SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SOLOVYEVA, Z.V. - SOLTA, V.

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14 Wed "-maw ANCUUM
G, Ta glbxkx^ (CentraSISPE&I
29jit), l4ij-1413-The contents ofTilf, and Till!
are tount) by Calculdtion from the results of twv ,%0i
~itraliona. One Forticri of 016 sample is dissolved
resan a s,=i. of Fel+. and the Fel+ formed are
x
e
!itrated witli KMnO., Another pottlon is dissolved
in 0-1 Al HCI. whereby Til- am oxfklised to T16+
and H Is libers ad, ex"m of a soln. of"Fel+ is added
-izi A
art(I th6 F04- formed are titratod with KHOO'.
11~oadjdro--In tin atmosphere of CO, 413solve I S
m
of tumpte Ir 24 ml ferne ammonigm
alum ct#%mining I ml of fent. 11,SO, In 100 ml, then
add 78 tul of diL 14S0, wan. (I + 20) and 5 ml'of
Reinharch's mixture. and titrate to a ot*bla pink
colour with 0-02 JY K34n04 (VI ml). A64 In AA
trnrsph~ra of CO disselve I If of tample, in 100 ml
D. I N 11cl In ~ie pr". once of 5 ml of saturated
(NII)150 sfAn tow3asastahl-
L
--aWl* ad I dil. H*%Q, volm (I + 20) and 8 mJ
Reinhardt's mixture, followed by 15 ml of 10
feffic ammoniu-m alum soln., "d Write %2
0.02 N K-Mno, ml). The content of Till to
Uds to 2( V, -~V,) and that of Til- to 2 V, m-
determinations can he cArried o-.t in 20 to 40
rrin-
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AUTHORS: Timoshenko, N. N., Borok, B. A., Teplenko V. G., Solcjv'yeva,
TITLE: Metallurgical processing of ilmenite concentra+,e and W-tnlum-
mngnetites for the purpose of obtaining iron powder and a prod,.~A
with high titanium content
PERIODICAL: ReferatIvnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no, 6, i9i2j, 13, abstract 6093
(in collection "Titan I yego splavy", no. 5, MoLc,~,w, All SSSR, 1961,
69 - 74)
TEXT- The technical scheme of processing ilmenite concentrate consiota of
~-he following operations: 1) crushing and mixing the charge, composed of 11menite
concentrate with 10% admixture of a solid reducing agent (carbon, carbon black,
thermotalls) and NaCl, added in a 20% amount of the ilmenite concentrate; 2) r~--
duction In a furnace with any type of heating at 1,150OC; 3) discharge and grind-
Ing of the cake until -170+200 mesh particle size; 4) wet magnetic separation
with repeated demagnetization of the Fe powder (weak magnetic field. goo oersted);
5) washing from salt and drying a) of the magnetic fraction at 4o - 6oOc; b) of
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SOURM RZh- Matallurgiya, Abe. 10273
AUMORs Borok, B. A.1 Toplanko, V. 0*1 SOIOV'YOVap Ze V.1 Routova, N. P,
TITLEt 11nala and teohnology of produotion or powder alloys
CITED 5011MCEj Tr. Kuyby*shn-xsk. ariats. in-t, vy*p. 16, 1963, 23-30
TJ I'! G 7.~~i ponls)r n1loy produotlon, oxide powdor produotion, atool povrlor Produo-
tion
T r LAT! 0,1 A dsiincrintton in r,,ivf3n of a mithod ror thn- preprxral-lon of
r~)(bintlon or a of hylrldo,
710" 4 kc 11"! '14FF1 *all
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'1"'n" wtill ~,3
r hI
I c,;-f t n ~1; ).r ~A t u i,n"X.
At
U,-, o,1117tm flith r~41~1,)j and

