SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BUT, D. A. - BUTAKOV, A. G.

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AUTHOR: But~ D. A.; Bertinov, A. I.
ORG: none
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TITLE: A transverse magnetogasdynamic Hall generator with a two-component magnetic
field. Class 21, No. 174288
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy 1 tovarnykh znakov, no. 17, 1965, 45
TOPIC TAGS: Hall generator, magnetogasdynamics
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces a transverse magnetogasdynamic Hall
generator with a two-component magnetic field. The design of the generator is sim-
plified and its operating reliability in a high-temperiture gas sItream is improved
by making the device from two coaxial electrodes with the excitation winding on the
same axis.
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AUTHOR: Bertinov, A, 1. (Moscow); But. D. A. (Moscow), Gorbatkov, S. A.
(Moscow)
ORG: none
TITLE: Axisymmetrical linear magnetohydrodynamtc, flow with the Hall effect in a
two-component field
'OURCE:- AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Energetika I transport, no. 6, 1965, 102-110
rOPIC TAGS: magne togas odynami c a, ~mgetohydrodynamics, Hall effect, Faraday
ffec1t, MHD generator, axisymmetric.flow, electrode
kBSTRACT: These known magnetohydrodynam c-iinerator (MHDG) configurations
Lrebriefly examined: (1) ~~ontinuous -electrode channel, Faraday emf; ' I
2) Sectionalized-electrode channel, loads fed with Faraday emf'sj*l (3) Sectionalized-
-lectrode channel, Hall emfl'(4) Montardi scheme. The potentialities of these two .
:ombined configurations are considered: (5) A,coa3dal channel with a two-component
---netic field in which the emf Is generated by both Faraday and Hall effects; no
to needed, and a amall-size superconducting magnetic system is
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applicable; (6) Same, but the electrodes are sectionalized as in (2). The latter two.
schemes are explored analytically. It is found that* (1) Scheme 5 with continuous
electrodes obviates the difficulties connected with insulating walls and inserts in the
channel, however, its *specific (per unit volume) electric power (ma)dmal at
1-2) is only I/1Z to 113 as high as that in other MBDG schemes; the specific
power can be stepped up considerably if a higher temperature - and, therefore,
higher gas conductivity - be used; (2) The characteristics of scheme 6 approach
those of scheme 3; however, scheme 6 has no advantages stemming from the absence
of insulating inserts, (3) The axial symmetry of.the working flow and the applicability
of simple torus superconducting magnetic systems are the two advantages of
magnetohydrodynamic flows using the Hall effect and two-component field. Orig.
art. has: 5 figures and 38 formulas.
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AUTHOR: Bertinov A. I. - But D. A. Gorbatkov, S. A.
011G: none
TITLE: Conical m agnetogas -dynamic flow with the Hall effect in an axial magnetic
field
SOURCE: Magnitnayagidrodinamika, no. 3, 1966, 29-38
TOPIC TAGS: magnetogas dynavnics, magnetogas dynamic flow, Hall effect,
a-xial magnetic field, transverse magnetic field, Faraday effect
ABSTRACT: The authors analyzed a conical magnetogasdynamic flow of an ideal
incompressible conducting gas with the Hall effect in an axial magnetic field. The
power supplied by the electrodes is produced through the Faraday and Hall effects.
The magnetic Reynolds number is assumed to be much less than unity. Analytical
relationships have been derived permitting an estimation of the basic electro-
dynamic and power energy characteristics of flow. Optimization is carried out or I
output power relating to various parameters. It is shown that by tile specific power~I
the above-mentioned flow, is less than that of MHD flows in a transverse magnetic
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field with power takeoff. However, there is no need for insulated duct walls when
the above-mentioned effect is involved. It leads to an increase in the permissible
temperatures of the working medium simplification of duct design, and increased
reliability of the device. Orig. art. has: 4 figures and 55 formulas. [Based on
authors' abstract]
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AUTHOR: Dmitryuk, G.N.; Gorokhovoldv. G.A.; But, G.P.
ORG: Kiev Institute of Civil Aviation Engineed(kiyevskiy institut inzhenerov grazhdanskoy
aviats1i) 45
TITLE: Quantitative evaluation of the durability of a metal to metal-polymer compositiog
friction couple
SOURCE: Fiziko-khimicheskaya mekbanika materialov, v. 1, no. 5, 19G5, 516-521
TOPIC TAGS: friction, wear material, wear resistance, metal property, polymer/~/
ABSTRACT: The authors present several formulas for the quantitative evaluation of the
durability of a friction couple'lmade of a metal and a metal-polymer composition (ggLy::_
tetrafluorethyl~ne)J-~, It Is noted that the following procedures should be performed-irn--o-ra-e-r-lo
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mp y e rmuldg-'obtained: 1) evaluation of the effect of the metal base, th chemical
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composition, and the relative content of the polymer on the wearability of the metal-polymer
composition; 2) investigation of the effect of the force on the wearability of the metal-
polymer composition and the metal roller in contact with it, taking the time factor into
consideration; and 3) mathematical processing of the data obtained for the determination of
the coefficients in one of the formulas, and evaluation of the dispersion of the test results by
methods of probability theory and'mathematical statistics. The purpose of this investigation
is to determine the wear intensityl/of a metal-polymer composition with an optimal content of
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the polymer and a metal roller In contact with It at the initial period of operation, as well as
in a period of stabilized wear as a function of the time and the coupling mode, taklng into
account the quantitative and the qualitative mechanisms on the boundary of the friction couple.
On the basis of principles of the wear process of the metal to metal-polymer composition
friction couple, a method is developed for calculating the durability of metal-polymer coupling
Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 5 formulas.
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ORG: none fV
TITLE: Wear resistance metal-polymer bearin surfaces*V
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SOURCE: Melffianika polimerov, no. 4, 1966, 580-~84
TOPIC TAGS: bearing material, slider bearing, metal polymer ccmposite, solid
aubricant
ABSTRACT: The feasibility of using antiseizure polymer-metal composites in slider
type bearingshas been studied. To preserve the antiseizure properties of polymers and
at the same time to take advantage of the high thermal conductivity'And mechanical
strength of metals, bearing insertAand PuRhLin.&s\6de of composites)"consi sting of
bars of polymer imbedde4 in a metal basXwere developed and tested, The po3,vmers
used were flo 1.~
ro last- p '~i hylenel, low-pressure polyethylene,
poly(vinyl chloride ( d eboniteA5 The metal base was B20F7-02T(br) bronze or Armco
iron. In this desigfi the polymer bar protrudes so that it rubs against the steel
45 shaft. The polymer interacts with the metallic surface of the shaft to form non-
metallic structures (sic] which prevent immediate contact of the metals. Study of
the effect of service conditions on the wear of the friction couple composite-metal
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showed that the principal factor is load. The shaft/insert wear ratio was 1/3.5
(dry friction) and 1/5 (heavy regimes). It is noted that the manufacture of the
porous metal-polymer composites in use outside the USSR is complex and that their
construction is not always reliable. In contrast, it is claimed that the poi~mer-
metal composites proposed are relatively simple to make and are more vear-resistant.
Orig. art. has: 6 figures.
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MAGDA I J.1.,, prof.; VORONIN, I.T., dctsent,- BUT, I.F., as~-irari t
Use of syntbatic irnterlal:~ In veterimiry surgory., V---ter'n-Al-iia /,I
no.12.413-47 D 1641.
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1. Yharlkavskiy zomreterinarnyy Institut.

