SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KLHUGFKOVA, E. - KLICH, A.

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(PHOSPHORUS POISM ORQWC) (XCOROLOGY)

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prom. 25 no.301-32 Mr 165. (MrRA NO)
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narodnago khozyaystva Lonlngradekogo skonor4cheakogo rayona,

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TORSHILDV, Yu.V.; TRETITAKOV, M.A.; UrOVENKO, V.G.; MYLU70N, TO.Z.;
SUCIIEKAIXV, Yu.S.1 Prinimali uchastlys: HAKATEV, S.V.1 KGWAXIYETS,
G*M,j HAGOVITSYN, D.Fj NOVOWDSKIY, P.I.; VARSHAVSKIYO V.L.,;
XOR=DSKIYP V.,G.,j t MEDVErCVSKIKH, Yu.; TAIARMA,
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SOV/112-57-9-19810
Translation from: Referativnyy shurnal, Elektrotakhnika, 1957. Nr 9. p 269 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Alsksoyev, A. S. o Zhelestsove N. A., Klibanova, 1. M.
TIT LE., Multivibrator Synchronization by Per lodi-cilly-A-ecur rent Pulses
(0 sinkhronizatsit mull tivibratora periodicheaki povtoryayushchimisys,
Impullsami)
PERIODICAL: Uch. sap. Gor'kovsk. un-t, .1956, Nr 30, pp 206-228
ABSTRACT: By tM method of point transformationil, the problem was Investigated
of synchronizing a'm4tivibrator with one RC circuit by periodically -recurrent
pulses, the duration of w4dch is much shorter than the period of the multi-
vibrator oscW&tions. As a result of the analysis, a part of the system
parameter space was broken up into regions of various pari,)dic motions. It
has been shown that along with regions of simple synchronization, there are
regions of various complex types of synchronization In the parametric space.
For each of the parametric space regions. the problem was solved of the
quantity, shape, and stability of simple and complex periodic (synchronized)
Card I /Z

SOV/112-57-9-19810
Multivibrator Synchronization by Periodically -Recurrent Pulses
multivibrator oscilla*tions. The theoretical fin&ngs were s ubjected to a
qualitative experimental check on a multivibrator hookup. To synchronize the
multivibrator, square pulses with variable period and amplitude were used.
During the experimentation, simple as well as complicated stable synchroniza-
tion conditions were observed. The experimentally -found curves qmlitatively
confirm the theoretical curves. Presented are oxcil.lograms of multivibrator
self -oscillations and of simple synchronized oscillations in the intervals of
which there fall 5 and 15 periods of external pulses, respectively. As pulse
amplitude increased, more complicated stable synchronising conditions
changed into less complicated. In the sequence predicted by the theory.
Oscillograms of complicated synchronized multivibrator oscillations are
presented.
N. A. T.
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AUTHORS: Dobyohinq Do Pog Illbanovog To, Us
TITLE: Model Study on tile aegsnsrat~lon 5~*asilicats Catalysts-
for Cracking (Xod*llnoys Isuchenly" regenerataii alyumosill-
katnykh katalizatorov krokings.). 1) Usthods of Investigation
and the Distribution of Coke iA the Particle of a Spherical
Alumosilicate Catalyst (Is 11otodika looledovaniya I raspre-
delenlys koksa Y chaotitse sharikovogo aly=ooilikatnogo
katalizatora)
PERIODICALS Zhurnal.fizichookoy khImilp 1959t Vol 33o Nr 49 PP 069-876
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In 1947 irrespective of other invallgations the coke to=-
bustion kinetics with alumosilleate araok1ng antalyets under
model conditions was started wh1oh. was completed in 1949, The
experimental results which were obtained during this period
(Rafe 10-12) under similar conditions are d1souseed In the
explanations of the combustion kinetics, The present investi-
ations were carried out at spherical alumoollicate catalysts
AC) (Refs 31 13) becausa the round shape and the transparency
f
of the partiolsi favor the investigation of the combustion
Card 1/3 process. The principle of the methods of Investigation in

