SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KHATSKEVICH, M.V. - KHATYUKOV, S.A.

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AUTHOR- KORSHURMN.S. _YJRTSKEVIC4jX.V. 89-9-10132
TITLE; A Flow Meter wiih R-dinW6il.ve__ii~at, (Raskhodomer s radioaktivnym
datchikom) 1~
PERIODICALt Atomnap lwgiya, 1957, Vol 3, Nr 9, pp 250-252 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACTt The construction of a flow meter is described in which a Co6o
source ( 2 - 5 mC) is fitted on the float of the rotating indicator.
The position of the float as a measure of the quantity of the
floiv is represented by the recordings of an ionization chamber.
By means of two trial series (RDP - I - 100) and (RDP - 2 - 50)
the consumption of caxbon tetrachloride under laboratory conditions
within the range of from 0,015 to 0,06 3/h and the water consumption
within the range of from 0,2 to 2 3/h could be measured with an
accuracy of + 2,5%6. (With 4 Illustrations and 4 Slavic References)
ASSOCIATICK: Not given
FRZS3f= BY;
SUBMITTED: 9.2.1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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AUTHORS: Khatskevich, M. V., TBenter, E. M.
TITLE: The Yield of Electrons on the Action of 7-Quanta, (Vykhol
elektronov pod deystviyem y-kvantov)
PERIODICAL; Zhurnal ekoperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1958,
Vol. 34, Nr 4, pp. 807 - 810 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This work determines experimentally and mathematically th-.~
absolute yield of electrons fromi an aluminum target on the
action of y-quanta, with the energy 2,62 MeV. In the case of
the presence of data on the relative yields the determination
of the relative yield for any certain material at one single
energy of the y-quanta is sufficient to be able to go Over
to the absolute values for the other materials and energies.
it is this problem that forms the subject of the present
paper. As target material aluminum was chosen and the yield
of electrons for the hard component of the radiation of ThC"
(2,62 MeV) was chosen. First tho authors discuss the com-
putation of this yield. By this way for the quantity of the
Card 1/3 electrons per quantum of the energy impinging upon the target

56-34-4--3/6o
The Yield of Electrons on the Action of y-quanta
the value i - 1,6.io-2 electrons per y-quantum is found.
For the experimental DrOdUCtiOn Of I a special counter tube
of aluminum was made; Its c6nstruction is illustrated by a
figure. Another figure gives a survey of the whole experimental
arrangement. The performance ,)f the experiment shortly is de-
scribed, 3 measuxing series with repeated reading of the
background and of the effect are performed. Between these
meaauring series the device always was adjusted anew. In.,
these measurements the value 1P. 1.,3 + 0,2.10-2 electrons
per quantum was obtained. On this occjion it was 4saumed
that only quanta with the energy 2,62 MeV are acting. The
measured quantity satisfactorily agrees with that computed.
Starting from this quarttity and from the data by G. I. Hine
(Refs 7, 8) e.g. the absolute values of the yields of elec-
trons per quantum (with the energy 2,62 1MeV) can also be
computed for other materials. The corresponding values found
by 11. Bradt et al. (Ref 6) are 1,6 to 20 times as high as
the values found An this work; the quite intelligible reasons
for this are sho~~iy discuesed. There are 4 figures, 1 table,
and 13 references, 1 of which is Soviet.
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56-34-4-3/60
The Yield of Electrons on the Action of y-Quanta
SUBMITTED: October 5, 1957
1. Gamma radiation-Analysis 2. Electrons-14--asurement
Card 315

KRATSKEVICH, N. 1. and ZHABRL?V,, D. V.
"The Origin of Oil Field Waters,,n Neft, Xhoz.., No.12,, 1951

LISTENGARTEN, R.M.; _PIATSKEV , N.1
,
i
-Comparing the cciTosition of petroleums with the geochemical
.characteristics of enclosing sediments. Trudy AzNII DN
, j-,.~_'.210.9:-'30-36 160.
(14IRA 14: 5)
(Petrcieum-Analysis)
(Geochemical prospecting)

AMCDOV, G.A. *--XRA344
J. -PqCHl N.I.; LISTENGARTEN, R.M.; FAVLOVA, V.A.;
SAMMIANOVA, N.A.
Possible oil-forming series in Cretaceous sediments of the
Caspian-Kuba area, Trudy AzNII DN no*10:19-30 160. OMIRA 14:4)
(Azerbaijan-Petroleum geology)

KIIATSKEVICII. N.I.
Some data on the nature of Azerbaijan Mezosoic waters. Trudy
AzITII DIT no.4006-3M 156. NIRA 14:4)
(Azerbaijan-Water, Underground)
1~1
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)MTSKETIGH.,.Nq_J*; MANGASAIWA# A*G*'-
I
Minor elements in the formation waters of Azerbaijan petroliferous
series-. Trudy A%NII DN no.4010-316 156. (MIRA 14:4)
(Azerbaijan-Oil fieUbrines) (Trace elements)

KHATSKIVICH,S.M.
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Organization of the district center pharmacy. Apt. delo. 4 no. 6:
41-43 K-D 155. (KLRA 9:1)
1. Iz Kurskogo oblastnogo otdola GAPU.
(PHARMACY,
in Russia, orgaaiz. of regional center pharm.)

KAATS~~71GH. 6.11., provizor
I
)-a M;-'wor,, oractice of of Kurelc Provine-R,
lipt.,Iei!) 6 nn.4-42-43 JI-A;, '5'-7. (MLJ~~ 10:9)
(KMS;C RROY I IIC.;l - Y)

