SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOTKIN, P. P. - BOTOS, A.

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INVENTOR: Pa2okq_F,_~!; KE!jM,, S. E.; Vipper. A. B.; Zusevap S.
S.; Garzan
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Vinner, G. C.; Dobkin, 1. Ye.; Afanselyev, 1. A
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Botkin, P. P ; 1~uj!jev,-Mk-; Z!palqva
ORG: none
TITLE: Preparatlim of motor oil.. Class 23. No. 177579
SOURCE: Isobreteniya, promynbleanyye obrattay, tovarn"e maki, no.
1, 1966, 74
TOPIC TAGS: motor oil, ant1wear additive, detergent additive
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate ham been Issued for a proparattye
method for motor
il, involving addition of a detergent and an antiwear additivellto
the oil base. Thd
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method provides for the use of an alkyl-formal Jay e condensation
Product and of a
dialkyl dithlophosphatid based on'C,2-C,6 alcohol@ as the
additivasa* (1101
SUB CODE: III BUSH DATE: 16A#r64/ ATD PRESS21110
621,992.9

TITLE: Now composition of diesel oil additivej
SOURCES Neftepererabotka i neftAhimiyap no. 4v 1966p 21-24
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ACC NR,
AUTHORS Botkinjj P, P.; V1jM!!r9 A. Be; Zusevat B. S.; Kreyn, S.
9.1 pap-oks Ke L;
_00movy Ve JLO
OiG: none
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TOPIC TAGS1 diesel oill, antioxidant additivep lubricant additive
ABSTRACT: A composition of additives to motor fuels was developed
in order to match
imported additives in their effectiveness wtLen taken in similar
concentrations. The
composition includes the additives BFK (4% "and
IANI-317'V(00.25%). The BFK additive
is the barium salt of the products of condensation of alkylphenol
with formaldehvdpp
-and the LANI-317 Additive is,.zinc dialkyldithiophosphate in
isopropyl alcohol and
C12-C16 alcohols. In wetting and antioxidation properties, the now
composition is
practically equivalent to -foreign additives (those of the
Monsanto Co.) designed for
oils of the'first series of the intprnational classification. -The
new composition
also has advantages over ant1wearflind wetting agents in the
operation of a diesel
motor on low-sulfur fuel. The use of the now composition of
additives increases. the-.
motor potential of fast diesel engines and reduces their oil
consumption. Orig. art.
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USEE~I/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their
Application. Food Industryy
1-28
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Xhimiya.. No 19~, 1956, 63700
Author: Pallmin, V. V.., _Botkina, A- G., Shakh azarova, M. N.
Institution z None
.Title: Study of Chemical Composition of Mutton
Original
Periodical: Tr. Vaes. n.-i. in-ta myas. prom-Bti, 1953., No
5., 51-63
Abstract: Study of the chemical composition, taking into
account the morpholo-
gical structure,, of cuts of carcasses of rams of different
degree of
fattening slaughtered at the age of 1-1.5 year. It was found
that
with increasing extent of fattening., from below-medium to
medium, the
amount of fat increases by 2 tines, from below-medium to
above-
medium by 3 times. With greater extent of fattening the total
nitrogen content decreases. The greatest amount of total
nitrogen
is found in the soft tissues of hind shank and foreshank; of
extract-
ables in loin, leg and rib cuts, Content of D111-value
proteins
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U,SSR/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their
Application. Food industry.,
1-28
Abst Journal: Pleferat Zhur - Xhimiya, No 19, 1956, 63700
Abstract: decreases with fattening, being .11-11.87% �n
below-medium, 8.5-
10-37~ in medium and 8-3-10-18f in above medium :rattenijug cuts.
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BOTZIFA* A.P- (Mambo)
24002160tions of the Boticin family* 111n.voil. 35 no.Btl3l-132
Ag Is?. (MMA 10111)
I (S=IN FAMILY)

BOTKUNOV, A.I.
.. ~
Some ebaracteriBties of the distribution of
diamonds Iri the
"Mir"* pipe. Zap. Vses. min. ob-va 93 no.,444-435
I(xl*
(MIRA 18-.2)
1. %clnil "Mim7y'r tresta *Yakutalm&211, g. M-irn7y.

DUBININ, M.M., akademik; KADLETS, 0 - BOTLIK I.;
ZAVERINA, Ye.D.
[deceased); ZUKAL, A.;
Carbon adsorbents with molecular sieve properties.
DAL AN
SSSR 157 no.3t656-659 J1 164. (MIRA 17:7)
1. Institut fizicheskoy khimii AN Chekhoslovatskoy
SSR i
Institut fizicheskoy khimii AN WSR.

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chronic colitis and seoretory function of the stamoh.
8-0163
Zdravookhranenl~ 6 n09544E (MIM 16 &12
1. Iz kafedry fakulltstakoy terapii (zav. - zasluxbenn7y do-
yatell nauki prof* N.To Staroatenko) Kishinevokogo maditainako-
go instituta.

