SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BORISOV, Y. S. - BORISOVA, A. I.

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BARMOV, A.A., inzh., laureat Leninskoy premii;- ~--Q-R--'-S-0-10 'rues., in'zh.;
VAKS, D.I., iuzh.; TLLDZI7WSKIT, A.F.. doktor tekhne nank; prof.,
laureat'Stalluskoy'premli: GIROM, Z.X., inzh.; GL17=, Y.Tes'.9
Insh ; ZOBIN, V.S., iuzh.; KA=, XT I,, dote.; XAMINSKATA, V.V.,
kand: tekhn. nauk; MR NSKIT, V.N.: inzh..laureat Laiduskoy
premit; KWHIR, A.M., kand. tekhn. nauk; KOOMM, I,X,, kand, tekhn,
nauk-, I&VIFA, Z.M&,~Inzh.; LUKIYANOV, T.P., inzh.; XOROZOVA,-Ye.M.,
iuzh.; NOSKIff, P.A., kand. tekhn. nauko dote.; NIB3RG, N'Ta.,
kand. tekba. -nmk-,,.0STROUKOV, G.A.. inth.; PIDTKIN, I.B.: iuzh.;
SPIVAK, 31.11., kand. teldiu,---nauk; SUM-SRIK, X.R., iuzh.; SHASHqN,
P.I.* inzh.; SHIFRIN, SX, iuzh'; UMBSON, H.Q., dok-tor tekhn.
nauk: prof.; GLIM.,B.M.. . inzh.:. red.-.. SOKOWVA, TF,, tekhn,
red.
[Handbook for mechanics of machinery plants in tow volumes]
Spravochnik mekhanika mashinostroitelinogo zavoda v dvukh tomakh.
Vol.l. [Organization &~3d design preparation for repair workY
Organizateiia i konstruktorskaia podgotovka remontnykh rabot.
Otv. red. toma R.A. Nookin- 1938- 767 p. Moskva, Oos. nauchno-
tekhn..izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry~ (MIRA 11t8)
(Machinery-Maintenance and repair)

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AUTHORS: Lokshi4n,, Ye. M. and Borisov, Yu. S., Engineers
TITLE: M11M,
Intensification of--Me--Tf5"fsV' Fur nace Process by ChanginG
the Composition of Blast (Intensifikatsiya domennogo
protsessa izmeneniyem sostava dutlya)
PERIODICAL: Stall, 1958, Nr 5. pp 391-397 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The choice o4k.' the most effective compositions of blast
is difficult due to lack of calculating and experimental
data,, scientifically based, which characterise possible
changes in the course of various blast furnace processes
on the transfer from one kind of blast to a blast of a
different composition. In order to establish the
possibility, expediency and an approximate economic
effectivity of individual compositions of blast furnace
blast as well as rational conditions of their practical
utilisation, a method of calculating indices of the blast
furnace performance, based on drawinr, up zonal heat
balances was developed. In the light of present views on
heat exchange in a blast furnace, it is possible to limilt
its division into two zones, the boundary between which
is the temperature of the z6ne of slowed down heat
exchange. In the calculations such a development of all
Card 1/6 blast furnace processes is tak-en at which this temperature

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Intensification of the Blast Furnace Process by Changing the
Composition of Blast
is within the limits, corresponding to operating
conditions of the best Soviet.furnaces. The first
approximate method of taking into account the kinetics
of reduction in a blast furnace was developed on the
basis of laboratory investigations carried out on a
special large installation of VNIIMT. The reduction of
pelletsowas carried out in a layer at temperatures
800-970 C with gases containing from 32 to 70016 of
reducing components (CO + H ). The linear gas velocity
1.2,to 1.5 m9/min. As a criterion for the reducing
ability of gas the value of kg - the weight of metallic
iron3formed during the reduction of briquettes with
In m of gas during 1 minute. The relationship between
kg and total % of CO + H2 in gas is practically linear
(Fig-3). In order to mal-ntain in the furnace normal
aerodynamic conditions it is necessary to secure the
constancy of the amount of gas passing through the
furnace in a unit of time and to retain the distribution
of temperatures in the furnace. The main parts of the
Card 2/6 method of calculating are outlined in a general form.

