SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PLYSHEVSKAYA, E. G. - PLYUKHIN, D. S.

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USSR/Chemistry Isotopes, Kinetics of
Catalytic Oxidation
Jul/Aus 53
"Catalytic Oxidation of the Simplest Unsaturated Ry-
drocarbons With Heavy Oxygen," L. Ya. Margolis, Ye.
G. Plysbevslmya, Inst Phys Chem, Arad Sci USSR
Iz Ak Raulz SSSR, Oiaill, izo 4, pp 697-703
InVeStigat0d 07-idation of ethylene and proPylene at
the catalystc V205j" V204, and 1-~aCrcO)~. By using
herwy,o.~W-en, e:itablishcd the v,,ryir--7 extent to whict-,
the oVgen of the catalysts pr-rticipates in the pro-
cess of catalytic oxidation. Found that there ILS a
270T4
connection between participation of the catnlyst's
oxygen in the reaction and fornuition of pro(Jucts of
incomplete oxidation. Application of nass ulpc!c-
trometry for analysis of reaction products cl-,,,.rified
differences in the mechanism of the oxidation of hy-
drocarbonn at different catalysts.
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PtYSHE?
ChWasa Abst,
Vol, 48 No. 6
RAte of renawAl 0 _vblorophyll In the higner
Troteln anj
V. *Tureb n, M. A. Guiriiiiskayu, !ill V. G I.
-rIysbtvskn3,a. 'J=rjl~ Akad. A'aul., S.S~S.R.,
lWil J77,13-TO-78.-By ineam; of Nlk-tr.'3vcr Em-
r 'Zul
layed with thr- N supp-ly of o3ts. fy . nril ~-_ . It 1,3,ntc,
It Ims Shown that Trottiv, lj-giilil. ill 0-'r vilt
formition of constitutional. PreWl-i ';f 11".
labrAtcl W appeAq In tbese proteins vvitilin 4 lits.'of
tmtjojj in thr nutrient. rhe ri, - -rve mit'in..i rm from
transformation of constitutional"'Ill ot All R, tilt- I:Itt,-r tiot
beh)t Infiniti-ly stable aji previously suppaitti. Nvv: prutriii
r.3-lit ctit; is pt~rultclcd by dedhie of disaccl.;wdes. Chlaru.
phyll In constantlyranewed ruid votue 1?0~' is r(-m-%%t!d withiii
24 bra. -9 Ou" by wricn. of NI; awnnufat&d ill t Ya L:Lloro-
phyll- in spiAacli tiltz tierlod Is ;ome 72 lira. tot ir,
-4 ..... ..
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ROUNIGLID.,N.L.; P:kUUJ6AY_A, G.
Investigation of the qualitative peculiarities of rabbit mmecle
glycones during alloxan diabetes. Biokhimiya 18, 51-5 '53.(XUA 6:1)
(U 47 no.15:7640 153)
1. Lab. Physiol.Chem., Acad.Sci., U.S.S.R.9 Moscow*

?be Out of V-uttare cd d. -rimt of
veffnablit -and azirael cTi& on Ittir ca;-acjty to kim cD.-z-
p1pies uhlt poleins. RozenfePa wid F~ C..
SLIyx (Iah, Pby.-Jol. Chun. and 111~1. I
19,
IwIg landw4och-
ing Chair of the tluc6pyrnw~ of fmcwfiivula,_- ly$n_ ami
-OR'ne typ-, d 0- ruuh>,dmria~ fou-n normu-
1&~ will, p -" ~J11VI'lPLCOSIS, Q,Lx-
Glycogen3,
trins, sm) dedrilis can cater into comple", formatiolk Irith
prucins. hlywill is not mareptible go r"Ymcclmrije
consplex twinution. The fibrilkir protems coler into pol -
'y
ccmpl~y fomia%joc mort readily than the,globu-
1jr proteins, 'Me max. At;orpOuts of all sucht potys~ac-
charkles ii A 2M' A., and is indcpendent of the type of
cwbDb-d-te or protthi comtituting the cmnplex.
~._S. Levine

