SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GULIN, YE.I. - GULISASHVILI, I.G.

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BRUSYANTSEV, Nikolay Vasillyevich, CHFMOZHUKOV. N. L. doktor tekhn.nauk,
reteenzent. DAVYDOV, P.L. kand.tekhn.nauk, retBenzent, Te.I.
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kand.takhn.nauk, reteenzant, DIRCHENK0. V.S.. knnd.tekhn.nw40re ement,
SHMWAII. M.G., kand.tekhn.nauk, ratuenzent, PAPOK. K-Ke doktor tekhn.
nauk, red.; NAKHIMSON, V.A., red.1zd-vR., UVAROVA, A.799 takhnereds
(Motor vehicle and tractor fuels and lubricants). Avtotraktornyo
topliva i amnsochnve mnterialy. Roakwn, Goo, nnuchno.-tekhu* izd-vo
mashinoBtroit*lit-ry 19-58 . 34o P. (HIM 11:9)
(motor fu~105
(lubrication and lubricants)

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AUTHOR: Sviridov, Yu. B., Candidate of SOV/30-58-9-/-
Technical Sciences
TITLE: Combustion and Formation of the Mixture in Diesel Engines
(Sgoraniye i smeaeobrazovaniye v dizelyakh) Conference
in Moscow (Konferentsiya v Mloskve)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Nr 9, pp. 115 - '117 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Laboratoriya dvigateley Akademii nauk SSSR (Engine
Laboratory of the AS USSR) convened a conference which took
place from June 10 to June 12. Apart from Soviet scientists
from various cities of the USSR scientists from China, the
German Democratic Republic and Czechoslovakia participated
in the conference. Theoretical, experimental and methodical
problems were treated. The following reports were delivered:
I.I.Gershman, 12.I.Gulin spoke about the influence of
spraying on the process of combustion .
V.Ya. Basevich on the empiric law of combustion of fuel
drops in connection with spraying in the air current.
Yu~B.Sviridov, D.I.Ryabov recommended a new diffusion
kinetical model for the ingnition and combustion of
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Combustion and Formation of the Mixture in D-Jesel Engines. SOV/30-58-9-44/51
Conference in Moscow
A.N.Voinov SDoke about self-ignition of homogeneous mixtures.
R.V.Mokhov about the influence of chemical admixtures to
the fuel on retarded ignition in the Diesel engine.
A.S.Sokolik, O.A Machalicky (Czechoslovakian scientist)
reported on the physico-chemical basis of the so-called
M-process in Diesel engines.
N.R.Briling on an improvement of the stroke of Diesel engines
by the construction of motors with short stroke.
A.S.Sokolik, Ye.S.Semenov dealt with the investigation of
the working cycle in the cylinder of the engine by means of
a compensated thermo-anemometer.
M.S.Khovakh investigated the influence of air turbulences
on the torch formation of the fuel in the case of injection
by means of the kinematographical method.
V.Ye. blazing spoke about screening of the intake valve.
B.S.Stechkin about heat production in the engine and its
influence on the stroke.
I.I.Vibe, N.K.Arslanov, Z3T.Minkin, K.I.Genkin and others
reported on the problem mentioned by Stechkin.
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Combustion and Formation of the Mixture in Diesel SOV/30-58-9-44/51
Engines. Conference in Moscow
ignition as basis of a new type of engines.
V.N.Svobodov recommended a new method of controlling
the process of combustion in the Diesel engine.
Films about the process of combustion were shown which
were produced by M.D.Apashey in the Laboratoriya dvigateley
(Engine L,~boratory). The following items were regarded as the
principle tr--nds in the development of Diesel engines:
increase of the power output per liter of the engine by
means of a supercharger, increase of the number of revolutions
as well as fuel concentration. On the occasion of the 100th
anniversary of Rudolf Diesel (Rudollf Dizel) I.A.Men'shikov
spoke about Diesel's life and work..
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AUTHORS: Gavrilov, B. G.,.Gulln, Ye. I., Le-sr,11cov, A. P., Tar,asov,
A. K.
TITLE: Preignition Conversion of Methane Hydrocarbons in
Internal Combustion Engines
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, 1960, Vol _333, Nr 2, up
421-424 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The preignition conversion of paraffins (n-hexane,
n-heptane, n-octane, 2,3-dimethylpentane, 2,2,3-
trimethylbutane, and 2,2,4-trimethylpentane) were in-
vestigated in a one-cylinder Waukesha engine with
adjustable compression ratio. The engine was heated up
by running normally on B-70 gasoline; the ignition
and the gasoline supply was then cut off and the flywheel
turned bl, an electric motor until a pi,edetermired upper
temperature was reached. The supply of the 'Lnvestigated
hydrocarbon was then turned on, the gaseous mixture of
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Preignition Conversion of Methane
Hydrocarbons in Internal Combustion
Engines
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SOV/80-33-2-28/52
compressed without Ignition,and expelled into_a larL-e,
water- or dry ice-cooled flask. The tests were made
at 1,000 rpm, 1100 temperature of the gaseous mixt,,.ire.,
and only a 4.33 compression ratio to avoid the self-
detonation of the mixture. The analysis of the com-
pression products showed that the chief process
occurring in from 150 to 3000 C and 250 to 4000 C wa3
the thermal decomposition of the molecules and the
formation of unsaturated hydrocarbons. Branched
hydrocarbons showed higher stability of the molecular
structure than the normal hydrocarbon5. The rate of
molecule decompo&ion was in direct ratio to the amount
of the hydroperoxides formed and the total oxidizability
of the hydrocarbons. The insignificant amount ofthe
hydrocarbon conversion (about 1%) during the 0.015 sec
time of the compression cycle determines, nevertheless,
the direction and character of the fuel combustion in the
In the engine. There are 2 tables; arid 8 i,efert-nees,

