SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BONDARENKO, N.Z. - BONDARENKO, P. S.

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BOMMM, N.Z. (g.1ru8nddar)
Apparatus for the (listillation of water. Khim. v
shkole 14
no.2:74-75 mr-Ap 159. (KM 12:4)
(Distillation-Zquipment and supplies)

'BONDARgNKO, N.Z.
Method of ibaping the concept of a deconposition reaction.
Khim.v shkole 15 no.1:34-36 Ja-F 160. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Kraanodarskiy pedagogicbeBkiv institut.
(Chemical reactions--Study and teaebing)

BOhTAREI,IKO, N.Z.
Obtaining furfural and glucose. Khim. v shkole 15
no.3:63
16o. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Pedagogicheskiy institut, g. Krasnodar.
(Chemistry-Experiments) (Glucose) (Furaldehyde)

BONDAREIM0, N.Z. (Krasnodar)
Development of electronic concepts in chemistry. Khim. v
shkole 16 no.5:18-26 s-o i6l. (ILTRA 14: 9)
(Electrons)
(Fisarzhevskii, Lev Vladimirovich, 1874-1938)

IPOZHIDATEY, Nik olay Nikolayevich, doteent; PAYLOV,
Anatoliy Ivanovich.
doteent; VADIMOYICH, Ivan Ivanovich, doteent;
KOMISKIT, Ana-
toliy Grigorlyevich. lnzh.; ZCRUK. Vladimir
Luklyanovich, inzh.;
AITOKRIX, Viktor Vasillyevich. inzh.; SERGMEKO, L.,
red.;
BONDAMOKO. red.; GUSAROV, K.. tekhn.red.
(Textile materials for the clothing industry)
Katerialovedenis
shveinogo proisvodetys. Pod obahchei red.
N.N.Pozhidaeva Kiev
Gos.izd-vo tekhn.lit-ry USM. 1959. 411 p. (ZU 13:2~
(Clothing industry) (Textile fabrics)

RADCHENED, Leonid Aleirsandrovich; XNDARM&'O 0. vedushabiy
k-edaktor;
PATSALYUK, P., tekbnicb9skF7,7r-,e~--t7or, ~-
[Automtic control of electric drives.] ATtomaticheskoe
upravlenie elektroprivodor#; r-akovodstvo k laboratorrqm
santatilam. Kiev, GON.15d"'Yo takhn.lit-ry USSR. 1957.
271 P. (MLRA 1015)
(Automatic control)
(Ilectric driving)

BOIMAIENK03 0.
GOLOVNINA, M.V.; LOZOVSIKIY, N.A.; DONDARRMO,-Q-..-veduchiy
redaktor;
NOVII, 0.. takhatchnyy AWWRT lmp~
W
[Cutting and sawing of outer garmental Irti ta shyttia
verkhaloho
odiahu. Kyiv, Derzhevyd-vo takhn.lit-ry URSR. 1957. 277 p.
(Dressmaking) (MLHA 10:8)

_.S ,,. -j o ti r, c Pi K ,, I/ (:) .
KRIKSUNOV, Vladimir Grigorlyevich; BOMARINED, 0.,
red.; FATSALYUK, P.,
tekha.red. :-
[Rheostat-capacitance generators of siuusoidal
oscillations]
Reostatno-emkostnye generatory sinusoidalinykh
kolebanii. Kiev,
Goa. izd-vo tekhn.lit-ry USSR, 1958. 205 p. (HIRA
11:4)
(Oscillators, Blectron-tube)

PETROV, Vilctor Pavlovicb; BOMMIM, 0., red.e,
PATSALYUK, P., takchn.red.
...- -- ki-ui6
[Rockets and satellites] Rakety
telcbn.lit-r,v TURSR, 1958. 261 p.
(Rockets (Ordnnnee))
I suputnyky. Kylv, Derzh. vyd-vo
(14IIIA 12:1)
(Artificial satellites)

PMV, Vladimir Dmitriyevich; BONDARRNKO, 0., red.;
BBZPIYATOV, R., tekhn,red,
[Keat calculation of massecuite vacuum apparatuses;
physical
fundamentals and methods] Teplovyi, rozrakiranok
utfellnykh
vakuum-aparativ; fizychni osuovy i metodyka. 11yiv,
Darzh.
vyd-vo takhn.lit-ry, 1950. 326 p. (MIRA 12:8)
(SXar Industry-2quipment and supplies)
- (Uaporating appliances)

IVANDY, hnatolAy Aleksandrovich; BONDARFANK0. 0., red.; MATUSEVICH,
S.,
tekhn.red.
[laboratory experimonts in general electric engineering and on
olectric equipment used in industrial enterprises] Isboratoraye
raboty po obahchei elektrotekhnike i elektrooborudoveniiu pro-
rwehlenrVkh predpriiatil. Kiev, Goa. Izd-vo tekhn. lit-ry, 1958-
407 P. (HIRA ll-.4)
(Blectric eng Ineeri ng--Rrp a rime nts )

BOSYY, Uikolay Dmitriyevich;. BOM)AREIIKO, 0., red.;
PATSALTuK, P., tekhn.
red.
LElectric filteraj -Blektrichookie fil'try. Iza-3.,
dop. i perer.
Kiev, Goo.izd-vo tokhn.lit-ry USM, 1959, 616 p, (MIRA
13:2)
1
(Electric filters)

BOGDANOV, V.A.; BASHIIA)V, A.A.;__P9N4 O.A.
Possibility of obtaining a motor oil from paraffin-production
1:
filtrate. Izv.vys.uchpb.zav.; neft' i gaz 6 no,9:61-64 163.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Groznenskiy neftyanoy institut.

