SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MOSHIASHVILI, I. YA. - OSHKEVICH, YE. I.

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3tLidenl
,()SII:Aslfvl
Causes of m: lk retention in c-.w,,3 during machine lk-ing.
(If-
Veterinarila 4-1 no.5:80-83 .1,1,y *-64. l,-AA 13: 3,
1, lAoskovskiy tekhnolcgJ,:heskiy institut rryasnay 1 molochnoy
promyshlennosti.

K-SHIASRVILI, M. I.
"The Question of the Reactivity of the Organism in wlystrophy of Young Children."
Cand Med Scit Tbilisi State Medical IwA, Tbilisi, 1954. (KL, ho 2, Jan 55)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher
Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Sum. No. 556, 24 Jun 55

93-4-3/20
AUTHOR: Mr-,ihikin, A. S., T.
TITLE: Bit Wear Characteristics at Variou3 Depth Ranges in
the MukhanoV0 Area. (Rezu2taty pointervallnoy
otrabotki dolot na Mukhanovskoy ploshchadi)
PERIODICAL: Neftyanoye Khozyaystvo, 1957, Nr.4, pp.6-11 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: Under the guidance of VNI13urneft' two wells (No. 244
and 245) were bored for experimental purposes at the
Mukhanovo area (Kuybyshevneft') by the same drill-
ing crew, using the same type of bits, maintaining
identical operating conditions and penetrating similar
rock formations. The bits used were of the T(om-183)
type. Special instruments (SKP-3 - Sborka Kontrolya
Protsessov bureniya, and GIV-2 and GIV-4 - gidravlicheskiy
Indikator Vesa) recorded the penetration rate of the bit
and its axial load. The average footage drilled in one
of the wells amounted to 22.7 m per bit at an average
penetration rate of 15 m/h; the averages at the other well
located at a distance of 400 m were 19.4 m and 16.1 m/h
respectively. The differences were due to the fact that
slightly different rock formations were encountered at the
Card 1/3 depth of 900-1,350 m.

93-4-3/20
Bit Wear Characteristics at Various Depth Ranges in the Mukhanow
Area. kContd).
The wells were 2,230 m deep and were divided Into seven
different zones, each characterized by differeft geological
conditions. Footage drilled per bit and the penetration
rate are given separately for each zone. ThI5 information
is follow6d by a description of the wear characteristics
of various parts of the bit in a given zone. Subsequently
recommendations are made on the type of teeth and bearings
to be used and on the loads to be applied on the bits
at various depths.
Six diagrams are presented. Each of them shows to curves.
Curve No. I represents the load on the bit (vertical axis)
at various depths. Curve No. 2 represents the penetration
rate in meters per hour (vertical axis) at various depths
(horizontal axis). The serial numbers of the bits used and
various wear characteristics of their parts are Indicated in
Card 2/3 the legends.

93 -4 -3/Or
%t wear Characteristics at Various Depth Ranges in the Mikhanovc-
Area. (Contd).
It is concluded that drilling at certain specified levels
should be performed using bits equipped with self-cleaning
teeth of the CT type, characterized by small teeth and
strong bearings. The greater the axial load on the bit
(optimum limits determined by the design of a given
turbodrill), the moi!e efficient the drilling. A sudden
drop in the rate of penetration in medium hard strata
should be a 4gnal for an immediate cessation of drilling
and for the,weplacement of worn-out bit parts. in the
hard f ormation encountered In the Mu k h a n o v a area
drilling should be suspended as soon as the penetration
Card 3/3 rate is reduced to 1/3 - 1/5 of the original rate.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.

1@ FiOSHIN, G.K.
Quickly dismountable metalue keel block. Sudostroenie 28
no.6t62 Je 162. (Shipyards-Equipment and supplies) (KRA 15t6)

KOSHIN' I.L.
Light and plants. Ist.v shkole no.1:78 J&-F '56. (MI'c" 9-5)
1. Uchitell shkoly imeni Kalinina goroda Buguruslana Chkalovskoy
oblasti.
(Plants, F-ffact of light on)

W)SRTM, 1.1.
-
Conducting practical cnuress In animal husbandry for students
of city schools. Nst. v shkole no.6:65-66 &D 156. NLRA 9-12)
1. Uchttell sredney shkoly iment Xalinina,g. Buguruslana
Chkalovskoy oblasti.
(Stock and stockbra"ding)

RUIN. V.I., inthener; IFFOLITOT, Ya.Ya., kand1dat tokhnichoskilch nauk.
Firet book on ventilation and pneumatic transportation In bast
fiber mills. Toket.prom. 14 no-10:53-54 0 054. (NLMA 7:10)
(Textile factories--Heating and ventilation) (Conveying
machinery)

5 (3)
AUTHORS:
0amsonova, 1@oshin !J. IT SOV/79-29-7-7, /8",
TITLE: Transformation of Benzyl Al=?ml Over Gumbrin Loam
(Prevrashcheniye benzilovogo spirta na cumbrine)
PFMODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1959, Vol 29, Nr 7, pp 2275-2278 (USSR)
A-BSTRACT: According to data contained in publications dibenz@-l ether and
a resinlike hydrocarbon result as main products at the catalytic
transformation of benzyl alcohol. This transformation was
attempted by the authors with gumbrin loam activated by HCl.
The influence exerted by the temperature and heating period on
the yield of the reaction products (Figure) Was inVeStigated.
On heating for one and a half hour the transformation of alcohol
takes place already at 500 in considerable quantities, although
the yield of ether-soluble reaction products is still small.
At 750 the tranformation of benzyl alcohol increases abruptly,
whereby also ether-soluble products obtain a yield of 27.1 %
(calculated for the initial alcohol). At a temperature increaje
of up to 1000 the transformation of alcohol increases
further, but the yield of ether-soluble products does @.ot
rise much (28.51/",). At 1050 the alcohol is tr.@nsformed up to
Card 1/3 901,"', and the yield of ether-soluble products drops somewhat.