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CATEMORY
ADS. JOUR. AM illa. 0. 82 0
AUTHOR O-Cri'T'atl V.; "Superecanu, C.; Botnarenpu A
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MST.
T IT LE, hutile Utic
Formation in !ioUl. Carpathians
ORP3. PUB. Rev. minelor, 1"58, (., No le-, 5-3-1-53~
2
kBOITIRACT Study of crysl.,.~-~ls of different size of
:[-Litilej
.Lrom all-i-rial -ands, associated with magnetite,
apaL-lte,
Ju ni e . .s amd other mineritls, 1-tange of cheii-ical
garnet
according to 5 analys(-s (in -,4,)-. TiOj
C Ol."lics It d -n rutJlr--,
C." -";,erj 2.141 - 8.8(, Fe203 0-~--2 - 3-151 `-r-b 1
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Bv mc-ans of a bri,efly d(serl-bed smcl.,rogr~-tphic
proced-Uxe a
* t El, iv- ctirin was OC Cl. :,I -.,,,b I T a , V I z~,
E,
L U - 6ete it; a d
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Zr, and In. Tl~e pc~;sinle iscnorpl*.~,,-As velarions of
In el"."St"ll lattice C-L,
G. Vovolt-lyev.
CA-,
%f,~ 1-:aicru, 0.

BUTUCESCU, N.; BONEA, L.;_BCT RENCU, A.; STOICESCU,
Gh.; STOICESCU, Fl.
Gold and silver telluride mineralization in the
Baita-Nistru
(Baia Mare) deposit. Rev min 14 no.5;214-221 My 163.

AUITH011t
Botnarev, A. Y1, (?,ng~-)- S07,1/100_58_9_7/13
T ITTZ
Tower
C~ranes a-n-d-Their uses. (Ispollzovanlye bashenn7kh

cranov).
PEMODICAL:
Mekhanizatsi7a Stroitellstva; 1958, NMI pp. 15 16.

(TJSSR)
ABSTRACT*
The Glavlciyeystroy's Tr
ast of Stroymekhanizatsi7a ao-lep-

ted the organisation for assembly
and use of tower craues

as Indicated in P18.1. The head of the
assembly section,

Krichker,-devised a speedy method of assembly of
tower '

crane SBK-l (Flt.2). For assembly of this crane, lorry-

-hod
reduces
mounted. crane K-51 was used. This speedy met

the,tiate required for
assembling, cranes by two/three days

The. leading assembly worker Red
1co devised an assembly

method by using a winch. Wide-use is ma-de of
crane-

assembly method devised by Eng. M. G. Za1r-.'.oVat17- In

1957
the Glavmoss-tr07 started transporting tower cranes'

in part17
dismantled sections. Sometimes cranes are also

transported without
dismantling. Flgr.3 illustrates rails,

for cranes mounted on
prestressed reieforced concrete
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sleepers made from concrete
Marc 400. Eng. Rabinovich's

Tower Cranes and Their.Uses. SGV/100-53-9-7/13
meter-is used for determining the time e, working of
6 the tower Oranese There are 3 Figures and 1 Table*
1. Construction.--USSR 2. Hoists--Performance

BOTNARMC, N., prof. dr.
Problem of the so-called hyperteliese Trav Muz Nat 4:1+7-72
163.
1. Bucharest University.'

BOTNARIUCP He
mAnabiomisO P. 12.
*Great contributioni of the" Chinese people in the field of science and
technology.* p. 24.
(sti4ata Si Wtura, Vol 5. No 10, 00t 1953, Buoureati).

RUMANIA General and Specialized Zoology - Insects. P
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 5, 1959, No. 20844
Author : Malacea, I,;_1otnariue, N.
Inst : Institute r Fish Studies
Title : Investigations on the Dynamics of
Populations of Tendeppdides In Contaminated
Waters of the Basin of the Colentina River
Orig Pub : An. Inst. cercetarl plocic., 1956, 1 (4),
227-256
Abstract : The dynamics of the copulations of
tendepedide larvae In the lower course of
the Colentina River and In Beneas Lake,
which is situated In the course of the
river, periodically subjected to contamina-
tion by waste effluents, Is discussed.
Card 1/1
16

RTPWIIA/General and Special Zoology. Insects P-2
Abs Jour RoUhur - Biol., No 15, 1958, vo 6,-~7,35
Author Cure., Victoria
Inst
Title New Tendipedidae Larvae in the Fauna of RiL.ania
Drig Pub An. Inst. cercetari piscic., 1956, 1(4), 257 271
Abstract A description of seven new Ru.-Innian Species according to
their larvne.
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RUW-14VVGenera1 Biologyi General Hydrobiolopy. B-6
Lbs Jour : Rof Zhur-Biol4l No 16, 195C2 71673
Author :Botnariuc, N,q Duaian, IL,, I'mastasiu, C,,
Spat"Iru, F.
Inst- :Runanian ASBranch of Biolo6,y cmd Agriculture.
Titlo :Tho Study of tho Hydrobiolo-y of Lako Cilcoscu.
Orig Pub ;Bul. stiint. licad, RPR. Sec. biol. si stiinte
agric. Sor. 2001., 19572 9, No 2. 1S5-194
Lbstract :The intensity h tosynthosis and respira-
tion of plankto 0,412 wid 0.337 1:1[,/l of clu-
cose in 24 hours, respectively) were stuftod
by Vinbarg's mathod in tho mountain lake, Oil-
cascu, located at a height of 1 950 M. In the
composition of tho, zooplankton Lare worc found
5 si.)ocios of rotifers, 2 species of water fleas,
CarC. 1/2

RU,:--',,0L,,/Gonoral Biology. Guneral Hydrobiology. B-6
Lbs Jour Rof Zhur-Biol., No 16, 195u-j 71673
and 2 types of Copepoda. Data arc presented
vlitili regard to t-he qumtity7 vertical an(I he-
rizontal spread of tho plankton individual
woiL,ht mnC blonass of plankton ?184-1,V,7
G. G. Vinberv
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BOTNARIUC, N.; CUR99 V.
---- -------------
Associations of larvae of Chironomidas of the Danube
River delta and
the goomorphologic evolution of the delta. Polskie arch
hydrobiol 6-,
9-32 159. (EW 9:8)
(Rumnia-Chiranomidae) (Danube River)

BOTNAMUC, N.
Mmodacna pontica Richwald in the Balta Crapina and Balta
Jijila co"lex. Cowndcarile AR 12 no.3s341-343 Mr
162.
1, Ummicare presentata. do M.A.Ionexcu, membru corespondent
al "ademdel R.P.R.