BWAIWKO, O.B. I; InUM, B.M.
Bllur4!kn deposits of the luruil Valley In the Southern
Ura.1w.
Isr.A SSSR. Ber.geol. 2.1 no.?.-.90-94 J1 156. (mm 9:10)
1. Geologicheaskly Imstitut Akadmil nank 38n# Moskva.
(1hrull Talley-Paleontologr, Stratigraphic)

- BO NDARENW
Ordovician Heliolitidae and Tabulate, in the Chu-Ili
Mountains. Trudy
GIN no.9*197-228 1 58. (MRA 11:12)
(Chu-Ili-Mountaine-Corals, Fossil)

BONDAHPN~0~ O.B.
Convergence of Liopora and Nyctopora genera of the
Tabulate corals
of the Lower Ordovician in the Tarbagatay Range.
Paleont.zhur.
no.1-58-65 162. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni
Lomonosova.
(Tarbagatay Range--Corals, Fossil)

BOIWAIIENKO, O.B.
--------
Taeniolites9 a new late Ordovioian gorrus of
Ifeliolitoidea from
Kazakhstan* Paleont,zhur.Ino.3:125-127 161. (14IRA
15:2)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvannyy universitet im. M.V.
Lomonosova.
(Kazakhstan-Corals, rossil)

BONURENEOP.O.B..
Plamopora genus* Bjul, HOIF. Otd.geol, 37
no,3:132-133 My-je
162. (MIRA 15:10)
(Corals, fossil)

BONDAPMKOP OOBO
Upper Silurian Reliolitidae Of the Nurinsk
synclinorium
(southern margin of the Karaganda Basin), Diul.
MOIP Otd.
geol. 37 no.6:136-137 N-D 162o (MIRA 16:8)

15ONDARENKO. 0.B.
Revision of genas Plasmoporas Faleont.zhur. no.1.42-52
163, (IURA 16-4)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni
Lomonosova.
(Kazakhstan-Corals,, Fossil)

L 1*e'02-66.
ACCESSION P 0777 'LTR/0226/65/000/008/0103/0107
P
V gman. M. Sh.; Gamaskin, Ye. I..; Bondarenko, 0. 1.
AxyrnOR: PoR!n,,
TITLE: Producing an electroae strip from cadmium oxide by rolling
powder com-
positions in rollers
SOIJRCE- Poroshkovaya metallurgiya, no. 8, 1965, 103-107
TOPIC TAGS: electrode, roting mill" cadmiun~ oxide, nickeif
Compound, powder:,
1 metallurgy~~A qi
ABSTRACT: ~he-general method for preparing the powder composition is
as
follows: cadmium oxide is m*ed successively with solar oil and with
a solution
of nickel sulfate and is then passed fhrough a 0. 5xO. 5 mm sieve
and mixed with
an aqueous solution of polyvinyl alcohol and then passed again
through the same
sieve. The finished electrode has dimensions of 35x7Oxl. 9�0..2 mm, a
weight of
3
15. 0:0. 5 grams, a porosity of 30%, and contodns 1. 9-2. 1 grams
cadmilim/cm
The present article considers methods of producing continuouEL
electrode strips
with better characteristics (thinner with'.a higher volu t I , mium
content,
me r c c~d
that Is, more dense). The rolling unit did not diffe from the
tandard type. To
Crd I/

1 1702-66
ACCESSION NR: AP5020777
increase the friability of the composition,, the cadmium oxid ei,
before mixing
Vfith the offier cumponents, was rolled on -rollers with a diameter
of 60 rnTn,
ground in a ball mill, and then passed through a 5x5 ~am sieve. 110-
20% of an
c-queous solution of sodium-carboxy methyl celluloseNvas introdileed
into the com-
J)osition, which was then dried to a residual moisture- content of
"1". 0%. It is es
tablished that additions of nickel hydroxide, and sodium-
carboxyn~ethyl cellulose
Improve the pressability of the compositioh. The stri. can be
ohtained with dif
P
lerent thicknesses and densities.. The article also coAsiders
various mechanical
methods for rolling and for cutting the stri' into indivfdual
electr~dea. Orig.
P,
art. has: 3 figures and 2 tables
ASSOCIATION: Nauchnb-issledoiatell,skli akkumulyato~.nyi instituil
(Scientific
Research Iiistitute for Aceumulato'rs)'
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SUBMITTED: 06Aug6t. ENCL: 00 ISUB CO-Dlt: MM
NR REF SOV: 003 0'
OTHER: 00
CWj

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CC RRI AP5026269 UR/0226165/000/010/01)05/0010
AUTHOR! Pozin, Yu. M Hurachkovskiy, A. P.; Rondarenko 0. 1.
_rY# 5 Is 17VIF ~TF
TITLE: Vroduction of storage-battery electrodes by rolling of
~.arbowtl-nickel.
powder
SOURCE: Foroshkovaya metallurgiya, no. 10, 1965, 5-10
TOPIC TAGS: electrode, storage battery, battery component, powder
metallurgy,
powder metal sintering, metal rolling
ABSIRACT: Electrodes of this kind represent plates sintered from
carbonyl nickel
powder and filled with Ni and Cd hydroxides. Normally, they are
fabricated by the
powd.er-pressing method. In this connection, the authors describe a
study performed
with the object of sugmentingthe porosity of these electrodes by
rolling a con'ti-
nuous strip of carbonyl powder with a filler (urea) which can be
subsequently re-
moved during sintering. The rolled strip (60% Ni, 40% urea),
reinforced with a sup-
porting grid, was cut into blanks and sintered in a hydrogen
atmosphere. The rolled-
powder edge of the strip projected 1-2 mm beyond the edge of the
supporting grid,
and the porosity of the strip was -75%, which meets the requirements
for storage-
battery electrodes. It is established that the porosity of the
electrode is a func
of not only the sintering regime but also the roll pressure, and
that , compared
With the production of powdered-metal electrodes by the pressing
method rolled pow-
1/2
LS.-Id
0 9 471 d7.2 7,3

