SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KARYUGIN, D.T. - KARZHAVIN, YU.A.

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KAIRYUGIN , D. T. , inzh.
Device for heating frozen ground. Stroi. i dor. mash. 6
no.10:31-32 0 161. ('ViM& 14:10)
Frozen ground)
i1 h3ating)
M

IMM, A.Se
[Struggle between materialism and idealism in Russian physics;
the second half of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th
century] Borlb& materialismai i idealisma v otachastvennoi
fizike; II polovina XXK i nachalo IM rv. Minsk. Radaktsionno-
izdatellskii otdal BPI im.I.T.Stalina, 1959. 1 V.
(Physics--Philosophy) (MIRA 13:7)

MIKHAYLUVI V.G., dt*tor tekhn.nauk; KRAFIVIN, N.G.,. kand.tokhn.nauk;
kana.tekhfi-nauk; KUMNITEVi YU.T., aspirant;
GARA=fMNKO, P.A., aspir4p~,~ MALYAR011, GiR , aspirajit;
KOGAN, K.B.~, inzli.; SUCH "V.D., inzh;~; TiiclIENK01 V.A., inzh.;
LINENKO, Yu.P., inzh.; MOZNAJM, G.I.', inzh.; MARTUENKO, I.A., inzh.
Cutting tool ~or the cutter loader, Ugoll Ukr. 6
no.8;37-39 Ag 162. (MIRA 15--l-1)
(Coal mining machinery)

agmac
GONTARI, N.V., kand;-MM;-M.G,,, kand, tekhrl. nauk; ISAKOV, E.I., inzh.;
LIMMO, Ytt.P,. , inOr.,; UZIMICIT; VI.F. 0 tokhnik
Te'sting of hard illoy ingtruments for pmehing holes in reinforced
concrete structures. Energ. strot. no.101-94 165. (MIRA 18t7)

NATTAZHSKIT, G.L.; KARTUK AskA-9011-1
Disinhibit on as a prophylactic measure in occupational deafness.
Probl.fiziol.akast. 2:109-121 150 (MIRA 10:11)
1. Laboratoriya po bor'be s proizvodstv,=ym shumom Vseso7uznogo
Nauchno-iseledovateltakogo institute oldirany truda Vsesoyuznogo
tsentrallnogo soveta profsoy-uzov, LeniAgrad.
(DW) (NOISE) (OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES)

USSR / Microbiology. Human and Animal Pathogens. F
Bacteria of intest�nal Group.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 2, 1959, 5570.
Author ; 'arjgk, 8. Yo.
L_ __ _ -
Inst : Military MRI-6-61 Acadoray.
Title : Use of Oomplote Antigens for Diagnosis of
Acute Bacterial Dysentery.
Orig Pub: Tr. Voyen.-med. akad., 1957., 72, 12-16.
Abstract: Ring precipitation reaction (RP) with complete
antigen was used alongside with agglutination
reaction (AR) to investigatci 233 blood sera of
106 patients with acute dysentery. The com-
plote antigen was prepared by the Boivin meth-
od from a Flexner dysentery SSP. culture, and
and was diluted with sterile physiological sal-
Ca rd 1 /3

USSR / Microbiology. Human and Animal Pathogens. F
Bacteria of Intestinal Group.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 2, 1959, 5570.
Abstract: ino solution to a concentration of 1:1,000.
The RP specificity as tosted on sere of heal-
thy individuals and those ill with non-dysen-
tery ailmonts was quite high. It was found
that RP exceeded AR by 22.7A in positive re-
actions. The highest percentage of positive
results with RP was obtained in the period fol-
lowing the 10th day aftor the start of the ill-
noss. Soeding of causal agonts was high, dos-
pito tho light course of the disease. In pat-
i,3nts with ulcerative intestinal disease, pos-
itive rasults with RP were obtained in 70 .5%
of cases, and with AR in only 54.5%; in catar-
rhal-follicular affections, RP was positive in
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USSR / Microbiology. Human and Animal Fathogons, F
Bactoria, of Intostinal Group.
Abs Jour: Rof Zhur-Biol., No 2, 1959, 5570.
Abstract: 66,6% of cascs, and AR in 50.0%; in catarrhal
disoasos in 53.5% and 39t2%, rospoctivoly, --
14. Ya. Boyarskaya.
Card 3/3

