SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT IVANOVA, M.B. - IVANOVA, M.N.

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IVANOVA, M.B.
Effect of tenporature and active reaction of vater on the
respiration and rate of filtration of DapYmia puleY.
Gidrobiol.zhur. 1 no.5:15-19 165.
(MIRA 111:11)
1. Zoologicheskiy institut All SSSR, Leningrad.

IVANOVA, M.B.
Respiration intensity Of some planktonic crustaceans anti. their
effect on photosynthesis in a dystrophic lako. Dokl.All SSSR
132 no.4:939-940 Je 160. (HIRA. 13:5)
1. Zoologicheakiy institut Akademii nauk SSSR, Predstavieno
akademikom Te.N. Pavlove)dmo
(Krasavitea, Lake-Photoe7utheals)
(Zooplankton)

and raprcdu!:-.Iio-i of rr-u
latij. h,
und--:x aquaritun conditions uriLh a varying active wa "'I'I I,
r-!icljon. DokI.. AN `34'~R j53 2936-938 D 163.
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Lifo cyclo of Diaplomis gracills Sars in a hwadfied lake.
Dokl* Ali, SSSR 139 no. 5:1231-1234. A-Q 161. (IMA 14:8)
5T
1. Zoologicheskiy institut AN SSSR. Predstavleno
akaderaikom Ye.N. Favlovskim.
(copepoda)

IVANOVA, I.I.B.
Problem of vertical diurnal migration of plank-wnic Copepoda in
himified lakes. Dok-I.AV SSSR 145 no.234,32,-431; JI 162.
(MMA 15:?)
1. Zoologicheskiy institut AN SSSR. PredBtavleno ak-Memikom
Ye.N.Pavlovskim.
(Krasaiditsa, Lake--Zooplamkton)

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LANGE, O.K.; IVANOVA, H.F.; LEWLEVA, N.B.; ZHUKOV, H.H., red.; rRA YOVA,
-j~Kfia--;i---KRYHOCHK1NA, K.Y., tekhn.red.
N..R. , - a;
[General geology] Obishchaia geologiia. Moskva, Gos.naiachno-tekhn.
izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrane nedr, 1958. 250 p. WRA' 12:4)
(Geology)
1 qi

IVAIRRAP 1-U.
"Philonopbical probl=3 in natu'rul acienceii.11 I~ev~eucld by P.,F.
Ivanovu. Vast -Mosk.Lul.Sor-4t Geol. 17 no.Z~-75-77 IfIr.-A.p 16-2.
OflFj, 15,1,7)
(Goology) (Geography)

LANGE, Oktaviy Konstantinovich, prof.; IVAVOVA., Ilelentina F--dorovna-
GMUNOV, F.I., red.; YERMAKOV,
(General geoloa; lecture course] Obshchaia geologiia; kurs
lektsii. Moskvii, Izd-vo Mosk. univ., No.2. 1962. 162 p.
(MRA 16t12)
(Geoloff, Structural)

IVA U v
USS/Chdal6tZ7 - 2arIOU0 Acids VAY
Chemistry - Dissociation
%lesoclation of Poriodia Acid at Various Tmpara--
tures," M.P. Ivanova, H.B. Neyman, GorIkIT Stato
U, 4 pp
"Dok Ak Nauk OSSR, Noy Bar" Vol LX, No 6
Describe experiments conducted to study subjsot re-
aetion. Submitted by Academician A.N. Frunkin R-10
3hr 19W.

SALI14GIMYLTA, F.G.; DAVIDOVICH,B.V~i,6,;y
M.F.; KALECHITS, I.Y.
HYdrogenation of narrow fractiona of plinnolti 6ot2 trxrn of
Choremkhovo coals over an iron catalynt. Trutly Voot.-Sib.fil,
AN SSSR n0.18:87-94 159. (MT11A 12:10)
(Phenols)

SALVAGAR= A, F.G.; DAVIDOVICH, B.V.; IVANOVA, M.F.
he co-n-vern' TV
Selection of catalysts for t Ion'o' higher phenols from
the tar of Cheremkhovo coals into lower phenols. Trudy Vest.-
Sib.fil.AN SSSR no.18:~5-106 '59- (MIRA 12:10)
(Phenols) (Catalysts)

~ '~ I.Y., SALD'GAii-Y~,V,&, F.G.; ;Vltl-.OVA, P.V.
Cheristry of the transformation of esterij in liquId phrase hydroFcn,-.-
tion. Izv.Sib.otd. All SSSR no.l:V,-51 161. (1,;IPA 14"2)
1. Vostoolmo-Sibirskiy filial Sibirsko o otdoleniya jV7 SSS---b
(Hydrogenation) &ters)

SALIXGAREMA, F.G.; IVANOVA, M.F.; TRZI(TSIIISKAYA, KAY.&HITS, 1.7.
Transformations of carbonyl compounds in destructive hydrogenation.
Izv.Sib.otd.AN SSSR n0.5:115-11? 161. (KRA 14:6)
1. Irkutskiy Institut organicheskoy khimU Sibirskogo otdeleniya
AN SSSR.
(Carbonyl comptunds) (Hydrogenatl-)n)

IVAVOVAI N.I.; ZHUKOVSKIY, A.P.
Luminescence centers of alkali halido phosphoro doped with
divalent, metals. Opt. i spektr. 12 no.1:114-116 Ja 162.
(14IRA 15:2)
(Phosphors-Spoctra)

MAVLYANOV, G.A., akademik, otv. red.; KENESARIM, N.A., isam. ot-v.
red.; KRYLOV, M.M., prof., %am. otv. red.; GlUFUROV,
V.G., kand. geol.-oduG nauk, red.; KHASSANOV, A.S., kand.
geol.-nCni nauk, red.; KHODHIMEV, N.N., kand. geol.-
min.nauk, red.;_TY4NOVA, M.F., kand. geol.-m.Iner. nauk)
red.; ISLAMOV, A.I., kand. geol.-min~. nauk, red.;
SnTAN-KHODZHAYEV, A.N., red.; ASTAKHOV, A.N., red.;
GORIKOVAYA, Z.P., takhn. red.
[Conditions in Uzbekis~qn from the point of view of hydro-
geology and engineering geology) Gidrogeololricheskie i in-
zhenerno-geologicheskie usloyiia Usbakistans. Tashkent,
Vol.l. 1963. 194 P. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Akademiya nauk Usbekskoy SSR. Tashkent. Inatitut gidro-
geologii i inzhenernoy geologil. 2. All IJzb.SSR (for llavlyanov).
3. Chlen-korrespondent AN Uzb.SSR (for Kenesarin).
(UsbakIstan-Water, Underground)
(Usbekistan-Engineering geology)

