SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PIGULEVSKIY, G. V. - PIGUZOV, YU. V.

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PIGUIEVSKIY, G.V.; BOROVKOV, A.V.
Sesquiterpenes of the essential oil of the f1ruits of Libanotis
transcaucasica Schischk growing in the Stavropol Territory.
Zhur. prikl. khim. 36 no.4:926-928 Ap 163. (MM 16:7)
(Stavropol Territory-Essences and essential oils)
(Sesquiterpenes)

PIGUIMKIT, G.V.; BOROVKCV, A.V.
Sesquitarpenes of the essential oil of the fruits of Libanotin
transcaucasica Schischk (Golubozersk formp introduced). Zhur.
pri~l- khim. 36 no./+.,929-930 Ap 163, (MM 16:7)
(Essences and essential oils)
(Sesquiterpenes)

IWRANC'VA , 7 . L. ; , Yu. D. ; ~ I -J; LJ-VIAlY , C,.V. Ideceased I
Oyides of higher fatty 1-nsal-raLed acids. .-ar*, ~: ---.
cxides of petroselinic and petroselaidic acid meti-~ esters
acetic acid. -hur. ch. kl~im- 34 nc.10:3487-3493 (:
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1. Leningradskiv iYLsiidarstvem,..vy univer-sitet.

l'Ir',UlZVSK:Y, G.V. [doceftse'll; K( N r ", , . .
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"hur. oh. khim. -1~1 r)c.-: 11 -.
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LRIGULEVSKI, _G. -ased]
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Third Internatiorial. ConKress an Eagointial 11,11a. Past. re-P.
1 no.11152-153 165. (PIPA 18:6)
1. Botanicheskiy Inatitut Im. V.".. Konarova All SSSR, Leninprad.

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ERANMTNA, Ylj.A.; KERINOV, S.Sh.; PlGUUVSKrY, G.V.
Furocuum&rim in fmits of fernel H.ppwarath= micrccarrum (9m-,B
Fedtoch. Zhur. prtkl. khlm. 38 no.511172-1174 My 165~
(MIRA 18,11)
1. Botanichaskiy institut AN SSSR.

DFUJ,~17SYNA, Yu.A.; PIG[!LEV,;K:Y, C.V.; ?"KREYF'~'Al -.11.
Coumarin compo-unas fr,Im fr-,Its cf !,~ -7.7- .. .
7.~i,ir.prikl.kl-inl- 38 no.11:1'570-257~ N 1- 5.
(x, ..i, , - : ~, .~
1. Submitted April 23, 19,-.4.

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VASILOW, A.Y.. IrAh.: PIGULWMY, I.A., starohly elektromekhanik.
ArypliftIr for trouble shooting In track circuits. Artom., toles.
I EVIAN 2 no.104 A 158. (MIRA 1'- t I)
1, Tereshchaglasknys, distantelya signalizatsil I avyazi Sverdlovskoy
doragi. (Rallroads-Tolophons) (Blectric circuits)

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IPIGULIVSKIT. K., inzh.
--'wowwlftrs~ place in the competition for the best motors In the vorld.
Tekh.mol. 26 no.2:34 '58. (MIRA 11:2)
I.Sek.retarl Vessoyuznogo trenerskogo soveta po velosipednomu sportu.
(Motorq3reles)

BELYY, M.; FIGULEVSKIY, L.
hwhing barges on the Dnieper-Bug Canal and on the Pripet River.
Rech. transp. 22 no.5s45-46 My 163. (MIRA 161g)
1. Starshiy dispetcher Pinskogo uchastka Verkhne-Dneprovskogo
parokhodetva (for Belyy). 2. Nachallnik tekhnicheskogo otdela
Pinskogo sudostroitellnogo i sudoremontnogo zavoda (for
Pigulevskiy).
(Dnieper-Rug Can&l-Towing)
(Pripet River-Towing)

PIGULIBYSKIT, L.G.. NOVAUVA. V.1.
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Xseential oil obtained from wild carrot Daucus carota L. Zhur.
prlkl.khim. 28 no.12:1355-1357 D '55. (XLRA 9:3)
(3sesuceB and essential oils) (Carrots)