KA-PXU'K2 S-Ye. polkovnik meditsinskoy sluzhb,
- r, dotsent; KUDRYAVTSEV, M.G.,
podpolkovnik meditsinskoy sluzhby; CIIUKHLOVIN, B.A., podpolkovnik
meditsinakoy sluzhby, kand.med.nauk .
Cl&uical characteristics of salmonellosis Heidelberg in adults.
Voon.-qned. zhur. n0.5:62-64 My 161. (MIRA lj,-. 8)
I (SAII40NE, LLA HEIDEEIWRG)

AVDEYEVA, T.A.; KARYUK S.Ya
Data on Imminological and quantitatlve microbiological
characteristies,of acute dyaantery. Report No.31 SpecifIc
immunological.cha.ages deteatad.durizig anizal,experizents
("pulmonary model"). and quantitativo aspects of isolating
the pathogen from patients with acute dysentery. Trudy
Len. inst. epid. I m1krobiol. 24il3l.140 163. (MIRA 18%10)

'*" KARYUK,, S.Ye.,- WANTSEVs, A.P.
On the 70th birthday of Profespor ?,A. Alisov. Zhur.
mikrobiol,, epid. i imnun. 33 no.11'.153 JI 162.
(MIRA 17-1)

KARYUK, Soya## dot-sentj polkovnik maditainakoy aluzhby
Sow problems in the clinical picture sind diagnosis of alimntary
toxinfections; a review of literature. Voens-madazhur# no.7t28-33
164. (MIRA 180)

POSTNIKOV, I.S.; L UTYUNYAN, X.G.; TUGUSHEVA, N.I.; ELI, M.A.;
KARYUKHINA, T.A.
Investigating the operation of an air sedimentation tank at the
Kurt-yanovo aeration station. Nauch. trudy AKKH no.20:80-96 163.
(MIRA 18:12)

kand.med.nauk
Characteristics of the radical surgical treatment of purulent
diseases of the lungs in children. lbst.khir. no-5:22-26 162,
WIRA 15:1)
1. Iz gospitallnoy khirurgicheskoy kliniki (zdv. - prof. V.P.
Radushkevich) Voronezhskogo, meditsinskogo instituta,
(IMIGS-DISMFZ) (LIMGB--S.URGERY)

KARYUKINA, A.T.- (Voronezh (obl.), u1. ilirova , d038p kv-49)
Commissurotomy for mitral steno8is et the peak of Vilmonary
hemorrhage. Gradn, khir. 5 no-4t84-85 Jl-AgT63 (MMA 1?tl)

KARYUKINA, A.T., 1-mi. mad. nauk
Forcing of the blood into the ascending aorta in an agonal
condition of a parturient. Akush. i gin. 39 'n0-5:468-70
s-o 163. (MBU 17:8)
1. Iz ~Ospitallnoy khirurgicheskoy kliniki (zav. - prof. V.P.
Radusbkevich) Voroneshokogo meditsinskogo instituta.

BABIY, L.T., kand. sellkhoz. nauk; KHLOV, V-E.,, kand. sell-khoz.
nauk; KRIKUN, A.A., Garoy Sotniali:A1.~!heokoFo Truda,
karid. sellkhoz. nauk; STOLIYAR, T.A., kfm,,i. sellkhoz.
nauk; kand. sellkhoz. nauk; PLAUNOV,
P.A., kand. ekon. nauk; IVAVOVA, A., red.; SERGEYEVA, V.,
red.
[The aconoinles and organization of pou"ttry raising) Eko-
nomika i organizatsiia ptitsevodstva. Voskva, Izd-vo
"Kolos," 1964. 357 p. (MIRA 18:2)