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Intensification of the Blast Furnace Process by Changing the
Composition of Blast
These are; A. Calculation of material characteristic of
raw materials. As starting data for the calculation the
composition of raw materials, composition of pig and slag,
the degree of transfer of the individual elements into
iron and slag, the yields of pig t/t and slag t/t,
consumption of fluxes t/t, the consumption of carbon on
direct reduction and the amount of carbon burned at
tuyeres. B. Calculation of zonal heat balances. The
furnace was divided into three zones; zone of intensive
heat exchange (bottom part) and the zone of slow heat
exchange (middle part) and the zone of well developed
heat exchange (top part). The division is shown in Fig.l.
C. Calculation of the combustion process in the tuyere zone.
D. Calculation of the degree of direct reduction,
E. Determination of blast furnace performance indices.
Calculations were carried out for blasts containing coke
oven, natural, producer, blast furnace and carbon dioxide
gases 9 oil and steam. i1wo methods of utilising coal d8st
were also considered; a) blowing in hot gas (1600-1700 C)
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Intensification of the Blast Furnace Process by Changing the
Composition of Blast
cyclone type; b) blowing in natural coal dust. According
to the calculated results all additions to the air blast
can be dividied into three groups: 1) consuming heat in
the tuyere zone (steam, CO , blast furnace gas);
2) evolving heat in the tu�ere zone (coke oven and natural
gas, oil, etc.); 3) comparatively neutral in respect of
heat consumption in the tuyere zone (producer gas etc.).
A specific feature of all additions is a decrease in the
combustion temperature in the tuyere zone. For the
additions of the second and. third group a decrease in the
intensity of the combustion of coke at tuyeres is also
characteristic. All these deficiencies limit the
application of any of the above additions, but can be
overcome by oxygen enriel).ment of blast. The dependence
of oxygen consumption (m~/t of pig) on the type and
pvupoi:tion of an addition to blast - FiG~-5; the influence
of additions of steam (A), natural gas (E) and producer
gas (V) on the output (a), coke rate (b), cost of pig (v),
calorific value of top gas (g) - FiG.6; the influence of
additions of oil (A), cyclone semi-gas (B) and coal dust (V)
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Intensification of the Blast Furnace Process by Chan6inG the
Composition of Blast
Conclusions: 1) For a successful application of all types
of additions to the blast its simultaneous oxygen
enrichment is necessary. 2) The calculations indicated
that an enrichment of blast furnace blast with oil,
natural, coke oven and producer gas, as well as blowing
in coal dust either directly or in the form of semi-gas,
obtained in a cyclone combustion chamber, should have an
effective influence on the blast furnace performance.
Within the limits investigated a maximum decrease of cohe
rate of 30-3_Y/o and an increase of out-put of 40016 with
simultaneous sharp increase in the calorific value of toD
gas can be expected. 3) The use of carbon dioxide and
steam for blast enrichment has no advantages. 4) kn
increase in the temperature of preheating blast additives
should be beneficial for the furnace performance.
5) It is advantageous to introduce blast additives into
the tuyere zone. 6) The proposed method of calculating
enables an approximate evaluation of the effect of various
additions to blast furnace blast. 7) The results of
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Intensification of the Blast Furnace Process by Changing the
Composition of Blast
carry out semi-industrial or industrial trials with blast
aaditives as soon as possible.
There are 7 figures and 9 references, 8 of which are
Soviet, 1 English
ASSOCIATION: Urallskiy N.-i. Institut chernykh metallov.
(Ural Scientif ic-Re search Inatitute for Ferrdus
Metals)
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NOSKIN, R.A., kand.tokhn.nauk, red.; BOR-ISOT,,Yu.S., inzh., red.;
PLITNIT, T.D.. lush., red.; KimAyLonny, Y.i., inzh.. red.;
C-MOV, T.P., insh., red.; POPOT, A.T., lush., red,; BLIKIND,
T.D., takha.red,
[Modernization and repair of machinery plant equipment) Koderni-
satsiia I remont obomdovaniia mashinostroitellufth savodov. Pod
red. R.A.Noskina. Soak-va. Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.
lit-ry, 1959. 261 p. (HTRA 13:3)
1. Hauchno-tekhnicheelcoye obahchestvo mashinostroitallnoy pro-
myshlannosti. TSentrallnoys pravleniye.
(Industrial equipmnt--Kaintenance and repair)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4601
Koordinatnoye soveshchaniye po primeneniyu kisloroda na metallurgicheskikh
zavodakh Urala. Sverdlovsk, 1956
Primeneniye kisloroda na metallurgicheskikh predprivatiyakh Urala; materialy
koordinatsionnogo soveshchaniya (Use of Oxygen in Metallurgical Plants of
the Urals; Materials of the Coordination Conference) Sverdlovsk, 1960.
152 p. Errata slip inserted. 1,000 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agencies: Akademiy-a nauk SSSR. Urallskiy filial. Institut metal-
lurgii; Urallskiye pravleniya nauchno-tekhnicheskikh obshchestv chernoy i
tsvetnoy metallurgii.
Resp. Ed.: P.S, Kusakin., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Tech. Ed.: N.F. Sered-
kina,
PURPOSEs This collection of papers is intended for scientific research and
technical personnel in the field of metallura.
COVERAGEv The use of oxygen in ferrous and nonferrous metallurgy of the Urals
is discussed. Results of ezperiwat*I~Ube-of in's6me metallurgical
plants are presented. During the Coiifi~.renoe, hold December 20 and 21'.
1956, the following persons (in additicm to the authors) took part in
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Use of Oxygen (Cont.)
SOV/4601
the discussion: V.Ya. Miller, V.V. Mikhaylov, P.Ya. Sorokin, A,A. Perestoronin
(all affiliated with the Institute of Metallurgy of the Ural Branch AS USSR),
S.M. Kazachenko (Nizhne-Saldinskiy metallur i heskiy zavod - Vizhnyaya-Salda
Metallurgical Plant), M.F. Kochin (Deceasedl awrallskiy institut chernykh
metal3ov - Ural Institute of Ferrous Metals , M.Ye. Kislitsin (Chelyabinskiy
metallurgicheskiy zavod - Chelyabinsk Metallurgical Plant), G.V. Demin
(Krastourallskiy medeplavilInyy zavod - Krasnourallsk Copper Smelting Plant),
V.A. Aglitskiy (Institut Unipromed' - "Unipromed'" Institute). Some of the
papers are followed by references, both Soviet and non-Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTENTSt
Introduction
3
Revebt3ov, V.P. Institut metallurgii Ural'skogo filiala AN SSSR [Institute
of Metallurgy of the Ural Branch of the Academy of Sciences USSR]. On the
Problem of Determining Basic Trends in the Use of Oxygen in Ural Metallurgical
Plants 5

Use of Oxygen (Cont.)
SOV/4601
Bragin: V.T. [Institute of Metallurgy of the Ural Branch of the Academy of
Sciences USSR]. Theoretical Principles in the Use of Oxygen in the Blast-
Furnace Process 11
Zakharov, A.F. LNizhne-Tagillskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat (Nizhniy Tagil
Metallurgical Combine]. Experimental Use of Oxygen in Blast-Furnace Opera-
tion 23
Borisov, Yu.S. LUral'skiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut chernykh metal-
lov kUral 6dT6nt=1c Research Institute of Ferrous Metals)]. Use of Oxygen-
Enriched Blast In Blast-Furnace Operation 37
Novolodskiy, P.I. LNizhniy Tagil Metallurgical Combine~. Experimental-Use
of Oxygen in Open Hearth Furnaces 43
Khudyakov, N.A. [Ural Scientific Research Institute of Ferrous Metals].
Use of Oxygen in Open Hearth Furnaces 57
Mikhaylikov, S.V., and V.N. Krysov.[Institute of Metallurgy of the Ural
Branch of the Academy of Sciences ~SSRI Uralvagonzavod (Ural Railroad Car
Plant)]. Experimental Use of Oxygen in the "Uralvagonzavod" 65

