SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT POTAPOV, N.S. - POTAPOV, S.P.

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POTAPOV, N. P. Cand Phys-Math Scl -- (diss) "Thermistor Material
From manganese and XINKIM NIcke4 I%e Effect of
Composition and I/ NZY"I"N Treatment Tn Structure and
Electrical Properties.vC=T?Dd3!:-~ ~~ Odessa, 1957. 14 pp
with graphs, 20 cm. (Min of Higher Education Ukrainian SSR,
Odessa State Univ im I. M. Mechnikov), 100 copies (KL, 28-57,109)
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Pvp-~Pov , g.
4412. IPOT,~-POV, N. P. - Puti povysheniya
Lenint:raae. %steno.;ramma lektsli ...
i strolt. trestov). L., 19.54. 121
polit. i nauch: znaaiy. Lenin-r.
3.800 ekz. 60k. -- (55-813)p
kachestva zhilishchno~-o !;troitel'stva v
dlya rzibotnikov Proaktnykh ori:an17atFiy
sin. (vsasoyuz. 0-vo -)o rasorostraneniyu
dom nauch-tekhn. propagandy). ch. 1. 18s.
69.03(47.411)
SO: Knizhnaya Letopsis', Vol. 1,1955

POTAPOV, 11. S.
Towing
Pushing non-propulsion boats and technical facilities for hook-up systems. Rech. trensp.
12 no. 2, 19,52.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, AujMmf. 1952-y7n, Uncl.

1. PCT.~1-.---GV, N. S. , Eng.
.r.
2. U -- ~-37 --, ( '~ ~ 0 )
T,,l;~ind ~`ater '
4. Imi zpcxuition
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7. RNer 'Llect in tl-o Cifth fiv(-YLor ninn, trzinsp., 1-1, rc;. 2, !~~"
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Ap. -J 1 1953, Uncl.

L. POW:OV, 9. S.
2. IT-,'3R (600)
I'. Tugboats
7. Diesel-prcrelled rusher, Tekh.molo(l. 21 no.1, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, A-pril 1953, Uncl.

MUKOVSKIY,I.I.; LOB4NOVqYe.X., redaktor; ARISTOV#Yu.K., redaktor;
.POTAPOV,!L,4,,, retsonsOnt; SURVIIJAY.L., rateenxent; BAGI-
MWA-.W.W.-9--tekhnlcheekiy redaktor
(Auxiliary mechanisms of ships.] Sudovye vapomogatellnyo me-
khanizmy. Xoskya, lad-vo "Rachnoi transport" Pt.l.(Deck mecha-
nisms] Palubnye makhanismy. 1955. 234 p. 1 (KIELA 9-3)
(Ships--Bquipment and supplies)

0 Tq Al,
RUFANOV, Pavel Grigorlyevich; ag&qy,,L-%&"rGt9en2.srLt; VYSOTA, I.I.,
retsenzent; KOMOGORTSEV, P.Ya., redaktor; SHIENNIKOVA, Z.V.,
red.aktor; E&GICHEVA, M.N., tekhnicheskiy reiiaktar*
[Maxine steam engines and turbinesi Sudovye parovys mashiny i tur-
biny. Izd. 2-e, 'Lspr. i dop. Moskva, lzd-.vo "Rechnot transport,* 1955.
530 P. (KIRA 8:4)
(Marine engines) (Steam turbines)

VYSOTA. Ivan Iosifovich; PIAKHOY, Veniamin Samenovich; KUPRITABOY, D.F.,
retseasent; t2mKfiJ-,-1A, retsenzent; PITROT, M.D., redaktor;
SHIZENIKOVA, Z.T., redaktor tzdatelletva; KRASNAYA, A.Z.,
tekhnichaskiy redaktor
[Ships' power plants] Sudovya silov7e ustanovk-i. Mosim, Izd-vo
"Rachnoi transport,* 1957. 359 P. (KIRA 10:7)
(Marine engines)

POTAPOV, N.S., inzh.
Uso of the ptwher method in Western Buro-ve. Rech. transp. 17
no.4-37-38 Ap 157. (MIRA 11:4)
(Europe, Weater-Towing)

KLJZOVIXV. Vitaliy Alsksandrovich. ; KOMOGORTSEV, F.Ya.. red.; POTAPOV,
B.S., reteenzent.; KAN9 P.M.. red. izd-va,; KWIMIN. red.
CSteam boilers and engines for river and lake vessels] Rechaye
parovye kotly i mashiny. Izd. 3.. ispr. i dop. Moskva, Izd.-vo
'Rechnoi transport." Pt- 1- 1958- 301 P- (MIRA 11:11)
(Marine engines)
(Boilers. Marina)

POTAPOV, N.S., inch.
;P ~ I
~Owttylv'pes of equipment used in traneporting bulk cargoes. Fach.
transp. 17 no. 7:53-55 -J1 158. (MIRA 11:8)
(GermaEV, Wastern~-Gontainere)

pOTApOV. II.S., Inrh-
I . I I.I.P- n transoorting, bulk cargoes Rech.
aw types Of equioment used i (LIRA 11:8)
traw. 17 no. 7:53-55 J1 '58- re)
(GermanY. Wastarn-Gontaine

POPOV, Vyachealav Yakovlevich: T!OTAIPOV, N._~,,.retsenxent; KRUTIN, G.l.,
retEenzent; KYASNIKOV, N.V., red.; KUZOVLEV, V.A., red.; .-
SIEMIKOVA, Z.V., red.izd-va; YEBXAKOVA, T.T., te.--rm.red.
[Marine engines] b)ldovaia makhanika. Moskva, Izd-vo "Rechnoi
transport." 1959. 386 p. (MIRA 12:10)
(Marine engineering)

YEFREMOV, G.V.; POTAPOV, N.S., red.; KRASNAYt, A.K., tekhn. red.
[Manual for a shipts carpenter] Uchebnik dlia sudovogo plot-
nika. Moskva, Rechizdat, 1951. 198 P. (MIRA 16:7)
(Carpentry-Handbooks, manuals, etc.)
(Shipbuilding--Handbooks, manuals, etc.)

