SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LUNIN, B.V. - LUNKIEWICZ, J.

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~j NABIYEVj R*X., ot7, red.; LyUlMSKOAt R*Kho.
LUNIN,p._ B.Y , red.
-kR"MA,, Kh.U. , tekha. red.
(Scientific societies of Tarkest;m and their progressive work;
end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century] Nauchrqe
obshchestva Turkestana i ikh progressivnaia daiat-ellnost'.
Konets XIX - nachalo XX v. Tashkent, Izd-vo Akad. nauk Uzbekskoi
SSR, 1962. 341 P. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii nauk Uzbekskoy SSR (for liabiyev).
(Turkestan-Scientific societies)

T Ul I I I -, 11 11 uld.istoriche,.,~Iklh nauk (Tashkent)
" . ~ . . . I 1-1~&
Doctors 6(,ciety In the trqns-Caspian region. Zdrav.hu-k. 6
no.2t4O-45 ',ir-A 6~,. (,ATFA 15-.11)
p
(CASPIAN SEA REGION-MEDICAL SOCIETIFS)

1. VININ, D. A. and OSETOV, 1. A.
2. USSR (600)
0 Textile Machinery
7- Shortcomings of a good book ("Working principles, installation, repair and adjust-
, ment of machinery in the flax-opinning industry." Ox. A. Sobolev, Reviewed by D. A.
Lunin, I. A. Osetov). Tekst.prom. 12 no. 11, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Fpbruqry -1953, Unclassified.

ANDRIANOVj G. Ya.; VOZ?!ESE"TSKIY, V. A.; KAIIISHAN, A. "I.; YOMETSIAW71, L. A.;
KIMMICHEVA, V. A.; LUNIN, G. L.; SEMEMV, V. N.; JMAL-77E"r, Ir. 1.
".4tudy of the Physical Properties of the Core of the Voronezh Atomic Po-.-ter
station Using Critical Assemblies."
Report presented at the IAEA Sy,,~posium on Unonential and Critical Expnriments,
Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2-6 sap 63.

KOMISSAROV, L. V.; LUNIN, G. L.; NOVIKOV, A. N.; SIDORENKO, V, A.; SIDORENKO, V. D.
"Physical Studies of Novo-Voronezh Atomic Power Station."
report submitted for 3rd Intl Conf on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, Geneva,
31 Aug-9 Sep 64.

LMUNY G.S., inzh., SMIRNOV., A.M., inzh.
,.xproving the utilization of machinery is the most important
corylition for increasing the level of mechanization of con-
struction, Mekh, stroi. 19 no.8:7-8 Ag 162. (KaA 16:7)
(Construction equipment)

LIVSHITS, L.S.. kandidat takhnicheakikh nauk; SAVVINA, K*M., kandidat takhni-
chaskikh na-ak; 'BAKHRA'r , L.P., inzhaner; LUNIN, I.I., inzhener
assistanae'df weld joints In 20 and 30 KhM& stools. 3var. proizv.
no.12:14-16 1) '56. (KM& 10::9)
1. Vsoaoyuznyy uauchuo-issledov%tel1vkiy inatitat -3troynefV,.TS;U_
trallnyy nauchno-iseledovateltakiy inatitut takhnologii I mehino-
stroyoniya.
(Steel--Welding)
(Blectric welding--Testing)

GOIZVKIN, Rostislpv Vladimirovich; LUNIN Igor' V acheslavovich;
HYMOV, VA.'.. red.; 0 N~~. ~..red. Fffzd-~va; ~'V,
A.I., tekhn. red.
(Radiofrequency welding of straight-seam tubes] Radio-
chastotnaia svarka priamoshovnykh trub. Moskva, Gos.
nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tovetnoi metal-
lur 11.. 1961. 74 p. (MIRA 15:1)
?E,lectric welding) (Tubes-Welding)

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AUTHORS: Lunin, I.V.;- Golovkin, R.V.
TITLE: Radio-frequency resistance welding of tubes
PERIODICAL: Refera-"-.ivnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiy~., no. 4, 1962, 38, abstract IIE204
(Sb. "Prom. primeneniye tokov vysokoy chastoty v elektrotermii", M.
- L., Mashgiz, 1961, 85 - 90)
TEXT; NIITVCh im. V.P. Vologdin is developing in conjunction with the Mos-
kovskiy trubn,7v zavod (Moscow Tube Plant) the technology and equipment for making
tubes from stainless and carbon steels by h-f resistance welding. The use of cur,
rent in the radio-frequency band makes it possible to achieve a greater concen-
tration of energy than in exisitng pipe-welding methods. Radio-frequency resist-
ance welding of carbon steel pipes makes a fusion process possible. Due to the
small volume of molten and heated metal the amount of burr is small. By this
method tubes from stainless steels and alloys may be welded at speed8 many times
greater than those possible with existing methods, and a weld Vdiose anticorrosion
and mechanical properties diTer little from those of the ba._T,:~ metal may be ob-
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Radio-frequency resistance welding of tubes A154/A1OI
tained immediately after the welding.
V. Klyuchnikova
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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, Yvi.Ye., inzh.; LAKERNIK, R.M., inzh.; KAZAKOV, A.R.i inzh.;
UJIUNp I.V., -
- ~-, -, _-, _,~nzh.
Characteristics of radio-frequency welding of the alumbim
covering of cables. Svar. proizv. no.8:20-22 Ag 163.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Zavod "Moskabel"I (for Lakernik). 2. Nauchno-isaledovatell-
skiy institut tokov vyookoy chastoty (for Lunin).

LUNIN. K.D.
Use of 4 new wage system in maint4jance departmentse Vest,
eviazi 22 no.12:28-29 D 162. . (KRA 16: 1)
1, Starshiy inzh. Otdela truda i zarabotnoy platy Miniaterstva
avyazi SSSR.
(Telecomunication-Employees)

LUNIN, K.D.--,-.
Problems of wages and bonus payments of telecommunication workers.
Vest. sviazi 23 no.1000-31 0 163. (KRA 1.6:12)
1. Starshiy inzh. Otdela truda I zarabotnoy platy Ministerstva
svyazi SSSR.

