SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MARKINA, Z.V. - MAHKIZOV, V.I.

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ussli/Hllmar, a"'. ILrUm"I !-LY3IzUut;Y.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Diol., No 14, 1958, No 65o94
Author : Markina Z.V.
Inst ---71~s~trakh~an IcInstitute
Title Hematopoicsis in Acute Malaria
Orig Pub Tre Astrakhanek. med, in-ta, 1956, 12, No 2., 282-291
Abstract Reticulocytosis, an increase in the percentage content of
the young elements of the erythroblastic series and a re-
duction in the maturation index of the erythroblastic
elements (increase in the proliferative and reaenerative
capacity of the bone marrow associated with retardeC. m-
turation of elements of the erythroblastic series) were Jetec-
ted in the myelograms of 34 patients with acute malaria
(fresh and relapsed cases). With resjct to thrombopoiesis
anO_ leukopoiesis, a shift to the left was seen (retar(IeO. m-
turation of elements of the neutrophilic and eosinojIUl_Jc
series in the presence of adequate leudoblastic function
if the bone marrow). The number of plasma cells was in-
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MAM_ TAhvM,_V.j., inzh.
Reconditioning fuel pump bodies of the D-6 internal combustion
marine engine. Sudostreenie 25 no.4:47-48 Ap '59.
(MIRA 12:6)
(Puel pumps--Maintenance and repair)
(Marine diesel engines--Kaintenance and repair)

MAUITANTOV, V.I., inzh.
Results of the sixth regional contest of the Scientific and
Bngineering Society. Sudostroenie 25 no.4:73-74 Ap '59.
(MIRA 12:6)
(Marine engineering)

PARKITANMV# V.I., insh.
Compartment gauging vivultaneously vith ahip tests. Sudoetroenie 25
no.10:56 0 159. (KRA 13:2)
(Hulls (Naval architecture))

YARKIT.Amv, V.I., juh.
Mamefteturing large screws. Hashinostroitell no.1:23 Ja 160.
(MIRA 1:j:4)
(Sermw cutting)

- MAMTANOVP V.
How ships should be constructed for use in Far Eastern watera.
RTO 2 no.7140 ii 160. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Uchanyy seirretarl Primorskogo krayevogo pravleniya Nauchno-
tekhnichemkogo obshchestva eudoetroitellnoy promyBhlennoBti,
Vladivostok.
(Soviet Par last-Ships)

RARKITANOVA, V.A., aspirant
Investigatinf: the heat conduct'vity of high-ap~-ecj P--ec~:s.
lvv. vys. ucheb. zav.; mashinostr. nu-4:168-172 I ~ -5.
OC'U !P:'

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resistance to wear- and the increase of temperature were tested on steels RIB,
U&I j R9j R18F2 2 R310, ~ R9F5.9 R%5.,~R9=., MDKZ and JUK5F2p identically groundil
at identi"a _2aqin Monditions, and with the rate of feed varying -from 7 to 90
Wniz.. The temperatures - were measured with-an alectron,potentiometer EP?-09-at
2-.,iinuta intervals. At ropamt of 0.4vo--bB, and 0.14., thevariation of teMerature
wirii a-given rate of feed followed equation 9 -~cvmj, where G.i3 temperature,in K,
-c --and- m-are --contitants-- dependent- on-steel--comp in
obition., -abd-Ir is--cutting speed
m/min. * Curves were plotted to show the. influence of tunpten), vanadium., cobalt,
and molybdenum -admixtures on the temperature relations between the temperature
increase and the cutting speed at a constant tool wear, The curves correspond to
of
equation dg/dv cravm -The increase temperature. diminished. with the dncreaz-e
of-cobalt,lt was slowest in steel R1OK5F5, fastest. in R18M,': In all. cases the
increase of temperature was found to,diminiah an the cutting speed increased.
1 Steel RIOK5F2 allowed uale of a cutting spend 12% higher than steel R18, and Bteels
R9K5 and R9ML allowed a speed increase of.. above that attainable with R9.
Orig* wt, has$ 7 graphs and 1- tables
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ASSOCIATIONs nQne
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HARKITANTOV, V.V., Inzh.
ApparatuB used for cutting out packing. Sudostroenis 24 no.10:52-53
0 '58. (MIRA 11-12)
(Packing (Mechanical engineering))

MARKITANTGVA. A. V.
"Local Gats and Their Importance in Selection in the ':orthwvetern
Zone :of the RSFSR." Cane Agr Sci, All-Union Scl Res Inst of Plant
Growing, Leningrad, 195!j. (RZI-3iol. No 5. Mar 55)
S-: Sum No. '70. 20 Sep --~ - Survey of Scientific and TecYi.1cal Dic-
U
~,-.rtj;tionr Defended at USSR Higher Educationa.1 Institutions (1-',,

MSP / Cultivated Plants. Cereal Crops. M-3
AbB Jour : Ref Zhur - Aiolngiya, No 13, 1958, No. 58544
Author : Yarkitantova, A. V.
Inat .1 Not _gT#n
Title I Vogetativo Grafting in Cereal crops
Orig Pub Selektatya J semonovod8tvo, 1957, No 4, 64-6r,,
Abstract A moro productive strain with larger grain (abs.
wolSht 24.4~ initIaL - 19.9 aiii 23-0) was obtainod at
the Ioningrad solontive station by grafting the embryo
of scotch oat on the endosperm of the early-ripening
coarse grained Bielorussian variety, The heteroeis
contlni~ed for two generations* F after grafting of
the seed eribryo of the Orell varle~y on the endosporm
of half vInter English Lea variety, vas also distinguished
by the coarseress of its grain, high yielding capacity.
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USSR / Cultivated. Plants - Cereal Crops -
As Jour : Ref Zhur - 13iologiya, No 1-3, 1958, No. 58544
It waB aliso characterized by the formation of B5-100%
of three grain ears on a panicle. -- I. N. Zaikim
C ard 2 /2
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ASTAKROV, I.I., Clav. red.; AI:SIN, A.N., red.; IVOUV, D.A., red.;
Ko"Tillov) IMI.F., ~ioktor sellkhoz. riauk, red.; KOITYUK11OV,
k~and. sellk~.cz. nauk, red.; M-'--JJTAIIlTGVA, A.V., uchenyy sekre-
tar', red.; JAPOZITIKOV, 1~.A., red.; TYMPEV, b.1;., red.
r
tScience in the ~~er-.ice f)f a.-r:*:-ultural -ollect~cn
of sciertific and teclmlcal ~-fforma,ionj Nauka
qtvemorrm proizvodstiru; sbornik nauchn-tukhniche,-kc-1, in`ori;.al:-;i.
Leningrad, Leniz;dnt, IQ'-)4. 11.3 ; . (Ml:tA 17:3)
1. Leningr~id. Severo-zapadnyy naucmo-issledovatel'skiy iristitut
sellskogo khozyaystva.

