SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DORONENKO, F.G. - DORONIN

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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SKMNOV, N.I.: DORONENKO, F.0,
Operation of 6m excavators in quin pit mines.
gor. dela AN Kazakh. SSR 7i?6-8z 060.
(Strip mining) (Excavating ruichinery)
Trudy Init.-
(MIM 14: 6)

CHAYKOP M.P.; DORONEIIKO?-Y.G.
Relation between the productive ce,pacity of an open-pit mine
and the type of equipment used. Trudy Inst. gor. dela AN Kazakh.
SSSR 1000-98 163. (MIRA 16:8)
(Mine management)

ALEKSEYEVj 0.1.; MUSTAFINA, A.M.; PADYN(Y10 G.Kh.1 DORONM, F.G.
Use of ohsap, explosiveis (Oigdan:Lt") in some large pits of
Kazakhstan. TiUdylnst. got. dola AN Kazakh. SSSR lOtl95-
200 163. (XMh 160)
Explosives)

DORMENKO F.Ga; CRAYRO, N.P.
Effect of the rate of mining on ".1he duratlaa of strip mina con-
struction. Trudy Inat,.gor.dala All Kazakh.SSR 11408-107 164.
(MIRA :Lgz:L)

CUM# NJ.,; PTVMW~
AmlytIc aduUon of aWaft pivbUm In doterulnIng the
tim lmgth of an opos-ot ofte uUtows, Trudly Imt,
car. 69l& AM laukh. M 18084% 065, (MU 28s22)

DCROMIIKGV I %j. j, kando toklIn. nal;
-- - k; )US,,, M, inzh.; FISKIIIA, R.Y6.1v
Anticorrosion POlYmor DOlution on
the basis Of ftryl resins and
mineral fillers. Strol, mat, 11 no.8123 Ag t65* *(I-,MA
18:9)

DDROKMO' I.M.1 IMSMICK, B.I.
Morcury-impervious coverings for floors, malls and ceilings subject to
alkaline attack. Ithim.prom, no,2#.114-116 Mr 154. (KM 7:6)
1. TaNIMINSTROT. (Chemical plitnts) (Kercury)

ANAN'Ylff, Boris Gerasimovich: HYISISHMMY, V,N, professor, redaktor; DOMIJ6
IMM, N.I;. r"kktor; GATALUINA, AA.
*, tekbuichoskly redakto-K.-
(Spatial discrimination] Prostranstvannos razlichoule. Leningrad,
Isd-vo Leningradskogo universiteta, 1955. 186 p. (KW 9:5)
(Spiwe perception)

DORONENKOj Yq.P,,
0 MOMMO
Features
situated
of the operation of truck tranoportation in open pit$
on hillsideso IYWy Inst.gor.dols, UFAN SSSR no.405-61 162.
(Mine haulage) (MIRA 16t5)

VASILIYEV, M,V.) DORONERwPjKJP-t; SUBBOTIN,, ki-3m,
Basio lawo goveming the novement of heainr-duty dump trucks down
open pits situated on hillsides, Trudy Inst,gor.dela UFAN SSSR no,
/4141-148 162.
(mine bokulage) OCRA 16:5)

VASILIYEVt M.V.j VIYUKMNA, A.S.; MQ0NMp,.Yq.,~.; ZEDZITEV, K.V.,
kand. tekbn. naukj LATS, V.M.; PAAMOV, G.V.; POPOV,
V.Ye.; TROITSKIT, D.P.; FADDKM~ B.V.; TSVETAYEVA, Z.N.;
ZUBRILOVt L.Ye.., kand. tekhn. nauk$ otv., red.; MAKAAOVA,
N.U., red.; PALIMIN, M.Z., tekhn. red.
[Evaluation and the prospects of the development of the
mineral resources for ferrous metallurgy in Chelyabinsk area]
Otsenka i perspektivy razvitiia syrfevoi bazy chernoi metal-
lurgii Cheliabinskogo raiona. Sverdlovsk, AN SSSRI 1964. 67 p.
MIRA 17:4

VASILIYEV, M.V,, doktor takhn.nauk; DQRONENKO, je.P.,, inzh.
- ,
Methods of selecting an efficient grade for automobile roads
in the use of truck transportation in strip jaines, Izvevys,
ucheb.zav.:gor.zhur. 7 no. 1:125-131 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Institut gornogo dela Gosudarstvennogo Kontiteta po chernoy
i tovetnoy metallurgil. pri Gosplane SSSR. Rekomendavana. kafedroy
otkrytykh rabot, Sverdlcyvakogo gornogo instituta.

ALEKSL"YEV; S.N.; ANTIP111, V.A.; ART&ONOV, V.S.; LAULAYEVp G.A.,
inzh.; VOWLIM,, Me.; GOLIDEZIBMG, I.I.L.; GORINA, B.S.;
GOFENj D.A.; GRISHIN, M.Ye,j# DERESHMUCH, Yu.V.;
DqBMUMW,1.&,--MNOV, I.Ya., doktor tokhn. nauk, prof.;
LEYRIYJI, V.E.; LUTONIVI N.V.; XOWKANOV, A.V., dots.;
ROGINI A.Ya.; PAKHOMOVt 14.14.; FROTOSAVITSKAYAp Ye.A.;
ROMOV, I.V.; CHAPLITSKIY, L.A.; TSEYTLIN, A.G.;9MV'7EpP.K.;
1,110SHCHANSKIY, H.A.p doktor toklm. nauk.. profo, red*;
PEREVALYUK, H.V.2 red.izd-va; TMKINA, Ye.L., tekhn.red,
[Corrosion protection in the construction of industrial
buildings] Zashcbita ot korrozii v promyshlennor, stroitell-
stve. Moskvas Goestroiizdat,, 1963. 406 p. (M:1RA 16:12)
(Corrosion and anticorro3ives)
(Industrial buildinga)

DORONM. OVA,,- A.--H. .(Vladimiro ul. Maktrozavodalutya, 4a, kv. 8)
Chorioepitbolima of the OTUT (one obBervation). Vop. onk. 8
no.33103-104 162. (MIRA 15:4)
1. la ginskologlchookogo otdoleniya oblastnoy bollnitay g.
Vladimira (glay. vraeb - B. 14. Trukhnov, konvulltant - )cand.
sod. nauk Ya. H. Ananlyev)
(OVARIES-CANCER)

BURTSIV, A.D.; SAGUSM, V.V,; LUPAVOV, B.P*; BOGACTEIV, A.F.; SKRNOT. GoP;;
I I AHDROIWA, Te.I.; OIZXATM, T.K.; PINW, A.T.; SMCOX, R.S.;
NOW, Ye.S.; DOROMMO, S.P.;.KW3M', D.B.; ZOIMIKOV. N.M.;
SHPILMO, SVIRIDOV, LA-
Using exothermic mixtures for heating the heads of steel castings.
Prom;,energ. 15 no.6.-14 Je 160. (MIRA 13:7)
Vouiding)

VASILIYKV, M.V.; DORCNENKO, Ye.P.
I
Construotion and use of strip mine motor roads. Trudy Gor.-geol.
inst. UFAN SSSR no.55:51-460 160. (MM 15t6)
(Mine haulage)

