SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MIHUTIU, N. - MIKA, J.

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HORIA, A.; MIHUTIIU,, 9.
Financial means for stimulating technical progress.
Probleme econ 15 no.9:114-126 5 162.

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AUTHOR: Miydel, A. -- Miidel, A.
ORG: Institute of Geology Acadeqr of Sciences, Estonian _SSR (Institut geologli
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TITLE: On the connection between modern concepts regarding the earth's crust and the
erosion-accumulating activity of the rivers of Estonia
SOURCE: AN EstSSR. Izv. Ser fiz-matem i tekhn n, no. 1, 1966, 121-133
TOPIC TAGS: earth crust, erosion, physical geology
ABSTRACT: This is a review article showing, on the basis of the accumulated explor-
atory data, that the geological structure of the Estonian valleys is such as to in-
dicate a close connection between the erosional and accumulative action of the rivers
and the contemporary movements of the earth's crust. The geological construction of
north Estonian valleys indicates a general uplift of the earth's crust, which is
particularly revealed in the intensive river-bed erosion occurring in the lower course
of the rivers. This is observed in the longitudinal profile of the rivers, the
spreading of the anomalous sections, the frequency of D-shape transverse profiles of
th e valleys, and the thickness of the alluvial sediments. In the middle and upper
portions of the rivers the effect of the uplift of the earth's crust is slighter,
since both sections of the river are separated from the general base of erosion by a
local erosional base (the north Estonian glint). The comparison of level-ling and
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geological data with the distribution of anomalous sections of the rivers of the
Parnu river basin proves the existence of a saddle bend represented by a crush zone
which probably moves in the shape of blocks. This crush zone is generalla@ traceable
in the regional distribution of anomalous sections of rivers, representing a NE - SO-
directed zone. In the lower course of the right-sided tributaries of the Parnu rivq'r,,
the alternations of the velocity of the contemporary movements of the earth's crust
cause a river-bed erosion in the named region, whereas in the left-sided tributaries
they call forth an accwnulation. The alluvial deposits of the lower courses of South
Estonian rivers are of a relatively great thickness; the rivers here have a small
gradient, and anomalous Bec-Gions are missing. These facts point to a general rela-
tive sinking of the earth's crust which keeps on in the lower courses of those rivers
that flow into the Peipsi and Pihkva lakes and into the south part of IALke Vortsjarv.
The formation of the anomalous sections in the middle courses of the south Estonian
rivers Is mainly connected with the ancient relief. (Author's abstract]. Orig. art.
has: 6 figures.
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YTTOLA, 11.
Graoe cultivation in the home gnrden. D. 181.
SOT3TALISTLTK POLLMANDT'S. Tallinn, 7ungarv. Vol. 11, no. Z, Arm. Ined.
/_1 /11-
Monthly List of East Ekiropean Accessions (FFAT), LC, Io. 4, Jul-.r-iq5Q.
Uncl.

BRAUKER,R.; GALSA,Gh.; UICOIAWGU,T.; KINGU,Z.; PASGlU,T.; BUGUR.N.; KILM,
I.; XNACHZ,N.@ POPESCU,Ana
Considerations on the sequelae of epidemic hepatitis. Probl. ter.,
Bucur. 10 no.2:29-44 '59.
(HVATITIS,INFICTIOUS, complications)
(LIVER CIRRHOSIS, etiology)
(MYOUS SYSTEM, diseases)
(GASTO1011STINAL DISXASAS, etiology)
(CHOLECYSTITIS, etiology)

BR&UM,R.,Prof.; DMAYO,A..dr.; KIIN3U,I.,dr; 14INCU,I.,dr.; BUCUR,14.,dr.
Considerations on the post-gyocardial-infaret syndrome.
Ked. intern..Bacur. 11 no.5-1757-762 160.
1. Incrare efectusta in Clinica medicala, Spitalul "BrincovenescO.
director. prof. R. Brauner. I
(KYMUMILL WARM complications)

BRAUNER,R., prof.; NITU, Victoria, dr.; HOANCA,O. dr.; MIMEA, I.dr.
Serum glycoproteins in atherosclerosis. Med. intem. 1@ no.l:
39-46 Ja'64
1. Lucrare efectuata In clinica medicala a Spitalului
"Brincovenese" (director: prof. R.Brauner).

MIJAC. D.
Problem of night work of women in textile industry.
p. 20 (Tekstilna 1ndustrija) Vol. 5, no. 1, Jan. 1957. Belgrade, Yugoslovia
SO: MORMLY INDEX OF EAS-1 ZMOPRAN ACCESSIONS (EF'I) LC, VOL. 7. NC. 1. JAN. 195P

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1TANK1FW1CZ,ZofIaj-K1JAL, Xa21Miera, MAJEW.117A, Barbara
Evaluation of nut- tion on one of the state farms In
Lublin Voivodenhip. Rocan panstv 3&kl hig 14 no.5,453-460
1
163.
1. Laboratory of Nutrition Hyglenc, Inatitut.0 of Occuppatlonal
Medicine wid Pura'. Hygiene, LublAn.

