SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOCHUBEY, M.I. - KOCHURIKHIN, V.TE.

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.4~.J -'-IIUVALO'I,, S.A.) THROKOVAt I.:*rod.
($Oils of the Uzbek 8,S,R,l PQObV Ustokskol SM. Tashk*ntj
Isd-vo *Usbeklatim.1 VOIJ. 1964. 294 p. (MIRA 180)
is Ak&dwAlYa cauk Usbekskoy SSRo Tashkent. Institut po,-bv(-
Todonlya,

Us L Cand 81ol Sai -- "Role of floods In thee farrotlan
-or soil In the Ama-Darlys d4lt*#* Ushkents 19S8, V) 1'r Idth 01190"
(Aa~-4 Sol Uzbek OR* Inst of Soil Solenc*), It,(' coi,les (XL, 111)
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IMUGO Ityst UqM 1 14191 '80cme lope
OU.Salflaotion of fte sells of tbs sgricultursa regions of VAboldstame
Foobyovedeals ws6s" is 060. (XnA 13tu)
1. TsivooyunV usuabso-lasledovateltaidy lustitut kblo*modstvso
(Vaboldeta&-41olls-41assif Ication)
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KOCHUBEY9 W.p polkoynik
Rov to prepare and carry out tactical supply oporstions In the rear.
Tyl t snab. Sol. Voor. 3i1. .22 no.8i22-27 As 161. (KM l4tl2)
(Hilitary education)

GAZHIYEVo V.V.j KOHORYUKo O-U..S ZOQAqV4..PA.()-
Role of agriculutral animals In the opld*Mology of loptospiroxis
in Donetsk Provinces Zbur.aikrobiol.pepid. I imn. 41 no.5i67-70
W 164. (MIRA ISO)
1. Donetskiy seditainakly Institut i Donetskaya -oblastnaya
v9 toorinamays laboratoriya,

XOCHUM S M.1 ATAVRATIt C.I.. f5t^vm~lo H.L.)
==-
Testing the "Ildity of swo elavrio&l forwu';',w- :a cMtal
qtics In tfol~ exclUm Ab"'Tt-lun rsSlon, Ukr. f ~ * shur# 8
na*93999-lC*7 S 1630 (HUA 174)
1. Inatitut f1sW AN UkrSSR,* Klyvv.

JwCHUrwTj S ON*
Characteristics of the electron vIbratlan spectrum of aona,.
deuterobansense Ukr, fis., Wtur, 9 no.lt46-50 J& '(A,
OGRA 170)
L Institut flaild AN Uk?68R, Kiyev.

ACCESSION NR# AP4043008 0/0051/64/017/002/0213/0218
AUTHORt Kochubey, S. X.
TITLE: Manifestation of mulacule symmetry in the spectrum of a..
crystal
SOURCEs Optika i spektroskopiya, v. 17, no. 2, 1964, 213-21
TOPIC TAGSt benzene, deuterated compound, crystal symmetry, mole-
cular spectrum, absorption spectrm, spectrum analysis
ABSTRAM It is shown that the spectra of molecular crysta*,* can f
be interpreted on the basis of the singularities of the i,yivnetry of
the molecule in the crystal. The effectiveness of the wit*-od is
demonstrated by using the spectra of crystalline benzen,! tA mono-
deuterobenzone an examples. it is claimed that this opirrach elim-
inates many of the difficulties in the interpretation of the sinqu-
larities in the absorption spectra of such molecules, Different
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approximate inodel representations of the molecule symmetry must be
used to explain different singularities of the spectrum. The ap-
pearance of absorption in the region of the supplementary series is I-,!
related with the appearance of several fundamental oscillations
that Are forbidden in a molecule with high symmetry. Sinco this
interpretation Is not unique# it needs to be verified, one of the
methods being a comparative analysis of the spectra of crystalline*
pairs such as benzene and deut* Is robenzene. Comparison of the sbsorp-'~
tion spectra of the vapors of these two substances shows that subz
stitution of deuterium for hydrogen barely changes the symmetry of
the molecule in the crystal# However, comparison of the spectra
of the two substances in the region of the supplementary sorLea shwe
that each has spectral bands missing from the other. These bands
are interpreted and reasons for their occurrence are suggested*
"The author is grateful to V. L. Broude for guidance and to Ya. r.
Sheka for a discussion** Origo arts hasi 2 figures and 2 tables,
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AUTNWo Drouds, V.~ L.;
s The awiton speatft of mixed "pub
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I*rIC TAQSs excitont Mxod orystalo noleoular "talt U4ft abeorption,, 413MMP-',
tion band,, b*nsens., "ahMIA041
AMWOT a The authors hm oormidered a previously proposed theory an exclue
s3mowytion of IUM in mixed molsouW aptAU (T. L. Brows ard I& If ftshba)
ITTo 39 1941o )JU)- and have ompared It with *Varimnt4a da". The theory
Mal tins that the mplitudes of szoitation of different Icirds of no2ecul"
own"ift identical positions in the unit Call an equal, In the present 0011WAS," -L4e
ison thoy have used data on Kbwd bomens crystals and have founi
the theory to be perfed2y saUstackry for deterninkS the position of the
absorption band associated with impurity mcciton son" ed for detcvdning the
distribution of Intensities within tb"o sonsive No deviations of Wworsucal
resaUs from c"rinsubal daU wers obtained MA weft Vftter than age" fm
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KOCHUBEYr T.-A,
At-the in Artse Sergeyev frce J;rll 1939 to Arril 1947#
the following dissertation* were diftMed in connection with attaining the scholarly
degree of Candidate of, Technical.Salonce (specializing In alAW electrical "inserlogi
T. A. KochWW on 29"M7 1940 defended his dissertation on the subject of w1ho ,t,,,tl-
zatlon of charging stotage batteries for electric nine locoativesO.
The official opponents of this dissertation were Doctor of Technical Selma" Erofossor
?. P. Pirotskly and Candtlato of Technical, Sciences Docent S. A. Volatkovsklye
Detailed critical &malysls was given of the oystais Used for autuaUsing the obwgbq at
storage batteries In the USSR and abroad. Tbe lFolsr* autowatic device used for charging
acid batteries, and the glass sesomy reatifter# vex* checked ex;*riaensally. Opera-
tional reaamendetions and Instructions were cosAW.
SOt Eloktriehestvo 'Cx10cWcitY.7# Xo. 20, October 19.47. Moscow.

