SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOTEZ, V. - BOTKIN, P.

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EXCERPTA ~TMIIVA See 4 Vol 1Z/6 Med. Micro. June 59
1920. CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF
LIGHT ON BCG
VACCINE - Contribution a I'Mude de Paction de la
lumit're sur le vaccin
%l.ez V., Paraschivesco M. and LObel S. - ARCH.
B.C.G. - eo
-435) Tlkblea 3
ROUM. P) MICROBIOL, 1957,' 16/3 (429
Experiments were performed on the effect of sunlight
and diffuse daylight on sus-
pended and lyophilized BCG vaccine to investigate
the behaviour of vaccine sus-
pensions under natural lighting conditions. When a
suspension containing 40 mg./ml.
and enclosed in colourless transparent glass phials
is exposed for 5 hr. to direct
sunlight during the summer months, a slow decrease
in the number of living
bacilli takes place. When the same vaccine Is
exposed to diffuse daylight for 7
days.this decrease agrees fully with that of vaccine
kept in the dark. Only after
7-14 days does diffuse daylight become a damaging
factor. When Iyophilized vac-
cine in exposed to sunlight for hours during the
summer months, or to the quartz
lamp for 11 hr., or to diffuse daylight for 30 days.
no decrease in the number of
living bacilli takes place. (IV, 15)

BDTIMI Virginia; PARASCHIVESCOg Maria;~ GBMGHi[u, ?krft&
StudY on BCG strain variants resistant to streptomycin,
-INN and
PAS. L kntigenic properties Ohd virulence In the absence
or
presence of a treatment with homologous tuberculostatia.
Arch.
roume pathe expe microbiol. 2Y-no.3609-616 S163
1. Travail do 113hatitut ODr. I. CantacuzinoOl Serrice
du vaccin
BOG* Bucarest.

BOTIZ., Virginiaj PARASCHIVESGD,, Maria; ANGELESCO, I.; BONCIUO C.;
PETROVICI,
~Monica
Criteria for the evaluation of the activity of BGG vaccine.
Significance of the-pancreatic lymph nodes. Arab. ram. path.
exp. mlcr6blol. 21 no,2s443-"S 1620
1. Service du vaccin BOG - Institut 69r. L Cantacusinow (for Botez,
Paraschivesco). 2. Laboratare pour lacontrole d' Stat des aerums
at vaccine(for Anjelesco). I Service d'Anatomie Patholdgique
Inst. "Dr. I. Cantacusino" (for Bonciu, Petrovici).
(BGG VACCINATION) (PANCREAS) (LIMPH NODES)

BOICIU, C.; DINIMIU, Ofelia; BOTEZ, Virgi!~4; ANGELLSCO, I.;
MARU, I.; POENARU, Elena; 9 CA, geaterina; OLMCI, N.;
PMOVICI, Monica; POP, Alexandrium.
Contributlanig to
-the'siudy 'Of4plenlc hyalinon.ill and of ItB
Influence on imamity reactions.: Arefi. ROW. path. qxp.
(GUINU PIGS) .(SPW. (DISIC4
(AlffLOIDOSIS) 1EARIGER.ANTIBODY REACTIONS)
(Imm SERUM)

PODHORSKY, ILgenia; BDTR Virginial PAWCHIMW, Nkria; GHEMOU,
Marina.
Chemical compositim. of the strain Wycobacterium tuberculosis
I varo bovis - BCG and its variants resistant to streptcWC12p
MM and PAS* A?ah. rous, path. expe uicrabiol* 2-3 noe3t
623-630 3163
1e Travall do ItIbatitut "Wel4antaousInom; Ser7ices do Bio-
chimie, generale et ft vaccla DC% lboarests

,rg1Ajj&9, PAROCHIVESCO, Maria; GHBMGHIU, Marina;
ANGELESCOpl.;
A=Oji
BUNcru.c.; Pimovicr.,mmica.
Study on BCG strain variants resistant to streptomycin,
MM and
PAS. IT. Accinat properties In the absence or presence
of a
streatment with the homologous tuberculostatic. Arch.
roum. path.
exp. microbiole 22 noe43951,-W "163
1. Institut M** T.Czntazwino*; SerrIce du vacaln BOG
(for BDtez#
Phraschl"sae; Gheorghiu).- 2. laboratoire-Central pour
1e Omtrole
dIRUt des Serums at des Taccinart(for Angelesco)o 1.
Inatitut
*We I,,Cantacuzina*; Serviae d'Anatamie Pathologique
(for Bmciu,
Petrovici).

ILIESCO, M.; RADVI 1-; Moiiica;.-~Qq' ; g
JL in i
(docoaBadl; GHEORWIN ;z Varina; PAPASGIIIVEZ~Co, Maria
Research on the role of organ isojmrunization in the
infectious
process caused by an atteniiatcd My,-obacterimm (BCG). Arch.
Roum.
path. exp. microbiol. 23 no.4:939-950 D 164.
1. Travail do IlInstitut I'Dr. 1. Cantacusino", Service de
Sero-
logie (for Iliescop Radii), Service d'Anatomie Pathologique
(for
Bonciti, Petrovici), ServJce du vacoin BCG at de la TBC
a>-jeri.men-
tale (for Botez, Gheorghlu, Fa~asnhlvejco). Submiti.ed June
1, 19014.

