SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHAKHNOVICH, A. R. - SHAKHNOVICH, R. A.

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SHA M OVICH, A.R.; SHAKHNOVICH, V.R.
Studies oz conditioned pupillary reflexes in man without previous
preparation. Zhur.nevr.i paikh. 54 no.4:313-316 Ap 154. (KT.'RA 7:5)
1. Bollnites. No.32 Sovetakogo rayona Xoskv7.
(IRE-FIX-1, CONDITIONJID~
*pupillary, in diag. of nervous system die.) 1
SYSTSK, diseases,
*diag., pupillary conditioned reflex)
(PUPILS.in various diseases,
*nervous system die.,, pupillary conditioned reflex)
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ELCEM31-k NEDICA Sec.2 Vol.10/Z Physiolou,etc Feb57
838. SHAKHNOVICH A. R. Chair of Norm. Physiol., Med., Inst. of Krasnoyarsk.
"p-U-Pillary orie~itation *reaction (constriction) to 4'novell
v 19 u a I s t I m u I I FIZIOL.2. 1956, 42/8 (63Z-538) Graphs I Tables I H-
lus. 2 (Russian text)
Changing the colour or the shape (triangle, circle) of~ the visual target without
change of its brightness produced In 13 subjects if rom, 16 to- 55 yr.) a pupillary
constriction from 0.4 to 2.2 mm. with a latent period, of about 0.3 sec. In older
subjects the change was less pronounced than in the younger subjects. Since the
reaction disappears fast on repetition. It is suggested that it is an orientation
reflex to the novelty of a visual situation. Simonsm - Minnetpolis. Mina.

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EXCERPTA MEDICA See 8 Vol 12/4 NEUROLOGY Apr 59
1741. LOCAL PUPILLOGRAPHY IN NEU RO-O PtITHALIVIO LOGICAL DIAGNOSIS
(Russian text) - Samoilov A. Ya.and Shakhnovich A. R. - VOPR.
NEIROKHIR. 1958. 3 (20-25 and 62) Illus.-4-
The cinematographic method Is the most precise one for the objective registration
L. of the pupillomotoric reflexes. The authors employed the method,using 6 -10 shot@
per sec. and by means of a mirror which permits the pupillometry to be used with
bedridden patients too. An original and rather simple set was used: next.to a stable
darker object on a short and variable distance is placed a punctiform source of,

stimulating light. In front of the patient there Is a veiled mirror. The veii or the
mirror has 2 tiny holes, in one of which Is reflected the stable object, a feebly
lighted cross, while from the other hole the punctiform source of light is reflected
in the pupil. The patient looks fixedly at the image or the cross, but the punctiform
light can be directed to any part of the retina. In changing the distance of the ,stimul-
ating light from the stable object. Le'. cross, one can obtain the punctiform excite-
ment of the retina 10-20-30' temporal or nasal from the fovea In hnrizontal
mcridian. This method of local pupillography is very interesting forlan objective
examination of the hernianopic or other I'mited defects of the visual field. I :
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. ..... inv-stigation of nupillpry orienti?tioa Pnd defense
reflexes. Probl.fiziol. opt. 12:175-1BO 15& WRA 11:6)
1. Knfpdra normallnoy fiziologii ]Erqsnoyprkoeo meditsinskogo
instituta
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Method of investigating color vision in animals. Biofizika, 4 no.3:
367-371 '59. (MBU 12:7)
1. Krasnoyarskiy meditsinskiy institut.
(COLOR VISION,
determ. in animals (lbis))
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AUTHOR: Shakhnoviah, A,,_.R,.,
T: ME - The principle of pupIllary acannixig
PERIODICAL~ Refera'vivrrfv zhurnal, Fizlka, no. 8, 1961, 1.80, abstract 80231
("Diofizike, v. 5, no. 4, 1-96o, 493-496)
TM. Th-tb described method of pupillary s3a7I-nIng_,- abased on acombination
L"O iiS tj
of electronic and photographic sa?x-ning, enablas one _it motion'PiAure
m-5-r,hod for registering puplll&ry refolexes. and -~;he motion; of the eyebail.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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SHAMOVICHP A.R.9 kemd.med.nauk (Nook-Ta)
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Hemianopsic roaction of the.pupils in disord6re of'the optic
+ra--t at different lerel:5. lbpneirokhira 24~no.;'PQO-25 "
260. (MM 13 all)
L, Hauohno-iosledovati-vllskiyordena Trudovogo,Krasnogo Zhameni
institut neyrokhirurgii Imeni akad. N.lq. Burdenko W SSSIL
(OMC MRMC-DISKAIISES) (MWANOPSIA)

