SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHYVAYEV, L.K. - SHUYKIN, N.I.

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9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, - 1953. Unclassified.

SAMY,;W, L. L
USMANuclear Fh-vsics - Cosmic Rays 21 Nov 49
Particles, Elementary
"Absorption Spectrum of Penetrating Particle Currents of wide Atmospheric Showers in Cosmic
Rays," G. T. Zatsepin, I. L. Rozentall, S. A. Slavatinskiy, G. Be Khristiansenp L. A*
Shyvayev., Phys Inst imeni Lebedev, Acad Sci USSR, 3 pp
I'Dok Ak Nauk SSSRII Vol LUX, No 3
Employed usual Tethod of variation of area of counters connected in coincidence scheme.,
and method of vakiation of "coincidence multiplespli to determine subject spectrum and
clarify nature of penetrating particles. Submitted 22 Jul 1949 by Acad D. V. Skobelstsyno
158T76

SOV/124-58-2-1539
TranSlatior-, from- Referrat",-nvy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 2, p 7 (USSR)
AUTHOR: ShLl`-dyeV, N. A
VT I,E - 'rile E-q-u-,trrmr-of Motion for the Center of Mass of a System of
Particle!, Having a Variable Mass. General Case. (Uravnenive
d, izhewya tsentra mass sisternv tochek peremennoy massy v
obsilcilen-i sluchaye)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap Gor1kovsk.. un-ta, 1955, Nr 28. pp 56-69
ABSTRACT: The article presents the equations of motion for the center of
mass of a system under the assumption that the system mass
varies through to the simultaneous joining Iand separation of
particles without consideration of their relative motion, The
equations of motion of the center of mass are developed both for
the absolute reference system and for a coordinate system the
axes of which have an arbitrary motion. The article considers
some laws of particle radiation, The equations of motion for
the center of mass pertaining to the radiating particles have a
sitripler form.
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Tr.in~.-I'aGon from: Refer -Aivnyy zhurna!, Mekh:inika. lq57, Nr 1. p 8 (USSR)
AUTFIOR- Sliuvaycq,,. N_ A.
TITLE-. Critical' HiEtorical Analysij of the Developments of the Funda-
nientals of Vatriable-Ma-_s Mechanic6 (Istoriko-kriticheskiy
analiz razvitiya asnov mekhaniki peremennykh mass)
ABSTRACT: Bibliogr-:tphic entry of the auther's dissertation for the
Degree of C-Andidate of Phytic-A-Mathernatical Sciences. In-t
i~-torii yestel~tvozn. i tekhr, AN SSSR (Institute of the History
of NYWI'31. SCienCec Ind Tech-~-,'.cwy, USSR Academyof Sciences),
M.-O'Cow
ASSOCIATION- In t i:,t(2rii ye-Ae,.tvcsr, i tekhr. AN SSSR (Institute of the
Hi-tory of the N~Atijr-fl Science5 and T(-chnology, USSR Academy
of Science.-), Mc~cov,,
1- Variable mass mechanics--Fundamentals--Critic
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ALEESANDROV., V.K.; SHUVAYLV, N.A.
Automatic record of the lines of flow of a fluid. Sudostroenie *29
no.4:54-55 Ap 163. (,4I.-,A 16.4)
(Recording instruments)(Aerodynamics--Llectromechanica1 analogies)

BOGOSLOVSKIY) I.M., inzh.; SHUVAYEV,_P.N.
Manufacturing parts of the nflanged ring" type of sheet steel. Khim.
mash. no. 3:33-34 My-Je 160, (MIRA 14:5)
(Chemical engineering-Equipment and supplies)

FERAYONTOV, A.D.,, starshiy laborant; SIIUVAYEV, P.N., slesarl
Flat specimens with thread for mechanical tensile tests. Sbor.st.
NIIKHIMMASH no.33sl33-134 160. WRA 15:5)
(Testing machines)

SVECIWIKOV, S.V., kand. tekhn. nauk,-, SHUVAYEV, V.A.
Photoconverter controlled by the v:)ltage function. Art. i
prib. no.4.,51-54 O-D 164 (MIRA 2JRa2)

