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I BAT I vA.A. * inshe
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Uted fatigue limit of steel. Prou.stroie 38 no.61
54-56 160. (Steel-fttigu) (JCIRA 1317)

Vibration strength of welded beams made of six
different grade
steels. Avtom. evar. 14 uo*1113-16 ja 161. (MM 14:1)
1. Institut Pboyektstalikoustruktsiyal.
(Girders-Testing) (Steel-Welding)

BRAUDE.. Z.I.p insh.; RAT's A.A.9 kand.tekhn.naok
The lessons of an accident. Prom. stroi. 39 no.345~48 161.
(MIU 14$4)
(Steelp Struotural) (Umganda-Meta.Uurgical planto)

8/137/62/000/00 2/4081/237
A052/A101
AUTROM t Sat, A.A., Oladahtsyn, L.I.
TITIZa Plastic aerornations at the cold rolling of sheet steel
PEKODICAL; fleferativnyy zhurmal; Notallurgiya no. 1, 1962,
10, abstract ID66
(Prom str-vo,-no. 7, 1961, 18 - 221
TM3 Shoots of CT 3 (St 3) (killed) and 15 ro (1508) steel of
thick-
ness 6 20 and 30 mm were investigated. Blanks were out out of
these Bheetiwith
oxygen and subjectedr to bending. It was determined that the
low-carbon-and low-
alloy sheet steel Intefided-for constructions working
understatle loads at poai-
tive and negative temperatures and,als6 for constructions
subject to dynamic
loads at positive temperatures could be bent in a cold state
on rolls with the
radius *
*126. At that the residual plastic deformation makse,upjj".
Steel
intended for constructions workini'under dynamic loads at
negative temperatures
must be Bubjeoted to the beat treatment after cold bending to
the radius of under
256.
N. Yudina
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation)
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BAT' $ A.A.
Thl, St.3kp steel for welded structures#
no.9:20-22 S 161.
Standartizataiia 25
(MIRA 14: 9)
(Steel't Structural) '

S/028/62/000/003/004/005
D217/D302
AUTHORS: Timoshuk, L.T. and Bat', A.A
TITLE: Recommendations for the mechanical methods of metal testing
PERIODICAL: Standartizatsiyaq no. 31 1962, 29-31
TFXr: At a conference for the coordination of the study of methods
of
testing the strength of metals and compounds used in metal
structures,
held in Moscow, in 1961, recommendations were made for unification
of
these methods and for treating experimental data* The first
recommenda-
tion was on the shape and dmensions of test spedmens, the second
was on
the unification of conditions of gripping specimens in the tensile
test
machine, and the thirdt on the refinement of methods of
interpreting the
test results*
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BAT), A.A.; TIMSIM , L.T.
Conference on the strength of metal and joints in.metal
con-
atructiono. Zav.lab. 28 no.3;388-390 162. I(MRA 15:4)
1, TSentrallpyj nauchno-Issledovatellskii institut
stro&tellnykh
ftonstruktaiy i Mentrallny-j nauchno-issledovateliskiy
institut
chernoy metallurgii imeni. I.P.Bardina.
(Metals-Testing)

BAT', A.A., kand.tekhn.nauk
Calculating fatigue of aluminum alloys. Prom. stroi, 40
no.3s56-58 '62, (MIRA 15:3)
(Aluminum alloys-Fatigue)

BATI., A.A,; KOCHCTOV~ A.I.
Statistical methods for evaluating the results of
fatigue testing
of structural metals. Zav.lab. Z9 no.7038-84l 163. WR&
16,a)
(Metals.-Fatigue)

Aerosols In the orchards of Daghestan. Zashch.rast.ot
vred.i bol.
4 no.3.*38-39 Hj-Je 159. OURA 13:4)
(Dagbestan-Trult culture) (Aeroeolm)

BAT, J -
Elements of standardization and principles of
definition related to
roller bearings. p. 405
NORHAL:ELACJA Warszawa, Poland Vol. 23, no. 7,
July-1955
Monthly List of East Europ6an Accessions, (EEAI)
LC, Vol. 9, no. 2,
Feb. 1939 1.
Uncl.

BAT, J.
New methods of metalworking for shaping bearing inserts.
P. 486. (Warszawa, PblvA) Vol. 30, no. U, Nov. 1957
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accession (~ ) LC Vol. 7,
No. 5, 1958

(Dedigus of haterog ansoua reactAws vith a =03 vnber of moderator
bl*Wwl Rasobety pteropmiykb reaktorov a nobollablm obiolon
blokov. MovkTay 1955* 8 (MIRA 3.4:7)
(Nuo3sar reactors)

BAT., G. A.
'"Solution of the Generalized Miln Problem," a paper presented
at the Atoms for
feace Conference., Geneva., Switzerland,---1055
"Caluclations for Heterogeneous Reactors with a Small Number
of Blocks." ibid,

BAT19 O.A.1 ZARETSKU, D.F.
[Solution of the generalized Milne probleal Resbenis
obobsbebem,
noi madn hi Nilaae Moskvat 3.955. 15 P* (MnA 24:7)
(Neutrons.-scattering) (integraa equations)

81?-5-92/?2
UTHOR
#TLZ
KORYAKIN Yu.I.t BIT' G.A. I
On Popular SoiAafffro Publications Concerning Nuclear S~_ergy.

(0
nauchno-populyarney literature pe atozn*y on:r ii -Russian)
PERIODICAL
Atemnaia Exergiiat 1957, Vol 2# Nr 5f PP 487
49 fU.S.S.R.)

;
Received 6/1957 Review d 7/1957
ABSTRACT
Numerous popular books and
periedisals on atomic energy have re-

ceatly been published in the
Soviet Union, but there are only

very few books that are at the
same time popular; interesting and

nevertheless serious from a
scientific point of view.

A series of articles published by the
Academy of Scionso of the

USSR deals with various problems of the
use of atomic energy in

a concise mannerg and also the
illustrations are well chosen.

A pamphlet by A.TRIFOWOV "Atomic
Energy for the Use of Man""is of

the character of an eye-witness
account. The reader, together with

the author, undertakes an
interesting excursion through a number

of physical laboratories.

Another publication, by P.T.ASTASHENKOV 9 describes the
constastion

and the operation of nuclear roasters and their
auxiliary devises.

The book by D.I.VOSKOBOYNIk given a serious and
scientifically

correct account of the principles of the operation
of nuclear re-

actors, desoribes the materials and d*vioeo used,
an well as the

structure of nuclear energetic installations. This
book son hard-

.1y be classed among the popular publications
proper, but is rather
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for the use of readers possessing
some physical knowledge.

On Popular Scientific Publications Concerning IL ILKL
Nuclear Energy.
However, the overwhelming majority of popular books and pia-
phlets on nuclear energy in not able to give satisfaction. This
applies also to sush publications as are published by "Znauiye",
"DOSAAF", "Nookovskiy Raboahiy" (-Moscow worker",) the Military
publishing house, the State publishing house for medical works,
and by several losal publishers. The authors point out-some'do-
ficienoios on the basis of concrete examples and make some sug-
gestions as to how the qualities of these publications oould be
improved.
(No illustrations)
ASSOCIATION
PRESENTED BY
SUBMITTED
AVAILABLE Library of Congress
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7,

AUTHORS:
Bat' , G.A. , Kudrin, L.F. 89-7-3/32
TITIX:
On the
tngular Distributions and the --'nergy Distributions of

