SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KRYLOV, N. N. - KRYLOV, O. V.

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FRy "' F'V , -bi - li-
Krylov. N. N. - Me circuit pass band width necessary for the undistorted repro-
duction of impulse oscillations of various kinds,* Sbornik trudoy laningr. elsk-
trotekhn, in-ta avyazi im, Bonch-Bruavicha, Issue 5, 1949, p. 25-33
SO: U-5240# 17, Dec. 53t tUtopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 25, 1949).

lm.-ullonaya tekhnika (Tmpulz I,- c, u e.,
21 K*~TT 0 7 P
y po voprosam. :-jyvazi I adlop
Morcow, Cos. izd-vo lit-r
1T50. V17p. DIX TY65)3.K7Pj OUMF No. IP3-11-
The material in this book Is presvrit,~d in accordance
with the pro~,ram approved by the Board of Highor
T',ducat! n for the Tauctrical nmd
COM-raulicatt ~rln ~r'stltutcs of ~he Tj')*~'R. It Li'e;O's
the following subjects- L) A f-unclarncmt-1 t,',.eorj of
the pas:agecf impulse sienals through l1near
elccl..I-.ical systems, 2) generitlnf-, of Impulses 1-..y
11nenr nysteris 3) princIples of Impulse o~,-rillntors.

D-26 7 ;YT 017 !1 . 1: Zndachnik po !~urlow)y
.(J: 1-ms) Vot;(,rjw,
~Colloct! ritj or naval radlo x
11c,. ,
'i'lors'emy ti,anoporto 1950. 'L*;'91,. D' C VY 07.Y.7;
This coR-3ct' n Illus! ratr,-s secUl tAx
theoretical radio engirin -r.,*.r,,,- colxs-~ talurlit at t,-lf!
radio em,~n,,)er,~mg faculty Off tllo *11t~:her NIval "C.,1031
in Lcnir.~,rad. It is ap--rov,,(I ',,y the 111riistry or uw
Navy as a textbook for naval schcals.

JL
"Globoi(t Unon and Zurfncov." Thenis for degree
of Cand. Technical Scl. Sub 12 Dee 50, Moscow Order
of 1,abor Red Banner En~ineerlng Construction Inat
iment V. V. Kuylrjahov
Surrar~f 71, 4 Sep 52, DingertaAnns Prosented
for Degrees in Science and Engineerim! In I-loscon
in 1250. From Vochorn-vaya Voskvg. Jan-Dee. 1

Teoreticheskie Osnovy Radiotekhniki (Theoretical Data on Radio technics), 552 p.,
Moscow and Leningrad) 1951.
r, ilk
n

uOyAph,,professor, doktor takhnichookikh nank;
KUWY, Nikolay Mal&
js~C t ekhnichaskikh nauk, redaktor; ALUSAIMT, L.A.,
redaktor; TOMOVA, Ye., redaktor.
LTheoretical principles of radio engineering] Teoretichaskia oenovy
mdlotakhniki. Isd. 2,, stareotipnos. Moskva, Morskol transport,
1953. 552 (MM 715)
(Radio)

IRTLOV. N.N., doktor takhnichookikh nauki SOMOY, I.A.. kandidat
U"NalurUhaskikh nauk.
Role of Russian and Soviet scientists In developing radio communications
in the navy. Sbor,trud,LONITOV? noi,1:5-19 154. (KLRA 10:5)
(Radio in navigation)

U.N., doktor tekhnichemkikh wwk.
Radiation resistance of a vertical antenna. Sbor.trud.LONITOVT
n0-1:39-45 '54. (nn 10:5)
(Radio-Antennas)
- rj, iT

u BANDITOSYlY, Pavel iotarovich;
0 XqIP'*U4; LO
.A
W, * oiion Abramo ich; CRCKOV, L.I., red.; GAVRILOV, 5.5,#
takhn.red.
[Descriptive geometry] Nachertatelinais geometrila. Pod red.
B.N.Krylova. Moskva, Gos.isd-vo fisiko-mntain.lit-ry. 1959.
367 P. (NDU 13:1)
(Geometry, Descriptive)

UffIAN, -I 133AT Niko *.~f at doktor tekhn. naukj DMIKHv X.F,p
Lf--~~ILP-4zmiah
arte. red.; SANDLERv N.V.9 red. isd-.val DROZWMIq L.P.g tekhn.
red.
(Theoretical fundamentals of radio engineering] Teoreticheside ov-
movy radiotekbniki, Laningradt I%d-vo 44orokoi tranqortol 1?61,,
416 p, Omio) (MIRA WI)

KilyLokp I'likolay flikultiyoviclij LOJANDREVSKIY, Fe-l To3ifo-.Fich
[decoaued]; MEN, Solomon Abramov-.eh
[Doucriptive geozetry] Ilachartatelfnala gooretriia. lzd.2.
perer. i dop. Moskva, Vyanhala shkoln) 1963. 360 P.
(MIRA 17:6)

KRYWV, N.M., dotsent
TheorY Of"the empgoment of envelopes of the two-parameter set of
surfsews. Izv.vys.uoheb.zav.; mashinostr. no. l2tl4-22 f63.
(WRA 17s9)
1. Moskovskiy itstitut inzhenerov zheleznodorozhnogo transport&.

KRYLOV, N.N.
.............
Graphic detomination of the curvature or surfaces having linear
contact. Teor. mash. i makh. no.100:54-59 t64.
OMIRA 17:11)

ZERNOV, Nikolay Viktorovich; KARPOV, Veniamin Grlgorlyevich;
lMLOV,.N.N,p reteonzent; KAZARNOVSKIY, D.M., muchno
red.; PAVLOVA, L.S., red.
[Theory of radio circuits] Teoriia radiotekhnicheskikh
tsepei. Moskyaq Energliap 1965. 891 P. (MIRA 180)

LQVJ Ii Jr:
Air,
[Descriptive fRoor-otryl
peror. i dop.

AULQM,-A.U,j kand. tekhn. nauk, dotsent
Surface of a reduved curvature. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav ; mnshinostr.
no.1201-32 164. ~WFA 1e,3)
1. Moakovakiy ImmUtut inzhenerov zhfileznodorozhnogo transports,

yL,.
KinewAtics of gearo 1,.a,,,Irg a varl angle -!z-ud!Ar;g
axes. Toor, mash. I irckh. rlo.ITIM794-9 k,r, .

