SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PIROGOV, L. S. - PIROGOV, YU. A.

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Heat treatment of parto havIng kf-y f-~luts. Masnlno!-~!.roi *.-, I
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FIROGOV. L.5.
Method of determination of erythrocyte@ sedlowtatlon rate In man
with reformoo to the effect of erythrocytes count, Tr. Toosolus.
obah. f1slol. no. 1:72-76 1952. (CLKL 24:1)
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PIROGOV, L.S.
Factors limiting working capacity of the organism in strenuous
work. Tr. Tseaolus. obah. fistol. no. 1:96-" 1952. (CIRL 24:1)
1. Delivered 14 December 1950. Uf&.

PIFDOOV, L.S.
Irythocyte sedimentation reaction; method of determination of trio
orythrocytee sedimentation tine in man. KlIn. sod., Moskva 30 no.
5.-61-66 May 1952. (CLML 22:3)
1. Doctor Biological Sciences, Professor. 2. Of the Department of
Animal Phvsiolngy (Head - Prof. L. S. Pirogov). Bashkir Agricul-
tural Irmt1tute. Ufa.

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lb7throcyte sedimentation reaction. Klin. mod., Moskva 31 no.4:81 Apr
1953. (CIML 24:4)
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TIMCHWKO, N.S. (Ufa); PIROGOV, L.S.. professor. saveduyushchly.
Rrythroc7te sedimentation and its relation to the number of erythrocytes.
Klin.med. 31 no.8:51-57 Ag '53. (KIJLA 6:11)
1. Kafedra fisiologii shivotnykh Bashkirskogo sellskokhosyaystvennogo insti-
tut&. (Blood-Sedimentation)
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Society for the Admiraltaiskii Plant. 3udostroenie 2ro no.7s
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-FIROGOV, Nikolay DmItriyevich; BILINalY , M.Ya. , red.; PEIL%N, M.N~ , ',ijklill.
red.
(Masonry) Kamenriye rFiboty. Izd.4,, ispr. Moskva, Vseq. uchexi(--
pedagog. izd-vo Proftekhizdat, 1961. 374 p. (MIRA 14-10
(Masonry)

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TITLE
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Pirogov. M S., Engineer
Heat Tianat'er'to Sodium in the Region of Low Values
of Pekle's Number
PERIODICAL Teploenergetika. 190J , No. 3, pp 62-64
TEXT The little work that has been done on heat transfer
during the flow of molten metal in pipes in the region of small
values of Pekle's number indicates that the heat-transfer
coefficient is very low under these conditions. The Nusselt
numbers obtained under laminar flow conditions are several times
less than the theoretical value of Nu = 4 36 This was becausp
the previous authors calculated the liquid temperature without
allowing for axial thermal conductivity. In the present work the
sodium temperature was calculated with allowance for axial heat-
flow along the tube walls and in the flow of sodium In a number
of the tests it wag determined by taking mean values of the
measured temperature distribution across the tube section. The
tests were made in a circulatory system where all the parts in
contact with molten sodium were made of stainless steel
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E1911/13155
lic,at Transfer to Sodium in tt-e Region of Low Values of Pekle
Number
grade lif 1849"T ( lKhl8N9T The exper imental sec t ions wer e made c t
copper tube of 28 mm internal diameter with a wall thickness ot
4 mm. There were two experimental sections differing in the
number and arrangement of thermocouples. The experimental section
was heated by an electric heater wound round the outer surface ol
the tube and heat loss to the surrounding medium was calculated
The experimental section was vertical with flow of sodium from
bottom tu top The sodium circuit was maintained under an exceLaq
pre5sure of argon. Measurements were made of the e m f , of thP
thermocouples, the heat supply to the heater, the flow of' sodium
and tile temperature aii-i temperature distribution in the sodium
flow. For each condition graphs wore constructed of the
temperature diRtribution of the wall along tile ox1jorimontal se(tioll
of the tube a typical graph is -,hown in Fig 3. The exper iment a I
procedure and tile formulae used in working out the results are
described and discussed The value of the correction of tile
sodium t emperat tire due t o axial heat I eakage when Pe - 18 is
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88237
S/096/61/000/003/006/012
E194/E155
Heat Transfer to Sodium in the Region of Low Values or PelcIr's
Number
1.30 and if this were not allowed for it would reduce the heat-
transfer coefficient by 2110,o*The heat loading on the expf-rimf-rital
tube was 65 000 to 72 000 kcai/M2 hour, and the rate of flow of
sodium ranged from 0.05 to 0.87 m/sec, corresponding to a ranc7r! of
Reynolds numbers between 2400 and 64 000. The temperature
difference between the tube walls and the flow of sodium ranged
from 4.8 to 2.6 OC. The experimental data are plotted olonz with
those or several other,authors, and it is concluded that when "0
is between 18 and 400 the majority of experimental points lie
within � 1504' of a line corresponding to the ~,'nrtinelli-Layon
equation Nu = 7 + 0.025 (c Pe) o.8 where E = 1.
The experimental values are in excellent agreement with the nut)ior's
previous work (Ref.4). In the range of Pe >100 they also ag-rev
with those of Kirillov et al. (Ref.5). The values of certain other
authors are too low, for reasons already explained.
There are 5 figures and 8 references: 7 Soviet and I English.
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ASSOCIATION: Vsesoriznyy teplotelclinicheskiy institut
(All-Union Heat Engineering Institute)

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float traxisfer to Bodium in the region cf '.cw Peclet m=bers.
Toploenergotika 8 no.3. &1-64 Mr 161. 14 19)
1. Vaesoyuznyy teplotakhaichoskiy institut.
(Sodium) (Hoat-Transmission)

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pit. no.2:4-5 Y 158. (KIRA 11:3)
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[Carpentry and preparation of cement molds] Plotnichno- opalubochtiya
raboty. Isd. 2-o9. perer. i dop. Mogkva. Goo. Izd-vo lit-ry po
stroit. I arkhitakture, 1956. 383 p. (KLRA 9:4)
(Carpentry) (Concrete conatniction--Formwork)

