SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PALLAI, L. - PALLOS, L.

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Report on the NG.e Mctc-ln,~ ' Auto motcr I ~ r : . --. : ll,~-)
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USSRMedicine - Dysentery J'U1 53
"Characteristic Traits of the Epidemiology of
Dysentery," G , P. Slavin, V. G. Peschanskiy, A. I.
Pallant, Moscow Inst im Mechnikov and a San-Epidemiol
Sta
Zhur Milcro, Epidy i Immun, No 7, pp 22-23
In 3 rayons fapparently city district.E7 served by 3
united hospitals and 14 medical district centers,
there have been no foci of dysentery due to bad water
supply or deficient communal feeding during the past
5 yrB. During 1951-52, the incidence of dysentery
267T38
dropped by 30%. Between 1948-52, the incidence
of gastroenterocolitis diminished by a factor of
:LO. The rel wt of Sonne dysentery is increasing.
At Dresent 26% of all hospital beds are reserved
for dysentery cases. The causes of ~Iysentery
infection are as follows: direct transmission
from dirty hands, 4%; contamination of food by
dirty hands, 8%; transmission by flies, 10%.

PALIAS, Ladislav
Relation between the wox&r. -lorlikO and "Jovor," Prir cas
slezsky 23 no.1?112-115 62.

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AMIN, H43. a- .-Ya.; WGAV. I.N.; RUBINSHTLTN9 V.V.; GRIBKOVA.
R.N.
Preparation of block copolymers and graft polymers by means of a
spark discharge inaliquid. Plast.massy no.6:2-5 160.
(KERA 13: 11)
(Pblymers) (Electric spark)

y. Tzi3rs. -:;~erimmtal
Therapy.
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Author Pallask
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BQRSI, Bela. dr.),?ALLAY, Gyorgy
The role of transportation demaMs in the field of the conBtrurtion
industry in the development of the modern building technolgry and
the long-range transportation plan. Lozzleked kozl 19 no.26.-.462-
463 30 Je 163.

BORSI, Bela,, dr.; FALIIAY, Gyorgy
The role of the transportation demands in the develdpmont
of modern building engineering and the long-range tvansj~ort
plan in the field of the constructic.-. industry. Kozleked
kozl 19 no.27:469-471 7 Tj 163.
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lAoto3*iserletek; irodalmi osszefoglalc,.
Veszprem, Hungary. 1952. 55 P.
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PALLAY, Istvan
Modern lubricants. Technika 6 no.7:6-7 JI 162.
1. Tudomanyos m6katars.

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TIILL: The composition of a lubricating oil to be added to the
fuel foi 2-stroke carburettor engines
ilefer-Aivnyy zhurnal. K`,imLya, no 17, 1962, 485, abstrqct
171'.'.26n ~Ifun,;arian pat(,nt 147966, JanuarY 31, 1~61"/
M'. co::qoqition ui-.der referecce consists of. 80 - 05,. naphthene-
~,a ~ e oil ; "0 of tin nil-soluble amine whooe mol, wt. 18:
~c L ;,nd 1/6 that of the oil (e. g. a'lkylated aniline), and
~,,prcfeubly 4') of a mixture of ashleas additives. Th i c
111 anti-oxidizing additive'containing sulfur or qulfur
niij jh~). ,horus, a detergent additive, an anti-corrosive additive an4d an
rinti-i%c i- idtlitive containinL-, chlorine; also an organic phosphate or
p 1. o,~ p'~ i ', to prevent the depouition of 2b. Spocimen oomponition (in
purtt. b:j 840 of a naphthene-based lubric6ting oil (viscosity
11.8 dsti'1000), 125 of mopomethylaniline and 35 of a mixture of ashless
acditive , consisting of 1-0 parts dioctyldithio-phosphoric acid, 3 parts
Card 1/':

PA.JAaY, Istvan
Up-to-date Diesel oils. Musz elet 18 no.5:10 28 F '63.

PALIAlp Istvan -
Multigmclg lubricantg. Mws slot IS no.3-.10 31 Ja 163.

