SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT POHL, B. - POHM, M.

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FOHL2 B.
1, ~ IrBiochemical purification of waste water from chemical industry
plants." Reviewed by B. Pohl. Vodni hosp 13 no.7:274 163.

NOVAKOVA, J.
PREIS, A.; POLAK,. B.;_Ll?~
Do surface-active agernts bear a relation to,mnifestatiOns
of leukemia? Cas. 10. cepk. 102',fio0242677478 14 Je 163.
I.- Elinika chorob z pavolmd lekaiske fikulty UJ3vP v Brnep
piednosta doe. dr. J.- Vyskocil Vhitrni oddeleni fakUltni
nemocnice v Brne, vedouci doe. dr. 0. Saxl'Vyzku=y ustav
syntatickeho kaucuku v Gottwaldove, reditel'MUDr. J. Pecb.
(STJRFACF,ACTIVE AGENTS) (IY.UKEHIA)
(NUCLEOSIDES) (BLOOD TRANSFUSION)

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*Biochemical Pa-ification of qasta water from plants of tbe
chemical Industry." Reviewed by Bohuslav Pohl. Chem prum
13 noo6:319 Je 163.
1. Vyzkwmy ustav syntaticksho kaucuku.

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SUrCW2, Given Names
Countrye C-ch-l-skle
Acadomic DeCrosev
Affiliations
Sources C-skoelo"naka Hyrions, Val v No 10, Provw# D- 60, ftp 6U.
Flohuslas,
R*.~&rch Institute of Synthetic Rubber. Gottwoldw.
District Prgiada end kidexiological station,
Gottwaldov.
Dates Ce-author of "To the Problem of lwathotle
Seponates" Source. rap 6U.
imiAltical R .. *-I-h Institute of S7nU.Us RAlser, Gettwelssov,
District rqgimde and kisludelogical StaUen,
Oottwaldov
Dotes Co-author of "To Me Pn6I= of Optiortis Seposetwoos
UUM. Pago 6U.
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W4. BiMAVIOUR OF STUM TURBINE VIN INTRI'SION OF WATER.
I Pohl. S.
(Elektroteche Z., (34.Z.), April, 1948, vol. 69, 131~140.
By foaming and oxplosiv-1 boiling in the boiler drum, water -my
penetrate to thi~j turbine, daniago blades tj
y impact, block #team
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channels and overload the bearinCs. Iraract effects wore
investigated an a rotating test whnel protruding spoken hit by
a jet until fracture occurred. The fracture surfaces shwo
fatigue effects. Further tests with blades instead of round

A spokes showed erosion effects and damaGe to blade edges.
&^ Photographs are given showing these effects. The greatest
danger arises from overloading of bearings through irregular

rotation of the shaft. The vitrious -iffoc,,-s and
' the possi:ile
preventive awasurom ^rFt disouesod in detail*
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Nondestructive testing of concretes. Epitoaryag 16 no. 2:
75-80 F 164.
1. Epitesi Foiskola, Lipc~e, Nemet Demokratikus Koztarsasag.

POHL, E., dr.
Testing concrete rainforoement and its volume density (solidity)
by gamma rays. EpitoazYag -15 no.2/3:88-95 F-44r 163.
I* Hochachule fur Bauvesen, Leipzig.

POHL, r
~ :4 ~. ; TON ---'CT, -PA!-',AIT--SrU, C.; 'W7, I.
On the value of the permanganatic index aE a method for the -,tudy fend
classification of coals. 20
STJDII SI CE7CETAPI DE 1-NEKETICA
Bucurv'Lti, Rumania
Vol. 9, no. 2, 1959
Monthly list of EuroDean Accession Index (EEAI) LC Vol. 8, No. 11
November 1959
Uncl.

pTwmt= Speebal susalyat.
G. Gobach and F I (Tec e, Graz. Austria).
.Vibrochmir mr. Af(Sroikim. Aaa 36/37. 480-94(19!,1).-
fly The use of org. rragents which forni inner couiplex"
with Unce elements, which complexes are Sol. in ClIcis.
the desked enrichment c-An be effected by forming the com.
tiles. and exts. in CIIC4- Many org. reagents afr suit.
able for such work. An extn. scheme is outlined in which
interference of Fit is prevented by carrying out the C.11,
COj*%lf, w1m. and aho by catc. FeCl, with ether. Thcn
the tratv nurtaly are extd. aterr forming curvirXes Ulth
dithil"Jur or "uhullnol. W T 11sill

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flaronimation Of trace
"Parsuoust of t""
mews forern latedstring questfifles of bras ('-. G(torbach
.nod I!,J'Al (Tech. flochwbuir, Clear, Austria).
tkronje ivy. Milortwhim. Alta 38. M-310931), cf. C.A.
43, 1041M.- lot ashing plant Anti motional otalliPle%. it is t-(
to dry at IIX5*. curboorlize at 44".511'. cit. with hot N 110.
treat tile residue with II.NO.. anti he-At at MO, until all C
. entuved. In the IICIcxt. remove Fe. Al. Cr.Ti, Sn, and
Zr fly A tu&ic bornitoute livalturni. Take the benzoAle lopt..
di-olve ill a little 6.5 X IICI anti cit. FeCli with ethyl or
i2")1`Ul))'I ether anti Add the all. solu. to the inain st-In.
When tram lurtals arc accounulatted front the acid soln. of
the al~h, Fe is ulw extd. by dithizolne and oxine. Ash the
IlInd. dithizonators and oxinates with the addro. of IICIOo.
dil. iwitably and use a blow-trut piper for introduring the
~In. into the flature. M. Rostrichoarsonot and a
111116slydomol deloarmboosIllm of otorno ronstals. - ibid. 31'"1.-
The Fruolstier condelowd hish-trusion Working (C.A. 27.
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31%4) was us"I with Be alo reference element. with lincl,
:1.348.0, "Ll). and 3131.4 A. After the enrichment. as
little as 11)"' - 10~7v of element cAn be tictcctcxl in a -N)-
g. Mulpic. W. T. Ifall