VII N.M. 'kand.takhn.nauk, doteent
Gear transniissions formed by tba enveloix curve of a one-parameter
family of surfaces, Trudy MIT no.190:170-179 t65.
(MIRA 1838)

IMLOV N.He kand.tokhn.nauk, dottentl ROUTURSKIr, V.Rsp "xistont
Ourftture of surfaces of gear 09sle with two bending parawtors,
'Trudy WIT no.190il 80-187 165s IMIRA Isis)

KRYLOVI II.N., dotsent, kand. tekhn. nauk
Analytical method for studying engagements under the conditicna
of two enveloping parametern. Trudy MIIT no.195s87-92 164.
Cloboid engagement with a concave worm profile. Ibid.:93-103
(MIRA 180)

KRYLOV, N.N., kand.tekhn.nauk? dotsent
Toroidal engagement wit', the evolute of t N. worm, surface. Trudy
MIIT no,200:95--101 164~, (KrM 180),

-OVA-Aikday Favlovich; SHATSILLOO Mop inzhqp red*j Fa4ICHKVq I.G.,
rod* i2A---Wl--GV3RW-p--V*Lq p tekbno redo
EPerformmnce of a gas-fired boiler system; experience inoperating
the thermal elsotrio power plant of the %raenoe Unmial ract~~
Rabota kotelinoi na gazovom toplivel iz opyta We fabriki OKraa-
noe snamin.v Ioningrado 1961. 21 po (laningradakii Dan nauabno-
takhnicheakoi propagandy. Obmen peredovym opytom. Seriiat 1herge-
tikav no.1) (MIRA 14:6)
(Boilers)

KRYLOV, N. P.
"Physiotherapy in the Village.* Sov. med.0 No.2. 1948
Moscow Oblast' Clinic of Physical Methods of Treatment.
A

7M MY " T
~='p fl. FlIp eAl
Physical therapy in medical practice Moskva., 1950. 494 p. (Moskovskaia oblastaaia
kliniks. fizi-cheskikh metodov lecheniia)

KRTIA)V, M.P.
factors In hardening of the organism. Sovet. mod. 17 no.
7slO-13 JW,*~1953- (CIML 23: 1)
1. Of the PaYBIotherapeutle Division of Moscow Oblast Scientific-Rqsearch
Clinical Institute Imeni M. 7, Vladimirokly.

Imv
VLIMCV, t.
"Mediml Applications or Ultrasound In USSh," Meditainsky Rhbotnik, Moscow,
12 Jan 1954-
Science Res. Clin. Inst. im. M. F. Vladimirskiy
Translation W-291,166, 28 Apr 51;

KRYLOT, N.P.,dotment.
Supersonio vayes In madioins. Zdorov's 1 no.6:12-13 Je.
(UTMOVIC WAVBS--TMMAPMIC USA)
155
OWU 9:5)

IRYLOV,.i.P. dotsent
-1-
Radio waves in medicine, Zdorovla 2 no-2:14-15 Ir 156 (M2A 9:5)
(ROIOTHLTAPY)

ABRILWOT, I.A. , doktor zeditsinakikh nank; IRY14V, M.P.. dotsent
Semiconductors in medicine. Zdorovle 2 n0-9:7-8 3 156. (KLRA 9:10)
WHICONDUCTORS) (BLICTROTHERAPSUTICS)

LORITS, IJ., professor; KRYIDY, N.P.
(Therapeutic diet] Iechabnos, pitante. Moskva, Mosk.obl. nsuchno-
iselaklinichaskil ln-t to. M.lf.Vladimirskogo, 1957, 353 P,
(DLIT IN DISBASS) (HLRA 10:9)
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V 911-,-
3 :W
MIRA

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T- f. - ' T j 7- ~i-j; TT- T r --
I\ ) j __I'-/' I ~-,,i I I
ABRIKMOV, I.A.; IRTWY, N,F.
" --UWMNMNkiwo
Seldoonductors used in medical equipment. Priborostroenie n0-3:17-18
Mr 157. (MMk 10: 5 )
(Semiconductors)

KRYLOV, li.p.~ dotsent; IRLDLYAND, M., prof. taslutheanyy deystell nauki
*Physical methods for treating injuries in athletes' by V.I.
Rokitianskii. Reviewed by N.F.Krylov, H,rridliand. Vop.kur.,
fizioter, t lech.fiz. kul't. 22 no.2:77-78 Mr-hp 157. (MIRA lltl)
(PHYSICAL THURAPY)
(SPORTS -ACC DINTS Ala) INJURINS)
(ROXITIANSKII, V.I.)

KRYLOV, M.P., dotsent
Status of pbrair-al therapy at resorts. Vop.kur.fizioter. I loch.
fir.,kullt. 22 no.4:90-91 Jl-Ag 157, (MIRA 10:11)
1, UcheVy sakratarl komissii po fixioterspil Uchenogo soveta
Hinisterstya sdravookhronaniya MR.
(PHYSICAL THJMAPT)

LORIYBO I,r,, prof,, jRyIDV, Igpes red*
Epoptio UlZ1-la="ia bolosal. )(Ogkvs, Hook. obl, nauOhnO-
isol. klinichos'.zii in-t in. M.7.Tladisirskogo. 1958. 216 p*
ORTIC MMRS) (MIRA 12:2)

:',RYiDVp :Ukolmy Petrovich :V5
- 613.~26
. F.9
Ul'Trazvuk I Tego lechetnoye Prime-Neniye (Ultrasound And Its Jse
In Medecine, 13y(N. P. Krylov I V. L Pokityanskiy. 1-Loskva, ,-,'edgiz, 195b.
21,2. Illas.# Diagrs., Graphs, Tables.
"Litersturatl: ?. 209-2h1.