LUNINP KID.
Problems of wages and bonus payments of communication workers,
Vest. sviazi 24 no.801-32 Ag 164. (IMIRA 17410)
1. Starshiy inzhener-ekonomist Otdela truda i zarabotnoy platy
14dnisterstva svyazi SSSR.

LUNIN, K.D.
Ccnsultatiens on wage problems of te-lecormiun' ication Worker-s.
Vest. sviazi 25 no.1:30-31 Ja 165. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Starshiv inzh. Otdela truda 4. zaralbotriuy platy Minister-
af.va avyasi.SSSR.

, I
I e -
t &N IN ) - 1.)
LUNIN, L.B., inzhener.
Reustiring the facades of buildings locited on the principal thorough-
fares of the capital. Gor.khon.)4ook. 31 n0-7:19-24 JI 157.
(MLRA 10:9) ~
(Moscow--Building-Repair and re.construction)

LUNIN, L.B.
Production centers for conducting major re-naire of amartmeent
houses In Moscow. Gor..khos. Hoek. 34 no.9.'25-28 S ~O.
(MIRt 11.9)
1. Rachallnik orovaktno-t::-tsrruKrurb~-go byuro Ulorarlaniva
ka,pitallnogo remonta zhilykh domov Mosgorisioolkoma.
(Moscow-koartment houses-Raintenance and repair)

NIKOLAYLV, Lev Aleksandravich; TULUPOV, Vladimir Alekqeyevich;
Prinimal uchastiye LUVIE, M.A., dote.; ALAVERDOV, Ya.G.,
red.; STTJKOIqill:, 1T
#.D., red.
[Fbysical chemi.stry] Fizicheskaia khimiia. 1-4oskva., Vys-
sbaia shkola, 1964. "0 p. (MIRA 17:9)

tIJMj,.,M.T.
Phosphates
Effect of manute-phosphate compost on yield, pf. agricultural crops. Sav. ag~on. 10 NO.4 Jjf&X
63-63, April, 1152
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, July 1942 Unclassified.

& WKAIIKIN. V.
,ARUO,.~
What hinders engineers of heavy freight trains. Sots.trud no.l:
72-75 Ja 156. (Railroads--Preight) (WaA 9:7)

-LUNINp N.M., gornyy inzh.
Influence of losses and depletion of ores on the econonica-Uy
acceptable overburden ratio& Gor& zhurs noo7:16-26 J1 164.
(I-11FOI 17:10)
1. Y-azhnyy gorno-motallurgicheskiy kombinat im. Frunze, lUrgiz, SSR.

L u N i rA,- W T-
Z~, -
SIUTAW,!" V. F.; ZEUKOVICH, V. P.; BONDAREn, G. A.; Lbl,'B, N. T.
Swine - Diseases
Evaluating the efficacy of vaccines against swine erysipelas. Veterlriarl~. 29 No. 7, 1952.
Mont-- List ofitussian Accesstons, Library of Congressl October - 1952. UNCLASSIFI-10.

ZEMVICH, V.P., veterinarnyy vrach; LUNIN, N.T., veterinarny7 vrach.
Retained placenta in cows and methods of its removal. Yeterinariia
32 n9.11:74 N 155. (MaA 8: 1z)
(V INARY OBSTETRICS) (PLACF41U--DISEASES) (COWS--DISEASES)

ATIMYSTA. A.T., doktor tekhn.nauk,- AT-WHIN, S.P., inzh.: ALTUNDZHI, K.S.,
inzh.; 33RONSMYN, I.I., kand.khim.nouk; MSWM, Me;
GRIGORITET, F.B., inzh.; TA, T,T., inzh.; MUKHA, K'M"
kand.tekhn.nauk; KOZLOT, S.A., inzh.; KCLESNIKOYA, T.K., inzh.;
KOCHHTKOT, I.A., insh.; LUNIM10* Lf kand.takhn.nauk; MANKINA, T.A.,
inzh.; MMMTAKOV, K.N., inih.4 MOLTANITSKIT, M.Ye., inzh.; TYIMIN,
A.I., kand.tekhn,nauk; TSTBULIkIT, A.A., inzh.; CHMOIYANNIK. A.Ta.,
inzhj; SHKLOTSKAYA, A.Te., inzh.; =I, G.K., inzh., retsenzent;
KARMUNIN, G.A., kand.tekhn.nauk, retaenzent-, GUSAKOT, A.I., red.1
MARMOT 11 M.I., kahd;tekhn.nauIc, red.; IWaLOYA. G.I.,.red.; XISINA,
Te.1.0 tekhn.fed.
[Confectioner's mamiall Spravochnik konditeraf Pad obahchei red. M.I.
Hartynovs. Hoskva, Pishchapromizdat. Pt.2.[Technological equipment of
t
I industry
he confectionery , .1 Tekhnologichaskoe oborudovanie konditersko-
go proizvodatva. 1960. 6% p. (mm 14:3)
(Confectionery-3quipment and supplies)

LUNixg_pUg_qt4Lotlyqy~ohLkandot,oklm,naukI SMOIZANITSMp Hoisay
lefimoviahe inabes GUSAWTP A*Iop insh,p retoenzentl
KRUOWVA,, 0,1,t redel KISINAp Ta*I*# tekbn.red,
[Conti=ous pro(luction lime for confectioneries] Potocbwe
linii proisvodetva konditerokikh isdolii, Hosbag Fishchaprom-
izdatq 1961. 160 (MIRA Us6)
(Cp
onfectionery)

DEMEZYUK, Eduard Sillvestrovich; YEMBLOYANOV, Nikulay Alekseyevich;
KHOLDEYEV, P.I., inzb., retsenzent; YEFIMOV, S.X-, prep.,,
retBenzent; MINAYEV; B.I., prep.,
kand. tekhn. nauk,, spets. red.; KRUGLOVA, G.I., red.;
SOKOLOVA, I.A., tekhn. red.
(Heat engineering equipmeni for enterprises of the bakery
and confectionery industry) Te~lotekbnicheskoe oborudova-
nie predpriiatii khlebopekarnoi i. konditerskoi promyshlen-
nosti. Moskva, Pishchepromizdat, 1963. 341 p.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Moskovskiy mekhatiko-tekhnologichaskiy tekhnikum pi-
shchevoy promyshlennosti (for Yefimov, Minayev).