P-,
j
:'-f
7
3ze*AvHO-M of Various protatLq with glyc~gxn. E. G. ply-
ShtvA-aya and R. L.
1141-4(IP54); cf. C.A. 42, 5q32d; 43, 2~,r,!tj
-V~16-13)Mhrxpd. rewltu Mutained with variausprolenis indi-
-d Qbiltty t-
vite the widtly dk~tzjlrpt~ fGrrn kxrmpleiL, With
p*lywarcl.
26WAAntllcasts. The drgm.- n1bonfingv.-tim and drj)c!vvlq
Phu3,
glycoxen forms sTcb mmplexes r-itb inymin, fibrinogut,
e-Aestin, and egg alburnit. Mrsorption speara of thesc are
/Sbawn.

gome peculiarities of doiftAn and its Wert6tion vrW
blood proteins. R. L.Rozenfel'd and U. G'PI b 'ska
Doklady Akad. Nauk 'S'S'S'R. 95.
46,.1121M.-Dextran Is a branched polymccharide pro-
duced from sucrose with the ald of Leuco"nsW mesm-
tervides and contains 1,6-bound glucose units, with branch-
Ing at 1,4-positions. Tests with dextran soln. in 0.0%
NaCl were made In resilect to its complexing with proteins
which may be of importance in the application of dextran
a blood substitute. The binding was followed spectro-
graphically. Although complexing with fibtinoqen, serum I
enom.
albumin, -t-globulln, and myosin was observed, this ph
enon is much weaker than 6 observed with polysaccitarides
of the glycogen type. At 0% conen. dextran shows no
effect on the spectrum of myosin and only at conen. of 25
t"g, does the complex appem as shown by jibs. max.
Mel, only those groups are bound which contribute to
absorption In the longer wave end of the spectrum, and
almost all groups of the protein are bound finally only with
dextran concn. reaching 40 m Fibrinogen shows the
itest cordplexing ability Ux-dextran of the various
9
1= proteins. In Aritw of the use of -high conens. of dex.
tran In blood substitute work the protein interaction sbou~
be considered and studied further. 0. 161. Rosolappff-i
IL LAO
CIU;A
10000.# t6F" Sr

6_1 zv F
ir~tlati ofa-fiFo-sijiiiiI Ggen .1namm 192 or-
i~ss
Kuzin, V.A. Sondak, R. G. Plysbeysic
,r n
:and V. V. Zermilov. Tridy bul.
S.S,S.R. 1. 25u-61(1455)
tiom of N's from the atm. was observeTafter rats Nvere cf,
12 days in a chumber the atm. of wbich had been labeled
---;witli, NA, Thest mwits wntradict ait trarlicr ~ claim by
Volskil (jVw,,aya K(mbephi4 D)'hIwuiy;t, Corki, 1954), also
4wl~ZlvackL. No. --,1 '(19521), C.. M. KoMA-1poff

Y/
itrojen exchange of plants using nitrogett i -
rchin M. A. Guminsitaya, and E. G,-Plyshevsknya,
Ur
or Fertilizers and Disect unji; cs, W
cow). Pkid. Rastrifil 2, No. 1, d. following i
t reliftive rates of synthvxis of amino a 'is (1) and
ubitr."Th cli
proteins (11) in oats a d timothy led with (NOIQrSO4 were
I. of 111--,
Pwdled. - Renewal 6 It (old. by isotope, cones
-dividuid N Inlictimis -was moit Mpld III yooll rapial
SMW)nl joinots. and t ecrtaicd with nge. 10OWU611, total.41
lmdthi riftio-of Indiv d"i U compouvrits rtinalood jymcd
Produc of alanitic was 11163t Injild (fluted In
with aVartic and glutmic ucids sic); t (lioted In
1-2 lits.), I were ideatifiLd by chromatogTuphic methods.
There was 23.75% renewal of I In 24 bra. Reumvid of old
H was noted in 2-6 br3. and structurtil H wits 91 % complete i
in 72hre.; for re3lilual It 10-0 firm. was reffalred for 017o-'
rentwill. Renewal-of chlorophyll N was PSL7,1 colilifletc it,
72 hts.- Synthesis of new H was noted in 12-24 firs. and
was complete In 12D bra. $ynthmistifliistlillueaffiltrypto-
phan was noted In 19-30 bra. Mother I appcarcd to be:
derived froin alanini and the dicdiboxylic 1. If excess'
amirionitfin Ion w" given. to the plant considerable aspam-
lip wfs prodUCC4, A, W11 1)4"~

