SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KLIMENOK, B.V. - KLIMENTOV, A.N.

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non0l, B.T.1 PIRKI , L.N.; MUCINED, Te.T.1 USAM. X*P*
Ve Ing mquous solut ton of oarboxide for remor Im paraff in from
diesel fue2so 1sT4vYv*Wb4bsaT*j naft' I gas. U*4:83-M 058e
(MBA Utll)
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AUVIORSt X11manoko B. V., Ignatov, S. M.
TITLEs Partial Freeing of Diesol ?uol From Paraffin by an Aqueous
Carbazide Solution (Partaialinnya deparafinizatsiya dizall-
noeo topliva vodaym rastvorom karbarida)
PERIODICAL& lavestiya vysshIkh'uohabnykh zavodeniy. Roftl i easp
1959, fir 1p PP 63 - 66 (USSR)
ABSTRAM Two variants of the partial freeing of diesel fuel from
paraffin by means of an aqueous carbarido solution are
described in the preaout The procedure is to free
widely one part of the diesel fuel from paraffin &M sub-
sequently to intermix tho:froed part with Ue unfreed one.
by the first variantg dional fuels with low solidification
point were obtained by extensive freeing part of thefuel
Itself from paraffin, By the second variant# they were ob-
tained throughextensive freeing of the heavy fractions from
paraffin. Under investigation wore diosol fuels extraoted,from
the Ural-folga petroleum# Their evaporation temperatures were
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density at 200C amounted to 0-0430, tLo retraction indoz at
200 0 amounted to 1*4660* viscosity at 200 0 amounted to
4-423 contintokes and the content of ordinary paraffins about
26%, The diagram resulting from the invostication of the
first variant shows that i) the solidification point is no
additive quantity. With each additional par cent of the share
of fuel freed from paraffin In the mixture, the solidification
point drops accordinglyl 2) to obtain a standard cold-
weather diesel fQol with the solidification point at -45
the fuel freed from paraffin must be mixed with the unfrood
part in a ratio of about 20 (parts by weight)l 3) to obtain
a standard diesel fuel with the solidification point at -600
for arctic tomporatureog the ratio mentioned must be about
61l. On the basis of curve 3 (Fig 3) obtained on Invest1gatt
the second variant it in possible to determine which heavy
fraction Is to be separAtod and submitted to extensive frosing
from paraffin in order to obtain a diesel fuel with the do-
sired solidification point after mixing the freed part of
the fraction with the distillate. The two variants are
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Aqueous Carbamide Solution
of freed-from-paraffin diosol, fucl-io lareer with the second
variant# namely# by 2% when produoine cold-weather diesel
fuel with the solidification point at -450.There'are 4
figurest 4 tables and I Soviet referet.oo.
ASSMATIONt UfImskijr neftyanoy Inatitut (Ufa Petroleum Inatitute)
SUBUMM October 28g 1958
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AUTHORS., Basyrova. 2. S.
TITLB: Structure of the oomplex forming on the Interaction of
Diesel fuel with an aqueous carbamide solution
PERIODICAL: Isvestiya vysshikh uchobnykh savedoniy. Noft' i gas, no. 3
1961p 61-66
TEXT: Carbamids forms crystal complexes with unrasifi*d aliphatic compounds.
This property of carbamide in of use for the separation of various mixtures
of unramified aliphatio.compounds from ramified aliphatic and cyclic ones.
Great importance is attached to the utilization of carbamide complexes for
the extriction of normal paraffins for the purpose of reducing the solidi-
fication temperature of petroleum products (Di*sol- and jet fu*ls# oils),
and utilization of extracted paraffins for the production of acids,
alcoholot and other valuable products. Some variants have now been worked
out for the process of deparaffination of Diesel fuel and oils by means of
carbamide. Polar organic substances (alcohols, ketones) are used in most
procedures as carbamide solvents and as catalysts. Doparaffination by moans
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of carbamide inusually performed by mixing the deparaffinising fraction
with a carbaside solution. A product is formed as the result of their
mutual effectt called crude complex. This Is a complex alcrobsUrogenoous
system# consisting of liquid (deparaffined product and carbamid* solution)
and solid (complex and carbamid*) phases. The structure of the crude
complex is dependent upon the nature of the solvent, the ratio of carbamids
solution to petroleum product solutiont upon temperature$ and other aondi-
tions. The structure of the complex formed by the mutual effect of Diesel
fuel and an aqueous carbamIde solution Is also discussed. Two structures
are consideredi a plastic one# with a considerable water content in the
crude complexi and a granular one, with a slight water content. The complex
of the plastic structure may have different degrees of consistency thick*
pasty to mobile creamy* The complex of the granular structure condsts of
individual spherical partials* embedded In the deparaffined petroleum
product. Their sizes range from millimeter fractions to those of son* M#
depending on conditions, The microscopic analysis of the plastic crude
complex proved it to be an emulsion of the deparaffined product in the
aqueous carbamide solutionj which is stabilized by the microarystals of the
complex. The separation of the deparaffined product from the crude complex
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of such a structure is possible only by filtration at high pressure. Other
current methods of solid phase separation (docantingg contrifugingg extrac-
tion by solvent) with the given complex structure yield no satisfactory
results. The granular *rude complex is an emulsion - suspension of the
aqueous carbamid* solution and of the complex in the deparaffin#d product.
The authors studied the conditions and vauo*o of formation of the complexes
of both structures at room temperature by Intensive mixing of Diesel fuel
with aqueous carbamido. The granular structure was obtained with a water
content up to 1802%-'tn the crude complex. The doparaffinod product Is the
dispersion medium, The plastic oomplox Is obtained at a water content of
the mixture amounting to over 20%. In the intermediate range of 18.2% to
20% of water, where both typos of emulsion exist, the emulsion of water in
oil prevails, For clarifying the granular and the plastic structure of the
crude complex, the authors made a sicroscopia analysis of the wettability
of the crystals of the complex (uroparaffins) by an aqueous carbasido solu-.
tion anddeparaffined products In the plastic complex the deparaffin*d
product in a disperse liquid phase, In the granular complex an aqueous
carbaside solution is in disporsiont and the deparaffined product to the
dispersion medium. There are 12 references: 8 Soviet-bloc.
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LSSOCIATIO.N: Ufiaskiy neftyanoy Institut (Tjf& Petroleum Institute)
SUBVITTM December 3# 1960
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AUTRORSs Xlia9ggkjL B6 T,# Tullyakshins., K. 0.
TITLIt The problem of the influence of organic sulfur'compounde on
the rate of deparaffination of the diesel fraction with
carbaside
PZRIODICALo ReforativVy shurnal. thimlya, no 19, 1961, 421 - 422#
abstraot 199158 (8bo *Khisiya eera;rgan. voysdinonly#
sod*rsh&ihoh1khsy& v neftyakh i nefteproduktakh". Xse
AN 888R# 1959, 150 -P 15~)
MTs Two individual substances whose boiling points lio within the
boiling rang* of the diesel fraction (230 - 3509C) were used to study the
influence of organic sulfur compounds on the rate of complex for"tion X
during the reaction of -the diesel fraction with aqueous carbamide solutices
2#8-dinotbyl-5-thianonans (I) and dibenso thiophone (II). The latter wore
introduced into the diesel fraction which had boon carefully purified with
aluninosiliosts, The maximu concentration of each organic sulfur com-
pound was 41C by weights It was found that I and II, unlike Urs, have
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virtually no effect on the rate of-90*19z formations rurthermorst it
was shown that I and It do not display any surface-active properties. In
view of the behavior of the two above-sontioned compounds, the author&
voiced the assumption that organic sulfur compounds do not affect the
process ofpo~plox formation In deparaffination with aqueous oarb&aid*
solution. LAbstraoter's notes Complete translation.]
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T=P1HAp V.I.; ZtMLYUSXIYt A.?,, nHxxs,, L.N.; STARMA,, T.K.;
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Comter-curront herisontal extractor for prooessing hard materials.
Isy, vys, ucheb, Savo# r*ftl-i gas 4 Do.2s75-77 061.
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BASYROVA, Z,Ve; KLIWNOX# BV,
Struoture of a oomplax form4 by the intersotion ^f diesel fuel
and oarbmide aqueous solution* lay* vyme uchob* Say.1 neft'
i gas 4 noJ16li6 061* (=A 16olo)
1. Utimakly noftyanoy Institute