IOCHDZYm Y.G.0 Inshe
Second Coordination Confaroace an the Mahafacture, of RefrigerAting
Machines, Khol.takh, 39 no.4s5~-54 JI-Ag 162. (MRA 1712)

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sciewe Genesis And UDPrkthY Of 00ils-
Abe jour : Ref zhur - Biol.) No 3) 1958s 10473
Author XklashnikoVp Aslop Kiaber9p X-V-s KOchubeY, Ye-?-,
Kochubeyj M.I.
Inst Institute of SOIl SCICDCO) AcadeM of 3cleW*$ UZSM
Title The Soils of the M&M Bonk Region of the Lover AM-D&r'3%
Orig pub Tr. In-ts pochvoved. Akad Sauk Uz&qR, 1956) 190 2, 3-92
Abstract The results are given Or an inv"tLiption of 700ooOO hec-
tares of the right bank of the Amsx-Darlym delt.~* The
mendov soils of the region cAn be divided into Wo groups.,
those uhich have been intensively built un by tlluyial de-
posits from the regular floods and those vhich have been
veaklY built up, The soils of lov-1ying aresa wv distin-
guished by their heavier mechanical composition, and occa-
sionally by their salinity (112-186 tons/hectAre and less
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WMISOil science Genesis and Geography of soils.
J-2
Abe Jour Itat 2hur *&,M401 ,Ain
of soluble Mats In the thmwter layer The meadow
.C&Xb0ftt* $0118 an ftrmd %tore the ground vater is not
far frM the 9urWQJ they Contain 0.6-3.0% hum, are
POOr In Pj andrich in N and K. These soils can be di.
vided into three C&tepries: $&It-free, Vw*1Y &&line
(139 T/heatare of mits), and heavily salim (241 T/
.hootis" of $&its)* The 841ts are a ebloride-suirate, =ix-
tur*- "U'dW MA MadOV-sarshy soils occupy a coqwati.
vely 8=11 srsa- 801000hWocauvied , 9.5% 3f the inves.
t'P'ted arse and fall,LAW the 011OVing "tWrl**: ty-
pical" Madw" 6"s STA residual. on the average the
solonehaks Cwt 46 tons of $&Its per hectare, Vith
chloride-sultste am SodiuM.MpOSIUM Mixtures Predmiza.
_tinfl- The W64M MA mrsby solowlmks,, vhich are &"P-
ted to 10w'lyW IWO", OCCUPY * 1% of the reSion. &a.
dov*desert, and VMd*w_t!jgM soils are formed in the than-
mels of dried up rivers under conditLons of weakened
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aw: Kruno&r %lytochnio rnstitate (&osnodarskly Politemmicheekly Institut)
TIM$ rwreallift the f1m vel"Itt" In &'Wwtl"l rotary aPP&fttw
ISOUItCls MM. PUhabovan tekhno2ogipt no., 3o 19669 133-137
!"PTe Toss mass transfert f1m rotev &bSorPtl*n 0001fficlentIROM TOOA)
Imostigstion of msg trs"fer pmosses In rotary absorbers and rectifiers
that they h&`VS sjVdflwmt2y different capsoltiese due to twbWlslr4 of the
L~mt rate of
phases by the Introduation of NOChARIC&I M*rgYo It has been Shown that tb*
mass transfer In different son" Of tb*'"UTO space is nOt id4ft"em-le In these "ase#
steady state f i2m comot exist# ed the rate of molecular trswfsr is considerably
iless ihan the rate of tusbulent trmsfer. The artiols describes the d"IP of a
,laboratory model of an apparatus of the 2abyrinth tim. ihose goometrio dbonslom an
Isuah that an the actjv* spice Is utillsed. Mm construction of the apparatus Is
Ishmm in Figure 1. Rot&Ur4 A&tstp of ocal"I fam with concentri"Uy mT&Mod rU4s#
12# aft attached to vorti"l shaft. 1e lh* distan" between rings Is not ldantloalo but
lirler"Ball toward the sonterl bowevere tU are" botmen rings are equall, and in or th*
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was ".048.3
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are attached rings Alch, tOgsth*r with the rifts of the rotatIM pUt". fore &
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LOMAUVA A. OW util"U4 tm offlalmw of FD.Na loomotimpe
Zh.-d. Ummpwtj, 1948j, Mcl. 12t pp. &1-"
301 V-32649 10 Aprn 53 (L*tO* IUMMI 'V$M SUtdY# NO- -4p 1949)0

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Prme Aru* 4 no*22s$3-84 D1162, (KM 15s2)
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(Bleotirto seavarements)

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Trwulotor anpliflgro in roplatod electric drives#
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BROVMAN, Yakov Samnovichl KAGAN, Valerif Gannadlyevichl
'KOCI[UbryzvsKlyI?alike R=dovl~:h; NAVDIS' Vanismin
"XOTEM I CHILINUO LEW)EV, A.M.# redo
[Direct current l7stems with amplidym mW11flers) Sl-
stanq postolannogo toka a slektroxashiraq-mi usilitolAtmi.
Hoskyal Ersergliap 1964. 79 po (Bibliotaks po avtocatike,
no.119j elektroprivody s poluprovodnikovym upravlontes)
(MIRA 1811)

ER0111.0 ,Yakov 'emenovIch; KAGAIij %alerty Gemndivevich;
LOC-H-UNYWAA qdo vich, CMLZM,'V.Go pprofop reds
[Electric drlvsa with trartaintor control. Syotoza with
electromec~anfcal converters (P.1 - G - D)j Elaktropri-
Yody a F*luprovodn1kovym upravl-miez. ~isterj a olektro-
mushintgui preobrazovatelii~rl (,,~w - r, - D). Yoskvn,
Energiiag 1964. E8 P# (Blbliot.,%ka ji* avtowAkep ro.107)
(MIRA 170)

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I V~,, CMFii~iiisrt V.0.1 (nadirostok)
U" of rotary trawforwro in mv chwAss drims Aytomatyka
no, 503-45 160. (MVA U 14)
:(Servamehanim)

