SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BIANU, I. - BIBERGAL, A.V.

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MARGHIDAN, N.,; BIANU, I.
Economic efficiency of the new technology in
agriculture
mechanization. Probleme econ 16 no.7:49-63 Jl
163.

BIAREZ, Jean (Grenoble)
Remarks on the stability of buttresses: Teh influence
of the law of
distribution of strains. Archiw hydrotech 7
no.4:387-410 160.
(ERAI 10:5)
(Hydrauliu engineering)
(Strains and stres3eel
(Fluid mechanics)

BIATOV, V,, inzh.
Automatic honing of cylinders. Avt.transp. 40
no.12:22-21+
D 162, (MIRA 15:12)
(Grinding and polishing)

BIAZEJEWSKJ, W.
Adaption of the local gas-pipe system to the increased
demand for gas. P- 170
G-4Z, WODA 1 TIECHNIKA SAN1TARNA (Stowarzymnie
Naukowo-Techn1cme Inzynierow i
Technikow Sanitarnych, Ogrzewictwa i Gazownictwa) Warsaawa)
Poland.
Vol. 33, no. 5, Lay 19510
Monthly Dist of Epst European Accessions (EM) LC, V,-,l. 8.
no. 9, Sppterber 1959
Uncl.

BUZEK,J.; MARES,V.
Current tasks and problems of Soviet pharmacy.
Cesk.farm.12
no.9t441-41+5 14 2! 63.
4-

AUTHORS:
PERIODICAL:
R/003/G2/013/010/001/001
D272/J308
Biazi, Felicia and Kornbaum, S.
1:ethods for evaluation of plasticizers for poly-
vinyl chloride
nevista dc Chimic, V. 13, no. 10, 1962, 5,94-588
T EX2 : Theoretical considerations of polymer-plasticizer
systems are first "resented, examining the thermodynamic
concept of
plasticizing and th6 theory of thn -plasticizing mechai-dsm.
The
1.
piroblem of evaluating -plasticizers is next examined,
studying vari4
O~is methods sui-a:Dlc for the dctcxmiination of plasticize-
effectiv-
ity, tensile strength and relative elongation, ageing
resistance
C~ 7
behavior at low tem;pcratures, extractibility by washing
agents, and
Winpatibility with PVC, usin- as spccimens a scrics of local
and
foreign elpoxidated plasticizers, in comparison vith
di(2-ethyl)he>.Tl
plitalate. i~ new method was developed for ditermination %of
the com-
patibility of plasticizer-- with 2VC, based oi~ (1) the
existence of
a plasticizer fraction Mnich does not participate in the
solvation
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R/-,003/62/013/010/001/001
Methods for evaluation D272/D503
(--.f the PVC*, (2) th(t factLtiiat the appearancv,of
plasticizer on the
material surface, as well (as losses by volatility are
preceded by
diffusion of plasticizer; trolecule s from the', interior
and (3) depcn-
dence of the rate of difCu-sion on the concentration
Uradient in
accordance with Fick's lwt. The method cohisists of
determining the
plasticizer losses by volatilization in comp6unds %Ath
difEercn-L-
,plasticizing ratios, and-.of constructing pl-a~;ticizer
loss plasti-
cizing ratio curves., There are 9 figfures and 2 tables.
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;..ACCESSION NRt AP4038911
R/OC)03/64/015/004/0183/0190
AUTHORs Paltin, Edith; Panaitescuj, Maria; Weinberg., Maria; Biazip
Felicia
TITLE: Epoxydation of olefinio compounds UP
Epov-hexahydrophthalates,, modern
plasticizers
SOURCEt Revista de chirriie., v. 15, no. 4, 1964, 183-190
TOPIC TAGS: plasticizer, opoxyhexahydrophthalic ester, butadiene,
maloic anhydri4
butanol. hexanol, isooctanol., 2-othy1hoxanol, peracetic acid,
polyvinyl chloridey 1
thermal stability, light resistancep reaction oonditioa,,'
kinetics
AMTRACT2 Epo.V plasticizers belonging to the
opoxyhexahydrophthalates type have
efficiency, compatibility and electrical characteristicsp similar
to dioctylphth-
alate but are superior as light and thermal resistance and cold
flexibUity. The
epoxy esters of the tetrahydrophthalio anhydride are suitable for
use as-plasti-
cizrrs in vinylic resins, These esters represent a combination of
properties of
the phthalates,, excellent plasticizeras and opoxy compounds with
high heat and
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i ACCESSION NRt AP403893.1
i light resistance and flexibility at low temperatures. The
epoiWhexahydrophthalate
estors are synthesized from butadiene in Diels-Alder condensation
with maleic an-
hydride; the resulting cis-40~4-tetrahydrophthalic anhydride is
transformed in a
difunctional. ester in reaction with an aliphatic alcohol (butanol
hexanol.. iso-
octanol, 2-ethylhexanol). The diester is opoxydized with peracetic
acid or with
formic acid "in sitW'. Detailed experimental conditions are described
for each of
the three stagesj covering variations in molar ratio,, temparaturej
catalyst and
reaction time. The opoxyhexahydrophthalates have been tested as
plasticizers on
polr;IVI chloride by measuring the fusion point for the
polymer-plasticizer mix-
ture, compatibility, volatility and absorption.. efficiency,, thermal
stabilltr#
ultraviolet resistance and elootrical charaoteristiose
ASSOCMIONS None
SU34ITM-Da 00 DATE ANs O9Jun64 ENCLs 00
SUB CODEs GC NO REF SM 000 onmR, oo6