Fission
Neutrons (Uglovyye i energeticheskiye raspredeleniya

neytronov
aeleniya)
PFMODICAL:
Atomnaya Energiya, 1957, Vol- 3, Nr 7, PP.
15-22 (U,',S..)
ABSTRACT:
The present paper solve3 the problem
of the angular distribu-

tions of the fission neutrons on the
basis of the statistical

nuclear model by taking account of the
anisotropy of the angu!-

lar distribution of the fisnion
fragments. The rules governing

the neutron emission from the
fragments can be dcarribed by

means of the thermodynamic
(statistical) nuclear model. Here

the following is assumed:
'the kinetic encra E
of the inciding

o
neutrons is wholly absorbed in the additional excitation of
the

fragments and not in the increase of kinetic energies. The

energy of the excitation is distributed evenly over the frag-

ments, independent of the ratio of their m-saes. -'For the
temper-

ature of the fragment corrcaponaing to thcsr.
conditions a formla

is given. The angular distribution of the
fragments is not iso-

tro- ic and can b5 approximated by means
of the eimression
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ACL5 = i + k cos 4(, k = I~C-0). Here
e. denotes th~e ener&r of the

On the Angular Distributions and the F.nergy ~;istributions
89-7-3/32
of Fission Neutrons
inciding neutron ana o( the angle between the direction of motion
of the fmpent. The coefficient k can be detenninea from a pre-
viously found experiment&l curve. Por the energy speotn= of the
fission neutrons (for the remaining energies of the neutrons
causing the fission) a foxuula is derived. The energy spectra of
the fission neutrons are sensitive with respect to the inoiding
neutrons but the difference from various 6 is slight. 1..t low
excitations of the frapent the applioabil?ty of the statistical
model is doubtful. In conclusion a mathematical appendic is
given. There are 3 figures, 4 tables, and ID references, I of
which is Slavic.
SUBMITTED: December 8, 1956
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Fissicn neutrons
2. Fission neutrons
3- Fission neutrons
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Distribution - Mathematical analysia
Energy - hathematical analysis
Scattering - Mathematical analysis

AUTHDRSs
Ball , G.A., Zaretoklyt D.F. sov/89-4-6-?/30
TITUi
The Effective BouMhry Value Gonditions in the Diffusion
Theory

of Neutrons (Surrey) (Effektivum granichnsys
usloviya. T teorii

diffusii neytrmoy kObsor))
PZMDMALt
Atommays, energlya, 1958# Vol 4s, Nr 6, ppt~ 510-519
(USSR)
ABSTRACT:
In the course of a survey the methods are
described by means of

which the effective boundary value
conditions can be determined

which bring itboat agraement
within the asymptotic range between

the solution of the
neutron diffusion equation and the solution

of the
corresponding kinetic equation.

The boundary values are
described for monoenergetio neutrow;

some of them am
computed, and, especially, the occurring ooeffi-

oients
are registered in tables for the following ones:

i.) For
an infinite]7 thin, "black" rod in a medium, In wbich

ouro4s are uniformly distributed.

;
2.) or a plane boundary between medium and vacuum by
means of

the waot analytical method developed by Wiener
and Hopf.

3-) For a "blaor rouna cylinder. The following
methods of solv-
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Ing am mentioned for this
purpose:

The Effective Boundary Value Conditions in the SOV/89-4-6-2/30
Diffusion Theory of Neutrona
a The balanoe metbod developed by Brudno (1951)
0 The variation method developed by Zareiskiy - (Ref 6)
01 The method of spherical harmonics by Galanin
d Solution of Paierl's (Payarl'a) equations for great and sma
ro according to the method developed by Davison.
4.) For a "black* rod of any oross section by the method of
approximation developed by Hurwitz (Gurvits) and Roo (Ref 8)
5.) For a "gray" rod (only possible by approximation). If it
in
intemided to take the neutron spectrum into account In conneo-
tion with the boundary value conditions, this is possible
only for some s1npls border cases. 1,
(A body U described as being either black or gray according to
whether the mutriona impinging upon its surface are fully or
only
partly absoxbod). There are 2 figures, 5 tables and 10
references ,
4 of which are Soviet.
October 4, 1957
1. Neutrons--Diffrusion 2. Diffusion--Theory 3. Mathematics
--Applications
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BAT 1, 01. A.; n;VilNA, 0. V. ; 11. M.
"Cowqnsation of large changes in the reactivity by deformation
of the core
latt'ite. "
report submitted.for 3rd Intl Conf, Peaceful Uses of Atomic
Energy, Geneva,
31 Adg-9 Sep 64.

BAT', G. A.; GRIGOWYEVA, )~e. A.; LEBEDEV, V. N.
"Calcul4ion of thermal neutrons utilization coefficient Jn
cells with complex
fuel eld-Ifi6nts."
report submitted for 3rd Intl Conf, Peaceful Uses of Atomic
Energy, Geneva,
31 Ad~-9 Sep 64.

BAT, Jakub, mgr inz.
---
Load distribution in'ball and roller bearings. Przegl
mech 21
no.1:9-14 10 Ja 162.
1. Przodsiabiorstwo Projektow i Dootaw
Inwestycyjnych, Warszawa.

BAT, Jaku-b.
Production organization and planning in fahdries of the
machine
industry. Problemy proj hut maszyn 12 no.lil-IT Ja 164.
1. Bepes, Warazawa.

~4
Hathemaveal Reviews
VOL 15 so, 3
March 1954.
Mechanics
.Bat,. M. I. On the determInallon of. the solutions for tbar
forces of operating lInkaire megbantsm de*dIq upcn~,
the velocities and positions of the givtn HAL Akad.'~
Nauk SSSR. TrudX Sem."Teorii Malin i Mehanu:mov 0,
no. 34, 5376 (1950). (Russian)
The general differential equations, similar~-to those used,
in electrical circuits, are derived giving the relations
tween the masses, moments of inertia, positi ons
)f periodic mechaniSML These are applied to a tch y6kel
mechanism. Numerical coefficients in an Sion solu
.ire evaluated. M. GoUberl n' C.).

, I , *
. ... y .I.
I
"FA,v,aU iics ~'or t.',c -, tion of a niane rol -,-ace! an
.::-i with twi bitermediate resilient link.n'
Tr.~;Jx,r SeLI. tcor. ,-ash. 3-1 no. 44, 1952.

BATIp Moixey Iovifovich; DZHANELIDZEp Georgiy
Yustinovich; KELIZONp
AM%0117 Buluuvicb-i MARKUZON,, I.A... red.; AEM-AMOV.,
S.N.j, tekhn.
red,
[Analytic meebanico'in exercises and problems]
Teoreticbeskaia
mevhamika v primerakh i zadachakh. Pod red.
G.IU.Dzhanel*dze.
MoBkv&p Goo, izd-vo'fiziko-vAtem, lit-r7. Vol.2.
[Dynamics) Di-
mamikes, 1961. 63.6 p'O' (MIU 15: 1)
(Dynamics-Problems, exercisesj, etc.)

BA TI, Moisey Iosifoviphi DWELINE) Georgiy Yustinovich;
--EM4WW-Wu-AWBy--SauIovich; MAMZCN, I.A.1 red.;
SHKLYAR, S.Ya.,, tekbn. red.
[Theoretical vochanIcs in examples and problems) Teore-
tichaskaia mekhAnika-v primerakh i zadachakb. Izd.2.)
ispr.
MoAva, Fi=atgis 4ol-*L[Statics and kinematics) Statika
i kinematika. 1963. 483 P. (MIRA 16:12)
(Statics) (Kinematics)

,,BAT', M. 1.
M--~
Ylywheel calculations. Trudy Sam. po teor.mash. 14
no.55:5-19 154.
(Flywheels) (MLRA 8:1)

Mu"111116 Malial Ah. XIMIZONI Anatolly Sxulovichl
SOROKOY, Solemon
red,; AEUAKOV, S.M., tokhn.red.
[Collection of problems In theoretical mechanics; for
technical
schools] Sbornik sadach po-tooretichookoi makhanike: dlia
tekhnikwwv,' Pod rid. A.S.161'sons. Noskvs, Gos,isd-ve
fisike-
utem,lit-77s 1958, 320 p, (MIRI 1212)
(Machanics-Problems, amercloos, etc.)

