SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ROZONA, N.I. - ROZOVSKAYA, I.T.

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Properties of siloxane rubber vulcanizates with ... A051/Al-26
was found that vulcanizates based on a SKTV rubber mix containing silica gel
U-333 ard a lowered quantity of benzoyl peroxide (0.6 w.p.) are characterized
by a reduced residual deformation and a higher thermal stability than vulcani-
zates of the standard,SKT rubber mixes. The thermal stability of the SKTV-ba,-Ed
mixes may be increased by replacing the zinc oxide with iron oxide or titanium
dioxide. The SKTV and SKT vulcanizates do not differ in their tendency to de-
struction when heated in a closed system, at 2000C. They also have similar di-
electric properties. The vulcanizates of the SIKTV siloxane rubber, produced In
the presence of the "acedic" and "alkaline" catalysts, were found to be the
same in their main physi-co-mechanical characteristics. The SKTV vulcanizates,
prodv,ced with dicumyl peroxide or ditertiary butyl peroxide, as compared to
vulcanizates containing benzoy-1 peroxide, were fcund to have a lower residual
deformation and a much lesser tendency to destruction when heated withco.~-, air.
it was further found that mixes containing channel black, do not vulcarlize,
even in the presence of inereaeed amounts. of dicumy! peroxide or ditertiary
butyl. In the case of furnace carbon black, vulcanizates were obtained with
satisfactory properties. The S?7V vulcanizates containing the furnace carbon'
black and the ditertiary buty-1 peroxide are equivalent to vulcanizates based on
ti,e same rubber, containing the U-333 silica gel, but the former do have in-
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Properties of siloxane rubber vulcanizate6 with ... A051/A126
creased residual deformation after compression. Tests for electroconductivity
of the SKTV vulcanizates containing thefurnace carbon black indicated that Ume
rubbers are semi-conductors (specific volumetric electrical resistance Is equal
to 1.o x jo6 ohm/cm). There are 8 tables, 2 figures and 4 references- I Sovi-
et-bloc and 3 non-Saviet-bloc. The reference to the most recent En~ish-languaEp
publication reads as follows: G.M. Konkle, R.M. Savage, Rubb. Age, no. 6, 975
(1959).
AMOCIATION; Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut sinteticheskogo kauchuka im.
S.V. Lebedeva (Scientific Research Institute of Synthetic Rubber
im. S.V. Lebedev)
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TOKAREVA, L.G.: MIKRAYLOV., N.V.; ROZOVA, N.N.; KIRPICHNIKOV, P.A.
Lightfastness of polypropylene and fiber based on it. Rhim -
volok. no.3:0-25 162. (KIRA 16:2)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-iselklovatellski3r institut iskusstven-
nogo volokna.
(Propene) (Textile fibers, Synthetic) (Photochemistry-)

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for a
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HANZELU, Jiri; ZIMND, .Miroslav; 4u [translator]; POTAKHIII. I.I..
redaktor; RUJ311ISMYN, G.I., red-aktor; LIDUAN, O.L. redaktor-,
NIKIFOROVA, A.N., tekhnichaskly redaktor
[Africa of dream and of realitv.'Translated from.the Czech] Afrika.~~,
grez i daistvitellnosti. Perevod sch~ahskogo S.I.Rozovoi Moskva,
Izd-vo inostrannoi lit-ry~. Vol.2s 1956. 314 p. (Mi~A 10:3)
(Africa--Descrip'tion and travel)

MUKHMNOV, I.P.; ROZOVA, T.K.; LAZAPI,'V, I.s.
Removing dust from gases in.froth-type gas washers. Trudy LTI
1i0-54:94-102 '_`9. (MIRA 13:8
(Gases--Cleaning) (Dust collectors) (Metallurgy)

KORSHAKY V.V.'f nauchnyy sotrudnik; MOZGOVA, K.K., nauchnyy sotrudnik;
YEGOROVAI Yu.V. nauchnyy,sotrudnik; TOKARI, Ye.G., nauchnyy
sotrudnik;-RQZQyA.,-T,.,S., nauchnyy sotrudnik;,Prinimala
uchastiye KUCHINA, L.F.
Using the method of graft copolymerization ofr the modification
of wool characteristics. Tekst. prom. 23 no.7:64-66 J1 163.
(MM 16:8)
1. Institut elementoorganichaskiky soyedineniy AN SSSR (for
Korshak, Mozgova,, Yegorova). 2. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledo-
vatel'skiy institut sherstyanoy promyshlennosti (for Tokarl,
Rozova). 3. Stars.hiy laborant khimiko-tekhnologicheskoy
laboratorii TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo instituts,
sherstyanoy promyshlennosti (for Kuchina).
(Yarn-Testing)

Po?olra, E. iI. "The S"ructure of the Earth's i3rust in Central Asia (Invostit~.-ation in
.Zei S~01 og--)
7-,~Qy S~lis,.-Jchcsko~-o Instituta 9~id. N~uk S.S.S.R. Lenin-rad No. 94,
19P, 1-15.

,2 7-I7..
.=ova, E. A. 'IT e Dt--~Ah Structure of the C~~ucasus (Epicenters of Ear'h.-,uakes and
h
Seis-,~icity).Il 7rudy Seiisr--cl. instituta ALkad. Nlauk S.S.S R., Lenin.arad, No. 94, 1939,
23

~W', , V.
RTI'i,rtiveness of the replacem,;~nt of styr~ij&-~
in the production of synthetic la'Laxes. Trudy LIEEI no. 46:
47-50 163. (MIRA' 17:6)

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R6Z-OVA_,_Ye7_._A_._&nT CHERNYAVMA~
"The Ear thquake of 2 November 1946 and the Epicentral Zone of Its After-Shocks,"...
Pb- 1-32, Symposium of Articles and Lectures (which is No. 5 (132) in the series
entitled "Works of the Geophysical Inst.," AS USSR Press, Moscow and Leningrad...
1949.
u-1442, 28 Aug 51

~A) A.
"Determination of Depth of Earthquake Centers by the Method of Intersections, by Ye.
A. Rozova, '~rudy seys'mologicheskogo instituta, 127, 1948, is included in a list of'
translated titles of articles on geophysics appearing in Yeteorologiya i U.idrologiya,
No. 3, 1949.

