SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MAYMUSOV, I.G. - MAYOROV, A.A.

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FAYMSKI-:~.
Surveying operations In redesigning a bla-st furnace. Geod.i
kart. no.lOs59-62 0 162. (KIRA 15812)
(Blast furnaces-Design dhd construction)

YAYUGASHEV, A.Ye.
Simultaneous operation of two SVPA drilling machines. Der.
prom. 8 no.6:26 Je '59. (MIRK 12:8)
(Woodworking machinery)

I :
I 1h,I11"it 1, ,i Ni ,
BRUSHIN IA. 1-1. 0 ILUlIA75 A. I.
Pandeui professora IA* Go (lot3JLba* cla mem=w of rA. 0. Gotlig
KhIrmogiias Moskva No. 6 juw 53. po 76-8~
1. Gbitum7.
cLmL 2ov lo., oct. 53,

KRASOVSKIY, I.I.; MAYNAYEV-M
Molanomata of the liver. Vrach, delo no.8:128-13C, Ag 161.
OUIU, 15:3)
1. Klinika gospitallnoy terapii No.1 (nachallnik - devstvitellnyy
chlen AM SSSR, prof. W.S. Molchanov) Voyermo-mditsinskoy ordena
Lenina akademii imeni S.M. Kirova).
(LIVER--TU40RS)

SMNOV. Kikhail Vesillyevich; KAYNOORD.-S.A,,- red.; KRYUGHKOVA.
V.N.. tekhn.red.
[Flat four-link hinged mechanisms (elementary analysis)]
Ploskie chetyrekhzvennye shernirnye makhanismy (v elemen-
tarnom W02henii). Xoekva, Gos.izd-vo fiziko-matem.lit-ry,
1959. 130 P. (MDIA 12:8)
(Links and link motion)

KUCHERYAVYY, F.I., kand.tekhn.nauk; MAYNOV, V.I., gornyy inzh.;
SEMIGLAZOV, 11. 1.
Results of using Iligdanite" in strip mines of the Balaklava
Mining Administration. Gor.zhur. no.l2t23-24 D 163.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy gornyy institut (for Maynov). 2. Na-
challnik Zapadno-Kadykovskogo rudnika Balaklavskogo rudo-
upravleniya (for Semiglazov).
410

KUCHERYAVYY, F.I.9 kand.tekhn.nauk; MAYNOV, V.I., inzh.; GROSHEV, A.S.;
TSIBULEVSKIYP A.I.
Using inclined boreholes in limestone quarries. Gor.zhur. no.3:32-
35 Mr 165. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy gornyy institut (for Kucher7avyy, Maynov).
2. Upravlyayushchiy Balaklavskim rudoupravleniyem (for Groshev)*
3. Glavnyy inzh. Balaklavskogo rudoupravieniya (for TSibulevskiv).

KUCHERYAVYY, F.I., kand. tekhn. nauk; MAYNOV, V.I., inzh.; GROSHEV, A.S., inzh.
Effectiveness of using igdanite in the flux limestone quarries
of Crimea. Vzr7v. delo no.57/l4s240-244 165.
(MIRA 18:11)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy gornyy institut (for Kucheryavyy, Maynov).
2. Balaklavskoye rudoupravleniye (for Groshev).

MUNSWA, N.P.
Problem of cardiac tumors. Trudy LSGMI 40:315-318 158.
(MIR& 12:8)
I. Fakulltetskaya terspevticheskaya klinikEL Leningradskogo
sanitarno-gigiyenicheakogo meditainakogo instituta (zav.
klinikoy - prof.A.A.Kedrov).
(HPART. neoplasms,
lYmphosarcoma, invasion from mediastinum (Rue))
(LY11WHOS"COM, case reports,
heart, invasion from mediastinum Pus))
(HEDIASTIMM, neoplasms,
lymphoBarcoma. invasion of heart (Rue))

PAUNITSOU, G.; GEORGESCU. M.; IMESCU, I.; URMILM, F.; HATO, B.; STANGIU, St.;
IACRITRkNU, V.; UUMSCU, St.; CIOARIL, N.
Tonsillar disease and rheumtism in children; investigation in the
vicinity of Grivitri Rosle (1951,1955). Probl. reumat., Bucur. no.5:
93-98 1958.
(RIMUTISM, etiol. & pathogen.
relation to tonsillitis, in child., incidence in community
near Bucharest)
(TONS ILLITIS, complications
rheum. in child., incidence in community near Bucharest)

SOKOLOV, N.S. (Magadanskaya oblast'); POPOV, V.H. (Magadanskaya oblast');
DYNOV, K.R. (Magadanskays oblasts); SHUVALOV, L.V. (Kagadanskaya
oblast'); KATSUYEV, L.P.; BONDAFOWO, I.G. (Kagadanskays. oblastl~,
,.~Kagadanskaya oblact'); DZASOKHOV, Kh.B.
MAYO-ZRAK 104�~
0 Mot')
Bliminate Infficiency in the operation of dredges. Kolyma 21
no.1:4-7 Ja 159. (MIRA 12:6)
1.Nachallnik gornogo upravleniya (for Sokolov). 2.Rachalinik dragi
No.175 (for Popov). 3.11achallnik dragi No. 173 (for Dymov). 4.Nachallnik
priiBka im. Gastello (for Shuvalov). 5.Zameatitell direktora Voeso7wno-
go nauchno-issladovatellskogo institute. zolota i redkikh metallov,
Magadan (for Mateuyev). 6.Nachaltnik otdola truda i 2arabotnoy platy
gornogo upravleniya (for Bondarenko). 7-Zamestitell nachallnika
pr012V0dGtvenno-tekhnIcheskogo otdela sovnarkhoza (for Hayo-Znak).
8.Nachal'nik priiska im. Chkalova (for D2asokhov).
(Dredging machinery) (Hydraulic mining)

SOV/112-59-17-358h9
lra~islation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1959, Nr 17, p 16 (USSR)
AUMORS: Privezentsev, V.A., Mayoft _j,.M,._&tonova, E.R.
TITLE- Enamel Varnishes 4 n the Base of Polyurethan 16'
PERIODICAL: Kabelln. tekhnika, 1957, Nr 1-2, PP 30-34
ABSTRACT: The chemistry and technology of production of polyurethan enamel varnishes,
developed by the authors in NIIKF, as well as the results of studies of
enameled wires produced with these varnishes are described. Polyurethan
enameled wires have a high heat resistance and are considerably superior
in this respect to viniflex enameled wires. After having spent 25 days at
1500C the new enameled wJres withstand winding on their own diameter with-
out any damage to the enamel, whereas the viniflex enamel film begins to
lower the elasticity already after having been exposed to 1,ROOC for one day.
hus the new enameled wires can be classified under class B by their last-
ing heat resistance, The same studies show very high eleotro-insplAt= !5
properties; in this respect the polyurethan enameled wires are superior to
all other enameled wires with synthetic varnishes. Futthermore, the poly-
Card 1/2 urethan enameled wires can be tinned with Sn or its alloys without trim-

