SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KONEV, V.N. - KONEVALOV, V.P.

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ASSOCIATIONs Urollskiy Xosudarstvonnyy universitet im. A.M.Gorlkogo
(Ural State University imeni A.M.Gorlkiy)
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ARKHAROV, V.I.; KONEV, V.N.
investigating the reactive diffusion in systems metal - complex
gas. Issl. po zharopr. splav- 7:221-226 161. (MIRA 14:11)
(Diffusion) (Protective coatings)

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TITLE: X-ray diffraction analysis of transformations in a cg2er-tin alloy
to neutron irradiagigil 3,
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SOURCE: Soveshchaniye po probleme Deystviye yadernykh izlucheniy na materialy.
Moscow, 1960. Deystviye yadernykh izlucheniy na materialy (The effect of nuclear
radJation on materials); doklady soveshchaniya. Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1962,
194-208
TOPIC TAGS: neu *tron irradtaition, copper alloy, tin containing alloy, alloy irrodi-
ation, plutonium containing alloy, phase transformation, irradiation induced trans-
formation
ABSTRAC% uranLus-i
,to determine the mechpnism of homogenization which takes place in
molybdenumland u- "'Aloys under the effect of neutron irradiation,
specimens of two copper-base alloys, one containing 9 atZ tin and the other 9 acZ
tin and 1 at% plutonium, were irradiated with an inLegrated flux of up to
6 x 1019 n/cm2. Prior to irradiation, specimens of both alloys were homogenized
and strain-hardened by cold rolling with a total reduction of 85-95%; half of the
specimens were then aged (annealed at 220 AF 5C for 500 hr) to induce a decomposition
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of the solid solution and thus obtain a heterogeneous structure. Subsequent neutron
irradiation had no effect on the structure of either the strain-hardened or annealed'
copper-tin alloy specimen.1 In t he annealed specimens (heterogeneous structure) of
the copper-tin-plutonium%lloy, irradiation brought about a partial homogenization,
i.e., a dissolution of secondary phases precipitated under the effect of aging. In
the strain-hardened (homogeneous) specimens of the copper-tin-plutonium alloy, a
partial decomposition of the solid solution under the affect of irradiation was
observed. These results confirm the assumption that the phenomenon of homogenization
in uranium-molybdenum and uranium-niobium alloys is a result of a rapid deceleration
of fission fragments and not & result of a similar deceleration of primary atoms
knocked *out by fast neutrons (" suggested by some researchers), since in this case
the copper-tin alloy would have been affected to the saw degree as the copper-tin-
plutonium alloy. Orig. art. has: 9 figures, 3 tables, and 4 formulas. IDVJ
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S. T., Corresponding Member, Academy or Sciences
USSR, Respe W-.
Dayntvive vadermykh Lzlucheniv Pa materialy (The Effect of
Nuclear Radiation on Materials). Moscow, Izd-vo AN ASSR,
1962. 383 P. Errata slip.inserted. 4000 copies printed. %
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The Effect or Nuclear Radiation (Cont.) SOV/161716
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PURPOSE; This book Is Intended for personnel concerned with
nuclear materIals. j
COVERA,03; This is a collection of papers presented at the
moscow conference on the Effect of Nuclear Radiation on
Materials, held December 6-10, 1960. The material.reflects
certain trends In the work being conduoted in the oviet
scientific research orginization. Some of the papers are
devoted to the experimental study of the effect of neutron
Irradiation on reactor materials (steel, ferrous alloys,
molybdenum, avi&3,gmphites and niahromes). Others deal
with the theory of neutron irradiation effects (physico-
chemical transformations, relaxation of internal stresiie
Internal friction) and changes In the structure and proper-w
ties of various crystals. Special attention Is given to
the effect of Intense Y-radiation on the electrical,
magnetic, and optical prop4rties of metals, dieleatrIcs,
and somloonduoto".
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The Effects of Nuclear Radiation (cont.)
Pravdyuk, N. V., V. A. Nikoia~enko, and V. 1. Korpukhin.
Change In lattice Parameters of Dimond and 3111con Oarblde
'During Irradiation 184
bdullayev, 0. and_M,-A,.-TLUA1,. On One Method of Using
9~9 Photoreslaters in Recording X- and Y-ray
1
Posim6ter 189
Konobeyevokly, S. T., 1- t I '8v K. PO
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hon of Transformat one In Co Vader Neutron
Irradiatlon
Levitakly, B. #.,o and L. D. ftnt*l*;*v., X-Ray ftwAination of
the Relaxation of Internal Hierastmm In Cold-Worked
Metals Under Neutron Irradiation 209
Konoboyevokly, S. T., N. F. Fravdyuko qkma y, and
V.-JO Vlkbrov. Zffeat,of Xe~dtron Irradiatlo on
Viictii~wnlwxetals '229
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AUTHOR: Arkharov, V. I.; Konev, V. N.; Nesterov, A. F.; Andrianovskiy,-B. P.;
Glazkova, 1. P.
TITLE:' Investigation of metal oxidation In sulfur-saturated air
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Institut meta))urgil. Issledovanlya po zharoprochnyft splavam,
v~ lOj 1963, 239-246
TOPIC TAGS: oxidation, sulfur, titanium chromium, maganese, cobalt iron, nickel,
meial oxidation, transition element
t
ABSTRACT: The presence of sulfur in the air frequently leads to acceleration of
the oxidation rate, and sometimes to dangerous accidents. The present paper de-
scribes the results of investigating the oxidation of Ti, Cr, Mn, Co, Fe and Ni in'
air containing two chemically active components; oxygen and sulfur. For this
group of metals the importance of sulfur in oxidation increases from titanium to
nickel. This is explalned by 'the fact that the sulfur activity rises and the oxy-
gen activity drops. The percentage of sulfur in the oxidation scale- increases
from 0.004% for titanium to complete s~ulfuration of all the nickel under the layer
of NiO. This explains the brittleness of nickel during heat treatment in sulfur-
.,r,o The process of metal oAdation In sulfur-oxygen media corrobo-
0,vaiging media.
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rates the previously published opinions of the authors. Orig. art. has: 2 figures
and 2 tables..
ASSOCIATION: Institut metallurgii AN SSSR (institute of Metallurgy AN SSSR).
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AUTHORS: Konev, V. N.;-Nesterov, A. F 'Glazkova, 1. P,
TITLE: Study of the reaction dtffusioq in the systems 1~mstal-gasmixture.ll 7.
Molybdenum - S icon - Boron 4 1-5

