SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BLYAKHMAN, D. S. - BLYUDE, L. A.

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BLYAKINANI E. A$
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ItField Pulsations Spectra Behind the Lens."
Mloscow, q-
paper presented at the 4th All-Union Conf. on Acoustina, RIXX 26
mvy - 0 Jul, 58.

AJJTHOR: Blyakhman, E,&-, 46-4-2-3/20
TITLE; Pulsation Spectrum at the Focus of a Lens (Spektr pullsatsiy
v folmsa linzy)
PERIODIMLs Akustichaskiy Zhurnal, 1958, Vol IV, Kr 2, pp 128-130
(USSR"
ABSTRUT: Prop&gation of vaves in real media is accompanied by field
flucvuations at the point of reception. This effect is due to
scattering of waves on random non-homogen6tiss. Superposition of
the primary.and scattered vaves causes field fluctuations. If a
focusing system is placed in front of a receiver, then the
diffraction
image produced by this system mill fluctuate. The scale of
fluctuations depends on lens dimansiones -with increase of the
lenA size fluctuations of amplitude and phase and field fluctuations
decrease ($efs 1, 2). This effect is known as the integrating action
of large lenses. The lens size determines not only the scale of
fluctuations but also their spectral com~osltion. The present paper
deals with the spectra of field pulsations at the focus of a lens.
It is found that a lens acta as a filter-vhich separates out
certain characteristic frequencies which are proportional to the
speed of drift of non-homogentAles and are inversely proportional
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Pulsation Spectrum at the Focus of a Lens 46-4-2-3/20
to the lens size. This result is confirmed experimentally in
observations of star scintillations using telescopes of different
diameters. The authors t1ank L.A. Ghernov for suggesting the
problem and directing the work. There are 3 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION s Yaroslavskly jbsudarstvenn7y pdagogicheskiy
Znstitut im.
K.D. Ushinskogo (Yaroslavl StAte Pedagogical Institute imeni
K.D. Ushinskiy)
SUB11ITTED, June 28, 1957
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1. Soitud-Diffraction 2. Lens-Focusing-Pulse spectrum

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AUIRORS. Blyakhman, E.A. and Chernov, L.A.
TITLE; Dependence of the frequency of Field Pulsations at the
Focus of a Lens
on Diaphragm Dimensions (Zavisimostl chastoty pul'satsiy Polya v
fokuse linzy ot ravmerov diafragmy)
FFMODICAL Alwsticheskiy Zhurnal, 1959, Vol 6, Nr 1, pp 21-24
(USSR)
ABSTRAM The authors calculated the root-mean-squ.,Are value of
the frequency
of pulsations of a -wave which passed through a medium with random
inhomogeneities. The case of random motion of these
inhomogensitiso
is dealt with in tne present paper. Dependence of the
root-mean-square
frequency of pulsations at the focus of a lens on the
lens-diaphrap
aperture Too found (figure on p 24) to be the same for random and
for ordered motions of the inhanogeneitles causing the pulsations;
the case of ordered motion of the iahmogeneities was discussed
earlier
by Blyakhman (Ref 1). This dependence agrees well -with the
experimental
data (dots and crosses in the figure on p 24) obtained by
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SOV/46-5-1-3/24
Dependence of the Frequency of Field Pulsations at the Focus
of a Lens on
Diaphragn Dimensions
Nettelblad (Ref 5) in observation of the scintillation of
stars. There
is 1 figure and 3 references, 2 of -which are Soviet and 1
Swedish.
ASSOCIATIONs Yaroslavskiy gosudarstvennyy pedagogicheady
institut im.
K.D. 'Ushinskogo (Yaroslavl' State Pedagogical Institute imeni
K.D. Ushinslciy)
SUBMITTED: June 20, 1258
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BLYAJORM, E. A. Cand Phya-Math Sci -- "Effoot of a lens upon
the spectrum
density of fluotuations of the field of a wave whioh has passeA
thro%rh a medim
with /41644L~" heterogeneities." Mos, 1960 (YaroslavIs Stote
Fed Inst Im K. D.
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Copenhnerm, Dinawk, 21-23 Avj~ 1~:'.
Acoustica Inst. of the Acrk&my of sciel-ICL
U.S.S.E., V--lcuw.