LUMN, Oleg Grjig2or~ygich; ClIMN01VANNIK, Aleksoy Yakovlevich;
TNT-, G.14., Inz., retsenzent; SADIDALOV, G.N., prepoda-
vatell, retsenzent; KRUGLOVA, G.I., red.; KISDIA, Ye.l.,
toldin. red.
[Equipment of confectionary enterprises] Oborudovanie pred-
priiatii konditerskoi promyshlennosti. Moskvay Pishche-
promizdatp IS,63- 450 p. (MIRA 17:1)
1. LeningradEkiy tekhnikulr pishchevoy promyshlennosti (for
Sandalov).

014.03 P. I I
(Trend of the development of the theory of marine deposits]
K voprovy o napravlenii ra.-vittia ucheniia o rorskikh osad-
kakh. 1.',oskva,. Izd--vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1954. 97 p.
WIRA 15:8)
(Submarine geology)

---LUN:~ ~,V ~shina sverkharochnoy sluzhbyp sekretbr partiynoy
organizataii roty
Commmists on the right flank, Starsh.-serzh. no.4s? Ap 162.
(MRA 15%4)
(Parachute troop*)

LEONOV, Z.I.; JLN~~, ~V-J.; MON, M-EED, V.A.; VIlj'OGUXOV, V.I., red.;
TSIFERSONY A.A., red.; CHICHROV, N.V., red.; AlITSELOVICH,
K.I., tekhn. red.
(Specialized transportation of commercial goods] Spetsiali-
zirovanrWe perevozki torgovykh gruzov. Moskva, Gostorgizdat,
1963. "1 P. (MIRA 17:1)
(Transportation, Automotive)

W91M, T.N., insh.; LITVINENKO, V.N., inzh.
Kodified servicirw of steam locomotives by, locomotive crews.
4el.dor.,transp. ~l no.6:73-74 Je '59- (MIRA 12--9)
1.,16ch,altnik parovozno,go depo Ufaley Yuzhuo-Urallskoy dorogi
(for Lunin).
(Locomotives)

14(5) SOV/172-11-5-9/9
A'UT)IOR31 Luning V.V,l Oganeayanj V.Kh.
TITLE: On the Remarks of R.A. Arakelyan and G.O. Pidzhyan Concerning
the Works of E.G. Malkhasyan, Yu.A. Leyye, and S.S. Vanyushin
(Po povodu zamechaniy R.A. Arakelyana i G.O. Pidzhyana k rabo-
tam E.G. Malkhasyana, Yu.A. Leyye i S.S. Vanyushina)
PERIODICALt Izvestlya Akademii nauk Armyanskoy SSR, Seriya geologicheskikh i
geograficheskikh nauk, 1958, Vol 11, Nr 5, pp 67-68 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors state that the remarks of R.A. Arakelyan and G.O.
Pidzhyan, published in the Izvestiya of the Armenian AS and
concerning the works of E.G. Malkhasyanq Yu.A. Leyye and S.S.
Vanyushin pertaining to the Kafan Ore Field - are evidently
written with a purpoae, directed personally against the three
geologists, who with their prospecting investigations and petro-
graphic studies of the Kafan region have rendered valuable
services to the ore mining establishment. The authors are in
favor of the appointment of a committee composed of competent
specialists, who in cooperation with the Academicians of the
Armenian AS, S.S. Mkrtchyanp I.G. Magaklyan and Professor V.N.
Kotlyar, are to investigate the controversial points of the two
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SOV/172-11-5-9/9
On the Remarks of R.A. Arakelyan and G.O. Pidzhyan Concerning the Works of
E.G. Malkhasyan, Yu.A. Leyye, and S.S. Vanyushin
ASSOCIATION: NTO Zangrudoupravleniye (Scientific Technical Society of the
Zangezury Ore Administration, City of Kafan)
SUBMITTED: September 10, 1958
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AUTHORS: Dushkin, P. K., Lomonosov, Ye. G., Lunin, Yu. N.
TITLE: Experience Made With the Numerical Forecast of Humidity,
Cloudiness, and Precipitations With the Aid of a Computer
PERIODICAL: Meteorologiya i gidrologiya, 1960, No. 12, PP. 3 - 10
TEXT: The present paper describes the first experience made with the
forecasting of cloudiness and precipitations on the basis of predetermina-
tions of prensure fields, vertical currents, and humidity. Pressure was
forecast by a numerical scheme with three levels set up according to the
solution found by N. I. Buleyev and G. I. Marchuk (Ref-1), The equati
for the heat supply are used in adiabatic approximation to calculate
orientated vertical currents T. The method of forecasting is explained in
Ref-3- In humidity forecasts, the vertical currents must be interpolated
for the 850, 700, and 500 mb levels by means of the interpolation poly-
nomial of the 4th order. When determining the polynomial coefficients,
the boundary conditions for T at sea-level altitude and on the upper at-
mospheric boundary are used additionally. When calculating the dew-point
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deficiency 6,the authors proceeded from the equation for the diffusion
of specific humidity, and derived equation (6) which wa~_, first obtained
d h6 'd~ a 6
by M. Ye. Shvets: - - [ X 1 T
dt R ab M P 7P
A statistical investigation was carried out to estimate the summands in
the right-hand part of this equation. On the basis of this investigation,
the final formula was obtained for calculating 5 on the 850, 700, and
500 mb levels: a6)k = A (6'z)k +_ ak 'r
(-2-t p
td is the dew point, z the altitude of the isobaric surface, (6,z) the
finite-difference expression of the Jacobian with a "differentiation
step" of 600 km. The predetermination of 6 is the component and final
part of the forecast of pressure fields and vertical currents. The ver-
tical currents are determined or. the levels mentionsd according to the
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pressure field calculated and the geopotential tendencies during each At.
The resulting forecast of the meteoro.',,i)gical'olements mcintioned is made
on the ETeVIII[electronic digital com~u Ierl i,1-20 (M-20) within 30 minutes-
Nine daily forecasts of the dew-point deficiency on the 850, 700, and
500 mb levels during the cold half-year have been calculated up to date.
Figs. 1 and 2 show examples of such fo~--ecasts. Theauthors describe the
plotting of nomograms on 850 and 700 rAb levels for cloudiness and Dx
cipitation forecasts'(Fig-3). An analysis of'forecast3 of all weather
processes showed a probability of 80%. There are 3 figures, 2 tables,
and,6 references: 4 Soviet.
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Legend to Fig.3: Nomogram for determining the weather processes on the
850 mb level: l)-precipitations,.2) cloudy, 3) incomplete cloudiness,
4) clear. T is air'temperature, M is the module for the transition from
decadic to natural logarithms (belongs to formula (6)).
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NIKITIN, Petr Ivanovichp kand. geol.-miner. nauk; OVNATANOV, Suren
Tomasovich; AMBARTSUMOVA, Aida Tatevosovna; BABIGH, Ellvira
Sergeyevna; GOtIDINA, Lilya Iosifovna; LUNIRIA,41eksandra
Grigortyevna; STANKOVICH, Yu.V., red.; RAGIROVA, S., tekhn.red.
I
[Development of a multilayered ool of the Balakharq series
in the Peachanyy-More oil fields Razrabotka mnogoplastovoi
zalezhi balakhanskoi svity neftianogo mestorozhdeniia Pes-
chanyi-more, Baku, Azerneshr, 1962. 51 p. (MIRA 17:4)