SOV/76-33-4-19/32
Uodel Studje on the Regeneration of Ilumosilleato Catalysts for Crackl4o
1. 1!ethods of Investigation and the Distribution of Coke in the Particle
of a Spherical Alumosilloato Catalyst
the photographing of the shifting of.the coke combustion
boundary In the sphere and a simultaneous determination of
the amount of burnt coke by a continuous weighing of the
sphere on a torsion bal4noo (Fig 1), The vaighing is done by
means of two microscopes of the type VIRA while the tempora-
ture was seasured by means of a potentiometer rP-lo The pio-
ture of combustion was taken by a camera "Sport" (with a
telephoto Ions "FED" and an ancillary long "?0-2"). The dia-
motor of the coked zone of the sphere was then measured by
a measuring microscope HIR-12 (Pi,3 to some pictures of dif-
forentstagoo of combustion). The experiments were carried out
by means of a finely porous ball catalyst put at the disposal
by E. M. Kaganova and Do L. Moldavokly the coke accumulation
was carried out In a test apparatus (Fig 5) using the kero-
~one-gasoline fraction of an Arten-Kalgobak petroleum. A eon-
parioon of the kinetic curves of tbo intensity of the coked
spherical zones (Pigs 5, 6) shows that the major part of the
separated ooks, approximately 60%, lies on the surface and
Card 2/3 that after a layer thickness of 0o2 mm (Pigs 89 9) In attained

BOY/76-33-4-19/32
Uofil Study on the Regeneration of Alumosilicats Catalysts for Cracking*
Is Methods of Investigation and the Distribution of Coke in the Particle
of a Spherical A osilioat# Catalyst
a sharp decline in the concentration of the coke layer acausulat-.
ad in cracking may be obsorved, The observations made led to
the assumption that the process of regeneration of the catalyst
may to divided Into two stages- the combustion of the external
coke layer and the combustion of coke which had accumulated
In the poresp with the latter taking place in the inner rang*
of diffusion (Pig III It was found experimentally (Table)
that within the (AC) sphoro tho temperature during the r*-
generation process to practically equal to that of the passing
gas flow, There are 11 figurest I table$ and 15 ref9rtnoesp
10 of which are Soviet#
ASSOCIATION:
SUBUITTIDt
Card 3/3
Lenineradakiy nauohno-looledovateltakiy inatitut p0 p*rorabot-
ke notti I poluchaniyu iskuastvannogo zhidkogo topliva
(Leningrad Scientific Research Institute for Petroleum Proose-
sing and the Production of Synthetic Liquid fuels)
September 6# 1957

5e(4)
AUTHORSi Dobyahinq D. P.p KlIbanova# To. W. SOV/76-33-5-10/33
(Leningrad)
TITLEs A Model Investigation of the Regeneration of Alum"un Silicate
Catalysts of Crooking (Modellnoys isuchoniye rogenoratell,
alyumosilikatnykh katalizatorov kr*kInga). 2.Combustion of the
Coke Deposited on the Surface and General linstic Laws of the
Process (2o Vygovanly* poverkhnostnogo kokes, I obahchlye
kinotlohoskiye sakonoxernosti protseess)
PZRIODICALs Zhurnal fisichookoy khtaii, 1959P Vol 33# Nr 5.
pp 1023-1029 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs A previous lavestigatiou by the author showed (Rof 1) that
more than half of the coke deposit Is on the catalyst surface
and the remainder is evenly distributed Inside ih* catalyst.
Thereforsotwo processes can be distinguished In combustion#
one taking piece on the surfac*j the other Inside* This p4per
deals with the first process. At first, the dependence of
combustion on the speed of the gas current is measured (?IS I)*,
Since the experiments wore carried out under almost laminar
flowing conditionsp the combustion rate could not depend on
Card 1/3 the speed of -the gas currents By applying the V., V, Ponerantoor

