a product with a silicon col-lent of 0.15 - 1.055j,
combination in the presehce of 0.01~;" SiCI to a content of 0.3 -
4
7.01/1 and combination in a heterogeneous med4~ LM with 0.01c" SiC11 to
a small fraction containing eLroIund 20c,0' silicon. 4
ASSJGIA'LION: i,-.,osl-.ovs'A-iy kiii,riillo-toklinolog-'~-chesl-.iy inst-_-uut im. D.I.
liendeleyeva (Ifolsqow Institute of Chemical Technolo-
Gy im. D. I. Mendeleyev)
Ca.-d 21/2

ANDRETEV, P.A.; KOBZAItENK-'-), Z.N.
Improvement of the method of dete-mining phospliGruS in nitrophoska.
Trudy MKHTI no.44!152-,154 164. (MIRA 18:1)

"and.
S n -,crew
10

ACC NR~ AM6008009
yev, Pavel Alekseyevich; Gremilov, Dmitriy Ivanovich; Fedorovich, YEvgeniy
Andre
Danilovich
!Hcat exchnngers in nuclear power plants (Teplootmenyye apparaty yadernykh energeticho-~
skikh ustanovok) Leningrad, Izd-vo "Sudostroyeniyell, 65. 0351 p. illus.,
biblio. Errata slip inserted. 2,550 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: nuclear power plant, heat exchanger, atomic energy plant equipment,
nuclear reactor coolant
PURPOEcE AD COVFRAGE- The book examines problems of design and introduces methods for
heat, hydrodynamic, and strength calculations of heat exchangers in nuclear power
plants. Particular attention is given to primary heat exchangers and their design
features. The book is intended for specialists working in the field of nuclear power
plant construction. It may serve as an aid to designers of heat exchangers in other
branches of engineering, or as a text for students 3pecializing in related fields at
technical schools and institutions of higher learning.
TABLE OF CONTENTS (abridged):
Authors' foreword-3
Ch. I. Heat exchangerB in heat transfer circuits of nuclear power plants-5
Ch. II. Design of heat exchangers-32

PWDREYEV, Favel Alekseyevich; STILMOVI'011, 11C.I., prof.., retsenzent;
t--- nauk, retsenzent; TYRYSIiYM;, Y.G.,
nauchnyy red.; VASILIYEVA, N.N.., red.; ~.'SAL, ',.K.p tekhn. red.
[Rotary screw compressors] VintovyG kompregoornye masliirq.
Leningrad, Gos. soiuznoe izd-vo sudostroit. promyshl., 1961.
250 p. (MIRA 150)
(Conproosors-Donign and construction)

T.T
I.V., nauchn. re6.; VL;:.SC)V-1., n''10
I'V"conoirtiv of the Lqlmico nhoot of f, ,;Iiipl'l.ildjng
enterprise] Ekc~.rioridclioskli analiz balansa oi-,doot-roitell.-
nogo predprliatd-ia. Leningrad, ~~idostroerlep '~O-l L).
19:5)

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AUTHOR: I)KOthishyano G. 0.; Andreyev, P. r.; Danilov, L. T.
ORGa none
TITLE: Extract ion of thorium from dilute solutions by means of tannate
of gelatin
SOURCE:' Zhurnal prikladnoy khinii, v. 38, no. 12, 1965, 2842-2844
TOPIC TAGS: -thorium, tanning a,aterial, nonferrous metal, gel
sea JWater, acid base equilibfium, aqueous solution, chemical precipi
ABSTRAM A method Is presented for extraction of thorium from highly
diluted aqueous solutio'ns containing CaC12, Na2SO4, and NaCl. The ob-
Ject of the work was to examine feasibility of extracting thorium from
sea water. Edible gelatin and imported DAB-6 tannin were used as extra
tion agents. Thorium-.was percipitated from solutions containing 100-200
microgr'ams of Th232 and Th234 per 500 ml of starting
solution, using 5 ml of it solution of DAB-6 tanning and gelatin. Tho-
rium removal from a solution containing various neutral salts is shown
in fig. 1. Thorium removal from simulated sea water is shown in fig. 2.1
UDCs. 546.841
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VASSOYAVICH, N.B., prof., doktor go o1. -minor. nauk; ANDREYIN P r
. jcand.
iiV- BARM;OVA. T. E.
khim.nauk; BELYAKOV, H.F., kand.gool.-miner.nn ,
nauchn.vy sotrudnik; BUSIIIIISKIY, G.I., prof.; GROM, R.F.. prof.,
doktor biolog.nuuk; GROSSGEYMl V.A., knnd.geol.-miner.naij-.;
IMBERG, S.S.. dotsent; KRISHTOFOVICH, A.1%; LYUBOMIROV, B.N.,
kand.gaol.-miner.nnuk; PORFIRIY-VV, G.S., ksnd.geol.-minar.nauk;
POKROVSCAYA, I.H., prof.. doktor geol.-miner.nauk; RADCHER-0. O.A.,
kand.khim.nnuk; RUKHIN, L.B., prof., doktor gool.-minor.nsiik;
TORGOVANOVA, V.B., g1drogeolog-, USPEUSKIY, V.A., knind.khim.nailk;
FROLOV, Ye.F., kand.geol.-minor.naiik; FURSENKO, A.V.; MIN, V.Ye.,
prof., doictor gool.-minor.nnijk; SPLARONOV, V.V.. prof.. doktor
fiziko-wtem.nnuk; YASHCHIMUNSKAYA, A.B., veduislichiy rod.;
SOKOLOVA, Te.V., takhn.red. (Continued on next card)