MTSKICVICH, S.P., Insh.
Possibility of voltage adjustment at the intermediate points of
a half-wave line.-Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; energ. 2 no.7:11-14 J1
,59. (MM 13:1)
1.Novosibirskiy elaktrotekhnicheakiy institut.
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BUFNIS7POV, N.A.; KOROBEYNIKOVA., A.D.; QATSKEVICH, V.S.- SOSIN, 14.A.;
OSOKINA) K.I.; BOZHKOp V.S.; HOSKALEV,~:i~.-.,- ~GKBJ'lj H.H.;
DAN1=1A, V.I.; BEZRUCHENKO, I.Ya.
Experience in competing for the right to be called an enterprise
of communist labor. Vest. sviazi 21 no.11:22-25 N 161.
(MIRA 14:11)
le Nachallnik Pervomayokoy kontory ovyazi g. Moskvy (for
Burmistrov). 2. Nachallnik otdoleniya ovyazi Kupino.,
Shebekinskogo rayona, Belgorodskoy obl. (for Korobeynikova).
3. flachallnik IToginskoy rayonnoy kontory svyazi Moskovskoy
obl. (for Ehatokevich). 4. flachallnik Teykovskoy kontoz7 avyazi
Ivanavskoy obl. (for Sosin). 5. Nachallnik 16-go otdeleniya
avyazi Dzerzhinska, Gorikovskoy obl. (for Osokina). 6. Nachallnik
SovetBkoy kontory svyazi Kaliningradskoy oblasti (for Bozhko).
7. Nachallnik Sovetakoy kontory svya2& Kurskoy obl. (for
Moskalev). 8. Nachallnik Kanavinskoy kontory avyazi g.
Gorlkogo (for Gogin). 9. Nachallnik Shcholkonovskogo otdeleniya
svyuzi Yukhnovokogo rayonap Kaluzhokoy obl. (for Danilkina).
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Increasing the heat resistance of piston heads on internal
combustion marine engines. Mor. flot 16 no.10:18-20 0 '56.
(MLRA 9:11)
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(Marine diesel engines) (Pistons)

TRUFAMV, B.; NDLDAVSKIT, M., inzh.; KHATSKIN, K., inzh.
Acid cleaning of hot-water heating pipes. Mor. flot 18 no.12:
17-18 D '58. (IURA 12:1)
l.Rachallnik laborateril Rishekogo SRZ (for Trufanov). 2.Sudostroltell-
nyy Rizhakiy zaved (for Moldavokiy, Khatakin).
(Heating pipes--Cleaning)

STEPAN=t Ye., kandstekhn.nauki IWATSKIM4p L.jinzh.
Some data on water resistance to the movement of sectional,trains.
Rech. transp. 19 no.4116-19 AP1160. (MIRA 140)
(Hydraulics) (Towing)

__ KHATSKIN, K., inzht VASILIYEV, V., inzh.
Adopting ship structures made of aluminum-magnesium alloys.
Mar. flat 21 no. 6t29-30 Je 61. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Rizh6kiy sudoremontnyy zavod.
(Ships--Maintenance and :epair)
.(Aluminum-magnesium alloys)

CHONTUSKI,I.. kandydat mal'okagaspadarchykh navuk; ARDRSMA,N.,
kandydat selskagaepadarchykh nayuk; MUTSIKO,A., kawlydat
sel'skagaspadarchykh nayuk
Distribution of sugar beets In the White Russian S.S.R. and
methods of increasing yield. Testsi AN BSSR no.5;24-25 S-0
154. (KIRA 8:9)
(White Russia--Sugar beets)

KOSAGH, Alekeendr Konstantinovich; ~~:IKQI..Boris Aatonovich;
BUROV, A., red.; KHORZVSKIT, V., takhn.red.
(Neavizh; brief sketch of the city and asnatoriunj Neevi2h;
kratkii ocherk o gorode i manatorii. Kinak, Goe.izd-vo BSM,
Red.sotsiallno-ekon.lit-rys 1959- 43 P- (KIRA 13:4)
(IMSVIZH--HISTORT) (NESVIZH--SANATORIUKS)

NOSACH, Aleksandr Konstantinovich; ~H~ATSIKO, B.A.
[Neeyizh; a brief sketch] Nesvizh; kratkii ocherk. 2. dop.
'"ad. MLnsk, Gosizdat BSSR, 1962. 64 p. (KIPA 16:4)
(Nesvizh-Description)

KHATSKO, M. S.
USSR/Metala - Wolding
Aug 50
"Wolding Undcr flux of Pieces intricate In Shape," Ia. A. Uvl~&Ioy kingrp H. S. Khatako,
V. 1. Kakhanav
"Avtogen Delo" So Cs PP 15-17
Diecusees methGda for automatic welding under flux of pieces with complicated shapes,
e.g.# elliptical. Reco=ends evolution of such gh"s into plar;ea with subsequent,
rolling of these places &Ctcr welding into requires apace figures. T"is permits
appl-cation of welding !twthoda for stralglit joints on horizontal plane, ard taus
&IJAinstas dcsiVdr4., of bulky PnJ compl1caLud cquIpment vinco anivarsal device
for welding flat "eta say be used.
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VAYNSHTEn. E.; KHATSIKO, Ye.
Practical training of students in State Bank branches. Dan. I
kred. 18 no.1007-63 0 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(Finance--Study and teaching)
(Banks and banking)

KHATSIM, Zh,P,
White Russian research vithin the program of the International
Geophysical Tear. Ventsi AN BSSR. Ser. fiz.-tokh. nav. no.1:93-95
'59. (MIRA 12:6)
(White Russia--International G6ophysical Tear)

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Conclusions frou using geophysical surveys in mking geological
maps of the crystalline foundation of the White Russ ian-Id thuanian
massif. Veatai AN BSSR. Ser.fiz.-tokh.nav. no.2:90-100"60.
(MT.RA 13:10)
(White Russia-Geology-14aps)
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Late observationa on the course of glaucoma in aphakic eyes.
Sbor, nauch, trud. SOGMI no,114:91-95 163. (MIRA 18:9)
1, Iz kafedry glaznykh 'oo'Aezney SeverG-Osetinskogo meditsinakogo
inatituta (zav. kafedroy - prof. M.N. Bugulov).