MIJALCIC, R.
Examinations for the rank of first sergeant in the administrative and
quartermater services. P. 79.
VOJNI GLASNIK. (Jugoslavenska narodna armija) Beograd, Yugoslavia
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. b, no. 9, Sept. 1959
Uncl.

BLAGOJEVIC, Sinisa, dr.; HIJALKOVIC, Aleksandar, dr.
Staphylococcal enterotoxJLn as a causative agent in food poisoning.
Glas. hig. InBt. 10 no.3/4'-49-54 Jl-D 161.
1. Higijenakl zavod u Nisu.
(FOOD POISONING microblol)
(STAPHrLOTOCCAL INFECTIONS)
(TOXINS AND ANTITOXINS)

COSIC, B.; MIJALKOVIC, A.; JVKOVIC, T.
Adams-Stokes symcirome as a lBt sign of rheumaLic fever.
Reumatizam 13 ro.1:12-16 166.
1. Djecje odeljenje Opste bolnice u Nisu.

DI'Til-1, 'Iel@jzar, dr.; Al-i:na-rAar
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YUGOSLAVIA
DJURIC, Velizar, RIJALYOVIC, Aleksandar; Department of Pediatrics,
Nii General Hospital
'Subcutaneous Emphysema in Rea.rirntory Infections"
Belgrade, Srpski Arkhiv za Toolokupno Le@mratvo, Vol 94, tio 6, 1966,
pp 597-602
Abstracts In view of the rarity of the subcutaneous emphysema tho authors
describe three case3 of this illness in four to twelve months old babies.
The subcutaneous emphysema accompaniod in all cases a respiratory infection
of the lunge which was probably viral in origin. There are 2 Yugoslav and
5 Western references. (Manuscript received, 15 Jan 65.)

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RYKOWSKI, Henryk; rwOCZyjrSKj, Jan; PANASSWICZ, Jozef; JARMWSIA, Karla; MIJAISTA,
Kr-I s t.
yna; HUBL, Stanislaw
Controlled arrest of cardiac functions in experimental open heart surg-
ary with hy-nothermia. Polaki przagl. chir. 30 no.5:567-570 Kay 58.
1. Z II. Zakladu Chirurgii 1. D. i S.K.L. Kier: prof. dr J. Rutkowski
z Zakladu Kardiologil I.D. i S.K.L. Kier: prof. dr Zara z Zakladu Pis-
jopntologli Instytutu Hematologil, Kier: dr J. Panasewtoz.
(Hrim, surgery,
exper. open heart surg. in hypothermia. controlled cardia-c
arrest (Pal))
(HYPOTEFUNIA, experimental,
in open heart surg. with controlled cardiac arrest (Pol))

KIJAHMMS- M.
Automobile industry of Yugoslavia and the problem of materials. p. 25.
Periodicalt TESIA.
Vol. 6. no. 1. Jan./Feb. 1959,
TECHNOLOR
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (MI) LC
Vol* 8. no, 4
April 1959, Uncl.

YIJAS, D.
The production of our textile industry fr m t@.e beginning of January up to the end of
April 1957.
P. 134 (Tekstilna Industrija) Vol. 5, No. 5, May 1957, Belgrade, 7ugoslo-ia
SO: MONTHLY INDEX OF EAST EUROPFIN ACCF-SSIONS (FFAI) 11C, VOL. 7, .110. 1, JAN. 19 58

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MIJATOVIO Iiiia
(ir, capu); Given rlmmea
Coluitry: Yugoslavia
Aewiemic Degree3: /-not given,7
A.L'Mir-tion: /not givenJ7
Source: Belgrade, Voterinarski glasni , So 5, 1961, pp 437-438.
Da t a. Newas mAnnual Meeting of the Association of Veterinarians and
Veterinary Technicians of the People's Republic of Croatia
Took Place on April 21, 1961 in Zagreb.8

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Yurc lavia
not given.,
nct ;iven
Sc@z*c'-- Belgrade Veterinarski vlasnik, No 9, 1961, pp 715-718.
'Tho Development of the Veterinary Service in the Now Stage of the
Sociali3tic Development of our Country.4

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I. MIJ -At *@ il Lit ion ikot @.@vvri.
.;o I vi:) Tecnnfca I, '_.ani I-ary a nd Financi a I Pro 6 1 vms a L t h (@ Bihic
.S latight erhousc Between 1 9j 5 and I It'2. "
Belgrade, -Ve-te-ri-nar-s-k-i--G,la-s-ni-k, Vol 17, r:o 4p 1963; rp 365-369.
A6str act: Sore was tht cmidiLlon of the City Slaughterhouse in Bihac
in 1954 and FreaL improvements were made since then when the establishment
was taken over by veterinary staff. Diagram oi layout, I table.