Improving the chip deflector. Der.A lesokhim.prom. 2r*.6:29 Je 153.
(NM 6:5)
I..B..-Osernyy uchastok ftchetakago khtaleekhaza. (Tree tapping)

BCTEZAT, T.; .01W', G.
lllore5t Planning in flumaria", P. (RIEVISTIA v(,1. L9, No. F$
August 1954, Bucha-reut, Rimarin)
SO: Moptldy List of Past Tbropear, Accessiors (FFAL.), LC$ Vcl. 4,
!-.'c 3,
I-larch 1955, Uncl.

BQTBZAT-BSM K. kapitan wditainskoy alushby
!!-:~ ~]K
Impro"d distining .appu-atu, Voeie-md. shur.
no.122-74, D 161.
(MM 15 -.7)
(DMIJATTON APPAPATUS)

SCHULTZ, T.; BOTEZATU, R.; HALMOGHI, V.; GANEA, N.
Staphylococci role in eczema pathogeny. Microbiologie (Bucur) 6
no.l:
34 Ja-F 161.
1. Sectia dermato-venerologie, Spitalul de adulti, Sibiu.

BOTEZ
Sudden death from coronary thrombosis during the injection of
-sergozin. Zdravookhranenle 4 no. 2--57-59 My-Ap 161,
(MIRA -14:4)
1. Iz kafedry sudebuoy zeditsiny (zav. - dotsent P.G.
Areshev)
Kishinevokogo meditainskogo iwtituta.
(COROWM VESSELS-DISEASSS) (THROMOSIS) (SKIODAN)

CONSTANTINESCU, Liviu; BOTEZATU Radu-.S7EFANESGU, Ruxandra
Applicability of gravimetric prospecting in detecting the oil
bearing anticlines in the Pericarpathian region. Pt. 2. Bul
Inst Petrol Rum no. 10s9-22 163.

GMTANTIIMSCU p Uviu; BOI=U j, Radu
Gravinatric Mt.~k of Ramniaa Pt. 2. Problem pofis 2t
I
7-18 163.

IlUkIANIA / Forestry. Forest Economy K-3
Abs Jour: Rof Zhur-Biol., No 13, 1958, 56382
Author : Botezatu T.. Sabau V
Inst : Not given
Orig Pub; Rev. padurilor,1957, 71, No 9, 572-577
Title - The Organization of Economy in Forests Situated in
Basins
of Rivers Inportant for Water-Power Production.
Abstract; The problems o'L economy management in forests of
24 basins of rivers important for watex-power pro-
duction are studiod, The mothos of main tree fel-
lings and the volume of felled stock are indica-
ted; the thinning rate is determined, Only fel-
lings for sanitary purposes arc planned on slopes
stueper than 450. The results of studies conduc-
ted in thc~ upper part of the basin of the rivor
Ardzbesh are given. -_ A. Yana
Card 1/1

p4*6*2 go". U, The Urbs d magk bitsmiam
abdn. 0- -
a swOw-refts- st powd In the Eastern
cupa*Aime NUFM KITI&I Oral T ky
Wulv. lawi, kuntanul. A-0,11 . 1. IvIa"M ".1
A. P. Opt. "If
wifww. SWI. '44mir Grol" Gropki" *4#,4. NC'. J, .1. Item.
W. 2:1 pp,(190); cf. Ann, ~ki. Uair. Ja-v 31, Svl. 11,
67-77001111xvitruch smumnatyl-Thr bl-lik 14toulillmo.
Whims im swmv. meshkird bw 111,111V MrIlloffivis J~ fill.
mother-rocim of the Rutuanku oil. are ahvidal intoa wirs:
blark If$ (26te clay-milivems to luarl-vilicons with
6. k silivalf, c4mitts. 2.5-2.7 L. V M drsisnates the
v eat In dw Utbonsliffe - 0.016% Val rated. by Bers,
11 mm and Grm"ir der mimfirmlistimmi Rob9mle.
. (C.A. it. AM). 'nis rebtively bkO conen.
ITA
MGM am only by The p@ -- ice of Fes* and All ~ tout espe-
'riar by the kbturplion al cky. 71W Mack sh.1fril 1(mund
he
visies coeAIX curflAnied: NO, W-214. TA O.-M. AIA
14.11111.
total PeA 4.114. CaO 3.19. XISO L, - 2.7 (or
0-041412% V). (11) quwts-ftW rocks cernenjeti with catri.
terms or with clAy-silivems traterials contain only o.97-
I.IL,. The quartir and the cakite do not seem tafavor the
Inewisce W V (III) Red whi-tq (clAor due to FeAl.
opaque under the tniertwe"w and effetwescent %tith dil.
110, entatain: SiCh WIS. TiC1, UAL A." t7A). Fe^
AM. C&O 1.20. MrO 0.08%. V - 0.(MW'7, ur :1.1 L.
The kigb mlest of V is 4w to the hillbef conat. of AWN.
Fe. and Ti sold 1 011 to morne org. colulmill. which di~
apLwaned in valmeflurnt ovidat6ons. GethArd Aufter
E-,

BOTGROSP V., dr.j SURDPI4, C., dr.j MiscA, C., dr.;
SORODOC, Gh., dr.
Morbillifom emption In a case of pararickettsial ir 'ec-
tione Incroblologia (Bucur) 10 no,2tl57-162 Mr-AP'65.
1. Lucrare efectuata In Spitalul de boli infect'onse 'Dr.
V~ Babes* si Institutul de Inframicroblologie al AeRdemisi,
Republicii Populare Rominel, Bucuresti.

