SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KRASNICHENKO, L.V. - KRASNIK, W.

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Sprayed metal coating for bearing units. Tren. i izn. mash. no.10:
135-154 '55- (MLRA 8:11)
(Mechanical wear) (Bearings (Machinery))

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AUTHORS: Krasnichenko L_ V and Shchirzhetskiy, M. 17%.
TITLE: Influence of oxides on the physico-mechanical properties
-of ,aetallised (sprayed) steel layers. (Vliyaniye okislov
na fiziko-mekhanichesliziye svoystva stallnykh
inetallizatsionnykb sloyev).
PERIODICAL: Fizika Metallov i Mietallovedeniyel, 1.957, Vol-5, No.1,
pp. 137-141 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: DurinG electric metal spraying of steel the teiLperature
determines the sequenc8 and the speed of individual
reactions. Above 1470 C it is fundamentally carbon which
becomes oxided and,by burninFP,protects the Si, Mn and the
iron from oxidation. However, individual steel particles
may carry an oxid.e shell of a considerable thickness,
sometimes reaching 4~L, and in such cases oxidation and
dissociation processes will be determined not solely by
external factors but also b., the speed of separation of
ox.ygen from the oxoferrite. Oxygen diffusion fro,,1' the
particles -to the outside v. !ill have little influence on the
quantity of oxides due to the short duration of -this stage.
At the end of the fliGht the individual particles hit the
surface to be metallised and adhere to it. In earlier
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Influence of oxides on the physico-mechanical properties of
metallised (sprayed) steel layers.
of the metal inside the particles is in the liquid state
and as a result of the impact the oxide shell '6reaks up
ejecting the metal which scatters alon,-,,fhe surface and-
solidifies. However, the very small particles soli(Ify
durint,r fliGht and to some extend, conserve their spherical
shape. As a result of various factors which bring about
rapid cooling, the oxidation processes are braked and the
metal of the laver is in a hiGh state of non-equilibriwa
from the physico-cheiaical point of view. In spite of the
short duration of the period of scattering of the particles
a new thin oxide layer will form on their surface;
solidification of the molten iron is accompanied 0by the
formation of wustite which is unstable below 570 C and
decomposes forhiing ferric and ferrous oxide. In the case
of very rapid cooling, the oxygendoesnot separate out
completely from the solid solution and the wustite
decomposition is elso incomplete. After coolinS saturated
oxoferrite, metastable vnistite and particles of ferric and
ferrous oxide are observed. Data are L;iven in this paper of
X-ray structural alld MetalloL;raphic analyses of metallised
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influence of oxides on the physico-mechanical properties of
metallised (sprayed) steel layers.
properties of metallised steel layers (Table 2" after
various heat treat.,11ents, i.e. prior to annealinS, after
annealing, after tempering, after normalisation anneali-n-L-.,
after carburisation and after hardenin The results
indicate that iiietallised steel layers can be used,after
certain types of heat treatment,as an enn-ineerin,- material.
For verifyinrr this possibility, the bron-ze lininC of a
spindle of a thread cuttinc~ machine was substi-'61uted by a
bushing coj:ipletely produced from a metallised 1E,,yer
Cj
(without my supportin- metal), a picture of v~hich is
reproduced in Fig-3. The hardness of -the imterial did not
prevent machining of the lining. The spindle rotating
inside thio bushinC runs at 8 to 525 r.p.iiri. and has been
operating satisfactorily for about two years.
There are 3 figures, 2 tables and 3 references, all of
which are Slavic.
SUM1ITTED: June 10-11 1956.
ASSOCIATION: Rostov/Don Institute for Agricultural Mchjner7 Construc-
tion (Rostovskiy n-D. Institut Sell khozi.1ashinostroyeniya).
AVAIL1BLE: Library of Congress.
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KRASNICEffM, L.V.; SHCHIRZnTSrIT, M.N.
Effect of oxides on physical and mechanical properties of steel
metallization layers. Fiz.met. i metalloved. 3 no.1:137-141 157.
(MIRk 11:2)
I.Rostovskiy na-Donu institut oellkhozmashinostroveniya.
(Metal spraying) (Steel--Metallography)

KISLIK, V.A., prof.; KOVALEV, M.P., kand.takhn.nauk; KRASHICHEOD, L.V.;
I)OMBROVSKIY$ K*.I., kand,tekhnnauk. --' ,
London converence on lubrication and wear* Izvo v7s, uchebe save;
mashinostr. no.1;147-151 158. . (MIRA 11:6)
(London--Lubrication and lubricants--Congresses)
(London--Mechanical wear--Congresses)

SOV/19-58-11-450/549
AUTHORS: Smolyaninov, A.I., and Krasnichenko, L.V.
TITLE: A IiIethod of I'laking Bi-Metallic Objects of Steel and
a Copper-Lead Antifriction Pseudo-Alloy (Sposob iz-
gotovleniya bimetallicheskikh izdeliy iz stali i
antifrilctsionnogo modno-svintsovogo psevdosplava)
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' izobreteniy, 1958, Nr 11, P 95 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: ClasS L~8b, 11 Nr 115986 (588743 of 20 December
1957). CoatiWthe steel base with a layer of elec-
trolytic copper, and depositing the pseudo-alloy by
means of electro-metallization, with subsequent heat
treatment to improve the mechanical strength and the
plasticity-of the product. The heat treatment
consits in annealing the blanks in a mixture of
aluminum oxide wit4 10-150,06 charcoal end holding for
3 hours in 920-940 C.
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25(1) PHASE I BOOK EXPWrrATION SOV/1931
Yxasnichenko, Leonid Vasillyevich., Candidate of T~chnical Sciences
Sovremenmays tekhnologiya metallizatsii raspyleniyem (Modern Tbchnology in
the Spraying of *tal) Moscow, Trudxezervizdat,, 1958. 93 p. (Series:
Novaya tekhaika i peredovy3m matody truda) 10,000 copies printed.
Scientific Ed.: M.A. Yelizavetin ` Candidate of Tbchnical Sciences; Ed.:
Tol. Fqchak; Mach. Ed.s V.I. Sushkevich.
PURPOM: This pamphlet is intended for foremen in industrial training, for
instructors and graduates of trade and technical schools, and for skilled
workers in machine-building plants.
COVERAUEt This pamphlet deals with the essentials of the metallizing process.
Yethods of flame metal spraying and their applications are described. The
pamphlet also presents a description of the equipment used in metal spraying
and offers suggestions on organizing the process. Ye.V. Antoshin,
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Modern Technology in the Spraying (Cont.) S07/1931
N.V. Xats, A.F..Troitskiy,.D. Ya.Vadivasov, A.T. D61zben~cov,
and V.K. Kazartsev and the Iaboratory for Mets,3.lization of the Fmrbovskly
institut sellskokhozyaystvennogo mashinostroyeniya (Rostov Institute for
Agricultural Machinery) are mentioned as having studied metallization.
There are 15 Soviet references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface
3
1. Basic Concepts of the Process of Metal Spraying 5
2. Apparatuses and Equipment
8
Compressed air eTdyment
Equipment for supplyof current for electrical metallizer 10
Equipment for supply of gas to gas metallizer 11
Electrical metallizer 11
Gas-flome GIN metallizers 20
High-frequieney metallizera 24
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Modern Technology in the Spraying (Cont.) WV/1931
Organizing metal spraying shops and sections 26
3- Physical and Ybehanical Properties of Metal Coatings Dependent
on Manufacturing Factors 29
Mechanical properties of coatings 30
Porosity of coatings 34
Anti-friction properties of metal coatings 35
Bond between the coating and the base 38
4. Fundamentals of Modern Processes of Metal Spraying 40
Preparing surface for metal koraying 40
Spraying technique 47
MEtchining the coating 55
Quality inspection of the metal coating 57
5. Types of Metal Spraying as Dependent on Their Purpose 6o
Making bearings with antifriction pseudo-alloys 62
Rebuilding automobile engine. creakshafft using anodic-
mechanical machining 66
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Modern Technology in the Spraying (Coat.) SOV11931
Metal spraying of inner.surfaces 6T
Bailding up plane surfa6es 68
Corrosion-preventing mAP-1 spraying 69
Increasing heat resistance by metal spraying 72
Use of metal spraying for various purposes 74
6. Safety Technique Daring Metal Spraying .7
7. General Remarks on Disadvantages and Advantages of Yetal, Spraying 79
8. Some Thformation on Foreign Metal Spraying Experience 8o
Gas-flame metal spraying 80
Some features peculiar to metal spraying processes 81
Flash metal spraying of the coating 83
Mechsnimtion of metall sp--aying 86
Electrical metal spraying PA
Biblingraphy 92
AVA11A=,. Library of Coagress
GO/fal
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KRASITICHENKO, L 0 ~Vg" end.tekhn.nauk; ITLIZAV~,TIH, N.A.,
Aqov~.Iyy red. ; RYCITEZ, T. red.
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M VICH, V.I., tekhn.red.
[Modern metal spraying) Govremennala tekhnologlia metallizateii,
raspyleniam. Moskva, Vses.uchebno-pedagog.izd-vo Trudrezervizdat,
1958o 93 P. (HIRA 12:2)
(Metal spraying)

