SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ARENS, I.P. - ARESHIDZE, K. I.

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ARILNS, I.P., , Gan(i Piol Sci -- (riis~)
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Qdbi4 -jr st-ils," Mos 1958, 18 pn (tin of Highpr -~tlucA.ion,
Moz; Dri~r cil' Leniwi olv 01-de-r of i-,-Illov
Univ im M.V. Lomoriosov) 100 copies (FL, L2-5,",
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AVDONIX, N.S.L_~ ST12ANOVA, L.N.
Wfeot of fertilizers on the propertigs of turf-Podsolic soils.
Fochvovedenie no.9:25-34 s l6o. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.
(Podzol) (Fertilizers and manures)

ARM, L. Ye.
in m6mq-4y of Vladimir IUllovieh Fridolin. Isv.Vses.pof.ob-T& ,
88 no.2:198 Mr-Ap 156. ( M A 9g6)
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WRAkAiclt is Tha~copo4la~ Feb 49-1-
Medioine Drugs
'"Aristolochia Clemalitis L. as a Popular Y*dicinml
Plant," L., E. Arens,. 1 p
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Subject plant does not appearLin USSR State PharmlL-
a ,opoeia although it is listed by foreign druggists,
in "Mork,s Index". Describes how it vas used
,to-,heal festering Bores in Voronezh Oblast in 1943.
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ARENS. L. Ye.
20939 Arens. L. Ye. Dorozhnoye stroitellstovo i massovaya gibell pchel.
Priroda, 1949, No. 6, s. 62-64.-Biblioar. 6 nazv.
SOO: LETC-PIS ZHUMIAL STATEY - Vol. '118, "oskva, 1949

kRx'~M, 1?. Ye.
The Biology and Classification of Nitell-la Latreille and Other
Representat-1ves of the Aiscophinae 'Hymenoptera Sphecidael Dokl. hk. 'Nauk SSSR
-1,68, mo. 2, 1949.
Inst. Evol PI-Zrs. and Pathol of' Higher "erve "Ictivity im T. P. Favlov, Acad.
Med. Sci. 6&9R

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"The Pehqvior of Single Od-merus," Dok. Ak. fiauk SSSR, 70, ~0- 4, 1950.
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Nerve Activity. USSIR Ac-,d. Med. -Sci, Koltushi, Leningrad, 10,50

ARENS, L.Te.; AFXNS. Te.L.
Behavior of the wasp Stizoides tridentatus F. (gymenoptera, Sphecidae),
Hat.oboz. 33:190-193 153. (VF-HA 735)
(Wasps)

USSR General and Specialized Zoology. Insects. Physiology
and To,.ticology.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 16, 1958, No- 73569
Author Arens Le Ye.
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Title A Toot of the Physiological Analysis of the Behavior
ects (Odynerus) in the Light of the
Yechanism, of Ins
I. P. Pavlov Theory
Orig Pub Materialy po evolyuts. fiziol.,, T.2. M.-L., AN SSSR,
1957, 51-59
Abstract As a result of numerous experiments on and observations
of t he behavior of the female Odynerus in the pericd
Of nest building, it vas established that the orienting
reactions,'which are of primary importance in the Ufe
Of higher insects, appear (by their external expression)
to be exclusively motor and consist of unconditioned
and conditioned~ reflexes (R). In the female groups
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ARENS, L.Yea
Hiatory of the di4overy of wild perennial rye in the Northern
Caucasus. Biul. Glav. bot. sada. no.49:115-117 163,
(MIRA 16:8)
1. Gosudarstvennyy zapovednik, Teberda.
(Caucaoms, Northern-Rye)

AUTHOR: Arens, V.Zh., Engineer SOV-118-58-10-3/16
TITLE: Hydraulic Coal Mining at the "Polysayevskaya-Severnaya"
Min.0 (Gidrodobycha. uglya na shakhte "Polysayevskaya-Sever-
nayall)
PERIODICAL: Mekhanizatsiya trudoybmkikh i tyazhdlykh rabot, 1958,
Nr 10, pp 9 - 12 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author describes in aetail the method of hydraulic ex-
traction and transportation of coal in the above-mentioned
mine, one of the first of its kind in the Union. The coal
seam, previously broken up by blasting, is subjected to the
action of a powerful water jet. The extracted coal is dri-
ven along the gallery by the water flowing from the pipes
to the central hydraulic hoisting chamber. After passing
through a crusher, the pulp falls into a drainage pit in-
stalled in the chamber, and then, is driven by a pulp-suck-
ing pump into a covered settling pit. Through special open-
ings in the walls of this pit, the settled pulp is then re-
leased into a receiving pit, and from there is pumped by
Card 1/2 powerful suction dredge to the dehydrating plant. The

BOV-118-58-10-3/16
Hydraulic Coal Mining at the "Polysayevskaya-Severnayall Mine
average daily production of the mine is 1,000 tons, The
cost per ton is much lower than that of coal mined by con-
ventioanl methods. There are 4 diagrams, 1 table and 1
flow chart.
1. Mining--USSR 2. Coal--Production 3. Hydraulic systems--Per-
formance 4. Coal-Handling
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ARENS, V.Zh.., inzh.
Characteristics of movement of pieces of ore in open flows in
hydraulic conveying. Nauch. soob. IGD 15:145-155 162.
(KRA 17:2)

