SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BICHLER, A. - BICZ, M.

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1950,
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statistical comparison
betvem the chilled cast-bM roUm scrapped In Czechoslovakia
between 1935
sea '4 ad 1937, iddch had a high *erwioe life, and those
produced in 1948. The factors
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casting temperature
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rzq-~,,xper~injonls on the ui-a of low Yn pi.q-ilos, in
of
Molou~v Suvzlw,)rkis iu T,-b-w-c in the Ps k
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MCIILM, -A .
Developnent of the V. M. Molotov 1ronworks during the period of
socizi14 ~:t cr nstruction
in our republic.
P- 326 (Hutnik. V01. 7, nc. 10 Oct. 19,17, Praha,
Czechoslovakia)
I-';cnthly Inde~i of East Ebropean Accessions (EEAJ) Lr. Vol.
7, no. 2
February 1958

13ICHL--Z, A.
"Research on the dependence of specific c3lisumptim )f coke
on the mieltinE capacity
U
of a blast furnace."
BUTNICU, Ll-,-sTY, Brno, Czechoslovakia, Vol. 1b, No. 6)
June 1959.
Monthly Li-A of East European Accessi,.)ns (EUI), LC, Vol.
8, No. 9, September 1?59.
Unclai.sified.

BTCH~ViNit B.1,11.
"Reduction of Old Dislocations of the HiD by Tension,"
Kirugiya
No. 6, 1949 Dzerzhinsk, Gorkiy Oblast 1949

BICHOKOVSKI. IV., inzl,,.;

MILADSNOV, St., lnzh.; BIGHOKCIVSKI, Iv., in-.h.
Modernizing the device for section winding.
Ratsiondlizatslia 13
no.5-18-19 '63.

BIGHMISKI, Rysztirul.-. FAI-TI-EK, junu~!N
Use of radiochlorine Cl.-36 in the study of -Lhe
t.~,anspo-:,, of
chlorine ions t-.) human erythrocyt-3p. F,,31IR
med. Crar-ov. t.
no.le243-1-118 ~ 64

B Ir-IM-ME11 H.
IF
Stebler. A. Huber P., an 'Bichsel H.
Bloronlo (n, dL liLhiul-17 reaction with slov, neutrons.
Hulv. Phys. -',.cta, Vol. .--'2, 1949, pp. 362-4.
Ch3~1.1. Ab3t., Vol. Z)1+:l8L5'c
A as-fillead BF-) ionization chamber, imp 13!3 am,.-,liferj1
u and svctro-ra:~h ."ere uSed
to cbtain Q-values. The app. was calibrated with U233X-part'icies,
on the
assi-,-:Dtion that the av. work for the freneration of an ion nair
is indeD=ndent o'
the ener,-Y. The results with different Igases in the ionizaticii
ch=,ibei, showed
that this assumption is incomect. In a second i:,xpt., L.in B
lay-.rs were ir-adiated.
with' slow neutrons and the resulting -particles and U7 scparately
measui,ed.
The relativc~ energies, ,~,-)/E(h ) were 1.89 t 0.02 an,-' 1.9/,
:t 0.02 with A a.A 0-),
resp., as th- gns.?s used in the ap.~). Thes- rpsults al-ain
shD~.r that the work of
ion-pair gmeration depends on the gas used.

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AU-7HOR: Bichuch., A. M., Deputy Chief of the Plan!,
T17LE-, Drawing of Rolled Bessemer Metal Wire
PERIODICAL: Metallurg, 1961, No. 2, pp. 35-37
TEXT: Drawing of rolled Bessemer metal wire was investigated at
the Kra5pyy
Profintern Piant and compared to open-hearth metal OM wir, as to
the nzzmber and
Causes of breaks during drawing, mechanical properties, chemical
compositiom and
metallographical properties. The following- wire grades were
tested: UCT. 0
(BSt.O) wire from the Plant imeni Dzerzhinskiy, BSt.3 wire from
the Plants imenl
Petrovskly and imeni Komintern and 014 wire from the Plants
imeni Dzerzhjr-skiy and
imeni Komintern. It was found that open hearth metal wire up to
5 mm diameter
showed almost no breaks during drawing, whereas Bessemer metal
wire underwent
about two breaks per ton. When drawing Bessemer wire to 4.5 and
4.00 mm diameter
at lower reduction, the same or a slightly higher number of
breaks occurred as In
drawing open-hearth wire of the same dimensions but with
conventional reduction.
Bessemer wire when drawn to 3.5 mm diameter is accompanied by a
higher number of
breaks at both conventional and lower reduction. Satisfactory
results were obtain-
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4/130/61/0CO/002/004/005
Drawing of Rolled Bessemer Metal Wire A006/AOOI
ed when drawing Bessemer metal wire to 4.0 mm minimum
diameter at lower reduction
and greater number of strainers. The possibility was studied
of drawing Bessemer
wire to a thinner diameter (3.5, 2.5 and 1.0 mm). The
drawing to 3.5 mm diameter
was made at reduced speed (170 m/min. instead of 275 m/min);
the number of breaks
was 7.8-5 per I ton. Bessemer wire, to be drawn from 5.0 to
2.5 and 1.0 mm diameter
was previously annealed. The results were unsatisfactory, i.
e, 4.4 breaks per
ton for 2.5 = wire and 40 breaks for 1.0 mm wire. Drawing of
2.8 m:n annealed
open-hearth wire to 1.0 and 0.9 mm diameter showed not over
5 breaks per ton. The
chemical composition of all the wires lxrvestigated was
within the limits of GOST
380 - 50. The mechanical tests proved that in Bessemer metal
wire the ultimate
ztrength was higher than in open hearth wire, but
elongation, narrowing and the
number of bends were less. Bessemer wire is more rigid and
brittle, and less
ductile than open-hearth wire. The metallographical
investigation yielded in-
complete results brat showed however, that there was a
strongly pronounced segrega-
tion in the metal, in particular along t2qe longitudinal
axis, Non-metallic
inclusions of granular manganese type were revealed during
drawing process. 'I'he
investigation has shown that Bessemer rolled wire suffered
multiple br-~aks during
drawing, due to oonsiderable contamination and low ductility
of the metal, entail-
Irg metal losses and reducing efficiency of wire production
as ccmpared to open-
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S/13()/61/GOO/002/004/005
Drawing of Rolled Bessemer Metal Wire A0061'A001
hearth metal wire. Drawing of Bessemer wire to 5.0 mm in
diameter should be
carried out on a two-stage mill; 4.0 mm wire should be drawn
using three strainers.
Drawing of Bessemer wire to a diameter less than 4.0 mm is
Inexpedient. There
are 4 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Zavod "Krasnyy Profinterm" ("Krasnyy Profintem"
Plant
Card 3/3

