SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KLIMENKO, K.I. - KLIMENKO, M.YA.

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RMI, L*Y&,: Kol. IMLPMXMg D., rs&aktorl PIOMOPICE, X,,
tMeahowlsation of produation In hem indust'7 In the V43.8*1*1
Nexhant"talla prolsvodstva v tiasholot prourahlowwotI. 3333to
Nookyaq Goa* tad-vo polit* Itt-ryg 1954o 227 p. (XLRA SO
(Nachinery In Industry)

Autoratization of rroducUon processes and professional qualifications
of workers. Tr. from the Russian. p* 13
The Zia Halle Institute for Welding Tectnique in the ~;erran Lemocratic
ii~eepublic. P- 19.
The Scientific Society of the Yachine industr7 for propai,,atlon of rodem
ualding technique in hungary. p. 19.
YUSZAKI EM, ludapeat Vol, 9j, No- 12P Dec- 1954
SC4ACEs East Ekiropean Accessions List (ErAL) Libm* :f Coneress
Vol. 5, No. 6, June 1956

SUKIN481IMMO L*TOOLAEINMO I lll*AAoktor skonowlebaskikh mank,
mdaktorl SIMI, 3416, redletor Ildstel'stva: JIMLIM, A.T.9
tokholohiekty redaktor
tOlassification of production rilier"s (loss::) to =Ohio* tailding
plants] Eiassifikatelia pr6isvodstwenafth re rwov (VotW) maebloo-
stroltallnoge, saveds, Pod red. 1.1*121mookoe Tashkent# Isd-wo Aka.
dealt amak USSSR# 1953* 83 Pe (MM 9110)
(Nmehinary industry)

ONSON, Aron Solownavich: XLTBM, I.I., dottor ekonomleboskift nauk,
reteensintl PAIMMM",00MG., limb-dftr, reteemsento, TALIUNDT. I.N.
dotment,'kmWidat tkonomich"kikh nauk, redaktor: NMTn, P.B.
Inshener, redaktorl LXWXA, T.L., rodaktor; S=WTA, L*Tog
tekhnicheskly redaktor
t2donoule analysis to dasigntag uschineryl Stancolchoskil amlls
pri proaktirovanit mshin.Noskva, Goo.asuchm-tekhn.lsd-vo
mobtaostrolt.lit-ry, 1953. 277 p. (MM 8:10)
(Rachinay-Dealss)

MUNUIL0,1. 1. , doktor okonomicheek1kh umk
Technological advances and the productivity of labor. Vest.AN SM
~25 no,90-9 9 055. (NLRA SsI2)
(Technology) (lAbor productivity)

1,-, - - -- - . -- --- --.-

KATSIZILINSOTMIl AL; KLIWIMM i ith, 40"or skonomicheakfth sauk,
r*Uktor; TAWT Insheners reteenzent; BONIN, N.D.,
kandidat Artmomicheakikh vAnk, rodaktor; XAT131 TAO Tooles takbal-
chaskly rodaktorl TIMO19V, Mato iskhatcheekly radaktor
EAutoutisation of production processes and problems in work
oftanisation; tbanges In the division of labor and the qualifications
of vorkers under conditions of the autmethation of "talworking
processes] Avtomatizatatis pratsvodstvenafth protmessov I voprooy
orgenisatelt trudil ismeasatia v raidelsail tnda I kralifiksteli
rabochM pWavtomstissitsti proteassov metalloebrabatki. Pod redo
Slimukoe Moskyat Goo. nauchtko-takha. isd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry
2956; 241 vo (MM 9sl2)
(AutomtIc control) (Machinery Industry)

OMOMY-POVSZIY# Aron 9 Isoyevichl 1WfD
IMAJu-doktor *tonamichookikh
nauk$ retsensent; ZHMT, A*X*# "~tsenzssl; IM, L*1*, kmadidat
skoccalobaskikh'-smaks mmucho" rodaktorl RILMURSIXOT, Xowsp rodaktor;
XIDVMY# LVA91 tokhatabookly rodaktor
(Zabor produotivitr In the leather and shoo industry] Prolsvoditell-
soot' truilm v koshavosco-obaymi promyshlenuostio Nookya. Goo usnobso-
tokbno lad-va Xinistentva logkol promyshlo SM, 1956. W p.
(shoo industry) (14athor Industry) (X13A 10i1)

Slr]LKIN4MXlAXUIT, RAW.K04 'vIt ds"sr skoamichosidft &mks.
rodaher; IMMIT. P.Q.-MR r, OVIII Km. 0.S., tokhMA4-
shy rodaktoro
(Nothods of malyslog proftaties ressuftes of madhine bcdUimS
plants] Xot*Uka amaliza, proIsv#ds%v*Mkh reserrow nambluestrol-
tollasgo save", Xoskwa, lsdwws Akadamli sank SM, 1956,M pe
Off Icieser. Isdo-trial) (MA 9:5)

r~UMINKOo- I. L (Dr., Econ. Sci.)
'Workinf; out Methods of Evaluation of Tochnicosconomic Indices of ?Xfecti"ntgs of
Automationi"
paper read at the Session of the Acad. Sci, USSRg on Scientific Problems of Automatic
Production,, 15-20 October 1956.
Avtomattka t telemakhanika, No. 2g p. 182-192t 1957.
9M5229

SOVIIIZ-57-5-10855
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika, 1957. Nr S. p 182 (USFat)
AUTHOR: 191manko, X. , Rakovskiy, M.
TITLE: Engineering and Economic Problems of Production Automation In the USSR
(Tekhn1ko-ekon=dcheskiye problemy avtomatizatall proizvodstva v SSSR)
PERIODICAL: Kommunist. 1956. Nr 16. pp 49-62
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry.
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'Af A Ev j i, I
SXdEktA=. V.A.. kand.,skononauk: XLIXM, K I doktor skonomenank,
nauChay red.1 ISM111, AJ., RM. 19&i stva: OUDIN. N.I.-I tekba.
red@
[Ways of saving metal in the Soviet asobinery Industry] Putt
ekonoutt ustalls. v mashinostroonli SSSR. Moskva. Is&-vo *Znanio,*
1957. 46 p. (Ysesolusnoe obababostvo po resprostraneallu politi-
cheskikh I ambakh sawil. Serj, no.26) (XIRA 10:12)
(Machinery industry)

