SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SKRIDLOVSKA, E. - SKRIPAK, V.N.

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ZACEK,K.; ADAM,E.; ADAMOVA, V.; BURIAII,V.; REZAGOVA.D.; _~PTDLOVSKA.E.
TAVECKOVA,14; VMKA,.V.
Vaccination with live poliomyelitis vaccine (Sabin). Virological
and serological control of mass vaccinations performed in the
Czechoslovakian SSR during 1958-59 and in 1960. Cas.lek.cesk.
102 no.46:1257--s-1268 P63.
1. Ustav epidemiologie a mikrobiologie v Praze (reditel prof.
dr. K.Raska, DrSc.) a Ustav ser a ockovacich latek v Praze
(reditel MUDr.J.Malek).

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lace. *rise followinS improved methoil is recommendt-tt:
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(within 2.4-3 lars.), after which it is again centrifulted anti
washed with water of :0-45". The crysid. resist acids
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Preparation of ethyl alcohol front mycolo
.Ocally harmed
!00& A. 1. Skrig4n. Iwq. .1kad. Aauk 114o,wif.
-S R 100. N X~13.
`o~ IN -Rt)tttd sawdu5t run be used
for production of HtOlf, since the cellulose of the spoiled
%awdust is still capable of being saccharified. 'Me rutten-
samdust can be hydrolyzed under milder conditions than
those needed for sound mw nutterial. Theyieldsinfertnen-
tation of the hydrolymttes may be even lightly higher;
th6 indicates that during rotting the first lu" occur% among
the pentcnes, leaving a higher percentage of fernitntable
helows. G. %I. Ko%oLapoff

I~.I.
SHRINdi' A.1, t"ND ILHUNi-,-Li V..j. "Die effect of therrac turnlenbine removal on ~Uhe che,-dcal
coqpisition ,,,J' tar-impregnaued pirie wood", _Tzvestiya akade nauk- B5SR 1948 no. 6
p. Ibl-66 Bibliog: 7 it,,--Ms
SO: U-32bl 10,April 5.3. (Detoppis ".Ihtu%iall llil'ykji lio. 11 1949)
a

jq
,,.=ition ot=n!!,e frz a swamp rosin 1000
A. 1. 0.,* et kad. Xauk S.S.S.K.
80. 0117,~9(1951).-Turpcntinr iwlittol from the rosin-
zu.itter secured from pinC 3tUrnpi that L%41 twe. immersett
:111, 4 pe4t bog for an estd. 10W yems is almost completely
v"I of pinrne. but does coutaits p-menthmic and cytitenc;
this imitcAtes A hydrogentrion-dch Wroxcilal ion prtecii.
rtirpentille Secured froul such Stululn ct,ritains air. IrAc-
Iwn5, ith -me ~5u% of tch tuaterLd t.-injr f.urid in the
interior of the stutuill. 'rile a1c. fractiun~ coulain sottle
phenols, the remainder tmiul bubstantiAlly identical with
the AIC. (rACti0TI Of CUITIMOU turpentines. -Stunspi. found-
at great drplits are dcvoid of roin acids. M K.

he hydrolytic saccharifix: a lion of polysicchari esi of
Plant by-prodacts and the developulent of techno 0g Call
Procedures for the intproventent of the nutrillamd aspW of
crude fodder. A. 1. Skripu, A. I. Koxlov, mid V. S.b)Pl
Verner. S. .5. R. 1953, No 0
169-78; Referal; Zhur. Khitt:., Biel. Khim. 1955, Ne
A study was twMe Of t1w pli'ducts of hydrillysis of the puly-
111;Illml, xyl:m. Zralmit. VIC- ill pUlt
1witt:6:0. nowl.illy wed :a, crtidv. i,-,Id,:r (:~txaw illid ChA Uf
gf',iti cultink:s, woody thk: ~t,tn!, -A c'mi,
Ov.). Tile ll~dwly,is w.ts walt tit,-- t,id of
ill t he salt) jlvlvvl* stvilm nd -16.:33 ~f Com ImAks :;I ill 4 LS5

IuJ_
Fuel Abst* '
Vol- 15 No- 4
Apr. 1954
Natural Solid Fuels:
Sources and Properties
2744. MMMS1710.4 OF FICHTELITE OIL OBTAINED FROM DEEP TAR
--IS OF MILLENNIAL AG
iq';~~Tvot~ __ E, Skrtgan."A, 1 ----1 Dckl.
Akad. r4auy 333R (Rep. ACad. SCI. U.S.S.RJ, 1953. vol. 90, 395-398; abstr.
in Chem. &bstr., 19553, 47. 10204). Fichtelite oil from 500, 3000,
and 140.0cu year ;Ad ias examined after extraction with ether from
the primzrj rAr. 1,0,~;i tncrcased age the content of rosin acids declines
(from 34.6A to cf), 'M',ile zhL hydrocarbon content rises; retene (fraam 12.4
to 21 .67-0 and f i Chte I I r C J f rm, 25.3 to 45%) in the 500-3000 year pert od.
The oldest specImp-ri had ~'-.uch petrcleum ether-insoluble ratter and ccntained
no rosin acids and cr.1%, r.~-.es of fichtelite and retene. Pure fichtelite,
~:rn 20
i.9~79_' i.50;2; retene, n. 99-1000, d20 1.1252, n
D
4
1.7370; r. 125C.: viLh 1,3,5-trInItrcbenzene,-m. 1390;
Exa:ifnaLicn of pine stumps from 20 to
3000 yeIr'- tne acid czzpcnents, just like terpenes,
undergo L-,d reducticn, :~IE mole uf acid
yielding 21 :,.j!cs ~_f f1,;hCe1tGe and I or rerene. The primarl car acids
decline viic!~ age and vanisa -ar, ~he 5C0 Year level; ablecic acId rises up
ro r.,iximun 501 yc_,rs, Lhcri declines rapidly; pyroabletic acid reaches a
--2LXim'U;-. at Ycars. '"Ichrelir-e and rcrene ccntinue to Increase In
eve" car, 'i-'e '
-ncencrz 'COC. VE-Ir level. It Is believed thatsapinte and
larric-piriaric acids are -~cnvemed ro a-blecic acid, rhich yields
,at,--' drcabier-ic ac;!-:1 -arid deWdrcableclc acid', the formwr yields
f 1Y
fichtelite by lo:-,: of -_~arbcn dic/ldc, 01le ratene famis similarly fran the
acid, Mr.1i adrlft~lonal lsss of methane. C.A.

USSR/ Chemistry 2 Animal fodder
Card 1/1 Pub. 86 - 16/36
Authors I Skrigan, A. I., Cand. of Chem. So.
Title I Chemical-biological processing of raw fodder
Periodical I
Abstract I
Institution
Priroda 2. 93-95, Feb 1954
Chemical-biological methods of processing raw animal fodder for
the purpose of increasing its nutritive value are described, Two
USSR references (1939 and 1952). Drawing.
Acad. of Sc., Byeloruss-SM, Institute of ChemistrY
Submitted ..........

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v/. U1111tation of deeply befled foti4il realam woce, (or iho
mlvufachre of thArmal-IniadatIng board. , A. .1 . Eil-rigan
Ile"kin, V;'.3. Verner, and A. Norlov. -VetfjfAftd~
'I V.
uk Bdams, s;s,R. 1954
No. 2
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m. (31 deeply buried (090 wood i3 obtninm each
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Wood hall d. 0.450-0-W6 an
d contains ash OJA4,9% resiu-
Our Stlas
tatices 17.02~21.80, turpentine 0,52-0 4, ead
hydfrjIY'/.ab1q polysacchari(.Tcs 17.03. cenuleje,
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5M, and viscodty at 20* 0.01,
10 pois-a. The mauuf:.
'of idsulating hard is described end the phys,
and chem.,
-Proptrt es of thL board P-re givem. During the emme Cf
sumnuf.; when the., wood pulp Is L-Lat-trmted Palt Ckf t1r
hanIce
j JIuloic of the wood is h
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USSR/Chemistry Chemical technology
Card .1/1 Pub. 22 - 27/47
Authors I Skrigan, A. I.
Title I Chemical composition of wood pulp of a thousand-year-old pine
Periodical I Dok. AN SSSR 100/6, 1135-1137, Feb 21, 1955
Abstraot I Data are presented regarding the elementary and chemical composition
of wood pulp derived from pines of various age. The results obtained
from studying wood pulp of various age are described. KLeven USSR ref-
erences (1934-1954). Table; graph.
Institution : Academy of Sciences Byelorussian-,")SR, Institute of Chemistry:"--
Presented by : Academician B. A. Arbuzov, August 2, 1954