L 29774-66
ACC NR' AF60201386 SOURCE CODE: Ru/ooo3A5/016/009/0428/043
Paltin, Edith; Iohan, Francisca; Zaharia, Monica;
AUTHOR: Bi 1
_~44
Onoca, Ioana
ORG: none
TITLE: Considerations on amide formation by the reaction of fatty
acids with urea.
Note II.
SOURCE: Revista de chimie, v. 16, no. 9, 1965, 428-433
TOPIC TAGS: urea, organic amide, chemical decomposition
.ABSTRACT: The reaction'mechanisms involved in the formation
of amiaes by the reaction of fatty acids with urea were studied.
.In a general way, the decomposition was followed thermogravi-
metrically and the decomposition products were analyzed chro-
_matographically; in particular, the appearance of biuret and
the presence of unreacted urea were followed. Orig. art. has: 15
figures and
2 formulas. [JPRSJ
SUB CODE: 07 / SUBM DATE: none / OTH REF: 007
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39126
C NR: AP6030347 SOURCE CODE;
RU/000~'/t")5/016/303/C-1--~-111/3--, rl:'
AUTHOR: Paltin, Edith; Biazzi, Felicia
ORG: none
TITIS: Ariddes as auxiliary products in the manufacturing, of
plastic materials.*
Synthesis of amildes from the reaction between--fa-ttyacids and
urea
SOURCE: Revista do chimie, v. 16, no- 3, 1965, 153-158
TOPIC TAGS: urea, organic synthetic process, organic audde
ABSTRACT: A brief summary of the principal methods for preparing
amides is followed
by a study of a more recent synthesis method based on urea. The
study follows the
reaction mechanism of the synthesis and aims at the preparation
of suitable anti-
blocking agents in the synthetic polymer processing industry.
Orig. art. has:
,10 fJgures, and 1 table. [Based on authors' Eng. abst.] [JPRS]
CODE: 07 / SUBM DATEt none
UB
S

GUSE., V., general-mayo,;~;_.PIBA, , polkovnik
veter-'narnuy sluzhby;
_L
LEONTlYSEV, A., podpolkcyvnik veterinarnoy sluzbby
For efficient management of farms atta,-bed to army
messee. Tyl
i snab.Sov.Voor.Sil 21 no.lt6l-63 Ja 161. (MIRA 14:61.
(Russia-Army-Commissariat)

BIBA, M., tekhnik.
A rural motion-picture operator and comunist. Kinomek-hanik,
no.6:'-'3 Je '53.
(my-RA 6:8)
1. Oblastnoye upravleniye kinofikatnii (g.Kherson. USSR).
(GenicheRk District-Moving-picture projection)
(Moving-picture projec-
tion--Genichesk District)