PIROGOV, Mikolay Dmitriyovich; KOVAIJVSKIV. Ivan Ivanovich; BILINSKIY, X.Ye.,
reduktor: WZIKIN. D.G.. takhnichaskiy redaktor
[Nasonry and bricklaying] Kamennye I pechays raboty. Mosim. Voes.
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POIAND/Nucl,tar Physici flucleex
Abs Jour Pef Lhar - Fizlkn, Na
A I th C, Wilhelmi, L., Pirogov, 14.1.
Inn, t Uot Given
T1 tle 13ie 1216b ~v,p)l')i3n Reaction
Pub Bull. Acad. polon. sci . , 1957, -'l, 4, 44)i- 41)' , .~fja:
Abitract The authors have measured the ratins uf the cross sectiun-.; of
the reactions 3-bl2l (/,6p)Snl2l and the Fe56 (n.. 14g5(). Une
.ra3 made of noutrono from the reaction -ihJ~h heve
a rontlnuouB spectrum with a maxi um energy of 14.8 mev. Ir-
radiation of Sb and Fe was simultaneous under identical r7ondd-
tions. The tin was separated from the Irradiat-ed antimany
chemically. The losses of tin in the separation were. deter-
mined by the activation method. The ratio of the cross sec-
tions, which was found to be o.c)4,o to.no, is in agreement with
the value of the ratio calculated on the basis of the statio-
tical theory of nuclear reactions, which equals C1.050.
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[Book on tasty and healthy food] KniCa a vIcusnoi i zdorovoi
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MSONOV, S.M.; GALIKINA. A.7.; KOCH31TIOVA. Z.Y.; KATSKO. B.S.; PIROGOV, S.M.
Ube of vitamin-earichod fats to increase the vitamin content of food
served at public eating establishment@. Top.pit. 13 no.5:22-24 3-0 154.
(Vitamins) (Food, Isriched) (KLRA 7:9)

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In 5 minutes instead of 40. Vest. Vozd. Fl. no.10 84 '?
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ACCESSION NH# AP4037293 s/blqo/64/oo6/0o5/0962/0963
AUTHORSo 2harovo A. A.; Kissin, Yu. V.; Pirogov, 0. N.1 Yonikolopyan, N. So
TITLEt Radical stereospeciric high pressure polymerization of propylene
SOURCE: Vy-"okomolekulyarny*ye soyedineniya, v. 6, no. 5, 1964, 962-963
TOPIC TAGS: propylene polymerization, high pressure polymerization, radical
stereospecific polymerization, isotactic propylone polymer
AM71LICT: Isotactic polypropylene was obtained by radical polymerization of
propylene at 7000 atmospheres pressure and at temperatures of 100 or 200C. The
polymerization of propylene occurs in the presence of such initiators as
azobutyronitri.le, benzoyl peroxide, and tert.butylperoxide (as well as without
them). The molecular weight of the polymer obtained at 200C in the presence of
benzoyl peroxide was 900. Infrared spectroBcopy showed that the polymer was in a
state of isotactic configuration. Thin was confirmed by x-ray photographs. The
polypropylene obtained by radical polymerization at 200C was 45-49% isotactic,
while the one obtained at 100C was 54-56#'V isotactice The degree of cryatallinity
Co,d 1/2

AOCESSION NR: AP4037293
of the polymer was 13%. Orig. art. hasir 1 equation.
ASSOCIATIONt none
SMITTEN 19Nov63 DATE AOQt O9Jun64 ENCLs 00
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PIROGOVI O.N.; KISSIN., *-'a.V.; HIRKOV, N.M.
S-Mtnes:s ana *,rif. xinetica of the fo.-ahtit"; :,
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RASPOPOV, L.n.; PIROGOV, O.N.; CHIRKOV, N.M.; LISITSY':, D.M.
Mechanical properties of -polyolefing. Flar-t 1: Depanden,--e
of the mechanical properties of polypropylene on i ta molecu-
lar weight and fractional composition. Vysokom. soed. 5
no.12:1761-1764 D 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. llnstitut khimicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR.

TSVh'IKOVA, V.I.; PIROGOVI, O.N.; LISITSYN, D.M.; CHIMOV, N.M.
Kinetics and mechanism of olef in polymerization on complex catalysts.
Part 1: Kinetic equations and determination of the rate constants
for the polymerization of K-olefins on the syBtem TiC13 - AIR when
different methods of accompliskAg thn process are employed. 4aokom.
ooed. 3 no.4:585-593 AP 161. (14TRA 14:4)
1. Institut khimicheakoy fiziki AR SSSR.
(Olefins) (Polymerization)

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00=1 "Okawletkulyarayto goyogniuly&* Yo" 50 000 5* 1963o 633-638
'NOuth"Is, ftnatlen klastlesp poly-alpha-cleflue., polymerization of
Ale system
Propylomp, catel,
.2b*.pr*9*ut voft vai-etrried out Missing InformRtion on
to Piwir, the
Unit,
es of propylaw overlbe system Al(lso-C,vub 4 11 sub 9) sub 21
'M:Aud TLM:imb It. Polywirlsatjou was bonai tedtAn high, pressure Instanstione at
AAI; t4i 1.7, atli and a tev"'retwiro or 60 to 1000,, umIng Iltdd propane
raw -propy-
low ulAwns.' Uquld polywra,vers, obtained vith 4 degree of pa4wrization
ranxbw fnw3 to T and blaber' , ftelr wjecular.weldft depended- on %bb U.Mpemtur~
sad the Alift-mUoie
pro d the poly-
iaw to be Iwo as
ftm VIth 66 Offredleate 4. ~ intlo at t1w grwups CR sub 2 w 0i
eni'='~ $44b to A smU savant., of ilayl double boads van also
me ~Zlfthlfififsi Aw "EM LOl&t4T%Q&jO* &jX" PlaWjxt. bas:
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Cwd Associations ILSOM101?

