SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KHORN, A [HORN, ARTUR] - KHOROSHANSKEY, G.M.

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Dispersion detector ... B104/B201
maximum of emission ranged between 4100 and 4500 A, which was in good
agreement with the maximum of spectral sensitivity of the antimony cesium
Dhotocathode of the multiplier. The recording efficiency may berepresented
In the form F- = Ea F-PE V .Here, ECF denotes the scattering efficiency of
neutrons of the detectorg Ep the bitting efficiency of protons (to hit a
ZnS-Ag grain), and EV is the efficiency of the recording of scintillations.
F- as a function of the neutron energy En, of the grain size and of the
concentration Om of the scintillator, of thickness, etc., is discussed.
Relation Ep = I - exp(-k(r)CVRn) is derived, where CV denotes the volume
concentration of ZnS-Ag, R,, is the proton range for proton energy En, k(r)
is dependent upon the energy distribution of the recoil protons and of the
grain size of the scintillator. It is also obvious that there is an
optimum thickness 10 of the detector, that is dependent upon the optical
properties of the detector, on En, and the discrimination threshold. For
a detector with Cm - 25 0 the optimum thickness is equal to 10 mm., when
recording the neutrons from a Po(, + Be souice, and at a discrimination of
gamma radiation with 3.104 quanta .cm-2sec . There are 1 figure and 8
references: 4 Soviet-bloo and 4 non-Soviet-bloc.
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Dispersion detector... B104//B2(301
Legend to Pig. 1: 1a) 6 aa a function of GM for I ?- 10. iff) F- as a
function of neutron energy; 2) neutrons from source Po + Be; 3) neutrons
a
from a linac; 4) neutrons accelerated by a Van-de-Graaff generator.
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KHORN, Artur [Horn, Artur), doktor
--- ---_
Results of crosabreeding'Hungarian cattle with Jersey cattle.
Zhivotnovodstvo 23 no.6:89-94 Je 161. (MIRA 16:2)
1, Institut zhivotnovodstvap Budapepht,
(Hungary-Dairy cattle breeding)

.- - - --- - - -"- III
A- I- I I- @ 1 01-.
IMM, X.; Smi'ma. 1).
-'----Ve-e'hnni2ed hoisting of sliding forms. Stroitell ?10.7.'F-9 JI '57.
(MMA 10: 9)
1. Glavuyy inzhener Upravleniya nschal'niks rabot-138 (for Yhorn).
2. Ifachallnik Droizvodetvenno-tokhnicheskopo otdeleniya Upravlenlyn
nachallniks rabot-138 (for Shelyag).
(Hoisting machiner7) (Concrete construction-Formwork)

xH2"-A* [Horn, V.], normirovshchik
Wages for digging ditches in geological prospecting. Sots.trad 4
no.1:130 Ja '59. (MIRA 12:2)
1. B-Dovgokitskoy partii Mamsko-Chuyskoy skspeditaii Irkutskogo
goologoupravleniya.
(Mineers) (wages)

, f -1, --@ i r V
UISR/Pliax-..x,.cology and ToxicoloGy. Miscellaneous Preparations. v
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 19, 1958., 89966.
Author Momehanovskiy, Ye. I.
List
T-.-*.tlc Effect of Dbichino upoli the Motor Rinction of the
Stomach and Duodenuti.
Oria Pub: FarrWtol. i toksikologiya, 1956 (1957), Prilozh. Sb-
ref., 36-37.
Abstract: In 56 experiments, dogs with gastric and duodenal
fistulae were a&-Wi4-stered 0.1-0.2 rv,/hc.; of Eribichine
(I) - Vie effect was registered miotictrically by
the graphic method duri.ng a period of 4-05 hours. I, in
doses of 0.1 ims followed by an iiicrease of
the intensity of hun,,er peristalsis of the -astric
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V-37

KHOWIETS, T, (Hornet, T. 1; NISSIM, F.
Changes in the intramural neural apparatus of the cerebral vessels
in acute disorders of cerebral blood circulation. Nauch. trudy
Inst. nevr. AMIT SSSR no.1:428-435 16o. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Institut nevrologii imeni Pavlova Akademii RuMnskoy Narodnoy
Respubliki, Bukharest.
(CEREBROVASCULAR DISME)
(BPAIN-BLOOD SUPPLY)

KHORNOISKI, S, (Chornowski)
Surgical therapy of prulmonary abscesseB. Khirurgiia, Sofia 14 no.
2/3:134-135 161.
1. Khirurgichno otdelenie na. Instituta, po tuberkuloza, Warshawa.
(LUNG ABSCESS surg)

KHORNUF, G. von [Hornuff, G. von, Prof. Dr. Ing.], prof. d-r inzh.
Bleaching of polyacryloaitrile and polyeater fibers. TekBtilm
prom 12 no.2t22-26 162.
1. Tekhnichaski universitet, Drezden, Institut za tekstilma kbimiia.

KHOROBROV, V.A.: 'IT-he techniaues of basic exercises in m4DVeTr--nt,5 on bar.@ and
and methods of teiching them". Leningrad, 1955. State Omier of Lenin
and Order of the Red Banner Inst of. Physical Culture imeni P.F, Leesgaft.
(Dissertations for the Degree of Candidate of Pedagogical @`cienceE-)-
SO: -Knizhnava letonis' No h4, 29 October 1955. Moscow.

KNOROBRYKH.v A., kapitan
His father's airport. Av. i kosm. 47 no.2:17-20 F 165. (MIRA 18:4)

a0ROBIAM) A., kapitan
Right to fly. Av. i kosm. 47 no-3:70-72 Mr 165.
0,11PA 18:3)

KHORODRIK111 A., klipilant manter al)ol-ta =11
Before the space flight, Av. i kosm. 47 no-4:20-24 Ap 165,
(MIRA 18-14)
1. Spetsiallnyy korrespondent zhumain "Avlatelya i kosmonavtika".

