SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOROLEV, A.I. - KOROLEV, A.S.

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KOROLEV,_A,I. inzh.
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Devices for measuring temperature at the contacts of current
conducting components. Elek.sta. 32 no.8:85-86 Ag 161.
(MIRA ll~.,10)
(Temperature - -

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SRUNIN, T.G.;, ZOROI- T. AJ-
Reducing idle tim for open-hearth furnaces ca~.Used by cold or hot
repairs. Metallurg no.5:14-17 My 156. (mm 9:9)
l.Nachallnik tsekhm, remonts, promyshlonnykh pachey Magnitogorskoge
metallmrgicheskogo kombinata (for Shunin).2.Zamestitell nachallniks
teekha remonta promyshlawqkh pechey Mgnitogorskogo metallurgicheakoge
kembinata (for Korolev).
itogorsk--Opon-hearth flirnaces-rRepairing)
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137-58-6-11728
Translation from; Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 6, p 73 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Korolev, A.I.
TITLE: Improving Open-hearth Furnace Design (Uluclisheniye kon-
struktsiy martenovskikh pechey)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Nauchno-tekhn. o-va chernoy metallurgii, 1957, Vol
18, pp 199-207
ABSTRACT: Enlargement of the batch capacity of the open-hearth furn-
aces of the Magnitogorsk Metallurgical Kombinat was accom-
plished by lengthening and widening the bath, with simultaneous
reduction in depth. The service life of the front wall was in-
creased by 200 heats by reducing its angle to the horizontal,
installing heat exchangers in its upper portion and employing
iron plating. Reduction of the slope of the rear wall and in-
crease in its thickness increased its life to levels correspond-
ing to that of the roof. The main roofs were made smooth, and
the number of hangers was increased. All this increased ser-
vice life to up to rv 500 heats, in the case of large furnaces.
Injectors were mounted in the furnaces; their operation was co-
Card 1/2 ordinated with the delivery of liquid fuel for carburetting.
V/

137-58-6-11728
Improving Open-hearth Furnace Design
Inadequate port size is the cause of frequent overheating and short service
life; this has made itself felt recently in particular in connection with the in-
crease in thermal stress. The use of forsterite did not afford favorable re-
sults in view of the con5iderable clogging of the ports by flue dust.
M.M.
1. Open hearth furnaces--Design 2. Open hearth furnaces--Equipment
Card 2/2

KCROIEV A I.- K KSHARGV, V.D.
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Use of unfired a W emite-chromite refractories for the laying of
slag-pocket arches in open-hearth furnaces. Stall 22 no.11099-
1000 N 162. (MIRA 151l1)
1. Magnitogorskiy gornmetal-lurgicheakiy inatitut i Vostochnyy
institut, ognsuporov.
(Open-hearth furnaces--Design and construction)
(Refractory materials)

VORNOVJ. F.D.; BIG.EYEV, AX.; DIKSHTFIV, Ye.l.; TRIMNOV, A.G.; KAZAKOV.
A.I.;-49ROLEV, -AAI,; BORODINp G.L.; ANTIFIN, V.G.; KUTAKOV, A.M.;
KOZRANOV, M.G.; GAZIIUR,, V.F.
Investigating the operation.of 400-ton open-hearth furnaces
following redeoign'- Stall' 22 -9(Y7 0162. (MIRA
0 no.10:904 13:10)
1e -*4gnitogorskiy metallurgiches)Eiy kombinat i Magnitogorskiy
gornCretallurgicheskiy institut.
(Open-hearth furraces)

KOROLEV, A.I.,_, Yand.tekhn.nauk
Statistical analysis of the quality of neutral r6layB in theIr manu-
facture. Sbor. trud. !,IIZHT no.205.-67-7.1 163.
(WRA 18~1_)
Rellabillty of an elpvctri:~ switch and sIgnal Int-gr1ocking SpIL-3m.
lbid..72-78
SYnthesia of the reliability of electric au"I'mattc control. networks.
Ibid. s79..83

KOROLEV, Aole, kandetekhn,nauk; MTRZOYEV, G.K.; SLYUDIKOVY LsDel kand.tekhn.tauk
Investigating the effect of the front suspension and steering
wheel drive on the wear of motor-vehicle tires* Avt.prom. 31 *
no.5s28-31 My 165, (MIRA 18:5)
1. Moskovskiy avtomekhanicheakiy institut i Moskovskiy shinnyy zavod.