LYSTANSKIY, Kh.B.; WNINA, A.Y.; VOROSINA, V.V.
Ways of reconstructing the tvisting shape of flax mills,
Teket.prom. 14 n0-8:30-32 Ag 154. (91-2A 7:10)
1. Nauchnyy sotradnik TSVIILV (for Lysyanakiy). 2. Inzhener TSKIL
(for Lunino). 3. Rachallnik krutillnogo teekha fabriki 01skra Oktya-
brya.0 (for 7oronina)
(Lineu)

lrtp3zvp
20 c
I(V 165.
1. Moukoveldy gosmiarstvermyy u=17eriii.t~tt imeni M.V.
i Insti.tirl. po pr(;blemw Kvirakc;7
mapitnoy ancuialil. linard I.r,. Shevyakon.

BUSE711 A.T.; LOINA, G. Ye.
Dissociation of siP-fonazo (sulfone-bis-rL4-hydroxyphenYl < 3-azc-2>
hydroxy-8t-aminonaphtlialene-3'6t-dioulfonic acid]). Mur. anal.
khim. 21 no. 1.13-17 t66 (MIRA 19:1)
1. Moskovskly gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni r-omonosova i
Naucbno---4ssladovatell'skiy institut po problemam Kurskoy magnit-
noy anomal.ii imeni Shevyakova.

USSR/Cultivatc.0. -Clait~i - Fruits, -Jcrri~-s. 1-1-8
Abs Jour 'Itof - Diol., 11D 9, 1950', J'S,'506
Autilor !.V., Savc'iic-.,,-',-.0, L.-L-.
Inst K CuLan ,L7icultural I -.Gti-U'u-'Gc
Title T.:c Lifluonce of t1lic Sprulits oa the Yicl(7- )f
S t rcv. 41) c r r i a s
OriG Pub O"j. nacim. rabot Kifom--sk. S--'Zh- ill-ti 1956 (1957), vIn).
L, 73-75.
Abatract The rc:-.~vai -'L sprcutc ot-rawlcrrics OvxinL; t:ic!
0i, fruit bcarinG cfji1tr-J-.)1at(.,C. -'U-.,) tllc Lxowth of s'iiV)-- =C
to the -I"Grnation Df a n-Lualcr of "little ho-n-l'u-c-11.
In tile "St-cimaya" varicty t',c nuy.,,'.~cr of "hcarts"
fror, 3-11- to 8.5 por !~'n-ub. Li tho "fxornt Kubaiii." va'.icty
it increased fruia 2.'T up t.-1 4.0, ana in vic 1-1c) 109-6
rictY, it vent up frola 3.5 -*U3 6-3.
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USSR/CultiVr~tcl! ilm--t's - Fruits, Dcrr~.os. 11-3
1J) 3 J,-)Ur '11of Mur _ 11j01., IT, 19r",
')U 39906
"lie hnflumice of tho D* sprouts durin-, thc Year
follwiir: their nppoa~!anco incroased the Yi(-.!.- '7'ji~
Stufmaya variety by 121,~J. '~hu y-luld ol' "Aruiat
Vo-ly~ IT by 56'r'j; all~l til '(-' Yic'W of "Dessertnoya ill-
by 54~1). otior varict--cs - sh-Dvroc! incrcas,~-' C)f
J, "jlaSjjj:ill'
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ACCESSION NR: AP4041446 S/0089/64/016/006/0469/0496
Aleshchenkov, P. I.; Mityatev, Yu. I.; Knyazeva, G. Do;
Lunina, L. I.; Zhirnov, A. D.; Shuvalov, V. M.
TITLE: The Beloyarok atomic electric station
SOURCE: Atomnaya energiya,*v. 16, no. 6, 1964, 489-496
i.TOPIC TAGS: nuclear power, nuclear power reactor, nuclear power-
plant, reactor control, reactor core, reactor coolant, reactor
Pperation
P~SSTRACT: The first and second reactors of the Beloyarsk atomic
i power station, with an electric output of 1000 megawatts, are do-
scribed. These are uranium-graphite reactors of the pressurized
water type, with the tubes used for both steam generation hnd
.A~~sup b ating. Several advantages claimed,for this construction,
.2% e
wh dR is similar to that used in the first atomic station of the
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~ACCESSION NR: AP4041446
jSSSR, are listed. The graphite stacks are the same inboth reactors,I
.Which differ in the number of control rods, the 6xcess reactivity,.
land the sizes of the steam tubes. One react6r is cooled by one
',double-circulation loop and feeds a.100;MW tuibine which uses 480-~-.
1510C and 90--100 atm steam. The second reactor operates with-a
ji!single-circulation two-loop system, each feeding -a 100 MW turbine
lat SOOC and 90 atm. The most important experiments'prededing ibe.
Iconstruction of the station*are described: cool.ing.the working
ichannels with boiling water,. nuclear steaA superheating, determina-
tion of the transport of activity by the steam, tests of the fuel
lelements, and others.- Ways of'improving the economic'performance
of the station are indicated.' The'thermodynamic diagram and the
imain characteristics of a.reactor of analogous construction for
:1000 MW power, using supercritical water as a coolant, are described
I
tin conclusion. Orig. art.-hassi5 figures and l.tables
ASSOCIATIONs Kone
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ACCESSION INRs 'AP4041446- ENGMSUREs 02
Principal heat flow diaF.-
rams: a, b - lst and 2nd
Belovarsk reactors, c
reacior with supercritical
carrier parweters.
L;,.~S W.
.1 reactors 2 - evapor-
ation channel, 3 - steam
i heatinyr channel, It - lst -4 17
superheat channel, 5
L
2nd'superheat channel, to
circulating pump, 7- c
,steam superheater, 8
-preheater, 9 - evaporator, 10 - condensate.pump, 3.1 - feedwater pump, 12 supeAeat
regulator, 13 --deaerator,,14 - turbine generator, IS*- surge tank, 16--'o6ndenser,
17 - condenscite purifiers 18 commercial superheater, 19 - regenerative low-
pressure preheater, 20- regenerative high-pressure preheater, 21 - feedwater turbine
pump, 22 booster pump
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POLLEZRAL1,
I N.A.; YEMEL'YANOV, I.Ya.; ALESHCHENKOV, P.I.; ZHIRKOV, A.D,;
ZVEREVA, G.A.i MORIGUNOV, N.G.; MITYAYEV, Yu.I.; MAZEVA, G.Dq
KRYUKOV, K.A.; SMOLIN, V.N.,*_kUMINA,_,A,~,!,.;1 KONONOV, V.I.;
PETROV, V.A.
Development of power reactors typifying thoBe of the
Beloyarsk Atomic Power Station using nuclear-superheated
steam. Atom. energ. 17 no.5035-344 N 164. (MIRA 17:12)

