SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KAPLAN, YE.P. - KAPLANSKAYA, R.L.

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Synthesis and Properties of 4-Alkyl- and
4,41-Dialkylbiphenyls and Their Hydrogena-
tion Products of Composition C16-C 32
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Hydrogenation of biphenyls was carried out over Raney
Ni in solution'of dimethylcyclohexane. 'Table 2 lists
some of the synthesized monoalkyl- and `~.alkylbiphenyls
(and respective bicyclohexanes) and their properties.
Viscosity of the biphenyls as a function of temperature
is shown in Figs. 1 and 2, while Figs.3, 4, and 5 give
infrared spectra (taken by V. A. Shlyapochnikov on the
IKS-12 spectrophotometer with a NaCl prism) for some of
the biphenyls and for the bicyclohexyls. There are 5
figures; 3 tables; and 6 references, 3 Soviet, 1 Japanese,
1 German, I U.K. The U.K. references is: P. Everitt,
D. Hall, E. E. Turner, J. Chem. Soc., 1956, 2286.
Institute of Organic Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences,
USSR (Institut organicheskoy khimii Akademii nauk SSSR)
February 4, 1959
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KAPLAN, Te.P., PXTROT, A.D.
Isolating o-terphemyl from vat residuen of benzene pyrolysis.
Zhur.prikl.k:him. 33 no.5:1226-1229 xr 16o. (JURA 13:7)
(Terphearl) (Benzene)

S/020/6i/137/003/019/030
B103fB208
Kazakovaj Z,T 1. and Petrov, A.
AUTHORS: K~aapla~n Yee,. ~P
orr~
on~d ember.,
A..
~'TITLE: :Order of addition Of lithium to d1cphenyl
PERIOD ICAL f Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR4 v. 137, no. 3, 1961p 666-608
:..'TEXT The.authors determin' the point.of,addition of lithium!
e ,to d#henyl,
as the most probable position of alkyl substituents in alkyl.dihydro-
diphenyls~has not been ol d as,yet. The positions ~nd 26
arifie 1,4 1
were indicated in publications, The authors-used two methods:
oxidation of dihydrodiphenyl by SeO .and 2) condensation of dilithium A
2
dihydrodiphenyl with bromo-benzene, giving terphenyls which are easily
Identified. Ad-1): :The.Attempt failedq as the expected-produots.(phenyl
phenyl quinone) did not result, but a reduction of 1
cyclohexadienone,
dihydrodiphenyl to diphenyl occurred. Ad 2): Condensation in etherea
medium and dehydrogenation of the reaction product on Pd-on-carbon-gave I
a mixture*of terphenyls. The authors isolated therefrom o- and p-terplieny-L
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Order of addition of lithium ... B103/B208
m-terphenyl could not be obtained. o- or p-isomer predominates, depend-
ing on the reaction temperature. 50% of o-terphenyl and more than 50%
of the p-isomer are formed at 300C and OOC, respectively. Ye. D. Lubuzh
determined the infrared spectra for which she is thanked. The UR-10
device was used for this purpose. The bands detected were assigned to
the p- and o-isomers. In oonclusion, the authors state that lithium may
be added to diphenyl both in 1,4- and 2,5-Position. The p-isomer
possibly results from isomerization of the o-isomer. There are 7 refer-
enoeB: 4 Soviet-bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bloc. The reference to the !,Mglish-
language publication reads as follows: 1G. M. Bedger, J. Am. Chem. Soc.,
L, 764 (1947)-
ASSOCIATIOR: InBtitUt organicheskoy khimii im. N. D. Zelinskogo Akademii
nauk SSSR (Institute of Organic Chemistry imeni N. D.
Zelinskiy of the Academy of Sciences USSR)
SUBMITTED: December 21, 1960
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- PETROV, A.D.; KAPIAN, Ye.P.,- MUSH, M.
Interaction of iso-C3H701 and tert-C H901 with aromatic acid esters
in the presence of magnesium and lilum. Zhur. ob. khim. 32 no.l.-
19-24 Ja 162. (14IRA 15:2)
(Alkyl halides) (Esters) (Lithium compo'-ids)

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AUTHORS: Molin, Yu.N., Chkheidze, I.1 Kaplan, Ye.P.,
Buben, N.Ya., Voyevodskiy, V:4.
TITLE; Formation of radicals during radiolysis of solid
organic materials. Part I. Compprison of radical
yields in various organic compounds
PERIODICAL: Kinetika i kataliz,*v.3, no.5, 1062, 674-679
TEXT:' The wor-k was carried out to esthblish a connection
between molecular structure and probability of its dissociation
into radicals under the action of high energy radiation.
A series of naphthenic and hydroaromatic hydrocarbons with
non-conjugated unsaturated bonds were invqstigated as well as
some aromatic compounds (di- and triphenyls and phenyl ethers).
The purity of the compounds was 95 to 99%. The solids war* ' ./
irradiated with fast electrons, the dos3ge varying between 0.02
and 1 Mrads/sec. Maximum dosage reached 30,Mrads. The yields
of free radicals were determined by electrorr paramagne"ic
resonance at -170 to -110% using the initial linear part of the
curves relating the numbers'of radicals formed to time of
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Formation of radicals E075406
irradiation.. It was foun~d,that for rkaphthepic and hydroaromatic
hydrocarbons the yields ankounted to 9.Dveral radicals per'100 eV
of absorbed energy. A large yield was also,obtained for
n-hexadecene-1. Thus the unsaturated bonds in these compounds do
not inhibit the radical formation. This co,~cluslon does not
agree with that obtained by A. Charlesby ancl M.G.Ormerod
(V. Intern. Symp. on Free Radicals, Uppsala, 1961, paper 11).
For the aromatic compounds the yields are smaller by 1 to 2 orders
of magnitude. The yields decrease with the increasing number of
conjugated double bonds in aromatic molecules and with the
increasing degree of substitution of benzene rings with groups
containing unshared electron pairs or multiple bonds conjugated
with the aromatic system of'the molecule. It is concluded that the
yield of radicals GR decreases with the decreasing first
excitation energy level El . Especially marked changes in the
yield are observed when El-:~-,DCH, where DCH in the energy of
rupture of a C-H bond. There are 1 figure aind 2 tables.
ASSOCIATIONS: Institut khimicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR
(Institute of Chemical Physics AS "96R)
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Formation of radicals ... EO?5/Z436
Institut khimicheakoy kinetiki i goreniya'
SO AN SSSR (Institute of Chemical Kinetics and
Combustion SO AS USSR)
Institut organicheakoy khimij AN SSSR
(Institute of Organic Chemistry AS USSR)
SUBMITTED; May 9, 1962
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PETROV, -Ye-P.; TSILR, Ya.
Effect of temperature on the direction of the reaction of
fatty acid esters with lithium alkyls. Zhur.ob.khim. 32
no.3s693-698 Mr 162. (MM 15:3)
1. Institut or anicheskoy khimii imeni N.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
lAcids, Fatty) (Lithium compounds)

