SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BEZHAYEV, M.M. - BEZINGER, E. N.

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VASSOYFVICH, N.B.; 4~ZHAYEV, M.M.
Connection between gections of Upper Carboniferous
flysch in the
Urals. Dokl. AN SSSR 149 no.6:1393-1396 Ap 163. (KIRA
16:7)
1. Vsesoyuznyy neftyanoy nauchno-issledovatellskiy
goologorazvedochnyy
institut i Urallskiy filial AN SSSR. Predstavleno
akade'mikom
D.V.Nalivkinym.
(Ural Mountains-Flysch)

VASSOYEVICH, PI.B.; BEZHAYEV, M.M.
Origin of block breccia P-nd conglonerates in the
Cfizrbor,!-ftr~pus
flysch of the eastsm slope of the Central Urals. Lip.
i pol.
18kop. no.6274-82 M-D t64. (YSIRA

bFM,Yt:V, M.M.
Flysch forMatio-
.1 in the eastern slope of the Urals and its
- ~L
facies composition. Dokl. AN SSSR 161 no.5tII61-1164 Ap
165.
(MIIIA 18.5)
1. Institut geologii Ural'skogo filiala AN SSSR,
Submitted
September 12, 1964.

T&UMENKO, Nikolay Andreyevich; BIUAW4Y, X&gomet
Sayfulayevich; YILIPPOVA,
- 5-- -- ~ ~
Te.A.. vedushchiy redaktor; POLO'SINA,
A.'t.',7"Ci6~icheakiy redaktor
(Oil deposit water studies; based on research in
Daghestan] Issledv-
vanie vod neftianykh mestoroxhdonit; na primere
Dagestana. Moskva,
Gosensuchno-tokhn. izd-vo neftianoi i gorno-toplivnoi
lit-ry.
1956. 60 P. (KLRA 9:8)
(Daghostan-Petroloun geology)
(Daoestan-Vater, Underground)

BEZHL,-LLKQI'A, - la.F. , - -aspirant
...
Fixed joints of plastic arA metal parts.
1zv.vys.ucheb.zav.;
mashinostr. n0.4:24-32 162. OURA 15: 7)
1. Moskovskoye vyosheye tekhnicheskoye uchilishche
imeni
Baumana.
(Machine-shop practice)

BEZHELUKOVA, Ye.F., inzb.; VORDBIYEV, Yu.A., kand.
tekhn. nauk;
VOTCMST3V-,L.N., kand. tekhn. nauk; ZYABREVA, N.N.,
kand.
tekhn. nauk; LYANDON, Yu.N... kand. tekhn. nauk;
TISHCHENKO,
O.F., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.; FEDOROV, A.D.,
kand. tekhn.
nauk; YAKUSBEV, A.I., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.;
GGSTEV, V.I.,
inzh., retsenzent; KUBAREV, V.I., inzh., red.;
GARANKINA,
S.P., red.izd,-va; UVAROVA, A.F., tekhn. rA.
[Handbook on allowances, fits, and linear
measurements for
inspectors at machinery plants] Spravochnik
kontrolera ma-
shinostroitellnykh zavodov; po dopuskam ',
posadkam, i lineizny.-~i
izmereniiam. Pod red. A.I.Ukusbeva. Leningrad,
Mashgiz,
1963. 723 P. (MIRA 16:5)
(Production control) (Measuring instruments)
(Interchangeable mechanisms)

BEZHELUKOVA, Ye.F.; MIRZOYEV, R.G.
Supplements to the allowance and fit system of the
All-Union
Standard. Standartizatsiia 27 no.1.7-13 Ja 163.
(FJ-RA 17:4)

VOROB'YEV, Yu.A., kand. tek1u). riauk;, Ye.!-'.,
tekhn. nauk; KALA!'OV, S.L.p
N.N.Y kana. tekhn.nauk, red.
[Allowances and fits of plastic parts] ',oitjr,~_j
1
detalei iz plastILaSS. Moskv,,i,

5 R/EWP(j)/T/EWP(t)/
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PA C-4/pe-5/ir-4/pa-4 JD/Dj/PJ4
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6
ACCESSION IM: AP-rbI625D U-LI/0122/64/000/0n/00c:O/OC),,;2 --~c~-
AUTWR: Voroblyev, Yu, (Candidate of technical se'ences, Docent);
BqzhaMoyaj,,
--Xe* F.-LCandidate of technical aciences)i Slyudikova"'
p N. N. (&igineer)
TIT13% Effect of operating conditions and clearance on the efficiency
of p~arcrn
slider be
44 -
RM. Ventnik ma
SOU, shinostroyeniyaj, no 11,9 3964., 5D-52
tear additivAe ketone
TOPIC TAGS: antifriction bearingp antiu industrial instrument!
Abstract: Samples of polyeaprolectam 4-20% Basoh and polyeaprolactam
+ 20% BBS04 4-3% CdI were tested. Thi samples were made in the form of
sleeves vith an inside diameter of d= 40 Tm- and a wall tbickness s=
2, 31
4 and 5 rn- in the Central Luboratory or synthetic materials in the
Auto-
imcni Likhachev by molding at v pressure of 1000 kg/~M~`on
'a "Zieiler type- molding machine. The parts trade of capron -4- 20~
BaSO!,
were poured at, 2800 C while those of capror 4- 20% W04 4- 3% CdI were
Poured at 2750 C. The sleeves w1th wall thickness of 2, 3~~ 4 and 5 mm
vere
'Yield under Pressure for 10, 15, 20 and -5 seconds respectivel The
tests
C Y.
~rpre made at -the KPrU Cplb-scov Higher Tecbnical Behool/.on a stand
which.
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ACCESSION NRS AP036250
!1>ermitted continuous variation in tbi speed of rotatiod of the
sbaf t and. in -
lba
the load. Mmber PO industrial LID1111, In ber 3 WnUt Oil) was fed
to
ate beins made. The temperature,
bearing by the dr4 vblle the er r
,ta j
lotion n
of ollee, f6Dd end moment of filetion n the i;Anting pair -were
recorded
during the testing. The sl~_eves were Inserted Into metal rings
Knd rotated'
on sbafta made of grade 45 ateel.-For the capron4- 20% BaS04, the
co.
efficient of sliding friction has an average value of 0.009 in
the clearance'.
:rangefrom 0,15 to 1.2 cm. The shaft starts to stick at a
clearance of
0.12 mm and when the clearance Is increased past 1.2 mmp the
coefficient
of friction Increases followed by sticking in connection vith the
reduc-
tion In contact area and the consequent increase in unit pressure
which
c&uses Dinstic deformations in the material of the sleeve. The
maximam
alic--rable clearance for canron vithout a filler ir. much
smaller because of
the lajer module of elasticit y In tbis case. Capron 4-20% BaSO4
shows an
Increase In ter~perature by 10-150C when the load is Increased
from 3 to 10
ka/cm2. With an Increase to 25 kg/cm2, I e temperature increases
bY 30-3
th 5P
ithLn l6nd being the maximum because of the poor. tbermal
coniluctivity of tho
:r1astic when the vnll thickness in It and 5 mm. 11"he optinum
wall thic',Menn
'for improvc=eift of beat transfer conditions is niven by the
emniricnl
1 (0.04, 0.00d ito.