USSR/Or.Sanic Chemistry, Synthetic Organic Chemistry.
Abs Jcur: Ref Zhur-1,1imiya lio 6, 1957,, 19073
Author Rocheth-ov Ilyeamoyanov A.11.j Ivanova M.G.,
ln.,it
T.*L;. 1 -Aminovinylketones. V. A11Wlation of -dialkylandnovinyl-
ketones. New Synthesis of OxyrnethylenehetLaies.
Orig Pub: Izv. All SSSR, Crtd. 10iim. 11., 1956,, iio 6, 676-68D.
Abstract: A new method ic offered for the synthesis of oxy-
methylleneketones by the hydrolysis of the products of
interaction R (R-alkyl) and alkyl- dialk,,riamitio-
vinylk-etones. The reactuio . L -smoothly 111th
CH3, but not with CH3Dr; the hiGher the radicallo-
the yields become lmier. Wit'-' (CH3)2SO4 t1im yield is
lowered to 4-%. r1be method of the syntbeiiis of
liCo"=C'R~10113)2 (whore R-alkyl) from PCOCIDICH0.1
in applied in the cynthesis of aryl-1,4 -dbn4jthyLmdno-
vinylketones. Obtained were (enumerated are the
Card 1/3
Card 3/3

US.SFi/!~edicinc - Eeinfectica
'.'edicine - "02-Piiolo;-:y
"Reini. ection Tubercidosis Com~olcx In the LiCht of CliniCLI Prof.
Khmellnit--kiy, I-vanova, Yu. P. hhulok, Ukrainian Tul~crcult.,,d,, DiA., Xharfkov, PP
'??ro`ble::zr Tuberkulezal' 'I.To 4
DO'scrihl,~; varioklz,; tkx'Arc-~Ilobi'~ "Idth ~dx photo, raphi. Corinludcv Li~at a ta~r;., clilar
procc~,,; 'aith an Liviunobiolo,-ical backi;round can be detcnidncd not only ac: a primaty or
sc-conda-i-I tu1bercular affection, '-ut also a- a Positlive reinftct-ion. i~zrtifeatations,
characteristic of pri.-ar~,r period, evidently can al.-o be t~.e zec(:nuiaz~:.r of r-~.,orpL-Lon of
calcium b- (-lancs ,'"it'll pri%:an I
j U y affection, and rimultaiicouUy hy I.t."etivation of f:landE; Wdn""
the role of ~:enciti,,diki-, nucleas.
PA 211h9T69

!VA-Movh, M. f-;.
27957. KIMLINITSKIY. B. M..i IVINOVA. M. G. -- Khronichpinki,, per7ichn7y tuberkmlez
u zroslykh i "Maskill Tubprkuleza. Trudy 1111 vaesoyuz. S4;yezda terapevtov. L..
1949, S- 358-66.
SO: Letopis' ZhurnalInykh Statey. Vol. 17, 1949.

USSR/Medicine Hygiene and Sanitation, Apr 50
Industrial -
Silicosis
bz Errect of Aluminum Dust on Animals," M. G.
Ivanova, I. S. Ostrovskaya, Tab of Pathomorph ,
Ukrainian Cen Inst of Iabor Hygiene Ahd
Occupational Diseases
%ig i sanu wo 4, PP 21-27
Concludes by series of tests on rats and rabbitz-
that inhala-tien. of pillrc Z-alt-a2lic dufft
can regult in new-type pneamoconiosis. Suggests
use of aluminum as prophylactic and therapeutic
measure agains. silicosis should be carefully
Vw 1TLT71-
USSR/Medicine - Hygiene.and Sanitation, Apr 50
Indust:i-ial (Contd)
reinvestigated. Healtfi of vorkers processing
aluminum should be carefully studied,.and
suitable preventive measures taken. Two
mV-crophotograpbz
17IT71

IVANOVA, M.G.
Pavlovian theory; basis for the understanding
., of nature of patho-
genesid in tuberculosis. Probl. tuberk.. Moskva no.5:5-12 Sept-Oct
1951, (CLUL a:2)
1. Senior Scientific Associate. 2. Of the Ukrainlam Scientific-Renearch
Tuberculosis Institute (Director -- Prof. B. M. Khmellnitskiy), Xhavikov.

IVANOVA, H.G.;GOLIDENHERG, 1.Ta.;WXk8W. T.A.-,X&NDYBA,S.G.;
'TIM-MCIGHBRO, P.M.;XkKM40SON, G.L.
Studies on biological properties of Mycobacterium tuberculosis muris.
Probl. tuberk., Moskva no. 3:22-28 May-June 1952. (CWj 22:4)
A ~
1. Of the Ukrainian Tuberculosis Institute (Director -- Prof. R. H.
Khmellnitakiy), Khartkov.

IVANOVA, M.G., kandiaat meditainakikh nauk.
Pathogenesis of experimentally Induced silicosis. Bor'ba a oil. 1:
284-290 '53. NLRA 7:10)
1. 11krainskiy institut gigiyeny truda I prof essiomal I zWkh zabole-
vanly.
(1UNGS--DUST DISRASICS)

F-
IVANOVA M.G.- SHULIGA, Yu.D.
wl~~r~lv,-~;~;~A,v
Periarteritis nodoea. Terap.arkh.28 no.4:80-63 f56. (KLRA 9:9)
1. Iz kafedry tuberkulesa (zav. prof. B.M.Kbmelluitakiy) K"harlkav-
skogo meditsinakogo instituta i Ukrainskogo instituta tubarkulem.
(P)MIARTIRITIS NODOSA
etiol. and diag.)