Enamel Varnishes on the Base of Polyurethan SOV/112-59-17-358-"19
ming the enamel and without using fluxes, which is also their considerable advantage, as
compared with other enameled wires (comp. ref. 35851). This advantage can with partic-
ular effectiveness by utilized when 17-stranded wires (Litzendraht) are used, the trim-
ming and soldering of which presented very great technological difficulties until re-
cently. There are 5 references.
V.A.P.
Card 2./2

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AUTIM;
I~Ya
Privezentsev,
Professor, and
Antonova, E.R.,
110-12-3/19
V.A., Doctor of Technical Sciences,
Mayofis..I.M. Candidate of Technical Sciences,
Zn;:-~
gineer.
TITLE: Enamelled Wires Based on Polyurethanes. (Emalirovannne
provoda na. osnove poliuretanov)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Blektropromyshlennosti, 1957, Vol.28, Ao 12,
pp. ? - 10 (USSR~.
ABSTRACT: Polyesters and polyurethanes are among the high moleculax
weight compounds that have been used in the development of new
enamels. PolyuretheLnes, which are of great interest for the
manufacture of insulating enamel, are polymerisation pioducts of
di-isovyanates with hydroxyl compounds. Enamelled wires based
on polyurethane lacquers manufactured fz-om Soviet raw materials
have been developed in the Scientific Research Institute of
the Cable Industry (NII KP). The best di-isocya-nates are
aromatic ones,, like toluilene di-isocyanate, which is now being
manufactured at a chemical works. Materials used for the
manufacture of enamels should contain not less than 3 hydroxyl
groups. For example, glycerine hexanetrial and pentaerythrite
are suitable. In order to obtain polyurethanes, these compounds
are first esterified with dibasic organic acids such as adipinic
Cardl/4 or phthaleic. In the manufacture of lacquers, use was made of

Enamelled Wires Based on Polyurethanes. 110-12-3/19
incomplete polyesters obtained from adipinic acid, phthaleic
anhydride, diethylene glycol and glycerin. The second component
was toluilene di-isocyanate. Stabilised di-isocyAnates were
used for the manufacture of enamels to retard undesired reaction.
A.A. Blagonravova and colleagues have now developed various hot-
drying lacquers based on stabilised di-isocyanates; the
production methods are explained. The most practically conven-
ient enamel was a pulyeBter which is a component of lacquer 9?6
developed by G.I.P.I.4 and manufactured by the Krasnays Presnya
Lacquer Works (Krasnopresnenskiy Lakokrasochnyy Zavod). The
solvent was cyclo-hexanol which enters into the composition of
lacquer 9?6. Enamelling tests were made on copper wires of
diameters 0.80 and 1.25 mm. Test data of the mechanical and
electrical properties of the wire when tested by the standard
rOCT 7262-54 are tabulated. The results show that the enamelled
wires have high-insulation strength and can be used in the
winding of electrical machines without a protective covering.
The thermal plasticity of the.wires was low and they are very
resistant to benzol and to aliphatic hyd-rocarbons. Tests on
the elasticity of enamelled wires show, in Fig. 1, that insulation
based on polyurethanes maintains its initial elastici8y after
Uard2/4 being maintained for 25 days at a temperature of 150 0. The

Isnamelled wires Bwed on Folyurethanes 110-12-3/19
.OP--
results indicate that the wires could operate under more severe
conditions than vinyflex. The results of insulation resistance
measurements made at different relative humidities on enamelled
wires based on polyurethane a-nd vinyflax are given in Figs. 2
and 3 and show the polyurethane to be superior. Enamels based on
polyurethane can be dyed in various colours. Production testing
of polyurethane enamelled wires at a works Of the Automobile
and Tractor Electrical Equipment Industry (ATE-1) gave positive
results which are described. These wires are also recommended
to the radio industry, for the manufacture of high-frequency
apparatus. To get a smooth finish on fine wires, special lacquers
and resins are mixed with those based on polyurethane. The
results of ageing tests on wires at 150 00 with enamels containing
different proportions of polyurethane and polyvinyl acetate are
given in Fig.4. Wires insulated with polyurethane enamel can
be tinned without-first removing the enamel. This was assessed
in the apparatus shown in Fig.5, which showed that ~or satis-
fact8ry tinning the solder should be at a temperature of 320 -
360 C, and that the higher the temperature the shorter the
process. There are 5 figures.
Card 3/4

Enamelled Wires Based on Polyurethanes
ASSOCIATION: NII KP.
SUBMITTED: April 12, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 4/4
110-12-3/19

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W!DFjZ.,_j,.j4..;. VREYDIMI, B.M., red.; KUKUSHKINA, Z.1-I., tekhn.
red.
(Enameled wires with heat-resistant and high-strength
insulation] Emallprovoda s nagrevostoikoi i vysokoprochnoi
izoliatsiei. Moskva, TSintipi-iborelektroprom, 1963. 31 P.
(MIRA 17: 1)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Gosudaretvannyy komitet po avto-
matizataii i mashinostrayoniyu.
(Electric wire, Insulated)

MKOFIS, los:Lf Markovich; TAL'SKD , D.A., red.; GARINA, T.D.,
tekhn. red.
[Fundamentals of the chemistry of dielectrics] Osnovy
khimii dielektri3kov. Moskvap Vysshaia shkolap 1963. 207 p.
(MIRA 17:2)

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MAYOF ISY L. S.J1 SHUST11,11ROVICHY G. M., and BIBIKOV) N. 14.
"Electrothermal Production of Carbon Tetrachloride," Trans. state Inst.
Applied Chem. USSR, 24, pp. 119-27, 1235t cf. N.A. Elmanovich, L.S. Mayofis,
and G.M. Shusterovich, C. A. 27 , 303S . -A yield of 9-30% CCIA of satisfactcry
purity was obtained by passing S2C14 (fr(Tm S2C1) over C at 1000 in a specially
constructed furnace. The lov yield Of CC14 and the formation of by-products
(C2C110 is ascfibed to the faulty performance of the furnace.