A Uod*l rnvoettgatlon of the R#S*nerstlon ef A.'ualnu= SOV,/76-33-5-10/33
Silicato Catalysts of Cracking. 2. Ccabuotior- of th# Coke Deposited on the
Surface and Oonoral Kinetic Laws of the Prooess
Card 2/3
m6thod it was determined that c-ombustion tak9a place in the
outer kinalto raago only ',PLC 1). Ylguro 3 shown the dependence
Cf the !Ombu&40!3n Tate on tha oxyge't. zoncentration, Direct
proportiona',161-ty -,boo-ire, Tno InfIAu6u7* of ttap*raturo on the
combustion rate is sh~:vn in figuras 4, 5, an4 6, Figurt 7
shows that at tompvraVu-~e of about 5W' and below# combustion
does no longer takq pla-,io*on the surface only andi thersforo#
the rate becomes dependent on ".he thickness of the coke layer.
Th& inv* tigation of the 6fft-it of oart~onlc a:id on the
oombust,% rate (Pig 8) shows that the of *foot can be divreyu~M
up to 6000 and a content o! 14 volumq% of CO 2v The kinetics
of the coml~ustion oZ -the turfv-, --afer can be expressed by the
*-R/Iti, .22 -'33000/RT (6/cm2*800)0
equation w - A (02 4% C
1 (02]'p
T - combustion rats with r4garl ti I -A a2of the surface#
(021 - tha relatlY9 oxyglin )~-rttent with respect to the oxygen
aon39ntrv3Icn of air uadbr i(,uh-I ~;onditions and atmospheric
prossurb. Tharv are 0 f4jr;:s, 2 and 15 references#

A Model Investigation of the Regeneration or Aluminum SOV/76-33-5-iO/33
Silicate Catalysts of Cracking, 2. Combustion of the Coke Deposited an the
Surraos, and General Kinetic Laws of the Process
II of which are Soviet*
ASSOCTATIONt Institut po pererabotke nefti i poluchontyu Iskustwonnoso
shidkogo toplive, Leningrad (Inatituto'of Petroleum Refining
and Production of synthetle Liquid ftelso Leningrad)
SUBVITTEDt September 26# 1957

DDMHINI, JLP.; WM# 0.1L
Calculation of the kiristion of the process taking place in
the reactor from the data of modeliv4g experizante with a
siftle pellet* Shur.VrM.khl-- 33 uo*7tX%9-3L326
J1 160, (KM l3s7)
(Ca"sts) (Crookiog process)

DOBYCMM. D.P.;-~~Aj ~".M.
Model study of the regeneration of aluminosIlloats, cracking catalysts,
Part 3t Diffusion kinetics Of the burning out of the internal carbon
and the effect of the porom structure of the catalyst on the rat*
of the procosse thurs fise khIm. 34 no.8:1745-1732 Ag 160o
(MIRA 1339)
1. leningradskly Institat po pererabotke uqfti.,

XLIBAIISKIT, 1. B* Cand. Tech 961 .- 'etu4y of faators atteoting the fatigue
enduronas and au-rability of diesol-engine
1960 (min or Higher
and Secondary Speoialixed 24wation BSSR, Belorussl*n Folytechnio Inst Ju JV,
Stalin)* (XL, 1-61, 193)

LAumace test of comootlng rods of int&MAI COMbustIOD ODgLa"
vith ayollo loading unftr slomlated operating oondItionse Sb*r#
tradjutemubol avt=aAff RM wo2s3-28 161, (XM& 130)
(Iratigue testing machines) (Connecting rods--T"tLag)

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no.3 044-M 161. (KM 1433)
1. Institut ushinovedenlys, Akadmaii nauk BUL
(Connecting rods.-Testing)

AIXKSAMOV, B.I.,kRnd,tekh.nm*.#,ILIWUI , I.B..kand.tokh.nauk.
Iffect, of material and technological factors on the strength endursace
of the connecting rod of a tractor engine. Acta tochn 909,35/36:319-330.
161