-L insh.
VASILIM.. doktor tokbn, nauk; DMONMO,,, Ye. P�
Safe driving of d=p trucks On BUSP descents in open pits.
B*sOP-truda v prom. 7 no,4t7-8 Ap 1630 (MM 164)
I. Institut, gornogo delAp S"rdlovok.
(Nim ba`U3-&99--S&f*t'y measures)

PSTAOV, 0., doktor takhaichaskikh nauk; PVZM, L., landidat takhatchs-
skikh nauk; DOROKKNM. I., inzhomer; IICZXRSI:IY. A., inshener.
-awmalwWww~
facing slabs made of phenolits. Stroi.nat., isdelA konstr. 2
no.5:33-34 My 156. OUAL 9-. 8)
Orloors) (Walls)

DORONENKOV. I.; TRZBMOV. P. : Y2ftMKIY. A.
Introducing plastic material@ in construction, Strol. met. 4
no.L18-21 Ja 158. (MIRA lls2)
l.Direktor TSentrallnoy nauchno-iseledovatellskiSy laboratorii stroy-
materialoy khimicheskoy promyshlennosti (for Doronankov). 2,Glavnyy
inzhener TSentraltnoy nauchno-inaledovatellskoy hLboratorii stroy-
materialov khimichookoy promrshlennosti (for Trebdmv). 3.Zavedrqmshchiy
TSentrallnoy nauchno-iseledovatellskoy laboratoriyey stroymaterialov.
khimicheakoy pror7ohlonnosti (for Tesorskiy).
(Plastics)

GRIGCFL TRV,P.N. [deceased] ; DOROLIUMOVII.M.; AVRMOVA,U.B., reduktor;
SHPAK,Yo#G., tokhnicamumv xmwuuwvvr,,-
[Protwing coustruction elements frm corrosion] I;ashchita
stroi elIny-M koustr*tsil 0b k"W". Hookya, Gov. bao-
takhn.izd-Y khim.lit-ry 19 - rHM 9:3.)
~Gorrosioa ;!& Mt loorrooll I've a)

all a

flandbook on Machine-Building Materials (Cont.) .90V/4419
Sterilizing plates 565
Sheet asbestos materials 565
"Paronit" [A packing material made of asbestor fiber, and filled
and vulcanized synthetic rubbers] 565
"Electronit" [Asbestos-rubber insulating material] 568
Asbestos-steel sheets 568
Reinforced linen 568
Asbestos board 568
Asbestos papers 569
Asbestos and non-asbestos packings 571
Special packings 571
Asbestos friction articles 581
Typical methods of testing asbestos articles 586
Ch. X. Cast Stone, Ceramics, Porcelain (Po2Tp
SAkoy, I.M., Engineer;
I. Ya, Klinov., Professor, Doctor of Fechnicall neftebs) 589
General information 589
Characteristico of cast atone articles 589
The chemical resistance of cast atone 590
C aM,11,45

HerAlbook on Machine-Building Materials (Cont.) SOV/4419
CH. YA. Glass andalaas Articles
Liquid glass 649
quartz glass (Billvestrovich, S.I., A.N. Afansalyev,Ji.M.
DoronenkcRr.- and I.Ya. X11now) 652
niw _91"k 659
Glass fiber and glass-fiber articles 6Q
Glass stalinite (stalinite - a very btrd Soviet tool &Uoy] 673
pleks" ETripl~x 676
Shatterproof glass ("Tri 3)
Ch. nI. Miner&l Binding Substances an& Articles Made ftan Then
9 S.N.,, Candidate of Technical Science
(TAVin
.
Building lime, air-hardening 679
Gypsum binding substances 681
Magnesia binders 684
Building lime, hydraulic 686
I~arkerls Ronan cement 6M
Portland cement w
Alminous cement 69,7
Expanding cements 700
Slag cements 701
Acid-resistant cements 704
]Products made frcm binding substances T05

GOW]MV, K.Ta,;DORONWOYA,.AJ6-1-
%WO&AUV"W
Case of intraerterial blood transfusion. Akush. gJz. no-5:79 Sffpt-Wt
1953. (CIXL 25:4)
1. Of the Oynecological Division (Head -- M. To, G-olubev), Vladimir
Oblast Hospital.

BASKANOT, V.A.; BOROVIII, I.P.; GUSXV, S.G.; DOKUCHATEV. )1.M.; KUKUNOT#
I.M.; PzMV, S.P.; DOROUIMXVAj--A.A,. nauchnyy red.; FRMOVA,
T.Ne, red.izd-va; GILIUMP-PI.-G., takhn.red.; RUPAKOVA, N.I.,
takhn.red.
[Opencast mining and Iblasting operational Otkryt3v gornye i
vsryvn" raboty, 'Pod red. I.M.lukunova. Moskva, Goo.izd-To
lit-ry po stroit., arkhit, i stroit.wtarialam, 1959. 333 P.
(Strip mining) (Blasting) (KMA 13:4)

BARON, Lasarl Izrailevich, prof,, doktor takhn.nauk, red.; DOKUCHAM.
Mikhail Moiseyevich; VABILIYXV, Georgiy Aleksandmich; P-OH-Offi-
_GHiU,LyVdqUA A yn _SLASTUNOV, T.G., gorVy insh.,
reteensent; ROKADINOV, A.T., gorn" inzh.. retsensent; TAMONTOV,
A.D., otv.red.; 3IPTAGINA, Z.A., red.izd-va; NORUFMOVA, Z.A.,
takhn.red,
[Blasting operations In ore idningi a handbook] 'Fzryvnyo raboty
T gornoradnoi prom7shlennosti; spravochnoe posobios. Pod red. L.1.
Barons. Moskva, Gom.nauohno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po gorncom delu,
ig6o. 18i p. (Mining engineering) (KIRA 13:3)

DOKUCHAYEV) M.M.; VASIL'YE;V) G.A.j D-OLNQUPTY~, L.A.; MELIIIIKOV, NOV0.9
akademik, red.; GOMDZOVA, N.A.,, red. izd-va; KASIPDV.. D.7a..,
tekhn. red.j GOLIBERG, "A.M., tokbn. red.
(Handbook on drilling and blasting in constructior.]SpravochRik
po burovzryvrWm rabotam na stroitollatve. Moskva,, Cosstroiizdat.,
(MIU 15:12)
3.962. 392 P.
(Boring) (Blasting)

ROOVAs A.Aj lr,.-7t I
. ~!,C. is
Unit fbr tl* produatim of lotmgm with a lAgh d#gm of
pirltyo. KbIn prow6 41 noo 1219al-904 D 165
OMA 1911)