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kap! t-,n. mo a
Vj- 165
,sr, a body ba
1. Sp--+.al.a-L'nYy kni-ret;pondent

YdIOROBRYYJI, A., mayor
There is such an expression "you must." Av. i kosm. 48
no.12;73-78 D 165. (MIRA 18:11)

KIIOROBRYMi,..A.p mayor
Two great deeds in one flight. Av. i kocin. no.1:81-85 Ja 166.
(MIRA 19:1)

L 21443-66 FSS-2VEtiff I DD RD
ACC NR. APbUU'7
SOURCE CODE: U R /ViO-SGr6_6 50
AUTHOR: Khorobrykh, A. (Master of sports SSSR; Special correspondent;
Major)
ORG; none
TITLE: 320 unusual seconds (TVaining cosmonauts_for wei sness
,SOURCE: Aviatsiya L koamonaytika, no. 2, 1966, 46-50
TOPIC TACS: weightlessness, training devices, laboratory aircraft,
cosmonaut training
ABSTRACT: The.observation of individuals subjected to weightlessness.
during flight in a laboratory-airplane has led scientists to classify
them into the following three groups according to their apparent
reactions; 1) those who show no reaction-to weightlessness,, 2) those
who experience disorientation; and 3) those who have definite symptoms
of air sickness. The author describes his own experience during
weightlessness as he flew in -two cosmonaut training airplanes. One
airplane was a specially adapted two-seat fighter with its rear cockpit
equipped with physiological monitoring instruments. As the airplane
flew a series of parabolic area the person in the rear cockpit was
instructed to perform certain exercises developed for cosmonaut
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L 21443-66
ACC NRt AP6007297
.training. Thus, during the second arc the author was instructed to
loosen his shoulder straps and float. The author experienced a total.
of 120 seconds of weightlessness in this airplane, Another labora-
tory-airplane has a "floating,basin," a6d carries more than 10 person q;
a crew of six, medical an'4 training personnel, movie operators$ - and
future cosmonauts. The cosmonauts were trained to develop spatial
orientation and to coordinate their movements with their eyes opened and
closed. Vestibular exercises were carried out in revolving chairs.
After a set of horizontal exercises in the "basin," the cosmonauts
were.placed in another compartment for training on*a special stand
..designed by A. It Gor-sh scientists 0- N.
J-.ov Next to the stand
Vasil'yev and G.J. Pavlov were studying vestibular reactions in a cat.
All experiments are.supervised by 1. 1. Kaslyan, research-scientist
in-the field of. weightlessness, Orig. art. has; 1 figure. E3A]
SU-B.CODE: .050 22/ SUBH DATE:z* none/., ATD PRESSt
Car 2/2
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REVNIVTSEV, V.I., DMITRIYEV, Yu.G.: TOPYCHANOV, N.Ya.: PESKOV, V.V.;
KHOROBEKII, AN.
Use of ultrasonic waves to dress quartz sand. Stek. i ker. 18
no.11!19-21 N 161. (MIRA 150)
(Sand) (Ultrasonic waves--Industrial applications)

ANTONOV, S.N1, Inzh,j SHCHERB"OV, V.V., inzh.; KHORODRYKI@@11-.G-..A.) tekhnik
Technology of preparing large welded sections for the construction of
hydraulic turbines. (Trudy]LHZ no.11:140-151 164-
(MIRA 17!12)

KHOROBRYKH, G.V.; SARAPULOV, F.N.; MILAYKIN, I.F.
Special features in the design of medium-sized transformers
with aluminum windings. Trudy Ural. politakh. inst. no.124:
93-98 162. (MIRA 16:8)

'MIAT-Xv N.S.; J,11rP.OMWH,, G.V,
Hetlioda for atut-Ing paramotan and fmquoncy chamcterlation
of rW&wcvoun mchines by rAwn of the tranabir fmation.
Trud@r Uml. politekh. Inat. no. 164,
(1,11PA 19il)

LUCUSNY, r-.- V.-J, V...IN., Engineer
"Electric Fusing of Cutting Tools with Scrap High-Speed Steel."
Stanki I Instrument, 17, Nos. 10-11, 1946.
Bit,-52059019

KHOROKHONOV, V. `
Faqmnd the pliLnting of serradella. Nauka i pered. op. v
sellkhoz. 9 no.2:29-31 7 159. - (MIR& 12:3)
l.Nachallulk Zlynlwvokov rayouno7 inspektaii pe sellskoma
khozyaystvu Bryanskoy oblmti.
(Serradella)

KHOROKHOIJOV, V. P., Candidate Agric Sci (dies) -- "The selection of crops and
varieties from among the leguminous plants for spring and post-harvest sowing
on the sandy soils of Bryansk Oblast". Leningrad, 1959. 18 pp (All-Union
Order of Lenin Acad Agric Sci im V. I. Lenin, All-Union Inst of Plant Growing),
150 copies (KL, No 24, 1959, 146)

.KHOROKHO#ITOV, V.P., kand-sellskokhozyaystvennykh nauk
Harvesting lupine for seed in separate stages. Zboledelie
no.8:45-48 Ag 160. (MM 13:8)
(Lmpine)

1. KHOROKHORDIN, V.
2. USSR (600)
4. Coal Miners - Genmny, 'Vestern.
7. How the miners in Western Germany live, V pom,profaktiyu 14 no, 9, 1953o
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRIL 1953, Uncl.

KHOROKHORIN D
Noncontractual conotruotion work on state farms. Sell. stroi, 12
no.10:11 0 '57. (MLRA 10:11)
1. Zavedgyushchiy sellkhozotdelom Moakovskogo oblastnogo komiteta
Kommunisticheskay Partii Sovetskogo Soyuza.
(Moscow Province-Construction industry)