USSR/Chemistry - Pharmaceuticals JGA/Feb .52
Sulfonation
"Azeotropic Sulfonation of Guaiacol. in the Prepa-
ration of Tiokol," N. F. Sukaerichp L. S. Mayeffix,
V. S. Karpiwkiy., Chair of Technol of Chemico-
Phar Prepno, lAningrad Chem-Phex Inst
"Ned From SSSR" No 1,, pp 27-30
While tiokol is losing its importance as a drug,
efficient sulforation is still of interest. Sul-
furic acid can be reacted completely with an ez-
cess of guaiacol, and a troublesome sepn of that
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USSR/Chemistry - Pharmaceuticals An/Feb 52
Sulfonation (Contd)
acid avoided if the vater formed during the re-
action is distilled off continuoualy in vacuum
vith benzene as soon as it has formed.
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NITOPIS novizh;--XALASHNIKOV, V.P., prof., red.; KULIBAXH. V.O.,
red.; RUINVA, H.S.. tekhn.red.
(Technology of pharmaceutical chemical preparations] Takhnologiia
khimiko-farmateavticheskikh preparatov. Leningrad, Gos.isd-vo
med.lit-ry, Laningr.otd-nia, 1958. 537 P. (MIRA 13:4)
1. Glavnyy tekhnolog zavoda "Farmakon" (for Kullbakh).
(CHEMISTRY, MEDICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL)

SMUIMD% -December 7. 1957 SOV/109-3-3-22/23
AUMR81 13;lubkov, P.V. and -is'jariag, gh, I#.
TIM$ Tb6,860ond All-Union Conference on Radioslactranics of
the win' try of Righer 94u4atioa of the USSR (Ttersys
TseacyusuLya konferentaiya UVO SO po radicalektrealko)
News Item
PNMMCALi Radiotekbnika I glektroalke 1958 Val 3 IT 3. ':d'
pr 4,40 - Z4 (FUM)
AROMACT3 The confer@=@ took place during September 23 - 299 19579~~
;t S"atovqkiy gosudaratvana" uaiversitat Lanai
0. Cheraymbevskago (Barstow State University issid
%:G. CberAyuhsvekly). Apaxt from the universities, the
conferouce was attended by the representatives of saw
scientific research institute& of the Soviet and
Ukrainian Academies of Science various Industrial
establishments and the Interesied -4-4striema. Thim
arrangement stimulated the discussion and evaluation of
the papers presented and permitted ths determination as
plans for the future research to be Carried out by, the
universities In the field of radloolectroales.,
V-arrzg-the- ezr awyvomter Z3; -Vev- PIPW-2~:'
p alon I& the
were read: at Trends Of M7. Zl*CtrOn1C9
Soviet Uni Dev7atkov =1 -SlOctr0mlignstis
Waves in the Vari-4iractional ZlectraD BegAe
by,V.U. LOP I)ovyatkoy presented numerous-
factual data illustrating the rapid developsent of t2W
U.B.F. electronics In the Soviet Union and the Vast
contribution of the Soviet scientists to the theoretical
fol-A-tions of this science; he also discussed the
development trends of U.B.F. electronics in the Immediate
future. The paper described a - or of Original Soviet
U.H.F. device*. The work of V.M. Impukblz was coneszmd
with the theoretical investigation Of the PbAMOBLOMIL
place 1z multi-ray devices whose electron beans have
different directions. The author showed tbat the presence
of the electron beeme which are perpendicular to the axis
x facilitates the appearance of the solutions WhIC3 a"
jacreasing functions of x for the Cass of a rays
CaztZ/16 directed along the LT-14 X I It also leads to tbA
appearance of :xp:uentially Inereasing solutlcms In the Mize
presence . on b am in the above direction. The Ilectrv:
Section comprised 50 papers; more than one-third of the&*
were concerned with the theoretical sad experimental Umesti-
tion of wide-baud electronic devices for U.&Y. fts
ctu" by V.S.Shavchik, L.Ta. mayoris and L.D.Pokrovskly
dealt with tj~s extension of travelling-
wave tubes and backsLrd-wwTv tubes to the PrOctIcully
important cases when the delay structure necessitated Uw
taking into account of the discrete Character of the
interaction of the electron beas with thel hlgb~frequswy
field. The lecture by V.C. Stal'salLhOe'. T-N- gb~vcbU
and Yu.D. Zharkov was devoted to tbA SIM3.1flAd aAAIY*LJP
of the ~:-atizn of a backwax-d-wave tube by employing t1W
C.au.aldsa approximation of the Ovwn field. The paV*"
by V.B. Brsr-iusiciY, A.S. Gorahkoy A.I. Kowtijanko,
G.p. Lyublmov, I.T. Trorizenka ;a I.T. Aui81AMv WGre
concerned with the detailed experimental and th*OP�SLC&2
jawaotigation of the possibility (first Amicat*d by
v.N. Shevebik in 1954) of xpmndla the bandwidth of
C*zd-4/16 tht electronic trim=izg of reflex I
mutual gyuchronisation of several tljxtroA tubs0- The
operation of reflex klystrons with calti-circuit resonmzt
systems was also Investigated. The results of #3T*r1s1M21W
and theoretical investigation of two-ray asplifying and
multiplying tubes were given In the co-Unication Dy
L.Z. Alt.vs, V.M. lapukhln, L.A. ShJrUd0v& and IS tbA
eomzu,_c.t_on of V.I. Kaaa,vetg. Boas of the papers in %be
Zleciromics Section dealt with the inT*xtig&ZiOus wb1cb
were concermwd with the development of no"I U.B.F. devAtces,
sultible for the gener:tion auA amplification Of the move-
forms in thi, millixetr and sub-millim-trO ranges- The
papers or great interest were; *1xp.r2zeztAl InvesUgetlons
of the Radiation of the Blectron Buv-bes In the vicinity
of lion-hazogeneitle.' by V.B. Braginakly and Ye.P. V"ta2',
mCompaxison of the Efficiency Of Certain ViethOdS at the
Generation of M121imetre Wavosm by A.S. Tager and
"Application of the Righer Spatial gsr=Onlc* Of the Zls~tro- -
m.Snetic Field in Slo.ing-dvwn Systeze* by A-8. T.a*r expe
V.A. SoIntsev.

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05208
SOV/142-2-3-16/2T
AUTITOR: Shevchik, V.N., Mayofis, L.Ya.
TITLE: Characteristic Equations for Travelling Wave Tubes and Backward-
Wave Oscillators With Discrete Interaction of Electrons With an
Electromagnetic Wave
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshilch uchebnykh zavedeniy, Radiotelchnilca, 1959, Vol
2, Nr 3, pp 367-371 (USSR)
ABSTRACT- In this article a linear analysis of a travelling wave tube ftnd a
baclny-ard-wave oscillator is given, based on the fact of discrete
interaction of the electrons with the (self-matched) electromag-
netic fi-eld which is formed by them. The linear theories of the
travdlling wave tube and the backward-wave oscillator found wide-
spread application. They are based on the assumption of the contin-
uous interaction of the electron flow with the travelling electro-
magnetic wave. In the past, however, the application of filter-
type periodic structures as delay lines required the consideration
of the discrete character of the electron interaction with the
periodically localized electromagnetic field. In certain approxi-
Card 1/3 mations, the asswnption of such a field as an infinite sum of spa-

