SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ARNOLDOV, A. I. - AROBELIDZE, A.K.

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A-MOLIDOV, A. I.
Dissertation defended for the degree of Doctor of
Philosophical Sciences
at the Institute of Philosophy
115ocialist Cultuval Revolution in the European
Countries of the People's
Democracies."
Vestnik kkad. Nauk, No. 4P 1963, pp 119-145

25-58-4--1/41
AUTHORt Arnolldovi A.I.t Candidate of Philosophical Scienoos
TITLEt In the Name of Communism (Vo imya kommunizma)
PERIODICAL: Nauka i Zhizn', 1958, Nr 4, PP 1-3 (USSR)
ABSTRAM This article states that the development of science,
techno-
logy and culture in the Soviet Union is due to the Marxist-
Leniniat theories.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 1/1 1. Science-Philosopby

ARKOLtDOVA.M..N..j.qomqmov, .Ye. M..I SUBBOM, V-- I-)
IBRAGIMOV~ M- X-,- and
IYANOMM) M. X.
"Heat Emission and Turbulent Heat Transfer in a Flow of
Liquid Metals."
Report submitted for the Conference on Heat and Mass
Transfer)
Minsk, BSSR, June 1961.

SUBBOTIN, V.-I.; I13RAGIMOV, M.Kh.; IVANOVSM , M.N.; ARNOLIDOV M.N,;
14CHOFILOV., Ye.V.; ATENKOV,, S.p tekhn, red,
[Hs'at transfer and turbu3mnt.beat transport in a flov of luquid
metals ; Conference on Heat alld Mass Transfer, Hinsk, January
23-270 1961) Teplootdaoha i Iturbulentayi perenos tepla v potoke
zhidkikh metallov; soveshch4aie po teplo-i massoobmenu, g. Kinsks
23-27 ianvaria 1961 g Minsk., 1961. IS p. (I~M 15:2.)
(Heat-Transmis;ion) (Liquid metals)

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Subbotin,
AJTHORS: V.I., Ibragimov, N.M., Ivanovskiy, M.N.,
Arnolldov. 1-1.11-and Nomofilov, Ye.V. (110scow)
TITLE: llc~'t. loss and turbulent heat transfer in streams of
licApid metals
SOURCE: Soveshchaniye po teplo- i massoobmenu. Rinsh, 1.961.
Tezisy dokladov i soobahcheniy (Dopolneniye), 39-41
TEXT: Coefficients of heat loss and turbulent heat trans-
fer were determined on the basis of measuring temperature
fields in
streams of various alkaline and heavy liquid metals. The liquid
metals investigated have a sufficiently wide range of
measurement
Z_~bstracter's note: Ilizmereniyell - probably a misprint of
"izmen-
eniye" - change, variation2 of the criterium Pr = 0.005 :
0.05. V4111,
Several experiments idth measurement of temperature field; were
made on water. Turbulent pulsations of temperatures in the
stream
were found. whose magnitude was up to t 20'j') of the value of
tcTwl)era-
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Heat lost; and turbulent heat... D234 D303
ture stress. It was found that the amplitude and frequency of
the
pulsations depend on the magnitude of hent flow, physical
proper-
ties, regime of flow of the liquid mid dimensionless distance
from
the wall. Temperature pulsations of the liquid nenr the wall
and
of the wall itself indicate that the process of heat transfer
through the layer of liquid at the wall and the surface of
heat ex-
change is not rigorously stationary. The values of Nu
obtained by
processiW the measurement data of temperature fields in
streams cE
various liquid metals are in good agreement with one another
and
with the results of previous investigations. Coincidence of
the vK
experimental data with Lyon's formula
Nu = 7 + 0.025 PeO-8
in observed in a sufficiently iride range of the nvnber Pe a
100 1
12,000. Hoxvmver, this is not an indication of the
unconditional
correctness of Lyon's assumption that the ratio of the
coefficients
of turbulent heat transfer and quantity of motion E a E le,,
does
not vary across the section of the pipe and is equal to ~ for
all
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Heat loss and turbulent heat.., D234/D303
values of the number Pe. Data processing on-temperature fields
ob-
tained showed that the above ratio varies with the radius of
the
pipe and depends on the criterium Re. The coefficient of
turbulent
heat transfer was determined from
q/qw roqw
c P-t
The ratio of local heat flow and the flow at the wall was found
from a relation obtained from the heat balance of an elementary
volume of the liquid. In several experiments the coefficient of
heat loss was determined by the same methods, in which the
thermal
contact resistance on the surface of heat exchange was taken
into
account. The experiments allowed the authors to mahe a
sufficiently
clear distinction between two processes which determine the
heat
transfer to liquid metals. The first process, connected with
mole-
cular and turbulent heat transfer, can be described by
semi-enipiri-
cal theories of heat exchange. Such heat transfer is described
in
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Heat loss and turbulent I'm at.. . D234/D303
the first approximation by the Ilartinelli-Lyon theory. The second VK
