SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT V.P. CHERNYSHOV - A.A. CHERNYY

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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1963
Kovrigin, Vladimir Pavlovich, and Yiktor Petrovich Chernyshov Te~levideniye i
televizory (Television and Tel-ev-i-sTo-F-Recelvers) /Novosibirsk/ Novosibirskoye
knizhnoye izd-vo, 1958. 61 p. 20,000 copies printed.
Ed.s P. N. Men'shikov; Tech. Ed.s N. M. Pototskaya.
PURPOSB The book is intended for the general reader.
COVERAGE: The book presents in popular form the fundamentals of television and
of microwave propagation. Soveral types of television antennas.are described
and advice is given on their sel*ction according to conditions of reception.
The book describes television receivers, a test pattern and its use, and the
procedure for locating, switching-on and tuning various types of receivers
Typical simple faults occuring in television sets are described, with info;_~
mation on how to correct them without the help of a repairman. Also giv*n art
measures for the suppression of interferenc&. The book provides essential
diagrams and other illustrations, and offers a list of recommended reading
(3 Soviet works). No personalities are mentioned. There are no references.
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Television and Television Receivers SDV/1963
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction 3
Ch. 1. Fundamentals of Television 5
Ch. 2. Microwave Propagation 7
Ch. 3. Antennas for the Reception of Television Signals 24
Common types of antennas 25
1. Symmetrical dipole 25
2. Folded dipole 29
3. Two-element antenna 31
4. Multielement antennas 31
5. Rhombic antenna 32
Selection of antenna type for television
Ch. 4. Television Receiver
34
36
Ch. 5. Television Test Pattern 43
Locating the television receiver 54
Initial switchinron of the receiver 54
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Television and Television Receivers
SOV/1963
Sequence of tuning television receivers of the KVN-49 type 56
Sequence of tuning television receivers of the "Luch", "Skran" and
other types 57
Simple faults in the receiver and their elimination 58
Ch. 6. Television Interference and Methods of Suppression 61
Recommended Literature 63
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress (TK6563.K62)
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Distortion of the Modulation of lligh-E'02200kaho Waves During
the Propagation in the Ionosphere (Experimental Investigation).
Part I.
(points 1,20). Since the antenna system of the transmitter produced
practically no vertical radiation component, it could be assumed
that the receiver situated in the vicinity of the transmitter
received only the surface wave whose modulation depth was the same
as that of the transmitter. In order-to secure the measurement of
the modulation changes with an error of 0.50/0 it is necessary to
employ the measuring sets of very high stability. The measurement
of the carrier level was performed by means of a linear voltmeter
employing a copper oxide rectifier. The voltage obtained at the out-
put of the rectifier circuit was applied to a 2-stage low-frequency
amplifier, fitted with RC filters. These bandpass filters were
tuned to frequencies of 4o, 8o, 16o and 600 cps. The output of the
amplifier was fed to a peak voltmeter which was measuring the
magnitude of the envelope of the investigated signal. The modulation
depth was determined by comparing the readings of the linear and
the peak voltmeters. The experimental investigation of the
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Distortion of the Modulation of High-po e a Waves During the
Propagation in the Ionosphere (Experimental Investigation).
Part I.
amplitude distortion due to the propagation of the waves in the
ionosphere was conducted during the period from ApTil 24, 1959 to
June 18, 1959. A powerful radio station operating at the frequency
of 236 kels was employed as the transmitter, the modulation
frequencies being 80, 160 and 600 cps. The modulation depth was
approximately 80%. During the above period 30 observations were
effected at night-timeg the duration of each being 15 minutes
(5 minutes for each audio frequency). All the 30 transmissions
were received at the distance L = 2100 km (point 4). Ten trans-
missions were observed at the distances of 4oo, 700 and 1500 km
from the receiver. The experimental results are given in Tables 1,
2, 3 and 4 and in Figures 1, 2 and 3. Tables 2. 2 and 3 shows the
average relative values of the modulation changes. From the tables
it is seen that while the modulation changes for any one observation
did not exceed 2%. the differences between various observations
are quite considerable. Table 4 shows the average relative values
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Propagation in the Ionosphere (Experimental Investigation).
Part I.
of the modulation change for all the observation points. It is
seen that the distortion at points 1 and 2 was as high as 170,
The dependence of the modulation distortion on frequency is
illustrated in Fig. 1, while Fig. 2 shows its dependence on (i
tance. The nonlinear dependence of the magnitude of the distortion
on the power of the transmitter is illustrated in Fig. 3.
The authors express their gratitude to G.S. Kharitonov,
S.I. Volosnikov, B.I. Podlipalin, L.N. Ruchkan and V.P. Khoroshilov
for their help in the preparation of the measuring equipment.
There are 4 tables, 3 figures and 6 references; 3 English and
3 Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Novosibirskiy elektrotekhnicheskly institut svyazi
(Novosibirsk Electrotechnical Communication Institute)
SUBMITTED: December'14, 1959
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AUTHOR: Chernyshov, V. Ye.
T.MLE: Profile grinding
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' tekhniko-ekonomicheskoy informatsii, no. 4, 1961, 35-41
TEXT: The author presents a general survey on profile grinding and
describes'the various methods of grinding templets, profiling tools, split dies,
splined; parts and other curved and stepped coMonents. He states that the 372-
ra (372-B) surface grinding machine is used for the grinding of angles, surfaces
and grooves, while the CK -371 (SK-371) surface grinder fabricated by the Viteb-
skiy stankostroitellnyy zavod im. Kirova (Vitebsk Machine-Tool Plant imeni Kiro~
Is employed for profile grinding of medium intricacy parts. For-precision
grinding optioal grinding machines with pantograph and microscope are used at-
taining an accuracy of 0.06 - 0.008 mm. Complex profiles, round and flat tem-
plet tools, generating rollers, punches and split prees molds are ground on the
395M machine made by the Plant imeni Illy1ch. This grinding machine has a spe-
cial screen on which the part being machined and the grinding wheel are project-
ed on a magnified 50;1 scale. On this machine the profile of components can be
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Profile grinding A004/AI01
machined with an acouracy of 0.01 mm. The parts being machined on precision
grinders are set and fixed with the aid of magnetic plates, centers, corner
irons, prisms etc. The author enumerates various types of the mentioned setting
and fixing devices and describes a simple dividing fixture for the indexing of
parts. He gives a description of a multipurpose fixture for the profiling of
curved and straight lines.. comments on the manual fabrication of templets and
master templets and presents a table showing the characteristics of grinding
wheels and the grinding conditions for the working of templets and profiling
tools. The author makes some general remarks on the grinding practice of tem-
plets with trapezoidal spaces on surface grinding machines and shows the se-
quence of passes during the grinding of the templet profile. Circular profiling
tools made of high-speed steel or its substitutes are used for lathe work at
plants of big-lot and mass production. An example of the standard technology of
the fabrication of circular profiling tools is given, which consists of the turn-
ing operation with a grinding allowance of 0.5 - 0.7 mm, hardening up to HRC
61 - 64, sandblast cleaning, grinding of the aperture and of one face end. For
the profiling'operation a "Brown and Sharp" machine is used. Grinding Is done
with a 6 mm wide and 60-mesh electrocorundum wheel of C11 2 (SM2) hardness with
a ceramic binder and a I mm wide electrocorundum wheel on a vulcanite binder.
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Profile grinding A004/A101
.Referring to splined gages the author bre~aks down splines~into five.kinds: cyBn-
drical gages, straight splines with parallel side walls, and splines with angu-
lar profile; tapered gages, splines with angular, involute and special profilm
The author points out that at the Oorlkovskiy avtomobilInyy zavod (Gor'kiy Auto-
mobile Plant) and other enterprises all gages with internal splines, regardless
of intricacy, are made on surface grinding machines. The :,,pline spaces are
ground on surface grinding machines in Indexing fixtures with the aid of a spe-
cial device, which is not described in the article. It Is stated that, with
this device, it is possible to grind inner profiles of parts having orifices 30
- 300 mm in diameter. There are'3 figures and 1 table.
Table:
T -kind of machining; 2) wheel characteristic; 3) hardness; 4) grain size;
5) grinding conditions; 6) depth per pass, mm; 7) speed of longitudinal table
feed, mm/min; 8) surface j?rinding, rough; 9) idem, finish; 10) recessing and
templet profile cutting; 11) templet profile grinding, rough; 12) idem, finis?4
13) profile grinding of shaping tools, punches, and dies on surface grinding
machines, rough; 14) Idem, finish; 15) profile grinding of round punches on
circular grinding machines; 16) grinding of splines in splined gages, rough;
17) Idem, finish.
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CHEWSHOV., Ye.I.,, inzb.; CIU27,SROV,-XU,,-inzh.; KALINOVSKIY, L.D.
I p
inzh.,, retsenzent; KOSOROTOV, B.V.p inzh., red.; SOKOLOVA,
T.F.$ tekbn, red.; GORDEMAp L.P., takhn. red.
[Borer's manuall Spravochnik sverlovshchika. Moskva# Mashgiz.,
1962. 323 p. (KMA 15--4)
(Drilling and boring-Hamdbookop ma=easp etc.)