SKRIGAVO A.I.- SHISHKO, A.H*; ZHBANKOV, R.G.
;~;- qlv-
InveRtigation of celluloses obtained from wood and flax waste.
Don. AN 3SSR 1 no.1:17-19 Jl 157. (MIRA 11:3')
1. Predstavleno akademikom, AN BSSR B.T. Yerofeyevym.
(Cellulose)

ProFer-tiles of aLiell-g-l' Le]isdiated1mm eo
2 1p -1 modera and
kierg Arjal pine W"U. A. Mr. Pf - 2hir
R
AM-elb. 1".641 W-4-7, No. 1, IAL47~ku!~-:
ruid j1hvg. Pmfiert(eq wr-re &I'd.im: a-CAju-
ton, f;olated fron, pineu-oM nt agm, estd. from the thrreof
felling, from I to I-40,0r)o yvsrs (Intergtacial waml b-.tr'W1 in
peat flogs). The ymlcti of bleachted and mibleachcd cmde
cellulose ivtre 40-" and '48,4110'n, rc~,j
QZ01ine,3rYleld de-
creas4d with -age; fro the lateriKrw 16_2115C;10.
.unbleached cellulose wxs nhWned. The Sicld of P.-ccim- d
lose ranged from 86VO after, 1 year to 92.5~5% aft" 10(~-503'
vimun the wt. of imbleached crude cellMme,. ~ -The ir.
~e was nitrated. ace tvLated, wid denteriated. The,
amUi.o -celhilo-e, of QNL- in nits
OR in a 1, ocAlulase, and
of Ac in crIlulost ar-ntau! dccrcaacdfrora the tima of fell-
ing the pinewood; isotopliv Study vhaivd alr,)~,. deazase (,I!
101)gmups. Af n5t (if r lie C 0,11 gro u fli furn; 1-Mmis (infra'. T,
red pectra), the gmatc~t anits. of which were iound in
ilo5e from wood one, year after felling. In general,
le' m . 0 n~
of If and 0 and N dFcrv,-~:cd, The airat
CJ Cl - groups
(infr-ared -.TpkLr.2) alm, increaSed-,' tair j-..111*n~~ite.,. that the;
tramformaiiou of carWhydrates into cycli-2 occurs;
noton!y duringthe grwvth.of tht plautSbUt I~L. in LbelVat.
rt,fermices.
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A
AIJTHOR SK, R IIN R." 20-1-33.54
TITLE The Properties -,f -Cellulose Obeained froz, Thousand Years Ql~ Fos-
sil Pine Wood.
(0 svof~;tvahh ct-t3ellyulozy,vydelennoy iz iskopaZfezoy drevusiny ,3os-
ny tysyachelt. -tn(--,,o vozra,,;ta -Ruosian)
PERIODICAL Doklady Akad.Nauk SSSR,1957, Vol 115, Nr 1, pp 114 - 117
ABSTRACT The production ol" cellulose and hemicellulose from pine trunks cf
peat-bo.-s is of practical importance,especially for the Belorussian
SSR.The inveotigation of cellulose obtained from wood of various a-
ge.;(from 1 to 14c.ooo yeam old)facilitates the disclosure of proces-
ses of chemical transformations which took place at relatively low
temiperatures in the course of many thousand years and we-re not. com-
plicated by any foreign factor.The investigation of terpezies,resin-
ous acids and the wood of thousand years old pines showed "hat with
aEing li.-,,drgenation and dchydrogenation processes take place inside
the plant tissue, analogous to such a catalysis bj% Zelinskiy,Proces-
sea of decarboxylation and the splitting off of side-chains of tl-..e
nolecules take place at the same time.The dehydration processe3 and
the disproportioning of hYdrogen lead to the foriaation of resinous
acids of hydrocarbons.From the carbonhydrat part of the wood carbo-
cyclic compounds develop. For -an irvesti,;ation of the tran3formatior
of a-cellulose as dependent on age also -.-.ere used physical methods
besides chemical ones,especiall.,- infrared spectroscopy.The cell-aloses
-aere obtained b.17 the salphate method. .i-oeliulc~:e was isol_~te_- by
Card 1/3 treat.-,lent of bleac,.ed and non-bleac`-led cellulose -.-.-ith 17,-.- 1,aOH Zolu-

The Prooerties of Lcelluloce Obtained from Thousand 20-1-31/54
Ye--r8 Oid Fossil Pine Wood.
tion.The content of a-cellulose is highest in loo-150 year old cel-
luloses.lov.est in young ones (1 month to 1 yearl.After 1I,,, years its
content decreases.The interglacial periods contain 88%.,and contain
the least alkali-soluble substances.Thus,the young celluloses have
the most homogeneous composition,the inter-glacial ones the most he-
terogeneous one.From the table it may be seen that the carbon content
slightly increases with increasing a6e,the content of oxygen and hydro-
gen decreases. Ill.1 shows the spectra of a-celluloses obtained from
pine wood.A comparison of the value of the coefficient K in the sphe-
re-3,~~for celluloses of various age shows thatthe number of hydro-
xyls is highest in the youngest,i.e. tho June -a-cellulos e.With in-
creasing age this number slightly decreases.The decrease of the nuir;-
ber of hydroxyles in the inter-glacial a-cellul03e is not connected
with the occurrence of a double bond C=C. An intensive band at
3333 cm-1 occurs in all spectra of all ages.This indicates that most
of the hydroxyles participate in the hydrogen bond,to the highest
degree in the youngest celluloses.Further a-cellolose nitrates were
produced. Table 2 shows that the degree of polymerization of u-cel-
luloses decreases with age.The spectral analysis of nitro-a-cellu-
loses of various ages confirms the fact that the number of n--'-trc
groups is highest in those that are 1 year old. The loo years old
ones contain about the same amount.Considerably less is contained in
Card 2/3 interglacial cellulose.The u-cellulose produced from pine wood of

Sh-PIGAII, A.I.; 1,URASHET,,VTC-jj, T.V.
Properties of lignin removed from petrified pines thousands of years
n1d. Dokl. Ali BSSR 2 no-7:308-310 Ag '58. WIRA JI-1:10)
1. Prodstavleno almdemikom A-11 BSSR B.V.YerofPyF)vym.
(Lignin) (Treen, Fossil)

Skvi,-an, A. and oth~~rs.
Heat deco!~positicn of 'bri--mettes of i,;ood-hycirol~tic lign-Ln. p. 109.
T K
3DJ-T~;GICF-.SXAIA IIAUKA: SELSKO-IU L LiiSNOMU SOZIAISTU. (Latv-1jas PSR
Zinatnu akademija. 733iolorrijas Zinatnu nodala-) Rliga, LatWia, no. 16,
1956. in aussian.
Monthly List of East Europe-an Accessions (-'~FAi) L(~, Vol, 8, no.
August 1959.
Uncl.

~ SKRIGAN) A.I._;_.___�HISHKO, A.M.; ZIIBANKOV, R.G.
Composition of cellulose extracted from the wood of swamp pine
stumps. Sbor..nauch. rab. Inst. fiz.-org. khim. AN BSSR
no. 7:110-125 159. (MIRA 14:4)
(Cellulose)

SKRIGAN, A,.I.-
Study of pine stumps, waste products of peat works, and preparation
of chemicals and building materials from them. Sbor. nauch. rab.
Inat. fiz.-org. khim. AN BSSR no. 7:126-140 15"". (MIRA 14:4)
(Fine)

SKRIGAN, A.-I.--; MURAS11KEVICH, T.B.
Properties of lignin extracted from pine wood of different ages. Sbor.
nauch. rab. Inst. fiz.-org. khim. All BSSR no. 7:150-158 159.
(KMA 14:4)
(Lignin)

SKRIGAN, A.I.; BELENIKAYA, T.V.
Change in the carbohydrate composition cf pine wood as a function of
age. Sbor. nauch. rab. Inst. fiz.-org. khim. AN BSSR no. 7:159-173
'59. (~~ 14:4)
(Pine) (Carbohydrates)

STEPANCV, E.I.,
Bondi~- - bcti;e- an..: lib.-Aances associatel with it in plant
2~5 no.3; '024-626 it 160. (MIRA 13: 12)
'j~:' -LuLT,-. 33-.~`;2' i LlstituL fizilco-organicheskoy
fi7
(for Stepanov).
Aka-10--ii Xa,.d,.)_.d_y,- naWc B3SR
(C-11lao0e)

