SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BELYAKOV, M. A. - BELYAKOV, N.A.

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S/08 611011100610121014
B102YB138
AUTHORSt Plaksin, I. N., Belyakov, M. A.,_Starchik, L. P.
TITLE: Po 210_0-indiced reftoluminescence for analysis of ores and
minerals
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, v.,11,, no. 6, 1961, 548 - 549
TEXT: As the usual analyzers based on radio- or cathode-luminescence, as
designed as the "Mekhanobor" Institute for instance, are too heavy for
field conditions and depend on power supply, a new device has been de-
signed. Pure Po 210 -a~-radiation (E - 5.3 Mev, range in air 3.8 am) was
used for luminescence activation. The device is shown in Pig. 1.
Powdered or ground-ore samples are placed on a plate at the bottom of the
vessel and luminescence is observed with the naked eye or through a lens.
The oti-source used.had an activity of 1.6 curies. The minerals are identi-
fied according to color, brightnessl and afterglows
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2110_ S/089/61/011/006/012/014
PO a.-induced... B102/B138
Mineral Color Brightness Afterglow
calcite red high weak
dolomite dull red very high weak
fluorite bluish violet very high strong
scheelite violet weak very weak
beryl light blue weak very weak
Intensive radioluminescence is also observed when diamonds undergo 0 ir-
radiation and for .this reason it is used, instead of gamma, for grading
Yakutsk diamonds. For quantitative analyses a photocell was used. The
photocell, a'multiplier of the type OY-1 (FEU-1), was fed via a "Kaktus"
radiometer. This experimental setup was tested when determining scheelite
with a 70-ILourie Po 210 source. It was then used to compare the lumines-
cence intensities of scheelite induced by ~ and *-radiation from emitters
of equal activity. o~_radiation was found to'be about four times more
effective for luminescence activation. There are 3 figures, 2 tables,
and 5 Soviet references.
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31020J61113610051011032
B 03/B208
~.AUTHORS: Plaksin, I. X.t Corresponding Member AS USSR,
and Starc~ik, L.,,P.
TITLE--
Application of radioluminescence caused by a-particl4i of
polonium-210 for the analysis of ores and minerj~la
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, v. 136, no. 5, 1961; 1165-r116T
TEXT:~ The authors suggest-the application of radioluminescence -in ihe
analysis of ores and minerals, which offers certain advantages.; Itlinay
-replace successfully the cathode luminescen6e already applied fo a ~6
ge
extent (Ref. 2). This latter method'requires vacuum and high-frequen*cy.
Although the apparatus devised at the "Mekhanabr" Institute ( f- 3)"
is a suitable constvuction, it cannot always expediently be dpdrated
owing to its high weight and the necessity of current supply. Un the
-'radioluminescence method, however, only .a radioactive isotope i1h req'Jaired,
'in this case polonium-2'10 which serves as a-radiation source. This,offere
the following advantages: 1) a-radiation gives a much more intense
Llumine scene e than the or y-radiation of equal activity; 2) a-radiation

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-Applicaiion of radioluminescence ... B103/B208 V
..is not accompanied by any other radiation (except one.'y-qua4itim per,,105
a-~partibles); 3) for this reason the application of this radiation sour
-simple; 4) the penetrating power of a-radiation is iowp *hioh
is rather
simplifies the required apparatus in spite of the high activity~of
(1.8 curie was applied)., Fig. I shows such a device.
4
4 A,
K1
5)* Tfie a-source pay be used to determine elements-on the basis!iot niciear
6) The luminescence of minerals'is obsirved4".
:reactions (Refs. 4,5)
(in the case'
either,by the naked'e;e or of finely divided sub an c
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Application of radiolumineseence,,... B103/B208
by means of a strong lens (4). The following safety measures are necessary;
the Po-210 sources aontaminate the surrounding objects by aggregate
recoil. To counteract this, the Po-210 layer is screened by a protective
film or a thin foil, which dcas not absorb a-radiation, or such a film
may be also mounted on the aurfaoo of the a-source. The resultant energy
losses reduce the produotion of luminesoenoe, but may be compensated by
increased activity of the a-source. The samples in the form of powders
or lumps (up to a size of 20 mm) are irradiated on the,~Iate of the
mentioned device (3) by the a-source (2)-in a holder The method
of analysis resembles that described in Ref. 3. The authors 'studied the
luminds'eencd.of the following minerals: calcite, dolomite, scheelitet
fluorite, and beryl The diamonds of Yakutiya show a luminescence
visible even at dayiight. The luminescence of Tl-204 as P-radiation
source'(activitY 70 millicuries) which was.studied for comparison
purposes, appeared only slightly in dcheglite and in diamonds, while
tMLt caused by the a-souroe of equal activity was visible even at-day-
light. There are I figure, 2 tables, and 5 Soviet-bloc references.
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S/02oj6i/136/005/031/032
Application of radioluminescence B103/B208
ASSOCIATION: Institut gortiogo dela Akademli nauk SSSR
(Mining Inatitute, Academy of Scienoest' USSR)
SUBMITTED: November 15, 1960
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PLAKSIN, I.N.; BZLYAKOV,-J4.A;; RENTIRGIN, V.L.,-, STARCHIK, L.P..
Use of nuclear reaction (~x,n ) for the determination of certain
elements in solutions, Dokl. AN SSSR 139 no.2:1+24-426 JI 161.
(MIRA 14:7)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Plaksin).
(Nuclear reaction's) (Chemfqtryp Analytical)

