SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KURAYTIS, S. A. - KURBANGALINA, R. KH.

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KURAYT1,S, S.A.,, kand.tekhn.nauk; GOLUBEVA, S.K,, kand.tekhn.nauk
I - ... I
Synthetic tanning product NO.2, Kozh.-obuvaprome .4 no*8:29-32
Ag 162. (Tanning materialo) (KRA 15t8)

BAMIN&# V.G.; MIELKIN, A.I.j SUCIIKOV., V.G.; KUWrIS, S.A.; GOLUBEVA, S.K.
Method of leathar processing; Soviet Certificate of Investions
No-,143957. Kozh.-obuv.prom. 4 no.8:42 Ag 162. (MIRA 1518)
(Leather industry-Technological innovations)

GOLUEEVA, S.K., kand.tekhn.nauk; KURAYTIS S A., kand.tekhn.rauk,
New sources of phenol raw materials for the manufacture of
high-quality tanning products. Kozh.-obuy.prom. 4 no.9:24-27
S 162, (MIRA 15:9)
(Tanning materials)
(Phenola)

GOLUBEVA, S. K., kand. tekhn. nank; KURAYTIS, S. A., kand. tekhn. nauk
Properties of phenol oyntans containing sulfur groups in th6
benzene rings and some chm-a-eteristion of their synthesis.
IZv. vys, uchebo zav.; to". log. prom. no,4:61-70 162.
(MIRA 15:10)
1. TSentral'rVy nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut kozhevenno-
obuvnoy promyokUnnos.ti. Rekomendovana kafedroy tekhnologii
kozhi Kiyevskogb takhnologicheekago instituta legkoy prolveh-
lennosti.
(Tanning materiRls)

KURAY145,, S.A.,, kand.tekhn.nauk--
Development of the manuffeture of synthetic
and auxiliary products, Kosh.-obuv.prom. 5
(Tanning materials)
tanning materials
no,lin-16 Ja 163o
(MIRA 1612)

GOLUBEVA, S.K.; KTJRAYTIS, S.A.; rE'rWJISKIY, I.K.
Production of synthetic tanning materials based on phenol and
nonsulfonated substances. Trudy NIISIIZIM3a no.3:96-98 162.
(MIRA 16:12)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut kozhevennoy
promyshlonnosti (for Golubeva, Kuraytis). 2. Mauchno-
insledovatek'skiy inatitut sinteticheskikh zhirozamenitaUy i
moyushchikh srodstv (for Gotmanskly).

FIL11-POVA, N.B~~ MF~Mls, S.A.
ho f)t* arawn lum bi m.0 r1to :In the zlrri th no ',i of I inn Jng -+ ' i3r !R I !i ~
I'lauch.-i2ol. tri-idy TS14ITP no.3'31,-57-59 '(-?J (IMIRA 18-,L)

KRASUMINt M.N., knnd.tokhn,nfwk- DAI.IiEROVA, N.A., knnd,tokhn,.nnukj
.. -KUII.A,Y'f-I-S.. 3.A.. kand.tekL.nauk
Artificial dryin;,, of spruco bnrk. Kozh.-obuv.pro.,n. 5 noJOt
15-17 0 163. (MIRA 17:4)

Ye.V.; DYMSH M, I I .I.;
Obtriiri*Lng tFinninf, afrents from the oll Lai-. ru d y

~kO
JRIN
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KURJlyuM0V,--_.4#,P*t prof s
Dynamometry as an objective method for deterrIning r1gor mortis,
Trudy 1111 ?;?86-294 155 (MIRA 11:8)
1. UfedTP sudobnoy meditayny (sav, - prof. A.?. Kurdyumoy)
Pnrvogo laningradekogo meditsinskogo Inatituta Imeti akademika
I*Pa Pavlova.
(RIGOR MORTIS)

AIWRiS, A.,G,; KURAMOVSKAYA, T.N.
ygen deficiency on histopathological changee in
Effect of ox,
bream. Trudy Iwt. biol. vodokhran. no.5.-8' 109163.
(MITIA 16.8)
(IMMISK JT-',EHVOIRJ31"4) (a(YGE&-PIlYSTOLOGICAL UiSCT)

KURAZHKOVSX&TA., Te.A.
"Materialism and empirlocriticiam"
revisionism and Idealism in natural
Sor.biol., pocbv,, gnol., geog. 14
(Sainnoo-Philooophy)
and tho ntruggle against
scinnces. Veot.Moskc.un.
no42*.3-11 '59,
OIGRA 1.314)

KOSHELAVSKIT, D.I., red.; KMZHKOVEKATA. Te.A., red.; FLATONOV, O.Y.,
-1- -- -.V,.
, , re~,.
red.; SOLOVITIN, .4 1164iiii To.. rod.; KAPLIN. P.A.,
red.; CHISTTAKOVA, K.B., takhn.red.
(Philosophical problems of natural science] Filoeofskie voprosy
antontvoznaniia. Hoek-to, Izd-vo Mosk.univ. Vol.3. (Geological
and geographical sciences] Goologo-goografichookio nouki. 1960.
468 p. .(Geology) (Geography) (MIRA 13:10)

K Ot~Lhl ~; V --nh i Y- , Yu. 1.
v a nd B r, -Y z -1 ~- _- - -,--
"Sim1ficance of AtmosphAric Proceseee In the Ecolopy of
Yarrmals Find '31rds. 0Sub 25 NRY 51, Moeco-e Ordnr of Lenin Statm
U iment M. V. Lomonosov.
Dissertations Tweeented. for sclence and enplywpring degrees
In Moscow during 10~1.
SO.' Sum. ITO. 1180. q Mav, 55

iIF,UZHKUSZIY, YU. N.: FUVAYXV, V. B.
Siberia - Pastures
Chanees in the nature of the northern taiga under the effnct of grazing. Vest. Hook.
un .. 7, !.-- 3, 195 2.
9. Monthly List of RU551an Accessions, Library of Congress, October. 195 i9fig. Unclassified.

