SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BELFOR, A.G. - BELGOVA, M. A.

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.-.B,ELIFORp A.G., inzh.; ZILIST, L.A., inzh.;
SOKOLOV, K,S,, inzh,
Plans for the automation of standardized concrete and
mortar
units, Mekh. etroi. 19 no,5:8-9 My 162, (MIRA 15;5)
- (Mixing machinery) (Automatic control)

MMIFORI M.A.
Calqulating the movable system of the sensitive element of the
feeling do#ioe of a transducer* Izvev7o*uoheb*sav*; prib.
no*6tUS-= 162., (HM 15:12)
1. Leningradskiy institut tocbnoy mekbaniki i optiki. H6kcibendavana
kafedroy tekbnologii rostroyeniyae
aducerm)

BEL F6R, V. C.
GUTKAN,,L.K.; BIIL'3rO-R, X,G,
Automatic welding of casing pipes under flux, Ayton.avar. 7 n0-1:
3-14 Ja-Y 154. WRA 7:7)
1. Xnatitut olaktroevarki Im. To.O.Patona Akademii nauk USSR.
(Blectrio welding) Qlpe, Steel)

DMIRM, X#G,, Irshener,
Annotations on Bovist welding literaftys. Avtox.svar. no.102414
j&-7 154, MU 70
(Welding)

BIMIPM, M.G.. inshener.
knnotations on SDviet velding literature. Avtom.evar.
7 no-3:88-90
my-je 154. (KLRA 7:7)
(Bibliography--Welding) (Welding--Bibliography)

4,C-X ',~76,e A4. Q.
AID P - 865
Subject USSR/Engineering
Card 1/1 Pub. 11 - 11/13
Author : Bellfor, M. G.
Title : Annotations on Soviet welding literature
Periodical : Avtom. svar., #4., 86-89, il-Ag 1954
Abstraot : Thirteen Soviet books and 55 articles on the subject
of welding are reviewed with short annotations.
Institution : None
Submitted No date

BILIFOR, N.G., inshener
Anmotatio6 on Soviet publications on weldinge Avtomeavare 8
no~2:94-%
Mr-AP 155 - (MIRA 8:7)
(Bibliography-Welding)

NOnKOV, I.V., inzh,; M.G., inzh,
at the Brussels Fair in
Blectric slag weldin 1958. Ovir', prol$V,
UO.2145 ~Y 159. (PPA 12ilY
Arlo welding--BxZ 'bit' cue)

SLVW, F.I.; BZLIFOR, Me
The A-535 universal equipment for electric-slag
welding. -Biul.
tekh. ekon. inform. no.9:23725 '59. (MM 13:3)
(Ilectric welding)

18(293v5)
SOV/125-59-9-9-/16
AUTHOR: Gupalo, Yu. D., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Rabi-
novich, V.I., Bellfor,M.G,, Ro7,enberg,0.0., and
Khrundzhe, V.M~.-,~ng ~~eeFs
TITLE: Electric Welding under Slag of Circumferential Welds
of Thickwalled Tanks
PERIODICAL: Avtomaticheskaya svarka, 1959, TTr 9, pp 64-73
(USs,-'q')
ABSTRACT: The Barnaullskiy Boiler-Yorks in co-operation with the
Institute of Electric Welding imeni Ye.0. 'Paton has,
in 1953-1998, worked out and introduced the method of
electric welding of longitudinal and circumferential
welds for boilers and hydraulic press drums, made of
steel 22 k and having a wall thickness of 4 to 20 cm.
In Fig 1, a cylindrical tank of 1000-2000 liters capa-
city with walls 10-15 cm thick, working under pressure
of 320 atm. is given. Before the new process was intro-
duced, such tanks we're made of forged sheets, or they
Card 1/3 were all-forged; as a result of this method of manufac-

SOV/125-59-9-9/16
Electric Welding under Slag of Circumferential Welds of
Thickwalled
Tanks
turing, the total losses of metal wasted in machining
and forging amounted to 73e,-, while the process of ma-
chining and finishing took 2 to 3 weeks. The new method
enables manufacturing of cylindrical tanks out of two
parts prepared by hot stamping under pressure of 8000
tons. Welding of circumferential joints is performed
by two electrodes at the electrode feed speed of 100
m/hour. At the beginning of the process, the tension
of the arcs applied is 40 to 42 volts; later on, when
the process becomes stabilized, the tension is raised
up to 45 volts, and the electrode feed speed up to
250 m/hour. The slag puddle is 45-55 mm deep. In Table
1, figures showing the conditions of welding are given.
In compliance with the regulations of the Oosgortekh-
nadzor and of the technical conditions of BKZ, the
quality of welds undergoes a control which is performed
by means of ultra-sonic defectoscopes that permit
Card 2/3 disclosing of such faults which could not be detected

SOV/125-59-9-9/16
Electric Welding under Slag of Circumferential Welds of
Thickwalled
Tanks
by using other methods of checking, a.Ld which shorten
the process ofr -rays examination. The examination
is, as a rule, performed on 25~4, of circumferential
welds 15 cm thick is 90 minutes. Table 2 ives the ave-
rage figures on testing of welds having~~= 155 mm.
Welding was performed by S -10G2 electrode wire with
application of powder fluxvAN-STL There are 2 tables,
6 diagrams, 1 photograph and 7 Soviet references,
ASSOCIATION: 1) Barnaullski kotellnyy zavod (Parnaul Boiler
Works);
(Rabinovich) 2~ Ordena trudovogo krasnogo znameni insti-
tut elektrosvarki imeni Ye.O.Patona AIT USSR (Order of
the Red Banner of Tabor Institute of Plectri(, Welding
imeni Ye.O.PatonAS UkrSSR)t (Pelffor;1'rupalo3 Rozen-
berg.,,Khrundzhe)
SUBMITTED: August 21, 1958
Card 3/3

SMO. P.I.; PAT-ON, MMIFOR. M*Ge
Selecting the type and design of electric slag welding
equipment.
Aytom.evar. 12 n0-1:&-1? Ja 159. (XIRA 12:4)
1. Ordena Trudovogo Kraenogo Znamoul Inatitut
alektroevarki im.
To.O.Patona AN USSR.
(Slectria welding-Mquipment, and supplies)

LITMOREM, N.D.; BILITM# M.G.; TIKC=Oe V.A.; DUBOVITSKIT,
V-T&-
Equipment for making WAsr flux longitudinal weld joints for
mine
supports. Avtozo evar. 13 no*9:71-75 S 160& (KIRL 13310)
1. Ordsia. Trudovogo KrasAogo, Znameni Institut
elaktroevarki Ize
Te,O.Patona AN USSR
~,(Ileotric welkine-Iquipment and supplies)