MUSNICHENW. L.V.; ROSS, M.G.
Oxygen and nitrogen in metallized poeudoallo7s. Zhur. priki. khim.
31 no.8:1170-1174 Ag 158. (min '11: 10)
(oxygen) (Nitrogen) (Alloys)

XUSNICHEHM, L.V., prof.; DUBASHINSKIT, M.N., Insh.
EInctric metal spraying abroad. Vest.mash. 38 no.10:83-84
0 158. (14IRA 11:11)
(Metal spraying)
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 9, p 172 (USSR)
AUTHORS:k Krasnichenko, L.V., Shchirzhetskiy, M.N.
TITLE- The Structure of a Steel Metallization Layer (Stroyeniye stal'-
nogo metallizatsionnogo sloya)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Rostovsk. n./D. in-ta s.-kh. mashinostr., 1957, Nr 8,
part 1, pp 155-166
ABSTRACT: Investigations were performed in order to evaluate the effect
of technological parameters of clectrometallization with sub-
sequent heat treatment on the structure of a metallized layer
(ML) composed of low-carbon or high-carbon --teels. It was
established that by increasing the distance between the metal
spray gun and the surface being sprayed from 30 to 250 mm, at
an air pressure of 3 and 8 atm gage, the quantity of oxides in
the oxides in the low-carbon and high-carbon ML is increased
from 6 to 18 and 501,16,respectively. In the process, the particles
of the ML acquire a structure resembling the structure of the
Fe-0 eutectic. An increase in pressure reduces the size of the
sprayed metal particles and imparts a finer structure to the
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The Structure of a Steel Metallization Layer
gun and the surface being sprayed is changed from 30 to 75 mm, and is in-
-creased again if the distance is increased from 75 to 250 mm. A low-carbon
ML obtained at distances of 30 and 250 mm possesses a 07b of 9.5 and 6
kg/mmz respectively. An X-ray diffraction analysis of an ML which had
been tempered at a temperature of 6001C revealed a reduction in the content
of FeO from 8 to ZO/o and an increase in Fe304 content from 2.5 to 976. The
microhardness of the ML was reduced in the process by 50-70%, and the ub
decreased from 9.5 to 8.0 kg/mm2. After annealing at 9300 (the specimens
being allowed to cool in the furnace) the content of the FeO diminished by 356,
whereas the amount of Fe304 increasedby 1816. The microhardness was re-
duced by 70-80%, and the tensile strength. by 2.5 kg/mm2. Quenching of a
lo,,%,-carbon steel ML in water from a temperature of 9301 without prelimin-
ary annealing had no effect on its hardness, whereas a high-carbon ML,
when treated in an analogous manner, suffered a reduction in hardness
equivalent to 100 units, The microhardness of an ML composed of carbon
steel was increased by a factor of 1.5-2 after it had been subjected to anneal-
ing with subsequent quenching. The total amount of oxides (22~'/o) in the ML,
as well as its tensile strength, remained unaltered after quenching in either
instance. Bibliography: 3 references, 1. Metal 2. Metal
,coa'.ings--Structure 3. Metal coat ings--X-r ay analysis 111. Mletaj V. S.
Card ?_/Z coatin.gs--'est results

137-58-6-12906
Translation from: Referativnyy zliurnal, Metallurgiya, F)5G, Nr 6, p Z46 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Krasnichenko, L.V.
TITLE: New Bearing Materials Produced by the Method of Multi-stage
Metallization (Novyye podshipnikovyye materialy, holuchennyye
metodom mnogofaznoy r-netallizatsii)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Progressivn. rnetody proiz-va v rnashinostr. Rostov-
na-Donu, 1957, pp 269-275
ABSTRACT: Presentation of the results of investigations of pseudoalloys
produced by the method of metallization and intended as anti-
friction coatings for bearings. The physicocliernical and rnech-
anical properties and the wear resistance of 50 various pseudo-
alloys, in particular of steel-Cu and Cu-Pb, were studied. The
results of the investigation are as follows: 1) A new tecliniqu'- and
production process for obtaining pseudoalloys with high anti-
friction properties was proposed, 2) pseudoalloys with optimal
properties were discovered; 3) the advantages of inverted pairs,
as longer lasting and rnore reliable in work, were established; P-V.
and 4) a special apparatus for metallization of interior surfaces
Card 1/1 was built. 1. Antif-riction coatings-41ateria-Is 2. Alloys--Ccmposition
3. Alloys--Ap;~Iications

AUTHORS: Kra=i SOV122-58-5-19/20'
_QhPQko, L.I. Candidate of Technical Sciences and
-35bashinskii,-M.M.", Engineer
TITLE: Flame Metallizing with Fusion of the Deposited La7er
(Gazoplamennaya metallizatsiya s oplavleniyem
napylennogo sloya)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik,Mashinostroyeniya 1958 Nr 5,
'(USSR~.,
pp 70 - ?l
ABSTRACT: Description of the American process of depositing
colmonoy alloy (nickel, chromium and boron). A simi
lar process
of depositing nickel-chrome steel has been reported from East
Germany (Die Technik, 1957, Nr 11 pp 47-48). The deposit was
fused in an argon atmosphere. The absence of porosity and
oxidation are claimed. The mixing of base metal and deposit
takesplace in the boundary zone.
There are 5 references, 3 of which are in English and 2 in
German. 1. Boron-chromium-nickel alloys--Welding 2. Chromium-nickel steel
Card 1/1 --Welding 3. Argon--Applications

DUBASHUSKIT, X.M.
Mechanization of metal spraying in Ragland. MachInostroitell no.6:
46-47 A '580' (NIPA lltO
(Great Britain-Metal, spraying)

AUTHORS: Krasnichenko, L.V., Dubashinskiy, 11.111. 117-58-6-31/36
TITLE: Mechanization of Metallization Work in England (Mekhani-
zatsiya metallizatsionnykh rabot v Anglii)
PERIODICAL: Mashinostroitell. 10,58, Nr 6, pp 46-47 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Lately, the method of gas-flame metallization is being ex-
tensively applied in the USSR due to the development of
natural gas production. In the article 1~ the metallization
methods used abroad are reviewed. Aluminum plating of steel
details is especially considered. There are 3 references,
2 of which are British and 1 German.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 1/1 1. Industry-Review-England 2. Steel-Aluminum plating