S/117/61/000/001/006/013
A004/A001
AUTHOR. Borisov, Yu. S.
TITLE: Regulating the Organization of Repairs and Modermization of Equipment
PERIODICAL- Mashinostroitel', 1961, No. 1, pp. 15-17
TEXT: The author gives a report on the results of the All-Union Scientific-
Technical Conference on Organization of Repairs and Modernization of Equipment,
taking place in June, 1960, in Gorkiy. The Conference was convened by the
Tsentral'nyy i Gor'kovskiy pravleniya NTO Mashprom (Central and Gor'kiy Board of
NTO Mashprom) together with the GNTK Soveta Ministrov SSSR (GNTK of the Council
of Ministers of the USSR), Gosudarstvennyy komitet Soveta Ministrov SSSR po avto-
matizatsii i mashinostroyeniyu (State Committeelbr Automation and Mechanical
Engineering at the Council of Ministers of the USSR) and the Gor'kiy Sovnarkhoz.
After a short survey on the development of the system of preventive maintenance,
the author points out that only after the reconstruction of the industrial
administrations and the introduction of SovnaLrkhozes in the Soviet economy it was
possible to establish centralized and specialized enterprises to carry out preven-
tive maintenance work and general overhaul of equipment for a number of plants.
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AO04/AOOI
Regulating the Organization of Repairs and Modernization of Equipment
Thus the Moscow City and Oblast' Sovnarkhozes founded plants for the overhaul of
metal-working machine tools and the centralized reconditioning of worm machine
parts. Mechanical repair shops are being organized whose serviced; are available
to quite a number of enterprises of certain industrial fields. The Mosoblsovnar-
khoz, Mosgorsovnarkhoz and Lensovnarkhoz have introduced the centralized overhaul
of electromotors, transformers and other power equipment and devices. Several
Sovnarkhozes, e. g. the Gor'kiy, Moscow City, Kuybyshev and others, have organized
the serial manufacture of a number of spare parts and units for the modernization
of metal-cutting machine tools. Thus, e. g. the Kuybyshev Sovnarkhoz has founded
a special shop for the centralized production of gears and splined shafts, which
lowers the production costs of these parts considerably and increases the quality
of manufacture. Special planning and designing organizations for the repair and
modernization ofequipment are being created, e. g. the TsKBAM Mosgorsovnarkhoz,
VPTI Lensovnarkhoz, PTIMASh Khar'kov Sovnarkhoz, TsPKTB Mosoblsovnarkhoz, VPTI
Stroydormash of Mosgorsovnarkhoz, etc. The Conference stated, however, that, in
the whole, the work carried out by the industry in the field of improving repair
facilities and modernization of equipment has not yet come up to expectations and
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S/117/61/000/001/006/013
Ac)o4/Aool
Regulating the Organization of Repairs and Modernization of Equipment
lagged behind the tempo of development and technical improvements in industry. The
Conference regretted the attitude of the Gosplan USSR, the Gosplans of the Union
Republics and other central organizations and scientific research institutes, not
giving adequate support to the Sovnarkhozes in the field of repair and moderniza-
tion of equipment. Particularly the organization of regional Repair Plants and
specialized repair enterprises leaves much to be desired. The Conference recommerd-
ed the Sovnarkhozes to create and develop specialized repair plants and shops for
the centralized overhaul and modernization of equipment, manufacture of spare parts
and units and also to utilize for this purpose free capacities of production and
mechanical repair shops. In order to speed up the organization of regional Repair
Plants, the State Committee for Automation and Mechanical Engineering of the
Council of Ministers of the USSR should instruct the "Giprostanok" and "Orgstan-
kinprom" Institutes to develop z-tandardized technical plans providing for the
modernization of machine tools and other equipment which is undergoing overhaul.
Another important problem being discussed by the Conference was the lack of
qualified labor for repair works. Although it is imperative to have skilled repair
workers at the plants, the Ministry of Higher and Medium-Level Special Education
does not take steps to train qualified personnel for repair work and service of
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S/117/61/000/001/006/013
AOO4/AO01
Regulating the Organization of Repairs and Modernization of Equipment
equipment, which, on the other hand, results in an insufficient mechanization and
automation of production. Another point being discussed by the Conference was the
most expedient pay-system for repair workers. While a certain part of the parti-
cipants were in favor of the piece-rate system, others preferred time wages for
repair workers, referring in particular to the difficulties of the piece-rate
system arising in connection with the introduction of the seven::hour working day.
The Conference recommended the Sovnarkhozes to avail themselves of the practice of
the Mosoblsovnarkhoz in creating special production and experimental enterprises
for the strengthening and reconditioning of machine parts, these enterprises being
subordinated to the sections of the Chief Mechanic and Chief Power Engineer of the
Sovnarkhozes.
ASSOCIATION: Sektsiya remonta i modernizatsii Tsentraltnogo pravleniya NTO
Mashprom (Repair and Modernization Department of the Central Board
of NTO Mashprom)
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BOR-ISOVY Yu.S.; MFANOV, A.A.
Investigation of the blast furnace process with introduction of
liquid fuel into the hearth. Stall 21 no.6:492-498 Je f6l.
(MRA 14:5)
1. Urallakly naucbno-issledovatellskiy institut chernykh metallov.
(Blast furnaces)
(Petroleum as fuel)

BORISOV, . S.; SAKRAROV, V. P.
MechanizinLy the machining of pinion teeth. Mashinostroitel'
no.12913-16 D 1620 (KLPA 16ti)
(Gear-cutting machines)

BORISOV, Yu.S.; SAM"V, V.P.
Devi'Ces for cutting gear racks in repair shops. Mashlnostroitall
no.9:13-15 S 163. (MIRA 16:10)
(Gear-cutting machines)

BORISOVI Yu..S*
Urgent problems in the development of repair service.
Mmohinostroitell no.9:10-12 S 163. (MIRA 16:10)
(Industreial equipment-Maintenance and repair)

DYFISHITS, X..A.; DIDENKO, S.I.; kand. ekon. nauk, retsenzent;
BORISOV, YU*S,) inzho, rod,
(The organization and economics of equipment moderniza-
tion] Organizatsiia i ekonomika ipodernizatsii oborudova-
niia. Moskva, lzd-vo 1114ashinostroenie," 1964. 136 p.
(MDU 17:6)

BORISOV, Y-00se, L-izb.
Basic theoretical principles of a syatnm for prevuntive maintenance
of equipment. Vest. mashinostor. 44 no.10!73-76 0 164. (141RA 17; 11)

BORISOV, Yu.S., kand. teklin. nauk; KORNEV, V.K., inzh.; PUSHKASH, I.I., inzh.;
YANTSEN, B.D., :Lnzh.; PARENIKOV, A.Ye.; ZAVARIJITSn', D.A.
Using liquid fuel in bl-st furnaces of the Nizhniy Tagil
metallurgical combine. Shall 25 no.6:497-503 Je 165.
(MIRA 18:6)
1. Nizhne-Tagillskiy metallurgicheskly kombinat i Urallskiy
nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut chernykh metallov.

