SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PROTASOV, L. P. - PROTASOV, V. P.

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PROTASOV, L.P.
Overall mechanization and automation of the transshipment
of general cargo. Trudy TSNIIFVT no.37:86-135 165.
(MIRA 18:12)

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School for perfection in msthods-- from the pages of the newspapers
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"Leninskoe znamia" of the Transcaucasian military district. Toen.
vast. 39 no.6:92-94 A 15Q. (MIRA 12:9)
(Military-education)

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,author of article criticizirg, the renvs,---ner of a lar~-e unit -for not
properly reporting --the nacti,,-itics of local I:arty cr-anizati~.nz;.
(Kraonay-- Zvezda, 12 Dec 53)
SO: 311"1 152Y 25 June 1954
Listed as author of author of artir-Le, "From Em)eriences of the Work of Ufficers in
Studying 1. V. Stalin's Economic Problems of Socialism in the USSR' (From the Pages of
Military Newspapers)," published in Voyenrrj Vestnik, No 5, 1953. (VV, No 17, Dec 1953)
SO: SUM 152, 25 June 1954

BOLOTOV, I.N.; LITVINOV, N.I., aspirant; APENNIKOV, S.A., aspirant;
LUKASHGV, A.I.;,PROTASOV, N.,aspirant; GOLOVAITYUK, V.I.,
aspirant; GUBAYDULLIN, Kh.
Caabine cultivation practices with the use of hefbAbidex. Zemledelie
27 no.6:53-59 Je 165. (MIRA 18:9)
1. Luganskiy sellskokhozyaystvennyy institut (for Bolotov,
Litvinov). 2. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
kormov (for Apennikov). 3. Donskaya opy-tnaya stantsiya
Vsesovuznogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta maslichnykh
i efiromaslichnykh kul'tur (for Lukashov) 4. Belorusskaya sellskokho-
zyay5tvennaya akademiya (for Protasov). 5. Bashkirskiy nauchno-issle-
dovatellskiy institut sel'skogo khozyaystva (for Gubaydullin).

FROTASOV, N.A.
Results of applying an index of increase of labor productivit7.
Vest.sviazi 16 no.7:29 Jl '56. (MLRA 9:9)
(Irkutsk Province-Radie stations)

137-1957-12-23637
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1957, Nr 12, p 113 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Protasov, N. F., Khlebnikov, V. P.
TITLE: Results of Experimental Rolling of NY 36 and 55 Beams of the
Light-weight Type (Opyt osvoyeniya prokatki balok Nr 36 i 55
oblegchennogo tipa)
PERIODICAL- V sb. : Rats ionalizats iya profiley prokata. Moscow, Profizdat,
1956, pp 156-159
ABSTRACT: The experience from employing a universal stand for rolling
(R) a Nr 40-K beam (B) was taken into consideration when the
rolling of a thin-walled B NY 36 Was planned, The universal
stand could not be employed because the non-uniform local re-
duction of the flanges produced by it impaired the quality of the
structural profile. The test results with the first calibration for
a light-weight NY 36 B were not satisfactory becau-,e the small
incline of the inner flange surface caused the open flange calibers
to wear out rapidly, and after the rolling of about 20 t the required
profile could no longer be obtained. Increasing the incline of the
inner surface from 2 to 10 percent, as well as changing the pro-
Card I /Z file dimensicns somewhat.. produced satisfactory reiults, and

137-1957-12-23637
Results of Expe rim enta1- R,61Iing-,6f.Nf S6 and 55 Beams (cont.
the durability of the rO1113 returned to normal. It is assumed,
on the strength of the experimental rolling of the Nr 30 B with
the employment of slanted GrOOVesp. that a light-weight Nr 36 B
may be rolled through inclined -Croovea. Experimental rolling
of a light-weight Nr 55 B had proved that it can be rolled in large
quantities. During the rolling of a light-weight B the consumption
of energy increased by 25-30 percent, along with increased con-
sumption of metal. The amount of the light.-weight B's which were
rolled is not sufficient to justify a final conclusion regarding the
practicability of mass-producing light-weight profiles. For the
preceding report see RZhMet. 1956, Nr 10, 10148.
P.G.
1. Beams-Rolling-Test methods 2. Beams-Rolling-Test results
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STEFANOV, V.Ye.; PROTASOV, N.F.
Grooving channels by the method of gradual bending. Stall 23
no.8:724-728 Ag 163. (KERA 16:9)
(Rolling (Metalwork))

fT-9TASqyO N.F.; STEFANOV, V.Ye.; DEMCHENKO, V.p.; sHIYAN, V.A.;
KRISHTAFOVICH . F.D.
Rolling SVF-17 and 27 shapes with a greater incline of the walls.
Metallurg 8 no.901-34 S 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Zavod "Azovstall."
(Rolling (Metalwork))

inzh.; SHUVALOV, B.I., inzh.; FRADINA, M.G., inzh.;
. CHERNOVA, A.V., inzh.; RAKHANSKIY, B.I., inzh.
Properties and peoularities in the production of type R,75
heavy rails. Stall 23 no.8:731-733 Ag 163. (MA 16:9)
(Railroads-Rails) (Rolling (Metalwork))