SOURCE F zika metallov i metallovedeniye, v.16, no. 1, 1963, 86-90
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TOPIC TAGS: diffusion, ternary system, Mo.!Si-B
ABSTRACT- Experimental results obtained in the investigation of the reaction
diffusion in the system Mo-Si-B are discussed. The experiments were made at'
mov
temperatures 800-1200C following the procedure described by A. F. Gerael
V. N. Konev, and N. P. Timofeyeva (FMK, 1961, 11, 596). It was established that.
a diffusive layer is formed in the system Mo-(B + Si) in the atmosphere BCl
3 +
j!
SiC14 + H2. The layer consisted of phases with the structure Mo2B5 (to 1000C.)l
and M02B5 with OC -MoB (above 1000C). Apparently silicon participated in thi
process (the diffusion of boron was slow and the activation energy of boron
diffusion had a greater value than it would have in the absence of Si). It was

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asamed that the diffusion in the systexis Mo-B, Ko-Si, and Mo-B-Si proce
to the inward penetration of the component gas atoms through the space lattice
of the layers formed. The basic reaction-front in such systems is the intra- I
Phasal boundary "case-metal." The comparison of the radii of Mo, B, and Si.
(rmo = 1.40; rB - 0.87; rS, - 1.17 A correspondingly) indicates the correctness:.,
of this hypothesis. Orig. ar t. has: 3 figures.
ASSOCIATION- Urallskiy gosudarstvenny*y universitat Im. A. M. Gor1kogo (Ural
State University)
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ARKHAROV, V.I.; BLANKOVA, Ye.B.1 KONEV, V.N.; KRUSHATINAl N.A.
Formation mechanism of two-layer.. single-phase Beale in the
sulfidizing of meWso Fiz,met. i metalloved. 18 no.5030
N 164, (MIRA 18:4)
1. Ural' skiy gosuddretvemqy universitet im. A.M.Gorlkcgo..

.IP-MaOV, V,1*1 KOWN, VeNs; KRUSHATIN.41 N,A*
:--.tr-3r3tAgat*-Tng the sulfidizing of coger-zinc alloys by tho
tablet methode I no.61680-686 N-D 165.
(MIRA iSS11)
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ARKHAROV, V.Iq KONEV, V.N.1 KRUSKATINA, N.A.
Invee,tigating the MecJlanian.of reactive diffusion in systems
binary alloy - gas. Part 2: Sulfidizing of coppar-zino alloys.
Fia. mt. i netallavad. 20 no-42535-539 0 165.
(YdRA 1813-1)
lo Urallskiy gosudarstvennyy waiversitst imeni AoM.Gortkogoo

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AUTHOR: Zemskov. G. V.; Konev, V. N.- Kogan. R.I.; Dombrovsk a, Ye. V.
Kostenko, A. V.
ORG: Odessa Polytqchnic Institute (Odesskiy politekhnicheskiy institut); Ural
gosunivl~r-sitet im. A. H. Gor'kiy (Urallskiy gosuniversitet)
TITIX.- 41xlidation.of nickel alo'ys in atmospheres containing sulfur
SOURCE: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v. 20, no. 5, 1965, 788-790
TOPIC TAGS: nickel alloy, metal oxidation, metal surface, metal scaling, metallo-
graphic examination, x ray analysis
ABSTRACT: The effect of oxidatilon,6f,ZhC6-K nickel alloy in sulfur atmospheres was 1
studied. It had been previously observed that-in such environments the heat resid-i
tance of nickel decreased as a result of the formation of nickel sulfides with low
melting points; ipliaddition, these sulfides form eutectics with nickel and its
oxides. Chromitm?~,Is known to retard this sulfide formation but does not prevent it.
For the experiments, samples were cut from turbine blades which had operated for
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various periods.at.temperatur es of~800-9000C in an atmosphere contain;ng-gaseous
sulfur. Metallographic, x-ray and chemical anajyAiLs_Hq -e q 47he scale was
L V_rf~ZM,_d,
removed from the blades avid Qylindrical powdli~r wM made for the X,ray
study In w1ileb X d'o Cr radiation was used. The nickel content was determinedby the"
weight method witile the sulfur content was established bv the 17metric method. A
microstructure of the hase.metal and of the blades in which th urfaces of the L.
blades revealed scale formation is sh n. Lw,4ered microhardness-Vas the result of
9w
d.ff e
allo ingelemen i , out to the grain boundaries. Chemicil analysis of th
y ts 1
layer showed a.1, SUR ncgontent.: The.x-ray analysis of the layer showed it to,
e
cave a crystal lattice f the NiO type and a phase of the spinel type. The mocha-,
nism for the formation of oxide layers in sulfur containing atmospheres was proposed
for 'the alloy ZhC6-K. The s'pinel phase is formed from the following reaction:
NiO tCrZO-S NiCr204-
This phase can also alloy with other elements in the metal. Once the full scale
forms, internal oxidation occurs. The oxygen diffuses faster along the grain
boundaries and forms Cr20J due to the greater affinity of Cr for oxygen. In the
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center of the grain the Cr ccntent.becomes depleted, and the remaining nickel is
left to form NiO. The solution of sulfur in the NiO lattice contributes to the in-,
creased oxidation of the alloy since the sulfur intensifies the, reaction. The
scale structure finally I)qcomes-_thAt of NiO with sulfur dissolved within.and the
spinel NiCr:104- Orig. artO has-: 3 figures,
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KOMEVj V*N.; -KRUSHATINAt N,A.;- AGAPOVA,, V.A.; OSOKINA, L.I.; PTASIUIIKOvAP M.O.
Stwlying- the -reaction diffusion in.- systems binary alloy - gas.
Part 3: Sulfuration of copper-aluminum and copper..!manganese
alloyes.-Fiai-mate i-metalloved. 20-no.5090-793 N 165.
(MIRA 18:12)
I, Urallskiy gosudarstvennyy univeraitet imeni A.M.Gorlkogo.
Submitted January 4, 1965.

ACC NRs AR7004 281
souRcE 66bii7~16i7~166ffiffjo-i
AUTHOR: Kbnev, V. V.; Tarasenko, F. P.
TITLE: Theory of Gaussian channels with fading of propagation ratio
SOURCE; Ref. zh. Radiotakhnika i elektrosvyazi, Abs. IIA42
REF SOURCE; Sb. 2-ya Vses. konferentsiya po teorii kodir. i yeye prilozh. Sekts. 2.
Ch. 1. M., b, g.s 62-68
TOPIC TAGS: communication",' signal noise separation, channel capaci
ty
T: The po sibli"ty is explored of en *cl'g the
~n traffic carrying capacity of
a Gaussian channel with propagation-ratio fading by means of controlling the
transmitter power and channel frequency band; practical physical limitations are
allowed for. Within a signal-to-noise ratio of 1-30, the power control can reduce
the fading-caused traffic-capacity loss from 17 to 12%; in a lower signal-to-noise.
ratio range ( 44 1), the traffic capacity increases thanks to fading. Also, a case of
controlling the coder and channel band, with a constant transmitter power and a
specified mean frequency band, is considered. N. S. [Translation of abstract]
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KONE,V, YU. 1.
KONEV, 'AJ. I.- "Theoretical and Experimental Investigation of the Oper-3tion of Transistors
in Certain Electric -Automation Circuits." Min of Higher Education USSR, Moscow Order of
Lenin Aviation Inst i#eni S. Orzhonikidze, Moscow, 1955 (Dissertatibns For Degree of
Candidate of Technical Sciences)
SO: Knizhna-va Letoois, No. 26, June 1955, Moscow