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Me coefficient of friction decreases vith. an Increase in the load on
the
,,is due to
bearing xkp to a definite limit and then sharply increases. This
Ltke increase in temperature 4bleb destroys the 121astic bearing.L~
The roughness
of'the V6sring has' no appreciable effect dEtbe clearance nor on -the
co-
efficient of friction, but the roughness of the metal abaft does have
a
_111c onaiderableeffect on the-se.quantitie-o-j- tbecoefficient-of
friction be--
coming otable with a seventh class surface finish. the surface finish
of
a steel shaft is increased by one class efter ranning for 20 hours. It
11was also established that the coefficient of friction was reduced
and the
i-temperature increased from 30 to 40001 with an increase from 400 to
1000 rpm;
and a change in the rate of slide from 0.84 to 2.1 M/sec. A furtber
in-
crease In the rate of slide leads to otickit&of the abaft and melting
of
:the.ylastbe bearing. Orig. art, has 5 Vrap haj 1 f ormla., and 2 f
igares.
ASSOCIATION, n=o
SiBMITTMt OD EMM 00 WD GODEt 1Ej, HT
NO REF SDV: 002 MIMS OW JPRS
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BEZHELLIKOVA, Ye#F., inzhe
Eflect of the geometrical FArameters of ydast,,: bushing
parts produced
by die casting on the degree of shrinking. lzv. vys.
ucheb. zav.;
mashinostr. no.8057,1161 065. (MIRA 18:10)

L 46648-66
ACC NR
EWT(m)/EWP(J)/T l;W//DJ/RM
AR6021270
SOURCE CODF: UP/0081/66/000/004/SO87/SO87
AUTHOR: Vorobtlev, Yu. A.; Bezheluk ova# Ya. F,; Slyudikove, N.
N.
TITLE: Effect of operating conditions and amount of clearnnce on
efficiency of allding h n- "4ncra eu-pol7csprolscta-m,,~ 13
SOURCE: Ref zh. Khim, Part II, Abs- 4S564
REF SOURCE: Sb. tr. Mosk. vyssb. tekbn. ucb-shcha. im N. E.
Baumans,
v- 4, 1964, 45-54
iTOPIC TAGS: organic nitrogen compound, polymer, material
deformation,
friction, friction coefficient, busbing, bearing material,
bearing
stability
ABSTRACT: The effect of the amount of clearance, of radial
pressure of
~
Ithe slide velocity, of tho roughness of the metallic shaft
surfaces/and
-prolac
lof mechanical machining of filled pgly~~a tam sliding
beai~Lrjr-.9',ron
i1thoir efficiency was studied. It was established that with
clearanc 8s
:'from 0.15 to 1.2 mm and radial pressures of 10 kg/sq cm the
coefficient
,of friction of the slide is, on the average, 0.009, which
assures normal
!operation of the joint. With clearances up to 0.12 mm and over
1.2 mir,
!the shaft jams due to lack of compensation for thermal
deformation in the!

ACC NR; AR6021270
Prst case, and an Increase in specific pressure causing,
plastic
(deformation in the second. Changing the radial pressure from
3 to
110 kg/sq cm increases temperature 10 - 150. At 25 kE,/sq cm
pressure the
',temperature increases 30 - 350, which is the limit for
bearings with
iond 5 mm wall thickness because of poor thermal conductivity
of the
plastic. On increasing sliding speed from 0.84 to 2.1 m/sec the
~coefficient of friction decreases and temperature increases
from 30 tl..~
,400. Further increase In slide velocity leads to wedging of
the sbaft~
.and melting of the bearing. The coefficient of friction is
stabilized
i'wben the shaft surface rougbness is within the limits from
-;7 7 class
~fineness and higher. The coefficient of friction decreases
after
i
imachiniDg. In testing machined plastic busbings,, the
coefficient'of
friction is more stable than for bushings without machining;
at the
same time machining impairs the wear resistance of the surface
of the
piece and increases the change in the dimensions of the piece
from
~
1water absorption. Z. Ivenova, /Translation of abstracL7.
SUB CODE! 11, 13
Card 2/2

BEZEN, A.
At the sources of great deeds. Sov.profsoilizY 7
no.4:14-15
Fe 159. (MIRA 12:5)
1. Predeedatell tsekhkoma domennogo,taekha
Serovskogo
metallurgicheskogo kombinata.
(Seroy-Iron industry)

BEZIIENOV, Mikhaj"yAAQdZ4.-,EEDININ, Vasiliy
Xuzl--ich; KANTER,
'- ~-,-,7red.; RAKITIN, I.T.J. tekhn. red.
[The standard-bearers of communism] Znamenostsy
kommulnizma.
Moskva, Izd-vo "Znanie," 1963. 55 P. (Narodnyi
universitet
kulltury. Tekhniko-ekonoricheskii fakul'tet, no.11)
(MIRA 17:1)

BIZHENTSIV _M.K.. inzhener; VOROffrN. N.M., iuzhener,
nauchny7 redaktor;
, TeeM.. redaktor; DAME07, V.S.9 tekhniaheeki7 redaktor
(11conomics, organization and planning in the
construction industry]
Skonomika, organizataila I planirovante stroitellstva.
Moskva, Goa.
Izd-vo lit-ry po strolt. t arkhttektur". Pt.3.
[Building materials
industries] ProizvodstvamWe prodpritatiia. 1953. 150
P. [Microfthal
(Building materials industry) (MLRA 8:2)

t-Deterinination of Irdine numbers in mixtures of saturated
and unsaturatedaw.LuL%4zvpured from acids derived from
vearin. Q-1L-.SujUj"* anti -1-1. BezhentsSyij. Zaivd-
skaya Lab. 21, 41-1(4955) -Th 7ff9Wa-drtn-tT1SMc no. in 11
unsatd, amines.1s,unsaltisfactory since replacement of H
atoms on N by halogen occm. To avoid this, the sample
Is treated with 8-10% ITO iuEtOH-CIICI, to convert the
amineq into their TIC[ sults, afters which the ustial analysis
is
nin The Talts are not subject'to (lie h0logen error inen
tiDned above. AnAyses of "qtearyl- amine samplei "."c
snisfactodiv run in thiq way. 0. Al. ko311I'iVVff-