SKRIGAN A T [Skryhan A I.]; BELENIKAYA, T. V.; SHISHKO, A. M.
=:~ o,'A. M.]; iF6NSKAYA, I. A.
Investigation of low-ash sapropels from the swamps and lakes of the
White Russian S.S.R. Part 1. Investigation of the carbohydrate con-
tents of some kinds of low-ash sapropels. Vestsi AN BSSR. Ser. fiz.-
tekh. nav. no.3:75-83 161. (MIRA 14:10)
(White Russia--Sapropels)

BARDYSIET, I.I.; SKRIGAN, A.I.; RMAN, L.V.-. KOSTIYANPVA; S.S.
Chemical composition of dry-distilled turpentine obtained from pine
utumpa which remained in peat deposits for a thousand years. Zhar.
prikl. khim. 34 no.2:440-445 F 161. (MIU 14:2)
1. Belorusskiy lesotekhaicheskiy institut imeni, S.K.Kirova i
Institut fiz:iko--6rqanichegkoy kh-imil AN BSSR.
kTurpentine)

SKRIGA~j, A.I. SHISPVI'~, A.M. [Shyshko, A.M.1;
Zr- 'F 7,17K OV'R.G. L'ahbankou, R.H.1
Action -)f caustic swa on cellulose. Ves+,--q.4 All"' BS&R. Ser.
fiz.-tekh. nav. no.4:61-67 162. (M-IRA 18:4)

Infrared spectra of celluloses of different origin and age.
0
Part 1. Annuals. Vestsi AN BSSR. Ser. fiz.-tekh. nav. no.4:
()5_70 163. (1,11PA 17:!2)

N.I. lllarbtizz, A.M.
(;;hy.;h~'J.)) A.:!,1.); (wulyhau,,-~,^~~.~.]; Ell~~,AYELOK, A.A.
lrii*r,,-i-.-ed spectra of celh,loses of d1j"i'cren't origin and age. Vestsi
Ser. f-i z.-tekh. rav. rlo.j.: 43-47 16,4-
(MIRA 18:3)

ZHBANKOV R.G. [Zhbanko , R,N.); GARBUZ N I. [11arbuz M.I.); SKRIGAN, A.I.
(Skryhan, A.I.]u; HISHK,, A.M. (S~;;hko, A.M.1
Infrared spectra of celluloses of different origin and age. Part 3.
Cellulose from pulp of different age. Vestai AN BSSR. Ser.fiz.-mat.
nav. no.2:95-98 165. (MIRA lgtl)

S/081/61/000/021/090/094
B107/B147
AUTHORS: Osipenko, F. G., Belen'kaya, T. V., Skrigan, Ye. A.
TITLE: Study of the carbohydrate composition of hemicellulosea of
sulfite and sulfate viscose cellulose
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 21, 1961, 4699 abstract
21P208 (Dokl. AN BSSR, v. 5, no. 4, 1961, 159-162)
TEXT: The authors give investigation results of the carbohydrate com-
position and optimum conditions for the hydrolysis of hemicelluloses
separated from centrifuged lyes in mercerization of sulfite and sulfate
cellulose at the Mogile 'kiy zavod iskusstvennogo, volokna (Mogilev Plant
of Synthetic Fibers). ~(Abstracterls note:Complete translation.]
Card 1/1

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USSR/Optics si3ectl'Dscopy.
Abs Jour Referat Zhur Fiziha, No 3~ 1957Y 7808
Author Korostyleva, L.A., Slxii ganov, A.R., Yashin, W.M.
Inst
Title H~perfine Structure of Spectral Lines and of Spins of
Nuclei U233 and pu238.
Ori.- Pub Izv. AN SSSR, ser. f-iz., 1955, 191, tic) 1, 31-34
Abstract See Ref erat Zhur F:; -.,,ika, 1956, 536-1 -
Card -1/1 - 75 -

KUZVErkSOV, A.V.; LAPIDUS, -M.A.; MKORTSEV, A.S., SKR
- j1Aff.A,F., SHELEST,
P,S. EKRGAUZ. P.I., redaktor; GUEMVICH, M.M., tekhnicheskiy re-
daktor.
[Composite crews on collective farms] Kompleksnye proizvodstvennye
brigad.v v kolkhozakh. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo sellkhoz.lit-ry, 1956.172 p.
MRA io:6)
(Collective farms)

I
VINGRIS, Iaymonis Teodorovich; .Aleksandrovich; POPOV, P.A.,
red.; SHIROKOVA, M.M., tekhn. red.
(Designs of polyphonale electronic musical instruments for construc-
tion by amA-~_eurJ Liubitellskie konstruktsli mnogogolosnykh elektro-
muzykallinykb instrumentov. Moskva Gos energ. izd-vo, 1961. 71
(Massovaia radiobibliotekap no.407~ (MIRA 24:105*
(Musical instruments, Electronic)

SFSUIIAK~ AndIrej
Simplification cf the records of material. Podn org 18 no.9:425
S 164.

SKRPTIAR,, J.
Conference on hard facing in welding high-speed steel, repairing tools,
and T,!eld-on processes, p. 85., Z%IAF?ANIE (Ministerstvo hutneho prunyslu a
rudnch bani a Ministerstvo strojarstva) Bratislava.. Vol. 3., No. 3s
Apr. 1954
SOURCE: East European Accessions List-, (FPAL) Library of Congress.,
Vol. A;, No. 12, December19,5,5* ~'*

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SKRINIAR, Jan, inz.; MAKOVICKY, U., inz.
Now machin6ry and apparatus at the exhibition of Soviet National
Economy Achievements in Moscow. Zvaranie -U no.12029-331 D
162. 1

SKRBIAR, Jan, inz. CSc; BACO, 1~xin, inz.
International welders' conference an light structures in the
German D mocratic Republic. Evaranie 13 no.3t9l-92 Hr'64
1. Wbldirig Research Institute, Bratislava.

SKRINLAR, Jail, inz. CEC.
Usability of e'-e-ztrcdes for surfaclIng ca-Te-hai'dening elements.
Zvaraxtie 14 nc..1:6-11 -zj ',6-,-.
", Research Inst-itute of 7111elri~nfr
I -.~ , Brat,sla-;a.

DjCj,Eqj,RjC ~M,*CD (F Aj TU~~ Ct~L,, (;C AT 1( tl
Kcv.
rezeiitet~ :-t. ."no L: "It c t;.s- or-!- a c,~~ ~-or. nc e i a
,j 1,

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L, 'I , " .
SnINJAR, B., dr. (Ljubljana)
Health etatistics in Great Britain. Narodno zdrav. 10 no.4.*
115-119 1954.
(VITAL STATISTICS
*Gt. Brit.)

SKRINJAR, Boga
Public health in Slovenia in the light of preventive medicine.
Zdray. vent., Ljubljana 24 no-9-10:354-358 1955.
1. Centralni higienski zavod - diraktor Dr. Marijan Ahein.
Oddelak za zdravstveno stitistiko - nacelnik Dr. Boga Skrinjar.
(PUBLIC HEALTH,
in Slovenia, prev. mad. (S1))
(MEDICINE, PREVENTIVE,
In Slovenia, relation to public health (s1))

Yugoslavia
no/-
fnot give -
Ljubljana, ni Yeatnik, Vol XMI No 1-2v 1961, yp 6-12
'T'Didemiolog*ical Aspects of Puerperal 'Mastitis."
Authors:
TRA:.TUZ, Vladimir, Clinic for Gynecology and Obstetrics (ninika,
za Ginekologijo in Porodnistvo) of the Faculty for General
Medicine and Stomatology (Fakultet za Splosno Medicino in
Stomatologijo), Ljubljana; Director (Predstojnik): Prof
Dr F Novak
OZE-1IC-TMAMPUZ, Lea (Presumed: same affiliation as for V. Trappuz)
SMDULP., Boga, Central Hygienic Institute (Centralni Higienski
---Zai~d), Ljubljana; Director (Predstojnik): Dr M Ahein
LEUR, 11iha, Microbiological Institute (Microbioloski Institut)
of the Faculty for General Medicine and Stomatology,
Ljubljana; Director: Prof Dr IM Valentincic

,, ~~ ~I!J- ~ena, Dr.
Inquiry as an important activity of the antituberculosis
ambulatory; results of the inquiry on the life of tuberculotics
in Trbolji. Tuberkuloza, Beogr. 7 no.4:270-285 JuIY-Aug 55.
(TUBERCULOSIS, PULMONARY, ecnnomice,
living cond. of tuberculoticB in Yugosl. (Ser))

SKRINNIK, M.R.; LIKHOTINSXkYA, II.V.; OCHKRET, A.M.
Case of Macracanthorhynchus infection in man. Med. paraz. i paraz. bol.
27 no.4:450-451 Jl-Ag '58. (KIRA 12:2)
1. Iz mrazitologicheskogo otdela Pereyaslavll -Khmelluitskoy rayonnoy i
Kiyevskoy gprpdskoy sanitarno-epidemiologicheakoy stantsiy i PereyaalaVJL-
K~lmell'nitskoy mezhrayonnoy veterinarnoy bakteriologicheskoy laboratorii.
(NINATOIS UYIECTIOAS, case reports,
Nacracathorkynchus hirudinaceus (Rua))

0 iv n't'D Lk) I /'A Nil 1 N Y B . AI i n z h
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p r o f l!'! IKve
S hidr of th,2 Str'UCtLIrfL of
an inductLor.-type anemorppter. Izv, w-,rs. u~:heb. zav,~, encr
no. 1 :65- '/1 ja 166
1. Dorietskly gosudarst,venriT c i.
.1 universitpt i Den-ts"Ay nau
Inst.itut cliernoy mcLq' lur--i
AN UkrSSR ('Lc-,l- Povkh".