DRAGANNSCU9 N.; POPESCU, Qr.; BOTGROS, V.; SARATEMU,
D.
Study of a viral microorganism with
reticaloendothelial affinity,
isolated frost a aass, of maningeal syndrome* Stud.
cercet. Infft-
microbiol, l6noelt6l-M 165.

BOTGROS, V, dr.; TAINDEL, Cl., dr.
Infection vith dysentery bacilli with unusual evolution. Med.
intern., Bucur 12-no..12:1909-1912 D 160.
1. Lucrare efectuata.in Spitalul de contagiosi "Colentina"., Sectia
a II-ma adulti, prof. M.Bals.
(SHIGEUA infection)

Aii.' I A
Gh. MD.
'
r-
v
11prof essor Dr Victor Babes" Hospital for Contn-gious
Diseases
(Spitalul do boli contagioase "Prof Dr. Victor -51jabes")
-
(for all)
Bucharest, Viata Medicaaa No 3, 1 Feb 64, pp 197-21,10
"Ideningitis dac to Ps. PTocyanea Oared by
D~,clusivel-,-- Topic--I
Treatment."

RUMANIA

V. Dr.
BOTG ost,

H
4
"

_
i

Hospital for Contagious Diseases No. 2 (Spitalul4e boli

pontagioase
nr. 2), Bucharest.

B~cfiarest, Tiata Medicala, No 13, 1 Jul 63,
pp
909-910

On!the
Treatmient
of Asthenic Neurosis."

IT:O

.

V

uo(:
P. Bal-MUK coritin RUZUIA
The Sanopid of the Mlm-on-l~angarian Antononous 'Rogime.
Bucliarcs'v Idiana, Re -tta de I,--cna si Sanatate Publica, 140
ep-Oc' 621, pp 451-1+55.-
vol xi, s u
"Statistical Importranco of the Relationship Between A-C and the
Incidence of Helninthiasis.t
i-r- mn
e i4iMs-Flinigarian Autoncraous i-_i e.
KD, The Sanemd of 4h
ZESIG.-KrIlD, M, The S-ane-pid of the Uluros-H-Lmg~rian Lutonomous
Regil-mo
PROHASKA, ,..!D, The Sraiopid of the Murei-Fungarimi Autonomous
FaZ;ivu-c.
M:OFGYOSSY, MD, The Sanc~pid of the '-'Uror,-HunC,;aricn Autonomous
ReL;RUIC.
jXICS02 I.M) The Sanopid of tho Mures-Hungarian hutono-mous RcCbme.
2 of 2

BOTH,, D.
Periodicals: 1101ALURGIA S! CONSTRUCT! A DE ~WD-U- Vol. 10, no.
I-lay 1958
BOTH, D. Cold welding of aluminum and copper. 1). L-30
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) 1C, Vol. 8, N6Q.
February 1959, Unclasse

BOTHY D.,- FLOREA, Luai-a
Contributions to the cold point weld!ng of aluminum platea.
Bul -c, si Tehn Tim 9 no.103-1,1 Ja-J9 164.

BOTH, Frantizek
Present tasks of Revolutionary Trade-Union kovement
in determining
bonuses and work standards. Frace mzda 10
no.3:100-104 mr 162,

HMNTI. B.; VARGA. I.; 2MI.&A-46 SZINENLY. A.
Nechantme of the Orbell's pheuomsnom~. Act& pb7mial. hmM.
Suppl.
no.6:18-19 1954.
1. PlWelologlaches wA BlochmIschas Inatitut der Madisinlachen
UnIversitat, Debrecen.
~]%T in PROARATION. VkWaialo-
pbsnamenon. sechaniss)

BME, Gy'; ZSIZMYO A.; RCSDT. 3.
The role of phospheryl"o and phosphogluconutase In
mobilization
and synthesis of glycogen. Act& pIWsIol. bung. Suppl.
no.6:82 1954.
le 316ohmalsobse Ustitut der NedisInischen Unlyersitat,
Debrecen.
(N"ASIS
phosphoglacomutase, in synthesis & mobilization of
glyoogsS)
(GLYCOW, metab.
synthesis A mobilization, phosphorylaos, &
phosphoglueountass
activity)
in antheels &M mobilization of glycopa)

I ------ --- - ----
ECTH, J.
"To Haul At Any Price?", P. 3, (AUTC. YCTCR, Vol.. 7,
NO. 21, !~ov- 10,54,
Budapest, 111mgary)
SO: Yonthly List of East European Accessions (EEAQ, LC,
Vol.. 14, Po.- 3,
Yarch 10,55, Uncl.

PCTA I J
"An Even Bet4or TruckPI, 5, (AUTC, Y(TCR 7o--
7, No. `2, 1954,
Budapest, Hurr-~avy)
SC: 'Fonthly List of East European Accessions (EEiJ-,),
LC, Vol. A, 11c. 312
14arch 1955, Uncl.

IT e
'd P. 6, (A'C-C !'CT,
'y 10 (',OlleCtiVe -7,1 nS
ar 0, Fo '-ru& 7) 21,
Nov. 1954, :Budapest, 11-unrary)
0
S'C: l'onthly List of East European Ac.~c:-ssions (TTAL), LC, Vol.
4, lFc. 3,
March 1955, Uncl.