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AUTHOR t Kochublyevoklys IoDs (Vladivostok)
TITIZ i en- 'therstionsi choice of precision In automatic
control systems
F&RIODICALI Akademiya nauk SSSR* Isvestlys: otdoleniye
tokhnichaskikh nauk, ZnorSotika -1 avtomatikas no*59
1962, 118-122
TZXTs An Informstion-th*ary approach I& adopted to the
problem of precision In the automatic control of machine toolso
A measure of informatlow-is derined* The effects of different
assignments of precision between the control eyeAs" and the
measurement system are discussed, It Is found that the system
parameters are superior for the-case where the precision of t4e
measurement system is such that all error can be practically
ascribed to the servosysteno
There are 2 figures*
SUBMIMDs February 191 1962
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S/LO2162/00/006/001/005
D20VD308
WHOR: I.D. (Vladivostok)
TITLE: Selection of-the error coefficients of compound
loops in complex feedback automatic control system
PERIODICAL: AvtomatykA# no,.6, 1962, 3-9
TEXT: The author proposes a method of determining the
error coefficients for ccmpound loops, as required for minimization
of error 6 of the automatic control system. The main closed loop
is assumed to be already determined.=4 the parmeters of its coa-
ponents evaluated analytically. The method is presented in two
parts: in the first part the error coefficients are found forthe
case of non-random, inputs when the system error may be ropresented
as the s= of the command and disturbance errors. In the second
the error coefficients are evaluated for stationary random
M
np ts by evaluation of the r,m,s. error from the spectiral, distribu-
tion of the input. There are 3 figures.
SUBMITTEDS March 27, 1961
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L 9991-61 Wt(d)
ACCMSION XR: A.P3Wl383 8/0 144/6 3Vooo/ooj/o3 7 VO 380
AUMOR: Kochub!levsklY, 1. D 7
TITLE: Evalwttlng the accurvicy of reproiuction or rou*V- tip a t4um
- _0 ---9
SOURCE; IVU7.. ElekU,%wkl-Anlka, -
3P 1963o 375-350
,VPIC TAGS: foUcv-up system error
APZ MCT., ReUtions betwen the rms arr)r of a fojjow,~-up system (in
a rwidom alpnal) aad the Tiantity of cu-tput WarmatjoA w,. ip r Ing
~"Stlgstle4
T'AthiNrat-1c8lly. Mquiremel-fts for tche fri-Taericy of e, r0, . -,jp
syste-m are determITY--d uhich w=ld keep tie error or slo-Aa
a S;cclfied 11mit. It Is aholwm hcvt the iiv!-.ur%;-^y of 91,grial csn t--!
cvali;ate-l frm U-,e ahaN of the fr-Tutenn-Ir charsn".r1stic. It in pclrt,!l cit #-,-4A*.
t~, e 4lefor.-ation propt-rtles of the follcv-u~ isyst"- 'are Irt.;trmined "~Y t4c L7wLr!'.fc
of tll-ie reciprocal of mean isju&re of the Grig.
a-rt. hns: 2 figures and 36 torziW.
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AUTHORS#. Koobub,lytvokl I L Do# Manoyl 00 V#
TITLE: Information conditions for the Invarlance of linear
automatic control systems
VNRIODICAW Akademiya nauk.8832. Doklady# Y. 1489 no. 6$ 19639 1268-21)
TXXT; This paper Is an attempt to roduo* Information theory and the
theory of statistical optialsation to the determination of Invariance
conditions* An automatic control system (ACS) Is sysballood by the
following graph:
(xtt) ~Cqj
XI
ror sucha system the equation of Information reads
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Information conditions for the BI 12/~W
(2)
Some consequences are derived from the condition of absolute
In particularg It is shown that,sach Wisner optimum system can be
determined. by means of the theiry of invariance. There.le i figure,
PRESENTED: 239 1962t by .3, No ?*troy, Academician
SUBMITTEDt July is 1962
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MAZOWSMO Valentin k1sksandrovich;
KZM, Tu,14#p red.1 MI". L.M.0 t*WM.ftd.
(Nviess for was.uring mda*iitch In servosystow) lawritell rse-
soglasovantla #IWI#sb*UM siates" Moskva$ Ooosurgolsdat
1963. 79 p. (81blioteks pa avtomatiket no.86) (MM 1701
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KOM= Ot kmadduld N*t-
=14W '06 VUZM(KYSMt V.A.t inih.
Vnivar&Wwv~ 10" addl,,hr testing automatio control systomo
Slaktrattwoft .3$ m.Ad,-3;4p ~64. (MM 17t&)

XOCMBITEVSKff, I.D. (V14divosloc)
Efficiency of autoratic control systats.1tv. 14 SSSR. Tokho k1be
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(Vyugmic modeling of loads in testing automatic control
systems] DinaMcheskoe modelirovwdo nagrusok pri Ispyta-
MUM sytomatiabseMb sisteme Moskyap Zooritilas 1965.
142 p# (Bibliotake po avtomatikep no.151) (KLRA 19il)

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6141.'60.6)
AUTHOR: Zdor, V. V.1 , Kochublyevskly, L D.C04"64JI-)
I ORG: none
TITLE: On a method of constructing the region of pormissible values of the parameters of
elements of automatic control systems
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestlys. Takhnichaskaya kiberneuka, no. 6, 1966, 52-56
TOPIC TAGS: automatic control system, system reliability, automatic control design.
powameter
AMTRACT: Normally certain technical conditions of the design and construction of automatic;
control systems (ACS) are contradictory$ a. g. accuracy versus reliability, cost veftU com-
plexity, etc. Hence at the very outset a compromise solution must be "ht such is, with-
out being rigorously optimal with respect to some conditions, will assure designing a $yet= L
with acceptable effectiveness over the entire range of conditions. Here effoctiveness may be i
construed as the probability that the conAructed ACS will "tidy specified technical condt-
tions and quality criterions under given operating conditions througbout the required period of
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time. In this connection, the authors propose a method of constructing the region of portnts-
sible values of the variable parameters of ACS elements, as based on the criterion of effect-
iveness. Thus If the state of ACS at every time Instant may be ropresentod by a n-variate
-.ector whose components are the parameters of ACS, then the satisfaction of the effectiveness
criterion requires that this vector remain within the conflnos of a specified region, with
failure to adhere to these confines being regarded as an unfavorable event. it Is shown that the
magnitude of the effectiveness criterion is determined by Integration over a W-no region,
whose results characterize the sistern's ability to servo during a specified in erval of time,
and by integration over the region of the system's parameters, whose results determine the
system's ability to assure a specified quality. The pertinent calculations requ.re usir4i digital
computers. The employment of the effectiveness criterion represents a new approach to the
design and construction of ACS and makes a possible to predict the probabilistic deviations of
parameters In the process of operation and to formulate the problem of dotet.AnIxg the opti-
mal parameters. Orig. art. Mat 4 figures, 9 formulas.
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ALEXHINp S.V.jq doktor tekhne naukp pr-3f.j GROXHOLISKIT, N.F. ,
ksqW. tokbo. nai*p,40soj ZDLMIVWjc1#M*# kaude Ukkto
naukp dots.;-KQGMMM- E-16*-.k&"4rtekhn. maukv dots.;
MAUSHEV, O.N.# kand. tekha. neukt prof.; KHLRMIXGV, 'M.S.t
kand. tekbn, tiauk# retsonsentl PISAM, N.G.2 ksad, tokbn,
nauk, dots*# rets4numtj ODING,I.A.j kaWs takhn. rauk#
dots*# retsententi KU&IMOV, I.I.) kand. tektm. taukp
retseuxon'. FRjUQF'MA,#,-,T*sI*j insh*p retsenzontl TAXI~VlXi,
D.A.p Inzh.j reteensentl WMMA, I.N., red,
(Design of too~hnologlcml procosses for the sawfacturs of
billets and parts for the roning stock of rmillroads;
metbodol-voical sawal on the tochnologioml as;*cts of di--
pIwA projents prepared in Instituti,-ma of higher 1^mxrJ-ng
of railroad tramportatIonil Proaktirovanle, t*khwl"IcheskIkh
protsessorv pr*ixvodstva sagottvok i detaloi podvixIuk-g* no-
stay* thelewVkh dorogj ucb9bnc-4wtodIchesko* posobi-e rv takh-
nologichemkol chasti, d1plounago prooktirovanlis v vusakh zbo-
lasnodoroshnoge transporu, Moskva, Vass, za"hayl In-t in-
shenerov zhel-doro transports. Pt.l. 1964. 202 V.
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AVMCRt Kochugov, V.I.
TMAt Investigating the oauses of crank press overlwkda
PERIWICALs RoforativM zhurnal, KashInostroyonlys, no 8 4 1961, 8, abstract
806 ("8b. Laningr..In-ta Insh. zh.-d, tran;p. . 1960, no, 168,
231 - 241)
TMCTj Taking the example of a 600-ton press the author investigated the
causes of crank press overloading 1*MU4 to, a Jamming of the slid* block. He de.
termined the stresses under different stamping conditions. A simulated method was
employed on a press having a slid* block spoof Is ties* greater then that or the
plant presses, with a component model having of the natural six*. Based on 0
data obtained 11. Is corroborated that slide bTooks are Jammed as a result of 0=-
loads &rising when blanks are supplied at a r*ducod temperature, when Oh* pros#**
are set U the minimum thickness of the parts being d19-torged &-ccording to thtir
lower tolerarce limit, and when blanks of Increased dimensions are cut, There are
6 figures and 13 references. M. F*YgIn
[Abstracter's notot Complete tranalatIml
Card 1/1