ARENS, L.Te.; ARWNS. Te.L.
Behavior of the wasp Stizoides tridentatus F. (Hymnoptera, Sphecidae
Nat,oboz, 33:190-193 '53. Offak 7-15)
(Wasps)

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KONYUKHOVA, Iddiya IgnAftlyevns; ZARKHIN, T.A.,rateenzeat, kandidat
ekonomicheskikh nauk; A IBIS:, Te.N nauchnyy-redaktor;
TORKOZOVA, L.I.,redakto!L;0 ITRMVA, H.I.,tekhuioheekijy redaktor
[The economical use of cloth in the production of knitted
underwear] Zkonomnoe iepol'zovanie polotnia v proizvodstve
trikotazhnogo bellia. Moskva, Goa. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo K-va
legkoi promyshl. SSSR. 1957. 77 P. (MI2A 10:4)
(Underwear) (Knit goods)

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ARE HTEYN, A.M.
Methods for a quantitative calculation of the micropopulation of
potable water and an evaluation of the quality of the water on
the basis of biological indexes. Trudy probl.i tem.sov.no.1:116-120
151.(Presh-water biolog7) (Water--Anal7sis) (MIRA 9:7)

C,q A.P'MNsHrF-YN, A-M.
Control of quality of drinking water m 0 a
14,41 Index" A. hl.
19S ft, 12 -14 illil. of ildlikills Witter
11114114'stli. of thr fit). Ili Ilile,
III% ill It villmillutv 11 - at-
hfirlim). Ilivilliml for of tillailly of life Wort. The
timiliml is Ixtrticulufly useful for train. of the relative effivicu.
Cie.% of various methods of water purification.
Kovolapoff

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ARENSHTBYN,A.M.; LAZAREVA,K.F.
Overgrowth on the heat exchange apparatus of electric power stations
as related to impurities in the source of water supply. Vod. i san.
tekh. no.4:18-20 J1155- (MLYLA. 8: 12)
(Electric power plants)

17 R '/ 77,e- X A/', R //,/
USSR Ahemical Technology. Chemical Products 1-14
and Their Application
Water treatment. Sewage water.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Xhimiya, No 9, 1957, 31741
Author Arenshteyn A. M.
Title Concerning the Nature of the Smell of Water
Orig Pub: Gigiyena i sanitariya, 1956, No 3, 45-46
Abstract: Plankton organisms are capable of producing,
while alive substances (of undetermined chem-
ical naturei, which cause the specific odors
of water and which luminesce in ultraviolet
light. On conventional purification of water
the concentration of these substances is de-
creased but they are not completely removed.
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ARIMSHTWN, A.M.; ANTIPOVA, P.S.
I
r- h of micro-organisms in waste water@ containing hexogen.
Vod. t son. takh. no. 7:15-16 J1 '58-~ (MIRA 11:7)
(Hexogen),
(Sewage-Boa t erl, ology )

ARENSHTEYN,, A.M.
Role of Azotobacter in the biolokical purification of petroleum
waste. Mikrobiologiia 30 no.2:304,-.307.Mr-Ap 161. (MIRL 14:6)
1.*Vsesqyuznyy nauobno-issledevatel.skiy instWit vodosnabzheniya.,
knnalizatsii.. gidrotekhniches#kh sooruzheniy i inzhene~noy gidro-
geologil. (PETROLEUM WASTE) (AZOTOBAGTER)

.2 -A ' ' -'Kfft -.JIB r - . - - L.
-,t of 'llnusi-On CII3 - ~_ C! YI!1!1!?A "

ARENSON, I.M.; FITATENKOT, V.P. "I
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Use of wood-laminated plastic in a corrosive medium.
Bum.prom, 35 sno.6:20 Je 860. (MIRA 13:7)
(Leningrad-Paper industry-Eqnipment and supplies)
(Plastics)

ALIYEV, Teymur Moysum Ogly; MIMOYAII, Sargey Semenovich;
retsenzent, ~edaktor;.UVRUSHKO, P.N., retsenzent;1"ORI~fXV,_k:
redaktor; FETROVA, Ye.A., Yedushchiy redaktor-, TROFIMOV. A.Y.,
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Machines and mechanical devices for petroleum production] Mashiny
i makhanizmy dlia dobychi nefti. Moskva, Gas. asuchno-tekba. izd-vo
neft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, 1957. 461 p. (mLRA 10:4)
(Petroleum industry-Equipment and supplies)

AMMON, R..I., Inshener.
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h:
The AD-25 device used for screwing and unscrewing pump compreasor
pipes. Be.sop.trada v prom. 1 no,6:28-30 Je '57. (KIRA 10:7)
(Oil fields-3quipment and supplies) (Pipe fitting)

IAVRUSHKO, Petr' Nesterovich; A~XVSON, RafsLLJX'.4eh; GCRIKOVA, A.A.,
vedushchiy red.; FEDOTOVA, I.G., tekhn.red.
[Haintenancew equipment for extracting petroleum] Takashchii
remont oborudovaniia dlia dobyehi nefti. Moskva, Gos. nauchno-
tekhn.izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, 1958. 227 P,
(MIRA 11:5)
(Petroleum industry-Equipment and supplies-
Maintenance and repair)