jk~ , " F.,13 3, 10 NN it jA 11,10 18 32 1
tbolr rflduction 1~y C?31112 follows a complex courso. CaO formqd Aurlnr, r,~ductlon notn
ri:i a "_pftrrit,)r whtch prov-)nti thj pirtirln-3 from aIntoring. Whnn thf~ CqO oontant
,or thn r.-inction j,rudu,,f.Fi 1i Inaufflotont to 91iritnatn aintorine., an riddItiolinl
rv.ount of GqO In w1fiski to the oharj;e. HaCl c" aluo be uaqd ma tho 5'31"Artlt~lr. CaO
is remo7"d from thn Mial produot by quonoMni; with wntor and aubsolunnt trontmont
with a diluto 1101 nolution, TrashAng the GaCl. orr with wnterp and drying the porrdgr
An vvLouuTt dosioootorat The method described is used In -the produotion ot powders
:of stainl5se stoola 111h18N9T# lKhl7'NZ# OXhlSN9# nichromas MvZONOO and W61175, and
-other alloyao Vo Hashpor
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ACCESSION NR: AT5022892 UR/2776/65/000/043/0099/0108
AUTHOR; Solov'yevaj Z. V.; Golubeva, L. S.; Shehegglev&, Rqo!yev#A- 14.
A.; KudindVA."' 1.-q.- fy,55 A ~ .5,
TITLE: Investigation of the pioperties and production conditt
on# of nichrome
powder
SOURCE: q. ~Hoscow. Tgentlal illy usuchn LA21*4Qv4&Al'4
urgiil Sbornik trudov, no. 43, 1965. Poroahkovaya metallurgiya (Powder metal-
lurgy)..'99-108
4~ 441~ "
OPIC TAGS: nichrome alloy, powder alloy, nonmetallic inclusion$ slaterLug,
solid nolution, twinning, heat resistant all0X,( resistivity
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ABSTRACT: In view of the deviations observej in th tochnological~,properties of
the products fabricated from the powder of_Xb20
MI ich _mLAjjoyl~repared by the
method of the combined reduction of metal oxides with C&H2 dove ped by the
Central Scientific Research Institute of Forro4j _Ketallw,_- rauthors per-
formed a thorough investigation of the parameters of the process. Gas analyses
and -70lographic examinations established that nichrome pMers obtained at
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oxide-reduction temperatures of 900-1100'C (for 6 hr) contain 4 considerable
amount of non-metallic inclusion*, associated with the higher content of oxygen-
This condition is corrected (the oxygen content to reduced to the required minL-
mum of 0.4% and the microstructure becomes homogeneous) by raising to 1175*C the
reduction temperature and performing reduction for 6-8 hr (6 hr for 219-mm dia-
meter retort and 8 hr for 273--mm diameter retort). However, while the powder pro
pared at 1175*C for 6-8 hr displays the optimal compactibility, Its slaterability
is much lower than in powders prepared at lower reduction temperatures (900-
1100*C), which evidently is attributable to the activizing, effect cf oxygen as
well as to granulometric composition. Since, the oxygen content way not exceed
0.04%, it appears that sinterability can be improved only by altering the gr&nu-
lometric composition of the powder. This composition con be regulated withi,
broad limits by pulverizing the sinter (pulp) for 0.5, 1.0, 1,5, and 2 hr.
evaluate its quality, the powdered-metal nichrome prepared on the basis of the
above improvements was subjected to heat treatment and cold working and tested
for physical properties. Specimens compacted under a pressure of 6,0-6.8 tons/cM2
and sintered at the maximum temperature (1375*C) were found to display the highest.
ultimate strength and plasticityJ7JUjLof 0.5-2.0 mm diamatW fabricated from
sintered briquets displays, following its heat treatment (water quenching from
2/3
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870'C), physical properties an high &a those of standard nichrome wire. Follow-
ing its sintering, as well as following its forging in the temperature range
1000-12001C, the powdered-metal nichrome has the monophase structure of a nickel-
bass solid solution with grain boundaries clearly revealed by etching. Polro-Wing,
its annealing at 800 or 900% the nichrome displays the typical structure of
nickel austenite; the grain orientation changes and a large number of twins
appears. In adiition to their high heat resistance and resistance to oxidation
at high temperatures, the producte,fibricated from such nichromo powder display
a high resistivity (1.07-1.12 obm-un /m). Orig. art. has: 10 figures, 6 tabtes.
ASSCCIATION: none
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ACCESSION NR: AT5022894 UR/2776/65/000/043/0135/0118 4~
AUTHOR: Tsplenko, V. G.; Solov'yeva, Z. V.; Makshantsevs, 0. T. 4
7B+(
TITLE: Investigation of the possibility of obtaining stellit powder
SOURCE: Moscow. Tj_qntvak n nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut chernoy ustallux-1
i-y-a
giis Sbornik trudov, no. 43, 1965. Poroshkov;yA-m-eta1-l-U_V_-_ -(Power Metall
14~S~115 118
TOPIC TAGS: stellite,.powder metal production, cobalt containing alloy,
sintering
ABSTRACT: Despite their outstanding physical properties, stellites have a limited
range of applications, since their high hardness makes it impossible tomachine
them with cutting tools# Th can be remedied in some cases (e.8. in the fabri
Al dies, etc.)by means of investment c sting,
cation of_g&&=LMjkAnejLaLt a but this
is a highly expensive and wasteful technique. Hence, to find a better solution
the authors investigated the possibility of fabricating stallits parts by powd;r_
metallurgical methods. Stellite powder containing 0.91% C, 2.2% Si. 27.5% Cr, i-
4.2% W, 61.8% Co, 3.3% Fe, was prepared by the method of the.combined reduction
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of oxides with CaH in the presence of Cr C as the source of C, at 1100-1150%
V R02
for 4-5 hr, in a stainless steel retort. resulting sinter was pulverfted to t
0.2 mm particle size and then "slaked" with water. The pulp thus obtained was
treated with weak HCI (pH - 3) and the resulting stellite powder vat washed with
water and alcohol and vacuum-dried at 40-50*Clt X-ray micrographic analy"i Xe-,
vealed the presence of a solid solution based on cobalt and a carbide phase
(Cr3C2 and complex carbides IlThe powder particles are represented by polous gra-
nulea with a strongly ramifi6d rough surface (mean pour weight: 2.0 g/ca ), Such
stellite powder is easily pressed without requiring the addition of grease or
plasticizing agents. The density of sintered (at 1280-1300% in vacuum and
hydrogen atmospheres) briquets of the stellite powder in close to the values cha-
racteristic of cast stellite (the density of the stellite obtained by melting the
powder is 8,29 g/cm3); residual porosity does not exceed 9%; hardness is 43-"
HRC, which is of the sme order as that of cast stellitee Orile art. has: 3 tablesi
ASSOCIATION: none
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ACCESSION NR:, AP5016931 UR/0089/65/018/006/0623/0626
621.039-T
AUIMORS Rauzen, F. V.; 801CMIZge'! zo T&*
~TITLE: Removal of radioactive isotopes from waste water
I
:SOURCE: Atomnaya energiya, v. 18, no. 6, 1965, 623-626
TOPIC TAGS: radioactive waste disposaj coagulation, Ion exchange
1ABSTRACT: The purpose of the investJgalion was to verify that the
I
itechnicological scheme of a waste-water purification station., des-
leribed at the Second Geneva Conference by K. A. Boll8hakov et al.
ATrudy Vtoroy mezhdunarodnoy konferentsii po mirnomu lspoltzovaniyu
latomnoy energii. Dokl. sovetsk. uchanykh ITransactions of Second
~International Conference on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, Papers
:by Soviet Scientists],, Atomizdat 1959, page 189), special experiments
:were set up on solutions containing one or several specially added
!radioactive isotopes. The various radioactive isotopes were then
,.eliminated from the solutions first by coagulation, and then by ion
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.exchange through filtering with Lonites. The results showed that-a
successive treatment of low-activity waste water by coagulation and
by two-atage Ion exchange can reduce the concentration of the radio
active laotopes below the maximum permissible value, for all radio-
active isotopes. The removal of the radioactive isotopes from the
'waste solutions by the ionites is directly dependent on the salinity
~of the solution. With increasing content of salts in the filtrates
~past the ionite columns, the concentration of the radioactive isotopei
I
.in them Increases. Orig. art, hast 3 figures and 2 tables.
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SHKOLINIK, M.Ya.; SOLCV'rEVA-TROITSKAYA, re,A.
Physiological significance of boron. Report No.2s Temperature factor
In eliminating boron deficiency by the nucleic acid. Bot. zhur. 47
na.5:626~635 V 162. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Botanicheskiy institut imeni V.L.Konarova AN SSSR, Leningrad,
(Plants, Effect of boron on)
(Nucleic acid metabolism)
(Plantso Effect of temperature on)