.-_AQTNARIU-C.,--N..,.'conf. aniv.
Me floodable zone of the Danube. St si Teh Duc 24
no.1:6-7 Ja 162.

DOTNARIUCp N., prof.
Symposim of the scologists of HWaryj Soptmbor 12-15,.1961,
Sutdil core biol mix 14 n0,13435-437 162,
1. $9ful Labarat4rului do mistowtica al,Institutului do
b1clogle din Ducurestl si mombru al Camitetului do rodactie,,
"Studii A corostarl do bialogial S*rL& biologis aniula,"

BOTNARIUC, N.; IM-GREA, A.; NEGREA, St.
t 11---~~~,~
Observations on the biology of'the Fagotia
esperi (Fer)
species of the Grapina-;Jijila complex of pools.
Comunicari zoolog 2: 9-19 63.

BOTNER, Miohal, mgr inz.
YAthods and conditions for testing radiophonic transistor
receivers.
Frace Instteletechn 5 no.077-79 161.

DRAEOVSKIY, M. G. , kand.tek-hn.nauk-;, GORODETSK IY v Yu.G.
I kand.tekhn.nauk
BOTITLRY R.Kh. I inzh.
Systems for the automatization of lumber cutoff sawing. Der.
prom* 10 no.8:22-.14 Ag 161, (14IRA 14:8)
(Woodworking machinery) (Automatic control)

PIVOVAROV, Altbert Yakovlevich;.Wl - dollf
Khaimovich;
PAVLOV, E.A.,, nauchn, red.
[Design of auxiliary material handling
equipment for wood-
working industries] Konstruktsil
okolostanochnogo oborudo-
vaniia dlia derevoobrabatyvaiushchikh
proizvodstv. Mo-
skva,, TSentr. nauchno-issl. in-t patentnoi
informatsii i
tekhniko-ekon. issledovanii, 1965. 30 p. .
(MIRA .18:10)

BDTNKV, N.
Practice In checking cash discipline. Den,i kred, 21 no,4s
36-37 Ap,163. (MM l6s4)
1. Starshiy kreditnyy inspektor Ore~hovo-&Wevskogo
otdeleniya
Gosbanka.
(Orekhovo-lWevo-Banks and banking)
(Orekhovo-7myevo--Auditing and inspection)

KUMASENKON L,S,,; BOKOLOVI I.A.;__BOTMV Ye.Ya.
Steel 16wing from tvo-stoppor ladles with remote
control of the
stoppers. Notallurg 7 no*4:21-23 Ap 162. (HIPA 15:3)
(Open-bearth furnaces-Equipaent, and supplies)
(Remote control)

15-57-7-9766
Translation from: Referativny zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 7,
P 151 (USSRT
AUTHORS: Subbota, M. I., Botneva, T. A.
TITLE: Gas-Bitumen Formation in Swampy Sectors of Western
Georgia (0 protsessakh sovremennogo gazobitumoobrazo-
vaniya na zabolochennykh uchastkakh Zapadnoy Gruzii)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Vses. n.-i. geol.-razved. neft. in-t, 1956, Nr
7,
pp 223-233
ABSTRACT: Swamp gas of a certain composition forms in swampy
sectors and in fresh-water reservoirs with a sandy
clay bottom. The composition of this gas is as
follows: methane--10.59 to 89.15 percent; nitrogen--
8.0 to 81-45 percent; carbonic acid gas--o.89 to 7.96
percent. Oxygen in an amount up t 0 1. 08 percent was
found in individual specimens, and hydrogen up to
Card 1/3 0.05 percent in three specimens. Traces of heavy

Gas-Bitumen Formation in Swampy Sectors (Cont.) 15-5?-7-9?66
hydrocarbons were established in an amount of 0.01 to 0.02
percent
(Qiich is within the limits of the sensitivity of the
determination)
only in four specimens. The accumulation of methane in the
sediment
is very low, since most of the methane enters the
atmosphere. A
greater methane content in the desorbed gases is observed
only in
the upper layer, which is closely connected with the soil
and is
transitional to the Quaternary deposits. Heavy hydrocarbons
aria
absent from the desorbed gases. The bitumen content in rock
of
swampy areas is 0.000156 to 0.02 percent; the greatest
amount of
bitumen is found in rock taken from a depth up to 0.1 m,
while the
smallest amount is found in rock taken from a depth of 3 m.
In rock
of the upper layer, represented by highly arenaceous brown
clays,
the bitumen consists of asphalt acids in an amount of 49.38
percent;
oils--12.83 percent, and resins--33-99 percent. The amount
of
asphalt acids in the lower layer is little more than half
that in
the upper layer, while the amount of oil is twice that of
the upper
layer. An increase is also observed in the amount of resins
and
asphaltenes. The qualitative composition of the bituminous
substance
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15-57-7-9766
Gas-Bitumen Formation in Swampy Sectors (Cont.)
indicates the existence of two zones:
a lower, reducing zone.
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an upper, oxidative zone and
G. A. Gladysheva