ARAMTAX. Artashom Arkad'yovIchs ]CHM&AW"111- Ivanovicb.- OMOTA, I.#
(Technical Progress In Soviet Industry] fekhmobaskit Progress v
prerVehlonnesti SM, (gookya] Neek.raboobill 19579 87 p,
(MM 1014)
Offidiaboy. Industrial) (Tochiology)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 389
gatell, Eduard AdamovLah
Osnovy organizatsii L planirovanLya mashinostroftel'aykh predprLyatty
SSSR (Principles of Organization and Planning of Machine-
building Enterprise's in the USSR) Moscow, MashgLz, 1957,
155 p. 12,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Sochinskiy, A.R.,.Rngineer; Ed. of Publishing House:
Barykova, C.I.; Tech. Ed.: Uvarova, A.F.; Managing Ed. for
Literature oft the Economics and Organization of Machine Building
(MashgLz): SaksaganskLy. T.D.
PURPOSE: This book is intended an a text-book for students of
industrial engineering institutes and industrial en&Lno*rLr4
departments of technical vuzes and is authorized as such by
the Ministry of Higher Education. It Le also consLdsted
useful to engLnesAng and technical personnel in machine-
building enterprises.
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Principles of Organization and Planning of Machine (Cont.) .389
CbVERAGE: The book describes features, objectives, tasks, and prin-
cipal stages in the development of the organization and
planning of socialist machine-building enterprises:
Problems in the organization of production processes and
structure of enterprises as well as their administration
are discussed. A separate chapter is devote'd to charac-
teristic features of basic types of production. The
theoretical presentation in the book is illustrated with
examples from Soviet experience. Chapter Vt. p. 153-155,
contains some specific data on the make-up of sow
Soviet automated production lines. For exmqple, it is
mentioned that the Moscow Automobile Plant in. Likhachev
employs &A autboatic production line'which consists of
four vertical$ tour horizontal, and six inclined drilling
and boring and thread-cutting machine tools. This line
is powered by twenty electric motors with a total capacity
of 83 kwo and is employed in machining cylinder-blocks
for the ZIL-150 motor. All equipment is served by three
workers in place of the fifty-six e=ployed prior to
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Principles of Organization and Planning of Machine (Cont.) 389
automation. In another exa log the automation equipment at the
Moscow Bearing Plant is reported to consist of a line which
Includes eighty-four units, of which sixty-nine are machine
tools. This automated line machines bearing races, costs the
races with anticorrosive substances, assembles, and packs
both roller and ball bearings. Chapterst to V were written by
Professor E.A. Satell and reviewed by Doctor of Economic.
Sciences KJ. Klimenko; chapter VI woo written by Candidate of
Technical "c a ces N.A. RadushLnskiy and reviewed by Engineer
S.A. Dumler. All chapters were read by the Department of
Organization and Production Economics of the Moscow Auto-
mechanic Institute. There are no references.
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frinciples of Organization and Planning of Machin a (Cant.) 389
0
TABLE OF
CONTENTS; Introduction 3
Ch. 1. Special Features and Objectives in the
Organization and Planning of Socialist
Machine-building Enterprises 14
Ch. II. Principal Stages in the Development of the
Organization and Planning of Socialist
Machine-buLlding Enterprises 33
Ch.111. Production Process in Machine-buLldLng
Plants
Ch. IV. Production Structure of MachLne-buLlftng
Enterprises 81
Ch. V. Management of Socialist MachLne-building
Enterprises 101
Ch. VIS Basic Types of Production 120
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress VK/jwr
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Automation of yroduction and Its economic Officitnors TOP.OkoU6
no*2tl.1-22 7 (Automation) (KWA 2015)

doktor skonom,amak (Moskva)-, OUBM=. V. (Moskre);
XA"=Ltmym. A.0 alsdably mmchayy sotrudalk (Koskya):
UMUNINA, To. (Kookvs)l POLIS. L. (Moskva).
Calculating cost with automation. Bukhg.ucbot 24 no.11:39-43
N 157. (MIRA 101W
1, Glamayy bukhgalter savoda Inset Vkhtoaskogo, (for Oubenko),
2, Institut skonomiki A 980 (for KatsonslIntoySen). 3. Starshly
bukhgaltor kusnochno-prossovogo tookba saroda Inoni UMtomskoCo
(for lukashina). 4. Starobly ekonomist kusnechno-pressavogo
tookba sayods Intel M&Somskogo (for Polls),
(Automation.) (Agricultural uschinory Industry-Costs)

nnow. K.
Dmlopwat of Boviet mohlnerr wimfhaturlac, rop. skon, no,3192.
105 Mr 1!00 (MINA 1114)
(Wa*hJaory TvAu trjr)
I

Eu)quoj~ foustantin lVenoviah; lAT8lMWOTG=, Aron losifoviahl
1=1=12," -jr,retil-TSMIKA, T,# teWm,red,
[Ooloulating production costs where automation Is in effect]
Kal"Wirovanle oebestalmostl produktall prl avlonstizatsil
proisvodstvas Moskva, Oosfialsdat 1939* 83 pt: (RIBA 1219)
(Oostse Industrial) lAutouation)

VASMITATj AloksaAdr Alskmandravichl IL!mm"I I doktor okonovenanks
rottententl WTIKOT. N.A.. M11M.-retsonsent; PMOMWO,
kandookonomona*# Mot SHKOWA. NA. red.lsd--va: MCMWVAO
Q#T,, tokhn,red,91 UVANNA, A.Y,, tokhn.rsdo
[Training skillod workers In machinery Plants] Fodgotovks
kwalifItairavansykh ralboahlkh no swo'hinos trot tat I n*h pred-
pritatitakh, Koskvsj mablustrolt*
lit-ryg 1939 173 P. (KMA l3t2)
iProfesolonal education)
MMP

0 red.1 BAKUM, GA. Prof.o doktor skonounnko
red,; IMINMK4.s lelos doictor okonomonaukp red.1 MIUCYAVM9 A.I.g
ken PUMOTO 8.0,# red. [doossied]: BIMMIA,
Yos redol WMINAO R*# tokhaeredt
Elconouto effeativeness of capital Investments and now technoloal
Ikonomichasicals offektivuost' kspital'afth vloshenli i novol
takhalki, Voskv*o Isd-vo sot*I&l*no-*kon.lIt-ry, 1959 614 p
NMA 134)
1. Akademirs nauk SM. Institut skonoulkt. 9, Chlon-korrespondsnt
=0 (for Xboohaturov).
(Capital In"stments) (Toobnoloa)

SOV/10-59-5-19/25
AUTHOR i Vinogradov, N,V.4 Mjuemkd+_~I- and Komar$ I.V.
TITIS.- Books on the Distribution of Industrial Branches
PERIODICAL: Izveatiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Soriya geografiches-
ka,yaq 19599 Nr 5$ pp 121-126 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The following now books are reviewed in this article:
R,8* Lifshits,"The Distribution of the Ferrous Indus-
try of the USSR"I A,G, Onarovskiy- *Specialization of
the Production and the Distribution of the Machine
Building Industry of the USSR" i L.V. Opatskiy - "Dig-.
tribution of the Food Industry of the USSR"j and,AA.
Korneyev - "The Textile Industry of the USSR and Ways
of Its Development".
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. ILIAmt 1.
Too IbnolosicAl progress during th* oximading davolopment of
co"Offlnism. Top *too., no.60-43 :~ 139. (MIRA 1219)
Rechnoloff )
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K* t KATSMUIM02S, As
loozonto effoctivenses of the *11-avor aschaulzation and
autoution,of proftation In ths mchinery Industry* Togo
skon, no,1105-" 1 159. (MIRA IWO
(MachinaT Industry)
PIN "'~ mll 0,11NOW