BIM X. IsDolnvayushchly obyasannost' inshenera.
Rural notion-picture operators serving an club directora.
Kinomekhanik no.10:
14-15 0 '53. (MIJU 6:10)
1. Otdel kinofikateii Oblastnogo upravleniya kulltm7,
Kherson.
(Movinr,opicture projection)

,q/137/62/000/003/100/191
Aoo6/ik1o1
AUTHORS: Sadokov, G.M.; Biba, V.I.; Nosko, V.S.
TITLE: ' Wear-resistant mandrels for automatic mills of pipe
rolling units
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 3, 1962, 31,
abstract 3D179
(V sb. "Proiz-vo trub", no. 4, 1(har'kov, Metallurgizda'L, 1961,
9 -
12)
TEXT: Inorder to establish the possibility of raising the wear
resistance
of automatic mill mandrels in rolling stainless steel pipes,
UkrNITI has designed
mandrels from a series of new steel grades and from cermet
alloy~,K15 (VK15).
I.,oreover, mandrels were manufactured by the method of hot
sintering from alloys
).~,j437P(Ei437B),D'~,j827 (EI827) and':,,';"6 (zhs6). Tests
made with -mandrels for au-
tomatic mills produced from iron-base steels did not reveal
their noticeable ad-
vantage over the mandrels of conventional composition for the
rolling of stain-
less steel pipes. The wear resistance of mandrels for all the
steel grades Zest-
ed did not exceed one pass. Carbide alloy VK15 can not be
recommended for the
manufacture of automatic mill mandrels due to its brittleness.
H4.gh resistance
is offered by mandrels manufactured from alloys RI827, E1437B
and ZhS6. On these
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S/137/o'2/000/003/100/191
Wear-resistant mandrels for automatic mills .... A006/A101
mandrels a slight network of cracks is being developed during
operat.ion; this
permits their regrinding to lesser permissible Aimensions.
11,1,andrels of E1,827 al-
loy show better resistance characteristics; they do not have
scratches or stick-
ing of the metal.
K. Ursova
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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SADOKOV, G.M.; BELOSHAPKA, M.V.; BIBA, V.I.
Fiercing machine mandrel with cooling of the external
surface of
the cone. Biul.TSIICHM no-4:52 161. (1-af(A 14:10)
(Rolling mills-Equipment and supplies)

VATKIN, Ya.L.Jq ~!,!ktof, YLjukz 611EUIYAVI~117,
A..L, 3-tuid, takhn.
nault'~ U"AKOV, 1-mb.; GlAY'A"), M,P,,),
PERCHANIK, inzh,; HIAITIN. !`-T- _~nzh~; B12A, V.I.,
inzh-
lwdu_-inf~ ~iit-'rnal caps 1-1 mills"
7
Stal~ 24' L - 6-)",
1, Dziepropotrovsk_,i zavo6
im. LiNmeklita,

61138 N I N) V. CT-- -
GELINAN, K*I.; BIRA BXLYAYWSXIY, A.G.; AN&JIM, A.I.;
MIDWry, Ter.; rimHur, V.I.
On now technological processese Dar*prom.4 nool,19-21
Ja'55-
(MLPA 8:3)
1. Ust'-Izhorskiy fanernyy zarod.
(Ust'-Ishora-Plywood)

USSR/Jet propulsion VAr 1947
Bmbs, Self -1ropellet
"Jet Propelled Bombs, V. Bibanov, 11 pp
"M Oboronu" Vol XXIII, No 5
Popular coverage of the subject, including the
German M-37, SB-800-RS, Rheintochter, A-1, A-2,
A-3, A-4, V-2, A-9, W-5 Rockets and the US
IB-2 and IB-lA aIrcraft, and the Gorgon Bmb.
loT89

KHRISTOPOROV, V.S.; B.IBANDYt -V-. 1 -; -ZHUKOVETSV A.M.;
SANELINIKOV9 V.S.j
ZHILINv N.v -i~MARCHENWv L.L.
EffsCts Of the earthquake of KaY 4, 1959 In'the region of
Petropavlovsk. Biul. Sov. po seism. no. 11:45-63 160 (MIRA
14:3)
(Petropav.lov* region, -FArthquakes and building)

I'xi; 1 n,erl La ISL-,~6y of, the vibrationsi -:a s s
I v 0'-
on llase.,. Trudy Inst. fil. -em- ilo-39. Vot'.
n c . 9: 5" - 76 164.