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POHL, F.
Turning of glass yarn. D. 12.
SKLAR A KERAMIK Vol. 6, No. 1, Jan. 1956
Czechoslovakia
SObRCE: EAST EUROPEAN LISTS Vol. 5, No-7 JulY 1956

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G. Garbach aud F. Pohl (Tech. Ifochachute, Ona. AuxtrLa
Afikrorhmk Wr. ArWatkim. A(m So 2WOMOAO-111C
-44a. of the sAuildc Is sicutrallsed by ;Idlns IICI or "411.011.
adjusud to LL suitable pf I, sad ciad. sumculvely with bultis
ofdithizane and alaxine. Thccxts,xrcczamdAuthe"v-
tfametty. Vffy suudl quantities al 35 tuttah wat drul.
.1cumNly. 17 rrferencrg. W. 1'. fliall

CAMPUG11" to ft 11M. Upout,
ins litne and the testing rutihodik for bulging it* quality nf time
arc critically discussed. Tfw. results are summarized A~ foltow%:
( 1) The more The lima, to he plow I* Clannainuted. the better the
quality ofilsebuilding lime hydrate. ThikdoesnothAltfuell-
the chettelcul conrimmition A the dtiermining factor. (2) The
,takinsturthoddependsoullarlime. Th-Firichslakinstnethoil
4 good for lighter humed limes, Wto *taking is better for more
diffiawltly %taking limes. (3) Tlw results with pressure *Uking
are gowal, but toot for difficultly %taking linses, e.g., dolomite linars.
The fineness. svlunw welglit. -perilic %urface, water frquimn"t,
and *uter-maitaing capacity mot be considered In judging
quality. A diagratta for pain sites after different ImIg gfitulifig
linw-f quartz %awl 6 included. MMA.

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hees results showed: (1) the compressive strength increased
A
to a max. value vrith increase of hardening time; (2) the in-
Cre2M iU:btrWgth occurred, at a higher rate at higher pres-
but alower max. value was attahted; (3) a reduction
sures

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in
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J t, e necessary to bind the free limej and, consequeutly 'the
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armot serve a3 an ind-cator of optimum
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POHL, H.
The ddvantages and disadvantages of eliminating intexmal stresses
by flame-heating in regard to the effects on welding materials.
p- 194- ZVARANIE. (Ministerstvo hutneho PMmyslu. a rudnych bani
a Ministerstvo, strojarstva) Bratislava. Vol- 5., No. 6.. June 2956.
SOURCE: Fast European Accessions List, (EEAl).
Library of Congress. Vol. :',% No. 12,
December 19514

GORLICH, P.; HAESKE, A.; KROHS, A.;
The anomaly of the secondary eziBBion of alkali earth oxides.
Cs cas fys 12 no.5/6:620-622 162.
1. Vyzkumne laboratore VEB Carl Zeiss, Jena.

GORLICH, P.; KROHS, A.; POHL, H.-J.
A new photomultiplier with a small time-of-flight dispersion.
Cs cas fys 12 no.5/6:623-628 162.
1. Vyzkur.,-ie laboratore VEB Carl Zeiss, Jena.

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7/62/000/005-6/o29/049
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AUTHORS: Gdrlich, P. j Ifaeske, A. 1 Krohs, A. and P"1,
TITLE: On the anomaly of secondary emission-in layers of
alkali-earth oxides
PERIODICAL: Ceskoslovensky casopis pro fysiku, no.5-6, 1962,
620-622
TEXT: The dependence of the coe~fficient of secondary
emission coefficient 6 of oxidised alloys of allcali-earth metals on
the loading was measured oscillographically for current densities-
up to 100 '~iA/mm An Al-Ng alloy, oxidised in a low-frequency
glow discharge in an atmosphere of oxygen'at 0.1 mm IIg was used as,
an emitter. The maximum value of 6 for a primary voltage of 309 i
was 40 the density of the primary cureent density being 70 11A/mm
Above a certain current density 6 is no longer constant bui.
becomes a function of primary current. Measurements in a retarding
fiold at various current densities and with various degrees of
OlArlier oxj)rassed viow of the autho 'ro
-ActivaLiozi confirmed tho
that in semiconductors the existence of inhomogene'ous surfa6e
fields should be assumed, which counteract the emission ok
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Z/037/62/000/005-6/030/049
E14o/E562
AUTHORS: G8rlich, P., Krohs, A. and Pohl& 11,-J.
TITLE: A new photomultiplier with a small time of flight
dispersion
PERIODICAL: Ceskoslovensky 'C/asopis pro f -6, 1962,
,ysiku, no.5
623-628
TEXT: A photomultiplier of 9the-type KVIFS50, -intended for
measurements in the region of 10 sec, has recently been
developed and is a continuation in the series of multipliers for
scintillation measurements. The paper describes some of the,
details in the design of a dynode system and the results obtained.
In an R.C.A.-type dynode system high values' of the electric field
strength and dynode current kirere obtained and thus the dipporsion
of the transit times and the space charge density were lowered.
The starting time was about 2 nsec, the decay 3 nsec, the mean
ividth approximately 3 nsec. The lin6arity of the impulses is
preserved up to a current of 0.5 A. Cur-vent pulses up to 1.5 A
in a photomultiplier-stilbene scintillator were obtained for
gamma radiation of 800 keV. Fig.2 shows a cathode system with
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A new photomultiplier with Z/037/62/000/005-6/030/049
E140/E562
spherical focusing electrodes and Fig.4 a dynode system of
multiplier. There are 7 figures and 3 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Vy'zkumn6 laboratore VEB, Carl Zeiss, Jena
(Research Laboratory, Carl Zeiss, Jena)
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AUTHOR:
Parameters of M12FS photomultipliere and some of their new
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applications
PERIODICALt Referativnyy zhurnalp Elektronika i yeye primeneniye, no. 3P
1963, 30, abstract 3JL170 (Automat. qi electron., v. 6, no- 3,
1962, 89 95) (Rumanians summaries in Russian, German,
English and French)
!:TEXTi A series of photomultipliers is discussed produced by the
35, M12Fs6o,
4ational Enterprise Carl Zeisn, Jonas M12F35, M12FS35, 1,112FQ
1112PS1001 M12FS150,' with photocathode diameters of from 35 to 150mm. A
table of basic parameters is given. The mean sensitivity of the photo-
cathodes is equal to 60/Aamp/lum, the amplification is 100, equivalent dark
current input is 10-10lum, photopeak factor for Csl37-HaJ (TI) of photo-
i..-Multipliers'. with a cathode diameter-< 60mm is-not less than 11V., and of
han 12%.
photomultipliers with a cathode diameter-loo and 150mm not less t
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POHL, Hans-Ioachim (Jena, R.D.G.)
IQ2FS photomultiplier properties and some new fields of applica-
tion. Automatio& electronics. 6 no.3t89-95 Y#-Je 162.