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AUTHOR: Borovskiy, V. P.; Partala, 0. N. 1, Shuvayev; V. A.
TITLE: Generation of FM oscillations in a wide range bmulti;;Tratore
y
:SOURCE: Avtomatika i priborostroyeniye, no. Is 1965, 61-64
TOPIC TAGS: FM oscillation, rnultivibratoz, FM signal generator
!ABSTRACT: As phantastron FM. signal generators. easily develop spurious Am
and present difficulties in filtering the I et harmonic, a symmetrical electron-tube'l.
RC multivibrator is proposed for this purpose. these experimental results are
claimed: frequency range, 1 00 150; frequency drift on tube replacement, :t 1. 25%;
!-frequency drift on t 10fe heater-voltage variation,.t 0. 4%; the frequency was
ipractically constant witl*an anode-voltage variation of tlO%. Or'1g. art.' has:
14 figures and 5 formulas,
ASSOCIATION: none
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AU~HOR: Svechnikov, ;9._Y..'-4.-Candidate of fachnical sciinces); Sh
TITLE
Voltage -function ph(itoconverter
SOURCE: Avtomatika I-priboron0ayeni e~ Imo. 4. 1964,- 51" 54'-
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TOPIC TAGS: photoconverter, voltage hl~nAioh.convertar
AB.9TRACT: An analog -to -analog photoconverier is proposed. a substiWti i6i'--
M-~chanical sliding-contact potentiometers. The converter consists of a,
transistor with the input voltage applied between, its -emitter and.bas oft
a and a ga
fill ed*old- cathode lamp connected into its vollectair'idircuit. 'An thelanip
luminescence intensity is propoitional to its current in k*w1d6 ran at a
(selenium-cadmium) photovaristor placed near the laxnp w=,j~& a a current'l
proportidnal, to the input voltage. Temperature stabilizing resistors ar6.j
in the circuit. The'inertia of both tho lamap and photovaristor*is. tot or &
ip~_asibt&.f
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AM NR: AP5020931 SOURCE CODE: UR/0142/65/008/003/0366/0368
AUTHOR: Vollerner, N. F. (Prof.); Borovskiy, V. P.; Shuyayev, V. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: A generator of video pulses of arbitrary shape
SOURCE: IVUZ. Radiotekhnika, v. 8, no. 3, 1965, 366-368
TOPIC TAGS: pulse shaper, RC circuit, pulse generator
ABSTRACT: In contrast to the complex arbitrary function generators described in
the literature, a comparatively simple scheme for obtaining pulses of arbitrary
shape is described. The method is basically the following: 1) the creation of a
step function of n quantizing pulses of identical duration and amplitudes propor-
tional to the instantaneous values of the function at successive instants; 2) smooth-
ing the step function with a low-frequency filter such as an integrating RC circuit.
A commutator based on cold-cathode thyratrons operating on the principle of a count-
ing circuit is proposed since it is simpler and more.reliable than comutators. If
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a symmetrical pulse shaper is desired, the number of commutator cells can be halved.
A generator with a capacity of 64 quantizing pulses is capable of generating func-
tions from 5 microseconds to several seconds in duration. The functions generated
are within 2-3% of the theoretical estimates. The arbitrary function generator
should find wide use in analog computer technology, modeling 'of systws, and produc-
tion of AN and FM oscillations with arbitrary modulations. Orig. art. has: 4
figures.

ZA(,rljT,yjtyp,vi..l A. I., riatichnyy notrudnik; SHUVAYEV, V.14.
Rarid method for manufacturing leathor from vhale skin.
Y,o'zh.-obuv.prom. no.12:7-9 D 159. 04IRk 13:5)
1. Tikhookeanskiy riauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut morskogo
rybnogo I:hozyaystva I okeatiografii (for Zugulyayeva).
(Whale) (Leather)

L 14498-65 OdT(m)/W,(J)/T Pc-4 IJP(c)/AFVQ3SD/LSD( RM
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SIO 48/64/028/010/1725/1727
ACCESSION NR: AP4048648
AUTHOR: Kocharov, G.Ye.; Kaydenov, V.O.; Shuvayev, V. M.
TITLE: A proportional counter illed with a mixture of xenon,and is-oPentaneq./1Fe--.,'-.
port Fourteenth Annual Conference on Nuclear Spectroscopy held in.Tbilisi 14722
Feb ~964-1
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izv. Seriya fizicheskaya, v.28, no.10, 1964,.1725-1727
TOPIC TAGSs proportionQ1 counter, xenon,--Isopantane, Samma rQ spectrum, bariurA
ABSTRACT: The coefficients Kand U that characterize agas, according to:the
ory of proportional 'counters (R.17.Kiser' Appl.Sci. Res. 8,183,1960; G.Ye.Kocharov
.and G.A.Korolev,Izv.AN SSSR,Ser.fiz.27,301,1963), were measured f or',a xenon is o.-
pontane mixture by the method of Kocharov and Korolev,(loc.cit.). A.27.4 cin long
counter with n 4.6 cm diameter.cathodc and a 50 micron diameteranode containing-,
xenon at 650 mm Hg and isopentane at 10 mm fig was employed with 5.07 MeV Cf-paritfc3xs::~-~.,.
and 30.6 and 41.9 keV -y-rays. The values,of K,and U were found to.be 64.5 V/cm mm-~':%l'-'.
Hg and 23 V, respectively~' Itfollows from these data that the cross section-of
xenon for ionization by electrons is 3.2 x 10-16-cm2. t.Pontecorvo~(Helv.i?hys.,Aci-a,.,~--~:--,~",,*~
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23,Suppl.3,97,1949) showed that the eneigy~resolution of a proportional counter: is_~
reduced by space-charge effects when the gas amplification exceedsa certain criti--~".
cal value, and that the product of this, critical amplificatiori and the energy . re-
leased in the working volume of the counter is constant. Working with x-rays pona~
tecorvo found this product to..be 3 x 108 ev. This product was measured with 5.07,.
MeV U-particles and 30.6 keV 7-rays and was found to.be 1.7 x 108 and 1. 5 x -108 eV.
in the two respective cases. The reduction in energy resolution when the critical
amplifkcation is exceeded is,illustrated.with Ba133 yl-ray spectra recorded at.anode._.~_--
potentials of 1.9 and 2.0 kV. The /-ray.'spectrum of Bal*3 was recorded at energies~'~.-.
8
from 30 to 80 keV. Three lines were obseirved at 30.6 approximatel'
y 50, and 7 .6
keV. From the relative intensities and known internal conversion coefficients it-
is concluded that the L to X capture rati.o.is .1.1. This Is in'good agreement-with,'_~,;~,-~-.
the finding of R.K.Gupta, S.Iha, M~Joshi and B.K.Madan (Nuovo cimento 8, 48 1958
and in disagreement with the result of U.Langevin (Compt.rend-240,289,1955).
art.has: 4 figures.
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IOAZHIN, J3.X.l SIMVA!nv, V.P.
Electric conductivity of polyetyrene solutions. Vysokom. soed, 7
no.6s962-965 Jo 165. (MMA 18 19)
1, Nauchno-issledovatellakiy institut polimerizatsionnykh plantmaes*

SHITVAYEV, V.F.; ANIKOVICH, V.F., kand. seltskakhoz. nauk
Fall tillage of sail. Zemledelie 27 no.8:35-39 A 165.
IMIRA 18:11)
1. Orenburgskaya oblastnaya seliskokhozyaystvennaya opytnaya
stantsiya (for Anikovich).