SOOLOY, T.A.1 MAZINOV, V#Voj KLUMOK B T.
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Removing paraffins fftm the filtrates of paraffin, production
vabg aqueous solution of carbudfts Isve vyse uchebe say'
neft' I, gas 5 no.7t73-76 (NnA 1617)
I, Ofinkly neftyanoy Institut,
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AUTHORSs Basyrovaj Z.Vs$ and Klimenokt B.V,
TITLEa Dowaxing of diesel fuel with an aqueous solution of
carbamide in a pilot,plant
PERIODICALI Reforativnyy zhurnal, Khimiya, no.11, 1962, 5161
abatract 11 M 176, (Novosti neft. i gazo tekhn
Nefteparorabotka L neftekhimiya, no-3, 1961:, 6--9).
T&M Dowaxin4 process for diesel fuels was developed using
a cold suspension or carbamide in water (pulp)$ and was tested In
a pilot plant having a throo4hput of 12 litres/houro The work
was carried out on two samples of diesel oil fraction of Tuymazy
crude with the solidification point of -20 and (Y *Cj dowaxing
was effected with the pulp containing 74% weight of carbamide.
Time of contact of food with the pulp in the reactor was 3 min.,
o.6 to 1.5
specific consumption of the pulp was changing from
volumos,for ons, volume of feedstock, and temperature of the
cOmelex at the exit from the reactor was changing between 30 and
38 Ce 'It was established that with an increase in the specific
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Dowaxing of diesel fuel with an 9194/2184
consumption of the pulp, the depth of dawaxing increases
considerably (the relationship~betwosn the solidification
temperature of the rarfinate and the'specific pulp consumption
is linear)i it was shown that even for the diesel oil fraction
with an 0 C solidification point-l dOWAXing with an aqueous
solution of earbamide can give all $red** of winter diesel fuels
including the arctic Srade* In the balanced tests with the
fraction solidifying at the given temperature, 79% of winter
diesel fuel with the solidification point of*- 45 *C.can be
obtained using the proposed technological scheme# A scheme of
,the pilot plant in Sivens
[Abstractorts notel Complete translation#]
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AUTHORSi ISSYrOvAt Z, T,*~20111Yanskiy, A. T-o Klimanokp B. V
TITLEs The deparaffination"of narrow fractions of diesel fuel with qLa''
of.-oarbtalde
-?ERIODICALI
XbinlYar no. 4* 1963t 5210 abstract
4PI60 (Navoott -heft.'~ Igas. takhne Waftepererabotka, A"Of t
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TEXT3 Beau 4 al .00.jkor, the deparaMnation and blending of narrow
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fractions -o ~araffltkous Aiessitfuel, (distillation ran&# 195.-3700) of
Tuymazinsk crude) in .a continuous darbamids, doparaffination lant-
at U-6644 - auspens ion to 74 On the
(carbaside conaentration- in tivo a t
basis of the results a prooess,4a, tug I*sted for the production of wlntsr,~
'grade diesel fuel with pour Point -45 q'in which the diesel fraction takap
from the rso%iryiAg coluan lnsooordanco-on-AYT-ia
0 195- 90. 0, IA I-- - f th
t i --na -and--290-~70 0-.-The atter,, which cosprises 47 vol% 0 0
total diesel f:ra ationg is hydraulically refined and undergoes deep
deparaffination with an aqusous.solution of earbomide, After this the d4w,.
'paraffinixod 290-3700 fraction to mixed with the 195-2900 fraction which bas
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AUT HORS Sokol ov-p I -A -j-,' Syrkin t 0
T ITLE: Induction period of the **Ppltx foraation of X-paraffits of-.
petroleum tracti.ons with 4mmeous'a,arbaside solution
PERIODICAL: IAYaWy4~-VY4shiWu*hsbnykh sared*nly. Soft i a"
~-19639 65-70
,Tr,XT: The factors 40teftl~kUg' durati6fL-Andohara*Sor-of-th&-induattotv--:--
t 25-26 C with filtrate's
ffthi. of
obtained fro a para. TUYUSY _'pOttoloum after extraction of the oil
-6 1 __ ~__. Ii7-
,(boling points up- to_300-o460 __ 0).-_Tho-induation period was calculated as
the time from the beginning of oixing tn the beginnina of complex formation
attended by a strong increase in tomperuturo. The following processes
oc6urred during this period; 4evelopeent of the contact surface of liquid t
phases which Adsorb the tars-, from the oil and prevent a contact between
the X-paraffin and 6arb"ide"Z'olecules. --Further dispersion of the -*yeti*
forms free surface an .4 permits complex formation. Adsorbed tars are
desorb94 and pass'over to the Nurface-of the ooaplax. Desorption of tars
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and their removal- -tram .'04 41ntaot surftoe enables now crystals to form
whichl, on their . part# ~, adsorlb tare from the contact surface of the liquid:
phaeas and.so,forth. Thus im'avalancho-liko complex formation torminatles
the induction pariod.~ khighdr weight Iratio aqueous phase / oil shortona
-the induction period..- .1t, is the shorter, the faster the surface doyolopseuti~:'
nd should 'be shortonsi --moro-intonsiYe mixing; the cont&WsurfaW
a
Of the 114~ld phase should..be sufficiently large to remove the prinoipal
amount of tar from tho.3ill (2)~roduolng_tho viscosity and facilitating tho:~
emulsific&tion by adding solvents and'aamixtures. Experiments with oil*
of different qualities and oomponent ratios (oil# carbamide, water) sibowad""'
that a repeated treatment of the oil with aqueous carbamider solution
removod only part of thc:tars, This. iz4ELcates that two types of~ tar-4re
presont in the petrolGUAvt&i,.&dsorb&ble'on the crystal surface of the
complex (1) # and non-adsarbal)lo' tar "01). 1 The strong. inhibiting action,of
(1) in due -to Its--high -oxygen )6onto-n-t. Addition of seeds reduced the
induction period but did nat~fully eliminate it. Probably,-they r4mave
d
only (I) while (11) was left causing tho short Induction period. It Is,
therefore rooommendodto:404 -only the-smaunt of Good required for
removing (1) in order to reach maximum shortening of the Induction -period'.
There are 3 -figures spad-~5 tibieso_
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AUTHORS: Pirkis, L, No) Bonfarll MO.L1 V to
TITLEs CarbAmide-depsiraffination of.hydrofined diesel fuel
SOURCZ: Mi. h gas, no. 12# 19631 57-59
TOPIC TAGS: doparaffinati6n ~barbamlde depsraffination hydrofining,
,..hydroflned diesel fuel.9 oomph; formation, complex fo;;Ing inhibitors$
carbamido crystalsp a r-dried carbamides.
ABSTRACT: Investigation of,the effect of hydrofining on the earba
mido deparaffination of diesel fuel involved the use of refined
unrefined fuels* The carbamide pulp used in all the expetiments
contained 751 crystalline aarbamide and 25% water, thi complex
formation-taKing place at room tempoebture. The same conditions
were used in treatment of both the 'hydrofined and unrefined-fuel*