JPIROGOV. P..)mnd.ekon.nauk
Developing the forms of agricaltnral procurements. Sov.torg.
no.2:53-56 7 15q. (MIRA 1,2:2)
(Produce trade)

PIRODOVP P.jka
-,nd.ekonom.nauk
Let$6 Inprove the planni of procarement and the use of
vegetables. Sovtorg. 35 no.7:3-6 JI 162. (MIRA 15:11)
(Vegetable trade)

FIROMT, Vetr_FQtroNrjch; ARI'Tifid,,OVA, V.G., red,; TIKII01,J)VA, I.M.,
tekhn. rod.
[A great e--ploit is continued; the glorious deedr of sappers
of the Leningrad Yilita7 District]Fodvir prodo1zhaetsia; o
slavrWkh delakh Baperov eningradskogo voennc.,go okrul7l.
Loningrad, "onizdat, 1962. 70 p. (MRA 15:9)
(Leningrad-bomb reconnniestince)

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GRIGORIYAN, G.S., prof.; KISTANOV, Ya.A., prof.; FEFILOV, A.I., dots.,
GENKINA, L.S., dote.; VASILITEV, S.S., dots.; SEREBRYA.KOV, S.V.,
prof.; DNURCVSKIY, S.P., prof.; FLtOGOV, F.V., date.; VJWLI,
B.I., doktor ekon. nauk, SIOTRINA, N.A., dots.; KI)LIKOV, A.G.,
prof.; KUZIN, N.I., dots.(deceased]; AVETISYAN, Te., red.;
VUKHIN, Yu., tekhn. red.
[Economics of Soviet trade] Ekonomika sovetskoi torgovli;
uchobnik. 2., dop. izd. Moskva, Politizdat, 1963. 519 p.
(MIRA 16:12)
(,,tufisia-Commerce)

GRIGCR'T AN, G. S. ( Hr-yhor ILm, li.S. 1, dots., CIS- ANC V, fa. A - , dots - i
FEFI-OV, A. dota , GEM IUA, L'. ( Henklaa. L. S. ~. dots - ;
VASI.-TEV, ' Vasi. iev, S.S. dots. , SEHKBRTAX~V, 6. V. ,
pr,of. -, DNEPFI VSKIT, S.P 'LDnleprovs'kyl, S.F. #, prof ;
PIROGOV V.'Pyrohov, P.V dots , GOGGL' B 1.(Hohol', B1.1,
J-P L
doYi-'-;.IvCTRMA, N,A., dots U'LlyCV, C).C,.[Kul'ikov, C.H.
dots i K'-!ZIN, ~J I., dots.; DEMIDYITY,, V.F.jDamydluk, V.F.', red.;
SKVIRSKATA, m P.lSkvyrs kn. 4J, ,i, red , LOCHENKO, k.K., tekhn.
red.; SERGETEV, V.F.(Serhiplev, VJ 11, tekha. red
,'Soviet trnde sconomics) Ekonomlkn rndlRns'kol torhivIij p2d-
r-uchnyk. [Byl, C.S,.Grigor'lan t.Fi Inshl. Kylv, I)erzhp(-Iitvydav
UHSR, 1962 ~Op P. (Mlh,, 16:11~
~RuBsla--Corrtmerce)

GRIGORIYAN, G.V., dots.,* KISMOV, Ya.A., dots.; FEFlLOV, A.I., dots.;
GENKINA, L.S., dots.; VASIL'YEV, S.S., dots.; SEUBRYAKOV, S.V.,
prof.; DKEP-tOISHY S.F., prof.; PIAOGOV, F.V., dots.; XGuL',
B.I., dots.; SMOIRMA, NA., dota.; KULIKOV, A.G., dots.; KUZD.,
N.I., dots.; AVETIMAN, Ye., red.; MUKRIN, Yu., takhn. red.
[Economics of Soviet co=erce; textbook] Ekonomika sovetskoi torgov-
li; uchebnik. Mosk-Ta, Gospolitizdat, 1962. 527 p. (MIILA lr,:t)
1. Moskovskiy institut narodnogo khozyaystva im. O.V.Plekhanova
(for Grigorlyan, Kistanov, Fefilov, Genkina, Vasiltyev, Sere-
bryakov, Dneprovskiy, Pirogov, Gogolt, Smotrina, Kulikov, KuzinN
J.
(Russia-Commerce)

VASIL: YE-1- , , 3,S~. dot 5. . A, L.S. , 6o,.-. , G1 I GOP "YAJ , ~ St , :, '-s- .
KISTKI:cv. Ya.A... ucta.~ t'J'LaCV, A,G Jots.. P F ..
prof. (d-?-casad) , CIBM'A"ISIM, ?.Y-~.. dote., Fl.,,OXV,P F TV . ; 7. 1, 1 -- . ,
I-OFOV, A 1~ ~: di, t!-. 3- Uilt r,;A , !T A. Onts. F-EFILOV, A.I ,
SlAj~CHAKOVA. T I red. EPKITIA E I. , tel=i red.
(Ekenonics of crrrwTPej Ekonovixti 1-);Fov~j. CI. xn.11u', !a,
Vnvil'ev S S., Gri.gor tat, G 5 , Folilov, A.:. "(, F- -
torg.lz-"n* . 114,". . 'I r. ,I- uul 1, 1

SERiCBRYAKOV. S.V.. prof., doktor skonom.nauk; GOGOLI, B.I., dotaent;
LIFITS, K.X., prof.; YWILOV, A.I., dotsent; KISTTAHOV, Ya.A.,
dotsent. GMMINA. L.S., doteent; VASILIM, S.S., dotBent;
DMCPROVSKIY. S.P.. prof.- PIROGOV, P.V., dotsent; SIOTRINA, N.A.,
dotsent; KITLIKOV, A.G.,
do dotsent; PISEMIOV,V.
redo g - XLTMH, Yn., takhn.red.
(Economics of Soviet commerce] Skonomikii 9ovetskoi torgovll;
uchebnoe posobis. Mogkvn, Gos.izd-vo polit.lit-ry, 1959. 478 p.
(MIRA 12:12)
ObiBsia-Conmerce)

PIROGOV, V.
Methods for constr-ucting a otat`f-tl-al model of a remi-
conductor rectifier. Izv. AN Latv, ScR no.5:5--b4 '63.
(M IKA 17. 1 "
1. Institut elektroniki i 7ychislltellnoy tekhniki AN
Latviyakoy SSR.