WPM JD/WW/JW/JXT(cz)
ACC NRI AP6005281 SOURCE CODE; IIR/0413/66/OOCI/001/0023/0023
INVENTOR.~ Rodin&, A. A, Doronloheva, N. I.; ri Ne Se-1
Khroinchenko, ye,
ORO: none
TI=: Devic for the fine purification of hydrogen. Class 120
1 414. announce e
LNo
F414.0 d by the State Soi ntific Research and Planni
tuE- T_
I
Inst.16tu e or the Rear-Metal Industry (Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-
-i-S-S-10dovateVeRly I proyeldnyy 17n_s-t=u re3kometalll-c-Hesko
2rom ran.Lennoura
SOURCE: Izobreteniyas promyshlennyye obraztsy* tovarnyye znaki,
no, l, 19660 23
TOPIC! TAGS: hydrogen,, hydrogen purification,, hydrogen filter
ABSTRACT; An Author Certificate has-been issued describing a hydrogen-
refiring purification device containing a filter diaphragm made o
metals or alloys possessing seleotive,penetrability f.o:r hydrog,en.f/ To
prevent thepenetration or impurities from technical-g:,sade gen
into pure hydrogen through leaks In the filter diaphralp and to make
possible the rapid detection of such impuritieej, the f.'Llter diaphragm
is built into an air-tight housing maintained under va(Mum (see Fig. 1) 2-
~UDCt 6,'061.23 661.265
Cord 1/2 -6

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.0321-66

EVIP (WENT(dVeNT
,._30248_-~~ - (m)/ERP(h)/EWP(!)/EVP(v)YEWP(Il~ETI LJF.(c w
ACC NR, AP6013811 SOURCE COM UR/0064/65/000/612/022/00-14-1
AUTHOR: Rodina, A. A.; Domnichava, N. 1.
ORG: none S
TITLE: Apparatus for the preparation of high-purity bydro
IIVI
SOURCE: Khimicheskaya promyshlennost', no. 12, 1966, 22-24
TOPIC TAGS: hydrogen, gas filter, palladium, palladium alloy,. silver alloy
ABSTRACT: A deviceX~which produces high-purity hydrogen by filtration through a dia-
phragm of purW -palladium or its alloys is described. A diagram of the device is shownl
in fig. 1. Figure 2 shows the dependence of the output of the device on the entrance
pressure at a constant exit excess pressure of 1 tech. atm at various temperatures. AJ
5500C and P=5 tech. atm, the output of pure hydrogen was 35 l/hr or 440 cm3/hr from 1
CM2 of the surface of the diaphragm (which consisted of an alloy of 70% Pd and 30% Ag
and was 0.1 mm thick). No oxygen or nitrogen impurities were found in the hydrogen
produced (the sensitivity of the analytical apparatus was 10-7%). The dew point of
the hydrogen was below -600C, which corresponded to a moisture content of 10 mg/m3.
Orig. art. has: 3 figures.
UDC: 661.96.002.65.05
C d--1/2

to
rig. 2. Dependenco of output of device on
entrance pressure at various temperatures
(exit pressure, 1 tech. atm) 1--250OC; 2--
3000C; 3--380OC; 4---4600C; 5--500OC; 6--
jimpurities 5500C.
Fig. 1. Diagram of device: 1--diffu-
sion chamber; 2--filtering element; 3--heater; 4--thermal screens; 5--thermocouple-,
6--current lead.
SUB CODE: 07/ SUBM DATE: 14OMe. / ORIG REF: 003/ OTH REr: 006
1)/0 fo r,
L 30248-66
ACC NRs AP6013811

-J 33333-66 EY31MVE21(t) ZFT I I It
ACC ~-R---A-P-60-21773 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/012/0032/0033
'NVENTOR: Rodina, A. A.; Ul'yenov, E.; Doronicheya, X. I.
)RG: none
rITLE: Purification of hydrogen. Claso 12, No. A2698
)OURCE: Izobreteniya, pronVahlennyye obraztay, t(jvarnyye maki, no. 12, 1966, 32-33
VPIC TAGS: hydrogen, purification, palladium, silver, silver palladium diaphragm
IBSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been Issued for a method of bX~wgtp%u '
rification
Lnvolving filtration through heated palladium-silver-alloy diaphragms. To intensif'k
;he process and to increase the strength of the diaphragms, the method provides for
~he addition of 5-10% nickel t2 the alloy. IBO]
'UB COM 07/ SUBM DATE: l9jul65/ ATD PRESS:
um 661.965

DMONIX.N.I.; OSMINIII.t.N.
Mechanization of strOlghtening and stacking of transformer plates
following stamping. Stan. j Inotr.?6 no.10:29-30 0155.
(Shoot-metal work) (KIBA 9:1) '

(WROVIN p A, APDREMs Vs , atarohiy ma9ter
Study room on building machinery. Prof.-tekh. obr. 18
no,7:12-13 JI 161, (KIRA 3A.: 7)
1. Z=estitsll direktora po uchebno-proizvodstvennoy
rabote atroitelinogo uchilishcha No.l. g. Konchegorsk
(gor Dore-dn). 2. Rukovoditell kabineta makhanizataii
stroitellnogo uchillaboha No.1, Monchegorsk (for AndreyeAr).
(Building trades--.'.',tudy and teaching)

DORONIN$ A.
Faa2ination tasks for graduatii* students. Prof.-takh.obr.
19 no.2t16 P 162. (MRA 15:2)
1, Zamestitelf direktora atroltellnogo uchilishcha No.1, g.
Monchegorsk.
(Building trades--Study and teaohing)

SHLYAKHTINP Ya.l.; ZHOROVAI, A.G.; ANANCHENICOP X.V.; GRISOTIN, V.G.;
rVANOV" V.I,; DORONIN, A.A*; POPOVA, M.S.9 insh.; TARASMKOO LL;
ROMANOVI, A. -I H"O " Af.; LAPTEVp G.I.,, inzh.
Who should perform the forwarding and earrier services?
Zhel. dor. transp. 45 no.6:42-45 Js 163- (KrRA 16:7)
1. Zameatitell nachallnika stantaii Smolensk Moskovskoy dorogi
po gruzovoy Tabote (for Sh3jyakhtin). 2. Nachaltnik pogruzkontory
otantoii Smolensk Mookovskoy dorogt (for Zhorova). 3. Zavs-
duyushchiy grmsovyx dvorom stantaii Smolensk Moskovskoy dorogi
(for Ananchenko), 4. Nachaltnik tovarnoy kontory otantaii
Smolensk Mookmkoy dorogi (for Griahutin). 5. Zaveduyushchiy
kontaynernoy ploshchadkoy stantaii Smolensk MoBkovskoy dorogi
(for Ivanov). 6. Sekretarl partiynogo byuro stantaii Smolensk
Moskovskoy dorogi ~for Taraaenko). 7. Stantaiya Smolensk
Moskovskoy dorogi (for Doronin, Romanqv,, Popov&). 8. Upravlya-
yushchiy Smolenakim oblaatnym aytotrestom (for Zhukov).
(Freight and freightage)

DORONIN. A.D.,, insh.
Use of the narrow-band filters of the control channel raceiver for
selective measurements, Avtom,p telem. i aviaz' 5 no.5:22-25 My '61.
(KM 34:6)
1. lzmeritelinaya gruppa Omskogo lineyno-apparatnogo sala.
(Railroads-Electronic eqapment)

BATRAKV G.ro.; ~0110110p A.G.
Influence of morphine on the resistance of animals to other during
ontogeneeis. Fpm. i toks. 21+ no-43410-416 J:L-Ag 161.
(MIRA 1419)
1. Kafedra farmakologii (zav. - Prof. G.ye.Batrak) Dnepropetrovskago
meditsinakofo instituta. (ETHER (ANESTHETIC))
MORPHINE) (GROWTH)

DORONINI AJI.~ KAIIANOVAt O.L.
Chronopotent tome trIc method for determininr ml fir--%conc en trat ions
of monovalent thallium after its elect-clyvIc on 9
rotating platinum disk electrode. ZhLr. nnhl. knm, 20 no.12!
1',121-1)24 165. (m:p,~
I. Insti-tut Feokhindi I nnAllticnesl(oy kHmii lir.~~nl V.1,
Vernadskogo AN SSSR, Moskva, 5ubmitted November 3, 1964.