7 A

)(000 S/226/62/00/003/011/014
1003/1203
AUTHOR: Pozin, Yu. M., Bondatenko, 0. 1. and Fishman, V. 1.
TITLE: The production of highly porous metal powders for the
accumulator industry
PERIODICAL~ Proroshkovaya metallurgiya, no. 3, 1962, 80-85
1 EXT: The authors describe their experience in the
production of metal powder plates having open pores of
a a average porosity of 75 %. The requirements which must be
met by such plates are given, and a number of
production pioblems are discussed such as raw materials,
pressing, sintering and sizing. The recent trends
in the production of highly porous and coirosion-resistant
electrodes are mentioned, such as the production
of iron-nickel powder electrodes or very porous plastic
electrodes which can subsequently be metallized. There
aTe 4 figures and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION, Nauchno-issiedovatel'skiy akkumulyatornyy
institut (Scientific Accumulator Research
Institute)
SUBMITTED. October 1, 1961
Card 1/1

POZIII., Tu.14.; BONIARMO.. 0.1.; FISHMAN,, V.I.
Obtaining highly porous ceramic metal products In the
storage battery
industry, Porosh, met, 2 no.3:80-85 W-Je 162. (MIRA
.15:7)
1. Wauchno-iasledvvatellsl~ &kkmmL1yatarWy institut.
(Metal powder products) (Storage batteries)

BODUM09 I)-I-
Trichomonas in chickens and ducks. Trudy VILV
26:157-lfal 162o
(MIM 16:2)
1. Iaboratori7a protozoologii Toevoyumogo instituta
eksperimentall-
noy veterinarii
(Trich~monas) (Parasiteo-Poultry)

Bonmao. 0.M.
Some data on poliovW*11tis In the Armenian S.S.R. Vop.virus. 4
no-5-548-551 3-0 '59. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Laboratoriya virusoy I rikketsiy Instituta epidemiologii i
gigi-
yany Ministerstva sdravookhraneniya Armyanskoy SSR, Terevan.
(POLIOMMITIS, spidemiol.)

TIT71 "T"'
c"I I ed (,(Ill+rnl a ~t
c nnci~
7 elt C. T-(' (TIj
T)
I
IT
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1101,11DARENK0.0-IL.; i3UI'K()V, A.Ya.; WEDENSKIY, A.I.;
DROBOV, V.P.
, I., VSIUVA, S.S.; LII:CMSITY
[deceased]; z,*, W, K,Z.; KOVAIZ -
I.A.; IiIABIYEV, 14.M.; PAZIY, V.K.; I'OUKOVA, 0.1.;
CBEPTEV~' O.V';
KO.-MIN, Ye.P.,. MUZAFAROV, A.M., akad., red.;
EYDELIMM, A.S., red.; RAKWLANOVA~ M.D~, red.; GORIKOVAYA,
Z.P.,
tekhn. red.
[Flora of Uzbehisi=3 Flora Uzbekist-qna. Tashkent, Izd-iro
Akad.
nauk Uzbekiskloi SSR. Vol-5. 1961. 666 p. (1-'JRA 15:3)
(Uzbekistan--Dicotyledons)

--MNI)AREMQ,-O.,N.; BUTKOV, A.Ya.; VVEDENSKIY,
A.I.; KOVALEVSKAYA, S.S.1
NABIYEV, M.M.; CHERNEVA, O.V.; NURATDINOVA, M.R.,
red.;
GORIKOVAYA, ~.P., tekhn. red.
[Flora of Uzbekistan] Flora Uzbekistana. Tashkent,
Izd-vo
Akad. nauk UzSSR. Vol.6. 1962. 629 p. (miRA 16:5)
(Uzbekistan-Compositae)

BONDIRENKO, 0,Ns; MIDUISK177Y A.I., kanLi.
biol. O"VO
1.7-v.Y refl.
[K.ey for identifl-cation of the highe plLnts
of tine
Ka-rakalpak A.S.S.2.] Oviredelitell vyoshikh
rastenii
Kariakal-cakli. Tashkc-rit, lzd-vo "Nauln"
3964.
302 p. . 18,l)

BOMMEMP O.P.; GAVRISH, V.S.
r-'_
Progra d control system of bard facing m;-tchines.
Avtomosvar..
16 no.5:43-48 W 163. (KMA 16:n)
1. Institut, eliktrosl~xki imeni Patona AN UkrSSR.

ACC NRs AP601-5042 (N) SOURCE COM
UR/0125/66/ooo/oo4/oc)6-tVO~072-
AUTHOR: Bondareops-0, P.
ORG-. Institute of Electric Welding im. To. 0. Paton., AN UkrSSR
(Institut
ele ct1W�V0qT-jtN URMSK)
TITLE: Progrwmdng and automatic control pf the process of
electroslag remeltija_
SOURCE: Avtocukticheskaya svarka,, no* 4. 19661 67-72
TOPIC TAGS: el.ectroslAg melting, automatic control, electric
motor, negative feed-
back., transistorized circuit,, vacuum tube, metal
crystallization
ABSTRACT: A device for programmed control of the conditions of
electroslag remelting
is described. The device (see Fig. 1) consists of a program
setter,, an automatic
regulatorj, apparatus for electroslag remeltingj and a movable
electrode, Transistor
mid vacuum-tube versions of current regulators are wanined. In
order to increase the
quality of metal,, the current and voltage of electrbslag
remelting should be
programmed so that the depth of immersion of the electrode
remains constant during
melting and so that the rate of filling of the crystallizer is
equal to the speed
of the crystallization front of the ingot* High-speed current
regulators with an
IW502M program device have been introduced in a number of
metallurgical works. 'the
characteristics of the proposed regulator circuits can easily be
corrected by

ACC NRa AP6015ch2l

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Fige 1. Blo

diagram of

programmed

control device

4'

program

2
aetter, -

I
automatic

regulator;

3 - remelting

apparatus;

4 - movable

electrodej

D-

I

5 - resistor;

-

ny

6 - ID filterj

7 - resistor;

- resistor;

P

9 - ampliTier;

10 - power

avlifier,,
, 07 Ar - M

8
-
lls 12 -

windings;

13 motor.- 14 - control windingi

15, 16# 17
resistors; 18 capacitor; 19

electromechanical amplifier; 20 -

reducing gear; 21 - reversible mDtorj 22
, 23

resistors-
,. 24*- capacitore*

.