BOTH, L.
"Some Questions of Outdoor Lighting", P. 1S9, (VILIAYMSAG,
Vol. 2p 11C. 5,
May 1954, Budapest, Hungary)
SO: 1.',onthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL), LC,
Vol. 4, Vo. 3,
March 1955, Uncl-

BOTH., Zoltan, ok-leveles villamosmrnok
Electric control installation of coal dressing plants. Bany
lap, 95 no.8/9;598-602- Ag-S IA2.
lo awasmati Terveno Intezet,, Budapest.

BOTH. Zoltan. kleveles villemosmernok
SeIr-tion-of choke coils for limiting short circuit. Banyaterv no. 12:
27-32 D 61.

E~,
41 Ivy I
r fir irr Allot :a
v all? TL
ji
to
lie
Sw
cr
TL
717

DOM, A~; PALFWI, A.;'BD M. I.- Sim", V.; GOLAN, H.;. SAMR, L..;
FILIPBSCU, M.; PECULEL, H.; CONSTANTINESCU, V.
Studies, am the antitriatiom materia3m Fe-grophIte and Pe-Cm Vmpbltwe
Studil 'core, motalurde 7'no.,4-.441-456-, 162.

lip
vc K
r v
lip
On
Art
Oft
a
sp 01
1, r
a2u
29. P C,
I ,
Jai
!FM
v VL
10 r

DOMSA, A.; BOTHA# L.; PALFALVI, A.; SANDOR, L.,
I I ~ ~ . I .
Piston rings madi of metal powders. Studii cere metalurgie 7 n0-32

05)
Burha-6-.t, StUdlt..ii CCrr~t%r! do
!!Otmlur. !a, Vol V--T,
140 1, 1962
1. 13ubfMothropicl Trnn2lormationn or rron
TiO
to Some or thu ?ropbrtles of 3t4tls,"
ovidlu B~LGTV and
Yarls, DO~~ VP 7-32-
2. "SunlconductEng Alloys ~1-h a
T.11uritu*i 9&3L for Th el~-
lactric Rofr.*lr6rLt oral" VArlue
?MMFOPh:aCU and '5100291.
3. 'Dis2ocatior.1 and :'.Anlo In Silicon
tbnocryst-ls Obtain.4
by the Mett:oe of Zoral M-ltintz " V.
RIMrBaCl. S. DIDIVI
W-,d P.-ELW; pp 52-61.
14 - study on the Distributl on of Impur.1t
iOs In an Ingot of
Z--Icor.&1c1.Inv Kattrial Starting from an
znrichad
Pastille 7~rouaft Rbpuat6d Zonal
X.1tingwith A,-pl!ca- I
tions to Silic-3n &nricN-aunt," B. DIDIV,
V. RT-TO:R-:Rr
ond 1'. IC-UN ; T, 63-72.
!5. "CanivIderatIons on the Oontent or
GabLs D-id ron-matallic
Irclusions In Ind3s.ranous Raw Fig Iran," L.
c. 005qkA-Wl L. rlW!OIV and S. FRCC'rrkP;
:6. "kxparimcntal Stadles an thk-Influ.ne.
or the Zerorma-
tIon Interinitj an th', Mcchanical
PrnpcrtIta afCcrtaln
Types of Thin LA-dnatod Shorts at Figh
Terpwaturt,s
R. ~
1. DRAGAN; ppag-101.
fjF1btj!'---j -. thl 4.1,,tion or magn.tic
Powders
in
7tural T.ch=IOF7 " Alamndru DOILS;',
-T'r'A- -d Attila nrzAivr; ;,P 103-123-
LIvLu BOT
a. 'p a .,.t d to Avold,the Dtpos-It or
"Mustaches"
.hod
a
during th. Growth of Silicon Monocrystals
In Vacuum,'
V. RjTTjj1BLj-,, P. K-MAN and B. DMIV; pp
125-1-16.

Ilo de~-I-oc C'-"Jerl
z,
37
-",o 3, 3-9
IIHE;tGn Sc~~Mcnts ~..aclc 0-i" "Ot'-:1-1-ic
Cc-au-*.-' lors
30THA; L.

DOMA., A. 1 BOTHA L.: FALFALVI., A.
On the decarbonization and simultaneous reduction of some
iron powders, Bul stiint polit Cluj n0.5-.235-241 0Q.

DOWA, A.; PALFALVI, A.; _POTUL,-L.; - NICOLAE, V.; COLO,
H.; SAUDOR, L.;
FILIFESCU., M.; MCULF.Ap M.;. GONSTANTINESCU, V.
Contributions to elaboration of the Fe-graphite and Fe-,Cu-
graphite antifriction materia.Iso Bul stiint polit Cluj
noo5:243-259 t629

DOMSA, A.; SZABO, L.;- &FIRCHEZ, Z.; PALFALVI, A.; NICOLAE, V.;
POTHA, L.
Contributions to the study and granulometric dosing of powders in
the field of sorting sieves. Bul stiint polit Cluj 6:235-244 163.

COL09H&; DOMSA,,A.1 PAIFALVIvA.1 14ICOLAE,V.1 BOTHA,,L
Research on the molybden= protection by silicification.
Studii cerc metalurgie 8 no./+t397-407 t63.