BAR I M. I.
Steady OPGrating conditions for a flat multiple-link
mechanism
in cAse of an arbitrar7 law of changes in given forces.
Trudy
LPI no.211:27-36 160. (MM& 1):11)
(Mechanical movements)

.AAV- isay-I ZHANMDZgp Georgiy Yustinovich; KELIZONt
Auatoliy S*4oviah; MAMZCNj I.A.1, red.; AKHIMOVv S.N.9
tekIme 17we
[Tbeoretical mechanics in exercises and problems]
Tooretiabeskaia
meldhanike. v primerakh i zadaebakb. Mbskvaq Gos. izd-vo
fisiko-
matem. lit-ry.'Valell [Statios-and kinematics] Statika i
kinematika.
Pod red. G.M.Dshanelidse. 1961. 472 p. (MM 1418)
(statics) (Kinematics)

r BAT 1, M. M.
Ome data on oogensain in eels. Naucb. dokl. vys.
shkoly; biol.
nau)d no.3;35-38 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Rokomendo-vana, kafedroy
rybovodetva'Ka3lningradekogo r7bnogo
instituta.
(EELS) (00GEnSIS)

BITIP S.;,BUDERUY, A.P.

Transistor radio receiver circuits.
Trudy MI
U0.493125-129

163,
17%3)
(KatA,

,

M

BUDENM, A., inzh.I_RAT~~,.
. _$.,.,,inzh.; VISHNYAKOV, A.
Portable transistorized superheterodyne, Radio no.5143-44 Y4y
165,
(MIRA 1815)

kIMANDROV, ?.A.; POLZMKOVO F.Ye.j VORONTSOV N.M.;-SkT!4_jrA,
IL_
ITSUKOOVS, 0.1.1 SAZOI=Oj, V.P.1 CHEPEdw, P.M.1 KRUGLYAK,
P.F.
Working out the-grooving of rolls and auxillary equipment for
the rollingof.Z-shaped pile planks. Trudy Ukr. nauch.-isal.
inst. not. no.6sl33-156 160* (',IUU 34:3)
(Rolls(Iron mille))(RoAIng(Metalwork))

B/137/61/000/012,/081/149
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AUTHORSt Trishavakiy, 1. S., Kuritakly, M. A.,_~R.VYU.1.,
Skokov, F. I.,
Podollskly, 1. Ts.
TITLEt An experimental Industrial profile-bonding machine of the
UkralAian
Institute of Metals
PERIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 12, 1961,
10, abstract 12D63
("Sb. tr. Ukr.n.-i. in-t metallov", 1961. no. 7, 178-195)
TEffs A technology was developed for the produotion of bent
profiles and
an experimental industrial profile-banding maohine was designed
for the shaping
of up to 8 mm thick and up to 300 - 400 mm wide sheet metal. The
type of the
idle-atand mill Is cont-In"dous ;P 10 with guiding rolls. The
rated shaping speed
is 18 - 20 m/kin. A schematic diagram of the mill is presented
and its oo*o-
nents are desorlbed in datail. The strength of working rolls
and:stage of the
roughing stands are calculated. 'The power of the mill motor is
determined. In
1959 the manufacture of some bent profiles wan tested on this
mill.
N, Yudina
[Abstracter's notes Complete trinalationj.
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3/137/62/000/002/021/144
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AUTHORS: Sladkoshteyev, V. T., Potanin, R. V., Akhtyrskiy, V.
I., Xuritskiy,
M. A., Bat', Yu. 1,
TITLE: Experimental industrial unit for the continuous teeming
of steel
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 2, 1962,
47, abstract 2V282
("Sb. tr. Ukr. n.-i. in-t metallov", 1961, no. 7, 143-150)
TEXT: The authors describe an experimental industrial
continuous steel-
teeming unit constructed at the Ukrainian Institute of Metals..
The design of
this unit provides for the casting of round and square blanks,
60 - 200 mm in
diameter. On the teeming platform located at 11.5 m height from
the shop floor,
there are: an assembled water-cooled Cu-crystallizer with a
mechanism for its
reciprocal displaaement, and an intermediate teeming device
without a stopper and
with a metering zirconium nozzle of 14 - 19 mm In diameter.
Directly underneath
the crystallizer on a 3 m long section there are the secondary
cooling sprayer
unit and the guide rolls. To pull the blanks an eleetric-driven
drawing stand
is used, which makes it possible to regulate the speed of
drawing the blanks
within a wide range. The roll pressure on the blank may also
vary from 1.0 to
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Experimental industrial vait A006/AlOl
5.0 tons by adjusting the springs. Below the drawing stand
there Is the gas-
cutting cabin, which moves during the blank cutting process
along vertical
guides at 3.2 m pace. The cut-off blank pieces drop into the
collecting device
pocket where they are accumulated.. The 'metal intended to be
teemed on the unit
is cast in a 1.0-ton electric furnace and is supplied to the
unit in a ladle
without a stopper. The ladle is lifted to the uriit with the
aid of a telpher
line. The unit ia controlled from a desk located on the teeming
platform; the
gas cutter and the collecting device are controlled from a
second desk located
In the gas cutting cabin. The unit Is equipped with a
control-measuring
mechanism. There is a templet shop near the unit.
I. Granat
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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TRISHEVSKIY, I.S., kand.tekhn.nauk; KURITSKIY, M.A.,
inzh.- BAT', Yu.I.,
lnzh.;. SKOKOV, F.I., inzh.; PODOLISXIY, I.TS., inzh
Pilot plant shape bending mill at the Ukrainian
Institute of Metals.
Trudy Ukr. nauch.-issl. inst. met. no.7:178-195 61.
(MIRA 14:11)
(Ukraine--Rolling mills)

TP (C) M/JG
MA(d!AA-W )AUP(b) - -Ps
ACCESSION NR: AB5017425 UR/0137/65/000/006/DOOB/DO06
-SOLT-R-C& Mikf MeW4"rjJ,---, 7A-hs-.-.6 -XIS -
AUTWRi M&L,
_tny.__Mq x F. Ye.; Sigalov
~;~; Yu. M.; Volchek,
F R~ B t' Y I W T T-
VeSt a a process for rolling columbium in a vacuum
4f ITT7
CITED SOURCE: Sb. tr. Ukr. n. -i. in-t metallov, vyp. 10, 1964,
1131- 188
q 4 ~~
TOPIC TAGS: c~olurnbiurn, metal rolling, hot rolling, temperature
depemdence,
vacuum
TRANSLATION: A grudy w&B made of the basic parameters of a process
for r-oU-
tag columbium in a vacuum and in air (spread, forward flow, friction
co~efficient,
specific pressure, etc) over a wide range of temperaturZs fronn 300
to 1300C.
It was established that the spread, frA-CIJQn coefficlentj nd
specific pressure
during rolling of columbium In a vacuum are slightly higher than
durtng rolling
in an air medium. The Epread bazically occurs as a result of barrel
formation
and of transftion of the metal from the lateral faces to the contact
faces. Specif4-
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61026-65
ACCESSION UR: AR6017425
pressure is only slightly dependent on temperature in the interval
investigated.
A. Leontlyev
SUB CODE: MM
ENCL- 00
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IX)J,,ZHiXK(YV F.Ye.) KRIVONOSOV, iu.r,; FIRYAZF.V,
D.I.; B.W, Yu.!.j
VoLrigir,
F.R. -
Obtaining bimetal joints by rolling in Yamum.
Sbor.trud.
UYIIM no,111183-196 165, (MIRA 18:11)