IGNATOYEV# M.V.; Prinimal uchastiye: KBATSURp A.D. p metodist le~chebony
gimnastiki
ftyhemometric studies of atherosclerosis. Sov. med. 25 no.7: 35-38
11 161. - (MMA 15:1)
1. Iz lainicheakogo sanatoriya "Arkhangellskoyell Moskovskoy oblasti
(nachallnik - kand.med.nauk M.M.Gilenko).
(ARTLRIOSCLEWSIS) (BLCOD-OXYGMI dONTaiT)

EKPAKHER, Adam B.[Empacher, Adam B.]; FHATS-YANW, F.G. [translator];
SHILFYKO , A.V. , kand. 11,
G.V., red.
[Power of analogies. Translated from the Poligh] Sila
analogii. Pad red. A.V.Shileiko. Moskva, Mirp 1965. 152 p.
(MIRA 19:1)

ACC NR- Am6oll;345 Monograph UR/
Mironov, Konstantin Andreyevich; jgjatz~yanav-, Yelika GriSo.z~ypy_Ubi-
Shegal, Genrikh Llvovich; Shipetin, Lev Iosifovich; YAnovsldv,-Petr
Illarionovich
Technology of automatic control systems design; reference materials
(Teldinika proyelctirovaniya nistem avtomatizataii; spravochnyye
materiaily) Moscow, Izd-vo "Maohinostroyeniye", 1966. 702 P.
illus., biblio., tables. Errata Blip Innerted. 16,500 copies printed'*
TOPIC TAG&3: automation, automatic control, electric control system,
pneumatic control system, automatic colitrol deoign, autowtic control circuit
PURPOOE A1JD COVERAGE: This book is intended for technical personnel
concerned wilth the planningr of automation oystems i'or techno1o,,-,-,1,-.a1
processes. It can al-no be useful to scitudents at school-- oL' hiffher
technical education and technical. schools. The boo',, contains U cu
uierit-ary referencea concurning the design of aut- omatllori 3y-.3'U-e;-,ii3
Civeo exai-iiples of projects based on the plano, noxq,i,7i, and manual'i
of the leading design organizations of the USSR. In addition to the
above, the book contains recommendations re~,ardin,-r 1,-,he selection of
mieano of automation, methods of deaIgning control, i~!-~;naliu8, ariCi
Cord I/Ifi

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rccrulation eirculto, the arran,re!:,.c-n1L-, o"' con-vol
ili~HIOCIS 01' ('0MJ)Ut111(1' allLoi-iiatic regulation ,iyjtemLi) cho!rle-adlu~3tment
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1111*11-.,3, ind the Lapered devicen o~ 1.1ow-moter., Data on the caulj)-
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i:~,,nt and asoewbly inaterlnlrj no ed 1.n the syniu-cmij for automaUon-
control and regulation or teclinol-)g1cal processea are presented.
TABLE OF COkaTMS:
Fore'dord -- 6
Introduction -- 9
Ch.I. Planningy Stages and Project Composition, Initial Design Data--14
Ch.II. Circuits for the Intercoupling of Control Points -- 18
Bibliography -- 25
Ch.III. Automation Circuit Diagrams -- 26
1. Methods of plotting basic circuits -- 29
2. Representation of units, pipelines, devices, and means of auto-
mation on circuit diagrams .-- 31
3. Numbering of equipment -- 45

ACC Nwu16ol,045
Biblio.r.raphy' -- 48
Q.V. Electrical Circuit Diagrams -- j19
1. General principles of electr1cal-diagram_plotting -- 49
2. Markin,- systems of electrical diagrams - 65
3. Signaling circuits -- 70
4. Electric-drive control circuits for industrial mechaniama -- 92
5. rlecbric-drive control circuits for cloning and adjusting devices
-- 112
6. Automatic regulation circuits -- 126
Control circuits using remote-control -- 155
k
o Control circuits using contactless logical. units -- 171
Bibliography -- 183
Ch.V, Pneumatic Circuit Diagrams for Automatic Control and Regu-
lation -- 185
1, Initial materials for plotting pneumatic circuit diagrams.
Selection of equipment and connection lines -- 186
2. Content of pneumatic dircuit diagrams -- 193
3. Representation of equipment, auxiliary devices, and connection
lines on pneumatic circuit diagrams -- 194
4. Examples of completed pneumatic circuit diagrams -- 199
Diagrams of automatic-regulation stabilizing systems -- 199

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Diagrams of automatic-regulation follow-up systems -- 203
Diagrams of automatic-regulation-caseade systems-- 210
Diagrams of pneumatic remote control -- 217
Ch.VI. Electrier-Power-Supply Circuit Diagrams -- 221
1. Purpose and methods of making power-supply diagrams -- 221
2. Selection of vqltage values and type of current -- 226
3. Control and protection equipment in power-supply circuits - 229
4. Calculation of protection devices -- 236
Determfnation of the output of power-supply sources -- 240
Control of power-supply-eircuit workIng order -- 248
7. Exarmple of the making of a p.-Rer-Tsupply circuit -- 252
Ch.VII. Power-Supply Pneumatic-Circuit Diagrams -- 253
1. Power-supply sources -- 253
2. Calculation of power-supply-source efficiency -- 256
3. Use of compressor-plant stations 258
4- Construction of power-supply eircui-t; -- 258
5, Example of a completed pneumatic circuit diagram for a power-
supply -- 262
6. Recommendations concerning the selection of sets and fixtures
for an air-supply circuit __ 266
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Bibliography 271
Ch.VIII. Control Panels and Desks. Control-Room Equipment Lay-Out-272
1, Purpose of panels and desks -- 272
2. Classification and use of panels and desks -- 273
3. Layout of devices and control equipment on the front aide of
panels and desks -- 278
4. Layout of e uipment, and auxiliary devices inside panels and
desks -- 291
5. Recommended distances between devices installed on panels and
desks -- 283
6. Mimic.flowsheets and graphic panels _-- 289
Layout of control panels and desks - 296
Ways of installing and fixing control panels and desks -- 298
9: Illumination of control panels and desks -- 304
10.sbrawings'of the general aspect of control panels and desks
Graphic design) -- 306
11. Control-panel rooms -- 309
12. Some information on serially manufactured control panels and
desks -- 311
13. Examples of completed control panels and desks -- 315
Bibliography:'-- 324

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Ch.IX. Wiring Diagrams or Control Panels and Desks -- 325
1. General requirements an to the content and design or wiring
diagrams -- 325
2. InduBtrial Bafety and operational requirements with regard to
the arrangement of the equipment and to the connecting wiring
on control panels and desks -- 327
3. Electric wiring and illumination of control panels -- 330
it. Tube wiring in control panels and desks -- 341
5. Mixed (electric and tube) wiring -- 348
6. Leads of external wiring into control panels and desks -- 349
Terminal sealings of cables and wires -- 355
Assembly symbols -- 358
9: Methods of drawing wiring diagrams -- 363
10. Example of a completed wiring diagram -- 372
Bibliography -- 375
Ch.X. Diaggrams of External Electric and Tube Wiring 376
1. Purpose and content of the diagra,,,.s 376
2. Selection of wiring material 377
3. Assembly symbols -- 392
4. Marking of connecting lines 395
5. Methods of drawing diagrams 399
Bibliography MM 406