CHEIDlYSHOV, Ye. A
H. Ye. Kolgaya, Ye. A. Ghernyshov anti Li Wang-liang, "Synthesis of aromatic
silicon-organic Flonomors."
Report presented at the Second All-Union Conference on the Chemistry and
Practical Application of Silicon-Organic Gompounds hold in Leningrad from
25-27 September 1958.
Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, 1959, Rr 1,, pp 23P-2~0 (USSR)

123-1-668D
Translation from: ReferativrWy Zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, 1957,
Nr 1, p.101 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Chernyshov Ye.I.
TITLE: Studies on the Rigidity of Medium-size Lathes as a
Means of Improving*Machining Precision (Issiedovaniye
regulirovaniya zhestkosti tokarnykh stankov srednikh
razmerov kak sredstva povysheniya tochnosti obrabotki)
ABSTRACT: Bibliogiaphle,entry on the author's dissertation for the
degree of Candidate of Technical Sciences, presented to
the All-Union Correspondence Polytechnical Institute
(voes.zaoch. Politekh. in-t.), Moscow, 1956
ASSOCIATION: All-Union Correspondence Pol echnical Institute
(Vses. zaoch. politekh. in-tr.
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,!~~MjLtjj ly, L.D.
inzh., retsenzent; KOSOROTOV: B:V:, inzh,, red.; SOKOLOVA,
T,F.p tekbn. red.; GORDEMA L V tekhn. red.
[Borer's manxiall Spravochnik overlovabehika. Moskva,, Mashgiz,
1962. 323 P. (KERA 15:4)
(Drilling and boring-Handbooks, manuals, etc.)

