SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MAYANTS, M.M. - MAYBOROD, I.N.

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MAYANTS, M.M.; VAYNSHTOK, I.S.; KoZIDV, A.I.; RATINOV, V.B.
Using the ultrasonic pulse method to study the kinetics of
the hardening of binding substances. Sbor. trud.
NIIZHolezobetona no.2-.81-90 159. (14IRA 15:1)
(Ultrasonic wavea-Industrial applications)
(Binding materials)

MMININ. YU.S., kand.tekhn.naukl MYANIS,
_ __ 1~~.
Calorine* or conductometer for studying the hydration process
cement during heat and moisture treatment. Trudy NIITSement
no.1745-52 162. (NIRA
(Cement-Testing)
of
1685)

ROYAK, S.M., dotsentp kand.takhn.nauk; MALININt yu.S.., :kand.tekhn.nauk;
M&YANTSp M,M,, inzh. -
Study of the hydration process of tricalclum Bilicate during heat
and moisture treatment. Trudy NIITSepent no.17:64-75 162.
.. (MM 16:5)
(Calcium silicatoe)

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S/020/63/1,48/001/016/032
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AUTHORSt Budnikov, P. P., Academician AS UkrSSR, Royak, S. M.,
Malinin, Yu. S., Mayants, M. M.
TITLE: Study of the kinetics of hydration of Portland cement
clinker minerals in hydrothermal 'processing
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 148, no. 1, 1963, 91-94
TEXT: The degree of hydration of 2CaO-SiO V 3CaO-SiO 2' 3Cao'A'203' and
4CaO-Al 203* Fe 203was cplculated from the content of non-hydrated phase
determined by x-ray diffraction analysis; L 100 - A/100 + mA, where L
is the deeree of hydration, A the content 'of hon-hydrated phase, and m
the stoichiometric ooefficient for the water content of the fully.
hydrated material. The empirical equation L - K logT - B was found,
where -r is the time, K a factor depending an temperature and other
experimental conditions, and B a constant proportional to the induction
period of hydration. The equation describes the hydration of the
principal amount (20-806) of the individual compounds Investigated, and
Card 112

S/020/63/148/001/018/032
Study of the kinetics of BIOI/B186
their mixtures and the alite phase of Portland cement. Its use simplifies
the study of cement hydration. Further investigations are being oarried
out for combined setting, i.e., short-termed hydrothermal processing and
subsequent setting at room temperature. There are 4 figures and 3
tables. The most important English-language referenc*e is: S.Brunauer, -j-
L. Copeland, R.H. Bragg, J.Phys.Chem.,60,no.1,112 (1956).
ASSOCIATION: Vaesoyuznyy gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy
institut tsementnoy promyshlennosti (All-Union State
Scientific Research Institute of the Cement Industry)
SUBMITTED: September 11,- 1962
Card 2/2

BUDNIKOV, P.P... akademik; ROTAK, S.M.; MAYANTS, M.M.; MALININ, Yu.S.
Occurrence of an intermediate phase during the hydration of tricalcium
silicate subjected to hydrothermal treatment. Dokl. AN SSM 1~0
no.1:136-139 My 163. (MIU,16t6)
1. AN UkrSSR i chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Budnikov).
(Calcium silicates) (Hydration)

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11,0 wau. as a filims *Mt. Itlanhall .4ttig

XATAWM DAV
Now equipment in enterpx-Joes of the Moscow Province Economic
GDuncile Blul atekhe-ekomi, inform. Gosenauch.-isol. inotarauch.1
tekbainform. no.IsS2-4 163. (MMA 16t2)
(Moscow krovince-Imdustrial equipment)

HATANTS, R.V.; SHIK, T . L.
--owm0aw"O.
Simaltaneous roentgenograms of various depths. Prob.tuberk., Mosk-
va No.1:72 Jan-Feb 51. (CLML 20:6)
1. Yalta Clinical Sanatorium ND.1 (Read--Candidate Medical Sciences
G.P. Fedorov; Assistant Director--Honored Pbysiclan RUSH V.K.Taran-
tayev).

~_\KRUSHCHOVA~ V.A,,; TEYTZLIBAUM: F.M.j MAYANTS,, Sb.G.
Determination of the toxigenicity of staphylococni by pTecirttaf;ion
ig apr. 0)w. mlk;robi9l.~ apid. i immin. 40 no.4143-46 Ap 163.
VIRA 17-.5)
1. Iz Detskoy Wektsionnoy bollriitay Sverdlovskogo rayona
loeningrada,
.171,

MAYANTS, S. L. (IMOS AS IJSSR,, Moscow)
S. L. Mayants, "C. ome Methods of Applying the Theory of Characteristic
ftequencies for the Investigation of Conformations."
report presented at the Symioosium on Concepts of Conformation in Organic
Chemistry which took place in Moscow at the IOKh AN WSR (Institute of Organic
Chemistry, AS USSR) from September 30 to October 2, 1958.
Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye khimicheskikh nauk, 1959, No* 3o 561-564