Bm, I. V.
"Shower Inversions of Temperature," Meteorologiya i Gidrologiya, Issue No. 1, 1949.

Subject USSR/Meteorology
Card 1/1 Pub. 71-a - 30/35
AID P - 3867
Authors But, I. V., G. I. Perelet, and L. I. Sakali
Title Pavel Ludvigovich Tomashevich
Periodical : Met. i. gidr., 6, 62, N/D 1955
Abstract : An obituary of the oldest Ukrainian weatherman,
Tomashevich, who worked in Kiev on meteorology and
climatology, was a professor at the Kharlkov Hydro-
meteorological Institute, and died in June 1955.
Institution None
Submitted No date

LIT,) 1. V.
USSR/PhyBice of the Atmosphere - Dynamic Meteorology, M-2
Abst Journall Referat Zhur - Fizika, No 12, 1956, 36oB3
Author; But, 1. V., Perelet) G. 1.
Institution: None
Title: Concerning the Problem of the Dynamics of the Dry wind and the
Possible Role of Vertical Velocities in the Development of the
Dry Wind
original
Periodical: Tr. Ocleask. gidrometeorol. in-tal 1955, No 7, 23-29
Abstract: The appearance of the dry-wind effect (sharp reduction in the
relative humidity during daylight hours) at very initial period
of the anticyclogenesis may be due to the effect of the down-
ward motion in the lower 1-5-km layer of the tropoaphere.
During night hours this effect is masked owing to the radiation
cooling of the surface layer. Upon further development of the
anticyclone, the role of the downward stream in its influence an
the field of the relative humidity is completely blanketed by an
intensive transformation under the influence of the underlining
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BUT, I.Y.; HIROGHNIK, S.F.
Celebrating the 25th annivereAryof the-Odessa Hydrometeorological
Institute. Meteor. i gidrol. no.9:58 S '57. (mm lot:9)
(Odessa--Meteorology)

BUT, I.V.: GRINVALID, D.I.
-- Twenty-fifth anniversary of the Odessa Hydrometeorological Institute.
Trudy ODMI no.11:3-5 157. (MIRA 11:3)
(Odessa--Hydrometeorolog7)

BUT, I. V.
Rise and drain pbenomena in the lower DnieBter River and
synoptic conditions producing tbem. Trudy Uk-rNIGMI no.11:
71-92 '59. (MIRA 13:3)
Oniester River--Hydrology)

BUTY I.V.
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Relation between the general circulation of the atmosphere and
the present-day distribation, of-1~4ciers in the Northern
Hemisphere. Inform.sbor.o rab.Gqiog.fak.Mosk.gos.un p0
Mezhdunar.geofiz.godu no.9tlO-39 162. iMIRA 1`42)
(Glaciers) (Atmosphere)

BUT, I.V.
of effective modification of frontal cloud systems in
mountainous regionn. Meteor. i gidrol. no.4946-47 Ap 162.
(VJRA 15-5)
(Weather control)

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":r&#Ung specialists in meteorology. Yeteor. i gidrol. no.4.-34-
36 4 163. (MIRA 105)
1, Odesskiy gidrometeorologichesk-iy institut.
(&tereologiots--Education and training)

TTTLF: An operative, qu,."I-f~oostrophic, five-leve!, shot., - rar.:-f-
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Fizika atmosfery i okeana, v. no.
TOPIC TAGS: short range weather forecasting, quasigeostrophi-c weather forecasting,
westher forecasting algorithm, multilevel forecaE-iru~, numerif-p!
ABEFFRACT: The devedopment of nonge-ostrophir xvpathpr fnrep:;~F~tiri~
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OIRG: Co,-.ip er Center, Siberian Department, AN SSSR (Vychisliteltnyy tsentr,
Sibirskoye otdeleniye AN SSSR)
TITLE: Effect of foehns on ablation of mountain glaciers
SUJRCE: 'Meteorologiya i gidrologiya, no. 8, 19066, 16-22
TOPIC TAGS: atzospheric wind, atmospheric circulation
ABST~M The purpose of this study was to determine to what extent there cEuin be
an increase in the ablation of a glacier under the influence of strong and persistenz.
f~ehns. Such a case occurred in Kirgiziya during the period 8-14 July 1958 when
-,,here was a Vangengeym type-C circulation and the Tien Shan mountain system pertixred
l1ar-e-scale atmospheric flow. The study is based on meteorological and glaciological
6oservations made on two glaciers in this area, as well as sys-uematic observatlons
of other years made in various places. Orig. art. has- 3 tables. 1JPRS: 39,1801
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USSR / Morphology of Mhh and Animals, Nervous System. S-1
Abs Jour t Ref Zhur - Biol., No 5, 1958S No 21656
Author : But,
Inst : Not given
Title t On Fomation of Cerebral Sulci During Humm Intra.
uterine Developments
Orig Pub t Nauc" zap. Uzhgorodsk un-t, 1956., 19; 64-73
Abstract t It was determined on 236 fetal specimerr%si, 1-10 months
(of gestation), that the Bulci originate as depressions
or impressions. During the 2nd month a depression
appears which later develops into the Sylvian fissure.
During the3rd month-there is an initial appearance of
the olfactory sulous of corpus callosum, the parieto-
occipital and calcarine. fissures# During the 4th month.,
corpus oallosum, parieto-occipital and carearine fisaires
begin to appears During the 6th month, the appearance
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GenerRI Histojogy.
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BUT, N.I. (Zal-arpatskaya obl., g.Uzhgorod, u1. Grabarya, d.6, kV. 1)
Davelonment of intervertebral disks in embryogenesis of the human.
Arkh. anat. gist. i embr. 36 no.3:30-35 Mr '59. (MIRA 1-9:7)
1. Kafedra anatomii (zav. - dots. N;I. But) meditsinskogo fakuliteta
Uzhgorodskogo universiteta.
(INTERVARTSBRAL DISK,
develop. in humans (Rue))