UsSRA,griculture - rest destruction
Card 1/1 Pub. 86_1V33
Authors a Kurazhakovskiy, Yu. N., Cand. Biol. Sci.
Title ICombAtting pests in irriCated egriculture on the steppes
Periodical IPr1roda 43/11, lo6_la, Nov 1954
Abstrdat IPests, such as insects which harm crop&, are found to be more abundant
where weeds are alloved to grow and to survive winter weather by burrow-
ing into the ground. This situation is rem-edies by the deep plcwring which
is now being adopted in the Soviet Union end the use of certain fertilizers.
Four Russian references; (1882-1938)- Illustrations.
Inslitution I
Submitted I

V
BOGDANOV,P.K.; KURAZHSKCVSKIY,Yu.9., kandidat biologicheakikh nauk
Appearance of a boar in the Voronezh Preserve. Prirodn 114 no.9:120
3 '55- (MLRA q:ll)
1. Vorona7hakiy goexapovednik
(Voronezh Preserve--Wild bonr)

UTRAZHMVSMT, TU.N.
--
Combination of measures for controUing the vase propag-stion of pests In
irrigated steppe farm lands. Biul. KOIP. Otd. biol. 60 no.2:25-36 Mr-Ap
'55. (Agricultural pests) WHA 8: 7)

KURAZESKOVSKIT, Yu.V.
Some problems in studying feeding habits of harbivoroua antmaI4.
Diul-HOW-Otd.blol. 62 00-11116-117 JAJ 1~7. (HU(A IM)
(IAUIVMA)
11 ~ ; - .. -1

KURAZBSKOYSKIr,- Yu.N.
Some reffults achieved and probleme In stuVing the varia-
bility of food composition In the U.S.S,R. Vop.geog.
no.443:165-i83 16o. (MIRA 1317)
(loods-4omposition) (Botarq-1colog7)
(Zoology-Rcologr)

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KUAAzOvt N.F, (Oaceased)
Practical applications in the training of students of the natural
Ociences and geography faculties of pedagogical institates, hm,,
Vaes.geog.ob-va 93 no-5:441-444 S-0 161. (MIRA 14:10)
(Geography--Study and teaching)

VEYYHE.~, A.A.; KULITSIM, Ye.P.; MEN, S.F.;
LEVITSKAYA, D.N.; VARKOVA, T.S.; IROITSYAYA, N.I.;
UMIOVSKAYA, M.A.; KIIAUSTOV, I.V.; LIOGE-111MY, S.Ya.;
IISMA1.10VA, G.F., red.izd-va; GUROVA, O.A., tekhn. red.
(Prospecting methods and the evaluation of moldinp inaterials]
Motodik.a razvedki i otsenki mestorozhdenii formovochwkh ma-
terialov; sbornik materialov. Mo,.jkva, Goageoltek1hizdat, 11,63.
19 5 (MIIU 17:3)

IWIL.-Ul.awl . 9 . ~ .
uStatic Testing for Waterproofing of Rusalan~Leather Boots,* Sub 16 Oct 51g
Moscow Toohnological Inst of Light Industry imni L. M. raganovich.
Dissertations presented for soience and engineering degrees in Moscow during
1951.
SO: Sum. No. 480, 9 PAy 53

__~qRBAKOV,-. K.-I,_, inzh.; SMRNOV, R.V., inzh.
Determination of letter combinations in statistical analysis
of texts. Mekh.i avtom.proizv. 16 no.8:45-46 Ag 162.
(MIRA 15:9)
(Programming languages (Electronic computers))

KMAKOV, K.I.; SMIRNOV,, R.V.
Retrieval of information in a dictionar7 made by the com-
pressed code method. NTI no.2:46-49 163. (MIPLA 16:11)
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!'ACCESSION NR: AT4026347 8/0000/62/000/000/009.1/0112
AUTHORS: Kurbakov, K. I.; Kuznotsovg V. X.
TITLE: Industrially produced magn6tia (ferrite) eloniente
SOURCE: Konferentalya po obrabotite informatall, mashinnornu porovodu L avt6matichook-.
omu chtentyu teksta. Moscow, 1961. Vy*ch1sl1tel1naya i Informatsionnaya. te4hnika
(information processing and computer technology); sbornlk mater'lalov koriferefitsU.
Moscow, 19G2,. 91-112
TOPIC TAGS: memory, core, circuit design, M'agne.tfo Wment,' ferrite
ABSTRACT: 711io authors:d1scuss,the thrce-cyclo magnetic (forrito) elements, designed ahd
testud during the 10,53-56 period at ilio L-0)oratorlya clektromodullrovaniya VINITI AN
SSSR (Laboratory for Electrosimulation). The fundam ental'circu its. of the magnetic.ele- J
ments are described. - Ferrite cores, type K-272, with rectangular hysteresis loop were
used as the magnette material in these elements. A diagram to given to show the pulaq
charac Lori a Li ca of the K-272 core at temperatures of 20 and 73 C. '11o authors note the'
fact that- as tho temperature riBcs, the nolso voltage increases and the fe'rrito core
hysteresis loop contracts, thus disrupting the stable oporation of the element and leading
to ~ho ftppoarruico of,!Ifnlso" signala.. The compensation mothod of, combatting f1da dlf-
floulty it; desoribad (in place of one core, a pair 9 properly chojoen corpa. in uj3od, one of
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which, called the eqmpensating colre, Is remagnetized only through part of the cycle and Is
designed to compensate for the lyteforenco of the'othor core, called the working core,
which In roniagnetized through the full loop). A distinction Is drawn between "simple" and,
complex" throe-cycle magnetic (ferrite) elements: the isimple or amplifier element is the
ame given to a doyiee using magnetic cores with rectangular hysteresis loop and diodes
,
n
fed by.nicant. of current pulses (preces,91ve pulses):,tho complex orlogicod ninipictic 010-
nient is a device Bimilar to the slinple'e-lement, but differing from It in that it permits the J
execution of logical operations In accordance with signals reaching its Inputs (the prorienco
of the sigpird at the output 1B detorinhied, In each individual cmo, by tho logic of the elc-
MUHL CIM11t). VRHOLIN verviono of each of thoijo main cloinenin typeri are fleticrilwd and
(118cunsod. Circuit and bluck diagrams are provided in tPosit cancli to facillulte tho.ex-
The paper concludes Nvilli d discussion of power supply-unito and their requiro-w
plftnation.
mento and chm-actoristles and witli a section on the dealgru pectillarities of the elements
(,,3!zc, hicthod of fa3tening, color coding, Vio authors claim that the Industrially
producetl magnetic (ferrite) elements maintain Lheir,stability of opetation'in Lila fa:co~ of
clivirolullenta.1 temperature fluctuations to +60 C and Precensive current ImIses as much
as + 20% from the rated vnluo, Ono element R3 said to consume no more iltan 0. 15.- 0.2-
watt!3. Or1g. art. Ims: 4 tables and-Z1 fJguroo.
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ACCESSION NR: AT4026351 S/0000/62/000/000/0133/0157
AUTHOR: Kurbakov, K. I.
TITLE: Long-term memory devices
SOURCE: Konferentstya po obrabotke Informatsil, mashinnomu porevodu I avtomaticheak-
o,-,u cthtaiiiyu toksta. Moscow, 1941. Vy*chislitallnaya I informatsionnaya tekhnika
(Information processing and computer technology); sboriAk materialov konforentsii.
.Xoscow, 1962, 133-157
TOPIC TAGS: memory, magnetic corn, electrostatic memory, photo-optical memory,.
punched card, paper tape, drum meinory, disk file, magnetic tape
ABSTILkCT: The author discusses in great dotall tho various kinds of memory devices
presently in use and attempts a clas!tification of them In terms of various criteria or
parameters. There is, In a preliminary section of the paper, a discussion of the charac-
teristics, of memories in general, including such factors as: capacity, waiting time,
duration of storage wit4ou& restoration of information, power consumption, etc. Memories
w.e then classified as to their physical principle (magnetic, electrosta:tic, capacitance,
photo-optical, and others), their waiting time (from more than 1 second to less than I
microsecond), their Information storage duration (from more than 1 second to more than
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several years) and their kinetic principle (static, kinetic, waveguide). There is a dis-
cussion of tho general characteristics and purpose of long-term memory devices and three
fundamental classes are distinguished: (1) Memories used In general purpose electronic
computers for the storage of constants, initial data, subprograms and programs (the so-
called "internal memory"); (2) memories used to store a largo body of information gradual-
ly processed by the electronic computer and fed to the computer through input devices (the
'So-called "external long-term memory"); (3) special-purpose memories, used as the
11memory" properly so called (in information-logical, reference machines, etc.). The
specifications of these three types are considered'The author has also analyzed the
possibilities of employing conventional memories as long-term memory devices. Included
among t1he specific types considered in this section are- perforated cards, perforated tapes,
electrostatic memories with cathode-ray tubcs, delay-line memories, matrix-type
m .emories using conventional capacitors and diodes, magnetic, magnetic drum and mag-
netic disk, memory devices, magnetic tape memories, matrix-type memories using toroid-7
al ferrite cores with rectangular hysteresis loop, and others. On the basis of a detailed
analysis of all those kinds of memories, an assessment Is made of the degree to which
they lend themselves to performing the functions of long-term memory devices. The
article deols with a brief survey of the latest trends in the design. of memory elements
and lon-lerm. inemory devices. Here, the author has discussed, among other things,
such mag-natic inemory elements and devices a4: transfluxors (magnetic ferrite cores with.
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rect.w.,ular hysteresis loop and several apertures); bix~ elements (a magnetic ferrite
men- a
ory clcm~at consisting of a parallolopipod of approximately 2 X 2 X 3 mm wiLti iwo
noninte,.secting apertures of about 0. 5 :~ 0. 5 rUnning at a right :utglc to each other-,
a
bctwoci, Uic apnrturos lies a common act-;k ia Jic form of a wall about 0. 6 mm thick);
tivistc:rs (a new magnetostriction mem
I ory device); long-torm inemorics with magnetic
corc r,-,atrices: thin-film magnetle mcniory devices. Various versions of the photo-optical
,~ypa of raw-nory device are also considcred. This brief ourvoy of various kinds of memory
devicos .51iows that the problem of the croation of a Ion,(,,,-torm memory, with the properties
irL,,rent in such a tool, is still far irom solution. Orig. art. has: 6 figures.
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Industrially produced'magnatic elements. Mekb. I avtom ~rolzv.
17 no.5:37-41 My 163, (MIRA 16;6
(Magnetic memory(Calculating machines))