"I
ll&arthauakes in Centrid Asiv. Tlhesi5 for D-DEree oC Dr. -,.y:3icLA',,tUtr,,,tJcvIl Sci. Sub
2-0 Dec CE~c~~ysics Inst. Aend -ilci USSR
Sumaary, 71, 4 52, Dissertatims Fresentcd for Decrees in Science andznwineerine in
Mosco 'rom VechernyaVa Yoskrra, Je-n-Dec 1950.
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ROZONIA, E. A.
Warthquakes - Central Asia
Locations of epicenters and seismocenters of earthcpakes in Central Asia. Trudy.Geof.
inst. AN ~-JSSR ",o. 10, 1950.
Mfonthly of Russian Accessions Library of Congress, April 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

ROZOVA, YE.A., Academician of-the Academy of Sciences-Klxgiz-SSR

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ROZOVA, Ye.A.; GRIN. V.P.; TURUSBEKOV, M.T., otvetstvennyy redaktor
[Location of epicenters of earthquakes occurring in Xirghizistan]
Raspoloz.henia spitsentrov zemletriasenii, proisshed,shikh aa
territorii Kirgizil.,[Frunze] Akademiia naiik Kirgizakoi.SSR [19551
38 P. (MIRA 9:9)
(Kirghizistan-Earthquakes)

ALIYEV, G.A.; SEMENOV, P.G.; BUIANZIM, Yu.D.; ROZOVA, Ye.A.; DUBROVSKIT, T.G.;
AREWMELISKIY, Y.M.; TSKHAKAYA, A.D.,
Comments of participaits of the meeting. Biul.Sov.po seism., no.1:85-92
'55. (Seismology) (MIRA 9: 9)

ROZOVA, Ye.A.
-
se i-9nic'iiy-~'O-? "'Central Asin. Biul. Sov. po seism. no.6:36-42
15"'. (M DU 11:3)
1. Otdcl seysmologil Akndemii npuk Kirgizskoy SSR, Frunze.
(Soviet Central Anin-seigm0logy)

GRUI, V.P.; ROZOVA, Ye., red.; ANOKHIIIA, M.G., tekhn.red.
Eseinmicity of the Kokshaall 0 seismichnosti.Kok--Shaala Yrunze,
AVmd.nauk Kirgizakoi,SSR, 1958. 1958- 138 P. (ul 11:7)
(KokshAel Mountaino-lWrthquakes)

ROZOV~A.-Ye,iki~q DZHANUZAKOV, KLZhanuzukov, K.1; TOYWULIN, M.Kh., red.;
ANOKHINA, M.G., takhn.red.
[E~irthquakes and method for studying them] Zher titiroo zhana
any izildoo. Frunze, Kyrgyz SSR Ilimder -Akademiiasy saismo-
logiia bolumu, 1959. 23 P. (MIRA 12:11)
(Earthquakes)

4CC --AT~7007788 SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/64/000/000/0017/0022
AUTHOR: Rozova, Ye. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: The development of seismic investigationsin Kirgizia
SOURCE: AN KirgSSR.. Sovet pa seys6ologii. Voprosy regional.'noy-seysmichnosti
Sredney Azii (Problem of regional seismicity of Central Asia); materialy XXII.
sessii Soveta po seysmologii AN SSSR i Instituta'fiziki,.matematiki i,.mekhaniki AN
Kirgizskoy SSR. Frunze, Izd-vo Ilim, 1964, 17-22
tA i
TOPiC TAGS: Yseismicity, earthquakej s=i==&r-Ystation, seismic vave/Kirgizia
ABSTRACT: The development of seismic investigations in Kirgizia is briefly reviewed,
and data on destructive earthquakes in this region are provided. The earliest in-
formation pertains to the earthquake of 1770 'and 18 November 1820 originating in
Belovodsk and near Osh. Data on.the earthquake of 22 March 1865 in Merk and on the
'14--18 November 1883 shock in Osh, which,'had an intensity of VII-VIII are also
given. The following earthquakes.with,intensity 2t VIII occurred in Kirgizia within
the past 80 years: Belovodsk in 1885, Irkeshtam'in 1896,~Kemin in 1911, Kurshab in
1924, Dzhil'-Aryk in 1938, and Chatkal in 1946. :Systematic earthquake studies ~id no
begin in Kirgizia until 1927-1929, when the CentralAsian regional network was
established., From 1927 to 1950 only the.seismological station at Frunze was in opera
tion. In 1950 the Geophysical InsEitute of the Academy of Sciences USSR set up
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stations in Przheval'sk, Naryn, and Rybach'ye. In .19.60 the Institute of Physics,
Mathematics,.and Mechanics of the Kirgiz Academy of Sciences opened a seismological
station in the Aral Kochkorka region.. In 1952 a geophysics section, later renamed th
seismology division, was organized as part of the Kirgiz Branch of the USSR Academy
of Sciences. A list of scientific-.research and popular articles published by the
seismology branch is given. [CS1
SUB CODE: ON SUBM DATE; none/. ORIG REF: 0351
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ROZOVAV'Ye.A., otv. red.
(Problems of the regional seismicity of Central Asia;
materials of the 22d Session on Seismology of the Academy
of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. and the Institute of Physics,
Mathematics, and Mechanics of the Academy of Sciences of the
Kirghiz S.S.R.] Voprosy regionallnoi seism-ichnosti Srednei
Azii; materialy XXII sessii soveta po saismologii AN SSSR i
Instituta fiziki, matematiki i iiiekhaniki AN Kirgizskoi SSR.
Frunze, Izd-vo "Ilim," 1964. 1.59 P. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Akademiya nauk Kirgizsk(rj SSR, Frunze. Institut fiziki,
matematiki i mekhaniki.