BUT, N. I.
Doe Med Sci - (diss) "Problem of the intra-fetal development of
the spinal column in the human being. (Anatomo-histological
study)." Kiev, 1961. 27 PP; (Kiev Order of Labor Red Banner
Medical Inst imeni Academician A. A. Bogomol'ts); 250 copies;
price not given; list of author's works on pp 26-27; (KL,
5-61 SUP, 199)

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Periodical
USSR/Mining AID P - 3828
Pub. 78 - 16/25
: But, P. P.
: To speed-up the use of volume meters of oil products
Neft. khoz., v. 33, #11, 80-82, N 1955
Abstract : The advantages of volume meters as compared with weight
meters for oil products distribution are emphasized and
a list of such meters of different design manufactured
in the USSR is given.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

Subject USSR/Engineering AID P - 2105
Card 1/1 Pub. 78 - 18/24
Author : But, P. P.
Title - : Speed-up the production of valves with packing rings made
of vinyl plastic
Periodical: Neft. khoz., v-33, no.4, 83-85, Ap 1955
Abstract The author suggests making packing rings for valves in
pipelines not from non-ferrous alloys like bronze or
brass which are scarce, but from vinyl plastic, a non-
metallic material made from polychlorovinyl resin. .
Packing rings made from this material withstood all the
required tests. Tables, diagrams.
Institition: Glavneftesbyt (Main Administration for Oil Distribution)
Submitted : No date

3UNCHUK, V.A.; BUT, P.P.
14 Nwwwww~xwjw
The state and methods for improving storage facilities. Neft.khoz.
34 no.10:59-64 0 156. (MM 9:11)
(Petroleum--Storage)

AUTHORS:
TITLE:
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BQn&'k. /V.A., and But, P.P. 93-57-1-14/22
Decreasing Oil Losses Due to f1waporation (Rezervy
snizheniya poter' nefteproduk-lov ot- ispareniya)
PERIODICAL: Neftyanoye khozyaystvo, 1957, Nr 7, pp 47-51 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: PKhV-l white coloring on oil tanks is more effecttve in
minimizing oil losses due to evaporation chan AL-177
aluminum paint. Table I shows thar for aluminum paint,
oil losses are 1.3-1.5 greater thar. for white enamel.
Tables 2 and 3, and a diagram. show that the annual losses
of stored gasoline are smaller for white coloring than for
aluminum paint. Annual losses were calculated with the
aid of a formula worked out bv N.N. Konstanti-nov of the
All-Union Scientific Research Inst,~~_ce for +-he Processing
of Petroleum and Gas and for the Product-ion of Synthetic
Liquid Fuel (VNII NP). The temperature range was
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determined by the attenuation of thermal waves, a method
developed by V,A. Bunch-uk of the State Institute for the
Design and Planning of Structures, TranspDrtation and Storage
in the Petroleum industry (Ciprotransneft'). The coefficient
of sunray absorption was deter-mined using the method devised
by M.A. Mikheyev, the author of "Principles of Heat Transfer"
(Osnovy teploperedach), Gosenergoizdat, 1949. on the basis of
these findings the State All-Union Productioa office
"Lakokraspokrytiye" under the USSR Ministry of the Chemical
Industry recommended the testing of whiLe perch.1-orvinyl,
gasolineproof enamel PKhV-1 (VTU MKhP No. 2701-51), and the
All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Lighcning Engineering
(VNISI) under the former USSR Ministry of the Elect-rotechnical
Industry recommended the testing of white photostable enamel
consisting principally of zinc aluminate pigment. The latter
enamel is highly resistant to light and moisture and its
coefficient of sunray reflection is 0,815~-0,9. As it. is Produced
in limited quantities for special industries and is quite
expensive,, #he authors suggest using P-h7V-1 ename' which is
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produced in large quantities by'-.phe plants of the USSR
Ministry of the Chemical Indusf~'--,-~'- The authors also recommend
the 11'hSL-1 white enamels and the' chemically stable PKhV-101
enamel produced in large quantities by the plants of the sa-me
ministry. For met-al tanks exposed to the atmosphere the
"Lakokraspokrytiye" office recommended: a) one layer of base
paint, No. 138 cos'r 4056-48, and two layers of AL-177 aluminum
paint, or b) oyie layer of base paint, No. 138 and three layers
of PKhV-l white enamel. Tables 4 and 5 give the results of
applying enamel in this sequence to 5,000 cu. m. of oil tank
surface. According to Table 5 the white enamel will reduce oil
losses due to evaporation by 25-30 percent and cover the capital
investment of the painting job in several months. The 1956
petroleum output is expected to amount to 135 million tons.
If the average annual output in 1956-60 amounts to 10 million
tons of petroleum yielding approximately 50 percent of light
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petroleum products, the loss of light, Petroleum products due
to evaporation in storage will amount to 0.5-1 percent, i.e.,
a minimum annual loss of 250 thousand tons. This loss can be
compensated for by coating the storage tanks with white eniamel
costing 50 million rubles, the price of 70 thousand tons of
petroleum products. Therefore, the authors suggest that the
tank farms of the M6in Administration for Petroleum Marketing
(Glavneftesbyt), and first of all the tank farms in the
Southern regions, be adequately supplied with PKhV-1 white
enamel and that the USSR Ministry of the Chemical Industry
develop and organize the production of tank coatings which
will be more durable and more stable than PKhV-1 enamel.
There are 5 tables, I diagram, 2 Soviet references, and
2 English references.
ASSOCIATION:Giprotransneft' (V.A. Bonchuk)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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AUTHOR: But, P.P., Engineer 92-58-3-23/32
TITLE: ordinary Fireproof Fittings for Gas Conduits in
Storage Tanks of Tank Farms (Obychnyye rezervuarnyye
ognevyye predokhraniteli dlya gazovykh obvyazok.
rezervuarnykh parkov)
PERIODICAL: Neftyanik, 1.958, Nr 3, pp 24-24 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: To prevent evaporation losses in petroleum products
stored in bulk plant tanks, the tanks must be equipped
with a gas-equalizing system composed of gas conduiCs
which connect the various gas-containing sections of
storage tanks. This system usually consists of equip-
ment such as gas meters, gas holders, various steel
cylinders, adsorbers, absorbers, etc. (Fig. 1). Gas
collecting equipment draws the excess of gas from
gas-containing sections of a sLorage tank. From an
economical point of view, the installation of gas-
equalizing systems is highly advisable and the cost
can be amortized within a short period of time. In
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spite of this fact, the bulk plants, pipelines, ptmp stations
and refineries hwve delayed installation of such systems. The
main reason for this delay has been the lack of fireproof
fittings designed to protect groups of storage tanks from
fire and explosion if one tank in the group woul6 catch fire.
To solve the problem it has been found necessary to check the
adequacy of ordinary fireproof fittings manufactured by the
Armavir machine building plant. For this purpose fittings were
tested in July 1957 on a special stand (Fig. 2), and the test
results were satisfactory. Consequently, the Glavneftesbyt
organization authorized the use of the fireproof fittings of the
Armavir plant for gas conduits for storage tanks provided that
a selective testing of these fittings on a special stand is
.arranged from time to time. There are two sketches, one showing a
.gas-equalizing system, and the other, the special stand with an
extended pipe used for testing fireproof fittings suitable for
gas conduits of tank farms.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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BUT, P.
Oil tank equipment. Neftianik I no.12:29 D 1-58. (MIRA 12:3)
(Tanics)