66 EWT (m)/ENPtJ )/T/E]Uf,1M IJKC) NWID
AT6008951 SOURCE CODE:
AUTHORS: Voroblyev, Yu, As; Bezholukovap Ye, F#
Offit none
UR/ODDO/65/000/000/0113/0222
TITLE: Tke effect of oTrating conditions and clearance on the
efficiency of
polvamidbYalip bew:EM
SOURCE: Moscow. Inatitut mashinovedeniya_, Plastmaesyv
podshipnikakh skoltzheniyaj
isaledovan-lya, opyt-p-r-fteneniya (Plastics in friction bearingsj
research and experi-
ment in 4pplication). Moscow) Izd-vo Nauka, 1965, 113-122
TOPIC TAGS: friction coefficient, antifriction material,
antifriction bearing,
polyamidep lubricating oil, static load testq temperature
ABSTRACT: The effects of the rate of slip, pressure, lubricatio
~Iclearance be-
tween shaft and bearing, diameter and wall thickness and length of
bushing, rough-
ness of metal surface and of plastic surface, and the
physicomechanical properties
of the polyamides on efficiency are studied. It is found that the
size of the
clearance iffects temperature, but that the temperature has a
stable Vilue for a
definite speed and pressure within a certain range of clearances
(see Fig. 1).
With an increase in bearing length, the carrying power increases
and then decreases
(see Fig. 2). It is noted that functional fillers can considerably
change the
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Fig* I, Friction coefficient and teraperature :1 ~j4f
versus clearance. Bushing - initial
caprone, (a); initial cAprone + 20%
BaSOtj4b) (S = 3 mm); shaft - steel
45 (V 71 IIRC = 50-5 5, d = 40 ram)
Slip speed v = 0,84 m/sec. Lubricant ~64.-
g/em2;
spindle oil (drops); 1 P 3 1~
2 p 10 kg/cm2
V 44 41
b
2
-(z J,mm
4Z 44 41 49 4~

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ACC NRt AT6008951
Fig, 2. Carrying power (radial load) of bearing
versus length of coupling. Bushing -
initial caprone + 20% BaSO4 (S = 3 zm)j
shaft steel 45 (V 7, HRC 50-55,
d 1+0 m, A = 0.25 m); slip speed
V 0.81+ m/aec. bibrieant, - spindle
oil (dropa).
physicomechanical properties of caprone and may I W ove its
efficiency as a bearing
material, Orig,-arto has: .9 graphs and 3 tables,
SUB CODE: 3-1/ SUBM DATEs 31juI65
C,,d 313 a

RilTEUTO"A ; V i I
Ortop. tr!ivm. i PrOte Z. 2r, rl". 3f)
13
Ivano.-Frankovskoy obltistnov vrac+
V.Ye. Khokhrvakov).

I"
GORSKIT, B., kand.tekhn.nauk-,BEZHWTSA, LO,
knnd.tekhn.nauk
Technology of manufacturing synthetic resin tiles for
floors and walls.
Stroi. mt. 4 no.8:9-11 Ag '58. (min 11: 9)
(Tiles) (Gume and resins, Synthetic)

GMKIY, B.Z. [Hors'ky-it B.Z.], kand.tekhn.nauk;
BEZ-MPJTSA, L.P.. 1:,and.
tekhn.nauk
The use of plast P materials in building. Nauka i
zhy-ttia 8
.no.11:11-15 N 58- (MIRA 13:5)
(Plastics) (Building materials)
4.

BEZHEKIITSA, L. P., Cand of Tech Sci - (diets) "Asbestos tiles
for floors (a study)."
Kievj, 1957, 16 pp (Kiev FAgineering Cormtruction InBtityW),
100 copies (KL,,29-57,90)

GORSKIYq Boris Zakharovich; HEZHENUTSA,
Larisa-Patylovnf; KOLFMIKj N.S.p
red.; NARINSKAYA9 A.L., tekbpe red.
.
[Plastics in
the construction industry; manufacture and use] Plastmas-
sy v stroitel'stve; proizvodstvo i primenenie. Kiev,
Gos. izd-vo
lit--ry po stroit. i arkhit. USSR9 1961. 315 p. (MIRA
14t8)
(Plastics) (Building materials)

~,'. 1.
I
r.".'I'vication of ..ounded oroja a I'arik i'lirou h Lhe
iiatch. . oy,,~ nno - -ed - LL~ .1 ns kiy
ilill.irnal., ilo 1.) 1- "0,
I I

BXZHINUTSA V.I., kapitan meditainskov sluzhbjr
'-,
field operating table for treating wounds and burns.
Toen.-med.
zhur. no-5:82-83 Yq '56. (MLRA 9:9)
(SURGICAL INSTRUMMS AND APPARATUS)

BRZHENUTSA, V.I.
Two operations for &auto appendicitis
withearciaoids. Ihirargiia
32 no.2:76 F 156. MU 9:7)
(APMDIX--TLT14ORS)

BEZUQLUO~~L, V.I., Icay)itan lieditsinskoy
sliizhby
Fiel(l oporatin~7 table. Voen.med-zhur.
no.5:88-89 Hy '51).
(14DU 12: 8)
(OPXR&TING ROOMS,
field operating table (Rus))

15-57-10-14901
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnial, Geologiya, 1957, Rr
10,
p 259 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Bezhetskiy, A. Ye.
TITLE-. A Study of Surface Deformation During Excavation of
Thick Steeply Dipping Strata Using Waste-Packing Methods
as Found i-n the Prokoplyevsko-Kiselevskiy :Begion
(Issledovaniye deformatsiy poverkhnosti pri vyyemke
moshchnykh krutopadayushchikh plastov s zakladkoy v
usloviyakh.-Prokoplyevsko-Kiselevskogo rayona)
PERIODICAL: Materialy 1-y obl. nauch.-tekhn. konferentsii
ugol'shchikov po okhrane nedr Kuzbassa, 1,954 g.
Kemerovo, Knigoizdat, 1955, pp 55-72
ABSTRACT: The author gives Information on the modern
practice of
maintaining several objectives on the surface of certain
mines in the Prokoplyevso-Kiselevs*1region. lie gives
data on the effect that mining excavations have on the
surface, on buildings above ore pillars and during
Card 1/2 removal of the pillars. He also proposes measures
for

15-57-10-14901
It Study of Surface Deformation (Cont.)
preventing loss due to material left in the ore pillars. It
is noted
that surface deformation, determined by the amount of
greatest dis-
placement, depends on the ratio of asaximum vertical
displacement to
the thickness of a bed (q). It is established that during
excavation
of individual beds with hydraulic packing of waste q = 0.08;
by dry,
pneumatic, and gravity-flow packing of waste q = 0.15. The
zones on
the surface situated over mine workings were subjected to
minor
fluid deformtions. The value of this deformation did not
exceed the
norms for protecting structures of category III. On the
basis of
these data, the legally required reserves were successfully
removed
under some structures at the Staiin and "Chernaya Gora"
mines. On
the basis of the positive experiment of removing these ore
pillars,
the author advances the possibility of working out the ore
pillars
under other similar buildings. He proposes a classification
for
the preservation of buildings. He brings up the question of
the
experimental working out of the pillar material by
consecutive
removal of the pillars.
Card 2/2 V. V. Zhukov

BEZHSTSKIY,A.Ye., gorun inshener
About the article OLossee of coal chippings
in mines."
Ugol' 39 no.6:43 Je '55. (MLTIA 8:8)
1. Sibirakiy filial Vsesoyusnogo
nauchno-iseledovatell
skogo Marksheyderskogo institute..
I
I, , (Coal mines and mining)
I

EZZHETSKIY, A.Ye., gorW inzh.
Leaving protective pillars under approches, ravines and
small
rivers in the lusnetsk ]%win. Ugol' 33 no.5:19-24 My 158.
(MIRA 11:5)
I.Sibirskiy oporn" punkt Veaso"nogo
nauchno-issledovateltakogo
marksheyderskogo institute..
(Kuznetsk Basin--Mining engineering)