BICHUCH. A.M., inzh.
Conditions of drawing bessemer wire rods. Stall 21
no. 1:Ey~-96
Ja 161. (MIRA 14:1)
1. Zavod "Kraeayy Profintern."
(Wire drawing)

RIGMANT, B.M.;.
BICHUCH,,__A_.M.;
Roof nails.
Standartizatsiia
(Nails

KANSHIN, Mikhail Dmitriyevich; MIERAYLOV, Oleg
Ivanovich; FUAPONTOV, Gen-
nadiy Viktorovich; ~ICHI~CHJ.R_,_, inzh., retsenzent;
PRME, V.Yu.,
inzh., red.; VERD4A, G.P., tekhn. red.
[Handbook for the weighmaster) Posobie vesovshchiku.
Moskva, Vses.
izdatellsko-poligr.ob"edinenie M-va pute! soobshcheniia
1961. 15;
?MIRA 14:12)
(Railroads-Freight)
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I~xperlence vidth Ireatment oi tap" ylococcal jidn
Jiseases.
VOY-N,".0, Jifs-l'b'SHY --Illlo,-U~AL (-ILlli,ulY
-,o 12, 195-).
H ., ~ A

ZYANDRIKOV, K.G.; YETSEYEV, LK.; SINOPALINIKOV . DEAN,
V.I., inzh.;
BICHUGOV. V.I.
Recommended by the Comittee of Innovators in lobscow.
Mashinostroitell
m.9:28-29 S t61. (NIRA 14:10)
(Technological innovations)

BICHUGOV, V.I.
Device for checking the rurming-out of centers.
Mashinostroitel'
no.10;2-1 0 961. (Instr=ents) (MIRA 14-9)

MEW-WILN,A.A.; BICRUK.N.Ye.
14. - ~..... .1-1-
Calculation of Ingredients for preparing tirage
and sweetening
liqueurs. Vin.SSSR 15 n0.3:55-57 '55. (MLRk 8:8)
1. Krasnodarskiy institut pishchavoy
promyshlennosti (for
Kerzhanian). 2. Leningradskiy &avod shampanakikh
Yin (for Bichuk)
(Wine and wine making)

BICEK, Yu.P. [Byehuk, III.P.]
'-'orpholoCical characteristics of the arents of
red and rreen
T'mscardines, the fungal diseases of Dcthynoderes
punctiventris
Germ. Ilikrobiol. zhur. "-'7 no.6:31-36 165.
(:.aRA Y).'
Vreso-.'IUzn-.vy -,iai,,chno-.ssledo',*atell--k,-v
lno'..Iloit
sve'Kly. Submitted Septennber 23, 196,?.

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhirnal. Mashinos-~ro.yeniye, 1960,
No, 12,
P. 176, # 61745
AUTHOR: Bichukin, F. D.
TITLE: Low-Waste Drop Forg
PERIODICAL: Novosti mashinostroyenlya, 1959, No~ 3, pp. 14-17
TEXT: The author reports on the work c-arried vat by -!-.he 1zhevsk
Mesharft-
cal. Institute and Metallurgic Plant -.o inveztiga~e mer.hc-ds of
low-waste forging,
of gears, rims, rings etc. The chara3terist-io feature of this
method is the
preliminary hot shaping of the body of revolution in a die with
standard
stamping inclines which ensure an easy removal of the forging from
the die. The
preliminary shape of drop forging envisages a turn of the
horizontal and ver"f:a1l,
planes through 5-70. The seam is shifted to the upper edge, whll.e
thcz film '.n
the internal aperture (if any) is loca-11ed at- the basis cf ~.he
b-1-ank, Thar, the
blank is put in the multi-position die, placed on the trimming
press, fcr cutAing
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Low-Waste Drop Forging A004/A001
off the seam, punching an aperture and crimping, after which
the blank
possesses its final dimensions and shape. The blank weight is
reJ-.I_,ed bv
There are 4 figures. V. ye, L,
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the
original Raszian
abstract.
Card 2/2

BIGHUKIN, F.D.; MMIN, I.M.
Specific pressureo in hot upsetting with low
degreea of
deformation. Kuz. shtam. proizv. 4 no.1-1:5-9 N
162,
(MIRA 15:11)
(Forging) (Pressure)

BICHMIN, F.D.
Investigating the warpage of forgings during
trimming and
straightening them with hammer and press.
Kuz.-shtam. proizv.
1 no.8:9-12 A '59. (KRA 12: 12)
fForging machinery)