1ARKITANTOVA, A. Ye. -"Comparative-Experimental Study of The Chemotherapeutic
Properties of Variously Dispersed Bismuth Compounds on White
Mice, Rats, and Rabbits."'(Dissertations for Degrees in Science
and Engineering Defended at USSR, Higher Educ tional Institutions
Acad Med Sci USSR, Inst of Normal and Pathological Physiolo,7,
Moscow, 1955
SO: Knizhnaya Letovis' No. 34, 20 August 1955
* For the Detzree -)f Doct.-or Of :~i,~n,-

USSR/General Problai of Pathology - Experinental Therapy. U-3
Abs JOur Ref Zhuor - Biol., No 16, 1958, 75466
Author Lutsenko, T.A., Timkhina, M.Ya.
Inat
Title Action of Reoembf.chine on the Complement and Production
of Agglutinins and Procipitins by Animle.
Orig Pub Byul. eksperim. biol. i meditsiny, 1957, 44, No 9, 89-93
Abstract In a study of the influence of neoenbichine (I; di-(~ -
-chloroethyl)-2-chloropropylamine) on antibody production,
I was injected into healthy rabbits intravenously only
once in a dosage of 1-5 Lkljkg. During 9 days after injec-
tion of 1, the increase and stabilization of complement
titer took place. Production of agglutinins and precipi-
tins depended upon the method of experiment procedure:
by injecting 1 4 days after an injection with antigen
(typhoid fever diagnostic by determination of agglutinins
and tuipreserved horse's serum in case of determination
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MARKITANTOU V.M.
Effect of Borne '7f 'h,? exe"Pl Pr.-.-ronn,~m'. on -
of vision In s&,oolchildren. Trudy 'W'lad!~M no,2:.-2'7.2')', I ','','
(M. - -,.A -, p . -1"
1. Iz Primcrskr-,.% krayev,~y taws,~ .

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HARKIY, V.Ya ; TESLYUK, M.Yuo
C,yuteLUjrp& structure of the ternary compounds TiCo.Al, W12lnl
TiVi2In, and TiCU2 In. DDp. AB URSR no.12:16(77-16C)9 v62. (MIRA 16:2)
1. Llvarskiy gosudarstvem-yy universitet. Predstavlemo akademikom
AB UkrSSR 1.17. Frantsevichm [Frantsevychp I.M.I.
(Alloys) (1--ray crystallography)

GLADYSHEVSKIY, Ye.I.; 1-ULRKIV V Ya - KUZ'MA, Yu.B.; CIIERKA.;':11,1. Ye.Ye.
=41 -.:z -1- 0-1
CrIstal structure of certain ternary inter-m- -,P-11 ic tit~anlllm
Titan i ego splavy ne.10:71-73 163. (!.'~:,~A .7-.1)

KUZIMAW Yu.B.; LAKH, V.I.; ..rPMIV, V.Ya.; STADNYK, B.I.; GLADYSHFVSKIY, Ye.I.
I
X-ray investigation of the system tungsten - rhenium - carbon.
Porosh. met. 3 no.4:40-48 Jl-Ag 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Llvovskiy ordena Lenina gosudarstvennyy universitet im. I.Ya.
Franko.
(Tungsten-rhenium alloys--Metallography)
(Phase rule and equilibrium)

GLADYSHEVSKIY, Ye.l.; TIUSGUS, V.S.; MARKIV, V.Ya.
Crystalline strucl;ure of the compound Ta 5Gja 3- M r-i s t& I lograf i ja
8 no.6:921-923 N-D'63. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Llvovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Iv. Franko.

Klil I- Y;, N i

I ,KIV, 7FSLYIJY., PI.Y.,j GLAF)YSfff:V,',KlY, Ye,,, 'jj,,j'j.Y:j e
MArt I I 1 .1 ii vs',Skvi,
Ir .11 . I
Crystai 3tructure of tne ternary compound qgbN'L-"t)k"e". "CF .
AN '-FR-,R no, '7:914-~416 , 6z' . 'KIPA
I Llvovskiy gosudarqt.vennyy ~inivnrsltet. 2. Predstavienc
akademikom AN UkrSS.-,, V.N.Svechnlkr!,.rym r,",.r :,vierhn)kcvl.