ACC NR, WN6035362 SOURCE CODE;
,r'%UTL,'!OR: Bibanova, N. S.
TITIZ: Pulse-count positioning systcms
SO!-I%CE; Ref. zh. Avtomatika, telemekhanika i vychislitcllnaya
tekhnika, Abs. 9A408
REF. SOURCE: Sb. Avtomatizir. elektroprivod proizv. mekhanizmov.
T. 1. M.-L., 19065,
268-271'
TOPIC TAGS: drilling machine, automatic control system, digital
system, pulse counters I
optic cleput/2JI135PR drilling machine, PPIFK4 control I
ABSTRACT: The author describes the system of the model of the
PPI!K unit (panel pre-
selective coordinate setting) used in the 2A.135PR experimental
vertical drilling
machine. The dimensions are set in two coordinates with the aid
of decade swit6ches.
Iwo four-digit decimal counters constructed of ferrite elements
are installed Ln the
panel. The pulses are fed to these counters from a circular
optical pickup with
illu;-.dnator, whose light beam strikes the photodiodes through
holes in a disc. Th e
I Gch=atic diagrams of the automatic control system and of its
individual units are
presented. 3 illuatratioiiij, Bibliography, 5 titles. A. G.
[Translation of abstract)
SUB CODE: 13
Card 1/!- UDc: 621.374-32:621.9
L_Z~__ - - --I

RUBTSOV. L.N.: KOUIA.KOV, V.M.; BIBARSOV, R.Sh.
Radar observations of Perseids on August 8-16,
1956.
Biul.Stal.astron.obsqr. no.19:35-37 '57.
(MnM 13:3)
(Meteors--August)

87232
S/035/60/000/011/007/010
f/ / 70 0 AOO1/AOOl
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya I Geodeziya,
1960, No, 11,
P. 52, # 11295
AUTHORS: Brudnyy, L.G.
Isamutdinov, Sh.O_ Kolmakov, V.M.,
Rubtsov, L.N.
TITLE: Radar Observations of Meteors at the Stalinabad
ASTronomical Ob-
servatory During June - December 195Y
PERIODICAL: Byul. In-ta astrofiz. AN TadzhSSR, 1958, No. 24, pp.
15-21
TEXT- in correspondence with the IGY program, radar
determinations of
meteor numbers were conducted at Stalinabad from June 1, 1957.
Instrument para-
meters are as follows: frequency, 72.98 Me/see, receiver
sensitivity, O,6xlO-12w,
Antenna of the "radiating guide" type, consists of an oscillator,
a reflector and
seven directors. It is mounted at a height of 11 m above the
ground, its beam
slope Is 220 to the horizon. Its directivity ~coefficient is 24.
The width of
directivity diagram in horizontal plane is + 230, In the vertical
plane 3 lobes
are used with radiation i-iiaxima at the angli~s hor-;,-cn t-rw
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87232'
S/035/60/000/0 11/007/0 10
AOO 1 /AOO I
Radar Observations of Meteors at the Stalinabad
Astronomical Observatory During
june - December 1957
41030'. The graphs of monthly meteor activity are presented
from June to December
1957, as well as monthly means of hourly numbers of meteors
during daily and
nightly hours, which varied from 0.62 to 5,32. A number of
active meteor streams
are noted.
V.N. Lebedinets
Translator's note-. This is the full translation of the
original Russian abstract.
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BIBARSOVP R.Sh.; BRUDNYY, L.G.; KOU4AKOV) V.M.
Radar observations of meteors in Dushanbe in
1958-1959.
Biul. Inst. astrofiz. AN Tadzh. SSR no.32:32-37
162.
(MIRA 17: 11)
4.

