SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DVORKIN, ILYA NAUMOVICH - DVORKINA, YE.B.

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. DVORKIN ,Illya Naumovich, doktor ekon. nauk; WWI, Ye.L., red.
(Will technology save them? A criticism of "technological"
tbeories in bourgeois economics] Spaset li ikh tekhrika?
Kritika "Tekhnologicheskikh" tooril v burzhuaznoi p-iti-
cheskoi ekonomii. Moskva, Izd-vo 'Znanie," 1964. 39 P.
(Novoe v zhizni, nauke, tekhnike. III Seriia: Ekonomika,
no-13) (M110- 17:7)

AUTHORS: Dvorkin, K. A. , DurdLn, Ya. V. 54-1-6/17
11 09:010ig
TITLE; The study.,at thet-Rate- of Solution.and of the
Solubility Potential of Zinc in Hydrochlori c and Sulphuric
Acid (Issledovanlye skorosti rpstvoreniyR i potentsiala
rastvoryayushchogosyn tsinka Y solynnoy 1 sernoy ki-slotakh).
'I. The Rate Of -S0;UU0-A ' ' -- of Monocrystal line Zinc
(II.Skoroat' rastvoreniya monokristallicheskogo tsinka)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Leningradskoro Universiteta Scriya Fi:;iki J'
Xhi--iii' (Ni 1) 1959, Nr .4
ABSTRACT: Previous works (Ref.1) made it appear Dos3ible that,. in the
on.-le of a high purity of 7-ino, small modifications in the
crystal structure of the samples investigated exercised
considerable influence upon their d4issolving velocity. At
the same time it is Dresumed that the influence exercised
by the physical structure of the zinc can be eliminated by
investigating the dissolving velocities of the individual
faons of the monocrystals of zinc. In the present paper the
Card 1/4 authors tell of results which they obtained when investigating

_tp gr qqju~jon arid.. of. the Solubi1ity Potential/ 8/17
Tho Otpdy,'cif tb!kj~j
la Acid.
in H~drochiorla and SiLlphur
II.The Rate of Solution of I'Jonocrystalline Zinc
the dissolving velocity of the basic face 0001 of mono-
crystals of very pure zinc in the acids (RC1 and H 2s0 4 ).
The method was in principle identical with that described
by ref. I (both works were completed in 1949). Results:
1.) Monocrystals were obtained from very pure zinc (99,9999
atomic zinc 4a) and the possibilities for applying the
methods developed by Paliban and Proyman were described.
2.) The velocity of the self-dissolution of the basic face
0001 of the monocrystals of zinc in hydrochloric- nnd
sulphuric acid and their steady potentials were investiga-
ted. It was shown that the dependence of the velocity of
self-dissolution on the concentration of the acid is of
exponential character in the case of hydrochloric acid.
In the case of sulphuric acid it is nearly linear. The
steady potential of the self-dissolving monocrystals of
zinc shifts in a negative direction in hydrochloric acid,
and in sulphuric acid it varies only within the error limits.
Card 2/4 3.) For the temperature coefficient of the velocity of

The 5tuV-bf,,th6-,,FAW ot,803Atledtabkof1be, !,- v - ' 54-1-8/17
Solubility Potential of Zino in Hydrochlori~- and Sulphuric Acid.
II.The ilate of Solution '-- of Monoorystalline Zinc
Card 3/4
self-dissolution of zinc i~onoorystalls the value
vt--+ 1 o'
Vtng - . 1,9 - 2,0 was obtained. 4.) It was shown that
Taix the solution exercises a considerable influence upon
the velocity of self-diesolution of the zinc, which is,
however, considerably lower than in the case of a diffuse
dissolution of magnesium in acids. 5.) A comparison was
drawn between the relative velocities WZn; WCr; WKn Hg;
W~,,n PO W computed. It wis shown that the interrelations
between these amounts, as also the dependence of the steady
potential of zinc and cadmium on the concentration of the
hydrochloric acid can be explained on the basis of the
kinetics of electrode processes in concentrated acid solu-
tions. The influence exercised by the specific anion
adsorption and the formation of complexes between the anions
of the acid and the ions of the metal upon these processes
in the solution is taken into account. There are 4 figures,
5 tables, and 2o references, 16 of which are Slavic.

The StUdy'Of thb Ratd Of SolUtIod-W2d of the 54-1-8/17
Solubility Potential of Zinc in Hydrochloric, and Sulphuric Acid.
II, The Rate of Solution of I '..Ionocrystalline Zinc
3UB.',IITT,n,: JulY 10, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Zinc-Solubility-Analysia
Card 4/4

DVOPXI H, L.
-
Written asnignments used as visual aide. Frof.-tekh. Or,
14 no.1:29 Ja '57# (MLRA 10Q)
1. Zaveduyushchiy uchabno-matodichaskim Icabinatom pri
Molotovskom oblastnom upravlenii trudovykh rezarvov.
(1461otov Provinca--Tachnical education)

GRUNSKIT, F.; DVORKIN,_L,_KUKSA, I. starshly master; MLISHCHUK. Ta.
GMMOVSKOT, M.
Information. Prof.-takh.obr. 15 no.1:32-33 Ja '58. (MIRA 11:1)
1.Direktor blagodarnonskogo uchilishchs makhanizataii sellskogo
khozyaystva NO-3-(for Grunskly). 2.Nachalinik otdola uchilishch i
shkol Permskogo oblastnogo upravleniya trudovykh rezervoy (for
Dvorkin). 3. Zamestitell direktora tekhnicheskogo uchilishcha No.9
(for Polishchuk). 4. Baku, Dom kalitiwy trudovyM rezervov (for
Ghekhovsko.r) (Tpchn$c*l aducaktion)