I
SHKOLINIX, M.Ya.,- SOUNIZVA-TROITSKAYA, Ye.A.
Aysiological role of boron. Report No.3. Specific role of
boron in the formation of reproductive organs and fruiting.
Bot. shur. 47 no.M1414-1425 0 162, (HDU 15:12)
1. Botamicheskiy inatitut imeni Y.L. Nomrova AN SSSRj
Leningrad. (Plants,, !'ffect of boron on)
(Plants-Reproduction)

KARPOVICII, V.N.; SOLOVIEVA-VOLYNS)KAYA, T.N.
Attracting whiskered tern for nesting by artiflcl#Ll raftao
Trudy OGZ n0,4049-352 162. (MBA 170)

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30LOlYwH, A. G.
4707 Solcvykh, A. G. i Kostetskayn, L. Ye. Razvedeniye Krolikov. Simferopol',
krymizdat, 1954. 6eS. 3 ill 20 sm. 3000 ekz 80K.- Sibliogr: S.63-(54-58114)F
636.92 (47.79)-~(016.1~)
S~: Lotopis' Zhiirnal WhStatay, Vo17, 1949

SOWVYKH, A.G.
The dignotive processes of ruminant anirmls. on various diets,
Zhivotnnvodstvo 21 no.2:71-?4 Y '59. (MIRA 12:3)
1. Laboratortya fisiologli sel'skokhoz7ftYgtv~nnykh sbirotnykh Yealoyusnogo
nauchno-ionledovatellskogo instituta shivotnovoUtTap
(Ruminantla) (Digestion')