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AUT11ORi Kry*p"yakevy*ch, P. 1.(Kripyakevich, P. I.); Marki!,j~'Ya.j Troyan,
A. 0. (Troyan, A. A.)
TITLE- Crystal structures of TICuAl and TiNiAl ternary compounds
SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Dopovidi. an. 7, 1964, 922-924
TOPIC TAGS: titanium nickel aluminum system, titanium copper alumi-
num compound , compound composition , compound structure , I Attice con-
stant
ABSTRACTt The composition and crystal structure of n ternary
TiCuwAlz compounds previously found in the Ti-Cu-Al system, were in-
vestigated. Alloys contnininR 33 at.% Ti, 16.7-61.7 at.% Cu, and
5-50 nt.% Al were melted from iodide titnnium, 99.996Z pure copper,
and aluminum in a helium atmosphere in an electric nrc furnace and An
nealed at 800C for 350 hours. Among the obtained alloys, x-ray
structural and microutructural analyses identified one as an almost
homogeneous TiCuAl alloy and several inhomogeneous alloys. Except
for a small amount of a TiCu2Al compoundo the TiCuAl alloy consisted
of n compound of an approxinately TiDuAl composition and a henagonal
C-1-1

ACCESSION 111~: AP4042825
structure of the M Zn2 tYPe, wt th the I a L t i c cc on at a n ts
5.026 + 0.004 1, c - 8.084 + O~004 A, c,a - 1.608, and titanium
atoms in positions with a coordTnation number of 16. A stmilar in-
vestigation of alloys of the Ti-Ni-Al system revealed the existence
of a compound with a NgZn2-type structure, a - 4.999 + 0.003 X,
c - 8.049 + 0.005 A, c/o - 1.610, and a composition 'close to that of
TiNiAl in 7quilibrium with a TiNi2Al compound. No analogous com-
pound was found in the Ti-Co-Al system. orig# art, host I table.
ASSOCIATION1 Llvivalky0y derzhavny*y univerey*tet
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ACCF-&SION NR: APL02095
5/0070/64/002/002/0279/0260
AUTHORS: Kuz'ma' Yu. B.; Ma~qyj V. Ya.
TITLE: The crystal structure of RIn compounds in the system of rare earth metals
3
plus indium
SOURCE: Kristallografiya, v. 9, no. 21 195)41 279-230
TOPIC TAGS: crystal structure, raro earth mezal, indium, alloy, X ray study
A.3STITRACT: The properties of many sucii cor-,.,~)unds have been studied previously.
The authors sought to cbmplete the (lata by i. ivest igati ncr alloys of RIn in wldch,
3
R = Y, Eu, Gd, 7b, Dy, Ho, Er, Tu, YL), and Lu. The samples were prepared in an
electrical furnace in an at'mospherc of pure lieliwi. X-ray studies show that all
samples (except the one with Zu) givo, in addition to indiwn lines, lines of cubic
structure. The alloys thus consist of binary compounds in equilibrium with the In.
The ratio of In to the binary coN4)ounds is about 3 : 1 in the alloys. The struc-
tural type is apparently that of AuCu3 (space group Pm3m - Oh)' The lattice
constants in this series of RIn3 decrease systematically in going from La to Lu.
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A sharp maximum at Yb carresponds to a larCe ato;,de radius and ind-icates a
bivalent state in this element. 11-1ho autliors wqpress their thanks to P. 1.
Kripyakevich for his discussions of the wor'-.." Orig. art. has: I figure and 2
tables.
ASSOCIATION: Llvovskiy gosudarstvenny*y urdversitet (Lvov State University'),
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KUZIMA, Yu.B. (Ltvcv~.; LAKH, V.:. .L'vov"; VCR('S!IlllDV, Yu.V. ~:'vov~;
V.va. '11%-v,
SSSR. Me*, . n.-
I. Sublri " te I Sr, tpm~

RAVICH, I.V.; ILIXTAV, G.T.LMARI~IV,_Ma.
Energy state of nickel electrons in the M8Ni3 compounds. 7xur. strukt,
Min. 6 no.2018-319 Mr-Ap f6c., (ICRA 180)
1. L*vovskiy gosudarstvanny-y universitet imeni Franko.

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AUTHOrl-S: Yxuzltna Ye. B. (L'vov); i:~.aKlij_ (L'Vov) Vorosnilov, Y,;. i. (L'vo-,r)
_Lu _1
Stadnyk, B. 1. (Lvov); Markiv,- V. Ya. (11,1vov)
016: none
TITL---: Phase diagram of the Zr--[,'o--D
SOURCE: AN -JSSH. Izvestiya. Metall,;, no. ,,, IY61), 127-12'y
TOPIC TX-15: alloy 1,;,a-.e diarrarr., z-1'rccnium contairiing alloy, iror. loy
boron containing alloy
A',13TItA 'r - T!;o i for at t:5(-V W;~:;
x-ray aralysis. TML; cC
Pa;,,, ri:i A. Ts. SpukLor ~'Promf!zioitnchrivyc: !'azy v
neori;an. khimii, 1963, :pe,,imezis prep.-ired i. e. a,,,.,' -;-I
16~. A total of 12 d.ifi'erent spc WGL(3 s,udied, aFi~i 1-ic-
- ) .i:, ~i(,VjiUiOll, L11(3 0:
aro prc;se-itfjd (3i)C,' Fi,". ~
"Pou"d Zr2Fe W`3 det~xmlried, IL w~ s fc,uid 50,riv-,iure ZrZt.".
Ti2N! type witli a - 12.11" A. A iiuta-dod descrdpticri of the surucLure i.,; T,~;
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AUMOR: ](2- 1*,.-Nark1V. V. Ta.1 Teflumm, Tu. V... Savitskir,
To. N.; Barons V V.
~TITLZ: The titanimor-vauadIwaillconop)pstm
I - F~- I
'V1
SOURCR: M SSSR, Isvestiya. Heorganichaskiya imaterialy, v. I , no. I p 1%5,
1115-1120
TOPIC TAGS: tit&nim compounds, silicon compound, vanadim compound, titanium
alloy# silicon alloy# vanadium alloy
ABSTR=: The object of the work was to investigate the equilibr phase
rogions In the Ti-V-51 systimm in alloys containing up to 50 at. Si. X-ray
structur&I and aftrostructural studies as wall as odcrehardMas asurewnts
provided data from which a dLagrm of the phase equillir was plotted. The
Isotbarmial section at IBODC showed the presence of a new ternary compound (Ti, V)S1
and wide re0ow of solid solutions based on the binary compound$ TL5Sij,;,V51S1i3-
and V3SL. The compound (Tip V)Si has a variable content of the transit esstal,
Dand its region of bm PS amity includes the composition TiVSi2, shich was shown to
crystalline in the thombic systems ?be change of the lattice constants and