LAEBANIN, Vladimir Vladimirovich, prof., doktor teIrchn. nauk; KBOZE ~
Anatoliy Naumovich, dots., kand. tekhn. nauk; LEONTIYEEVSKIY,
Ye,S., inzh., retsenzent; KONVALOV, Ye.S., kand. tek-hn.
nauk, retsenzent; SHIINAYEV, P.N., kand. tekhn. nauk, re-
tesenzent; FOTAFOV, N.S.,_ inzh., red.; SHLMUKOVA, Z.V., red.
izd-va; AI-YiMA, V.A., tokhn. red.
[General heat engineering; thermodynamics and marine power
plants] Obshchaia teplotekhnika; tenrodinamika i sudovye silo-
vye ustanovki. Moskva, Izd-vo "Rechnoi transport " 1961. 300 p.
(Marine engines) (Thermodynamics) 49RA 15:2)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5542
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Morskoy gidrofizicheskiy institut
Gidrometeorologlya, Gidrokhimiya (HydrometeorologyjHydrochemistry) Moscow, 1959.
173 p. (Series3 Its.- Trudy, tom 16) Errata slip inserted. 1,200 copies printed.
Resp. Ed..-A.A. Ivanov; Ed. of Publishing House: L.K. Nikolayeva; Tech. Ed.: I.N.
Dorokhina.
PURPOSE.- This publication is intended for meteorologists, hydrologists, and
chemists interested in the chemical composition of sea water.
COVERAGE-. This volume of the Transactions of the Marine Hydrophysical Institute
AS USSR contains articles on problems in hydrometeorology and hydrochemistry.
Individual articles deal with the heat balance of the Areth atmosphere, an
experimental study of the types of atmospheric circulation, and the occurrence
in sea water of such substances as sulphur, organic phosphorusp and arsenic.
No personalities are mentioned. References follow individual articles.
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Hydrometeorology Hydrochemistry
j
TABLE OF CONTENTSs
SOV/5542
Dmitriyev, A.A., and T.V. Bonchkovskaya. Approximate Calculation of the
Advective Component in the Heat Balance of the Active Atmospheric Laver
in the -ratio 3
Potapova., Ye.I.p and N.S. Potapov. Particular Features of the Circu-
lation on the Southern-11-p-o-f-the Crimea 29
Bonchkovskaya T.V. Basic Results of the Simulation of Atmospheric
Circulation in Revolving Vessels With Liquid
Mashkova, G.B. Foehns of Batumi
74
Skopintsev, B.A.., A.V. Karpov, and O.A. Vershinina. Investigation
of the Dynamics of Certain Sulphur Compounds in the Black Sea Under
Experimental Conditions 89
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- POTAFOVI NOS. (Yalta)
North wind on the -southern shore of the Crimea. Priroda 50 no.l:
81-82 Ja 161, 1.. (Crimea-Winds) (MIRA 34: 1)

LAKHANIN, Vladimir Vladimirovich, prof., doktor tekhn.Pbuk; IKO11111KOY,
S.A., dotsent, kand.tekhn.nBuk,.retsenzent; POWDY.Ji.S., inzh.,
retsenzent; KOMOGORTSEV, P.Ta., red.; SHMNNIKOVA, Z.V., red.
izd-va; TMWKOVA, T.T., tekhn.red.
(Marine steam engines] Sudovye parovye mashiny. Moskva. Izd-vo
'Rechnoi transport." 1960. 342 p. (MIRA 13,:10)
(Marine engines)

POTAPOVA, Ye.I.; POTAPOT, N.S.
Circulation characteristics over the southern extremity of the
Crimea. Trudy 14GI 16:29-43 '59- (14II?J, 13:5 /1
(Crimea--Winds)
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ITAHINSKIY, F. I., kandidtA naiik:
lnznenur:
TRIFONOV.
B a ~uiprient -A ~c I --p., roinforced or) no rete tub , rj-r , Stroi.
dor. maf;,-,j nra;tr. . f : IJ~-21 ?~,j 157.
(C-r~ra,.e, Roirfcrcradl)

FWAMYS O*A.#~
Arrlcultural-meteorni-;~Vy station helping agriculture. Meteor. i
g1drol. no.2:43-10~ F 158. (KIRA 110)
1. Direktor Tonnenakoy maRbInno-traktornoy stantaii.
(Heteorollogy, Agricultural)
(Toono-Nqchine-tractor stations)