MARKOVIC, Borleav, ing.; MATIC, Dimitrije, ing.; MLTATOVIC, Ivan, ing.
Coking of primary residues of crude shale oil and heavy Jermenovei
petroleum at the 'delayed coking" experimental plant at Pancevo.
Nafta Jug 12 no.5:129-137 My 161.
1. Rudarski institut Beoffrad (for Markovic) 2. Opitna stanice. Pancevo
(for Matic and Mijatovicl-,-
(Yugoslavia-Petroleum industry)

MATIC, Dimitrije, ing. (Pancevo, Zarka Zranjanina. 143a); MIJATOVIC,
Ivan, ing.
Results of the tests of raw oil from the Aleksinac bituminous
shales. Tehnika Jug 16 no.lOtl837-1842 0 161.
1. Chief of the Test Station for the Technology of Aleksinac
Bituminous Shales, Pancevo (for Matic). 2. Chief of the
Exploration Department Group of the Test Station for the
Technology of klekainac Bituminous Shales, Panoevo (for Mijatovic).

MATIC, Dimitrije, inz. (Pancevo, Zarka Zranjaning 143A); MIJ-ATOVIC, Ivan_, inz.;
KOIXK30, Marj an, inz.
Hydrogenation of,the Aleksinac crude shale oil with a view to obtaining
fuel and ihe lu*iqcating oil. Tehnike Jug 17 no.9: Suppl. Hemindustrija
16 no.9:1761-1769 S 162.
1. Upravnik Opitne stamice za tehnologiju aleksinackih uljnih skriljaca,
Pancevo (for Matic). 2. Sef ietrazne grupe Opitne stanice za tehnologiju
aleksinackih uljnih skriljaca, Pannevo (for MiJatovic). 3. Sef
istrazivackog laboratorija Refinerija "Boris Ki ON, Rijoka (for
Kolombo). *1

ILIC, Grigorije, inz. (BeogVtd, Lola Ribara 14); MATIC, Wiftitrije, inz.;
KI4I9GfL,-IY-v, inz.
Semifinished coking of the primary resi*e of the Jermenovai
heavy crude oil. Tebnika Jug 17 no.10: Suppl.: HoCkindustrija
16 no.10:1966-1971 0 162.
1. Upravnik Zavoda za goriva i maziva, Beograd (for Ilic).
2. Upravnik qpitne stanice za tehnalogiju aleksinackih uljnil)
skriljaca., Pawvo (for Matic).
3. Sef israzne grupe Opitne stanice za tehnologiju aleksinackih
uljnih Wwiljaca, Panevo, (for Mijatovic).

ILIC, Grigorije, ing. (Beograd, Lole Ribara 14); TEW.IC, Borivoje, ing.
(Beograd); MIJATOVIC,, I'm ing. (Beograd)
Deasphaltization of the vacuum residue of the Banat heavy
petrole= 11,Termenovei." Tehnika Jug 17 no.4:7AI-7" Ap 162.
1. Manager of the Institute for Fuels and Lubricantsp Beograd
(for Ilic). 2. Chief of the Research Group of the Test Station
for Shale Technology, Pancevo (for Mijatovic).

100. _QI j -
Given Namea
CO'L.ItI-i: Yu i3lavia
Lc_:- - not given,'
J(ninar for Forensic and Executive Veterinary Medicine of
`@',,_Faculty of Votorinary Medicine (Seminar za sudbeno I
=XxXXX .-ravno veterinarstvo Veterinarskog fakulteta), Zagreb
Sourcet Bel-ride, Veterinarski glasnik, No 8, 1961, pp 665-670.
'Rosearch Work, Veterinary Science, and Cattle Production.1

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Aiw-int , I - -, , ' icl

4UATCIYI L ubinko Potpukovnik dr.
Education of tho medical aid personnel In the Officer's School
of the Medical Corps. Voj. san. pregl., Beogr. 13 no.9-10:506-
510 Sept-Oct 56.
(xMICINEE, 141LITARY AND NAVAL, educ.
med. aid porsonnel in Officer's School of Yugosl.
'fed. Corps (Ser))

1-7@ IT-O@DA (Drunt.vo @nri -n 1.4t.)
Tlect-rad, Y,it,osLivia
vol.
j"!-f -i:, t, o r r
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PAWN, S to ian, sani te tski pukovnik dr. ; @WC I C, A leksandar, san' tetaki
kapetan I klase m: ph.; 1,1 T
-kiase dr. ..;A".OVIC, Veselin, sanitetaki kapetan
Factors contributing to the incidence of seagoriai dysenteric
enterocolitis. Vojnosanit. pregi. @2 no.6:416-/.22 Je 165.
1. fligiJensko-ellidemiollosyi odr-ed Split, Klinicki laboratorij
SpIiL.

Uc
1,iven "muaca
Yugoslavia
/not givenj
Veterinary Station (Veterinarska stanica), Temerin
Belgrade, Vetarinarski glasnik No 6, 19619 pp 4gi-496.
D--a: mInsemination with Mixed Sperm.6

MIJIN, Maksa, skonomista
Example of the internal repartition of net income in the wSlobodan
Jovic" Graphic Enterprise, Beograd. Produktivnoet 3 no.11:765-770
N 161.
1. Centralni odbor Sindikata radnika stampe i papira JugoslavIje.