PETROV,, A. P. MAKOVA., Z. I.; LUBUZH, Ye. D.
Synthesis of a-alkyl and o-aryl bipberq1s. Iav. AN SSSR. Otd.
Min. nauk no.3.:161-166 163. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Institut organichaskoy khimii im. N. D. Zelinskozo AN SSSR.
(Biphanyl)

S/089/63/014/003/015/020
B102/B186
AUTHORS: Sevastlyanov, Yu. G., Bulanov, L. A.,
Nefedov, 0. M., Smirnov-Averin, L. P.
TITLE: An activation method for quantitative determination of
organically bound sulfur impurities in polyphenyls
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, v. 14, no. 3, 1963, 324 - 326
TEXT: A great disadvantage of using polyphenyls as coolants and
moderators in power reactors is their content of sulfur impurities (due
to the production conditions). S32 changes over into P32 in fast-neutron
induced (n,p) reactions, while P32 emits betas OP 1.7 Mev and renders the
coolant regeneration difficult; moreover, sulfur reacts with the tube
material to form metal sulfides which cause corrosion. In order to
determine the S32 32(n,p)p,2
content an activation method based on the 3
32
reaction was developed. The P activity is determined on comparison
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with a reference standard (pure Na SO ), the irradiation (total 10 n/=5
2 4
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An activation method for ... B102/B186
taking 26 - 28 hrs; between irradiation and analysis a period of 7 - 10
days was used for complete decay of Na 24. The indu Sed activity was
measured with an end-wiftdow counter with a 78 mg/cm aluminum filter. A
content of ^jO.I S in a batch of 10 - 20 mg was found to correspond to
..-3000 Pulses/min. Consequently, when the irradiation time can be raised
3 to 5 times, quantities of 0.001 - 0.0005 S can even be determined.
The sensitivity can be further increased by concentrating the sample.
There is 1 table.
SUBMITTED: March 10, 1962
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Smirnov-Averin. A..P.; Kaplan,,
Ye. P- Ile i~d a,.
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-stsibi romatic compounds
TITLE: *j and radiation lity of~certain a
SOURM. Atompaya energiya, v. 14, no.~~,1963, 555-558
STAGS.- lysiso radioly is, 6a radiationi
PIC Pyro s IMM neutron radiation thermal
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tability radiation stability, polyeyelic aromatic hydrocarbonsq naphthalene,
anthracene,,-biphenyl, terpbenyl., alkylated biphenyls, alkylated terphenyls, diphenyl
-W~ methane, pheno.Vbiphenyl
ABSTRACT:.' The-pyrolysis and Gamma radiation induced and neutro-a-radiation induced
radiolysis of jr-o2udic hydrocarbonsq (isopropy-l-ard phenyl-sub-
a number of
stituted biphenyls, naphthalenes., a d terphenyls;-Mjypb
n .ey),vjeqqEjwith methylene bridges
between the rings; and phenoxybipbekyl isomers) have been studiea. The samples were
degassed beforehand to prevent oxidation.. A study of pyrolysis7at LOW indicated that
thes-tability of bipfjen.)~~:~Iard terpbeny.Is was two to Mf-ee -6r-Mr-s above that of Alpha-
phen,ylnapbthalene., the alkyl--
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substituted hydrocarbons; and the aromatic ethers. An increase in the number.of-
al1Wl substituents in the hydrocarbo=Vdeakeased their thermal stability. Of the
alkyl"substituted hydrocarbons., Asopr6pyl-m-terphertyl was found to be the most
stable to decomposition to gaseous. pnklucts and Isopropylbipbenyl the most-stable
to polymerization. !rhermal stability'decreased~from biphenyl-to,phenoWAphenyls.
kinetids-,vas studi6d_by~a.&Utfonal pyrolysis of the most stable
eFphenyl, :at-194,, 4751~ _&i& 459c, Frmthe results obtained,, rate -
constants of pyrolysis were* calculated.,~ and, activation energy was found to be
yrolysis at 41OC:of
about 70 kcal/jwl.; - P -pol"henylenes with nethylene bridges
between the rings revealed that theli~:thermal stability was three orders below
that of m-terphenyl * in experiments' sdth - irradiation of the hydrocarbons in a
neutron field (1.0 sup 13 n/cU cm see) at 66 and:350C., m-terphenyl was found to be
~the most stable of all-t e,conyoundso- An increase In temperature-from 6o to
50C - increased xadiation-1 nrhi ed deemposition by a factor- of 3 -8 - Frm Gamma-
3
irradiation experiments (dOBe, 10 sup-~21- ev/g) It VEW found that the em
absorbed was not sufficient to'proauce radiol.~-tic decomposition of b1phenyl)
t~rphenyls, or pheny1naWthalenes, lt~vps concluded that the superior thermal
and radiation stability shown by biphenyl and by the terphenyl isomera-makes.
them.snitable as heat transfer agents'for~ nuclear power reactors Orig. art. has:
.5 tables,
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KAPLAN, Te.P.; ZAKHAROVA, S.V.; PETROV, A.D.
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Interaction of see- and tert-butyllithium with esters of benzoic,
phenylacetic, hydroxycinnamicp and cyclohexanecarboxylic acid@-.
Zhur.ob.khim. 33 no.7s2103-2106 Jl 163. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii imeni N.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
(Lithium organic compounds) (Acids, Organic)

MOLIN, Yu.N.; CHKEIDZE, I.I.; KAPLAN, Ye.P.; BUBEN, N.Ya.; VUYF~
VODSKIYJq V.V. -----------
Formation of radicals in the radiolysis of solid organic
substances. Part 2: Yield of radicals in benzene and biphenyl.
derivatives. Kin. i kat. 4 no-4:557-560 JI-Ag 163. (14M 16:11)
1. Institut khimicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR, Institut khimicheskoy
organicheskoy khimii AN SSSR.

KAPLAN,,.Jp~.; PETROV, A.D. [deceased]
Interaction of acid esters with lithium alkyls. Dokl. AN SSSR 155
no.61l352-1353 Ap 164. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii im. N.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
2. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Petrov).