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waastitute or intermediate orsonic Products and Dye-
-staffs Imeal X. Yo. Voroshiloy," A. I. Zvolev, Act-
be DIr, IrAt Sol'11atters, 3 YP
OWN Prge X0 12
Is-1915 Action C=Wttee started first Russian dye
futca7t teginning of present day Institute. First
asimed the Institute for Interoedlate Ojrg=Ic Products'
md Byestaffs In 1931. VISIMUM6 Scientists Currently
uplayed In discovering now methods for increasing
tselmleal bwwlodp in field of dyestuffs and paints.
KORGLZMVI A.
USSR/Academy-of Sciences scientist
Nov 48
"in Honor of Academician Valdimir Mikhaylovich Rodionovv" M. Shempkinp A. Xorolevv
2(4 pp
"Zhur Obahch Ddia" Vol XVIII, No 3.1
Bibiographic rem= of the life and vorks of noted scholar, engineer,, and pedagoguev
one of the organizers of the industries for the production of alkaloids,, pharmaceutical
preparations, organic intermediate products and dyes,, and a laureate of the Stalin
Prize, in honor of his 70th birthday. (See M Photo Accession No P-3466.) Sutmitted
2 Jun 48
FA 67/49T2

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technique u3ing funigiryl chloride and xyluie as the solvent
0 0 3 gave I dkhlorid~r, b. 114-15', w hkb on boiling with water
J.; resday PVT L Similarly prtpd., the no"_410016yl
eswol 1. needles from petr. ether. in. lol-,3*. Oxidation
of I by Klfn(]~ gave the diaa~?,~ a bm.1.2j.4-
0 'a lavacarborylic acid (U). m. lf;~Wj (from ActO): an furtber
beating above the m.p. it rt~nlidifiea and in. 244-5 .
(some
decompa.). Heating the anh7dride, m. 16"', witit
water save thefrow"U. in. 235 (decompn.); boUW~0.23
br. with Ac.0 save the anhydride, m. 2,14-41% Identical
with Ditil-Alder's 11. Ilrating I With AciO ks& to bo-
nwrisation to the cis 6omcf: heating with Aea dam not
produm any change. It i3 concluded that Beem's acift
am really cis-48 and trans-Ag L"Mien, respectively.
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OROLE
USER/Scientists Chadstry
Card 1/1 1 Pub. 1533- - 37/37
Authors Rodionovj-V. M,; Vorozhtsov, N. N,,; Smirnova, A. F.; Shchetinina# Le A*;
Shestov, A. P.;.Korolev, A. I.; Lukashevich, V. 0.; and Ufimtsev, V. N.
Title
In memory of Evgenly Alekseevich Ivanov
Periodical Zhur. ob. khim. 24/3., 579-580,, Mar 1954
Abstract 4 Eulogy is presented honoring the passing of E. A. Ivanovj, chief of the
Central Laboratory of the Dorog
,omilov-Frunze Chemical Plant, scientist
in the field of organic semi-products and dyes, recipient of Stalin
premium. Illustration*
Institution:
Submitted

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USSR/Scientists.
-04rd 1/1 Pub-.151 - 37/37
Authors Korol4v.,.Al I.
Title 'In memory Of Robert Karlovich Eykhnan
Periodical Zhur. -ob. khira.'A/16,, 1893-1995,10ot 1954
Abstract Eulog'y-honoring-theI-death.of Dr. of Techn. Sciences R. K. Eykhman (1879-
.1953),,famous specialist and organizier of the Soviet Aniline-Dye Industry.
List of works by Eykhman.0.1sincluded, Illustration.
Institution :
Submitted : too

U'-)'_-'R/Cht_--,dstry Dyestuff s /'A' 0 ix'-'; L E'~- F-D -
1/1 Pub. 50 - 2/14
Au',hor Prof. Korolev, A. I.
Title The 100-th anniversary of the discovery of the first synthetic
aniline dyestuff
.1.) --iodical. h0him. prom. No 4, 195-202, Jun 1955
Uract After a historical treatment in which an attemi)t is inade
to establish lussian priorities in work on synthetic dyestuffs,
outlines briefly some contemporary achievements of dyestuff
chemistry with particular attention to color fastness, especially
fastness to light. Mentions some recent USSR work. Eleven ref-
erences, 8 Russian and USSR, prior to 194o, one 1940.