!L-28 I OL-1~ m)/r/c--,,-,P (t)/rT IIJP(c) JD
k Eva (
ACC AP6014140 SOURCE CODE:
AUTHOR: Doronin, A. N.; Kabanovam 0. L.
ORG: Institute of Geoebemistry and Analyti
Vernadskif AN--SSSR, oe-c-ow-7-Institut izookbi
UR/0075/65/020/012/1321/1324
al Chemistry ims Vs Is
ii i analiticbeakoy khimii
TITLE: Cbronopotentiometrie method fQr determination of micro
concentrations of monovalent -tballium1fter electrolytical accumulation
on a rotating disk platinum electrode
SOURCE: Zhurnal analitiolieskoy khimii, v, 20,, no., 12# 19659 1321-1324
TOPIC TAGS: tballium, quentitativa'analysiss potentiometer
ABSTRACT: The article describea,tbe determination of Tl(I) down to a
minimum concentration of 5 x 10- M* During the cathode cycle
(preliminary accumulation) the following electrochemical reactions take
place at the electrode:
Hjr+2e-c*'Hr.
tl! + T1 fty, (2)
Mt.+ 2t
UDC:

L 38108-66
ACC NRI AP6014140
A rotating platinum electrode in the form of a disk was placed i~ a
Teflon tube, The surface of the electrode was equal to 0.126 cm , The
cathode and anode spaces were separated by a porous glass diaphragm,
The call bad a capacity of 100 ml, The speed of rotation of the disk
was 3009 rev/min. Polarization was carried out at a current density of
15 ma/om for 3 minutes after the current was turned on,
Cbronopotentiograms were taken with a type Sl-4 osaillograph with an
entry resistance of 20 milliohms. The amalgam of iballium was deposited
at a constant potential of E - 1*0 volts, Within 5 minutes after the
start of the electrolysis, the current was shut off and an
oscillograpbic determination was made of the change with time of the
potential of the amalgam electrode, The experimental results are sbqyn~
in graphic and tabular form.n It was found.Sbat, for solutions of T1
within the limits of 5 x 10-' to 1.9 x 10-0-9 there is a straight line
relationship between the transition time and the con tration of
thallium ions. It was.shown that it k4 possible to culate
transition times for the dissooiationivof thin layeraRelf am YT the
amaig J(
Paraday law, Orig. art. has,* 4 formulas,, 2 figures and I table.
CODE: 079 201. SUBM DATEt
03Nov64/ ORIG REF: 0031 OTH REF-- 005
Card 2/2MI-/'

ACC
SOURCE CODE:
AUTHOR: 3Lgrollino L.-a.Ampecov); Doronin.-O. scov)
q
ORG: none
TITLE: Using the method of chain motor conditioned reflexes to study the effect of
a rarefied atmosphere on CNS functions
SOURCE: Zburnal vysshey nervnoy deyatellnosti, v. 15, no. 5, 1965, 831-83T
TOPIC TAGS: animal physiology, conditioned ref3ex, reflex activity, CNS hypoxia_
ABSTRACT: The higher nervous activity of ten vhite rats exposed to pressure-chamber
altitudes of 3000-7000 m Vas studied by observing shifts in their chain food-pro-
iuring reflexes. The results of the studies are given in Fig. 1 and Table 1. It vas
oil
Fig. 1. Change in the duration of:
..various components of the chain'food-
'.procuring reflex in rarefied atmospheres
1 - First component; 2 - second;
3 - third.

It
Ij
L 7719F-66
C
AC. Ws AP1025161
Table 1. Duration of various components of the chain
motor reflex in rarefied atmospheres (sec)
Alti- Duration of motor -reactions Imt
2nd al
tude comDonent- comDonent
M) ime
00
- 1,38*0.04 1540,03 t 37*0'M 4.29t0 07
BOW 1 32+0,16 1:59:0.10 1:42tO,O3 4,32tO:24
400D 1:91*0,18 t'61 *0.06 114810104 5,10*0,22
5WO 2
1711,34 2,tOtOM t'afto 08 6.50;0,3t
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TOOD 3.02tO.59 2,93:0,42 2AItO.0 8,66.*1,04
Control
concluded that, at altitudes of 4000-7000 m, the complicated system of chain motor
conditioned reflexes is significantly disturbed. The development of protective in-
hibition during acute anoxia leads to disruption of the components of food-procuring
movements while elementary analytical proceaces and the synthesis of conditioned stin
uli are maintained. Using this type of conditioned reflex, it is possible to study
the mechanism of complex analytical-synthetic activity in the cerebral cortex. It
is felt that this method is sufficiently precise for general studies of how various
environmental factors influence the.higher nervoUB activity of animals. Orig. art.
has: I table and 2 figures. (CD)

DOROMN, F.
Second A.11-Union Conference of Surgeons, Uound Specialists and
Anesthesiologists* Zdrav.Bel. no.307-69 162. (MIRA 15:5)
(SURGERY, PMSTIC-~IIGHESSES)
(AWTHESIOLOGY-COWGRIMES)

DORONIN,, Fedor Ilikolayevich;-AVILOV, B.I., red.; 2MID, V.V.1,
-wx=o reae
(Cicatricial stenosis of the esophagus) Rubtsovye Buzhe-
niia, pishchevoda. Saratov, Izd-vo Snratovskogo univ.,,
1961. 196 P. (MMA 15.- 2)
(ESOPHAGUS-ABIOIDIITIES AND DEFOMITIES)

DOROVINs A.Ya.
Using radioactiyi-ty methoos for tracing tectonic zones. lkwed.
i okh. nedr 27 no.3%44,-45 mr la. (KERA-3-05)
1. Beiazovskaya geologorazvedochnaya partlya.
(Geologys Strtwtural) (Radioactivity prospecting)

DOHONINO D R IDPATINA., X.Bel FAXHIHOVA, M.N.; VOLTUTSIT. M.8.;
0 0
Now designs of pneumtlc grinding =chinos. Prom.energ. 15
nos4:15 Ap 160, WU 13:6)
(Grinding machines)

DORONIN, Y.G.
Auto--'Mc'ftrt*r for ST-35 equipment. Aytom., telem. i sri&zl no.2:
10-31 7 '57. (MM 10:4)
l..Biektromakhanik Moskovskoy distantaii signalizateii i nvyazi
KbskMko-kazanskoy doragi.
(Railroads--Automatio train control)

Fly
KONMTCHIDWO A.F., ksndidat tekhnichesVkh nauk; REPRV, A.Z., in-
zhener, reteenzent; DOROMO F.H., reteensent; ZHU, A,A., re-
daktor; IKARA YBUT, reaa=or; NUMV, ?.A., tekhnichaekiy
redaktor
[Problems of constructing railroad bads In mountainous areas] Vo-
prosy sooru2beniia'shelexuodoroshnogo zemlianogo polotna. Y gornykh
uslovitakh. Moskva, Goa. tranaportnoe thal-dor. ixd-vo, 1951,
110 P. Oan 8:6)
(Railroad--Oonstraction)