BORISOVY YU.S.. ~
Computing the theoretical temperature of combustion In
a combined blast-furnace air blow. Stall 25 no.10t
884-890 0 165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Urallskiy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut chernykh
metallov.

BORISOV, Yu.V., kand.istoricheskikh,nauk
Highway of humanity. N"k'a i zhizn' 28 no.8:1-5 Ag 161.
(MIRA 14:8)
(Communism) (Russia--Economic policy)

60V/46- 4--4- 10/20
-AU THOR S Beb-huk, At,S.. ~ Borizov, Y-.).Ya, and RCzsnbr,-:g- L.D,
-TITLE: On the Pru!~Irm of Cavitational Eros-i-.-M. fK voproe~4 o L-A-,7--tatsionnloy
erc'zii)
PhalODIGAL: Akni~,ticheslriy Zhurnal, 1915e,, Vol 4. NT- S, pp ~USO'Rj
ABS,.rRAGT, Tn Raft -1-3 it vas shovn that the magnt-tuds ci cavitat-~.onai eroFion
do~,ond--, z,.-i the numbe7 of bibblez formed and the rate o-. their c-:,ilapss,
'Which deteminm the strength of the Shoccir walre produced on unilapse
of su.--h hil-ble~-. 'ihe m5an level of the cavitational nolse depenO.9 also
t,n the mamber and rate or t,,ollapcza or b;,.bbles and there should be,
therafore, a ralat'-crship, between the caritationai ncize and the
xperimental
cavitational erceion. The present paper desc:ibA5 the eL
vt~rk an the -,f thip. rolat~!Xna.~iip. '11io (:P-%.-:Ltational orosion
Tip-s c-b-Sarved at the flat and surfa:--a ef aa aluminl'am -SaMP2.3 su"-ie'--ted
tc 8~1 ki/s a~eusti,~: ribrati-ors. ihree series or experiment,,; wars
made-,~ ia ,;atar, 44n vater with a 5urfa7,-h-ac-ti'7r., substance OF-10 and
a ac-atcnr, In a" l ~,a!-*r, the ttmr2 of irradiation was 9 minute.z. In
ea....Ii aer-ir-ks m-ga8urmants were made at three di:tan;!!s!~ ef the acouptio
fram the flat end- of the 8.?.uminium 7~amclle; those distances
Card 1/3 were 0 ~ F, 1. 5 and Z, 2 : 1. mm. ihe (, avitaui,~na -, aro-I ion msazurc-' by

On the Froblem Of CAN-Itational hrvlon
SOV/4b-4-4-10/20
datemining the 1,,5s In weight cr she Eampli~ The cavitational nciae
waa measured with a probe ~developell by Yu--'%, Borisov) coas:fting cf a
meta). ~-w wiTh a barium titanate ring pui,~had oato it. ihis metal rod
had a cra,7s-Section sixilar to that of ttieL aiwminium samp-'e and was
Ella%~3d in the same poa-ition as the sampla, with respect to the a~~oustic
Care waxi taicsn to eliminate sTaxidlng waves in the probe and
traw-7miss' cn cf tho accous-ci. - enerEy throui f
.L _~h the currVA nur a,.-a of the
pr,1-be- only the flat enc! -,urfaes of the rrfta vas meant to racal,v6
the acouv t'L,, anergir. Most of the p:)wer, radiated by t1he i-ibrator
was dir-cipated in calritazlon. only a smaA proportion of the
pcme. wa- spent on pre~ucing nound dira~,tly. rhe resulta are ahown in
t1k,3 fl.-!ra -cr, p 351. The orAinate TnOW5 xha mans iost by cavitation
,in Eramsi . vlu-fts the ataciA3a gi-es The mean s~T.;are of the cavitational
r.re--.--re kin xho meania& or xne eXperL:.m9nta-4 pointz
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on "Mlle Problem of Cavitational Ermion
so 1,
V/4b-4-4-10/20
in olio liVuro on p 661 is as foilow~: 3, Z, I represent the results
obtained in acetone; 8, 7, 5 -- in water with OP-10; 9, 6, 4 - in
water. Within the ranges of the em!ion (1:100) and pressure (1:50)
studiei by the authors the experimental poin-us lie, approximateiy
on a straight line.. Thereare 1 figure, 1 tahle and 3 Soviet referencen.
ASSOOL'.TiON: Akusticherriy Institat, AN SSSR, MozKva tAcou5mi-,al Institute,
A(:ademy of Sciences or the U.SS.R,, Mvaccm)
SUNQ ITED: August 14, IV58
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:WCF~~ST%,' WR: ARY.)14414 8/0124/64/000/001/BO23/W23
SOURCE: RM. Vlekhanika) Abs..lBl30
ALMAOR: Borisov, Yu. Ya.
TITLS: 14ethods for measuring sound fields
CITED SOURCE: Tr. 1-y Vses- nauchab-tekhn. konferentoii po, probl. vibratsion. i.'
pul'satsion. goreniya. M., 1962, 31-35
TOPIC-TAGS: sound,,sound field, pressure measurement, piezoelectric probe, coaxial
cable, wave guide
TRANSIATION: The construction. of a pigzoelectric waveguide probe for the measure-
meats of sound pressures under cavitation conditions has been described.
It is well known that piezoelements have a linear amplitude characteristic up
to very high sound pressures; being of sufficiently small size, they introduce a
negligible distortion into the sound field and exhibit excellent frequency charact-
eristics. Nevertheless, one cannot use the piezoelements directly in the presence
of cavitation and high temperatures since the sensing elements become quickly
destroyed and loose their piezoelectric properties.
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ACCESSION NR: AR4014414
The author proposes to separate the medium subjected to measurements and the
piezometer by an acoustic waveguide which satisfies the following requirements: it
has a linear amplitude characteristic, shows no velocity dispersion, exhibits a
flat frequency characteristic, and is not damaged by the medium. Such demands are
satisfied very well by the high frequency coaxial cable in which the copper core
transmits the elastic oscillations vhilelthe polyethylene layer contributes to the
damping.
The article describes in details the wide-band ultra sound probe RK-19 wave-
guide and the methodology of the measurements. There are 4 references. Ye. F.
Afanas'yev.
DATE Acq: 18Feb64 MM COM PH, GE ENM:. 00
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4876
Borisov, Yulian Yaroslavovich., and Leonid Olegovich Makarov
Ul Itrazvuk v tekhnike nastoyashchego I Wdushchego (Ultrasound in Engineer-
ing Today and in the Future) Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1960. 86 p.
5,000 copies printed. (Series: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Nauchno-populyarnaya
:
eriya)
Resp. Ed.: L. D. Rozenberg; Ed. of Publishing House; Ye. P. Moskatoy;
Tech. Ed.: 0. S. Simkina.
PURPOSE: This booklet is intended for physicists and engineers interested in
the scientific and practical applications of ultrasound.
COVEME: The booklet is one of a popular science series and discusses prac-
tical possibilities of ultrasound enginjering, some problems in ultrasonics
which require laboratory research, and the use of ultrasound in the control
and analysis of industrial processes, for precipitating dust and smoke, in
Cawrix-