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TOPICTAGS: isopropylterphenyl, synthesis, preparation, property, diisopro-
pylterphenyl, heat transfer agent, thermal stability, radiation stabi~ily, isome-'-
zation
ABSTRACT: The preparation of isopropylterphenyl by alkylation and its isomeri-
zation under alkylation conditions were investigated, as well. as its thermall rl-
diation and vi~ osit r ies.. t --1b ropyl chl de
rope Alk-dati6n 6 erp enyl with isop
using AIC13 catalyst in hexane solution at 0-25C gave moao-tetra isopropylter-
-WId was optimum with reactant terpheny-
phenyls the montdsopropy enyl Y
isopropyl chloride:AlCI3 ratio of 1:2: 0. 5; diisopropylterphenyl was maximurn with
a 1:4:1 ratio. Isomerization depended on catialyst (no isomerization with H3P04)
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Interaction of lithim adduct of benzene with term '4F9CI and n-C,HcCa.
16
12m. AN SSSR. Ser. khimm. no.3-.531-538 165. (RIFA 18-3,
1, jnst~',tut organicheskoy khirpii Im. N.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSa~

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AUTHOR: Kaplan, Ye. S., Candidate of Technical Sciences (Kuybyshev)
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TITLE: ----------
Some Particularities in the Propagation of a Homogeneous
Cylindrical Electromagnetic Wave (Nakotoryye osobennosti
rasprostraneniya odnorodnoy tsilindricheskoy elektromagnitnoy
volny)
PERIODICAL: Elektrichestvop 1959t Nr 5, pp 68-69 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The particularities in the propagation of a homogeneous cylill-
drical electromagnetic wave in a conduating medium-surrounding
a cable insulated from this medium (e.g. in the outer casing
of a coaxial cable, or in water surrounding a submarine cable)
are investigated here. For simplification, it is assumed that
a
= 0 and 0. Besides, it is assumed that j6) . The
T
Z ay at
field of such wave changes its intensity and phase only along
the radius (Refs it 2). Then it is assumed that the-thickaess
of the casing of the coaxial cable (or the thickness.of the
sea-water layer around the cable) is sufficient for a c:omplete
dying-out of the wave in the casing. In such case, the imtensity
um is
of the electric and of the magnetic fields in the m
2 , and
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expressed by the Hankel functions of the zeroth (H
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Some Particularities in the Propagation of a Homogeneous Cylindrical
Electromagnetic Wave
From these, the formu:as (5) for the relative amplitudes K e
and Km of the electric and magnetic wavesp as wall as the
formulas (6) for the phase velocities v e and vm in the propa-
gation of these wayesp are then derived. These formulas (5)
and (6) shows that not only the relative amplitudes but also
the phase velocities in the propagation of a cylindrical.
wave are functions of the coordinates.-Thes.e.functions,-arx&
consequently the propagation laws expressed by these func.tiona,
are different for the jleotric and.magnetic..waves. With the
use of the asymptotic approximatiom.of-the Henkel functionsp
the formulas (5) and (6) forthe near zone where jjkpj~,< 1
are transformed into the formulas (") and (8), and for the
far zone where I-Jkgl->> I into the formulas (9) and.~.10).
9 is the distance of the observation point.from the cable
axist k - -~'J(opy . Thus, the electric wave weakly fades
out in the near zone. In the first approximationy its ampli-
tude is proportional to the ln D being a constant depend-
ing on the electromagnetic properties of the medium. The fading-
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Electromagnetic Wave
the type of the mediumy and follows a cartairi.hyperbolic law
for the fading-out of the magnetic field in a conductor with
round cross section. In the distant zone, the amplitudes.of
the electric and magnetic waves tend to zero if the value 9
increases. The phase velocities in ~%e propagation of the
electric and magnetic waves show a ounstant value only in
the dietant zone. This value is equal to the propagation
velocity of a plans wave. In the near--z.one, these two waves
have different phase velocities: the velocity of the electric
wave is lower than the velocity of the plane wave, and the
velocity of the magnetic wave is higher. In the irtermediate
zone, a continuous.change (from point to point) of the pro-
pagation functions (5) and (6) takes place. There are 2 Soviet
references.
SUBMITTED: November 13, 1958
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On the Effect of Electromagnetic-Properties of the Surrounding Medium on the
Longitudinal Parameters of Coaxial Lines
There are: I diagram and 5 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Industrtallnyy institut im. V.V. Kyubysheva .(Industrial Institute .
imeni V.V. Kuybyshev), town of Kuybyshev.
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AUTHOR: Kaplan, Ye.S., Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITLE: The Phenomenon of "Splitting" in a Uniform Cylin-
drical Electromagnetic Wave II
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshi-kh uchebnykh zavedeniy: Energetika,
10,60, Nr 1, PP 59 - 67 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is a description and mathematical analysis of
the "splitting" phenomenon in a uniform cylindri-
cal electromagnetic wave. By "splitting" is meant
the acquisition of different attenuations and
phase speeds by the electric and magnetic waves:
it expresses the fundamental properties of all
electromagretic fields capable of technical reali-
zation. The author found that attenuation of a
magnetic wave along the radius is more intense than
that of an electric wave. In the near distri-
bution zone, the phase speed of the magnetic wave
exceeds the speed of light, while the phase speed
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AUMOR: Kaplan, Ye.S., Candidate of Technical Sciences# Docent
TITLE: Electromagnetic wave processes in the mass of a solid
conductor of circular cross-section
PBERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Energetikap
no. 4, 19620 41 - 48
TEXT: Propagation of a cylindrical wave proceeds according to laws
,materially different from those set out for propagation of a plane
elec-'Uromagnezic wave as described by means of its damping and phase
velocity. Generally speaking, the electrical and magnetic components.*
olp the %~,rave field possess not only different dampingt but also diffe-
rent phase velocities. This phenomenon, described as a 'splitting'
of the electromagnetic wave is accompanied by h change in the damp-
ing and velocity of propagation.of the wavep in step with the varia-
tion in the radial coordinate of the point of observation. Previous
works have investiGated the wave 'split' procelas as applicable to
'Uhe field in the outer sheath of a coaxial cable, in addition to the
field in the soil, water and atmosphere surrounding a single conduc-
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Electromagnetic wave processes in D236/D307
tor..or coaxial oable. The present investigation of the characteris
ties of this phenomenon as applied to the fie1d in the body of a so-
lid conductor of circular section yields expre ssions for determin-
ing the damping and phase velocity of propagat ion of an electromag-
netic wave. The propagation functions of an electromagnetic wave
are derived for investigating the main propagation functions in the
bo'.~ndary and axial zones of the conductor. It is demonstrated from
La::vielll equations that the distribution of thc- axial and transverse
fields is not arbitrary, but follows a definite relationship. Any
assertions regarding the indivisibility -of the,electromagnetic wave
irrespective of its geometric features acre mistaken, since they
0
equally represent negation of the Llaxwell equations.
ASSOCIATION: Xuybyshevskiy industrialInyy institut imeni V-V. Kuy4-
bysbeva (Kuybyshev Industrial Institute, imeni V.V.
K4byshev)
SUBMITTED: Xarch 6, 1961
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PredomiLant use of the internatiorial vysten, of ln-its in a couzse
on eaectric-ity. Iz-v.vys.ucheb.zav.;fiz.no. 209--~l 64.
Sele-V 'cai and meth~.-)d of determining the funclam~-ntal
unit In, the. i.rternational oy;5tem of imltti. lb-`cl.-.,4-.1--,`5 (M51VA
1. KiqbyqhevL-.kiy pedagugichasbi.y inst,it,ut, linep-I i'nybyjh,~.-va.

ik'APLAN, Ye.S.
'Tesent-daY problems dLMand:jn8
. b. z&v 'C*SmOnt of the MRS)l
BYStem of units. lzv. vys. uchenlrt~or imPI
-; fiz, no,4.6152-ir7 164
(WRA 17:8)
1. Kuyb3,.ghevskiy podagogicheskjy ingtjj.tilt imer,--; Kuybyshc-va.

