SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SKRABKA, T. - SKRAMTAYEV, B.G.

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S~_rabclinskiy, N. V.; Kuptsova, N1. I.; Kondrashova, Yu. D.; Fridlyand,
Bol'shikh, A. S.; Sergeyev, V. N.; Kokashinskaya, S. Z.
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TITLE: A machine for fatigue testing parts or material specimens. Class 42, No.
183456 [unn6unced by the Central Scientific Re search Institute of Technology and
V
Aac-ne Bui'd-ing (Tsentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut tekhnologii i-
mashiiiostroyeniya)
SOURCE: lzobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 13, 1966, 96
TOPIC TAGS: rotor blade, fatigue test, bend test, tensile test
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces a machine for fatigue testing parts
or material specimens under the simultaneous effect of bending and tension at high
-~em-oeratures in special m6dia. Blades to be tested are mounted on a rotating disc
cated in a test chamber and subjected to oscillatory motion generated by an exciter
T'he unit is designed to produce axial flexural oscillations of the disc, and also
-or exc4tation over a broad frequency range from a few dozen to several thousand
cycles per second. Design of the machine is simplified by using an electrodynamic
exciter made with a short-circuited rotating coil, a stationary pickup (e. g. a ca-
Card 1/2 uDc: 620-178.325.2.002.52

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n~.cltance -Ackup) and a microscope. The blades are mounted in socketz along the rim
of the rotating disc at an angle to the plane of the disc. When the disc rotates,
the blade.; are inclined through an additional angle corresponding to the amplitude
of the oscillations generated in the disc.
SbB COD-E': 13, l1/ SUM DATE: 13jan64
Card 2 2
1-rotating disc; 2-
electrodynamic exciter;
3-microscope; 4-blades

Jnteraction of free auxirs .,-,th ascorbic acid and glutathione in the
gernunation process of wheat grains. Ft.l. .-"eta soc botan Fol 33 no.4.:
66'9-704 164.
i. De-parl,inent. of Pl,-_nt ft.vsiology of the School of -Agriculture,
roclaw. lleaci: prof. dr. S. GLuuins.

ZIOBROWSKI, Jerzy; SKRABKA, Teresa
Yeast as a culture medium for lactic'-fermentation bacteria. Acta micro-
biol. Fol. 11 no.1/2-' 141-r.151 '62.
1. Z Katedry Tecbnologii Wyzszej Szkoly Ekonomicznej we Wroclawiu.
(YEASTS DR (LACTOBACILLUS culture)
(CULTURE MEDIUMS)

SKRA KOVA, Bmilie, MUDr.
Public Health Service In District cities from the point of view of
combined hospital. Cook. zdravot. 5 no.8:451-454 Aug 57-
1. Vyzkummv ustav organiaace zdravotnictvi.
(HEALTH HFALTH PROGRAMS,
In Czech. District Pab. Health Serv. in relation to
combined hoop. (Cz))
(HOSPITAIS.,
combined, relation to District Pub.Health Serv. in
Czech. (Cz))

DAMBid-JISFY,S) L.P.; D.I.
I
EiTicient method for the manufacture of rubber parts for molded
rubber-and-textile footwear. KRUch. i rez. 23 no-5:51-52 My 164.
(MIRA 17:9)
1. Kaunasskiy kombinat rezinovykh izdeliy "Inkaras".

SKRAGA, Jan
1-11 -1 -- --, - ,-Trifluence of the dispersion of lignin sulfonic acids and their
ammonium salts on electric conductivity. Rocz chemii 33 n0-4/5;
1099-1107 '59. (EEAI 9:9)
1. Katedra Chemii Fizycznej Uniwersytetu M.Kopernika, Torun.
(Lignosulfonic acids) (Ligninsulfonic acids)
(Ammonium salts) (Electric conductivity)

BASINSKI, Antoni; SKRAGA, Jan
Investigation of properties of tannins derived from lignin. I. The
fractionation of lignin tanning substances. Rocz chemii 34 no-3/4:
1047-1059 960. (EW 10:3)
1. Katedra Cehmii Fizycznej Uniwersytetu M.Kopernika, Torun.
(Tannins) (Lignin)

BASINSKI, Antoni; SKRAGA, Jan
Investigation of properties of tannins derived from lignin. II. The
influence of fractionating on the content of tanning substances in
tanning lignin preparations. Rocz chemii 34 no.581197-1408 160.
(MI 10:9)
1. R-e-partment of Physical Chemistry, M. Copernicus University, Torun.
(Lignin) (Tanning)

