SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KUZMIN, I. - KUZMIN, K.P.

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BABIY.. Ye.; ZYUBINp S.1 ANTYUKHCV~ A.; KAMCHATOVp K.; DOLPGOVA, L.;KASTM-
NOVp M.., makhanik; GOLITSEVp M.; ~UZ IN I,,, makhanik; PATLOVf Ndp
~M~
mashinist kombayna; SMETANKIN, P., mashinist kombaynx- SAFONOV, M.v
0
mashinist kombayna; KOZLOV, N.,, brigadir gornorabochikh; BUYAK, I.0
brigadir gernoraboahikh; SOLDATOV, N.p brigadir gernorabachikh.,
Not into the records but into practice. Sov.shakht. 12 no.l2zl7-
18 D 163* (KM 17:3)
1* Shakhtoupravlanile go*3-25 tresta Donskoyugoll kombinata Tula-
ugo-Ile 2. Nachallnik shakhtoupravleniya No.3-25 tresta, Donskoyugoll
kombinata Tulaugoll (for Babiy). 3. Sekretarlpartorganizatsii shakh-
toupravleniya No.3-25 tresta Donskoyugoll kombinata Tulaugolt (for
Zyubin)- 4. Glavnyy inzh. shakhtoupravleniya No.3-25 tresta Donskoy-
ugoll kombinata Tulaugoll (for Kamchatcv). 5. Sekretarl komsomoll-
skoy organizatsii shakhtoupravleniya No.3-25 tresta, Donskoyugoll
kombinata. Tulaugoll (for Dolgova).

KUZ'MlN, I.A.; FALIK, V.N.
Analysis of the reliability of logic nets with operation
independent with respect to time. Trudy MFI no.53:133..140
164. (MIRA 17:6)

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Fruits, Berries. M-7
Abs JOur Pef Zhur - 3iolcglye, No 13, 119581P No- 53747
Author
Inat Not gIven
Title Plum Tree in SoUthern IkOhIciria
Orig Pub Sad i ogorod, 1957, No 6, 48-49
Abstract The Plum variety Otata in the Migarchin rayon Ja
distinguished by its trinter resistance, early ripening
and yielding capacity. The variety Yellov Khopta,
hibernate a veil.
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KUZIMIN. I.A.
Effectiveness of pollinizers in cutover areas of spruce-whortleberry
forests. Trudy Kar. fil. Ali 65SR no.25:59-66 161. (MIRA 14:9)
(Fertilisation of plants) (spruce)

LYUBIMOV, N.&~, prof., doktor ekon. nauk; I'LETNEV, E.P., doktor ekon.
nay,W', SERGEYEV, S.D... dots., kand. ekon. nauk; I-LERISHKOV, S.M.J,
d&.tor ekon. nauk; BUZYYBI, Yu.I., kand.ekon.nauk; DYLI,'-qJI!Ii,
dots., kand.ekon.nauk; IKONNIKOV, I.S., kand.ekon.nauk;
dots., kand.ekon.nauk; IIE~ ~
KUZ IMB',.. STERN, M.V.; POPOV,
kand.ekon.nauk; SOLOVIYLV, A.A.~ kand.ekon.nauk;
STEPANOV., G.P.J. dots., kand.ekon.nauk; SHCHETININ, V.D., dots.
kand. ekon. nauk; MOGILEVCIIIK, A.Ye., red.; SHLENSKAYA, V.A.,
red.
[Modern international economic relations] Sovremennye mezhduna-
rodnye ekonomicheskie otnosheniia. Pod red. N.N.Liubimova. Mo-
skva., Izd-vo "Mezhdunarodnye otnosheniia," 1964. 583 p.
(MIRA 17:5)
1. Moscow. Institut mezhdunarodnykh otnosheniy. 2. Predsedatell
Prezidiuma Vsesoyuznoy torgovoy palaty (for Nesterov).

130-7-2/?4
AUTHOR: Kuz mint V.A.
TITLE: last-Furnace ~Yperation at Elevated Pressure. (Rabota
domennykh pechey na povyshennom davlenii gaza)
PERIODICAL: Metallurg, 19579 Nr 7, pp. 3 - 5 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The manager of the blast-furnace plant at the Cherepovets
works gives an account of the improvements wbich have been
achieved-in operation by the use of high top pressure, self-
fluxing sinter and better organizational methods The use-
ful volumes of the two furnaces are 100-t and 103~ m3 and they
are constructed for operation with up to 1'.5 atm. gauge top
pressure. The coefficient of utilization has now been im-
proved to 0.73-0.74. The data given refer mainly to No.1
furnace which is now working at 1.15 atm. gauge, but which
will be operated at the limit as soon as a new charging
mechanism and clay gun have been fitted. The main operating
data area tabulated for periods in which different top press-
ures (0.13, 0'.349 0.9 and 1'.0 atm gauge) were used: a steady
increase of 0'.014 tons of coke consumed daily per m3 of use-
ful volume is seen to result from each 0.1 atm increase in
tolliressure. Graphs of top-ps pressure, coefficient of
ut zation, dust output per ton pig iront coke rate2 slag
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130-7-2/24
Blast-Furnace Operation at Elevated Pressure.
volume and blast temperature against data for 1956 and two
months of 1957 are shown for foundry and steel-making pig
iron production. Cherepovets sinter is very finel with
only 15% of over 25 mm and 70% of 5-25 mm lumps. The author
considers the normal drum test for sinter quality unsatis-
factory and discusses how the sinter could be improved.
ASSOCIATION: Cherepovets Metallurgical Works. (Cherepovetakiy *Met all-
urgicheskiy Zavod.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
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SOV/133-58-11-2/25
AUTHORS: Levin, L.Ya., Kuzlmin, I.A., Kaylov-., V.D. and Shur, A.B.
TITLE: An Experience in 6-0p-urdfion of a Blast Furnace with a
~Y
High Top Pressure of 1.5 atim (Opyt raboty domennykh pechey
s davleniyem na koloahnike 1.5 atm)
PERIODICAL: Stall) 19581 Nr 11, 964 - 968 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The operation,4,f.Nrs I and 2 furnaces in the Cherepovets
Works under high top pressure varying up to 1.5 atm is
described. Furnaces operated on a 10011116 sinter burden of
a basicity CaO/SiO2 = 1.13 - 1.15 producing foundry and
baBiC iron. Main operational indices are assembled in
Table I and mean monthly results for both furnaces In
Table 2. It is concluded that with increasing top pressure
by each 0.1 atm. (within a range of 1.0 - 1.5 atm), the
output of furnaces increases on average by 1.9%. This
increase in the output is due not only to increasing driving
rate but also due to a decrease in the coke rate. The
main factor which permitted decreasing the coke rate was
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SOV/133-58-11-2/25
An Experience in the Operation of a Blast Furnace with a High Top
Pressure of 1.5 atm
an increase in the blast temperature to 950 - -1 00000.
The latter was possible due to an increase in the top
pressure. There are 1 figure, 2 tables and 2 Soviet
references.
ASS001ATIONt Cherapovotekly metallurgichtekly tavod
(Cherepovets Metallurgical Works)
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GOLIMMTOK, TA.H.; IMININ, I.A.; LIVIN, L.Ta.; RAMM, A.N.; YAMTSIMM, N.M.
Three years of blast furnace operation at the Cherspovets Metallurgical
Plant,. Trudy LPI no.212:7-23 16o. Ir, (HM 13:12)
(Cherepoveta--Blaut furnaces)

