SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LUCHINSKIY, G.P. - LUCHITSKIY, V.I.

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9ibliogranhy: p. 195-196.
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KUZ'14INYKH, I.N., professor; LUCHINSKIY, G.F., redaktor; KORIWWA, V.I.
takhnichenkiy redaktor.-""-"'-;'f - ---
(Technology of sulfuric acid] Takhnologlia sernoi kieloty.
Moskva, Go9.nsuchno-tekhn.izd-vo khim.lit-ry, 1955. 227 P.
(MLRk 9:1)
1. Moskovskly khimiko-tekhnologichaskiy institut imeni
D.I.MendeleVeva.
(Sulfuric acid)

redaktor; SHPAK, Ye.G.,
SIRPIONOVA, Yelizaveta Nikolayevna; JT~. G. P
tekhnicheakiy redaktor .
[Industrial adsorption of gases and vapors) PronVahlonnaia adsorbtaiia
gazov i parov. Moskva, Gos. uauchno-tekhn. izd-vo khim. lit-rY, 1956.
190 P. (MLRA 10:1)
(Gases) (Vapors) (Adsorption)
USSR/Thermodynamics. Thermochemistry. Equilibria. Physico-Chemical B-8
Analysis. Phase Transitions.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 8, 1957, 26163
Author G.P. LuchinskiX
Title "ico-Chemical Study of System 0 - so 3' 1. Equilibrium
of Vapor and Liquid Phases in S Xm H2) - S03'
Orig Pub Zh. fiz. khimii, 1956, 30, ito 6, 1207-1222
Abstract The vapor pressure of more than 30 mixtures of the sys-
tem Hpo - S03 was measuredat the temperature range from 20
to 2000 and at their boiling points. The partial pressures
of SO water and .112S04 were computed from the experimental
data awaking into consideration the dissociation of H2SO4
vapors into H20 and SO at high temperatures ). The formil e
expressing the depend2ce of the complete and partial pres-
sures on the temperature at every composition of the liquid
phase are given. The polyther1ic diagram of boiling of the
system is plotted, the dependence of the vapor composition
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USSR/Thermodynamics. Thermochemistry. EquIlibria. Physico-Chemical B-8
Analysis. Phase Transitions.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Rhimiya, No 8, 1957, 26163
of the composition of the boiling liquid is shown graphical-
ly. The vapors above liquids containing up to 85% of H2S04
consist only of water in the system under study, and the va-
pors above liquids containing less than 35% of free SO.3 con-
sist only of S03; in the intermediate region, the vapors
above the mixtures contain H2S04 together with water or S03.
The vapor contains (in mol%) 22.6 of H2S04, 0-8 Of H2) and
76.6 of S03 at the boiling point of the azeotropic mixture
(338,60) consists of 41-3 Of H2S04, 30-7 of H20 and 28.0 of
SO . Considering the obtained results, the author is of
Q opinion that the concentration of diluted sulfuric acid
to. more than 93% of H2SO4 is not expeditious, because
it should result in considerable losses of the acid. It is
not recommended to use acid stronger than 96% for drying
gases in order to avoid their contamination with H2SO4 vapor
(the 94% acid is indicated asthe most suitable).
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LUGHINSKIY, G.P., red.; LUROYE, M.S., tekhn.red.
[Boron.; transactions of a conference on the chemistr7 of boron
and its compounds] Bor; trudy konferentaii po khimii bora i
ego soedinenii. Moskva, Gos.nauohno-tekhnAzd-vo khim.lit-ry,
1958. 189 p. (MIRA 12:4)
1. Yeesoyuznoye soveshchaniye po khimii bora, 1955.
(Boron)

.VCLIFKOVICH, S.I. -, akademik; ROGOVIN, Z.A.; RUIMNKO. Yu.P.; SHMANEMV,
I.V.; IVRAMOVA, N.S., red.; LUCHINSKIY, G.P., red.; ZAZULI MYA,
V.F., tekhn.red.; POOMIN, It.
(General chemical technology; in two volumes] Obahchaia khimi-
cheskaia te-khnologiia; v dvukh tomakh. Pod red. S.I.Vollfko-
vicha. Moskva, GoB.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo.khim.lit-ry, Vol.2.
1959. 848 p. (MIRA 12:9)
(Chemistry, Technical)

5 (4)
G. P. S011/76-33-6-17/44
AUTHOR: ---'uchi~~s
TITLE: Physico-chemical Investigations of the System H 20 - so3
(Fizikokhimicheskoye issledovaniye sistemy F 20 - so 3).
II. Reaction Heat of the Components With the Liquid Phase of
Varying Composition in the System H 20 -- so3 (11. Teploty
,-zaimodeystviya komponentov a zhidkcy fazoy razlichnogo
sostava v sisteme H 20 -- so 3)
PERIODICAL; Zhurnal fiz'Leheskoy khimil, 1959, Vol 33, Ur 6,
pp 1275-1279 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs On the strength of investigations carried out in a previous
paper (Ref 1) concerning the temperature function of vnpor
tension in the system H 20 - so 3v the differential evaporation
heat of H 20, H2so4 and 30 3 is determined from the corresponding
mixtures, and therefrom the differential mixing heat of these
three components with mixtures of varying composition. The
inttegra'l values may be derived from the results obtained.
Card 1/3 Results are tabulated (Tableu 1, 2). The ovaporation heat for

Physico-chemical Investigations of the System SOV/76-33-6-17/44
H20 - so 3* 11. Reaction Heat of the Components With the Liquid Phase of
Varying Composition in the System H 20 - so3
water amounts to 568.5 Cal/g, for anhydrous H 2so4 171.5 cal/9
and for SO3 128.6 oal/g. The differential mixing heat of H 20
with H 2so 4is specified as being of 630.0 cal/9 and that of
so3 with H2SO 4as being of 104.3 cal/g. The formation heats
..(FH) of the compounds were computed as the sum of the values
of the differential mixing heats of the components:
H 0 + 30 H SO
2.liq 3 liq ~ 2 4 liq + 19701 cal
2 H20 liq + SO 3 liq ~ H2 so 4'H20 + 25123 cal
H 20liq + 2 SO 3 liq ~ H 2S 207+ 20836 cal
whereas the corresponding (FH) values determined from the
elements are the followings 192.27 kcal/Mol, 266.06 kcal/Mol
and 297.61 kcal/Mol. There are 3 tables and 11 references,
Card 2/3 3 of which are Soviet.