Ultrasound in Engineering Today and in the Future SOV/4876
medicine, etc. Figures and drawings of some Soviet ultrasonic equipment
are included. Some American and English ultrasonic equipment and contri-
butions to the field are also discussed. No personalities are mentioned.
There are no references.
TAME OF CONTENTS:
From the Author
3
Ch. I. Ultrasound Changes the Properties of a Medium 5
Secrets of bubbles [ultrasonic cavitation in cleaning
and emulsification] 5
Quiet workrars [mvitation bubbles] 10
The bubbles float to the surface [coagulation of cavitation
bubbles 12
Ultrasound cleans the air [coagulation of aerosols in an
ultrasonic field] 14
Separation of mixtures 18
Ultrasound cuts glass 19
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BORIEDV, Y-a.ya.; STATIMOV, Yu.G.
Streamo arising in a standing sound wave. Alr-.ust. zhur. 11, no.h-35-
41 165. (mill l8t4)
1. Akusti-clie-skiy institut AN SSSR, Yoskva,

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AUTHORS: Borisov, Yu. Ya., Gynkina, N. M.
TITLE: Acoustic drying in a standing sound wave
?ERIODICAL: Akusticheskiy zhurnal, v. 13, no. 1, 129 - 131
T~,XT: The authors studied acoustic drying as a function of the position
of the material in a standing sound wave with the device shown in Fig. 1.
During this study, the numerous factors affecting drying in a sonic field
are to be separated. The higher harmonics occurring with high sound
levels were eliminated by a one-member low-frequency filter with a
cut-off frequency of -1500 cps. The sound pressure measureJ with a
cylindrical sound receiver was transmitted to an (JINL-214) vacuum
tube, or to an/,--3 (AS-3) spectral analyzer. Fig. 2 shows results
obtained by averaging over 15-fold measurements in 0.4 mm thick and
10-10 mm large specimens of filter paper (initial humidity 41 � 1~4,). The
relative error at more than 8/6 humidity did not exceed 10~, and increased
to 250/a with decreasing humidity. Curves 1, 2, 3, 4 of Fig. 2 show the
drying of the specimens in the pressure loop of the standing sound wave
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at sound pressures of 15D - 163 db. Though the rate of deviccation
increases with increasing sound pressure, sound pressure is not the
decisive factor in drying of capillary porous materials in a standing
sound wave. The high energy levels of the above-described dry chamber
are probably necessary for the generation of intense circulating floy.~s on V/
the drying surfaces, and thus for the removal of humiditg from these
surfaces. Owing to the temperature difference of 3 to 4 C betveen
pressure loop and pressure node, curve 5 of Fig. 2 was taken at a lower
temperature. All other curves were taken at 32 0C. A. K. Gorokhov and
L. A. "Jonakhova, took part in the present investigation. The following
monographs are mentioned-, A. V. Lykov. Teoriya sushki (Theory of drying).
ld.-L., Gosenergoizdat, 1950; 1. 1. Slavin. Proizvodstvennyy shum i bor'ba
s nim (Production noise and its control). A., Profizdat, 1955. There are
2 figures and 5 references: 3 Soviet-bloc and 2 non-Soviet-bloc. The two
references to English-language publications read as follows: E. Brun,
R. 1A. G. Boucher. Research on the acoustic air-jet generator. A new
development. J. Acoust. Sec. America, 1957, 29, 5, 573 - 583; R- M- G-
Boucher. Drying by airborne ultrasonics. Ultrason. News, 1959, 31 21
8 - 9, 14 - 17-
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A S SO C T ATI ON :Akusticheskiy institut ANI SSSR (icoustic2 institute
of the AIS USSR, 7.1osco-0
SUB';,';ITT--!'D July 26, 1961
Legend to Fit-. 1 ( 1 ) Dynamical BOO-w siren of the t~-Pe -7 - (UZG-7G),
(2) antechamber, (3) separating diaphragm, (4) acoustic filter, (5)
working chamber, (6) reflector, (7) specimen, (a) piezoelectric sound
receiver. (a) dry air, (b) air.
Fig. 2. Time dependence of humidity. 1~7' in abs., It in sec., pressures
in decibel.
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ACC NR: "6001998 1JP C), SOURCE CODE; IJR/0170/65/009/006/0741/0743
1 AUTHOR: Dolgopol v, N. N. Stmonyan, S. G. ; Borisov, Yu. Ya.
i ORG: Institute of New Structural Materials, Moscow (Institut novykh stroitellnykh
materialov)
TITLE: Kinetics of acoustic drying of capillary porous materials
SOURCE: Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy zhurnal, v. 9, no. 6, 1965, 741-743
TOPIC TAGS.: quartz, acoustic effect, Ivurethane, drying
1), 4i4~ 57
ABSTRACT! Tile kinetics of -aco -- sjEAry4awere studied on (Luar sand the bul1c of which
(88. 3%) consisted of particles 0. 355 - 1 mm in size, and con0aliTe-U-377-Tsture in the pro-
portion of 0. 164 kg/kg. The samples were subjected to various levels of sound pressure
(158, 163, and 167 db) at 7 - 15 kc, then analyzed for their moisture content. At tile same
time, the temperature distribution over the samples was measured with thermocouples.
The drying curve was found to consist of three portions: (1) a period of increasing dryingpj!
rate, (2) constant rate, (3) decreasing rate. Another material studied was polyurethane 1117
i foam, a material of high moisture absorption coefficient (up to 800%). It w59 &ried at i
UDC: 66.047.59