IMSNICEMO, L.V., kand. tekhn. nauk; DUBASHINSKIY, K.K*, inzh.
Gae-flame metallization with consecutive fusing of sprayed layers,
Test. mah. 38 no*'5Z70-71 W 158. (KIU 11: 5)
(Metal spraying)

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mashinostroyeniye, 1960, No. 8, p. 21,
# 37462
AUTHORS: Krasnichenko, L.V., Shirzhetskiy, M.N.
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TITLE: Structure and Antifriction Properties of Heat-Treated Steel Pseudo-
Alloys
PERIODICAL: Tr. Kafedry "Tekhnol. metallov". Rostovsk.-n/D. in-t s.-kh,
mashinostr. Rostov-na-Do-nu, 1958, pp. 102-105
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TEXT: The authors investigated the effec of heat treatment on the anti-
friction properties of metallized pseudo-alloys'Which are used as bearing materials.0
The preliminarily heat-treated specimens of steel pseudo-alloy were tested on a
friction machine at sliding speeds of 1.33 m/sec over a hardened steel bush!-ng
with flood lubrication. The tests showed that, as a result of tempering,
cementation and normalization, the 'antifriction properties of steelpseudo-alloys
are Increased, and that, according to their physical and mechanical properties,
they can be used as antifriction bearing buahings. it was found that the friction
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Structure and Antifriction Properties of Heat-Treated Steel Pseudo-Alloys
coefficient for heat-tr5ated SDecimens possesses Its minimum magnitude at a spe-
cific load of 125 kg/cm , and that it grows comparatively slow if the specific
load is increased. Practically, the friction coefficient is the same for all
specimens. All the specimens operated up to a maximum load of 594 kg/cm2' which
could be obtained under t~qt conditions, without galling. In all tests, the
product of sliding speed by specific load reached approx4-mately Boo Ygm/sea.cM2.
There are 3 figures.
Translator's note- This is the full translation of the original Russian abstract.
M.G.N.
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Tra_nslation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mashi.nostroyenlye, 1960, No. 8, pp. 21-
22, # 37463 /19
AUTHOR: Krasnichenko, L.V.
TITLE- On tle P oblem of Antifriction Properties of Metallized Psp~gdo_
Alloys
PERIODICAL: Tr, Kafedry "Tekhnol. metallov". R stovsk. n/D in-t s.-kh. mashinostr.
Rostov/'na/Donu, 1958, PP. 5-24
TEYT- '~n The author analyzes the modern theories on ant1friction of bearing
materials\ d the antifriction properties of metallized pseudo-alloys. Based on
investigations carried out and on theoretical consideraticn-3 of the probl6m, he
concludes that the antifriction properties of materials depend chiefly on the
physical state of the surface of friction bodies. Therefore, these properties
should be rated by criteria depending on the nature of the surfaces in contact:
surface microgeometry (geometric criterion), the magnitude of approach of sur-
faces which are subjected to eqjal loads (mechanical crite.-Ion) -ni aiso the area
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S/123/60/000/003/t)03/017
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On the Problem of Antifriction Properties of Metallized Pseudo-Alloys
of actual contact, depending on the microgeometry and mechanical properties of the
surface. It is shown that, under contitions of dry and boundary friction,
metallized pseudo-alloys are subject to Increased wear, since oxides which
are found in the products of wear have an abrasive effect. If lubricated,\\
metallized pseudo-aClloys operate with a lower friction coefficient and show
only an Insignificant wear. After the pseudo-alloy is impregnated by t1le
lubricant, even long time interruptions of lubrication do not affect -the
operation of the bearing. There are 42 references.
Translator's note- This. is the full translation of the criginal Russian absLra~~-t.
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Translation from: Referativnyy ,.hurnal, Metallurgiya, 1960, No. 11, p. 199,
# 26862
AUTHORS: Y_r Pikhel'son, V.F., Shapkin, V.M.
TITU: Run-in Ability of a Copper-Steel Pseudo-Alloy
PERIODICAL: Tr. Rostovak..n/d, In-ta s.-kh. mashinostr., 1959, No. 12, pp. 32-
~8
TEXT: The authors describe the effect of stepped and stepless loading on
the run-in process of a Cu-steel pseudo-alloy. They investigated three groups of
the C]Cr, N20 (PSt, M20) pseudo alloy lith an initial roughness of about 0.4 mm,
which were loaded by steps of 4.5 kg/cm , 11.2 kg/cm2 and with a continuously in-
creasing load of 0.562 kg/cm2 per minute. The loading time lasted in all the
three cases 80 minutes with bringing the specific load to 45 kg/cm2. The dependen-
ce of the friction moment, the temperature of the operating surface and the coef-
ficient of friction, on the load applied and the run-in time, was investigated.
Moreover, changes in the oil-film state along the friction path were studied. It
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was established that the Cu-steel pseudo-alloy showed satisfactory short-time run-
in ability, which Is explained by the rapid recovery of the oil film at the ex-
pense of the oil accumulated in the pores. The run-in process should preferable
be conducted with istepiess loading, since the time required to obtain constant
friction moment and temperature is in this case twice as short as in stepped load-
ing. The Cu-steel pseudo-alloy can be recommended as an antifriction bearing
material.
I.A.
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original Russian abstract.
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AUTHORi Krasnichenko, L.V.
TITIEs New antifriction materials obtained by electric metal spraying
PERIODICALi Referativnyy zhurnal. Mashinostroyenlye, no. 14, 1961, 93, abstract
14B644 ("Tr. 3-Y Wes. konferentsii po treniyu i iznosu v mashin-
JELkh, V. I", Moscow, AN SSSR, 1960, 251 - 257)
TEXT: The author presents investigation results of the properties of new
antifriction materials obtained by the method of multi-phase electiLic metal
spraying the investigations having been carried out by the Hostovskiy institut
sel'sko-khozyaystvennogo mashinostroyeniye (Rostov Institute of Agricultural
Machine Building). A total of some 50 coatings of the type copper-lead, copper
aluminum, steel-copper, steel-lead-aluminum, steel-brass, etc. were investigat-
ed. An analysis of the miorostructure, chemical composition and mechanical
properties of sprayed coatings showed that the mentioned coating differ consi-
derably from the initial ones. During the metal spraying process a great quan-
tity of oxides and nitrides is formed (which to a considerable degree determine
the structure and properties of the given coatings), carbon and other constitu-
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New antifriction materials A004/A101
ents burn out from the steel, the copper oxidizes, the strength is reduced by a
factor of 2 - 3, the plasticity decreases to negligible values, while the hard-
ness, particularly the micro-hardness, and the porosity increase (up to 8 - 15
vol.%). The antifriction properties of the coatings were investigated on a P
'(R)-type friction machine equipped with a recording device for the continuous
recording of the moment of friction. Ring-shaped journals coated with E -83
(B-83) babbit, GpOq C -5-5-4 (BrOTsS 5-5-4) bronze with different coatings
operated in couples with hardened steel bushings at different specific loads
(gradual loads of 4 and 50 kg/cm2 and sliding speeds (1.33 and 3 m/see) with
ample oil supply. Ths analysis of the data obtained showed that optimum bearing
materials of the tested friction couples are the electrically metallized n6T "15
(PST Mi5) and flMC30 (PM 30) coatings. While for the bronze-steel bushing coup-
le the specific pressure limit amounts to 200 k OM2, the maximum load for the
coating-steel bushing couple is 350 - 500 kg/cm5l The author points out the ef-
ficiency of using electrically metallized coatings in inversed friction couplea.
There are 4 graphs.
N. Savina
[Abstracter's notel Complete translation]
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AUVHOR: Krannichonko. L. V.. Professor
TITLE: Pseudo-Alloys Used for Electric Metal Coating Save Nonferrous Metals
PERIODICAL: Mashinostroitell, 1960. No, 12, pp. 20-22
TEXT- The Metal-~Goating Laboratory of the Rostovskiy institut selt?,,hozmashi-
nostroyeniya (Rostov Institute of Figure 1:
Agricultural Machine Building) carried
out investigations of antifriction
coatings made of pseudo-alloys by the
three-phase electric metal-coating A Y A V A
method. The pseudo-alloys are sprayed ------
onto the part with the special three- Y4J
&LA "11
phase JMA-1 (UMA-1) electric spray
.-un, developed and made by the Insti-
tute Laboratory. Figure I shows a hi JYx
schematic and block diagram of the
spray gun with which it is possible to
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Pseudo-Alloys Used fox, Electric Metal Coating Save Nonferrous Mletals
work with various wire electrodes and obtain complex pseudo-alloys. The indepen-
dent speed regulation of the feed of tie basic and additional wires makes it
possible to change the composition of the pseudo-alloys being produced within a
wide range. More than 50 different pseudo-alloys were investigated, ariong which
the copper-steel pseudo-alloy with a 20% copper content - PCT-11 2o (Pstm2o) - and
the copper-lead oseudo-alloy with a 3V,,3' lead content - ff M!,--30 (Pr43-30) - are of
special importance because of their high antifriction properties. Comparative
tests which were carried out with these pseudo-alloys showed that, coupled with
steel; they have the same good resistance to wear and antifriction properties as
the best bearing materials. In the specific load range of W - 80 kg/cm2 the
friction coefficient of pseudo-alloys remains practically unchanged. The high
antifriction properties of electric metal-coating pseudo-alloys can be explained
by their specific structural characteristics: heterogeneity, surface rou&Lness
and a great number of pores. The Institute Laboratory has developed and mastered
the manufacture of bushings for the 9-54 (D-54) tractorengine. The P'1113-,10 pseudo-
alloy is applied to the bushing surface as a coat 0.5 - 0.8 'mm thick. Compared
with the ordinary manufacturing method of pouring Sp,C30 (Br.S30) lead bronze on
steel strips, the nonferrous metal consumption was cut nearly by 50%, while the
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C() I
Pseudo-Alloys Used for Electric Metal Coating Save Nonferrous Metals
technological process i;as simplified.. Bushings with pseudo-alloy metal coats can
be reconditioned. Reconditioned connecting-rod bushings were mounted in a tractor
engine together with serial control bushings of lead bronze. After having operated
during the whole 1958 season on the fields of the "Proletarskaya diktatura" sovkhoz
of the Rostov Oblast', the tractor engine was diomantled in fall and it was found
that the friction couples with the copper-lead pseudo-ally showed much le5swear
than the friction couple with serial bushings. The electric metal-coatingr process
can be successfully used to obtain bearing couples where the antifriction coating
is applied to the shaft journal while the bearing bush is made of hardened steel.
The "reversed" couples show a high resistance to wear and a long life. Calcula-
tions proved that the wear of the members of such couples does not result in such
a considerable deterioration of the hydrodynamic friction conditions as it is the
case with ordinary bearings where the chief wear of the soft bushing is taking
place in sector ab (see Fig. 2). The author renorts that the zhaft of a combined
press-shears, mounted in -the shop of the Rontsci'mash Plant in 1950, is still in
operation. An inrpection on the shaft In 1~60 proved it to be in a good condition
after having operated for approximately 20,UOO hours. The wearof the shaft
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Pseudo-Alloys Used for Electric Metal Coating Save Nonferrous Metals
Figure 2:
Journal and steel bushing in contact
with it amounted only to 0.05 - 0.08 mm.
It is pointed out that particularly the
PS-*120 copper-steel pseudo-alloy can
be used to replace bronze bushings of
friction couples. The consumption of
nonferrous metal is reduced by 8C%, if
these bushings are manufactured of .
copper-steel pseudo-alloys. There are
3 figures.
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S/019/60/000/024/093/123
A156[AO27
AUTHORS: Podkovich, Ye.G., and Krasnichenko, L.V., and Krasnichenko, L.V.
TITLE: A Method for Application of Pseudoalloys Coate by Gas-Flame Dusting
PERIODICALt Byulleten' izobreteniy, 1960, No. 24, p. 65
TEXT% Class 48b, 12. No. 134536 (662611/22 of April 11, 1960). This me-
thod is employed when using multiwire apparatus, In order to obtain better
coatings, only pure metal wires are atomized, and the composition of the
coat cover is regulated by varying the relationship of the diameters of
various metal wires to the rate of feed.
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D'YACHKOV, A.K., doktor tokhnenauk, prof. I ZHIROVIRSKIY, V.K,, doktor tekhn.
nauk; KISLIK, V.A., doktor tel-.hn.naukp prof.; IG-WI-11CHENKO, L.V.,
doktor tekhn. nauk.. prof.; KOVAIM, M.P., ka~ff~..=~.na ~;ZMI
D.P., kand. tekhn. nauk; PIDTALOVA, L.A., kand.tekbn.nauk; LETKOV,
N.L., inzh.; PASHCIWKO, M.P., inzh.; PETRUSEVICH, A.I., doktor tekhn.
nauk.. prof.; MARENSYJZA, I.Ya,, red. izd-va; UVAROV) A.F., takhn. red.
[International conference on lubrication and wear of machinery;
proceedings) Mezhdunarodnaia konferentsiia po smazke i iznosu mashin
proceadings. ~~oskva, Mashgiz, 1962. 658 P. (MIRA 15:5)
1. Conference on Lubrication and Wear) London 1957.
(Lubrication and lubricants-Congressesi
(Mechanical wear-Congresses)