MUCHATUMN, T#Soo Prinlooll sebastlyss RAVJW, G.D., doktor ekononaukj
TAI 1 51111 -1 # Jog* I TARINTWo TsoPs I R4xMQ~ 11101, daktor skan.,
naukl MUWTIUTg T*Pog kandookononoutl XURAWF9 1,0~1 TZWWj
A*$.# kandookonossuk6 WVAM# A.1.0 otweredel WRXLINIKOYA# NeA.,
rod.; MASIWA# Ye,S.# tokhn.red.
Estandard wthod for deteraluing the sconoula effectiveness of capitol
investmato and nov toohnoloa In this national oconosy of the U.S.S.R.]
Tipmals mtodiko oprodelenils ftonoulcheskol offektivnosti kepitallarth
,vloshanii I novol takhnikI v norodnom khosialstve UM Moskva Go*-
plaMsdat# 1960. 21 p. (KnA 13s75
1. Akedoidys nauk USL 2. Chlon4correspeadent Akadeall nouk SM (for
Mwahaturov), 3, Institut skonosild AN SM (for Bakulov, nimWw).
4, Institut okonoMkI stroltelletys Abdoull stroltol'stva, I &*U-
tektury SM (for Taynahtsyn). 3. Oosplan 0; (for Tarentsaw).
do Noruchno-leslodavatolOslay ekon"dobsokly Institut Gosplaw =U
(for trosovskly)o 7, GoniLirst"AM nauchno-tokhnichookly knitet
8M (for lurskov). So Strjybank SM (for Forbors). go ftw*Ajy
amt po, problem skonovilaboskoy offektlynostl kapItal'AM vloshonly
I novoy tokbn4ki (for ameter).
(capital Investments) (Machinery In Industry)

aktor sokonoo.saukl
Aran losifowlebt kojWL#skonoaosnkl Oftmo P.Aos rod.S
IRAWMIY# T,Pes sptondl =USMAs Yo,g.$ tAkha.red,
Ezoonoula offlolosoy, of mr-all mchanIzAtIon am outolotlaft
,in the asehimly tud"tryl aca"1010"Is *ffektiv=Gto
kow
~ plakanol avtout1satell v mehinostroeall.
Xosk,re. Goqdaulsdate 190a 221 pe
(=A 14$2)
(Atitomation) (lboUnary industry-~cbmologlcal immations)

-% ~ j .
GATRUai AJ,f profs# doktor t4khatankI WTUM, Y.S.,, profs$ daktor
tskbn.sauk: UNMASOft 8,P,O ImMotekbo.neuk; NOOMOV. T.So,
prof*9 doktor tAbnonsukI ITAJW# DoPos doktor tekboonanki NO-
ROWW* N.T e ksnd.tekhne=ukt NUMI, AJeq karAstakhmonsukI
XMJAWXDM': I,T,, prof*# dektor tokboonsukt. OwRER29 U*G,,o
kend %*khn:nsukj a ~ mm I TUOTOI doteentl IAWOVI X'166 kUA*
ts9;,nIUkt SOUNMe SX kWA*t4khnen&*I 2091a=~ 16*D*i
prof,$ doktor tekba,mmk: ~6~icz. D.Ta.' Lath,: NIED"We
OJee prof*@ daktor takha,macki VLAMMUIT, A.Pog daktor takhm.
naukj UAWWe O.A,o jrof.s doktor tOkhn.4A*I xCezut Z9100
kanA*%4kba*mvkj IdWj TjP,s kmnA.%sktA.&m*j IWITAI )UPSO
kaW.9skhn.x.sukj TWWv T.B., kind, takhmimoks IXDISM* Mot
kand.tfkhn.nm*j UMM. 9
Al~, praf,j, doktor etonowenmuki
Tummo AGT*Ofj t SAM, f, ItA, s, prof 4, s doktor tekhnena*t
POPANOT, 1.0.6 insh.1 MOUUMs T.Y,q InsI61 IOCIMMAt Gef.t
limbo# rsd.lsd--*sj XLIXM# T.Dp tokho.red.1 TIIWOT# A.T&9p
tokbA.nd,
EPresent status and trends of fttwm developoient of toobnological
prooseses in the mnafactum of mahinery and instrawntal Som-
man" sostoisnis, L upravlantim, reavitlia tekhnologii mahino-
stroonlis I prlborostroanils, Moskva, Gas o asuchno-tekbnoisd-ve
mehimstrol tall I-ry# 1960, 563p, (min 1)f 7)
(Mmobinary industry-leabnological innovations)
(Instrwout amfecturs-Aschnological innovations) (Automation.)

202MWALID, Ta,5., profa =R~l doktor ekonou.nank; fiffnUlffe
Tun% v redel-ad 'v&1 I tekhne"d*
ElistorY -of the medh4 rY Imustm In tho V-8-S-Xj from tho
first half of the IM oentury to 'the present UwJ Istorils
naablaostroerAla'SOORl a pervol polovIxW XII v. do =Wdl& duslo
Moskva* ltd-vo AcaLuank OEM, 1961e 4" p.
(MIMA 1493)
(Noobluery IrAustry)

4t

Present State (Cont,) SOV//.718
1. Automatic control devices, their structure and range of application "9
2, Construction of transducers for automatic control devices 452
,3# Thepraotice of applying the means for automatic control and sorting 459
4. Problow In the field of automatic control J.64
Ch. XV111. -Automating Production in Machine Building [A.V. Derbisher, Can-
didate of Technical Sciences) 466
1. The automation and modernization of equipment 467
2, Automatic and mechanized continuous [production] lines and sectorf - 475
3, Automation of checking operations
4, Automation and mechanization of labor-oonsuming operations 491
5# Modern asohine-tool building 500
6. Generalization of advanced experience 5w
7. Conclusions$ outlook,and problem in the field of fun autowistion
and mechanization of production 5w
Ch*. XlXe Method of Determining the Economic Effectiveness of Full Mwhwdza-
tion and Automation in Machine Building [1.1. Klimsnkoj Doctor of
Economic Soiencess Professor] 506
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Increasing the effectlyposes of technological prog"se. Top.
skon. no.7t27-26 J2 160. O= 1315)
I(Itusel&-lodustries) (Automtlon)

KLV.VtXO. Konstqntin Ivanavich
Skonoialchaskaya OMAWTIOW komWlekanoy rekh ni-
zatsii i wton4tizatsil v %ashinostroyenii (by) K.*~.
Kll"nko (1) A.I. Katsonelinboygen. voskva. Go5plftrl-
Zdat.
722 p. tibleo.
At h-~?-vl of titles Akudomiy& V:,uk S3.-:,R. Institut
Ekonomiki.
Bibliographical footnotes.