; ~- ') :- j:
.. -.11. , Fedor Irikolayevich
Trcz.t~ient of sto::xich crwaps of ocs,)phaLus of chil('run
Diesertation for candidulle of a Scicncc~ der--,rec
Chair !,-)f I;ursez-,, --lurl-ar-jr (head prof. N.V. Zakhamv) Adicl Inctitute,
1952

DMONINf
't kwAidat inditainskikh nank
-;~ Ail
Aponeurotto grafting technic in gastrostomy. Khtrurgila. no.8:
47-50 Ag '54. (MLRA 7:n)
1. Is kafedry detskoy Wmrgil (sav. prof, X.T.Zakharov) I kafedry
gospitallnoy khtrurgii (sav. prof. A.N.Spiridonov) Saratovskogo
moditsinskogo Inatituta.
(STOMACH, surgery,
gastrostomy, aponeurotic grafting)

DOWNIN, F.H., kandidat meditsinskikh nauk
Treatmnnt of suppurative septic dissafies of the face and scalp
with intracarotid administration of penicillin procaine solu-
tion. Vest.khir. 74 no.8:38-40 D 154. MBA 8:10)
1. Is kafedry goopitallnoy khtrurgii (sav.prof. A.N.Spiridonov)
Saratovskogo gosudarstgennogo meditsinskogo Instituta. Adres
avtora: Saratov, Astrakhanskaya ul# d-71 kv.7.
(HEAD, diseases,
suppurative & septic dive.ther,,procaine penicillin)
M ICILLIN, derivatives,
procatne-penicillin, ther. of suppurative & septic
die. of head)

'rfr-'RPTA Secec V01.11/" Surgery JulY 195?
IV rN F IV
3699, DORON IN F, N. Med. Inst., Saratoff. ;,Occ I u a ion of t lie a t ri ct u red
foreign bodies (Russian text) SOVETSK.MED.
1956, 4 (67- 70)
Various foreign bodies (meat, frutt stones, balls, ctc.) become casily Impacted i-n
a cicatricial stricture of the oesophagus, causing complete occlusion of the lumen.
In such a case the general condition of the patient deteriorates far more rapidly
than could be explained by mere starvation. Factors to be considered are: (1)
marked disturbances of secretory and motor function of the howels, (2) ascending
anacrobic Infection of the bowels and (3) stasis in the portal system issociated
with a failure of liver function. itemovai or a foreign body by ~csophagoscopy in,
in these cases, difficult and often unsuccessful. If the goneral condition of the
patient is bad, the author suggests doing gastrostomy first. After 3 - 4 days he
makes the patient vomit by introducing into the stomach a considerable amount of
warm water. This manoeuvre is, in his experience, usually successful in ex-
pelling the foreign body from the stricture. After some days treatment of the
oesophageal stricture, preferably by retrograde bouginage, should be instituted.
Szpunar - Cracow (XI, 0)

DGRONINt F.H., kand.sed.nouk (Saratov)
.
Multiple foreign bodies in the stomseb. X11a.med. 35 no,11:146-147
N 157. (MWA 11:2)
1. Iz kafedry gompitallnoy khii-argii (sev. - prof. A.M.9piridorov)
leehabn o fakulitsta Serstovskogo weditelookofo instituts.
ISTOUGHp foreign bodies
sultiple,surg.)

DOROWIN Y.N. kandidat moditsinskikh nauk (Saratov, Attrakhanskeya ul.,
7
O&uoalgy treatment by novoaala injection into the common carotid
artery. Test.khir. 78 no-3:127 Ur 157. (KLRA 10:6)
1. li-gospitallsoy khirurgicheskoy klinikl (sav. - prof. AJF%
Spirldonov) IeolhOnogo fakalsteta Saratovskogo meditsinskogo
instituta.
(MERAMUO
Procaluf, inject, auto comou" caro'tid' art'ery (Rus))
(nOCAINE, thir. use
neursUia, inject,into common carotid artary (Bus))

DOROVIN. F,N#, Imnd.medgnauk (serstov)
The problem of surgery in cholecystitis. Klin.med. 36 no.2:75-83
1 158, (MIRA 1l-,4)
1. Is goi~italtncy khimrgichaskoy kliniki (sav. - prof. A.N.
Spiridoni*) lechabnogo fakalitsta Saratovskogo meditsinskogo
institute'
ZGBOLIMYSTROTOKY, in varioue die.
cholsoystitts, indice & hazards (Rus))

DCRONN, F.M., kand.med.nauk (Saratov)
Invagination of the small intestine into the stomach through a
gastroonteroanastomosis. Klin.med. 16 no.4:85-88-Jq1V'(MIRA 11:5)
1. Is kafedry gospitallnoy khirurgii (sav. - prof. A.N. Suiridonov)
lechebnogo fakullteta. Saratovskogo meditsinakogo Instituta.
(INTUSSUSCEPTION, case reports
Invagination of small Atestine into stomach through
gastroonteroanastomosis (Stus))
(STOKAGH, surg.'
jejunojunogastrostomy, postop. InvAginAtion of small
intestine into stomach through anRe,tomosis (RUB))
(MUM, surg.
same)

DORONIIT) F.- N.' ~Cand. of Med. Sci.) -- Baratov
"Remote Heaults of Treatment of Esopbageal Strictures.11
Report submitted for the 27th Congress of Surgeons of the USSR, Moscow,
23-28 may 1.96o.

DORONIN, F.N.
Intracarotid administration of novocaine, in clinical pmotics and
in experiment. Ekspero kbir. 5 no.4:53s.!6 Je-Ag 160 NMA 13:12)
(NOVOCAINE)

e DOROKIN, F*N*
Intracarotid sellninlotration of navocaine in qerebroemnial leoions,
Voot.Khir. 84 no.63120-123 Jo '60. (MIRA 13*-12)
(NOVOCAINE) (BRAIN-WOUNDS AND IN31RIM)

DOROVIR, F.K., kandmedonauk
I'- I-,-.---------------,----.-
Preventing complications in the osteooyntbeois of open fractures
of tuWar bonea. Xhizurgiia no*927-13 161. (MIRA 15:5)
1. 1z kafedry gospitalIncry khirurgii (zav. - prof. A.K. Spiri-
donov) lechebnogo fakillteta Saratovskogo moditoinakogo inatitutas
(FRACTURES)