ROSSINSKIY, K.I., kand.tekhn.nauk; KUZIMIN, I.A., kand.tekhn.nauk
Deformations in the Volga River channel at the construction
sites for cofferdams of the Kuybyshev and Stalingrad Fqdro-
electric Power Stations. Trudy Gidroproakta no-1:30-49 158.
(MIRK 11:9)
(Volga River--Hydraulic engineering) (Cofferdams)

KARAULOV, B.F., Insh,; ROSSTITSKIT, K.I., kand.tekhn.nat~k;-KUZI.MIN, I.A.,
kand.tekbn.nauk
Procedural specifications for designing energy diselpatere and
reinforcements in the tailrace of spillway dams built on nonrocky
snils. Trudy Gidroproakta no.1:117-151 '58. (MIRk 1119)
(Dan)

KULTURIN, A.D.. inzh.; MjZ'MIfi,-JA.,~kand.tekhn.nauk
Use of rigid models in ;tudying deformations of river channels*
Tiudy Gidropr.oekta 2:3 -56 159o (MIRA 1'317)
1. Nauchno-inaledovatel'skiy sektor Vaesoyonogo proyektno-
isy'skatel'skogo i nauchno-itioledoTatellskogo inatituta "Gidroproyakt"
imo S*Ta.Zhuk.
(Hydraulic models) (*osion)

FEDOROV, L.T., kand.takhn.nauk; LEONTITNVSKIY, B.B.; GILIDE113LAT, Ta.D.,
kand.tekhn.rwuk; KORENISTOV, D.V.; Rossasur, K.I., kand.tekhn.
nsuk4_~~~kand.tekhn.nauk; KOHDRATSKATA, A.A. 0 inzh.;
HISAR,-MUKEAMEDOVA. G.N., inzh.; PANOVA, G.M.. lnzh.; ROZMSTVFIISKIT.
G.L., in2h.; SIMIKOLENOV, A.S., inzh.; TSMVSKIY, S.V., inzh.;
2HUKOVA, M.F.. inzh.; aRISHIN, Y.M., retBenzent; KRITSKIT, S.N.,
doktor tekhn.nauk, red.; MENMI, M.P.. doktor tekhn.nauk, red.;
GALAXTICNOV, V.D., kand.geol.-min.neuk, red.; ZAVALISiIN, I.S., inzh.,
red.; KALTSM, N.A., in2h., red.; MIKHATLOV, A.V., doktor tekhn.
nauk, red.; PETROV, G.D., in2h., red.; RAPOPORT, Ta.D., red.; RUSSO,
G.A., kandotekhn.nauk, glavnyy red.; SEVASTITANOV, V.I., inzh., red,;
TITOV, S.V., inzh., red.; TISTROVA, O.N., red.; LARIONOV, G.Te.,
tekhn.red.
(Hydrology and water economy of the Volga-Don] Gidrologiia i vodnoe
knoziaistvo Volgo-Dons. Pod red. S.N.Kritskogo i M.F.Menkelia.
Moskva, Gos.energ.izd-vo, 1960. 146 p. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Moscow. Veasoyuznyy proyektno-izyskatellskiy i nauchno-iseledo-
vatel'skiy institut "Gidroproyektg imeni S.Ta.Zhuk. 2. Deystvitell-
nyy chlen Akademii stroitelletva i arkhitektury SSSR (for Grishin).
(Don River--Water resources development)

UZIM, I.A., kand.tekhn.nauk~ TOOTIM, L.I., inzh.
Regulation of the Volga-Akhtuba Canal by self-erosion.
Trudy Gidroproekta n6.4:255-265 960. (WRA 15t2)
(Volga-Akhtuba Canal,-Regulation)

BOMBOHINSKjy, V.P.; VTOROV, N.A.; BRUMOV, M.D.; YNGOROV. S.A., doktor
tekhnonauk, prof.; YARMOLOY, A.I.; ZAVORUTICV, V.P.; KALININ, V.V.;
KAGHEROVSKIY9 NJ,; KUNKSOVA, AK,; KUZIMIN, J.A _kand.tekhn.
nauk; IM73M, V.M., kand.tekhn.nauk;"1ffXUfOvIcH, B.F.;
MIKHAYLOV, V.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; PHTRAMNI, R.N.; RIMIN, Ye.S.;
SMAVSKH4 T.M.; KHAWMIN, A.D.; SHCEIRBINA, I.N., kand.tekhn.nauk;
SWASTIYAN07, V.I., red.; KIRAULOV, B.F., retsenzent; LOMSKIY,
Te.S., retsenzent; MIKHAYLOV, A.V., doktor tekhn.nauk, retsenzent;
NATANSON, jk.V., retsenzent; SOKOLISKIY, M.Mi mtsenzent; STAIUMICH,
V.I,, reteenzeut; nEYGOYER, Te.F., retsenzent; GOPKAN, T.F., red.;
VORONIN, K.P., tekhn.red.
[Work of the All-Union Scientific Research Institute for the Study
and Design of Hydraulic Structures] Nauchno-issladovateliskie
raboty Gidroproakta. Pod obshchei red. V.I.Sevastlianova. Mosk7a,
Goe.energ.izd-vo, 1961. 214 p. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Moscow. Voesoyuznvy proyektno-izyskatel'skiy i nauchno-issledo-
vatel'skiy institut Gidroproyekt imeni S.Ya.Zhr-k. Nauchno-iseledo-
vatel'skiy sektor.
(B~Fdraulic engineering--Research)

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ACCESSION NR: AP5022035 uR/o286/65/ooo/014/0104/0104
621.432.2
AUTHOR: Kuzlmin. 1. A.
TITLE: Method of increasing the wear resistance of machine pistons. Class 47,
No. 173083
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 14, i965, 104
TOPIC TAGS: wear resistance, engine pistou,.fluorocarbon plastic, plastic coating.'
self lubricating material
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a method of increasing the
wear resistance of pistons of machines, e.g., internal combustion engines and com-~4
pressors, by coating the working surface of the piston with plastic, e.g., fluoro- 1
carbon plastic. To increase service life, the piston working surface is mechanically
cleaned free of oils, greases, and oxide films, and thinly coated with the plastic-!
The coating is accomplished immersing the piston in a suspension of, e.g., col-1;
loidal fluorocarbon Rlastic Vdrying, and heat treatment. The coating is applied
to a thickness of 0.05-0.1 mm in 0.01 mm increments, all operations being repeated__
jfor each increment. Heat treatment is carried out at 275-285C for 30-35 min
..heating being alternated with cooline to 15-20C.
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.aian sn#6 Capella stenura Bp. in Tuva, Orn' todoglia no,7s209-216
165. (MIRA l8tIO)

MAKAROV , S. I. ; !~!Z I =,,-~G.
Automatic coke sampler. Sbor.rats.predl.vnedr.v proizv. nD.5:43-44
160. (NM 14:8)
1. Magnitogorskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat.
(Coke Testing)

XMIXIN, *' I.Qo-
[The fattening of cattle] Nagal skota. [Saratov] Saratovskoe obl.
gos. izd-vo, 1952. 67 P. (MLRA 9:9)
(Gattle-Feeding and feeding staffs)

1. Taiz I MM, I. (".
2. USSR (600)
4. Cattle
7. Raising and fattening steers on collective farms on the sterrx-, regions of
southeastern USSR, Sav. zootekh. 7 No-4~ 1952. Yugo-Vostochnyy In-s-titut
Zgivotnovodstva. -
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congrees, June 1952.UNCLASSIFIED.
1 Kormodobyvaniya

T. G.
Cattle - ScIratov Province
Now Cattle ,e Fasture fattened on
Districts (ja"Ov Province). ,collective far--'s of -KrasrT)r.;.ut arm
D'5*' se"k"Oz- No. 2, 1953.
9. Monthly List Of Russian Accessions Library Of Congress, June
Unclassified.

