SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ANTONOV, I.A. - ANTONOV, K. V.

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bLnd.takhn.nauk; ASINOVSUYA. 0.A., lnzb.
.
. )PY,.
Introducing automatic control of &at flww
brazing of
tubular joints. trudy TNILAvtogen no.7tlo4-122
160*
(KLRA 1317)
(Brazing-lquipment and supplies)
(Automatic control)

ISIS
-ALMIOR- AULQaoV_,, I. A.
T :Tu- New developments In gas-flaire michining
S/193/6 VCOOAk),/C~
A004/A 10 1
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' tekhniko-ekonomicheskoy Informatsil, no. 4,
1961, 18 - 23
TEXT: The author gives a comprehensive survey on the up-today level
of flan'.
machining enumerating a great number of devices, machines and
installations used
for this purpose. Ile emphasizes the leading role in this field
played by Ilie Vse-
so)raznyy nauchno-issledovatell'skly Institut avtogennoy obrabotki
metallov (All-Un.
ton Scientific Research Institute of Oxyacetylene Welding and Cutting
of Metall)
(V.41IAvtogen) . The greatest emphasis In metallurgy Is put at
present on the mech-
anization and automation of' gas-cutting operations. A number of
Installations aro,
being designed for the deseaming and, scarfing of billets and slabs,
removing de-
fectIve surface layers of metal at a speed of 30 - 50 m/min
slimiltancously on all
four sides of the billet or slab. In mechanical engineering various
b1ftnks are
cut from rolled sheet and plate material with a high degree of
accuracy. For
operation on assembly sites the VNIlavtogen has developed a new type
of alngle-
torch portable machine which, in 1961, will be produced In two
verslon3, the
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2192F
S/193/61/ " /004/003/007
New developments in gas-flame machining A004/A101
(PEL) type with electric drive and the nsA(PVL) type with
pneumatic drive. The
ACn (ASP) and AQU (ASSh) machines are intended for contour
cutting of parts. He-
pla~lng the obsolete single-torch ASP machine, the Cry (sau)
cutter Is fitted with
two torches and with electric drive to regulate the dIstan(,e
tetmeon the torch eill
Q,e m0-al being cut. The maqhIne can be equipped with a
magnetic- copying traoor or
a photoelectric cell foi, following 1:1 scale drawings. The
high-efficlency auto-
,nated 11AM
-2 (MEM-2) and "Odessa" machines are capable of outting MPP4
materAlul
up to 2.5 and 3 m wide. They are fitted with six torches and a
copylng device wodc-
Ing according to drawings at scales of 1:5 and 1:10. The 1&tP3t
models are fitted
with devices for the automatic "floating" of the torches and
torch flame Ignition,
rhe special-purpose six-torch np -2.5 (PH-2-5) and nP-3.5
(PH-3-5) laYing-out ma-
ftines are Intended for the multi-torch cutting of' sheets up
to 2.5 and 3.5 m width
respectiv4ly. The oxygen-flux cutting of stainlegs steel Is
widely employed at the
plants of chemical and food machine construction and boiler
construction. The lat-
est YPXC-4 (URKK9-4) installation operates with "external" flux
supply, which
makes It possible to Increase the cutting speed 1.5 - 2 times
and halvo the powder
consumption. A new method of "nonburr" cutting is employed at
compressor and
shipbuilding plants and does away with deburring after the
cutting. Altheugh the
~ti,.,hnology of this process has not yet been thoroughly
Investigated it hns been
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New developments In gas-flame machInIng A004/A101
found that, using a special torch tip design, it is possible to
out metal oIr more
Onn 25 mr., thickness without any preheating flame. The author,
states that new gas
-cutting machinen with program control are being developed by
the Institute which
make It possible to effect the whole cutting cycle
automatically without Inter-
vention of the operator. The author mentions the procosres of
Arc, cutAing with
tungsten electrode In an argon-hydrogen mixture, penetrativg
aro c-AAng for tho
laying-out of light-alloy sheets and gas-are cutting of sheets
of aluminum illoys,
stainless steel iind high-melting materials as being of special
Interest. Fowidry
heads, gating systems and shaped parts of aluminum alloys up to
70 mm thick are
cut with the semi-automatic YAP-2 (UDR-2) machines, while
aluminum up to 25 - 30
mm thick Is out with the PAH(PXt4) torch connected to a d-c
source, The gas-cut-
ting cry (SGU) machine is Intended for the gas-electrio cutting
of aluminum alloyq
while the YQP-1 (UDR-1) apparatus Is used for rectilinear
laying-out of sheet
material. The following torches are fabricated for gas-arc
cut+Ang: mm3r-105
(IMET-105). WM)T-106 (IMET-106), im H-60 (KPN-W) . The air-are
cutting proce,,%s
Is used for the'reconditIoning of canting rojects. removal of
defective welds and
for the cutting of stainless steel of small thickness (up to 20
mm) . The C%12rC
(SV12GS) welding metal Is successfully used for operation wilh
gases subs.ItutIng
for acetylene. For th~ gas welding of brass the gas-flux method
Is reoccnendel.
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New developments in gas-flame machining
S/191/6 I/OW/004/003/007
A004/Am
whereby the gaseous boron-containing flux Is Injected Into the
flame. The Indus-
trial production of the wrcb (KoF) apparatus and the gaseous btl
-I (UM-1) flux hAs
I,P,-n started. Machines for the automatic hardfacing of sleel
and cAs*. Irnn par's
with sintored metal and non-ferrous metals are being developed
to an lnzreftsed ex-
tent. The Y4iR(UFN) -machine Is Intended for the halldlr4-up of
br%s!3 r1urfaces on
steel fittings. This machine alone makes the plants of the RSFSR
save somo 4B)
tons brass annually. Investigations have been carried oat to
autmal-e the gas-
flame brazing process. Some oxyacetylene plants have introducel
the crn (W)
automatic for I-he brazing of gas-welding apparatus jArts.
Hosting Opk%rn!Aon,1 ft7r
"he hardening of gear teeth with modules exceeding 8 mm arv
carrl~-d out by th#~- tucr
cestively advancing method on the Y3W(UZSh) or A3Ul (AZSh)
Installations. while
gears with moduleE lower than 8 mm are heated by the
rapid-rotatlon method on the
Yr'.3 WOZI maahina. Improved metal spray guns of the tirli ("it)
And 3M .9 (EM-9)
type are being prcduced whIch are fitted with a more compact and
economical rotor
motor Instead of an air turbine. A new field of application fr
gas-flAme opera-
ticns is the spraying of plastics to apply insilation coatlngs
of polyethylene.
polyvinyl butyral, and polystyrene. The YIIH(UPN) Installation
is Intended for ths?
gas-flwne spraying of these plastics. There are 2 ftgures,
Card 4/4

ANTONOV, I.A., kand.tekhn.naukI LSINOVSKAYA, G.A., Inah.
Principles of introducing automatic control of brass facing
flat ring surfaces with gaseous flux. Trudy VNIIAvtogen noJs
3-26 162. (MIRA l5tO
(Gas welding and cutting) (Metal cladding)
(Automatic control)