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so a "he oxidation tests shmmd good agreement with the engine testa ani hence .00
*so lubricating oil evaluation by a rapid laboratory test appears to be possible. so
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FITI-AY, Maria,, termohelyfeltarop erdomernok
The effect of the debris of Hungarian ooils on the grovth
of trees. Erdo 12 no.6z273-283 Je 163.
1. Tanulmanyi Erdogazdasags Sopron.

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ALLAY, N.
"Improving the Technical Properties of Luber by Means of Procedures in
Plywood Technique; Plywood Composed of z*veral Layers With a Fixed Fiber
Structure", P. 67, (AIPAR, Vol. 4, No. 3, Mar. 1954, Budapest, Hungary)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EFAL), LC, Vol. 3, No. 12,
Dec. 195h, Uncl.

PALIAY, N.
"Improving the Technical ?roperties of Wood By Reducing It Into Its
Component Fiber Elements and Fusing It Again Under Pressure (Wood
Fiber Plywood)", P. 211 (FAIPki, Vol. 4, No. 7, July 1954, Budapest, Hungary,
SDt Monthly List of East European Accessions, (FEAL), LC, Vol. 3, No. 12,
Dec. 1954, Uncl.

PkLLkY, N.
"lmproving the Technological Property of Luvber by Yeans of Lamination"
P- 133, (FAIPAR, Vol. 4, No. 5, may 1954, Budapest, Hungary)
SO- Monthly List of East European Accessions, (M&L), LC, Vol. 3, No. 12,
Dec. 1954, uncl.

I ALLAY, ~ .
t. i I M. ! . Imprevemp- t of t I. - tec hnil- A i m; .-rt *.-!i c~ wok, 1 3UPPIl~lTerjtll!.l 1--jt~j
e.xtranp(.~us suogtances. p. 'P. Vcl. 4, -c,P, 1954. *-., li .*a. -nl; ;ii ~%5t ,
hun~~rj .
SOUR'77: ~~ast EurnneAn A,~cesstins :,ist (.F"-'.L' Vol. i , No. 4-Apr~l l-,'-

F ALLAY , ~ .
, I . Decortic~-t~cr for lumuer ~rodvcts. 1'. 31~. Vol. L. , nt7- . I), ~ C~ . '19 I~L4.
FAIFI.!-,. iudal:est , hungary.
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PAUAY v N.
Development of basic machines of lumber mills. P. 159
FkIPAR (Faipari Tudomanyos Egyesulet) Budapest
Vol. 6. no. 6p June 1956
Source: EFAI - LC Vol. 5. No. 10 Oct. 1956

PALi-4Y, handor
Wa (e r pntt-nt of woui_t Vag of fivurnagnDir
fix~d"Wal;:r O_tilb~ ttChilical propIurfics of woodl %A-l"i
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'oh 1w atil t-vvtgrE.vn w-0-4j`,. An incit-ase
,,f gr,),T.,Ily "j-, 'IvIvyint-Amn of the
III,- (,ccpti,m ,f br,-ki,ig
Illid-Ir-O'le
f !iij~i --pit i,ifer -m- ,%,n
q 01 11 1 A M.o. II d .111', ch .11, 11V

GLOZMAV, Moisey Kalmanovich; SOKOLOV, Vladimir Fedorovicb; ~~R-,-. ---
_,-A-X-y--P&tsenzent; RLIVZYUK, G.A., retsenzent; RIHM , A.I.,
nauchrjyy red.; LISOK, E.I., red.; FRUMKIN, P.S., tekhn. red.
[Building of a ship hull on slipways] Postroika korpusa sudna
na stapele. Leningrad, Sudpromgiz, 1961. 195 p.
(MIRA 15:7)
(Hulls (Naval architecture))

RYCHIN, Sergey Aleksandrovich; -PAIIEP~, A.V., retsenzent; TRESHKOV,
K.G., retsenzent; MAKSITNOV, A.Y., nauchn. red.; FENOVA,
Ye.M. , red.
[Pneumatic tools in shipbuilding] Pnevmaticheskie instru-
menty v sudostroenii. Leningrad, Izd-vo "Sudostroenie,"
19~4. 220 p. WIFIA 17:4)