Preignitlon Conversion of Methane 7 7 6 5 _3
Hydrocarbons in Internal Combustion SOV/80-33-2-28../"52
Engines
2 U.S., I U.K., 5 Soviet. The U.S. and U.K. refer-
ences are: A. Fallah, R. Long, F. Garner, Fuel, 1, 4
1952); A. Pahn1ce, P. Cohen, B. Sturgis, Ind. Eng. Chem.,
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6, 5 1024 (1954); G. lappin, Anal. Clhem., 23, 541
(1951~.
ASSOCIATION: A. A. Zhdanov Lenin,,,7-,rad State University (Leningrads'--ciy
gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni A. A. Zhdanova)
SUBMITTED: July 8, 1959
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MOROZOV, Georgi-y Andreyevich; DEMCHENKO, V.S., kand. tokbm. nauk., ro-
tsenzent; GULIN Ye I kand. tekhn. nauk-, red.; YUREEVICII,
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red.~ izd va; 9T -NRVA, O.V., tekhn. red.
[use of sulfurous fuels in diesel enginesl Primonenie sernisty1ch
topliv v dizeliakh. Moskva, Mashgizp 1961. 145 P. (MIRA 14:12)
(Diesel fuels)

S/080/62/035/004/017/022
D244/D301
AUTHORS: Bychkova, M. K., Gavrilov, B. G., _~~~~a nd
Lesnikov, A. P.
TITLE: Pre-flame conversion of hydrocarbons in diesel en,mines
at the critical stages of compression
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prijkladnoy khimii, V. 35, no. 4, 1962, 892-896
TEXT: The authors investigated pre-flame reactions in compression
ignition engines. The following fuels were used: (10 (GV)-v,-.tcUJni t,,U13
oil,,f11,11- (LKG)-light catalytic ga8 oil,J~(_ (DS)-upecial dicuel fuel,
7F(,---j (TS-1) fuel for reaction engine jj (DL)- s ummer diesel fuel,
I.I~i-Li(II-IN)-isome't'hane-naphtliene hydrocarbons, n-cetane,(,f-methyl
V T
naphthalene, undecane and dodecane. The experiments were conducted
in a standard engine !47-0-3(IT9-3)- Samples of condensed gases from
the combust ion' chamber were extracted into a Bunsen flask attached
to a side tube fixed to the exhaust Pipe. The condensate was aria-
lyzed for unsaturated and oxygen-containing compounds of all typea.
In all experiments the main pre-flame conversion process was the
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Pre-flame conversion of ... D244/D301
destructJLon of hydrocarbon molocules undor the influence of hoat
O-L compression, accompanied by the formation of unuaturatcd hydro-
carbons. The final conversion depended on the hydrocarbon compo-
sition of the fuels and in particular on their content of normal
hydrocarbons. Isomethane-naphthene hydrocarbons were converted to '.I
much smaller extent than the normal hydrocarbons. The latter tMVe t
large quantity of unsatUrated compounds and oxidiation prodUCtS ~.It
relatively small degrees of compression and low temperatures. Ex-
c~,Dtional stability was shown by(X-methyl naphthalene. For the nor-
mal hydrocarbons the stability decreased with their molecular -acight.
For all fuels the conversion reactions took place in -the t;azeouo
phase. In the pre-flame pQriod the degree of fuel conversion aas)
directly proportional to its vapor pressure in the combustion cham-
ber. '-There are 1 table and 13 references: 8 Soviet-bloc and 5 non-
Soviet-bloc. The 4 most recent references to the EngLish-lan6uage
publications read as follows: E. Retaillian, M. Richerds and C.
Jones, Am. Scient., 39, '056, (1951); M. Corzilius, D. Du-3 -and D.
Pa8tell, S; A. B., 61 (1953); P. Garner, Fuel, 25, (19M; M.
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D244/.D301
R. Davi,3 a;-Id IR. Friedel, IIT- 'World Petroleum Congress, Section VII,
( 5 1 ) -
SUBJ:i!TTED: November 1, 1960
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INVENTOR: Gulin, Ye. I.; Bol'shakov, G. F.
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ORG: none
TITLE: DevLce for determining the saturated vapor pressure of liould fuels. ~Class 42
41
No. 178150kannounc by Military AcademX of Logistics and Trans Tvoyennaya
akademiya tyla i transport_)
SOURCE: Izobreten'i~ii, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 2, 1966,: 108-~-109
TOPIC TAGS: liquid fuel, pressure measuring instrument,.vapor pressure
ABSTRACT: The proposed device confaing a fuel tank located in a thermostatj~* mesa-
uring 871 tem,.and a.pressure gage (see Fig. 1). To find the real saturated:vap6r
pressur j theluel tank is made in the form of a v-shaped tube; one side of the tube
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"Some Problems of Radiometry," Utilization of Radioactive Isotopes & Emanations
in the Petroleum Industry (Symposium), Min. Petroleum Industry USSR, 1957.
Results of the Joint Session of the Technical Council of Min of the Petroleum
Industry USSR and Soviet Sci and Technical. Association, Moscow 14-19 Mar 1956.

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BAY'P,MBITOV,F GULIN, Yu.A.
Curve configuration of gamma logging. Prikl. geofiz. no.17:265-273
157, (KIRA 11:2)
(Nuclear geophysics)
(Gamma rays)

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BAYFABITOV,F.G.; GULIN, Yu..A.; DYADKIN, I.G.
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Experience in using gamm-gamme.logging In Bashkiria. Prikl. geofix.
no-17:284-292 157. (KIM 11:2)
(Bashkiria--Oil well logging, Radiation)