Physico-chemical Investigations of the System SOV/76-33-6-17/44
H2 0 - so 3* 11. Reaction Heat of the Components With the Liquid Phase of
Varying Composition in the System H20 - s03
SUBMITTED: November 2. 1957
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LUCHINSKIY, G.P., doktor khimichaskikh naukj TOLSTOV, K.S., kand.tekhnicheskikh
P.A.
Use of haxachloran in insecticidal fumigantso Khim.prom. no-4:235-
237 Ap 161o (MIRA .14:4)
(Cyclohexane) (Insecticides)

Prof., doktor tekhn. nauk
(Titamium; information on new engineering materials]
Titan; svedeniia po novym materialam v tekhnike. Ut-
verzhdeno uchenym sovetom 2/VII-62 kak uchebnoe posobie
dlia studentov. Moskva, Mosk. stankostroit. in-t, 1962.
55 P. (MIRA 16:8)
(Titanium)

j BLACOSKLONSIMO T.I.s dota., kand. khim. nauk; 111CHIPSKly, G.P.,
prof,, otva red,
[organic polymers] Organicheskie polimery. Moskva, Mask.
stankoinstrumentallrqi in--t~ 1964. 101 p. (MI.P4 19.8)

LUCH11SKIY, I.I.; BUKIM4, A.I., kand.med.nauk
Some problems ir. clinical X-ray diagnosis of Bril1-S7.-;_ers disease
(gian follicular lynphoblastoma) in diseases of the gastrointesti-
nal tract. Terap.arkh- 33 no.11:96-99 161. (MIRP, 15:5)
1. Iz rentgenovskogo otdelen-iya (zav. 1.I. Luchinskiy) Bassey-
novoy bolinitsy No.2 (glavn~y vrach I.L. Popkov) Moskovsko-Oksh-o-
Volzhskogo vodnogo otdela zdravookhraneniya (nauchnyy rukovo-
ditell - kand.med.nauk P.S. Mironov).
(LYMPHATIGS--CAI,ICER) (DIGESTIVE ORGAM-DISEASM)

LIMONCHIK, S.L.; MIRONOV, P.S.; LITCHINSKIY, I.I.
Four surgical interventions in four different sites of cancer.
Vop. onk. 10 no.6:115-116 164. (I'Llh, 18:3)
1. Tz khirurgicheskogo otdoleniya (zav. - A.PT.Fedorov) Basseynovoy
boltnitsy No.2 Mokovsko-Okskc-Vo1zliskago vodzdravotdola (ispoInya-
pishchiy obyazannosti glavnogo vracha - V.G.K'uryshko). Adres
avtorov: Moskva, Zh-"171 flaberezhnaya Mak2ima Gortkogo, d. 22,
Basseynovaya boltni,sa No.2.

EUKHMIAN, A.I., kand. med. nauk; LIMONCHIK, S.L.; LUCIIINSKIY, I.I.
Hemangicendothelioma of the stomach. Khirurgiia 40 no.12;
126-127 D 164. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Khirurgicheskove otdeleniye (zav. A.N. Fedorov) i rentganovskaye
Welen.4ye (zav. I.I. Luchinskiy) Basseynovoy bollnitsy No.2
(glavnyy vrach I.L. Popkev) Moskovskc-Oksko-Volzhskcgo
Vodzdravootdela.

LUCHINSKIY, I.N. (Xiyev); ROZENTSVAYG, A.I. (Kiyev).
Serious shortcomings In an accounting textbook ("Accounting in the
railroad industW by P.A.Notulavich, P.S.Ushakov, I.M.Shukhatovich.
Reviewed by I.N.Luchinakii, A.I.Rozentevaig). Zhel.dor.tranep.39
no.1:94-95 Ja 157. (KLRL 10-2)
1. Starshty prepodavatell Vassoyunogo ssochnogo instituta inzhenerov
zheleznodosozhnogo transporta (for luchinskiy). 2. Zamestitell glav-
nogo bukhgalters, Yugo-Zapadnoy dorogi (for Rozentevayg).
(Railroads--Accounts, bookkeeping, etc) (Notulavich, P.A.)
(Ushakov, P.S.) (Shukhatovich, I.M.)

LUCHINNATA, L.V., nanchnyy sotrudnik
lamedlate and late results of antibacterial therap7 of pulmonary
tuberculosis. Pat., klin.1 terap,tub. uo.ft156-161 158
(MiU
13:7)
1. Iz torapevtichaskogo otdelenAya (rukovoditall - starshiy
nauchuyy sotrudnik P.P. Pekar') Odeeskogo nauohno-looledovatell-
skogo inotituta tuborkaleza.
(TUBERCUOSIS)

LUQIIINSKIY, N. D. I
A & (,~~ 4~. ----j -,-. -
0 POTERYAKH NA TfENIE V KOLEZA-IZL'NYKftEKHANIaUKH. TRJ
NAUCH. - ISSLED. IN-TA MEKHkNIZATSII SEL. KHOZ-VA, T. ~

LUCHINSKIY, N. D., Prof.
Agricultural Machinery
Recollections about academician Vasiliy Prokhorovich Goryachkin. Mekh. elek.
seltkhoz. No. 1, 1953.
List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
9. !jonj~l June -1~53, Uncl.

LUCHINSKIY, N.D., akndemik
Development of theoretical works in the field of agricultural
mechanics. Mekh.i elek.sote.sell.khoz.no.6:8-9 157. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Voesoyuznaya akademiya sel'skokhozyaystvennykh nauk im.V.I.Lenina.
(AgriculturAl machinery)

,XSeparatoreff by G.I. Bremer. Reviewed by N.D. luchinskil, Hekh, i
elek. sots. sellkhoz. 15 no.1:63 158. (MMA 11:3)
(Separators (Machines))
(Bremer. G. I.)