S/02 61/141/004/015/019
B101YB110
AUTHORS: Plaksin, 1. N., Corresponding Member AS USSR, Belyakov, M. A.,
and Starchik, L. P.
TITLEt Application of gamma quanta produced by interaction of
.L-partioles with nuclei of fluorine and boron for determining
these elements in concentration products
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 141, no. 4, 1961, 921 - 924
TEXT: In previous papers (DAN, 127, no. 3, 61e (1959); Atomnaya energiya,
9, no. 5, 361 (1960)) the authors applied the (~L,n) reaction for determining
F and B in concentration products (flotation concentrates). Be, B, and Li,
however, were interfering with the determination of F. B was also determinable
by induced radioactivity (DAN, 128, no. 6, 1208 (1959)). The application of
nuclear gamma ray spectroscopy facilitates the determination of B and F in
the presence of other elements having a high gamma quantum yield on the
basis of the (d,,n) reaction. The following data from publications are cited:
In the nonelastic scattering of A.-particles on F19 nuclei, 0.09 and 0.22-Mev
gamma,~uanta are produced. Ne 22 produced by the reaction F'9(,4,,p)Ne 21
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S/02 61/141/004/015/019
Application of gamma quanta... B101 X110
22
emits 1.24 and 1.50-Mev gamma quanta. The reaction P19.(*G,n)Na results in
Na 22 emitting 0.62-Mev gamma quanta. The gamma ray spectrum arising from
the interaction oft4-particles with boron nuclei contains 2.3 and 3.8-Mev
gamma quanta. The former are a product of the reactions B 10 (111,n)N 13 and
11 14 10
B (a., n) N, while 3.8-Mev gamma quanta result from the reactiont B (04- 9 P)C
The advantage of gamma ray spectroscopy is that the accuracy of recording
of the gamma quanta is by one order of magnitude higher than that of
recording of the neutrons. For this reason, 4-emitters of low activity may
be used. While for determining B and F on the basis of the ($1,n) reaction
an ~.-source of 250 me was required, gamma ray spectroscopy could be
performed using a P6 210 c~,-source with an activity of only 5 me. The aL-source
is oriented directly to the box containing the material to be investigated.
For protection against aggregate recoil, the surface of theaL,-source was
coated with a heavy-metal film. Recording was performed by NaI(Tl) crystal,
YCA-1 (USD-1) attachment, YW -2 (USh-2) wideband amplifier discriminator,
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S/020/61/141/004/015/019
Application of gamma quanta... B101/B110
andTr[-10,000 (PS-10,000) scaler. On the basis of the intensity of
1.24-Mev gamma quanta calibration curves were plotted for the concentration
of fluorite in feldspar. Al was not interfering with the determination.
F may be also determined in beryl concentrates due to beryl emitting
3.43 - 4-45-Mev gamma quanta. It was found: N CaF 2 -R 1.24 - 0-51N 3.4'
where N 1.24 = intensity of counting of the 1.24-Mev gamma quanta; N 3.4
intensity of counting of gamma quanta >3-4 Mev. In addition, B 20 3 was
also determined by gamma ray spectroscopy in mixtures of ascharite and
dolomite by discrimination of gamma quanta 3.4

8/084/62/013/004/007/011-
Use of XI-spectroscopy B102/B108
11'ev, ro-,opec tively. Hance the fluorite content of the 'BILMRle is given by.
Neap ' 1#7- t, where ',t,is.the,fluorite content of a standard:. The
2 let
method of count-rate ratios can also be used for analyzing samples which
have more than two componenta,.as is shown here-by the determination of
BeO and CaF 'in a 3ample containing ascharite. The boron content
P N where C' /11 for pure
is Aet2er-Ined from2N B 0, M-C&N3.4' Be - N2.2 3.4
3
beryl.- Fluorite ia determined from H N C N AN where
Caf`~ .1.2- B 2.2 3,41-,
K - Cie
eo GIs N -~Attd, C
j; C~eCB-.B Be 1.6/N 56 4 for puts beryl B N1-02 IN 2.2 for
pure aschakite. There are -4 figures.
SUBLUTTED: March 9,~ 1962
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PIAKSIN., I.Xj,~~~~STARCHIKj L.P.
Use of nuclear reaction (AINY) for-the determiln tion of
beryllium in concentration products. Dokl. AN SSSR
no*23374,-376 Ja 162. AMM 15:2)
1. Institut gornogo dela im. A.A. 'Mcochinsk 0 AN SSSR.
20 Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for PlakeMO
(Beryllium-Analysis)
(Nuclear reactions)

PLAO IN) I.N.; BELYAKOVS M.A.j STARCHIK, L.P,
U89 of jr-spectroscopy in determining beryllium, boron, and fluorine
:W products enriched bye-radiation accompanying the intera6tion
between nuclei of these "4if*ento and cL-rays. Atom. energ. 13
no.4:374,-376 0 16R, (MIRA 15:9)
(Ga=a-ray vyotr4wW) Ouclear reactions)

PLA Np I.N.; BELYAKOVs_,M4,; STARCHIK# L.P*
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Fasur.ing the thickneos of r6ils jhA filig with the aid of the
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Filtration of alpha radiation for the selective determinAtion of
some elements from the variation in the yield O'~secondary-radi-
ation of nuclear reactions ny) and (k,, PY).'Nauch.1, ob. IGD
19:5&-66 163. MA 17:2)