BIBARSOV. R.Sh.
D,-,-~,~;rmining the attAchment coefficient. ef
elx-r-~.rone I-c, n~!!,,itr!i
mo-li-nulas. Biu-1.1-n!!L~js+,t-ofjz. AN '[Ldzh.,c',SR
no.37;3"-136 .-
(Wum

hh7ARSOVA, A. Sh.
"The Dynamics of' the le,'aber-Salt Schedule of' IQI,e
Soilr, of *,i.c- E&sterr.
Part of Eucana.11 Cand ~IL-x Scl, Anpenian
A.gricultul-al Inzt, 28 Dee 54.
(K, 17 Dee 54)
Survey of Sclentific an6i Teclindad Dis-,~ertationss
Defended at U~`Sh
Licler Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Sum. 1-10, 556, 24 Jun 55

BIR&RSOVA, A- Sh. I
Water and salt balance of soils in the eastern part of
the Mugan
Steppe. Trudy Inst. pochv. i agrokhim. AN Azerb. SSR
8:179-197
158. (MIRA 12:10)
. (Kura lowland-Soils)

BIBAMOVA, A.Sh.
DYnamics Of salinization on the proluvial-deluvial
plain
of southern Mugan'. Dokl, KN Azerb. SSR 18
no.2:50,-62
16~* (MIRA 15:7)
1. Institut pochvovedeniya i agrokhimii AR AzSSR.
Predstavleno
akademikom AN AzSSR V.R. Volotruyevym.
(Kura Lowl&W--Saline and alkali soils)

BIB&RSOVA , A.Sh.
Dynamics of the salinization of soils in the alluvial
cone of
the Bolgarchay River (southern Mugan'). Izv.AN
Azerb.SSR.Ser.
biolA med.nauk no.6:59-64 162. (KRA 15:12)
(BOLGARCHAY VALLEY--SALINE AND ALKALI SOIIS)

S/16 62/000/002/023/072
D228YD304
AUTHORS: Derkachev, A. A. and 'Rjharspya__jL G.
TITLE. The question of the genesis of vertical seismic fo---
ces during horizontal ground oscillations
PERIODICAL., Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizilca, no. 2, 1962,
20, ab-
stract 2A141 (Tr. In-ta seysmostoyk. ~,,Ir-va i seysmo-4.,
AN Tad:;hSSR, 8, 1960, 95-101)
TEXT: During a given basement shift the forced oscillations
of a
frame system with distributed masses can be represented by
means of
a system of differential equations in individual derivatives
whc-se
number equals the number of frame elements. In addition to
th-JE
one equation in a iectorial form may be considered in place
of the
syst-en of equations. Any vectnr. being a solution of this
equa.-
tion, can be resolved into a series for tl~ic veetors wliich
are tio.'U-
tions of the correspondingly similar equation. In view of
the or-1-ho-
gonal, nature of the solutions of a uniform equation, the
coeffi.-
-ienta of resolution are determined from the system of
independent
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3/169/6 2/000/00'c_'/02-1/0-7 2
The que.Aion uf the D228/D.)'01
differential 2nd-order equations in respect of the time. In the
example of the simplest P-shaped frame having a singly-centered
mase in the middle of the span, with both rigid and hin-ed
Joints,
4-
it is shown that the influence of the vertical weight
displa"cemen,
is negligible for frames wdth rigid interties. For frames with
flexible interties this influence is substantial and should be
1~a---
ken into account in the calculation. /-Abstracterlo note;
Complete
" a t.L
trans-L
Vard

DERKACHEV, A.A.; BIBARSOVA, D.G.; BEGFEV,
B.B.
Solution of sorm problems of the dynamic
stability
of thin-walled rods. T=4.lnet. seism.
stroi. i
oeism. 9:3-19-136 161. (MIRA 15:11)
(F.Wtio rods and wires)

