SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BELEVTSEV, Y.M. - BELFERT, I.
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SKURIDIM, Serafim Aleksandrovich [S"jrXdi4, S.O.);
BALEVTSEV. Ya.IH4
[Biolievtsev, IA.M.]. otv.ped.; MILINIK. G.F. [Mellnyk.
H.P.J.
red.izd-va; YURCHISHIN, V.G. CIUrchiehin, V.H .1,
tekhn.rod.
[Detailed stratigraphic scalo of the central series in
the,
Sansagan' area of the Kr4yoy Rog Basin] Detalizataiin
straty-
grafichnoi skherV seredulot.svity Sakeahanalkoho raionu
Yryvobo
rohu. Kyiv, Vyd-vo, Akad.nauk Ukr. RSR 1958. 35 P.
(Akadet3iia
nauk URSR. KlRV.InRtytUt reologlebrqkh nauk. Trudy.
no.2).
A '(MM 13:2)
Kilvoy Rog Basin.-iGeoloa, StriLtigraphic)
MELINM, Y~riy'Petrovich (Mel'nyk, 1U.P.3; BKMTSBV. Ya.14.
[Blelievtsev.
0- .(Malrn-v ~.x '
IA.14.] otv.red.; IOLINIK, LFO
ROZENTSVEYF,, Te.N. [Rozentsveig, M.N. 5, 't e~hrel.
[Changes in rocks during the formation of iron ores In the
central
part of the Saksagan area in the Krivoy Rog Ba;in3 Zminy
porid pry
utvorenni zalizi7kh rud v sarednii chastyni Saksabans'koi
smuby
Kryvorizlkoho baaeinu' Kyiv, Izd-vo akad. nauk URSR. 1958.
74 p.
(Akaderiiia nauk URSR, Instytut geologichrqkh nauk. Trucbr,
n0.3).
(UM 12:7)
1,Chlon-korrespondent AN USSR (for Belevtsev).
(Saksagan' Valley-Rocks)
BMMVTSUV. Ya.H.;SKURIDIN, S.A.
......
Industry should be provided with thoroughly explored
deposits
Lwith summary in Engliahj. Sov. gool. no. 5;110-116 my
138.
(KIRA 11:10)
1. Institut geologichaskikh nauk AN USSR*
(Prospecting)
I.
BRI.NVTSHV, Ya.M. (Bielievtoev, U.M.]
Genetic types of pro-Cambrian uranium ore deposits and
manifes-
tations* Geolzhur. 18 no 4:3-10 158* (HIU 12: 1)
(Urani;; ores)
JELM$ZVO Ta,#Nq [Bielievtoovp IA*Mtl
Correlation of Pro-Cambrian iron ore *series of the U.S.S.R. and of
the Chineue Peoplels Republiae Geol. zhur. 20 no. 1:56-67 160~
(KM 1415)
(Tron ores)
BEUVTSEV, Ya.NjZelievtsevj IA.M.]; YEPATKOp YU.N.
[IEpatko, TU.M.1;
G.N, [Petukhovat H.M.]
Solubility of quartz and hematite in waters of varicrus
-.omposit-
ion. Geol. zhur. 20 nb. 5:51-56 160. (MIU 14:1)
(Quartz) (Hematite)
I
BEU evich; Ptinimal uchastiye OMMMICHWO, A.I,,,
SENKO.V IQS.y dokto-r-fool.-mineral.nauks, otvred.;
ZAVMYUKINA,
V.W.p redizd~va- RAKHLINA, N,,P.,o tekbured.
[Str;,.ctural conditions in the formation of ore
depositiel Strak-
tur* usloviia obrasovaniia rudmfth mestorozbdenii. Kiev.
Izd-vo
Akad rauk Ukrainskoi SSR# 19619 232 p. (Akademiia nauk
UMk Kiev.
IM;tut geologiobnykh nauk. Trudvv noe7). (HIPJ. 3.5S2)
(Ore depositis)
BELMSEV, Ta,N. [Rieliavtoev,, IA.M-Ij RCDIONOVS S.P. [deceased)
. *~ ; .1,T,,- '71iMp In the development of geology# Gool.shuro 21
wJiI449
- -"'# ~,
'i 161. (KU 14:10)
i~. 1e Iustitmt geologicheokikb usuk AN USSR,
(Geology)
BELEVTSEV,-Ya.N.
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no.8:
3-20 Ag 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Institut geologicheskikh nauk AN USSR, Kiyev.
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I
I
I
I -
I
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BELUTSEVP Ta.y. (Bielievtoevi, IA.M* ; MELININ, Yu.p~;
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BELErVTS
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2. Akademiya nauk Ukr.SSR (;or Semenenko Subbotiz),
(Carpathian Mountains--Geologyi
(Balkan MbuntaixB-Geology)
_RETEVTSEV,__Ya_X_; FOMENKO, V.Yu.; NOTkWV, V.D.;
MOLYAVKOG.L;MEL1NIK,
Yu. P. ; S IROSHTAN,: R. I. ;/ DOVGAN I , M. N. ;
CHERNOVSKIY, M. I.