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Ch.XI. Assembly Drawings of Equipment and Connecting-Wiring Layout-
C-3
-- 407
1. Purpose of drawings and what is required from them from a
technical statidpoint -- 407
2. Selection of location for the Installation of Instruments and
of sorting devices. Planning installation designs -- 410
3. Structures for the installation of control panels and deake-422
4. Laying of tube wiring -- 425
5. Laying of electric wiring -- 445
6. Execution of assembly drawings -- 457
Bibliography -- 459
Ch.M. Explanatary Note. Equipment and Material Specifications -460
Bibliography -- 467
U
Ch.XIII. Calculation of Choke-Control Units 468
1. Designations and computational formulas 468
2. Characteristics of values included in computational
3. Characteristics of choke units -- 483
4. Sequence of choke-unit calculation -- 485
5. Examples of choke-control-unit calculations 487
Bibliography -- 491
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Ch.XIV. Methods of Calculating Regulation Systems -- 492
1. Flow diagram. Mathematical models -- 492
2. Mathematical concepts and designations -- 494
3. Sections of automatic regulation systems -- 503
4. Experimental methods of determining regulated objects and-regu-
lation-equipment characteristics -- 525
Conversions of block diagrams -- 534
Characteristics of automation means and devices -- 546
7: Calculation and investigation of automatic-regulation systems
by means of computers -- 596
Analog, computers -- 597
Calculation of an automatic pressure regulation system -- 622
8. Methods of calculating standard aingle-eircuit regulation systems
making use of reference materials -- 631
-Reference materials---- 638
Concluding remark -- 664
Bibliography -- 665
Ch.XV. Calculation of the Tapered Devices of Flow-Meters -- 667
1. Designations and computational formulas -- 667
2. Characteristics of values included in computational formulas-675
3. Minimum lengths of direct-pipoline sections preceding and follow-
ing tapered devices -- 686

ACC NRt Ar.16014345
L~. Selection of a tapered device 687
5. Sequence in tapered-device calculation -- 687
6. Flow meauurement while lnstallin~g a tapered device at a pipe-
line's input and output -- 69o
Flow measurement of aggressive cubstances -- 691
Measurement of pulsating gas flows -- 692
9. Examples of tapered-device calculation -- 695
Bibliography -- 700
Table for converting the physical units used In this book Into
the IS international unit system -- 701
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATHt 18N0v65/ ORIG REF1 121/ OTH REF: 003

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altitude becomes higher. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geofiz. no.9:1251-
1260 S 162. (MIRA 15:8)
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TRAUBE, Ye.S., Inzh.; KHATULXV Y inzh.
I ~~ Ie4
Use of powerful mining machinery motorR in nine anction
electric systems. Ugoll Ukr- 3 no-3:17-20 Mr '59.
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(Mining machinery-Blectric driving)
(Slactricity in mining)

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Construction Trulit] Zhilishchnoe stroltalletvo Y Koskve; iz op7ta,
raboty Roskovekago goffuAaretyeanogo ordena Lenina I ordena
Trudovogo, Krannogo Znamni stroitellno'go tresta Koszhilistroi.
Moskva. Goo. izd-vo Ut-ry po atroit., arkhit. i rtroit. mterWam,
1958. 81 p. (MM U97)
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"Work" of the great spotted woodpecker. Priroda 52 no.8:100-101
Ag 163. (MllU 160)
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~~:RCF' Avtatsiya kogmrjnavtika, no. 1. 91 6 6 5 3
flyi.rig training
ABS TIViCT: The safe flying and landing of the !'L-6 h Lkonter Bath ov`2 or botl-,
enginos c-Lic off depends mainly on the flying, techniques used. [a order to i-tiaintain
-iltit,jde -ifter one engine has been cut off, the pilot -,nu-;t .ecreac-t- rntor pitc- ,-6
and at the SdM~a i,iicruast: Lite jj4-'-,,rUr Ur L:ie re-Miainini', en;;!.ne.
can he maintained at speeds of 1 ()-~50 a~-i 1, -3n. alL~ Lucie Of
I0f)0 M witli the rotor rpa, -AL 80-82. ',.; ano uiiiv w- operal
v2 rup L
I ai !ure of One C-ligine tilf. pil'A -~hotjld u!;i- ri;t- , ~)nt rol ~i;indle for '0QtIt
onty
c r r;,, ail u' i i e Ls i i u tcertain wliich engine Mill z-nav ~Utll Lhe wroag
losing Lou Much time and possibly causitiv, coinplvLe loss of control of Clie
For training purposes, flighL With one engine is recormaanded at an alti-
tud(, of 1090-1500 m and at a speed of 130- 150 km/hr. One engine shouH be cut off
-Ca r u1/2' -

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ACC NR:
ci,)F- a stop,~ock rather than by decreasing the supply of gas, since this causes
iii the tran,;mission. Landinp, on one enpine should be at a horizontal flying
-o-
'4() km/iir and at a vertical speed of 2-3 m/sec. At an altitude of
-0 Lh( ;)(-)~ lZontal speed should be de,-reased to 60-70 km/hr, witn the pitch angle
6-io deprees; in this way the hr-iicopLev wii touck dowrn on its main wheels,
t will drop. The ~Ii-6 ni~licnptor i, cquiri)ed with an ;iutorotation
i1ell ILS 110se
.-ino can make power-off landings. If thi-, i, d,,ne, the rotor pitch is first
,~ecr,_,ase(i to 1. degree at an altitude 1000 m; at an altitude of 2000 m the rotor pitch
should 6e set at 4 degrees, and at an alLLtUde Of 3000 m It shf-ild be set at 5 degrees
Ac ar. altitude of 1000 m, with a gliding speed of 140 km/hr, normal take-off load,
and 80-62 X rotor rpm (with both engines shut off), speed of descent will be 11 m/sec
~-.7ith a ,,Iiding speed of 120 km/hr (without payload), the loss of altitude will be
_U Mlsec; for the same load at a speed of 220 km/hr the loss in altitude is maximum
and , * . ~ I
I)e 17- 18 m/sec.For a gliding speed of 200 km/hr, and with the rotor set at
degrees, the loss in altitude will increase by 2 m/sec. Landing with a gliding
~,,-.totfL~ of 100 ~m/hr, the angle of descent will sharply decrease (by 26-27 degrees),
Lt,us making landing highly complicated.
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2. USSR (600)
4. Clover - Vladimir Province
7. Planting of clover in Vladimir Province. Sel. i sem. 19 no. 10, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January -1953. Unclassified.