SIURAGA. ~Twl
Stl'udies on the stru---ttare and piopar-lli-~~s of polyformaldehyde.
Polimuery tworz wielk 8 no-4.-1-42-1.4:77 Ap ~6,1.
1. Katedra Chei-aii Fizycznej, Uniwersytet Rikolaja Kopernika.,
Torun,

SL:7u!G;, , Jan
Studie3 oil the stracture and propertje,~3 Of pc-'-`Ormalfdeh~~de.
-LY I
Pt. 3. P01-imery tuorz wi~--Ik 8 ro.6.221-22c? je f63.
1. '~at---.Jfa Che,m; : - 11-i-r--r- z - , ,
Torun. 1, ~, , S.Y U= I, "'apal-nalka,

SKR,~GA, Jan
Studies on the structure and properties of polyformaldehyde.
Pt- 4. Polimery tworz wiel-k '~ no. 2: 45-47 F 164.
1. Department of Physical Chemistry, Nicholas Copernicus
University, Torun.

.-PFR.Wrll) -TaTi
,Audles on the -,,-L*rucvuz-e and propertles of polyformaldehyda. F-,,. 4.
Polimery tworz wielk 9 n0-4:137-114,! rp 264
... Department of Phyalcal Cherils",T-fx 1-7. CopernIcn-ub.- UnIvers.1ty
I P
To iim.

58-6-2214 3
~j ~3: Olordov, A .14. , Brods~iy, A_`- , Kayrqnder, M.. S. Skragin, A . L.
JT 1, f
'ITLF: New Apparatus for Checking Thermo-Technical Devices
~Novyye ustanovki d1ya noverki teplotekhnicheskikh priborov)
PE-ftIO~ICAL: lzmeritellnaya tekhnika, 19158, Nr 6, PP 51-56 (7qSR)
ABS~TRACT: The All-Tinion '_scientific R.Research Institute of ~,,.etrology
imeni D.I. Vendeleyev has developed special devices for the
checking of thermo-technical devices. The apparatus UTT-1
is used for checking ther,7ocouples and resistance thermome-
ters. The circuit diagram is shown in Figure 1. The
current may be regul,-ted from 1, to 10 ma. The potentio-
meter R2-A, which has been developed "or this apparatus on
the base of the potentiometer R211, has 3 measuring limits
of 1,500, 150 and 15 mv. The apparatus UVPT-1 is used for
checking automatic electronic potentiometers, millivoltmeters,
devices operating in rheostat and inductive transducers, etc.
The circuit diagram is shown in Figure 2. The apparatus has
four measuring circuits. The checking of devices with the
Card 1.12 newly developed apparatus is simnler and faster due to an

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A pna r a tus for '~heckinu -,evices
efficient Prrangement of measuring ele--ents =nJ- `-e use of
the semi-automptic R2-! poten-~iometer.
There -re 4 diagrams.
A"31)OCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovptellskiy institut metrologii im.
D..1. .'endeleyevq (All-Union Scientific Research Institute of
Yendeleyev~
..etrology imeni D.I.
uard 212

Sir.-RAGAN, V. A.
2~593
Tonkaya Obtochka Na Tokarny Stankakh
Obshchego Naziacheniya. V SB
Hekotorve Voprosy Texnologii
Mashinostroeniya. F.-L., 19h8
S. 118-31
SO: LETOPIS 110- 30, 19h8

'~KHAGAN, V. A.
~;roizvocllstvenn, i -etod o-nrcleleni i a zhestkos'i r-,etal-l.,)rbrabatrvai,,ishcheLo
ol-orudovaniia; ,.~00 red. In. P. Sol.-olovskogo. 1'11'os~-,ra, ~~:ashriz, p.
illus. ('a txorcheskoe soaruzzhestvo uchnnykh s proizzvac~stvom) Eiblio~7raphy:
(26).
.k
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'rlr: TS205-S55
Sl): YamffacturinFr an,-, ',,*echanical En!zineerin,-- in the Soviet Union, Library of
Con7ress, 1~53-

SOBOLEV, N.P., professor; SKRAGkN, V.A., Randidat tekhnichaskikh nauk,
dotsent, retsenzent,-KUCM-M,-- LN. kandidat tekbnicheskikb nauk,
redaktor; UIKITIN, P.S., inzhener, redaktor; POLISKAYA, R.G.,
tekhnichnskiy redaktor.
[Improving the kinematic precision of metal cutting.machine tools.)
Povyshenie kinematicheskoi tochnosti metallorezhushchikh stankov
Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo~mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1955. 219 p.
(Kacbine tools) (MLRA 8:10)