~MAY ; OSYANIN, Yu.A.
, - - kTW, _,G~J~
Subourface flow from Yangyshlak into the Caspian Sea.
Viceanologiia 5 no.5:854-855 165.
(MIRA .18: 11 )

14-57-6-11651
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geografiya, 1957, Nr 6,
p 7 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Mayantsev, V. I.
TITLE: Fifth Class Lessons on the Geographical Grid and in
the Field (Uroki v V klasse no geograficheskoy
ploshchadke i v pole)
PERIODICAL: V sb: Uchitelya geogr. o svoyey rabote, Moscow, Akad.
ped. nauk RSFSR, 1955, pp 85-98
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
Card 1/1

MAYAWTSICV. V. I.
Orgeni2ing obse"ations of the midday altitude of the sun.
Geog. v shkole 20 no.5.-52-55 S-0 '57. (MIRA 10:12)
l.Vetlu2hakaya shkols. Gor1kovskoy oblasti.
(sun)

MAYAROVSKAYA, L. A.
Mbr., Crimean Hedical Inst. im. I. V. Stalin, -cl9lg-. "Concerning the Question
of Surgical Complications of Crimean Hemorrage Fever," Trudy Krymck. Med.
Instituta im. Stalina, Vol. 12, 1948,

MCIAROVSMVIA, L. A.
Tsarenko, P. P. and Mayarovskaya, L. A. "On tlie -)rotlcm of suri-ical com-licatlonss of
Cn-r-ean hemorrhaf-ic fever,11 Trudy K-7imsk. me". in-ta im. Stalina, Vol. VII., 10L r),
p. 205a-10
SO! U-385o, 16 June 53, (Letopsis Zhurnal Inykh Statey, 110. 5, 1949)

MHAT p A. S.
424180' Makhanisatalyal vmyedryenniye novoy tyeknnlki, Na I.Vubyez7otakon
Zovod,, ye IN. ukhtomkopo, Sel'Khot=wblna, 1948,, No. 11. S. 4-10.

1. A. S. MAYAT
2. uss (6oo)
4. Agricultural Machinery Industry.
7. Work of the All-Union Institute for Scientific Research on Agricultural Machinery
in connection vith the tasks of agricultural machinery construction in the fifth
five-year plan. Ullkhozmshina no. 1. 1953.
9. Month Li5t of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APril -1953, Uncl.

HAUTs A s f N15
1 723.1
IbImplokmaya mekhaml 17A sellskok~mMistvsmogo -W
pr~6yofttya (Over-all neebmization of agricultural production
Noxkwa,. Bellkhozgiz, 1954
31 P. Mus- (V P0MD3hCh' rabotnikam peabsti)

14'! z", /!
I 1~ ..~ t" ',~,
KAYAT,
(Harvesting grain in separate stages] Raudellneia uborka iternovykh
kulltur. NoekT*, Goo.isd-vo sellkhos.lit-ry, 1957. 126 p. (MIRA 11:1)
(Grain-Harvesting)

MAYAT, A.S.
[Harvesting grain in separate stages] Razdel'nals uborka zernovykh
kulltur. 2., dop. izd. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo selkhos lit-ry, 1958. 124 p.
WILI 11: 12)
(Grain harvesting-)

MAYAT, A. S.
New grain harvesting machinery is the cause off rising production.
Trakt. i sellkhosmash. no.5:1-4 My 159. (KIIU 12:6)
leXamestitell Ministra sellskogo khozyaystva RSFSR.
(Grain-Harvesting)

GOLOVA, O.F.; DANDY, V.1,; VAYAT, B.S.
'' "
Oxidative breakdown of polygal&turordc acld. Doklady Akad. lauk S.S.S.R.
86. 1113-26 152. WaA 5:11)
(CA 47 no.22:12251 153)

MMT9 N. S.
"A Stady of the 03ddative Decomposition of pectin MMterials and Cellulose
&M 7b4Ir StruCtUral Unita." CaW Chm Scip Inot of Organic Chazdatry ineld
N. D. Zelinakly, Aced Sci MM, Xg Doe 54. (vM, 17 Dee 54)
SWvwY of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher
Mucational Institutions (12)
SO: SLM- No. 556, 24 Jun 55

MAYAT, N. S.
MAT, IT. S.-OCemyperative Study of the Oxidative Conversions of Pectins, Cellulose,
and their Structural Units." (Dissertation for Degrees In Science and Engineering
Defended at USSR Hikber Educational Institutions) Aced Sol USSRt Inat of Organic
Chemistry Irseni N. D. Zelinskiy, Moscov, 1955.* Chemical Science
SO: 3niMbDM letopis' No's 37, 10 September 1955.