ABRIKOSOV, Ivan Alek"yevich; XRU~OV. N.P~; OBRMT. I.IT-$ red,
....... ~'
(practical physiotherapy] Praktichaskaia fisioteraptia. Moskyag
1958. 313 P. (MIRA 12:2)
(PHYSICAL THMLWY)

IA / 1~ (P
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A!'21;OR'J: Abrikosov, I. A., Krylov, N. P. 119-1-11/13
TITLE: lJolorn 14k.-dical Ultrutsortia.Anparatu3
(sovrumennyye till trazvukovyye moditzinskiye -,)paraty).
PERIODICAL: Priborostroyeniye, 1950, Nr 1, pp. 29-31 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The following apparatus are shortly dencribedi
Apparatuo c~ 311 is a stationary ultrasonic j:enerator with a
fixed frequency of 800 kilocycloo. The maximum acoustic power
is 10 W. The power can be reg-ulated stepwise.
Apparatus Y M - 11
is an universal renerator which supplivs an ultrasonic
oncillationi ViLriabla within a wide ranCe. It is mainly
dc3iLned for research. This apparatus has 3 ultrasonic
radiators connistine of ceramic piezoelf--,f~nta (barium
titunatu) which'operate within the rant:oa 420 + 20, 670 + N
and 2400 + 100 kilocycle5. 2
With an i7rradiated a'rea of 10 cm the Cerierator su,-..ilies 40
in continuous and 60-00 11 In pul,3ed o;,r.-i,;.,tior..
Card 112 A riumber of supplementary devicus ,;ive.-; this r.-Iie-riLtu.3 Lre--At

D'odorn Mudical ultriwnrao j~nparatuu
119-1-11113
o:)fj~j.-ation security; it can, "or ~J-XZLM,)l(J-, only be nwitched-in
if tl;,-- cooline water is flouinL;j if tho prer~zuru of the
coolinL: water is becomine too low it nvAtch;,:n off
nuton;tti call. ly.
Al Y,~,ir4tUS V 3 T - 01
io it sthtionary therapy apparatus which opcr~:AgW-i th a
fix,t~,d frequency of 812,5 + 10 kilocyclen. 2he r3urface of the
ultrasonic radiator is 16-cm2. In continuous operation the
applaratus supplies a maximum, of 3 '10'/cm2. The appa,-atus is
mounted on rollers and i3 suited for therapy rork. If foreign
a-,~paratus are compared nith those made in Russia the former
have an advantaZe only as regards their outer forn and their
stability of construction.
There are 4 figures.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Generatora-Ultra3onic-Operation
Card 2/2

Using radioactive isotopes in studying proportion of iontophoresis
combined with diathermy. Top.kur.fizioter. i lnch.fis.kullt. 23
noo2:139-143 Hr-Ap 158, (HIRA 11t6)
1. 1z Hoskovskogo oblastnogo nauchno-looledovatellskogo klinichs-
skogo institute imeni X.F.Vladimirskogo (dir. - kandidat meditsin-
skikh nauk P.M.Leononko) t Ilauchno-iosledova tell skogo instituta
fizioterapti Hininterstva zdrevookhrananiya RSFSR (dir. chlen-
korrospondent AMU SSSR prof. A.H.Obrosov)
(SUCTROPROMIS) (DIATMMY)

KRTLOV, N.P., kand.med.nauk
Home cars. Uoray's 5 no.12128 D 159. (Knu 13:4)
(FOLMKMITIB) (KASSAGII)

rj[.A,NV,,7Kry V P PLDCTNOIV~ N. S., W)SYMBFRG, M. D.,
I . .) M
BORISOV, Yu. P. (Moscow)
"The Hydrodynamic Problems of Oil Field Exploitation."
report presented -at the First AU-Union Congress on Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics, Moscow, 27 Jan 3 Feb 196o.
iJ
Or, M~~

SOKOLOV, N.S., zaal. vrach RSFSR, otv. red.; LEEPSKIY, S.S., prof.,
zar.estitell otv. red.; LC(LOV#-11J., kand. med. rAuk, red.;
RRSIall, LG.p red.; EP En-;, le.M., red.; PANFlLOVAO Ye.l.p
tekhn. red.
(ozooerite in therapeutic practical Ozokerit v lechebnol praktike,
Moskva) Moak, oble fizioterapevtichookaia kliniclieskaia bollniteas
1960, 203 P. (KIM 15:3)
1. TSontrallMy nauchno-issladovaUllokly institut kurortologii
i fizioterepii. 2. Fookovakaya oblactnaya fiziotqrapevticheakaya
klinichoskaya bollnitsa (for Sokoloyp Reshin, Epshtsyn).
(OZOCERITE)

KRYLOV, N .;, kand.rvid.miuk; ODINOFOVA, V.A.; SHOLOKHOV, S.V. (14oskva)
Role of hypr,-. and hyperfunction of the tbyroid gland in tho
rag~!ivirrlbkn of divided ,sciatic nerve In the rabbit. Probl.
$Md'1'1i,.,*i gorm, noo4s.39-4.5 16,2. (KIM 15,11)
1. Iz TS(mtrallnogo nauchno-issledovatellakogo instituta kurorto-
logil i fizioterapil (dir. - kand.med.nauk T.N. Pospelova) i
patologoanatomichaskogo otdola Moskovskogo oblastnogo nauabno
inaledovateltakogo klinicheskogo institutA imni M.F. Vladi-
mirskogo (dlr. - kand.med.nauk P.M. Leonenko).
(SCIATIC NXRVE) (THMID GLAND)
(RE=1ERATION (BIOLOGY))
V,

KRYLOVP N111,
Use of electrophoreniB combined vith inductotharsW or ozocerite
in treating lumbosacral radiculitis. Vop. kur., fi Zioter. I
lech. fiz. kul't. no.6.,541-548 163. (MIRA 17:8)
1. Iz TSentrallnogo instituta kurortologii i fizioterapii
(dlr. kand. mod. nauk G.N. Pospelorva).

SUKFJL,.EVl V.I., pruf.; EITIGIl', B.Z.1- ":'ASTENUE~, F.S.;
O.S.; JOWANOVICH, L.I.; rJiYL-QV, N.P.; ~7,LTALCV, A.A.;
SPERMISKIY, A.P.,, I*ed.
(Physical therapy, massage and exerciso therapy] Fizio-
terapiia, mausuzh I lechebnala fizkulltura. Moskva, Fle-
ditsina, 1965. 298 p. (MIRA 18:6)
lo Zaveduyushchly kablnotoni lectiobncri fizkulltury Azerbayl-
zhanskogo Instituta Rurortologli I fizJoterapil (for
Sultanov). 2. ZaveduyuBhchaya kabinetom lechelmoy flzkull-
tury Moskovskay gorodskoy bolinitay No.40 (far lofina).