EMMM, Balgoon Aronov Ohl Sm#o NoAoo doktar taklms amut,
retsaftsestj 0 Xolop doktor okonoso asuko retses-
"at$ suvw1cm, T.Goo-Ift-wo-o'"d., reteensent; 9=111,
A*Ao* lubs,t red*, retsonsentl 1CMW4WA6 Zola, tekboo red*
Eftob, low of automation in the United Statest review or
mtoriels published In tbe United Ststool Yopromy avto-
matiesteii v $MAI obaor waterislov#'opublikawansyth v
SMA. Noakwa, Go*, aftabno-tokhn. Lad-vo ushinostrolt.
lit.rys 19606 .222 go ~ , (MIRA IWO
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09"Mt Solwn Aromoviobt, ZLDSM I g-doktor skonmensvkt redol
AZZ11-U.M.-t rod.1 PMWARETAg A.A.#
NDWINt D.D.9 redo;
tokbn.red,,
(Production organization AM I productivi# in the 91308020
-Andustryl based an machiner7 menafacturing sod farrow metGI2WV1
Organisatallia proiavadetva promrsb2sm-
nosti, WSI as primars, usshimostroentia L chermi. wtaUmIlle
Pbd obehobal rod* 1*1311menko. Moskva il'Ooso isd-ovo p2mmovo-okono
u" 0 1961. 225 p, (MIRA 3.4s6)
20 Institut eknodki AN &IUR*
(St"I isdustry) (*ehimry Isdus")
(labor productivitl)

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(Machinery iWwtry-4utmti

KLDMO, 1, (Mlask)j OlUmms 0. (Minsk)
c -- ~ -
?asks for improviagAbs OconCuic offioisnoy of prodn*Uou
mahanizationo lop# skon. no.8t18-27 A# 162. (Mm 1518)
(ftabLuary iodustry) (lutcoation)

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red,; GMMIMO, S*R.p redel (111'.ZBURG,, '2.Z.,, red.; DUNWWV,,
G,F*, rod,j KIRZM# D,Mo# red,; kuxwo. Kel., redej
KOHMOVO F.V.p rO.1 OWL-KQVp CA# red.1 Ull 9 P.N.p
red.; LIVAlISWAp F.V.#' rod.1 LOWIN, E.Yu.p red.;
O.q,,(OVMAIiOV# X.V.# rod.1 ~bwmsxly, S.S.0 red.1
PlaUDELSKIY1, G.A.# red.1 RAWHX, N.A., red.1 tMAN-IM.A.F.,
rod.1 TATIR, S.%.p rod.; MMMIM,, L.Ya., red.1 BAZAIWVA,
O.Y.9 staraMy namb"y red., kand. skon. naukl KISELIMAN,
S.Mep starably mauabM,redol OIAGOLEV, Mop nauchM red.;
TUMOVA, N.L.9 mmobrqy.red,j BUOODAIISKAYA, To.V.# mlbd.
red.1 SMSTROVA,, V.Mp "abi" red.1 GAYDUKOV, lu.A.p kwA.
skon. naukj red.1 ZBAM=j Hol. red.; WWVOY, Ta.D.p rod.1
SIRGEMO A,V.g dots'*j red,l ami, LeHo# kande tokbn, nauk#
red*j lTUWVICHj YuO,s kand. ekono nauk,, red.; SYSOTEV, F.Y.9
redal KOSTI, S.D.# toklm. red.
Nco=dc ancyclopedial industry and construation]Lrkonmicbe.
skala entaMaopedilal promWoblemost' i stroitollstvo,
ChlarW red. konegut AA.Buburin i dr. Ploakwa, Gos.nauebn.
izd-vo 03ovetskala entaiklopediia.0 Vol.l. A - hi. 1962,
951 P. (HIHA 15M)
(Construction industry-Diationaries)

MWHINOVI Mop akademikj oty. red.1 rAMGAUZj B.B.9 red.1 V.PgWj_
red.; M31ITS# L.To., red,; OBLG(SW,, Ya.A,,p red.1 IRMIXM,
A.I.p red.; PROBST, A.Ye., red.1 SOROKIN, O.M.,, red.; UHL,-.i,
B.TS.9 redol XHWAKOV, A.Lp red. iod-va; VOLKOVA, V.Te.j,
tekbno rad*
(Problems of the national economy of the U.S'S.R41 on the 85th
birthday of Acadwdoian Stanislav Oustayovieb Strumilin]Voprovq
n"nogo, khoslaistya SMI k 85-lotilu akademika Stanislava
Ouetavovicb Strumilina. Poskv&,,Isd-vo Akad. nauk SM. 1962.
417 po MRA 15:12)
1. Akademija nauk MS. Otdalenile ekonmichaskikhp filosofskikh
I. pravovykh na:;
lstnw~ain) nialav Oustavovicbp 1877- ) (zoonomics)

ILDMNWO X.I., doktor skonou.naukl SUDMITS11TI, I.M.p kNO.Okonam.nauk
Economic problem of technical progress. Veat.IN SSSR 33 no-41
45-53 Ap 163. (HIPA 164)
000noulo Policy) (Technology)

ZAX,, F.S. kAM. takhn. nauki SMARVt OA.j kaM. tokhn. nu*;
MIDV VIO:# Ingh.; VAff4LQ#-", doktor abmm- noukp prof.1
TILM: $.A t kW. to" n&uk.jd"*"sdjj ZWBINUIT, D,M.,, proto
Reviews, Vest, suhiwstr. 43 no.%94.49 n 163.
(MM 16t8)

KUMMKOO K,I,q dQkW skononsWc; LIVOVO D.S*p kand,ekonanauk I
Evaluating Sconamid effiojency of now designs of equiPmnt.
Vqgt.vA$hinostr. 43 no.9,7"i s 163. 1 (MIRA 16t10) 1 1

-qMINSXIY, Vladlmir Sawfloylebi Fr4nital uchastlyo AVERMWq A,Taoj
kand, khim, naukj XLDMM, X,I#.idoktor skon., naukp
retsonasttl ZAVOYS *. ", ; - i a a
[Economics of nau productlonal Ekouomika novykh prolnodstys
Moskyap Mkonosdkap 1965o 213 p. (MIRA 18s4),
6

MMI, L.Ya., doktor ekon, neuk; NJ- do r ekono
nauki OBIM911f 'Ys,Asj ksW, skor nauk; SAVINSKIY#
LS,# kand* skon, nsukj MONW. S.A.. dokzor ekon.
nauk, redo 140SKVIN D.D.okand.skon.mauk, naucbn-.,r9d.s
OMW*N4A&o 8"Im
1U.0,A. industry In L929-19631 toobn1cal and sconmic trends
aid structural changes] ProWshlemost' SSM v 1929-1963
takhniko-skoromIcheskie tendentall I strukturrqe advIgIo FBA
L,IA*Berri I dr. Moskva, Zkonmiks, 1965. 406 P,
(MIRA 18%5)

KWffkKCV, A.I.p red,
fEconomic problems of technologloal progreas In 'the
awchinory industry of tho U.S.S.R.] Ekonomicheaklo prob-
leaV takhrAchaskogo progress& v mashInostroonli. SSSR. Mo-
skvap flaukag 1965. 222 p, (MM4 AM)