SOLOVYKH, A. G.
Cand Biol Sci - (diss) "State of digestive processes in rumin-
ating, animals duriniz different conditions of undereatInC.tj Mos-
cow, 1961. 19 pp; (Moscow Order of Lenin and Order of Labor
Red Banner State Univ imeni M. V. Lomonosov, Biology-6oils Fac-
ulty); number of copies not Fiven; price not given; (KL, 6-61
sup, 209)

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_02~: Solovykh, D. A.,Arest-Yakubovichl A. A., Gantmakherv A, R.v
--S-. S.
nFI-Ve-d-e V,
Polymerization of styrene and butadiene initiated by sodium
naphthalene in weakly polar media
VYsokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, v- 4, no- 5, 1962,
702-703
The activation energy and rate constants of the homogeneous
Polymerization of styrene and butadiene with organosodium initiators in
hydrocarbon media in the presence of small tetrahydrofuran additions were
determined for the first time by a two-stage method. First, "live" polymers
w,~re obtained by preliminary polymerization of - 1/6 of the monomer with
sodium, naphthalene in a tetrahydrofuran medium, and were then used as
polymerization initiators in toluene or cumene with tetrahydrofuran. The
polymerization rate was measured between -60 and -350C and the initiator
concentration was determined from c - 2m/M, where m is the amount of
polymerioed monomer in g, c is the number of initiator moles,'and 9 is the
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molecular weight of the polymer. Toluene caused chain transfer during
butadiene polymerization with 6.5~ tetrahydrofuran. The polymerization
rate of styrene and butadiene in toluene was found to increase with
tranaition from organolithium to organooodium initiators. There is
1 table.
ASSOCIATIONs
S U B:,' 1 'AT ---'D
Fiziko-khimichoskiy institut im. L. Ya. Karpova
(Physicochomical Institute imeni L. Ya. Karpov)
March 31, 19061
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1 2,5 Hy. 0 (Xr-
and
Table. Poly-merization of styrene
butadiene in the presence of sodium
na-)V-thalentl in hydrocarbon solvunts with tetrahydrofuran additions. Legends
04
rahydrof"run contont, ~ by volume; (3) monomer; (4) initial
monom naphthalene
ner concentration, molosllitor; solvent; (6) sodium
C'ancentration, -"Oles/liter; (7) polymerization tem erature, C,
liter/mole-soo; (103
(11)
butadienel
styrenel
61 kcal/mole; (9) k ,
-500C
(12) toluane; (13) cumene.

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I; V , Gantrnld,.er, A. R. and VRO
P.-.) 1 yme r i7on, 0
TMIZ: .ti f but_ndien~elfn the presence of a11=11. metals
and their compounds in dif"Aerent media
FMIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 149, no - 5, 196 )3, lo67-1070
TEM Literature on the polymerization of dienes, initiated by alkali metals
and the-Ir compounds, notes that the proportion of structures characteristic
of the anion type of polymerization, contrary to expectations, decreases with
increaz;n& polarity of the Ye-R bond (Me -- alkali metal) in hydrocarbon
media. Tha authors of this work., devoted to invattigation of the effect of
poly.nerl::ation conditions on the structuro of butadiene) pay special attention
to thi s nroblem. The investiGation was performed under vacuun. conditions,
WiVvi pr~
-or thorou&h cleaning of =n=crs and solvents. The results obtained
show taat the increase in the proportion of 1,2-structures of polybutacliene
,(jobserved 4pon transitIon'from potassium
and 3,4-structureu of 'polyisoprene, A.
to sodi,= comT)-ounds in a hydrocw.-b-ol medlvm is due to the presence,of
impurit-res solvating the opposilte-chhrgedlons. There are 2 tables.
ASSOCIATITN'- Fiziko-khimicheskiy in!.titut im. L. Ya. Karpova (Yjays ico-_
che-dcal IastltutelinerA L. Ya. Karpov) SUBMTTEDs :anuary 10, 1963
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smelting furnaces. OgneuDorj 30 no.,;:36-39 16-91,
(Y,IR4
1. lwititut prrbljbz materialovedenlys AN UkrSSP ("or Xibly-1,
Kuzenkova). 2. Balkhashakly gornonotallurgJ.-hoskiy kombtna,.
(for Shtavnlyauf, Solovykh).

