SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GELLER, M. - GELLER, V.M.

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MUM* M.
Contributions to the calcuution or the rmdatance of heavy rods. p. 59
MROL SI GAZ3p Ducurestip Vol 79 Soo 2,p Feb.p 1956
SOt &ut Z%rop*an Accessions Ust (ML) Library or Congressp Vol 5, No. 7, Julyt 1956

:UII!ij, Y.
MLUR, K. Oonsiderations onthe length of drill collarce p. lho
Vol. Ctj No. 9p Sept. 1956.
S! ANIAM 7AHEA
TECHNOLOGIT
Bucuretti, Hurania
So: East i-umpean Acceaai~r,, Volo 6, No. 2, Feb. 1957

GM4M, M., dr. irW,
Contribution to the calculation of atresses occurring in oucker
rods. Petrol si gaze 14 no.4%184-188 863.
p -.

GILLIM, M.
OILLU. Mi, Remrka on the length of drill collars. p. 9.
Vol. 8. no. 10, Oct. 1936
STANDAMIZAM
Tr,HNOLOOT
Bmcuresti, Bwmnta
So: Fast 1krotemin Accession, Vol. 7. no. 3. March 1957

Cnnsiderati,mis on mackcr-rod stresqes.
P%T:I-,,L ..',I GAZF,. ",Asnciatia Stiintirica a Inginer'.1w Et "cl.-Inicienilor din
Axiinla s! I'llnisterijI ln~ustriei Petrolul,ii) 10,
no. ", :-eb. 1959.
L)OL
limthl-,, list -r Epst %r,)ppnn kc,~ossions (F.~-:V) L',Ini. 1959

3551 e'~od 4tIvi fjy 's-Iratsil Fri I =Wkh C-slozhnenlyakh F slr-
Kletki V SB: ~'oprojiy Gru noy Rits"ll T. 112 1949,
C.
Zh~irrallr-Ykb State.V, Vol. 48, oskvr,

KROPACHEV. V.A.; DDIDOPWSX. B.A.; GELISR, N.M.- ROZrXOTIR, TS.X.
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Use of or&noaluninum compounds an catalysts for the poly-
nerization of 3,34-ble(chloromethyl)oxacyclobutatis and isobutylens.
Vysokou.nood. 1 no.12:1844-1847 D 159. (XIBA 13:5)
1. Institut vysokomolokulyarnykh soyedinenly AN SSSR.
(Aluminum organic compounds) (Oxetane)

81934
S/062/60/000/06/05/011
57. 17 00c, B02O/BO61
AUTHORS: Kropachev, V. A. Dolgoplosk. B. A., Geller, N. MW
Zelenina, M. N.
TITLE% Reactions Between Organo-metallic Compounds and Heavy Metal
Salts. II. Interaction of Lithium-ethzl With Cobalt and
Titanium Halides I
PERIODICALs Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdeleniya khimicheskikh nauk,
1960, No. 6, pp. 1044 - 1048
TEXTs The reaction of ethyl-lithium with titanium tetrachloride and cobalt
chloride Is examIned here at 200 in hydrocarbon solvents and in the
presence of unsaturated hydrobarbonsias free-radicallacceptors. In the case
of radical stages, the said rea;-tton'cannot lead to the formation of ethane
anJ ethylene. Similarly, the reaction of organo-magnesium compounds with
metal halides was qxamined earlier (Ref. 12). All reactions were carried
out in solutions (in benzene, metaxylol) at 200. In connection with the
fact that ct-m'ethyletyrenel polymerizes under reaction conditions on the
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81934
Reactionu Between Organo-metallic Compounds and S/062/60/000/06/05/011
Heavy Metal Salts. II. Interaction of Lithium- B020/BO61
ethyl With Cobalt and Titanium Halides
action of the ethyl-litDium and TiCl 41 the a-methyls,tyrene was gradually
introduced to the reaction mixture, thus maintaining a sufficient quantity
of free olefin in the mixture at all times. The products of the reaction
of ethyl-lithium with cobalt chloride (Table 1) and with TiCl 4 (Table 2)
at 200 are given. On the reaction of ethyl-lithium with cobalt chloride,
equimolar quantities of ethane and ethylene are liberated, whilst only
ethane is liberated when reacting with TiCl 49 the ethylene being polymerimd.
The introduction of acceptors in no case affected the composition of the
reaction products. The performance of the experiments is exactly described
in the experimental part (Fig. 1, reaction vessel with mixer), and hints
are given for carrying out the reaction of ethyl-lithium with TiCl 4 and
cobalt chloride. The results obtained show that the formation of ethane
and ethylene is not connected with radical interstages. There are I figure,
2 tables, and 13 referencess 4 Soviet, 7 USA, and 2 German.
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81934
Reactions Between Organo-metallic Compounds and S/062/60/000/06/05/011
Heav,y Metal Salts. II. Interaction of Lithium- B020/BO61
ethyl With Cobalt and Titanium Halides
ASSOCIATIONi Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy kkademii nauk
SSSR (Inelitute of High-molecular Compounds of the Academy
of Sciences USSR)
SUBMITTEDs December 1, 1958
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L12 -6 FPR/EWT(J)/FPF(c)/MC(m)/BDS ASD Ps-h/Pc-h/Pr-4
1 9
CESSION NRt AP3001148 S/0190/63/005/006/0811/0815
AUTHOR: NikolayLv,_N. I.; Geller, N. M.1 Dolgoploak, B. A. Zgonnik, V.
lq~opachev,'V:* A.
TME: Pg erizatio f nd butadiene $y insoluble organo-11. lum
caspounds
SOURCE: Vy*aokomolekulyarny*ye soyedineniya, V- 5, no. 6, 1963, 811-815
TOPIC TAGS% polymerization, isoprene, butadiene, methyllithium amide, dialkyl-
lithium, amide
ABSTRAM Organic lithium compounds insoluble in hydrocarbons and monomers were
selected so as to allow the polymerization process to proceed gradually, with a
chance of formation of longer chains. Such lithium compounds could also be of
hij-,her purity to eliminate side reactions with the imparities. Polymerization
of isoprene and butadiene in benzene or petroleum ether solutions was conducted
in sealed ampules by standard methods, using mathyllithiujramide and dialk-yl-
lithiumamide as catalysts, The obtained polymers were precipitated by ethanol
and dried at 20C. and their viscosity and molecular weight determined. It was
shown that methyllithiumamide leads to the formation of polyiso r6ne with 93-96%
.of 1.4-chaina of 500 000-2 500 000 molecular weight, while d12kyllithiumamide
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produces a polyisoprene rich in 3,4-chains, the distribution of As- and trans-
forms being nearly equal. Under similar conditions both catalysts produced
polybutadienes containing 85-89% of 1,4-units in their chains, with hO-5h% of
them in tranaconfiguration. Orig. art. hass 2 formulas and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATIONt Institut vy*sokomolekulyarny*kh soyedineniy AN SSSR (Lrlatitute of
High-Molecular Compounds, Aca4ew or sciences swn)
SUBMMEDs O9Nov61 DLTE ACQ: OUL-163 ENCLs 00
SUB CODEt 00 NO M7 SOV s003 07HER: 003
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NIKOLAYbT, N.I.; 'GELLER, N.M.-; DOLGOPLOGKI B.A.; ZGOI,'?IIK, V.fj'.; 10.0i,ACjIEIV, V.A.
Polymerization of looprene and butadiena under the effect of insoluble
organolithium, compounds. Vysokom.seed. 5 zio.6:811-815 Je 163.
(MIRA 16:9)
1. Inatitut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy All SSSR.
(Butadiene) (Polymorization) (Lit1ium organic compounds)