__BUT, P.P.
Volumetric meters for measuring the inflow and outflow of
petroleum and petroleum products are not yet in general use.
Neft.khoz. 36 no.2:50-54 F 158. (MIRA 12:4)
(Flow meters)

11(0)
AUTHOR:-
SOV/93-58-11-13/15
TrM: The Improvement of Auxiliary Tank Farm Equipment Must be Given More
Attention (Bolshe vnimani~a usovirshenstvovaniyu rezervuarnogo
oborLidovaniya)
FERIODICAL: Neftyanoye khozyaystva, 1958,d wr n, PP 65-67 (USSR)
AWTRACT: The increase in petroleum production to 350-400 million tons per
annum in the next 12-15 years will require additional storage facilities and
efficient equipment. But the auxiliary tank farm equipment was not improved
in the past ten years. The only improvement was made by the Giproneftemash
Institute in 1957 when it designed KD breather valves and RPS safety
valves of P-00 mm water-column pressure. However, the maximum diameter of
these valves is only 350 mm and the through-put capacity 600 cu m/4r. The
industry requires valves of larger diameters and throug4-puts of 1,000,
1,500, and 2,000 CU. m/hr suitable for operation under fall and winter con-
ditions. The available tank cleaning equipment does not satisfy the present
day requirements. The design of universal tank cleaning tools must take
into.account the experience of individual scientific-research and. planning
institutes as well as of the Glavneftesbytfs tank farms. The new storage
tanks, such-as the tanks with floating or breather'roofs designed for a
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pressure of 0.3-0.4 kg/sq cm will require new types of auxiliary equipment.
The Giproneftemasb Institute was entrusted with the responsibility of
devel6ping these equipment, but it failed to carry it out. This Institute
was assigned the staff of the former VNIITneft' Institute as well as the
assignments of the Giprotrananeft' and Giproneftezavody institutes but
it only succeeded in developing breather and safety valves of 200mm
vater-column pressure for vertical tanks above the ground. The national
interest requires that the Gosplan of the USSR and the Giproneftemash
Institute gi-m this matter their immediate attention.
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TITKOV, V.I.; BELINSKIY, K.L.; BUNCHUK, V.A.,;_ BUT, P -VINOGRAWV, A.F.;
.9,
KOFMAN, S.R.; KUKUSHKINA, R.N.; KATSKIN, L.A.; MOSKALIKOV, I.I.;
HISHIN, B.Y.; NADEZHDIN, M.D.; OLWAV, N.M.; ROUN, S.N.; NOVIKOVA,
vedushchiy red.; TROFIMOV, A.V., tekhn.red.
[Handbook on oil tank equipment] Spravochnik po oborudovaniiu
neftebaz. Moakva, Gos.nsuchno-tek1w.izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnol
lit-ry. 1959. 463 P. (MIRA 12:12)
(Petroleum--Storage)

14(o)
SOV/921-59-2-23/40
kUTHOR: But-, P.P.,1 Staff Member of the Giprotraboprovod
TITLE: New Mazout Gages (Novyye mazutmery)
PMIODICAL- Neftyanik, 1959, Nr 2, pp 2360-4 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Kharlkoy Instrumentation Plant started- to turn out piston-type
mazout gages (Fig.1). These gages are designed to count, the amount of liquid
consumedS and particularly the amount of dark petroleum products transported by
pipelines. Gaging units of this type are able to record a flow from 500 lit/hour
mte~o 4000 lit/hour, as the highest rate, 'and from 75 lit/hour to 6oo lit/hour as the lowest
They can be used when the pressure in the pipeline does not exceed 10 atm and tem-
perature 1000C. The weight of the gaging unit varies between 36 and 78 kg. The
piston-typ,e ga e ar
,ge is provided with a hydraulic motor. Ther e several types of
mazoixt gages, namely the metering gage, totaling gage, registering and recording
gage.and a package gage. Gages under discussion will, no doubt, find a wide
application in different branches of t~e Soviet industry.
ASSOCIATION: Giprotruboprovod (State Institute for Design and Planning of Pipelines)
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BUT, P. P.
Fire preventing device. Neftianik 5 no.10:22-23 0 160.
(MIRA 13:10)
1. Sotrudnik Giprotruboprovoda.
(Petroleum Industry-Fires and fire prevention)