3/046/63/009/001/002/024" ,
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AUTHOR: blyaktaan# N~ A.-'
TITLE:* The.fluctuation spectrum of & diffraction Image
PERIODICAL: Akustichoskiy shurnall, V* 91 no. il 19631 10-12
TEXT: The aim is-to calculate the spectral density of the fluctuation
field In an arbitrary point of a foous-near region of a paraxial
quadratic lens in the case of a drift of the non-uniformities and an
arbitrary fluctuation of the incident wave. Assumptions are made. as
to
the correlation function in accordance with N. G. Denisov (0 vliyan i
priyemnogo ustroyitya ne, flyuktuataii prinimayemogo izlucheniya -
The
effect of tho receiving equipment on the fluctuations of radiation
received. Izv. vyash. uch. zav.9 "Hadiofisika"t 4j 6p 1045-1051): the
transversal correlation function of the field fluctuations on the
lens
surface satisfies the condition R where:
(Y,--v2t ",-'2) Ri(yl-y2)R2(zl-z2)1
Y, t S, are the coordinates of a point on the lens surface. The
spectral
density
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S/046163/009/001/002/026
The fluctuation spectrum ... B1041BI06
A ((6) Rx (z, oxp [i ~F F.) r + i -t (y, y,)] dsidss. (5)
F V
An (w) R, (vv) el", dr (6)
in derived. A 0(0) is the spectral density of the fluctuations in
the
incident wave. In the case of small fluctuations in the incident
wave
the spectral density in the focus-near region of a quadratic lens
may be
described by A(61) - HRA (0), where 11 is a term which does not
depend on
0
the frequency, and 9 characterizes the effect of the lens on the
frequency spectrum.
ASSOCIATION: Shuyskiy gosudarstvannyy pedagogicheakiy i notitut
(Shuit State Pedagogical Institute)
SUMITTED: January 12, 1962
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1948
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SOLOMAKHA, G.P., kand.tekhn.nauk; BLYAKHMAN L
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POIDZOV, V.R.;
SHALGIN, G.N.; MARKIN, 4.A.?- IGNATIYEVA, E.P.;
VORDTILOV, V.A.;
KLYUYEV., A.I., dotd., otv.reid.;KARPOVA,L.A., red.;
YELIZAROVA,
N.A., takhn. red.
(Hiddent pote4ials for increasing labor productivity in
the national
econonqlRezervy rosta proizvoditel-nosti truda v narodnom
khoziaAbtva.
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SOV/79-29-7-38/83
CI.-Oxidation of Vinyl Alkyl Aoetylenes With Benzoyl
Hydroperoxide
of oxidation cf both hydrocarbons acetylene oxides were
obtained.
The vinyl ethyl acetylene oxide was, according to its
constants, nearly equal to the oxide of the same hydrocarbon
which was obtained earlier by means of brom-hydrin (Ref 3).
To
got more certainty about this infra-red sv'etra of both vinyl
acetylene oxides were taken. The analysis of the data
obtained-showed that in both cases acetylene compounds exist.
The spectrum of the oxide obtained by oxidation of the bydro-
carbon differed from the same oxide that was obtained ov7rof
bromhydrin, only by the presence of the band at 1728 em7
mean intensity (Figure). This frequency also appears in the
spectrum of the diene oxides which are obtained in the same
way. On the whole the spectra of the vinyl butyl acetylene
and the vinyl ethyl acetylene are similar. on the basis of
the
reEults of the spectroscopic investigation it visa shown
that in
the case of vinyl ethyl acetylene the affiliation of oxygen
at
the oxidation with benzoyl hydroperoxide first and only takes
place on the ethylene bond. In the case of vinyl butyl
acetylene it can be said with reservation only, that this
Card 2/3 orientation predominates. There are I'figure and 7
references,

Investigations in the Field of Conjugate Systems.
SOV/79-29-7-38/83
.1 , CI. Oxidation of Vinyl Alkyl Acetylenes With Benzoyl
Hydroperoxide
4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni
Lensoveta
(Leningrad Technological Institute imeni Lensovet)
SUBMITTED; June 18, 1958
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ALIBI-,SKAYA, V.M., WCOM. Ye. M.
I------- ~- -,-*
Interaction between acetylenic oxides and amines.
Trudy LTJ no-58:
51-54 159. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Loningradskiy takhnologichookly lustitut im,
Lensoveta,
Ofoxyne) (Xethvlamins)
Ar