- ~. -P-.R"y ---- --- - --- ----

SIOBLO, DAvid Wich. kmndidat takhnichookikh nauk; GLYBIN,
IllArib
Petrovich, kmadidat takhaicheskikh nauk; P=TTATIO. Tewgen~i
Nikolayevich, inzhener; X&SPIRSKAYA. Te.l., redaktor;
BOADARINKO,
O.P., redaktor; KATUSITICH. S.M.. tekhnicheakty redakV
LAutonatization of production processes In the food industryj
Avtonatizateits proizvodat"aafth protsessov pishchavoi
promyshlaq-
nosti. Kiev, GosAsd-vo takha.lit-ry USSR, 1957. 363 p. MRA
10:7)
tAutowtic control) k3food industry)

SKOBLO, David Illich; GLYBIN, 12-larion Petrovich;
BOPPARMOL-0-i.-Il-
red.; MATUSEVICH, S.M., tekhn, red*
[Automation of food industry processes]
Avtomatizatsiia pro-
tsessov pishchevykh proizvodstv. 2. izd. dop. i
perer. Kiev,
Gos.izd-vo tekhn.lit-x7 USSR, 1962- 508 p- (MIRA
15:7)
(Food industry-Equipment and supplies) (Automation)

BONDARENKO, O.P.
Flotation of manganese ores containing calcium minerals,
Obog. rudg, 6 no.5:15-18 061. (MIRA 15:1)
(Flotation)
.(Manganese ores)

SKIRSTYMONSKIY, Abram Iosil-ovich; WNDARENKO, O.P., red.;
STARODUB,
T.A., tekhn. red.
(Production of sodium glutamate]Proizvodstvo gliutanata na
triia. Kiev, Gostekhizdat USSR, 1962. 38 p. (MIRA 15:11)
(Glutamic acid)

L 44454-66 EW F'UT v
(d) IEWT (~I~EgP t
ACC NR,
AP6018260 Ck SOURCE GODE: UR/Ol,'13/66/000/002/0135/0139
AUTHORS: Medovar, P_0_adar0Zk0P-0-,_F*; Klyuyov, M. M.; Antuan,
L.; Zhallas,','I
P Bushe, P.; G~b Valle, F.
ORG: ZM-odovar, Klyuyev, Bondarenko7 Institute for Elootrowolding
im. Yo, 0, Paton
AN UkrSSR (Institut elektrosvarki AN UlcrSSR)
TITIE: Experimental results obtained on the first electroslag
furnace built in
France according to a Soviet license
SOURCE: Stall. no. 2. 1966y 135-139
TOPIC TAdS: steel alloy, steel industry, steel microstructure,
stool impurity,
austenitic steel
ABSTRACT: The performance of the first Soviot-built electroslad
steel furnace in
Franco is described. The performance of-the furnaco-Was TIOSTDQ
on a number or ai-Lay
WRT -austenitic steels. The chemical composition, the usual
mechanical properties,
microstructure, and the distribution of nonmetallic impurities in
the steel ingots
were determined. The experimental results are presented in'graphs
and tables (see
Fig. 1). It is concluded from the experimental results that the
furnace performance
was highly satisfactory and thatIthe electroslag method of stool
smelting seems to
be very promising indeed.
UDG:

L 44h54-66
ICC N1, AP6018260
2,0
X --X
X
,
7 IV If I
SpnpAing points from top of ngot
Fig. 1. Distribution of titanium in the ingot of steel G after
electroslag
smelting (refining) (EMP). a - specimens at 5 nm from edge;
b - at 1+0 mm; height of ingot 1000 mm, cross section at bottom
200 x 200, at 160 x 160 mm; 1 - about 50 mm from top; 12 - about
50 mm from bottom.
0:.,ig. art. has: 3 tables and 7 graphs.
SUB COEE; '1l/ SUBM DATE: none
2/2
Card 90

SSMN Ia.' AP5016736
621,316.949
bvmdaEg~!Lop TGO; XPROYOVS V. V.; IT!tba-p P. To.; ft bay A. Is
b7 stmospbtric actim, This procedure reduces ths scattering of tba
rated ve-luss
and increases the simbility.of the resisture

ROZOV, Yu. (14oskva); BDRODIR, V. (pon.Tuchkovo); SHIFRIN, A.
(Leningrad);
B01MARIM, P. (POO-DO117 Xo1odes'); VORDVICH, B. (st.
Yarmolintay)
Readers exchange practices. Sovefoto 19 no.11:61-62 B 159.
(MIRA 13:4)
(Photography--kulpment and supplies)

BONDAREW, P. , inotraktor
-
Youth on the frontiers of progress. Stroitel'a
no*7:8-9 Jl 161.
WMA 14:8)
I* TSentralInyy komitet Veesoyusnogo Leninskogo
komuniticheskogo
soyuza molodezhi.
(Construction industry-Technological innovations)

BOIMLPXI NKO R
t,
vouncil in a field camp.- Sov. profsoiuzy 18 no.19:14-15 0 162.
'i
WIRA 15:9)
1. Sovkhoz "Tildioretskiy4l Krasnodarskogo kraya.
(Krasnodar Territody-Farm. mechanization)

I
STEFANOV, P.; aENxQ4-E4-mmOmOVf X.
Noies of a naturalist. IUn.nat. no.106-39 Ja 163. (MM 16sl)
(Aninalop Habit and behavior of)

COWTRY USSR
CATEGOPY Farm Animals.
The. Honeybee.
ABS . JOUR. RZhBiol., No. 6 1959, -"4" 25936
AUTHOR Bondareraca, P, D&
IT I ~-'3 T . 1~
T IM,, An Mcpariment on sing Colonies after ftar-
ming.
ORIG. PUB. Pchelovodst-vo, 1958, No 71 27-28
ABSTRACT in an industrial experiment 24 colordes that
had swarmed in 19575-10,57 were given fertile
queetns which were readily accepted by the bees,
These colonies returned to working 2onditions
rapidly and gathered 10-19 k~~r. more honey than
control colonies.
CARD: 1/1