ITANOMOVA, B.I.j KMAEMOVA, U.T.1 KOXORINUTA, TO.K.; OJORYAMMA,
N,N,: OLOBAINVA, 26N.11 KUVXWA. S.0.. Prialmall uchastlyst
ABWLWXA. U.N.: ZLIMMMOO ION.g OTSUKINA, V.I.; SORWe N.Y.:
MASMA,, Nox. S Iflyl, w.-r-.-- AMOMMA, Moo otvorsdol
NOTMA29=1 top.* red.1 IiWl&i. T.L. "do: Al 0 ! 'ANDIMA,
So I RCRCMA# So?* $tokbn*redo
[The Karaganda Noonoule Administrative Boston: bibliography]
Zsragandinskil ekonoxichaskil adainistratlynyl ralool blbllo-
Craftcheddi ukesatell literatury. Alm"ta. 1959. 40 p.
(KEU 13t2)
1. Akadswiya nauk U--"-kay M. Alma-Ata. Mutralina"
nauohnsys. 'bibliotekso
(Bibliography-4mrscend loonomia Region)
(tarapada Boonouto Region-Bibliography)

KLIMXO, X. 1.
Ilimenko. t. I.
$ferryboat crossings for &Utono'bil* transport at w~A4r reservoirs.$
Aced i(al USSR. Depertnent of Technical ftlonm. Inst of Cmplex
Transportation Pro'blems. Moscow. 1956- (Dissertation for the Degree
offCandidate In Technical Belences),
SO$ MIAMM letoulso
NO* 25, 1956o Moscow

KLIMSHKOI K.K., Imnd.tekhnonaulp.
Auxiliary tranvpnrt *Coast*' Sudoetroente 25 no,1182-84 A 159.
(KIRA 2213)
WaStod States-Transports)

USSP/CUltivatod Plants. Corca".
Abs Jour: 1bf Zhur-Diol., No 17, 1958, 77694.
Author s Villdflush,# a-T-j Draginj A.M.; Xlioonko,, K.S.
Inst tAS DW,
Titla iSignificance of Doste and Widus PertIlIters of
nxt and Non-Ploot Pood ftplementation, in the
Increase of Crop of Corn.
OriC Pub: V ob - t Kukurura v WS. Minsk, AN DW) 195T.- WA -176.
Abstracts Two oxperinonts conducted In a mp-rotation
field of the student-axpericental faiv of the
Belorussian Agricultuml Acadery bad tho papo"
of developina the nost expedient jaethods of using
rAmuv and moderate do"s of tdneml fertilizers
under corn In conditions of turf-podsollo and
Card 3 1/3
USW~Wtlvmtod Plants- C*rftlA-
Abs Jew: Ref V=-DIO1-,.,WO 17P 1958, 77624*
vfti-mk&~ Ilimdu Dist iviats'- we" amlnod b7
the awkIned appUcmt:jon of mm" vith mK undor
the plow,:vIth the ONIAcation of 2D t/ha of mmav and
bf-dom barwi~*d by 92~9 c
p 39-5 a Of the San
9.%) and by
(44~.g%) fita I bd#, Ibb ~Wcated eoalmtiC* Of f6r'
jill4fiemid to 'affect or ho t
of mm'ii4 gj~, of, XPK r= the basic fLrtMzer
III the feediagg doczeased their efrectivenOss On
the ba" of Us mmm if tIMS, WA w the non-
wwn ba." In dry ym" ftl t to &0r0. With nest
appucation of 0.5.1 ka of numm In each 00stp
the namst Of Corn Increased by 5o-60%. A do"
of 0-3 k9 fto Insufficient- High amtions of baza-
V~st vore Smined by ap,%Ucation in nidus fertilizer
card 1 9/3
36

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grafting; Ormvpr'
Influ4nes of stock,on t1w fertl.It ar ad qual L Ir of f rut t *f the *rang*, Agrabi slogi is
No. 2. 19 52 Gasudarswensyr likitakly Satanlebeskil sad Issal T. X. Nalotova
ft List of Russian Aco"400,# Llbrw7 of Cor4ress, -J41

Citma
POIliftticm Of citrus tress with sized potion, Agroblologita No. 3, 1952
Gasudarstvanc" likitekly botanitheshy *ad Isent T. K. Molotom
301 List of Russian Accessionaj, Library of Congress.,
d~ jortsubor 19321M$ IN14

KLD0109 1. T.
"Tung Tree Selootlon In AdWwiya.w Cand Agr Scig All-Unlon Inst of
Plant Growirgj, Hoscowp 19%o (R=ioll No. 7# Doe 54)
Survey or Soientiflo and ToohnIcal Dissartatlons Defended at USSR
higi or Educational Institutions (12)
SOs Sm. No, 556p 24 Jun $5

um/cuitivatod Plants - Fruits* Derrieso
Abs Jour i flof IZhur - Diolos So 7j- 1958P 30044
Author I Klimwdwo K.T,
Title I ;eV Apricot Varieties for the Northam 018$U Of the
Ukraine*
oria Pub Vauke &ap, With irAke derzh- POde in,*,tp 19561 7# 20,37
(Ukrainian) ,
Abstract i This selection vork in developinG Dev apricot varieties
for the Northam Oblasts of the Ukraine vus begUn in 1931#
Uaing the method of hybridization of systMASticaw "A
GoogralhicaU separated forriss as Wall as a mixture Of
pollons and directive cativationp the author has develop-
pod the now Apricot form: tho Neshinskly go 1, WethinskV
1b 7 and the Nethwwkiy so U. Their detailed description
is presented.
Card 1/1
19 -

"~i7 ECIPRI I CultlviAttd ?T,urts. Yrul~,r. 33d71-i.11j. HlLt. Tact.

'PIT X.Pv
t XiiMen1wo #

f(dt Of StiftlAtibl SULStr"r ur, CrstA 316,
S"OdlInam LM IMP'utw Lba-)u Swur,
ilidl. "vit. :t*ul, r&ciar.. Inform. !.,na. !Y-4t,,4n.

us.? J,1U.1M4-ZU3n into the wu r-1. Lt,
()-X41% anlaua-MA of &Mth VXLC*~Avllax 'p %ki f,)Irr Uf
46 ~M~Orosfta w hs"P set
01A #h& #rGVLh J.W
_wn of !pair i-ei0ij~-it
'Mod
srwth sjA ftetrIbutid to a Zarp c:nk. o& %U.--C4tVS%w
Pl=ts 841towo r4y- j^ttlair.,

k"mWVv V.0.1 MOROVt A.S., PrInImala uchastlye ~1_~nko, K,V,O %rhinj
Movement of fusel oil in the rectification column of a bo*r still
with indirect action futing the manufacture of high purity alcohol
from molasses mash. Trudy Ukr*NIISP no#W6-47 163o (MIM 170)

ARTIUM, V.O-; WMNIWVAj D.S.; YWAMj A.S. KLIWJWI
lasses, of fuel oil ill the products of yeast separations 3 irt
prom. 29 no.606-37 163. (KERA Elio;
1. MirsinsIdy n&UObnojsIl9dOv*t*l,#kjy institut spirtavoy i
Ituro-vod r" rmati,
,44oni" (Fuel oils)
(D I =a
-W�R 'M-- 7

XLWKO' L4A.I$ ordinstor
Auslystag error* mda by plWaicians, to the seleation of pstLoats
for trastsent at the Barovcr* bealth resort, Trudy Inst KrOSTO Pat#
AV Xasakh M '5$98-101 157. 1112)
L Samtoriy Xo*2 Imrarte Boravare.
(lCftOVOTA--OUM"U*lr, XIDIOAQ