LUCHINSKIY, N.D., akademik
Kinematic calculation of certain multilinked mechanisms. Mekh.
i elek. sots. sel'khoz. 19 no-3:25-2V61. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Vsesoyuznaya akademiya sellskokhozyaystvennykh naukim.
VeI. Lenina,
(Agricultural machinery) (Machine", Kinematics of)

GORYACMN., Vasiliy Prokhorovich, akademik (1868-1935);
Prof.s doktor sellkhoz. nauk,, red.;
CHEHEVA) L.I., reda; CHICBEV)Yu.j.)reds
(Collected works in three volumes] Sobranie sochinenii v
trekh tomakh. Moskva,. Kolos, 1965. 3 v. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Vsesayuznaya akademiya Bellskokhozygystvennykh nau. imeni
V.I.Lenina (for Luchinskiy).

LUCHIN-OKIY, N. N.
Caterpillars (Vehicles)
Turning caterpillar tractors around. I-Iekh. elek. sellkhoz. No. 1, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June -1953. Unclassified.

ItUCHINSKI-1, N.H.
Improving the roadability of automobil:es on country roads. Mekh. i elek.
sellkhoz. no.4:86-92 Ap 153. (W-RA 6:5 )
(Automobile engineering)

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LUCHINSKIY, N.N., Cand fech Sci -- (diss) "Study of -Ww
photoelectric dynamometer for J;km 94" alternating
-t.0 UCS
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Amvw64rMom- ts Mos, 1958, 15 Pn~ with drawings
04"od Scienti-fc Council of AlI*Union Sci Res
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Inst of Electrification of Agr) 150 conies
(KL, 29-58, 132)
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TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
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D256/D301
Luchinskiy, N.N.
Measuring torque simultaneously with ohmic resis-
tances and photo.-sensors
Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. 1-02 19619 24, abstract 10 A197 (Tr. Vses. n.-i.
in-ta mekhaniz, s. kh., 1960, 28, 108-126)
TEXT: Two coaxially placed cylinders having a number of
slots cut along their axes were attached to a shaft with their oppo-
site ends. Light from a small lamp placed on the case of the in-
strument passes through the slots and is reflected by the shaft
onto a photocell placed on the same case. With the change in torque
a change occurs in the angle of relative rotation of the shaft based
sections causing a change in the flux of light on the photocell and
the photo-current recorded with an oscillograph. It was shown exper-
imentally that the accuracy of photo-dynamometers equals that of
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318a
S/19g46l/000/010/011/082
Measuring torque simultaneously... D256 301
tensometric methods, and at the same time they are insensitive to
bending stresses and the intermediate force graduations are replac-
ed by the filament voltage calibrations. 8 figures. Z_~~stracterls
note: Complete translation 7
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VALUYBV. Aleksandr Iooifovich;_WCHINSKIY, P.A., red,; WCHKOO Yu,,V., redo
izd-vo; ZIN, YeA, teiiii; ilo
[OverheIad in ferrous metallurgia'al plants] RakladM raekhady v
chernol metallurgil. Sverdlovsk, Goo. na~zhno-tekhn. isd-vo
llt-ry p'o chernoi i toyetuoi metallurgiis Swerdlovskoe otd-nie,
1958. 70 P.' (Km 11:8)
(Metallurgical plants-AccountingI

Aleksandr losifovich; SKORMODOT, Arkaaiy Alaksondrovioh;
GRANOTSKIT, G,K., retsenzent; LUGHINSKIT. red,;
LUMMO, TV.T., red.izd-va; TAUJfflffq'"re".3j*- tekhn. red.
[Accounting and analysis of the administrative operations of
a metallurgical plant] Bukhgalterskii nchat i analis kho-
ziaistvannoi. doiatellnosti metallurgichoskogo savoda. Sverdlovsk,
Gos.nauchno-tekhn.ird-vo lit-ry po chernol i tovetnoi metallurgii.
Sverdlovskoe otd-nie, 1960. 447 p. (MIRA 14:3)
(Steel Induotry-Accounting)

u ImSK , . . 0
Dissertation: "Vasomotor Reactions of the Skin in Response to Repeated Irritations."
Inst. of Physiology, Acad. Sci. USSR, 21 Jan 47.
SO: Vechernyaya Moskv . Jan, 1947 (Project #17836)

Tractors
In r
Dvnqmometry of whpel trartors with inte~-ral a, ura Mac e 7,".r- 9 n I LF r.r,
3,
Mon.~hly List of lilli3pian Agnepsion Libmry of CoN,,rens, July lgr)2. Ul.'C LASS i:4*1 1. 1).