SHCHERBAKOVA, K.F.; ZAPORUYKOp L.G.;.GOROSHNIKOVp B.I.;
AKIMENKOV N.M.; SEMEFf%MVA, Ye.l.;.KUCEER, V.N.; TAKHTU V,
G.V.; KALYAYEV, G.I.; ZkRUU, V.M.; NAZAROV, P.P.; MAKSIMVICH,
V.L.; STRUYF.Vk, G.M.; KARSHENBAUM, A.P.j SKARZHINSKAYA,
T.A.;
CAREDNICUMO, A.I.; GERSHOYG, Yu.G.; FITADE, A.A.;.
RADUTSKAYA,
P.D.; ZHILKINSKIY,~S.L; KAZAK, V.M.; KACHAN, V.G.; STRYGIN,
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(Geology of Krivoy Rog iron-ore-deposits]Geologiia
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BLELVTSW Ya. N. - ZAGORUY.KO.. L.G.; KALYAYEV~ G.I.; MOLYAVKO,
G.I.; SXURIDIMyS.L
I.;;, Fmytmun, s. ye.; FOMF.NYO, V. Yu.
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1, Institut geologicheskikh nauk AN Ukrainakoy SSRo
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IZLEVTSEV,, U.N. [Pielievtoev., Ik.,M.]; MSS~ 14K.
[Prue., A.K.]
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zhur. 22 no.5:3-18 t62. (KM 15:12)
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_,N otv. red.
KRASHERI)WIKOVA* Oll ga Vladimirovna;,BELEXTSEY,-Lq
_.
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- red.
; -.-, I-VI
(Lithogenesis of Riphean sediments in th
southwestern part
oft he Russian Platform) Litogenez rifeiskikh
otlozhenii
iugo-zapada Rusakoi platformy. Kiev, Izd-vo Akad
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1. Chlen-korrespondent AN7Ukir,,S-~R (for
Belevtsev).
(Russian Katform-Geology, Stratigraphic)
BELEVTSEV, YA,Nj; FOMENKO~ V.YU.; NOTAROV9 V.D.; MOLYAVKO,
aj.;
MELINI-K, YU.P.; SIROSHTAN, R.I.; DOVGAN't M.N.;
CHERNOVSKIY,
M.I.; SHCHERBAKOVA, K.F.; ZAGORUYKO, L.G.; GOROSHNIKOV,
B.I.;
AKIMENKO, N.M.; SEMERGEYEVA., Ye.A.; KUCHER, V.N.;
TAKHTUYEV, G.V.;
KALYAYEV, G.I.; ZARUBA* V.M.; NAZAROV, P.P.; MAKSIM3VICH,
V.L.;
STRUYZVA,, G.M.; KARSHENBAUM, A.P.; SKARZHINSKAYA, T.A.;
CHSREDHIGIMO~ A.I.; GERSHOIG, Tu.G,; FITADE, A.A.;
RADUTSKAYAq
P.D.; ZHILK.TN4KIY, S.I.; KAZO, V.M.; KACHANt V.G.;
POLOVKON.I.,
red.; LADLUVA, V.D., red.; ZHUKOV, G.V., red.; YEPATKO,
Yu.M.p
red.; SLFNZAX,O.I., red. izd-va; KULICHENKO, V.G., red.;
RAKHLINA, N.P.,- tekhn. red.; MATVEYCHUK, A.A., tekhn. red.
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rozhskikh zhelezorudnykh m"torozhdenii. Kiev, Izd-vo Akad.
nauk
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Geologicheskoe stroeale i zheleznyo rudy mestorozhdwdi
rudnikov
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p.-Vol.2.[Ge-
ology and iron ores of the Dzerzhinskiy, Kirov,
Liebknecht, October
Revolution., "Bol'shavik, " Frunze, 22d Partslezd, Red
Guard, and
Lenin deposits]Geologicheskoe stroenie i zheleznye rudy
mestorozhdonii
im. Derzhinskogo, im.Kirova, im.K.Linkenkhta, im.XX
parts"ezda, im.
Krasnoi Gvardii i im.Lenina. 1962. 564 P. (MIRA 16:5)
(Krivoy Rog Basin-Iron ores)
SEMENENKO, N.P., akademik, otv, red.; TKAGHUK, L.G., doktor
geol.-
miner. nauk, zam. otv. red.; SUBBOTIN, S.I., akademik, red.
LAZARENKO, Ye.K., red.; BELEVTSEV. Ya,�... red.; POPOV, V.S.,
red.; SOLU)GUB, V.B., kRna. geol9--ffilffer, nauk, red.;
MELINIK, Ai#., red.; ZAVIRYUKHINA, V.N., red.; DAKHNO, Yu.B.,
tekh-n. red.