KOCHUGOVAp A*P.q in2h.; TAXTS&N, V.1op in2h.
Xne abaft sips, gml tranm1solons from a
"Ve "Oar* shurol=14~7v JI 163, (MMA 2618)
I* l4nin"orokLy Polli otaWehookir kciabinst.

KOCHUGOVA Y**l I GUMICH, I.M.
Dmlopmat of borats lualnophors with erytherml acticn, (Trudy)
Olm no.JIM-47 164. (XDU 2815)

TARASOV, G*P., insh,t KOCK=. "
Vos of VY-35 air witabest hvusenergo 18 no.ls2445 Ja 163,
11 (Miatric owitaNear) (XMA 164)

EWT(d)/E*P(k)/CAP(q)/F,*--A (m )/8DS am Ff -4 JDIJG
ACCESSIC"i '~R: AP3000966 5/0135/63/000/00510021M024
i I oe
_t (Enginter)j Koch ov,_!T (Engineer)
tan iw
_Z: I T. brazing with rapid heating. No. 150740
1V
son-cz: svarothn% protgvodstvo, no. 5, 1963. 21-24
TVIC TACS: titanium-alloy brazing, "*Lten.salt-bath br*x1n&j controlled.&Lmosph4ra
brazinZ, brazing alloy, brated-joint strength
ABSTPACT; Since titsaium forms intermetallic compounds with the usual cofistituents
of brizing loys (Cu. Age Nis etc.1 A brittle layer to formed hetw*en tho base
etal and th
A! bratin$411oy. It Is therefore important to h*At tho parts to
~)razing temperatures as rapidly &* possible. This can be done with high-frequency
tnduction heating, ulhich, however, is not alw&ys practicable. In a new meth~ld
developed by the Authors (Authors' Certificate No. 150740, 16 Jan 1961). Oe parts
to be brazed are placed in a hermetically aesl&d. chin-walled, st&in1ess-*:te1
container, which Is then L=ersed in a fused-aalt (BaC12) bath. An overpri%F;ure
of argon Is maintained in the container to prevent inleakage of air SOC4 dfiring
Card 112

L 11105-63
ACCESSIM NRI AP31'=966
tht operation the container to Imersod and upon rtmoval frvvt the bath is :oated
With a salt crust, no excessive oxidAtion occurs, tnd the ser-vice ife rf :ht
oxc4seds 1000 iperatiorts at bracing tezperatures up LI cat~44
in stadying the effect of the heating cycia Arab the type of hratilt alloy
nechanicitl properties of brazed joint& of %"71-1 TI alloy Ci~.0-5.r'6 Al, 1.5-
1.0-2-rol Mol. The mo&t satisfactory results were obtained with ~ioldina
tip,, of It to 2 min. JoLnts brazed with P502111-14 bracing alloy (721. Ag, 26.5% Cu,
0.5'% LI; bracing tem-per&ture, 880C) W a shear strength of 18.3,13.6, and
43.2 kg/=2 at 20, 200, and 400C, respectively; the corresponding figlires 'or
~olncs brazed with pure Ag were 17.4, 12.3, and 6.2 kg/cx-.. A,'&' fiSTares apply to
loi!,ts ~7.ade with a holding tLmt of 2 min at brazing t=porature.) Jointe brated
alloy had a higher Vickers harSIncis in the Lntcrmc-tt ic layer then
tr:ixod with pure AS. indicating a greater tr--Iorittling affect of Cv. The
CA71 also be used for brating stainless steels and heat-resistant al.oyo, as
We- al rt!fractory metals, at temperatures up to 1300C. Orig. art. has. C figures
and ta~;Ies.
ASSCi^.IATION: none
SUMITTM 00 DATE ACR: I1JUa63 VICL: 00
SUB C01M 0~IKL NO REF SM 000 0'MR! C~00
lard 212
r

10C=01
rtrat sioctria plows in the V,S*S-R- Tru4r Imtaot.sstol
tak#. 26:118-135 059, (NIU 1315)
1 (Plows) (11"Otriolty In aviculture)

PaOACPTUK, A-1 NIROSH91101, 1.1 10010MA. S.
work pr4attooo of the leading crew of the Useurt Food Mill undor
the Maritime Administration of Coreal troduate. Muk.-olowsprome
26 no.7:5-7 J1 060. (MIRA UjS)
1. Diroktor Ussurtyskogo koubikormovogo, sairods, (for Frokopyuk).
2. Glavqyy lushonor Ussurlyokogo koubikormovago saw*" (for
Hiroshntkvv). 3, Strirshty master Ussuriyakogo kombikorsovolo
savoda, (for Koebukova).
.1kUssurt-Yeed sills)

