SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KHMELNITSKAYA, I. L. - KHMELNITSKIY, L. I.

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--Gonee-ri-ilriv- the Reactions of
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Diiaocyanate With Water, SOVIIII79-30-2-45/78
Only melting temperatures were given for the compounds
and structural formulas were not substantiated by
experimenta. The authors found that the above reaction
yields a mixture of compounds, the ineltln(g temperat:,ire
of which differs from the one given in patents by 5 to
100 C. The compound which by its chemical compositIon
corresponds to 3,31-diisocyano-4,41-diin(!tl-iylcarbitil:Lide
(I) was treated with methanol and converted to
ponding diurathane (II) (mp 220-220.5c) C).
[INCOOC113 II,,C00GNII
An identical urethane was obtained by parallel synthesis
according to the followIng diagram.
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Concerning the Reactlofin of 2,4-Toluylcile rM 94
Dlisocyanate With Water SOV/(9-30-2-45/78
Nil- GO.-Nil-,"
NO-2
NO, NO%
C 11, - N I I - C 0- N I I - -c1l, (11)
N II., N 1l.,
(I V)
The urea derivative (IV) with'amino group,., in 3,3' I)Osi-
tion was not previously described in the literature,
Authors obtained (IV) (nip 230 0 C) by reducing (III)
with hydrogen in the presence of Raney nickel. Tile
diamine .(IV ) was treated with methyl chloroformate to
yield corresponding diurethane which was identical vilth
the diurethane obtained from (1). ThIs proveo the
structure of (I). There are It rcferenc(~,,,, 1 Soviet-
2 U.S., and I French. The U.S. references are., U.6
Card 3/4 'Patent 2757185, 2757184; D. Simons, R. Atmold, J. kn.

Concerning the Re-actiollu of 2,4-Toluylone
Dlisocyanate With Water
ChOm. SQ0., 78, 1658 (1956).
778,94
ASSOCIATIONt Scientific Researoh lnxtitute of Organ1c. Intermediateo
and Dyes Imeni K. Ye. Vomshilov
skly Institut organIchoskilch pOlUproductov i 1-1-raaiti~ley
Imeni K. Ye. Voroshilova)
SUBMITTEM October 20, 1958
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~AUTHORS: Khmellni44"ye,_-1. L., Gutorko, A. V., Shikhireva, L. I.,
Stroyesku, A. K.
TITLE: Technological problems of synthesizing 2,4- and 2,6-toluylene
diisocyanate
PERIODICkLt Khimioheskaya promyshlennost', no. 1, 1961, 18-21
TEXT: Diisocyanates required for the production of polyurethane, such as
2,4-tbluylene diisocyanate and a mixture of 2,4- and 296-diisocyanates,
are commercially produced in the following way:
H C NE + 2CO01 0 R C - iz.=:05- C - 0 + 4 H C 1
3 2 2 3 C.0
By applyitg the continuous method, the yield is increased from 65% to 80%
as compared to the periodic method. Time-consuming cleaning of the
apparatus becomes necessary due to the formation of adhesive resins in
the reaction. The authors studied the influence of various factors on
diisooyanate and the formation of resin, and the possibilities of using
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S/064/61/000/001/004/011
Technological problems of...
B110/b215
.up and removing resin residues for improving the above method. To
eliminate side reactions, phosgene treatment is first carried out at low
temperatures (0 to 50C). To eliminate the formation of urea derivatives,
toluylene diamine is added to a solution of excessive phosgene in
o-C H Cl or C-H Cl. The following reaction takes place:
6 4 2 6 5
H C NH H ACOCI
3 2 + COC12 3C
2 2
By a temperature increase to more than 1000C, diisocyanate forms under the
influence of phosgenet
H3C--(e-NHCOC*l COC12 R 3 4HIC1
_.H
HC C.0
2 Cl MCUO
The authors studied the addition of toluylene diamine dissolved (I) or
suspended (II) to an inert solvent during the continuous method . In (I)
the diamine. was dissolved in C6H5Cl, heated to 90 to 95oC, and added to
the solution of phosgene in 06H 5C1 which had been cooled down to -100C.
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S/06 61/000/001/004/011
Technological problems of4~~ B110YB215
In (11), diamine dissolved in C6H5Cl was cooled down to 000 under constant
stirring. The limpid liquid changed into a coarse suspension whichwas
pulverized in the ball mill for 7-8 hr. Degree of dispersion and
geneity of the suspension were studied under the.microscope. At 0C, the
suspension was added to the -100C solution of phosgene; this causel a rise
in temperature of UP to -50C- In (I) and (II), phosgene treatment,was
continued at 1200C. The process was finished after the residue hail dis-
appeared. HC1 and COGI 2 were blown off by N,). and solvent and diiiwayanata
were separated by fractionation. The isocyanate groups of the final
product were determined by condensation of diethylamine. The nitrogen
content of the resin was microanalytically determined according to Dumas.
In solution (I) larger solid particles formed in the first part of phosgene
treatment,.due to partial overheating. For suspension (II), the dopendence
of resin formation on the size of.partioles is given in -a table. Vith
particle sizes < 101A, the suspension contains no larger solid partJ icles,
and the formation of resin is reduced to.15%, as compared to 22 t052~ n
solution (I). Aqueous grinding therefore yielded a sufficient degree of
dispersion and particle homogeneity at high suspension density. The
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Technological problems of.*.
S106416110001001100.410111
B110/B 215
decomposition of the resin particles into toluylene diamine can on:Ly be
carried out with aqueous alkali and under pressure, whereas they can be
transformed into diisocyanate by distillation at 2150C and 1 to 80 mm Hg
in high-boiling naphthene oil. For the latter process, however, all oil
that is stable UP to 300OC9,a high vacuum, and filtering are requii~ed.
The authors worked without solvents. After the distillation of di![so-
cyanate at 105 to 10700 and 3 to 7 mm Hg, 16-5/"-Of N2 were microanitlyti-
cally determined in the resin residue (38 to 40 percent by weight of the
distilled diisocyanate) according to Dumas. Diisocyana-be vapors wore
separated from the residue in the vacuum apparatus at 3 to 7 mm Hg' and
slowly increasing temperature. At 170 to 1800C it puffed up and hardened.
Vapor separation stopped between 280 and 300OC- The reoidue, a dr~r,
brittle, porous substance, was easily removable after cooling it in the
N2_ current. Its nitrogen content was 16.4~L. The authors assume that the
original residue, besides the not distilled monomers, also containoid the
following dimer;
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SERGEYEVA, Z.I.; YaZLINITS!~~j~, I.L.
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TOOTORM, Aleksey Ismaylevich; IMFXSH4V, Ivan Paylovich; YISPISHIN. A.3.,
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: (blugar
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KOXAROV, Avromir Yadorovich; OLOSIODY, $ergo
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XPAPIVNIM, V.S.; KBMINITSKAYA, K.K.
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nay promyshlennosti SSSR.
'(MATRMITIS OBLIMUNS, complications,
cardlovaso. ah.. systemic, in sniarteritis of log (Ibis))
(aMIOVASOULAR StSTAK. in various diseases,
ondarteritis obAlterans of loser extremities with
systemic cardi6vhso. maniftst.11us))