- BUT, P.
Combination pressure vent valves. Neftianik 5 no.11:23-24 N 6o.
(MIRA 13:11)
(Valves)

BUTp P. P.
Technical and.economic indices for the detexcination of the
optimux paramet6ra of main petroleum and petroleum product
pipelines. Trudy NINKHiGP no.45.,19-3.", 163. (MIRA 16:7)
(Petroleum pipelines)

BUT, P.P., inzh.
Study of specific technical and economic indices of pipelines
for petroleum and petroleum products. Trudy VNIIST no.143
14-2-163 162. (MM 16:12)

I. ~,-P.P.; YELISEYEV, M.Ya.
Optimum parameters of petroleum and petroleum products.pipelines.
Transp. i khran.-nefti no.9:3-7 '63. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Gosudarstvennyy institut po proyektirovaniyu magistrallnykh
truboprovodov.

BELINSKIY, M.L.;-BUI,-P.P~.; UNTOROVICH, Z.L.; IMLOV, Yu.V.;
VLADIMIROV, P.F.; ZAYTSEV, B.Z.; KOVEL', 1.l.; LESHCHIESKIY,
M.P.; KOTIK, V G.1 LEPFKHII,%*, S.F.; RATS, P.G.; SERIKOV~ S.S.;
KRAYTOVICH, M.,;. deceased); TSVEIKOV, N.Ya.; hUIAKOV, A.A.,
red.; MATSKIN, L.A., red.; HYALISKIY, N.A., red.
[Handbook on petroleum-p4-peline equipment] Spravachnik; obo-
rudovanie magistrallnvkh truboprovudov. Mosk-va, Vatira, 2965.
610 p. (MIRA 18:6)

BUT,
W tank oLorage equipatei,-L
Tran,,2p. i khrar. neft. i J
ma,
Gosudarstvenn,,~,r pc, -~rc,,,-!
c
trubovrovodov.

BTJT, S.
Transfer to a seven-hour workda7 and the regulation of wages in
river transportation. Rech*.transp. 19 no.1:20-23 Ja 160.
(NIRA 13:5)
1. Zaveduvuohehi7 otdelom truda-i zarplaty TSentrallnogo
komiteta profqoyuza rabochikh morakogo I-rechnogo flota.
Inland water transportation--Employaos)
Houra of labor)
~

EM. S.M.; IAKMZVL=IY. I.G.
(Automatic electric welding with rivets in ship building and ship repair]
Avtonaticheakaia avarka elektrozak-lopkami v sudostroenii i sudoremonte.
Moskva, Izd-vo Ministerstva recbnogo flota SSSR, 1951. 24 p. (MLRA 6:7)
(Ship building) (Ilectric welding)

an Vie zlumb~'t uf Tv
f-,H-0

USSR/-Chemical Technology. Chenical Prodwbs and The--'r 1-9
Application Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour Referat Zhur Rhimiya, No 4, 1957, 12505
Author But T.S., Fadeyeva V.C., Sirotkina N.L.
Inst Kazan r-Piliate of the Acade:qy of Sciences USSF
Ti 61, e Use of thc- Burehe of L,G. Berg in the Investigati.on of
Ceramic Materials
Orig Pub Tr. Kazansk, fil* All SSSR, SEr. khin. n., 1056, No 3,
89-95
Abstract The method of L,G. Ber[; for a quantitative determination
of gaseous phase evolved on healuinG of substances, by
neasuring iLs volume, ivas utilized by the authors to O.e-
ternine hydration -%-rater of clays and kaolin, and also
the air content of the raw materials. Determination of
water by this method is not affected by the presence of
carbonate, on and or,,-,anic vtdril.xtures, and is effected
by neasuring the volunu of hydrogen or acetylene formed
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BUT, T.S,,- VINOGRADOV, B.N.; GAVRILCVA, T.L; GO-PSHY.OV, V.S.; DC--LGC1FOWV,
N.N.; MYAGKOVA, M.A.; SIPDTKI!'fA, N.L.; FADEUVA, V.S., doktor
tekhn. nauk, red.; GURVICH, E.A., red. izd-va; GOLIBERG, T.M.,
takhn. red.
(Modern methods of studying building materials1Sovremwmye meto-
dy issledovaniia stroitellnykh materialov [By] T.S.But i dr. Pod
obshchei red. V.S.Fadeevoi. Moskva, Gosstroiizdat, 1962. 238 p.
(MIRA 16:1)
(Building materials)

BuT, V.P.
Soil algae in some districts of Surkhan--Darya Province, Uzbek S.S.R.
U%b. -biol.-zhur. no.2:34-39 '59. (MIRA 12:7)
1-.Inatitut botaniki AN TadzhSSR.
(Surkhan-Darya Province--Algae) (Soil micro-organisms)

- BUT . V. P.
Effect of additional ultraviolet radiation on the development of
algae in soil. Uab. biol. zhur. 6 no.2:30~-33 162. MMIA 15:4)
1. J~otanicheskLy institut AN TadzhSSR.
(ALGAE) i (PLAWS, EFFECT OF ULTRAVIOLET RAYS ON)

BUT, M.
Algae of meadow soilB in the ventern Pamir6. Dev. Otd. bf.a2.
nduk kN Tadzh. SSF no.].-29-33 163. (MIRA 17t10)
1. DotanIcheBkiy institut AN Tadzhikskoy SSR.