KRYLovj,k.!!.; M. V.A.
On the two conceptions of the uncertainty relation for energy and time. Zbmr.
eksp. I teor.fis. 17 no.2:93-107 147. (KWA 6:7)
1. Fisicheekly Institut Laningradakogo univerelteta. (Q~xantum theory)

A.A.; KRYLOV. NJ- ~
oursions to all-Union Industrial and agricultu7sl exhibitions
L
part of the study of economic ;aography. Geog.v shkole 20
no.4:30-39 Jl-Ag '57. (MLRA 10:7)
(Geography, loanouio--Study and teaching)
(School excursions)

MIT OV, N.V.
Representation of rodod regrular events In abstract finite
automata. Ukr. mat. zhur. 16 no. 31 )81~--389 164.
(mrn 1717)

A . / . I-, !-
01", fly
A ID F - 758
Subject USSR/Aeronautics
Card 1/1 Pub. 135 - 4/15
Author Krylov, NY, Eng.-Lt. Col._ Dotsent, Kand. of Te~h- Sci.
Title Precision In bombing without ground viSibiltty
Periodical Vest. vazd. flota, 11, 22-2-f. N 1954
Abs4trar,t The author explains the use of the radlolocational tomb-
Ing sight and the irregularttles resuiting from- 1.) errors
In m(tasurements of the ob".1que and ~) the err.-)rs
In the de~terminatlon of the altttude of the a~r--rafts
Diagrams, graphs,. fi:,rroj1aF-
Institul.lon None
Submitted N'-' da te

VA, r, -:ZnV':Co1
AUTHOR: K;7~9~,y
TITIZ., Accuracy in Directional Control of Sighting (Tochaost' bokovoy
navodki)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vozdushwgo flota, 1958, Nr 5, PP 116-49 (USSH)
ABSTPACT: In this article the author describes the procedure of sighting in
direction on the bomb ran and discusses the method of determining the deflection
angle. There are 3 diagrams.
AVAIUBIZ: Library of Congress
1. Pilots - Training
2. Bombsights - Application
card 1/1

Existence oft -optimal homogeneous Markov strategies for a
controlled chain. Dokl. AN MR 155 no. 4:747-750 Ap 164.
(MIRA 17:5)
1. Moskovs)iy gosudarstvannyy univerBitet im. Lomonosova.
Predetavleno akademikom A.N.Kolmogorovym.

KRYLOV, N.V.; YUSHKEVICH, A.A. (Moscow)
Markov random sets. Teor. veroiat. I ea prlm. 9 no.4:738-
743 164. (MIRA 17:12)

ZORIN, Petr Alsksayevich, inzh.; XRW, Hikolay Vitallyeviahl insh.-
arkhitaktor; KARMOV, Pavel Tim0fayievich, insh.; RA21VIOT, P.,
red.; LILITE, A., takhn.red.
CHandbook for rural builders; building materials, details, and
construction elements] T pamoshch' sallskona strotteliu; stroi-
telinys naterialy, detali i konstruktaii. Noskva, Xosk.rabochlit
1959. 438 P. (MIRA 13:5)
(Building)

KMOV) H. V.
"On Investigation of "Bridges of Cold" in constructions of
Insulation of Deep Cooling Systems."
Report submitted for the Conference on Heat and Mass Transfer,
Minsk, BSSR, june 1961.
'R

KRYLOV, N.V.; STRAMMOVICH, X.I.
Temperature field of an insulating wall having a finite cros5 section
traversed by a metal rod. Inzh.-fiz. zhur. 5 no.2:72-78 k '62.
(MIRA 15:1)
1. TOhnolopicheskiy Institut kholodillnoy promyshlennosti,
Leningrad.
(Heat_-Transmission)

S/I 70/62/OC)r'I/C07j '035/010
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96"5-1190 (41
3 it 3 Krylov, :11. V., Stralkhovich, K. 1.
:ie !,niit tran,-fer of hori-.ontal ourfacco of herk t- inau lilt ini,
Ctlirf~'u `-rou-h "-'I1ir'h metal paa:jeo in dee7)-freezzing aystens
-J '7 1962, 28-33
Inzhenorno-fiziches-kiy zhurnal, v. 5, no. 7,
',"-'X"' A ve-!,,el filled with liquid nitrogen was covered b-', a plate
of heat- insu Int in- material. A netal rod with it thinly insulated disk
-it "'tch end paaie
a throuGh the middle of the cover, exposed to cold
r.".ro,",en V"~')~r on une side and to air on the other. '.'~-te ton"erature
dis"Irl-bution ol~ the air over the in3ulatinf; material an,] oven the metL1
ro,! 7,as rx-, ;,ured . Similar measurements were made in the nitrogen vapor.
a'ure di2tribution over the insulatinC matorial and that over
the rod were found to be quite different. The coefficients of heat
tr~:nsfer froza the air to the insulating materiall and ro-1, and from the
insulatinC inateriul anI rod to the nitrogen vaoor, -~--ere leter=ined in the
ran '-'e of 03-2330K and found to diverge from those calculateJ by established
for;.1111ZIS. Tni3 in attribute(I to the rapid motion of the air and the
Card 112

S/170/62/005/007/003/010
The heat tranafer of horizontal B100112
nitrogen vapor near the suifaces. The heat trbn!;fer throuah the cover
Is chiefly( Jeternined by the conductivity of the rod. 'I'here are 2 figures
an] 1 t&blo.
-MOCIATION: Tekhnoloricheakiy institut kholodillnoy promyahlennoBti,
g. Leningrad (Technological Inctitute of the Refritoration
Inductrj, Leninj;rad)
:arch 20, 1962
Card 2/2
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STRAKHOVICH,, K.I., prof.; inzh.
Temperature field in a cylindrical insulating layer with a con-
taoting metal rod. Isy. vys. ucheb. zav.; energ. 5 no.7i86-93
il 62. (MIRA 1517)
1. Leningradskiy tookhnologichaskiy institut kholodillnoy pro-
myshlennosti. Predstaylena kafodroy glubokogo okh1azhdaniya.
(Heat-Transainoion)
. . . . . . . . . . .