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ACCESSION NR: APS021854 UR/0280/65/000/004/0092/0100
AUTHOR: Kurbakov, K. 1. (Moscow)
Y,
TITIZ: The estimate of the nonuniqueness of word code condensation
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Tekhnicheskaya kibernetika, no. 4, 1965, 92-100
TOPIC TAGS: information ~to iZe and icyll, information processing, compressed
word codefo ng
ABSTRACT: The design of efficient informat ion- scanning systems is one of the most
important taBks of information retrieval. One of the basic functions of such
sysLems is the search for a separate element of Information within a certain Mani-
fold and, in particular, dictionary scanning. The basic principle of such a
search for an element of information is the narrowing of the scanning region within,
the given bulk of information to a certain minimum. However, even in the case of
average dictionary scanningtime is still too long. One of the possible wayb of
solving the memory addressing problems (and the nsqociated reduction in scanning
time) is to transform the initial Information directly into the address of the
memory . Such a direct transformation requires the mapping of a certain subgroup
of all the possible original words of a given alphabet onto a'limited number of
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addresses. The author described earlier (K. 1. Kurbakov, R. V. Smirnov, Nauchno-
teklin. informataiya, 1963, no. 2) a direct transformation using condensed word
codes. The present paper discus8es the probabilistic model which allows the esti-
inate of the nonuniqueness of word code condensation. It outlines also certain
results of the statistical modeling. Orig. art. has: 19 formulas, 2 figures,
and 3 tables.
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AUTHOR: K!E ~kov ~Kl
j TITIZ: A means of addressing using compressed word codes as memory addresaes
SOURM AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 163, no. 49 1965# 841-844
TOPIC TAGSt data processing,, information storage, Information retrieval, binaxy
code, machine translation, computer 111C/
ABSTRACT: The feasibility of i=edi4to transformation of basic information into
i an address of a memory unit was studied. The study incorporates a means of com-
pressing word codes of a basic dictionary so that the code of each successive
letter of a word is shifted relative to the code of the preceding letter. The
shift is In the direction of the higher ordered bits and Is one bit in length.
Tho letter codes are then summed in modulo 2 addition for each bit location,
whereupon the letter codes are selected by taking into account the statistical
characteristics of a language (sea R. V. Smirnov and K. I. Kurbakov, Author Cer-
tificate No. 11+9264, 1961; Byull. isobrateniy, No. 15, 1962). The cothod do-
scribed is a variation which allows tho same compressed storage and idontification'
procedure while maintaWng the maximum number of bits for single word storage at
some predetermined valtie. The algorithm recta on the promise that shifting need
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occur only for the first letters of a word, contiruing up to the point where
another shift would cause the loss of a bit by exceeding the register size. For
example, if n = 11 = the mmxlmlm number of bits in the register, and each letter
in identified by an eight bit code, then 11-8 = 3 shifts of letter codes could
occur within the lim1ta of the register size. The probability of accurate (non-
ambiguous) Idontification of a word to then a function of the allowed register
sizoi the larger the register size (number of bits), the smaller the probability
of ambiguity. A discussion of the variations of this probability is given along
with somo oo=ents on look-up and cycle times associated with tho algorithm,
Orig. art. hast 6 equations and 1 figure,
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huRBAKOVp K.I...
Some characteristics of the diatribution of the sy-mbola of
the Russian alphabet. NTI no.9:41-46 165.
(m I ru, 19: 1)