ACC NR AP7-0.0.I-5.2-8 SOURCE CODE:
UR/0193/66-/00-0/0--1-2--/-O-O'6~i6-O'o'67
;.AUTHOR: Khvotostukhin, L. A.; Ple6hivtoev, N. V.; Bibayev. V.
N.
ORG: 'none
TITLE: Machining of lKhl8N2AG5 stainless steel
SOURCE: BY'Ulleten' tekhniko-ekonomicheskoy informatsii, no. 12,
1966, 5-6
TOPIC TAGS: stainless steel, high strength steel, chromium
Inickel manganese steel,
nitrogen containing steel, sbseAmechahical property, steel
machining/lKhlWAG5
steel
ABSTRACT: The Moscow Institute bf Aviation Technology has
developed low-nickel high-
strength stainless lKhl8N2AG5(EP-26) steel as a substitute for
IKhl8NIOT(AIS13211
-steel. The lKh18N2AG5 steel, in which a great part of the
nickel is replaced by
manganese and nitrogen, belongs to the austenitic-ferritic class
and contains more
than 70% austenite. The steel has high mechanical properties, a
tensile strength of
117 kg/mm2, a yield strength of 50 kg. /,m2, an elongation of
30%, an HB hardness of
240 kg/mm2, and quite satisfactory machip-7*ility. It is
recommended for aircraft
engines and other-industrial uses. Sinter;d carbide-tipped tools
are recommended for
machining the steel. Sintered T15K6 and VK8 tips are recommended
for rouge madtning and
'Tl5K6 tips for semifinished and finished machining. A
satisfactory surface finish
is produced.at cutting speeds above 40 m/min. Subsequent
burnishing with a diamond
621.9; 669.14.018.

M
ACC-NR-.A-P7061528 -7
tool greatly improves the surface finish and increases the
microhardness of the
surface layer. [MS) I
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POLAND/Chemical TechnoloGy - Cherdeal Products and
Their 11-34
Application. Dyes and Chenical Treatment of
Textile Materials.
Abs Jour Bef Zhur - IQiimiya, No 17, 1958, 59637
Author Pibel Tadeusz
Ir-St
Title Ciba-Lano Dyes.
Orig Pub Wlokiennictwo, 1956, 5, No 5.. 119-120
Abstract Properties and peculiarities of ciba-lano
dyes are
reviewed; methods of dyein,-,, and practical inform-
tion are cited.
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AUTHORS: Smirnov, M.P.)and Bibenina, G.A. 1-16-12-5/18
TITIE: Production of Pure Tellurium by a Vacuum Distillation
Method (Polucbeniye chistogo tellura metodom. vakuumnoy
distillyetsii)
PERIODICAL: Tsvetftne Metally, 1957, No.12, pp. 17-29 (USSR).
ABSTRA(;T; After tabulatinE, data (Table 1) to show the
favourably-
hiCh relative vapour-pressure of tellurium, the authors des-
cribe laboratory and large-scale exnpri-p-ts on the production
of the pure element from technical tellurium by vacuum dist-
illation. In the small-scale laboratory experiments (Fig.1),
15 -025-9 samples of technical element were distilled at 400 to
600 C, while in the larger scale tests (Fig.2) carried out at
temperatures of 440, 450, 500 and 550 C, the samplez weighed
1 000 g. The technical product was in the form of powder,
briquettes or pre-fused mass, and data are given on changes
in the composition of the tellurium on melting (Table 3).
Details are given of the composition of the material condensed
in the various zones of the apparatus under various conditions.
The results obtained show that by vacuum distillation tellurium
with the following impurity contents can be obtained:
< 0.0001% Ag, 0.0001-
trans-isomers.
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ig.i~v (he free jcM six-,iturm. whk-h after W,14tiriganil
di.Ilv-
m% arAin%t waief Weir clusind. The avid i-Litrol in N alm
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mul a vinelLar tractivitv Willi 6mliur. in omilkirimin with
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S.S.S.R. 8a. w""2(im-p-Havedc ww MA. from t::
mad of The Loyal'aWkil estowy (war Odessa) by tmtmat
with HCI. Washing with Iflo. preftrably in cot atm.. and
extn. with 1% all" at 701 and ppm with IICI contains
total N, 1.1-1.3% soodoo N. Thb cow4sm
With tralmo foood in chmxwm wAl. The prodwt wb as a
suild stinnalaut ftw wound hroling (rabbits) and a mild
aml.
vrator al growth and devek"nent of mn plants froon the
grain. 0. M. Ka"Apoff