PLAKSIN, :-ION. MEREVShlYt -E V.; BELYAKOV M.A.
IT-ie olf polonium-boron neutro,,,ealtter in the analysis of ores and,
.products of dressing for.alumirlim. Dokl. AN SSSR 163 no.5%1202-2204
165. (WRA 18:8)'
I.. Chler-kcrrespondent AN S.SSR (for Plaksin).
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BELYAKOIIJ M. F.
"The Original Case:of Weathering)" M. F. Belyakov,, 1 p
"Pr1rodave No 8
-1he best example of -this is fo=d In the. polar region
0 the, Urals on the slopes of Mb Laycha) - vhere layers
i# slate appear to.be Impaled cwquartz cutcroppings.
?his, phencowni, is due - primarPT to the aroalm effect
..bt vind.' 4uthor.explains the reason for this:and
~,btiefllv_ describes the'. force of -the - v-lnd,, thus showim
that the explanation -of IhIs phenaieum to the acticn
.1nl Isi'not entlr_ely~far fetched,
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1 140 FS
"Eistory of Geothermic Research in the USSRR. Priroda,, No 9., 1946 (70-71).
(Hateorologiya, i Gidrologiya, No 6 Nov/Dec 1947)
so: U-3218, 3 Apr 1953

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Dec .1947
YAP5
Crystals
"Nov Data Concerning the Problem, of the Boundaries w4
Geology of the Southeastern Part of the-Anabar Crystal
Motifs" M. F. Belnkov, 2 pp
*Dok Aked Nauk SSSR Vol LVnI, No 7
Nova Ser"
Geologic saps-of.the USSR '1937 and 1940 (FY 1:2,500.
000),, looated-Anabar or~stal massif. All-Union Arctic
instituti-in.194G.'sent an expedition to defifie more'
claul -koittherii.-.and- southeastern boundaries. While
survoying'boundaries.. expedition records& nev geolog-
ical data. Submitted by Academician V. A. Obruoher,,'
17 Jil 19470' 6CT2T
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BELYAKOV j M. F.
"Contemporary Hydro-Network of the Anabar Crystal Body in Connection with
the Peculiarities of Its Geological Formation," Dok All SSSR, 58, No 8, 1947

BELYAYOV, M. F.
Petroloff
The First Findinp: of Apabar-Detritue on the.Water.-
Dividei of th6tambria'n Fleld"df the Central SiberIAS
Plateau,
F. Belyakov, li pp
"Dok. Ak Naak - SSSR" ~Vol Ix NO 9
Detritus -of *pro- a~ L ka of Anabar maesive bavo
'.6n.vater divides of
not been fovAd pie*idusly
Cambrian field -which'.stirroandaiiassive. Author dls-~
covered sdWdetrItjw OnA6ft:bank of Arga-sala
river in 1946*:..Describee location and discusses
reasons for their preeenoe. Submitted 27 b!;Lr 48..--
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be"airi Jul.. 9
Ps
Standardg
Me International RP 1:.1,000,000 Map and USSR,
~nenclature for Maps," M. F. Belyakov, 6j pp
Orlroda" No 7
$SR has adopted unit system-of numeration and
isignation of separate sheets of maps --ad-on
txe~ncmenclature-of the international ietric'~ Map'
-j,WO,WO. L, Lists-the scale of
a, ~ t~e scale of' 1.
MR maps, their dimensions, nv=ber of sheets per
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(Coutd)
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to select sheets to bi pastWd togetbir
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'Tebtonics
"Me Connection of Geological lootbarmale Vith
the Pro-Canbrian Contour of the ftsBian ?let-
fo- rm, 11 M. F., Bel~akov, ~ All-Mnion Petroleum.
Bel Res Geol Prospecting.Inst, 4 pp
rDok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol. LM, No 2
-Ponnection between plutonic temperature. Ifthar
.',thermal coefficient of , rc>oks and'the fcal of
imbauxTaca structures- is' so regular. that
S~truotural. diagrams, wq,be t
drawn, -from on. a ae
4,meapureMA ~'Ift'BhAL excavatiorm,
taliii~.'49fliiiiim~';b' W"nection.;.beivean --g.a.6
V 1A.I'the -'atiuature. of. :~the--,JFt"BIAU ~Platf4orz:
established in the Samarokiy Luke, and Bugirms'lin
reklon. Submitted 9 Nov 48
25,A9226
...... . ......

~U=/Pet
;~i~feot-of Artificial Flooding Upon the Thermal-
.4egime of a Petroleum Site,,' M. F. Belyakov.,
All,,~Tkion Petroleum Sci Res-Geol Xxploratory
t
3
'Wok Ak Nauk SSSR- Vol LVI, So 3
Present data on results of artificial flooding
r,e insufficient. Tabulates results of 2-year
0~
study of one of the Maba deposits according to
temperature an& depth. There is urgent need
f6r stationary geothernic observations to aebloWe
W IVY I
ratlonal IwOductlon POtrOleUM. Submitted by
Agkd S. 1. Mironov, 28 Yar 49.