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AUTHOR: Doronin, G. Pe
-TITLE: An investigation of chain motor conditioned reflexes during prolonged
oxpocure of animals to an altered respiratory medium
SOURCE: Konferentaiya po, aviatsionnoy i kosmicheskoy meditsine, 1963-
Aviatsionnaya i kosmicheskaya melitsina (Aviation and space medicine); materialyo
konferents'ii. Moscow, 1963, 173-176
TOPIC TAGS: chain motor reflex, respiratory gas, rat, carbon dioxide effect,
high altitude affect, chain reflex activity, hypoxia, altered respiratory medium
ABSTRACT: Chain motor conditioned reflexes*of white rats were tested in normal
and increased concentrations of carbon dioxide at simulated altitudes up to
10,000 meters. Duration of the testa was from 2 to 60 days. In a 2% carbon
dioxide medium there was no substantial change in the structure of chain reflexes,
during the first three days. The characteristic reactions were lengthened periods
of motor activity. However, in a 5% carbon dioxide medium there were sharp
alterations in chain reflex activity after one days By the accond week there
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was restoration of chain reflexes on some levels although reaction to conditioned
inhibitory stimulus remained unstable, indicating a growing deficit of internal
inhibition. It was observed that maintaining a normal oxygen level in rarefield
atmospheres preserved chain reflexes. However, brief hypoxia at simulated alti-
tudes of 4,000 and .5,000 motors disrupted the structure of chain rbfloxetj and
evoked a phase condition. At 6,500 motors, some,animala displayed full inhibition!
sooner than complex generated systems of conditioned motor reflexes* It was con-
cluded that the sensitivity of obain motor reflexes makes them a useful tool in
aviation and space medicine.,
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AUMOR: Agadzhanyan, 14'. A,; Bizin,, Yu. Po; Doronin, G, P,;
Kuznetsov, A, G, .................
TITM: Changes in higher nervous activity and in some veqotative
roaotions during a prolonged stay in rolativo adynamia and isolation
SOURCE: Zhurnal vy*sal.,Aoy norvnoy doyatolinosti,, v. 139 no. 60 19639
953-962
TOPIC TAGS: higher nervous activity, vegetative nervous system,
adynamia, adynamia affee-tv isolation, isolation 6ffoct, norvous
activity, central nervous system, afforent impulse, confinod
onvironment
ABSTRACT: Two human i3ubjeets worestudied in a specially equippod
SBY--48 pressure chamber under conditions of relative adynamia and
isolation for a period of 60 days. Conditionod roflox reactions wore
recorded by a multichannel osoillograph. Electromyogram,, EGG, EEG,
respiratory rate, and blood pressure were used as indices of physio-
logical reac~iona, Work oapaoity of the subjects was determined by
thoir roaotion to lidat signals,, ability to solve mental problems#
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and coordination of movement. It was found that conditioned reflex
activity is characterized by waves and phases during the various
periods of investigation, A subject's ability to coordinate difficult
movement does not changes but his ppead of movement is distinctly
lower. Fatigue and emotional instability appear betwoon the 10th and
16th days and work capacity is reduced. Hoart rate increases, and
respiratory rate and blood pressure decrease, After a physical load,
physiological reactions are restored much later in the second half of
the experiment. Changos in vegetative and motor reactions appear to
be caused by proteetivo blocking of the central nervous system and by
its reduced exoitability. To compensate for the unfaVorable conditi,-
ons of hypodynamia and isolations a special program of physical
exercises should be developed to ensure inoroz~sed work capacity*
vOrig. art. has: '6 figures and 2 tables.
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612.014.464+612.275
616-001.11+612.833.81
'AUTHOR- Agadzbp Ni~ -A. M63
_yen, cow); Bjvip~ Ytl._~Po (Koscow); Doronin, G~~- P.---
i(Moscow- I; - Kuznd~ta~~-& G. (Koscow)
TITLE: Effect an animtts of p11olonged inhalation of pure oxygen at low barometric
pressurN3
SOURCE: Zhurnal -'~yssh4iy_ nez"moy do atellnosti -vi- 15-,- no, 3 1965,- 438;-444---
Y
TOPICTAGS: low-- press ire'chambet~ barometric pressure, respiration, iiater meta-
bolism, salt metabolisfi, central system
ABSTRACT: Central ner'!~ous system function. and some Indices of water and salt'Meta-i.
w dogs 6 ieated- - ' ' I ure correspondin
-lbolism were studied I db to ow.'Preas G to an altitude
of 10,000-MA198 :mm 'Hjj,)--d!MIng* -a-prolonged -stay- (about -100- -days an -atmosphere
of pule oxyge -il-.- No s!.gnIfJoant changes uere detected in the animals. rirmly
~estab'~ishcd chain mot,jr conditioned reflexes were not Impaired. They c=Pletely M.,
tained - their 9 t ructura a nd the temporary characteristics of the individual links.-
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IThe first part of the experiMen"as marked of iwern,.-l in.&Hbiti-m-l" --t
----------- -
lwhif:h was reflected in more naner-ous inadequate and negative rea,tlonf-, to ~he u i; e
0 'onditioned inhi)ltiari. As the animals adapted, these n~;icl i ins tqtcame normal,
i on that the balance in the basic nerve procesres wx-.~ -esrored. During
the first '30 days, ::hanges were observed In water-salt hydno-
-ai.~aclt_y of the r.~Jn. mduced bl3od salt, in -dt(- -xcretion
si-t e
and loss of weight. These changes becam IeGG -Ir-T:-Iincel as the ani-
X-rat and morphological Lnvestigation,- showei -r~i ~i- v-ilujie of the
3,1 ~ 'nerax iecreased during the Hirst few days of the ~xpcr m,-_nt. These changes
:~:~T~S 7,f conge3tion in the blood v,!ssels of the Dulmonar-i c r~iilett inn- and ate-
.".C-y pro~red to be functionai in nature and mvemible art. has,
ASS, ~C I AT ION inone
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AUTHCR: AgadishTya N. A.; Bizing Yu. P.; Doronin, G. P.; Iltin,_Y A.;
Kuznetsovp A. Go; lezopchuk,, N. I*
ORG: none
TITLE: Effect on the human organism of a prolongeti sojourn in 'a closed chamber
of small volwae
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Otdeleniye biologicheakikh nauk. Froblemy kosmicheskoy
biologii, v. 4, 1965j, 31-43
TOPIC TAGS: man,, respiration,, life support system, apace chamber test) space
physiologyp central nervous system cardiovascular system, apace psychology
ABSTRACT: Experiments were performed in order to study the natur"e*of changes
in the bWc functions of the organism during a. prolonged stay by 2
subjects
3
An a specially equipped pressure chamber with a 7-m capacity. Air com- i
position, temperature, and humidity -were autompki maintained at a
pally
constant level by means of a special life-supp=o'rt ssys'tem developed by G. 1.
Badikov, 'B. A. Miloslavov, and G, 1, Solovlyoy, The automatic system
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maintained a partial oxygen pressure of 155-165 mm Hg, the C02 content
below 2 imm Hg, the air temperature at'19. 5 to 23. V C, and the relative
humidity at 40- 701/6. Telephone communications with the subjects were
kept to a minimum.
High,er nervous activity, the bioelectrical activitt of the cerebral cor-.
tex, standard EKG, arterial pressure, gas exchange, functions of external
respiration, and oxygen saturation of the blood were studied during the
course of the experiment. Daily tests of blond and urine were made. Dc-
tailed medical examinations were thade before "after the ex:)eriment.
As the experiment progressed, the time required for performance of
conditioned motor acts increased from 15--20 see at the begirming ofthe ex-
periment to 25-28 see 30 days later, and to 35-37 see by th,3 end of the
experiment. The quality of coordination did not show any substantial changes.
There wete no changes in the time required for solvir4l, arithmetical prob-,
lems. Indications were obtained that prolonged isolation in a 3mall chumber
leads to the development of protective Inhibition and a lowering of the flexi-
bility of Ulm nervous processes. The second half.of the experiment wan
characterized by a loss of Interest, the appearance of irritability, and in-
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creased emotional instability. The lowering of the tonus of the cerebral.
,cortex was evident from the EEG, which toward theend of the experiment.*
,showed a sharp decrease in the alpha index, accompanied by a dominance
.of slow.waves (4-4 cps) and the appearance of waves with a frequency of
0. 5-2 cps.
Experimental data showed that by the end of 60 days, the pulse fre-
quency tended to drop by 8-10 strokes (2074), systolic pressure by 10-16%,
and diastolic pressure by 7- 8%, indicating a drop in the vascular tone
zand a weakening of the functional ability of the cardiovascular system. An
increave in the stroke and minute volume of the heart, a drop in the periph-
.eral resistance of the circulatory system, and an increase In the latent
period of vascular reactions were observed.
Tests performed after the experiment showed a depression In the a-
daptative mechanisms of the body and a sharp increase in the excitability
of the eirculatory system, X-ray studies sho%~ed that prolonged hypo*-'
kinesia, and isolation caused a significant decrease in the size of the hearts
of both.subjects.. This is considered to be the result of detraining.
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During the course'of the experiment, oxygen consumption dropped*on'
the average by 32%, while C02 production diminished by 2616. Pulmonary
ventflatioin dropped by 2- 2. 5 liters/min. These results Indicate a drop
in energy expenditures'from 30. 15 to' 20. 85 kcal/kg per dje.m.
During the course of the experiment there was a short-term Increase
in the nurnber of erythrocytes and reticulocytes. Occasionally, there was
also an increase in the number of lymphocytes. Beginning with the second
half of the experiment, the absolute number of eosinophils increased by a
factor of 11 5- 2. An Investigation of the phagocytic activity of neutrophils
showed an increase of this activity toward the end of the experiment.
The reactions of individuals to a prolonged stay in a snial.l chambee
differ consIderably, and this factor should be taken into acco%;nt in the se-
lection Of CDSmonauts for flights of long duration. At the same time, it
is necessary not only to increase afferentation but also to properly work
out a schedule for work and rest. This means that the assigned tasks haie-
to be more varied, more creative, and require a greater variety of physi-
cal skills. Entertainment Will also have to be carefully worked out and
should Include music, 'radio, and television in.order to create -a phycho-
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VORONIII,, L.G. (Moskva); DORONIN, G.P.
Study of the effect of rarefied atmosphere on the functions of
the central nervous system by the method of chain motor condi-
tioned reflexes, Zhur, vys, nerv. deiat. 15 no-5:831-837 S-0
165, (MBU 18: 11)