nag ;Egqmb,3~

Ivdy of nitfugeu
putrition
pplication *1 Mitlogn= A s
e
a
j Uanform.tiaa t., V. Turchin M. A.
F
.
Guminskaya, E. G. Plyshevskaya, INf, V. Tikhomirov, and
V 'r
..V. Zertslo No. 7. 1-12,-Pet-,
sand and water cuitures with standard nutrients wme used
to start the plants. Later, the cultures received (Nlfs)rSO4
enriched with Nu in various amts. After definite Intervals
the plants were harvested and analyzed. The plants were'

l
o
this treatment from 15 min. to 240 Hs-
1! is
i
M
i
l
was possible to follow quantitatively the hlfg.
talring place in the respective N fractions. The results
-Show that there is a continuous renewal of protein. This
process is highly intensified in the tops at young plants.
]
T hrs. all constitutional protein N, is fully
Within !7;
i
h
renewed reser-t colloidally dissolved proteins we re-
newed much slower, The N's appears in the constitutional
proteins in much earlier stag" than in tile reserve proteins,
which indicates that the synthesis of the former takes place
~eiwlier.' Both.types of proteins are formed much slower in
thernots. The data show that 2 hn. after adding the tagged
N it could be detected in the form of amino ackls; After 4
hm. the Nu was detected in the chlorophyll and proteins.
The mobile reserve p-attins were found in the roots indicat-
inj movement from the leaves.: It is postulated. that the,
transformation of these Is accomplisbed by.euzyme systems
which catalyze the synthesis of amino acids in plants, The
6
intensity of amino acid formation and renewal of protein
dv2ps when plants we in the dark. J. S11.,gr-

r 7
17
In
mailogIn iho radloilibility of myosin. A.
KI~OK=Pju and 7,0. Vshm-mvsIIDA. Diol. Pbys.,
Ac2d &4
I
ut action of Wizing raclimion tn. soIns. of
rayosinwas inv"tigated. Pol"mehazide cvwplei~es -with
I~Yosia, &tecw il~,thi ultraviolet regioi~,bl iht-. s-ptanim,
significahtly increase ihe rctdimWility iA IDY0411. poly-

FL
A-
/Ijiffect of ei~sura to i6nijen rays aiid heating,on eg
albumin and on its
lez, formation wi
ca
acity for com
.
p
p
glycogen. E. L., Rozeafcl'd and M G PI she skaya
-
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4
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w
(Inst. Biol. Phys. ~ Acad. Sci. U.8.8
7
,

ka
Lti I j 143-45(1956).-Exposure of a soln. of egg albumirfto
f
beginning 5000-r. portions, and heat denatuia-
with
:!x-rays

~ ,
tion o eg
.1i,isicrease its capacity for complex
g n1bumin car

t formation-- with -glycogen. SpectrophotDine
tric
I egg Oblitni. with -the
-ion I the complex formation o
0
polysimbaride makes possible the obsenration the ear y
dennturation in the albarnin mol. A. Hurm6n I

Ts.
4Bilosynt Ass from NI'4abali6 -am
~eS13 of amid" in Plan
L, Xretovw~, Z G. --ud 11 Ct
ply!thevi~,"-,~-- jA.
-197-T.M!37 '~ldV--uk
!mine I
P~Z, ~ - ~ ., ii. v~x.- ;.- IMTC lawruu5cu In TOE
ior t~everal days, gave Ir.= rc--alts indicating
Immation of NlxbWed usV-mgine and NPI-IaMed gluta-
MMC. The inrlaslon of labtle'l ';'; into glutamine Proceeds
more rapOly O"n th3v The \-Obfound pre-
iu