=-Era----
L 2oo48-65 Epy(c)/zpF(n)-2/EPR/9WT(m) Pr-4/pa-4/pu-4 SSD/AFdL DM
ESSION NR: AP4049533 5/0089/64/017/005/0335/0344,
AUTHORS% Dollezhall, N. A.; Yepellyanov, I. Ya.; Aleshchonkov, P.
Zhirnovc A. D : Zvereva, G. A.; Morc t a ev, Yu
junov, N. G.1
Knyazeva, G. D.1 Kryuko770R~M, 8tt%ojLqL_V.,N. Lunina-L,
Kononov, V. 1.1 Petrov, V. A.
TITLEt Development of Power reactors of the type used in the Belo-
yarsk Atomic Station with nuclear steam superheat
SOURCE: Atomnaya energiya, v* 17, no, 5, 1964, 335-344
TOPIC TAGSt reactor feasibility study, reactor fuel element, reac-.
tor power, reactor coolant
ABSTRACTs' After stating that a desirable trend in the development
of reactor construction in towards larger per unit power ratings,
which call for larger turbine steam pressures and temperatures, the
authors discuss the feasibility of further development of uranium-
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graphite reactors of the channel type, such as are used in the
Beloyarsk atomic electric station, with nuclear superheating of the
steam. The rating has been increased to 200 MW by changing over
from two-loop to single-loop operation and by modifying the workir.,-,
channels. The use of trans-critical parameters will improve the
heat transfer and hydrodynamics of the coolant flow and, together
with the use of single-pass construction will make ratings of 800--
1000 KW possible. Burnup rates of 40--45 thQusand MW-day are pro-
jected with 5% enrichment. Other topics discussed are possible
interchangeability of fuel elements* optimal fuel element construc-
tion, optimal channel arrangement, and possible improvements in the
neutron balance and distribution. Orig. art. hasi 8 figures and
3 tables.
ASSOCXAT.IoNs None
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AUTHORS: Lunina, M. A. and Kolosova, M. P.
TITLE: Stabilization of aluminum sole in benzene by surface-active
substances
PERIODICAL: Kolloidnyy zhurnal, v. 23, no. 2, 1961, 170-172
TEXT: It was the objective of the authors tocbtain more stable and
concentrated aluminum sole in benzene than had been possible so far.
Aluminum naphthenate was used ab 3tabilizer. Aluminum napht-henate (aluminum
soap) was dispersed in benzene in the form of powder, and after 2-3 days
aluminum powder was sprayed in this solution between aluminum electrodes
for 30 min- Fig. I shows the result. Concentration and stability of the
801 increased with increasing concentration of aluminum soap. The concentra-
tion of aluminum soap, however, could not be increased beyond 1~- as the
medium becametDo viscous and the metal could not be sprayed any longer.
The effect of surface-active substances was therefore studied at constant
concentration of aluminum soap (0. Wo). The following surface-active sub-
stances were used: oleic acid, stearic acid, and octy] alcohol. The result
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Stabilization of ... B101YB208
is presented in Fig. 2. The following interpretation of this effect is
given: 1) Sections of solid aluminum particles which are not occupied by
soap micelles, additionally adsorb the surface-active substance, thus
improving the stability of the sol. 2) It is possible that the soap micel-
lea are displaced by the surface-active substance in this case. This would
explain the decrease of the sol concentration if an excessively large
amount of the surface-active substance is added- 3) Chemical interaction
is also possible, e.g., between aluminum and stearic acid. There are
2 figures and 7 references: 6 Soviet-bloc and 1 non-Soviet-bloc. The
2 references to English-language publications read as follows: Ref. 6:
M. B. Mathews, E. J. Hirschhevn, Coll. Sci. 8, 86, 1951; J. G. Honig,
C. R. Singletevry, Phys. Chem..28, 201, 19547
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut im. D. I.
Mendeleyeva, Kafedra kolloidnoy khimii (Moscow Institute of
Chemical Technology imeni D. I. Mendeleyev, Department of
Colloid Chemistry)
SUBMITTED: January 25, 1960
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ZU02
Stabilization of
Legend to Fig. 1: 1) Freshly prepared sol;
~2) after 96 hr; 1) after 720 hr; a) concentra-
tion of aluminum soap; b) concentration of Al
in the sol .
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Stabilization of ...
Legend to Fig. 2: 1) oleic acid;
2~ stearic acid; 3) octyl alcohol;
a concentration of surface-active
substance, c-10 mole/1; b) concentra-
tion of Al in the sol.
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AUTHOR: Lyp j
TITLE: The Catalytic Activity of Dispersed Metals in an Oxidative Oil
Polymerization (Katalitichaskaya aktivnost' dispergirovannykh
metallov pri okislitel"noy polimerizatsii masla)
PERIODICAL: Nauohnyye doklady vyBi3hey shkoly, Khimiya i khImichenkaya
tekhnologiya, 1958, Nr 2, pp, 275 -- 278 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The organosols of metals are,, contrary to a number of processes
which take place in non-aqueous medial catalytically active
(Refs 1-3). The author proceeds to give her hypothesas for
the effect mentioned in the title of this paperi 1) The process
of oxidative polymerization as such is autocatalytic (Ref 2).
2) According to some of her data the self-polymerizing oil changes
its state of aggregations it changes from an originally homo..
geneous system to a heterogeneous one. 3) The introduction of
heavy metals in soap into the olly medium accelerates the
process of oxidative polymerization. 4) One can suppose that
the soap forms micella, in which they disperse themselves in
the oil. These micella can function as adsorption centers for
the self-polymerizing oil molecules, Since the organosols of
Card 113 metals are always micro-heterogeneous systems- their introduction