R(OTASOV, N.F. 1. 1. 31 EF,',,N()v , V . Y,-: . , ., I,,.- h.; Sf H.'! 111. A. , tyl."'L.
Using double --adi-i cf cI-Irn--'ticn i'O-r webs and flange-s in t!:-_
rolling of lioghtweigliz; girders. Stall -95 no-8:834-836 S 165.
1. Zavcd IlAzovstallil. 11 (IL,1191 18:9)

PROTASOV N.FJ- STEFANOV, V. Ye.; SHIM, V.A.; DEMCHIRINO, V.P.;
-~~~67TCH. F.D.
Rolling of a Ho. 16 a'annel. by the gradual bending method.
Metallurg 9 no.1:27-29 Ja 164 (14IRA 18:1)
1. Zavod mAzovstal-l".

FROTASOV I KHLEBITIKOV, V.P.; SIKORSKIY. A.I.; GONCHAR, V.V.; STEFANOV,
-===t 'BOLDYREV. L.I.
Improving the equipment of a cogging mill for large-size shapes.
Metallurg 3 no.100.25-29 0 '58. (MnU 11:10)
1.Zavod "Azovetall.4
(Rolling mills-2quipment and supplies)

FRDTASOV. H.F.; KHLEBNIKOV, V.P.; SIKORSKIY, A.I.; GOMM. V.V.; BOLDYRIV, L.I.;
,--- - -IMMNOV. V.Te.
Developing shapes for mine supports. Metallurg 3 no.12:27-29 D 158-
(HIR& 11:12)
I.Zavad "Azovetall."
(Rolling (Metalwork))-

BOV/130-58-10-9/18
AUTHORS: Protasoy_,__hF_-., Khlc-bnikov, V.P., Sikorskiy, A.I.,#
Gonchar, V.V., Stefanovp V.Ye and Boldyrev, L.I.
TITLE: Improving Accessories on the Reducing Mill of a Heavy-
Section Mill (Usovershenstvovaniye armatury obzhimnogo
stana krupnosortnogo tsekha).
PERIODICAL: Idetallurg, 1958, Nr.10, pp.25-29 (U33R)
ABSTRACT; It was found that when rolling low-number girders,
especially Nr.20 in the reducing stand of a rail-
structural mill the metal often displaced the guides,
leading to stoppages. The authors give details of guide
construction and attachment (Fig.1) and also of special
devices provided before each pass (Fig.2) to support
the beam from below. This is advantageous for rolling
large girders (Nr.30-55) but unreliable for smaller
(Nr.18-16) sizes. For rolling these latter when the
closed passes are In the bottom roll two variants of
guide arrangements have been proposed. In the first
special movable vertical supports are provided for the
Card 1/2 guides, fixed on trapezoidal projections. In the

SOV/130-58-10-9/18
Improving Accessories on the Reducing Mill of a Heavy-Section Mill.
second a trapezoidal-section bar is fixed to the housing
(similar to the guide bars on the finishing line) (Fig.4)
which supports one end of the specially shaped guide, the
other being held in the pass with the aid of a load. The
authors favour the second variant and mention its
applicabilities. Its adoption has enabled the load
on the finishing line to be reduced by 20-25%. The new
roll-pass designs used since March 1957 have led to better
roll life, higher productivity and other improvements.
The new accessories are especially useful for thin-walled
sections,and during the year for which they have been in
use no cases of guide displacement have occurred. There
are 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Zavod "Azovstall" ("Azovstall" works).
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AUTHORS: Protasov, N.F., Khlebnikov, V.P., Sikors?.iy, A.I.,
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TITLE: Experience of the Adoption of Profiles for Mine Supports
(Opyt osvoyeniya profiley d1ya sbakhtnogo icrepleni~~)
PERIODICAL: Metallurg, 1958, Nr 12, pp 27 - 29 (USSR)
ABSTRACT*. The "Azovstall" works Is one of the main Suppliers of the
more important sections for mine construction and opera-
tion. The authors illustrate (Fig 1) sections for props
types 18A-18B and 28A-28B and show how the first two fit
each other (Fig 2). These sections are rolled from
230 x 285 and 245 x 280 mm. blooms in four stands arranged
in two lines and the authors outline the pass design and
deformations at the various stages. They deal with the
production of inclined props to GOST-5157-53. The authors
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SOV/130-58-12-12/21
Adoption of Profiles for Mine Supports
state that the pass designs for pit props developed at
the works have improved quality as well as increasing
production.
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ASSOCIATION: "Azovstall"

BEREZNYAK, M.M., kand- teklm. nauk: VASILIYOV, Ye.I., kand. teklm. nauk;
KALININ, A.V., inzh.; PROTASOV, N.M., inzh.
Using ETsT-1 electronic digital computers in the se-Ject-ion of transpor-
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tation for strip mines. Izv.vvs.uchab.zav*;gOr,zharo 7 no.6:83-87 164.
(MIRA l7i*12)
1. Kemerovskiy gornyy Institut. Rekomendovana kafedroy otkry-tykh
gornykh rabot.

