SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PUSSET, L. A. - PUSTILNIK, I. G.

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Physical Principles of Magnetic Sound Recording (Cont.)
27. Recording by conductor head 159
28. Recording and erasing phonogram head in the form
of a constant magnet 159
29. Antiphase magnetic recording 162
30. Transverse magnetic recording 164
PART II
Reproduction of Recorded Signals
Ch. VIII Reproduction by Non-magnetic Head 169
31. Characteristics of the reproduction process 169
32. Effect of slot width and speed of tape movement 172
33. Effect of tape slot angularity 175
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Physical Frinciples of Magnetic Souxnd Recording (Cont.)
34. Reproduction by trapezoidal slot 2.77
35. Frequency-type characteristic of non-ms&netic
loop 179
36. Frequency-type phonogram characteristics
measured by a loop and ring head 184
Ch.IX Repmduction Head with Magnetic Core !87
37. Reproduction by single-and multi-pole heads 187
38. Reproduction by ring head 190
Ch.X Slot Function of Ring Head 206
39. Derivation of slot function with. longitudinally
magnetized carrier 206
40. Slot function with arbitrarily magnetized carrier 220
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Physical Principles of Magnetic Sound Recording (Cont-)
Ch.XI Electroacoustic Characteristics of Reproduction 223
41. Resulting characteristic of recording and
reproduction system 223
42. Characteristics of long-wave reproduction 229
Ch.XII Other Reproduction Methods 233
43. Magnetic head with electron-beam tube 233
44. Methods of detecting the magnetic flux of the
phonogram 237
45. Head with modulated magnetic flux 239
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Physical Principles of Magnetic Sound RecordirZ
46. Reproduction during various relative tape and
head speeds 2241
47. Reproduction with many heads 244
PART III
Properties of Magnetic Phonograms
Ch.XIII Magnetic Field and Effect of Self-daniagnatizing
Phonograms 247
48. Nature of the self-demagnetizing effect 247
49. Frequency characteristics of phonogramStaking
into account self-demagnetization 249
Ch.XIV Magnetic Field of Phonogram and the Printing Effect 267
50. Sources of the printing effect 267
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Physical Principles of Magnetic Sound Recording (Cont.)
51. Reduction and increase in the level of a printing
signal 273
Ch.XV Phonogram Noises
276
52. Relation of noise level to magnetization of sound
carrier 276
53. Modulating noise
28i
54. Methodtfor reducing phonogram noises 285
Ch.XVI Magnetic Soiznd Carriers
287
55. Types and properties of magnetic sound carriers 287
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Physical Principles of Magnetic Sound Recording (Cont.)
56. Magnetic powders
57. Some properties of powder tapes
Bibliography
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2 5/ PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2564
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut mashinovedeniya. Seminar po
teorii mashin i mekhanizmov
Trudy, toin 18, vyp. 69 (Transactions
Engineering, Academy of Sciences,
of Machinery and Mechanisms, Vol
AN SSSR, 1958. 69 p. Errata slip
printed.
of the Institute of Mechanical
USSR. Seminar on the Theory
18, No. 69) Moscow, Izd-vo
inserted. 2,500 copies
Ed. of Publishing House: V.R. Beylin; Tech. Ed.: N.F. Yegorova;
Editorial Board: I.I. Artobolevskiy, Academician (Resp. Ed.);
G.G. Baranov, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;
V.A. Gavrilenko, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;
V.A. Zinov'yev, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;
A.G. Kobrinskiy, Doctor of TecImical Sciences; N.I. Levitskiy,
Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor; N. P. Rayevskiy,
Candidate of Technical Sciences; L.N. Reshetov, Doctor of
Technical Sciences, Professor; and M.A. Skurid1n, Doctor of
Technical Sciences, Professor.
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Transactions of zhe institute 'f,ont. S 0 V.11, 24
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers inzerested In
the theory of machinery and mechanisms.
COVERAGE: This collection of scientific papers deals with
the syntheals and analysis of types of linkage,.,an investigation
of vibratory mechanisms, and methods of calculating the
nonunformity of tape movement in tape-feeding mechanisms
of memory units. References follow several of the articles.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface
3
Artobolevskly, I.I. [Academician]. A Note on Some New
Mechanisms 5
The author discusses the theory of a new universal
"konikograf" (a device for drawing conic sections),
tne application of the Inversion principle In the
construction of a straight-l@ne mechanism, and the
L'.heory of exact-translation mechanisms.
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t) r, InL,@;!,,!ite (Con r. ) SOV/2,764
.Gazarov, A.T. [Candidate of Technical Sciences]. Problem
of Synthesizing Four-bar Linkages With Maximum Angles of
Transmission 13
The author discusses-the problem of designing a four-
bar linkage with a given velocity ratio and a maximum
angle of transmission.
Levitskiy, N.I. [Doctor of Technical Sciences]. Synthesis of
Unk Mechanisms 18
The author pre3ent3 a simplified and accurate method
of synthesizing types of linkages.
Bessonov, A.P. [Candidate of Technical Sciences]. In-
vestigating the Motion of a Vibratory Mechanism With a Weak
SorIng as a Systert With Two Degrees of Freedom 34
'.TIhe author Investigates the motion of a vibratory
mechanism with a small restoring force.
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Tran-,actlonS of the institute (Cont.)
Pusset, L.A. [Candidate of Technical
Cdlc-ulating "he Non-uniformity of Tape
fe.ed.ing Mechanl2ms ,
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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SOV/2564