GOWB# VA&I ILIMOMOj L*Av
Brief report of the work of the Smybod "Joel- SmIsty
for 19R. Vadshur.M. to.6#034M :s #58. (KUL 13#0

=M=.o Le Aej Candidate of *6 Sol (dlss) -- "The effect of dry Sulle powder
on the healing of supputrOtIve vounds In sick rabbits and in those subjected to
X-me". Suarkandp 1958& 22 pp (Sonarkand Wd Inst In AcaA I@ Pe Pavlov)p 2w
copies (KL.0 No 210 1959$ 119)

ILIMMOV 1'.F.
jdaM "rut protalaS in varAous stapp of Wm di"an. Comt.
mrol. krovi It=-244 (MrRA 18,110)

l-KLD49XK0j_L*r# (Kiyov, Bmt-lAtookoye shoose, 4.82)
Changes in the owooptIbLUty of burn vowW alcronora to aut1blotlas
and the offoot of these changoo on the alWool course wA outoms
of bums. Novo khir. arkh. noJW-19 84 160. WU U112)
1. lafedra khtrurgil (mav. - molushemyy doyatell n&Wci,, prof,,
I.A.Podoroviskiy) p"Utrichook"o f&Wltota Kiyovskogo modits 0
inatituta as bass 2-y raymMmklinichoskoy bollnlUy luoul
(BUMS AND 6 (ANTIBIOTICS)
(BACTUIA.0 WWT (W DRUM 00)

SMIMIXOVt V.I.* kand,tekhnnauki LAFCHMO, P.L. kand.t4khn.nauk;
- LA. inSh,j AMAXIM,, X.Ya.p lush.
I
Analysis of the operation of the VAX-22q*/300 automatic
current stabillsiM systme Prom* onerge 20 no,7s27-31
ji 1650 (KRA 1802)

AWIUVj I-TA-P in2b.; LAPCHgNXO# P.I.# kNA&
.AUHM
tokhz4 nauk .
Now source of pomr supply for olectrolyzers. Vast* elaktroprcs
34 no,6*"-80 Jo 063, 1 (KM 16:7)
(Zlsotria ponr supply to appantum)
%lootramotallursy)
Wootria ammnt, reatifiers)

&MCI plow-..
ZRISF.-Inift WA.

Tl~ ~-pr from tht3rdwp wco
an;* ,--v ebt at CTYKAI-

MIXIMNDY. 2.36'1 ILINIOD,_L.T., kwAIdat tekhttlebeekikh asuk, imbener,
polkovilant
(Lonetuditial static stability of hie-qwed airplanom] I~mdollnala
statich*skaia ustolchivostl skorostuop samolsta. Pod dbabehei
red.'L.T.Klj%qnko.; [Nookwal lsd.MA Iu.pmf. I.B.Zbukovskop
1949. 107 V. (MM silo)
(Stability of airplanse)

MIXINKO,
Printsip poleta 84mlets, StenorramnA publichnoi loktcli- Mozkva, Prtvda.9
1951* 31 p., diaers.
Title tr.s Principle of flight of an airplane# StenorraphIc report, of a
public lecture.
TL570-K52
SO, Aeronautical Science Fknd Avlatioi In tllv~ Soviet u~-.Ion., Llbral-y Qf
cong-rovs, 1955.

L -v,
AID P 4T31
Subject USSR/Aeronautics flight automation
Card 1/1 Pub. 135 - 12/23
Author : Klimenkot L. V., Docent Eng.-Col.
Title t Flight automation by means of mathematical computers
Periodical t vest. vozd. nota, 7, 64-670 ii 1956
Abstract : General Idea on the use of automatic computers In
navigationo Interception, and landing and an well an in
the control of aircraft over air bases is given, One
photo. The article-to of no particular value.
institution None
Submitted No date

IMMUO, LsV*
CUmt.ic effoot, of the phases of so2Ar cycles In winter In
the Buroj*an part of the UA.S.R. V*st.Mm*,un*S*r,51 Cleags
20 no.4t26-32 J2-Ag #65. (MIRA l8sl2)
2. Kafedra kllmto2ogU Mosk6ftkogo gosudarst.vonnogo
universitstao Submitted March 159 19".

IMMIM# Lf.# lwb#i ALUIX2M* loto# lash,
Xfpir of the tq&oV4Qh4wAO&l redUttoo Isar of the 63
410401 1006motiveo 210kol toplotifto 4 M*112&29 Ja t6O.
(XM 1314)
(Diesel and ";air)

M V " 0, 1 . -1. Cand. iiiogyni-41. '
vu'i .' 4 ;,o t.
Dtaiartationt "Dynaftlas of I-ocal WwAtheri In Comeatiom w10 TrmisforzAtim or Air
ftsaos in I-lum-pir a-md Vinter on tho Flat]WA of Kaz0haton.' inat. or GeogmnVtq# Acad,
Sci. U=g 25 Feb 1947,
30s Vacherny-tya "!oskvaf Feb, 1947 (Project #17436)

socuw dmom in wjztor tompratmv conatIms in.the ftv"m
vosos.af, and the nUtioashitbetween -the#* obaps and soUr
aauvity4 Istronsobor mooNsIM-289 1600 (MIPAusn)
2s Hookovskiy Cosadarat"mW universitat,
(Qimtology)

8/050J60/000/009/003/008
B012/Bo63
AUTHORi t1isonkoll L,
TITLI: The Relationship Between Temperature Conditions In the
luropean Part of the USSR In Winter and Solar Activity
W
PIRIODICA,L: Notoorologiya A gidrologiyag 1960p No. go pp. 26 - 29
present article determined thol-san t;nporature anomalies In December#
January# and February for tat period rom 1891 to T939-in a southern
and a northern region of the Baropean part of the Soviet Union. By
studying distribution curves# he obtained arlteria for standard and ex-
treme values, In the southern region there was a temperature rise In
the first half of the said portodi while a temperature drop was found
for the second half* In the -northern region, there was an opposite
tendency (R*f. 2). When comparing the climatio tendency with the secular
trend of solar activityt the author (got. 5) established a *lose rtla-
tionship between the 'two tandencloso which manifesto Itself In a high
correlation coefficient. It was not possible to give an exact definition
TXXTt With the help of So I. an" method (Rof. 1), the author of the
Card 1/3

The Relationship between Temperature 3/050160/000/009/003/008
Conditions in the Baropean Part of the B012/so63
V881 in Winter and Bolar Activity
of this relationship, Thus# it is necessary not to use the entire sun-
spot cycle of solar activity but only individual phases of the latter
a9# *Og.1 the extreme phAsse. The secular trend suet be taken Into ac-
count. T. V. Pokrovskaya (Rat* 4) established the relationship between
the average monthly temperature at individual stations and the phase
state of the sunspot cycles The &&in characteristic of solar activity
are the relative Wolf numbers (W), Between 1875 and 1958 and between
1749 and 1958l I had a moan value of 48. Between 1875 and 1931P the
mean Wolf number was 37P 48 never being attained (descending branch of
the s*oular cycle)* Between 1932 and 19589 the soon W-value was 71
(ascending branch of the secular cycle). In order to doUraint the phase
*tat* of solar activity in the sunspot cycle as objectively as possibloo
this determination was carried out according to three indices. In addi-
tion to W# the mean intensity (- of the solar processes and the average
#Lnnual aaxiaua sunspot areas (81212 were taken Into account (Rot. 5). Only
those years were considered whose extreme phase states were determined
by at least one of the above-sentioned India*@. Investigations showed
that the number of months with negative anomalies during the two extreme
Card 2/3