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Photoscanning polyoculograph. Biofizika 7 no.4:473-;474 162.
(MM 15:11)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut neyrokhirurgii
imeni N.N.Burdenko., Moskva.
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SMIRNOV., V.A.; SHAKffIOVICH, A.R. (Moskva)
Pupillary component of the orientation reflex.in chronic
alcoholism. Trudy Gos. nauch.-issl. inst. psikh.38:196-202
163 (MM 16:11)

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L-Ions ard movements of the eyeballj 11upillagrafiia; obllek-
t-,,;P.oe issledovanie zrachkolqkh reaktsii i dirizheni-i glaz-
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AUTHOR: Shakhnovichp A, R,
ORG: Sdr&i~CIFIW Research Ox~Jr, Labor'Red Banner In titute, _rv 1m.: r
Moscow! (4-auchno4ssl'dovat6Vskiy ordena
Academician N. N. Burdenko, AMN SSSRX e
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TITLE: Investigation of the mechanism of . optokinetic t
SOURCE: Biofizika, v. 10, no. 2, 1965P 304-308
yo nourol
TOPIC TAGS: tumor, brain, nervous system, injur ogy
ABSTRACT:
Stu stagmus (normal motions; the
'Di rbances of optokinetic ny
eyebail)'-in 80 patients with tumors located In various par i's of t6e:brain 1-*,~
!were investigated. The motions of the left eye upon stimulatlon!~, of 'either!
eye.were studied in a patient who could.not move* the rightly eb'll because
y a
0 the brain. The disturbances consisted 'of bre ki
a ng:
of a traumatic injury t
up into steps abrupt changes injocussing when sudden changes I.n the loca--~
tion of a lightspot-were followed, and Inability to stop ',the mdi ti, on' c, on-
sisting of an abrupt, change in focussing, breaking up intci~ abrup; t:i;moti6ns-
n.
ithe tracing motion in followihg..the continuous Vibratio of,alight'spat
:along a sinusoldal trajectorys and difficulties in tr 6; ~ia it ;' 'b
an I t n roin a rupt.
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changes in focussing to tracing motions and from traicing~tr6tions' twabi Pt
:changes in focusaings The nature.of the'disturbances indicated~ that the tuia
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,normal motions of the eyeballp sudden chang6s in focussin f:and~a continuo;i:
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IAcademician N. N. Burdenko. AMN SSS
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COOMY : USSR
CATEWRY ! CultivatOu Pleatq. Cereals.
JOTJF. Mi3iol,, V-13-23, 195'6,No. 104622
Malyugin, Ye. A. 0 �halchnovich, A. V.,j Smirnov, V, A
us.r. Academy of Sciences
TITLE Moiature Couaumption end the Microclimate of Spring Wheat
in the Conditione of Irrigation.
OfC1 G. FJ3. V at..- biol. onnovy oros hayam, zeuLlvd. AN SS~431
195? - 385-389
ADSSM~OT An irrigated field (studies at the All-Unior-~Institute of
Plant Craving) differs from a non-irrigated one in, its
phyto- and local climates. Microcllr.6te dspends also on
the conditions of irrigbtion, and the-meteorological fac-
toru of a field are refleated in the. ewunt 6f transpira-
ticn in wheat aBd in the .evaporation from th6 surface of
the field. A. M. Alpatlyev found by ei~pirical method e.~
formila for the agKxr-3gate expenditure of wisture by the
agriculturs). crops beigg irrigated. In choCIL4 ng this form-
ula, the factual and computed values proved,t6 be identical
Correction for aderoelimate cf the aggregate expenditure of