SkZIIIN, B.I.; SIMAYEV, V.P.; VESELOVSKAIA, L.N.
Determining the molecular weights of polymers by the electric
resistance of their solutions. Plast. massy no.11:48-50
165. (MIRA 18:12)

SIIUVAYLV, V.S.; VISI ICIUKOV, F.Ya.
Using graphs to solve some transportation problems. Izv.vys,uck.-
zav-; stroi. i a--kh-,*t. 5 no-4:1003-116 162. (MT-ra 15tg)
1. Kuybyshevskiy inzhenerno-stroitellnyy institut imeni ',,Ukoyana. 1.:1
(Transportation, Automotive)

DOMANSKIY, V.-Ye., prof.; SHUVAYEV, V.S., dotsent; ARNGOLID, A.V.
"Design and operation of a tallinge storage department of an
ore dressing plant" by P.D.Evdokimoya. Reviewed ty IA.A.
Rubinchik. Remarks on the book review ty V.E.Dozanskii,. V.S.
Shuvaev, A.V.Arngolld. Reviewers' response. TSvet.uet. 35
no.1243-77 D 162. (MRA 1682)
1. XiWbyshervBkIy inzhenerno-stroitelln7y institut for Doianakiv).
2. Kuybyshevaldy lnzhenerno-stioitelln~y Institut ifor Shuwayev
3. Vaesoyuznyy institut po proyektIrov4Iyu organizately
energeticheskogo stroitelletya (for Arngolid).
(Tailings (Metallurgy)) (Evdokinova, P.D.)

USSR/Farm AninrlB. Cattle Q-2
Abo Jour ; Rof Zhur - Biol., No 8, 1958, No 35624
Author k 8huveyov V.T
Inst I-N-OrGiva
Title : The Methods Used for the Inprovenent of the Dairy Hord of
the Rod Steppe Broad in the Severo-Lyubinskiy Sovkhoz of the
Onsk Oblast'
Orig Fub : Tr. Novosib. s.-kh. in-tc, b. g., 11, 92-109
Abstract S The fixation end improvonent of highly productive milk end
fet-typo streins of thoprogeny of four bulls, the crossing
of those strnins with other strains, end their inbreeding
with the Shorthcrns, constituted the basic mothods of roising
Red Steppe cattle rt the Sovero-Lyubinskiy sovkhoz of the
Wsk Oblast'. The breciing wns carried out accordine to
strrIns and ferilies, md individual selection. A series of
orgenizetioncl end econcricel nonsures were adopted. The
live wiight of the tertiporse cows incrersod tp to 514 kg.,
their cverrge nilk yield rugnented by 931 kg. (up to 4,719 kg.),
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UGSR / r-arm Anijmair, 1.1 1 ~,-- -.I... Q-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 10. 1958, No 45161
Author
Inst Not given
Title Methods for the Improvement of the Dairj Cattle of the Red
Steppe Breed.
Orig Pub S. kh. Sibiri, 1957, uo. 8, 45-49.
Abstract The formation and improvement of the herd of the Severo-
Lyublinskiy sovkhoz of the Omsk Oblast' is described.
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SHWAY-N, V. T. : Mastor A,--ric Sci (diss) -- "Incr--asin., Llia productivity and
V^Vm-?w
stock qualities of ral steppe, canle in the hord of the north Lyubinskiy sovkhoz,
Om,4' Oblast". Omsk, 1956. 24 pp (Min Agric USSR, Abstracts of Dissertations
Pr~!sent,A at- tli~2 Omsk A.~lric Inst im S. 'M. Kirov), 150 copies (KL, fllo 10, 1959,
127)

KIRPATOVSKIY, I.D.; SHUVAYhV, V.V. (Moskva)
Some special problems of transplantation, based on =aterials of the
scicntific conference of the Laboratory forT ransplantation of
Organs and Tissues at the Academy of Medica2 3ciences of the U.S.S.R.
Vest. AMN SSSR 18 no.12:89-90 163. 011RA 17:7)

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JrAravi.*a! lympto- and we.Cof-,raplay in a repll-tr-.ted extreralty;
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SHU11"AYI.-N] V.V.
Oerve s,.',Urc- and its use in the replantation of an extremity;
, p
a revlew of the literature. Trudy !-go 42:101-111 165.
19:2)
1. Labor:Ltoi-iya po peresadke organov .1 tkaney 1'MN SSSR.