Lose of carbamide activity was.found-smallor in hydrofined than in
unrefined fuel ignifying that the complex-forming inhibitors are
destroyed in tAeshydrofining process.-. The deparaffination effect is
considerably reduced by use of-carbamide which has been treated with~.
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unhydrated diettel"Cuel, The natural depressing agents An destroyed
in the process of 4:ydrofiviin diesel,fusle Repeated use of the
water-carbamido pulp for complex formation reduces its activity
because surrace-active substances.(complex forming inhibitors)
are adsorbed on the crystalline earbamide pul 0 Thare are consid-
erably fewer complox formation inhibitors in dratined than In:
unrofined dieial NeL When there are no comp ex formation inhi-
bitors, the paraffine reacts with Air-dried carbamide. Orig. art*..
has: 2 figures, 2 tables,
ASSOCIATION: Ufimskiy neftyanoy tnatitut -(Ufa Petroleum Institute)
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~^IE,;,GO!~M.V, F.A.i KTAICNOX, M.
Effect or a concentration of n-pAm"firft in Pi hylrnearbrm mixtim
an complexing vith iirea In a wator solution. lxv.v,,/s.ijcheb,zav,;
noft' I gat 7 n0.4#55-59 '64o (MINA 17:5)
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SOXOWV, F.A.; KLIMENOKp D,V.
Kinetics of cmVlexing during the rmwtion of oil with a
carbWde water solution, lay. vys, uch. say.; nett' I gas
5 no.907-61 162. 0U PA 17 t 5)
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ACCESSION NRI AP4019334 S/0152/64/000/002/0045/0048
AUT11OR9 PIALs, L. 0. t Bonder' Me 1,; Klimenok,. Be Ve
TITLEt Carbamide deactivation In dep4rait-hnization of diesel fuels
SOURCE: Ivuze Neft' I gaal no* 2, 1964# 45-48
TOPIC TAGS: diesel oil deparaffinizationo carbauLde inhibition, alusinosUL"te
catalyst, oil adsorption purification, carbauLds pulp, diesel oil
ABSTRACr: CarbooLde-squeous pulos used in the deparaffinization of diesel fuels
bec" deactivated by inhibitors which stop-the formation of complexes. The
Lnhib4tors collect an the carbaside surface* The purpose of the authors was to
find a tuathod of eliminating the Inhibitors# They found that adsorption
purification of diesel oil vLth aluminosilicas catalyst (pallets. uncrushad)
at 80 C In an adsorption column achieves the goal* It was further found that
together with complex forming inhibitors, depressants orat also elLaiwt*do The
more cociplets their oliaLoAtUng the swIlet the deparafffnixafton affect. ths
presence of biuret In carb"ide lowers tha d"&r&ffLaLz&tLon affect. It is
expedient to provide admorptioa purif Ication of t1w raw mterial for the
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bAuction, perlod# deparaftlustIml a paraffin Wroositm separation
AWTPJ=: CowQl= formation Utween a-pararrinic bydrombons vA urea using
aqueous solutions of uma was sUdIed br the thenogroWe mtbW describW by
Klimokj B. V. and Pirkisp L. W. (6b. trudoy IMO ". 1, 19%) in which the
amplax forming reaction Is run under adiabatic cond1tious &W Is &*&cured by
inmase In temerature. Mw Induotion parUd is a chameteristia pecularity of
emplax formation bostween n-Varaftins emd ure& in aqqeous solution; it to 1"ry
sencitive t* abon a Im vorking waditionso In ar%Aes containing lose than
n-peraffins (uhifal corresponds +56 UND "Ct4Mt Of OCNVI= fOXMIAS COkQMMtg in
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AUTHOPI chegodayev,_ F* A*1 Klimenok 0. V.
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TITLE., Concentration effect In water solution on
formation with normal paraffins
SOURCRj IVUZ. Heft* L San, no. 7, 1964, 55-58
TOPIC TAM urso, normal paraffin, ur*a normal paraffin cimplax,
urea a catane complex, induction period, thermal effect
ABSTRACTi Because of the contradictions In existing statements on
the role of solid ures In the conplex formation with normal paraffins,
a study woo undect4ken to determine whether Polid urea participated
In the formation of such complexes. The effect of the concentration
of ures dissolved in water and of excess solid urea was studied in &
svqtem congisting of a hydrocarbon and water Phase. by a mark-A
a-hyd
--44-k $V#_t*4jrf'-*--*txtur* of
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volume)- -&-nd water ph&** had a ure& ciW-centratjon vary-
ing from, 0.6% to 1*5* the Volumes of thn phases were maintained at
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a constant level. The induction period, thermal effect, and maximum
rate of temperature rise determined f rom thersoRraph measurements are
shown in Fig. I of the Enclosure. From these curves &ad from the
formula#
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where m. the molar ratio of uron to normal paraffin, is 0*653o + 10511~
(n is the out.-bar of a &too# in the normal paraffin molecule). it was
concluded that the concentration of urea in water solution strongly
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affects the kinetics of -lomptsix formation of normal paraffins wtth urta,
With an Increase In the concentration of dissolved urea, the tnductio*
perioti deercAset but the rate and thernal t(fect of cnnplux totmation
[ n ( r 0 a q I a ,Extrapolatton of curve I ( FIR, I , stiows tti.%t at vre&
t, u nan ! r at Ions belov U.6, the foTrzation ot the corip, ~jx does not take
.~' ~ A'I ,1hi COMPISA formation involves Only 11issolvid ur~&; tile solid
urea nervai as A iource of ureA in the galution. Orif,. art. h&si
2 figures.
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kcCISSION Mal &PS00"23 UK/0152/65!000/001/0051/0054
AMOR: ChegoJayev, If. A. , KILwartak, B. V.
nTLE: Keehaniss of complax ft _ttoa urLog the interaction of ti-paraffto
hyllrocarbons with an aqueous uret Golut on
SOMCE - IVIUZ. Reft, t t4a. 0-0.3. 1965, 51-54
TOPIC TAGS: petroleum refining. hydrocarbon purificetion. paraffin hydrocarbon.
uren complex, the. gram
ABSTRACT- A mixture of ri-ctUnr tth decalin (24% cetane by vol.) and a saturated
aqueo,wq solutiov of urea 65~.6% urea by wt.) at 25C were used t0 6tud7 the kine-
,f c-wtplex formAtton under various conditions of stirring. Themelitrams rf
-1r ~-xpcriment!] were recorded. The followinp, cnr~( lusif,r, were reacbed:
i(~(-4 not affect the rate of c(opley fomattcr lpiin DeilA.
ratrT ia let~rwined by the f`r-Pq,jn,Y - !' , 1 ~i, ,r,i. Aifl~~! t -, '!
mn,s t~y tt,e specific rate of ro=v1pi 1 "r ~t I I n" ~T , r~d-
the induttior period of co=p1ex frr-t--Ati,,r ~5 i ~ A Y ',n . --,~ndrnt
.-.rr1rlR rate in the absence of re%inr.; anti jq-c trArc-Q will, ir(rrx,ir'g
at e when t ca Ins are present; the maitiintot f mt c o f rcnmp i ex ~o
,rv-q with increasing stirring rate; in the presence of resin%, the IncreAme in
C~u, d1/2