ABRAMOV, M.A.; ALIVIMDIZAIM, K.S.; AMIROV, Te.M.; ~~SOK~,R.I,.l ARSHNITEV.
S.1.; BAGDASAROY, R.U.; 3AGDASAROV, G.A.; DADANYANTS, A.A.; DANIM
LTAN, G.N.; DZWAROV, A.A.; KAZ , A.S.; KERGHRESKIT, N.M.; KCHM-
KHOV, S.I.; KRASNOBAYBV, A.T.; KURKOVSKIT, A.I.; TALAZAROV, G.S.;
T-A'RT OV. Te.P.; LISMGARTIN, M.Te.; LIVSHITS. B.L.; LISIKTAN,
K.A.; LOGINOVSKIT, V.I.; LTEMOVSKIT, P.S.; XCLGHANOT, G.V.; HAT-
DMIUM, N.M.; MHOUBKO, S.K.; ROWIKRIN, V.A.; ROSIN, I.I.; RU-
STAKOV, N.M.; SAR ISOV, R.T.; SKRYPNIK, P.I.; SOBOLSV. N.A.; TARJ%-
TMA. R.N.; TTOROGOVA, L.K.; THR-GRIGMYAN. A.1.; USACHEV, V.I.;
FAIN. B.P.; CHICHEROV, L.G.; SUPIRO, Z.L.-, SHSVGIWK, Tu.I.; TSUDIK,
A.A.: ABTJGOV. P.M., red.: MMYNOVA, M.'P., vedushchiy red.; DANITI-
LYA4', A.Af; TWIMO7, A.V., tekba.red.
(Oil field equipment; in six volume] Neftianoe oboradovanie; v
shesti tomakh. Koskva, Gor..nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo neft. i gorno-
toplivnoi lit-ry. Vol.3. (Petroleum production equipment] Obo-
rudovanle i instrument dlia dobychi nefti. 1960. 183 p.
(MIRA 13:4)
(Oil fields--Bquipment and supplies)

AAENSON, Rafail Illich. Prinimal uchnatiye SOKOLDVSKIYY S.M.;
MOIXTOV.9 V.S., lnzh.j, retsenzent; MURAVIYEV, V.M., inzh...
retsenzent; SAVINA, Z.A., ved. red.; POLOSINA, A.S.,
tekhn. red.
(Oil-field machinery and mechanisms] Neftepromyslovye ma-
shiny i mekhanizmy. Moskva, Gostoptekhizdat, 1963. 436 p.
(MIRA 16:11)
1. Prepodavatell G~ roznenskogo neftyanogo tekhnikuma (for
Molostov).
(Petroleum production-Equipment and supplies)

A~ ~TYiiriy Gustavovich [Arent, J.1; TSALITIS, A.A.[Calitis,, A
aspirimt; Z AKHIN, A.I., red.; SOKOLOVA, N.N., tekhn. red.
[School of progressive practice] Shkola peredovogo opyta. Mo-
skva, Sellkhozizdat, 1962. 150 p. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Direktor oporno-pokazatellnogo khozyaystva "Vetsautse" Do-
beltskogo rayons. Latviyskoy SSR (for Arent). 2. Latviyskaya
sellkhozyaystvennaya akadeTaiya (for TSalitis).
(Dobele District-Agricultural experiment stations)

ARENTS J.- Prinimal uchastiye CALITIS, A.; NEILANDE, A.[translator];
LIELPETERE, M.[translator]; DD11DINS, J., red.; SPORME, V.,
tekhn. red.
(School for leading workers] Pirmrindnieku pieredzes skola.
Riga, Latvijas valsts izd-ba, 1962. 137 p. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Direktor pokazatellnogo khazyayatva "Vecauce" DQbellskogo
rayona Latviyskoy SSR (for Arents).

VARABICHEVA. Z.1.; ARENIYEV, L.I.,_,,flavnyy inzhener
Centenary of the linen factory called ffOctober Revolutieum.
Tekst. pro.m. 19 no.6:65-67 -Te'. 159. (MIRA 12:9)
V.4'o
l.Direktor--11no fabriki imeni Oktyabrlskoy'revolyutaii (for Varabicheva).
(loatrema-Textile facUrles)

.:ACCESSION NR: AP4010253 3/0136/63/000/012/014/0021
AUTHORS i Sakhriovskiyj N. Le; Yovatratovp V, RexnikaYskiys'M*
:M&1 Grigorovskayap Ve Ai
1TITLEt Some peculiar proportion of protective rubbers from stereoregular but .adisne
!rubber SKD
1SOURCE: Kaachuk i rezina, noo 12Aj 1963, 14-21
!TOPIC TAGS: rubber, stereoregular rubberj butadiene rubber, polymers SKD rubb~r,:~.
;plasticity, physicochemical properties, BSK rubber, wear# fatigue$ abrasive wear$
thermo oxidative i-esistancd., deformation
:ABSTRACT: Protective rabbets from 100% SKDj vulcanized for 50 minutes at 143C,
iwere rated below natural rubber and BSK rubber,, but possessed satisfactory heat
I
Iresistance. Combinations with other rubbersj especially with iaoprene rubbers in
Is 1:1 ratio) result in superior strength, but lower the heat resistance. At mom
temperature SKD rubbers surpass natural rubber in elasticity# but at 100C the trend,
iis reversedo While being listed below natural rubber in resistance to expansion of
cracksj the SKD rubber showed in road tests a high resistance to crack formation@
iUnfil d SKD protective rubbers proved superior to natural rubber and BSK
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1ACCESSION NR: ~-AP4010253
1(europrene) rubber in resistance ~o wears which is to a large extent attributed to
ia low coefficient of surface friction. 'It was found that SKD rubbers possessed a
;high degree of,,resistance to thermo-oxidative processes associated with abrasionjl
as well as withthermal aginge theAestruction of the surface layer of SKD rubber
!sets in after a far greater number of deformation cycles as compared with natural-
:rublber. It is concluded that under severe test conditions protective vulcanizates~
ifrom SKD rubber would offer great advantages over compounds on the base of natural
Orig. art. hass 6 tables, 2 charts,, and 2 pictures*
and BSK rubbers
!ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut shinnoy piany*shlennosti
(Scieatific Rl6search InstituU-dt the Tire Industr.T)
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE AOQs, 03Feb64 - ENCL:" 00
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_A4WON, N.M.; REZNIKOVSKIY, M.M.;
SAKHNOVSKIY, N.L.; YETSTRATOV, V.F.;.
GRIGOROVSKAYA V.A.
Some characteristics of the properties of tread rubber prepared
from synthetic stereoregular butadiene rubber. Kauch. i rez.
22'no.12:14-21 D 163. (MIRA 17., 9)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut shinnoy promyshlennosti.