@@ iJ(JLJE'IIGJ-,-B..
Reciprocal use -)f the rr,-,ight track on the Yigosln,,r Hail-ads. T). 11.
ZEIEZ,'I@'CE. (ZelmmUcki instll.ut GWZI) Beorrad, Yugoslavia.
Vol. 15, no. 6, June 1959.
Monthly List. of Zast Euronean Accessions (E.LA-') @Z, Vol. @', rio. 1, Ai.4-.
Uncl.

- MIJOVIC. Borislav
.@;*-;r@'@L (1." ca';@J; Given,
c3,L-jt,-7: Yugoslavia
D-L;rt;#,u:.not given
A @^ " I I i n. U o.-. :not given
::-, @; -, C , @ -. Belgrade, Juroslovensko pronalazastvo, No 7, July 1961, pp 15-18.
D2-La : ONew Products which are Successfully Produced by the Enterprise NCerm
in Cacak.5

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KRAJCITIC'ITC, Aatija; rlOPOVICV Ljiljana Lj.; MIJOVIC, Vasa P.
Studies on the optimum conditions and the factors influencir.g the
application of various indigenous -nethylolamine products as .he
agents against creasing of fibrous fabrics. Glas Ilem dr 25/26
no.8/2-O.-563-570 160/161.
1. Tehno3oaki faluktet, Zagreb; Zavod za unapreden.-,e proizvodnl@e
tekstilne industrije, Beograd.

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'IL it,
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IAB&N, M.; BUDD41h, 11A.; MIJUSNOVIC, B.; SPASIG, P.
Respiratory function in various positions of the body. Acta med.
iugoalavl. 15 no-1:1-19 161.
1. Institut za tubetkulozu Narodne RespubliJa Srbije u Beogradu.
(iMPLUTION physiol) (POSTUU,)

LABA14, M.; BUDML@, 14.; MIJUSKUVlC, B.; SPASIG, P.; 1-UlWIMOV.@G, B.;
MIKOVANOVIC, M. ---
Spirometric apneic coefficients. Acta med. iugoslavl. 15 no.l.-
20-42 161.
1. Institut za tuborkulozu Narodne fL3publike Srbije u Beogradu.
(SPLROMLTAY)

MIJUSKOVIC, Brwdsla
Chronic pul-monarY ede= in ursAft - thq muremic lung". Tuberkuloza
no.2Ai7&-82 '62.
1. Institut za tubarkulozu NR Srbije, B"grad (direktor: prof. dr
M. Grujic).
(PUIXONARY EDEMA) (UREMIA)

MIJUSKOVICO B.; BUDDUR,M.; MARTINIS, -U.
- Primary diffuse interstitial pulmonary fibrosis. Tuberk-u-
loza 15 no.3t46O-467 Jl-D'63.
1. Institut za tuberkulozu SR Srbije, Beograd. Direktor:
prof.dr. Hilic Grujic.
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- -- SEOVIC,3=1.glaya; 3 !.'ilw.
Development of emphysema ar.1 --er@,nic cor pulmm;tle @n tuberculous
Patients. Tuberkulnza 1@@ ri,;.r,:5" k-511 S - @ 1 t4,
1. Illstitut za !R -*(- dr. Mil a
Gm, 1 1, c ) .

PATICNIC, Pav., W.. Doc., dr.; 141JUSKOVIC, D.. dr.
Recurrent shoulder dislocation and its surgical treatment.
Rod. arh.. Sarajevo 9 no.3:145-158 Way-June 55.
1. Traumatoloska bolnica u Beogradu (Uprawnik: prim. dr.
M. Branovackl).
(SHOULDIR, dislocation,
habitual, surg. technics. (Ser))
(DISWCATIONS,
shoulder. habitual. surg. technics. (Ser))

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TITIL: Conforonce on Work Productivity in tho Goodosio Profonoion
SOMCS: Goodetski List, no, l-), 1966, 56-70
TOPIC TAGSt aciontific conforanco, sciontific organization, Goodcay
The Conforenco on Work Froductivity In the Geodesic Profession,
organizoa by the Association of Geodesic Engineers and Surveyors of Yugosla-
via, was held In Belgrade on 22 and 23 April 1965. It wag nttendod by 300
delogatoo from all over the country and 9 representatives of the sister asso-
oiations in Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Poland. The article can-
tains 1 ) the names of the members of the working committee, of the guests
from aboard, and of the authors of the contributed papers; 2@ comprehensive
excerpts of the 11 papers presented to the conference; and 3) a aummary of
seventeen recommendations and conclusions of the conferences concerning the
increase in od ativity f w rk within the goodesio prof ession. Orig. ax-t. haz j
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by lightninp nPar Zabljak. P. IOP.
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AMIC,, Bogoljub, sanitetBkl pukovnik docent dr.; @EL, David, saniLetski
pukovnik dr.; RAD(,VAN('VIC, Miroalav, Banitetaki kapetan dr.i
NIKOLIC, Bozidar, saniteLski potpukovnik dr.; ZIZGVSK:, Ange@,
sanitetski. potpukovn,,k dr.; SOKOLOVSKI, Borivoje,
knpetan I klase dr.; DORDEVIC, Dusan, sanitetski ma.jor Jr.;
STANKOVIC, Nikola, visi zdravstveni tehnicar; MANOJLOVIC,
BorlslAv, sanitetski kapoLan I klaae; MIJUSKOVTIC, Punisa,
sanitetaki kapotan I klase dr.
Treatment of dysentery witn variou6 doses of terramycin.
Vojnosanit. pregl. 22 no.6:388-393 Je 165.
1. Vojnomedicinska akademija u Beogradu, laigi@en5ki zavod,
Epidea,lolloski institut; HigijAnsko-epldemioloski odred SkCT.-'J'ei
Armijaka bolnica u Skopilu, 'Ilarazno odeljenje; Vojnomedicinska
ak-ademija u Beograx-u, K-linika za zarazne bolesti.