The Catalytic Activity of Dispersed Metals in an SOV 2-17/0
Oxidative Oil Polymerization
will apparently favor the oxidative oil polymerization. In this
case the micella of the dispersed metals will form centers
around which the molecules of the oils will as3Pmblc_
In doing so the oxidative polymeiization of the oils is
accelerated. The author tool, up these Investigations to
clarify to what extent the organosols of metals can be utilized
as catalysts for -this particular polymerization. Their catalytic
activity should be compared vvith the activities of well-known
catalysts~ such as soaps of heavy metals, and cencentrations
of these two categories with approximately the same activity
be chosen, The authoress is led to the following conclusions:
1)Cobalt and lead.-soap accelerate the oxidative polymerization
of linseed oil. The velocity reaches a maximum the position of
which is determined by the concentration and the nature of the
soap which is introduced. 2)It was found that the lead-sc. and
bismuth--sol also markedly -Lncrease the velocity of polymerization
of linseed oil, In the presence of bismuth-so] the velocity
also reaches a maximum whose position depends on the sol con.,
Card 2/3 centration. 3) The metal-organosols as catalysts are not as

The Catalytic Activity Gf Disperaed Metals in an sw a. 2 - 1 7 /4 8
Oxidative Oil Polymerization
reactive as soaps,, although they increase the polymerizations
of oils marked1v. 'In- sol can be ch-nn
will posses. a cataly-tic effect equally as great as that of
soap. There are 4 figur(--6 anck 9 ref erences , 6 of -,-;hich are
Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra kolloldnoy khimil Moskoirskogo khimiko-tekhnolrgiches-
kogo instituta im.D,,I.Mendeleyeva (Chair of Colloidal Chemistry
of the Moscow Chemical Technological Institute imeni D.I. Men-
deleyev)
SUBMITTED: September 30, 1957
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iny dtigated~'_'It.wat~,shown that the centrifuged,
04P ya
jjjej~j~7soa to ~f )hw: alutec oagulatew: This proceent which occurred during the
imit I ~::aging during the first; 10 dar for the aluminum ool and the first 20 days
forlthe ziiic), is'cauBed both by the deereaae of adsorptivity of the colloidal I
metal partlLoles and by the aging of the stabilizer appearing In the breakdown of
its-. struature-,,-. -the. viscosity of --G9.24 .:G.4j_.-&vd_,o.0%,to1;uene
o4 -d~- V il~ --th T - --- at - - rtife-
d
b;6 7tfiit
aysfa a 009 T_ 0 Be
W G do-o-'reas most rapidly
bd
I viith- It, during the first 20
icLEV and very-61601y ther-eafter for the 0.4 and 0#6% solutions, whereas the
decrease for the 0.2% solution was vetT slight during the whole period* Orig, art'

T.- Y17

ZAKURCHWKO, V.N.; UTNINA. M.A.
Rotary visacmater for measuremahtt at low tan ential stresses.
Zhur. I'iz. khim. 39 no. 4253-254 Za 165 IMM 19 d)
1. Xhimiko-tekhnologiobeakiy inatitut imeni D.I. Hendeleyeva,
Moskva. BUbmitted January 23, 1964.

LUKITA, F.V. (Lugansk)
Acid-base equilibrum in hemorrhage combined with burns. Pat.
fiziole i ekepo terap. 7 no.lt28-31 Ja-F'63. (MRA 16.-10)
Iz kafedry patologicheskoy fiziologii (zav. - prof. M.M.Smyk)
tuganskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(BURPS AND SCALDS) (HSWRRHAGE)
(ACID BASE EQUILIBRUM)

LUNINA, N.V.
Some characteristics of the reactivit7 of orgar.-lam in the
combination of hemorrhage and thermal inflanait,lors (burns).
Fiziol.zhur. (Ukr.] 10 no,4:540-543 JI-Ag 164. (MIRA 181l1)
1. Kafedra patologicheskoy fiziologii Luganskogo meditsinskogo
inatituta.