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WPENKO, V. I,;SHUVATRY, Ye.11, --
length of blavout of a system by Inert gas. 9him. I tekh. topl. i
masel No.2:58-60 F '57. (MlaA 10:4)
(Petroleum industry-Squipment and supplies)
(GaBes. rare)

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AUTHORS: P,331yaftskiZ, G.N., Dur3lan, 5. ., rAmusher, G.D.,
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PERIODICALt Xhimi" I tow2noicein topltv i masol, 1960, No. 9t
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pp. 1-9
TXXTt FUII-scale plant studies have been conlu:ted on
reforming Listern and Southern crudes on 2 platinu=/alumir~
catalyst. RumanianI rirkuk, and E-yptlan crudes hiv4 also been
investigated, To types of plant Eave been developed with reactor
Crs38UrO3 around z0 arrI 40 atmospheres rej;octivelyt the former
0 ng better for producing high octane jpirlt and aromatics for

or;anlc synthesis. With a 60-L20 cC str2,
,ght-r= fraction at
" OC, the aromatic yield falls from Z7Z weight to K1, and at
505 OC from 36 to 3z%, on Incra,13ing the pressure from ZO to LO
Hoveverj coking of trio c%taly3t and deactivation
atmo:ih
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by 3 p ur r=13 bO=nd troubleaome at the lower pr93~UX43.
especially Vith Ca and heavier fractions. If *he sulphur content
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t4,yt-.c Reforming of Ber,:Inj F.-t-ticra ~n a Plitlm= Cata I73t
or the crude rises from 0.01% to O.Z-.%. 'he actar.9 number f&1'3
from 77.3 to 70.3t the aromatic yield falls 1.7 tin-, and th') gas
7Laid increases 1.5 times. The sulphur content of tho feedstock
should be less than O.OZ%, e3p41!ftl_1Y' at 20 AtmOsPht-93 OPe-~tlc'n-
rer -'cw sulph-ir crudes (0.05-0.7% Sul-hur feel), 'he H"I '-a qm,)vO,I
r-.c.m the circulating gas with eth&n,)Ia=I-no, an! fr hll~e, sulphur
foods (greater than 0.-?% weight sulphur) hF!r:fI.,%1ng
,.u_
The catalyst can be reGonaratal by exl1daticn for stout
300.450 OC, with 0.8-1.5% of ox7jen In the gas hiah cirlulats at
10-20 atmospheres After 2,ibsaq,4a-t rejenoration, the arcmatLC
yield falls by 30:-0x. OxIdatic,n at higher -,~=peraturej (around
550 cC) Is Impracticable te~ause the -.Ata'73t be:=03 del~tlatel.
7ho most important crude fa-tor detar=.::,-e the yield of high
)ctans spirits. and arc=ztlos is the naphthone c~ztont. Scuthern

rMs (containtng st~~t ~Oj raphthone3) 1.5 times rare
c
ar,matics than Pastern cr.Aea (-omtjini-=;- &!,cut 2~,% ra;htheres),
th. difference bocc='Ing g-e.,Ite.- as higher t~I_'!ng fo~d3t0z;,3 &-,G
Used. At 90 0.%, sover!ty. the ~,C :uts yields 81:C motor
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spirit from Mastirn cruiii, and 91% frm S-"tharn crules.

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Vol- 48 NO. 5
10, 1954
and Physical Chemistry
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vnt - named sluminate oside of Al. in which the active
group appears to be AJOsNa, and which Is prepd. by treat-
ment of 2% No aluminate with COs. washing the pptd.
hydroxide. drying at 100-MO. and calcining at WO" 10
min., is discussed (cf. pece sibar.) - The applicability
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'akademik, otvatstvennyy recialctor; GAPON, Te.N.; G'.InN, T.3.
ZHYPjMIITA, Ye.S.; RACHINSKIY, V.V.; BEMIKAYA, I.M.; SHUV"'Y-~'.'
ROGINSKIT, S.Z.; TANOVSKIT, N.I.; PUM. N.A.; KISIMZV' I. Ye.
SLINYAKOVA. I.B.; LHATSW. F.I.; LGSJIV'. I.P.; TROSTYARSKAYA, Te.B.;
TZVLDTA, A.S.; DAVANIOV, A.B.; SALDAM, K.M.; BRUIBEEID, Ye.K.; IHIDKOVA.
Z.V.; V=RnWA. N.Ye.; NAPOL'SKIT, S.A.; MIKHATLOVA, Te.A.; KAZANSKIY, B.A.;
RYABCHIKOV. D.I.; SHIKTAKIN, P.M.; KRITOVICH, V.L.;BUNDILI. A.A.: SAVINOV.
B.G.; YEW, V.P.; IPSHMN, Ya.A.
[I'lesearch in the field of chromatography transactions of the All-Union
Conference on Chromatography. November 21-24, 19501 Iseledovaniia v oblasti
khromatografti; trudy Vsesoinznogo soveshchaniia po khromatografii, 21-24
nolabria 1950 g. Moskva, Izd-vo Akademil rawJc SSSR. 1952. 225 -p.
(KI,'RA 6:5)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Otdolonie khimicheskikh nauk.
(Chromatographi,! analysis)

Brit. Abst.
Sept. 1953
General Technique
Laboratoz7 Apparatus
2656. SeCondary adsorption of ions orn aluminated sk
aluminium oxide. G. M. Shuvieve and E. "N - 'Gjan
(J. anal, 'Chem., USMP 1953P 9, 50-52).--
Adsorption of cations on cation-exchange,41203 is
known (Schwab and Jockers, Angew. Ghem.9 1937p 50, 546)1~~,
to be accompanied by simultaneous adsorption ofanions-,:
when tile cations are multivalent. It is now
shown that simultaneous adsorption of cations occurs
on anion-exchange- Al 0 when the anions are
multivalent. An exp j 3
anation of these phenomena is
given, and examples of their occurrence in
chromatographic Vork are described. G. S. Smith.