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AUTHOR: Potapov, 0. A., Director of the Tosuo Mchine and
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50-2-13/22
TITLE: Agrometeorological Station SuDports Agriculture
Agrometeorologicheskaya stantsiya okazyvayet pomoshch'
sel'skomu. khozyaystvu).
PERIODICAL: Meteorologiya i Gidrologiya, 1958, Nr 2, Pp. 43-44 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In 1956 an agrometeorological station was established in the
MTS on the initiative of the machine-tractor-station (MTS,
Toano (region of Leningrad).
The regularly obtained data on the meteorological conditions
with reference to local microclimatic peculiarities help the
agronomist to take in time measures for the combating of
spring frosts and other negative weather phenomena.
The agrometeorological station supplies the Kolchoses data on
the state of the winter seed, the b~rowth of the spring
cultures, etc. The observation data help the MTS to solvc,
some problems connected with the improvement of the soil.
The above mentioned examples do not exhaust the extensiv-~
activity of the agrometeorological station in the servic.-
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Agrometeorological Station Supports Agriculture 50-2-17~/22
to Kolchoses of the MTS-zone, they confirm, however, the
great help which is rendered by this station to agriculture.
ASSOCIATION: Tosno Machin and Tractor Station
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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O~ICC Nm; SOURCil., CODi"': W/3
A U ~'i MR Potapov,
TIT IZ: Ut;.lization of composite head waves in studying deposition dc,)Lh.-;
11~'(-sozoic horlzuns and the 'Paleozoic basuinent on tho 3outhern. slope of
SOURCE- : 1,a ~-.v,,- doe hnaya geofizika, no. 13, 19,56, 13-L/i
TOPIC TAGS: geology, geologic survey, geologic exploration, hodlograph, wav'--, r.it-'Chanico
ABSTRACT: z'ield materials arid results of opcra~. ions are pres~!nted which icate
that where strata with increased velocity are present in the composite
head waves can be recorded and rather accurately interpreted. :n Lhe
region of investigations used in this work, they were connected primarily vit.'i the
longitudinal wave refracted at the top of the Paleozoic basement; when thkis
arrives at the surface of observations, it is combined on the intarmediatc botjndari':!~;.
The Paleozoic basement in the region of operations lies between 1500 and 1&00 F'-,
below the surface. It is covered with a sedimentary mass of sandstone-clay. terri-
genous deposits to the Quaternary inclusive. The cross-section has tiree boundaric.5
at which velocity changes occur: the tops of the upper Cretaceous, Juransic and
Paleozoic basement. Composite waves were recorded on longitudinal prof,--'c-- frozz-,

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1.2 to 7 km. Observation point-explosion point distances varied between !0 and
18 km. Vertical and horizontal components were recorded simultaneously. Recording
quality varied, due to the presence of considerable background noise. Subsequent
hodographs were used for correlation of the composite waves. The primary correlating
characteristics were: order of arrival and location of wave on recording, apparent
velocity, At, intensity features of wave and recording form. This work showed the
possibility of recording composite head waves in this aroa connected with zhe ex-
change of the longitudinal wave corresponding to the top of the Paleozoic basement
as it travels to the observation surfaca. Orig. art. haG; 5 figures.
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*00TAPOV3 0. A. )
"Study of the Ef rect of Agricultural 11"elioration upon the Avera,~.-e Ann.-Lal Runo-ef of
Larf,,eRivers (Ba.7ins of the Dan, 01m, Vol,-,-a, and ft (Dissertatior for
Degree of Candidate of Tectmical Sciences) All-Union Sci Has Inst of Hydraulic
Fngineering and 14eI-.iopa-&iem, Moscow, 1955
SO: H-1036 28 Mar 56

PO'rAWv' 0. A.
0. jk. PotaDov, Dokuchayev i fridrolorLva ZBokitcliayev anj 1-,'ydrolo,-y/, Gidrometeoizdat,
3 si.eetB
In popular style this brochure q-~ves the basic c ntent of-' DAuchayev's
on soil scien-,e, natural zones, reomorpholo.;7y, 'ho trangfornatf-on of rratur6, w:.ich ar~-
important for hydrolory in view of the maf-nificent, tasks Uf tre SLalin :71-In f-r t;.e
trans formati on of nature inthe USSR and t,-,e freat c ons true tions of comcunism cr.
Volga arA Dnepr.
is intended for engineering-technical -personnel, workers ~f tr.e systeir. of
runo 'f staticns, a.-rosilveteorolojr~ical stations, ~neliorati ~n workers, a-ronomist-s,
pupils and otiers.
so: u-602, 12 "ov 1.954

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vostochn.vkh raionov SSSR7, 1948. 80' P.
DLIC: 'Ti8O8.R9:)o'
So: LC, Soviet Geography, Part II, 1951/Unclassified.