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ACC NRs AP6009910 SOURCE OODE: UP/0413/66/000/004/0107/0107
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AU"MOR: Xurbakov, K. I.
ORG! none
TITLE: A method for generating a compressed word pattern code. Class 42, No. 179099
SOURCE: Izobretenlya, prom
yshlennyye obraztsy., tovarnyye znaki, no. 4, 1966, 107
TOPIC TAGS: compressed word codeformin~!, coding
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces: 1. A method for gererating a com-
pressed word pattern code in which each word patteim (expressed In letter code) is-con
verted to a certain nunber given In a word pattern vocabulary. Provision Is made for
reducing the length of the word pattern code and the time for its generation. The i-th
word in each word pattern is recorded in the i-th column of the word matrix In a pre-
liminary operation. Key digits in which the probability for the appearance of a 0 or
a I is close to 1/2 are selected from the resultant word pattern matrix. The necessary
nimber of additional key words to then selectect primarily from the colunns in the ma-
trix with the greateAt number of words. The number of basic key digits Is selected
from the condition 2 1 M cc . 2. A modification of this method in which all word pat-
terns are considered as "words" which are used to set up an aggregate matrix in a pro-
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liminary operation. The additional key digits are selected primarily from the region
of the aggregate matrix which corresponds to minim=-to-median word pattern lengths.-
N --word pattern vocabulary; L --word pat-
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?W*j(V' torn langth; 1,2,3...--words; 14--matrix;
n--number,of key digits In which tha proba-
bility for appearance of a 0 or a I to clas-
vords est to 1/2; t--num.ber of additional key
digits.
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AMHOR: Xurbakov, K. I. (Moscow)
ORG: none
SOURCE CODE: UR/0280/66 1/0115/0121
TITLE: Estimate of the average time required for location of a word in a dictionary
when -a compressed code Ga place of words) is also used to address the memory
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. TeMnicheskaya kibernetika, no. 4, 1966, 115-121
TOPIC TAGS: da-la retrieval, information storage and ratrieval, machine translation,
compressed word codeforiming, computer technique
ABSTRAM Two methods of word location in a dictionary are described 71he developed
concepts of word coding am used to estimate the average time of search for a word stor
ed in the memory of a machine. The first method for automatic search is to repeatedly
divide the memory in two equal parts, until the word is located. The average search
time for this method is fav = 109211 Cycles,
where 11 is the number of stored words. The second method is to identify the word
through a -ccozding to acme characteristic of this word, for instance, the first
letter or n=abar of letters in that word. During an automatic search, the memory is
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divided not inzo equal parts, but rather into sections according to an adapted fom of
coding. The simplified expression for the average section time with this technique is
11
%V N2
Vaere 11 is the number of words stored in a particular section. One way for reducing
the Tav ~is to use the encoded input data as addresses In the computer memory. A binary
code is used for this purpose. To take advantage of reduced search time using a sepa-
rate word classification by a word characteristic, the code word equivalent to the
word to be stored or located consists of three parts: 1) the information related to
the original word; for instance its translation into another language; 2) the code ider
tifying a particular chosen characteristic of this word as belonging to a group of
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.1mliAKOV, Tjw)niA Nikanorovicb, drto., Itan(l.teklintrutuk
0 .91tICAT-1r, traritiminflion of Mechanical
"Ovortalm" npend in a doubl .
ektromakh. I no,91f~~-87
povior, J7.v.vya.ixch(ib-%Uvvt 81 (141RA 12a)
hin Nnvr)nib1riikoj,n ainktrotaktinicheskogo
1. Yjtfrdra nioldrichoRkikIl MUO
Inatitlita. (11jectric -powor dintributinn)

KMRAKOV, L.H., kand. telrhn. nauk
Semit7aphical method for designing the excitation of double-flow
electrical transmission of mechanical enorr,7. Trudv Ural. politakh.
inst. no.90:71-77 158- (MIRA 13:2)
(Blectric machiner7)

KURBAKOV, Yu.V.
Experimental determining of the angular coefficients of heat
transfer by radiation. Trudy WIPP 15:193-201 160. (MIPA l612)
(Heat-Tranamiasion)
(Heat-Radiation and absorption)

SURINOV, Yu.A.; KTIRBAKOV, Yu.V.
Exporimental determination of certain basic characteristics of
radiant heat exchango. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; chern. met. 6
no.7tl76-182 163. (MIRA 160)
1. Honkavskiy inatitut stali, i oplavov i Vaesoyuznyy zaochnyy
institut piBhchevoy promyshlennosti.
(Heat-Radiation and absorption)

L(A.:AZC)VA, Vadezhda Zinov'yevna;,U.1fB KgK
A A,__qqj1na
1XVIKOVA) Ye.S., red.; 'SLffSKIII, A.A., tellchn. red.
(Yaa,--produ'ced third-class television rcc()iveraj1,,assovyc te-
levizionnya priormiki III klassa. Xookva, Sviazi?dat, 111,'62
/,6 1). (Diblioteka "Talovizioru;yi no.3) (1,TRA 111:1o;
(Tclavi-ion--iioccivera and roception)

LOVOZOVA, Nadezhda ZinovIyevna; -KU.'(.DAKOVA,' Galina Mikhriy1ovna;
THAVIII, A.A., otv. red.; Y6NLRAt"M;A, V.P., red.
(Black and white television receivers in the U.S.A. and
the German Federal Republic; survey of network and design
calculations] Televizionrye priemniki cherno-belogo izo-
brazheniia SShA i FRG; obzor skhe=Wkh i koristruktivrWkh
reshenii. Moskva, Izd-vo "Sviazl," 1964- 47 P. (Biblio-
teka televizionnykh priem, no.14) (1111RA 17:9)

f., I I
" 'I If,; 11" (i. V (: (-: t-I I--
'144 ~ , ~ ~ ~) I L .
KM TTI I
~_' _~ n
Fiva good". Rabotnitisa 16 no,2;20-21 F 158. (MIRA 11:2)
(China--Women)

PASHOV, T.V., kand.vatere mauk; KUMIALA, !;',.Ya., nauchnyj Oct--Ldnik; SEREEDA, D.I.I
nauchnyy Botrudnik
Adaptation of the pathogen oV InfactLous atroplile rhinitis of swino to
ruts, rabbits and other anima2s. Voterinarila 40 no.5:34.-37 My 163.
(11IRA 17:1)
1. Polt.avukuya nauchno-i3:ilodo-vtxtfil'i3kay.-i votarinarmyn stant3iya.