.- L 1315-66 -- -- ----
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micrahardness of the solid solutions based on TL5SL3, V3S13, and V3SL was studied
as a function of coWonition of the alloyjks The solubility of vanadium In T15SL3
is approximiately 30 &t.%,- and that of titardm In V354 and V3Si, 12 and 18 at.%,,
respectively. Orig. art. has: 5 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Llvowskiy gosudarstvannyy unLversitet.1m. 1. Franko %
University); Instiift matallngii In, A, A;..Baykowa (Institute of Hsi

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AMHOR*. Kornilov, 1. 1.; Pylayeva, Ye.
H,;Volkova, M.~ A.; Kripyakevicb, P..,]
:Markiv, Ya.--
"to 3C
-TITLE:- Phase composition of binary TI-Al aloys containing from 0 )%.Al
"J
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Dokla aa~ - ---1965
dy v.
~-TOPIC TAGS: 'titanium aluminum P,7stem, titanium alloy,.aluminum.containing alloy, I
,_7 alloy phase composition, alloy resistivity,.alloy hardiiess
ABSTRACT:_ Binary Ti~Al alloys containing from 0 to,30% Al
levitation
ed in as-east concbtion or de-
-melted.in an inert gas atmosphere, vere investigat
-fa -1000C with eduction of 3 1
rmed at, 800 a r 0%. Thetherms, analysis data shoved
that all'alloyk, undergo the solid state trans formation' from a c.p.h. to b.C.C.
---microscopic examinatio, x~-ray-diffraction patterns revealed the
~,structure. n
fol.10,4ing- phaaes, (solid solutions): - $-on a 8-Ti base, -a-on an ct-Ti base, a -on a
2
ase _' the Mg 4.
b of- ordered. tetra-gonal- atruct-ure- of Ti 3A1_- compound - of. thd Cd Ype. Be-!
3 _oiided t.o
sults of the measurements of tbe.resistivity and haraess close2y coaxes_
P
bone another and confirmed the results of the thermal, metallographic, and X-ray
analysis,"!A phase diagram of the Investigated Ti-Al system based on the results
obtain d is shown in Fig. 1.of.the Enclosurei Orig. art's.- has.,- 3figures.,
S.

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AUMORt Markiv,, V. Ya. (Llvov)
ORG3 none
TITLEi _Phase__equ~l1,ibjra in the TI-Co-Al system
SOUKE: AN SSSR. Izvestlya. Metally, no.1, 1966, 156-158
TOPIC TaGS: Phase analysis, phase equillAbrium, ternary alloy, t1tanlum bqoe f:illoy,
cobalt, aluminum
ADSrRZTt Speciments of,.%- 110 Ti-Co-kl alloys melted in a helium-atmosphere 01ect.ric
i are furnace with the aid of a nonconsumable tungsten electrode and annealnd at 800
and 6000C for one month or quenched from 800 and 600c1C were subjected to therfluil,
radiographic, microstructural and dilatometric analyses. Findings: the existence of
the ternary compound TiGO2Al discovered in an earlier investigation (Ma-rkiv, V. Ya.,
Teslyuk, M. Yu. DoIrl. AN Ukrkl, 1962, no.12, 1609), was confirmed and, in adcUtion,
another ternary compound having the approximate composition Ti;~CoAl.,, a small I-egiOD
of homogeneity) and an unknown structure was discovered. Tho'compound Ti-,CoA1,) ia
in an equillibrium with TiCc2Al and the linary compounds CoAl, COid5, Tillt3, TiAl,
'-Card - 113 UDG 1 669.017-13

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Fig.l. Fha-Qe equillibria.
in tho Ti-Co-Al
system at 800CIC
1 - single-phase alloys;
2 - two-phase alloys;
3 - three-phase alloys