I.1 KOCHUKOVA# No
Ifflolent vork of the VMters of the Ussurlyak Combined Fodder
Factoryo *A6-elsv* promo 28 noo50-11 My 1629 WAA 15s5)
1, 02AYW insh. Ussurlyakogo konbikormovogo sayoda Prinorskojo
kraya (for Miroghni ow). 2. 11achallnik Unkha Ussuriyakogo
kombikorsovago "voft Privorskogo kraya (for Kochukovs).
(Usmwyek-Feed aiUj)
T., -in nns
~Qr. Che-no,t r, . utia-il
"raDarations
Abs Jour : Ref Zour--Biol., No 8, 1958, .47704
Author : Ko lknu, A - it,
icilu
Inst :-In,atituto of Tuberculoals kesdamy of-MedicnI
goiencen USSR
Title :blood Levol of Phthivazid and the Exoretion of
the Drug from the Organisms of Tubercular :~,iti-
onto (Uroven' ftivasida v krovi i vyvadeniye evo
iz organisma bollnykh tuberkulozom)'.
Orig Pub : Tr, in-ta tuborkuleza Akad, god. nauk 338R, 19569
8, 87-94
Abstract t Observations were conducted of 27 patients suf-
fering from difforent forma of vulmonary tuber-
culosis. Phthivosid (1) wan administered in do-
ses of 0,3 to 1 S in 24 hours. It was establifted
Card 1/3
Abs Jour : Hof 7,hur-biol,, No 8, JQ58t 37704
Abstract : that the level of 1 in the blood rose as the doac
of 1 w4s increased, but that the rise did not de-
- A- -A..- -A-- --A __ - -___ - -- - I .- - ,

its X#A6' HUTAKWINUIt, Hobo# lWaUXUA, bo4a
Boas biochemical Indl."tion of the reaction of Infect#d cbll&ss
to repeated enteral a6inistration of BCD vaccination, problo
tub 36 no*6SW87 158 (NM 11110)
1. Is Iftatituta tuberWos& AM $SIM (dir. S.A. Leb*dwm).
(BCD VACCIIATICW# ther. une
tuberee in child ral admin., blocheso deterug
of reaction Ohnis
Owncuumtes Is Inf, & child*
reaction to re"st#d oral admin. of DO* vacco blochemo
deters* Ohm))

MHUXOVAv ?. X.
Muotuations In Um T"r2y kwwff of the Riv*rs of the VJM I Cod
Goo # Scit State Wrol"bal luss lonlAgr*4 1954. (=Qedo Doo 54)
So voy of Scientitio md Toobnloal Dissartatims DefeMod at MSR
HlOwr ldwatiaW ImUtutims (12)
$01 am, The 556 24 as 55

ZQCHMAt folo
FluatMUMM d assom am at rlywo at sbe V.S.S.S. trwir at
SOJOSM-216 153* (am 918)
(Jtivws) (ftre.ft W"Wvmts)

INA-
Hf
al
INS

ro T.N.# Ing rl -l'urlat SlOllaskor prooli; xoa=y, t,med
lashosor. b";
aporlosaa in pia=lft ibe tLrst is" buudloo la awscow. Gor.
khos-Nook. 24 n*,lsS!-jq J& #S0. XUL 7211)
(N"om-40t .norapeft) (M"mpwg.Nogoft(

tocwwvo CHO$ thowwre
WWA&
hr a useftl "sortment ot bollow asromic 'bricks.
14 IV 152.
Oor.kbos.Noak. 25 uo.542-
(UM 6SU)
Olollow btl4h)

-----Locmwyo Kox's lashoners
I~rolsbrlcat*d hiin*d powls for oeillogs of sprSoost bm"s AM
publia buildiva, Strat.Pm. 32 ao.diU-0 40 134, (KM 716)
(08111301

XOCMOY.X.X.. Inshoser
-qomm~_t-
.
Rogow state valv"Ity tn" ouW r"Ims slabs. late, I 120br,
prodl, v strols s*,l08sl2-l3 155, (XLU 8 110)
-(Valle)

A.Ye.0 doktor tekhn,nauki prof.$ oon=, S.S., kaM.tAkhn.n&uk;
POPOV# L-N*jp kaWetekhoonsuki IOCHUNY Not InsheS KAZBUO Z*A,O
in2hoS TMRUPAI A.L.t insb,
Results Of thO OXANifttion of rolling sills operating with the
MAJoslov equipment and suggestiom for laWaving the tecb~-
nologre Tru4y NIIZIIB noJP205-225 1".
NIPA 1812)
1. Hauchno-Issledowatoltskly institut betona j thelesoboton&
Gosstroya LSSR (for Desov)o 2~ Nauohno-issledovatellskiy
institut shelosobetaWkh isdelLy, stroitollrqkh i norudrykb
Ut4riklft (for Cordon), 3, Ikuohno-Iseledovatel'skil Institut
Olaym*o upraylenlys shillshchnma i grashdanskow stroltelf-
styu v gorods Moskva rf*r Popow). 4a MoskovskLy lastitut tI'-*MO
i eksperimentallno ktirovanlya (for Kocbww). 5. 1113tray-
fisiki (for,lasbeire P6r!Ye&uchn*-Iss1*dov&t*l'skiy Institsit orpni-
satsIlq sekhanisatoft i takhaicheakey pomoshchi strottollatu (for
Tqyurupa) -

AUTUORt.Qatinski , A.P. 06-4-21/24
TITLE: A conference on the construction of the tail surfacen of
boilers operatinG on sulpburo"o fuoln. (Sovethcbani~v
po konntruktri-aL-, ),.hvoctovykh povorkbnontoy kotlov,
rabottyushchit-K no vjsokosornist7kh toplivakh).
.PERIODICALi TeploonarlSotika, 195,0,, lio.49 pp.91-92 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: A seientific-toobnical conferL~nce on the developiiont. of
now types of tail surfacer, for boilorv, -.xrkiaL on
sulphurous fuels war, coiyonod by tho Porz, Pm.-or Directorate
and tile no ionnl Division of VTOa rtnd bold in Perm in
October, 1657. The conference was attended b7
roproventativoo of power Gyotoos workin,; on aulphurous
fuelv and also by ropravontatives of the All-Union Thermo-
technical Institute, the Zaztorn Branch of tre All-Union
Thermo-Technical Institute A the Control Boiler 12-urbine
Institutog ORGIM and the a-anroi~ Boiler Workv. Ton
LA
reports werp made about invootleations of culphur. corrosion
corrosion protection and the dovoloTrzont of new typos of
tail surfaces for boilers.
Dr, Tech. So. N. V. Kuznottiov reportad on the t7or% of the
All-Union Viermo-Techbical lnntitu~a oa the causoa of
nulphur corrorion of boiler hoatiLL-surfacat. The Obief
Card 115 L*ncinonr of Pemenorgo, P. P. Kochunov, doncribc4

r 4 -11 _2ff 24
A conference on the construction of the tail surfaccL'o-f bo era
operating on sulphurous fuet?. t,
successful experience tith cast-iron elementz and also
with enamel protection on steel tubes. The representative
of Uosenergo, EnGinoor Bolyanin, alto endorsed cast-iron
olewonts. i;ngineer Mazell of Btshkirener&o recounted the
cuccessful use of chemical additives to reduca cor.-Ocion
and wear of tubes when burning Bashkirian fuel oil.
Engineer V. V. Razanskiy of Perienorgo discussed zathode
of ona-molline, water-heater tubov and the raristance to
corrocion of different sorts of enaael.
R. A. Potroeyan of the All-Union Ther~to-Tochnical Institute,
described the reconstruction of t1io t4il pnrt of a boiler
in the Z.-~AaLisk Beat end Blectric Pover Station,
Cund.Tech.8c. 1. B. Varavitakiy of the All-Urdon Thermo-
Technical Institute reported a new arran.l-e;aant of tail
hoatin:- surfaces with gas ev,~poratort fund' heating
of wator adopted at the Kizelovnl~ xvGion~il electric
power station.
Dr. Tech.Sc. N. V. Kuznetsov of the All-U.nion Thermo-
Technical Institute, ZnGinoor Lindkvist of Zvordlovenorgo
and Bn;Tinoer Lakhman spoke on the theory, deci-,-n and
Card 2/3 op t1on of sl2all coiled hentin- turfacer,, vj.lcl, hAve