GELLFR, N. M.
Warehouses
Attachment for lift trucks for picking up full bags without use of platforms.
Yekh. trud. rab. 6, No. 1, 1952.
Monthl-v List of-Ruosia Accessions, Library of Congress, April 1952. UNCUSSIFIED.

-dotment; ANTOZIEVICH, N.Y., inxhennr.
Transporting heavy leads vith ZIO loaders. Makh.trud.rab.10
no-7:37-38 JI 956. (K[aA 9:9)
(Fork lift trucks)
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4 .1 i-_

GNLLZR, N.M., doteent.; ANTONOVICH. Z.F., Inzhener.
Constructional defects of the 4006 truck-mounted loader. Makh.trud.
rab. 11 no.1:39 Ja 157. NLRA 10:5)
(Loading and unloading)

~iOV-110-58-7-14/20
AUTHOR: Geller, N.M., Dotsent and Antonevich, E.F., Engineer
TITLEt Experience with the Handling of Crated and Packed Goods on
Pallets (Opyt perevozki tarno-upakDVOchnykh gruzov na poddo-
nakh)
PERIODICAL: Yekhanizatsiya trudoye"mkikh i tyazhe"lykh rabot, 195S, Nr 7,
PP 36-37 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: At freight stations of the Yuzhnaya zheleznaya doroga (Southern
Railroad) fotir kirds of pallets are used for loading and un-
loading operations, Two are wood (produced by the Khar1kov
Container Plant and the Pogruzkontora VNP-4), one is metal
(produced by the Kivertay Mechanical Plant) and one is a com-
bination of wood and metal (produced by the Pogruzpunkt of
the Kharlkov-Osnova station). on the average the service
life of pallets is 6 to 8 months. Vetal pallets need repair
Card 1/2 every 15-20 days, wooden ones every 25-30 days. Taking into

5OV-116-58-7-14/20
Experience with the Handling of Crated and Packed Goods on Pallets
account the high expense, the author recormends giving up the
use of pallets in railroad transportation or to at least re-
duce the number of them. The author proposes equipping the
mechanical loaders with claws and hydraulic drive. There are
2 figures, and 1 table.
1. Materials--Handling 2. PalletB--Applications
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GILLIR, NA., kiLnd. tekhn. nauk, dots.
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Investigating certain operational conditlonA of scrapers In
mahmical unloading of bulk freight, Trudy ]MIT no,27tlO6-
125 158. (XIRL 11W
(WIroads-.1reight) (Sorapers)

GELLIR kand.tekbu.nouk
Use of machinery In unloadI49 cment- Trudy XH11T no.34:
92-100 059. (141RA 13:1)
(Coment--Transportation) (loading and unloading)

MUM IL, kand.tekba.muk: DKNIIMIKO, T.K.. inzh.
.A
Over-all mechpipiz&tlon 6f unloading thin-shoot metals at the
freight yard, M~khJ Avionsproizvo 14 noel:37-38 JR '60,
(MIRk 13:5)
(Kharkov--Rallroads-Pretcht)

I
GICT-TAR- N.M., khnd.tekhn.n&uk; DAMILMO, V.K., i=h.
Xechanixing operations in the storage yards for bulk cargoes. Kekh-
i avtomeprolsve 14 no-11:27-29 I ,6o. , (NEW3:11)
(VAterials hundligg) I-

~~kamd.tekhs.nauk; DANILENKOp V.K.p inzh.
Over-all mechanization of a,lunber7Ard on a freight station. Makh.i
avtom.proizv. 16 noe50-8 06;L (MIRA 1695)
(Lumber-Transportation)

IIIZOVKIIIA, T.V.; STROYMAN, N.M.; BOROVAYA, G.M.; SALTYKOVA,I.A.
Preparation of phenoln by condensation d*bydrocycliz-ation.
Zhur. ob. khim. 34 no.11:3566-3570 N 164 (MIRA 18t1)
1. Leningradskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.

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AUTHOR: Geller, R.L., Engineer, 126-58-5-7/16
TITLEt Some Problems of the Work-Process Theory of the Sandslinger
Rotor (Nekotoryye voprosy teorii rabochego protsessa pes-
kometnoy golovki)
PERIODICAL: Liteynoye Proizvodstvo, 1958, Nr 5, PP 13-17 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The motion of a pack of molding earth forming within a sands-
linger rotor can be subdivided into six periodas loading by
the bucket, formation of the pack, displacement of the pack
along the guide are, exit of the pack, flight, fall and den-
sening in the molding box. Vearly all literature on the pro-
blem treats only the periods "flight" and "fall", and the first
periods have not been studied at all. However, these first
periods determine the power consumed by the rotor, as well as
the nature and the rate of wear of the bucket and the guide
are. This article presents a theoretical solution to the fol-
lowing problems: determination of the geometric shape of an
earth pack in a sandaling head, determination of the law of the
distribution of the density degree and of the pressure along
Card 1/2 the profile of the pack, and determination of the value of

128-58-5-7/16
Some Problems of the Nork-Process Theory of the Sandilinger Rotor
power needed to overcome the friction force between the pack
and the guide aro.
There are 8 graphs and 4 Soviet references.
AVAILABLEs Library of Ccngreae
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GELLERa R.L.
Selecting the most satisfactory operating conditi,)ns for sand slin rs.
proizv. noo3tl2-13 Mr 161. (MIRA 14:6
(Foundries--Equipment and supplies)
(Molding (Founding))

GELLER, R.L.- ELIBERT, I.S.
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Friction of the foundry mixture against metal surfaces. Lit.
proisy. no*301-32 Mr 162. (KERA 150)
(Sand, Foundry) (Friction)

FAYII, A.I.; GELLERt R.L.; GUBCHEVSKIY, P.V.
Sand slinging in the making of larger molds. Lit. proixv. no.8s
1-5 Ag 162. (MIRA 15211)
(Molding (Founding))