-SHUVAYEVA, N.I. (Moskva)
I -
Pregnancy, birth and puerperium In certain Infectious diseases;
Felld. I akush, 22 no,937-14 S157 (MIRA 11:10)
(PMUNCT, CON]PLICATIOINS)
(LABM, COMPLICA"W)

SHUTAYEVA, V.I.
Courae of pregnancy and labor in women with pulmonary tuberculosis*'
Sov,med. 22 no*8:78-84 Ag 158 (KM n:10)
1. Is kafedry akusherstva i ginskologii (sav. - prof. Jr.N. Zhuak1n)
I Mookovskogo ordena Lenina neditsinskogo Instituta Isent leMoSechanovai
(PRZGNANCY, in rerioue die.
puls. tuberc.. prolM. (Rue))
(TUMCUU)SIS, PUIMOWART, in pregn.
pregn. (Rue))

SIMAYEVA, N. I.1 Candidate tied Sci (diss) -- "The course of pregnancy, birth,
Und the postnatal pericyl In tuberculosis patients". Moscow, 1959. 18 pp (Firdt
Moscow Order of Lenin Med Tnet im I. M. Sechenov), 200 copies (KLP No 24, 1959, 153)

An' , "mr~:d In thp n(nitron
of* enr.ched
nt- 3
('M::R,A IF:3)

S1fUVAYEVA, V.I.
Mechanical jaundice according to materials of the surgical
clinics of the Moscow Prov-Incial Scientific Research Cli-
nical Institute. Trudy mol. nauch. sotr. MCNIKI no.1950-54
r59 (KM 16:11)
1. Iz 1-y khirurgicheskoy kliniki Moskovskogo oblastnogo
nauchno-ioBledovatelli3kogo klJnicheskogo instituta imeni
Vladimirskogo.
4-

SFIUVAYEVAJ. V.I.
Cancer of the pancreas according to data from MUTIKI suz-
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(MM 16:12)
1. Iz 1-y kh-irurgicheskoy kliniki (zav. - dotsent N.I.
Makhov) Moskovskogo oblastnogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo
klinicheskoeo instituta imeni Viadimirskogoo

?r CPF L I N I K o V 1, , Z , P. -, '-,~ f P I V A Yll", V A, Y P . F .
Dimorcaprol aL.- an against hexcnal. Natch. , - iy Hiraz.
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1. Kafcdra farmakologii (zav, kafodroy - dotsent A.il-NIkulin)
Ryazariskogo mo-dl to I risk rgc Instit,ate irneni Pavlova.

SHUVCHIVSKIY, L.
Rapid repair of hearth bottoirs. Diul. TSIICR;,' nr,.2:33 161.
(MIKA 14:9)
1. Zavod IlAzovstall ".
(Open-hearth furnaces-Maintenance and
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SHUVAYEVA, V. I.
Technic, indications, and diagnostic value 'of transhepatic
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1. Iz 1-y khirurgicheskoy kliniki. (zav. - doktor meditsinskikh
nauk N. I. Malchov) Moskovskogo oblastnogo nauchno-issledovatell-
sko"o klinicheskogo instituta imeni M. F. Vladimirskogo.
(BILE DUCTS-IL4,DIOGRAPHY) (JAUNDICE)

SHUVYRIN, D., general-mayor
Types of security. Voen.-znan. 41 no.12:24 D 165. (WRA 18:12)

SHAKHOV, P.N.; SHUYER, A.M.
Standardization of column appar-a-tus of by-product coking plants*
Koko i khIm. no.5:32-39 '57. (MLRA 10:5)
1. Kharikovskiy filial Asuchno-Iseledovatel'skogo Inotituts,
khtmichookogo mashinostroyonlya.
(Distillation apparatus)

T I
AUTHORS: Shakhov, F.9. and Shuer, AI.M. 68-5-7/14
TITLE: Standardisation of column apparatus for coke oven works.
(Tipizatsiya kolonnykh apparatov koksokhimicheskikh
zavodov).
PERIODICAL: "Koks i Khimiyall (Coke and Chemistry), 1957, NO-5,
pp .37--79-M-. 5. S . 11. ) .
The anthors point out that some distillation equipment
used at present on coke ovens should be redesigned in the
light of modern knowledge of the hydrodynamics of a bubble
cup plate. As an example lime-ammonia and benzole distill-
ation columns are quoted. A review of various types of
cup bubble plates, types of overflow, their performancev
types of columns and methods of their assembly aud criter-
ia for the choice of diameter of steel and caft-:1ran col-
umns are given. Standardisation of distillation plates on
coke oven works and particularly on new works is recommen-
ded. This will lead to standardisation of the distillation
columns which will simplify trainimg of personnel with a
general improvement in operation. There are 13 figures and
3 references including 2 Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Kharkov's branch of NIIKhIWASh. (Kharlkovskiy Filial
NIIKhIMMASh)..
AVAILABLE:
Card 1/1

TAVANETS, S.M., inzh.; SIRL)M,. L.A., inzh.; REMENNIK, L.M., inzh.; APANASHCHENKOI
V.G., inzh.; BRUSNITSYN, M.I., inzh.
Results of relaying railroad tracks in strip mines. Bezop. truda
v prom. 8 no-10:30-31 0 164. (MIRA 1?:11)

SHUYEV, M.T. [Shuiev, M.T.], mekhanik
Vacuum-regulator on a tractor. Makh. nAl'. honp. 14 no.6:23
Je 163. (MIRA 170)
1. Belokurakinskogo otdeleniya "Sillgoaptekhnikill Luganskoy oblasti.

