SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BALYASNIKOV, G.I. - BALYBERDIN, N. S.

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BALYASNIKOV, G.I.
Mechanl2ing the operations in automatic lot production. Avt.i
trakt.prom. no.7.,41 JT1 '57. (MIRA 10:11)
1. Stalingradakiv trAktornyy zavod.
(Tractor industry)

1. - PL-ILYASIN111KOV, 117.14.
2. USSR (600)
4. Fusarium
7. Fusarium control, Les i steP' 5 no. 3, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRIL
-1953, Uncl.

- , , - I , - - - - , - , , ,
GASTIV, A.P., kandidat tekhnicheekikh naukI BOGATOV, A.V.,
reteenzent;
reteenzent; AMMNOLISKIY, S.S., re"ktor;
'NEUVEW;-'M.'TW,m,,~%ekhnichookiy redaktor
[Reahanical spinning of wool) Apparatnos priadenie shersti.
Moskva,
Go*. nauchno-takhn. Izd-vo, Hinisterstva promVehlonnykh
tovarov
shirokogo potrablonlia SSSR, 1954* 385 pe (K= 8:3)
(Woolen and worsted spinning)

B&LUSNMOV, P.S. g Who
Increasing the speed of combining machines in the
woolen
industry of the Chinese People's Republice
Toketeprome
20 no.2:88-91 7 1609 (MIRA l3s6)-
(China-4ombining machines)

ORSEV, Vladimir Yegorovich; RALYASHTKUP. P S retsenzent;
KONONENKO,
T.V.,, re~oenzent; SE-VOST-YANOV, A.G.',-re2;-e-nz-eIM;
VERBITSKAYA,
Ye.M., red.; TRISHINA, L.A., tekhn. red.
[Efficient methods of processing wool and synthetic fibers]
RatsionalInye metody pererabotki shersti i khimichookikh V6-
lokon. Moskva, Rostekhizdat, 1962. 357 p. (MIRA 16JA)
(Wool and worsted manufacture)
(Textile fibers, Synthetic)

BALYASNIKOV;-V.I.; LISOVSKAYAj N. D6
Materials an the combined treatment vith antibiotics of
pyodermatiteo.
Zkop. i klim inal. p9 antibiot, 2164-68 1606' (MIRA 150)
(SKIN-DISEASES) (ANTIBIOTICS)

BALYASNIKOV, V.I.; LUMTOVIGH, V.A.; FROLUVA, N.A.
Treatment of pyodermas vith antibiotics from the tetracycline
series
in combination with vitamins. Antibiotiki 6 no,12:11047 t77 D
161.
,~j ~',k 15: 2)
1. Leningrads1dy nauchno-ipsledovatellakiy institut ant3-bi-~Ukov
(SKIN DISEASES) (TETRACYCLINE) (VITA141h TH~Wb
,a

OGANESIANs, F.G.; BALYASNIKOV, V.I.
Clinical evaluation of the detemination of antibiotic sensitivity
of microorgani=s in pyodermao Vestsdomoi Voris no.8tl7-20 161.
(MIRA 150)
1. Iz laningradek;go instituta antibiotikov (dir. - dotsent A.Va.
1,oginov).
(SKIN-DISFMES) (ANTIBIOTICS)

BALYASNIKOVI
Diseeminated arjrthrasma. Vest. dorm. i ven. no.3:60-61 162,
(MIFA 15:6)
1. Is koshnoy X11niki leningradskogo izuchno-issladovatellskogo
instituta antibiotikov (dir. A. V. Loginov) Ministerstva zdravo-
okhmneniya RSFSR..
(DMAT%ffGOSIS)

RALYASNIKOV.. V.I., mladehiy nauclmyy sotrudnik
".. -11 .11". "o---d., , - .. -:'~
Characteristics of pathogenic atapbylococoal strains
isolated
from patients in a dermatological alinic. Vest, dem,
i vene
37 no.80-6 A91'63 (KM 170
1. Laningradakiy nauolmo-isoledovatellskiy inatitut
antibiotikov
(dir. - doteent A.V. toginov).

.BALTASNIKOV, Turly Mikha-vlovich; KHARITONOV, T.V.,
redaktor; TIIPISHXINA,
.- ".. ", I a a 1 "0 Or*., TS, V.P.,
takhnicheekly'redaktor.
[Damido*y bark-stripping mchinel Okorochm7 stawk
Demidova.
Moskva, Goolebumiudat, 1955. 18 P. (MLRA 8:12)
(Bark peeling)

10GANSFIT, il.'I?,,~ 11IFNIMAY-41 SPIKINVA. G.N.- Pr.'nlmali
unhas"Iyet
..........
of Ihe prorllaal"B of the oxidatien ^.f cyclohexanb,
pr.,ra, 42' no*9t660-661 "; 165. (MIRA 18i9)

T BALYAShlY., M. M. -- "(hi Weal Disturbances of
Arterial Pressure."
Xharlkov State lied Instituta, Xharlkov, 1956.
(Dissert!ition for the
Degree of Candidate of Medical Sciences)
SO: -Knizhnaya Let2pis' No 43, October 1956, Moscow

i4i,LYASIN-Ij -,i."
ri.
on rel-ional ccrebral hypei-tonia, )f Lie vesrels in the hypertinic
illness.
Soviet Medicine, No., 3, pp 16, 1953.