process, caused by theinal contact resistance on the surface of
heat exchange, defien theoretical patimatioa at present. fkbatrac-
ter's note: Complete tranalatioill
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B102/B205
AUTYORS: Subbotin, V. 1., Ibragim6v, M. - Kh. , lvanovakiy' X. N.
Arnolldov.,_R. &.j Nomoll'ilov, Ye. V.
.TITIE- Turbulent heat transfer in a flow of liquid metals
PER-1,0DICAL: Atomnaya energiya, v. 10, no. 4, 1961, 384-386
TEM The modern theory of turbulence does not permit an analytic.
determl;nation of a turbulent- heat transfer in a flor of liquid
matter. As
shorn by.the present study, the semi-empirical theory of heat transfer
vhich makes use of the-analogy of heat transfer and momentum transfer,
rakeu it coasible to-pe 'rforn such studies. This can be proved by
measuring
the temperature fields in liquid metals. On account of the high
thermal
conductivity of liquid metals, the temperature drop is not limited to
a
t'hin, laminated layer like in ordinary liquids but extends to the
turbulent
core. Martinelli was the first to apply the theory of hydrodynamical
an(L30gy to liquid metals, t:tking into account the molecular heat
conducti-
vit,- in the turbulent core of the flow. Calculations zere based on
the
LiCaumption that the ratio. of the-coefficients of turbulent heat
transfer
Care, Vi'v
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Turbulent heat ... B102/b2O5
and of momentum tin .efer. (F- /cv) were independent of.the radius
and the
flov velocity. Li n*has-derived a-general equation for t1le
heat-transfer
coefficient in a tbe:
2
u Zdt dt,
Ir=2
P.,
where r/r0 dnd, u .sing the results of Martinelli with. F_- Fa/f-V
0.8
lie obtadned NU - 7 +0.025 Pe . Martinellils.and Lion's rssumption
that
~- 1 hos not yet been confirmed experimentally., Voskrosenskiy,
Deissler,
Jenkins et al. havq*found e-.-'I-Perimdntally that & was'much
vmaller than 1.
On the basic of meanuremeilts of the temperature fields in floting
water and
flozing liquid metals,'the authors have made an attemot to
determine the
turttilent heat-tiansfer coefficient and E for liquid metals, and
to study
the v-f,feet of the thermal condubtivity of the metals on these
quantities..
The former quantity was calculated from the equation
q/q0 r 0q0
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Turbulent heat..., B102/B205
The rutio of the local heat flow to the heat~flow-on the mall ria6
found
from the equation
q/qo =-It.[ (4.25 + 2-5. In Y1)j2 '~l _ ~2) In (ro/y)] -
: - 2. 5 2. 5
The temperature gradients determined by graphical methods make it
possible
t.6 calculate &a from Eq. M.- Fig. I shows the distribution of ea
across
the tube cross section. Ea.grOws with increasing distance from the
-,-,all
and with increasing Re number, wherefrom it follows that Ea/ 0 in the
center of the tube. The curves shown in Figi I hold for a heavy metal.
The Sa(l) curvehs 'sken for alkalihe metals sl~ow a similar course,
but
the maximum is a 1y marked at high Re numbers. Fig. 2 shows the
experi-I
mental curves Ca/1 -f(O'(continuous lines) as comDared with those
calculated d t6 Lich ( ...... ) and those obtained for heavy metal
A) and alk:0170nre - t'al (B) according to Voskresenskiy A
comparison between measured and the ore tical2y d et ermined
temperatur e fie lds
(Fig. 3) shows tha the assumption E -1 increases the influence of
turbivlent heat tra sfer at smali Re numbers bu- reduces it at high Re
numbers. Acdordini to the Re number, E is tbUs~ higher or lower than
1.
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Turbulent heat..-. B102/B205
Fir,'. 4 shows F -f(Re) at J-0.8 for water (9), alkaline metal
(o), and
heavy metal (o). There are 4 figures.
SUBMITTED: July 14, 1960
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AUTHORS: Subbotin, V. I., Ibragimov, M. Kh., Ivanovskiy, M.
N.,
Arnoltdov, M. N., Nomofilov, Ye. V.
TITLE: Heat transfer with a turbulent flow of liquid metals
in tubes
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, v. 11, no. 2, 1961, 133-139
TEXT: This is a report on a study of heat transfer occurring
with a
turbulent flow of liquid alkali and heavy metals in tubea.
In the range of
Pe 102_104, experimental data on heat transfer to l1quid
metals differ
con:iderablyl they may, on the whole be grouped into two
classes which are
characterized by Nu - 7 i- 0.025 Peo'~ (1) and Nu - 3.3 ,
0.014 PeO.8 (2).
The authors determined the heat-transfer coefficients by two
methods: by
measuring the temperature field in the flow of liquid metal,
and by
measuring the wall temperature and the mean temperature_ of
the liquid metal.
Fig. 1 shows the experimental setup traversed by the metal
vertically (from
bottom to top). The characteristics of the experimental
Betup are as
follows:
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B201