FEDINP A.A., kand. tekhn.naukI GHERNYSHOV, 19.M.0 insh,
I.., I
Improving teehniqueo and eliminating flava in the manufacture of
air-entrained silicate produetso Stroi. mat. 8 no.4:25-28 Ap
,62. (PIRA 15:8)
(Und-line preduets)

SFMIOV. 1P.;_gMWfrSHOV,- Yu.
Applying the linear programing method for solving economic
problems in automotive transportation. Biul-.nauch.inform.: trud
i zar.plata no.11:74-79 1599 WIRA 13:5)
(Transportation, Automotive)
(Linear programming)

CHERNYSHOV, Yu.A.
Changes in the coking properties of flotation concentrates occurring
during the thermal drying. Koks i khim. no.5:19-21 163.
OURA 1635)
(Coal preparation)

29515
S/06 YB 61/000/011/002/012
.5'.2SOO B119 138
AUTHORS: Makarov, S. Z. (Deceased), Ladeynova-Boboleva, L~ V., and
Chernyshova, A. M.
TITLEs Physicochemical study of the reactions occurring on interaction
between lanthanum hydroxide and hydrogen peroxide
PERIODICALt Akademiya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. Otdeleniye khimicheskikh
nauk, no. 11, 1961, 1933-1940
TEM In a number of experiments, L&(OH) 3 was made to react with H 2021
the concentration of which was varied between 0 and 97%. Experiments were
made at 0 and -20 00, The two reaction components were mixed in an aqueous
medium at the experimental temperature chosen, until the chemical
composition of both the liquid and solid phase remained constant. Both
phases were analyzed for La 203 content (by precipitating the oxalate and
weighing of the La 203 obtained by calcining ) and 1/2 0 2 (manganometrically).
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Physicochemical study of the reactions ... B119YB138
0,
At 0 v ,below a concentration of 0-72A H202 the solid phase consists of
WOH) 3' Between 7.98 and 83A H2 02' the compound La 204' 2 H20 was found.
At -20 0C, the compound La 204'H20 was found in the H 202- concentration range
between 31,,52 and 61.51A in the liquid phase,, Both substances were
separated from the mixture for differential thermal analysis which was
carried out on a Kurnakov-type recording pyrometer. The substances show
an exothermic effect between 27 and 45 0C and 25 and 70 0C, and an endothermic
effect between 105 and 125 0C and between 98 and 1100C~ The beginning of
the exothermic effect corresponds to the oxygen separation which continues
0
to -200 The oxygen separation proceeds in 2 stagess (1) Decomposition
of the adsorbed R 202 (beginning at-250C); (2) decomposition of the
hydroperoxide compound of lanthanum (beginning at -850C). Anhydrous
lanthanum peroxide compounds could not be obtained. For the compounds
obtained, the following formulas are suggested2 For
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Physicochemical study of the reactLons
HO OOH
La 0 2 H 0... 11_1La-0-La "I
HO / OH
There are 7 figures, 6 tables, and
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00H
and for La 0 H 0 ... O-La-0-La 11-1
\ OH
2 non-Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONt Institut obahchey i neorganioheskoy khimii im. N. S.
Kurnakova Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of General and
Inorganic Chemistry imeni N. S. Kurnakov of the Academy of
Sciences USSR)
SUBMITTED: June 1, 1961
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MAKAROV, S.Z.; LADEYNOVA-SOBOLEVA, L.V.; CHERNYBROVA, A.M. .
Physicochemical study of reaction betV6*n praseodymium hydorxide
and hydrogen peroxide. Izv. AN SSSR Otd.kbim.nauk no.12:2109-2115
D 161. (MIRA 14:11)
1. Institut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii im. N.S.Kurnakova
AN SSSR.
(Praseodymium hydroxide) (Hydrogen peroxide)

L'ALASHOVA, N.N.; CHERNYSHOVA, A.N.
Effect of surface-aotive substanctis an the oleo trodeposA tien
of nickel. Elektrokhimiia I no.ll.-1363-M6 N 165~
(MIRA 1801)
1. Vaespyimnyy zaochnyy politekhnicheskly Institut.

BRODSKIT, A.M.; EDLBANDVSKIY. Tu.A.; FILATOVA, Te.D.; C.URNTS)IDYA, A.S.
Radiolyals of haptane. Doki.AN SSSH 122 w.6:1035-1038 0 '58.
(MIRA 11:12)
1. Institut nefti AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom 8.1. Mironovym.
(Haptane) (Gamm rays)

1EVIMON$ Z.; CHaMSHOVA, G.V.; ROZANOVA, L.S.
Dynamics of the fractionated constituents of proteins of the
myocardium and its adenosine triphosphatase activity in compensatory
cardiac hyerfunction. Vest. AMN -SSSR 16 no.5:32-37 161.
1. Institut normallnoy i patologicheskoy fiziolog# AMN SSSR-
(HEAW--MCLE) (PRMEIN METABOLISM)
(ADMOSINETRIPHOSPHORIC ACID)

MSYMON, F.Z.; BELOSHAPKINA, T.D.,- IJJSMiIKOV, Ye.F.,- LEYKINA, Ye.M.;
I
MARKOVSKAYA, M.r. CHERNISHOVA, G.V.
Funr+-ion.. stru~Aure and protein metabolism of hypecrt-rophled.
myocardium. Vestn. Akad. med. nwak SSSR 18'no.7-.27-3-" 163 -
(141RA :c-,.-2)
1. Inst"t-ult, normalIncy a- patologicheskoy f4.zlologi-i M4 SSSR.
z -~DStjt-, I -
-y c qkj' y _j4. -~nen`
I MoskovaE rdena Lenina medi -shis
'echmova 4 Ins-tItuj, ckspe-~Jmenjaj7rjoy bitjli~gf' A1,94 SSS&
.L - --

fq-.R If f 111V A, K.N
Morphology and ft=,ctional characteristics of the soft pnidte an~
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6mbr. 48 n0-6950-56 Je 165. (MIRA 18.~7.)
1. Kafedra anatomii cheloveka (zav. - chlen-korrespondebt W-N SSSR
prof. D.A,*,'.hdanov) 1-go Moskovskogo oriena Lenina meditsinske.-go in-
stituta imeni Sechenova.