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AP4050775 'q "(YJ4 /C)~41/0750
-t,Trice of optimal h-oao6-,anoour; varkuv Fit r on f9r a :iontrol 1 ed
C--1 A-0 8 V~-'th 6 OrY WkcO-- f j -Optimal Operat-l on
OST-PUkCT- After defin1mg what is meant by a controlled chain, the autbor treate
tho problem of choosimg 6 -optimal strategies 6 , i.e. , thour, C- wt~' -h
41) W - P where
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mjgzq5 (CIO X(.2, dd.
Fiore -P ig a given real valued f~mction, and 6 (X) in the get of atrat*S-iep for
oh I ch the erpoo ted ralue A-1.6 yj %) (xi, jre,t dj) fe defined I at the f I-red x. It 19 denJred
V
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_ACCESSION NR:- -AP5007852
S/0052/65/010/001/0051/0060----
'AUTHOR: K lov,-!L-,V, (Mosco-1
TITLE: The construction of an optimal strategy for a finite controlled chain
,SOURCE: Teoriya veroyatnostey i yeye primeneniya, v. 10, no. 1, 1965, 51-60
JOPIC TAGS: Markov process, 9a _tham7_,,_probability
'ABSTRACT: The problem is to construct for the point x a strategy a for which
00 00
Z i %, Y"), - 3v SI;
4-4 4F_4(X)
where k ot is the integral of the measure ~ a(A) of the set A in the set Y- and
X
~(Xjs Y.1 5) is a certain ntimerical function, with Q, z)= 0xi, yl, di) if
~y= (dl. xj), z= W2, x2), where DW is the set of perleissible controls at point x.
:The above strategy is called optimal for point x, and vW is called the win func-
.tion. The existence of a pure optimal Markov strategy for the finite case of con-
trolled chains is proved, and a method for constructing a mixed optimal Markov
strategy is given for this case. A mixed (uniform) Markov strategy is defined and
Cord 1/2

ACCESSION NR: AP5007852
the conditions given for it to be an optimal mixed strategy. It is proved that the!
inclusion of mixed strategies in the set of permissible strategies does not in-
crease the value of the win function. Also, if an optimal strategy exists for a
given point, then there existsi a pure optimal strategy for that point. If the set
of permissible controls is finite, then an optimal strategy exists. It is further
shown that the controls on a given set may be fixed without diminishing the win
function. Two examples illustrate the method described for ascertaining the opti
strategy. Ili express my sincere gratitude to E, B. Dynkin and A. I. Shiryaev for
assistance rendered me in the preparing of this- P tell _WT-17
work fo~_rin has:
31 formulas. Y(i
ASSOCIATIONt none
SUBMITTED: 28Jan64
VO REF SOVt 004
CWd
ENCL: 00
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setis Ti-u:jy 13-114-135 "5,
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ACC NRt AP602'1051 "')OURG."', GODi.";
AUTHOR;
ORG: none
TITLE: Solution of necond-order elliptic cquatiunv~
SWRCE; Uspokhi matematicheskikh nauk, v. 21, no. 2, 1960, 233-235
TOPIC TAGS: ellipti.c differential equation, second order differential equation,
Markov process
ABSTRACT: In this paper the author uses the methods of the theory of AMarkovian
processes to study the properties of the solutions of elliptical differential
equations. The results dealing with the class to which the solutions belong
and with the regularity of the pertinent differential operations are presented
in the form of four theorems. Orig. art. has: 3 formulas. IJPRS: 36,3641
SUBCODE: 12 SUBM DATE: 28Oct65 ORIG REF: 003 OTH REF: 001
Cmd

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AP6030788 SOURCE CODE:
AuTHOR; Krylov, N. V. (Moscow)
ORG -. none
TITLE: Quasi-diffusi2nal i3rocepsgs
UR/8052/66/011/003/0424/0443
SOURCE: Teoriya veroyatnostey i yeye primeneniya, v. 11, no. 3, 1966, 424-
443
TOPIC TAGS: Markov process, Euclidean space, differential equation,
differential operator, diffusion process
ABSTRACT: The author analyzes the Markov process X in a Euclidean space
constructed for each elliptic differential operator L of the second order with a
continuous principal component. It is shown that X is a quasi-diffusional process
with the corresponding differential operator equal to L. The infinitesimal opera-
tor of the X part in a domain with a smooth boundary is described completely in
terms of Sobolev's spaces. The author thanks Ye. B, Dynkin for his guidance of
the study. Orig. art. has: 15 formulas. [Based on author's abstract) [NTJ
SUB CODE: 12/ SUBM DATE: 17Apr65/ ORIG REF: 007/ OTH REF: 003/
rd 1/1 he

Chemioal Abstraots
Vol. 48 No 5
Her. l0v 1954
Fuels wA Carbonization Produots
UP-
Ing of bre" cod mader OWN A. D.
md-4 LOW_
-4ml-f
mAb coalunder2oatim =,.,Oo%r
nwe pswu pmdwb thm thm .
Rho YW of seemkoh Is OxmPwidingly
of tv aw HA 7u yw of Iss Is himand. urwy Owks;
io mm empkta removO c# the vokWo ft= On Mom MAI
the reactim d watar "W with the rukbW eW mattw. I
!IU vis obtahW at 30 atim. promm entalms me SM i
thuft mom CH4 md 143 dou mn CO, than that obtab"d I -
atatm.pmw . An1at1vdymwUwhwwie1my1d4c1HsO
is obtaliM. whik the yW of CO drops. In part the rho,
of CH4 yidd is cammW by Pa. of the tar, and dw
wjwm at fewtions appcwjmates that foww In
ation tecbs4m. TM ant. of ad& prodmis In
Is mm0w, while the mt. d be= folued Is p*Mff
i ILAN thm obt-loW at um. P~ -0 M.