VASSOYEVICH, II.B.--(continiied) Card 2.
[Handbook for field geologists and petroleum prospectors]
Spitnik polevogo geologa - neftianika. Leningrad, Gos.nnuchno-
tekhn.izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, Loningr.otd-nie.
1952. 504 P. OGRA 12:12)
1. Grozzionskiy ordena Trudovogo Krqsiio,,:o Zivinonl neftyanoy inAti-
tiit (for Itenberg). 2. Wyatvitellnyy chlen AN Ukrainskoy SSR
(for Krishtofovich). 3. Chlon-korroRpondont All Beloruankoy SSR
(for Fursanko).
(Petroleum geology-Kindbooks, manuals, etc.)

BAKIROV, A.A.,doktor nauk, redaktor: VASMYEVICH, N.B.. doktor nauk;
VKBER, V.V., doktor nauk; DYAXI, M.F., doktor nauk; DOBFffAIISKIY,
A.V., doktor na)zk; WtIIN, Z.L., doktor nauk; MIRCHINK, M.V.,
radaktor; ANDRETEV, P.F.. kandidat nauk; AYZINSHTADT, G.Ye.,
kandidat iwW:"7wo?I0WVA, A.I., kandidat nauk; GO&SKATA, &I.,
kandidat nauk;ZIUBRRV, D.V., kandidat nauk, radaktor-, KAZRINA,
T.A., kandidat nauk-, HESSIIWA, M.A., kaDdidat nauk, PRTROVA,
Yu.N., kandidnt nauk; RADCMKO, O.A., kandidat nauk; TATARUIT,
V.T., kandidtit nauk; TIKIIIT, V.H.. kandidat nauk; USPENSKIT, V.A.
kandidat nauk. DYAKOV, B.F., redaktor: SAVINA, Z.A., redaktor;
TRDFIMOV, A.V., tokhnicheakiy redaktor.
(Origin of oil) Protakhozhdanie nefti. Pod red. M.F.Mirchinka i
Ir. Hoskvit, Gns.nauchnn-takhn.izd-vo neftianoi I gorno-toplivnoi
lit-ry, 1955. 483 p. (MLRA 9:1)
1. Chlan korrespomient Ali SSSR (for Mirchink)
(Petroleum geology)

Subject USSR/Chemistry
Card 1/1 Pub. 1.52 - 18/19
AID F - 2790
Author Andreyev, P. F.
Title S. M. Grigorlyev, 0 protsessakh obrazovaniya i
svoystvakh goryuchikh iskopayemykh. Formation and
properties of mineral fuels, 1954 (Book Review)
Periodical Zhur. prikl. khim. 28, 4, 448-449, 1955
Abstract Critical review
Institution None
Submitted No date

AnRETIV,P.P.
Bacterial hypothesis on the origin of petroleums Trudy VBIGRI
no-83:140-148 '55. MRA 8:10)
(Petroleum geology)

AnRNnff,P-7,; ITANTBOVA,V.Yo; FOLUKOVA,N.N.; BILIM.N.F.
- , ~ ~~
Properties and structure of the dispersed organic matter of
sedixentray rock. Trudy VNIGRI no-83:171-187 '55.
(GeochemiBtry) (XLRL 8:10)