LYITBAVSKIY, K.V., dcjktor tekhroraukl OrONOV, I.A.,
ktnd.tW,",mu~,
A . A
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rvar.pTc.ity,
nv.21W N 164. (MiRA Mt'-')

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AhTYUKHOVSKAYA, S.A.; TF5MENITSKIY, D.I.;
AS:*140VSKAYAp G.A.; DDYKOO M.1.1
KOLTUROV, P.S.1 NEKRASOVt Yu.L.; KOROVINv A.I.;
NECHAYEVt V.D.;
NINBURGP A.K.1 SHASHKOV, A.N.; FUELI~-ON, A.M.;
ANTOROV, Lktj
kand. tekhn. nauk, red.
[Using acetylene substitute gases for flaw
metalvorking.)
Primenente gazov-samenitelel atsettlena pri
psoplamennol
obrabotke metallov. Moekvat Mashinostroenle, 1964.
150pe
(Moscow. Vaesoiusnyi nauchno-iseledovateltakii
Institut avto-
gennot. obrabotke metallov. Spmvochnye materialy po
gRzopla-
mennoi obrabotke metallov, no.23). (MIRA 170)

Vl,','AV',!:'V,,l kr--.n-i. t4hn.rA;4:; VAiil,'Yv*t', K.V.
Stondnrdivit'l-in of vj"Api-nt for gna-foli-atric
My (MIRA 1846)
1. Vatsilyu-myy n-)- Imf -iss'Amd-%atallskly InstitUt
A'.".UgPr,?)Ug*
ma thl nostroypnlyi, a ,

ANTONOV, I.A.
- Hiin problems In over-all mechanization of the
medical instruments
Industry* Kedsprono 10 noa3110-13 JI-8 156. (NW gill)
1. Glaynoye upraylenlys sediko-lostrumentallnoy
promyshlonnosti.
(XIDICAL INSTRMMNTS AND APPARATUS)
(INSTRUXINT INDUSTRY)

ANTONOV, I.A.
Medical instruments industry during 40 years of Bovat
control. Ned.
proms 11 no-10113-18 0 '57. (MIRA 11:1)
(MICAL INSTRUMUNTS AND APPARATUS)

woxclv, l.-A.-
Princlpnl rourno, 1. the d"Plopment or thp npdicni inntmi,.-its
ind-,istry (Wring tho vrxt stivan yonrae Nf3d*pron, 12,
nn.70-5 Jl f5f3
(MRDICAL lll!;TRM:IrrS Aj.-) APPARATVS) (MIRA 110)

ANTONOV, I.A.
Bone problems In the development of the medical
supplies in
dustr.yo Hed.pron 13 no.70-12 JI '59, tMLHA 12:10)
NVDICAL INSTRUNWS AND APPARATUS)

k --- Alf"WROV, I~.Y. t insh.
lAutometto control of tractors and self-propelled
agricultural
machloory" by Y.MeRusinov and L.G.Popov. Revievod by
I.F.Antonov.
Vakt. i sellkhosmash. 30 no.6t42-43 Jo 160. (MIRA 13M)
(Tractors) (Agricultural machinery)
(Rusinov, Y.M.) (POPOV. 1%0.)

ANTONOL.J.IL; TAMOW~I, N.1,; "OHNOOLMOTAo Asle
-Wpwww~--
?he TKS-)2 pipa cuttiag mchimae. [8vgceeUd byt I.G. Aatanov. K.1.
ShAegallkoval. Mate, i lastr, predl, v Orot, a*,
1420-5 156. (Km low
(pip* cutsiss)
~1-117----- ~'- -- ~ -- ~ s '.- - - 11 1 .... ~i . -

A dl I Ift, If t i~ I.
ANTONOWl 1. 1. - *Variation in the Amunt of Circulating MOW
DwIng the Formation
of Ganglia Under "rimental Conditions.* Aced Scl Latvian SSR#
lost of Zxperissatal
Medicine, 1953 (Dissertation tar the Degree of Candidate of
Medical Sclenees)
Sot 1mvestiva Ak. NAuk l&tvLXWWv SM. go, 90 Sept.,, 1955
0

ACCESSION NR-. AT4042647 S/0000/63/000/000~0026/0030
AUTHOR: Antonov, 1. 1 -
TITLE: The Influence of various partial pressures of oxygen
and surrounding
temperature on temperatura correlationships and their
regulation in the organism
SOURCE: Konferentaiya po oviatnionnoy i kosmicheakoy
meditaine, 1963-
Aviatsionnaya, I kosmicheGkaya meditaina, (Aviation and
space medicine); Materialy'
konferentaii. Moscow, 1963, 26-30
TOPIC TAGS: oxygen partial pressure, thermoregulatory
function, central nervous
system, hypoxemia, hyporoxemia, hypothermia
A=RACT: Investigations were conducted to determine the
thermoregulatory function
of the centr&l nervous system. Date obtained from 200
experiments in two aeries
showed that temperature variation in some internal organs
and tissues exposed
to a 200C temperature medium and partial pressure of oxygen
differed sharply.
During hypoxemia there was a complete distortion of normal
temperature relation-
ships between the surface and deep layers of the brain.
These were associated
with a general lowering of brain temperature. Similar
results were observed
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ACCESSION NR: AV#04261#7
under the toxic conditions of high oxygen pressures, especially during
hyperoxemi*
convulsions. Ligature of common carotid arteries indicated that heat in trans-~
ported by the blood from surface to deep layers of the brain. Leon temperature
variation was obBerved under those same conditions in liver, kidney, muscle, and
skin suggesting that general hypothermia and disruption of normal temperature
relationships betweeen organs and tissues during hypozomia and hyperoxemin aro
associated with the disruption of the thermoregulatory function or the central
nervous system. Further analysis showed that removal of the cerebral cortex
leads to a decreasing ability on the part of the organism to ndnpt to ourplun
oxygen. The author concludes that a change in the partial pressure of oxygen
exerts A negative influence on the thermoregulatory function of the organism
resulting in hypothermia and subsequent disruption of the normal temperature re-
lationship between organs and tissues. External temperature exerts a ponitive
influence on thermoregulation and stability of the organism against the deloteri-
cua effects of the partial pressure of oxygen. The adaptation of the organism in
general, and of the thermoregulatory function in particular to the partial prea-
sure of oxygen, is accomplished by tbo cerebral hemisphere and higher regions of
the central nervous systemo
Card 21,3.'

iLCGEi35TON 'fill: AP,1~0112'1,111
doqenoratioll of~ hin
cojj~,;
f) r; o o
n O.Y.
1 WO 1, 0
ar ov
Gr.', (A jok!,I'

U:311 1.
01YOvo' 3
Card 3/3

MOWN) III.
Free dermatoplasty In the treatment of can-er cf lh-
lower extremities (two casev). Vop. orl-. 10
1. Iz Sarritovskogo nauctino-lttn'lf-tdovatells",Dro
ir,.,I't itLtzl
i ortopodil (dir, - doteent Ya.N.Rodin). Adren avt,-n.:
ulitea Chorny-shovskogo, d.148, Tristitut,
travratv,'cj-,1i i ortillvdil.

