SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LECZFALVY, S. - LEDENEVA, A.G.

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LECZFALVY, Sandor
ldentif'l~latlon of subsiz-face waters by mears cf temperature
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meaeurement-i. Hidrologia-4 Kozlony 37 no.281.58-16- t5?.

ISCZFALVY San
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Water discharge mqasureiaentl of galleries. Hi4drollogiall kozlony
38 no.1:21-23 F'58.

LEC-Z,F.ALVY) Sandor
Some questions relating to the evaporation of graund water.
Hidrologiai Kozlony 39 no.4: 270,-281+ Ag'59-
1. Vizug-yi Tervezo Iroda. Igazgato: Gyorgy Istvan, os-.taly-
vezeto: Kovacs Oyorgy.

LECZFALVY,, Sandor
DeterminAtion of the duration and water discharge capacit7
of waterworks established on artesiah wells. Hidrolq$iai
kozlonY 40 no.31227-233 Je 160.
1. Vi;ugyi Tervezo Iroda,, Budapest.

LECZFALVY, Sandor
Hydraulic calculation of some simple cases of artesian water
recharge. Hidrologiai kozlony 41 no.4:317-325 Ag'61.
1. Vizugyi Tervezo Iroda Elomunkalati Osztalya.

LECZFALVY _�andor
Application of methods for cleaning wells and increasing water discharge
at the Balatonfoldvar-Zamardi water exploration. Melyepitestud szemle 12
no.1:1+2-47 Ja 162.

IE,CZFALVY, Sandor
Classification o'L springs. Hidrologiai kvz1ony 43 na.1:46--57 F 163.
1. Vizugyi Tervezo Iroda, Budapest.

IZCZFilLVY,.. Sandor; Kf,'Sf)LrR, fluburt, dr.
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Hot apring3, some qnet-,tionr of the hl~8' Pupply of n-,t
spring, explorations. Hidrologial koziony 44 nrj.i2~546-55L il) 164,
1. Water Rpsources Planning Office, F.-adapost (for IAiczC;iJ.vy).

LECZFAI,VY,, Snaidor,, oLleveles mirnoli--, ixan~-JtV~,! marrOk
Underground water storage and Its application in th-i wat-er supply
of Balaton&lmadi., Vl~rzwi kozl no.N,1?6-1c,19 163.
-1. Watar ResoumAs PI-aming Office, Budapest.

m7cz,-,~'.- -.
, t, ..
ItC'kan-inc nmma-netic iron )res into ma~,netLc ones."
1.
Frobleray, ',;':)l 9, --o 21 1953, -. 118
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POLAND/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their H-8d
Application, Part 2. - Elements, Oxides, Mineral
Acids, Bases, Salts. - Other Elements, Oxides,
Mineral Acids, Bases, Salts.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Ellimiya, No 7, 1958, 22001
Author Francisze
Inst
Title Oxidation of Iron Oxides.
Orig Pub Hutnik (Polska), 1956, 23, No il, 413-418
Abstract The question of the oxidation of reduced iron oxides FeO
(1) and Fe304 (I,) into ~~ -Fe203 (III) and "'~ -Fe203 W)
during their cooling was studied. The oxidation to IV is
accompanied with the disappearance of magnetic properties.
The existance of the dependence between the content of non-
magnetic substances in oxidized products and the temperatu-
re and duration of limonite (L) reduction, as well as the
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HTING~TX/Fhysical Chemistry Crystals. B-5
Alis jour Ref Zhur - 11,himiya, No 8, 1958, 24ooo'
Author Lecznar, F.J.
Inst Hungarian Acaderay of Sciences.
Title Transformation of Hematite (Alpha-Fe203) into Ferromar-Tne-
tic Iron Oxide (Gumm-a-rie203)'
Orig Pub : Acta techn. Acad. sci. hung., 1957, No 3-4, 383-398
Abstract : On reduction of hematite there is formed ferron~agnetic
Fe203 : ~~, = Fe203 Fe203 - Fe304; rX, z= Fe203
Fe203 ---ip Fe304- On oxidation of magnetite there
is also formed Fe2O3 : Fe304 Fe 203
Fe203. Slow cooling, under an insulating coating,
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HUNGARY/Physical Chemistry - Crystals. B-5
A-us Jour Ref Zhur - Mimiya, Tjo 8, 1958, 24006
during thermal treatment contributes to preservation
of the magnetic properties of hematite.

-LW22TARY F.
The structure of cement mortar and its strength. P. 57.
MENT, WAPNO, GIPS. (Wydawnictwo "Budownietwo i Architektura") Krakow,
Poland. Vol. 13, no. 4, "pr. 1957.
M,)nthly list of EaA "'Uropean Accessions Index (MI), LC, Vol. 19, no. 6,
June 1959
uncla.