PIGULEVSKIY, M. Kh.
Fundament,als and metholn ~f studying the ph *v-ic-,l Pn,~ of Pci-;
sup%ltment to the cofrq--ra,iv-~ stir;v f the Sci-2 -~f the 1,--nin,7r~I' :,r-rvi,;c-. ., ^ ~~: ., 1
193~- (Trudy Lenin,-rE'!skogc. Vses~;uzr. .---
institutc ludobr-riii, -i-r-.+-kY~n` . -1 441)

RWIN. Yeavolod Sergeyevich, inzh.; TORGONSKIT, Mikhail Nikolayevich,
doteent, kond.tekhn.nauk reteenzent;
9 *Ii- red.; GORYOOVA,
DIYAKOTA, Te.l.. rateenze ii-, MZYHS~T
L.K.. red.izd-ve; KUZNWSOTA, A.I.. tekhn,red,
[construction of logging roads and artificial structures]
Stroltellstvo losovoimykh dorog I Lskusetvannykh scoruzhenii.
Koskva. Goalesbumixdet, 1960. 330 P. (MIRA 14:4)
(Forest roads)

USISR/Madicine - Parasites, U Fab 50
Infection, rxperimental
02Xperizental Infection of Van by the Larva of
Gastrophilus Intestalls," S. V. Pigulevskly,
Uningred Sanitation and Hygiene Ned Inat
ODok Ak naukSSOR"Vol LXX, No 5, py 933-936
Studies method of penetration of skin by subject
parasite, bletological picture of section of skin
JAto vh1ch larva have penetrated, and subjective'
sensation during penetration. Finds that in prbc-
sea of penetration into skin and movement there-
after Important role is played not only by mouth
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MR/rAdIcize - Parasites (Coutd) 11 Fab 50
and throat organs but also by cytolyt1c effect
or salivary secretions. Notes pain and :itching
region of larva. Submitted 24 Noy Jig by Acad
1. 1. skryabin.
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PIGULEVSKU , Sergey Viktorovich; POPOVKIN, Aleksandr Petrovich;
TOVSTOLUZHSKIY, N.1.0 inzh., retsenzent; GONCHAdiOV, A.F.,
inzh., retsenzent; KIFMLI, L.S., red.izd-va; GRECUISHCMA,
V.I., tekhn. red.
[Construction and maintenance of 750 mm-gauge logging rail-
roads] Ustroistvo i soderzhanie lesovoznykh abelearkh dorog
kolei 750 mm. Moskva,- Goslesbumizdat, 1963. 224 P.
(MIRA 17:3)

YNWZT�KlY Ber4 VladWrovich, prof.; PBMMWNDV, Yu.V., red.;
- .. tekhn. red.
[Pathogenic animls of Daghestan) Patogennye ztuvotnye
Dagestana Saratov lad-vo Saratovskogo univ. Pt.2.
(Poisonou; animQ lkdovitye zhivotnyp.'1961. 128 p.
(MIRA 16:6)
(DAGHESTAN-POISONOUS ANIMALS)

PIGULEVSKIY, Sergey 'Iladiairovich
(Dagestan State Med Inst), Academic Degree of Doctor of Medical
Sciences, based on his defense, 11 February 1955, in the Council
of the Leningrad Med Inst of Sanitation and Hygiene, of hi8
dissertation entitled: "Classification and historical routes of
distribution and philogeny of trematoda of the gorgodend f?_7
family. rl
Academic degree and/or title: Doctor of Sciences
SO: Decisions of VAK, List no. 24, 26 Nov 55, Byulleten' MVO SSSR, No. 20,
Oct 57, Moscow, pp 22-24, Uncl. JPRS/NY-471

SHLrVCHENKO, A.L., inzh.;.._PIGUIEVSKIY, V.G., inzh.
Installation for securing built up columns during their
erection. Prm. stroi. 41 no.11:46 N 163. (WRA 17:2)