ESLIFOR ehaviahl ISMEV, Vladimir Konstantinoviob;
MAMIBERGI SeAes rAuoblW red*; B014DAROVSWI, G.V.,,
red.; TONER., A,M.,, tekhno red,
[Equipmt fov electrio arc wA electrip slag veldirg and hard
facing] Oborudovanis dlia slektrodugovoi, i elaktrooblakovoi
uvarki i nap3Avki. Moskva# Vass* uobebw-podago Izd-To
Proftekbisdats 1961. 197 p. fh~i 15:4)
(Blectrio welding-Squipment and supplies)

SAN 1/000/007/004/005
1,2_$00 Aoo4/A 1o4
AUTHOR: Bellfor, M. 0.
TITLE: The A-612 apparatus for the electroslag welding of metals
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' tekhniko-ekonomicheskoy informatsii, no. 7, 1961,
32-j4
TEXT-. In 1960 the Institut eleotrosirarki im. akad. Ye. O.-Patona AN
UkrSSR
(Electric Welding Institute im. Academician Ye. 0. Paton AS UkrqSR) has
devel6ped
the A-612 apparatus for the electroslag welding of metals 20 - 100'mm
thick. A
pilot series of these apparatus has been produced. Welding takes place
with the
edges being welded in a vertical position and bilateral holding of the
welding
bath. The installation il of the railless type and during the welding
process
moves directly on the part being welded, while two carriages 1 and 2,
located on
the sides of the joint being welded, are bearing on one of the edges
being welded
(see Illustration). Welding head 3 is fastened to carri7age I running on
rollers.
The electrode wire is supplied to the welding zone by welding head 3 via
nozzle 4
feeding the welding current to the wire. Water-cooled copper slides 5 of
the
hinged type are fixed to the rear and front carriages to hold the welding
bath
and form the seam even at a considerable elevation of the edges being
welded
Card 1/2

CHVS0,KO,, A.I.; BELIFOR., U.; PATON, V.79.
Classification of apparatuses for electric are and
slectric'slag welding
and hard facing. Avtom. avar. 16 no.2.52-57 F 163. (MIHA
16:011)
1. Institut elektroavarki imeni Ye4O.Patona AN UkrSSR.
(Electric welding-Fquiprdent and oupplies)

PATON, V.Ye.; YEGOROV., S.V.; BELIFORp M.G.
Type TS-34 welding trictor for the welding of
girth JointB.
Avtom. avar. 17 no.7158-60 Jl 164. (MIRA 17:8)
1. Institut elektroavarki im. Ye.O. Fatona AN
UkrSSR.

BELIFORS 0., inzh.; RAKU, T,P inzb.
Automation of the loading of hoppers of concrete mix4y,
units.
Bud.matei konstre no,5.-17-22 S-0 162. (MM 15: 11)
(Automatic control) (Concrete mixers)

NESTERENKO, Petr Grigorlyevich, nauchn. sotr.;
ALEKSKYEV, Aleksey
Mikhaylovich, nauchn. sotr.fdaceased]; AGULOV,
Aleksey
Pavlovich, nauchn, so r.; BARYSH, Mariya
YakovlW'na,
nauchn. sotr.; dwyUh ,pauchn.
sotr.; DOMORIATS Y, NAolay Aleksandrovich,.nauchn.
sotr.;
LESKEVICH, Ivan Yevoeyevicb, nauchn. sotr.;
SHIROKOV,
Aleksandr Zosimovich, nauchn. sotr.; YAGOVDIK,
Vladimir
Vikentlyevich, nauchn. sbtr.; KOROLEVA, T.I.,
red.izd-va;
BOLDYREVAt Z.A.- tekhn. red.
(Regularities of coal accumulation in the.Dnieper
lignite
basin] Zakonomernosti uglenakopleniia na
territorii Dnepro-
petrovskogo burougollnogo basseina. Moskva,
Gosgortekhizdjd,
1963. 210 p. (MIRA 16:10)*
1. Dnepropetrovsk. Dnepropetrovskiy gornyy
institut.
(Dnieper basin-Coal geology)

BELIGAPDY A. L.
Bellgard, A. L. "The aspen peg in 11-he valley of the
Smar of Dneprovsk River,"
Nauch. zapiski (Dnepropetr. gos, un-t), Vol. XXXII, 100,
p. 23-26 - Bibliog:
9 iteM3
SO: U-3850, 16 June 53, (letonis 'Zhurnal Imkh Statey,
No. 5, 1049).

"i r1, I Cj 2, - 1,
- , j# - .-T .
,.ox,c-pt vegetation of t.,- SouticaStern llt-~,-iolis of th.-,
kiev, i:;II-vo 4~icvc7. -%)
mi.-er "te"L
- L Ll,.% 1950

MMI!M, O.L.
Work of botanists of the Dnepropetrovsk State University.
Bot~.zhur.[Ukr.l
8 no.3:90-93 151. OGRA6:9)
(Dnepropetrovsk University-Botany) (Botanv--Daepropetrovsk
University)

BIL I GARD, . L.
1 4 -- ill
I.IA.Akinfiiev.
]3ot.shar.[Ukr.] 9 no.1:89-93 152. (MLU 6:11)
(Akinifliev. Ivan lAkovych. 1851-1919)

I
But am, k-'L-
Complex Investigation of afforestation in the stops sons of the
Ukrainian S*S.]L' Boteshur. [Mcr.] 10 uo.4:41~50 '53. OwA 6:12)
1. Dalprayetrovs7kiy derxhavniy universitet.
(71kraine"Afforestation) (Afforastation--Ukrains)

USSR/General Division. History. Classics. Personalities. A-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur-Biologiya, No 3, 1958, 9264
Author Bej'.'-gerd.
Inst Scientific Western Dnepropetrovsk University
Title In Memory of Georgiy Nikolayevich Vysotskiy (on
the 90th Anniversary of His Birth and the 15th
Anniversary of His Death)
Orig Pub Nauchn. zap. Dnepropetr. un-t, 1955,54, 119-126
Abstract Botanist, Forestry Expert, Geographer,
See RZhBiol, 1955, 54, 119-126
Card 1/1

J, XL") Ila 195-S, NIn. 104506
i An especially valuable large native forest on the sandy
terrace of the Samara River in the Samarskiy pine foreet.
On the lower parts of the terrace, where Darticles of clay
are heavily adnixed with the gand. damp pine-birch woods,~
admixed withoak are characteristic. On the s"dy terrace
of the Pokrovskiy rayon there are small stands mde up of
birch, quaking aspen and oak. On the right-bank section are,
steep gulley forests consisting of three groups.
Axtificial steppe forest plantations are described.-_L. V.
Aeameloy
;j rd - 212

BELIGARDI A.-.
ScientIfic session of the Z.I.Machnikov State University in
Odessa, devoted to the centennial of G.r.Tanfillev's birtb.
Bot.zhur. 42 no.9tl457-1461 S 157, (WAA 10:9)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy gosudaretveWy universitet imeni
300-lotlya
vossoyedineniya, Ukrainy a Rosaiyey.
(Tanfillev, Gavr1il Ivanoviah, 1857_1928) (Odessa
University)