SHVARTS, A.G.; FROLIKOVA, V.G.,*_A~ ~NZCLN,, Njg~_;_TYURINA, V.S.
Basic requirements for rubber for the membranes of forming
and vulcanizing units. Rauch. i rez. 23 no.1:24-27 Ja 164.
(MIRA 17:2)
L Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut shimpy promyshlen-
nosti.

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uy
ribariova, - A.. 1.
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ORGs. Scientific Rdsearch~InaUtute of the Tire Industry (Hauchnio iss ledavatel sW~~.,-,
institut~shlnnoy promyshlennostl)
TITLE: Effect of thi degree of filling~with carbon black and softener on the
-read rubber from stereoregular butadiene rubbers
properties of t
SOURCE: Kauchuk L rezina, noi.12, 1965, 2-5
TOPIC TAGS butAdieneylubbei,' nitrile rubber, catbon
ABSTRACT: 'The effect of the degree of filling witk carbon black and softener on
the.prope~rties of vulcanizated and wear resistanceftf truck and passenger-vcar tires
under -various conditions of..serVice was studied. Three groups of mixtures were
1007 -a d SKD:+ DSK:(eur r
studied; SKD;.SKD:+ NK (7000), n op ene 17112) (1!1). IMM
carbon black and PF-6'(pettoleum oil) softener were emgoyed. The workab lity of the.;
mixtures improved substantially.w~th the degree of filling; this wad particularly
apparent in the case- of 1007. SKDZ -A satisfactory extrudability is achieved.at a
carbon black content of about 80 pts. by wt. and about 30-40 pts. by wt. of PN-6
softener. Good properties of SKD + NK and SKD + BSK mixtures were,obtained at .60
pts.,by wt. of carbon black and 15-18 ptst' by toit.1of the softener. On the. basia'of-
-the results~ treadrubber compositions were developed.fot truck and.passenger-car,
Ca rd J/21- VDC: 678.76M.063.00LIL
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PIRSKATAv R.M.j BASHTAt AoS.v EPSHTEIN9 P.D.; ROSLIK9 S.M..,-,-AR3K&ORj
P.Ta.; NORSUNSKU, ReRej TASINAp I.N.; CHEMINA9 N.I.;
--MMZVff,&YAp Z.Th.; KULICHITSKATA9 I.Ya.
Treatment of patients with tuberoulous meningitis without
subarachnoid administration of antibaoterial preparations~
Probl.tub. 38 no.U60-67 160, (MMA 13tlO)
(MRaNGES--TUBERCULOSIS)

sov/llo-58-ll_i3/28
AUTHORS: Arenzon, S.I. (Engineer), and Dobrer, Ye.K. (Bngineer).
TITLE: The Impulse Strength of Impregnated Paper Insulation
(Lnpullsnaya prochnost' propitannoy bumazhnoy Jzolyatsii).
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Elektropromyshlennosti, Nr.11, 1958, pp.44-47.
(USSR)
ABSTRAOT: This article reviews available published data on the impulse
strength of impregnated paper insulation. It is largely
based on foreign works. The thickness of the paper has
an important influence on the impulse strength of insulation.
Fig.1 gives values of the impulse strength of cables of
themass-impregnated, oil-filledand gas-filled types,
showing that a decrease in paper thickness from 0.1 to
0.02 mm. increases the impulse stress from 100 to 150 kv/mm.
(Peak values are quoted throughout). The relationship
between the impulse breakdown voltage of oil-paper in~
sulation and the size and number of oil channels formed
by the gaps between neighbouring turns of paper, was
determined during tests on specimens with an insulation
Card 1/4 thickness of about 1 mm. The relationship is plotted

sov/.110-58-11-13/28
The Impulse Strength of Impregnated Paper Insulation.
in Fig.2. The influence on the impulse strength of
transformer oil of the oil layer thickness and of the
wave-shape is shown by tabulated data. Not much work
has been done on the effect of the impregnating compound
on the impulse strength of oil-paper insulation. The
method of applying the paper tapes, thewidth of gaps
between tapes, the impregnation technique, and other
manufacturing factors are discussed, in relation to the
impulse strength of these cables. The impulse break-
down strength of oil-paper in3ulation is little affected
by the voltage wave-ahape, but the use of chopped waves
reduces the impulse strength by about 10%. The above
data shows that the maximum impulse strength of oil-paper
insulation lies in the range 90 - 150 kv/mm. These
results were mostly obtained on laboratory samples and
it was of interest to compare them with results obtained
on production cables. An examine-tion was therefore made
of the results of teats on 110- and 220-kV high- and low-
pressure oil-filled cables. The main design features
Card 2/4 and the number of test specimens are charted in Figs.