STARTSW, D.; KOIJISNIV, S., zasluzhenW deyatel I nauki; BOW, V.;
@@Vvr
KH LIA6"V DO; SKURMIN, L; KHOKIMOT, Te.; BUYANOT, I.,
'-dViLifidj*09roy Sotsiallsticheskogo Truda; TROVINOV, A.; STVAW, N.;
711DOTOV, S.
Mhe road tovaxd nev achievements, Sots. trud. no,4tl4-36 Ap 138,
(KTRA 11;4)
l..Starehly ekonoxist ?Sentrallnogo planovo-ekonomicheakogo uprav-
leuiyu Ministeretva sellskoi5o khozyaystya SSSR (for Surtsey).
Z. Chlen-korrompondent Veasoyusnoy akadoull sellskokhozyaywtvemWkh
nauk lz@ Y,, Ie lonina (for Koloonev). 3. Z&yedtquhehijy sektoron ekono-
micheskogo stizallrovanlya mallskokhozyaystvennogo proizvodstya
Yeasoyasnoy akedemil sellskokhozyay*tysnuykh anuk im. V.I. Ionia&
(for Boy"). 40- Zaredvjushchly sellskokhozyaystvennym otdolou
Nookovskogo komitsta ZDmotmisticheskoy partil Sovotskogo Soyusa
(for Khorokhorin). 5. Zaveduymshchly kafedroy ekonoulki I organizatell
sellskokhozyayetvitunago proizvodetya Ivanovskogo sellskokhozyaymtvan-
nogo lustltuta (for Owlkh1n) 6. Ikehallnik Spetsial Inogo konstruk-
torskogo byuro xavoda sol'khos;ashlu bLUkhtaukogo (for Aokhloy).
7. Prodsedatell kolkhoza *Vernyy put'." lvanowskogo rayona.
IT&-nmkoy oblasti (for -Traftnov]. 8. Glavnn agronom Uneuskoy
meahisno-traktornor stamteii (for Otepanov)a 9. Selwatarl partly-
noy organIzatell Imenskoy mahimic-traktamay stantali (for
Pedotov). 10. P@reaeedatell kolkhoza im. Vladimira IlliabA (for
Dayanov).
(Machine--tractor stations) (Golleotive fame)

',ZMROKIK)RIN, D.M.
Branding tachniques provide an important potential for increasing
productivity In livestock. Zhivotnovodstvo 20 no-9:55-60 3 '58.
(KRA 11: 10)
1. Zaveduyushchly sallskokhosyaystvannym otdalom Moskovskogo
komiteta Kommunisticbookoy partii Sovetakogo Soy-uza.
(Moscow Province--Stock and stockbreeding)

3(4) SO11/154-53-4-4/17
AUTHORS: Khor Candidate of Technical Sciences, Pinsker, 1. Sh.
@an Ridate@of Technical Sciences
TITLE: On the Solution of the Extrapolation-Problem and Its Connection
With the Root-mean-square Approximation (0 reshenii zadachi
ekstrapolyataii i yeye svyaz' so srednekvadratichnym priblizhe-
niyem)
PERIODICAL. Izve3tiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy.%.Geodeziya i aerofotosl-
yemka, 1959, Nr 4, pp 35 - 42 (USSR)
ABSTRACT. In the observation of arbitrary but not casual processes in a
number of cases it is possible to obtain measurement results in
the form of casual time functions owing to the casval character
of measurement errors. According to the measureme-at results which
form the sum of the actual process and the casual error, the
process can be fixed on a certain period of time in advance, which
means that the problem of extrapolation which is connected with
the filtraticn can be solved. The result, however, fundamentally
depends on how the extrapolation is determined. It is suppos@d
Card 1/4 that the measurement results of process x(t) in an interval

On the Solution of the Extrapolation-Problem and Its SOV/154-59-4-4/17
Connection With the Root-mean-square Approximation
_T @ t 0 are known; besides, it must be known that x(t) is
a function from a certain and definite class of non-casual
functions (e.g. from a linear combination of given functions
Ti(t)l 92(t)i ... @r(t)). Value x*(T) which in extrapolated
for a time period T in advance, is often determined (Refs 1,2,3)
as such a linear combination of measured values of the process
which shows no systematic errors and in which the dispersion
x(T) - xl@(t) is reduced to a mini2ium. Besides that, the measure-
ment results of a curve of the same siven class which show a
better approximation to the measurement results in interval
_74T Q can be approximated and the extrapolated value can be
determined as a value of this approximated function in the re-
spective future date. This shows in which cases the solutions
of the extrapolation problem, obtained in such different ways,
will correspond to each other. It is supposed that the measure-
ment results y(t k) of a certain non-casual process are known
in distinct points t (k- 0 1, ... n; -T @,_ T 0) . Formula (2 1
k I
Card 2/4 is derived for x* (T) and formula (22) for the minimum dispersion

On the Solution of the Extrapolation-Problem and Its SOV/154-59-1-4/17
It
Connection With the Root-mean-square Approximation
D of the extrapolation error. Various DOSSible cases are inves-
tigated. A general solution of the extrapolation problem is
obtained. This solution grants a minimum of dispersion for the
error of a finite number of measurements y(t k) which contain
errors with the given correlation function k(t ky t1). In arbi-
trary linear combinations of linear independent fut@ctions
T1(t)1 " Tr(t) the solution containf; no systematical errors.
There it,was found that if the determinate of the correlation
matrix J'k(t k' tl )11* is not equal to zero and the system of
the proper functions of the operator k, which corresponds to
correlation function k(t kjt1)' is a perfect one - the solution
is plain and agrees with he value of function F(t). Function
F(t) is the best root-mean-square approximation to the measure-
ment results in the metric of space R 2' According to the
assumption of a metric space L stands for space R 2* k(t k' tj)
is a known correlation function. (Abstracter's note; The corre-
Card 3/4 lation function twice mentioned in the original on page 42 as

On the Solution of the Extrapolation-Problem and Ito SOV/154-59-4-4/17
Connection With the Root-mean-square Approximation
k(t k'te ) should be k(t k'ti ), perhaps a misprint !)
There are 3 references, 1 of vhich is -Soviet.
ASSOCIATION; Moskovskiy inatitut inzhenerov geadezii, aerofotosllye,-,,ki i
kartografii (moscow Institute of Geodetic, kerial Survey and
Cartographic Engineers)
SUBLUTTED: October 20, 1958
Card 4/4

GOGOKHIYA, Sh. D., kwW. mod. nauk; KHOROL, I. S.
Distribution of goiter in the Abkh&21an A.S.S.R. Probl. endok.
i gorm. 8 no.3:65-0 My@s 162. (MIM 15:6)
1. Iz Ministerstva sdravookbranonlya Abkbazakoy ASSR,
(ABMWIA,.-GOITER)

- KHOROLP
Uptake of 1-131 by the thyroid glnnd in atheletes under
conditions of physical stress. Biul. eksp. biol. i med.
54 no.9t26-29 S 162. (MIRA 170)
1. Iz sektora. sportivnoy meditsiny (zav.- doktor med. nauk
S.P. Letunov) TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta
fizichaskoy kulltury, Moskva. Predstavleno deystvitellnym chlenom
AMN SSSR, A.V. Lebedinskim.