DVORKIN, L.B.
Exact equation of dialysis,, Zhurfiz.khirn. 35 no~10:2785-2787 .
D 2-61. (MIRA 14:12)
(Dialysis)
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DVORKIN, L.B.
Izz-
Calculation of the error in.determining the position of the bottom
hole. Ra%vedA promageofiz. no*45:3.12-114 1626 (MI-RA 15:11)
. . . (Oil well drilliln )

DVORKIN, L.B.
Leaching of the surroundings of a borehole. Prikl. geofiz.
no.38:194-200 164,
(1,9PA 18:11)

DTORKIN, '.1,B,
Theory of establishme7t of d-IffuZion Zh,;r.
khim. 38 no.2,266-270 F IE-!* (MTRA 17.8)
1. NI.Z,'I-rle--Vol?,IlSk]Y Institut,
- 'I gli i geoflziki,
-0-0 Saratov.
g

DVORKIN, L.B.
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Theory of the convective diffusion of salts in porous media.
Zhur.fiz.khim. 39 no.3112668-2677 N 165-
(MERA 18:12)
1. Nizhnevolzhokiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut geologii
i geofiziki.

DVORKIN, L.K.
NUMMANNOMpr
Practical determination of the length of loops and the finportance
of loop length in warping. Leg.prom.15 Ii.e.161 ne.3:30-31 Mr 056.
(Xnitting, VAchine) (MaA 9 t 7)

VOLKOV, X.I., master; DVORXIN, L.N., takhnolog.
.40 WWWUjW
Buck-ling of a warp knit fabric. Leg.prom. 16 no.9.,48-49 8 '56.
(n" 9. 11)
.11. Ornit goods Industry)

DVORKIN, M.D.; MKIYOROT.A.D.; RLMOMKIN, V.I.
Cloeed, horizontally cylindrical and semicircular heads on steel
coatings. Lite proisv, no*3:24-26 Mr 158. (MIRA 11:4)
(Younding)

SOV-128-58-8-3/21
AUTHORS; Dvorkin, M-D, and RU&metk-In Engineerzi
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TITLE: Sub-Riser Allowances for T-shaped Joints in Steel Castings
(Podpribylinyye napuski dlya uzlov stal;nykh otlivok T-obraz-
noy formy)
PERIODICAL, Liteynoye proizvodstvo, 1958, Nr 6, pp 6-7 (USSR)
ABSTRAM. No mathematically grounded method for calculating the di-
mensions of sub-riser allowances applied for joints of two
or more walls in steel castings, in cases when no artificial
cooling by chills is used, exists. The authors
developea ;LILI ~iii_oduced into practical use at the !zhors-
kiy zavod (Izhora Plant) a new form of sub-riser allowances
(described and illustrated in this article) as well aqla
simplified method of calculating their dimensions, The me-
thod is explained by a calculation example for t-he case of
sub-riser allowances on a gear wheel rim. Engineers V.A
Belov, T.Ya.Sirotkina and A.D.Nikiforov participated in the
development of the design and method. There are 4 sets of
diagrams.
Card 1/1 1. Steel--Castizg 2. Mathematic.9--Applications

1. tVORKIN,_H. V.S SELYMN.. Engs.
2, USSR (600)
4. Electric Fuses
7- Inadequate plugs for fuses, Pron. energ. 9 No. 100 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January 1953. Unclassified.

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ORKI~, M.Ya.., inzh.
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lbehanization in surfacing vork* Avt.dor. 24 no.5s22 IV 162.
(MM 14:6)
(Road constructiorr--Technological innovations)

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DV KIN, 1.14. (g.Baku); EMIYLV, A. M (g. Baku)
Experience in the regulation of mountain streams. Fat' i put.khoz#
5 no.10;37~38 0 161o (KMA 14:10)
(Rivers.-Regulation) (Railroads-Maintenance and repair)

DVI-01'jUl", 3. A.
Dissertation: 11 Determinat ion of the Level of Tran~:,-Asjiof-, jn !~'idtic~.annel
3ystmm-; of High- requency Telephony." Cand Tech "ci, '~(nicow Nb~ctx~ic%l Zrir-Incoring,
-F . - 4'
Inzi, of Commurdcatlons,, 20 Lair 54. Vechern.-,raya 1~.Oskva, Mo:~5cow, 11 51',-
~Q: 13UY 2S4, 26 1',i7ov 1954

DVORKIN, S.A.
Determination of the transmission level in high-frequency
telephone systems with pre-emphasis. 3laktrooviast 14,
no.lo:62-69 o 16o. (MIRA 13:9),
(Telephone, Wireleas)
11
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AUTHOR:
TITLE-,
PERIODICAL:
8/0811152/000/021/0,42/069
BI 71 /BTO1
Dvorkin, B. I.
Lepay bentonites as adsorbent for oil reclaiming
Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 21# 1962, 398, abstract
21M113 (Tr. Kazakhok.-s.-kh. in-ta,.v. 9p 1961t 79-86)
TEXT: The gray variety of clay found in the Lepsy deposits of the Alma-
Ata district, activated by HC1, is suitable for use as bleaching agent ini
the process of reclaiming tractor oils. The optimum quantity of activated
clay to be used corresponds to 10% of the procedsed oil weight. The
specifications of oils thus claimed comply perfectly with the POCT(GOST),
requirements. It has been simultaneously eartabliahed that ashes of plants',
containing 16-16% K COV and proposed by the author as a leaching agenit
2
The ashes amounting to 5% 'of the, oil
c.an replace Na CO and C&(OH)2
2 3
weight must be added during the distillation of the light fraction of the
processed'lubricating oil. In this case the efficiency of the bleaching
clay increases and the process of claiming is simplified, Reclaiming motor
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S/061/62/000/021/042/069
Lepsy bentonites as adsorbent B171,/BI01
lubricating oile involves the following sequence of operations: preliminary
settling, distillation of the light products simultaneously with aah-
leaching, contacting of oil with bleaching clays# and final fine super
filtration. [Abstracter's note: Complete translation,]
Card 2/2

i)v-f%KL-4' j. jil.
Dissertation: "Iny*stig&tion of tht 0-implest ii*agont3 to 1-rwyorit -.,ca'Le -Formation in
tile Codling 4stsms of 1ractor and Com1bine i~ngines." C&nd I-ecri -~ci, Tomsk irolyterwlic
institute, Tomsk, 1953. (AtforatiYnij -hurnsl-Khimip, ii"o 10, Uo3cow, ~-'Ay i954~
SO: 6WA 313, 23 -c 1954