BATALIN9 G.I.; ULYASNYYv A.L.
Effect of carbon content on hydrogen diffusion in carijaz Steele,
Izv.vys. ucheb. sav.; chern. met. no.3:120-125"61o (MMA .14:3)
-I* Kiyevskly gosudaretvennyy univbksit~et.
(Steel-Hydrogen content)

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A161/Ao2g
AUTHOR: Balyasnyy.P',' I. M.
TITLE; Theory for Calculating the Expansion Forging Process
PERIODICAL: Kuzneohno.:shtampovoohnoye proizvodstvoi 1966; No. 4,'
pp.-*19-23
TEXT: No method has yet been developed for calculating the process of
expansion forging on a mandrel which is the basic operation in
production of
forged annular parts (rims, belts, flanges). Now, NIPIGORMASh,
Department of
Pressure Metalworking of Ural'skiy politekhnioheskiy institut im.
Kirova (Ural
Polytechnic Institute im. Kirov) and UZTM are working jointly on the
probl-em
and developing an automatic forging process with blank displacement
by a mandrel
rotated by an edger or manipulator. Theoretical formulae are
developed, but as'
they are not applicable to the present practice, a simplified formula
is suggest-
ed (Formula 9). The article explains the simplified calculation
method assuming
that drawing of metal in deformation has no effect on the position of
the gravi-
ty center of the blank. The optimum grip angle v~ (at whioh the
mandrefdoes not
slip) Is determined by the formula:
m sin (v( - rmax) < r sin (9)
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Theory for Calculating the Expansion Forging Process A161/Ao2g
where m is the center distance, between the mandrel and the blank
center; r -
mandrel radius and Irmax - the.angle (shown in Fig. 3) determined
by the Appli-
cation point of the pressure forces.
The article includes a calculation table
a (page 22) with empirical and theoretical
values for the present time simplified pro
tr IT cess calculation. There are 5 figures.

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;SOURCEs RCh, Tekhnologiya mashinostroyvniyap Abe* 5V44
4UTHORs Balyasny*y' 1,90
~:TITM Study 3_y-9'1*6Pftft of group technology of rolling ~Mrs-ingk%
~CITBD.SOURCEt Tr. G"no-konstrukto in-t%.gorn. i obogatite mashi
ostres
~;sb. 2, 1960 (1961)0 23-54
:TOPIC TAM group toohnology, rolling forging, bill6t-interaotion,
mandrel
iupsotting. broaching, large band produotion
MANSLATIONt Regularities of enlargement in width during rolling were
lnyeetigated~.-
Me basis of the methods of investigation is given* Experimental
studies of
enlargement in width are described. The principal scheme of
interaction between
the billet and the mandrel at oequential feeding has been studied for
establishing
the procedure of reduation. The affect of draw out of forged piece
and the mapi-
tude of food has been investigated9 Limiting conditions and
numerioal. formulas
have been established for checking up billet grip oonditions. For
establishing
group technology of rolling forginga bases of technology
standardization, typical
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reduction procedure, typical methods for calculation of Increase In
width# group
values of minimum required passes of forged agregate at the typical
rolling pro-
cedure were suggestede Suggestions are offered for the Improvement of
rolling on
,the basis of group technology. In industrial teats barlde have beep
forged on a
10#000 t forging press and on a 5 t hammers Upsettin Pbroaohingt%nd
rolling have
beon made following the now technology in one process* Slin--ce--We-
year 1960 at the
Uralmash the group method was accepted as standard for production of
large bands.
Average annual savings in the pressing division amounts to 500#000
rubdae
-Thirteen figures, 3 tables* 1. Gendli.nas
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BOCK MaWrIATION
S/
Ganago.. 0. A. (Candidate of Technical Sciences); Shelakhovs Vo
As (Engineer);
Balyasr*,*y* L Me (Engineer)
Improvements in forging; generalization of the experience of Ural
plants (Sover"
shenetvoyaniyo kutnechno-shtamporochnogo proizvodotval
obobahohenlya opy*ta
Urallskikh zavodov) Moscows U"hgizs 1963, 216 p. inuas, biblio,
3000 copies
.printed* Covers, B. L Tyufyakova; Editor or the publishing
houser 3. Le
Kolosoya;. Technical editors No At Duginal Proofreaders No Ke
Arsenlyeva.
TOPID TAGS: forging,, hot pressing,, cold pressing,, die
forging,, drop forgings
heat treatment, stainless steel, carbon steel, alloy steel
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: This book is intended for engineerss
technicians, and
scientific personnel connooted with forging production. It has
been compiled
from material having the general theme of improvement in forging
In plants in the
Svordlovsk and Chelyabinsk oblasts. Improvement in the
organization of production
and planning In forge @hopes Improvement-in the tachnolo&r of hot
and cold pressing
mid die forging and in heating methods., and the mechanization
and automation of
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forging and pressing operations are analyzed,
TABIS CF C01ASMs
Foreword - - 3
Ch, I. Organization of production in forge shops - T.,
Paths of development of forging production in the Sradne-Ural
economic region
(Os A. Ganago, V. A. Shelekhov,, P. P, Vehivkov, A* M* Sych6vo L 6,
Kate)
Group method of producing wrought and press forgings (Zo Po
Neyshtadto P, L
Nekhayevao S. 1. Koltun) 12
Improvement in planning and revord-keeping In forge shops!(Oo Pe
Bogomolorp No Fe
Oykher) - - 26
Literature - - 30
Ch. II. Heating the-metal - - 31
Relation between the. heating power and the productivity of
heat-treatment furnaces
(B. F. Zobnin, V. P. Markin) - -- 31
Improvement in the processes of heating metal in the forging shop of
the Chelya.
binskiy Traktorkv*y Zavod (9. D. Shuster)
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Literature 67
Ch. 11L Die forging - - 69
Selection of appropriate technological processes for forging steel
ingots (Is rsto
Tarnovskly,, V. No Trubin, So 09 Pachkov) 69
Optimum degrees of deformation in the manufacture of forgings of
the shaft type
from ingots of carbon and alloy steel weighing up to 5 tons (Vo No
Trabin,,
L Ya, Chernikhova., At Ve Khrustaleva) . . 85
Experience in Improving the technology of die forgingwith hammers
and presses
(A. Me Kazarinov) - - 96
Engineering method of calculating the technology of rollIng
forgings of the typej
of tires and wheels (1, Ya, TarnOV3kiy,, 1. Me Balyasny*y) 104
'Literature - - IV
Ch, IV, Hot volumetric stamping 129
Some trends in Improving methods of volumetric sta#ing (Oo A,
Ganago, le The
Tarnovskiy,, V. 1, Stapananko) - - 129
Uethod of grooving forging rolls during forge rolling of billets in
drop forging
and pressing (1o Tao Tarnovskly., V, K, SmIrnov, So L, Notears Be
To, Mmwkinj,
No 1e Litvlnar) -P - 141
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Measuring forces when heading pipe on a;hot-forglng machine
of-1250-ton force
(V, N, Trubin, Re A* Vaysburd# So D,jSh&ly&gin) 172
Literature 177
Ch. V. Cold pressing 179
Experience ift,pressing bottoms of stainless stools and bimetal (V.
Me- Potalov)
40179 i,
Block-packet presses - progressive technology of equipping (A,A.
Kozloy)4= W in
Literature - - 189
Ch. VI. UechanIzation and automation in forging production - - 190
Low-level mechanization in a forging shop (9, L. Borinskly) ~ .0 190
Mechanization of loadihg and unloading an overh,3ad conveyor at the
section for
pressing the links of tractor treads (V, Ve Bassein, Ve Me GaybVs Ve
Fe Keras
. - -.199
Mechanization of'tiansport in the forge shop of the Chebarkallskiy
Metallurgiches.-I
kiy ** Zavod (Yu. A. Zhuravlev) 203
Literature 2~4
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_BA~LTASNIrIY*_LM,-,
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.Investigatimg the increase in width in the rotary rolling
-of forgings. Kuz.-Shtam. proizv. 3 no. W-15 f 161.
(Roning (Metalowrk)) (Steel forgings) (Min 14:1)
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AUTHOR: a!esnyy, -1. M.
ORG: none
TITLE: Study of the deformation of blanks during rqUWW,9n a
mandrel
SOURCE: Kuznechno-shtampovochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 12, 1965,
6-11
TOPIC TAGS: metal rolling, metal deformation, deformation
rate, feeding technique
ABSTRACT: In the process of rolling on a mandrel the blank,
while advancing on the mandrel,
undergoes multiple reductions in area to a definite extent
during its every revolution. The
first of these reductions, happening with the next revolution
of the blank, always occurs in
the presence of symmetry of the area of reduction with respect
to a vertical axis drawn through
the center of the mandrel (Fig. 1). The length of the areas of
reduction is characterized by
the chords tout and Im or the angle 2 a, corresponding to the
arc of contact between the blank
and the mandrel. As the ratio of the inside diameter Din of
the blank to the diameter d of the
mandrel increases to Din/d " 1. 5, the length of the area of
deformation. on the side in contact
with the mandrel becomes smaller than on the side in contact
with the hainmer block. In this
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connection, the authors investigated the distribution of
deformations for varying rates of feed,
fixqd and variable Ah (reduction in area per revolution of blank)
and for different d (diameter
of mandrel) on using ring-shaped blanks of lead which made it
possible to simulate the process
of the hot forging of steel, as, well as on performing comparative
experiments with ring-shaped
blanks of steel and aluminum alloys in cold state when the
deformation was accompanied by
the work hardening of the metal. Findings: the feed rate markedly
affects the pattern of dis-
tribution of deformations: as the feed rate is gradually reduced,
the part of metal on the