ROVINO U.N., dotsont; ANTONOV, 1.1.0 kands med. nauk
Surgical treatment of ununited fracturve and
peoudarthroses of
the tubular bones. Ortop., tram L protet. 26 no.l124-29
Ja 165.
(MIRA 1835)
I* It Saratovskogo instituta traymatologii i ortopedii
(dir. -
dotsent U.N. Rodin). Adres avtorovi Sarstov,, u1.
Chernyshevskogo,
dom 148, Institut travmatologil i ortopedii.

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-*0) ('4~6 000/66/000/000/0031/0032
AUTHORt Antonovs I* Is
OROI none
TITIXt Mve tharmoro'gulatory function of the central nervous system
under
conditions of hypoxomift"and hyporaxomia '[Papor prosentod at the
Conference on
Problems of Spacotled filne hold In Moscou from 24-27 ]-lay 1966]
SOURM tbnfemntolya po problemam koemtthaskay MdItGLftyj 1966*
Problemy
kosmicheskoy moditsinye (Problems of space medicine); materialy
konterantallo
~bscovs 1966, 31-32
T
IOPIC V%GSt hypoxies hyperoxlag Hologle metabolism$ the rmoregu lat
long central
nervous system
AMTPACT:
The thermoregulatory function was experimentally studied in 62
decor-
t1cated and 35 decerebrated animals at various P02 and ambient
tempera-
tures (-100, 176 to 20', a.nd 400C).
It was Tound that decortication increases resistance to high (5 at)
and
low (equivalent altitude, 8000 m) P02 to abotit 4 times that of
intact aftimala,
-and changes rate and amount of temperature drop !~n.orq~s and
tissues.
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ACC NRt AT 6036478
It ia concluded that decortication eliminates or distorts
acfaptative
changes in heat exchange and decreases temperature reactions to
changed
P02. Decortication increases the resistance of animals to high and
low
regardless of the external temperature. Decerebration decreases the
P02
thermoreflex activit on which the adaptation of the organism to
altered
pO2 is based., /W,A, Noo 22; ATO Raport 66-116/
SLM CODES 06 SUON DAM 60fay66
3/3 LS

SNIANTS, Y.G., dotoent, obahchiy red.; IVWOY. I.T.,
kand.tekhn.nonk, red.;
KLOPATOV. K.K.. lath., red.; MRMOT, A*I,# prof*, doktor
takhn.nauk,
red.-. OMTAUT. N.Y.. kund.tekhn.nauko red.; AMOY, Tu*D,,
lnsh,o
red.; ANTONOV j.X...ksnd,tekhn.nsuk, red,; TRYUMOV, I,s,,
prof&#
dokt6rV6k1in.nauk, red,j DYMIN, T.K., doktor takhn.nauko
red*,
VINOGRAWT. X.A.0 kand.sellskokhot.nauk, red.1 BOTOVA,
Tu.P.. ;;d.
isd-va; SALAZIOT, M.P., takhn.red.
(Materials of the 6cientifte and Tectmical Conference ou
troblems In
Introducind Achievownts of Science and Technology In
Municipal
Xoonoayj Matorialy Hauchno-toldinicheakogo soveshahanlis
po voprosam
vnedrealls doetithenii nauki I tekhniki v gorodskoe
khosialatvo.
iolpal electric
Moskya, Ind-va kowwsm*)dwsoRSM* No*O* [Roqds #jk4"
transportation3 Oorodskol tRinsip;irt I dorogi. Pod
obshchel red. T.0.
Sosiontse. 1939. 197 P. (MIRA l3t2)
1. Mauchno-takhnicheskoye soveshchaniya po voprovan
vnedreniya
doetitheniy nauki I takhalki v gorodakoys khotyaystvo. 2.
Rukovo-
ditell sektora gorodskogo transports Akedexii
komminallnogo khoifaystva
(for Soeyants).
(Local transit) (Road construction)

D I MIFIN"I'i I I-,,, Ll, , Fedor mezia"'. IYOV
I Ch; AL 1 .1 . , red ,
Kalculu.-, of icrews nnd itr uplAik-tAtloyin it,
Vilit,ovue Ischi llenie i 99c) prilozimnlin v
tri-khanike.
Onsk,va, Nauka., 1965. IT) 1: . (!-, I tt,~ v~
I I )

T T
"MO I JA
SVJ IC I, t Afil
ACC NRt A&6010821
AUT11011i Antonov~_I. L.
ORG i none
I TITLEt RwWom search method for rvtatine rotor balAncing
&X'ItCk;t Moscow, Institut mashinavaNIcAya. Kolebanlya I
prochnostwO prl para-~nnnykh
napryathenilyiBi (Vibrations-a A ility under variable strooses).
Yos,-Ow, I zd-vo
Nauka, 1965, 13h-141
TOPIC TAGSt rotor, random process$ rnndom semrah teclinique,
vilwation, ell~ctric
rotating equipment port
ABSrRA,GTt A random search method for balancine. rottatirk, rotors
ia doveloplcd. it
asaumus k adjustable unbalances to balance a given rotor by
sensing the
the supports. Ono of the unbalances in chosori at random arld
stappcul (by a c~m:;taiit
amount) in one or the oWer direction. If the support, vibrations
de~:rca:,U, the s;;r-.o
unbalance is stopped again in tho same direction, if ttw
vibration.., jncroa,*~P, vion a
now unbalance Is chosen at rwidom, etc. The theory of thl:j raid",
sonreli
is developed to find the number of stops and avorejZo time requimi
to ~cnvtirCo within
one stop of the optimum unbalmco locations, The averare tine (in
number of step,-I)
is derivod as
2"+2(N,-k)

L
ACC NR. AT65
(where
.N I(k)
-C20)
+
and T minimum number of steps required for the unbalances to
atop from original
to optimm positions). This method is general and can be used in
other applications.
Orige art* haet 12 formulas and 1 figure*
SUB CODE: 2n-. 12, 131 SUBM DATEs 05hug65
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k-I
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SOBOLEVO V.D., kaiW. takhn. nauk; ANTONOV, I.M., Insh.1
ATAM, A.Ye., Inzb.
Development of methods for calculating tho permeability
of thyratron
control grids. Trudy MEX 55013-U5 165o (MM 16110)

ZMUNS F.Aot
at the beat am&nuvitr of Godba ca tho cmt
no, nntmttct6 Atom* onwg* 19E W04091-392 0 1650
Om islu)
2~r, - -- - -- --