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AUTHOR: Bolonov, N. 1. (Engineer); Kolovandin, B. A. (Engineer); Skrinnik, Ye.,
~,,S~krinnik,Ye .
oc or
11 F. (Engineer), _Eovkh, I . L. (Corresponding member AN UkrSSR, Doc or
Te'v6lnical sciences, Professor)
ORG: Donetsk State University (Donetskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet); Donet
Scientific-Research Institute of Ferrous Metallurpy (Donetskiynauchno-
issledovatel'skiy institut chernoy metallurgii)
TITLE: Investigation of the structure of -magnetohydrodynamic flows by an
induction anemometer
10
SOURCE: IVUZ. Energetika, no. 1, 1966, 65-71
TOPIC TAGS- anemometer, MHD flow, high temperature instrument
ABSTRACT: The article is devoted to a description of an instrument for investiga-
ting the structure of magnetohydrodynamic flows, an induction anemometer. The--
principles of meas-uring-flie local velocity by the induction met oSare given. The
object of the investigation was a flow of a conduction fluid with a free surface situ-
aVed in a comparatively strong magnetic field. The basic components of the ex-
perimental device were the liquid system, magnetic field source, and measuring
equipment. The experiments carried out showed that the investigation of the
advantages of the induction method of measuring the characteristics of turbulence
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and the design features of the induction anemometer which the authors used proved
to be quite fruitful and offered considerable possibilities for a thorough investiga-
tion of the structure of MHD flows at sufficiently high Hartmann numbers. With
the appropriate amplifying and measuring equipment the instrument on the whole
is simple and reliable in operation. The obvious advantages of this instrument are:
the possibility of investigating the structure of the flows of both ordinary and
Newtonian fluids in a wide range of frequencies and its noninertia. A change of
velocity fluctuation almost instantly causes a change of the induced emi. Finally,
the design of the sensor permits a rigorous separation of the signals induced by
various components of the fluctuating velocity. Orig. art. has: 6 figures and 13
formulas.
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-49il-N -Q POGOSTKIN, S.; GAPAT-off, V.;
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(Automobiles)