1:111rhiYATj 14-416 S..) and GOLOVAJ, 0. P.
"Oxidation processes In pulp manufacturing," a paper presented at the
9th Conip-ess on the Chemistry and Physicv of High Polymers, 28 Jan-2 Feb 57,
Moscow, Forest Research Inst.
B-3,084,395

,r-r) 1-t j / /'~ . ~,
GOLOMI, O.F.; MAYAT,
impDrtance of oxidizing for obtaining woodyalp from plant tivssues.
Bum.prov. 32 no.6:10-11 Je '57. (11~~Ri 10: 8)
l.Institut less, AkaAemii nauk SSSR.
(woodpalp Industry) (Uxidation)
(Plant cells and tissues)

5 (3)
"AUTHORS:, Mayat, N. S., Golova, 0. P. SOV/74-28-9-5/7
F'VITLE i The Stability of Polysaacharides in Alkaline Medium
PIMIODICAL: Uspekhi khiraii, 1959, Vol 28, Nr 9., PP 1114-1133 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The main object of the present paper is the problem concerning.
the influence of the semi-acetal group on the decomposition
of the polynaccharide in alkaline medium and the chemical
conversions occurring during decomposition. The analysis and
the generalization of data on the conversion of mono-, di-,
and poly-saccharides under the action of lyes have sh(Avn that
their constEmey in an-alksaine medium, in the absence of
oxidizing agents are influenced by one and the same factor,
i.e. the presence of a reducing semi-acetal group at the end
of the molecule. Owing to its tendency to the formation of
on,ol this group may yield unstable en-dioles of the polyoxy
compounds which orb exposed to further conversions in the
alkaline medium.-According to the conditione these conversions
may in the case of the monosaacharidea result in the
following:'1) Epimerisation. 2) Decomposition of the molecule
into fragments-with a smaller number of carbon atoms.
Card 1A 3) I.somerization in sacIcharinic acids'. The influence of the

The Atsbility of Polysaccharides in Alkaline Medium SOV/74-28-9-5/7
semi-acetal group on the molecules of the di- and poly-
saccharides chiefly results in the loosening of the glukoside
bonds in the close neighborhood. The rate and the intensity
of the decomposition and-consequently also the loss in weight
of the high-molecular polysaccharide-(cellulose) is determined
by three factors; 1) by the number of the semi-acetal groups,
i.e. by the polymerisation degree of the preparation;2) by zhe
accessibility of the preparation to lyes,i.e. by the density
of packing. 3) by the interrelations between the rates of
reaction and of destruction and the inhibition, i.e. by the
conditions of the effect of the lye. In spite of the
characteristics of "destruction from the reducing end" this
kind of decomposition differs only slightly from the
decomposition of the oxidized polyeaccharides under the same
conditions. On the contrary, both kinds of decomposition are
due to the same reason, ;L..e. the presence of a carbonyl group
capable of enol-formation. The basic difference lies
in that the carbonyl. groups in the oxidized polysaccharide are
distributed not only at the end, but are over the entire
chain of molecules. This brings about the decomposition of the
Card 2/4 latte'r into fragments. The formation of new semi-acetal-end-

The Stability of Polysaccharides in Alkaline Medium SOV/74-28-9-5/7
groups causes the destruction of the molecule from the
reducing end. Thus, the decomposition of the oxypolysaccharide
into fragments and the "destruction from the reducing end"
are closely related and may occur at the same time. "The
destruction from the reducing end" should be taken into
consideration in the investigation of oxidative decomposition
products of the polysaocliaridesp in the determination of
functional groups in polysaccharides and their products of
decompositioal and-in the determination of the molecular
weight of polysaccharides in alkaline medium. They must also
be taken into account in the precipitation of cellulose from
vegetable tiosuep and in the processing of cellulose in an
alkaline medium. The destruction from the reducing end,
inevitable wider these conditions in a major or minor degree,
causes considerable losses in the shape of low-molecular
substances. A reduction of these losses may - in principle -
be obtained by different means: by transformation glucosides,
by the reduction or the oxidation of.somi-acetal groups and
by inhibiting the destruction by means of calcium- and other
salts.. An important factor for the reduction of the cellulose
Card 3A losses is the maintenance of their high molecular weight in

The Stability of Polysacchazides in Alkaline Medium SOV/74-28-9-5/7
the case of the reduction of the molecular weight being
connected with the appearance of now, reducing semi-acetal
groups. This may be resaizid in different : " . The
following Soviet.authors are mentioned: V. I. Ivanovp Ye. D.
Karerznevq Ze.1, Kuznet-saval V, 9, Betezovskiyt S. N. Danilovt
A. X-Gakhokidze. There are I table and 85 references,
Tof which are Soviet.
IA_t vysokomolokulyarnvkb soyedineniy AN SSSR (Institute of
High-molecular Compounds AS- USSR)
7
Card 4/4

GOLOVA, O.P.; HAYAT, B.S.; AMMIYEVSKAU. YS.A.
- --------
. - Oxidation mechanism of cellulose and of Its aporotimate models
by atmospheric oxygen. Vysokom. soed. 2 no. 3:337-340 Mr 160.
1 1 (MMA 13:11)
1. Institut less, I drevesizW AN SSSR.
(Cellulose) (Oxidation) (Glucosides)

GOWVA, O.F.; HIKOLAUNVA, I.I.
Machanitim of cell-alose oxidation by atmospheric oxygen in alkaline
medium. Chemical composition of the oxidation products. Vysekom.noed.
5 no.6:873-874 Je 163. (MIRA 16%9)
1. Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh. soyedizeniy AN SSSR..
(Cellulose) (Oxida.tien)
W-W-Ow"

MAY.ATP N.;S.; NIKOLAYEVA, I.I.; GOLOVA, CI.P.
Meihanism of the oxidative degradation of cellulose in alkalinA wdia.
Part 2: Mechanism of the oxidation of cel'Lulose bj molecular oxygen in
an alkaline medium. Vysokom.soed. 6 no.9.-1693-1699 S 164.
(MIRA 17:10)
1. Inatitut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy AN SSSR.