KONSTANTIVOVj A.; ALEKSANDROVp L.; PW~L'
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GAIIPERIN., Yu.; A L., red.
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PISMUIEVSKIYO OXI MAYOROV, V., tekhn.
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(Research)

MIELINITSKAYA$ L.L.
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KHMELINITSKAYAO ~eL
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PUMLIs Ye.B.1 SHANW, G.P.; XL7ASv V.M.; ISMINITSKArA, Ye.G.;
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FRENMI 0 Ye.B.0 kand tekhn.naukj(XHKWNITSKqAP Yer.G., mladahly nauchzwy
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Ym.
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State-monopoly capitalism in Western Germany. Yop. ekon. no.
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nost., I v stranakh Zapednoi Evropy. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk 8M
19610 463 P. uIlli.
1,-Akademiya nauk SSSR Institut mirovoy ekonomiki i mazbdunar(xlwjkh
otnosheniy. 2o Sektor stran Zapadnoy Tevropy Institute. mirovqr eko-
nomiki i mazbdunarodrykh otnoshenly AN SSSR (for a-U except Panteleyevy
431ma)
(Zuropep Western-Covermwnt ownership)

EDMINITSK&U, Ye~, (USSR), during the period 27 Aug - 3 Sep 62,
Participatedin an Informal conference of Marxist theorists from 23 countria.s. on
both sides of the iron curtain to discuss ImProblems of Xodarn Capitalism.* 'Phe
conference, sponsored by the Soviet Union, was hold in Moscow under the direction
of the USSR Institute of World loonomias and Interaitional Relations*
rM SJMKARY No 424.3, 23 JAN 63, OUO

111114PYA ejL
1221! TSKAYA Ye L doktor skon. nauk,, prof.1 LEMIX,.I,M., doktor
._,..Y~ tj~
ist. nauk; MAXSDOVA, M.M., kand. ekon. nauki GONCHAROV,, A.1141
kand. ekon. nauk; VASILIXOV, N.P., kand. ekon. nauk; VALIKOf,
V.V., kand. ekon. nauk; KOLIDNTAY, V.H., kand. ekon, nauki
ek
STINGER, Ya.Ya., kand. on. nauk; DALIM, S.A., kand. ekon. na!*;
a
PUSHKIN, A.A., mlad. n ohnyy sotr.;.MDROZOV, V.,, red.;
MDSKVINA, R... tekhn.
[Economic problems of the "Common VArket.019konomiobaskie prob-
levy 40bahchego ry0m.0 Moskva, Sotsokgiz~ 1962. 510 P.
(MIR& 16:3)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR, Inatitut mirovoy ekonomiki i meabdunarDd-
nykh otnosheniy. 2. Institut mirovoy ekonomiki i me:shdunarodnykh
otnoeheniy Akademit nauk SSSR (for aU except Morozov, Moskvirkt).
(European Economic Community)