47

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KUEIKIN, I.Go, kaud. sallskokhozyaystvennykh nauk.
Rearing several calves with each mxrsing cow. Zhivotnovodstvo 20
no.2:62-67 IF '58. (MM IItl)
(Calves-leading and feeding stuffs)

-iz_KUZIMIN, I.G., d.9eI'skokhoz7aystvennykh nauk
Iffectiveness of rearing several calves with each sucking dam. Zhi-
votnovodatvo 21 no.8:61-67 Ag '59. WRA i2t. n)
1. Nauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut sel'skogo khozMetva Thgo-
Vostoka.
(Calves-Feeding and feeds)

JUVMIN., IG., kandosel'Ackhozyaystvennykh nauk
RaisIng calves with nurse cows as a vay for economic use of
prote-in, Zhivotnovodstvo 23 'no.7-.43-45 Jl 161. (14M 16-2)
(Calves-Feeding and feeds)

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_KUZIMIN, Ivan GK~V~r"yjc4,_~and. sellkhoz. nauk; SOKOLOVA,-,G.S.,
red.; SHESHNEVA~ E.,Lq- tekhn. red. . '-V-*
(Raising calves with nurse cows] Vyrashchivanie teliat pod
korovami-kormilitsami. Moskva, Izd-vo M-va sellkhoz. RSFSR,
1963. 38 P. (MIRA 16:5)
(Calves-Feeding and feeds)

M3ROSHNICHENKO, I.P. kpz-l.tekhn.nauk; GAB?JLGV, M.N,;
1 .9 _UWMIN, I.I.
New typc- of medium-tonnage., combination dry cargo ship. Trudy
TSNIDIF 7 no.36:29-41 161. (MIRA 15-3)
(Freighters)

4"-22-2-12/1'1
AUTHORSt Grigorlyev, Ye. P., Zolotavin, A. V., Ku-Imin, I. I.,
Pavlitskaya, Ye. D.
TITLEt On the Decay of Rh 106 (0 raspade Rh IOU,)
PERIODICALs Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR,Seriya Fizicheskaya, 19509
Vol. 22, Nr 2, pp. 194 - 197 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt This is a lecture held at the VII All Union Consultative Con-
ference on Ifuclear Spectroscopy, which was devoted to the
investigation of the radiation accompanying the radijactive
transmutation of Mu 106----> Rh 106 ). Pd 106 with the help of a
r:,-spectrometer with double focusing. (Ref 1). In this appa-
ratus the diaphragms near to the source were removed and the
thickness of the others increased to fron 8 -- 9 mm. The in-
side of the aparatus, at the rim of the diaphragms nearest
to the source, was coated with beryllium plates. The con-
version lines, the complete PI-spectrum and the spectrum of
pboto electrons were investiCated. 106
1) in the investigation of the continuous r--spectrum of Rh
Card 113 results were obtained, which do not correspond to the data

On the Decay of Rhioul,
48-22.2-12/17
by Alburt,-er (Ref 2) with respect to the composition of this
spectrum (intensity components). Therefore control ex,eriments
were performed with 'he r-spectra of p32 , wbich
U t As76 and K~2
lead to the conclusion that the spectrometer accurately re-
produces the form of the 'e -Spectra UP to 3 MleV, above this
value, however, a distortion of the shape is possible. 2)r1e
observation of internal conversion proved to be difficult, and
it was only possible to measure the K iind L conversion lines
of the transition with an energy of 513 and 623 I-,eV- In this
case the data by AlburL;er correspond to the here obtained re-
sults, with the exception of the line L-623, whiihal one was
troatod in this paper- 3) The /r-opectrum of Rh was in
this investigation examined accordin6 to the photc electron
spectrum with a cylindrically symmetric source. This investi-
gation i,.as pushed in two directions: a) The photo electrons
of the yl-t-rarsitions with 513, 623 and 1052 keV were measured,
and their respective intensity was determined. Fb, B! and Th
served as tarj3et here. b) The range from 100 - 400 keV was
inve3tiCated Linder the assunption that accordin.cr to the decay
scheme, the transition vrith the energie3 150, 220, 2,1TO, 345
and 390 keV should be determined. The experiment proved to
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On the Decay of Rh 106
48-22-2-12/17
and the upper intensity limit of the possible r-transitions
was a83uried to be 3.1o-3 of the intensity of r -quanta with
the energy of 513 keV. 4) The authors established discre-
pancies in the decay schotao by Alburger(bet-veen the intensity
components of the r)-spectrum and the relative intensities
of the 11-transitions) that is to say for the type E 2. Ac-
cordinE; to the here obtained results the coefficient of the
intensity componants of the transition conversion at 623 keV
anounts to (3,5 + 1).1o-3, which value also co rre3pcnds to the
comnutation of IF 2 (2,85,1o-3) (Ref 3). There -are I fij3ure,
1 table, and 11 references, 5 of -.-,hich are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut Leuin.-radskogo Gos. universiteta im.
A. A. Zhdanova
(Physics InstituteJenin.-rad State University imeni A. A.
Zhdanov)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 3/3 1. Rathentum-Decay-Analysix

%,1.4_~~..Jva~njv#novlch; KARPOV, V.V., rojdaktor izdatelletva; PULIKINA,
TO.A., tekhnic~eskiy redaktor
[Gypsum and slag wall facings for stair wells] Oblitsovka lestnich-
n.vkh kletok gipsoahlakovymi plitami. Uningrad, Gos. izd-vo lit-ry
po stroit. i arkhitekture. 1956. 29 p. (MLRA 9:9)
(Building materials)