KRASINICHEITK~Gy L.V.; KRES"'AISK,
Def,si-mirill ng cxy6en ,r r r-.
52' if, '65. (1,41111A !8:8)
I. Rcstovokiy--n,-,,-,D,--)riu 1: - i ::'I: in D -
stroyenlya.

M -ASIJIDEWO, L.V., Irand. tekhn. muk; YALYSIFEV, R.G.,
!-~: !:-~ -,~, I
- -
Mokol-froo) alloy for hard franing of the riperatinli, ~Plrt.-, r,,,' earth
- 0,
working, machinery. Swar. no.6:19-20 Ji~ 1`5. 19:8)
1 . i ri:~ti tu I, r,,-i I I :j- "r;,!,. I; -Inr,
o troyen I ya .

KRASNICHENKO, S.. inzh.: RUTSIMMYN, To.
-_L, I - - -
A smaller grain elevator with a, combined w-)ighitig and bucket
conveying system. Mik.-olov.prom. 25 no.7:17-18 Jl 159.
VAIIL~ 12: 11)
1. Rontovokoye otdoleniye Gosudarstvannogo inntituta Promznrno-
proyekt.
(Grain olevators)

KRASMOKWO, S., ii3zh.
Mobile shop for producing reinforced silicate.structures, silicate
blocks or bricks. Muk..-eleve promo 25 no-8:19-20 Ag '59.
(MIU 13; 1)
I.Rostovskoye otdoleniye Gosudaretvennogo instituts Promzernoproyekt.
(Building materials)

KRASNICI.' M,
Duije, a settlement in Prizranska Podgora. P. 349
(GIASNIK. Vol. 213,, 1953/54 (Published 1957)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC. Vol. 6, No. 12, Dee. 1957
Uhcl.