Methods of calculating the drive capacity *f sand slinger heads.
Lit. proizv* no96:21-24 Ja 163. (KMA 16:7)
(Molding (Founding)--Zquipment and supplies)

FAYN, A.I*j QBLLER, R.L.
Automatic control
proizv. n0.7:16-19
of the mnd slinger model 296H. Lit.
n 163. (MIRA 17: 1)

GELIER, R.L.; PO?UVSKIY, V.I.
Determining indices of packing propertleo for mold and core
sands. Lit. proizv. no.1:31-34 Ja 165.
(141PJ% 18:3)
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CELLERp ReLop kands tekhns naukj POPLAVSKIY, V.I., inzh.
I
The operation of core shooters. Lit. proizv. no.9tl8-22 S f65.
(MIRA 18:10)

GELLER, R.M., inzh.
Takhia-Tash Headworks on the Amu Darya River. Gldr. i mel. 16 no.li
23-31 Ja 64. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Sredneazlatskly institut prcyeVtlro,.ra,-.iy& L- Fl-r-forn.

GET M. S.
Glavnyi Turluienskii kanal. LThe Main 5irYren Canal/. (Sovkhoviala P,~izeta, 1950.
Sept. 23. )
SO: Soviet TransportatLon and Communication, A Bibliop-rarbX, Library of Congress,
Reference Department. Washington, 1952, Unclassified.

ommo S.
"A. E. ForBmn and his travels,," D. I. Sherbakov. Reviewed by S. Geller.
Vop. Geog., 26p 1951.

LB ~ 11-1'! i I j-'- 1, fD. I,' iAYH, V
Ivan Somenovicl. AN ~~SSIR.
Ser. goeg. no-3:136-1-37 't":15.
18:6)

USSR Pharmacology, Toxicology. Chemotherapeutic A.-ents. U-7
Abs Jour i Ref. Zh.-Biol., No 2, 1959, Ito 8156
Author Geller, S. A.
Inst
Title i Large Doses of Antibiotics in a Complex Treatment of
Sepsis
Orig Pub Led. Zh. Uzbekistana, 1957. No 4, 31-34.
Abstract i No abstract.
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GELIZR9 S*Aev protsi MAyuLKINAt L.K., kand.meditsinBkikh nauk
nt Surgical Society on April 69 1959* -I*do
SeaSion of the TaShkB (MIRA, 1318)
zhur. Uzb. no. lz81-83 A 160. SOCIETIES)
(TASHKENT-SURGICAL

GSLURS S!.A.
Meeting of the Tashkent Surgical Society of Octobor 19, 1959.
Med. zhur. Uzb. U06207-78 F 160. (MIA 15;2)
(TASWNT-3URGICAL SOCETIZS)

GELLEh, S.A.; MANULMA, L.K.
Report an the work of the Tashkent Surgical Society for 196o.
Mod. zhur. Uzb. no.6:69-72 Je 161. (MIRA 15:1)
(TASHUNT-SURGIGAL SOCIETIES)

ACC NR, AP7002987 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/024/0086/0087
XNVENTOR: Burovikov, X,X,l Geller, 8,1.
ORG: none
TITLE: Hemorylgatem for a digital computer *ith a checking unito
Class 42, No. 9621
SOURCE: Izobretentyao promyshlennyye obraztsy, toyarnyye %naki. no.
24,0 1966, 86-87
TOPIC TAGS: computer storage device, computer memory, computer control
system, cawe't.- 6_c.~A-
ABSTRACT:
The proposed memory system for a digital computer with a control unit is
intended to redoce detection time and to localize faults in machine
.'operation. The control unit includes autonomous control and fault-
detecting circuits, a supplementary.register, and a transfer circuit
whose inputs are connected with the outputs of the reproducing unit and
with the direct bMuts of the memory system number register. The inputs
of the supplementary number register are connected with the outputs of
l
.the transfer circuit, and the outputs of the supplementary register are
-connected with the error detection circuit, w*.sose output is tied to the
$autonomous control circuit. The control circuit is connected with the
local control unitt the transfer circuit, an,d.the supp;ementary regi ter#
tinet fal-lbo-n7 r1'_YV1

ACC NR, APT002987
-Fig. I.: Hemory unit
1 - Operating accumulator of the memory
system; 2 - memory address unit;
Nor 3 - recording unit; 4 - reproducing
unit; 5 - code reception and output
unit; 6 - number regipter; 7 - unit of
memory system communication with the-
:main address line; 8 - local command
,,,unit of the memory system; 9 - number
transfer circuit; 10 - supplementary
number register; 11 - error detection
circuit; 12 - autentimms control cir-
cult) 13 - address main line; 14 - nump-
ber main line; 15 - signal main line;
16 - terminal "start of checkifig;j
17 - terminal "and of checking."
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IRZIIEVSKIY, V.P. (Inhavulkyi.. V.P.]; KOMEYK0, A.I.; GELLER, S.L. [Haller, S.L.Jj
ZILIBERBERG, Yu.14.
Protection of ammonia compressors against water hammer. Kharch.prom*
no.4:59-63 O-D 63, (MIRA 171.1)