BARLNOVI A.A.; GWHNYY, Ya.V.; Prinimali uchastiye: MDVCHAN, V., student;
NEWRA.K, F., student; FIROGOV,_V,,. student
Coalescence of graphite. Lit. prolav. no.5t25-28 tt 162. (bGRA 16:3)
(Cast iron-Mletallurgy)

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per&tibn the saidonductor
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else ic',altern&ting current railroad
tr
motor car
TODICAL "01. Laiviyakoy. $SR., lavestiya# no, 2 (187)'p
54-62,,'
iht,characteristica of a semiconductor donhected to the power
,electric railroad motor car are analysed taking into
of, an
failures lim.operations' ~The sequence of the states.of
ries'of structure
to 8~ so models
late Which "the it ili vaeibirsc~: The .'mombers', are interacting
t rao oil of which-11frealised by failure and controll
conver ors the Into ~ 41
11W, -effoctop Thiii mstho~ Uskei it"iporisible to tako.scoounIt -of
4rising, und r' 1. wo
a reft rking conditions. The study
'15;,ir-A -effects - is' considerably -stop If4e4- If the system in represented
"' f. i 41.
a be. ors 44hMqciMd;!of;p obability &tomatao Analog

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PIROGOVP V.
Analysis of the operation of a sendconductor electric rectifier
of an a.c.train. Izv.AN Latv.SSR no.2t54-62 163.
(MUU 16:4)
1. Institut elektronlkl I "chislitellnoy tokhnW AN
Latviyskoy SSR.
(Electric railroads) (Electric current rectifiers)

PIROWV, V.
Automtla detection of cvverhaating in axle bearirge of milroad carB.
Vastis latv ak no.9151-56 161.
1. Akademiya nauk Letviyokoy SSR, inatitut slaktroniki I vychislitellnoy
tekhniki.

t

SKLYAR, V.?"., ,)tsert; PIROGOV, V.A.
Use of the thermoelectric method in the dib~-nonls nf diseases
W'.,
of the urinary organs. Vrach. delo no.9114,'-'-'.--
,KIRA 16&10)
1. Kure urologii pri kafedre fakulltetskoy khirurgii (zav. -
prof. 1Z. Ishchanko) i kafedra normallnoy fiziologi-i (zav. -
pr-af. L.I.Putilin) Kiyevokogo meditsinakogo instituta.
(BCDY TEITHRATM) URBARY ORGA14S - DISMES)

,plrDGOV, V. I. [ Pyrohov, B. T. I
a,emical nbaract-!rIstIC3 of' o4,derltf-magnet '.e in t' c SO'll-l"T,
, ti
part of the KrIvoy Rng Pasin. '.fol. zhur. 24 no.4,15.-OO '6,4.
k974A JP~2
1. Yulhnyy gornoobogatltellnyy ~Umldnut,.

DRWISOV. V.I.; LRUTILI, A.T.; PMLESSXATA, Te.M.; BRXDIKBINA, A.M.;
SIX.UAIKIRA, Z.F.1 V=SWHAGnU, N.M.; INWISOVA. T.Y.;
PIROGOV. V.I.. red.; KTJZ3, N., tekhn.red.
[ZconovW of Belgorod Province; a statistical mamiall Narodnoe
khoziaistyo Belgorodskoi oblasti; statisticheekii abornik. Orel,
Gosetatizdat. 1959. 253 P- (MIRA 13:6)
1. Belgorodskaya oblast'. Statisticheakoye upravleniye. 2. Na-
challnik Statieticheskogo upravlaniya Belgorodskoy oblasti (for
PiroMv).
(Belgorod Province--Statistics)

FIROGOV, V. G., inzh.
Testing micro ters with a combination microscope and
micrometer. Izv. v7s. ucheb. zav.; gor. zhur. 5 no.8,.66-67
162. (MW 15ilo)
1. Universitet Druzhby Harodov imeni Patrisa Lw=by. Rekmendo-
vana kafedroy geodezii.
I
(Aneroid barometer-"eating)

PIROIGOV, V.G.
Nomogram :or calcila,,ing excegE!es in barometric leveling. Good.
i kaxt. n,.8t 37- 3Q Ag '63. (MIRA 1b:))
(Barometric hfpsometry)

F
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SALW6 /000/003/003/010
AUTHOR Pirogoy,
T
ITLI MicrObiromaii w t -mi, rose'a, -*I crome ter
i r c pe
PERXODXCALs~
-1zmerLtol1n&*ik to'khnika ',no.3., 1. 20-23
963
TEXT's 'Sensitive.. baronote'~rs. for surveying hive bo6n described in
foreign litorpture; the American-InLer6altime
ter . INM-~ 5of the
Paullvlil~"systin~'aad,th4~ Gersan 'alerobii0no.t.ir Gb5 made ~y- Askania-
are particu.lirly'worthy6r- nti ' o with
'They bah'-'moasi1ro'pr*ssur
~me on,
iiniidird-4 iif O.'O2't*.'-O43- un Hg.but,:thojr or* e;~ fairly
Cojopjj~atod~. j1d_'r
a 'difficult t6'mako. The. Vaosoyuknyy 'natichno-
issl*dova*oV~k1Y';:in'siItut goof 1-4 chostrikh" n9todov razv6dki
n:Selontlfic~!Rox4areh Xnititute':of Geoph:~sical Surveying
eth*4
r rometor.,w th'aterosco a
p
"Crewe, '-Q`~Oirogov an'd 'Y*Soray'~`Ptibor dlya-izmereniya
t A.P.
Iiiistrument, or
dav] on isuring presou e)
T r Avt.svid.
AD 6125397 ~'of April, 4:,' ~ 1959) lh~ this' Iniikun#nt a transparent
16 abuktod. on'ah 'aneroid b 41 lows." displacement being read by
c :-:The.bellow
a a eras Mitrolsoter.4
Ye' piece'. a, is 96 =n
t
diane or a three berylllua bronze ele*ikents and Its sensitivity'