14 2C044-66 Sri
ACC NR: AR60099% ')URCE CODE: Ult/0137/65/000/012/D009/D010
AUTHOR: Dolzheakov, F. Ye.; Krivonosov, Y L Piryazev, D. L Bat', Yu.
L volcheic
F. R.
TITLE: Production of b pounds by VacuL N volling
SOURCE:. Ref. zh. Metallurgiya, Abs. 12D75 JF
REF SOURCE4. Sb. tr. Ukr. n. -1. in-t metallov, vyp. 1, 1965, 183-196
TOPIC TAGS:. bimetal, metal rolling, titanium, low ct rbon steel
ILI
ABSTRACT: The optimal temperature for commencing he vacumn rolling
(R) of TI-steel
bimetal is 1000*C. At higher temperatures U
quid phase. 3ay form. It is desirable to terminate
R at 800T, since a decrease in temperature -leads to a harp rise In
specific pressures as
well as U) the occurrence of considerable Internal stres es In the
bimetal layers. A high
content of steelAdversely affects them cohesion to T1 at `deuce It
is desirable to,use a steel
with a lower- C btutent as the base-layer Me., Reductior T# R
temperature and Increase in re-
duction of area contribute to the decrease of the transit )n zone of
the steel-Ti bimetal. During
R of two-layer and sandwich packs~tth the P-plates po Moned
outermost, the difference in
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ACC NRI AP6035924 S
INVENTOR: Krivonosov, Yu. I.; Zakharov, L. A.; Dolzhenkov, F.
Ye.;,,Bat', Yu. I
:Volchek, F.'R-
ORG: none
i
.TITLE: Method of manufacture composite metal articles. Class
49, No. 187496
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
no. 20, 1966, 184-185
TO?IC TAGS: composite metal, ftPT4L ROL41AJ&
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marufacturing ti,*-.byer or multLlayar
betal articles according to Author Certificate No. 11.1925. To
simplify the manu-
!facture of large articles, vacuum rolling of the pack is done
only to obtain a
6ufficient bonding with a reduction of 5-15%. The rest of the
rolling is done in
6ir.
,SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE: 18Jul63/
Card 1/1 UDG: 621.771.8-419.5

BAT'-G=JffAYN* I.S.
The problem of synovioma. Mdrurgita 33 no.4:151-152
Ap 157.
(W& 10:7)
1. Is khirargichaskogo otdaleniya oblastuago
onkologichaskogo
(Itspansers g.*olotova.
(SYMVIOKA, in inf. and child
f*mur)
(FXKM. neoplasms
synovione in child)

BAT-ERDENE, T.9 CANO AOR SCI, "BIOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC
QUALITIES OF THE MONGOLIAN YAK AND ITS HYBRIDW MOSCOW,
1961. (MOSCOW ORDER OF LENIN AGR AGAD im Ko As
TimIRYAZEY)o
(KLj 3-619 224).
313

OLISHMOVA, K., prof.; EDPMVA, V., kand.khim.nauk;
BAT-0041
Chromotographic method for determining chloride
content in seats
Was. ind. SSSR 2R n0,5:51-53 '58~ (MIRA Ilild)
1. Moskovskiy takhnologicbeekly institut uVasnoy t
molochnoy
protWohlennostis
(Meat--Analysis) (Ohlorides--Analysis)

SAHOVIC. K,j OHNSUNINOD; 3ATAj,--Aj- XMILOVIC, L,; MASKOGI, M;
DIMITRIM IC, 11 STOJEMUG-p B.
Observations on the bahavior of cardiovascular system and
respiration
in animals In hypothermia, with special reference to the
functional
variations during ozeangaination and consecutive transfusion,
Glas
%eke akad. slanka, odslJ. Md. no.8131-52 1953.
1, Institut sa patolosku fisiologiju Madicinskog fakultets, u
Boograda; prIm1jeno ua VII skopu Odeljenja Kedicinsk1h nanks.
14.V.1953 9.
(HOORRUG1.
*eff, on oardiovase, system & rasp. In animals in hypothersda,
aff, of consecutive transfusion)
(aniouscuLAR srsm, physioi.
*off. of ever. .szoarguination & consecutive blood trans-
fusion In hypothermia In dogs)
(RESPIRATION, pbysiol.
*off, of exper, exaanguluation & consecutive blood trans-
fusion In hypothermia in dogs)
(BODT TBXFJRATURA
ftypotbormia, ever**, off. of eVer. oxnanguination &
consecutive blood'. transfusion ou.cardiovasc. & reop,
system in dogs)
(BLOW MUSIUS101, exper.
*off. on cardlovaso. Ao resp. system after eVer.
awmaruination. in hypothermia In dogs)

SLEOVIC, X.; ORIC CA IN. B.; )CMILOVIC.L.; 'RAPA, A.;
DINIMINSVIC, X.;
71WANOVIC. B,-. IIRASKOCI, K. W&O
Biochemical choxg-on and variations of the blood picture in
animals
in hypothermia-, effect of axsanguination and consecutive
transfusion.
Glee' ftets almd,'naulm, odilj, sod. no.8:153-182 1953.
1. Institut as, patolooku fixiologiju Nedicinskog
fakulteta, u Boograft;
prinljeno US X skupu Odeljenja wdicinakih manka 24.IX.1953
god.
(BLOOD MUNMSIO11, exper.
*off. on blochon. charges & blood picture in hypothermia in
rate)
(BOX 20amATM,
ShypothOrMa, exper,, off. on.blood picture & blochen.
after wwanguinationl& consecutive blood tran fusion I
9 iKWIor,
*offe on blood picture & blochm change@ in rate In hypo-
th*rM&, off., of consocutive.blood transfusion)
(BLOOD
opicture, off. of wmangulzation & consecutive blood
transfusion In hypothermia, In rats)

BATA, A.
Calcim. potassium and sagnesium levels in iho blood
In rabbits In
anap)Wlaotic shook. Glao orpske &k&d. nonks, odelj
zed. 211 no,71
47-01953-
1. PrialJono n& XVIII skupu Odeljanja mods n&Wm 18
XII 1952 god.
(immy. exper,
off* on calolums potassium & mognesium in blood in
wWbV1&otio shook In rabbits)
(CALCIM, In blood
off. of *aw**laatic shook In rabbits)
UMSSrux, In blood
off* of ansp*laotio shook in rabbits)
potassium, mognestum & calcium, off. of anspbVl&atic
shock In rabbits)
(KILGINSIM, in blood
off. of anspbylutlo @book in rabbits)

C OU ,,T' R Y
CATz'GORY
ABS . JOUR. RZhBlol. Nio. 1951~, No. in6a4c)
AUTHOP B-ntfA,A.
T IT L!~, kn-azllvlac tic 3hocic in Giftnea F1.!zz;.Under
"onditionc of intense Ext--aac-tlon.
ORIG. PUB. Arh1v bicl.nauka,1954,6,
A BS T RA C, T Intensc physical exhi,,istlon was
nprod=od In
guinou -piSs sensitized with hcme serum.
Aria pi'.ylac- tic slaock ( A S ) In such
develored weakly, nct one culnea pl~~ per-
A 5 falled to delrelo'p folIC-Wine qec-
ondary injection oll' th,e exhruu.~;ted uni:i-ml
antlr*en,
CARD:

SAHOVIC, K.; BATA, A.
Modification of blood pressure in poptone shock in bypotbarmia
ix animlis. Glas.Srpeke akad.usuka, odelj.med. -213 zo;,9:73-77
1955.
1. Institut do Physlopathologie do la Paculte do Medicine do
Beograd.
(BLOOD PFSSSURE, physiology,
off. of peptone shock in bypothermia in animals)
(BODT TAWMTM,
hypotbormia, off. of peptone shock on blood pressure
In bypothernia Ii avivials)
(SHOCK, experimental,
off. on blood pressure in hypotbarmia in animals of
peptone shock)