TUKEW, L.F., kand.tekhn.nauk; NORKIN, V.N., inzh.
.0.1 1 --
ALperimental investigations in the technology of lime ailiceous
heat insulating materials& 'Stroi.mate 6 no~2*-33-36 7 160.
(KM 13W
(Insulation (Heat))

%A LW, L.F., kand.teldu6nauk; DFOUIN. T.N., insh.
Idme-milics, beat insulating products* Kout.l spats.
rabor strole 22 no*9-.30-3 of cover 8 160.
(MIM 13t8)
1. VsesqyuxxWy muchno-issledovatellakiy proyektW7
inatitut Teploproyekt.
(Sand-lime products) (Insulation(gmt))

DVORKIN, V.N. t inzh.; YANUAU, L.F. j, kand.tekhn.nauk
New technique of producing lime-oi2ica insulation articles.
Monte i apelva. rabe v otroio 23 no,7tl4-17 J:L 161o
(KM 34:7)
lo lastitut Teploproyekt.
(Insulating materials)

DVOR V.Nv inzh.; YOWAVs, L.F.v Und. tekbn. nauk
Principles of the production of lime-sMea beat insulating
materials. Bnerg. stroi. WOL46-49 162* (MMA 16:71
1, Vooooymnyy wichno-inoledovateltakly i proyaktnyy institut,
po teplotekhaicheakim soorusbaniyes.
(Insulation(Reat))
!L

D70RKIN V.N., inzh.; YANKELEV, L.F., kand. tekhn. nauk
Use of seeding in the manufacture of insulating elementa.
Stroi, mat. 9 no.5:36-37 My 163. (MMA .16!7)
(Insulation(Heat))

DVORKIN, V.Ya.; CHETVERIKOV, D.A.L SHNELFV, A.A.
Chromatographic fractionation of the phospholipides of the rat brain
on a silica gel column. BiokhimliA 28 no.3:475-481 My-Je 163.
(kM 17:2)
1. Institute of Physiology, Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R., Lenin-
grad.

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AUrHOR: Dvorkin A.; Shmeley, A. 36
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TITLE: Study of the content and renewal rate of various phospholipid fractions
of th-i rat brain in a normal state and during hypoxia
SOURCE: Ukrayias'kyy bialchl-fthn" zhurnal, v. 37, no. 4, 1965, 529-537
TOPIC TAGS: animal physiology, biologic metabolism, brain, cerebellum, hypoxia,
phospholipid, rat
ABSTRACT: An improved method is pre-seated for fractionating phospholipids of
rat brain tissue on a battery of small silica gel colums. glutton in stages ;
with chloroform-methanol mixtures is employed. This method permits study of the
content and renewal rate of various phospholipid fractions under normal and hypoxic
conditions. Male white rate weighing 180-240 g were subcutaneously injected with
radioactive phosphate (Na2 Hp3204) in a dose of 5 ucu per g. I=ediately afterwards,-
tNe rats vere placed in a pressure chamber, where they "ascended to 9000 m" (240 mm
Hg), They were decapitated two hours after the beginning of the experiment, and
lipids were extra,:ted from their cerebral hemispheres. One mt of concentrated
extract vaB used for fractionation. An index of "relative specific radioactivity"
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ACCESSION NR: AP5021236
was used to deteradne the renewal rate of phospholipids and phospholipid fractions.'
Experimental results showed that, under normal conditions, fractions of phosphatide
acids -and phosphoinositidas (phosphatidyl inasitols) are renewed significantly
faster than the remaining fractions (lecithins, sphingomyelins, and amine-containing
phospholipids (phosphatidylethanolamine and lysophosphatidyier-hanolaminel). This
:Jt~'Ien~e Is apparently connected with the chemical structurv of different phos-
groups, and with differences in thei- biosynthesis. it was foLmd that
hypoxia does not change the content of the phospholipid fractions studied, but It
definitely lowers the metabolic intensity of the phosphate groups in all fractions.!,
A clear difference was established in the degree of lowering of the metabolic
intensity of different fractions under h-ypoxic conditions. It was concluded that
different enzyme systems catalyzing different biosynthetic reactions of various
phospholipids are depressed to a different degree under hypoxic conditions. The
greatest decrease in metabolism was observed in amine-containing phospholipids
and ia lecIthin fractions, and the least in phosphatide ar-id fractions. Orig. art.
has: 3 figures. [is]
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziologii im. I. P. Pavlova AN SSSR, Leningrad (Institute of
;Physiology, AN SSSR)
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AUTHOR: Dvorkig, V. Ya.
ORGt IutLtute of Physiology im. I. P. Pwilov, AN SSSR, Leni grad (Institut
fiziologii AN SSSRT
TITLE: Pbospholipid metabolism in.the rat brain during b_yp~nd in the
posthypoxic period 'k
SOURCE: Byulleten' eksperimental'noy biologii i meditsiny, v. 60, no. 11, 1965,
50-53
TOPIC TAGS: animal physiology. biologic metabolism, phospholipid, hypoxia, brain,
cerebellum, rat, A&A;-U1j
ABSTPACT: Phospholipid metabolism in the rat brain (cerebral hemispheres) during and
after hypoxia was investigated. Male white rats were kept in a pressure chamber for
110 min at'a pressure of 200-180 mm Hg (equivalent to an altitude of 10,000-to
11,000 m). Radioactive phosphate inJections (5 uCu/9) were administered before and
after hypoxia, and then at intervals of 2, 4, and 6 hr. Phospholipids extracted from
the brain of killed animals were fractionated on silica gel columns. The relative
specific radioactivity (RSR) of phosphate groups in each fraction was used as a meass-
ure of their renewal rate. It was found that a 2-hr stay in the pressure chamber
caused a variable suppression of RSR for individual fractions: It decreased least
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i'or phosphatide acids and polyglycerophosphatides, more for amine-containing phos-
pholipids and sphingomyelins, and most for phosphoinositides and lecithins. Post-
1 hypoxic recovery of metabolic intensity was also different for different fractions.
The most rapid recovery was observed in fraction 11, the amine-containing phospholip-
ids "pho5phatidylethanolamines and phosphatidylserines,'. A retarded recovery of RSR
was observed in che lecithin and sphingomyelin fractions. Tt is Suggested that the
observed characteristics of brain-tissue phospholipid metabolism in hypoxic conditionE
may be connected w-ith the varying sensitivity to hypoxia of enzyme catalyzing biosyn-
thesis reactions in the individual phospholipids. Orig. art. has: 1 table. (is]
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Cerebral phoBpholipid metabolism in rats in hypoxia and in the
post-hypoxia period. Biul, eksp, biol. i mod. 60 no,11:50-53
N 165. (MIRA 19.-1)
1. Institut fiziologii imeni I.P. Pavlova (direktor - akademik
V.N. Chernigovskiy) AN SSSR, Leningrad. Submitted January 1,
1965.