Transformation of Benzyl Alcohol Over ;umbrin Loam SOV/79-29-7-37/83
The irregular ratio of this transformation and the quantity of
other-soluble products is conditioned by the formation of
resins insoluble in ether. On further heating at 1000 for three
hours the transformation of alcohol up to 98.7 % takes place,
in which case the yield of ether-soluble products ducq not
exceed 30.9 %. The following products were obtained from the
other-soluble mixture under optimuia conditions (1000 and
heating for three hours): the main product dibenzyl ether,
toluene, benzaldehyde, water, a compound 02192 0 and an ether-
insoluble resin (C 7H6)x . The decomposition of libenzyl ether to
benzaldehyde and toluene according to scheme 1 (Ref 12) is,
according to testa carried out by the authors, rather improbable,
however, scheme 2 (Ref 13) is rather favorable, because according
to this scheme (Ref 13) the gas-like products CO and hydrogen
formed at "5-1160 were in a ratio 1 : 4.5. There are
1 figure and 13 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradakiy gosudarstveanyy universitet (Leningrad State
University)
Card 2/3

Transformation of Benzyl AlcobDI Over Gumbrin Loam SOV/79-29-7-@7/83
SUBMITTED: May 27, 1958
Card 3/3

Y.O.33HININ, I.
"Personal Responsibility of aFighting Man for the Eefense of his Country."
(Lichnaya otvetstvennost' voina za sashchitu rodiny.) Y.Voyenizdat 1955.(,-L str.

MOSHININA, Ye.A.; SIl-4Y--V, Yu.S.
Gastrobiopsy in cancerous and procancerous disesse3 of *.,,p
stomach. Vop. onk. 8 no.12,,13-18 162. (!.!!.V '-Y:6'
1. Iz khirurgichoskogo otdolentyn, (zav. - A.I. '--henov) ll@-r,!
oblastnoy bollnitsy Lrrent !.'.F. Vladim'rskoro (,t)r, @,i ,r7nmll@;Q
I y ruk,-v f'.
(glnvnyy vrach - Ye.l. 1-41' 'tgev, nauc@,.ny-
A.I. Kozhevnikov). Adre3 avtorov: Arzwrvis, @Y;Irlst'
'r; 4
U. Kirova, 58. Vtorayq obl;,,,na,,,o tx-' initsr, ime lfr).

SULTAN. N.V.; MOSHIMSKAYA, L.I.
Two cases of partial uterine rupture in preenancy diagnosed by
crepitation when palpated. Aicush. i gin. 33 no.3;my-Je '57.
(MIA 10:8)
1. 1z Cherno-Ontrovskoy rayonnoy bolinitay Khael'nitakoy oblasti
(UTARUS. rupt.
partia In pregn.. diag. by crepitation when
palpat!'. (Rug))
(PMNANCT, compl,
partial uterine rupt., diag. by crepitation when palpated
(Rum))

5(2)
AUTHORS: Garnova, T. G., Zlotnikov, L. Ye., SOV/32-25-2-15/7B
MoshjRjkgyff,_X,_jj&, Paradzhanova, 11. G.
Shvartsman, V. P.
TITLEt The Testing of Chromathermographic Gas Analyzers (Ispytantya
khromatermograficheakikh gazoanalizatorov)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 2, pp 197-159 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The operation of the thermodynamic gas analyzer KhT-2 and the
universal chromathermographic setup of the KhT-3 model was
tested. Both apparatus have already been described in another
paper (Ref). The KhT-2 model was used to analyze the discharge
of the propane column of a gas fractionating unit. It is fully
automated, and it has been possible to carry out 1193 analyses
in 68 days with this apparatus. The universal chromatherm-,-
graph KhT-3 was used in the central laboratory of the '.Iossow
Petroleum Processing Plant (see Ass.). Parallel determinations
were carried out with the Podbillnyak apparatus which is in
general use (Tables 1,2). The investigation results are in
good agreement. The advantage of the KhT-2 apparatus is, how-
ever, that the saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons up to
Card 1/2 CV including the butane isomers can be determined with it in

The Testing of Chromathermographic Gas Analyzers SOV/32-25-2-15/79
one operation, while the KhT-3 apparatus in addition to the
saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons also permits the de-
termination of all butane, butylene, pentane, and amylene
isomers (15-20 components). In the investigations at the
Moscow Petroleum Refining Plant the authors vQrq assisted
by L. P. Zhigacheva, T. V. Krasnova, I. P. Lentishchev,
V. V. Naumova, A. A. Osaulenko, S. E. Simongau, A. V. Pupkov,
S. Sadkov, and B. V. Alekseyev. There are I figure, 2 tahleal
and I Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy aeftepererabatyvayushebiy zavod (Mosccw Petrol,-?um
Refining Plant)
Card 2/2

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AUTHOR: Alekseyeva, A. V., Berman, B.S., Goltbert, K.. A., Datskevich, A. A.,
Moshinskaya, M. B. , Fomina, A. 1.
TITTZ: @etermination of trace impw*ities in monomers
SOURCE: Vaesovuznayu nauchno-teklmicheskaya konferentatya po gazovo_V_ khromato-
gr-afa._2d, 96--a-cow,15-62. ",rorr.'itography), trAy'
konifirientiiii. Moscow, lzd-vo Naukzt. 1964,
TOPIr TAGS: monomer analysis, b7tpurity detarmination, gas chromatography, flame
ionization detector, molecular sieve, Werma.1 conductvity detector
AB&TRAGT--. --The paper-concerns the determination of trace impurities In ethylene and
@e to be mged-as raw materWs for poly-mers and-- copolymers. @! JAght impurities
ptortIg.n
M2, N2, 02, C02, CH4) were detex-nined with the theri@@ conductivlty detector G-3,
'neavy impurities with the flame toni t-ation detector. The sonsitivity was increased
-onsider9bly by the use of prograMIT-ed temperatures. The determimtion of 11ghi im-
miritinn to baBed on the enrichment fiffoct obtained if the Impurities are adsorbed to a
it nd ta
IRRAOT dairree than the main compor,mf@ the wilith ot tne ha oi heavy uompunen w
determined by the coefficient of the! aagornamijEy trom &.e mixturu, WaL of the light
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Impurities by tbe spread of the adsorptive zono of the main component (effiylene, pro-
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mosiIII'SK"'.u., I. I.
22278 Moshinskaya, V. I.
ArkheoloEicheskiye isslodovaniya V refsr za 1947 G. F-ratkiye sooh--@.clh
o dokladakh I polevykh issledavanlyakh in-ta istoril material.
Kulltury, vyp. 26, 1949, S. 134-38
SO: LFTOPISI No. 30, 1949

MOSHIIIISKA@iA, V. 1.
"Ztielezny,-/ llc@ rirA se'fe-,M ,- I ' K : ;tv.r: : !@ -
pripolyarnoy poios.*"."
report submitted for 7tt. Inti 7,ong, Antrimpo -ow. @ -a-L -z Ettai- --)W! -U, -, ,
Moscow. 3-iC) Aug