V JW 1)tl)
USSR Plant Phynio'logy. Mineral Nutrition.
Abs Jour :Huf Mur - Biol., No 10.. 1958., No 43728
Author ;Tsorling, It. V.; Shcheglovaj, G. M.; PlyshevsYzyay Ye. G.;
Zertsalovp V. V.
Inst :Soil Institute of the Academy of Sciencesp USSR
Title :An Investigation of Plant Metabolism in Relation to Age.,
Doses and Times of Applying Fertilizers Utilizing the Isoto-
pe N15.
Orig Pub Fiziol. rasteniyp 1957) 4y No. 1. 3-13-
Abstract Millet wat cultivated in a sand.culture on a Gellrigell mix-
ture. N1 was applied to the pots before planting., and N15
in side-dresding. The-N15 content was determined by a mass
spect4meter. The variants in the experiment were: 1- dose
T
of Nl given before planting,, the r9st by side-dressings at
various times, 1/10 of a dose of N14 before planting and
9/10 of a dose by side-dressing's at different times. With
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PLYSHEVSKAYA, Ye. G.
"The Investigation of Polysaccharide Albumen Complexes by Spectral
Analysis." ,
dissertation defended for the degree of Candidate of Biological Sciences at the
Inst. for Zoology.
Defense of Dissertation (Jan-Jul 1957)
Sect. of Biologicil Sciences
Vest. AN SSSR, 1957, v. 27, Ro. 12, PP. 115-117

ROZTAMID, YE,L.,.PLYSHEVSKAYA, Ye.G. (Moskva)
Some results of and procepect for spectroscopic,;tudv of protein
complexes* Usp.sovrebiol., 46 n0-2:130-144 B-0 8 (MIRA 11:11)
PROTEINS--SPECTRA)
MPLU COMPOMS)
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Ivanitskaya, Ye o A, -lih6mitzkaya -9~~eva . No Ye -Lobedeva, No E.; 48
Kolordytseva', I.- K~=kolomiytzeva, .I. I.; Melfnikova, So K.-Melnikova, So Ko
Tokarskaya Voie
ORG: Insft;01W of Biopbysics, Ali SSSR, Moscow (In titut biologichaskoy fiziki AN SSSR'
.-TITIE:1 Function of the orthophenol-orthoquinone system in the early mechanism of
.-action of ionizing radiation on th.9 organism
SO URCE AN SSSR* Izvestiyd 1-07 Seriya biologichaskaya, no 4, 1965, 507-520
TOPIC TAGS: ionizing radiation, radiation biologic effect, radiation plant effects
tyrosine, sorption, oxidation, DNA, biosynthesis, radiation sickness
ABSTRACT:,., Afie -ak-ho'r6'coiicfu-ded - from a variety of experimenis-ori-plants'-',
,and-anlm~mls that the Initial processes In the irradiated organism develop
'in the following sequencet
(1) During Irrad 'lation the formation of active radicals causes very
slight radiochemical oxidation of the phenols present In the cells chiefly
!. tyros in ev,
(2) The resultant oxidation products activate tyrosinase, which
Immediately after irradiation leads to the formation of large quantities of
biologically active~%rthoquinones.
i
1he resultant "tho9jinones are actively sorbed by the cell nuclei*
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,block the incorporation of thymidine Into newly synthesized DNA* and alteri
itheir fluorescence In the presence of acridine oranges
(5) The blocking of nuclear DNA by the ortho.quinones s4arply inhibits
,.cell divisions giving riseto leukopeniao arrested growths weight losss
chromosoma aberra-tionst andpin suffIcIently high concentrations death-
jhe__q; 1. and 4 tables. - rjp;js
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BURSHTEYN) E.A.; L'VOV, K.M.; ROZOVA, L.V.; FRANK, G.M.,, red.;
PIYSRZVSK&As.;,A,,-Q, , red.
-~w-,,T-M
(Molecular biophysics] Molakuliarnaia biofizika. Moskva,
Nauka, 1965. 251 P. (MIRA 19-1)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Frank).

ffl~IKINBLIT, M.B.; BURSHTEYN, E.A.; LIVOV, K.M.; PULATOVA, M.K.;
BOZDVA, L.V.; FRANK, G.M., red.; PLYSHEVSKAYA Ye.G.?
red.
[Cell biophysics) Biofizika kletki; sbornik statei pad
red. G.M.Franka. Moskva, Nauka, 1965. 294 p
(MIRA 19:1)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki.
2. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Frank).

KUZIN-,' A.M.; ZkYSH7 KOPYtOV,- V.A.; IVANITSKAYA, Ye.A.; LEEEDEVA, N.Ye.
=-AR~kAYAP
KOLomirmu, -f.K.;
MEL'-NIKOVA, S.K.
Role of'orthophenol-orthoquinone system in the Initial meabaniems of
ionizing radiation action on the organism. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. biol.
no-4:507-~520- Jl-Ag-165- (MIRA 18:7)
1. Institwt biologicheskoy fi'zi-kkAN SSSR.