SAHOVIC, K.: BATA, A.: MILUTINOVIC, P.
Utilization of glucose by Individual organs in
various stages
of bypothermia. Glas Srpske akad. nauka, od#lj. zed.
217 no.
10:29-50 1956.
1. Institut so. medicinalm instr&zivanja Srpske
akademije nauka.
Odeljonje as. klinickm I eksperimentalnu, patologiju
I Institut
so patoloska. fistologiju Molicinskog fakulteta.
(HYPOTHIRMA, experimental,
blood sugar levels in various organs in various
stages
of hypothermia (Ser))
(BLOOD SUGAR,
off. of exper. bMthermia on blood sugar in various
organs (Ser))

SPUZIC, V.; BATA, A.; OVAMMIC, M.
Reactions of the pleura and of the peritoneum of
sensitized gptne*,--
pigs to repeal" applications of horser serum. I. alas
Srpske &]Md.
nauka, odoijo sed..217-no.10:65-78 1956.
1. Rad se, Patoloskog instituta I Institute. s&
patolsku fistologiju
Medicinekog fakultsta u Beogradu.
(I%VM SSMS, effects,
horse 9 ran an pleura & peritoneum of sensitized guinea
pigs (S:r))
(PIJURA, effect of drugs on,
bores serum In sensitized guinea pigs (Ser))
(PERITOMM, effect of drugs on,
same)

BATA, &i KWALIC, IOLIJana
*-- ------
Cbromatographic deter2dnation of the amino acid
concentration in the
blood serm after intravenous administration in dogs. Glas.
arpske
almd. nauk.[Medl n0-1539-17 '60.
(AMINO ACIDS blood)
S

BATA, A.; MILUTINOVIC., P.; DIMTRIJZVIC, Katarina; CVBTOJMC, Milica,
Contribution to the study of lipid metabolism. III. Functional and
morpbologioal obanges in various organs during massive dietery Upid
Intake. Glas. Moke akad.-nauk.[Medl no.151-4349 160.
WPUS nutrition and diets)

DATA WIC, Katarina; JUIANOVIC, B.
,,A~; DIMITHUL
Contribution to the study of lipid metabolism. IV. Cholesterol
metabolism in nephrectomized animals maintained by peritoneal
dialysis. Glas. Srpska akad. nauk [1-Ted.) 17 no.257:213-223 164.
; ~~ ~-. ; I-' ~.1-l.-~-"n"-~-,--~_z~Z----,-Iaz-F-m~-',Ti-= I ~ ~ , -:~ _:~-
-..- - ~-

44
slim aL 44) coo
=
1 60"
by 00
Of diowmtdmowo
IL Tsuwm-
.WMFY wod

BATA, G
Regulation of the Slankazen sector of the Danube River; a
preliminary hydraulic
and testing investigation. p,17
BEWRADE llidrotahnicki institut "Inzenjer Jaroslav
Cerni." SAOPSTMENJA.
TRANSACTIONS. Beograd, Yugoslavia
No. 2, 1955
SOURCE: East European List (EEAL) Library of
Congress, Vol. 6, No. 1, January 1957

28(0) 14(10)

10(4) 14(6)
YUG/3-59-1-2/26
AUTHOR:
Bata Geza
Engineer, Chief of the Hydraulics De-

~m e
TITLE:
Review of
the Ten-Year Activity of the Hydraulics

Department in the
Laboratory at the Foot of Avala.

Hill (Pregled
desetogodignje delat4osti Odeljenja

za hidrauliku u
laboratoriji pod Avalom)
PERIODICAL:
Elektroprivreda, 1959,
Nr 1, pp 2 - 7 (YUG)
ABSTRACT:
The laboratory for testing
hydraulic models, located

at the foot of Avala Hill occupies
4.2 hectares,

including three interconnected buildings which
covei~

about 3,200 sq m, and an outdoor area of about 3

hectares. There are two outdoor testing-centers,

as well as
two static and several dynamic indoor

water supply systems
for models. The laboratory

has 14 low-pressure pumps, total
capacity 1,050

liters per second, and a medium-pressure
reservoir,
Card 1/5
with a head of 15 m. There is als'o a 2.0
x 1.7 x

YUG/3-59-1-2/26
Review of the Ten-Year Activity of the Hydraulics
Department in
the Laboratory at the Foot of Avala Hill
110.0 m canal used for calibrating hydraulic current-
meters, as well as a precision-mechanies shop. More
than one hundred persons are employed there, includ-
ing 15 engineers, 25 technicians and draftsmen, 15
laboratory workers, 40 workers, and 5 administrative
employees. The Hydraulic Department is divided in-
to six sections: marine, river, agricultural, in-
dustrial and underground water hydraulics, and hy-
draulic structures; the electronics section is also
included in the department. The department tests
models of various structures "or which comDutations
are difficult, or even impossible. A brief descrip-
tion of various structures and problems which have
been studied during the past 10 years is given. In
the field of hydropower plants these studies in-
cluded: cofferdams (Zvornik, Jajce II, Radoin4q and
Bajina Ba9ta), aprons and apron walls (Lokvarka,
Jajoe II, Mavrovo, Kokin Brod, Fugine etc), stand-
Card 2/5 ard types of spillways fRef 2 and 31~ (Bajina

YUG/3-59-1-2/26
Review of the Ten-Year Activity of the Hydraulics
Department in
the Laboratory at the Foot of Avala Hill
Ba!Yta, Lipkovo, Globoc'ica, Radoinja, Krupac and
Lokvarka), bark-type spillways ZRef 4,7, high-speed
channels ZRef 5-7 (Lipkovo, Liverovidi, Radoinja,
Krupac and Kokin Brod), absorption of air by turb-
ulent flow in open channels utlet and diversion
tunnels (Radoinja and Globo~ioca), cavitation siphons
Z-Ref 6-7 (Radoinja), various types of intake works
Z'Ref ?_7 (Vrla I, Mavrovo, Marina Glavica, Vr1a II,
Medjuvr9je, Zvornik, Jablanica, Ove"'ar Banja), silt-
ing basins (Jelovska Reka in the Mavrovo Complex
and Jablanica), surgetanks ZRef 9 and 10 7 (Ove"ar
Banja, Vrla III, Jajoe II, Jablanica, Jajce 1, Bi-
strica, Mavrovo, Slap Zete, Bistrica, Peruc'ica,
Kokin Brod) which included also tangential channel-
ing of an additional stream into a surgetank (Jelovs-
ka Reka and Vlasina), uneven flow in open channels
Z_Ref 11, 12, 13 and 14_7 (Vrla II and Peru6ica),
silting in storage lakes and by various structures
Card 3/5 (Grognica, Treska, Vrla II, Zvornik, Djerdap),

YUG/3-59-1-2/26
Review of the Ten-Year Activity of the Hydraulics
Department in
the Laboratory at the Foot of Avala Hill
seepage in earth dams (Mavrovo, Kokin Brod) and under
or beside the dams (Globodyica, weir on the Tisa River,
Djerdap, Hydro-Complex Danube-Tisza-Danube), as well
as seepage in the karst areas. In the other fields
of water engineering, river regulation ZRef 16,7
including several parts of the Danube river, main-
taining a low underground water level in the area
of Novi Beograd, artificial spraying of public
squares, water circulation in the Drojected Beo-
gradsko jezero (Beograd Lake), ero-sion around the
bridge-pier in Novi Sad, protection against silting
in the ports of Ulcinj and Ohrid, protection against
waves and currents in the seaports Bar, Ulcinj,
Lora, Pasman, and stability of breakwaters in the
Card 4/.5 ports of Sus"ak.and Bar have been studied. There

YUG/3-59-1-2/26
4. Review of the Ten-Year Activity of the Hydraulics
Department in
the Laboratory at the Foot of Avala Hill
are 5 photos and 16 Yugoslavian references.
%e
ASSOCIATION: Hidrotehnj~ki Institut "Inz". Jaroslav C*erni"
("Inz.
Jaroslav Cerni" Hydro-Engineering Institute), Beo-
grad.
Card 5/5