S/lIL5/63/000/003/003/010
zi94/1455.
a-,- 2, /1 RS** The, C bjective,' haw- a magni
0.0 T-mm Aft pw 0 fication
5. 'micromete
~o An r a *:Pi*col&.Na itication of X 15; the tube
I y . an,
enxth~49'_80 Mm. The scale Is-:calibrated at intervals of 0.2 mm
-10 15 ~ nub, long so t
and hat,~prossure, changes'inthe range 500 mm HS
ca, n, b i i 0 A'Sui ri'o d Foam plastler~50 mm':ihick,provides heat
A, 'th ir-momet or' Is prco4ided, ~The instrument was
calibrated, for accuracy', and --soro"ihift, a'- iiit. stan''dard barometers;
SA
tUs pro.c*dui a given. The
used is-descri od'.ahd the results
1. ~4 . - ..: , - 1. . ~ -I .. in
struments did not,
b4twi*n-th 'of the -various
o re& S&
ndom'.I From results
d 0' 69 ili~'ind Vi4..var.iot Ions were. r&
- "f 0A)s'ervat 'ids d-that the standard
0 ions:~lovor~ fiv4`dayx lt~ is' cons re
'in single instrument is:
re're-ne'e's,of ried"t 4i, t ndard-instrument
26 H:' from~ diffar*njjs,~ of, .:doub3L moaslarements +0.022 mmHg.
NM SU
determining. th*':t*mp*ratur* coefficient
~an iusing
nd I table.
3~fijjux a
J.
K7 ,

,MOGGV, V.G.
Microbarometer with a udcroseope-micrometer. Izm.tekh. no.31
20-23 Mr 163. (MIRA l6t4)
(Barometer)

pnmm, V,G.
Finding gross errer* In the anpl&r wasurmente of traverse
surroys and transit traverses. Geod.1 kart. zko.3:34-36 my 156.
(Traverses (Surveying) (Kw 9.10)

FUMY. T.G.
Tachymetria leveling method's. Sbor. at. po good. no.9:47-53 '55.
(SUdia me"urements) (KLRA 9:6)

KMRA?ITVA. U.P.; PODUC~MYA. Ye.M.; NOVIKOVA, V.P.; IASUKOV. A.N.;
HMVITBYA, N.M.; PRIM, G.Yu.; XOZHIVNIKOV, V.P.; PIROGOV, Y.I..
red.; POLYAKOVA. K.A., tekh-~.red.
[1conoiW of Belgorod Province; a statiptical manuall Naradnoe
khozialetvo Belgorodskol oblasti; 9tatlatich"skii abornik. Orel.
Goastatirdat, 1167. 165 p. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Belgorodskays oblast'. Statistichaskoye uprqvlenlye. 2. Statiati-
cheakaye upravlanire Belgorodakay ohlasti (for all,nxcept Pirogov,
Polyakove) 3. Nachallnik StatiEfticheekogo upravlaniya Belgorodskoy
oblasti (for Ptrogov)
(Belgarrd Pr-~I-v- -9cmioml- ronditions)

KICHIGIN, A.F.; PIR')GOV, V.K.; SALTANOV, A.D.; LAZUTKIN, A.G.
Narrow-cut 11KO-2 cutter-loader working an the prinalpla of
breaking away coal f'ram the massif. Nauch. trud-y KNI1UI no.13i
24-1-243 164 (MIRA 18:1)

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kli S6~-Rp Irl ,~, I
I
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F)MIN. K.A.; BATL?FSXIT, D.A.. doIrtor istor.nauk; VOMOV, N.S., doktor
istor.nauk; GIMIKINA, B.B., doktor istor.nauk; KUCHKIN, I.P.,
doktor istor.nauk; KDSTOMAROV, G-D.. prof.; DADYKIN, R.P., kand.
istor.nauk-. MUCECMXATA. L.5.. kand.istor.nauir; SHARALIN, B.I.,
kand.1stor.nauk; HiNDWOV. I.S.; FIRDGOV, V.K., prepodavatel'
let's write the history of our plants and factories; a letter to
the editors. Sov.profooluzy 16 no.7:62-63 Ap '60.
(MIRA 13:4)
1. Sekretar' Soywa pisateley SSSR (for Fedin). 2. Glavnyy redaktor
Izd-va "Mookovskir rabochiy" (for Mamontov).
(Factories)