L )310')-66
SOURCE CODE: U11/0066A6/000/001/0009/ 1-2
71-
AUTHOR: lrzkievskiy, V. P.; Matnkin, V. Ogurtsov, V. 1.
ORG: (Geller] " Pit-, tic heproma-4omatika" institute (Institut "Pishchepromavtomatikall)
TITLE: Newi In the planning of automited refrigeration units for distributing and
production refrigeratorn
SOURCE: fOlolodiltnaya tekhnika, no. 1, 1966p 9-12
TOPIC TAGS: refrigeration engineering, refrigeration equipment, cryogenic fluid
compressor, industrial management, electric relay
ABSTRACT: On the basis of recent experience in the installation and operation
of automated refrigeration units for the food industry, may now design
decisions have been made. These Include pulse control Sy3t9M3, in uldch a
.status-determining pulse is supplied to the temperature relay system each
,thirty minutes, the position of the relays determining whether an additional I
.compressor Is started, one or more compressors are stopped, or the system Is
-allowed to run as before for an additional 30 minutes; now ammonia supply,
ball-bearing protection and compressor protection 9quipment'for automation
;of compressor units; now centralized compressor control panels. located near
icomprossor Installations and equipped with signal lights to indicate the reasons.
ifor automatio stoppages of equipmentl remote control wAte for non-oompressor
equipment; location of oontrol rooms adjacent to oovp soor Installational
!standards*for reduction of -the number of servie* personnel pvsmt for operation i
as experience in operating installations is gained. Orig. art. hasi 2 figurea-
(JPRS1
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AU; NR. AP602i~60 idURCE CODE: Ult/OM/66/000/003/0024/0027
AVrHOR: G jg__k jameyko, A. I.
ORG: All-Union Plaw nd Scientific Research Institute (Yessoye" pmekt-
ing-Desil! a
no-konstriNtorskly I nauchno-IsaWavatellskly In-s-R-t-u-tl
TITLE: Automating the cooling unit an a DNRT trawler
KholodillwWa tokhnika, no. 3, 1966, 24-27
ITOPIC TAGS: automatic control equipment, automatic temperature regulation, refr
ing system, pressure control, ammonia, compressor, coolant pump
ABSTRACT: The automation equipment consisted of five basic components: a relay tube
for noncorrosive liquids, an EKH electrical contact manometer and a EKT thermometer,
ESU-1 and ESU-2 electronic alarm systems, SVA solenoid valves, and TRVA-40 and TRVA-80
temperature regulating valves. Other minor components are also described. The auto-
mated system is presented schematically and the operation details are given. An ex-
ternal control panel operates the compressors, pumps, and motor-operated intake valves.
Switches and signal lamps control the input voltage and detect any disconnections in
the compressors. The boiling temperature of the coolant (-400C) is controlled within
20C by resistance thermometers switched into an RPIB-S electronic regulator. Tho com-
pressors are protected against irregularities during operation by different tempera-
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iture and pressure relays, as well as by ESU-lK electronic controls. The relays control
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:.the temperature in the Injection system a9f the pressure in the oil system, injection
system, and housing. The ESU-lK control4 t-aised the level of liquid ammonia in the in-
~termediate container, the liquid separator, and the evaporator in case it dropped be-
i
Ilow normal. Controls shut down the compressors when tho pressure reaches dangerous
!levels, or if the water pressure to the condensor is shut off. The transfer of liquid
ammonia to the evaporator is regulated by a 6SV solenoid valve, interlocked with a dual
lelectronic control. Throttling of the liquid ammonia is done by a 2TRV temperature
~valve. Two operators. a mechanic and a maintenance man, are required for servicing
ithe equipment. The cost to equip one trawler was estimated at 40,000 rubles; however,
I
,the yearly saving in in excess of 11,000 rubles. Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
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Me.) inzh.; GELIER, S,L,, inth.
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Automatic control of the operation of vessels in a dry ice plant.
Khol.tekh. 40 no.3t47-48 1-tr-Jo 163. (HIRA 16:9)
(Ice industry) (Automatic control)

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2. USS R ( 600)
4. Gc-olory .-ind Geography
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Moscow, Geo,,~raphy Press, DO) Reviewed by S. Yu. Gellcr, Solt.
Knigap Nos 8, 19119a
9. AWRoix,ri. U-3081i 16 Jan. V53.

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"IZ Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser GeogriLf" No 1, PP 3-14
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Darlya waters for irrigation depends on con-
struction of the Turkmen Canal, which in turn
vill decrease the flaw into the Aral Sea, reduce
its vater caps ity and are&, and lower its level.
This will Increase the aill-tity of the, vator and
decrease the amount of ground water. BventuallY it
vill, change the clinatic conditions of the area.
243T63

WZUTSOV, M.T.; V.1"ja B-D'L- redaktor; DOBRONUVOTA, A.O.. redaktor;
X9TRAYZVA# N*A*,--f6mwmGskijr redaktor.
[ExPloiting the rivers of our lwdl Onvoenio rek nashei rodiny.
Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 1954* 94 po (MLEA 8:3)
(Rivers) (Hydraulic engineering)

Get-LeR, S YU,
USSR/11iBeellancoun - Water distillation
CArd 1/1 Pub. 86 - 14/34
Authors Goller., So Yu,.4 Dre of Gooor, Be.
Title Di:;tillation of oalt, viater through freezing
reriodical Priroda 1. 92-93, Jan 1954
Ab-stract An idea is presented for tile distillation of salt waters of Soviet
dejert, lakes by freezing in order to m3ke it more palatable for human
and anim.-a consumption. The idea is bajed on numerous ob3arvations of
polLr t-,xpeditions i~aich sho,,i tht~t sea ice is less salty than seaft water.
So far no actual w-.pcriMCnt3 ucro m-do to bring this idoa Into prOctico.
Institution Ac;-ecqr of Science3 US3R., In3tuitute of Geography

GIMM, S.Tu.
Deep depressions of Manashlak and their possible industrial utili-
zation. Izv.AN SSSR Ser.geog. no.2:45-32 Mr-Ap 154. (NLRA 7:5)
1. Institut geografii Akadexii nauk SSM.
(KwWshlak Peninsula--Hydraulic engineering) (Hydraulic
engineering--Mangyehlak Peninsula)

VIKTOROV. S.T.; GXLLIRI S.-YU.,daktor geografichookikh nauk; rodaktor;
SONDICYAO ia., tokha, reduktor.
[Using goobotanical methods in geological and hydrogeological
InvestigationslIspollsovania, goobotanichookogo metoda pri
goologicheskikh i gidrojeologichookikh Iseledovaniiakh. Moskva,
Isd-vo Almdeall nauk SM. 1955. 197 P. (KLRA 8--7)
(Gtoloa) ' (Goobotany)

MMAYNV,B.M., doktor geografichookikh nwk, rodaktor; PAVUNBXIT,Y~.N.0
akedealk, redaktor; GRUMN-GRZHIMAYLO, redaktor: GN
G"ASIK(W, akadsm1k; KAIMNIK,S.T.; LLMIBZRG.G.Yu.; KMKOV.1r.K.
KURZAYNV,N.K.; NIX0161511Y,G.T.; NIKOLISKATA.T.Y.; CBRUM,D.Y.;
3VffOVIDOV,A.V.SNWOFA,A.V., tekhnicheekly radaktor
(In memory of Academician L.S.Berg; a collection of works on
geography and biology]Pamiatt okademika L.S.Berga; obornik rabot po
geografit i biologii, Moskva, Isd-vo Akademil nauk SSSR. 1955.562p.
(MIRA 9:1)
1. Akademlys nauk SSSR. 2. Chlon-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Kalsenik,
Nikol'skly, Svetavidow)
(Berg, Lev Somenovich. 1876-1950) (Biology) (Geography)

GILUM, S. Yu.
- - , .
*TTAnsaCtleas of the laetltuto of 060mology of the Academy of
Sciences of the M.S.R.0 vol.10, 1954. lowleved by B*lu.Geller.
IST. AN SM. Ser.geog. se.5:81-0. " 055, (NLRA 9: 1)
(0aeamogropby-Forlsdicols)

Vj3lt/ Geology - Surface formatiom
C ard 1/1 Pub. 86 - 17/35
Authors t Geller, S. Yu., Dr. Geog. So.
-------------w.......
Title I Depressions in the desert without outlet
Periodical j priroda 44/2,, 96 - 98,, Feb 1955
Abstract I The origin of depressions found in the desert.. west of the Nilo
river and in Russia,, near the Caspian sea was studied. The
theory that these were caused by the wind is contested*
institution s The Acade of So,,, USSR,, Geographic Institute
Subcdtted t #0600