05208
SOV/142-2-3-16/27
Characteristic Equations for Travelling Wave Tubes and Backward-Wnve Oscillators
With Discrete Interaction of Electrons With an Electromagnetic WaVe
tial harmonics facilitates maintaining the continuity principle
In this case, however, usually the electron interaction is con-
.sidered only with one synchronous harmonic. In nonuniform delay
systems, a sequence of high-frequency sections may be singled out,
having the most effective interaction of the electron flow with
the field of the line. In the areas dividing these sections, the
electrons experience the force of tlie',electromagnetic field to a
considerably lesser degree. The model under consideration, shown
in fig.1, was based on the assumption of an accurate separation
of the interaction of the electrons with the high-frequency field
and group areas. The periodicity of the structure of nonuniform
delay lines facilitates their representation by substitute cir-
cuits in the form of series (cmcade) connected sections of a
four-pole~ The electron flow and the electromagnetic rave are in-
terconnected systems. Tlke authors derive the characteristic equa-
tion (chr p-ch r1p)(e-, rp+jeo_l)2=+2jC3~j20osh rip( I -chrp)"-rp+joo
Card 2/3 where r - propagation constant; ht- effective interaction factor;

05208
SOV/142-2-3-16/27
Characteristic %nations for Travelling Wave Tubes and Backward-Wave Oscillators
With niscrete Interaction of Electrons With an Electromagnetic Wave
e3z.IA/4vo; r1- impedance thru W;90- transit tingle. This equation
provides a development of the travelling wave and baclivard-wave
oscill,ator theory with discrete i&ei-action of electrons with the
field of the electromagnetic wave, The article was recommended for
publication by the Knfedra elelctroniki Saratovshogo gosudarstven-
nogo universiteta imeni N G Chernyshevshogo (Chair of Electronics
of the Saratov Stfite University imeni N.G. Chernyshevskiy)- There
are 1 diagram, I circuit diagram and 9 references, 7 of which are
Soviet and 2 Englisbf
SUBUITTED- December 1, 1958
Card 3/3

BAKHRAKH, L.E.; ZRARKOV, Yu.D.; MAYOFIS, L.Ya.,- DHITRIYEV, B.S.;
SOKOLOV, I.L.
Preliminary results of the experimental study of the opera-
tion of hollow cathodes at pressures in the order of 16-2 -
10-3 mm. of mercury. Radiotekh. i elektron. 8 no.11:1956-
1957 N 163. (NIRA 17:1)

MAYOFIS, Ye. H.
"Disinfection with ammontac."
Zhur. Mikroblol., lbidemiol., t Immunobiol., No. 1-2, 1044.

WCFI 3 1 Ye. Irl,
"Rickettsia and X-Proteus and Thpir Interi-plations."
Sub 7 Dec 51, Ac.-ul Med Set USSR.
Dissertatlons presented for sclence ni.(' onf,11%eertng dcUnes
In Moscow durlng 1?~l.
SO: Sum. No. 480, 1 MAY 55

HAYOFIS, Ye.M.. doktor med.nauk, KAMAS. Z.V.
COutcgiOBItY Of Anginso Sovemedo 22 no,7189-95 Jl '58 (KLRI 11-10)
1, In Tallinakogo nauchno-iosledovatellskogo instituts epidemiologii,
'I
mSkrobiolo ii i gigiyany (dir - kandidat meditainakikh namk X-Ya. Yannum).
fToNs rLLrT rs.
contagiesity (RuB))

14AYONDVA, V. 1.
Liquidation of tropical malaria In Stavropolsk territory.
Med.paraz. I paraz. bol.24 no-3:210-211 T1-S '55 (MLRA 8:12)
1. Iz Stav-ropol'skoy krayevoy protivomalyariyncT stantaii
(zav.stantaiey S.M.Rudnev)
(MAIARIA, prevention and control,
in Russia)

AUTHOR: Lajor, B. P., 6- 12 -9/1,-'
TIM: Frow tht Pxj.,tv1.eice c~f t.,it, J:3t: Lf tl.~-~ Aliu-iue KB-1 ai.a the
Hange Finaer DD-2 ii. Tuwri-Survej.~ u,,, Scale 1:3L'u (1z C~,jta
primenerija kipregelya Kb-1 i dil'r;(jiriera jl~A-2 ri
s"./emkakh v ~aasshtabe 1.3oa)
PU-IODICAL: Geoaeziya i Kartogr~fiya, 19)-7, Nr 12, jz,. 55 - 58 (iSS10
ABSTRACT: The re6~its ftm thu use uf th. f,nder Dl)-2 ii. to,-.n-s'1rv':.'s
in the Moscow Gorgeotrest are given nera. Tht; aut~xr used the
DD-2 -moAnt at the tab= of t:;~ alidade KB-1 fcr surveying.- a bailt-
-up area on tne scale 1:5ou. It wA6 the parpos~ tu outtin a cam-
,lete plan withuat t)t-ng furct~c additionally to Aork. of, it
0
cL-L)t drawin6 with L.dia-inx). T:it~ survejs were made from J-1y
1956 tu J~ne 1957 in taE~ Gif."u,'elA districts of iluscuw and en-
vironcien t . Tnu obtair.,G' a ta s cw a suffi~~ie.,.tly hiji accurac,
Thub tho -L: technic.Al shurtcoj;,ings which occ-ir b
Lauuns -of a meas--,ri~ig t,b~t.- were cum~jletelj ru:.,ov-,d Jbj tn, use cf
the alidade KB-1 i.,' CO-Dinaticit. iwit:~ t"ie ran-,e fir,cur DD-2.
,,'tcaliaritites of this sirvejin,:,-met!)ud a8 cuL.,,ared to ttiat b.1 tht
iaeasuring tjble are shuwn Tlh~- folloviini auvatita,',es C'f ,Iie
method are to be iaentiur:ed. 1) The 21an of thu survejed preL4i6es
Card 112 is diructly tai-en in the fit~id anu r~preDL~As th4-, final survej-

Frou the ExieriencL- of th, Use of the A_i,~~Ue KB-1 anu t~i, ,1 ~ -9,/ 1
Range Fincer DD-2 in Town-burvej-s 6c:,:e 1 C
11
ing-material. A cistortion of t,,, uut ~i-s i., vxcllded The
I
1.-,~rsonal res,,oisibilit.. u." tht, SarV,- 1~'01' "-,, t,., dality of tl.e
f nal I)roduct is incr-_-aseu. 2) T arks to thc uj~ of the fan--e
finder th~ lir:ear surves in pass-i_ es ana or, r-ilroad trac'.,.:s
with much tr,ffic cin r-,icil.- anc, ~,,ithout dang-r he 1jerformed.
3) The ti;~~_- neded for t:,,c est iblis~i_ :r!*, of' a 51an is :-educed
by about 4o~'G (as coLijareu to t,-.at usec i.-; surve,- i,.,, Nit". the aid
of a theodolite). The circa:ast-,nee that t'iis met!.od is onij pro-
fitable in couiparatively lar?e are.i~3 (not below 4 to 5 hectares)
,a shown to be a disqdvanta,,e of' th,_: method. In EL11 other cases
this method of s.Arvejing bj -earis of d a~~asurinS table of b,ilt-
up areas on the scale 1:5oc) xith the sue of the range finder
LD-2 anci the alidade Kb-1 is to be preferred to a ~itthod with a
theodolite. T;iuL-L- a. u 1 1 t_uie, ana 1 blavic refereNce.
AS.30C IAT ION: None ;iven.
AVAlLABLE: Library of Cu:,,~resj
Card 212