DVORKIN Ya.G.
Publ.ic Reseoch Institute at the "Kraonyi Bogatyrl* plant.
Kauch.i reK 21 no.9%4,9-50 S 162. (MIM 15 -- 11)
. . . (Rubber researc14

DVORKINI YA. 11.
2. USSR 600
4. Pitwood
7-- Supply the mining indu stry with high-cpjality pip timber., Lese promj l3s No. 2,*
1953.
9. Monthly Liat of Russian AdceBsions,, Library of Congress, April 1953s Uncl,

DVORKW, Th. U.
'-#
Sapplying the mines of the Xuxnstsk Basin with mine timben Las#promo
14 no.l-.25-28 J& 154. Oaju ?: 1)
(lasnotakla.sin-Mins, timbering) (Mine timbering--luznetsk
Basin)

WORKIN, Ye.L, inzho; BMTRIAIMS, G.K.. inzh.; TOLZRSKIT, V.K., insh.
Using high frequency currents for hand-held electric drills for
drilling blast holes, Nauch. dokl. vys. shkoly: gor. delo no.l:
177-182 159. (MIRA 12:5)
loPredetaylena kafedroy stroitalletva gornykh predpriyatijr
Leningradskogo gornogo instituta in, G.Ve kvlekhano*a.
(Boring mchinery-Slectric driving)
(Ilectricity in mining)

DVORKIll, Yo.N.
Use of statiotical-characteristlen in kvdrometeorology. Frobl.
Arkt, no.4:29-38 '58. (MM 11:12)
(me. tooroloCr, Maritime)

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DVORKIN, Ye.N.-, STEPANOV, S.I.
,Determining the submersion depth of recorders of self-contained
stations by the use of depth autographs. Trudy AAI-III 210:35-37
161. (KIRA 14:11)
(Oceanographic instruments)

DVORKIN, Ye.N.
Deviation of magnetic systems of current meters. 'Trudy AANII
210:85-90 '61. (MIRA 14:11)
(ocean currents)

B/169/62/000/004/044/103
D228/D302
AUTHORS: Dvorkin, Ye. N. and Stepanov, S. I.
TITLE: Determining the sinking depth of the self-re-corders
of autonomous stations by means of depth autographs
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 4, 1962, 3, ab-
stract 4V18 (Tr. Arkt. i antarkt. n.-i. in-ta, 210,
1961, 35-37)
TEXT: The Institut okeanologii AN SSSR (Institute of Oceanology,
Acadepy of Sciences, USSR) employed a cr-5's, (SG-55) depth self-
recorder, and the Arkticheskiy i antarkticheakiy institut (Arctic
and Antarctic Institute) used a depth autograph, in order to ob-
tain reliable values for the deepening of the carrier buoy on cur-
~ent self-recorders in autonomous erections. The sinking depth,
is determined by the depth autograph from the magnitude of tho
procaure of a oolumn of wat* upon a hydrostat. The hydrostat's
data are recorded on the tape of an hourly mechanism roller. A
-:-depth of down to 150 m can be measured by the autograph# with a
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S/169,/62/000/004/044/103
Determining the sinking ... D228/D302
recording duration of about 4 hours (it is possible to fix a week-
ly starter to the instruments). The depth autographs were tested
in 1958 in the Kara Sea. The horizon of the instrument's sinking
was ascertained by means of a block-counter. A table was compiled
and a calibration graph was constructed, from the collation re-
sults. The depth self-recorder was suspended on the carrier buoy
and placed in the water for up to 24 days. The results are cited
for determining the sinking depth of the current self-recorders
by means of the depth autograph. It is shown that the actual depth
of the current self-recorder's installation can differ from the
calculated by 4 - 5 m. The magnitude of the depression of the buoy
with the instrument does not exceed 0.6 m during the work of an
autonomous station,, /-Abstracter's note: Complete tranBlationo-7
Card 2/2