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mandrel side undergoes more intensive deformation than on the
hammer-block side. For
fixed A h and d, the deformation of the metal in depth and width is
irregular. Rolling on
mandrels with d = 70 and 20 mm produces qualitatively similar
patterns of deformation but
in the case of d = 20 mm the deformation on the mandrel side -is
somewhat more intense. If
A h is increased with every succeeding revolution, given the same
overall deformation,
the nonuniformity of deformation is reduced. For low Din/d raUosg I.
e. for a large mandrel
diameter, the lengthwise deformation is more uniform in the zone
adjoining the mandrel side,
whereas for high DIn/d ratios the deformation Is more uniform in the
zone adjoining the flat
hi,mmer -block. Orig. art. has: 8 figures, 5 formulas.
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BLYASKrY, M.M*
Latent paralyote of vision (so-eaned pyramida4 9" aMtom)a
Zhure nevre I.PBMo 61 no.1281793-1795 161:~/'
OCM 1517)
1. Xlinika nerwWkh bolemney (zav. - prof. G.D. Loohahenko)
Kharlkovako 0 meditainskogo inatitut& (dir. - dotsent B.A,
Zadorozhnyy5 i KharlkovBlmya oblastnaya k3inicheekELya
bollnitea (gla7
rEeh V.A. Pizhankova).
PARALYSIS)
IDAL TRACT-DISFASES)

LESHCHENKOP A.G.; BALYASNYYj M.M.
Syndrome of induced dynamic paresis In organic lesions of the
diencephalone Zbur,nevr, i paikh, 66 no,1:45-51 166o
(MIRA 19:1)
1. Odesskly nauchno-issledovatellakly paikhonevrologicheskoy
institut (direktor A.G.Ushchenko) I kafedra nervnykh bolezney
(zaveduyushchiy - prof. G.D.Leshchenko) Kharikovskogo medi,
tainskogo institutao Submitted May 151 1965.

ULYASNXI NO NkZAROVP IOM.
Statistics of the performance of differential computers, Priboi
tekh.eksp. 6 no.5t7lo.77 S-0 161. (MMA 14-010)
.1 1. Institut prikladnoy geofizIJd AN SSSR.
(Electronic analog computers)