S/07 60/030/007/033/039/XX
B001yBo66
AUTHORS: Allbitskaya, V. M., Blyakhman, Ye. M., and Petrov, A. A.
TITLE: Investigations in the Field of Chemistry of Organic Oxides.
XVII. Reaction of Primary-secondary Acetylene Oxides With
Mathyl Amine I
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obahchey khimii, 1960, Vol. 30, No. 7, pp.
2267-2269
TEXT: Taking into account the papers of Refs. 1-7 on the
fundamental laws
of the reactions of saturated a-oxides with amines and ammonia,
the authors
reacted the two acetylene oxides 1,2-epoxy hexine-3 (I) and
1,2-epoxy oc-
tine--3 (II) with methyl amine. Oxide (I) reacted with methyl
amine to give
a mixture of amino alcohol (III) and X-methyl-2-ethyl pyrrole
(IV). When
dehydrated with potassium hydroxide, the amino alcohol (III) gave
N-methyl-
2-ethyl pyrrole CH3NH2
C H C=_C-CH H 30 C H C~_C-CHOH-CH NHCR CH -CH
2 5- 2 2 5- 2 3 Q I
1-H 0 (111) C2H5-C CH (IV)
(1) 2 N!!!~ CH
Card 1/2 r

Investigations in the Field of Chemistry
of Organic Oxides. XVII. Reaction of
Primary-escondary Acetylene Oxides With
Methyl Amine
S/079/60/030/007/033/039/XX
BOOI/BO66
Reaction of oxide (II) with methyl amino gave only
N-mothyl-2-butyl pyrrole
(V). The formation of substituted pyrroles indicates that
the addition
of the amine to the oxide ring ta es p ace according to the
rule of K. A.
Krasuskiy. The homologs of pyrrolesl(IV) and (V) are
colorless liquids
of a characteristic odor, which color a pine chip moistened
with hydro-
chloric acid red. With SeO they turn violet. They form
mercury deriva-
tives and azo compounds. Re infrared spectra of both
products show ab-
sorption bands characteristic of py-rroles (Ref. 8). The
experiments per-
formed show that primary-seoondary acetylene oxides reacting
with amines
behave like primary and secondary-tertiary acetylene oxides.
F. Ya.
Perveyev is mentioned. There are 9 references: 5 Soviet and
4 US.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni
Lensoveta
(Leningrad Technological Institute imeiii Lensovet)
SUBMITTED: July 16, 1959
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ALIBITSKAYA, Y.M.; MYAEHW, Ye.H.; PZMOV, A.A.
Chemistry of organic oxides. Part 18: Order of addition
of alcohols
to chloroprene oxide in the presence of alcoholates and
boron
fluoride etherate.- Zhur.ob.khim- 30 no.8-.2524-2527 Ag
160
(Min 1;: 8)
1. lieningradoij, tekhnologichemkiy institut iqeni
lonsoveta.
(Alcohols) (Batadiene)

AUTHORS: Allbitskaya, V.M.,
TITLE: Investigation into
XXI. Addition of phenol
isoprene epoxides
2L421i
S/079/61/031/007/006/008
D229/D305
Petrov, A.A., and Blyakhman, Ye.M.
the chemistry of organic oxides.
to butadienev chloroprene and
PERIODICAL; Zhurnal obshchey khimiip V. 31, no, 7, 1961,
2166-2171
TEXT: Base catalyzed addition to unsymmetrical terminal epoxides
takes place with orientation determined by A.R. Krasuski Is rule
[Abstractor's notet Rule not statedt reference not givens. Addi-
tion of phenol in alkaline medium to butadienet isoprene and chlo-
roprene epoxides gives mainly primary ethers of the resultant gly-
cols. The content of primary ethers in the products varies for phe-
nol and its habgen derivative in the region of 65 - 90 %, as tabu-
lated. The greater amount of secondary ether in the addition of phe-
nol and p. chlorophenol is due to the inductive effect of the chlo-
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S/0719 61/0"RA07/006/008
Investigation into the ... D229,YD)305
rine substituent, whereas the small amount of secondary
ether ari-
sing from the addition of o-chlorophenol is due to steric
hindran-
ce. The composition of the mixture of isomeric phenyl
ethers was
determined by phtalylation, or reduction of double bond,
and de-
termination of primary alcohol content by phtalylation. The
accura-
cy of this method was checked by a blank test on a known
mixture
of glycolic mono-ethers. Pinally, the independently
prepared mo-
del compounds were compared with the addition products as
regards
their infra-red spectra. The model compounds prepared werep
1-phe-
noxy-2-hydroxy butaneq andq 1-hydroxy--2-phenoxy butaneg
and 1-phe-
noxy-2-hydroxy-2-methyl butane. The unsaturated epoxides
were pre-
pared by distillation of alkaline halogenhydrins. The
reaction of
phenol with epoxides took place in the following manner:
0.05 mole
of phenol and 0.01 mole of Na dissolved in dioxan and 0.05
mole of
epoxide was added. The mixture was refluxed for a given
time, then
dioxan was evaporated and the residue was distilled in
vacuo. Re-
sults are tabulated. Hvdrogenation of the addition products
took
place in methanol with Pd/uauu 3 kabout 1 mg. Pd/g)
catalyst usu-
Card 2/3

