SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KIRILENKO, L.F. - KIRILINA, V.

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AUTHORSt Vlkt~,rova,Ye.A..Shuyk'Ln,N.I.,Kirl-onk-. ~.A., 3OV/55-58-4-30/31
F.nd Korostolcva,G.S.
TITIZ: Contact-Catalytic. VZ`n~ngz of tie Phamoled. -&7. Alkylatlcn of
n-Cre3ol by la)RnYla-zea pra-ira.3h-
,-'heniya fan-Anv. IV.
PERIODICAL: Vestnik tloskovsk,-go universiteta, 3i:ljr-
4, pp
ABSTRACTt The authcra investiga-.e the alkylation of r.-_-re-ol by L-metuhyl-
tuten,)-2, 2-methylbutene-1, and in Fresenne of
ziro -.hloride. The al~..~iation tr.4f. placo i% tlio r,_%oclave a. 1--JO
an,_~ 2-3 atmosrheves rrvajar,~. in a1l t)2 a-_t~.:)rs cbtlalned
4-methyl-Z-tetriary-amylpheno'L; the correiponding isoamyl esters
of the n-crasol did not appear.
There i-~, 1 table, and 5 references, 2 if whiz% ar3 So-.tot, and
Am,3ri,;,Ar.
ASI.OCIATION:Kafe"Ira khimii nefti 0,~air vf Fotrclcum
SUBMITTED: Oatob,~r ', 1957
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AUTHORSs Minenko, V. I., Petrov, S. M., and Kir'lenko L. F.
TITLEt Study of the Syatqm PbO - S-W,, by the Methal of Ejectro-
motive Forces
PERIODICALs Ukrainekly khJmicheskly zhurial, 1960, Vol. 26, No. 2,
pp. 195-19?
TEM The authors studied the PbO - SiO 2 system by the emf method at
9400C in a concentration range where this system is himo enecus. Con-
centration chains Ft/FbO(c 1) + 3'021A'20~S'02 + PbO( c2)~Pt were studiea.
A eutectic with the following composition served as standard melts
29.6 wt% SIO 2 and 70-4 wt-.% PbO. The data obtained proved the dependence of
emf on the composition. In the melts of the PbO - Sto 2 system correspond-
ing to the formulas 4PbO-SiO MO-SiOl -3SiO
29 21 PbO~SiO 20 and 2PbO 2' the
authors observed sudden changes of emf. This indicates that four types of
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Study of the System PbO - SiO 2 by the Method of S/07.3/60/026/002/007/015
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ionic complexes are present In thcut, melte. On thp baAs of the values ob-
tained for auddon rhaniges of emlo the auth:lra note that the coinp-.'unds col..
responding to the formulas 2PbO-SiO PbO-SiO,,, and "'PbO-3SJO, -3re sur-
2'
ficiently stable, whereas the stability of the c:)mplex ~-orresponding to
the formula 4Pb0,SiO 2 was low under theexperimental conditions. A figure
illustrates the dependence of emf on the PbO v(-.)ntent !n thp system
PbO - 510 2# Legend to the figurst a) molar fraction of PbO; b) emf
expressed in mv. There are 1 figure and 14 11, S.,vjet and 3 US.
ASSOCIATIONa Khar*,kovskiy J.nzhenerno--ek,~n-_,m4Acheskiy insf~tut, lab..~ratoriya
fizicheskoy khImii (XharA'-:,,.- Institute of Management
Engineera, Laboratory of Phyoical Chem!-_--.ry)
SUBMITTEDs December 15, 1958
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1. Vitabskaya, mebal'naya, fabrika.
(Assembly-line methods) (Vitebsk--]Furniture Industry)

RIVA, A.D.; XEJULMO. H.8. Ltyrylanko. H.S.)
Investigating glucose and oxygen conswiption by nerve tissues
of different regions of the lumbar enlargement of the spinal
cord. Ukr.biokhim.shur. 31 no.2:224-229 '59. (HIBA 12:6)
1. Deptrtment of Physiology and Biochemistry of Man mA Animals
of the State University of Dn ropetrovsk.
(MUL CORD) (GLUC= (UMATION. PHTSIOLOGICLL)
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freezing In narrow gars. Five diagram shoo restIts of Uctso
Submitted 30 Oct 48e
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KIRIUNKD, O.A.
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Perforating gastrio ulcer In an 11-year-old ch1ld. Khtrurglia
ry,.7:83 JI 155. (HLRA 8sl2)
1. Is Slavyanskoy gorodskoy bolluttey Imeni I.V.Lentua.
(ST014ACH--ULICXRS)

KIRUM100 O.A.
IntratootLouUr injection of scarlet favor a2lorgon as a nothod for
the determination of infection allergy in rabbits. 2hur,mikrobiol.
opLd. L Lumun. 27 no-4178-82 Ap 156. (XLU W)
I* Is kafedry mikrobLolo&IL Odoeskogo moditsinskogo instituta
Lzoni I.I.Firogova.
(BOARLIT YJV . exper.
LntratentLoular Inject* of scarlet favor allergen for
datern. of infecte allergy in rabbits. off. of previous
sonsibilization)

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AUT,~"OR: -Kirilenko, O.A.
TITLE: Sulfur Therapy of Gas %'Twi:-runes, Caused by 113ac. Per-
fringens
PERIODICAL: Voyenno-meditsinsiciy zhurnal, 19,58, 11" 9, pp 31-3/t
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: S.M. Minervin, K.I. Cherwjakova ~nd I.I.I. Choporova
proved that in experimental infection in Guinea pigs
caused by Bac. perfrinCens, toxin - hemolytic poison
can be found in the infection focus already 4-5 hours
after infection. The larger the infecting dose of
microbes, the earlier the to.xin was revealed. In
other parts of the infected ori-,ani.sm, toxin could not
be found by laboratory methods. Toxin of Bac. oede-
matiens remains in the -,-;ound to o snall extent. It
quickly gets into the bloo(I nream and here it rapidly
reaches high concentrations (S.M. Mincrvin and S.P.
Zhak). L.A. Cherna's tests have sho-.,m that the quickest
maximum concentration of antitoxin is created in in-
Card 1/3 travenous in3ect-ion of antitoxic antigan~-renous serum.

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Sulfur Therapy of Gan Gangrenes, Cau.,;ed by Bac. Perfrin,-
The author of this orticle studied the healing effect
of intramuscular injection of antigangrenous serum
around the focus of the gas ganGrene and compared this
method with other methods of serum introduction (in-
tramuscular and intravenous). For this purpose,
4 test series on 48 guinea pigs were performed. It
was proved that local application of antitoxic anti-
gangrenous serum by means of infiltrating the muscles
around the infection focus 3-4 hours after infection
protects guinea pigs from death, and supports the
favorable course of the gas gangrene. The same doses
were inefficacious in intramuscular injection in the
remote group of muscles. Another experiment confirmed
that local application of antitoxic antigangrenaus
serum by means of infiltrating the muscles around the
focus where the cultures were introduced is more ef-
fective than serum injected directly into the blood.
Card 2/3 The best healing effect in experimental gas gangrene

-OOV/177-58-01-9/51
Sulfur Therapy of Gas Gangrene, Caused by Bac. Perfrinoens
was obtained by intramuscular injection of antitoxic
antigangrenous sera by m#!ans of infiltrating the
soft tissues adjacent to the focus of the gangrenous
infection.
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MIM10, O.Ao
Studies on the compined effect of Clostridium totani and Staphylo-
coccus toxins* Zhur.aikrobiol.epid. i imun. 30 nool:68-72 Ja 1580
(MIRA l2t3)
1. Is kafedz7 mikrobiologil Odenskogo maditainakogo Instituta
(MICROOOCCUS PTOGE M 6
Clostrldium totant toxin, combined off* (RUN);
(OWS7RIDIUM TITANI,
toxin, combined off. with Microooccus pyogenes
toxin (Rue))

KIRILMOR O.A,
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Observations on the simultaneous action of Clostridium tetani and
Proteus vulgarin toxins. Zhur. mikrobiol., spid. i imm. 41 no. 2:
128-132 F 164. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Odea5kiy meditainskiy institut imed Pirogova.