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AUTHORS: Stasyulyavichyus, Yu. K.; Samoshka, P. S.; Skrinska, A, Yu.;
Survila, V. Yu.
TITLE: Thermophysical studies of a staggered smooth,pipe bundle in i
cross flow of compressed air
SOURCE: AN LitSSR. Trudy*. Seriya B, no. 4, 19631 69-75
TOPIC TAGS: pipe, smooth, thermodynamicsf/ heat exchange, heat trans-
fer, aerodynamics, thermodynamics, bundle, Reynolds numberg aerody-
namics
ABSTRACT: The study has been prompted by the fact that the problem
of heat exchange of a pipe bundle in an air flow at high Re numbers
is not yet completely solved,thus making calculations difficult.
Therefore, tests were made in the translitecate first Laboratory of,
Nuclear Power Engineering and Radioisotopes of the AN, Lithuanian
SSSR covering heat transfer and aerodynamic resistance of staggered
SMooth pipe bundles in a cross flow of air in the range of Re >1o5.
The methods and the experimental installation-for tests in air flow
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at a 25 bars pressure are described. The results of the experimental
study fo a seven-row6bundle a x b = 2.2 x 1.3 in a cross air flow
at Re 1U to 1.5 x 10 are presented. Graphs are plotted and
criterial dependences for the calculation of heat transfer and aero-,
dynamical resistance of the first and the depth row at a steady state
heat operation are given. It is found that at Re - 2 x 10 , the flow-
.around the bundle acquires a new character involving increased tur-
.bulence and intensified heat transfer (increase in Re index from 0.6
.to 0.81 in the front row and to 0-83 in depth row). At this Re' value!
.the transitional operation changes into the auto-modeling type,
~Orig. art. has: 3 figures, 9 formulas
ASSOCIATION: Institut energetiki i elektrotekhniki AN'Litovskoy SSR
(Institute of Power Engineering and Electrotechnicsp AN Lithuanian
SSR)
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SKRINSTA. A.Ya.-, STAS'MI,YAVICIM-TS, Yu.K. [Stasiulevicius, J.]
Experimental study of the effect of the irregularity of the heat transfer
(mefficient on the efficien-cy of ribbed pipes. Trudy AN Lit. SSR. Ser. B
no.1:123-128 165. (MIRA 18-7)
Ek;,ZkC&T-'c', " "
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AUTHOR: D--rryer, V. 11. ; Blinov,_G. A. 1 BondarenkQ-,-.L,)(r.; Yeruglimakiy B. G.
anasvuk.
_-Ye. S. ; Naumqv OrRq~in . A. P. . P
no
Sidorov. V. A.-. SillvestroiG. I.; Skri Kiy,-A. W.
Khabakhp-~, -V. . Gbn1r6iRb. -Y ' A
_~hcv,_ A. G. ;Auslender V.. L. ; Kiseley le. AJ-2--
I V.'-- 11 1 -tp , A. A. Rodionov,..S. N. Syq~pKhV YudLn,-L.-1--. Abramyan, To. A.
Vech~q~,~vqy, V. ; Dimoy.-C%--T.,; PaEdich!n P 0
B~c~er G.
TITLE: C611iding electron-electron, positron-electron,-and proton-proton bean
SOURCE: International Conference on High Energy Accelerators. Dubna, 1963.
iTrudy. 9~-s.c.owl Atomizdat, 1964, 274-2 .67
iTOPIC TAGS: higliepero, interactiono lqqqa rticle physilos, par-
pa
ticle beam, charged particle beam
:ABSTFACT.- In the Institute of.Nuclear Physics, Siberian Department, Academy of
;Sciences SSSR, programs on high-energy particle physics are mainly concerned with
worl, on colliding charged pa rticle beams. The Institute considers it unsuitable
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Ifor its purpose to install huge accelerators whose ccnstructicn re-quires large
irf-,sources outlaid and long time. For work on colliding electron-electron, posi-
itron-electron, ~tnd proton-proton beams, three installations are being built, which
iar~ in varluuz~ itager of readiness. Work on colliding electron beams was con-
,ducted at tho institute (then a laborator-j of the Ins t4 tutp, _Q"tomic _EnPrgY__ir'-.U1
'T. V. Yurchatov) in the Fall of 1956. after Kerst's report on accelerator's with
j('r,111ding proton bu'alln of the rFAG type. By that timf,, Soviet scientists Had al-
ir~:afly acqiiii-_,d romr! experience in obtaining large electron currents; in particular,
'th,2 "2ntionrd laboratot-1 1)ad installod and then abandoned a device for the spiral
.r -jgt Sym osium, 1, 76 (1956)),
tor, -, of elecLrons (G. 1. Dudker and A. A. Naumov, CERN p
:by which, subcequently, circulating currenta of the order of 100 ampereq here ob-
tained. In A57 two variants of this device wer-- considered at the same time. The
ifirst one con5isted of two accelerators with spiral storage and subsequent transi-
tion of the particles to synchrotron state In comparatively narrow paths. The
second one had storage rings with constant magnetic field and frequent external in-
i
jection because of the damping of the oscillations under the action of radiation.
!The first variant was more cumberuome; the second variant contained an element not
!developed at that time, namely a 100-kilovolt commutator of 10 kilo-amperes with
nallosecodd front. At the and of 1957, the first positive results were obtained
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with a packing discharger of 100 kilovolts, and work stopped on the variant with
storage rings. Originally it was proposed to set up two devices: VEP-1 of 2x 130
Mev energy, and VEP-2 of 2x 500 Mev energy. The VEP-1 was considered as an actual
model of an accelerator and as a device for conducting initial experiments at low
energies. After the Panofsky report in 1950 on his work with colliding a lectron
.beams conducted in his laboratory at Stanford, construction ceased on 500-Mev
Istorage paths and work was continued on the 2x 130-Mev insiallation. Instead of
work on colliding electron beans with energies of 500 Mev, work at the end of 1958
was conducted with colliding positron-electron beams and the planning of the P 2
.device was begun, whose main elements are a strong-current electron accelerat7r ~d
a high-vacuum storage path of 700 Hev energy. At the present time the VEP-1 and
VEPP-2 are instal-led in Novosibirsk. The VEP-1 is in a state of neglect, but at
the end of 19611 experiments will be begun with it. Installation of the VEPP-2 has
been completed. To obtain a-marked effect from the application of c.:,Iliding proton
beams, an accelerator is needed with an ene rgy of at least 10 Gev. Since the ordL-
nary accelerator at such energies is a very bulky machine, it was decided to con-
bin e the idea of colliding proton beams with the creation of an Iron-leas impulse,
accelerator with very large fields and a neutralized central busbar. This latter
work of creating such a machine was reported by the authors at a Macaw confe-66
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held in 1956. The presence of a field with two directions In an iron-less accelera-
:tor with central busbar permits the acceleration of protons toward opposite sides
~in one machine, which mikes possible the collision of protons in case of a suitable
,race-track. At the present time the Institute is developing a proton device with
, etic field of about 200 kilogauss and radius of 2 moeters for a particle energy
,a ma,"
iof 12 Gev in the beam (equivalent energy is around 30OGev). Tests are being con-
~ductvd on models, and an effective method of injection by overcharging.of negative
;:ions is under study. Also under development are an impulse electric power-supply
:system of 100 million joules capacity and an hf power supply. Since 1958 the
:Institute has been conducting theoretical investigations on the limits of applicabi-
Ility of quantum electrodynamics.[V. N. Bay-jer, ZhETr, 37, 1490 (1959), and UFN, 78,
1619 (1962)] for the calculation of the radiational corrections to the electrodyna-
mic cross-sections EV. H, Bayycr and S. A. Kheyfets, ZhETF 40, 613-715 (1961) and
~Nuclear Physics (in print)], and on other problems of high-energy particle physics
that are connected with the preparation of experiments on colliding beams [V. N.
Bayyer, I. B. Khriplovich, V. V. Sokolov, and V. S. Synakh, in mar, 19613. The
,present report takes up under the mentioned three main headings the following perti-
I
inent topics% the accelerator-injection, storage paths, ele6tron-optical channel,
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;up, phynical layout of magnets, power supply, etc. Orig. art. has% 8 figure*.
':ASSOCIATIOU: Institut yadernoy fiziki SO AN SSSR (Institute of Nuclear Physics,
;SO All SSSR)
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'~AuTHOR le A.- Bander I. Ye.1 Bondarenko, b. ~.; Bud
i Abram T' G LJ_
an I As
V ~sy Kh.-,' eshkov, I. N.1, Naumov, A. A.; Pallchikov
~GRT ;;.7, A* _-
_2L_L_; Ka2)M _VA_
Pa-n_as_y_u)c_. V. S, ; Po22yJx_G, R
SMo112y.L 1. 147; 4krinsbix. A. N,; -YUAJQ_L,-L Kon' kov, N. G. t
Nezhavenko, 0. A.~ Ostreyk-o,-T.- P SlkolovA._A.,
torm!U the Nuclear Ph~sics Institute
TITLE: Work on the strong-current accelera 1
with ;piral storage or_tR_e74C-
ISO AN SSSR. U Strong-cu a accelerators X__
Itrons, (II) Strong-current accelerators with one-revolution,capture of the in-
jected electrons
'SOURCEt International Confe High Ene= Accel*ratoo. Dubna. 1963. Trudy*
rence on
_Uc_m1_zd-af_,_n64, 1065-1072
lNoscow, A
n
ITOPIC TAGSi high energy accelerator. electron accelerator, eleetro, beam, betatron
1plasma
ABSTRAM The work on developing strong-current electron'ring accelerators
!was begun in 1966 by the authore at the Nuclear Physics Institute,.Siberian'Depaft- "A
f
nt, Academy of S Lances SSSR, with the object of studying the possibility o,
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lforn.inr relativistic stabilized beams. In the laboratories of the Institute ex- i
.perimentai studied were carried out on the four methods for nbtaining large ring
.currents of relativistic electrons: (1) spiral method of storing the electrons in
!Installations of the betatron type with subsequent betatron synchrotron accelera-
tion (Budker G. 1. CEF14 Symposium 1, 68 (1956) -, (2) obtaining of limiting election
currents by means of the injection of electrons from a strong-current linearac-
.celerator into a ring chamber of large aperture with subsequent synchrotron accale.-.
oration; (3) storage of electrons In tracks (parking or'bits) with constant magnetic
field less strong-
.by means of the multiple injection of electrons from another
-trons and posL-'
,current accelerator; this method is utilized for the storage of elec
trons in experiments with colliding beams (expounded in detail by G. I. Budker
in the present. collection, p. 274); (4) obtaining of largi electron currents by'.
means of the acceleration of electrons by a ring plasma. The present report dis-
cusses the first two methods under the following topics: (1) pulsed iron-less
.betatron with preliininary charge storage (8-2 device); strong-current pulsed syn-
:chrotron B-2S; pulsed strong-current betatron with spiral storage (B-3 device).
~(11) iron-less one-turn strong-current synchrotron (BSB),. strong-curren~t pulsed
Isynchrotron 8-3M. Orig. art. hast 7 figures.
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AUTHOR: Budker, G. I.; Kushnirenko, Ye. A.; Skrinsk,iy,__A. N.; Naumov, A. A.
~5_
Onuchin, A. P. ; Popov, S. Sidorov, V. A.; "Tiiaykin, G. M.
ORG: none
TITLE: Present state of research on the VEP-1 electronic storage ring
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Sibirskoye otdeleniye. Instieut yadernoy fiziki. Doklady, .1965.
Sostoyan~ye rabot na elektronnom nakopitele VEP-I, 1-14
TOPIC TAGS: synchrotron, electron scattering, electron beam/VEP-1 electronic
storage ring, B-2C electronic synchrotron
ABSTRACT: The VEP-1 electronic storage ring consists basically of two paired
high-vacuum magnetic tracks, 43 cm in radius, with a 3 x 4 CM2 aperture a
special B-2C electronic-synchrotron/In electronic -optic channel, and a single
thread system to extract the electron beam from the accelerator and insert it into
the storage ring. This storage ring was designed for experiments in electron
scattering with electrons of an energy of 2 x 130 Mev. It is now being used in
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experiments with electron scattering in a 45-90 degree angle. Descriptions are
given of the installation, the process of electron storage, and radiance measure-
m ents. The results of the first experiments on electron scattering show that
divergences from the reference curve of the Moller electron scattering do not
exceed the statistical error. Orig. art. has: 8 figures~
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AUTHOR: Budker, G. I.; Kushnirenko, N. A.; Naumov, A._A.,- O!jMchin, A- P.1 4 0
Popov, S. Sidorov, V.-K.; -Skrinskiy,-. A-. N.; Ttuija~y)dn., G. M. Ft
ORG: none
TITLE: Status report on the VEP-1 electron storage ring
SOURCE: Atomnaya energiya, v. 19, no. 6, 1965, 498-502
TOPIC TAGS: electron scattering. synchrotron. electron energy/B-25 synchrotron
ABSTRACT: This paper uDdRten'the report given at the Int~rnatlonal
Conference on Accelerators held In Dubna In 1963 and describes the"
work carried out since that time. In the last two yenrs the follow-
Ing work has been accomplisheds accumulation of electrons simul-
taneously on two paths, study of*oertnin Interaction effects between
two beams, and measurement of the luminance of the machine from the
electron-electron scattering In the-range of angles from 45 to 90 deg.
The VEP-1 storage ring, designed to.operate at electron-electron
energy of 2 X 130 Nev, to connected to 'a B-25 synehrotron.12as shown
in a schematic diagram. The magnetic pat`h`s7_a_r_e__T3_em In dia and the
aperture Is 3 X 4 am. All experiments were made at electron energiesi
of 43 Mev and resonator voltage of'5 kv. The average injection -
current pulse did not excee4,10 ma. although more than 100 ma were
available. Injection mode stability-left ' imuch to be deeired.- Re-
sultV of the experiments are ahown In a of phg, Further
weamts I Md ~Eelectron lie6fiMaRg, UrfrArt."hadt 8 figures
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AUTHOR: Auslender, V. L.; Blin V, G. A.; Budker,,-G. I.; Karliner,_H._,X.; agley
--2-- _.~L -
A . T~
A. V.j Livshits A. A.; Mishne Naum v, A,_A_
Panasyuk,
dc
Sidorov, V. vestrov, G.J.; Skrinskiy, A. N.; Khabakhnashevp A. G.;
~
ORG: none
TITLE: Status report on the VEPP-2 positron-elootron storage ring
SOURCEt Atomnaya energlya, v. 19, no, 6p 1965p 502-505
TOPIC TAGSs electron positron pair, electron Interaction, synchrotrong electron
acattoring, luminescencep betatron/B-3M synchrotron
AMTRACT: The VEPP-2 was designed for electron-positror interaction experiments at
energies of 2 X 700 Mev. as reported in the "Proceedings of the international
Conference an Accelerators", Dubna, 1963. Work accomplished in the two years
following that conference includes the following: start-up of the synchrotron
injector, accumulation of large electron currents in the storage ring, study of
instability related to the interaction of the beam with the resonator, and the
accumulation of positrons. At present the VEPP-2 is being used to study the
interaction of two beams and to measure the luminescence from the small-angle
positron-electron scattering. An over-all schematic'diagram or the WP-2 is shown,
including its connection to a B-3M synchrotron. The latter operates in light '-duty
mode at 200 Mev, and its 100 ma output pulse is shorter than 20 neec. Its energy
scattering is less than 2% and pulse repetition frequency is about 3 cycles. The
storage ring is a weakly focussing racetrack with four identical rectilinear seg-
ments 60 cm long. The equilibrium orb-it radius is 150 cm and the aperture is
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8 X 14 cm. One segment of the ring is the experimental working section; the oppo-
site section is a resonator; the remaining two are used to inject electrons and
pouitrons. The experiments made and the operation of the equipment are described
in detail. It ia noted with interest that when betatron oscillations are ex7cited
by individual inflector pulses, most of the initial oscillation amplitude decays
in a time interval much shorter than the natural radiation decay time. Orig..art.
has: 4 figures. [JPRS3
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ATMOR: Derbenev, Ya. S.: Mishnev, S. I.; Skrinskiy A. N.
ORG: none
TITLE: Effects of electromagnetic interaction of particles with a collidi!~S Lasmoid
SOURCE: Atomnaya energiya, v. 20, no. 3, 1966, 217-220
TOPIC ThGS: plasmoid acceleration, 11)ctatron accelerator, synchrotron, storage ring,
plasma electron oscillation
ABSTRACT: The authors investigate the influence of the electromagnetic field of the
collidii'47, plasmoid on the betatron oscillations of particles of a small plasmoid. The
differential equations are written out for the one-dimensional oscillations of a
particle periodically acted upon by a collidirZ plasmoid of given configuration, and
the effect of various initial conditions is discussed. Special attention is paid to
effects due to nonlinearity of the transverse component of -the field of the colliding
plasmoid. The conditions under which resonances appear are derived and effects cor-
responding to given resonances are approximately evaluated. The influence of para-
sitic equilibrium orbits is taken into account. Instability due to the action of the
plasmoids on the synchrotron oscillations is shown to be irdportant for electron-
electron systems but not for electron-positron systems. Orig. art. has: 3 figures
and 13 formulas.
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AUTHOR: Auslender, V. L.; Blinov, G. A.; Budker, G. I., Karliner, M. M.
Kiselev, A. V.; Livshits, A. A.; MLshnev. S. 1,; Naumov, A. A.; Panas k, V. S.
Pestb~,' _Yu. P. ; Sidorov, V. A. Sill vestrov, G. 1. Skrinsk!& A. N. I,-- Xhabakh-
pashev, A. G.; Shekhtman, I
ORG: none
TITLE: Present st;kte of research on the VEPP-2 electron-positron ring
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Sibirskoye otdeleniye. Institi~t yadernoy fiziki. Do'klady, 1965.
Sostoyaniye rabot na pozitron-elektronnom nakopitele VEPP-2, 1-12""\
TOPIC TAGS: electron, positron, . electron positron storage ring, electron beam
/B-3M synchrotron, VEPP-2 elec tron- positron, Bteradian
ABSTRACT: The VEPP-2 electron-positron storage ring was designed for
experiments on the interaction of positrons and electrons with aq,,energy of up to
2 x 700 Mev. It is basically a special type of B-3M synchrotron~7and is equipped
with an exterior injector, a high-vacuum storage track, a single thread system to
extract the electron beam from the accelerator and insert it into the storage ring.