BOMTAV T.A.
Changes in patrol*= characteristies of the southeastern Tatar
fields.
Geol, naftl 2 no,508-64 Ny 158. (MIRA Ut5)
1, Veaeoywnyy mauabno-Iseledovatellskly goologo-razvedoobW
neftyaw Institut *
(;&tar A.S.S.R.-Amtroleum-Amalysts)

BOTNEVA, T.A.; RASNITSYM, A*TG-
f
nigneminatoa bit=dnDelly in Tertiary deposits of Stavropol
Territory.
Trudy MGNI no.21-057-79- 138, (KM 13:3.)
(Stavropol Territory-Ditwien)

KAISIKOV, S.P..; YERMEM, N.A.; ZHU OVITSKTY. A.A.;
TURKFVTAUB, F.K.;
PANXINA. R.G.
OPWA
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Relation between the changes in the composition-of
casing-head
gas and the increase of stratigraphic depth. Geolenefti I
gaza 3
no.1:55-63 Ja 159. (Kin l2:4)
1. Vessayusrary nauchno-issledovat ell skly
goologo-rasyedochay
neftyanoy Institute
(Gas, Natural-Analysis)

AMOMVI ?..L.j BOTNE.VA T A -- YEBMNKO, N.A.; ZHABREV, V.V.; SUBBOTAY
M.I.; UB, N.M.; USENEV, B.P.
Preaeat atatue of oil and pa gepchemical prospecting methods.
Trudy VNIGNI no. 10%2Z7_240 158.' (MIRA 14: 5)
(Geoc~:mical prospecting)

BOTNEVA, T.A.
Geochemical characteristics of the Devadain oiln of the
Pashiyka series and characteristics of the changes of
their properties in the limits of the Bol'shoy Kinell
swell. Trudy VNIGNI no-33:45-59 162.
(MIRA 18: U)

,BOTNEVA. T.j. RAABEN, V.; KOTSERUBAp V-
Information, Geole nefti i gaza 7 no.8:60 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:10)

BOTNEVAVT. A...; 'YEREMENKO, N. A.; KQROTKOXI, S. T.; SHiMMV, A. 14.
"Regularities in distribution of oil and gas deposits in West
Fore-CaucasuS."
report submitted for 22nd Sess, Intl Geological Cong, New Delhi,
14-22 Dec
1964.

BMIEVA, T.A.; MAKSIMOV, S.P.
Geochemical investigations of oils and gases in the
study
of the laws of the spatial distribution of their
fields.
Trudy VNIGNI no,40:95-128 164, (MIRA 17:6)

BOTNEVA, T.A.; KIROV, V.A.
Certain regularities in the distribution of oil and gas
reserves on the eastern slope of the Voronezh arch.
Trudy
VNIGNI no.40:182-201 164. (MIRA 17:6)

BOTWTARUC, N.; ANASTASIJU, C.; DX-aA.N, A.
Distribution of zooplankton in the Surian bog. p. 669. Academia
Republicii Populare Romine. COMUNICARIM Bucuresti. Vol. 6,
no. 5. may- 1956.
SOURCE: East European Acces3ions List (EEAL) Library of Congress.
Vol. 5, no.9, Sept. 1955

OATUL, A.A., dotsent, kand. tekhn. nauk; P0111KIII, X.N.,
assistant;
assistant; ALEMIN, V6K*) inzhe
Utilizing, testing,.and strengthening reinforced concrete
i!after
beams with ordinary and with tensioned reinforcement. Sbor.
trud.
Inzh.-stroi. fak. Chel. politekh. inst. no-3:159-1&")- t63.
(MIRA 17:9)
1. Urallskiy filial Akademii stroitellstva i arl&itektury SSSR.

ACC NR, atYjvVt.Ybi (04) SUURUS UUDNI
UR/L4L'J1/b0/WV/UVJJUW-L/UVV4 I
Bot~iko~, M. Goloso*. A. Pa's,
AUTHORs Is.; Volovichl A._A KD
Monastyrskly, T -De 1711
none
TITLE s Con Auous polyme vatt n a reactor kith
OAA-19-46 altf-~' ~688~ure
a mixing device
SOURCEs Plastlobaskiye massy# no@ 3y 1966p 1-4
TAGS a 'ethylene., polymerization kinetics, polyethylene.Rlastic
ABSTRACT: To obtain the basic kinetic study of the process the
polymerization was
performed under conditions most similar to Industrial (pilot
plant) conditions* An
Initiator was injected into pseoua ethylene,, compressed to the
preferrel pressure,
and, immediately aftekwardep the gas was introduced into a reactor
of 0.51 capacity.
'~7he contents in the reactor were mixe4 by a mechanical device at
1500 rpm. The
-,.T~reaoticn mixture passed into a~eeparator, the product,
polyethylene, was removed by
"a screw conveyer,, and the nonreacted ethylene passed through a
cyclone Into the
container withthe raw material. 7he raw material used contained
99*6% ethylene,
--0.0004% GC~, 0.0005% GO. 7he concentration of G2 during
17mrization did not
exceed 10 Ypm. Peroxide of ditertiaz7butyl (0&7-5.7 weight %rwas
used as the
CaM UDGI 678i,742,2166*095*2