ARSIG, Bogo1jub, stinitet,9ki pukovnik J(@-. dr.; ZISOVSKI, Anf;el, sanitetSKI
potpukovnik dr.; Puniia, saniLetski kapetan 1 @-i-ase dr.;
RADOVANOVIC, 14ires-av, sanitetak! kapetan dr.; hoz-.da:-,
sanitetski. potpukovnik dr.; acrivoje, sanitetski @apetan
I klase dr.; DORDEVIC, Dusan, sanitetaki major dr.; &L, David,
sanitetski pukovnik dr.; JOKOVIC, Bozidar, sanitetski kapetan dr.;
MIILIITNOVIC, Rilan, kapetan dr.
(:iinical picture of acute bacillary dysentery in so-cliers of the
Yugoslav National Army. Vujnosanit. pregl. 22 Je 165.
1. 2arazno odeljenje, Hig1jensko-epidemioloski. odred u Aopliu,
Vojnomedicinaka a-kademija u BGogradu, Klinika za za:-azre tic,lPstl.

MIJUSKOVIC P S.
Foundation of a sanitary bureau at Herceg Novi in 1735.
Bul sc Youg 8 no. 1/2: 18 F-Ap 163.
1. Drzavni arhiv, Kotor.

MIK,, Frantisok
Reconotruction of the railway tracks ir. the r.orthern Boherdu
@ignit6 bns!ji. "el dop tech 10 no.9:56P-569 162.

MIKj I
___ _.,,R; EPIK, I.P.
Solving certain three-dimensional problems of radiant heat exchange
by converting them into two-dimensional problems. Inzh.-fiz.
zhur. 4 no.6:90-100 Je 161. (MIU 14:7)
1. Politekhnicheskiy institut, Tallin.
(Heat-Transmission)

MIK, Jerzy, inz.
Present state arrl levelopment trerAs c-f the telecommunication
engineering industi-i. Prze6l elel:trotechn 38 no.-4:2U-20?.
162.
1. Panstwowe Zaklady Teletransmisyjne, Warszawa.

MI K, Te.
Glossy capper plating on the vibrating cathodes. Prom.koop. 12
no.12:18 D '58. (MIR& 12.2)
1. Chlen arteli "Promkambinat," g Zhdanov. Stalinskoy oblasti.
(Capper plating)

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Poland/Chemical Technology Chemical Products and Their Application. Si,licates.
Glass. Ceramics. Binders, 1-9
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur Khimiya, No 1, 1957, 1692
Author: Mika, A.
Institution: None
Title: Cement Production in Rotary Kilns
Original
Periodical: Cement. Wapno. Gipo., 1956, Vol 19, No 7, 159-161; Polish
Abstract: Two types of rotary kiln, riveted and welded, are (iis-cussed. The ad-
vantages and drawbacks of each are analyzed, and the author concludes
that because of their inherent advantages (possibility of utilizing
water cooling in the calcining zone, construction of the kilns by ordi-
nary plant methods, and ease of maintenance) will displace the kilns
of riveted construction.
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KOSTYA, Jun tmq@, M".KA,,,
The dogree of pulverIzatim @f P-% ant:va - - -
ments obtnlnmd thrmigh precipitfil.'.m and f.-,vi plj@vx-- It-' @ -
stanren, Ann. UnI7. [Aibdin stict. D lq.-2;@9-;14 1 64.
1. Katedra I 7,hklad Farmnojt Stonowanel. @"Ydzl C Farnt,-!-@i
ny AM w Lublinle (Kinrownik, prof. dr. farm. H,T,ryk Norio)

MIYA, F.
Selection of flov-through and recirculative systems in the supply of
cooling water. p. 488.
VQP& HOSPONRSTVI. (Ministeretvo energetiky a vodniho hospodarstvi a
Vedecka. technicka spolecnost Dro vodni hospodarstvi) Praha, Czechoslovakia,
No. 11, Nov. 1959.
Monthly Ust of East European Accession (EBAI), LC Vol. 9, no. 2, Feb. 1960.
Uncl.

Fli i Lor?.
[e-mail] --Sa @ki
grypy pro.: ig t App.
DD . IX

SERWICKI, Henryk, mgr inz.; KARABULA, Jan, mgr inz.1 MIKA _Lq, inz.
Experiments wita exothermically lined @xt t-ops. ;, @,L
5-13 Ja 163.