Tu.I., kandidat tokhaichaskM nauk-.
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Determining transitor parameters. Tnidy MAI no-57:37-47 '56.
(MMA 9: 10)
(Transitors)

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Call Nr: AF 1141777
ATJTHOR: Konev, Yu.I.
TITLE: Transistors in Automatic Control Systems (Kristalli-
cheskiye triody v ustroystvakh avtomaticheskogo
upravleniya)
PUB.DATA: Iadatel'stvo "Sovetskoye radio". Moscow,, 195Ts 160 pp.,
number of copies not given
ORIG.AGENCY: None given
EDITORS,:_ Shchukin, A.I. , Kuchumova, K.I.i Tech.Ed.-.
Koruzev, N.N.
PURPOSE: The book is written for engineers working in the fields
of electronics and electric automation and for students
in advanced courses In electronics and radio engineering.
Call Nr: AF 1141777
Transistors in,Aut0matic Control Systems (cont.)
COVERAGE: The book presents the fundamentals and characteristic
properties of the application Of junction type transis
tors in amplifiers of automatic control systems. The
operation of transistors in a-c empliflers, In ampli-
fiers of the gVerage current and in phase-sensitive
amplifying circuits Is Investigated. An engineering
method of designing certain transistorized circuits is
presented. The author mentions tht names of Sotakov, BaS.,
Doctor of Tech.Se-9 Fedotov, Ya.k. and-Shchukint A.I9j,
as having given him several valuable observations.
Several types of transistors of Soviet production are
discussed in the text. There hrb 34 refetencefts 19 Of
which are Sovietv 7 American and 8 translations into
Russian.
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"Phase-sensitive Transistor Amplifiers)" Semiconductors Devices and Their Uses;
Collection of Articles, No. 21 P 317- Mosocv, Izd-vo Sovetskoye radio," 1957-

SOV/58-59-7-15963
Translation from: Referativnyy Zhurmal Fizika, 1959, Nr 7, p 190 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Madoyan, S.G., Konev, Yu.1.
TITLE: Some Aspects of the Application of Powerful Transistors
PERIODICAL: V ab.: Poluprovodnik. pribory I ikh primeneniye. Nr 3, Moscow, "Sov.
radio", 1958, pp 92 95
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ABSTRACT: The authors discuss some aspects of the application of "P201 - P203
type powerful transistors at supply voltages exceeding the maximum per-
missible voltages in a circuit with a common emitter.
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Konev. . Yxiriy Ivanovich
Polupm7%odnikovyye triody Vivtomatike (Transistors in Automation)
MOSCOW2 Izd7vo "Sovetakoye-radio"., 1960. 446 p. Errata slip
inserted. No. of copies.printed not given.
Eds.: K. I. Kuchumov&and A. I. Shchukin; Tech. Ed.: B. V. Smurov.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for technical personnel engaged In
the study of electric automation and electronics. It may also be
used as a textbook for students in related courses.
COVERAGE: The author describes the principles of operation and
characteristic features of junction transistors used in amplifiers
and converters of.automatic-control systems. The book deals with
the theory and computation methods of a-c medium-current transla-
tor amplifiers, of.modulator&j demodulators, adders, amplifiers
operating under switching conditions, and pulse converters. Cir-
cuits for the control of-electromagnetic mechanisms and a-e and
d-c electric motors are discussed. Methods and examples of
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FIOMOV, Ta.A., otv.red.; BARMOV. N.A.. red.; BERGMIMN, I.G., red.;
BROMN, A.M.. red.; GALIPJMN, TeeIet samootvored.; KAKAMUSIZT~
Yu.Aes redo; XONVOTUIL red,; KRASIWV, AeVej red.; KULMOVSEIY,
A.A., red.; NIKOLAYBMIY, I.F., redo; 9WANWO, I.P.g red.;
VOIKOVA. 1.M., red.; bTZSEINIXOT, A.A., takhn.red.
Essmiconductor devices and their applications] PoluprovodnikoTys
priliory I ikh prImenenis; abornik statei. Moskva. Izd-vo, "Sovetakoe
radio." No.5. 1960. 270 P. (KIBA 13110)
(Transistors)

FZDOTOV, Ya.A., otv.red.; BARKANOV, N.A., red,; MOLISON, I.G., red.;
BROYIS, A.M., red.; GALIPMRIN. Ye.I.. red.; KANEWSKIY, Tu.A.,
red.; KAUSOV, S.F.. red.; KONW, Yu.I., red.; KRASILOV, A.V.,
red.: KULIKOVSKIY, A.A., rea.i-ximo-raivsKiT, I.F.e red.;
STWARMO, I.P.. red.; VOLKOVA, I.K.. red.; MMOV. B.V.,
takhn.red.
[Semiconductor devices and their applications] Poluprovodni-
kovye pribory i M primenenis: sbornik statei. Koskva, lzd-vo
sovetskoe raaioo. No.6. 1960. (MIU 13:12)
333 p.
(Semiconductors) (Transistors)

RDOTOVI Ya.A., otv. red.; BERGELIS011) I.G... red.; GALIMUll, Ye.I..,
zam. otv. red.; RAIMETSKIY, Yu.A.,, red.; KAUSUV, S.F., red.;
KOIJEV Yu I red.; KRASILOV, A.V... red.; KULIKOVSKIY, A.A..,
red.; mKoLAYEvsKiy, i.F., red.; STEPANENKO, I.P., red.;
VOLKOVA, I.M., red.; BELYAYEVA, V.V.~ tekhn. red.
(semiconductor devices and their applications]Poluprovodnikovye
pribory i ikh primenenie; sbornik statei. Pod red. IA.A.Fe-
dotova. Moskvaq Izd-vo "Sovatskoe radio." No.8. 1962. 332 p.
(NIRA 15 - .10)
(Transistors)

LIPMAN, Roydzhoy Aleksandrovich; KONEV, Tu.I., doktor tekhn.
nauk, retsenzent; BARYS1W1XVT,--R.-X-,'red.; LARIONOV, G.Ye.,
tekhn. red.
[Transistorized relays] Poluprovodnikovye rele. Moskva,
Gosenergoizdat, 1963. 95 P. (Biblioteka po avtomatike,
no.81) . (MIRA 16;10)
(Electric relays)