POLAND / Chemical Technology, Chemical Products and Their F-13d
Application. Part 2. - Ceramics, Glass, Binders,
Concretes. - Binders, Concretes and Other Silicate
Bui3ding Materials.
Abs Jour : Ref. Zhur. Khimiya., No 4, 1958) 12104.
Author : Franciszek Lecznar.
Inst : Not given
Title : Binding among Concrete Components.
Orig Pub : Cement. Wapno. Gips., 1957, 13, No 6, 123 - 126.
Abstract : Modern views on adhesion phenomena in application to
concrete as a complex system of solid, liquid and gaseous
phases are presented. The results of experiments for the
clarification of adhesion character and magnitude among
binders and aggregates in concrete are described. It is noted
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POLAO / Chemical Technology, Chemical Products and Their H-13d
Application. Part 2. -4 Cerahics, Mass, Binders
Concretes.
- Binders, Concretes and Other Silicate
Building Materials.
Abs Jour : Ref. Zhur. Kh-Imiya, No 4, 1958, 121011.
Abstract : that coarse Band concrete is more permeable to water and
mineral oil than fine sand concrete, as far as in this
case the binder adheres worse to large smooth grains. The
conditions of the adsorption of liquid on the surface of solid
particles in concrete and of the penetration of liquid into
capillaries are discussed.
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FP, I At 0 e 5 H-13
4 ~F 7- Chenical products and Their
pOj-,M Chethical TechnoIDS.Y
Applications. Ceramics. Glass. Binders. Concrete.
Abs Jour : Ilef Zhur - KhimiWa, vo 8, 1958, 25989
Author : jcczrLar Franciszek
Inat : -
Title : Concrete Impervious to Water and Petroleum.
Orig Pub : Cement, wapno. Gips, 1957, 13, No 7-8, 158-160
Abstract Empermeability of concrete and mortar to a liquid dc-
pends on physico-chamical properties of cement, varcr/
cement value, conditions of hardening, surface charac-
teristics of aggreoatej ate* Experiments on immersion
of mortar in petroleum have shown t1at cement I grade
350 remains impermeable for 20 hours under a pressure
of 2 atmospheres. Optimal value of water/cement is
within the range of 0.20-0.28, but depends on procedure
Used to pack the mix. Excess water in the mix may pro-
duce a beneficial effect since it promotes more coqple~.-e
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PCLAND/Chemical Technolou. Chemical Products and Their
Application. Ceramics. Glass. Dinders. Concrete. F-13
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Ehim., No 13, 1958, 44148.
Author Lecznar Franciszek, Oskroba Stefan.
Inst ------------
Title Compact Concrete as a Material for the Construction
of Storage Containers for Petroleum and Gasoline.
(7,rig Pub: Nafta (Polska), 1957, 13, No 7-8, 197-2o4.
Abstract: Concrete and nortars impermeable to petroleum and
gasoline can be prepared from Polish portland ce-
raent of grade "350" with a water/cement ratio not
exceeding 0.20-0-25. Mortars are nade with basalt
flour (1:1), and concrete -- with basalt, limestone,
and in part with porphyry aggregate, 2-12 rm particle
size. The primary prerequisite of impermeability of
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POLIM/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their
Application. Ceranics, Glass. Binders. Concrete.
Abs Jour: Ref Mur-Khim., No 13, 1958, 44151.
Author Lecznar Franciazek
Inst
Title Flow of Mazut in Concrete Capillaries.
Orig Pub: Cement. Wapno. Gips, 1957, 13, No 11, 277-2281-
Abstract: Study of pen..eability of mortars and concrete to
mazut and gasoline has shown that the perrRability
is correlated, to a considerable extent, with water/
cement ratio, which determines the volume of capil-
laries in the concrete. Degree of filling of capil-
laries with mazut or gasoline depends on such physi-
cochemical factors as lyophilic and lyophobic nature
of capillaries, and also on the equilibrium between
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LECZYCIAA~Ajina
MOM, Halina; KOSTRZEWSKI, Jan. LECZYM~ Alina,
Morbidity of tularemia in Warsaw. Prsagl. apidem. 8 no.1:117-42
1954.
1. Z Dzialu Spidemialogil Penstwovego Zakladu Higieny i z Miejsk-iej
StacJi Sanitarno-4idamiologicznej M.St.Warozawy.
(TULAU-MIA, spMemiology,
Poland)

LIE C ?~ Y CIE' A , . % L i !14 A
WOJCIE(;HOWSKA, Ludmila; LECZYCKA, Alina , ~
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Serological reactions in subjects living %he region of sporadic
cases of typhus. Przegl. epidem., Warsz. 11 no.1:27-29 1957.
1. Z Miejskiej Stacji Sanitarno-Epidemiologicznej w Warszawie.
(TYPHUS, immunology.
serol. reactions in exposed- subjects (Pol))

7- a
Maria:
BILEK, Mieczyslaw; FORYS, Stanislaw; KALCZYNSKI, Jerzy; J'~ULC
qALSKI, Leezek; SWIECHOWSKA, Walentyna
Preventive vacetuation against influenza in Krakow during 1954-
55. Przegl. apidem., Warez. 10 no.2:121-126 1956.
1. Z Wojewodzkiej StacjI Sanitarno-Epideniologicznej w Krakovie.
(INFLUENZA. prevention and control,
vacc. in Poland (Pol))

ROTKIEVICZ, Wilhelm, prof,; LECZYCKI, Stanislaw, mgr inz.
Magnetic field generator for the 0.15-25 mc/s frequency range.
Przegl telekom 35 (i.e. 36] no. 12: 349-351 D 163.
1. Politechnika, Wroclaw.

LEDA, Iddia) mgr inz.
Miniatured condensers used in transistor circuits.
Przegl telekom 34 no.8:235-239 Ag 162.
1. Instytut Tele-i Iladiotechniczny, Warszawa.

LEDAy Lidia
"Ro.U condensers with organic spithetic dielectricm b7 W.T.
Tenne. Reviewed by Lidia Leda. Przegl elektroniki 4 no.72414
Jl 163,

LEDA.. Lidia
Metal-lacquer capacitors. Przegl elektron:lki 5 no.203-95p96
V64
1. Instytut Tele- i Radiotechniczn-y., Warszawa.