POTAM, P.
A book about the work heroism of miners
Basin." M.Shur. Reviewed by P.Potapov).
F '550-
(Moscow Basin-Coal miners)
('In a mine in the Moe-,,ow
Sov.profsoinzy 3 no.2-83-85
(MMA 8:4)

POTAFOV. F.
Siborian coal min,). Vymp,31 11 ro.16:14-15 Jv: "k3.
(ma; 12: ~)
(Prokoplyf-,,gk --Coal minns and nining)

NEDRIGAnOV, V., inzh.; GIMEYN, S.; LISITSYN, V.; LEBED'-;?V, Yu.; FOGONIN, A.;
POTAPOV11 P.
Technical information. Ckhr. truda i sots. strakh. 6 no.7:41-46
Jl 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Starshiy lnzh. laboratorii tekhniki bezopasnosti Gosudarstvennogo
vsesoy-uznogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo tekhnalogicheskogo instituta
remonta i ekspluall-atnii mashLnno-traktornogo parka (for Gimeyn).
2. Tekhnich-jSkly incipektor YaroslaVskogo soveta professioriallnykh
soyuzov (for

C -FOTAPOV, P. (g.Tyumen')
Change in the appearance of the city of IPY-U-Men. Z;)ll.-ko--.khoz.
10 n0-3:6-7 160. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Predeedatell T~umenskogo gorispolkoma.
(Ty=en--Municipal Bervices)

POTAPOV,
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Arrangement of vire-rope fitting on the BKSM-14 crane in order
to increase the ropets length of service. Rats. i izobr. predl. v
stroi. no.2:53-54 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(Cranes,
derricks, etc.)

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FlLATOV, P.I.; KOLPASIINIKOV, A.I.; Prinimali uchastiye: POTAPOV, P.I.;
YFJV.IILOV, A.M.; TOINAGHEV, B.Ya.; YdIARITONOV, A.7a.
Determination of residual stresses in the brake dr-j.13S of
wheels. Zav.lab. 28 no.2:223---224 162. (vaRA.150)
(Airplane--Brakes) (Strains and stresses)

ACC-'NR;'-'AT6O24q28 SOURCE CODES UR/2981"/66/000/004/0187/019i]
'AUTHORS Loktionova, 14. A.; Ovehinnikov, Yu. F.; Nikonorov, Ye. A.; Zamolodchikovaj
V. N.; Lapina,, L. V.; Perevozchikov, A. V. ;~f~~Clv X'.T.
ORG: none
TITIZ: Residual stresses in weld joints of aluminum alloys
SOURCES Alyuminiyevyya splavy, no. 4, 1966. Zharoproohnyye i vysokoprochnyye splavy
(Heat resistant and high-strength alloys), 187-191
TOPIC TAGS1 tensile stress, compressive stress, aluminum alloy property, weld evalu-
ation
ABSTRACT: The residual stresses in various parts of a welded.structure of ATsM alloy
were deta~mlnod by a mechanical methodp and the influence of the artificial aging and
gmering','6f the weld joints on the magnitude of these stresses was investigated. It
was found that-longitudinal residual stresses up to 10-11 kg/MM2 and compressive re-
sidual stresses up to i1-12 kg/mm2 in the transverse direction arise in the zone of
the weld joints. Artificial aging of the weld joints of AT9M alloy for 100 hr at 901*
does not change the magnitude and character of the residual stresses in the heat-af-
fected zone as compared to the r dual stresses in the naturally aged state. Temper-
ing of the zone of the welc 4 induction heating to 240-2500C for 4-5 min fol-
lowed by cooling of the heat-affected zone with water increases the magnitude of the
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longitudinal tensile residual stresses by 1.5-2 kg/mm2p without changing the sign,
At the same timeg the transverse residual stresses change into compressive ones and
reach 4 kg/ma~. Orig. art. hast 2 formlas.
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Ai3DTJLIMAT=, Gata Fattakhovich; POTAPOV,,_P..M-., red.; VLADIMIRTSEV,
V.P.., red.
(Natural and casinghead gases and their utilization] Fri-
radnye, poputnye neftianye garl i ikh primenenie. Kazan',
Tatnrskoe knizhnoe izd--vop 1961. 73 p. (MM-4 .18:9)

POTAPOV, P.R., inzh,
Analysis of the work of classification yards and ways to increase
their capacity. Trudy MIIZHT no.33t193-203 163. (VJRA 17!3)
i.:_

ZHURAVELI, A. I., kand. ekonom. nauk; BONDARENN. V. 0.0 inzh.;
POTAPOV P R
--*
Labor productivity and costs of operation of classification
yards. Zhel. dor. transp. 45 no.1:20-2/+ Ja 163.
(MIRA 16:4)
1. Glavnyy inzh. stantsii InBkaya (for Potapov).
(Railroads-Management)

MOSKALEV, P.I., inzh. (Novosibirgk);_POTAPOV, P.R., inzh. (Novosibirsk)
IrLformation and accounting center of a classification yard.
Mel, dor. transp. 46 no.1%68-70 Ja 164. (MIRA 17-8)

BEIA)V, N.S.; BIRYUKOV, I.V.; VMLYUDOV, N.N.; GORBUNOVA, M.N.; YESIPOVA, P.M.;
ILIICHEV, A.I.; IGNATIYEV.A, N.Ya.; KOVACREVICH, P.M.; LYTKIV. A.M.;
LOSKUTOV, Y.G.;MZYUKOV, A.S.; WIROSERICHEMKO, N.Ya.: h~7~-DOY, A.-fa.;
OSIPOV, K.V.; OSIPOV, P.M.; PK ROV, N.G.; PETRACFKOV, M.I.*,
PINEVICH, K.M.; POPOV, B.I.; PRMIN, F.Ye.; PUKHOV, A.F.;
CHUSOVITINA, Ye.I.; ANGELISKIY, N., tekhn.red.
[The Kuznetsk Basin in the sixth five-year plan] Kuzbass v shestoi
piatiletke. [Kemerovo] Kemerovskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1956. 125 P.
(MIRA 16: 12)
(Kuznetsk Basin)