ACC NR. AP6035752 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/019/0124/0124
~INVENTOR: Kovalevskiy, B. Ye.; Lotsmanov, S. N.; Zadvornov, M. G.; Khrjukina, N. V."
jKurbala, Ye. I.; Makarkin, A. Ya.
'ORG: none
iTITLE: Brazing alloy for vacuum-tube instruments. Class 49, No. 186836
SOURCE: Izabreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 19, 1966, 124
TOPIC TAGS: brazing alloy, vacuum tube instrument h%m=&ag Ah~,_L~ ~-~j
JABSTRACT: ThiOAuthor Cert~ficate introduces a copper-base brazing alloy, containing
:germanium and palladium, for brazing vacuum-tube instruments. To improve the strength
;and ductility of brazed joints and to lower the melting temperature of the alloy,
i
!its composition is set as follows; 8-12% germanium, 2-12% palladium, 80-90Z coppez
SUB CODE: 11, 1,P/SUBM DAT9: 16Nov65/
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Fragiv; .

EMAllVk,A.H,;, LEVSHIN, I.I., starshty agronom
Potato wart in Ihmellniteki7 Province. Zaahch. rast. ot
vred. i b01. 5 no. 8:47-48 Ag 160. (MMA 13:12)
1. Nachallnik Khmollnitakoy karantinnoy inspektaii (for
Kurbalev).
(Khmellnitokiy Province--Potato vart)
~4

I-,,- -) 'l, W, . y I, .
spccit'ic licat of* iluids. 2. Opcclric ard i,(,,lat.*,.jn of .-,L -if'ic ilca,,3 T-o the
'e.-n,ticrature of' Ealocuri-DerivtA Icyclic 3!'~,'
SO: Jol.irrial of' t~erieral (Zhurral M.1mii), IA., Vulun-,e 18, (80),
3

sov/84-58-11-2o/58
AUTHOR: Kurban Kolkhoz worker
TITIE: Aid Arrived on Wings (Pomoshch' prishla na kryllyakh)
PERIODICAL: Grazhdanskaya aviateiya, 1958, Nr 11, p 10 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The -author, a kolkhoz worker from the Bryansk oblast,
expresses her gratitude to the pilot of a special services air-
craft who saved her life by delivering to the village hospital
blood urgently needed for transfusion.
Card 1/1

GADVIIYEV, "'11TTSIOR, R.I.; ABASOV, R.I.; rI,'RI!A!"LLM,'IV, A.K.
DevIce for telematering, doop well F-virtuaptorn in the "plvita-
tion or wollo with olectrJe ginking, yumpo. ?-~tsh. i neft. obor.
no.10:25-28 161, (111IRA 18:1)
1. 14mcluio-issledovatol'okiy i proyektnyy Institut po komplokonoy
avtomatizatoli proizvodstvennykh protsessov v neftyanoy i 1-chimi-
choskoy promyshlennosti.

EMBAITALIYEV, D.S., dots;
eA 'I ~f the endocrine glnnds on the connective tissue oyatem:
-from a doctoral dissertatione' Azerbamedexhurs noolls67-71 N 158
(MIRA 11:12)
1e Iz kafedry gistologli I embriologii (znv. kafedroy - prof. I,M*
Xolesnikov) Azerbsydzhanskogo goatidnretvennogo meditsinakogo
institute im. H.Harimanova,
(EDOCRM GLANDS)
(CONIMCTM TISSUB)

I . - _ KURBARALIYY.V,- D.S.- - . ,
Zffect of drug-induced sleep on the reactivity of the connective
tienue. Uch.zap.AGV.jfIol.aer. no.2:67-70 '59. (MIU 13:6)
(SUM)
(CONNBCTIVI TISSUZ)

xuRBANALIYNT, D.S., doteent
Changes in the comnectiva tissue system folloving experimental
removal of the adrenal glands. Report NO-3. Azerb.mod.zhur.
no.2'.33-36 7 160. (MIRL 1315)
(GOMOTIVI TISSUIS) (ADRICUL GLLIDS--MISION)

KURBAMLIM, D.S.
the connective tissue system following adrenalectomy.
Uch. zap" AGU. Biol. aere no. J:49-51 160. (MIRA 14:5)
(CONNECTIVE tISSUiS) ' (ADRENAL GLANDS)

KURBAIIALI)WI., I.G.; RZA)ZV, S.D.
Rare caBe of the formation of a pathological anastomosis
between the gallbladder and the pylorus of the atomach.
Azorb. mod. zhur. no.6.-43-45 Je 162. (,XIRA :L/,- 8)

F, UR E" ~, - ~ , - ~':Z' ,-
", '0~ t,hp. rnnrlitlcmal rlr Pi quadnUr flurv-t1lonal
t I
wif-d in nolving thfj srnond boundary vfAll,,w T'roblem tn -'he
m,,thImqticnl thoory nf olaaLlcity. V-)P. vy0h. mat. I te',,h.
io. I ; 5"-65 164. (MTRA 1818)

SHIKHIYEV, I.A.; ALIYEV, M.I.; SADYKHZA.DE, S.I.; SHCHEGOLI, Sh.S.,-
AKHUNDOVA, G.Yu.; KRASHOKUTSKI!r, V.P.; GUSUNVIA, M.A.;
MUKHARAMOVAt Kh.P.; KOBANALIYEVA, T.Kh.; NIKOLAYEVA, L.
Synthesis and use of silicon naphthenic acids in
of butadiene-styrens rubber. Azerb.khim.zhur.
161.
(Naphthenic acids) (Silicon organic compounds)
(Rubber, Synthetic)
the production
no.5:65-68
(MIRA 150)
4Y

PATALAKHA, G.B.; YUR13ANAY11:11, H.S.; 131KIV,
Compar,lsl.n ol* orime muth(ldr, of tljj~ of
spectral unfil,.sin In geochm; ical studic-~3. 1,-,v. A", Ka-.,aHa. SSR
Ser. goo). 22 no. 6t69-74 11-D 165 ("'IPA )9.-1)
1. gc~.-dogic~ebkAh nauk Jmc!rii K.I. Satpayeva, Alma-ALa,
I Kazakhs~ly rilial Vr;e,-,oyumol,,O 1110titllt-l I-ZIZVC'101-hll):~ j,'CO-
fizikl, Alma-Ata.