Investigation into the ...
S/079 61/CN.P007/006/008
Z
D229/D303
ally over three to five hours. The blank test of the
phtalylation
method was accurate to within 1 %. There are 1 figure, 2 tables,
and 15 references: 7 Soviet-bloc and 8 non-Soviet-bloc. The 4
most
recent references to the English-language publications read as
fol-
lows: A.R. Setton, B.C. Britton, J. Am. Chem. Soc., 70, 3601,
1948;
C.O. Guss, J. Am. Chem. Soc., 719 3460, 1949; C.O. Guss, H.
Williams,
J. Org. Chem., 16, 1809, 1951; C.O. Guss, L.H. Jules, J. Am.
Chem.
Soc., 72, 3878, 1950.
ASSOCIATION: Lenin radskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni
Lenso-
veta Mchnological Institute imeni Lensovet, Lenin-
grad)
SUBMITTED: July 19, 1960
Card 3/3

ALIBITSKAYA, V.M.; PETROV, A.A. BLYAKHMAN Ye.M
Organic oxides. Part 21: Addition of phenols to bivinyl,
chloropreneo and isoprene oxides. Zhur.ob.khim. 31 no.7:
2166-2171 n 61. (MIRA 14:7)
Leningradskiy tekhnologiobaskiy institut imeni Lensoveta.
(Butadiene) (Chloroprene) (Isoprene) (Phenolb).

ACC NR, AT700209S..
SOME CDDES UR/00001661000/000/0121/0125
AUTHORI Blyakhman, Ye. M.1 Tevatiforuvap'At K,
ORG., none
TITLE: obtaining different modulus materials by modifying
epoxy-biamethol resins'
with aliphatic epoxy resins
SOURCEt Voesoyuznaya konferenteiya pa
polyarizatsionno-opticheskomu tnetodu
looledovanLya naptyashaftLys 3tho Identagrad, 1964.
ft1prisatalonno-opticheekLy
metod issledovaniya napryazheniy (Polarizing-optical method of
investigating stress-
ps); trudy konferentaii. Leningrad, Izd-vo Leningr. univ., 1966,
121-125
TOPIC TAGS: photoolasticity, resin, plasticizer, elastic modulus
ABSTRACT: To decrease the modulus of elasticity of
epoxy-bismethol resins such as
ED5, ED6, and EDP used in pbotoelastic research the present
authors propose that ,
plasticizers such as polyglycerene esther based on polyatomic
alcohol be used. These
have the property that their molecules integrate into the
structure of polymers
decreasing the modulus of elasticity of the resulting material.
Thus, aliphatic epoxy
resins (DEG-1, TEG-1, and Dff) were used as plasticizers and
tests were made measuring
the hardening temperature, modulus of elasticity at these
temperatures, and the
strain-optical coefficient of the resulting materials. The test
results are sum-
marized in tables. They indicate that the optical-mechanical
propprties of.these
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2

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IVANOV, G.S,, kand.te)dm.nauk; BLYAKHMN YU M. inzh.; POPOV,
K.A.0
tekhnik . ~
Automatic programed regulator for autoclaves.
Tranap.,stroi.
12 no.7:36-39 Jl 162. (KMA 16t2)
(Automatic control) (Autoclaves)

BEM, V.D.; BLFA;ov, T..z
Study of the'w~ki* caiNibity of shackles on
oisting buckets
and establishing -'h6j!iw.'fdk their
xapviceabili~. TTurly, MakM
12: Vop. gor. elektromekh4ip no.4i228-249 161,
4HIRA 16:6)
(Mine hoisting)

BLYAKHOVA, S.M.
f
Palinological con, plexas of 14jocano sediments of U;-,
lkk-Tau' , -
(Ili Depression), Mat, p0 ist. faimy i flory KazzOdi.
4:167-185 `-".
(~aRA 16:9)
(Ak-Tau (Ili Depression)-Pollen, Fossil)

- - - - -I -
BLYAKML,,,,S.I,,I,,,,
m"Wom-
Recent data on the Upper Paleocene flora of the ArysItrough
(southern Kazakhstan). Dokl. AN SSSR 155 no. 4:803-805 AP 164.
(MIRA 17:5)
1. Yuzhno-Kazakhstanskoye geologicheskoye upravleniye.
Predstavleno akademikom K.I,Satpayevym.