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BEDNARZ, Roman J.; MIKA, Janusz R.
Thermal utilization factor in the NORA reactor cell.
Nukleonika 9 no.10:765-769 164.
1. Institute of Nuclear Research of the Polish Academy of
Sciences, Warsaw.

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MIKA. J.

ungarian Toohnioal Abet. 1. A new photoelectric photometer,based on the
01- 5 -No-
4 1953 substitution zero method - Helyettesiteses mull 'e1jaragaii
. alspulo aj janyelektromoo fotometer ka and Be
Vote& (Hungarian Journal of Chemi,stry aMr
Ksmiai Folyoirat - Vol. 7* 19529 No. 109 pp. 291-
295, 5 figs., 3 tabs.)
Fot the measuring of extinction the photometer in
provided with a alit which makes It possible to take
readings on a uniformly graduated scale fitted with
a vernier. . The apparatus Is provided with up-to-
date, narrow interference light filters which in
addition have a high degree of light transmittance.
The intensity ofithe current feeding the bulb must
be kept at a constant value by means of an ammeter
and a series resistance. The photometer is suitable 1
9-
0.
for determining extinction values ranging from o to
1. It afftaihs a measuring accuracy of 0.01.
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KLNGARY / Analytical Chemistry. Oeneral Problems. E
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Ahim, 110 IZ9 19590 42040.
Author kL1;,3, J .
Inst Not given.
Title Application of Photometric Titration In MIrro-
chemistry.
Orig Pub: Nehezipari mUsz. egyet. k8zl., 1957, No 1, 85-92.
Abstract- An analysis of the sources of errors of colorimetric
and photometric t1trations is given. It Is noted
that the maximum precision (error 0.02%) in photo-
metric titration Is attained only when the concen-
tration of the standard solution Is @@500 times
stronger than that of the solution to be titrated.
However, this causes Inconveniences In measuring
eXactly the v-lume of the titrant solution. A
method which is free of this shortcoming Is des-
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HWGARY / Analytical Chemistry. General Problems. E
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Kh1m, No 12, 19590 42040.
Abstract: cribed. A low-volume solution with a determined
substance (O,Z5 ml. in a capillary vessel with dia-
meter of 2 mm, and 50 mm. in length) and F high
volume (50 ml.) titrating comparison solution are
used. The volume of the solution, which actually
was used for titration Is multiplied Dy the factor:
f = VO/(Vj+ V2), where V. is the volume of the solu-
tion with the substance to he determined, V, - the
Initial volume of the t1trated comparison solution,
and V2 - the volume of th,2 t1trating solution used
durinq the operation. This method permits to util-
ize a rricroburette with graduations nf 0.01 mi.,
to work with a more dilutcd titrating solution (0.01
M, Instead of 0,1 M) and to determine the studied
substance In a quantity of 0.1-1 mcL.. The sensf-
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HUNGARY / Analytical Chemistry. General Problems.
Abs Jour- Ref Zhur-Kh1m, No 129 19590 42040.
Abstract.- tivity of determination can
order by titration from a
by determining the final
A device guaranteeing the
the axes of the light ray
vessel, is described; the
by a photoamplifier. -- 1.
E
be increased by one
microweight burette and
point by Interpolation.
precise concordance of
and of the capillary
photocurrent Is increased
Krishtofori.
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1-1-000 D249/D303
AUTHORS: Kuszell, Antoni, and Mika, Janusz
TITLE: Thermal utilization factor for a water-graphite
moderated lattice
PERIODICAL: Nukleonika, v. 5, no. 11, 1960, 743 - 754
TEXT: One- and two-group calculation methods of the thermal utili-
zation factor for a heterogeneous reactor are discussed and compa-
red. The standard two-group method is presented in a modified form
by considering a non-zero neutron current at the boundary of the
cell.. The purpose of the work was to investigate a reactor design
with a specified fuel element goemetry. The problem was approached
by introducing a simplified geometry of the fuel element and treat-
ing it as a homogeneous system using the Seitz-Wigner method. The
one-group theory expression for the thermal utilization factor is
ehown for the case of cylindrical symmetry of the call. It is
pointed out that in order to avoid difficulties of evaluating the
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D249 D303
different thermal source densities of thefuel and of the moderator,
one can assume the fast neutron flux as constant throughout the
cell. Under this assumption it is possible to evaluate the ratio of
the slowing-down powers of the fuel and moderator in terms of their
known neutron scattering properties. The equations of the two-group
theory 4re presented for cylindrical symmetry and a solution is gi-
ven for a system with infinite number of identical cells. By
assuming the multiplication constant K a variable parameter, the
thermal utilization factor for a system of finite number of cells
is obtained. It is stated, that the calculations considered so far
imply an assumption of a zero neutron flux at the boundary of the
cell. The authors present a calculation method based on assumption
of a finite flux, and express the thermal factor in terms of a
single-parameter. The latter is evaluated by means of the semi-em-
pirical Gurevich-Pomeranchuk formula (Ref. 5s A.D. Galanin, Teoriya
vadernykh reaktorov na teplovykh neutronakh, Moskva (Theory of
ermal WeAron Nuclear Reactoreg Moscowt, 1957) and Deutsch's
Nrmula'(Ref. 3t Reactor Physics Constantap AIL 5800). Finally the
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two-group theory is improved by including the age-diffusion cor-
rections. Numerical calculations were performed for RYT fuel ele-
ments consisting of six concentric tubes of aluminum and uranium
oxide (U235 90 % enriched) ceramics cl.1ded with aluminum, the
%7hoie surrounded by graphite, (Fig. 1) and water as coolant flow-