AUTHO:Z: Dichult in, F.D.
T I T L-',~ rorgin- uitli increascd. cconomy of matcrial and
'r,bour
SCIU1"CL: Novyyo protsc:;sy obrabotid metallov davleniyem;
do'clady Soveshch. Do novym pi7ots. obrnb. mct.
davleniyem v miashinoztr., 1960. Zd. by
V. D. Golovlov. ~~'oscov, IL-d-vo ANT
102 - 105
T T In stnndard for-ing pract-ic:c - smal."L
!,z%o to bo -Provided ...-lion a ~Corlgin- clie is designod.
SavinEs, in
-ictal con--:utuntion can be attained by :-.iodifyin - t
S 1) e 0
~inlj the forEint; cm n S ratc--" 4--1
itself in a mannor a o
Fir,. 1, sllica-~.ring a forging- of stalic",ai-c-1 and t'ho
-J"
,)i,..L,t in -~.jcnnodificd form (riz. lt~) - IF -. 15 Shows
tho finisslhin~,
die Usca for for-('ing the ulodified 7art; v.
multi-t)osition bla-11-11--~~
nrcz~s for rerjoving the flash, piercin.g t1he hole and
stc-m- -i~; t'-e
ort-
~-irig i3 siwwn in Fig. 1'6. It lvdll be seen thz-~ in
c1cf-4-nir.- the
'-J'-Ovision has bcL'.'-i made fol- the to z;lidc C-ftcr tac
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opot."I'tiol, to the ;Acl-cin,~~ zind ota;.min~~ ~,;tation.
I'lade ill a Crat
1.1 1-1. - 0 13 cz. Z'. t c (I , nluL
1 -411- pr c-ss us od for I IL 0 0 1~1 I -for 11 Ot t.
IM:1,111
and opovation!~. Ali c:za:~:~)Io oI such a nZ-css is -ill
froni the f~tcind.-Ivd ;)racticc o2 :4ot
of laodium a'a", forc-, or-i-,
"Ill_'s Oil ~-, I- -, T,,-,
Q'It thiss 0-per--tion on presses has beell -qucc~cE;~~-
-fully tric"(1, at the 1zIlovsIciy Inctallurgichezil:iy
Z~tvod
Cal and resulle-, ill Co.
'hore "11-0
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BIC11UKIN,-Fj.Upp ego
_jL _Q_VJC_h;-KAZACIIMOK, Vladimir Isidorovich;-
RABANEYEV, F.Sh., inzh., retsen2ent; ALEKSETEVA,
Ye.N., red.
(Low-waste precision forginj lialootkhodnaia i
tochnaia sht=-
povka. lzhevsk, Udmurtskoe knizhnoe ind-vo, 1961.
92 p.
(MIRA 17:4)

1A
U.S..S.R. General Problems of Pathology.
the Infectious Process.
Pathophysiology of T-4
Abs Jour z Ref. Zh.-Biol., No 2, 1958, No 7618
Author t Makorovskaya, L.N., K4akhina, Z.D.,
Zavyalova, N.K. Biohull,
K.G.
Inst
Title i The Influence of Medicated Sleep on the Course
of Experi-
mental Plague in Guinea Pigs.
Orig Pub i Tr. Rostovsk. N. - D. gos. n.-i.
Protivoohumn. IN-TA 1956,
10, 42-43
Abstract Guinea Pigs received MIX of B. Festis, strain
177, subcu-
taneously, 45 minutes after the administration of
thiopen-
tal sodium or urethan. Sleep had no curative action
oii the
course of the disease3 all the animals died. The
average
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NINOBOV, A.G.; Y)CVS'PYBVA, V.I.; BIBIKOVA, P.D.;
BIGHULI, K.G.
Cultivation of Vibrio comma in the small intestine of
guinea pigs.
Zhur. mikrobiol. epid. itR*m. 29 no.12:51-53 D '58. '
(MIRA 12:1)
1. 12 RostovBkogo-na Donu nauchno-iseledovatellakogo
protivochumnogo
instituta Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR.
(VIBRIO COMA, cultures.
an isolated loops of guineb, pig small intestine (Rua))
(INTESTD3. SMLL,
cultivation of Vibrio comma in isolated loops of intestine
from guinea pigs (Rue))

NIZONOV, A.G.; XHOXEILOVA, A.M. kBj0jLL~K G~TNOFZMA,
R.I.
Cholera bacteriophage. Zhur.mikrobiol.epid. i iman. 30
no.1:90-96
Ja '58- (MIRA 12:3)
1. Is Rostov skogo-na-DorAi nauchno-iseledovatel'skogo
protivochum-
nogo instituta Ministerstya adravooldiraneniya SSSR.
(VIBRIO COMMA,
bacterlophage (Rua))
(13ACMMIOPRAGN,
of Tibrio comma (Rue))

KARPUZIDI* K.S.; BOZHENKOY V.P.; BICHULI, K.G.
Role of ticks in the epizootology and natural focal
development of
plague in the nortirdestern Caspian Sea region.
Sbor. nauch. rab.
Elist. protivochum. sta. no. 1:109-117 159. (MIRA
13tlO)
(CASPIAN SEA REGION-TICKS AS CARRIERS OF DISEASE)
(PIAGUE)

BICHULIJ, T. V.
Dissertation: "Investigation of the Process of the
Hoterot,,enic Catalytic
Condensation of Butyraldehyde With Acetone in the
Presence of 97drogen.R
Can Chem Sci, State Inst of Applied Chemistry,
Leningrad, 1954.
(Referativnyy Zhuranal,, Khimiya, Mosco-"No. 16 Aug
54.)
SO: SUM 393 2~ Feb 1955