PALLER, AbX-4m-ffkkh"j-Qv_jgIj, SOKOIOV, Vladimir Fedorovich.; RIMMER. A.I.,
otv. red.; FOIUCEW, A.G.. red.; SHISHKOVA. L.M.. tekhn. red.
[Tightness testing of steel ship hulls] lspyct,ciia korousov
atallnykh sudov nR nepronttsaomoet'. Leningrad, Goe. soluznoe
izd-vo sudostroit. promyehl., 1958. 100 p. (MIRA 11:11)
(Ships. Iron and steel)
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_PA-".LE.R, Abram SOKOLOV, Vladimir Fedorov-ichi FhID,
Ye. S I r, zh. retsenzent. ENGLIN, ~A_ inzh , retsenzent,
T ~ftlh A n a LL- red , S, jS IF A' it, V; A., rod
KrHoVi!2;Kl Yu N lexhr.. -ea
[Shlpfl*,terj L~udovc.! abcrshchik, Leningrad, SudpromgIz,
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IRA 161,11;

S/084162/000/017/042/102
31621D101
AUTHORt Pallor, Edmund
TITM High-temperature laboratory furnace without ceramics
PERIODICILL# Roferativnyy shurnal. Khimiya, no; 17, 1962, 145, abstract
17E29 (Wise. Z. Techn. Univ. Dresden", Y. 10, no. 6, 1961,
1423 - 1428 Per.]
TEXTs The furnace is designed to investigate heat-reBistant materials
(up to 25000C) in vacuo or in protective atmosphere. A horizontal trough-
shaped beater of Ta, Mo or W shoot is used as a heater. Thermal insulation
is provided by metal radiation shisids. The current lead-ins and the fur-
nace body are water cooled. Rubber is. used ai a vacuum seal. Temperatures
are measured up to 17000C by a thermocouple, from 1700 to 25000C by an
optical pyrometer. To observe the process and to measure the temperatures
.the furnace is provided with quartz windows and sliding protective blinds.
The furnace is supplied from an 220 or 380 v &-c syet*m through a step-
down transformer with regulation in stages, 48 stages covering a range
from I to 17 Y. The electrical capacity of the furnace is 10 kv. The
Card 112

S/081/62/000/017/042/102
High-temperature laboratory ... B162/B101
10-4 mm Eg vacuum is obtained by two rotary pumps and a diffusion oil pump.
The vacuum unit and the electric supply blocks are combined in one unit.
Other constructions of high temperature furnaces are discussed in detail.
The characteristics of different materials utilized as heaters are con-
sidered. The parameters of the 6iven furnace are investigated with
different heaters. [Abstracter's notei Complete translation.]
Card 212

PALLER, 1. N.
Formation of petroliferous atructlirea In the Lckbatan &nd Put
producing series. Izv. AN Azerb. SSR. Ser. eol.-geog. nauk i
nefti no.6:55-59 '62. fMIRA 16:4)
(Apsheron Peninsula-Botrolsum geology)

DA7,.,,.SHFV, F.G.; PALIZ-:1, I .I,
, .4 , tne rydre)--d7*DCn gases of
ttf7 '.er I A, -L :~n Of -
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Batan depc,. it. ,,:. . 1&,1,. Ceol. - geog. nauk nr. 3: 3~,-2-2
163- ( !c ~-,A l 7 1 1"7 "

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PALLIER, Jero,Dr.,okl.banyaszmernok, a muszaki tudomanyok kand1datusa,
muzeumigazF,,ato
Data on the development history of mine blasting technology.
Bany lap 94 ro.6:421-427 Je 161.
1. KozT,,onti Banvaszati Muzeum,Spron.