LEDACS IMS, A. - Vol. 8, no .- 4, Apr. 1955. - Magyar Energ-Lagazdasag
Ut!Uzation of wind power discussed at the World Power Conference in Rio de Janeiro
and its implications for Hungary; also, remarks by Jeno Schlattner and others.
p. 121.
SO: Monthly list of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. 4, No. 9, Sept. 1955
Uncl.

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ACYAR -,,,(JACAZDASAC
J'Li C H NCO L C G Y
Fudapest, Hungary
So: East 1,:-urc,lear, Accession) ~01. 51 10. 1, y jc),~6

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L~i-IACS-FIS-', A. M;od;irn ccn-l-dust I- ; -
7Voi. 31 No. 12, Lec. 195~-
':-ACYAR --lll',,-RGI,AGA2,TASAG.
-LL--,'-HNCLCGY
Eu~-.r -est, Fungp-r,y
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SO; E~,A European Accessicn, cl. ,;, ING. I-, ~,qv 19'(1

/10.2-102 55 1 M6-3:621.311.24.

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-TWuse of high power-output wind generators"M tried in two instances (Balaklava
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1931-1941 and Grandpa!s Knob, Vermont, 194 -1943); experiments are being conducted in the-
U.S.S.R., England, rrance and Germany. Construction problems of such powerful- units-
(with outputi up to 10,000 kw) are discussed, Several existing or planned models, including
one designed by the author, are described and illusfrated. A diagram of wind conditions
on Mes Mt., Hungary, is presented, comprising curves of 1) annual frequency of wind speeds
A61,V up to 20 m1sec, 2) corresponding specific enerj,4es and 3) annual useful energies. Subjea
Headings: 1. Vind utiliudon 2. Wind generatort;~G.T.

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IM)ACS KISS, A.
History of the utilization of wind energy. p.604
MWGIS BS ATOMTECHNIKA. ( Energiagazdalkodaai Tudomanyos Ngyesulst)
Budagest, Rmngary
Vol. 11, no. 9/10, Sept./Oct. 1958
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EFAI) LC.. Vol. 8, no-7, July 1959
Uncl.

LEDACS KISS, A.
lome problems in Hungary with the use of wind power. p.63-
ENMIA ES ATOMTECHNUKA. (Energiagazdalkodasi Tudomanyos Egyesulet)
BUDAPEST, HUNGARY
Vol. 12, no.1, Jan. 1959
Honthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC., Vol. 8, no.7, July 1959
Uncl.

LEDACS KISS., Aladar, aranyokleveles gepeszmernok
Up-to-date utilization of wind power in Denmark. Energia, es atom 15
no.1:13-23 A 162.
1. VEGYTERV.
(Deroark-Wind power)

LEDACS KISS, Aladar
~Ijnd Vane systems. Energia es atom 14 no.2:58-62
F t6l.
1. Vegyimuveket Terveso Valla-lat-

ISDACS KISS, Aladar, okl.goposzmernok
Report on the Rome conferenoe of power, August 21-31, 1961.
Energia es atom 14 no.7:335 Jl 161.
1. Energiagazdalkodasi Tudomanyos Egyeaulet Szolenergia
Mutkabizottsaganak vezatoje.

LEDACS KMS , Aladar
Wind power plants and their connection with the national energ7
supply; excerpts from an article, Musz elet 17 no,22:15 25
162.

LEDACS.KISS,.A.ladar, okleveles gepes=ernok
Wind-power plants suitable for a nation-wide supply of energy.
Energia es atom 15 no-9:407-413 S 162.
I& Vegyimuveket Tervezo Vallalat.

okleveles gepeszmemok
f
How can a wind pcwer plant provide cheap energ7 or agriculture?
Ipari energia 1 no.1/4:90-92 JI-O 160,
1. Veg,7imuveket Tervezo Vallalat.

- - -.1 --LFDACS KIS.S, Aladar
.. conference on energy in Rome, August 21-31. Term tud kozl 5 no66:
284-285 Je 161.

IZDAGS KISS Al-grIar
Z _7 I
Future, tasks of the utilization of wind power. Pecei musz szeml
8 no*2:18-20 AP-Je 163,
1, Vegyimuveket, Tervezo, Vallalat,, Budapest.

IM)ACS KISS, Aladar, aranyokleveleo gope.~=ernok
Are steam losomotivea &ritiquated7c E;rwrg:La es atrnm 16
113 Mr 163,,
1, Vegyterv,

LEDACS KISS, Aladar, aranyokleveles geDeszmernoc
~_ , -,-:. _'. - - __
A new wind-power markine suitable for constructing giant
wind-power plantL Energia es atom 17 no.12:547-550 D 164.
1. Designing Enterprise for Chemical Plants, Btidapest.