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PHASE I 'ROOK EXPLOITATION 749
Bar3ukev, Oleg Aleksandrovjch*;-~Blinova, Nina 141kiiaylevna; Vybornylch,
Sergey Fedorovich; Gulii, Drly Aleksandrovich; Dakhnov, Vladimir
Nilcolayevich; Larionov, Vyacheslav Vasillyevich; Kholin, Arkadly
Ivanovich
Radtoaktivnyye metody issledovaniya neftyanykh I gazovykh skvazhin
(Radioactive Methods for Exploring Oil and Gas wells) Moscow,
Gostoptekhizdat, 1958. 314 P. 5,000 copies printed.
Reviewers: Tarkhov, A.G., Doctor of Physical and Matiltematical Sciences,
Professor, Department of Ore Geophysics of the Sverdlovsk Mining
Inotitute iment V-V- Vakhrusheva; Executive Ed.: Shorokhova, L.I.;
Tech. Ed.: Polosina, A.S.
PURPOSE: The book was authorized as a textbook by the Ministry of
Higher Education for students of geological and geophysical sections
at petroleum vuzes. It is also intended as a handbook for geologists
and geophysicists dealing with the theory and techniques of modern
radioactive methods of oil well exploration.
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'Radioactive Methods for Exploring (Cont.) 749
COVERAGE: The authors stress the physical prirv.-.tples of radiora.~try
of oil and gas wells, describe the operation of radiometric instru-
ments and measuring procedures, and interpret the obtained data.
In 1953, the authors working at the Laborutoriya Rad1oakt1vnyk_h
Metodov Issledovaniya Skvazhin (Laborat3r-y or Radioactive Oil Well
Logging) or the Moscow Petvoleum Iriatit!_,te were the first to solve
one of the most important problems, i.e., the use of radioactive
methods to determine the location of oilfield water in cased wells.
The authors developed the radioactlve isotope tizathod and the
special modifications of neutron methods for well surveying which
have been used extensively by industry since 1954 in 'the explora-
tion of petroleum resources. A method using sodium activation to
establish the location of oilfield water was developed in 1954 at
the Petroleum Institute of the USSR AeadenW of Sciences.
N.M. Blinov wrote chapter I; V.N. Dakhnov, the introduction and
chapters II, V, and VII; A.I. Kholin, chapter III; O.M. Arutinov,
O.A. Barsukov, Ya. Ya. Gorskiy, and V.V. Larionov, chapter IV;
V.V. Larionov and A.I. Kholin, chapter VI; Yu.A. Gulin and
I.I. Felldman, chapter VII; O.A. Barsukov ancT-K-.K-.--�i_rsukov,
chapter VIII: O.A. Barsukov, chapter IX; O.A. Barsukov and
A.I. Kholin, chapter X; and S.F. Vybornykh, chapter XI. There are
66 references scattered through the book, 37 of which are Soviet,
and the rest English. The book contalris 21 tables and 146 drawings.
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BAYEMBITOV, F.G.; GULIN, Yu.A.; DYADIKIN, I.G.
Determining the height of the rising cement solution in wells
by the data of gams-gamna logging. Rasyed.i prom.geofiz.
no.32:38-42 059. (NIFA 13:4)
(Oil woll, logging. Radiation)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION S07151592
Vae305qlznoy,~ soveshchaniye po vnedrenlyu radioalct-'vnykh izatopov I
yadernyl(h lzlucheniy v narodnom kho,-,yayutve SSSR. Riga, 1960.
Radioaktivnyye lzotopy i yadernyye izlucheniya v naradnom
k-hozyayatve SSSR; trudy Vaesoyuznogo noveahchanlya 12 - 16
aprelya 1960 g. g. Riga, v 4 tomalch. t. 11: ' Poiski, razvadVa
I razrabotka polezny1di itilcopayemykh (Radioactive lootopea and
Nuclear Radiation in the National Economy oe the USSR; Tran-
5actions on the Symposium Held in Riga, April 12 - 16, 1960. In
4 volumes. v 4: Proapecting,Surveying, and PUnin or mun-'
e-ral Depozit,
) Moncow, Gostoptekhi'zdat, 1961. 28 P. 3,64o
eoples printed.
Sponcoring Agency: Gosudarstvennyl nauchno-tek~.niche.~'~cly,ko-,iitet
Soveta MInistrov SSSR. Gosudarstvannyy komitet Soveta'Minio-trov
SSSR po IspolIzovaniyu atomnoy energli
Edo. (Title page): N. A. Petrov, L. I. Petrenico, and P. S. Savlt,_~kly;
ed. of this volume: M. A. Speranakiy; Scientific ed.. 14. A.
Speranskiy; Executive Edo.: N. N. KuzImina and A. G. Ionell.-
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Radioactive Isotopes and Nuclear (cont.) SG"r/,- vg?
Tech. Ed.: A. S. Polo:31na.
PURPOSE : The bcok is Intended for engineer:~ and -o~hW,1t:,.an3
dealing with the problems Involved in the applicatlcn of
radioactive IzotlopcB and nuclear radiation.
COVEFRAGE: This collection of 39 artlc'P3 is Vol. 4 ci, fte
tix,j of tho All-Unlon Conference of the introduct-lon of hailo-
active Inotopco and Nuclear Reaction!) in Ithe Nnt.l,,nall
of the USSH. The Conference was called hv f-h- Clo--ular5tv-~nnyy
nauchnc-N.~khni-:heskly kornitet Sovet MinistrovOS'Sp. (State
Scientific-Technical Committee of the Coun,~11 ole P'Jn13ter~-: of
the USSR), Academy of Scic)-ices USSR, Goarlan SSSR i .'Itatp 1111anning
Committoe of the Council of M-In-Inters of the '723R),
nyy komitet S-cveta Ministrov SSSR po avtomatiza-A-1. math-,no-
stroyeniyu (State Committee of the Council of DILnIsters of the
USSR for Automation and Machine Building),and the Ccunc,111 of
Milnl3ters of the Latvian SSR. The reportn summarized In thia
publication'dEal with the advantages, prospects, and
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Radioactive lsoLopc3 and Nuclear (Cont.) 307/5592
development of radioactiva methods used in pro2pecting., -,ur-
veying, and mininG of orea. Individual reporti pre3ent. the
resultz of the latest scientific research on the development
and improvement of the theory, methodology,, amL technolocy of
radiometric investigations. Application of raUcactive methods
in the field of enZlneerin." geology, hydrology, and the cnn-
trol of ore enrichment proceszes is analyzed. "No personalitle-2
are mentlonxL There are no references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Aleksoyev, F. A. Present State and Future Prospectn of Applying
the Methcd-- of Nuclear Geophysics in Prospecting, Surveying,. anq
%Uning of Minerals 5
Bulashovich, Yu. P., G. DI. Voskoboynikov, and L. 7. Muzyukin.
Neutron and Gwnma-Ray Logging at Ore and Coal Deposits 19
Gordeyev, Yu. I., A. A. Mukher,and D. M. Srebrodolskiy. The
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Radloactiva izolopes and Nuclear (Cont.)
F
I-elldiman, B. Ye., and L. Z. T21av. Dott.:i7afnln~., 11.i- Lol- C C
the Contact Zone of 011-De-aring and
Dado by the induced Activity Mathod
Zhuvagin, I. G., and Yu. A. Akchazlyanov. Ui~e of Radloa.'.tlve
Iaotopes in a New Z.:,,thod for Controlling the cf a
Hydraulic Rupture of 'the Bed 10()
Gulin Al A., D. A. Bern3htcyn, and Yu. I. Sokolov. New
ment for the inve3tiGatlon of ln-~ (7Er . DIF
tribution Behind the Column In the Reinforced Bcr~,hr'lel 1A)
Vasillyeva, N. A., E. V. Sokolowkly, and V. N. Maydobor. U."e
of Radioactive Hydrogen-Tritium isotop:! In Lynlorntlon and E.*,*..
ploitation of Oil Deposits for Control of Water Yovement. Along
the Bed !:-5
Soyfer, V. N. Method fo'r Determin",ng the Natural TrItlum as
a Means of Solving . Hydrogeological and Hydroongtrieering
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_~UTT-__ORS eks,-Yev, P. A - Yu. A. , Dakhnov, V. P1 e -
rov, G. N. and S.
T 1 T LE Use of methods of atomic physics In ~;eexlz~ and ex-
4 ng
ploitincr oil and .-as
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PEPiIODICAL: Reforlativnyy Zhurnal, GoofiziktL, 110. 5, 1962, 39,' ab-
stract 5A294 (V. sb. 5-y MazhdLIM11'. ne-ft. kongress,
v.I, K., Gostopteilchizdat, 19061, 325-338) Ile
TEXT: The resul-ts of the aliplication of radiocactive methods in the
0_41 a-nd gas industry' are reviewed. The accuracy of estimating t.-.,e
rock, porosity from radiodctivity log Yin- data depends on a number
of causes of a -eolo--,-ic and -a ~Vectonic character: T.-e saiinit"y of
L,he s6ratal waiers and the drillinty solution, the chemical compo-
I?
sitiol- of the rocks, borehole design, the position of the ins-uru-
ment- -in it, etc. The depth potential of all radioactivity lol-ging
methods is very small: In neutron-gamma logging, it, comprises 10 -
-30 cm, while in gamma-gamma logging .4t is 5 - 8 cm. It is noted
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Use o' methods ... D228/D307
that porosity melasure:,~.on t8 4-1-1e, lo,-7ing and t1ae ne----
6ron-neutron logging methods are more sensitive t'han neutron-ga=-~,
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loglgli.ng, especially in the region of high porosity values. Side by
side vii-.h, -6he advanta-Des of The methods of neutron_,neutron lolgg~nc.
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and gamna-,-amma logging against neutron-gamma logging (the abzence
of any influence of the mineralization of stratal waters and drill-
ino solutions on the readings, the hi-,h sensitivity) tkeir have -an
essential defect -- to wit, the strong influence of the boreho"Le
design on the measurements reSUItS. The re-IiJbility of Z;Iae re*U!-~;$
ol' porosity determinations rises consid~,rably if a con.1plex, con-
sistin'-'r of neutron-neutron and ga-.wa-.-,,:imma logg-Ing, is ucad. A
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comz)-lex device, whose design is given and which ensures the simul-
4.
,.anaous recording of neuICron-neutron and -amma-a-M-11a loggln6, d~.a-
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g-rams, hag recently bedn developed; it is intended for obtair-i-q-
data about the rock porosity in unstre-.8thened wells. The movemen-.
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f the oil-water and the gas-liquid contact zone dur'Lnv, the exploi-
~ U C.)
tation of oil and 7as fields can ,be successful!-,,- follo~-.red by means
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of -_.-..diometric methods. The most sensitive m,,athod of serjaratJng
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_Sand and carbonate beds into the oil- and water-bearing parts a,~
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Use of methods D228/D307
the )rets,:~nt ti-mc. is the induced activity teC~.-
~jque, whose survey
do-o-6h amou,'Y.-s to 15 - 20 cm. The methods of neutro2i,gamma logt~ing
and noutron-neutron are less sensitive; they are bein-
00- U.
u~jed L-n fie-!ds with sandy collectors, satur,ated v:ith highly
ni,rallized stratad watero containing more th~ni !50 g/" of XaCl.
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the present time it has becon;e oossiole to deu .Ine quite rapidly
and accurately -Uhe content of Al, Na, Cl, Si, Ca, M6, Fe, Cu, 3r,
Dy, ._Eu, V, and othor elements in rock, samples by rad-Joactive
-'ethods, usi"ng poworl'ul neutron sources. Radioactive isotopes are
being a-,)jlied in oil-industrial practice to cont-rol a well's tech-
nical state, to fracture beds hydraulically, an 'd to solve other
,geolo-rico-technical problems in petroleum extraction. Research
;n~o the oossibility of applyin,~ radiometry lor direct oil and
U
_Iras searches is cit-ed. Tt established that in the vic4nity of
CD, - L, - - Ij
oil 1"Ields .-adiometric anomali'les are a particular case of the ga-
nerail geochemical anomaly indigenous to the la-tter. Hence the ra-
diometric met-,-.od should be considered as a compo!3i've part o'L' the
radio-eochemical procedure for seeking oil and -as fields. Z-Ab-
st-racter's note: Complete translation. 7
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GULDIA, A.A.; MATUJPOV, R.,- ZHBANKOVq R.G.; KF(YAZHEV, Yu,,G.; ROGOVIIN, Z.A.
Study of the st-ructure of cellulose-polystyrene copnlymemrby
infrared spectroscopy. Vy-sokom. soed. 6 zio.1191997-2001 ", 164
(M.L RA 18 22)
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TITLE: SynthIe propei-t-106 ot 0, pouldokll 'I tyri,
sis and study of the IN
eskays takhno 0g- 1 2,
SOURCE: - 1VUZ. Hbimiya I khimtch I
ya, V.
()poNj*o6r~
TOPIC TAGS: dellul6se plastic polyatyreAe'~ g~~J~ !ymer~ ~6
_09po
The method 0 s-
ABSTRACT: f s'ynth~6181,u 0- isibleti wry
under mild conifitions Inan aqueous'niedium Without 61in e0t
ultah ~ Whon~p~
tion. Cellulose was alkylatdd with 4A-hydroxyethyls~lfDuyi-.2.~"~lhooMs
the amino group was then diazotized, s~d.:the--diaioi g wlls~ rooacei
roup
presence of the styrene monomer, present in an:aqueous emtdoi4~.
merization. took place In argon In sdaled ampoules. 110 effect otthe
reaction time on the composition of.the~,copolymeka ts'discOaseds
obtained were quite hydrophobic,, and this hydiophobleity ciua6ihen
to attack by mineral acids (hydrolysis by H2?W4) thad tke 6fl&go'; I
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nd was found that Under the oonditt6nd of aynthesla:emvloyed.~~ the 4 of pol"aw, 0-1
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- GTJLINA.,-.,A4..; LIVSHITS, R.M.; ROGOVIN, Z.A.
Synthesis of graft copolymers of cellulose on the redcx system cel-
lulose - Fe2 - H202. Khim. volok. no.3:29-32 165. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Moskovskiy tekstiltnyy institut.