~WW/Oeoloa oil, 21'~Oct
"Oeothermal Anomalies'of the Emba Salt (Domes),"
X. F. Belywkov' A111-Uaion Petroleum Sci Res Geol
Prospecting Inst
*Dok -4,k Nauk sssr vol Lxviii, No 6, PP 107991080
Uned maximum thermometers to measure temp in more than
50 wells of.depth up to 1 km. Measurements made for
several points of each well in intervals of 50-100 M.
Analysis of data shoved, at equal distance from the
earth's surface, temp was slightly higher (up to 40
17222'r_~
WU/G~ology - Oil (Contd) 23. Oct 49
for wells about 1, 000 = apart, measured at-.'depths t of
100-200 n) over domes of cupolas than at walls.
Seasons for this anmmly include: different heat con-.:
ductivity of rocks, subsurface waters, tectonic pjro;-'
eosesi surface erosion, etc. Submitted by Acad
Mironov 17 Aug 49.

MO/deophysles.,r A=Wlies~ Geotbarmal, No~., 51
(Depression)
"Geothermal Anomalies of tl*,Dnepr-Donets Depres
*ion, " M. F. Belyakov
VI.Priroda'.' No 11, PP 52,53
Belyakov presents popular summry of his original
article'that'app'eared in "Dok Ak'Nauk SSSR, Vol '
;JXVIT - No 2, 1951. Geol structure of -a locality
'j to have consideribii inf luence on the
turns o
distribution of bathic (plutouic) beat in the
u
,pper layers of the Earth's crust. This has bee
confirmed by geothermal investigations conducted
2o7T46
~UM/Geophysice Anomalies, Geothermal Nov*51,1~
(Deptession) (Coutd)
in',various places in the Dnepr-7Donets depression..
Codcludestbat increase of temp per descent into
tbe~ groundvaries from 10 - m/o C. to 200 m/oC, in
.00t~ast' to the theoretical value. of 33 ac-
cepted for the USSR territories.
207T46

Title.; kimaloua dtatribution of heat In the Dnien-or-I'mists dor-r-a-zlon.
...... ......
Journols Doklady A",cadomil, Youk es$Rt 19519, Vol.77, Vo.2's p. 325
Subjebti ~IooloU

VASSOYETICH, H.B., prof., doktor geol.-miner.nauk; ANDREYEV, P.P., kend.
khim.nauk; B F., )mnd.geol.-miner.nauk; BARANOVA, T.E.,
V4~YAKOV, M.
nsuchnyy sotrudnM BUSHIMsEll, G.I prof.; GMUM, R.F., prof.,
0 so
doktor biolog.nai*; GROSSGEM4, V.A., kand.geol.-miner.na-~k;
ITENBERG, S.S., dotsent; PISHTOFOVICH, A.M.; LYUBOMIROV, B.H.,
kandegeol.-minerosuk; POIWIROYICV, G.S., kand.geol.-miner.nauk;
POKROVSKAYA, I.M., prof., doitor ge ol. -miner. nauk; RADMOMOO O*A.9
kand.khim.nauk; RMMIN, L.B., prof., doktor geol.-miner.nauk;
TORGOVANOTA. T.B.. gidrogeolog: USPENSKIYI T.Aes kandekhimeneuk;
PROLOV, Te.F., kand.geol.-minennauk: FURSHIIKO. A.V.: KHAIN. V.Ye.'
prof., doktor gool.-miner.nauk; SMONOV, V.V., prof., doktor
fiziko-matem.nauk; YASHCHUR2HINSKAYA, A.B., vedushabiy red.;
SOKOLOVA, le.V., takhn.red. (Continued on next card)

VASsoyEvrCH, H.B.--(continued) Card 2.
[Handbook for field geologists and petroleum prospectors]
Sputnik polevogo geologa - neftianika. Leningrad, Gos.nauchno-
tekhn.izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, Leningr.otd-nie,
1952. 504 p. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Groznenskiy ordena Trudovogo Krasnc_-o Znarieni neftyanoy insti-
tut (for Itenberg). 2. Daystvitellnyy chlen AN Ukrainskoy SSR
(for Krishtofovich). 3. Chlen-korrespondent AN Belorusakoy SSR
(for Fureanko).
(Petroleum geology--Handbooks, manuals, etc.)

WCH, Nikolay Bronialavovich, professor, doktor goologD-mineralogichaskikh
nauk, radaktor; Y=CHURMINSUYA, A.B., radaktor; SUFANDV. D.L.. doktor
goologo-mineralogichookikh nauk, redaktor; ~WYAVL-", kandidat
geologo-mineralogicheakikh nauk, redaktor; KURATOV, V.N., kandidat
geologo-mineralogichaskikh nauk. redaktor; SOKOIA)VA. Ye. V., tekhnichaskir
redaktor.
(Guide for petroleum geologists In the field] Sputnik polevogo geologa-
neftianika. 1zd.2--e, ispr. I dop*. Leningrad, Goa. nauchno-takhn.
izd-vo neftianoi I gornoi-toplivnoi lit-ry. Vol. 1. 1954. 544 P.
(Petroleum geology) WaA 7:12)

vAssoTIVICK, Nikolay Bronislayovich, doktor goologo-mineralogichookikh
nauk. obahchlY redaktor; STXUNOT, D.L.. doktor goologo-mineralo-
kandidat geologo-zine-
gicheakikh-nauk, redaktpr; fBXJ,
I bV
V.
ralogichookikh nauk,'redaktor, 9 J., kandidAt geologo-
mineralogichookikh nauk, redaktor; YASRD3URZHIX51rATA,,A.B.,Ive-
dushchly redAktor; GEMPITIVA, I.M.. tekbuicheskiy redAktor.
[Guidebook for the geologist and petroleum engineer in the field]
Spatnik polevogo, goologa-noftianiks. Izd.,2-*, ispr. I.dop. Is-
nin,grad, Goo. nauchno-tekhn. Azd-vo neftianoi i gorno-toplivnoi
lit-ry. Vol. 2. .195_4. 50 p. ()MRA 8:2)
~(Petroleuz geology)

