SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GAPCHENKO, M.V. - GAPICH, V.I.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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GAPCF1 11',iD M, G..
@N,,,Invalid Otechestvenncy voyny (g. Kiyev); G
rrva i Otechestyennoy voyny (g. Kiy*v); SAVIVSKIT 1, invalid
Otechestvennoy voyrq (r.. Xiyev): KOLODOCHKA, B., Invalid
Otechestvennoy voyny (g. Kiyev); KHOVANSKIY, A., invalid
Otechestvennoy voyny (g. Kiyev).
Beine order Into the ortanization of motor wheelchair repnir.
Prom.koop. -to.6:24 Je 157. (MLRA 10:7)
(Orthopedic apparatus)

QW1_291W P-Ir-- JULTUE1. Z.M.; PIATONOV, K. I.; OREL-KRATUSHKIN. V.S..
FMIKOVA. K.P.: ICRYMY. T.L., redaktor; PAYWYA, K.K., tekhhi-
chaskly redaktor
LOCollective farm building" pavilion; a guidebook] Pavilton OPostroi-
ki kolkhoinogo sela'; putevoditell. Moskva. Gos. Izd-vo selkhoz.
lit-ry. 1956. 26 p. (KLRA 9.10)
1. Moscow. Tessoyuznaya sellskokhozyVstvennaya vystavical 1954-
2. Direktor pavillonov (for Platonov)
(Moscow-Farm buildings-fthibitions)

VOLKOV, Vladizair Fedorovich; CHICHEM, Aleksandr lvanovich;_gL@h 4--
A.A retsenzent; GEMMIUS, G.K.) reteenzent; NESUROV, Tu.F.,
'--==j
nauchrqy red,; VIASOVA, Z.V., red.; KRYAKOVA, D.K.p tekhn. red.
[Ship refrigerating machines and installations) Sudovye kholodill-
rqe mashiny i ustanovki. Leningrad, Gos. soiuznoe izd-vo sudo-
stroit. pro shl. 1961. 261 P. WIRA 15:2)
"Iftefrigeration on ships)

GAPMY:" G.S.:. GORODSIMO Mikhail Mikhaylovich
Niew system of state agricultural produce procuraments on
-collective farm 10 novoi sisteme zagotovok sellskokho-
ziaistvenrqkh produktov v kolkhozakh. Moskva Gos.izd-vo
polit.lit-ry, 1999. 93 P. 4MIA 15::Lo)
(Produce trade)

GAPBYZNOK, N.I., Geroy, Sovetakogo Soyuza, gvardii podpolkovnik
Selecting the direction of approach to the target by bombers.
Vest.Vozd.Fl. 40 no-7:13 18 JI '57. (MIRA 10:11)
iBombing, Aerial)
86-58-4-6/27
AVTHOR: Gapeyepok, 11. J., Guards Col, Hero of the Sxrtet Union
TITLE: Low-Altitude Operations of Bombers Against Railroads (Dvystviya
bombardirovshchikcv s malykh vysot po zheleznym dorogam)
PERODICAL: Vestnik vozdushnogo flota, 1958, Nr 4, pp 23-29 (USSR)
ABG'MCT: The article deals with the low-altitude operations of bcabers against
railroad junctions, rolling stock, bridges, and tunnelfi. The author
is of the opinion-that attaclEs agsinst kbe railroaas fr(= low alti-
tudes are more efficient than those from higher altitudes. This is so
for the following reasons: The expected mean percentage of bomb hits
from an altitude of 300 - JOC x- is'4.5 times higher than J'rom 6,000 m.
I a
altitude; the range of detection of low flying banbers by the enemy
radar is shorter; the enemy AAA is capable of delivering fire against
low flying aircraft at altitudes not lower than 300 M.5 the use of
It ground-to-air" guided missiles is limited at low altitudes. Since the
railroad junctions and stations are usually subject to ntrong enemy AA
defenses, air attacks on trains can be carried out more successfully not
while the trains halt at stations, but. on the tracks between stations.
Card 1/2

Low-Altitude operations (Cont.)
86-58-4-6/27
The railroad bridges should be bombed on the first appr3ach with the
use of either optical or radar bombsights. A bridge Is approached at
a 15 - 30 angle in relation to its longer side. Tunnels can be put out
of use by bombing their entrances -nxd exits. At lower altitudes than
200 m. good results can be expected by ricochetting the bombs into the
tunnel entrance. The author pays much attention to the proper selee-
tion. of approach direction to the terget. Under limited visibility
conditions the railroad objectives am bombed frcm low altitudes with
the aid of radar bomsights. The railroad junctions, stations, bridges,
and high embankments have a good radar contrast, and thus the radar bomb-
sight can often be used in searching for targets. Four diagrams.
AVAILABLE- Library of congress
Card 2/2 1. Low altitude bombing 2. Train bombing

SIIISHOV LH. , POIXDVIIIKY Geroy 'ovetskogo Soyuza, kancLvoyennykh zauk
4i,'@ . IIII., polkovniZ Geroy Sovetskogo Soyuza, kand,
V5-YUn-n-yRh nauk
Session of a department in an aviation unit. Vest. Vozd. Fl.
no.1006 0 161, (KM 15:2)
(Aeronautics, Military)