TSVILIKHOVSUYA.- YO-YO-; MIMMV, 2, L4KAYAT,- V, S,
j :~.:P
Rnmrtension amd coronary circulation; experimental Investiga-
tions Veban. sapski vtor. nomkov. nod. Inst, Stalim 1: 128-132
1951. (CLML 21:3)
lo Professor for Vollut Doctor Medical Sciences for Tevilikhov-
skaya and Mayat, W Candidate Kediml Sciences far Beplekoyev.

mayat, V. S., Prof 52
USSR/Yiedicine - Anthrax
t?Treatm--nt of Anthrax 4ith Penicillin.1t Prof V. S. Mayat
Y.hirurgiya, No 11, p 78
Author disagrees -,rith the current trend in Soviet med literature o,,' ascribing curative
power to penicillin in the treatment of anthrax. dbile admitting the therapeutic value
of penicillin., Prof Mayat emphasizes the primary importance of the specific anihrax serum,
and suggests a combined therapy with serum and penicillin in the treatment of anthrax
in humans. He supports this statement with clinical data pertaininr to the acute
cutaneous form of anthrax.
L-65 1 26

MkYAT. V.5.
-44
Level of ligation of the vena saphens. magna. Xhirargiia, Moskva
no.1l.-Sb--85 Rov 1953. (CIML 25:5)
1. Profeamor, 2. Of the Hospital Surgical Clinic, Second Moscow
Medical Institute Imeni I. V. Stalin.

YjAYAT, V. S. ,
NkYATp V-Sao professor
Survey of modern surgery in the Chinese People's Rapablic.
Ibirurclia no.5:5-16 Wx '54. (XraA 7:7)
(SMMY,
*in China)

GNW, A.A., prof.; R&TAT, V.S.. prof.
"-"qwglcal therapy In mitral stenosis." Revieved by A.A.Gerke,
V93*14alat, 0aymed, 23 no.7;155-158 JI 159. (MM& 12:11)
(MITRAL VALTIC-SURGERT)

AKWV., A.M., prof.; BEREEZOV,, Ye.L... prof.; BISWOV,, N.P.., kand. med.
nauk; BRAYTSEV, V.R., prof.,- DEYOU., I.Ya... prof.; DYSKIN,,
Te.A.,, kand. med. nauk KAZANSXIYj, V.I.j. prof.; KARAVANOV, G.G.,
prof.; ISM,, MIMI,, prof.; MAKSIMBIROV, A.N.,, prof.) I&AIg V.S.-,_
prof.; NAPALKOV., P.N.., pro:?.; ROUMOV., B.S.,, prof.,- RUSANOV, A.A.,
prof,; RUSBIOV,, G.A.,, kand. mad. nauk; FILATOV,, A.N.,, prof.;
CHUKHRIYENKO., D.P.,, prof.; SHIIDVTOEV,, S.P., prof.; PETROVSKIY,
B.V., prof., otv. red.; MELINIKOV, A.V., prof., red. toma;
SUVOROVA. T.A., dots., red.; MIROTVORTSEVA, K.S.,, red.; RULEVA,
HIS,# tek" red.
[Multivolume zmnual on surgery) Mnogotomnoe rukovodetvo po
khirurgii. Moskva., Medgiz. Vol.7. [Surgery of the abdominal
w2l and organs of the abdominal cavity.. the stomach and
intestines) Khirurgila briusbnoi stenkip organov briushnoi po-
losti-zholudka i kishechnika. 2960. 746 p. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Daystvitollrjyy chlen Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for
Braytsev, Petrovskiy,, Viellnikov). 2. Chlen-korres ondent Akademii
meditsinskil-th nauk SSSR (for Maksimenkov, Fila
(ABDOMKN-SURGERY)

MAIAT, V.S.
now variation of phaLloplasty. Urologiia 25 no. 5:51-56 S-0 160.
(MIPU4 3411)
(PENIS-SURGFAY)

KOGHNOVAp prof. 8 -, prof.
Treatment of tuberculoBis of the skeletal muscles wltb antibacterial
preparations, Sov,med, 25 no.8sA+7-52 AS 160. (MIM 13:9)
1. Iz kafedry gospitallnoy khirurgii i tuberkulesail Moskavskogo
meaftsinskogo instituts, imeni N.I.Pirogova.
(MUSCLES-TUBERCULOSTS)