AIRDRIKM,P.7.; X&MUTOVA,D.A.; POLTAKOVA,N.N.; CEEMSHNVA,jL.S.
Some regularities of the occurrence of organic matter ii rocks
of the middle Miocene in northeastern Caucasus. Trudy VNIGRI
no.83:231-2?3 '55. (KLRL 8:10)
(Caucasus, Northern--Geochomistry) (Caucasus. Sorthern-
Geology. StrRtig7aphic)

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USSR/Cosmochemistry - Geochemistry. Hydrochemistry. D.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, N413
Author : Andreyev, P.F.
Inst
Title Nev Data Concerning Properties of Dispersed Or(~anic
Matter of Sedimentary Rocks
Orig Pub Novosti neft. tekhn., Geologiya, 1956, No 4, 16
Abst A brief report, without presentation of experimental da-
ta, on the development of new methods which obviate the
necessity of isolating the organic matter (I) from the
composition of the rock. The quantitative data obtained
do not reflect the presence, in the specimen under study,
of a considerable amount of the mineral portion of the
rock. The proposed methods include determination of the
content of "volatile" carbon, thermolysis, comparative
ixidability, determination of the content of carboxyl
and methyl groups, direct method for determination of
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15-57-10-14446
Translation from: Referativny zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 10,
P 178 (USSRT
AUTHOR: Andreyev,. P. F-
TITLE: The Role of External Environment and Internal Factors
in the Formation and Alteration of Oil in Nature (Some
Questions on the Theory of the Origin of Oil) LR-olt
vneshnikh usloviy i vnutrennikh faktorov v protsessakh
obrazovaniya i izmeneniya neft v prirode (Nekotoryye
voprosy teorii genezisa neftiU
PERIODICAL: Tr. Vses. neft. n.-i. geologorazved. in-ta, 1956,
Nr 95, pp 266-297
ABSTRACT: The factors in the formation and alteration of oil in
nature are divided into the essential internal ones
and the unessential external ones, (stimulating, neu-
tral, and retarding). Organic substances of suitable
Card 1/3 composition and structure, and also a reducing environ-

15-57-10-14446
The Role of External Environment and 1nternal Factors (Cont.)
products enriched by hydrogen. Further change in these ~-roducts some-
times leads to their concentration. The source rock undergoes slow
change which leads to further loss of heterocyclic atoms and to the
formation of material with graphitic structure. The alteration of
oil proceeds in this same direction. External conditions (tempera-
ture, catqLlysts, time factor, hydrogen sulfide contamination, bac-
terial activity, etc.) are believed to be necessary, but incapable
in themselves of producing oil and its further alterations. They
merely act as mobilizing faztors of the spontaneously occurring
processes of lowering the energy level.
Card 3/3 G. A. Gladysheva

. A HDRIff KV. P. F.
.--
Mechanism of processes of the transformation of organic matter
In reduction conditions of bottom deposits. Trudy VNIGRI no-95;
298-316 156. (MLRA 9:12)
(Reduction, Chemical)

15-57-10-14441
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 10,
p 177 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Andreyev, P. F., Andreyeva, I. V.
TITLE: The Internal Structure of Paraffin Oils (K voprosu o
vnutrennem stroyenii parafinistykh neftey)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Vses. neft. n.-i. geologorazved. in-ta, 1956,
Nr 95, pp 355-383.
APSTRACT: Paraffin oil is believed to be a system consisting of
a dispersing medium (liquid hydrocarbons) and a dis-
perseds~haso (heavy tarry substances and solid hydro-
carbon . The materials of the dispersed phase are
capable of mutual adsorption and formation of complex
Card 1/1 aggregates. G. A. Gladysl-.eva

15-57-4-5126
Translation from: Referativny zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 4,
p 150 (USSRT
AUTHORS: Andreyev, P. F., Polyakova, N. N.
TITLE: Coefficients of Heat Expansion of Petroleums from
the Groznyy Region (Koeffitsiyenty teplovo-o
rasshireniya neftey Groznenskogo rayona) L'
PERIODICAL: Tr. Vses. neft. n.-i. geologorazved. in-ta, 1956,
Nr 95, Pp 422-440
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
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ANDRE r 'I
1441:1 -W
, Mr. hT ~~, ,, .
Criteria of the genetic difference in tar substances of petroleum.
Gaol. nefti 1 no.4r29-39 AP 157. (XLRA lOt8)
(Petroleum) (Tar)