KRASNICKAq Zuzanna
Co-existence of Wernicke's polioenchephalitis with neurosyphilis.
Neur. &c polska 10 no.4:465-471 ii-Ag 160.
1. Z Pracowni Warszawskiej Zakladu Neuropatologii Polskiej
Akademil Nauk Kierownik Pracowni: doc. dr. med. E.Osetowska.
(VITAMIN B DEFICIENCY compl)
(NEUROSYPHILIS compl)

DAMBSO, Rarlfi; ?,*.PASNl'('KA, Zuzanna; MJCI?AD).,Il(,Z, Roman
', ir!)anencaphalla in the courq,) of oongenital toxopl.asmosis.
Nuuropat. Pol. 3 no.1/2:49-58 .1p.-ja 165.
I.. Z Zakladu Nouropatologii Polskej Akademii Nauk w Warszawie
(Morownik: proV. dr. mod. r. OoetowuRa) i z Kliniki Terqpii
Chorob Dzieciecych (Kierownik: doc. dr. mod. M. 7apasnik-Ko-
bierska).

OSETOWSKA) EWa; MWNICKA, Zuzanna
I
Familial lettkodystrophy of Krabbe complicated by postvaccival
cerebral-reactions. Neurologia etc. polska 11 no;6:851-855 161.
1. Z Pracowni Warazaviej Zakladu Neuropatologii PAN Kierownik pracowni:
doc. . med. E.Osetowska.
IVACCINA,TION compl) (Sl4ALLPCX immunol)
(DIPHTHERIA irmmmol) (BRAIN pathol)

OSETOWSKA, Ewa; KRASNICKA, Zuzanna; KOELICHEN, Anna
Cytotoxic damage of the gray substance during t~e course of an unclass
encepluaitis. Neurologia. etc. , polska 12 no. 3:427-1+31 162.
1. Z Fracowni Warszaw8kiej ZaUadu Neuropatologii PAN Kierownik
Praoownit doo. dr mod. E. Osotowuka.
(ENCEPHALITIS)

MASNICKAS, K.; VEITIVIS, J.
Domicillary treatment of acutencn-qxcific. pneumonias under conditions
of a polyclinical center. Sveik. apsaug. no.12:15-18 162.
1. Vilniaus I tarybines kliaikines ligonines (vyr~agyd. V. Bernackis)
poliklininis skyrius (vyr. gyd. pavad. L. Slucevs ja).
(PNEE LMONIA)

4POLAIM/Atoinic and Molecular Physics - Physics of the Molecule. D
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Fizka, No 2, 196o, 3179
Author Janik, J.A., Krasnicki, S., Murasik, A.
Inst Institute of Nuclear Research, Jagiellonian University,
Krakow; Institute of Nuclear Research, Warsaw, Pola.id
Title The Influence of Polarization of Liquid Crystal Molecu-
les on the Scattering of Slow Neutrons
Orie Pub Acta phys. polou., 1958, 17; No 6, 483-487
Abstract The authors investigate the i,ifluence of polarization of
liquid-crystal molecules of a-azoxyaaizol in a ma&ietic
field on the scattering of slow neutrons. The chni,,ge in
the scattering cross section of beams of monochroLiati!
neutroiis with energies 0.031, 0.037, and 0.25 ev, due to
polarization, was deteruined by comparing the coefficient
passage of the beams through a liquid unpolarized and
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~OWTO/Ato:.dc and Molecular Physics .- Physics of the Molecule. D
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Fizika, No 2; 196o, 3179
polarized by the magnetic field parallel to the elec-
tron bean. The results obtained do not lead to a-,y
quautitative concluuioiis, but it is qualitatively cluar
that in the polarization the passage of the boazi in-
creases at energies 0.031 and 0.037 ev and increases at
0.25 ev. A simplified quantitative interpretation of
the effect is given on the basis of the theory of Krie-
ger and Nelkin (Referat Zhur Fizika, 1958, No 8, 17603)-
Only the slowed-down rotation of two groups CH about
the axis of the C-0 metoxyl group and the rotahoi, of
the entive molecule about the major axis are coisidered.
The results of the calculations are in qualitative agree-
ment with the experiment. -- N. Kuz.-,etsov
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KRASNICKI, Sz.; DIMITRIJEVIC, Z.; MAGLIC, R.; MARKOVIC, V.; TODOROVIC, J.;
`AIM9 A.
Temperature dependence of spin fluctuation scattering of neutrons
on pyrrhotite. Inst fiz jadr report no.280:1-24 163.
1. Instytut Fizyki Jadrowej, Krakcfw (for Krasnicki and Wanic).
2. Institute for Nuclear Sciences, Vinca, Yugoslavia (for
Dimitrijevic, Maglic, Markovic, Todorovic).

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A224/AO26
AUTFIORS- Janik, Jerzy A.; Janik, Jani Kra nicki, Szczesny. Maniawski,
naj
ZEanolazek, Mur&sik, Andrzej; Antoni;
8ciesideki, Jan; and Wanic, Adam
TITIE: On the Scattering of Themal Neutrons In the Hydrogen-Containing
Molecules ff
PERIODICAL~ Nukleonika, 196o, Vol. 5. No. 7-8, Dp. 495-500
TEXT- This paper, written in German was pr~5sented at the reactor con-
ference of Socialist Countries, convened at RosEendorf on June 13 to 18, 1960.
Experiments on the scattering of thermal neutrons in the hydrogen-containing
molecules have been conducted by the Cracow Center of Nuclear Physics. Re-
sults obtained with C2H41 NH-3 and H20 molecules are given in three graphs.
They prove the Krieger-Nelkin theory on neutron z;oattAring by molecules in
molecular gases. Experiments with g&*-eous CH3SH ar~* b~,Ing carried out with
the application of a slow-neutron chopper at the EWA reactor in Swierk. There
are 4 figures and 6 refersnces~, 4 Polish and 2 Eng"U3-h_
ASSOCIATION3 Polish Aaademv of Sciences, Institute of Nuclear Research, War-Eaw,
Reutron Laboratory of the Cracow Center of Nuclear Physics
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AUTHOR: Dimitriievic.-A.; Krasnicki. zany, H.; Todorovic, J.;
Wanic, A.
ORG: [Dimitrijevic; Todorovic] Institute of Njclear Sciences "Boris Kidric".
Vinca; [Krasnicki; Wanic], Institute of Nuclear Physics, Cracow
M
TITLE: -Neutron investigation bf temperature effect in the magnon spectrum of
magnetite
SOURCE: Physica status - olidi, v. 15, no. 1, 1966, 119-122
TOPIC TAGS: neutron beam, temperature characteristic, magnetite, magnon
.5pecturm
ABSTRACT: The diffuse magnon scattering peaks connected with r (I III in
C~ -
magnetite were examined at a number of temperatures using neutrons with
.1.. 314 The decrease in magn6n energies at elevated temperatures was
observed and compared with the theory of Mills et al. (R. E. Mills, R. P. Kenan,
and F. J. Milford, Phys. Letters (Netherlands) 12, 173 (1964). A pronounced
temperature-dependent asymmetry of the magnon low-energy peak was found. The
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work was done in Vinca using the RA reactor and the Cracow Neutron Spectrometer.!
The authors thank Dr. T. Riste Lor supplying the magnetite single crystal. They
thank Dr. R. E. Mills for a detailed copy of the formulas obtained by him and his
coworkers, and thank Mr. S. Radenkovic for the construction of the sample heater.!
Orig. art. has: 5 figures. [Based on authors' abstract] IKS)
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KMNIK, A. I.
Artificial germination of nut-tree pollen and the determinatian
of its length of life. Sbor.nauch.trud.Inst.biol.AN BSSR no.2:
221-224 151. (MLRA 9:1)
(Germination) (Nut trees)