KONEV, Yuriy Ivanovicb, STICHUY,111, A. 1. v rod.
(Transistorized palse dev-Ises for controlling electri.c.-
r.otrrs and electromagnetic iracbap.-IIsms] Tranzistornye
impull8nye ustroistva upraxleniia Plek"mcdvigateliand 1
elektromagnitn-jWL irekhanizm~. Mlos*vat Energilap 196~.,
119 P. (Biblioteka po avtoma-tike, no.12))
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INVENTOR: Konev, Yu. I.; Malyshkov, G. M.
ORG: none
TITLE: Transistorized switching fli -flo Class 21, No. 178855
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obr,aztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 4, 1966, 30
TOPIC TAGS: computer circuit, flip flop circuit, transistorized circuit
ABSTRACT: The bistable transistorized circuit shown in Fig. 1 consists of two con--
trol transistors (1, 2), two power transistors (3, 4), and diodes in the emitter
v,
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circuits. In one stable state,-the load is switched to the power supply, and in the
other, the load is shorted by the power transistors. For simplification, each tran-
sistoT pair is serially coupled and each transistor of the pair has a different
admittance. Two resistors (5, 6) placed between the bases of the control transistors
and the collectors of power transistors form four positive voltage feedback loops
between the unpaired transistors. Orig. art. has., I figure.
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SOV/137-58-10-21512
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 10, p 150 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Livshits),B.G., Ibragirnov, Sh. Sh., Avraamov, Yu. S.,
Konev, Yu. K.
TME,, it-, t~,ithrbme and Nimonk
(Teoriya fazovykh pro,. rashcheniV ~- nikhrome i niman~ke)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Issled. po zharoprachn. splavarn, Val 2. Moscow,
AN SSSR, 1957, pp 171-180
ABSTRACT: The fact that electrical resistivity (ER), heat capacity (HC),
and certain other properties of nimonic and nichrome alloys
are functions of temperature indicates that a K-state exists
in these alloys. In n!'chrome specimens which have been
quench-hardened at a temperature of 7700C, the K-state
appears as a result of heating to 400-460c~ Heating the alloy
to 460-5600 causes it ro revert into a statically disordered
solid-solution state. rhe formation of the K-state is
accompanied by changes in the microstructure of the alloys,
apparently As a result of deformations, i. e. , according to
X-ray data the alloys retain their single-phase character.
Card I/Z A change in microhardness analogous to a change in the ER

SOV/137-58-10-21512
Theory of Phase Transformations in Nichrome and Nimonic
is observed. In the case of nimonic two processes take place: 1) Segregation
of a M3(Ti, Al) phase from the solid solution at temperatures of 850-7500,
and 2) the appearance of a K-state at temperatures~ below 500-6000. Despite
the high magnifications employed (!0-12, 000 x), ele ctron- microscope studies
of the structure of nimonic which had been tempered at 500-60W' failed to
reveal any decomposition of the sjolid solution, even though the paysical
properties of the alloy had changed considerably in the process. The K-state
was also studied by the method of measuring the internal friction of alloys
with the aid of a vacuum relaxator. On the strength of these data it may be
concluded that Ni and Cr participate in the formation of the K-state in
nichrome, whereas in the case of nimonic Ni,,Cr,'Ti, and Al are the partici-
pating elements.
1. Chrome-nickel alloys--Phase studies P. S.
Card 2/2

PNEV~
USSR/Microbiology - General Microbiology. F-1
Abs Jour Ref,Zhur -,Biologiya, No 7., 1957, 26177
Author Drozdov, A.I., Konev, Yu.Ye.
Inst ......
Title Solutions for the Growing of Yea'st, Dermtophytes and
Other Microorganisms'*
Orig Pub V sb.: Eksperim. i'klinich., issledovaniya II, L.,
Kedgiz, 1956~5749
Abst The use.ok matitrial rejected.iu,the.penicillin mnufactu-
ring pr-ocesi .- the' .*deliun- of Penicillium - for the pre-
pAration of nutrient solutions was investigated. Moist
my6eliumwaa pressed and dried at 40 degrees luntil mois-
ture. content 'equalled 3-1-- 15f ,then ground in a ball mill.
The powder Ithui. obt~ained was' used to prepare a nutrient
solutionP which wasthen seeded with 30 varieties of fungi
dermatophytes, yeasts,, mucors, aspergillia and penicil-
lia), actinomyeetes,,and 30 varieties of bacteria.
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CATEG OMY' Microbiology
AW. j7OUI!, 'Ruf Zhur-Biologiya, IT0.4, 1959, 110. 11#810
AT". r9OR Konev Yu
Jeninvrad Chen Phaviaceutic-ql Inst.
L, of Anti~-eaic, ,enic, - and Immuno
lo-ical Yror-orties of --reslauls Baci'-Iu,.:, un-
der the 'In-Fluence of 2~ntibiotics.
ORIG., FJBz Sb- nauchn. tr. khim.-ftirnatsevt.
in-ti, 1957, 3, 118-128
A number of varian,:s ,,;ere obtained frorm 2 o-
riginal strains of 3facterium, )res1wi v.IAnh
were re!A.9tant to streptomycin, biomycin, sy-
to-mycin, and levomyeetin. ,is a rule, the re-i
sistant strains maintained a typical antigen-i
in, structure. _r`atho~zenicity ~-as lo-.-;ered for I
nice, but the sarie iilimunoloCzical nroperties I
of most of tlie variants -,,.-!ere retai,ne...
V.G. Petrovskiiya
CARD:
KONEVI y~. Ye.p Cana Biol Sci - (diorj) "Comparative study of
antigenic and certain biochemical PrOPOrties of,microorganismsil/
20 pp (Mn of
'67dapted to antibiotics." -Bm#v 1959-
Health RSFSR. Len Ohem-Phalrat# Inst). 200 copies (KL,40-59,102)
/IT

KONEV, Yu.ye.
St splifled turbidimetric method of determining the quantity of adcrobe
bodies In the process of growth. Tab,delo 5 no.4t4g-52 Jl-AC 159.
(XIU M12)
1. Is kafedry mikroblologli (zav. - prof. P.W. rashkin) Leulnpad-
skogo khImlko-fsr=ts@vtIcheokogo inotituta (dlr. - doteent T.N.
Ivanov).
. (BACTERIOLOGY-TICHNIqU)

WHKINp P.N Ij DROZDOVp A.I.; XONEVo-YUJO.; SLUBKOp A.L.
Cultivation properties and viability of antibiotic-resistant
variants of paratyphoidt- dpetery and coli bacilli. ArItibiotiki
5 no. 5:63-68 s-o 16o (MIRA 13:10)
1. Kafedra r-4 gii LeningraAskogo goeudaretvennogo inotituta
-usovershenstvovaniya.vrachey imeni S.H. Kirova.
(SALMONE,W (SHIGELJA) (ESCUMCEIA COLI)