BAGRYANSKIT, X.V., kandidat takhnichakeikh nauk, dotment; PROTASOV,N.F.
inzhener; TTAGUS, V.A., inzhener; SHLPIRO, Tu.A., TH75FWar.
Automatic building up of the surface of steel rolls with ceramic
flux. Stal$ 16 no.11:994-997 11 156. (MLRA 10:1)
I.,Zhdanovskiy metallurgicheakiy institut i savod OAsovetall.0
(Rolls (Iron mills)) Olectric welding)

PAO_W_V.&jW;l&vnff prokatchik; " NIKOV, V.P., starshly kalibr*vshchik.
Mastering the production of lightweight I-beam@. Ketallurg ne.4:1&21
AP 156. (KIRA 9:9)
l3aved "As*vetalll (for Xhlebulkey).
(Girders) (Rolling (Metalwork))

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FROTASOV. N.M.0 polkovnik; KOZRV. A.I.; RTMIGAN. V.G., podpolkovnik, redaktor;
N.V., tekhnicheakiv. redaktor
[The newspapexisa. -nowerful weapon for educating the soldier; collection
of articles) Gazeta - moguchee oruzhis vospitaniia voinovi sbornik
statei. .4oskva, Voennoe Izd-vo Kinisterstva oboroTW SSSR, 199~. 142 p.
(Communist e4ucation) (MLRA 8.-4)
(Journalism, Military) (Soldiers--Education, Nonmilitary)

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AUITHOR~. -Protasov, P. K.
TITLE The Technological Process of Casting of Permanent Magnets in invest-
ment Patterns
PERIODICAL- V sb.. Peredovaya tekhnol. litsyn. proiz-va. KI'Vev-Moscow, Ma-slAgIz,
1958, pp, 35-38
TM, it is noted that the cost price of the finished products sharply
decreases, if the permanent magnets are produced by casting in investiment patterrs,
because these magnets need not be subjected to mechanical processing in contrast
to the casting in sand molds. rlhe technology of mold manufacturing, the compos-1-
tions of -the alloys magniko, al'ni, allniko, and the smelting conditions of these
alloys are presented. Magnets of the magniko allol have the coercivity of the
order of 480-550 oerst., the residual Induction of -the order of 15,200 - 5,800
gauss, occasionally also 6,500 gauss, without thermal treatm~_nm_ After thermal
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The Technological Process of Casting of Permanent Magnets :in Investment Patterns
treatment, they have the coercivity of 500 - 700 oerst,, the residual i-nducrIon
of 10,000 - 13,000 gauss. The thermal treatment conditions are. heating In the
electric furnace up to 8000C and soaking at this temperature during 15 - 20 min,
then fast transfer into a furnace having 1,300 0C.- temperature and soaking during
10 - 12 min per each 10 mm of the magnet cross section. Thereupon, the magnsts
must be transferred most rapidly from the furnace into a magnetic field, the
intensity of which must be not less than 1,000 oerst,., where hardeningilz perform-
ed. The cooling of the magnets in the magnetic flux is performed downi'to 600'C,
thereupon they are covered with dry sand, in which they are cooled down to room
temperature. The tempering of the magnets is performed at 600 0G during 2 hcurs.
If the magnets do not satisfy the technical conditions after this thermal -~reatl-
ment, they are subjected to repeated hardening and tempering, but- sometimes only
to temperirg. The additional treatment increases magrietAr, &&-racterlstics ty
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twit and nuturity. All of the P can be applied at the Inne
of prefig. the suil. Fraction.0 application, of P bad $in rf-
feet Oil plant atilt Yield. K i% aNy t"ential throllichout ill,-
powing ~cavni, vilw6ally at the tintr of townrity-
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ficience and inventions announces that the foll.mring sclentifIc worka, pop-~Iar S~C'Iem-
t1fic books, and textbooks have toeen itubmitted for coaq;etmon ror Stalin Prizes for
'tat ye&rii 19);2 &.ad 1953. Moscow, No, 2.2-4u, Feu fpr- 1.954~
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Teytbonk SSI
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FROTASOV, P.V.
Primenenie kaliinykh udobrenii pod khlopchatnik v Srednei Azii (The use of potasFium
I . 8 P-)
fertilizers for cotton Frowing in Central Asia). Tashkent, fiJ-ad, nauk UZESR' 1953 P-
SO: Monthly LiEt of Russian Accessions, Vol 7, No. 8, Nov- 1954