MIGARD, A.L.
Geographical and ecological conformity of forests to
the'zonditions
of their habitats. Rauch. dokI. vVs. shkoly; biol. nauki
no.2:108-111
158. (MIRA litio)
l.Predetavloua kafedrov goobotaniki Dnepropetrovg'&*ogo
gosudarstvannogo
univorsitata im. 300 - latiya.vossoyedinaniya Ukrainy a
Rossiyey.
(7orest ecolog7)

BELIGARD, A.L,
-st.appe forestry [vith summary in Ingliahl. BDta-
zhur. 43 no;2:214-228 7 158, (KM 11:5)
1,* Dnepropetrovskly gomularstvenny7 universitet imeni
300-leti7a
vossoyedinenlya MamliV a Rossipy,
(7oreate and forestry)

BELIGARD, A.L.
--`---~~1ologica1l role of plant excretions and
internPocific relationships
in mixed crops" by S.I. Chernobrivenko. Reviewed by A.L.
Bnllgnrd.
Unposovrobiole 45 noo3:384-387 V%V-JO '58 (MIRA 11:8)
(ALIELOPATRY)
(cmwomrmu, s.i.)

USSR/Fomstzy Forust DloloL7 nnd Tyl%)IoLy. K-1
Abs jour 11,;f Z,,ur - Di~)l., 1,1,) 20, 1958, 91500
Author ro1':-,nrd, A.L.
Inst
Titlia Som Problems in St~:ppc Fon-Ist 1,~ultivat-i-m.
Ori,~ Pub 11~ota.U. M., 1953, 43, No 2, 214-223
Abstract M,.! typol-)CIcal schcmQ of th,: natural f,,)rcsts .)f
the Urai-
hiia:i st,~-ppo based ).i P. S. R-)f_Xc1jnynk's ~_,da,,Yhic sca-
le aile, the types of ecolo a-c w6od structures are characte-
rized. Throc basic classes of woods =_- choson: Wood
which are wiflaodad, tlmso in widatud for a short tim! and
th-me subucr,-ed for a protracted period. tbroov~,r, it is
dotoi-miicd if 'Vi;.! firest tyN. bl,lon-r-s V) a or
hyc1rz)tqnQ. Me forust system is ~Awa ace3r-
dinL; t.., th,2 basic ccotopas Of thta south castcra Ukrainiau,
SSR. It is sh)vm that tho ty,,pl.),,~y -.)f artificial woods
has to be c:)nstructed with the twits of
Card 1/2

USSR/Forestry - For,2st Diol,)(Zr and Typoloor. K-1
Abs Jour ilQf Zhur - 'A01-, Ila 20, 19,50, 91500
different tax--nor-Aric ran'-.: The type of conditions for
forest plants, the type of ce.)lo'-ical structures and the
type of tree stand. The typoloCical scheme of forest
plant conditions is givan for the artificial forest in
the steppe --one of the Ukrainian SSSR. Zie type of ecolo-
(.~ical structure is determined by the li&4A structure of .
the plantations and the duration of its influence on cli-
natic and rTound-soil conditions. The type of tree stand
V,iich characterizes +Uw selection and the correlation bet-
ween the species result5in the creation of stable or uns-
table plantations. To sim up, a typoloC;ical for.--ula is
edven for the artificial forest plots. -- V.I. Kliix)v
Card 2/2

BILIGARD, O.L. (Bellhard, O.L.I. doktor biol.nauk, profs (Dneprop6trovsk)
Oases of forests. Hauke, i zhyttia 9 no-7:42-0 Jl 159.
(KIRK 12:11)
(Ukraine--Forests and forestry)

PROZOROVSKIr. N.A.; BIRLIGARD, A.L.
Work at the InBtitutions of higher learning in
establishing
goobotanical regions; results of the Third
Conference at the
Moscow University, Bot,shur. 44 no.12tl782-1783 D
159.
(MIRA 13:4)
1. Hoskovskiy goeudaretvamW universitat im.
M.T.Lomounsova,
i Duepropetrovskiy gosudaretvennyy universitet.
(Photogeograpby--Gongresses)

PYATNITSMO Sergey Sergeyevichg ~ prof. 9 doktor sell
skokhoz.naukp-ag&!QAp,,__
A L of., oty.,redej VAYNBMG# DaAsp-redq ZAD(ROZHNry,
v.S*,, tekbred.
[Course in dendrology] Kure dandrOlogii. ilharlkovp Izd-vo
Kbarlkovskogo gos.univ. lm, A,,M.Gc~rlkogoj 1960. 421 p
iKM 3.4t 6)
001*,(Trees)

. . BBLIGARD,-O.L. [Bell hiard,- OoLo ] , prof*
.(Dnepropetrovsk)
- 'Interesting natural phenomenon. Navica i zbvttia 10
no-5-:~7-39
my '6o0 - (HIRL 13:7)
(Allelopathy)

BELIGARD, A*L,
Object and taslo of steppe forest science. Probl. bot, 6:74-82 162.
(MM 16:5)
(Forestry research)

BIMIGARD, A,L,
Soientific views of G.I. Tanfillav and some probleras of the
steppe forestry research. Trudy Od. un. 152. Ser p01. i geog.
nauk no.908-88 162. 4111&1 17:6)
i_-.

BEWO;~nll, ,*.
" lbal"hard, 0."'.) -
R11colaevich Yysotakill on the 100th anniversary of
1.~ti blrth and the 25th.anniversary of hisdeath. Ukr. Wt.
zhur. 22 no.4tio,3-109 165. (MIR& 18tlO)
4

EMLIGARD, Valentina Vladimirovna; BMODAYRV, Sergey
Fedorovich; DOMI-
w9mv I" K.. 81
r or; FRURKIN,P.S., tekhnicheskiyredaktor
[Pablications of the All-Union Publishing House of
Ship-
building Industry for 1932-1954; a bibliography]
Isdaniis.
Sudpromgiza za 1932-1954 gg.; bibliografichookii
ukazatell.
Ieningrad, Gos.soiuznoe Lad-vo sudostroitellnoi
promysh.,
1955. 135 P. (MLR.L 9-4)
(Bibliography-Shipbuilding)

STANESCU, M., dr.; PURICE, S., dr.; PETPYSCU, C., dr.;
BELIGAN Gr. dr.
1_~; ~,
The value of glycocorticolds and thiazlde dicretics in
the
treatment of atrioventricular block and in prevention
of
Adams-Stokes crises. ~1ed. intern. (Rucur.) 17
no.4:439-444
Ap 165.
,1. Lucrare efectuata In Clinica medicala din Spitalul
"Prof.
dr. I. Cantacuzino", Institutul medico-farmaceutic,
Bucuresti,
(director: prof. I. Bruckner).