L 46729-66
ACC NR, AP6019837
Ti3A1, TiSo and TiGo. 1,110 compound TICO2Al exioto in an equillibriLim with, in
addition to Ti2CoAI2, the binary compounds CoAl, TIGo and TJCo2 ary] the solid solu-
tion based on the cubic modification of Co. The Al-rich binary compounds of the
Co-Al system (Go A19, Go Al and Go Al ) exist in an equillibrium with TiAl
2 4 13 2 5 3
X-ray phase analysis of the Ti-rich alloys with 2.5, 5 and 10 at.% Co and 5-35 atl
U7__t t TI-Al there
Al conf ms hat-l-w-Ithin the region investigated, i-n the binary sys am
exists a solid solution of Al in cs -Tij a two-phase region (,i+e~) and a solid
solution based on the compound Ti Al. The solubility of Co in t ase phases is
insignificant (> 5 at.%). These findin 6 were used to construct the diagram of the
phase equillibria of Ti-Co-Al at 8000C Uig.l). The phase composition of the alloys
annealed at 6000C resembles that of the alloys annealed at 800oC. Orig. art. hass
I figure, I table.
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AUTHO',~L* i~arkiv, V. Ya.; Gladyshevskiy, Ye. L; KriD akevich, P. L; Fedoruk, T. 1.
ORG: L'vov State University Im. Iv. Franko (L'vovskiy gosudarstvannyy universitat)
T1 T 1. Titanium-nickel-sil'.con syston
SOUR=-: All SSSR. 'Izv. Neorg materialy, v. 2, no. ?, 1966, 1317-1319
TOPIC TAGS: metal phase system, titanium, nickal, silicon, phase diagram
A3ST!-'LCT : 'Die study of the TI-Ni-Si system was carried out as a part of a series of
.knvostil-at'.ons concerned with phase equilibria and crystal structures of compounds In
metal-.11ata.1-silicon systems. The binary systems comprising the ternary system were in-
vestizated in detail. :ho isothormal snction of the 'A.-A-3i system at 7501C was
plotted (see Fig. 1). Siz intermotallic comnounds are formed in this system; three of
Si7(T) and wcre confirmed, and three,
and -Tir,~A~7`ii
C, w(ire idontified for the first time. The ternary com-
~'!"'4-S12 has a t6tragonal stry;ture with lattice constants a 12.% 4 c
L~~ ~1 = -;-.,2rr.;
~L,ossible s,)ac= 7roiips: D,1h :--d9 D2d'
-,ha of atons nor unit call is 5~;. ho Compound 114:~4~,"~~ SIT-
ilar to o,',ase of tre -jj-Go-jj systorq, crystallizes In *~ne huxavonal
tne ci7,rs-lallochenical sense, the Ti-Ni-6i 51,
,stom resomoles the Ur a.
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ACC NRj AP6030767--- SOURCE CODE: UR/0363/66/002/009/1581/1585
AUTHOR: Markiv, V. Ya.; Ma Rozum,,_S. N.; Kuz'ma- Yu- R-
ORG: Lvov State University im. 1. Franko. (L'vovskiy gosudararvennyy universitet)
TITLE: Sturiy of aluminum-rich alloys of the Zr-Ni-Al system
1-7 17 -,;7
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Neorganicheskiye materialy, v. 2, no. 9, 1966,
1581-1585
TOPIC TAGS: aluminum allay, aluminum compound, nickel coqtaining alloy tirconium
containing alloy, aluminum nickel zirconium allay tXXIO~ ?X-Av- elo"Vos k~%%)V)
ABSTRACT: Ninety-nine aluminum-rich alloys of the Zr-Ni-Al system containing up to
33 at% Zr and up to 75 at% Ni have been melted from high-purity components and
their phase composition and cry-;Lal structure investigated. On the basis of obtained
results, an isothermal (800C) section of the ternary diagram was plotted. Five
ternary compounds were identified in the alloys: ZrNi2Al (a - 6.123 b and
ZrNi0.5-u.2Al,.s_ , . (a - 7.355-7.444.X) with respective structures of WCu2Al
and MgCu type; Zr Ai Al (a - 12.08 A) with a cubic structure; ZrNiAl (a - 6~93~
21; C/a . 8:~0)1j'jth2 r
c - 3.47 a hexagonal lattice; and ZrNiAl whose structure has-,
not been determined. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 3 tables. [TD]
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Card 1/1 UDC: 546. 3-19-831-74-621

NRs AP6036445 SOURCE CODE: UR/037o/66/ooo/oc6/o!27/0133
AUTHORS: Markiv, V. Ya. (L'vov); 1,:atushevskaya, N. F. (L'vov); _KuzIna,
(L I vov)
ORG: none
TITLEi X-ray structural analysis of the system Nb-Ni-Al
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Metally, no. 6, 1966, 127-133
TOPIC TAGS: alloy phase diagram, metal phase system, x-ray analysis, niob".'ua., nicicel,
aluminum
ABSTRACT: The phase diagrams.of the binary system Nb-Ni at 900C and of Lae
system Mb-Ni-Al at 800 and 900C respectively were investigated. The :3,ulay
the results of Ye. N. Pylayeva, Ye.l. Gladyshevskiy, and P. 1. Kr.JpyaKf,.v_Ci-.
(Kristallicheskaya struktura soyedinendy Ub i Ni Ta. Zh. neorg. K~iam~_d,
"3 3
3, No. 7). The phase composition was deterruned by x-ray analysis. I.. a-'I~;.t- :., tne
crystal structure of the compounds UbN'2A' and Nb(Ni, AI)2 were deLermined. 4,.(1
exporiinental results are presented in graplis and tables (see Fig. 1). -L W;Is fo~I-a
tnat a*~ 90OG Ni dissolves up to 11 at,.% of Nb, and it was confirmed tiat t'-'o syst'ran
Nb-Ni is homogeneous in the region of 50--60 at.% Nb, as stated by W.
H. Holleack, H. Ncrwotny, F. Benesovsky (?hasen mill aufgafuellten T12" "YP ~;il
UDC-.__�6 .2~3124'71
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1964, 95, N 3). The compound NbNi2AI ha:j a =u2AJ structure (a - 5.946 t.-.e
compound Nb(Ni AI)2 has a MgZn, structure (a - 4.670 - 5.126 + 0 003 0 7.~02 -
8.278.+ 0.005 1). Orig. arto bast 3 tables and 5 graplise
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Card 3/3