4i
Serodiagnosis of suspected scarlet faver by LDmellar agglutination.
Trudy LSGHI 30:124-128 '56. (KLRA 10:8)
1. laborstoriya bollnitsy im. Botkinm (glaynyy vrach - H.H.r.1gurins
zov. laboratoriyey - prof. H.N.Yisher)
(SCARLST FZVER, diagnosis
agglut. reaction (Rue))

EXCERPTA MEEDICA See 6 Vol 13/11 InterrAl Med. Nov 59
6290. Acril AND CORTISONE THERAPY OF TRICKNOSIS (Russian te:v-)
Oteretakovskaya N. N. , lvanova MSL. and Mikhailova O.D.-
Sov. MED. 1958, 22/ 9 (111 -1 19)-G-r-a77,5 -2Ta~les I
Ten members of a family fell ill with trichinosis. Nine of them were troated wilh
ACT11. and the 10th with ACTH and cortisone. The latter patient died of cAndldia-
elm
Treatment with corticoids was Instituted on the 12th day at the earliest, and
ihe
on 23rd day In the patient who died, since the diagnosis had not betn made
:arli;r.. Through the treatment with corticoidg, the symptoms of trichinosid abilted
w
ift
t Najman - Ugreb (L. 61
X~' -Q~t
'lot
k"~

L'.E,'SNIYDV, A.L.; IVANOVA, H.G.
Occupntionnl contnet method of trAnanission of nniateric leptospirosin
mmong pncklng house workers; nuthor's nbstrpct. Zhur. ttikrobiol.opid.
i intinn, 29 n0.'2:137-138 1? '51. (HIRA 11:4)
1. 1% kAfedry infaktaioMykh bole%noy I Leningrpilskogo ninditainsizago
Instituta imeni PnvlovA J Gorodakoy infektaionnoy boll-nitsy imeni
Bot kinn.
(IEPTOSPIROSIS) (PACKING HOUSM WDRTG,'RS-,DIMr)MS AND HYGIM,)

IVAIIOVA, 14-G-. lmnd.med.nauk-, WTIIOVSU'fA, I.S.* lavndomadonnuk
Study of the development of experimental silEcosis during
changed reactivity of the body. Bor'ba u oil. 4:10_3-1o8
'59. (MIRA 12:11)
1. Ukrainakiy nauchno-iosladovatellskiy inotitut rigiyerq truda
i prof 2abolevaniy.
(IMIGS-DUST DISMSMS) (IMMUS MTBIH)

IVA11OVA, H.G.; ROIWTMO, X.M.
Study of pathomorphological changes in lungs renected for tubercu-
loois, In relatIon to local and genoral reactions of the body.
Probl.tub. 37 no.4:96-io4 '59. NIRk 12:10)
1. Iz Hauchno-isaledovatel'skogo in8tituta tiaberkcoeca v Kharl-
kove (dir. - doteent 11-M-Yanov).
(TUBERCULOSIS, PUIJ40NARY, sure;.
pathomorphol. cluxagen In roameted lange, in
relatioa to local & general reactions of b odZr
(Ruz))

GORSKIY, B.Z.; POGREBNYAK, Z.F.; OR08CHENKO, Ye.V.; PR.YANISHNIKOVA, N,Yu.;
IVANOVA, M.I.)- KCHAROV, Me.; KOMAIWVA, Z.K.
Waterproofing additive for the manufacture of insulating and
semihard wood fiberboards. Der.prom. 11 no.5:12-13 MAY 162.
(MA 15:5)
(Hardboard) (Waterproofing)

TRAKOVSKAYA, L.I.; IVAIIOVA, M.I.; BORISOVA, 14.1.
Investigating wear-reeistaut travellers for spInning machinev
with high linear velocities. Tokat.prom. 19 no.1009-42
0 159. MIUL 13:1)
(Spinning machiner7)

1. 1. Y,-., Prof.: LU-KA---';'
Pro V. :IuAIJI', T. A., M.M.
F. M.
2. USSR (600)
4. Tuberculosis
7. Pathogenic properties of the culture of tuberculosis bacillus isolated from
field mice. Veterinariia 29, no. 11, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, February -1953. Unclassified.

LUKMHOV, I.I., prof essor.;GOLIDHNMM, I.Ya., professor, (deceasedl.4.LVANOVA,
,M.I.,,jdotsent.;KARUT, T.A., dot Bent.; MIMILICHAM, P.H.,
U&~A, S. G. , vrach,
Studying sheep and swine for the Pathogenic plopertien of a culturo
grown from tuberculosia bacilli isolated from field voles. Sbor, trud.
Khar'. vat. inst. 220*248-251 '54. NLRA 9:12)
1. Kafedra apisootologii lharlkovskogo vatarlharnogo Instituta i
tuberkuleznyy otdal Khartkovskogo instituta apidamialog~i I, likroblologil
imeni 1. 1. Mechnik Merculosis in animals)
IMt 111 14

IVAliOVA, mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik (leningrad)
Ponsibility of using a primary blind suture in gunshot wounds (if the
faco. Stomatolot,,Ua 37 no.1:42-43 Ja-F 158. (MIRA 11:3)
(FACIC-SURGERY) (SUTUBSS)

S/194/61/000/007/050/079
D201/D305
AUTHORS: Ettinger,.Ye,L. and Ivanova, 1-1.1.
TITLE: Equalizing currents in reversible gas.-filled couver-
ters;
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i rimlioelektronik4t,
no. 7, 1961, 24, abstract 7 B146 (Vestn. elektro-
prom-sti., 1961, no. 1, 57-59)
TEXT: The equalizing current YT(UT) loads both the rectifier
and transformer windings resulting in additional losses. They are
limited by chokes, serving also in certain cases as filters for the
rectified current ripple. Methods are given for evaluating the
equalizing currents and choosing the paraneters of chokes for limit-
ing them. The expression for the effective value of the equalizing
current Teff is given as Teff = Vok/(JL where Vo - thd., phase voltage
of the transformer, w - angular frequency, L - inductance, k - a
factor determined from the curves produced and depending on the reg-
00,
Card 1/2

S/114/60/000/003/002/008
E073/E335
AurfiORS. Ingulltsov, V.L., Engineer and
Ivanova, M.I., Engineer
TITLE. Some New Reports of KhTGZ imeni Kirov
PERIODICAL: Energomashinostroyeniye, 1960, No. 3,
p. 18
TEXT: Investigation on analogues of the cooling of a rotor
of the turbine CKP-100 (SKR-100). Use of a cooling system
in the turbine SKR-100 enabled using pearlitic steels for the
manufacture of the rotor and the body in spite of the high
initial steam parameters (t = 650 OC, P = 300 atm).
Calculations are given of the steam parameters for investi-
gations on the analogues. Furthermore, the test set-up and
the inethod of evaluating the test results are described.
(Report D-1156). Tests of a moistening device in the
receiver of a turbine type (INK-150) oti the works,
test becl, The development.of moistening apparattis and
the lowering of the temperature of the exhaust pipe during
Card 1/4