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577o391
1AUTHOR: Ygizinj A M Pi sh,evskaya, Yq, G,; Ko ovs,
_% pyl
Ivanitskaya. Yo. A-6; 1$r0idi a6
Tt VAX
'TokarskayaL_~. K.; Meltnikova, S. H.-
:ITITLE: Role of the northophonol-orthoquinone" system in the
':.,Iprimary meohanisms of radiation effect on the-organism
7?
SOURCE: AN SSSR, Izvestiya, Seriya biologicheskayat noo 4, 1965.0
ITOPIC TAGS: radiation biologic effect,, phenolP quinonep enzyme#
desoxyribonucleic aaidj, tyrosinep oxidation
1ABSTRACT: A,hypothesis stating that the oxidation reaction of
lorthophenols in response to high-energy irradiation is closely
)related to the formation of orthoquinones (somiquinones) has evolved
'from-the experimental work of the laboratory with which the authors
iare associated, In the present study the immediate effects of
liZ-irradiation on enzy
me process rates were investigated in a
tyrosine+tyrosina,se model system under strictly controlled conditions
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Ims 15 ma,, no filter, 100 to 1000 r dosea,, 10 min incubation),
enzyme process rate was determined by the concentration of
-formed
newly orthophenols and orthoquinones. With irradiation of the
'whole systemj, the concentration was 5 times higher than.for controls,
i
'Irradiation of onl the tyrosine solution led to a lesser concentra-
~tion
pand the concentration decreased still further with irradiation
!of only the tyrosinaae. When the irradiated mixture was.ineubated
with a suspension of mouse th7mus nuclei, the t7rosine oxidation
'-Droducts (orthoquinones) were,completel7 absorbed by the nuclei,
kuoreseence tests with acridine-orange on thymus nuclei of mice
limmediately after irradiation and tests on thymus nuclei treated withl
i!tyroslne oxidation products demonstrated the similarity of irradiation
effect and orthoquinons effect. The same affect was demonstrated
with quinone extracts from gamma-irradiated plant tissue (potato).
ATreatment of carbon-labeled plant sprouts with extracts from irradia-
;ted plants'depressed DNA synthesis by 50 to 60%p the same as after
ams-irradiationo Injection of purified orthoquinonesp extracted
19
!,from irradiated plant tissues, into -young mice caused loss of weight#
Zrq-4.th inhibition$ and a sharlp decrease in leukooyte level of the
''peripheral bloods Theso study data demonstrate the importance of the

PLYSHEVSKAYA, Ye.G.. KUZINP A.M.
;-I'---,-----,...-. P
Change in sorption propeities of thymus cell nuclei immediately
following gamma irradiation. Radiobiologiia 5 no.11:17-20 '65.
0
(MIRA 18:3)
1. Institut biologicbeskoy fiziki AN SSSR, Moskva.

YQ -
PLYSHEVSKAYA, )R.G. Cand Biol Sci -- (diss) "Study of polysaccharide-
-do
albumin complexes by spectral method#". 1i.08,1956. 20 pp 20 cm.
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(Acad Sci USSR. Inst of Biochemistry . akh) 110 copies (YL, 9-57, 100)