SOV/110-58-11-13/28
The Impialse Strength of Impregnated Paper Insulat~on.
3A and 3B. The construction of the cables and the
test procedure are described. The highest impulse
strength was possessed by a 220-kV high-pressure cable
wound with paper 0.02 mm thick of density 1.2 6/00*
for this cable the mean breakdown stress was 76 kV/MM
and the maximum breakdown stress at the conductor was
120 kV/mm. The influences of the internal pressure and
the viscosity of the oil may be followed from test results
on 110-kV cables. It was found that the density and
thickness of the paper and the quality of manufacture
had important influences on the impulse breakdown strength.
From the data given it is possible to evaluate the impulse
breakdown stress in products manufactured under ordinary
factory conditions. The impulse breakdown it~rength of
oil-filled cables for 110- and 220-kV, of both high- and
low-pressure types, is in the range 60 - 75 kV/=a for
mean breakdown stress, and 90-120 kV/mm for maximurn
breakdown stress. These figures are similar to those
published elsewhere, for example in the U.S.Aa Further
Card 3/4 increase in the impulse strength of cables with oil-

SUV/ 110 - .58-11-1,3/28
The Impulse Strength of Impregnated Paper Insulation.
paper insulation can be achieved by more careful manu-
facture and by the use of thinner and denser paper for
the internal layers of insulation; also by reducing the
dimensions of oil channels in the insulation to a minimum.
There are 4 figures, 1 table and 5 English references.
SUBMITTED: February 11, 1958.
1. Insulation (Electric)--Dielectric properties 2. Insulation (Electric)
--Materials 3. Insulation (Electric)--Test methods 4. ImpregAites
--Effectiveness
Card 4/4

ARE ON, &Iot inzh,; MALKIN, XheRe, kaudotekhn.naut
Higb-pressure cable lines in steel pipes with 110 and
220 kilovolt rating. Blek.sta- 31 no.4s65-69
Ap 160. (MIRA 13.7)
(Electric cables)

AIWI 0 1 "
Gorn in the Moscow Province. Ilau)m i zhisn' 22 no-5:32-34
my '55 (MLRA 8:6)
1. Nedsedatell kolkhoza OFatl novoy zhizni." luntsevskogo
rayona, Mc-kovskoy oblasti.
(Moscow Province - Gorn(jklze))

AREP'YEV Aleksandr Moiseyevich
---;6~--' i
[Poqsl~ilities for increas ng the output of livestock products]
Rezervy pavyshenita produktivnoott zhivotnovodstva. Moskva,
Znanite, 1956. 23 P- (Vs"soiuznos obahchestvo po rasprostra-
nenitu politichaskikh i nauchnykh snanii. Seriia 5, no.36)
(MIRA 12-1)
(Stock and stockbreeding)

AUPI
Cooperating with scientists. Kauka i shizal 23 no.4:30-32 Ap 156.
WRA 9S7)
l.Predoodatell kolkhoss "Put' novey zhiznir Kuntsevsksgs raysma,
Mookovsk#y oblasti.
(Dairying)

KOISMV, P.; AREPITEVA, N._L-, red.; CHIZHOV, K.K., red.
[Turkey] Turteiia. Scale 1:2000000. Moskva. Goo.izd-vo geogr.
lit-ry, 1959. E_ S!urkeyl __~Durtsiia. 29 p. (MIRA 13:3)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye upravloniye goodezii i
kartografii.
(Turkey-Maps)

ARZISENIE, G.; WdIBACARU, A.
Construction of a reinforced-concrete hangar w-..'-th thin shells of double
curvatures Wth a span of 61.10 m. P.438.
REVISTA COIZTRUCTIIIM SI A MATFRIALELCR DE CO"STRUCIIII. (Asociatia
Stiintifica a Inginerilor si Tehnicienilor din Rominia si iMinisterul
Constructiilor si al Materialelor de Constructii)
Bucuresti, Rumania
Vol. 113 no. 9, Sept. 1959.
Monthly list of Eastern European Accession Index (MI) LC vol. 8, No. 11
November 1559
Uncl.