ACC NR, AP6036788 SOURCE CODEs UR/o363/66/062/011/1980/1984
AUTHOR. Markiv, V. Ya.; IYsenko, L. A.; Gladyahovskiy, Ye. 1.
CRG: LIvovsk State University In. Iv. Franko (Llvavskiy gosud&rstvornrj universitet)
:TITLE. Tho titanium-iron-silicon systom
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvostiya. Noorganichoskiya materialy, v. 2, no. 11, ,966,
1980-1984
TOPIC TAGS: titanium containing alloy, iron containing alloy, silicon containing
alloy, alloy phase diagram
'ABSTRACT: A study was made of the phase equilibria of 20 binary and 129 ternary
.alloys of the Ti-Fe-Sa system; the alloys wore obtained by malting tiIanium, iron, and
polycrystalline 6ilicon in an atmosphere of purified argon in an electric arc furnace.
'The composition of the alloys investigated are shown in Figure 1. -Lau foliow-~-ng
results were determined by x ray structural and microstructural analy5is of the phase
;equilibria at 8000C. The existence of the following ternary compound5 was established
'TiFeSi -Ti Fe Si (XI) -Ti Fe (X"), Ti and Ti,---o5J
46 10 4 1 41 S'40 12FO36(r3)' L.
icrystailstructure of ~ho compound Ti.Fl6h-2 belongs to the rho?ic systo;T~ 7.64 A,
b =2 9.53 X, c = 8.56 1); the possible space groups are:
i ~h L'P"-r-;t0?-v
:D21 - P222; the number of atoms in an elementary call is isos ructural
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~Compound ~.s also formed in the Ti-11,1n-Si system (TiMaS ; a = 6.92 9,54
c - 8.64 A). The compound TiFeSi crystallizes in thetxagonal sysLen ~a - 6.24 A;
c = 6.96 A), the diffraction class is D6h 'x 6/mmm, and the number of aToms in an
.elementary call is 18. The compound Ti Fe 'Si Or ) is isostructura' with the
1 2 52. 3
phases of the Ti-Co-Si and Tl-Ni-Si 6ystems. PrQ. art. ha6s 3 figurels and 1 tabiL
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Figure 1. Composition of alloys
investigated in the Ti-Fe-Si
system (in at. %)
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AUTHORV- Kiy*py ake*Z*ch* Pa 1 1: HarkA7$ N. Y,_%. i Dzyana i ID 1A
I
TITLB RCa3 compounds In the rare-sorth metal-gallium systems
SOURCS t: Ukrayinatky*y f zy*chny*y sh r,
u naI9 yt .9 vriot 81 19641 908-
910
TOPIC:TAGS c rare earth metal, talliumi ~yttrium gallium alloy,, terbim-*
jai Jum:* oyg: yeprosium.galWim alloy 'holmium salli
um alloys arbLum
gallium,alloyl thullum g a I um, A11070 yttevbium gsIllum, alloy, lutetium
ABSTRA of AIB2-type compounds,
M T6~ ascertain the possible existence
in Tm-da and Lu-Cs systems, alloys In the-r891oU--Qf1TmG&2 -and LuGa2
'compositions were meltad using 94.7%-pu,rs'Tm,,_,95187Z-puTe Lut and
99099%-puro Ce, Alloys:vere,annealed 'at 500C for two Weelti and
quenched in toluones:,.X-ray examination,-revealed that TS -and Lu alloys
with 66,1Z Ca.have almost-identical:dIffract1on patterns, vhicb are, ii
however# jui-t~~ dissimilar to that of ~the. AIB--type Compoundst The
To and Lu alloyvhavs a primitive cubic lattice:,*-;-tid-,th=oon-s.t-Amts.
2

ACCESSIONAIRS -A1!4044173.
a 41*18B.-&-0,0051 and,-& 4.169 *.,,04,065A*-,:VeBpectivelyV -The type of
'an U
lattice, d the values of thel.constants, I'dicati that. the alloys eau,
taivt -.6 h as 857 ofithe AuCuS!typej ies., TmG63 and LuGa3r compioundso A
search was made for analo'gous,,compounds in other systems. of roaam, of
the yttrLum,group# specifically, in'systems with Tb,.Dys Rol, Zr$ Ybq
and Y. InVG8ti8AtIOn Of t"ne RC33 alloys (R stands for r,,e,, metal)
showed that compounds with the AUCU3-type Structure GXLst QnI7 in the-
Er-C& and Ho-Gs systems,*: The Yb-Ga system 'has a,compound isostruc-
Itural with. BUG&3,,S; the Dy-Ga system has~a compound of undetermined
Icomposition-and structure; and in' the Tb-Ca ahd T-Ca syskems, alloy2l,
Awith 75',at'%-Ga contain,'RGa compounds in e4milibrium with Ga. The
experimental- data show ~tbat 1he. tendency to form RG'a2 compounds do-
~.creases and the tendency to form RG82-compounds increases as the atv-'.
r. radius of.the roe*-metal decreaseso .. Origo art. bass 2 tables.
ASSOCIATIONs L~viv~skiy-gerzhuniver'sitist.im, I* Ta.,,.Franka ~Wvo4'
State University)
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TITLE: At the Moscow Internal irinding Machine ilant ~.Na Moakr~v8kom
zavode vnutrishlifovallnykh stankov)
PERIODICAL: Yashinostroitell, 1958, # 5, pp 42 - 44 (U3SR)
AB5rR&M Tribute is paid to three women, engin(~ers of the Moscow
Internal Grinding Machine Flanti Technologist Ye.E. Rutina,
Measurement Laboratory Superintendent Ye.A. Shilova, and
designer U.M. NazarovR. Rubins, in 195", planned the new
heat treatment shop c" thc- plant and took part in work on
new heat treating equipment produced by the plant for this
shop. Designer Nazarova, who started her work at the plant as
a copy draftsman, has made valuable su6gestions to replace
machined part by cold stampings.
Shilova cooperated in the Lroductinn of a new col:imator
and a new level gage with astronomic ampoules which is ~rc-
duced at the plant.
l'here are 4 photographs and 2 drawings.
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the s-ecial and tra-.sfer -.i:~c-.ine I-Dols in ~he --lant's
lines exceed 31;b of cverall -equipment of the lines.
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by Eni~ineer V.A. Ro,.-,a,.,)v) for some s7,all lar-us, ta
multi-s-,)i.-41le millins is em-.)loyed (instead of the
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The 5th Plenary ,ession of ~,he U'entrLi 6uard c)f'
witnout interruj.tin.,L thfir work in
Central Boar,' tad '~ sections we I d i n, ::It-,
foundry; met:i1workinil- by pve.,;su:~e, metill 3c e,-.(
and heat treatment - technol o:-y of macl~ i nin, r.(~
5iip 15uildinug, indul~tri-;
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other te,.I1n,,-i9ns 'u(-r~--.n.- -n tl.eL~,e
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permanently 3,11ve- three ba,~ic
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rhe 5th Plenary ~es~;',cln t i-c L'-r-t rrJ1 boar-d :)f
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The 5th Plenary Jession ~--17 tLe :3oar,l of
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1 eaf lets innovato,rs letters etc, f o 1 n
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1958 the Rostov "'~I.airman ', Z, Zhuravlev).
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B D, ~~roz-ln). Lenin-rad obl:ist i n
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took part in discus3ions e,'J.iaI'.mov
painted out the I-ic'
comm.itfee6 f,v ,I-~.,;,Lcs cliem-ical'
and stressed the ne, "e.;~-ity to I
of -,.Ie :"I'(- CD"' Ifri:.,s
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editors stjlff, "I,
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and F,I,
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decisions of the 'ongreso 6
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t c ~he 3-~vnarkho ze s ; to , mpl-ove a c
org--niz.-Aions: to mcre --c-lively p:.rticii~Ite
of the ' Postoyannc leystv-uyushel.l~e SOVEIZ; II-
manently-func'.ioninC conr,-~rcnces tc
pos.a'ile means the in"'us,ry work in th(,~
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fy Lhu ac, lvi'U of t-e _i'~Iic n iv ",v
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V'-U~I,SK7 , A.Ya.. ; -~~.V., dnzl,,., retsei,zent; !--A.,KIZ, YU.L. ,
inzh., red.
~Design of caot iron ~,arts and their suitabiAty for
foundingl Kanstruirovanie chuguraVkh detalei i ikh li-
tel.r.a-it. *-ekl-a.ojo,-!cln,~-t' .Xoskva, Izd-vo "Pash~no-
5troeT14~ e , " 1- ." .4"10 P. (11"'IRA i", - 6)