96-4-21 24
A conference on the construction of the tail surfaces of boilers
operatin6 on culphurous fuels,
boon widely used in power stations in tho Urals.
Zr%ineor Pitertsev -of the Sastern Branch of the All-Union
-Therno-Technical Institute reported on investi6ations of
the' boot temperature conditionri for flue Gatier. mid food
viator, Participanto in dincusciorx included Snginaors
Demidov of Uralonorgo and Pel'ohtins'.'aya of Svoidovonor6o.
Th, Confcm-nco rocoamendod that boilorti tnuminr solid
suiphurous fuels should have cact-iron air heaters.
Mantion was mado of succacsful experionce of the usa of
ena~.iel and of additives to fuel oil. Future ~lana for
the introduction :and tectir4; of new 14,^ypos of air-heaters
wore noted, The Conference directed tho attention of tho
technical directorate of the Ministry of I'DoTior Stationn
v-O the All-Union Therao-Technical Inntitute to the need
for naking combined Investirations -to prevent corrouion
of boiler hoating-surfaces and ash-romoval equipment.
AVAILABL.,;.- library of congress.
Card 3/3

BM=VAs Ye.F.1 SMWINAj T.A.j.EWM!.OVAp.Tol*
Fertility of coupostod aro". Igroblologila nools37-0
Je..r I" (Mrm 17 to)
lo Hookovokwp otdolonilv Voosoyasnogo nauchno-isolodorstall-
skogo institute selfskokhoslaystyannoy nikrobiologil.

UM/C4Uv&tAA Plants - Omins. Hft2
Abe Jour 3 not Zbtw .-1"03 0 90 TP 190# 0670
Author 3 plommkom) VAOI UOTUDO") ToA,
stavrovol "Ifeutia rMoarah todutu" for Agridultu"
Title t The AMIL"tion of awtortal Fortilism to Vint-or Wheat
in the Arid Zone of Btavropol'skly KM*
Orig Pub : byao nauchnO-tqdft* Inforne eftvme no-14 LD-U so MOO
1956S No 1-2,# 52-53*
Abstract : thomphate becterin treaftont of sesids wt mly increased
the amomt of $wspham bacteria in the root region of the
plantsj but aw that of nitrifying# nitric, silicato and
other bacteria. All tbU pvdueed a yield Lumma. The
vinter j&qat increase in 1955 vas 1.5 centners par hectarep
and in 19% 2A cmtnm/hA* 2ho application of nitrate
bacteria in 1"5 boosted the output by 1o6 contnars/ha.
Q%rd 1/2

.L4 9-z,~Tlvv, 0. -jet VKV-W.j JlAnw~ile Aw. 09.0
.2. U&2 OW)
4. EgpeeproduatIm
7., Increar-Inc., hens' egg 2soring in vinter. PtItacyodstyo no. 3, 1957.
9. -Monthly List of Russian Aegessions Library of Congress. _y9braam
j953, Unclassified.

POIAND Chemical Technology. Leather. Fur. Celatine. H
Tanning Monts, Technical Proteins.
Abs Jour: Rot Zhur-Khimiya, No 22, 19580 76054.
Author i ZOGhur1_"

Inst W%%.
Not-given*
Title The Application or Aluminum Alloys for Equip-
ment Used in the Leather Industry.
OrigPub: Przegl. skorzany, 1957, 12, No 4, 98-100.
Abstracts, Pure aluminum can be used for thick wall col-
lootors, tanks and autoolaves. Alloys of alum-
Inum and magnesium might be expediently used In
manufacturing the equipment requiring increased
'resistance to mechanical strain or to alkaline
solutions (liming). The light alloys of the
duraluminum type can be expediently used for
equipment that Is used In the mechanical treat-
ment of sent-finished product, i.e. for tables,
etc.
Card 1/1 100

UVRCYIA# LoPs so kAW* I DUNtOV11A, L.I.p staroW mwhsyy sotrudmikj
MROZOVAO L'Iso asuchM xotrudsikj'XMHMMOt O.M.g
U2844bly muc dmULjgRjjajhAj" dladshly sawhW
sotrudalk
Imsupung the theml p"Goolse of "U"ge produate. Tnxly
VNIIMP so.UO-10 162, (KMA 16 s 8)

A VTOOR
Tinn
PnIODICALt
ABSTRACTo
Card 1/3
Aochutao A 3OV/21-5841-2/28
On the Asymptotic 12pansion of the Solution of a Boundary
Problem (Ot asts totishookov rosloshoull reshonlys. odesy
Dopovidt Akadeall took Ukrainsikot'RSR. 1956p 11r 11,
pp 1257 1161 (USSR)
ThO author otas14orsla *!I*a It diffraction type# put
forward by 0, 1. Pant h '?a f 1_1v for the asse of two
dis*nsions# He **no dere some l1altsd region 3 In an
infinite plans with a smooth circumference L. $A@
function u Is soughtq which satisfies the following *on-
ditionst
" .
0 -in 341
2 JQj U LILr 44 - X i U0 I'l 5 1.; 0-13LA qJ1
1
3) u has a singularity of the r 4M_-L -type in the
Ir A ('04, P)
point fase..;

On the Asymptotic Expansion of the Solution of a Boundary Problos
4) u becomes a sere at infinity,
there k to a large positive number.
The author abovs that the function a 5which meet$ the require-
ments written belowq Is an asymptotic expansion of u In the
Searegion up to the terms of the (*Y order. The require.
merl.-s met are as followss
0 0 in 8
U, LLJ
2) a
-1- (4), IL
IL
3) U5 has a singularity of the -type in the
VIP
point P. (.4 ,
Card 2/3 4) u3 becomes zero at infinity.