30(5); 25(3) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1632
Kuzlmin, Iosif Iosifovich
0 gosudarstvennom plane razvitiya narodnogo khozyay3tva SSSR na 1958
god. Zakon o gosudaretvennom plane razvitiya narodnogo khozyaystva
SSSR na 1958 god (The State Plan for Development of the National
Economy of the USSR in 1958. Decree on the State Plan for Develop-
ment of the National Economy of the USSR in 1958) Moscow, Gospoli-
tizdat, 1957. 46 p.
No additional contributors mentioned.
PURPOSE: This pamphlet Is Intended for all Soviet citizens.
COVERAGE:, The pamphlet presents a transcript of the speech by I.I.
Kuzlmin presented before the 9th Session of the Supreme Soviet of
the USSR held on the 19th and 20th of Decembers 1957. The speech
ccvws thd Stite.plan f6r development of the Soviet economy in 1958.
It contains preliminary data on the fulfillment of the 1957 plan
and also detailed information on the plans for development of So-
viet Industry, agriculture, transports etc, In 1958. There are
no references
y and no personalities are mentioned.
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The State Plan (Cont.)
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
SOV/1632
Report on the State Plan for Development of the National Economy
of the USSR in 1958. 19 December 1957
1. Preliminary data on fulfillment of the plan for 1957
2. Basic objectives of the State plan for development of the
National economy of the USSR in 1958 10
Industry 13
Agriculture 20
Transport and communications 22
Problems of "capital construction" 23
Labor and manpower 25
Increasing the living standards of workers 27
Development of national economies of Soviet republics 30
Foreign economic relations of the USSR 40
Concluding Remarks Made Before the Session of the Council of
the Union (Sovet.Sayuza) on 20 December 1957 42
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The State Plan (Cont.)
sov/1632
Concluding Remarks Made Before the Session of the Council of
Nationalities (Sovet Natsionallnostey) on 20 December 1957 45
Decree on the State Plan for Development of the National Economy
C- 0
of the USSR in 19DU 47
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress (HC 336.Kq)
JG/qfm
6-26-59
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SOV/92-58-1-2/22
K= min, I. I.., President of the Gosplan of USSR
'T
Our Problems in 1958 (Nashi zadachi na 1958 god)
Neftyanik, 11058, Vr 1., p 1 (USSR)
report was submitted to the Supreme Savlet of the USS111- at
its ninth session by I. I. Kuzlminy vho is the Deputy-President
of the Council of Ministers and President of the Gosplan of the
USSR. The report states that the Plan for 1958 emphasizes the
-1--Portance of the further develoj=nt of petrolean ani gas re,
ct,Dve_,V because -petroleum and gas are the most economical fuels-,
-ir, b- U
,_ - lacause they are very important for the production of
ch-aud-cals. At the seim time it is planned to boost the o-~-_raU
a:,~fining capacity of the country and to construct nev pipelines
for the transportation of crude oil and its products. It is
also planned to top 1957 petroleum production by 14 percent.,
petroleum refining by 12 percent.. and gas production by 52 per-
cent. To achieve this goal,, it is proposed that investment ba
increased in this branch of industry by 30.5 percent over 1957.
Few processing units are to be put on stream at the refineries
Cr---d 1/2 1. Petroleum industry 2. Pipes-Installation 3. Industrial
equipment-Performance 4. Pictures

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Owl" Problems in 1958
SOV/92-58-1-2/22
in Oor 1kiy, Stalingrad., Ferseland Fergana. It is also proposed that construc-
MUM work be started on large refineries in Krasnogorsk and Pavlodar, located
in the East, and in Polotsk located in the Belorussian SSR.
ASSOCIATION: 4ftlet Ministrov SSSR i Gosplan SSSR (Council of Miniaters of the
USSR., and Gosplan of the USSR)
1. Petroleum industry 2. Petrolem-Recovery Natural
gas-Recovery 4. Pipelinea-Construotion
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AUTHOR: Kuz Deputy-President of the Cabinet Council of
the USSR, President of the Gosplan,USSR
TITLE: New Chapter in the Development of Soviet Economy, as Well
as the Tasks of Science (Noyyy etap v razvitii sovetskoy
ekonomiki i zadachi nauki)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSR9 19589 Nr 6, PP- 3 - 15 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In 1946, the reduced consumption of fuel consisted for 8o %
of coal and for 2o % of mineral oil. Natural gas is not
mentioned at all in this connection. According to the new
fuel balance the consumption of coal ought.to be reduced
to 37 % (instead of 8o %) and the consumption of mineral oil
and gas ought to be increased to 63 % (instead of 2o %)
within the next 15 years. Already in 1958, the capital in-
vestments in the mineral- and gas industry ought to be in-
creased by more than 30 % in comparison with the year 1957.
In the field of chemical industry, the development of tAe
production of artificial and synthetic fibersq synthetic
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Now Chapter in the Development of Soviet Economy, as Well as the Tasks of
Science
as the dye industry ought to be promoted. By this it would
be possible to effect important economies in woodp bricks,
and cement. The Central Committee of the Party attaches
great importance to the development of the industry of high-
-polymers. In the field of railroad transportation Bo to
85 % of the railroads ought to be equipped with electric
and diesel engines until 1965 and until 1970 the steam en-
gines ought to be eliminated completely by which the capacity
of the railroads would be considerably increased and large
quantities of both fuel and capital be saved. On this occasion,
the author stresses that L. M. Kaganovich and V. M. Molotov
who. held this department for a long period, adhered to steam
engines. Concerning the development of agriculture, great
importance was attached to the utilizatioa of newly won land
and fallow lands in the Eastern regions by which more than
1 billion pnd of cereals were additionally obtained per year.
By this the specialization of the agricultural rayons was
made possible. The reorganization of the MTS is considered
to be the most important factor. The development of heavy
industry is provided by preference in the economic plan for
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soV/30-58-6-1/45
Now Chapter in the Development of Soviet Economy, as Well as the Tasks of
Science
and Central Asia (Srednpya Aziya) are especially concerned.
A large mineral raw material basis was created on the basis
of the carried out prospecting. The Lower Plants GES Bratskoye
and Krasnoyarsk are put in operation. Rich oil wells which
exceed the output of the Baku region by far, were found be-
tween the Volga and the Ural. The problem of fuel supply of
the Ural industry still awaits solution. The close connection
of the Gosplan USSR with the AS USSR9 which was disturbed
throughout some time, is at present re-established. Further-
more, the individual commissions and their directors are given:
1) No No Semenovq Memberp Academy of Sciencesq USSR9 - Plastiosp
Synthetic Resins and Synthetic Fibers.
2) A. V. Topchiyevq Member, Academy of Sciences, USSR, - De-
velopmental Problems of Science,
3) Is A, Kairov 9 President of the Academy of Pedagogical
Sciences of the RSFSR - Public Instruction and Instruction
of Specialists.
4) A. 1. Bakulev, President of th4cademy of Medical Sciences
Card 3/5 of the USSR - Public Health.

sov/30-5e-6-1/45
Now Chapter in the movelopment of Soviet Economy, as Well as the Tasks of
Science
5) P. P. Lobanovs President of the VASKhN11 - Agriculture.
To the planning works further contributed: the President of
AS U3SR, A. N. Heameyanov, the Memberej Academy of Sciences,
USSR,I. P. Bardin, I. I. Artobolevskiy, V. S. Remehinov, S. 1.
Vollfkovichp I.'P. Gerasimov2 and many others. The commission
for the set-np of the fuel- and energy balance is under the
supervision of the Corresponding Member# Academy of Sciences,
USSR)Me A. Styrikoviohl the following act as Members: the
Corresponding Members L. M* Sapozhnikov and Z. F. Chukhanov,
as well an the Doctors of Economical Sciences L. A. Malentlyev,
A* Ye* Probst and others. The Commission for Machine Building
is composed of the Members, Acedemy of Scienceaq USBR,A,, I.
Artobolovskiy, A. I# Berg, V. M. Dikuahing S. A. Lebedevq as
well as the Corresponding Memberg Academy of Scienoen, USSR,
Ae I* Teelikov and other soientists.,The work carried out-by
the Membert Academy of Sciences, USSR, I. P. Bardin: "Iron-
-Ore Basis of the Metallurgical Industry of the USSR" was
described as useful contribution to the Gooplan USSR* The
Membert AWsmy of Sciencesq USSR9 I. Vo-Kurchatov directs the
work of the Institute of Atomic Energy. Great importance is
Card 4/5 also attached to the organization of a great scientific center.,,