(Materials of the Fifth Congress of the Carpatho-Balkan
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Bucharest, 1961. 2. Akademiya nauk Ukr.SSR (for Semenenko,
Subbotin). 3. Chleny-korrespondenty AN Ukr.SSR (for Lazarenko,
Belevtsev, Popov)t
(Carpathi~i Mounfins-Geology)
(Balkan MountaiAa-Geology)
POVAPMMM, A.S.., doktor &*I.-miner. nauk, prof., otv. red.;
AGAFONOVA., T.W., kand. geol.-miner. nauk) dots.., red.;
BELEVTSEV, Ya.N., prof., red.; GAVRUSEVICII, B.A., kand.
dots*) red.; GLADKIY, V.N., inzh.,
red.; IVANTISHIN, M.N., doktor geol.-n-iner. nauk, red.;
PLCONOV2 A.N., inzh., red.; KHATUNTSEVA, A.Ya., kand.
geol.-mi-ner. nauk, red.; ZAVIMUKHWL,-V.N., red.izd-va;
TURBANOVA, I.A., tekhn. red.
(Theoreticel and genetic pr9blems of mineralo&- and geo-
chemistry) Teoreticheakig-4 Igeneticheskie voprosy minera-
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1. Akademiya n>,&"~tRSIR5 Kiev. Ukrainskoye otdeleniye Vse-
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Orre spor ';At Alt Ukr..',SR (for Belevtsev)
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BELWSff.,.-.jAj(*,; BEYGULIENKO, I.L.; BETIN, D.I.; BORISENM,
V.G.;
GUBMAI N.N.; DZMZALOV, A.T.; ZHILKINSLU, & I., prof.;
ZATATA,, L.F.; XAZAKj V.M.; MMUTINI Ye.I.; MUROMTSEVA, Z.G.;
NATAROV2 V.D., doktor geol.-miner. nauk: PANASENKO, V.N.;
PITADE, A.A.; RADUTSWA, P.D.; SLEKTOR j, S.M.; SMIRNOV, D.I.:
TOKHTUYEV, G.V., kand. geol.-min. nauk; FOMENKO, V.7u.;
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(Krivoy Rog Basin-Engineering geology)
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ologo-
min. nauk, prof., glav. red.; AGAMNOVA, T.Ne, Ly. geol-
min. nauk, dots.p red.; BELEVTSEV, Y4.N.0 prof.,, red.;
GAVRUSEVICHI B.A., kand. geole-mf~.nauk, dots., red.;
GLADKIY, B.N.,.inzh.j red.; IVANTISHIN, M.N.j, doktor geol.-
miner. nauk, red.; KHATUNTSEVAP A.Ya., kand. geol.-miner.
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1, Institut geologichaskikh nauk AN 1UkrSSFt
(Dnieper Vaney-Ore ~~posita)
BELEVTSEV, Ya.N.1 SKURIDIN, S.A.; USENKO.. I.S.
Concerning A.V. Sidorenko and 0.1. Lunevoils book
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Ja 164. (MIRA 17:5)
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. I --
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BULKIN, DOVGAN', M.N.; ZAGORUYKO,
L.G.; KAZAKOV, L.R.; KALYAYEV, G.I.; KARASIK, M.A.; KACHAN,
V.G.; KISELEV, A.S.; LAGUTRI, P.K.,- LAZAIUKNKO, Ye.K.;
LAZARENKO, E.A.; LAPITSKIY, E.M.; LAPCHIK, F.Ye.; LASIKOV,
V.A.; LEVENSHTEYN, M.L.; MALAK11OVSKIY, V.F.; MITKEYEV, M.V.;
PRUSS, A.K.; SKARZHINISKIY, V.I.; SKURIDIN'S.A.; SOLOWYEV,
F.I.; STRYGIh-, A.I.; SUSHCHUK, Ye.G.; IEPLITSKAYA, 1.'.V.;
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TANATAR, Iosif Isaskovioh# prof,; BEUVTBEY, TA.N.,
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A
vich; MELINIK, Turi.*'Petrovich; SMTGIN, Aleksey Illich.
Prinimali
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SHCHKR-
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2 no.11:110-123 N 159. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Institut geologicheskikh nauk AN USSR.
(Krivoy Rog Baoin-Oxidation)
-BEIZVTSEVY ra.eo
Study off the Krivoy Rog geology dpring the 1+0 years of
Soviet ra2e*
Sbor. natch. trudo NIGRI no.2:~-Ip 15,9. (KM 14:1)
1. Chlen#orrespondent AN USSR.
(Krivoy Rog Basin-Geology)
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(Ukraine--Ore depoeits)
SEMENENKO, N.P., akademik, otv. red.; TKACHUK, L.G.,
doktor geol.-
miner. nauk, zam. otv. red.; VYALOV, O.S., red.; FORFIRIYM
V.B.,, red.; ~%JBBOTIN, S.I., red.; IAZARENKO, Ye.K., red.;
BELEVTS,EV,j~,~,,, red.; POPOV, V.S.2 red.; SOLLOGUB, V.B.p
a7o-kTc~r j l.-miner. nauk, red.; CHEKHOVICH, N.Ya., red.;
BYCHKOVA, R.I., red.
(Materials of the Sixth.Congress of the Carpatho-Balkan
Geological Association; reports of the Soviet geologists]
Vaterialy VI's"ezda Karpato-Balkanskoi geologicheskoi as-
sotsiatsii; doklady sovetskikh geologov. Kiev, Naukova
dumka, 1965. 461P. (MIRA 18:10)
1. Karpato-Balkanskaya geologicheskaya assotsiatsiya.
6.snyezd.