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V. S. -, Ay-.,.:-.LI
u, Yti. A.; ;oIroIinn):iy, A.;
!I.; *Ycklorov' V. IVIL110"r, A. M. ; J'@*.-'vl in:;kiy, "". A.
VY:;oL:;*ruJy, Yu. A.; Za-mulkiy, V. I.I.; @3jatxov, V. V.;'
f. V.; D. A.; Corm-mov, Yu. G.; 37.ialwimov, 1;. P.;
V. V.
:2. Class 42, '.'0. 104466 51--iounccd by "Nof tepribor.". ?actory
Ad.'[e-mail] of :.:oaUorsovn3a@kjioz (Zavod "Neftepribor"
;--,oz&prz;ovnaI-kho,-.a)7
lzolare'. prom obr--z tov zn, no.
15, !966, 94
-",Y):^ TAGS: nneirmolio@,,ic --tation, sciemolot;ic instrument
'2"LIL, -'io Author Crrtif icate presents a --r-Asmic stmtion '6ontaiiiinC saim;dc
-i.' '; 2i u
--a- 'lloqraph, a maZaotic drum
dc"ctor,, recordin- amplifier unitt, an oGc.
a chawlel repioeluut4@on unit,' a control unit, a reproduction amplifier, a
be, a dmm wit1h photoCrapChio paper, a retransmitting imit,
pro
a Oupply. To inercaaa the reliability when tranaf erring from* oporation, withl
method o" rcflcc@cd waves to the method of refracted waves, a filter unit is
connected be%-.rccn the first and second stages of the recording =plifiar unit.
-Ccrd 1/2 UDCI 550-340i19!

ACC KIZ:
iL-iit and a reel typo ma@7iotic recorder are connected in series
-.o I@hc of the recordinC; amplifier unit. For operation with the method of
;-efracto(i the fUtor WiLt @as frequency cutoffs of 7-30 hL, and for operation
at z;aa--Ircqucncy cut-of.-L's of 20-50 hz. To increase the reliability of the recorded
d,iza vith operation loy the mnthod of regulated directional reception, a switching
-@@it, for tao chamiels to be summed, a static correction unit, and a su=inj unit are
c@,-nnocted in scrica betwoon the maMotic drum recorder and the reproduction amplifier.
"o increaze reliability vjhcn transforrin,
T from operation with the mothod or
re- --cd v.-aves to seismic lo-- n-, a frequency selection unit is connected between
Lac multichz=nel borehole probe and the magnetic drum recorder. To improve the
i quality of tho recorded ma-teriall an electron beam unit for introducirC static and
e:lna:.-.-.c corrections is connected between the reproduction amplifier and the drum with
oCrap]hic paper.
S-U3 GOD.@; 00/ Slu-B"'i Dwra.. 05'jay65
Cof-6

GAPnEVq A.P.
Conditions governing the formation and localization of talc with a
low iron content in the Lesser Kara-Tau. Trudy IGEM no.63:103-129
,61. (MIRA 14:9)
(Kara-Tau--Tale)

I GAFEUV@@. P-.-- -
Low iron powdery ofgthe Lesser Kara-Tau. Trudy IGEM 1.10.48;144-160
161. @kfffM 15:1)
(Kara-Tau--Tale)

GAPErEV, A.F.; TABYLDIYEV, K.T.
--- T
Genesis and distribution of tale in the Lesser Kara-Tait
(southern Kazakhstan). Zakonom. razm. polezn. iskop. 6:.,586-615
162. (MIRA 16t;6)
1. Institut geologii rudnykh mestorozbdaniy, petrograflio
mineralogii i gookhimij AN SSSR.
(Kara-Tau-Talc)

andr Petrovic ; PF
J P E@,_Ajekp h MOV, V.P., doktor geol.-Miner. nank,
otv. red. '___
[New tale-bearing province of the Lesser Karatau: petrography,
genesis, and characteristics of distribution] Novaia te.11ko-
nofmaia provintsila kfLrebta Malyi Karatau; petrograftiz., ge-
nezis., zakonorternosti razaeshcheniia. Moskva, Naukajp 1965.
1714 p. (MIRA 18-4.)

GAFFfEEV, A. Z. and BUD IKOV., N. Ye.
"Some of the Problems of Asiuring the Therapeutic and Prophylactic
Service on Ships", Militar7-Medical Journal, No. 8, p 12, Aug 1955.

GAPE=E, Boris Mikhaylovich; VILINER, S.L., retsenzent; SHURNOVA,
(Taking apart, cleaning and reassembling wrist watches]Raz-
borka, chistka i sborka, naruclmykh chanov. Moskva., Mashgiz,
1961 20 P. (MIRA 15:9)
iClocks and watches-Repairing and adjusting)

Boris 1-11kha lovich; MEFS, So*'crrcn
@@F7L@-V,p .. 1 1 - Y@ , .1 1 - .. ..I
avel Dmitriyevich; IOFJIIOVA, TS.B., red.
LCleaning of clocks] ChIstka chasov. Nlojkva, Legkaia
industrila, 3.965. 86 p. (FIR4 18:4)

Innervation of the small intestine in ma
slat. no.4:118-129 '58-
. - (immus-immuTioN)
Vap.morf-.Perif.nerv.
(KIRA 13:5)

GAPEYEV@ I.A.
@
Development of the innervation of the amall section o-I the intestine
in cats. Vop. morf. perif. nerv. aist. no-5:95-1-10'60.
(MIRL 3423)
(INTESTINv-3-IMRVATION)

GAPEYKV, I.A.
Development of the neural and cellular elemento of Auerbach's
plexus of the small intestine in man. Vop. morfi,perif. nerve
sist. no.6:1-16-133163. IIRA 16110)
(MM4T&RIC PIMS)

GAPEM, N.
The coal Industry must have unified production standards
Sote.trud 4 no.8:85-88 Ag '59. (MU 131-1)
(Coal mines and mining-Production standards)

GAPEYEV, N.; ISAIGHEVA, A.; SOFINSKIY, M.
Uniform production norms for coal and shale mines. Sots. trud
6 no-4:92-95 AP 161. (KMA 16:7)
(Coal mines and mining-Production standards) (Shale)

I
GAWEYEV. N.; ZOZULYA, A.
__ A------- Z__@
"Flaming and introducing the technical production standards
in mines.9 -71ftfisind by N. Gapeev, A. Zomaia. Sots.trud.
7 no.6:155-158 Je 162. (MIRA 16:2)
(Mineral industries-Production standards)