Or. calculation of the width of the forbidden zone and soft
highly
cor;,plex semiconductors. 00 1. Bolvtskiy. 40
~>. J>. cat.67,.IKI~
Physico-che,nical Investigations of %oft Cross SeCtions in
the Systar-S
Cd-In-Sb; Cd-Zn-Sb; Zn-Sb-81; Cd-Sb-Bi. 0. P. 8*lqtskiyp X.
S. ;undich,
I * XA-AaUlDQxI , - ,,, --
-:eport pivoonted at t~A 3rd National Conference on
Semiconductor Convunds~
Kishinevj 16-21 Sept 1963

ANTIDM)
---l ~11
Diagnosis and trestmnt of epilepsy in cyatteercoals of
thoo brain.
DAL AN BSSR 8 no.lOt682-684 0 164. (MIRA ISO)
1. Belorusakiy nauchno-iosledovatellskly intstitut
novrologii,
neyrokhirurgii i tizioterapii.

q A 1 50,204 50 ~A)UIUE C006 I UIV 00"i, ~6,
AUTHORt Kozlovj F. A.; Antonov, 1. N.
":7 77-
ORGs none
TITLE3 The dependence of sodium heat conductivity upon the
concentration of oxAdss
&OURCEt Atomnaya onergiya, v. 19t no. 4, 1965p 391-392
TOPIC TAGSt
eauOver,*oA)) ~",,)#Ltrnp 0-tos).6 FOR;nnr~oJ j Hfp4r 405S
ABS-tRACTt The thermal conductivity of sodium was determined by
using a stainless
steel tube (d = 66 mm) with accumulated oxide deposits. The upper
part of the
experimental tube was electrically heated while the bottom was
cooled by running
water. Thus# a heat flow was createdi heat losses were chocked and
the temperatures
in various places were measured Including the metal surface of the
tube and the out-
side surfacp of the enveloping insulating cylinder H n 700m, d =
250 mm. The maxi-
mum temperature of the insulating surface was 30) K. The
experimental data on the
sodium heat conductivity tor various oxldo concentrations were
adjusted for a t6spers-
ture of 328 K. The results showed that the sodium thermal
conductivity decreased by
more than 50% when the oxide concentration reached an amount of 60%
(by weight). In
gard, 1/2 Was 621.039.534.6

ACC NR._A6W6450
on: aample, in which the content of oxygen was 0.1) v4W. %0 the
thermal conductivity
we 12).6 w1m -dog C. The experiments proved that the thermal
conductivity of a
layer consisting of sodium and sodium oxide was less than that
of pure sodium. The
presence of oxide deposits on the heat exchange surface canp
thereforep distort the
results in calculating the heat transfer to liquid..metals Orig.
art. hast 2 figures.
SUB CODSs 20/ SUBM DAM 3loot64/ ORIG RM W4/ OTH R6t 002
is

iRTINDVP 1. P.
AR393V, I. P. - "The clinioal aq*ots and sercdiagwais of
grippal Injuries to the
nervous system", Hinsks 1955. Minsk State Mediael Inst.
(Dissertation for
the degree of Candidate of Hedloal Soienoes).
SO: UtIbnAXI LAtopial lb. 46, 12 bbreaber 1955. Hosoow

AlIT.CNOV.,_-_I.P-.I_SIZV,1121KOO T,,P*
Some data on the state of the hematoencephalle barrier in
cerebral oystioorcomis. Zhur. nevr. I palkh. 63
no621213-216
163 (MIRA 161ll)
I.Kafedra nervnykh bolezney (zaY6 - prof,, D.A,.Markov)
Be-
lorusakogo inatituta usovershenstvovanlya vraohoy i Bela-
rusakiy nauchno-4selorlovatellskiy institut norrologii,,
ney-
rokhlrurgii i fixioterapii (dir6 - dotsent I.Pe Azitonov)v
Hinake

'i it K7a,)!
log,
v rw~-hnc-! ~;ti` fl V IN)
f
on, A\

ZHIGACH, A.F.. doktor khImicheakikh nauk, professor;
AIMMOV. I.3., Yandidat
tak.hnichaskikh nnuk. av~-
Use of hybrides In Industry# Xhin.promeno.4:200-202 is
156. (KLRA gtlO)
(Hydrides)

77 --- 7

3(l)
AUVORS t 2higachl A. F., Antonov,.I,-5_,,._ SOV64-59-2.V23
-I Vi~
Kazakova, To. B. iymwi, R. S.
TITLEs Continuous Method of Obtaining an Equimolecular
Mixture of
L'thyl-Aluminum Chlorides (Nepreryvnyy rstod poluchoniya
ekvimolokulyanicy smesi 9tV&lyuminiykhloridov)
PVIODICALt Xhimichoskaya promyshlentiost', 1959, Nr 2, pp
123-126 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In contrast with other methods (Ref 1,a), in the
present case
the reaction between aluminum and othylahloride (1) was
carried
out in a mixture of an equimolacular amount of alkyl aluminum
halides with the latter serving as catalysts. The metal (or
the
aluminum alloy) is introduced Into the mixture and reacts
with &
weak solution of (1) so that the process takes place
coutinuvigly
and without dguiger. In order to determine the influence
exerci.'Ied
by various factors on the oourse of the reaction,
experiments were
made in glass ampoules which demonstrated (Table 1) that
under
the given conditions (5 hours, 50-550) pure (1) reacts
neither
with aluminum nor with duralu.-dn (DA). By increasing the
addition
to the catalyst the reaction Is accelerated. In this
connection
Card 1/2 the motion with (DA) (containing 4% copper) takes
place more

Continuous Method of Obtaining an Fquimolecul&r Mixture of
SOV/64-59-2-7/23
nhyl-&lwainum Chlorides
rapidly than with Al. rnvestigations of the technological
parameters of the processes showed that it is more favorable to
carry out the reaction in the liquid phase than in the gas phase.
The experiments with the liquid phase were made in a glass vessel
(100 om3j (Fig 1) in the laboratory. The (DA) - splinters were
introduced into an equimoleoular mixture of bromides (6g) and (1)
was introduced into the vessel from below. The reaction
temperature
was controlled by the velocity of passage of (r) and a heating
jacket. The experimental results obtained were examinel in a
larger
reaction column (700 cm 31 and compared to each other (Table
2)', A
reaction column of stainless steel (FIg 2) was used for further
experiments in a plant (Fig 3). The reaction product obtained
exhibited the followirg composition: 21.3% Al, 4Z,1% C1, 29,0%
C?5'
The coeffiolents of efficienoy of the test plant am tabulated
(Table 3). There are 3 figures, 3 tables, and 3 references.
Card Z/2