L "-66 &n(m)1W(c)1EWP(J)/T1FWA(c) RPL WWIRH
ACCESSION NRt AP5022596 TjR/blqo/65/ba7/boqA52qA534
541.64+66147294-678.745 -z
AUTHORSt Gulinaj A. A,j Livehits, R, M,j Rogovin, Z, At
TITLEt Synthesis of celluloselpoinor I a In the pressl~'
1-2nitriJ fraft cop2jZ"r_
of the oxidation-reduction system cellulose _ F02 _ 2. Investigation of
..the influence of differenVinitiation conditions on the coefficient of polynarlso-
tion of polyacrylonitrile and on the degree of cellulose conversion
SOURCE: Vysokomoleku3:yarnM sclyedineniya, v, 79 no. 9p 19650 1529-1534
TOPIC TAGSt polyacrylonitriles, polymer, resin, cellulose, copolyserp graft
polymer
ABSTRACTs The factors influencing the coefficient of polywrization In the ayn-
thesis ef cellulose-polyacrylonitrile graft copolymers and the effect of different
initiating conditions on the degree of cellulose convers!,on have been studied.
The synthesis was carried according to the,nothod previously reported by the
authors (Khimich. volokna,, 196% 3, 1965). The experimatal results are shown
graphically in Fig. 1 on the Enclosure. A x"hanism, for the synthesis of graft
copolymers in the presence of aellulose- Fe %02 is proposed, It van found
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the krafting method and that the degree of cellulose conversion Im mom cases
reached the value of WA. Orig. art. hass I table, I graph# and 7 oquatUns,
ASSOCIATIONs Monkovskly tekstil'n'yy Imetitut (Weem Textile ImUtute)
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acrylonitrile (1). its conversion (J#) coefficient of polymeridtion
KP of grafted polyacrylonitrile PAN (b
3 , and the degree of cellulose
conversion (2). Reaction conditionst 600, liquor ration 50, acryl-;
onitrile concentration 3.5%. H concentration O.OD3%. A- quantity
202
of grafted po2yacrylonitrile weight % in respect to collulose, B- do-
gree of cellulose conversion %
i ccrd4