Yk;YBAUER, E.; KLVANEVA, G.; MAYOR, I ; URHANOV, I.
Effect of Rauwolfla preparations on the fluid metabolism of the
organism in patients with hypertension and mental' disorders. Zbur.
nevr.i psikh 60 no.8:1033-1036 160. (HIRA 13:9)
1. Klinika vnutrennikh bolezney (zav. - dotsent F.Por) i psikhiatriche-
skaya klinika (zav. - dotsent Z.Klimo) Meditsinskogo fakullteta imeni
Komenskogo v g. Koshitse.
(BODY FLUIDS) (RAUWOLFIA)
(MENTAL ILLNESS) (HYPERTENSION)

HUNGARY / Analytical Chemistry. Organio Analysis, E
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 16, 1958, 53525-
Author : Mester s' Mayor.
Inat :Akadi Ke
Title :The Tdentification of Aldoses in the Form of
Formazanedo'
Orig Pub: Magyar tud. akads Kemi tude bszt. kozl... 1956, T,
No 3-4s' 345-350&
Abstract: All phenylhydrozones of aldoses when treated with
phenyldiazonium salts in pyridine solution form
readily crystallized red sugar formazanes. The
ketosopheny1hydrozones which do not contain an
gotive methine group do not enter Into the reaction.
Card 1/2-

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Academia Republicii Populare Romine. Filiala Iasi. STUDII SI
CERCETARI STIINTIFICE. MATEIATTCA. Iasi, Rumania. Vol 9, no. 1
1958
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC Vol 8, No. 6, June 1959
Uncl.

MAYOR, S.P.--("v, Goloseyevo)
Observations of luww oacultationa of stare in Goloseevo.
Astron.tair. no.222t29-30 Ff 161. (?CMA 15s4)
(00oultations)

GAVRILOV, S.P. MIZI, L.N.
Methods for and reBults of processing photographic observaiions of
the moon. Izv. Glav. astron. obser. AN URSR 4 no.2:46-56 162.
(MIRA 1511l)
(Astronamical photography)
(Moon-Photographs, maps, etc.)

Ulu

--MOM WArig UUIUWUA.~

- - - - - - - - - - -

I.0 ...... table6.

mAYOR, V
"Ortomorphclogric cl~lanfres ;r, HeLe ce'ls -ause~ b.,., Coxsackie virus of t1le B 1
tyre. "
BIOLOG'7A, Bratislavb, Czecho-31ovakia, Vol. 14, no. 1, 2959
Monthly ltst of' Ea t Eurole Ac2asslons (KEAI), LC, Vol. J9, No. 6, 7te t '9

MAYOR, Ya. Cand Med Sci -- (diss) "Repeated surgical inter-
ventions in astrocytoma of ttie cerebellum in children."
Mos, 1957. 12 pp 21 cm. (Acad Eed Sci USSR). 200 copies.
(KL, 22-57, 107).
-10
-33-

MAYCRCHIK, V. YEI.
42724. %~YCTrHiilf 1'. YE. 1 1". S'. 7-dtol--)F,.4ch*-sklye 1-:mereniya
Akti-mosti Kor-I V Siuchayakh C-,--kl.ol,:y Mc~-gn. Tl-.4y In-Ta
Im. Purdonko, T. 1, 1948, s. 7 Nw.-.v.
SO: j,6.totASI ~'tate--, Vol. 7, !-.,9
I . . _; .1 1

NUORCHIN, V. yz-.
USSR/Medicine - Brain, Physiology
Medicine - Brain, Wounds and Injuries Mar/Apr 49
"BlOtics Of a Human Brain ])as to an Abrupt Surgical Drainage."
Prof L. A. loroyeba, V. T. Kayorchik, Inst of No rosurg imeni
Aced N. N. Bardemko, Aced Mod Set USSR. 7 pp
*Vop Noy rokhtrargils Vol XIII, No 2
Baring an operation, the human brain reacts as a whole to a trauma.
A change of electrical activity occurred in all parts of the cortex
examined, indication that his reaction is not limited to the zone
of the pathological nidus. Administration of hexenal produced
three changes In electrical activity of the cortex: (1) mass
during which alpha rhythm was increased, (2) slow waves, and
grouping of slow waves at intervals with pauses between
groups. These three phases differ according to the functional
change of the brain.

MAYORCHIK, V. Ye*
"Fluctuations of the Electric Activity of the Cerebral Cortt,-M Before and lfftCr
LobotoP7 of Patients with. a Chronic Form of Schizophrenia," Nevropatol. i Psikhiat.,
18, No.l, 1949
Inst. Surgery im. Burdenko, Dept. Clinical Fed., IMS JSSR

UYMMIK. V.Ys.; RUSIRDF. V.S.
rica"Rui. ~-
Nature of electroencephalograms in cerebral tumors in pre- and post-
operative periods. Topr. nalrokh1r. no.1:15-24 Jan-Feb 51.
(CLHL 20:8)
1. Institute of Nauromwgery imeni N.N. Bnrdenko (Director-Prof. B.G
Yegorov, Corresponding Member of the AcadexV of Hedical Sciences USSR;.
Academy of Medical Sciences USSR.

MAYORCHIK, V.Ye.;SPIRIII, B. G.
Blectrophysiologic analysis of cortical processes in tempor-
ary contacts in man. Vopr. neirokhir 15 no. 3:3-11 May-June
1951. (CIAIL 21:3)
1. Of the laboratory of Higher Nervous Activity (Read -- Prof.
L. N. Feaorov, Active Menber of the Academy of Medical Sciences
USSR) and of the Blectrophysiolo&v Laboratory (Head -- Prof.
V. S. Rusinov, Corresponding Member of the Academy of Medical
Sciences USSR), Institute of VouroBurgery iment 11. N. Dardenko
(Director - Prof. B. G. Tegorov, Corresponding Member of thb
Academy of Medical Sciences USSR) of the Academy of Medical
Sciences USSR.

KALIBOVSKAYA, I.Ya.; MAYORCHIK, V.ye.
-11-1 ':-4, -, -...
Cortical regulation of vestibular reflexes in pan. Vest. otorinolar.,
Moskva t4 no. 3:11-16 XW-June 1952. (CLML P-2:4)
1. Of the Otonsurological Division (Road -- Prof. A. G. Ageyeva-ftkova)
and the TAboratoz7 of Higher Nervous Activity (Head -- Prof. L. N. Fedoroy,
Active Mmber AMS USSR), Institute of Neurosurgery (Read -- Prof. B. G.
Tegorov, Active Member AMS USSR), AcadwW of Medical Sciences USSR,
Moscow.