DORONIN, G. Ti.
?6556. Nekotoi7ye neravenstva dlya priblitheniy trigonometriche'skimi polinommi
Doklady akad. nauk arer, novaya seriya. t. lxix, no. 4, 1949, C.1-87-90 - Biblioe-r:
5 nazv.
SO: Letopis' Zhurnallynkh Statey, Vol. 50, mos"a, 1949

PHASE I TREASURE ISUM BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPCRT AID 539 - I
BOOK Call No.: AV6391799
Authors: G)LINKEVICH, T. A. and DORONIN, I. L.
Full Title: BAS IC PRINCIPLES FOR DESIGN AND T-MvAcnm rNo OF INSTRUMENTS (Analyst -a
note: only Uparatuses of anti-aircraft directoi type are discussed
Transliterated Title: Oanovy proyektirovaniya konstruktsly i tekhnologicheskikh prot-
sessov v pribarostroyenii
PUBLISHING DAIA
Originating Agency: None
Publishing Rouse: State Publishing House of the Defense Industry
Date: 1954 No. pp.: 275 No. of copies: Not given
Editorial St%ff
Golinkevich, T. A., Editor-in-Chief Kashepava, M. Ya., Editor
Zudakin, I. M., Technical Editor
PURPOSE: To be a textbook for students at the Technicums, also - as a manual for
workers in the instrument and apparatuses' industry.
TEXT DATA
Coverage: The book is devoted to design of a precision-type computing apparatus,
such as devices for firing control. The antiaircraft director PUAZO (Pribor
upravlenia artilleriyakim zenitnym ognem) is specifically referred to and illus-
trated. Diagrams) basic formulae, calculations for actuating mechanisms and
feedback slatem are provided. The technology, flow sheets, materials (metal

Osnovy proyektiro-vaniya konstruktsiy i tekhno- AID 539 - I
logicheskikh protsessov Y priborostroyenii
alloys and others), finishing of elementai detection of defects, and assembly of
completed apparstuses are outlined. The antiaircraft director FUAZO-3 is photographica
illustrated several times.
No. of References: 21, all Russian (1940-1952), including Teoriya PUAZO, Sudpromgiz,
1948 (Theory of FUAZO), by Pchel'nikov, N. I.
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il Effect. of the el;ments of the central suspension on the lateral
11 1 vibrations of a passenger car. Vest TSNII RPS 23 no. 3:13-16
. 164. (MIRA 17:5)

DORONIN, LS., aspirant
Arresting devices of the central suspension of passenger cars.
Vast. TSNII MPS 24 no.209-41 165, (MIRA 18:5)

ACCESSION NR- AT.404168491
AL,TROR-. Dor6ninij. V. i ZA~ ye. k.. k16~ 1. - Did,
or heataRjor Armco Ina aad lKhl8NST ad -
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J. 243-446
6=41(ago-, steel cold wq*tug/Ama6'Lv6n.-- 114h laNirr
TOP4C, TAGO:,ateel drev& -ot4eoi
ABSTRACT. A vertle*, tewdle4tiiis te~ in - OL
i6 hie, dove Wped at tf to YAborvtd rly
metat-oilzfOkbskikh-pr~~lem~-Ummicheakq766i~ Moskovskoo inatitittv, Stau I SPLIVOV
1
t f meWja,*ysic%l problems of tbermal treatmeut. Akg=
~ a ~Ory0 jislitube of ES&I
and ALV19), was em&3-ed In high-temperattzro tests of annealed Armco Iron and both
almealud'ad cold-worked 1KA18NOT(a) and EL-925(h) steola in an attempt 0) bring the
test candiftons closer to fhqqe,&ctu4Hj-#xpefte6* -by verformirg inAterlitul UUM can-be-
affAinftl With the use'- of-sitand"d melbods*- Virs samples 1. 6 inm in dianteter and 120 ram
long u6m heated at rates of 60, 60 and ZOGOC/see. by pamdus! a 60 cps AC current to the
Ca,d IAZ