I,,DVORK IN., . ~e.N.
Methology of calculating internal tide waves. Trudy AANII 254:
106-120 163. (MIRA 17-11)

DVORKIN$ Ye*N*
Fluctuations in the temperature and salinity of sea vater at high
and low tides. Trudy AANII 256:67-77 161. (KRA 15:8)
(Ocean temperature) (Salinity) (Tides)
i": I ~

DVORKINP YO.N.
Methods for processing tidal currents and surf beats by the
"pairing" method. Trudy AANII 264:71-75 163. (MIRA 17:6)

DVORKM, 7e.11 a
- - Pio-11'Fai-s-s-6e, metbodology of processing t1dal current data.
Okeanologiia 4 no*589,17-918 164 (MIRA 18s1)

DVORKIN, U.N.
Uos of the OpWingm method for procepoing data of observatiOw
on the tidal fluctuation of temperatixe. Probls Arkt. i Antarkt.
no.l7s23-29 164., (MIRA, 18:4)

POPOV, V.1.1:-DVOIMIN, Z.P.
Determination of the factor of porosity of reservoir rocks based on
SP curves. Geol. naftil gaza 4 no,5:51-55 My 160. (NIU 13:9)
1. Treat *Mrasnodarneftegoofisika.0
(fts' Natural) (Porosity)

DVORKIN, Z.P.
Gas potential of Paleozoic sediments in;tbe Yeisk-Berezan' region of
the Scythian Platform. Trudy KFfV*II no.6.106-112 161.
(MIRA 15:2)
(Krasnodar Territory--Gas, Natural--Geology)

DVORK.U.1 Z.P. - li'UGOLINYY, I.K.
, -
Southeni-Soviet gas cwderss~Lte fic-ld in the Armavir oil and . .
gas region, Gaz, promo 8 nool2tl-4 163 (MIRA 18:2) .

"The 1-141rux Lypp of" p-anitic --sld itn' ,,Ica
content. (Pased on rmterial from, the study of the Kolotc:v T--;ca
Yoscol-.,, 1,);5. A-cad 'Sci U33R. Inst of Geolorical Sciences. (Dissertation
for Dec-ree of Candidate of GeologicomaneraloLical Sciences)
60: ~'~!Azhnav;~ Let,2L)isl fflo. 0, 19 Noven-ber 1955. Mo5cow.

- DVORKIN-SAMARSKIY-.-_ V.A.
Some geological patterns of the distribution of rare-metal pegma-
tites in the Sayan-Baikal fold area. Krat. Soob. BKNII no.1:12-18
159. (KIRA 14' 9)
(Sayan Mountains--Pegmatites) (Baikal Lake region-Jegmatites)

CCHMOV, TS.O.; DVORKIN-SAMAMKIY, V.A.; DMITRIYEV, G.A.
Role of Russian geologists In the geological stud7 of Buryat-
Mongolia. Trudy BKKI nosl:94-99 159. (MMA 14:8)
(Buryat-Mongolia-Geological surveys) If
j

OCHLROVY TS,O.,; DVOU'111~-SAIIARSKIY, V.A.
Problemi of go~jlogical studic-a In the Buryat A.S.S.R. Trudy BO-Il
no.2.,3-8 '60. (MIRA 14:10)
(Buryat-Mongolia-Geology)

DVORKI&-SAKAMKIYI. V.A
-1h
Ratile
ore manifestatiozi in the diaphthorites of the northern
part of e Lake Baikal region. Trudy BIUTII no.2:84-94 160.
. (KMA 14:10)
(Paikal lake region-Rutile)

-.12YOURr-WEMKIY, T.A.;- KMXSOTA, A.I.
Distribution of certain rare and rare earth metals in granitoide-
and pegmatites of the northern Baikal region. Geol. i geofis.
no-5-:40-53 160. (MIRL 13 -.9)
1. Vostochno-Sibriskiy filial Sibirskogo otdolemiya AN SSM
(Baikal regiorL-Metals, Rare and minor)

DVORKIN-SAMARSHY, V.A-
Mica-bearing granitic pegmatites in Rama District. Trud
Vost.-Sib.fil. AN SSSR no.16:171-23-10 '61. &IRA 14-7)
(Pegmatites) (Mama-Chuya District--Mica)

- DVORKIN-SAMARSKU, V.A.; TUGOVIK,, G.L
*Mineral rsaourcao,, their c3Aosification,, and formationu by
S.A.Vakhromeav. Reviewed by V.A.Dvorkin-Samarokil,, G.I.Tugovik.
Z"evyusuchebosave; gool.i rdW. no*2:105-106 F -162.
(WA 15:3)
1. Buryatakiy komplekonyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut,
Sibirskogo filiala AN SSSR.
(Mines and mineral resources) (Vakhromeav, S.A.)

DVWMI;,W4AMXIY9 V.A.
Genesis and characteristics of the spatial distribution of rare
earth pegmatites in a region of Siberia. Geol.i geofiz. /+:21-33
162. (MM 15:8)
(Siberia-Pegmatites)

DVORKIN-SAMARSKIY, V.A.1 XOZULINAp I.M,
Formation of aWmakites in pegmatities. Trudy BKNII no.7j
100-108 t6le . (HIRk 16%4)
(Wrmekite) (Pegmatitpre),
4 1 .