SKRAGAN, V.A., kandidat tekhnicheBkikh nauk, doteent, redaktor; SIMONOVSKIY,
. N.Z., redaktor izdatel'stva; SOKOLDYA, L.Y.. tekhaicheokiy redalk-tor
ERigidity. precision. and vibration in machining] Zheatkost',
tochnost' i vibrataii pri mekhanicheskoi obrabotke. Moskva, Gos.
nauchno-tekha. izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry. 1956. 192 p. (MIRA 9:12)
(Machine tools)

t I /; x , "'/ ~`- Z~'
F. r! , T
AMOSOV, Ivan Sergeyevich, kand.tekhn.nauk dots..;_S GAY Vq
FiA- -J_ _qiliy. 4~eksandro
-y-tcj2,-kand.tekhn.nauk dots.; MATALIN. A.A., kand.tekhn.nauk lo-fs-..
reteenzent; BCRODULIILA, I.A., red.izd-va; POLISX&YA, R.G., tekhn.
red.
[Precision, vibrations and smooth surface finishing in lathework]
Tochnost'. vibrataii i chistota poverkhnosti pri tokernoi obrabotke.
Izd. 2-oa, perer. i dop. Pod obshchei red. H.A.Anserove. Moskva,
Goo. neuchno-takhn.izd-vo maehinostroit. lit-ry, 1958. 88 p.
(Bibliotechlm tokaria-novatora, no.9) (MnU 11:5)
(Turning)

SIMAGAN, Vasiliy Aleksandrovich; AMOSOY, Ivan Sergeyevich; SMIRNOY,
e- k --- --X!
a
1l SafiAr - Yevici~,- BALAKSHIN, B.S., prof., doktor tekhn.
nauk, retsenzent; HYSTSOTA, Y.S., dotsent, kand.tekhn.nauk,
red.; CHFAS. M.A., red.izd-va; SHCHETININA, L.T., tekhn.red.
[Mechanical engineering laboratory; methods manual for
laboratory work in the mechanical engineering course] Labora-
toriia tekhnologii mashinostroeniia; metodicheskoe posobie k labo-
ratornym zaniatiiam po kursu takhnologii mashinostroeniia. Moskva.
Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1960. 129 p.
(MIRA 14:1)
(Mechanical engineering)

VAN TI [Wang T'i]; SKRAGAN,-V-,A.
Relative wear of metal-cutting tools with hard-alloy bits.
Trudy LPI no.219:57-64 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(Metal-cutting tools)

SHNEYDER, Yuriy Gdnllyevich; MITRDFANOV, S.F.$ doktor tekhn. nauk,
retsenzent;.�~RAGAN,.A-A., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.;
VARKOVETSKAYA, A.I., red.izd-va; SPERVISKAYA, O.V.,
tekhn. red.; PETERSON, M.M., tekhn. red.
[Metal finishing by pressure) Chistovaia obrabotka metallov
davleniem. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1963. 268 p. (MIRA 16:8)
(Metals--Finishing)

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SKRAI,OVNIX, ?-I.
"The one who should become a welder." (D. 27). SAOBRACAJ. (Auto-moto savez Hrvatske i
Udrw.enje saobracajnih -noduzeca Hrvatslce). Zagreb Vol. 2, no. 2, 1951
SO: East Biropean Accessions List. V01. 3, No- 8, August 1054

SKRALOTTIK , 11-1.
SKRALOVKIN, I- Proble.-is in the production of weil-ded constructicn.
p. 13
Vol. 4, no. 1/4, 1955
VARILIIA TEHIIIKA
TECHNIOLOGY
Ljubljana
So: East European Accession, Vol. 6, no. 3, March 10/57

SKRAI.OVNIK, Maka (Ijubljana, Djakoviceva 12)
Automatic welding of pipes. Var teh 10 no-4:110-111 '61.

SKIbV IOVSKIY, Vaclw,,
Deter,minetion of 3 4-benzpyrene ii, the Prague atmosphere.
Acta Univ. Carol. tmed.) (Praha) 9 no-5:415-452 t63
1. 11. ustav pro lekarskou cheraii fakulty vseobec-neho lelcarst-Tri
University Karlovy v Praze (prednosta : prof. ITUDr. MVD-r. J.Sula,
DrSc.)

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f 0 (IIm3)--VbmJ#uo, 1943, 1. W,&A -The Ult,tatme
00 reviewed. The (lt*jblc mulfat"of Cu and Nit.. X. RI.,w
-
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Ctwmr;~repd. Theme co'nPd3,, like u
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~lt anti the nn-I. vA. wa,i calc.l.; vaincii I,f lite uud. v,,A,.
of tile 411hyd. &all, immitram let"" N'll. tn C%. The d-
Ilydrati."I.VrItleltv clinsts. at Votimm temp. anti the till.
linust rtmilitions for the pmpll. L4 the tialliple wits were
'j"d. 'the 1,41'riting v-Alun. derived ill I lut f"n Ih,
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SKRAMOVSIff, S.; VELIKOVA, L.
Qw-antitative determination of small o-wantities of soluble fluorides
and gaseous hydrofluoric acid. Cas. cesk.lek.Ved.prilohp 63 no.9-
12:299-306 Dee 1950. (CLML 20:9)
1. Of the Institute of Industrial Medicine, Prague.