Sciences]. Methods of
Movement in Tape-
52
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PUSSET..'J'"Ww"!
Investigating the reproduction process of magnetic phonograms.
Trudy VNAIZ no.2:56-70 '57. (MIRA 12:3)
(Magnetic recorders and recording)
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SOV/ 112 -.59 -4-818 5
Tra,aslation frorn: Ref erativnyy zhurnal. . Elektrotekl_=ika, 1959, Nr 4, p Z57 (USSR)
AUTHOR: L. A.
TITLE: Elenients of the Theory of the Tape - Vinding Mechanism of a Three-
Mfator Tape Rec2:!rder
PERIODICAL: Tr. Vses. n.-I. i=-ta zni,:,kozapisi, 1957, Nr 1, PIP 5-28
ABSTRACT: An investigati-,P. of a 3-mot_^_r tape-transport mechanism is
p.-eser.ted. The of the -Zavestigation -included find-ing the influence of
var! 'aus csnip.3aents of .-he rnecha-.,@ism upozi the dist=bing forces that cause
taue-zipeed Piu-ctuations at the magnetic heads; a:xother objective was to develop
nethads of designing sr-c:h mechardsms. The mecha-mism is presented as a set
:1 progressively-moving masses co =-ected by an elastic magnetic tape; the
masses are acted upon by external forces and they work agai=st mechanical
,,esistances. Hook's law was considered app-cable to the tape xynate@iai.
These simplifying assumptions were ---nade: distributed tape elasticities were
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SOV/112-59-4-8185
Elements of the Theory of the Tape -iindl-ng Mechanism of a Th=ee-Moto-z . . . .
replaced by a concentrated elasticity; all variable mechanical resistances are
'-r?.early dependent on the velocity of the corresponding mass. On these
grounds, the mechanism is considered as a linear dynamic system with a firite
number of the degrees of freedom. An instantaneous condition of this system
I
is characterized by the translation of tape points rigidly connected with the
modified masses and their velocities. An analysis of perturbing forces that
cause tape-velocit-
y fluctuations due to eccentricity of driven and driving
members is made. A complete electrical analog of the mechanism was set up.
The relation between the degree of stabilization of the tape velocity and the
electric -anal--)g elements was established; an this basis, the velocity
stabilization was coanected with the structural Parameters of the mechanism.
The mechanisni design procedure is outlined.
G. S. V.
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MST. L.A.
Evaluating the irregularity of taps motion In tape-winders.
Trudy Inst.mash.Sen.po teor.mash.18 no.69:52-70 '58.
(MIR& 12:5)
(Mechanical movements)
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A.ape recording)
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AUTHOR: Pusset-,-L, A. (Moscow) 103-19-6-6/13
TITLE: Speed Control of a Synchronous Reactive Motor in Systems With
Exact Magnetic Recording (0 regulirovanii skorosti sinkhronnogo
reaktivnogo dvigatelya v sistemakh tochnoy ma6-nitnoy zapisi)
PERIODICAL: Avtomatiks, i telemekhanika, 1958@ Vol 19, Nr 6,
PP 574 - 581 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The stability of a system of automatic speed control in syn-
chronous motors is investigated here and some recommendations
concerning the selection of the parameters of this system are
given. As far as almost exclusively reactive synchronous motors
are used in magnetic recording devices the statements refer to
this type of motor. The condition for the stability of the con-
trol process in the case of the use of a phase-sensitive element
of the electronic and the electromechanical type is derived.
It is assumed that changes in scale with respect to time as a
consequence of unequal band-deformation take place so slowly
that the motor remains synchronous during the entire control
Drocess. With the taking into account of all data customary in
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Speed Control of a Synchronous Reactive Motor in Systems 103-19-6-6/13
With Exact Magnetic Recording
down. On the assumption that the control system is linear and
that the chan@_res in scale with respect to time along the band
take place sinusoidally formula (2) is written down. The set of
equations (7) is derived and it is shown that a periodic solution
of the system (6) which becomes identically equal to zero in the
case of V - 0 exists. The stability conditions for the solution
are found. It is shown that the condition for the existence of
an as,;mptotic stability of the periodic solution of the system
(7) in the case of sufficiently smull p is the presence of no-
gative real parts in all roots of the fundamental equ-tion (a),
The system used abroad for exact ma,3netic recording on a non-
.perforated band (as phase-sensitive element) is described, At
the end the advantages of the use of an electromechanical phase-
-sensitive element instead of a simple circuit diagram of a
phase-discriminator are shown. There are 3 figures and 7 refer-
ences, 3 of which are Soviet.
SUBMITTED: March 9, 1957
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PUSSETI L. A.
USSR/Physics - Diffraction Aug 50
"Diffraction of Homocentric Ray," L. A. Pusset
"Zhur Eksper i Teoret Fiz" Vol XX, No pp 722-728
.Pusset gives rigorous-solution of subject problem for
a ray near the focus for any wave length. Shows that
light field near focus is completely determined by
given distributiori of intensity and polarization on
contour of illuminated part of sphere of sufficiently
large radius described from center of ray. Submitted
7 Jan 50.
FDD
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redaktor; AKHLAKOV, S.R., tekhniche's-Ely--r-e-d-ak;t--of-.
[Physical principles of magnetic sound recording] Fi2icheskie
osnovy, magnitnoi zapisi zvuka. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo tekhniko-teoret.
lit-ry, 1957. 323 P. (MIRA 10:11)
(Magnetic recorders and recording)