L 33052-65
ACCWHON NR.'~" 944--
S_W=j2_jOub for
point of ~rupture # 2. 6, 6,11-0, 10. O~ 15. 0, 20.0, wd 22, krr6c6 ftbii and
__j5j_,22 amk1-30,kg1Mm2 -jda& for (b). 11te temporaturo EzA elougalim
(a), and at 3.76,
--were po-reco
rded by an MPO-Z oscillograpb, irith a 60 g-thick chromel-alumet-thertid--
couple, twd a diff.erenUaLudensometer-recot~doi.- iensitive to 0'. 01% elongattons, was
UBedtomeasuresmalldebrtnWons. no 'Usts -tielded a rather complex szO t=m1form
data pattern, from which N may be emcluded: 1) 'hat the greater the Me W~ beating. the
-greatc-T the temperature of rupture aivi the temperaWre at which an elnngatlov of 0. 6% is
reached In Armco Iron; 2) that at " rates of hesting (--'20GC/vac.) the tem~oeerrattwe of
0. 5% elongAicu is higher fur anacaaad (&~ namples than for cold-worked (1) 3&MPICB; and
q ) Uh I I d the effect tit "aittostrengthening" are more pronomce'At In (b). The data
ax a9l M
are extens fvqv-t discussed. Orig. sit. has: 4 fl unress-and-VUbimm
SUMMED-. 16AmG4 ENC14 00 BUD CODE: MU
190 REF 807. 000 OTHM "0
1, C.M 2/2

RITOT, M.H. - HIMTLOT, AJ. - DOROUIN I Te - MLMIN, N.V., redaktor;
HatKOTA. N.V., telftiCT-n-evir
(Progressive -methods of'bulldocer work) Paredovye metcdy bull-
dozerr4rkh mbot. Kooky&, ffauchno-tekhn. izd-vo avtotransportnoi
lit--ry, 1954. 34 p. (KMA 8 -. 6)
(Bulldozers)

DORONIN, K.
A very important section. Voen. znan. 42 ro.2:"'4 F 166.
(WRA 19: 1)

UGLOV, F.G., prot.; MURSALOVA, R.A.1 D'YACHENXO, L.F.; PUOLEYEVA, V.P.;
DORONIN, L.D.
Lite resulto of surgical tmatment of mitral stenosis. Veat.
Mir. 93 no.80-10 Ag 164. (MIRA 180)
1. Is goopitaltnoy khirurgiohesk6y kliniki (2av. - prof. P.G.Vglov)
1-go Leningmdakogo joeditsimikogo in3tituta imeni Pavlova.

SPIRIDONOV, AlekswAr Iliko3Ayevichl DO"WNDI,_&_____
[Intra-arterial injections for -the treatment of ourgical diseases
and injurieo to the head and extremities] Vnutriarteriallnyi metod
vvedeniia, lekaretvanrykh veshchestv pri lechenii khirurgicheakikh
zabolevanii i traym golovy i konechnostei. Saratoyp Izd-vo Sara-
tovskogo univ.., 1960. 343 po (MIRA 3.4210)
(INJECTIONSO MMU4RTERIAL)

KOMAR, T., bukhgalterl ZZLEZINSKAYA, S.; ?OSTOLOV, I.; DORONIN, N.
Problems in managerial planning, calculation, and organization,
Muk#"lev. prom. 29 no.2s16-17 F 163. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Starshiy skonomist Grodnenskogo uprayleniya khleboproduktov (for
Zelezinskaya). 2. Ministeretvo p-.:-oisvodstva i sagotovok
sellskokhosyaystvonnykh produktov Uzbekskoy SSR (for Postolov).
3. Glavnyy insh. Lukhovitakoy hallnitay Moskovskoy oblasti (for
Doronin).
(Grain)

DOWEL& N.A.; OSMINXIN, X.N.; SUKHOV, I.Y., insh., red.; KLOPOVA, T.B.,
tekhn.red.
[Device for straightening and stacking flat pressed parts)
Prieposoblenie dlia rikhtovki i uklaffld v pachki shtampovannykh
ploskikh detalei. Leningrad, 1955. 4 p. 41senlngrAdskii dom
nauchno-tekhnichookoi propagandy. Informatsionno-tekhnicheakii
listok, no.91(779)) (MIRA 10:12)
(Power presses---Attachments)

18(4) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2716
Doronin, Nikolay Andreyevich
Metallurglya kalltslya (Metallurgy of Calcium) Moscow, Izd-vo
Glav. upr. po ispollzovaniyu atomnoy energii pri Sovete Ministrov
SSSR, 1959. 89 p. Errata slip inoerted. 3,7000 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page): Yu. N. Golovanov, Doctor of Technical Sciences;
Ed. (Inside book): Z. S. ShiroWave.1 Tech. Ed.: Yee I. Mazell.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for metallurgists and reuearchers
In reactor technology.
COVERAGE: The book generalizes experimental and industrial data
from Soviet and other literature on the metallurgy of calcium,
with special reference to the use of calcium as a reducing agent
In the metallurgy pf high-malting rare metals and their alloys
and in theme~allurgy of uranium ant thorium. The author believes
this to be the first monograph on calcium metallurgy. There are
37 figures, JL~ tables and 27 Soviet references. No personalities
are mentioned.
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Metallurgy of Calcium SOV/2716
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction 3
Calcium Carbonates 5
Limestone 5.
Chalk 9
Marble 11
Dolomite 13
Calcination of Limestone, Chalk# Marblis and Dolomite 14
Limestone-calcination furnaces 20
Physicochemical Properties of Calcium 25
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SOV/2716
Industrial Use of Calcium 36
Methods of Producing Metallic Calcium
Production of Anhydrous Calcium Chloride
37
40
Electrolysis of molten calcium chloride by means of "cathode
contact" 43
Electrolysis of calcium chloride with a "liquid cathode" 50
Technus of the electrolysis of calcium chlorides 62
Distillation of Calcium Frc-m a Calcium-C-opper Alloy 70
Condensation of calcium vapors
Technology of distillation
72
73
Thermal Production of Calcium With the Aid of Metallic Reducing
Agents 79
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Theoretical principles of the process 80
Reduction of calcium oxides with aluminum 83
Reduction of calcium oxides with ferrosilicon 84
Technology of the reduction of calotum oxides 85
Storage of Metallic Calcium
Bibliography
89
91
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress TN 799.C3D6 TM/ec
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DOROND, Nikolay AndMevichjFANASENKOVA, Iro.I.- rod.~ VLASOVA,
---- tok--hn-.
(CalciumlKal'taii. 14oakva, Gooatordzdat, 1962. 190,p.
(MIYA 15:10)
(Calcium)

ABDUVALIYEV, A.A.; KHAYDAROV, Kh.F.1 SLILTANOV, A.S.1 SIGOV, V.V.;
DORONIN, ~.L.; TARASOVA, A.G.
Production of polysylvan from the wood-chemical sylvan. Gidroliz,
i lesokhim.prom. 17 no.2t2.2-23 161".' (MIRA 174)
1. Institut, khirdi limerov AN* UzbS:3R (f or Abduv&Uyev,
Khaydarov, Sultanov~o. 20 Ashinakiy lesokhimicheskiy kombinat
(for Sigov, Doronin, Tarasova).

DORONIN, KINDYAKOV, V. I.,, and LAV130V.%IY
"On Chloroform Vaccine Against Foot and Mouth Disease." Soy, veterin., 1939,
No 1. (Bibliovaphy from article rpot and Mouth Disease by A. 0. Skomorokhov,,
State Publishing House for Agricultural Literature, Moscow/Leningrad 1947.)
so: u-1625, 11 Jan 52.