DBLIGOVSKIT, B*P.; STAROSSLISKIT. A,L.; LIKHORADOV*
A.F.; TSYNBAL, -F.Ye,.
&~ii`eriifr-e~balochnogo stana; BURTSEV, A.Y., master
rallsobalochnogo
stana.
[Rapid changing of rollers in a rolling mill]
Skorostnaia, perevalka,
valkov prokatnogo stana; opyt raboty masterov
rellsobalochnogo stana
T.Z.Tf~ymbala i A.T.Burtseva. Khar1kov Go's.
nauchno-takhn. izd-vo
lit-ry po chernoi i tevetnoi metallurgii, 1953. 63 p.
(HLRA 7:5)
(Rolle (Iron mills))

BILIGOLISKIY, Boris Petrovich; KRUKSALI. Mark
Semenovich: STAROSILISKIY,
KAUMSEV, Tle.I., redak-tor; ANDRMV, S.-P.,
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
(Senior welderel work experience with pit furnaces]
Opyt raboty
starshikh evarshchikov nagrevatellufth kolodtoey.
Kharlkav, Gos.
nanchno-tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po chernai tevetnol
metallurgii,
1954. 48 p. (mm 8..?)
(Welding) (Metallurgical furnaces)

MIGOLISK oris Petrovich; STAROMISKIY, Anatoliy
Lasarevich;
...... Nil M.",'A~sk-tcr; PISAMMKO.V. ,
tekhnicheeldy redAktor
(Advanced methods of rolling steel; work prnetice
of a group
in the Petrovsk rail-strue~ural mill] Peredovye
metody pro-
katki; Is opyta raboty kolIektiva
ralloo-balochnogo tsekha,
zavoda, im. Petrcvskogoo Mev, Goa. isd-vo tekhn.
lit-ry, USSR.
1955. 39 P. (MMA 9:3) ,
(Rolling mills)

BELIGOLISM.- BOPOO kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk;
STAROSSLISKIT, A.L.,
- InMener-. ..
Progressive work methods by.senior blooming will
operators. Stall
16 no*31220-224 Mr 156. (HLRA 9:7)
1.Dnapropetrovskly metallurgichaskiy inatitut i zavod
imeni
Petrovskego.
(Duepropetrovsk-Rolling mills)

MLIGOLISKXY, B.P.; STAROBILISKIY, A.L..
Progressive methods of rolling.* Ketallurg no.8:40
Ag '56.
lling (Metalwork)) (MIRA 9:10)
M

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 502
Bellgollskiy, Boris Petrovich and Starosel'skiy, Anatoliy Lazarevich
Povysheniye proizvo ditellnosti prokatnykh stanov (Increaeing the
Productivity of Rolling Mills) Kharkov, Metallurgizdat, 1957.
183 P. (Series: Peredovyye metody truda) 3,300 Copies printed.
Resp. Ed.: Kostin, L.G.; Ed. of Publishing House: Sinyavskaya,
Ye.K.;
Tech. Ed.: Andreyev, S.P.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers and rolling mill opera-
tors and is considered useful to vuz and teknikunt students
specializing in various phases of steel processing.
COVERAGE- The book reviews various organizational methods for in-
crea;Ing the productivity of blooming mills, rail-structural
mills, and section mills, and points out the possibilities for
Improving both the performance of rolling mills and the quality
of product. There are 26 Soviet references. No personalities
are mentioned.
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Increasing the Productivity Of Rolling Mills 502
TABLE OF
CONTENTS: From the Authors
3
Ch. I. Productivity Of Rolling Mill Shops and its Determining
Factors . A; 5
1. Impor ance of ifiereassing the productivity of rolling
mill ishops 5
2. Productivity of rolling mills 6
3. Determining the average productivity of a rolling mill 19
4. Ways of increasing the productivity of rolling mills 22
Ch. II. Increasing Rolling Mill Productivity by Means of
Uniform Loading - 27
1. Rational assignment of reductions and passes to stands 27
2, Alternate rolling of various profiles 39
3. Methods of establishing rational varianto of the
rolling process 47
4. Order of establishing variants for alternate rolling
with consideration for the backlog of orders 51
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Increasing the Productivity of Rolling Mills 502
Ch. III. Solecting Optimum Weight and Dimensions of Ingots
and
Billets
57
1.
Factors determining the weight and dimensions
of

ingots and billets
57
2.
Methads of establishing optimum
weight and dimensions

of ingots and billets
58
3.
Effect of
weight and dimensions of ingots and billets

on the
produqtivity of rolling mills
61
4.
Establishing limiting
conditions
76
5.
Example of establishing optimum weight and
dimensions

of billets for a large "600" linear mill, taking
into

account the mill table length and the width of the

soaking furnaces
85
6.
Eitablishing optimum ingot weight taking
into account

rational cutting, and determining ingot
dimensions
89
Ch.
IV. Co-ordinating the Operations of Machine
Group Units