'j. ~"-'336-65
ACCESSION NRi AP5009023
tlip -.itv of coinplex fomation doir!ng the main VerIM 1* wrt- raptcl. All these
pp,~"-mvruk are orplained In terms of A mechanism proposed by the authors. 0-r I P'.
,I r t . nm q : 4 1 isures ffv-J I forIM14.
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Moscow&, Nofty&Aoy Inatiltut*
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Produa -ion and strolo~m I scows GostaptekhIsdatp
195T* 393 Pe Its, Tmdys WPO 20 it copies printed#
fteautive 4daO: Martynows, XOPO and Note Svy&tItsk&v*s
Tocho~ Zdo I Polosinaf t Aeb.k. i4toftal Boards zhisaah KOFO
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MAO'at* 0 _ss ;fe of zooDOMIG
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Scienoesp Xq No MUU, Via Professors FoP:' Dwu Profossarp
I#A# Charnyys Proftsior-vol* rno Profossors, Tes, X6
Kazmkp Profe4sorp Y*W# Paldwov# Pro moors 00NO Panchank"'P
Prorossors NoSo ator of Chavloal Sciences XoA* AIMSOV#.
Docent, Vol, Birjukovp ant, V*Wo Vinogradovp Docents
R.I. Tagiyavp VIM* OUSPOTich*.
PMPOSRS 2his book'Is Intended for specialists working In the
petroleum. and sas IMYA&trr And for advanced students at PG-
trciauW, vuse so
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Magnomlo, treataient and proventim, of teuros6d In chil-dren.
SUrs na-ticho trud, Pran, goo* mod. inst. noo 20,sl*70-194 1
(MlFA 19i1)
1. 1z kafedry detskikh ',*Iezney (rAv. - p-- P.P. Apallonw;
(deceased)) katedry gcopA'tal*noy podlatril zavo - dotsent
A.H. Earloys) lvanmkop gosudarstvvnnogn me4itsinskogn in-
stituta (raktor,- dotsent Ys.M& hmanov,*