CERNIGO.T, R.; F-ELTAK, Z.; NOVAK, P.; PUST, J.; MUREN, H.; OPRESNIK, M.;
FUHELJ, A.; HLE-BWA, J.; KRUSIC, B.; POVSE, R.; KRAUT, B.;
FROSETIC, If.; PRELCG, E.
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ft,h-!@ory of mechanisms" by K. Hain. Re Jewed by J. Pust, Stroj vest 9
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PUST, L.
L. Pust, "The Influence of Non-Linear Spring Characteristics on the
Vibrations of Machine Foundations."
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Gorenja Vas has an automatic telephone exchange. PTT zbor
16 no.11:256 N 162.

PUST Y- @ i -
"Introduction to -the principles of regulation." Reviewed by
J.Pust. Stro-I vest 2nc.1!2z33 Ap 162.
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FUST, Ladislav, inz., CBe.
Effect of gyroscopic moments on the rolling of barrel-shaped
rollers in roller bearings. Stroj cas 12 no.6:348-354
161.
1. Ustav pro vyzkum stroju Ceskoslovenske akademie ved, Praha.

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Votsoyuznoye 3oveahhanlye po onnovnym problem" teorli mashin
I mkh&nizmov. 2d, Moscow, 1958
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tion of Article@) Moscow , NIL shgiz, 196o. 240 P. (Itst
Trudy) Errata @lIp inserted. 3,000 copies printed.
3ponsoring Agencyt Inatitut mashinovedonlya Akademli nauk
333R.
Edit orial Bo&rdt 1,iI. Artobolevokly (Rasp. Ed.) Academician.
3 1 Arto be lava y. Doctor or Technical Sciences, Pro-
Nas;r, 0. 0. B&ranov, Doctor or Technical Sciences, Pro-
ressor, A. P. Bessonov, Candidate or Technical Sciences,
V. A. Gavrilanko, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor,
A. Ye. Kobrinakiy, Doctor of Technical Sc 1.
LAvitekly. Oactor of Technical Sciences, Pror r , and
L. M*Reshetov, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Prir@3uor,
Id.: L. V. Bezmanove, Candidate of Technical Sciences;
a.Ing Ed. for General Technical Literature an" Llt,trtt-
ture-on Transport Machine BuIldIng_(tLash4Iz),
A. P. Kozlovo Engineer; Tach.*.Ed.s B. 1. Model'.
PURPOSE: This collection of artillen is Intenl-d rur
engineers, designers, workers at aci-entLric research In-
atituted, and Instru-.toru at schools of higher tectinic-11
education.
COVERAGEj This collection consists or reports presented at
the All-Union conference on Problems in th@ Tr)korj of
Machines and Mechanisms held In Moscow It, 1958. Th- I-
ports discuss. several problnntl of the dynamic de31rn @@f
complex wch&nlcal Byatem4. No personalities are .-
t1oned. References accompany =at of the artict-4.
KoZh Tnikol 3 N., Corresponding Member of the Acaddmy
-;j@el 331t,..d Ya. M. Raskin, Candidate Of
Technical Sciences. Investigation of a Vibratory- Ltpac t 101
V. 0., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor.
"IM090 2ko Me= In the Dynaml
SO.. as of Machines With a VI-
brat Ing IA&d 117
Kukhtenko A I . Doctor of Technical sciences, Professor.
latical Method of Des c ribing the Process
of operation of Machines 128
Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor.
3tres lysis of Mechanisms Which Contain Statically
t: An&
Inda ridnate Units 140
Candidate 0 f Technical Scienes. The
Problem of Selecting a Mechanism With a Geneva (Intermit.
tent) Movement 152
N;@!Nov V I Doctor or Technical ScIenes. Problems in 15T
r nike; oi Marine Engines
EngI nee r. Dynamics of the Main Drive of a
KIlli.ng Machine 166
FetrQkas. L-3", Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor.
Calculation o Som Types or Cam and Push-Rod Mechanismn
With Hydraulic and Elaztlc ConnectlDna 186
Punt L- Candidate or Technical Sciences (Prague). Effect
or ij@@-jjm ar Characteristics or Springs on the Vlb-
ration or Machine Foundations 203
I@Levskly, N. P., Candidate or Technical Sciences. Ad-
-
vancA37-ads-Pri
sent state or the Expe "..n t&I Dynamics or
machines 215
Tstjdmy_tqh__L_.L_, Candidate of Technical Sciences.
V Irregular Processes In a Torsionally Oscillating Electro-
mechanical Systen and Its Simulation 222
@khel -I. A Candidate or Te@hnlcal Scien-5. Motions
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the author succeeds in establishing with relative simplicity the interrelation between
amplitude, phase angle, angular velocity, angular acceleration,. the vibrator moment
and the method in which the energy Is fed to the
system. With respect to the latter
point (I. o. , the energy feed system) , suggestions ate given on the selection of a suitable,:
method or arrangement, as well as,on the determination of the speed with which the
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transition through the individual frequency regions must be aocor4plished in order cu-
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sure the requftred characteristics of the resonance, amplitude and phase curves.
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PUST, %, inz., CSc.
Model research of dynamic properties of machines. Stroj cas
15 no.5t394-412 t64
1. Institute of Thermomechanics, Czechoslovak Acadany of
Sciences, Prague.

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Jaroslav, 7Lkafi;l:nik;,..,I`dST, ladiolav
'.'a,-'-4nc- - :-@ --e -r-- ween -,.;D scientiflc
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Conferences. 'Vestnik CS4V 73 no. 1: 108-1-1-6 6-/.

,- PUST.-Ladislav, Ing., C.Sc.
Friction forces and deformations at axial sliding of a roller. Acta
techn Cz 6 no.2.162-185 161. (EEAI 10:6)
1. Tschechoslowakische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Praha.
(Friction) (Deformations (Mechanics))
(Strains and stresses) (Shear (Mechanics))
(Elasticity)

PUST,--lLadislqV,-jRz., C-Sc-
Transition of resonance curves in a damped several-degre"B-Of-
freedom system. Stroj cas 14 no.3:230-241 163.
1. Ustav pro vy4= stroju, Ceskoslovenska akademie ved, Praha.