GAFEYEVJP N.
Wages in mixed brigades in ko4l mines. Sots.trud 8 no.3:79-81 Mr 163.
(MA 160)
(Doneto Basin-Wages-Goal miners)

C
insh.; GXR M I, G.V., inzh.
Precast reinforced concrete columns to be used in housing con'.
structlon. Diul. strol. tekh. 14 no.9:-16-17 S 157. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Trest Chelyab metallmrs troy.
(Columns. Concrete)

SHCHURKINO M.;
Responses of economic councils to the editors' requests. Gor.
zhur. no.5s79 VT 162. (MIRA 16il)
1. Glavnyy inzhener Upravlenlys, gornometallurgicheskoy i
khimicheskoy pron7shlennosti TSelinnogo soveta narbdnogo
khozysystva (for,5hchurkin). 2. Zamestitell glavnogo inzh.
Upravleniya mash*ostroitellnoy i metalloobrabatyvayushchey
pron7shlennosti Orenburgskogo soveta narodb6go khozyaystva (for
Gapayev). (Ore dressing) (Boring machinery)

3;y
GAi:)@,N, S. T.
I
,,.'aking use of natural cold for road con-tructiGn.
F.oskva, Izd-vo dorozhno-tekhn. lit-ry, 1951. (IMIc 53-854)
Collation of the original: 119 p.
Microfilm T-14

GOWN, S.I., kandidat tekhnicheskM nauk.
Using cofferdam piling In place of ordinar7 piles. Transp. stroi.
5 no- 10;26-27 D '55a (KIRA 90)
(Piling (Civil engineering))

- GAPSM. B.I., kwdidat tokhnicheskikh nauk.
-
, A*V@N'I@f4`
ftrtial, freeing of a ship's hull from ice by means of metal tank@.
Rech.transp. 14 no.12 D '55. (NLRA 9:3)
(%Ips-AsIntonance tuA repair) (Ice on rivers, lakes, etc.)

GAPSYNT, S.I.. imndidat tokhnicheekth nauk.
Now method for driving large dismeter metal piles. Strot. prom.
33 no.9:13-15 3 .155. (XLRA 9:1)
(Piling'(Civil engineering))

- - *I. A--- kand, tekhn. nauk.
Miminating the heaving of foundations. Transp. stroi. 7 no.12:
7-10 D '57. OURA 11:2)
(Foundations) (Prozen grounde)

GAPEYST, S.I., kand,tekhn.nauk
-
.,. -,u , Ili -
.t, @
, ", Sw
.,a. - Depth of foundations in permafrost areas. Transp. stroi. 8
no.10:19-20 0 158. (NIRA 11:11)
(Foundations) (Frozen ground)

kand. tekhn. naiik.
- ,
Ibqmrimental investigations of antiswelling meauurea. Strai. Prim.
36 no.2:25-28 F 158. (KIRA 17 -, 2 )
(Foundations) (Soil otabilization) (Frozen ground)

GAEU,YUV, S-I-.1cand.tekhn.nauk
Culverts laid on raised supports and filtering rock cuohions.
Transp.stroi. 9 no.1:44-45 Ja '59. (MIRA 12:2)
(Culverts)

@ G&nUV, 3.;.,ka tekhn.nauk
. r4e
1@pes of structures built on waterways covered with lea during
the winter. Tranap.strot. 9 no-3:29-30 Mr 159. (MM 12:4)
(Bridges) (Culverts) (Ice on rivers, lakes. etc.)

GLPZIW, S.I., kand.tekhn.nauk
Tecbnical Specifications for Building in PermfrOBt ShOuld
be revised. 2@@p.stroi. 10 no-7:46-47, 56 Jl 160.
(KM 13:7)
(Frozen ground)
(Axilding-Contracts and specifications)

PF',V=R, BNAW!, V@Ti"" riV'@"YT,:V,.
Anihor's certiftcatei for Soviet [e-mail]. Strri. t.rubc-prov. 9
no.1u;35 0 164. (MIRA 18:7)

tr-kh-n. naijk (.Ipnirw.-v?,',
wocir,-n brilgas. Put I I pul no,
18:7)

KUZOVLEVY G.M., inzh.;,PAPEYEV, S.p.
Use of asphalt-concrete lining. Gidr. i stroi. 30 no-5:22-25 My 160.
(Asphalt concrete) (MM 14-5)
(Reservoirs)
I
I

GAPBM, V.
One can't do much with such textbooks. Okhr.truds. i sots.
strakh- 3 no.2:37-38 7 160. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Tekhnicheskly Inspektor Leningradskogo oblsovprofa.
(Industrial safety-Study and teaching)

Safety engineering in working under winter conditions. Biul.
tekh.inform. 5 no.2:26-27 7 '59. (MIRA 12:4)
(Building-Cold weather conditions) (Industrial safety)

GAFEYEV) Vladimir flikoleyevich; ENURNOV, N.A., red,; fTZGER, D.P., red. izd-
red,
(Forms and methods of spreading information on safety measures in
construction] Formy i metody propagandy tekhniki bezopasnosti na
stroitel'stve. Travmatizm i ago uchet. Pod obshchei red. N.A.Smir-
nova. Leningrad, Leningradsk'i Dom nauchno-teklui. propagarAy 1960.
4;: P. (Bibliotechka stroitelia po tekhnike bezopasnosti no.2@
WiFu 14: 10)
(Building-Safety measures) (Building-Accidents)

GAPEYEV, V.N., inzh.
Analyzing causes of accidents at construction sites in Leningrad.
Bezop. truds. v prdm- 4 no. 5:17-18 My 160. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Tekhnicheskiy inspektor Lenoblsovprofa.
(Leningrad-Building-Accidents)

-GAPEYEV, Vladimir Nikolayevic@, inzh.; SMIRNOV, N.A., prof., red.;
PAPIYEVP V.R., red.izd-va; BELOGUROVA, I.A., takhn.red.
(Problems of aecident prevention in winter construction and
assambly]Voprosy tekhoiki bezopasnosti pri proizvodstve
strottellno-montazhnykh rabot v zimnee vremin.
Pad obshchei red. N.A.Smirnova. Leningrad, Leningr. dom
nauchno-tekhn. propagandy, 1962. 14 p. (Bibliotechka stroi-
telia po tekhnike bazopasnosti, no.8) (MIRA 16:3)
(Building-Cold weather conditions)
00.