BELGV, A.A.; BELOV, Yu.D,,- BEZI VSKJL.IA~le.,
KUWAYEV9 Ye,V,;
LyALIKOV, G.J~; PMOV, R~S.; SLAVOROSOV, A.Kh.?
BOLDYREVA, Z.A.~ tekhn. red.
[Concise mine m=eyors' reference book]Kratkii
spravoclinik
markshoidera shakhty. Voskva, Gosgortekhizdat~
1962. 416 p.
(~aRA 15:9)
(Mine surveying)

IJ11;;Z,HF,T8K1YP A.Yel, gornyy inzh.
Improving the measures for the prevention and
extinction of
spontaneous mine fires. Ugoll 37 no.1.1:46-48 N 162.
(MIRA .15:10)
1. Sibirskiy filial Vsesoyuznogo
nauchno-issledovatel'skogo
marksheyderskog,o,instituta.
(Coal mines and mining-Fires and fire prevention)

ANDRIAWOV, S.M.; BARYWIN. B.S.; 7317-HITSKIT, M.I.;
BOGDLYJV, 14.1f.;
GOa')VAIIDV. S.V.; S.M.; KIRZYXV, A.Y.;
9
KOLOBOV, G.M.; KOROISTA, M.A.; KURIN, A.I.;
MIUTIIV, M.S.:
POZWYAKOVA, T.A.: PROKOPOVICH, V.M.-, SDLOVIYIV,
S.N.-,
TRZTIYAKOV, N.P.-, CHEEDV, A.M.; TILIMDIIOV. N.D.
Petr ledorovich lellkov; obituary. PtItsevodstvo 9
no.8:48
Ag 159. (MIRK 12:12)
(Lellkov, Petr Fedorovich, 1905?-1959)

RMHUNTS, A.I., inshener.
Ixamples of planning and erecting steel buildings
in the Czecho-
slovak Republic. Stroi.prom. 32 no-8:37-40 Ag 154.
(MLRL 7:8)
(Czechoslovakia--Building, Iron and steel)
(Building, Iron
and steel--Czechoslovakia)

BRUIN, P.
, , 1,1Z An early fulfillmen
t of the plan. Mast- U91- 5 n0-8:10
Ag 156. (MLRA 9:11)
1. Rachallnik smany ugloobogatitel'noy fabriki shakhty
"Koksovaya" kombinata Kuzbassugoll.
(Kuznets Basin--Coal mines and mining)

--BMLNA. Vera Pedo-romm,&vInarka; OSADCHIT. P.G..
red.; GONCHAROTA. To.,
. ..... .li~
te red,
LFIve farrow@ in two years) Plat' oporomov sa dye
gods. Belgorod,
Belgorodakoe imishnoe izd-yo, 1960. 10 p.
(MIRA 14:1)
1. Ilolkhos imeni Lenina Skoroduyanskogo rayona (for
Bezhina).
(Swine brooding)

A IN A

GUNDINOVICH, A., podpolkovnik, voyennyy
letchik pervogo klaBsa;
MHKO _&.,-qmyor, voyannyy shturman pervogo
klaeaa
I iL
What do you auggent? Av. i kosm. 45 no.6976
162.
(MIRA 15:10)
(Tecbnical adueation)

BMKOVIGH, A.
.......
"Map of the peoples of the U.S.S.R,O Reviewed by A.
Beshkovich. Sov.*tn.
no.2s233-237 133. (MLRA 6;6)
(Ithuclogy-mps)

BAMOVICH, A.S.
-."J 1.
Ithnographio drawings of VI.Plotnikov depicting the life of
the Xazakhs.
Sov.stu. no.4:113-119 153. (KLRA 6.12)
(Kazakhn--Social lifo and customs) (Plotnikov, Vladimir)

3=HKOVICH.A.S.
Dmitrii Konatantinovich Zelenin: 1878-1954.
Izv.Vsea.geog.ob-va
3? no.4:367-369 Jl-Ag'55. (MMA 8:10)
(Zelenin. Dmitrii Konstantinovich, 1878-1954)

3EM-4.0M, Z. S.
3A3AYAN, A. A., KIRAKOSYAN, A. V.. and B.I.MNAITYAN, Z.
S. "Contributioa to the
Study of Cotton Gummosis and Its Control in the
Tronocaucasian SFSR,"
Scientific Series no. 46, Transcaucasian
Scientific-Research Institute of
Cotton, Tiflis. 1935, 96 pp. 7Z.9 G15
SO: SIRA, SI 90-53. 15 Dec. 1953

AGOSTONY Attila; BEZI, Istvan
Antifreeze control.Auto motor 17 no.2:13 21
Ja 164.
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia
Automatizalasi Kutato
Laboratorium.

L 17665-66
ACC NR: AP6009379 SOURCE CODE: HU/0012/65/013/001/0007/0013
AUTHOR: Bezi, Istvan (Staff scientist); ~as, Gabor--Shash, G.
(Staff scientist)
ORGt Research Institute for Automation, Hungarian Acad TACImcps
(Magyar i_;;;
Tudomanyos Akadeiida Automatizalasi Kutato IntezetT
TITLE: Control system for the distribution of load in
technological units opera-
ting in parallel
SOURCE: k1eres es automatika, v- 13, no. 1, 1965, 7-13
TOPIC TAGS: automatic control design, automatic control system,
electric power
engineering, electric distribution equipment
ABSTRACT: Means for designing a control unit that enables the
distribution of load
1~ between technological. units coupled in parallel so that the
proportion of load is
appropriate and consistent during the period of operation were
discussed. Several
methods were theoretically explored by considering the control
algorithns involved.
This was fol-lowed by a detailed description of a control system
found optimum on
the basis of the preliminary considerations. A schematic diagram
was presented for
this unit and its operation and Pe formance were discussed.
orig. art. has:
and 21 f ormalas * rJOY
7 figures
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BEZI AK, A.
B. 1. C. Yon der If ocvcn
for the Interpretalon of the
~/Th. _u t"Alm j
...... Univ. Zaob) Acta
ObleMn and further develop
r= i.,6, MU
Mhememthod muf Lindqvist (cf. C.A. 46, 109M) for
'the Interpretation of Patterson syntlies;s of centrosym, struc
NOWA-Ckl

P. 45 - VIA!
Be Q r,-
!'3nt-.l:.- LiA ~-f E--::t 7-

E L- D.
Impedance in 4~,irect current of telecormnunication lines
alon~7 an eletric
I
railroad and its removal. p. 121. LKLENICE. Vol. 11, No. 4,
April,
10,55. Belgrad.
SURCE: Last Euro!ean Accessions List, (hiAL) Library of'
Congress,
Vol. 4, No. 12, Dec- 1~i55.

BEZIC, Dusan, ing. (Zagreb, Krasova 42)
Why to electrify railroads. Elektrotehnika Hrv I
no.1-2:94-97
158.
1. Savjetnik Direkcije Jugoslavenakih zeljeznica,
Zagreb; urednik
strucne rubrike "Eleltrocna vuca"I "ElektrotehnikaO

BEZIC, Dusanp -'nz. (Zagreb, Krasova 24)
Electrification of the Yugoslav railroads.
Elektrotehn-1ka Hrv 5
no.3:77-79 162.