USSR/Technical Crops. Oil Plants. Sugar Plants. m
,4,bs Jour: Ref Zhur--Diol-, Ila 17, 1958, M42.
Author FrotgzmL.-.F.V.; Pershin, G.P.
Inst
Title Si(p*Lificance of Early Feedings on the Increase of
Harvest of 1:hw Cotton and the Accelerntion of its
Ripening.
Orig Pub: Sots a.-kh. Uzbekistana, 1956, Ila 5, 31-34.
Abstract: Vegetation experinents conducted in 1954 by the
Central Station of Fertilizers and Agricultural
Soil Science of the iM-Union Scientific Research
Institute of Cotton Cultivation showed that one
of the conditions which assures early ripening
of cotton is the regulation of the nutrition
of the plants from the very beginning of their
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USSIV51'echnical Crops. Oil Plants. SuGar Plants. M
Abs Jour: Ref Mmr-Diol., No 17, 1958, M42.
vegetation. The high requirement of N in cotton
appears in the period of developnent of 3-4
current leaves, and of P when they are 10-25
days old. Feeding of N at this time accelerated
the blossoming of the cotton by 3 days, and the
opening of the bolls occurred 4 days earlier
than in those plants which obtained N only in
the budding period. 90,p' of the bolls opened
in the first case, in the second - 80%. Field
experiments conducted in 1955, in the Twentieth
Party Congress Kollchoz of the Yangi.-Yult Rayon,
showed that the transference of a snall part of
the yearly norm of N from the period of budding
and blossoming to early feeding assured the increase
of the total harvest by 1.2-2.2 c/ha. However,
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WSR/Technical Crops. Oil Plants. SuGar Plants.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 17, 1958, 77742.
excess nitrogen nutrition in the &2xly period can
cause retardation in the growth and developr-ent of
cotton. The great effec-k' from early nitrogen
feedings is obtained on typical sierozems long
under cotton cultivation. Early feedinGs proved
ineffective on fields after plowing up of grasses
of first and second year and on meadow soils
where there is a high content of N. -- V. F.
Nepomi.luyev.
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96

v USSR/Caltivated Pl,%-,.ts Oil--Deari-~~. SuLar-Beari:;.f- m
,Ibs Jour : Rcf Zhur Bio-L., No 18, 1953, 82433
Aut:,,or : Protasiv, P.V., Yaruve:14~.j, G.I.
Inst
Title Souc Data on t'lle Inf.L-.e.--ce of Antiseptics o:., Cottol'.
Yield.
OriG Pub Sots. s. kh. Uzbekista:.,,t, 1956, Ilo 6, 71-73
Abs.tract 111 1955, laboratory experiue~.ts were carried out at the
Ce:itral Statio:-, of Fertilizers and Abriculti-ral Soil
Science of tIe AJ.1-U;,.iop C-)tto;i Scientific Researcl: Ins-
tit.te for the pitrpose of a comparative sttidy of the i:,-
fl,.-.e-.ice of Nts (as a:. a-Aiseptic) on t1lie dy-immics of the
formtim. of n-itrate and an--Imii-m N in sierozems. Expe -
rime-uts were conducted ii.~. Petri dishes. 100 3rai-.is )f the
and
sail ai-d 20 milli_!rans of N i:i the fom of Naa; Na- , 1
Nts were placed L-I each dish, As -ontiseptics, L2~6 hexach-
lora~le d~-st (20 milligrans to a dish) and Nts
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USSR/Cultivated Plaifts - CoLaercial. SuGar-Pearii--r-~. m
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No 18, 1953, 82433
(5 railli:~ra'--Is to a dish) were appliedi Zie res:.,.Itii6
dnta s.iow t".at a-- additio- t~) t.e fertilizers of a
small qum-,tity of Ifts or '11.exachlorane is accompa-,Aed
WiVa an ace-mulaatio:. of armonium N and a slower acidifi-
CCLtiO'-'! of it to nitrates. T-Iie field test coi-.dcctc-d i:,
tae same year at SverdlL)v Kolidioz sl--.-.)wed t!,.at an addition
to H"L of antiseptics (hexacchlormie, ranosan ~' ethyh.iar-
curochloridej, parnfori.i) i--.icreased t'-.e cottL):, wool yield
c
ai an averar, IOY 3 ccut-., rs/ha. The riost positive ef-
fect Dn the cittj-. woo! yield was prod ced by t1iie 12% I~e-
xaclil3ra:~e d-.st. -- V.F. NeporAl"'.yev
Carcl 2/2

PA`4-, 77/9'~ & ~,~ P 1v` -
BH=R1.,P.1.,,red.; POPOV. G.P., red.; PROTASOV, P.V., red.
[Collected scientific works on the use of fertilizers in cotton
growing] Sbornik muchnvkh rabot po primeneniiu udobrenii pod
khlopchatnik. Pod red. P.N.Besedina. G.P.Popova I P.V.Protssovs.
Tashkent. 1957- 332 p. (MIRA 11:6)
1. Tashkent. Vaesoyuzny7 nauchno-iseledovatellakiv institut
khlopkovodstva. TSentrallnaya stantsiya udabrenii i agropochvo-
v9deniya. 2. 7amestitell direktora po nauchnoy chasti Toeso7waogo
nauchno-iseledovatellskogo instituta khlopkovodstva (for Besedin).
3. Direktor TSentralluoy stantaii udobreniya i agropochvovedeniya
(for Popov). 4. Zamestitell direktora Do nauchnoy chasti
TSentrallnoy stantsit udobreniya i agropochvovedeniya (for Protasoy)
(Cotton growing) (Fertilizers and manures)