GA=W,-V3AWimIr-NikoU "ey ch SVIRNOV, N.A., prof., red.;
, inzh.; ,
FREGER, D.P., red.izd-va; BEWGUROVA, I.A., tekhn.red.
(Dissemination of information on accident prevention in
construction. Recording and analysis of accidents]Propaganda
tekhniki bezopa=osti na stroitellstva. Uchet i analiz travina-
tizma. Pod obshcbei red. N.A.Smirnova. Leningrad, 1962. 35 P-
(Loningradskii dom naucbno-tekhnichoskoi propagandy. Seriia:
Bibliotechka stroltelia po tekhnike bezopasnosti, no.2)
(Building-Accidents) (MIRA 15--12)

GAPEYEV, V.V.
Using the reflection method for studying the subsurface
structure of the Bayram-Ali-Ropetek zone of uplifts. Nefte-
gaz. geol. i geofiz. no-3t22-25 163. (MIRA .16:8)
1. Vostochnaya geofizicheskaya ekspeditsiya.

ACCESSIM NR: A4,014861 S/0202/63/000/006/0030/004:L
AUTHIORS: _ Gapeyov, V. - V.; GGYMan, B- X-
TITLE: Spacial methods in the application of gravity cuid seismic exploration in
southoastern Kara Kum
t
AN Turkn@. Izv. Seriya fiziko-tekhnicheskikh, khizdcheskilch i
SOURCE:
goologicheskildi nauk, no. 6, 1963, 36-41
TOPIC TAGS; gravity survey, seismic survey, temperature facttor, heat factor,
zero point, nonlinear behavior
ABSTRACT: Difficulties in accurate gravity surveying in southeastern Kara Kwna
involve terrain problems in the desert region, sharp changes in tempereture, and
other fact tors. The principal steady noise in gravity surveying is nonlinear,
perhaps chancing in sign. This undesirable property is due primarily to blasts
of he@t2 which subject the instrument to wide and, frequently, dangerous changes
Gratur-a. These changes are especially bad during the summer months.
in t omp
Corrections for this nonlinear behavior of the zero point cannot always be made
accurately by use of a second (control) gravimeter, which is subjected to tho same
Ccrd.1/3@

ACCESSION NR: APLoi4861
sharp temperature changes. Erractic results are commonly obtained, Linear
variations are possible only when the temperature changes are unif orm, and unidi-
rectional, during certain intervals of the day. It is necessary to select such
intervals., when temperature changes are rather constant,, and to work only during
these times. Operation at night has proved to be especially useful because of the
slower rate of temperature change, and this is particularly true for the sumaer
months. The seismic technique employ-ad depends on both surface conditions and
rock properties at depth. Subsurface conditions are generally satisfactor7 in this
pai-t of Kara Kum,, several good reflecting horizons commonly being present, and two
marker horizons being almost everywhere discernible. But surface difficulties are
encountered in areas of barchan dunes and other f orms of shifting sand. Velocity
values are irregular in sand., and the absorption of energy is excessive. Fx.peri-.
irents have shown that proper grouping of detectors in special arrays gives
reliable seismic data. Tests were made with arrays of 11 detectors arranged on a
base of 45,, 60, 75, 100, and 125 m,, with distances between group centers of 30,
20, and 10 m. Best results were obtained for arrays on the longer base (100 m).
A number of '@aulta and platform-type alk-ructures have been delineated with this
toclu'iivo. Tho authors believe the refinements they propose are to be recommended
for gravity and seismic surveys in sandy desert regions. Orig. art. has: 1 figilre,
Card 2/3

ACCESSION Da: APL-024861
ASSGCIYTIOI!: Otudel geofiziki i seyswologii Ml Turkmenskoy SM (Depart moat ol'
Geoplipics *ard Seis.-wlogyLN Turkmea SSR)
SUB"MT'AM: 02;-'6b63 DATE AcQ: lgFab64 EXL: 00:@
SUB CODE: AS INO REF SOVs 000 OTIC. R: 000,
Card 313

ALIYEV, I.M.; GAPEYEV, V.V.; KIRIYENKO, G.I.
Prospects for finding oil and gas in the Bayramah-Repetek zone
of uplift. Izv. AN Turk. SSR.Ser. fiz.-tekh., khim. i geol. nauk
no.6:48-52 163. (MIRA 18tl)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskly geologo@-razvedoclmyy
institut.

V.V.; GRY"N, b,F-
F-aspecta 'or flndirg p?as end :), @ --n tk-.e T:lkht.-i--S-.-.2rr rep,,' -n,
llefteC-9z4 gacl. I geofiz. nc-.i,-4r.-42 't,4. (M.'RA 17,;j';
F
1. Vostocf@naya ckatte-littly-s fic..1 U-ra-.1001ya
geologii I okhra,7y n(--ir pri -Iov-@,.,@ lln!.st.rov Tu:km"iskoy

GAFEM L.M.
Deep-seated structurer or -the Bayram-Ali-Repetek zone of uplifts,
based on detailed selmde datIL. Geol. nefti i ass, 7 no @:9-16
My 163. fm 16: @
1, Upravlenlye Vologii i okhrarq nedr pri Sovete Ministrov
Turkmenskay SSR.
Turkmnistan-GboloU, Structural)
Mrbienistan-Sainda prospecting)
GAPEYEV, V.Y,..; GEYMAN, B.M.
Geophysics in studying the tectonics ot the Repetek salt domes.
Sov. geol. 6 no.10:92-A02 0 163. (MIIUI 17:1)
1. Vostochnaya geofizicheskaya ekspeditsiya Upravleniya geologii
i okhrany nedr pri Sovete Ministrov Turkmenskoy SSR.