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It has electron-optic channels and a converter to transform an electron beam into
a positron beam. It now works at an energy of 200 Mev. Basic studies of the
process of insertion into the storage ring were made at an energy of 100 Mev. A
detailed description is given of the installation and storage of electrons and
positrons. A system of spark chambers, comprising a 2 x 0. 7 solid angle
steradian close to the vertical direction, was prepared for experiments on the
interaction of positrons and electrons. Efforts are now being made to increaNe
the accumulation speed of positrona, Orig, art. has:;4 figures,
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AU!~,HOR: Auslender, V. L.; Karliner, M. M.; Pc)pav,_S. G.;
A.-N.; Shekhtman, I. A.
ORG: none Jl'/
TITLE: Phase instability of an intense electron beam in a storage ring
SOURCE: Atomnaya energiya, v. 20, no- 3, 1966, 210-213
TOPIC TAGS: storage ring, electron beam, automatic stabilization equipment, phase
modulation, electron accelerator/ VEPP-2 storage ring
ABSTRACT: The authors consider radial-phase self-oscillations in storage rings at
11arge beam currents. Conditions for the stability are obtained in the case of arbit-
ra.rj frequency characteristics of the accelerating system. It is shown that. stability
jeonditions derived in earlier studies, stating that it is sufficient to tune -the ac-
celerating resonator 'to a frequency somewhat lower than -the generator frequency in
order tu preve.(Yt self excitation of phase oscillations at arbitrarily large beam cur-
rents, are riot borne out in practice, and that other factors must be taken into ac-
count in a more rigorous stability analysis. Allowance iz; also made for the inter-
action between -the beam and the accelerating system and other elements of the vacuum
1 chaniber at harmonics of the elcctron-bunch revolution frequency. Some results of an
experimental inves-16ligation of self excitation of phase oscillations in 'the storage
r-'Pgs of the Institute of Nuclear Physics of the Siberian Department of JUT SSSR axe
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prezented (VEPP-2). An example where the instability due to the eighteenth harmonic
was eliminated is described. The authors thank G. I. Budker for continuous interest
and B. A. Lazarenko,.A. A. Litvinov, I. K. SSLmn T. P. Starodubtseva) Ye. A.
Pirushkin, and G. M. Tuin-a-y-E-n-7T5re1p ~r~I~h ihe expeFimefifs-.Orig. art. ha
ffiures and 14 :eo-r-mUYAs.
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AUTHOR: Auslender, V. L.; Kulipanov, G. N.; MILhnev S. I.; Nau~nov A. A.,
G.; Skrinskiy, A. N.J. Tumaykfn_,__ff_-_Y-_
ORG: none
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TITLE: Experimental data on the interaction of beams during collision
SOUCE: Atomnaya ener,
1~ra,,, v. 20, no. 30 1966, 213-21T
,C/-FC rope, pnrn'.' sitron/ VEP-1 storage ring,, VEPP-2
TOPIC TAGS: 4electron collision,'storage ring, p0
storage ring
ABSTRACT: The.authors present a preliminary review of results 0 beam collision ef-
fectsp obtained with the VEP-1 (electron-electron storme ----O/Irnd the VEPP-2
.(Positron-electron) atbrage ring. Th~-Ifistall ions and the main parameters of the
beams in the storage rings are presented elsewhere (Atomnaya energiya, v. 19, 498 and
502, 1965; E.-I. Zinin et al.p present*source) p. 220 [Acc. Nr. Ap6o21624]). most
of the data pertain to the VEP-1 storage ring at colliding beam energies 'of 43 Mev....
The "t& presented include the diagram of resonances in the working region.of the
magnetic fieldi photographs of different spreading effects in the beamsp the distribu-
tion of the densities of the particles in one beam with-and without the collisions
with the other beam, the dependence of the electron lifetime on the revolution fre-
quency and an the colliding-bew currentp and the depen4ence of the partial electron
lifetime on various factors. The phenomena in the VIPP-2 storage ring were essential-
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AUTHOR: Zinin, E. I.; Korobeynikay, L. S.; Wippgy,_Q.
-veyev, Yu. G.- Popov, S. G.; Skrinskly, A. N.; Starodubtseval To Pe; T!~ ~G-
OR : nonne~
TITLE: Control 'and regulation system for the electron beam parameters in thelv~'EEEPP?-_
electron-electron storage ring
SOURCE: Atomnaya energiya, v. 20, no, 3, 1966, 220-223
TOPIC TAGS: electron beam, electron accelerator, storage ringj, plasmoid acceleration,
synchrotron radiation
ABSTRACT: The authors describe briefly the main systems used for different stages Of
adjustment and physical research of the VEP-1 assembly, first described by G. 1.
Budker et al. (Atomnaya energiya v. 19, 498) 1965). The parameters investigated were
the magnitude of the injected current, the angular divergence and.transverse dimen-
sions of the beam, its energy and energy spread, and the pos'ition and apg~e at the
exit from the ele:!tron-optical channel. The-number of injected particle# and the
phase difference between the input and output were measured with lead probes. The
first revolutions of the 'captured cimient were observedilfby recording the synchrotron
radiation with a photomultiplier. e captured and stored currents were also measured-
with the aid of the synchrotron- ation. The-radial position of the orbits was Coll"
Ir
trolled either by regulating the by changing the frequency of the accelerating
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voltage or by producing azimuthal modifications of the magnetic field with additional
turna. The positions of the orbits at the collision location ver~-roughly monitored
by means of an optical television oyatemp and more accurately by a remotely controlle&
diaphragm located at the place of encounter. The systems used to measure the lumino-
sityp to control the.radial and azimuthal positions of the-plasmoids.16 detearmaine
phase dimensions of the plasmoidsp and to wnitor and study various co~~e effects
are briefly described. ' The lifetime of the beam was monitored conti~~Xy with a
special electronic system which determlr~d the logailtboic derivatl" of a signal pro-
portional to the current in the track.,* brig. art. boa: 6 figurese.,
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SKRINSKIY, Yu.M., inzh.; KAMBULOV, V.A.
Comaents on I.A. Raiskin's article. Prom. stroi. 39 no. 1:60-62
161. (MIRA 14:1)
(qutters) (Roofing, Concrete)