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Plants for Technical Use. M
Oil Plants. Sugar Plants.
Abs Jour :Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 6. 1959, No. 24963
Author :Protasov., P. V.; Yarovenko, G. I.
Inst :AcaZ&m--y 6-P-96lencea UzSSR
Title :An Experiment in the Application of Liquid
Nitrogen Fertilizers Under the Cotton Plant
Orig Pub :V sb.: Ref. nauchno-issled. rabot po
khlopkovodstvu. Tashkent, AN UzSSR, 1957,
180-192
Abstract :A summary of the native and foreign
literature and also a generalization of field
experiments by the Academy of Sciences
Uzbek SSR, according to comparative testing
of liquid nitrogen fertilizers. A general
deduction Is made that the liquid forms of
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117

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Plants for Technical Use. 14
Oil Plants. Sugar Plants.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologlya, No 6, 1959, No. 24963
nitrogon fortilizers (liquid ammonia and
ammine "A"), according to the nitrification
speed in the soil as well as to the effect of
the growth and development of the cotton
plant, are equivalent to the solid forms
(Na and-Naa)-
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USSR/Cialtivated Plants - Technical, Oil and Sugar Plants.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol.... No 3, 1958, lo877
Author : Protasov, P.V., Pershin, G.P.
Inst : Union Scientific-Research Cotton Institute.
M-4
Title : Early Fertilization of Cotton in the Absence of Irrigation
Orig Pub : Sots. s. kh. Uzbekistana, 1957., No 4., 15-17
Abstract : On the basis of field experiments conducted in 1955 by
the Central Station of Fertilizers and Agricultural Soil
Husbandry Union Scientific Research Cotton Institute under
production conditions it was determined that when nitrogen
in the Naa form is added to the fertilization from the side
of the row in the 3-4 leaf phase, without subsequent irri-
gation, it is used by the plants before the budding phase
and assures both a good total yield m d a good amount of
cotton before the frosts. The fertilizer must be inserted
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USSR/Cultivated Plants - Technical, Oil and Sugar Plants. m-4
A
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 10877
pirty deep, keeping it as close as possible to the row.
Early nitrogen fertilization without irrigation is in
no way inferior to fertilization with subsequent irriCa-
tion. It should be done on plots where, because of soil
misture and the external conditions of the plants, irri-
gation does not have to be done.
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iverieiFo uf Frepowinis, Placement of
A.,11 rc. o I, Ft
Sul fate i nd r- Cotton.
F I n d In e, o 'L exper I mart t aof ti-, c. Central station
fertilizers and agricultUral soil f3clence Of
41-ie cotuton growIng reecarch inetituto,
of Uzbek SM, and clso an experlment of tile agri-
cultural. ahem~ stry laboratory of the Chlrazekaya
on the advant-aFe of Njj 5e compared with Naa
ln casG of pi-ei3owinS Flaceraart of Na und er
~:ntton (in sierozenma) at, a rate of -15 to '30 /'- of
e arnual quota. Orwarilzational economic adviant-
Lh
ages of U~j-s method 8r& allso Indicated.
115

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Prepowing, Placement of Liquid Nitrogen Fartl-
lizera, urder Cotton.
Y).5Pt No.1, 35-3,11
-The economic estimates and findings are cited
of experiments of the central station of fertill-i
zera and agrosoll. science of the All-Union Cotton!
Scientific Research Institute for 195?, conducted~!
In slerozems In a number of kolkhozy of the Uzbek;;
SOP., on the advantages of placing part of the I
I.Iquld fertilizers amounting to 30 % of the annual
N quota under plouehland as compared
to using the entire annual quota of liquid
ammonia only as supplementary fertilizer In the

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f-, 7-
r,C period of vegete-tion. The presowlng placement
o fDart ol' the liquId ammonis. heightened Ue
raw cotton crop yield and reduced the capital
Investments An the construction of warO-.oure
prewlsea.
A R D

MUKHAWWZHANOV, K.Y.; ULIDZHABAYEV, T.U.; MAKBDOV, M.T.; RODICHEY, S.D.;
r1RWV, B.P. Prinimali. uchastiye: P4QTASPyj!.Y.; POIZVSHCHIKOVA,
V.N.; MALITSIT, A.M. P3V 9 L.I., red.; BOBDARMO, M., red.;
z RA MROV, A., tekhred.
[On cotton plantations of the U.S.A.] Na khlopkovykh plantataiiakh
SShA. Tashkent, Goa.izd-vo Uzbelmkoi SSR, 1959. 172-P.
(MIRA 13:10)
(United States--Cotton growing)