Q6-67 FWT(1)
NR: AR6031902 SOURCE CODE: URi0058/66/000/G06/H043/H043
AUTHOR:_ Kaplan, Ye. S. ; Bayburs-yan. E. D,
TITLE: *Magnetic type transmission line using ferrites
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abu. 6Zh297
REF SOURCE: Tr. 1 -y Mezhvuz. konferentsil Ped. in-tov Po radloft. t
spektroskopti. M., 1965, 126-137
TOPIC TAGS: transmission line, reluctance, permeance, ferrite magnetic
circuit
ABSTRACT: A two-conduc'-or open magnetic type transmission line using guiding
elements in the form of round ferrite magnetic circuits to investigated. The
reluctance and permeance are calculated. It to shown that at given frequencies and
electromagnetic parameters of the ferrite, the nature of its internal reluctance
reactance depends on the magnetic circuit diameter. Conditions for line trans-
parency are established. Problems concerning the correct selection of the ferrite
brand and transverse dimensions of the line are discussed. [Translation of
abstract]
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K PLV, Ye.ya
iITI-,,,,, Pro'lara o'-' the Hnclmnism of tha Tharap--,-dtic Act.;~,~. -if S~,-D-iqs 14-031,-~7.3c--N-c
Seri.n Dm-in---- Traivvallc S': ocl:,. 11 Cand 1,1(-,,d Sci, Chair of Pat!'lolo,-:-y naid Physlolo~~,
Ros'urnv-on-Don Mi-dical inst, Tio,3toir-on-Don, 1955. (17L, lNo 15, A,.-.r :"5
30: Sx~.. llo. '1 02'.;., 2 *110V 55 - Sn~vey of Scieritific -and Technical Dis .3,3rt -'u ions
Daf~nded at USSR M.-h,3r Ed-icational Institittions (16).
11

JIA
ILPILJI~ ~, Ye. Ya.
Kaplan, Ye. Ya.
"The problem of the mechanism of the therapeutic effect of Belenllciyls
therapeutic serum in trau-matic shock." Military Faculty, Central Inst
for the Advanced Training of Physicians. Moscow, 1956. (Dissert-ition
for the Degree of Candidate in Medical Sciences).
Knizhnaya letopis,
No. 21, 1956. ~4oscow.

252 L,8 S/177/60/000/007/002/011
7. S-1 0 (D D264/D304
AUThOR.- Kaplan, Ye. Ya., Candidate of Medical Sciences,
-tteutenan,-Uutmel, Medical Corps
TITLE: The effects of prolonged waiting for take-off on
the working capacity of pilots with emotional-
vegetative instability
PERIODICi~L: Voyenno-meditsinskiy zhurnAl, no. 7, 1960, 16-19
TEXT: The aim of the research was to determne the effects of
long.waits at the airfield on the working capacity of pilots vith
symptoms of asthenia and emotional-vegetative lability. Tests
were run on two groups of fliers aged 23-35. The first group con-
tained healthy, emotionally stable persons without vegetative dis-
turbances. The second group comprised persons with symptoms of
emotional-vegetative lability. Studies %%,ere made of: 1) the func-
tional state of the cardiovascular system using dosed physical
strain tests; 2) the muscular strength of the wrists with the aid
of a dynamometer; 3) the extent and distribution of attention as
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The effects of prolonged waiting... D264/004
checked by numbered tables; 4) flying capacity, judged by the
flight leader. The study showed that waiting around for take-off
definitely affects the functional state of fliers with certain
deviations in health and has a detrimental effect on their ability
fo fulfill tasks. In healthy and emotionally sound fliers, the
quality of pilot technique in flights after a long waiting pe.-iod
did not alter appreciably, whereas it deteriorated souiei-Ahat in the
emotionally labile flierG. The author recommends that the latter
type of fliers be singled out by air Force doctors and that their
flights be planned to eliminate prolonged waiting around. There
are 2 figures.
SUBMITTED: March, 1960
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-.-e2rd- asculbxr~-and: ioms --was-
-Shifts- - in: - owdine
6a 6hr6nic tizele exoitabilit-y and
conductivity took place dur~pg airflow action, An increase in
arterial pressure (b7 10-15%) and blood circulation rate (by 15-2VIO)
during increase In airflow apeed took place due to the noise factor-
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(by--- 3 0435;Q- _66d --bl6tmd- loji. -rht i ts by 20--
0 8--re arded
9ter 30-60 -min the llhemod7namio disordera we similar to thone of
traumatic shook. Pressor reaction to carot 'Ld artery constriction was
r,educed by 20-30%. Exoitability of the vasomotor and respl~rntcry
center increased under the influence of airflow noise and decreased
during aiirflow impact action. The functional state of the s-ympathetic
nerves chmiged in a similar manner. No signif icat.it changes were
observed on the Davt of the paras7mpathetio -Innervation state during
-airflow noise ana impact action. Airflow noise caused intensification
of brain bioelectric activit7. Moolactric activity chamSe ir- the
bortex duritS in aet airglow action attests to devolopmont of imhibit'_
processe,34...
~ity-~o;r-~subcortioal-foinmtiona increased in some
s and decreased in others, Airflow effect on the organism was
'Ansignifican-t in oazen when special -protection was used.
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AGA,DZHANYAN., N.A.; ZHAROV# S.G.; KALINICHENKO, I.R.; URPOVA, L.I.;
KULNETSOV, A.G.; OSIPOVA, M.1,14; 'PiAZIN, A.1.1,;
-K&FIARx -
SERGIYENKO, A.V.
Effect of various rates of decompression on the human bod
Voen. med. zhur. no.10:49-53 0 165. (MIRA 18 :)_l ~*

,1111KHAJO, V.P. (Moiskva), HAPLAN YF-.y-t,. Y,.".'.
HISHKINA) I. P. (Moo , 11
Kxperinient In collact.ive ltypiwj.-,odin~ Vop. jl%,-al.hl*~'Jl. -11 tio.a"'.143-
14il Ja-F 165. (MIRA 18-4)