PALLEY,, I.Z. (Riga)
Application of the theory-of residual microstresses to non-
isothermal deformation. 12v. AN SSSR. Mekh. no.2:11CL113
Mr-Ap 165. (MIRA 18:6)

ACC NRs AT7010534 SOURCE CODE: UR/27531661000100510188/0197
AMOR: Vskul*nko, A. A.; Palley, 1. Z.
ORO: none
TITLE: On the plasticity-theory -problem for a medium subjected to deformations under
variable temperatuTee
SOURCE: Leningrad. Universitet. Hatematiko-mekhanicheakly fakul'tet. Issledovanlya
po uprugosti i plastichnosti, no. 5, 1966, 188-197
70PICJAGS: plastixcipy theory kvsding=r&te-,-wMs1n-rate
g~~` ~;_ 04 :11:
'T: Deformat, ~nprocesses at constant temperatures are usually discussed in the
theory of plasticity. Although publications have recently appeared concerning plastic
deformation at variable temperatures, the dependence of the rheological behavior of
the medium on time was not considered. In the present article an attempt is made to
analyze the effect of the rate of loading and of the temperature on the stress-strain
relations in a medium. The isothermal-static-axial tensile tests of metallic (i.e..
pure metals and alloys vith stable structure) cylindrical specimens are analyzed
first, and the effect of the rate of loading and of the temperature on the resistance
of the material to the plastic deformation is examined, and the interdependence among
the rate-of-loading (i.e.. time-dependent stress increase) parameter, elongation, and
temperature is discussed in detail and illustrated by diagrams. The dependence of
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ACC NR. AT7010534
the temperature variation on the modulus of elasticity and the yield point of the
meditm is also examined. A conclusion is drawn that a substantiated universal theory
of plasticity for a medium exposed to a variable temperature can be developed only by
taking into account the dependence of the stresses and straim on the rate of loading.
The procedure for establishing such a theory is outlined. Orig. art. has: 5 tables
and 15 formlao. JWA-521
IVKI
SUB ODDE: 20/ SUBM DATE: 23Mar65/ ORIG REF; 004/ OTH REF: 001
2/2

PAUEY, S.
USSR/)Wtals Plating, TestIA9, Dec 50
"Measuring the Thickness of Electroplated
ICoatings by Electrical Method," S. S. Palley,
B. 1. Kreps
"Zavod lab" No 12, pp 1442-1445
Describes new electromagnetic thickness-measur-
ing instr based on measuring eecondary emf
with application of -ontrol plate. Device
permits highly precise detn of any thickness
of coating (except nickel) from 2 to 60 microns.
Error does not exceed 2 microns. Each measure-
ment takes 1-2 sec.
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AUTHORS: Bazunov, G.I., Palley. S_S_ and sapoziall.,10'j, F.r.
TITLE: Automation of FlatinC-shop Production (Avtouatiz~:tsiya
Eallvanicheskogo proizvodstva)
PERIODICAL: Promyshleanaya Energetika, 1958,,~Vol.13 No-3,
pp- - 12 ~Usoa)
ABSTRACT: This is a sug,estion that received fifth premium in an
All-Union competition for the economy of electric power.
Plating shops generally use a single s-)urce of direct current
and the supply to individual baths is regulated by rheostat.
This is very wasteful of electric power.
The authors developed a new method of supply with individual
sources for each Bata and automatic control of t Ile quality of
plating. The new arran,~,ement was applied to 22 baths of 42,e
works' plating shop and economised in electricity and i-m,;.roved
the quality of the roduct. Each bath has a control board
with selenium rectifiers, type BSF-3M. The output voltah;e is
regulated by an input auto-traiisformer. When the output of
these rectifiers was insufficient, small d.c. Eenerators were
used with field control.
To control the process of platinb and make it automtic, use
was made of instrument, type 2Krn, developed by EnEineer
Palley. The instrument has a probe in the plating bath, a-nd
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PIL19 T, Semen Solomonovich; SHABALIB, Boris Vasillyevich; ZHUKOVA' V.1..
inzh., red.; Fpx M . D.P., tekhn.red.
[Instrument for continuous checking of electrODlating layers
during their deDosition] Pribor dlia nepreryvnogo kontrolia
tolshchiny gal'vanichesk-ikh pokrytil v protsesse ikh oBazhdenila.
Leningrad, 1956. 14 p. (Leningradakii dom nauchno-tekhnicheBkol
propagandy. laformatsionno-tekhnicheakii listok, no.11.
Zashchitnye Dok-rytita metallov) (MIRA 10:12)
(Electroplating-Quality control)