'.ISA, A.; PALFALYI,
COU~I. DO; A.; NECOLAE V.; BOTMI, L.
Lucharest, Studii $i Cez-cetari V`.c; lu--7, 0 No 4, 1963,
pp 397-407
"Rescarch Conce=:Lng the Protection of lilolfadernam tizough
S4 I icon Cementin.a.

DOMSA, A.; SZABO, L.; SPIRCHEZ, Z.; PALFALVI, A.; NICOLAE, V.;
BOTHAY, L.;
BERCOVIIS, S.
n'.
Ij- Contributions to the manufacture of draw plates made of cobalt and
tungsten carbide hard alloy. Bul stiint polit Cluj 6:225-233 163.

mA
ACCF
MION M: AP404= R/0017/64/WOM/0156/01%
]AUTHMt Domsas Ai. Falfalvis A*, Filipeac.tis Has Nicolas#
Yaj,'Bothas Le..
TITIEs Pressing and sinter
ing'prpperties of'solybdenum poWers
SOUKEt Metalurgia, no. 4-9 1964,,' 15.6-i58
TOPIC TAGS: metallurgi6al.pressing,,sintering, are-casitp
molybdenum electrodep-:~
powder metallurgy
_.J
ABSTRACT: The article dbals with pressing and sintering operations
of
molybdenum powders made from indigenous raw materials. Two methods
are*used to
obtain compact molybdenum: one in which the-sintered semifinished
products are'
forged ands possibly~p dr~wn!'-and omln which sintered molybdenum d
w er
electrodes are melted in lalso called the are-cast method)?O
vacuum As a resuit
of the experiments made2 it appears that molybdenum powder made
from indigenvas
raw material has favorable.presoing and ointering propertioe and
can be uned.in
powder metallurgy. Orig* birt a. has i 31';igues. and I table.
1
j~=OorATJONJ, None
C.

ACCESSION NRS AF40421W
R/0017/WOOO/004/010/01Q
AUTHM i 'Col
any A*# Dopsis-Aop P31falvip As# fteolaep Vej Botha', L,
TITIEs Research on the protection of molybdenum thmgh silicification
SOMGEs Metalurgia, no. .4v 2964g'
TOPIC TAGSs Silicification, 'ellicidep, allicide layerl molybdenum
cmidetiont
molybdenum proteation*
ABSTRACTt The article describes various methode tested to protect
m62ybdenua
,,fr6m oxidation. Modern techniques require materials for over
1,0000C 9 while..
-tolerance limits at 5000 G. It must thereiar; be
molybdenum oxidizes beyond
1'. d
effectively protected before it 'can be used at high temperatures,
Several metho s;
were twoDose some are valid. Results.are presented for methods used
d9 but only
to ailicify molybdenumq. especially in the 61014 and H gaseous phasee
Ilost
effective protection is'with-1.1 ide' a dishicide. Although a
specially ilicide
_I layers are brittle when coldp become'far less brittle at high
temperatures
and they retain their mobanical'resistenae. They my therefore be used
for the
protection of heating elwints -for electric ovens and for that of
parts used in
high temperature furnaces# turbipist.rock-~tsq. *Ue~ Orige art,~basl
9 figures W4,

DONSA, A, ; PAIYALVI,, Ai;- FT V.,- L.
-- - -.---,~Akrmauu, !~ -
Pressing and sinterizing proportion of I.P.C.
molybdenum
powders. Bul stiint polit Cluj no.7013-221 t64.

COLAN, H.; DOMSA, A.; PALFALVI, A.; NICOUZ, V.;
BOTHA, L.
Research on *olybdenum protection by AlLonizing.
-~'
Bul StUrt polit Cluj no.7:23.7-247 964.

DONSA, A.; SANDOR, L.; BOTH4. L.0- NIGOLAE, V.;
BABOXANU, D., COLAN,
H.; PALFALVI,
Study n" the procee-ir- -,r wfri+m~-Pfl P-+4,r-tr:tion
naterials
lubricated with Mof;a toWeratures, . Bul stiint
polit Cluj no.7:249-25~0-

ACC kk_,~-AP60 148
AMORS "Bothe-Klosawskat Danuta (Nestor engineer)
0161' S9494cin Polytechnic School (Politechnika Szcz*oinska
TITLE$ Cracking of welds In Joints of 1H18N9T steel
SOURCES Przeglad spaFalnietwagnoo 6, 1966, i4?-V&6
TOPIC TAGS1 vold defectv gas veldings resistance volding
ABSTRACTS A piping assembly made of 1H18N9T steel pipos'for
distributing brine con-
taining 6% salt at room tem;)erature and at 1000C at 3 atm vas
designed. The pipe a
.vere volded by three methodst (1) electrically vith ES18-8-2
electrodes, (2) electri-
ckny vith OKH6 electrodes of the Esab 'Co.9 and (3) using gas
vith a vire 4 mm in di-
ameterg'Obtained after removing the envelope from the ES18-8-2
electrode. 7he vold
.Joints vere subjectedia the fallWing testes (a) wcternal
inspectiong (b) tests re-
vealing cracks, (c) tonsile, testap'.and (d) notallographic
analysis. Oh the basis of
the results, recommendations are given for avoiding the cracking
and defeats observed
in the weld Joints.
SUB COWS 11/ SM DATZI
Cwd

BOTHE-KLWCWSU, Danuta, mgr. inz.; EWOWSKI, Stefan, dr, inz,,
Effect of the welding current intensity upon the fusion
depth in hard facing. Prwgl spawaln 14 no./+:92-97 Ap 162.