V,
A16 VSA 'V~
rp-OT rMlemetric: -oxidimetric -determ-la'ations 14figl~Td Yd, -bUt._tio. Ih Rj7
-and 4
110
6
d mercuric salts. St. ~kramovs!~~(Karlova

Sbornfk L Celo
tic)
Pr ,
,
C6in sain.acititcluiLthyl orange). Large allactis. of acetate- -
o-e
Alactose in
1u
and
bj
i
l
.
Mj)-
my
rg
- r
r
,,se, xy
ose, g
callse error. Ara
g
,
i RTF
rague) 1952, 180-185(Pub. l953).--HgN()i in 0.01N twiling herate soln. reduce in 60 min. 3 equivs. maltte and
IINO, oxidizes at room temp. pyrocatecho) (1) to o- 4 cquivs. of Kzltglq. In 1-2.5N Naoll, pentot;es redtice 5.
quhione, while hydroquinone (11). even in presence oi I is not f methylaento-;csand hexa~cs 11, maltose and tactiaseginuivs.;
'
oxidized. lit 1-2N NaOAc I is oxjdj2cd by S-elLctron ex- rcduc,,~ in 0.1 N NaOlf 5 equivs. in 10 min. to car-
glu~_-c
change, 11 by 2-etectron exchange. With &-TUPP-1hSot in Tliemethod

buffer soln. a 4-viectron. oxidation of 11 zid an 84ketron
a
A to det. b0ld urar nker pptji. d Piouin7with ff-
wxi
oxidation of I was obtained. Thesamedegrecofoxidationof
In strorig alk. solus. creatine (111) and crittatirtine
(011)..
11 is
:)ljtai'jCd in presence of a larger concu. of MOAcl re- -
(IV) ~re oxidizcd by 4-0ectron excluitige-with KtHgf,- Slicit
~
r
sulti 9 irolli neutralization of ether exU. of biol. ruaterials, d
ljc;~tiog in hocate produces only 21-clectron exchange
in which pyrc--atechol had been stabilized by addit. of Ac- .1 creatinine li~..ving creatine intact. Uric acid in terfe" with
Oil. ITC110 i-i oxidized rapidly by K,Ilt;14 in alk. soln. lit the dcui. Of Ill and IV in uriuc, but IV mn be d(Ad. 1:1 1)
in horate ~ojjj. tjlll~ j, 11, evea tilill: inin. by h,!( -,idathm in horate and III + IV by it simil--r
ruflnx. Wtiianul. ethinfil, itcetOnc, forniare, oxal,itc, and deut.aftcr :3 Jjr,_ r0hl-, Of a ,,hl. acidle. ivith TICI,
)WE GX1djZC(j. Mixts. Of 11010,aaa AcIf rive. low fvf;tiy~tz
llcrbtrt A
ult,. At ch:vatd turnim. iinfh~r I I in 0~ IN N,,4 M, 0.1 .
aud in I'VaA0, suln, I aMucctl 5. 6.,:;11116 u(juivi.,

BMGMOVA, V.;SKRAMOVSKY, S.
, , ;. - ~ -
Determination of bi-valent phqnola in biological material. Pracorni
lek. 4 no. 1:64-75 Mar 1952. (GLKL 23:3)
1. Of the Institute of Industrial Medicine (Head-Prof. J. Teisinger.
M. D.), Prague.

I Ji ~i
Q
judiffe In ilia pre ionce ofbrorriddes and
Skrain.vA.
;~,, MenfL-Tauer, and jaeostay N.jvoLRCKNjjffiV
Of I- is ba~c'd On the sclective oxic~ttinll with CIO, which
sel ves toilet, I -ill the pli'-'cll CC of 10,000-ft fill excevs of Cl-
Mid -IM-fold exct-.4s lir-, by potentionictii,- fitiation. The
titrant iolit. of CIO,, %vxi prefid. by heating a mixt. of 150 g.
(Co~lf)2.21flO, 40 g. KC10j, and 20 mi. 1Qj at 60% con-
derising the evolved gas, and di-jqo1ving the liquid C101 in
AcOll to Obtain a 0.0 IN solu. the titer of which was detil.
indoinctrically. The deta, was carried out in approx. 2AN
IIIS04 with I COSICH. Of I 111g, I ill W->00 Oll. solu. The
FUL-thod is suitable for detg. I in phar,piacrulicals. The detn.
1.11 'listurbed by all anions reacting with I-, by Fell, As'll,
91,111, Still, Snlv, and by NO,- und large excess of Crill.
M. Fludlick-~