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ACC NRs Ar6oo7961
initiator. Me reaction was performed at 195-245G, 800-1200 atial and
at a volume
velocity or n*2-36.6/hr' 7he kinstico of the reaction was atos
tsuccessfully ex-
praseed by the.equationt -7
a AK Ilpl" P*
K-Kse
are Q =-donversion;. p pressure (in atm); n,, u microkinatio
constants; ICO
preexponential factor; E r- energy of activation (kcal/mol); R gas
constant; T
:absolute temperiature, (in OK); K = constanf of reaction ratetf V
volume velocity,
(hr-I); I = initiator concentration. A graphic representation of
this equation is
an
shown in Ag. 1. Fig., 2 shows the temperature dependence of 09 s The
increase dBub-
sequent decrease of a with the increasing temperature is expl&-Lned
by an incroas a of
x Ind a decrease In the concentration of the initiator.
Polyme.rization at different
temperatures showed an agreement with the Arrhanius equationi The
calculatsd Z and
were 16 kcal/mA and 3.9-10--5, respectively. The low value (0.4) of
the order
5
the reaction calculated'by-the initiator concentration is e:iplained
by some
..participation of-the initiator in,cbain,cleavage. Ori g.' art, ha
s t3fig. and 2 tables,
Caid 2/3,'-

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7-
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4 5 F S' I A---X-
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Fi g. 2. Dependence o
ag 1. P t a 215t; 31 f a on the tempara
1000 kg/GM2;
5-10-3mol/l. tura 1000 kg/cm v = 22.0-
162
(2.6-2.70-10-5mol/l;
2.-1 95-2.7)-10~-6 Mal/l.
P
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_P2TNL ~idslay n
auchnyy 96trudnik
Geographic position of 'the An~arctic
convergencs,;zori~-'.4m,-ht& Southern
Ocein. Inform.biul.Sov.antark.eksp. no.41:19-24
1630'~-(MIRA 17:1)
1. Arktichaskiy i antarkti chaskiy
nauchno-issl6dcvatellskiy institut.

BOTNIKOV, V.N., rljdshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
seasonal variations and variations over a period of several years
in the zone of Antarctic convergence. Infom. biul. Sov. antark.
eksp. no.,45,17-22 164. (MIRA 18al)
1. Arktichaski-y i antarktichaskiy nauehnc-issledovatellskiy
institute

BOTNIK" V.N.,, mladahly nauchnyy actrudniki ROMANOV, I.P., mladshiy
"~-aCci~n'Yy sotrudnik
Work of the marine team of the Ninth Soviet Antarctic
Expedition Onard the diesel-electric ship "011." Tnfnrm.
biul. Sov. antark. ekep. no.51:64-66 065.
Tne conditions of the voyage of the diesel-electric ship "0b'"
during the ninth Antarctic cruise. lbid.i67-71
(MIRA 18:9)
1. Arkticheskiy i antarkticheakiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy
institut.

BARANOXT G.I., mladshiy nauabnyy sot--udnik;-!OM11LOL
mladshiy
nauchnyy sotrudnik
The layer of no motion and the water masses of the Weddell Sea'.4
Inform. biul. Sov. antark. eksp. no, 53:18-23 165.
(I'm 18112)
1. Arkt1cbeskiy i antarkticheskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy
inatitut. Submitted Sept, 7#---3464o

C
ACC NRt AT6010039 ODE: UR/3174/65/000/051/0064/0066
A 1JT1 10R; Botnikpv, V. N. Qunior research
associate);.Romanov, I. P. (junior research
associate
ORG:I Arctic an~ Antarctic Research Institute (Arkticheskiy i
Antarkticheskiy n'auch-
.no-issledovatellskiy institut)
a
TITLE: Work of*the naval detachment of the Ninth soviet
antarctic expedition on the
D/9 Ship "Obt It
'SOURCE: Sovetsk?Lya antarkticheskaya ekspeditsiya, 1955-.
Informatsionnyy byulletent,
.no. 51, 1965, 64-66
TOPIC TAGS: meteorological observation, ice, antarctic ice.
antarctic ice depth,
oceanology,.oceanographic vessel, oceanographic equipment,
hydrographic. surveying,_.~
hydrographic sonar/NEL-5 hydrographic sonar
ABSTRACT: The voyage of the diesel-electrie ship ,0b, took
place between Dec. 3,
1963-and May 14, 1964, by way of Leningrad Dakar - Mirny -
Station Mouson - Novolam.
zarevskaya. - Molodezhnaya - Mirny - Dakar Le Havre -
Leningrad, Fig. 1. -The naval-
detachment of the Ninth soviet antarctic expedition worked on
board ship. Plans com-
prised meteorological. hydrolo.-ical, hydrochemical.
geological, glaciological, hydro-
graphic, gravimetric and electrophysical observations.
Meteorological observations -
'were started after leaving Dakar and continued until reaching
La. Manche. 342 analyses
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ACC NR3 AT6019039
for Cl, pH, 0., and alkalinity, and 6 ocean bottom
samplings were made. Information on surface ice. and
icebergs was gathered. Gravimetric work was limited
to methods improvement. The hydrographic group ac-
complished 20800 nm of reconnaissance measurements,'*
coordinated by astronomical and radiolocation means.
Existence of a bottom elevation to a depth of 667 m.:
in the Angola Atlantic ocean bottom depression was
-Confirmed. Two Kelvin-Hughes and one M1,5 hydrogra-,
-phic sonar'were used. A task of the eleztrophysical~
group was the determination of the ice cover depth
by a reflected electromagnetic impulse. This was ac-
complished on the 9th Feb. 1964, on the 32 kilome-
ter of t~e route mirny - Pionerskaya. The ice depth
wasfound to be 850 meters. Orig. art. has 1 fig.
ap
S
Novo zarev a
Mo odezhnaya
10 son
M rny
~ijc. Voyage of :the- D/E!1. ]0b9
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ACC NRI ATOOVO~M
CODE: UR/3174/65/000/051/0067/0071
I
AUTHOR: BotniRov, V.N. (Titnior researcil associate); Romanov, I.P.
(junior researca I
associale)
ORG: Arctic and Antarctic scientific research institute
(Arkticheskiy i antarktiches.
kiy nauchno-iss edovatellskiy in6titUt)
TITLE; Sea ice.conditions during the ninth antarctic voyage of the
D/E ship 'lab'"
SOURCE.- sovet'skaya antarkticheakaya ck3pcditsiya, 1955
Informatsionnyy byulleten'
no. 51, 1965, 67-71
TOPIC TAGSe. sea ice, antarctic sea ice, ice island, iceberg, sea
ice navigation,
icebreaker
STIUCT: This!paper is a description of sea ice conditions observed
at high souther9
B
A
latitudes, in the coastal waters of Antarctica and at its shores
during the voyage
of the D/E shipillob" !1 of-the Ninth soviet Antarctic expedition.
The observations be-t'
gan Jan 4, 1964~with the first sighting of an iceberg at Lat 540501
South and Long
0
38 051 East. Onithe southward course to Mirny, icebergs with a
gradually increasing
ocCurence density (from 3 to 7 points) were encountered and are
described in detail.
Landfall was,made at Mirny at the edge of the solid shore ice, 13.5
mileg;wide.
Efforts to reach shore by icebreaking were only partly successful,
as only half the
distance to shore could be made good while the ship was being
unloaded. The