KOGAN, joelf Mikhnylovich;,~~~~.A,4-1,,~p rofeemor, redaktor; FODIMAN. I.V.p
redaktor; LURIYI, M.S.. takhnicheekty redaktor
[The chemistry of dyes] Iblulla krealtelel. Isdo 3-6. Fed rode A.I.
Korolevas Moskva# Goes nouchoo-tokhn. izd-vo khts. lit-ry, 1956.
696 p. (MM 9:12)
(Dyes and dyetw-Chsaistry)

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1.t

KOROLEV. A.I., prof.; FODIXAN. I.Y., kand. tekhn. nauk.
Present state and trends in the development of the chemistry and
manufaeture of synthetic dyes. Mir.. nauka i prom. 3 no.2:138-145
'58. (NINA IW)
(Dyes and dyeing)

XORCLIV Aj., otv.red.; TMIPSON, N.s., zam.otv.red.; BOGDANOV, S.V.,
red.; DOKUNIKHIN, N.S., red.; KASLMIKOVA, Te.T.. red.; YODIW,
I.V., red.; KHC*SKIT, I.G., red.; ZWKIN, V.I., red.; SUAKg Te.Gep
takhn.red.
[Organic intermediate products and dyes; collected articles]
Organicheskis poluproduicty i krasitelt; abornik statei. koskva,
Gos.n&uchno-tekhn.i%d-vo khim.lit-ry. No.l. 1959. 238 P.
(MIRA 13:7)
le Nauchno-Iseledovatellakly Institut organichaskikh polupro-
duktov i krasiteley.
(Dyes and dyeing) (Aromatic compounds)

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(Ilaphthalene)

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NIKOLENKO, Leonid Nikolayevich;-KOROLEV, A.I., prof., red.; STUKOVNIN,
.N.D., red.izd-va; GOROKHOVA,-S-.S.,, tekhn. red.
[Practical laboratory work in intermediate products and dyes)
Laboratornyi praktikum yo promiezhutochrorm produktam i kraoi-
teliam. Moskvao Goo* izd-vo "Vysshaia shkola," 1961. 383 pe
(IMU 15:3)
(Dyes and dyeing--Chem~stry)
(Chemistry-Laboratory manuals)

KOROLEV A.I.- MUR, V.I.
Investigation in the field of asymmetric synthesis. Org. poluprod.
i kras. no.2:77-87 161. (MIRA 14:11)
(Ghemistry, Organic--Synthesis)

ERKIKE, R.D.; DOBROVOLISKIY, S.V.;,-KOROLFV, A.I.
Catalytic conversions nf N,N-&alkyleyclobexylamines Dokl. AN
SSSR 136 no.6-.3,357-1359 F.161. iMIRA 24:3)
1. flauchno-issledovatellskiy institut organicheskikh poluproduktov
i krasiteley im Ko Ye. Voroshilova. Predstavleno akademikom
B. A. Kazanskim.
(Cyclohexylaynins)

MUR) V*I*; GORBUNOVA, Zh-A-; KCROLEVI AeIe
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(mm 14:.10)
1. Nauchm-isaledovateltakly inatitut organicheskikh poluproduktov
i krasiteley imeni X.19.Voroshilova.
(Dyes and dyeing)

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KUR., T. I,; - 01~4=kv Zh. A.;-XMLEY,, A. I.
Study of the mobanim of hydrolysis of eaters. Mur. VKHO *
W.2:232 163. (NM 1614)
1. Nauchno-lasledontellskiy institut organieheskikh polupro-
duktor i krasiteley.
(Esters) (Hydrolysis)

MURI T. I.;.GCRJ=TAO Zh. A.;-KOR=Ty A. I.
Hydrolysis or eaters of cyanuric &aid and some or iu derive-
tives. Zhur. MM-8-w.2:235 163. (KIRA 1614)
1. Naucbno-isoledovatel'Bkiy inatitut organicbeskikh polupro-
duktov i kissiteley.
(Cyanuric acid) (Rydrp~ymis)

MUTMIN, Petr Prokhorovich; KOROTENKO, Tamila Aleksandrovna,
inzh.; GIIEKALIN, M.A., doktor khim. nauk~ retBenzent;
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[Active dyes) Aktivnye krasitell. Kiev, Gostekhizdat
USSR, 1963. 132 p. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN Ukr.M (for Karpukhin).
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KOROLEV, A.I.; MUR. V.I.; AVAKYAN, V.G.
Diels-Adler reaction in a partial asymmetrical synthesis. Zhur.ob.khim.
34 no.2r7O8 F 164. ()URA 17s3)
1. Nauchno-isslidavatelfskiy inotitut, organicheakikh polnproduktov i
krasiteley.

It- 1))BFtUVOi-'SKIY, S,V..,- KOROLFV~
C,i'lalytic methylation of cpAv-jht--faronp almsthylqmine. Zhur,
VKFO 10
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