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YFIGOROVP N.N., dotsent, kand.mrellfrkokhoz.nauk4-SOl4ZHEMI
assistent lm~
Age differences in the brown-tail moth Euprocks chryaorrhoes L,
Zashch.rast.ot vred.i bol. 5 no.3s43 Mr 160.'- (KMA 16t1)
1. Voronezhakiy lesotekhaicheekly institut.
(Euproctia)

rXOROV, 16.F.; i1i)TjOVA, N.N.; SOLO' T.N.
........... ---
Gak letif roller in Voronezh "rovincee Zoolo zhur* -
46 no.8:1172-11?3 '-9 161. (.*-,.I?J. i 4: 8)
1. Wood Proceuaing Institute of Vorone7vi.
(Vo-,-cnezh Province-Leafrolleray'
(Oak-DIscases and pests)

YEGOROV, N.N.; SOLOZHENIKINA, T.N.
Hawthorn leaf roller Cacoecia crataegana Hb. as a mass peat of the
oak forests of Voronezh Province. Zool. zhur. 47 no.10t1501-1512
163. (MIRA 16112)
1. Wood Processing Institute of Voronezh.

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t LIORS: z;,
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T I TI B.- I.rafluence, Df Cyrnide and Co-T-fr &ilpl~ato an the Potc-it-'al
of Sulphide L,incrals (Vliyari,7c tsianida i mcdmo,,~o suporosa
ria ""O'Contoial stll,rldn~/,.11 -Jiv.ralov)
I`E RZ 10 D I CA LT~;vctnyje Vetally, 1957, flo.11, p,~,. 13 1'/ (USSR).
A!, ST -.1 "ACT; In this art.Lclep tlni _-,,%,Vez;ti,,,ation of tA1 c influemce of
Q . 4-
cyLnido and copier -~ilphvtc uscd in selective flotati,.n or
and ma-rmatite is dezc~-ibed.
potential of cllalc():~yritcj pyrl
(;,-ilitidrical clectrodeo cut fror. tLe !)olycr,11stallitle rincrals
,.-,,ere used, the vo14,1-:iLe aZ;ainst a s,-,turated ca-lomel electrode
L' ..cent-T,.,tiom; 1~,iith an accuracy of
bein-" iLeazured a4- con
0 . 0.1 r V To clltcidatc t,,o reasont: for 'Zlie observed potential
adsorption effects studied I-ith aid of cyzinide
cont'-,ir,inG radioactiv,.- cr-xloon. Rc-s7lzlts are prcz;entcd -,r.:171.ic-
Wx port-i'31- ;
tl.:~ curvcs bcin,': discijs-,~cd. It
is that Incre-_,~:i- cy-ride co.-icer.,tration leads, to -Us-
~11ricn,-,cnt of tll.e ,Dt:~ntial of the inerals in the
dir,~ction; tLe rrl.~,CCs ~,ith tLC SVrf,,_cC of t',.c :.-incral,
nrevrmts the adsor-:,tior, of x-a-.-_t_1_ate arid t.Lus reduces tle
I'lotability of tLe":-inexals. T.I.c cl_,n7e i_- the ;:,otc.-Itial 1-:--'U,',
cutrxentr,!tions of co-~.,er su,lphote follor.-s t1lie adsorptioxi
rTl*,,,.- I r. - 1 ta"lle t~nrl 11 rcfe.-Oncoo of w"cl- arc
v r. a r 0 1 cLU r e S

c 0 ide and Siilnha t1c t C:Iti al o f Z;-j -,de
Rus~~iari and 2) 1-;~--i~iish.
AVAILAUB: -Jf
1. Sulfide minerals 2. Cyanide-Applications 3, Copper sulfates-
Application 4. Flotation-Effects

SOWZHENKIN, P.M.: TASTURVICII. S.M.
of sulfide minerals by zinc vitriol together with cyanide.
IzY.Tys. ucheb. zav.; tevet. not. no-3,39-48 158. (IGRA lltll)
1. Mookovskiy, inatitut tevetnykh netalloy I zolota. Kafedra obogashcho-
nlyn poleznykh Iskopayeafth.
(Flotation) (Zinc sulfate) (Cyanides)

-SOLOZIIENIP#j_ P.M..; CLEMBOTSKIY, V.A.; OGNEVA, L.I.; ZHINMIR&M, A7N,
Complex utilization of waste at the Maik~ura concentratinf,, Imill
Izv. Otd. geol.-khIn. i tekh. nauk ;JJ Tadzh.= 3:33-44 (C.
(MIRA I ~'-: I )
1. Institut AN Tadzhikskoy SSR.
(Ore dressing) (Salvage (Waste, etc.))
t

SOWZHENKIN, P.M.
Nature of the diBtributlon and association of useful metals and
copper in are and their extraction. DDkI, AN Tadsh. WA 3 no-3s
3-7 160. (MDA 16:2)
Is Institut, khimii AN Tadzhiksko7 SSR. Predstavleno chlenom-
korrespondentom AN Tadzhiksko SSR R.B. Baratovym.
(Copper ores-AnalysisT (ore dressing)