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ORG: none
TITLE: Mathod of obtaining a bimetallic material. class 48, 188818
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, pronVshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 22, 1965, 143
TOPIC TAM: metal cladding, Fiffusion7ZZA~'~'t~~
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a method of manufacturing clad metal
products such as sheets, tubes and bars by impregnating the surface of the base
metal with a sublimated substance without direct contlict between them. In order
to improve the corrosion and oxidation resistance of the surface layer , the
impregnattion is carried out at 1400-1450C, after which the article is hot or
cold rolled. [TD]~
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AUTHORt Borodulin, G, M,_; Kravchenko, V. A.; Fly*sbevskiy, A. 1.
v 't'i di-f`fus1t3n--coatiMjLs_-
n es gatiowbf-- eavy chro to
171-7 19 6*/
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Nauchny*y sovet po probleme zhamprochny*kh splav v.
Issledovaniya Staley I -s-pl-avo-V(Studies on steels and alloys), Moscow,
Izd-vo Nauka, 1964, 299-303
.TOPIC TAGSt diffusion coating, gaseous state coatins, chromium coated
steel, chromium coating, coated steel property
-ABS T R'ACT r- 4 method--has:~--beehi developed toi- deposition --Of heavy dif f u-
Sion coatings, including chromium, aluminum.01and maneanese?-7coatings.
The method is novel in that there Is no direct contact between the
medium which contains the coating metal and the article being coated.
The method ensures a very strong bond between the coating and the base
metal, permits the formation of coatings of any thickness, eliminates
the danger of the coating-cqntaining medium being fused to the article
being coated, and produces coatings free of nonmetallic inclusions or
gases. The method has been variously tested, Including In chromium
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PLYSHEVSKIY, Boris Favlovich, st. nauehn. sotr., kand. ekon. nauk;
YAREMENKO,-TMF~-
si-11yevich, mlad. nauchn. sotr.; KATS,
V.I., doktor ekon.nauk, red.; TRIFSIK, G.B.1 red.; RUBWA,
Ye.A., red.; PONOMAREVA, A.A., tekhn. red.
[Regularities of the development of the national product and
national income] Zakonomernosti dvizheniia obshchestvennogo
produkta i natsiohallnogo dokhoda. Moskva, Ekonomizdat,
1963. 187 p (MIRA 16:8)
(Gros; national product) (Income)

PLYSOVSKIT, Boris Pavlovich.- BUDARINA, V., red.; KOROLEVA, I., mladshiy
rea.-, 'MOSKVINA. R., iekhn.red.
[Distribution of national income in the U.S.S.R.] Raspredelenis
natoionallnogo dokhoda v SSSR. Koskya, Izd-vo Botsiallno-ekon.
lit-ry, 1960. 245 P. (KIRA 13:9)
(Income)

ABALKIN., Isonid Ivanovich; VALITUKH, Konstantin Kurtovicl2;
DOLOTEWWA, Liliya Pavlovna; MANDIff GINA, Faina
Aleksandrovna.; PLYqPFVSM- TI-P-- red-;-MUMK, R.V.,,
red. izd-va; GARINA,, T.D., tekbno red,
[Study of the production of the means of production under the
conditions of the general crisis of capitalism; based on the
U.S.A.]Ocherk vosproizvodstva. v usloviiakh obshchego krizisa
kapitalizma; na primere SShk [By] L.I.Abalkin i dr. Moskva..
Vysshaia shkola,, 1962. 118 p. (KIRA -15i8)
(United States-Economic conditions)

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Rod pump with the water-lifting windlaso "Burvod-III, 2 and ito
operation. Voen.-inzh.zhur. 96 no.9:25-29 8 '52. (MIRA 120)
(Pumplug, machinery)

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624.953 1 621.642.34
AUTHOR: -Zalavin. K. P-; Kolpachey. Yu. G.. okhotnLkcrw, A. A.; Kireyev, V. G.;
Rashidov N F. - GrUhin. N. S.; Sandakov, Ye. A.; Golovanov, G. F.,
TITLE: A tank tor storage and transportation of liquid@. ClAme 37, No. 172022
SOURCE: Byullaten' Imcbretenly I tov*rnykh snakov, no. 12, 1965, 70
TOPIC TAGS: liquid storege, tank
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces: 1. A tank for storage end trans-
portatics of a liquid. The unit Is soft of an elastic material in the form of a
truncated cone, with a neck and a ring. The floating ring is mmmtod an the outsidk
of the neck and can be mplaced so that buckling of the; rim of the o&& can be
avoided in case the ring in damaged. 2. A modification of this. tank In which the
floating ring In somb rieplaoss6le by covering It with a sleeve which Is fastened to
the nick by; straps.
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PLYSHEVSKIY, Yu.S.; LEONTIIEVA, I.A.~.SMJRNOVJA, G.M.
Physicochemical properties of barim hexaborate. Zhlar. neorg. khL--.
8 no.12:2811-2812 D '63. ',vJRA 17:9)