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ACCESSICH VR: AP4035823 5/0020/64/156/001/0191/0193
-AUrROR: Kudryashovp Yue Be; Ba3.tbarzdy*o., Z.; Le Dak L'you
TITIE: On the possibility of an indirect effect of ionizing radiation iwlipid
~solution. Hadiolysis of beta carotene in oleic acid
:SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady*, v. 156, no. is 1964p*191~-193
'TOPIC TAGS: beta carotenes beta carotene lipid oolution,.beta carotene oleic acid
solutions beta carotene radioeensitivity, non linear radioseasitivity,.carotene
;rat'-fation stability., carotene butanol solutions carotene ether solution
!ABSTRACT: Radiation-induced oxidation of the title compound was compared with
~radiolysis of crystalline,,A-caroteney and its so~utiono in petroleum ether and in
butanols following a single irradUtion, with various V-ray doses of various caro-
.tene concentrations. The-non-oxidized content of p -carotene was deterkined
colorimetric&14 one minute after iiradiation. The latter's effect on f*rozen
samples (cooled In liquid nitrogen to -1960) was also tooted. Only freshly pre-
!pared solutions vere used tbroughout the experiment* The results are graphed and I
show crystalline carotew to have higlx radiation stability (12$ vith 1.10# kilo-
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Iroentgea). This decreased considerably in the solutions observed., more so with
I!oleic acid than with the other 2 solvents., the first shawing.non-linear, the latter!
linear dependency upoa dospp. At equal doses, decreased dose size per Minute
:Increased this radiosensitivity which also increased with increasing oleic acid
oxidation. Thusj, this solvent might be a useful dosimetric tool. The results also
1point toward the presence of active intermediate products. This view is also
1; supported by comparing results obtained with frozen solutions and -various A
1~ carotene concentration. Frozen solutions in general showed high rsdiostability,,
-which was again non -linear witb the oleic acid* . The dependence of butanol and
nether solutioa reactions upon concentration was again linear* The oleic acid
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obsermd earlier for aqueous solutiona,, Lee. at low concentrations and equal radi..
',ation doses the number of changed molecules depends upon exposure rather than
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.SEAKIR, V.I. (Shantyr, V.I.], kand.med.nauk (Kha-rP--,;r); IBDANOV, S.M.p
kand.med.nauk (Kharlkov) -
Aiom cures the sick. Nauka i zhyttia 10 no. 10:36-40 0 160.
(MIRA 14:4)
(AT0141C I-C-DICIIE)

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LIDANOV. S. 11. ; GIRI&S, V. S. - BELOVA, V. 1.
Xffect of the nervous system on the develor.-,;ent of malignant
tumors. Medych.zhur. 21 no-3:37-45 '51. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Iz laboratorti patofiziologii (zav. - dots. S.N.Ledanov)
Ukrainalkogo rentgeno-radiologichnogo i onkologichnogo Institutu
(direktor - dots. Ye.A.Bazlov)
(NERVOUS SYSTEM) (CANCER)

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_LEDANO-V-,-S.N., red.; SOLOGUB, P.Ya., red.; LEVCHUK, A.Ye., tekhn.
red.
[Problems in the early diagnosis of acute radiation sickness)
K voprosam rannei diagnostiki ostroi luchevoi bolezni; sbor-
nik nauchnykh rabot. Pod red. S.N.Ledanova. Kiev, Gos.med.
izd-vo USSR., 1962. 23 P. (MIRA 16:5)
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1. Kharkov. Institut meditsinskoy radiologii.
(VDIATION SICKNESS)

POSPISIL, LIMBO, J.tROKOS, Jl~
Prqblem of forriation of'plasma globulin; case of sevtro hypo- and
agamnaglobulinexia in adulthood. Gas. lek. cook. 96 no,40-41:12696
12?8 11 Oct 57,
1, OMM-Kolifq luskova aael Jan Oppit. Odd. pro klinickou bloohemlig
St. fakultni nomoonice v Praze 12.
(AGANKAGLOBULIMU, case reports,
in &dult (01))

LEDEN, A. and others.
"Lights and shadows of electrification." P. 72.
ZELEZNICAR. (Ministerstvo dopravy). Praha, Czechoslovalda, No. 3, Mar.
1959.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI), LC, Vol. 8, No. 6,
August 1959.
Uncla.

LEDEN, Jozef, dr.
Waste material as a valuable raw material. Tech praca 16
no.11:866-869 N 164.
1. State Commission for the Development and Coordination of
Science and Technology, Prague.

YESKIT) L.I.) mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudn:U; LEDENE', V.G., mladshiy
nauchnyy sotrudnik
Surface currents along the profile South Africa-Antarctica.
Inform. biul. Sov. antark. eksp. no.26:26-30 161. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Anticheskiy i antarkticheskiy nauchno-issledo-vateliskiy
institut.
(Antarctic regions--Ocean currents)

BBZUGLOV. I.Ye.,,-LEDENEV. B.I..inzh.
Continuous refining of oil in the miscella. llasl.-zhir.prom.
25 no.2:9-12 159. (MIR& 12:2)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-iosledovatellskiy inatitut zhirov (for
Bezugloy). 2. Roatovskly maslozhirovoy kombinat (for Ledenev).
(Oils and fats) ,

NESHCWIM, A.G., inzh.; LE -1,. inzh.: BONDARMJKO. P.Ye.
Using the "Titan V" screw press for processing sunflowqr
fiend. Masl.-zhir.prom. 25 no.4:7-8 '59. (MIRA 12:6)
1. Vansoviizuyy nauchno-iselpdovatelskly institut zhirov (for
Heatichadim). 2. Rostovskly maslozhirovoy kombinat "Rabochiy"
(for Ledenev, Ponclarenko).
(Rostov-on-Don--Oil Industries--Equipment and supplies)

,4
Y_tk
vi~,.4
inzh.; IZDENEV, P.I., inzh.; KOLPAKOV, I.P., inzh.
Oils and fats industry of the Rostov Economic Council. Mash.-
zhir. prom. 27 no.11:9-10 N 161. (MIRA 15:1)
(Rostov Province-Oil industries)