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Tech. Ed.i A. P. Gasova.
MP=i Thts collection of orttalan to Inteodod for notentifte
research workers and motallurninti.
COVERAGIs The GollectIon contt0na pn--ro pv~!iented tl-A discupoo4
at the second oonrorrm., on ratirm or r.,,!tals, yb1ch uaa hvId
at the institute or Hotallurm,7 In 111-ay IV-,O. Th!-!5~1 rt'-u'ra &.41
with the nature of ratiVe rraoturv, tlmi mvichanlwm or Cotmation
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Cyclic Metal Strength (40"t-4. WYA025
and growth or fatigue cracks, the role of plastic derorsAblon
In ratigue fracture# an accelerated tuathod of detemtning
fatigue strength, the plottIng of fatigue 41agrams, and
various fatigue test methods. New (late Are prevented on the
en It Ity or high-strength steel to stress concentration#
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the affect of strose concentration on the ioriterlon or rative
failure, the effeat or the site rector on the st"nl;th of
metal under cyclic loads, and results of endurance teats or
various machine parts. Problems ecqinocted with cyclic awtal
toughness, Internal . friet ton, and the effect or corrosion
modia and teVerature on the fatigue strength of metals an
also disoussed. go personalities are mentioned. Each arttal*
to accompanied by references, mostly Soviet.
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VIATM OF P*rXQUS FRACn=
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Cyclic metal strength (cont.)
Olodyrevokaya, a. A., L. V# Ignatyuko, and V. A.
Svetiltskil. Unit for the Study of' Corrosion Faligue
of metals
Alekeandrov, D. 1. Effect of TeVersture and Stool History
on the Endurance totmit of Oxidation-Reslatant and Heat-
Realstant Stools and Alloys
OdIng, 1. A.# and )M._M__YAaK kit% Effect of Temperature
Variations on the Strongthol the 6Mor0asVvrbIns blades
HakhMant Do No Procedure of Thermal Fatigue Test Under
Given 3 resses
FATIMS STRENM OF KACHM FARN
Alsksandrov, Do I# and I., Do Xllba~skly. Study of the
Endurance or Tractor-Mr9tff#-VVn-n-*7rff%-ft*dv
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KLIBMISKIXA,j..B.,,j". tekhn. naukj SVE-TIDV, Aojop inzh.
Now machines for endurarce tests and some results of these tests.
flauka - proizvo no,ls62-79 163.
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'orol i Gidrol" No 5, PP 3
1,AWAprm state that, In accordance vI the policy
a Nydroelectrie 0t further
200low" To.
Project, the chief of k
~*,'.Aixlyuk, vith the assistance of A. P. Bra&Uv-
4 the, dimnxions or vaves on the
compute
and Don vater sunly to- und,
2291ft
ka
I*ftWtru&AQQ,; and, undor guUW=e of Z. A. Vi
and
A. P. BrealankLy caMuted the evW
the surface of VablabL-v and Stalingrad
implies. State that IF. Ye. X=&-&Vyev
TdAotsed a nethod for ealcli the stape of abor"
jj ~vxter supplies umd action of vind vames.
otber icvz a ran=ts m6re =der way, authors

CMOTAMp Alsbandr Ivanavich: rMAINT. goat 4!-&1t j9h; ALVXMffffo
! In
O.Ao~ otvatetyeaM ro"horl AN ut Nil #6 rouktarl
UAYSIMI X.1.0 tekhnicheakir redaktor
Clydrological. calaulationg a collection of exerclisos] Oldrologiob"kis
resobstyl sbornik iVrasbawili, laningnd# Gidroms to orologiabs $too
L24-vol, 19360 293 P, (MA 1011)
(Horology-&roblsms, exercises, eta.)