DZHANUZAKOVI Kenesh; ROZOVA, Ye.A., otv. red.
[Earthquakes of Kirghizia and seismic regionalization
of its territory] Zemletriaseniia Kirgizii i seismi-
cheskoe raiop-irovanie ee territorii. Frunze, Ilim,
1964. -124 (MBA 1-7: 12)

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Why
*,h--t occurred on Chinese te-rrit,~~rlr r
S--R. Ser. est. i tekh. nauk nn.6~
~IAT;~ 17.
163.

ROZOVA, Ye.A., akademik
Seismic zoning of the territory of Central Asia. Vest. AN SSSR
33 no.7:109 Jl 163.. (14IRA 16:8)
1. AN Kirgizskoy SSR.
(Asia, Central--Seismometrjo

ROZOVAJO Ye. A.
Seimiie-regionali.zation of Kirghizistan. Izv. Kir, fil. Geog.
ob-va SSSR no..3:111-.118 162. (MM 15:10)
(Kirghizistan-Seismology)

ITERSESOV, 1.L.; GRIN, V.P.; DZHAMZAKOV, K.;_j~OZQVJI._Ye,.A otv.red.;
REVIIIA, Ye..A., red.izd-va; AUQKHINA, M.G., tekhn.red.
[Division of the Naryn Valley into seismic regions] 0 seismi-
cheskom rsionirovanii basseina reki Naryn. Franze, 1960. 175 P.
(MIRA 13:12)
(Haryn Valley-Earthquakes)

SOLOVIYEV, A.V.; ROZOVA,
Mechanism of the developmentof trace conditioned,vasc-iilar
reflexes in normal and hypertensive subjects. Yiziol.zhz=.
45 no.6:661-666 Je 159. (MIRA 12:8)
1. From the laboratory of physiology and pathology of digestion,
I-P-Pavlov Institute.of Physiology, Leningrad.
(HYF2JUENSIOIT, physiol.
develop. of trace v"c. conditioned reflexes
in hypertensive & normal subjects (Rua))
(RUFLEX, CONDITIONED
trace vasc. conditioned reflexes, develop.
in hypertensive normal subjects (Rua))

USSR Human and Animal Physiology. Nervous System. T
Higher Nervous Activity. Behavior.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 22, 1958, 102269.
Author : Gorlanova, T. T.; Rogova, A. A.;_EozgXg,,_. .--I.
Inst :Institute of Physiology, AS USSR.
Title :Vascular Conditioned Reflexes Traced to Direct
and Verbal Stimuli in Man. -
Ori.a. Pub: Tr. In-ta fiziol. AN SSSR, 1957, 6, 183-191.
Abstract: Traced vascular conditioned reflexes (TVCR) by
strengthening of the bell with cold after 30 sec.
arose at the 4-5th combination, but then became
inhibited and became stable only after 240 combi-
nations. With introduction of a verbal warning
about the applied stimuli, the path of production
of TVCR was the samej, but the stabilizatiQn took
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ROZOVAI Ye. I.
Effect of chang7es in the duration of the trace rause on the speed
of development and the nature of vascular trace conditioned re-
fle--ces wider naiinal conditions and in hypertension. Trudy Inst.
fiziol. 10:99-104 162 (MIRA 17:3)
1. Laboratoriya fiziologil pishchevareniya zav. - A.V.
SolovIyev) Instituta fiziologii imeni Pavlova AN SSSR.

RMOVA, Ye,I,
New method of f A-ming an isolate ,d gantric pouch. Biul eksp.
biol. i med. 52 no.7019-120 Jl 161. 6,~RA 15:3)
1. Iz laboratorii fiziologii pishellevareniya (zav. prof.
AN. Sclov'yev) Institute, fiziologii imeni I.P.. Favlova (direktor
akademik V.N. Chernigovskiy) Akademii nauk SSSR, Leningrad. Pred-
stavlena. akzdemikcs V.N. Chernigovskim.
(SMIACH)

GORLANOVA, T. T. ROGOV, A.A.; ROZOVA,.Ye.l.
Conditioned trace resDonses to direct and verbnl stimuli in man..
Trudy Inst. fiziol. 6:183-191 '57. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Liborntoriya fiziologii pishchevareniya (zaveduyunhchiy A.V.
Solov,yev).
(CONDITIONED RESPONSE)

ROZOVA, Ye. I.
~32714. SOLOVIYEV, A. V. t ROZOVA, X mekhanizmu-deystviya ateetilkholina i
adrenalina na.mertsatellnyy zpitaliy lyagushki. V SB: Nerruo-gumoralinvye regulyatsii
deyatelinosti pishcheummit. -r H., 1949, 6- 302-05
SO: Letopis' Zhurnal Statay. Vol. ILI, moskvs, 1949

BARANOY, V.G.,; R09OVA, Ye.l.
Modification of vascular conditioned and unconditioned reflexes during,
aging in humans. Fiziol. zhur. 42 no.2.-203-209 F 156. (KIRA 9:6)
1. Laboratoriya. vozrastnoy fiziologit i patolgoii cheloveka
Institute. fiziologii imeni I.P. Pavlova All SSSR, Leningrad
(AGING, physiology,
eff. on vasomotor funct. (Rus))
(BLOOD VESSFJZ, pl-qsiology,
vasomotor funct., age factor (Rus))