14 Pf -4, PI/Ii_2 MOMO W370136 P'~
AP600784.
N
iroitov," Ye.
P K.; 5hirokov
IITLZ ir of tungs
"BOtRWE': 'AN'SM. Sibiriskoye otdol-inlyo. Izvestlya. Serlyn tekhnicbeekikh nauk, no.
3. 1964, 168-171
ized grain orientation.- MY diffractfon pattern.
ABRTRACT: Recently, various branUbes of electronics have begun to utilize edge-shaped
ifeld.emittera made of temperature-processed tungsten strips (W.P. Dyke, IRE trans. on
mil. electr. V61. M114, no. 1, p. 38, 1960). This processing requires knowledge or the
temperature and temporal recrystallizatioa interval.' Since the ei~jtting capability of the
edge is determined basically by the vrork functions from various faces of the crystal
Teaching the surface of the edge, one must determine the indices of these faces. Con-
sequently, the author carried out X-ray studies of cold-worked, 60p thick, tungsten
sheets. (90% reduceo. Samples were worked, in various directions, and X-ray diagrams
were also taken from, the face of the intreatod sample. Comparative X-ray patterns
an shown.. Orig. art. has: 3 figures

i~ : 4(,r-,, v , v . Pi .
;, rrma*. ion of n . ^ ~ - nro-iv-~:-rn Is -: I mr,nsir., t iriF,-- , -~-, -
minor !'rrms. t,it,. 4.! nr,.~:45,', 'b3. IX -. :,. ~, I " - ~
1. 1z ,(,r ~isk)g,: pr, tiv. !--a)Orkql-zr,- C,,
Nl- . ~ .

It
SANSONOV, G.V.; KUMT90VA, N.P.; PONOMAREVA, R.B.i FIROGOV, V.S.;
S=ZHEVAP A.A.; Uli-"Uli LWang 1-kuang]
Additi6nal sorption interaction in the absorption by ion
exchange resing of organic subetances containing peptide and
amides groupings. Zhur.fiz.khim. 37 no.2-2W-283 F 163.
(MMA 16-25)
(PeniclUin) (Ion exc~hange resins) (Sorption)

PIROGOVP V~S.
Anatomic features of the roots of babies'-breath in rock-.
habitats, Bot. zhur,, 46 ric,8.1152-U61 Ag '61. k it ::---A I , -. ~.
(Roots (botany) -Ecology)
(Gypsophila)

PMOGOV, Ya.
RMART/Biology - Agriculture may 50
"Advance of Democratic Hungary," A. Gershkovich,
y&. p1rogov U
"Nauka I Zhizn'" No 5p PP 39-42
Dr Mate Imre, biologist, has developed and intro-
duced into practice a new variety of "dry rice."
He described results of his successful experiments
in the scientific work, "Experiments on the Cultiva-
tion of Rice Without Irrigation and Without Flood-
ing of the Soil
PDD 166T4
W;T4

PDW,OV, Te.l.. Inzh.
Using established formsilaa in calculating bearing moments of
statically Indeterminate plrdero. Prom. stroi. 38 no.9t6&-61
16o. (MIRA 13:9)
(Girders)

AXSENOV, Ye.F.; GREHENIKCV, Ye.A.; DEMIN, V.G.; PIR
- 20*.XAAI.
Sow problems concerning the dynazica of flights to Venue.
Soob. GAISH no.125il2-41 '62. (MIRA 160)
(Space flight to Venus)

ACC Nqo Al'u029057 SOURCE COM LIR/0032/66/032/000/0984/0967
AUMOR: Sobolev, M. D.; Piro&ov, Ye. N.
ORG: Moscow Engincering-Physics Institute (14oskovskiy inzh fixicheskiy inatitut)
L
TITIX: A method for studying damage during thermal fatig-ue__
SOURiCZ: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, v. 32, no. 8. 1966, 904-907
TO?IC TAGSi thermal fatigue, alloy steel, electric circuit, plastic deformation. fati-
Cue strength, fatigue test / E1647 steel
'A3ST%%CT, An experimental method was developed for studying cumulative damage during
theii--%al fatigue. Experiments were made on tubular specowns (d = 12.6/11 nun) of C1847
steel, water quenched from 11500C, and -thermally cycled between 750 and 2000C. A sche-,
matic drawing of the electrical control circuit is given. The plastic strain per cycle
(AC ) was calculated by subtracting the elastic from the total strain. This value was
i P. i
then plotted on a log-log scale as a function of the number of cycles to form visible ,
,cra4ing (M). With increased cycling Are diminished due to strain hardening, however, L
I P
ia linear dependence between lg Ac and Ig N was established by using the method of
P
least squares. Cumulative damage was studied by changing fr%m 6cp a 0.40 (11) to
UDC: 620.17
Cord 1/2

ACC NR. AP6029857
Ac a 0. 715% M, and from Ac 0.46% (11) to AC 0.245% (111). Values of (N frn fV
/H were given as functions of n IN where N. is the thermal fatigue endurance under
f i i t
(II), Mf that under (1) or (III), n i in the duration of loading in initial cycling, and
nf is the duration of loading to fracture. Values of Ni and N f werv determined
cadurance curves constructed according to the least squares method. Calculations of
thermal fatigue under different conditions showed a large deviation from the lineha'r'~`m
cumulative fatigue law. For tr4maitions from 11 to III, n2/N2 + n3/83 -c I fur all
transition stages; for 11 to 1, n2IN2 + nj/Rj > I for all transition stages up to
njINI Ic 0.7, while at nj1Nj a 0.7 the sun Z nj1Nj - 1.
he scatter in the fatigue sults was greater for the combined cycles. A probability
istribution for fracturig was given as a function of IS N, the latter ranging from
.8 to 3.4, for 1MISM K1 tested at Acp a 0.76% for r m GWC aDd r
rig. art. Me: 4 figmrss, 3 ftmulAw. am win a 2000C.
COM t ll.2W SM DATE: am@/ ORIG IXF1 009/ on rxr i oo3