15(2) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2071
Vargin, V. V., Ye. A. Antonova, L. L. Gutorova, Ye. 1. Litvinoia, V. V. Luch-
inskiy, Yu. V. Mazurek, V. Ya. Senderovich, and M. V. Serebryal~o~
Tekhnologiya emali i emalirovaniya,metallov (Ttchnology of Enamel and Enamel-
ing of Matals) Moscow, Gosstroyizdat, 1958. 397 p. Errata slip inserted.
5,000 copies printed.
Reviewers; G. I. Belyayev, Chief (Dnepropetrovsk Chemical and Tekhnological
Institute, Divisiqn of Silicate Technology), Candidate of Technical Sciences,
Docent, and V. P. Vaulin, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Ed.: V. V. Vargin,
Doctor of Techniml Sciences;
Ed. of Publishing House: N. A. Gomozova; Tech. Eds: E. M. ElIkina, and L. Ya.
Medvedev.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for students of technological institutes and may
also bw-useful to engineers and technicians.
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Technology of En 1 and En ling of Metals SOV/2071
COVERAGEt In.this book the physicochemical, mechanical, thermal, optical,
chemical,,*and electrical properties of en 1s and enn 1 coating are described.
General information on rav materials, classification and calculation of enamel
compositions and-processing methods is given. This book Is for the most part
a collective effort of faculty members of the Glass Department, Leningradskiy
tekhnologicheakay institute imeni LensovetaJI-eningrad Technological Institute
imeni Iensovet). Chapters I, X and XV, and the section Adherence of Enamel
to YSetal'in Chapter 1171 were written by M. V. Serebryakova; Chapters TI and
III by Ye.A. Antonova, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Chapter IV by V. Ya.
Senderovich, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Chapter V and the section
Chemical Stability.. in Chapte37 III by Professor V. V. Vargin; Chapter VI by
Yu. V. Mazurek, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Chapters VII and XVI by
Ye. I. Litvinova," Chapters VIII and IX aad*the section- Stress in an Enamel
I,ayer- in Chapter III by Engineer V. V. LuchinskiyA, ana Chapters XVT-T, XVIII,
=, and the section Baseless Ena 1 Coating. in Chapter XII by Senior
Scientific Worker L. L. Gutorova. Ye. V. Kuklin, V. Ya. Lokshin, N. N.
Eholodilin, K. P. Azanov, K. K. Tikhomivov, and V. P. Vaulin are mentioned as
having contributed to the development of the Soviet en 1 industry. The
uses of enamel coatings for protection against corrosion, electric insulation,
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Technology of En 1 and En ling of Metals SOV/2071
f
and for combustion chambers and other parts of jet engines are treated
briefly in the introduction. Basic research~-on enamel is being conducted at
Leningrad Mochnological Institute 7-Novocharkpsakly politekhi6h~ski~ - institut
imeni S. Ordzhanikidze (NovocherkossskPolytechnical Institute imeni S. Ordz-
honikidze);Kharlko-vakiy politebhnicheskiy institut imeni Leaina (Khar1kov
Polytechnical Institute' imeni LaninIDaepropetrovskiy khimiko-technologiches-
kiy institut (Daepropetrovsk Institute of Chemical Technology),Khar1kov
Branch Nauchno-49sledovatellsky institut khimicheskogo mashinostroyeniya
(Scientific Research Institute of Chemical Machinery) and others. There are
9 references; 5-Soviet, 3 German and 1 English.
TABLE OF CONTENTSt
Editor's Preface 3
Introduction 4
PART I. PHYSICOCEEMICAL, PROPERTIES OF ENAMEL AND
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Technology of Enamel and Enameling of Yq .tale SOV/2071
Ch. I. Vitreous State of a Substance. Structure of Enamel
Ch. 11. Properties of Enamel Smelt
1. Crystallization ability
2. Viscosity
3. Surface tension
Ch. III. Properties of Enamels and Enamel Coatings
1. Density
2. Yechanical properties
3. Thermal properties
4. Adherence of en- 1 to metal
5- Stresses in the enamel layer
6. Optical properties
7- Chemical stability
8. Electrical properties
PART Il. FABRICATING ENAMELS
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Ch. IV. Raw Materials
1. Materials supplying vitrifying oxides
2. Secondary materials
Ch. V. Composition of Rn Is
1. Ground enamels
2. Cover en Is for wet application (slip)
3. Cover enamels -for dry application (powder)
4. Boronless en ls
5. Special enamels for steel and cast iron
6. En 1s for aluminum, nonferrous metals and noble metals
Ch. TE. Manufacture of Enamels
1. Preparation of rocks
2. Calculating charge
3. Composition of the charge
4. Furnaces for smelting enamels
5. Firing
6. arinding
7. Storing slips
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8. Preparation of slip for application on articles
PART, III. ENAMELING OF STEEL
Ch. VII. Steel for rn ling
1. Concept of the structure and trans(formation of steel
2. Making steel for ena ling
3. Requirements of steel for en ling
4. Manufacture of sheet steel articles
Ch. VIIIo Cleaning Steel Articles for Enameling
1. Flatas cleaning
2. Chemical &" *Jeetrochodcal degreasing
3. Pick't.-In-;;a-nd-'-,heutriLlizing.
4. Treatment vith nickel sulfate solution
5. Drying-after neutralizing
6. Layout of pickling shops
7- Sandbl4sting
8. Firing in a reducing atmosphere
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9. Control of the metal preparation for eng ling
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Ch. IX. Application of Ena 1
1. Application of the slip by dipping or slushing
2. Application of the slip by spraying
3. Special methods of slip application
4. Utilization of enarpel refus
5. Drying enameled articles and the drying apparatus
6. Edging dishware
Ch. X. Firing Enamels
1. Firing ground enamel
2. Firing cover en 1
3. Furnaces for firing enameled articles
Ch. XI. Ornamentation of Enameled Articles
Ch. XII. Special Methods of Enameling
1. Steel apparatus
2. Steel structures
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Technology of En 1 and Enameling of Yletals
3. Signs
4. Special steels
5- Enameling witho,4t a ground coat
Ch. XIII. Defects of Ens, 1 Coating
1. Chipping
2. Cracks in enamel
3. Blisters and poree in en 1
4. Poor appearance of enameled articles
Ch. XIV- Quality Inspection of En led Articles
Ch. XV. Re-ena ling of Articles
PART IV. ENAMELING CAST IRON
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335
336
339
Ch. XVI. Cast Iron for R-A ling
1. Concept of cast iron structural formation
2. Effect of the chemical composition on the structure and
castability of cast iron
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345
345
351
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T~achnology of Enamel and Ena ling of Metals
3- Requirements of cast iron for enameling
4. Casting of cast-iron articles
5. Types of rejects in casting
Ch. XVII. En ling Cast Iron
1. Preparation for ena ling
2. Methods of e-ling
3. Defects of enamel coats
4. Be-en ling of articles
PART V. ENAMELING LIGHT METALS AND NONZ METALS
Ch. Vill. ling auminum
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354
357
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361
361
366
383
386
388
Ch. X131. Enwqsling Gold, SUNer, Copper,. ahd Their Alloys
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tekhn. nauk; GUTOROVA, L.L., st. nauchn. sotr.,-
LIT'VINOVA, Ye.I,t kaxA. tekhn. nauk-, LUCHINSKIY VJ..,
inzh.; MAZUREK, Yu.V., kand. tekhn. naa; i~ - Y--
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nauchn. sotr.
(Technology of enamels and the enameling of metals)
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Stroiizdat, 1965. 315 P- (MIRA 1895)