HESTEROVICH, N.D., okademik; IVANOV, A.F.; IVANOVA, Te.V..-.PWNIK, A.I.;
LTUBMOV. A.A.; PONOKAREVA, A.V.; SIROT'KINA, R.G.; SHOLISWK~---
Te.N.; TRUKMOVSKIT, D.S.; ORWATINSKAYA, N.I.; BULAT, 0.,
red.izd-va; VOLOK M OVIGH, I., takhred.
[Introduction of trees and shrubs into White Russia] Introdutsiro-
vannye dereviia i kustarniki v Belorusskoi SSR. Minsk. Ho.l.
[Introduction of woody plants from the flora of the Far-East and
countries oftaqtern-Asia] Introduteirovannye drevesnye rasteniia
flory Dallnego Vostoka i atran Vostochnoi Azii. 1959. 351 P.
(MIRA 12:6)
1. Akadem3ya navuk BSSEL. Minsk. Inatytut biyalqgiX,. 2. Akademiya
nauk BSSR (foi Nestetbvich).
(White Russia--Trees)

HSTEROVICH, N.D., doktor biolog.nauk, akademik; IVANGV, A.F.; IVANOVA,
Ye.v.; KRASN"I..; MUSIYAKINA, N.Y.; PONOMAMA,.A.V.;-SIROTKIHA,
SMCL1UXY-A-, CWWA INSKAYA, N.I.;.BMAT, 0., red.izd-va; ST of No$
tekhn.red.
ETreee and shrubs introduced into the White Russian S.S.R.1 Intro-
dutsirovannye derevlia I kustarnik! v Belorusskoi SSR. Minsk. No.2.
[Arboraceous plants introduced from the flora of North America]
Introdutairovannye drevesnye rasteniia flory Severnoi Ameriki. 1960.
296 p. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Akademiya nauk BSSR, Minsk. Inatitut biologii. 2. AN BSSR (for
Nesterovich).
(White Rassia-Plant introduction) (Trees) (Shrubs)

IMNIX, Y.I.; EPSHUYN, Ye.P.; TOKARXVIGH, K.N., saveduyushChiy; ITANOV, V.P.,
Reaction of neutralizing the% toxic substance of Rickettsia, and other Immunity
reactions in light and atypical forms of typhus. Zhur.mikrobiol.apid.i immun.
no.9:16-20 S '53. (HLRA 6:11)
1. Otdal tranamissivnykh kXektaty i soonozov Instituta im. Pastera (for
Tokarevich). 2. Institut im. Pastor& (for Ivpnov). (Typhus favor)

KRAFSSNIK, F.I.; GOLI]IBERG. S.I.
Experiment of examining gray rate for rickettelosis. Zhur.
mikrobiol.epid.i immun. no.1:45 Ja '54. (MLRA 7:2)
1. Iz Leningradukogo institute. epidemiologii i mikrobiologii
im. Faetera. (Rickettsia)

Ulj--.'-R / Virology. Huian and Animal Viruses. -Rickett- E
siae.
Abs Tour; Ref Z:,,-.ur-Biol. No 5 ~ 1959, 19351.
-uthor Xrasnik, F. I.
Inst Not' giveh.--'' ' '' "
Title Biological Charactoristics of the ~'"ausative
Agent of Recurring Typhus.
Crig Pub: V sb.: Rikkatsiozy, L., 1958, 15-26..
.kbstract: Strains of Rickettsiae isolated in recurrin
(sovan strains) and sporadic (sovan strainsf
ty-~.)hus are found to be idantical vith R. zlrow-
azeki, as shown by the characteristics of 3x-
.',?orir.-i3nta1 infection in guinea pigs and whito
mice, as well as by their anti,,,,onic and immuno-
genic pro-Nrties.
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1 7
U133R / Virolo.,.-y. luman and Anim5l Virus_,s. .~ic.'~tt-
siae.
Abs Jour; Rof ZhUr-Biol., No 5, 1959, 19362.
kuthor ;__)~.Easnik P.
:ISOY g IV on.
~,~nic Characteristics of -Uc'r~ttsiae Iso-
Title :Antip
lated in 9poradic Cases of Ty.-,)hus.
Grig Pub: V sb.: Rikketsiozy, L., 1958, 27-41.
i,bstract: In the sorological study of fifteen strains in
the sera of ox-perimantal animals (Aluinoa pigs
and rabbits) the titers of agglutinins and com-
21o..,,iont fixing antibodies in Rickettsia prowa-
zeki were hi(~har than in Rickettsia raooseri.
It was proved by means of an agglutinin adsorp-
tion reaction that isolated Rickettsia strains
do not differ from R. prowazoki (strain broinl)
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U'~-'~R / Virology. Human and Animal Viruses. !Rickott- E
siao.
I Jibs Jour; Ref Zhur-Biol., No 5, 1959, 19352.
1
Abstract: and from oach other in their anti;7en structure.
For this reason the author rDlatos all tho
isolated strains of Rickettsia to R. -?rowazaki.
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Cctuitry : USSR E
Cau'Qgory: Virology. Viruses of lla-n and taiimls.
Rickettsias.
Lbo Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol-, No 12, 1958, No 103576
,',ut',ic,r : !~C_ ~snik~,F-I-; GoIldberg, S.I.
Illst : -
Title Experience in Examining Leningi-ad Gray rcts for
Plickettsial Disease.
Ori(; Flub: Sb - Rild-ctsiozy- Leningrad, 1958, 73-T8.
,,',bstract: No abstract.
Cl~ rcl : 1/1
71

Country : USSR
Ca~q,,,ory: VirolnLyy. Viruses of Ifti wid Animla.
Rickettsias.
,'.bs Jour: 11of Zhur-Diol., No 23, 1958, No. 103534
Aut'icr Krasnih, F.I.; Amosc-.,Ix-va, It. I.
jI4 tie The Resistance of R-.L'c!-Q-U`tsirs to Frozc,,,. Substrates
Pub: Sb. Rickettsial Disca-ses, Lcmi;i~,Xad, 167-2-77
,',br,'6racet: :,t a tcr.-,perature of .-LIC0a r.-duction c-2.1,y and
virulence was observed i:i ty-phus richuttu*i 'as depe~-.O.-
inc, on the substrate , r*cIv---~I' ticru
LI, cn u1nich the JL U " Las
kept. IXtur 113"orm,"C3 t1lroviji licQ m-.L1 ci...ch enbryo::
thr-, taxic mid virulert properties were roscorucl. --
1, . Ye . L.
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USSR E
V.~.rol.(;gy- Viii-urQs of 'Llan. m,.(l Ailil~inls.
Rickcttsias.
;.L,s Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 23, 1958, NO 103579
:.u'~:;or Krr-snik, P I.
Inst
Ti-%'-Ilc Case of laboratory Infection ~rith Five-Day (Voliiyni--)
Fever
Ori(, Pub: Sb. Rikketsiozy. Leningnad, 1958, 219-222
.',bstract: No cbstract.
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EXCERPTA MDIGA Sec 4 4ol 12/5 Med% Micro. May 39
1364. NOTES ON THE CHARACTERISTICS OF RICKETTSIAE ISOLATED IN
SPORADIC TYPHUS - Krasnik F. I.-Rickett8ial Lab., 1,eningrad
Pasieur Inst. of EpidernTot-.~-Mle-FobffbF and Hyg., Leningrad - ACTA
VIROL. (Bratislava) 1958, 2/1 (12-21) Tables 7
Serological analysis of rickettsiae using agglutinin absorption tests showed that
strains isolated from sporadic cases did not differ from Rtandard strains of epi-
demic typhus. Mice Immunized with these strains became resistant to 2-4 lethal
doses of toxic material from R. prowazeki and were considerably less resistant to
R. mooseri.
................. "tvrunnq rna FYAN-

KUSNIK.
---z- ". - 111. , I
Ilpidemiological significance of patients with sporadic exanthematous
fevers Vop.virus. 4 no.4:490-45 J'1-Ag '59. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Inatitut opidemiologii, mikrobiologii i gWyeny imeni L.Plastora,
Leningrad.
(TYPHUS)