ing through the space between the tubes. At the center of the ele-
ment, there is an experimental channel filled with air. The results
are presented in Table 2. In conclusion the authors remark that
the remarkable consistency of the results obtained by different
methods is implied by the characteristic properties of the system
considered, and more significant deviations should be expected for
a system with a more strongly absorbing moderator and with a Bmal-
ler ratio of volumes of the fuel and the moderator, i.e. for smal-
ler values of the thermal utilization coefficient f. There are 2
figures, 2 tables, and 6 referencest 1 Soviet-bloc and !) non-Soviet
-bloc. The 4 most recent references to the English-language publi-
cations read as follows: A.C. Clark, D.A. Newmarch, AERE RP/R,
1657; Reactor Physics Constants. ANL 5800; R.L. Murray, Nuclear
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Reactor Physics. Prentice Hall, 1957; H. Ritz, "Nucleonik" 1, no.
5v 175, 1959.
SUBMITTED: September, 1960
Fig. 1.
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Mcknew ONM
Air ChanMf
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TITLE: De n rig he E, t ry @f +P:'-.n:.,1orica1 c@iarziels
fcr @he z@-- -eRct@)r
1 CA L N
dpS4
9 t,-) the gn
rc;-. reactor. The
y HFT actor, in whicL
t-etwper, @nner and
Composition of the
erm.n 9 A, 70 n-. and clad in alu-
, .3 Maximum
:21 num wq, 9 a::, "IR-M veactor
react4-,,r---y -,.-;ne wae for a central thermal
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De@erm'ning th- -,f D90),/D307
n(@ut r )n ffl,ix 0 r, r '-i q ri ns w e e u e r -
firmed first n @Ir '@.e az@sembiy
f'-'r diff,:@rent 11.1@? 'Pie basic data
were: Element Ienglfi -C'@
I @ 1, 9 - .1 @ i. r PnJ helium in channel
650 cm@; La' t icP 1;: ' 'r -m; Chanii,l rad.) --is = 3 .75 cm; Composi-
@ -@ r 238
t i o n o 'f e I -_ M f- n CI . g ani .026 gm. U 0.173 gm.
'z 235
Oxygen, anti 2.3CP Ai 1:@r Tn- j @ -a-L 'i content of a
channel was varled bp-we-n 60 and 252 grris., with corresponding va-
r I-a t I on in t h,@ -i ui P, 1 -.9 h- r cns t i t uen t s. Due to the thin-
ne s F, c, f t he e 1,@ men 1 9 @in J 'La!-g inal e ra t o r v.-) 1 ume , t he channe 1
was taken au a mi xt@@re of @!-aniur., aluminum, water,
air and @.ellium, and fiss@@.n w-r,e neglected. A.D.
Galanin (Rpf. I : [e-mail] rqaIct-_.-)v na tpplovykh neytro-
nakh (Theory of Tnermal N!icii-,ir R@--acturs; Nloscow, 1959, Atomizdat)
is mentloned as th- source for slowing-down lengths.
The parameters ar@, 1-@,tprmine,j fr-ri tf.t- :3tanlard equation
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Determining the geome*ry -f ... D209/D303
_@k2
keff ke
+
(2-5)
where keff and k are @he effe@'@I-ie anJ Infinite multiplication 2
conetants, IA'r the g-,metr.@--al' bu-kli.ng, Ir, the neutron age, and L
the thermal neutron ilffAsi,,n area. Calculat4lons were made for an
unreflected rea-t@7,r -adius @)f HO :mq., @,,_)rresponding approximitelly
to a 35 element re,t,t@-r w4th a graphite reflector. Thermal and
hydraulic calcul,-.-i-ns were next perfc=eJ for channels containing
3.5 and 6 annular elpmen@q, between two pipes with inner
diameters nf 7@ and 14 mms., an-i outer ilum#-ters of 75 and 16 mms.
respe@!tively. '."he th, @ kne,33 ')f the F_iluiTj:n-_iL7 shell was 0.61) mm.
'Jniform heat transfer air-,ng the elernenl- was asgumed, and a limit-
ing maximu-m wall temperature of 11500C was used, based on the RFT
reactor. The heat transfer coefficient was calculated from
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Determi.ning t@.e geometry -)f 1)209/1)30@
0.8
a - C (A Bt w e (3.2.1)
where a is the r@.effi ,eni in @cal /m 2 h, r "0C. , C 0.2 , d C is
the hydraulic diameter in m,,, t is the mean water temperature in
OC, w is the water velc@-Ity in @./sec. and ? is the density of
water in kg/m). A z '.5@ and B = 0.065 according to Petrov, p.129
ZTbatractor's note: No reference given to the title .-f Petrov's
worg. other calculations are made for the temperature rise and
pressure drop of water in passing through the channel, and for the
maximum wall temperature. The r@-sults indicate that a) Increasing
the numb@-r of element rings in a channel is not profitable, since
the amount of aluininum per _kni,@ mas@i of fuel increases and de-
creases the quantity cf water; b;' A-n increase in U235 above about
250 gms., corresFonding to 1.25 1,1W power, is not worthwhile, since
the in--rease rate of r-act:v'ty has dropced; --) The best fuel ele-
ment di@--position '-s the -ring element containing 200-250 gms.
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Determining the genmr@try of D209/D303
U235 , for which the n-actor power will be 1.25 @V. There are 8 fi-
gures, 11 tables and 1 Soviet-bloc reference.
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Nuclear Research PAS, Warsaw. Department
of React-_r Technolop
,y.
SUBMITTED: Decpmber, '960
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Bi 56/Bi 12
C. -elazny , it. , Kunzei A. , Mika, j
ne -velocity Bol tzmann equation w,@t"-,
olution of t. one
order anisotro,,ic scattering of neutron!i in plane
1?eferativnyy znurnal. Matematika, no. 6, 19', 9@-, ahs'raf.
67:4G6 (ef erat .7 ins t . badan jadrow v. 9, no.
1,)61)
T e r'Pys :netnoJ of !iolvint; one-velocJ ty transfer equations i.3
Lo t
i':d he case of anisotropic scattering. The case of a linceir
indic,trix is examined in detail. The solution if a o u gn t `,.7
pa ra t i n L; the variables. To find the unknown functions, the paramet-r-
t2e solution, a system of two singular integral equations if. set ii@-.
,Y3*.e-.')i; of ort'logonai functions of an angular variable are tudif-i
i uned for aolving the problem. In conclusion, an eya:n@,:-:
.,,.u@-ior. to the problem of finding the reflection factor olf a
vj n . it in stated ii, this article that the algorithm deveiripeo t,t,-rf!
ci7@ also '-@e applied to the case of a more complex scattering in,iieptrix.
7"bstracter's note: Complete translation.]