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ACC NR: P60j9946 07, SWCE CODE: UR/0323/66/000/001/00~4/0057
AUTHORt Protasov, V. G. (Engr.); Barn~=, K. (Prof.; Dr. of Chemical Sciences);
Baranova;--Z.-'P. (Engr.);_Starligov, 1. N. (Engr.T
ORGI Physical and Colloidal Chemistry Departmento Moscow Technological Institute
of the Light Indust (Kafedra fizicheskoy I kolloidnoy khimii Moskovskogo tekhno
lo-gicheskogo instituta legkoy prowyahlonnosti)
TITLES Study of adhesive--based on modified polyethyloneli -
SOURCES IVUZ. Tekhnologiya legkoy prorVahlormosti, no. 1, 1966, 54-57
TOPIC TAGS1 adhesive, polyethylene plastic, footgoarg polypropylene plastict malsic
anhydride
ABSTRACTI The possibility of using modified polyethylene an an adhesive for bonding
footwear and sewing materials was investigated. The mechanochemical modification
of polyethylene involved the use of a laboratory extruder; maleic anhydride (MA) was
introduced t*_ increase the polarity, and &tactic polypropylene (APP) -waa added as a
V1 The properties of the adhesives were tested by bonding footwear and
plasticizer.\
sowing materials in various combinations. Adhesive bonds in footwear materials were
tested for ply separationp ar;d in sewing materials, for ply separation and shear,
It was found that as the &tactic polypropylene content of polyethylene risesy the

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resistance to ply separation increases; this is attributed to the plasticizing
effect of APP. The addition of MA to the adhesive composition increases the adhe-
sive strength by increasing the polarity of polyethylene and atactic polypropylene
(by forming carboxyl groups). It is concluded that the use of modified polyethylene
offers attractive now prospects for the production of inexpensive and efficient adhe-
sives for the footwear and clothing industry. Orig. art, hass 2 figures and 2
tables.
SUB COM II/ SUEN DATS3 2OAug65/ ORIG WWI 004/
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RADAKOV, Dmitriy Viktorovich; PROTASOV, Vladimir Rustamovich;MANTFEYLI,
B.P.,otv.red.
[The speed of swimming and some characteristics of vision in
fish; a reference book] Skorosti dvizheniia i nekotorye oso-
bennosti zreniia ryb; spravochnik. Moskva., Izd-vo "Nauka"
19 64. 47 P. (MIRA 17:6)

JILM, j.o.; PaKmCEK, J.; JIRKOVSKY,I.; PROTIVA. M,
.-- P - -.-.
Synthetic ataractica. X. lhkoved mrtUds of preparation of
phenoharmane Cesks farm. 13 to-W29-233 1*164
1. V~mkunmy ustav pro farmacii a biochemii, Praha.

BELOUSOV, M.A., otv. red.; LRqTAp!~y,'P.V., red.; BESEDIN, P.N.,
red.; KENZER, A.P., red.; ARuTyuNov, V.N., tekhn.red.
(Methods of agrochemical, agropbysical, and microbio-
logical studies in irrigated cotton areas] Metody agro-
khimichoskikh, agrofizicheakikh i mikrobiologicheskikh is-
sledovanii v polivr,7kh khlopkovykh raionakh. 3., perer. i
dop. izd. Tashkent, 1963. 439 p. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Tashkent. Vsesoyuzriyy naucl4spissledovatel'skly institut
khlopkovodstva.

,,, kand.sellskokhozyaystvennykh nauk; ZEMIN, N.N.;
PRQTAaa,.. PV kand.-
sell~kokhozyaystvennykh nauk; PERSHIN, G.P., kand.sel'skokho-
zyaystvennykh nauk
Waste and qua3ith deterioration of mdneral fertilizers due to poor
storage management. Zemledelie 24 no.6:51-54 Je '62.
(MIRA 15:11)
(Fertilizers and manures-Storage) -

PROTASOV, Petr Vasillyevich
[Fitrogen in cotton growing in Central Asia]Azot v khlopko-
vodstve Srednei Azii. Tashkent, Soiuz VIKHI, 1961. 163 p.
MRA 15:12)
(Soviet Central Asia-Cotton growing)
(Nitrogen fertilizers)

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TITLE ThemItzs to '-,l.c Party (Spazib,) Partii)
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care of or~.iaary 1.vorlii:men.
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On a certain linear differential equation of infinite order. Dokl.
AN SSSR 111 no.6:1189-1192 D 156. (MIAA 10:3)
1. Taganrogskiy radiotekhnicheskiy institut. Predstavleno akedemikom
A.N. Kolmogorovym.
(Differential equations, Linear)

OBLEKHOVA, 0., inzb.; PROTASOV, V., inzb.
Effectiveness of the "Molikot" additive. Avt.tran-,p. 40 no.2:
24-26 F 62. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Avtozavod im. Likhacheva.
(Lubrication and lubricants) (Molybdenum compounds)

OBLEUKHOVA, 0.; PROTASOV, V.; KISELEVA, T.
All-weather oil for V-type carouretor engines. Avt.transp. 41
no.10M-20 0 163. (MIRA 16%10)
1. Avtozavod im. I.A.Likhacheva.