PUST L.
--
Effect of the properties of a source of the alternating force on oscillations
of mechanical systems. In Russian. P. 428
APLIKACE MATEMATIKY. (Ceskoslovenska akademie ved. Matematicky ustav)
Praha$ Czechoslovakia, Vol. 3, no. 6, 1958
Monthly List of rast European Accessions (FEAI), LC, Vol. 8. no. 11, Nov. 1959
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E016/E935
AUTHOR: Ast. Ladisla , Engineer, Candidate u-1
Sciences
TITLE: lnfluence of gyroscopic moments on roliers in the
barrel-type roller bearings
FF1;17_0D1GAL: Stroini'Cky 6asopi,, no.,6, 1961, 348-354
MEXT: With increasing rotational speeds attention must be
I
paid to the influence of dynamic forces on the rollers. Whilst at
lower speeds it is quite sufficient to consider the bearing from
the point of view of kinematics and external forces only, at
higher speeds internal dynamic forces can no longer be ignored.
Besides centrifugal forces there are gyroscopic moments which tend
to tilt the rollers so that their axis is parallel to that of the
shaft. Unfavourable rolling conditions, increased friction and
overheating of the bearing will result. The author considers the
type of bearing with the least frictional loss, i.e. in which the
barrelled rollers have only a point contact witii eacii race. 1n
he a lysis which follows he derives oDtimum design conditions in
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,yroscopic
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orde@r to aciiieve correct rolling action for both cases considered, V/
i.e. when either the outer or the inner race is rotating whilst
the other is stationary. In the geometrical analysis the roller
and the races are replaced with conical surfaces which roll over
each other without slip. These surfaces pass through the points
of contact between the rollers and the races. Expressions for the
speed of roller around its own axis, the speeds of the roiler reia-
tive to the outer and inner races and the speed of the roller axis
around the axis of the shaft are thus obtained. These expressions
are in terms of the speeds of the outer and inner races and of the
geometrical shape of the bearing defined by relevant angles. The
author then derives an expression for the arm of the resulting
moment acting on the roller, caused by the centrifugal and the
gyroscopic moment. This expression is a general one withL regard
to the shape of the rollers and again involves only the rotational
speeds of outer and inner races together with the paramettrs
defining the geometrical shape and arrangement of the bearing
I O@ernal
The arm of the moment acting on the roller and due to the in
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dyRainic forces, is then.given in a simplified form for the two
ca.;es considered, i.e. when the outer or inner race is rotating
whilst The other is stationary. On the basis of the above it is
shown 'that, for bearings within the normal geometrical range, the
arm of' the moment is effectively different for,these two cases.
Therefore to obtain correct and unhindered rolling action, bear-
ings in the two cases must have a different design arrangement,
Condit-lions reqijired and necessary to obtain the equilibrium of
(,xternal and internal forces are then derived and discussed, The
author comes to the conclusion that the optimum design conditions
for correct rolling action can be achieved, in the case when the
inner race is rotating, by using non-symmetrical barrelled rollers
with the centre of gravity appreciably removed from the greatest
cross-section. In the case when the outer race J_s rotating the
barrelled rollers should be symmetrical, Although all -the

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influence of gyroscopic
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conditions may not be entirely satisfied it is possible by this
method to get very near to the optimum. There are 4 figures and
6 Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCIATION: Ustav pro vyzkum stroj! (@eskoslovens.ke/ akadem-je vyd,
'Praha
(Institut-e for Machinery Research, Czechoslovak
Academy of Sciences, Prague)
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1961
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PUST) L., inz., G.Se.
The,2nd National Conference on Machinery Dynamics. Stroj
cas 13 no@2:205-207 162.

PUS-T 17- Iadislav,.----4nz.
Theory of a beam vibration pick-up. Stroj cas 13 no.3:232--94.3
,62.
1. UL;tav pro vyzkum stroju, Ceskoslovenska akademie ved,
Praha,
i-'-

Lu'l-i--l-av
Mechanics of deformaticns at high f--.rm,--ng rate. Veatnik CSAV
73 no.3;489-490 164.

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PUST, Tatjana
The new post office building is put in operation at Radovljica.
PTT zbor 15 no.12t225-226 D 161.

PUST., Tatj,@ @a
The post,, telegraph,. and tel hone services of Yugoslavia alcng the
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The third meeting of the Administrative Co=ittee, Comm-unity of the
Post., Telegraph., and Telephone Enterprises of Slovenia. PTT zbor
16 no.1/2:18-24 F 162.

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Of the Post, Telagra-h,, and Telephom Enterprisr@s of Ljub2jana.
PTT zbor 16 no.3.-62-63 Mr 162.

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First of May. PTT zbor 16 no.4:73 Ap 162.

ruSZ2 Tatjan-k-
Some notes on the vacations of the post,, telegraph, and telephone
employees. PTIT zbor 16 no.5:123-126 My 162.

PUST, Tatjana , --
Pomurje, alsd, is included in thelsy5tem of modern postal, telegraph,
and telephone com=ications. PIT zbor 26 no.12:279-280 D 162.

PUST, Tatjaria
Dolenjska has the automatic telephone exchange. PIT zbor 16 no.12:
282-285 D 162.

PUST., Tatjana
The automatic line Ljubljana-Kopar L---t in-@c operation lxz7 19.,
1962. PTT zbor 16 no.6:149-150 Je 162.

W, PUT. Tatjana,
Imp-tho 8th of March. PTT zbor 16 no.3:49 Mr 162.

PUST, Tatjana,
A new automatic telephone exchange has been put into oPeratior at Koper.
PTT zhbor 16 no.3:53 Mr 162. 1

- -p-ITS -1 A I)A .
The ce;nent workers in Turda can work much better.
F. 2, (Construi-torul. Vol. 9, no. 395, Aug. 195@, Pucure!@-ti, Ruimania)
.onthLy Indc?:. of' Fast fiirmean Accessions (F,,,jlI) L(,. Vol. (, nn. 2,
.-etr@jary 1?5d

G-REBEUYUK3, V.A.; FUST.,.LOV A I - KOROGOD, G.I.; TAYMAYEV, Zh.T.
- -- 3 -@- - 7
Purifying dustladen air by an aqueous-vi-scou-s --rudy
Alt. GM-NII AIN Kazakh. SSR -15.' 59-63 '63. (!-!IPA 17:3)

ULMEKOV, O.K.; MKTYABALEV, A.D.; Pus,rOVALOV, A.i.; 'INMIRGUITEN, T.
Studying the technological and economic ia,;icez of parallel
and fan boreholes in systems with ore breaking by levels. frudy
Alt. GMNII All Kazakh. SSR 15:203-207 163. (MIRA 17:3)

MARMUREANU . V.; PUSTAN, I.
The quality, problem No. 1. Constr Buc 14 no. 673: 2;
1 December 1962.
1. Inginer-sef al Fabricii "Zorile noill, Piatra Neamt
(for Marmureanu).
2. Maistru. de productie al Fabricii. "Zorile noill, Piatra
Neamt (for Pustan.).