KARPINSKIT, A.A.; URTUMUNA, T.A.
- WAW""NOWN-60W
Investigation of the work efficiency of the primary sedimentation
tanks of the Xurlianev aeration station. Vod.i san.takh,no.5:17-20
MY '56. (KraA 9:9)
(Moscow-Water-Aeration)

POPOVA, B.M., kand.tekhn.naukLKATtY.UMII'~i"i., mladahiy nauchnn sotrudnik
AL', N.A., Insh.
Condensation of activated sludge Rt sewage-treatmant plants in
Moscow. Gor. khoz. Mosk. 34 nc,,9:2d-30 S U. (HIRA 13:9)
(14oscow--Sewae,e--Purificatiou)

POSTNIKOV, I.S.; ARUTYUNYAN, K.G.; TUGUSHEVA, NJu.; ELI, M.A.; KARYUKHINA,
T.A.
Semi-industrial studies of air tanks or clarifiers developed
by the Academy of Municipal Economy at, the Kurlianovskii aeration
station. Sbor. nauch. rab. AKKH no.6-:15-35 161. (KIRA 15:3)
(Sewage-Purification)

2258 KaMlan, N.
Prosteysh,Va Mekhardzatsiya Transportirovki SoloV
(Saratov, 1954). 9s. s IU. 20 sm. (Saragobl. UFR.
UPR- s.-Kh. Propagandy)- 3-000 EKZ- Despl.- Sost.
Bez Tit. L. I Obl.-
(54-56230)P
R Zhivotnavo Dcheskim Ferma M.
Sellskogo Khozyaystva.
Wcazan V Kontse Teksta.-
636.0025-

Kamm, N.
Skillful worker Ivan Bolebomy, Isobr.i rate. n0.8:39-40
Ag 160. (MIRA 13--7)
1. Glavxq7 inshener oblastnogo upravlonlya sel'skogo
khoVaystya po izucheniyu i propagande peredovogo opyta,
Saratov.
(Saratov Province-Agriculture--r-Technologica1 innovations)

2STW-J, 111711.
Activity of rural nfficimncy proriotmra. Izobr. i ratit. I no. 4:40L.
41 Ao '58. (MIRA I!:?)
(Agricultm-al machinery)

ORLOV, A.P., lcand.teldin.naukc; NIKOL'XV, U.S., Lnzh.; KARYUKIN, S.Ye..
inzh.
Electronic analog computers for designing 17mpyards. Zhel.dor.
tranep. 41 no.8:55-56 Ag '59. (MM 12:12)
(Electronic analog computers)
(Railroade-Hump Yards)

RADUBBUVICII, V.P., prof.; XARnKIIIA, A.T.
Results of surgery in acute cholacyotitis [with summary in Bnglishl.
Khirurf,tia 33 no.11:74-79 11 '57. (IIIU 11%2)
1. Iz gospitellnoy khirurgicheakoy kliniki Voronezhakogo meditain-
ekogo institute.
(CHOISOYSTITIS, surg.
indic. & results (Rue))

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KARYUMNA, A. T.: W-44r Mad Sci (diss) -- "Forcing the blood into the as-
,
cending portion of the aortal arch in severe teminal states". Voronezh, 1958.
18 pp (Voronezh State Med Inst), 200 conies (KL, No 4, 1959, 131)

MTUKINA, A.T. (Voronezh)
Intra-aortal blood transfusion in terminal states under experi-
mental and clinical conditions. Ekep.'Ichir. 4 no.2:58-59
Mr-Ap '59. (MM 12:5)
(BLOOD TR"SFUSION,
intra-aortal, in resuscitation. clin. & exper.
aspects (Rua))
(AORTA,
intra,aortal blood transfusion in resuscitation,
clin. & exper. aspeCt13 (Rua))
(EMSUSCITATION,
same)