N.
AID P - 1135
Subject USSR/Mining
Card 1/1 Pub. 78 - 13/25
Author : Belyakov, M. F1
Title : Geother 1 measurements In Belorussia
Periodical : Neft. khoz.j V. 321 #11) 50-51, N 1954
Abstract : A study of temperature variation in wells at different
depths by the resistance thermometer is presented.
Temperature rapidly increases with the well depth. How-
ever, mean temperature difference per 100 meters of
depth decreases with depth. Two tables and 3 Russian
references (1949-1952).
Institution : None
Submitted ; No date

EILYAXOT Mikhail Yedorovich; YARTSHEY, B.P., redaktor; SHCHIKOTOT, P.A..
-YU%Luuhahiy redaktor; GXNNAD'YEVA, I.M., takhnicheskiy redaktor
[Geothermia obBervatione in vell boring and their interpretation]
Geotermichaskie nabliudeniia v burovykh okvazhinakh i Ikh interpre-
tataiia. Leningrad. G,os. nauchno-tekha. izd-vo neftianoi i gorno-
toplivnoi lit-ry. Leningradekoe otd-nie, 1955. 37 p. (MLRA 9:12)
(Oil wells) (Barth temperature)

'BILTAKIN014.F.- GMMOTTfS, P.P., polkoynik, redaktor; SROXIS, N.Y.,
tethnifte iiy redaktor.
(Orientation without rALps; material Jbr instruction] Orlentiro-
vanie na nestnosti bez karty; materialy k obuchenitu. [Izd.-3-a
Ispr. I dop.] Noskya. Voenjzd-vo Ministerstva obor. SSSR, 1955.
68 pe (HLRA 8:11)
(Orientation(Topograpby)

BELTAEDY, N.Y.; GRIGORITZT, D.P.; SHAFRANOVSXIT, I*I.
In memory of B.IA.Oxadchey. Zap,Txas.min,ob-v& 84 n*.4:504-505
155. (MIRA 9:6)
(0madchav, Boris IAk*vltsvich, 1912-1954)

AIT-YA M 7:PMP29MKI. A.. redaktor-, TRUXHANAVA. A.. tekhalcheekly
re.aainor
[Orientation without maps* 'Translated from the Russian] Aryoutavanne
n& miantsova.sti bes karty. Peraklad 2 rualmha vydannia. Minsk.
Dziarzh, vyd-va 303R, 1956. 47 P- (KIRA 9: 10)
(Orientation)

z
/ ///, IC,_
KAT013NKOV. Semen Mikhaylovich; BILYAKOVt_MtR~, re"ktor; GABIS. U.N..
.vedushchiy redaktor; tekhnicheskly redaktor
[Spectrum-analysis of rock) SpektralInyl analis gornykh porod.
Leningrado Gosqnauchno-tekhnAxd-vo neft, i gorno-toplivnot
lit-rye loningrootd-nie, 1957.1214 p. (MLRA 10;7)
(Rodks--Spectra)

KATCHENKCV) Semen Vikhqylovich; PROKOPYKV, V.K.., prof..,
retsenzent; KLER, M.M., dots., retsenzeni;
KIIOKIII.OVj V.V.p nauehn. red.; F-EDOTOVA, II.I., ved.
red.; ISLYAKOV,_M.F,S dots., red.
(1,53pectrum analysis of rocks] StAktralinyi, araliz gor-
nykh porod. Izd.2.,
. perer. i dop. Leningrad, Nedra,
1964. 271 P. (MIRA 18il)

-MTA][Orj-) ".-. I
Psychogenic depression in the legal psychiatric clinic, Probl,
mid.polkh. 8:167-189 159. (MIRA 13t6)
(Depression, Kental)

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f4lddt'ditt of the Abtea-il f69 thtm pradtAced was veater
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SKORIU,, Sergey Aleksandrovich [Skorina., S.O.]; BMAKOV., m.j. [Bieliakov.,
M*I#], red.1 NEMCHENKO, I*Yu.p tekhn.re-d-.--
(Knowledge of soil is the basis for its correot use] Z"A"Dia,
bruntiv - oonova pravyllnobo ikh vykoryatannia. Kyiv., Derzh.
vyd-vo seltolkohospodaralkoi 2it-zy URSRI 2961, 48 Pe (14M l5tI+)
(Crops and soils)

REPIN, A.M.(Riepin, A.M.19 kand, sellkhozo nauk; NAUMMOI 0.1.;
nauchuyy sotr.- BELYAKOV M.L[ iliakov, M.I.], red.;
-NE24CMKO.l I.Yu"'. LN; o, I.IU.], tekhn. red.
(Drying and storing seed and forage corn) Suchinuia ta zbe-
rigannia nasirmoi, i furazhnoi kukurudzy. Kyiv, Dersh. vyd-vo
silikohospodarslkoi lit-ry WW, 1961. 67 p. WMA 15:3)
.(Corn (Maize))-Drying)
(Corn (Maize))-storap)