3M SOO*-59-5-21/22
AUTHOM Klibashey, K, P.,
TITLEs Conference of the Soientifto Council of the Mats, Rydrologleal
Institute on the Hosults of Scientific Research Work In 19513
(Sessiya Vohenoeo soveta Gosudarstyennogo g1drologicho skogo
Inatituta po Itogam nauchno-isolodo.vatellskikh rabot 1958 g,)
PERIODICAL: Mateorologlys. i gidrologiye.919599 Mr 59 PP 62 - 63 (USSR)
ABSTkACTs Thu goneral moctings of the Council on the results of 1958
took pl"s on Unuary 12-17, 1959. 16 reports were delivered.
X* P, Yonkrosenskly presented the results of Investigation
of water reserves In too' newly won lands and fallow landst an
well as the results of the working out of now riatho4s for *&I_
oulating the water discharge in those sr*as,, A. Po Braulsvakiy
described a now method of calculating the water conservation
of the lakes without discharge In North Kazakhotang and the
amount of possible water extractions from these lakes# Pe Po
Voronkov reported on the fundamont&ls of the now direction In
InvestlZating hydrochemical conditions of the surface waterg
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Conference of the Scientific Council of the State 30"0-59-5-21/22
Hydrological Institute on the Results of Scientific Research Work In 1958
extensive expeditions, A, A* Pugin reported on the use of
aerial photographs for an accurate determination of the di.
meneAlons of the Gatchnent drainage areas of rivers# of the
lake surfacoog and of other hydrographlo features. V. 0,
Androyanov dealt in his report with the investigation of the
discharge distribution within one year on the basis of equa-
tions for the water and host balance. X. Yee KondratOyev and
I* VO 'Po;oy spoke on the use of aerial photographs for in-
vestleating the deformation of position of the river bedg
and on the results obtained in thia respect, A* Yo Karaushey
,spoke on the calculation of wind-tide wind-backtide phenomena
(agonno-onagonnoys yavloniye), He described a method vorked out
--by him for calculating these phenomena with the use of the
equation for turbulent diffusion. A. R# Konstantinoy reported
on his modificatione to the methods of calculating the surface
evaporation on the mainland applied to the use of data of
meteorological not observations. P, Pa Kustain put forward the
results of inveatigations over mariy years of the conditions
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Conference of the Scientific Council of the State SOY/5o-59-5-21/22
Hydrological Institute on the Results of Scientific Research Work In 1956
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tho enow cover* K, Yea Ivanov reported on the furthor develop-
ma-nt of his former theory of water motion in closod upper-
course peat-bog areas, and on the important rulos of water
notion found by hint which cause Us overmointening of peat
deposits. A. K. Proakuryakov, A. U. Gavrilov, and V. V. Ukhanov
reportod on the working out of a method of COn3idering the
discharee for the use of hydroelectric power stations, and on
.the development of the methods of a hydrological mass observa-
tion ~n the rivers@ Le R, Struzor and S, Be Oink* reported on
the building of a special test construction - a gradient mast
at the Valdayakaya gidrologichookaya laboratoriya (Valday
Hydrological Laboratory), Together with tho other devices of
the Laboratory it will be able to determine all the elements
of water conservation in the forest. M. S. Grushevakiy reported
on tho possibility of using electronic computers for the
solution of tasks of river hydraulics. A. 1. Chebotarev spoke

Conference of the Scientific Council of the State 80"o;59-5-21/22
Hydrological Institute on the Results of Scientific Research Wo k to 1958
on the introduction of results of 4otentific research by the
OGI into practice,,