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ACC NRt AP5028723 SOURCE.CODE: UR/0363/65/ool/on/1933/1937
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AUTHOM ~~.shevsku, Yu. S.I. Smirnova, G. M.'-, Tkachav. K. 'M.; Ltont!yeta, 1.
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tt-:Fa)t a
ORG: Ural Scientific Research Chemicallin)SI -Sverdlonk (Urallskly nauchno-
issledovatell,skiy.khimiche skiy institut)
TITLE:, Preparation and,certain properties of lead borate
Izvestiya. Neorg -.4'lerialy, v. I
SOURCE: AN SSSR. anicheskiye ma ~o. 11, 1965,
1933-1937
TOPIC TAGS: boron compound, lead compound, borate , chemical reaction, solid physical
property, chemical composition, endothermic effect, exothermicleffect
ABSTRACT: Lead,borate.4PbO*5B2O3-2.5H2O was prepared by reacting lead monoxide with
a 10% solution of B203 in H3B03. The effect of B203 concentration, temperature, and
duration of the'reaction on the canposition of the product was studied. Lead borate
was found to be practically insoluble in water; excess boric anhydride present in the
lead borate obtained is washed out in water. Heating curves of lead borate were
plotted, and the endothermic effects and one exothermic effect (a solid-state phase
transition) are discussed. Heat capacity and thermal conductivity were determined at-
1009 200, 300, and 3500C. Origs art* has: 3 figures. 2 tables.
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UDC: 546.81V273
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AUTHORt FlyshovskU,_TU,_Sl Garkunova, V. V.; Isontlyevay 1. A.; Zhitkoval T. U.-
ORGI- none
TITISS Decomposition of datoUto on heating
SOURCEI Zhurnal neorganichaskoy khimiij v. llp no. 89 1966, 1822-1826
TOPIC TAGSk boronidnaral, ealolum minarAl, borAte, borate glasop "illeato
ABSTRACTI Tho thermographic method waa uaod to detormino the heat offacto aosoclAted
With phase traneformationa and the heat oApacity of the mineral d4xtolite. The phAse
transformations were found to occur only above 9201. In the 950-9800C rangeg the m:Ln
oral decomposes as follows:
MO-B203-2Si02-H20 - CaO-E~G~ + CaO-SiO2 + Si02 + H20t .
l4onocalcium borate CaO,E~O~, monocalcium silicate A-CaO-SiO~j quartz cL-SV2, And
SiO2-ori&tobalite are thua formod, At HOO*Cp -the mixture of nowly fomed conipotindix
llho beat of rop-ation of tho da-tolito dooonyponition In
molta, - f orm-Ing ~_Qrjje
6.4 kcal/mole. The heat Of reaction of the dehydration
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is 12.1 kcal/molo. The heat capacity of datolite between 100 and 5000C ranZea from
0.19 to 0-52 cal/g. Calcinod datolite and also calcined datolite ores can be used -as
boric microfertilizor, since they contain boron in the citric-solublo form. Origg.
art. haot 3 figures and 4 tables.
SUB COM& OB/ SUBM DATE: IoNov&+/ ORIG REFI 006/ OTH W. : 001
OL-16,

PLYTNIF,OVA, T.G.
Increasing the coefficient of propagation in thle of
seed production of coriander. Agrobiologia 5*7550-755 F-0 16-11.
(IMINA 17-.11)
1. Klekseyevskaya opytnaya otantsiya Vsesoyu?-aogo
skogo instituta maslichnykh i efiroruaslichnylkh kulltur.

PLYUGACHEV, V.K., kand.takhn.nauk; KAWNSKIY, A.F., inzh.
Unipolar short-circuit and ahoiaV of wire In electrical networks
with distributed grounding of the neutral line. Izv. vys. ucheb.
zav.; energ. 7 no.3:26-32 Mr 164. (MIRA 17:4)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut mekhanizatsii
I, elektrifikatsii sel'skogo khozyaystva nechernozemnoy zony
SSSR.

USSR/Electricity - Distribution Systems Mar 52
E-4
0
C4
P4
"Analytical Method for Calculating Open Networks
With Steel Conductors," Cand Tech Sci V. K. Pl~u_
gachev, Moscow Inst for Mechanization and Elec-
trification of Agriculture imeni Molotov
"Elektrichestvo.' No 3., PP 48-52
Gives approx dependence between voltage losses
and cross-section of steel conductors for use im
the existing method. of calcg the =:Lnirmim amount
of,wire for elec power networks using stranded
240T31
steel conductors. Steel is reco ---nded for rursa
power lines for economic reasons and is aderpLat-e
material due to low average line load and short
peak load. Submitted 10 Jul 51.
24MIM