KARYUKINAI K. I.
Cand Agr Sci - (diss) "Effectiveness of raising of ducks for meat
under conditions of Priazovlye. (From the example of the kolkhozes
of the Kanevskiy Rayon of the Krasnodarskiy Kray)." Moscow, 1961.
18 pp~ (Moscow Veterinary Academy of the Ministry of Agriculture
RSFSR 200 copies; price not given; (Kl,, 7-61 sup, 251)
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"ARYUKINIA1 V. N.
USSR/1-1inerals 1948
U awci t e
Ore Dre3sing
"The i.ethods of 3eparatin.- Finely Dispersed Minerals From the Bauxites of the Kunensk
Rogion (Ural)," Ye. V. Kopchenova, V. 3. Karyukina, VIMS, 7 pp
I'Sovet Geolog" No 29
Discusses methods employed in separation of and surveyln-,L for finely dispersed minerals.
Describes finely dispersed components of Kamenskiy region bauxite deposits.
PA 6)T35

Microcrystalloscopio method for the quantitative determination of
some cations and anions In minerals,' Min.syrte no.6183-100 162.
(MIRA 16s4)
(Mineralogy, Determinative)

KARMSHTIS. Y. L.,
Studies on the synergism of certain drugs In the treatment of In-
ternal dideaves. Ilia. mod., Mookfa 30 no. 7:93 JulY 1152.(UAL 22:4)
1. Docent. 2. Kaunas.

XARYUrIN. F.G.
Methods for taking blood samples in detarmintng the glycemic picture.
Leb.delo 3 no.6:48 N-D 157. (MIRA 11:2)
(BIM--ANALTSIS AM GHEMIMY)

GORTSEVSKIY, S.A.[Hortsevsllcyi, S.A.lp kand. igellkhoz. nuak;
KOIDSOVSKIY, V.L.(Kolosovslkyi, V.L.I. kand. BOllkhoz.nauk;
ZINOGLYAD, M A.[Zy=hliad, M.A.], kand.,sellkhos.nauk; FAM V.G.
(Karyip V.H.T red.; CREMATSKIY, S.A.. [Cberevate'kyi,--�-.A.~,-
tekbn, red.
(Diseases of young animals) Khvoroby molodniaka. Kyivp Derzhsi:Ll-
hospvydav URSRj 1960L. 226 p. (MIRA 15--7)
(Veterinary medicim)

BERDNIKOV, Viktor Nikolayevich(BerdnikovV.M.), kand.med.nauk,-
GRINEV, Aleksandr Yevgenlyavich(Hrinlov, OJE.], lekarl;
V.H., translator); CHEMISHOV, V.P.,
red.; BYKOV, N.M.., tekhn. red.
(The health resort of Feodosiya]Kurort Feodosiia. Kyiv,
Derzh. vyd-vo med. lit-ry URSR, 1962. 98 p. (MIRA 16:3)
(FEODOSIYA-SEASIDE RESORrS)

LITMAN, V.; KARYZHSKIY ; BUS.I., inzh.
Our readers' letters@ Avto triinspo 36 no. 7:43 Jl '58. (MIRA 11:8)
1. Korsakovskaya avtotransoortnBys kontora Sakhalinskogo avto-
tresta (for Litman; Kaz7ehakiy). 2. Avtotranuportnaya kontors
No. 1 Chelyabiaskogo sovnarkhota(for Ens).
(Transportation, Automotive)

KARZANOV, P. A.
KARZANOVI P. A. -- "Gonorrheal Arthritis.
Aspects, and Therapy." Gorlkiy, 1955-
of Doctor in Medical Sciences).
So.: Knizhnoya Litopis',.No. 7, 1956.
Etiopathogenesisj, Clinical
(Dissertation for the Degree
6
T.