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;AUTHOR: Potapov, R.
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SOURCE CODE: 0025/66/000/009/0062/0067
I I I LE: Orientation and navigation ability of birds
SOUTICE: Nauka i zhiznl, no. 0, 1966, 62-67
TOPIC TAGS: biology, radar navigation, celestial navigation, biocurrent,
biologic research facility, bird
ABSTRACT: The orientation and navigation abilities of birds and the latest develop_ i
ments in the study of these abilities are discussed. These abilities involve all the
organs of birds, are hereditary, instinctive, and not c6nscious. Numerous homing
and orientation tests have been made which proved the ability of birds to orient
themselves by the sun and stars. Many other factors noted indicate that birds are
also equipped with some means of orientation unknown to us. It has been found that
they are sensitive to the Earth's magnetic field and to the Coriolis force and t'-,Iat an
11orientation organ" may likewise be located in their skin. Research has revealed
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a difference in the features of biocurrents in the cerebellum of domestic and
migratory birds. The inner clock mechanism inside birds undoubtedly help them to
select their migratory route, although this mechanism does not keep time with man-
made time pieces. The principle of orientation is clear, but not all its details,
which may require combined research in zoology, physiology genetics, biophysics,
and physics. Numerous details of the structure of the eye and car of birds call help
to improve various instruments, including navigation instruments. The naVigation
abilities of birds have been found to be far less accurate than the ones developed by
man with the simplest instruments. Orig. art. has: 3 figures. [GC]
SUB CODE: 06, 17, '20/
LCc.rd 2/2

POTAPOV, R.L.
Streaked scrub warbler (Scotocerca. wju eta platy-,:--a Se-,.)
~ U
in ;ajikistan. Trudy Inst. zool. i paraz. AN Tadzh.
SSR 22:1+1-48 162. (MIRA 15:11)
(Tajikistan--Warblers)

POTAPOV, R.L.
Pamir ornitbofauna. Dokl. AS Tadzh.SSR no.15:57-62
'56. OWELRL 9: 10)
1. Loningradskiy gosudarstvenW universitst.
(Pamirs--Birds)

POTAPOV, R.L.
finw ornithological f tnds in Ttj,liliafan. DrkI. r'.Ij Tedzh. 52-4
no. 22:39-41 '57. (KIRA 11-7)
1. Institut zoolopii i parazitologii im. akademiks Ya. 11. Pavlovskogo
AN Tadzhikskoy SSR. (TaJikistan-Birds)

POT.kPOV, It. L.
Migration of birds through the Pamirs in the autumn of 1956,
Trudy Ali Tadzh.SSR 89:195-208 '58. (MM 13:5)
1. Institut zoologii, i parazitologii All Tudzhikskoy SSR.
(Pamirs-Birds-Aigration)

POTAPOV, R.L.
New data on *0,,ird-- which winter in Taiikistan. Doll. AN Tadz-
SSR 1 no.3:41-44 '58 (MI.RA 13:3)
1. Institut zoologii i pnrazitologii AN Tadzhik-skoy SSR
Predstavleno chlonom-k-orrespondentom AN TadzhikBkoy SSR M. N.
Narz ikulovym.
(Tajikistan--Birds)

POTAPOV, R-L.
Wintering of cormorants in southern TajikiBtan and their
ecoaomic significance. I)okl.Aa Tadzh. SSR 2 no. 5;49-52
f5g. (MIRA 13:12)
1. Institut zoologii i parazitologii AN Tadzhikekoy SGR..
Prodstavleno chienom-korrespondentom AN Tadzhikskoy SSR. M.N.
Varzikulovym.
(Tajikistan--Cormorants)
1:

AP6036765 SOURCE CODE: UR/0020/66/171/001/0226/0228
AUTHOR: Potapov, R. L.
ORG: Biology Station, Zoological Institute, Academy of Scienco3 SSSR, Rybachlyo,
Kaliningrad District (Biologichoskaya stantsiya, Zoologicheskogo inntituta,
Akademii nauk SSSR)
TITLE: The navigational ability of certain passerine birds
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 171, no. 1, 1966, 226-228
TOPIC TAGS: zoology, bionics., experiment animal
ABSTRACT: A number of experiments were conducted according to Sauer's method to
determine the navigational ability of certain Passeriformes. One experiment wao
designed to establish whether the difference between local time and the inherent
time awareness of birds helps them to determine longitudes. Groups of birds were
artificially conditioned to various time zones and then released for the fall migra-
tion. Tabulated results of the flight direction of test and control birds failed
to provide proof of their astronavigational ability. Results did support G. V. T.-
Matthews' recent theox7 of the independence of stellar orientation and the inherent
time awareness. V. R. Dollnik and R. L. Potapov of the Biological Station of the
Zoological Institute, Academy of Sciences SSSR, and M. Ye. Shumakov of Lenin.0-rad
Card 1/2 UDC: 591.185.2+598.8

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University conducted some of the experiments. ThIs paper was presented by Acade-
mician B. Ye. Bykhovskiy on 12 April 1966. Orig. art. has3 1 table.
SUB OCOD'S:' 06/ SUBM DATFj 26Mar66/ ORIG M7s. 001/ OTH RU: 005

~ " 1 r , j, p ~ ~ POTAPOV R. L.
. %, I I - . ,
Hi3t:-~rf cf the forests of the F=ira and ccntigucus P-reas in t~-e-
tJppor Quaternary. Bot, zhur. 50 no.6:765-774 Je 165. (MJ~A JR:7)
1. Laningradskiy gosudarstvennyy pedagogicheskiy institut imeni
rlr-rtsena i Zoologicheskiy Institut AN SSSR, Leningrad.