~~L'N~SKAYA
prof., doktor ekon. nauk; VOLKOV, M.Ya.,,
kaw. elcom naukl BELICHUX, A.1., kand. ekon. nauk; 101-MMSKAYA,
E*N.t ml, nauchn, sotr.; I-MNZRTNSKlY, Ye.A.1 PAVLOVA, M.A.p
kand. ekon. nauk; VASILIKOV, N.P., kand. ekon. nauk; ARDAYEV,
G.B., kand. skon. iiauk; VALIKOV, V.A.p kand, ekon, nal2k;
MAMMA, O.K., kand. ekon. nauk; ANDRINEV, Yu.K.,, ml. nauchn.
sotr.; PUSHKIN, A.A.p ml. nauchn. sotr.; MAKSWOVA, M.M., kand.
ekon. nauk; KIfLSANOV, A.V., kand. ekon. na-uk; SHEBANOV, A.N.,,
m1a naucbn, sotre
[Changes in the economic structure of the countries oP, Western
Europe ]Izmenw3dia v ekonomicheskoi strukture stran Zapadnoi
Evropy. MoA-Ta., Nauka,, 1965, 433 p. (MlRA 1819)
1. Akademlya nauk SSSR. Inatitut, mirovoy ekonomiki i raezbdu-
naradr7kh otnosheniy.

Sfiel/62/004/007/022/037
B102/B104
k
AUTHORS: Baru, V. G., and Khmellnita aya, Ye .- M.
TITLE: The recombination processes in artificial PbS single
crystals
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, V- 41 no- 7, 1962t 1897-1900
TEXT: The high defect concentration (Pb acceptors, S - donors) in
artificially grovin.PbS single crystals is due to the nonuniformity of
the temperature field rhen the crystal, grown,in a melt, is cooled down.
The statiatics of the recombination processes attendant.upon such thermial
defects arc studied theoretically. Assuming Boltzmann diutribution in
banas an8 local levels, and allowing for the fact that both types of
defects form very shallow locallevels, expressions are derived for thol
recombination rates, the defect concentrations, and the coefficients of
radiative recombination. Those relations are used to estimate the
lifetime of the non-equilibrium carriers in dependence on the electron
concentration. The curves T(n) show that -c has a maximum at
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The recombination processes in ... B102/BiO4
n-;~ 3-1015 cm-3 and that in all cases the lifetimes are shorter in
radiat,ionless recombinations than in radiative recombination. In the
latter mechanism, T is a function of n 2; for p-type substances$
'~-D 2 .2.-10 21 see-cm -6 , which agrees with measurements carried-out by X. S.
Baryshev an'd 1. S. Averlyanov (3-10 27 see-om -6 There .is 1 figure..
ASSOCIATION; Gosudarsivennyy opticheskiy institut im. S. 1. Vavilova,
Leningrad (State Optical institute imeni S. I. Vavilov,
Leningrad)
SUBMITTED: March 1, 1962
Car-d-2/2
-M-
'zv
1~ 7-Mr

SOCHATA. T.B.. otv. red.; KROTOT, V*A., prof., otv.red.; GICRASIXOY,I.P.,
skad.. red.; POKSHISHITSKIY. T.T.. prof. red.; RIMIJM,G.D.,
prof., red.; TOROBOYST, T-Te. kand.geogr*nBuk# red.; XUDINOTA,
L.I., red.;, INITSKATA,Te.S., red.; SUPING, II.G,, red.;
[Geographical problems of Siberia and the Far lost; results of
the First Scientific Conference of the Geographers of Siberia and
the Far last] Problemy geografii Sibiri i ballnego Tostoks; itogi
Pervogo nsuohnogo soveshchanila geogrefov Sibiri i Dallnego Yosfio-
ka. Irkutsk, Irkutakoe knishnoe izd-vo. 1960. 133 p.
(MIRA 14:5)
1. Akadenlya neuk SSSR. Siblrskoye otdalenlye. Institut geografti
Sibiri I Vallnego Tostoka. 2. Chlon-korrespondent AN SSSR (for
Sochava)
(Siberia-Geography) (Soviet Far &at_*-Geography)

IIIALYSHEV, L.I., otv. fad.; SEPPING, N.G.
(scienc, :Lectures -idicated to the memory of Vikhail
Grigorlyeviuji ropov] Nauchnye chteniia pondati ?'Iklialla
I
Grigorlycvloha Popma. I-Auts1t, jrkntskc~o
(,,, rp 1,7
no.5. 2963. 81 p. V.1-A .
1. Aka-j(;riyct nauk SSSR. Sibirskoya otdeleniyo.