S/11)i/60/000/003/002/008
E073/E335
Some New Reports of KhTGZ imeni Kirov
no-load operation are described.
Basically, the most important problem was that
of the design of the nozzle. A number of measures are
described which improve the quality of atomization and
increase the delivery rate of the nozzle (Rer)ort D-1157),
Tests of the governor system of a turbine type 0':,t-,
(PVK-150) on the works' test bed. The setting of the' - J
individual mechanisms (speed governor, automatic hydraulic
safety device, etc.) is described and also their Joint
testing, The system has a good stability when operating
under various conditions,
Overspeed tests on a full-scale model of' a welded rotor
of the low-pressure cylinder of a turbine type PVP:-150.
A method of overspeed testing (n = 3640 r.P~M.) is des-
cribed and the results of strain gauge measurements as well
as data on bearing vibrations are analysed, (Report D-1169),
Cavd 2/4

s/il4/60/000/003/002/008
E073/E335
Some New Reports of KhTGZ imeni Kirov
Communications on strength tests on a model of a two-
support runner blade root. The results of strain-gauge
strength tests on flat steel analogues are given. The
tests have shown that this type of fixing is reliable for
the given load conditions (Report D-1190).
Investigation of the metal of an experimental forging of
a full-scale rotor of steel _4LA-1,5(0 (EX756) (firat stage).
The authors investigated the properties of the material
of an experimental full-scale rotor produced from a 43-ton
ingot. The results of tests in the supply works, of the
reception tests at KhTGZ and of metallographic investigations
as well as the chemical composition and the mechanical
properties of the metal in the individual parts of the
forging are given, Metallographic investigations of material
from various parts of the forging have shown that the micro-
structure is uniform, fine-grain and consists of sorbite and
ferrite grains. The relation between the structural
components throughout the entire cross-section and length
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E073/E335
Some New Reports of KhTGZ imeni Kirov
of the investigated parts of the forging weret 30 to 40%
ferrite and 60 to 70% sorbite. Detailed investigation of
the properties of the material of individual parts of the
forging have revealed that along the entire length of the
forging the metal on the periphery zones has uniform
strength properties which decrease on approaching the bore.
The plastic properties of the material of the neck are
uniform throughout the cross-section and are in accordance
with specifications. There was a great variance in the
values of 6 and \Y, which increase on approaching the bore.
The impact strength did not correspond to the specifications
throughout the cross-section and the length of the investi-
gated parts of the forging. On the basis of impact tests
of specimens cut in the axial and the tangential directions
in various zones of the forging, it was established that the
critical brittleness zone of this steel is at a temperature
near to room temperature (Report No. 297).
(Note, This is a complete translation.)
Card 4/4

AUTHORS: Ingul'tsov, V.
TITLE: Some New Works
imeni Kirov
PERIODICAL: Energomashinostroyeniye,
S/114/60/000/008/008/010
E194/E255
L. and Ivan2za, M. 1. Engineers
of the Khar1kov Turbo-Gerterator Works
1960, No. 8., P. 45
TEXT: Brief details are given of article-,s of the f 0 11 ow inl~
1. Ih,!)' (EP,- -2
-jet ejector Type
titles: Tests on a steam 3 5/65)~
Strength tests on the bod of a stopvalve (with flangeless connec.-
tion) for turbine Type WK-150 (PVK-150); Strain-gauge strength
tests on the dividing diaphragm of turbine Type PVK-150, Some
results of converting governor-system valves of turbine PVK-150 to
rotary motion; The development of an ultrasonic method of inspect-
ing welded joints; and An investigation of means of reductng sand
pick-up on steel castings.
Card 1/1

IVJUIOVA, M.I., irizh.,# NIKOLAYEVSKIY, N.F. , inzh.
Some new works of the Kirov Turbogenerator Plant in ?.%axkov.
Energomaohinostroonie 7 nc.5~!46 My 161. (MW 1418)
(Tarbines)

IVANOVA,j M. 1. Cand Chem~ M, Sc~jj- (dig&) "Complex Compoundal of
6 't-
Bivalent Platinum. With Isomeric c~&- and Ift-Picolixies. " Mosi 1957.
'r
16 pp 22 cm. (Academy of Sciences USSR, Inst of General and!
YL
Inorganic Chemip:-try im Y. S. Kurpakov,,), 120 copies (YCL, 18~-571 94-)
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IVAITOVA, M. I.
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Complex compounds of divalent platinum with isomeric - and
-picolines. Part 2: - and -picollne platinum compounds.
Zhur.neorg.khim. 2 no.6:1324-1331 Je '57. (MIRA 101-10)
(Platinii organic compounds) (Picolins)

BYKOV, A.1%; IVVJOVA, M.I.; PAKSHVIR, A.B.
Altering the properties of polyamides
[with summary in English]. Koll.zhur.
by the inclusion method
19 no-5.-542-547 S-0 '57.
(MIRK 10:10)
1.1vanovskiy khimiko-takhnologichaskiy inatitut.
(Amides)

IVANOVA., M.I.
#- Picoline ammonia complex compounds of d'valent PDLtinum.
Zhur. neorg. khim. 6 no.7:1534-1542 J1 '61- (MIRA 14:7)
1. Penzensk-iy politekhnicheakiy inotitut.
(F.Iatinum compounds) (Picoline)
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SHEAPOV, M.A., starshiy nauchnyy aotrudnik;_, 0 N.A.,
jyA.IN, al"
ltizh.; NEKLYUDOV, A.N.
Determining the optimwn braking load of the tPnsion devices on
winding and warping machines. Tekst. prom. 25 no.4:33-35 Ap 165.
(MIRA 1815)
1. Ivanovskiy nauchna-issledovatellskiy inutitut tnk~;tillnay
promyshlennosti (for Shchapov). 2. Naclal'nll( laboratorli
tekstillnoy fabriki imeni Dzerzhinskogo (for -77anovu,.
3. Laboratorlya tekstillnoy ffibriki JMen! UZC-."2hirskogo (for
Butunova). 4. Zamestltpll nachallnika motallno-snov!Wncpgo
otdela tekstillnoy fabriki itoni. Dzerzhinskogr) (for Nekiyudov).