Countr7 *. USSR T
CatcGory: Ihman and *.nUial Physioloa. Circulation.
General Prob1z j
Abe Jcur: H=iol-, 11c 19, 1958# W2
Author -Klitm
Inst TVMTo-yo flu&cal. Tnatituto
Title The Indamis of Mood Pressuro, Pulse =id Wspiration
In Hualthy Preschool Children and tho Effect of V,trlou
Fuctors Upon Tbon -
OriG Pub: Ob. nauchn. tr. 1v*novsk- uod. in-ta, 1957, vyp. 12, 25-32.
1
Abstract: No abstract.
cam 1/1
T-30

PENKA, Kiroslay prof., Wry PbMr.. C.Sc. (Brno, Tr. Obranou stru 10);
KLRkht Emillej SAO, Vladiair
PosoibilMiss or ut1lIxIng Irrigation for the plant Mentha
piperits, Hudson., Aota pharwoo 80-36 163.
le Chair of Pharmaeutioal Botany, Yaculty of llharmacoutios#
Bratislavae

fV
93conamizing production In all f"torles, @hope, and work locatlons** 221)
NTasks of the ll&t industry in the third year of the Flv*-Y"r Plan. U4)
CLSKOSLOVINSKY PMSL (Kinisterstva teAsbo a IsWeebo p.umolu) Prahap Vol 7v
so 4. Apr. 1951.
SOt East I~uropem Accessions List# Vol 3t No go Aug 1954.

KLIMENT Gyorgym
An account of JW study trip to the Oerman Democratic Republic,
Zen tud kosl HTA 19 nofItI07-120 163.
1. Magpr Tudwanyw Akadexis. Mussaki Ismial Nutatc, Intesetev
Budapest,

FOLMMOJOIDlyp a kwd~l WWUAP* daterai
BAM"q Mid
An &*oaunt of US CM *WeW In Imo. Km tud koal
MIA 19 no~W73-276 l6j~
Aboada m6said temiai zutato intowts,
OA XAaw Todcoanyom AkadswU go"
&MUGM07M ONStRlyanak Zoslamny*LO aserkmasto bizottm4l

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=i~? W=M jl;~=UIITC -Z~
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KLIH3ITjJ*; VNIMO 1,
Upodyntrophy vith muocular hnmrtrophyo Cask* pediat. 19
no*51425-430 RyI64
1. Datake oddelani ftwoenice v Toplicich; vvdoucit Iskar

Special soma juA =As for resiathm w*2ding-*n an a volding
Pnose Ivaranis, 22 no4dol-105 AV--163*
10 Tmq Broubumy Liboioo*

Poisoning vith 0.1 per *ont Sanorin Galena nose drop emulsion
in a 3-year-oM boy. cook, pediat. 20 no.10000-901 0 065.
L Detske oddelal nomocnice v Toplialeb (yedouct MUDr. No Welgl).

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-the tjuooessive-Individusa.Indicatloii thWIh ~:"Na
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computing wpliflara lw~ vice the electrical outputs of . the
individual controlled 0oints are connoot*d on the one direa
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Title By Purposerui Endeavor let us Strive to Improve the
Quality of Breeding Bulls Utilized for Artificial
Insemination In Slovakia (Tseleustremlennoy rabotoy
uluchshit' kaohestvo plemennykh bykov IspolIzuyemykh
dla iskusetvennogo osemeneniya v Slovakil)
Orig Pubs Nas chovj 1957o No 8$ 214-216 (in Slovak)
Abstracts No abstract,

KLDOW, J.
Air cauditiostag of airplam# cablas. p. 2117
LEMKY ODWR* (Yllmstorstvo demvy) Prahap Czechoslovakio, Vol*' 3j,
so. 31 Oct. 1939
Meatkly List of Ust Eurorean Aacenfloss (EEAI), LC. *Vol. 9v so. 20
Feb* 1960

Ufact of twists on the quality of cotton yam and knit ,oods. p. 144, (T*xUl.
Pmha, Vol. 9. no. 5. May 1954)
$01 Monthly Ust of Zest Zuropean Accessions (BUL). LC Vol 4, No, 6. June 1955 Uml

KI.TKMT, L.
Crimping of polyamido fibers, p. 90.
(Textil. Vol. 12t no. 3p Kar. 1957. Praha$ Czechoslovakia)
Sol MontUy Ltv-t of East European Accessions (UAL) LC, Vol. 6, no. 10, October 1957. Uncl.

SK=UD , F. I XLDMIT L. I ?ZSAR. it. I MAJA 0 P.
The importams, of tooth extraction in orofacima orthopedics.
Acta unly carol. food.) 7 no.5s659-W 161.
1. Stomatologioke oddeleni lakarska faJm1tY hygienicks University
Karlovy v Press,, vedouci prof. XUDr. Mr. F. SkaloW.
(T=R EMUCTION) (OMTODONTICS)

nDQWT 14
'Containerto and packing of machinery industi7 products* by .11 .. 1. ~
F. Urstsi. Ravlowed by *. Kliment. Jams, "oh opt 5 no.7:
1 232 JI 160.