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AUTROR
TITLE
GRIG. FUB.
A,~KnCT moistu.-O by spring Wheat dtjj1jjj--7 its veg,etativa period on,
the land beiiaE; irrigated, comprises a;bout'25% in the
direction of decrease. Proceeding froin lphe'for=la of the
aggregate expendifure 04, moisture and taking into account
the correction f.--,r zacroclimate, a method of 'computing the
rates of irrigation is recomweaderi, h:aomographi Ic chart
simplifying these ccmputatjo-.ja is pres'anted.
(A- rd; 2/2
SMAKIalovialp AOTO
MicrOcIlmatic features of the nouthern shore of t)2e rrimoa, Tn*
Ukr, NIGNI no-8:175-210 157.
(Crimea-Ificroolimatology) (MIRA 11:6)

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3(7) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOrrATION SOV/2384
xonrerentaiya po agromett6rol0gli I agrokllMatOlogll Ukrainekoy SSE
Matorialy konrerentall (Material or the Conference on Agricultural
Meteorology and Climatology or the U14rainlan SSR) Leningrad,
ldrometeoizdat, 1958. 247 P. Erratp slip Inserted. 700 copies
larinted.
Sponsoring Agencies; USSR. Glavnoye upravlonly gidrometaorologlch-
askoy aluzhby, Ukrainian SSR. Kinisterszvo 5011 iskogo khozyaystva,
3
71scralfinkly nauchno-losladovatellakly, 91dro- !teorologicheakly In-
stItut, and Ukrainakaya akademly not kokho-Y&Ya vennykh nauk.
ReOp. Ed.: O.P. PrIkhot'koj Ed.; V.D. Pisoarevakaya; Tech. Zd.-.
R.I. Braynina,
PURPOSE: This book In intended for agriculturists, agrometeorolo-
Slats, and instructors In related vuzes.
COVIRAGE: This collection or articles deals with problems in agri-
cu.1tural meteorology In the Ukraine. Among the topics discussed
are: wintering, Planting time for winter crops, corn cultivation,
Potato degeneration; moisture supply, and adverse weather rectors.
Rerarencea accompany Individua.1 articles.
Material or the Conference (Cont.) 3OV/23B4
SuW Boats] sell Water Conditions In Beet Crop Rotation III
"NOT '0d ... a Agr.m-t.llatton) Moisture Reserves for
Ny t a
Vln~sr 1.; YMY-h southern Odessa Region and the Importance or
the Moisture ProvidlAg Irrigation 117
[Ukrainian Scientific Research Hydromerlnatltutel
Climatic Study or 3ukhoveys (Dry Winds) In the Ukraine 12a
Jbi2YA__Tt_.L [Ukrainian scientific Remearch Hydromet. Institute I
RaInlean Periods In the Ukraine 141
12=skall'. 1-ki!Odd... Hydro.., Institute I Rainlean and Wet
In the ?r hornomorsk"a (Black Sea) Steppe 151
M&LIke-la~A~ (Ukrainian Scientific Research Institute for
lForestry and Agrororestrationj zrrective Zones of' shelter Delta 155
_kA1n&kr__M_ Mar, kov state University) HicrOclimato of Irri-
gated Lands 16q
Y. [Ukrainian Scientific Research Hydromet.rnatltutel
Foothills
11taberx, I.A. (Main Geophysical Obbervaror7l Compiling Detailed
Ricroolinatic maps 182
(state Hydrological Institute]. Devices and Method@
185
for MRsasurin Rvaporation from Cultivated Field,
&0_ft_VR;X-310. [State Hydrological Institute) Determining EvnPors-
tIon rom Drained and Non-Dralned Swamps by the Heat-Balance
Method
193
Autumn and Spring Proats In the Ukraine 202
~400zhn1kQ1R-&,t, (Proressor, Ukrainian scientific Research Hy.
dro"t. institute J Climatic Conditions of Corn Cultivation In the
Ukraine 214
Rudenkq~A~X. (All-Union Institute or Crop Sclancel The Effect of
...UNN-STic Conditions on. the Degeneration oC Potatcan and the'Appe~_
ince or Phytophthora (P&rgsitic PUnIll) 230
A suggention or the Scientific Methodology Council or the UkrSSR
Department of Agriculture 243

