SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MARFUNIN, A.S. - MARFAI, T.

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15-1957-7-9253
The Petrographic Significance of Structural Transformations in
Feldspars (Cont.)
function of the temperature. The divisions of feldspars into
high-temperature and low-temperature and into monoclinic and
triclinic "modifications" are provisional, inasmuch as there
actually exists an unbroken series of structural states. The
influence of regularity of feldspar structure on changes in
optical properties is examined.
Card 3/3 0. V. Bryzgalin

15-1957-7-9253
The Petrographic Significance of Structural Transformations in
Feldspars (Cont.)
a definite ratio of Al to Si, but irregularities in the anor-
thite structure appear to be related to variations in the dis-
tribution of Ca and Na in the lattice (primitive, body-cen-
tered, and transitional). When K is equal to Na in feldspars,
the ratio AI:Si is 1:3 and is constant; from this point it
follows that the mineral may have monoclinic symmetry only if
Al and Si are irregularly distributed in the lattice. With
regular distribution, the mineral becomes triclinic. X-ray
studies of piagioclase lead to the following classification
of structures: 1) albite structure (length of the c axis ap-
proximately 7 R. base-centered cell)--"high temper3ture" and
"Low temperature"; 2) anorthite structure (length of c axis
approximately 2.7 R)--with primitive, body-centered, iind
Ittransitional" cells; and 3) the structure of average plagio-
clase. Diagrams are given for the stability fields of the
various structural types of plagioclase. The degree of reg-
ularity of feldspar structure is an inverse and uninterrupted
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15-1957-7-9253
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 7,
p 66 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Marfunin, A. S.
TITLE: The Petrographic Significance of Structural Trans-
formations in Feldspars (0 petrograficheskom znachenii
strukturnykh prevrashcheniy v dolevykh shpacakh,
PERIODICAL: Sov. geologiya, vol 51, 1956, pp 249-264
ABSTRACT: This paper presents data from the literature on the
structures and structural transformations of plagio-
clase. Feldspars are now considered solid solutions,
in which interchangeable atoms of Si and Al are ar-
ranged in the mineral lattice with various degrees of
regularity. Thus the ratio of AI:Si in plagioclase
ranges from 1:3 to 1:1. In anorthite, CaAl 0 the
ratio of Al:Si is 1:1, and therefore tetrah�dPo'ns of
alumina and silica alternate systematically in the
Card 1/3 mineral structure. Thus pure anorthite always shows

MARFMIN, A,!. N-muslator]; PETROV, V.P.. redaktor; TAROVEM. H.Te.,
- .
--- 9ktor; DUMBRE, I.Ta., tekhnichaskiy redaktar.
[Feldspars; second collection of articles. Translated from the
English by A.S.Marfunin] Polevye shpaty; 2-1 sbornik statei.
Perevod s angliiskogo A.S.Marfunina. Pod red. V.P.Petrova. Pro-
dial.V.P.Petrova i A.S.Marfunina. Moskva, Izd-vo inostrannoi
lit-ry. Vol.2. 1956. 366 p. (MIRA 9:6)
(Feldspar)