BIBSR, V.A., dote.; A+MANIf L.I., mol.nauk spivrobitnik
-
Biological activity of extracts and distillates from
refrigerated
placenta. Medych.zhur. 20 no-3-.63-74 150. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Z Ukrainalkogo eksperimentallnogo inatitutu ochnikh
khvorob im.
diyanogo chlena AN URSR V.P.Filatova (direktor -
laureat Stalinslkoi
premii, Geroy Botsialistichnoi Pratei akad. V.P.Filatov)
(TISSUX EXTRACTS) (PLACENTA)

BIBv-RDTY--,V, M.
Swine - Feeding and
Feeding
Acidophilic cultures
in raising
Sov. zootekh. 7, no.
10, 1952

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III III d to a 4s t64
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99 C (The bactrriophage tif liars. twiri. tilt?
00 t3firn'bitil. ,
I
00 v, 4. Up. 69("91, 1 tilt., 19M. IFnplimh Pitintmary.1 .06
A dewription in given of experiments on the behaviour of the
bar- we*
teriophage of Haderiloom mati, the llopent. of mulloerry
Imoorterimi.4 in the .00
U.S.S.R. I R.A-M., xiii. p. 15; xv, pp. 627, 633) towirds the
homologous gas
orgmiisin in meat-peptone agar culturm, the mults of which
indicated '00
000 t hat this phenomenon may be of great value in t he wcrk of
ident-ification. '00
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USSR / Microbiology. symbiosis. F
Abs Jour : Ref. Zhur - Biol., No. 21, 1958, No 95070
Author : Polonskaira, M.S.; Leonovich, V.V.;
Biberdlyeva,
M. P., Poperekova, T.M.
Inst : I------------------
Title : Combining Cultivations of Apidophilic Bacteria
with Atotobacter.
Orig Pub : Ryul. nauchno-tekhn. inform. po s.-kh.
mikrobiol.,
1957, No. 3, 38-41
Abstract It is proposed to use azotobacter chroococcum
(or its filtrate) an organism whicTa forms vita-
mins of B-complex, for the Increase of energy of
multiplication, strengthening of antibiotic ac-
tivity and lengthening of the viable period of
the acidophilic bacteria. The simultaneous
feeding of azotobacter with acidophilic cultures
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L h210-66 Lil,]T (M)
1ACCESSION NR: AP5014071 UR/0241/65/000/005/0078/0081
615.849.7-015.35
1) ~- I
AUTHOR: Bibergall, A, V. (Moscow); Ratner, G. (Moscow); Lipis,
V. L. (Moscow)o~
TITIX: Dose distribution in rotation-convergent irradiation
iSOURCE: Meditsinskaya radiologiya, no. 5, 1965, 78-81
!TOPIC TAGS: irradiation Oosimetry, irradiation apparatus, gamma
radiation, radio-
itherapy
1ABSTRACT: The authors compared the dose distribution produced
by a rotation-con-
Ivergent gamma apparatus ("Vollfram") newly developed in the
USSR with that produc-
led by other types of apparatus. Single-field irradiation makes
it possible to
~avoid vital organs, but it does not ensure an efficient dose
distribution. Tilting
iat a slight angle ('30-450) improves the dose distribution
slightly, but tilting at
:a big angle ('900 or more) makes it very difficult to avoid
irradiating vital or-
,gans. A rotation-convergent field of t300 along both axes
ensures a more efficient
;;dose distribution than in the above cases. The maximum dose
reaches a greater depth
and the decrease in dose toward the surface is steeper.
Moreover, the possibility
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iof preventing the irradiation of vital organs is virtually the
same as for a static
afield. Distribution of the dose by the rotation-convergent method
varies with the
Idepth of the center of rotation and convergence. This
distribution can be used to
Itreat surface and shallow tumors. Orig. art. has: 6 figures.
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Some problemb iri sLudying radiation parameters in
powerful garmma
apparatus iised An radiation therapy: as exemplified by
tests .of
the Vollfram apparatus. Radiobio2ogila 5 no.1!140-146
165,
(MIRA IS: 3)
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USE OF RADIDACTIVE COBALT IN
L,,_Y 'a. V. Wbergal V, V. Dirhk:irvv, D. M. Istlev
..U. V.I. Of.-&C' 14, Fra~k, A~,-qj~wiv-x snuk S,au.l
MI. (In Rasalta) (!Jo,)k on displAy at Ovn,-vik
Conferer-,e)
RuRults of Layeatigations carriea uta f,~r the parpo:;L,
of
da(P for the practical applicaCon of srafictal and
rudfc,~cttve cabalt In y dtfeijt~~t~copy. Main problems
cuaw-m-A with the use of 03" in c'~f---~Wcopy.
Dtlet(;rlption
of arw devio5a developed lor upplylug 01 with an activity
of up to 100 reValv. til radium iu y New
n1des in this field
tachnical opportw (publirihur'o noto)