Y;_~;,-,- ROG")VIN., ZA'.
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- . PL-,4knvsk-:'LY- iAsl'-~'Llnyy institut, kafedr% kh-A.milchesk..kh volokon.

L 30171-.66 EMP(j)/PVr6r)JT RY/V4
AC~ NR. JW 6009879 SOURCE CODE: UR/04l3/66/ooo/oo4/00'T0/0O7O
INVENTOR: Gulina, A. A. ; Domiteyeva, I. A. ; Livs1iits, R. M. ; Ragovin, Z. A.
2
ORG: none
ymers/1 Clas ?F17V
TITLE: Preparation of graft copol s 39, No. 178(
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 4, 1966, 70
TOPIC TAGS. copolymer, graft copolymer, redox oyatem, vinyl monomer
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued describing a method of preparing
graft copolymer in the presence of the redox system: metal of variable valence and
oxidizer. To increase the reaction rate and lower the reaction modulus and tempera-
ture, the process is conducted in aqueous emulsions of the monomer in the presence
of an emulsifier. [LDI
SUB CODE: l1/ SUBM DATE: 14Nov64
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Prolapse
158,
of the bladder Into the scrotum. Urologila 23 no.6:53-54 N-D
(Katk 11:12)
1. Is khirurgicheakogo otdolonlya (nauchnyy rukovoditall
Iftyat) Moskovskoy gorodskoy klinicheskoy bollaitay No.5-
3.1. Khttrina),
WARM, die.
prolapme In sorotal hernia (Rus
(HBUTA INGUIUL. compl.
scrotal with bladder prolapse (Has))
- prof. V.S.
(glavvy vrach

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VIKITMT, A. M.; GULINA, L. A.
Intestines - Tumors, [kylkin's Disease
Isolated lymphogranulomatosis of the small intestine. ArMiiv nat. 13 no. 6, 1951.
(Moskva) Iz kafedry patologicheskoy c-natomii (zav.- prof.6 1. V. Davydovskiy)
2-go Moskovskogo meditsinskogo
Monthly List of Suggian Accessions, Library of Congre7s, April. 1952. UNCLAIS)IFIED
institutz imeni I. V. Stalina red. 5 April 1950

GULINA, L.A.. kandidat maditainskikh nauk
Report on morphological conferences of the Department of
Pathoanatomy of the Second Moscow Stalin State Medical
Institute, hold In 1952. Arkh.pat. 17 n0-3:87-92 JI-S 155.
(PATHOLOGY) (MLRA 8:12)

GU L 1 iV.
1z; MWAIK
C,onfereacea on morpbology s-.)vrisered by the Deoa-,,:nent of PAtho-
anatomy of the 1;econd lledic~!l Institute and Moscow -'rouectors
during 1953. Arkh.pat. 19 nc,-61-83-8? '57. l[L"RA 'A 0: 10)
k-
1. Sokretarl morfologicheskikh kanferentely
(ANATOMY. THO LCU"Ir. L)

DAVYOVSKIY I V - DANILOVA, Y M - GULINA L A , PORROVSKAYI, L.Ya.
PnTkIT*SW*, N.N.; TINY'Al~O~,--Tu-.-G7.j"----kli&~, Z.Ye.; CHESNOKOVA) S.A.
Experimental morphological analysis of tissue systems of the body
in "decorticated" animaloo Arkh, pat. 22 noo 018-34 '60-
(CEREBRAL CORTEX)
(MIRA 14: 1)