IQWr R=
IZ. Use of cb1cdue
"trm, 0. It. ,6~cw ace .tic-
it" Taittr, a d
-mi-nnllnj ClIfec.
C.A. 6213, 55) (in

C 2,ECTHO SLOV. -XI. ~lChu:.'- i c'al T~;CllrlolDU. Ch:--dc-d
Pl?oducts ,nu' Thair .p-,-lications.
TleCiicinal Substances. Vita:-dris.
YI.ritibiotics.
Lbs Jour i Ref 2:hur-Khimiya, No 69 1959, 20549
lmlt','hop : Skraimovsky, S-",-., jindra,
Inst
Title, jInswer to Doctor PlotivOS CI~J.ticiSll
I anic
Rei-iarks on th~~; Nlo--.onclature of OrgL
dicii-Lial Substauuces in thu Czechoslov~kian
Phari,it'lco"Ooelcl 2,,f(
Ori,,~, Pub : Ceskosl. farriac., 1956, 51 No 10, 561-564
,~,bstr,~.c-'Gj : No
Car d : 1/1

HOLP,CW, Vaclav-._SKUJ-aIjSq, Stanislav; za tachnicke spoluprace
~14. Penickove. . ~ -i-_
Detnrminatinn of methemoglobin in the blood. Pracovni lek. 8
no.2:128-132 May 56.
1. Z Ustavu hygieny prace a chorob z povolani, prednosta prof.
Dr. J. Telsinger.
(HEWGLOBIN,
metheglobin, daterm. (c2))

SKRAMOVSKYP S.
"A proposal for a reform in the nomenclature of inorranic sutstances.
p. 746 (Chemie, Vol. 9, no. 5, Nov. 1957)
Monthly Index of Past Europ"; Addessionx (EFAI) TC,Vol. 7, No. 6, June 1958

SKRAMOVSKY, St.
Requirements of analytical methods in establishing -Mximum per-
missible concentrations. P'-,-acovni lek. 11 no-3:171-172 A-or 59.
1. Institut de Chimie anorganique de l'Universite Charles, Prague.
(AIR POILWTION'
m, imum T)ermissible concentrations, determ. (Fr))

SFRAI.I,OVSKY, S., 2nd others.
"A scientific conference of the chemical departments of the Faculty of
Mathematics and Physics of Charles University in Prague and the first alumni
convention of chemists from this Faculty and the former Faculty of Natural
Sciences." p. h57.
CHEMICKE LISTY. Praha, Czechoslovakiap Vol. .53, no. h, Apr. 195~.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI), LC, Vol. 8., No. 8, August., 1959.
Uncl.

ZAHRADNIK,, R.; RERICIIA, R.; AUMIT, P4; REZABKOVA,
Reaction of some cations of heavy metals with slightly soluble
calcium compounds. Coll Cz Chem 25 no.1:146-158 Ja 160. (EEAI 9:12)
1. Institut fur Arbeitsbygiene und Berufskrankheiten, Prag, und
Institut fur anorganische Chemie, Karlsuniversitat, Prag.
(Heavy metals) (Cations) (Calcium)

--- SKRAMOVSKY, S.; PODIAHOVA, J.
Production of ethylene-diami-qc.--.,e~oraace'~i-c acid compounds and
their properties I. Compounds with manganese. Coll Cz Chem
27 no.6:1374-1380 39 162.
1. Institut fur anorganische Chemie, Karlsuniversitat,
Prag,

SKRAMOVSKY, St.
"Textbook of inorganic chemistri" bj A.F.Holleman and E.Wiberg.
Reviewed by St.SkramovsV. Chem listy 56 no-11:1366-1367 N
162.

CZECIIOSLOVAXIA
SKRLMOVSKY, S; PODLABOVA, J.
Institute of Anorganic Chemistry, Charles University,
Prague, (for all)
PragueI Collection of Czechoslovak Chemical Communications,
Vol 5, 196J, pP-7P)T-Tn7
"The Production and Properties of Ethylendiamintetra-
acetic Acid Complexes II. Combination with Iron."

HABER) V.; ROSICKYY J.; SKRM40VSKY) St&
Use of thermogravimetry for examination of magmesite and limestme
dissociation kinetics at rising t6mperature. Siliks y 7 no.2:
95-107 163.
1. Katedra anorganicke chemie Prirodovedeoka-fakulty Karlovy
university v Praze.