KOCHNOVAg,j.YID.t.prOf.k MAYATV V.S.1 Prof.
Thoracic hompitals in Great Britainl~ Sovemed. 25 no.2010-n3
F I&*. (GREAT BRITAIN-HOSPITAIS) (RUA .142.3)

- W-1~
KOCHNOVA.. Iole.,, prof.; MAYAT,, V.S., prof.
"X-ray diagnosis of calcification and heterogenetic ossification"
by V.A.Dliachenko. Reviewed by I.E. Kochnova and V.S.Malat. Sov.
mod. 25 no.1:154-155 Ja 162. (MM 15:4)
(OSSIFICATION) (CALCIFICATION) (DIAGNOSIS, RADIOSCOPIC)
(DIIACHEMKOp V.A.)

KOCMIOVA, 1. Ye., prof.; J10AT,_V. S., prof.
Pathogenic, diagnostic and therapeutic problems in tuberculosis
of the frontal bone. Rhirurgiia 38 no.5:??-Sl My 162.
WRA 15:6)
1, Iz kliniki ftiziatrii i gospitallnoy khirurgii II Moskovskogo
meditsinBkogo instituta imeni N. .1. Pirogova.
(FRONTAL BONFTUBMULOSIS)

MAXAT
vo S., Prof.
Errors in the diagnosis of and ourgical tecbzdca in obstruction
of the large intestine caused by a timor. Milrurgila 38 no.7:
30-37 JI"62. (KMA 35 :7)
1. Iz gospitallnoy kbirurgichaskoy kl-Imiki (Zav. - prof, T. S..
Wayat) lechebnogo fakullteta II Moskovskago gamudarmtvemnogo
meditsinskogo inBtituta imeni N. 1. Firogova.
(INTESTITIES-OBSTRUCTIONS) (INMTVIES-CANCER)

rQ
V-,: i. to

MAYATIP.p A,pAA,,-,~Mnd. tekhn. nauk; FXMV* BoMe., insh.
~e--
Me-chanisms for the seidautpr*tic assembly of plies. Der. Vrom. B no.11:
6.-? 9 159. (MM 13o)
l.TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatel'skly Institut fanery I mebeli.
(Plywood)

MkXAT,.IB _A,.A-,-Itand.t'ekIm.nmxk; PETROV, B.M.1, inzh.
Devices 'for autmatic: loading and unloading on conveyer dryers, Der.
prCmp 10 no, 4:15-16 Ap '(a, (MIRA 14:4)
(IAmber-Drying)

RODIONOV, S.V.; WNOV, Ye.G.; MAYATIN, A.A.
Holding time for the elements of the mechanics of a piano followirR
decating under conditions of assambV line work. Nauch. trudy LTA
no.97:3-9 162. (KRA 17 t 2)

MAYATIN A.A.; KRUTGUS, M.D.; GITARSKII, V.S.; BORI~-'-'VKO, V.S.; GORELIK, M.M.;
:'~~~RADOV, N.P.; KAU71-01, D.I.; SUft'l-N, L.S.; M.N.;
KIRPEITFV, N.K.; FOZENBLRGDR, N.A.; NAPKIWIFUNKO, Z.S.; KIFUS, L.A.;
ZAYCHENKO, I.V.
Innovations. Bum. i der. prom. no.3:58-59 Jl-S 164.
(MIRA 17:11)

WATNIKOV Ivan Yedorovich-, YNOMM. Tu.F.. red.; SAVCHEWD, To., tokhn.red.
' (Great'feat performed by Soviet 1
Tru&v da.
ol podvIg sovetskogo naro
Wskva, Ixd-vo "Unle," 1959. 31
rasprostranenitu politichookikh i
Istorita. no.4)
bar In reclaiming vir4ln lands]
qkh mool,.
v oevoenii tselipr
p. Mesolusnoe obeheb's'stvo PC
naucbnykh mwil. Ser. 1
(MIRA 12:.2)
(Reclamation of land)

M,AYAT.-,KIY, G.A., (;and 1'ecri ~,ci -- (ris-,) "'neorc-Lical and
eXD.erti.,er-tal study of heat excn,-nge in the movement of
Orop media in the case of large Reynold's numbers." Kuybysnev,
1958, 18 pp (,,!in of 11--pner -ducation USSR. Huybysnev Industrial
Inst im V.V- Kuyhyshev) 110 copies fKL, 27-'~,q, 110)
- 120 -

~',XATATSKIY GIA
_-t, Irah,
Eleat transfer In turbulent fluid flow with considerablo drop
in temperature. Izv. vys.ucheb.sav.*, energ. n0.5:77-83 W 158.
(MMA 11: 8)
1,Kuybyehavokly IndustrIalluff Inatitut Iment V.V. Kuybywheva.
(Reat-Transvission) Oluld dynamics)
--I