0
fCHIROV, TS.O.j DVORKIN-SAMARSKIY. V.A*; TUGOVIKp G.I.
Geological study of the Buryat A.S.S.R. Kraeved. sbor. no.7:
12-25 '162. (MIRA 16:8)
(Buryat A,S.S.R,-Geological research)

of oren )f agi-lelLitu.-a-I Importanca and
the possibl-Uty of utilizIng lo~4-Fri~re ores of rare and nonferrcrus
ri(j-W,g as a iourc-3 of mic-roelemenLa for agr-.-:%ilturs3* l7rudy EKNII
n o. 9 -0 3,-, -Oj'9 162 (mlpA, 18:2)

OCHIAOV, TSybik Ochirovich; DVORKIN-5A%,IARSM,.V.A., spets. red.;
OGIYFNKO~ red.
[Geology of tLe Gusincrye-lvolginsk part of the Buryat
A.S.S.R.] Geologiia Gusino-lvolginskoi chasti Buriatii.
Ulan-Ude, Buriatskoe Imizhnoe izd-vo, 1964. 154 p.
(MIRA 17-8)

VIDREYEVp Gennadly Vladimiroviahj EO
,~#;P-SAYIARSKIY, V*A.p otv.
red.;
[Petrology of the Synnyr alkali pluton] Petrologiia
Synnyrokogo shchelochnogo plutona. Ulan-udep Bariat-
skoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1965. 119 P. (MIRA 18:12)

ALATYRTSEVA, I.Ye., KOLPACHIKHIN, F.B.; AWITEATROVA, N.F.; SHAROVSKAYA, V.H.;
DVORKINA, AI.; MELINIKOVA, V.K.; BERZON, I.G.
Intranasal revaccination against diphtheria. Report No. 1 V kh
mat.i det.-7 no.4:29 Ap 162. (MIRA i5: 0 *0
-32 m
1. Iz Kazanskogo nauchno-is'sledovatellskogo instituta, epidemiologii,
.mikrobiologii i gi i eny.
DIPHTHERIA-FREVENTIVE INOCULATION)

DVORKINAO.A. L.
IN IRA, A. L.
Certain problems in school hygiene In relation to general applied
science Instruction In the secondary school. Gig. I am. no.6t,
39-42 Je 154. (KERA 7:6)
1, Is kafedry pedagog1ki Miarikovskogo pedagogIchaskogo InstItut&
imant, G.S.Skovorod7.
(SMOOLSO
ftechnical aduo. in high schools in Russia)

SHTEMLIM, MsTe.1 S~MMOVA'# G.M., redaktor: DVORKIRL, B.A., redaktor.
[Aviation industry in foreign countries; a collection of transla-
tions and references] Aviatelonnaia promyshlennost' zarubezhnykh
stran; abornik perevodov i refaratov. Sostavil M.M. Shtemler.
Pod obsbahei red. G.M.Sverdlova i B.A. DvoWna.[n.p.] Izd-vo BVT
N6.5 (Economic aspects of transport planes3 Problemy ekonomich-
nosti transportnykh oamoletov. 1946. 57 Ps [Microfilm] (HIJIA 13: 9)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministeretvo aviatsionnoy promyshlen-
nosti. Byuro novoy tekhniki.
kAeronautics, Commercial)

'L.-int-han-tim si' I a-y-id t, huir rl~:c (?3
AN OSS)R. INI~org. mat. 1 l8t6)