0, 713,TV -1, To 8 A Il MIN - 31 'IITTSKAYAp-Ye,YU-*
linalLysis of inixture of atbanolaminess Zav.ltl-. -1 11, *4 1 Ll 7-4'"S
3., Natielmo-inaladovatellakiv. inaLitut
i krasiteley.

KRIEVNITSKAYAj Ye.Yu.; GRIBOVA Yo.A.
Concerning the article by G.D. Gallpern and N.N. Bezinger
"Determination of primry, secondary, and tertiary.amino
groups when present together". Zhur. anal. khIm. 19 no.11;
1417-1-418 164. (MIRA 18:2)-

RHMEL'NITSKAYA, Ya.Yu.
Analysis of 216-diaminopyridine by potentiometric titration.
Zavelab, 31 no#0422 165, (MIRA 18112)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut organicheskikh
poluprodu,ktov i krasitaley.

AGUSSION NR; AF4o2OO97 S/0304/64/000/001/00%.'110053
AUTHORSt Gaysin, B. H. (Engineer)) Khmellnitskays; YU. P. (Engineer)
TITLE: producing complex shapes in steel castings with clean surfaces
SOURCEs Hashinostroyeniyes no. 1, 1964, 52-53
TOPIC TAGS: steel., casting., shaped casting, complex shape,, cast lubricant.,
lubricant,, zirconium die lubricant., zirconium powder., nitroenamel, 624A nitivenamal,
646 solvent
ABSTRAJGT: Producing casting molds by the chemical hardening method has beccme
very popular. It could not be used$ howeverp in casting complex shapes because
of the absence of good anti-pickup materials capable of preventing cinder fragments
from adhering to the steel surface, A self-dr7ing zirconium dye was devised,by the
T3111ITmash for this purpose, It contains (in Vol, %) zirconium yowder - 53j'nitro-
enaml 624A - 10-15, 646 solvent--32-37. Its specific weight is 1.9-2.0 g/63.
Cold casting molds blown through with GO were covered with the first layer.of
this dye,and allowed to dry for 4-5 ~~Uies. They were then covered by the second
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ACCMION NRt APhO2OO97
layer of the dye and dried for 20-36 minutes. If a double layer did not prj'bvent
.the pickup, the molds were covered by three or four layers and dried for a longer
period of time, The steel castings so protected were free of surface defecIls.
The dye is characterized by its stable pigment suspension., by its high painiling
abilityp by r;kDid drying in air,, by the formation of a durable layer., and bir fast
hardening. One ton of castings required 1.5-2 Icg of paint.
AMIATIONs none
SUBIMTED: 00 DATE ACQ: . 3DIar64 BNOL: 00
SUB CODE: HL NO REP SOVt 000 OTM3. 000
COM 2/12

USSR/Fam Animals Large Horned Cattle.
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Biole, No 18.. 1958, 83340
Qj-2
Author : Odynotsj R,No,, Yakovlcv, V.G,) Dokunin, A.F.,
Mhmol!nitskaymt~,&D,
Inst Institute of~zoology and Parasitology, AS KirgSSR
Title The Effect of Sugar Boots~upon Nitrogen, Calcium, and
Moophorus MAtabolism in Milch Cows,
Orig Pub Tr. In-mta Z0010.i parazitol. AN KirgSSRp 1957, vypo 6,,
231-240.
Abstract In addition to their usual diet, Alatausian breed cows ve-
ceivod 40-45 kg of fodder boots in the first series of
tcsts. In the second series of tests they received in t.td-
dition to their. usual die`%; 20 kg of oufpr beets (5 izG 4'
tims daily)* When suipr boots were fed to the animals,,
-'he following blood indicators bccamahie~ier: the water
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AFANASITAV, Pov,; TAXOVW,-Ir,G,,; MM.MLIO G.L.;XMLINITSnTA, Z.Al
BiOchemistry of thernal trauma, Izm---A'rK-iro SSR no.,5-.i2l-11.31
1580 .~ 1. OIIRA 11:7)
(Cold--Phymiological offOct) (Heat-Phyviological eff,ect)

KHMELINITSKIY, A.
The,Volga-Baltic Sea Waterway is an important construction projimt
of the seven7year plan. Volog. kari no.30-12 162. (MIRA 16t12)
1. Nachallnik "Volgobaltstroya".

KHISLINI:-SKIY, A. D.
Khmellnitr.1-1--ir. A. D.- "Study of the flywh,s., operrr~tion of the stone jaw crusher,"
K'auch. trudy.(Akdd. komm=l. Yl-o7-va im. Pamfilova), Icaue 1, 191;9, p. 43-51
SO: U-4931!, 29 Oct Letopin 'Zhurw-I lnvkh Statoy, No. 16, 19L9).