KOGAN, B.B.; KHODZHARIROVA, V.S.; GULINAq L.Aojk -ZEIDA14OV, V.S.
Diabetic glomerulosclerosis. Terap. aro. 32 no. 3:52-60 Mr 160.
(MIRA 14:1)
(DIABETES) (KIDNEYS-DISEPUSAS)

DAVYDOVSKIYJ I.V.; GULITIAj L,A~-
Problem of atherosclerosis. Arkh. pat. 23 no. 1:2-23 161.
(MM 14:1)
(ARTERIOSCLEROSIS)

DAVYDOVSKIYq I.V.; GULDIA, L.A.; OZARATv A.I. (Mookva)
Pathogenesis of atherosclerosis in the light of morphological
data* Arkh.pate no*7tlO-18 1629 (MIRA 15:9)
1. Is kafeft patologichookoy avatomii (sav. - doystritelln"
chlen AMIi SSSR prof. I.V. Davydow ki ) 11 Noskovskogo meditain-
I I
skogo institute. imeni 14.1. Pirogovaa Trektor - dotsent M.G.
Sirotkina),
(AR78RIMCIZROSIS)

GULIMI, N.S.
Case of extraction of tapeworm with duodenal catheter. Med. parazit.,
14oakva no.1:98-99 Jan-Feb 1953- (CLUL 24:4)
'I. Of t~e Infootimis Division of the Hospital of Bereanikov Therapeutic
Amalgamation (Head Physician - A. V. Merinov).

- I I' :, : ` - - ~ J- ;"-
- "
GULINA, O.M. (Gortkiy)
Calorimetrid determination of lead in the urine. Gig. truda
i prof. zab. 4 no.11:5&60 N 160. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Institut gigiyany truda, i professionalInfth bolezney.
(URINE-4ULYSIS AM PATHOLOGY)
(LEAD 114 THE BODT)

ASHIAM) F;.[.; GUIANA) KO'fC-,fLOVA, A.P.
Changes in the blood proteirw in pnerumonclurosis ccauijed by
toxic cheirdcals. Trudy GIGT no.9.-157-170 102. (1,111tr- 1,.":g)

SHWLEVA, V.S., kand. med. nauk; GULINA, O.M.
Increase of* the histamine content in plasma of epidemic hepatitis
patients. Sov. med. 28 no.5:84-86 My 165. (KIRA 18: 5)
1. Kafedra infektsionnykh bolezney (zav. - prof. S.N.Sorirson)
Gor1kovskogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni Kirova.

KAVETSKIY, S.P.; GULD& V.R.- RAUSHENBAKH, 1.0.; 1ffBKIRtL, M.P.
Some results achieved and possibilities for further study of '
catastrophic floods resulting from rains. Trudy KazNIGMI
no.12:81-94 159. (HIRk 13:5)
(Trans-Ili Ala-Tau-Rain and rainfall)
(Alm-Ata region--?looda)

ACC NRs AP6034032 SOURCE CODE: UR/0342/66/000/010/0052/0054*"'I
AUTHOR: Nessonova, G. D. (Docent)~ Gulinkina, I. R. (Assistant); Harliova, G. B.
(Docent); Grinevich, K. P. ~Chief or Lal)oratoryT--
ORG: (Nessonova and Gulinkinal Moscow Textile Institute (Noskavekiy tekstilloyy
institut)
TITLE: flydrophoiing properties ofpolyalkyl- 6r polyaryl-siloxones
SOURCE; Tekstil'naya pron7shlennost', no. 10, 1966, 52-54
TOPIC TAGS: hydropholing, silicone, cotton fabric, silicone emulsion, water
repellency, F".4-mle- C'ovrAi6L . 7-exr/.ce 9-6-VE--weoc~
ABSTRACT: A study has been made of the hydropholing of cotton fabrjcs with 4queous
emulsions of polymethyl-, polyethyl- or polyphenysiloxane (GKzh24MP(Kzh94 or GKzh9
respectively) stabilized with such emulsifiers as Sollvar [poly(vinyl alcohol)
containing 10-15% a6tate groups). Alksmon )K-2, OPT-type compounds or gelatin.
The silicones were used in the form of aqueous emulsions because their solutions in
toxic and inflam~j3ble organ'c solvents cannot be used in the textile industry. The
water-repellen2ye? cottonKbric impregnated with silicone emulsions was equal
to that of fabrics impregnated with silicone solutions. The best results were
obtained in aklaine baths containing about 3% silicone. At 140-150C impregnation
proceeded rapidly regardless of the nature of the radical. The -axiom water-
2

ACC NRt AP6034032
repellency of fabrics impregnated at 18-20C with polymethyl- or polyethylgiloxanes
was obtained after 7-10 days, but that of fabrics iinpregnated with polyphenyl-
siloxane was attained after 50--60 days. Treatment of isprepated,fabrics with
soap and soda lowered their water-repellency. However, this process was shown to
be reversible, and the initial properties were recovered by beating the treated
fabrics to 130--150C for 10-20 mUn oi by ironing for 2-3 min. 20rig. art. has.:
3 figures and I table.
BUD CODE: _U/ SUBK DATE: none/ ORIG REF: 002/ OTH-RET: 001/
Card

j..Yd., r, o t i -i -~C:
Use of ri~ycnt.,; .,'or l.rintjxi,,
60 0 16~ .
~ C.- m -.]r r ~ I - Obn r - -i as) C(lc V~ 1. t~,~l -i-, -1.11 ~: ti. tu t rjl. - C'- 'c:::*
ov Imisiteley imeni K.Ya. Voroshilova (MOFA).