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KonforentaLya po agrometeorologli I agrokllztologil Ukrainakoy SSR
Kateri&ly konferentsil (Material of the Conference)on Agricultural
Meteorology and Climatology or the Ul&atr..'&n 3 H Leningrad,
Oidrometaoi:dat, 1958. 247 p. ErrAt-311P inserted. 700 copies
printed.
Sponsoring Agencies; USSR. Glavnoye upravlenly gidrometeorologich-
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atitut, and Ukrainakaya akademly a. I skokhozyaystvennykh nauk.
Rasp, Ed.; G.P. Prikhot'ko; Ed.: V.D. Pisoamv akeys; Tech. Ed.: r__
X.I. Braynina.
PURPOSE: This book in intended for agriculturists, agr-omet*orolO-
giatia, and instructors in related VIUZOS.
COVFJLAGE; This collection or articles deals with problems In Agri
cultural meteorology In the Ukraine. Among the topics diacunned
wintering, Planting time for winter cropa~ earn cultivation,
Potato degeneration; moisture supply, And adverse weather ractor,.
References accompany Individual articlea.
Material of the Conference (cont.) 3OV/2384
3ug&r Beets) Sail Water Conditions In Beet Crop Rotation ill
1161n T [Odessa Agromet.Station) Moisture Reserves for
VI"t. A "I. T.
r ,I In the 3outhern,Odeona Region and the Importance or
the Moisture Providing Irrigation 117
Ptuchl-kly, T- Y- (Mcrainian Scientific Research Hydromet.Inatitutel
Climatic Study of Sukhoveys (Dry winds) in zne Ukraine - 128
.j. 111cr-InIan Scientific Research Hydromet.Inatituttil,l
;jj�jjj.%_
lods In the Ukraine
Havratakalft. V~A, (Odessa Hydromet. Institute] Rainlaaa and Vat
Periods In the PrIchernomorskaya (B'zckrS&&) Steppe 151
4ft4l;l 111c. 11- 111aInIan Scientific Research Institute for
'o... t~; An' Agroforestration) Effective Zones or Shelter Belts 155
(Khar' kov State University) 91croclimate or Irrt-
gated Lands 169
Shakhnovich, A.Y. [Ukralnlan Scientirtc Research Hydromet,Inatitutel
-Ki-eroclimatic Study or Ukrainian Foothills 17
QQl-t.b.,,. T.A (Main Geophysical Observatory] Compiling Detailed
Kier Gel Imatic maps 182
Yuahkare% V,F, (State. Hydrologic al. Institute) Devices And Methods
ror Measuring Evaporation rrom Cultivated Fields 185
Romanov-Y.Y. (State Hydrological Institute] Determining Evapors-
ff~n _rrom Drained and Non-Drained Swamps by the Heat-Balance
Method 193
Kopachavakaya, N.M. Autumn And Spring Frosts In the Ukraine 202
lapothnikovA. S.A (Professor, Ukrainian Scientific Research Hy.
romet. Institute I Climatic Conditions or Corn Cultivation In the
Ukraine 214
Hudenko &a. [All_Ualon Inat tUta of' Cr p Science) The Rrfeot or
ZIT.Wat?.Iondltion. an the D491'eneration Oof Potatoes and the Appear-
ance or Phytophthora. (Parasitic Fungi) 230
A suggestion of the Scientific Methodology Council of the UkrSSR
Department of Agriculture

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GUE, No I*y ROZOVA
Guk, go So
J,, ed b7 No I.
"Glimatic. atlas Of Hung'Lrys. Re Wc.).6,.536-537 N-D,162.
Rozovao Izv- Vsese geog. ob-va 94 n, (Min 16: 1)
(H-ungarp-Climate-Maps)

ROZOVA, Yekaterina Sergeyevna;, VOLEVAKHA, M.M., kand. geogr. nauk,
red.; IGNATENKO, A.Y.[Ihnatenko, A.I.], red.; POKIDKO,
A.I.[Pokyd'koP:A.L1,:red.; KVITKA, S.P..,'.tekhn. red.
[Rainless periods in the Ukraine) Bezdoshchovi periody na
Ukraini. Kyiv, Vyd-vo UAS101, 1961. 69 p. (MIRA 16:5)
(Ukraine--Droughts)

ROZOVA, Ye.s.
Rainless periods in the Ukraine, tbeir distribution and duration.
Tnidy UkrNIG14I no.13:3-24 ' 58. (141RA 11:12)
(Ukraine-Drougbts)

ROZOTA, Yn.s.
Temperature conditions of long rainless intervals during the
warm period of the year. Trudy UkrNIG141, no. 13:25-30 1 58.
(RITRA 11:19)
(Ukraine--Droughts) (Atmospheric temperature)

ROZOVA Ye S I.-
,~- 41-1v4~4,tZIll.
Maximm wind valocities in the Ukraine. Trudy Ukr. NIGMI no.8:115-
120 157. O(IRA 11:6) 11
I Mraine-Winds) II

MELINIKOVA, T.A.; ROZOVA, Ye.S.
Pli.qrmacological characteristics of an extract of the roots and rhizomes
of Leusea cultivated in Leningrad Province. Apt.delo 7 no.2:31-34 Mr-,
Ai) '59. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Iz kafedry tekhnologil galenovykh prepnratov (zAv.-dots. Yu.K.Sander)
i Irnfedry farmakologil (zRv.-doktor med.nauk T.A. Mellnikovn)
Leningradskogo khimika-farmntseyticheskogo institutn.
(IMMEA)

BABICHENKO, V.N.; GUK, N.I.; GOYSA, N.I.; PRIKHOTIKO, G.F.; PROKH, L.Z.;
ROZOVA, Ye.S.
Meteorological observations in the Ukraine during the period July
1957-June 19~8. Mezhdunar. geofiz. god [Kiev] no.2:130-140 '60.
(MIRA 14:1)
1. Ukrainian Research Institute for Hydrometeorology.
(Ukraine-Meteorology--Observations)