GPJ'F'CF,Vy V.V.,, inzh.; TOCIIILKJN, V.N., inzli.
Blouing-through of the steamPlpes of a 300 thousand kw. b-.Icc;k.
Energetik. 13 no.2.20-9-'." F 165. (MIRA is..c)

dAPEYEV, Ye. and TUMAMV, 1. 1.
!trw.-- - ZMA -
Influence of friut-bearing organs in the maternal plant. Trucl)r Inst.,
Fiziol. rast., 7,, No 39 1951,

--GAPEYEVK,.-A.
Don't duplicate other departments.- Fin. SSSR 37 no.11:50-51
N163. (MIRA. 17:2)
1. flachallnik finansovo-sbytovogo otdela Moskovskogo zavoda
"Dinamo" im. Kirova.

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-asaits cC Tc.yun- Zap. 81 lc,. 3, 1,452
- I
I'cnthl LL;t ct' Russian Acceblons, Library of
Congress, DEcember 19,52. UnclasAficd.

GMYJWA, G.M.
WWWF
Alkaline magmatic region of the Maritime Territory. Dokl.AN SSSR
94 no.3:535-536 J& 154. (ULRA 7;1)
1. Vsesoyusnyy nauchno-Issledovatel'skly geologicheskiy Institut,
LeniaCmd.
Predstayleno akademikou S.I,.Xironovym.
(Maritime Territory-Aeology) (Geology-Maritime Territory)

USM/1-lining Petrography
Card 1/1
Autipwo 1. Gapepva, G'a M,
Tith, i Discovery o?)MRratrites 7 in the territory of the USSR.
Periodical Dokl. AN SSSRj 97) Ed. 11 155 1@6, July 1954
Albsteact Data are presented on the -petrology of the alkaline magmatic deposits
of the seashore provinces. The presence of ankaritrites (rare
magmatic formations) in the USSR, was established. Ten references.
Institution All-Union Scientific-Research Geological Institute
'Presented by Academician, D. S, K.orzhinskiy, May 3, 1954

GAPEYEVA, G.R.
" *ife-picrites in Medvezhlys nountain. Hat. VSRG3I no. 21:5-
@- @#` @ @@5 7 0 (MIRA 11:7)
(Sikhote-Alin' Range-Basalt)

GAPEMAS G.M.
Position of klaberlite in the genetic classification of rocks. Biul.
VSEGEI no.ltM-340 158. (MM 14:51'
(Kimberlite)

G"'-I)eyeva, G. M., Verbitskaya, it. P. SOV12o-122-2-32142
TITLZ': r1ruptive Hyperbasite Breccia of the Southern Urals (Eruptivnaya
giperbazitovaya brokchiya Yuzhnogo Vrala)
FE"ITODICAL: Dot:l,-(Iy Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 122, Ur 2, pp 281 - 283
(Tjssa)
A3')T,',,'ACT- it, the fall of 1956, S.@.'Moskaleva, while studying the
hyperbasite masses of Yuz'hnyy Krak, discovered. an eruptive
hyperbasite breccia in the bed of the Sukhoy Uzyan River
near the confluence of the Belaya Rivers. At that time,
however, the scientific value of the discovery was not
appreciated and the outcrop was not carefully atudiod to
determine the nature of the breccia, i.e. whether it was
actually an eruptive rock or merely cemented river gravels.
in 1957 no information from borings was obtained, but the
mine workings in the area, in apite of their insignificant
depth., afforded useful observations. The principal breccia
outcrop occurs ' in the bed of the Sukhoy Uzyan River near
the mouth of the Myslyayevskiy Sprinc-, on the walls
of the abruptly widened valley tht. hyperbasite rock of the
Card 1/3 Southern Krak t1assif is exposed. The breccia is covered by

Erupti.c HyperbasiteBreccia of the Southern Urals SOV/2o-122-2-32/42
alluvium and soil varying in thickness from 0 to 0.75 m-
It forms a lens-like body of irre@@ular outline (17o x 70 m)
everywhere in contact with a non-cemented riverbed- marble.
The e:cposed breecia in the river bed is structurally
irregular. It consists of firm, greyish yellow masses,
primarily composed of weatherinG products, carbonates
with lesser anmotuitr nf serpentine and nontronite, yet
still rich in hyperbasite -fragments. Sorting of the
fragments by the river is not pronounced though they are
to some extent dif!:erentially rounded. Microscopically
the breccia is composed predomin,antly of hyperbasite
rock , but the difficult-to-ascertain mine::-al composition
hinders determination of the genesis. However, the river
bed gravels in contact with the breccia lack rocks of
extrusive appearance. The possibility of an eruptive
ultrabasic breccia on the western side of the Ural must be
considered from the standpoint of the general geology. The
wide dispersal of diamonds along the western flank of the
Urals testifies to the nearness of their source. Diamonds
are known to occur in Kimberlite, a type o. hyperbasite
Card 2/.) breccia. The heterogeneous structure of the wastern and eastern

Eruptive Hyperbaelte Breccia of the Southern'Urals SOY/2o-122-2-32/42
zones of the Urals (Rafe 1,2) indicates that theories
including them both in one fold system are poorly founded. The
western zone is not a folded geouynclinal structure but the
edge of the craton, Thus the occurmce of an extrusive
hyperbasite brecois. is possible from general geologic
considerations. There are 2 references,, 2 of' which are
Soviet.
ASSOCIATION:Vaesoyuznyy nauchno,isaledovatellakiy geoloe-icheekiy institut
(All-Union Scientific Geologic Reaearch Institute )
PRESENTED: April 14, 19580 by D,S.Korzhinakiyq Member, Academy of Sciences,
USSR
SUBMITTED: April li, 1958
Card
le-