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MOTASH, K. [Motas, C.]; PUSHKARIU) V. [Puscariu,
[Bleahu, M.)
Karst provinces in Rumania. Peshchery no-4:65-68 164.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Institut speleologii imeni Emilya-G.,Rakovitay, v Bukhareste,i
Kluzhe, Rumynakaya Narodnaya hespublika.
M

GAYEVOY, Ye,V,, kand. sellskokhoz. nauk; VASSMMN, B.A., inzhener-
telchnolog; RADKEVICH, D.P., starshiy inzhener; TRUDOLYUBOVA,
G.B., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; BRYUZGINA.. G.A., m1adshiy
nauchnyy sotrudnik,- GEGUZINA, I.Yu., mlad~hiy nauohnyy
sotrudnik; BLYANS N.V.. tekhnik
New method for the conservation treatment of raw leather
in a mobile apparatus. Trudy VNIINP no.15:67-78 163.
(MMA 170)
7

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q _.Q U1410 11 ~; [Pcitror-jo, 71.3. 1; Fj,'RVkKOV,
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V.A. (i-ervukov, V.C).j; KHOTICY'Vicill V.I. [XhOtlcvych,
V.;I.]
Ditent energy of deformation of nichal containing s!n.--ll
admixtures
of tin. Ul:r. fi7,. zhur. 8 no.-U:127~L1260 N 164. (7-MRA
17-.9)
1. Fiziko-teldinicliesIdy institut Ll, lTlc--SSii:,
K~arlkov, i Khar-1kovskay
gosudarstvemiyy universitet.

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BLYASHKINP K., inzh.
The KazNIPIAT-1 washing unit. Avt. transp. 42
no.8129-31
Ag 164. , (MM 17i10)

BLYASHKIN, Y., In.,h.
Ultrasonic unit Ifor cleaning omall parts. Avt.
transp. 43
no.6.-36-37 Jo 165. (MIRA 18:6)

RAKRAM,G.: BLYASM,V.,- NIXCNOV,I.; BOTSUL,G.
f , , av"MIMMW
For the succoomful fulfillment of the income plan of the
state.
Fin.SSn 16 ne-8:51-58 AC155. (KLaA 8:12)
l.Nachallnik stdola goodekhoder LonINMadskoge
gorfinotdols, (for
Rambam) 2.lachalluik sektars. goodekhodow KishivLevakogo
gorfinat-
dels, (for Blyashow) 3.Nachallaik otdola goadekhodev
Kestromakego
oblfinotdols, (for Nikoury) 4.Starsbiy inspektor
gesdakhodev
Kryshopollskago rayfinotdola, Vinuitakey oblasti (for
Betsul).
(Revenue)

BLYASHOV V - ~ .
Change the procedure of decentralized settlement of
accounts.
Fin.SSSR 17 nt.3:65-67 Mr '56. Off-RA 9:7)
(Kishinev-Clearinghouse)

AWASKIN, V.; ~ BTY-ASMV, V-
'11~ ~-~
Hidden potentialities for an increase in budget
income.
Pin. SSSR 20 no.6:50-53 Je 159. (KM 12:10)
1,Zaveduyushchiy lishinevskim gorfinotdolom (for
Afanaskin).
2.Nachallnik eektora gosdokhodov, go Kishinevsk (for
Blvashov).
(Kishinev-Pinatoo)

AFANASXINj-V;;BLYASHDV,.V.:
We are learning and1uproving economic work. 7in. SSSR 21 no-12i
56-59 D 160. (KIRA 13:12)
1. Zaveduyushchiv Kishinevokim gorfinotdalom Ifor Afanaskin).
2. Nachallnik otdolaigosdokhodov Kishinevskogo gorfinotdola
(for Blyashov).
(Xishiney-7inance)

AFANOXT)J, V~.j B
We are not restUg on our laurels, Fin, SSSR 22 no,8:52-~54
Ag 161, (MIM 14:8)

AFANASKIN,, V.;
In the financial organs of Kishinev. Fin.,SSSR 23
no.6:63~-64
,Te 162. (NIRA 15:7)
1. Zaveduywhebiy Kishinevskim gorodskim finansovyx
otdelom (for
Afar-kin). 2~ Nachallnik Kishinevskogo otdola
gosudarstvennykh
dok'hodov (for Blyahsov)a -
. (Kishinev-Auditing and inspection)