KGZYULVP G.I., iqzh.; -. . ,
-7-7Z-'
Utilization of the he,-.--t of scaverging water. Prom. energ. 18
no.11:6-7 14 163. (MIM 16:12)

S/229/63/000/002/002/002
E081/E14l
AUTHORS: .3huygin, F.P., Engineer, and
!�hchukina, Ye.N., Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITLE: Fatigue characteristics of aluminium alloys used in
ship construction
PERIODICAL: Sudostroyeniye, no.2, 1963, 47-51
TEXT: Fatigue tests'up to about lo7 cycles on the aluminium
alloys AM9-5B, AM9-61 and Al-Zn-Mg. are described and discussed.
The results are compared with those of previous workers to ones*
the effect of various types of welded joint on the fatigue :trength.
,The effect of exposure to sea water on the fatigue strength in also!
measured. Conclusions: the alloy Al-Zn-l,,Ig has most favorable I
fatigue properties, both welded and unwelded; the best type of
angle welded construction investigated was a double aided
continuous seam; welded construction in aluminium alloy is
particularly sensitive to stress concentration; coatings which
protect aluminium in ships against sea water also prevent any
iadverse effects on fatigue properties.
There are 6 figures and 2 tables.
Card 1/1

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plithe the several Itartkinis vejq%t friars &A to, 10.071. -so
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the Ifilsest lollsorivird twills with the frarlisou 11, %ill 111)
00 a Vol, lot thr vindor tell. A lasuiple lot I was desoull"liahl , the let -00
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so or passage. The mine frwtkms Ifulls I were aliks dchydros- -00
00 r lmt,,t ith 4o S. Ni (&) cm.) an A" (Zefirtakit and 0^ gas
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b. VU~- 175% U ammuted to (11111.4%. Uns thyl. Goo
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t
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.00
0 0 dehydrating me cm at mixed catalysts ecstg. A1203 with one other -00
oxide was canp d with that of Pure A1203. The dehydration of 1&1 .00
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ad NR3 on
00 j - io% re2ol, 20% 10% SnO and 10% 260- reap. the reaction temps.
r203
.
were 300 . 330 ,
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The NH3 088 In used at a rate of 66 -60 cc./ min. and the ale t
e
1.6 0000 &in. oxPt
In each expt. 20 cc of ale. was passed. In 2 . C5
H&V derive. we reemed. W"k A1203 "203 at 3600 and 4WO the yield
j"69
of smines was GGIND 66 with A120 In the sees of all the other
t
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s
ormation me lower an
a rate of mine ~,Oe
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be regarded as summation of the properties or the component oxides.

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00
us" for ale. said IM (cf. preceding abstract) and
NIO (5%). The tempe were 350* and 4000. fte PhV- .00
nto the reaction vabool at the rate of 12 cc./hr. The

. of max. PMJ6 Yield yield
MY
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3 nd ( ticed in a I-., of H,, The destilfurization wj~
"d
~k

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of v erf ,,b
,
ga~olinr cuntil. up to S~ A
X..."911tte desulturisation was obtained with ga~nliue, It---
00 a to S. while those high in S needed a repeated treatint-tit.
~he catalv&t was poi%orted after a compar"fivelv 4116wt
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t
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h
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it vau,r
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est
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HIS during the demilfurimthin cut out in the
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00
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I
ill (;Crnlan 12v1s)(19M); cf. C. A. 20. 272016, 62141.
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livisle4l C wid N1 wt A40, pf.wvvsl% its-ibly in gl*-,
as lWows'll" "t it...
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th, Ni milli ttwiss'.11t :
bligh "altmt. tut, W&I%) of wunialle rtullpti- 'fill, 1,
o4plained by the prewnce under tbase canditions uf a
v pro,*" of armistisadw as a remit, probably.
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P S. R.) 7, IUIN-21(1937
.r. C. .4. Is.
oe
: I
Under the mate conditions as previou-Jy urd. -490
00 and dimuctityl-cyclabexames over Ni at X04W

3
00 Kivr p-xylene and C#IU[r~. mp., iss well as underguing
. normal dthydroscustiou. mad splitting off of MC KFUUIIS =00
00 to foirin C.H. and With. The splitting maction Ittr.
dognimattm ovrr the synthetic om. At 373* cyclobeiLant
faints StrPh, but no xy1me. " it do" at luwvr tempo. i
This is duc to kos of activity by the catalyst due to fixtua- 7 re 0
tion no it of a C Qn. At 4(N)* cyclobexamw splits curn. -

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. iu~ synthetic rractious omur. and the products froin cycloi- 2 see
Itemanc ore CJI,arul Phs. Ilmlithealicyclicatmisrumatic -

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0 the reaction chamber with a velocity of
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Ni on silic-A and Ni on asbestos
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malle brdranubms present in the h. ;,69
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usider the above cmWitions consisted in a onwelltive,le-
meth
lation with th
f
i
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PbMe, C.11, mn,l
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of S%tillivais or organic I unities by idislotic hardirdailwas
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(m.4 j 1,
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.00
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1
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S. 4 1? 1.421- s