S/08 61/010/006/007/011
B136YJ3201
AUTHORSs B~~l asnyyj N. D., Boltnevat L. I.j Dmitriyevt A. V.9
Ionov;-771.-,and Nazarov, I. M.
TITLEt Determination of the content of radium, thorium, and
potassium in rooks from an aircraft
PERIODIC4t Atomnaya energiya, v. 10, no. 6, 1961, 626-629
TEXTs A three-channel analyzer allowing measurements to be made in
three
energy ranges with automatic subtraction of the background has been
used
for effecting spectroscopic gamma measurements. The integral
sensitivity
was 350 Pulses/seo per microroentgen/hour. The channels worked (1) in
integral operation with a out-off of 0-5 Mev to eliminate the effect of
the soft scattered gamma radiation'; (2) in the 1.6-1.9 Mev energy
range;
(3) in the 1.9-2.7 Mev energy range. The contents of the individual
elements were determi by equations
th) - n 11 Ra + n12 Th + n 13K
nj(h) = n 12 Ra + n22 Th
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Determination of the content of ... B136/B201-
n,j(h) = n 31 Ra + n32 Th
Here, Th and K denote the peroentual thorium and potassium contents,
Ra
the peroentual radium content of equilibrated. uranium, n 1t2,3 the
count3.ng
rates, f(h) the reference ooeffioient to the earth's surfaoel r11, -
8*10 51
*12 , 3.6-10 4n 13 -1.6-102~ n21 " 4.8-10 4, n22 ' 2.6-104, n31 -
2-7-104 V/
*32 - 4.6-1o 4 (h) is independent of the content of elements, and for
altitudes of 10, 25, and 50 m equal to 1.08, 1.24, and 1-55. The
oooffi-
cients nij were determined by a direct method which, however, proved
not
to be very accur 'ate. Since the spectra of the standard specimens
and of
the semi-space differ, the standard speotra were taken without and
with a
25-0m water screening. The root-mean-square error in the determination
of the elements was calculated. after the fourth control flight and
was
found to amount to 25 %. The flightscovered an area of 5-5'10 km
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Determination of the co intent of o.o B136YZ201
at intervale of 100 m at an altitude of 25 M, k olear
relationship was
found between the radium and thorium, contents and the
eological at
ture. The highest radium and thorium contents (7olO-4;, and
11.10-go,-re-
spectively) calculated according to aerial survey
results-are found in
such regions where effusive rocks of a medium composition
appear in- a-
nite outcrops on the a face; the lo eat# on the oth,er hand
(1.5 10 1;
.0-10- for hor u I are found where effusive r*ck of
for radium and 4 N t 1 0 8
a basic composition appear. The radium content determined
from the air-
craft is# on the averaget by 28%, and the thorium content by
21%t less V/
than the contents determined by radioohemical analysis. The
introduction--
of a correction facior K-1.1 in n3 improves results
considerably. As,
howeverp the'number of analyses performed is small, their
accuracy is
insufficient.~ The conclusion is drawn that errors caused by
tolerances in
ptematurely introduced coefficients can be eliminated by
this correction.
The potassium content in effuaive-sedimentary rocks
fluotuated between 1
and 2% and attained Z,5% in granite, which agrees with data
available in
the literature. V. N. Vasilenko, Z.V. Kuznetsova and 1. V.
Yagodovskiy
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B136/3201
are thanked for having supplied.geological. material. There
are 2 figuree,
1 tablep and 3 SOViet-bloo references.
SUBMITTEDt JulY 14, 1960
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BALYASNYY, N.Dq_XOGAN, R.M.; NIKIFOROV, H.V.; RENNE,
O.S.; TRUMAN, Sh.D.
Radioisotopic analysis qt rocks and soils from the
enargy spectrum
of gamma rays In the troposphere. Dokl. PJ4 SIWSR 140
no.4:807-810
0 061. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Institut prikladnoy geoft.z1ki AN SSSR.
Predstavleno skademikom
Ye.K.Tedorovym.
(Radioisotopes--Analysis) (Camma-ray spectrometry)

AL~Aeraiya- nn-ak qSSR 11r.0 'fakly filial. Institut geo-
fiziki, Trudy. no. 2, 19()2. Geofizichesiciy
no, 3. 57-62
TZXT: A determination i-s reported of the ratio of the
amounts of thorium and uranium in nabwal rocks. The
apparatus c-t-
-.7)loved incor?orated a cylindrical plastic scintillator
with a ~31, -24
r'r at T)i., -,-)Iast4c phon-)hor c,n
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Spectrometri- studies ... L 218/rD308
phor. The resolution of the C8137 p1lotopenIt lag f oi)~
to be 22c,'..
The scintillation ?uIscs were exani-ciorl n fl*-,-,! ~r-

BALYASNYY, N.P-.L KOGAN, R.M.; REME, O.S.; FRIDMAN, Sh.D.
Experience in determining RaG', Thd' and K40 in homogenous
granitoids from the energy, composition of T-rays. Izv. AN
SSSP.. Ser.geofiz. no.5:664-676 Yor 162. (MIRA 15-8)
1. Institut prikladney geofiaiki AN SSSR.
(Radioisotopes) (Gamma rays)

BALTAsNyr, N.D.'; VASILEVXO~ V.M.; KOGLNj R.M.; FRIDMiNp
Sh.D.
Using the spectrum of gamma rays for detecting the
dispersion
halos of radium. Izv.IN SSSR.Ser.geofis. no.4:596-" Ap
163.
(WRL 16s4)
(Radium) (Gooohemistry)
(Gamma rays.-Induotrial applicationo)

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62
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Avtomatika, telemekhanika i vychislitel'naya
tekhnika.
Svodnyy tom, Abe. ZA523
AUTHOR: 2t_Ejiev, A. V.) Ionov, V. A.
Dp?L
TITLE: Device for automatic subtraction of background (noise)
CITED SOURCE: Sb. Geofiz. priborostr. Vyp. 18, L. , Nedra,
1964, 17-25
TOPIC TAGS: background subtraction, automatic background
subtraction, air
gamma survey
TRANSLATION: In automating the processing of air -_garnma
-survey materials
(intensity -flight -altitude calculations, channel rate -of
-counting division, etc.),
special device must be used for presubtracting the background
components during
the flight. A device is described which automatically
subtracts the background
rate -of-counting in the pulse form. The advantage of this
method of isolating the
desirable signal lies in the fact that the background is
subtracted right at the
radiometer input; hence, the automatic -stabilization circuit
in the air-survey
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system is simplified, the background compensation with
sensitivity- s c ale
switching becomes unnecessary, and the possibility of count
recording in the pullse
form with an accuracy of one pulse is retained. The equipment
includes a two-
position subtracting unit, an electronic delay circuit, a
logical unit, and a memory
unit. The subtracting -unit error is investigated for the
particular case when the
pulse sequence is set by a separate background f requency-
stabilized generator,
and the input pulses are statistically distributed according
to the Poisson law. Lf
the subtracting unit switch has more than two positions,
missing of a pulse of the
background generator will depend not only on the number of
the arrived input
pulses but also on the switch position at the start of the
period; therefore, in this
case, the operation would be described by a Markov-type
-circuit probabilistic
process. A table and a recurrent formula set up for various
sequences of the
input pulses are analyzed. A principal circuit realizing the
simplest switch is
described. Bibl. 3, figs. 3.
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LIDONIGHP A.G.; FVO,YASNYY, R.Ye
Efficient uss of engineering spaces under floors in series
1-464P houseae Sbor. naudh. trud. KGRI 18s95-97 162.
(KRA 17-5)

Cand Hed Sci
BALYASOV, K. D.
Dissertation; "Morphology of the Venous Sinuses in a Cranium
Fard Cover of Brain*"
21/3/50
Central Inst for Advancement of *sicians
80 Vecheryaya Moskva
Surn 71

U'GV F.
BALYAL 0
Afforestation
Setting out gully and ravine plantings by the spot method. Les khoz.
5 no. 6,
June 1952.
Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Au0st, 1952,
UNCLASSIFIED.