ACC NR1 AP7001333 SOURCE COM uR/o428/66/ooo5[(oo4[(oo37/ooW
AUTHOR: Moshinskiy$, A. V.
ORG: none
TITLE- Diffraction of the field from a longitudinal dipole radiator by two parallel
elliptical cylinders. I. Electric dipole radiator
SOURCE: AN B3SR. Vestsi. Seryya fizika-matematychnykh navuk, no. 4, 1966, 37-46
TOPIC TAGS: electromagnetic wave diffraction, dipole antenna, antenna directivity
ABSTRACT: The author points out that hitherto there have been no investigations of
the emission of a dipole source located near several cylinders with alliptical cross
sections, although this is an important problem from the point of view of controUine
the directivity patterns of antennas with the aid of passive elements. The problem
solved 13 that of the diffraction from a point dipole situated at the origin by two
infinitely long ideally conducting electric cylinders, whose major and minor axes arq
mutually parallel. The differential equation and the boundary conditions for the
problem are formulated and are solved by separating the variables in elliptic co-
ordinates. Approximate methods of evaluating the integrals are presented and the
results are applied to find the field of the electric dipole emitted in the wave zonq
and the radiation fren a longitudinal linear antenna. The author thanks Ye. A.
Ivsnov for continuous interest In the work. Orig. art. hast 46 forwilas.
StM CODE.* 09/ SM MM 05JUIM/ OPJG RJW: 008/ OTH REF: 006

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MOSHOSMY . L.G. I itizh.; 141KOLAYEV, S. 1. , inzh.; 6RCHELYAN( V) V. P'. I
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inzh.; WIN, A.M. , Inzh.
Underground operations @n mines of the Nizhniy Tagil Metallurgical
Combirw. 'Biul. TSIIGIRI tio.1.9-18 161. (141 Rjt 14: 9 -
(ViW.@Uy Tagil region-44ining enginvering)

MOSHIM11Y, L. G. , gornyy inzh.; SHCHELKANOV, V. A. , gorny-y i n,-,h.
Increasing the efficiency of the development of inclined beds.
Gor. zhur. no.lOs4&-48 0 '61. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Sverdlovskiy sovnarkhoz (for @Ioshinskiy). 2. Gorno-
geologicheskiy institut Urallskogo filiala AN SSSR (for
Shchalkanov).
(Iron mines and mining)

MIOSHINSKIY, LzArL-Grigorlyevich; SHCIGIMICV, Vladlen Aleksandrovich;
e@- - - - SIFYAGINA, Z.A., red. izd-va; WIVSKAYA, G.M., tekhn. red.
(Underground working of Ural. iron ore depositslPodzemwaia
razrabotka zhelezorudrqkh mostorozbdenii Urala. Moskva, Gos-
gortekhizdat,, 1962. 138 P. (MIRIL 15:11)
(Ural Mountains-Iron mines and mining)

VLOIldl, N.P.; MaSH.-LICKIT, L.G. ; BEIM, b,,;. ; 14-,'t, ;
PI;PELTAT-.r,- 13-1-T-.@"TAYGIN, V.3.
E.Aminating cavitlaq a@ trj,@ .rokutivayly ;Cr. ZI.L]'.
no. 12-,73-.74 D 165.

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INVENTOR: ahologon,, I. M.; Moshinskly, L. Ya.; Romantsevich, M. K..
ORG: none
TITLE: Method of obtaining orkanosilicon resins Class 39, lio.181297(
(announced by Ukrainian Scientific Research Institute of plastics
(Ukrainskiy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy Institut plastmass)j
SOURCE: Izobretenlya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 9,
00
1
9", 77
TOPIC TAGS: resin, organosilicon resin, organosilicon compound
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificatc has been Issued for a method of obtain
ing organosilicon resins by the condensation of silicon organic com-
pounds with polydydric alcohols upon heating. To expand the variety of
initial compounds, alkoxyallylendomethvlenetetrArLydropht~allo anhydride
is suggested as the organosilicon compound. (Translation) [NTJ
SUB CODE: ll/ SUBM DATE: Oqjul64/
uDc: 678.6:661.72

KOSHINSKIY, V. (Moshynslkyi, V.]
Let's buW mechanized bakeries on collective farms faster .
Sill. bud. 11 no.12s6_7 D 161. (MLiA 1512)
1. Machallnik otdola naladki zavoda "Kyivprodmash.w
(Ukraine-Bakers and bakeries)

MGSHKkLEV, A. G.: MaFtOl' A,,TCic SCI (@,Jr;s) -- 11rhe of t,-ichn'c;iI rj,
the spruce forests of the north6astc-,rn Tmi-t of Perm' obIr--st". Lpn!ngni@)
- , Acae.
15 pp (Min Higher Educ USSR, LeniTVg-Fid Order of LnTi!-n Feresti-i ---n[-jwqrITW
Im S. M. Kirov), 150 conlon (KL, No 17,, 1959, lip)

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intomfuction of a Systelu of WfAing 10 open-befifth furomm to a
time-plan Is given. All the ammitry opetlatictim am aynchrmimed
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ItContemporary Method of Haking a Graph S",owing the
Amount of Transportation Work at Metallurgical
Factories", Stalt, No. 7, 1948. Docent, Dnepropetrovsk
Metal Inst., -cl948-., Docent, Leningrad Polytech. Inst.,
-cl948-.

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ho. 7. s..' 639-46
SOi LETOPIS NO- 30, 1948

PRIYKAX, Ivan Andreyevich; RTABIUIKIY. Broaislav Takov1svich; KOSMM ICH.
Isay Toyseyevich; RLUTY, M.P.. redaktor; PIVIDIM,
isdatellstva; SHFAK, Ye.G. takhatchaskly redaktor
[The organization of steel Industry] Organizataila metallurgicheakogo
protswodstva. ?ad nauchnot red. I.A.Prilmaka. Koskva. Go@. nauchno-
takha. Izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi I tsvetnot astallurgit, 1956. 438 p.
(Steel industry) (KIRA 9:8)