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0 inntodakll zamorazhivanizvn pyl~y. Kholodill. teklinlka, 1949, No- 3, 25-28-

-T UN I S F-
PAVLOV. Yevganiy Grigorlyevich; IVANOV, V.M., inzhener, retsenzent; WATUI~-
retsenzent; ZAYTSIIV, V.P., kandidat b9khnicheskikh"-at9.I"-
tl.aIpstirie'"ktor; KORMTA, I.I.. redaktor; GOTLIB, N.M., takhatcheakir
redalctor
[Refrigeration on ships of the fishing industry.] Kholod na eudakh
rybnoi promyshlandosti. Koskva, Piahchapromizdat. 1956. 237 P.
(Refrigeration on ships) (HLRA 10:1)

KHATUNTSIV, V.
Increase the role of local budgets and change the proceJurn
for their preparatinn. Fin.SSSR 20 no. L1:47-51 D 159.
(IGRA 12:12)
(Budget)

K41 d -rIQ 4/ 7 !f F-'V/ V. V---
HORGUUOV. 1.1s; KWUMMY9 Y.T.
Possibility of production of the phenomenon of paradoxical sensitivity
with toxic products of dysentery bacilli. Biul.eksp.biol. i mad. 38
no.8:48-51 Ag 154. (MIRA 7:9)
1. Is Ukrainskogo Instituta spidemiologit, mikrobiologit i gtgiyerq
(dir. kande seditainskikh nauk S.N.Terokhov). Xiyev.
(SHIGRIJA,
dysenteriae toxin prod* of phenomenon of paradoxical
sensitivitO
(ALIJMGT. experimental.
paradoxical sensitivity phenomenon, prod. with Shigells.
dysenterlaa toxin)

XORaUNOT. 1.N.-, MUTMS", V.V.
bignificance of Imminologle specificity In the phenomenon of
paradox sensitivity to toxins. Blul.eksp.balol.l mad. 37 no-3:
49-53 Mr '54- (MIRA 7:6)
1. Is Mcrainskogo instituta spidemiologii, mikrobiologil I
gigiyany (dr. icandidat maditainakikh nauk S.H.Terekhov)
(BACTICRIA,
*toxins$ sensitivity of animals to single large dose
A repeat6d small domes)

KMTMOV, I.N.; IMTUNTSEV, V.V.
Significance of donee and Intervals in the summation of stimulation
from tetanus toxin. Zhur.mikrobiol.epid.i in"i1n. no-5:34-38 155
8:.7)
(MLRL
1. Iz Udminskogo instituta epidemiologii, mikrobiologii I giglyerq
(dlr. -kandidat'maditainskM nauk S.H.Terekhov).
(TETANUS,
toxin. role of dos. & frequency of admin. on summation
of off.)

V. V. and Ilorpriov, I. I'!.
~.bcat the rossibilit~., of produ(,Ini, D~~rinj.,,'r rhrm-m-r, r ."ith
sl,,a,-,)hyior,occal toxins ~nd -,,j.th tho-c- of -bacillus (Clo-4nullim) net--
f r i n. n s
Abolit the poSsibility of producinj, "'Jerinf,'s r-e nor! wii,?- tomins
of -:,~cillus (rlo-,7tridiun) histo %Iiiirio
lj~tA cum
r--~,ort)
in t ion of toxic stirlult~tion wit,~ th, tox;n of I Ills.
rial-v nauchnykh konferents-ii, Kiev,
Tnz-f-itut r~idfi-li n-, 4. :1 ro~doicsi-ij

'-'!I Z. tu I It' ~,f~v
P.bc-u t the of -;tuct-Mr the meclmni,,m of bot;~liwls
t c,-ica'A oil by ricans of tetanus toxin.
0, 1 t1l, 0 - f0 - and n 1, -,7 ncirvit;~ ti on "ter i lh,-~
~f3Sjj3ijjj,% 04' xU,
-inv.)culation of toxin rif tile typa~; (, and
All,,out thn studion (if bc. I'll L.11111r, t.():Iifl ko, r 1 na
Acrnrt 1.
,.,,-~Ollt the studies of hotidirius Lox.in of --;-,ir typ
;~nd L. ..(-,Port. 2.
to th- que!-ition of "chronic" hclfll1A!3,l.
;%;Ar,rialy nauchnykh konferent9ii, ~dpv, 1191,Q. 2
(Eievskiy Tn-stit,,it

---MORGUNOV,, I.N.; JOIATUNTSLY, V.V.
Possibility of reproducing the phenomenon of paradoxical sensitivity
with reference ~o the toxins of stapbylococci and Bac perfrigens.
Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 49 no-3373-76 Mr 160. (MA 14:5)
1. Iz Kiyevskogo instituta epidemiologii i mikrobiologii (dir. -
kandidat madiatinskikh nauk S.N.Terekhov). Predstavlena deystvitellnym
chlenom MIN SSSR V.N.Chernigovskim. ,
(STAPHYLOCOCCUS) (CLOSTRIDIUM PFMRIGELNS)
(TOXINS AND ANTITOXINS) I

YHA'IIJN'.r',EVA, A. Yu.
"Certain CaeeE3 of High -Temperaturp Subutitutions of Cordierite" (Mineralogy,
Silicates) Geologichniy zh. 13, No 1, 1953, pp 63-65
Ab s
W-3111416, 1 Feb 55

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NI/1, 151-133,
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EVA, A
U.5SR/Cosmochp-Tni st ~chem4st" D
ry - Geochemistry. Hydro ~. I ;~
Abet Journals Referat Zhur - m2imiya,, No 19., i9%) 61322
Author: Dyadchenko, M.
Institution: None
Titles Instances of Glauconite Format1on Under Gontlnental Conditions
Original
Periodical: Zap. Vses. mineral. o-va, 1956, 85, No 1, 49-57
Abstract: Hypergenic jaauconite, as compared v-1th marine, contains (i
)2-6.8); hig M'61 t
decreased agc=t SiO2 (47.0) and A1203 (N A
Fe20 (21 4-21 8)., FeO (3-02-3.16), K2o (6.54-7.25)- In weakly
oxiling'mZ~ of ground waters took place a process of hy-
drolysis of the minerals of eruptive rocks and formation of sols
cf silicic acid, colloidal clayey and ferruginous products. As
a result of coagulation of positive sols cf AI(OH)3 and Fe(OH)3
with negative SiO~2 with paxticipation cf biegenic factors
formed complex coagels which sorbed cath-Inp Fe2k Mg2!q%r, 2+
etc. Separation from solution Of CCIMpleK C-,agel, corresponding
Card 1/2