BOTHF,KLOSOWSKk,,.Ds,nutEL, _zgr.,
in2.;,XWSOWSK1,-,Stefkn,.,dr., ins.
~-
Second International condquy in Voinar Nelding metallurgy
and metal-
lurgy of nonferrous metals". Przegl spaw 13 no.92250-251
161.--

CHIRILEIt H.; STEFAN, V.; DOROBANTU, X.; BOTI, D.; CURTICAPEANU,
Georgeta;
BOTEA, M.
Influence or various fertilizers on the phosphorus absorption
and physiological processes Ih sugar beat plants, as studied
by the method of radioactive isotopes. Studii cerc biol veget
14 no.3:277-286 162.
1. Comunicare prosentata. do N. Salageanu, membru corespondent
al Acadexisi R.P.R., Mabru al Gonitetului do rodactie si
redactor responsabil, OStudii si cerestari do biologis;
Seria, biologle vogetala."

BOTIKY J.
Exp;..rience with accelerated finishing work in housing
construction in
Lazy, Gottwaldov. 222. F-OZEIMI UAM. (Ministerstvo
stavebnictvi)
Praha. Vol. 3, no. 6, JAne 1',155.
MOLCE: East Eropean Accessions List (EEAL), Library of
Congress,
Vol. 4, 14o. 12, December 11155 .

GRIG GI m
ORM R.; D NYI,, A.; BOTIU, T.
Electric coiiductivityand the EFL11 effect in the alumimm
layers evaporated in Taauum on the cooled supports. Studii
care fis 1,3 no*4s667-673 962,
le.Institutul do Mica, Buouresti.

DEVENYI, A.; RUSUP C.; BOTHA, T.
Determination of crystillite size by electron diffraction I
the evaporated strata of beryllium. Studii cere fiz 14 no.6
789-796 163.
1. Institutul de fizica, Bucuresti.

BOTI&J(t&_(sejo Ballshoys, rarml&vllkoy obl.)
SiMP20 methods. Zashoh. rast. at vred. i bol. 7
no.12:49
D 162. NMA 1617)
(clubroot)
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SARATMU, D. x BIMM, Sigrid; PRAHOMAKU, Elena; .rls, S..; GHEORGHIU,
V,;
BABOS, barella.
Study of virus-host cell relations in vitro by determination of
some enzyma activities. Stud. cercet, inframiorobiol. 16 no.18
17-25 t65.

GRUTA, Migacm; BRANESCU, Daoia; BOTTS S.- B111", Sigrid; SAMUM.,, I.;
ffgist. tabnio MURGU, a
Infr3etiousness of ribmucleia acid extraoted from RGHO 7 and
ECHO 9 virases. Stud. cereet. inframiGrobiol. 16 no.2,47-53.

CAJAL, N.; SARATEANU, D.; BABA, Constanta; BABOS, Aurelia;
OPRESCU, Elena;
BOTISP S.; Glff,',ORGIIIU,, V.
Research on the relations between maternal serum antibodies and
receptivity in vitro of attenuated polioviruses by human
embryo-
nal cells. Stud. cercet. inframicrobiol. 16 no.2:101-108 165.

SARATEANU) D.; BABA~ Conatanta; OHEORGIIIU., V,;
BOTIS, S.; BABOS, Aurelia;.
OPRESCU., Elena --
Research on the levels of attenuated poliomyelitis
viruses as a
function of the age of human embryonal cell cultures.
Stud, cercet.
inframicrobiol. 16 no.2:109-117 165.

BOTISI, S.
Importance of_genatic markers in the characterization
of various
viruses (poliomyelitiat influenzal). Stud. oercet,
inframicrobiol.
16 no.2:183-189 065.

BUTI-IISTROV 1.1 H. [Rotmistrwry XULIK, G.V, [Kulyk,
~~-~KAYA, D.F. [Pasbkovslka, D.F.)
Anilide of 3.5-diclO.orosalicylic acid and
2,21-aminophanyl disul-
fide, neti antimicrobic compounds. Mikrobiol. zhur. 27
no.4:51-57
165. ('11111A 18:8)
1. Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.

BLIDTSKIY. N.N., inzb.,-, BOTNINNIK, M.M., doktor
tekhn.nauk; SHAKAIffAN, Yu.G.p
iumd. !Akhn.nav_-v--------,
Regulation of the angular velocity short-circul-ted
asynchronous
motors. Elektrotekbnika 35 no,12:16-19 D 164o
(MIRA 18:4)

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Cogwheel dimensioning for compensated contact terperature.
Gep 16 no.lls425-430 N 464.

BCTKA, Tibor
Determination of the optimum composition of the hide
import.
Bor cipo 13 no.5:11+3-147 S 163.
1. Konnyaipari Mniszterium.

BOTKAp Tivadar
Economical questions in usittg graded., broa$-leaved
sawn goods in the
furniture industry* Fedpar 10 no.3.2:367-3~O D 160.

BOTKA, Z.
Simplification of planning. p. 204.
(FAPAR. Vol. 6, no. B. Aug. 1956. Hungary)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) IC, Vol. 6, no.
6, June 1957. Uncl.