BONNIFF'~4y,C', r3 . I - apparatus Of open hearth pbants
Khar'kOV, Gos. nauchno-
The lifting and transorting. - (50-53725)
tekhn. jzd-vo UkMli-ny, 1938 355 P
TJ1363.B77

BONDARMOP P. 19
"Sheet Welding in Blast Furnace Comtruction.,11 Stall, No.5, P.
432, 1945
Evaluation B-59660

B01MARI-1-11KO, P.M., inzh.; MARISHCHUK, V.T., inzh.;
PANOV, I.P., in,-:t;.
14)tliod of manufacturing reinforced concrete rings with a
3.5
diameter. Transp.stroi. 13 no.9:65-66 S 163, ('*UFA 16:12)

BOMAROKO~-P,M.-I inshener-geolog; GOROSHMOV9 B,I,p
kand,geologo-mineralo-
gichaskikh nauk; KULISHOVj M.P.v
kand.geologo-mineralogicheakikh
rauk; JKUGHERv V.N., geolog
Relationship between the Krivoy Rog metamprphic series
and'Saksagan
I"gioclastic granites. Sbor. nauch. trud. NIGRI
no.2:132-142 1390,
(NIU 3A:1)
(Krivoy Rog Basin-Rocks, Crysta-Uine anO met=qrphic)
(Saksagan Valley--Gr#njte)

mumm, V.Ya.; BONDARENKOI P.M.
Automation of basic oil ejector pumping processes. Trudy
NIITransneft'
no.ltl5l-159 161. KRA 16 t 5)
(Automation) (Tank cars) (Ejector pumps)

SHLIDERMAN, V,Ya.; BONDARENKO, P.M.
Accelerating the rate of pumping of tank cars of
petroleum products
having highly.elastic vapors. Trudy NIITransneft'
no.1:176-186
,61. OURA 16; 5)
(Tank cars) (Ejector pumps) (Vapors-Elastic properties)

BONDARENKO , P.M.
Measurement of the dielectric permeability of
I)etroleum products.
Trudy IlIlTrananeft' no'J3193-196 164. 18:2)

BONDIMNKO, P.M.
Manifestation of recent movements in tbe Aktash ore
zone and
the practical significance of their study. Izv.
Alt. otd. Geog.
ob-va SSSR no,5.,25-27 165,0. (MBA 18:12)
1. Hurayskaya ekspeditsiya Zapadno-Sibirskogo
geologichesko,.,j
upravleniya.

S/143/62/000/012/001/005
D238/D303
AUTHORS: Renne, V.T., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Boudar_-
-We. Li lfuo-ho, Engineers azid Kalantar, N.G.,
Candidate of Technical Sciences
Electrical properties of electrical insulating oils
obtained from eastern sulfurous petroleum
-.PE Izvestiya vyssliil-.h uchebny1ch zavedeniy. Energetika,
no. 12, 1962, 19-25
TEXT: The tests were carridd wt' on A -89 (D-89) and
D-105 oils obtained by the selective refinement of low-viscosity Tuy-
maza,petroleum di.stillates. The properties of D-89 and D-105 oils
~were respectively: d2O 0.85157 kinematic viscosity a~ 500C, 8*..67
and
4 e b Vx
.8.10 cst; sulfur content 0.95 and 0.4216; stability by th T VI ( I)
'acid number 0.29 and 0.68 mg KOH/g;-- sediment 0.04 and 0.0370-.
'.Comparisons were made against,a high-purity vaseline oil as
employed
tests were carried out on impregnated
in.Class A capacitors Gassing
paper insulation. As a function of tetq)erature at 50 c/s, the loss
C ard V3

S/14-/62/000/012/001/605
Electrical properties ... D238/D300
angles were greater for both oils than for the vaseline oil. while
tjjQ penilittivity of the D-105 oil jyai. very near to that oE
the vase-
line oil, a fact which is associated with the aromatic COR8
tittlents,
while the difference in the loss angles can be atrributed to the
in-
fluence of electrolytic additions in the D-105 oil. The
resistivity/
temperature tests showed a lower resistivity for the D-89 and
D-105
oils. Slicyhtly lower breakdown voltages as compared with the
vaseline
oil over the temperature range 200 to 1200C are attributed to
infer-
ior refinement. Gassing tests were carried out at 2.5 kv, 50 c/S
across 10 layers of impregnated paper with an overall thickness of
0.1 mm representing 25 kv/mmr. The higher-6ontent of aromatics in
the D-89 oil affords improved resistance to.gassing, approaching
that
of the vaseline oil. Loss, ancrle measurem`~Ints at 50 cls
carried 'out
on -test capacitors over a temperature range of 200 to 1000C
indicated'
a marked deviation f .rom the vaseline oil only at temperatures
e-:ci:!ed-
ing - 900C. Loss-angle tests on D-89 and the vaseline oil at i800
v?
50 cls representincr 45 kv/mm, indicated complete stability at ta
0.004, over 33 hours, for the D-89 oil. The vaseline oil, starting
at 0.003, displayed a catastrophic trend after 20 hours,
manifested
C ard 2/3

S/14 3/6 2/000//0 12/00 1/c 05
Electrical properties.... D238/D303
by the development of intense ionization processes. The D-89 oil was
considered as having advantages over the vaseline oil. The Tuyniaza
oils are assessed as suitable for power capacitors, given the correct
~;retreatment. There~are 6 figures and 3 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy politeldinichesIdy institut im. M-I.~
Kalinina (Leningrad Polytechnic Institute im. M.1-
Kalinin) (Renne, Bondar6nho and Li Kuo-ho); Institut
i -dcirskogo filiala X4 SSEM
organ cheskoy khimii Basl
(It-stitute of Organic Chemistry, Bash1cirskiy Divi-
sion, AS USSR) (1-,'alantar)-
Card 3/3