KOVAINUSHKO' S.P.; BELYAKOV, M.I., red.; TOGOBITSKAYA, N.V.
[Tohobitsti~-'#'V-.j--I-&-"' KOVALRIKO,, 0.1., red.;
DOBROVOLISK 3 1 ro ; ij O,A,]$ red.;
Dobrovol'alky
NAGOPJIYY, A.G.[Nahorrqjj A.H.12 red.; LEVITSKAYA, G.P.
[Levyts'ka., H.P.). red.; CHRiEVATSKIY, S.A.[CherevatB'kyi,
S.A.], takhn. red.
(Manual on production planning and organization on collective
and state farmsI Dovidnyk po planuvanniu i organizataii vy-
robnytstva v kolhospakh i radhospakh. Kyiv,, Derzhsillhosp-
vydav URSR, 1963. 935 P. (MIRA 16-.12)
(Ukraine-Farm maragementHandbooks, manuals, etc.)

DOIG-KNMA, M.Y.L.; e.LI,YAF6'1, MJ.;
Light-Weight portable pump with p.1--atic carts fer cleaning vessels.
Sbor. nauch.-tekh. inform. Azarb. ins t.nauch.--tekh. inform. Ser.Maahindstroi.
prom. no,40-8 162s (MIRA 18:8)

1. BELYAKOV, M. M.
2. USSR (600)
4. Fertilizers and Manures
7- Use of manganese tailings to stimulate growth of trees,
Les. khoz- 5 Mo- 10, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January -1953. Unclassified.

MB, Petr Pedor'ovich; GGUWA,_X.A.,._ins'h., rateenzent;'NASLITo X.Y8.0
zubores, retsensent;2MOT, P.A., kena.ekon.nauk, red.o
MMYAKPJ, K red.; 1)(AGNITSKIY,'A.Y., -red.; ROMWMG: I.A..
kgn~d.eio -M12
2!qd.-,.'SK1RN1TSK1Y. Ye.K., kand.ekon,nsuk, red.;
SMATOT, X.I.j insh., redo; DUGINA, N.A.,tekhn.red,
(Organizational and technical plan In the workshop] Orgtekhplan
no rabochem meste. ~oskva, Mashgiz, 1960. 30 p. (Ssriia *08novy
konkretnoi ekonomiki," no.5). (KIRA 14:4)
(Sverdlovsk-Nachineryludustry)

TROTANOT, Andrey KonstantinovIch; GOIXWA. K.A., insh., retsenzent;
HASLIT, K.Ta., zuborez,.retoenzeat;,ZHUKOT, M.N.. red.; DANILOT.
T.Li, red. vypusks; BELYAKOT, H.N..-red.; ROZMMMG, I.A., kand.
ekon.nauk, red.; SHrMTSKIY,-Ye-r.-.--Wnd.ekon.nauk, red.; SUSTA-
insh., red.; DUGIRA, N.A., tekhn.r6d.
TOY. -M., ig~
[Or-ganization. of the manufaoture of meahineryl Enk orgnnizoveno
proizvo4etvo mashin, Moskyag Haabgiz, 1960, 30 p. (Bibliotaks
raboohego mashinostroltelia. Serila; "Oenovy konkretnoi ekono-
miki," no.2) (KIRA 14:5)
(Machinery industry)

BUSHMICH. Ge-man Adamovich; GOLUBWA, K.A.. inzh., retsen2GUt, MASLIY.
K.Ta., zuborez, retsenzent; ZHUKOT, P.A., kand.ekon.nauk, red.;
URYASHOY, A.Y., red. vypasks; RELTAKOY, M.N., red.; ROZBN33RG,
I.A., kand.ekon.nauk, red.; S)#IRVITMCrr.-T6*.K., kond.okon.nauk
red.; SUSTATOY, M.I., insh., red.; DUGINA, N.A., tekhn.red.
[Business accounting is accounting in a buainese-like manner]
Khozraschet - sto schat po-khozisiaki. Moskva, Maahgiz, 1960.
33 p (Bibliotekg rabochego ma~hinostroitelis: Seriia "Oenovy
koLetnoi ekonomiki," no.11) (MIRA 14:5)
(Machinery industry-Finance) (Sverdlovsk-Railroade-Cars)

TLASOTA, Antonjus Alskeeridrovna; MUGALRYA, Zinaida Samuilovus;
ZHKOTA., Larisa Mikhaylovna; GOLUBWA, K*A.9 inzh., retsen-
sent; KASM, K.7a.. suborez, reteenzent; ZHUKOY, PeA., kande
ekon.nsuk, red.; SBRAPIKOnCH, B.T.. red. vypuskn;,=.YAXUP
M.6 d.; ROZENBERG, I.A., kand.ekon.nauk, red.; SMIRNITS-
, Te.K., kand.ekon.nauk, red.; SUSTATOT, M.I., insh., red.;
DUGIA. N.A.. takhn,red.
(How to increase labor productivity] Kak povysit' proizvodi-
tellnost' truda. Moskva, Maahgiz, 1960. 37 P. (Biblioteks
rabochago mehinostroitelia: Seriis "Oenovy konkretnoi ekono-
mikil-P no.6) (MIRA 14:5)
(Machinery industry--labor productivity)