LUCHIN sm, v. V.
SOV/6060
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION
Vargin, V. V. , Professor. ed.
Emaliro vanlye metallichesklkh Welly (Enameling of Metal Articles), Moscow,
Maahglz, 1902. 546 p. Errata slip Inserted. 7500 copies printed,
Reviewer: A. S. Ragazin, Engineer; Ed. : M. V. Serebryakova, Engineer; Edo.
of Publishing House: 1. A. Borodulina, A. 1. Varko~etakaya, and T. L. Ley-
kina; Tech. Ed. : L. V. Shchetinina; Managing Ed. for Literature on Machin-
ery Manufacture (Leningrad Division, Mashgiz): Ye. P. Naumov, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is Intended for specialists in enameling. technical person-
nel of plants, and personnel of stientIfic research laboratories and institutes.
It can also be used by teachers and students of schools of higher education.
COVERAGE: The book provides a brief discussion on raw materials and proc-
esses for melting enamels, describes in detail furnaces for melting enamels,
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SOV16060
Enameling of Metal Articles
and offers some recommendations for selection an calculation of furnaces.
A special section (Ch. IV, sect. 81 on heat-resista t Floatings is included. A
flowsheet is given for centralized production of ena 61s. The properties and
preparation of slips are also comprehensively desc Ibed. 'Me production of
pew enameled products such'" pipelines, architect ir' I and building materials,
tera were written both
and aluminum articles Is described. Individual & a
by plant personnel and by technical personnel of sci!r~tfl`16 research institutes
and schools of higher ~eductioni. (See: Table of Con ~ehts. J No personalities
are mentioned. There are 638 references, mainly 5dviet, with many English
and some German.
TABLE OF CONTENTS [Abridged):
Foreword t.
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PART 1. ENAMELING TECHNOLOGY

Ch. 1. Raw Materials and Batch Preparation W. Ya. Senderovich) 51
Ch. II. Melting of Enamels W. A. Kuzyak, V. V. Vargin, and V. P.
,Vaulin) 3
2
Ch. M. Grinding of Enamels and Slip Preparation (L. D. Svirskiy.
Cand B. Z. Pevzner)
PART ff. THE TECHNOLOGY OF ENAMELING METAL ARTICLE~
Ch. IV. Enameling o Steel Articles (N. S. Smirnov, N. N. Zele 'n'skiy,
Ye. M. Oshtokov, B. Z. Pevzner, Ye. A. Antonova~~V. v-
u inakly . P. Vaulin, L. V. Purin, V. V. Vargin, M. M.
ara ac nskaya, A. A. Appen, and V. Ya. Lokshin) 162
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.,-LUGHITSKATA,-A.I. [translator]; TITOVA, N.A. (translator]; TAKOVFJMO.
red.; KHARIKOVSKATA, L.K., tekhn.red.
[Stratigraphic handbook: Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand,
Malaya] Stratigrafichaskii spravochnik: V'stnam, Laos.
Kambodzha, Tailand, Halaia. Moskva. Izd-vo inostr.lit-ry,
10/60. 256 p. Translated from the English and the French.
(MIRA 13:10)
1. International Geological Congress. 20th, Mexico.
(Asia, Southeastern--Geology, Stratigraphic)

LUCHITSKAU, A.I. [translator]; TAKOVEBKO, M.Te.. red.; MURIKOVSKATA,
re d.
[Handbook of the stratigraphy of India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan,
Burma, and cayloni Stratigrafichaskii spravochniks Indiia.
Pakistan, Nepal, Butan, Birma, TSeilon. Moskva, Izd-vo inostr.
lit-ry, ig6o..- 491 p. (MIRA 13:11)
1. International Geological Congress. 20th, Mexico, 1936*
(Asia--Geology, Stratigraphic)

kLTUKHOV, Ye.N.; LUCHITSKAYA, k.I.
Cambrian conglomerates jh the upper reaches of the Shurmak and
Naryn Rivers (Sangilen Highlan, southeastern Tuva). Dokl. All
SSSR 146 no.2:422425 S 162. (KERA 15:9)
1. Institut mineralogii, geokhimii i kristallokhimii redkikh
elementov AN S3SR. Predstavleno akademikom D.I. Shcherbakovym*
(Tuva. Autonomous Province-Geology, Stratigrqhic)

LUCHITSKAYAY A. I.
Hybridization phenomena of Upper Riphean granitoids in the
Eastern Sayan Mountains. AN SSSR Ser geo.-,
My 164. (MIhA
1. Institut mina-ra logii, geokbimii i kristallokhimii redkikh
elementovlAi SSSR, Moskva.

LUCHITSKAYA, A.I.,--
-,~-w ------ I
Characteristics of the distribution of rare elements in Upper
rdphean granitoids in the eastern part of the Eastern Syan
Mountains, Dokl. AN SSSR 155 no.1:108-111 Mr 164. (YJRA 17:4)
L Institut; mineralogii, geokhimii i kristallokhimil redkikh
olemontov. Prodstavlano akademikom D.I.Shchorbakovym.

T. V.
l,'br., Inst.. Geological Sci., Dept. Yineral Resolirces, Yamkl~ Acac!. Sci.
6--olo!ry. Mr., Chair Pntroqrap~.y, Foscow State Univ., -19-19- Y~br., ch-air
Petropaphy, Moscow State Univ., -1947-.
"The Granite Intrusions of the Valkhan Ridpe,"
So: Vest. Moskov. U., No. 4, 1947.
"The Structural Di3integration of the TransIviWal.11
30! Iz. Ak. Nauk SSSR, Ser. Geol., 2, 1",4P.
"The Growth-an~ Structural Condition of The Mexozoic, Granite Intrusions -f
the Upper Amur and the Stanovyy Ridr~e,"
SO: Dok. AN, 65, No. 2, 191,0.