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PERIODICAL: No
TEXT- Corundum tules were male Lf wet ~rc-inl r
14r,0 6 C with a ccntent )f 'M.M~ A:,O, and r: ai !'~t- f~ f
oxide, f I our - u q. te se rv i ng a s p I%.q t I t!r c,~
to 2 - 0 r. sere pre s se I m~i ss
16.7%. After Jrying , the t--ibes werg f . reJ w r,,-
furnace of the type 8 HHOO 1~0 ' VNI10- 120 t e 0 - t r i if f I e
and 2), aq suggested by A. S P a r e z h r, y.,~ J e T e r. 3 e i, -~ ef - m -f r- e3
strength , piros it), anJ %e . gh* ~y vo 1,ime )n V.e f irinr tomperat ire :?
shown in Fifz. 1. The investigat.~r, req-i 1 ts cf ti-.e mdsses fr-a im~n~j I
different :ontent of ac , 31 'H PO are tftl,ul~ite T~.e
k ~
pendence of the com,~ress ive trengtt: .-n the f ~, rir,i7
in Fig. 4. In c )n " u-9 i -,n s .9 1 t i I ,ty %as as-erl~, :ne f
I
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Ex per i m on ta I P I a n t , f t t~e '.'!I ~~o Tjo
ru n I um t L, be s up t :r I e ri,, i. S I r, g I a ~ 3 a
up to 2-0m. length, us ng a mu 9 .9 % t s,-!.L, t e n 1 rg n
f,irnace in hanging r s ion N ~~r ver~K- t art the
There are 4 Ifig-ures, I t~.t le , ar. references
ASSOC IATTON : Uk r a 1 r sk i y !.a u - n r. o i 9.~ : e J v u t e : s k r: s t 1 t t -r e I r
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6333
Bochkarev, V. V., ed.
Tekhnika lzmerenlye radioaktivnykh preparatov; abornik Btatey (Tech-
niqueB for the Measuremert of Radioactive Preparational Collection
of Articles) Moscow, Goostomizdat, 1962. 4600 copies printed.
Eds.: A. M. Smirnova and K. A. SmIrnov; Tech. Ed.i S. M. Popova.
PURPOSE: This book Is Intended for specialists In nuclear Instru-
mentation,
COVERAGEt The book is a collection of articles on recent developments
In 1) measurement of the activity and 2) analysis of the composi-
tion of emissions of radioactive preparations. The methodology and
apparatus used In these studies are described In detail. References
are given at the end of each article.
TAZX OF CONUMt
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Techniques for the Measurement (Cont.) SOV/6333
Preface 3
V-0roblyev. A. A. Study of a-Emitting Preparations With the Aid
of a Orldded Ionization Chamber id
Bernotas, V. I., V. A. GorodyBkiy, N. K. Semenova, 1. F.
Tupitsyn, and 0. A. Filippov. Direct Measurement of the Activity
of Tritiated Compounds 41
Bernotas, V. I., Yu. A. Pirogov, and 0. A. Filippov. Measurement
of the Activity c7-Tritifted Thick Organic Films 51
L'vova, M. A. Experimental Evaluation of the Accuracy of
a Method ror Measurement of O-Emitters by Means of End-Window
Counters 56
Turkin, A. D. Measurement of the Activity of O-Sources in 4-
Ionization Chambers 63
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AUTHORS: Kostiyenko, A.I., anJ
T I 7:,E: Interaction between an electron beam in!
ler w:cjeguide mode in a larfe planar
PERICDJ.CAL-. IIpJiotekhnika i elektronika, v. ?, n-,.
3")2 - 338
TEXT: The aim of the paper is to analyze the
-in electron beam and a-n H mode in a rectangular wlivet,
bottom and top plates of the wavegulle conlain tn(- t*r,4--
w.,.ich are at the ;otent.'al U1and U2 respectively. If
amount of space churCe is present the J.c. poter.".-I
has a minimum som*where between the grids. Accordingly
dppr~ximate this potential distribution by a parabo-I'a
u(x) = PX2 - QX + C
whic!. means a linear variation in eiectri~-
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S'/1 (,,J/r
Interacti n he*wet.-r, rin e.ertrrin
where the zeroth, first, etc. ani roxir--.atiors are
C,
d x 2 (0) eq
d t2 0x m
d2 x 2
a x + x (0 s in (u-t
d t2 0 m
Solving the differential equation up to the first order t(:,,:.
authors reach the following conclusions: 1) The resullt:nj-, ve'
modulation is nearly sinusoidal; 2) The moJulat.,cn stronE.y 4--
-)n the non-lineurity of the d.c. potential profile Lar: e r r, -- r. -
nearity results In increasing modulation: 3 The necessary -,m in-
of space charge Is no more than that available unler normal conji-
tions; 4) Wide gaps can be used without the need to resort to
voltages. The authors then proceigu calculating the pGwer
by the field to the electrons and find th:t this power --,ar.
tive or negative depending on the gap angle, i.e. the devi-o -Ln
be used both for the generation and for the demodu.,,.t~on
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PIROGOV, Yu.A.
Propertips of certain protective coatin4s applied on mptal-m vy
vapor plating. Ognoupory 27 no.10:468-472 162. (WFLA
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-isal*dovatel'skiy Institut khimicheskogo
mashinostro,yenlyn.
(Vapor plating)

AN Nat A"ORMI 30=0 C=s WAMMAwlOwlazalm;
AVMa DoEMs A6 C6i Pinipw Ik. Ae PsImms Le Po
=Us 9ftective Isn't woftoUvlty and therwa radiation ospacity of M--flaw
wirmis Ccatftp
SOURCRI emniaw wo Aw"!2 19640 Maroatpyklye
Laduffind,
pokryUya upas-mlowint, wousilpil WW owaman, MWorods Irsol-wo paukat 1,96s
TMO TAGBs osrodo coatings bftt conductivItyp alusisnu oompoundt alroonium
oampmdp mispealuft compomdo titwdm oompmWp steds ceramic costing,, thermal
rodiatici/ St. 3 steel
AMMUs A study w" We of the effective beat oondluotivity and Intogral
thwmal radiation of Al N Zr A120j*MsOp TI%v and ZrAI04 poatinge applied
on plate and oyUn&lZf stZM09 3sa*19s by gu-namio syri4dng. *7he thickness#
t"an " an avemp of 15- in varloue yarts of the eampleep
was detendned for coatinip ovaninting of 0*6 A12(hp O.M mm ZrO2, 0*65 um