i5-57-5-61131
Data on the Fetrography of the Dashkesan Mass ('Cont.)
overthrust) the samples of atotuff or apoporhyritz~ w,-re taken the
less they showed effects of recrystalliza t4 on an. thit better they
displayed the original features of the rock. The author suggests
that the skarns formed after congelation of the border facies of
the intrusion, as attested by the auto skarns, %vhich formed from
the hybrid rocks of the border facies. The sklarn-magnetite zone
is cut bv dikes of diabase porphyries, which are considered to be
post-ore
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i r, - 5',-5-6131
Data on the Fetrograrhy of the Dasnkesan Mass (Cor.~_.)
superheating of the host rocks is aT~-.roxirnately 1.5 km from the
mass. In the second group of contact rocks, ~_-he author includ~c
e-
contact-metasomatic rock3 that formed by altera-lion of the host
rocks by solutions escaping from the ri,,a5L, along fractures. buch
rocks are best developed along the almost horizon-.al rinciFal
overthrust. The intensity of alteration decreases, on the one
hand, according to distance from the fractures along whicn the
solutions circultaed, and, on the other, ac~,ordinj to distance
from the mass along the fractures, obviously lurscau-se of cooling
of the solutions. Along the fractures nearest tlo the mass, garnet
autoskarns are developed. Farther away occur actinolite, hematite-
garnet garnet-magnetite, and dashkesanite (chlorite-rich horn-
blende)-magnetite skarns. Tuffs and porphyrites next to skarns
have been altered by the formation of apotuffs and apoporphyrites:
near the garnet skarns, pyroxene is developed, farther away,
hornblende; and near the zone of dashkesanite s'Karns, dashkesanite
occurs. The farther from the skarn zone (fractures of the
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15-57-5-6131
Data on the Petrography of the Dashkesan I'llaSs (Cont.)
and the core and by uncommon twinning laws (albite-esterell
manebach-esterel, etc.). The core of such a plagioclase is a
xenocryst. Rocks of this group include quartz syenodiorite,
which invariably contain hypersthene, augite, hornblende, and
biotite. Hypersthene-augite-hornblende granodiorites are also
present, transitional between the augite-hornblende granodiorites
and the quartz syenodiorites. 2) Basic hybrid rocks contain
zoned plagioclase ffrom bytownite-labradorite in the core to
andesine tAn 2-3~) on the borde2r, orthoclase, quartz, hyper-
sthene, augi~e, ornblende, biotite, magnetite, and apatite. They
show variations of hypidiomorphic texture. Rocks corresponding
to gabbro-diabase in composition characteristically have augen
of quartz (up to 0.7 cm to 0.8 cm) surrounded by a rim of fine-
grained pyroxene. Three groups of xenoliths are distinguished in
these rocks: the basic rocks contain pyroxene-plagioclase hornfels
and paragabbro; the quartz syenodiorites and granodiorites con-
tain hornblende diorites, locally porphyritic; the adamellites
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-6131
15-57-5
Data on the Petrography of the Dashkesan liLass (Gont.)
Ln biotite- and aiagnetitl-
c adamellites conta- In addition t o the rocks
and leucocrati ne-plagioclase hornfel'. to 60 -m thick,
bearing pyroxe d dikes of microgabbro, 30 -cm They resemble horn-
described, hybri ks and are rich
have been found in the.northeastern sector ~ridll roc
ccur in trie basic "obvious hyt ir derivation
They 0 to 8 percent). These facts point to the is
fel-E the Dashkesan mass lude5
in Sphene (7 ' magma. The contact field of~urs. The first inc
from a hybrid nto two genetic grc , group contains
divided by the author 1 metamorphism-" This tuffs, arranaed
the products of "normal -ad mottled . of the in-
s: hornfels, transitional contact
M
rate zone ve to the mass. The j mediate stalline
sepa ti s Coarsely cry. n the
zonally rela limestones is inacces ible. is founa
trusion With Lining wOllastonite and tremoli'e I uth-
conte ics of limestones in !~,Ine northwestern sectcr
marble) zone. Rel In the SO
transitiona arked metamorphism,
It show m -grained limestones
1500 m frcm the contac from the contact, fine he boundary Of
tern sector 1400 m f fossils. Thus, t
eas showing 11shado'v.'s" 0
are expOsed,
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15-57-5-6131
Data on the Petrography of the Dashkesan Miass (Cont.)
has been intruded by complex stock-like (with some laccolithic
features) post-Upper Jurassic intrusions, composed of gabbros,
granodiorites, and adamellites. The intrusives produced strong
contact alteration of the host rocks. The greater part of the
mass (80 to 85 percent) is composed of adamellites, consisting of
zoned lagioclase jabradorite in the core and a border of oligo-
clase M80-82), orthoclase, xenomorphic quartz, hornblende,
sphene, apatite, and magnetite. Augite-hornblende granod4orites
are also abundant. "Obvious hybrids" have been distinguished,
and these have been divided into two gi,ups. 1) Hybridized
anomalous adamellites and granodiorites correspond in quantitative
mineral content to the common varieties of these rocks, but they
exhibit some peculiarities in structure and in type of plagioclase
,~b_asic bytownite in the core (An80-84)) and even anorthite (An90),
but with a border of oligoclase (An18 _20)2. Such plagioclase
crystals are called xenozoned by the author. They are character-
ized by sharp and variable resorbption relations between the border
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15-57-5-6131
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 5,
pp 62-63 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Marfunin
TITLE: Data on the Petrography of the Dashkesan Plass and
Its Contact Field (Materialy k petrografii Dash-
kesanskogo massiva i yego kontaktnogo polya)
PERIODICAL: Tr. In-ta geol. nauk AN SSSR, 1955, Nr 165, PP 113-
142
ABSTRACT: The region of the Dashkesan masbif (Azerbaidzhan)
is composed of porphyrite-tuffaceous formations of
Middle Jurassic age and limestones and porphyrite-
tuffaceous formations of Upper Jurassic age. These
rocks form a syncline extending approximately from
east to west. The limestones on the southwest
have a thickness of 100 m to 150 m, but they wedge
out to the northeast. The core of the anticline
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15-57-1-417
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 1,
p 66 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Nbrfunin, A. S., Shcherbakova, N. A.
TITLE: The Triad Theory of Twinning, the Triad Method of
Identification, and Complex Twinning in Plagioclase

e-
(0 triadnoy teorii dvoynikov, triadnom metode o r
deleni.ya v kompleksnykh dvoynikakh plagiokla zov~
PERIODICAL: Zap. Vses. mineralog. o-va, 1955, Vol 84, Nr 2,
pp 242-247.
ABSTRACT: This paper is a review of the monographs of L. A.
Vardanyants, published by the Academy of Sciences,
Arm SSR in Yerevan: 1) The Triad Theory of Twinning
in Minerals, 1950; 2) The Triad Method of Studying
Twinned Plagioclase, 1951; and 3) Compiex Twinning in
Plagiocalse, 1952. The method of determining plagio-
clase, proposed by Vardanyants, is not used as an
independent technique. It may be used for studying
Card 1/1 complex twinning in combination with the Federov method.
T. B. K.

15 -1957 -3-2,C)30
The Mineralogy and Para-genetic Study of the Dashkesan Skarns
libria (to which, for example, two-component sections of three-
component systems are referred) must be considered, in an analy-
sis of mineral paragenesis, from the viewpoint of the phase law.
In a series of cases, this approach permits one to avoid refer-
ring a system with fewer minerals than oxides to formations pro-
duced by a high intensity process involveing many completely
free components.
Card 2/2 V. P. Ye.

15-1957-3-2930
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 3,
p 70 (USSR)
AUTHOR: fdarfunin,,,-, jim.".
TITLE: The rtineralogy and Paragenetic Study of the Dashkesan
Skarns (K mineralogii i parageneticheskomu analizu skar-
nov Dashkesana)
PERIODICAL: Sb. nau(-'i. tr. 'Mosk. an-ta tsvet. mt. i zolota, 1955,
Nr 25, pp 517-525
ABSTRACT: During a study of the skarns of the Dashkesan massif the
author discovered minerals and mineral varieties not
previously described: spinel, tourmaline, rare-earth
apatite, fassaite, violaite, salite, bedenbergilte, by-
townite, and anorthite. The Dashkesan deposits belong
to the gulona-rnonticellite depth facies (according to
D. S. Korzhinskiy). A diagram showing the composition-
paragenesis for the Dashkosan skarns is similar to a
corresponding diagram for the Turf inskoyewstorozwe"Oposit)
Card 1/2 (&=rdkg to DA Yorzhinskiy). "Atypical" or unusual equi-

POSPELOVA-SHTROM, N.V.; MWI-NA, L.L.
Biology of the p1geon tick Alectorobius (Alectorobiun) conicepa
(Can.), 1890. Med. paraz. i paraz. bol. 32 no-4:46F-473
ii-Ag 163. (MIRA 17:8)
1. 1z entomologicheskogo otdola (zav. - prof. V.N. Beklemishev
[deceased)) Instituta meditsinskoy parazitologii J tropicheskoy
meditsimy imeni Ye.I. Martsinovskogo (dir. - prof. P.G. Serglyev)
Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR.