2. AN Ukr.SSR (for Semenenko). 3. Chlen-korrespondent AN
Ukr.SSR
(for Lazarenko, Belevtsev, Popov).
BELEVTSEVA, 0. V.,
"The Forestry Conditions and Forest Cultivation on
the Naryn Sands."
Cand Agr Sci, Saratov Agricultural Inst, Saratov,
1953. .
(RZhBiol, No 2, Sep 54) -
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations
Defended at USSR
Higher Educational Institutions (10)
So: Sum. No. h81, 5 May 55
KUPSHKINO A.M.; BELEVTSEVA, V.S.
Condensation and dehydration of residue from the
clarification of
neutralized sewage. Ochis. stoch. vod. no.3:64-71 162.
(MIRA 160)
(Sewage sludge)
BX=SOT.. 0,A*; MUSAVTSUO N,I*; MISIICMMKO, N.M*;
SOLDATKO, A.I.;
MMCR, L.D.;, Prinizali uohastlysi FROLOV,, S,Ya.;
SMTOPALOV# I&I#; MRMOVAf Z.A.; STOIBUNSKIY,, L.Z.;
USOV9 V.W.; GLOM,# I.L.; VMXOVA:p A.Ya.; ALDOKHINA, V.P.;
VOLOBM, TU.T.; SMMOV.. 1.S.; 7-AMMHETS,, N.P.;
SUMHNIKOV# V'oP*; GWRAROVA, M.Ya.
vestigation, of blast furnace smelting using natural gao.
ull -22 no.6-.483-486 Je 162. (MIRA 16:7)
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(Blast furnaces-Iquipment, and supplies)
MISHCHENKO, N.M.; 5Ej9-Vj$QV G.A.1, OTMISTROVSKIY, B.M.;
IVANENKO, A.Ya.;
,_ jt
KONOVALOV, S.I.; MYTSENKO, D.I.; ANDREYEV, A.A.; GAYDUKOV,
V.S.
Complex automation of blast furnace air preheaters. Stall
23
no.6.-497-499 A 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Yenakiyevskiy metallurgicheskiy zavod.
SOV/124-57-8-9675
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 8, p
130 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Beley, G. A.
TITLE: The Bending-- torsion Vibrations of Blades
(Izgibno-krutillnyye kolebaniya
lopatok)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Stud. nauch. o-va. Khar1kovsk. politekhn. in-t,
1956, Vol 1,
Nr 1, pp 7-15
ABSTRACT: The author analyzes the combined natural periodic
torsional and
bending vibrations in the plane of least stiffness of a blade
rigidly re-
strained along the edge. The amplitude of the deflection and the
angle
of rotation about the center of flexure is expressed in the form
of power
series. The paper submits a numerical example of the calculation
of
the first two parts of the blade; the frequency of the
vibrations, as
Usual, turned out to be lower than the frequency of the
pure-bending
vibrations of the blade.
E. 1. Grigolyuk
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Design of clamping draw-in chucks for automatic lathes.
Stan.j instr. 32
no-3-w25-27 Mr 161. (Ch.ucks) (MM 340)
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BICT T, S., inzh,
Using.fatty pork in the manufacture of sausages. Mlas.
ind. SSSR
28 no.6:-18-19 157. Wu na)
1. Kharlkovskiy sovnarkhow.
(Sausages)
BELEY , S.
F,fforts for greater profit in the sausage industry.
Mias.
ind. SSSR 31 no.409-43 260*' . (MIM .14:7)
1. Karlkovskiy sovnarkhoz.
(sausages)
.(Meat industry)
EXCERPTA ISDICA Sec 16 Vol 7/12 Cancer Dee 59-
*5"x. Ovarian graoulosa cell turnouri (Russiz~ text)
BFLFZKAN-A L. M.
Mcd. Inst., Nloscow Nfir. Onkol. 1959, 5/9
(.;()5-3(XJ)
During the period Iq46-1957, Of -~ total of 70
ovarian tumours, if) granulosa cell
6) were seen. Acyclic I)Iccdi. g in the climacteric
period or during
tIlmollrS (1-30
tile menopause wws the inain symptom. lie tumour was
bilatcral in i casc.
E.X irpa on or uterus and adnexa was, pcrfoi ned in 5
cases; removal of tile affected
ovary and its tube in i; removal of both at ltcxa in
3; in i case oil[)- exploratory
laparotomy could be carried out. One wc man died 8
days after the operation,
and another after 8 months. The remainin; 8 women are
WC11, 2 having survived
for ~j yr., i for 4 yr., i ror () yr., and j lot to
yr. Taking into consideration the
benign charactcr of most granulosa cell tum( urs the
author regards as tile treatment
of choice the removal of tile tumour only, lea ling t
e uterus, tubes and contralateral
ovary intact.
BE4EZNAY, Ferene; HARGITTAY, Csaba
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Resultate of the thermonuclear research. 1. (To be
contd).
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TITLE:
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Beleznay, Ferenc; Hargittay, Gyula
Results of thermonuclear research. III
Fizikai Szemle, no. 6, 1961, 251-256
TEXT: In this part of the paper, the authors describe methods
of measuring
the excitation temperature of plasma and various possib1litier
of heating the
plasma to the desired temperature in power reactors. Saha
deduced a relatim
of the thermodynamical equilibrium of the plasmal Fowler
further investigated
this state of equilibrium by methods of quantum statistics.