HATATSKIY, G.A., insh.; NOVICHKOVA, O.G.. inzh.
Pormula for calculating the reBisUnce coefficient for nonloothermal
liquid flow In pipes. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav..- energ. 2 no.10:95-97
0 159. (MIRA 13:3)
I.Kuybyshevskiy industriallmyy institut Iment V.V. Kuybysheva.
PreAstavlens, kafedroy teorsticheskoy toplotekhniki I gidravliki.
(Hydrodynamice)

NAYATSKIT, G.A., inzh.; NOVICHKOVA, O.G., inz-1h.
Formu3A for calculating the coefficient of resistance in the
case of noniaothermal liquid flow in tubes. Sbor. nauch. trud.
Nuib. indus. inst. no.8:173-175 159. (NM 3-4:7)
(Hydrodynamics)

NOVICHEOVA,, O.G.j, in2h..-, MAYATSKIY, G.A., inz-h.
Experimental setup for studying the beat transfer and resistance
in turbulent flow of water in a smooth tube. Sbor. nauch. trud.
Kuib. indus. inst. no.8:177-184 159. (MIRA 14:7)
(Heat--Trammission) (Hydrodynamics)
(Turbulence)

66176
0. 9 00 0 SOV/143-59-10-16/2-2
AUTHORS: Mayatski and Novichkova, O.G., Engineers
TITLE: A Formula for Calculating the Resistance Factor for the
Nonisothermal Motion of a Liquid in Pipes
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Energetika
1959, Nr 10, pp 95-97
ABSTRACT: A formula is presented for calculating the hydraulic re-
sistance of a turbulent liquid flow in smooth pipes un-
der heat exchange conditions. It is based on the formu-
la of A.D. AlItshull for calculating the resistance of
a turbulent isothermal motion of a liquid in smooth pipes
(1.82 lgRe - 1.64)2
The co-factor (I Atw)n (2)
T
is introduced into this formula, where Aw and Af
Card 114 are viscosity factors related to the mean temperatur es~
T

66176
SO'1/143-59-10-16/22
A Formula for Calculating the Resistance Factor for the Noniso-
thermal Motion of a Liquid in Pipes
of the walls and the flow along a section. It was shown
by G.A. Mayatskiy ~R_ef A7 that the ratio with the expo-
nent n ;.,:,,0.13 will account in the first approximation
for the influence of a nonisothermal flow on the resis-
tance factor for a liquid moving in the Blapius range
(Re = 104 + jo5). The resistance factor is 'expressed in
implicit-form in the formula ZR-ef 47
1 2.0 1g (Re A -,"f) - 0.8 (3)
717 F L ~ P:~
Aw
Due to the identity of formulas (1) and (3), the fol-
lowing formula may be used for calculations of isotber--
mal motion
J.82 1g (Re /Kf) - 1.6A72. (4)
W, f
Aw
Card 2/4

66176
SOV/143-59-10-16/22
A Formula for Calculating the Resistance Factor for the Noniso-
therr4al Motion of a Liquid in Pipes
This formula is an AlItshull formula,apmralized for
the case of nonisothermal motion and may be used for
calculating the flow resistance in the entire range
of turbulent flow conditions in smooth pipes. Similar
to formula (3) the influence of the nonisothermal
flow on the resistance factor is considered in the first
approximation. For more accurate calculations, G.A.
Mayatskiyls method of subsequent approximations is to
be used ZRIef 4, g. The formula (4) is adequate for
the majority of practical calculations of the flow
resistance in the presence of heat exchange. Table 1
contains a comparison of B.S. Petukhov's and O.G. No-
vichkoval i ental data with calculation results
of formula (4 . The calculated data deviate from the
experimental data on the average by 2 + 3 % in the re-
gion of Re numbers 2.6;1o4 + 4.5.105 and /fkf//kw
2.5 + 0.83. This formulalmay be recommended for calcu-
Card 3/4 lating the resistance factor of a turbulent, noniso

66276
SOV/143-59-10-16/22
A Formual for Calculating the Resistance Factor for the Noniso-
thermal Motion of a Liquid in Pipes
tbermal liaiiid flow in smooth tubes. This article was
presented by the Kafedra teoreticheskoy teplotekhniki
i gidravliki (ftdir of Theoretical Heat Engineer-
ing and Hydraulics). There are 1 table and 5 Soviet re-
ferences.
ASSOCIATION: Kuybysheirskiy industrial'nyy institut imeni V.V. Kuy-
bysheva (i-ybyshev Industrial Institute imeni V.V. K
byshev) u ~Ir
SUBMITTED: February 10, 1959
Card 4/4

Mkv-ATSKIY, G.A.
---------- --
Flowneter for measuring sma.U amounts of liquidB. Priborostroenie
no.7.-131-44 i1 161. - (MMA 14:6)
(Flovaotore)