, BATA, Gaza, ing. _
Friction losses on the eurfam of two liquid currents of
different
density. Vodoprivroda Jug 2 no.7/8:9-13 159. (EUI 10s1)
1. Institut za vodoprivredu Ing. Jaroslay Cernij,
Beograd.
(Liquids) (Motion) (Reynolds number)
(Irrigation)

BATA, Gual ingo; TODOROVICp Vukading eth*
Erosion of the Novi W Bridge piers Vodoprivroda Jug 2
no.7/8:
59-67 '59- (EW 1011)
Is In3titut za vodoprivrodu *Jarmlav Cerni," Beograd.
(Vojvodina-Bridges) (Erosion) lRivers)

HUWjARY
MESTUN, Gyula, Dr, JARAI, Istvan. Dr,
R&TA,-Qe-a,-DrFEKETE, Miklos, Dr;
Medical University of Peas, Pediatric Clinic
(directors KERPEL-FROMIDS,
Odon, Dr) (Peosi. Orvostudomanyi Fgyetem,
Oyermakklinika).
"The Importance of Skin Temperature In Chemical
Thernoregulation of
Hypothers4ic, Immature Infants," '
Budapest, Orvosi Hetilav, Vol-107. No 17. 24 Apr 66.
pages 775-779.
Abstract: (Authors' Hungarian summary] The changes In
and relationship
%-tween Oz consumption and the temperature of the
colon, abdomen, skin
and forehead were studied at different environmental
temperatures ill 15
hypothende, immature infants 1-14 days of age who
weighed 1200-1700 g
at birth. The observations led to the following
conclusions: 1) Under the
experimental conditions used, the hypothermic basal
temperature is not
a decisive factor in the elicitation and maintenance
of chemical thermo-
regulation. 2) In the bypothermic immature infant,
chemical thermoregula-
tion proceeds at a considerably lower skin temperature
level than in the
normothermic newborn, It can be assumed that this
change in regulation is
produced by the hypothermy itself through functional
changes either in
the peripberal or in the central mechanism of
thermoreception. I Hungarian,
3 Western references,
1/1
- 39

7522. Sexual behadoar wA Its altut on W couditimmil
nex activity. F- Fndr6czi, G. Dztia~ and K. US;Ak 4C.1.1 Phy
4
Acad. Sri. hung., 19S6. 9. l5XzTUT-(MY3iO' lost-, Wed., Univ.,
Ptce, Hungary).-In cats of both Rexes. but mostly female, a can
V ditfonM fwO~nj response Involving rtwnmg ~ and ja mping to - a
container W" built up prior to the studies of sexual tochaviour.
The conditioned SUMUM2 WAS a sound of a 1001min. metronatne.
Differential threshold was found to be on an avexago below 1201min..
In exct?tional csts 1081mip. S*xual behaviour wm t
I Wited by
ddlaent dilutions of valeric or norvaleric, acid applied either as a
...spray, or the animal was made to
~31AFWIW ur K=PWC and x1ftmato,
Exparimentswi fSAtIA"tontsih- L L~ 1, 1 1
inf a variaMe ou inbef Of CAtboa akmns showed thAt 0" tatty,
"s elicit by olfactory stizaWl the sexual beliavlorr In bo MaL
fe*
MinUtle, bloc)~j condi6oved allwmtary response wid elicits
~34
'7
= Ju' 81ci' Y
4 with'all signs of,
C, ~JCJM
orgam. Theo= enon]"tsforlo-1 and = be
repeatedl)% calin: alono-without the olfactory stimulus-
FoW
ft"L~.no vffe,.t. Tho conditioned alimentary reflex behaviour
Including differentiation is not Influenced by vakric acid in ovad-*
ectomised animals., Progesteme treatment had no effect in ov*A-'
ectomised Anims.1t ontradial.propiwats (5 mg. lot 6 days) on the.
60 $a=
other handwas highly potant in restoring riW id responses
both to valeriA add and crotogeek zono stimulation as wall as In
blocking alimentary. conditioned relle-im The olfactory stimulus
is considtied not to be a structure-hound oonditioned stimulus
(Pavlov). but it 6 vuggested that h'utn*ral conditioning of the
nervous system makes possible the building up of an integrated
emplex =tor act around the olfacthry stimums. -Cirawar pro
cesses bemeen diencephalon aAd archicortaX L * t te this
M egra
behaviour. A. B. L. lazzAr-

MARTIN, J.; BATA, G.; MMOOZI, Z.; MOLL. A.
Utilization of cortisone and hydrooortisone on the basis of
experiments
in vivo and in vitro. Acts. physiole hung. 11 no.3-4:385-391 1937,
1. Institute of Physiolog, Medical University, Pecs.
(CORTISOM. *stab.
comparison with hydrooortisone metab. in Ygriom
tissues In vivo & In vitro.)
(HMMOO]MIS013. setab.
comparison with cortisone metab. In various tissues
in vivo & in vitro.)

BATA, Gaza; MIAMZI, Blemar; 1"TUI, Janos
Studies on the secretion of adrenal cortex hormones.
liserletes orvogtud,
10 no. 1:84-91 Fab 58.
L.Pacei Orvostudomanyegyetem Blettani Intesete.
(AMMUL CORTME. physiol.
hormone secretion in expero animals under various stress
cond. (Hun))
(STRM, exper.
off. of various stress can& o4 secretion of adrenal cortex
hormones in animals (Hun))

HLRTIN, J,; 111MOV"Ig NJ;
]Cffect of the removal of awgdalic nwlei on the secretion of
adrenal
cortical hormones. Acta physiol. bung. 14 no.2:131-134 1958.
1, Institute of R~ysiology, Medical University. Peas.
(BASAL GANGLU. PIWei0l.
eff. of removal of amygdaloid nuclei on adrenal cortica
siormone secretion in exper. animals)
(AMEML CORM, pbysiol.
eff. of removal of anygdaloid nuclei on hormone secretion
in exper. animals)

KGRUTH, Mhaly, dr.; BkTA, Gaza, dr.
Data on adrenal function in thyrotoxicosis. Xaff.belorv.arch.
12 no.50.36-3,39 0 159.
1. A Pecot Orvostudomanyi Bgyetem 1. Belklinikaja (IMasgato:
Anaun Janos. agyotoml tanar) so Blettani Intesete (Imassatot
Lismak Ulmn akademilms) kosloiwjWe.
OFI I rMOIDISM pbysiol)
(ATRIOUL CCa7= funct tests)

rl-lolar Apr 60
EXIIE.APTA, 1,EDICA See 3 iol 14/4 Endoc,
715. THE EFFECT OF THYROIDECTOMY AND OF AW-21NISTRATION OF
NlFoTHYLTHIOURACIL ON THE HORMONE PRODUCTION OF THE AD-
RENAL CORTEX - Die Wirkung der SchilddrUsen-Entfornung und
hlethyl-
thicuracilbehandlung auf die Hormonseltration aer
Nebennierenrinde -
Data G. . EndrOczi E. and Jonec V. Physiol. Inst., Med.
Univ.-
Akad. Endokrihol, Inst., Bratislava - ENDOKWNOLOGIE
1059. 31/5-6 (264-2691 Tables 3
Iti yQW11 #nd in adult dogs subjected to thyroldectomy. and
in animals treated with
thiouraoll the adrenocortical secretion in normal
orincreased. A correlation was
found b9twoon the Increase of adrenal hormone secretion and
the duration of the
hypt)1hyrold state, An Increase of the
hydrocortisonelcorticostarone ratio was ob-
somd, It Is possible that in the hypothyrold state the
sensitivity of the adrenal
Gativit to ACTH is enhanced as the consequence of the
alterations occurring in
the ensyMMIC systems,

KERPEI-FRONIUS, E.; VARGA, F.; MESTYAN, G.; BATA, G.
Comparative study of oomatic stability in severe
malnutrition and
prematurity. Acts, Pediat. Acad. Sci. Hung. 2 no-4:367-376
161.
1. Department of Paediatrice (Directork Prof. E.
Kerpel-Fronius),
University Modical 6 hool Fees.
MAT NUTRITION 01SOPMAS)
(INFANT, PRM&TURE nutrition ~ diet)

FULOP., Tibor, dr.j BATA, Gesa dr,._..,
Diff=e acu.te gantrens in ohildhood. Orv. hatil. 102
no.1+5121U-2128
5 N 161.
1. Pacsi Orvostudomanyi FCmtem, C~yermkk3.jnika.
(GANGRM in inf & ebild)

SZOLLOSSY.. Laszlop dr.; PATA,..aza, dr.
Neonatal te"ion pnemomediastinum. Orr. hatil, 105
no.17:
8OO-W2 % 26 W64
1. Pecsi Orvostudomanyi EVetem, OyemeIcklinika.