Conclusion:
In rather a long time, a state of equilibrium develops in the
plasma to which
a definite temperature and degree of ionization may be
assigned. Thi ing,
Teller, Simonyi, and Schmidt demonstrated that at a
temperature of 10&~
the plasma is not black radiatingi therefore, pyrometric
measurement is
excluded. The electron temperature is determined from the
continuous
spectrum of recombination radiation. Measurement of the
excitation tempera-
ture: (a) spectroscopic methods: From publications
Abstracter's note:
References will be listed only at the end of the pape3~j a
formula is
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presented by Which the excitation temperature can be determined
from a
measurement of the relative intensity of radiation occurring in
the case of
transition of ions (following approximately Maxwellian
distribution) from
the m-th and n-th levels to a common r-th level. Another
spectroscopic
method is that based on the Doppler broadening, which is
expedient in the
case where thermodynamical equilibrium has developed between
the ions
building up the bulk of the plasma and the ions of impurity
elements. (b)
Acoustical method: The temperature is calculated from the known
formula
expressing the relation between the velocity of sound
propagation in gases,
their temperature and molecular weight. For this pupose, a
sound wave of
known frequency is*generated in the plasma in the direction of
the magnetic
field, and its wavelength is determined. Another acoustical
method is that
by measuring the velocity of the shock wave. Methods of heating
the plasma:
Joule or ohmic heating - Ohm's law holds for the relation
electric current-
field strength when the directions of the electric and of the
confining
magnetic fields coincide. According to Carvath's calculations,
energy is
imparted to ions through electron-ion collision. Berger, Berns
tein,
Friemangand Kulsrud found that in hydrogen plasma a temperature
of 1060K
could be attained in the optimum case. Above a certain current
strength (the
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so-called Kruskal limit), "kink" instabilities will occur. Magnetic
pump:
Here, the electric field is induced by variation of the magnetic field
normal to the former. According to the relations of characteristic
times,
there are three variants of this method: (a) Collisional heating. Like
in ohmic heating, the rate of heating drops with increasing
temperature.
(b) Acoustic heating. By this method, in principle, arbitrary
temperatures
can be reached. (c) Transit-time heating (not treated in detail in
this
paper). (-d) Ion-cyclotron resonance heating. Herep the frequency of
the
heating field is identical with or very close to the cyclotron
frequency of
ions moving spirally under the influence of variation of the axial
magnetic
field. A space charge develops, the field of which tends to reduce the
heating effect. To eliminate this, Stix suggests to arrange, in two
adjacent zonesp fields with a phase lag of 1800 to each other.
Conclusion:
Experience will show which of the magnetic pumping methods will prove
most expedient. There are 2 figures.
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AUTHORS: Beleznay, Ferenc; Hargittai, Csaba
TITLE; Results of thermonuclear research IV.
PERIODICALs Fizikai'Szemle, no. 9, 1961, 281 - 285
TEXTs Shook waves: The first chapter concludes a series of
articles on
the methods of plasma heating. As against the methods
previously dealt
with, the application of shook waves can make use not only of
electro-
magnetic but also of chemical or nuclear energy. The
propagation of shook
waves is usually described in the literature on plasma physics
with the
aid of the universal laws of conservation. The authors write
down the
basic equations expressing relations between the density,
pressure, and
velocity of flow of the plasma, the strength of its magnetip
field, and
the compressibility factor X from an article of Professor J"os
Szab6 to
be published in the Magyar Fizikai Foly6irat. Therefrom, they
draw the
thermodynamical conclusion that the shook wave must be a
compression wave
(Zemplen's theorem). With a proper choice of the density ratio
S+/g_ near
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the value of X +1/)(- 1, the temperature jump can be made, in
principle,
arbitrarily high. Final conclusiont The heating effect of shock
waves
is evidently the consequence of ths considerable increase of
entropy
during the passage through the wave front when the energy of the
well-
ordered motion of the plasma turns into the energy of the
not-ordered
motion of its particles. For details of the mechanism of this
transformation, the authors refer to Refs. 16, 17 (see below). They
describe shock-wave experiments according to H. Jordan's "Shock
Wave
Experiments". The arrangement of the double chamber of the
gas-dynamical
tests was:
Capacitor - electrodes - first chamber - diaphragm - second chamber
(R2 + 20 2) (low-pressure gas)
The oxyhydrogen gas mixture was detonated by the discharge of the
Capacitor
across the electrodes, Disrupting the diaphragm, the explosion
penetrated into the second (expansion) chamber from which a
temperature
duizpof -tip to 20,0000K resulted. Magnetodynamical shock-wave
experimentst
Arrangement of the double-T tube:
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Fre-a-tr-od~e lelectrode
Capacitor Tube I ~coils prodUoing an WTI Tube II lCapacitor
I ~electrodej mapelig field lelectrode II
The magnetic field, normal to the tubes, accelerates the
plasma particles
toward the center of the tubes. By quick discharges across the
electrodes,
great current shoc),s, an with a magnetic field of 100 kG
(kilogauss)
temperatures of 105 - 1V OK were produced. Annular shook tube
(MAST),
Patrick's experiment (Ref. 19 see below). Data on 28
experimental reactors
in operation, among them the Alpha toroidal pinch at
Leningrad, the Moscow
toroidal and linear pinch and the OGRA magnetic mirror in the
Soviet Uniong
are listed in a Table. Data for a reactor are calculated as
followst
tube diameter about 40 cm, 40 kG, 10151on/CM3 plasma density,
10- 1see
collecting time, 108 OK ion temperature. Soviet nuclear fusion
experiments started in 1950 under the leadership of Nobel
Prize winner
Tamm. In 1952, Soviet physicist Artkhimovich made
Dinch-discharge
investigations; in 1955, Kurchatov delivered - lecture at
Harwell on Soviet
thermonuclear research. Professor Anos Szab6, Department of
Theoretical
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Physics, 26tvbs LoAnd UiLiversity, is thanked for advice and
editing of
this paper. There are 5 figures, 1 table, and 26 referencess 9
Soviet-blcc
and 17 non-Soviet-bloc. The 5 most important references to
English-
language publications read as follows: (16) J. H. Adlam, J. E.