Part
Part 2
tube material
ste;~I
steel

IY I SM9'r
1 Y I 6H9r

(lKhleN9T)
(,Khl8N9T)
outer tube diameter
42 mm
34 mm
inner tube
diameter
31.1 mm
2.9.3 mm
Aistance between tube

inlet and
thermocouple
1,66 mm
985 mm
length of part with heat transfer 1194
mm

980 mm
distance between beginning of

heatedpart and thermocouple
976 mm
945 mm
All thermocouples (chromel-alumQl couples) that served to
measure the
temperature of the liquid metal at the inlet ard outlet of the
test tubea,
were calibrated on a platinum - platinum rhodium thermocouple.
The electric
power was measured by astatic wattmeters of accuracy index 0.2
and 0-5. The
flow rate of the metal was measured by magnetic and throttle
flow meters.
The alkali metals were continuously purified fro oxides (oxygen
content
0.02-0.005% by weight), not so the heavy metals ?Oxygen content
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Heat transfer with a turbulent B102Y3201 V015
F,,'JO-3% by weight), The temperature in the flow was measured
with mobile
thermocouples on 9-12 fixed points. Special small-size
thermocouples
served to measure the temperature fieldal the results of these
measurements
were in good agreement with those calculated by Lyon's theory.
The wall
temperature was determined by extrapolation of the temperature
profile for
the wall. The mean temperature of the flowing liquid metal was
calculated
from the formula r r
Ut, rdr / ~o U.-dr, where D' - 5.5 i. 2.5 In,
14q Liq
+
y was taken as the velocity distribution law; (Y - 0.25-0.4
mm). The
Nusaelt numbers resulting from the measurement of the
temperature fields
are in good agreement both with one another and with the
results of other
authors. They are consistent with Lyon's formula (1) in the
range
Pe - 100-12,000. It is not, however, as assumed by Lyon, Ea/ev
ionstant over the tube c;ross section, and independent of Pe,
out radically
variable, and smaller than unity for small Pe, larger than
unity for large X1
Pe. The second method takes account of the thermal cortact
resistance on
,the heat-transfer surface, The results obtained by the two
methods are in
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B102/B201
agreement for alkalJ. metals, whic.)h is indicative of' the
fa-,t that ther-e is
no thermal contact resistance ir. them under 'he given
conditions (puri.fica-
tion from oxides!). No agreement was found ;n the case of heavy
metals,
i.e., 'here is a thermal contact resistanle at the Interface
between
tube wall and liquid metal, As was shown by further studies,
this rontact
resistance drops eyponentially with a rise of lie.. Yu. N.,
Fokrovskly,
Engineer, and A. P. Aleksandrov, laboratory assistant, helped to
prepare
the experimental setup and the small.-size thermocouples, There
are
6 figures, I table, and 12 references: 6 Soviet-bloc and 6
non-Soviet-bloc.
The three most important references to English-language
publications read
as follows: R. Lyon, Chem. Engng. Progr, 4"j, 2, 75 (1951); H.
Brown et al.
Trans. ASME,.22, No. 2.. 2-79 ('957); R. Martinelli. Trans.
ASMEP U, No~ 8,
947 (19,17).
SUBMITTZD: August,25, 1960
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IJP(6)
TTIWW AT
AT6002505 AD
ACC Mt. V SOURCE CODE: UR/3158/65/000/022/0001/0006
AUTHOR: Subbotin, V. I.; Iv=ovsk!j, H.
IORG: State Committee - for-the-Utilization-of My- Lh
,y SSSRO Ene gica_
Mt (Gosudarai;;;M_-k=1tet po Ispol- vanlyu atoomoy emrgii SSSR,
rialka-
-jenergeticheskly institut)
TITLE: The farm of impurities In cesJUM used in thermionic converters
1Y7
SOURCE-. 01minsk. Fitiko-emergeticheskiy institut. Doklady, no. 22,
1965. Sosto-
yanlye primesey v tsezii, ispollzuyemm v termoionnom
proobrazovatele, 1-6
TOPIC TAGS: thermal ionization, themochemistry$ cesium plasma,
electrode, free
ABSTRACT: The effects of air on cesium Impurity formation in
thermionic omverters
were studied. The oxygen and hydrogen form CsZO, CsH and CsOll. The
hydroxide die-
sociatol according to the reaction
Cs0H + 2Cs 4 CsZO + CaH.
The oquftibrium conditions for the above reactions and the
dissociation of the
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oxide, 'hydride and hydroxide.were thermochemically analyzed.
Comparisons were made I
between the equilibrium constants, the partial pressures for
dissociation and the
free enirgies of the chemical reactions occurring in the thermionic
converter whichi
result in impurity formation. At 3000C the partial pressure of H2 and
02 for dis-
.sociation of hydride and oxide compounds of cesium varied
imnsiderably: 400 mm Hg
for H2 its against 10-60 for 02. The products of the dissociation of
cesium hydro-
Aide and ox de were shown to result in water vapor formation on the
surface of the
I
icesimm. By combining the equilibrium constant it was shS?wn that the
partial pres-
I PP
,sure of the water vapor was extremely low (P ) = 10Y12). The
equilibrium con-1.
H2 H20 I
iditions for impurity formation In cesium vapor, found between the
electrodes of i
the converter, depend on the temperatme and the materials from which
the converter
Is made. In the hottest portions of the converter molybdenum is used;
at tempera-
of' about 1500 to 20000C, stainless steel is used for the cooler
regions at
temperatures of 500 to 10000C. The equilibrium state impurities in
the cesium reser-
voir was considered under these conditions. Data on oxygen partial
pressures for 1-
various oxides of the construction naterials and C520 as a function
of temperature
I
(from 300 to 20000C) am given. In the cesium reservoir (3000C) almost
all of the
,oxide is in the form of C.s.0, independent of the electrode
composition.: At higher
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temperaturar. In the zone of the Mo electrodo, MoO3 foms e.301y,
dccompo!~.Ing to the
)volatile MoO36 The HoO3 then crabines with the witerial at the "cold
electrode" toil
I I
,form thin oxide of that material. A graph of change. in
isobaric-isothermal poten-
Itial of MoO3 reacting vith ft, Fe, Cr, Rb and TA as a function of
tempprature is
I
Igiven, Orig. art. has: I figure, 2 tables, 5 formulas.
SUB CODEt, 07,10 SUBM DATE: none OTH REF: 003
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02 051110512
AUVOR: Subbotinp V. I$; Ivanovskiy., M. N.; Arnolldov., M. N.;
Shmatko, B. A.; Pleshiv-
~sev, A. D.
ORG: none
~ITIE: Control of the content of oxygen and hydrogen immr1ties in
molten sodium by
measuring the electric resistance
SOURCE: Atomnaya energiyal v. 21) no, 6., 1966~ 53.1-512
TOPIC TAGS: liquid metal, resistivity) hydrogen,, o)Wgen, gas
analysis
i
ABSTRACT: In viev'of the conflicting data in the literature
concerning the dependence
of the electric resistance of liquid sodium on its oxygen content,
the authors mea-
sured with a de double bridge the resistivity of sodium at 350C as a
function of the
o)Wgen and hydrogen concentrations. The hydrogen and the oxygen were
introduced into
the circulating liquid sodium in gaseous form. The amount of
introduced gas was de-
~ermined by measuring its pressure in a vessel of known volume kept
at a given tem-
perature. The chemical compositions of the sodium, oxygen, and
hydrogen employed are
given. The results show that oxygen does ndt change the resistance
of liquid sodium,
accurate to 5 x 10-8,ohm, but the resistivity does chonge linearly
with increasing
h f
,ydrogen concentration. Consequently. by measuring the electric
resistivity o liquid
sodium it is possible to monitor the hydrogen content,vith accuracy
3 x 10-5% by weight,
the oxygen content cannot be monitored. Orig. aft. has: 1 figure and
I table. L
WB CODE.- .270 SUPH DA22: 23Jun66/ ORIG REF: 0021 OTH FXF: 003
Cord ]JI uDes 62i.o3g.534.6

M-N"j40L'bOV IV. V.
USISSBERGER, Arnold, redaktor; VABILITEV. V.G., radaktor;
ARNOLIDOV, V.Ve
redaktor; SHAPOVAWV, Vale, tekhnichaskiy redaktor. -- - - - -
iaiiisik
[Physical methods of organic chemistrye Translated from the
Rnglish)
Pizicheskie metody organicheskoi khimii. Perevod a angliiskogo
pod
obahchei red. V.G. Vasilleva. Moskva. Izd-vo inostrannoi lit-ry.
Vol. 3. 1954. 216 p; (MLRA 8:4)
(Electrio moments) (Mass spectrometry) (Radiochemistry)

SUBOW, Glenn T,: KATZ Joseph J.; GAGARn=Y, Yu.V*
[translator]; T , 0
I.K.,(Iranslater); NIKMAYZV, A*V., professor, dektor
khWehookikh
nauk, redaktor; AENOLIDOV, ToVe, rodaktor; CHAMALOY,
V.I., tokhni-
cheekiy redektor.
[Actinide elements. Translated from the Inglish)
Aktialdy. Pereved
a angliisksgo IM.Gagarinskoge i Z.H.TSentera. Pod red.
AsY. Nike
lReva. Moskva, Izd-vo inestrannoi lit-ry, 1955. 701 p.
(KI&A 9t4)
(Radioactive substances)