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AUT50!!R~1' Palley, Z.
TITLE: The determination of the stresses in the walls of the
combustion chamber of a liquid-fuel jet engine
PERIODICAL: A-kademiya nauk Latviyskoy SSR, Izvestiya, no. 5(166), 1961
53-38
TEXT: The combustion chamber (Fig.1) investigated here consists of two
Bhells, an inner one and an outer one, between which a cooling liquid is
circulated. In the introduction the author discusses the stresses arising
from the high temperature and high pressure in the inner and cuter shell '
and in doing this takes into account the wall thicknesses and temperature
and pressure gradients. Reference is made to the fact that the material
is in a plastic state on account of' the ~,igh pressure and high temperature.
A metf,od of calculation is given for the shells of' a cylindrical combustion
chamber which takes into account the plastic deformation and has no great
mathematical difficulties. In this only those stresses are neglected
which are caused by the bindin6s between the two shells, the bindings being
Card 1/ 6

The determination of the stresses ...
7
2
4,87
S/197/61/300,, 0051;'001,~O-_ I
B104/B214
assumed to be arranged regularly. It is assumed further that the tempera-
ture in the whole thickness of a shell i -2qual to the mean surface
temperature of the shell. For tr.e i-rmulaticn of the necessary relations
the author uses the sketch shown in F-g 2. P is the pressure of the .
I a gas
in the combustion chamber and P b that of the cooling liquid; 61T 27
are the tangential atressus in the inner and the outer shell, respectively,
and 6' P 6 the corresponding axial stre83es; h a the gap betwe*n the
1X 2)( b
two shells; hi and h 2 are the shel- thicknesses; R is th'e mean radius of
the shelli t land t2 are the mean temperatures in %"e two she-19i %. and ;( 2
are the coefficients of iinear expansion of the materials of the two shells;
Elf E 2 are the moduli of elasticity at the corresponding temperature of
the materials of the two shells; and tLthe Poisson's ratio. The relative
deformations in the axial and tangential directions in both shells are
assumed to be equals E,I( . 62T 'ElX - C2x* From the c,ndition tf
equilibrium for the element of' the ohel~s shuwi~ in 2 ~ne ortainst
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The detea-mination c: --.e s-.:~-sses ...
I
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310-41/3 2
h, + c h P P I' N is the total furce in the direction
2 2 - a' b b V
of the axis one has; t; 1x h1 +"-2xh2 N/2?,-R. It 'is easy to see that the
above mentioned stresses can not be determined Btatic.aily since the number
of independent equations of equilibrium is less than that of the unknown
stresses. The conditions of the compatibility of the displacement required
for the complete solution of the problem are essentially different for
the elastic and the plastic states of the shell. The elastic deformations
can be described by:
Ell +
El
t'02-) + %t2
E,
all = (all Val't+
E21 = + 0'2t2
E,
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2)4797
S/1 97/61/000/ 005/001/001,
The determination of the stresses ... 3104/B214
From (5) and the relations given above the author obtainsi
aly = Aa, + Lia, - cal. EA2, (6)
a., = -4. a. + Ba. + Ca,Elh,, (7)
oil = Da, - CaE2h,, (8)
all = Da2 + CaEih,, (9)
A P.R.- B= Ph,,; c := a, t, M"t ; D= N
27cR
a, =.- E, a2 E2 (10)
Ejhl-~ Ek' E,h, + EvAts'
From this system the following equations are obtained for the elastic state:
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The determination of the st-resses ... 3104/B214
010 E, V F- -SE2 +UEI, (12)
E, h, + E2h,
0214 E.2- YF +. SIE, + UIE,2 (13)
Ehj+ KA
F= A' + IV + D2 + 2AB - AD BD,
S = C(,W+ B + D) h,
U= C-2h22,
S' C (A + B + D) h,
LP C2h,2.
If the walls of the combustion chamber are in the plastic state one must
proceed from the relatiOLIS X/2
x I x
14), where E E/(1 + and E --P/,-,. . - For the solution of the
present problem the author starts from equations (12) and (13) but uses
the moduli B, and L~ instead of E, and The four unknowns in these.
Card 516 E2