LUC*,-,I-ISKIY, I. V. 'A-67T43
Mar/Apr 1948
Tectonics
"Structural Disintegration of the Transbaylmlf M.S.
Nagibini, LV. Imhltsklyi 7 PP
WIZ Ak Nauk SSW, Ser Geolog" No 2
Bases system of structural d1eintegratim of the Trans
bsykal on results of geologic surveys of the past ten
yaws.
67T43

KOSYGIN, Yu.A.; WCHITSKIT, I.T.; ROZAITOV, Yu.A.
. ~
e- "I,
Experiments on gypsum deformations and its geological significance.
Biul. MOIP. Otd. geolo 24 no,,2:3-19 149. (MIM 11:5)
(Gypsum)
I ~ .-:. - - 1--.- -

~~ogy Books 86 '50
"Rev%eva of B. A- Ivanov's Book) 'Coal-Bearing and
Other Mesozoic C;ntinental Deposits of the Transbay,
kal (Vol-ks of the East Siberian Geological Adminis-
tration.Nol XXXII, Irkutsk, 1949),'", V. A. Obruchey;
I~ V.Luchitskiy
"Iz Ak.Nauk SSSR, Ser Gtoloe , No 5,w 155-157;
157-16o
of-Uguk. and commends
it as first to give detailed,' composite description
of codl-bearing Mesozoic strata of Transbaykal. Sac-
criticizes Ivanoy for presenting
only. 4s personal ideas and using factual data out of
2. USSH (600)
4. Sok-Sheshmin Uplifts Geology, Structural
168r46
7. Structure of the foundation of the Russian Dlateau in the region of the Sok-Shes lin
JL_
u
o ifts in the Trans-Volga aroa. Dokl. AN S', 6
1 33R 88, No. 1 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, "fay -1953. Unclassified.

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LUCHITSKIY. 1.V.
,
Relation of the Devonian vol-,anogenic series of the Minusinsk
intermontane downwarping to the basement rocks. Izv. vost. fil.
AN SSSR no.9:24-33 157. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Zapadno-Sibirskiy filial AN SSSR.
(14iUU.Binak region--Geology. Structural)

Aji'L'ci ATL f 7-S 17- 3" vi,
AUTHOR: Luchitskiy, I.V.
11-10-10/23
TITLE: Young Basalts of the Minusinsk Intermountain Depression
(0 molodykh basal'takh Minusinskogo mezhgornogo progibal'
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Geologicheakaya, 1957,
ff 10, P 94-97 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Young postoarboniferous basalta of the Minusinsk depression
have been known for some time. In the majority of cases these
basalts form dikes and tube-like bodies or necks, and occur
very seldom in seams. They are mainly found among Upper De-
vonian red-colored deposits, but separate dikes protrude also
into lower carboniferous deposits. Dikes of basalt have not
been discovered in Jurassic sediments. Thus the age of young
basalts can be determined by the time interval between the
Upper Permian and Triassic periods. The dimensions of dikes
vary between tens to hundreds of m at small widths, in rare in-
stances the widths range between 10-15 m. The petrographic
composition of young basalts is comparatively uniform and much
like typical plateau basalts. The main distinguishing proper-
ties are the degree of secondary or crystalline changes and
not deviations of the mineral composition. The author, pub-
Card 1/2 lished the mineral composition of basalts from different regions.

Young Basalts of the Minusinsk Intermountain Depression 11-10-10/23
The process of transfer of clastic material from deep layers -
which is connected with basalt intrusions - is supplemented by
a medium of fine fragments of peridotites, consisting of idic-
morphic grains of greenish olivine and diallage or augite.
Young basalts are distributed irregularly in the Minusinsk de-
ression. All known deposits are found in the Chulymo-Yenisey
so called north Minusinak) depression, where necks and
M
dikes of young basalts surround the Koplyevskaya anticlinal
elevation in the shape of a crescent.
There are 1 table, and 6 references, all Slavic (Russian).
ASSOCIATION; Mining-Geological Institute of the West Siberian Branch of the
Academy of Sciences USSR, Novosibirsk (Gorno-geologicheskiy
in8titut Zapadno-Sibirskogo filials. AN SSSR, g. Novosibirsk)
SUBMITTEDi 22 April 1957
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
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LUMITSKIYj 1. V.
FAVLOVSKIY, Te.Y.; WCHI-T.SKIY,-- I.Y.
I IMMMIUMM
"Geological 6ictionarr. * volumes 1, 2. Reviewed by E.Y.Pavlovskii,
, I I Mae kii. Izv.AU SSSR.Ser.geol. 22 no-3:96-98 Mr '57.
. 0 . 4to (MMA 10:5)
(Geology-Dictionuries)

LUCRITSKIY, I.V.
Structure of the Minusinsk intermontane depression. Biul. MOIP
otd. gool. 32 no.2:65-75 Mr-AP '57. WIRA 11:3)
(Ifinusinak Basin--Geology)

AUTHOR:
i
TITLE.
Luchitskiy, I.V.
20.2-35/5'0
On the Devonian Volcanogenic Red Bed Formation of the Min-
usinsk. Intermountain Downwarping (0 devonskoy vulkanogenno-
krasnotsvetnoy formatsii Mlnusinskogo mezhgornof,,o progiba)
PERIODICAL: Doklady AN 33SR, 1957, Vol- 116, Ur 2, pp. 287 - 289 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This formation contains a series of lower Devonian- and Eifel
deposits. They are reating upon a lower palaeocoic folded
fundament with a crass angular discordance. This series of
deposits is to be called Koplyevskaya. It has a complicated
structure. In its more complete cross sections a two-phase
development of the volcanic activity can be found. A series
of volcanogenic-red accumulations resulted. The first phase
is characterized by a system of shells ("pokrovy") and layers
of Labrador-porphyrites, trachy-andesites, and partly by pla-
.-ioporphyries. The second phase consists mainly of basalts
and diabas porphyrites. The total development of the volca-
nic activity proves a displacement of the differenciates of
thebasaltio magma by not differenciated products of their
Card 1/4 crystallization. However, in a more favorable structural po-