M ATITTV I-
K. M. and I~ELLER, 111. 1. (Stato Inst of `ml)lled
Chem)
"Synthes~ls of Phenol, With Its Nucleus Tagged by Carbon
Isotope C141t
Isotopes and PMiatioa in Cbmistry., Collection of gap= of
2nd All-Wort Sci - Tech - Conf - oxt Use of Radioactive
and Stable Isotopes and
Radiation in National BconoW wA Science, Moscov, Izd-vo
AN SM, 1958, 3BOVp.
This volume published the reports of the Cbmistry
Section of the
2ad AU Sci Tech Gonf on Use of Radioactive and Stable
Isotopes and Ptadistion
in Scienze and the National Econo=j) sponsored by Acad
Sci USM and main
Admin for Utilization of Atomic Maerigy under Counci-I
of Ministers tM
mscov 4-12 Apr 1957.

The So-calls nzene 'Pneumonia.
E. I. Bichunskaya. (Ter. Arkh.) 26, 79-84, March-April, 1954.
6 refs.
"Benzene pneumonia" appears to a form of aspiration pneumonia.
Patients usually
give a history of having aspirated owe of the fluid when
attempting to establish
a syphon by sucking through a rubber tube, as in emptying a
contaii*r such as the
patrol tank of a car. The author reports 17 such cases, and
refers to 17 further
cases described by other workers.
The clinical picture of the illness in these cases was
characteristic. After
an initial period of severe, imitating cough lasting for about
20 or 30 minutes,
smatimes with vmiting, there was a silent interval of 2 to 3
hours after which
the patients experienced pain on respiration, usually ih the
right side of the
chest. Later rigor, headache, a buirning sensation behind the
sternum, and general
dy5pnoea were complained of. On admission to hospital the
patients showed cyanosis,,
rapid breathing,, reduced mobility of the right side of the
chest. The temperature
ranged from 380 to 390 C. (100.40to 102.20 F.),, and a
pleuritic rub was invariably
observed. Pneumonia was bilateral in only one casej,
and.occurred in one case on the
left side; in the remaining 15 cases it was on the right side
only, and usually in
the middle it was on the right side only,, and usually in the
middle lobs. The
course was usually benign, and by the and of the first weak
the temperature had
returned to normal. Complete recovery in s=e cases, however,
was dels7ed.
Of 15 patients who swallowed patrol, but did not aspirate it,
none developed
pneumonia, nor did any of 22 rate in which the fluid was
introduced into the
stemach by intubation. The author concludes that., in spite of
the fact that petrol
(Continued)

BICHUNSKAYA,, Ye.I., t5okhovoy ordinator
Case of angioneurotic edema simulating pulmonary
infarct. Sov.med.
20 no.5:78-80 MY '56. (MLRA 9:9)
Iz mediko-sanitarnoy chasti zavoda imeni V.M.Nolotova
(Leningrad)
(ANCIONWROTIC EDEMA, differential diagnosis,
Pulm. Infarct (Rua))
(LUNGS, infarct,
differ. diag. from angioneurotic edena (Rue))

BIOMMIN..T.Ya. (Yakinf).
(Collection of data on peoples who InMbited Central Azia in
ancient ti=mj-
Sobranie evedenil o narodakh obitavahikh v Srednei Asii v
drevnie vremena.
Moskva, Izd-vo Akademli nauk SSSR. Vol-3. (Geographical
index of locations
on the map for the history of ancient peoples of Central
Asia. Supplemental
Geograficheakil ukazatell want na karte k istorii drevnikh
oredneaniinkikh
narodov. Prilosheniia. 1953. 325 P. (KIJU 6:10)
(Asia, Central-Historical geography)

ZHUKOV, A.S.; GMEGHUK, A.I.; BIGHURIN, R.T.
Quick-change patterns for itachine molding. Lit.
proizv. no.8:
36 Ag '63. (MIRA 16:1o)

15 (2)
AU T 110 R.S:
Bro-,, V. -Bichurin,t, L,. OV/1 7)1-59-5-6/1
TITLE:
Utilization of Ferrous Alloy Sla.-s in the Proluction
of

Hi-,h-alumina Refractories "Ob ispoilzov~nii shlakov

fr=osplawr ,~,ya rroizvocistvn o-nouDorov)
P 10 i C, DC'L
OgneuDory, 1959, 1.r 5, pp 216-221 (1'rSSR)
A11STRACT:
An
exc6rpt from th- resolution of thp 21st Part~r Conp-.--ress

of the KP.'~S emphasizing the necersity of onenin- internal

reserves-and increasing the proiuction at the pre--ent

canacities is given as a motto b '1'I the authors of this
nrticlo.

Technology and or-ganization of proiuction as well
;!s 'the

utiliv,tion of plants ,nJ raw in.~!teririls qr,2 to
be ir.Proved.