KUVkMiTAVA, annistent
Surgur7 in perforating iLlcer of the otomach and tho duodonlim.
Kaz.med.zhu-r. 40 no.3:12-18 My-Je '59. (MIU 12) - 11)
1. Iz Icafedry khirurgil i nootlozlinoy khirurgli (zavs - prof.
P.V.Kravchonlco) Kazanakogo instituta, ueovershenstvovaniya
vracho7 im. M-Lenina.
(ALIIMWY CANAJr--ULClIRS)
(SIMGERY)

f-I tA -11 A (,
KURBANAYEVAt S. S.9 CAND MED SC 1 9"MATEAl-AL 60 SURGICAL
TREATMENT OF GASTRIC AND DUODENAL ULCER,-, KAZAN'l 1961.
(MIN OF HEALTH RSFSR9 KAZAN' STATE MED INST). (KL9 3-61,
233).
430

AbIPIWGOV. L , elektrouvarshchik; HATHUSHIN, P. ; CHISTOY, S. , lash.
XURBANGALNEV, A.; MZTITACIMIKO, B.
Worker correspondents of the periodical of the All-Union
Central Council of Trade Unions 00khrana truda I sotsiallnoe
strakhovania" make a surprise inspection. Okhr.truda i sots*
otrakh. 3 no.6!46-50 Je 860. (KIRA 13:7)
1. Reydovaya, brigada zhurnala "Okhrana truds i noteiallnoya
strakhovanlye" (for all). 2. Ufimakiy neftepererabatyvayushchiy
Zavod (for Anpilogov). 3- Otvotstvennyy oekretarl gazety
"Nefteperarabotcbik"(for Saymuehin). 4. Tekhnicheokiy inspektor
oblastnogo soveta profsoyuzov Bashkirskogo, sovuarkhoza kfor
Kurbangaloyev). 5. SpetsialOW korrespondent zhurnala
"Okhrana truds i sotatallnoye strakhovaniyag (for Tretlyachenko).
(Bashkiria--Industrial hygiene)

OKHRIMMO, N.I., gornyy inzh,; KARPOV, A.P., gornyy inzh.;
KURBANGAIZYEV gornyy inzh,; AMIROV, M.I., gornyy 1nzh.
Improving boring and blasting operations in the Uchaly Mine#
Gor. zhur. no.6:39-40 Je 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. 'Uchalinskiy rudnik,
(Uahaly region-Blasting)
(Boring)

S/1.37/60/wo/006/004/'o 15
A-)06/AOO 1
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1960, No. 6, P.- 277,
# 13676
ALTHORS.- Gavrilov, P.D.;, Kurbangaleyev, R.M., Alent>v, A.N., ?4arkovIcY,,_.
Yu.N. ---------------
A A V1
TT112: The Effect of Iron on Magnetic Properties of a Copper-Cobalt
Alloy
PERIODICAL: Tr, Kazansk. khim.-tekhnol. in-ta, 1957 (1959)#"No. 22, pp. 161-
171
TEXT-~ The authors studied the effect of Fe admixtures (,,j2%) on ti-it-
magnetic properties of a 50% Oj - 20% Ni 30% Co-alloy. Tests wer made with
cast, cast-annealed specimens (8500C, 8 - 32 hrs) and specimens subjected to
heat treatment to improve their magnetic properties (oil and water quenching
at 1, 1500C, tempering at 6500C for 3 and 6 he.)urs), and rolled specimens.
Bee'. deforriability was revealed in specimens annealed for 16 hours. Br of
41GO ga-u3E~ and H. of 560 oersted were obtained af*.er cil quenching and temper..
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s/i37 O/OiDO/OC)6/004/015
A006 ool
lrh,~ Effect of Iron on Magnetic Properties of a Copper-Cobalt Alloy
ing for 6 hours. Magnetic characteristics of an alloy containing up to 2% Fe
are by 20-40% below tho maximum values attainable for this alloy without Fe.
!I, Is recommended to clean the crucible carefully, if a Fe-alloy was previously
melted in it, and to use a quartz mixer Instead of an lr,.)n one.
Yc.V.
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original Russian abstract.
Card 22/2

KURRANGALWILY, S.M.
Intradural teMoral approach to the sensory root of the trig-
emlnal nerve In neuralgins. Top.neirokhir. 19 no.4:21-27 Ji-Ag
155. (HLRA 8:10)
1. Is gospltallnoy khtrurglchookoy kllnlkt Lenlngradekogo
sanitarno-gigiyanichaskogo meditsinsk-ogo Instituta.
(TRIGHMINAL HRRVI, surgery,
Intradural teqvral approach)

TERMOIXffO, A.I., professor; KUREANGAI&YIY. 8.M., professor; ILIBM, G.A.,
4oi tor
Seventieth birthday of Alakmandr Vasillevich Smirnov. Vest.khir.
n no.21l54-155 1 157. (MLU 10:3)
(SHMOV, AISKSANDR TAILITIVICH, 1886- )

A HMICA Sac.8 Vol,U/5 Xlouro-Paychiat.,May 58
K v i__1R11Ct9,1P1T1 L L--f kr) S. (N
2451. AN INTRADURAL TEMPORAL APPROACH Foil RADICOTOMY OF Tiff:
TRIGEWINAL NERVE' IN CASES OF ITS NEURALGIA (Hussian text) -
Ku rbangaleev S. M . - VESTN.KHIR. 1957, 7813 (78-87) Tables 2
The operation's technique has been previously described at the 4th All-flussian
Neurosurgical Meeting on 25th June, 1953. Seventeen patients have been operated
upon up to date. Thin new method's main advantage is -,in ample view over tile
operating field with the opportunity of interrupting the single trigeminal branches
more selectively, without any pareses of oculornotor or facial nerves. Using this
route the protection of the motor portion appears to be easier. The only complica-
tion, I. e. transient cerebral oedema, Is due to the elevation of the temporal lobe.
When for the purpose of visualizing Meckels cave the brain retractor presses
upon the basal temporal structures, the patients complain of general discomfort,
nausea, painful sensations, vertigo and bradycardia. In 2 instances unconscious-
ness of several hours duration occurred with normal pulse rate, blood pressure
and respiration. Ileppner Graz

KURRUIGALEM, SOMOP Profo
late results of intradural temporal radicotomy of the 5th nerv
in severe neuralgiaos Test.khir. 85 no,llt8-15 K 160. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Iz gospitallnoy khirurgichookoy kliniki (zavs - zasl. deyatell
nauki prof. A.V. Smirnov) Leningradskogo sanitarno-gigiyonicheskogo
meditsinakogo InBtltuta i gospitallnoy khirurgicheakoy klinw
(zav. - prof. F,G* Uglov) 1-go laningradskogo meditsinskogo
imstituta imo akad, 19P. Pavj~va.
(NEURALGIA, TRIGDaNAL)