SVORAD,, D.1 HURWO Nei SOMOMI Jal 22MIT-1 BMMOVA, A..
Taleautostimulstion of the brala. Bmtlsl. Isk. Usty 43 ft 2
no.7416-48 163.
I* CSAV - Ustay expriuntaUtj asdiciny SAV I Bmt1sla"s
riaditel olan konsp, SAV Jo Antal,, Dr. So.
(am

t-p
-All

XLIM12ITp Ps; SVORADj Do
A device for si a prepration of mt*Ulo microoleetrodoso
Rota nerve supsillre.M) 6 noWS1-453 164.
I# Ustay experlsAwtalnej sedloln.7 Slavfmokaj akadento vado
*atlelavas

KUMPVTO P (Bratisl4vat SlanklevIctoys, 1); SVORADj Do
An Inexpensive respirator based on the principle or active.
Inspirationo Activ, nerv. #up. (Praha) 7 no.2406 165

KUMENT, V.
uperch-irgln~- of four-stroke diesel engines 4ith turbochrirgers. 07
STRUJI&L'ISTVI (Minist-arstyo taskaho strojirenstvis minlater3tV0 pr-janeho strojiranstvi
Hiniste -stvo automoviloveho pruoqslu a zamedelskych stroju)
Praha, C%echoslavakin
Vol. no no. 2p Feb. 1Q59
Monthly list of E4at European Accessions LC, Vol, 8# no. 7,
July 1959
Uncl.
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KLDGWI To
tfabormloole., Lsko obior 3 no.llt639-W
1954,
1, 2 kmjsksj nowcoloo the v P.Stakuptolach, a Ile poro"IeksJ
.kltntky WOU v BratioUv*.
(PRIONAWYO In voicu dive"es
tubardoo
(TtMOUMIeg, PMMURY# in propmew)

ILIMM, Tojtech, MUDraj VALOTA# Michel, WJVr,
wwt~vqiw
ft"Howe vith oieratme in 'puerporim Cook# on. 19 n0-31317-327
Oct 0.
1. Zo Une m, pors k1laof pre&iosta prof* Dro Sve Statanik, a
XUDr. Jose( K"artle. s psych. kliniky v Brottalavoo
(Pumd"lu"O complications
prov. by exorcises)
(M=l 82 TMWLM
to puarperium)

~r.: MI. Dr.; IDIALCILOVA. Dr.
sonal experlonco with prevention and treatment of
thrombopblobitis In poorportue. Casko arm. 22/3.6 no.1-2i
67-73 Fab 570
1. 11, son. pore klin,, Bratislava* Prodnosta doc, MuDr,
Aural 11adcovice
("MMOOP"ITIS, there
vitamin I A calcium In puarporal thr"bopblobitte (02))
(PUMMONs eampl,
thromb6pblabitis, there, vltwdn I & calcium (Cs))
(VITAMIN 2, there use
puerperal thrombopblobitle, with calcium (Cs))
(CALCIUM# there use
puerperal tbrombophlobitio, with vitamin I (Cs))

T.WM2. I.: STMII1KS P,
Problem of wiriatal mortality In premature births, Cos. gM 23[37]
60.4:265-%q An@ 58,
11. 9YIU par. klin, v Ir&tislavo, prednosta doo., Dr. A. AWovlof
L, 11, an, par, klinikat Bratislava.
(IMAXT NORULI-rr, Otatistloss
premature Ia. (Cs))
(MAW, PXM"Mo
mortaL statist " (Cs))
'0111 NO, IN 4 IM

KLUMT, T.; Mks. J.
-~-~stAgq of labor In tuberculous patients. Cssko an* 23(37] no.61
462 Aug 58.
10 He son. pore klInIka v Bmtislave, prodnosta doe. We A* HM&OViCo
V, see 11, son# pore klin. v Bratislavoe
(UBOR
3rd stadoo mamg*Sfnt in Pulse tuberc. (Cs))
(TU is, PUM:MT, in progn*
mugement of 3d stage of labor (0s))

~~C- IM C AJr
SOME; Divan Hams
Co=trys Czechoslovakia
on/
Audamic Decreest /,not Ov
AffilUtion r
Bratislava# 0 Vol X0 -,,0 30 1961; pp 401-404
,,Sone Observations made in Paris Hospitels"
Was
KLIX=N'T., V.; %D,, Hotd (prodnosta) Departnont of obstetrics and GrnacoloCy
(Gyno%ologicko-poTodnicke oddeleni) City HospitrI
Hemocnica) Bratislava
Z~;E=A=,) X,; Institute for the Care of t4io '3*other and Child (urtav
peae o matku &. dite) pram-poeon

A) V,
SURM3, OrMen Ma
Courktryl, C'echoslovakia
AcadvAG Doefteal /not CVan/
Departrla.nt of Obstetrics and GynacojoCy (r-yn,,::alo-ldt0-
. Institute o47 tpubl.'c !~~ap-i,h
AfflUatical porodnicko oddeleni) city A. .I
(IMMt *.-Utni Ust&V naro&%alio :Cmvia-) Bratis'"va
-x1ratialava, jalaxim 2kzgz# V,01 12311 -pp COD-530
Datat IlExperlences stith Nwer !!othods of Dic.-Annoziz of Preenancylt
Ml-!'~-.T It Head (prednosta) of Depart--o.-,,,*, P.,,,o*,ro; :D
I L
V-?A ~rff') 7.

ILDMO'Tojtooh; KUMXO Josef
An attempt at evaluation of the Offoot of fatigue an the menstrual
oyale. cesk.gp.26[401 uo.I/V40-41 7 t6l,.
1. Gyn.par.odd. MIZ Drattelva - NITYt Prednosta primer dr,121vent
PsychAdintica Ul v Dratislave, produosta prof.dr. X.GuensUrgtr.
(TATIGUI)
(KBOMATION pbrelal)

VOJTAS M doo I MOURDSMA, 8,1 DOL9ZALp A. Cso KAZDAP sIt
XWORA) D.1 NLRSALO KOO-dw,# C306;
SOYUJC~OVA-PI~Ckp I*$ Mos
Ourrent problexe.of the hio and somtIo method of preparing for
labor. Cook. Va. 2?(4lTC.5t34?-356 Je 062.
LUM)