MARFINA, K.G.
Effect of various doses of gamma rays Co6O on the composition and
dynamics of carbohydrates in the ontogeny of corn. Uzb. biol. zhur.
8 no.4:5-9 164. (KRA 18:7)
1. Institut yadernoy fisiki AN UzbSSR.

Country : USSR m
Catc6ory: Cultivnted Plaiits. Conmercial. Oil-DcarinG.
Sugar-Doar:-.iiL -
~bs Jour: F=iol., No 1.1., 1c,58., No 4901,
by more t1nan 2 cuutners/ha - ftL%e use Of ~M04
for the soil, at a rate of two s.~de-drcss,iiG with
15 kg/h--. i.-. uvch, resulted in 1 C'dt/h--. add-~tional
raw cotton. To,)-dress~InG with MSOI, 4.11 a 7 percent
solution at t~'IrQtj different tines (larco-scaic flow-
er:,,.ng, at t,:c of fruit fozmntI-*-or. mid durinG
lw.*ge-.-,ca3.v fruit fonmtion) yielded neL;at:.ve results.
-- A M.
Card 2/2
14-102

Country # USSR m
Category: Cultiinted Anuits. Cor=crcial. Oil-D*--arina
Sugar-Dk-arinC.
'I S jol r: laciol-' IIJ Li., 1'-50' i!,-D 4goil-
Author Dolturkeviclo, D.; Plarfina, K.
Inst
Title Our Experiment in the Use of ManGancse Sulf-.Ldo as
a Fertilizer for Cotton.
OriL; l-ub: KhlopkovodstvL), 1~,57, No 5, 60-61.
r,bstract: Field tests, i-iade by the agrochemical laboratory
of the First Central Chirchiknkaya Motor Tractor
Station in the Ico)Jrhozes of the Taslikentallmyn
Oblast, have shown that a treatnent of cotton
seeds with I-aSO4 is able to increase tkic harvest
Card 1/2

MARFINA, A. M.; NIKITM, N. I.; GUNtKO, A. ff.
Simplified determining of the concentration of molasses and
flour mash in solvent production. Spirt. prom. 29 no.~:15-18
163. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Talitskiy spirtokembinat.
(Sacebartmeter) (Starch)

MARPINA. A.M.
Complete processing of raw materials at butyl alcohol acetone
plants. Spirt.prom. 26 no-3:37-38 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(Distilling industries)

ZALSSSKAYAq M.I.; LOGOTKIN, I.S.; M~UINA, A.M.; GUSIKOVAq N.P.;
CHEKASIRAO Ye.V.
Processing of sugar-beet-molasses in the bttyl alcohol-acetone
production. Trudy TSKIISP no. 8:52-60 159. (14IRA 14-1)
(Molasses) (Butyl alcohol) (Acetone)

FREMLI, T.B.; SAVVINA, A.?.,- H=H, U.S.; KARFINA,
Use of acetone - butyl alcohol distilling washes for the
vation of baker's yeasts. Trudy TSHIISP no-7:76-84 159-
(HIRA
culti-
13:9)
(Yeast) (Alcohol)

MHELI, V.B., SAVVMA. A.P.; KSM, U.S.; KWIIIA, A.M.
Use of acetone - butyl alcohol distilling washes in the manufac-
ture of alcohol. Trudy TSUIISP no-7:69-75 159. (KTRA 13:9)
(Alcohol)

FREMEL', V.B.; SAVVINA, A.P.; MEUKH, N.S. -, MPMINA, A.M.
Using acetone-butyl waste instead of water in cooking. Trudy
TSNIISP no.6:106-111 158. (KIRA 14:12)
(Acetone) (Butyl alcohol) (Fermentatim)

FREYEEL' , V.B.; SAVVINA, A.P.; MEUR11, N.S.; MARFINA, A.M.
Investigating t~e methods for Feparati.Dn of the solid fraction of
acetone-butyl waste. Trudy T,:'.*I:01*r (MI%,A 14:12)
(Distilling :,)ducts)

~, MARFIN, V.
Toward stratosphere in a flying boat. Kryl,md, 12 n-o.12'3 D ",'L
(MIRA 141-11)
O~rdroplane boats)

MWIN, P.A.,-, (Ryazanskay oblast 1)
Construction of pediatrice therapeutic anc cultural institutions
in the country requires the daily attention of party Otgenizationse
Zdrav.Ros*Fede 2 noolOtlO-12 0 158 (HIRA 11:10)
1. Sekretarl Spanskogo rnykoma Komcunisticheekoy Partii Sovetskogo
Soyusas
(SPASSK DISTRICT-DAY MMSMIES)
z

MARFIN, N.I., inzh.
Anchoring of the guard wire at the end of the sectr-r all a 315 ~m.
overhead power transmission line. Energetik 14 no.1:28-29 Ja 166.
(,V IRA 19: 1.