SOV/30-58-6-1/45
New Chapter in the Development of Soviet Economy,, as Well as the Tasks of
Science
the Siberian Branch of AS USSR,, vhere 12 new scientific re-
search institutes and laboratories are to be built. Con-
cluding,, the great tasks of physics, computing technique,,
chemistry., biology., of the him-nitary and economical sciences
are underlined. There is 1 Soviet reference.
1. Economic conditions--USSR 2. Induatry--USSR 3. Scientific
researcy--USSR
Card 5/5

IK \) -7-'Nl k N, ) - \ -
AUTHOIL None Given iiq-58-6-8/i3
TITLE: All-Union C onference at the Kremlin (Vaesoymnoye soveshohanVe
v Kremle)
PERIODICAL: Priborostroyeniye, 1958, Nr 6, pp. 25-26 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs An All-Union Conference of technical engineers was held at the
Kremlin from May 12 to May 16, 1958, at which such problem as
the development of complex automatization, the automatization
of manufacturing processes, and the increase of the production
of devices for automatization were discusped. The head of the
Gosp3Am . I.I.Kuz'min, delivered & detailed report on the
present stage o automatization as well as of plans for the
future. A special department for automatization was established
at the Gosplan and within the near future a acien-
tific. council will be formed for the automatization of manufac~-
turing processes.
The participants in this conference were engaged in Jivel~y dis-
cussions of a mmber of important problems. It was pointed out
that the constructors and builders of new factories and institutes
Card 1/2 must more than ever before utilize the latest experience and

All-Union Conference at the Kremlin
119-58-6--8/13
knowledge in their special fields in practice. In automatized
working processes it has frequently not been taken into account
that work connected with tha feeder service must still often be
carried out by hand. This state of affairs rm, t immediatOy be
remedied.
The construction and manufacture of electronic mathmatical om-
puters and of electronic control apparatus must be taken in hand
immediately and carried out with greater speed and in an inoreasei
volume. - The information service concerning new apparatus for
automatization must be intensified.
The Gosplan and the State Scientific Council of the
USSR must devote a mx3j= of attention to the problem of estab.-
lishing the highest poRsible degree of ooordination camong all
branches of industry cooperating with one another.
1. Industrial plants--4utanaticrn 2. Construction-USSR
3. Control systems
Card 2/2

AUTHOR: Kuzlmin
I
Deputy-?resident of SOV/30-58-7-2/49
I
.
.)
,
_ih-e -Council of Ministers of the USSR, Preoiaent of the Gosplan
of the USSR
TITLE: On Problems Concerning the Development of Collective Mechan-
ization and Automation in the USSR (0 zadachakh razvitiya
komplekenoy mekhanizataii i avtomatizatsii v SSSR)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Nr 7, PP- 7 - 18 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author states that according to the rate of increase in
the productivity of work, the USSR occupies the first place
in the world. By this 51% of the total increase of the industrial
production were achieved in the years of the first 5 years' plan,
79% in the second 5 years' plan, 69% during the yeaisof war and
in the fourth 5 years' plan and finally 68% in the fifth 5 years'
plan. Approximately 8(r;~ should be obtained in 1965, according
to the calculations of the Gosplan USSR. The continuing tech-
nical progress, the perfection of production planning and of
the technology of production, as well as the introduction of
Card 1/5 collective mechanization and automation of the manufacturing

On Problems Concerning the Development of Collective SOV/30-58-7-2/49
Mechanization and Automation in the USSR
processes is described to be a principal condition for
rapid increase of the productivity of work in the whole national
economy. This is the main purport of Soviet economic and tech-
nical policy. In spite of many achievements in this field, it
must not be overlooked that there is still a --reat deal of work
to be done by hand. The coal induatry, therrial power ttations,
machine building and the metalwnrking industry are mentioned
in this connection. The automation - of manufacture is de-
scribed to be the principal task of the present. The possibility
of a short-term amortization of the capital spent for au-
tomation is emphasized. Purthelon the following works whicn were
successfully- automated, tre mentioned: The Sumgait -Works for
synthetic alcohoi, tlLe Jonets-Soda Works, the Yefremov-Works
for the manufacture of synthetic rubber, the Ivanovo Kombinat
for the manufacture of synthetic shoe soles. It was calculated
that the automation of 12 blast furnaces at an expense of
approximately 6 million Roubles _iakes it possible to obtain an
increase in the output of cast iron which corresponds to the
Card 2/5 output of an additional blast furnace with a value of 100 million

On Problems Concerning the Development of Collective SOV/30-58-7-2/49
Mechanization and Automation in the USSR
Roublep.. Successes were also achieved by automation in the
Metallurgic Kombinat Magnitogorsk, the "Krasnaya Etna"-Works,
the Kiyev Chain Factory, the second Moscow Watch Factory, the
"Krasnyy Oktyabrl "-Works, as well as in the automobile- and
tractor factories. 150 machine-tool assembly lines were manu-
factured for machine factories up to the beginning of 1958. Some
enterprises manufactured approximately 200 of such automatic
machine-tool assembly lines in their own plants by using the
available machines. According to the Gosplan, 1400 automatic
machine-tool assembly lines with from 12 to 14 thousand machines
for the metalworking industry and more than 350 for the wood-
working industry should be manufactured within the years from
1959 to 1965- Moreover, many of such assembly lines should be
built by the factories themselves. Bew systems of automatic
machinind should also be created by using electronic machines
for the control of manufacturing processes. A pronounced increase
in the production of instruments for automation is planned.
Card 3/5 Furthermore still great prospects of automation are to be found

On Problems Concerning the Development of Collective SOV/30-58-7-2/49
Mechanization and Automation in the USSR
in coal industryp in railroad transportation and in the chemical
industTy. 39 new plants are to be constructed for the manu-
facture of ivatruments and apparatus and 17 already existing
plants should be reorganized. It is noted, however, that these
projects up tO now were executed in aaunsatisfactory manner.
An improvement of the quality of the apparatus manufactured is
also required. Technical conferences and exhibitions, as well as
better technical information are recommended for generalizing
the experience obtained by automation,. Automatized model enter-
pri3es: are to be establiahed in various industrial branches in
order-to grain experienco. A scientific and technical council for
the mechanization and automation of the manufacturing processes
and a sub-department for automation are to be created in the
Gosplan. A central adminiEtration for automation of manufacturing
processes which should alto serve the Republics of the Soviet
Union, was established in the system of the Ministry of Construc-
tion of the RSFSR. Concluding, the author strosses that both
science and engineering are to serve %the people in the Soviet
Card 4/5 Union. Mechanization and above all automation must be conside,red

On Problems Concerning the Development of Collective SOV/30-58-7-2/49
Mechanization and Automation in the USSR
as a means for increasing the productivity of work which should
lead to a shortening of working hour; and to an increase in
the living standard of the population. For these reasons, there
will be no unemployment under the conditions of socialism.
There are 2 Soviet references.
Card 5/5