AFAMASKIN,, V.; ~~YASHqV, V-
On the right path. Fin.SSSR 37 no.4t6l-64 Ap 163. (MM 1684)
1. Zaveduvushchiy U-shinevskim gorodakim finansovym otdelom
(for
Afanaskin).
(Kishinev-Internal revenue)
(Kishinev--Auditing and inspeotion)

,BLYASHOV, V.; GERSHBERG., I.
------
Is this expedient? Fin. SSSR 37 no-11:52 N163. MRA
17:2)
1. Nachallni:k otdela gosudarstvennykh dokhod.ov
Kishinevskogo
gorodskogo finansovogo otdela (for Blyashov). 2.
Obshchestvennyy
inspektor Kishinevakogo gorodskogo finansovogo otdela
(for
Geraliberg).

BLYASS, B.
The system of planning and financing capital
investments in
the Polieb People's Republic. DenA kred. 18 no.1:52-55
Ja '59. - (MIRA 13:1)
(Poland--Capital Investments)

BLYNSKIY, G.G.
..........
Rapid mastering of the rated capacity by the
Komsomolets Mine
in the Kuznetsk Basin after its reorganization. Ugoll
39 no.11i
22-24 N 164. 1 (MIRA 18:2)
1. Nachallnik shakhty "Nomoomolels" tresta Leninugoll.

ZOLOTUKRIN.9 V.G.,- IgiAMIYANOVp L.P.; BLYSKAVKAy A*Av
Analyzing the chara--teriatics of many-rotor mechanical
neutron choppers. Prib..i tekh. eksp. 9 no.2:36-39
Mr-Ap'64.
(MIRA 17:5)

Ap4ol8o43. 5/0303/64/000/001/0009/0032
ACCESSION NR
AJJT1JDRSt Taubmans A. B.1 Bly*Btosh,_~-~Ysnova, L. P.
1 T1TLRt The structuration of oarboxylated latexes
Lakokrasochny" materia3yft ikh primeneniyes no. 1s 19640 9-12
TOPIC TAGS:. latex., carboxylated latexs methaerylio acid.,
dispersion., gel formation,
:stracturation, structural merhanical.property., viscosity., shear
stress, alkalis
sodium hydroxides amonium hydroxides film., paints varnish
;ABSTRACTs The affect of the PH value on the structuration of
carboxylated
:3-atexes was investigated, The particular brands chosen were
divirq1styrane
lateoces SKS-30--3 and SM-65-:1.. stabilized by Kekalp which
contained 23 and 34%
respectively of dr7 matter and 3 and 1% methacz7lic acid. These
latexes were
treated with varioue'amounts of NaM, KOH, and NH40H to bring about
the desired
.~H ranges care being taken to adjust the final volume to L5 of,the
original. The
-intrinsic viscosities and the ultimate sheer stress values of the
dispersions were
measured at various intervals, and strength tests were performed on
film from the
vairlous apecimense It was found that in latex SKS-30-3 treated with
KOH or NaOH
Cprd_1/2.',

Acmim NR: A?4ol8o4i
the structure formation increased with the pH, reaching a maximum
viscosity and
-like gal
- -;Pm at PH 31. At this point the consistency resembled that of a
rubber
which was not reversed by the addition of IEL The struoturation was a
slow
'process, requiring 24 hours for completion. KOH proved more effective
as a
,structurational agent than NaOH, which in turn was more effective
than NH40H'
Under similar conditions, in latwc SKS-,65-1 the NaOH gelation reached
a maximum
~within 5-6 hours, rendering further viscosity determinations
impossible,, and here
,.ammonia proved ineffective, Strength tests conducted on films
obtained from the
',specimens at various stages of structuration provided values which
parallelled
-those of viscosity and sheer stress& Thanks ara given to A, B,
Peyzner for the
synthesis of the latexes, Orige art. hass 3 figures*
';ASSOCIATIONt none
SUBMITTED s 00 -DATE AcQ% i&ar64 ENGLt 00
I-SUB CODEs GH
NO REF,GOVs 009 OTHER:, 001
cord 2/2