SOV/1 29- 511' 9/17
AUTHORS: Dr. Chem.Sc. Zhigach,A.F , Cand.Tech.Sci. Antong-V
~_
Engineers Pchalkina,M.A.: Yukin., G.I., Dobrb_J_eyev,A.8.1
and Vatveyev)V,N,
TITLE: Surface Saturation of Steel with Boron from a Gaseous
Medium (Poverkhnostnoyo nasyshcheniye stali borom i--
gazovoy sredy)
PERIODICAL: Metallovedeni e i Termichoskaya Obrabotka
Yetallovt
1959, Nr 4, pp MI+7 + 3 plates (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The authors of this paper investigated
exhaustively the
problem of borating of metallic surfaces by BA for the
purpose of determining optimal conditions of obtaining
layers of high quality. The experiments and the experi-
mental apparatus are briefly described. The possibility
was established of borating from the gaseous phase$ using
-as a circulation medium a mixture of B-)116 and hydrogen,
The best results were obtained with the following
regime: borating temperature 800 - 85000- provess
Card 1/2 duration It - 5 hours; ratio of tho gas mixture
B2H6tl[2
1:75; gas flow rate 75 - 100 litre3/hour.

a
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Surface Saturation of 3teel with Boron from a Gase:)us
Medium
Under such conditions a 200 micron thick borated layer
of a high hardness is obtained. The mierchardness of
the layer at the surface reaches the value of 3000.
There are 9 figures and 6 references, 1 of which is
Soviet, 1 German, If English.
Card 2/2

5.3700
AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
ABSTRACT;
Card 1/3
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Z11 I om I A. It'. x-ya
makayeva, S. Z.
Colic erlil lig the mech"in I ori ol' Dl.bov;iti- Ji(~;wt I on
W11 h
Olef 111"i
Zhurnal obslichey kliltrill, 1900, Vol 30, 111- 1,
C.30 (USSR)
Diborane reacts w1th exce,... 1,ona�-,
atvc1y,a1l(y1d11.)orane3 (Im.A li'll-111. H PJI.-,;
according to the reactioliu:
It'll$ ;-.1 21111, (1%).
113114 f IIIIJ --'b It"ll, (%'),
It'll, I C.01-11. --1111, j
111114COlp-o 4 11113 ---' 1% 11).
+ cal1q. --,. 11113 f [tall (% 111)
113114iWII-001 + C.Ilf- --- 11113 f OX)

Concerning the Mechanism of Diboz,arie
Reaction With Olerins
, ( 7 _i ~1 8
'Sovi 9 - 3o - 1 -.,i, 4
Theoretically, a B atom can loin elther of the C-C cir".)n
atoms and form isomers. According to D. fi,wd 111, ora ri e
gave with olerinu equal amounts of Isormei-O (X~ tirld,W);
for ._,Xample:
C 3, C, 11 3\
D111, + 6\C-(:11, , 2ll cil (X)
C
Q113 3
111114 + 6 cil3\C:=Clll ~ 211C 1XI)
C::: 3
It was aloo, reported (J. Am. Cirmi. Soc., Vol 'j-8,
p 5694; Chem. Eng, New3, 1957, Vol 6, Nr th,~~
olefins, on reduction w1th sodimn 'in the
pre3ence of AM 3' gave the corrcspondtn~, prlm-,iry aloo-
hols. Inview of tht~ contradIctory data on th., ovdol, of'
d1borane addition to oJefino, tfic authovo In ,-cstji-ated
the mectinniviii of' UiUn) reaction. Pi-opyletie With dlbovano
Card 2/3 on heatinp, to 230-2500 C t7ave trlpropylboron In
911~'*i

Concern-* xij~
I . , the ti%~,Aumloin of D1bcral-,e
7
hoa~'.'Gioll With
01cf,ill"t

y t el. d. 8-lintlailly, trI.L-al.y.11~oron zind
("'H-Inolb.'Itl ,-1)

bor-On Were obtallied !?1 ;111(1
r-'0v(!0t1' ''ely.
yl-td:~I

Tho st-ructuvo or tiv, abo%c
'
(Ieti-vmlnea
I)y

and thv kloron-."
4-c tho
'110

D(C I1 .311"0', 1
ri 3
JC if-, 114-1 Oil + LAI
t- C.
i
Primary alcohola (main
pvoduct~;
) ot"Lained vrorn the
threv alkylborono;
11-propallol,
l)-butancil, '111(i 11-luo-
butaxiol This proved
that till)oranc ad&-~J to tht, %lunibl"

bond accordl.111', to
tile re'riotlon
(XI), th,--it 1:j, contrary
to Markownikow
rule. There 1:3
1. "able; anvl 8 n~-Ccv-
ences, 5 U. S. , 3
Soviet Tric U. S refurencus arp: D.

Hurd, J. Am. Chem. Soc.,
1048,
Vol '~O, 1) 2053; R.
Whatley, It. Pease, ibid., 1954,
Vol
""(-" j-" 835; If. Pro'.."n"
B. Subba, ibid., 1956, Vol
1) 56c
J.
14; 11. SkYdcr
Kuck, J. Johnson, ibid., 19
~8,
,
.
Vol f-)O, p 1'21;
.
Eng. News, 1957, Vol 6, Nr 26.

SUBMITTED: January 24, 1959
Ca
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IEGORNUOp G.A.; VABELI , Ya.I.; ANIUIIOVp I.S.-
Phase equilibria in the system N"H - 1~5,.
Zhur.noorg.khim.
7 no.100419-2425 0 162. (MIRA 15t10)
(Sodium borohydrids) (Ammoniat (Phase rule and
equilibrium)

ANTONOV, I.S.; KAZAKOVA, Ye.Bs; KIGELI, R.A.
1.
Determination of phoegene In technical boron
trichloride. Zav.lab,
29 no.71807 163. (MIRA 160)
(Phosgene)

I nf)64 1)$)()" nw) /or'1;f' n6f; I
AVITUOR Ant V. M. Stasincvich, 1). S _rsWl'Inshly,
Yu V , Polyakovn, N. Yn
rrLE: A method of obtnining methylborate
SOURC Khirdcheskayn pronly,0shlentiont',' no 0. 1064, 665- 667
TOPIC TAGS: mothylborate, methylbornte monufncture. methylborinte
continuoua
synthesis, azeotropic mixture, methylbornt~. extraction, ITIMPI-Rl
Oil, Methylbor-
ate yield
AIKSTRACT: A now procedure, applicable to manufricturing conditions,
for ob-
taining uWthyl borate it oescribed The arrangerrviiI -)f the
rquipmeni it; figiired
Svy)thvsis~is ob,nitird wider ;ilmospheric- prrs~;iir, '-rv
-W Irikk"'LiA 20", t"). I, Id 9
7 " i ,, F p I, rr 1 x v vz 1 4 1 " It I I s "n t I
o r a t v 1 E I ~] o I a I P 'i f r, r T1 I r it, 1 7 e ()I F, r V, A
iT
Co,d 112