OBIADMOVA, 0., inzb.; VIPPIR, A., kand-tekhn-nauk; PROThSOV, V-, iazh.;
,ZRUBINSK&TA, R., inzb. ---
Effect of a centrifugal cleaning on the extraction of
additives from oils. Avt.transp. 38 no.8:20-22 Ag 160.
(MIRA 13:8)
(Automobile%-Ingines-Oil filters)

Subject. USSR/Engineering
AID P - 5090
Card 1/1 Pub. 128 - 19/26
Author Protasov, V. I., Eng. (Chief Mechanic of the Plant)
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Title Experience in modernizing the equipment at the
Chelyabinsk Kirov Plant.
Periodical : Vest. mash..* 5., 69-75, MY 1956
Abstract : The X Communist Party Congress of Soviets issued directives
for a considerable renovation and modernization of metal-
working equipment in the Sixth Five-Year-Plan. According
to these instructions, the workers and engineers of the
Chelyabinsk Kirov Plant carry out a program for improving
the equipment and increasing the efficiency. The Plant's
Chief Mechanic presents in this article some examples,
of the improvement and modernization of various machinesA
lathes and tools. 10 diagrams.
Institution : -Nome
Submitted : No date

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ACC NRI AP6003938 SOURCE CODE: UR/0374/65/000/005/0039/0044
AUTHOR: Protasov, V. D. (Hoscow); Kapnov, V. A. (Moscow)
-7
ORG: none
TITLE: Investigation of the strength of fib Xglass reinforced tics
under.plane state of stress
SOURCE: Mekhanika polimerov, no. 5, 1965, 39-44
TOPIC TAGS: fiberglass, reinforced plastic:, antisotropic medium,
tensile stress,~complex stress
ABSTRACT: The method and the results of experimental investigations of
glass reinforcIed textolitAstrength under plane state of stress are
considered. Tubular-s-a-m-pTes are destroyed by the simultaneous effect
of longitudinal load, regular pressure, and torsional moment. It was
shown that the results of the experimental tests conform with the
theoretical calculations according to the theory of strength of aniso-
tropic. material suggested in the investigation. Orig. art. has: 5
figures, 9 formulas, and I table. (Based on author's abstract].
SUB CODE: 1l/ j/ SUBM DATE: -2 4Hay65/ ORIG REF: 006
Card 11 UDC: 67 8:539.4.011

RAZUMEYEV, V.F., kand.tekhn.nauk, dotsent; PROTASOV, VD., inzh.; ANISIMOV,
A.D., inzh.
Strength characteristics of circular pipes made of pertinax. Izv*
vys. ucheb. zav.; mashinostr. no. 3:40-45 161. 04IRA 14:5)
1. Moskovskoye vyssheye tekhnicheskoye uchilishche imeni Baumana.
(Pipe, Plastic)

PROTASOV, V.D.
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Automatic hole-boring machine. 1-fashino--troitell no.30:
22 0 161. OMA 14: 0/)
(DrMing and boring machinery)

PROTASOV, V.; KESKO, Ye.
The vage system vhich ancludes equalization. Sots. trud 7 no.12:118-123
D 162%, (NIRA 16:2)
1, Zemestitell naehallnika otdela truda i zarabotn2y platy Norillskogo
gornometallurgicheakogo kombinata (for Protasov)e Starshiy inzh.
otdela truda i zarabotnoy platy NDrillskogo gornomel:llurgicheskogo
kombinata (for Nesko)*
(Noriltak-Wageo.-Nonferrous metal industries)

ARBIYKVP K.K., gornyy inzh.;_PROTASOV, V.F., kand. ekonom. nauk
Technical progress at ore strip mines of the Norillsk Combine. Gor. zhur.
ao.6s6-10 Je 165. (MIRA lSz7)

FROUSOV. V_,,f., kand. ekonom. nauk; BOrffKARFV, G.N.
Improving the type of work organization and wages at the Norillsk
Combine strip mines. Gor. shur. no.6316--18 is 165. (MIRA 180)
4%

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Infinite system of linear diff*reutlal equations. Dolcl. AN
560 105 no.2:218-221 '35. MBA 9:3)
1. Taganregekiy radietakhnichookiy institut. Predetawleno Wmde-
mikom S.L. Sobolevym
(Differential equations, Linear)

SUBJECT USSR/MATHEMATICS/Differential equations CARD 1/2 PG - 616
AUTHOR PROTASOV V.I.
TITLE On a near-4ifferential equation of infinite order.
PERIODICAL Doklady Akad. Nauk 111, 1189-1192 (1956)
Reviewed 2/1957
The author considers the differential equation
00
Z &ny(,)(X) - f(x)
nwo
and states that if yi. -Flan? and f(x) is an entire function the order
n -jooo f
of increase of which is not greater than 1/2 and the type of which is smaller
than 2 VT, then the considered differential equation possesses an entire
solution which also has the order of increase < 1/2 and a type < 2 Y-R . But
if f(x) has the order of increase 1/2 and is of the type < 2 VFI (Rlw-- R),
then there exists a solution among the entire functions of the order of
increase < 1/2 and of the type < 2
The third assertion id the following theorem: If f,-.- %' A4
Fn7 _ (6'1e 31)
n 4co Yn!