SKRAMIOVSKY, S.; FODLAHOVA, J.
Preparation and properties of othylenediamine-tetra-acetic
acid complexes. Pt. 2. Coll Cz Chem 28 no. 5: 1330-1334
My 163.
1. Institut fur anorganische Chemie, Karlsuniversitat, Prag.

SKRAMOVSKY, 6.
Czechoslovak nomenclature of inorganic compounds and its prin-
ciples. Chem listY 57 no. 5: 491s,-513 My 163.

SKRAMOVSKY, Stanislav
"Teaching chemistry with models" by R.T. Sanderson. Reviewed by
Stanislav Skramovsky. Ghem prum 14 no.6:338 Je 164.
1. Faculty of Natural Sciences, Charles University, Prague.

Z G fli 0:; ~ L 0 V,,,l Ad A
JIUM;aip jo;
Institute for Imp amic Cheml3try (Institut far
U
nnor&anlacha Chemlefs Rarlova University* Prague
t r1j)r both)
Prarue# collactlol cagghoslopj OngsIC121 go
P,qtlgmj No 70 July 1966v Pp 2bP-264,5-
";?ro,dv.cttc-n and t~jemia babevior of binary uranyl
ca-rbmwato, a

06611
CZECH/8-53-1-7/20
AUTHORS: Pavlu, Josef and SkramovsICY9 Vaclav
TITLE: Simple Automatic Sucking-in of Gases
PERIODICAL: Cliemicke liBtY, 1959, Vol 53, Nr 1, pp 27 - 28
ABSTRACT: A simple device for intermittent drawing, at regular
intervals, of a stream of gas through a scrubbing
solution is described. The iniervals between individual
sucking operations are regulated by varying the flow rate
of water. The volume of sucked-in gas can be regulated
by adjusting the volume of the vessel between the end of
the shorter arm of the siphon and its bend. The rate of
gas flow is determined by the length of a drain tube which
is attached to the siphon. A sketch of the device-is
shown in Figure 1. It has been built for simulating the
process of smoking cigarettes but it can also be used for
other purposes since the length of the suction interval,
the quantity of the sucked-in gas and the speed of suction
can be controlled independently of each other.
There are I figure and 5 references, of which I is German
and 4 English.
Card 1/2
CZECH/8-53-1-7/ 20
SimPle Automatic Apparatus for Periodic Suckinc-in nf

ZENISEKY A.; KRAL, J. A.; HAIS, I.M.; ROTH, Z,; SMMOVSKY, V.; KUTOVAJ, M.P
Technicka spoluprace 14, Kycelova
Fractional composition of sweat produced by heat and strenous work.
M. Effect of previous baths. Cas.lek.cesk 100 no.6917&-175
10 F 161.
1. Ustav telovychovneho lakarstvi KU v Praze, prednosta prof. dr*
J. Kral. Vyzkwmy ustav pro farmacii a blochemil, reditel inz. dr.
0. Nemecek. II. ustav lekarsky chemie KU v Praze, prednosta prof,
dr I Sula. Vyzkwmy ustav chorob rematickyah, prednosta prof.
dr. ~r. Lenoch.
(SWEAT chem) (BATH)

JIRKA, M.; KOTAS, J.; SKRAMOVSKY. V.
Contribution to the axc~retion of proteins with sweat. Cajy.lek.cesk
100 no.7:107-109 17 F 161.
1. 11. ustav pro lekarskou chemii KU v Praze, prednosta prof. MUDr.
A. F. Richter, doktor lakarskyah ved a Oddeleni pro klinickou
chemii, prednosta prof. MUDr. J. Sul&, doktor lekarskych ved.
(SWEAT ahem) (PROTEINS metab)

SKRAMOVSa, V.
Epidemiolog,
.1 of lung cancer and 3.4-benzpyrene in Prague
atmosphere. Neoplasma 13 111.3.
1. 2nd Dept. of Medica- Gllarli~.q University,
Prague, CSSR.
(CLRClN0C--. BE 19, G PTI-3 L3
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kLU:!G NEOPLASMS) (EPIDEMIOLOGY)
(RATHEMATICS) (MORTALITY)

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,f 3CsO.A".AH,0 with sq. "as. of different sulfat" mgjl. of So.- . %a,. hfit- anti 5-11) mg. Cquiv- Of
%howed that the gy1num soins. are the most aggressive. /IICO,-,. as WC11 as the free Cb, are not suitable ruedia
the
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0 the sulfates of hil and of Na takn place move slowly vous. flowevrr. even tiuch waters are capable (A chanting 00
-tinrn.
than with gypsuin Wns. of the same t The forms- the structuge .4 wilcyrte owing to the eTysin. of j9vPAum
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i% the dctg. factor. If K
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detn. of the chern. stability of oncenu is aim.
rhe new mrthod con-i-its of intshing the mck (xwtland -00
00 viiient tor Ihv loortland cement. siftinig it.
and mixing dortinitc fractions with corrosive soins. foe
i
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I's, the citratuxt of
I
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'-
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(

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and lime. Parallel detros. are made
h
tol samples 44 the carbonized atul non-carIxInized cement.