USSR/Cosmochemistry -'Geochemistry. Hydrochemistry, D
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Kbimlya, No 19, 1956) 61322
Abstract; in composition to glauconite, occurred under definite conditiens
depending on pH, oxygen potential and Aecomposition products of
organic substances.
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X/7, 21-6-12/22
AUTHORS: Khatuntseva, A.Ya., Romodanova, A.P., and Gurvich (Hurvich), S.I.
. .........
TITLE: Tin-Bearing Deposits of the Northern Outskirts of the Ukrainian
Crystalline Shield (Olovonoanyye rossypi severnoy okrainy
Ukrainskogo krietallicheskogo shchita)
PERIODICAL: Dopovidi Akademii Nauk Ukrains1koi RSR, 1957, No 6, PP 584-
5a6 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The paper presents data refuting the established notion that it
is hopeless to survey for tin within the boundaries of the
Ukrainian SSR. During the last years, cassiterite deposits
were discovered in the northern outskirts of the Ukrainian SSR
and are now being surveyed. The richest tin-bearing deposits
having the most regularout)ines are associated with the buried
negative forms of relief within the watershed spaces of the
Poleslye peneplain. Tin-bearing sands occur usually on kaolins
at the base of Paleogene glauconite-containing sediments. The
iterite in the productive layer varies from 100
content of ca
n
to 900 g per m , amounting sometimes to 2 to 4 kg/m3. The
mineralogical study of the erosion crust in the region of de-
posit occurrence has shown that cassiterite is not an aceessory
Card 1/2 mineral. Of the main importance will apparently be tin-nre
21-6-12/22
Tin-Bearing Deposits of the Northern Outskirts of the Ukrainian Crystalline
Shield
bodies of the quartz-oasaiterite formation accompanied with
tantalum-niobiump zirconium-hafnium, tungsten, or some other
mineralization.
There are 4 Slavic references.
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Geological Sciencos of the AN Ukrainian SSR
(Instytut heolohic~,nykh nniik AN UPS"H)
PRESENTED: By N-P. (M.P.) Semenenko) Member of the AN
Ukrainian SSR
SUBMITTED: 8 March 1957
AVILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 212

DIADCHIINKO. M.G.; UUTMSEVA, A.Ya.
. -M~
Firat Republic conference on alloying nonferrous and rare metals
and titanium. CIeol. shur. 17 no.2:91-92 157. (KLRA 10:11)
(Metallurgy)

via ICEr, M.Y. [Voklych, N.Y.]; DTADCHINKO, M.G. [Diadchenko, M.H.J;
ZAKORITI, P.I. (Zamorylo P.K.3; ROMOnANOVA, A.P.; KHATLIiTSIVA, A.Ta.
[Khatuntsevaq AqIAj
Principal characteristics of the geology of Ukrainian placers.
Geol. zhur. 17 no,3:40-47 157. (MIRA 11:2)
01craine-Ore deposits)

DYADCHENKO, M.G.; KWUNTSIVA, A.Ya.
I I - -- % 0.11.111,11,~~-.--~.'
Titanomagnetitee and magnetic
manta and the weatharii4r, crust
masic maeoife In the Korosten'
1+24-428 '58.
ilmenites from sedimentary nodi-
in contact zonos of basic
complex, Min.sbor. no.12:
(MIRA 13:2)
1. Institut goologicheskikh nauk AN USSR. Kiyev.
(Korosten' region-Titanomagnatite)
(Korostan' region-Ilmenits)

SOV121- cl~9-6-20.127
AUTHORS: Hurvych, S. I_/Levki-7s'ka, N. Yu.(.N.Y1Z. L~--,rkC;';sk&yF_) 8~lad
Khatu.ut ev&,,A.Ya._
___ __P_ .
TITLE- On a Mineralogical Find of Tungsten Minerals in Volyr-1
P17RIODICAL: Dopovidi Akademii Nauk Ukrainslkoi RSR, 10,59, Nr 6,
pp 659 -661 (USSR)
ABSTRACT., The authors report on a find of tungsten minerals made in
the North-Western section of the Ukrainian crystalline
shield in 1956. The wolframite encountered for the first
time was in foliated piec 'es with black, nontransparent
grains. Some pieces had, howeveri dark red and red color,
ranged from nontransparent to almost transparent. In some
instances, the wolframitq was fov.nd in combination with thp
quartz, and ir. 3eparate instance3 in combination with the
arsenopyr-I.I.e. The major:ity of grains were within 0.6 - 0.1
mmv oome reached a uize of 2 - 3 mm. The chemical examinat-
ions made by B. V. Myrelya (table 1), and the x-ray examinat-
ions made by A. 0. Karpenko (table 21), confirmed the
materials as being basically wolframite, combined with an
Card 1/2 almost syqual ziumbet, of ferber-Lte and huebnerite molecules.

S 0712 1 - - 9 - 6 - 2 0/2 7
On a Mineralo gical Find of Tung8ten Minerals in Vo;.y,n'
Leaving out some insignificant impurities, the two chemical
examinations have established the following crystallo-
chemical formulas.
1) (Feo, 41 Mno, 59) WO 4, 2) (Foo, 46 Kno-, 54) WO 4'
The x--ray examination was done with the use of Fe radiation
in a Debay chamber of 57.3 mm in diameter, with a Mn filter,
at an exposure of 12.5 hours. Isolated sheelite grains have
also been found. Under the mi cros-,ope they appeared to be of
more or less iaotermic forms, of even optical weight, were
found to be positive and posse ssing a rather low index of
double refraction, yet an inde x of sJngle refraction exceed-
ing 1.78. There are 2 tables and 1 photo.
ASSOCIATION; Institut geologicheskikn nauk AN UkrSSR (Institute of
Geological Sciences of tile AS UkrSSR)
PRESENTED: By N. P. Semenenko, Member, AS UkrSSR
SUBMITTED: ju-1y a, 1958
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KHATUNTSEVA,_A.Ta.; BEZPALIKO, N.A.
Yind of accessor7 phenakite in Volhymia. Dop.AN URSR no.6:
825-828 160. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Institut geologicheakikh nauk AN USSR. Predetavleno a~mdemikom
AN USSR N.P.5emenenko [M.P.Somenonkol.
(Zhitomir Province-Phenakite)