8/050/60/000/05/20/020
B007/5014
1UTHORs 111basboig t. P.
TITM sooting of the t1ohos*y voyst Oosudaretvannogo g1drologlabodamp'
Institute, (folestifto Council of the State 2 drolodalVw,
Institute) an the Achievement$ of OcIentifia'Researah Work
in 1959
PnIODICALs Notoorologlya Igidrologlyat 1960,, No. 5. pp. 65-66
TEM The Uohonyy sovet Instituts (Boiontific Council of the Institute)
hold a meeting at the Gosuderetv*nnyy gldrologichookly institut (state
Yldrological Instituts)'in January-Februaryp 1960. The meeting was
4ovotod to the sal*ntifto research work made In 1959. A report on this
meeting Is given here* During 1959t the stoy*-Mentioned Institute
carried through methodical expeditions to study such problems as the
hydrometry of wountain.rivors, the sediment runoff# too conditions* trans-
formation of river banks$ and the silting of water basins. In his
lecture, 1. Marmak reported an provisional results yielded by such
investigations..Tt Is Wamlah lectured on methodical investigations
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isoting of the vchonyr sovot Gosudarotyonsogo 3/050/60/000/05/20/020
gidrologichookogo Institut;s(Golostific Council B07/3014
of the $tat* Hydrological atituts) on the
lablevements of Scientific Research Work In 1959
and on the practice In the field of hydrological forecasts In the north-
test of the USSR. The UOU (Hydronotearological Service Administration)
was mentioned, 0, A. Aloksoy*v Myoke on *be calculation of saxi ua
water deliveries. N. Too londrot'lev, T A Uryv#ypv,,-&nd A. 9, Gavrilov
a
dealt with extonsiv-902perims tal lavos,'~rmhioxs in the riold or son-
n go
atabilts*d water movements In natural.riv*r bode. They were conducted on
the rivers Tvortoa and Oredesh in summer of 1959 In cooperation with the
Toontrallayy Inotitut Prognosov (Central Institute of Forecasts). 1. yo
Pop" submitted a method of ostablisErg baela long-rang# hydrological
1975casto of the deformation of river- and Inundation beds# and the
contents of ouch forecasts by the example of the Obt and Irtysh Rivers.
A. V. laroushov dealt with the present state and further prospects in the
Mlms run
atudy Or I Be off. A, t. Prookurzakov and A, X. Dinaketan
spoke on designs of WA-PlaIngin-al instrussnis and their Introduction. The
designers of the 001 (State Hydrological Institute) or* modernists#
Zhostovskly's van** Among now instruments worked out are a miniature vane
by burtssv# a forced drain by Illarionov for the recording pluvionoter,
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Meeting 3f the Vchenyr sovet GosudarstTennogo, 9/050J60/000/05/20/020
g1drologlaheskogo Institute, (Scientific Council BW7/3014
of the State Rydrologlaal 'Institute) an the
Achievements of Scientific Research Work In 1959
a drill by Proskov, as automatio hydrostatic water level recorder by
VinogradgIt -I-.-�--1rul&vko Managor of the Minskeys. c1dronotoorolo, oheskays,
obs-orvatoriya (Minsk Hydronoteorological ObsorvatorX) spoke an the effect
of the draining -of swamps on the r1nolpal elements of water economy In
the rivers of the Selorusekoyo Poles6y*. X. 1. Qurevloh subuitt9d his
method of forecasting flowoff in summer* If. No ATF; kM& reported on
the utilisation of ahamoteristios of *now melts in forecasts on spring
flowoffs. 0. 1. Irestovskit offered a calculation of the base flow of
mall water coursest as well as of losses caused In springtime by
:Tapor&tlon. So I* Vsdorov submitted now information on the Influence
exerted by conditions# and on the determination
of evaporation in forests by the method of turbulent diffusion* A*-RA--
lonotantino worked out a method of calculating evaporation coming from
the mainland on the basis of experimental data and by proceeding from the
equation for turbulent diffusion. A. V. laraushey and Yu. 1. Ivanor
reported on investigations of the movement of Inundations and silting in
water basins. Ye, O.Jemongy supplied now data on the daily course of
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Xesting of the Vchenyy sovet Oosudaretv*nnogo 8/050J60/000/05/20/020
g1drologlahaskojo instituta (Scientific Council B0071DO14
of the State Hydrological Institute) on the
Achievement@ of Scientific Research Work In 1959
river turbidity and on the consideration of this factor in the method
of measuring the flowoff of Inundations. To So Sumarokov spoke on the
investigation of the bed load of mountain-71vers basing on data by the
Bredneasiatskays. okepeditelys, (Soviet Central Asia Upedition). T. T,
Dement'-Tov dealt with the Influence of the radiation angle on the accuracy-
of the vane Indications.