BORISOV. Zdr,
Diirid Livingstone, great explorer in Africa; 1813-1873. Nauka i tekh
mladezh 14 V-4:14-t AP 162.

BORISOV, Z.
"Devolopment o, Uncultivated ancl, Farren land in the 03ovie, Uni n1n, F. 7"
I " 95 / C'aria)
Vol, I o. 4, - "cf iYa, BU1
SO: ~.bnthly list of E~.,st Euroman Accessions, (E1%L), LC, Vol. 4, 1,
Jan. 1955, Uncl.

BORISOVp Z.
"Geographical division of rice production in Bulgaria."
P. 163 (Priroda I Znan--ieo Vol. 11, nos. 1-3, Jan.-Mar. 1958, Sofiia, Bulgaria)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC,, Vol. 7, No. 7, July 1958

BCRISOV, Zdravko
Economic geographical characteristics and agricultural problems
of the SandansId-Petrich subregion. Godishnik biol 54 no.3:
47-9.9 859/160 (publ. 9611.

VEJZHF.V,, Ivan; BORISOV, Zdravko; KRUSTEV, Kruatiu
- ~?-:', -- -
The lovech suburban zone f~rom the viewpoint of economic
geography. Godishnik biol 55 no-3:229-259 160/161 [publ. 1621.

DINEV, Liubomir,'I.~WELCHEV) Ivan,;-BORISOV, Zdravko,; KRUSTEV, Krustiu
Structural characte-istics,, distribuTiorp~a-,:' pr,.)blems
of the labor resourc)s coming from tl~e Peinik District.
Godishnik biol 57 no.2t201-250 162--163 [publ. 164].

4,6rav?o
The Razlog microrlistrfct~ GoILE:hnlk bj.ol- 5? n..i.2!251-307
1621-163 [publ. 1641.

BORISOV, Z.rl,. lnzh.
Me NSh-IOD hydraulic gear pump. Ifa3hinostroenl.e no.lg96-97
. a-F 16 5. (IIJRA j 8 24 )

BOIZISOV-BOGOLUMV) B., general--mayor intendantskoy sluzhby;
YABIA)N'Y,A, P., podpolkovnik intendantskoy slu2hby
Progressive method of financial planning. Tyl i snab. Sov.
Voor. Sil 21 no.10:54-:55 0 '6L (MIRA 15#1)
(Russia--A.m.y~-Finances)

BORISOV-ETINGOF, Ye.
For those who inquire, think, and create. Izobr. i rats. no.8%
35-36 Ag 162. (KRA 15 s 9)
1. Zamestitell glavnogo redaktora izdatel'stva "Znaniye".
(Bibliography--Technology)

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BORISOV-POTOTSKIY, SerM Aleksandrovich; ALAVERDOV, Ya.G., red.;
-- 7001FIA) T.Da, tekhn, -ed.
(Qualitative semimicroanalysis; laboratory manual] Kache-
stvannyi polumikroanaliz; praktikum. Moskva., Gos. izd-vo
"Vysshaia shkola," 1961. 254 P. (MIM 15*-4)
(Chemistry, Analytical-Laboratory manuals)

8() R /,S- (--~ v - fiE.6 /~/- ID
DAM, A,I., inzb.; BORISOV-EMIN, M.P., inzh.
Improve the production of rock, sand, and gravel used for
building materials. Nekh.trud.rab. 11 no.6:30-31 Ag '57.
(MIRA 10:11)
(Building materials)

---
Mechanized extraction and processing of rock products for use In
building.'Stroi.mat. 4 no.5:32-34 My 158. (MMA 22:4)
1. Nachallnik Glavmosuemdproma.
(Quarries and quarrying) (Sand and gravel plants)

BORISOV-RnRlM - I -DAYN, A.
-- A ~
Internal potentialities In the nonmetallic mineral induBtr7. Yin.
SSSR 20 no.4:37 42 AP '59- OfIRA 12:6)
~Buildlng materials industry-vinance)

BORISOVA, A.A., kand. med. nauk
Experience in the treatment of trophic ulcers with an acidophilic
paste. Vast. derm. i von. 38 no.3:75-77 Mr 164.
(141RA 18:4)
1. Kafedra kozhnykh bolezney (zav. - prof. L.A. Neradov) i biokhimii.
(zav. - prof. N.P. Pyatnitskiy) Kubanskogo meditsinskogo instituta
(rektor - dotsent V.A. TAtyshev) i Krasnodarskiy venerologichoskiy
dispanser (glavTiyy vrach I.N. Shirkov).