YVGOSLAVTA/Cosmochemistry. Geochemistry. lfy~drochemistzry. D
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur-laiimiya, No 5, 1958, 1"8
Author Fdstich, Aresenievich, Milyutinovich
Inst
Title Spectrochemical Method of Rb and Cs Detezzmdnation in Nishka
Banli Mineral Waters.
Orig Pub: Glabnik'Khem. drusht., 1956, 21, No 5, 283-291 (serbo-khorv.;
res. angi.)
Abstract: The physico-chemical properties of Nishka Banli (Sez1bia)
mineral waters were explored. Measurements were taken of the
tem , al-et cal cou-
perature, density, refractioa coefficient p ri
ductivity, dry residue, qualitative and quantitative spectral
analyses of the dry residue were made. Aa a result., the pre-
sence of following alkaline metals (in %) was discovered: Li 1
1 - lo-3; iRb- 1.1o-4 to 1.1o-5; cs- lao-3 to lao-4. Neither
U nor Tr were found in the dry residt..~: by rheans chemical and
spectral analyses. Only by the way of chromatograpUlcal con-
Card. 1/2 -69-

YUGOSIAVIA/Cosmochemistry. Geochemistry. IVArochemistry. D
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur-nimiya, No 5, 1958, 14o98.
cent-ration on the cellulose column fluorometricall was U de-
tected, at a concentration of 4.10-7 g/1, whica is qu:~ta in
accordance with the averagge U content. in rojz% zubjeut,,!d to
erosion.
Card : 2/2 -70-

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NRs AP6005392 (N) SOURCE CODE! UR/0413/66/000/001/0141/0141
INVENTOR: Belikovj.._je._ P!.; :qq4n Areshchenko, A._K 2
ORG: none
TITLE: Multistage centrifugal pump,'~ Class 59, No. 177777
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 1,
1966, 141
TOPIC TAGS: pump, centrifugal pump
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a multistage centrifugal
pump with a labyrinth shaft seal and gradual pressure reduction on the
seal. To rid the labyrinth of mechanical inclusions when operating
with a polluted fluid,\~the pump is made with bypass pipes connecting
the circular gro6-v-es of the labyrinth bushings with the respective
pressure stages of the pump (see Fig. 1), Orig. art, has: 1 figure,
1/2 uDc: 621.67

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pump. 1- labyrinth
-1-bushing; 2 to 4- bypass
pipes; AjBj and 0- circ
grooves; D.E. and F-
cavities with pressure
stages
(LD]
SUBM DATE: 26Dec63
Card 2/2 mjs

--JI-Z
ARESHCHITKO, V. D. x Cand A r Bei -- (dine) "Progress ofAgrowth and
ol.SSR."
marketability of aspens
Minsk, 1958. 21 pp (Min of Higher
Education USSR, 8elorussian ForesA-ineering Inst im. S. M. Kirov),
120 copies (KL, 17--58, 110) -

MAKAROV., Grigoriy Ye4movich; ARESHCHENKO, Vladimir Denisovich; BARKAN)
-rod-
V.A., red ; YEWILOV, V.M,, teRmr.
(Organization of work in forest enterprises] Organizatsiia truda
na predpriiatiiakh lesnogo khoziaistva. Minsk, Goe.izd-vo sell-
khoz.lit,-ry BSSR, 1961. 105 p. (KM 15:1)
(Lumbering) (Forest)

AMHEV, G. Ya.
At*ww.11~2*i
Therapy of atonio hemorrhagoo.,Akush. gin., goskv& no.6:55 Nov-Doc
1951. (GLKL 21:2)
1.,Professor. 2a Terevan.

APEESHEV, L. Ya.
Areshey, L. Ya.: "The problem of subcutaneous rupture of the intestines
due to external coercion," (Report) Trudy III Zakavkazsk. s"yezda
khirurgov., Yerevan, 1948 (on cover: 1949), p. 696-704
901 U-5240, 17 Dec. 53, (Letopis tzhurnal IrWkh Statey, No. 25, 1949).

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A - L-- M -- - - , . .
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~= - M ~m

AUSHEV, M.S., dotBent, kandidat fiziko-matematicheskikh nauk.
Smooth partial sulutions for a nonuniform finite differences
equation of the form: a Frx'-A)., I Fr~)-,frx). Biul.SAGU no-30:
5-13 148. (Difference equations) MRA 9:5)

V, MoSe, kaudidat fisiko-matematicheskikh nauk.
'0
one class of linear integral equations. Trudy Inet.mt.i mekh.
AN Ux.SSR no.50-10 149- (HLRA 6:12)
(Integral equations)

-- ------ARISHICV--K-S-- -iiii-r-di&t--~Cf2iio.~~tematichookikh nauk.
0 0 00 n
&aWAhQ%WAfiW&
.An equation in finite differences. Trud7 Inst.mat.i mekh. AN Uz,=
no.5:11-19 149. (MLHA 6:12)
(Difference equations)

Aagsav, H.S.
~-- R-- ~-- -
Certain l9cal properties of functions of two Independent variables.
Trudy SAGU 17:3-31 '30. (HLHA 9:5)
(Functions of several variables)

ARESIMV, M. S.
fts.b*,~
Smooth partial aolutions of finite difference equation of the
form: :~- a & Trudy SAGU 17:33-36 15o.
K.0 h F (x +,,I)- f N (KURA 9 -.5)
(Difference equations)

USSR/Mathematics Integro-Differential 3-95,
Equat ions
"A Linear Integro -Differential Equation," M. S.
Areshev
Tr, Ins Met' i Melch, Ak Nauk Uzbek SSR, No'g, PP 3-14
.T.his ~report, abstracted in Byulleten' Sredneaziat-
skogo.Gos Universiteta, (Btfa of Central. -Asiatic State
uni-~),, no '2~, (1945), considers a still'more general
eq than that of A. 1. Nekrasov ("A Class of Linear
Integro-Differential Equations," Trudy Tsentrallnog :o
Aeio-
,gidrodinamicheskogo Instituta imeni,Prof
240T92'
N. Ye., Zhukovskogo, No 190, 1934), who in turn. had
generalized the eq of V. 1. Romanovskiy ("A Certain
Integro -Differential Equation," Trudy Sredneaziati-
cbeskogo Gosudarstvennogo Universiteta, Seri:es.Ul
No 12, 1934) which is important in investigating
problems connected with earthquake -proof construe-
tions;'namely, yll_~_ k2y f (x)+ X L5(Z)-Y(X)7CI7..
248T9Z