KURBANGALETqV khutdinovich, prof.; ABRAKOV, L.V., red.;
, Salikh Mu
"elff_. --red.
(Radical surgical treAtment of trigeminal neuralgia]Radikall-
noe khirurgicheskoe lechenie neyrallgii troinichnogo nerva. Le-
ningrad, Medgiz, 1961. 255 P. (MTRA 16:2)
(NEURALGIA) TRIGEMINAL)

UGLOVP BOKAE7,' Yu.N.; VORONCY, A.A.; DEGTYARE7A,
Z.ya.; nA3N0311rMFJVA '. L.I.; MMALOVA, F.A.; MA3HEV, L.V.;
FASSVETAY-EV, I.L.; SIMMIRTSEV, S.A.; SOKOLOV, 3.3,
Use of the artificial blood circulation apparatu5 built, by the
Research Institute for Experimental Surgical Apparatus and Instru-
nent5 in an experiment. Trudy NIIEKHAI no-5:132-137 61.
(MIRA 15:8)
(PERFUSION PUMP (HEART))
i, -10,

UGLOV, F.G., professor; KURBANGALUEV..S.M., professor; KR)WOSHCHEKOVA,
L.I., kand.med.naiW--'-' ""
Diagnosio and surgical treatment of mitrnl stenosis in va1vular
calcinosis. Vest.khir. no.1:7-13 162* (MIRA l5tl)
1, Iz gospitallnoy khirurgichaskoy kliniki (zav. - prof. F.G.
Uglov) 1-go laningradekogo meditsinskogo instituta im. I.P.
Favlova.
(MITRAL VALVE-CALCIFICATION)

TO AN 5A I I Yk" V
exp(Ir '-Mc r a on
blood circulaticno r udy 7- r. 3 N
r u 1 163.

e-VIN
XALEtCHITS, I.V.; S.ALIMGARBYEVA, F.G.; POPOVA, N.I.; KURBAN-GAL3TEYA, D.Kh.;
'~Z- KLYXDVA, G.G. 1:
Chemical composition of primary tar from Cheremkhovo coal. Part 3.
Detailed group and functional composition of neutral compounds,
Trudy Vost.-Sib.fil.All SSSR. n0-3119-24 155. (KAA 9:4)
(Cheremkhovo Coal 'Basin--Coal-tar products) (Chromatographic analysis)

POPOVA, II.I.; SALIMGARBYLVA, F.G.; KLYXDVA, G.G.; SHOROKWVA, M.Y.; KURBAN-
GALMVA, D.Kh.; KALECHITS, I.V. 1-- -1 -,- - ~,
Chemical composition of primary tar from Cheremkhovo coal. Part 4.
Detailed group and Ainctional conposition of neil.tral compounds in
the liquid-phase hydrogenated tnr. Trudy Vost.-Sib.fil.All SSSR,no.3:
25-29 155. (MM 9:4)
(Cheremkhovo Coal 33asin--Coal-tar products)(Chromatographic analysis)

POPOVA, H.I.; KURBAII-GALE)MVA. D.Kh.; SHOROMOVA, M.V.
.*OA*OWWOWAIX#Z" tovAw Twar
Chemical composition of primart tar from Cherenkhave coal. Part 6.
Group composition of the crude fraction of mediur).-tomperature tar
from Cheremkhove coal. Trudy Veat.-Sib.fil.AN SSSR no-3:35-39 155.
(MLRA 9:4)
(Oheremkh*vo Coal Raoin-Coal-tar products)(Chromatographic analysis)

POPOVA, N.I.; KURBAN-OAL3UTA, D.Kh.
Determination and possible separation of paraffin from primary tar
of Cheremkhovo coal. Trudy Vast.-Sib.fil.AN SSSR no-3:63-71 155.
(MIRA 9:4)
(Cheremkhove Coal Issin-Coal-tar products)(Paraffin vex)

06 A
.16-35-67 EWP VEWT(M) PM
L
ACC NRi AP602934,0 S(XJ CE CODES UR/03i6/66/000/002/0081
AUTHORS Salimovj M. As; Mlyevp M. I.; Kurbanaliyova, T. K.
ORO: IMP AN SSR
TIMES
3?
)3
Structure of ailicadien4erivativos of substituted aromatic hydrocarbons
SOURCES Azarbaydzhanakiy kbimicheakiy zhurna.1, no. 2, 1966, 81-84
TOPIC TAGS1 organosilicon compound, IR spectrum., qR01,kyq7-;.e
ABSTRACTI Tho struoture of the compounds
ocula
of out
OCHa
CH Gli N\ CH
A 3
C=CH-CH CH2-, 3/\Cl-c= cul-clj= Cull; C"G-CH-CH=CHs
> C
CH >
Cull CH3.
SI(C2H5)3
wp studied by means of M aboorption spectra taken with an IKS-14 unit. The data
M;~e it possiblo to poutulate that the triothylailyl radical in the molecules of (A)

ACC NRs AP6029340
and (B) Is in the y position relative to tho torminal double bond. Compound (C) con-
sists o.' :,~ rixturo of the two structural formulas, I. a., the triethylailyl radical
in tho molooulos of compound (C) 'is in both the 0 and y position relative to the ter-
minal double bond. Orig. art. haal,3 figures and I table.
SUB CODES 07/ SUBM DATES 27Aug64/ ORIG REFS 001/ OTH REFS 004
f
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. I - I

L 3508-66 F.4T(m)/EPF(c)/hWP(J)/T RM
ACCESSION N11t AP50171)1 1J1t/0,'4 0/63/02 1/004/0026/0028
V et~, S-5.1 ;
41, C; 4-je 4 4. ~ d#4,
AJJ'F1101V',t Aliyov, M. .; Shikhiyevp I. A.; SnUmov, ti. A.; Fairlm"nItyeva, T. K.
TICLF: Synthesis or sillenndion,4 derivativqn or nromtAr aubabititt."d hydrocarbons.
~;()URCR: AN Azfjrbr,.IR. Doklmdy, v. 21, no. 4, 1965, 26-28
TOPIC TAGSt silicon orpnnic comMund, trlethylallanev sillcondlens derIvative
ABSTRACT: -The reaction between tLt2th_Y1s11ane ad vlmlacetylphanoI2 aninols,
and o-cresol was investigatadlo The laction yielded allicd-Ijene derir-~t
ativea of benzene substituted hydrocarbons I to IV respectively as shown by Table
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Determination of the relative power output of explosives by the
method of equivalent charges according to the expansion rate of
TrautzlIa bomb. PMTF no.2:116-119 JI Ag 6o. MRA~iWO
(Explosives-Teatin;)