AUTHOR: Shakhnovi -A,, 50~,58-4-20/26
TITLE: The 11ydro-Meteorological. Service in the Rumaniar People'. 5
Republic (Gidrometoo.rol.ogicli(,,,.,Icayj sluzliba v Rui.7~ynskoy
Narodnoy Respublike)
PERIODICAL; Meteorologiya i Gidrologiya,. 1998. IT,- 4~ pp~ 49-52 (USSR)
ABSTRACT; Since 1831 regular meteorological observations are carried
out in Rumania, although first observa",io'ns date back to
1770. Since 1884 a central meteorological*institute exists.
The deficiencies of its work are desqribed..Sin,:~e 195-1 the
general administration of the hydro-meteorological service
has its seat in. the ministry. The network'of observation
stations is und5r reconstruction based on modern knowledge
under application of the experiences"of the US3R. The tasks.
of the servi~;e are defined preciFe.-LY.' The~administration
of the network and the administration of the operating care
were separated from the Central Institute. In 1954 th-=
administratioms of the nydrological and meteorological
network were merged. Sin,:-e 1956 regional departments are
organized. After 7 years of indepandenT, existence the
Card 1/3 service was subord-Lnated tn th~= M-anistry for Water Ways

The Hydro-Meteorological Servioe 'In the Ro,,wianaar. People's 50-58-/~-20/26
Republic
and Aviation, and finally was merged with the State
Commission for Water Supply, as one o 'f its main aclmini-
strations. Subordinated to thp latter,ar--:the melteor-
ological Central, Institu~e and thc- Hydrological Institute.,
furthermore the operating servi.,-? and.-che zonal hydro-
-meteorological departmentq.Arad.. Kluzh, Sibiu, Yassy,
Bukharest, Krayova, and Koristantsa, There is also an.
extra department for the improvement.and repairing of the
equipment. The Central Meteorological Institute comprioes
the following departments; 1 Department., 2)
Physics of the Atuosphere
3 S.7nopsj's and Aerodynamim
4) Climatology, (departmerirs 2 to 4 have their own scientific
order of topics), 5 Agrometeorology,'6) Forecasts and Far
Distance Interrelations as well as 7) Elaboration of~the
Meteorological Data,, The staff of theinstitute --ompr:Lses
164 members. The Hydrolo ica-l InstitUtm COMT'rlses the
following departments: 1~ Hydrometry, 2) 1 arography, 3)
Effluence and 4) Consultationi; and Forecasts, The staff
numbers 60. . Rumarlats hydrD-meteorclogicai.network
comprises 103 synop'~isa_`. stationo. 55' climatological
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The Hydro-Meteorological Service,in the Roumanian People's 50-58-4-20/26
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abridged program. The number of stations for rain fall
measurement were reduced to 1100, of,which only 800 Supply
regular information. During the last years the Alpine
stations were built, which have not 6xisted-before. The
hydrological network comprises 27 stations and 450
observation points. The operating service,of the synoptical
department works intensively; the same can: be said of the
publication sector: Annual reports are published since
1a85, monthly bulletins since 1892, bulletins every ten
days for agrometeorology (results from 80~stations) since
1953. The topics of the scientific researchiworks are given.