L 10955-67 1,1' ~. 4 T ( 1). SC1213 DD/U_
J'%'CC NR- AT603,6574
Kani:1n, YC. Ya.; OZIez-nev, V. V.
O'.1G: none
TTTL',,~,': The effect of mcx,~i-anc on gas metabolism in animals under conditions of an
"Iltered gas medivz-,i [Papor presented at the Conference on Problems of Space 14edicine
held in Moscow from 24 to 27 May 19661
SCURGE: Konferentsiya po problomam. kosmicheskoy meditsiny, 19~6. F~roblemy
kosmichesKoy ,,,-,cdit-sinY. (Problems of space medicine); materialy konforentsii,
Moscora, 1966, 193
TOPIC TAGS: hypoxia, hyperoxia, mexamine, drug. effect, hypoxia tolerance,
b4 ologiC mataboliom
ABSTRACT: The effect of oral mexamine (5-methoxytryptamine) in a dosage of
!:200 mg/kg on gas metabolism was studied in white rats elevated to pressure-";
chamber altitudes of 7300 m and 11500 m in *a pure oxygen atmosphere.
Control rats did not receive mexamine.
It was found that gas metabolism is not constant during 20 to 30 days
in a pure o ~gen atmo.~i here, The gas meta.bolism of both groups. of rats
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shbwed the resting C2 requirement and C02 excretion to be 1070 to 3516 be-
low initial data. The decrease in gas metabolism was greater in the experi-
mental (mexamine) rats, indicating that rw xamine has possibilities as an
agent for increasing resistance to oxygen deficit.
As an active antioxidant, ni:examine inhibits oxidative processes in
tissues, and can lower the tissue oxygen requirement and thus decrease
the oxygendelficlit during hypoxia or hyperoxia. It has bee'n shown. that do-
1 Creasing oxygen deficit increases the resistance of the organism to acute
hypoxia. it is concluded that antioxidants of the mexamine type may be used
as.prophylactic drugs to increase the resistance of the organism to oxygen.
Starvation- [W.A. No. 22; ATD Report 66-1161
SUB CODF-7 06 SUBMI DATE: 00May66
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SGURCZ CODE:
A
t*- organism's resistance to h Lns of anUoxidants
nCre;_
ypoxia oy ine U
'I, prosontcd at e Conferonce on Problems of Space IModicine hold in "oscow
".4 to 2? "ay 1966]
S 3UR. C'11 :Konferentsiya po problemam kosiucheskoy meditsiny, !966. Problemy
1~os.-,.-iclheskoy ii;aditsiny. (Probleiiis of space medicine ); materialy konferents-11A,
%;3scc%, 1966, 194-195
i T01"IC TAGS: 11,,ypoxia, biologic respiration, central nervous system, biologic
'Metabolism, drug effect
A-2STF-PiCT; 'Not only trainin,-,, but also pliarmacological agents may be used to in-
crease resistuice to low atmospheric oxygen pressures.
Antioxidants have been proposed to decrease tissue oxygen requirements,:
and create conditions of more economical oxygen utilization. Drugs from
i t1he antioxidant group were studied in 250 white mice, grouped as follows:
I
Group 1, receiving 200 mg/lcg of oral mexamine (5-mothoxytryptari-line);
Group 2, receiving 150 m, '.-g of intraperitoneal BE-57; Group 3, receiving
40 n-ig/kg of intraperitoneal arnbunol. (4-[(N,N' -di-( -hydroxyethyi)- (amino-
e thyl) 1, 2 - dite rt. butyl phenol); and Group 4, receiving a physiological
solution- (controls). Me mice were "elevated" in a pressut-e chaxr~oei td an'
equivalent altitude of 9000 m at 3 kni/ndn; after 2 min at this altitude 'they were
Ifelevated" an additional 1000 m everY 5 min. Protective effectiveness of drugs was
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evaluated by tile time until respiration ceased. The following additional
deter m ination s were made: su-bliminal pulse summation, motor reflex
latent period, and vital staining.
Respiration ceased later in the mice receiving antioxidants. Average
time to death in the controls was 6. 5 min at an "altitude" of 9 to 10 km.
I In the mexamine grroup, average time to death was 17. 5 min at 11 to 12 km;
in the BE-57 group, time to death was 15. 3 min and in the ambunol group,
14. 8 min (at "altitudes" of 10 to 12 km). The animals receiving antioxidants;
required 30% fewer subliminal pulses to evoke motor contractions than the
control animals. motor reflex latent period was 3576 to 50% shorter in the
experimental mice than in the controls, indicating that the functional state
of the CINTS was less impaired in the animals receiving antioxidants.
Vital staining of the brain after hypoxia, it was f aund, w as
20% to 2576 less pronounced in the experimental mice than in the controls.
If it is true that tile sorption properties of cell proteins are directly related
-to their de-rce of alteration and denaturation by injury, this means that use
of the studied antioxidant drugs reduced denaturation of cerebral tissue pro-!
o"ns dur-inng hypoy.1a. 'LW.A. No. 22; ATD Report 6~4161
U - J.
L C C,.,-j C 6 A4a
SUBM DATE: 00' y66
12

KAPIANP YU. D. Cand. Fed. 5'ci.
'IT Uj
wentye-Five Years of Work in the 1-'ye Consulta on Room of the Insti tute
of Workers' Hygiene and Occupational Diseases, Academy of Sciences of the USSR,"
Vest. Oftainol., 28, No.4, 1949
Eye Inst. Lat*-lr 1~rgiene and Occupational Diseases

ANDREYEVA-GALANINA, Ye.TS., prof.; GENKIN, S.M., prof. [deceased];
GUSIKOVA, A.K., doktor med. nauk; DVIZHKOII, P.P., prof.;
DOLGOV, A.P., prof.; DROGICHINA, E.A., prof.; YEIIGE140VA,
M.V.p doktor med. nauk; kand. med. nauk;
KOZLOV, L.A., st. nauchn. sotr.; LETAVET, A.A., prof.;
MARTSINKOVSKIY, B.I.J. prof. (deceased]; MOLOXANOV, K.P.,
prof.; RASHEVSKAYA, A.M., prof.; SOSNOVIK, I.Ya., prof..
[deceased]; SENKEVICH, N.A.S. dots.; ELIKIN, N.A., kand.
med. nauk; RAM , A.S., red.; SHATALOV,, N.N.,, red.
[Occupational diseases; a manual for physicians] Profes-
sionaltnye bolezni; rukovodstvo dlia vrachei. 2., dop.
izd. Moskva., Meditsina, 1964. 757 p. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Deystvitellriyy chlen AMN SSSR (for Letavet).