, 4nl5Q=fi6 EYiT(m)/EWP(j) IJP(c) ~,JA
ACC NR, AP019446 (A) SOURCE CODE: UR/0303/66/000/003/0010/0013
AUTHOR: Taubman, A. B.; Blyskosh, G. _S.; Yanova, L. P.
ORG: none
TITLE: Mechanical and.chemical modification of the surface of
pigments and fi era
by grafting of polymersJ5
SOURCE: Lakokrasochnyyomaterialy i-ikh primeneniye, no. 3,
1966, 10-13
TOPIC TAGS: graft polymer, calcium carbonate, polystyrene,
styrene, barium sulfate
grafting, polymerization.. 60142MFA)7- I F14L VR ) NIVIn,
0,1W- D1--TPFeS,,o,-)
M O.V, 0 rn Lo, eDO.L *eM EA
AI~STRACT: A study has been made of the mechanical and
chemical grafting of polysty-
r4n6to the surface of calcium carbonate, ferric oxide, and
barium sulfate b-y-Hs--
persing them in a vibratory, mill in aqueous styrene
emulsions. It has been shown
that the grafting effect is increased by the presence -f small
amounts of water in
styrene; the rate of conversion of the' mnomer into a 1.0lymer
in styrene emulsions
and in anhydrous styrene is about the same. It has been
established that the
activating effect of water is related to ist facilitating the
process of dispersion,
which leads to an intensified growth of the activated surface.
A study of the
strength properti6s -of filled varnish6films has shown that
the grafting of polyst7rene
while modifying the surface of the pigment, renders it
hydrophobic J~'thus improving
the quality of the films. Orig. art. has: 6 figures and
l.table. [AM]
SUB CODE:07-11/, SUBM DATE* none/ ORIG REF: 010/ OTH REF: 001
Ire- e- ^f~

1276
A- Surface Flow 3s a Function of Rain(&U Iniensity.
TrzePiff Powtemehniowy jako funkcja inlen.%ywroicl opaddw-.
Gii~pf)Aarkn Wodnu. No. 6. 11131. pti, 205-200. 4 figs.. 2 tabs
Thl% article embodies the resuRs of several years of research
%cirt, jitto flow rate- computations. Modification of the
general far-
jr.u?2 tor thr rate of surface flow accordLaff to rainfall
rate Qs=c. L A
vy -:n-unuting the cv.111clent 4 J of flaw for e. in view of
the
:.ac,. ; lia! the intensity of rainfall Is the parunount
fac:ar in the rate
of flow and that- Moreover, the magnitude of direct flow is
directly
prop-)rtional to thU tntensity. The fortnulit of the new
equation ii
Q~, = .. V A~ ExaTAPIcs Ate 101"d 111 ntantiatlun at this
nwft~l
(Icatior

BrISMIZU, A.
Remarks on S. Sibiga'B coments on the subject of defining the
velocity of
water in open channels on the basis of the frequency of wave
cu2mination.
p. 123.
GOSPODAFKA WODHA. Warszawa, Poland. Vol. 18~ no. 3) 1958.
Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EM )-, W, Vol. 9, no. 2,
Feb. 1960.
Uncl.

~-,ELYSKOWSKI, Antoni, mgrosint*
Protection aganist flood. Gosp wodna 22 no.2;84 F 162.
1. ZEk lad Rejulowania Obiegu Wody.

ACCESSIONXR: AP4033102 S/0120/641000/0021003610039-
tyanov, L. P.; Bly*skavkas~ A. A.
AUTHOR., Zolotukhin, V. G.; Kharn
TItLE; Calculating the characteristics of multirotor mechanical
neutron
choppers
SOURCE: Pribory* i tekhaika'eksperimenta, no, 2, 1964, 36-39
TOPIC TAGS: neutron chopper, mechanical neutr6n chopper, maltirotor
neu6 on
chopper
A)3STRACT: -The problem of the. tiansmission of a heutron b."m by a
set of
rotors can be reduced to a consideration of the successive
transmissions by each
individual rotor. Next, 'theyelations between the transmission by
each rotor and
the transmission by all preceding rotors can be established. A
one-rotor tAa~Ls-
mission is deockibed by twq,, consistent equations., these are
combined with the F
equations of the ne33 rotor, and so on. The resulting numerical
method was tried
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ACCESSION NR: AP4014971 S/0065/64/000/002/0030/003b..
Veyomanq B.G.; Mi
~f-.AUTHORS: Makeyevas Ye. D.; Blyudov A.? khaylova. i'-
K.K. 1 Taronova., CV17,
ted bentonite clays
TITLE: Plastic lubricants based on amina
SOURCE: Rhimiya, I tekhnologlya topliv I masel,, no. 2. 1964,, 30-W~
lubricant, animated bentonite clay,
I TOPIC TAGS: -bentonite
clay,
hydrophobic property, oleophilic property$ hydrophobizing agentp
dimethylbenzylalkylammonium chloride, modified bentonite clay
ABSTRACT: The modification bento,nite clays with high molecular
organic animes to improve their hydrophobic-and oleophilic proper-
.'.ties was Investigated. Of,the native bentonite clays (Askansk,
Gumbrinskj Oglemlinsks Gillabinsic, and Kilsk-Kryft), the Askansk is
...,.the most suitable for lubricants in view of Its cation exchange
~i capacity of about 100 mg. equiv./100 Sm. of air-dried a D1-
i methylbentylalkylamonium chlorides are better 1%drophobl%ing a
cfenW
than dimethy1dialkylammonium chlorides In that t ey give pi;au a
1/2
Zj~ard