KPITIN, N~01.10 inzb. (Fjrav*nl)
Connsetion of branch lines tc nain power dIdtrib!:ttrn i~aaa.
Rnergetik 13 noolOgIS-20 0 165. (YTR-l 18810)

MARFIN, II.I., inzh,
Protection of the crossing of oower transmission lines with oil
pipelines. Elek. sta. 35 no.11 , N 164.
( 1,111 R~ 18 : I )

MARFIN , Nikolay Ivanovich; N IKOLAYEVA, V1. 1. , red.
(Protection of electric power transmission lines] Oktxana
linii elektroperedachi. Moskva, Energiia, 1965. 59 p.
(Biblioteka elektromontera, no.151) (MIRA 18-3)

MARFTN, N.T., inzh.
Replacement of an intemedlate to-ver with an angle-an-choring
type tower usLng a step-by-step top molmUng techniqlle.
Energotlk 32 no,,1,2~17 D 264 (M-rRA 18~-2)

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MARFIN, N. I..,,
Installation of temporary contact network poles. Elek. i topl.
tiaga 5 no.8:15-16 A,-. 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Nachaltnik remontno-naladochnogo tsekha Ryazanskogo uchastka
onargosnabzheniya.
(Slectric railroads-Ares and wiring)
(Electric lines-Poles)

IMPIN. N.I., inzh. (Ryazan' )
Design of reinf6rced concrete supports. Zhel.dor.transp. 42
no.2:63 F 16o. 041RA 13:5)
(Electric lines-Poles)

'~MAU H, H. I., Insh.
Good method of connecting the ground wire of contact
network supports. Slek.i tepl.tiaga no-7:22-23
J1 160. (MIRA 13:8)
(Electric railroads-Current supply)
(Electric currents-Grounding)

PARFILI, L.S.. inzh.; "IN, N.I., Inzh.; GORBASHOV, S.G., inzb.
Centrifuged reinforced concrete supports to be used in
areas with high ground-water level. Transp.stroi. 9
no.9:39-40 5 159. (MIR6, 13-2)
(Electric linos-Poles)
(Precast concrete construction)

MARFIN. N.I.
More about wire clips without bolts. BlekA tepl.tiaga 3
no.10:45 0 '59- (HIRA 13:2)
(Electric railroads--Wires and wiring)

MUM, -N.I..inzh.
We mast improve the quality of contact network parts. Blek.
tepl.tiaga 3 no.1:22 Ja '59. (KIRA 12:2)
I. 3-Y uchastok onargoenabzhonlya Ufimakoy dorogi, atantstys,
Abdulino.
(Electric railroads--Wires and wiring)

Kazakhstan Magnitka
25-12-21/39
1-5 to 2 times faster than with the conventional rolling mills.
The newest production methods, aided by telemechanics, elec-
tronic computers etc., will be applied at this plant. Under the
management of Engineer Miron Idironovich Khodos, 7,000 workers
work on 110 different construction sites. Approximately 200
apartment buildings were already finished, and 250,000 eq m of
additional living space are under construction.
There are 4 photographs.
AVAILABLEt Library of Congress
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AUTHORs Marf in, N. , (ghmir - Tau, Fazakh SM) 25-12-21/39
TITLEs Kazakhstan 14agnitka (Kazakhatanskaya magnitka)
PERIODICAL: Nauka i Zhiznl, 1957, # 12, Pp 33-36 (USSR"
ABSTRACTt Based on rich iron ore deposits of Atasuysk and coal layers
of Karaganda, a giant metallurgical plant near the town of
Temir-Tau is under construction. This plant, called the Kara-
ganda Metallurgical Plant (Karagandinskiy metallurgicheskiy
zavod) and one of the most modern installations of its kind
in the USSR, is scheduled to be completed during the 6th Five-
Year Plan. Andrey Petrovich Popov, director of the plant,
showed the author the layout of the different sections of the
plant, which consisted of blast furnaces, Martin ovens, rolling
mills and coking batteries. The plant is to cover an area of
almost 100 sq km, with an inter-plant railway system of 300 km-
The capacity of the furnaces will be from 1,500 cu m upward,
with efficiency factors of 0,65, obtained by automation, high
pressure and high temperature. Liquid pig iron from the blast
furnaces is to be carried in 100 ton containers to special
storage-mixing tanks with capacities of 1,300 tons. The Post
of pig iron will be 1/3 below the cost of pig iron produced
Card 1/2 in Dnepr basin plants, and the rolling process will be from

PARUNAKYAN, V.E., starsbiy inzh. (Chelyabinsk); 14ARFIN, M.A. (Chelyabinsk)
Mechanization of track maintenance of industrial rai2roads. Zhel.-
dor.transp. 44 no.4:76-80 Ap '62~ (KRA 11:1-)
1. Upravleniye zheleznodorozhnogo transporta ChelyabinskoFo
sovnarkhoza (for Paru'nakyan). 2. Zamestitel' nachal'nika
Upravleniya zheleznodorozhnogo transporta MarnitogorskoFo
metallurgicheskogd~kombinata (for Marfin).
(Railroads, Industrial)

ACC NRt APT002620
;position.
'l-polishing discs; 2--vacuum suction device; 3--cavity; 4 and 5---~channels;
,6--spring loaded valve
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE: 30Nov64
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ACC NR: AP700,20VO SOURCE CODE: Lm/bl~fi/66'looo/023/0).35/01,35
INVENTOR: Nlabiullin, F. Kh. Mn-rfin, B. V. ; Gert5ik, Ye. M.
ORG: None
TITLE: A device Tr polis*.Iiing flat surfaces. Class 67, No. 189326
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 23, 1966, 1~5
iTOPIC TAGS: metal. polishing, vacuum pump,
'ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces: 1. A device for polishing flat
,surfaces, e. g. workpieces made from semiconductive materials. The installation con-
.tains polishing discs, a rotating table with vacuum suction devices, and mechanisms
~for feed and extraction. The unit is designed for polishing the workpieces in various.
~directions during the conveying process. The polishing discs are mounted along the
!direction of motion of the workpieces which are held by the vacuum suction devices.
A modification of this installation in which the vacuum suction devices have a
:cavity connected to two channels. One of these channels is permanently connected to
,a vacuum pump and the other is connected to the same pump periodically. A valve which.
~is spring loaded in the axial direction shuts off the channel permanently connected
.to the vacuum pump in the absence of a workpiece and opens this channel at the moment
iwhen the other channel is connected to the vacuum pump with a workpiece in the load
Card 1/2 um 621.923-7.o6"oB.62