'OSSR/Chemical Technology Chemical Products and Their 1-8
Application. Treatment of Natural Gases and Petroleum.
Motor and Jet Fuels. Lubricants.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, lgrB, 2529
Author : Andreyev, P.F.,-.Ivantsova, V.V.
Inst : All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Geological
Petroleum Exploration.
Title : The Role of Sulfur in Natural Processes of Petroleum
Transformatio.Transformation.
Orig Pub : Tr. Vses. neft. n.-i. geologorazved. in-ta, 1957, No 105,
66-67
Abstract : The role of sulfur in processes of petroleum alteration
under natural conditions consists in accelerating the pro-
cesses of oxygen loss and hydrogen redistribution with for-
mation of water, methane hydrocarbons and graphite. Con-
currently
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KaMETEV, P.?
Energy bases of organic theory for petroleum formation. VNIGRI
no.105:270-278 '57. (MIRA 11:9)
(Petroleum) (Geochemistry))

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T'HIt.7E I BOOK EX-11LITATION SOV/i960
Vsesoyuznyy neftyanoy nauchno-issiedovatellakly geologorazvedoohnyy
-institut
Ucokhlmicheskiy sborrilk, no. 5 (Collected Papers on Geochemistry,
Nr 5) leningrad, Gostoptekhizdat, 1958. (Series: Tto! Trudy,
v~ u. ~:.'3) .12,17)00 copies printed.
7'avel Fedorovich Andreyev; Exec. Ed.: L. Ya. Husakova;
Te-h. Ed.: 1. M. Gennadlyeva.
i~UHPO- ~-:E: The book is intended for the technical and scientific
personnel of Institutes and TsNIL (Central Scientific Research
Laboratorios) of the petroleum Industry, and all those interested
in the geolugy and geochemistry of petroleum.
The book is the fifth issue of' the Geokhimicheskiy sborn,-k
(Collected "-apers on Geochemistry) and contains articles
contribuGed by VNIGRI staff members (All-Union Scientific Research
Institute for Geological Survey) on various aspects of geo-
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-be a e
many FerQL:C: T)Vr-biems. 1. K. Vorov ,rva d e r n vi
met'hod of' countiri,, the, toLal nui-Awr ot* i i ve bac--te-iti.I may
be applied In various mIxi-obiological studies. ileferencues
acnompany each artiole.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
From the Editor
Dobryanskiy, A. F. On the (Zuesf.lon ol' the HIgh-tempernture
Genesis of Petro.`eum 7
Dobryanskiy, A. F,, P. F. Andreyev and A, 1. Bogomolov. --ome
ti~. 12
Uniform Phenomena in-Ifi-e-TVm-position of Crudes,
Dv,~__'i, M. F, On tho Optical Effect!! .)," Crudes 30
:etrcva, Yu. N., 1. P. Karpove, and Y,i. A. Mandrykina. The
Chemical Comnosition of I"olid, Hydrocrt-bono in the Organic.
Slubstance of Rocks 39
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etrOl I revoil-I 1-cm
tin i O'n t, I I (I I (".; contlec t~qc, di 'j,
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Qi h e 1 d. -.C the qene "Ut-,Oys
Bogomolov, A. T-., and K. Groull Analysis
of f.rcrnatic Hydrocarbon Frac"Jons of Fetrolc,,u..n
c "I
Androyc,,v, P. F. , M. P. Dvali, and 11. 1". Silina. New Method o!'
St,j,.--;ydnF the DiSnersed Organic Substance of' Hooks
Gard 5/7

Collected Frapers (Cont.)
scv/196U
:;alomshchikova, K. !,oturmining the 1111olecular Weight of
Asphaltic, Tarry '~ubstanccs o- Crudes and Bitumens
~ndreyev, diethyl Grc~,p.-,Contaired in Molecules of the
DiST)r'T'sed vilc- of' :,edimontary I:o(-.kq
Yurgaiiov, N. and A. I. ZInovIyev. Unit for Determining
Organic Carbon in Rocks by Applying the Method of Burning Them
in the Mars Furnaces 205
iurganov, N. N., and .1. Zinovlyev. ~xialysis of the ~cid-
soluble Ilart of' Sedimentary Rock From One Batch
*'Inovlyev, A. 1. Method of' i'rocessing Data From the Chemical
~.nalysis of Rocks to Find Out the Conditions Under Which
Sediments It.'ere Formed i 4
ZinovIyev, A. 1.)and N. N. Yurganov. Trilonometric Determination
of the Calcium and Magnesium Content ";,n Indigenous Waters and
Hocks 2.18
6 / 7