BJRG, Lev Semenovich. akademik; GBUIR, S.Yu.; GAUSIMOV, I.?.. akademik;
GRIOCRITU, A.A., akademW-,~*rALWffIK,_'S-V-; LINDBIRG, G.U.; KARKOV,
K.K.; MURZATJIV, I.K., doktor geografichaskikh nauk. otvetetvennyy
radaktor; NIKOLISKIT, G.V.; NIKOLISKAYA, V.V.: OBRUCHIV, D.V.;
FAVLOVSKff, Ye.U., akademik; SVWOVIDOV. A.Y.; BOLTNSKATA. V.S.,
redaktor izdatelistys; KASHINA, P.S., te~hnichsskiy redaktor;
ZVCYAKOVA, T.A., tekhnicheskly redaktor
(Selected works] lzbrannyo trudy. Moskva. lzd-vo Akademil nauk
SSSR. Volol. (The history of science] Istortia nauki. 1956. 394 p.
(KLRA 9:9)
1. Chlon-korrespondeat AN SSSR (for Kaleanik, Nikollskiy. G.T.,
Svetovidoy)
(Science--History)

GimIER, S. Yu.
SHCHIGURA, Tatlymna Vikolayevne; GALLIR, S.Yu., doktor geogreficheakilch
nauk, otyatetyennyy reds kt3?v,-1*V12�P*JWA, Ts.T., redaktor;
KOSHULAV, S.M., takhnichosirty rodaktor
Lvistnem; physical and geographical characteristics) Tletnam; fittko-
geogreficheakets kheraktoriatike. Moskva. Gos,izd-vo geogr. lit-ry.
1957- 182 p. (NLRA 1M)
(Vietnam-Pbysical geography)

BM, Lev Semenovich, akad., red. doktor geograficheskith nauk,
otv,..ired.:.4RRASIHQV, 1,P., alrad., re4.-, GRIGOR'TXV,,A.A.,,9kad., red.;
KAURSHIK, S.V., red.; LI?M9Yrr,qJr,, red.: MARKOV,.K.K.,, red.- -KWATW,
IF. i -..-,red., MKOLISKIT. G.V., red.; NIKOV sKAYA, V. V'.. red.; GBRUCHEY, D.V. rel.
PAVLOVSKIY. U.N.. aicad.. red.; SVETOVIDOV, A.H.. red.; SPRYGINA.
L.I., red. izd-va,; ]=$MIN, I.r.. tekha. red.
[Selected worka3 Isbrannylo trudy. Koakva, Izd-vo Aked. nauk SSSR.
Vol. 2. (Physical geography] Fizicheakaia geograftia. 1958. 425 p.
(MERA 11:11)
1. Chlen-korrfeepondent AN SSSR (for Kalesuik. Nikolvakly, Svetovidov).
(Phyetcgl geography)

a)UM, S.ru.; ZIMINA. R.P.; KXKMERM, A.O.; EMIN, V.N.; EMSHINOVII K.V.;
NUMYEV,,E.M., doktor geograf,nauk; RrAZAUTSEV. S.N.; YCRXOZOY,
A.H.; FRWKIN, Z.G.; CHUBUKOV. L.A.; ZAHIROV, R.D.; KCROVINO Ta.P.;
ROZA110Y, A.M.; RODIN, L.Te.; RUBTSOV, U.I.; SFrGDIA, L.I., red.
izd-va; POL1010VA, T.P., tekhn.red.
[Central Asia; Its pbysical geograpt7) Bredniala Aziiu; fiziko-
goografichaskmis kharaktaristika, Moskva, 1938. 647 p. (MIRA 11:6)
1. Akedemiya nauk SSSR. Inetitut geografii. 2. Institut geografit
Akademii nauk SSSR (for Geller. timina, Kemmerikh, Kunin. ravehinovs,
Murzeyev, Rymnanteev. 10im-oiar, Freykin Chubukov). 3. Akedemira
nauk Kirgizekay SSR (for Zmbirov)* 4. Akadamiya nauk Utbekskoy SSI
(for lorovin), 3* Pochvennyy institut AN SSSR (for Rozanow). 6.
Botancheakiy institut AN SSSR (for Rodin). 7. Almdamiya nauk
lbsekhokoy SSR (for lubtsov)
(Soviet Central Asia--Physical geography)

GELLER, S.Yu.; MAKKA M BY, N.I.
Conference on Genmorphological
no.5:141-144 5-0 1 58.
(Geographical
Problems. Isv.AX SSSR.Ser:1geoff,
(MIRA 11.12)
research)

M1N, Vladimir Nikolayevich; GXLLKH, S.Yu.. doktor geograf.nauk. otv.
red.; VOLYSSLAYA, V.S.. red.izd-va; KASHINA, F.S., takhn.red.
(Local water supply In desert@ and problems In using It]
Mestnye vody pustyni I voprosy ikh ispollsovanlia. Moskva,
Isd-vo Aked.nank SSSR. 1939. 281 p. (MIRA 12:5)
(Water supply) (Deserts)

OSTROVSKIT. 1.N.; QWUJR, S.Tu.. doktor geograf.usuke oty.redo;
SMYGIZA, L.1.0 red'.1od-val TIKHMIROVA, B.G.# t,okhn.red.
(Relief of sands In the western area of the low-lying part
of Kars lum) FA*lltf peekov sapeduoi chastl lizvennykh Kara-
kamov, Nasky&, lad-vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 196o. 92 p.
(NIRA 13-M
(lars Kum--Sand) (gars Zum--Winds)

XURCURTAXOT, Yu.1.; GLUM. S.Yu.. doktor geograf.nauk, otv.red.;
SMODU. L.I., reClsd-va; ASWOMA, G.A.. takhn.red.
[Korphological structurs of plains and platforms) Morfo-
strukture rayhInno-platformnufth oblastel. Moskva, Isd-vo
Akod.nauk 66SR, 1960. 109 p. (KIRA 13:6)
(Geology, Structural)

KORZHMT, Serpy Bergeyevich; GALUM 5 Tu.. doktor geograf.nauk. otv,
red.; TUGARINT, D.M. , Ted.izd-va; VGUOVA, Y.T., takhn.red.
(Belief of the Pripyat* Poleslys Region; structural characteristics
and win features of the development) Rellef Priplatakogo Polealls;
strukturnp osobannostl i oanovnys chorty resvitiia. Noskvaj, Isd-vo
ikad.nauk SM. 1960. 139 P. (NIRA 13:3)
(Pripyat' Valley--%ology, Structural)