SERGEMA, Z.I.; SHTERN, I.Ya.; KUZ'MMA, N.L.; EUVINA, S.M.,
Prinimali uchastiye: SPIMINA, V.I,; SAMSONOVp V.D.; GUL.INKINA, I.R.
Dyeing of elastic foam polyurethan and the application of a printed
pattern to it. Plast.massy no.2:25-27 262. . .. (MIRA 15:2)
(Plastics) (Polyurethan)

GULINOVA, L. [Hulinovaj L.J. kand.tokhn.nauk; BOODANO'VICH,. G. (Bohdanovvchv H.].
DOBROVA,, A.. IN6,; TORCHM"KAYA, S. (Torchynalka S.It inzh,
Causes of the deformation of gyps= concrete slabs manufactured by the
rolling method. Bud. mat. i konstr. 4 no.1:39--40 J&-F 162.
(KERA 15:7)
(Conc:rete slabe)

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highest activity as expressed by the beat produced in its
reaction with Ca(OH),. Alf02 (AI(OH)j) retains its ac-
tivity tip to a calcining temp. of SOO*, above which the
activity decreases and reaches 0 on calcination at 1000'.
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temp. or 600', above which the activity dintittishes rapidly.
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Mpan.P.Lo, end OnUr-.,, . L Go Qkdaltig-
NETHDD Or CORMUIM. MAMMICAL
0=31. Byunv Vne"ass' Rhino, ObohChOstfts' 1939
(7) 14-10.-Thq autborg j=restipted the relation between
the calcining temperature (up to 1700')of dolomite and
line and Us amount of host evolved whss lnt*r&ctizg with
water and the relation between the calcining temperature
or as gae altic and the beat evolved during the dissolving
of the components. A diphsaylasthaft Bunsell type
calorimeter was used. Not only the quality (activity)
of the product but oleo the temperature to which the
material of the given composition bad been calcined can
be determined by this method ffts the therinal effect of
the hydration of C&O and calcined dolomite or that of tA*
dissolving of magnesite In XICI.

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;,ez!
V~eL-, 4-o
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lit
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(
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~illnl mn lit call tit Atied by Mic
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t lu d
(CL604.2%)' Ill ~ a ullt ~ mill 4:4y! 1 wet dr! d"
-%11 b ! ,
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strength of such centent Is dtkL, to it.4 at I)~

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fatit. wins. and to:Teervituilize. a duts; ItL
car"pleve the~rcvrysltl- p 55, ffim
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KCRNILOVICH, Yu.Ye.; GULINOVA, L.G.
Calcium saccharates me plasticizer for cement mortnra and concretes.
Rate. i lxobr.predl. v strol. no.137:18-19 156. (Km 9:9)
(Concrete) (Saccharic said)

GULINOVA, L.G., kand.tekhn. nauk; SKATTNSM, V.I., kand.teklin.muk;
TROTSKO, T.T., inzh.
Large autoclave-hardened silicate wall blocks. Nov. v stroi. takh.
no.12:65-90 157. (MIU 11: 1)
(Building blocks) (Silicates)

C-i L-~ \ vt \ C ~,' ~- I L, ~(' -1
GULINdVA. L.6., kand.tekhn.nauk; ZAIONCHKOVSKIY, B.F., kand.takhn.
-W~ HIR&MWCHINSKAYA, St-.. inzh.
Experimental manufacture of large gypsum concrete wall blocks.
Nov. v stroi. tekh. no.12:91-109 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(Concrete blocks)

GULINOVA. Isries Grigorlyevns, Vand.tekhvi.nnuk: KORKWVICH. Yuriy
Yevgonlyovich, Imnd.tekhn.nauk; SKATYIISKIY. Viktor losiftvich,
Icand. tekh.r)auk; BUDHIKOV, P.P., akademik. red.; TEPLYAKOVA. A.,
red.: ZELENKOVA. Ye.. tek-hn.red.
[Technology of antoclave building materials] Tokhnologtia avto-
klavnykh strottelinykh materialov. Pod red. P.P.Budaikove. 11yev,
Goo.izd-vo lit-ry po stroit. i arkhit. USSR. 1958. 254 P.
(MIRA 11:7)
1, Alwdemiya nauk UM (for BtAnikov)
(Building materials)

.OULINOVA, L.G., kand. tOkhn. nauk; TROTSKO, T.T., I,zizh.
Lowering the expenditure of lime in making autoclave-hardened
silicate products. Novo v prosve strol. mat. no-1:5-12 '59.
(MIRA 12:12)
(Silicate@) (Lime)

(RJLINDVA. L.G., kand.tekhn.nauk; BOGDANOVIGH, G.N., inzh.; TORCHINSUU,
'S-.K_.~_inzh.; DOBFDVA. A.T., inzh.; HAWRN=VA, N.M., insh.
Using gypsum-concrete based on various aggregates in afticizic
large-panel rolled partitions. Stroismato 6 n0-2:7-9 F '60.
(KIRA 13W
(Concrete) NUO

GULINOVAj L.G., kand.tekhn.nauk; BOGDAXOVICII, G.N. in2b.
VwkUC. out a produstion technology for gypmmn.-perlite heat-
insulating products. Stroi-mat. 7 noa:9-12 IN 161. kmIRA 14:3)
(Insulation(Reat))

BUDNIKOV, P.P.,- akademik; GULINOVAI, L.G.p kand. tekhn. nauk;
TROTSKOP T.T,., kand. tekhn. nauk; ARTEMTSEV, V.P., inzh.;
MARCffMOVA.. N.M., litzh.
Obtaining sUicate-olail concrete products using two-stage
bydrothermal hardening. Stroi. mat. 9 no.5:8-9 My '63.
(M]NA 16: 7)
1. Akademiya nauk UkrSSR (for &Wnikov).
(San&lime products)

MIKUYLOV, A.N., otv.red.; SAKULINSKAYA, M.G., otv.red.; GLm;WpVAq N.V.,
nauchnyy sotradnik. retsenzent; XACHAMA, O.L., nsuchny7 i3otradnik,
retsenzent; POPOVSrAYA, O.K., nauchnyy motrudnik, reteenzent;
POBETOVA, T.A., nauchnyy notrudnik, reteenzent; RUMEV, V.H.,
nauchnyy sotrudnik, retsenzent; SAYZDA , S.F., nsuchnyy sotrudnik.
reteenzent; USMOVA. T.V.. red.; TTADIMIROT, O.G.. tekha.red.
EAgroclimatic referenos book on Chavashial Agroklimatichaskii
spravochnik po Chuvashokoi ASSR. Leningrad, Gidrometeor.izd-yo,
1960. 127 p. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Gorkiy. Gidrowtoorcilogichookeya obeervatoriya. 2. Mntrallnyy
institut prognozov (for Oulinovs. Kschayevs. Popovskaya. Pobetova,
Rudnev. Sovzdarg).
(Ouvashim-Crops and climate)