A7THORS: hioshk-evicht I.Ye. (Cay-A. Tech. So. ) and Zaytsev, K@ P. (C@_:_d
t;conomic zic.).
TITLE: Planning of operational rchedulesl preparatiol for
oduction and dispatch control in open hearth aeltin,@; shops.
rperativnoyc planirovaniye# podgo-tovka proizvodstva i
@
I
dispetcher@rkciy kontroll v martenovskilkh tsekho-kh).
PERIODIO.U: "Stal!" (Steel)v No.89 1957, pp.749-753 (USSR).
ABSTIUXT: Operatioral planning and the work in " open hearth
melting shop is discussed. It is pointed out that in view
of the existence of a number of variable factors influenc-
JrE the daily planned schedule of furnace operation which
seldow can be adhered to, it is necessary to resign from
issuing written daily-shift instructions for the individual
sections of the shopp but to establish a constant practice
of servicirv,, the individual smeltizv., operations. The main
tasi-, io to socurc rhythmical delivery of the individual
heats. Measures which can be taken to prevent furnace bunch-
ing are outlined. Material and technical supplies, dispatch
control and accoiints are also discussed. Objects and
parameters of the dispatch control are given in Table 1 and
Card 1/2 a scheme of interrelatiAG the dispatch department with the
shift roroonnel of an open hearth melting shop - Table 2. It

155-0-2L,po
Planning of operational achedules, preparations for
roduction and dispatch control in open hearth melting shops.
ntj
M
is concluded that the main direction in organising pro-
4uction should be an increased effort in preparation for
production and dispatch control and freeing of the pro-
duction personnel from duties not specific to that per-
sonnel.
There are 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Dneptropetrovsk. Metallurgical Works.
(Dnepropetrovskiy Metallurgicheskiy Institut).
AVAILAME: Library of Congmas
Card 2/2

133-1-21/24
AUTHOR: Moshkevich, I.Ye., C9ndidnte of Technical Sciences
TITLE: Some Problems on the Operational Management of Production
(NekotorMe vopro5y operativnogo rukovodstva proizvodstvom)
PERIODICAL: Stal', 1958, No.1, PP. 83 - 88 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The problem of inter-departmental operational planning
and preparation of production on iron and steel works is dis-
cussed. It is pointed out that in order to -Lm:,rove operational
management, it is necessary to increase the responsibility of
service departments so that the management of producing depart-
ments can concentrate on improvement of the productivity and
quality of production. There are 3 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Dnepropetrovsk MetallurgicalInst%-Ute (Dnepropetrovskiy
metallurgicheskiy institut)
AVAILABLE: Library of Contress
Card 1/1

HOSHKEVIaH, 10ye.
Organization of a yard for storage of equipment spare parts. Metal-
lurg 4 no-3:36-37 Mr 159. (xrRA 12t4)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy metallargicheakiy Institut.
(Metallurgical plants-Nquipment and supplies)

PHASE I BOOK M(PLOITATION S07/5360
Priymak,, Ivan Andreyevich, Bronislav Yakovlevich Ryabin'kiy, and Isay Teyseyevich
Moshkevich
Organizatsiya metallurgicheskogo proizvodstva (The Organization of Production
in Metallurgical Plants) 2d ed., enl. and rev. Moscow, wtallurgizdat, 196o.
501 p. 6,000 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page): I.A. Priymak; Ed. of Publishing House: R.F. Avrutskaya;
Tech. Ed.: P.O. Islentlyeva.
PURPOSE: This textbook is intended for students in metallurgical institutes and
tekhnikuma,, and may also be used by technical personnel in metallurgical plants.
COVERAGE: Principles of organization and production planning in basic and auxiliary
0-ms of a metallurgical plant are stated. Problem relating to the organization
o..' ;anufacturing processes, engineering standardization, planning and coordination
of operations and wages, production planning, materials supply, and production
costs, are reviewed. Also considered are methods for developing a financial plan,
and for reporting and analyzing the economic and financial activity of a metal-
lurgical plant. Ho personalities am mentioned. There are no references.
Card-l;@13-

. UrTSLY. Kh.
KIDVUV. I.LMOMMIGH. I.;
Inprove the estAblIshmat of work name in saintenaace shape of
metalluMical plants. Sots.trud 4 no.7:82-96 A 160.
(MIRA 13:8)
(Machine-shop practice-Production standards)

POKHIL'KO. K.D.: DEN'TANTS, L.A.; ZkTTSV, D.P.; 140SHKUICH, I.Ts.;
PUZYRfKOV. P.I. -
Contralizad minufacture of spare parts for the equipment of
metallurgical plants. Metallurg 5 no.2:33-15 F 160.
(EPA 13:5)
1. Dnepropetrovfikiy sovnarkhoz i Dnepropotrovskiy metallurgi- ,
cheakly institut. %
(Ketallurgical plants-Squipment and supplies)

GIRIESIN, Aleksandr Hikhaylovich; MOSHKEVICH, Isay Yevseyevich; BMLYRID,
S.S. , red. ; faMORSWA, , tekhn.
red.
jPlanning and work analq8is of the railroad transportation sections
of metallurgical plants] Planirovanie i analiz raboty zheleznodo-
rozhrqkh tsekhov metallurgicheskikh zavodov. Moskva, Cos. nauchno-
takhn. izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tavetnoi metallurgii, ;961. 69 p.
(NDA 14:9)
(Railroads, Industrial) (Metallurgical plants)

LIKRACHEV, Te.M.; ZAYTSEV, M.P.; KOSHKEWICH* I-.Ye.
Improving methods of determining founding costs. Ut.proizv-
no.2:9-12 F 162. (MIRA 15:2)
(Founding--Costs)

MOSHKEVICH, I.Ye.; ZAYTSLV, Kh.P.; SWOOV, A.A.
Industrial planning In netallurgical plant forge shops. Kuz.-
shtam.proizv. 4 no.2:31--33 F *-62. ORDA 15:2)
(Forge shops--Production control)

MOSHKMUCH,-I.XdL., dotsent, kand.tekhn.nauk; ZAYTSEV, Kh.P., sotsent, kand.
ekonom.nauk
Centralized control in blast furnace plants with complete automation
of the industry. Stall 22 no.11:104&1050 N 162. (MRA 151ll)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy metallurgichaskiy inatitut.
(Blast furnaces) (Autonation)

44350-66 EWT (m)/EWP ( t)/ET I/ElT W IJP(c) JD/iiW
C NRi AP6012610 SOURCE CODE: UR/0182/66/000/004/0017/0019
AUTHOR: Chernyavskaya, S. G.; @Ialinovskaya T. I.; Moshkevich, L. D.; Lizhdvoy, R.
ORG: none
TITLE: Effect of the flowsheet of technological deformatio d of the regimes of heating-
and homogenizing on the structural banding of ShKhl5 steel
SOURCE: Kuznechno-shtampovochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 4, 1966, 17-19
TOPIC TAGS: machine steel, metal grain structure, metal rolling, metal forging,
homogenization heat treatment / ShK1d5 machine steel
ABSTRACT: The problems of maximizing the homogeneity of the structure and properties
of metal are particularly acute as rotpards the special steels used in the machine building
industry: by way of an example, the authors consider the effect of various schemes of deform-
ation (rolling, forging. etc.) on the development of coarse structural banding in ShKbl5
steel (1. 00% C, 0. 018% P, 1. 43% Cr, 0. 006% S. 0. 28% Si, 0. 11% Ni, 0. 35% Mn, 0. 11% Cu),
since such banding affects adversely the quality of this steel. Experimental investigation of
various types of deformation and heat treatment anJ homogenizing established the following:
rnrA 1,19