DYADCUNKO, M.G.; KHATUNTSEVA, A.Ya.
Stages in the alteration of ilmen-tte under supergene conditions.
Vop. min. osad. obr. 6tl8l-208 161. (MIRA 15:6)
(Ilmenits) (Weathering)

KHATIJIUSEVA A.Ya.1 ROMODASOVA, A.P.
Mineralogical characteristics of Mesozoic continental
sediments in ths Uzh Basin. Trudy Inst.geol.nauk AN MWR.
Ser.petr.,min. ta geokhim. no.6:161-177 160. (KIRA 15:12)
(Uzh Valley-Mineralogy)

POVAMNMI A.S.j, doktor geol.-minero naukp prof*j* otv. red.;
AGAPOTIOVA, T.N., kand. geol.-miner. nauk~ ciots., red.;
BELMSEV, Ya.N., prof., red.; GAVRU=ICII, B.A., kaM.
,gool.-miner. nauk, dots., red.; GLADKIY, V.I-,., inzh.,
red.; IVANTISHEI, M.N., doktor goul.-r,',iner. nauk, red.;
PLATON.OV, A.N., inzh., rod.; KIIATUNITZVA, A.Ya., kand.
gool.-miner. nauk, red.; ZAVIRYUKRINA'.. V.N., red.i--d-va;
TURWUMA, I.A., tokhn. red.
(Theoreticnl and genetic p;,o~-Iems of rineralo,-_, and geo-
chomistry) Tooreticheskir i pmetichoskie voprosy minera-
logii i geokhinil. Ki,;v, lzd-vo All USS:J,, 1963. 165 P.
WIPA 16-12)
1. Alcademiya U.',Sl';, Kiov. Ukrainslz.oye otdoloniye Voo-
soyUmozo nl.-~iralogicllieskago obshcheatva. 2. Chlen-
,':orrespor---,;'nt Al: Uk-r.SSH (for Bale%-t-ev)-
neralogy) (Geochemisti-i)

PLATONOVP A.N.9 Inzh., otv. red.; POVARENNYKH, A.S., doktor ologo-
min. nauk, prof,O glav. red.; AGAFONOVA, T.N.p kaur. geol-
min. naukp dote., red.j DELEVTSEV, Ya.N., prof., red.;
GAVIIIJSEVICHp B.A., kand. geol.-min.nauk, dots., red.;
GLADKIY, B.N., inzh,,# red.; IVANTISHIN, M.N.p doktor geol.-
minor. nauk# red.; KHATUNTSEVA, A.Ya.j, kand. gool.-miner.
nauk, red.; ZAVIRYUKHINA,,,V.N., red.; DAMIO, Yu.M., tekhn.
red.
(Annals of the Ukrainian Branch of the Al-1-Union Mineralogical
Society) Zapiski Ukrainskogo otdeleniia Vsesoiuznogo mineralo-
gicheskogo obshchestva. Kievo Iad-vo AN USSR, 1962 184
ZZA 17:3~'
1. Akademiya nauk WISH, Kiev. Ukrainskoye otdeleniye Vse-
soyuznogo mineralogicheskogo obshchestva. 2. Chlen-korrospon-
dent All Ukr.SSR (for Belentsev).

POVAREIRIMI, A.S.# doktor gcol.--m!mer. nauk', prof,Y CAV.
AGAFONOVA, T.N., kand. geol.-miner. nauk, doto. ) reQ .
GAVItUSEVIGH, B.A.9 k5nd. nailk, dot--.) red.;
GLADKIY, V.11.1 inzh., red.; NZ11SHIN, doktor
goul.-mim,r. nauk, red.; LOGUMIKO, N.V., r1ok-tor geol.-
miner. nauk, prof., red.; I'LMONOV, A.11., Imzh., red.;
KHAUNTSINA, A.Ya., ks'l-ld. j' nauk, red.;
NA, V.111.r red.
[Uh~.,mlciil composition and intornal structure of minerals]
Ehimicheskii oostav i mAtrermee stroenlo mineralov. Kiev~
I;aukova durrika, 1964. 216 p. (11-1PA 18:2)
1. Vseooyuzr-koye mine re loff Ic heskoye ob.~hche.,itvo. Ukrainskoye
Otdcleniye.

DYADCHENKO, M.G. [Diadchenko, M.H.]; ~~TUNTSVIA, A.Ya.; TSPARAL, SA
(TSymbal, S.M.) -
Characteristics of the composition of placers in the Ukraine.
Dop. AN URSR no.2s248-250 165. (MIRA 18:2)
1. Inatitut goologichookikh nauk AN Ukr6SR.

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F y l.A
r
tic. (WAly
'I, h v. r . tr,
PA tintloew-i. J!'PA 11IL'I')
no. 3 0 165-
In:5i.itut epj.jprrAOlf-,g~l
AKN SSS~-

KHATMSEVA, N.J.; YAKOVIZVA, A.V.; MIR0110VAj N.V.
Preliminary results [of the study] an the nature of substances
from paratyphoid B bacteria inhibiting the growth of microbes
fron the entorotyphoid grjup. Report No.l. Zlwr. mikrobiol*p
opid, i immun. 33 no.1:63-68 Ja 162. (MIRA 15:3)
1. 1z Instituta epidomiologii i mikrobiologii imeni Gamalei
A14V SSSR.
(SAIRONSUA PARATYPM) (SAIMOIEUA TYPHOSA)
(SHIGELLk DYSEITTERIAE)

KHATUNTSEVA, N.V.; MRONOVA, M.V.
Some properties of substances excreted by paratyphoid B bacteria and
inhibiting the grovth of microbes of the entero-typhold group. Zhur.
mikrobiol., epid. i immun. 40 no. 8:76-82 Ag 163. (MIRA 170)
1. 1z Instituta apidemiologii i mikrobiogii imeni Gamalei AMN SSSR.