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AUTHOR: -Po.hl, Hui-loachim
RJ0IJ/62/0D6/003/00l/0Dl
1053/1253
TITLE: Mw propertics, of M12FS-type photomultiplier and some new fields of application
PERIODICAL: AutonaticesieL-ktronicav.6,no.3,1962,89-95
TEXT: The article describes anew series of photomultipliers of M12FS type utilized in photometry, spectro.
metry, exposure automAtic devices. measuring techniques of scintiWaton, scintillation counters for alpha-
beta- and gama radiations and neutrons as in well as various measuring radioisotopir, techniques. Also re-
viewed are organic scintillators and the investigation of optimal sizing of scintiflators having a special form
(with a well). The latter are used for determining extremely small activities (for instance the radiotest-
ing of thyroid gland). The inorganic scintillators are employed for detecting and investigating the. spectrp
of gamma rays by using inorganic monocrystals consisting of sodium and cesium iodide. The author lists tho
advantages and disadvantages presented by each of thew crystals. For alpha-, beta- and gamma countel-,
and for alpha and beta spectrometry the application of organic scintillators based on organic monocrystali
as well ar those of plastics were investigated. In plutic scintillators the beat results were given by BPD and
beta-tergenite. The are 14 figures and 3 tables.
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AtJT'dOR: Gorlich, P.; Krohs, A.; Pohl, H. J.
ORG: none
TIT12: New photoelectric elements for sensing and detecting high-frequency
modulated laser radiation
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SOURCE; Finommechanika, no. 5, 1966, 145-148
TOPIC TAGS: laser radiation, laser modulation, photoelectric detection, metrology,
automation
ABSTRACT: Following a brief explanation of operational principles (photoelectric
conductivity, photoelectric effect of the barrier layer), the authors discuss
fundamentals of selecting optimum applications for measuring technology and auto-
mation. Basic characteristic features of photoelectronic elements are given, defini4
the fields of application. An analysis is made of metrology problems to be solved
by the use of special elements. New developments of importance for metrology and
automation are reported. Orig. art. has: 5 figures and 1 table. (Based on authors,
abstract] [KS3
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POHL, Julian
- "The gorr6lation of Geological Horizons Based on the Cherrdcophysical Properties
of the Crude Petroleum,11 by Julian Pohl. Nafta, 195c, no. 10, p. 251
The report is a consideration of methods used to analyze crudes taken directly
from production wells or exploratory wells . One of the pioneers in this field was K. Katz
who lyablished a very important work on the subject in 1936.

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rrient. dilution, or tuidition of an ijjhibiu~r. The wix-ond
nwOod Involves heating and by xvitich propctrtie.% of
the did are Asnged, e.g. untreatc4l Crulln wid, vifxk (hinvinatia)
at W' 0 ~- 122-36 c8 will havu ofwr heating to 10' 0 vi~o
3D,03 and after troatmont at, 30' C vige 26-05 S. A ll tho
point -aill drop frotu 0' to -34' 0 hmnPdifttvly nftcr
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this is near the U'ropi,
aao~; a &eater vM at a higber temp
All this is.due toebanges
Atitlacrystallino matrix, Theso are not ptrmfinent.. Heat.j~
ing 4an be done in a beat exchanger, nu4 cooling can toko
The Imatment, can be dona only if 010
p am) in the p
d6", Contaim jaspbaltenea which are in oolloidal solution.
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whw4684amountolasphaltenes wag r0ativelyninral. Sonlo.
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Sand carriers for t'ie iiydraulic frpcturl~q- c~il-beprirc- s~nn6!-Acncs.
p. 2 (Katowice, Poland (City) i.,-;stytut 111aftowy. IF-race. -No. r~G~ 1957. Katowice,
Poland)
1-ionthly Index of Last El.3rcpe--n Lccessic-~ s (EE~I) LC- Vol. 7, no. 2,
February 1c955

POHL, Julian, ITIZ.; XWACISZEWSKA, Anna, mbr.
New carriers for joints or petrolem and gas deposits. I(afta
Pol 3.7 no.11:7-8 of bulletim 161. '

- POJIL, Julian, inz.; KWACISZEWSKA, Anna, mgr.
low sand carriers for hydraulic cleaving of petroleum and gas ecllectors.
Prace Inst naft no.76:1-7 163.