XLDOXTp Vol MOMO A,j MMU# L
ThreabowboUe dbsww in Synecology w4 obstetrics, Cook,
28 w.4t2l?.228 YO 16).
I* Ctrus por. odd. Wetekej nesoftice a 2p*2IklWk" v 9
Drauslaw-I "dual doe. 4r. V. KlOwat. lat. W. Nestakaj
sonoulos a 2 pollkUnikou v BmUslavep vedual doe. 4r. K.
solemn, fd
PWm) (mmomnewsm)
ANCY CWLI CANDIOTASCUUR)

cam XOMA, Rj MIONSCO Is
commatIa c% the otlepathogeseals and diagn6als of tbrosbOw
eabolio die*sso ta Vasoology &14 6bftOrics- C*mk4 Use 28
xo.4x222-n* MY 163.
1, rr Imt. odd. Mestskej nowasiss s 2 po2,ikuaikon v BmUm2a"j
vedual, doe, drs to HdamA I am.-Par. odd. Mostakej assocals
a 2 poUkUnikou v, 9j4ti*Uv*,, "dual doe. dr. V. 134mat.
0 (41N OLOGY)
XWOUM
ART
IAOMOMBIASS 0 TIAL)

UMMj, 1.1 ZACMp I.; DrrfSOVA,, V.1 BAL4MVA,, T,
An attsWt to evaluate the effect of extreme PIVA"I exertion
on the omtrus and jq trim In rate, Ceek. aftk. 28 no,73
502-503 8 163,
L Gyns-por, odd, mestakaj newenice y Bratislays,, vedmi doe.
dro To Kliment, Cbmddq ustaw $AV v BratIslave, vod. odd,
famakabiodynaidky dr, ?,V, Selse
(EMTION) (ISTRZ (0-im

V.; FRIMp V.j PICKp J,
Liquiti-vapor equilibrium, Pt. 33-b roll Cz 4,nam e') nc,9s2W8--4VI5
s 1(4
Is Institut fur phyalka-11va!w Che.%Ie# TechWvche Hochschas fur
Gbomlep Prague,

Polittim of '.IV,* ot d4ilrc-Ty wid V~ a.r
19 nr,,ut84,9wl,3 62j,
Is fOmxkol-r;g I echo Abtlit!~4ig -iom Ln ftrattAl
tM b3tittit fur Metc,,rolngle -lod
a M I J Ch v I t ~t d#-.- w4 !I.; I

KLIYXNT,_)!.q..,PTANIKOVA, As
Analysts of some Indices of p*rInatal mortality in wostern
Slovakia during 1962# Cask. anck. 29 no.6t447-449 AC,064*
1. Gyn-por. odd. Mestaksho ustavu narodniho zdravi v BratlslaY4
(veduol doe. dr. V. Klimmt, CSc,) a PodJatr, odd, Kmjsksbo
narodniho vyboru.

1
KI-TrENTO V. , doe, dr,
The problem of border areas In obstetrics &m4 gpecologr.
f.PrelWasry corsavdcation). Cook. gynok. 30 no.9i641-W
N 165.

jg!Erj V. DratIolavas bosrueova 3j 2ACRARI V.1 STEPANOVIC,, Jal HAIIJZA, Oj
dit-ICANY1, 0.
Samo differential diagnostic problems in urology and gynecology#
~ Cook* auks 30 no-9000-702 N 165.
1, Oyn.-por.,odd. Mestaksho ustavu narodniho admvi v Bmtislav*
(veduai doca dr, V, Klimento CSc*)* Submitted July 10, 1965.

KLINWA,,V,, Bratislava, Dowacove. 3; IIATYANT, T*j DZAX,, 1,
On the problam of propan y and fpseudoprepanor. Cesk. %unsk.
30 no,9007-708 X 165,
ls Oyn&-por. odd, Mestakeho ustavu narodniho sdroyl Y DmUslave
(yeduci, Doe. dr. V. glimutp CS*.). SubftitUd JUI7 100 1965.

VALMNT9 M,; CATARp 0.1 KORMOVAO J.j_g;MMT# Vot doe* dr.
Mcparlences vith metrocidasol SPofA In the treatment of
trichomonlasise Cook# gynake " no*3tl9l-193 #163,
L Vyskwma labort parasitologis pri katedre vveobeonsho b1clogle
fveduais prof. dr. V. VIrsansky); IrAtedra Isks oj mikrobiclogio
a imunologis (Yeduais doe, dr, J, Stefanovic), Iskarske fakultj
University Kcasnakshoj Bratislava# a Oyn. por. oddel W-Phoftebo
ustavu narodniho sdravi Y Bratislava (Yeducis doe, dr. V6 WSWOO

s~ vuz;~Fzj
KLIMENT, T.; VALENTt Mo; HULTN*I,; RIECAUSKYO 1,
On changes In the blood picture in indicated pregnancy Inter-
ruptions* Bratial. lak* 11sty, 44 no*lOt628432 30 N t64
le Mestsky uotay narodniho adravip Makologiek o-Nrodn I eke
oddelenle (Yeduci - doce KUDr, Vs Kliment)l oddolente klinicktj
patofyziologle pri tatedre experimentalnej patologle lak, fakulty
University Kommaksho v Bratislave (Yedual - doo. MUDr. 1.11artso
C800)#

CATARp Gap Bratiolavap Saslnkova 4/&j VAIENT, H,; XLIMWA Vq DEAXO E.;
HUDCOVICI A.
Some parasitological problems in gynecology and obstatries.
Ceska gynek* 30 no,9s694-696 N 165.
1e Vyakum. labor. parmaitol. pri Katedre lak. biol. Lakarsko
fakulty University Kownsksho v Bratislave ("duct prof. dr.
Ve Vreansky)i Gyne-por, odd. Mestskeho ustavu narodniho tdravi
v Bratislava (veduci doo. dr, V, Vivant) a Ho gyno-por, klin,
I,skarske fakulty University Koxenskeho v Bratislava (prodnosta
doo. dr. A. fludeovio).