FOLNND/Cht@mical Technology - Chemical Products and Their K-5
;,Dplications. Cellulose and Cellulose ProductE;.
Paper.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiy-., No 2, 1958, 6596
Author Pustelnik, Surewicz
Inst --I-
Title Investigating the Dev(--lopment of the Technology of the
Production of Viscose Sulfate Cellulose from Spruce Wood.
Cr'Lg Pub Prace Inst. celul.-papiern., 1957, 6, No 1, 1-15
Abstract Tho feasibility of producing cellulose (C) containing
93-95% d-cellulose by subjecting the C to prehydrolysis
with acids or steam, or to alkali refining by the cold
process is shown. The filterability of the solution of
viscose derived from the indicated 0 will be lower than
the filterability of solutions of viscose derived from
sulfite C. It is pointed out that, at the presnet time,
there are no processes for producing sulfate viscose C
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I FOUJID/Ch,3mical Ttchnology - Cheidcal Products and 'Incir K-5
Applications, Cellulose and Cellulose Products,
Paper.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khirriya, No 2, 1958, 6596
Torhich would satisfy modern technical and economical
requirements.
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3872 061.728.3 :678.149 :033.521
Pus!eln1k_C4 Wlr@czoklewicx A. lnvesft@dlons Cancernluir the Suitability
of Oil Flax Straw as Fsperinaking naw Material. /M
,,Badenta nad ptzydatnohclq shnny Inu olelstego jako surowca Va-
Plernletego". (Prace Inst. Coluloz.-Paplern, No@ 1), Wm=wa, 1954,
WPUS, 14 pp., 7 figs, I tabs.
In order to find fibrous raw materials In oubstItutton for linch rags
used In high grade papers and Ussue papers, detailed Investigations were
made over the papermaking possibilities of the seed flux straw. AN:
starting material In the Investigations, there were used suectsslvely:
1) puro bast fibres from oil flax straw; 2) bast fibres containing about
3411a Aives, 3@ the entire oil flax straw, 4) shives. As a result of labo-
ratory, scale experiments, Including obtaInIng cellulose paper-making
half the entire
stuff and cellulose. pulps. from bast fibres, shives and
straw, the follovuing con@clusions were reached; 1) pure bast fibres and
bast fibres containing Alves arp a suitable raw material for paper-
making half stuff: thel half ituff obtained from such raw materials
overtles than the half stuff from liner
has greater strength pf i rags- 2)
sulphale pulp obtatned; from bast fibres containing shives can be, tMed
great-,
as a substitute for pap'rmaktrig hzdf stuff; this sulphdt@ pulp Ms
er stiength properties ffian the half stuff from linen rags, a high
(0 V 9

contant and a low 6ohol-benzene'Oxtractlon; 3) pulp pbtalned
from- the entire straw constitutes a ipoor Papermaking raw material -
by comparison with!rye -straw, for instance, bU nax straw requires
a' great quantity of' alkalies In cooking, and gives products with
strength properties; 4) pulp obtained from rhives also gives a -poor paper -i
inaking material; low strength properties and short fibres In such pulps.
Indicate, that the best use for th's material is as filler for lower grades.
of paper-boards.

FU3TELNIK@ doc.
Theoret-i@@all furJamentals :2-- -he @= i r
-- - --. cle
21 no.3:75-78 M.- 165.
1
@. Pulp and Paper -7nst-itute, L--dz.

seed jilax #raw to it ennAing raw materitt. W
Pustttnik ", Ad;:M..WewI.. - P'. I.W. TUT--
1-14(1954)."Lab. pulpfair ts. were cu-
bM
t tuto for 11"u.
tvaluate seed ftx straw as a tu
ried out to
.
rugs In the martul'. of high-Srade papers. @ Bast fibers shives.

me (1), but fibers contS. about 34%'$Mves (H), whole-
f
fiax.stmw (M), mul-shives,aloue GV) weft moleed
ob"ched pulps
with N4011, @ Ca0i at kralft liquor; -U
produced by NaOH or CaO process had-bigher strength
than linen rag pulps.- Bleached kraitpulps frium It had also
'good strength properties, a hIgh oi-cellutose eantent and low
amt. of ale.-himme extractives-. the* were found suitable
as a substitute far linen mg pulps. M gave urisatisfactory
pulps; - it.. required a relatively high umt. of @alkall and:
,
yielded pulps of low strejjgth. Pulp obtained in;nw was
d ho ve
15 ior qualfty
Used as a
pulp co-id
, fi
e IV - of length ThC

be, anuf or pal ud Per 1. 1 nd is d
Z
yg
t
T

2V, Czeslaw
. . .......
of' two methods for bleaching su ate an p.
su I C3
,@TL n& and jMrLt@ tnsk4. -'Ynst.
n,'=gI S@r4tr Pr=
No. 2, 11-18(1053).----L-ab. expts. were
carried out to det. the effectiveness of the Kamyr 6-stage
bleaching method (1) as compared with the Valeur 4-stage
bleaching method (II) (cf. C.A. 46, 6828b), both methods
having been used on sulfate pulps. I anti 11 produced
pulps of about the same strength properties and brightness; -
however, the consumption of bleaching agents was higher
for 11. The amt. of CI to be added in either method in tile
Ist stage should not be less than 70% of the total anit. of
CI required, whereas the amt. of CI in the last stage should
not exceed 10%. Bleaching of pulps having a high Cl no.
appeared advantageous in spite of high COFISUDIPLiOn Of
chemicals, since resulting pulps had excellent strength
properties. T. R. ZCL13T-