KOAGEZYAN, M.A., kt~nd, med. naul~, IWESOVA , A,A- Ran]. mf-J. miuk
.
". I :.Segses.
Medicinal p-.ope.-l-,jeo of squash ca~-!:~'ene in sl'Jti d'
Vest. derm. i ven. 38 no.12,,,49-51 D .164. ( P _3 A 1, 8 ~j 8 j 4
1. Kafedra k3zhnykli lxjln:mi~y (zav..-, prof, I.A., Nj~radvv)
Kubanskogo meditsinskego anstituta 1 Krasnodurskiy gorcdsk~~y
- 4
venerologicheskiy dispanaer "glavnyy vrach 1.N. Sh.Avkzx),

BORISOVA, A. A.
"Data on a Study of the Ametional Capacity of the Ki(Ineys in
Sypbilis 9 11 Cand TAed Sci, Krasnodar City Dermatovenereology Dispensary,
Kuban Medical Insto Krasnodar, 195h. (RZhBiol, ,,,,o ", Mir " )
55
1
SO: Sum. No. 670, 29 Sep 55--Sunrey of Scientific and TeChnical
Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher Educational Institutions (15)

BORISOVA, A.A.
Role of the biology teacher In the aesthetic training of pupils.
Biol.v shkole no.1:41-45 JA-F 160. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Ullyanovs)dy Institut unovershonstvovaniya uchiteley.
(Biology-Study and teaching)

BORISOVA3 A. G.
"Geographical Analysis of Caucasian Astragali and Their Genetic "elation,," Botan.
zhur., 33, No.3, 1947
Botanical Inst. im. Komarov

BMISOVA., G.
PA 17/49V6
UM/"loine - 30tarw way/jun 48
"Iola* - TozoaW
"Geographical Analysis of Caucasian Astragall and
Their Genetic Relation,* A. G. Borisov&, Bot Inst
Imeni V. L. KDmarov, Aoad Soi USSR, Leningrad, 7 PP
"Botan Mue Vol M=, No 3
Two hundred seven species of astrag&lus are found in
Caucasup, I.e., about 4peroent of the total number
of astragal species in USSR. Over 80 species are
endemic to Caucasus. Desoribes some species In de-
tail. Submitted 10 Aug 47.
- 17/49T86

ROIRISOVA, A. G.
i
Borisova, A.G.- "On the Classification of the genus of Trangacantaha 'All)"
tan. materialy Uerbari.va Botan. in-ta im. Komarova Akad. nauk SSSA, Vol. XI, 191j9,
p. 10607
SO: U-034, 29 Oct 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal 'nykh Otatey, No. 16, MO.

Compiiers: BORISQYA, A._-Q.; VASILIYEV, V. N.; GORSHKOVA, S. G.; ILIEI, M. 14.; nOICOV, M. V.
MALLYEV, V. 1,.; M-BAWYEV, 0. A.; POBEDIMOVA, Ye. G.; POYARKOVP, A. I.; PROMPLNOV, Ya.l.;
SHISHMIN, B. K.; SHTEYNBERG, Ye. I.; YUZEPCHUY,, S. V.; AFAITIAVYEV, 1". S.; KC,,VLPOV, V. T
I
(Acad.); Editors: SHISBKIN, B. K.; BOBROV, Ye. G.
Flora of the USSR Vol. 15, Moscow-Leningrad, 743 PP-IIJ-0
Book W-22202, 7 Apr 52

To X.v.
BLINOYSX .1 # A.G.- VASILICHXMO. I.T.; JWY.KRT. V.V.;
pAg
NIXITIN. Y.Y.; M~A.I.; SRAPAR M. X.K.; YEWHWNKO. B.A.;
SHISHKIM, B.X.; *ANDP, O.A.; VASIL' YNY.A.0". # tekhnichesid; redairtor;
"TROVA, K.T., takhnichookiy redaktor
[11ora of Turkmenistan] Flora Turkmenii. Ashkhabad, Izd-vo Turkmen-r'
skogo filial& Akad.nauk SSSR- Vol.4. 1950. 271 P. (MIRA 10:7)
1. Chlou-korrespondent Akademii nauk 333R (for Shishkin)
(Turkmenistan-Dotany)

BORISOVA, AG.
Astragalus and tragacanth of Crimea
Bot. mat. Gerb. 14, 1951

BORISOVA, A.G.
Genus Olea. Mora SSSR 18:512-516 152. (HLRL 6:5)
(01 i-ve )
; - ill - . I . I !--" ! ~ i
~ I -
--~. .. J. j,

BORISOVA. A.G,
wvli~-
New genus of the family Labiatae from Central Asia. Bot.mat.Gerb.
15021-324 153. (MLRA 7:2)
(Asia, Central--Labiatas) (labiatae--Asia, Central)

BORISOVA, A.G.
-,,.e, ~
Classification of the tribe Satureinese Benth. of the f-mmily
Iablatae in the flora of the U.S.S.R. Bot.mat.Geeb. 15:325-331
'53. (MIRA 7:2)
(Labiatae)

!aP-I,SOV~, .G SHMHKIN. B.1., radAktor; GOIOVNIN, M.L. redaktor;
__,L..jj
rzvzuHo it.b., tekhalabeskly redaktor.
Ilora of Trausbai%xlla. Angiospermae-Dicotyledone(Leguminosae).
Ylora Zabailaklia. no.6:546-663 154. (MLRA 8:6)
1. Chlon-korrespondent Akademii nauk SM (for Shishkin)
(Transbaikalla-leguminoses)

BORISOVA,A.G.
~nnmw~ -~*-
Species of the genus Bergenia Moonch In Central Asia. Bot.
mat.Gerb. no.16:97-103 '54. (KERA 8:9)
(Asia, Central-Tannins)

BORISOVA,A.G.
0. ..., 1, -
Rev species from the Labiatae family. Bot.ioat.Gerb.
no.16:274-285 154. (X!BA 8: 9)
(labiatae)

BORISOVA, A,.G.
-
'j,
Genera ThuBpoinanths, Brunalla. Flora SSSR 20.-.231-233; 493-48
154. MRA 7:7)
(labistae)

BORISOVA, A.G.; BOCHANTSIV. V.P. ; 3UTKOVO A.Ya., doteent; VASILIKOVSKAYA, A.P.;
vviiujwbKIY. A.L. dotsent; GOLODKOVSKIY, V.L.; GONCHAROV, N.Y.
[deceased); DROBOV. V.P., professor; XCROTKOVA, fe.Ye.; XOSTIIIA, X.P.;
KORYASHEV, S.N.,Cd8cbamedJ; IAKHIPA. M.N.; LIVCIMVSKIY.I.A.;
MIROHOV, B.A. (deceased]; PAZIT. V.K.; POYARKOVA, A.I.; PROTOPOPOV.
G.F.-, SUMNEVICH. G.P. [deceased]; KHALIZOVA. K.P.; YUZEPGHUK. S.V.;
KOROVIN, Ye.P., professor. glavnyy redak%or,-,,2AKIROV,fk.Z., professor,
redAktor; SHIPIJKHIN, A.Ya, redaktor isdatelletva
[The glora of Uzbekistan] Flora Uzbekistana. Glay. red. I.P.Vorovino
Tashkent, Izd-vo Akademii nauk UzSSR. Vol.3. 1955. 825 P. (MLRA 9:10)
1. Doystvitellnyy chlen AN UzSSR (for Korovin)
(Utbekistan-Botany)