MARFIN, B. I., Candidate Med Set (diss) -- "Closed novocaine blockade of the
basic extraorganic nervous plexi of the mediastinum". Voronezh, 1959. 18 PP
(Voronezh State Med Inst), 200 copies (KL, No 25, 1959, 141)

ILWO, B.I.
-Closed novGcnine block of the main reflexogenic medinatinal zones.
[with sunriary in English] . Khirurgiia 34 no.6:90-94 Je 158
(HIRA 11:8)
1. Im knfodry goopitallnoy khirurgii (zav. - prof. V.P. Radushkevich)
Voro3hakogo meditainakogo institute.
(PROCAIS. anesthesia & analgesia
closed block of medinatinal zones. exper. study on
cadavers (Rue))

MARFIEVIC1, I)Umitru, ing.
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Bakelite driving pulley.9 used to drL-.re *,he apindles in spinning
and twisting mach.',-r(-,,s. C,,ms+lr. mas 16 no.6025-3131 Je-'64,

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MARFI M CIO D., ing.
Elements of now technique in the construction of *,xtile
machines. Ind text Rum 15 no. 5s247-250 My 164*
1. nUnirea" Metallurgic Plant, Cluj.

MAUIEVIGIO D., ing.
Revs in cotton carding; the RWII card. ind taxt Ftzm 15 no.)2?671-
6a4 D 164.
1. "Unixea" Metallargic Plant, Cluj.

MARFIbMCI,-Dum:Ltn4--Jmg.
Relon lids for ball bearings* ConW mas 15 no.7 -- 502-504
il 163.
1. Uzina "Unirea"t Cluj.

MqI~I, D., ing.; RUSU,V., ing.
Elastics used in the construction of textile machines. Ind. text
Rum 14 no.8.-361-366 Ag~63

MAIWIEVIGI, Dumitru, ing.; DEAK, Tiberiu, ing.
permanent magnets used as devices in closing doors of textile machines.
Metalurgia constr mas 15 no.2:166-167 F 163.
1. Uzinele Unirea, Cluj.

FETRMCUI Gh., ing,,,- I"IEVIGI., D., ingo
Textile machines on the level of advanced tech-nology. ind text
Rum 14 no./+:164-171 Ap 165.

MARFIMCI, D.
Graphite. the construction material for maohine parts. p. 75. MALURGIA SI
CONSTRUCTIA DE MASINI. (Unisterul Industriel MetalurgLce A Gonstructillor do Masini
A Asociatia Stiinitifica a Inginer.11or A Technicielor) Bucuresti.
Vol. 8, no. 4, Apr. 1956.
SOURCE: East European Acessions List, (EEAL), Library of Congress,
Vol. 5, No. 22, November, 1956,

MARFICH, Anna Stepanavna (Marfych, H.S.]; GVARDIONOV, B.O.
red.; LUCHKIV, M.R., tekhn. red.
[Oar field, dear field...) Pole nashe, polechko... Uzhhorod,
Zakarpats'ke obl. kWzhkoho-gazetne vyd-vo, 1963. 44 p
(MIRA 17:3i
1, Zvenevaya komsomollsko-molodezhnoy zveni kolkhoza
"Komsomoletsl," Beregovskogo rayonav~" p1tWa*-ablasti
(for Marfich).

ANbRIANOV, K.A.; MARFENKGVA, G.P.; KHANAIIASHVILI, L.M.; SHAPATIN, A.S.
Synthesis of organophosphinoxyaluminoxanadimethylsilaxane
elastomers. Vysokom. soed. 5 no.10.,1552-1557 0 163.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Institut tonkoy khimicheskoy tekhnologii imeni Lomonosova.

MARFEVKO, V.
Methodological mastery of a pedagogue.
19 no.8:5-6 Ag 162.
super7iaion)
Prof.-tekh. obr.
(MIRA 15:12)
(School

MARFENKO, S.V., assistent
Precision suiweys in assemb."llne the 7 Beav.
TZV. vys. ucheb. zav.; geod. i aerof. no.4:13-35 '63.
(MIRA 17:9)
1. Moskovskiv institut inzhenprov gpodezii, aernfotos"yernki i
ka r tog ra-f i i .

MARFENKO, S.V.; PMEV, A.K.; PORUBAY, N.I.
Fine adjustment of magnets in a proton synchrotron. Prib. i
tekh. eksp. 7 no-4:55--65 JI-Ag 162. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Institut tboreticheskoy i eksperimentallnoy fiziki Gasu-
darstvannago komiteta po ispollzovaniyu atamnoy energii SSSR.
(Electromagnets) (syncbrotron)