~
General characteristics of the communities of algae in some soils
of the western Pamirs. Trudy Pam. biol. sta, 1:274-275 163.
(MIRA 17; 10)

BTJT,,Yu.S.-
Dynamics and conditions of underground waters of Miocene sediments in
the convergence zone of the Galicia-Vblyn'-syneclise and Carpathian
piedmont fault. Trudy Inst.geol.nauk All URSR Ser.gidrogeol.i inzh. Col.
no.8:46-31 162. (IIIIk 15.7~
(Ukrainian, Western-Water, Underground)

BUT, Yuese~ inzhe
Hydrogeologic characteristics and drainage features of sulfur
deposits of the Ukrainian S.S.R. Nauch.zap.Ukrniiproekta
no.5:83-88 161. OMIA 15 R )
(Ukraine-Mne drainage)

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51.W (/003/ //44/ IS I/ 11Zq) B102/B214
AUTHOR% But. Z~ P.
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TITLE% Effect of the method of surface treatment an photoelectronic
emission from germanium
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 3, no. 4, 1961, 1137-1143
TEXT: The author reports on investigations of the spectral and voll.-
ampere characteristics of photoelectronic emission from n-type Ge single
crystals whose emitting surface, the (111) plane, was subjected to
different treatments. The investigations were made in the system of a
spherical capacitor. A glass sphere with gold coating having a diameter
of 120 mm served as the collector. The emitter was irradiated by a mercury
arc discharge through a quartz window. The ghotocurrent was measured by
an electrometer having a sensitivity of 10-1 a. The measurements were
made in a vacuum of -,10-7 mm Eg. The samples were in the form of small
disks of 8 mm diameter. Their resistivity was 30 ohm-cm. Other shapes
were also investigated, but no effect of the shape of the emitter on the
results could be found when account was taken of the ratio between the
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sizes of the collector and the emitter. The samples were treated in the
following manners grinding with electrooorundum, polishing, etching in
perhydrol and etching in CP-4 (SR-4), Germanium films as well as surfaces
obtained by splitting the crystal in air were studied. After polishing
and etching the samples were washed in twice-distilled water and then
dried at about 1000C. Otherwise the samples were not exposed to thermal
treatment of any kind. The Ge film was obtained by evaporating, Ge pieces
on a gold-plated glass sphere at 10-6 mm, Hg. The base was not heated so
that an amorphous hole-type Ge film was obtained. The measurements were
made 6-10 hr or 3 days after the preparation. The volt-ampere character-
istics were taken in the wavelength region of 2700-2200 A. To compare the
characteristics for different samples at a given quantum energy, the
photocurrent was referred to the saturation current. The reverse currents
amounted to no more than 2-4 % and were taken into account in the usual
manner. The results are shown in diagrams, and the numerical values are
collected in a table. Fig. 1 shows the volt-ampere characteristics; the
upper arrows indicate the saturation potential Us. For the same emitter,
the spectral characteristics of the quantum yield are shown in Fig. 2.
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B102/B2:14
4
These can be analytically represented by Y - a(hv - % ) .where %F~ is the
photoelectric work function, and a is a conntant. The values given in the
table are the mean of at least 5 values. Besides UO 9theg-values, and 14,,
the table also gives ~xr (thermlonic work function), Al. (band curvature at
the surface), and if, (surface potential). From the electron concentration
(determined from'conductivity and Hall effect) the ponition of the Fermi
level was determined (0-31 ev below the bottom of the conduction band).
From this and from the energetic distance h between the Fermi level and the
highest energy band, A%fo und V. were determined. Further results aro
shown in Figs. 3 and 4. From the results it follows that a mechanical
treatment of the surface causes defects on the Ge surface with close energy
spectra. Etohing with SR-4 and perhydrol leads to a filling of levels
which are situated in a similar manner in the forbidden band, The maximum
lowering of the photoelectronic work function is obtained 1jy etching in
perhydrol and polishing. For high densities of the filled surface states.
the participation of electrons of the surface levels in photoelectroni'-.
emission is high. It is possible that the emission of electrons from
surface states leads to a narrowing of the photoelectron energy distribu-
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Effect of the ... B102/B214
tion curve at high energies. Professor P, G, Borzyak,, Professor
V. 1. Lyashenko, and 0. G. Sarboy, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical
Sciences, are thanked for having read the manuscript and for a dis'cusriion
of the results. Thoro are 4 figures and 17 reforencest 7 Soviet-bloc
and 10 non-Soviet-bloc.
SUBMITTED: July 26, 1960 (initially)
November 30, 1960 (after revision)
Legend to Fig. 1: Volt-ampere characteristics at 2302 A. 1 - ger-
manium single crystals, surface-ground; 2 - polishedt 3 - etched with
perhydrol; 4 - etched -with SR-4; 5 - split off; 6 - germanium film;
7 - gold. Abscissa: Collector potential, volts; ordinatei photocurrent,
relative units.
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Effect of the...
Legend to Fig. 2-
abscissa: photon
energy, ev; ordinate:
logy (relative units).
Symbols as in Fig. 1.
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Effect of the...
Legend to Fig. 3:
Energy spectrum of
the photoelectrons
for a ground ger-
manium surface.
A(in A); i - 2652 A,
2 - 2399 A, 3 - 2302 Ao
4 - 2259 A, 5 - 2216 A.
N(E) - number of photo-
electrons (relative
units); Eph - energy of
photoelectrons.
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Legend to Fig. 4:
Energy spectrum of
photoelectrons for
different surfaces
(at 'X- 2302 A) s*
1 - germanium film;
2 - ground surface;
3 - poli8hed: 4 -
etched with per-
hydrol: 5 - with
SR-4; 6 - split off.
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Legend to the Table: 1) Surface, 2) split off, 3) ground, 4) polished,
5) etched with H 20 2 , 6) etched with SR-,I, 7) film.
U'. a I a, .. I
v C.,
Q CXOAOTBR . . . . . . . . . 0.32:t0.02 0.58:!-0.04 4.69:L-0.04 4.11:�-0.03 0.21 0.25**
. . . . . . . 0.53--0.02 MS,�:0.02 4.48=t0.03 3.93~L-0.02 0.18 OM
noll'Por, 0.53:L-0.02 0.42:L-0.06 4.4 --,--O.1 3.94~tO.02 0.05 0.09
Tp....,:Y1 H.02 . . . . .
Tpatvmia 'q CP-4 . . . . . 0.35:!-0.06
0.13--0.02 0.40:L-0.03
0.42~L-0.02 4.45:!-0.08
4.73:tO.04 4.10:!-0.04
4.32:t0.03 0.03
0.05 0.07
0.09
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~,,Vl 60 6 /C* D274/D303
AUTHOR: But, Z.P.
TME: On the frequency dependence of the work function of
semiconductors
PERIODICAL: Ukrayinalkyy fizychnyy zhurnal, v. 6, no. &~ 1961,
709 - 710
TEXT: Experiments Ore described which had the purpose of ascertai-
ning whether the work function is frequency dependent. The results
obtained for germanium show that the work function is independent
of the frequency of the incident light. If the photocurrent is ex-
cited by a source with line spectrum, the intensity of the various
lines is ~Iiff'jrent. Hence, the accuracy in determining the retard-
ing potential'7m varies from frequency to frequency. As a light-
source, the mercury-quartz lamp flPK-4 *TRK-4) was used. In process-
ing the results by the ordinary method (Ref. 7: P.I. 111kirskiy, 0
fotoeffekte, Gostekhizdat, 1933) an increase (by 0.2 - 0.3 ev.).kn Y
the work function (calculated by Einstein's equations) was observed
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On the frequency depenWence of D274/D303
for germanium emitters over a relatively small spectral interval.
For metallic emitters, practically the same values of the work func-
tion was obtained with spectral lines of higher frequency (hV rang-
ing from 5.28 to 5.60 ev.) whereas for longer hV, the observed va-
lues were lower. It can be assumed that the larger values of Vm for
the long-wave range, is Lie to the prevence of scattered radiktion
with higher energy. The uFe of a high-sensitivity electrometer per-
mitted intensity measurements of very weakAlines. It was found that
the intensity of the lines of longer wavelength exceeds that of the
lines of shorter wavelength tenfold to a hundredfold. The current-
voltage characteristics of metals and of several germanium emitters
were processedg account being taken of the intensity of radiation.
The values of Vm, determined by parabolic extrapolation, turned o*t
to be smaller than the earlier obtained values for strong long-wave
lines? and larger than those for weak short-wave lines. The values
of the work function were the same for all hY, for metals as well
as for semiconductors. The results for gold and germanium, are lis-
ted in a table. The results show that the work function for germa-
nium, obtained from data which took into account the intensity of
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On the frequency dependence of D274YI3303
radiation does not depend on the frequency of the incident. Hence
the conclusion t1pat the changes in the work function observed by
other authors, were due to the experimental method used. There are
I table and 7 Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCIATION: Inetytut fizyky ANURSR, m. Kyyiv (Institute*of Physics
AS UkrSSR,:byyiv)
SUBMITTED: May 31, 1961t
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HOR t
TITLE: Photoemis'siton from' Ce exposed to electron bombardment
SOURCHi RadiotAhnika I e lektronika v .8,, no. 5' 1963, 814-820
TOPIC -TAGS: germanium, photoemission, quantum yield
ABSTRACT: Changes~in photoemission4rom Ge whose surface has been cleaned of
adsorbed f Ilms and subjected to various heat treatments hive been investigated.
An evacuated glass vessel whiose working portion.consisted of a spherical
capacitor.130 am in.diameter with a collector formed by a layer of gold was used.'~_
Disk-shaped Ge a pended from a wire track in the vessel,,so that i
amples were sus
they could be positioned over a spiral tungsten emitter for annealing or
bombardment, and then slid into the-spherical chapber for room-temperature
photoemission tests. These tests were conducted ibrough a quartz window in the
sphere, using an EMR-3 monochromator and an electrometer. A voltage of 315 Kev
between the 9 le and the tung1ten spiral during electron
was applied amp
bombardment at a pressure approximately 10'7 mm Hg. Samples of both p- and
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n-type Ge were tested in a general sequence-,of bombardingo cooling, and
n on of quantum yield showed ashift of
anneill S. Subsequent spectral distributi
the aactral characteristic into the long-wave region After electron,
p
bomba
rdment, followed by a slow diift back to ashorter-wave stable state; the
drift could,be hastened by radiant~heating or annealing of the sample. The cycle
WAS repeatable. An analogous change In the photoemission volt-ampere
characteristic occurred,-indicated by a lateral,ohift and distortion of the
urve In the vicinity of the emission threshold. The conclusion that changes
in the sample surface structure owing.to bombardment were responsible for the
observed photoemission shifts Is apparently justified by the fact that direct
Joule heating of a si=ple,to the seme temperature did not yield either of the
above shift phenomena. ItThe work was carried out in the laboratory under the
direction.of P. 0. Boylyak, to whom the *uthor expresses his sincere thanks for
placing this possibility at his disposal and for valuable instruction. The
authorlalso expresses his thanks to 0. C.-Sarbey.for useful advice in conducting
the experiments and for participation in the discussion of the results.11 Orig,
art. has-. 3 figures..
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Lakes of the Ludus River Basin. Probleme geog 8:499-509 161.