BEZIC,J.
Partizanska pesem (Partls2a Songs)edited by Radoslav Hrovatin;
a book review.
p. 283.
(Slovenski Etnograf. Vol. 91, 1956, Tugoslavia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LS, Vol. 6v
no. 7, July 1957, Uncl.

YUGOSLAVIA/Nuclcar Physics - Penutratioii of
Charged Neutral C
Particles Through Matter.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Fizika, No 2, 1960; 3o66
Author Vakselj, M., Bezic, 11.
L-ist
Title Eaergy-kigle Distribution of BremsstrnjiliLig
Spectrum
Orig Pub Repts "J. Stefan" Inst., 1958, 5, 9-11
Abstract The differential. cross section of
bremsstrablung, after
Bethe and Heitler, was integmted over the electro--
' re-
coil anGles ia order to obtain the enerGy-angle
distri-
bution of the brei-asstrah1tuig garim, quanta. For
this
purpose, the fitld of the atom is represented in a
which is an analytical approximtion of the
Hartrec-FDck
taethod, whic.a gives a better agreene-,_t thaii
the Thozzs-
For-2i model, particularly at snall vallaes of the
nuic-
tion q.
Card 1/1

BEZIC, Niko
~-----kg-netic spectrometers for charged particles.
Obz mat fiz 7 no.2:
55-61 160. (EEAI 9:12)
1. Nuklearni in3titut J.Stefan.
(Spectrometer) (Particles) (Magnetic instruments)

BEZIC, Niko
Magnetic mirrors
My 161.
1. Nuklearni

BEZINOVICH, A.
Guiding

BEZIKOVICH A.U., , .- -
"..:
Error of rectifying devices caused by the distortion of the
alternating
current curve and methods for determining this error. Trudy
VNIIH
no.14:134-152 153. (MIRA 11:6)
(Blectric currents, Alternating-Measurements)

~q))-- I I-, I--I., -.1 -,
BFhZIKOVICH, A.Ya.
- -- --oft"Now -
Thermoelectric method for checking normal and higher
frequency
a.c. wattwters. Trudy TRIN no.24:57-71 154. (KIM 10 112 )
(Wattmeter)

SOVI 11?-57-6-12560
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1957, Nr
6, p 135 (USSR)
AUT14OR: Bezikovich, A. Ya., Zorin, D. I.
TITLE: Outfit for Checking A-0 Amineters, and Voltmeters at
Commercial and Higher Frequencies (Ustanovka dlya. poverki
vattmetrov,
ampermetrov i vol'tmetrov na peremennom toke normallnoy i
povyshennoy
chastaty)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Vaes. n.-i. in-ta metrologii, 1956, Nr 28, pp
20-35
ABSTRACT: A description is given of the type UV outfit developed
by Vsesoyuznyy
nauchno-issl.edovatel'skiy institut metrologii (VNIIM) (All-Union
Research
Institute of Metrology, VNIIM), im. D. I. Medeleyev and built by
the "Etalon"
Plant (Leningrad). The output depends for its operation on a
thermoelectric
method of comparing ACin a wide frequency range with DC. A
thermoelectric
power comparator (TEKM) is the fundamental component of the
outfit. Results
of investigations of individual subassemblies are presented. The
upper limits
of the measuring range of the UV outfit n e 10 amp and 300 v.
Basic errors of
Card 1/2

SOV/112-57-6-12560
Outfit for Checking Wattmeters, Arnmeters, and Voltmeters at
Commercial . . . .
power measurements at frequencies up to 10, 000 cps do not
exceed 0. 2% at a
unity power factor and 0. 3% at a 0. 5 power factor; they do
not exceed 0. 1%
when currents and voltages are varied within the frequency
range up to 20,000
cps -
M. Kh. Sh.
Card 2/2

24(0), 50); b(2) PHASE I BOOK
EXPL40ITATION SOV/2215

Vaesoy,uznyy
nauchro-Issladovatel'skiy Inatitut
-etrologil imen.-

D.I. Xendeleyeva

Referaty
nauchno-looledavatel-skikh rabot; Sbornik
No.2 (Sclentilf-Ic
_
C

Research Abstracts; Collection of
Articles, Nr 2) Pxscow,
_

Standartgiz,
1958. 139 P. 1,000 copies printed.

Additional Sponsoring Agencyl USSR.
Xcmitet St&ndartOv, mer I

L=erltellnykh
priborov.

l

yeva.
Zd. a S. V. Reshetina; Tech. Ed.. M. A.
Kondrat

PURPOSEt Thsee reports are
intended for scientists, rese:rcners

and
engineers engaged In developing
standards, meas.re , And

gages for the
various Industries.

COVERAGEs The volusne
contains 128 reports on standards or
eaa.re-

sent and control. The reports were
prepared by scientists of

Institutes of
the Momitat standars~v, mer I
Iz=orItel'nykh

priboroy pri Sovete
Kinistrov SSSR (Co=lssion on Standards.

Measure$# And Measuring Instrumments
under the USSR Council of

mini store) .
The participating Institutes are: VXIIM -

Voesoyuzny-y nauchno-lasledovatellakly
metrologil !menI D.I.

Rendeloyeva
(All-Union Scientific Research Institute
of Met-

rology limeni D.I..Mandeleyev) in
Leningrad; Sverdll~svsk branch

or this
ln3tiwt.; VNIIX - vzca~y-~Znyy

Inatitur.
Komlteta standartov, me.- I-
_'=nerI-tel'mykh priborov

(All-Unio.
Scientific Research Instlt~te OC -lie
Cc='551on

on Standards, Measures, and
Meaaur.-ng Inatrtunents), treated

from
MCIXLP - Mo3kovokly gasudara-vennyy
institut mer I

I=erltel'nykh priborov
(Moscow .1tate Institute of Neasures

and
MeasurIng Inatrunients) October 1, 1955;
VWIIPTRI -

Vaesoyu=y-y
nauchno-issledovitellakly Inatitut
fiziko-tekhni-

cheakikh I radio t a khn
Icheakikh I=ere~ly (All-UnIon Scientif-Ic

Research Institute of Ph7alcotechncal and
Radlo-englne,rl~g

Measurements) In Moscow;
KhGIMIP - Khar-kovskly Cosudarstvenr.77

Inatitut mer I i=eritellnykh pribcrov
(rharlkov State Inotitto,

or Measures and
Measuring Instrusents), And XGIMIP -
Novoa--

birokly goaudarstvenyy Inatitut
=or I imneritel-nykh pribLrev

(Novosibirsk
State. Institute of Xeasurea and
Measurlng Instru-

.~tq go personalities
are ment.-oned. There are no rorcrtnce
,.