ACCUMM NM kNown
AVMOR.- Palley, Z. 8.
TITLE: Calculation of banding,stresses on unevenly beaked "whe dim
goURCE: Xxvexdy& vy*"hM u0babny*kh zgvederily. Avistdom"a tdchadra, no. 4, IM,
1
126-131
TOPIC TAGS: gas driven UnUne, gas turbine, gas turbine pressor, gas turbine dise.
turbine dim, rotating diac6 beading str~ess calculation, flafte differences method.
unevenly heated turbine dime
ABSTRACT: A method of finite differences is presented for to calculation of bending
stresses la an unevenly heated dive. The procedure considers variability of the modulus
of elasticity, the ooeMciente of lima expansion and transverse definmmdlon along the
dim radius. Application of the proposed calculation procedure Is Illusbuted for the case
of an infinitely =all element of a curved disc (am Fig. Is. In tbe. Ruclomwe), to which are
appRed fore" and momeds royWft the eflects of dimowded pwft of So disc (am FJ& - 1b
In the Enclosm). Mw Maio advantages et the proposed poosdare wre the simplicity and
81418 stage character of stress caloulaUon at a relaUvW NO 19961'st acommay. - Mw
I Increases vM the nmbw of alroular segmenU6 Ao=W comporloome with
CWd

ACCESSION NR: AP4009652
calculations based on previously developed procedures abowed good colooldence. Orig.
art. has- 5 graphs and 8 formulas.
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AID P - ~07
Subject USSR/Aeronautics
Card 1/1
Author Pallo, V., Col.
Title Soviet Bombing Aviation
Periodical Vest. Vozd. Flota, 7, 65-74, Jl 1954
Abstract A historical review of the development of Russian bombing
aviation. Some data on the prewar bombing aviation are
given. On the postwar bombing aviation only generalities
appear. Diagrams.
Institution None
Submitted No date

:I r, T,

P;.; L'L., V.
ProkeB, V. Investigation of' ~,ikB properti,~s of Imprezn&tir,,- twitorl!:.s. .; . , -
1!.LEKTHMMN#ICK'I 0'-ZOR Prag-ue, Vol. 45, no. -~, Feb. 195G.
P
SO: ~~ontf.ly List of S st European Accessions, (UAL), IC, Vol. 5, No. u June 1145c,
Uncl.
tion of sulfur from bleaching clay without changsinf- i-,s
Card 1/1 ~mpertics has been w.~rkcd uut.

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FALLO, V.; Pl~ J.
Physic a'- and ch emic al 9',lid.,' e.9 rac ti )n.9 o Ir c r-id,2 ;,e'-roI ;-ve
analysis of d - - til' at,' D!. c )nenl~ s a f Aori t, 4 c c r-ide V., ! t! i r
chrojaato-raphLc fracti3rs. (~o bf-3 ctwtd.) 38P.
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3cien-cs ~-nd I,-e -;'- --ar. c Kont~ ly..~
a, -,Y '-Av/A
ug.,
Mmtl~ly :dst c-I E- '~7--..-e-ari ~%c essions,
Tincl.

and a-' 2'-,~die5 I f, acad in? 15 Uf Cl' , i,
A study on t~e -!-'ec tr; - of r,ydroc,trljons 'n,l ci.-%::
petrole,,=. p. :.".
CF7 'K7 -T--6TT. ('.-=naL :)n a!ilied viepistri issued C), Ue
Science-- and tLe Si:!I!ak
jay,'
Mor.thll Ust of SaFt z e:j 1 I.C, Vcl, No. -2, D-ec.
Uncl.