ROGOV, A.A.; GORIANOVA. T.T.; ROZOVA Ye.T.
Conditioned vascular trace reflexes. Trudy Inst.fiziol. 5:379-383 '56.
(MIRA 10:1)
1. leboratoriya fiziologii i patologii pishchevaraniya.i krovo-
obraBhcheniya. Zaveduyushchiy A.V.Solovoyev.
(CONDITIONED RESIPONSOUN

KUT-R&N, B.L., Inzhener; ROZOVA, Te.K., inzhener
Grinding ccal from the Kizel Basin in ball mills with dLfferent
s-oeedE of drum rotation. Slek,2ta. 26 no.4:lh-19 Ap '55.
(Goal, Pulverized) MRA 8:6)

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Authors Kutman, B. L. and Rozova, Ye. K., Engs.
Title Milling of Kizel coal in ball mills at various.rotation
speeds of the drum
Teriodical: Elek. sta., 4, 14-19, Ap 1955
Abstract The article describes tests made in.1953 at three power
plants operated by Kizel coal and.equipped with 3
different types ofball mills.~ These tests,proved that
the.output increases if the RPM,decreases, although equip-
ment wears out faster. With mathematical equations the
author.explains the difference'in production and output
of ball mills varying according to the angular velocity ands
thelcapacity of~the electric motor. The author.recommends
that in order to obtain a ball mill with a reduced RPM,
designs,,.should be changed.

ROZOVA. Z.A.
Result of activities of,tha,Rostov Brucellosis Central Sta~ion in'.
the prevention and control of Brucellosis. Zhnrmikrobiol. apid.A
immun'. 27~no.1901-96 oi~6. (MLRA 9:11)
1. 1z Rostovskoy protivobrutselleznoy stantaii
(BRUGELLOSIS, prevention and control,
in Russia (Rus))

ROZOVA, Z.A.; CEEMNKOVA, N.A.; REZNIKOVA, O.Tu.; BOBYREVA,' N.D.; KIRXYSVA,
Xpidemiologic effectiveness of prophylaxis with dry living vaccine
from.the Institute of Epidemiolo&7 and Microbiology of the Academy
of Medicine of the U.S.S..R. Zhur.mikrobiol. epid. IImmun. 27 no.
10:79-82 0 '56. (MLRA 9:11)
1. Iz Rostovskoy oblastnoy protivobrutselleznoy stantaii.
(BRUG]ILLOSIS, prevention and control,
in Russia, vacc. (RUBD

ROZOVA, Z.A.-. CHKWHKOVA, IT.A.; REZNIKOVA, O.Yu.-, BOBYREVA, N.D.;
NMYZVA, O.K.
Preventive effectiveness of dry diving vaccine against~brucsllosis
developed by the InBtiute~of Experimental Medicine of theAcademy
of Medical Sciences of the U.S.S.R. Zhur. mikrobiol. epid. i'immun.
no.il:62-66 N '54.
1. Iz Rostovskoy oblastnoy protivobrutselleonoy stantsii (glavnyy
vrach Z.A.Rozova, nauchnyy rukovoditell kandidat medit6inskikh nauk
G.A.Balandin)
(BRUCE=SIS, prevention and control,
vace., dry living vaccine)
(VACCINES AND VACCINATION,
brucellosia vacc., dry living vaccine)

ROZOVAZ Z. 'A.) CHERVEI-ROVA, N. A.) REZ111KOVA, 0. Yu., BOBYREV.A, N. D).
and KIREYEVA,.O. K..
"Epidemiological Effectiveness of Prophylaxis With the Dry Live
Brucellosis Vaccine of the Institute of Epidemiology-and Micro-
biology, Academy,of Medical Sciences USSR," by Z. A. Rozova',
N. A. Chernenkova, 0. Yu. Reznikova, N.~D. Bobyreva,:and 0. K.
Kireyeva, Rostovskaya Oblast Antibrucellosis Station, Zhurnal
Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii No 10, Oct 56,
PP 79-72
This article reports in detail the results of a study of,vaccine pro-
phylaxis of brucellosis on 4,315 persons working in a sheep- and goat-
processing meat combine in Rostovskaya Oblast from 1950 to 1954. Perma-
nently and seasonally employed workers who reacted negatively to the
Huddleson, Wright, or Burnet reactiontests were vaccinated. This proce-
dure was followed each year before the heavy slaughter,program during
the fall-winter period. The incidence of brucellosis among Yorkers vac-
cinated with the dry live vaccine was "10-32times" lower than that among
nonvaccinated workersj the ratio of brucel-losis.cases among vaccinated.
workers was 1:30-1:103 and among unvaccinated workers 1:7-1-10.
-- ----------

From 1947 to 1949 workers at this meat combine were vaccinated with
a killed (heat-treated or formolinized) vaccine. The incidence rate
among workers vaccinated with this vaccine was 1.7-1.9%, i.e., 1.4-4.7
times greater than that among those vaccinated with the dry live vaccine
Hemocultures of melitensis type Brucella were isolated in only
~26-6'p of the cases which developed among vaccinated persons. The disease
Vas incurred from one month to 3 years 10 months after vaccination- A
comparison of results of the Huddleson and Burnet tests is given in a
table.
(Comment: From the statistics introduced in the article, it can be
seen that the incidence rate among unvaccinated workers1for the 5-year
period was only 0.3-14. If, as is stated, the rate among vaccinated
workers was 0.4-0.9%, the effect of the vaccine would appear to be negli-
gible.)
LA