BOUNOVA, A.G.
'14--
New species of the genus Veronica L. Bot.mat.Gerb. 17:341-356
'55. (KLHA 9:5)
(Speedwell)

BORISOVA, A.G. -,
-
Systematics and economic importance of the herb Bergenia Moench.
Trudy Bot.ixst.Ser-5 no.4:297-339 156. (MM 9:6)
(Saxifrage)

BORISOVA. A...G.- . .. -
4* WA010-4WO-404"A" "I
r~. ~ -~~6-7-0'f- the"ne'v*'gen-us' Ralipipl~yllum Nkigl') Boriss.
- 0 (fam. Zygo-
phyllaceas Lindl). Bat. mat. Gerb. 18:144-156 '57. (MLRA 10:6)
(Galtrop)

IKONNIKOV, S.S.; ISKAILOV, M.; KNORRING, I.G.; KMOIJVA, A.S.; KUDRYASHEV,
S.M.; MALHYXV, V.P.; MASLIMUKOTA, T.I.; KIVSKIY, S.A.; NIKITIN,T.A.;
OVCHINNIKOV, P.M.; PLESHKO, S.I.; POPOV, N.G.; SIDORBNKO, G.T.;
GHUUVINA, A.?.; SHIBXOVA, I.F.; BCRI redaktor; VA$Ilt'CHBN-
KO. I.T.. redaktor; NBUSTRUYEVA, MA,Reawak~tor'. ZENDBLI, R.Ye.,
takhnichaskiy redektor
[Flora of the Tajtk S.S.R.] Flora Tadthikskoi SSR. Moskva, Izd-vo
Aked.nauk SSSR. Vol.l. [Pteridopkqta - Gramineael Paporotnikoobrasnyo-
z1aki. 41lay.red. P-N-Ovchinnikov. 1957. 547 p. (MIRA 10:9)
(Tajikistan-Botany)

BORISOVA, A.-G.
ga Nvertovna Knorrlng-louBtruevs. Bot.shur. 43 no.3:454-456 Nr
(Kim 11:5)
1. Botftnichookly inatitut im. V.L. Xomnrove AN SSSR leninand.
(Knorring-Noustrueva. OlIgm Ivertoyna, 18871

BORRi1AW%6j WBO(CHIMSEV, V-P.: VASIL'CHEIIKO. I.T.; GOLTJBKOVA, V.F.;
G
Gook
OR 0 S.G.; GRUBOV, V.I.; KIRPICID11KOV, 14-3-; SHOLIWINOVA, L.A.;
DOW(SHW, S.G.; TSVELEV, H.N.; YUZEPCHUK, S.V.; XO(AROV, VA.,
akademik, plavnyy red.; SHISMCIN, B.K., red.izdaniya; BCBROV, Ye.G.,
dolctor biol.nauk, prof., 'red.; SHIRITOV, A.V., t-ekhn.red.
[Plora of the U.S.S.R.] Flora SSSR. Moskva. Izd-vo Akad.nauk
S3SH- 1959. 630 P. (KIRA 12:8)
1. Chlen-korreBpondent AN SSSR (for Shishkin).
(compositae)

..BO,RISOVA, A.G.; BOCHMMNV. V.P.; VASILICHENKO. I.T.; GOIIJBKOVA. Y.F.;
GOREMMA, S.G.; GRUBOV, V.I.; KIRPICHNIKOV, M.B.; S14OL'YANINOVA,
L.A.; TLMAMSHMN. S.G.; ~SVNM, N.S.; TSVMOVA, L.I.,* YUZIP-
CHUK, S.V.; SHIMMIN, B.1f., ~ed6tous: BOBROV, Te.G., doktor
biol.nauk, prof., red.: SHIRMVA, A.V., tekhn.red.
-:-ccompositae] Compositae. Moskva. -Iscl.-Yo Akad.nauk SSSR, 1959.
630 P.(Akademita nault SSSR. Botsuleboskii institut. Flora
SSSR- (MIRA 13s4)
(oonpositag)

VULIF, Te.V, [deceasod1;-Ag4jSOV .-(Loningrad); VASIL'YETo T-F-
(deceased]; POTARKOVA. A.I. (Leningrad); SrAUMV# S-S-;
KHMIANOVSKIT, V.G. (Moskva); CHEMIOTA, N.M. (Simferopol');
TU23PCHM, S.V. [deceased]; PRIVALOVA, L.A., Btarshiy nauchuyy
sotrudnik, red.; ROSS()=NSKIT, A.A., red.; GMIRVICH, M.N.,
tekhn.red.
[Flora of the Crimea] Plora Kryma. Pod red. S.S.Stankova.
Moskva, Gos.i2d-vo sellkhoz.lit-ry. Vol.2. no.2. (Dicotyledoneas:
Crassulaceae - Leguminossel Dviidollnye: tolstiankovye - bobovye.
196o. 311 p. WRA 14:1)
1. Gosudarstvennyy Nikitskly botanialleskiy sad (for Privalova).
(Crimea-Dicotyledons)

RAMJWSKAYA, Xbrianna Leontlyevna; BORISOVA, A.G.- kand.biologensuk,
nBuchnYY red.; MMMIR, L.T., tekhn.red,
[Gaide to the higher plants of Karelia] Opredelitell vysshikh
rastenii Xarelit. Petrozavodek, Goe.izd-vo larellekol ASM,
1960. 484 p. (XM 13:12)
(Karelia--Botany)

BORISOVA. A. G.
Contribution to the 978tomtics Of the 96ms AntOnrA&x'&
Gaertn. Bot.mat.Gerbo 20:289-295 160. (MM 13:7)
(Antennaria.)

-BORISOVA, A.G.
On the taxonomy of the tribe Galegeae Bronn (family Leguminosas).
Bot. mat. Gerb. 21:243-258 161. (MDIA 14-- 1o)
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