Atit'nor; Falinsov, Fs D.
Title- nva Assembly, Sepair and Adjustmont of Combining licchlivC.
(,,b-,tavh,
remo%t i nalavika 1:9droobasallity1ch i.,ashinT 112 P.
City% 1.10semr
Publichers
*&hta&%Wj State Scientific and Tachnict.1 Publication of the
-ftht, 7t;-
tile. and P04iLIM Ind,,istry.
Date: 10
Availables Library of Congress
Source: Monthly UA ot Russian &-cossionc, Vol. 3, No. 12, P. 036

SHKVARTSEV,A.A., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; BORODIN,V.A.,
kandidat
ekonomicheskikh nauk; BALUSOV,P.D.. inzhouer
"The orgnnization of cotton manufacture." L.Zamakhovskii.
T.Poliak,
X.Fridenberg. Reviewed by A.A.Shkvartsev, V.A.Borodin,
P.D.Baliasov.
Teket.prom.8 no.2.-46-47 7148. (MLRA 8:11)
(cotton manufacture) (Zamakhovskii,L.) (Polink,T.) (Fridenbarg,K.)

`,n~-n~ar rairl Tech -'>'ci-
Dissert-ition: "Conoolidation of Cotton ir
the 1rocago rf Stretching or Spinning Francos."
15/6/50
kbscow Testile Inst
IV Vecheryaya Moskva
Sum 71

BAIZASOVs P. D.
"Use of Packers for Hackle on Roving and Spinning Machines)" Moscows
1951

1. BALYAGOV, P. D.
2, USSR (600)
4. Textile Industry-History
7. For a Scientific elucidation of the historical development of
Russian textile
technology. Tekst.prom. 12 no, 11, 1952,
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, FebruarX
1953. Unclassified.

BALYASOV. P.D.; IOFFR, I.G.
-00-2
----~Gotton manufacture during the years of the Soviet regime]
Khlopoliatobumazhnaia promyehlennost' za gody sovetakoi vlasti.
Moakvn, Biuro takhn.informataii logkol promyehl., 1937. 87 p.
(MIRA 12:12)
(cotton manufaoture)

1UTHORs Balyasovl~ P,D., Doteent, Deputy Director of the Mosoov
Textile
TITLEo Student* Acquire Working Hobits t3tudenty priobrotayut
raboohiye navyki)
PPRIODIOALi
APSTRACTt
ASSOCIATION:
AVAILABLEo
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Vestnik vyeshey shkoly, Fab 1957. # 2, p 29-32 (USSR)
The article b 'agins with the statement that the majority of
students entering the Moscow Textile Institute (Moskovskiy
tekstilInyy institut) are Isoking praotioal.training and that
this, explains the airficulty experienced by many students in
becoming conversant with general engineering disciplines.
This also makes the assimilation of hny special subjeot more
diffioult. After considering the problem in detail it was
decided that the students must acquire the necessary skill
in operating textile machines during their first year of study,
i,es before they begin to learn special subjects. The article
then proceeds to explain how -this was done and on which ma-'
ohinse the students worked~ In conclusion the author dwells
on the good results obtained.
Moscow Textile Institute (Mookovskiy tekstiltnyy institut)
Library of Congress

f- , ;' ~r , , , "'
PSTROV, I.A., prof.-, BALYASOY,-P.D., dote.; SYROS, B.Tee-, dots.
"Forging of specialista," Takst. prom, 17 no.8;16-19 Ag 157.
(Textile industry-Study and'teaching) Mu 1089)

RALYASOV, P.D.
o nt teaching of specialized courses and courses in the principles of
spinning. 11T.Tys. uoheb.sav.; tekh.tek-st.prow. no.2:193-194 158.
OUU 11-5)
(Textile industry--Study ond teaching)

Combining the teaching of Moscow Textile Institute students with,
practIq*l work In Iabsratories. Isvq'vysa uchebe say.; takho
tokkt'
.prom. n6.5:3.48-150 158. (Him MM
1.2amestitelldirektora pe uchabnor rabote Hoskovskoge,
taketillnego
institute,
(Moscow-Textile schools)

SOV-3-58-9-4/36
AUTHOR:
_BA131asov P.D6, Dotoent, Deputy-Director of
the Moscow Tex-

tile Inatitufe-
TITLE:
Practical T;aining.Within the
Precincts of the Institute to

Be Expanded (Rasshiryat,
proizvodstvennoye obucheniye v ste-

nakh inatituta)
PERIODICAL:
Vestnik
vysshey shkoly, 1958, Wr 9, PP 15-19 (USSR)
ABSTRACTi
The main object
of the KPSS 20th Congress resolution was to

emphasize the necessity of
an approximation of the higher

school to life, practical activityg
production, and to raise

the students' ideological level of education
and theoretical

training. The Moskovskiy tekstillnyy inatitut (Moscow
Tex-

tile Institute), participating in discussions on this subject,

states that its students of the first courses are acquiring

the
working skill needed to operate text'ile machines. The

Inatitute,beginning in the 1957/5B school year, is carrying

out this
practical training 3 hours a week during the first

5 semesters. Yet
this is not satisfactory as students in the

practical training
workshops (UPM) still feel uneasy and are

afraid of interfering with
ths workmen. Moreover, they are
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not responsible for the
operation and adjusting of machines.