KIRILENKO, O.A.
Observations on experimental mixed tetan'c and staphylococcal infec-
tions. Zhur. mikrobiol., epid. i immun. 41 no.3tI18-122 Mr 164.
(MIRA 17tll)
1. Odeaskiy gosudaretvennyy maditainakiy Institut imeni Pirogova.

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AUTHOR: Kirilenko,_O. A.1 Hinervin.-S. lig; Rozgnoy, A..Xaa-
ORG: Odessa Medical Institute in. N. I. PLM90 (Odesskty aeditsinskiy instLtut)
TITLE: Absorption of tetanus toXL0_1131 from the muscles and its distribution
throughout the organism
SOURCE: Zhurnal mikrobiologil, epidemiologiL I Immunobiologli, no. 10, 1965, 105-
_111,
TOPIC TAGS: microbiology, systemic toxin, radioisotope, physiology
ABSTRACT: Previous work has shown the hematogenic route of toxin distribution in
tetanus and demonstrated the low permeability of the meninges of the brain to the
toxin. In the present work, a more quantitative determination was attempted using
purified tetanus toxin labeled with.radloactive 1131. The toxin was Injected Into
the right hip muscle of 0 guinea pigs and 25 white mice (susceptible to tetanus)
and 8 frogs (refractile) in doses of 0.1, 0.05, --,!d 0.01, vespectively. The distri-
bution of the toxin in the body vas determined 15, 30, 60, 120 minutes and 22 hours
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Seventieth anniversary of the Poltava Meteorological Station.
Meteor. i g1drol, se.2160 7 156. Oum 9: 6)
(Foltava--Metecrological obserTatimies)

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AUTHORS: Tylkina, 11. A.. Kirilenkc) R,~.Te I Savitskiy, Ye. M.
TITLE: The Diagram of Reoryotallization of Hafrium
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR# 1959P Vol 127t Nr 2t PP 310-312
(ussn)
ABSTRACTs It is the object of the present study-to determine some of the
properties of hafnium and to investigate reorystallization- and
deformation-processes. From motallographio and X-ray analyses,
as well as by determining hardness, the authors derived the
recrystallization diagram shown in figure 1. Hafnium is a
dimorphous metal, the hexagonal LU -modification changing into
the cubic body-centered A -modification at higher temperatures.
Hafnium iodide bare of coarse structure were used as original
material. The physical properties of those Hafnium iodide bare
are given together with a description of the elimination of the
coarse structure, The deformation was carried out in eight steps
from ranging 5% to the maximally tolerable deformation of 60%.
Vacuum-annealing was performed in seven stages between 750 and
Card 1/3 15500 c . Reorystallization set in at 1O)Oo C after 10%

The Diagram of Recrystallization of Hafnium SOV/20-127-2-21/70
deformationpat 8500 C after 20% defortiation, and at 7500 C
after 40% or more deformation. AnnealLngs within the tempera-
ture range of the " -modification yi(ild a fine-grained
polyeder structure with grain sizes oj* between 25 and 40,w
after 30% to 45% deformation. Annealings above the temperature
of the polymorphous transition gives it coarser grain (240
and a marked structural change. The a-.milarity of the
deformation- and recrystalllsation properties between hafniumg
titanium and zirconium is pointed out. Also, theircZ - ana
A-modifications are compared and the-r high plasticity
stressed. By their hardness and cold ;;orkability they are
arranged in the following ordert titamium - zirconium -
hafnium. It follows from the recrystallization diagrams of the
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The Diagram of Recrystallization of Hafnium SOY/20-127-2-21/70
three metals that they also have similar grain sizes.
Finally, the temperature stability of these metals and their
alloys is emphasized. There are 3 figures and 11 references#
6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONs Institut metallurgii im. A. A. Baykova kkademii nauk SSSR
(Inatituto for Metallurgy imeni A. A. Baykov of the Academy of
Sciences# USSR)
PRESENTEDs March 26p 1959, by 1. P. Bardinp Academician
SUBMITTEDt March 25, 1959
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SAVITSKIY, Ye.M.-, MKINA, M.A.; KI ELENKO.I-R.V.,-. KOPETSKIY, Ch.V-
Phase diagram of the system manganese - rhenium. Zhur.neorg.khim.
6 no.6:1474-1476 Je 161. (KIRA 14:11)
1. Institut metallurgii im. A.A.Baykova AN ESSE.
(Mangane3e-rhenium allo3s)

BOCHKOVSKLYA., I.V... gorMy inzh.j, red.j BONDARENKO, lu.A.,, gortWy ibzh,,
red.1 VELICHKO., A.P,p gorMy Inzb.,, redel GORTARMKO, V.A., gormy
inzh.,, red.; OSTASHEVSM, O.Te.# gorM7 in2b.,, red.; OXMIEV, A.L.j,
gorMy insh., red.1 KIRIMM. Ralesp gorr" Imbel redo; IADOZHIN-
SK17p V.N., gorrqy inzhv gorW inah., red.;
MAWOVAp N.I., gorqy insh.p red.1 POLTANSKIY, Y.S., gorMy insh.j
red.; SHTUNDER, I.I.p gorWy inzh,p redoi ARSENTIYEV, A.I.; kand.
teklm. nauk,, otv. red,; PROZOROVSKIr, Ye.G.p tekhn. red.
(Handbook on engineering standardization for open-pit minin
Spravochnik po tekhnichookomu normirovanliu otkrytykh gorrqkh
robot. Moskvap Goo. naucbno-tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po gornomu
delu, 1961. 264 ps (Km 1/.:10)
1e Krivoy Rog. Gornorudro_7 institut.
(Strip min4n;-Atandards)

IL--*,,':KO, T. S. -I'llarasitic Furigur, of Oak aixi Pilysiolq- .1cal Inv-,~:; 1j:al.' c-rj-- of
Tiretation." *(Dissertations for In Scirmwe and
Defended at US-':! ~iI4,her Mucalimal Instll.ultlwis) Acad Sci Ukrairdan Sx'~R, Inst, of
Bo'lan,,,.-. Kiev, lql)lj~
SO: LrJzLinaya L,,toris', No. 25, IS Jun 55
For 'Jegree of Cindidate In Riolo-lical Sclqnces