L 44350-66
ACC NR- AP6012610
structural banding of rolled stock is not reduced by forging It into a square shape or by its
hot upsettir4,r. On the other hand, the homogenizing of l40xl4O mm billets in laboratory con-
diUons at 1160*C for 10 hr reduces die extent of structural banding from 3. 5-4. 5 to 21. 0, and
for 20 hr, to 1. 5. Homogenizing at U60*C for 2 hr with respect to the ingots obtained from a
vacuum are furnace reduces the extent of structural banding from 3. 5 to 1. 5 in roUed stock
of 38 mm diameter. Reheating of intermediate 180A80 mm bWets during the forging of the
ingot into l4Ox14O mm square shape reduces the extent structural of banding, but it is techni-
cal.ly not as convenient as the homogenizing of ingots combined with their heating prior to
fominir- Oriz- art. haa! 4 fiLrures. 2 tables-

,,__KOSHKN lqg,. ;! - ., - -;
Scheduling and planning equipment rep4trine, operations In metallurgical
plants. Notallurg no.9:3-6 8 156. (MLRA 9:10)
I.Doteent kRfedry organizatsit I plantrownnlyn Dn'"Propetrevsksgo metal-
lurgichaskego Instituta.
(Metallurgical plants--Equipment and sulyplieve)

ko V V i
ft ma
gTietic rjat-,-Ia-j. I G.LaS8 2.L, No. 171484
K",r; Byulleten! i-zubrzteniy i tovarrrjYh znaku-v, n
o. 11, 196, 53
T AC
-5; magnetic material, soft magnetic material
This Auther Cert i fic -it e in tro,luces FA Boft rnFigriet tp-i* -r4 1,.
-af-
arp rtrld@,l T. inrre,"e
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,@-Cactar ir. the veak fi @ldn, 0.2% biamuth oxide is @i-l A _7
'ASSOCIATION: Predpriyatiye govadarfjtvemwgo komitata po olekt-ronroy fek"Inike 3-ZSR
-,orrumtttee an Electronic Eagineering, SSSR)
S UT, Kf It E E2ojun6T, Eli M : 00 SUD CODE MM, FM
-Mj FR )r,,r, A"! 4()4 i

AU'*1'H()R.-,: Gov.vayev, M. I. , W)slikevich, ';. A. Sa t,,,
Shabanov, I . M.
TITLE: Determination of the Ephedra Alkaloids by '-he Gx@,lal_e
Me thod
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy Ichimii, 1959, Vol 3@!, 11v "-,, pp 231*3-2')20
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is the third paper, on the quaci@itL,'_
ciC alkaloids and deals with the determiria' Ii,-jrj -X all:aloids
of ephedi- The me thod 1 s based Or-1 th(2 u 1, cif altra-
loids of' ephedra, using oxalic acid. Tll'-,
ephedrine is readily soluble in coid wa@ -o-v, t,, !.fie
of' ephedrine is almost insoluble in watev. P').- 'Alis puvpose
the alicaioid of' ephedra is titrated with ,% -zali(, acid until
neutral to litmus. Determination of afid peudri-
ephedvine cari be carried out by two meth,,(J.;: (1) alkaloids
weve, isolated by the usual standard metfiod, t)y @rivusi(jjj with
1% H2Solt and extj@actlojj with eth(.r; (L') 1@;o-
Card 1/1, lated from the plant by steam distiI1W_j(,f,. D-.Iid-@;

Deter-minal loti ul' the 11-'phudva Alkaloido
by the Oxz,latu Method SO,!/c`o--0,--i(-
SUBMITTED:
ophedrine ard pseudoephedrine an the Tnixtl@r---, -I' 1he
ephedra alkaloids, insignit'icant a mo k i n t.; 1 - f
dritie and I-N-methylephedrine w(-,ve Ck),,w-J.
ephedrine was isolated Vrom the eph,
Ephedrinc. hydrochloride ha.,; nil) A i,,,j)
del.ermination of' the obtained samplu wit,li lviiit--
hydrochloride showed no depre:;.,,ion. Khorcnku, E. A.
took part in the development, (.,f' the abuve
There are I-) table@,; and 114 ruf`ererwt.:.@, 1) ,;@Jvi-@
2 U.S., 3 German, 1 Chinese, I Japane:.,w, I Fvu-ch,
1 British. Tile 3 U.S. and Briti--h ref'ovei,c(s.,, Ewe:
ShOLI, T. Q., J. Biol. Chem., 70, lu) 0. P.,
and Kelly, J. W., Am. J. Pharm., c)(), 12,
Smith, S., J. Chem. Soc., 201-)6
May 23, 19'j8
C a rd @f / L,

5.15200,1--.3n I O,@). @gUo
So"'
AUTHORS: @orayev, M. i Sazu, o-,, a, fi. N. , Moshkev IS. A
Shabanc,v, I. M.
TITLE: Brief Commi:in _4 ca on, QxiIll@ Mt2thcd A,ka.(-;'.I.,-
DeterminatiGn I,-, Ep'nedra Permar._:;aT.a,@e T11ra'4_11
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimil, 1960, Vol 33, Nr 3, pp '748-
750 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is CommuricatIon IV rjf a series of studies on
quantitative analytical methods for the determination
of alkaloids. The authors developed a separati've deter-
mination rf ephedrine and pseudoephedrlne In ephedra
plants by titration of the alkaloid oxalates with
KMnO4 in acid medizn. A 2% aquec,,js sclution of oxalic
acid was added fvum a -(; 'he Tnix' ;re
@)f extra@-Ied f'rom 1-he plan'--s wlth "he SI-arilard
method, until a neutral litmi,s reaction was c)b@ained.
Card 1/2 The mixture was then heated s_1owy complel@e