POLAND/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their H-33
Application. Ceilulose and Its Production.
Paper.
A bs Jour: Ref - Zhur-FJAmiya, No 11, 1958, 38305 -
Author Pusti2iiil-Czeal&w., Protekta Jerzy
Inst
Title The Sxtiaotion of Cellulose from Straw by the Aronovskiy
Mechauic,@,!-Chemical Method.
Orig Pub: Prece Inst celul-papiern, 1957, 6, No 1, 16-30.
Abstract: Und:!@r laboratory conditions, the influence of various
factors during the boiling of straw by the Aronovskiy
method 'was investigated: the rise of the hydraulic
modulus, t2ia time and temperature of boiling, the quan-
tit,.r of active N&OH and the sid-fidization of the cooking
alkali a3 well as the recycling of the coarse alkali dis-
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POLAND/Chemical Technology. Chemical Prod,icts and Their H-33
Application. Cellulose and Its Production.
Paper.
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur-Khimiya, No 11, 1958, 38305.
charge and of t6,miachanical property of cellulose
(C); the degree of delignitication and the quantity
of waste products during the screening of the mass.
The optimm conditions of the boiling are the quan-
tity of active alkali (in % of the dry mass of the
straw) 10-12@,j; sulfidization of the alkali :@@ 15%;
boiling temperature 88-930; length of boiling 30-
60 minutes. A possibility has been shown,in pilot
plant conditions, of decreasing the hydraulic modulus
from 15 to 9 without deterioration of themechanical
properties of C. During the manufacture of wrapping
paper (WP) and pasteboard (P), an increase of up to
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POLAND/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their H-33)
Application. Cellulose and Its Production.
Paper.
Abs JoiLr: Ref. Zhur-nimiya, No 1.1, 1958, 38305-
Bleached C, resulting in "gidropallpere", shows the
advantages of the Aronovskiy over the usual method
when its high output is taken into consideration.
The mechanical-chemical Aronovskiy method is chara
terized by a high output of C from aparatus of 1 mi-
capacity in comparison with the process of kettle
boiling. Included among the advantages is the great
simplicity of the equipment. A relative disadvantage
of the Aronovskiy method is the greater need for steam
in comparison with the usual method and the Celdecor-
Pomilio method and the greater need for energy and
chloride in comparison with the process of kettle
boiling. The disadvantages mentioned are compensated
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Application. Cellulose and Its Production.
Paper.
Abs Jour.1 Ref. Zhur-Khimiya, No 11, 1958, 38305.
for to a Eignificant degree by the saving of raw material
with the g_-aatc-- output of C.
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POLUD/Chenical TLpc'J,,@iolojy,. Chemical Products and Their H-33
Aw..-.'@Acati,=, PaLt 4. - Cellulose and Its Derivativos;
per-ar.
Abs Jour: Ref=at. Z:iuraal Khimiya, No 10, 1958, 34663.
Author :
Inst :Nct
Title : He:zi cellulose Manufacturin-.
m
Orig Pub: Prza.gi- papiern, 1957, 13, No 3-1, 330-344.
Abstract- The equipmeat necessary for hamicellulose manufacturing
is discassed. It is shown what equipment available at
the existing cellulose factories can be used in the new
industry.
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POLAIM/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their H-33
Application. Cellulose and Derivatives. Paper.
Abs Jour : Ref 2hur - Xhimiya, 110 8, 1958,. 27251
Author : Pustelaik Czeslaw,, Bittmar Wojciech
Inst : Institute of Cellulose and Paper.
Title : Suitability of Some Annual Plants for the Paper Industry
Orig Pub : Prace Inst. celul.-papiern., 1953, 2, No 1, 29-34
Abstract : Results of pulping (by the sulfite method) of a number
of annual plants (Papaver somniferum, Althaea rosea,
Carthamus tinctorius, Ricinus communis, Camelina selivay
Althaea officianalis, Albanian reed) and mechanical
characteristics of the cellulose thus obtained before
and after beating.
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POL
076,179.022,14(71).
Pustelnik Ci., Bittmar W. On lite Usefulness,of Certain Annual Planta
far the Paper Industry.
,,0 przydatnotel niekt6rych railln jedrvoroc7nych dia przemyslu pa-
plernicze.-o". (Prace Inst, Celuloz.-Paplern. No. 1), Wtirsxawl, 1953, PWT,
6 pp., 7 figs., 6 tabs.
The authors Investigated the usefulness of the following anatial
plants for pulps me nu Enctu ring- Welnus communts, Papaver soranitartla,
Camelina antiva. Altimen officinalls, Althaea rosea. Carthamus tincw@
rius and Albanian rti@li Uatln name unknown). Aftej- chemical Applysis,
the r.,tw ranterial was digested by the sulphate process, and In Uw vaoa
of CarthLmus tincLorlus by the neutral sodium sulphlte proemp p1w,
The results of conking are %hown In tables. The strength properliesall
pulps were determined before and after beating to SOOSR. The res%jlt3
of these Investigations are shown in tables. The properties which fhe
PUIPS were shown to prissess Indicate that the annual plants ccneerned
ciDuld be useful In the papermalcing and pulp Industry. The beat resul(a
were obtained with Albanian rush, Hicinus communis,- Camelina saliva
ond AlthaeR offirinaliq.

-J
v
3206 676.1.092.14 7d. 1.023.1
Pustelnik C., Sander-Lapifisku 1. AUtsupts to Determine the Best Cou-
Sidpluste Papetwaklms Cellulose ralpi by Mejum
at-ftledae Mater au4 Solutions of Coldvas Hypochlorite.
,,Pr6by ustafenia oplyinainych w4ruWw- bielenirs mas cefulatowych
starczanowych palAerniczych przy u*ycla wody chlorowe) I raztworbw
wspoa eblorawanego". (Prace Inst. Celuloz-Paplern. Nr. 2), ., Wornawa,.
J953, PVIT, 7 pp., 16 tabs.
The authors undertook uumparut.lve bleaching by applying two
methods (four and six itase bleachinsi of sulphate pulps containing
varyIng amounts of fignin. In both cases, the Wluence of chlorine dis-
UibuWn, in separate stages of blea@hlng, an strength properties of eel-
Julase pulps was Investigated- It was found that both the methods of
bleacisifig'mentloned make I possible to obtain putpi with sindlav
strength properties and degree of whlier;n&C Ti4 consumption of bleach-
Ing agents In the four stages method is higher than in the six stages
inethod.'Tests concerning the best distribution of chlorine showed that

FUSTETIUK, Czeslaw; CHMIIE, Zenon; STUPINSKA, Ilialina
Beech-rood as rair materiaV*for Polish cellulose and paper
industry. Przegl papier 19 no.12-*. 386-390 D'63-
1. Instytut Celulozowo-Papierniezy, Lodz.

wi th XJGL@C..., S'I 1
Land
"Ev-.1u,"tien of s;
fcr 7,ap,,@,r rnLrlufacture.ll
r
nce Ens'. Celuloz.-p,@r)jer.