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11,,:4;j,I of' the fronlua Aspurglli-o3 irt u~(j rhizooplicirc olt' barley and
oitt:-, Iii tho districts of Polooyo ot' tho Ukrainlar S.S.R. MJkro-
McL. zhur. 27 no.4:22-27 165. (MIRA 18:8)
1. Institut m1krobiclogii i virusologil

KIRIUWKO, T.S.-, " '-
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Active acidity of the cell fluid In o&k leave tissue infected with
powdery mildew. Bot.shur. [Ukr.] 12 no.4:93-97 155. (KM 9:3)
1. Institut ontomologit I fitopatologii AN URU.
(Oak-Dissames and posts)

AMEND, T.S. f YMIenlcn, T,S,j
Duantitative and goneria composition of fungi in the rhizosphere of
barley and oat in the Polasys districts of the Ukrainian S.S,Rj
Mikroblolothurs 26 no*054-W 164# (MIRA 18,10)

KIRII,ENXOP ToS, IjY
.~-171qnk~o~
Fungi of the order Mucoralee in the rhizoaphere of ba:lay
and oat of the Folesye districts of the Ukrainian S.S.n.
Mlkrobtol. zhur. 27 no.5sl6-23 t65. (MIRA 18-.10)
1. Institut, m1kroblologli i virusologit AIN UkrSSR.

USSR/Plant MhysiolDa: General
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur Mole) M) 21, 1958, 95602
Author : Kirilanko, T.S.
Inst :
Title ivmmt~,,of--Roraistancu uZ Oak Leaves to Powdery LildcV.
Orig Pub Ukr. botanichniy zh., 1957, 14, No 3, 78-83
Abstract In the Fcofaniye AS Mraln-*an SBR fire3try in the environs
of Kiev) leaves which d,.). not possess infectim wc:c c,.Lq)a-
md: loavoc of averaC;c typu o: the adult c%nk (Qucrcua
robur) relatively rcsistan-~ to Mcrophaera alphit-)WC3 With
suscel)tible leaves of y%~nr-A~I. ceedlimis mcd shojtss, as
Atell as old rosistant lca;v3 uC oeellings vith y:)un~; in-
'ceted leaves. In 1cavvr, o" dliferent resistances, t:lcrc
wurc found increased activity of peroxidazQ, catalaze,
but reduced general oxidizability rind intensity of rcspira-
tion. BibliofTaphy, 20 titlQs. -- B.Ye. Kravtsava
Card 1/1
4

[Bratufs t. v.m.] -.-MRJIM
BRATUSI. V.N. , T.~._(!Zrrylenko. 1.S.]
Rate of wood destruction by Phellinus pinj at diffevent heights of
the trunk, Ukr. bot. xhur. 17 no.4:46-33 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Ukrainskaya akademiya sellskokhozyaystvennykh nauk, Uyev.
(Wood-deoaying fungi)

rlp 'SY U re
I
-17 r
ti

ZIMEHKOO Y.; KIRUJNKO, Y'.; XOGAN, S.M., red.; BAWITARGY, A,$ tokhn*rod,,
----------------- --
(Margelan silk] Hargelanskil shalk, Tashkent, Goo.izd-To UsSM,
1959. 53 P. (MIRA 13:4)
(Margelan--Silk manufacture )

YURCHAK, F. F.
Diagnostic significance of the Intracutaneous test using the
patient's own blood aerm In infectious hepatitis. Vrach. delo
no.6:112-114 Je 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Wedra Infektsionnykh boleansy (2av. - dotEent F. F. Yurchak)
Vinnitskogo meditainskogo instituta.
(SERUM DIAGNOSIS) (HEPATITIS, INFECTIOUS)

IATENKO,t Ya.P. p kAnd*M9d.nAj*JjjR V.A. ~j
~NKO ~p ZALEVSKIYj L.N.
-
Case of anthrax as a revult of careleas handling of vaccine. Vrach.
delo no, 3;.122-123 Mr 161. (MIM 14:4)
1, Kafedra infektsiomVich bolezney (zav. - dotsent F.F. Yurchak)
Vimiitokogo maditoinakogo instituta i Vinnitakaya oblastnaya
sanitamo--spidemiologicheekaya stantsiyas
(ANTMM)

KIRIIMIKO V*A,_
--
Intradermal test with an autoserum of the Patient's blood in Botkinla
disease. Zhur.mikrobiolelepid.i immun, 40 no.12:72-75 D 163-
(MIRA 17:12)
1, Is Vinnitakogo meditsinskogo institute Imeni Pirogova.

KIRILENKO, V. G.
PA 243T51
USSR/Mining'- Hydraulicking, Equipment 30 Sep 52
"Hydraulic Giant With Remote Control and Telescopic
Shifting Device," Engra A. V. Kot, V. G. Kirilenko,
Giproorgpromzhilstroy of Min of Coal Industry
"Byul Stroit Tekh" No 18, pp 20,21
Briefly describes OW-250 monitor) which may be moved
UP to 6 m toward working face during hydraulicking
operation by workman at control desk located at safe
distance. Remote control permits keeping monitor in
position where operation gives maximum effectiveness
which is especially high in undercutting operation.
243T51

E vH') V, 6,
AGALINA. X.s~, inch.; AXUTIN, T.K., inch.; AP;U'SOV, A.M., inzb.-, ARISTUT,
S.S.. kand. bkhn. nau)r,-, B?L4)ST7V?5JClY. O.B., inzh.; B-FILIN, A.Te.,inzh.;
BEBSKIT, K.A., Insh.; BLYUM, A.M., inzh.: BRAIM, I.V.. inth.; BRODSKIT,
I.A.. inch.; BURAKAS, A.I.,inzh.; VAYNHAN, I.Z., in%h.; VARSHATSKIT,
I.N.,inth.: VASILIYIGTAO A.A.,Lnzh.; VORONIN, S.A..inzh.; VOTTSEKHOVSKIY,
Lol., inch.: VMLEVSKIT, A.A.,inih.-, GERSHKAN, S.G., inch.;
GOLIJBYATNIKOY. G.A.,Inzh.-. GORLIN. M.Yn., tnTh.-, GlLkWATIKOV. A.M., inch.;
DASHEVSKIT, A.P..lnzh.;DlDKOVSRlY, I.L., inzh.: DOBROVOLISKIT, X.L.,inzh.;
DROZDOV, P.P.,kand. takhn.muk,; KOZLOYSKIY, A.A., inzh.; 4ulUm-O-L-
X.il- inzh.; XOPjZYANSKIT. G.D.,kand. takhn. nauk,: KORETSKIT. M.K..Inzh.;
XUKHARCiM. I.M.,inzh.; WCO.R, H.G.,inzh., K.?,RZLYAK. H.V.,inzh.;
HIRONOV, V.V.,inih.; NOVITSKIT. G.V..ln%h.; PADIM. N.M.,Inzh.;
PARKRAT117EV, N.B.. inch.; PARKHUKMO. V.I.,kand. biol. nauk.; PINSKIT,
Ys.A.,inzh.; POILUBSYT, S.A., lnzh.; POWH~MO, F.F..Inzh.; PUZANOV,
I.G.,inzh.; =IN. NEUIX, I.S.,kand. tekhn. asuk.:
JlOUOV5XlY, L.Y.,luzh.; WDERHAN, A.G.,Inzh.; RYBALISKIT. T.I.,insh.-,
SADOYNIKOV, SAURITANOV, U.S.,kand. takhn. nauk,; SEXESHKO,
A.T..Lnzh.: SIKKIM. Adh., Jnzh.! SURDUTOVICH, I.N.,inzh.: TROYIXOV,
V.I..inth.: YAW, K.K.,inzh.; FIALKOVSKlY, A.M.,inih.: YRISHM,
H.S.. inzh.; CH&MHNZV. V.A., lnzh.; SHESTOV, H.S.. inch.; SRIYW
X.I., inzh.; SHUNTATBUY. A.F..inzh.; SHCHEA AKOV. Y.I.,Snzh.:
S'fANCMNXO. 1.X., otv. red.: LISHIN. G,L. iL%h.,red.! KRAVTSOT.Te.P.,
insh.,red.; GRIGORIYZY. G.V.,rctd.; XAMIh5KlY, D.N..red.: KHASOVSKIY,
I.P.,red.;-LETTHAN. LsZ., rad.jdaceasedj,: ~RWVWH, M.S..Lnzh.,rsd.;
DANILXVSKIY. A.S.,inzh..red.; UX'MIN, A.M., Inzh.,red.; KAGMiOV,
S.I.,lnzh.,rad.; KAUYMAN, B.N.. kand. takhn. npuk, red-LISTOPADOY.
N*Fojinzh,,rad.; XMILUVICH, I.R., inzh. red,(deceasefl;
leantinnad an next e'ard)