POTAPOV~ R.L.
Biology, of the rosy finch Leutosticts arctoa pasi-re"Is -UT. in thP-
Pamirs. Zool. shuro 42 nd.5016-726 063. (KMA 16:7)
1. Zoological Institijt~s of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.,
Leningrad. (Fanirs-Finches)
I

POTAPOV, R.L.
Nidification of the kestrel (Falco tinnunculus tilm-Imaluu-S ~.- i '-r
the Pamirs. Zool.zhur. 41 no.8:1265-1266 Ag 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Zoological Institute, Academy of Sciencen, U.S.S.R., Leningrad.
(Pamirs-Falcons)
A
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POTAPCIV,, R.L.
Summer ornithofaurn of the Tigrovaya Balka Preserve. Trud7 AN
Tad2h.SSR 325.179-201 159- (11UPA 15:5)
1. Institut zoologii i parazitologii AN TadzhWkoy SSR.
(Tigrovaya Balka Pre-serve-Birds)

POTAF'OV,-R4al-td-LGonidovich,-- zoolog;KOZLOV, I.V., red.; KONOVAIYUK~ I.K.,
mledshiy red.; KOSEEIEVA, S.M., tekhn. red.
(In the Tigrovaya Ballm Preserve; notes of a zoologist) V Tigrovoi
balke; zapiski zoologa. Moskva, Geografgiz, 1962. 102 p.
(MIRA 15:6)
(Tigrovaya Balka Preserve)

POTAPGV, S., kand. sellskokhoz, nauk (Kolomna, Moskovskoy oblasti); ROSHCHUPKINA,
S., agronom (Kolomna, Moskovskoy oblasti)
It is most important to have rasintant varieties. Zuhch. rast. ot
vred. i bol. 10 no.2:34-35 165. 'MIRA 18W

r A., agronom; ROSHCHUPKINA, S., agronom; POTAPOV S kand. 8ell-
GRINFNKO; 'tf
svokhoz. nauk
RetOftt,anc- -l' gocsaberriv3 to povde-,7 muldfv. Zaslhch~ rast.
ot vred, i bol. 10 tid.7:37 165~ (MIRA 18110)
1. Kolomenskiy gosud&rstvennyy sortoispytatellnyy uchastok,
plodovo-yagodnykh rasteniy, Moskovskaya oblast'.

2 -4 L. 7 c. za
po )3
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25479. Kh S' Yezd Profscyuzov I Nashi Zadachi. (Yakut. Assr), F:0 LenjjL-Vk=-, ?Uti,
1949, no. 6, s. 8-16
SO: Letopis' Zhurnallnykh Statey, Vol. 34, Moskva, 1949

38-266 POTAPOV, 3.
0 zagotovkakh produktov zhivctncvodstva. Zag~,tovki s.-kh. prc-c'uktsv,
1949, No 21 S. 9-14

POTAPOV, S.
"Sovetskaya Yakutial," by G. Kolesov and S. PotaDov, I.,oscow, 1937
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;d Ac uved it) milk smily-sb. tire Aj-cvots. liquid, are c,,I-
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POTAPOV, S.A., samestitell zaveduyushchego; TRETIUKOV, V.D., nachallnik sektora
zdaniy.
Some problems of planning, constructing and using hospital buildings. Gor.
khos.Mosk. 27 no.11:3-4 N '53. (MIJU 6:11)
1. Mosgorsdravotdol. (Moscow--Hospitals)

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Crtjcuj~-xtion and, n;f ~ ,*
pyrimidine. Opt. i spektr. 18 no.1:1,5-418 da l6r,.
(MIRA 18:4)

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POTAPOV, wurrai Mikhailovich -Priatsip-f har-L-Analistichesk ~ ident f-katci`
(Principles of Criminall Identification) in: Sovatskoye _Cosudarstvo i Pravo,
?Ir. 13 19)"0.
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USSR / Cultivated Plants. Fruits, Berries, Nutboaring,
Teas.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 2, 1959, No. 6445
Author : .Potapov, S.
Inst : N6t_~'iVefi
Title : New Gooseberry Varieties
Orig Pub : Mosk. kolkhoznlk, 1958, No 5, 41
Abstract : The best gooseberry varieties (Smena,
Izumrudnyy, Pyatiletka), which ware tested
successfully in the Kolomenskiy variety
sector of fruit-berry (Moskovskaya Oblast')
crops, are recommended.
Card 1/1
143