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III'. 11Y.It-PlIvii-
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lieveleptoom
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CaWydc hydriallawAtime of covitswessm. N. 1. Shulkj!~,
I .1. Ihilitlwv suit U 1'. I%'Intitkind.
.,4.
t
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inatroar (1) was "tried on by the nicibud and with the
catalysts pritiviowaly described (C. A. SJ. 13161-J).
Uiuk;
all the tniahlitinsis used the reaction IT acconspanied by par-
tifil cledvage of the turn" ring stut The irmnation at 3-
.-thyli-vulohrasirwil (11) and ale. (111)
N-Minii I with It over I'd 41rift-Wed 4041 GIIIIett,w at 176'
I.KnOrd lip "no
III In & shnilar traction whit, the MI vaimly.4 the yisig
a 4
Ill if wa lictrisani to ributit WI, itud that CA IV
If) 21-21. rh. liquid-phavir be.4jenailiat 44 1 It. =01
.1 W-111) and mini. pressure In I pgrwwv us fit black atml
1,41111ised rharrual lirticMis allakwouply, total with 11W in
Mittediate locittatiott of cocionaran (IU.Iihydrolsento-
furAn). IV. 1". 170-:21', d!* (PARIM. air 1.44M. M. K.
:41A.
Ill. N. !X13 it'. d:- OMM2, -IV 1.41MI. Chas. Illane
f%t v.
7= ----'=7 7.'-'--,
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slow
abiftim. OEM.
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I
C a low-W.
the an woo
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USSR/Organic Chumistry, Synthetic Organic Chemistry. E-2
Abs Jourt Rof Zhur-Khimiya, Ho 6t 1957, 19046.
.-I.uthor iFlokrasova V. A., ;~hufykin 11. 1.
!not
Titlr-. The Problem of Chlorination of Alkanos in the Presence
of Nitrogen Dioxide.
Orig Pubt Izv. AN SSSR, Otd. Xhim, N., 1946, No 5, 583-586.
A bul. rt;.,:; t: Investigated arc products obtained of the gaseous (265-
4000) and liquid Z123-2130) phases of chlorination of
n- alkanus from n-C61' 4 to CgH26 at molar proportion
of the alkan0s: C12= 1:1, Vii a catalyst -N02(-"%.), and
in thu Droooncc; of 1% unsaturated hydrocarbons initiat-
ing tliv chain reaction. Chlorination in tho gascou3
phaso is carried out with the velocity of passing C121.2
liters/hours. The reaction proccuds uniformly and yields
mainly primary chlorides and some secondary. At the
Card 1/2

- !'I -j-
.1 ': 7 -j!, 7.
":A.~ -~jrc por-AnnDt.-I on o Vethyl. Froup.,--. Jn X.vlene-Bernzene ryrtc-m effected b-.- A--~-=in=
Chloride.' b.% N. -1. Sli~wkin and ?... L. "rokhorova (p. Fla)
1~ 1 6 ,~ 7C, 'I U_
I ,.C, I," lic . 6
S(.-: Jourm,l of Gene-al. Chemistry (Zhurnal ( 6FLel:ei Kh'm.1i) I., I ri N

,ydrombons on the dehydro.
F"P.Ming prop6lies oT*iTt-tini-i-m-c-a-t.,tl;~sts. -.4 1 1;1...
ri !~It. acy Jci iiii'le, -set. chtipt.
.- U.R.S.S., z
de-
a-mallizol p-miline fraction 1b. 98-101", n2r,~ 1 10f),3,
It)) -ith lin,;atd. hydrocarNais, in tile lit. vitio
1:10, were subjectLA to pro-
0 dt at WJ-305' oil 1 5'-1; Pt calaiv5f
I; C, 50 crn. hirit, -18 g.. raft: (if flow I nil.jalin~
+ -!-~Iv -V-), and the activity if tile cataly:ik
'Ittrititz, and aftrr the itins wa, tested I)v the
W04. lly'thu I
of w ._m tlyLatc). Cyclollcxvitz ha.% ao efft-cl mt v
v-. lbws 17"t afIvet tile activity alld Stat6ilitV Of thV
"AiLIN"A. I-('1ctcue, 1-heptene, a!!,! 1 oidy
.1 very Might inat:tivating viTtet. Mark-A illaclivatioll is
brought aboul. by I-etityl-I -6-clopctitelic (Y falling front
fit).,; to 5S Cycloilexclic alolle, in i1 slow 11,
,Iri-afff, t
he'activity of tile cat.-tlyst unchmiged.
ill a Arclull of fit or of CO, causcs only a slight
1w.,titim, of ill-, the jir-Itwf% art-, in file Ist-
I L;c, 11"xaltv, with it litile I-hexciw, lit tile 2nd case, 2-
fww,v.. 18.5 g., in a stream of
CO:, 93Vc ll-'~ K. 1:~italyzate. fractimatted into f)T&l 9l[i-
103~ 40.8 g~), M3-V (4 g.), 104-5.J5* (4-5 g.). residite
,s).9 l*.; tile,. lit a!al 2aft fraction, tre~ated ivith micil.
I I'SQ1. F,~.lvo 'L Ity'lro-tbo" "ith cnllqt%. close to those ~f
tile activity Of the Lakalyst 11:15
t-th yl~l-ryctopelltcae; Iltalit,, 10 g.. in a stX-M,
fAIICn to y . Ally]CYCIDIA
10 catalyl.1te; its fraction bm u9-111"
of CO." gAve pyleyclopeaLlat;
:1,-e to those of prol
Since
,Ictivit) f t1p, c;jtaly5t hai; decreased markmily
tile
!gMI 011VIcyclOllctitene anti ally1cY clol;rutalle are hytiro-
hSerice Of Ht 11111(jer Co.), this call only
grilatcd ill tile A
. 11, liberated ill tile tic-
pellse. of the
I'llce place at tilt! Cx
hydrogtoltt,on of other t"ols. to the corresponding Cyclo-
Iwil uldi. 'Iles - CycInprittaflien,' itelf, ii., -ixcd
n of If:.
with 15-181 g. ilk:ptaiic, at 30(il, under a streat
Ravi: 16 t, g, catalyzate of Which 1).s g. was vrrv C105C to
tile C,%talyst has fallen to V
~yr!tipcjtuoir; the:lcti6itYf)fl N. Tholl