The forming in the pro-11iction of ferrotis
;illoy~-, by the

V-1UMinot~iermal process tire m,-rkeA by a
high contcnt of 'l.Cl-

and by high refractorinac;s. Sla-S
samples of ferrotitnniiiii

,orrochro.,ir-, froe from carbon,
nitrogenous ferroch-rome,

f-,~rroniobjnm an(l
ferrochrome-aluminum alloy were investigate-,

(T.-ble 1). The
petrogrn.phic investigations viere carriod out b,~-

T. F.
Raychenko (Pootnote 1). The properties of the slr~~s -.re
C
0
1
in-',icpted in table 2. The cOn1DOSitiC,11 ~)f ','~c burnin
- samples
a r
,
3)
,

Utilinntion of P-rr,ous 'Jlol, -;la!rs in the
Pro.7,ncti.-~-a of Refr,!ctorion
..nd "!-(! specific weight of tiv. iron sliib indicated in
tn,bl~- M-ble .1 shwss th,~ ro~-.ults of control after
burnin-1.
th'! T)ro,iertics of Proellict.m: mmic- or sin-:'
o' f,:-,rous -..lloy-. Conclusion3: Tho slnp7s obtnined in
pro-pssov o--f' the f.:~rrous alloy proluction
ropro.-,~nt a hiFh-alwmina of
-more) Vvir 18100", r..n .111203content of og-OSI '% !n~ a
conr~i.-'-ro~ble content of '!.mo and CaO. Ili!3h-altuminn
refractori-v-
- '.) '.-I
cl.:, i c. o,- tained f rom the slags of f errochrome f ree
f rom
carbon ;,zn-'~. of the ferrochrome-,ilu-,iinu-m alloy,
witi: an Al 0-
cont-.:nt of )IS-8 The Al 203 of the slags is primarily
crystallized in the P-.mo-lification. 'I"he slngs of
ferrotitaniu,-a
ane
of nitro-enous ferrochrome ci,n also be utIlized for the
production of hiFhly refractory i)roducts. refranetory clny
,,vith -, refr;ictoriness of 1710' 1 .'.1 V3 introduced ii3
a blniin7
ac,-ent. The results of investip-iti~n of th030 Slar;S
Sh.CVJ' thpt
by their utilization in Jtniustry the rnw-material sources
for
C!'Xr 2 Vic production of hi.7,h-qur-l[ty vcflrr~ctorier
cRn be

Utili zn o C Por rnu:~ A I loy Slau.; in
Production of Hi~,Ih-;ilumina Refractories
conni'ler--ibly increes,:~.4. Therc !!rv 5 tiblos nn...
-'ov i L, t
r~~,' -,.~ vonec n .
A 3 S 0 C I AT I ~verdlovskoyp otiplenive
(Sverdlovsk Branch of
Rr4raetories)
Vsesoyuzno7.o insti Lutn. o!7neutrorov
the All-Union Institute of
C,ird --P

15 (2)
S/131/60/000/02/003/014
AUTHORS:
Bron_,__V. A., Bichurina,
A. A. B015/BO08

TITLE:
Periclase forsterite Products From
Siliceous Magnesite
PERIODICAL:
Ogneupory, 1960, Nr 2, pp 58-63
(USSR)
ABSTRACT:
The properties and application of
periclase-forsterite pro-

ducts manufactured from siliceous
magnesites of the Beloretsk

deposit are described in the paper
under review. The influence

of various additives on the
sintering of siliceous magnesite

was investigated (Fig 1). The
properties of the periclase-
~

forsterite products~ dependent on the content of the fine 1'1

magnesite fractions, are shown in figure 2 and those depending

on the amount of pressure applied, in figure 3. The porosity

is
greatly reduced and the strength increased (Table 1) by

introducing the additives T102 and Zr02. The periclase-

forsterite products exhibit a high deformation temperature

under load (Table 2). Their chemical composition is mentioned

in table 3 and their properties in table 4. The chemical com-

position of the periclase-forsterite brieks after their appli-

cation in a regenerator can be seen from table 5 and their
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properties from table 6. Their thermal conductivity is
shown

Periclase-forsterite Products From Siliceous
S/131/60/000/02/003/014
Magnesite B0115/ nOO8
in figure 4 and their microstructure in figures 5-7. The
authors state in conclusion that the periclase-forsterite
products from siliceous magnesite of the Beloretak deposit
exhibit high quality indices. The density of these products
varies within wide limits, dependent on the grain of the mass,
amount of pressure applied, burning temperature and additives-,
T102 and Zr02 are described as the most effective sintering
additives. The periclase-forsterite products show a high sta.-
bility during their application in regenerators of Martin fur-
naces. A further investigation of their manufacturing process
and their properties is described as being necessary. There
are 7 figures, 6 tables, and 4 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIOR: Vostochnyy institut ogneuporov (Eastern Institute
of Re-
fractories)
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STRELOV, K.K.; MOaKIN, P.S.; Pri-ni-Ii uch,%stiyo:
BASIYAS, I.P.;
BICHURINA A A. BRON, V.A.; VECIE1, N.A.; VOROBIYEVA,
K.V.;
DtyACR%A'_,1W;.; DtYACHKOV, P.N.; DVORKIND, M.M.;
IGNATOVA, T.S.; KAYBICHEVA, M.N.; EMLAREV, N.V.;
KOSOLAPOV, Ye.F.; MAR"YEVICH, N.I.; MIKHAYLOV, Yu.F.;
SEMKINA, N.V.; STARTSEV, D.A.; SWQ~YSIICHIKOV, Yu.Ye.;
TARIMVSKIY, G.I.; FLYAGIN, V.G.-, FREYDENBERG, A.S.;
KHOROSHAVINJ, L.B.; CHUBUKOV, M.P.; SHVARTSMAN, I.Sh.;
SHCHETNIKOVA, I.L.
Institutes and enterprises. Ogneupory 27 no.11:499-501
162- (MIRA 15:11)
1. Vostochnyy institut ogneuporov (for Strelov). 2.
Ural'skiy
politekhnicheakiy institut im. S.M. Kirova (for
Mamykin).
(Rafractory materials--Research)