Climatological atlases -. of -'-Rumania were publisho.d C1949, -1950)
1954). A number of data were brought;up to date at the same
time. Finally works on phytoclimatic-atid microclimatic
investigations are listed.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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Manufacturing kaolin products from a high-grog mass using the
stiff-mud process-. Ogneupory- 18 no.8:339-345 -'53. (MIRA 1-1:10)
l.Kharlkovskiy institut egrisuporor(for Dygale, Va I reval)
2.Ogneuporny7 zav d im. Voroshileva (for Shak6n"ovi6h)
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AMORS: Tsigler, V. D. elukha, P. Gj Shakhnovich, I. G.
TITLE: The Influence of Certain Technological Factors Upon the Properties
of Li3llt Refractory Kaolin Products (Vliyariye nekotorykh tekhnolo-
gichoskikh faktorov na svoy3tva kaolinovykh legkove.snykh ogneuporov)
PERIODICAL: Ogneupory, 1958, Nr 1, PP- 5 11 (USSR)~
ABSTRACT: 1.) The influence of +urnable addition upon the refractor'*Mss and
ceramic properties of light kadin products. Foundry coke and ther-
in the piece were used as burnable admixtur-eq. Labo-
ratory tests and chemical analysis showed that by addit'i *pn!of a
burnable addtion the content of Al 0 is.decreased and that.of Fe
2 2
0 is increased (see table). The r0actoriness correspondingly
also decreases. Table I gives the ceramic properties d the*burned
test samples.
2.) The influence of the pressure altitude , the lean degree and
the moistire content of the masses. The layer.!consisted of kaolin
of the place of finding.Vladimir of the~type~,BJ7-1, fireproof claY
of the same kaolin with water absorption~'UP to 5,4 %, a's well as
anthracite with a 9,2 % content of ashes. The granulation of these
materials is aiven in table 2. The volumetric weight of the mass
Card 1/3 under different conditions is given in figure-1. Figure 2 shows
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The Influence of Certain Technological Factors Upon the Properties of~Light Re-
fractory Kaolin Products
the dependence of the resistance of rupture of light kaolin pro-
ducts on pressure effect, lean de-ree andrmoisture content and
U
figure 3 shows the same for the volumetric weight.
3.) The influence of the,varieties of the lean admixture and its
composition of grd n upon the ceramic properties of light kaolin
products. For this purpose a series of laboratbry tests wras per-
formed with different layers. The compositions.of layers and.the
ceramic properties of the products are giv~en in table 4.
4-) The influence of the binding and mineralizinG additions upon
the refractoriness and the ceramic properties of the light kaolin
products. The composition of layers and the prope rties of the 14.ght
test- samples are to be seen in table 5.
5.) The modification of the resistance to rupture and pressure of
light kaolin raw material in the pxocess of its beating is repre-
sented in figure 4. The tests are performed byA. A. Yeltysheva
(reference 1).
Conclusionst
a) The refractoriness of the li&it kaolinrproducts depends on the
content of ashes of the burnable admixture used.
b) Their volumetric weight depends on the~comb,ustible addition.
Card 2/3 c) The resistance to pressure and rupture. of these products de-