0
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of the frev CO, aggooression, in the given soln.) werv also
oturfled. In the aboIence of COI, considerable antis. of too

00 -4
00 Ca(01f)v anal small amts. of CaC(h enter the soln. Tho
arnts, of Ca(Olf)t Increase with time. while the vAY- th

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the solm). In the presence of C(h the cunorn. of IICO,"
In the soln. first increases, later decretam at the expense
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The addn. of pruxuotana sharply decreases the soly. of
pewfland cement In diqtd. water. in soIns. rot The sulfates
ooj"Q;o~, is.,
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in Nx0II mAns. i* much l,twer than in di,sid. water. In
iolm. mrtlnilcr than 2%. the Scily. fail. gradually. In
0 ~atd. lime %Wms. it i4 sem; in little solm. tonts. N4011
it is low. At the -surface of criamte in pla,vi %ubjected to

so jl~ Ali injCIj%jVt aCI6111 Of the Na0II lKwInS. are fi-Aind 110101juj~
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calciumcblMde. II.G.SkmintA~wafld%,XI.Nitnk%in. .00
00 M'OLMI. 1""M. 16 No. 8-ts, 7N PMANs'; cf. X~v.
pr"'fills of-Ir, ~he jF12,1111isSibility of UW 44 CACt, -09
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00 woutini-ritts the followring addris. to cenlent.

00 bl"t.furliacr slag, purnice, brick dur.,Aud. 00

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ar IU specimens disintegrated after 7
1
cycks. Addn, of0 of suldic Now or Q.W% of

of a ths dish,
saponified Vinsol d firgreum to 9 cycles.

094
1 Thew tests wet mad to resemble mistral conditims.
The soln. used was MOO. and satit. of opwinwas consisted
00 -of imnsersine them for 24 hTs. at temp. and then

010 dryingShn.atlIO'. Specimens

-
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cement Alone and in combination w
30
itb
of
410 trilooli. klost resistAnt wen apecimims of cement alone.
The resistance decreased with increased tripoll content.
The resistance to sulfate Increased also with the cement:
3 SUU1I And cement: water ratlos. M. H06ch

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woo

SKWTAYh'V, B.G., doktor tekhnicheakikh nauk, professor.
~
Building industry's requirements from cements. TSement 14 no.6:
13-16 M-D 148. (MLHA 9:5)
(Cement--Testing)

S J, A','--, V . , . '-.
3 0 2 75'
Dostizliyoniya tekluiolo,-ii byetana v SSSR i dal'Tiyeyshile zadachi. Ch. 3.
190, s. -3-25-
SO: LETOPJ-51 '10. 34

vil T IV, E V),
Camen ts, Limes and Plaster s
-be streng-a'k -of cemen-W M__G"-
/I.Crea-si'ag
t
"d c4scraus bi
.&In.- gypsum and *et regr(ndicg. B. GVESdAvAgy :r
A. EXIDILOV,
V_ Straillei Prom. 20 181-19-23 (1951).-Medlum-
(Ig 1) . tl
jalite type cement with up tq 12% CgA was used In th tests.
'The speciff-IM,were made of cement and sand (1:3) and 2.5 to
.9.5% gypsum. Results werq compared with those of specimens
having 2.5% gypsum. Crushing strength Increased with aM-
thm of gypsum, the optimum amount b--ihg 7.5%; Similar
results were obtained witheoncretes, the most effectlve-being
Atoned with -ntermetnent of.0.40:0.35, Wet repinding of
"dini. with the sddltl~m of gypsum Increases the crushing
strenjift of concrete coasidembly In comparison with cement
tainIng 2.5% and more gypsum.

4.
7. artaeva.
G.
5-e rIertx,-,-ut- j2j:i,. lro~:suroiizdab, 1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, iipril 1953. Unclassified.

2. USSR (600)
4. Cement
7. Examining the effectiveness of various admixtures for accelerating the
hardening of cement solutions. Stroi. prom. 30 no. 10, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January -1953, Unclassified.