56-34-4-14/6o
AUTHORS: AlItshuler, L. V., Krupnikov, K. K.,__Ledeneyg B. N.,
Zhuchikhin, V. I., Brazhnik, M. I.
TITLE: The Dynamic Compressibility and the Equation of State of
Iron at High Pressures (Dinamicheskaya szhimayemost' i uray-
neniye sostoyari~iya pri vysok,1kh davleniyakh)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperipentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1958,
Vol. 34, Nr 4, PP- 874 - 605 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This work discusses 2 methods for the description of the dy-
namic compressibility of materials, which are based upon the.
determination of the kinematic parameters - the propagation
velocity and the mass velocity of the material behind the front.
The measurement of wave velocities by means of donors being
counted in the path of the shock wave is relatively simple. In
contrast to this the immediate observation of the masB velocity
is impossible in cost of the cases.The authors worked out 2
methods for the complex determination of the kinematic parame-
Card 1/4 ters of the wave, namely the "method of repelling" and the

The Dynamic Compressibility and the Equation of State of 56-34-4-14/6o
Iron at High Pressures
"method of slowing down". In the method of repelling the pro-
pagation of a strong crack is investigated, which forms on the
occasion of the reflection of a debnation wave at an elastic
obstacle. The experimentally measurable quantities on this
occasion are the wave velocity D and the velocity W of the
displacement of the free surface of the obstacle on the initial
part of the trajectory. W is approximately equal to the double
mass velocity of the substance behind the wave front. The veloi;-
.~ity of motion W is obtained by the material of the obstacle
under the action of two different processeag namely of the
shook-like transition from the state P 0; v into the state
P1; Y19 and of the subsequent isentropic expansion in the on-
coming relief wave. The second paragraph deals with the method
of the investigation and with the experimental technique. The
third paragraph reports on the dynamic adiabatic line of the
iron. A table gives the parameters of all experimentally stated
figurative points of the adiabatic curve of the shock in iron.
Card 2/4 Within the whole investigated domain of the mass velocities

The Dynamic Compressibility and the Equition of State 56-34-4-14/6o
of Iron at High Pressures
from U - 1.,0 to U - 5,17 km/sec the linear relationship
D =3,80 + 1,58 U is valid for the propagation velocity D of
the shock wave. In the next paragraph the compression of
iron at the temperature zero is computed and in the last
paragraph the curve of the compressibility of iron is extra-
polated to the domain of relatively low degrees of compression.
The developed method allows to fix the dynamic adiabatic curve
of iron with different initial dengity within the interval
of pressures of from 4,105 to 5plO atmospheres. The dynamic
adiabatic curve of porous iron with decreased initial density
is in the diagram pressure - density considerably higher than
the adiabatic of the compact material which speaks for the
great influence of the thernic component in the shock-like
compression. The authors derived an empirical equation of
state of iron and ascertained the course of the curve of the
cold compressibility unto the densities ? - 1,7yo. This work was
carried out on the initiative by Ya.B.Zelldovich. The authors
Card 3/4 also mention theccoperation of a number of other authors.

. The Dynamic Compressibility and the Equation of State 56-34-4-14/6o
of Iron at High Pressures -
There are 10 figures, 3 tables and 14 references, 6 of which
are Soyiet.
SUBMITTED: December 28, 1957
1. Iron-44--chanical properties
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- . LEDEREN', I.M.
School hikes, Geog. Y shkolA 21 no.3:53-56 W-je 158. (XM 11:6)
1. Novosibirskaya shkola N0.23.
(Novosibirsk Province--School excursions)

LE DJ2,0,,Tv 1'. ; :4411,11,03, 011, , , Y -- .
liews f1-0111 3choolj. f-rof.-teld.,. call-c. 21. no-IS02 1-je D, ( :,.-L ; ~, -~ I I - ; :) /.
1 .
1. Stuarshiy inzh. 'I'lar;asliskogo respublilcanslcogo upravleniya prof c~ssicnal ~-
no-teklmicht-~;~cogo obrazovardya (for Nlatrosova).

LLM017, - -
-RAtGd temperatur8 drop in exterior heatimg Vv- -'. ~
~. ekh . n,~.4:,4-7 Ap l6o. 013jL 111--.,:-.)
(Haating pipes)

Silver Fox
1~ or f urther reduct -4-n r, 'h.~, cost of' re, I S ir-E, in st a f= fat -
c53.
Ah
.177 List of .-i2s'an
June 19-153- iC L.

~ LEDEM V A inzh.
Operation of automaticalI7 controlled oil burner ignition s7stems
at the Tkvarcheli State Regional Electric Power Plant. Inergetik
8 no. 10:17-19 0 160. (MIRA 14:1)
(Tkvarcheli--Electric power plants) (Automatic control)

E 2~ ---- A/ E V
On the qp -Lor ~-easurlnSg a ~.l-cle at sea,
Lebenev, V. G., plication of an echometer -
Uch. za-o. Lenin-ar. wissh. inzh. morsk. ucia-shIche (Scientific I'lotes of t~,--
X, io 6, -129; 040 -1
Higher Engineering Marine School), 1 1957, p 123 4/c6-
267o) .