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*A Television Irput hltorp* Va Ilibson, Leningrad
-01adiot No lo P 43
Briefly describes a filter damigmed,to r*dwe Interference to the T-2,
receiver caused by local radio stAtions, The filter Is connected between the antenna
Jack and the rf w*lifier grid of the receivero

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107-5-31/54
AUTHOR: 111boon, V. and Britaxishakiy, It.
Tr=: ISOYMSO and MOSSW TV gets
(Telovisory VSOYuI#'I
PMODIOAL: TM410# 1956# 9*51pp, 35-39 -IM83t)
ADOMOT.- A damoriptioa, of,two now facrtory-mado Soviet tv sets. They were developed
in none 0t the 11~niugrsd radio-manufacturing plantaw, As OnW it**&
r*ctangular picture tubes am switio speakers are featured.
Both sets"are, intended for 5 tv channels and also rA VO radio reception on
" to 73 no. They differ in the type of picture tube used and in the
acoustic system. *Son%* has 210 x 200 OR 35JI 129 type picture tube,
*Znmwa* bike 255 x 340 m 43AnF type picture tube.
Sensitivity on All channels 200 Lom or better. Horizontal definition 5oo
lineso Sound amplifier band 100 to 6.000 o at 1 watt.
Both ti sets,are designed for 110, 1270 220-v *-a supply, and consume
125 w with IW reception mA 60 w with JU radio reoeptIon.
"Soyuzo wolgM 9L5 kg, gZaanyas - 25,5 kg.
Zaah set uses 15 tubes and 5 semiconductor diodes. Beat frequency 6.5 me
to used for sound roception.-Tirst 5 stages are used Jointly for video
Card 1/9 and sound channels. AsymmetrIcal Input Is deagned for a 75-ohn cable.

AUTHORSs Klibson, V.0 Noymans V. 30V/107-59-1-51/51
TITLE: The "Znamya-5fPTV Set (Toloviaor "Znamya-58")
PERIODICALi
ABSTRACTs
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Radio# 1959t Ur 1, PP 33-35 (MR)
The authors give a detailed design description of the
"Znamya-58" TV set. This TV set Is a modernized version of
a well-known TV sot "Znamya". It works on all 12 channels
and is equipped with 15 tubes, 7 semiconductor diodes# and
a kinescope, type "43LX2B" with 340 x 255 on picture dimensions*
rurther characteristics of this sot arot sensitivity - 200
microvoltat adjacent-ohannal selectivity - not lose than 31
deoibelal definition - 500 vertical and 450 horizontal lines
at the center and 400 lines of each kind at the marginal
video-intermediate frequency - 34-25 negacycloal tons-
intermediate frequency - 27-75 neracycleal n-f anplifi*r
band - 100 to 6#000 cycles; input power: 130 wattal caning
dimensions - 520 2 495 x 475 mm; total weights 28 kg.

The "Znamya-56" TV Sot
There are three tablest two disgrams# one.graphp one ciroultj
and one Soviet reforencoo
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KLIBSON, T.; IzTuwT# IF-t IMIMIfff L.;' ZAMILM, I* (Leningrad)
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. evolost and 'Drusht&O television sets, Radio n0-6133-36 J* '60-
(MM t3l?)
and reception)
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saw telsv1sion reasivers,, radio no~6%6 is 163#
trols as weU as Jacks- for antema connectiiing' earphone and tape re-corder inputs#
a fuse plugj and panels for conneoting stereo and remote control attachmentse 11W
cabinet is made from wood and plastic. The eat measuras 6lOx48Ox340 = overaU
arA weighs about 25 kgo Orige arto has: 2 figuree, CJPRSS 39,981
SUB CODE: 17,
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GOUNTRY ': '11MG&HY D
CATEGORY t Cownochordstry, Oeochomistry. llydrochortiatry
AB3. JOUR. I Rzxhl,im.. X.o.. ~23 i95)-, ;o. 81697
AUTHOR jg~~Crq of so ionco3 - [Somys MOW.,
03T,
TITLE fthionj ilasis for Evaluntion of Nochartionl
Potentials
0Rjq. pUB4 Acta gool. Aead.sciont. hung., 1953, 5s F0
3-4* 313-321