L 169314-65
TUR C)--7D/HW/JG/F~X
ACCESSION NR: AP4047836
AUTHOR:
--Bala,
TITLE: The effect of the formation
properties of a nickel oxide -
S/0195/64/005/005/0842/OM
F.; Sabo, Z G
of spinels on the-~at~~)Ytl~ and electrical
chromium oxide system
SOURCE: Kinetika I kataliz, v. 5, no. 5. 1964, 842-848
TOPIC TAGS: nickel oxide, chromium oxide, spinet formation,
catalytic activity,
electrical conductivity, formic acid breakdown
ct&!
ABSTRACT: After discuss;ng a previous study of a magnesium oxide -
chro(;;uM oxi
system in connection with the problem of the transient phases which
arise during
spine) formation, the authors point out that in their Investigation
of the cdtaly-
tic activity of this system on the basis of the iw),del reaction of
formic acid
decomposition, they were unable to detect any particular)y active
state preceding
the formation of the spine]. Optimal electrical conductivity was
observed at the
beginning of the spirsel Formation process as a consequence of the
large quantity'
of defects which develop at that time. In the present article, data
were obtained
regarding the catalytic activity of a system of nickel and
chroirlum oxides at -
GgIVI stages of a heat treatment process. Since the technical
literature con-
eta

V
L 169U-65,
ACCESSION Hit: AP4047836
tains but little Information on the properties of this system and'on
the process
of spinel formation, the authors also studied the characteristic
peculiarities of
the reaction of nickel and chromium oxides in the solid phase. An
investigation
was made of the magnetic, electrical and catalytic properties of a
mixture of
nickel and c4romium oxides, heated at different temperatures, in the
air and after
treatment with formic acfd. The measurement of Initial speed rates
revealed no
particularly active state for the decomposition of the formic acid.
The catalytic
dec,-N-nposition of HCOOH on metallic nickel applied to the surface
of nickel and
chrmium oxides was then studied as a function of the temperature to
which the
carriers had been heated. Hinimal activation energy was discovered
in the case
of nickel which had been applied to a carrier heated at 800C. In the
opinion of
the authors, this result, along with the data derived from the study
of the elec-
triLJ) properties of the oxide mixture, points to a 3pecial feature
of the state
which develops during the formation of spinel. Orig. art. has; 7
figures and I
table.
ASSOCIATION; Institut neorganicheskoy I anallticheskoy khlmll
Universiteta _q.
S eq d I n5t lttla-p Jwr 4norsanle 'aiw-Anajy~j- -ChwIstry of the
UnIvers I ty of
Szeged. ffunPry)
SUBMITTED: 230,C62 ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: IC I
Card 2/2 1
NO REF SOV: 000 OTHER: 011

BATA, J.; ZVACEK. 0.1 VINTIKA, J.
New trends in the evaluation of malt berley. p. 26. (Kvasny
Prumys2, Vol. 3,
No. 2, Feb 1957. Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accession (ERAL) LC, Vol. 6,
No. 8, Aug 1937, Uncl.

HUNGARY/Nuclear Physics - PenetMtion of Charged.and
Neutral C.
Particles Through Matter
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 7, 1959, 15018
Author : Adam, Andras; L3ata Lajos
Inst : -
Title : Measurement of Diffusion Length and
Slowing-Down Length
In Water.
Orig Pub ; YAgyar tud. akad. Koq. fiz. kutato int.
kozl., 1958, 6,
No 1-2, 3-13
Abstract The authors have determined the values of
the diffusion
length and the slowing-down length in water. The
follo-
wing data are obtained: for the diff.:.sion length L
-
2.81 � O.C'O.Q ~.rj, and -for the slowA'n~-,-&Wn
length, refer-
red to th-a tlliurzt-. en-:~rgy.. -_S = 7-93) -L
0.08 cm. The re-
laxatior~ length in vatar for a Po-Be source of
neutrons
is '\ (E0) = u.16 t mi cm.
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Measurements on diffusion and slowing-down lengths in
water. p. 14
Vol, 6, No. 1/2, Jan./April 1958
Monthly Ust of East Buopean Aocessione (EFAI)v LC, Vol.
8p No. 4,, April 1959
Unclas.