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U
ZrSLO 0055 mm TIC~v 0*55 ma (~-Mgot and 0o55 mm QraC~j, respectivelys The
ViRve hs&t.CrWkAhj,#%t4W4*VA%1P coatings Was measured in a vacuum of IV'5 MM Rg
offec 9 i
and In an Ar atmosphere (OW beat conductivity of Ar to similair to that of air)
at 300-M me at a pressure of 2W and 3W ma Hgo The values of the beat
conductivity coefflolont (1) were plotted In the graphs In I vs temperature
coordinates* 7be, values obtained for X werspon the averagov 5-10 times smaller
then those obtained for the same materials tested In the form of massive samples
having a porosity of 20-30%e Me was caused by the costing structure which
formed Amder speolfic conditions of the pe-flame methods the layer of sprayed
parlicles, was not a homo1pneous oneg, but consisted of Irregularly superimposed
particles contAdnIng numerous porese A sbary decrease In effective beat condactiv-
Ity we observed under decreased Weems because of the greater effect of the
pome Sw redlatIon beat ozebangs was predominant In the gam-flame oxide
ontings at moderately MIA t"Werature (-ILOODO)o Doosuse the thermal contact
resistances betwoma the Individeal graine of the coating controlled the total
beat transter# the mdws of a sposific thermal conductivity of the grains
which me diftwent In varlow materialop bed little effect as the thermal conduct-
ivity of the w"lose Mm waor Indicated by the fast that the curves of ocoftotir.
Ity abangessplotW frm ontlap made of A22(~q XrChlp A12C~*NgOg TIC~j and
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U3104p b&Ap during mesetwing In a hio vacumaj, a heat tressfor of the owe
obarnoter and of about the sow values Inspits, or the large differenaeo in the
tbarmal conductivity of theme materials, The results of the determination of'
the In" 600406tivit Of tb* O0BUnP 10600 from OVA (09M OP UA-Kgo
(Ow" (OW" (warve 1.). end 3r% (elm 5) we gL*m- In tbd
21oll 31. IM:
wee g. arte we 5, ft 6. we I tablq~
.4
aw xe Jw M Jew
C0IXs3j;- 20/3UN DAISA =a65/ MaG XUS M/ OM RVI 0%
Out
L

L 27846-66 W(M)/JWJP(*)/=F`(t) IJP(c) '"/JD/GS
'AB-0-1-F-1-105027"6 SOURCE COIX i WV0ODD/65/0D0/0O0/M9,l/02W
AMORI 9v1E!k1 P1 7,r
Zp L. Do; roj!v1 Tue A.
VY
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49
711M Formation and properties othighrlemperat 0XI&OR17"Pletant
ontulp Mofted by the W-flams method
SOURCE iISudnar po dwestoykim poki7tlyano Lentafnag%widt zharostoykiye
Irruya, -resistant goatincoh &ndt se"Maing ugm -v0 N&WM
%t 8Md 0 Ind
1965, 191-M
TOPIC TAGS3 vapor plating, heat resistance, aluminump s1rconims titagdual
My lump nickel, cobalt, aim* oiddo, bending stress, hardness, fabricated
structural wtal, refractory coating, adhesion
A&"UCTs A study was made of the effect of formation conditions of o0atinp,
applied AM a IM-2 oiWaostylone torch# on t!bjl properties of rtfraotorl coatinso
oontaining Alp Zrp T19 Grp YAp Go# Za oxide 'Ca airconatel, 11switep foreteritep
and A14% spiwao We were wade from these waterials 3= in diameter and 300-
400 = long by using watier glass as #k binder and by subs6quent roasting at 165000.
Mw average veloolty of the nolten particles (v) whieb afitared to the surface of
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the coated metal plate was'dotermined by changing the rju or diserp with attached
samples and wing the fomda T = Tr Dnk/6W p wbers, D Is the dievoter of the circle
posing tbrouib the center of the samples# a Is the rpm of the disep k Is the
distance f1rom the saimplej, and a to the displacement of the place of the particle
fen on the sample, surface during the rotation of the dise measured from the
place of the particle fan when the diso to not rotating. So V varied within
a large range (50,-M */see) and Increased with Increased ab yzvesure (P)s,
dispersis the malt and with a decreasing distance of the gm nossle, from the
Semple (1t. Mys a;:r;go also of particles (D) forming the coating, Increased
Wift Inoressedl became the small-stse particles were cooled with Increasedl # to
Vw dopee tUt they could &*wre to the coated surfaces The Increase or angle
(01) of the trajectory of the particles to the coated surface and the increase in
air pressure P Increased the density of the coating and decreased the lose of
refactory ftterial. But the Increase of P above 1#.5 ato for the coatings made of
ZrO Inn
2 and slatered A S resulted In an Increase In losses during coating*
2W Opuna ONW11tions P=" atwo - 0 01 O*Wl or near 9DOp at a minimum
rate of rod delivery Into rum and a Dimam cfl,.wblcb was still sufttole~W 101
to pmwent, the overbostUg of the coated motals A coating made of alvidualUd
ointeM emptodum had the largoot miarchordness and bonding strength. W values
a" 1 213

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of the modulus of elasticity of the coating were omtorder maller than those of
sintered a-aterialep whereas the'thorval eVanolon ooefflotents of the coating
were oWlar to those of BIntered miaterialso The coatings from alusina,
fbrateritep Or caddesp Ce%q and 2nO had the smallest open porosity. Mat
0.44.6 ass thick oo&Unp (except "%)p applied to a sietallized nichrone
sublayer (0.2-0.3m thick) bad relative-ly poi host resistance. The sublayer of
Mobs produced a better adhesion of the coating than the aublVer of
violManum aM stainless steel. Preheating of the substrate to 180-20CPC
Inmeased the otrengtIs of affinsion, Wge arto bass 7 fig. and I table,
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