' FIGULNTSKIT, V.G., insh.
Frecast reinforced concrete construction olonents of build-
ings subjected to large dynmdc loads. From-strol. 38
no.6:36-39 160. (KIM 1317)
1. Pridneprovskiy Proustroyproyakt.
Okctor lee-Do sign and construction)
(Strains and stresses)

- PIGUIMKII, V.G.
Shortcomings of roofs of Industrial buildings with double c=-!:eTar
slabs. Prom* atroie 40 noe2:11-12 962. (MIRA 15:7)
(Roofing, Concrete)

PIPROV. V.M.
Palo& electrolqdrualle method for controlling the froexing of
pip*o In wells. Aserb. neft. khos. 39 no-5:16-17 NY 160.
(MIRA 1):10)
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to trulp . the yield of NO11 was f15% with lot 4%
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groop In Fuch juivu. is zlitbic in 40TO )I#SOq. PolymcTl-
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ppuk. dr Rafael Pijade.
(BCHINOGOCCOSIS radiogr.)
(DIAPHRAGM die.)

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r/,/- " / / C,/: , P it-
FIGUTA. D.-.
Objectione to V.A.Gorboyls review of D-B-Pigutals book 'Sanitary
improvement of inbabited communities.' Gig. j on. ?2' no.11:69-73
N '57. (MIRA 11:1)
(PUBLIC HFAIRR. RURAL) (GORBOV, V.A.)

Pl,',UTA, D. PA ?6/~,~T67
UM/ModIcine - EpMemlology Jul he
Medicine - Literature, Medical
"Review of Professorm L. V. Gromshevokly and
G. M. Vayn1rekhato Book, Tocal RpIdemlology,'"
D. Piguta, 4 pp
"Gig I San" No 7
- Unfavorable review of book, published by
Modgit, Mosoov, 1947. Considers It unfit for
a ronual.
TDB

I I I
PIGUTA.D.B.
[Establishing sanitw7 conditions in inhRbited placeel Sanitarnaia
ochietka neselennykh most. Moskva, Medgiz. 1955. 251 P.
(SANITATION) (Kw 8:11)

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too
A, 10 I's
to 48 is is KW is I an
0 9 9 0 0 0 O's 0 0 a

00 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 41 0 9
a 'j, A W m a 0 as v a SO 0 v a a 0 W~,*
01 , f _JL_
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POOM14% A46 rpoplefIfs "t.
00
09.0 Tb 0 theory d &yelps so WO "WAMOry Aysc M. V, t-00
Korviingim. U. A. flilmyo as?d A. F. Sruvrchkins. AM
go; Ilk No. 14 TUm. 204M. 190, H, 2918; cl.
C A. 36, 1&Z;.-Hxpts'ao draruinidrAg aft we reportect
71W Ink W" treated iW4 bm at "gap. Witb a
oom mixt. at: AcOH 10, amid. No meet - -,!Mk, 10 ad. wo "k
ot*
go trite 2 s. in 30 o1. of HoO. Tbis mAxt. am mW pF 00
of 6ber. After the tmtnmmt, the aft Was
00 soOmd, Sompirs of tbe 4carninised sUk were i= Thl
go I lim( PWO 1JhW "d Mect Violet 0 in 00 promise of
60 N11,C1. The lbuit W advorption a Direct PWO Phir by R, goo
the treated &M to*% 0.014 jf,cquiv. per 100 S. of Wk, fw
90.3 Dirvel Violet 0 it wo 0.016 g.-cqWv. The firmit of ad-
mwplim of deandmilrd lumb 541k is O.M5 I.-tQWiv. pet
uO g, of 99k Imm tbon of untreated silk. The loo-trril
000 !4vorplim POWs to The importance of dic &SAN* JpoWp in
coo
CIO W MW mWaotivit dym by *U. and of
i bat we the dye wit! The Aber, 1000
161. floftb
0
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A -W
ZOO. IM, U, ITM-Titt obunp. -0101
of cultivated 04111 for Meet Pure Blue is 00
0 Mect Violet DAM g equiv. per too it f
ililk. Ttese values are in good agreement with the Alcier,
Fikentaclia and Porai-Kowhits thc~wy on the absorption
limits of adds. will dyn and subsiatilivt dyes. The
almspike Dolts d fulinh Wk we 1.5 lfnlc~ those of cul-
livaled aa~
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-'Tr,TTZOVJI V". V.,
"Effect of Chromium on the Elastic Properties and Internal Friction of Ferrite."
(Dissertation for Degree of Candidate of Technical Sciences.) Vin HiL~her F.Fducation
USSR, Moscow Order of Labor Red Banner Inst of Steel imeni I. V. Stalin, Moscow, 1955
SO' M-1036 28 Mar 56