I'ARWVSIIT, TSX, doktor khim.nauk, red.: OWBUMIX, Aeles
kand,
khim.nauk (translator]; am, D.K.,
kana.khim.nauk.(trsnslatorj-.
313MV, O.F., kana.khim.nauk [translator]; ARHOLIDOV,
T.T., red.;
IOVLZVA. N.A.. tekhn.rea.
Ecatalytic, photochemical# and electrolytic reactions]
Xmtali-
tichaskie, fotokhimlobeekle i slektrolitichaskie
reaktsii. Moskva,
Izd-vo inostr.lit-ry, 1960. 436 p. Translated from the
Inglish.
(xr.RA 13til)
(Chemical reactions)
.-0

PF,rRUKHIN, 0.11.[tranalator]; RODINp
S.S.[tranolatorl; ZOLOTOV, Yu.A.,
kand. khim, nauk, red.; AfOt'OLIDOVI V.V.p red.;
GRIBOVA, M.P.9
tekhn. red.
[Extraction in analytical chemistry and
radiochemistry] Ek-
straktsiia v analiticheekoi khimii i radiokhtmii.
Moskva,
Izd-vo inostr, lit-ry, 1961. 350 P. (KMA 15:4)
Translated articles.
(Extraction (Chemistry)) (Radiochemistry)

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[Kyyiv,,
Derzh. vyd-vo tekhn. lit-ry URSR1 1960. 128 p. 2.,000 copies
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PURPOSE: This book is intended for the general reader interested in
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COVIRWE: The authors discuss the recent development of several
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There are 20
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%--- Name: ARHOLIDOVA., A. M.
Dissertation: The effect of psychoprophylactic
training for childbirth
on the course of the act of childbirth in general and
the
first period in particular
D e: Cand Med Sci
47
m: Astraldian' State Medical Inat
P Place: 1956p Frunze
Source: Knizhnaya Iatopis'.. No 45, 1956

ARNOLIDOVA, A.M.. assistent
Xffect of psychoprophylRctic preparption on the entire
course of
labor and its first stAge in particular Lwith summary in
Nng'ffshj.
Akuah. i gin. 33 no.6:30-33 h-D 157. (MIRA'11:3)
1. 12 kafedry skusheretva i ginekologit (zav.-prof.
M,A.Romnnov)
Astrakhanskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(LABOR
painless, psychoprophylactic prep., eff. on first stnge)

PONOWDOVAS A. M.: Mster Mod Soi (diss) -- "The effect of
PsYchoProphylactic
preparation for birth on the course of childbirth, und the
first period in
particular". FTvnzej 1958. 10 pp (Kirgiz State Med Inst),
200 copies (KL, No 15)
1959, 119)

.ARNOLIDOVA, A.M.
EArly diagnosis of fetal asphyxia.
no. 1s48-51 A 161.
Vop. okhr. mat. i dot. 6
(MW 1414)
1e Iz kafedry akusherstva i ginekologii (zav. - prof. M.A.
Romanov)
Astrakhanskogo meditsinskogo inatituta,
JASPHYXIA NEONATORUM)

MOLIDOVA, A.M.; MALYANOVAI N.A,
Work practices at maternal health centers for the
prerention
of gynecological diseases. Vop.okh.mat. i dot. 7
No.12t
66-68 D'62. I WRA 16:7)
(GYNEMLOGY)

UsSR/H=n and Animal Physiology (Normal and PatholoL4ical) T
The Effect of Physical Factors. ionizing irradiation
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Bioli. No 6, 1959, 27191
Author Arnol'dovaj K.A.
Inst
Title The Influence of Pentoxyl on the Morphologic
Composition
of Blood in Rabbits in Experimental Radiation Sickness
Orig Pub : Me&. racliologlya, 1958, 3) No 4, 89
Abstract : To rabbits, after Leneral irradiation of 10.5
r/min with
total dose of 620 r, a solution of pentoxyl (P; 20 mg
per I kg) was introduced from 5th day of illness until
such time as the amount of leucocytes in peripheral
blood increased to normal or subnormal amounta. P rem-
ved radiation leucopenia (by 45th day of illil-,-ss, the
number of leucocytes was .- 1W~). By this -*--~Lia,
nornali-
zation of the leucocytic formula was noted; ihe presence
of an increased amount of young and stabnuclear leucocytes
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USSR/Human and tuUmal Physiology (Normal and
PatholoL~icnl) T
The Effect of Physical Factors. Ionizing Irradiation
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Diol., No 6, 1959, 27191
in peripheral blood pointed to stimulation of leuco-
poiesis by P. The content of erythrocytes and Hb in
blood increased. P increased the survival of rabbits
'which were irradiated with the dose of 620 r.
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- 171 -

0 61
XMIKOV, M. 0; NASIOV4~#V'.G.O professor, rateansent;
RUDMIMIT, I.N.,
reteenzent; TD(CFBYNV. V.P.. redaktor; ARNOLIDOVA,
Ir.S., redaktor;
- -
K"IK, N.P., takhrleheekly redaktor
[ForaBtr7 and dendroloal Lasovodstvo a dandrologlai.
lzd. 3. ,
dop. i perar. Hookya,. Goelesbumizdat, 1954. 495 P.
(MLRA 7.*10)
(Trees) (Forest@ and forestry)

~'V
VANIN, Step" Ivanov'ich, professor, 189D-1951; SOKMVA. D.V.,
redAk-tor;
MDRUWSM. V.M., radaktor; ARVDLIDOTA, I.S., redaktor; AMUDI-
NOV. A.M.. retsenzent; V(MDNTSff7T-T-"i Tgument; KARASIX,
N.Pe,
takhzdchasldy radaktor.
[Forest pbytopathologr]Leanala fitopatologligoIsd. 4-a,
posmartnoe
(parer. i dopo). Pod obeftchei redo 1).V;Sokolova. Moskva,
Goelsebmi.-
izdat, 1955, 416 pe (MLU 8t4)
(Botany-fttholoff)

Ok r-, V
114 JVAI
XOWSOVA, Ama Yamenlyevaa, starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik;
RELUTIT. Nikolay
Iostfovich. inzhener lesnogo khozyaystva; DANICBSV,
Mikhail-Pro-
koftyevich, luzhener lasnogo khozyaystva; BARANOV, N.I.,
redaktor;
RHuL'DOVA, I'LL, radaktor todatelletva; KARASIX, I.?.,
takhatchaskly
redaktor
(Use of enlarged small scale aerial photographs in forest
mensuration
work] Ispollsovanie uvelichennykh malkomanshtabnykh
aeoranimkov pri
lesouchetrqkh rabotakh. Moskva, Goelesbumisdat, 1956. 56 p.
(MLRA qiI2)
le TSentrallnyy nauchno-iaeledovateltakiv institut lesnogo
khotyaystva
(for Kolosova) 2. laningradskiy otryad lasnoy aerofotoe"yeaki
(for Balyayev, Danichav)
(Photograpby, Aerial) (Forests and farest'v7-Mansuration)