Lubentmv-M!~, S.M. Okhotina, and
P.A.-Shpamlon (KhGrXIP).
-

.
-Ilub~~--Voltizeters
Apparatus for Cnt-c'xl*~.~

flumyantsev,
A.S., and Ye. _P. Dubov._*k (VHIIM), and
_

r&1ov5k Branch of VNTIM). Developing
Methzds and
lAn.t3au~_(Sv;

Standard Apparatus Cor
Tooting Direct-Current Transforscre T~Vpv

1-58 Under Operating Conditions at 70
Killoamperes ',r2

M.S., Y.1 ZinF_orran,
and Ye.
l%

.ring a~gnctlc ri ol
'Developing and !~tU~ilng Appiratus for M

by the Nuclear Magnetic Rcaonanco, Me-hod
'C2

Hudnyy, N.M., A,Z._YcVvl~rs and A.!.
Bulftnova (5verdlovBk Dranch

of' VNIIM)*
Method of Yeasurl-ne Hysteresis Losena
and Eddy Curren-a

In Double Magnetization

CAN 20/27

BLIkovi--111 )',.. la. ('111i LIM) -
_ili'01111; Of
E,iectmdy-na.,:.ir lvlattrjeteri~ at Iii
-.i Fl-uquencieo

BVIKOVICH, A.Ya.;
- -- -
-- - -----
Frequency
'59.
VMD4 n0-38:103-109
(MIRA 13:4)

BEZIKOVICH A YR.; ZORINp D.I.
Multillmit high-precision thermoelectric devices for
operation in
the audio frequency band. Trudy inet. Kom. stand.t mer
i izm. 3rib.
no. 39:119-:129 160. (MM -14:3
(Electric meters)

~MIKOVICHI A. la.; FOPOVO V.S.
Methods and apparatus for checking wattmetera in
band. Trudy inst. Kom. stand.p moi i i=. prib.
(Wattmeter-Testing)
the audio frequezic7
no.39tI30-la 160.
(KM 14-3)

S/1914/61/000/008/007/092
D201/D304
AUTHORS: Bezikovich, A.Ya., Zorin, D.I. and Kayander, M.S.
TITLE: Frequency errors of wattmeters
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. J%vtomatika i
radioelektronika,
no. 81 1961, 10, abstract 8 ~165 (V sb. Vopr. obshch.
elektropriborontr., Kiyev, AN USSR, 1960, 53-61)
TEXT: A mcthod and equipment has been designed at the
VNIIM im. D.1. Mendeleyev for calibrating ameters, volt and
watt-
meters at the frequency range of up to 20,000 c/s. The
designed
equipment is based on the thermo-electrical comparison
method. The
calibration accuracy of a.c. at frequencies up to 20,000 c/S
is
about 0.1 to 0.20ta. The instruments produced for mains
frequencies
have been tested over a tride range of frequencies and for
some types
additional frequency correction have been determined.
Formulae are
given of frequency error terms resulting from inductance,
mutual
inductance and eddy currents. Calibrating frequency curves are
Card 1/2

S/194/61/000/008/007/092
Frequency errors of wattmeters D201/D304
given for several types of instruments. Some types of
wattmeters,
designed for 50 CA operation, may be used at up to 500 c/s
provid-
ed that additional errors do not exceed the value expressing
the
class of accuracy of the instrument. Recommendations are
given on V
the means of decreasing the frequency errors of small power
factor -,-
wattmeters. f~Abstracterls note: Complete translation.2-
Card 2/2

BEZIKOVICH, A.Ya.; ZORIN, D.J.
Thermoelectric class 0.1 power measuring dl,~vilceo
Trudy inst. K,,Im,
stand. mer i izm. prib. no.67.-39-49 162. (MJRA
.17,~,11,1
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauohno-issledovatel'skly institut
met.vo3ogLi Drenf,
Yjandeleyeva.

BEZIKOVICH. A.Ya.; ZORIN, D.I.
Multilimit thermoelectric device for measuring
current, voltage
and power. Iza.tekh. no,2t29-32 F 163. (KIRA 16:2)
(Electric instruments)

L 17547-65 PWr(d)/iMG(k-)-2/EEC-4 Po-4/Pq-4/1'g-4/1k-41/Pi-~-
ACCESSION NR: AR4049281
S/0272/64/000/008/0119/0119
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Metrologiya I izmeritellnaya tekhnika. Otd.
%,v*p.. Abs. 8.32.812
AUTHOR: Bezikovich, A. Ya., Zorin, D.I.
TTTLE; A volt-, ampere- and wattmeter for sonic snd ultrasonic
frequencies
CITED SOURCE: Tr. in-tov Kom-ta standartov mer I izinerit.
priborov pri Sov, Min.
SSR, vy*p. 74(134), 1963, 50-66
TOPIC TAGS: voltmeter, ammeter, wattmeter, ultrasonic frequency,
sonic frequency
TRANSLATION: Ile article describes a thermoelectric Instrument
designed to measure
amperage, voltage and strength of direct and alternating currents
in the sonic and ultra-
sonic frequency ranges. A basis is established for the
feasibility of designing a universal
volt, ampere and wattmeter with an imiprov~rl accuracy. Ile
improvement in accuracy is
attained by controlling instrument indications during Its
operation. Such control is based
on induced compensation for changes in heat converter parameters
resulting from
various causes. The compensation is effected by a regulating
resistance in the thermo
couple circuit. The authors present calculations for Inatrument
elements and an analysis
Cord 1/2

17547-65
ACCESSION NR: AR4049281
of the accuracy of the instrument. They determined the frequency error
of the wattmeter,
the angular error of the voltmeter and the reduced instrumental error
factor. Result-,
are given for instruments tested on direct and alternating current.
Ammeter and volt
meter error rang(, did not-exceed 0. 1% for direct current. The
supplement&I frequency -
error of the combined instrument in the voltmeter and ammeter ci rcuits
was commeneur-
ate with the accuracy of the given measurement method and was
negligibly small in the
range up to 20 kcps. Bibl. with 6 titles.
ASSOCIATION: none
SUB CODE: EE
ENCL: 00
Card 2/2

BVIKOVICH, A.Ya.; ZORIN, D.I.
Voltage-ampere-ohm meter for audio and ultrasonic
frequencies.
Trudy inst. Kom. stand., mer. i izm. prib. no.74:50-66 163.
(MIRA 18:10)
1. Vsesovuznvv nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
metrolof,-Ai
7
D.I.Mendeleyeva.

Z.,
BEZIKOV'-.'-'H, A~ya.i 70RINg D.I.
Errors of transformations in thermowaLtme-,.-,~-~. .
nalic. i-- -'. ~ sl .
rab. po metr. VNIIM no.6-16-1" '64. (MIRA -,P--'3)

ACC Ni, _AFT0_W(Fi9_ I o 11-5 X-s7-66-676-f d-lb-d-o 6-16
-61-1---T
SOURCE CODE, UR
AUTHOR: Bezikovich, A. Y Belyueva, M. S.. Zorin, D. I.; EBkin,
S. P.
ORG: none
TITLE: Universal high-accuracy outfit for checkin
ammaters,-voltmeterB, and
wattmeters at acoustic frequencies
SOURCE: Izmeritel'nayatekhnika, no. 1.0, 1965, 8-11
TOPIC TAGS: acoustic frequency, measuring instrument
ABSTRACT, New equal-quantity comparators are described in which
the a-c
measurand and the corresponding d-c quantity are applied to a
receiving converter
(RC, see fig. below). Three block diagrams of comparators are
shown: (a) for
current and voltage; (b) for power with a square-law control of
converters, and
(c) for power Nvith a low power factor using the method of equal
temperatures. The
meaBurand X, (or Xj, XjL for power) is compared with its
equivalent d-c value X,, (or
X., X.2. ) by means of RC and SC (scale converters). Full
equilibrium is attained by
an auxiliary balance circuit (ABC). A d-c meter (DCM) serves to
measure the d-c
bard
+ h21- 317. 7 25. 089. 6 +