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The Influence of Certain Technological Factors Upon the Properties of Light Re-
X-ractory Kaolin Products
pends-on the moisture content of the masses, the.lean deEree of
the layer by fireproof clay, their composition of grain,,the
introduction of a sinterinG admixture', thd. amount of pressure
applied, the final temperature of buining and the duvation of
burning at this temperature. There.are 4 figures, 6 tables, and
6 references, 4 of which are Slavic_, h~d l-English.
ASSOCIATION: Institute fo*efractory Products, Khar lkov~(Kharlkovskiy institut
ogneuporov)
Factory for Fireproof Clay imeni Voroshilov (Shamotnyy zavod im.
Voroshilova)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Refractory materials- 2. Ceramics
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ACC NRs AR5023749 SOURCE CODE: UR/0276/65/0OO/bo8/bio7/13lO7
Shakhnovich, I. M.; Kovalenko G. D.; KJLiichen'k*o A. F
I AD
TITLE: The mastering and adoption of transmissions with Koqf6v gears
in spind'el drive units of shaft-procesalng-lathee~
SOURCE: Ref. zh.-Tekhnologiya mashinostroyeniya.,TIbs.i 6B795
REF SOURCE: Sb. Zubchatyye peredachi a zateeplenlyem Novikova. Vyp.
2. M., 1964, 124-127
TOPIC TAGS: metal forming, gear, cutting transmission gear
ABSTRACT: Recommendations based on investig tion are.given for the
a
shape-forming of Novilcov'gears. 'It is pointed out that.the latter has
a life time 1.5-to 1,8 times longer than similar involute gears., The
Novikov gear is recommended for the spindel dri e4n the serial'pro-
duction of shaft-processirig-and-ot-her lathes.-:~
SUB CODE: .13 SUB14 DATE: none
Car UDC., 621.9.6~-229,06-2/0-484.9

L 29730-66. EWP(k)/EV1T(m)&EWP(t)/ET1 --I.JP(c) D"/HW
ACC NRt A
P6012266 SOURCE CODE: UR/0114/65/000/011/0007/0009,
AUTHOR: Kuznetsov, Ye-, F. (Engineer); Mash, R. 1,.(Engineer);
Shalchnovicno 1. Ye. CEFg1heer)
ORG: none
TITLE: Oil coolerNtmade of tubes with low spiral fins
SOURCE: Energomashinostroyeniyep not,119 1965, 7~9
TOPIC TAGS: heat transfer, hydraulic resistsnce,~cooling
ABSTRACT: The article reports the results of.an investigation of beat
tronsfer and hydraulic resistance in experimentsfand,industrial. oil-6
co6lers with tubes equipped with low spiral fins,: The experiment917-oll
cooler bad a cooling surface of 2-465 square meters..'It- was arranged
for transverse flow past the oil tubes, and consi sted of 72 ste e1 tubes
with a diameter of 22 x 3 and a length of 250 The tubes bad outside
spiral fins, turned on a lathe. 16 rows of tubes, were:located In a-
housing with a rectangular cross section; the spacing,,against the flow
was 24 mm, and with the flow 20 mme The Industrial oil cooler bad-a.
cooling surface of 10-4 square meters and was made of'b Irasa tubes with-
a diameter of 14 x 1,5; the tubes also bad outside spiral fins*
Card 1/2 UDC: 62-71:621.892oO98