AGALINAO Kos*.,, (continued) Card 2.
PJMTKOVSKIT. N.I..Inzh.,red.; B=MWIMG. B.M.,inzh.,red.; SLATIN.
D.St. inzh,,red.; JIMMY, M.P. insh red.; TSYMBAL, A.V.,Inzh.,r9d.,0
SHIRMOV, L.Y., red. izd-va,; iibZOROiSXATA, T.L., takhn. red.
LKining ; an encyclopedic handbookj Gornoe delo; entsiklopedichaskil
spravochnik, M:;kva, Goo. usuchno-takhn. izd-vo lit-ry po ugol'noi'
promyshle Vol, [Organization of planning; Construction ef surfacs
b-aildings and tructuresl Organizateils preektiroveniia; Stroitel'stys
zdanii i. soorushenii na p verkhnosti. shakht. 1958. 497 p. OaRk il:12)
(Zing engineering)
(Building)

KIRILMOO V.S.., kand. tekhn.
;
. .. I ..
.-T&kfi*'photographs of
stereophotogrammetric
(Railroado-Surveying)
nauk
tranerversal profiles in terrestrial
surveying. Trudy WIIZHT 26t121-124 062,
(KMA 160)
(Photogrammetry)

SHVEDCHIROVY A.I., inzh.; KIRILENKO V.5 kand. tekhn. nauk
Z:-,~~- 1J,
Functional relationship between the geometric elements of the
topographic map and the vertical projection of the relief.
Trudy NIIZHT 26r125-134 162. OGRA 16s8)
(Surveying)

KMLEIIKO, VOS.,,kand.tekha.nauk
Vertiail projectiona of-leaw wuutaln relief typo* Trudy
VIIZHT to.30:63-72 f62.
Sphere of use and future development of land stereophotogram-
metric surveying in railroad surveys. 73-84
Use or land btere'opbct9gre%=u9tr7 to determino &AxIvtIc&lJjy
the volumes Iz railroad onginoering.,_, 97-99 (KnU 1(j&9)

KIRILENKO, V.S., insh,
Using photothoodolites In surveying the Abakan - Taishit
railroad lino. Tranap.strol. 9 no.10133-37 0 159.
(KM 1:):2)
(Theodolites) (Siberia-Railroads-4urveying)

S/006/60/000/)11/003/004
B012/R067
AUTHOR: Kirilenko, V. S.
TITLE: Use of a Phototheodolite Survey in Technical Proapecting
PERIODICAL. Geodeziya i kartografiya, 1960, No. 11, Pp. 50-54
TEXT; In 1958-1959, experiments were made of using phototheodolite
surveyr in technical prospectin.g on the steep mountain slopes i.long the
Abakan-Tayshet and Askiz-Abaza railroad lines. A contact copy is shown to
ill,istrate the working conditions and the relief. A definite mcthod of
line tracing was developed and tested in the evaluation of surveying data
during office work. The cross sections and longitudinal sectiors of the
railroad embankment are set up by measuring the spatial model cf the area.
To determine and select the characteristic points in the terrain, the
instrument mark must be adjusted to the given alignment in measuring the
negatives on the atereocomparator. Only then can the point be determined
with the high accuracy necessary for phototheodolite surveys. In pros-
pecting railroad constructionu, the photobane can mostly be applied such
that an ordinary phototheodolite survey in possible in the entire section.
Card 112

Use of a Phototheodolito Survey in S/006/60/000/011/003/004
Technical Prospecting B012/Bo67
All data given here refer to surveys of this kind. Surveying according to
the now method is described. It has the following essential advantages
over profile surveying by means of optical range finders: 1) Alit:nment
and characteristic points need not be specially marked in the terrain,
2) measuring accuracy in not reduced with increasing declivity,
!) no
work is necessary in the danger zone during preparation and surveying,
4) high efficiency is warranted, 5) field work is reduced to a minimum,
6) office work is reliably controlled, 7) calculation can be automatized
and mechanized (computers are connected with stereocomparators),
6) additional coordinates for any point can be obtained during office
work, 9) all work can be done where the stereocomparator is mounted.
The proyektnyy institut "Kavgiprotrans" (Planning Institute "Kavgiprotranall)
and the proyektnyy inatitut "Sibgiprotrans" (Planning Institute
"Sibgiprotrans") are mentioned. There are I figure and 1 table.
Card 212

AUTHORt Kirilenko, V.S.
S193516 1 /OOC /005/0335/042
A001/A101
TITLEi On the problem of layout by means of speclal measurements of the
stereo-mod.ol of the country
PERIODICALi Referativnyy zhurnal. Astronomiya i Geodeziya, no. 5, 1961, 13, ab-
stract 500 ("Tr. Novosib. In-ta inzh. zh.-d. transp.", 1960, no.
21, 113 - 122)
TE(Ts The author recommends to employ the phototheodolite survey for laying
out road routes on slope and steep sections of the.country; bases for photograph-
ing should be arranged approximately parallel to the future position of the layout
and, if possible, at the same directional angle. Transverse and lengthwise pro-
files of the.coustry are determined by measuring stereoscopic pairs. Formulae are
given for oalculating adjustment magnitudea, necessary to assure that the points
being determined should lie in one range. 0. L.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
Card 1/1

KIRILEUKO, V. S., Cand Tech Sci -- "Problems 7
C44 AVZ61--4 ~Iu
topographic /Y eodetic 4**kA"Md~engineering prospectIngs on
'LA4- 11
not easily accessible, precipitous -,, 414t4 ~9. Novosibirsk,
1961. ~Min of Higher and Sec Spec Ed RSFSR. Novosibirsk
Eng-RIde:Inst Im V. V, KU7byshev) (KL, B-61, 244)
- 244 -