GULIWVA, N.V...,- PROTSEROV, A.V.,, TSIRKOV, YU.I.
"Agroclimatology in agriculture.0
Report subndtted to the Conf, on the Appliciition of Science and Technology
for the 1knefit of the Less Dgvelopod Areaso
Geneva., SwitrerlmA 4-20 FebluITY 1963

GULINOVA, N.V.
1 5
Phenological mappIng. "'Yli-4y TSIF no,14(`-Je~~-4f. I ~1~1 I ( t.f! r. 19 : 7 )
1, U ~,A

GULISASHVILI, A.A.; KOCHINASHVILI, L., red.; MA-KIIARADZE, T.,
. ied.
(Point, straight line, plane) Tochka,
Tbilisi, Izd-vo Grusinskogo politekhn.
priamaia ploskoet'.
in-ta, 1959. 119 P.
(MIRA 16:10)
(Geometry, Plane)

STAROVEROV, I.G., otv. red.; YASITREBOV, M.M., zam. otv. red.;
VERKHODAVOV, M.Kh., red.; GULISHP14BAROV, F.M.. r-ri.:
OSTFOVJ, I.G., red.; FIN
[Equipment album; air heaters and heating units] Allbom
oborudovaniia; kalorifery i agregaty. Moskva, 1964. 96 p.
[Equipment album; unit air conditioners] Allbom oborudovaniia;
mestnye konditsionery. Moskva, 1964. 105 p. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Moscow. Gosudarstvennyy proyektnyy institut santekhproyekt.

L 31845-66 T JK
NMi AP6021322 (A) scuin coms P0/0O81/65/019/003/03D9/b3l3q1
AUTHOR: jellaszewicz. j., Hawlagr, j. Czackes il Cytanklewics-Sienn1*81 M.;
Goraka A.; ebenstrelt, C.; Klinek.LH.1 AIMPOW118, 9-; KEMLL_g~
I
-1 Lu_ &-A.; ff2cgn'_J~; PjLWjgwgk"j Pedryea, U Firnal.
G.; Pogorzelska, A ..; RodzinskiA L.; Siennicki. W ; Sikora, G.; SsMncs7k',, Terech.1
1,; ulawrzyn Liencel Z.; Znisjj A.
OX.: Institute or BadUrftiolomy, PZH. Warsaw (Zaklad Baktariolool); Reginnal a
lqzezov, .-Larsaw.-wroclaw (WoJewodska I Klejaka St4cJ Sanitarno-EpidesiolOgiclInfi);
Batteriologic, Laboratory, No. 3. FSK. Wroclaw (Laboratorium Baktoriologicrny)
TITLv' Antibio resistant strains or Streptococcus virldens, Streptecoccus Fecalls,
Eschorichin colM-Pseudomonse aeruenoss, Proteum species and Klebstella species,
isolated in Poland in 1960-1963
SOURCE: Przeglad spidemiologiesny, Y. 19, no. 3p 1965p 309-313
TOPIC TAGG; bacteriology, penicillin, strentomycin, tetracycline, erythromycin,
neomycin
ABSNAG-1; Sensitivit tests of the above strains uvre carried out In respect to peni-
cillin, ~ A etracyclines, chloramphenicolt orythraqcin and neamycin, It
was -fdund that resistance to antlblotice In Streptocacel' differed from that In Gram-
negative bacilli. Streptococcus fecelle was found highly resistant to penicillin and
erythromycin. Appreciable resistance to all antibiotics was noted In strains identlfl
as Streptococcum viridans. Fasistance varied according te samiplea and territorial die
tribution. Experiments were conducted In 11 centers throughout the country simultanim-
ouslyj results were compared with those obtained In an Identical experimental series I
a single hospital environment. Orig. art. hams 2 tables. Zjw
_ Z , 06/ sm DAT&s none/ ono w, ool/ = W, ool
512 cgr I

(jjfLT,l-'ASH7jTT,j ,r1. -, .
2)t9q-) Gulisashvili, '3- G. Haschet Gamotenhnofto DO zheniyn Rcrobnn i-o i--~Os~ I;Ekl) ,
Trudy In-T., L,-~sa (Akad. Nauk Gruz. Ssp), T-1. P119, -1 127-209.--Na Gruz.
I ',us Yaz.
So: -,et ;is' "Jo 33) 1910

GULISATIVILI, R. G.
Suspended cableways in the lumber industry Most-va, .Goslesbumizdat, 1952.
195 P. (54-17627)
SD539.G8

it
GULISASVILr, B.
A
OWater-chutes with hydraulic tractiona, p. 75 (Analele Roxam-Savietice. Soria
Silvicultura-Industria Lemmani Si A Hartiel., Series a II-a, v. 7. no. 15, Se.Pt/Oct.
1952 Buouresti)
A
it I
U myse:Aa Toke 2, No 9 0
501 Mont List I ngress,Ms
Awmdow a ~tsions~ Li rary of C -ptmber --1953, Uncl.

GVLI$ASFVIL , ~.G,
Flunes
Log flume with hydraulic traction. Les. prom., 12, No. 4, 1952.
9. 'Monthly List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress, December, 195IRM& Unclassified.

t.d.
Georgia (Transcaucasia) - Lumbering
Development of the forest industry in the Georgian S. S. R. Les. prom. 12 No. 6, 19526
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, August, 1952 F M . Unclassified.

GULISASHVILI, B.G., inzh.
Lightwelp,bt cablwaya. Makh,stroi. 15 no.10:26-27 0 '58,
()CRA 11111)
(Cabloways)

GULISASHVILI B.G.- NADARAYA, V.L.
Studying the rate of hydraulic transport of shavings b,
y pipeline.
Stroi.truboprov. 9 no.11:14 N 164. (MIRA 18.2)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut lesnoy promyshlennosti,
Tbilisi.

ussR/Humn and Animal physi,)lo67 (Norml and Patholofial 1) T
Di,~estion. The Stomach.
Abs Joux Ref Viur Diol., No 6) 1959, 26631
Author rvaliaslivili, A.A., Gulisashviii
1118t Tbilisi Medical Institute
Title Motor-Evacuatory Fmictioll of the Stomch in Healthy
Hirlails.
Ori,r Plab Tr- Thilissk. nod. in-t, 1957, 15, 146-149
Abstn et No abstract.
Cara 1/1
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