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SORDEIN, S.S.; SELEZNEV, S.I.; MERKIW7, N.A.; GALUZINSKIY,, P.A.;
KRIVOPALOV, V.I.; HMTSKIY .E.G.; FARASHUTIN,, N.7.; SUDARIKOV,
ML; MEUULOVt A.)-ZLIYUSBROVA, T.P.9
tekbn. red.
[Accounting in :Lpdustrial enterpris"-lBakhgelterskii uchat v
pranyablennykh prodpriiatiiakh. Pod red. S.S.Sorokina. 2.,
perer. izd. Moskva, Goestatizdat, 1962. 333 P. (MM 16:3)
l.-Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.)TSentrallmaye statisticheOpye up-
ravleniye. Upravleniye podgotovki kadroy sebetnykh t*bDtnikov,
2, Upravloniye podgotovki kadrov schetpykh rabotntlow TSentrall-
nogo statisticheakogo upravlenlya SSSR (for all eatd4t
Illyushenkova).
(Accounting)

MAYATJSKASp I. S.: Waster Tech Sci (diss) -- "Investigation of Vrjr. ticn
I OU
of specific pressure and wear on the surface of a pla.-rehare during plow ing".
Moscow, 1958. 16 pp (Acad Sci TJSSR, Inat of Machine Soleme), 15"0 copies
(RL, 11o 6, 1959P r4)

MAMMAS, I.S. [Majauskas. I.S.]
~* "' -
Investigating pressure distribution on a plowshare surface durl4g
plowing. Tralct. i vellkhosmash. no-11:23-26 N 158.
(KIRA litil)
1. Laboratorlya lzmaostoftosti AR SSSR.
(Plows)

MAYAUSKAS, I.S., Insh.
Bffect of soil pressure on the wear of working parts of soil-
cultivating macbinmn. Yest.tweb. 38 no.10:30-33 0 '58.
(Flows-Testing) (Soil mechanics) (MIRA 11:11)

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ABRAYTIS, P. I a LAbralt 4 --P ti. J; mA YgusKv-, , I . , . Ll;,eljallzka-, I
- T
'~'tudy of the. s-,~rf -16 11611 pr (~ f, ~,,: , .1 3 sllb~ ected to fri ci
with a loo3e T-r-idY 'j" ' ',. lr~er. B. nO.12zry-,?-
216 164 1, 1, ]?97)
1. InqtItut ener-j-.,.k I I e-i ~ ktrct,.~Iwdin i-k I All ~ itovskoy

MAYAIJSRAS I.S. (MaJauskas, J-1; MACHYIJLIS, A.N. [14aciulis, A.)
-', - ~A I ~, 11 -
Effect of the method of moisture content stabilization in capron
on its engineering properties. Trudy AN Lit. SSR Ser. B no.3:131-
137 163. (MMA 18:3)
1. Institut energetiki i elektrotekhniki AN Litovskoy SSR.

L 38225-66 wr(M)/LP(J)/T IJP(c) RMIWWIJ]ff (CZ
ACC NR: AP6009566 SOURCE CODE: UR/0236/65/000/003/0147/0154
AUTqPR: Machytilis, A. N.j Maciulis, A); ajauskas, Pugina, M.
I. S.
4a
_4M
I.; ugina, 7
ORG: Instit te of Power and Electrical Enaineerina. Academv of Sciences Lithuanian
SSR (Institut energetiki i Elektrotekhniki Akademii nauk Litovskoy SSR)
TITLE: The effect of stabilizers and stabilization methods on the properties of
polymer materials. Part 2. Lacquer /stabilization method
SOURCE: AN LitSSR. Trudy. Seriya B. Fiziko-matematicheskiye, khimicheskiye,
geologichesRiye i tekhnicheskiye nauki, no. 3, 1965, 147-154
TOPIC TAGS: polyamide, lacquer antioxidant, thermal aging
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this work was ~o investigate the thermal stability of
phenol-formaldehyd,qand polyamide resinsPto which thermal stabilizers were added.
it was estE5Ms`fi_eVthat lacquers containing stabilizers when painted on polymer ma-
terials protect the latter to a significant extent from rapid aging at elevated /6
temperatures. The strength of polyamides coated with lacquers on the basis of P-548
Card 1/2

L 38225-66
ACC NR: AP6009566
polyamide resin with the addition of equal amounts of potassium iodide and diphenyl-
amine, diphanylquanidine, nickel oxide, mica, alum.",,num, copper and tungsten after
thermal treatment in air for 24 hours at 4330K is two timer, greater than the
strength of unstabilized polyamides. A great protective effect was observed when
polymers were coated with film producing substances which are themselves inhibitors
of oxidation such as lacquers on the basis of phenyl-formaldehyde and methylol
polyamide resins. It was established that when lacquer containing a stabilizer is
deposited during the thermal treatment process, more effective protection of the
polymer is obtained against thermal oxidation than deposition of the same number of
layers of lacquer prior to thermal treatment. It is concluded that the lacquer
method of protection of polymers is quite eifective. Orig. art. has: 7 tables.
SUB ODDE: U/ SUBM DATE:
25Feb65/ ORIG REF: 004/ OTH ]REF: 001
Card 2/2

MAYAUSKAS, I.S. (Majauakais, I.]; PERAS, A.
111g)-tempoparature unit for determining the strength of oxide
ceramics in tensilo tests. Zav. lab. 31 no,110396-1398 165.
(MIRA 19: 1)
1. Inatitut energetiki i elektrotekhniki AN Litovskoy SSR.