LUNINA I S. B.
Dissertationdefended for the degree of Candidate of Historical Sciences in the
Institute of Archeology
"Pottery Production of Merv From the Tenth to the Beginning of the Thirteenth
Century."
Vestnik Akad. Nauk, go- 4p 1963, pp 119-145

TARAN, I.F.; NELYAPIN, N.M.; POLYAKOVA, A.M.; LUNINA, Ye.A.
ComparatAve study of the vaccinal process and the �ntensity of
immunity in guind'aIigs vaccinated with Brucella abortua 19 and
...I"-M. Zhur. mikUlol., epid. i imm. 41 no. 2353-60 F 164.
(MIRA 170)
1. Protivochumnyy Institut Kavkaza i Zakavkazlya, Stavropol'
na Kav

TARAN, I.F.; POLYAKOVA, A.M.; NELYAPIN, N.M.; LUNINA,-j~IA-,
"haracteristics of immnity in cutaneous vaccination and
revaccination with vaccine from the Brucel-la abortus 104-M
strain. Report No.2: Testing the intensity of immunity
producted by vaccine from the Brucella abortus 104-M strain
in an epicutaneous application in experiments on guinea pigs.
Zhur. mikrobiol., epid. i immun. 40 no.6:128 Je 163.
(MIRA 17:6)
1. Iz Nauchno-issledovatellskogo protivochumnogo instituta
Kazkaza i Zakavkazlya.

BYALKOVMYA, V.S., kandidAt ekanomichookikh nauk; UFNINA, Z.A., inzhener.
Economic efficiency of steel hArdening by manna of high freqnency
current. Vest.mash. 36 no.11:58-62 N '56. (MIRA 10:1)
(Steel--Heat tre4tment)
(Induction heating)

711
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t-: -Y n Fro n Zh~i nevr, i ps Drh. 57 no .?: 897 -903 ' 57
(%T~q~, In..gi
bol"nitas Nr,.4.
therany,
occup. ther. (Ru3))

AUTHORS: Luninskiy, A. R. and Trakhtenberg, N. M. 268
TITLE: Junction transistor binary frequency dividers.
(Binarnyye deliteli chastot na ploskostnykh
=
-poluprovodnikovykh triod
.
PERIODICAL: "Elektrosvya.z'" (Telecornmilnications), 1957, No.4, April,
PP. 33 - 39 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: Properties of germanium junction transistors,
especially their temperature dependence, present certain
difficulties when transistors are used for frequency
division. These difficulties can be overcome in binary
scalers and the present article gives the results of
experimental investigation of such systems. It is
shown that, by a rational choice of the parameters
of trigger circuits and of their operating conditions,
it is possible to achieve a reliable operation action
over wide frequency ranges, large ambient temperature
and supply voltage variations. A single trigger
circuit is first considered and a means of stabilisation
against temperature variation is given. The necessity
of loose coupling between stages is discussed.
Experimental trigger circuits built around transistors
PIE, PlI and PlZH showed the following characteristics:
Bottoming at approximately 30% of supply voltage; steep
edges (due to small loading): leading edge 1.5 to 2 lisec
for PIE, 0.8 "ec for PlZH and 0-5 lisec for PlI: stable

2
Junction transistor binary frequency dividers. (ConM
operation at approximately 100 kc/s for PlE, 200 to
300 kels for PlZ 400 to 500 kc/s for PH; temperature
range -60u to 704cl, with short-time overheatigg up to
+80 C and longer (up to a few days) up to +70 C; stable
operation for + 409% variation of supply yoltage at
normal tempera7ilres and for + 201/6-at +70 0; the circuit
compares favourably with thaT of E. Sard, as descriDed
in the Convention Record of the IRE, Part 2, 1954 n(l)..
Next, frequency dividers, with scaling factors 2 , using
n above trigger circuits, are described and their
performance di5cusspd. The maximum scaling-down factor
obtained was 256 (20) and again their performance was
found to be better than that of (1). Feed-back was also
tried. It was found that its application permits the
division by 3 and 5, depending on feed-back used.
Division by 3, using two flip-flops based on PlZH
transistors and wish series feed-back only, could be
obtained up to +70 C at frequencies up to 100 kc/s.
3 circuit diagrams of the basic trigger circuit and of
the dividers, including one variable 1-32, based on the
"Variable Binary Scaler" of D. Murray (2), a table of
switching sequences for the latter and two graphs of
pulse shapes against temperature are given. There are
two references.

LUNIYA, S. U.
27003. LUNIYA, S. U.--Predvychisleniye temperatury v svobodnoy atmosfere.
Trudy (Grua. Polit~khn. in-t im. Kirova). No. 18, 1949, S. 3-6--
Reayume na grus. YaD.
SO: Letopis' Zhurnallnykh Statey, 7ol. 36, 1910

I I ~ f * IL -:,! i " ~) '! ~, ,A. , .
I
it ~, e, I` " 7, , I -rj -4 r~ t'; -- , " ::. ' . : - _ t - - j - ~ , ; 1! ~ 1
f I - . , ~ 4 ~: ' "
'ill
SO: U.C. Sestra., No. P, 1949. Cnnd. Sri.

P(:~
4~~.A. M.
Klabalshis resulltaty lechenlia tubarkuleza legklM para-
SaInosalitailoval k1slotol i v kombinataii to streptomitai=,
LImmedlate mmlto of pdwnary tuberculosis treatment Ath
oylic sold slow and embined with streptoWoIP7
PrObI. tuberk., Iloskya No, 5 Sept-Oat 50 p. 30-6,
2* Of 140600W XMICIPS1 Saientifto-Research Tuberculosis Izotittte
(mractor - Prof 0 V. L. 4nis).
CLNL Vol. 20 No. 2 tab 1931

IMMICH, A. M.
Apical pulmonary cancer. Sovet. toed. no.8:24-25 Aug 1951,
(Clia 20:11)
1. Of Moscow Municipal Scientific-Research Tuberculosis
Institute (Director - Prof, V. L. Eynis) and of the
Clinic for Tuberculosis (Head - Prof, F. As Mikhaylov)
of the Medical Institute of the Ministry of Public Health
RSFSR,

IRKERRSKIY, I.G.; IUMMVICH, A.M.
Acute tuberculous pneumonia and Its therapy. Probl. tuberk., Moskva
No. 1:67-69 Jaa-Feb 52. MUG 21:5)
1. Of Hoscov Municipal Scientific-Research Tuberculosis Institute
(Director-Prof. T.L. Eynis).