ANISHCEUKO, V.;,PMMMHDVA. X... laborant
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I. Predesdatell pravlonlya artell wNstaUist,8 g.Malitopoll.
Uporoshakoy obbwt (f or Anishehemko).
(Door f ittinp)

ZILIBERMAN, Ye.N.; IAZAR1S,, A.Ya.; CHEMSHOVA, M.A.
Hydration of sulfocyanideo in the presence of hydrogen chloride.
Zhur.VKHO 7 no.1:109-nO 162. (MIU 150)
(Thlocyanates) (Hydration) (Hydrochloric acid)

PRYAKHIN, A.I.,-..CHERNYSTiOVA, M.B.
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Geol. 18 no.6s42-52 N-D 163. (MIRA 180)
1. Kafedra, gidrogeologii Moskovskogo universiteta.

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L-02-274-67
A C 6-0 _2 SOURCE CODE: UR/0311/66/000/006/0004/0007
7126
ALMIOR: VA_ B. V (Candidate of technical sciences)
ORG: All-Union Institute of Lighting Engineering (Vsesoyuznyy evetotekhnicheskiy
institut)
TITLE: Calculating the distribution of illumination from hermetically sealed under-
water lighting fixtures with flat glass covers
SOURCE: Svetotekhnika, no. 6, 1966, 4-7
TOPIC TAGS: underwater light, underwater optics, lighting equipment
ABSTRACT: The method of elementary reflections is used for determining the luminous
intensity AI and angular dimensions a of an elementary beam from an underwater light-
ing fixture with a parabolic reflector and a flat glass shield plate. Straubel's
theorum is then applied to each elementary beam to derive a diagram for distribution
of luminous intensitylin the water Al~.=f(a il ). The proposed method is also applicable
to underwater lighting fixtures ;dith nonaberrational paraboloid reflectors and focused
light sources of any shape. A modification of the method is proposed for calculating
the distribution of luminous intensity from fixtures with a defocused light source.or
an aberrational reflector. Orig. art. has: 3 figures, 6 formulas.
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[Atlan of typloal symptio processes over Centml Asia] Atlas
t1pichn7kh sluoptlaheoldkh protsessaw nad Brednel Aziel. 2wda3cent,
-1954. 116 mps (in portfolto). (NM. ut7)
1; AkpAsulys, rawk UsbokWwy SM4 Ushkent. Institut matezatlkl I
viekhaalki.
(Soviet Central Jaiaw-ClivMology-Charts, diagrams. eta,')

CHERNYSHOVA, 0. P.
CHUMSHOVA2 0. P. "Virus Diseases of Potatoes," BiuUeten' VII VsesoiuznoL,)o
Slezda Do Zaghchite Rastenii v Leningrad 15-22 Noiabria 1932 Coda, no. 6. 1932,
pp. .11-12, 423.92 V96
SO:, SIRA - SI - 90 - 53p 15 Dec. 1953.

CHITMSHOVA y 0 0 F a
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slcoZ2 Instituta. KartQfellnogo Khoziaistva, no. 10, 1934, pp. 103-118. 75-91`85.
SO: SIM - SI - 90 - 53., 15 Dec. 1953.

CHIMNYSHO-VAJ. 0. P.
CHERNYSHOVAI 0. P. "Principal Diseasas of Potatoes and Reans of Control.." Rah2ty
Nauchno-lasledovatell&ogg Ingtilixta, Kart,Rfellpog2 Khozjqigt-va Seriia 81 vol. 2,
no. 2, 1935, pp. 85-89. 75.9 1185So
SO: SIRA - SI - 90 - 53, 15 Dec. 1953o

CHERNYSHOVA, 0. P.
CHERNYSHOVA' 0. P. "Extent of Injuries from Virus Diseases to Potatoes.." Raboty
Nauchno-Issledovatellskogo Instituta, Kartofellnogo Khoziaistva, no. 4, 19353,
pp. 59-84. 75.9 M85.
SP: SM - SI - 90 - 53v 15 Dec. 1953

CHERNYSHOVA, 0. P. "Importance of Agronomical Practices in
Diseases," S4 1 OF-orod, no. 6, 1951# pp. 68-70. 80 Sal3.

CHMNYSHOVA, 0. P.
CHERNYSHGVA, 0. P. "Effect of Calcium Carbonate on Activity of Actinomyoes
scabies (Thaxt) Guss... Organism of Common Potato Scab." Toklady Akademiia &%uk SSSR,
vol. 81,, Nov. 21, 1951p pp. 473-475. 511 P444A.
SO: SMA - SI - 90 - 53P 15 Deco 1953o

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h1ca5urcs for PhVIOP111110r~ ltlfcata'~-) 0
fitallorol. 0. P.,Chtnshova. Sad I Ogorixt,
1954. no. 4, Apr.. p. 35-3-1. -
tontral Hwuwvs include mly setting of mistak varletim
cross cultivation, and wm)ing or dusting.

PIKIL'. N.V.; CHRRNYSHO a R11.
wawwft~
Comparative epidemiological evaluation of scarlet favor vaccines.
Zhur.mikrobiol.apid.i immm. no.3187 Kr t54. (KLRA 7:4)
1. Is Krasnodarskogo Instituta opidemiologii I mikrabiologil in.
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GAMYSHOVAt T.
Clearing House
Improve settlement of accounts through the Bureau of Reciprocal Accounts. Den. i kred.
No. 1. 1952.
14onthly List of %izpian Accessions-, Librsry of Congress, Flarch 1952. Unclassified.