POTAPOV, SerE;c~ "likh.-Ir-l-oviell
) c ~' - -ailovi ch - I debnaLta fotograf:Lr (LeCal P~,oto-r~- -19" Ic.
PGILOCV ~crgai fift - ~u ~ -.;j
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21(5,8) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATIOIJ SOV/337(-,
U.S.S.R. Glavrjoye upravlenlye po ispollzovaniyu atomnoy energil.
Upravleniye po proizvodstvu I ispollzovaniyu izotopov
Izotopy, istochniki izlucheniya I radioaktivnyye materialy; katalog
(Isotopes, Sources of Radiation and Radioactive Materials;
Catalog)- Moscow, Atomizdat, 1959. 269 p. Errata slip Inserted.
15,500 copies printed.
Compilers: V. N. Grablevskiy, Ye. Ye. Kulish, N. A. Matyushina,
G. L. Popova, S. P. Potapov, P. S. Savitskiy, V. N. Terekhova,
and G. M. FraaRir-,-w-.:-v. I. Labaznov; Tech. Ed.: N. A.
Vlasova; Editorial Board: P. S. Savitskly, (Resp,.Ed.), Ye. Ye.
Kulish, and G. M. Fradkin.
PURPOSE; This Is a catalog for physicists and technicians in enter-
prises utilizing radioactive isotopes, their compounds, and radio-
active sources and equipment.
COVERAGE: The catalog contains information on radioactive and
Card 1/22

Isotopes (Cone.)
SOV/3370
stable isotopes (e.g., half-life periods, reparation reactions,
effective,activation cross-sections (barns~, types of emlssion,
radiation'energy (Mev), maximum range of particles (9/cm~~-), etc.).
It also provides technical data on radiation sources, research
techniques for radioactive isotopes, technical standards accepted
by the "Soyuzreaktiv" Trust for irradiating sample materials
and parts, abbreviations and terminology, packaging and shipping
specifications for isotope raw materials and equipment, ordering
procedure and forms, etc. No personalities are mentioned. There
are 161 references: 60 Soviet, 85 English and 16 German.
TABLB OF CONTENTS:
PART I. RADIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS
1. Production of Radioactive Isotopes and Tagged Compounds 7
Production of radioactive isotopes by neutron bombardment 7
Production of radioactive isotopes from mixtures of
fission products 9
Card 2/22

Isotopes (Cont.) SOV/3-'--)j7(--
Production of radioactive isotopes in a cyclotron 9
Production of tagged compounds 10
2. Measuring the Activity of Preparations Containing
Radioactive Isotopes 10
Measuring the beta-ray activity of preparations 11
Measuring the gamma-ray activity of preparations 13
Measuring the x-ray activity of preparations 13
Measuring the alpha-ray activity of preparations 14
3. Basic Characteristics of Isotopes and Compounds 15
Conventional symbols and terminology 15
Classification of isotopes by their half-life periods 20
Basic characteristics of isotopes and tagged compounds
used In the Soviet Union 22
41
-Argon 131 22
Barium 23
Barium 133 24
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Isotopes (Cont.)
Barium 14o Lanthanum 140
Bromine 82
Vanadl 48
110
Bismuth (RaE)
TungstenI85
Tungsten 187
Gadollnlum 153
Gadolinium 159
Galliurn 72
Hafnium 175
Hafniwa 181
Germanium 71
SOV/30370
25
26
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
Card 4/22

Isotopes (Cont.)
166
Holmium
Dysprosium 165
EuropIUZA152
Europium155
Iron55
Iron55 (/ Iron 59)
Iron 59
Gold 198
Gold 199
Indium 144M (71 Indium114
38
39
4o
41
42
43
45
46
47
48
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Isotopes (Cont.)
Iridium 192
Iridium 194
Ytterbil.u. 175
Ytterl~iumqo
Ytterbluin 91
Iodine 131
Cadmium 115M
Potassium 42
Calcium 45
57 58
Colbalt (rl Colbalt
SOV/3370
50
51
52
53
54
55
57
58
59
61
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Isotopes (Cont.)
6o
Cobalt
Silicon 31
Krypton 79
Xenon133
Lan.thanum 14o
Lutetiuml77
Manganese 52
Manganese 54
56
Manganese
Copper 64
SOV/3`37(~
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
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Isotopes (Cont.)
Molybdenum 99
Arsenic73 (/Arsenic74)
Arsenic 76
Sodium 22
Sodium 24
Neodymium 147
Neodymium 149
Nickel 63
Nickel 65
N.-"obium95
SOV/3370
72
73
74
75
,6
7
78
79
80
81
82
Card 8/22

I
Isotopeal (Cont.)
Tin 113
Tin 123
osmium 191
Osmium 193
Palladium 103
Palladium log
Platinum197
Praseodymium 142
Praseodymium 143
Promethium 147
SOV/3370
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
go
91
92
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Isotopesk(Cont.)
Rhenium 186-
Rhenium 188
Rhodium 105
Mercury 197M (/ Mercury 197
Mercury 203
Rubidium 86
103 103M
Rutheniulr (Rhodium
Ruthenium 105 (Rhodium 105)
Ruthenium lo6 (Rhodium lo6)
SOV/3370
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
Card 10/22

Isotopes. (Cont.)
StrontiUM90(/ Yttrium9o
Antimony 122
Antimony 124
Antimony 125
Thallium 2o4
Tantalum 182
Tellurium 125M
Tellurium 127M (/ Tellurium 127
16o
Terbium
SOV/3370
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
Cird 12h2