LYUTS, Alekoandr Yedorovich, prof.; SOROW, Vasiliy Favlovich, dotB.;
FINKOVSKATA, Tame a Semenovma,, dots.; KOKOVIKBII;, Mikhail
Fedorovich, inzh,; KIRILINIO.-Vasilly Sorgeyeyicb, kand. tokhn.
nauki BELIKOV, To. f-*) "dots. t - retsenzent; KHVOSTIK, I.F., red.;
KOMARIKOVAs L.H., red.ind,-va; SUGUROV, V.S., tokbn. red,
[Surveying in railroad onginearing]Geodeziia v zbeleznodoro2h-
nom delej opravoobnoo pocobie. (By] Uutts, A.F. i dr. Moskva,
Gecdozizdatj 1962. 342 p. (MIRA 16tl)
(Railroads-Surveying)

KIRILEIIKO, V.T.; KLOCHKO, I.K.; UPIDUSt M.A., red.
............A.......
(Fattoning o.n a co=ercial basis] Otkorm na proc7shlennol,
osnove. Hoskvap Kol.2op 1965. 26 p. (MIRA 18:7)

JKIRILENjO,_ju.F.; VOLIF, L.A.; MEOS, A.I.; GIRDYUK, VS.
Modification of poly-vinyl alcohol and fibers based on it by
means of diens synthesis. Zhur. prikl. khim. 38 no.7tl638
Jl 165. (MIRA 180)
1. Leningradskiy Institut tekstillwyllagkoy prouVshlennostl
imani Kirova.

ALIKOT. I.D. (translator3l XULUMIKO, T
-- uj.? kand.tokhn.na-ak, red.;
KRUGLIXOT, V.I., red.; ZOTOY.A, N.. tekhn.red.
(Flight trainers; collection of translation@ and surveys from
the foreign periodical publications] Aviatelonnys trenashery;
abornik perevodov 1. obtarov is inostrannoi periodichaskot. lite-
ratury. Pod red, WelaKirilanko. Monkvao Isd-vo Inostr.lit-ry,
1959. D7 p. Translation from Inglish and German. (MIRA 1):))
(Flight training)

KIZ1110t Yu,I,t kand.to:din.rmu::p inzh.-j.-ceq)v)Acvnik
--------- ---
Auto-matic control systfn on board a fi!.Iftor plane; fron tho rmim
preac, Vnztej,rotivovozd.oi,or. no.it/.2-46 Ja 162. (,IaiA 14:2)
(2i-hter planoti-Controls)
0

FACC NRi AM6015015
Monog'r6Pb:__'
Dobronrayov, Oleg yevgenlyevich (Candidate of Technical Sciences); jUr11cAo',_
Yuriy Innokentlyevich (Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent)
Fz#c1ples of automatic controlo automata and aircraft control systems (0snovy
avtomaticheckogo regulirovaniya, avtomaty I sistemy upravleniya letatellnykh
apparatov) Moscow. Izd-vo "Hashlnostroyeniye". 1965. 450 P. Illus,, biblioe
Errata alipinserted. 5500 copies printed. Textbook for aviation te62nical
schools.
TOPIC TAGS: nonlinear automatic control, automatic control design, aircraft control
equipment, flight control systemp linear control system,, remote control system,,
engine control system
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: The theoretical principles of automatic control for linear
and nonlinear systems am discussed and their functional and dynamic elements
described. The fundamentals or the theory of gyroscopes,, autopilots,, and
flight vehicle pover plant control system we revieved. Brief data on guidance
systems, radio remote control,, and preset gpidance Is given, The book Is In-
tended for students in technical schools and may be useful to todudeal personnel
In the aviation Industry*
TAB1Z OF COMM=
Forevord -- 3
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UM629.1N62453(075.2)

A-m-6-015015
Part I, Elements of Automatic Control and RegiAlating System for pligbt
Vehicles
Ch. 1. General characteristics and structure of sutomstLa regulating
system -- 5
Ch. 2. Objects of control and regulation - 15
Ch. 3. Sensing elements -- 22
Ch. 4, Electric transducers -- 83
Ch. 5. Adders -- 98
Ch. 6. Amplifiers -- 105
Ch. 7.'Servo mechanisms -- 140
Put 17. The Principles of the Theory of Automatic Regulating system
Ch. 8. Dynamic elements of automatic regulating systems -- 147
Ch. 9. Equations,, transfer functionej, and structural diagrams of linear
automatic regulating systems -- 181
Ch. 10. Stability of linear 'automatic regulating systems -- 200
Ch. 11. Methods for Investigating the character of regulating processen 213
Ch. 12. Correcting devices -- 231
Ch. 13. Nonlinear automatic regulating systems -- 239
Part ni. Automatic Flight Control Devices and Power Plant Regulators
Ch. 14. Automatic and automated flight control systems am 248
Ch# 15o Flight "hicle power plant control systems -- 329
Card

-ACC NR, AIM6015015
Part IV. Automatic Flight Control Systems for a Flight Vehicle Moving AI)ng a
Given Trajectory
Ch. 16. Flight control along a trajectory -- 347
Ch. 17, Means of measuring coordinates and relWnS comands in remotAt
control systems -- 369
Ch. 18. Radio remote control systems -- 397
Ch. 19. Homing systems -- 410
Ch. 20. Preset gLaidance systems -- 420
Bibliography -- "7
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ACC NR: -KT-6012899-- SOURCE CODE: UR/6666T65 000/000 _MWOZ28
AUTHOR: Volkov. A.A.: Denisov V G.; Kirilenko, Yu. I.; Mankevich V.I.; M-ell,11k, S.G.;'
Mikhaylovskiyo-rai.P.; Unishchenko.
ORG: none
TITLE: The structure of the command signal and the psychophysiological capabilities of an
operator in control while subjected to G force 4/
SOURCE: Sistema chelovek i avtomat (Man-automaton systems). Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka,
1965f 215-228
TOPIC TAGS: man machine communication, automatic control theory, human engineering,
biologic gravity effect, flight physiology, psychologic stress
ABSTRACT: Circuits containing a man-operator as one of their elements are extensively
used in modern control systems. The case studied involves the control of the pitch of an
aircraft in descent prior to landing. An experimental investigation is made of the psycho-
physiological characteristics of an operator during control under conditions of G force acting
in the chest-back direction. It Is found thatwi th a G force below a certain limit, the
operator is capable of controlling angular and trajectory movements if he receives a
single control command. The structure of the control command should be Identical with the
principle of control of an automatic system; furthermore, a correction should be made in the
1/2