BRUK, A.D., inzh.
Use of a condensate'injection for increasing the efficiency of a
piston compressor. Prom. energ. @8 no.900-31 S 163.
(min 16-.1o)

BAGERMAN, A. I KHOROIXTS P
A heroic and industrious city as a guard of wace and feiendship.
Mar. flot 25 no.5sl3-34 My 165. (MIRA 180)

RAYEVSIKIY, A.S.; KHOROLSTS'. V.I.,
Russian textbooks an lblachenletrr.Ukr.blokhl=.zhuro Z7 UO-Z:
237-241 '55. (MIRA 8:10)
1. Ufedra biokhtall'Ushgorodolkogo dershavnogo univereltatu.
(BIOCHMISTW,'
textbooks, hint. In Russia)
(BOOKS.
biochemistry textbooks. hint. In Russia)

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literaturct slmllai@vejitables of `-t%-,.ei;,;,t0c-,P-,,F.
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KHOROLISKIY, L.Vp
Using the grader for ballast cutting. Purl i put.khoz. 8 no-4:
81 164, (MIRA 17S4)
1. Nachallnik opytnoy putevoy mashinnoy stantaii No#38, Btantsiya
Byzran' Ip Kuybyshevskoy dorogi.

LIMONOV, I.P., inzh.; @HOROLISKIY, V.M., inzh.
Determination of the temperature field of a chopping cutter. Vast.
mashinostr. 43 no.1109-42 N 163. (MIRA 17;2)

TSIGLERp V.D.; DULAKHO V.L.; KHOROLIYSKj7_,__ju.M.
Lightweight kaolin bricks in heating furnaces. Kuz.-ahtam.
proizv. 3 no.8t38-39 Ag 161. (min 1,4..8)
(Furvacesp Heating) (Firebrick)

'ACCESSION NR: AP4039952 S/0191/64/000/000/006D/0061
AUTHOR: Oster-Volkov,, N. N.; Mukbawmedov# Kh. U.; lborlollskaya, 1. N.
TITLE: Ccabining furfural-acetone monmer with phenoll-forzaldebyde resin
'SOURCE: Plasticheskiye massy*, alo. 6, 19&o 60-61
;.TOP3:C TAGS: modified phenol fonualdehyde resin, phenol fomaldehyde containing
1,
:@resin, furfural acetone containing resin, curing,, hexmethylenetetroolne, resin
intabilityp alkali reoistancep dielectric property, molded resin,, electrical
insulatiMp mechanical strength
ilABSTFACT: A polymer was obtained by combing a pheaol-formaldebyde resin (FFF-4)
;!with a furfural-acetone moncm r in a 1:1 ratio
and the product propertles,, espe-
1:cially dielectric propeities and electrical resista=e,, were investigated* The
mixing was carried out at 40-50C for 2 hours, then at 6DC at 300-350 = H9 for
;-2-1/2 ho-urn. Mia product 41-FAFF-U was obtained in 65-87% yield. The product
can be cured with 50% hex 3thylenetitramine on. prolongwl beating at 260TI700 or
acid catalysts at room temperature in 100-120 hours. The cured resin is
stable in dilute acid& (WMGIDt @0% M103),, in 4 oil, benzene gasWJ n
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1/2

iACCESSIC(N HR: AP4039952
kerosine, alcohol ana vater; It la coacca-UraVed 112304 Wd ENO The
@.Cured 41-FAFF-11 rcuin Is significantly more alka634 resistant than phenollflormalde-
,hyde rea-in and has good dialeetrie properties. Molded compositions of 41-FAFF-11
Ivere prepared with graphite,, asbestos and glass fiber fillers (molding temperatures,
I of 180-185, 210-M'and 180-2WC and preosurea of 600-700j 600-700 and U)0-250 kgs/i:
=2
, reapectively)v These materials bays higher strengths and batter electrical
insulating properties than ph=l-formaUebyde qwPositions. "K. K. Petrop.01, okays:
!and Ee Yu Mirzayev took part In the experlmntal part of the work." Orig. arts
'@has; 2 tables,, 2 figures*
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IWOROLISKIY. 1.
For selection to meet demand, Sovo torg. 36 m,3:41-4g Mr 163.
(MIPA 16.3)
1. Zaveduywhchiy obuvnym otdelom Donetskop universallnogo mag*zina.
(Ukraine--@Shoe industry)

ONISHCHENKO, G,N,; KHOROLISKIY,, I.S.
Cooperation of the State Testing laboratory and the State
Inspection of Q@ality and Comerco, Standartizataiia 26
no.Ss"-45 Ag 162. (Standardization) (MM 15-8)

KHOROLISKIrt I.S._
Improve the condition of -measuring equipment in the RuW*
I=.tekh. no.lt62-63 Ja"63. (" l6s2)
(Nuban.4banring instruments-Testing)

SUKHAREMIT. V.M.; KHORCLIMIT V.T.- ZRADA , V.N.; NIECLATU, V.F..
otv.red.; VINOGRADOVA, G.V., re . iA-va; SMTAR, S.Ya., takhn.
red,
EIFIre prevention in mines] Protivopoxharnaia sashchita shakht.
Moskva, Gos.nauohno-tekhn.Izd-vo lit-ry po gornown delu. 1959.
95 P. (MMA 13:3)
le TOentrallnoya nauchno-Issledovatel'skaya laborstoriya po gorno-
spasatellnomm delu.
(Coal mines and minint-Fires and fire prevention)