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AUTHORS: Belyayevo Ao F., XurbtniLalA~a, R. Kh. 5/076/60/034/03/017/038
(Moscow) B115/BOi6
TITLE: The Effect of the Initial Temperature on the Value of the
Critical Diameter of Witroglyoeridiand Trotyll
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizioheakoy khimii, 1960, Vol 34, Ur 3, pp 603 - 610
(USSR)
TEXT: The critical diameter of an explosive charge in the minimum diameter at
which a continuous propagation of the detonation wave is still possible. If the
diameter of the charge is smaller than the critical one, the detonation diem.
The physical importance of the critical diameter was clarified by Yu. B.
Kharitonp Academician, in reference 1. According to this author the value of
the critical diameter is proportional to the time of thq chemical reaction on
the front of the detonation wave. The authors of the present paper investi-
gated the effect of the initial temperature on the value of the critical dia-
meter of liquid nitroglycerin, and liquid and powdered trotyl. In a detailed
experimental part the performance of theme investigations is described
separately for both explosives. In trotyl, propagation and dying out of the
detonation were chocked by means of a mirror photorooorder of the type SFR-21
for velocities. The standard electrical detonator Nr 8 was used for ignition
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The Effect of the Initial Temperature on the Value 8/076160/034/03/017/038
of the Critical Diameter of Nitroglycerin and Trotyl B11,57BO16
of the nitroglycerin charges. Figures 1 and 2 show graphically the results ob-
tained for the two explosives investigated. From these curves the values for
the critical diameters of the two explosives at different initial temperatures
were calculated (Tables 1,2). The initial temperatures of nitroglycerin were
between -20 and +700Cs of trotyl between +810(melting point of trotyl) and
+2400C. The value of the critical diameter decrea4es rapidly with increasing
initial temperature in both cases. The authors found for the critical diameter
of liquid trotyl at 1000C a oonsiderably higher value than A. Y&. Apin and
V. K. Bobolev (Ref 3). Table 3 presents the detonation velocity of liquid
trotyl near the critical diameter at 3 different initial temperatures, table 4
the values of the critical diameter of powdered trotyl at 3 different initial
temperatures. The mechanism of the chemical reaction in powdered trotyl ob-
viously differs from that in liquid trotyl. The nritical diameter of liquid
trotyl near its malting point is about the 30-fold of the critical diameter
of nitroglycerin at room tcmperaturel accordingly, the explosive properties of
both explosives are quite different. Near the flash point of liquid trotyl
(,u 24000 the value of the critical diameter is only the threefold of the value
for nitroglycerin at room temperature. In this case the agreement of the ex-
plosive properties of both explosives (detonation capacity, sensitivity, etc.)
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of the Critical Diameter of Nitroglycerin and Trotyl B115/BO16
is better. If one assumes that the two explosives explode in consequence of a
heat evolution occurring on their compression, and of a subsequent homogetseous
gas reaction, then the initial temperature of the chemical reaction, i.e. the
temperature which causes a shook wave, will have to be in the range of
1100-12000K. In connection with the evaluation of the experimental data, to
which the major part of the paper is devotedp A. I. Serbinov (Ref 4) and
S. B. Ratner (Ref 7) are mentioned. There are 4 figurest 4 tableag and 8 ref-
erenoes, 6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCILTION: Akademiya nauk SSSR, Inatitut khimicheskoy fiziki Academy of
Sciences of the USSRl Institute of Chemical Physics
SUBMITTED: June 14, 1958
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YAKOVIY,VA, G. S.; APIN, A. Ya.; KURBMIGALINA, R. Kh.; STISIK, L. N.
Dotonation velocity of liquid hydronitric acid. Dokl. AN
SSSR 156 no. 1:152-153 My 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Institut khimichaskoy fiziki AN SSSR. Predstavleno
akademikom V. 11. Kondratlyevym.

ACCESSION NR: AP4033397 S/0076/64/038/003/0579/058.2
AUTHOR: Belyayev, A. F. (Moscow);' Kurbangalina, R. Kh. (Moscow.)
TITLt: Realization of detonation conditionsifor black powder
SOURCE: Zhurnalfizicheskoykhimii, v. 38, no. 3, 1964, 579-582
TOPIC TAGS: black powder, detonation, steady state detonation, critical dia-
meter, combustion r a t a nonsteady state convective burning, explosive
ABSTRACT: Conditions for the steady-state detonation of black powder have been'!
realized for the first time. Since the critical diameter of black pow'der is large
and its rate of combustion at high pressures is relatively low, it is imposgible
to cause detonation with a capsule detonator or with a detonating fuse passed '
through the powder. Detonation of considerable masses of loose black powder
requires an intermediate detonator of large weight, e. g. a char;ze of finely
ground low-density (0.6-0.7 gm/cc) trinitrotoluene. The downatlon rates of
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black powder and ammonium nitrate were similar. Ln experiments run with
blackpowderof different densities (0. 9 and 1. 1 gm. /c0owhen the diameter of the
charge was greater than critical, the rate of detonation increased almost linear-,
1y with density. 71he value of about 400 misec given earlier (G. Kast,
Vzr *vchaty*e veshchestva I s~edstva vosplameneniyL. 1932) for. the rate
of Yetonational conversion of bl4ck powddr is apparently'that for
non steady-state convective burning.
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(Academy.of-Sciences-.S.SSR,'-,Institute of Chemical Physics).'
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AM01b Yakovleva, Go Sol Apia; A. Yao; ~4~snaalln R, A,; Stesik,' Lo He
.TITIZ*. The rate of detonation of liquid hydrazoic acid
.SOURCE,. AN SSSR. Doklady*s Ve 156s no. 1p 19&,, 152-153
:TOPIC TAGS: hydrazoic acids explosive# detonations detonation rate, liquid
razoic acid
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iABSMCT: HH3 is not used in practice as on explosive., neverthelesss it is of
~intcrcst to determine its detonation characteristics in the liquid state.
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Ment of the detonation characteristics are frequently used in the studies of the
equation of the state of gases at high pressures (hundreds of thousabdo of atzzos-
pberes)'and at high temperatures (several thousand degrees). In treating experi-
mental data one in involved vith multicomponent systems) since the majoilty of i
,,explosivus consist of at least four types of atoms. Consequently# the explosion
products contain several types of molecules* In this respect HN differs favorablyi
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liquid HN win consist primarily of molecular nitrogen and hydrogen* The rates
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