ACC NR, AT6012899
command system, i.e., the dynamic properties of the operator should be corrected.
Optimal structure of the control command may be selected by methods
employed for automatic control systems. The quality of the control Is considerably affected
by its dynamic characteristics, by the preparation and the training of the operator, by
perturbation factors, and by the organization of the working place of the man-operator.
According to data obtained with the polyeffector method of recording physiological
functions, an increase in G force acting on the man-operator leads to the execution of
control functions which are unchanged in capacity at a high neuropsychic stress and at a
lowered performance. The polyeffector method makes It possible to determine the
neuropsychlo activity cf the 11 1 tor under G A=G mon fally. An objectie evalvetion'df the processes
employing the man-operator in the control circuit may be obtained as a result of analysis
of the parameters of the motion dynamics of the controUed plant, the actions of the operator,
and the degree of the operator's payohophyaiological stress. Orig. art. has: 12 figures and
18 formulas. (081
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ACC NR1 AP6011223 (A) 30
INVENTOR: Meos, A. I.; Volt f, L. A.; Kirilenko, Yu. K. qirdyuk, V.-
ORG: none
Class 29, No. 179877
TITLE: Method of chemical processing of polyvinyl alcohol.
SOURCE: Izobretenlya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znakt, no. 6, 1966, 601
t
TOPIC TAGS: polyvinyl alcohol, monomer, acrylonitrile, chemical treatment
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been Issued for a method of chemical
processing of polyvinyl alcohol. To impart new properties such as a light resistanc
dehydrated polyvinyl alcohol and its byproducts are treated with dien6iThilic mono.
mers such as an acrylonitrile.1 [Translation] INT1
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AP6015649
CODE:' UR/0413/66/000/009/0059/005,)
INVENTOR: Kirilenko, Yu. K.; Vol' f, I~ A.; Meos, A. 1.
ORG: none
Class 29, No. 181236
TITLE: Method for chemical treatment of polyvimyl alcohol.
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztay, tovarnyye znaki, no. 9, 1966, 61
TOPIC TAGS: polyvinyl alcohol, tertiary amine, halogenation, chemical treatment
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been iasuedf6r aniethodof che`micaltz~eatment
of polyvinyl alcohol and its byproducts. TV add nonflammabilityK~nion-exc*t,,ange
,4
capabilities,. and antimicrobe properties, dehydrated pplyvinyl alcohol dr its byproduqts
are subjected to halogenation, followed by treatment with a tertiary amine such as a
triethylamine. [Translation) JNTJ
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TITLE: 'Chemical,, treatment, method- forria-A.-Vivyl -~Alcohol)ll 'Mass 29. No.: '38*-~
iwbrit*nl,*-f`, t~v'ar: n-ykb' snakov, no., 16 1965,
10 0 oxiamw Matta$ Polymal
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INVENTOR: Meos 1: ILol f f'L. A.; Klrllenkol-YU. K.
ORG.* none
TITLE: Method for the ch4mical1reatment of.poly(vinyl alcohol). Class 29,; Ito. 173816
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, projiWahlennyye obraztey, tovarnyye znaki, no. 5, 1966,; 154
TOPIC TAGS: or
ganic semicondu ctor.,' semiconducting polymer, polyvinyl alcohol., beat
resistant polymer, vater resistavt~,polymer
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate.has been Issued for a chemical treatment method for
poly(vinyl alcohol) apd end-products'-from it, Involy an
~ng dehydration on.hpatitj~tn'
inert medium. ~ To impart watter-: and beat -resistancel? and semiconductingo- and., other
special properties to the.-.poly(vinyl. alcohol) end--products-,dehydrat ion 'is curi4d
out in a boiling solvent vith'acid salts ofalkali metals or benzenesuifoiAc. acid-.
IBM]
SUB CODE, 3-1, 20/ SUBM DATE: 23jun64/ ATD PRESS:
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ACC NRz AP7002970 16iiiii~--.li4i64-1.~/66/0-00/024/0050/0053
INVENTOR: Orlov, N. F.; Vol'f, L. A.; Androsova, H. V.; Kirilenko, Yu. K.
~ORG: none
TITLE: Preparative method for poly(vinyl alcohol)-based fireproof fibers, films
or fabrics. Class 29, No. 189515
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 24, 1966, 50
TOPIC TAGS: polyvinyl alcohol, fire resistant material, polymer
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate hag been issued for a method of preparing poly(vinyl
alcohol)-based fireproof fibers, films or fabrics. The method involves
treatment of dehydrated fibers, films or fabrics vith dialkyl hydrogen
phosphites.
'SUB CODE: ll/ SUBM DATE: 12Jul65/ ATD PRESS: 5112
Card UDC: 677.494-744-72:66.093.6

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AUTHOR* K.I. 1"D ~'A It' Le A*
14; Vol

ORG.2, 'Lenin, red* Institut 4 k6r,"thel'
extile and Morbt Industry IAO -5
Kirov. ti tu t ~terstlvnoy .1 legicoy blennos
.0 16and modificat on*
TITLEP* IL0 1 sloobol fibers
ratiow _f I i the
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SOURCE: 38# noo 9,, 1905,p 2091 096
TOPIC'TAGSt polTvifi-yl. eloobbl-p* synthetic Xiber,, deb7dration,, bloolt~
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Aon~exahange~resin
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ABSTRACT: .1he
pps'iibility of ,.debydriating polyvinyl alcohol (PVA") 311bers
.
to -increasej their, raoiattire.,'resistonoe kithout destroying 'their phytilool"*
meohq~ical'properties-:,,wax "invoit4 stedo. and -also the, possibilit;r. oj!'Mod-
ifyint' the d b rat d,-Wi-lib' b on.
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General I
Invcsti~ptions.
Abs Jour : Rcf Zhur - Biol., ND 11, 1953, 5o450
Author : mtal~ J., Kirileuk, V.
Inst : -
Title : A Superior Method Rc(;istcrin~; Salivary Reflexes.
Orig Pub : Cask.)al. fYziol.,. 1957, 6, No 1, 99-103.
Abstract : No abstract.
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Abs jour : Hof Zhur - Biol. pNo 1.1 1958P 3639
Author : Yu- Antal, V. Kirilichuk
Inst
Title A Valuable Method of Registration Saliva Secretion
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Orig Pub FhYriol- bohemool., 1957, 6, No 1, 120-125
Abstract No abstract.
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RUSGIK,
zallemia and blood pressure. Cook. fyolol. 8 no.5:430-431 6 '59
1, Laboratorium nourofysiologis SAV a Yysiologicky ustav LTM,
Bratislava. (POWSON blood)
(BLOOD PRASURS physiol.)