POHL, Karel
The role of reBearch in future development of chemical industrr in
CzechoslovakiA. Ghem pram 12.no.1:1-3 J& 162.
1. MinisterBtvo chemickeho prm7slu.

DRkBIK.- Jan, mgr,.,inz.,- POHL, Kazimierz,_inz, STASIAK, Leszek, mgr.linz.;
STEPIER, Jerzy, lm-gir., nz.
Welded constructions of heavy railroad platform trucks. Przegl
spaw 14 ro.2:31-37 162.
1. Centralne Biuro Konstnlkcyjne Przemyslu Taboru Kolejowego
it"

POHL, K. A.
Das Problem der "Grossen Wolga". Z-The ffGreater Volga" problem-7. (Osteuropa X, 1934,
35v P-410-21p map). DLC.- D410.07.
SO: SOVILT TRANSPORTATION AND COMUNICATION, I BIBLIOGRAPHY Library of Congress.,
lRe-rence Departmeit-, Washington, 1952, Unclassified..

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"'Preliminary survey of shallow shafts throuEb a sin,-Ie shaft. (To te contd. ) '
Fanyaszati lapok, T-udapest, Vol.. 9, Eo. 7, Feb 1954) P. 92.
SO: Eastern European Accessions List, Vol. 3, No. 11, Nov. 10,54, L.U.

POHL, K.
POHL, K. Results and experiences with mechanization of underground bauxite mining. P. 333.
Vol. 11, No. 6, June 1956.
BANYASZATI LAPOK
TECHNOLOGY
Budapest, Hun.gary
So: East European Accession, Vol. 6, No. 2, Feb. 1957

4124
"~RCTIMATJONOF
LOW CONCENTRATION BIMARY
X;TUWS. K. Pc,',d. Trwisl-2--c-I by W A- Czisch--- fro=
Clz,.qL-Ing--Tevh- 2:. 562-4(IS55) ~,Op
A numerical proctim im Vven !or c2la"IMIng rc-l-!= mm,
tb=aflc3l pIntes, and ;lzic vs. temp:-,rAlure
im distiflatioD of binary inUrures with p macentration so
lvv t),z! the equilibdum cume la n straigb, line. MP. F),)

EXCERPTA YEDICA Soc 7 Vol. 11i,
2429. POIIL L. V. *Vztah juvenilnich epistaxI k reumatich~m encloharditidim.
The relationshi between epistaxis and rheumatic endo-
carditis dAS.L? dES. 1956, 95/25-2G(6Q13-G85)Tablcs4
K.
In 15 patients with rheumatic endocarditis one or more severe attacks of epizta-'!S
were found in the history. These are explained by vitamin IC deficiency due to r'.,: -.,I -
matte hepatitis. Even several years later the function of the liver proved to be dic-
turbed, if only to a slight degree, even though no salicylate had been taken, as no
arthralglas had occurred between the epistaxis and the endocardi' tis. Therefore it
is necessary that in young patients with epistaxis a study is made of the liver Ifunc-
tion so as to be able to start a prophylactive rheumatic treatment for attachs of
acute rheumatic fever. Bloch - Doetinchom (XVIII, 6, 7)

!~YMERM MEMICA Sec.l,Qj Vol.1/3 Cardiovascular Mar 57
700. POHL L. V. Podebrady. Vztah juvenilnich epistaxf k reumatickvm endo-
kar(liti( m w re ionskip Mireen;epistaxis and rhounatic cn(locardilis Cas' 1-6k. tes.
1956, 95/25-26 ( 5) Tables 4
In 15 patients with rheumatic endocarditis one or more severe attacks of epistaxis,
were found in the history. These are explained by vit. K deficiency due to rheumatic
hepatitis. Even several years later the function of the liver proved to be disturbed,
if only to a slight degree, even though no salicylates had been taken, as no arthral-
gias had occurred between the epistaxis and the endocarditis. Therefore it is neces-
sary that in young patients with epistaxis a study is made of the liver function so as
to be able to start a prophylactic rheumatic treatment for attacks of acute rheumatic
fever. Bloch - Doetinchem (XVI I 1. 6, 7)

POHL, L. V.. PrimBr MUDr.. Podebrady
Relationship between Juvenile epistaxis and rheumatic
endocarditle. Cos. lek. cesk. 95 no.25-26:683-685 29 June 56.
1. L.V,P., Podebrady.
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endocarditis & rheum. fever, prev. (Cz))
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compl.
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POHL, 0.
"Introducing a factory Intercommunication system in the Ostrava-Karvina coal mines."
(p. 71). UHLI (Ministerstvo paliv a energetiky) Praha, Vol 4, No 3, Mar. 1954.
SO: East European Accessions List, Vol 3, No 8, Aug 1954.