GLEYID)TSKIY, V.A.; UVAROV, V.S.: SOLOZHMIN F.M.
- - -
.
estine. Izv. Otd. geol.-khim. i tekh.
Some flotation data on eel
nauk Aft Tadzh. SSR flo.1:51-56 161. (MM 14:9)
1. Institut kbidl AN Tadzhik3koy SSR.
(Celestite) (Flotation)

GLEEMBOTSKIY, V-A.: UVAROV, V.S.;~SULOZHENXI?If P.M#
Studyinr the effect of some electrolytes on the flotation of celes-
tine Ly means of various collectors. Izv. Otd. geol,khim. i tpUh.
nao AN Tadzh. SSR NO-1:57-62 '~I- (YJRA 14:9)
1, Institut kbimii UI Tadzhikskov SSR.
(Celestite) (Flotation)

SOLOZHENKIN, P.M.; GLEMBOTSKIY, V.A.; KOTCV, V.A.
Statistical method for determining the optimum conditions of
mineral dressing. Dokl. AN Tadzh. SSR 6 no.2%21-25 163.
(MIRA 17:4)
1. Institut khimii AN Tadzhikskoy SSR. Predstavleno akademikom
AN Tadzhikskoy SSR K.T.Poroshinym.

L 64'717Z~5 JDAV/00
ACCESSION HR: ARS012276 UR/OOSS/65/060/003/D0534053
SOURCE: Ref. zh. rizika,* Abs..3D412
AUTHOR: SolozhenkiR*-jA_M.; Urman, Ya. G.
TITLE, Use- of the nuclear magnetic resonancv4thod -for -studying the Interaction i
,of flotation agents with minerals
ICITED SOURCEFDokl. AN TadzhSSR, v. 7, no. 5, 1964, 31-33
TOPIC TAGS: nuclear magnetic resonance, resonance line, proton Interaction
TRANSLATION: Nuclear magnetic resonance is used for studying the Interaction of
water with the surface of minerals--danburite CaB2(S104)2(I) and scheelite CaWO4(IIi-
The meatiurements were made on an NO-80 spectr ter at room temperature. The follow-
Ing nuclear magnetic resonance widths were found for water protons: 1.2 gausa for ~
I and 0.05 gauss for 11. The greater width of the nuclear magnetic resonanot line I
.in I Indicates a loss of highly mobile water protons due to marked binding with the'
surface of I# Water soi-bed on It Is weakly bound and behaves as if It were free.
This produces a narrow nuclear magnetic resonance line, V. Demin.
SUB COPEt HP ENCL: 00
Sard ill

PANINY V.Ye.; SIDORUVA, T.S.; SOLISUNINAk_!~A-
Characteristics of alloy hardening with a low energy of M'
defects. Fiz. met. i metalloved, 14 no,2t238-243 Ag 162. (VRA 15:12)
1. Sibirskiy fiziko-takhnicheakiy infititut pri Tommkon gosudaretvenwa
univer~itete.
(Alloye-Hardening) (Crystal lattices)

sci.~Kl I A,
Chlorop~.yll ir the seston of so:.-.a !polish lakes a3 an Indicator
I
of thair productivity. Polskia arch hydrobiol 10;111-1(6 162*
1. Katodra Li!.uio1o(,jI i Rybuctwa, Wyzsza Szkola Rolnicza, Wrocl&w.

SOLSKI, ;,,~
~Unex,&lization at wa*A;r pio
, . 4m. Pt.l. Polskio arch hydrobiol
10.167-196 10;:o .-1 1
1. Kixtt~dra Li:rulolom Itybact-wav lely-maza Szkola Rolnicza.. Wroclaw.
,_, i I I

, Y. ; 0 A.
State of pollution of the upper course of the Oder River.
Polskie arch hydrobiol 12 no. 1:81-123 164.
1. Department or Limnology and Fishing, College of
Agriculture, Wroclaw.

SOLSKISA.
Limologioal sketob of the Charzykowo Iakes and Wdz7dxe lake.
Pblakie arch hydrobiol 12 no.2tl89-231 164

SUILKII? P.
The geometry of a single weld. (To be r-ontd.) p. ?24-
Sept. jq~A6, Warszawa) P018110
ii";- Vol. e" no. 93
(PRZEGLk,D
SO: Monthly List of ELst Fairopean Accessiorz (EF-AL) LC. Vol. 6, No. 12, Dec. 1957.
Uncl.

SOLSKI, P.
The --eometry of a sinpje weld. (Conclusion) p.2h9
(PitzTGUr. SPAWAUTICNA, Vol. 8, No. 12, rct. 1956., Warsaw, Poland)
SO: Monthly IAst of East Furopean Accessions (FYAL) Lc,, Vol. 6,, %. go sept; 1957j.
Uncl.