FTIKH7'LVli--hCV, ;-V.; ZAV"YALOVA, V.I.; I-AVAGIM', YU.S., inzh...
retsenzent; 1--k-11Z, 'Yu.L., inzh., red.
[Sheet-r.etal work zr. explosion] 3htaml)ovka li.-Ao,ogo ileta~IL
vzi7. vom. I-,oskva, lzd-vo "! ashinostroenie," 1964. 173 P -
(Yl:'A 17: ( )

VEYNIK, A.I.; KUMANIN, I.B., ~,&nci. t,.khn. muk., retowizent; UJIZ,
Yu.L.,, inzh., red.
[Founding calc-~lationsl RAschet otlivki. Vosk-va, lzd-vo
lq-~ashinostroenie," 1964. 402 p- (MlhA 17:P)

FCZDI;YAF, , 1'r Z., k.~n,-, LekLr.. nauk,
~iAL) S--:1N Yu- , kF~nc . teYhr.. rauk; retsenzent
Inzt., rs--d.
[Desig-ni,,.g and equipping powcer metallurgy plant,,j
Froekt.irovLn~e i obcr-udovpr,-',e *,.-.,~khov ~oroshkovoa re
tallurgi''.. ?-'c.Ava, 114t~, 208

4.
7.
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9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,

MARKIZOV, Y.P.
, - -
Veins of the pelvic bones and their relation to the arteries of
the pelvic organs. Arkh.anat.gist.i embr. 30 no-3:61-69 My-Je 153.
(FZLVIS. blood supply. (XLTU 6:6)
veins of pelvic bones & their relation to pelvic arteries)

MRKIZOV, F.P.
Vei-na of the pylorus in man. Arkh, anat. gist. i embr. 32 rio.):
64-68 ii-S '55. . (16-RA 9:5)
1. Iz kafedry normallnoy anatomii (sav.-prof. F.P. Marki7ov)
Kuybyahevskogo goeudaretvannogo maditainakogo inatituta.
(PYiORUS. blood supply.
veinm)

7!JZR / '-4uman and -nimal :fiorpl~ol.7)gy ( Normal and Pathc-
logical). Kool-Vascuiar 3ystum. Vessels.
,~I,s jour: Ref Nr) I", Jj--8, 7~~153.
j~ t, t ~. o rAarkizov,
lnst -nt glv~y- ~.~
Title VLins of human bono.;s.
Or4g rub: V,:stn. khirurgii, lrj~A, VV, INc, 9,
,Lbstract: Dn t!~,-, basis of a spt:~ciai --'nvcqt.Jgatirn, tn.-
Pdnul-'arities of tht, structure and locati~)r cl'
veirs ~,f 4- 1 ff erk nt hones Eir,~ df-scrit,~,-i .i t i S
nDte,l that the struntur.-, both of' thc. -1grge 9nd
tte, small Lntratone v,~ssels are different in
various bones and in different parts ~,f t!-.-
semu ton,-. Thu author consiiers tl,at t~-,f-rL- Is
no basis f.-)r thinking tnat the intrator,~!
-3rd 11L

"uman a .r. ima! :,,~rpl~l(-,~;y ~ Normal a r.~
lcgical;. hl. r),) .1 -;H s c 111,,1 r ')y.-, torn. ; - " 3 ~-
At-s Jo-,~r :Rw- f ;~nu r -1 . ~ N o 17
1956, 791'-3.
,~tstract: carrying sy3tt-;m is an r)p,;r, --~nt~. w a
;Ign of Its ~qtruct--ire dn,~F not diff-~-r frcr-.
t~i- s*,ractur~, ot' tfv blool-carryin c "
,a r; n,-
o f c, t t, ~-- r c r g a n s a ri .1 t .* s s u t-- s
kl a r Id Z / 2

RARKIZOV, F.P.; FINXELISMYIN, M.O.
--. Volga conference of Dhystologists, biochemists, Dharmneologists,
morDhologists, Pnd cliniciFins. A-kh.AnAt.piBt. i embr. 14 no.6:11-1
N-D 15-. (MIRA 1I:1)
(PHYSIOU)GY)

MMIZOV. F.P., prof. (Kuybymhov (obl.), Somarskays ul.. d. 199, kv-7)
Bsophageal varioes [with summnry in English]. Vest. khir. 80
no.2:7-12 Y '58. (MIRA 11:3)
1. Iz kafedry normnl'noy anntomii (zav.-prof. Y.P.Morkinov)
Ru.vbyshovskogo meditainskogo Instituta.
(ICSOPELAGUS. varix
Dhysiopathol.. clin. & exper. stu4y determ. (Bus)