S/094/60/000/012/001/004
E194/E284
AUTHORS: Masal'skiy, K. Ye. and Bichutskiy, G. M.
I- Z-4 - - -------
TITLE: Utilisation of the Physical Heat of Pyrolysis Gas
PERIODICAL: Promyshlennaya energetika, 1960, No, 12, pp. 4-7
TEXT: In the manufacture of ethylene various kinds of
hydrocarbon are subjected to pyrolysis, after which the
ethylene
is removed. Pyrolysis is mostly conducted in tubular reactors,
the mixture of raw materials and steam being first heated to
temperatures of the order of 550-600*C, whence it passes to the
radiation part of the furnace. The main conversion of the
reactive mixture with the formation of ethylene molecules
occurs
in the temperature range 750-830'0, provided that the heat is
delivered to the material sufficiently quickly. The greatest
output of ethylene is obtained if the pressures are not above
3-5 atm and the hot material is quickly removed from the
reaction
zone and cooled. The heat exchangers are made with tubes of
steel
grade Xa3HIR (Kh23Nl8) wit-'!a whi,~h the wall temperature can
be
raised to 900--950'C. The pyrolysis gases at temperatures of
800-830'C were cooled in condensers or scrubbers and a great
deal
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S/094/60/000/012/001/004
E194/E284
Utilisation of the Physical Heat of Pyrol~,sis Gas
of heat was lost to the cooling water. With the increasing
scale
of ethylene production this loss became unacceptable. With five
furnaces woriing for example, the heat loss to the cooling
water
would be about 50 M kcal/hour. It is difficult to use this heat
because of the need to cool the gases very rapidly. However. a
heat exchanger was designed to raise process steam from this
waste
heat. A sectional diagram of the equipment is given and it is
described. The heat exchanger is 3 640 mm long and has a
heating
surface of 50 m 2 consisting of 1?0 tubes of 28 x 35 mm
diameter.
The pyrol-ksis gas is cooled from 830-7,30'C in the front part
of
the heat exchanger, where its speed is 135-150 m/sec, the gas
is
cooled in a time of 0.005-0-00? sers with negligible loss of
-he heat exchanger the gas is
ethylene. In the remaining part of 4"
cooled from 730-400'C in 0.025 secs. As the pyrolysis gas
contans
a certain amount of resin vapour the heat exchanger walls must
be
hotter than 250'0 and so the steam pressure ds ~55-40 atm.-
Satur--
ated steam at this pressure is used in the oil refineries and
the
ethylene plant. If the gases are not being cooled quickly
enough
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S/094/60/000/012/001/004
E194/E284
Utilisation of the Physical Heat of Pyrolysis Gas
water injection can be used. After about a month*s operation
coke
forms in the furnace and must be removed; arrangements are
made to
prevent the resulting flue gases from entering the heat
exchanger.
A chemical water purification plant is provided and also
purified
condensate is obtained from the works' system and deaerated.
Heat.
transfer calculations on the equipment present certain
difficulties.
However, a few design formulae are recommended. Each furnace
will
raise UP to 5.5 tons per hour of saturated steam at a pressure
of
35 atm; with 5 pyrolysis furnaces operating in the ethylene
plant
the steam output will be 2? tons per houzr~ This, together with
steam raised in the waste beat boiler which uses flue gas heat.
fully meets the steam demand of the plant. It has been
calculated
that by raising steam in this way the cost of produption will
be
cut by about 87b. There are 2 figlares.
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MASALISKIY9 K,j inzh.; BICHUISalp G.'# inzh.
Waste-heat boiler, NTO 3 no. 1:32-34 Ja 161. (MIRA
14:2)
. (Boilers)

MASALISMI, X.Ye.; BICHUTSM9 G.H.
Design of a waste-beat boiler for a tubular furnace with
overhead
exhaumt of the flue games. Pr=.energ. 16 no,5&8-3-1 Yf
161.
(M3RA 14:7)
(Boilers) (Parnacea)

S/081/62/,' *)00101610351059
B158/3180
it U "LLO ',:kij, 'K. Ye. Bichutiqkiy, G. M.
TWILL: Tli~~ L-;e 0! heat fro;'I pyrolysio Ca-Ses
10:) 1 C.~ I.: Refer%tivny~- zhurnal. Khimiya, no-. 18, 1962, 446,
abstract
18.,-,137 (I-,ovooti neft. i gLiz. tekhn. Neftepererabotka i
neftekhi.~iiya, no. 1, *1961, 10-15)
T uench-h~-.rdenin~: '22id evaporating aip-paratus been desi-ned at
Tt i.; combirc~i "t pyrolysis furn%ce ,~nd, in the.
rt.z76e 40,Q - 630 0C, heat froi~-, '.hC --n:'ue use6 for the
VyrO,:,aS C X
roducLao.,. of M pres.- u-ce 35 k,-/cm~~- The* aj~paratu,-,
c-rslstinj
o~- a.he~~'u exch ,-inger, a drum steam collect6r and a
clia.-,iber -o:iti-, a
laist aevicv, i_, pl ced next to the furnace, the dru:~i ;te-m
coiloctor
bein-, loci-ted Jin Lliu "toa:j obtained -,.,itl~
U aj~,p:..~.,atus :.i~y
used in oil refinery units. The datza in thc- prticle may !?iant
pr()jeCt ~rrers .7,nd power origin -i. -'outline drawin~o of t%c
-cer. There arc
apl~ara U d ito main unita. -Abstracter's note: Complete
trnnolation.)
*'Card 1 1