I-S.Tu., doktor geogref.nauk, otv.red.; SCUILOVA, M.N.& redizd-va;
-i'OtYAKOVA# TeVe, takhn,red,
[Fluctuations and variations in streamflowl Kolebaniia i ism-
neniia rechnogo stoks. Nosim, 1960. 166 p. (KKU 14:2)
1. Akedemiya nauk SSR. Inetitut geogrefil.
(Hydrology)

MMOT, XOn~tBntin XOnBtSntiUGvi0h;JU~. S.Tue, prof., red.;
re
EUUMOT, T*Z-, rsd,; GORGIUVA G~.--,takbn, d,
[ftlospography; historical googrophy) Paleogeograftla; Isto-
richookoe samlevedenio, Pod rod. 6.1U.0ollers. lsd.2.. perere
Moskva. Isd-wo Mosk.univ., 1960. 266 p.
(Nm

GIRASIMOVO I.P.; GILLIR, S. ~w DUNITRASM, N,V.; KAMANIII, L.G.; KORZHUTIV,
3000; ll autlo; 7=RNICHo BsAo
in memory of Academician N.S.Shatskii. Isv. AN SSSR. Ser. geog.
no.6:146-147 31-D 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(Shatskii, likolal. Sergesvich. 1895-1960)

I
YESHCHERYAKOV.. Yu A GE=Ft S.Yu., doktor geograf. nauk., otv. red.;
POPOVAI L:11:1p:44V iISPd-var-WLKWAp V.V.p tekhn. red.
(Recent tectonic movemnts a"d erosire-accumulative processes in
the northweatern part of the Eaet-European Plain] Molodye tekto-
nicheskie dvizheniia J erozionno-akkumuliativnye protsessy severo-
zapadnoi chasti Rusakoi ravniny. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR,,
1961. 86 Po (MIRA 15:1)
(East-European Plain-Geologyp Structural)

PlOliOTUITp TUdlair TWisirovlohl POOSIIDOY,. I.S., prof., retseuxent;
DOGONOLOY, L.A,, dotsont# rotesusentl ULLS, doktor goograt,
nauk# retsonsentl PLAMOLIN. N.B.. M%bhi*y io rudalk, retsonsontl
IMBANOTA, NoP4# nauohwy sotrudnikg retsonsoutl DOKACH, A.Gl,
uauohuyy motruduft, r4toonsontl ZRITAaO, A.T., nauehVy votrudnik,
ratmonsenti RAIRSKA, To,Ya., cauaboy7 sotrudulk, rotsousentg NIZOLAYN,
N.I.* prof., rotsonsontl DMOTOLISICIY* V,T,, dotsont, ratloulontl
VOSnIMSKrY, S.S.. red.; SHANABOYA, ?,A,, rod,isd-va; PRIYS, ILX*~
takhn, rod,
[Goomorpholocy and fundamentals of geology] Goomorfqlociia a osuay"I
goologii, Rigs, Isd-vo goodos.llt-ry, 1961. 283 p,
(mmA 14112i
l.Uah&l'vtk otdola goomortologii Instituta go ralli A SSSR for Ilor).
2. Otd*l goomorfologli Institute, geografli AS CSIW(for Blagovolin,log"-
nova, Do*NaohI ZhIvagot la,nteman). (Ooology)
(000sorphology)

GELLER, S.Yu.
Repulatinp, the Caspian Sea levol. Izv. All 5559. Ser. geog. no.5:42-48
5-0 (1. (FaRA 14:9)
1. Institut goo afli AD SSSR.
(Gasplan 3ear (Pechora River-Rogulati3n)
(Vychpgda River-lierulation)

GELLER 3 Yu doktor geogr. nauk,, otv.red.; TIYTCF.LiOV, V.N.#
d'.
?IOVICHK(YVA, N.D.., tekhn. re
(Paloogrographical and geororphological problems of the Volga
and Ural Basins) Voprovy palsogeografii i geororfologii ba&-
sainov Volgi i Urala. MosWav Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR9 1962.
194 P. (KERA 15:8)
1. Akademl
~ ya nauk SSSR- Institut geografti.
(Volga-Ural region.-PaleogeograpIV)
(Volga-Ural regior,-Goomorphology)

GELLER# SITU.
-----------------------
Salt water softoning by natural freesing in spicultumal
Production* -Tsy., AN SSSR. Ser. goog,, no*5:71-77 S-0 062*
(mm 25.10)
L Institut smografii AN SM.
(ViLik-4often,m) (Ice)

POTEKHINP I.I., glav. red.; BARANOV, A.N., red.; BELYAYEV, Ye.A., red.;
GEL1Y1R,_S_Xu., red.; GRAVE, L.I., at. nauchnyy red.; GRIGORIYEV,
A A.,.red.; GUEER, A.A., red.; KULAGIN, G.D., red.; MALIK, YCA.,
red. MANCHKHA, P.I., red.1 MILOVANOV, I.V., red.; HERSESOV, G.A.,
red.; OLIDEROGGE, D.A., red.; ORLDVA, A.S., red.; POPOV, X.M.,
red. ROZINI M.S., kand. ekon. nauk, red.; 314IRNOV, S.R., red.;
UFIMOV, I.S., red.; SHVEDOV, A.A., red.; YASTREBOVA, I.P., red.j
PAVLOVA, T.L, tekhn. red.
[Africa; encyclopedia) Lfrika; entaiklopedichookii apravochni~.
Glav. red. I.I.Potekhin. Chleny red. kollegii: A.N.Baranov i dr.
Moskva, Vol.l. A - L. 1963. 474 P. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Sovetskaya entaiklopediya, Gosudarstvannoye nauchnoye isdatell-
atvog Moscow.
(Africa-Dictionaries and encyclopedias)

GELLER. S,,Yu,--, ,
Role of desalting in the vater resources balance of and rogione.
Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geog. no.ls24-35 Ja-F 164. (MIRA 170)
1. Inst1tut geografil AN WSR.