KRASNIK, F.I.; VISHNTAKOVA,, L.A.
Data on ornithosis infection in Leningrad. Trudy Len.inst.epid.
i mikrobiol. 20%98-105 159. (MMU 16:1)
(IZNINGRAD-ORNITHOSIS)
p7--- JIX, N
.~-Ml

KRASNIK , F. I,
Characteristics of serological reactions in current forms of
typhus. Trudy Len.inst.epid.i mikrobiol. 23s41-1,7 161. (MIRA 1633)
(T)DWS FVM) (SMMI DIAMOSIS)

KRASNIK, F.I.
Serological. reactions in Experimental typhus* Trudy Len.inst.epid.
i mikrobiol. 23148-57 t61. (MIRA 1613)
(TYPHUS FEM) (SEDI DIAGNOSIS)

KRASNIK. F*I.
Duration of the survival of Rickettsia prowazekii following the
recovery from typhan fever; experimental studies. Trudy Len.inst.
epid.i mikrobiole 23r58-67 t61. (MIRA 16:3)
(RICKETTSIA) (Trms 2 JSV )

GOLIDIN,
Experience in detecting tYPhUS antibodies in serums of people
by the method of fluorescence microscoPy; studies by the use of
fluorescent antibodies. Trudy len.inst.epid.i mikrobiol# 23S
6E~49 161. (MIRA 160)
1. Iz Voyenno-meditsinskoy orde-na Lenina, akademii imeni Kirova
i laboratorii osobo opasnykh infektsiy i rikketsiozov instituta
imeni Paotera.
(TYF,qUS FEM) (ANTIGENS AND ANTIBODIES) (SMWM DIAGOSIS)

KWNIK, F. I.; GOL I DIN, R. B.
Differentiation of variouB sp6cies of Rickettisa in lice by-means
of fluoresoont antibodies. Trudy Lon.inst.epid.i mikrobiol. 231
8D44 t 61. NM 160)
1. 1z laborator:Li osobo opasnykh infaktsiy i rikketsiozov instituta
imeni Pastera i Voyenno-meditsi-xiskoy ordena Lenina akademii imeni
S.M. Kirova.
(RICKETTSIA) (ANTIGnS APD ANTIBODIES)
(SEW14 DIAGUOSIS)

KRASNIK,, F.I.; FILATOV., I.F.
Two cases of five-day fever in the absence of carriars. Trudy
ITn-instiepid.i mikrobiol. 23tl2l-126 161. (MIRA 1633)
1. Imlaboratorii osobo opasnykh infektsiy i rikkkAiO20V UMin-
gradskogo instituta epidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni Pastera
i iz kliniki infektsionnykh bolezney Voyenno-meditainskoy akademii
imeni S.M. Kirova.
(TRENCH FSVE )

-- KRASNIKY F.I.
Demonstration of Riokettsia prowazeki in cell cuitures by the fluorescent
antibody method. Acts. virol. 7 no.2:190 Mr 163.
1. The Pasteur Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, Leningrad,
U.S.S.R.
(RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKII) (FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIC)
(VIRUS CULTIVATION) (KIDNEY) (TISSUE CULTURE)

TOKAREVICH, K.N.; KRASNIK~, F.I.; GOLDIN, R.B.
The use of fluorescent antibody technique in serological
diagnosis of ornithosis. Acta virol. (Praha)[Eng] 7 no.5:
/,78 S 163.
1. The Pasteur Institute of Epidemiology and Mcrobiology,
Leningrad, U.S.S.R.
(ORNITHOSIS) (FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIC)

GOLDIffv R.B.; KRASNIKp F.I.
Specific staining of ornithosis virus by fluoreacein-labelled
incomplete antibodies. Aota virol. (Praha)(Eng] 7 no.6:561
163.
1. The Pasteur Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology,
Leningrad, U.S.S.R.
(ORNITHOSIS) (FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIC)
(MUAGAWANEIJA)

Duration of survival of the pathogen of epidemic typhus fever
in the body of experimental animals. Vop. virus. 8 no.l:
82-87t Ja-F?63. NIRA 16:6)
1. Ieningradskiy institut epidemiologii i m1krobiologii
imeni L.Pastera.
(RICKETTSIA) (TYPHUS FEVER)

KRASNIKJ, F.I.; MAKARIYEV, G.S.; SHVEDSKAYA, A.G.
Materials on the characteristics of a skin allergic test
conducted with a Rickettsia prowazekil antigen. Trudy Len.
inst. epid. i m1krobiol. 25-.14-25 163. (MIRA 17.-l)
1. Iz otdela osobo opasnykh Infektsiy Laningradskogo insti-
tuta, epidemiologii i mikroblologii imeni Pastern, i Voyenno-
medi-lu-sinskoy ordena Lenina akademii imeni S.M. Kirova.

KRASNIK, F.I.
. .... .I
Use of the method of fluorescent antibodies in the study
of Rickettsia prowazekil in tissue cultures. Trudy Len.
inst. epid. i mikrobiol. 25:26-31 163.
Method of cultivating Riniettsia prowazekii In chicken
embryos. Ibid.:50-55 (MIRA 17:1)

GOLIDIN, R.B.; KRMNIK, F.I.; VISH14YAKOVA, L.A.
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Experimental typhus fever infection and immunity in Irradiated
animals. Report No. Is Course of typhus fever infection in
cotton rats exposed to X-ray radiation. Trudy Lon. inst.
epid. i mikrobiol. 25:32-41 163. (Milu 17-1)
1. 1z' Voyanno-meditainskoy ordena Lanina ak~demii imeni
Kirova i otd6la osobo opasnykh infektviy Laningradskogo
0
insbituta apidemiologii i mikrobiologii Imani Fastera.

KRASNIK, F.I*; GOLIDIN, R.Be
Experimental typhus fever infection and immunity in
irradiated animals. Report No. 2: Effect of total irradia-
tion on immunity in typhus fever. Trudy Len. inst. epid.
i mikrobiol. 25:42-49 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Iz otdela osobo opasnykh infektsiy Leningradskogo
instituta epidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni Pastera i
Voyenno-meditainakoy ordena Lenina akademii imeni Kirova.

KRASNIK, F.I.1 BALAYEVA, I.Zh.
Some data on Q fever in the Tuva Autonomous Republic;
according to materials of a &,erologieal-stud~ Trudy Len.
inst. epid. i mikrobiol. 25:66-69 163. ( IRA 17.-l)
1. 1z otdola osobo opasnykh infektsiy IAningradskogo
iristituta, apidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni Fastera i
Sanitarno-epidemiologicheakoy stantaii Tuvinskoy Avtonamnoy
Respubliki.

TOKAREVICHr K.N.; KRASNIK, F.I.; GOLIDIN, R.B.
Serum diagnosis of ornithosis with the aid of the immino-
fluorescence method. Trudy Ioen. inst. epid. i mikrobiol.
25:2.45-250 163, (MIRA 17:1)
1. Iz otdela osobo opasnykh infektsiy Ianingradskogo
Instituta epidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni Pastera i
Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordena Lenina alademii imeni Kirova.

GOLIDIN, R.B,; KWNIKI F.I.
Use of complete and incomplete fluorescent antibodies in
the detection of the ornithosis virus; experimental materials.
Trudy Ian. inst. epid. i mikrobiol. 25:251-259 '63.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. 1z Voyeano-neditainekoy ordeca Lenina akadenii Imeni
Kirova i otdela osobo opasnykh infektsiy Leningradskogo
instituta epidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni Pastera.