GORCHAK, V.; KARZANOV, V.
We n-os-d -ag-rea-tor variety of Inexpanvive toya. Sov.torg. no.51
19-24 My 159. (Tor industry) (14INA 12 17)

ZHMYLWVA*, nnaj BORODIN, Ye., red.; GMSHANOV, Ye., red.;
GURIYANOV, S.P red.- KARZANOV. V.t rod.- IVANOV, Ye.,
red.; MAMSUROVA, L.
A.) red.; KABYROVA,Z.,
red.
(International Confederation of Free Trade Unions; academic
lectrues on the "International labor and trade-union move-
mentn] Meabdonarodnaia konfederatsiia. svobodnykh profsoiu-
zov; uchebnye lektsii po distsipline "Mezhdunarodnoe rabo-
chee i profsoiuznoe dvizhenie. Moskva, Kursy profdvizheniia
dlia profaktivistov iz stran Azii, Afriki i Latinskoi
Ameriki, 1963. 51 p. (MIRA 17:9)

KARZANOV, V.
~ Z-1.. -.0
We shall start now with the solution of future tasks
of the machine industry. Pod org 17 no.5:2 of cover My 163.

KARZA OV, V.A.; KIRAKOZOVA, N,Sh.,. red.; MAMCRTOVA, N.A., tekhn.red.
[Permanent production councils; from the experience of the
wDetakii MirO Department Store] rostoianno deistvuiushchee
proizvodstvennoe.soveshchanie; opyt moskovskogo univermaga
wDetskii mire* Noakwat Goo.izd-vo torg.lit-ry, 1959. 20 p.
(MIRA 13:6)
(Department stores-Imployees)

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AUTHOR: None Given
3-2-26/32
TITLE: Backwardness of an Institute Can Be and Must Be Overcome
(Otstavaniye instituta mozhet i dolzhno byfl preodoleno)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vysshey shkoly, Feb 15,57, # 2, p 71 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Reference is made to an article of Dotsent V.P. Karzanov which
appeared in # 8, 1956, of this periodical and dealt with--the
decrease in the scientific work level of the Moscow Machine-
Tool and InstrumentsInstitute. In connection therewith-the
Deputy-Director of said Institute, Doctor of Technicikl Sciences
I.V. Kharizomenov, has written to the editor of this journal
enumerating the improvements which have been introduced in the
meantime with a view to eliminate the noted shortcomings.
Further improvement will take place as soon as thr new labor-
atory building will be completed in 1957-58.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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3-4-4/28
AUTHOR: Karzanov, V.P. , Doteent, Candidate of Economics
TITLE Qualified Cadres for and Thorough Research into the Automat-
ion of Froduction (Delu avtonatizathil proizvodetva - kyali-
fitairovannyye kadry, polnoteennyye iseledovaniya)
PERIODICALt Vestnik *ywohsy khkoly, April 1957, # 4, p 20-24 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The beginning of the article to devoted to general deliber-
'itioAs on the development of technical progress, automation,
on mastering the ever-increastbg velocities, pressures,and
tomperaturesp on the intensification of technological pro-
oessest the complexity of machines and mechanisms, and the
demand for interchangeability of parts and assemblies.. For
instance, the author states, that the velocity of modern
polishing-mach,ines Vzoesda 10-0,000'r.p.m., the speed it
machining metals-by'cutting exceeds 3800 m per minute, the
velocity of rotling steel on continuous rolling mills is
2000 a per minutet the synthe-sis of ammonia is carried out in
plants with a pressure esaaed.ing 3000 atmospherest turbines
.
with a Capacity Of 150,000
1ilowatte have been built and
Card 1/3 turbines of 250 and 400 thoucand kilowatts are being planned

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Qualified Cadres for and Thorough Research into the Automation of Production
and built. The author then points to the personnel as the de-
cisive factor in the struggle for technical progress and au-
tomation of the Production-processes and stresses the need
for higher qualified engineering and technical workers-.-- He
emphasizes the fact that tbo press, various confer-4tacei and,
particularly, the October Sosaion of the AN SSSR have paid
much attention to the necesoity of increasing the training of
specialists in automation. The author then enters into a
polemic with the Academician S.G. Stwumilin and states that
the sta,ndard of the automation specialists' knowledge is un-
satisfactory. It ist therefore, the AN's and the Vuz.in-
stitutional task to assist In the re-t-.aining of specialists.
The author then quotes examples to prove that in the plans
and programs of the higher oohoola ahtonation has n 'ot been
assigned Ahi-*roper priority and suggests that a number of
now eburses be introduced at the Vul institutions. He stresses
the necessity for the instructors to know and pass ont6 the
students all changes in the science and technics of their
speciality. But Automation training is not the higher school's
Card 2/3 only task. Considering the matter in its true aspectst the