SANDULACHE, Al.;_~UTA1_1.
Some hyArologic data concerning the lakes Sintejude and Stiuca
ih the lower basin'of the Fizes Riverp Transylvanian Plain.
Problems geog 9:307-314 162.' (publ. 163)
't'!N.
~4-d

-. FUT. , hiia
Some, (:. msirkvit- or, hydr-loC.' , I I
" C. . in tl-o,
Ma r e D, ~n in ,SLudia lfxill , - I i " . :' t ' 5 -4,' 21 r~,3
v" B-B S. 0~ " - - I ~

BUTA, S.
Recent injuries of the ligaments of the knee. Acta chir.iugosl. 7(8)
no-3:227-Z35 160.
1. Traumatolos-ka bolnica u Zagrebu (Ravnatelj prim. dr. M.Grujit)
(KNEE wds & inj)

SUIDULESCU, R., ing.; BUTA, T., ing.; RADU, N., ing.
Growing tobacco seedlings under plastic film covering.
Ind alim veget 13 no.3:78-85 Mr 162.
1. Institutul de cercetari alimentare (for Sandulescu).

BUTABAYEVA, M.
Pathogenio protozoans of fishes in,l)egrozekoye Reservoir,
Vop. biol. i kraev. mod. no.42275-218 163.
(MIRA -l7s2)

BUTARAYEVA, M.; ALLAMURATOT, B.
Two new species of Hyxosporidia from the gall bladder of Varico.-
thinus capo'eta heratensis natio steindRohneri (Kessler), Uzb.
b1ol. zhur. 9 no. 603-55 165 (MIRA 19:1)
1. Institut zoologil i parazitologii AN UzSSR. Submitted
April 12, 1965.