AJVZ_CZ_j~
IMMLINITSKIY, A.P,j KISELEVAO V.A,
ComparatIve investigation of the Perfoi-rAnce of a sFark-ign1tion
engine on liquefiedi natural and'ooke games and on ppoline,
Indy lab.dvig. no.5t245-166 160. (MIRA 14:3)
(Gas and oil engines-Testing)

Nam
.A. TTI
I FOR:
T IT 1,
PERIODICAL-.
ABSTRACT:
-59-6-61
Yjimellnitskiy, A. R. sov16 /i 19
~,UtfrW' e Autocrane in Geodetical Work
Goodeziya i kartografiya, 1959, Nr 9, P 31 (USSR)
During the field season 1958, Team Nr 100 used an autocrane
for loading and unloading timber and various commerc14l goods,
and for auxiliary operations. The timber had a diamet! 'er of
from 50 to 65 cm, and a length up to 14 m. The transp$rt was
carried out on four-wheel cars - ctqpUnA.t,:,g mczn_-~i:. unloading.
To unload.' a car witb 50 m5 of timber, a 'brigade
of 8 men needed 8-10 hours. ByusIng the autocrane, the 3ame
brigade required only 2-3 houra for the same work, More than
2,000 m3 of timber were unloaded from-the cars in this wayg
and loaded onto the trucks in 1958.
Card 1111

MAIXCYVO V.M.j V1KULOVj S.V.pmd.; JDP.L'GGVj V.I.p red.1 LOGINOV,
V.I., red.; MNM~*Dvk r9d;J-GMKMj%A*fNap radej
PARAMONOVp B.P.0 red.; ROMMOVs AsAs, rods; N~~EVZOROV~V.T.p
red.; KHKELINITSM# A.Sap redal
[volga-Baltic Sea Waterway) Volgo-balt, Vologdal Severo-
Zapadnoe knishnos isd-vop 1965o 381 ps (MIRA IBM)

KHMEWNITSKIY, A.S.
Largest waterway, Tranop. otroi. .14 no#6:2-4 Jo '64- (MIRA 18:2)
1. Nachallnik upravleniya Volgobaltatroy.

CWTV r~4
!mrfijj_*ViOh [Mwl'nYtv'ky1g D~Hojg kand',ekon.ummk;
GOB!IUKOO 00 HbrUMMMAJO red*6 kandeekonsnank, red,;
RMO, M.7,j red,
[Cost of Industrial Troduction and the principal ways of reducing
it) Sobivartiet' promyslavol produktaii ta oenovni shliakhy Ii
snysbiennia, Kylv, 1958, 38 P. (Toverystvo dlia p*oahyreniia poll-
tychnykh I naukovykh snan' Ukrainalkol RSR, Ser,2,'no,2).
(Ifficiency, Industrial) (MIRA 12:3)

ZADOI.IOZWY# Vapiliy 11rillovich [Zsdoro%hzyi# VA,J. kand.ekon.nauk;
IFITSKIYe'D.G, sl'nyts'kyI# D.R.J;kand.skon.nauk,
otv, xa vypusk
[Soeialist reforms and the rising standard of living of West
Ukrainian workers] Sotsialietyahrd parstyorennia L xrostaw4a
dobrobutu trudinshabykh xakhidAykh oblaetai URSR, lyiv, 1959,
27 p. (Tovarystvo Alla poshyrennia olityohnykh i naukovvkh
SMAUI Ukrainalkot ROR, Ser,l, no-34T (MIRA l3tO
L.Referent pravlInnya Tovarietva dlya poshirennya politichnikh
i naukovikh snaul Ukrains1koi RM (for Daulko).
(Ukraine, Western-loonomio oonditions)

KALAKHOT, Ivan Kuz'mich:,.UqQM1NITSKIY, Dmitrly GeogrJVavich [KhmelInytalkvi,
-Cliasarov, XJ, tekhn.red.
D.H.1; BCLDMW, R., red.; GUSAR &
(Rconomy. organixation, and planning of machinery plants] Mko-
nomika, organizatalla I planuvonnia mehynobudivnyk-h pidpryiemstv,
Kylvj Dorshovyd-vo tekhu,11t-ry URSR, 1939o 163 p, (HIM 13:6)

IgaLINITSKIY Daditr Geor 'evich (Kbme1'rqts'kyi, D.Ro], kande, ekonem.
uk.
,rah =W~
mt,:~
nauk,. a arshiy repodavgte Ij NIKOIAMAI LjNikolaie", L.]. red.;
GAVRILETSI, D. fHaZI*tsIp Delp tekbne rede,
(Production costs &Dd~ways to reduce tbam] Sobivartist' produkt,91i ta
shliakby ii znyzhemia. Eyiv, Dersh. vyd-vo polit. lit-ry URSR 1961
(MIR 14 t I
37 P. (Coats# Industrial)

oil: All 111v~.AiL.
k,iorl Uf in
ilOtItUtC Uf 13=1~iWai.Cjtjoni, 17 JLn 54. (Vechir 'W
'WI
jU; JL4 313, 2~
.1 .) Dtc 1554