Effect of the deformation of the ... S/l2o/62/Ooo/oo4/olO/O47
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calculations and the design data were then tested-experimentally
by observations of the position of 28 markers attached to the
foundations. Vertical and radial variations for the period
1959/62 are reported in the form of graphs,from which it is
concluded that the maximum departure of the orbit from the axis
of the chamber, due to the deformation of the foundations, did
not exceed 1.5 min. The amplitude of the deformations of the
foundations was of the same order of mignitude (about 1 min).
There are 2 figures and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Institut teoreticheskoy i eksperimentallnoy
fiziki GKAE
(Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics
GKAE)
SUBMITTED: March 31, 1962
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analysis is now griven of the strength of the ring fotindation by
developing the displacement of the axis of the accelerator chamber
due to deformation of the foundations into a Fourier series.
Owing to the rigidity of the magnet sections and the small
distance between neighbouring sections, the position of all the
sections can be specified with sufficient accuracy by the
coordinates of 112 points. The Fourier series, therefore,
contain a finite number of terms. For each harmonic of the
deformation one can then calculate the amplitude of the correspond-
ing periodic orbits. Numerical calculations showed that the
13th, 43rd and neighbouring harmonics were the most dangerous.
The mather~,iatical analysis is facilitated by the fact that a
mathematical solution is available for the problem of mechanical
vibrations of an elastic ring (Love, Mathematical Theory of
Elasticity). In their final form the foundations were in the
shapeof a continuous reinforced-concrete belt of square cross-
section having a length of 250 m, height 5 m and width 5 m with a
nett load of about 16 tons per running metre. The belt contains
two circular cable tunnels (1.25 x 1-95 m The analytical
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AUTHORS: Viadimirskiy, V.V., Kobozev, A.S., lirfanka, .5.V,,
Pevnev, A.K., Porubay, N.I. and Tarasov, Ye.K.
TITLE: Effect of the deformation of the foundations on the
orbit of protons in a synchrotron
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksDerimenta, no.4, 1962, 6u-69
TEXT: Unavoidable displacements-of the ground in the
vertical and horizontal directions due to seasonal variations in
the temperature, humidity and so on,may give rise to relative
displacei.lents in the position of magnet sections, which in turn
may produce forced oscillations of the proton beam. In the
7 GeV proton synchrotron of the GKAE the magnet is supported by
a continuous solid ring which is in principle similar to that, V~
employed at CERN. The reinforced-concrete ring which supports
the magnet lies directly on the ground which consists of soft
morainic deposits. The relatively small dimensions of the ring
(R. = 40-m) ensured that it could be made sufficiently rigid and
thereby minimise the effect of nonuniform settling of the ground
on the orbit. The ring was placed at a depth of 5 m. A theoretical
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measurements is given, the plan basically consisting of
14 adjacent quadrilaterals. Length measurements were made using
a super-i-nvar wire N31K5 with an average quadratic error of -
+ ho ~L . The invar wire was subjected to a special mechanical and
Thermal treatment to improve its stabilit and decrease its thermal
coefficient of expansion to less than 10- Reference leve18 for
the foundation are obtained by a system of hydrostatic levels
assembled in channels in the ring foundation. Two geodetic
markers are attached to each block for determining their position
and also for aiding the accurate geometric location of the
measuring coils and other probes used for magnetic measurements.
Deviations from the desired measurements are plotted on circular
graphs. The average deviation is + 2511,in radius and + 30~1 in
height. The maximum displacement of the beam resulting Trom
these errors is about 4 mm. There are 15 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut teoretichaskoy i eksperimentallnoy fiziki
GKAE (Institute of Theoretical and Experimental
Physics GICAE)
SUBMITTED: March 29, 1962
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AUT14ORS: Marfenko, S.V., Pevnev, A.K., Porubay, N.I.
TITLE: --TH-e accuracy of positioning the proton synchrotron
magnets
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no.4, 1962, 55-65
TEXT: It is necessaey to position the magnet blocks to within
the limits + 0.07 min in the radial direction, + 0.1 min in height
and + 1.8 nim along the orbit (average quadratic errors). In order
to achieve this positioning a geodetic method was developed at the
Moskovskiy institut inzhenerov geodezii, aerofotos"yemki i
kartografii (NIIIGAiK) (Moscow Institute of Engineers of Geodesy,
Aerial Phot9graphy and Cartography) and n'ew apparatus, instruments
and equipment were constructed. 56 permanent markers were built
into the foundation and arranged in pairs on circles of radii
38000 and 42640 min. The centre marker consists of a chromium
steel ball diameter 16,695 min + 511, over which a goniometer can
be fitted by means of a speciaY socket to an accuracy of + 5)'.
The top of the ball was used as a height reference mark.
A detailed description of the method of making triangulation
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HARFRM, S.V., inzh.
Geodetic operationz during the construction of the proton-synchot--on
of the European Council for Ruclear Research in Geneva. Izv. 77s.
ucheb. zav.; good. i aerof. no.4:129-141 160. (HIM 13:11)
(GenErvR-Synchotron) (Surveying)

MARnNKO, S.V., aspirant
The precision of sighting. Trudy 14IIGAIK no-36:79-91 '59.
(MIRA 13 - 4)
1. Kafedra prikladnoy geodezii 14Dskovskogo instituta inzhanerov
goodazii, aerofotos"yemki i kartografii.
(Theodolites)

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with an ;~!'."-6 LheriaLstor wider con(~.!L,7on.,~. Trady
TSAO no.67-24-30 165. 19:1)

MIJIDENKOV C).V. ,
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Basis of the rietho%ology of proce.,ning rnade by
means of the llflalaktUVI rp-d'.cj thecdolit- wtth s,-. rqn,,Tr .-Jlapter.
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ACCESSION NR: AT4033561
'full process of determination of random errors for both instruments is described and
,the results tabulated. The "Halakhit" radiotheodolite ensures a satisfactory
iaccuracy of determination of wind velocity and direction (a mean square error in
ivelocity of 2-3 m/sec and of 5-100 in direction) only to a height of approximately
1
::15 km (and in a horizontal range of 40 km); thereafter errors in wind determination
lincrease sharply. Special attachments now are being supplied to the radiotheodolite
!to increase accuracy. Radiotheodolite and radar.methods of observing radiosondes
are compared; the smaller the vertical angle the more suitable is radar for measure-
ment of wind parameters in comparlson with the radiotheodolite. The A-22-111 is
,the most precise radiosonde and its accuracy is adequate to heights of 20 km. A
further increase of accuracy requires a decrease of radiation errors and an iWrease
in the rigidity of construction. Improvement in wind observations requires intro-
!duction of the radar method. The entire process of observation and processing data
ishould be automated to the fullest extent possible. Orig. art. has: 4 formulas,
,6 tables and 2 figures.
i
'ASSOCIATION: 'reeatral'naya aecologicheakaya observatoriya (Central Aeralogical
Observatory)
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE AOQ: 16 Apr64 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: Ah NOR" M1 000 OMER3 000