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 1178
-AAdz4~y~-v-,--Y-aye-I.Fe_dq~~(?vich; Bogomolov, Aleksey Ivanovich; Dobryanskiyy
Aleksandr Plavianovi-6h; and Kartsev, Aleksey Alekaandrovich
Prevrashchenlya nefti v prirode (Conversion of Petroleum in Nature)
Leningrad, Gostoptekhizdat, 1958. 416 P. 3,100 copies printed.
Ed.; Dobryanskly, A.F.; Executive Ed.: Chizhov, A.A.; Tech. Ed.:
Yashchurzhinskaya, A.B.
PURPOSE: This book ~Is intended for specialists in geochemistry and
petroleum geology.
COVERAGE: Thebocit gives a systematic approach to problems related to
the transformations of present-day petroleum deposits as systems
of active substances. A.F. Kartsev wrote Chapters I II and V
(Pt.1); P.F. Andreyev - Chapters III, IV and V (pt.2j, A.I Bogo-
molov - Chapters VI and VII; A.F. Dobryanskiy - Chapters VIII
and IX. References are given at the end of each Chapter.
Card 1/6
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Conversion of Petroleum In Nature 1178
Ch. II. Dependency of Petroleum Properties Up On Geological
and Geochemical Conditions 38
A. Age of [Petroleum-] bearing deposits 39
B. The depth of-bedding 43
C. Age and depth 62
D. Differentiation within a bed 66
E. Pbase-lithological conditions 3
F. Hydrogeological conditions R
G. Tectonic conditions and migration processes 104
H. Gases 113
I. Basic principles 119
Bibliography 125
Ch. III. Processes of Spontaneous Change in Organic Substances 129
A. Direction of change processes in petroleum substances 131
B. Equilibrium and irreversibility 140
C. Natural motive forces of the ch"ge process in petroleum 144
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Conversion of Petroleum in Nature 1178
Bibliography 250
Ch. VI. The Signifiance of Clays in the Formation and Trans-
formation of Petroleum in the Earth's Crust 253
A. The development of opinions on the catalytic processes
of petroleum formation and transformation 253
B. Contemporary theories on the catalytic activity of
aluminum silicates ~61
C. Composition of natural clays and characteristics of
clays exhibiting a catalytic influence 265
Bibliography 277
Ch.. VII. Thermocatalytic TransformatJ.ons of Heterogeneous
Organic Compounds 279
A. Transformation of oxygen compounds in the presence of
aluminum silicates 281
B. Thermal stability and conversion of sulfur compounds
in the presence of aluminum silicates 309
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ANMMV, P.X,-
Methyl group in the molecules of organic matter scattered through
sedimentary rock". Trudy VNIGRI no.1;202-2b4 158. (MIRA 11:12)
(Methyl group) (Petroleum geology)

130BRYANSKIT, A.F.; ANDREYICV, P.T.; BOGOMOIDV, A.I.
Some regularities of the composition of petroleums.Trudy VNIGRI
no.123:12-29 158. (MIRA 11:12)
(Petroleum)

ANDRIM, P.r.
C1- Sfficient complex of methods for studying kerogen In
sedimentary rocks. Trudy VNIGRI no.123:156-167 158.
(MIRA 11:12)
(Rocks--Anal7sis) (Petroleum geoloa)

ANDREYNV, P.P.; DVALI, M.F.; SILDIA, N.P.
New method of studying scattered organic matter in rocks. Trudy
VITIGRI no.123:189-192 158. (MIRA 11:12)
(RockB--Analyals) (Petroleum geology)

ANDMEV. Pavel Fedorovich; GOLOUSHIN, H.S., nauchnyy red.; REGINA, G.M.,
vedushchiy red.; GX M D'YEVA, I.M.. tekhn. red.
(Characteristics of the organic matter of sedimentary rocks and the
problem relAted to areal oil occurrences] Svoista organicheskogo
veshchostva osadochnvkh porod i problema regionallnoi neftenoonosti.
Leningrad, Goo. nauchn.-takhn.izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry.
Loningr.-'otd-nia.1959. 128 p. (Leningrad. Veesoiuznyi neftianoi nauchn-
isoledovatellskii goologorazvedochnyi inatitut. Trudy, no.134)
(MIRA 13: 1)
(Petroleum geology) (Organic matter)

3(5) PHASE I BOOK KXPIOrTATI0S 30V 23C2

'k-AtalYS nauk Ukralnekor &U. Institut geologil polern7kh Isk.paje-
ftykh

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T;
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plenty; "terialy L6vovskoy disWusall 8.12 says 1957 g (Fmb
or oil migration and the Porantion of Oil and 08 3 Accu~xulatlon3;
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