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A055/A127
AUTHORt Khmellnitskiy, E, P.
TITLEt Anode modulation under heavy overvoltage conditions with complivx
load
PERIODICAL: Elaktroavyazl, no. 8, 1961, 20-25
TEXT: In his earlier articles [Ref. 1: "0b odnom sposobs znaohitellilogo
povyahenlya kolebatellnoy moshchnosti i kpd generator& rabotayutshohegb v pere-
napryazhennom rezhime" ("A method for inor6asing considerably the osoillatiiq
power and the efficiency of an oscillator operating under overvoltage oonditional
Radiotekhnika, 1955, no. 8; Ref. 2: "Rasohet generatora v peZ'0haprYazhenncm
rezhime pri rasstroyennoy nagruzko" ("Calculation of an oeoillator'operating: under
Overvol*e conditions with detuned load), ElektroMazl, 1957, no. 5, and
Ref. 3%,',r0 nekotorykh osobennostyakh analiza sillno perenspryazhennogo rezbima
generators, a kompleXanoy nagruzkoy" ("Some peaullaritsis of the analysis of an
oscillator operating under heavy overvoltais conditions with complex load")
Elektroavyazl, 1960, no. 51, -the author did not consider the modulation problem,
The present analysis is an attempt to taokle this difficult problem. The
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analysis is limited to two points of the modulation characteristic in the cows of
a linear dependence of the oscillating voltage and current in the anode aircialt
upon the d-o anode voltage E,. Under heavy ove ltage conditions, the r4aidual
voltage in negative, bovause-1 4- a constant (70 M U.I/Ea), and no in*reaso of
Its positive value taken place during the transition to the peak point, It Its
necessary therefore to find out what, in the modulation process under these
conditions, In the cause of*& praotioally'linear relation between the fundamontal
frequency current and Hat
f (134) -
The first stop in this analysis Is, of course, the examination of the change in
the pulse shape. The trough width 0, and the shift of its oenter Y are reluted.,
as shom in on* of the earlier works, bj the following expressioni
+ 0 .5 91 11
f, ara 0081 . -Y ' 2 1
where in the phasoi "I* between the anode current and the load voltage at
the fundamental frequency, and Til Is the shift of the fundamental fretrasnor
current amplitude from the pulse center. f1beins constant at modulation, az4
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A055/Al-27
being stable, an investigation leads the author to the following conclusions;
1) the point determining the left-hand limit of the trough is practically
constant at modulationj 2) Y and 01 do not vw7, The method used by the author
for the calculation of the mddulated oscillator is based on thepe conclusions.
Under the here examined operation conditions, the lower cutoff angle e varies
considerably (together with Eg). To study this process, the author uses, after
a alight modification, another formula derived in one of his earliev articles:
Ug sm D (e + e + 6
S (1 - Cos 8) al a2 a3
where (8al + Oa2 + ea3) is the resulting R-0 erode voltage at the moment W t W 0.
This equation can also be written an follows.-,
al Cos 9)
S TU 9 -DE8.) I
(Abstracter's note: This analysis being a further development of the author'~s
earlier articles, the same formulae, symbols and subscripts are us6d without my
explanation, save in a few oases.]. To calculate the modulated oscillator, It Is
adequate, here, to find first all the data for the quiesoent condition and uAie
then these data for the calculatidn of the necessary data for the peak point,
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Anode modulation under heavy ov*rvoltage ...
For simplicity, a practical (numeri*al) example is used by the author to show
how all these data can be caleulat*d. There are 5 figures and 3 Soviet-bloo
references.
SU13MITM: February 10, 1961
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RMI-ELINITSKIY, E.Ye.
Calculating the heat tranqfer ratio of the radiators of =otor
vehicles. Avt. prom. 31 no.2:26-30 F 165.
(14IRA 18::")
1. TSentralInvy ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni nauchno-iss:Le-
dovatellskiy avtomobiltnyy i avtomotornyy instiiut.