, Doklady Akad.liauk 111, 1189-1192 (1956) CARD 2/2 PG - 618
( S, >1),and f(x) has the order of 2 52 1 32 '> S1 and is of
S2-1
the normal type, then there exists a solution among the functions which does
not increase quicker than entire functions of the order 2S2 and possess
92-1
the same typer The theorems are illustrated by some examples.
INSTITUTION: Radiotechnical Institute, Taganrog.

AUTHORs Protasov, V.I. SOV120-121-4..6 /54
TITLE: On Linear Partial Differ3ntial Eauations of Infinite Order 'T",fi
Constant Coefficients (C, lineynykh uravneniyakh v chastnykh
proizvodnykh beakonech.l.igo poryadka s postoyannymi koeffit-
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR,1958,Vol 121,Nr 4,PP 594-597 (USSR)
ABSTRACTa If one seeks an analy;ic solution u(x,z) of

gm,U M-1 C;
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,+nu
~xM Z~_ n 3XV~zn
9-o rIzo

I (z) 0,1,2, m
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ri, n
U(X,Z) Yn(x)
:1-0 n!
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On Linear Partial Differential Equations of Infinite SOV/20-121-4-6/54
Order With Constant Coefficients
then one obtains for the determination of y (x), n=0,1,2
the problem
(m)(x) M-1
]k E:
,P-o
(2) (0) = c(P)
Y~ n
00
Z n Y~,k
n=o
= v (n) (0) , n=0,1,2,-.
v
The author formulates five theorems on the solutions of the
Rroblems (1) and (2) each; eege i
Theorem: If F(z) a zn I a max ~a(V)jf
n n 049 Agm- 1 n
n=o
fn,
is analytic in.jzj O) , and if the functions v,,(z) are entire, of
growth of at most first order, and of normal type, then (1)
possesses a unique analytic solution which is entire in x and
z. For fixed x (or z) u(x,z) does not increase quicker in
z (or x) than a function of first order and of normal type.
There are 2 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION% Taganrogskiy radiotekhnicheskiy institut (Taganrog Radiotech-
nical Institute)
PRESENTED: March 31, 1956, by S.L. SoLbolev, Academician

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IACCESSION NR: Ap5o25852 UR/0020/65/164/004/0743/0745
AUTHORt Pr-otaLg_v,,-V. I,,
Cauchy problem for a line'ar differential equation infinite order
TITLE.
AN SSSR..Doklady, v. 164, no. 4, 19659 743-745
TOPIC TAGSs differential equation.. Cauchy problem
[ABSTRACTi The author proves six theorems concerning equations
Yj ae) (.z)- (a). (a0 + 0).
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(2)
[These theorems assert the existence of analytic solutions in various circles
And lack of existence of analytic solution.aoutside certain circles. Orig, art&-
has: 4 formulas,
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ACCF,SSION NR: Ap4oi9962 S/0020/64/154/006/1273/1275
tLUTHOR: ;.Protasov, V.I.
TITLE: Solution of infinite order linear equations In generalized
derivatives
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady*, V. 154, no. 6, 1964, 1273-12T5
TOPIC TAGS: linear equation, infinite-order linear equation,
generalized derivative, generalized derivative linear equation,
infinite matrix, matrix theory
ABSTRACT: Some theorem concerning the existance of solutions to
a linear, nonhomogeneous equation of infinite order in generalized
derivat-ives with constantcoefficients are giVen. Equations of the
type a.D"y (z) . f (z), (1)
.where an are constants, are examined. The ooncept of Dny is a
generalized derivative of the order n from the function or y(Z)
'1/3

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which is defined as follows. Let y (z) Tj ckz* be a," function,
k-o
-analytic in some circles iuid the point ( o(op als 0~2 ...... ), given.,
11c'-k=0, k-=0, 1, .2, when ix~ are'complex numbers Then
OD 1 00
'~f there is a convergence of the series
.-D-Y (Z)
Ck' Mk
LIMT n1fP =(aep)11P>o, T-m'
'in some circle. If 00
and the characteristic function -P(t) of equation (1) is an integer
of a growth eand of.typeo~, then there exists a solution, for the
right hand part of J(jq, analytic in the circle IZ14 R, where R,,>
which i's analytic at least in the circle izl'< (R"~-1---)Y?
if then equation
> 0, T17M 1>0,
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