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AUTHOR PIGUZOV, YU.V. PA - 2243
TITLE -An ZKVVitigation of the internal Friction in the r- and a-phases
of high Chromium Steel (Izuoheniye vnutrennogo treniya v r- I a-
faekh vysokokhromistoy stali).
PERIODICAL Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1957,Vol 112,Nr 4,pp 636-639 (U.S.S.R.)
Received 4/1957 Reviewed 5/1957
ABSTRACT The investigation of a steel in which both austenite and ferrite
can be obtained would be interesting and so would be the investiga-
tion of ther-a-transformation occurring In this steel by the method
of internal friction. For this purpose the specially produced steel
105 KE 12 (chemical composition in %: C 1,051 Cr 11,901 N 0,012)
was sued. The castings ,eighing 30 kg were forged into roda, anneal*
ed in the vacuumi and then cold-drawn into a wire of 0,7 mm.
Measurements were carried out bi means of the vacuum-torsion-pendu-
lum RKF-MIS in a vacuum of -lo- torr at frequencies of 0,4 and 1,4
c. A diagram shows the temperature-dependence of the internal fric-
tion of the samples okilled in water at various temperatures. The
curves of temperature-dependence of the internal friction of the
samples chilled from 000 - 10200 at a frequency of -1,4 a have a
peak at -2100. The height of the peak grows with increasing chill-
ing-tomperatur*. On the occasion of chilling at at least 11600
(up to melting temperature) the peak completely vanishes at -2100
and at approximatively 2800 a new peak appears the height of which
practically does not depend on chilling-temperature. The amount of
Card 1/3