ACCESSION NR: AT4033561 512922/63/009/OGOtOI1810124
;AUTHOR: Harfenko, 0. V.
ITITLEt Accuracy of temperature and wind sounding of the atmosphere
SOURCE: Vseaoyusnoye nauchnoye mateorologichaskoya soveshchantye. let, Leningrad.
1961. Pribory* i metody* nablyudenly (Instruments and methods of observation);
trudy* soveshchaniya, v. 9. Leningrad, GLdrometeoizdat, 1963, 118-124
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, aerology, air temperature measurement, wind measurement,
radiosonde, A-22-111 radiosonde, radiotheodolite
ABSTRACT: The three most important radiosondes used in the aerological network of
the SSSR are the RZ-049, RKZ-l and A-22-11I, with the latter being the most widely
used. A study has been made of the random errors of the A-22-III a:id RKZ-I
l
Iradiosondes, the work was done at the Laboratoriya radiozondirovani.ya raAO (Radio-
sonde Laboratory of the Central Aerological Obsorvatory) Ln 1960-1161. BY random
errors in measurement is meant the scattering of radiosonde readings of the same
type under identical conditions. In the case of A-22-III radiosondes the random
errors were deterinined using pairs of radiosondes; random errors of the RKZ-1 were
detannined by aimultaneous measurements with Ria-1 and A-22-III radiosonder). The

MAITIVIKO, 0,V.
L_ ~... - - ,
Accidental errors of meteorological measurements in the free
atmosphere with A-22-III and RKZ-1A radiosondes. Trudy TSAO no.43t
35-41 162. (MIRA 15.-7)
(Radiosondes)

bccaslonal
157.
errors of the M(Ilosonda R7,049. Tr--dv TSAO no.22:35-39
(MM 1194)
(Radiosondes) (Errors. Theory of)

KHINKIC:~ L.M., inzil.; MARPTNINi., L.S.
Using large-size roller contact b-hrin.7s -'r, rol I ing m!":
I _.L -
back-up rolls. Stall 24 no.8:765-767 Ag 164.
(MIRA L7:9)
1. Glavnoye upravleniye po snabzheniyu I sbytu podgriirmikov
kacheniya i svobodnykh detaley pri SovetE n%imdnoj,,o khozynystvti
RSP'SR.

ARKHAROV, Aleksey Mikhaylovich; BUTKEVICH ' Konstantin Stefanovich;
GOLOVINTSOV, Andrey Grigorlyevich [deceased]; KULAKOV,
Viktor Mikhaylovich; ;rina,Vaz;illyema; MIKULIJ)"
Yevgeniy Ivanovich; STOLPEH, Mikhail Borisovich; Prinimali
uchasti-ye: BAKLOOVA, V.G.; GRIDIN, V.B.; PETROVSKIY, Yu.V. ,
red.
[Low-temperature equipment] Tekhnika nizkikh temperatur.
Moskva, Energ4ia, 1964. 447 p. (MIRA 17:J2)

MIKULIN, Ye.I.; 14A NINA, I.V.
Thermodynamic diagram,-- for neon and some of its properties.
Inzh.-fiz. zhur. no.12,11Z,1117 D 163. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Moskovskoye vyssheye tekhnicheskoye uchilishche 4meni Baumana.

MARFENINA, I.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; MIKULIN, Ye.I., kand.tekhn.nauk
Analysis of a regenerative gas refrigeration cycle. Khir..=ash.
no.2:7-13 Yx 162. (MRA 15:3)
(Low temperature research)

MARMIUA. I.V.,-kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk, dotsent.
I
Prinin
.~ of liquids and hydraulic phenomena in rectifying colLvv-;a.
[Trudy] MVTU no-17:37-74 153. (KLRA 9-,11)
(Distillation apparatus)

MARYNNINA. I.V.
Marfanina, I.V. "Bearing effect on the coefficient of concentration
of rectifying plates," Kislorod, 1948, No. 5,-op. 10-26 - Bibliog: 7 items
SO: U-2888, Letopia Zhmmal'nykh Statey. No. 1, 1949

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I. V. llarfenina, 14 pp
"Kislorod" NO 3
Experiments were conducted at the Laboratory of Deep Cold imeni Baxian, ILIVPU. It was
discovered that it was impossible to increase the preSSU-re of oxygen, if the oxygen was
received under pressure directly from the separating ap7aratus. In equipment of large
output it was inefficient to use high pressure in fractionaT'ing. Article contains
graphs, diagrans and tables of the results obtained.

MARFENINAt I. V.
"Obtaining Oxygen Under High-Pressures in a Fractionating Column,"
SO: Kisiorads No- 3; 1947;
"Production of Oxygen in Rectifying Columns under Elevated Pressure,"
SO: Kislorod, Not 3, 1947;
"The Maximum Permissible Quantity of Liquid in the Caps of a Plate,"
SO: Kislorod, No. 6, 1947.