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Results-obtAined so far %vith air-conlc4 Slearn con. 12
7densirrs. 0. Polil. Ma ar Evic rg itigis vla ;~ !q. VoI ~ 8,
IIJ
A Heller-tyj)e air-co-uled Ak-axa c6ni )emcr %vas
Mlected to a ~tcam IturiAnt!, A dirert-c-ontavt. cmidunser
'roudetvier of the turb ite,
the mixture of cooling %vitter and conoviisate v.,ns d0ivur-
ed tt, -in air-cooli:A surfacv-tyN ]teat exclums,er locltod
outdoo~.:i. 'file closed crx--Iing water system is subjected
to positive pressure frow ptimp to condenser so that
4tt-oh,
the stati, of the coolers has no bcarim, on tile vpcutini.
POT flill Scale experiments a 5 tolliles p'Lr hr, i. c. 2.6 . I W
I~C-I Per l1r. caplicity Plant had bmil establisbed. The
goals set for the tests lasting about a year and a half
.1vere (1) tile investigation of tile propurtiei of the surface
couling tower, (2 the olcration of the dit-Let-contact
condenser, 13) trouble-free opt-ration, (4) to cstablish
the mearm fer the prevention of suffing and corrosion.
'rile Cooling tow(:T, illcoTimi-al ilu! finned Cooling eleltivilts,
sattsfivs! expuctati'ms, no breAdowns had oevurrol ill
olleration - n-ferithh- to tht! prhiciple of tile cclitilillwilt
evea (hiring svintcr. Sprayfi.~4 %vas cffcctive (is tile MCCCL-
contact contlem9el even witlintit. sisray ilov.-dex. The
dimensions of dircct-enjitact vondenswrs will lie uducible
Ill the filture by tIlv Ipplication of i;prav uozzles, 'I'lic Y
equipolelit was found to olveratc. troilble-frec. The
CO)AIIIIIIAIS tt:Ntq for c-stablislibig the extc-tit e-
of
if any, ou(I On? Ix)ssible effvcts of t,,orrordon ure b Ing,
--tontillued.

POHL, 0.
Experiences gained from the planning of new collieries in the Ostrava-Karvina
Coal Basin'. P. 47.
(Uhli, Vol. 7j, no. 2, Feb. 1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia)
. List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC. vol. 6, no. 12, Dec. 1957.
SO: Monthly
Uncl.

POHL, 0.
The optimum strike length of the mining field. p. 78.
(Uhlie Vol* 7, no- 3, Mar, 1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia.)
10: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC. Vol. 6, no. 12, Dec. 1957.
Uncl.

Pohl.. 0.
Developing a new type of convecting radiator. P. 568.
ENERGIA ES ATOMTECHNIKA. (Energiagazdalkodsi Tudom,,nyos Egyesulet.)
Budapest, Hungary. Vol. 12., no. 9, Oct. 1959.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 9. no. 1, Jan. 1960.
Uncl.

POU, 0.
Present results of aerial condensation exDeri7lents. P. 361.
Vol 8, no. 10, Oct. 1-,55. "MY.L.R RI5:RrIA6AZDASAG. Budapest, Mmgary.
So: Eastern Pluror3ean Accession. Vol 5. no. 4, April 1956

HUNGARY
ZQHL,.-Odon, Dr., Psychiatric Clinic at the Medical University (or-
v0stud& E-9yetem, Psychiatriai Klinikaja) in Budapest (Director: NYIRO,
Gyula, Professor) Dr.).
"Contribution to the Pathology of Symptomatic Narcolepsy"
Budapest, Ideggyogyaszati Szemle, Vol 19, No 6, Jun 1966, pp 181-184.
Abstract: The case of a 52-year old male patient, showing typical narco-
leptic attacks and hypnagogic hallucinations for a period of one year, was
described and discussed. The pathological findings indicated a syndrome
of polioencephalitis, the precise nature of which could not be determined.
Inflammatory symptoms concentrated in the paramedian posterior portion
of the grey matter in the periventricular part of the thalamus. 10 refe-
rences, including 9 German and I Western.
54

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Mp. 0go%Wl ins.
'Dispatching in lignite mines* by ounther Kase. Reviewed by Osvald
~zhl. MLII 4 no.9:328 S 1629

FORKADIP Ferenc, dr.-,-POHLP Odon,-_Ar.; SZBGEDY, Laszlo, dr.
Data. on clinical and pathological amects in DDT intoxicatiow.
Ideggyogy. s2emle 14 no.1-1:313-323 ~t 161.
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Egvetem Psychiatriai Klinikaja (Igazgato:
Nyiro Gyula dr. egyetemi tanar)-.
(DDT toxicol)

"Electronic leod in crystals ,.-ithout. met~,.l bond." in Ger.,lpn. 3.
ACTA MYSIC.A. (111agyzr Tudomanyos AlKaden-i4a). Budapest, Hung-ary, Vol.
1,10. 112, 11057.
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Abs jour Rof Zhur - Fizika, No 1, 1959, No 1263
Author Pohl R.W.
Inst
Title Electron Conductivity of Crystals with Non-MQtallic Bond
Orig Pub : Acte phys. Acad. sci. hung., 1957, 8, No 1-2, 3-4
Abstract ; Based on the analysis of the literature data, it is concluded
that in all crystals with non-metallic bond and without im-
purities, the dark electron conductivity and the photocon-
ductivity are observed only in those cases if the packing
fraction in the crystal is greater than 0.5. If v is the
volume of the crystal per single molecule, and V1 is the
volume in the molecule, then the degree of packing of the
space in the crystal is dgtennined by "he Lorentz-Lorenz
equation vl/V =(n2 -1)/(n2 f2), where n is the index of re-
fraction of the crystal. When n -_1 2, vl/V < 0.5 and no
photoconductivity occurs in the intrineic absorption band
of the crystal.
Card 1/1 V. Zhuze

POHL. V., Bratialwa, IDN. ul. Nar. Povetania 6
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ftsors of the kidneys in children. Isk. obsor 3 no-5:305-308 1954.
1. Z Chlrurgickej kUniky detsksho vsku SU v Bratislave
(KMWS, neop1mme
. In cMId,s diage & ther.)