20-2-35/50, -
On the Devonian Volcanogenic Red Bed Formation of the Minus sk T ta
Downwarping in ntermou[L in
sition plagioporphyries, teschenites, teralite~syenites, and
other basic rocks and rocks which are associated with ftm
are formed occasionally which occur mostly as stocks, partly,
however, as layers. Between the two phases of volcanic acti-
vity there was an intermission period of longer or shorter
duration. In the course of the latter lagoonary-marine, terri-
geneous-red, and carbonaceous deposits are accumulated. The
latter and the older formations of the first phase are of
lower Devonian age. The second phase contains the time inter-
val corresponding to the Eifel age. The cr-,oss sections of
the voleanogenic-red formation show a facial variability of
tyro types. Firstly the terrigenous-red or'carbonaceous depo-
sits replace the volcanogenic formations produced at different
times. Sx=dly certain alterations of the composition of these
latter occur in the tectonically different portions of the
t1inussinian intermountain downwarping. In consequence ofthis
a greater Ale of the acid terms of the differentiation series
represented by the plagioporphyries, can be found in the direc-
tion of the elevations. Conglomerate packets at the basis
and within the cross section prove relatively elevated places
Card 2/4 from which the material of the lower palaeocoic fold funda-
~99~-55/50
On the Devonian Volcanogenic Red Bed Formations of the h1inuslask Intermountain
Downwarping
ment was corroded. Also greater mountain massifs with a re-
lief in the scaming of the downwarping are bound to have exi8t-
ed. Thus total contours of a single through-bond zone indi-
cate the lower Devonian age. Since basalts, diabas-porphyrites,
and various differentiation products of the basaltic magma
predominate to a great extent, a direct comparing to the
porphyry-formations of the Ural-Tyan,-Shanl-geosynclinal re-
gions is excluded. Most similar to the formation in question
are analogous formations of Devonian in the Ukrainian syne-
clysis, as well as partly to the Turgay through-bond, further-
more the formation of Kyuinou and partly of Newark in North-
America. It would be expedient to treat the question of an
elimination of the basalt formation beside the porphyry for-
mation. The first is characteristic of the formation period
of plate structures. The mentioned through-bend is to be
counted to those inner through-bends of the Epicaledonian
Plateau of which it is characteristic that the formation of
the deposits forming the through-bend occurs at the cost of
the mate3ful from the seaming elevations. From this standpoint
Card 3/4 certain analogies with the synclinals can be derived. There

20-2-35/50
On the Devonian Volcanogenic Red Bed Formations of the Ydnusinsk lat,6rmomtain
fownwarping
are 11 references, 10 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION% West Siberian Branch AN USSR
(Zapadno-Sibirskiy filial Akademii nauk SSSR)
PRESENTED: April 23, 1957, by N.S. Shatskiy, Academician
SUBMITTED: April 20, 1957
AVAILABLE; Library of Congress
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TWORITUNp 1pri Vjpdim4rqyjqh; KU=OQVj Yu.A., otv.red.1 KOPATEVICH#
"d,iz&v8j PRUWOVA, T.A., takhn,re4.
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stunk Intormountaluous trough] Vulkanism i tektonilca devonakikh
vpadin Xinuainokogo mexhgornogo progiba, Hookva, lzd-vo Akad.
nauk WOR, 1960. 275 p. (MIRA 13:3)
1. Chlen-korre apondent AN SM (for Xuznateov).
(Minusluck

KOSYGIN, Tu.A.; lUCHITSKIY, Iev.
Principles for delineating old platforms and the position of mar-
ginal uplifts in the Siberian Platform. Geol. i geofis. no.1:52-57
16o. NIRL 13:9)
1. Inatitut geologii i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.
(Siberian Platform--Geolog5r, Structural)

KOSYGINj, YU.A.; LUCHITSKIY, I.V.
T - - -
Bo=dary stractLwes of =cient platforms. Geol.i geof:Lz. no.10:42-
49 161, (KM 14:22)
1. Tustitut geologii i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdoleniya AN SSSRI
Novosibirsk. -
(Geology, Structural)

LUCHITSKIY I V.; BELITSKIY, I.A.; GROMIN, V.I.
Deformation of models of stratified rocks. DAL AN SSSR 144
no-5:1126-1128 Je 162. (KIRA 15:06)
1. Institut geologii i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdoleniya AN SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom A.A.Trofimukom.
(Geological modeling)

SHOKHINA, 0 1.; LUCHITSKIY I V., doktor geol.-min.nauk, otw..red.; SHALINA,
4:-
V:s, ;e )M V ~,.F., tekhn.red.
L
[Alks.li rocks of the Bulan-kull massif (Krasnoyarsk Territory)]
Shchelochnye porody Bulan-Kullskogo massive. (Krasnoiarskii krai).
Novosibirsk, Izd-vo Sib. otd. AN SSSR. 1961. 68 p. (Akademiia
nauk SSSR. Sibirskoe otdelenie. Institut geologii i geofiaiki.
Trudy, no.10). (MIRA 15ill)
1. Zaveduyuohohiy Krasnoyarskoy komplakenoy laboratoriyey instituta
geologii i gooflaiki Bibirskogo otdoledya AN SSSR (for Luchitakiy)#
(Bulan-kull Lake region-Rocks, Igneous)

LUCHITSKIY I'V':
Significance of the alkaline mdulus for the s7ste-matization of
igneous rocks. Trudy VSGI Ser.goel. no*5:62-69 162. (143RA.15--9)
1. Krasnoyarskaya kompleksnaya laboratoriya Instituta geologii
i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.
(Rocks, Igneous-Analysis)

.LUCHITSM -I.V., red.; BOGOLEPOV, K.V., red.; KOSYGIN, Yu.A.,
red.; MUSATOV, D.I., red.; SHLYKOVA, O.P.., red.; YUNOV,
A.Yu., red.; BUSHUYEVA, V.M.,, red.; VYALYKH, V.I.,
tekhn. red4
[Tectonics of Siberia) Tektonika Sibiri. Novosibirsk.
Vol.2. (Tectonics of Krasnoyarsk Territory] Tektonika
Krasnoiarskogo kraia. 1963. 385 P. (MIRA 17.4)
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LUCHITSKIYI I.V.; KRYLENKO, L.I.
Alkali modulus in ultrabasic rocks. Dokl. AN SSSR 149 no-4:
945-947 Ap 163. (MIRA 16:3)
1. Institut geologii i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.
Fredstavlenotip~iid~mikom V.S.Sobolevym.
(Rocks, Igneous)