AUTHOR: Tolibelcov, A. S.; Krasnik,, F* I. ;)-k
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ORG: Laboratory of Infectious Patholoey, Pathological Anatomy Section, Institute of
Exmorinontal Ylodicine, AMI SSSR (Laboratoriya infelctsionnoy patologii OtJ-e-1-a--p-a-t-oTo--
gichoskoy anatomii Instituta eksperimentallnoy iwditsiny A121 SSSR)'; Department of
Dangerous Tnfections, Leningrad Scientific Research Institute of Epidordolomr and
"'ic
D robiology in. Pasteur (Otdol orobo opasnykh infektsiy Leningradskogo nauchno-
issledovatel'skogo instituta opidemiologii i mikrobiologii)
T-LTLG: Morphogenesis of experimental ornithosisL.-
SOURC:~: Voprosy virusologii, no. 1. 1966, 84-go
TOPIC TAGS: mouse, virus disease, internal organ disease, pathogenesis, respiratory
syston disease, cytology, liver, virus, tissue physiology
ABSTINUCT: Multiplication of tho ornithosis pathogen and the morphological
changos observed in the viscera of white mice indicate that intravenous
injection of the virus gives rise to an infeation chiefly affecting the liver,
sploon, and lungs. Aft6r entering the blood, the virus particles first attack
.the Kupffor colls of the liver and reticular cb'Us of the spleen, where they
.:complete their full developmental cycle. Intracollular multiplication of the
virus did not cause a local leukocytic reaction, The latter occurred only
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after the coll membrane was destroyed and the elementary virus Darticlos were
released. The virus particles ~hagocytized by leukocytes showoa no signs of
multiplication. The toxic products released by destruction of the pathogen
'killed the loukocytas and reaultod in the appearance of focal lesions of hepatic
tissuo followed by the formation of typical "opithelioid" granulomas at the same
.sites. While the virus multiplied rapidly-in the macrophages, the microbo,was
.digested in the loulcocytos, Thus, a local leukocytic reaction in not a sign thati:
tUe infection is progressing, as some.bolieve. but adefense against the pathogen.-'
Orig. art* h'a'ss 4 figures. D-Mff
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XRASNIK. F.V., inzh.
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One wire and ground 10 kv. power transmisaion Line, Stroi.
trub(Wpv. 8 no.lt5 Ja 163. (KRA 16:5)
~ 4-
1. Treat No.8 Glavnogo upravlenlya qazovoy promyshlennosti SSSR.
(Electric power distribution) (Gas, Natural-Pipelines)

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USSR /Organic Chemistry - Theoretical and General Questi,~,na on Orgar-i- ChemieVy,
E-1
Abst Jounal: Referat Zhur - Xhimiyaj Fo 19, 1956p 61416
Author: Pecherskaya, K. A., Kra3nikp K. A.
Institution: Hone
Title: On Asymmetrical Chain Synthesis
Original
Perl-codical: Uch. zap. Belorus. un-ta, Wo 20, 195k, 173-180
Abstract: After shakJ-ng W P-menthane-3,CM-T D + 112o _with cixygen at 600
J.n presence Mn-salts crf (-)-mandelic acid (Y), d,l-mandelic acid
and stearic acid (IEE) the authors isolated by vacuum diBtil-
la ion a substance (IV) the constants of which coincide with men-
than e -3 -hydroperoxide -2 (Ilock, H., Ber., ly~2, 75, 300)- EaUD
of benzene solutions of IV obtained on carrying out the process in
presence of Ip 11 or Ill.. was respec-,Wtvely 10.6, 35.8, 33.80.
These dikferences in -At D the auth,:rs eKplain by a change in the
-atio of the f~_.rmed diastere-=ers of IV under -the inf luence of 1.
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Abst Journal: Referat Zhur.- Khimiya, No 19, 1956, 61416
Abstract: There is given a scheme of a chain pro~--ess ~.f alzt~~,A'Ldaticm in wb-4ch
1, 11 or ZEI~tlays the part of initiatcr vhich gives rise to the
process by means e- formation of acyl rad~,--al.
Card 2/2

VIASNIK, 1f. G. and LIVE-111TS, 1. v.
"Pro!-,Ion, of Constructing Curves of Fit (Assurance) for Phase-111--=Ceneous
ilater Levels"
Sb. Nauch. Rabot In-ta Melioratsii,, Vod. i Bolot. Kh-va Aff USSR, 2j, 73-92,
1953
The author clarified the problems of the connection between the para-
meters governing the curves of fit (assurance) for phase-homolreneous
levels m d the discharge of water, and Fives some sugFestions for the
use of these relationships in the consti-action of such curves. (RZIiGeol,
No 3, 1954)
SO: 71-31V7, C Mar 55

KRASNIK M.G.. kandidat takhnicheskikh nauk.
O&W
Some results of testing the operation of sluices In drainage
systems. Trudy Inpt.mel.,vod.i bol.khnz.AN 3SSR 6:257-265 155.
(MILRA 9o.10)
(Sluices)

SHIMMY, Vasilly Nefod'yevich; KWNIX, Mikhail Ivanovich;
N-iff
KCEDABASMA, R.S., inztr.-,r-iT.--
(Manufacture and assembly of prestressed concrete cross bare
and slabs for bunkers] Izgotovlonie i montazh pradvaritellno
napriazhennykh shelazebetonnykh rigelei i plit bunkerov; opyt
tresta *Doubaseenergostroi.0 Moskva, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po atroit.,
arkbit. i stroit'.materialam, 1961. 30 Pe
(KIRA 14:12)
1. Amdemiya, stroitellstva I arkhitektnrv SSSR. Institut organi-
zatsil, makhanlzateli i tokhnicheakoy pomoshchi stroltelletvu.
Byuro takhniehaskoy informateii. 2. Zamestitell glavnogo inzhe-
ners, treste, *Doubassonergostroyl (for Shepelev). 3. Glavmyy
Insh. Staro-Boohevokogo zavoda *Stroydetallm (for Krasnik).
(Electric power plants-Iquipment and supplies)
(Precast concrete construction)

KRASNIK, Witold
Iffect of vitamin B12 on carbohydrate metabolism; preliminary
communication. Act& pbysiol. polon. 7 no-1:107-108 1956.
1. Z Il Kliniki Chorob Vewnet. A K w Poznaniu.Kier. prof. c1r.
J. Roguski.
(VITAMIN 312, effects,
on carbohydrate metab. (Pol))
(CARBOHYDRATES, metabolism,
eff. of vitamin B12. (Poi))

13WNIX, Witold
Therapeutic value of a now synthetic analogue of vitamin B12;
5(6)-mothylbenzyl-amidasocyanocobalamine. Polski tygod. lek.
11 uo.6:267-271 6 Feb 56,
.1. (Z II Kliniki Chorob Wmmetrznych A. M. w Poxnaniu; Kierownik:
prof. dr. J. Roguski) Poznan, Il Klin. Chor. Wown. A. M. ul.
Przybyssawskiego 43.
(VITAMIN B12, simulants,
5,6-meth7lbeasyl-amidazoeyanoca~balamine. (Poi))

IRASNII, Witold
Oass of malignant Cranulome treated by mnsrive dosea of prednisone.
Polski tygods lek, 13 no,161600-603 21 Apr 58
1. (Z' II Kliniki Ghorob Vewnstrznych A.M. v Ponnaniu; kierowniks
prof, dr Jan Roguski), Adrest Poznan, -ul., Frzybyszewskiego 49 11 Kling
Chor. Wown. A.M.
(UODGKni'S DISMASIS, therapy,
prodniaone (Pol))
(PB=ISONE. ther. uce,
Hodeicin's dia. (Pol))

KR&SNIK, Witold (Poznan, II Klin. Char. Wewn A.M.)
Hodgkin's clisease & pregnancy. Polski tygod. lek. 14 no.3:110-114
Iq Jan 59.
1 Z II Kliniki Chorob Wewnetrzaych A.M. w Pos-naniu: Kierownik: prof,
Jan Roguski.
(HODGKIN'S DISFASE, in pregn.
review & case reports (Pol))
(PREGRUCY, in various dis
Hodgkin's dis., review & case reports (Pol))