SOVII13-r- -2-1-3//-20
59
AUTHORS: Minkin, M.L., Candidate of Technical Sciences, and Khmell-
nitskiy, Eje.
TITLEr, Some Experience in the Production of Plate Iladiato:rs (Iz
opyta proizvodstva plastinchatykh radiatorov)
PERIODICALs Avtom obil~naya promyahlennost', 1959, Nr 2. pp 27-28 (USSR)
40STRACT: The author describes the tests conducted by NAMI with plate
radiators, used in "Moskvich" automobiles, upon request from
the Moscow Small-DiBplacement Car Plant.. The testg showed
that the heat emission of the radiators enn be inc~reased up
to M-. by using corrugated plates (Fig 2) with ridges and
cavities. Furthermore, the use of copper instead of brass
for their construction would further increase the heat
emission by 16-18,00f. There are I photoe:raph, 2 gra!phs, and
4 Soviet references.
ASSOCIAT1ON: NAMIt Moskovskiy zavod malolitrazlinykh avtomobiley:0soscow.
Small Car Plant)
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HIMUN, M.34, kand.tokhn.nauk; KHKIPLINITSKIT, R.Te.; SHATWICH. A.G.; KAUTATIV,
V.10
Nov radiators for the SIL motor vehicles* 4vtopromo no.9:10-14
3 160, (MMA 13:9)
1, Gosudaretvennyy soyusnyy ordena Trudovogo Txasnogo Znameni nauchno-
issledovatellskil avtomobilszqy avtomotornyy institut i Hookovskiy
avtopavod imeni Likhacheva.
(Motor vehicles--Radiatore)

-ruu&;-Xm% 'V~p~-Z.U--I--SRAIEVICHt A G.; MAVAYEV,
MINM9 H.L.9 kand.tekhn L
DOLI PAPIN, A.A.-
Indreasing.the effectivness of cooling systems for automobile
gineis. A-A. pro%. no.2tlO-13 .1 161. (MIRA 14111)
o
n
1, Gosudarstvwyy soyusM ordena Trudbvogo Krasnogo Znameni.,wWUo-
issledovatellkiy avtonobill ~* i avtomotornyy inatitut i Mookovalay
Rry
aytozavod imeni Likhachava.
t.!ptomobilai--Enginea---~-Cooling)
77
Ji
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KWELINITSKIY, E.Ye.
Criterions and methods for evaluating thermal effectiveness'
of motor-car radiator cores. Avt.prom. 28 no.10t22-26 0
l62. OURA 15:9)
.4 1. Gosudarstvennyy noyuznyy ordens, Trudovogo Kraznogo Znamei%i
nauchno-inaledovatellakiy avtomobillnyy i avtomotovnyy inst!'Aut.
(Motor vehicles-Radiatoro)

Pq-4/Pg-4/Pk-4 IJP(c) B B j,
AL CM -1
r- ~tc -c-a troy;, niy a, ncl. 5. 1965, 14-15
7~1,"PTC TAW ALM HOT ale-Inent, uniVergal
ABSTRACT, b.iiary -mfar In lariefly denribed !-a whAch Fla.
. ity,~n! '1 -1 !~, n- ~
7- Z, - 'i , - ~ p
t 7 U
NO RKT om-a OOC,
ME M
MWEN MINOR-
al
.Ilk
il M ~ R :
HP411.4.117,14 4
I rl"n
M

MMINITSKIY, F. M,
20141 M111TITSKIY, F. Fl. Gemangioma pecheni. Vrachev. delo, 1949, No. 6p
stb. 557-58
SO: LETOTIS ZHURNAL STATEYt Vol, 27, Moskva, 1949

Uperience4in organiztzzgraral~surglcal aid In gastroduodenal
hemorrbage caused by ulcers. Sovemedo 20 noomt6q-71 D l.56.
(KLM 10: 1)
1. Is Kirovogradek.07.oblastnoy bolluitays
(IWTIC UIM, bomoirrbage.
sul-g" ma"glibut iu village)

--------- -----
Construction Industry - Accounting
Organization of calculations.in construction) Sov. fin., 13, No. 4, 1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, JulY 1952. Unclassified.

IMM I RITSXIY, - G.
Shortcomin& in the control of the IrAustrial Bank, 7in. SSSR 16
no*508-0 My 155' (KM 8:6)
(Ukraine-3anks and baWdng)

11MINITSM, Goo rZ4...,q"mp!i ch; KARAGODIN. Y.L., redaktor; AVRUSHCEZIMO,
-r';,~ itor ix"iAPilva; ZHOROV, D.M., takhnicheakiv redaktor
(Tables for hydraulic calculations of drainage inetallationol
Tablitey g1dravlioheskogo rascheta vodootvodnykh sooruzhetil.
Koskva, Izd-vo Ministeratva ko=unallnogo khostaistva RSFSR,
1956. 61 p. (MLRA 9:9)
(H,ydraulte enginearlug-Tablest calculations. ate.)
(Drainago,.Kouse)

XHKEL#NlTi'Krr, G,
Using credit isnued by the Industrial Bank. Fin. SSSR 17 30-71
64-65 J1 156. (Kw 9:9)
Mmine-Constructlen Induetz7-Finance)

XMMLINIMIY, a. ~
institutions over construction.
~~n. SSSR 18.no.5.-77-79 MY 157, WaA lOrO
I........ -.-I ..-
1. Upravlyayushebly Ukrainskoy kontoroy Prombanka.
(Construction industry) (Banks and banking)