The Relationship Between Temperature 8/050/60/000/009/003/008
Conditions in the Suropfan Part of the B012/BO63
USSR in Winter and Bolair Activity
phase* of the sunspot oyol* decreased, whereas that of the months with
positive anomalies increased accordingly (table 2). The influence of the
extreme phases# Is# howevor#,such more Irragular If this effect is In-
vostigated with reference to the Individual branches of the secular cycle.
Investigations showed the followingt In the southern region of the 40~
lbropean part of the Soviet Union# the heating effect produced by the
extreme phases of the sunspot cycle is due to the maximum phase of the
latter on the ascending branch of the secular cycle and to the ninians
phase on the descending branah. In the northern regiont the temperature
rise depends on the two extreme phases of the sunspot cycle an the as-
oending branch of the asoular cycle, A distinct# but weaker cooling
tendency is found during the two phases of the sunspot cycle on the
descending branch of the secular cycle. There are 3 tables and 5 Soviet
references.
Card 3/3

ILDMNIO 0 L #V
Changes over matW years in the intensity of the tonal am wridjow
olroulation of atmosphere during Anter seasons* Veste.Hoskauns
Ure 5s Geog. 16 no.5M-54 M 61. (MIRA 140)
Is Kafedra meteorologii, i kliviatologil, Moskovskoip univervitsta.
(Atmosphere)

KLIMWXOO L.Y.
Xltiftting the *xt*At of temperature awaalies. Meteor I g1drol.
no.903-36 3 162, ixuu 15te)
1. Haskovskiy psudaretvenw univorsitet.
(Atmospheric t W eraturs)
IN WN IN !MR

KLIMKKOP L.V*
Secular fluotuaUons *f the oontinentality of the Moecov c2im&tOe .
Ins Voss# geog. ob-va 95 no.4s367-368 Jl-Ag 163. (KM 16s9)
(NMOV-01inate)

Y, 0
K11"Dkot m, mcare reservations of our x-ray (St-olln oble-tt)," Sw-ArY - tit#
Don'hass, bo-k 5# 104Pt Po U'~-56
sot U-3850, T6 Jime 51, (Jet~Opllfl 'nUrrAl Irr.-kh Sta4eyj ?*.-. % 1040). .I

Y-: OYBWMIs Aq IMINSIEDg IL
Conpatition for the title %rigades of Commist labor.9 Avt.
trsnsv- 37 no-4153 AlP 1~9. WU 1216)
I. Nachat'nik aborochnogo teekhm, awtorewntnogo savoda. Loningrad-
Skogo uprawlentre, &Ttotnwiqwrt& (for Tukov). 2. U~ravlyarmshebly
Oulkin, avtotrostomi (for OrWukov)- 3- Chlen nomtkom xvtokolomw
10.200 Novotherlmosk (for 1118onka).
(Socialist coqwtition)

m

Y. 14TRTea1N1C1EWt A. Z.
uss, (6oo)
I.. Dal rying
7. Pow ve obt^tned Increased yield of milk, 7hiv. 15, No. 1, 1951.
RM 1~'-n
IBM

KLIMENKO, M.A.
11
Evaluating erosional promsea for construttlon pjrTe)ses rear the
city of Voranoth. Rauch. zap. Vor. od. Geog. ob-va:93-94 '63.
(MIIU 17%9)

BMnBo V.P., prof.1 Slaft, T.M*j ZIKCMWKOt OoPol UPLW=Tlq TJj
student
Change in the blo6d In echinoooccosio. V* sap. Stavro goo*
Made Insto 84172-176 *63 1747)
le lifedra obobaboy kbirurgii ( sar* kafodroy prof. TaoSo
Gusylob) Stav"pollskago maditalnokogo Instituta (rektor
sulushmM doyatelt naukl,, pror. T.O. &%#1in) 1 2-7v kbi-
1mrgicheskop otdolonie Stavropol's skoy
boltnitay (glavoyy ymah bo?o Zotov)*

ILDMO# M.N.1 MALTSMA. L.I.j NIKHATIAM. G.T.j ?=Is. S.M.
Reflected *Mtoms as observed to patients with lumbosacral
radiculitis during therapy 'at the Platigorsk resort* Topektwe
fisloter. I. lechotisokul'to 21 no.2:49-52 AP-Je 656. (KW 9:9)
1# Is asyrologichaskogo otdolsolp (save - icktor meditsinakikh
asuk S.N.Patells) IkIlasologlebaskogo Instituta na KavUsskikh
mineral, nykh vodakb.
(SPIUL
(FIAT 10081-4WSICAL TMUFT)

IRAMrMAp VaZ*; KLIKMW# K.M*
Iffact of vorking conditions an the ganma incidence of disamw
in sizerst Trudy Inst, kr"v,pet. AN las6h M 9s56-Ut6l.
(Kiki l6s7)
(KOMPS-4DISUM AND Iff

ALE".U55 (A) 80= CoMs UR/0=/66/0O0/0O2/0M/0O83
AUTWFIS s Mimanko, M. Nq P91=j A. 1.
ORGs Moscow Toohnolonloal Institute for the Mt _WW DAIU rrAW!7, D"Wrtment of
YAchinis and Equipment for Meat Combines (Moskovokly tokhnologlaboakly Institut
zw"noy i molochnoy promyshlemostip Kafeft mashin i oborudayanlys WasokombLnatov)l
Ukrainian Scientific Resmb _Institute Or the Heat and WLr7 ludu8tzn laboratory
f6r the Technology of the Primary Processing of CattI-o-WkrainOkly nau-1-12100-
issledovatellskiy institut Wasnoy i moloahnoy promyahlennosti,, taboratorl"
tokhnologii pervichnoy pererabotki, skata)
TITLEt Investigation of structural and mechanical properties of.M!Lt.
Sot=s IVUZ. Pishchers" tokhmlogip, no. 2# 19660 92-85
TOPIC TAGSt food preserv tionj food technology, protein
ABSTRACTi The deformational behavior of mat van studied using the deformometer of
the Leningrad Moat Plant and Keppler's consistomieter. Specimens of 1-co *Las were
prepared from the longest muscle of boot and we" stored at 2-" for 30 hours. They
Vero instantly deformed ty a mag~aitude 6 by a constant pressure P,, as shown In
Fig. 1. Am subjeatod to =11 loads for periods brief In comparison with +.he
rolazation poriodg the specimens behaved as elastic materials, During instantaneous
stresses of up to OA2 x 105 AM at 10-1%, the specimew exhibit an elasticity
Cod 1/2 UDGa 637.5A