YMPIPANOV. Boris Tefimovich. imndidat takhnichookiy
nauk; SHIRZNNIKOV,
Pavel Stapanovich,inxhaner; ORICSHKIN,
B.S..redaktor; ARNOLIDOTA,
IC 0 redaktor izdatelletva; SHITS,
V-P-,tskhniche9ki;-r-e0d"WMr,~
[Operation and repair of railroads for
transportation of lumber)
Skepluatatoiia I remout lasovoznykh zhelesnykh
dorog. Mookva,
Goolesbumisdat, 1956. 207 p. (XLRL 10:5)
(Lumber-Transportation) (Railroads)

GULISASHVILI, Vasilty Zakharovich, professor; RAPPER,
O.G., doktor sell-
skokhozyaystyannykh nauk. rateenzent; GORSHMNIN, I.H.,
doktor
sallskokhozyaystvannykh nauk, professor, reteenzent;
TURRE, N.A.,
redaktor; A)INOLODOVA, K.S., redaktor izdatelletva,
KARASIK, N.P.,
tekhnicheer7l'"dot"m "-ft
[Mountain forestry in the Caucasus] Gornos lasorodstyo
dlia uslovii
Kovkaza. Moskva, Goslesbumizdat, 1956. 353 p. OC12A
10:4)
1. Daystvitell W chlen Akademll natik Gruzinskoy M (for
Guli-
sushvili)
(Caucasus--Forests and forestry)

BIRGER. G.Ye.[deceasod]; IVANOVA, Ye.P.; NOVIKOVA, A.V.;
AX'1OL!.DQV,A,.-Ye,J1.,*
LITHROVA, N.I.; ZOLKINAp N.S.
Use economically the raw materials in the production of
viscose
fibers. Khim.volol,.no.5-.65-68 164. (MIRA 17't-10)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovetellskiy institut
is1rasstvennogo
vololma.

ARC-1,1;-:19 R.G.; N.G.
Cold brittleness of steel in plain specinens under stress.
Zav. lab. 31 no.1:103-107 165. ('FIRA 18:3)
1. TSentralinyy nauchno-isoledovatel'sJUy institut
stroitellnvkh
konstruktsiy.

ARONE , ~Ylpw
Charaoteristics of the.machanism of low-carbon steel.
failure.
Piz. met. i metalloved. 19 no.31475-477 Mr 165. (MIRA
18s4)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issladovatel'shy institat
stroitellnykh
konstruktsiy.

SHKURUPIT, P.L.; ARROPOLUT, A.G,----.
Starting gas-fired cupola furnaces. Idt. ;roizv. no.9:12-
13 3 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Cupola furnaces) (Gas as fuel)

SM=FIT, F-I-; ANIOPOLIN, A-G.
Replacing foundry coke with natural gall.
Hashinoatroitell no.9:38
S 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Gas, Natural) (7ounding)

RIBAS, Yurly YUkhaylovich (deceaved); AKKEWAII,
Fridri.Kh 11.1arkovich;
FYATETSKIY, GrIgorly Yuzefovich; ARNOPOLIN,
Alcksandr
Grigorlyevich; SiESIIENKO, N.N.) red',-----'----,
-
- . ., .
(Explosionproof electrical ejuipri.ont for thE)
PetrOleUn.)
gas) and chemical industries Vny-vozaAchishchannoe
elektrooborudovanie dlia neftianoll gazovoi i
khirlche-
skoi promyshlennosti; spravocWk-katalcv. Moskvat
Nedra,
1964. 158 p. (1,1I RA 18: 1)

BUDYLIN.M.H.; ARNOPOLIN.U.N.
N - I
Textolite rings In pneumatic hammers. Stan.
I instr. 26
no-5:31 MY 155. (NM 8:8)
(Pneumatic tools) (Washers (Mechanics))

RIN,-~ST, F.
"obile electric transformer for mines. p. 140. RIMY.
(ilinisterstvo
I
hutniho prumyislu a rudnych dolu) Praha. V01. 4, no. 5,
MaY 1'56.
SMICE: East European Accessions List, Vol. 5, no. 9,
Sentember 1956

CZECROSL61AUA/Cultl4able Piants - Grains. M-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Blol., No 3, 1958, 1o742
Author Arnost, R.) Volprecht) J.
Inst 10~;&Wst-
Title : Producing Hybrid Corn Seed in the YeSKhK /JZD in Czech/
Orig Pub : Socialist. zemed., 1956, 6, N6-'10, 584-587.
AbstrAct No abstract.
Card 1/1

ATICTIlp L.; EMODY, A.
Survey of Western industrial establishment. P.327.
MAGYAR EPITOIPAII. Budapest, Hungary. Vol. 8, no. 6, June
1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EF.AI)) LC. Vol.
BO No. 9., September 1959
Uncl.

CSINADY, Jeno.; AIRNOTI, Tibor.; XLLOXSOKI. Jeno.
Investigations of the nervous system in ping-pong players.
Kiserletes orvostud 7 no-4:397-403 July 55.
1. Oresagos Testnevelest an Sportegeezeagugyi Inteitet Intatolaborato-
rinnm.
(NXRVOUS SYSTEM. physiology,
in ping-pong players)
(ATHIRTICS, physiology,
ping-pong players nervous system)

AJUTOTT , D. G.
Nuclear energy and cold war. Mir naWci .-
no-3At23-30 1609
~'IIRA V, 110)
1. Predsodatelikomissi.7 atowIM naukI Ammotsiatsiya
nauabayi-h
rabotnikov Soyedinemoao 1wrolovetva.
(Atomic energy re-Mirch)

v
Arnov, Coil 3 wj t; Or,
statey Kharlk. ele~trot,clrhr. in-ta, Issue
telffin.
87' itcl:'S.
So: U-.^3261, 10 April 5",, (Letopis 'Zhurnal I ny).-h Statey, No.
12, 1949).