SHTYKIIII, 1.
"Stability of the Catal.,~tic Properties and of the 6tructure of Platinized Carbon
in Heat-Treatment.,11 by S. S. 'No-rikov, A. 1M. Rubenshteyn, and 11. 1. ShuCrkin. Dokl.
Ak. Nauk SSSR, 62, pp 345-348, 1946.
Constancy of the catalytic activity f a 20% Pt catalyst on active C, independently
of the lenCth of heat-treatment at 3j, up to 639 hrs., was ascertained by dehydro-
genation of cyclohexane to C6116 at 3000, space velocity 0.4 l./1/ cataly-st/hr.
Under the same c~)nditions, both the crystal lattice constant and the grain size of the
Ft (-56A.) remain practicallg unchanged. Regeneration of a catalyst, heat-treated
for 639 hrs.,, and used at 300 for 120 hrs... at well over 3000, restored the original
activity and left the crystal size unchanged, i.e. no rec.-ystn. took place even at
red glow. Inasmuch as highly disperse Pt without carrier recrystalizexs easily even at
room temp., it follows that, on the carrier, Pt is not distributed unfoxro_y, but the
grains are localized in pores and completely isolated from one another.
11. Thon

K tq, pt.
Q B I T 10 Y 29. f 30 8-19-

YMS INDEX
enation Of 0 on Olifinized carbon of I*vr
'LIT, V.4 VA;-
m
ir
~
~
Cmon
m
t
PRAU
Nauk S.S.S.R.
series oil Cata ysts naide under.identi-I

carldit onis but with tire Pt cootent decirtaalit, by steps.
con,
showed
to 0
1
d
.
rwa
.
0,
+om 20% (sundatril catalyst)
diNnitpeAlTulco of high-injej
In dellyogmm, 'systerniatic,
the Pt, the -(222)
'reffectiong. L With
ne Etflection disappears rst, followed, In that order
l
a
-nIj (002), the'rellection call the (111
plane pernists throughout, and is only weakened at the
'
r
yst
it proves illat the t
Iowest pt content.
i all olpor.-
preserved evert at very high Ellin. 61 the Man
-r. The activities of thWictics of cata[Yst-,,~

*
phous carrit
expressed in percentage of conversion In hydrogenation at
tualit coast.'- 100% with 4-1% Pt, and decrease
re
C411s
,
only slightly (to aboUtL 00%) iriih 0.5-0.1% 'Pt. This
erved persistence of the (111)

1
findiri 2 g with the obs
)
9 i
!
hp catalytic activity of Pt
Jonr,, indicates that t
i
1
1
plane
c
la
r
6 (111
i!Rk
ii,i
p
on.active C resides
r
i

in,
bither,index: e
'
catalysis. It is consistent with Bolarriffir
s location of thet,
hYdrogenation-dellydrogettation catalytic activity at octi--
faces of the anJ1 'Villi bh- 3"tet MC,,jel Of"L:
I1edJAI
r -sha *IS.
plane orientation 6 fing ped rn all those fac".
N. Thou
M 5 L AP XrTALLk-ICAL LITERAJURE CLASSIFICATIGO,

SRTJYKIN, N. I.
Blocking of the active centers of vlatinized carbon by products of deep decomposition
of hydrocarbons. A. M. Rubinshteyn, 1h. M. Minachev, and N. I. Shuykin, Doklady Akad.
Nauk S.S.S.R. 637, 287-90 (1949); cf. C.A. 43, 1249g, in the hydrogenation of C6H in
excess H2 at 170-20 at the space velocity 0.06 1./1. catalyst/hr., on catalysts co-ntg.
from 4.0 down to 0.03% Pt, corresponding to passing velocities from 5.5 to 540.0 mi./hr./g,
Pt, some reaction took place even at the smallest Pt content; with 4.0-1.0, 0.5, 0.10,
0.09,0.06, and 0.03',t Pt, the initial degrees of conversion were, resP-, 100, 88.5, 88.4,
11.2, 9.0, and 1.01,. The fall of the initial rate during the run is in inverse ratio
to the Pt content. Similarly, in the dehydrogenation of cyclohexane, in a weak stream
of H2, at 300-20 and 0.3 1. cyclohexane/l. catalyst/hr., the activity of catalysts with
4.0-0.251? Pt showed no marked differences; from 0.25% Pt down, the activity falls sharply,
but even at 0.00% it still is 5% dehydrogenation. The stability of the catalysts falls
sharply from Ft