KASHKIN, P.N.; DROZDOV, ApI.;.KONEVL.Yu.Ye.; SLUVKO, A.L.
Biochemical activity, serologic al. properties and pathogenic char'
acteriotics of antibiotio-:resistant variants'of paratyphoid, dysent6rial
and coli bacilli. Antibiotiki 6 no.1:58-67Va -161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Kafedra mikrobiologii Leningradskogo instituta usovershenstvow~niya
vrachey imeni S.M.K:Lrova.
(SAUIONELLA FARATYPHI) (SHIGEIJA)
.(ESCHERIGHIA COLI) (ANTIBIOTICS)

K0NLrv.
Using the precipitation in agar reactions to characterize microA-
organisms which have adapted to antibiotics; Bacillus breslau. Eksp.
i klin. issl po antibiot. 1:75-78,158. (MIRA 15:5)
iSALMONEMLA) (ANTIBIOTICS)
(ANTIGENS AND ANTIBODIES.-ANALYSIS)

GOLYAKOV, P.N.; TSIGANOV9 V.A.; XONEV, Yu.Ye.
Further use of the method of paper 4sks in ii#fstigating new
antibiotic oubotanceo. Eksp. i klills issi. po?,Wntiblot. 2:21-26
160. (NIRA'1515)
(ANTIBIOTICS)

KONEV, Yu,ye.
-------------
Antigenic properties of FlexnePs "C" dysenterial bacteria which
have adapted to antibiotics. Eksp- i klin. isal. po antibiot4-2:
194-ir 160. (MIRA 1~:5)
(SHIGELIA DYSENTERIAE) (ARIBIOTICS)
(ANTIGENS AND ANTIBODIES)

KONEV, YuJe.; GOLYAKOV, P.N.
Study of the serological properties of microbes which have adpated '
to the action of antibidtics. Eksp. i klin. is'sl. po antibiot. 2:
19&201 160. (MIRA 15:5)
(ANTIBIOTICS) (BACTERIA, PATHOGENIC)
(ANTIGENS AND ANTIBODIES)

GOLYAKOV, P.N.; KONF-V, Yujo.
-r-~~
.Cros;s resistance of microbes which have adapted to some antibiotics.
Eksp. i klin issl. po antibiot. W06-210 160. (MIRA 15:5)
411TIBIOTICt) (BACTERIA, PATHOGENIC)

DOBRDMYSLOV, V.V.; MWDOVt A.I.; KONSVP Yu.ye.
Experimental model of visceral mycosis in mice and rats Eksp. i
klin. issl. po ahtibiot,.lil92-196 1586' iMIRA 3-5:5)
.WCOSIS)
0

DOBROI-ffSLOV,, V.V.; XQNEV, Yu.Ye 'DROZDOV A.I.
Producing a model of experimental onrhomycooLd in animals.
RA 15:5)
Eksp. i klinimiseloo antibiot. 1:197-202 159. (MIL
YCOS I(NAILS (AIIATOMY)-DISEASFS)

KOHV, YU.Ye0-; TSYGANOV, V.A.
A new "Cift in the ysUov actincmycotes grvupt Actinomyces
zantholitiaus nspe Mkrobiologiia 31 no.6tlO23-1028 N-D 162.
(MnA 16SA
1. leningradskiy nauchno-loolodavatellskiy institut antibiotikov.
(ACTINMYCES)

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CESS AR103996 S/0299/64 /000/009/BoWBO24

SOURCE' A.
Biola Sve too Abs,
9B179

11"Irlmarative study of the Aet, haohilce-nais nzLd Let-

J- 3-)r Hauchn. aaazli LoriiinV. in-ta
;Sb. Allaterl !~Il
'
, 36-37
3
MEA 004, D7, LS M-.-TC L00

'TOPIC TAGS: aetinoMeetesj, antibiquis,, speotropbLotomstryt, bacteria#
ActinoMycos *Iivovektiai1lstus~ Shinobu,
TRANSLAT101-14 On the basis of apoctrophotometrio. experimental datap
'the antifungas substance formed under certain conditionn b-7 Act.
Shimobu belongs to the heptene antibiotIQ7-of the
groupo Fr~= a resumeo
S7u-r, GODE: LuS ENGLi- 00
Cardl

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A e%
'~arkovlch, A. V.-, Konev, Yu, Ye,- Fe '1~ rIr n~
f ctivit
Cr-aln Droducts of actinourycetaq 1, R
Cnlr-Pv: Lb, Matorlaly4~ 'Z-y Nauchn, ~qe-~!111 T, e 7-~ I nF rt -q
1963- L., 1963, 68
TAGS lietl nomy- * a--ac
TOPICI aq~ as -U'redv~6r~faiilatus~.Xrassj yeasts,::
entibiaslsiv~ &am-positiva-
0 e
TRANSLATTPU: Orange aotinomYe 'tes 143VII identified as avsriet-y of
Act. a,~Lracverticillatus Krase displays antagonistic activity against
a b3c t~ and yoasts. Antibacterial. substanco.4
and
tits viere fotmd in mycelium extra,:~ta, On tte basta of I'lls
Eind chemical properties, the hyiroch1oricla of thF) higIlly
a 11
re,~" Pisment is close to the prodigiostn-like pigments, of
R,~!tlnomvcetes origin. From a resume.
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AICCESSION, NR! AT500W,67
X'on eva K. G. ' Abashin, 0. 1.
R-iavlor ol
certaIn impurities In the course of the production of mo-asive
r-i mura
9Meshchanlyp pq r-n
'r A 2Lft&'jUaHeAUe_rhenj
Z%., XI&MGS.- r4keni uriftL-Mil twl, 8MMOnJUM PeMhenitte,
r;--rh
e
AIM the4u
V17 thdrlor t,U.df4-I-------...
phosphonff in thd,coukse -of Ihe preparatfoa of inassive.
'Min:
-e ra&6ac-Hve, e ernent stud-f-ed was 11itroduced L'Ito --nmoni
wiiieh was then reduced twice with hydrogen to yield rheniuni pqwder.~~The
I - as
!)ressed and sintered. Tt was 'ound that ~he calcium, rontent did not decre e
-ie experi r .3 4 dur-inv
-tit durinz L' x --iii en ts.
content A'-i
in -I!
-v;,j i, T, i r) n(.,i ammoniun- vor-I)enme
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TSYGANOV, V.A.; GOLYAKOV, P.N.;.KON-E%',,-,yu.Ye.; YEFRIOVA, V.14.
Actinoqrces-producers of pentaene antibiotics. Mikrobiologiia
33 no.ltl52-161 Ja-F 164,, (MMA 17:9)
1. Leningradskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut antibiotikov.