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POHL, Vladimir; ZA-ffiliation not given,-7.
"Centrifuges.
CZ)
Pra- e, Radar, Vol 17o 11., Dee 66, PP 4C) - b
~Iu - -J .9 ..3
Abstract: Tne auestion of th~e influence of increase in gravity
on human organism is discussed. History of the investiglation of
Unese effects by the use of centri-fuges in Europe, japan, and the
USA is give-n. Present day facilities available in the USA, and
in otlaer "jestern countries are described- 4 Figures, no referen-
ceso
49

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
HOSPODAR., Jan; POHL, Vladimir; Lc-zechoslovak Army-7.
"Low Pressure Chambers."
Prague, Radar, Vol 1, No 3, Nov 66, pp 28 T- 31,
Abstract: The importance of low ;)re-j:,ure chambers in aeronautical
and space medicine is discussed. Classification and apilications
of low pressure chambers are discussed. Construction principles
of low pressure chambers are discussed. Equipment an,'i instrumen-
tation requi-red for the operation of t;--,ese chm.-lbers are described.
Use of these chambers in medical treatment of certain diseases'.
and their use in training of personnel for flyinr, duties is eval-
uated. Chambers desir~ned for explosive decormpression are de-
scribed. Communication tunnels between the chambers and the out-
side are described. Principles of medical observation of per-
sonnel X'emaining in low pressure chaTribers, are discussed. Details
of the low pressure chambers produced by the Czech firm CKD are
presented. 6 Figures, no references.
1/1 .

PC-I-T-) Z.
Rationalization of the Producticn, use, and -..-rocessin-, of bc-ech lumbw(~. -). 1
S~f MAI*% Ci,~Ydzial Nauk Rolniczych i Lesnych Polskiej Akademii :..Tquk i Polskie
Towarzystwo Lesne) Warszawa, Poland (Journal oil forestry issued by tile Section of
Agricultural and Forestry Sciences, Polish AcadeTkv of Sciences; and tile Polish
Society o' Forestr73 .,:ith English and Russian summaries. Includes supplements;
Biu-let,,,n Instytutu -21,adavxzego Lesnictua, bulletin of the Forest Re-earch
Institute; Biuletyn instytutu Te-EE-no-f-ogii Drel'.na, bulletin of the institute
of 1-lood Technolot-y; Przep-,lad Dokumentacyjny -.1jr-,ewnict-va., douumentation of the
Institute of 1~rdd TechnoloU; and -rezeglaa DoRumentacyAny Lesnict-vm, domment,-tion
of the Forest Research Institute. 7551,niy)
Vol. 101, no. 1, Jan. 19157
:11onthly List of East European Accessions LC, Vol. 8, no. (', June 1959
Uncl.

POAL, Zbigniew, W inz.; MALON) Henryk
LiVs cleaning of insulators of aerial stations. Shergetfka
Pol 3.8,no.4:114-1-17 JLP'64
1. Technical University, Wroclaw (for Pohl). 2. Power Station,
Czealmica (for Malon).

T, 01.268-67
ACC NR: AP6032307 t64) SOURCE CODE: P010021/66/000/007/0257/0260
AUTHOR:- Skowronski, Jerzy A.; Pohl, Zbigniew
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ORG: none
TITLE: New concept of the shape of an overhead insulator for use in areas of
industrial air pollution
SOURCE: Przeglad elektrotechniczny, no. 7, 1966, 257-260
TOPIC TAGS: air pollution, high voltage line, electric power trans inis sion,
voltage insulator, insulator breakdown, flashover
ABSTRACT: Industrial air pollution causes breakdowns of overhead high-voltage
line equipment because present means of protection are not very effective. The
mechanism of insulator flashovers was analyzed in order to establish the optimum
insulator shape. The authors discussed their own solution to the problem and
reported on the stepped-surface insulator they had developed. ' Such insulators were
r
designed at the High-Voltage Department, Wroclaw Polytechnic Institute, and they
are now being produced jointly by the Department Design Office for Electric Engineer-'
ing Ceramics and the Flectric Engineerin Porcelain Plants in Ciechow and
Card 1/2 UDC: 621. 315. 623. 5 1

ACC N.7z- AP6032307
Boguchwala. The authors thank the managements of these ~Iants and the Cable and
'Electric Engineering Equipment Union for their collaboration in making prototypes
and an experimental lot of the insulator, thus speeding up results.. Orig. art. has:
9 figures and I table. [Based on authors' abstract] [DR]
SUB CODE: 09, 13/ SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG REF: 006/ OTH REF: 004/
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COUNTRY : GDR F
CATEGORY ; Laboratory EquiWint. Instrumentction
-1939,
ABB. JOUR. : :iZXhLa., _-'o. 16 .560,65
AUTHOR ~qAIAZLc, H.
U-13T. Not given
T IT LE, Interferometer Minus-Filters
011G. PUB. Jenaer "'ahrb 1958, Teil 2., Jena, 1958, 102-114
ABSTRACT Techniques for the preparation -and the proper-
ties.of colored multilayer interferometer filters
are described. In contradistinction to ordinary
interferometer filters, minus-filters OAF) have
a narrow spectral. range of comvlete reflection
and a broad transmission band. The shifting of
the complete reflection region, and thus the
production of MF of different colors, is achieved
by varying the thicknesses of the layers with
high and low indices of refraction. Complemen-
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The~ optics ,of thin layers a U,Lrv of the state and-develoipment of
theory and. practice
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Physikalische Clesellechaft In der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik.
SOURCE
n (Optics and spectro
Tagung, Jena Optik und Spektroakopie aller Wellenlange
-wavelengths); Tagung der Physikalischen GeseLlsehaft in der DDR.
bcopy -of all
B.erUn., A4, 19,62, 93-125.
'TOPIC TAGS: thin layers thin r opbics, optical material optical thin layer
ABSTRACT: The articli a, u*nreys the state and development of the theory and practice,
oto In many different but
of thin layers,_and points out that the.field haelts ro ,~4F
A
branches of science and technology, and that It is concerned with th
.:material (ncino-lotical) Itarro4ement of optical materials. This survey does not clAim
A
to. give a complete account of the optics of-thin layers.. The goal of this study i
to stimulate wider adoption of , optical thin layers and to avaken an. understanding
of the parbii3ular prob3ims still to be solved in the-field. Orig. art. has: 54
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llc~2~-;!Mtai_-Lic halogen conpmm~s. TIT. of b-mron tl*ill
ano, 7
U10-Wrt- UnCril-, Vol- 207, 1932, pp. 242-:').- cf. C.,!.
Xbs.jr VOL '26) P-170
The satn.-preasures arG: IoP, 'o (solid) - -(1176-61T) + 1.75, log T - O-C
Log p (liquid) - -41174-4/T) + 1.15 las 'r - 0.01.33,5,0T + k'~-0536. Ili,-, r3detd,
are b. -99.9% m. -1284, ainters at -1300. was prepd. by the zeaction vif
0011al vols. 0t BF3 &nd m, LO" i7mdor pre!isurn, wi haz no ~Pprccizlble Yajjc-!~-
Pressure at -120% This reactim gives a test for the free-dom cf BF3 fl'0-11
the latter doca not A-cadt with HO and has a vapor pressure at -120',