RADLKIN, Tiktor Pavlovioh; dOLUSETA, K.A., inzh., retsenzent; KASLIT.
K.Ta., zuborez,-re,tsenzent; ZHMOT,,P.A., kand.ekon.nauk, red.;
I _44kTAKOY, U.N.. red.; ROZENBERG.
TARATKA, TA, red. vypuska;
I.A., kand.ekon.nauk, red.; SKERNITSKIY,To.K., kand.ekon.nauk,
red.; SUSTAVOY, M.I.. insh., red.; WGINA, H.A., takhn.red.
:(Labor organization In a workshopj Orgunizatsila truda na rabo-
chem meste. Moskva, Maohgiz, ig6o. 46 p. (Bibliotelm raboche-
go mashinostroitelia: Seriia 40snovy konkretnoi ekonomiki,*
no.4) (MIRA 14:5)
(Machinery industry-Labor productivity)

SHIRMITSKIY.'Yevgeniy Konstentinovich; GOLUBIffA, K.A., insh.p reteen-
zent; HASLIY, K.Ta.,-zuborez9 retoonsent; ZMOT, P.A., kand.
ekon.nauk, red.; SITNUOT, M.A., red. vypusk'a;-.,BETrYAKOT, M-N*m
red.; ROMMIMG, I.A., kand.ekon.naWc, red..,-SXIRNITSKIY. Ye. K.,
Imid.ekon.nauk, red..; SUSTAYOT, M.I., insh., red; DUGM9 N.A.,
takhn.red.
(Nachinery-industry worker and technological innovations] Ra-
bochii-,mashinostroitall i tekhnitheekii progress. Moskve,
Xaahgiz, 1960, 49 p. (Bibliotake rabochago mashinostroitelia.
Seriia: "Oonavy konkratnoi ekonomiki.4 no.1) (MIRA 14:3)
(Machinery industry-Tachnologiesl innovations)

GLADILISHCHIKOV, Yevgeniy Ivanovichi-GOIBMAt K,A.p lnzb.p retsenzent;
MASLIY,, K.Ya., zubor02p retsenzent; SHIROKOV9 N.P.j, red. vypuska,-
C.BELYAKOV, M.N., red.; GSRMWp I.V.p-dotaent, red.; ZHUKOVI, P.A.p
kand.--Wk-on.na~k, red.; ROZEMMG,'I.A.1-kand. ekon. nauk, red.;
a4MITSKIrg Ye.K., kand. ek6ho' nauk, red.; SUSTAVOV, M.I., inzh.,
red.; DUGINAI P.A., tekbn. red.
[Let's economize on electric power]-Berechl elektroenergiiu.- Mo-
skva, Mashgiz, 1960. 43 p,' (Biblioteka rabochego mashinostroitelia:
Seriia "Osnovy konkretnoi ekonomiki," no.10) (MA 1419)
(Electric power)
Eno"

ROZEMMG,-Ivan Aleksandrovich; GOLTJBBTA,X,Aoo.insh.,retsenzent; KA-
SLIY. K.Ys., zubores, retsenzent; 2MOT.P.A., kand.okon.nauk,
red.; PROKHOROY,Y.P.,rea. vMiska; ART-YAXOT.M.N., red.; ROZIN-
BM,I.A.. kand.ekon.nauk, rea.41HNITSUM a.- 0 . kana.ekon.
nauk, red.; BUSTAYOY,K.I., inzh.,rea.; DUGINA, .A., takhnored.
(From the shift plan to the national economic plan) Ot smen-
nogo do narodnogo khosiaistvennogo plane. Moskva, Mashgiz,
196o, 45 p. (Biblioteka rabo'chego mashinostroitelia:.Seriia
w0snovy konkretnoi ekonomiki.0 no-3) (MIRA 14:5)
(Russia--Economic policy) (Industrial management)

GOLIKOV, Aleksandr, Areen! Yevich-, POTWUSHIN, Nikolay Ta sil 'yevich;
GOLZIBETA,-KiA., lush., retsensent; MASLIY, K-ye., zuborez,
retsenzept;'ZMOT, PsAa, kand.ekon.nauk,.red.; TOLOSATOT,
A*Ya*t rdd. v~pasko-,_JXLYAKGY."X." red4 KOWKOT, A.S.,
lush.. red.; ROZBNMMG, I.A., kand.okon.nauk,.red.- SHIR-
NITSKIY, Ye.r,. kand.ekon.'uauk,.red.; SUSTATOT, H.L. lush.
red.; DUGMS'N.A., telamred.
[How to save petals] Kak luchshe ekonomit' metall. Moskva.
Hashgiz, 1960. 40 p..(Biblioteka rabochago mashinostroitelia.
Seriia: 00on6vy konkr6tuoi ekonomiki,Q no.9) (MMA 14:5)
(Netalwork) (Hatels,'Sdbatitutes for)

SOV1110-58-7-2(Y21
AUTHOR: Belyakov, 11I.P., Engineer.
TITLE: Electricity supply sources with gas-turbine drive.
(Istochniki pitaniya s gazoturbinnym ri~ivodom)
PERIODICAL:Vestnik Elektropromyshlennosti, 19587 Wr 7,
* PP 71-76 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is a review of published foreign work describing
generators of normal and high frequency, driven by
gas-turbines. The advantges of gas-turbines over piston
engines for driving small sets are stated. Lists of 12
foreign gas turbines of up to 200 h.p*, and of a further
16 in the range 200 - 500 h.p. are given in Tables I and
2 respectively. Gas-turbines that were on show at the
Aircraft Exhibition at Farnborough in 1954 are described2
with special mention of the Rover turbine with BT-H and
Rotax generators. The Macfarlane set is also described;
it is Illustrated In Fig 3- Characteristics of the Rover
gas-turbine are given in Fig 4. Airesearch (USA) gas
turbines are described, and characteristics of one type
Card 1/2 are given in Fig 5. In April, 1955, the firm announced