L 0130"7 EW7a(d)/EWP(e)/S1T(m)/EWP(v) EVIP(k)'/EWP(h)/&;P(1)
ACC NRt AP5027469 SOURCE CODE:
AUTHOR: Fayauskas,, I*S.; Perasp A. Ya.
ORG: Institute of Flower Engineeriniz and Electrical Engineering, AN L4_tSSR. (Institut
4,nergetiki i ZW-trotekhniki AN LitSSR)
TITLE: High-temperature device for testing the tensile strengt~r of refractory ceramics
articles \0 I
SOURCE: Zavodskatra laboratoriyaj, v. 31, no. 11, 1965j, 1396-1398
TOPIC TAGS: high temperature instruments, refractory products, ceramic product, tensile
strength.,
ABSTRACT: The autbors describe a device used in their institute for testing refracto-
ry materials at temperatures higher than 1700C. The basic parts consist of : 1. vacu-
um chamber, 2. resistance heater, 3, dynamometer, 4, loading circuit with clamps,
5- lover loading systems 6. welded base., 7* tested samplee Heating the sample is
accomplished by the resistance heaters, consisting of 4 basic copper plates, 8 curved
2-mm diameter tungsten bars.. a system of radial and front screens and reinforcing
parts made from mDL--bdenum, beat-resistant steel,, and copper, The tensile strength is
measured with a dynamometer mounted in the vacuum chamber, Temperatures are measured
with a pyrometer and a thermocouple. A smooth charging of the testing sample at pro-
UDG: 620.172,25:1o05

L 01304-67
ACC NR, AP5027469
scribed speed is accompUshed by feeding
water from a 4anall -tank 8 (see Fig. 1)
into a loading tank suspended at the end of
the lever loading system* The balancing of
the vei&t of the levers and the tank is
10. Vhen
accomplished by a counterweight
measuring the temperatwre with the pyrometer
it is necessary to shade the beat emission
by the beating rods and a bellows-like
device was constracted for this purpose.
Mie first experiments conducted at tempera-
turea up to 2100C using the device were quite
satisfactory. Orig. art. has: 3 fig.
Fig-11 I& the device
SUB DDIZ: SWM DATE: none/ ORIG REN 001
c.,A 2/2 J%/

ACC NR, AP7UU3594___
AUTHOR: Abraytisi R. "I.-Abraitis, R.'. Mayauskas. I,. S.-Majauskas, J.
9N: Institute of Power Engineering and Electrical Engineering,.Academy of Sciences,)
Lithuanian SSR (I~stitut energetiki I elektrotekhniki Akadenit nauk Litovskoy SSR)
TITLE: Gas eros4n of zirconium dioxide-base refractories
SOURCE: AN LitSSg. Trudy. Seriya B. Fiziko-matematir-heakiye, khimicheskiye,
geologicheskiye iltekhnicheakiye nauki, no. 1966, 141-149
TOPIC TAGS: zirc n1um dioxide refractory, erosion XWCOMU.-)?
n
V NOW I I
0 5 Q0490-510AJ 1,
ABSTRACT: A meth d of investigating the erosion resistaneq of high-temperature oxides
i~d
possessing high a sitivity to thermal shock has been developed and the erosion rate
of zirconium dioxide-base refractories, depending on the duration of test, temperature
of specimen wallsland velocity of the high-temperature stream, has been investigated.
It was determined:that in the first 2-3 hr of testing at 2320K at a stream velocity
of about 500 =/set, an intensive adjustment of the surface in direct contact with the
high temperature gas stream takes place. During that time, the rate of erosion de-
creases 3---4 times and gradually reaches a constant value and when the test is con-
tinued for 6hr, it remains constant. The rate of erosion increases when the tempera-
ture of the specitien waUs in Increased f rom 20DO to 2630K. The weight losses of the
material increased siguificantly with an Increase in-the high-temperature stream
P2 UDC: none

velocity f ran 370 to 730 alsee. It was noticed that the rate of eros:Um depends to
a great extencioulthe material composition. Or1g. art. bass 5 figures and 2 tables.
SUB CDDEI' 11 SUMN DATE1. 26Feb66/ ORIG REFS 006
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U30R IT
nst,wxv 33oil Scienco. 1,411neral 1'ertilizers.
53~12
Katsas'11.
Lithusninn Sai. Res. Inst. f_(")P-*nrtCTMIIre
'Title Certain hethods for Correct and Rational U.-Ane
in the Lithuunian S"R
Tr. Lit. n.-i. in-ta zemlLd., 195", 3, 81-118
Abstrnet Based on a survey of all covailable riaterial on
soil liming in the Lithuanian SSR, it is recon-
mended thUt lirle f'QrtiIIZLrs be wni)lied to sand
and loam soils at the rate of 0.5 ftnd to clay
at the .-ate of 0.75 of thn normal done as deter-
ined by hydrolytic acidity. 3olls with