1, 1 18 5-6"
ACCESSION NR- AP4046043
and evr)poratef- At 200C Ccmtinuctus synthesis requires
continuous feeding,
SeD.IrMlon of the ;%zeotropic ruixture and addition of mim-Tr)
stearr thf latter being
.;~!" 'irl ')! .. I"f. - :--l- T'?w
I 'TI ITIrl f~ T nit, r vilkil I v"1 0 1, " ; - " i ..~ I , ,
.1 1 1 ~ 1 -111 , 1 1 ! 't. t T it- -Ir-1, , ;
f,, i r v mp Ti 1 0 t m s r v ;i r I ~1~1 r kTI I re 13
ASSOCIATION None
SUBNITT'rED: 00 ENCL: 00
SUB CO')F:: GC, NIT, IC NO REF SOV- 000 OTHER 006

b
ACC NR% AP6025663 SOURCE CODE: Ult/0020/66/164/0,04/0809/0811
AUTHOR: Yeflorenko, 0. A.; Stastnevich, D. S.; Antonov, 1. -8.
ORG: none
TITLE: Thermal analysis of the sodi 'L.hyd
um _.Lido -hyd rat Ine system
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 164, no. 4, 1966, 809-8 11
TOPIC TAGS: hydrazine, sodium compound, boron'lompound,
borohydride, hydrazine
compound, phase diagram
ABSTRACT: Phase equilibria in the sodium borohydride-hydrazine
system were studied In the
range from. -120 to 80C by the differential-thermal method, at
concentrations from 0 to 85. 6
wt. % NaBH4. Both heating and coolft curves were plotted, and the
results are shown in
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Fig. 1.
khase diagram of the
NaBH4 - N2H4 system
Ito-
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ACZ--NR, 25863
C)
Fig. 1. Four compounds were observed: NaD14*2N21-14, MEIN -
N04, NaD14, N21-4, and
NaI3114 - 6N2114, and the corresponding thermal effects are
discussed. 7be marked supercooling
Di mixtures of the system and the exothermic effect on the
heating curves lead to the aseumptior
that during cooling, the system as a whole tends toward a
nonequilibrtuin cry3tallization; for
this reason, In plotting the phase diagriun, the authors
determined the transition points from
heating curves Instead of cooling curves. The paper was
presented by Academician 1. 1.
Chernyayev 24 Mar 65. Orig. art. has: I figure.
BUD CODE,.- IC / SU13M DATE: 19Mar65 / ORIG REF: 004 / OTH
REF-. 007
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L-10438-66 F-WT(s)/WP(b) JW/RM
A I NRO AP6000281 SOURCE COM UR/0078/65/010/009/1971/1975,~
AUTHOR., SoloTlyeva G. S. Antonov L -S2 0 Darson, M. So
-Lt. j 9 - A
IN -4! 6
ORG nono
T I T ~1 SoIxibility of-Mor"'indiethylent gly~~dime h 1
SOURGE-~~ Zhut-P.&I. nevrganichoskoy khimil, Y. 10.. no. 9,, 1965,
1971-1975
TQPIC TAGS- ether, solubility,, heat of vaporization,, diborane,
diethyleno glycol.,
press,ire,. ta;rperattirA depan-iAnoe, high. temperature eff#,~t,
L-.-w temperature effect
ABSTRAM: 711v~, Kolibillity of diborene in dibthylene glycol
dixethyl ether (DUDE)
wash dstermintd ^,t tsP;>,-ratn"-.s of -20,~ 0, 420t 440, and 4600
and partial
prossurve of Moran^ from 114 to 695m HC1 aiid allso at -,?0,, 0,
and +20C at
prossuren fr,,v. ;.. to IQ. at-!,, Thlo solutions were found to
obey Henry's, lav under
theoe conditions. An empirical equation is given for the
temperatiire do nce
of the Henry coofficionti for pressures up to I atA., log X m
6.86- nVot
for pressures up to 10 atm$ log K w 6066- 616a2 0 The calculated
heat ofy~-'-'
vaporization of diborxne from its solutionsyi~~DZ to, 3 - 3A
kcal/mo.(e. It
was found that the reaction of d1borane with DODE is autocatalytie
and forms
matitane., the reaction rate being accelerated with rising
pressure arA temperature.
Card 1/2 UDC, 546.271

L io438-M
ACC. NR. AP6OW281
The vApor Prgesure of DODS was determined in the mnge of 40 -
900, M, K,
Kapirmao" kindly supplied the DODR samples* Orige art, has: 4
figui~eis., 3-U610-st
&M 3 foranUss
M CODEt 07920/ SUBM DATSt IhMar64
Card 2/2

L14439-66 MM(a)/EWP( WV/RM
ACC NRt AP5002965 SOURCE CODE: UR/0206/65/000/024/0134/gl34
INVENTOR: 1. S., .-A ; Pchalkina. M. A.
Galaktionova, N
ORG* none
TITLE: A method for gas boronizing metal surfacesi Cl 48, No. 177254
SOURCE: Byulloten' Izobretaniy I tovamykh znakov, no. 24, 1965, 134
TOPIC TAGSt surface hardening% metal coating, boron, diborane
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces a method for gas
boronizin metal
surfaces by high temperature treatment In a gas mixture based on
diborane A di
It
boraneargon mixture is used to produce a layer which is tightly
bound to t a sul-
strata and resistant to mechanical shocks.
SUB CODEz 1l/ SUBM DATEt llOct63
Card 1/1
UDC: 621.785.5

ACC Mt AMT190151 so URC-E 00 DE -t UW0078/66/011/W415/049 -
AUTHORt Yogoreakop Go A*; St&sin6vi0ho D, S; Antonoyl L So
ORGi none
TITIZi Phase diagram of the NaMeH3 aystem
somg% zhurnal nooreanichoskoy khimlip V. ll# no* 2j 1966t 415-419
TOPIC TAGSt phase diagramo thermal analystep boron;, wamonjap
hydridep melting point
ABSTRACTt The pronent work is a continuation or an earlier
investigition of the
NaBH4-NH system by the authorp with the differenco that the
temperature range in this
Cale is 225*0 to -100C instoad of 25*0 to -W,8C, An NaBH 4 of 99*5%
purity was used*
,,he saturation vapor pressure of desiccated, purified NH, at -4998
and 4OeOG Vas 310
and 539 mm HCj respoctivolys Equilibria of the nodium borohydrido -
armonia. system
were invostigited by the method of differential thermal analysis,
and a phase diagram
of the system wAs constructed (Figure I)a The time-temperature and
the timo-tnmperatur,
gradient curves were recorded by EPP-09 and PSH-01 automatic
potentiometers, elpeciaA,
adapted for this purpose, and by a chromol-copol thermocouple. The
hot junctions of th,
thermoenuple were placed In a Dowar vessel filled with melting too.
The standard used
was -SiH(0C,2U5)g# which froozes at -1700. The *)oling rate was 1-2C
per minute* A acho-
matio diagram C the apparatus used to record the cooling curves is
given* 'tha-amount
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ACC NR. iW1905l
Figure 1. Fbiso diagram of NaBl~,.XH system
0 - data of oooling curves
0 - tonsimetric data
x - visual polytbermic data
of the condensed ammonia was determined usinG the
Mondoleyev-Glapoyron equation [not give@ from the
Initial and end pressures of the ammonia in vacuum,
Too systam in questionp limited by a field or high
concentration of ammonia, is charaoterised by the
formation of N&M #4.5NH with the malting point at
-20*5C,p which undirgD*3 2 polywrphio transforma-
tion at ~-67*50# Orige art* hass /# fig# and 1 table*
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Strength of donstruction Blemepts
Dinaertationt -- *Analysis of the Development of MethA for
Testing Cars mmd Ways
of Improving Those Methods In the Future." Cand Tech Scip Movoov
MectromechanicAl
rnst of Railroad Transport Engineeral Moscow, 1953. (ReferativW
Zhurnal -- Mokhanikap
Moscovj, Mar 54)
SO- S%1 213, 20 Sep 54