CIWWSHOTA, T.
~ftww-,~ '
Planning payments by special loan accounts. Dan, i kred. 15 no,8t
1
28-371 Ag 157. (KLRA 10t8)
(Paymnt)

CMMlMHDVAv T.
P&ymnt by check, Dan. i kred. 16 no.6:32-38 Je 158. (MIRA 11:7)
(Checks)

CHIRNr A-
~
Increase bank control over supply and marketing organizations. Dan.
kred. 17 no-1:29-37 JA 159. (KIRA 12:4)
(Russia--commerce) (Banks and banking)

CHEn-TSHDVA. T.
Now developments in issuing credit to organizations operated
on a profit basis based on the value of their stocks. Den.j
kred. 18 no.4:69-78 A 160. (MIRA 13:4)
P13
(Credit

CHERNrSI104,T,
Now developient In InvJm credit secured by materials and
goods aB well as for seasoral "ndituAs. Dan. i kred. 20
no912:68-78 D 162. (xrpj. 16:
(Credit)

t L 29926-66 EWP(k)/EViT(m)/T/EVIP(w)/EviP(v)/EWP(t)/ETI IJP(c) JD/HM/JG
ACC MRs AP6017991 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/010/0092/0092
(A)
INVM.'10R: Klebanov, 0. N.; Chernyshoya, T. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Method of determining the resistance of welds to hot crack formation.
class 42, No. 18186o (announced by the Institute of Metallurgy im. A. A. BVko
(Institut metallurgii)]
SOURCE:, Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obrattay, tovarnyye znRki, no. 10, 1966, 92
TOPIC TAGS: niobium, niobium alloy, allay welding, veld, weld cracking, hot cracking
cracking susceptibility, susceptibility evaluation
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a method of evaluating weld suscep-
tibility to hot cracking by depositing a bead on the tested metal plate and
recording the bead length to the first crack. For quer-itative evaluation of the
susceptibility to hot cracking in welded thin niobium4U1oy sheets, a narrow notch
.is cut in the sheet specimen and the bead is deposited over the root of the notch,
perpendicular to the latter, The maximum length of the bead between the notch and
the first crack serves as a basis for evaluating weld susceptibility to hot cracking.
(ND)
SUB CODE: 13, 1l/ SUBM DATE: lTM(Lr65/ ATD PRESS:
A 17 UDC.- 620.119.2

BARKOVSKIY, N.D.;_ T-A-; MORSIN, V.I.,* VSESVYATSKAYA,
CHERNYSHDVA
N.V.; MEZH B.; XISEYUK, K.A.; BDROZDIN, B., red.;
NADEZHDINA~ A., red.; TELEGINA, T., takhn. red.
(The organization and planning of aredit]Organizatsiia i plalti-
rovanie kredita. Moskva, Gosfinizdat, 1962. 298 p.
(MIRA 16:3)
(Credit)

CHERNYSHOVA, Tatlyana, AleksandrovnaL NADEUDINA, A., red.; LEBEDEV, A.,
8 . red.
[Issuing credit to heavy industry] Kreditovanie tiazheloi
promyshlennosti. Moskva, Gosfinizdat, 1963. U8 P.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Credit)

_7
I t�L6 -M WM/T JK
ACC NR,AFbUl7J'tU
(A.: -N) ........ SOURCE. CODE: UR/93.58/65/034/006,/0733/079732
AUTHORI Favor-ova. L. A.. ChenVshova,' T. F Beshchava, N. 1,; Mikhavlov. A. K.
ORG'. Institute of E2idemiology and Microbiology im. No F. Gamaleya ANN SSSR
(I .
nstitut ePidemiOlogii i mikrobiolog3i ANN SWR)t Psychiatric Clinical Hospital
The I im, P,'Po Kashchanko, Moscow (Psikhiatrichoskaya'klinichoskayn bDItnitsa Not 1)
TITLEt Possibility of the transmission of tick-borne recurrent fqver by lices
Report 11. Fate of the spirochetes of tick-borne recurrent typhudyin the organism of
the body louse during the first few days following intake of infected blood
SOMCK-.- Meditsinskaya parazitologiya i parazitarr*-ye boleznip v. 34, no, 6. 19631
M-737
TOPIC TAGS: medical experiment, animl parasite, experiment anim-tl,,infective
disease, pathogenesis
ABSTRACT: The authors present the results of eVeri-imente -with the infection
I'of lice by tick-borne recurrent fever during pyrotherapy of six pititnts with
progressive paralysis by means of inoculation with tick-borne spirochatosise
'The lice wore fed with the blood of patients and were then pulverized in'a.
motarr, combined with 1 cc of saline solution and intraperitonally administered
~o guinea p~gs~*._qf the,55_guinpa pigs injectedp 43 became infected and.21
Card IL2 UM 616.986.5-022-39t595.?51.2+595.?31.2.082.2t576.85~

L 261463-M
ACC NRs AP6017378
I-died. The lic19 were dissected by the method describm-by, Bechcheva- t1940!
and analyzed TqT the presents of spirochetes Findings 1 , piro-cbq~vs of tick-,,
borne recurrent. typhus survi4e for tfie'firsf'few (UP to l2f houre in the'
.otomach of body lice fed with the blood of infected patients: this time
span corresponds to the time span required to digest tho-blood. During the
first 12 hours fb.Umdng intake of infected blood a negligible number of
.these spizochetes penetrates into the louse heno3,vmph- And it is exactly
during these first 12 hours that the guinea pigs remain susceptible to in-
fection with the lows suspension. This indicates that the morbidity of
guinea. pigs due. to injection -Ath infected lice during the first few hours
following the feeding of lice with infected blood was attributable to the
mechanical transf or of spirochetes together idth the still-undigested blood
of the patient in the etomach and intestine,.of 31 1 !Orig, art. 'J~as: 2 figures and
4 tables,,
SUB CMt -SUBM'DATEt 28)UY& PRM REFt .003
Com 2/2

NAMETKIN,, N.S,; CHERNYSHOVA-p T.I.; KRECHETOVA, K.K.
.1 . -
Synthesia of trAvopropylvilane and tri- -naphtbylsilane.
Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. khim. no.12:2219 D 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Institut neftekhimicheakogo sinteza AN SSSR.