~'C L -!- Y I , . .
A ftw mvirka on the structure of the surfaced semi and of the %~eld-metal
laver, c,n the 7ono- of tervl(rnture Influence, ard on m(AIWs of i~%provements.
(t~, ).~o evnUnued)
I . 1F2 (Wfirstiw, Pc1nnd) Vol. 9, rr'.-f, -Tuly 19f7
"to: - nthly Inecx of 'a!7* 1~uropean *cm-sicn (FTAI) IL Vol. 7, No. ~. 19~e
- i%o f h

Sol-SKIP P.
A few remarks on the structure of the surfaced seam and of the weld-metal
layer, on the zone of tem,*rature influence, and on methods of i-nprovements.
(Conclusion)
P. 210 (PPZ7-rLAD S?kWALHICTWA) (Warsaw, Poland) Vol. 9, no.8, Aug. 1957
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accession (EEAI) LC Vol. 7. No. 5-1958.

SOLSKI, Pawel, dr., Inz.
Fatigue resistance of hardfaced steels. PrzegI spaw 13 no.10$253-258
161.

P/036/61/000/011/003/003
DOOl/DIOl
AUTHOR:
Doctor of Engineering
TITLE; On the fatigue strength of weld-deposited steels
PERIODICAL: Przegl4d spawainictwa, no. 11, 1961) 281-286
TEXT: The purpose of the research described in this article was to determine the
fatigue strength of weld-dep03ited steel. This Is the second part of an article
which appeared In no. 10 of this periodical; the tests are a contin"tion of
research described in no. 5 and 6, 1961 issues of this periodicalt under the title;
"On the resistance of weld-deposited steels against abrasion". Sample preparation
and welding methods employed in this test were the same as those described in fore-
going articles, i.e., the samples were made of standard steel 45 and the electrodes
used were EP 52-28P, EN 20011, and EN 450P types. After having the steel weld-
deposited, the samples were subjected to stress relief annealing and to normaliz-
ing. Determination of the stress fatigue of samples was carried out on a specially
designed Lehr-Schenk machine by symmetrical bending of samples at 872-884 r.p.m.
In thermally untreated samples, fractures appeared mostly at the beginning of
fillet curvatures. The surface of fractures was rugged and shoved signs of fatigue
Card 1/3

IV036/61/000/011/001/003
On the fatigue strength ... DUOI/DlOl
fissures. The convex shape of fatigue fissures indicates that fissures develop in
the top layer rather than in the interior. Fatigue cracks at the beginning of the
fillet curvature indicate strength-reducing factors at this particular spot.
Microscopic examination revealed a coarser grain at this spot and relatively wide
streaks of decarbonized metal. Similar) though less marked)streaks were found in
other parts of the samples as well. Stre3s-relleved samples showed an increase of
about 10% in fatigue strength. An analysis of the results obtained leads to the
following conclusions: (3) Weld-deP03ited steels are less resistant to fatigue
than constructional steel. The difference is 10% in relation to low carbon steels
and approaches about 20% in relation to medium carbon, low alloy steels. (2)
Steels deposited by the above-mentioned electrodes are less resistant to fatigue
stress than standard steel 45. (3) For better comparison of static and fatigue
strengths, strength ratios were calculated for weld-deposited metal and the basic
material respectively, and presented in a table. (4) After welding, the test piece
has a varying structure and mechanical properties and a non-uniform complex state
of own stresses. Since the highest service stress appears in the w;ld-deposited
layer, this upper layer determines the fatigue strength of the entire element. A
slight increase of fatigue strength in stress-relieved veld-dCP931ted metal might
be due to a cessation of disadvantageous stresses and/or improved mechanical pro-
Card 2/3

P/036/61/000/011/001/003
On the fatigue strength ... DOO1/DIO1
perties of material after such an annealing. Both factors react differently to an
increasing annealing temperature. Stress-relief increases along with increasing
annealing temperature, while mechanical properties alter accoring to the kind of
material and its initial structure. Therefore, the optimum annealing temperature
must be in each case determined experimentally. In many instances tills tempera-
ture will be lower than the generally recommended stress-relieving temperature of'
600-6500C. It has been further established that annealing of weld-deposited steel
at medium temperatures has a ben'eficial influence oil its fatigue strength. There
are 7 figures, 3 tables, 9 Soviet-bloc and 8 non-Soviet-bloc references. The one
reference to an English language publication reads as follows: W.I. Dixon, A.M.
Mood - I Amer. Statist. Assoc. no 40.109, 1948.
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SOISKI, Pawel, dr.,Inz.
The influence of surface squeeze or the durability of hard
faced mtemls. To be contd, Przag) spaw 14 no.1:3-9 162.