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AUTHOR: Pallon, M. L., Capt
86-58-5-18/38
TInZ: Air Firing at High Speeds and Altitudes ('Iozdushnaya stre 1'ba na
bol'shikh skorostyakh I vysotakh)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vozdushnogo flota, 1958, Nr c, pp 38-41 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In this article the author shares his experience, gained in air fir-
ing at high speeds and altitudes, with the readers and makes some suggestions
concerning the training of fighter pilots In this most important part of combat
training. The author states that aerial gunnery is the basic element of combat
of figbter pilots. Maneuver, tracking, aiming and consequently the accuracy
of air firing depend to a large extent on how skillful a pilot is Ln maneuver-
ing his aircraft Into a proper initial position for the attack. This position
should be taken at an altitude of 700-800 mhigher than the altitude of the
target, with an interval between the initial position and the target of up to
3000 M-, and a distance close to zero. From the initial position the pilot
turns toward the target at ftLU throttle and at the maximum possible angle of
bank. As soon as the fighter plane Is heading toward the point whicn lies at
8-10 target lengths ahead of the target, the pilot smoothly reverses the bank
of his airplane and begins aiming at the target. At the proper distince he
opens fire. Having completed the aimed bursts of fire, the pilot maneuvers
into a new initial position for the second attack. The author concedes that
Card 1/2

Air Firing at High Speeds and Altitudes (cont.)
86-58--~-iB/58
under actual combat conditions an initial position tak n at large i-rat-2--vals
and minimum distances in relation to the target, is not always justified and in
each case the pilot has to man uver as dictated by the tactical situation in the
air. There is one diagram.
AVAILABLE- Library of Congress
Pilots - Training inethcds P. Gunnery
Card 2/2

BEGIDZHANCVA, A.P.; LYUBIMCV, B.A.; PALLON, Yr.N
Plastic substitutes for protective leather washers of
hydraulic cylinders. Traxt. I sel'khozmash. 31 no.7i14-1?
ii 61. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Nauchno-iasledovatellskiy avtotraktornyy Institut.
(Washers (Mechanical engineering))
0

PALLOS, Emil
I'Detenaination of the index of industrial producers' prices"
by S.Dinauleacu and D.Sandru. Reviewed by Emil Fallos. Stat
amemle 37 no.4z464 AP 159.

. FALLOS , RMI I
"Calculation and analysis of productivity indexes in agricult-re"
by J. Cardula. Reviewed by Emil Pallos. Stat szemle 38
nc/.4:453-454 Ap 160.

FALLC6, Emil
QIr sy,5tem of the statistical indexes of national econc=74,
by E. Bibiri. Reviewed by &LU Papos. Stat szemle 38
no.4:442 Ap 160.

PALLOS, Wl
A Rumanian historical statistical publication. StAt P-1p C,
no.6:659-6W Je '62.
1. Kozponti Statiaztikai Rivatal focsoportvezetoje.

PALLOS) Emil
I I
"Statistical--econom-ical di ctJ onai-y", ed" ted by X, B~ J-1.
Reviewed by Emil Pallos. Stat SLemle 4.1 no.7.765-766 J1 'n--.

PAUO's, Sail
"Some mathodological problems relating to the formation of
territori&l indexas" by E. Biji, L. PiAilie (form "Revista
de Statistica"'no.9, 1962). Reviawed by Emil Pallos.
3tat szende la no.414-17-L,19 Ap 163.

PAWS, Janos
Musical literary evenings at workers' hostels. ?kmka 10 nc. 2:
14-15 F '60.
1. Egressy Klub igazgatoja.

PALU)S, Janos -- -
Amateur theatricals in Budapest. Munka 1-1 no.IM15-16 0 161.
1. Egressy Klub igazgatoja.

FALIOSP Janoe
*C=Plse education of adults, Munk& 22 no*:L2tlS-l9 D 162.
lo Szakeservesetek Orsugos Tanace kulturalie ooztalyarAk munkatarea.