ROZOVA, Z. A.
"The Results of the Work of.the Rostov Antibrucellosis Station
on the ProphylEbtis and Control of Brucellosi.s.." byZ. A.. Rozova.,
Rostov Antibrucellosis Station, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemio-
logii i ImmunobioloaLl-, No 10.1 oct 56, p 91-96
This article describes in percentage figures the incidence of brucel-
losis inthe -9
period 1 45-1954 in Rostovskaya Oblast: Seasonal variations in
the case load are shown on a graph. Taking 1949 as a base yeary i.e.y the
year with the highest incidence of brucellosis in the postwar period, the
rate was 31.&P lower in 1959; 65% in 1951; 68~ in 1952; 96% in 1953; and
85% in 1954. The increase in cases during 1954 was due to the emergence
Of new melitensis type brucellosis foci in areas where rior prophylactic
P
measures had not been undertaken. It.was found that vaccination with the
dry live vaccine of the Institute imeni Gamaleya lowered the incidence rate,
among vaccinated persons "6.2 times, compared with the rate among.unvac
cinated persons. Staffing exposed positions with persons who.had recovered
from the disease, persons who had had no clinical symptoms of the disease
but reacted positively to the allergy test, a
nd vaccinated persons, prefer-
ably in that,order, resulted ina reduction in the incidence rate.

the results of work in individual rayons and on certain stock-raising
and dairy farms are eview~d.' From 1949 to 1954, the Rostov Ant
r e ibrucellosis,
Station taught laboratory diagnosis procedures for brucellosis to 1,310
physicians, laboratory workers, and feldshers, 8-(% of whom worked in rural
localities. During this same period 43,967 persons suspected of having
brucellosis were examined. Confirmed brucellosis patients were hospitalized
immediately.
Since "Rostovskaya Oblast does not have a special sanatorium for the
treatment of brucellosis patients, their treatment is undertaken by physi-
cians (therapeutists, and infectilonists) in all city, village, and sector,
hospitals, who have taken the specialcourses at the Faculty Therapeutic
Clinic of the Rostov Medical Institute and the Antibrucellosis Station. In
the period the therapeutic-propbylactic institutions in some rayons
could not provide hospital space for all bru cellosis patients. The anti-
brucellosis Station., with the support of the Oblast Public Health Division,
made provisions for special therapeutic aid for patients in various.local-
ities by organizing temporary brucellosis hospitals in five rayons. Bri-
gades of physician-clinicians from the Rostov Medical Institute, the oblast
therapeutist, and the therapeutistofthe Antibrucellosis Station went to
these rayons to organize these hospitals.

"The phyIsicians of the sector and rayon hospitals, whosince that
time have become competent.specialists in the treatment of brucellosis
patients, worked under the supervision of these highly qualified special-
ists in these temporary hospitals, These hospitals made it possible to
hospitalize the maximum number of patients requiring treatment. Whereas
An 1949 and 1950 only 33% of the patients and 43% of the 'fresh' cases
were hospitalized, 80% of the patients and 87% of the 'fresh' cases were
hospitalized in 1952; and in 19541 88% and 94.16%,.respectively. The new
Soviet antibiotics, synthomycin and levomycetin, were used to treat these
'patients, and good therapeutic effects,were achieved. The treatment of
brucellosis patients with synthomycin has now 'penetrated' to the sector
and rayon hospitals. However, -the principal method of treating patients
is still intravenous vaccine therapy."
On the basis of observations outlined in the report, the following
conclusions were presented:
"l. Our practical experience in the prophylaxis and control of bru-
cellosis has shown that, utilizing the achievements of Soviet.science in
the field of active prophylaxis of this disease, it,is possible to actively
effect a reduction in the incidence of human brucel-losis and, in isolated,
instances, to completely eliminate it despite the existence in the area
pof a significant'number.of uncontrolled foci of infection.

'#2. Prophylactic measures can only be effective if the entire medi-
cal network, in close conjunction with veterinary workers and the managers
of stock-raising farms, will guarantee the efficient performance of the
'entire complex of antibrucellosis measures provided for in appropriate
decrees of the Ministry of Health USSR."
(Comment: From the scope of the operations required to handle the
number of brucellosis patients in Rostovskaya Oblast the period 1951-1952,
described in this report, this disease must have been present there ir
.epidemic proportions at that time. From this and other reports, it is
evident that bovine-type brucellosis was gradually being eliminated in this
area up to this point, and that this major increase in incidence was due.,
'to the ovine type which local facilities were not prepared for and had not
anticipated.]

KOZIDV, K.D.; prinimali uchastiye: ZAGORUYKO, K Ye;.RQZM"-I-;,--BULATRTS-
KAYA, I.P.; TRUSTER, F.-Z;; SHCHWUNAV T:M.; ZMSBVA,, MID-'
VA, L.S.; AMELIYAN, G.Y4'.;'BAYDAKOV, N.N.- Rn-HKOV, A.N., red.; M&
IIESHKINAt,L.I.1 tekhm, red,
[Economy of Sakhalin Pi~ovific6i- statistical collection].Narodnoe kho--~
ziaistvo Sakhalinskoi oblasti; statibticheskii sbornik. Uzhno-Sa--.~
khalinsk,'Sakhalin6koe,knizhnoe izd-vo, 1960. 103 P. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Sakhalin (Provlbde) StiLtisAicheskoye upravloniye. 2. Konektiv
rabotnikov,Statistichiisk6go'upravleniya Sakhalinskoy oblasti (for
a.U i--xceptRyzhka;r, Memeshkina). 13., Nachaltnik Statistichaskogo
upravleniya,Sakhalinskoy oblasti (for Kozlov)
(Sakhalin-Statistics)