KONFtlk YujY04
~v
U
Vp--"O'lletc i'!ctinCDVC,- I t ', syprcduoeri of peritaens arUbiotics.
hikrobiologile 33 no.4g6412-630 Jl-kg IF-I..
NIMA 18331
1. Lenirgvidskiy ~ . - h, i r) It i k.,) v .
~ I " - . ,s-Lv,_-cut art-'

zn. Biologiya. Svodnyy toL
R Kare" Y u . Y I
from the desert soils of Kyzy'-Kum which fom, phytopathogenic
Sb. Materialy 2-y Konfemntsii mciodykh -ichenvkh '-n`ngr. in-ta
L. , 1964, 57-58
acl-inomycete, phytopathagenic fungus, antibiotic
T rne antagonism o:9: 507 strains of actinoT.T.7cetes f-rcm -,nIr-.ater3 Sandy soils
part of t~e KvzyI-Y*u-m -;4aI6 vr- the sTrains which
92 possessed antifungous pmperti-s, The mo-e actlvp pr--ducers which
4 - actions with respect to phytopa thogen c 1--ir.
we re se erted f or
lhvse of them synthesized polyeLe antibiotics; three of the others
synthesized a mixture of antibacterial and antifungous substances. An identifica-
~i-r, jas made of the strains which were Isolated accor(ling tc rnc~spholnglcal, cul-

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characteristics. Among the in the
s
liqljid of these s t r
I (T. Usperiskaya)
SUB CCDE.- LS, ENCL: 00

DOBROMY~Lov, V.V.; DROZDOV, A.I.; ~ONEV, Yu.yo.
Experimental superficial dermatoryC65-is in guinea pigs and
rabbits. Vest, dorm. J ven. 38 no,8;'21-25, Ag 164.
(MIRA 18:8)
1. Laboratoriya.meditsinskoy mikologii (zav. A.A. Kondratlyeva)
Leningradskogo instituta. antibiotikov.

BOGDANOVA.9 NaPo; T.A.; SOLOVIYEV, S.N.;
SOKOLOV, B.V.; TSYGANOVv V.R.
Identification of the antVbiotic 1160 prod-aced by actino-
mycotes from the Actinomyces griseus group. Antibiotiki -10
no.3:195-201 Mr 165. (MIRA 18 10)
1. Leningradskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy In3titint anti-
blotikov.

TSIGANOV# V.A.; MOREV, Yu.Y*.; HAMESTROVAl VX#
Chamateristics of the aetinorloate No," I/Ij the produoent
of xyoohaptizip a nev antifugal antibiotic, Antibiotiki 10
n*670"-602 il 165, (mm 1819)
1. Loningradskiy nauchno.-issledovatallskiy knatitut antibiotikove

TSYGANOVX V.A.;_KONEV, Yu.~Ye.; FURSENKO., M.V.; IOFINA, E.I.; ALIBERT, M.M.;
HJSTAFOVA!J---W~W pi-VMKOVA, I.B.; SOLOVIYEV, S.M.; MALYSHKINAt M.A.;
BOGDANOVA N:P:* KOTENKO, T.V.; FILIPPOVA, A.I.
v P
Isolation and characteristics of actinomycetes producing the
antibiotic trichomycin. Antibiotiki 9 no-4:291-296 Ap 164.
(MIRA 19:1)
1. Leningradskiy nauchno-issiodovatellskiy institut antibiotikov.

GOLYAKO.vp.?.N.; TSYGANOV,, V.A.; KOIIEV,, Yu.Ye.
Characteristics of antibiotic properties of some actinomycetes
producing hems antibiotics. Antibiotiki 9 no,4s297-303 Ap 164.
(MIRA 19:1)
la Leningradskiy nauchno-ineledovatellskiy inatitut antibiotikov.

AP6028723 SOURCE CODE: UR/022O/66/035/oo4/o6l2/o622
AUTHORt Koneve Yu,__Y,es;.Tsyg%noY$ Vs As
5e;4J+C
ORG: Leningrad AntibioticsyHesearch Inatitute (Leningradekiy
nauchno-isoledovateliskiy institut antibiotikov)
TITLE: Verticillate actinomyeetes producers of polyenic antibiotics
SOURCE: Mikrobialogiya, Y, 35* no, 4t 1966, 612-622
TOPIC TAGS: actinomycetes, antibiotic, fungus antibiotic/ WA-1
ABSTRACT:
Comparatively ra.re verticillate aciinomycetes'strains Idul-
tured from laboratory and soil samples were found to
-:synthesize polyenic antibiotics. These antibiotics were
iinvestigated by spectrophotometrLc'and UV Ad6orption methods
,carried out on mycelial extracts* (WA-50; CBE No. 11].
SUB CODE: ."o6/ SUBM DATE: 24Apr65/ ORIG REF: 012/ OTH REFt 019/
UDC: -576.852,1 :615.TT 9.931

ACC NR1 APT000021 SOURCE CODE: UR/0080/66/039/011/2608-/2605
-AUTHORI 'JVol1fo:L, A,; Khokhlova, V, A,; Kotetokiy, V. V.; Meast As 1i
Konev, Yu. Yee
ORG: Leningrad Institute of the Textile and Light Industry In. So'ke-
Kiro,r (Leningradokiy institut tekstillnoy i legko3r promyshlennostl).
TITLE: Preparation or antimicrobial polymeric materials by Lon
exchange with antisleptics
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, Y. 39, no. 11, 1966, 26o8-26og
TOPIC TAqSt antimicrobial plastic$ antiseptic pat,414~v\yl k\ao6k
,,ABSTRACT: A method of imparting antimicrobial properties to polynerl.9
materials, involving the introduction of antiseptics into these
materials by means of ion exchange, has been developed. The polymeric
Imaterials used were poly(vinyl alcohol) and viocone fibers, but the'
method is said to be equally applicable for imparting antimicrobial
properties to plastic films, plastic articles, and raw and Yuleanized
irubbers# Poly(vinyl alcohol) was first modified by previously describe
methods so as to attach sulfonic or carboxyl groups to it, but the Y-L-
iviscose, which contains some carboxyl groups. was used as is. The
fibera-were treated with the antiseptics silver* streptomycini-.11
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colimycin, quinosol, brilliant green, trypaflavine, rivanol, albucid,
or streptocid. The antiseptics werfi applied as 0.1 M aqueous solution#
lexcept for the bigh-molecular-vei ht antisesticu (streptomycin, brillat
green) which were used in I x 10-5-2 x 10 - M aqueous solutions. The
microbiological activity of the samples was tested: against bacteria
(Staphilococus aureus) and molds (Candida, albicans and Trichophyton
9upaeum) at 37c for 20-24 br. Test results are given in tabular form
in the source, Quinosol-treated fibers were active against all thr
microorganisims.. moist or the fibers vithstood -10-'. or more vaishIng:
vith OP-1049tergent without losing their microbiological activity.
suB coDzt oy, W-.'suam DATzi* 3.gApr66/ OHIO REF: oo6/ ATD PRZ888 SIL
LCEC