XUWL-9tA. j MAZIYAo L.V.
Modeling of a stabilizing transformer. Elektrichostvo
no.7:40-".n 162. (MRA 15:71)
1. Vooooyuz4yy nauchno-issledovatollskiy inatitut elaktromokhftniki.
(Bleotric tranafmmers-Zlectrcmechanical analogies)
(glactric driving)

Pr

USSR/Medicine Ontogeny
FD-2791
Card 1/1 Pub 154-12/19
Author : Krylov, 0. A.
Title : Changes in the content of bromine in the blood of pup-
pies in Ontogeny
Periodical ; Zhur. vys. nerv. deyat- 5, 255-261, Mar-Apr 1955
Abstract : Investigated age variations in the content of bromine in
the blood of fifteen puppies in the process of postnatal
ontogeny. Also studied the effect of the functional state
of the C. N. S. on the content of bromine in the blood.
Graphs. -Twenty-three references, 2-2 of these USSR (13
since 1940).
Institution : Laboratory of Comparative Ontogeny of Nervous Activity
and Laboratory of Biochemistry of the Institute of Phys-
*iology of the Academy of Medical Sciences USSR
Submitted : July 9, 1954

"The mesencephalon and the vasomotor eyetem. An experimental stuity
on the central control of periferal blood flow in the cat' (in
xn9lish] ty ?#Lindgren* Reviewed by O.A.Krylov. Arkh.anat.gist. i
embr. 34 no.5:102-103 S-0 '57. (MIRA 11:1)
(BRAIN) (MYOUS STSTAX, VASOMMOR)
(LIJIDGRU, F.)

_j I physiology - The 51,in*
VSSR/VVAn and Anims Biol. p ljo 2, 1958 1 9113
Our Ref Zhur and 7,.G. NrVi~""
Agoo
o.A. KrylOv
kutbor e palz
~just svesting Reactions Of th NO 21 26-29
Title im. biOl zo-ditsinyl 1957, 43)
orig I)ub Byul* "sp , intensitY
Vag lade the Oveatinejon of e
'eneral stivalat
1jectrolm and 11 backs Of the 'Wrists of
kbetrsct WA Sensitivity to therMl"d the 6 of the
JJAS Of tbLe Valms gX"d t,on to
svest 03A 70 sAulte - The sve&t
9. distinct r
,a.its shawed gLr sventing
300 ch'Ureu susity of P&u
of both c~2jldreu A3A 8 21 to 5-
r heat. ze int at age
stivastion bj sa resChOs a miximum ative to reflex
varies 'With age 5 .a very sent is grea.
The sweiNt 0~ of the p&3Z 3U Valoar gVeSting of
and for t12is ress( if other Parts
ojuUtjons 'than that c separate
ter UnUr Ordinary C no bgsis for suggesting
the bO&Y There
card 1/2
14UI99117. ~10
91 ~~v ~1
'tia~ob ~C'.
0,?k
oeo
XRYLOVV 0
"Rewl'on of ohwWag
In-the hipher n,4rvoug itetlyltv to
oontent'in apes, Zhur blood brpmins .1
ST oneryodelilt. A no,.1#258-26.5 My-je 138
laboratorlyn orarnitel,nop (MIRA lit8)
.0 ontopqnaza nervnoy sIntany I lmboratorira
blokhImij Inaltuta nor"R11nor I PRtologichesko.
(BROMIDES. In blood, r fisjologli AHN SSSR
(,, relatiOn to h1gher nerv, activity in monkeys (Rue))
,YML MvcUS sysqnm _%._ _. _, _ __

JMTWV, O.A., CHMK, V.I.
, "
'I- Problems in the pbysioloS7 and patholoff of the human and animal
nervous system during the early stages of development' Zhur;vyse
nerv. deiat; 8 n0;53786-790 " '58 (6U 1211)
OMVOUS STSTXX)

-jMTLOv, -O.A,
'Dall.w fluctitation in skin temperature wA oersplration In chiWn
on the southern shrre of the Crime&. Yopokuref Isloter, I lech,
f1sokullte 23 no.31212-219 W-fth 158 (MIU 11:7)
1, Is laboratoril sr&TnitOllnOgO ontogeneza nervnoy slstnW (sav. -
prof* Ajs Volokhov) lnntitvta norual'uoy I patologlchoskay fistologil
ARF SSSR (dlr. - daynt7itel'ayy cheln AMR SSSR prof. VA. Chernigovskly)o
(BODY TXMM--M)
(MSPn, ATT'

KRYLOTO O,A,
Characteristics of the conditioned raflex activity of decorticat*d
rabbitm. Blul.eksp.blol.l sod. 48 no.12t3-8 D 159. (MIRA 13:3)
1. Is Uboratoril vosmatuor fislologil i patologil uervnoy sistaur
(say. - Prof. A.A, Tolokhov) Institute, normallnoy ipatologichemkoy
fistologil (dir, - deystvitollm7y oblen AMN SSSR DoN. Chernigorskly)
AMN SSSR. Xookwa. Predetaylena daystvitellnyu chleuou AKN SSSR P.S.
rapalovym.
(MMUL CaMl physiol.)
(RUM OONDITIONED)

KRYLOV, O.A.
_'----1ff_ec~tof bromine on conditioned renex activity in intact and
decorticate rabbits, Zhure vys. nerve deiato 10 no* 31443-448
my-je 160* (MIRA 14:2)
1e Laboratory of Comparative Ontogeneeis of the Nervous 6~atem &W
Laboratory of Biochemistry# Institute of Normal and Pathological
Physiologyp U.S.S.R. AWevq of Medical Sciencent Moscow#
(CONDITIOND RZSPONSZ) (BROMINE-PHYSIOLOGICAL EMCT)
(CFMBRAL CORTEX)
~-77

KRYLOV, O.A.
.. . .............I
Some data on the development of the activating part of Q*'reticular
substance of the brain atom in ontogenesis. Fitioleshur, 46 noe6s
664-671 Ja 160. (KERA 130)
1, From the laboratory of comparative ontogeneiis of nervous system,
Institute of Normal azd Pathological Physiology, Moscov.
(BRAIN) (CHWRPROM&ZIIE)

KRYM,p O.A*
'Xeoh~niom of the action of bromine. Fi0ol. %bur. 46 no.10%1259-
1264 0 160. (MIRL 13:3.1)
1. LaLboratoriya aravrAtellnogo ontogoneza nervnoy oistemy i labors-
toriya biokhimil, Instituta normallnoy i patologicheskoy fisiologii
k9l SSSRP Mosk"O (BROMINE)

KRYLOV, O.A.
Role of haloide (bromine and iodine) in the metamorphonia of
amphibla. Biul. ekap. biol. i mod. 50 no.7s85-89 Jl 160.
(MIRA 14:5)
1. Is laboratorii aravaitallnogo ontogenaza nervnoy siatemy (sav.
prof. A.A.Volokhov) Instituta normallnoy i patologicheakoy fiziologii
(dir. - doystviteltnyy ohlen AM SSSH V.N. Chernigovskiy) AMN SSSR,
Moskva. Predotavlena. doystvitellnym chlonom ANN SSSR V.H.
Chernigovskim.
(METAMOaHOSIS) (BROMINE) (IODINE)