KARKIZGV, F.P. (Kuybyshev, oblastnoy, Samarskaya ul., d. 199, kv. 7)
Characteristics of the venOUB bed in various rioBues nnd orgnns
of the human body [with summary in English]. Arkh.anat.glat. i
embr. 36 no.1:7-24 Ja '59. (MW. 12:3)
(VEINS, anatomy & histology,
variations in different tissues & organs,
review ( Rua))

MARKIZOV, F. P.
On ramification of some organ hlood vessels in normal and experinrental
conditions.
7th National Congress of Czech. M&phologists, Oloumu4; Czech.
Medical Society of J. E. Purkyne, Czech. 23-29 June 1963

MkMIZOV, F. P.
Characteristics of the ramIfIcation of organic blood vesvelo. Arkn. linat.,
gist. i embr. 8:3-18 163. (Y.!PA
1. Kafedra normallnoy anatomii (zav. - prof. F.P.Markizov) Ku7bys*-.c--;~s-
kogo meditsinskogo institutai.

XARXIZOVP F.P.
Structure of terninal blood vessels in some tissues a.,,d orFanp
of the human body. Arkh. anat., gist. i embr. 47 nc.9t,-16-18
S 164, (MIRA 18 i1,',
1. Kafedra normallnoy anatordi (zav. - prof. F.P. Msrkizov
Kuy*9hevskogo maditsinskogo instituta. Submitted March 1,
1964.

1010), 30(l) 7"'
AUTHOR: Markizov, T..P., Rngineer
TITLE: Construction of a Weir on the lagara-Ty-Vis Piver -n
the Polar Area
PERIODICAL: Gidrotekhnicheskove stroitel'stvo, 10r,), "r C),T)p 1"_11
.T I -I " N
ABSTRACT: To supply drinking and industrial water lo a worl.,ers
settlement, 2 mine shafts and a railroad station in
the Khallymer-Yu coal basin, a concrete weir 3.75 m
high (Pig 1) was constructed on the Oyagara-~y-Vis
river in winter 1q57-1917,8. The concrete used for con-
struction of the dam was prepared from cement prolu-
ced by the Vorkuta plant, coarse aggregate and !heated
sand, and transported by a "'Pionir" crr-ne and
self-propelled dump trucks. To make the temper-.ture
suitable for concrete hardening, placed concrete wpts
electrically hente 8 and when the open-Fiir tempernture
was lower than -35 (' it was also covered by a 10-cm
sawdust layer. The dam was sectionqlize~ in 'P blocks
Card 112 whose expansion loints were later sepled by asp~~R`11-

Construction of a Wpir on the Gagara-Ty-Vis 'diver in t-P I~rea
prepared from bitumen and cement. A concrete apr-n
was also constructed behind t'~e weir, anc~7ore~
reinforcement steel bars to the gr-uni. A prout c'ir-
tain was carried cut by 67 drillholes drilled 'l-rii
the weir body up to a depth of 5 m under +'e p-ro,irl;
cement used for grnuting was produced ty tl,,e Pryanski 'i
Tsementnyy zavod (Cement Plant in ':Iryanski. -he -,%,R*er_
supply pumping station and a boiler, fnr hp-'inr
ter in winter, are installed in a building constr,jc4e'
on the left bank of the river, near the dam '7ig -1.
An approach road, two 6-kv transmission lines Rn! a
transformer substation have also been constructed on
the left bank, within the frnme",ork of wnlpr-supr-i.y
installations. There -~re ~' diagrams.
Card 212

KARKIZOV L al'mer-Yu)
a IZII-Kh
Constructing brick buildings on fills without deep foundations.
Usn.fund.i makh.grun. 2 no.2:28 160. (MIRA 13:8)
(Khallmer-Yu--Building. Brick)
(Foundations)

MARKI , L.P. (Vorkuta)
le,ving concrete floors of industrial structures on permafrost
In Xhallmer-M Oen., fund. I mekh. grun. 2 no.5:17-18 16o.
(Ehallmer-WwaYoundations) (Frozen ground) ( ~ I '~ . I I : I
41

XAHXlZOL L.P. (Khallmer-Yu. lomi ASSR).
Construction of surface water and heat-supply lines beyond t4~
Arctic Circle. Tod. I san. tekh. no.5:9-11 WX 160 iMIRA 13:10)
(Khallmer-Yu--Plpelines)

MLMIZOV L.P.
:MZA-
Construction of buildings on fill beyond the Arctic Circle. Osn., fund.
i mekh grun. 5 no.2.24-27 163. (MIRA 16:3)
(Russia, Northern-Soil mechanics) (Frozen ground)

HAKALOV, S.A.; ij.,.'LOUSOV, V.F.; lk 'ATSEV, L.A. ; VODOL UIN, V.P.
I I.; ZIfLTK.V, V.F.; WWI, S.A.; '~l
YEnOSHENrO, V.14
NADEZHDIN, A.V. ; NOVIKOV, F.Ya.; FGNOM ~U-11', % D.; PfZ:',.A_-)t;KC!
G.D.; "iOZFL-F3T%ENSKlY, S.I.; TR(,FllX(A, S.V.; FEL'DVAll, 1.
FO'YGELI, D.O.; KH.WSTALFV, L.N.; CHURUSAYEV, I.I.;
KC)IIILRATIYEVA, V.I., red.
[Theory and practice in the study of frozen ground in construc-
tion] Teoriia i praktika Perziotovedeniia v stroitellstve. !~'o-
skv&, Nnuka, 1965. 18", P. (Vli,,A IR:4)
1. Moscow. Nauchno-issiedovptellskiy institut ognovaniy i pod-
zemnykh sooruzheniy. Severnoye otdeleniye.

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