tl&th
.the Work of Mill Shop Sectors
95
1.
Supplying
the mill with metal
95
2. Organizing the work f soaking pits
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Increasing thb P~oductivlty of Rolling Mills 502
3. Eliminating bottlenecks and bringing the level of shop
productivit3r up to the level of the main machine unit 132
Ch. V. Operational Planning in Rolling Mill Shops (Work
according to a d6hedule) 144
1. The work regime and increasing the total working time
of rolling mills 144
2. Idle time of rolling mills and measures for its reduction
147
3. Reduction of hidden idle time -- an important,~otential
for Increasing the productivity of rolling mi s 152
4. Getting operational assignments to shop personnel,
operational accounting, and control 158
5. A dispatching system of running a rolling mill shop 161
Bibliography 174
Appendixes 176
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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A054/AO33
AUTHORSs Medvedev, I.A.,.Docent, Bellgollskiy, B.P., Docent,
Tareyko, NA.,
Engineer, and Shafran, 4.&., ZUg.LnUWr -
TITLE: Coordination of Rolling Mill Operations
PERIODICALs Stall, 1961, No. 2, pp. 135-139
TEXTt It was found from photochronometrical recordings that the
output of
the two-high reversing blooming mill (1,150) and the tube rolling
mill (con-
si ~ng of two-high rAversing blooming (900) and three continuous
stands
(75st)J of the new rolling workshop at the zavod im.Dzherzhinskiy
(Plant im.
Dzherzhinskiy) fell short of expectations. Lack of coordination in
operat-
ing the various machines caused breakdowns amounting to 56% of the
'working
time. The entire operation was graphically plotted with the aid of
photo-
graphy and in this way an indication of the metal flow and of the
load of
the machines in time was obtained (Fig.2). The graph showed that the
output
of the mill could be increased by supplying various types of billets
and
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slabs. Not only metal from the low-output pusher type furnace
should be fed
to the 900 mill, but also "transit"-billeta and slabs for other
workshops of
the factory, which do not require heating in the pusher type
furnace. In
order to ensure the uniform loading of all machines of the
unit$ the mathe-
matioal relationships were determined. Thus, the uniform feed
of the two
mills - both rolling different products - could be determined by
C1 T1 + C2 T2 - 01 tl + C2 t2 (1)
where Ci: C2 - the quantity of products of the first and second
into the
mill; Ti T2 - the time it takes to roll a unit-quantity of the
two different
products on the first stand, t t - idem on the second stand.
The quanti-
tative relation of the two kinl; of products ensuring a uniform
output on
both mills is
01 t2 - T2 (2)
- T
U
2 1 - tl
For three mills, 7hen one of them works for the other two, the
expedient load
will be determined by:
01 Tj + 02 T2 - C1 t1 a 02 fr2 (3)
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where Z2 - time it takes to roll a product unit on the third
mill. The
amount of "transit" metal is determined by the production ratio
of furnace P
(t/h) and of mill 900, when rolling metal coming from the furnace
P, and the
"transit"-furnace F2. The quantity of metal rolled on mill 900 as
interme-
diate product in one hour amounts to
Kt . (1-Z-) F2 (4)
P,
Mill 1500 has at the same time to roll Kt amount of metal to be
passed on to
mill 900 as "transit" product, while during the remaining time
tubes can be
rolled in a quantity corresponding to the capacity of the heating
furnaces,
as well as slabs for the general workshops. The relation between
the vari-
ous metal flows was determined from the metal-consumption
coefficient for
the blooming mill and its average output. It was found that the
efficiency
ratio of the mills did not tally with the ratio of their
operational time.
The productivity of mill 1500 on which two ingots can be rolled
at a time,
was higher than that of mill 900. However, the low output of pit
furnaces
creates the bottleneck in the production process. Their capacity
can be
raised by increasing the temperature of ingots during feeding, by
reducing
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the time of cold feeding, eliminating idle time and not retain
metal in them
any longer than necessary, moreover, by intensifying the heating
of ingots
and increasing the number of travelling cranes. By drawing up a
detailed
operation-schedule for the mills in question, according to the
investiga-
tions and calculations carried out, the mills are now utilized
more fully
and the savings effected by the 1500 and tube rolling mills - only
with re-
gard to permanent costs - amount to about 500,000 rubles per
annum. There
are 2 figures and 3 tables.
ASSOCIATIONSi DnepropetrMkiy metallurgioheakiy institut
(Dnepropetrovsk
Metallurgical Institute) and zavod im.Dzherzhinskogo (Plant
im.Dzherzhinskiy)
Card 4/~

BEL!GOLISKIY, Boris Petrovich, kand. tekhn.nauk,
dots.; MEDVEDEV,
--------Iv-a~-Xle-ks-e-ye-v-i-cE,-Ygid.-tekhn.
nauk, dots.; STAROSELISKIY,
Anatoliy Lazarevich, inzh.; LUKIYANOV, M.R.,
inzh.,
retsenzent; SEMFMNKO, M.D., inzh., red. izd-va;
STARODUB,
T.A., tekhn. red.
(Ways to reduep the cost of rolling] Puti
snizheniia sebe-
stoimosti prokata. Kiev, Gostekhizdat USSR, 1962.
125 p.
(MIRA 16:5)
(Rolling (Metalwork))

,Aq#q,F!3~rq7iqhj,_-BRYUKHANENKO, B.A.., red.; KHUTORSKAYA,
Ye.S., re'd.lid --ii~j--'KOROVINA, N.A.,, tekbn. red.
(How beat to organize the- work of a rolling mill operator]
Kak luchshe organizovat' trud prokatchika,. Moskva, Metal-
lurgizdat, 1963. 71 p. (KERA .17:3)

_ _Jgb; MEDVEDEV, Ivan Alakneyevich;
BELIGOLISK;g, BoK&p.&~
rpv
---MfffflffNENKO, B.A., red.1 KHUTORSY4YA, R.Ya.,
redAzd-va;
GDIZBURG, R.Ya., takhn. red.
[Economics, organization and planning of metal rolling]
Ekonomika organizatsii i planirovanie prokatnogo proiz-
vodetva. Moskva, Metallurgizdat, 1963. 157 p.
(MIR& 16:10)
(Rolling (Metalwork))

BELIGOLISKIY Boris Petrovich- GLIWAN Emmanuil.
.13olor.onovich;
SHTETS, K.A., dots., retsenzent;
LIBERMAN, L.M., dots.s retsenzent; YEHMIYANOV, A.V.,
kand.
ekon. nauk, otv. red.
[Production standards in metallurgy) Tekhnicheskoe
normiro-
vanie v metallurgicheskoi promyshlonnosti. Kharlkovs
Izd-
vo Kharlkovskogo univ., 1963. 191+ p. (MIRA 17:8)

MRDVEDEV, I.A.; GLIKMAN, E.S.; B&LIGOWSKI-Y,-B-P.;
VOLKOVA, Ye.N.;
STARODUBSKIY, D.F.; LIKHACHEV, Ye.N.~ --
Methods of determining the effect of the volume of
output on the
magnitude of general plant expenditures and
metallurgical plant
production costs. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; chern. met. 6
no.6:
209-213 163. . (KIRA 16:8)-
1. Dnepropetrovskiy met4lurgicheakiy institut.
(Iron industry) (Steel industry)

KHAKHALINA,. Anantasiya Nikolayevna; .4
~41 nI,!=,,_AFkpj#~~4qb;
SHIRYAYEV, P.A., red.; IEVIT, Ye.L., red.izd-va,-, KARASEV,
A.I... tekbn. red.
[Economicap organization and planning of steel production
in open-hearth furnaces] Elconomikap organizatsiia i plani-
rovanie martenovskogo proizvodstva stali. Moskva, Metal-
lurgizdat., 1964. 199 p. (~JJRA 17--4)
1

BFLIGOLISKI
dotsent, kand,tckhn.rnuk--; t",!M,
j4 'DIN. ~ofscnf
-a7n. tekh n. naWk
Review of the book by A.F.Mets 110~-gani-zinj, the
production in
rolling mills." Stall 24 no.2.175-1?6 F 164~ (1-11 RA 17; 9,
1'. Dneprcpetrovskiy metallurlgicheskiy Institut.

MEDVEDEV, I.A.; BELIGQLI.SKIY B.P.; CHMMU!"', A.P.
4-1... z -
Operative control of bauic tecbnical and economic indices of
open-hearth production. Met. i gornorktdo prom, no,6:17-19
N-D 164. WIRA 18:3)
Is DneprQpetrovskiy raotallurgicheskiy i-,.iritut.