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546-65'281
AUMOR: Dvorina, L. A.; Verkhoglyadova, T. S.
44-
iTITLE: Synthesis of rare earth metal silicides in vacuum
11SOURCE: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khiiaii, v. 10, no. 7, 1965, 1598-1602
TOPIC TAGS- scandium, yttrium, lanthanum, cerium, rare earth metal, silicon, sili-
cide, rare earth metal silicide
ABSTRACT: Obtaining scandium, y-ttrium, lanthanum, and cerium disilicides according
to the reactions: 4.
Me (Y, La),Ol + Mi M(Y~, L~jSi, + MOt
Me (Sc, Y) z0j + 19Si == Me (Sc. Y) sSis + 9M
and Ce02 + 4Si CeS12 + MOt
has been investigated. The initial materials were SC203, Y203, La203, and CeO2
i
oxides roasted at 1200K, and high-purity polycrystal silicon. Powders of the initial-
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,components ground to 270-300 mesh were mixed for 24-30 hr, pressed into briquets
14 M,
m in diameter and 5-7 mm high, and heated in a vacuum furnace at 1500-1900K
!for 1-4 hr. The experiments shoved that the optimal conditions for obtaining
SC3Si5 gS15, and YS12 are: temperature 1770 130K, holding time 2-3 hr, vacuum
10- 4_ i", mm Hg; for LaS12 and CeSi2. temperature 1700-IT50K, holding time 1-2 hr,
vacuum 10-"-10-5 mm Ug. The Vacuum 10-4_10-5 mm lig must be maintained to obtain
the silicides of reactive purity. The increase of vacuum affects the puri of sili-
^-ides, and lowers the temperature and holding time. Orig. art. has: I figu4*1
and 5 tables. W1*1
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AUTHOR: S,amsono-,r, G. V.; Verkhoglyadova, T. S. Dvorina,
ILITLE: Hardness of certain rare earth silicides
SOURCE: Fizika' metallov i me-wallovedeniye, v. 19, no. 6, 1965, 939-941
TOPIC TAGS: hardness, lanthanum compound, yttrium compound, qcandium compound,
rerium compound, praseodymium ccmpound, neodymium coninpoun(l, silicide
AIRSTRM-T: Tlie tviicrohardness of silicides of sc,~ndiufo, litnt-hanum, cerium,
in all - M-
and ne-odyTiun wa.s studied with a PMT I the Sl I-
c:,Jo p" ases studied, a changed in microhardn-ss wi t-h
-,ervod up to
-ertaijn valve of the load, beyond whiCh tht' neFljFihly,
:'~s .-mfirlpod th(3 deperldence of microharf-Iness n !r-t -,;-i -jhich Was estall-
The lowest hardness in eich P.-i 1,y the phaseF
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lhf~ n3rdness of silicides. The marked difference in t~e ~~al-ure of Si-si and Mic-si
semiconductinr nro-
_~j 1. her gilicides also accounts for the
:n iantlianum silicide above 5000C anci in !e s -he ~7reatesl
i r-,9 and i,rittleness is shown r;y r,3re earTli -,e
-ion A~
iillonn ele~ 1,ron densily listritki~
!.as
figure, 2 taLles.
or Adturid.1.5 'aciefice~ AN Ukr-GSR,'
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546. 8212a1
AUTHO Dvorina, L. A.
TITLE: Vacuum thermal method for obtaining titanium silicides
-)7
ISOURCE: Zhurnal prlkladnoy khtmii, v. 38, no. 8, 1965, 1716-1725
TOPIC TAGS: titanium compound, silicide, vacuum furnace I
IABSTRACT: The article describes the results of an investigation of conditions
necessary for obtaining silicide phases of titanium. Starting materials were
~Jsilicon (99,916) and titanium dioxide (W. 01o). The titanium dioxide was previously
calcined in a muffle furnace ~t_ _900- 1*0 C to eliminate volatile contaminants and
moisture. Experiments on the reduction of titanium dioxide with silicon with the
formation of the silicide phases were carried out in a vacuum furnace at a temperi-
ature of 1200-2100 K under a vacuum on the order of 10-2 -_10-4 mm Hg. After
reduction, the samples were subjected to chemical and X-ray phase analysis.
X-ray photos showed that up to 1500 K titanium dioxide is reduced to the lower
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oxides, while at 1500-1550 C there appear lines of a higher titanium silicide,
At 1600-1650 K, the silicon and all of the reduced titanium are completely bound
in titanium disilicide. The following state, which proceeds fastest at 1720-1780KI
leads to reduction of titanium oxide and penetration of the reduced titanium into
the disilicide, with interlocking of its lattice into the lattice of titanium monosili-
cide. Further increase in temperature leads to an acceleration of the reaction
leading to the formation of Ti5S3. At a vacuum of 10- 2-10- 3 mm Hg, Ti5S3
forms at a temperature of 1800- 1900 K. The following optimum operating condi-
tions are recommended for obtaining titanium silicides by this method:
Ti5S -- 1800-1900 C, residence time I hour; TiSi--1750-1800 K, residence time
1. 5-1 hours; TiS2--1650-1700 K, residence time 1-1. 5 hours, Recommended
depth of vacuum is identical for ancases --10-3--1o-4 mm Hg. Orig. art. has:
6 figures and 3 tables
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NR REF SOV.- 013 OTHER: 005
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SKORYNIF, Yuriy Vasillyevich; SOBOLEV, A.S.p nauchn. red.;
ZRRUU,A.,..red.
(Re3tability and durability of supports of movable
instrument systems] Nadezhnost' i dolgovechnost' opor
podvizhnykh sistem priborov. Minskp Nauka i te'Ahnika,
1965. 1-10 P. (MIRA 19:1)

DVORKINA M D j MALEVSKIY-YXZVICH, S.P.
Praetice of using the floating struature of the Volgograd
Hydromet�orological Observatory. Trudy GOO no-95t25-29 163-,~-
1 (MMA 16 t 7)
(Volgograd Reservoir--Hydrometeorological researoh-Equipmient and'
suppliqp)

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AUTHOR: Dvorkina. M. D.
ORGe. none
SOURCE CODE: UR/2531/66/000/187/0149/0158
a data on the horizontal distribution of meteoroloja
TITLE: Som
elements over thel.Volgograd Reservoir
SOURCE: Leningrad-. Glavnaya geofizLche�kaya-gbgqryAlQSAY-oe Trudy,
no. 187, 1966. Pizika pogranichnogo sloya atmosfery (Physics of the
atmospheric boundary layer), 149-158
firM000OWeir-
TOPIC TAGS: micrometeorolog Y*A temperature gradient, humidity gradient,
wind speed gradient, water reservoir, 97M00AY-4X1(! HOM'017-r > CU,1100
plF.coe-Irp, '5Q'Vx-,Q0e - lvolre'e
APSTRACT: The distribution of temperature, humidity, and wind speeds
over the Volgograd Reservoir in 1961-1963, and especially of some of
the distribution features unique to this reservoir are discussed.
Simultaneous measurements of these meteorological elements were made
from boats and floats once or twice per month during the navigation
season (generally, two"or three points on the water and one on each
bank). Each seriez included measurements lasting 1.5-3 hr with
instruments (aspirated psychrometers and hand anemometers) 2 m above

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the surface, It was found that changes in these meteorological elements
over the reservoir had a rather definite relationship to the stratifica-
tion of the air in the bottom 2-m layer. -.Considerable changes in
elements were noted in the spring and first half of the summer (period
of inversions), such as a drop "iof 5-6C in air temperatures over the
water; little or no increase in humidity was observed over the water
du,rinrt. inversions, o.r--l.ow-te.mp era tur as in the sprinp. Changes in air
temperatu .r-a.s-were small during.the' tka'nsi'if6-n'-i*6---iiq'uifigrfu'm-'*~o-ndit'i6tti'-
at the end of summer and beginning of autumn; under equilibrium condi-
tions over the reservoir. the absolute humidity increased 4-4.5 mb
over the initial level. Wind speeds decreased approximately 20% with
inversions when the initial wind speed was about 5 m/sec. When
T/u2 the wind*speed over the water increased to 40-45Z over the
initial.speed of 3-4 m/sec. Special features in the distribution of
meteorological elements appeared to be related to irregularities in
the banks of the reservoir, Orig, art, has: 3 figures and 1'table,-
EEO]'
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A=10R'. Dvorkinal I..
TITIE: A Semiautomatic Machine of Small Size for Cold Forging
(11alogabaritnyy kholodnovysadochnyy poluirvtomat)
PM-IODICAL: Priborostroyeniye, 1958., Nr-3. pp. 24-25 (USSP).
ABSTRACT: This small and compactly constructed semiautomatic machine
makes possible the production of contacts and rivets with a
diameter of from 0,75 to 3,0 mm and of a length of from 0,5
to 7,0 mm by means of cold working of the material.
The simplicity of the construction is based on the use of a
camshaft as control mechanism.
For details such as piston, transport accessory, material and
the output mechanism the corresponding diagrams are given.
0
73 outputs can be made per minute. A motor with 0,5 Z4 and
with a number of 14oo revolutions mls serves as driving aggre=
gate. The total weight of the machine is 4o kg,
There are 5 figures, and 0 references.
AVAILABLEt :Aibrary of Congress.
Card 1/1 1. Machines--Design