BOV-3-58-9-4/36
Practical Training Within the Precincts of the Institute to Be
Expanded
Thus it is not productive labor but only training. It is
necessary to change this practical work so that practical
training and produotive labor are better coordinated. The
practical training workshops at textile and other technolog-
ical vuzes (which have industrial type workshops) should be
operated entirely by student's, with the qualified workmen
and master-craftemen working as instructors. The next etep,
in this direction would be the organization. of a unique
vtdz.,factory where the students in the majority of special-
ities combine training with productive labor. A similar
suggestion has been submitted by a group of scientifia workers
of the Kostromskoy tekstilInyy institut (Kostroma Textile
Institute). A serious discussion of the question of organiz-
ing a "test" vtuz-factoryc would help to find the best way
of combining training with productive labor.
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Practical Training Within the Precincts of the Institute to Be
Expanded
I itut (Moscow Textile Institute)
. ASSOCIATIONs Vookovskiy tekstillnyy inst
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BALTASOV, P.D. - ------
Now curriculum for the preparation of engineers for the textile
industry. Izv. vys. ucheb, tav,; tokh, taket. prom. no-3tl6l.-16Z
159. (MIRA 12tll):
1,Mookovskiy takstil'My institut.
(Textile industry--Study and teaching)

BALYASOV, P.D.; RMS9 B.Yeb
Fortieth anniversary of the Moscov Textile Institute. Izvevys.
uchob.z",; tekh,teket.prom. no.6:139-144i 159*
(HIRL 13:4)
1. Hookovskiy toketil'u" institut.
(Moscow--Textile schools)

BALTASOVO- PsD doteent
Reorganization of teaching methods in textile Institutea of
higher learning. Taket. prom. 19 no,9:10-14 S '-59.
(MM 12,-12)
1.Zamestitell direktora Moskovskogo teketillnogo instituta
(NTI) po uchabnoy rabots.
(Textile induBtry--Study and teaching)

---SALTASOV, F.D., dots.
Strengthening, the links between textile schools of higher
education and production. Tekstoproms 19 no.12:20-24
D Ica# (MM 1313)
1. Eamestitall direktora Moskovskogo tekstillnogo instituta
po uchabnoy rabote.
(Textile industry--Study and teaching)

TERYUSHNOV, A.V.; BALYASOVO P.D.
Topics of diploma projects on cotton spinning to be used by the
students of.textile institutes. Izv.vys.ucheb~zav.; tekh.tekst.-
prom. no.4:137-140 161. (MIRA 140)
1. Moskovskiy tekstillnyy institut.
(Textile industry--Study and teaching)

BAIXASOV Pavel AnItrinv_31ch; KONYUKOV, Pavel Mikhaylovich; SMELOVA,
Alekseyevna; HFROSp Boris Yefinovich; ZOTIKOV,, V.Ye.,
prof.p retoemntj BARABANOV, L.G.D reteenzentl KOFELEVICH,
Ye.lop red.; VINOGRADOVA, G,A., tekhn. red,
(Laboratory ==al on cotton spinninglLaboratornyi praktikum
po priadeniiu khlopka. lzd,2,,, perer, i dop, Moskva, Izd--vo
nauchno-tekhn.lit--ry RSFSR "Rostekhizdatp" 1962. 491 P
(Cotton Bpimimg) (Cotton machinery) (MIRA &9)

BALYASOVF P.D.; VIDNIKOV, V.I., prof.; VANCHIKOV, A.N.;
VLADIMIRDV,
K-"r
A.K.; KONYUKOV, P.M.; RAKOV, A.P., prof.;
SMELOVA, N.A.; EFROS, B.Te.; ZOTIKOV, V.1e., retdenzent;
li
BET ITSINI N.M., retaenzent; KOSTIM, B.V., retsen2ent;
TERTUSHNOV9 A.V., prof., red.; SOKOLOVA, V.Ye., red.;
BATYREVA, G.G., tekhn. red.
[Cotton spinning] Priadenis khlopka. (By) P.D.Ballasov i
dr. Moskva, Rostekhizdat. Pt.1, 1962. 433 P.
(MIRA 16t9)
(Cotton spinning)

BLLYA.qOV,, P2D.,., dotment; VLASOVP P,V... - dotnent
First graduates from the Textile Faplty of the Moscow
People's University of Technological Progress and
Economic
Sciences* Tekst.prom, 22 no,4100-12 0 162. (KIRA
151l1)
1, Prorektor po uahebnoy rabote Moskovskogo
taketillnogo
institutap dekan takstillmogo, fakulltets,
Moskovokogo
obahchagorodskogo marodnogo univeraitate,
taWmicheskogo
propma i skonomicbsekLkh anaMy (for Baly"ov),
2, Kafedra tkaahestva Mookovskogo tekstillnogo
inetitutap
smostitell dekana tekstilinogo fakulltata Mookovskogo
tekstillnogo Instituta (for Vlasov).
(Moscow-Textile SiAustry-Study and teaching)

BkLYASOV, P D dotsent
New Itypes of drawing ma.chinos* Tokst.promt 23 no.1:9-14
ja 63. (IURA 16:2)
L Moskovskiy tokBtilinyy institut (MTI).
(Spinning machinery)

BALLYASOV, P2D*,* BUDNIKOV, V.I., prof.j VAN-CRIKOV.- A,,N,;
VLADIMIROVP
BA; KISELEV9 A.K.; XONYUKOV, P.M.1 RAKOV9* A.P.; SMELOVAg
N.A-j EFROSp B.Ye.j ZOTIKOV, V.Ye., retsenzentj EELITSIN, N.M.,
:Ivt;enzentl KOSTIN, B.V., retsenzent; TERYUSHNOV, A.V., prof.,
red.; SOKOLOVA, V.Y%, red.; BATYREVA, G.G., teklui. red.
(Cotton spinning] Priadenle khlopka. (By] P.D.Baliasov i dr.
Pod red. V.I.Budnikovas A.P.Rakova,, A.V.[Teriushnova. Moskva,
Roatekbisdat. Pt.2. 1963. 395 p. (MIRA 16s6)
(Cotton spinning)

BALYASOV, P,D.
Effect of cotton fiber compression in the ma;3s on its
characteriatica
in technological processes. Izv.vy9,uchab,zav.j
tekh,takst,prom, x9j;
7-18 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Moskovskiy ttkatilinyy institut.
(Cotton-Testing)
(Cotton handling)