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ACC NR. AP6012266
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Measurements were made of the temperature and the pressure of the beat,
transfer medium at the inlet and the outlet of the oil:cooler, as well
as of the flow rate of the heat transfer medium. Experimental results
are exhibited in a series of curves which include.diagrommatic.sketcbes
of the equipment, The overall results of tests on finned tubes and:
comparison witb tests on smooth tubes Indicated tbit tubes with lows
spiral fins permit a considerable Increase in tbe.:eompgctness of the
equipment and a significant decrease in the use of metal in their
fabrication, Orig. art. has: '3 figures, and 1 table. 4
SUB CODE.-13,,20/ SUBM DATE:, none/ ORIG REP.- 003/.- OTH.REF: 001
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2004. THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC TONSILLITIS 13Y PHYSICAL METHODS
(Russian text) - Sliakhqg_y_Lch L. A. - VOPR. KURORT. 1959, 2 (161-164)
The author reports on-dfr-e-cTTr-radia-t-ron-ort-onsils with ultraviolet rays by means
of a quartz lamp with a tubular applicator. This treatment was supplemented with
short-wave diathermy of the neck. 236 children of various age, suffering from
chronic tonsillitis, were treated by this method without any complications. After
the treatment marked improvement of local status andgeneral condition was noted In
the great majority of cases. In 53 followed-up irradiated cases attacks of 6x-
acerbation or acute tonsillitis were only half as frequent as in the non-irradiated
children with chronic tonsillitis. No Improvement was noted in cases with rheu-
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STULIY, L.A.; SAFR(RIOVA, Ojj.; BUTSIKA, L.K., kand. med. nauk; KRIVOBOKOV,
S.A. [layvobokovj; VOLOSHBOV, B.M. [Voloshynov, B.M.1, dotsent
BICHKGVSKITY) V.11. [:E-.,shlkovslk7i, V.117.] dotsent; POKOTITIVIA, V.ml.
[Pokotylova, V. IU]; KOLESNIKOV, GF [Kolesnykov H.F.]- ZL-ATKIS.,
L.S.; SAVOSTTYANOVA, S.I.; BRUT, D:D: [Bryn, D-D.j;,~MATVE'YMTKO,
Ye.A. [1-Tatviienko, N.A.]; BRONZ, L.M.; YEPSHTEYN, L.G. [Epshtein
L.H.l. kand. med. nauk; SHAKIDJOVICH, L.A. [Shakhnovych, L.A.]
Annotations and authors' abstracts. Pediat. akush ginek. no-3:~
31-34 163
MIRA 17:1
1. Kharlkovskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut okhrany mate-
rinstva i detstva (for Stuliy). 2. Kafedra detski-kh bolezney
Odesskogo meditsinskogo instituta. (fnr Safronava). 3. Ukrain-
skiy institut okhrany inaterinstva i detstva (for Wtslka).
4. Detskiy sanatoriy dlya rekonvalestsentov ot.tunberkulemogo
meningita, Kiyer, Pashcha-Voditsa (for Krivoboko*p).:5. Detsk-aya
klinika Ivano-Frankovskogo meditsinskogo instituta. (for Volo-
shinov). 6. Kafedra detskikh infektsiornykh bolezney Krymskogo
meditsinskogo instituta. (for Bichkovskiy, Pokotilova): 7. In-
stitut infektsionnykh bolezney Kiyev ( for Kolesn _0*7~. 8.Kharl-m
i_k
kovskiy oblastnoy detskiy dom No.1 (for Zlatkis, SavIo6tlyenqv4pi
Brin Matveyenko). 9. Kafedra pediatrii Kiyevslcogo m~ed`-htstitaft
(for Bronz) 10.'Kafedra falkulltetskoy pediatrii Gortkovskogo mede
instituta (for Yepshteyn). 11. 2-ya detskar b6llnitsa Shevchen-
kovskogo rayona g. Kiyeva (for Shakhnovich
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AUTHORS: Shakhnovich M.I. Sokolovall S.L., Bessonova, Te.I.,,
'E_n~g2_neer_s ~ ~d iD'SF_,tQeyn, R.A. , Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITLE: The Influence of Solid Insulatin- 111aterials on Transformer
Oil in the Absence of Oxygen (Vliyaniye tverdykh izolyatsion.-
n,ykh materialov na transformatornoye maslo~pri otsutstvi4i
kisloroda)
PE17IODICAL: Vestnik Elektropromyshlennosti, 19581 r, 61
41 SSR).
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ABSTRACT: Hermetic sealing of transformers is a valuable means of
protectuing the oil from oxidation:prolided,'Uhat,the sealing is
perfect. If there are sli6ht leaks, volatile iicids-may accumu-
late in the transf,3rmer with inconvenient results. After these
prefatory rczla_rks, the article considers the influence that~
solid insulating materials.have on oil in -the absence of oxygen.
Straight r_-ineral transformer oil to standard GOST-982-53 was
used for the tests, the oil and transform6r constructional
materials being lontained in sealed glass'vessels. In all tests.
2 'L
there was 1.1 cm of material per 1 g oil :after the oil and
insulatinn- mat first been dried and de-gassed.. The
0 erials Sara - u
then~ determinations
tests were run at 95 C for 1 000 hours
were made of the neutralisation and sarlonification.values, the
Cardl/4 Esher nur_~oer, the water-soluble acids content1l. the dielectri c-loss

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