ACC N% AP7011836 SOURCE COM UR/0367/66/004/006/1131/1133
AUTHOR: Baz's AeLsO -- Bozg Ae I@; Demin, Ve F.; Nuzlmin, 10 Is
ORG: none
TITLEt Exact calculation of deuteron elastic scattering and the
stripping reaction as a specific case of the three-body problem
SOURCE: Yadernaya fizIka, v. 40 no. 60 1966# 1131-1133
TOPIC TAGSs three body problem, elastic scattering, deuteron scattering
SUB CODE: 20
ABSTRACT: The elastic scattering of a deuteron and the stripping
reaction in a reotangular field with one bound state (the ls-
level) have been calculated using the eXaot solution for a
specific case of the three-body problem. The deuteron k1netio
energy was chosen equal to 2.2 MeV. The obtained results are
oompared with those of approximation methods*, The authors thank
Yu. P. Orevkov for his continuous interest In carrying out the numerical
computations. Orig. art. has: 2'fIgu 99 1 formula and 2 tables. EBased
on authors# Enx. Abst,7 jgPRSs 40,427

KUZIMIN,.*'.K.,
.L kapitan 1-go rELnga
Reconnaissance in combat operations on the destruction of the
onemy's naval forces. Mor. sbor. 47 no.5:36-43 My 164.
(MIRA 18:6)

MITYUSHIN, N.G.; KUZIKIN, I.L. starshiy master; YAKCVLEV, Yu.A., konstruktor
P
Automatic temperature regulators with semiconductor pickups. Tekst.
prom. 21 no.9:72 3 161. (HIRA 14: 10)
1. Glavnyy inzh.zavoda Tekstillmashpribor Upravleniya radiotekhni-
cheskoy prouphlennosti i priborostroyeniya Mosgorawnarkhoza.
(Thermostat)

KUZIMIN, I.M.
"The Effect of Fertilizer and Planting Tim, on the Yield of' Winter
Wheat in the Belorussian SSR.11 Cand Agr Sci, Inst of Socialized
Agriculture, Acad Sci Delorussina SSR, Minsk, 1953. (RZhBiol, No 2,
Sdp 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR
Higher Educational Institutions (10)
So-. Sum. No. 481, 5 May 55

KUZIMIN~ I. N.
Mery predostorozhnosti pri kabelInykh rabotakh (Precautions in cable work). mdakva,
Sviazlizdat, 1954. 20 p.
SO: Monthly List of Russian Accessions., Vol. 7, No. 6, Sep. 1954

ANDREYET, Igor' Leonidovicb; LUKDVKIH, Alaksardr IvAnovich; M1110. Petr
Alekseyevicb; TIKHD!4IROV, Aleksandr Anatollyevich; M114-111 I.M.1
0tv.(nauchnyy) red.; VLASOVA, Z.V., red.; MSTOM,'~ .
[Protecting marine watertube boilers from corrosion) Eashchita
sudovykh vodotrubnykb kotlov ot korrozii. Leningrad. Goa. soiuznoe
izd-vo mudostroit. prorTabl., 1958. 100 p. (MIRA 12-.1)
(Corrosion and anticorrosives) (Boilers, Watertubs)

KUZIMIN,_Tva Molayevich; NOVIKOV, Yu.V., red.; SWCHILO, K.K., tekhn.
A_
red.; 6~~NDM.~I.. tekhn.red.
(Hygiene of work and safety rules for work on overbead co-mi-
cation lines and wire broadcasting lines] Gigiana trade i bez-
opasnost' raboty ne vozdushnykh liniiakh eviazi i radiofikatelie
Mo3kva, Gos.izd-vo med.lit-ry-Kedgiz. 1959. 124 p.
(KIRA 14:1)
(MACTRIC LINIS--SAMY K&ASMS)

.: i KUZM1
I
Variation of the amount of water in shoots taken from different
parts of the apple-tree crown under conditions prevailing in the
orchard in winter. Biul. nauch.-takh. inform. TSGL no.4:47-52
'57. (MIRA 12:1)
(Apple) (Plants--Transpiration)

KIJZIVLB' leis
-- .-. -
E'omiautomatia machine for milling face teethe Mashinostroitelf
no.4slO-11 Rp*6/+ (MI-M 17 97)

KUZ IMR4 I.S.
Producing daily 2,000~cubic
Put' i put.khoz. 7 no~S:19
meters of high-quality crushed stone.
t63. (141RA 16:9)
1. Nachallnik otdala karlyernogo khozyaystva aluzhby puti Zapadno-
Sibirskoy dorogi, Novosibirsk.
(Crushed stone induotry)

KU7,11axt I.S.
Semiautomatic machine for milling fron'. gear teeth. Biul.tekh.-
ekon. inform.Gos. nquah. -is ol. Ins t. naur, h. I teWhAnform. no.12:40-41
163- (MTRA 170)

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17 no
hou5ings. Avtom. s7ar. Ig

PAVLOV, S.S., starshly leytenant meditelnelcoy aluzhby; ]OZIMIN. I.T., pod-
polkovnik meditsinskoy sluzhby .. --- I
Nev fast method for treating catgut. Voen.-med.zhur. no.9:88-89
S 159. (MMA 13: 1)
(SMURNS)

KUZIMINI Ij.; CHERNOBROVKIN, V.P.
Effect of vacuum and gases on the chemical composition and structure
of eutectic gray cast iron. Lit. proizv. no.5%34-35 MY 162. (MIPA 16:3)
(Cas~-iron-Metallography) , (Vacuum metallurgy)

-XUZjN=j,- I.J.; CHWOBROVKIN, V.P.; ANJIV I IN, A.A.
Effect of conditions of melting on the formation of ferrite in
cast iron, Lit. proizve no.6:28 Je 163. (MM 16:7)
(Melting) (Cast iron-446tallography)

KUZIMINJ, I.V.; CHMOBROVKIN, V.P.; ANANITN, A.A.
Effect of individual gases on the structure of cast iron. Izv.
vys. ucheb. zav.; chern. met. 6 no.6:161-167 163. (MA 16:8)
1. Urallskiy filial AN SSM.
(Gases in metals) (Cast iron-Analysis)

FlUl.." I M-, 111;-V.; Ch-FINGFROVKIN, V.P.; Mill"i I i N . A . ;'I .
influetse of a vac-aiLm or. t'P,3 s~-.-uvtur--5 of cast. Ll-t. p7ulzv.
My 064. (I~IFA Ai3)
3 - - ,

NEFEDOV, P.Ya.; CHERNOBROVKIN. V.P.- KATARIN, V.P.; ANANOIN, A.A.;
RYVkIH,
I.Yu.; ISYNOVNIKOV, A.S.; KUZIMIN,---'.,V,.;
BALBASHEV, V.K.;
YAKOVLEV, S.Ye.; SHULAYEV, V.I.; MUSEVIC11, S,,I.; NARNITSKIY, A.P.;
BOKOVP O.K.; CHEREPANOV, V.Ye.
Coke briquets for cupola furances. Lit. proizv. no,31:6-7
Mr 165. (MIRA 18t6)

.,Fz'MIN K.A:,.,_,Jnzhener.
,
Axperience in operating contact systems In regions subject to
sleet storms. Vest.TSHII MPS n0-3:36-57 N 156. (MLRA 10i1)
(Electric railroads--Cold weather conditions)
( ..A

,~ U 7, 1 /V/ / N A, ( ~,
GOLOVACkiO. L.i. " In2honer; PSTROV, I.P., kandidnt t ekhnicheakikh nnuk;
MIkIN, K.G., inahener.
;f..
Stressed reinforced multihollow floor panel with poett4nsioned
reinforcements Strolepr.od.nef t.prom. 1 no,*Jj~. I . 156. (MIRA 10:1)
(ROInforced concrete construction) I . .