, 11*
KONDR01YET, N.P.; SHTHR, B.O.; CZ;CTVWA T T ; LANGZ, V.I.,
so
redaIrtor; POLOSINA, A.S., Tq r: or.
[operation and maintenance of a fleet of automobiles and
tractors in the petroleum Industry; a collection of articles)
Bkopluatatatia I remont sytotraktornogo parka neftianoi pro-
Pwablennosti; abornik materialov. (Soot. N.P.Kondratley, B.O.
Shter, T.s. Chermyshaval lz4.2-os. ispr. I dop. Moskva, Goa.
muchno-tekhn.12d-vo neftitAbi I gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry,
1952. 502 p. (MLRA 8:10)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Kinisterstvo neftyanoy promVehlen-
nosti.
(Automobiles) (Tractors) (Petroleum Industry)

C fl
KONDUTOYBY. N.#.;
vedushchly
SHM6' B.0'.; qP.TA-; JOZDTAKOTA. Ye.3.0
redaktor; khn%eh6skiy re"ktor
LOperstion and repair of an automobile and tractor fleet of the
patrols= Industry; a collection of papers] Skeplustataila I
remont aytotraktornogo parka neftlanot proureblennosti; abornik
mateirialov. Isd. 3-e, Ispr. I dop. Moskva, Goe.iosuchno-tskhn.
Isd-vo neft. I gorso-toplivnot lit-ry. 1957. 563 p. (KLRA 10:7)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) NInIsterstvo neft*anoy prosyshlen-
nosti. I
(Automobiles-Neinterionee and repair)
(Tractors-4kintonance and repair)

SPTER, B.O.; KONDRATIYEV, N.P.; LIESNIKUVA, Ye.So; MAKAROV, I.V.;
CIMMSHOVA T Te ; SOLGANIK, G.Ya*.o Yed. red.; FOOTOVA, I.G.,
[Operation and repair of transportation and hoisting machinery
of the petroleum and gas industry] n-spluatatsiia i remont trans-
portrqkh aredstv i pod"e=Wkh mashin neftianoi J gazovoi pro-
iVehlennosti; spravoohnik, Moskva, Gootoptakhisdat 1962. 396 p.
(Gas WA 15:7
. Natural-Transportation) (Petroleum--Transportation

VASHKOV, V.I.; SHNAYDER, Ye.V.; BRIKMAN, L.I.; ZAKOLDDKINA, V.I.; CHUBKOVA,
A.I.; ALIMBARASHVILI, TS.N.; BABAYAM, G.A.; BERIANIDZE, I.Sh.;
ZAKHAROV, P.V.; ISAAKYAN, A.G.; LEVIYEV, P.Ya.; KARTINSON, M.E.;
MRACHKOVSKIY, S.K.; NAYDICH, N.L.; NESTERVODSKAYA, Ye.M.; RAZMANOVA,
Ye.M.; SAVINA, K.V.; SERGEYEVA, A.Ye.; SOKOLOVA, M.Ye.; FOMICHEVA,
V.S.; CHERNYSHOVA, V.A.; SHUMIIDVA, T.V.
................. .
Sensitivity to DDT of houseflies in -various climatic zones of the
USSR. Zhur.mikrobiol., epid.i immun-. 33 no.8:20-24 Ag 162.
(MIRA 15:10)
1. Iz TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo dezinfektsionnogo
instituta.
(FLIES-EXTERMINATION) (DDT)

ANDARSUTA, Harins Nikolayevne.; CHEWTSHOVA. Tu., red.; TROYANOVSKATA,
N., tekhn. red. '-- : - --
C~
(In the world of now things) V mire novykh veshcheis Moskva,
Goo. tsd-vo polit. lit-ry. 1958. 60 p. (MIRA 11:12)
(Synthetic productR)

BENZ.
_~Ldr~ey Illic
orovich; VOROTNIKOVAI A.V., red.
~., urlgo
(Geography of Voronezh Province; textbook for grade 8]
Geografiia Voronezhskoi oblasti; uchebnoe posobie dlia
8-kh klassov. lzd.2., ispr. i dop. Voronezh, TSentrallno-
chernozemnoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1965. 81 P. (MIRA 19:1)

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KARETNIKOV, A.D., doktor tekhn.naukv prof.; VOROBIYEV, N.A., kand.takhn.
.,,, inzh.
n,,,*, *jj ;,&R
Efficient method for staged lengthening of station tracks. Vest.
TSNII MPS 22. no-5s6-11 163, (MRA 16:8)
(Railroads-Track)
- -4,
i

CIERIM-11GOV, A.D., I
Efficient utill ntlon of 12intervals" fcr
work. Zhel. dor. transp. 1+7 nc.8:2-I.-28 ,

CHMIYUGOV,,A.D., inz"
11-
Organization of train overtaking on double-track lines writhout
stopping. Vast. TSNII ITS 23 no.6-58-62 164. (MIRA 17:10)

CHERNYUGOV, A.D., inzh.
Organization of nonstop train bypassing on the Inserts Of
auxiliary main tracks. Vest. TSNII MPS 21+ no-1:56-59 165.
(MIRA 18.6)

VOROBInp kand. tekhn, nauk) CM'HNYUOOVj A.D., inxii.
Possibility to reduad the number of overtaking pointo for the
technical operationse Zhele dor., txangpi 1#6 n0,,10.34-36 0 1644,
(mn 17%11)

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PILYUGIN, G.T. L -CM M--M v I - I -,-
Synthetic dyes. Part 21: Styryle form derivatives of
quaternary N-arylquinaldinium salts. Zhur. ob. khim. 31
no,4'-1240-1244 Ap 161. (MIRA 14:4)
1. Chernovitskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.
compounds)

FILYMIN, GA.; CHERNYUK, LN.
- -------------
Synthetic dyes. Part 22: Styryl dyes from the derivatives of
N-arylquinaldinb- salts. Zhur.ob.khim,, 31 noe5;1585-1587 IV
161, (MIRA l4z5)
ls Chernovitskiy gosudarst"myr, wAversitst. , . I
(Dyes a~A dyeizg) (4dUiiij~ui compoundB)