ACC NR: AP6000029
equivalent. An equilibrium indicator (EI) or
balance detector is represented by a microvolt-
meter and an amplifier. This outfit permits
checking 0. 10/6-error instruments at 0. 05-2. 5 kc,
0. 276-error instruments at 2. 5-20 Xc, and low-
power-factor wattmeters having 1. 5% error at
0.05-10 kc. Orig. art. bas: Zftgures.
cf- 0
Irf
or Nil IN YP 84Y
DrM Sc RC E,T ABc
X/I
Mr, Mn, Ot cr-O
r
YP BP
Afl Nflt 17/7..
CODE: 09 SUBM DATE: none ORIG REF: 007

ACC "" AR7000829 SOURCE CODE: UR/0272166/000/010/0112/0112
AUTHOR:-,---B,ezik-ovich, A. Ya.; Gravin, 0. N.
TITLE: Investigation of multielement thermoelectric converters
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Metrologiya i izmeritellnaya tekhnika, Abs. 10.
32. 798
REF SOURCE: Tr. in-tov Gos. kom-ta standartov, mer i izmerit.
priborov SSSR,
vyp. 82(142), 1965, 112-116
TOPIC TAGS: thermoelectric converter, extreme low frequency,
multielement
converter
ABSTRACT: The results of new experimental investigations of
multielement
thermal converters are discussed. Relationships are derived by
means of which it
is possible to determine the frequency error of thermoelectric
devices in the
e%treme 1-f range on the basis of volt-ampere characteristics
and time constants
of the converter. A bibliography of 5 titles is included. F.
Agaletskiy. (Transla-
tion of abstract] [DW]
SUB CODE: 09/
Card UD C: 6 21. 36. 001. 4

BEZIKOVI-,H. YA, S.
Priblizhennyyt- vjchisleniya. L.. 3TTI (1930)
Une methode pour accroitre le nombre des decimales d1une table.
IAN, ser. Fiz.-matem. (1932), 1229-1234.
0 for;-,Ldakh 7,ekhanicheskikh kvadr:-tur s n opdinatami,
vernykh dlya vinogochlenov stepeni
ne vyshe Zn-2i 2n-3. L., TRUDY Industr. In-ta, rav-.1ol 4-Z
(1937), 9-18.
SO: %,therr:tics in the USSR, 1917-1947
edited by ICurosh, A.G.,
%aarkushevich, A.K.,
Rashevskiy, P.K.
I
,,:Osccnl
-Lenin,-;rad, 1948

BUMVICR, UP- ~s
"I'T'he Calculus of Finite Differences Uningrad State U. Publ.
House., "939

BOCHKAREV, B.I., kand. sellskokhozo nauk; BEZIN, A.S.
The KZK-3 universal automotive grain combine
harvester. Biul,
tekh.-ekon.inform.Goo.nauch.-ioBl.inst.nauch.i
takh.inform. 16
no.7149-51 163. (Combines (Agricultural machinery))
(mA 16:8)

BIZIN. G.I.
Changes In blood gases in dogs following polonium injury.
Voen.-med.
zhur. no.8:60-66 Ag 159. (MIRA 12:12)
(BLOM radiation off.) -
(POLORM off. ini.)

zici., - (diss), "Conaition of the respkiatw7
function of blood in dogs injured Y&th polonium
(po--210)," Loscow, 1961,
10 pp (Acadeqr of Medical Sciences), 250 copies
(KL-Supp 9-61, 188)

BEZI1q, G.I.
Curves of oxygen and carbon monoxide binding by the
blood in
dogs injured by Po210. Med.rad. 6 no.46.69-72 161.
(BLOOD-MGEN COPTOT) (CARBON MONOXIDE) (MIRA 24:12)
(POLONM-PHYSIOIA)GICAL EMCT)

MORO-~ B.B.;
J~~.41N. G..4 VA:~- I PYVL-Ft YA., V,:",,
FF-DOTCAl i V
Experimental chronic radlatinn i -- k ns n, i t v,.
e'C~y 13
Med, rad. 10 no.10.~1-61 0
1. Submitted August 25, 1964.

FF,DOTOV,, V.P.; BEZIN,
Mechanism of ga
sickness caused

L ^42 6 FRWT(
ACC NR: -jNO1467i SOURCE CODE: UR/0241/65/010/010/0057/0061
AUTHOR: Mo Bezin G. I '.*,-Grozdov, S. P.; Le-bedevB.I.,,
-roz, B. B.,
;FaAffsrft-T!r e ~a~ tonomar Iko T,,Ponomarkovo V. I.;
orovs
Fedorovskiy. L. L.._ F dorovs , L. L.; Fedotov. V. P
# L. L
ORG: none
TITLE: Experimental Po sup 210 - induced chronic radi
SOURCE: Meditsinskaya radiologiya, v. 10, no. 10, 1965, 57-61
TOPIC TAGS: polonium, radiation sickness, dog, alpha radiation,
radiology
ABSTRACT: The article describe-9 t~e features of the clinical
course and
variation of certain functions in dogs i%h chronic radiation
sickness caused
by a single subcutaneous injection aL r0 0 (0-003 microcuries
per kg body
weight). A prolonged initial period of relative clinical
well-being wa3
observed, with a developed picture of radiation sickness
setting in :)nly after
some 3 months and xLth the dogs dying off individually after a
period of from
128 to 310 days. The distribution of Po21O throughout the
tissues and organs,
which resulted in a constant local alpha-irradiation of the
Latter, -")vidently
played a major role in the genesis of these disturbances, with
gradu.&I insre--
ment in the tissue dose, which after 6-9 nonths reached
1,100-1,400 r,-~ds.
During the period of distinct radiation sickness the dogs
displayed lethar&7s
lack of appetite, periodic diarrhea, and thirst, along w1th
spontaneou;:'
bleeding of the oral mucosa -and spontaneous hemorrhages of the
rectum and

ACC NRi
urinary tract. Shortly before deatho the state of the
dogs sharply deterio-
ratod; they moved with difficulty,, refused food., and
vomitted bile and blood*
I
It6ctal temperature rose'-the pulse was'quick,
arrhythudc) and arterW pres-
sure fell. With these symptoms., the dogs died. It was
accompanied by deep
trophic disturbances due to a combination of mechanisms.,
each of iihich by
.-itself may cause trophic changes: disturbances in
neuroendocrino regulations
idth insufficiency of the'adrenal cortex; metabolic
disorders, hemodynamic
diuorders,$ and chronic bypoxia,, as well as the constant
direct local effect
of the alpha-emitter 'on the tissues. Anatow-pathological
dissection re-
vealed that state of general dystroptW which is so
characteristic of polonim
poisoning and is not enoounterqd-~when other radioactive
isotopw porvr&
,the organism, Orige art. haat~ 4 tables, [JMI
SUB CODE: 06 SUBM DATES -25Aug64' CRIG RM 009