KAYORCHIK, V.Ye.; RUSINOV, V.S.
Certain theoretical and practical problems of slactreencephalographY
in focal lesions of the brain. Vepr.Aeirokhir. 18 no.1:38--47 Ja-F 154.
(HLRA 7:4)
1. lz Institute neyrokhirargii im. &kademika H.H.Burdenko Aademii
maditsinskikk nauk SSSR.
(Brain-Diseases) (Blectronecephalogra-
phy)

r4a 57~1 Vol.11/4 Neuro._Psyc:datr7 Apr 58
1640. EXPRESSION OF THE DYNAMICS OF NZRVOUS P',AOCESSES IN EEG
DEPEND.'IG ON THE INITIAL FUNCTIONAL STA'&E OF THE BRAIN
CORTEX - Wyralenie dinamiki nerwnych processownaelectroencetalogram-
me w zawisimosti ot ischodnogo funkcionalnogo sostojania kory golownogo
mozga - Mayorchik V. E. - ZH.VYSSH.NERV.DEIATEL 1956, 6/4
EEG study of excitation and Inhibition processes In patients with organic lesions of
the brain (tumour In 150 cases, inflammatory processes in 8; 30 posttraumatic cas-
es). In cases of focal Injury the electrical reaction of the cor*ex to ov,4 and the
same stimulation differs depending on the Initial functional utu.e: An accelerated
rhythm appears In cortical areas remote from the tumour and a decrease of the in-
itial potentials in the neighbourhood of the tumour. In the first seconds after the
onset of an epileptic fit sound stimulation results in an increased awpUtudt. af sharp
epileptold charges. Two or 3 min. later. as the excitation turned into Inhibition, a
slowinS-down of the cortical rhythm may be seen in the same parts of the cortex in

r. -see to the same stimulus. At the stage of the general reduction of electrical
act. ~y the stimulation may create a further decrease of brain potentials. The use
of afferent adequate stimulation helps to "city the location of the primary patho-
logical focus in the brain when the lesion, cannot be clearly seen an an BEG record-
ed in a state of relative rest. Rhythmic stimulations varying In frequenry are more
effective. Steplen - Warsaw

YNGOHOV, B.G.;'MAYCHCHIK. V.Ye.- NIKITIN, N.A.
Slectrocorticographic data in intracerebral tumors. Vop.netrokhlr.
21 no.3:3-10 Hy-Je '57. (Milo. 10: 10)
1. Dauchno-iseledovetallskiy ordena Trudovogo Kresnogo Znameni
institut neyrokhirugii imeal skad. N-N-Burdenko AkBdemii meditsin-
skikh nBuk SSSH.
(BRAIN NBOPIASKS. diag.
electrocorticography in intracerebral tumors)
(II&WROOG&PHAIDGRAPHY,
same)

KAYORCHIK, V.Ye.
Slectrophysiological analysis of functional properties of the cortex
iu the zone of a pathological focus [with sum ry in English]. Fiziol.
vhur. 43 no.3:193-201 Mr '57. (KIRA 10:8)
1. BlektrofistologicheBimys latoratorlys Institute neyrokhirurgii
im. U.N.Burdeako, AKN SSSR. Moskva
(BIBOTRCIANGWEALOGRAM,
of cortical pathol. foot (Bus))
(CREMAL CORTAX,
XBG of pathol. foci (Rue))

Jfw~ V
Reaction of the cerebral cortex and of the heart in operations on the
pituitary and the hypothalamic region [with summary In Beglish]. Biul.
eksp.,biol. i med. 44 no-10:39-44 0 '57. (MM 11:2)
1. Iz Nauchno-iseledovatellsko&o ordens Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni
institute neyrokhirurgil imeni akademike U.N.Budenko (dir. -
doystvitel'W chlen AM SSSR B.G.Yegorov) AM14 SSSR, Moskva.
Predstavlena d6yBtVitellnym chlenom AHS SSSR. B.G.Yegorovym.
(PITUITARY GLkND. surgery
postop. PbCG & iMG (RU65)
(HYPOTHAIMS. surgery,
same)
(BIACTROCARDIOGR,hPHY.
postop. in hypothalamus & pituitary surg. (Nue))
(BISGTRO'ENCRMLOGRAPHY,
save)

MAYORCHIK. Y.Ye.
-I---
wElectroencephialographic examination in brain tumors- [in Germanj
by Rudolf Bess. Reviewed by V.S. Malorchik, Vop.neirokhir. 22
no.5:57-58 S-0 '58- (KIR.A 12:1)
(EMCTROENCEMAUMPYHY)
(BRAIN-TUMMS) (EERSS. RUDOLY)

M&YOUCHIR. V.ye.; KORHYSHA, L.A.; GABIBOV. G.A.
Characteristics of cortical reaction stimulation of lower
divisions of the brain stem during neurosurgical operations.
Fistol.zhur. 45 no.8:901-909 Ag 159. (MIRA 12:11)
1. From the N-N-Burdenko Research Institute of Neuroaurgery,
Moscow.
(BRAIN STSH, phvaiolo&y)
(CH RAI CORTEX, pkvsiolop_v)
(NEVROSURGERY)

MAYORCHIK, V. Ye., Doc Biol Sci -- (diss) "General and local varia-
tions in the electrical activity of the cortex and the sub-cortical
structures during neuro-surgical operations at various levels of
the central nervous system." Moscow, 1960. 26 pp; (Academy of Medi-
cal Sciences USSR); 200 copies; rice n t given; list of authors'
works at end of text (15 entrieX (KL,025-60, 128)

MA70RCHIM:,.V.Ye.j XIMMV, V.S. (Hosk7a)
Registration of electrocortical reaction in man during operatiom
on the spinal cord. Voponeirokhir. 25 no.124449 Ja 161.
(HIRA 140)
le Nauchno-iseledovatellskiy ordena Trudovogo Emenogo 7mmeni.
institut neyrokhirurgii imeni eked. N.N. Bardenko ANN SSSR.
(SPINAL CORD-SURGERY) (CEREBRAL CDWtU)

. HAYORCHH._V.Ye MHAI L.A.; GABIBOVI, G.A. (Moskva)
0 KOR
Reactions of the cerebral cortex and heart in neurosurgical
interventions on different segments of the brain stem in mom;
electropbysiological stadye Vopneirokhir. no.4832-37 162.
(MIRA 15:9)
(min-summy) Wzcutowaumomeu)
(MCMDUMOMUPHY)

HATORC V-Tdq,, kand.biolog.nEuk; KOREMHA, L.A., prof.; GABIBDV,
I GaA., kandmed.nauk
BlectrophyBiological study of cortical reactions during neuro-
owgical interventions in the caudal regions of the human brain
stem. Pmblsovr.neirokhir, 4:95-102 162, (MTRA 16:2)
(EMT-WPHYSIOWGY) (NLM--SURMM)