SY,W,X-IAYSV, B. G.
StroitelInye materialy (Building materials) Izd. 6-- Moskva, Promstroiizdat, 1953.
644. p.
SO: Mon'thly List of Russian Accessions, Vol. 7, No. 6, Sep. 1954

1. SKPAWAYEEV, B. G. (Prof.)
2. USSR (600)
4. Lima
7. Modified method of using ground quicklime In building material solutions,
Stroitel'stvo, No. 1, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April, 1953. Unel.

1. 5KHAT4NAaN,, L. (,.. ; UKhOV, B. S'.
2. USSR (600)
4. Cement
7. Letter to the editor, B.S. Ukhov, B.G. Skramtaev, TSement 19 no. 2, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRIL _ 1953, Uncl.

PlAstifled cements. U. G, Skmntaev. S. M. Etayak, and
j-1U.S.Stalialn.
18G-14964); cf. Peblader. rxet--oa 19, go. 6. 14-18(053); 1
Shestoperov, d al., C.A. 47, W6&~~-The ptutillyfag agent
cv,ncerned is the wsste brine from suffite odfulose maaufr~,,
vk ith whLch the cement is pvuad. . The brines contain C4
Salts of lignowu0nic sel4i. em The 1w-:
is C=Ldds
provement of workability is a -phys. phtaom!zou
caused by Om formation of sudlace-tctive adsaclaian, layers'
around the grains of ccnxent.~ The 3CmOAfA content off
'the portlaad cement is Importiat far the eific!eacy'c( this
reactilm. the mech strength of a portlaad'oetzent with
lower 3&OAIA Is increased with Increased sulfitacellulose'
brine addas. For partIznd cements rich In SCaOXA, a
variation between 0.1 and 03% sidrite cellulose brite does.
not affect the mech.pmptrdes. Vmplasticity0fthecement
Mortar Is much improved by the addtr. of the sulfate cellulose
brine, and the need cf the mortan for H&O is reduced for a
CM

SKRAMTAYEV, B.G., professor, doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk, laureat Stalinskoy premii.
--7' i-I . _
Coarse concrete. Nauka i ahiznl 20 no.10:9-10 0 153. (MlaU 6:10)
(Concrete)

i i ~ -I In 'T , --~ ~,: -

SKRAMTAYEV, B.G., professor; SHISHKIN, &.A., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk;
N.M., inzherier; BUDIWV, A.A., inzhezier.
Une of coarsely porous concrete for building walls under winter conditions.
Stroi.prom. vol. 11 no.9:20-21 5 '53. (~MRA 6:9)
(Concrete construction--Cold weather conditions)

MIROHOV, S.A., professor, doktor takhnichookikh nauk, STOLINIKOV, Y.Y., . I .-
dolctor tekhnicheskikh niuk [reviewers]; SERAMTAYBY.,B.G., POPOV, N.A..
r
GIRLIVANOV. N.A., KUDROV, G.G. LauthorsT.1-
"Building materials.* B.G.Skramtaev, N.A.Popov, I.A.Gorlivanov,
G.G.Hudrov. Reviewed by S.A.Mironov. V.V.Stolnikov. Stroi.prom- 31
no.11:47-48 N 153. Off-RA 6:12)
(Building materials) (Skramtaev,B.G.) (Popov,N.A.)

SKRA ZaYEV, B.G., professor, laureat Stalinskoy premii-, POPOV, N.S.,
premii; ORLYANKIN, N.M., laureat Stalinskoy
premii; KONOPUY, F.N., laureat Stalinskoy premii.
Activation of cement by preliminary wet grinding in concrete
mixers. Rats.i izobr.predl.v stroi. no-55:12-13 '53. (MLRA 7:3)
(Cement) (Mixing machinery)

SKR~2-1'11-'AYEV B.G.
tne t'zt,-3 Cf
end thxtt the fc4!-c-Vtaw f4zl~!-tiflc acjs'n-
-`J Frt- Apr 19-4'!
Skramtayev, B.G.
Popov, N.A.
Gerlivanov, N.A.
Mudrov, G.G.
"Construction Materials"
(textbook, 5th edition)
Moscow Construction Fngineer-
ing Institute imeni V.V.
Kuybyshev

..SK.RAMTAYEV,B.G., doktor tekhnichaskikh nailk, professor, redaktor;
kA ',AI.P., redaktor; SKVORTSOV,I.M., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Winter work with concrete for hydroelectric plants] Proizvod-
stvo zimnikh betonnykh rabot na stroitel'stve gidroelektro-
stantaii. Moskva, Gos.energ. izd-vo, 1954. 83 P. (MILRA 9:2)
1. Vseso)n,znoye nauchnoye inzhenerno-tekhnicheakoye obshchestvo
stroiteley.
(Concrete construction)