On the Asymptotio ftponsion,of the Solution of a Boundary Problem
There are 6 Soviet refe-rences.
AS30CIATIONt Odeaskly gosudarstvennyl unJvtrsitot im. I.I. Xechalkovs,
(Odessa State University imeni I.T. Nechnikov)
PRESENTIDi By Member of the AS Ukr13R# 1.Z. Shtakale
SUBMITTEDo June 27s 1958
NOTEI Russian title and Russian names of individuals and tnett-
tuti6ne appearing in this article tave boon used In the
transliteration,
Card 3/1

KOCOM, 0. 1.
Asymptotic sipauslas of $be foluSlon of a bOUD&rY PTOUOA- PfttGl
Od, m eleir, eel, vebm U, If$ 80-31109-114 '58 (UM 130)
1. lanahay nftvodltoll - date* 0.1- ftnich CO. 1. ftarchl.
(Asymptotic "nalow)

KOCRURA-9 -A#---I. ICand Phyg-hath Sci (diss) "Acymptotic resolution
of the solution of one problem of diffractional ty;,.e." Odessa, 10,60.
11 pp; (Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialist Wucation Ukrain-
ian SSR, Odessa State Univ im 1. 1. Mechnikov); 2CU copies; price not
given; (KL, 23-60, 121)

USHTUIEU, -11.3ji *and.-md. ramkj-XCC-HbRA, G.M.; KRASIKO, X~D,
Analysis of stillbirths bs~A on dAte of tZe Obsta.rical
Clinical of 0* looningrad Pediatric Mmdical Institute.
AkUgk. i gin. 40.na.5048-150 S-0 164. (MIRA l8s5)
1. Kafedra akusherstva i ginakologit (mv. - pror. Y.G.Butow)
Leningradakogo, podiatricheakogo wiltsinskogo Instituta.

K C i7 i IMS ~ ,I . I . , in zh .
,tAL.
Repmlts of a com"tition for Ow maw. design of pr!~:qst reInforced
concrote supports, SWbt,stroi. 7 no.5%30-31 10y 1630
lo Goostray PSMIM, TIRA 274)

14,
R M, C-"
ma. tmi:T Or '/ITAMI%3 ON Till; DIMMICATING FUNCTICIN or THE
UVER IN PATIENTS WITH SYPIIIIJS (Matalan te4tj - Xothure 0. D.
NAUCII. ZAP.GORX. INST. DEIIM. I VENER, KAV, KOWINUMVICH. VELY
C.0111 loss. 17 (329-234)
IN patients with syphilis war* order observation; 74 received in addition to the
normal diet optimal dwwu of #11. A. 81. 138. C. PP. D and 9. the other 78 served
as controls. The impairment of the d8t0lidstinil function Of the liver which
occurred In most patients after novars#nol (wooror4wrAtnine) and blem" tMropy
subsequently gradvally substdod. but normalliation of Uver function was more Is
evidence In patients who W rectived vitamins. It Is *%Meted tW vilasslas
should be jivett to all patients ddr%g treatment with arseidoal, uW blawreth ".
parallons so a preveeUve rn*asmrv against possible hepatit complications. (S)
lot

KWIrURA, 0. D., Cand VW Scl (diss) -- "Polyvitaxin, prophylaxIs of ccoplica.
t1ons and slde& offtets In the treatne-nt v! syphilis pati-nts". Gorlkly, TO-0.
11 pp (Ulorlkly Utot- Red Inst Is S. M. Kirov), (KL,?Io 14, 19~0, 137)

KOCHIJRAO O.D.-
ka-nd. mod, nW Jk; FROWV* F-T-r k&fld- mOd- -nsuk
0
bqwlancs in boalth oducatlen. 7tat. dorm. i van. 37 no*12s
55-57 D 163 (KIRA 1811)
16 (b r1kovskly koshno-yonarologichoskiy inatitut (dIrektor
o.D., KO&MM).

T~a
k 7A
karil. mod. nauk
Derrattovunereological servIco In Corkiy Urovince In comiectfor,
with the public health reorganization. Vest. dorm. I ver, 38
no,1003-75 0 1(4, (MIF-A 18:7)
1. GorlkovskI7
inst-Aut (direktor - kand. mod, neuk 0,D. Fochurn) 10.1ninterstya
ziravookhranenlyn RSFSH.

M5
j/04 61/000/008/016/039
14,111ym3
AUTHORs -1,XoOhUrA#O_ J.
TITLZs On the question concerning the asymptotic expansion of
the solution of a boundary value problem
PERIODICALs Beforativnyy shurnal, Xatoantika# no. 8, 1961t 45#
abstraot W94,("Tr. Odoosk. un-ta. 3b. solodykh uchonykh
un-ta"t 1956t jAt no. 3s 109-114)
TZXTz The author Invest, too the asymptotic SIPSUSLOA In
powers of the emall parameter 1/kgaon the highest derivatives for the
nolution of the following boundary value probl*mi Solve the equation
16u - k2 1U - - J (P. F a) in the tridisonsilonal space If Tr I in a
certain bounded domain and 7) Le 0 out of thin domain; homogeneous con-
tact conditions are prescriVed on the boundary of the domain. The first
term of the asymptotic expansion taking into account the magnitude* of
order 1/k was lnvostl ated In the article of the reviewer (0. J. Panicho
Matem. 9b.' 1953# 1-2 Usis 385-406). In the paper r*v1sood, the
second term taking into account the order 1/0 is investigated. ?h*
Card 1/2

P145
3/04 61/000/008/016/039
On the questiQ4 concernini, the . . . CIIIY0333
author uses the method of the approxisati-ro boundary condition of
Leontovich type from the tiffraction theozy of radio eaves. kx
[Abstraoterle notet Comple-to translation.]
Card 2/2

Subject
Card 1/1
Author
Title
Periodical
Abstract
i USSR/ElectricIty
Pub. 29 - 16/31
I Xoahurs, P. P.# Foremen
I - wffi~~
I Pro% rheostat repair experien4e
I.
t Xnergetikp^ 110 94-250 X 1954
AID P - 1163
t The author briefly describes the Improvements which he
IntrAuced in repair work on rheostats. Two drawings.
Institution i None
Submitted s No date

KOCHURA, S. T.
Cand Tech Sci . (diss) "Study of several propertiesof porous
bearings of textile machinos." Moscow', 1961. P,10 pp; (Ministry
of Higher and Secondary Specialist Education RSFSR, Moscow Tex-
tile Inst)j 150 copiesi -price not given; (KL, 6-61 sup, 219)

QIUGCAIYIN. To.C. iasWmsr; 4mm, L.D.. Inoo"ri VJROCM. A.16.
inshoser; 9010# molos S.A., lashomr;
IWAP'Uff lo.by'. tub*"ra
Deelp'festures of the TU3 flootric locomillve. Zbolodar.
tmayl. 37 ss.3sl6-22 Wr 056. (a" 98 5)
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Suvctural formulas of the rellability of aw *loot-ric oqulpwnt
of elvatric 2ocomoUveve Mektrotakhatka 35 no~22s36-37 D 164
(MIRA 1814)

si W=ff- AR - (1.1600#0048k)
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t 2#114P 3 20,6134-36 Js 159, (XVA 1219)
loomet ITS"Ito trio O"Ip"Ont)