OOLOVACHEV, L,P. , inzhener; PMROV, I.P., kandidat takbnicheakikh muk;
K.G., inzbener.
Prestressed hollow peanels for floors with poottensioned
reinforcements. Stroi.pred.neft.prom. 1 no.10:4-7 D 156.
(MLRA 1012)
(Prestressed concrete construction)

PHASE I BOOK EXPWITATION SOV/5068
Kuztmin., Konstantin Gavrilovich, and Irina Tikhonovne, Aritonove
Formy dlya izgotovlenlya abornykh betonnykh i zhelezobetonnykh konstruktoly
(Forms for t~e Production of Sectional-Concrete and Reinforced-Concrite
Structures) Moscov, Goastrorizdat', 1960. *231-p. Errata slip inserted.
Scientific Ed.: K.V. Mikhaylovy Candidate of Technical Sciences; Ed. of~ Publish-
ing House: N.O. Yego~.,* Tech. Ed.: L.M. Osenko.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineersi technicians., and foremen engag94
.in the design a~nd prodaction of sectional-c0i2crete and reinforced-concrete
structures~,
COVEME: The authors examine the forms used in manufacturing varioussectional-
concrete, prestressed-concrete, and re'Inforced-concrete structures. The method
for eetimeting'coet per 1 cubic meter of.-iinishad"structures is discussed, and
reccamendations for the design, construct ion, lubrication, and application of
complete formworkB are given. The book includes examples of,designs and

Forms for the Production of Sectional-Concrete (cont.) sov/5W
constructions of forms as well as graphs and 'tables ujied for economic estimates.
Attention is also given to the proper selection of f.or*B. The authoxe have drawn
-fran materials obtained during 1955-1958 by the experimental- design office of
,the Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy instituttverdyk4 splavov (All-~-Union
Scientific -Research Institute of Hard Alloys)., and other leading design and sciezio.-
tific research institutes and plants dealing with me 'tal constructionIand iections.1
reinforced concrete. Ch. X was wr$-tten by I.T. Antonova, Engineer. K.G. Kuilminf
Engineer, wrote -the remadning chapters. go peremuLlities are mentioned. There
are 63 references: 58 Soviet, and 5'Eng4sh.
TABLE OF COMNTS:
Foreword
3
Ch. 1. Claqsification of Forms 6
Ch. II. Basic Requiremients for the Construction of Forms 14
Oh. III. Econcmi.c Grounds for Bel qting Types of Forms 4
Ch. IV. Metal Forms
38
CSVd=t/-'Y--

_I~IKRT Xonstantin Gavrilovich,_A?2zh.; ANTONOVA, IrIns Tikhonovna, inzh.;
nauchnyy red,; TZOOROVA, 11,0.,
red.12d-va; OSMO, L.K., tekhn.red.
[Kolde for making precast plain and reinforced concrete con-
stxuction elementej Formy dlia izgotovloniia abornykh betonnykh
i zholezobetonnvkh konstruktail. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry
po stroit., arkhit. i stroit.materialam, 1960, 231 po
WRA 14,1)
(Precast concrete) (Concrete construction-Formwork)

KUZII,LIN,, K.G., inzh,
Ways of prestressing cylindrical reinforced-concrete tanks.
Bet. i zhel.-bet. no,6:201-204 14Y 161. (MIRA 14:6)
(Tanks) -., 7
(Reinforced concrete construction)

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KAMAYO GRIM; KUZIMIN, K.I.
--- -- .., - I"..
Producing some esters of aresnic acid. Tr-ady MTI no .1"7: 71- ! '
'52 [Publ. '533. (M-11-L",
(Arsenic acid)

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The Preparation of Certain Esters of Ar5enic Acid
Describes a simplification of a method for preparing esters of arsenic
acid previously described in the literature (Crafts, M.J., Bnll- Sck-,- Chim
France, 1870, 94). 14, 99). WhKhim., No. 1, 1955) Tr. Kazansk. Khi-m.-Tekhnni
In-ta, No. 37, 1953* 7-10.
SO: Sum. No. ?44, 8 Dee 55 - Supplementary Sux-,rey of Soviet Scientific
Abstracts (17)

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Oard 1/1 Pub. 151 23/36
Authors Gillm K,.,,may, and Kiizlidn, K. 1.
Title The parachors of certain esters of ethylene glycol arsenous acid
Pari.vUcal Zhur. ob. Win. 24/19 128-130, Jan 1954
Abstract t The parachors of five esters offthylene glycol. arsenous acid were determined
experimentally. - The. results are tabulated. Prior to the determination of tho
surface tension, density and index of refrattion all substances were subjected
to thorough distillation in vacuo. The surface tension was determLied by the
method of maximum pressure of the bubbles. The physical constants of the es-
ters are described and the problem concerining the structure of such esters as
well as esters of other cyclic comnounds with long side-chain is briefly dis-
cussed. Seven references: 5-USA and 243SR (1938-1950). Tables.
Institution: The S. M. Kirov Chemical-Technological Institute, Kazan
Submitted ! July 9, 1953

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MSR/ Chemistry Reaction procesres
Card 1/1 Nb. 11 51 - 21135,
Authors Kuzlain, K. 1.
Title.
Periodical
Abstrut
Institution
Submitted
Reaction of hydrogen sulfide i-rith arsenous acid esters
Zhur. ob. khim. 24, Ed. 7, 1203 - 1205, July 1954
The reaction Of H2S ~dth arsenous acid esters was investigated to
determine whether this reaction would be suitable for the derivation of
thioarsenous acid esters. ResiJts showed that the arsenous acid esters
jecompose edsily under the effect of H25 followed by the formation of
As2S3 and homologous alcohol. One USA and I German reference.
Chemical Technological Institute, Kazan
Januar7 12, 1954

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USSR/ OrgELnic Chemistry - Synthetic organic chemirstry X-2
Abs Jour : Referat, Zhur - Khimiya, No 4, 1957, 1.1802
Author : Kuz'min K.I.
last Kazan Che-m0co-Technological Institute
Title On Interaction of Arsenic Trichloride with Pentaerythritol
Orig Pub Tr. Kazansk. khim. tekhnol. in-ta, 1955, Wo 19-20, 217-219
Abstract On reaction of AsCl3 (1) with C(CE120H)4 (II) there is formed a bicy-
clic acid chloride of the spiran type CH2OAsClOC!H2_C-CH2OAsClOCH2
(M). Due to low solubility of III in ether and CHC13, no eaters
ould be obtained from III. On reaction of III with CH30H and C 5H5"
an eater could also not be isolated. To 13.6 g II are added
36*3 g AsCl the mixture is heated 4 hours to a boil (Evolution of
Hcl), soli2f)ied mass is dissolved in acetone and filtered; from fil-
trate are isolated 29.1 9 111 of MP 1540 (from acetone)
Card 1/1