-1. , . .
-.-l. I..
J, -
"),]16v, ~. I . 'IFIssentials ~01- ol, -: o~- ~ ucluarl
nauch.-tekhri. statoy Rharik. elehtrotekhn. in-ta, ls~:ue 7,
p.
SO: U-3',Ol, 10 ADril 1) ."., (Letords 'Z',;~iminl Inykh
St..-ttey, I.", 2~)41`)-

Y I - 1~ i
I . -. ~ I . I ,VI

7-~ J~j ~,- . . .-. I;- , . . . _ . _ ,
,T-IW' -&141ff'
'All =1400 ARAIN, j_1
....S 31 , YN-
T~ ~~ ~, ~~j

3/081/62/000/014/011/039
B166/B144
AUTfIOR3:- Ionson, V. A., Arnover, K. R.
TlTLE. Moderniz4tion of the 14KC-1.2 '(IKS-12) 8pectrograph by the
use
of a seqiconductor-pickup-,
PERIODICALt Referativn~y zburnal'. Khimiy*a, no. 14, 1962, 340,
abstract
14;153 (Sb. "Goryuchiye)slantay. Khimiya i tekhnol.". no- 4.
Tal1lin, 1961, 257 - 261
TEXT: In order'to reduce the spectroCraph's sensitivity to
mechanical
interfemneo and ~1 o make the task of tuning it less laborious the
O.;OY -lu
I(FEOU~-16) photomulltiplier has been replaced as the pickup uy a
semiconduc-
tar bolometer, the low therinal inertia of whioh has made it
possible to us(.
modulated radiation with a modulation frequency of 9 ops. The
output
voltaBe of the bolometer is amplified by a selective, six-sta6e,
negative-
feedback, voltaf;e amplifier tuned to a frequency of 9 cps. The
amplific6l
signal'is detected and passes through a divider to the input of an
:;~w C -15~
WS-158) recording potentiometer with a sensltivi~y of 10 mv. W o
srp cc tro-
Unrd 1/2'

Modernitation of the ...
3/081/0'2/000/014/011/03,9
B166/'8144
graphs bnve already been put into operation with positive results.
The
circuit is given and tho electronic ampli'fier described.
jAbstracter's
note: Complete trnnslation-I
Card 2/2

AFJ,*('Vi,;E'V !C , !iojisl~,v , prof. dr. i
Peograd'i
k -
,~o2t) of the environment in the appewance and
r.Tc,,rb-Hitv of
(-rdlovnscular diseases. Med. glas. 17
no.6:2.2~-1226 :e -j 1 163 -

AR*.-OVLJE'VJC, I-'AN V.
Principles of theoretical mechanics 2. jzd. :~eograd) Izd.
Cc-.-,tr. ud-
s-Ludcnatt, tehnike.. 190-149- 6 vols-
RPB
1. Xlechanics.

MARINKOVIC. V.; AUOVLYNVIG. V.: SAKOVIC, K.
Distribution of radlophosphorus in rat organs In deep
hypothermla.
Glas Srpske akad. nauka, odelj* made uo#89.53-56 1953.
1. Inatitut sa patolooku fisiolog1ju UN; primljono na VII
#~mpu
Odel4len a andicinskih naulm 14.V.1953.
iBODT TZKMATURS
*hypoth rmia, wTar.. off. on radiophosphorus distribution
in rat:)
(PHOSPHORUS. radioactive
*distribution in various organs, off. of exper.~ hypothermls,
in rate)

WIMOVIC, V... A!!O SAHOVIC. K.
T I
Changes of radlophoophorus content In rat organs during hMrtherals
and hypothermia. Glae,Srpoke akad, nanka, odo1j, mod, nd,0:57-62
1953.
1. Institut ma patolosku fisiologiju UN; primljono na VII skupu
Odaljenja mediolmokih nau)m 14.V.1953 g.
(BODY TINPERATM
*hyperthernia & hypothermia, axper.. off. on radlophosporms
distribution in rat)
(FROSMORUS.'radloactive
*distribution In various organs, off. of exper. hyper-
thermla & hypothermia In rate)

ABIIOVLnfflC, V.; SAHOVIO, K.; MARINKOVIG, V.; ANAF, M.
Wf9ct of by-pophysectomy and adranalectonW on distribution of radio-
phosphorus in rat organs. Glas Srpske Wmd, nwika, odelj. mod. no.8S
77-81 195)
IPHOSPEORUS, radioactive.
*distribution In various organs, off. of hypophysectomV
& adrenalectomy In rate)
(PITMTARY GLAID9 off. of excis.
*on radlophosphorus distribution In various organs in rate)
(AMMTAL GLLNDS, off. of exois.
*on radlophosphorus distribution In various organs In rate)
1, Institut sa patolooku fiziologiju SAN; primljono n& Il skuN
Odelje a medicinsk1h nauke, 25.VI,1953 go

JLRNOTIJIVIC, V.; SAHOVIG, K.; STANKOVIC, D.; ANA?, M.
Distribution of radiophosphoras in organs of hypophysectonized
and adranalectomixed rate. 81as orpska akad. nauka. odalj mad.
211 no-7:1-9 1953.
1. Primljeno na XIV skupu Ode1j, mad. anuka od 30 IX 1952 god.
(PHOSPHORUS. radioactive
. distribution in adronalectomized & hypophysectomized rats)
(PITUITART GLAND, a". of excis.
on radiophosphorus distribution In rate)
(AMM GLANDS, off. of exclso
. on radlophomphorus dirstributlon. in rate)

5 IFIR, I 11, -a ~Rfl E f ORM
I
i
'A -1
E", V-11 Nil m

ARMWEVITCH, V.; CHLHOVITCH, X.: MILOSAVLJEVITCH, T.
inhibiting effict of adrenalectorr on alloxan
bnmrglycomia. Bull.
Aaad.serbOse,,classe mod. 11 o.2:35-36 1954.
UXVM NUTAITUS, experimental,
ipff. of adreiLAeqt~vV)
(AMRMLdWWS, effect of excision,
on allman ftabstes)

ARINWIVITCH, Y.t CHAHOTITCRO X.; ANAF, M.;
MILOSAVIJNVITCH$ V.
Iffsot of adrenal grafts in the anterior chamber of
the e7e on
aliOxa,A hipairglycomia in,rata,,Bull.Aca&.serbe
se.,olasse mod, 11
no-2:39 1954,,
(ADOWA GLANDS. transplantation,
ofie''on all6san diabetes of adrenal Implants In
eye In
rats).
(DIA M IS M M ITUS, experimental,
qk.ft*of adrenil implants in eye in rate)
(w" pbysioloa7'
off. of adrenal implants on alloxan diabetes in
rate)