DILUN(~,,I.I.; CHERNYUKp I.N.
-------
Nature of the juenchinp of chlorophyll fluorescence by nitro com-
pounds. Dokl. AN SSSR 14o no.i:i62_i64 S-0 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Institut fizicheskoy khimii im. L.V.Pisarzhevskogo AN USSR.
Predstavleno akademikon A.N.Tereninym
(Chlorophyll) (Fluorescence) ZNitro compounds)

PILY(JGIN,'G.T.; CHERNYUK, I.N.
Synthetic dyes. Part 24t Styryl.dyes from derivatives of
I-arylquinaldinium salts. Zhur.ob.khim. 32 no.4:1055-1057
Ap 162. (KIRA 15-4)
1. Chernovitskiy gosudaretyennyy universitet.
(Dyes and dyeing) (Quinaldinium compounds)

nLrUGIN,.G.T.; CHIRNYUK, I,N.
Synthetic dyes. Part 261 Synthesis of 1-p-chlorophenyl-5,6-
benzoquinaldinius salts and their transformation to cyanine c4ev.
Zhur.ob.khi-. 32 no*5tl4O4-1408 W 162. (MIU 150)
1. Chernovitskiy gosudaretvonnyy universitst.
Npinaldiab- compounds) (Qranine dyes)

PILYTIGIN, G.T.;.CHEMIM.. 1-N.... KOBlWAp P.P.
Synthetlic dyes. Part .3!s Styx7l dyea from N-arylquinaldinlum
salts. Zhur.obokbim. 32 no.,7-2205~-2,207 JI 962. (14LU 15:7)
L Chernovitskly gosudanlitvennyy wAver0tet.
(Dyes and dyelmg) (Quilald-inium compounds)

'ACCESSION M AF50DO419
5/0D76/63/07/mAloO/no
5-1
P12M. L I,; Chernyuk, L N'
TTME: The nature of.fluorescence guenchinsJof chlorophyll by oxidizing and
re'ducing agents
1 SOURCE: AN SSSR Zhurnal fizicheekOY YM]di,, v. 37, no, 51 1963, 1100-3-105
TOPIC TAGS: chlorophyll a chlorophyll b, phenophytin a, fluorescence quenching,
f
-photochemical reaction, nucleophilic property e-ectrophi3ic propertyp electron
transfer,:wddizing agent, reducing-agent,,'.rdtrobenzone, 1-3-dinitrobenzone,
im-nitrophenol, 2-4-6-trinitrophenolp pheny1hydrazine, Beta-naphtyi-hydrazinep,
i o-amino
phenol
A.
ABSTRACT: The quenching effect of organic oxidizing and reducing agents on the
::'fluorescence of certain pigments of the chlorophyll series and the capacity of such
agents to react photodhemice,13.ywith the pirmante were studied to determine whether
th?:,yrjrrties m related. Chlorophyll a ZI), chlorophyll b (H), and pheophytin~
a I all extracted,from nettle leaves, were studied in benzene, dioxanes,
hexane, CCIL,, pyridine, acetone, imethanol, ethanol, propanol, butanol, pentanol, r
and benzyl aacohol. Study. of the fluorescence quenching of 10-5 rolA of n. III
and -ni by nitrobenzenep 1-3-dinit"benzerms 0-nitrophenol,, -and 2-4-6-triniti-olMnA
Com

L 1%267!6~
iACCLSSION M. -03=419
1 (wddizing agents) showed that the degree of quenching drops in the order
11 > III. The quenching effectiveness of the nitro compounds increases with
'increase In the number of VO~ subatituento in the ring. The highest degree of
~~uenching wa philic
a observed in the alcohols,-, this was attributed to the nucleo
;Properties of the solvent. and III
The degree of fluorescence quenching of 1, 11,
:'by the -naphtbylbydrazine, and o-aminophenol in
reducing agents phevyl)Wdrazine, P
ibenzonedropped in the orderni > II > 1. Beta-naphthy1hydrazine,, which has a
ncy than phenylbydrazIne* is a more effective quencher
-greater nueleophilie tends
iln the Photochemical reactions it was observed that irradiation of !,, 11, and
.11 filter in the absence of oxygen and in
'from an incandescent light through an SK~
Ithe esenco of a reducing or.oxidizing agent caused pigment discolorations In
Pr
the 'ease of reducing. agents, for exanple, the discoloration rate decreased in the i
!order of, III > II > I. From the. Photochemical reaction of III in the presence of
ious concentTitione of o-minopbenol, ' it vas found that the photoreduction rate
of the pigment was not, affe&40 by a queneber-concentration increace. In the caie
photareaction results in decomposition
rof nitro. compounds and the of
'the pigments,. H Umalation of labile i
ydra2ines in'the photorsiction cause an see
frevereible-reduction products from vhich the initial pi M A can be regenerated
with ones by Introducing 02 into the reaction mixture. It was concluded that if
ithe quenching mechardsm is assumed to be based on the chemical act of oxidation
rj
7

AMTMCN WR: AF3WO419
reduction, then the elementary
of quenching wast proceed in two steps:
process
dor
he
Phl, + A V Chl +,A7 where A is an oxidizing agent;
hr
2) Chl + B Chl + B where B Is a reducing agent.
degree of fluorescence quenching dependson the nucleophilic and electrophilic
,properties of the queneber molecule and the pigment. The basis of fluorescence
quene
bing iathe reversible transfei of electrons between the fluoreB6ent molecule.
.;and the quenchor.' This.is confirmed by the photochemical electron-transfer
~J, which take place in all-cases of prolonged irradiation. "The authors
! eas their tbanks to P~rofessor B. Ya. Dain, under whose direction this work
lexpr
iwas completed, for his attention and in.Ferest In ito" Qrigs art. hass I figures
Ani 2 formulas.
ASSOCIATIONI . Institut fi
sicheakoy khimii in. L. V. Plearzbevskogo, AN USM
(11astituts of ftsical Cheniory. AN USSR)
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PILYUGIN, G.T.; CHERNYUK, I.N.
_- ~.-- 1. ~~ I -.~ ---
Synthetic dyes. Part 34: Synthesis of l-&-naphthyl-6-chloroquinaldini-
um and itq transformation into cyanine dyes. Zhur.ob.khim. 34 no.ls
204 Ja 64. (MIRA 17:3)-, "'
1. Chernovitskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.