MAYORCHIK, V.Ye.; KHRkpov, V.S.
I
ElectrmWograDhic recordiniz during spinal card surgery in
wan. Biul. skap. biol. i med. 53 no.5:3~-7 My 162.
- (MIRA 15:7)
1. lz Nauchno-iigsledovatellskogo instituta nourokhirurgii
imeni akadeimika N.N. Burdenko ANN SSSR, Moskila. Rredistavlens,
doystvitel' myn chlenom ANN SBSR B.G YegorvvpL
(SPINAL CORD-ZURGERY) NLECTRMOGRAPHY)

MAYORCHIK, V.Ye;SBIBOV, G.A.
Characteristics of local and genoral brain changes as reflec-
ted in the EEG in parnsagittal parachnoid endotheliomas. Zhur.
nevr. i psikh. 63 no.2tl95-202 163 (MIRA 16:11)
1. Elektrofiziologicheskaya laboratoriya (zavo - prof& V.S.
Rasinov) i onlcologicheakoye otdoleniya (zav. - p"t. L.A.
Korysha) 14auclmo-issladovatellskogo instituts. n 'ayrokhirurgii
imeni N.N.Bardenko Wr - prof. B.G. Yegoror) AM SMRMoskva

MkYORCHIK, Varvara Yevstaf Iyevua; BEKHTEREVA, N.P. , red.
[Clinical oloctrooorticographyj oxturdnatiorm during neuro-
ourgical operational Klinichookaia ol-ektrokortikograftial
issladovaniia vo vremia neirokhirurgicheakikh operatsii.
Leningrad, Meditsina,, 1964. 226 p. (MIRA 17.1-1)

OGIYZVICH. V4., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; AGBYKIN. D.I.. kandidat
technicheskikh nauk; PAYORCEM, A.Z., Inzhener: ORLOV, P.M..
Insfiener.
Basic equipnent for standard continuous-operation concrete plants
Stroi.t dor.mashinostr. no.9:8-13 S 156. (Km 9.11)
(Concrete plants)

1114 4 13 K C_- H "-k j"'I1A
OGIMICH, V.A., kand.tekhn.nnuk; KAYORGHUK, A.Z., inzh.
-- -
Movable concrete m1xing plant with continuous operation. Strof, i
dor.mashinoetr. 3 no.1:7-10 Mr '58. (MIRA 11:1)
(Concrete mixers)

OGIMICH V.A. kand.tekhn.Aaukj* BAU, M.~L. inzh.,- MkYORCRUK, A.Z.., inzh.
.9
TITOV, U. 19 inzh. I I
Automatic conrete plants. Mekh.stroi. 18 no.9:18-22 S 161.
(MIRA 14:10)
(concrete plants)

ACC NRi AP70056oo SOURCE CODE: uR/o4l3/67/000/002/0037/0037
WENTOR- Ogiyevich, V
- A.; Belov, V. A.; Bulgach, A. S.; Mayorchuk, A. Z.;
isanov, N. T.; Titov, M. A.; Khmelevskiy, V. N.
M: None
LE: An installation for mixing and laying concrete directly on roads or airfield
ons. Class 19, No. 190399 [announced by the All-Union Scientific Research Institute
Construction and Road Machinery (Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
6itellnogo i dorozhnogo mashinostroyeniya))
: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 2, 1967, 37
TAGS: concrete, runway construction, highway construction, construction
very, airfield maintenance equipment
STRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces an installation for mixing and laying
inerete directly on roads or airfield aprons. The unit includes a self-propelled
idercarriage on which are mounted mechanisms for receiving, charging, feeding, batch-
ig and mixing the concrete components. The device also contains a mechanism For lay-
ig the concrete, including a distributive hopper and a belt-conveyor feeder. Provi-
,on is made for relating the feed rate of this conveyor mechanism to the forward ve-
mity of the installation and also for distributing the concrete mixture uniformly
,th respect to the width of the strip'being laid. The belt-conveyor feeder has a
isin-and-plate speed regulator and guides are mounted in the upper section of the
1/2 wa: 693-546.2.002.5

ACC Nks AP7OD5600
ve hopper with a reciprocating shaker block.
N4
elf-prope.Ued undercarriage-, 2-receiving mechaniam-, 3--batching mechaniam;
Ixing (A.-Vel't-conveyor feeder-, 7--shaker block;
peed re&4tor
CODE: 111-MM DATE: -IOAug65

RATIM., S.I., Prof; BMISHLINSKAYA, N.G.; MATORGRUE, D.P.; K04OLOVk,
R.P. 9 (140900w)
Clinical aspects of nrnithonifj In man. K11n.med-33
(MLRA 8: 9)
1. Is Infektsionnogo otdelmniya bollnitsy imeni S.P. Botkina
(Nauchnyy ritkovoditel' prnf. S. 1. Ratner, glavrjy7 vrach -
prof. A,N. Shabanov, zam.glavnogo vracha po infektoli-zaslu-
zhemV7 vrach RSFSR A. N. Buznikov)
(ORNITTOSIS
clin.a6ects)
(TARIGS, In various dis.)
ornlthosi5)

MAYORCHUK, D,P.1 RUDNEV, G.P.
Clinical aspects of-candidcmWoosis as complications following anti-
biotic therapy. Loch. infekta. boll. no.3:199-213 157
NONILIASIS) (PMIBIOTiGS) (MiRA 1425)

MAYORCHUX, G.; NAKONSCHNYY, V.
Automatic control of electric transport traffic. Zhil.-kom.khoz.
7 no.8:11-13 157. (MIRA 10:10)
1. Nachal'nik tsekhe evyazi LIvovskogo tramvayno-trolleybusnogo
upravleniya (for Heyorchuk). 2. Glavnyy inzhener Bluzhby slektro-
khozyaystva (for Nakonechnyy).
(Electric railroads) (Automatic control)

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11ntibiotics
,'.bs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 15, 1958, No 71285
Author Mayorchuk P.D.,Rudnev G.P.
Inst
Title Clinical Aspects of Candida Mycosis as a Complication in
Treatment with ~ntibictics
Orig PWD V sb.: Lecheniye infekts. bollnykh. Vyp. 3. M.1 1957, 199-213
,','bstract No abstract
Card 1/1

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KATOMMO. R.N. (Krivoy Rog) 'A
11
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Strengthening by means of polyvinyl chloride pipes in the
Installation of sanitary engineering systems. Vod.i ssu.tekh.
no.7:32-33 J1 157. (MIRA 10:11)
(Sanitary engineering) (Pipe)

KLYORENKO. Yu., inzh.
I -A valuable drilling inatrument. Mast. ugl. 8 no.7:12 Tl 159.
(HIRA 12:10)
(Boring machinery-)

MAYORENKO, YU., inzh.
Mine car lubrication. Sov.shal-JA. 10 no.7:17-18 JI ~61~
(MIRA I/p 8)
- (Mine railroads-Cars)
(Lubrication and lubricants)