BnWRAY, D.
Oar high duty. NTO no.8:23 Ag 159. (Km 12:11)
1, Predeedatell soveta pervichnOY organizataii
Nauchno-tekhniohe-
qkogo obahchoetva vodnogo transporte, savoda "BaIttekhflot.'
loniu-
grad.
(Leningrad-Ships-Maintenance and repair)

ACC NR. %,P7013143 SOURCE CODE: UR/0425/66/009/01liOO15/0019
AUTHOR: Belgorodswl a G. N.
ORG: Institute of Seismic Resistant Construction and Seismology,
AN TadzhSSR
(Institut soysmostoyRogo.strottolOstva I saysmologil AN
TadzhSSR)*~-
TITI,Z: Use of saisnograms; for obtaining the spectra of reduced
seismic
accelerations
SOURCE: M4 TadzhSSR. Doklady, v. 9, no. 11, 1966, 15-19
TOPIC TAGS: earthquake, seismograph, seismogram, seismic wave,
computer
application, algorithmic language
SUB CODE: 08,09
ABSTRACT: The objective of the author was to obtain and analyze
the greatest
possible number of spectra of reduced seismic-acc'elerations
from the records
of different earthquakes for the iour se of determining common
features
in dependence on the properties ot tre ground, the focal depth
of the earth-
quakes, etc. The acceleration y It (~ ) is stipulated in the f
orm of the
accelero-rou-si of an earthquake. 9y tabulating this
accelerogram It Is possible
to obtain a set of values tn and the corrisponding accelerations
by Yo"(tn).
By computing the value 4 (t,d, T), whose derivation and
significance are fully
explained In the article, It Is possible "'o nake use of such
accelerogralas.
However, since at present there are very few such earthquake
accoleroararas and
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ACC M. jW7013143
the most available data are seismograms, the author has developed a
method
for using selsmograns for obtaining the spectra of reduced seismic
accelerations. Thus, the article describes t3io, methods for
obtaining
reduced saisnic accelerations. This can be dona using an electronic
conpater. Programs for both'were prepared In the algorithmic
language
ALGOL-60 which can be used on any computer havina a translator.
These
programs In ALGOL will be published In the near future. This paper
was
.presented by Corresponding Hembp AN TadzhSSR A. A. Adkhamov on 5
~Iay 1966.
0 -7.
orig, art. has-... 5 formulast fims -4o,m
2/2

Cand Ned Sci
BEMORODSKAYO IN. N. MSICIAN
A.0
]Dissertation: "Clinic-Statistical Characteristic of
]2iphtheria.11
16/1/50
Second Moscow State Medical Inst imeni
I. V. Stalin
SO Vecheryaya Moskva
Sum 71

I BILITSKIT, V.G.; BELGORODSUTA, N.N.; LUKHOVA, L.Ya.
Stata of artificial lighting in Suolansk schools.
Gig. i man. 21
no*0094 S 156. (MLRA 9:10)
Iv, Iz kafedry gigiyeny 5zolenskogo maditainakogo
inatituta.
(SHOISN.SK-SCHOOL HOUSSS-LIGHrING)

D `-',Yf A, :% ~ ; I K j,lli :3 IVIY, I.T. c: .
"Dynn.,Acs of tho nhysinnl develo:--nlent all'! stntc,
Of ;.CplJ-L cl
S-molensk school cN.1dren dlariiir the pnst,,,,~~r
nrrind.ll
re:-~ort sift)-itted at the 13th All-,nion Contress of
and Infectionists, 10,'f9.

13]MGORODSKAtYA, S. K.
IThe Beginning of Russian Sanitary Statletics.m Sub 16
Jun 47, Second
Moscow State Medical Inst imeni L V. Stalin
Dissertations presented for degrees in science and
engineering In
Moscow in 1947
SO: Sum No. 437, 18 Apr 35

KHANINO Sb.G*;. BAWRODISk N,
Experience in practical use of Pimlito formul4
for the
evaluation of the re liability of LD50
determined by Reed
and Muench's method. Zhur. mikrobiole, 4pid. i
immun. 40
no.2:76-82 F T63. (MIRi 17:2)
1. Iz Smolenskogo meditsinskogo instituta.

IELGORODSKAYAp S.N,j SHEVELEV, A.$.
Use of the ordinal criterion X (Van der Warden) for
statistical
evaluation of the significance of differences in
quantitative
measurements In immunological studies. Zhur.
mikrobiol.; epid,
I. Immun. 42 no,11t130-131 N 165# (MIRA 18:45).
1. Smolenskiy meditsinskiy institut. Submitted March
1, 1965.

h5566
VI38/63/000/001/002/008
A051/A126
AIMIORSi Fisher.!S. L., Perminov, A. M.. Radchanko, 1. 1..
Poddubniy, 1. Y&..
C L a2h~jM~.l BelgoE21skII, 1. M.
TITLE: Production of butadiene-styrens (methyletyrene) rubbers
accordLM
to an 1~on-trllon-rongallte composition using a colophony
pmulelfier
PERIODICALs Kauchukli rezina, no. 1, 1963. 9 - 15
TEXT; Effective compositions of polymerization have been
Introduced by the
authors for emulsion iubber8-Iron-pyrophosphate mid
lrcn-trilon-rongalite, aatis-
fying industrial requirements. The-suggeated cbmpositions" are
less sensitive to
foreign admixture!s contained in disproportionated colophony. The
industrial pro-
duction of the Iron-trilon complex Is etaier than that of the
Iron-pyrophoaphats
complax. The described composition was used first at the Kuybyshev
SR Plant in
1961 for the production of butadiona-methyletyrone rubber CKMC -30
APKM -15'~
(MM-30 AM-15). The suggested compostlon has been perfected by
flurther, In-
tenalf,ying the polymerization process and improvinj the rubber
qualities. The
experlments were conducted using 1 92 94% butadions-rootlf icatej
9EX methylstyw
rene; 99.4% styronel'oolophony,.disproportlonated with acidic
number 165, con-
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S/138/63/000/001/002/008,
Production of.butacUene-styrons (methylatyrono) rubbers.. A05IIA126
talning abieteno acids (1.8 - 2.5%) ; hyperis, containing 90.e%
hydrogen perwas;
90.8% monohydrogen peroxide diieopropylbenzene, containing 35%
hydrogen peroxide;
tortiarydodecylmereaptane, 95% concentrated. An autoolave of periodic
action was'
used. The experimental results led to the following changes In the
compositions
94 - 96% "butadiene-reatificate; 98.5% methyletyrene, produced by
dehydratiod or.
isopropylbenzenal disproportionated, oolophony, produced on a
palladium catal~rst,.,
by the continuous method with acidic number 163 - 164, and containing
abletene
acids - (2-5 - 4.9%); commercial stearene sold; 95% tertiary
dodecylmeroaptans
d200 .8616, D201 .4685; softened water with a total hardness of 0.029
mg.equiv.
and iron content - 035 - 0.34%, The resulting SKMS-30 ARM-15
commercial rubber
Is characterized by the absence of. noticeable quantities of
bigh-moleoular frac.;
tions. It- is similar to SKS-30 AM4-15 and MM-30 AR4 15 In its
plastic properties -
mix scorching and spraying resistance. Studies have been conducted on
the possibi-
lity of further reducing the emulsifier quantity in the production of
butadIwft;,.,-:-',-
-styr by'redu lng
ene and butadienemetbyletyrane rubbers. It was found thats a) o
the emulsifier quantity from 5.8 to 5.2 weight parts, the
polymerization duration'
does not changel b) by reducing the emlelfier quantity from !5.8
to4.8w.p..
duration remains the same If the trilon B'Is Increased from.0.04 +6
0.05. w.p*.'.
C
ard 2/3
r