SYRINSKly, YU.M., Inzh.
Elements of a building made of reinforced-concrete panels in an
earthquake area. Bet. i zhel.-bet. 8 no-3:105-109 Mr '62.
(MMIk 15'3)
(Precast concrete construction) (Earthquakes and building)

SKRINSKIY, Yu.-%UKEBAYI:ll M., kand.tekhn.nauk
j I
Unified frame for public buildings in earthquake districts.
Zhil. stroi. no.7:10-12 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Glavnyy inzhendr masterskoy instituta Kazgorstroyproyekt
(for Skrinskiy).
(Earthquakes and buildings)

A.; GARVARDT, V., konstruktor; SKRINSKIY, Yu,(llinzh.
NAUMOV,
Design and construction of large-panel apartment houses. Zhil.
stroi. no.8:9-11 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Glavnyy arkhitektor proyektov instituta Kazgorstroyproyekt
(for Naumov).
(Alma-Ata-Apartment houses)
(Precast concrete construction)

SKRINTAR, J.
Renovtion of gear wheels by hard facing. P. 338
Welding boilers in the USSR. P. 345
ZVARANIE Vol. 4, No. 11, Nov. 1955
Czechoslovakia
SOURCE: FAST EURCPEAN LISTS Vol. 5, No. 7 'July 1956

PHASE I BOOK M(PLOITATION sov/4163
Moscow. Tsentrallnyy aero-gidrodinamicheskiy institut
Shumoglusheniye (Noise Suppression) Moscovy Oborongizo 1959, 128 p.
(series: Promyshiennaya aerodinamika,, abornik., no. 14) Errata slip
inserted. 1.,100 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page): Ye. Ya. Yudin; Ed. (Inside book): A. S. Ginevskiy,
Candidate of Technical Sciences; Ed. of Publishing House: T. A.
Valedinskaya; Tech. Ed.: K. A. PWtbl-fkova; Managing Ed.: A.-S.
Zaymovskaya,. Engineer.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is intended for engineers, technicians,
and-scientific workers specializing in industrial aerodynamics and
noise suppression of aerodynamic installations.
COVERAGE: The collection contains papers on problems associated with noise
suppression of aerodynamic installations. The subjects covered include:
the basic par ters of noise suppressors, jet noise., the aerodynamic
noise of rotating rods, noise suppressors for large ventilating systemps
and methods used In accustical research. No personalities am mentioned.
All articles but one are accompanied by references most of vhich are
Soviet.
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1. Yudin, Ye. Ya. Calculation of the Basic Parameters of Noise SuppreB-
s,ors for Aerodynamic and Gaadynamic Installations 3
2. Mmin.. A. G.., and B. K.__Skripac-h Approximate Calculation of the
Noise of a Free G~_sJ;k 17
3. Borshchevskiyj I. Ya., 1. A. Grafskiy., and Ye. Ya. Tudin. Invistiga-
tion of the Effect of Density of the Medium on the Level and Spect
of the Aerodynamic Noise of Rotating Rods 22
4. Filippova., R. D. Investigation of Noise Suppressors for Urge Ven-
tilating Installations 33
5. Yudin,. Ye. Ya... K. G. Chikin.. and A. G. Munin. Natural Dampers With
Loose-Material-Type Absorbers 43
6. Skripach, B. K. Investigation of the Effect of an Airflow on Free
'-]7y-rl3-~--7Gran-iLL9-x--MaterI al
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AUTHOR: Belotserkovskiy, So M.; Skripach, B. K.., Tabachnikov, V. Go
TITLE: Determining rotary resistanc e derivatives in wind tunnels
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izv. Mekhanika i mashihos troyeniye, no. 3,
21-28
TOPIC TAGS: resistance derivatives rotary derivatives, rotary
resistance derivatives, wind tunnel test
ABSTRACT: Some special features of experiments determining the
rotary resistance derivatives for steady or -damped'harmonic oscil-
lation of.a model at a constant average stream velocity and small
oscillation amplitude are discussed.' Rotary ~esis-tance derivatives
of aerodynamic forces and moments are determined analy,ticall-y~*-from'
experimentally established relationships between aerodynamic loads
acting on the model and kinematic parameters of the model's motion.
The cases of oscillation of a model with a rigid coupling (dynamo-
metric method), when kinematic parameters of model motion do not
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depend on acting forces, and of oscillation with elastic coupling
(kinematic method), when these'parameters depend on acting forces, i
are analyzed. Two alternatives of the kinematic method, the method
of forced vibrations and the method of free vibrations, are also
analyzed. Data of experimental investi ations of rotary and trans-
9
lational oscillation of a model of a rectangular wing at subsonic
speeds by dynamometric and both kinematic methods are compired in
diagrants with results of theoretical analysis obtained by the linear~
theory, showing a fair agreement among all methods. Orig. art. has:
5 figures and 25 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: none
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AUTHOR: ]3elotserkovskiy. S. M. (moscow); Skripach.'B. K*. (Mditco w);
Tabachnikov, V. Go (Moscowl
TITLE: Determining unsteady aerodynamic properties of cones
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Hekhanika i:mashinostroyeniye, no. 59
1964, 140-141
TOPIC TAGS: subsonic flow, rotary resistance derivativegresistance
derivative, rotary resistance derivative coefficient, flow over r1onet-
thin wing linear theory
ABSTRACT: The results of an experimental investigation of the co-
efficients of. rotary resistance derivatives of acrodynamic forces
and moments for sharp-nosed cones'at low subsonic speeds.are pre-
sented. The experiments were carried out on a dynamometric test
bench with arigid coupling. The cone wa *a subjected to harmonic
torsional vibrations about the transverse z-axis at an angular fre-
quency P and amplituae a*. The experimental data obtained for cones~'._._
are compared with data obtained by applying linear theory to delta
wings. The.results showed,that rotary resistance derivatives are
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FEDYAYEVSKIY, K.K., doktor tekhn.nauk; SKRIPACH, B.K., kand.tekhn.nauk
Efficient use of flaps on activated lateral fins for the stabili-
zation of ships. Sudostroenie 30 no.1:8-9 Ja 164. (NIRA 17:3)