ARNOTWUMNI T..- CHAROVITCH, X.; WMAYLIMITOH, T.
Studies.on.plWolopathology of h
ypothermia in homotherms; effect
of Asep hyoothe''la 'i ill6iau h
M 0 qperglycemla. BulleAcad.serbe fie..
class@ med. 11 nos2!40-41 1954.
(DiibiZ3--)ddihrJS, experimental,
off. of 1"thirmia)
(BODY MiWEBYT014.
bypothermia, off. on allaxan-diabetee)

-T-, -
ARNOVLJBnC: Vojislav. Prof. Dr.
Pathophysioloff and clinical aspects of chronic heart
insufficiency.
149d.pregl..Novi.Sad 8 no.1:1-9 '55.
(CONGMTIVI MMM FAILURE.
clin.a " eta & pathophysiol (Ser))

ARNOVLJUIC, VojtBlav, Prof., dr.
The significance of arteriosclerosis in diseases
of the heart
and of blood vessels. Mod. pregl., Novi Sad 8
no.2-3:98-104
1955-
(WERIOSCUROSIS. compl.
cardio-vasc. die., pathogen., clin. aspects & ther.
(Ser))
(HFM DISEASES, compl.
arteriosclerosis, pathogen.. elin. aspects & ther.
(Ser) )
(BLOOD VZS9KLS, die.
compl. arteriosclerosis, pathogen., clin, aspects
& ther. (Ser))

ARNOFIJXYIC. Tojislay. prof., dr. (Beograd)
1. .- , .- 7~. t-- '~~ !~. , I,-.,-- " '~4 , I111
Wrocardial Infarction la medical practice. Med.
glasn. 9 no*10:
353-357 Oct 55.
(KYOCANDIAL INFARCT,
clin. "poets & ther. (Ser))

SAROVIC, X; ARNOVLJWICI V: IUMNKOVIC,V.;
HIIAJTIIJDVIC, P.
Blood potassium in hypothyroidism in rate.
alas.Srpoke akad.
nauka, odelj.med. 215 no.9:1-4 1955-
(HYPOTHYROIDISM, experimental,
blood potassium in)
(DWODo
potassium in exper.twpothyroidism)
(POTASSIUM, in blood,
in exper.hypothyroidism)

SAHOVIC. K; ARMVLJWIC, V; MARINKOVIC,V;
MITAITIMOVIC, P.
& 1 &-NOW."W-11-1111111W
Distribution of radioactive iodine and phosphorus
in the organism
in rate In experim'atal tumors produced with
benzopyrene. Glas.
Spreke akad.nauka. odalj.md. 215 no-9:5-12 1955.
1. Inatitut do ptqsiologle pathologique do
I'Academie Sarbe do*
Sciences.
(IODINS, radioactive,
netab. in ex0r.cancer)
(PHOSMRUS, radioactive.
motab. In exper.cancer)
(IMPTATIS, expoirimental.
radiolodine & radlophosphorus notab. in)

SAHOVIC. X; AM0Y1JZVIC,V; MARINKOVIC, V; AW, M;
HILUTINOVIC,P.
Studies on fumetional value of grafting of the
adrenals into
the eye in rats; offset of grafting ondistribution
of radioactive
phosphorus and iodine in the organism of
adr"nalectomized rate,
Glas.Srpsk" akad.n&uka,odelj.mod.2l5 40-9:93-100
1955-
1. Institut za patolooku fisiologija SAN.
(ADHIRAL GLANDS, transplantation.
intra-ocular grafts.eff. on radioiodino & radio-
phosphorus motab. in rats)
(PHOSPHORUS. radionc tive,
motab.,off. of intra-ocular adrenal grafts in rate)
(IODINE, radioactive,
motab.offl of intra-acular adrenal grafts in rate)
(M, pbysiolo&-r,
off. of adrenal grafts in anterior chamber on radio
todins & radiophosphorus metab.)

MARINKOVITCH, V.; ARNOVLJEVITCH, T.; CHAHOVITCH, X.
Modification of radiophosphorus level In the organs
in rate in
byperthermia and in bypothermia, Bull. Acad. serbe
sc., classe
mad. 15 no.3:3-4 1956.
1. Institut do recherches modicalso do I'Academia
sarbe des
Sciences.
(PHOSPHORUS, radioactive,
mets.b., off. of exper. fever & hypothermia (Fr))
(FEVER, experimental,
off. on radiophosphorus metab. (Fr))
(BODY TSMPERATURE,
hypotberm.ia, exper., off. on radiophosphorus metab.
(Irr))

.AlUlDVIJSVIC, V..; SAHOVIC, K.; MILUTINDVIC, P.
Studies on extrahapatic action of alloxan;
modifications and
distribution of concentration of.radioactive Iodine
In rate
in alloxan diabetes. Glas Brpske akad. nauka. odelj.
mod.
217 nn-10:25-28 1916~
1. Inatitut za medicipska Instrativnja SAN. Odeljenje
as. kliniku
I skeperimentalnu patologiju.
(DIABMS MRUITUS, s*perimentsl.
radiolodine metab. In alloxan diabetes in rate (Ser))
(IODINE, radioactive,
metab. in alloxan diabetes in rate (Ser))

ARNOVLJEVIC j V. I akad.
The Third European Cardiologioal Congress Rome
So
I !tember
18-24j, 1960. Glas SANU 12 no.2%262 160
tpubl.162
1, Srpoka akadwdja nmxka i vmet3io3til Beograd,

ARNOVIJKVIG,-V,-
Modification of the initial part of the ventricalar complex
in alootroeardiograpby under the influence of low body
temperaturea. Olaa. Srpske akad. nauka, odelj. mad. 21+8
no.16:19-26 161.
HrPOTEMIA INDUCED)
IMTROCARDIOGRAPHr)
R

'YUGOSLAVIA
Pr Affiliation not given.]
"Editorial - Nuclear Medicine."
Belgrade, Medicinski q_La~nilc Vol 17, No 3-4, Har-Apr 63;
pp 97.
Abstract : Brief discussion of the radioisotopes used in
biomedical
research and medical practice in Yugoslavia since 1951 with
discussion
of the specialized meetings including the third one held in
Feb 62
in Zagreb; some of the papers presented at that one are in
this issue.

Eler-trccard'oeraphic Chaneer ?Ii itrid urxr.r
the in~'Iunnca of cheralcal mediators. Contributlen to
otudy
of the pathog(,mcsio of anaphylact.-ic reaction. Glao-
Srj~:~,ku akad.
~i
nauil, .cd. 17

,i")jipjav,, prof. dr. OWOgrad)
A!~Xoyljiwic, -,
Eurly diagnosis of myocardial Infarct. Med. glas. 19 no-1:
1-3 ja 165.