ACC NR-- AT6019040
profile of the ice route to Mirny is given in Pig. 1. After
departure from Mirny to
Molodezhnaya Feb 11, 1964, a giant iceberg, 24 miles long and 44 -,1
high. was sighted
S ya was
at Lat. 650251~ outh and Long. S40101 East. The shore ice at
Molodezhna
thinner and weaker than at Mirny, however, difficulties were
encountered on departure
due to decreased draft of the ship and new icing. Further
difficulties - a 10- point
belt of ice - were encountered in the Leningradskiy Bay at the
entrance to Novolazaxe.
vskaya. During the return trip, Mar 24, intensive new ice formation
was noted in the
-Alasheyev Bay and in the Sea of Davis. During the voyage, 4500
miles were sailed in
the coastal zone of Antarciica; of these, 1100 miles were navigated
in the presen.
ce of ice...-Orig. art. has.2- figures.
N11RNY
Sea Leve
P 4.1 7.L ki-A.
Fig. 1.
'Prof i1o of ICE
shor6 ice
at MIRNY.
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,~-AUTHORS:
Botnikov,, Ya. A. and Gerasicheva, Z.V. (V.N.I.I. NP)
TITLE:
Thermal cracking of heavy distillates from sulphurous

crude
oils. (Termicheskiy kreking tyazhelykh

distillyatov sernistykh
neftey).
PERIODICAL:
"KhimUa i'Tekhnolo&iya ToRliva i Masel"
(Chemistry and

Technology of Fuels and Lubricants), 177, No.2,

pp.
40 - 44 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT:
Thermal cracking of a fraction boiling
at 320-450 00

obtained during direct distillation of sulphurous

crude oil was investigated on a laboratory scale

apparatus (ref.1).
and the results obtained compared

with those of catalytic cracking.
Thermal cracking

was carried out in two modifications:

1) single
furnace cracking with recycling in order to

obtain p!etrol and
cracking residue; 2) single furnace

cracking with recycling in
order to obtain petrol,

diesel fuel and cracking residue. Material
balances

are shown in Tables 1, 2 and 3. The dependence between

the
yield of the total gaseous and liquid products and

the yield of
carbonised residue is shown in Fig.l.

Optimum conditions: duration
90 mins, temperature -420 C.

Experiments were repeated using an
apparatus for

continuous cracking at a temperature of 480 C and 35
atm.

pressure (Tables 4, 5). The results were similar to

Thermal cracking of heavy distillates from sulphurous
crude oils. (Cont.)
those obtained on intermittent operation. The comparison
of results obtained on thermal and catalytic cracking
are given in Table 6. Thermal cracking produces 24.1%
of petrol and 39.4 of diesel fuel, total yield of light
products - 63.5%. On catalytic cracking the correspond-
ing yields were: 32.3%, 23.7% and 57.4% respectively.
Octane number of petrol produced on thermal cracking -
68, and of that produced on catalytic cracking 78.
Cetane number of diesel fuels were 41 and 30 respectively.
The proportion of residue left on thermal cracking -
28.2% and on catalytic cracking 23.7%. 1 figure, 6 tables,
four Russian references.
Card 2/2

BTINIKOV Y. A., AMRIK, B. K., LAVRO-VSKIY, K. P.,
SIMBLO, A. I.,
I MI, A. S., BRODSKY, A. N., KAWINER, B. B.,
OVSYAATNIKOV, P. V.,
KORNEY11-71, N. L, SUIMANOV, V. P. RINTAWSEV, A. N.
"Ptocesses of Continuous Themocontact Transfomations
of Crude Oid
on Coke."
Report submitted at the Fifth World Petroleum
Congress, 30 liay -
5 June 1959. New York.