Isotopes (Cont.)
Cerium 141 1-53
Cerium 143 Fraseodymium 143 154
Cerium 144 Praseodymium 144 155
Zinc 65 156
Zinc 69m (/ zinc 69 157
Zirconium95(/ Niobium95 Z8
Erbium 169 160
Erbiuml7l (/ Thulium 171M-171 161
Compounds simultaneously tagged with two isotopes 162
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Isotopes (Cont.) SOV/3370
4. Radiation Sources and Manufactured Articles Containing
Radioactive Isotopes 163
Sources of gamma-radiation 165
Classification of gamma-radiation sources by half-life
periods and radiation energies 165
Characteristics of gamma-radiation sources produced In
the 1JSSR_ 166
Europiuml52 166
Buropium 155 167
Irldium 192 168
Cobalt 6o 169
Selenium75 172
Thulium170 173
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Isotopes (Cont.)
144 144
Cerium (/ Praseodymium
Neutron sources
Staxidard radiators
Standar-1 alpha radiators
Natural uranium
Plutonium 239
Standard beta radiators
Carbon 14
Calcium 45-
Thallium 2o4
Uranium / uranium x 1 / uranium x
SOV/3370
183
184
185
185
186
118
189
190
192
193
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Isotopesl (Cont.) SOV/3370
Standard gamma radiators 194
226
Radium 195
I...Standard solid gamma source 1�5
II. Standard liquid gamma source 195
5. Control and Calibrated Alpha-, Beta- and Gamma-Sources 196
1. Cbptrol and calibrated alpha-sources 196
2. Control and calibrated beta-sources 196
3. Control and calibrated gamma-sourceB 197
Control source nr 1 198
Control source nr 2 198
Control source nr 3 198
4. Plates prepared by introducing radioactive
isotopes into aluminum oxide film 198
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IsotopeL2. (Cont.) SOV/3370
6. Naturally Radioactive and Transuranic Element's 199
General conditions 199
Radium gamma-sources log
7. Some!Pr~blems of-Safety When Working With Radioactive
isotopes 200
Basic concepts and units 201
Permissible external radiation dosage 202
8, Types of Packaging 202
Shipping container for irradiated raw materials 202
Shipping container for gamma-radiation sources 2o6
Shipping container for sealed compounds 209
Shipping container for radium gamma-sources 219
Types of packaging for irradiated materials and
se#led compounds 219
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Isotopes (Cont.)
Irradiated raw materials
Se~led compounds
PART 2. IRRADIATION OF SAMPLE MATEPIALS AND PARTS
Introduction
Physical parameters of irr94"ation
Expetimental phvaleal-reace6i utilizing plain
Experimental 1~ny.iical reactor utilizing heavy
Graphite-moef-.ere~ced-experimental reactor
Uranium-graphi'le reactor of an atomic electric
station
Computing the activity of a sample
Requirements of irradiated materials
Packaging of samples
SOV/3370
219
220
224
224
water 224
water 224
224
power
224
224
226
226
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isotopes,(Cont.)
SOV/33T~
Procedure for filling out an order for the irradiation
Of eino:es 226
PART III. STABLE ISOTOPES
Production of stable isotopes 231
Basic trends -in the use of stable isotopes and in methods
of isotopic analysis 232
Basic characteristics of stable isotopes and tagged
compounds (text) 236
Isotopic targets 238
Basic characteristics of stable isotopes and tagged com-
pounds (table) 239
PART IV. STIPULATIONS AND PROCEDURE
FOR ORDERIMIT
General considerations 262
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21. --"200,211.6720 Tf-2--yj

AUTHOR: Potapov, 0J. P.
TITLE- Production and Use3 oC Stablu Isotlupe.,; In U017,13R.
Science and Tochno'Logy
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya eneri,,Iya, 1960, Vol 8, Nr 2:, pp 160-1t54 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Electromagnetic separation plants dejeloped in the US")R
are capable of producing, enrlched Dtable :L:-;otoP-,,S of
the majority of elements in quantitie,; from a
grams to a few kilograms. For larger quantities of
particular isotcpes, various physico-c~emical method-- ha-le
much greater productivity, and such plants were built
for separation of isotopes of boron, carbon, nitroc2 e n, ,
oxygen, and some other eleaient:i. Gra,.-ith In prod7lct-iori
and (-,onsumDt;IGn iS beSt from Table A.

Yf,ar
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supplip(i
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Quantity of Vm. 2500 14rion . .71()000 9560

'Production and Uses of Stable Iootope- in
the USSR. Science and Technology News so v/619-11j~ -2- 21/3o
This table dc~_- S nc-' I'Mc 1--de -,T odl.~c t- " on ana; :,, ons, '_~;n
of hydrogen and uraniurr. isotopes. A 1-11-St and
istics of enriched isotooes available in auantities of
more than one rrm is ulven in Table 1. MDre detailed
data can be found in~ Izoto y, istochniki lzluchenlya
i radioaktivnyye matellialy ~katalog), M., AtomiZdat,
1959 (Isotopes, Radiation Sources and Radioactive
Materials (catalogue) M., Atomizdat,1959). Table 2
contains a list of stable Isotope targets used in
nuclear investigations. The author next discusses the
usefulness of pure stable isotopes as tracers, as raw
material for production of pure radioactive isotopes,
and as necessary material for various physical and
electronic devices like detectors of radiation, neutron
counters, etc. Table 3 contains data about radioactive
isotopes obtained from enriched raw materiala. The
author points out that although it is still too early,
C,
due to the relative c-omplexl-ty of the production of
stable Isotopeo, to talk UbOLlt their i.iof- as maturlaI2
with modified isotope constitution In large Indtistrial
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