BEZIN, Me
Gomodity production during the period of -transition
frm capitalism
to so'cialism in the U.S.S.R. Trudy KAI 50:3-36 159.
(MIRA 14:5)
(Eebnamicn)

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OPARIN, A.I.; KURSANOV, A.L.; &&YOKO, N.Y., BISINGIR, I.N.
Biochemical-processes In chavipagne during bottle aging
[in Rassian
with English summary]. Btokhim.vin. no.1:134-157 147.
(MLRL 7:10)
1. Kafedra biokbiviii rastenii Moskovskogo
goeudaretvennogo univerai-
tat& iment Louonosova.
(Champagne (Wine))

vAm L
PL I. omd
,,K,,ntr&tv w" then preCilmlAt"I with ""J"
The pl,t. cantisumed 14% of N ("Iffe"ruduix
and Wert t"St". Amino-N
It i. tl..g&tivv to Milkin a. pan-
is pte-nt (--017%) but thi. is not incfv"cd by wish
is, pre,"t and i-hic-fift
ceratm enzyme. C&rW'YdfOte -7- _ sitter 3-lif hplfta~,ui with
fc,k-ulstcd as, glue_) jursimed 4 -~. OXII. Altlr
m & bilirill water-bath, 14111ed 33-
-.0% 1 ICI (m The T)1. It. SNVT11-
thew Oubstancell is disicum'tt.
Ak

a"exabon sM detervalmotim *I amino adds in wine b)
the medsode of (Particlem) digivibmtka y on
at rkhidy
Nsak S.S.5,N. 69. 573- G"W
gian Kalthetin wines by means of partition paper chromalug.
rphy (Conodtn. rf di.. C.A. $9. 53'd$) sho*ed the prt-wave
Outamie wW. alminine. valine. and proline; very small
0 1.4. of aspartic acid, scrint. and thtconine were detected.
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74. p ki protein (iwisird by
plan. with IICI st pit 4.4 trolls NOOII its 410":, FtOIjk
astalyant by panitkin chrontatogrilphy Oter 24-hr. Ilpfroly-N
m~ with N IICI gave the foll-ing "milot. ttl atnino scW*:
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"Ism,tic all'i 1111tatilk. MAJ.. Itlycine. Riallior. valkle.
tell.
hw. Wthle, 1111voull1r, 1,11,1111c, Im-mr.
hmidine. lysine. aramitiv. and voitir.
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SISAUAN, N.M.:BIZINGER, Ye.N.:KUBAYEVA, Ya.B.
ftcretion of protein from plastids and Its
characteristics. Doklady
Akad. nauk SSSR 87 no. 1:113-116 1 Nov 1952. (ClXL
23:5)
1. Presente& by Acadomici&n A. 1. Oparin 31 July 1952.

-'~_Chnnges -1 ~wihnlittlds and fleptille.-i dun"ng
forniationand'
~xgtng of winv. C,, 1. Berldze, R. N. Iletitirer, Nf. G.
f's Sirbiladze, and F. B. Tirtr4ehw,
U Mad. Nnuk S.S.S.R., Sbomi6 4.
changes of nitrogenous subs!rinces ivere Conip"rv-1 during
tnanofg. of KaUttla. whirs he .1 diffestrit Icchnolngi~nI
metho1%. N (1), amln~ N (11) (van Irte
alninn aCid N (111) (fifithydrin method), peptide 14 (TV)
(dctd. by the difference of III b-forc and nrtrr hvdroI3,k
of
a wine sample trith V,)7(, HiSOiL proltne N (Vi (dctd. Ity
the, diff-renCt t-ctivren III i1nd 111), and Individual
imillin
-acids (by vqing a 2-way pallvr-Chrolitatography
ftchilitIlle
w;th water-mtd. pherlol and it enilidinc-a-picoillic
niix!. ii
Ote Int and. 2nd solvent. xt-3p.) were dthl. 1, rmp~
thiring ale. !crintntation and In wine up 0 !W, daye
fijziti~-
Fermentation was done Yvith and without the In-cnact, of
e secils aud peels. Some of the results (which refer to
amp
2 graile crops grown under diffmnt climatsc conditlamt
with the resulting sugar conen. of the grapes 19.0 and
21,01~"V.
resp.) represent paptr-chiontatogimphie selitir. of amino
,acids present In the wine h-Jote and after it.A
hytholybI.A.
'rho amts, of U and III cmilinully ptt3ent In must (IW).7
Z17.8 and 124.5-232.0 mg./I., resp.) rapIdly t1ccrease
during the fermentation (12.4-70.2 slid 05.8-1 .16.1
mg./L,
rvlp.), reaching these min. after 1-2 or 4-6 days of the
fer
mentation depending on the technal5gical nitthod mM.
Puring this time the atnts. of sugdr decrean to 2.5~1%;
of the frn amino act.:, mily lizollne is pirsent in it
&ttxtahle
anit. after 3~5 dav3. As thr fermentation prox~_rds,
oflier
ainh,'" acils am found-. -f-ambariblitylk acid. P-lailhic,
and,
later or (wher. all Increase of-III Is taking FIftce),
aspartic
C
KcId, glutarnic acid, Prolice, valine, and citchic; be5ldc
then, addri. spots an present at the placeR Nvitere
asparti,
twid. glutamle, atill, Stivnt, rAnd 11yellit, wid It.,111v
ate
lucated. Aftex hydroll)sb the lysine sprit tikappear'q
.(cb=cttrWIc for fill wine ;arnple$ Analyted); Wier Spol-q
Alsappear also followed o5uIlly by u ninti Intettle nln-
~hydrin color ~1 the nelahboTing spots. This Indicate-, the
premrice of pept1des. Tho aint. of 19 decm-ters during tIm

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Irst 4-0 days of the r4c. fermentation (front 31.0 to 0
owing to the growth of the wine yeasts: durlug waak
fermentation and Progressive loss of the yeast c!elfq tilt! atilt.
of
a
ast! ire,
IV In Incre, aching (it some mtt% the vaint of 84.5
mg P, - skit the 26th day). To Vic vid (if all active fernicil-
tation 4th d,
av) Avines coritain us much us 97.8-121.2 mg,
V/1'; however. tilt Anst, o( V rapilily i1ccrram"s on wine
agingi, and, Mitt 385 days, it r-in be As law as
Dlfj~rtnt wines ptoduetEl I-i Georgi.
Ms., a to the tinic of
consumption c-onlain 1 105.8474, 11 33-96, and 111 52.2-
112.2 mg-A., rt

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f."'iPSOUpus 1,~.A t1he
Tlllerl!ill~~

taken fmm tll~ raid Uyers 01, tilt. fumc:16:15 nlu~t

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Vola .48 No. 8
and tTrating dW tim aff, 0 1 fit ili,,;I~ itj~ ~j I it!
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Ap-r- 251.
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e p~astq rnaidk~ttj a 1;ilrctIv -it

Tho 7armentation IndustrAsa

tht: v.'rly
ani'mo pC414, mnkit!K little ll-w, Of PTCH-l-, ill

tl,~ flTme-ntaika.
Alrilrm -N, r-m-1 the.,,r dt-rirs

th~-- ariginnfly ,e!~ foint'! lattr

yrast crik Mun.-C

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