MM, Jamw a j R.
Asymptotic reactor theory in plane geometry. Ikkleon-ika 7
no.6061-361-.)6d 162.
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AUTHORt Adamski, L, Arkuszewski, J, (Arkushev..iki, Ya.);
Be dnarz . _F__ (Be dn a rzh , R. ) ; Joze
Jozefowicz K. (Yuzefavich. K.);
Kulikowsk.: T. (Kulikovska, T.);
Mika, J,_(Mika. Ya.)I Szechter,
[Vsyss, Z.); Bryhn-Ingebr -Atsen.
Smit. .1.-(Smit, I.); Stammilmr
Jockovic_, K. ( lot a kovich , M. @op-Jordanov__11
f oviczFT(Yuzefovich. E. T.)&
Kaczm4rek- W_ (Kachmarek, V.);
Halawski & S (Halevski. 5.);
&,_(Shakhter: A.); Wei0m Z.
K. (Bry*n-Ingcbrigt*sen, K.);
i- J- J- istamm'ler. R. 1. 1.);
(Pop -lord &no v , I.).
Takac, S. (T&kach. M.)
TITLEt Hicroscopic neutron flux distributions in unit calls of cri-
tical ansemblies of the NPY Project
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SOURCEt Nukloonika. v. 9. mo. 7-8, 1964, 57S-585
TOPIC TAGSt neutron distribution . reactor physics , tntracel 1 neu-
trock distribution. unit call. critical reactor, NPY project
ABSTRACTe This article, which Is one of the first official reports
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of the 14PY Project, contains a prelim.nary study of intracell neu-
tron distributions in three criticai assemblies operating In Norwav,
Poland. and Yugoslavia. The NPY lattices that were studied and the
experimental techniques used in three zero-power-reactors (NORA. ANNA.
and RB) are discussed and experimental and theoretical results are
given In tabular form (refer to the Enclosures). The computational
methods used in Norway and applied to the NPY lattices involved the
use of two integral transport codes (available for use an the Ferranti
mercury computer) developed by the Netherlands-Norwagi&n K-7 Project
at Kjaller-K-7 THERMOS and K-7 TRANSPOI cross-sections used in theme
codes are given in tables. Two analytical methods were used in
Poland: the first. used for NORA and ANNA, made use of a one-Froup
Amouyal-Benoist approach applied to a multLlayer system; the second
used the Laguarre polynomial expansion for distributions in the mo-
derator. Two computational methods were employed in Yugoslavia; a
standard one-velocity P 3 method with isotropic f lux return at the
outer boundary and an improved analytical neutron thermalization me-
thod developed in Yugoslavia. The experimental and theoretical re-
sults obtained for NORA lattices show that the experimental values
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