MAZIYA, L.V.,, kand. tekha. nauk; KRYLOV, O.A.j, insh.
Structural diagrams for mthomatical mcdoliM of stabilizing
do-vices of electric drives. ZUktrotatImika 34 no~M61-63
0 163, (KMA 16t 32)

I; i I A-) IVA , P.:%.
J'A'fect of ribon-ucler,oe rin nonc-arditioned 9 x -~ n
in ontoreny of whIte mice. 7hur. vys. nelIv.
Ja-F 165.
I. laboratoriya sruvnltelltto~,o unLof*,r--IlfjzR T;ervl~~,
mozgui IN'll SSISR I laboratorlya biokhirdi nukl.(~
biologicheokoy I meditainskoy khimil AN!

KP,Ylf)Vt 0,1.
Reflex porapiratory and galvanic skin reactions in children
of elf?mentary-school are. Uch. 7.np. MCIN no.168:F3-96 16~'
Reflex vascular skin reactions In children of elcrnontary-
school age. Ibid.:121-1)6
Study of skin temperature and perspiration in children on
the southern coast of the Crimes. Jbid.;., !2-1-;!'31,
M PA 19:2)
7777'77 7

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IRT1OV 0. 7
Concentrating all efforts on meeting our social obligations.
Moth. sill hoop. 10 no.4:1-2 Ap 1$9. (MIRk 12:6)
I.Zameatitell Ministra sellskogo, goopodarstva USSR.
(Agriculture)

XRTLOV. O.7.
Bfficient utilization of machinery and tractors Is one of the
most important tusks of collective and state farmse Relchosill*
hoop. 11 n0-311-2 Mr 160. . (MIRL 13s6)
1. Zamestitell Kinistra sollelcogo khosyaystva USSR.
(Agricultural machinery) (Tractors)

KRYIDvt O.F.
How district branches of the JkLm Machanization Igency
helped collective farms. Mekh. oil'. hoop 12 no.3-1:6-7 1; 161.
(14IRA 34: 3-1)
19 Zameatitell PrOsedatelys reapublikanskogo obOyedineniya
"Ukroollkhostakhnike s -
(Ukraine-Farm mechan12ation)

XTULOV, O.F. (Kry-loy O.F
Increase tho productivity of field work. Ivi-kh. sill. hosp. 14
no.4tl6-17 Ap 163. (KRA 16:1o)
1. Zamestitell pi-4n~An"lyi T, r;,i.m.2l-ngo resp-iblikanApgo
ob"yedinanlya

SHISHXOV~ V.P.,, dotsent; B"AXP I.M.,, aspirant; SOLOVITEV, F.A,, dotment;
DANILEVSKIY, V.K4 dotsent4 VISHNYAKOV S.I,o dotsent;
TIT'OV, G.I.; OKUNTSOVO L.P.; AFANAS'y6,.V.P.; ZHAROV, i.V.0
assistant; SLUGIN, V.S.; MULOV O.N., aspirant
Noninfectious diseases. Vaterinariia 41 no.4s64-80 AP 164.
(MIRA 27s#)
1, Moskovskaya veterinarnaya akademiya (for Shishkov-9 Zharvy)o
2, Belatearkovskiy seliskokhozyaystvannyy ifistitut (tar lkbak-L
3. Velikolukaidy sellskokhozyVatvenMy instittt%, (for SolOTIPT).
Kurskiy sellskokh yaystvannyy inatitut (for VL*hm~mkov).*
Zavedquhohiy otdolon nexamznykh zabolevaniy Burptob"
nambno-proizvodstvannoy vaterinarnoy laboratorii (for Titev)o
69 Zavadv;yushohiy Beresovskoy vaterinarncry Inboratoriy_eyj,
Volgogradskaya obl, (for Okuntaoy), 7. Nauchno-iaaledovatellakLy
institut sellskoga khozyayotva Famynago Severe. (for Afanaelyev).
So Pushkinakiy zverosovkhoz Moskovskoy ob3asti (for Slugin).
9 Leningradskiy veterinarnyy institut (for Krylov).
2

MCIE,V, M.M.;"MYLOV,. 0.S.; SITTMM, V.; ZAGAP(-7;;'l, S.A.
Effect of the composition and structure of vitrous sl.Ags In
thesystem CaO - SiO 2 - FeO - Al 0 and tleir binding properti-eq.
Izv. AN SSSR. Nearg. mat. 1 no.11,3039-20413 N 165.
WIRA 18:12)
1. Loningradakiy tekhnologicheskiy Inititut imerLi Lensovetri.
Submitted May 1.0, 1965,

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Eo4o/E485
AUTHOR: Krylov, O,V,
11____-___~
TITLE. On the possible reasons of heterogeneous (catalytic
surface) properties of acid and basic catalyst-
dielectrics
PERIODICALs Kinetika i kataliz, v.2, no.5, 1961, 674-678
TEXTs The article contains the third and final part of a paper
by O.V.Krylov and Ye.A.Fokina which was presented at the Second
Congress on Kinetics and Catalysis held in Moscow in 1960 as well
as the discussions on the paper by G.I.Levi and V.E.Vasserberg.
The first two parts were published previously (Ref.1 and 2:
Kinetika i kataliz, V.1, 1960, 4211 v.1, ig6o, 542). The problem
of the origin and causes of the non-uniformity of catalytic surface
properties of semiconductor catalysts were examined by many
previous workers but, in the author's opinion, there have been no
investigations of the causes of heterogeneity of the surface
properties of acidic and basic oxide catalysts. Following a
summary of the previously considered case of iso-propyl alcohol
decomposition in the adsorbed layer on A1203, CaO and ZnO catalysts,
Card 1/3