MOTRFNKO~ I.T.; HAP-'ANI YU.G.
Mobile elentric Inboratory. Erarg. 1 allektrot-ekh. ~-rcnm. nc~..4'
64f-67 O-D 163, (MIF.A rf-io)

KAPLAN, Yu.I.
Calculation of the nonaxisymmptric state of cylindrical shells
taking into consideration the elasticity of reinforcing transverse
trusses. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.;av.tekh.7 ho.2:20-26 164. (MA 17:9)

KAPLAN, Yu. 1.
fi ja2ysis of the az-i.symmetrir- sLrsneed state of cy]U-idrical
bholls In the presence of discretely arraT;ged transverses. Izv.
vys. ucheb, zav.; av. tekh. 6 no-487t-~-78 163- (WRA 3.79 8)

6-
Q
j002
43
Amnm x2plan" Yu. 1.
TITLE- Calculation of the nob-tctlosymmetrIcal stress state of cylbidrical shells with cort-
sideration of the elasticity of the reir-foraing ribs
SOURCE: IVUZ. Avlatsionnaya tekbn1ka, no. 21 1964) 20-26
TOPIC TAGS: shell, cylindrica! shell, nonaxiwymmelTical stress, rib elanticity, rain-
lorcing rib
ABSTRACT; UsMg the metbods devebped'in a previous paper (Yu. L 'Kaplzn. Raschet
osesimmetrichnogo napryazbennogo sostDynniya tallindricheskilch obolochek pri nall-,hil.
diskretno raspolozhenrkv*kb uprug1kh shpangoutov. IVTJZ, "Aviatsionn-,ya 4,
1963), thp author derives analogous results for non-axioaymmetrical strain. Ali th- 7,up-
positions concerning the work o' Lbe transverse ribs and Lhe g neral aW-roai--71., w Uzz boluLion
of the problem -were outlined In the work referenced above. As a functional unImawn in 'ffif
solution of The problem by the energy metbod, the author adopth the surn momeritk in the
'longiti- -irml sections
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-A~f
+
t7
A-fiF
D101 (x)'+ V
A 1.4
(x 4'J'Oa (J: - 41-3)'
The tran-verse bending of ulliffil -a In Is conBldered and the equation 18 solved tr the
IfoUowing form
+ 4A. A. (X - T) allt 0, (X
ELI. (X a,-J)'Oa 14)
DR

KAFL.AN, Ju.j.., inzh. (Kharlkov).
Deforl6tion of toroidal shells. Rasch. prostrt konBtro
107-139 162,
(SlaBtic plateB and she4s)
noe8t
(NM 16:6)

GLEBOVSKAYA, Ye.A.; ZAKHAROV, A.A.; LAPINA, I.K.; KAPLAN, Z.G.
Absorption spectra of benzene in 5 - 6 region. VRIGRI no-105:
23-36 '57. (min U:q)
(Benzene--Spectra)
..r

SHKLYAR, I.V
Luminescence and capillary properties of the petroleum fractions.
VNIGRI no.105:37-50 157. (MIRA 11:9)
(Petroleum products) (Luminescence) (Capillarity)

KAPLAN, Z.G.; SHKLTAR, I.V.
Molecular weight determination of petroleum components by means
of capillary extractions. VNIGRI no.105:51-57 157. (MIRA 11:9)
(Molecular weights) (Petroleum) (Ixtraction (Chemistry))

ADILIBIRG. KAPLAN. Z,.G.;XOLYADNYY, S.B.
-
Lithology of Neognim red bedo In Turivmoaietan. Geal.naftl
gaza 3 no.10:40-43 0 159. (14IRA 12i12)
1. Vaesoyuzzq7 r~sftyanoy muchno-isoledavatellskiy geologo-
rasyedochiWy Initituto
(Tmrkmentstan-Clay)

CAPLIKAS, J.; KAPLANAS,, 0., red.; VYSOYIRSKIS, C.., tekhn. red.
...... ...
Kedainiai. Vilnius, Valstybino politimes ir mokslines
lit-ros leidykla, 1963. 1+7 p. (MIRA 17:4)
: Tt;

MF,SYS, J.; KAPLANAS, 0., red.
Klaipeda. Vilnius, Mintis, 1964, 92 p. (141111 18:12)

BUTKUS, Tadas S-1:7yapono; GERLIPERNA3, Djtranslato,Zr~j;
red.
(Get acquainted with Soviet Lithuania. Translated from the
Lithuania] Poznakomttes' a Sovetskoi Litvai. Vilniusy
Mintis, 1965. 100 P. (MM-U~ 18:1.0"

VXSyS, j.; KAPLANAS, O.p red.
Klaipeda. Vilniuap Mintis~ 1964. 93 P. (In LithuaDianli
OAIRA 18:3)

KAPLANAS, V.I.
Woven artificial arteries* Tekst.prom, 24 no.1:28-29 Ja 164.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Glavnyy inzh. tekstillno-galanteraynoy fabrild "Kaspinas".

UFLANAS, V. I.
Beam frames without superstructure for natrow goods looms.
Tekat. prom. 23 no.3t57-60 Mr 163. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Glavnyy inzhener Kaunasskoy tekstillno-galantersynoy fabriki
"Kaspinaaw.
(Looms)

acids on: mitabblit pmresqn of
of Muclelz
The amino acids of time proteins. Paper
-Soni, awl
1. Koplin

%1.
- R.)-m4ne 2
Alb,.,
P
a3
.
,
_
.
4"IOW).-Albint- Cuts. M purtAterully I.&MUCICIC
The
aM; (RNA) anall deoxyrib6iiiscl* acM (I)NA).
treated wilmals and a-Smiti of untreated. mms for Control
PUIIPMC wen Wed. 11149cles find
panenzoesvrere hydfigyzed.* The bydroly=trs of both
grcraps of "Inials were m-pd. by. pap'er-partition chroniatog-
ans evvitnin the followin
All t
h
ax
j
rap
y
Cyr littafte. Iii
w"Ino a": Wile. -4 dille. ar mine' wpartv
ti
stid, scrine; Slysint, gllinmk nh alanine prulille. tyro-
1,
int.' vall4e, methionint.- p lanine, and: leucine.
heirlyla
One rom stiot obtained with ribill rh~ enold not he ideriti- I
Yd
fied. TheRNAIreattd ortials( ctmthintilk-m *tyrosine
-
I itiseks thin the tintr I'llnes. Thtrewmino-vnline
in the paurmses of the I Ounti In'tbe paticten." of the un-
treated nnd the DNA IrtntmInnimall(II). The'llAtowrd"
morew4arlic ar;C-4-tint, ahpidei ImAsir, and lencine ill
I fie biuinx, viwwt tytrisme am] lemlive in th~ muNcIrs wit] I M.
ric ill the gmiwiewrth.-i I
tresited ~~tq. it. tt.-

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1-11
il I
2! 1 " 2. 1. Z'Aanj.ye ?-,aul:i J Dizey ". V.
91,77 UP m. , -;- I-I.-Y . - I 1~
Lomonosova. (Lcmin,;-.,ar0. Frimla, r-.'49, 1.10. 7, S. C2-~-"7-
SO: Letopis, 1:0 - 32, 1910.