Brief Communication. oxailc CC
Alkaloids Determination in ETI@edr-@@
Using Permanganate Tltra*',@@:-,
SO-:
dioso.'ation ot* '.he ai@(a'.'Gi(JS. cocling t-ne 3c:jl'on
to rocm temperature precipitated epheJrine oxallate
in crystal fcr,m. The pr(,cipitate was dis,-@,o.ved
diluted s.i,.Ckiric a,--Id (i:-'00), heated r.(,, C, aid
titrat-ed warm .-41th @@.,N soi:-itic-)r. 3f KMr-,5
Pst@udoephedrine )xalate in @he @11!trate was
in the same mariner. The method takes r)riy
days as oornpar-ed wi-t@i 3-4 days required by the c1d
method pr@--@3cribed Ly COST and based cr, differer,
3ol,hili'ies the a1i@aiclds ir. pe-r@,:eur-.
e *- he r. Tlitfr,: are -.- ,,1b,'es; and
Cninese, -- Scviet.
ASSOCIATION: Alkaicid Lal:)@)rat(@ry (A' '-he of Cl@emica:
Scieiiuej, AcaJemy (@!' Scleri,-eo, Kazax@@ SSR
aikal(@id(;v lr-,otil.uta r'(--,;K.Ikh na ;z AN, Kazakriskcy
SSR)
SUBMITTED: Aug@ist --', 1 @(j
Card 2,12

22fUBANOV, B.A.; RAFIK,`.V, S.R.,
Synthenis of po2X=-,.-a. Par', ljl@ ?U.xelf p6lyval,@el @-ased or, &-Xy leno-
diamine, acRpic, aminoon3ntnic, and amino-andecanoic acido. VVS100,
sond. 5 no.9-1325-1328 IS 163. (@URA 17sl)
1. lnstitut khlllohfis@i@h n,,,k 0 K,zSSR.

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PA ( -3
1@ AT5 00 100 r@
1@ A
'a. N. 1.
-@,V: Studleq in the fiell of polymer synthegia Part 15. Synthesis of R2!yaTIdes pre-
I . ;
E Uw 10jili Ili- luld and
I kh nfiuk. Trudy, v. I , M4. Sintez i
Al: KazSSM. JnBtitut kh1ri rheqki
YY,5_0_komo1eku1yarn-,kj: @iw,t-di,wni@ fSvy,,O)eFis and of @w,7i-niolecular
compounds), 36-41
TOPIC TAGS: polycondensation, polyamide syntbesis, xyly1lenedram-ine, adipic acid,
sebacic acid, Isophthalic acid, Intrinsic viscosity, thermal stability
ABSTRACT: Poly-m-gylylene-adipamide. poly- p- xylyl ene-s ebac azni &, and poly-m-xyly-
and
-ne-isophthEz!fLmide were prepared froin the dlamine,;. actds, salts and ftctd chlorides,
m fm 1 rr polvriertzatton, and tested
v M, i xI
vi 1 were obtained by golution polymenzaLion in
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KOSHXITICHO S.H.; MMINOVICH, H.S.
@orrelatfon between tonsillitis and tuberculosis in chil4rom an6
alolescents. Probl.tub. no.3.'311-40 V7-Je 055. (KRA 9-8)
1. rz kafedr7 oto-laringologit (zav.-prof. L.L.Pmmin) i kafedr7
tu'herknleza (sav.-prof. B.L.Yakhnis) Ukrainskogo instituta uso-
v"rshenstvovant,va vrachey (dir.-doteent I.I.Ovetyenko).
(TONSILITIS,
relation to tubare. in child.)
(TUBImMMIS,
relation to tonsillitis in child.)

MOSHKICVICH, S.H.,kandidat neditainakikh nauk.; SHTIVXL1. A.Ta..
Otogenous intracranial complications and the dynamics of
lysosyso activities in saliva and blood as one of the indicators
of the organism's reactivity. Vast. oto-rin. 18 no.1:77 Ja-IF 156
(KIRA 9:6)
1. 1z Ukrainsk-ogo nauchno-inaledovatellskogo Instituta bolezaey ui&,a.
gorla i nosa (direktor dotsent A.?. Kollbaba) Khar1kov.
(LTSOZYME) (MAR--DISEASES) (HUD--DIBUSIS)

KQ,5H"VlGH6 SJL.
Treating acute sinuattis in patients with influenza and catarrh
of the upper respiratory passages. Bov.med. 21 Supplement:25 '57.
(MIRA 11:2)
1. lz imfedry bolezney ukha, gorla I nose Ukrainskogo Institute
unovorshenstvoveniya vrechey.
(FRONTAL SIM-DISUSSS)
(INFIVIdNZA)
(RESPIRATORY ORGADS-DISNA8193)

Mi" ;i". .", I V . ,1, #@ @(. @, 1, . - .
. . , :-i-- t " @ -I @ I @, A. . @: , I I .!,. . . - . 7 @ , , , I
1) .. I . I I ,
... . I . @j VHz"Ar..

KOSHKUIGH. V.S.
Novocaine block in angina phlegnonosa. Vest. oto-rin. 17 no.6:46-47
V-D 155. (HLRA 9:2)
1. Is kliniki bolazasy ukha. gorla, i nose, (dir.--prof. B.T. Telantsev)
Kazakhokogo meditsinskogo inatituta. Alms,-Ats,.
(TONSILLITIS, therapy.
procaine nerve block)
(PROCAUX. therapeutic use.
tonsillitis. nerve block)
(ANWHISIA. RMICHAL.
procatne block in tonsillitis)

KOS M VICH, V.S., vrach
Changes In the peripheral blood following cooling of the tonsils in
chronic tonsillitis. Zdray.gazakh. 16 no'. 10:2?-30 056. (MLRA 9:12)
1. 1z kliniki bolesney ukha, gorls i nosm Kazakh,skogo gosudaretvannogo
maditsinakogo inatituta iment V.M.Nolotove I Iz Alsa-Atinakoy
oblestnoy bollnitsy.
(TONSILS-4131ASMS) (BLOOD-LUMINATION)

KOSHOVICH, V.S.
Vascular reactions of the buccal mucosa to a distant cold stimulus
in patients with chronic tonsillitis. Zdrav.razakh. 16 no.12:2i-26
156. (14MA 10:2)
1. It kliaiki bolesney ukha. gorla i nose Xazakhakoro maditainakogo
institute im. Y.H.Kolotova (zaveduyushchiy klinikoy - professor
B.T.Yelantsev) 1. otorinolaringolovichookogo otdolonlya Alma-Atinakoy
oblastnoy bolluitsy (glavW vrach - I.M.Krmwn)
(TOUSLIS-DISBASIS) (BMW WISSNIS)