S/JVV631000/001/002~~
Production of butadlene-styrone (methylstyreno) r-ubbers..A05!/A1;26
Thus, the latex stability Is not affected by the reduction in
emulsifier. There-
fore, -the latter can be reduced by 10.17%. The application of the
1ron-tr1lon-
-rongklite polymerization composition has been recommended for the
production of
butadiene-styrene rubbers in other SR plant&. There are 6 figures and
4 tables.
ASSOCIATIONs Vaearquznyy,nauchno-lasledovatelto'kiy 1natitut
sIntaticheskogo
kauchuka iml S. V. Lebedeve,
(All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Synthetic Rubber im.*
S. V. Lebedev)
Card V3

SAMOYIOTICH, D.K.; PRIGORODSKIT. R.I.; BARINOTA. U.S.
Increasing the sensitivity of emulsions of the type P.
Zhur, nauch.
i prikl. fot. 1. kin. 3 no.4:284 Jl-Ag 158. (MIRA 11:9)
1,Zavod tokhnichaskikh plastinok Mosgorsmarkhoza.
(Photographic emlsions)

GOROVOT, O.P.; BIMROBSKIY, M.L.; BOWSWOV, G.I.
Iffect of the composition of coal charges on the bjydrogen
content of
coke-oven gas. KDks i khim. no.1;12-14 16(,. (MIRA 13:6) . - ~
- ----
1. Kemerovskiy koksokhimiaheskiy zavod,
(Kemerovo--Goke-oven gas)
(Hydrogen)
(Coal-Carbonization)

STAVERSKIY; MALYUTIN, G.I.; BELGORODSKIY, P.N.
Experience in the receiving, storage, and processing of
sugar
bpets harvested with the continuous method. Sakh.prom- 37
no.7:
42-49 11 163. (KIRA 16:7)
1. Gonorovskiy sakharnyy zavod (for Staveraldy). 2. Gull
kevicheskiy
aakharnyy zavod (for Malyutin). 3. Novo-Kubanskiy
eakharnyy zavod
(for Belgorodakiy).
(Sugar beets)

ZUDOVP B.G.; BEIGORODSKIY, S.M.
Effect of thermal deformations on the precision of machine
tools
for machining bevel gears. Stanii instr.- 33 no.1:17-19 Ja
162.
(MIRL 15*.2) .
(Gear cutting)

- BEWORODSKIY T
fttr ,~Menovich Iredorov* reist*khimo 84 mo.3tl5o Mr 160. (MM
3,3:12)
(FEDDROV, PEM SEMOVICHO d*1960)

Y37SIroy, P., BIMGOT, 1.
Valuable initiative of Kizel, coal miners.
Mast.ugl. 9 no.6:21
-Te 160. (xnu 13:7)
I* Pred8edatell Permakogo obkoma profsoyuza
ugol'shchikov (for
Teveikov).
2. Zamestitell predsedatelya oblastnogo
pravleniya Hauchno-
tekhnicbeekogo obehobesta,,gornoye (for Belgov).
(]CizelBasin-Coal miners)

SAVEL'YEV, V.S.; RMITER, A.A.; SAVCfPJK, B.D.; BELIGOV,
V.Y,-..; PANTSMIM, V.B.
Electronic heart stimulator Implnnted Into the organiqm.
Grud.
khir. 6 no.6:99-100 11-D 164. (MIRA .18:7)
1. Klinika, fakulltetskoy khirurgii im. S.I.
Spasokulotskogo
(direktor - akad. A.N. Bakulev) II 14ogkovskogo
meditsinskogo
inotituta imeni N.I. Pirogova.

BELIGOV, Yu.A. 2h.
Dividing expenses among the constituent parts of a major
con-
struction project. Gidr. stroi. 32 no.1:31-34 Ja '62.
(MIRA 15:3)
(Construction industry--Accounting)

BELIGOVA, M.A., kand. tekhn. nauk.
Irregularity of waves and its effect on resonance
bending
moments. Trudy LIVT no.62:5-11 '64. (MIRA 18:11)

V19. I - w -
LIMMIGH, H.M.; GRIGORIYZVA. L.K.; HIKMoSON. M.Ta.;
SAVINSKIT, Ya.R.;
XMISHAKOV. GAP.; MIGOVA. I.N.; TANK, L.I.; KARA IK, V.K.
Pharmacology and Toxicology Section of the Leningrad I.M.
Sechenov So-
ciety of Physiologists, -Biochemistn and Pharmacologists.
Yarm.i toks.
16 n6.2:57-58 Mr-Ap 153. Off-RA 6-:6)
1. Otdel farmakologil IRM Akademii meditainakikh nauk
SSSR (for Lenk5-
vich and Tank). 2. Pervyy Leningradskiy wedit&inskiy
institut (for
Mikhellson and Savinskiy). .3. Kafedra farmakologii
Leningradekogo veto-
rinarnogo institute, (for Men'shakov)o 4. Leningradskiy
pediatricheakiy
meditsinskiy institut (for Bellgova). 5. Saktsiya
farmakologii i toksi-
kologii Leningraaskogo obsb:&_ii~iii'fiziologov,
biokhimikov farmakologov
imeni I.M. Sechenova. (Pharmacoloa--Societies)
(Physiology--Socie-
ties) (Biochemistry--Societies)

BELIGOVA3 L N.
"The Effect of Arsenite and of Mercuric Clkloride on the
Cholinergic Reactions
of the Heartj" Farm, i TokB*, 16j No*21 pe 58, 19539
Leningrad Pediatric Med, Inst.
Expts on the isolated frog heart showed that low concne of
arsenite (W0.,000 -
1:20,000) strebgthen the cholinergic inhibition of the heart
produced by acetjrl-
choline., carbocholine, arecholine, or proserine, while high
zwodm= concs counteract
that inhibition. This dependence of the blocking of SH groups of
the conen of SH
poisons was established for the first time. It was also found
that HgC]-2 may prevent,
weaken, or spppress cholinergic inhibition, The min concn of
HgC12 which produces an
effect of this type proved to be 1:1.000.,000. Introduction into
the heart of spdium
thiosuccinate (ls20,OOO)or of cyxteine (W.000) prevents the
affect produced by HgC12.
254T26

BILIGOVA, I.N.
Affect of mar=rlo chloride on cholinergic systems of the
heart.
Blul. skep. biol. I med. 37 no.5:12a-16 Ky '54. (KLU 7 t 7)
1. 1z kafedry farmakologil (zave chlen-korrespondent AM 33SR
Prof. V.M.Karseik) Len1rgradskogo pediatrichookogo
meditsinskogo
insituta.
(HRA , effect of drugs on,
*morcw'ic chloride, Isolated frog heart)
(MMURTO
*mercuric chloride, eff. on Isolated frog heart)