VY-AZEMITSEVA, Valentina Vikitichna;
1&4LYEV, V.A.., red.
[Animal husbandry in foreign coantriesl Zhivotnovodstvo
zarubezhiqkh stran; sbornik statei. Ilosk-va. Znarie,
, I-
1965. 46 p. (Novae v zhimi, nauke, tekhnike. V Seriia:
Sellskoe khoziaistvo~ no-15) (MIRA 18:7)

KDNEVAj K. 0. q Grad Stud
Dissertations OAn Investigation of the Electro3ytic Method of Producing Certain
H6teropolycompoumls and the Mechanism of Their Formation by the Method of Tagged
Atoms." Cand Chem Sci, Insi of Physical Chemistry, Acad Sci USSR, 29 Jun 54.
(Vachernyaya Moskvaq Moscow, 21 Jun 54)
SO: SUM 318g 23 Doe 1954

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Rs AP6033051 SOURCE CODE: UR/0126/66/022/002/0246/0253
AUTHOR: Koneva, N. A.; Korotayev, A. D.
ORG: Siberian Physicotechnical Institute im. V. D. Kuznetsov (Sibirskiy fiziko-
tekhnicheskiy institut)
TITLE: Deformation aging of ordered alloys below and above the critical temperature
SOURCE: Fizika i metallov i metallovedeniye, v. 22, no. 2, 1966, 246-253
TOPIC TAGS: metal aging, thermal aging, ordered alloy, metal deformation
ABSTRACT: The authors study deformation aging of N13Fe, N13(FeCr), Ni3(Fel4n) alloys
after stretching to a degree of deformation at room temperature corresponding to a
stage of linear strengthening and a stage with a falling strengthening factor. It is
shown that at T5T cr , the yield point of ordered alloys is reduced to the level of un-
ordered materials and lower as a result of aging. Under these conditions, the
st,rengthening factor increases independently of the degree of deformation. Regres-
sion to the linear strengthening stage is observed as the result of aging specimens,
deformed to the falling strengthening factor stage. During aging at T>T cr' yield
point reduction is the same as for the previous case. This is accompanied by a sig-
nificant decrease in the strengthening factor of the specimens deformed by linear
strengthening. Orig. art. has: 5 figures, 2 tables.
SUB CODE: ll/ SUBM DATE: 1OAug65/ ORIG, REF: o14/ oTH Ra: 015
1/1 UDC: 548.5
ti0fM-66 EWr (m) /t/60(t) Mli(P&MP (b)/01A (c) MIHVI
ACC NRt AP5026368 SOURCE CODE: UR/0370/65/000/005/olet'
J/0186
AUTHOR: Kor6tayev. A. D."(Tomsk); Konevai.N. A. (Tomsk),
(Tomsk) ukhfatuliina, R. M.
ORG: none.
TITLE: The quenching-in of excess vacancies in deformed and thermomechanically
tested alloys [Paper presented at the 19th Scientific-Technical Session on Heat Re-
sistant Materials held in Moscow in 1965] 111~ 7pl-
SOURCE: AN.SsSR. Izvestlya. MetalIly, no. 5, 1965, 160-186
TOPIC TAGS: nickel containing alloy. crystal vacancy, resistivity, mechanical beat
treatment
ABSTRACT: The mechanism of vacancy efflux during annealing was studied for queAched
specimens of both deformed and undeformed 14J:S(re + 3 at % Mn). Specifically, the or-
dering mechanism in this alloy was.found to be vacancy assisted and by means of re-
sistivity curves the processes of vacancy coalescence and/or removal by dislocation
sinks could he followed. 'High temperature-deformation was also investigated to check
an American hypothesis concerning marked Increase in diffusion coefficients with high
temperature deformation tenta..tively due to several orders Of magnitude difference In
vacancy concentration. The N13(Fe + 3 at Mn) alloy exhibited an.brder-dlsorde .r
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transition at about 4000C and displayed almost a 50% change in resistivity upon an-
.nealing after a prior qdench. This alloy was processed into the form of wires I mm
in diameter. These wires were annealed in wet hydrogen at 11000C following which
some were deformed 2 to 15% In tension at 200C grouped with the undeformed samples,
-held 2 to 5 min at various temperatures and finally quenched into water. A different
set of samples was pulled in tension at 8500C up to 15% and were either quenched im-
mediately or held at temperature for 1 min.and then quenched. Quenching temperatures
ranged from 570 to 7500C. The experimental data.were presented in the form of % loss
in resistivity as a function of time. The results were compared to a set of resisti-
vity data obtained simply by quenching the alloy from the various temperatures and an.
neal-ing at 3900C up to six hours* These curves showed a significant drop in resinti-
vity with time whereas the deformed samples, irrespective of the temperature of de-
formation, exhibited very slight changes. The annealing time was as long as 80 hours
in this case. The markedly different behavior of the thermomechanically treated
samples when coWared with standardly quenched and annealed samples was rationalized
on the basis of the lack of dislocation sinks in the unstrained metal. Cal6ttlations
were made on,the number of vacancies produced by the respective treatments and the
number of dislocations present. It was estimated that the number of vacancy jumps
necessary to affect their disappearance was about 108 for the standard resistivity
curves (heated and quenched) while for the thermcmechanically treated samples this
number was estimated at only 10'5 due'to the increase In dislocation sinks. A fiotmula
was given for the number of jumps o=urring during cooling ftvm T, to Tzi E
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_4W
T1
AM= Am-W dv AzueXtr-01 di
.where v jump velocity (1013 sec-1); A I to 10; x 12; AU activation energy
M
for,miftration of vacancies-assumed to.be.39 kcal/mol. _Palcullations; based an this
equation showed that for the thermwechanica& treatedl%~;clmens most of the.-vacan-
cio3 were found to disappear during cooling. In this regard, a distinction was made
b-atween the relative efficiencies of 'old' versus 'new' dislocations as vacancy sinks
It was stated th, sbJv introduced dislocations would be stronger as sinks while
the dislocations tpapdy present would be much less. so. This was evidenced from
the resistivity data which showed that the standard curve (heated and quenched) re-
presented slow vacancf efflux when compared to the calculated values. Orige art.
has: 3 figures.
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KOROTAYliAl A..,-,. I.Tomsk); KWEEVA, _N.A,, ITATULLINA, R.M. (T=sk)
jTomsk); TUK'
C'fu;~7;ch'rij excaos vacancies In alloys deformed and subjeoted to
tho i-muro-,chanioal treatment. L-v. AN S&SR. Plet. no.5i180-186
S-0 165. (MIRA 18v10)

KON;VA,. N, P.., Candidate pbys-mth sci (diss) -- "Investigation of the rate of
dissemination of ultrasound in ternary liquid systems". Macaw, 1959. 15 pp
(Min Educ RSFM., Macaw Oblast Pedagogical Inst im 14. K. Kmpakaya) ft., No 24,,
1959.1 125)