Pohii!i~-
Experience with purification of waste waters 17 the Waco-filter.
p. 240. PAPIR A CFLULOSA. (Mlinisterstvo lesu a drevarskeho
prumyslu) Praha. Vol. 9, no. 11, Nov. 1954.
SOURCE: EEAL - LC Vol. 5 No. 10 Ott. 1956

BMICIGIERPL. [deceased]; BESKA, F.; CERNI,J.; STEPANEK, V.; POHLIDALOVA, L.;
KLEGA, J.
Changes of the shoulder joint in mammary carciroma. Gesk.
radiol. 19 no.3tl62-lD'8 My 165
1. Onkologicke oddeleni (vedoucis MUDr. B. Raffereberg); patologic-
koanatomicke oddeleni (vedoucit doe. dr. C. Dvoracek); krajske
nemocnice s poliklinikcru v Ostrave, a Rentfenologicke oddeleni
UNZ~v Bohumine (vedoucit MUDr, T, Stepanek),
49

POHLIT., W.; DOLINSZKY, Tamas [translator]
Development of radiological measuring instruments. Atom taj 2 no,4:
59-72 '59.
1."Atomteolmikai Tajekoztatoll ozerkeaztoje.

POBIEZN., Antoni, mgr. inz.
Railroad rolling-stock-producing and repairing plants.
Przegl mech 21 no.9/10:273-276. 10-25 My 162.
1. Politechnika, Krakow.

POHLOVA G-,.
~--
Ehlers-Danlos syndrome in 2 siblIngs. Cesk. pediat. 19
no.8:717-720 Ag 164.
1. 11. Detaka klinika Lekarakej fakulty University Komensheko
v Bratialave, (prednostka prof. dr. J. Michalickova).

CZIDC-TD-CIOVAYjX
FOHLOVA, G., MD; SACHEROVA, A., MD.
Second Children's Clinic of the Medical Faculty TJK (II.
detska klinika lekarskej fakulty LK), Bratislava
(for both)
Prague, Prakticky lekar, No 16, 1963, pp 623-625
"Problem of Premature Children of Gypsy Origin."

POHWVA, J.
I- ~ ~--
Organization of wards for newborn; organization of work.
Pediat. listy 6 no-3:172-175 May-June 1951. (CIIS 20:11)
1, Of the Institute of Care for Mother and Child in Prague-
Podole (Director -- Prof. J. Trapl), Head of the Pediatric
Division Docent K. Kubat, M.D..

KUBAT, X.;VISOVA, M.;POHLOVA, J.
Neonatal nortality. Prakt. lek.. Praha 32 no. 131.299-3026 5 July
1952. (CLML 22:4)
1. Of the Institute of Mother and Child Welfare (Hoad-Prof. J.
Trapl, M.S.), Prague.

f
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'
1446. POIILOVA J. t'st. pro pdei o mat ku a ditd. l"rnhn XV. *Sleclovinf npdonogt.
-
-
-
' KW~t
1WF
u 1-2 r. Study i rig I fie de v~ lopment of 1) retnaturt
VIjVi
vIk
dM
ly born children in their second year of life PEDIAT.LlS71 r.-z. f
1955, 1011 (36-44) Graphs 2 Tables 4
310 premature babies have been examined at the age of 1-2 years: 5 L'ifants with
birthweights under 1000 g. . 44 infants with birthweights of 1010- 1500 g.
'16
iweighing 1510-2000 g. , and 145 2010-2500 g, Their development was eval.itted
!.from the viewpoint of height. weight, motor development, dentition. blood count
.
rachitic signs, congenital malformations, CNS disturbances and ocular diseasei.
Results: 11eight and weight showed great variability. depending on their environ.
mental condition. Infants with a birthweight under 1000 g. were well developed,
'
but their motor development was retarded. 571
r of the infants suffered from rnodtf.
which
ately severe anaemia
was correlated both with birthweight and environrnezj
.
,
,
Transfusion and iron preparations were given in only a small
al conditions
er
.
.
p
C
igns of
centage of infants. No case of acute rickets was found, although some s
!
f all infants; vit. D was applied in insufficient
rickets were diagnosed in 12%0 llct~
I
bc 2q
amounts. Disturbances of the CNS were found in 10 children, hernia in 5.5% and
other malformations (undescended testes, congenital heart disease, haernangioMA)
1in 8%. There was no case of retrolentat fibroplasia. The study was designed to k
improve the care of these infants under home conditions. A significant relation-
ment and their environmental conditions
as found between the develo
It
hi
.
s
p w
p
was possible to make practical suggestions. Pohloyd - Prague (VU. 19
pl~