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ZOVAYA, S.I..(tranalatorl; RUBINSHTEYN9 G.I. [translator];
"MERGCYZ,, I.M., red.; FIVOVAROY9 Yu.L., red.; FELIPRANy 0.1.1
red.; IOVLEV.AO N.A.v tekhn.,red.
(Economic geography of Czechoslovakia. Translated from the
Czechoslovakian] Ekonomicheskaia geograflia, Chekhoslovakii.
Vstup. statlia i red. I.M.Maergoiza. Moskvap Izd-vo inIostr.
lit-ry, 1960. 476 p. (MIRA.140)
(Czeeboslovakia-Economic geography)
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S/124/60/000/006/023/0-39
A005/AO01
4jj
Transial~lon fvom: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, ig6o, No, 6, pp. 139-140,
7759
AUTHOR: Rozovskaya,,B.A.
TITLE. The Stress Concentration From Torsion in Cylindric Shafts Having
a Circular Groove of Rectangular Shape
PERIODICAL- T-r. Kiyevsk. tekhnol. in-ta legkoy prom-sti, 1958, No. 10, pp.
192-200
The author considers the problem of stress concentration from
tlor&lon in cylindric shafts having a deep rectangular-shaped circular groove.
It is assumed that the ends of the shaft are acted upon by concentrated moments,
but the side surface of the shaft Is unloaded. The problem is solved by the
network method. The maximum stresses at; the contour rounding of the grQove are
calculated'for some particular cases. Reviewer's note: There is no reference
in the article to the publication of B.A. Kostandyan (Izv. AN ArmSSR. Ser. fiz.-
eard 1/2

S1 124/60/000/006/0 23/0,-~,'
A005/AOOI
The Stress Cc.neentration From Torsion in Cylindric Shafts Having a Circular
Groove of Rertang-alar Shape
matem., yestestv. i telcdm. n., 1954, Vol. 7, No. 4, pp. 23-53 - RZhMekh, 1955,
No. 7, # 38559), where an exact. solution of the problem in question was obtained
for arbitrary side and end loads.
B.L. Abramyan
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original Russian
abstract.
Card 212

SO NT/I 2-1 - 57-7- 8165
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Iviek-hanika, 1957, Nr 7, p 109 (,USSR)
A UT 1-1 OR: Rozovskaya, B. A.
T IT LE: Stress Concentration Due to Torsion in Splined Shafts (Kontsentratsiya
napryazlieniy pri krUchenii v shtitsevykh valakh)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Kiyevsk. tekhnol. in-ta legkoy prorn-sti, 1955, Nr 7, pp 167-
ABSTRACT:
Card 1/1
176
T 11 etorsion problern for two sptined shafts with rectangular teeth is
solved by the method of networks, The angles of twisting of the shaft
per unit length and the maximal torsional shear stresses are found.
The problern was examined earlier by K. G. Gatirnkhanov [Metod sek-
toriat'nykh razrezov pri kaschletakh na k#uche-n1ye'.priz ImdtichiE!skikh
sterzhney nekructogo secheniya (A Method of Sector-wise Sections
for the Torsion Calculation of Prismatic Rods of Noncircular Section).
Avtoref. diss. kand. tekhn, n., Ufin-isk. aviats. in-t, Ufa, 1950].
B. N. Lopovok

RGZO'vSKAYA, B.A.; STAROVEROVA, V.A.
Mechanical characteristics of the samples from polycaprolactame
wastes. Plast. massy no.11:69-70 164 (MITLAL 18-.1)

SOV/124-57-5-5878
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 5, p 123 (USSR),
AUTHOR- Rozovskaya, B. A.
T IT LE: Stress -concentration Patterns in Several Types of Variable -section
Shafts in Torsion (Kontsentratsiya napryazheniy v nekotorykh
vatakh peremennogo secheniya pri kruchenii)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: 15sledovaniya po vopr. ustoychivosR'J-prochnosti, Kiyev,.
AN UkrSSR, 1956, pp 141-153
ABSTRACT: The author uses a grid method to solve the problem of the torsion of
two types of shaft: 1) shafts consisting of two distinct cylindrical:
parts of differing diameters, the two parts joined together by a
fillet-type joint; 2) circular- section shafts having recessed annular
key ways. The stress -concentration factors calculated for shafts,-.
of the first type are in satisfactory agreement with the experimental
data.
B. N. Lopovok
Card 1/1

GEPPE, A.P.; TERNOVSKAYA, G.V.; ROZOVSKAYA, G.D.; NIKOLOTIOVA, Ye.E.
Changes occurring in some electric properties of rubber~during
its swelling in the solvents. Kauch. i rez. 22 no.9:17-19 S 163.
(MIRA 16:11)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut rezinovoy promyshlennosti.

GINZBURG, F.L.; ROZOVSKAYAD N.G.
State of microscopic quantities of radioelements in solutions.
Vest. AN USSR 29 no.6:122-124 Je 159. (MIRA 12:5)
(Radioisotopes) (Solutions tChemistrv))