3FTORs GJB*; BOTNIKOV., YaA.; BRUSINA., -V-A-
litro n organic compounde in the Devonian oil of the TMYMMY fi63A-
=e
sera-L -Y neft.i neftiproda 3t193-197
azotorg.moeil~". .160o
(IqU 14:6)
I-,*' T,8006yusmu-z~Lucbno-loolodantellakly inatitut po.pererabotke
zwfti i gaza A. POI=beni7u iskusetvannogo, sbiAlrogo topliva.0
Obtroleim cokeY (Nitrogen-knilysis)

R&R=OV, Te.Ta.; BDTEKOV, T&oA*; TJROXHIN, G.S.
I)Inanico of gas flow in the operation of cyclone discharge
pipes in petroleum refining unit@, Khim.i takh.topl.i masel.
5 no.4:45-49 AP 160. (KnM 13:6)
1. Tessoyusayy nauchno-Iseledovatel'skly justitut po
pererabotke
nefti i gaza i polucheAlynAskusitvannogo zhidkogo topliva.
(Gas flow) (Petroleum-MOWng)

V*MUSHEV, I..A.; BOT#IKW, YA.A-! ZENCHENKOV,
Heat transfer from a fluidized bed of bu4hir-:j coke to the aurface
of horisonthi pipes.' KMA.prom. no.n:787-789 N 16L
(Heat-Tranmaission) (Fluidizition).

SPEKTOR9 G.S.; BQ7NIKOV9 Ya.A._;P4qSINAO V.A.
------------
Che"Mcal composition of the products of coking.. MflzO
Ukh4opl.i
Usel 6 no.3:22-25 Mr 161. (min 14:3)
1. Vefesoynnyy nambno-jeeledovatellakiy lwtitut po pererabotke
j~efti i gaza i poluchaiiiya iskusetyannogo zhi#ogo topliva.
(Petroleum products)

BOTNIKOV Ya.A.; KAMINER, B.B.; FOMENKO, L.A.
Obtaining products for the petrochemical industry by
the
thermal-contact cracking of oil residues in a
fluidized bed;
high-tm"rature-thermal contact cracking. Trudy VNII
NP no. 9:
5-14 163. (MRA 17s6)

GEJRASICHEVA, Z.V.; BOTNIKOV, Ya.A.
'Thermal cracking of paraffin to obtain products for the
production of detergents. Trudy VNII NP no. 9:15-21 163.
(IGRA 17:6)

GERASICIIRVA, Z.V.; BOTNIKOV, la.A.; OSIPOVA, Ye.V.
Obtaining products for oxo synthesis by the
thermal cracking
of paraffin. Trudy VNII NP no. 9:22-27 163. (MIRA
1716)

BOTOACAP ~-
Asymptotic behavior of the solutions of certain equations vith
finite differences. Studii core =at 13 no.4:599-f26 162.
- I
M.
I .- ::~
f I

BOTGACA,,_-~Vjlq,, student (Bucuresti)
iticity constant of a spring. Ga2 mat B 13 no.2:79-81 F 162.
i

STEFANIU, Al. dr.,- POPESCU, N... dr.; BOTOCANy V.j dr.
Primary neoplam of the trachea studied in connection with 5
treated cases. Otorinolaringologie (Bucur..) 9*no.4.-.329-335
O-D 164
1. lucrare efectuata in Spitalul de adulti nr, Z'si Spitalul do
tuberculaza Plolestio
-A"

L 2829-M EWT(1)/ETC/EPF(jj)4/EWG(m) ii):~?/
. . ............ AT
I ACCESSION NRt AP5ol6l67..,, UR/oon/65/016/,Q,96/091i~~4
S, -KHan, V. S. 53T*523A52T
AUZHOR: Botofin V,
.... ......
TITLE Investigation of a dischar
ge in-a hollow cathode
4 1,
i SOURCE: Optiks i epektroskopiya, v4',, 18 j no. 6* 1965s 966-96T
1. TOPIC TAGSt electric discharge gas discharge, heliuml electron
distribution
function
ABSTRACT: Thepurpose of~the investigation.was to determine the
feasibility of
asceitaining the energy distribution of electrons in a hollow cathode
by means of
a prbbe method, The measurements were made in a discharge tube in
helium. The
discharge was produced In the tube by a-high voltage rectifiers The
measurements
were made in the pressure range.from 0.08 to several mm Hg and at
currents from
20 to 150 ma.- Probe measurements have shown that when the pressure
exceeds 0.2
mm Hg, the electrons have an isotropic distribution, so that the
distribution
function could.be calculated by means of the.DnWvestein formula.
The-electron
distribution obtained in the hollow cathode was found to differ
greatly.from
Maxwellian so that the use of,ordinary methods,for the interpretation
of probe
characteristics was difficult.i Orig. art. has:. 3 figures.
Card 1/2

0"OUkITRY : LI S,:R
'"'ANGORY : Forest.-Y. Forest Management.
ADS. JOUR. : RZ~Lqjoj., )TO.
14 632?4
OUTHOR :
M-55ow-AgricOltural Academy imeni K. A. Timiryezev
The UtilizatLon of Asnan '-food in the Shakhovskty
Tree Farm of the Moskovskaya. Oblast
1157,
), R, j C-FUB- -)3kl. Mlosk. s.-~xh. akad. im. K. A.
Vmiry z v
vy-p. 31, 349-351
B S T.-, Z:~ C T'110 abstract

BOTOLOV, M.Ya., kand.tekhn.nauk
Gharacteristics of th.e autamatically controlled processing
of
train -composed of 1~oller bearing cars. Zhel.dor.transp. 43
no-5:33-37 My 161. , (MIRL 14:4)
(Rallroads-Hump Yards) (Automatic control)