LEDENEVY V.G.~ m1adshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
A new emperor penguin colony. laform. biul. Sov. antark. eksp. no.23:
3~-38 160. (141RA 14:5)
1. Articheskiy i antarkticheakiy nauchno-issledovatel.'skiy institut.
.(Lazarev region, Antarctica-Penguins)

S/169/62/000/004/047/103
D228/D302
AUTHOR: Ledenev, V. G.
TITLE: Studying surface currents in the seas of Antarctica's
Pacific Ocean sector
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 4, 1962, 19, ab-
stract 4V89 (Inform byul.' Sov. antarkt. ekspeditsii,
no. 27, 1961, 18-24i,
TEXT: Data are given for the observations of the EMITom /-Abstrac-
ter.'s note: Meaning of initials not known 7 during the voy-age of
-the diesel-electric vessel "ObIlt (1959-19GO). The observations were
made in the Ross, the Amundsen and the Bellinghausen Seas and in
the Drake Straits, along three profiles; 150 current vectors were
measured. In the Ross Sea, on the latitude of Scott Island, the
current had a direction of 1800and a speed of 60 - 70 cm/sec. At
meridian 1600V the direction diverged to 135 - 1400, the velocity
remaining as before. From meridian 1200W to Peter I Island the di-
-_rection and the velocity were 1600 and 30 40 cm/aec. On the ap-
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S/169/62/000/004/047/103
Studying.surface currents D228/D302
proach to Peter I Island the velocity increased to 60 - 70 cm/sec,
and the direction changed to easterly. At the beginning of the pro-
file from Peter I Island to the Falkland Islands the current had
an almost southerly direction, and its speed was 60 - 70 cmi/sec.
On moving northwards, the direction changed to easterly. An Antarc-
tic divergence zone, with an extent of 170 miles, was observed at
640S. To the north of Cape Horn the velocity reached 80 - 90 cm/sec.
In March 1960, a convergence zone was observed in the Drake Straits
at 570301-570S. The results of the measurements were found to be
sufficiently close to those fulfilled on the 3rd Marine Antarctic
Expedition of 1958. Maps and vector -tables are given. Z-Abstrac-
ter's note: Complete translation. 7
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LEDENIN, V.G.
----------
Use of electromagnetic current meters in Arctic seas. Trudy AANII
210:io6-llo 161. (MIRA 14:11)
(Arctic regions-Ocean currents)

LEDFNEV, V.G.
Use of thermistors in measuring water temperatures at sea. Trucy
AANII 210:131-134 161. (MIRA 14:11)
(ocean temperature) (Thermistors)

KGROMVICH, Ye.S., kwid.geograficheskikh nauk; IgENEV, V.G., mladshiy
nauchnyy sotrudnik
Research in Enderby IAnd. Inform. biul. Sov. antark. eksp.
no-33:5-9 .162. (MIRA 16:2)
1. Arkticheskiy i antarkticheakiy nauchno-issledovatel'ski-Y
institut.
(Enderby Land-Russian exploration)

KOROTKEVICH, leosep kand. geograficheakikh nauk; LEDENEV,_VtG., mladohiy
nauchrq7 sotrudnik
Definition of five seas off the 4Mfs of Antarctica. Inform.
biul, So7e antark, Oksp, n6,36:16-18 162. (MIRA 16-..4)
1, Arkticheakiy i a~t~rkticheskiy nauchno-iasledovatel'skiy
institut.
(Antarctic regions-Ocean)

(Antarctic regions-Oceanography)
mjads~,iy nauchn'Y sotrudnik
LEDENEV, V. G
_,.s of ccld Pntarc-1
Effjjct of evaporRtion 6ri W formatlon procf,.,3 1~
nf or;t. b4 11.,^,ov ,- n tark. ekep. no.41.05-38 16"
(14TJi.t~ 17-.4)
1. Arkticheskiy i antarkti,~heskiv nauchnc~---49.~ledcvatellskiy
Oceanographic work during the sixth trip of the diesel--clectrlc
ship "Obl.n Inform. biul. Sov. antark. eksp. no.32-.44-47 162.
(MIRA 16:4)

LEDPEEVY V.G., inlqdshiy nauchnyy sotrucinik
Surface currentn to the north of Enderby Land, Inform. !Diul.
Sov. antark. eksp. no.47:4(~-42 164. (1411RA 13%4)
1. Arkticheskiy anta-rkti-cheskiy nauchno-issledovaltellskly
institut.

LEDENEV, V.G., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
---I-
Direction of the surface marrents in the zone of East Tnfind
Drift. Inform.biul.Sov.antark.eksp. no-48:12-15 164. (MIRA 18:2)
1. Arkticheskiv i antarkticheskiy nauchno-issledovateltakiy
institut.

LEDMV, V. G.
Cooling of the coastal Antarctic water in areas of polynyas
of the edge of shore ice and glaciera, Proble Arkt, i Antarkt.
no.17s46-53 164. (MIRA 18s1,)

LEDENEV4 V.G., m1adshiy riauchnyy sotrudnilk
Gwrrents in the Lazarev Shelf Ice blu'!, Scv,
~g ~ n, L z .- V~
eksp. no.415,.23-28 164. (MIPA 18'aj,
1. Aiktj,(,,heskiy i antarkticheskiy nau(-h~io-i-ss---e(iovat~-."L'skiy institut.

KORT, V.G., doktor geograf.nauk; KOROTKEVICH, Ye.S., kand.geograf.nauk;
LEDENEV, V.G., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Boundaries of the Southern Ocean. inforn,.biul. Sov. ar-tark.eksp.
no.50:5-7 164. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Institut okeanologii AN SSSR i Arkt-Acdrieskly il antarkticheskily
nauchno-issledovatellsk-i4y institut.