Intensity distribution in the Wctrum of the hydrogen
ism
Mof the State Optkal Institute in the region 13W 1700 A
1. t. Ivanova and A. V. VakuvlevA. 1-trlt .1k,:J. Naiih
*..S.-T. R , Ser. Fic 14. AM A(MA). JIV 111ifix A NMI111111
Lxwite itim-cirocraph. the cidiiation of a 11 Limp vitill flux'111,
indow *as photogrAphed on plutes covured mids 11twri .
in
cot tuAt "W (.Va italicTLatc, r4culiii. tranhvisin 4.1, w 1;
FC'.L .1
g") in the region :DX)- 17W A . hiten-4fir, tif the I.. -
%oltAgr 4rc vn:m ohwirved at 1.3 4A amp Vir cm-
%hows a continuation a ctirve, fiblAint-4 Ow.fitrr "ilh
quartx bpectrographs. The dAta are clim: Ili dat.# ubf,in,d
on bigh-voltav diwhirl", Litif] calcn,. v,it fir nudv by wiling
the inctli-ml of Cociiii1gr (Pkvs. Hcr 05. 194'4 1; C.I. 33,

W\ L" V --I

f
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glasses. L, A. V.'Yatkovb-vn. R- S.
ahull, and SF-TIRU-11- ITFUT
P5.S.-S. K. ~Nfr. P;1. s1worm of
Na3l),SA-PbO Hlassc,-i rontg, 0. 0,2, O.M ;j r) 1!71 PhO
and FlInt-gW1 '04) (tre P10(ted III the leg 100 A.
Ww-n Or concu. of PbO Is small, a band nppcar~ lirtweell
MOO and 2400 A. At higher FbO conca. the abamption Is:
so high that even O.W-nim, filins are complettly opiques
Reflection intasurtments were made linder an nnl,,It, of 45'
with a Beckman spectrophotonittP..- to X - 20,10 A. and
with a vacuum floorite sptOrogmph to INIO A. lm t1te
swuple wIt-h 27c,'?~ Pbo a max, appears at 2ZW2-(l)(J A.,
which Is shifted In hermy flint to 25PIO A. 'Wetki"imax.
ivm found in heavy flint at 1700 A ' The observed st ctm
resemble spectra of alkali halide phosphors contg. "I and
Pb Wide activatms and also ipectra of Ph salts 14k 'it CL,
solm. of alkali halides. The elcrttoll system of tilt 11V, +,
lot, is diffetent in such cases from the electron Ily
3t A
Pb+" in Pb vapor. S. Pkii

IVANOVA, H.K.; L0140HOSUVA, T.H.; YAKOVLEVA, A.7.
Inves,d&uting the reflecting power of alum1nim and rhodium
mirrors in the vacuum ultraviolet. Fiz.sbor. no.4:143-146.
158, NIM 12:5)
1. Gosudarstvennyy ordena Lenina opticheakly Institat imeni
S.I.Vavilova.
(Ultraviolet rays) (Reflection Optic$))

GIMS1140VA, N.G.; IVANOVA, 14A.; KULIKOV, S,A. I LOMONOSOVA, T.N.; -
YAKOVLNVA,--k.V. , -
Investigating the reflection and transmission of varioua
materials in the vacuum ultraviolet. Fiz.nbor. no.4-146-148
158. (" 12: 5 )
(Ultraviolet rays) (Reflection (Optics))

Sov/51.-4-4-20/24
AUTHOR; Ivanova., L-!.X., Lomonosova, T.N. and Yrtkovleva, A.V.
TITLE: Action of Ultraviolet Radiation on A-letal.lic Uirrors
(Deystviye ul'trafioletovoSo izluclaeniya na meLallicheskiye
zerkala)
PERIODICAL: Optika i Spektroskoniya, 1958, Vol IV, Nr 4,
PP 535-536 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: The authors measured the reflectivity of aluminiui-i and
rhodium mirrors in the Schumann rcgion of tlie sj)ectrum under
ti- 'e action of ultraviolet light in vacuun. The source of lic-ht
Was a hydrogen lamp GOI, which was placed O-D-losi e th-e slit D-L
a vacuum fluorite spectrograph at an angle of 57 to t-he sairDie-
The error in ineasurei~~ent was about T"O', Reflectivity of al.umi-
nium mirrors was f,)u.nd to depend stron[,,ly on t?ne x.ethod.of
evaporation. Str--'L-nr,,-ent precautions were niecessary to ensure
purity of the materials used. and cleanliness of the base. The
evaporation was produced uainL-,- hie~li cur.rqmits Lun,--,1,tPr)
spirals. Figure 1 shows the roflectivit;t,1 curvr:.-s for aluminiul.-j
mirrors obtained by vnrious authors; Curves 1, 2, 4 wid
COrreSDond to Refs 7, 6, 8 and 4, respectively. Curve 3 111
Figure 1 represents the present authors' results. Irradia.tloi)
with ultraviolet in the Schumann region (beginning from 1'00
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Sov/51-4-4-20/24
Action of Ultraviolet Radiation on Metallic Mirrors
reduces reflectivity of aluminium. and rhodium, mirrors. The
latter were obtained by electrolytic deposition and were
stable under the action of atmospheric air. Iri Figure 2,
Curve 1 gives the reflectivity of aluminium measured i=-.-ed-
iately after deposition; Curve 2 shows reflectivity after
8 hours of ultraviolet irradiation and Curve 3 after 15-25
hours of irradiation. Decrease of reflectivity of aluminium
mirrors was found to reach a certain limit and further ultra-
violet irradiation did not affect it. In Figure 2, Curve 4a
kblack circles) and Curve 5 represent rhodium mirrors,
_Lreshly prepared and after 8 hours of ultraviolet irradiation,
respectively * Again, a fall of reflectivity was observed.
Decrease of reflectivity is due to oxidation by residual
oxygen in the apparatus where all measurements were made.
This is confirmed by the reverse effects on reduction of
mirrors by irradiation of them in an atmosphere of hydrogen.
Figure 2, ~;urve 6, shows the reflectivity of aluminium, which
was decreased by previous irradiation, after irradiation for
15 hours in an atmosphere of hyd-rogen. Irigure 2, Gurve,7,
shows the effect of the same treatment for rhodiur mi--rors.
Card.2/3 Rhodium mirrors can be also reduced by treatment with nitric