BSNIO, TIORY 11110h; OSTRTAIrOV, Xonstantin
T, P.P., inshener, rodaktor; BORROTA, Yo,,N,,
takhnichookiy redaktor
[Progressive work organisation of calcium costing *hope) hredoveja
organizatsita raboty kalftessaltycahnoga teekha. Moskva, Oos.
transposhol-dor, isd-vo, 1956*197 p. (KIRA 10i1)
(Boarings (Kochinery))

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(isril 4

VLASOV, A.Ya.; ANTONOV, _~!V,
TemVeratur"opendent magnetic hystereois azd temperature
bysteresis of mgnotostriction in nickel and
nickel-copper
alloyse Ixv*Sib*otd,AN MR nooSsl2l-14 161, (MIRA 24:8)
lo Iwtitut fisiki Sibirskogo otdoleni7s. AN SSSR,
Krasnoyarsk
L Kwarovskiy podagogiobaskiy iritituts
(Hysteresis) (Copper-piokel &Uoys) (Mipetostriction)

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Temperature Hysteresis ..... F073/r335
the displacement of the boundaries 0.; revorsible. The proportion
of the irreversible displacemotits incroa4es with increasing r1*1d
and a maximum value is reached for a ~;ertain field intensity.
It is particularly for these field intcttsities that maximum
values of.temperature hysteresis are obtained.
There are 5 figures and 1) referonct-4: 10 Soviet and
I non-Soviet, The rofs,ronce quoted is:
- Ferroniagii, t i s
Rof. 1 - I.R. Ashworth London, 1938.
ASSOCIATION: 111stit%it fizillLi SO A:~ (1118tittite of
Physics of SO AS
Kemerovskiy pvdnp-,~ institut
(Kemerovo llledaro.~ilal 11isi-Ituto)
SUBMITTEDt May 20, 1960 (initi"lly)
March 20, 11)01
Card 3/5

AgrOWNI Ly.
-- -- -)Cgx~eUxtrieU4a of- nickel-oopper alloys in weak
fields* Izv,vys6
ucheb.sav.; fit. nos5t170-171 161, (MIRA IWO)
1. Kamerovokiy podagogichookiy inatituto
(Nickel-copper alloys-Magnetio proportion)

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1963,
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A I i I.; f IN v , I , V .
VvII,cminaticn, or -Arnetostriction cozistr-nt - and
tt.cir ts~mperr,-turp
depor.dence on the tmAls of experiments coi,ducted
vn I olycrystal-
11he spectirens. Izv. vys. uchob. rav, 1, fir.
(MAJ% 17-11)
1. Kqrorovskly radagogichoskly institut.

ANTONOV 1.1u.
IntMucigg short poriods of scavenging in vibration and
machine
drMing, iumsdA okh.nedr 28 no.3t48-49 fir 162. (ICU 15W
1. Kurgm-Tyubinskaya gidrogeologicheakaya partiya.
(Vakhah VaUey-Boring)

IIINIG, 11--liod-rag, natiltautaki potpukowilk mr,ph.;
BAanka, docent dr.;
AMIONOV, Ivan, sanitetski porucn!k mr.yh.
~-. , I -.. .
Colorimetric method for the deter.-aination of novccainu
hparoe),10,-
ride In mixturos with adrenaline or corbacile.
Vo,'nosantt. pr*Sl.
23 no.104-36 ja 166.
I* Vojnoaanitetski zavod u Sarajevu; Yedicinski fakultAt
u Sarajuvi.
Institut ra hemiju.

reop arliv and rem o.-y
Tursene I prouchvane ria podz-i-W v~.Ji Fie tr I o~ no
"i rP,-lof- I Ia.
SL
,-fliep Nouke i lviuvtvo~ Ll' p.
"'onthly Ust cf Eart tvrorean 14,*, Vvl. ~, No2 2,
f-'elil'biv ll;~90 Une.I&BLO

AJITOVUV , Khr.
-- - ------------
Hydrogeologio conditions In tho DWtrcwrad regiq.
Godishnik Hin pol inst ?t6146 f60/161--rpubl. 062J.

ANTONOV, M.
"Underground water in the region of the block of salt in
Provadlya Okoliya."
p. 191 (Isvestiia, Vol, 5. 1957, soma, Bulgaria)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EgAI) LC, Vol.
7. No. 8. August 1958

yi..
"Subterranean witel-r, in BuL',~lris. Tr. fron tt,c
Hkj!jsjf_j."
r"50,13 I-IC, ~ I
li I;Ql
~ C--echoslovakla., V0.1. ,, 1,
- ., - It -a.,
li~3t (f (,.--j,]), 1z, vol. ~-, ""o. "', dully 1~jf~),
Urlcl.~E!

- I
Repair of 35 kilovolt supportJrAg pin-lasulatora. Robe, onerg.,
23, no, A. 1952.
SOt MLRA. November 1952.

1. . A % 'OINOV, - N . A . ; :~.V.
2. U331" UCO)
4. ':Iectric Transfomers
7. OT-~rating ',-10 kv line transfomers, K.A. Anlonuv, l'.',.
N)~,,o~Slovskiy, oall.energ.
I
.~ no. 1, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, - -
Al'ilL 1953, Uncl.

1 - M: , t, . ~,. o I Y, p. .1.
55. 'ON
u
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4.. FICCLric Preakers
7o Prevcnting da=ge to 'lea-l-inS Of CirCult Ureakevs
lr,,-~,,~Nl i,.A. i-41,r
A. t . .
IlAb.cnerg. 3 rjo. 4, 1953. 1 v.
9- t2pthl asions
Z Mat Of' Hilastwi tAccesal p Liby*-*Ary of Congresu, - ANI.IL
-- 19511, Uncl.

ANTi NhV, ~ h- , , o,.i !T.,
KrirOJ~7 wn*,,,- in the region ot' the Sofia
wl-4.,~tern l."ain
I
Go,tishn'A Min vol Inst 8%517-,536 101-162 tpul)'-
lolj,

ANTONOV, K.I., inzh.; SAYIOSATSKIY, N.N., inah,
Modernization of screw presses. Kh1m.
mashinoatr. no. 61
34-)5 N-D '62. (MIRA 170)

r.7 -7
AH7110IN-3vP K. IT :Ir
Cand. of 1bchnical Sciences.
"Reinforced Concrete with Supporting Mounting In Civilian
Construction" presented
at VIII Scaebn of Aced. of Architecture of USSR (27-31 we
1947, Moscow).
Arkh1tektura i Btroitellstvo," Vol. III, No. 1, Jon 1948.