DOLGOV.9 D.N., doktor ldiim.haulkl prof. (deceased];
KHUDOBIN, Yu.I., inzh.;
191ARITONOV., N.P., kind:ldiin.nauk; MRIBY V.T., doktor
teldin.nauki,
prof.; ~914MM inzh.; SOYJL, G.P... inzh.
sz~,-
Effect of the composition and structure of the molecules
of certain
organosilicon liquids on their electrical pro,,.erties.
Izv. vys.
ucheb. zav.; energ. 5 no.6:31-36 Je 162. (ILTRAL 15:6)
2. Institut khimii silikatav AII SSSR (for Dolgov.,
nudobin, Kharitonov).
2. Leninggradskiy politekhnicheskiy institut iz~~eni
M.I.Kali*ina (for
Renne., Bondarenko. Sova).
(Silicon organic compounds-Electric properties)

VOLUBUYIN, S.A.; KOCHUM, I.M.; BONnMWjIQwWb&; IZUY10Y, V.G.,
inzhener;
DOTSENKO, M., redaktor; VUYIO~ M., tekhnichniy redaktor.
[Continuous-sequence method in plastering work]
Potokovo-roschleno-
vanyi metod shtukaturnykh robit. Kyiv, Derzh.vyd-vo tekhn. lit-ry
URSR, 1954. 61 p. (MIRA 8:2)
(Plastering)

BONDARENK% P. P.
Bondarenko, P. P. - "For progressive Michurinist biology in
medicine",, (On
the discussions of the expaned meeting of the Presidium of the
acadewj of medical
Sciences, USSR9 on 9 and 10 September 1948). Vestnik Akad. med.
nauk SSSR, 19481
No. 5,, P. 11-19.
SO: U-30420 3-1 March 531, (LetoPiB 'Zhurnal 'rWkh Statey, No.
7, 1949).

BONDATMVOI F. P.
Science
Methodical material for the study of the philosophical bases of
Pavlov's
teachings. Moskva, Akademiia med. nauk SSR, 1951.
9. Month].L List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
November 195442Unclassified.

B01M&RMO. P.P., professor; PAGOVA, N.M., redaktor;
KIWAROVA, N.A.,
redaktor.
[Handbook on methods for.studying the philosophical
principles
of Pavlov's physiology] Metodichaskoe posobie k
fzijcheniiu filo-
sofskikh osuov Pkvlovskoi fisiologii. Moskva, Izd-vo
Akad.med.
nauk sSSR, 1953. 37 P. (MI-RA, 7--11)
(Favlor, Ivan Potrovich, 1849-1936)

BOIMAREKO, P.P., professor
Averl4sting and indestructible friendship and tinity
of brotherly
nations; 300th annivervary:of the reunification of
the Ukraine
and RVPsia. Test AM SM no.2:3-8 t54. (kW 7:7)
(UDIGIU history,
*RassiZ

B0NDMNKO,_P.P.; KIBOVSKrY, N.I.; ERTAITSKIT, I.N.
-'~'
Ideological work- in institutes of the AcadezW of
Medical Sciences of
the U.S.S.R. Vest. AMN SSSR no.3:41-46 154. (MIRA 7:li)
(EDUCATION, MEDICAL,
In Russia, ideol, aspects)

WSR/14edicinc Regional Pathology, Conference
Card 1/1 Pub 122-5/9
`7'73
Author Bondarenkc, P. P., Professor and Karandayev, S. Ye., Can Wd
Sci
Title Joint scientific session of the Academy of 11edical Sciences
USSR and the Min-
istry of Health Uzbek SSE, dedicated to the problems of regional
pathology
Periodical : Vest. AM SSSR$ 1, 40-54, Jan/Mar, 1955
Abstract : A conference on regional pathology and medical
parasitology, jointly spon-
sored by the AcadeaW of Medical Sciences USSR and the YAnistry of
Health of
the Uzbek SSE, was held in Tashkent on September 20-26 1954. About
50 active
and corresponding menbers of the Academy of Medical Sciences USSR
and scien-
tists and physicians of Soviet Republics of Central Asia and
Transcaucasus
were in attendance. Polish People's Republic and Asian countries
within and
without the Soviet orbit sent their delegates in response to
invitation of
the Soviet government. It was reported that a reliable vaccine has
been de-
veloped against Omsk hemorrhagic fever and that an avirulent
brucellar vac-
cine and dry live vaccine have proven effective in preventing
brucellosis in
cattle. It was also reported that vaccine against typhus fever has
been manu
factured in large quantities in the TJSSR. Vice-President of the
Acaaemy of
Medical Sciences USSR who presided over the conference stated that
"the So-
viet medical scientists are under obligation to develop preventive
measures
against a number of diseases prevalent predominantly in the
Republics of Cen-
tral Asia."
Institution: --

BCUDAMMO, P.P.,professor
Father of Russian physiolojor; on the 50th anniversaz7
of Z.X.
Sechenov's death. Vast. ANN SSSR no.4:37-49 155. (MLRA
9:2)
(BIOGRLM13s,
Sechenov, I.M.)

BOXD"]Jg,,-,F,F -. professor
Champion of the scientific outlook and progress in
science. Vest.
AMU SSSR 11 no.2:89-91 156. (MIRA 9:8)
(NWHNIKOV, ILI IA ILI ICH, 1845-1916)

P.P.; HINASOV, V.S.
A new international medical magazine. "Living conditions
and
health.* Vest. ANN SSSR 12 no.1:90-94 157 (MIRA 10:5)
(PUBLIC IMA --PERIODICALS)

BONDARS1110 P.P. fessor
i ~jk,+t*F,
Dervinism and medicine; on the 75th sanivereary of
Gharles Darwin's
death. Vest,AHN SSSR 12 no.2:45-51 157. (MIRA 10:10)
(MEDICINE
Darwinism in mod.)
(DUWIN, CHARISS ROBiRT, 180q-18U)

BONDARMNKO,' P.P., prof.
ounder of physiological Science on the 300th anniversary of
W.Rarvey'9 death, 1578-1657. Veat. MIN SSSR 12 no.6:66-71 157.
(PMIOLOGY (MIM 11:2)
contribution of William Harvey)
(HARVIY, WILLIAM, 1578-1657)