PA - 2243
An Investigation of the internal Friction in the I- and a-phaaes
of high Chromium Steel.
the inner background is here much smaller than In the case of the
first measuring-series. The curve of the samples chilled from 11300
has,two maxima at -2100 and -2800. Radiographic and microstructure
investigations show that chilling leads to different phase-states.
A table contains the lattice-parameters and the atructure-phase-com-
ponente of the samples with different temperatures.
The peak at approximatively 2100 is due to the interaction between
the carbon-atoms and the defects caused by elastic stresses in the
martensite-lattice. The higher the chilling-temperature the trreater
the mioro-stressea in the lattice.
The author considers the solution of carbides to be a decisive fac-
tor in the case of an increase of the peak, which is indicated by
the modification of the inner background. The peak at- 2800 is due
to the diffusion of the carbon-atoms embossed in th: r-iron and has
only one relaxation-time. Position and height of th a peak do not
change in the case of gradual tempering up to 5000 temperature after
a modification of 1000 in each case. (4 illustrations)
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An Investigation of the internal Friction in the - and a-phasea
of high Chromium Steel.
ASSOCIATION Moscow Institute for Steel "J.V.STALIN"
PRESENTED BY G.V.KUDRYUMOV, member of the Academy, on 4. 7. 1956
SUBMITTED 22. 6. 1956
AVAILABLE Library of Congress
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Trans lat ion from: R eferativnyy zhurna I, Metal lurgiya, 1958, Nr 6, p 333 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Piguzoy,-Y-u, V. , Finkel'shteyn, B. N.
TITLE: Moduli of Elasticity in the Fe-Cr System as a Function uf Con-
centration (Kontsent rats ionnay a zavisimost' modulcy tipruKosti
v sisteme zhelezo-khrom)
PERIODICAL: Sb. Mosk. in-t stali, 1957, Vol 36, pp 168-175
ABSTRACT: E and G measurements were performed on eight types of
Fe-Cr alloys containing 0. 85, 1. 8, 3. 72, 4. 7, 6. 76, and 14%
of Cr, respectively. The moduli were calculated from tile
resonant frequencies of longitudinal and torsional oscillations
generated by electromagnetic means in cylindrical specimens.
Vacuum-smelted alloys were forged into rods 8 mrn in diameter
at a temperature of I 1000C; the rods were then drawn out, in
conjunction with process- annealing operations carried out under
vacuum, to a diameter of 6 mm. The specimens were subjected
to following heat-treatment procedures: tempering at a ternper-
ature of 9000 for a period of one hour; quenching in water at
9400; annealing for a period of two hours at a temperature of
0 0
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Moduli of Elasticity in the Fe-Cr System as a Function of Concentration
established that at increasing concentrations of Cr, the values of E and G
increase somewhat, while the Poisson ratio is reduced. The critical Debye
temperature, OD, was computed on the basis of the propagation velocities of
longitudinal and transverse waves. It was found that the 0 increases with
increasing Cr content, which indicates a strengthening of ~ke interatomic
bonds. The results obtained coincide qualitatively with the values of 0 D
(obtained by X-ray methods) as found in literature. Heat-treatment procedures
have very little effect on the values of E, G, and eD*
2. Ir, n-chr.)mium !,,ystems--'Fe.-.j_ A. F.
Iror.--rxo:-d'_,n sy~;te.,n.,;--NechqiA,~q1 properties
i,, .'y ; e*..,;,--..e2'_ re.- ,Its
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AUTHOR: Liguzov, Yu.V.0 Candidate of Technical Sciences, Yoscow In-
st_fT-uT_e_or-',tt~ee1 imeni I.V. Slalin
TITLEt Relaxation Phenomena In Flure Metals and Alloys (Relaksatsion-
nyye yavloniya v chistykh metallakh i splavakh)
PERIODICAL; Vestnik vyjshey shkoly, 1958, Nr 9, pp 72-73 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: From 2-4 April 1958, an Intervuz Conference on the"Relaxation
Phenomena of Pure Metalo and Alloys" took place at the
Moskovskiy institut stali (Moscow Institute of Steel). The
conference was attended by 196 representatives of 24 higher
educational institutions and 31 scientific-research institu-
tes (including 8 institutes of the USSR AS)/' from 13 cities
of the Soviet Union. Doctor K. Mishek of the Prague In-
stitute of Technical Physics and Den Ge Sen of the Pyongyang
State University were also present. S.I. Filippov, Deputy
Director of the Institute of Steel, opened the confprenep.
A reviewing report was delivered by B-N-FiAkelfshteyt [Ftial In
04waorw IredtAeof Stee2). V.T. Shmatov (Institute of Physics of
the U33R AS in Sverdlovsk) and N.S. Fa3tOV (Tsentrallnyy
nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut chdrnoy metallurgii (TsKIChM)
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gave information on the application of the thermodynamics of
non-balanced conditions. V.S. Postnikov (Kemerovskiy pedaA
gogicheskiy institut - Kemerovo Pedagogical Institute) dealt
in his report with questions of the internal friction of
plastic deformed metals and alloys under increased tempera-
tures. G.S. Pisarenko and V.V- 01illchevskly (Kiyev Poly-
technic Institute and Institute of Metallo-Ceramics and
Special Alloys UkrSSR AS) told the conference about a method
of experimental examination of the energy dissipation in
materials. A.A. Sazonova and K.F. Starodubov (7)nepropetrovsk
Metallurgical Institute) reported on studies into the in-
fluence of annealing temperature after hardening, and iso-
thermic hardening during the subsiding of oscillations in
silicon spring steel. The report of M.F. Alekseyenko, Yu.V.
Piguzov and L.S. Fedotova (Moscow Institute of Steel and the
All-Union Institute of Aircraft Materials) was dedicated to
the annealing friability of high-chromium steels and its in-
fluence on internal friction. S.N. Polyakov kInstitute of
Ferrous Metallurgy Ukrj"SH AS) spoke on the influence of
manganese and molybdenum on the solubility of carbon in
alpha-iron and on thp kinetics of the separation of carbon, by in-
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