'~'l 0 ts .3, o o
karkasa v-. s u, 0 :0
1!41~ p s. 25-3l..
V01.

DostizhPilly'a otechertvennoy tokhniki no ntroltr1lstv, vyrrtrwO, v
!`68kvp ('40AIrve-
rents o:' .13oviet technology In the constructAon of' rulti-r~ory or)
v
"h-tivda", 10,~I. 31 r. 11111s. ClAnlogC-0 fro: absttact. 14 Iccture
on c,nrAruc11I,-:n of.
tall bu ldin.v ~n an r~romd !'cmcov, lndicutin;~ dir-~.-nviorx and cf
t-teric-, and
corparitir ther with 11SA rkyscravers.
N/5
748.1
.A6

IVANOV, I.T., kwAidat takhnichaskikh nauk, otyststvonmry
redaktor;
ANTOI[OT.$,_K&X4# redaktorl TOLZHINSKITO A.Ts. rodaktor:
OWOT, LN.,
lfiaoiior; MKITSOV. O.T., rodaktor; FIVINIR, I.T.,
Inthener,
redaktort ROTIRT, P.P.: TRIDRXRO. 0.1., "daktor;
PXCHIOTSIrATA.
T.V.# tokhaichookir rodaktor
(Skyscraper designs; experience in design and
construction] Ilonstruk-
tell vyootrqkh sdanit; is opyta prooktIrovantim, I
vosvedentia. Red.
kolleglia I.T.Ivanov, KA.Antonov, A.T.Volshonaktl I dr,
Kooky&,
Got, lid-vo lit-ry po stroltel'stvu I arkhItakturs, 1952,
103 p.
[Microfilm) (XLRA 7tIO)
1. Chlea-korreepandent Akedoull &rkhttektury SSSB (for
Antonov,
Volthenskly, Oornov, lusnotsov, Rotert) 2, Akadestya
arkhttektw7
SSSR, Moscow. Institut stroltolluoy takhniki.
Okyscraper*)
(Archltocture-Designe and plans)

UMADWanamag - TLU SM12AIngs F" 52
"Soviet Science and Tall building
CaustTaction,"
r. IL Autonov, Corr Member, Aced Sei USBR
"PrLroda" No 21 PY 58-65
C&Wu- a Moscow skyscrapers is the Noseaw
Is 220 a hiab and 2,2DO cu a In vol (ef
"Pr1raft"
50 1, 1952). Under construction are other
buildings:
32-f3am, 2,000-, adminIstrative buildinS;
26-
now, 10000-rwn hotel on shore of Moscow
River;
32-f2aor residentiLl house on Xotel"Ic
x1mva qwq;
IL 20-fUw hotel on Kammamolske^ Place; and
aftam. ALU buildings ore outstanding in
their
bewxty, 1A coutrast to the ugly,
40aw a, of NOW York.

ANTONOV. X.X.
Conference on sk7scrapers.
Blul,stroi.tekh. 10 no.12:)',-36 JI 151.
(MLEt& 6:A)
(Myscrapers)

ANTONOT, K.K., chien-korreopondent; I&MVSXATA, G.M., k"didat
tekhnicheeklkh %auk.
Ull constritotion In maNy-storled frunod bitildings.
Gorokhot.gook. 27 no.B:
20-23 Ag '5)o NUI& 6t8)
1. Aka4emiya iLrkhltekturv S&U (for Antonov). (WIL116)

AlfrONOV.K.K.
New requirements In connection with the developments
In prefabrida-
ted reinforced concrete construction.
Standartitataila no.4:41-4
JI-Ag 155. (MIRA 8:101
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akadeati Arkhttektury SSSR
(Prbeast ooncrote construction)

ZAXHAROV. N.0., kandidat t*khnichookikh
ANTONOV, Xonotantla, 4qk
'UW.--;;~4Qtor;'fAk!YlVA, YO.Ke, redaktor isdatellstys; OUUTA. S.S..
takhnichookiy redaktor
[Analytical method In th:l:lanntng and standardization of precast
concrete elements; bont sent*) Anslitichookli motod v okonomike
proektirovanit i unifikatsit abomykh thelesobstonnylkh konstraktail:
Isgibseq* oloventy. Kooky*, ace, lid-vo lit-ry po strolts I arkhtt.,
1956. 30 P. (NLRA 10:6)
(Precast concrete construction)

AXTONOT9 K.K,, kandidat tokhniaheskikh nank.
UnifloNtion of not loads of standard m1tistried industrial build
Inds. Diul. strol. takh, 13 no*917-8 6 156, (KLRA 9:11)
I* Inatitut prorqshlannft zdanly I soorushonly Akadsmil stroltelletva
I arkhitoktury SpR.
(Oonstruation Industry)

ANTONOTj KA00 komdt tekh. nm*-, KHART OTA# TesPep Inshe
% 000-1-
Rs~ult~ Of testing PrsO&8t reinforced conareto roofs built
without
using girders, MI. *trot. tskh, 15 ao,WO-15 7 19. OMA Ila)
1, Whuohno-issledomtellemy Institut putt I strottelletys
Akadeall
stroltelletva I arkhttektury 83M4
(Roofing, 0onorste-Nating)

AWONOVp K.K., k&nd.takhn.nauk
"Precast reinforced concrete foundations of frame
buildings"
by S.A. Rivkin, D.A. Korehunov, N.M. Frankel'.
Reviewed
by K.K. Antonov. Bet. i shal.-bet. 8 no.110 of
cover
N 162. (HIRA 15:1.1)
(Foundations) (trao&st concrete)
(Rivkin, S.A.) (Korshunovp D.A.) (Fronkellf M.M.)

AYZINSHTADIO G.I.-A.; ARrONCY, K.V.
Tactors in the formation of slat doe" and oil pool* in
the southern
part of the Bob& oil region, Avtoref. nauch. trud. TMORI
no.17:
214-219 '56, (KamakhoUn-APetroleum geology) (mIRA lit6)

AYVINSIITADT, Girsh Yesell-Aronovich; APTON01"' Kar I
Vi hk
NEVELOWEY11, V.I., "dushchiy-r-kt ONOVA, I.M.,
teklin,red.
(Formation of salt domes and oil pools In the
soutliern pArt of the
Embal Formiroymnle soliarqkh kupolov I aRlashel n"M
lUshnol
%by. Leningrad. Gostoptekhitdat, 1963. 315 p.
(Leningrad.
Vaesoluanyi neftlanol nauchno-lealedovatellskii
geologorazvedoch-
ny'i institut. Trudy, no.207). (MIRA l6iS)
(Emba region-Oil fields) (Emba region-3alt domes)