CSILLAG. K1104'dr.; VACZY, Iasslo, dr.; PALLOS, Karoly, dr.
Bffect of p-oxypropiophenones on function of the pituitw7.
lbgyo noom. lap. 17 no.4:209-215 JulY 54.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomarqi Suetem II. at. noi klinikajanak
kvilemenye (igasgato: Zoltan lure (Ir. eaetemi tanar)
(PITUITART WJM, AWMICIR. effect of drugs on,
bydroxypropiaphanons)
(HYMOXYPROPIOPHINONS. effects,
on pituitary gland. anterior)

PALLOS, Karoly. dr.: LkSZLO, letvan
The evaluation of results of application of Aacbeim-Zondek and
GaIll-RainIni pregnancy tests. Magy. nonrv. lap. 18 no.4:210-236
July 55.
1. A Budapeett Orvoetudomanyt Saetem II. 9z. not klinikajanak
koslaynenye. (Igazgato: Zoltan. Imrs 4r. egystemi tanar).
(MGNANCY TESTS,
Aschelm-Zondek & Galli-MaInIni, enmpnrison of
results. Olun))

PALLOS, L.
PRCi,L,M of trie diazotizatAon of wool, P- 351
MAGYAR TUDC,'~ANM, AKA11"ITA Vol. 7, no- 3/14 1955
Budapest, Hungary
SCURCE: &4ST EUROPEAN ACCLSSIONS LIST Vol.5, no. 7, juiv 1956

Identicn! d ipwelutr L' eri v "ti v is c :,42 "Utim-d by
1.11i 'partial f,"etylation of flwtol alla by the 1,Irthil
a! 'bk.tcA i-It TI,, i i,!
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13 L
JRMGARY / Chemical Technology, Chemical Products and
Their Application, Part 4, - Dyeing and Chem.-
ical Treatment of Textile Materials.
Abs lour: Ref Zhur- Khimiya, No 18, 1958, 63163.
Author : Geza Zemplen, Laszlo Mester, Laszlo Pallos.
Inst :Academy of Sciences of Hunga
Title :Wool Diazotization.
Orig Pub: Magyar tud. akad. Kem. tud. oszt. kozl., 1956,
7, No 3 - 4, 351 - 361.
Abstract: The experiments for clearing the action of
HNO, on wool (whether diazotization, or ni-
trose group formation, or reversible bind-
ing with HNO takes place) established that,
besides the Einding of HNO to wool, also a
diazo group was formed ,ani that only the
diazo group took part in reactions at the
dyeing of wool. A high light sensitivity
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pp.
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MUMMY -nthotic OrFar G ry
CATMORY Organic Chpmistry. Sy
A BS. J OUR. RZKhims., No& 11960P No,. 1204
11" 1 p I-larkas., I..; Major, A.; Ppl-Il.os, L.; Varridy, j.
TL L )f
IORIC,. FTJB. pc-rio(j. pojytec~m. Chem. Engng, 1958, 4,
231-234
ABSIRPCT The convers-on of phenyl benzyl ketones ir-A.'i
'0 ,
~j~ofl~ivorv..n'Lwas carried uut accurding, he
HO
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C. ar
HUNGARY OrGanic Chemistry. Natural Substances and 13
Their Synthetic Analogues.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 18, 1958, 61162.
Abstract: proposed. The hydrolysis of III and IV results
in 2,11-dimesylphisetol (V) and 2,4,6-tritresyl-
- W-(.,xyfloracetopherione (VI). 2,29 g of CH3S06Cl
(VIII is added to the solution of 2 g of I in 2
nil of pyridine cooled to -50, the mixture is left
to a3e for 50 hours at 00, after which it is
poured out into 60 ml of ice-cold water, III is
produced, yield 88.9~~, melting point 1110 (from
alcohol). The mixture of 2 g of III and 25 ml cf
201//o-ual HCl is boiled (3 to 10 min.) and left to
a,,,-e 12 hours (200), V is obtained, yield 81.9%,
i.ielting point 92.5 to 930 (from alcohol). IV is
prepared similarly of 22 g of II in 220 ml of
pyridine and --,8.06 g of VII, yield 85.6,1D, melt-
in,r,*. point 121.5 to 1220 (from CH3COOH). The sus-
Card 2/--)

PALLOS, L.; FARKA3, L.
Final structure and synthesis of corecpsin. p. M.
NIACTAR KEMILI FOLY131RAT. (Magyar XemiKusok i-gypsu'&te) Budapes'k , Hungary, Vol. 6c JP
No. 7, July 1959.
Monthly List of Elast Eurorp&r Accessions (fEkI) LC, Vol. Y, No. 1, Jan. 196c.
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