8/170/60/003/07/10/011
0 B0121BO54 82236
AUTHORS: Vidro, L. I., KhorollakizLZUAL-
TITLE: Control of Glass Homogeneity by Dispersion Light Filters
PERIODICAL: Inzhenerno-fizicheakiy zhurnal, 1960, Vol- 3, No. 79
pp. 112 - 116
TEXT: V. 1. Shelyubskiy (Ref. 1) suggested to determine the degree of
glass homogeneity by measuring the light amount lot through by a dia-
persion light filter (made of the same glass). Here the authors de-
scribe a simpler method. It is based on the change in half-width of the
transmission band with light filters for visible light depending on the
degree of homogeneity of the glass powder. The method described here is
based on the theory of dispersion light filters suggested'by B. I.
Stepanov and A. P. Prishivalko (Ref. 2). The authors assume that the
light filter consists of individual independent elementary layers. Each
of these-layers is subdivided into a great number of cells. The latter
are differently filled with solid particles and with an immersion liquid.
Reflection from the cell boundaries is neglected; therefore, the results
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B021/BO54
AUTHORSt Vidro, L. I.p OrnlIffilriv. Mironeako, L. A.
TITLE: Device for Controlling the Degree of Glass Homogeneity
PERIODICALs Steklo i keramika, 1960, No. 8, pp. 22 - 25
TEXTt Thd-spectral transmittance of glass powder impregnated by immersion
liquids at constant temperature of the medium is measured to characterize
the homogeneity of glass. Light beams of a wavelength for which the ,
refractive indices in glass and liquid coincidep pass through a color filter
without any change. The half-width and the intensity in the maximum of the
transmittance band of the color filter may serve as characteristics of the
degree of homogeneity. The device us ad to control the degree of glass
homogeneity (Fig. 2) was designed on the basis of a 'M-2 (UM-2) universal
monodhromator with the use of an 04-29 (FEU-29) photoiultiplier and an L/
M -95 (M-95) microammeter. Fig- 4 shows the results of measurement of the
degree of homogeneity of SC -4 (ZB-4) glass, and its scrap rate on heat
treatment. It has been found that in most electrovacuum glasses a
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Glass Homogeneity B021/BO54
deterioration in homogeneity of more than 180-200 A increases the sqrap
rate. Glass analysis for, its homogeneity by the method described takes
less than two hours. There are 4 figures.
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KHOROICTSKIY, V.A.
I, - -@ @ @,, ',-
Groups for the establishment of work norms. Put' i put. khoz,
no.6-10 164. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Starshiy inzh. normativno-instruktorskoy stantsii, Leningrad.

RYABINOV, M.G., insh. (Lonlngrad); TATIYEVSKIY., V.M., insh. (Leningrad);
XHOROW,TSM. V.-A.. insh. (Leningrad)
Teohnology of the substitution of graphite lubrication.
Putt i put. khos. 9 no.3sl9-20 165. (KMA 18t6)

fffABINOVP M.G., inzh. (Leningrad); TATIYEVSKIY, V.M.J. inzli. (Leningrad);
KHORCMETSKIYp V,A,, inzh. (Leningrad)
Use of a tamper in the current track maintenancee Put' i put*kboz
9,no.5329-30 065o (MIRA 1835i

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ra

S/035/051/"/'0O4/057/b58
A001/A101
AUTHORS: Ostrovskiy, A.Ye., Khoromskiy, A.V., Mironova, L.I.
TITLE: Results of observations of earth inclines at Kounrad in 1957
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Astronomiya i Geodeziya, no. 4, 1961, @6, ab-
stract 40230 (V sb. "Gravimetr. issledovaniya!', no. 1, Moscow, AN -
sssR, ig6o, 45 - 48, Engl. summary)
TEXT: Observations of inclines were conduoted in a mine at a depth of 100 m
from the ground surfaoe during two months. Recording and control were exerted
from the ground surface. One component, north.,6South, was processed. By means
of harmonic analysis, the value 1-h+k = 0.581 � 0.01 was obtained for the
largest waves M2 and 82.
B. P.
[Mostracter's note: Complete translation]
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KHORONENKOO L.
Towards DOW accOmPlishmontse Boy.profooluzy (81 no-3:18-19
F '60. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Predsedatell rabochkoma sovkhozn inant 1 Maya, Gomell-
okay oblanti.
(Trade uniona) (state farms)

TUKALO, Ye.A. [Tu@alo, IF.A.I; KIMIRONIKO. A.T.; MURATOVA, 1.0.; KHASKIN,
Ye.A.(Khnskin, IE.A.] -11
Production training for students. Farmitsev. zhur. 17 no.5:82-84
162. (MI RA 17.- 9)
1. Kafedra tekhnologii lekarstv Dnepropetrovskogo meditsinskago
instituta.