Sov/51-4-4-20/24
Action of Ultraviolet Radiation on Yletallic Mirrors
acid, as shown by Curve 4b (balf-black circles). All these
curves sho,,..- tha4- a considerable imL)roveiiert or even a com-
plete recovery of reflectivity is obtai-ried by irradiation in
a reduein- atmosuliere. Ultraviolet radi!).tion affects also
0 'rI
lithium fluoride and calcium fluoride crysttals, both natural
-):ar ~ ne of their
ft ynthetic.- III this C52e, Cry,'~tals 102e. SO
t.,aas-parency. AE-,ain, Ultraviolet irradiation. in an atiL-os-
p~aere of iiydroL~en does not lave Larmful effects, as shown by
the very loiaE sez,vice (3 - 5 years) of hyd-ro-p,en lamps with
f luorit(- windows. There are 2 figures &.nli 8 references, 4
ol which are in En-lish, 3 Soviet and 1 German.
U
ASSOC IATIOZ: Gosudai,stvenriyy opticheski institut im.. S.I.Vavilova.
(State O~Dtical Institute imeni S.I. Vavilov)
SUBMITTED: August 5, 1952
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ORG : nono
TI-112,: ',ppaz-r,,,tuu for deposition of hirbly roflocting.,multilayor doposits. Class
SOU.IGE: Izobrot pro-a obraz tov zn, no. 15, 1n")6, 75
TOPIC TIAGS: light reflection, rofloctometor, rofloctuonncopo, Claa3, photometer,
ioniz.ation, 6,iambor
;05STR-t,CT: This Author Cortifiente pro5onts an apparatus for the deposition of
highly reflectincr multilayor dopooits on glass objoct:;. The apparavus consists of
a vaporizing chambar., Glass vacuum cover, forevicuum and diffusion pumps, and a
,~hotomotric inotallation. To insure a totnl covering of the aroa near that of tho
glaos aroa to bo covorod and to dotormIno Lho maximiun rofloctivity of the dopo3i'
in tho oractral region of 1200 0, a low-voltaco hydrogan light tlourco with an in-
t iGtallation. An Ionization chaRbor
croa 1216 lino is used in tho photomotric ii'
serves as a dotector. The sensitivity of tho latter extends from 1100-1300 A
Card 1/2 UDC: 666.1.056:666.266.4-002.2.002.5

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chamber; 3 - diaphragm
w 'th a mayJzum at 1216 R. The diaphrngm in made from ourvilinear plates (800 Fig.
1~. Orig. art. haa: 1 fiM=e.
2/2-~-,, SIM col":~: 07 Z/ SUBM DATE: 171,lnr64

FERDINAND, Ya.M. (Rostov-na-Donu); Prinimil-4 uchmstUyej W130VA, A.P.j:
BRAYNINAP R.A.; MAEGULIS, L.A.i ~fffi.SNFNKO, A.Y,, KO7A-1,7V-.;,KAYA,
I.L.; TELESHFVSYXYA, E.A.; STLEVA. S.V.i KALThINA, K.I.;
KOVALEVA, N.S.; M.~.,'ARENbER, B.A.'; P:UCHEKENKO, R.A.1
MANATSKOVA, K.S.; OISYNIKOVA, L.T.; KIBARDINA, Yu.A.;
GRIGORIYEVA, K.S.; SEMENIKKINA, L.G.; CHFRNYKH E.I.-; LOROFEYEVA,
V.M.,; SHEVCHENKO, Ye.N.; ABRAMOVA, O.K.; SKULII.*-KAYA, S.D.;
PETROVA, Z.I.; MAKHLINOVSKIY, L.I.; KUZ'MINA, A.I.; laiTMAN, R.Sh.;
MARDERER, R.G., YENGALYCHEVSKAYA, L.N.; CHIRKOVA, M, IN, - TFRESHCIIENKO,
N.I.; SHELKOVNIKOVA, M.A.; PROKOPENKO, V.V.; B1!:KLE%jjXjAV Ye.~g;
BARANOVA, T.V.
Effectiveness of specific prophylaxis with alcohol divaccine
against typhoid and paratyphoid B fever in school-age children.
Zhur. m1krobiol., epid. i !=iun. 41 no.1P2.)-27 Ja 164.
(MIRA 18f-2)

AUTHORS: Roilr!, Yr,,., Y~'J., Ilanova, M. M. SOV/ 1,8-5 -10-18/'
TI TLE: Ph.ysicochemiical Investications of Germn-nJum-1 ?-Tung. stic Acid
(Fi-niko-kinimichenkoye
ki sloty)
P-,IRTODICAL: Zlnirna2 i-leorganicheskoy khimii, 1958, 70' 3, Nlr 10, p1, 2~1,-`12
(USSR)
~0 ST RA CT The nature and properties of germanium-l 2-'unirs tic acid -.,;ere
investigated. In recent times, germanium heteropoly acid hao
become ". orfa and more impcvtant in analytf_cnl cl-em-listry. The
synthesis and investiCation. of eermariu::i-112-tungstic acid 7.,,3.3
carried out by physico-chemical miethods. '2he --F'crmation of
nestic acid with variable cc-pezit;on was de-
C.erm.anium-12-~u
4.ermnined in the isothermal dehydration by heating up tc 2';OC'C.
The water:contained in these hydrates is crystal water. It is a
reversible- dehydration process which does not lead to thie de-
composition of the heteropoly acid. The compound 2 H 2C.GeO 2'
12 710, is formed by heating germanium hetercpoly acid at 2500C.
It is difficult to separate water from this comPound. The
Card 1/2 following structural formula was suggested: H 4 [Ge.11 12040] . The

30/75-7-10-18/35
'PhYsicoc'-_,,-.ica1 Investi.13ations of Germanium-12-Turigstic Acirz
compound is stable within the temperaturc.. range of from '1150 to
'~500C- It is watLrsoluble, thu9 producinp~ the above-mmentioned
hydrates. The compound decomposos when heated to more than
3500C. 'Ah.e respective thermogram shovrs that an endothe=al ef-
fect appears at 424-5780C. The final product resulting from
thermal decomposition is amorphous tungsten oxide which is
characterized by the occurrence of the exothermal effect at 500-
540C. There are 7 figures, 4 tables, an(! 9 references, 4 of
which are Soviet.
SUBMI TTED May 19, 1958
Card 2/2

SAFIOINOV. S.T. ; IVANOVA. N.M.
Exploitation of water-oil zones in platform-trpe oil fielcts. Tmdy
VNII 12:33-52 158. OaRA 12:3)
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Oil recovery from a lithologically nonhomogennous producing
horizon. Trudy VNII no.24:173-185 f59-
WIRIL 13:5 )
(Oil reservoir engineering)