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LEVIN, I.M., inzh.;-BOTKACHIK, I.A., inzh.
Welded shafts of flue gas pumps.
rknergomashinostroenie 6
no.2:43 P '60. (MIRA 13-5)
(Boilers)

ISVIN, Izraill Noiseyevich; DOTKACHIKp losif
Azar_!yevich; RODDATISP
K.F*q kand* tekhn, IY, S.I., kand. tekbn. nauk;
IRAUDE, I.Ye., inzb.;.GOTGELIF, 1.14., kande tekhn.
nauk,
retsenzent; POSTOLOVSKIT, S.N.p inzh.j retsenzent;
KOMI--,,OV,
A.M., inzh.; LARIONOV, Me.# tekhn. red.
(Flue exhauat and ventilating fans for high capacity
electric
power plants] Dymosoey i ventiliatory moshchr4rkh
elektrostantsii,
Moskvaq Goso energe-izd-vop 3.962# 183 P. (M3RA 15:4)
(Electric power plants--Ventilation)

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AUTHORS; Botkint P.F. ; Somov, V.A. 90-58-3--8/9
TITLEs Testing a Multipurpose Motor Fuel Additive (Ispytan-.Ya
mnogofunktsionallnoy prisadki k motornomu toplivu)
PERIODICALz
ABSTRACT;
Energeticheskiy byulleten', 1958, Nr 3; pp 25-29 (USSR)
1. Fuels--Additives--Test methods
results
In 1956, the TsNIIYLF carried out a series of tests to deter-
mine the effect of a multipurpose additive on highaulfur
content fuels. The results of the experiments are shown in
tables 1-5. It was found that the additive reduces the scale
deposits on the cylinder and piston heads (in this case by
20-40%) and thereby reduces wear on the cylinder-piston as-
sembly. The crank-ease oil deteriorates more slowly. The
additive had no great-effect on the ignitability of the fuel
in a high-speed diesel.but was conductive to fuller combus-
tion. Because of its ready solubility, it requires no spe-
cial mixingtechnique but can simply be added when the tank
is being filled up. There are 5 tables and 2 graphs.
2. Fuels--Additives--Test
Card 1/1

WHIN, P.P., inzh.; SONOV, V.A., imnd,takhnonauk
in heavT fuels of mrine diesel engines.
Sudostroenie 24 no-5:66-67 MY 1158- (MIRA 11:6)
(Diesel fuels) (Ohrins diesel engines)

BONIN, P.P., Insh.
Protecting parts of diesel angines.operated with heavy and
sulfurous fuels. Vest.mash. 38 no.10:81-82 0 158- (MIRA
11:11)
(Diesel fuels)

BOTKIN. Pvtr-Petrovich; SOMOV, Vitaliy Aleksonarovich;
PLATONOV, R.K.,
,-----nauc~~y~yre U.N., red.; SKSHKOVA, L.N.,
tekhn.red.
(Utilization of heavy oils in marine dismal engines]
Primananie
tiashelykh topliv v sudovykh diseliakh. Leningrad,
Goo.soiuznoe
izd-vo sudoetr.promyshi., 1959. 148 p. (MMA 12:10)
- (Kerine diesel ongines--Puel)

BONIN, P.P., inzh.
Possibility of using motor fuel In diesels
manufactured by the K.
Liebkneebt Plant (Germn Democratic Republic).
Rech.transpe 18 noe2:
24-26 F '59 (MIR& 12:4)
6~gdeburg--Marlne, diesel engines-luel consumption)

,-.BD,T-AkN& P.P.. insh.; 9DMDV, V.A., kand. tekhn. nauk
Some structural chamteristics of ship heating system
with ,
diesels operating on heavr fuel oil. Sudostioenle 25
no.7:58-59 iqi'l
a (KM 12;12 a
(Germw, Vest-Narine diesel engines)

BOTKIN, P. P. Cand Tech Sci - (diss) *Investigation of the Operation
of Boat Diesels on Sulfur Diesel and Motor Fuels Containing
Multifunctional Additives,,* Leningrad, 1960, 12 pp, 220 copies
(Leningrad
Institu.te of Water-Transport) (KL, 47/60, 101)

_81/0_94/61/000/004/003,'/003~
E194/E235
AUTHOR: Botkin, P. P.
TITLE; Vanadium Corrosion of Diesel Engine Parts
PERIODICAL: Promyshlennaya energetika, 1961, No. 4, pp. 25-27
TEXT: When diesel engines operate on high-sulphur fuel
corrosive wear is attributed to sulphur compounds. In fact
vanadium compounds which are present in almost all residual fuels
contribute to the corrosion. Soviet technical literature has paid
considerable attention to vanadium corrosion of gas turbine parts
but has little to say of diesels. This is probably because few
diesels operate on residual fuel and most slow speed marine engines
use Baku fuel of low sulphur content. However, the situation will
change and high sulphur fuels will be used. Foreign experience
shows that vanadium compounds in the fuel-cause corrosive wear of
injection jets, combustion chambers pistons and valves. German and
English experience of this kind is then described. The present
author has also observed Vanadium corrosion on the exhaust valves
and seatings of a diesel Type 4r17.5/24 during the testing of anti-
sulphur-additives in engine fuel which contained 2.69/p sulphur and
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3/094/61/000/004/003/003
E194/F,235
Vanadium Corrosion of Diesel Engine Parts
some vanadium. Although the anti-sulphur additive was very
effective in reducing many kinds of wear due to sulphur, after 50
hours operation exhaust valve corrosion was experienced. It was
attributed to vanadium. A chemical mechanism of vanadium corrosion
is suggested. One of the reactions that can occur in the presence
of sulphur in the fuel is: V204 + 2SO2 + 0 -0-2VOS04, which is
followed by the decomposition: 2VOS04-+ V265 + 02 + 303, Combus-
tion products containing sulphur are of high dew point and so the
00 forms sulphuric acid in low temperature zones of 'he engine.
~~g corrosion is much more severe than gas corrosion d*ue to S02-
In addition, there is of course the direct vanadium corrosion:
Fe + V205--w FeO + V204. Most metallic alloys, ferrous and nickel,
are subject to this corrosion and resistance to it depends mainly
on the presence of a surface layer containing chromium. Any
abrasive wear of this surface layer is followed by vanadium
corrosion. Vanadium corrosion may be reduced by adding MgO or ZnO
to the fuel but the amount of additive to be used is not stated.-
Compounds of vanadium and sodium also present danger of corrosion.
Card 213