Ult or meimmme-tomuddshyde resins in the production
of . -strength pspors. Czeblaw--j@9 "jS1413f 10 Andrt
%%imiakirwim Pruflad I v
lit, r% aluation of a Swi%x mi-Lutiiar r@sm Cl IIA 2SI (1), by
U-%aijX unbleached kraft pulp. shouni thAt 41tv- atad wrt-
mirtigth properties were improved to a stuall extent. 11"
Vatim .4 it% mlitively high price and little advantage gAint4l,
f I it, the Poli.h papetr ihist,tr i, i-I r@ ... m-dol.
1'. It. Z@xr",,
@zj

TAITIEWSKI, M.; PUSTELNIK, D.
Polycondensation of mixtures of mono- and dicarboxylic acids with
polyols containing merely G@--hydroxyl groups. Polimery tworz wielk
7 no.11:415-/
+18 N 162.
1. Instytut Farb i Lakierow, Gliwice.

JANOWSKI, T. M.; GBURCZYK, J.; PUSTEMIK, J.,@Krakow)
Preliminary studies on the Influence of microclimte factors upon
the fertility of bulls. Rocz nauk roln wet 70 no.1/4:366-367 '60.
(ZEAI 10:9)
(Bulls) (Fertility)

HUNGARY/Chem-ical Technolo3y. Chemical Products and Their K-5
Applications. Cellulose and Cellv2ose Products.
Paper.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Rhimiya, 1958, No 1, 3276.
Author Prstelnik, Frotekta
Inst
Title Mechanical and Chemical Method of Producing Cellu-
lose from Rye Straw.
Orig Pub: Papiripar, 1957, 1, No 3-4, 41-51.
Abstract: The optimum conditions for cooking and bleaching wrapp-
ing paper which is made with 30% of added straw pulp
obtained by the chemical and mechanical method in lieu
of sulfate pine pulp, fulfills the technical specifica-
tions adopted in Poland. The mechanical and chemical
sulfate method is cheaper than the Tselldekor-Pomilio
method, but produces a lower grade of cellulose.
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TSYLOV, Yu.A. (Moskva)@ KORPUSOV, G.V. (14oskva); PUSTILINIK, A.I. (Moskva)
Density and viscosity of solutions in the system organic solvent rare-
earth metal nitrate solution. Izv. AN SSSR. Met. no.3s59-64 My-Ja 165.
(MIRA 18j7)

NISELISON L.A. (Moskva); PUSTILINIK, A.I. (Moskva); SOSHNIKOVA, L.A.
.9 n
(Iqoskva)
Separation of selenium from tellurium by distillation. Izv.
AN SSSR. Otd. tekh. nauk. Met. i gor. delo no.2:79-85 Mr-Ap 163.
(MIRA 16;10)