1.:ASALISKIY, K.Ye., inzh.; BICIIUTSICIY, G.M.
Flameless panel-type burner for furnaces with
ru~iati:.g
walls. From. energ. 17 no.6:1!t-16 Je 162.
(MIR-A 17. C`))

s/o94/63/000/001/001/002
E194/E135
AUTHORS: Masall4kiy, K.Ye., Engintier, and
Bichutskiv. G.M., Engineer
TITIZ: Utilising the heat of rapid cooling of gas in a
formalin plant
i
PERIODICAL: Pronyshlennaya energetika, no.l. 1963, 5-8
It
TEXT-. in a formalin plan low pressure gas at a temperature
of'.7oO - 720 is delivered from the reactor at a rate oj:
7000.n m3/hour. Waste heatboilers were developed to cool it to
500 C in 0.05 seconds, releasing 890-060 kcal/hour, and from
500 to 280 OC, releasing 774 000.kcal/hour. In the heat exchanger
the hot gas passes between bundles of concentric tubes 76 mm o.d.,
3 mm wall and 57.mm o.d., 3 mm wall.. in the first rapid coollin
9
section.the gas flow rate is 40 m/sec and the cooling surface is
M2. The p;.as is cooled from 500'to 280 0C in,an evaporator
section which is a continuation of the first,.aection but with a gas
'flow rate of about 30 m/sec and a total surf#qe area of 38 m2-
The gas contains corrosive formaldehyde particles and therefore
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S/094/63/000/001/001/002
Utilising the heat of rapidcooling... E194/-E135
-1 (lKhl8,N9T)
the heat exchangers were made of steel 1 X 18 H 9
a further heat exchanger which cools the gas,,to 160 OC heats feed
water. Steam is raised at,'~ pressure of 12 a'tm at a rate of
6 tons per hour.
There are 4 figures and I table.
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BICHUTSKIY, G.M.; MASALISKIY, K.Ye.
Refining pipestills with radiating Valls composed of
flameless
panel burners. Ga2. prom. 9 no.100-32 164. (MIRA 17:12)

BIC19UTSKly.1 G.'m.
Consultation. Gay.. prom. 9 no.5:2'? 164. (HIPA 17:6)

BIGHUTSKIY, G.M.,
Use of gas as a heat carrier in ternporary lie-t-ir-if-
1,1-0-
1
19 no.11:6-10 N '64. ~ I ? ": 1.)

RUBIN, S.M., agronom; BICHUTSKIY, G.S.,.--agronom
Irrigation and fertilizer
drills are the"basis for
no.Z:80-82 F 162.
(Irrigation)
application with the help of hydraulic
increased crop yieldc. Zenledelie 24
(MIRA 15:3)
(Fertilizer spreaders)

RUBIN, Semen Moiseyevicho agronom; BICHUTSKIY,
Georgiy Samoylovich,
f6~ . . - -'RiEd-
agronom; BRAKENGEYMER, Rost rovich., "ibTtnn;--
v Niv
nauk; ZAGORSKIY, G.,, red.; POKHLEBKINA, M.,
tekhn. red.
[Hydrau-lic mechanization in plant
growing]Gidrorekhanizatsiia
w rastenievodstve. Moskva, Mosk. rabochii, 1962.
26 p.
(MIPLA 15:11)
(Fertilizers and manures) (Boring machinery)
(Irrigation)

BICHM"T"SKry. ,.,
/___
Plaaming and financing oil and gas vells. 71n..'35,15SR
18 no,7:20-23
ji 157. WIPI 10- 7)
(Petroleum industry-Finance)

WINSIrT. K.F., EXCHUTSM, I.L.
The abnorml situation In establishing
provisional norms
for drilling cannot be tolerated. Neft. khoz.
38 no.6:
52-54 Je 160. (KIRA 13:7)
. (Oil well drilling)

BICHUTSKIY, I.L.
Shortcomings in the programming and financing of oil
and-gas
well construction. Neft. khoz. 38 no.12:7-3.1 D 160.
(MIFA 14W
(Oil well drilling)
I
I
I
, I

'n-di -,I m"t si -,I -il- South A fric~; anAl thp -1 C)f t-
Vol TI!4 n . Ic ~-7
t -T' 7~~f- 0 T T V, I 1r r-7

~T
.en ye.~-r,,3 3~ -ro3lic;in.- foo,ist-liffs. ,-. -711). f
.2, z
the food 1--mistrv hrinE they,--r-s
:rr- 1w, . Vol. 6, n-. 5, 1955.
7,-ist -----ro-enn -)ns :i n - '-'arch

t31','IK) J.
The start of the second Frive-Year Plan. p. 418.
?RUI4v-SL POTRAVIN. Praha. Vol. 6, no. 9, 1955.
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (1!-,EAL), LC,
~'ol. 5, no. 3, Mlarch 1)56.

BICIK, Josef, Dr.
4b.- .. . --- ---.--
Main direction lines of the development of the
Gzacholsovak
food industry. Elelm ipar 13 no.12:379-382 D '59.
1. A Csehazlovak Elelmisseripari Miniasterium
Termelesi- as
Ellatasi Oaztalyanak V*zstoje. ,

BICIK, Josef , dr.
- - I ~ - - - - "-. ~.........
Guiding principles of the cbvelopment of the
Czechoslovak
food industry. Elelm ipar 13 no.12:379--.382 D
'59.
1. Csehszlovalc Elelra-'Ilozeripari I,Iinia-Larium
es Ellatasi Osztalya vezetoje.