VOLOKHOV, I.M.; DOVGALI, V.N.; KOSYGIN, Yu.A.; KUZNETSOV, V.A.;
-L.UCHITSKIYV I.V.; POSPELOV, G.L.; POLYAKOV, G.V.; PINUS, G.V.;
SOBOU71, V.S.; TROFIMM, A.A.; SHAKHCYV, F.N.
Professor IUrii Alekseevich Kuznetsov, Correspondin.r Member of.the
Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.; on his 60th birthday. Geol.
i geofiz. no.4::135-140 163. (MIRA 16:10)

KUZII,ETSCJV, Yu.A.; LUCHMAI-Y, 1.V., red.
(Main types of igneous rock formations] Glavnye tipy --ag-
maticheskikh formatsii. 114oskva, Izd-vo "Nedra," r-)64. 386 p.
OURA 17:7)

LUCHITSKIYI, I.V.
Basic problems of paleavolcanology and volcanic formation3. Trudy
Lab, paleovulk. Kazakh. goa. un. no.2:5-12 163.
(MIRA 17111)
1. Institut geologii i geofiziki Sibirokogo otdaleniya AN SSSR.

LUCHITSKTY, I.V.
, r. .
Types of the formation of alkali rocks in Siberia. Trudy inst. geol.
i geofiz. Sib. otd. AN SSSR no.33:165-183 163. (MIRA 17-.11)

LAPIN, Boria Nikolayevich; LUCHITSKIY, 1. V, p_ otv. red. j
I-UMUNA,, T.Yu. 0 red.
[Atlas of the structures of Devonian volcanic rocks in
the Gorwjy Altai) Atlae struktur dovonukikh vulkano-
genrWkh porod Oomogo Altaia, Moskyap Naukap 2965. 125 p,
()GRA 18-.11)

IAJGHITSKIY, M.G.
Device for pre-oiring cable sunpendero. Avtom., telem.i sviaz' 4
no.4:31P-35 AD '60. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Brigldir dorozhnykh elektrotekhniche9kikh wsterskikh L'vovsi-ov
dorogi.
(Electric lines)
0ailroads-Goinumnication systems)

LUCHITSKIY, M.G., master
Template for marking-out holes for pins. Avton.Oeler.. i sviaz'
5 no.11:39 N 161. (X'IRA 14:11)
1. Elektrotekbnicheskiye masterskiye LIvovskoy dorogi.
(Railroads--Repair sh)ps)

VAYTISHTEYN, B.S., kand. ekon. nauk; IMKINA, K.B.; MUITS, M.G.;
S.M.; KIYEVSKIY, V.G., kand. ekon. nauk;
VD4ER, S.A.-; BIUIAURISHVM, 4J.; . GURE-EVICH, M.S.;
ZIYEYEV, B.V., kand. tekhn. nauk; RUBIHOVj.N-.Z.;
SARYCIEV, V.S.) kand. tekhn. nauk; APARIN, I.L.;
KRINITSKAYA, M.Ye.; DZIKOVSKIY, G.I.; TPLITSER, R.Ya.;
GOLIDENBERG, I.L., ISAKOVSKIY, I.G.; D124IDOU, S.N.2
(Economic efficiency of capital
introduction of now equipment in
skaia effektivnost' kapitallnykh
novoi tekhniki v stroitel'stve.
235 P.
investments and the
construction] Ekonomiche-
vlozhenii i vnedreniia
Moskva, Stroiizdats 1965.
(MIRA 18:8)
1. Moscow. Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut, ekonomiki
stroitellstva. 2. Rukovoditell sektors. ekonomicheskay
effektivnosti novoy tekhniki Nauchno-issledovatellskogo
instituta ekonomiki stroitel'stva, VIoskva (for Kiyevskly).
3. Sektor ekonomicheskoy effektivnosti novoy tekhniki
Nauchno-issledovatel'skogo instituta ekonomiki stroltell-
stva, Moskva (for all Wgpt Demidova).4. Nauchno-issledo-
vatel'skiy institut ekoiibmiki stroi~ellstva, Moskva (for
Demidova).

LUGHTToKII. 1. V. ; GRCii"F. H,
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The petrographic provinces of the U.S.S.--R. Leningrad. Obffedinenno* nauchno-tekhnichskoe
izd-vo INKTPSSSR. Glavnaia red. geologorazvedochnoi i geodezicheskol lit., 1936.
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LUCHITSK4, Vladimir Ivanovich, 1877-
Petrography; h textbook. 6. perer. izd. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo geol. lit-ry, 1947-0 .
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Alkali melasamsfiam In the reffiloct of the UkraLaim mss-
sive. %'-_L_LuchU&kU. DOkkJ Akad. Wask S.S.S.R.
55. 49-MT1947); Ckm. Ztxtr. (Ulan Zone Ed.) 1949,
1, 478-ne work of r=ut years has shown that alkali
inelasomAtisal is of common occurrence In the region of the
Ukritinian massive. Rocks with alkali preponderancy are,
also found at Weral other plam In the U.S.&R., Ituch a4
the art-A of the magnetic anomaly of Kursk, Bast Tr4u%-
lkjikafi~i. Karelia. and the Kol In 1A III blotitc.
"I
horablemic-SrAnites and -diorit. 2pi'Vi'l t ;). %hich
are 4ittuilicantly youn;rr than th matites:L~Ampbitx~
'Iles through which they erupte . pq"nometla of intensive
alkali (No) metasommism are observred. whereby Cat) in
plaxioclases and KrO in K feldspm have been replaced rx-
irn4ivrly by Nart). Furthermore the Na tnetasonut61n
le-I to the formation of aegirine from 26fl-Ca-pyrozenes. to
the transformation of ordinary hornblende Into alkili
-hornblende (arivedsonite, hastingsite. riebtckite. and Im
frequentlycroilite). In f0vaites KJO was almost romplet ell
rridaml by NdoO. whereby some rare element% (Zr. Cc.
La. fly , etc.) were concd. The alkalic rocks are at the
vrv~vqf time of general interest for their fortnAtion is ff~
quently connected with a couen. of valuable elements such
as Cc. La. Nb. Ta, and locally also of Th. V, R.I. and
others. F. It'. Iloillts'"In