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Qualified Cadres for and Thorough Research into the Automation of Production
pedagogical process must be such as to comply with the demands
of modern teohnic and first of all with that of automation.
ASSOCIATION: The Moskva Machine Tool and I!ool Institute imeni I.V. Stalin
(Moskovskiy otanko-instrumentallnyy inatitut imeni LV.
Stalina)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 3/3'-

AUTHOR: Karzanov, V.P.. Dotsent,
TITLE: From Casual Rehi:' t o Sy.,j t oma t _J e CC or~p e ra 0 -
dichuskikh ,,vYa-.,t?y - v
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Vysshey Shkoly, 1958, Nr 5.~
Ab5TRACT: The Party has set Soviut scieuce, Lht~ ta:3K ;I,' I., -11,%,
leadership in all brancheg of 1,nowledrp_ T,~-
problems facing ~lcience, not only a powe_rful ;Ind
technical basis arid a great number of s~* 1-
quired, but also an extensive f"ooperation, !~f
a centralized &uidance of theiz activIly an,:i -tr iLct. plan-
ning of development in every b.ranch of scienc-es.
1y many scientific vuz workers did not, tci,?Itific
research work required by indu:3try; i i a 0
based on a cost-accounting aL-r-qement, This 1.ut'rer wor`-.- is C-rit~
J
of the main forms of contact batween fic -,n , ~,.i d - ridus t r y , i!nd
involves the vuz chairs in treating t`lu mo~3',.
of industry. The closing of such ajr9eunir?n,.~,, L st I!.:
place only casually and urior~~anlzed, pj~eLj~
Card 1/5 established by the vuzes witr. the j

From CasuaJ Re3Ations Go Systematic Cooperation 3-58-5-16/35
through the sovnarkhozes. The author indicates the lack of
auxiliary personnel as another cause hindering the activiza-
tion of the vuzes' scientific work. He cites 3 instances
which have occurred at the Moscow Machine Tool and Instrument
Institute where scientists, who initiated important automation
and machine tool control work, were denied auxiliary personnel.
For this reason and because of departmental quarrels the com-
pletion of the work is still pending. An increase of the sov-
narkhoz influence on the entire proce8s of vuz scientific work
will undoubtedly contributeto overcome the deficiencies exi-
sting in research at technical vuzes. The sovnarkhozes should
actively participate in guiding the vuz acientific work, direc-
ting it towards the solution of problems of national and econo-
mic importance. To strengthen the connection between science
and production, a conference of the enterprises' leading tech-
nical personnel, of vuzes and scientific institutions of the
Moscow area was recently convened. At this conference the
institute scientists, accepted Tor development 14 large-scale
themes brought forward by the enterprises of the area. In
Card 2/3 conclusion the author expresses tha hope that the vuz scientific

From Casual ftlatioum to Systematic Coopera!;ion 3-58-5-16/35
workers will at last obtain a direct access to the industrial
enterprises and not through th'~rd persona as ia the case at
. . present.
ASSOCIATIONi Moskovskiy stanko-instrumentallnyy institut imeni I.V.
Stalins. (Moscow Machine-Tool and Instrument Inntituta imeni
I'v. Stalin)
AVAILABLEt Library of Congress
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YEMEL'YANENKO, P.F.; XARZANOVA A.Ya.; WNETSOVp Ye.A.
y
Biotites and amphiboleo of the Akkudtik intrusive (Kazakhstan).
Vast. Moak. un. Ser. 4: Geol. 19 no.,lIt46-54 MY-Je 164.
(MIRA 17:22)
1. Kafedrs, petrografli Moskovskogo univerditeta.
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TSAROVSKIY, I.Z... inzh.; KARZANOVA,,V.P., inzh.
Experimental study of the creation of equipment and the technoloa
of double-layer ceramic blocks. Sbor.trud. VNIIsttommasha no.2:
5-78 160. (MM 16:12)