PATRULIUS,D.; CONTESCU, L.; BUTAC, A.,
Research on'the-Cxietaaadus Flysch in the upper valley of the Trotus
River and the 'Burroundingi of the city of Miercuires, Giuc, Eastern
Carpathians. Studii-c6rc geol 7 no.3/4:409-428 162. -

PI.FYUSANDIRLT, ~, t~"exaridru, L.] (BukhRrest)- Bl,TACIW,-,I,'. ~Buiaciu, F.1
I --
I (Ruk-roq-est); B-ALINT, I. (Buklare--11~
14,
of polyvinyl acetate to pol,\,v-nyl alcohol by the con-
tInuca.9 method. Plaat.inassy no.9~6-6 164. (MIRA :L7s!,O)

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man
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~thc fiber in water increases with increasing temp. and (or)
and the liroperties of the resulting fibers were studied, Th~
bath with increasing conen.
Increase in viscosity of the pptg increasing exposure duration and decreases with an ircreas-
.
js sharpest in the 18-20% conen. range. Filterability de- ing degree of stretch in the fiber. During heat-setting the
Initial er3itallinity of the fiber will increase from 40-50% to -
creases with increasing polymer conen The viscosity de-..
*
i 7&-6%' this causes a redn. in shrinkage and hot-water soly.
n the 20-W
temp.
creases sharply with incread g temps.
' -e ofacetalization, underidentical acetalizingemidl-
The deire
temps, NarSO4 has high coagulat-
range and slowly at higher tions. depends upon the crystallinity of the fiber. The
ing efficiency, however, to achieve a homogeneous coagula- SIC011111116011 is considered to be confined to the fiber surface
tiou throughout the entire fiber cross-section, the addn. of
d to the amorphous portions only. Conversely. the
W-30% ZnSO4 is uecessary; this will somewhat reduce the:
-
-efficiency of Nn:.SO.. To avoid the crystn. of the salts the;
:
d 45*
b
b
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0 an
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stallinity is achieved by prma
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ax. err ,
. (220-W')
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oncns. Owing to the tact that the soly. of MCI In water without stress. Fibers with a high degree of-
r
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,
Acetone, cycloh"anone, ELM, MeOH, MOM. and cyclo-:, highest shrinkage in hot water, while fibers in which only
kl!~V;_howevef, to. a. much
Y1 of the OH groups am acetalized will not shrink even at a high,
. . I- degree of crystallinity. G.

AMEL-*. , L. ; BUTAGN , F.
Synthesis of polyvinyl alcohol. Note 6. Inverse
hydrolysis of polyvinyl acetate by polyvinyl alcohol.
Rev chimie Min petr 13 no.2:80-83 F 162.

BUT-ACIU, Flori2a-, TANCOL
F-ractioning polyvinyl alcohol. Rev c.Amie Min petr 14
no.11/129643-646 N-D'63.
1. Institutul de Cercetari Chimice al Ministeralui Industriei,
Petrolulul. si Chiniei (for Tanco).

BUTACIU,, norica; AIEWMIU,L.
Separation and purification of polyvinyl alcohol after the
hydrolysis operationo Rev., chimie Min petr 1/+ noolO&596-
599 Of63,

R/003/60/011/008/001/005
A125/A026
AUTHORS:. Moldoveanu, A.; Butaciu, I., Engineers
TITLE: Development of the Synthetic Rubber Industry\10
PERIODICALi Revista de Chimie, 1960, Vol. 11, No. 8, pp~ 442 - 446
TEXT; SubJect article deals with the development of the Rumanian synthetic.
rubber indqstry. The following installations will be established: The Petrochi-
mic Combinat (Petrochemical combine) in Borzesti, which will be put iqo operation
step by step starting in 1960; a new Petrochemical combine in Ploesti-;'Yand a new
synthetic rubber plant, the constructioh of which will soon be started. The ca-
pacity of the existing plants will be increased. Natural gas and casing-head gas
will be used for the production of synthetic rubber. The construction of the
first Rumanian Combinatul de cawiuc sintetic pi produ.~p petrochimice (Synthetic
Rubber and Petrochemical Products Combine) in ~ ~e t~V'4Kas started with Soviet
help in 1957 - 1958. The combine is to produce 50,000 t synthetic. rubber, 18,000t
phenol and 11,000 t acetone yearly. The synthetic rubber will be a product of the
copolymerization of butadiene ando(- methylstyrene produced by the same Combine,
The raw material i.e., butadiene, butane-butylene fractions, propane-propylene
Card 1/2

B/003/60/011/008/001/005
Development of the Synthetic Rubber Industry A125/AO26
fractions and benzene, will be mainly supplied by the Refinery in Borzepti. Re-
ference is made to the cold and warm copolymerization of butadiene andO( - methyl-
styrene. Production of soft r-abber with a deformazion index "Defo" of approxi'mat-
ly 600 - 800 Is planned. For production of tiresythe Rubber Combine in Borzesti
I?er mixed with natural rubber, The
will produce soft divinylmethylstyreni.c ru~
production of butylic and isoprenic rubberv'Ls also considered to be advantageous
for Rumania. The authors briefly describe these two types of rubbers, mentioning
the Soviet methods of M.O. Farberov and M.S. Nemtov, worked out for the production
of isoprene.
Card 2/2

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~BUT*CHU-,-Yu. [Butaciu, J.], inzh.
Petroleum chemistry. Nauka i zhizn' 25 no.5:53-55 MY 158.
(MIRA
11;5)
1. Takhnichaskiy direktor instituts neftekhimii "Petrokhim,"
Ploeshti, Rumynekaya Narodnaya Resmublika.
(Rumania--Petroleum industry)

BUTAKOV, A.
Calculation of the hydraulic ju4p. Rech. transp. 21 no.2:48-49
F '62. 1 (KRA 15:3)
(Hydraulic jump)

_BIA,AK O-G-; ROZHINA, L.I.; KLUSS, Yu.A.;
SIWJF-VA' V.M.; IRKHO,
AKSYIJTICII, Yu. As-
Confw~ehce 6f the rdaders'of the periodical Plasticheskie massy. .
Plast. massy no.4.-79 165. (IaRA 18:6)

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