XMMLINITSZ 1Y, G.
Ridden potentialities In Ukrainian constmotion. rin. SSSR 19
ne.12:48-33 1) 158. (K[RA lltu)
l*U`pravlymyushchiy Ukrainakey respubliksmakey kantoroy Prombanki.
(Ukraine-Construction induxtry-7inance)

The Oonstruotion Bank and putting capital assets in operation.
Fin. SSSR 37 no.7t66-69 JX 163. (IURA 16:8)
1, Upravlyayusbehiy 'Ukrainakoy respublikanskoy kontoroy
Stroybanka.. tj ..
(ftaine-Capital investments)
. % I

BURLAKOVO N.Ya., inzh.; KAPLAN, GA., inzhoner-okonomist; LISTENBURT, F,M.,,
kand.geogr. nauk; SMOLYAR, I.M., kand. arkhitektury; SOLDATOV, S.I.,
kand. arkhitaktury; SOLOFNENKO, N.A., kand. arkhitaktury;
KHMELINITSKI Mop inzho
Regional planning is necessary. From. stroi. 40 no.8:42-45 Ag
(MIRA 1f 8)
(Regional planning)

RYAZANOV, V.S.; BUTUZOVA, V.P.; SIMONOV~ G.V.; GOLIDSHMN, A.M.;
KORNEYEV, N.A-- "AMOYLOV, Ya.M.; LYSSYKH, I.V.;
KYMELI IMUTIKOV, Ye.B.; ANTONOV, M.F.;
1~) BMRO ISKANA, T.M.
[flecom.endations for the eptabaishment of schemes for
plaming f axTdng -areas J -Rekomendatsii, po sostavlenilu
s1them planirovl%i sallskokhoziaistvenrWkh raionov. Moskv&p
Stroiizdatp 1965. 151 P. (MIRA 18:7)
2. Moscow. TSentrallnyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy i
-gradostroit 11stvu-2-T-Centrall
Droyektn y institutpo
Mry nauchno-issledovatellpv4v i proyektnyy institut po
gradostroitellstvup Moskvae

IMMINITSKIY K.A. (Minsk)
I --
I Blimination of large swallowed foreign bodies. Vast. khir. 77 no-*X:
118 Ja .056 (Km 9S.0 I
(INTISTINIS-POIRXIGN BODIRS)

KINXMIRITSMY, K,,K.
Intorosting case of the reproduction of Salix nigricano.
Priroda 30 no,8:106 Ag 161. (MIRA 140)
1. Botanicheskiy sad.SamA kandskogo gosudarstvenrogo universitAa.
(Samarkand-vinows) (Plants--Reproduction)

TWERIV, Mikhail Nikoltryoviah; KLYUYEV, YurlyVladimiroviolq
VOIDGIDN, L,A., inzb.f, retsenzentj KONDYEV, V.G., inzh.,
retsenzent; MILOOOV, A.A., Inzh,,. reteenzent; Uffl7M,'.OV,
G.,A.p inzb., retaenzent; Kid-ELINITSKIY, L.T., inzh., red.
VOROTNI)IOVA, L.F...
[V.echanizatli)n of tho intrastation conveying of docunnts]
lllekJianizatsiiv~ vnixtristantaionnoi peresylki dolnmentov. Mo-
skva, Transzheldorizdat, 1962. 68 p. (MIRA 1517
(Railroads--Stationo) (Pneumatic-tube transport&tion~

PHEDS.. V.Yu., insh.1, red.; MWET IWITSKIY, L.J~ zhe., red.; MVEDKVA,, M.A.#
tekhn. rod.
(Brigades of commmiot labor of operating railroad workers] Bri-
gady ko==Isticheskogo truda rabotnikov dvitheniia; iz opyta
Moskovokoi dorogi. Moskva, Vi3es.isdatellsko-poligr.ob"edineniia
M-va put6i soobahchaniia, 1961. 54 Ps (MIRA 14: ~32)
(Railroads-Employees)

BUDANOVp A.S. (Leniftgrad); BWDANOV, Nam*, insh. (Leningrgd);,KHMMiM,
inzh. (Leningrad)
Uniform technology in the operations of railroad stations and
harbors. Zhel.dor.trancip. no.11:42-47 N' 162. (MMA 15311)
1. Zamestitell nachalinika Leningradakogo torgovogo mors1kogo
ports, (for Budanov). 2. Stantsiya NoW Port (for Bogdar-ov)o
(?reight and freightage)

BIUM, Allbert Itskovich; ZHILITSOV, P.N., insh., retsenzent;
qPMLvNITSKII,-hJ,,.inah.,, red.; VOWTNIKOVA, L.F.,
U.M.-red,
[Operation of electric interlocking systew ] Ekopluatatsiia
ustroistv elektricheskoi teentralizataiie' Moskva, Trans-
sholdorlzdat, 1963. 53 p. , (MIRA 160)
(Railroads--Sipaling-Interlocking systems)

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