BUERGALI, A.V.
(Protection from I and gamma rays] Zashchita et
rentgonevskikh i
gamma-luchei. Pod rod. K.K.Aglintseva. Moskva,
Modgle, 1955. 245 p.
(I RAYS--SAYSTr MMUM) (GAMMA RLTS--SAn?Y HKASUnS)
(KWA 9:5)

2, A
Protection from x-rays and -y-rctdintlons A. V,
flibc
Ya. .1,Lu gulk (Int. Bi,,I. I'livi. Aca-lkil. _41
1-11-1 1 ~111
(1161o.scow). Biafi:ik. 1, 68-75(19~6)-The
awiwgrams
and the methu~l bir their calcos. are tiven fm
the thicknesi
of various pn,tecfiv~ tinteriali, stich as Ph,
emicrete, etc.,
against radkit imi-i froirt Co. Tin, Cs, Exi, Ir,
and x-mys of
differeitt intwisity and fur the differefit
distances, etc.
Ile methods can be used fur a variety of
conditions.
A. V. Tolstonuliov

BIBFMALI, A.T.
Comparative evaluation of rotar7 Irradiation
methods. Biefizika 1
n*.z:146-154 9560 (MLRA 9:9)
I.Institut biologichesk*7 f12iki Akademii mank SSSR,
Moskva.
(GAWA RAP)', tOZOW-UN)

USSR/Nuclear Physics C-2
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Fizika, No 5, 19571 11053
Author Bibergal', A.V., Korotkov, M.M.
Inst Institute of Biological Physics, Academy of
Sciences,
USSR, Moscow
Title New Type of Gamma Indicator
Orig Pub Biofizika, 1956, 1, lio 6, 564-567
Abstract Description of two laboratory moders of a
simple, compact,
and sensitive dosimeter, suitable for the measurement
of
the intensity of gamma or C radiation. The dosimeter
com-
proses a combination of Geiger-Mueller counters with a
string electrometer, and does not contain vacuum
tubes.
Since the electrometer operates in the static mode,
and
the counter requires not more than I -- 2
microamperes at
full load, the instrument is practLcally currentless,
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USSR/Nuclear Physics C-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 5, 1957, 11053
which insures reliable and stable operation under the
field conditions. The dosimeter is fed from two wafer
batteries type GB-400-0.01. One of these batteries
feeds the halogen counter CTC-1, while the other is
con-
nected to the electrometer plates. The counter
current
passes through an integrating network of a resistor
and
capacitor in parallel, which are simultaneously
connected
between the filament of the electrometer and the
center
point of the second battery. The voltage drop across
the
resistor as a result of the average counter current
cau-
ses a displacement of the filament of the
electrometer.
The limits of the measured intensity of radiation
can be
varied by changing the RC network. The first model of
the instrument has ranges 0.05 -- 5 and 3 -- 250
microro-
entgen per second, weighs 1.4 kg, and is formed in
the
shape of a "pistol" rieasurinG 200 x 100 x 80 nun.
The
length of the moving scale, on which the filam nt is
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