30) SOV/132-59-3-3/15
AUTHORS: Verbitskaya. N.P., and Gapeyeva, G.r,L.
T I On the Potential Diamond OriCins in th:2 Diamond Fields of
the 17est-Sloped Urals
PERIODICAL: 3azvedka i okhrana nedr, 1959, Nr 3, pp 8-12, (USSTZ)
ABSTIACT: The authors point out that several new diamond deposits
have been discovered in the above-mentioned region during
the last years "on the rivers Aiq Belaya, Yurezan', etc.),
but proved to be too small to be exploitcd on an industrial
scale. This critical state of affairs is partly due to
the divided state of opinion of joviet scientists on the
diamond deposits, -aith several schools of thought being
in existence. Thus, N.K. Vysotskiy, A.A. Kukharenko, V.S.
'I'rofinov, S.V. '.!osk.`LI('va ana others maintain that there
I V
is a close connection betweon tho diamonds found in the
west-sloDed Urals ard the ultra-b,,@sic rocks of the plati-
num-bearin.- strata- of that mountain nart. This is best
illustrated in the g-olorical scheme of the Central and
Card 1/2 South Urals (see page 9). Another group of scientists

SOV/132-59-3-3/15
On the Potential Diamond Ozi,--'Lns in the Diamond Fields cf the 71'est-Sloped
Urals
(G.V. Pisemskiyq ZT.111. Vvedenskaya, A.V. Khabakov, and V.A.
Dargavich) laold that the diamond deposits mi,,7ht derive
frim Pale-,zol-, r,@-:ks representitic: secondary dianzond-bear-
inG c:)Iloctoxo. --he authors give prcference to the first-
mentioned and furnish the following, proof: the
lower :,.)cks o-,currin& in that area - Ordovician
and Ashinsl-lva fcr:n:7,tior,3 - contairt such minerals as garnets
of the pyT-_@pe 4czic3 and mi,,roscopic partic:.1es of diamonds.
The lattez wE-r.! found on the Sidorova 1.1ountain, Visimskiy
rayon aad a'-,,zzi,@
the Serebryanka river, near the Xedrov-
ka Settlement, T"th V3-2,G7E and TsZTIGRI institutes carrying
ort research wr_@rk ip those areas. In addition to this, the
following 1;ientist !-mes are citi2d in this article: K.F.
Sprines, P.T. Kr@,tc;j , Yu.D. Smirnov, Yu.L. Orlov, and Mi-
n@ralogist M.T. OrIcTa. There am- 1 map and 3 Soviet re-
ferenres.
A330CIATION: Vj7"'GT I
Card 2/2

3 (8).
AUTHOR: Gapeyeva, G. M. SOV'/20-126-1-43/62
TITLE: Ussurite - a Peculiar Variety of Alkaline Basaltiform, Rook
(Ussurit - osobaya raznovidnost'shchelochnykh bazal'toidnykh
porod)
PERIODICALt Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 126, Nr 1,
PP 157-159 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author found the rock variety mentioned in the title in
the province of Primor'ye (Pacific). She did not find sufficient
analogies among the known basaltoid rooks. Since the mentioned
rooks occur not only in the separately occurring alkaline
basaltoids on the upper course of the Ussuri River, but also
for example in Mongolia and the southern Tyarl'-Shan' it is
worth while separating it as a special variety and to describe
it more thoroughly. According to its chemism it is most similar
o the trachydolerites. Ussurite can, however, not be
identified with them because of peculiarities of its minera-
logical composition and structure. These differences are
described by the author. Table 1 gives the oxide content. The
rock discussed here ia gradually transformed into varieties
Card 1/2 which are similar to the common trachydolerites. These

Ussurite -a Peculiar Variety of Alkaline Basaltiform SOV120-126-1-43162
Rock
ASSOCIATION:
PRESENTED:
SUBMITTED:
varieties are, however, somewhat more melanocratic and differ
from the typical trachydolerites by textural and structural
peculiarities. The combination of the chemism peculiarities,
of the mineralogical composition and structure as they are
described above are not known for any other alkaline
basaltoid rock. The mentioned rock is called ussurite
beoause of its occurrence at the Ussuri River. There are
1 figure, I table, and 6 Soviet references.
Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatel'skiy geolog:Loheskiy institut
(All-Union Scientific Geological Research Institute)
March 6j 19599 by D. S. Korzhinskiy, Academician
November 5, 1958
Card 2/2

AFANASIYEV, G.D., otv.red.; USTIYEV, Ye.K.. doktor geol.-min..nauk, red.;
GAPMEVA, G.M., doktor geol.-min.nauk, red.; KOPTRY-DVORUIKOV,
_T_.Z_._,-ff-6kT-6rge ol. -min. nauk, red.; IJOURV, A.P., doktor geol.-
min.n,auk. red.; FAVORSKAYA, M.A., doktor geol.-min.nauk, red.;
CHEPIKOVA, I.M., red.izd-va; DOROXHINA, I.N., tekhn.red.
[Petrographic provinces, igneous and metamorphic roc):sj Petro-
graficheskie provintsii, izver2hannye i metamorfichettkie gornye
porody. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 1960. 343 p.. (Doklady
sovetakikh geologov. Proble.ma 13). (KIRA 13:9)
1. International Geological Congress. 21st, Copenhagen, 1960.
2. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Afenaslyev).
(Petrography)

GAFITEVA, G.M.
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Genesis of lamprophyres and their position in the genetic classifica-
tIon of rocks. Zap. Voss. min. ob-va 89 no.5:542-554 160.
(KIRA 13:10)
(UmProphyree)