WKHAILOVA, V., insh.; BMON,~ H., imsh.;, MAVOV, R., insh.
S=e proldems in pressure casting. $aahinostroeme 12 noo2:4-6
7 963o

RO 2 JD/WB
CC NR- AT6031772 (' 4) SOURCE CODE 13U/2505/65/005/000/005510064
AUTHOR: Pavlov, D !oton, M. ; S~
ORG: Institute of Physical Chemistry of the Bulgarian Academy of
ciences
(Institut po fizikokhimiya. Bulgarska akademiya na naukite)
TITLE: Anodic carxm&LM of lead-antimony alloys with silver
additions
9
7-7 1
SOURCE: Bulgarska akademiya na naukite. Institut po fizikokbimiya.
Izvestiya,
v. 5, 1965, 55-64
TOPIC TAGS: alloy, corrosion, anodic corrosion, corrosion rate,
lead antimony
alloy
ABSTRACT: Investigations were made of the stationary rate of
oxidation of lead-
antimony and lead- antimony -silver alloys with a low content of
silver. It was
established that with the increase of the content of antimony, an
increase of the
corrosion rate occurs and that the electrode potential decreases.
Some additions
of silver to lead-antimony alloys lower both the corrosion rate
and the electrode.
potential. The above -effects are explained by the simultaneous
influence of addi-
tions on processes, taking place on the oxide-to-sojution and
metal-to-oxide
boundary. [Abthors' abstract)
C.,d 1 / jjjSUJB CODE: 11 /SUBM DATE:none/SOV REF: 009/ OTH REF:
002/

BOTIC.-NU, F.
BOTOND, F. Characteristics of diagonal knitting. P. 34-9.
No. 9, Sept. 1951
MAGYAR TF-YTILTECFINIIKA.
TECHNOLCCY
Budapest, Hungary
So: East European Accession, Vol. 5, No. 5, May 1956

BOTOND ~ F.
BOTOND, F. Remarks on the article "'Problems of Our Professional
Language" published
in the February 1955 issue of Marvar Textiltechnika. P. 360
ivo. 9, Sept. 1955.
MIAGYAR TUTILTEMIKA.
TECHNOLOGY
Budapest, Hungary
So: East, European accession.. Vol. 5, No. 5, May 1956

BOTOND, F.
Theory nnd practice In the service of reducing prime cost.
p. 221
I-MGTAR TECTMEMUCKA Budapest Vol. 11, ITo. 6, June 1955
SOURICE: East European Accessions List (EEAL) Library' of
Congress Vol. 5s
No. 6, June 1956

BOTOND, Gy.
"Organization of Rbythmic Production, 11 P. 13. (TOBBTFUTITTEUS, Vol.
71
Ho. 1, jan. 10,53, 'Bludapestt Evangery)
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ICTC11-1) Cy.
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enterprises in the furriture
Inoustry. P. "IC9.
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BOT01ir., Gy.
ECTOND, GY. Use of mechanical measuring instruments in factories.
p. 1C.
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EOTC-ND, GY.
EOTIUD, GY. Continuous (quarterlyj exam-dnation of the trend of prime
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SO* 'East kUtopean Accession,'Vol. 5.. No- 5, MBY 1956

Questions related to protection of~socisl property in the wood
industry.
P. ;ia
FAMR Fai
pari Tudomanyon:Rgyeaulet) Budapest
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noTa.m., GY
Organizational directives and
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Powl"L), Gy.
New domestic business machines for preparing certificates on
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Gy.
Investigation of the decomposition of parathion spray residu
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February 1958

Sz. DEMS, Anna; BOTOND, Gyulav tochnikai munkatars
Analysis of the decomposition of parathion spray
residues
on apples. Elelm #~ 11 no.7/8:182-:L85 0 157.
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BOTONOGOV A
In the struggle for the realization of the seven~-year plan.
Rech.
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1. Vachalinik Tyumenskogo lineynogo parokbodetva.
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BOTOFOGOV, V., starshly Luxhoner
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le Formativoo-iseledavAtOllsbVIS itantmiya gdtnodobyT&yuohchey
propphlonnosti LIvovskogo novuerkhosa.
(INOT-Volyn, Basin-coal mines and mining~-Iabor productivity)

FAREDINp I&~;~'BENKO, SWINM N.; BOTOS I.; EZMzI, G.
Nthological changes in the,adrenaline and noradrenaline contents or
arterial vessel valle in dog. Actm med. hung..17 zo.3/4*-247-255
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=at of Surgery (Director: 0. Petri),, University Medical School,, Sseg*d.
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CRNOS, Jena.,; UBZT1a, Gabor.*,; BWOB. Arpad.,; KCRPASST. Bela,
professor.
Adrenalin-type arteriosclerosis Induced by experimental coarctation
of the aarts, in rabbits. Act& norph. h=g. 6 no.1:129-139 1955
1. Dept. of ftthological Anatomy and Histology (Director:prof. B.
Korpassy) wA the Dept. of fter. Surgery (Director: Prof. G. Petri)
of the Medical University. Szeged. Szeged, Koesuth L.m. u. 40
Rmmgary
(fortori6s. Jenit fjosi1g, Gabor; Kor"asy,-Bela.) Szeged, Kosouth L.
SAO 35 RUVA67. -(for-. Dotew. Arpad.)
(CQUMTICN OF AMA, mperimentale
ftwtig. arterioeblerotier, It vibbits)
(ARTWOOOLUOM, enwrluental,
prod. by coarctation of sort&)