11 tion between the tevel of reduced glutiLthlone in the
41111"'In the sucoma lnduc,~d with hentoVr
,vne,and in th
grafted rat, sarcorna. X. Chahovitch, . Arnovljcvitcls.
and V.SlilamAjevitchocad. Sci.,
Acla Unio Intern. coystra Chmamm 7, 79-83(1950',,(In
French) -Saremutas induced in rat, by bmtopyrene con-
taitted a higher conen. of glutathione thnn tmnsplanted
saremas. - The glutatbimc content of a given tumor -
"as/
lower than the cotim. in thr lifer of the bos t. R. F.
R.

VIDOVIC) V.L., dr.; ARNCVLWIC-MANKgNjdr.
Influence of the ruperfioial hypothermia on
the maternal
behavior of the female of white rata, Glas
SANU 12
no,,2:224 160 (publ.162).

or rioat rafts !:Vfted to c,n6itilr,
12' Ilo. 2, 1952
~1,,,A, july 19 "2 .

AR11011TEYN, G.
Bibliography - Limbering
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r! rl !v 'D !i I , " ,AI - --4 . , - -- - --
_t L- / rv ) -[--- Z 4-- 1~ - -~ , n~:- 74-.- I
DONSKOY, Ivaa Petrovich; PIKRUOV, A.N., retsenzent,
SMITS, G.7a,
retsenzent; ARUZILTN ('r R - redaktor; T]CPISHKIRA,
A.T.,
radaktor; KOLUIIEDVA, A.F-e, takhnicbeekly redaktor.
[Transporting lumber by vater) Vodnyi transport
lea&. Xoskya,
Goslesbumisdat, 1955. 331p. MR& 8*11)
(Lumber-Transportation)

KOLLONTAY, M-y- 1tran8latOr3;-ARKSJMV.5.t*,.",
redAktor; GORYUNOYA, L.K..
redaktor isdatelistva; SHITS, V.P-p takhatchaskiy
redaktor
[Timber floating in the Scandinavian countries; a
collection of
translations from the Swedish) lemosplav
v.Skandinavokikh stranakh;
sbornik perevodnvkh statei. Perevod so shvedskogo
M.T.Kollontal.
Moskva. GoBlembumizdat. 1956. 63 p. (MIRA 10:3)
(Lunber-Transporta t ion)

BORISOV. Ivan Gavrilovich, doteent; VIDONOV, Mikhail
Georglyevich, doteent;
KASLYAKOV, V.N., ratmenzent; rateenzent; KHAKHIN,
N.Aa, redaktor; IMNOT, YeA, WreapaktT ~izdLgllstva,; KUZIMIN,
G.M.,
takhnioheekiy radaktor
(Control of towed rafts] Upraylisamost' bukeirmemogo plots.
Moak" q
Izd-vo 01schbol, transport,' 1957. 144 p. (MIRA 10:9)
(Towivs*)

SOMOT,
N.I.Ctrsknolatorli'NIKGLAYET~,L.N.Etranalstorl;
ARUSHTM".-X,'
kand. tekhn. nauk, otv. red.; KMZMOTA* O.M., red*
isd-ve;
PARAKHINA, N.L.. tekhn. red.
(Lumber floating in foreign countries; colleoted
surveys and
translations] Splav lose v znrubazhnykh e'tranakh;
Bbornik ob
zorov i peredovykh statei.* .Obsorv i otv. red.
G.I.Arnahteina.
Moskva, Goalesbumisdat, 1960. 64 p. (MIRA 14:5)
(rcmber-Transportation)

VASLYAKOV, Vasilly Nikolayevich; A4#==4j~G.S*,sj
retsenzent; SHIRINKIN,
Am,Djp retsenzent; SHARAPOV, V.N., red.;'YERENMYEV,
P.G., red.;
FEDYAYEVA, N.A., red. izd-va; RIDNAYA, I.V., tekhn.
red.
[Raft towing)Bukairovka plotov. Moskva~ lzd-vo
"Rechnoi tran-
sport," 1962. 185 (MIRA -15:12)
(Towinj* (Rafts)

ARlIgHTMIt I?, M.
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AROBELIDZE, A. K., Cand of Tech Sci (dies) "Certain
peculiarities of
deposits and the technology of porous chrome plating."
Tbilisi, 1957,
16 pp, (Georgian Folytechnical Institube im S. M. Kirov), 100
copies
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137-58-3-5649
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr
3, p 166 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Arobelidze, A. K.
TITLE-.-. Some Peculiarities of Electrolytic Precipitates and
of Porous
Chrome-plating Technology (Nekotoryye osobennosti osadkov i
tekhnologii po.ristogo khromirovaniya)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Gruz. politekhn. in-t, 1957, Nr 3(51), pp 11-20
ABSTRACT: A method of double chrome-plating is examined. The
first,
basic coating (approximately 100A) is obtained at a
temperature of
70-750C and a current density Dk Of 80-150 u/dm2 from an
electrolyte having a composition of 250 g/liter of Cr03 and 2.
5
g/liter of H?S04' This ensures a relatively rapid growth of a
hard Cr layer devoid of a network of fissures. The second
layer,
20
,*thick, is applied in the2same electrolyte at a temperature of
500 and a Dk of 40-50 a/drn . A fine network of fissures is
obtained in the process. Finally, the anodic treatment of the
Cr
coating is performed in an identical electrolyte, the
intensity of
etching, for a coating 0. 1 mm thick, varying between 300 a/min
and 600 a/min. A method was developed, as a result of a series
Card 1/2 of experiments along these lines, which made it
possible to

137-58-3-5649
Some Peculiarities of Electrolytic Precipitates (cont. )
obtain Cr coatings with a fine network of fissures
penetrating the entire depth of
the coating. In the course of anodic treatment of the
coating, the products of
corrosion of the upper, porous layer penetrated into the
lower layer through
the channels provided by the fissures. Being greater than
the tensile strength
of the Cr coating,'the internal stresses produced in the
process brought about
a cracking of the coating and rendered it porous
throughout its entire depth.
The two-layer method proposed for porous chrome plating
ensures the produc-
tion of Cr coatings which are characterized by wear
resistance and porosity.
See also RZhMet, 1958, Nr 1, 1479 D.
A. L.
Card 212

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