AIP
USSR
7 21
"Concerning Mech-1 cal Properties. of 'T1 e
an&@Possibilitles for Their Impro at
%@rs&tment," L. 1. Levi Cand T@ec' sc@6-,Z
2or tek, Hng@11321=o;-@'t 'imeni Kii
m
onz1
"Lite so 0
10
roizvod
y P
"Disproves pouribility of improving mech pro-
pex7ties @of cast bronze by its normalization
from 600-6600 as indicated in p4er published
i
bj, D. M. Zasl&vBkiy in "Vent Mach nostroy
Env
(Nerald of Mach Bldg) No 9, 1950. Describes
19ft74
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USSR/Metals Bronze Properties Oct 51
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19.1116 A104/A,133
AUTHORS: Levi, L. I., and Khoronzhek, E. V.
TITLE: The effect of aluminum on the properties of deoxidized carbon
steel
PERIODICAL: Liteynoye proizvodstvo, no. 6, 1960, 43-47
TEXT.- The authors report on the difficulties encountered in the pro-
duction of thi-n-wallea steel castings due to their inclination to cracks,
depending on the casting conditionsand the presence of Al, 0, N, H etn.. in
the metal. The final results depend on the deoxidation which alters some of
the sulfides and nitrides and the quantity of nitrogen in steel. Methcds
and results of four series of tests carried out to determine the effect of
0.5 - 4.2 kg/ton aluminum on the physical, mechanical and -.asting properties
of mild electric steel are described. Tests were part of the GTaduation Pro-
ject of V. B. Livshtts, student of the Moskovskiy institut stali (bloscow
Steel Institute) carried out under the supervision of L. 1. Levi in coopera-
tion with A. S. Murakhin, Z. P. Dubinskiy, D. T. Karaseva, E. P. Rink, 0. P.
Levina, 0. K. Konenko-Gracheva, Yu. A-Chirvo, V. V. Parlin, S. I. Opryatln,
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The effect of aluminum on the... A104YA133 I
V. I. Petrov and S. V. Shalygin@ During test 1 the 25JL(2,5L) electric steel
was melted by the conventional method and tapped into a 4 ton ladle to whi.-.-h
pi,@oes of 1.5 - 3.43 kg/ton pure aluminum were a(rded. Steels weA held in
the ladle until 1,5200C and used for castings tending to hot cracks. The
tendency to hot cracks, shrinkage factor, gas content, magnetic, physical
and mechanical properties were determined. A description of the inspecting
method is given. The tests 2 and 3 were performed in induction furnaces de--
signed by "Dinamoll and ToNlITMash. Test 2 included aoid electric steel con-
taining 0,27% C, 0-37% Si, 0.58% Mn, 0,039% P and 0.038% S., For test 3 the
charge consigted of 9.43 kg steel cuttings-containing 0.06% C, 0.48 kg syn-
thetic cast iron and ferroalloys. Ferromanganese was added correspondingly
to the melting stage, followed by ferrosilicen 2 minutes prior to teeming.
Alumirvim. was added to the bottom of ladle. The steel was heated io 1,6500:-
1,7000C and tapped into the ladle at 1,600 - j,6500C. The speoimensof test
3 were poured at 1,5500C. The physical and mechanical properties were test.-
ed on wobbler sps,@,imens subje2ted to the usual annealing. The results of
the chemical analysis and the mechanical.tests are shown in Table 2. In all
cases increased quantities of added and residual aluminum improved the ste6l
flowatility. Attention is drawn to the inferi-oT properties of the Nog. 6 -
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The effect of aluminum on the... A104 A133
410 castings compared to Nos. 11 - 18 castings,, Test 4 dealt with the effect
of aluminum on the formation of hot cracks during deoxidation. The specimens
were inspected by the magnetic defectoscopy method. The results coincide
with the recommendations in Reference 4 (N. N. Dobrokhotov, "Liteynoye proiz-
vodstvoll, no. 12, 1958) advising the addition of considerably higher quanti-
ties of.aluminum. A residue of 0.25% aluminum has no adverse effect or. steel
containing 0.20 - 0.25% oxygen, but improves its casting properties. The in-.'
teraction of nitrogen andaluminum deserves special attention. Nitrogen im-
proves the tensile strength of iron, mild steel and cast iron, while decreas.-
ing ductility of iron and carbon steel due to the presence of phosphovus.
Carbon.and oxygen have analogous effect. Less than 0.5% Al have no effect
on iron, free from other substances but affect the properties of steels oon-
taining oxygen, nitrite or sulfur. The fractures of acid electric steel
castings contain 0.005 - 0.01% nitrogen. Sufficient quantities of free alu-
minum in steel bind most of the nitrogen into alumitnum nitride. Contr%dic-
tory data on aluminum nitride and also its favorable effect on steel are men.-
tionea. In steel casting Al is an intensive deoxidizer and paralyses the ad-
verse effect of nitrogen and by formation of A12s) sulfide sometimeu aluQ
that of sulfur. Al ecrit-vols the number of oulfide Inclusions and, by bind.,
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The effect of aluminum on the... A104/A133
ing oxygen and nitrogen, eliminates the adverse effect of phosphorus. These
factors explain the diminished tendency to hot cracks of cast acid carbon
electric steel to whicli 2 - 4 kg/ton aluminum were added. There are 3 fi-
gures, 3 tables and 20 references: 17 Soviet and 3 non-Soviet.
Table 2:
N Conventional number of heat; (2) quantity of Al added, in kg/t;
3 chemical composition, in @; (4) mechanical properties; (5) character-
istics and size.of non-metallic Impurities; (6) magnitude of natural grain
(size); M-gas content in @; (8) indices of the technological specimens
as to the tendency of steel to crack formation; (9) many fine sulfides and
A1203 - size 4 (10) high; (11) many big and fine sulfides, A1203 clystals
are present - size 4; (12) single fine silicate and sulfide inclusions -
a1ze 2; (13) isolated by sulfide and silicate inclusions size 2i 1%14)
considerable less; (15) big sulfide, silicate and A120 Inclusions -
(16) idem I
size 4; ; (17) isolated sulfide inclusions, Lw A1203 - 'nclusicf;s
- size 1; (18) idem; (19) idem; (20) isolated big silicate and sulfideln-
clusions. Few fine A120 - inclusions - size 3; (21) differ little from
each other; (22) big su?fide and silicate inclusions - size 3i (23) few
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The effect of aluminim -on the ... A104./A133
lipywime Ox.10.101110 C I - I
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Cleneral Problems of PatholoFy. TLimors.
CATLGORY Me tabolisiii
ABS . J OUR. RZhqjoj,, 110. 23 1958, NO. 107015
AUTHOR Kno.ronzhly, 1.1,
1'-73T. V-orT_-3T-L-XV-Rd-eMy-ef Setences
T IT U-i" The !Zffect of' Oporative Removal of n 1jeo-
plasm on the Nitrogen Balance in Rats.
0111G. PUB. :Ryul,FoA@koy AN, 19@560 otd.2,4,no.10,3?5-3-;0.
AE11:QJ T RA C T
111ves-8atec, urjor to an, after uni-
tO.L Q
or bilateral advanalecto-my, follov-
InE, Infliction of trauma ( or-ulrihing, of
femoral wiwele ) and in rats with careinoma
durinL: the period of growth of the tu:nor and
followinG Its. removal, and also followIng in-
Mation of trauma.1nJiry In healthy rats con-
siderably Increased t1je, elimination of N; NS
dep.reased @ but remalned nositive. N
ed to decrease in the adrenalectomized con-
trol rate, but the administ.ration of cort-Isone
CAR-10: 1/2

. HOPO'@ 6- 1,
k - j
KLJUSZOVY I.A. WYUOQV@ I.A.) (SzOVj6tUniO); SUFARJANC A.R. (Safaryants,
-.,k.R.-) (SzovJe'tunio); BORISZ, B.P.' [Boris, B.P1]f(Szovjetuaio);
MAPARK, M.E. (Makhaneko M.16.3 (SzovjetunIo)j_gQRQ6,-" (Szovjetunio);
BELJAJW,.Sz.F. Belyayevp S.F.) (Szovjetu#io); AL@KSZEJEV2 V.N. ,
(Aleksfyev, V.N.i (SzovJetufiio)
Application of rotor series. Technika 6 no.12:2-3 D 162.

KHOROSP Z.N.
Sources of vegetative innervation of the vermiform appendix.
Biul. eksp. biol. i mod. 57 no. 2M3-116 F 164. (NIRA l7s9)
1. Kafedra gistologii (zav. - prof. G.A.Kolbov) Saratovskogo
meditsinskogo instituta. Predstavlena deystvitellnym chlenom
AMN SSSR V.N.Ternovakim.