BATA, L.; PAL, L.; KISS, 1.
Investigations of the moderating parameters of the,Dowtherm A at
different
temperatures. p. 207.
Budapest. Kosponti. Fizikai Kutato Intezet. A MAGYAR TUDOMANYOS
AKEDEMIA KOZPONTI
FIZTKAI KUTATO INTEZETENEK KOSIMNEI, Budapest, Hungary, Vol. 6,
No. 4, July/Aug- 1958
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EUI) LC, Vol. 8, No. 7,
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BATA, T,; tDAIMI A.
Measurin,t~ difJjrion end --lowing lenEt!j in watt-r, p. 669
EIU.GIA ',M ATOMTECHNM. (Energiagazdalkodasi Tudo, nyos
na ]~,qvesulet)
Budapest, Hungary
Vol. 11, no.11/1~' Nov./bec. 19,11Z
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Investigation of the parameters of the Dowtherm A moderator
at various
temperatures. p. 225.
'ENERGIA SS ATOMTEECINIKA. Budapest., Hungary. Vol. 12, no*
4, Apr# 1959*
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No. 9, September 1959
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PAL9 Lei SZABOp Fe; GYIMZSls Ze; BATA, Lei TURI# Lo
Tmestigation of the SR-I heterogeneous suboritical
assembly* Acta
pbys Rmg 12 no.3s205-219 060* (EW NO)
1* TS*ntrallrqy issledovatelOskiy institut fiMi AN
VengrUp
Bodapesht. Predstavlenc, LeJanoshi.
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AUTHORs Bata, Lajos
TITLEs The Measurement of Neutron Flux in Nuclear Reactors
PERIODICAL% Energia is Atostechnikaj, 1960, Vol. 13, No- T, PP-
326-333
TEXTs Solely on the basis of articlesp published in Nucleonics,
Nuclear
Energyg and Zeitschrift fter Physik the theory and the
measurement of
neutron flux in a medium-energy S0TiGt VVRS test reactor, vhich
is
available at the Central Physics Research Institute is
described. There
exist three fundamental measuring methodap of which the
measurement of
the activity of radio-active foils, the so-called
activation'mothod, was
usedp which is most frequently applied to the measurement of
absolute
flux,, thermal and epithermal neutrons. The demands made on the
material
are enumerated and a formula for the saturation activity No is
derived,
vhereu on the neutron flux J(Z) may be determined for 2
measurement
types fisotropie flux and collimated neutron beam of the
intensity 1).
Thermal and resonance neutrons are separated with cadmium
filters and
indium foils, on which occasion the Cd-correction factor is
used for the
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purpose of calwilating the resonance neutron activity.
The influence
exerted by disturbances and the self-screening of the
foils is also taken
into accounts When the foils are irradiated in the
neutron field and then
taken out, the following nuclear reactions occurs
Ini 15 + A -.0. In 116 _O' Sn 116+
Absolute flux is measured in fi-,r coincidence
arrangement. The detection
instrument and carrying out, of the measurement of
neut=on density in
radial and vertical direction is described, Vertical and
9 horizontal
channels protrude from the reactor channel. In channel 8
the absolute
flux was measured with a gold foil. When the reactor
operates with a
power of2 HW, the flux amounts to 3-106n/cm2aec, and In
the other
horizontal channels it is the 0.9-2-fold this amount. In
channel 4 the
flux was measured as a function of the distance from the
reactor edge*
There are 16 figures and 8 non-Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONt Kdzponti Fizikai Kutatfi Int6zet (Central
Research Institute
of Physics)
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AUTHOR: Bata, LaJos
TITLE: Measurement of Reactor Parameterl 1.
PERIODICAL: EnIergia e"s Atomtechnikat 1960, Vol. 139N0-10-11,
PP. 490-494
TEXT: This paper, the first of a series of articles, bears the
subtitle:
Measurement of Slowing-down and Migration Lengths in
Heterogeneous
Systems. 1) measurement of the slowing-down lengths of fission
neutrons
in a uranium-water system: The method applied by the author is
used to
measure a quantity proportional to the density of neutrons of
energy E,
presented by H. Kouts and co-workers to the Genova
International
Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, 1955 (Ref.
4)-
Experimental values of the slowing-down length, -. exp. , and
of its
corrected value Tcorr, (excluding the multiplication of
epithermal
neutrons) are plotted in diagrams versus the volume ratio
VH,O/Vtotal-
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A Table lists values of the multiplication factor kb, and of
'1-46 .. a,
functions of VH.O/V.U- In reality, the length of slowing down to
thermal
energy,,V 0.025ev is required, for which the migration length
must be
known. 2) Measurement of the migration length in water-uranium
systems:
Two methods are employed; a) boron-poisoning; Graphs of the
functions
B2(f) and B2 (In f) are plotted in Fig. 2 and 3, respectively,
where B 2
is the geometric buckling, f the thermal efficiency, and M2 the
square
of migration length. b) The (u235) "enrichment method": Values of
M2 and
k,,0 are expressed from both the one-group and the age equation,
and are
tabulated against V H20/VU- Application of the one-group theory
along with
the enrichment method did not yield values equivalent to those
attained
by method a). a) Measurement of the migration length al.ong with
adjustment of the water columnin the moderator. At every height
of water,
the rate of the change of reactivity 'D ?1,/'), h was measured
(Fig. 4), from
which the relation Ifelk., was derived. rom the criticality
condition
k'0 _ M2B2, values of M2 and k., were computed and tabulated.
Results of
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the different measurements are plotted In Fig- 5- Summing up:
The value
of the.slowing-down length found under 1), T 1-46ey' is 1-2 CM2
leas than
the length of slowing down to thermal energy, 1; 0.025ev* These
results are
inconsistent vith the results of measurement of the migration
length. The
multiplication of epithermal neutrons does not explain this,
because its
influence is small according to the measurements..The
differences are
rather due to the poor slowing-down power of substances present
in the
grid structure. It may be due also to the questionability of
preoiae
determination of M2 from the critioality equation. There are 5
figures,
4 tables, and 5 non-Soviet references; 3 Hungarian, 1 Dutch, and
1 Swiss.
ASSOCIATION: Kdzponti Fizikai Kutat6 Inteket (central Research
Institute
of Physics
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AVTHORs Bata, Lajos
TITLEt Measurement of Reactor Parameters II.
PERIODICALs Energia 6a Atomtechnika, 1961, Vol- 14, No- It PP-
32-39
TEXTt This is the second of a series of articles, the first of
which bore
the subtitle: Measurement of the Slowing-down and of the
Migration Lengths
of Heterogeneous Systems. The present article begins by dealing
with the
measurement of the infinite multiplication factor kao and aims
at pointing
out the difficulties of measurement and of calculation. The
fine-structure
flux distribution measured in the BBPC (V'/RS) (water-oooledt
water-
moderated Soviet reactor) is presented. Under thermal
utilization factor
M the ratio of neutrons absorbed in the fuel elements (or in
the fis-
sionable material of the system) and of the neutrons absorbed
in the
entire reactor is understood. By the integration method, the
average
neutron flux is measured in the desired area with a detector
foil whose
diameter equals that of the uranium rod. The use of detector
foils con-
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taining U235 is expedient because its activity 2:235 Is proportional
to
the thermal neutron flux 1. In the formula deduced for f, the only
quantity to be measured is the ratio of the activities measured in
the
moderator and in the uranium rod respectively (A). By the
differential
methodp the thermal utilization factor is measured with small foils
both
in the moderator and the uranium rod against the distance from the
middle
of the uranium rod. The points measured are superimposed on the
hnalytical
form of flux obtained by the diffusion theorys In the case of
homogeneous
reactors, by measuring the cadmium ratio (CR) at one point, the
thermal
utilization factor is easily obtained from the formula
f - 1_,Z'
a/C(CR). In heterogeneous systems, this method is complicated.
Recently the integration and differential methods have been appliedg
and
the moderator and fuel effective cross-sections are determined by
other
means. The integration method is preferable for low water-uranium
ratios
and where the diameter of the uranium rods is small. The differential
method gives more information on actual flux relations. Summarized
measurement results are graphed without indication whether these are
the
author's experiments.' While the thermal utilization factor can be
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estimated with fair approximation with the aid of the
diffusion theory,
this method is inapplicable to the description of the
fine-structure
flux, and the diffusion equation of first order requires
correction.
Measurements in water-uranium and heavy water-uranium systems
show fair
agreement with calebLIationes The fine-structure flux was
measured in the
SR-1 self regulating) subcritical system composed of fuel
elements of the
BBPC ~VVR5) reactor and are graphed in Fig, 9. There are 9
figures and
4 non-Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONi Scientific worker of Kdzponti Fizikai Kutat6
Intbzet
(Central Research Institute of Physics)
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AUTHORSs Bata, Lajos and Urtes, P6t*r (see Association)
TITLE: Measurement of reactor parameters III
PERIODICAL% Energia he Atomtechnika, v. 14, no. 6, 1961, 274 -
283
TEXTs This is the third of a series of articles (Bata Lajoss
Energia fie
Atomtechnika, v. 13, no. 10 - 11, 490 - 495, 1960; v. 14, no.
1, 32 - 39,
1961) published by the authors. The subject of this paper is
the deter-
mination of critical reactor dimensions by the 1) start-up and
by the 2)
exponential experiment. 1) For the authors, the start-up
experiment was
of greater importance. This consists of the measurement of
multiplication
and is suited for small-size, water-solution enriched
reactors. The
reactor of the Central Physical Research Institute of the type
661PC (VVRS)
supplied by the Soviet Union, is of such water-cooled,
water-moderated,
water-reflected, enriched-fuel type. The authors buijt up a
sub-critical
system and placed a thermal plane source (0d) of 5-10
neutrons/sec
strength in the middle of it to serve as a negative source.
Keeping the
prescribed fuel3moderator ratio, they placed the clusters of
fuel elements
into t e prearranged grid until the critical level was
approached.
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Neutrons of the primary source undergo multiplication, and the
neutron
flux increases at every point. The ratio of the flux produced
by fission
and of that due to the primary source is called local
multiplication. The
reciprocal of this value versus the number of clusters is
graphed, and the
curve becomes zero at number 22-5 t O-5s the system becomes
here critical.
The corresponding mass is 2816,(,m rit