EDCMRAIEV, L.D., inth.
Reliability of the ENI-60/20 group-type tontroller. Elsktro-
tekhniks 35 no#lOt28-30 0 064. (MIRA Vill)

FSTROVp D.P.# kwW.tskhn.uAukp datmast; Y
AC3MM,, L.D.v Insh.
Pr"est sUta mW prbdpd trwAs In the autowtion of the
"stral, proseemos of eUctria rolling stook. 114trichestvo
Ino.ols26-32 Ja 163. (KIIA 16#2)
I. Mod"Takly suargetich"My InaUtut (for Petrow)s 2a Nowco.
charkessItly elsktrevosostraitallsqy savod (for Kochur").
(Autoutle amtrol) (Iloatric railroads)

KOCHVRATIVI t.D.1 KUMTANOV# Yu.V.j MOKTISTOV, VA; XAVMIKOVP ?01*
Sight.AKU asU line &o, locomotive Pl. Sbar. rAwh. trod. SMI

DONIgn AM StWY of ths rollability of oloetrical apparatus.
Sbar, naWho trUdo 21NIX 305-55 #63, (MRA 17s4)

KOCROAM kv Daltrimbbi UKOFM, D,T., lath., red.; IRMOF, A.P,p
no haftomr.
He w5w. ~
C4hvvw ocatactors for d.see2setric loomotlvos] GrappoVe kao-
%&Mory olekt"vowm postsUawp tokas Mskft, Teas olsdatell sko-
pollaosbOodisoMe X-va patel o"bobohealla. 1960o 23 p,
(Alectria 2ocometives) OlectrIc oants4tors) (KM 1316)

IOCHUMMI L.D.
RealitAtion of a speolal a&$* 113 tho law of V'o Iny"tance of
failures in the U*ory of rollabi1itys Isve vys, uchob, say,
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AUTHORS i Popo!M. 0. L. 1 Khrawi. Go L. I Khoroshiloval Io Po; Kochurenkovs,1 -04 0
MIG t none
TITLF-t iynthesis of self -extirguishing halogen-qontaining polymors
SOURCYs Plastichasklys maseyo no. 11, 1965,. 11-13
70PIC TAGSt polymer, polyester, fire m1stant material, phenol, glycols glycorlat
conderwation reaction, polyester plastlc, hydroxyl group
IXTMOTs It was the object of the in"stiptl to Cynthosize a nmber of firs-
a. 11 kr "of its szhydride and of different
Tyroof polymers on the basis of chlorendicle , m
polyhydroVphenold (glycols', glycerln# iZ11toL, athylolpropane, zeWltrimsthyl-
ol;zethine, and iqlitane) so well as a bromiro)-containina ona roain.oThe kinetics
of the polymerization van studied, and the wqxtrimental recults are presented in
tables and graph: (;e Fic. 1). :0 0
FIg. 1, Kinetic o Zestor condensation or the *20~'
W
polymer obtained 17 condensing chlorendicia an- 0,11 to
0 r1w M.
hydrido, trio thy~lsn*glyool p and m9Uqltr1moM3,lol- v J Wk. w
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+ 3P.60
rho Ignition teqmraturse of tbo synthesized pAjimers vero doteridned and were towd
to be in the region of 660-Me it ie~~*J*d that the brmine-oont4b%iv# OPW7
resin is suitable for usems an Pmosod and Ian
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TlTLI&s Influence of additions of alkali-motel sulphates an
the catalytic properties of vanadium pentoxide in the
oxygen isatopo-exchanSe reaction
PZRIODICALs Kinotika-I katalixt v.2, nos5s 1961, 727-731
TEXT% The authors roport.their Investigation of the catalytic
ctivity of vanadium-pontoxido preparations, with additions of
:
nalytical reagent purity oulphates of lithium. sodium, potassium,
rubidium or caesium (0,1 mol per mot Of V205) as promoters, In the
tomperaturo range 400 to 480*C and 40 an HS oxygen pressure.
ror potassium sulphate mot fractions of 0.025 and 0.05 were also
tooted. Thl,mothad and apbarltus used to study th* hosonolocular
~ LU + 0 168 a 201601 wore described In an oarli*r
roaction C1, K,n*2
paper (Refs tika I kataliz, v.29 1961, 386). rurthermoro,
the isotope exchange of each of the preparations with molecular
oxygen was studied w)isn no hosomolsoular exchange was taking place.
Results are compared with those for pure vanadium pentoxide
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obtained previously (Ref,31 KiftotiXa I kataliz, v-1, 1960. 229
and Ref,6s as quoted above)*' Preliminary experiments had shown
that both the rates A and 9, respostiv*lys of the catalyst/gas
and the homo-molecular follow the first-orftr equation, When a
catalyst enriched by a oonc*ntration of OAQ equal to that in the
Sas is used, R can be calculated from
N, +,N, C,8 C.
and K from
e.
(2)
In the case-or s tootope wwhwWo with the catalyst,
the equation Is
2 e,)'
(3)
cm 3cjs + 4c4 jcg - e,,) + i (c,, - q.), x - if
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In theme equations R and K are in C/sl hour, Pr is the
amount of oxygen in the get phase* S1 ST that In the c0tbly8t, 91
S is the surface of the cattlyst. charge, mat t to t1so, hourej
C18, C18 and eta are the 0A9 proportion in the gas at the initial
instantt at time I and at equilibrium, respoctiv 171
9 C?tv:nd C54 are the corresponding proportion: of 016018,
at tion energy and rat* values for the two reactions
studied were found to be virtually the *am*& The rates were
increased by the presence of the promoterso the order of promoter
effectiveness (present in 0.1 mol-fraatlon concentration) inet*asift
in the following ordert L12S04 ( MA2804 4 ION < Rb2SOt 4 to SO##
Tho first Inervased the rate by 1#2, the last by about 00-12d.
Zven 0o023 mol of Kg804 per nol pontox1do gave a considerable
increase in both K and R 9 which were also found to be linearly
related to the KgS04 concentration. Thor* are 3 figures,
2 tables and 7 reforoncess 4 Soviet-bloc and 3 non-Soviet-blec,
The two references to taglish I&nSu&Se publications read as followas
Rof.2S CoRoKinney, JPInGU0,, Ind, Eng, Chem., v.43, 1931'. 28801
H.Hong Chem. Ind#, 1931, 8791 Rsfo4s Tandy. J. Appl. Ch*n*, v*64
1936t 18.
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ASSOCIATIONs Xoskovskly.khtalko-takhnologichoskly Inatitut x
to. 04MOndeleyevs, (Xoscow Chemical-t*chn*1*Stc&1
Instituto Los Delomendel*y6y)
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