Allen:
- 448 ('195T)-
Phil. Mag. 3 (17) Fishman, Kantrowitz, Petscheks Rev. Mod
Phys. 32. 959 (1960). (19) Landshoffs Magnet'ohydrodynamics.
Standfort:
Univ. Press (1957).
ASSOCIATION: Ebtvds Lorand Tudomanyegyetem (Ebtvds Lorand
University of
Sciences)
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mmkatarg
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2~ 0 1590M
1. Szervesvejyipari es Muanyagipari Kutato Intezet.
BMXZUYI Geza
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HU42
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Dissertations &PProved bby the Higher Attestation Comdasion in
Jam8rY Rhd FGbruarY Of 1961. Terap, arkh. no.6tU7_121 161
ALEKSEYEV
I N. 'Kand I , A. 0. ; MMWWWjrv R. K.;
"A Study of the Initial Manifestations of Coronary Insufficiency
on the Basis of
Polyclinical, records".
Voyenno Meditsinskiy Zhurnal, No. 4, 1962
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 362
Turkmen S.S.R. Statisticheakoye upravientye
Narodnoye khozyaystvo, Turkmenskoy SSR; statisticheskiy sbornik
(National Economy of the Turkmen S.S.R.; Statistical Tables)
Ashkhabad., Goostatizdat, 1957, 171 P. 5,000 copies printed.
ReSP. Ed.: Charyyev, A.; Tech. Ed.: Strelltsov, E. M.
PURPOSE: This book contains a series of statistical tables,, and
it
is intended to provide statistical data on the growth of
the national economy of the Turkmen S.S.R.
COVERAGE: The tables which are included in this book give basic
indexes
on the development of the national economy of the Turkmen
S.S.R. for various years during the period between 1913 and
1956, using 1913, 1928 and 1940 as a basis of comparison.
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National Economy (cont.) 362
Some of the data are tabulated by oblast. Data for 1956 are not yet
complete. A few indexes indicate industrial targets for 1960 az di-
rected by the 20th Congress of the CPSU. Data on some branches of
the national economy Lre not included because the Statistical
Depart-
ment of the Turkmen S.S.R..intends to issue separate reports with
more detailed information on these branches of the national
economy.
The following personalities took part in the preparation of various
sections of this book,, agriculture: Lykos, B" A. (deceased),
Ivant-
sov, V.I., Grigorlyeva, S.I., and Bel!_fgX., -.; industry,
transport
and communications: Y6zhova
,, M.Ye. '.Kuznetsov, N.D.-, and Man' -a, K.V.;
capital construction;.Donskova, N.I:~; employment: Timofeyev,
B.G.-,
Panhlov, V.V.I"- commodity trade: Mellk=ova.. A.1.-, Alferova..
A.V*"P
culture, population, and public health: Roalyakov, A.A.-,, Alls-na-
zarov, P.~, Gasanova, Kh.A.*-' editor of this volume: Charyyev, A.;
P
General Editor: Safarmamedov. A.
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National Economy (cont.) 362
TABLE OF
CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
Summary Section
.Population 7
Population of various cities,, as of 1 January 1956 8
Number of-administrative-area units,, as of 1 January
195T 8
Districts (rayons) and district centers, as of 9
1 January 1557
c ard 3A 6
Basic indexes of natiDnal economic development,
1913-1956
Basic'indexes of national economic developments
1940-1956
Basic indexes of national economic development.,
1950-1956
Number of Industrial enterprises in 1955
Grouping of industries.. according to
aftinistrative
subordination of enterprises
Hational'Boonomy (cont.)
Growth of the physical volume of gross
production.,
1913-1955
Growth of the physical volume of gross
production,,
1928-1955
National Economy (cont.)