W2ARINOVSKIY, Yu, Ye.
Water Su,-:ply
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Underground and shaft uatqrs in the lUzel kar3t region. Trudy MOIP
12gW-150 164o (MIRA 1811)

C _~!R.LMY : ~'X EChuSI,OVA"K IA if
CA 1) py Chemical Tocllaolor.,.y. Chemical "rooticts and Their
Ari-)Iications. Clerrical 1'roressint'. )f ~'atvral Cases"
.)9, ilo. P)-'-
AB"). JCAJR. No ]:,f, _191- 1 21
MINOR V.f. : I,onatlcin, 1). P. : Crocko, T). 1.
INL~717M T I. o ~t~ r
Iv ~en
TITLE llylropenmiion of "leavy 1:etrolevrr Nstillates ana
liesidua from Thermal aad Catalytic Cr:-Lckina
ORIO. PUB. Chem. 1ri!,vvsI, 195P, vo 11, 5711-574
Al,ntract of -ade at tl.e Ist Fuel
Convertion in !:arl-ovi ',.ari (Czechoslovrdiia)
rsertainin,,, to *~he resul t.s of an i 'nvestipation,
conducted by Ilie Scieniific !Ie!!e~ircl) Institute of
fletroleimi Ine1)s-,T-v (IT.SR, Vloscow), which indica-
ted. that I~yflrogermtion of 1,eavy retToleum dis-
tillates and of residur. over stallionary catalyst
i)eds is tVie ontimun melbod of tl)eir refiring.
*and Petroleum. I,fotor ancl n'erket Illuels. Imbricants.
Card: " /I

YU-AMAN) V.V.
Cutter die for a bore bit dressing press. Kuz.-slitam. proizv 4
no.6:44 Jle t62. C~ - (MIRA 15:6)
(Dies (Metalworking)) (Metal- cutting-!W6U~)

BOG.ATENKOV, P.; KARZHAUB�M Ih.; TAXOVLEVA, V.N., red.; OTSTRAKH, V.G.,
tekhn.ret'.
(Railroad of friendship] Doroga druishby. Alma-Ata, Kazukhokoe
goo.izd-vo, 1958. 60 p. (MIRA 12:5)
(Railroads) (China--Railroads)

KA,RZJIAUV, T. K.
Geleatite in the Sulu-Terek basalts. Dokl. AN Utz. SSR 21 no.80:
32-34 164. (MIRP 19: 1)
1. Institut geologii i geofiziki imen! Abdullayeva AN UzSSR.
Submitted Sept. 20, 1963.

K.
Celeitine In the Mesozoic~ and rknoz~-.)ic sedime-n-ts of the deser-~
regions in Central Asla. Tzv. Ali TuTk. S.T.R. Ser. flz tekh.,
khim. i geol. nauk no.307-90 164 18.-1)
1. Institut geologil Ml Urbekskoy SM.

I KARZHAUVP T,K,
Concretion of celestine in the Upper Gretaceous sediments of
eastern Fergana. Uzb. geol. zhur. 7 no.6s27-32 163.
(MIRA 17:8)
1. Institut geologii im. Kh.M. Abdullayeva AN UzSSR.

KARZHAUV, T.K.
sign of ]petroleum occurrence within the limits of the
Pushion anticlinal structure of the Kulyab region. Dokl. AN Tadzh.
SSR no.21-.11-12 157. (MIRA 11:7)
l.Inatitut geologii AN Kirgizekoy SSTI. Predstavleno chlenom-
korrespondontom AN Tadzhikskoy SSR R.B. Baratovym.
OCulyab Province-Petroleum geology)

KARZHAUV, T.K.
Genesis of fibrous gypsum im T*7tiary deposits of the piedmont
regions of the Kirghiz Range. Izv.,A.N Kir. SSR, Ser. eat.
i tekh. nauk 3 no.1+3113--M t6la 0,1IRA 14:12)
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Heat transfer in apparatuses designed forthe catalytic synthesis of
hydrocarbons from water-gas. Khim.prom. no-5:142-147 My 147.
(MLRA 8:12)
(Hydrocarbons) (Chemical reaction,, Heat of)