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trichesLogo [nit. N. K. Zdrava, R.S.F.S.R., Mobcow.)
liyull. Ekipti. Ri,W. Med. 18, No. 3. 43-7(IVl4).-
The course of alimentary gluccinia was studied in 9) pups
and 21 children. The sugar curves reprebtut a period of -00
1-51illirs. The max. rise in the gluccutic curve after the
a.1min6tration of glucose (3 g. per kg.) was inure pro-
witanced in the pups th&n in adult dog%, and the younger
the put- the higher were the );Iycogen nuatil,er and the Image
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uas retar(ltd as couipated with that obtaiiiol oil adult =00
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the saint as those obtained on pups. III the expts. on roe
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parenteral glucttnia the glucose dose was t and 2 g. per kg.
ofbodywt. The return to nortual sugar %-.oil tent after the roe
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administration of glucose is again slower in the pups that,
itt the dogs. The a;* 0
retardation of the alinactitary gluccriatic,
curve in pups was therefore not due to retardation of ab- goo
~,,rpt ion front the intestine. There is not inuch diffcreuce
in the production of sugur by the liver and in the caustatup- Zee
ti-on of sugar by the intestine bt1ween pup, and adult
dogs Wore the administration of glucose. The ab~)rp-
titan of sugar fTOFn the intestine by the bI,NxI stfuAn, zoo
J. after the administration of glucta~e begins later wit. c
teaches it% atlas. (Kmer fit pups than in adult th,g%.
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response to adrenalin* and insulin a ation.
'TPO
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-dren (2.&4) years) on diets of 111) with only 2.2
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IN
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mouths.
-,pts. in which adrenaline (0.3-0.6 cc. of 1: IWO soln.) or
00 mstilin (1!1& unit per kg.) were Introlluent. Both Insulin
hVIXItilymnia anti 0-trTnatilit hylveritlycritila were more 00
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00 J! 1-tvivriIlie lilah-corbohy,liste dirt. ,I'lli. r(IrCt Appealed
~,nl tier 10-40) dap after The chanse to the blab-carbo-
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00 v rmte diet; a similar "hysteresis" was obsemd lit the ~00
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hydFatr diet tell it) longrf-lasting after-effect. In rats 100
AA~ :4"Llit"I With SIUCOW (0.3 S. per 100 S.) tile II)COsen In tile Z" VO 0
AL'IL 2 liver rose inure rap&Jly lit anlinals receiving 97v piotrin
t hiii in those with 19% protein in the diet. but the dr
glycogen in these animals also occurred sooner. 0
;kkx)vc described results with the children were not due to a
MAD 1 1900
Lick of autoregulation, but rather to delayed regulation of
i lie bit"I sugar, as mlifirnird by repeated Introduction of
to 0
a :i-; adrenaline. Apparently the livm of children on high- t:0 0
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B101/B144
1UTHORSj Khrushchov, N. 1.,-ft~glova, V. G., Pensionerova, V. M.9
Pankova, V. Ye., Roiovskaya, G. V.
TITLEt Distribution of rhenium, selenium, and tellurium in the
molybdenum deposits of the Soviet Union
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya,-no. 19, 1961, 92, abstract
19G95 (Sb., "Mineralln. syrlye", M., no. 1, -1960, 86 - 92)
TEXTs Much-R~q Be, and, in part, also Te was found in some of the
molybdenites from 26 deposits belonging to different genetic types. Re 41-1-
was d'etermined by an improved photocolorimetric method permitting work
with weighed portions of 0-05 - I g. The resulting data were confirmed
by polarographic analysis. In the higher-:temperature deposits of molyb-
denite, molybdenite-scheelite-, and qua.rtz-molybdenite-tungstite-greisen
formations, the Re content fluctuates between 5-1o-4 and 4.0-10- 3, and
that of Be is 2.0 - 8.6*10-3%., In the quartz-molybdenit,e-sericite forma-
-2
tion, the Re content ranges between 1.0 - 6.3-10 and that of Se
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Distribution of rhenium... B101YB144
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between 1.0 - 2.9-10 ~6. In the quartz-molybdanite-ohaloopyriL(. fornation,
-2
the Re content ranges between 1.9*10 and 1.2-10 and that of Se
,between 2.3 - 6.0-10-2 %. According to 16 determinations, the total Te
content is up to 1.5-10- 2% Thus, the Re content in molybdenites, con-
fronted with clarke, is hi;her by a factor of 6000 - 1,200,000, and the Se
content by a factor of 133 - 4000. Practically important Re contents
are presented by the majority of mesothermal molybdenum deposits (quartz-
molybdenite-sericite and, especially, quartz-molybdenite-chalcopyrite
formations). In molybdenites containing only litte Re, the Be content is
also low as a rule. Be is abundant in molybdenites with a major Re
content. A rise of Re concentration is intenser than a rise of Se concen-
tration. This is explained by a higher isomorphic miscibility of Re with
Mo. Te in molybdenites is only found in small amounts, and the
accumulations it forms are of no practical interest. ~bstracterls note.
Complete translation
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USSR Analytical Chemistry. Analysis of Inorganic Subtances, G-2
ABS.JOUR: REFERAT . ZZOR. KRIMIYA, NO.8, 1957, 27231 K.
AWHOR: V.G. SOCHEVANOV, G.A. VOLKOVA. L.P. VOLKOVA,
L.T. MAIRTYNOVA, K.S. PAKHOMDVA, T.P. POPOVA,
A.A. ROZBIANSKAYA, G.V. ROZOVSKAYA N V SHAKOVA.
TITIE: Methods of Chemical Analysis of Mineral Raw Materials.
ORIG. PUB.: GOSGOELTEXHIZDAT, 195D, 100 str.
ABSTRACT: no abstract.

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SOCHEVAIII V, V.G.; VOLKOVA, G.A.,-, VOLKOVA, L.P.; RARTYNOVA, L.T.;
PAKHCROVA, K.S.; POPOVA. T.P., ROZBIAIISKAYA, A.A.;
O--Z 0 SHHAKOVA, II.Y.; AHISIMKIN, I.F.,redaktor
VSKAY_,
4
izarg~ ~~t~va; FI~OV, rI.D.,tekhnicheskiy radaktor
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Hetody khimicheakogo analiza mineralgnogo syr5ia; poliarografiia.
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(Polarograohy)

VASIL' UV, P.I.; LEBOVA, R.G.; PODVALIHAYA, P.L.;-RQZ
RYAHICHRVA, M.I.. SILINA, O.M.; TITOV, V.I.; TIKHONOVA, N.A.
SMEYEVA,:N.A., redaktor izdatellstva; GCRDIYENKO,,Ye.B.,
takhnicheskiy redaktor
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[Rozov-Alka, L.B,j
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