KAFLANSTS, II.D., otv.red.; OUDKOV, F.F., otv.red.; RATNIKOVA, A.P..
-va; QAEANOTA, V.T.. takhn.red.
(Instruction on safe work mthbde for stope mining in flat
and inclined seams] Instruktalia po bezopsanym motodam rabot
dlia gornorabochogo ochistnogo zaboia na pologikh i nakloWkh
plastakh. Iud.2. Xoskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhnAzd-vo lit-ry po
gornoma dalu. 1960. 46 P. WRA 14.-:))
(Stoping (miniug)--Safety neasures)

KAPWETS) NOD*# otv. red.; GUDKOV., F.F.# otv. red.; SHOROKHOVA, A.V.0
red0 zd-va; ILIINSKAYA, G.M.j, tekhn. red.
[Safety regulations for the loader-hauler] Instruktsiia po
bezopaerqm metodam rabot dlia nasypahchika-atkatchika. 0dobrana
Prezidi=om TsK Profsoiuza rabochikh ugollnoi procyablemosti 11
marta, 1959 g. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po gor-
nomu delu, 1960. 26 p, (MIRA 1511)
(Coal mines and mining-Safety measuren)

KAPIANETS, V.D., otv. red.; GUDKOV, F.F., otv. red.; RATNIKOVA,
izd-va; GAIAMNA, V.V.,, tekhn. red.
(Safety regulations for the miner working with a pick hara--
mer in steep seams] Instruktaiia po vezopasnym metodam rabot
dlia mbooishchika, na otboinom molotke na krutykh plastakb.
2 izd. Odobrens Prezidiumom TsK Profsoiuza rabochikb -agoll-
noi pron7ohlennosti 11 marts. 1959 g. Moskva., Gos.nauchno-
tekbn.izd-vo lit-ry po-gornomu delu, 1960. 28 p.
(KIRA 15:1)
(Coal mines and mining -Safety measures)

KAPLANETS, V.D-, otv. red.;GUDKOV, F.F., otv. red.; RATNIKOVA, A.P.,
red. izd-va; GALANOVA, V.V., takhn. red.
(Safety regulations for let and 2d class mineral lnstx-uldsiia
po bezopasnym metodam rabot dlia gornorabochego I i II raz-
riadov. 2. izd, Odobrena Prezidiumom TeX Profsoiuza rabochikh
ugollnoi promyshlennosti 11 maia. 1959 g. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-
t,ekhn.izd-vo lit-r7 po gornomu delu, 1960. 50 f" 15: 1)
(Coal -in a and mining-Safety measures)

ACC NRt A 1 " 7 00 20-21 ( A , /V soUj,,Ci;
INVEI%1TOR; Pogibko, M. G.; Kaplanets Yu. 11,41; Ivannikov, V. K.
ORG: None
iTITLE: A device for checking, signalling and controlling the temperature ~-,f
:and gaseous explosive media. Class 74, No. 189333 (announced by the Donet2i'Z: Scientific
:Research and Design Institute for Automation of Mining Machinery (Donetskiy nauchro-
:issledovatellskiy i proyektnyy institut avtomatizatsid gornykh mashin))
iSOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 23, 1966, 138 er
TOPIC TAGS: temperature control, temperature measurement, explosive, elec~..ronic
measurement
1WTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for checking, signalling and
controlling the temperature-of liquid and gaseous explosive media. The uniz contains
la sensing element in the form of a set of thermistors, each of which is connected to
one of the arms of an unbalanced bridge. The device also contains sparkless non-
.contact relays with transistorized blocking generators, a power supply and a =eter.
Me design provides for high sensitivity and fairly strong control signals with relay
-characteristics. S.;'
These signals may be used for direct control of actuatinG mechanism
The transistors, which act as nonlinear resistors, have their inputs conneczed to un-
balanced bridge's while their outputs are connected to the relay control windings which
serve for both starting and stopping,
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KAPLANOVY Q.1. ,
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Possibilities of defining with greater accuracy the stressed-
strained state during two-line rolling. Sbor.trud. UNIIM
no.11%l5&-163 165.
1 (KM 18: 1.1)

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AU.-MOR: Kaplanov, G. I.
.ORG: None
;TITIS: Velocity field for the case of two-dimensional.rolling
SOURC7,: Samoletostroyeniye i tekhnika vozdushnogo flota, no. 6, 1966, 102-106
;TOPIC TAGS: flow -velocity, metal deformation, metal rolling
;ABST'RACT: The av+.hor considers the steady-state process of two-dimensional rolling
where plastic deformation 10 compression takes place throughout the entire cross see-
tion of them workpiece. _Kln~ethod is proposed for determining the velocity field of the
!
'metal particles in the deformation zone on the basis of an experimental evaluation of
;tae relationship between the velocities of the points and their coordinates combined
,With a solution of the continuity equation of the medium with the appropriate boundary
:conditions. Expressions are derived for the various velocity components in the bipolar
i
tcoordinate system. Grap)2s are given showing the distribution of the longitudinal com-
I
!Ponents of absolute'velocities with respect to the height of cross sections in variou;;
-,zones of the deformation region plotted from the final expression derived by the author
1,
!Aor these components in the two-dimensional case. The results show qualitative agree-
,hent with experimentally confirmed curves for horizontal velocities under these rolling
'conditions. Orig. art. has: I figure, 13 formulas.
3
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1..AUTHOR:_ Kaplanov, G. L
ORG: none .
TITLE: the stress-atrain state during two-dimensional reduction
SOURCE- Samoletostroyenlye.itekhnikavozdushnogoflota, no. 2, 1965, 82-89
TOPIC TAGS: mechanical stress, compressive stress, solid mechanics metal stress
ABSTRACT! The author investigates the solution to the problem of two-dimensional re-
duction of a rectangular parallelepiped solid slab of metal between plane-parallel rough
I plates employing general equations of mechanics of continuous media. Assuming a para-
I bolic nature of the distribution of the horizontal components of the particle velocities along
I the height of the solid, and using boundary conditions for the region of stagnation, the
velocity field of the motion.of various points are determined as:
V,
2 xj%Y
ij-
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These conclusions agree with the experimental data. As a result of the application of the
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general equations of the mechanics of continuous media to the analysis of the proc s9 of
reduction under specified conditions, the tangential and the normal stresses were deter-
mined for every point of the deformed solid. The theoretical curve of the normal contact
stresses, calculatqLd according to the formula
'xk4 (4x',, - y) --:2A XI
X*YE 'x'( *+
+ - +
YE, 1 91- 2 (xkl
Arsh - Arsh -
2
4jrk
agrees with the experimental data of Ye. P. Unksov (Inzhenernyye mbtody rascheta uzilty
pri obrabotke metallov davleniyem.-., Masbgiz, 1955). Orig. art. has: 4 figures and 29
formulas
Mtal working
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prirody, 1948 128 p. (Katerialy k poznaniiu fauny i flory SSSR.
Otdel zoologicheakii, no.14) .(MIRA 11:3)
(Sikhote-Alin Range--Tigers)
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AUTHOR: Not Given. PA - 2021
TITLE: New Books.
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika, 1957, Vol 12, Nr 1, p 81 (U.S.S.R.)
Received: 2 / 1957 Reviewed: 3 / 1957
ABSTRACT: M.I.VITENBERG: Computation of electromagnetic relays for apparatus
of automation and communication. Gosenergoizdat, M.L.1956, 4064
pages, price 14.50 roubles.
Theory and computation of the electromagnetic relays of parallel-
and alternating current for apparatus of automation and communica-
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Targe"dTtron. Gosenergoizdat, M.L. 1956, 200 pages, price 11-50
roubles.
Description and classification. Computation formulae for construction.
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Defects in sheet cut on a transverse cuttlng unit. Metallurg 10
no.301 Mr 165. (MIRA 18:5)
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~llicha (for Yefimenko). 2. Nachall-nik tekhnicheskogo byuro
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Some remarks on the design of continuous pickling units. Metallurg
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zavoda im. Illicha.