KROROS, Zinaida Nikolayevna
+ XOPOC
Morphology of Nerve Apparatus of the Vermicular Appendix
Dissertation for candidate of a Medical Science degree,, Chair of Histology
(head, Prof. N.G. Kolosov), Saratov Medical Institute, 1949
-f P il

KhOA06AINIO..-A, A. K.
23524 BIOLO.-IIYa 3LOSSY KhOZhIBEYeVSKOGO LDIANA, ZOOL. ZMLCIAL., 1949, wip. 4,
c. 351-5-41 -- BIBLI03H: 6 NAM
So: LETOPIS' NO. 311 IWO

KHOROSAINYAN, G.
UsO lfDt naturql fillers in earthauakeproof building. Prom.Am. 6
no-9:31-36 S 63. (MIPA @6:12)
I
I ; I %
I I ; i-

MMIANU, M.Ye.,, inzh.; MOROSH, B.I.
New automatic lines. I-Tekh. i avtom. proizv. 16 no.6!5-9 je 162.
(MIR& 15:6)
Nachine tools) (Automation)
e

.,.- KHOROSH, Do. aspirant.
Investigating differential hydraulic driving and prospects for
its use in machine tools. Isal. v obl. metallorezh.stan. no.3:
169-178 '55. (MLRA 10:2)
(Machine tools--Hydraultc driving)

KHORGSH, D. M.
P Otoeffec d. so ssianpf &11"y cathodes,
t1ops icin all lib,
lomm. J@- @ecym
a. Ziualut Alloys Were PreW. ill
Photocells by Sep. su lirliation of tile con'Poncuts; their
coluiln. Iva$
unknown. Tile highest w were for
the Sh, As and Di alloy.71), -IV and Irl MiCMIRIVO. por
lunica, rcsp-j the afloys witit r and Te were kis
lioulu C5,41) cathodes Were Very Sensitive hilt thell tile
I, currvol wits not, proportional to (lie Irradiation. The
C01294.'of @;cccmidary tunsbiost or .131), M and 131 alloys W
reached 8, 0 unit 3, rtsp. J, Biker
Plan
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AUMOR : Khoroah, D.N. and Pealyatakly, I.F.
"A Post-Acceleration System in Electron-Beam Tubes Permitting Retention of
the Beam Deflection Sensivity in Large Deflections of the Feeding Voltage in
the Second and First Anodes,"
A-U Sci conf dedicated to "Radio Day," Moscow, 20-25 May 1957.
PERIDDICAL: Radiotekhnika i Elektronika, Vol. 2, No. 9, pp. 1221-1224,
1957, (USSR)

KHOROSH, I.D., dotsent. (Kiyev)
Hiotory of the"activities of the Ukrainian Red 6oss (1918-19Z7).
Vrach. delo no.2&130-132 F964 (MIU 17:4)

KHOROSH, 1. D.
KHOROSH, I. D.: "The basic stages in development of the health
service in the Poltava area". KharIkov, 1955. KharIkov State
Medical Inst, Chair of Organization of Public Health. (Dissertations
for the Degree of Candidate of Medical Sciences)
SO: Knizhn@ya letopis', No. 52, 24 December, 1955. Moscow.

m
,KHCROSH,.I.D., dotsent (Kiyev)
From the history of the organization of venereological aid in the
Ukrainian S.S.R., 1919-1927. Vast. derm. i von. 38 no.11:61-63
N 164. (MIRA 18:4)

KHOROSH, I,D.; YEGURROVA. T.K. (Kharlkov)
......... ."
Improvement of territorial and sector district therapeutic and pre-
ventive services for the population in 1harkov. Sov.zdrar. 18 no,,16:
34-38 159. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Iz kafedry organizataii zdravookhraneulys (zaveduyushebly - prof,
Z.A, Ottrevich) Kharlkovskogo ineditainskogo t-natituta (direktor - dotment
(FOLIO HUNK)

GMVICH, Z.A., prof.;.. -140ROSHo-I.Ds,-@and. mod. nauk
Methods for lWaying upert evalvation of temporary incapacity.
Vrach.delo no.2tl7g-lBl F 060. (MIRA 13SO
l.'Tafedra organizatell sdravookhranonlys (zav. - prof. Z.A.
Gurevich) lbarreovskogo medltminakogo Instituta,
(DISOILM ITAWATION)

,@@KHOROS@H4-LLD-.- @--@--.-meditsinokikh nauk
Rural public health system in the Ukraine in 1920-1925. Vrach. delo
iib.8:97-100 Ag '60o (?W@ 13, 9)
1. Nafedra.orpnizateii sd*vookhmne#ya (sav. - prof. Z.A,Gureviqh)
Kharlkovokogo moditainakogck institute. Ii
Mmunw,ipuwc HFALTH)

,_AHOROSH,_,_;@.,_P.,,.dotsent
Page from the history of maternal and child welfare in the
Ukrainian SSR. Pediat. akush. ginek. no.3:29-30 163
(M'IRA 17:1)
1. Kafedra organizatsii zdravook.hraneniya Kiyevskogo meditsin-
skogo instituta. (rektor - dotsent V.D.Bratusl).

- KHOROSH, TS.M
Changes in the oral cavity in children who have had scarlet fever.
Stomatologiia 39 no,1:20-21 Ja-F 160. (14IRA 14:11)
1. Iz kafedry terapevticheskoy stomatologii Nav. - prof. Ye.Ye.
Platonov) i kafedry infektsionnykh bolezney (zav, - dotsent Ye.I.
Zverev) Moskavskogo meditainskogo stomatologicheakogo instituta
(dir. - dotsent G.H.Beletskiy).
(sckRLr,,T FEM) (TEZTH--DISEASES)

SOV/1320-59-2-15/26
AUTHORS: Kossovskiy, L.D., Khorosh, V.A. and Mukhina, M.A.
TITIZ: On the Nature of Fis-8tr@*n--ft6-eT--1Khl8N9T (Priroda
rvanin na stali lKhl8N9T)
PERIODICAL: Stall, 1959,1"Nr 2, pp 14?-148 (USSR)
A
ABSTRACT: The occurance of defects on blooms of steel lKhl8N9T in
the form of transverse fissures, situated as a xule only
on one face near to the bottom part has been often
observed (fig.1). In view of the position of the defect,
it was thought that the defect was caused by non-uniform
heating of ingots in the soaking pit. To check on this
possibility, ingots from 16 heats were heated according
to three alternative heating practices: a) by the ;usual
ractice, i.e. turning the ingot 1800 1.5 hours before
t
he removal from the soaking pit; b) by heating the
ingots without turning and c) heating the ingots in
reverserl position (head part down). The subsequent
eyami tion of blooms did not show any relationship between
the heating practice and the position of the defect.
Obeervations during rolling indicated that the defect
appears on the face most cooled with water used for
Card 1/34 cooling rolls. This was confirmed by rolling a part of