ARESHEY, M. S.
Continuous dependence of solutions of systems of linear partial
differential equations on the initial data and connection of di-
richlet's and Neumann problems with Cauchy's problem. Trudy Inst.
mat. i mekh. AN Uz. SSR no.13:129-134 '54. WRA li-.6)
(Differential equatiors, Partial)

-- -- -- - --- -- - - --- ---- ---- --Cand Med Sci -
ARESHEV, P. 0.
Dissertation: "Forensic - Medical Qualifications of the Eye Injuries and Loss of
Eyesight."
12/6/50
First Moscow Order of Unin Medicaa Inst.
so Vecberyaya Moskv a
sum 71

ARESHEV, P.G.
Characteristics of sudden death from cerebral apoplexy in
elderly and senile persons. Trudy Kish.gos.med.inst.-l2t137-143
16o. (MIRA 1684)
1. Kafedra sudebnoy meditsiny KishinevBkogo gosudarstvennogo
meditsinskogo inotituta.
(GERIATRICS) (APOPLEXY)

ARMSM. P.G.
Yedicolegal characteristics of.tratmiatic subarachnoidal hemorrhage.
7-dravookhrauenle 2 no.6'-33-36 N-D 159. (MiRL 13:6)
1. Iz kalfedry sudebuoy weditsiny (zav. dotsent P.G. Areshev)
Xtehinevskogo meditainvInDgo instituta.
(BRkr9-4WaMUELGB)

AUMV, P.G.
Nedicolegal characteristics of trammatic (sithout skall injury)
cerebral apoplev. &M.-med.skepert. 3 no.lt9-12 Ja-Mr 160.
OUM 13:5)
1. Irafedra sudebuoy meditsiny (zar. - dotsent P.G. Aresher)
XlAluevskogo meditaltskogo Instituta.
(NEDIGAL JURISPRUDIINGI) . (APONJU)

SHARAPOV, B4L;
"Comatose states" by N.K. Bogolepov. Revieved by B.I.
Sharapov, F.G. Areshev. Zhur. nevr. i paikh. 64 no.2:311
164. (MM 17:5)
.Flzi~

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AUTHOR: Tadzhibayev, T. T.; Areshev,- d- f
ORG- Chair of Skin Diseases, Andizhan State Medical Institute (Kafedra kozhnykh
bolezney Andizhanskogo gosudarstvennogo meditsinskogo instituta)
V
TITLE; The use of ultrasounl in the treatment of certain skin diseases
SOURCE: Sovetskaya meditsina, no. 7, 1966, 131-134
TOPIC TAGS: disease therapeutics, ultrasound thera eutics, skin disease , -fhe~-apeu
+,'c 5 , L4 1-ft-o- so,,, I'C, Wss" I/S & a- V -e
ABSTRACT: In the present study, 119 people (78 men and 41 women) suffering from a
variety of skin diseases were variously grouped and given ultrasound treatments. Cli-
nical investigations of the blood and stomach juices as well as an estimation of the
degree of recovery were made for each group. Sound applications were of two types:
directly applied to a localized area or indirectly applied to the individual as a
whole, with each person recei ving from 10 to 20 treatments, usually on a daily basis.
The sound ranged in frequency from 1000 to 3000 kc at an intensity of from 0.8 w) Fcm2
to 1.2 w/cm2 for 5-10 minutes. Depending on the type and severity of the disease,
from 20 to 30% of the group recovered completely and from 75 to 95% of the group show
ed at least some improvement. Follow-up studies were made up to one year. A histo-
rical review of the first use of ultrasound in the treatment of neuromuscular diseas-
UDC: 616.5-085.837
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es and diseases of the joints by Pohlman in 1938 and the first use of ultrasound in
the USSR in 1955 is given. Ultrasound has proved effective in many skin diseases in-
cluding chronic relapsing nettle rash, neuralgic dermatitis, sclerderma, itchy skin,
and in some forms of eczema and boils. The explanation of the remedial effect of
ultrasound is given as the intensification of oxidation processes, the secretion of
biologically active substances, and the reaction of nerve endings in the skin and the
C.N.S. In chronic skin diseases,.ultrasound aids hyperemia, improves nutrition and
causes the disappearance of subjective perception. Two conclusions were ivached:
1) treating itching skin with ultrasound caused the rapid disappearance of subjective-
sonsation but resulted in slowly regressing cutaneous changes; and 2) combined ultra-
sound treatments (indirect and localized) were more effective-than-dither indirect
and localized treatments applied individually.
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Card 2/2 Ev

ARESHEVA.Z.S.
Compound reflex regulation of nitrogen metabolism. Opyt ~zuch.
reg.fisiol.funk. no-3:11-22 '54. (MLU 8: 12)
1. Laboratorly fiziologii gazoobmena Otdela obshchey fiziologii
Instituta okeperimentallnoy meditsiny Akademii meditainakikh usuk
SSSR.
(NITROGEN--ASSIMILATICN A19D EXCIMICK) (MWIZXRS)

ARESHEVA, Z.S.,; SHCHEGLOVA, A.I.
Un6onditioned salivary Food reflexes in greater gerbils and
brown rats. Opyt izueh.yreg. fiziol. funk. 6:91-98 163
(MIRA 170)
A
M10
EtfecV -the w~&~ en t
in.: som rode3AAr.A-W4*o98-106
1#Laboratoriya ekologicheskoy fiziologii (zav. - Prof. A.~.
Slonim) Instituta fiziologii imeni Pavlova AN SSSR.