'@-' - '-" 3
L
1:0--T-EVICI-'p V.S. (-irl Led Sci tip (diss) 1171c.,ction
vessel.3 @tcous lining of clicel, an,! of loucoc., t%es--
A'*ftA Chronic to-Isilitis r--um-t-Ata, 1957 14 pp 2 0 c ci
(KazakhmOM State Le:1 Irst in V.,!-'. Volotor) ICO conic.,3
(KL, 11-57, 100)
Id

Vascular responses to the chilling of toneil3 in chronic tonsillitis.
lost.oto-rla. 19 ho.2:73-78 Kr-4P '57. MaA 10: 6)
1. Is klialki bolesnoy ukha. gorla I nosa (gav. - prof. B.T.Telantaev)
Kasakhokogo moditsInskogo Institute (Alm-Ata,)
(TONSILS. blood supply
v&nc. responses to cooling in normal & din. tonsil (Rue))
(COLD. off.
on vasc. responses In normal & die. tonsil (Rue))

S/03I/6rj/x,o/o 1 o/,Yj=,/'oo5
A16l/AO20'
AUTHOR: Moshkevich, V.S.
TITLE: A New Plethysmograph
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii nauk Kazakhskoy SSR, 1960, No. 10, pp. S@4 - 97
TEXT: The article contains a brief general description of the existing
plethyamograph designs beginning with the 1880 Novitskiy-Mosso (Russian trans-
literation) design, including their deficiencies, and a detailed illustrated des-
cription of a new photo-plethysmograph designed by the author and by Eng1neer V.A.
Lyukhin. The apparatus is portable, records blood vessel reactions In many parts
of the body (fingers, toes, ear, cheek, nostril, or others) with ink on paper;
It works connected to a-c 220/127 volt network; it Is simple In operation and
suitable for hospitals as well as ambulances or expeditions. The principle Is
different from the Novitskiy-Mosso apparatus and Its later modifications. It
consists In measurements of e.m.f. variations of a photocell and comparisons of
these variations with reference voltage taken from a potentiometric bridge cir-
cuit. Nop-compensated d-c voltagr from the measuring circuit is transmitted to
the input of an electronic amplifier, is transformed in It into a-c voltage and
Caltd 1/6

3/031/6o/ooo/olO/005/005
A New Plethysmograph A161/Ao26
amplified. The amplified voltage rotates a reversive motor in one or the other
sense to balance the measuring circuit, and the reversive motor transmits oscil-
lations to the writing recorder. The photo-plethysmograph Includes an amplifier
with a transducing cascade, three voltage amplifying cascades. and a power ampli-
fying cascade on the output. Direct current sIgn&ls from the measuring circuit
are transformed into a-c signals by a vibration transducer and a shaping cell.
Voltage is amplified with an amplifying circuit with resistors; the circuit in-
cludes two double-6H9 (6N9) triodes; three cascades are amplifying voltage. An
a-c signal with amplified voltage Is fed to a phase-sensitive power amplifier oa-,*
cade with double - CHTC (6N73) par&llel-connected triodes. Alternating voltage
from the voltage amplifier is fed to the grids of the power amplifier tubes Wh1__.
the poles or the voltage phase change on the amplifier Input, the voltage phase
on the tube grids changes. and the motor reverses. The motor speed depends on
the vcltage on the tube grids, and the motor moves the recorder carriage with
the stylus. A power transformer with 5 windings feeds all amplifyIng cuz-ades,
A half-wave rectifier with Arli-27 (DGTs-27) semiconductor diodes is used for
feeding the anode circuits of the voltage amplifier; a filter placed on the
amplifier output consists of a resistor and a capacitor. Markers ("otmetchlkl I')
are supplied from a rectifier with a bridge circuit with four DGTs-24 semiconduc-
Card 2/6

A New Plethysmograph
5/031/60/000/010/005/005
A16l/AO26
tor diodes. The instrument has two separate units connected by a screened flex-
ible cable. Me speed of the record tape may be controlled between 2 and 4 mm/sea
Tv.o circuit diagrams (Figs. 2 and 3) show the design principle of the amollf@er
and of theifeed unit, respectively. There are 2 figures and I photo.
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Circuit Diagram
of amplifier
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Circuit diagram
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MOSHKEVICH, V. S., Cand Med Sci -- "Vascular refiexes In
\@atielits ga"Qx4at-+*@Ici@ronic tonsilllti q-11 Tashkent,
1961. (Min of Health Uv.3SR. Tash.@@ent St@ite I-led --nst) (FL,
8-61, 265)
- 496 -

MOSIUMIGH, V.S.; VELIKANOV, I.I.
Photoplethymmograph with ink registration. Fisiol. zhur. 47 no.llt
11
140-14" H 141. (MI ' 14: 1-1)
1. From the Kazakh S.S.R. AcadwW of Sciences Institute of Zonal
Pathology, Alma-Ata. (PLETHYSMOGILAPHY)

MOSHY71VICH v S
Vascular reactions in patients vith chronic tonsillitis. 7eE!*.,
otorin. n(.1:55-61 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Iz Instituta krayevoy patologii Wir. - kandidat meditsinakikh
nauk B. A. Atchalvirov) AN Kazakhakoy SSR, Alma-Ata.
(TONS II.S-DISEASES) (PLETHYSMOGRAM)

MDSHKEVICH, V.S.
Condition of the otorbinolaryngological organs in patients with
latent and compensated chronic brucellosis. Trudy Inst.kraev,@at,
AN Kazakh SSR 12:128-148 162. (MIRA 15:1
(ERUCELIMIS) (OTORHIROLARYNGOLOGY)

MROPKINA, ru.I.; K)SHIEVICH, V.S.
-cz ---------
Pathology of the thyrold gland In Inhatdtants of two regions of
central KazaWwtan. Zdraw.lazakh. 22 ao.7z15.17 162.
(KMA 16sl)
1. Iz Instituta. kraraway patologil (direktor - kano.sted.nauk
B.A.Atchabarov) kN Kazakhakoy SSR.
(URAGANDA. PROVINCE-THTROID GLAND-DISEASES)

MOSHKEVICHIV V.S.
Treatment of chronic tonsillitis and diseases of the mucous
membrane of the nose, the larynx, and the pharynx by means of
inhalations in the "Turksibl" sanatorium. Izv. AN Kazakh. SSR.
Ser. med. nauk no.1:53-57 163. (MIRA 16:10)

MOSHKEVICH, V.S.; YEFRE14USHKIN, G.G.
On the interrelation of changes in the plathysmogram and the
electroencephalogram in hypertension. Zh. vyssh. nerv. deiat.
Pavlo7 13 no.3:437--444 163. (KM l7s9)
1. Institut krayevo7 patologii AMN SSSR, Alma-Ata.
(HYPERTEITS 1011) (ELECTRCENCEPHALOGRAPHY)
(FLETHYSMOGRAPHY) (MITRICULOGRAPHY)

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C, 4. 0.T'IIin0IarynV,01,1 orpins at th. Siryagach Health @Iesort. yzr.
All Fuzakh. SSR. Ser. med. nauk -, no.3:38-4-5 164
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MOSIIKEVICII, V.S.
Calibraticn of the photoplethysmogTaph. Fizio-1. zhr. 50
233-236 F 16/.. ( x : __@- "LIF2
1. Institut krayevoy putologii AN Kazakhskoy SSRv Alma-Ata.