SOV/133-59-2-15/26
On the Nature of Fissures on Steel lKhl8N9T
the ingots from the same heat with and without water
cooling of rolls. The defect appeared on all blooms
rolled with water Cooling. The following mechanism of
the fo-mation of the defect is postulated: a) water from
rolls falling on to the rolled surface cools only the
surface layer, reheating of which by the heat from the
lower situated layers is slow due to the low conductivity
of IKhl8N9T steel; b) the cooled layer becomes more rigid
than the rest of the metal and is more difficult to deform
along the height and this obtains a smaller 61-ongation, as
a result tensile stresses appear on this layer; a) a
decrease in plasticity of the cooled la-yer is particularly
characteristic for lKhl8N9T steel, the plasticity ran
of which lies within 1150-1250OC; d) under the influence
of tensile stresses the less plastic and weakened by
skin holes (on the surface of an ingot) layer breaks
forming a row of transverse fissures, In order to prevent
the formation of the defect, rolling of steel lKhl8N9T on
Card 2/3 the blooming mill should be carried out without or with

6OV/133-59-2-15/26
On the Nature of Fissures on Steel lKhlBNgT
only a small supply of water for cooling rolls. An
increase in the number of turnings helps to decrease the
number and the Bize of fissures on the surface of the
bloom. Them are 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Chelyabinskiy Lletallurgicheskiy Zavod (Chelyabinsk
Metallurgical Works)
Card 3/3

V.A-- BOYKO,, Mye.; KOSSOVSKIYI L.D.;,: SHVYW., M.8-; KOFITINp P-L;
RUUNOV,, I.I.; Prini-Ii uchaatiyez IMUNOVICH, V.A.; KHSHKINA.. X.Ye.;
FIAMOVAR A.P.; VISKUNOVAY T.J*.; MWINA., M.A.
Deteridning the optimal conditione for blooming mi.U operations. Stall
23 w-4--339-340 Ap. 11Y. (MIRA 16:4)
1, Chelyabinakiy metallurgicheskiy zavod.
(Rolling Mills)

L 1044 -b67 MU(m)LE%-M(t)/rjj WpCq)__j
A@ @-A @225.10 SOURCE CODES UR/0133/66/000/OC14/0359/0360-11
AUTHopSt Komissarov, A. 1. (Engineer); Khorosh,-Ve As (Engineer)j XhudenlkiMp As As
(F.Mineer)-
ORG: Chelyabinsk @Iqtallgjid Plant. (Cholyabinskiy metallurgichookiy zavod)
TITLES -Ca-rbide network in ball-bearing steel and methods for its elimination
SOURCES Stallp A99 41 Mo 359-360
TOPIC TAGS& alloy steel, metallurgic research, chromium / ShKhl5 alloy stool
A13STRACT: 'The affect of the cF)"on and chromium content and the nature of the therma2
treatment of bEalrjjqqripZ atqel,6n the carbide network index of the steel were deter-
mined. The investigation supplements earlier exporimental results of the present-
authors (A. L Komissarov and A; A. Khudonlkikh, Stall 1963, No. 4). The specimens
were kept in the furnace at 1220-1230C for 16 hours and were annealed at 790-80OG
for a period of I hour/ton of stool. The experimontal results are presented in graphs
and tables (see Fig. 1). It was found that the most important factor responsible for
.carbide formation was the carbon content in the steel. The chromium content was of
secondary importance. The most effective method for lowering the carbide content -
of the.stool (along with decreasing the carbon content to below 1%) was found to be w
increase in the rate of'cooling after rolling at temperatures not lower than 820-
-8500. Normalization from a temperature of 920-9000 followed by annealing at 7900.
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chromium content on the
carbide network index of 4 :- -
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also produces a significant.lowering.of the carbide content. No ve Keysr Le Do
Nossovskiyi V. So Pakulwmt % Z, A. Tavakina, M, I. Make a-3-4--olge-'ria t o 6-1- -p-a- FT I n'.
the expwipental work, , Orig-', ar@,,,hw: 1 table and,4 graPhs.
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KHOROSH&ITSUYA, D.I. (Odessa)
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Affect of benzene on laotation to the dam and on the body of newborn
laboratory animals. Gig. truda i prof,zab, 2 no,,1;31-35 JR-F 159.
(unu 11o)
1. Kafedra obishchey gigiyeny Gdesskogo meattainskogo InBtituts Imeni
H. I. Pirogove .
(BUMIa-TOXICOLOGY) (IAGTATION)

ISOROSHANSXAYA. SJA.
Use of a biological antlsept@lc paste In inflammatory forms of
periodontoclasta. Steustologlia'37 no**6:16-17 W-D 158 (MIRA lls12)
1. h terapevtIcheskogo otdolentya (xav. - kand.med.nauk N.M. Abramov)
1-y Leningradskoi gorodskoy stomatologichaskoy polikliniki
(glavW vrach L.Ke Persashkovich) I laboratorit kroveximenitelay
I nkhil& Preparatov krovi, (xav. - prof *, L.Ge Bogomolova) Leningradskogo
instituta perelivanlya kro7i (d1ro - dotse' AD., Belyakov),
(GUNS.-DISEAUS)
(ARIBIOTICS)

KHOROSHANSKIrs 0. M.
NTba RoUing of a Sldp with a Given 3tWd 14 ty Diagran in Wavwp*
Towng Mp" igho

KHDRDSHANSKIT,. G.M., kand. takhn. naukI TUDIII, To. 13.. kand. takhn.nauk.
H7drodynamle characteristics of rolling controlled by, side
rudders. Sudostreente 24 no.6-13, 0 158. (MIRA 11:12)
(Ships--Hydrodynamic impact) (Stability of ships)

ng raducing @,,t-.u-turea !zt1usn.,ing the '.r-@tlal vtAW.-Lity of the
!@udost4@oenle to,6aLL-,-' '4 1@5.
17
(MIRA 182s;