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Chemistry - Hydrocarbons - Synthesis
"Catalytic Synthesis of Hydrocarbons fr=.Carbon
Monoxide and Hydrogen)" V. A. Karzhavin, 26 pp
"Uspekhi Rhimii" Vol XVI, No 3
Discusses general characteristics of the synthe-
sizing process, catal7zers for the synthesis of
hydrocarbone, theoretical account of the synthesis,
conditions of origin of the catalyzers for the
synthesis, and methods of development of catalytic
synthesis. A full-page bibliography.
10T47

KARZHAVI-N., Yu.,A*; CHUVIL09 I.V.; KIRILOV, S.S.; INKIN, V.D.; GOLUTVINI I.A.;
NEUSTROYEVP V.D.; STLTANOV, V.D.; TULAYEV, B.P.1 KOLESOV, I.V.;
ALMAZOV, V.Ya.; PdOKOFIYEV, Yu.P..; SHINAGL, I.
Device for automatic measurement of tho coordinates of charged
particle tracks recorded on bubble chamber photographs. Prib.
i tekh. eksp. 8 no.5:54-60 s-o 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Ob"yedinennyy instit-at yadernylEh issledovaniy.

VMS

L 2402-M EWTWIJTA~ UV-!:2. A(m)-2 IjP(
ACCESSION NR: AP5007040 9/0120/65,tOOO/001/0120/0123

AUMOR: Karzhavin,, Yu. A. Kulikov. Yu. V. MalashkinIch, N .I. Rakitakiy. Do V.
Ramzhin

TITLE: Stabilized High-voltage power source of �250 kv
SOURCE: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no. 1, 1965, 120-123

beam,
I~GS: high voltage generator, separator, k meson beam, antiproton
TOPIC T
proton synchrotron

-ABSTRACT: A �250-kv source is,described for use in conjuriction with a
..power
separator to produce pure k-meson and antiproton beans on the Joint Nuclear Re
search. Institute! 0 proton sjgchrotron.AThe stabilit-y of the source is �0.1%; iti
A
power output is.6 kv.. High voltage is produced in t1sro stages. The first stage I
is a standard ultrasonic generator with a,,slightly m)dified circuit, which ' to-
gether with a series resonant circuit, assures an effective output voltage f
0
70 kv. The second stage conl3ists.of two cascade-conaected generators which produce
+250 kv and -250 kv* respectively. The source is relatively simple in construcii
0
'
and usqs itanddrd components.
With a slightly modifled ultrasonic generatcor,_
~_
-15 times higher can be obtained with a IDad power o
voltages 5 i several kv. Ori
art. has:.. -5. _fi res. (JR

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L 2482-66
ACCESSION NR: AP500TO40
ASSOCIATION: Ob yedinennyy-,inatittit-lyadeimykh iusledovanniy (Joint. Nuclear Re---
search InstituW

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ACCESSION NR; AP4016373 S101Z01641.000/00110097/0100
AUTHOR: Golutvin, L A.; Inkin, V. D.; Karzhavin, Yu. A.; Mal'taev, E. L.
Neustroyev, V. D.; Stepanov, V. D.; Chan, I.
TITLE: Measuring multiple -scattering parameters from the pattern of tracks in
a xenon chamber
SOURCE: Pribory* i tekhaika eksperimenta, no. 1, 1964, 97-100
TOPIC TAGS: multiplq scattering, multiple scattering measurement, ionization
1. chamber, xenon ionization chamber, BMI microscope, scattering measurement
331141 microscope
A~3STRACT: A BMI microscope was equipped with a step-feed mechanism band a
tr~Lnslation sensor based on the diffraction -grating principle. Electronic equip-
ment includes a data-processing unit, a binary reversible counter, a
trans cription-to-punch-tape control, and a keyboard for introducing additional
4jr 1/3