362
Growth of the physical volume of gross production.,
1940-1955 19
Growth of-the physical volume of gross-production,,
1950-1955 20
Planned growth of major types of production for 1960
according to directives of the 20th Congress of the 6PSU
20
Growth of the Physical volume of gross production by
oblast, 1950-1956 21
Growth of the physical volume of gross production in
each industry, 1950-1956 22
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National Boonomy (cont.)
362
Peroentage of industrial workers in individual branches
of industry 23
Average annual number of workers and employees in
industrY. 1950-1955 24
Increases in the productivity of labor for workers
in state and cooperative industries 25
Productivity of labor expressed in physical units 25
Industrial production in physical volume 26
Faeotrio power production 2T
Petroleum production 2T
Petroleum industries,, technical and economic indexes 28
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National Economy (oont.) 362
Building brick production 28
Brick produo6ion, technical and economic indexes of
the Main Administration of Building-materials Industries 29
Raw cotton production 29
Productivity of cotton-gins in the ootton-aleaning
industries of the Ministry of Light Industries 30
Cotton fabric production 30
Productivity of spinning and weaving equipment in the
cotton industries of the Ministry of Light Industries 31
Raw silk production 31
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National Economy (cont.) 362
Productivity of silk-winding equipment in the silk
industries of the Ministry of Light Industries 32
Rug production 32
Production of leather shoes 33
Fish catch 33
Vegetable oil production 34
Ashkhabad City,, production In physical volume of the
most important industries 34
Ashkhabadskaya Oblast'., production in physical volume
of the most Important industries 35
Maryy5kaya, Oblast'., production in physical volume of
the most Important industries 35
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National Economy (cont.) 362
Tashanzakaya. Oblase, production in physical volume of
the most important industries 36
Chardzhuyskaya, Oblast'., production in physical volume
of the most important industries 36
Percentage distribution of different kinds of basic
investments'in state industry, ' 37
Percentage distribution of basic investments,, by branches
of industry 38
Percentage distribution of production costs in 1955 39
Change in the cost of comparable commodity production
in industries administered by USSR and Turkmen SSR
ministries 39
Electric power balance 40
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National Economy (cont.) 362
Agriculture
Collectivization of agriculture 43
Number of sovkhozes,, kolkhozes, and machine tractor
stations 43
Raw cotton production and basic animal products 44
Production of basic agricultural products for 1960,
according to directives of the 20th Congress of the
CPSU 44
Raw cotton, state procurement in all branches of the
cotton industry 45
Livestock,, state procurement 46
Dairy products, state procurement 47
Wool., state procurement 48
Caracul, state procurement 49
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National Economy (cont.)
362
Caracul., state procurement in kolkhozes 49
Silk cocoons, state procurement 50
Total land'area and distribution of agricultural land
according to types of land~iwers, as of 1 November 1955 51
Distribution of agricultural lidds according to types
of land users, as of 1 November 1955 52
Irrigated areas, as of 1 September 1955 53
Sown area 54
Areas sown to all agricultural erops;'by type of fam 56
Sown area.,by oblast 58.
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National Boonomy (cont.)
ldvestook, according to type
Cattle per oblast
Dairy cattle per oblast
Sheep and goats per oblast
Caraoul sheep per oblast
Pigs per oblast
Horses per oblast
362
Camels per oblast
Number of kolkhozes (sellkhozarteli) and attac~a
farmsteads
Distribution of koMozes by number of farmsteads
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60
61
63
65
67
69
71
7~
74
74
National Economy (cont.)
362
Distribution of kolkhozes by size of sown areaj, 1955 P
Basic indexes of kolkhoz economic activities 75
Number of sovkhozes at the end of 1956 77
Number of sovkhozes.by oblast 77
Sovkhozes, basic indexes 78
Basic indexes of sovkhoz agricultural production 79
Number of MTS and MZhS by oblast T9
Basic operational indexes of machine-tractor stations 8o
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National Economy (oont-,,)
362
Number of tractor and combine operators and drivers
in MTS 81
Distribution of MTS by number of kolkhozes serviced 81
Distribution of MTS and MMS, according to the capacity
of their traotor fleets 81
Mechanization of basic agricultural operations in
kolkhozes 82
Number of tractors and trucks used in agriculture 83
Electrification of agricultural economies 84
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National Economy (cont.) 362
Transport and Communications
Transportation coverage 95
The shipment of goods by railroad and river
transportation 95
Ashkhabad Railroad Lines basic indexes 96
Public motor carriers of the Ministry of Automotive 96
Transportation and Highways
Automotive transportation of the national eoonomy.,
basic indexes 9T
Communications 9T
Number of Enployed Persons, Availability of Specialists,
and Training of Skilled Workers
Distribution of persons employed in different branches
of the national economy 101
Distribution of persons employed in each oblast in
September 1955 and 1956 102
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National Economy (cont.)