About those who work and atludy. Tekst. prom. 24 no.821-4
Ag 164. (MIRA 17tlO)
1. Prorektor Moskovskoga tekatlVnogo instituta (for Ralyasov).
2. Dekan vechernego fakullt-3ta Moskovskogo tekstillnogo instituta
(for Efros). 3. Zamestitell dekana po Pavlo-Posadskomu filialu
Moskovskogo tekstillnogo inatituta (for Lunev).

tul,-S-Ejj,tj~~p dotsent; EH~W, B.Ye.., dotsont; ZEIMITShhYA, E.I.
Reviews and bibliography. Tek3t. prom. 25 no.8:85-89 Ag 1 '5-
0 0
(WRA 18:9)
1. Prorektor Moskovskogo teksillnogo instituta (for Balyasov).
2. Dekan vechernego fakuliteta Moskovskogo tokstillnogo, in-
stituta (for Efros). 3. Glavnyy bibliotekart TSentrallnoy
nauchno-tekhnicheskoy bibliotaki (for Zernitskaya).

-Act NR: AP6009263,~
1AUMCR: Balasov.
CODE:
IORG: Moscow Thxtile Institute (Koskovakiy tekstillnyy
institut)
13
TITIES Comprecsion of bulk wool f ers and Its significance in
technological prooes
SOURCE: IVUZ9 Tekhnologiya teks rillnoy promyshlennosti, no-
5, 1965. 17-28
~
ITOPIC TAGS% textile, natural fiber, compressive stress,
elasticity# rupture strength
ABSTRACTs The effects of stress on the physical-mechanical
properties. compressibilit,
elasticity and resilience under compression of bulk wool
fibers were examined and
compared with the author's previously published data on
cotton. Changes in volume and
specific weight of bulk wool fibers under stress and their
restoration upon removing
the stress are about the same as those of cotton. The greatest
changes occur in the
first 10-15 minutes of loading or unloading and nearly cease
after 1.5-2 hours* Under
large loads of 200-3300 kg/c;2 the specific weight of the wool
fiber mass reaches
1250-1280 kg/cm3, ioe. approaching the specific weight of wool
itself. After removing
the load, bulk wool fiber recovers its volume faster and
better than does cotton-its
resilience is 20-40% greater, and its elasticity is also about
40% greaPre Bulk wool
fiber samples under compression require much higher loading
(2000 kg/cm and more) to
rupture than do cotton eamplese Decrease In strength,
elasticity and resilience of
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wool.fibers an stretching Individual fibers after compression occurs
at much lower
stresses than the rupture load* A relationship between compressional
resilience of.
bulk wool fibers and their breaking on spinning was established,
Orig. art* bast
10 figures and 2 tables.
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CODE; UR/0286/65/000/Ola/OOT5/OOT5
YLA
7J
10R: Yudia, YS. A.; Bal ov, Yu. Y.; Kiseleva,_N. M.;
Piskunov, A. V.
68
Treatment of nitrop_enl'6ontaining vanadium. Class 40, No. 17479~
(Arknounced
by t~'- sthte -P-sr-nr~h an(i e-f I-
Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 18, 1965, 5
-AGS: vanadium, nitrogen containing vanadium, vanadium reflning
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate Introduces a method of treating
vanadium which
contains nitrogen. Raw vanadium is first converted to hydride,
which is ground,
nLixe` vith carbon black, and carbidized at about 1700C. [WW]
SUB CODE: MM/ SUBM DATE., 06mar64/ ATD PRESS. j4dr

KIC-':31N0%19 IMLYATINSKAYAv L.14.1 TURIYAN, Ya.l.
Paterizination of the degree of purity of styrenn by the
indireel
potentiomoturic method in an anhydrous medium. Plast. massy
no.2t
52-53 165. (MIRA 180)

BALYATINSKAYA, L.N.;-KRESHKOV,, A.P.; TURIYAN-9 Ya.I.
Potentiometric method for the determination of vinyl monomers.
Zhur. anal. khim. 19 no.8:1025-1028 164.
(MIRA 17:11)
1. Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheakiy institut imeni, Mendeleyeva,
i Yaroslavsl~iy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut monomerov dlya
sinteticheakogo kauchuka.

KRISKOVO A.P.1,BALTATINSKAYA, L.N.
Using the merour~-acetate method for determining the general non-
saturation of butYl rubber. Kaueh. i.reso 24 no.10.55-56 165,
(MIRA 18110)
1. Moskovskly ordena IAnina khimiko-takhnologicheakiy inatitut
imeni D.I.Mandeleyeva.

BAUSHOVA, Ann& Tagorovna;, CUM, Stame. Prano; GAVRIWYICH, IOTubov'
Grigorlyevna; RAYZK r A.Ta., rodaktor;
13DWA, N.V., takhaichookly rodaktor.
(Oar experience In handling long-distance tolephone calls) Nash opyt
obaluzhivaniia abonextev mesbdugoroduoi telefounoi stantsti. Kookwa
Gos.izd--vo lit-ry po voprosara aviazi I radio, 1955. 15 pAMIcrofIQ
(Vilnius--Telephone stations) (m= 9..6)