3348o
S/195/6i/002/005/005/027
On the possible reasons of E040/E485
an analysis is made of the mechanism of acid-base catalysed
dehydroxylation of alcohols and an expression As derived for the
polarization function of the medium in an ionic crystal from which
a cation ie removed (polarization function -1/2 etp, wheree is the
dielectric permeability and v the potential in the centre of
hole left after removing of the charge due to polarization).
Even a small change in the dielectric permeability a of the
catalyst or its surface layer is sufficient for producing a
significant change in the activation energy E and, consequently
the velocity of the catalysed reaction. Reasons are discussed
for differences in the values of e at various points of the
catalyst7s surface layer. Strongly acidic and basic catalysts
have high values of e and therefore lead to large variations in
the energy of activation which contains the expression 4 1/2 ey.
However, the heterogeneity effect for such catalysts is not very
high and, in fact, it can be shown that strongly acidic and basic
catalysts have a relatively narrow distribution band in terms of
the activation energy (only 9 kcal/mol for dehydroxylation of
isopropyl alcohol), The distribution range of the Activation
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RAI 8 0
S/195/61/002/005/005/027
On the possible reasons of ... E040/E485
energy was, In fact, found experimentally to be narrower for CaO
and A1203 than for the ZnO catalyst. Acknowledgments are
expressed to S.Z.Roginakiy for valuable discussions.
N.M.Chirkov and N.P.Keyer are mentioned in the paper. There
are 15 referencess-10 Soviet-bloc, 2 Russian translations from
non-Soviet-bloc work and 3 non-Sov.iet-bloc, The two references to
English language publications read as follows:
Ref.8: N.A.Benesi. J. Amer. Chem. Soc., v.78, 1956, 5490;
Ref-15: R.S.MacDonald. J. Amer. Chem. Soc., v.79, 1957, 850.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimicheakoy fiziki AN SSSR
(Institute of Chemical Physics AS USSR)
Card 3/3

, 0. V. Ca'~d. s:~- Cand. Chemical Sci.
"Study of the Influence of Oxveen on the Catalytic Properties of
Flatinui in Respect to thA Reactiono of Oxidrition and llydrogons%tlon."
Sub < Apr 51, Inat of Physical Chemistry, AcAd Sci USSR.
Dinsertations presented for science and engineering deGrPes in
Moscow durlne- 1051-
SO: SiLm. no. 48o, q K%v 55

IV U) V
USSR/Chemistry - Catalysts) Platinum 21 Aug 53
"The Nature of the Activation of Platinum With a
Fkxplosive Mixture,`-~O. V. Krylov,
1_-S. Z. Roginskiy1Q_1`. L Tretlyakov, Corr Mem Acad
Sci USSR
DAN sm, vol 19.,.No 6, PP 1353-1355
Data obtained by electron-microscopic and electrono-
graphic investigation of Pt surfaces indicate when
collated with kinetic data that Increasing porosity
of the surface, occurring as a result of the reac-
~tion, has little influence on the activity of the
Pt catalybt. The same applied to the formation of
269T12
Pt 0 , which may even reduce the activity when the
qtltity Of 02 is large. Activation of Pt during
the reaction takes place as a result of absorption
of 02 by the metal. I I

/The nattift of 4(tivAllon of iiiii1adium by ocygen hydrogon
InIxture-1. 0. V. KFYI')V. S. Z. Rovi-kil, evid I. I. Tret'.
yakoy. DoAhj,,y A keid, A" uk S.S.S,R. 92. cf.
0a, 91, C.A. 47,
Stottil p1wit"nwila on thvt acti'J't (A 11, ESIM (-'it (ml I't iittjf4':vj
also or'~~Ur W1 fill(AC", 'J P4. The inctal ii A~fivmt-'I I)y
orill llligt'i. as it lpiolt "i dt:vp !.Clttc,l di'Aclalinil of tile mr-
facc, with flit: calif jrc(l 0. af)patently ucthiK' Us a stlrf~cr-
olodif'Ving admilt. The 0pt1fw!!'l 2"It. 4-1 0, ill rf 1pect to
rQt4lVtiC 1106%41103 01 PA 411[1-44174 to tW thLt COMSEK)(1dilig-
to tbc foemaoun of as trionotayer, I.e., an ii,linixt. tit a vcy
innoll SWI(C-litui;l: of tile. total C(mism. Oil thil activatioll Is
3iniptionpLied flit effect of hwtcai,-d activity coonected witb
the Ifivren.e N the abi. stirt.an title to loosening of the sur-
face of the riletall. 'lh.! appears to be geriqal
for the noble metak. Elect ton-microicopic photograpbs olf
typicaj surfaces are shown, M.. Ko:;olapoff

IMSR/Cheidetry - Catalysts - - ~Sn 53
"The Oxidation of Hydrogen With Aotivated Oxygen Over Platinum.* O.V. Kr7lovj
34, Rogiwkiyv Corr MeMY Acad Sci USSR, Inst of Phys Chem., Aead Sci USSR
'D R ~'j --,
- - Ah ft-it SSSR)Vol 88s No 2j. pp 293-295
A study was made to dot the relationship betwen the catalytic activity of Pt Wd
the amount of 0 taken up by its After this quantity of 0 is consuiwd in the
oxidation of Hp the activity of the catalyst deoreaees',as shown by graphs*

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USSR/Chemistry -;' CatalYt1c Cracking
Card 1/2
Authors : Audrey,.)v, F. A., Andlanovn, T. I.,, KlImenok, B. V., KrYlov,
Roginskiy, 3. Z., Memb. Correa. of Acad. or sz.~'
USSR; and Sakharov, !,-!. 1A.
Title : 'Raflio-chemical Investigation of secondary reactions of
catalytic craoking of h7drocarbons
Periodical : Dokl, All SSSRt 96p 7SI - 784, June 1954
Abstract I The radio-chemical Me'thods of Investigating the secondary
reactions of catalytic cracking, consist In the simultane-
ous Introduction into the reactor of the hydrocarbon to be
cracked, plus one 9~,tha cracking products marked with ra-
dioactive carbon C" and, consequent, radlometr1c analysis
of the basic cracking products. Experiments show, that
the conversion of the hydrocarbon molecules, In conditions
of catalytic cracking, are not completed during one process

DoRl. AN SSSRj 96p Ed. 40 781 - 784, June 1954 (Additional Card)
Card 2/2
Abstract of adsorption on the surface of the catalyst. The primary
products of hydrocarbon molecule decomposition become do-
sorbed in the gaseous phase. Three references. Tables.
Inotitution t
Submitted : March 9, 1954
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