ACd-N- C,
Ap6oi5652 SOURCE: CODE U-R/0413/661000/00910060/0060
311MBIC71*4 Kmhkeyicht Gerasimenko, 0. a
ORG:, nme
TITLIC t'A photoplethyawgraph. Mass 30, No. 161240
SOURCE i lidbreteniya, prolwsh.Lenwjye ribrastay q tovarnyye waki, no. 9, 1966, 6o
TOPIC TWO: photopletbyamograph plethysmagraphy
AWTRACP: An Author Oertificate has been issued'for a photoplethyimograph consistAng
of a-calibiator, autobalancing elewats of a galvanometer assembly, a pen recordint-
0" E)
Fig. 1. Photopletbysmograph
I - AMlifiers; 2 -@'calibrat*;
Li W 0
3. - autabalancing elements
4 galvanometers; power
source; 6 sensors.
1/2 UDC: 615. 47: 616-073. IT3

BEKW41SHKV, N.D.1 KASYMOVA, Kh.A.; SHYREVA, Ye.A.; KLYUCHN@XOVA, YA.A.
nosimmm, V3-.-;TLEULD4, S. Zh.j YAKOVL&VA, N.A.
State of the health of people Inoculated with live antibrucellosis
v-accines. Izv. AS Kazakh, SSR, Ser, med. nauk no.1:84.--90 064
(141RA 17:7)

BEKtMSH"v N.D.; KASYMVA, Kh.A.; SHNYREVA, Ye.A.; ALYUCHNIKOVA, Ye.A.;
MSHKMCH. V.S,; TLEMN, S.M.; YAKOVLRVA, N.A.;ZEMKOVA, N.F.
-
State of health in persons vaccinated with live antibrucellosis
vaccines. Zhur. mikrobiol., epid. i imm. 41 no. 2tl39-140 F 164.
(MIRA 17:9)
1. Kazakhakiy institut krayevoy patologii AMN SSSR, Alma-Ata.

ACCESSION NLR: AP4015159 s/o2ig/64/057/002/0123/0125
AUTHOR: Mos@!W@i @ V. S.
TITLE: A four-channel ink recording FP-4 photoplethysmograph
SOURCE: B5ul. eksper. biologii I meditsinyo, V, 57,, no. 2, 1964,
123-125
TOPIC @AGS: plethysmograph, photoplethysmograph, FP-4 photoplethysmo-,
graph,, vascular reaction tape recordo vascular-peaction quantitative
analysial, pneumogram, oscillogram
ABSTRACT: The FP-4 photoplathysmograph, a portable four-ehannel
instrument, records vascular reactions and volume pulse of the skin
and mucous membranos simultaneously on paper tape. The FF-4 may be
used to investigate vascular reactions in any part of the body because
of special pickups which record In reflected or diffuse light.
Compared to a mechanical plethysmograph, the FP-4 is more sensitive,
records data faster, does not constrict skin tissue, also records a
pneumogram and an osoillogram,, and avoide.artifacts in converting
racchanical quantities to electria signals. The PP-4 inaludes a
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ACCESSION NR: AP4015159
special calibrated device for quantitative analysis of vascular
roactions of arteries, arterioles, and veins of any caliber. Orig.
art. has: 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Kazakhskiy institut krayevoy meditsiny* AMN SSSR,
Alma-Ata (Kazaleh Institute of Regional Medioine,, MW SSSR9'Alma-Ata)
SUB14ITTED: 23Jan63
SUB CODE:145
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DATE ACQ: 12!4ar64 ENCL: 00
NR REP SOV: 006 ovER: oo6

NO-SMVICH.
Increasing the output of useful setal. Kets,11urg no.12:11-12
D 156* (NIRA 1011)
1. Plavillayy master savods, 611neprospetestal'.6
(Dheprop@trovsk Province-Zlectrometallargy)

/? //Y/ SOV/137-59-5-9922
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurglya, 1959, Nr 5, 1) 61'
AUTHOR: Moshkevich, Ye.I.
Improved Transformer-Steel Smelting Technology
TITLE-.
PERIODICAL; Tekhn. ekon. byul. Sovnarkhoz Zaporozhsk. ekon. adm. r-r,,3,
1958, Vol 3, PP 10 - 13
IMTRACT, During the past two years, at the Dneprostal' Plant investiga-
tions were carried out and a number of measures were taken tc.
improve the quality of transformer steel and to intensify
technological smelting process, To intensify the meltL-Ig heal,
the carbon content in the ingots was reduced down to 0.02%
and [S] to 0.005%. [Si] was increased from 2.8 - 3@2 *o 2 9
3.3%. According to the technology brought into use In 195F,
the deoxidation during refining was carried out w11,h Si-'-a
lumps (12.5 kg/t), 75% Fe-Si powder, admixture of 5 kF_/t i-im:
Si-Ca and 1.5 kg/t Al. [0] in the finished metal was 1) U/0-1 -
0.006%. The following methods were tested to accelera-
.ard 112 desulfurization process: after the charge was mn@-r .1'-

-mproved Transformer-3teel 3melting Technology SO'1/137-59-5-9922
powder of lime and fluorspar, the metal was blown by compressed -ir-
c,xidation of the slag during the reduction period with SI-Zr powder, admix'--,
:,f Fe-SI lumps at the beginning and addition of Fe-Si lumps in the middL@'
'..his stage. The best results were obtained by the addition of Fe-SI
,.he middle of the reduction stage, whose time was reduced ty 20 m1n-_;te5
Earlier addition of Fe-Si resulted in a considerable dispersion 3f the
,ontent,
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AUTHORS K@,trik S 1Kazd( @ko@ 'P Zib;iluvw. P . Besb@o% F M
Mosf-kevlch@ Ye I
TITLE T@e Effc(t of Nonnietall,c 'rirlus ors of Fv-.-o,@ @ornc or. 1@e Qu@! IV
of Sl@t,.nless S-evl r@emvlql@,(@esk 1