-BMARMO, P.Pe, prof
Valuable handbook on public health problems in the socialist
countries. Vest.AHN SSSR. 13 no-7:89-95 158 (MIRA 11:8)
(PUBLIC HFIALTH)

BONDAMINKO, P.P,~. prof.; RABINOVICK, MJ[h.. dots.
I
Problem of the ideological struggle with modern freudianism.
Vest.
AMN SSSR 14 no-l-73-91 159. (MIRA 12:2)
(PSTGE[OANAIZTICAL TUOHY,
Fraud's doctrines (Rua))

BONDAIISHKO, P.P., prof.
philosophical problems in theoretical medicine.
Vest.AIGI SSSR 14 n0-7:87-92 159- (HIPJL 12: 9)
(PHILOSOPIff, MRDICAL)

BONDARIM, P.P., prof.; ROINOVICH, M.Kh., dotsent
Romrkable date in the history of the struggle for
materialism in
philosophy and natural science. Vast. AMN SSSR 14
no.9t76-85 159.
(MIRA 13:1)
(KEDICINZ--MILOSOPHT)

BONDARE NKO, P.P. - RABBIOVICH, M. Kh.
, --. -. --, -
"Interesting and necessary book on theoretical problems of
the structure
and activity of the brain.* Reviewed by P.F.Bondarenko, IMM.
Rabinovich. "lest. AMN SSSH 16 no.6t88-91 161. KLIA 15-1)
tMUIN)

BOWARMO, F.F.: RABINOVICH, M-Kh.
Great founder of Russian science; on the 250th
anniversary of the
birth of M.V.LcqMsov. Vest. AMN SSSR 16 no.U:83-87
161.
:i
(141RA 15:2)
(LOMONOSOV, MIKHAIL VASILIEUCH, 1712-1765)

OMIN) A.L~ akadeni1;; 90DITSYM, A.N., prof.;
NAUMOV, V.P.,
prof.; KOVALISKIYj V.V.; YUROVA, I.L., dots.;
PLATOIIDV,G.V.,
prof.;KAGANOV, V.M.; FURMAN, A.Ye., dots.;
MEDITLEV,
N.V., prof.; YAK1114OV, V.P., kand. biol. nau1c;
7,T1UKOV-VEiM,Z1U11HOV, N.N.; BO14DAW.KOp_F.P.p
prof.;
MYSM, I.R., prof.; TRIBULEV, G.P., dots.;
TSAREGORODTSEIT, G.L., dots.; DOBROKHVALOV, V.P.,
kand.
biol. nauk; YMOVSKIY, V.I., prof.; VIKOROVA, Y..,
red.;
CIMIMM, I., m1ad. red.; ULANOVA, L., tekhn.red.
[Studies on the dialectic of living nature]
Ocherk dia
lektiki zhivoi prirody. Iloskva, Sotsekgiz..
1963. 527 p.
(MIRA 16:12)
1. Chlen-korrespandent Vsesoyuznoy akademii
sel'skokho-
zyaystvennyk1h, nauk imeni V.I.Lenina (for
Kovallskiy).
2. DeystvitelInyy chlen PY1N SSSR (for
Zhulcov-Verezhnikov).
(Biology--Philosophy)

USSR/Mathematics Approximation Sep/oct ~l
Methods
"Problem Concerning the Uniqueness for
Infinite
Systems of Linear Equations," F. S.
Bondarenko,
Artemovsk
E,
Matemat Sbor" Vol XXIX (71), No 2, pp
403-418
Bondarenkolspurpose is to establish suffl-
diently general and easily verifiable
condi-
tions governing the uniqueness. for
systems of
the f ollowing type: xi a aikxk + b i
(1-1, 2, - - ).t 1*
where the summation convention with regard
to
192T51
USSR/Mathematics - Approximation Sep/Oat 51
Methods (Coutd)
repeated indices holds. At the basis of
the in-
v*stigations lies the idea of the
majoration of
thel.given systems to a certain other
system.
Boundary-value problems of math physics,
inte-
gr,ation of ordinary differential eqn by
aid of
.series, the expansion of functions
assigned : , .
inadvance, and other problems lead to:the
ne-
cessity of studying such systems. Submitted
7. Jul 50.

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-

7~' ,
uqu,
)o slual% ~s allxjvu~ ;0j 5savatiblun UQ

%B~*'Xpa
~ - - , - - U.0"M %Q~~
Convergenoe of the algorithm of sucoessive
approximations and
ths, evaluation of errors conneoted with the
numerioal solution
of infinite systems of linear algebraio equations&
If&uk#zap*I~rIv&
157. -
un. 16 no 2!81-89 (14IRA 11.11)
(Hathematloal ana3yeie)

A, 38.1-0
ay.
-5 j
S-
TITLE: U11 I U t io n 0 C
z;i t h IL11(j
Rof e-1-a t4. v 2 1
t-:z, C'. t '2B'.282.
J,.~,Uk. Zap.
16, 171-10/3)
'-EXT: The author considers the colution Of ~116
beharm.,onic ~).-oblcm. fov domzz.~-;ns -ahich cL!l be onto
a cii-cle; the prob1cizi I_,; reCuced tu an infinite of
lincar
a! 3elbrai ce;--uations. Suffici(~:nt conditions are -ivcn
t1lat, tlh,~ infi-ile
iw.,;SeL;SUS a solut-ion E~mLranteein,- the e)-istcznce of
t*ne colution
o- ,the Vih~-rmonic ;.'O'L)lL;I. '11he sane conditions al-o
6uziri~tntce the
convergence of the appro-ximative solution to the ribrorous
zolution.
If Cj-) maps the unit circle onto the given domain, if
v
G,= e1 ooint on the Qircle a C;ivcl I -,Ctio~
r cv 01 and if !P(6) i4; ful Cf
then thQ :%Lill -~QSU14-'- o" 'he pL~p(--r c~~n bu
for.,-.ulatp-d
in tvo sen'LQnces:
Card 113