IVANOVA, M. M.
Cand Geol-Min Sci .- (diss) "Analysis of the development uf the
Abdrakhmanovskiy and Yu. Romanshkinskaya Arevis of the Romeshkin-
skiy Petroleum Deposits-" Bugullma, 1961. 24 pp; (State Econ.-
omic Council USSR, All-Union Petroleum Gas E)'cientfLfic Research
Inst IIVNII"); 150 copies; price not given; (KL, 7-61 sup, 225)

YERONIN, V.A.; IVANOVA, M.1.0,.; U"ROLOVSK.TY4 I.P.
Developing the Romashkino oil field. Neft. khoz. 39 no.10:48-56
o 161. (MIRA 15tl)
(Romashkino region--Oil fields--Production methods)

PJANOVA M.M.- RODE, Ye.Ya.
- L-~=-,2
Trisub-tituted lithiwn tungstogormanuto. Zhur.ti~,org.khim.
11 no.1:223-225 Ja 166. (MIDA lgri)
1. Institut obnhchny i neorganlrhoskny khlmll lmeini N.S.
Kurnakova AN SSSR. Submitted June 15, 1965.

..-.TYWYAI
Fourth Conference of Stomatologists and Dentists in tbe Mari
A.S.S.R. Stomatologiia 41 no-51108-109 S-0 162. OURA 16W
(MARI A.S.P.R.--STOMATOIDGY) (MARI A.S.S.R.-I) MWISTRY)

NASONOVA, GUSTEVA, 11.1G,; PIES(AINCROVA., L.I.;
Basic, principles of compolind troatment, of' virijor coliallemses.
Sov. aied, 28 n0.5.,46-51 I~V (MrRA l8i 5)
1. Irstitut rtvTwi1,i-.rr4 ((-ix~ prof' 3581t, monirva.

IVANOVA, M.N.
Some data on the nutrition of parch in different zonia of the
Volga Delta. Vop.ikht.no-7196-106 156. NLRA 100)
1. Kafedra ikhtiologii Hoekovskogo gosudaretvannogo universiteta Im.
H,V, Lomonosova.
(Volga Delta--Porch)

BORISOV, Alekeandr Aleksandrovich; VASIL'YXV. Viktor Grigorlyevich;
~ _v
GRISHIN, Grigoriy Leontlyevich;_j_tANOVA,-Uarta..Iiik-olilyo Aa
LIVOV, Mikhail Sergayevich; SHMTjIYZV, I.Ye.. red.; PERSHINA,
Ye.G., vedushchiy red.; MOTOVA, I.G., tekhn.red.
[Oil and gas prospecting in Siberia. Kamchatka, and the north-
eastern U.S.S.R.] Sostoianie i oBnovnye napraTleniia poiskovo-
razvedochnykh rabot na neft' i gaz v Sibiri, na Kamchatka i
severo-vostoke SSSR. Pod red. I.E.Shirineva. Moskvn, Goo.
nauchno-takhn.izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnoi llt-ry, 1960.
105 P. 04IRA 13:9)
(Siberia--Petroleum geology)
(Siberia-Gas, Hatural-Geology)

VASILIYEV, V.(,,.; GILICHEV, G.I.; NEVOLIN, NJ.; OTMRSH:AYA, H.L.; M01111,
4
11-V- PrIllimal' urI-vintly-e: AWIMCHIK, S.11,,- GUSIMOVICII, S.B.;
DMISEITMI, G.Kh.; DURLAYA, H.F.; DRA-DKIN, 1.Te.-,
_M.N. I -K-AMINOV, V.P.- KALININA. V.Y.; 1021AIKO, S.P.; =YME11"
V.Ya.; PUSTILINIKOV, K.R.; ROSTOVTSW, N.N.-, &MBLIKOTA, G.I.;
STEPANOV, P.P.: TITOV, V.A.; FOTTLIDI, S.E.; CURVIIISICAU, H.V.,-
SMWIOVA~ V.P. MLATSLUIOVA, O.P., red.; BMIAIT, Yu.K., vedushchiv
red.; I.RJKHIII.A, E.A., tokhn.red.
[Panual for maop4-slcists in four volumes] SpravochnIk geoflzika
v chetyrekh tomkh. Hoskom, Goa. naachne-te k1m. izd-ro neft. i Como-
toplivnoi lit-ry. Vel.l. [Stratigraphy, lltholo&vp tectonics.
and physical properties of rocks] Stratigrafk1a, 11tologlia,
tektonika ~ fizicheskie svoist7a gornykh perod. P-3d red. O.r.
GratBianovoi. 1960. 6~6 P. (minA ~4:1)
(Petroleum geology) (C-as, NatuTal-.01,3010gy"

IVANOVA, M.N., obmotchitea.
ft--.
Rewinding the coil 1f the IT-80 relzq. Energatilc 4 na.4:21 Ap
156. (Electric coils) (KWA 9:7)
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IVANOVA. M.N.: VLASOV. P.Y., CHRMSHEV, P.P.; VTATKINI A.I., retuawnst;
'--'-'-i5EI-YiNOVA, F.So, redaktor; GTIBEVA, Ye.M., redaktor; IUKRASOVA, 0.1,,,
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Work organization for assistant foremen servAcIng automatic cotton
looms (AT-100, ATS-5 and N)] Organizatatia truda pomanhahchnikov
mactera, obalu2hivaniushohikh &vtomAtlchaakin t1ratekto Stanki v
khlop chat obuma zhno i promyshlennosti (AT-100, ATII-5 i U) Pod red.
F.S.Iupriianova, Moskva, Goo. nauchno-takhn. izd-,vo Ministerstva
promyshl. tovarov ohirokogo potrablentia SSSR. 1954. 166 p
(Looms) 06A 19t4)

IVANOVA, M.
Increasing the Productivity of Labor of Female Auyiliary Workers in
Cotton Spinning Factories. Leka Promishlenost (Light Industry),, k'l':5:Dec. 1954
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ITANOVA, M.N., kandidat ekonomicheskikh nauk.
Increaoing the productivity of unskilled work-trm in thir cotton
industry. Tekst.prom. 14 no.10:8-11 0 154. (HLRA 7:10)
(Cotton manufacture)

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M"NOVA, M. N.
Let's Increase the Prodwtivity of labor of Auxiliary Femnle, Workers In
the Cotton Industry. LEKA PROMISHLENOST (Light IndustrY 4t/,: april 55

IVANOVA, M.N., kandidat ekonomicheskikh nauk.
Labor productivity of auxiliary workore in the cotton industry
should be increased. Tekst.prom. 15 no.2:7-9 1? 155, (MLRL 8:3)
(Cotton manufacture) (Labor productivity)

VSZSVYATSKIY.P.V. bricadir remontirovshchikov.
A manual for assistant foremen (*Work organization of atomistant
foremen servicing automatic looms inths cotton industrr."
M.N. Ivanova, P.V.Vlaaov. P.Y.Chernyahov. Reviewed by P.V.Ves-
- I Tekst. prom (xW. 8:6)
sil~rikff ~., " - 15 no.5:49-50 my .155.
(Looms) (Ivanova,M.N.)