KAMNSKIYI A.F.; PLYUGAGHEV, V.K.
Conversion of closed municipal power distribution networks
to operation with grounded neutr&l. Trudy LIBI no. 492169.-
174 163. (KRA MO

M 7143--
.6,
FI;T61 227
of steel CVIAICI~6q Cj
Is"IncC MY
V, ~, PLYWACIOLV, VA"In" CS11W,
Elantrionl Ergineering Abat. circuit Zrents.
1953, No. 6. 36-8. In RaWan.
Vol. 57 No. 675 Experimental invatijpuiom cgryjc~j ma u..,ckr
Mhort-circuit conditions on Mw w0dwors *-IU
Max. 1954
Blectrical Engineoring Values of their resistance onwhkh cakulations or sc. &-JAY
currents may be based. 'nivi, relttiong air. given in
the convenient form of noruaj~hois'Iar lite dricr-
mination or the reduction or the fjulf~Vijents by the
temPerature rise of the conductors. 4s4 of the icm-
P,TAtum of the conductors undcr short circuits.
D. r. KRAUS

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63(47)
POWER LOADS OJ? AGPJCULTURAL DISTRICTS.
_VFFJff66aStVo-;-I956, Noi 1, 7
1-4., in Russian.
in projecting rural power systems where number and
ratings of electric motors and other consuming devices are
ko=n,_lo3& of the,supply system: elements should be
dete
rmb*d by the demand4actor.', However, in the required.
combination of the project.dita the'uniformity-factormetbod
-determining the load Is roc 'ended. The theor
s omm CUCRI
and criteria should bq~based on empirical values
'
::obtalned
rom
t a atitisticjio~typicitvlectrified rural districts
and inidIvIduallarms.. Statistical4ata should be continuously- -
addW tor maid e3dended
B.F.Kraus
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DIS-TILIBMON 5YSTEI~f,-
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* = V.K., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk.
Distribution substations with bus bars at the bottom. Blek.sta. 27
no.9:26-27 3 '56. (NLRA 9:11)
(Blectric substations)

PLW1'JAGH,EV$ V.K.p kand,tekhn.nauk; BOYKO) M.S., kand.biologichoskikh nauk
Veterinary hygiene in a dairy barn with loose housing of Animals.
Veterinariia 40 no-5:53-54 My '63. (MIRA 17:1)

PLYUGACHEVp V.K., kand. tekha. nauk,, dotsent
. ... ..... .
Power ratinga of electric substations and radius of power
distribution networks carrying different voltagen in the
electrification of agricultural regions. Nauch* zap. KHINSKH
Fake elek, Belikhose I no.100-22 158* (MW 160)
Mural electrification)

PLYUGACHEVF V.K., dotsent; CHERNOYAZ, V.A., assistent
Indices and coefficients for determining the electrical loads
qf rural regions, Nauch. zap, KHIMSKH Fak. elsk. sellkhoz. I
no.10t/+9-62 158. (MM 16:~)
(Rural electrification)

;~~YUGACHEV, V.K.,,k,and.tekhn.nauk (Minsk)
Operation of the neutral line in electric power distribution networks.
Elektrichestvo no.2:62-65 F 163. (NIRA 16:5)
(Electric power distribution)

,21JNLACHEVO Vit i Kuz I ~mich ~kand. tekhn. nauk; SAZONOV, N.A.
akademik, red.; BDIIDVIKOVA, R., red.; DIK, V., tekhn.
red.
[Principles of an efficient power supply system for agricul-
ture] Osnovy ratsionallnogo elektrosnabzheniia sel'skogo kho-
ziaistva. Pod red. N.A.Sazonova. Minsk, Sellkhozgiz BSSR,
1962. 239 P. X RA 16:6)
1. Akademiya nauk Bislorusskoy SSR (for Sazonov).
(Rural electrification)

PLYUGAGHEIV v --V-f KT-j-kd-nd. tekhn.nauk
Clumging over to a grounding veutral in raral electric network43,
Mekh. i slak. sots. sellkhoz. 19 6.140-45 161. (MIRA 14:3) '
1. Institut mekhanizdtsii i elekttifikatsii sellskogo khozyaystva
Akademii sellskokhozMstvennykh nauk BSSR..
(~lectrio currents-Grounding)'