EXCERPTA MICA Sec-7 Vol-10/3 Pcdiatrics March%
499. POI-ILOVA J. fist. pro pf-6i o inatku a dit6, Praha XV. *Sledovdni nedonoge-
nych dffi -ve v6ku I-2r. Studying the development of premature-
ly born children in their second year of life PEDIAT. us'ry
1955, 10/1 (36-44) Graphs 2 Tahles 4
310 premature babies have been examined at the age of 1-2 years-, 5 itifants with
birthweights under 1000 g. , 44 infants with birthweiglAs of 1010- 1500 g. , 116
weighing 1510-2000 g. , and 145 2010-2500 g. Their development was evaluated
froin the viewpoint of height, weight, motor development, dentition, blood count.,
rachitic signs, congenital malformations, CNS disturbances and ocular diseases.
Results: Height and weight showed great variability, depending on their environ.-
mental condition. Infants with a birthweight under 1000 g. were well developed,
but their motor development was retarded. 5711/6 of the infants suffered from moder-
ately severe anaemia, which was correlated both with birthweight and environment-
al conditions. Transfusion and iron preparations were given in only a small per-
centage of infants. No case of acute rickets was found, although :come signs of
rickets were diagnosed in 12% of all infants; vit. D was applied in insufficient
amounts. Disturbances of the CNS were found in 10 children, hernia in 5.5% and
other malformations (undescended testes. congenital heart disease, haemangioma)
in 8%. There was no case of retrolentalfibroplasia. The study was designed to
improve the care of these infants under home conditions. A significant relation-
ship was found between the development and their environmental conditions. It
was possible to make practical suggestions. Author (VII, 10, 17:

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P011101'#,,.L,aa, Dr.
A study of prematurely born children in their second year of life.
Ceak. pediat. 10 no.1:36-44 Fab 55.
1. 2 ustavu. pro pece o matka
Dr. J.Trapl. Vedouci pediat.
(INANT, MHATURS
develop. survey in
a dete v Praze XV, prednosta prof.
useka doe. Dr.K.Kubat.
2nd year of life)

Hiroslav;,~HLOVA, Jana
The thymus mediastinal -oleuriBY in infants. Gesk. pediat. 14 no.l:
27-30 5 Jan 59.
1. Statni sanatorium a Detsks. chirurgicka klinika v Pritze. M. H., Statni
sanatorium, Praha 16, SANOPS.
(PLEURISY. differ. dia.g.
dextroponed thymus frOM Tnediatinal pleurisy in inf. (Cz))
(THYMUS, radiography
dextroposition simalating inediastinal pleurisy in inf. (Gz))

POE41 GY.; LATINAK,, T.
Semiautomatic machines for nanufacturing axleg and tubes. p.564
KOHASZATI LAPOK. (Magyar Banyaszati es Kohaszati Egyesulet)
Budapest, flunrnry
0
Vol. 13, no. 12, Dec. 1958
Monthly List of Fast European Accessions (EEAI) LC., Vol. e, no.7, July 1959
Uncl.

LATINAK, Istvan; POHM, Gyorgy
Semiautomatic axle and tube forging machines. Koh lap 91
no.12:564-568 D 158.

PAIMMly W., prdf., dr. ing.; M-1211, [translator I
--
Power demand determination of the cold flow process and its
effect on the selection of the press* Gapgyartasteobn 3
noo6t205-214 Ja'63-
1. Miszaki Egyatem, 1)--rlin (for P&nImin).

POIN, Gyorq
~t
Testing the foundationa of huge forging ha=era. Gopgyartastechn
2 no,,11*409-412 N 162,
1. Tiszai Vegyikombinat.

-- POHM, qyorgy
1, ~. 1
I',!.
Systematization of the plastic formation of metals. Ft, 2. Koh lap
93 no.8:3,71-372 Ag 160.

, Gyorgy
Systematization of plastic formation of metals. Koh lap 93 no.1;
40-43 Ja 160.

11011,M) GY(-,ft;Y
lioniencirturp of T-irocesses ard instruments for cold pressing. ; - -
.01-. LaL
~)7 n,).rl:590 D Ir'14.

The cautitudon of hydroxylupenlas. Poititim of the
h~-&8131 floull. F. C-aliflavs,ky, M. P--hm. and K. Rictli
ll iesalm). bj.-7-"4'_N9Yn. - - I lie r%
Iwl.livr 1-br(moic javia mi'[Alim of -11
lit) -b"o"t lit, t%, th,
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A
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.1 W Jam lic"I by tile I of I all.1 11 4q .."1111mot , A
11,41 lo'kilic"I hy .11,1114r "11,14lioll d .1 at Irmr (III,
114p.mille AM -nc pr~hlvrd hy
ring 1) J I .,ml It -%W, thumful-w-wh,
11111011410.1c.11,0 4114 xil* as whrm -
'If OC Mllil- Wid llli%l~ (Will IIIC 01,14.11i"ll 51101ACII MN -
icil'),0411 AV) bAr tit,- nilli'vdii't ('~t ft,mil III. V md
KlAr'sur hom IV. ~Itdv I g.t%c o'11,111ific '411.1 givectir 1-111 1---
ttA,l Of V. V. .4-41AIIIIJ". AIM KIYO11C If~ 111fet-4111 f11-111
It. Thc .111d
1,imirille I'l.011,111 the 'allic 14111ilm acids I- I ami it,
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