ROGOVIK, M.Y.; CHERNYUK, -I.N.; ROZUM, Yu.S.; FILYLIC-N, G.T.
Structure and absorption spectra of N-aryl quinolinium salts in
the ultraviolet. Zhur. ob. khim. 34 no.10:3320-3326 0 164.
(MIRA 17-11)
1. Chernovitskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet i Institut organicheskoy
khimii AN 'UkrSSR.

CHERNYUK, I.N.; PILYUGIN, G.T.; GORELIKOV, A.I.; ROGOVIK, 14.Y.
"
Study of synthetic dyes. Part 37: 1-o-chlorophenYl-5,6-benzoquinal-
dinium salts and cyanine dyes prepared from them. Zhur. ob. khim.
34 no.10:3330-3333 0 164. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Chernovitskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.

I DILUNG, 1. 1.
Stimulating eff a . of some compounds on tho quennh4nry of Chloro-
phyll fluoroscance by nitro compounds. Dok). AV SSSR 156 no. 1:
k49-151 My 16/4 (I.-IIRA 27~5)
1. Institut fizicheskoy kbinii Am. L. V. IIJ--a-zhevskago AN
UkrSSSR. Prodstavleno akademikom A. N. Tereni:*n.

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Odessa Medical Institute.

YUZXPOVICH. Ye.K.; CHWWYUK. V.P.
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professor A.I.Skrotakly) Odeeskogo meditsinskogo institute,
(direktor A.N.Motnanko).
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(Aggregates (Building materials)--Storage)

S/128 6o/000/004/003/006
A104YAl 33
AUTHORSt Chernyy, A. A., and Sosnovskiy, Ye. D.
TITLEt Cupola with conical shaft
PERIODICAL: Liteynoye proizvodstvo, no- 4, 1960, 13-15
TEXT: The authors describe a cupola with conical shaft, designed by
them in 1957, installed at the Penzenskiy kompressornyy zavod (Penza Compres-
sor Plant) and patented under the no. 115334. The cylindrical shaft of a
furnace was given a conic shape (Fig. 1). The new design proved highly eco-
nomical and efficient. A brief description.on its construction is given. A
special feature are the four tuy~res (3) placed 500 mm above the smelting re-
gion and supplying oxygen through a check valve. The basic dimensions and
characteristics of the cupola were calculated analogous to conventional cy-
lindric cupolas. The actual dimensions differ considerably from the esti-
mates, through productivity calculations coincide with the actual results.
With a diameter of 1,200 mm the cupola smelts 8.5 ton/hour cast iron. The
air blast pressure was increased by connecting in series two centrifugal
BBA-11(VVD-11) ventilator.. Figure 2 shows the stage-shaped lining of the
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Cupola with conical shaft A104/A133
cupola which proved superior to the lining of a cylindric zupola. Initial
misgivings that the conical shaft would cause an uneven descent of the chaige
and disturb the smelting process proved completely unfourled. The producti-
vity can be regulated by increasing or decreasing the weight of fuel and met-
al charges. The bed charge of a conical cupola requires 40-,. less coke than
a cylindrical.cupola of equal productivity. It is shown that by increasing
the weight of metal charges from 650 to 1,000 kg the cupola productivity in-
creases from 7.3 to 10.5 ton/hour. The cupola operates satisfactorily also
at reduced air blast pressure but this decreases its productivity to 6.5 - 7
ton/hour. Because of the present shortage of oxygen smelting in the conical
cupola is carried out without it. Experiments with compressed air and ven-
tilators instead of oxygen were carried out. A 2 hours supply of compressed
air at 4 atm accelerated the smelting but an analysis of slag revealed a
strong oxidation of the metal (54% PeO + Pe203). Enrichment with oxygen at
1 - 1.5 atm resulted in a negligible oxidation of metal, higher temperature
of the cast iron and increased productivity of the cupola (30%). Oxygen con-
sumption was 72 m3/hour i.e. 12 m3/ton of liquid metal. The oxygen enrich-
ment showed the best effect at full loading of the cupola. There are 2 fig-
ures and 2 tables.
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SMOLYAK,,.V.A kpz4.t*khn9mxuk; TASHINq Tu.F., insh.j UZLYUK, V.N., insh.;
Prinimali uchastiye: RUM, X.B.; KOMVAWV, M.S.; SELIDYAXOV,
M.I.; TREGUB; N.G.; POIDVCHF-14KO, Yu.I.; KHODOROVSKIY, S.S.;
p
CHERNIff, A.A.; YKVSMV, A.N.; KOVA~=O, I.A.
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23. no.9:777-782-S 161. (MIRA 14:9)
lo Dneprodserthinskiy mistallurgichookiy savod-vtuz i 7Avod in.
Dzerzhimkogo, %
(Blast fvrnacen)

KURBATSKIY, I.L., insh.; PETROV, I.P., inzh.; USTINOV, A.I., inzh.;
.2!Z!E~2"A. inzh.; MURZIN, V.G., inzh.; ZHITOMIRSKIY, M.B., inzh.
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Khim.mashiriostr. no.5:36-37 S.-O 163. (MW. 16:10)