CHEKKOTAYEVA, Ye.M., inzh.; CHUKVYSHKINAp S.M.9 injshs;._KHATUNTSEVAg T.N., Inzh.
Powor engineering in the Rumanian Peoplels Republic. Energokhoz.
za rub. no.6.'1-5-N-D 160. NIRA 14:3)
(Rumania-Electric power)

KRATUNTSEVA, T.N.
Electric power engineering in Poland. Obshch. energ. no*3:138-143
160. (MIRA 14:3)
(Poland-Electric power)

-RHATITA,NOV, Y.I.
Geology of the southern pArt of the cis-Ural Depression and
prospectiag for reefs. GeOl.Wti i ga2a 4 no-7-50-55 Je 16o
(MIU 13:8)
1. Treat Bashneftegeofizilm.
(UralMountain region--Petroleum geology)

KWVYANOVP F. I.
Structural zoning of the southern cis-Ural trough based on
geophysical data. Vopege0l,VO8t,Okr,RUB.platf.i lUzh.Urala
no.7:62-66 160. (MIRA 14:10)
(Ural Hountain region,--Geology,, Structural) I
(Prospecting-Geophysical methods)

S/169/61/000/011/020/065
D228/D304
AUTHORS: Khat!yqnovg F.I.g Amirovap A.V., and Ivanova, Z.S.
TITLE-. Layer zonality of the speed of seismic waves within
certain oil-bearing platform structures of Bashkirlya
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnalp Geofizika, no. 11, 1961, 22 - 2i
abstrdct 11A203 (Sov. geologiya, no'. 3, 19bl, 97-105)
TEXT: A study was made of the horizontal changes in the layer ve-
locities for a number of oil-bearing structures of Bashkirya~ The
data of seismic logging and information, obtained during -the detai-
led study of divergences between seismic and borehole data for se.-
parate parts of the areaq were used. It is established that within
a number of areas in Bashkiriya's platform part there is a layer
zonality for the elastic wave velocity, density, and porosity in a
carbonate rock complex, this being caused by the zonality of the
tectonic and environmental conditions, Sharp changes in the veloc,--.
1y are confined to certain structuresp and in a number of cases
there are zones of reduced velocities. When prospecting gentle
Card 1/2

3/169/61/000/011/020/'Obc,
Layer zonality of the speed of D228/D504
structures, the presence of a layer zonation of the velocity may
result in an incorrect notion about the form of the uplifts. To ta-
ke this factor in-Wo account it Ls necessary to increase the reso.L--
ving pow%r of the apparatus, anti the precision of determining the
mean velocities, and to analyze carefully the geologic materials
with the aim of exposing possib."Le changes in the area's velocity,,
The data of detailed gravity prospecting may be em loyed with the
same aim. [Abstractor's note: Complete translationi.
Card 212

-KRATIYANOV, F.I.; IVANOVA, Z.S.; VUL120vicil, Yu.G.
Tectonics of the Yuryuzant-Sylva Depreseion. Geol.nefti i gaza 6
no.4.,36-39 Ap 162. (IOU 1-5:4)
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_!R~AT ~YA~NO
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1. Upravleniye("Bashneft'", Trest "Bashneftegeofizika".
Ural Mountain region-Prospectine)

-,,---KHATIYANOV F.I.; T.TKHOIJOVA, V.A.
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(Ural Mountain region---Geology, Structural)

OGARINOV, I.S.; KHATIYANOVq F.I
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(Russian Platform--Geology,Structural)
(Ural Mountains--Geolop7,,Structural)

MTIYANOV F.L. SOLITS, Ya,L; KURYAYEVAO V.V.
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1. BaohneftegeofizIka*
(Ural Mountain region-Zeismic.5rospecting)
(Ural *untain region-Reef

KHAT'YANOV,, F.I.
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- - I --- I _.- -- - I .
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Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR
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SOt Sum. No-521., 2 Jun 55

JO 1) 2) 1
1/000/008/034/044
AO ~-/A C
A 0 P. - Kh%".y,,ikov, S. A.
TIMLZ Experimental check of tne of the risidual
Mag'Lo3tlzation of d1ff-;i-er.'*'.-y
Peferativnyy- zhurnal, ;~!*.ika, no. arz;-raot 8~'A78
('Ya,jk. zap, Chernia. derzh, ped. '-959~!9t'c), v. 4, no. 5,
3-30, [Ukr.1)
Trx'.'7 14-11 Is zhumn, that the v63*s1'1v!*~*,v flal.de of ths) residual
magnetlization of dlfferi~nt f9rz-omsristila d,?pands o.7.1
ih~, dimebslons ard geomill7iu shapa of 11"3 body 11'11..~,., -i rod, para-
t:A In p! te.~ .
.1tes, P'L~Lre Plates, ""Y C'fl t' !. t-Ef daXI rt&gnttization
O'A !! fdrrOT8gretIO body of a glvt;-. 3'%2'tp,~ dopj~.'dz.' -~hj) -~iiufl of "11e mw'..5tizimg
t),nd d-9magnetizing fields to -~he a:,tiwi ~f vlt,,Gh -,'.a lal iii s-ubjeot-~-d.
Fe~romeqx;io-"o bodies In the form of pl!i~";~s p.xw~--vrt a cor~lvlqvit v&7,.ue
of ressidual magrqtIzat!Oq 111 a S1gn!ft::9.nt Z-a.-Igb --if aS W011 aS
demtgne','.1 zing fields, whi2h dist-IrguishaE, "'iFm maz-x,~dly 'Uv'3.les of other
shapfis (a rod, plane platas)~ Thle Iq exp3L'--c-d t-hat the lengthwise
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Expe--iment.dl ~-,heA of the nxt.--nal A.) a
.aro:~.5-eeit.lor.al area of paroitoI17 Pla+rs ~h-tuiz:o:i In 6~m~, w!iy sa that o-'
el1lpsoids, which, as Is kmovn, possetz.-i 'Mais causes
virtually constant tnduction 1i. diffor:?,-it of p-a7,a*toi!o plates,
Knowirg the ortemal. fi;.fld qen-k1+.!vIt)r of -nh.? of different
mag,,aetlc mat!irials and thet- sh,.kpe, ti; lt~, frcm !;14e-n the
most E4C-r'6!t!ve for "heir and Uee %h--r, -rf,3
ftelds, ezllpe~iaily !n thoaq ,&ias m6;hoil ars able
071 (-andi-r water, In atr'i ,
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