Zrul)tivc '-roccia in Gl@ol. i --Oofi--. 10:14-
61 " 60. (MIIA 14'*2)
1. Vso-.o.,ruznTr Muclft'c-is 7:. c! i.,r -coic@,ichen-11dy instit tut ,
Loningro.d.
iiri Valle-!) --PArolof;y)
(a-,,c;,avo.o'z r, (Uss

KHUDOBINA, Yelena Afanaslyevna; GAPMEVA, G.M. nauchnyy red.; REEHERT,
L.A.., vedushchiy red.; WYAWYEVA, I.M., tokhn.red.
[Problem of oil and gas potentials of Central Asia] Problema
neftegazonoonosti Sredeni Azii. Leningrad, Goe.nauchno--tekbn.
izd-vo neft. i gorno-.toplivnoi lit-ry. Leningr,otd-nie.. Vol./p
[Igenous rocks in western Turkmenial Magmaticheskie porody
zapodnoi Turkmenii. 1961. 118-p. (Leningrad. VsesoiuZD3,i geo-
logicheskii institut. Tn*, vol.45). (MMA 34: 10)
(Turkmenistan-Rocks, Igneous)

GAFEIEVA 1 0. M,
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L%bthodological importance of petrographic azialysis of rocks for the
interpretation of their geological position. Infom.sbor.VSEGEI
noo50.,3-19 161. OUU 15:8)
(petrology)

FAVORSKAYA, X.A.; RUB9 M.G.; KIGAY, V.A.; IZOKH, EpP.; GAPEYEVA, G.H.;
PREOMMHENSKAYA, G.K.; USTIM, Ye.K., doktor
otv.red.; ROZAHOV, Yu.A.., rpd.izd-va; ULOYANOVA, O.G., tekhn.red.
[Magmatic activity and metallogenic features of the Silchote-AlLn'
Range and the lake Muuaka region] Magmatizrn Sikhote-A3--Lnia i Prikkan-
kaiskogo raiona i ego metallogenicheskie osobennosti., I'lookvap Izd-vo
Alcad. nauk SSSR, 1961. 34 p. (Akademiia nauk SSSR. Institut, geologii
rudZykh mestorozhdeniij petrogrmfiii, mineralogii i gedlimii. Trudyp
no.45). MIRA 150)
(Sikhote-Alin' Range-Rocks, Igneous)
(Mianka Lake region-Rocksp Ijenous)

GAFEYEVA, G.M.
Kimberlitelike picrites in the Lesozavodsk region. Geol. i geofiz.
no.4t53-63 163. (MIRA 16slo)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy geologicheskiy institut,
Leningrad.

DOMI.All, Nina Borisovna, @-V=MHVA@, Valentina
Ivanovna; VEYNBERG, A.K.; ijubiIIIGHi&, E.Ya.; MDANOV, V.V.;
ZOTOVA, I.F.; IUvEV, M.G., TRODIA, V.Ya.; KFOREEVA, B.Ya.;
SHOLPO, L.Ye.; GIpEyEVA, G.M., red.; KAU-1,YKOVA, I.A.,
ved. red.
(Physical nroperties of rocks and minerals in the U.S.S.R.)
Fizicheskie svoistva gornykh porod i poleznykh iskopaeriykh
SSSR. Moskva, Nedra, 1964. 325 P. (M.M 18.1)
1. Leningrad. Vsesoyuznyy goologichoskly institut.

GAPEYEVA , G. M.
Alkali basaltolds of the Kirov upland. Zap. Vses- min. Olb--va 93
no.3;304-317 164. (MIFV. 18--3)

14--57-7-14515
Translation from: Referativn y zhurnal, Geografiya, 1957, Nr 7,
P 40 (USSR
AUTHOR: Gapeyeva, M. M.
TITLE: Traces of Ancient Glacial Activity in the Baykal-Vitim
Highland (K voprosu o proyavlenii drevney leUnikovoy
deyatellnosti na territorii Bayk&lo-Vitimeskogo
nagorlya)
PERIODIGAL: V sb: Materialy po chetvertich. geol. i geomorfol.
SSSR, Moscow, Gosgeoltekhizdat, 1956, pp 129-145
ABSTRACT: This study discusses finds of allogene gravels and
boulders on the Siberian Platform. Analysis of this
information permits the following conclusions: 1) a
substantial amount of coarse clastic material on the
Baikal-Patomskoye Highland area was carried 150 km or
180 km from south to north, and from the Patomskoye
Card 1/2 Highland area for 300 Ian to 350 km onto the Siberian

Traces of Ancient Glacial Activity (Cont.. ) . ' 14-57-7-14515
Platform. 2) Surface gravels loca@ed to the west and northwest of
the Highland area, and containing elastic material brought from the
Patomskoye Highland, are identical in age and origin with gravels
fr,;m the basin of the Vilyuy River. -The latter gravels are overlain
by marine deposits with Dogger fauna, while surface gravels in the
upper reaches of the Lower Tunguska River contain many pebbles,
fragments ok'trap and tuffaceous rocks of Triassic age. Thus,,the
time when gravel deposits were transported is established between
the end of the Triassic and the beginning of the Dogger ages, and
data obtained from pollen analyses determine it as Middle Jurassic.
The conclusion is reached that allogene gravels and boulders of the
Siberian Platform were deposited by a glacier. The Baikal-
Patomskoye Highland area was the center of this glaciation. The age
of this gla@iation has been established as Rhaetian-Liassic. The
article includes a map showing the distribution and routes followed
by the loosq deposits of Lower Jurassic glaciation in the Baikal-
Vitim mountiin area, and a bibliography of 23 title$,.
Card 2/2 D. A. Timofeyev