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GOREGLYADp M.S., akademik; KONEVA, 0.1.,, kand.tekhn.nauk
Veterinary sanitary characteristics of the milk at collective
farm markets in Vitebsk. Trudy NIVI .1:296-300 160. (MIRA 15:10)
1. AN Belorusskoy SSR i Akademii sel'skokhozyaystveniiykh nauk
Beloruaskoy SSR (for Goreglyad).
Oitebsk-4,lilk-Analysis and examination)

IVAN07, V-A.,inxh.; K&WOV. A.M.;
Lowering of oil content In olleake by short-duration washing
with a pure solvent. Mael.-zhir.prom. 24 no-5:30-31 '58.
(KHA 128 1)
1. Iferganskly sawnarkhos (ror Ivanov). 2. Sredneaziatakly'filial
Vessoyasnogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo inatituta zhirov (for
(Cottonseed) (Oil cake)

TROSIKO, U.I., Inob.; KOIMTA, T&.&.
Problems In tbonflnipf, of cottonseed oil In nicalla. Nual.-
sbir.pron. 26 no.2:14"16 F 160. (HIRk 13:5)
1. Sredneastatekly f111&1 Yeasoyuxnogo nauchno-losledoratell-
skogo Instituts. shiraw.
(Cottonseed oil)

MARKMII, A.L., doktor khim.nauk; KUCHKAREV, A.B.. doktor khim.,nauk;
SALIMOVA, Kh., kand.tekhn.nauk; BEGILIMN, B.L., iuzh.; EDNWA,
Ta.A., inzh.; CHIBOTARIVA, A.r., inzh.; MASTOV, A.R., lh-zH-.
More abomt technical specifications for c~ttonsesds. Masle-shirs
prom. 26 no.12:5-9 D 160. (MIRA 13:12)
1. Sredneaziatskiy politekhnicheskiy institut (for Markman, luchkarev,
Salimova).' 2. Sredneaziatskiy filial Vaeso7wnogo nauchno-iseledo-
vatel'skogo instituta shirov (for Begillman, Koneva, Chebotareva).
3. Uzgipropishcheprom (for Hastov).
(Cottonseed)

RZHEKHIN, V.P., kand.tekhn.nauk; BELOVA, A.B., inzh.; TROSIKO, V.I.,
inzh.; jj~~~ inzh.; BOPSHCH2N, S.T., inzh.; VLASGV,
V.I., inzh.; ROZEFSHTEYN, G.V., inzh.; TADZHIBA =,J, G.T.y
inzh.
Separation of gossypol. from prepassed oils and micelles with
anthranilic acid. Maal. - zhir. prom. 27 no.8:26-29 Ag 161.
(MIRA 14-.8)
1. Voesoyumyy nauchno-isoledovateliskiy institut zbirov (for
Rzhekhin, Belova). 2. Sredneaziatakiy filial Vsesoyuznogo
nauchno-issladovateliskogo instituta zhirov (for Tros1ko, Koneva).
3. Kokandakiy maislozhirovoy kombinat (for Dorahchev, VlsLsov,,
ltozenshteyn, Tadzhibayev).
(Go3sypol) (Anthranilic acid) (Oils and fats)

doktor Ithimicheakikh nauk; TROSIKO, U.I., inzh.; Prinimali
uchastiye: KONEVA, Ta.A.: SHCHEBELIBIKOVA, G.I.
Refining of cottonseed oil in a micelle. Report No,2. Masl.-
zhir.prom. 28 no.3:18-20 Yx 162. (MM 15:4)
1, Inatitut khimii rastitellnykh Yeahchestv AN UzSSR.
(Cottonseed oil)

MARKMN,, A.L., doktor khimichookikh nauk; TROSIKO, U.,I.,, inzh*;
KONEVA Ya.A.; SHCHEBELINIKOVA~ G.I.
Prinimal-i uchastive_,_ ip
Refining cottonseed oil in micelle, Masl. - zhir. prom. 27
no.12:12-16 D 1619 (MIR& 14:12)
i
1. Institut khimii rastitelln~lffi wshchestv Ali USSR.
(cottonseed oA

PAVIMAX Vl~l IV (umin9nd);- AW~Wyv R*V,~ (Oorlkiy)
Dermtolooml ow h1storiess Yont. dorm. i van. 39 no.4i
93 Ap 063-0 (M& 19:2)

IKOVVAMt. R.T.
Vw~&sgamma treatment of malignant tumorsO by H,AeVolkova.
Retiewed by R.V.Konevalov. Vop.onke 9 nool&124-125 163.
(MIRA 16:5)
(CANCER) (GM PLAYS-THERAPEUTIG USE)
(VOLKOVA, M.A.)

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Fook "I 1Lttvofr..- onko: 'l1
OIN, . (Hilu, J,:-ms)
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IOMALOV, R.-V.
Clinical evaluation or telegammatherapy of malignant tumors in
the late stages. Vop. onk. 8 no.1:102-106 162. (MIRA 15S2)
1. is Garokmkogo gorodskago onkologichookogo dispansera (glavn.
vrach - N. F. Volkor)
(CANCER) (GLMKA RLYS.-THERAPBUT C USE)

KONEVALOV,, R. V.
--------------
Comparative evaluation of the methods of radiation treatment in
cancer of the lower lip. Vop. onk. 8 no.4:86-90 162.
(MIRA 1524)
1. Iz kafedry rentganologii i meditsinskoy radiologii (zav. -
dots. V. F. Sigachev) Gor1kovskogo meditsinskogo institute, im.
S. M. Kirova (dir. - I. F. Matyushin) i Gorlkovskogo gorodskoggo
onkologicheekogo dispansera (glav. vrach - N. F. Volkov)
(LIPS-CANCER) (RADIOTHERAPY)

KONEVALOV, R.Vo
Case of multiple cancer of the sr~dp following roentgenological
epilation. Vop. onk. 8 no.11:99-102 162.
(MIRA 17:6)
1. Is kafedry rentgenologii i meditsinskoy radiologii (zav. -
dotsent V.F. Sigachev) Gorlkovskago meditainakogo instituta
imeni S.M. Kirova (dirs- I.F. Matyushin) i iz Gorlkovskogo
gorodskogo onkologicheokogo dispansera (glavnyy vrach
N.F, Volkov),

KONEVALOV, R.V. (Gorlkly)
%~~Va llls~~-,#---'
Reviews. Med. rad. 10 rio.7:89-91 Jl 165. (WRA 18:9)

KO)MVALQY,-V,Y-,--
Universal device -for freeing frosen p1pes. Ruved. I okb.
zodr 2# no. 6 4849 Je 162. (MIRA 15t.10)
1. Tuilebm kampleksuaya goologormavedochnan ekepaditsiya.
(Bo'ring wcbi=r7--kuipwmt and mVplies)