L 29610-66 EY1P(J)/9ff(m), IJP(c) RM
ACC NR- AT6012818 SOURCE CODE: UR/2910165/005/001/9015/0104
AUTHOR: Rakaus-kas, R. I.; Rakauskas, R.., BalyavigLyus, M. Z.;
Bolotin, A. B.;.
Balevicius* M.; Bolot'nas, A.
ORG: Vilnius State-University im. V. Kapsukas Villnyusekiy
Gosudarstvennyy
universitet)
TITLE: Use of the self-oonsistent field method for aromatic
molecules. 1. The case
:of the asymmetric molecule
SOURCE*. AN LitSSR. Litovskiy fizicheskiy abornik, v. 5, no. 1,
1965, 95-104
TOPIC TAGS: aromatic hydrocarbon, Hamiltonian$ electron, ground state
ABSTRACT: The authors solve self-consistent field equations for the
ground state of
ithe 1,2-benzanthracene molecule for 7t-electrons in the "zero
differential overlap"
:approximation. The eigenfunctions of the effective single-electron
Hamiltonian for'~
:the molecular calculations are given in the form .)f a linear
combination of atomic 1
orbitals. The resultant functions were used for studying the excited
state of the
molecule in the mono- and multiconfigurational approximations. The
numerical
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results are tabulated for the 112-benzanthraceJmolecule. The
theoretical results
am compared with experimental data where possible. All calculations
were done on a
BESM-2M computer. The comparison indicates that the choice of
numerical values for
the empirical parameters is essentially correct. However, the process
of calcu-
lating the single-electron functions and corresponding energy levels
showed that the
numerical values of the energy levels are extremely sensitive to the
selection of
these parameters. In conclusion the authors consider it their
pleasant duty to
thank Professor A. P. Yutsis for examining the manuscript and for his
helpful com-
.ments, and L V. Batarunas for his cooperation in bringing the work
to a rapid con-
clusion. O_rTg. art. h 2 figures, 4 tables, 26 formulas.
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-BALYAYE7,-- A. --- - - - - - -- --- --
IlSwliks of Y,4zahjj~,tarj.ti Can.7 Biol "Oei, Inst of
~,,uojogy, Acad
Sci Kankli SSR' Alma-I't1j, 1953. (WiDiol, NO 1, Sol)
54)
SO: Sma 432, 29 Mar 55

BALYATEV,, B.N.j MLLITSEVA, N.S..j MEKHRDCV,
V.N.; MIN NAM BUK;
R.A. N
Pormation of the isotopes At209 and At201 by
bombarding
biramth and,lead with high-energy protons. Zhur.
eksp.
i teor.'fis. 43 no.4:1129-1131+ 0 162. (MIRA 15:
11)
1. Ob"yedinannyy institut yadernykh issledovaniy.
(Astatine-Iootopoa)
(Bismuth). tIaad)

, I
~ - " , ~ I t
I , ;- 1~,`u il a vi-h - I
The strength of rate--ipla
lzd. 7., ispr. i dop. Dopushcheno v kachestve uchebnikp dlia
vtuzov. Mogkva, Goo.
izd-vo tekhniko-teorst. lit-r7, 1951. 856 p. (52-26265)
TA!-L05,V!8 1951

/-,, fi 4. / Ii ", Y- V rj, / j - - -J-- - - - --- - - -- --- ---
_-__ - - - - -- --- - -- - - - --- -
--- - - DAVILMOVO NON. #--akademik; B=AYWYA. Ta*I*#. Inshenero
Investigating fatigas resistance to reported Impacts, KetalloveG I
obr. met. mo.11:4-10 N 1569 (MM 10-.1)
I. AkademlYa nauk US= ( for Davldsukoy ) . 2.1*:aingradskly
Politakhnicheekly iussitut luent M.I.Kallaina,
(Steel-Patigue)

B'ALYf3EjlDTN# G.
2. USSR (6oo)
4- Te3-ecommunication
7. At the Sergach communication office, Sov. sviaz., No. 10, 1951-
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April,
-1953, Uncl.

2%gh% h; Ifish.; MALIGIN, Andray Dmitriyevich,
JWMIR,
Insb ' ' I , VAj, 5. ., rid.;,BANNIXOT, $.A,, red.;
XMTIOVA,
A.F., takhn.red.-, GUOTICH, R.N., takhn.red.
(Mechanization of heavy operations in stockbraedingl^
Nekhanizatalla
truAoemkikb protsesmov proicyodetya v zhivotnovodetys
Moskva
Gos. itd-vo sallkhoz.lit-ry, 1958. 495 p. 641RIL
11:12'.)
Orarm macbanivation) (Stock and stockbreeding)

BAWBERDIN_4-Grlgoriy Yakovlevich inish j MALIGIN, Andrey
M.4, red.; DMEVA, V.M.., tekhn.
red.
[Mechanization of production processes on livestock fame] Me-
khWzatsiia proizvodetyenrqkh protsessov v zhivotnovodstve.
Mos3=0 Sellkhozizdatp 1962, 470 p. (MIRA 15:5)
(Agricultural machinery) (Stock and stock breeding)

inzhq WgIN, A.D., inzh.; ROZIN, M.A., red.;
TRUKH114A) O.P., tekhn. red.
(mechanization of work in animal husbandry] Mekhanizatsiis
proizvodstvenwjkh protsessov v zhivotnovodstve. lzd.3.,
perer. i dop. Moskva, Sellkhozizdatp 1963. 486 p#
(MIRA 17:3)

V
AUTHORi Balyberdin, 1.?. 132-1-10/15
TITLEs Light-Weight Hadiohydrogeologioal Field Laboratory gplMut
(00.eg chennaya polevaya radiogidrogeologicheskaya laboratoriya)
PERIODICALs Razvedk& i Okhrana Nedr, 1958, # It pp 50 - 52 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs During the past years geological prospecting teams were
outfitted with portable radiohydrogeologioal laboratories
designed by Aydinlyant which consisted of two boxes, measur-
ing 360 x 220 x 250 mm and 540 x 260 x 290 mm. However,
this laboratory h&.d several disadvantagest bulkiness, weightp
eto. P.T. Voloshinp 'operator' of the Par Eastern Geologic
Administrationt has designed a new field laboratoryt which
contains all essential elements for field analysis, It is
equipped with a muffle furnace, measures 230 x 180 x 90 mmt
and weighs less than 2 kg. The author gives a description
of the Toloshin laboratory, which proved its superiority
in tests conducted in 1956. The Council for Rationalizing
and Inventions of the Far Eastern Geological Administration
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Light-Weight Radiohydrogeological Field Laboratory 132-1-10/15
Equipment
and recommended it for use by all geological prospecting teams.
There are two figures.
ASSOCIATION: Far East*=, Geological Administration (Dalinevostoohnoye
Geo-
upravleniye)
AVAILABLEt Library of Congress
Card 2/2

BALYSKRDII~j L.L.0 ijjzh.j FINTSOVp A.M., kand.tokhn.nauk;
SHILOVSKIY, A.A., Inzh.
Exprimental industrial a(smiconduotor reet"fier for supplying
powor to municipal olactric transportation systems. Elektrotekhnika
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