VYINDROV L.; GEIL,
IT, S.Yu.; "1111VAGO, A.V.
Awarding the lAnin Prize to V.P. Zenkavich for veicntifiC work
"A monograph on seacoasts". Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. govg. no-5:89-91
S-0 164. (1-11PA 17:11)

OLYUNB, VladWr Nikolayevich; GELlZl;i, - S.Yu.-,,.,doktor goojr. rtvk,
otv. red.
(Recent tectonice and glacintion of the Enstem Sayan
Mountains] Neotektonika i oledenenie Vostochnogo SaJana.
Moskva, Nauka, 1965. 125 p. (MBA 1F:4)

SUKACHEV, MT.; BOGDANOV, A.A.; IVANOVA, I.K.; LART07, G.I.; NTFOLAYEV, N.I.;
YAKIUSHOVA, A.F.; JqE~R, Sju.; CIFLICIF"K, 'i.P.; KOLE-011K., S.V.;
SOrOLOV, 11.71.; G.I.; SI.;CHUXIN, I.S.;.
BYKOV, V.De; SAUSHKIN, Ytt.G.; GLAZOIrSFAYA, X.A.; GV0ZDET-SK1Y, N.A.;
TUSHINSKIY1 G.K.
Konstantin Kona tan tinavi ah Markov's role In the creation and develop-
nent of the paleogeography of the anthropogenic (the quaternary)
T-riod; on his 60th birthday and the 40th anniversary of scientific
work, Izv, Vses, geog. ob-va 97 no#41377--379 J11-Ag 165.
(MIRA 118:8)

AVSYUK, G.A.j ARWNDj D.L.1 VEHDROV,, S.L.; qFLW'.,.S.Yu.; GERASIMV, I.P.;
GRIGORIYEVO A.A.j GRICIIUK, V.P.; D7F.RDZEYEVSKIY, B.L.; KAMANIN, L.G.;
ISAKOV, Yu.A.; LEONTIYEV, N.F.; LIVOVICH, M.I.; KJPIAYEV, E.M.;
- HEYSHTADTp M.I.; RIlUiTER, G.D.j SOBDIEV..L.N.
On Academician VladWr Nikolaevich Sukachev'B 85th birthday.
,Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geog. no.4:3-4 JI-Ag 165.
(MIRA 18:8)

WMARO-Mu.1-GMSIMOV, I.P,; KAMEN, L,Q.j Wlp I.$.; KINITSIN, L.T.;
NUFSAIVj, I.M.1 NITSWAUTv X.I.; WMIMA, YO.A.;
NUOLOSUUO T.T.1 PUMUIRMUT, V.3,; RIIHTERj GA,;
RCSSOLMWp L.L.; SILITUTROIj, S.I.
David LIvevich Armod's 60th birthday (1905-), Isr. AN SSSR.
Bor. pogo w.6sl4l-242 " 165. (mm is: 11)

APHAND, D.L.; BUDAGOVSKIY,, A.I.; VENDROVj, S.L.; VITVITSKIY, G.N.;
Gfi 'o , GERASIMDV, 1.P.; DZERDZEYEVSKIY, B.L.; GIVYM, I.S.;
I j9 -
I R 1 0 T
,RIGOWV. A.A.; DANILDVA, N.A.; ZIIIVAGO, A.V.; rVINTMIM, A.O.;
G
PAYCIIENK09 D.V.; KUVSHINOVA, X.V.; MEDVYDFVA, G.P.; RAUTTER, Yu.l,.;
CIIUBUKOVt L.A.
Aleksandr Petrovich Galltsov, 1909-1965; an obituary. Izv. AN
SSSR. Ser. geogs no.6:145 H-D 165. (KIRA 18-.11)

Rubber Abst. 4426. Plastic properties of klj& 1Z.~ers. V. E. GUL and T. 1.
Vol- 31 Geller. Kollold. Zhur., 195j, 15, P5-90; Chem. Abs., 1953P V-P
Nov. 1953 IMT.-An equation for the v1scosity of a polymer In terms of the
Crude Rubber rate of plastic extension of a apoolmon at a constant true
stres3 19 given. Smoked shf~et with mal. wt. 183,000 wi3 first
extended, keepInF the rvtic, of force to the cross-sectIon
constant. Thus the tncrcn e tl;qc of tho total, plastic, and
high-elnetic defonration wtis det-~rmlned. The specimen was
extended agnin, keepInj-, c~~nstnnt the ratic, of force to the
cross-sectlon as It would have boen An the absence of high-
elastic derormottion. From tEese menzi.-urewnts and the
equation referred tc above, tt-,o visco3ity was 2.5 x 109
poises. 33422

VSSR
.e9jl. pla~;tic pro;trtios vt bird Mort. V. E"
--fLu and T~ 1. 611:t,vx. ('41vid JV'ssv;lW,
15, 9 1 - 6; MW --ATt-, 19 ~- i'4S, 1326!). Cf. this
journ3l. 1V#3, x&s. "28. An J~tiglish transLition of:
this pAper now appears.

15 (7), 15 (9)
AUTHORS: Dogadkin, B. A., Sandomirokiy, D. M., SOV/64-59-5-8/28
Aneshivalina, K. I., Geller, T 1.
TITLE: iroduction and Properties of a Varnish for Rubber Shoes by
Oxidation of Sodium Butadiene Rubber in Solution
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskaya promyshlonnost', 1959, Nr 5; PP 398 - 401 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A. I. Tsvetkov, S. I. Xhodosh, and 0. V. Baksht participated
in the development of the process. In the oxidation of poly--
butadiene rubber or a vulcanizate of sodium butadiene rubber
an oxidation product may be obtained which is utilized as a
film former or serves for the manufacture of adhesive sub-
stances. Oxidation experiments were carried out with sodium
butadiene rubber solutions in white spirit in order to obtain
a varnish for rubber shoes on this basis. The oxidation experi-
ments were made during a continuous passage of air through the
solution. A temperature of 1200 proved to be most suitable when
using 11-12% solutions. The course of the process was determined
as to the viscosity of the solution (Figs 3,4)- Since a tem-
perature increase does not only accelerate the destruction but
also the structure formation, various substances such as ferric
Card 1/3 oleate, or ferric stearate, 2~ captax t 5% benzoic acid, as well

Production and Properties of a Varnish for Rubber SOV/64-59-5-8/28
Shoes by Oxidation of Sodium Butadiene Rubber In
Solution
as pure benzoic acid, polyphenols, RPA-2, "renatsite", etc,
were investigated. The most effective substances were the two
iron salts (3-5 parts by weight/100 parts by weight (sodium
butadiene rubber)) with the aid of which the desired consis-
tency of the 12~ solution of 16 centipoises in 8 hours at 100
(instead of within 15-16 hours at 1200) was attained, thus
forming considerably less peroxide groups and volatile acids.
40 1/hour per I kg of solution was found as the optimum air
supply velocity (at 100-1200) (Pig 5). Experiments with iron
Isotopes showed that in the oxidation iron is linked complete-
ly to sodium butadiene rubberg i.e. it does not only act as
oxygen carrier (which needs further experiments). The influence
exerted by the oxidation period on the properties of the fin-
ished varnish film (Pig 6, diagrams) was investigated. The best
results were obtained from a varnish to which ferric stearate,
2% sulphur, and 2% thiuram (or 4% butyl cymate or 2% carbon-
black)were0added since said varnish dries at 1000 in 30 minutes
(and at 70 in 50 minutes with butyl eymate or carbonblack)and
Card 2/3 exhibits a correspondingly good adhesion on rubber-shoes. On