ABSTRACT I It
Two tom usad in gooehoill3tryl nonely, CON

souM potantial" of 3zedoczky-Fardose arld
'
f
boon
orodox potontial" of Goldschmidt, have
ditioutsed. Tho,oxistonoo of :14*,he first tcrm
Ic considerod to be Ju3tific-dt. RognAr4ing
tho "radox potential," under conplcx rcolo-
gioal conditions this concept 'W-ecome3 unreal
to a certain oxtont. but muy also Le, con3i-
dered as justified sinco it rerlooto the
rolntionship Milch oxistod In the surround1n
*gj-,ice it han a dofinito nonnIng
10AIRD: 112
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YLIBURSZ"t B.
"Mysical bases for teatheitical potential computations." In Cer=n,, P.323-
ACTA GEDIWICA, (MaWr Tudomanyon Akedemia) Budapest, Hunrary, Vol.
No. 3/4o 195b.
I-onthl,), List of East Empean Accessions (EEAO Le, Vol, b, No. 6.. June 3,959.
Unclo

HOIS: Xlaynor. K# "e. 111bur# A. Kh
lfb- `!auction of Collum *~unnitpte Kith
Aso-I-)-5o4-DIox.-btjnzri- 2021-birllfo,
Ion-i~quuou:j )olutioncllo vghiro,fovetvii vnzh-lu
9
witri.va i utillben-4,40-blu
dIvuIf.'O'KiSlOtO- thtillhtW') V volnykh v.?tvor!-.I-h)
T'. I.: 7.1turiml ob3hchoy khIrAl, 195'), '01, 29, 3, F*).
psmn)
This divulfo cci.1 fin-i ite ~:n!, r Oat nunv
"Itilbaso" hftvo I)oon wooponwl L-, .-s~tgentv f -.- the
motria rleterminqtion of Iuminun -Icf!t I, -~). Iccor$ina to
the literhture doit tijuoL- rep~~Onto t1tio giv2 colored roltA-
tiona vith othe-. c~.tlonv ani cowilix bone. -r etowAv -ci-l
medin "~tilbLzo" only tlh~ compi ;:., ions ~,s: at-w-1-
monyl thoriumi --m! zirconlun t-ncot. too an,* molybJvt,~:~. t:%te
reaction of II-Itilb-.zol' with jolium tunpstate it an --z-ti-Ae
of the 4oijble 'acomrorition rv-ctl wi botreet- t n orpf nie , C11
wid m com:,Iex sniont ~ wl 'At c -n r-,-ob-.bIj be !i-A 'A'c.- tI-v colari-
=etric daterminution of tun!-etate. "qi.- mc.-Vio), i-_- voluchle,
oinca tting-4tate ic o-eldom t,.--g-:ent - i'.% V,, aloove Int(!vL&rinr
rard 1/1

~-%O 110110tion of 404JIUR Tjnoat 49 '*Jth 1-tilbone-4 /it-
T
I I "ulfo Lot,] %a-,0' -in lon-Aquenut
neon -
is- UAX ,-0-3,4-~IOXYbe 0
~0111ttond
elements# sin) tunqetate osn be #epvr.--te4 fro2 molybdonux and
iron in tho form of tungstic acid. The resultif of etuilying
photomqtrioclly the reection betretn 'r1tilbazo- "n4 rjoUum
tuni