41045-66 EWT(l) GV
/V
SOURCE CODE: UR/3174/66/000/057/0077/0084
ACC NRg AT6016062
AUTHOR: Ledenev. V. G.(Junior research associate)
ORG: Arctic and Antarctic Scientific Research Institute (Arkticheskiy i antarktiches-
kiy nauchno- ssledovatellskiy institut)
1~~ NY
TITLE: Antarctic oonvergence in the western part of the Indian Ocean sector of the
Antarctic Ocean
SOURCE: Sovetskaya antarkticheskaya ekspeditsiya, 11955. Informatqionnyy byulleten',
no. 57, 1966, 77-84
TOPIC TAGS: converging flow, ocean dynamics, Antarctic climate
ABSTRACT: The convergence was investigated on the basis of measurements of tempera-
ture, salinity, oxygen, and plankton distribution in an area between 20 and 400 E lat.'
It:was found that 1) the convergence zone is along a wavelike line; 2) the wave cha
te:r of the zone affects the process of water exchange between the Antarctic circular
current and the Antarctic surface waters; 3) Antarctic convergence, which is the re-.:~~!
sult of interaction between the cold and warm waters, is a surface of discontinuity;'J
and 4) the presence of a discontinuity surface leads to the formation of internal
waves. Orig. art. has: 4 figures.
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L0216~66 1)
ACC NR- AT6018892 SOUICE CODE: UR/3174/64/000/048/0012/0016
AUTHOR: Ledenev, V. G. (Junior research aBBOCIRte)
ORG: Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute (Arkticheskiy I antarkticheskly
nauchno-issledovatellsldy Institut)
TITLE: Direction Of surface currents in the Eastern Drift Zone
SOURCE: Sovetskaya antarkticheskaya ekspeditstya, 1955-. Informatsionnyy byulleten',
no. 48, 1964, 12-15
TOPIC TAGS: ocean current, oceanog::apblc expedition, oceanographic ship
ABSTRACT: This article presents data on the speed and direction of surface currents in the
zone of the Eastern Drift of the Antarctic Ocean obtained during December 1962 on board the
motorship Obt ~ptween Capetown and Mirnyy by continuous observation with electromagnetic
current-measiMng devices. The currents in the reglon from the southern tip of Africa to i
410S were westerly (250-2900) and had a speed up to 100-200 cm/sec. However, at certain
latitudinal intervals (about every 75 miles) or after certain time intervals (5--6 hr) the vector
of the current periodically deviated south and southeast and at the same time the speed dropped;--
to 30-70 cm/sec. The current maintained a southward direction for 3.5-4 hr and then again
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deviated westward and northwestward. This fluctuation of speed and direction of the current,
caused by a change of tidal forces in mid ocean, was traced over the entire zone of the current,
of Cape Point and farther along the route. A marked change in the direction of the current
from NW to SSE at 4PS was caused by the zone of the subantarctic convergence. The author
calls attention to the fact that the periodic tJdal change of current between the southern tip of
Africa and the zone of subantarctic convergence affected both Its speed and direction. After
crossing the zone of convergence the periodic change of current was noticeabIe only with re-
spect to fluctuations in speed. An analysis of the. material permitted the conclusion that the
tidal changes are irregular semidiurnal changes. On approaching Prince Edward Islands the i
current at first deviated westward (220-2600) while maintaining speed (60-70 cm/sec) and
then rapidly changed 1800 and its speed dropped to 9-15 cm/sec and the direction became
eastward. So-ath of these islands the surface current again became SSE but its speed dropped
to 20-30 cm/sec. A second marked change in direction of the vector of the current from SSE
to NW caused by the antarctic convergence zone was noted at latitude 500. South of this zone
the surface current maintained a NW direction but Its spoed gradually declined to 8-10 cmAec
on approach to the Obt and Lena Banks. South of these banks a western transport of surface
waters was recorded. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
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031 (N)
AUTHOR: Kort, V. G. (Doctor of geographical sciences); Korotkevlch,_ Ye. S. (Candidate of
geographical sciences); Ledenev, V. G. (Junior research associate)
ORG: Institute of Oceanology, AN SSSR (Institut okeanologii AN SSSR); Arctic and Anfarkid-,
Scientific Research Institute (Ark-ticheskiy i antarkticheskiy nauchno-isrledovatellskiy institut) 1
,TITLE: Boundaries of the Antarctic OceanV
SOURCE: Sovetskaya antarkticheskaya ekspeditsiya, 1955-. Informatsionn)7 byulleten', no.
50V 1964, 5-7
TOPIC TAGS.: Antarctic climate, mapping, ocean/ fiju7- ne c-7-,, e
ABSTRACT: This article discusses the boundaries of the Antarctic Ocean. The orographic
principle was used when establishing the boundaries of the Antarctic Ocean which made it
ible to draw the boundaries, where possible, to points of land with a maximal approxima- L
poses
tiol) to the natural boundaries of the antarctic circumpolar current. The boundaries of the
Ant4rctic Ocean, its sectors, and seas are given by latitude and longitude and depicted in a
figure. The position of the boundaries of the Antarctic Ocean given in this article is more
cletrly tied-in to certain points of land, e.g., the southern shores of Africa, Australia, South
Ccr 1/2

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NRi AT6019031
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Amprica, and to islands, and also adequately approximates the zone of the subtropical conver-!
gej6, the natural northern boundary of the Antarctic Ocean. OrIg. art. has: 1 figure.
kA"
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kh
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IEDEITEV, V.G., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Structure and circulation of the waters of Alasheyev Bight
(in the Sea of the Astronauts). Inform. biul. Sov. antark. eksp.-
no. 53:24-26 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. A*rkticheskiy i antarkticheskiy nattchno-issledovatellskiy
U
institut. Subrdtted October 23, 19"4.