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ALTMZHI, Hadezhda Vladimirovna; IVANOVA, Marlya Nikolayevria; USHAKOV,
G.I., retsenzent; FRIUM red.; 4 VICH, Ye.I.,
red.; HEDVEM, L.Ta., tekhn.red.
[Cost planning for textile plants] Planirovanle nebestoimoati
produktsii na predpriiatiiakh tekstillnoi promyshlennoati. Pod
red. K.E.Fridenberga. Moskva, Gos.nsuchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po
legkoi promyehl., 1958. 230 P. (MIRA 12:4)
(Textile industry--Costs)

IVANOVA, M.11.,kAnd.ekon.nauk
Sizes and types of cotton mills. Tekst.i.orom. 18 n0-5:7-11 97 '58.
(Cotton manufanture) (MIRA 11:5)
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SMIRNOVA, A.. IVANOWL M. amennyy master
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By the efforts of the whole pToup. Sov.profsoiuzy 7 no.4:17-
18 Fe '59. (MIRA 12:5)
1. Zamestitel, predeedatelva fabkoma Kostromalcogo llnokombinata
ineni V.I.Lenina (for Smirnova). Z. Chlen prestidtim pontoyanno
daystviiyushchego proizvodetvennogo soveshchaniya lontromakogo
llnokombinata imeni V.I.Lenina (for Ivanova).
(Kontroma--Textilo industry)

IVANOVA, M.N.; SHIRYAYEVSKIT, A.G.
Raw material constituents of textile goods in the United States
(from *Textile Organon." Jan. Apr., 1959). Tokst.prom. 20 no.4:
86-87 Ap 16o. (MIRA 13:8)
(United States--Textile fabrics)

I lV?ANr~'ljfvA) M.N. - FED~VOV, 11 . V . ;"ARFEINOVA, ~.;3.
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D--- ~,,rmneftt C-t- c,-- fterentiated nci --.3 of ~imort i v..? t.-' ~r. ' `,r r n
ror Ezllulpment in tho --ottcri ln,luf3tf'~-.
TON-111F.11F.11 lt),Ol [publ.
Om i ft k ~l ~'l . .! )

IVANOVAP M.N.; CHERNYSHFVA, E.A.
Developing the norma of labor Inpub in the munufactire of clothing
fabrics in the cotton induntry. Nauch.-iss. trudy 'I'S.111KII'M za
1962 g.t366-397 164. (MIFA 1W)
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VCF?-" ON, I I I) Yu . AIV A! 10VA , 11.1.
UtiliLlutlan of Le,;(;rating furwti-mn for of the gec-
logical classifications of enim,~-Iration un the bisi3 (if componer-t
composition. Geol. i geGfJ.z. nc.7:8-2-90 (MIPA 19:0)
.1 . I I I ~~tl tut, geologi ~ I goo, I olen I :!a A N
No-voo 4. b L,,-,-; 1', 1

cd.
pr-ductive on a dragLine excavator
1-dor. -*Lzd-vo, 19c-. 2'! (Z~:, 0~-tj
Gos.
TA71ff.GS

XAW*lk-M nzhoner; SAZYKIN, I.A., inzhonor; CIDIRUAVSK11', V.P.,
a tekhnichoskikh nauk.
,in ?H
Unused resources for increasing the labor productivity in
constructing roadbeds. Transp. stroi. 6 no.8:1-5 Ag 156.
KRA 9:10)
(Road machinery)

IVANOVA, M.N., inzhoner; RITOV, H.H., Imndidat tekhnichooLdUt nauk.
Increasing the annual output of scrapers. Tranup.striel. 6 no-7;
20-24 Jl 156. (Scrapers) OWRA 9:10)
Al'It. 1p7

IVANOVA 9.N,,, inzhener; BUTOV, A.S. kand.tekhn.nauk.
"Advanced technology for earthwork in railroad construction"
by S.G.Gatadiner. Reviewed by M.F.Ivanova, A.S.Buto7. Trans.
stroi. 7 no.4:3Q-31 Ap '57- (MIRA 10-: 10)
(Railroads--Barthwork) (Gotediner, S.G*)

IVANO 9 inzhener; RITOV, M.N., kandidat tekhaichookikh na-uk;
-,-"--Qvnvf..LN, N.N., inzhener, redaktor; KRITROV, P.A., tekhnicheskiv
redaktor.
(Progressive methods of scraper operation] Peredavye natody raboty
na skreDerakh. Moskva, Goe.tranap.zhel-dor.izd-vo, 1957- 35 P.
(larthwork)

IVANOVA, M.N., inzh.1 VIKTOROVp I.I., kandAckhnnauk
Improving the controur of embankments and ditchos boyond the
embankments. Transp. stroi. 11-no.5:37-38 RT 161.
(MILI. 1.4: 6)
(Railroads--Zarthwork)
it Iml aL -uni AM U AI 1~'

IIABANOV, Vasiliy Sergeyevich, inzh.; IVANOVA, M.N., -t Inzild, red.;
SUREODEMY V.P., inzh.,red.,- USENKO, L.A., --ekhti. red.
[Efficient use of excavators] V),sokoproizvoditellnoe impolIzo-
vanie ekskavatorav. Moskva., Vses. izdatellako-poligrp obnedine-
nie M-va putei soobshcheniia, 1962. 17 p. ' (14IR4 15:3)
(Excavating machinery)

17ANOWAI M.N., -inzh.; GHITS~T, V.I., inzh.
Plant grass to protect slopes on all roadbeds. Tramp. atroi. 13
no.6t4-6 Je 163. (KM 1619)
(Road construction) (Soil stabilitation)

IVANOVA) M. N.
Feeding h4bits of predatory fisheo in Gorkiy Plovervoir dw-ing
the first fpur years of its existence. Trudy Inst. tdol. -Vodo-
khran. no-5:81-86163. (MBA 16.8)
(GORKIY IdSERVOIRFJSIfES--FOOD)