USSR/~kdicine/Biochemistry - Pharmacology PD-2951
Card 1/1 Pub. 17-15/23
Author Bellgova,
Title Utilization of comp, ex formation to render heavy
metals harmless
in the organism
Periodical : Byul. eksp. biol. i med. 7, 52-55, July 1955
Abstract : Author describes her experiments with various
compounds, some
containing and some not containing sulfhydryl groups, which
would
render cadmium cations harmless in the organism by forming
com-
plex compounds. Ethylene-diamine tetraacetic acid which
forms
compounds with cadmium cations outside the organism, was
found to
be effective also inside the entire organism. 4 references,
1
USSR, 2 since 1940, Graph and tables.
Institution : Chair of Pharmacology (Read: Corresponding
Member Academy Medical
Sciences USSR Prof V. M. Karasik) Leningrad Pediatrics
Medical
Institute, Leningrad
Submitted : 29 June 1954

BELIGOTA, I.Y.
InachNo6ahion of cobalt in the body vith
otbylonediamine tetraacetic
acid. Biul.skep.biol. I med. 42 no.8:51-53 Ag 156. OUA.
9: 11)
1. Iz kafedry farmakologii (save - chlea-korrespondent
AMN SSSR
prof, Y.M.Karasik) laningradakQgo pediatricheakogo
maditainskogo
instituta (dire - prof. N.T.Shatova). Predstavlana
deystvitalluyui
chlonom AMR SSSR B.T.Anichkovym.
OMATHAXIL. effects.
on cobalt metab.. inactivation (RUB))
(COBAIM. metabolism,
off. of adathamil. inactivation (Rua))

ussR/pharmacology - Toxicology - Chelating Agents. V
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Biol-, No 4., 1959, 18623
Author : Bellgova, I.N.
Inst :
Title : Experimental Btudy of Rendering Mercury Salts
Harmless by
Means of EthylenediaminetetrDucetic Acid.
Orig Pub : Byul. eksperim. biol. i meditsiny, 1957, 44,
No 9, 77-79
Abstract : The possibIlity of inactivation of the
mercury ion by
means of Ca-EDrA (I) was determined. In experiments on
isolated heart of frog, with utilization of a
carbocholine
test, it wao shown that inactivation of HgCl (II) is
pos-
Oible in considerable excess of a cQncentration-of I,
when
the molar ratio of Or is 120. In.decrease of this ratio
to 48, inactivation of II does not take'place. In
another
series of experiments, the influence of I on rendering
Il
harmless in the entire organism was studied- 50 white
mice received intraperitoneally 10 gmm/g of ii and 4oo
Card 1/2
- 30

BILIGOVA, I.N.; OBIPOTA, S.V*
',-----oA~sociated effect of poisons blocking the cytochromic
system and of
poisons inducing disorders of respiratory phosphorylation on
resistance of mice to lowered atomospheric pressure [with
summary
in Inglish]. Biul.eksp.biol, i med. 45 M0,1:54-57 Ja 158,
(MMA 11:4)
1. Is kafedry farmakologii (zav. - prof. T.H.rarasik)
laningradekogo
pediatrichookogo meditsinskogo instituta. Predetaylena,
doyetvitelt-
num chlanon ANN SSSR V.V.Zakusovym.
(AZIDES. effects,
sodium aside on resist. of mice of low atmosphreic
pressure (Rue))
(QYANIM, effects.
potassium cyanide on reist. of mice to low atmospheric
pressure (Rue))
(ATMOSPHIRrC PRESSM, effects,
resist. in mice to low pressure after admins of
potassium cyanide & sodium azide (Rua))

BELIGOVA, I.N.
Cholating agents (complexons) and their use in
experimental and
clinical medicine, Farm-i toks. 24 no.2t239-245 Mr-Ap
'61.
(MIRA 14:9) ,
1. Kafedx-a farmakologii (zav. - deystvitelInyy chlen AM
SSSR prof.
VJI.Karasik) Leningradskogo pediatricheskogo
meditsinskogo instituta.
(GHMATES)

BELvGOkrA, I.N. (Leningrad)
DeteXication of staphylococcal toxin with sodium
dimercaptopropan z
sulforiate (unithiol). Fam. i toks. 27 no.1:68-73 Ja-F 164.
(111~ 17: 11)

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1. BEL I GOVA, M. A.
2. USSR (600)
4. Shipbuilding
7. Investigating tho possibility of gluing in ship
construction. Trudy TsNIIIRF
No. 10, 1951.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
April -1953, Uncl.

BILIG idat tokhnichoskikh nsuk; KUWTSOV. P.I.,
redaktor;
Loilklj
W;&, kand
VOLURUK. K.M., tokhnicheekly redaktor
[Use of glue In vooden barge construction) Prizenenie
k1sia v
dereviannom barzbestroenit. Leningrad, Isd-vo
Mintsterstya nor-
sk-ogo I rechn fl t SSSR. 1953. 32 P. [microfilm]
(MLRA 711O)
,,lo o(a
(Barg Glue)

$A M-Al, W fte'-im, Aj, practIt4l Mob-

CA$ GIrcAlcutatfal comfogs to
V"cols a" c4tculdit4a at tiCA.

at$ lgk the CA%* of calcuittl4a 41
(ILL44 fmA** (in Rasska.14

Trgms. Ct"Ijid Scitailm larlitiat for tkc
River Fleet .77, 29-67.

1954; Rel. Zh. With. 1916~ Rev. no. 3167.

In t6
calcutuivas of the strength of hull coveclaos It is neces-

maty to
overcome difficulties CCAriected via ~ietetmiftstin of the

"efficienct
at 9XInij in 4 min direction bdama ana of cross

braces, which taske cp
the assembly of theat coy" nglj-

An amAysis. is made of the influence
of the value of Cbese co-

efficients c4 scaling as appH*4 to oioua
ayttems at aasembly

Of the COVOCIdAs 1r-V9 with CO Vessels far JMM4
wdtcMxY&. AM

practical, i.e. appomixiate. methods of cakulating these
co,~.-

ings with the use of tables and itiphs give:i in tbe wait are
estab.:

IiAhtd.

Funtict, (114 promem is txsmined of 4bg calculation 0t
d~ inilu.

coce a Latkera inche opening of the StAlic im1CtCrtn1r,*,y
of

Issembly bqmms d it ship's hull.

00 the bpsis of the Invest 111C
ion. 4 Method toe Cho A;VCQxlxACC

calcutstlan of the influe"o of
thtat. brackem is recomen,ted.

cciwesy Reftralizayi Zh;rrdal ru. A.
Shimanskil, EZ5H

Ita.-Slutior, malesy mintstry of Supply, fingkAd

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