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USSR/Organic Chemistry - Synthetic Organic Chemistry E-2
Abe Jour : Referat Zhux - Xhimiya, No 2, 1957, 4477
Author : KuzImin, K.I.
Title : On Some Esters of Butylarsinous Acid.
Orig Pub : Zh. obshch. khimii, 1956, 26, No 3., 675-6,16
Abstract : B~o interaction of n-butylarsinoxide (BP 177-1,780/11.5 IM;
d0 1.1170) with alcohols, in the presence of CNSOI, and
in an atmosphere of C02, were prepared for the first
time the following esters of ii-butylaginous acid (lis-
ting yield in ~, BP in OC/rnml n2oD, do ): methyl, 40.3,
65-67/15, 1.4555; 1 .1869; ethyl, 37.1, 81-83/15, 1.4495,
1,1072; n-propyl, 64.4, lo4_io6/i2,5, 1.4515, lx617;
L
t,20 26.1 dyne/cm; parachor 532.6; n-butyl, 76,6, 332-
134/14~ 1 454o, 1.0389; n-octyl, 86.3, 193-195,6,
1.4603, 0:9'177; X 20 28,8 dyne/cm; parachor 925.1. The
esters are readily hydrolysed by moisture of the air;
rapidly oxidized; do not add Malfur on direct interac-
tion. Atomic refraction of As calculated for these es-
Card 1/1 - 113 - ters is, on the average, io.42.

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~6U-RC 9-, C-0,-D-,E"-:gif10,-0- -79/-66/0-3-6/0-0-8--/14 787-14-8-0-
AUTHORt Kux'&v1nj Ke Pavlova# L, A.
ORGa Kazan Chemical Technology Institute ime Be Ho Kirov (Kaxanakly
khimiko-takhnologicheakiy institut)
TITLEt Acatylenic derivatives of arsenic
SOURCEs Zhurnal obahchey khimii, v, 36, not 69 1966, 1470-1460
TOPIC TACSt bindialkylaroinoacetylene, acetylene
4AxAa,eAW=& C40-r .4
ABSTRACT: The five previously unreportad bis(dialkylaroino)acetylenes
were obtained by the reaction
DrMgC=-tCMgBr + 2ngAsJ
.--o. 11,AsCr=iCAs112+2.11-DrJ&1
Composition and coustantd of the new compounds are given in the table*
Orig* arto hass I table,,- LNGAS 501
Card 1/2 - UDCt 547,312+661,718

cz~
NRs AP602119

Formula bp
(p to 20) Yield
(in 1) sop de %
youad
Calcid-

sC=CAs(

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c
C "PEC
15 f

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p

2

43 268 91189
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110 12.42
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U.14 36 90 37 27
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U-RCE" db~Di -0 80-1-4-70-14-8-0-
AUTHOR: KUz1min. K. 1,j.Pavlova, L. As
ORG: Kazan Chemical Technology institute im. So Ho Kirov (Knzanakiy'
khimiko-takhnologicheakiy institut)
TITLE: Acetylenic derivatives of arsqnic~
SOURCE: Zhurnal obahchey khimii, vo 36, no* 8, 1966j 1476-1480
&A"Iftk~'
TOPIC TAGSt bisdia kylarsinoscetylene, ad" .W0466shbM016-0, acetylone
ADSTRAM The five previously unreported bia(dialkylaraino)acetylones'
were obtained by the reaction
BiMgC--:CMgBr+2RjAsJ
--.o F1jAsC~-CAsBj+21ij1)rJ.j
Composition and constantd of the new compounds are given in the table,
Origo art, hass 1 table* [WoA, 503
Ct 547,312+6

ACC NRt AP6028904
Formula
(c3II1),iAsCaCAj( III)k
Ee, rdsCnCAI~s v.A ,If I
C AsCraCA3111;~W!'11.N
C-111,
bp
(v I If MM) Yield
(In 2)
Its.5-119.5012) U.5
=
Iso-fw -5)
134 "4
~ 43
30.1 5163
1.31 22

96
,
:19013 1
1.6103
1
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und Found c ,jc#d

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1 42 73 43.25
15
1
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Average 12.411
SUB CODE: 07/ SUBM DATEt 03ju165/ ORIG REF9 001/ OTH REFS 002

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(Co-Antruction of hydraulic turbines; an exchange of technical
experiences) Gidroturbostroenie; obmen tekhnicheakim opytom. Moskva,
Goo.nauchno-tekhnlcheskoe izd-vo mashinostrolt. lit-ry, 1956. 132 P-
(KLRA 9:5 )
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(Hydranlic turbines)

SIMONOV, Te.D.. redaktor: RO!MLAYEV, P.S., redaktor; BOROVIKOV. A.M.,
redaktor; BULGAKOV, N.V., redaktor; GW, 3.A., redaktor. G702MN?-
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D.M., redaktor-, IVANOV, A.L. redaktor-, !W-TE&K.K., redaktor-,
NBSTNROV. V.P., redaktor-, SUSLOV, A.D., FIRETTur-,TUSHINSHY, G,X.,
redaktor; TUXHIN, I.V.. radaktor; LIBORVA, N.G., redaktor; GOLI-
TSTN, A.V., redaktor; KOSHXLEVA, S.M.i tekhnicheskly zedaktor
[Gonouered peaks; annual publication of Soviet mountaineering for
19533 PobezhdemWe vershirq; ezhegodnik sovetakogo allpinizma
god 1953. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo geograficheskoi lit-ry, 1954. 06 p.
(Hountaineertn&-yearbooks) (XLTIA 8:7)

BERWVAO N.M.; SIMONOV, Ye.D., red.; GIPPENREYTER, Ye.B., red.;
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POLYAKOVp A:I.. red.p TOTAYE , P.S., red.; fIMMDNOV, L.N.v
red.; KHRGIAN, A.Kh., red.; YUKHIN, I.V., red.; KONOVALYUK,,
I.K., mlad. red.i.GOLITSYN, A.V., red. kart; AfU)ANOVA, N.P.
tekhn. red.
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KUZIMIN,Aj -va; KICDVMV# L.T8.#
red.; MUNITS, A.P., red.izd
ekhn.red.
[Unified standards for planning and survey work paid by a
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KUZtMDI, K.N., aggronom
Initiative of the Toguchin agronomists. Zemledelie 26
no.1:76-77 Ja.164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Zaveduyushchiy agrokhimicheskoy laboratoriyev na
obshchestvennykh nachalakh, Toguchinskays. konoplevodcheskaya
stantsiya Novosibirskoy oblasti.

IrUZIMIN, K.P.; SAIVANOV, T.V.
Rare case of subluxation of the
travm. i protez. 20 no.2s57-58
DOW, disloc.
subluxation of
scaphoid bone of the foot. Ortop.
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KUZIMIN, K.P. (Ostrov)
Case of thoracoabdominal wound. Kaz.med.zhur. no.5:112 5-0 160.
(MIRA 13:11)
(VISCERA-WOUNDS AND INJURIES)

KUZIMINAp I.M.; RUZIMINt K,F.
Thrombosis of aneurysmal dilation of the orifice of the vena
saphena magna simulating strangulated femoral hernia. Vest.khir.
no.5zI36-137 161. (MIRA 151l)
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