S/094/61/000/004/003/003
E194/E235
Vanadium Corrosion of Diesel Engine Parts
Fuel oil additives now being developed are mainly intended to
prevent sulphur corrosion but obviously they should also be
designed to reduce corrosion by vanadium pentoxide. There are
3 figures and 5 references: 1 Soviet and 4 non-Soviet.

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s/114/62/000/006/Oo3/oo6
E075/E136
01710
AUTHUR: Botkin, P.P., Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITLE; Additives to fuels - effective means of increasing
motor resources of power plants
PERIODICAL: Energomashinostroyeniye, no.6, 1962, 26-28
TS'XT: In 1957 the first multifunctional fuel additives
manufactured by VNII NP (Professor N.A. Butkov's laboratory) were
introduced to protect diesel engines from the corrosive action of
sulphur compounds in liquid and gaseous phases. Additive
-.ol.A Hn-102 (VN11 NP-102) was designed for boiler fuels,
:4 -111 (VN11 NP-111) for- diesel fuels, and Bhml HF1 -101
(VN11 NP-101) for motor fuels). The raw materi'als for the
manufacture of the additives are: gas oil from catalytic cracking,
metal naphthenates, tricresylphosphate, nitrobenzene,
orthodichlorobenzene and lanolin. The nature of the additives
is as follows: VNII-NP-102, homologues of naphthalene;
VNII NP-101, Cu, Ba, P; and VNII NP-111, P, Zn, C1. The
concentrations of the additives used in the fuels are 0.2, 0-3-:0-5,
and 0-7-0.8% respectively. Testing of the additive VNII NP-102
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S/114/62/000/006/003/006
Additives to fuels - effective ... E075/E136
in marine boiler plants and in locomotives, using boiler fuels
with up to,3-%~ S, gave a 35-60~~ decrease in deposit formation.
The deposits become less tacky and more detachable from the
surfaces. The coking of fuel injectors was also lowered. The
additive prevents the formation of sludge in fuel storage tanks
and disperses any existing sludge. Additive VNII NP?-101 gave
similar results with the motor fuels and was also effective for
diesel fuels where ;6t decreased ring-liner wear by 30%. The'
additive (L'O') reduced the mercaptan content of the fuel from
0.21-
to 0.005",5. It noticeably promoted complete combustion of the
fuel, giving an increase in C02 and decrease of smoke in the
exhaust gases. Additive VNII NP-111 did not-appreciably reduce
the wear of piston rings, but it reduced liner wear (11-6%~O) and
deposit formation. The additive was improved by the addition of
barium naphthenate which gave 6-405yo reduction in the top-ring
,wear. The main difficulty in the use of the additives is that
they
are not easy to dissolve in the fuels. They also'tend to
precipitate after more than 30 days' storage.
There are 2 tables.
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KHMJDOV, Zosina Aleksandrovich; IMMAKOV, Vasihy
Fedorovichl
BOTKIN, P.P.,p kand. tekhn. nauk, retsenzent;
ALITMIV,
retsenzent; ZAKHAREKKO, B.A.9 nauchn. red.;
VASILOYEVA', VA., red.; KRYAKOVA, D.M., tekhn.
red.
[Marine diesel engine operations with a two-stage
fuel feed]
Habota sudovogo dizelia a dvukh-faznoi podachei
topliva. Le-
ningrado Sudpromgiz, 1963. 82 p. (MIRA 16:12)
(Narine diesel engines)

SAMOV, Vitaliy Aleksandrovich; PQTKIN, Petr Petrovic XWDOVP Z.A.,
prof., doktor takho. nauk, retsenzent; ANDRETEV, F.F., kand.
khIm. nauk, retsenzent; ZAKH&RF.NKO, B.A., kand,takhn.nauk,
nauchnyy red.; VLASOVA, Z.V.-, red.j KRYAKOVA, D.M., takhn.red.
[Fuel for diesel transportation angines)Toplivo dlia transp~rt-
nykh dimelei. Leningrad, Sudprougis, 1963.. 355 p.
(MM 16:4)
(Dlesel fuels)

BOTKIN) P.P.
Additives to.sulfurous fuels for improving the performance
of
diesel engines. Inform..sbor. TSNIIMG no,44 Tekh. ekspl.
more
flota no.2:24-35 159. (MIRA 16t10)

1, iBOTKIN, P., inzhener-mekbanik, kand. tekhn. nauk
Bibliography. Mor. flot 25 no.9:45 8 165. (MIRA 18:9)
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