L 41A57-M
ACC
AP6023255
Fig, 1, Values of at P 10 40
0.5 x 101 1 aoros$
fibers; 2 - ala fibers;
at p a 0.05 x 11 3 -
across fiberes 4 - a1wW
fibers; 5 - at P O*M x c
105 am (along), 30
t 3_ S;
modulus of Os264 x 204 DM At -12 to IM this modulus abanges acoardlag.to tbe
equation -4~iif
1.074e -IO'nial.
Orig. art. has 1 1, figw" and 4 equations.
SUB COMS 06/ SM D=t WW45/ OPJG RM W4/ OTH RIW# M

1LIKWOo X.Ta.; POLSTUITo V.I.
Dredging x pond with a suction dredge. Oldr.1 awl. 5 no.301-74 IV 153.
(MUL 6s6)
(Dredging)

5/064160/000/007/004/010
B0201BO54
AUTHORSt xenzatlo. Is To# Klimenko, M. Yao, Verkhorskays, Z. Xt,
and Afanasly*Tf 'R.
T1TLR: Liquid-phass Hydration of Olefins\on Cation-*zch&'"*
Resin
PZRIODZCA,L: Dimichaskays, pranythlonnost', 1960. go. 7, pp. 16 - 0
TEXT: The authors Investigated oatlon-oxehang* resins with different
functional groups (-90 3N# -COON, *to.) as estalysts for th*,hydration
of olefins on oation-exchango resins, Before the examination, the a&-
tionitos were transformed from the Na to the H form by treatment wL%h
io HCl and *lution with distilled water, until the reaotion to Cl- tons
disappeared. Then, the cationitts were dried in air, and stored. Swelled
cationitos, and cationitoe with enlarged volume, *ore tested for their
activity in a high-pressure flow apparatus. The propane-propyleno- and
the butylens fractions from the exhaust gasse of the po%r*loua refining
industry were taken as Initial productal ths"t evposlti~ms were
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dotorminod.by distillation'In the apparatus of the TsIATIM, and by the
oulfuria-acid procedure to the apparatus of the M. The determination
of Isopropyl alcohol andArlmothyloarbinol is also describedbri0fly.
The authors examined samples of the cationites KJ-2 (K0-2) and CSC (BBS)
with -503a an Ionogenlo groupin grain* 0.5-3 " in diameter. ?h4
Initial Isobutylone fraction contained 95% of Isobutylant. The re ults
show that these dation exchangers are attive, and highly solootiv:
catalysts in the process of liquid-phaso hydTation of Isobutylen#.
Fig,2 shows the dependence of the activity of the SBS catalyst on the
operating timel It was found that it can be used for * long tin# with-
out notiosabloArop in activity$ and regenerated with 6% 11C1. the *ff*ot
of cationites was tested on trimethylearbinol, and oonfirsed by the INU.
In the liquid phase hydratio of propyl*no, the ulho a tested the
sulfoa&tionIt;-CA9-3_(9DV_3)j the oationito k"I KNO11 with a carboiyl
group as functional group, the cationite Pf ( F) wt a phosphoric-acid
group,'and the bifunctional Oationite CM-12'rgl--i2) with a cartoiyl and
a sulfo group# besides the eationit9s **ntlonod. The catioultos aontain-
Ing the sulfo group were most aotivo. The initial frao.tion contalntd
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TITLEs Production of isoomylenes from the pentane amylone fraction
PERIODICAM thimiahookaya promyshlennost's no. 39 1961, 24-26
TEXTe Isoomylones contained in the pentano amylone fraction (PAY) of thor-
mal petroleum cracking are a promising raw material for the synthesis of is*.
prone. The present paper deals with the production of theme compounds from,
the PAY. The investigation was made with PAP of the following composition
(f. by weight)i butane and butylones 0.30, isopentane 11.68, pentano 33.82,
ponteno-i Mq$# trans-pentene-2 10.34# cis-pontene-2 5.75, 2-nothyl butane.
8.06. 2-mothyl butono-2* 10,58# 3-mothyl buteno-I 0.61, isoprone 2-04s
trans-piperylone 1s61# ais-piperylone 1,971 others 0,29, The low content
of 3-motbyl buteno-I is explained by its low boiling point (losses in
decanting and storing of the fraction). A production of isoamylone by
rectification is not possible since the components of the fraction form
azootropic mixtures with slightly different boiling points. Hydration of
isoamylones to isoamyl alcohols by means of 65% R so gave low yields
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only (about 20~). On the basis of the fact that HCI adds to the double
bond on the tertiary C atom* the hydrochlorination of 2-methyl butens-2
and 2-methyl butene-I was performed. The resulting tort-asyl chloride
(boiling Point 8400 can be easily separated by distillation from the
hydrocarbons not hydroah2crinatod. One part by weight of PAY was shaken
with three parts by weight of 801 (specific gravity 1.17-109) for
3-4 hr. Than# the hydrocarbon layer was decanted# washed with Us *4t*r#
dried with CaCI and fractionated. Among the fractions (35-420C#
42.e4*C, 84-900s: residue with boiling point above 900C)q the 84-900C
fraction consisted of almost pure_t-amyl chloride. Additional t-anyl
chloride was obtained from the 42 840C fraction by a second distillation
0 that the total yield was about 65%. The chromatographic analysis of
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AF treated with HC1 showed the complete absence of 2-mothyl butene-2
and 2-mothyl butene-1 Among the three methods of isoasylone production
from the chlorides Ii splitting-off of HCI by strong alkslienj 2) catalytic
dehydrochlorination, 3) hydrolysis in the presence of weak alkalies and
subsequent dehydration of t-asyl alcohol# the latter was chosen.
Hydrolysis was conducted at 20-250C in the presence of 5% solutions of
sodat sodium bicarbonateg ammonium bicarbonate$ or calcium hydroxide.
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The resulting tort-asyl alcohol was extracted by means of the PAP residue#
and then fractionated* The 84-900C fraction consisted of t-amyl chloride
contaminated by t-asyl alcohol, the 90-1050C fraction of t-anyl alcohol
contaminated by the ohlor14*o Rectifying once sore yielded pure tort-anyl
alcohol# Isoamylenes formed as a by-product# Table 1 gives the resultso
The dehydration of t-asyl. alcohol was conducted as folloves 1) 100 parts
by weight of t-amyl alcohol were mixed with 10 parts by weight of KY-2
(KU-2) cation exchangerp and heated on a water bath. Dehydration started
at 70-7500# and attained its maximum velocity at 80-850C. The products
were collected in a vessel cooled with dry lool 2) t-amyl alcohol was lot
throu#h an electrically heated quartz vessel filled:with Al203 at a rate
of 0*5 ml per I al of "talyst and per I hour* Table 2 gives the results,
As the,PAF may also contain a higher amount of 3-nothyl butens-1 (up to
W. its isomerization to 2-methyl butens-2 was studied. It was performed
in a continuously working quartz apparatus filled with 10% A12(SO4)3
+ 90% Al 20,0 Pure 3-mothyl butene-i was used forthis purpo"# which was
obtained by treating the isoasyl,aleohol dehydrated over aluminum oxide
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