ACCESSICK NR: AP4036963 S/0078/64/009/005/ID4911052
AUMOR:. Wisellson,, L. A.; Pustil'nik, A. I.; Sokolova, T. D.
TITIZ: Orthobaric density aDd critical parameters of nioblum and tantalum
pentachlorldes.
SOURCE: Zhurnal neorguaLcheskoy kbi-Ii, Y. 9, no. 5,1964, 1049-1052
TOPIC TAM: niobiun pentachloride, tantalum pentachloride, orthobaric density,
critical parameter, critical density, critical pressure, critical temperature,
niobium tantalum analysis, density temperature relationship, Berthelot equation,,
liquid vapor phase equi3ibrium,, crystal liquid phase equilibrium
,---.!-ABSMALV: The orthobaric density of NbCl and TaCl throughout the li uid state
and in the vapor state, and their critic2 paramete@s were detexmined Mg. 1).
The densities of the liquid TaCl and NbCl and of their mixtures were measured
iprecisely from their melting ;Qeratures ?216.2 and 204.2 C, respective3,y) to
300-320 C. The crItical arameters for NbCl vere: critical temperature 534 C"
d n ity 3 a atmospheres; for TaC15 were: 494 C.9;
At 0.&- gn/= I Pressure P
rit
o.89 an/=5 and 43 atmospheres- Sinceethe Uquid-vapor phase and Wn crystal-
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liquid phase equilibria in these pentachlorides am practically ideal and the
density of their mixtures is additive,, the density-temperature relationship can
be used for rapid analysis of NbCl and TaCl 5 in the absence of other impaitlee.
Th temperature can be determined @ii;:in 0.2 degree., and density vithin 0.005 jp/
vith 1$ accuracy. The Berthelot equation vill give greater accuracy:
I/P RT +t9T.p(II - 6YTLW21)
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OrIg. art. has: tables and 1 figuree
ASSOCLUICO: None
MMCr=: I4Kar63 Acq: opun& ENCL: 01
WS OMR: ICAP; NO MW SOV: 003
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ACCESSION NR; AP4036963
Fig. 1. Data for orthabaric density
of NbC1, and TaCl .
1. -4TbC15 (vapor); 2--NbC'5 (3iquid),,
data obtained in a smal 1 picn=eter;
3--Nbc'l (liquid), data -"@tained In
large picnometer* 4--TaU (vapor);
5--Ta("@ (liquidi, data ob"ed in
p cnometer; 6--Tac15 (3icluid),,
data obtained In large piciwmter.
tkp critical temperature
tnit melting temperature
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ACCESSIMI IM: AP3000905 S102791631000100210077MOD085
MOP
AU' S: Nisellson, L. A.; Pustiltnik,.A. I.; Sgshm
L.A.,(Moscow),
3_7
TITLE: Purifzrina selehium from tellurium bv rectdfi cation
1SOUT
6
ZCE: Z SSSR. Izv. otd. tekh. nauk. Yetallurgiya i gornoye delo, no. 2, 10 3_,
-85
7
9.
TOPIC TAGS:, rectification, purificaticr, Se, Te..' density, viscosity, surfAce
@@nsion
-ABSTRACT: The authors made r ex.Deri rent because the corwon technique of ob--
tAning Se (by -distillation) @isiinef@ective in elirdnatiDg certain elements that
ha@7e comparable volatility (especially Te, Sb2 and S). Because of complications in
construction if rectification were carried on in a vacuum and because such
proper-
tiep as viscosity and surface tension are thus altered de2eteriously, it appeared
best to rectify Se at ordinary atmospheric pressure. The setupAs illustrated in
Fig#I I (see Enclosure 1). The internal diar'.eter of the column is 30-32 mm. The
sieVe plate has 40 openings 0.8 pm in diameter, forned ultrasonically. The distance
between plates is 30-32 mm, and 10 plates are used in the column. To prevent
coggelation of the Se, the head of the apparatus is equipped with an electrical
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he'ating element. The thermally insulated jacket of the colurn, with its electrical..
heater, is made of glass tubing Yrith asbestos insulation, and the jacket has a
ahsparent vdndoy; for observation. The terperature was measured in tystspith an
r
,
accuracy of O.5C by a Cbrornel-Alumel thermocouple and a sedautoms Ppotenti-
ometer.. In testing the ecmipments rectification of Se suffered from the ak_f_1cu-1TY_
of maintaining normal conditions, resulting from uneoual (impulsive) boiling of Se
and from The degree
the very narrow range of operating flow rates into the column.
o antially less than
f purification obtained in the expGrixents proved tD be subst
COPT.Uted values indicated they should be. The authors conclude thatthis is due
prxtly@to the problem of raintaining steady conditions and partly to imperfections
;Lr_ the 'design of the column head. They are convinced the recification method has-
great promise for Se. Orig. art. has: 4 figures and 6 tables.
SOCIATIM: none
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'ACCESSION 1IRs AP3002389 WW/JD/JG SIO 279/63/000/003,1013.0/0.110:
AUTHORS: Nisellson, L. Aej Pustillnik A. I. (Moscow)
ITITLEt Density and viscosity of liquid nioblum@jtnd tantalum pentachlorides
@OURCEt A9 SSSR. Irv. Otd. tekbnichaskikh nsuk. @ MstaUurgiya I gornoye delo,
Po- 3, lo/63, 110
ITOPIC TAGS$ niobium pentachloride, tantalum pentachlorlde
jABSTRACTz Density (,P) and viscosity (@) of liouid NbG1r, and TaClt'. been deter-
Mined at the temperature interval of 300-320C. Each iib-stane-e contained no more
!than 0.02% of impurities. Densities were determined In sealed quartz pinnometers,
:and temperatures were measured with both standard thermometers and thermocouples
i(temperature accuracy was I O.IC). The results were corrected for the thermal
jexpension of cuartz -and for the weights of varors. Relative error in density was
,5 x 10-2%, in viscosity it was 0.2%@ Viscosities were determined in a modified
iMartin viscosimeter. Data were TTocessed by the method of least squares. It was
,established thatt pNbcl. = 2.0737 - M15-10-3-Al + 3.58-10-6-All
PTacl' @2.084U-4.IUO-1073;At
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TITCl. =-1.003- 1.667-101-At+ 1.8-10-4-Ats-8.455-10 7-At3i
Orig. art. heat 4 formdas.
ASSOCIA7TONi none
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NISFI,:.@.')ONP L,A. (Moskia)@ PHTIL'NIK, A.1, (Mookyn)
Den8ity and viacosity of liquid niobium art, tantalum pentachlorides.
Izv. AN SSSR. Otd. tokh. nauk. Mot. Irgor. delo no.3:110 MY-Je
163. (MIRA 16:7)
(Niobium chloride) (Tantalwn chloride)

Panuta; :ichai
' --e4 - Lh
Va_;@ --- acid ar-@'-7uride in - e s,-m---hes-s c' a2k-,-i -4ns.
Poliviery tworz wielk 8 no. 11: 420-423 ?; :6-30
1. histytut Farb i lakierow, Gliwice.

CHFMIYAYEV, Y.N.; PUSTIL'NIK, A.I.
Phase equilibrium in solutions of silicon tetraiodide and
antimony triiodide. Izv.vya.ucheb.zav.; tsvet.met. 2 no.6:
147-153 '59. (MIRA 13:4)
1. Krasnoyarskiy inBtitut tevetnykh metallov, probleunlaya
laboratoriya chistykh metallov. metallichegkikh soyedineni7
i poluprovodnlkovykh materialov.
(Vapor-liquid equilibrium) (Antimony iodide)
(Silicon iodide)

MYSHLYAYEV, A.M.; _PPS-TILI.NIK, I.G.; MOROZ, L.I.
Discussing the contents and structure of the school physics
course. Fiz. Y shkole 23 no.5:40-45 S-0 163.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Pedagogicheskiy institut, g. Karachayevsk (for Myshlyayev).
2. 36-ya srednaya. shkola, g. Sverdlovsk (for Pustilinik).
3. Institut vechernikh (smennykh) i zaochnykh shkol Akademii
pedagogicheskilch nauk RSFSR, Leningrad (for Moroz).

FUSTILINIK., I.G.J. inzil.
Automatic device for turning on water screens in mines. Bezop.
truda v prom. 5 no.9:27-28 S 161. (MIRA 14:10)
1. Urallskiy nauchno-issledovatel-skiy i proyektnyy institut, g.
Sverdlovsk.
(Mine dusts--'Jafety measures)
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