MALYARL'VSKIT. Boris Ivenovich; KILLMR, Ye.Y., nauchn" red.; GAPMVA. T.,
red.
(Electric equipsient of industrial enterprises; training manual]
Blektrooborudovanie promprodprilatil; uohebnoe posobie. Leningrad.
Severo-Zapadnyl zaocha7i politakhn.in-t. See.). Dlectrio equipment
of bleat furnaos roomaj Slektrooborudovanis metallurgicheakikh
2avodov. No.l. [Electric equipment of blest furnace rooms] 1960.
88 p. (MIRA 13:11)
(Blast furnaces--Electric equipment)

ZILIBERNMI, Jzralll losifovich, kand. tekhn. nauk; KATSIIAN, Yuriy
Abramovich; GkPEYEVA, T., red.
..... .. ---
(Multiresonator drift-tube klystrons; design textbook for
a course in "Superhigh-frequency techniques and apparatus")
Mnogorezonatornye proletpye klistrony; posobie k proekti.ro-
vaniiu po kursu nTekhnika i pribory sverkhvysokikh chastot."
Leningrad, Severo-Zapadnyi zaochnyi politekhn. in-t 1964 '
55 P. (MIRA 18:31

KOROLI, ClIga Yevgenlyevna, dotsent, kand.tekbn.nauk; q@
, @VA@,@. p red -
[Theoretical mechanics; trafectories of artificial earth satellites;
correspondence course] Teoreticheskaia mekhanika; traektorii
iskusEAvennykh sputnikov Zemli; pisimennye lektsii. Lenirgradq
Severo-zapadnyi zaochnyi politekhn.in-tg 1960. 28 p. (KM l4s6)
(Artificial satellites)

VASSERMAN, Nina Borisovna; KASHCHEYEV, V.M., kand. tekhn. nawk,
nauchn. red.; _G@PEY EVA ,.Z,.,,red.
(Theoretical mechanics; kinematics of a mas3 point.
Written lectures] Teoreticheakaia makhanika; kinematfla
tochki. Pialmannye lektaii. Leningrad,, Sever o-ZapadjV:L za-
ochnyi politekhn. in-t, 1965. 51 P. (MIRA 1911)

GAFKMAJ, V.M.
Perforation of gastric ulcer following X-ray examination.
Vrach. dolo no.6:134-135 Je'63. (MIR;@ 1.6:9)
(fMIC UILER) (STOMAM-RO10GRANY)

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AUVIOR: Kutnenko-A-1,; Bqr1n6va, L, I.; Moshkin. P. A. I VoAov, 1. S..,
Hikolayeva, V. M.; Mikhaylov, A. LIK M eyfell,
TITLE: A cutting compound for cold finishing of metals. Class 23, No. 167939
-SOURCE: Byulleten' izabreteniy i tovarnykh znakov,'no. 36 1965, 42-43
'TOPIC TAGS: coolant. cutting fluid
ABSTRACT: An Author*s Certificate has been granted'for a coolant with the follow-
@ing composition: dialkylphenylphosphates or phthalic, adipic-or se 'bacie asters or
i higher esters of monocarboxylic acid with alcohols containing from 4 to 10 atoms of!
icarbon per molecule; or esters of polyhydrie alcohols and.monocarboxylic acids
@whlch conta*In from 5 to 10 carbon atome per.moloculei
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy avtomoblilnyy-savod Imont. 1. Likhachava (Moscoii Auto-
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TTTILE: From a shovel to complex excavating machinery
SOTMC'E: Tekhnika i vooruzheniye, no. 4, 1965, 36-37
TOPTO TAGS: excavating machinery,
engineering
machinery, vehicle engineering
A-'PSTPACrP: -.This is a review of trench digging equipment used since
the Russo-Turkish I-Tar of 1877. The EP-121, ET-1411 EV-251, and BT-
352 trenchers were designed and adopted as military equipment- in the
years Of 1940-1963. Fxtensive use of the high speed BTN trencher
be.-an in 1956, The BW trencher has an efficiency of 0.5-0.7 km/h,
and a carrying rate of up to 30 Ion/hr. The history of the development
of rsillitary technology shows that manual labor.will be replaced by
machines in the near future. Ori-. art. hast I figure
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',ABSTRACT: The advantng6s 'and shortcomings of cold-rolled 8.stainless steel pipes made
@of":-ibl'ded blank are compared to those of hot-rolled sbamless pipes. The advantages
.!.of: the blank: i's -115%
J)Lthe coat of,the welded.
3 fformer type are; -10 - 41ower; 2) a pip
cmi: be made in one operation;.3) a@greater accuracy is.attain'ed in
pipe dirensions-
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ltlie:'j3i6duction of.such piped meets with the f ollowing' 'di f rlcultie@. i Th@,argon are,
,.we2d%"ng pro uces a porous zone inside-the pipe along the 'seem.- A brittl.e metal
iis formed on the outer surface of the seam, producing'-certain defects formed
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@0-rolling nnd in @the lorering of the corrobion-resistani;:e along the jivnetion
;area. I 1he inside -burr was too high and formed laps along the seam margins during
.1,coid rolling. The authors conclude that these defects can be eliminated if the
Arittle idetal layer is scraped from'tbe pipe avrfaco, nnd.if:tbe steel rollers in
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ZM:KOVSKIYY B.D., kand. tekhn. nauk; ZILI-FIERS11'THE', L.I., kand. tekhn. navk,;
MIZF'.T?I.,, V.I., inzh.; PETRUNIN, Ye.f,., in-,h.; TIAT"YU,.K, G.7., inzh.;
Prinimali uchastiye: HATULMOV, L.I.; NECHIPOREJU, DUPLIY,
G.D.; GAPICH., V.I.; FATEYEVA,.A.F ; DYNIKO, N.M.; LUGOVENKO, I.P.;
POSTIL, I.S.; BEZRODITMI, !.Ya.
Investigating the possibility of manufacturing welded tube
blanks for cold forming. Proizv. trub no.11:67-72 163. JMIRA 17:11)