YEMMINKOP S.P.; KAPT )" 11 1
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Masterinp the operation of hIgh-ofeed fDur-:Aand ri~-Ils fcr cc~2d
rolling. bletallurg 10 no.S.-26-27 Ag 165.
(WRA 1.8.-8)

GVOZWAKIJ.; NIEDERLAND,T.R.; BACHLEDOVA..E.; TOMIK,F.; FEDORCAKOVA,A.;
KRA14AR,T. Technical assistance: KAPLA140VA,-M.
- bqwrizantal cardiom_wfibrosis produced by diet (EGFD). 1, Changes
jp~-q-VbpWftU-metabo1imz of the myocardim in dynamic develop-
men't. Cor. vasa 6-ho.2tl53-158 164.
Xqwrizental cardiomyofibrosis produced by diet (ECFD). II.
Changes in lipid metabolism in the myocardium. Ibid.t159-163
164.
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Clinic, Faculty of Medicine, Komensky University, Bratislava,
Czechoslovakia6

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Fff,!~ct of 1,11,ron~c int,--rrilItt.ent a(h.,inistration ef r-ligitox-in
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The effect of digitmin on the lipid metabolism of myocardium and
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Medical Famlty, Comenius University, Bratislava, Czechoslovakia.
(MrOCARDIUH x~., tab) (NTSCLES metab)
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GVOZDJAK, J.; FEDORCANOVAR A.; BACHLEDOVA, E.; NIEDERLAVD, T.R.;
Tr,chnicka spolupraca: KAPIANO.VA,,M.; PADICOVA, L.
On biochemical changes of the rat myocardium in late ontogenesis
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no.6:334-338 30 S 165.
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GVOZDJAK) J.; NIEDERLAND, T. R., with the technical assistance of KAFMOVAp M.
The effect of digitoxin on protein content in the myocardlim, striated
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(MYOCARDIM metab) (MUSCLEZ metab)
(LIM metab)

GVCZDJAK, J.; With the technical assistance of: KAPLANOVA, M.
The dynamics of myocardial glycogen content during chronic
administration of digitoxin. Cor vaaa 5 n0-3:220-224 '63-
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Clinic., Komensky University, Bratislava, Czechoslovakia.
(MYOCARDIUM) (CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM)
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GVCZDJIK, J., with the technical assistance of: KAPLANOVA, M.
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The behaviour of myocardial lipids during chronic administra-
tion of digitoxin. Cor vase. 5 no.3:225-229 163.
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Clinic Modical Faculty, Komensky University, Bratislava,
Czechoslovakia.
(MYOCARDIUM) (LIPID METABOLISM)
(FATTY ACIDS) (CHOLESTEROL)
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Preliminary prepairation of the debydrating K-5 catalyst before
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ALUM, V.S.; KkSDIOVA, A.P.; UAZINOV, Sh.K.; XLPIAWVA,-V.O.
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-M --I-
OPLhNQVICH,
14(8); 25(5) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1646
Tsetlin, Boris Viktorovich, and Semen Lipovich Kaplanovich
Okhrana truda pri ekspluatateli promyshlennykh predpriyatiy;
prakticheskoye rukoirodetvo (Plant Safety in Industrial,*Zstablis4-
ments; Practical Guide) Moscow, Kolzi, 1958. 345 p., 26,,000 toples
printed.
Ed..: Ye.N. Blinder; Tech. Ed.: N.P. Tsirullnitskiy.
PURPOSE: This Industrial safety manual is intended for personnel in
..producers' cooperative establishments and local industries.
COVERAGE: The manual emphasizes the safe operational aspects of
Industrial equipment employed In metal working establishments.
It describes such Items as the basic I'egislation on labor safety,
maintenance of industrial buildings, general safety measures,
and personal protective equipment. It outlines precautions that
should be taken when operating electrical and hoisting devices,
machine tools, boilers and pressure vessels, furnaces and ovens,
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Plant Sarety in Industrial (Cont.) SOV/1646
and gas and electric welding equipment. Measures to be taken
when handling Inflammable liquids, chemicals, plastics, and
glues are also discussed. The concluding chapter is devoted to
First Aid. Chapters II, X, and XVII were written by
S.L. Kaplanovich, Chapters III and XI were written jointly by
S.L. Kaplanovich and B.V. Toetlin, and the remaining.chapters
were written by B.V. Tsetlin. There are no references. No
personalities are mentioned.
or
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction 2
W
Ch. I. Basic.Legislation on Plant Safety 3
1. Plant safety concept 3
2. Legislation on plant safety 4
3. Rules and standards on safety engineering and
Industrial sanitation 11
4. Control over the observance of legislation on plant
safety 9 12
5. Responsibility for infraction of plant safety rules 14
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Significance of works of S.V. Kravkov'B laboratory on the
vegetative inature of the color perception apparatus of the eye in
clinical practice in the field of glaucoma. Probl. fiziol.opt. 11:
185-198 '55. (MURA 9:6)
1. Glaznaya klinika Dnepropetrovkaogo meditainskogo instituta.
(GILUCOM, physiology,
off. of green & red on intraocular pressure (Rua))
(COLCR, effects,
green & red on intraocular pressure in glaucoma (Rug))