On th,:: ooluluion of
1. Let be sati-ofied; a.) has derivalives of -I-irs. and
~,:cconcl~
order on 0 :S v --':! 2 F(CY) therc: ha--
derivat-I've-.-, of first
the --econd k7cri%ativc of thk~ fi2st function and thc
firs:t ~!erivativc
ol' !:I,e 3ecand function ~--ati:;-L,- the Lipschitz
-;,4th v.-I ex,)onent
0 . Then the s-,:s
r(6) Lk/ (G') d6-1
b
co
+ Z
k 1N~ a1) Sk+v- I k (k 1,2,-..),
00
7 v
b + 0, 1, 2....
k k+ v -1
IiLs a solution which for 1 6-uarantces the absolute
converjence
04' the s6ries
U.
Card 2/3

0., 1 t- I i oi o r. o i' the; funda7,icntual
C', c0
fi- Y a,, ~Ir ~i
k=1 " k=O
/62/C;C'C;,/C021/0"O/092
C I '1 1c 3 3 3,
bk k
CO
T'(-N L ka,
k=1 r,
2. If the conditionS u.), b.) --re oatisfied, then the
ap-proximative
oystem obtainoa froin (1), %vhun L-11 & with k ~- n are
put equal to
k
Zero, i~i absolutely --ulvablc and rives an
ajjpro~,imativo, solution which
tend-- for n --~ co to the s4ilution of (1); lic-re the
ai)~,),.,o,~imativo
solution of tho bihar-monic problem conver.-es to its
ri,~orous solution.
1---bstrLCter's note: Complete tranz~lation.~
Card 3/3

S/04 62/000/006/087/127
Bi 66YBI 12
AINHOR: Bondarenko, P. S.
TITLE. The convergence of the algorithm of successive
approxima
tions for a biharmonic difference equati.on
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Matematika, no. 6, 1962,*
35, abstract
6V165 (Visnik Kiivslk. un-tu, no. 19 1955, ser. astron.,
matem. ta mekhan., no. 2, 31-39)
TEXT: The convergence of one of the modifications of Seide'lls
iterative
method is proved in its application to the system of
linear-algebraic
equations obtained in the fundamental%biharmonic problem where
the
biharmonic equation is replaced by difference equations.
Convergance
follows from the fact that the matrix of the system of
biharmonic
difference equations possesses the same properties as the
matrix of the
system of harmonia difference equations (in the fundamental
Dirichlet
problem)., namely: it depends only on the arrangemerit of the
mesh points
within the domain and on the boundary (it does not depend on
the given
boundary values), and is symmetrio*p non-singular, and
positive definite.
Card 1/2

The convergence of the algorithm
bstracter's note: Complete translation.]
S/044/62/000/006/087/127
B166/B112
Card 2/2

AUTHOR:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
One class of linear difference
Referativnyy zhurnal.
6VI32 (Visnyk Xyivalk.
matem.-ta mekhan., no.
S/044/62/000/006/070'/127
B168/S112
operators
Matematika'-no. 6,- 1962, 25, abstract
un-tu, no. 2, 1959, Ser..astron.,.
2, 26-44)
TEXT: The class of differential equations
P 0 1) -
L -> .(-l) A:- [Pv(t) L-u f(t) (1)
u V-0 dt dt%)
with the boundary conditions
2p-1
iiu > [ai,U(V) (a) + biv'(11)(P)i -. 0, 1-11 ... 72p. (2).
V-~ o
is solved by the method of finite differences. The conditions
vhich must
be-imposed on the coefficients F v (t) and the constants aid and
bi,), in
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One class of linear difference ...
S/044/62/000/006/076/127
B168/B112
order that the corresponding system of difference equations have a
symmetrical positive definite difference operator, are investigated.
Two sets of functions are introduced into the consideration:
(1) C2P(vjP) is the set of functions u(t), defined on (a,P),
differentiable 2p times and satisfying the boundary oondi'uio.na
(2);
(2) C(a,p)'is the set of functions x(t), defined and continuous on
2p(a,p)
and also the differential operator A with the domain of definition
C ~ i
and such that the result of its application to the function U(t)EC
2p(a,P) I
is the right-hand side of equation (1). Then (1) and (2) can be
written
in the form of one operator equation
Au - f.
UsiDa the method of finite differences fronithe operator equation
(3) the
author goes over to the difference equation
Ahuh a fh* (4)
Having defined the concept of approximation of the differential
equation by
difference equations, as well as the oonoept of the order of
approximatio"t
and that of stability of the difference equation, the author proves
Lhe
Card 2/4

8/044/62/000/006/076/1L'7
One class of linear difference ... B168/bI12
follo*Wing propositions: (1) if P (t) (V O'1'...'p) is V times
continuously
differentiable on (a,P), then in 1he cl&sg of functions C2P
(aj) the
difference equation (4) approximates the differential equation
(2) If-the difference operator I is positive definite, then it has
the
~ -I - h
inverse operator Ah , which is defined on a set lof vectors ph* of
the form
- 0' f *get f 1 0 9 0) ; f f (t an* a is unif r*ml'y
f
h p N-P
p
p
(relatiVe to h) bounded on this set:
A f* f*
1'~h h 2 h
1
I
where y> 0 is a constant not dependent on h or U h' If the difference
operator X is positive definite, then-the difference equation (4) is
h
stable. (4) If the difference operator Ah is positive definite,
then-therei
i-j a unique solution of U~t for
,!~02p(aop) for the differeintial equation (3)
any given function f t)EC The solution of the difference equatio N
n
Card.

S/044/62/000/006/076/127,
One class of linear difference ... B168/B112
with h-,,O converges to the solution of the differential e4uation (3):
0. (5) The difference operator approximating differential I
li4u - Uh
h-0
operator (1) with the boundary condition' u(V)(Ct) - 01 U(V)(0) - 0
O'IP .... p-1) will be positive definite if PY(t)>O, (V -
011'...'p-1)i
and P (t)>a > 0, a-