DVORKINA, N.Ya,
Clinical statistical data on the morbidity dynamics of infectious
p.sychoses; according to data from the Orenburg Province Psycho-
neurological Hospital. Zhur.nerv.i poikh. 62 no.6;886-893 162.
(MMA 15: 11)
1. Orenburgskaya oblastnaya, psikhonevrologicheskaya bollnitsa
(glavW vrach A.S.Sta)chova, nauchnyy rukovbditell - dotsent
Yu.Ye.Rakhallskiy). (PSYCHOSES)

FREMMLI p M.D.; DVORKINAS jjq. DOBIN, Ya.I.
Modification of Wick apparatus for determining the thermal
stability of plastics., Plast. massy no.1107-58 163.
(MIRA,16:12)

FRENKELI, M.D.; PVORKINAp T.V.; TATEVOSIYAN, G.O.
Methods for the determination of the brittleness temperature'
for plasties. Standartizatsiia. 28 no.1:45-53 Ja 164.
(MIRA 17:1)

ACCESSION IM: AP4009840 5/0193./64/000/001/0068/0071 -_-I
AUTHORS: Ramzaytsev, V.D.; Volchek, I.S."; Dvorkina# T*V*; Kricbmart-%
G. Ya.; Luzhkov# Yus Me; Prankelle-Ke-D*
TITZB: Experimental automation of plastic testing for heat resist.,
anoe
SOURCE: Plasticheskiya massy*, no.- is 1964, 6843.,
TOPIO TAGS: plastic materials testing device, testing plastios
h~qat resistance, testing plastics defo=ation
ABSTRACT: Since standard installations for testing heat resistano
and defoxmatlon of plastic zaterials are very imperfect, inaccurate.-,-
slow and subject to mistakes due to reliance on visual observation# r"
an automatic device progrimmed for measurement and recording of
temperature has been designed,'- Doscribed In details this d Ole,
evi
'which can be used wherever thermomeohanical tests &re made as won
as in dilatometry,, basically consists of an EPP-06KI, potentiometers,
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A.N.,.DvorHwk, T.V.
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TrrLEt Now Lwitrumont for determining tho'brittle tomperaturp Of 21"t'29
BOURCEt Plastichenklys money, no, 0, 1006, 50-52
SOUV
TOPI
TOPIC TAcst brittle point, polyvinyl'chlorlde, plastic mechanical property, brittle
teinporaturo dotormination
ADSTRACT: The PXhP-I instrument for determining the brittle temperature of plastics Ist
described In detail. ThIs Inotrument to designed fat tooting 10 spocimons simultaneously
-under Idontical conditions, and UWD the reproducIbility of the results in greatly enhanced.
It In also cVablo of oporallng under both static And t4rnw1o conditlons. Thocoallagoys-
tmunlngliquldnltrogcnicaModc:)orlbcd. The tLno rvpilred to bring the tot specimen
to any given tomporaturo )a reduced to a minimtnn both in hcating and in coaling. The
luntruxnefit In built as a tzblo model (1140 mm 700 mm wide, 1330 mm high. weW
ISO kg). As an example, Ow results c( twUnj pLastialzod polyvinyl ddorW stak
Cam 1/2

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formula
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K 'a the totr
711doll Ot Ujl; AT In tha soloolod temparahwe
In tbahl6lznt tomperpturo Pt
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filtorval for conneculLlvetcat-i(a.g., 2C); rrd 13 In th,.) rtim of th-) fractured etwiplas
from the tempornturo at vlil2li tiono of Vv) f:lllrd trp to V bultmiye. As on*oW#
tho rcnalli nl,.77 tl-_,ittv,;brVl!o tcpp-ovaluro h r!-7~.-Jr-_ntly elfcciodby the rate of the
RCd in_ _ __~_ t CMPI(r

epplicd mccLirJc~a ez-Vci. lito rn,
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data. Orig. art. lLaov 3 V- c-3, I table. jmd I fornala,
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I
From the history of the struggle of the masses to fulfill
the third five-year plan of the Uzbek S.S'GR. Trudy SAGU no.75:
61-92 '55. (YjM 10: 5 )
(Uzbekistan--Economic conditions--History)

,bVC,,P_ glAlfi
BLAGMAN, G.F.; ESTRIN, Ye.I.;I)VORKIIIA, Ye.B.; HINTS, O.Ya.
Determination of renal filtration vith the aid of thiosulfate
and the maximum glomerular reabsorption of glucose. Klin.med.,
Moskva 29 no.5:59-67 MaY 1951. (CIR1 20:9)
1. Of the First Therapeutic Clinic (Director--Honored Worker in
Science Prof. M.S, Vovai, Active Member of the Academy Of Medical
Sciences USSR),;,Central Institute for the Advanced Training of
Physicians, Mosdow.