Capital Construction
362
Volume of capital investments in the national economy.,
as of 1 July 1955 87
Housing, state construction 88
Housing, private and state-credited construction in
cities, and houses built by colleative.famers and by
the rural intelligentsia 89
Construction of elementary, seven-year, and secondary
schools go
Hospitals, polyclinics, kindergartens, and nurseries
put into ser-trice, according to state construction plans 91
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National Economy (cont.) 362
Ratio of women among workers and employees, by branches
of the national economy 102
Number of Turkmen workers and employees 103
Number of spec W ists with higher and secondary education
employed in the national economy, (not including military
personnel) 104
Number of specialists with higher education employed
in the national noonomy,, by specialty groups (not
including military personnel) 104
Number of specialists with secondary education employed
in the national economy,, bT specialty groups (not in-
cluding military personnel) 105
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National Economy (cont.) 362
Training (graduation) in labor reserve schools of Young
workers for industry# construction., and transport 105
Training (graduation) of mechanization personnel for 06
agriculture 1
Training and increasing the skill of workers and other
personnel engaged in common trades 106
Commodity trade
Retail trade,, Including public nutrition., in physical
volume log
Retail trade, Including public nutrition, in physical
volume., by oblast log
State.and cooperative retail trade, including public
nutrition 110
Retail trade, including public nutrition.. by oblast 112
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National Economy (cont.)
362
Displacement of private trade from retail trade 11.4.
Retail trade of consumer cooperatives 115
Yearly growth in sales of most important consumer goods,
1950-1955 116
Distribution of retail trade, including public
nutrition 117
Percentage distribution of retail trade, including
public nutrition 118
Supplies of goods in retail trade 119
Supplies of goods in daily retail trade 120
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National Economy (cont.) 362
Network of enterprises for retail trade and public
nutrition 121
Network of retall-trade enterprises,, by oblast 122
Network of public-nutrition enterprises., by oblast 122
Specialized retail enterprises, by basic branches of
State trade 123
Network of consumer cooperatives
Number of trade workers
125
125
Kolkhoz markets, indexes of sales in physical volume 126
Kolkhoz markets, indexes of prices
126
Sale of basic agricultural products in kolkhoz markets
located in five cities: Ashkhabad, Krasnovodsk, Mary,
Tashauz, and Chardshou 127
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National Economy (coat.)
362
S&lqs of basic agricultural products In kolkhoz markets
In the city of Ashkhabad 128
Culture
Number of students in general education schools,, special
secondary schools, and higher educattOnalinstitutions 131
Number of sohoolso studentsO and teachers 131
General eduoation sohools,, not inoluding young workers,
rural youth, and adult education schools 132
General education schools in ci ies and towns, not
including schools for young worlers and rural youth.,
and adult education schools 133
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National Economy (Oontq) 362
General education Schools in rural 00munitiess not
inaluding i3ehools for young workers and rural youths
and adult education schools 134
Distribution of students by grades in general
education schools 135
Schools for young workers and rural youth, and adult
education schools (including correspondence schools).,
and number of students 136
Enrollement of students in the letv 5th., and 8th grades
of general education' schools of the Ministry of Bduca-
tion 137
Graduation of 7th and 10th graders from general
edUcation sohools of the Ninistry of Education 138
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National Economy (cont.) S'C#%
JrV4
General education schools of all types)by oblast 139
H14sher educational Institutions and special secondary
schools 140
Enrollment and graduation of students in'higher
eduoati"institutions and in special secondary schools,,
not inoluding correspondence students 141
Scientific Institutions 141
Number of scientific workers 142
Libraries 143
Clubs 144
'Theaters, museums, and motion-pictures installations
(of all -4histries) 145
Publications 146
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National Beonomy (contO
362
Number and eiroulation of books published, 1924-1955
Publio Health
Number of medical personnel in each oblast, not including
military personnel
Hospitals and hospital beds, not Inoluding mili-
tary hospitals
Obstetrie and pediatrio institutions
Undergartens
.Permanent ohildren's nurseries in each oblast
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147
151
151
152
152
153
National Economy (Oont.) 362
Sanatoria, rest homes, and number of
available beds
153
Basic Indexes of the Development of the USSR;
Axeas and
Population of other Countries
Population in the USSR:
total., urban# and rural
15T
Class composition of the
USSR-population., percentage
distribution
15T
Number and types of
administrative-area Y-Its in the
USSR.. by early 1956
158
Basic
indexes of,the development of the USSR national
economy,
1913-1956, as compared to 1913
160
Basic indexes of the
development of the USSR national
economy, 1940-1956, as compared
to 1940
161
Basic indexes of the development of the USSR national
162
'economy., 1950-1956, as compared to 1950
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National Economy (oont.) 362
Areas and population of the world., by continents 163
Areas and population of the union republics and
of foreign countries 164
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DUBOVYYP S.Z., kand. veterin. nauk; BELIFER, I.M.;
KUCHERUKp N.Kh.
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S/262/62/000/002/006/017
1008/1208
AUTHOR: Befferman, M. U.
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TITLE: On residual stresses in aluminum pistons
PERIODICAL: Refcrativnyy zhurnal, otdcl'nyy vypusk. 4Z
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alloy pistons of the CMA-7 (SM D-7) engine were
investigated. In order to decrease the concentration of the
residual and working stresses in the joints between
the piston-pin boss and the head thin ribs, (5--6 mm) should
be avoided. In cast pistons it is recommended to
remove the thin ribs, and to ensure the strength of the piston
boss by increasing the thickness of its walls to
not less than 25 mm (with a pin's hole diameter of 40-50 mm).
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation.)
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