C900TAREV, I.T., dotsentl LEDAM, V.K., vattekhaik.
~ I I
Stmetural characteristics of a cowls oix-teat udder. Veteri-
nariia 30 no.4:41-45 Ap 153. (i4La& 6-.4)
1. Moskovskaya voterinarnava akademiya.

SOKOLOV. L.D., prof., doktor takhn.nauk; SHIROXDV, V.N., prof.; GRZBENIN,
T.H., dote., kand.takhn.naxxk; BAKWSHIff. I.L.. inzh.; VEKSIN. I.H.,
inzh., MMOW, Tu.N., lnzh.; SABANTSLT, V*P., inzh,
Investigation of rolling mIll stands. Izv.v.ys.ucheb.zav*; cherne
met. no.8:135-140 Ag 158o (MIRA 11:11)
2. SiVirskly metallurgichaskiy institut.
(Rolling mills) (Strains and stresses)

LEDMW,,T-a.H., inzh.
Design of closed-" rolling mill housings. Izv.vysouchebosav.;
chern.mat. no.10:169-179 0 '58. (MIRA 11:12)
'o
6ibirp~iy metallurgicheskiptbatitut.
(Rolling Mill'O

LEDEMV, Yu.N., inzh.
__-, Trli~ eras design for closed-type rollivg mill stands at the
opening for the pressure screw* Iov,vys.ucbeb.zav.; chern.mot.
2 no.6:109-115 Je '59. (MIRA 13'-l)
(Rolling mills)
I

LEDENEV, Yu. N., Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) "Research into stresses in
closed-type mountings in rolling mills." Stalinsk, 1960. 13 pp; 5 pp
charts; (Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialist Education RSFSR,
Siberian Metallurgical Inst im Sergo Ordzhonikidze, Chair of the Mech-
anical Equipmentation of Metallurgical Plants); 150 copies; price not
given; (KL, 17-60, 155)

LEDENEV Yu.N.
Calculating stresses in the inside angles of closed top rolling
mill h;usings. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; chern.met. 5 no.6.191-196 162.
OCRA 15 -.7)
1. Lipetskiy vecherniy fakulltet lbskovskogo instituta staii.
(Rolling mills) (Strains and stresses)

PAVLOV, I.M.; LEDENEV, Yu.N.; BRINZA, V.N.
Nommiform deformation in the rolling of bimetAls. Izv. -rfs.
0
ucheb. zav.; chern. met. 5 no.7:110-113 162. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Moskovskiy institut stali i splavov.
(Rolling (Metalwork)) (Deformations (Mechanics))

IEDEIEV Yu N
Design of closedtop -holisings on thin-sheet zaills.
I7jV* VYS, ucheb. zave; chern. met. 5 no.10:172-179
162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Lipetskiy vecherniy fakulltet Moskovskogo instituta
stali i splavov.
(Rolling mills)

kand. tekhn. nauky dotaent; BRINZA, MI., kand. -11-,ekhr.
nauk, dotsent; VAGIN, V.S., inzhe
Dynamometer for measuring torques on large-diameter shafts.
Vest. mashinostr. 44 no.Ilt/,9-50 N 164 (MIR9 18:2)

IGNATIYEVA. G.V.; SMIAROKCV~~ I-EDRIM, A~G,; AlIFID-)W, S.V.
lyrranological effect-lvencw of'
vaccine. Zhui,. mik-r-c-biol., epid. i immun. 40 no.10~1158-62. 0 t63.
(MIRA 17.6)
1. 1z 14oskovskogo inst-it-tita epidemlol.cla--i i rrif-krobiolcgii i
sanitarno-epidemio'-cg-'-chc,skoy stantsl-i Leningradskogo raycna
Moskvy.

SARAYEVA , 11. P. ; MASrYUYW A, Yu.N. ; IGNAT I YnV A., G.V . ; A, A G. -,
HLYAWCH, G.N.
Saroloc-ical anal.ygis of the rLinical and epidemiological
effectiveness of warious /~-globulln doses in the preventii-,n
of measlas. Zhur. mikrob~ol., epid. i iurrun. 42 no.11-
44-1,8 N 165. (m Ti L;% ~ e, - --, 2, )
1. Mookovskiy institut epideialologii J, T-.1krobiologli. S~ibmltt,-A
June 4, !965-

IGNATIYEVA, G.V.; SARAYEVA, N.T.; KHROMETSKAYA, T.M.;_jjD-BZVA, A.G.;
MASTYUKOVA, iu.N.; NESTE-ROVA, T.P.; ALAFUZOVA, S.B.; YERSWIVA, A.S.;
BARANOVA, T.V.; BaLEP~PSIHFVA, Ye.D.; ShIPOVA, Ye.P.;
KHLYABICH) G.N.; KHANTSIS, S.S.
Clinical and eDidemiological effectiveness of a reduced dose of
rglobulin (1.5 iTLI) in seroprophylaxis of measlei. Zhur.mikrob:Lol.,
epid. i imman. 42 no.12-.57-61 D 165. (MIRA lgtl)
1. Moskovskiy institut epidemiologii i mikrobiologii; institut viru-
sologii ime-ni Ivanovskogo AMN SSSR; Moskovgksiya sanitarno-epidemiolo-
gicheskaya stantsiya; Rybinskaya sanitarno-epidemiologicheskaya
stantsiya; VladimJrskaya sanitarno-epidemiclogicheskaya stantsiya i
Ob"yedinennaya detskaya poliklinika, Makhachkala.