SOVAIO-58-7-2W21
Electricity supply sources with gas-
turbine drive.
that it had made 1500 engines that had worked 100)000
hours. The Allen emergency power supply for use on ships
is described. Various other French, British, and American
sets are mentioned. The list is said to be incomplete.
Because of large-scale production7 many of these foreign
gas-turbines are relatively cheap and their use is often
Card Z/2 advantageous. There are 5 figures and 2 tables.
SUMMED: July 2, 1957.
1. Gas turbines--Applications 2. Power supplies--Sources

BILYAXOV,,-j4.9., Anshener.
I
Foreign low-capacity gas turbines. Test. mash. 37 no.7t79-89 JI
157. (KMU NOY
(fts turbines) (Gas and oil engines)
A

RELYAKOV; H.P.
Deoign-and experimetal, investigation of the air-ps flow area qf the
traction:turbine of.&-gaa-turbine engine* Avtoprom, 29 u0920.7-20
F 163, (Naft 16:2)
,1. boaudarstvennyy,soyumyy ordena Trudovogo, Krasnogo Zaameni nau*UO-
icaledovaU110% ivtomobiltr47 aVtOmOtmWY in6titut-
(Gas turbineo--Testing)

BILYAKOV. H.S. (gorod Kamsomollsk Ivanovskoy oblasti).
Study of inequalities in the 7th grade. Kat.v ehkols no.6:59-64 N-D 153.
-(MLU 6:12)
(Inequalities (MathematLC13))

,_ t ~IA ee~ tv, ,,, 1, 6,
.BILTAKOV, H.S. (Kossomollsk, Ivanovska7a oblast')
Tests in geometry in grade 6. Kat.v shkole no.6:37-39 IF-'D 157.
(KIRA 10:11)
(Geometry, Plane-Study and teaching) r

B.7LIMON', ". V,
~ I .. .1-1 ---l ......
VIiyerd-ve meteorolof?ic lie skikh uslovi-r-lia rasiorostrananiya u-I.Itralorztkik--h voin (inflwnce
of Meta:)--olo,-4c,-d C~nlition-l on the P.,op-agation o.L' Ult2a-shortl wava:77,-, "~y
- , on3
3oviet R-dio, Mosc-37u, 10.8 pages ~,--th iUustraT'.'
SO: U--1039, 11 Mar 1,053

RZr,YAF.OV, 11r. Ir.

-"I
BELYAKOVP He UVIJ
"Radar Techniques in Meteorology.," Radio, No 1, PP 17-19, 1953
In discussing the use of radar in determining wind motion, claim is made that
wind velocity and direction was determined with a pulsed radar for the first time by
Soviet specialists at tha Cent Aero Obser in 1943. Also discusses radar indication of
clouds and precipitation. Examples are given of the use of radar in aviation, in the
merchant marine, and in agriculture to obtain warnings of dangerous weather phenomena.
253T?o

,77~7
Ibblicirkj. DLC-A
popui;;r bfuvht..~z
properties Gi tilt d!Im-pbeft,
CAMS, fks-,ds, wrv-i~x~, udal V~ m", all"i ifamat:, wrall~ct
tiom. are mostly whvniativ. drAi~ingr -ISISSMJ2~mphfeu.

517) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2904
Belyakov, Mikhail Vasiltyevich
Pogoda i.yeye predvidentye (Weather Forecasting) Moscow, Gostekhizdat.,
1958. 61 p. (Series: Nauchno-prosveti-tellnaya biblioteka, vyp.
19) 50,000 copies printed.
Ed,: V.A. Mezentsev; Tech. Ed.: V.N. Kryuchkova.
'PURPOSE: This booklet is intended for the general reader interested
in the study of the weather.
COVERAaE: This is a popular account of the weatherand.the methods
and techniques used in forecasting. The author outlines the his-
tory of meteorology and discusses the basic meteorological elements
and instrumentsb Furtherthe book treats the possibilities of Im-
proving forecasting techniques and controlling weather. No re-
ferences are given.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Card 1/2

Weather Forecasting SOV/2904
Introduction 3
From Popular Beliefs to Scientific Weather Forecasting 4
How the Modern Forecasting Service Came About and What It Is 6
What the Synoptic Map Tells Us 14
Horizontal Air Movements and Their Effect on the Weather 30
Short-term Weather Forecasting 4o
Long-term Weather Forecasting ~43
Can One Forecast Weather Without Instruments? 48
The Possibilities of Improving Weather Forecasting 52
Conclusions. Can Man Control the Weather? 60
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress (QC995.B388)
MM/bg
Card 2/2 12-21-59

SHCHUKIN. Viktor Konatantinovich; BELYAKOV, U.V., usuchn" red,;
KNUNTSEV, V.A., red.; KRYffOff*0fWm-ql." ~.ekhn.red.
(Attacking the slql Shturm neba.
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