LUNnVICH, A.M., kandidat maditainskikh nauk (Moscow).
-
Differential diagnosis of tuberculosis and cancer of the lunge.
Probl.tub. no.1:32-60 154. (MLRA 7:3)
(Tuberculosia--Diagnosis) (Inngs--Cancer)

,A
KSXRSKIY O.G., professo CH. A.m.. starshly nauchny7 sotrudnik
Streptomyciin and PAS in the treatment of pulzonary tuberculosis
[with an-ary in French]. Probl.tub. 35 no.1:19-24-157. (MLRA 10:6)
1. Iz Moskbvskogo gorodskogo nauchno-iseledovatellskogo tuberku-
leznogo instituta (dir. - kandidat moditainskikh nauk Y.F.Chernyshey,
nauchnyy rukovoditell - prof. V.L.Iynis).
(STRMOKTGIN, ther. use
tuberc., pulm., with PAS (Rue))
(PARA-AMI-IOSALYGTUG AGID, ther. use
tuberc., pulm., with streptomycin (Rus))

YJORU, V.A., insh.; LUMCHEY, A.S., inzh.;-R!T~ICH,
MUNAVITAV, I.N., insh.; ZILIKONOV, V.A., inzh.
Public utilities and communications in a satellite city
near Moscow. Gor.khos.Rook. 34 no.4:10-13 AP 160.
(MM 13: 8)
(Xryukovo.-City planni ng)
(Kryukavo-Sawarage)

VIGH, P.H., zaalushannyy lotekhnik RSM.
nee-Arate the supply of vitamins, minerals and foeds of animal
origin to livestock farms at the All-Union Zoole%gical and Veterinary
Supp3,v Office. Zhivotnovodetvo 20 no.4:60-61 AV-'58. (MM 11:3)
1. Ravnyy zootekhnIk Krymskogo oblastnogo upravleniya sellskogo
khozMetva. I
(Peeding ana feeding stnff a) I

LUMUTICH. P.N., zasluzhennyy zootakhnik RSFSR,;BRION, Ye.
Increasing butterfat in purebreeding. Zhivotnoyodatvo 20 no. 10:53-
59 0 '58. (MIRA 11:10)
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Brion).
(Dairy cattle breeding)

LUNKEVICII. V.A.; SIBIRSKII, K.S.
e.
vonditions of the center in the case of homogeneous nonlinearit.ies
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(~GRA 18:12)
1. Institut matematikil a Vychislite'llnym Iz3antrom All Moldavskoy
SSR i Kishinevskiy- politokhnicheskiy institut.

LUPKETICII, Valerian Viktorovich
Science
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POLYAKOV9 I.H.v prof., red.; NOVIKOVV S.A.,,
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COUMM PoLkND
CAIEGGORY Chemical Technolopy. Cr-hernical Prodiictz and Their
Applications. Laoquern. Paints. Coatings.
ABS. JMR. 1-1~hXhim., NO 17, 19591 Yo. 62P90
AUTHOR T.-unhiewlez J
INSTTIAIM
Tim Application of Tall Oil Derived from Polish
Tar Soaps for tLe Prod"ction of Lacquer Resins.
ORIG. MB. Biul. inform. Inat,rrzem. dorhnegop 19561, 3, N71-
2/89 20-25
ABSMCT Reviewed is a 'no$ ibilit of rational utiliza-
tion of raw tall oil (TO as a r,,.v material in
the manufacture of lacnijer resins (R). To acheave
thist TO is esterified with glycerine, Pentaory-
thrite, mannite and then employed in the modifi-
cation of the nhenolIoTmaldehyde R, obtained from
a mixture of 0- and n-phenylpbonols or from phe-
nal (I). Examnlet. 96 7r I are dissolved in 200 gr
of 37% formaliu, adding 3 pr Ba(OH)2 and leaving
it for 4 days at room temperature, i~us obtaining
a resinous condensate (RC). 300 Pr of TO are
Card: 1/3
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A73S. JOUR.
AUTHOR
INMTUTE
TITLE
ORIG. PUB*
ABSMWT :heated to 800, pradually adding RC wbile a!?itating
Con'd the mixture. Each nortion of RC is added only af-
ter water added with the nreceeding nortion is re-
moved by evaporation. After all of the additions
are made the, temneratnre is carefully increased
to 1200. In the nas.iinp of C09, tem-nerature is
raised to 1800, followed by a gradual addition of
16.5 pr of nentaerytbrite (glycerine). The temne-
rature is then increased to 2500 and beating is
continued for 8 hours. The obtained R has an acid
number of 1P, softening noint of 1030, soluble in
Card- 2/3

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ABS. JOUR. RL*JQdm., No 17, 1959, No. 69890
AUTHOR
INSTIT(JTE
TITLE
ORIG. PUB.
ABSTRACT :linseed. oil. It is established. tbat lacquers
Con'd made of TO resins do not dry as fast but after
they do the coatinp, re;-tcbes the required hardness.
-- M. Kowalski.
Card: 3/3
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LUNKIEWICZI__Lan~~
EMINglow
Phenylphenols as raw material for the production of lacquer
resino, Polimery tworz wielk 8 no.2;58--61 F 263.
1, Instytut ~rzemyslu Drobnego Rzemiosla,, Zaklad Cliemiiv
WbLrszawa.

LUNKMICZ, Janina
concentration by volum of pigments and fillers
bar
as applied,to the calculation of components of dispersed mixtures.
Polizery tworz vialk 9 no.lOt424-429 0 164.
1. Institute of Small Industry and Crafts, Warsaw.

LUNKIINICZ, Janin&
Oil number and concentration by volume pigmer:tS Inf,
fillers. Prt.2. Folimary twarz vielk 9 no.11:4601-4"1
N 164.
1. Instituta of Small Indixatry and Handicraft, 'i;'arsaw,

WNXI3WICZ. J.
The supreme command of the Polish Armed Forces abroad in the years 1939-1946;
an outline of organization and activity. (Conclusion)
P- 3 (GLEBOWICZ, JXRZY) (Warsaw. Poland) 1957
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