KIRILRUX. V.
3ffect of adramlin and acetylcholine on salivation Indmood by
accelerated respiration. Acta ph7siol. polon. 10 no.2t256-257
Mar-Apr 59.
1. Z 7.aklaft 7isjologil Wydzialu Leimrskiego 'Uniwersytatu ix. Xomeb-
skisgo w BratIslawle. Kisronik; prof. dr J. Antal.
(VINVHRM, effects#
on salivation induced by accelerated rasp. (Poi))
(ACIMICHOLINN, off.
same)
(RBSPUtATION,
.accelerated rasp. inducing salivation, off. of acetyl-
choline & epinephrine (Pol))
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AUTHOR: Belash, P._Hj (Professor). Kirilichev. A. M. s Kochatkov, G. M
ORG: none-L, 41
TITLE: Modernization of "Minsk-I" digital computer
SOURCE: 1-~Mo scow. Institut neftekhimicheakoy i gazovoy promyshlennosti. Trudy,
no. 58, 1965. Elektronlka I vychi elite Vnaya tekhnika v neftyanoy, gazovoy I
khimicheakoy promyshlennosti (Electronics and computer engineering in the
petroleum. gas. and chemical industry), 9Z-94
comt,~Atr~r V~C.N
pute Minsk I digital computer
TOPIC TAGS: digital comAte*,
ABSTRACT: The problems handled by the MINKhand GP computing laboratory
involved a very wide range of initial data and intermediate and final results
(petroleum and gas fields calculations). The instruction stop provided in the
f'Minak-l" computer for the convenience of programing work did not meet all the
requirements of this particular application. Hance, the computer circuits were
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modified to provide for additional automatic stops at the moment of recording the
current computation result in the internal storage. These four advantages are
listed: (1) Easier location of programer's or puncher's mistakes; (2) Use of
interpretive routine for transferring from the fixed-point to the floating-point
arithmetic; (3) Easier control transfer to a different interpretive part of the
program; (4) Checking the correctness of the problem solving course. "Senior
Engineer V. G. Ronzhin and Laboratory Worker A. S. Fedorov took part in the
Work." Orig. art. has: I figure.
SUB CODE: 09 SUBM DATE., none
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COAUTHOR; Belash# P.M. (Professor)l Kirilichev, A. Mo Kochetkov, G. MO .0
ORG: none
bC,
TITLE: Increasing the internal-storage capacity in the "Minsk-I I digital
computer
SOURCE: 'Uoscow. Institut neftekhimicheskoy I gazovoy promyshlonnosti. Trudy,
no. 58. 1965. Elektronika I vychislitel'naya takhnika v neftyanoy, gazovoy I
.khImicheskoy promyshlennosti (Electronics and computer engineering in the
,petroleum, gas, and chernical industry), 95-97
~TOPIC TAGS: digital c0 pultr Minsk I digital computer
ABSTRACT: Most of the problems in the petrochemical and gas industries handled
~by the A4INKh and OP computing laboratory involved a very large volume of source'--
data (hundreds to tens of thousands of numbers). The "Minsk-I" internal storage
.consisting of 1024 31 -digit binary words proved Inadequate. A second magnetic -
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storage unit was installed in the computer which doubled its capacity. Technical
details of this work are reported in this short article. "Senior Engineer V. G/
Ronahin and Senior Laboratory Worker B. A. Turkin took part In the work.
.Orig. art. has: 3 figures.
SUB CODE: 09 BUBM DATE: none
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BEIASHI F.M.; KIRILICHE7p A.M.
Solution of nanateady jvt-;,)crum url gici fluj probIr.,ma In not-
worka of ohmic reainVnc--~s only. Izv. vya. uclwbs vive; nott'
9 gaz. 6 no.W'1-90 163 041M 1717)
1. Moskovsk!y institut A gazovcy prcm7uhlan-
nc!iti ivjni abademika IJI.rjuU-!r,,t,,

XMILICHRA X V . -
- optimal soil moisture and the yield of spring wheat in Westvn
Siberia and the northern half of Kazakhstan. Meteor. i gidrol.
no,Ut43-47 N 163o (MIRA 161l1)
1. ISentralinyy institut prognozov.

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VMSMICH, Georgiy Zenonoviah: IS a Vasil, Tam;
RUMU, Vasilly Mikhaylovich; IPROTOIFCrOT, re
SOLOTAYOM. A.A., takhaicbeskly redaktor
[Using a knowledge of climate and weather in fruit groving)
Ispoll sovents snanii o klimate i pogode 4 plodoyodetys. Pod
red. O.Z.Ventakevichs. Leningrad. Gidionsteor, isd-vo, 1957.
73 P. (KLRA 10:7)
(Xetaorology, Agricultural) (Yrult culture)

ZIRILICIBYA, X.T.
~ - ~ .-- -
Results of evaluating the condition of fruit trees In the spring
of 1956. Trudy TS1P no*72:84-121 158. (MML 12: 1)
(Yruit trees-Yrost damage)

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AUTITORs Kirilin,_I., Lt Colonel
TITLEs Radiation monitoring
PERIODICALt Voyennyy veatnik, no. 6, 1961, 49-51
TEXTs The author discusses radiation monitoring - irradiation and contami-
nation monitoring - in the Soviet armed forces otatin.- that it should be
conducted continuously regardless afthe irdividual combat midsion and position of
units in the battle Order. Units in rear areas can be subjected to much
greater radiation hazards than units near the enemy. For example, in the
author's opinion, it is advisable to organize simultaneously an individual
and a group radiation monitorinL; in a rifle company (artillery battery).
The personnel monitoring can be on individual or group lines; the former be-
ing carried out with the use of compact ionization chambers from the kit
consisting of W7 -23 (DP-23) Individual dosimeters and All -70 (DP-70) chemi-
cal dosimeters; the latter being conducted with the use of An -2 (DP-2) or
An -3 (DP-3) roentgenmeters or An -63 (DP-63) radioactivity indicators.
The rate of radioactive contamination of personnel, armament, and military
equipment should be monitored with the use ofAn-12 (DP-12) or 4 n-115
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S/018J61/000/006/001/001
DOWD113
(DP-11B) radiometers. In individual monitoring, a chemical dosimeter should
be issued to every soldier. The platoon commander should periodically check
the dosimeters of soldiers exposed to irradiation. Moreover, the sergeant
major should issue twoAC -50 (DS-50) individual dosimeters from the DP-23
kit to each squad. Company officers should be issued with direct-reading
AKn -50 (DKP-50) dosimeters from the DP-23 kit. In group monitoring, the
DP-63 radioactivity indicator, which is assigned to the company, can be used,
The radiation monitoring at battalion level is regulated by the battalion
commander.
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KIRLIN, I,V., inz!i.
Rpconatructic~i z,.' ~- 1--I "'t-, .,:r. ':' on.
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KIRIUNP I.V.
Derecto in designing and building apartment houses. 6&r, khoz,
Moak. 37 no.7211-13 J1 163, (MIRA 16M)