V Copperiug of glm Ornaments, V. Biciste (CS1, Skldr
lfe-ram_
t4-rI9b3, 8, No. 4, 72; Glass I"d., glas3 surface
is first activated with SnCI2 and a thin ~oatfng of Ag
is deMited
from a 0-05% solution of AgN().. A red. opaque Cu lustm
ijien
~pp[W from Febling's solution at W. C~mpxrtd with the
can-
irentional method. only IN of the Ag is requirffl.
A._SPG_DUN,
. ..... ......

V.
,tudy of the most suitabl-, -luas and p)uttie~~ for
Jablonoc -,lass
jcwe~lry production. 38. ichkeho
prirnyslu) Praha. Vol Nov. 1955.
5, no. 111
SOURCE: --'-st 'Eurepoan Accessions Ust, Vol. 5, ro. 9,
September 19-56

BICISTE,, Vi.; V-P-AliA, Ow
Second European Symposium on Vacuum. Slrlar a kerami-k 13
no.9--
250-251 S'63.
S

S/08 62/000/017/064/102
B156YB166
AUTHOR: Bici6t6, Vladimir
TITLE: Protective glasses absorbing in the ultra-violet part of
the
spectrum and giving increased contrast
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. ' Khimiya, no-17, 1962, 388,
abstract
17K306 (Czechoslovak patent 99105, March 15, 1961)'
TEXT: A method of producing protective glasses by
high absorption in the U-V part of the spectrum is
are applied by spraying a mixture of metal halides
oxides (e.g. TiO Fe OY rare earth oxides, MgF
21 2 2'
backing; the metal oxides may be replaced directly
LAbstracter's note: Complete translation.]
applying a film having
described. The films
and one or several metal
ThF-) onto a transparent
4
by corresponding mqtala.
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45772
3/1 9y62/000/012/080/i Mi
D413. D308
AUTHOR: Biciate, Vladimir.
TITLE: Protective windows which absorb in the ultraviolet
and increase cQntrast
PbRIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Avtomatika i
radioelektr*cnikag
no. 12, 11962, 39, abstract 12-7-77 sh (Czech. pat.#
.cl. 21a , 34/10, no. 99105, Mar. T5, 1961)
TEXT: The patent covers protective glass windows with increased
absorption in the UV region of the spectrum giving improved con-
trast. The windows consist of a transparent base, layer with
thin
layers of a mixture of dielectric matertils dc-posited on it by
evaporation in vacuo. A distinctive feature, is that the
deposited
layer consists of a mixture of metallic okides. The patent also
covers a method of preparing the protective windows in which one
or more of the oxides in the mixture' to~ be evaparated are
replaceff
by the metals (except silicon), and these are oxidized after de-
position. Such windows completely absorb UV radiation and
strongly
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8/194/62/000/012/'080/1'01
Protective windows which ... D413/D308
attenuate the visible radiation close to it, which tires the eyerie
The resultant slightly yellowish tint heightens the contrast of
the image. ~-Abstracterls note: Complete tranalation.-7
Card 2/2

!ACCESSION NR: AP4024810, z/0013/64/000/003/0102/0102
AUTHORi Vrana, Josef; Hiciste, Vlndimir
,TITLE: Method of manufacturing colored Inyers by metal deposition
oni
a,substrate in a vacuums Czechoslavak patent No* 102320
ISOURCE: Sklar a keramik. no. 3. 1964. 102
i
!TOPIC^TAGSi colored glass, metal sublimation$ metal deposition
JABSTRACTt An Author Certificate has been issued for achievinp,
Icolor effect by the deposition of one or more layers, consisting of
!a mixture of one or more metals and sulfur, on a colorless glass or
1plastic substrate In.& vacuum. Selenium or tellurium may be used in
place of sulfur*
IASSOCIATIONs none
!SUBMITTEDi 00 DATE ACQo 17Apr64 ZNCLt 00
SUB CODES 100MT No REP SoVs 000 OTHERi 000
7

BICKERTON, R.J.; JUKES, J.D.; KOVACS, Jenone
[translator]
Diz"sct conversion of thermonuclear energy to
electrical pover.
Atom taj 2 nc~2:83-96 Ap 159.

CZECHOSLOVA KIA
PEISSKA, B.; Research Institute for Electronics and
Medical
Modelling (Vyzkwmy Ustav pro Elektroniku a Modelovani v
Lakarstvi), Prague.
"A New Concept of a Universal Implantable
Cardiostimulator."
Prague, Ceskoslovenska Fvsiologie9 Vol 15, No 4, jul
66, 319-323
Abstract: A diagram and the construction of an
implantable car-3iostinulator
are presented; 2 to 7 electrical cells can be used in
the apparatus. This
fact allows one to use various thresholds of cardiac
parameters of the
yndrome.
treated patients who suffer from an AV block or an AS
s- In this way
the excess of the potential above the threshold value
is ninimized, and the
life of the device maximized. 2 Figures, 1 Table, 19
Western references.
(Manuscript received 2-1 Fob 66.).

BICKOVA, L., (Brno)
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fice '~.alklad Patclr),~,il Dosi4iaciczalnej) , PAN
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in 1 alauk, Polish Academy of Scitocesj
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it
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metabolism of -lie
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fran,
those stimulated with electric., current, after
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;Aritstration, and hoth. Addition of :rlu6ose to the
in~Liua-
tion meditin product-d no chan:-,a In oxy,-,en
. therefore, do not ex.)Iain the
These in vitro experiments,
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ob-served by other iwi tit o r sSeven references (2
Polis:i,
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into the opcralit
vieweO a".) a combin'tion of the 2 methals it omffv~t~l as
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