U.1 MAURIt, J.1 UnOS, A.; RAWANTO To
A note on the differential dia4posis and therapy of vegetative
pellpathy, -Caskgra.96001 no.1/2tlO2-106 F 161.
L 11. psoporoWnikso prodnosta doosdre ludeovial Pera4latriaks
klintlao prednosts prof. dr. Oususbargov; Is Syn.porAllullm w
BratisUve. prodnosta -prof .dr. 'Stotaniki Gynspor*odde OM Le"ass
prednosta drellatvwW.
(AUTONWO JWOJS STIM d1s)

A/273/ W 000/002/002/010
AOWA126
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AIMMISS .0dvan, Zdon;k, Cadek, Otto, Kratochvll, Plax1millan, X11ment, Vla-
d1mir, Svitek, JIft, Janutka, Josef, Ostrouchov, KikvM
TITLE: Internal combustion engine with supercharged turbocharger
PERIODICALt Refarativnyy zhurnal, otdellnyy vypusk, 39. Dvigatell vnutrennego
no. 2, 1963, 11 - 12, abstract 2.39-77 P (Cssoh. Pat##
01. 46f, 5/03, 46f, 8/02, no. 98178, January 15, 1961)
TWZ To better utilize the energy of exhaust gases It Is propossod to WAP*
ply them In two straws 4 and 7 (see ?IS.) to the gulding apparatus of the See
turbine 16, the blades of which have such a form In each of two sections 5 and 8
that.the circumferential components of gas velocities are equal.. In a 4-clole
enginei2 exhaust valves 13 and 14 are mountedl the valve 14 opens later than
tho,valve 13. A variant of an erWAns with an outlet slide valve Instead of two
Valves Is described as well as a variant of a 2-oycle *Wne with two channels
connected to the outlet ports. There are 2 figures,
Card 1/2

, .1 .. .. , 1, . , , .
Internal combustion engine with supercharged ....
Figure i
(Abstracter's notet Complete translation)
Card 2/2

L 37252 EWPM/w IJP(c) OOLJD
ACC NRs AP60278M SOURCE COMI- 02
AUTHOR3
Cifkal Jiri; Klimantj Vladimir
ORG: Nuclear Research Institute, -CSAVO, Res (Ustav jaderneho "zinau CSAV)
TITIEt Chemical states of 3-35 in neutron irradatdLonium chloride
SOURCEs Jaderna energie# no* 3,, 1966,, 98
TOPIC TAGSt anionium salts neutron irradiation, sulfur, particle accelerator
targetj, chemical valence
ABSTRACTs The influence, of the oondio
in preparation of the target material an the distribution
of S-35 atoms between the respective valency states was Inves-.1
Itigatied.- A substantial part of the 3-33 activity was found in
the sulfide fractions Oxi"tion of 8-35 atoms occurs during
the, thermal annealinal a short reduction period was observed
'for some sampl4s# Inoreaso of the temperature, and duration of
,the neutron Irradiation caused decroaso of B-35 Aetivitr in
itho sulfid* fractions XR1 Report go 1389/61o Sent for publi-
cation j'j jInarg. JAWl. Chle. EB&"d an -authors' Eng. abet.) (JFRSs .36,,845
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4, Radio I& Iducation,
Youag radio amateurs help Is brixgiU culture
to the toilers of tbs-seewist fields,
Radio. No. 10, 1932
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, J&K-0&17 953. Unclassified.

Bee culture 2* isdo parer, i dop. M*9kv&j '4os. izd-vo selkhos lib-ryj 195h. 287p,
(Uchobniki i uchobnyo posobiis dl" podgotovki velOskokhozWstv*nnykh kadrov arednai
Kvalifikataii)

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2* USSR (600)
IlQuestion of Relation of L499 of Pressure in Pipes in the Movement of a
Hyd.romass tothe Size of Solid Particlosmt Is,, Ak. Wauk SSSR., Otdolo Takho
Nauk, No. 7, 1940. Hydronschanics tAboratory, XtWbyahey Hydroelectric
Paver Station (Gidrousle) Submitted 19 Apr 1940.
9. 1M Report U-1530i 25 Oct 1951
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4. Ptmping machinery
7. Use of a water raider for Increasing the 7.roduativity of ='Ang a tations,
Gidr. stroi. 21, noo 10# 152,
9. Monthly Llp_U gg 1-Wasian kaggslions,, Library of Con_-roan, Yetxuax-t 1953. Unclassified.

1. Y IL T" 1: " 1:1 17 A . V.
S-R
4. Dred.,it: I'achinery
7. c~-,emtlcn 0~ a suction dredste fat o-ti-m*1 ef I C!"ri-,v .
is 1953.
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9. Monthly-List of Russian Accessioniq Library of Congress, June 1953, Unclassified.

ILDMM, A.N.. inshenar.
Actual -specific gravity of pulps and specific gravity of pu2p I I M 4 1 AIn
flow. Oldrostrd,,'22 no#lls2q-32 N-D '33,

11101tatl~xn or Z~cavatlng
"Som "Wztlons on the Hydraulics of 1-ul- RalaW to the %'u
P=ps.0 CaM T-ich Sol, Moscow Ordir of Libor W Ba=r Conatrucni4ln &4-~inmrinr Inst
izioni V. V. Kuybyshov, 111in Hi,.-h-3r Education MR, "Oscow, '-934. (FL, ',o 1, Jan 55)
Survoy of Ocl)ntifla &M Technical nt T:S# 14 ICbwir wucational
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zemleso3ov, X-p 1954 14 x, 21 w# (Y-vo rfanh, ubmzovanlya =. Yosk, -
ordena 'rruds Krasnogo ZrAmni insh-stroit in-t imo V. V. Lt4ybyshava)
110 ekz. B. t3--(54-53722)
SO., Y,,izhaya Latopial., Vol, 19 1955

MaL.Pucoment of soils by aurrents with and w1tImmt hood.0 A.S.1wastay.
Reviewed by A.Nollbwatovo Oldrostrolo 23 no.,3145-% 154. (MU 7W
(tvanoys AXo) Mil aschmAce) (Marthwork)