FA 117TIP4
USSR/Chemiatry - Systems, Ternary Jun 1946
Chemistry - Solubility
"Solubility Studies in the Ternary System: 'Ethyl
1i
Alcohol-Water-Vinylideno Chloride, T. K. Skripach,
M. I. TemkinY 4 pp
"Zhur Fiz Rhin" Vol XX, No 6
CH2 was derived from heating C C12 to 31.5 degrees at
760 mm pressure. Ethyl alcohol, with boiling tempera-
ture of 76.5 degrees at 760 mm, and twice-distilled
water were used. Diagrams of equipment and tables of
results, Investigation of the ternary system (CC -12
alcohol,, water at 20 degrees) produced a-linodal a5d
a system of nodes.
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AUTHORS: Baranayev, M. K., Zin:iv 'yelf'., Yu. MI. Skripach. T. K.
S~,bo-rovskiy,, L. Z.
TITLE: The Synthesis of Organnphospherus Compounds From Hydrocarbons
and Their Derivatives (Sintez fosforcrganicheskikh soye-
dirieniy iz uglevodorodoir i ikh prc-izvodnykh-)' VIII. The In-
vestigatic-n of Oxidation of Phesnhorustrichlo-ride With Oxygen
(VIII. izucheniye okislen-L,,fatrakILkli:'--c;:.-i;~:t.-~g:-- fosfora kislo-
rudom)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 19':8, Vol. 28, Nr 6, pp~ 1628--1631
~USSR)
ABSTRACT: There are, ir, fact, very few papers dealirg with the oxida-
tic:n of ph,.,3phoru3 tr-'ch-Lcxid--4 with 1--;fy.-er.. Only Remsen (Rem-
zen) points tto the pogsibility of oxiai7i-ng this chloride
wiTh oxyger., "~Cpatent is mention-ed (Ref 9) in which
t'le 11'7~;mbuztionll at 150 of a gaz, mJxtu:cls ,.)f PC1 and oxy-
7
gen is d~-:scrib.cd (molax ratify.; 2 The ob 3 er-v ~ t il ons made
by the authclrs show that the c-f phesphorus tri-
chlorids as well as that of the compo-~xnds synthesized from
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Thc- Synthesi a k-;f Or-w cnh,~sphr,.rus Comroaad:3 F.,-.m 11y.-I-ro,.-arbons and Their
Durivative3. VIIL The In-testigation of (.~f Phcoph-crustrichloride
With Oxygon
aryl.- ani,' alkyl radical.,3,, dialkylamine- and other
n. or o-v a! r-ij i organi , groups ) wi ',h a s irk,-Ie paasare of gaseous
oxyg~-n or air ean be ubt_r,_-,sd by weans of the mentioned re--
ap7ents. Earlier the a~icumptior. was made that the ox4.dation
chlorophosphination aq well as the o-(ida'ui,-)-- of phosphorus
trichloride have radi-,al chara,2~-,--n. A,!cording to this assump-
tion in the oxidation rjf phosphozits trichloride first the
bindirtu- cf oxy-gen to this aub-sta-r-,:Ie takes place. The formed
compoutid can- be eitiler neg&L-ded az biradit-al (CI k6) or as
'
'
~
?
---> C
- r
POO . Th
)).Pcl + 0 is adduct
-
biDolar io.~ (Ci
PO
T
3 2
3
conv?rts immediately witb, a mcle..,uIr- PC1 and forms
phoaphcroxy.:~hlorids. Cl POO + Pr'! 2-P061 hen a hydro-
3
ca-~bop (RH) is prese"'t Ln the 77ea~t~o.q it can be
in the rea:,,tion
. The bi
:7adical Cl ~00 forms the
included
-
.
.
RO + RH ---->POC1
+
organic radical R, and the radica", OH:CIL
,
3
~
i w-jth the molecule
+ R,+ 6H on the occasion of the coi.lisio,-
RH. Either of these radicals can lead to the formation of
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The Synthesis of Organophosphorus Compounds From Hydrocarbons and Their
Derivatives. VIII. The Investigation of Oxidation of Phosphorustrichloride
With Oxygen
SUBMITTED:
chloride with oxygen is a heterogeneous process dependent
on the velocity of solution of the oxygen. The oxidation
velocity of phosphorus trichloride with gaseous oxygen does
in no case depend on the temperature. The activation energy
of this oxidation is very small which fact points to the
assumed free-radical character of this process. There are
4 figures and 11 references, lo of which are Soviet.
May 29, 1957
1. Phosphorus chlorides--Oxidation
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with Ch and OR ions were studieC The inhibition rate constants were deterained
T
0 6n
where t
from the relationship I is the time required to destroy ones
0-5
half of the original Cil~,7and is the initial concentration of FM.. The
poeudomonomolecular bydrolysis A e constants were determined from the relationshipl,_:J,
t
2.3
K, =".'(2 19a). where t is the time and a the percentage concentration of unreaote'd-.:.'.
-------------
Ki
FOS. The second order rate constants were determined from "Ka
(OH)'- 0,025
The reaction mechanism is explained-as a nuoleophilio, substitutiou__ of 5.2't after J.
Dostorovaky and H. 160-nn (J# Chem- Soces 516# 1953) LThe kinetic charsateristics
were found to change with change in the structure of nS. The authors.thank V. A.- I
aniam of cholineste-r.-Is T_
Yakoyler,for helpful advice concerning the inhibition moob ase.
art. has: I table and 3 equations.
Orig.
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SKRIPACHRV, 14.
Finding potentialities for the increase of labor productivity
in the plastics indlistry. Biul.nauch.inform; trud i zar.plata
no.8:6-9 '59. (14IRA 13:1)
(Flastics industry-Labor productivity)

VISHNIEVSKIY, I.I.; FRE14K!",L', A.3,; 8fMIPAK, V.N.
Heat conductivity of chrome spinelide. Fiz. tver tela 5 no.9:
2691-2697 S 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut ogneuporov, Kharlkov.

A,CCF-SSION NRI AP4036903 S/0131/64/000/005/0227/0231
AUTHORSx Vishnevskiyj 1. 1*; Skrip . A.
TITLEs Thermal conductivity of refractories containing graphite
SOURCEt Ognouporpi, no. 5~ 19641 227-231
TOPIG TAGSs refractory, graphite refractory, thermal conductivity, thermal olec-
tromotive force, grain orientation, platinorhodium thermocouple, transformer
LATR 1, stabilizer SN 0.75, potentiometer P 306
ABSTEUXT: An experimental device for testing thermal conductivity of graphite-
containing refractories was constructed by the UNIIO (Ukrainian Scientific Research
Institute of Refractories). Its design, based on the common cylindrical shell
method, is shown in Fig. I on the Enclosures. Provisions are made for testing
cyclind.riGal'samples 55 min in diameter and 180 mm long with a central opening 16 mm
in diameter. A spiral heater consisting of EI-626 wire wound around a corundum
tube was placed in the central opening, insulated by asbestos and light chamotte,
Electric power was supplied by a transformer ILATft-1 from the regUator SN-0*75, AIL
measurements were taken at tepperatures up to 1150G with platinum-rhodium thermo-
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.couples placed as shown in Fig. 2 of the &closures, Thermal conductivity
coefficients were determined at 100-degree intervals in the temperature range
~700-1100C and wore calculated according to the formula:
Qln
2dAt
where: radial stream of heat generated per unit of time by a heater section
with the length At - temperature diff erence between the points and
ri r2a
Maximum theoretica3 error varied from 6-8%. Thermoelectromotive force was measured
(accu,racy to 0.001 mv) with a -P-306 potentiometer and a mirror galvanometer
(10-7 v/mm). The results showed that thermal coefficients of graphite were
different in the directions parallel and perpendicular to the direction of material':
pressing. This was explained by the grain orientation originating in the process
of pressing. To increase the thermal conductivity of a graphite-containing
refractory lining the thermal flux should progress perpendicular to the direction
of pressing. This would produce an approximate 40% increase in the conductivity,
If the thermal flux must proceed parallel to the pressing direction., an atteropt
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should be made to obtain a fine texture of refractory material during its produc-
tion and thus to increase its The experimental specimens were presented., and
some of their indexes were determined by I. P, Safronovae Orig. arts hass 2
tablos, 5 figures, and 1 formula.
ASSOCIATIONt Ukrainskiy nauchno-iosledovatel'skiy institut ogneuporov (Ukrainian
Scientific Research Institute ofRefractories)
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conductivity coefficient:
1- heater; 2- samplei 3- prop and
extension pieces; 4- thermocouple
terminals; 5- thermal insulation;
6- rings of ultralight 'material;
8- heater points-,
7-
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Fig. 2. Section of a sample and the distribution of
openings for thermocouple for the determination of
and X11 0
P - direction of stress in pressingj dotted lines show
'particle orientation in the sample.
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