KIRILF-If 11-1.
it 1nvostigaLion cf the Distribution ol Tunij.:Ij, I-o7-je-,ts In
Lor,rYitudinal RollLng." Cand Torh Sei, Contral Sri hos Inst Qf
10011`1010a And Machine Coils true t Joij, Mill Honvy (q,ind UOrstruct-
ion USSR) Moscow, 195he (KLI No 7,, Fab 55)
W: Sum. No. 631, 26 Aug 55-Survey of Sclaril.ific a.-xi 41,clinlcal
Dissertatiom Defended at USSR MXher "I'duca'.io-a"I irz--itutions
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PHASZ I WOK UPLOITATICH SOV5985
Rokotyan, To. S.p Doctor of Too W cal Solonceo, ad.
Prokatnoye prolsvodatyal spravoohnik (Rollinr Induatryl Handbook) Y. 1. ~bacov,
Hatallurgisdats 1962. 74J p. Zrrata ellp lnn~rtad. 9250 copies printed.
Authors of this volumes B, S. AyArenko, Gandidnto of Technical Scicncon; V, V.
Afannsfyov, CandIdate of TachnIcal &oiencanj M. Ta. Orovr-!n, F-nGinear; 14. P.
Vavilovp EnCinaerl A. B. Vernik, EnCinnor; K. A, Golubkov, En-,in-jorl S. 1.
GubkIn, Academician, Academy of Scionco3 BSSR; A. To. Gurevich, Engineer; V. 1.
Davydov, Candidate of Technical Scirnco3; V. G. Drozd, Engineer; N. F.
Yorriols7Ov, Enginnerl To. A. ZhOovich-Stopha, Engineer; N. H. Kiriliav Candidate
of Technical Sciences; M. V. Kovynav, Enrinnarl A. M. Kogoo, Lie;ncor; A. A.
Korolov, Profoosor; M. Yo. Kugajonko, E"Inoorl A. V. LaOin, Englnearj 0. A.
Levitanakiy, Engineorl V* M. Lu.-wokoy, !~Zinoorj 1. M. Ployarovich, Caiulidato of
Technical Sciences; M. S. Orcharov, E~gincer; V. 1. Pasternak, Engineer; L'L.
Perlin, Doctor of Technical Sciences; 1. S. Pobadin, Candidate of Technical
Soloncool To. S. RokotyAn, Doctor or Technical Sciences; M. M. Satlyan, CW41-
date of TooWeal Sciences; V. V. Wrnoy, Candidate of Technical Sciencen;
V. S. Sairnov, Corresponding Mossbor, Academy of Scl*acon =R; 0. P. Sokolovskiy,
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RollIng Industrjj Handbook
SOV/5985
Enginoorl 0. P. Solov'yoT, Knoneorl M. A. Sidorkavich, Engineer; Ye. M.
Tratlyakov, Enginearl I. S. Triahovokly, Candidate of Technical Sciences; G. 1.
Khankin, Engineer; and A. I. Tnqllkov, Corresponding Knaber, Academy of Sciences
UZZR. Intrc4uctiont A. 1. Trolikov, Corresponding V=bor, Acad-3:q of Sciences
USSR; Te. S Nokotyan, Doctor of Technical Sziencea; and L. S. WoheTskiy, Can-
Q cal Sciences.
didets of Too
Eds. or Publishing Houses V. M. Gorobinchonko, R. M. Golubehik, and V. A. Rywv;
Tech. rA.t L. V. Dobushinakaya.
PURPOSM Thio handbook Is Intended for technical personnel of metallurgical and
machine-building plants, scientific research institutes, and planning and de-
sign organizations. It may also be useful to students at schools of higher
education.
COURAOSt. The fundamentals of plastic deformation of motels are d1sousood *]!an&
with the theory of rolling and drawing. Methods of doternining the power con-
sumption and the foneir ln~'rolliiij with plans surface or grooved rolls,Aft
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2. Highest permissible partial (per pass) deformations 160
3. Formulas for determining the stresses in drawing 161
.4. Calculation of drawing se0ence 162
5. Power at the engine shaft of a drawing machine 163
PART 11. EQUIPHENT OF ROLLING MILL.S
Ch. 9. Purpose and Classification of Rolling Mills (A. A. Korolev)
1. Definition and purpose of a rolling mill 165
2. Location and significance of the rolling shop at the metallur-
gical plant 165
3. Types of rolled products and ron design 167
4. Class'l-fication of mill Btanda 168
5. Classification of rolling mills according to the position of
stands 170
6. Classification of rolling mills according to their purpose 171
Ch. 10. Parts and Mechaniams of a Rolling-Mill Stand (N.M. Kirilin.,
V. V. Smirnov)
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, AFANASOYEV, V.D.,, kand, tekhn. nauk;
AZARENKOy B.S.p kand. tekhn. nauk,
BROV)WI, M.Ya., inzh.; VAVILOV, M.P., lnzh..v VKOUN, A.B., inzl,.;
GOLUBKOV, K.A.j GUBKIN, S.I., akademik deceased]; GUFEVICH, A.Ye.,
inzh.; DAVYDOVj V.I., kand, tekhn, nauk; DROU, V.G.p inzh.;
IM'OLAYE;V, N.F.,, inzh.j*ZHUKEVIGH-=SHA, Ye.A., inzh.; -Uxu-
-.-N~9,,-kand. tekhn. nauk; ~OVAV, H.V., inzh.; KOGOS, A.14.# inzh.;
KOROLEVp A.A., prof.; HGAMIKO, M.Ye., inzh.; LASKIN, A.V.,, inzh.;
LEMTANSKIY, B.A., inzh.; LUGOVSKIY, V.M., inzh.; ITYEROVICH, I.M..'
kand. tekhn. nauk,- OWWROV, M.S., irzh.; PASiDNAK, V.I.,, inzh.;
PERLINy I.L., daktor tekhn. nauk; POIEDIN, I.S., kand. tokhn. nauk;
ROKOTYAN, Ye.S., doktor tekbn. nauk; SAFITA11, M.M., kand. tekhn.
nauk; SMIP11OV, V.V., kand. tekhn. nauk; SMInIOV, V.S.; SOFOLOVSKIY,
O.P., inzh.; SOLOVIYEV, O.P., inzh.; SIDORKEVICH, Y.A., inzh.;
TRETIYAKOV., Ye.M., inzh.; TRIS)MV.SKIY, I.S... kand. tekhn. nauk;
KIMIKIN, G.N.., inzh.; TSELIKOV, A.I.; GCROBDICIENKO, V.V,.p red.
izd-va; GOLUBC111K, H.M., red. izd-va; R)ITV, V.A.,, red. izd-va;
DOBUZHINSKAYA, L.V., tekhn. red.
[Rolling; a handbook) Prokatnoe proizvodstvo; spravochnik. Pod
red. E.S.Rokotiana. Moskva, Motallurgizdate Vol.l. 1962. 743 p.
1. Akedemlya nauk BM (for Gubkin). 2. Chlon-kor(re'Is'PAorl"A)Akd,,ii
nauk SSSR (for Smimov, TSeMov).
(Rolling (1-letalwor))-Handbooks, nanuals, ate.)

FRIDMAN, Ye.I.; Prinimali uchastiyes BELYAYXV, M.M.; GONCHAROVA, T.A.;
GUBANOVA, N.F.; XUZUETSOVA, Tj.;,KIRMNA~ R.A.
Using some electric Insulating enamels for coating radio equip-
ment. Lakokras. mat. I ikh prim. no.6142-45 161. (YJRA 150)
(Radio-Equipment and supplies) (Enampl and enameling)

KIRILINAO S.Y.
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&ahkirih. Vop, geol, vooto okre Ruse platfe i JVzho Urals noo5sl45-
185 '60, (MIRA 140)
(Bashkiria-Mollusks, Fossil)

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1946. "Study of Elastic Relaxation by a Resonance Method, " Rubber Chem. Tech., 40, So-14.,
Induatrial Inat.,O Leningrad

BRAWY, Z.A.; KIRILINA# Me# ote nauohns votr.9 red.j NOSKOV,
R.F.p red.1 BRATISWp L.V.0 tekbn. red.
[Rapid method for determining the breaking length of cot-
ton yarn] -UWasonyl metod opredeleniia razryvnoi dlirW
khlopchato-bumazhnoi priazbi. Moskva, 1962. 63 P31
(MIRA 17:
1, Mosoov, TSentral'My inatitut nauchno-tekhnichookoy in-
formataii legkoy prouWahlennosti.