MORETS, A.I.,, inzh.; GERASIMOVA, L.S.J. inzh.
Winding operation of power transformers usi-ng vertical wi-nding
machines. Energ. i elektrotekh. prom. no.3:52-54 Jl-S 16~.
(MIRA 17: 11)

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AUTHOR: Aleksoyenko, G. V.; Borisenko, N. I.; Voyevodin, I. Del Dromdov, N. G.;
Krayz. A. G.; Manikin, E. A.; Mayorets 1X*_1*;J1ekr&sov, A* M.; Nayashkov. 1. S.;
Pavlenko, A. S.; Rokotyan, S. A& A*; SyroiWatnikov, 1. A*; Saposhnikov,
A. V.; Sarkisov, N. A.; Chernichkin, D. S.1 Chertin, Ae M.
ORG: none
TITIEz S. Is Rabinovich (on the occasion of his 60th birthday)
SOURCE: Elektrichostvo, no. 6, 1965, go
TOPIC TAGS: electric engineering personnel, elfctrio transformor. hydroelectric
power plant
ABSTRACT: The chief specialist of transformer building of the Gosplan (State
Planning Corodssion) USSR, Samil Isaakovich Rabinovich was born In 1905 in
the town of Dorisoglebsk of the Voronezh Oblast'. From his student years at
the Goeudarstvenn" elektromashinostrottelinyy institut (State Machine-Build-
Ing institute) he already showed interest for power transformers. In the
early thirties he designed the first types of domestic Soviet 110 and 220 W
transformers; In 1939 he bacon the chief designer of the Mookovskly trans-
formatornyy savod (Moscow Transformer factory). In 1946, he conducted the
deslgp and construction of lightning-resistant transformers; during 1949-1954,

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he headed the design of the 400 kV transformer equipment for the Volzhskays
hydroelectric power station - Moscow power Upe; his subsequent work on the
500 W equipment earned hivo the Lenin prize.111From 1960, he has been working
t the Cosplan USSR. He Is a19" v r of the editorial board of thi
Journal glektrichastwo (Zlectricity).,- Orige art4 heat I figures PPRO.
SUB CCW 1 20, 09 / SVEK Dag I

RAYORI~-IKDV, A.M.
FJO-Sign effJclerit T.rr)duction 1 flit' ~- 8
no.5:40 MY 164. ( 14T, T--A I '? : ~, ~)
1. Nhchallnik otAcla ! 'oirlyerov
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MAYORov,
AID - P-178
Subject USSR/Aeronautics
Card 1/1
Author Mayorov, A., Capt. of the Guard, Engineer
Title Life Extension of Special Equipment Apparatus of an
Aircraft
Periodical Air Force Herald, 1, 80 - 82, Ja 1954
Abstract By a rational exploitation of aircraft equipment its
total life, which Is a combination of active life (use),
and passive life (aging and deterioration), may be
prolonged. The author explains how it should be
accomplished.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

PHASE I B" EXPLOITATION SCff/3B30
Galkin, W.P., A.A. Mayorov, and U.D. Veryatin
---------------------
Tekbnologiye pererabDtki kontsentratov urq= (Technology of Processing Uranium
Concentrates) Moscow, Atcmisdat, 1960. 162 p. Errata slip inserted,
4,ODO copies printed.
Ed.: T.P. K&Iyuzbnaya, Tech. Ed.: Ye. 1. Mazell,
MOM: This bouk is intended for chemical engineers and technicians in urani-
um production.
COVERUM: The book presents the theory and description of processes in the treat-
sent of uranium concentrates to obtain pure salts and uranium metal. The au-
thors Uscuss the applications of uranium, the properties of uranium and its
ions in -jolution, methods for the production and refining of uranium concen-
trates, methods for the preparation of uranium tetrafluoride, the preparation
of uranium metal, and measures for ensuring the safety of personnel in uranium
manufacturing. The author also cites earlier books on uranium by Dzh. Kate and
Ye. Rabinovich., S.Ye. Breeler, O.A. Songina., and I.P. Kislyakov. There are

Technology of Pro-cessing Uranim Concentrates BOV/3830
261 references: 91 Soviet, 101 English, 36 French, 27 Ger=w, 4 Italian, and
2 Bvedish
TABLE OF CONTEM:
Preface
Introduction
3
5
Ch. 1. History of the Development of the Uranium Industry 7
Ch. II. Apylications of Uranium
Ch. 3=. Brief Survey of the Propertien of Uranium ana its lons in
10
Solution 13
1. Position of Uranium in Dol. Mendeleyev's periodic system 13
2o Electron configuration; atomic and ionic radii of Uranium 14
3- Isotopic structure 14,
4o Atamic v--ight of natural ux-aniam 14
5o Structure and metchanical properties of uranium 15

PHASE I BDOK EXPLOMMOR SOV/5820
10
Galkin, N. P., A. A. Mayorov D. Veryatin, B. ff. Sudarikov,
N. B. Nikolayev, Yu. D. Shishkov, A. B. Kratikov
KhImlys i tekhnologlya ftoristykh soyedineniy urana (Chemistry and Tech-
nology of Uranium Fluoride Compounds) Moscov, Gosatomizdat, 1961. 347 P.
Errata slIp inserted. 4500 copies printed.
Ed.. (Title page): N. P. Galkin, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;
Ed.: N. A. Korobteova; Tech. Ed.: S. M. Popova.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for chemical and nuclear engineers and
tetachera and students of schoolf* of higher education.
COMWE: The monogmph reviews Soviet and non-Soviet literature pablished
up to June 1960 on the phyBicochemieal properties of uranium fluorides
and methods of producing them from salts, oxides, and metallic uranium.
Methods of processing uranium chemical concentrates to the tetra- and hexa~
fluorides, which are initial products in the production of nuclear fuel,
Ca.rd *8

0%--mistry and Technology of Uranium (Cont.) SOV/5820
qz-- of primary interest. Fluoride methods are preferred to hydrometal-
--!Lrgical methods because radioactive vaste solutions in the former are
!dither reduced to a ndninam or eliminated. No personalities are rd-n-
tioned.. References accompany individual chapters.
TAM-E OF CONTENTS:
Fcz-!~-Yo--d
In."l-oduction
I
I. Physicon-hemical Properties of Uranium Fluoride Compounds
Ch. II. Production of Uranium Tetrafluoride From Aqueous Solutions
an. III. Dry Methods of Producing Uranium Tetrafluoride
Gb. ~V. Production of Uraniwa Hexafluoride
CArd 2/3

GAIXIN, N.P.; MAYOROV, A.A.; SPUBIN, V.A., FOLUEETOVA, G.B.; YRYLOV, A.S.
Composition of precipitates formin!- in the reaction of a,-,rroni;;
aqueous solutions of uranyl sulfate or nitrate. Zhur.nPoru.Pirr.
6 no.10:231q-2324 0 ' 61 . (MirtA 14:c,)
(Uranyl sulfate) Oranyl nitrate) (Ammonia)