Production and Properties of a Varnish for Rubber SOV/64-59-5-8/28
Shoes by Oxidation of Sodium Butadiene Rubber in
Solution
the basis of the results obtained in the zavod "Krasnyy Bogatyr"
("Kras.W Bogstyr," Plaut) a suitable plant was designed for the prod-
uction of a varnish for noneured rubber shoes (Fig 8). A de-
scription of the plant is given. There are 8 figures and 6
Soviet references.
Card 3/3

L 25739-6'5 L-PF(C)/E',JP(J)/FdT(m) Pc-4/Pr-4 rim
ACCESSION 14R: AP3001567
AUTHOR: G Sandomirskiy, D. M i )ova, Z. 14., Fodin, an, H. M.
eller, T.
Dogadkin,
TITLE: Ccrtain fC,1tUT-QG of the vulcanization of rubber In latex fom
SOLA)U: Kolloidriyy zhurnal, v. 25, no. 3, 1%3, 291-218
TOPIC TA!~Io: rubber vulcanization, latex, rubber rti!;earch, rijbb~,r mixture
ABSIRACT: ~4aca tho addil.Ryn of sulfur ',,) rubb,~r in latr~,Y may occur as a rc!-,ul,l
oi thv cf sulfur. Tile Eiddition proceeds faster in latex than in a dry film of
the saxre composition. The f crmation of space lattice occurs aL early :;tages of
vulcaniz,ition. It Is concluded that all factorr. which enhince thn number, of col-
lisions oE particles ;,-i the late.- inixture and the officiency of their collisions
age , int,
-is well as aid the transfer of vulcani:~ing, c nts rubber soluble substances
accclera',,~ 'vulc,-.inization- Orig. art. has: 7 figumn.
A ,S I A T I 11oL;)-,orL;kiy Institut tonkcy toklinalcgil. 1-i. M. V.
Olkj-,cow Inmtitute of Fine Chr~m,[Cal Technolt?~'.y)
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USTINOVAP Z.H.; YWIMAN, N.M. 1.,.GELLFR., ,.T,I.; SANDOMIRSKIY, D.M.; DOGADKIH, B.A.
Some particular features of the vulcanization of rubbers as latexes.
Part 2t Part played by zinc oxide " by protective substances. Koll.
zhure 27 no.5:773-779 S-0 165. (MIRA 18:10)
1. Moskovokiy institut tonkoy kh1micheskoy takhnologii Imeni
Lomonooova,

S/ 137/6 Z/000/002-/072/141.
A006/A101
AtYMR.- -Oeller,,V.,
T=1 Hydrogen In iron and its alloys
PERIODICALi Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 2, 1962, 32 - 33, abstract
21194 (V sb. "Korrozion. rastreskivaniye I kbrupkost'll, Moscow,
Mashgiz, 1961,.154 - 165)
TW.- To carry out a quantitative analysis of-hydrogen dissolved In Fe, It
Is Imperative.to remove at first H from the metal. This can be achieved by the
following methods: 1) heating in.a vacuum; b) melting in a vacuum; c) melting
in a vacuum in a tin bath. To determine the amount of gas liberated, pressure,
volume, and the degree of gas oxidation to water vapor snould be measured. The
rate of hydrogen absorption, and Its diffusion In Fe and steel depend,on As, P,
S admixtures, and their compounds act as catalyzers during the penetration of H
into the Fe lattice. A theoretical review on H behavior in metals Is given.
There are 28 references.
(Abstracter's note; Complete translation] Ye. Layner
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"Rational T.,,-~-e of ",*ooden 1,,itticework ror Uc Roofs of rridistria-, iDj.1I,iiuj-,s in the !f-.tal-
rrocensinc 1ndvstr,, .11 T~esl a for degree of Cend T,~chnlcal Sel . Z,_,b. Is Sep 5C,
CcntrFil Sci P.Ps Inst of Industrial Structures
Sui%Tary 71, 4 Sop 52, Dissertations Tresentea ror Derrees 1n_;7c1snce and 'Fneinperinr in
oscow In Ic . From Vechernynya !Ioekva, Jen-Dec 1qrO.
LC,

V A., inzh; LEVIT, M.A., inzh.
Experimental elements of reinforced concrete submerged gates of
hydroelectric pqwer-stations. Gidr. stroi. 32 no.8:31-36 Ag 162.
(Giitesp Hydraulic) (Precast concrete) (MIRA 15:9)

GJLLZR, VvD.; TAKOVLZVA, A.T.
-""Ww"Mm"
Utilization of soluble antigen of dysentery bacteria for enteral
Immunization. Shar.a1kroblol.spid.1 Inmn. no.4s)0-33 Ap 134.
(NM 7:5)
1. Is otdsla, wditsinskoy n1krablologil (saveduyushchly - professor
T.L.Troitskly) Institut opidemiologil I sikrobiologli In. pochetnogo
skadealks 9.1P.Gaulel Akadeali awditsinskikh nauk 3BSR (direktor -
professor T.D.Tlmkov).
Oysentery-Preventive Inoculation) (Antigens and antibodies)

L 226o7-66 hWT(m)/LWP(J)/T 114
ACC HR: AP6005834 SOURCE CODEt UR/0374/65/000/006/0146/0151
AUTHOR: 9AU-er-, V. E. (Kal in in); Vy so t a kaya, Z. P._ (Kal in in);
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Ayzensht yn, EL-N. litlin) I
ORG; none
TITLEt Investigation of orientational drawing of lavean monofilament
.SOURCE: Hekhanika polimerov, no. 6, 1965, 146-151
TOPIC TAGS: polyester plastic, polyethylene plastic, physical
chemistry. property, heat effect, temperature dependence, drawing*
synthetic fiber
ABSTRACT: The paper represents an investigation and comparison of
two versions of orientational drawing of lavaan monofilament, one
being the conventional method of hot water drawing based on the
difference in speeds of rotating discs and the other, the method of
drawing the fiber through the hole of a draw plate, The nature of
tensile and structural propertie has been studied in the
to
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ACC NRz AP6005834
temperature range of 70 to 100C. Orig. art. hasi 9 figures. (Based
on author's abstract)
SUB CODEt 07, Il/ SUBH DATE: 12Apr65/' ORIG REP: 0061
OTH REFs 014/.

1. GELTER, V. 1.
2. USSR (600)
4.. Peat Industry
7. Work practice of the Gluask MTS in mechanizing pent wirning. Dost.sellkhoz.
no.2, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January .1953. Unclassified.

(~E~p Y.-M.; HASHARSKIY, Ye.I.; SEHMRZON, M.E.
Formation of a single-band signal for telemstering. Izv. Sib.
otd. AN SSSR no. llil34-136 162. ?KRA l7t9)
1. Novoaibirskiy elaktrotekhnichookiy institut.