ARESH9VA Z.S.
il- ."., -,-'
Reflex changes in the respiration of frogs as related to diTing.
Opyt. izuch. reg. fiziol. funk. 6:84-90163 WM 17:3)
1. Laboratoriya *ologicheakoy fiziologii ( zav, - prof* A*D&
Slonim)rnst;Ltuts, fiziologii imeni Pavlova AN SSSR.

ARESHIDZE, G.M....
Regional engineering geological classificiation of landelideo in
the southern part of the DzinLIa ma sif. Soob.All Gruz.SSR 28
no.l.--47-52 Ja (KEM 15:4)
1. Ordena, Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni Gruzinskiy politekhnicheakiy
institut imeni. Lenina, Tbilisi. Predstavleno akademikom
A.N.Dzhavaldiishv~Ui.
(Dzirula Valley-landslides)

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ls", lokla all -L., 12, es,.z%e in
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Azerbaijani), - Bibliog- '~, iters.
So: U-~261, 10 A-pril (LetoD-s 'Zhurnsl 'ny',l.-h 3tatey, i-.o. ll-~,

ARESHIME, KH. 1.
IMR/Chemistry - 1- Butene, Isomerization of
Chemistry - Gumbrin
Mar 1948
"Investiiation of Lumbrin and Askanite as Dehydrating and Isomerizing Contacts: II.
Contact somerization of 1-Butene," Kh. I. Areshidze., ye. K. Tavarmkiladze, Lab of Org
Chem imeni Prof P. G. Milikishvi.1i, Thilisi, State U imeni Stalin, 3 pp
I'Zhur Frik -him" Vol XXI, No 3
Performed experiments to investigate changes undergone by the unsaturated hydrocarbon, 1-
butene, in contact with gumbrin. Established that 1-butene is isomerized into 2 -butene
and isobutylene. Submitted 27 May 1947
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ARESHIME, Kh.I.,; KIKVIDZE, A.V.
Studying gumbrin and askanite as dehydration, isomeri2ation
and alkylation agents. Part 6. Obtaining ethyl other from
ethyl alcohol.in the presence of gumbrin [in Georgian with
summar7 in Russian]. Trudy Inst. khim. AN Gruz.SSR 11:37-43
'53. (MWU 10:2)
(Gumbrin) (Ethyl ether) (Alk:ylation)

KIMME, A.Y.- ARESHIDZZ, KhOID
Studying gumbrin and aakanite as dehydration, isomerization
and alkylation agents. Part 5. Alkylation o9 aniline with
mothyl alcohol in the presence of gumbrin [in Georgian with -
summary in Russian]. Trudy Inst. khim. AN Gruz.SSR 11:45-
49 '53. (MLRA 10:2)
(Gumbrin) (Alkylation) (Aniline)

--ARESIIID,ZE,
Gurnbrin and aiirnaito- w; (lehy.4adon, tviomedzitioi,
and alkylation calulysts. V. Mylation of anilina with
methyl alcohol inAo pre3cm:o A'-V'~'Kik-
'dze and Kh. 1. Areshid2e. Z,'ju~. 0,5~eAei I~Uvi-
vi
596-f(IOSIT;-~ I'l. . 42"(5.331g; 13,
formed into pellets k2-3 TIM') wa., mcd as (h'! 'n(mlyst in a
reaction tube Imacd to 350-M' Virough whicha 4:1 mizt.
of LN(COIJ-11111VIlk jr,~s ki zl~,O ~I-jtlt O.ft7,5 spice
Velocity Of OIL- mixt. '37,00", NNUNIe wull 6.9-Yi, mixeA
Widdines were larmLd. Ilt 44W -10% os' the former and
10.4% of the latter are obtaint-d, while ar 450* the yields
are 29.0% arul 14.05% . re,~jj. No PhN.1,L-, ivas formed.
Kninlanoff
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,/Gumbrin and askitmte &s dshydration n-a
alkylation cotalys-4 V. AlkylAtion of AffM%.LI`hyI
alcohol in me presence of gumbrin, A. V. K" and
KI,
C.A 46. 6979,

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USSR /tll-lemical Technology. Chemical Products 1-16
and Their Application
Treatment of natural gases and petroleum.
Motor fuels. Lubricants.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 31900
Author Areshidze Kh. I., Benashvili Ye. M.
Inst Academy of Sciences USSR
Title Investigation of N-Paraffin Hydrocarbons of the
200-2500 Fraction of Noriyskaya Petroleum by
Means of Urea
Orig Pub: Dokl. AN SSSR, 1956, 110, No 3, 387-389
Abstract: An investigation was made of the 200-2500 frac-
tion of Noriyskaya petroleum, isolated by frac-
tionation at a residual pressure of 200 mm Hg.
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