HAYLOV, Pador Hikhaylovich-Edecessed); ZOLOI!NITSKIY, N.D., prof.,
doktor takhn.nouk, retsenzent;_jjARZMJj"S,.. inzh., retsenzent;
AKMIN, D.F., kand.ekonom.nauk, red.; SEMOVA, M.N., red.izd-va;
CHMKOVA, Z.I.9 takhn.red,
(Amdamentals of labor protection in the machinery industry]
Oanovy okhrany truda v mashinostroanii. Moskva. Goo.nauchno-takhn.
izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1960. 208 p.
(KM 13:12)
1. Rukovoditell kafedry tekhniki bezopasnosti Koskovskoggo inzhe-
nerno-stroitallnogo institute (for Zolotnitakiy).
(Machinery industry--Hygienic aspects)
(Labor laws and legislation)

1
Zma2mov, Boris Ivanovich; KARTMIN, Vasiliy Semsuovich; VASFILKIRA,",
red. ; GOLICHMOVA,
[labor protectioa; a collection of decrees and regulations] Okhrana
truda: aboraik postanovlenii i pravil. [Hoakwal Izd-vo VTsSFG. 1958.
397 P. (mm II.:10)
1. Rassla (1923- U.S.S.R.) laws, atatutes, ate,
(labor laws and legislation)

RAMNIN V 3.1 VISMKINA, A.A.. redaktor; KMSANOVA. N.A., takhnichaskiy
Wsw~ftkbr
[Safety engineering and Industrial byglene; collection of decrees
and regulations] Takhatka. bezopasnosti I proizvodstvennaia sanitariia;
abornik postanovlantl I pravil. [Moskva] Ird-vo VTnSPS Profisdat "
1954. 568 p. (Microfilm] (Min 6:4)
(Industrial safety) (Industrial bygiene)

wavfso-w'~ vr.. I.,
I -, V. S -
Industrial Hygiene
Result of evaluation of plans for scientific activities of institut-as for industrial hygiene
of the All-Union Central Council of Trada Unions. Giv. i san. No. 4, Apr. 152.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Septemoer -195Y? Unclassified.

VALIKOV, Grigoriy Petrovich. Prinimali ucha3tiye: KAZAKOV, A.P.p
kand. tek-hn. nauk, dots.; G1,101AN, A.A., inzh.; MOROZOV,
N.P., inzh.; ARTAMOIIYCHEV, A.E., kand. tekhn. nauk-,
retsenzent; MA~ ~ , inzh., retsenzent; RZIECRITSKIY,
B.D., red.; MAKRUSHINA, AX., red.
(Organization of cargo handling; problems and examples] Orga-
nizatsiia gruzovykh rabot; zadachi i primery. Moskva,
Transport, 1965. 299 P. (MIRA 18:6)

SUKOLENOV, Aleksandr YeWokimovich, kand. tekhn. na;t HARFENIN N.V.,inzh.
retsenzent; KAZAKOV, A.P.,*Aots., kand'. te naur, retsenzent;
RZHECHITSKIY, B.D., inzh., red.; HAKRUSHINA, A.N., red. izd-va;
RIDNAYA, I.V., tekhn. red.
(Hachanization and organization of cargo-handling operational
Mekhanizataiia i organizatsiia gruzovykh rabot, Moskva, lzd-vo
"Rechnoi transport,," 1963. 431 P. (HiRA 16:5)
1. Zaveduyushchiy kafedroy "Organizatsiya i makhanizatsiya pere-
gruzochnykh rabot" Gorlkovskogo instituta inzhenerov vodnogo
transports. (for Kazakov).
(Cargo handling-Equipment and supplies)
(Inland water transportation--&nagement)

jACC NR% AN7004529
SOURCE, CODE: UR/9028/67/000/01510003/0003
AUTHOR: Marfeni N,. nspector)
ORG: National Control Committee, SSSR (Komitet naro"ogo kontrolya SSSR)
TITLE: Providing transportation for the eastern Arctic
SOURCE: Vodnyy transport, no. 15, 02 Feb 67, p. 3, col.,3-6
TOPIC TAGS: inland waterway transportation, transportation system
;ABSTRACT:
At present,goods are transported to the eastern sector of the Arctic mainly
by a combination of refiroadand marine shipping lines #ith the goods being
transferred at far eastern ports. However, studies c6nducted in various
scientific research and destgn institutes have shown that this is not the
most economical arrangement. It is now technically possible to ship cargoes
via rail, river, and marine lines using the river tena, which would shorten
the shipping distance by 3,000-5,000 km, and thus cut costs.
ISUB CODE: 15/ SUBM DATE: none/ ATD PRESS: 5114
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VARFMIN 11 inah.; RAKA . D.., inzh.
ft!t~~
Harbors should work better. Rech.transp. 2.1 no.7-.9-11 JI 162.
(MM 15:8)
(Harbors) (Cargo hazOllizg-Equipment and supplies)

,-MARFELIDT, i5.A.
Petrified Imot in the diaphragmatic pla-ura simLlating a
tuberouloma. Probl. tub. noels. 81 163. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Iz khirurgicheskogo otdeleniya (zav. N.P. Loginova) Oblast-
nay tuberltaeznoy bollnitsy Irkutska.
(PLEURA-TUBERCTJLOSIS)

MARFAIJ, Tiborp tudomanyos fomunkatars
Filling stations on htghways with heavy traffic. Auto motor 17
ne.18:26 21 S 164.
1. Road Research Institute, Budapest.

SOV/30-59-6-17/40
News in Brief. Conference on the Application of Methods of Cybernetics for
Transportation and the Construction of Means of Transportation
technical projecting and building. A close collaboration
between Soviet and Hungarian scientists in this field will
accelerate the solution of the present problems. LIZ
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gARFAI,Jibor, okleveles mernok$ tudomanYos f0mu~atars OZl tud BZ
Hi,hway +raffic signs and motor vehicle drivers.
149 no. 8:339-345 Ag 164.
1. Road Research IngtitItes Budapeat-