*CCESSION NR: Ap4oi497l
wix:h,hIgh effective viscosity and maximum strength. About 2% ace-
toAs is an effective dlspersing~agent, imparting maximum stability
to the bentonJLte-dimethylbenzylalkylamonium chloride system. The
WA-ture is effectively homogenized on a disk grinding mill. Addi-
tives which may be incorporated in 'the bentonite lubricants include
sodium nitrate as an anticorrosive, phenothiazine as an antioxidant
and molybdenum disulfide as an antivear-agent. Bentonite lubricant
VNIX NP-226 showed better properties than lubricant YaNZ-Z on an
auto wheel testing unit GkZ-51. Nork on., investigating clays was
conducted jointly with the scientiric inst*
itute AN SSSR under
direction of N.I. Gorbunov." Orig. art. hast 4.figuresp 5 tables
and 2 equations.
ASSMATION: None
'DATE ACQ: 26Feb64 ENCL: ~00
SUMTTED: W
OTHERs 002
Sn CODE: MA, FL NO'REP SOV, oo4
card 2/2

BLYUDOV, V.- P.
Gazovye turbiny. Moskval Gosenergoizdatj 1948. 151 p. illus.
Includes bibliography.
Gas turbines.
SO: Manufacturing and'Meebanical Engineering in the Soviet Union,
Library
of Congress$ 1953.

BLIUDOV, V. P. 57/49T42
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"Recent Gosenergoizdat ~Ubllcations" 'I p.
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Books published recently by-Gosenergoizdat (State
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.133,iudov, "UHF Techniques," by Brainerd -
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"Alphabet of Radio Engineering," by S. Kiii, 3d
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.1n.Manufacturing Plants,,".edit'sd by V. V.
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04 the computation of : stresess for basic parts. Beaential data
an supplied for much &=Wary~equiywnt for condenelig instala- -
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in givea'air. ymp) partioularly to the theory, computation, and
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Institute imni. Dzersihinskiy) bw- re oults: of the work of
SeS, NutateWse of the, Central bbiler-7brbine Institute imixi
Fblnwv on beat trannimalon during tM coridensation of 'steam
a", also discussed
Purposes Textbook, for po2yteobn1c= atudentap espeolally for those
in the
Iturbine-baildingw course
Facllitiw Acknowledgment is ;;;;;osed to, Prof* A.D, Shobelyasvp
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Badashov for tboir vaublis awootatso
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V.P. Blyudov. Reviewed by L.D. Berman
Izv. VTI, 21, no. 1, 1952

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1~~abov., D. N. edition)
Kornitski~,,, S. Ya.
Litvi.n, A. m.
Luknitskiy, V. V.
Prokhorov, F. G.
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Morozov, N. G.
SIO; W-30604* 7 JUIY 1954

STBORKIN. B.S.. akademik, otvetstvenny7 red.; STULINIXOT,
N.P., starshiy
nauohW sotrudnik, kand.takhn.nauk, red.;..B'LTUDOV# Y,?.,
kend.
tekhn.nauk. red.; SHUVALOV, G.I., ksnd.teV:hn*nauk-,' ire
VBSNNICHIINKO, Te.K., red.; GMUSINOTA, U.S., teV-bn.red.
[Gas turbines; principal problems in constructing gas
turbines.
A collection of articles. Translational Gazovye turbiny;
oanovnye
problery gazoturbostroeniia. Sbornik statei. Moskva, Izd-vo
inostro lit-ry, 1957. 230 P. (MIRA 11-.5)
(Gas turbines)

BLYM, L.A, t.~.,podpolkovnik mod. slushby: ASS, Ta.K., wqor
mod. sluzhby,
AgCied.uauk; VIYMM,A.A., mayor med.'sluzhby
Closed injuriesof the knee Joint. Voon.med.zhur. U0-3:23-26
Kr
'57- (MIRA 1l:
wounds and injuries,
cloled (Rus)