.SOLSKI, Pawel, dr.linz.
Influence of the surface squeeze on the durability of hard faced
steel. Przegl spaw 14 no.2:38-43 162.

301SKI, Pawel.. doc. dr inz.
Influence of a metallurgical notch in bard-faced cylindrical
elements upon the fatigue strength. Przeg spaw 14 no*8:202-
207 Ag 162.

SOLSKI, Pawel, doe. Ir. ina.
The mechanism of wear and structural changes and properties of
the subtersurface layer. Przegl mech 21 no.133390-393 10 J1
'62.
1. Politechnika, Warszawa.

SOLSKI, Pawel, doe. dr. inz.; BUCH, Alfred, doe. inz,; GORSKI, Eugeniusz,
inz.1 KOCANDA, Stanislaw, dr. inz.; WOJCIK, Francisask, doe.,
dr. ins.; PYTKO, Stanislawv mbT. inz.; ROZNOWSKI, T&dous2, wgr,
inz.; KACZKARE'K, Jan, doe. dr. inz.,- KELLER, Wlodzimierx, mgr. in%.;
CEGIELSKI, B., mgr. inz.; ZIEMBA, Stefan, prof. zwycS, dr. inz,;
JAHECKI, Janusz, pplk. dr, inx.
The let Problematic Conference oni "The role and research methods
of the subtersurfAce layer." Summary of major voices in the
discussion. Przegl mech 21 no.13t4ll-413 10 JI 162,
1. Politechnika, Warszawa (for Solski, Keller), 24 Instytut
~bchniki Precyzyjnej, Warszawa (for Buch). 3. Wojskowa Akademia
Techniczna, Warszawa (for Kocanda, Ziemba and Janecki).
4. Politechnika, Szczecin (for Gorski). 5. FoUtechnika, Gdansk
(for (Wojcik). 6. Akademia Gornicao-Hutnicza, Krakow. (for Pytko).
7. Instytut Podstawowych Probl6mow Techniki,' Pblska Akademia
Nauk, Warszawa ffor Roznowski). 3. Irnt./Vit Mrobki Scrawniem,
Krakow (for Kaczmarsk). 9. Politechnika Poznan (for Cegielski).

SULSKI, Pawl, doc. dr int.
I ~
Wear machamism and changes in structure and properties of
the subourfaco layer. Pt. 2. Przogl mch 21 no.14:438-441
2 5 J:L 162.
1. Politachniks., Warssava,

Pawel, doe. dr inz.
Unused man power of graduate engineers. PrZegl techn 84 no,47:3
211~ N 16).
1. Przewodniczacy, Oddzialu Warszauskie" 3towarsyszenis,
Inzynierow i Technikow Mechanikow Polskichl Warszawa.

SOISKI, Pawel, doc., dr, liz.
Problew c-,rcc:T.!mg the activities of technical experts of
the Central Toobnical Organization. Przegl techr 84 ro-511
.,10 ',"1 D163
9 ; 0

.11. - I I ~ - . i -I..,
I . , ~- -- I I - . I
It t)p cnnA tynt*.,~r., erzegll teenn % I t, 5.

SOLISILLY, D.I,,
Outline of prerevolutionary hietcry of the Mineralogical Museum
of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. Trudy Min. Muse
nooll:220-230 161o (MIRA 160)
(Minoralogical Muset0s)

MTYDINA, S.A., inzhonar (g.Aagarsk); SOLISKIY. T.L,, inshomer Q.Av4gftrvk)
I- " I . -MY
.
pevvr stattess. Ilektrichestve
Wousyschronous connection of electric
iko.4M-82 Ap 036a (mm 9--?)
(Blectric pover plaats)

SOL' SKIY, Ya. P.
"'Novocalne-Penicillin Therapy of Inflammatory Diseases of the
~emala Genital System." CvA Med Sci, Odessa State Medical Inst
imeni 14. 1. Ptrogov. Vinnitsa, 1954. (KL, No 13, Mar 55)
SO: Sum. No. 670, 29 Sep 55--,":rvey of Scientific and Technical
Dismartations Defended at USSil Idgher Educational Institutions (15)

SOL'SKIY7 Y,nl,- P
Cand Med Sci - (diss)
matory affections of
16 pp; (Kiev Order of
emician A. A. Bogomollts);
litiovocaine-penicillin therapy for inflam-
t 4 it Kiev, 1961.
he female genital org8nst
Labor Red Banner medical Inst imeni Aced-
200 copies; free; M, 5-61 sup, 206)

, SIIOLISKIY,. Y~L.P. Clinnltsa)
EM,-ct of the work of matermity centers on the indlaes of
stillbirth and neonatal -mortality, Sov. -,dravookhr. 22 no,3t
42-1.5 163 (MIRA 1711)
1. Glnvnyy alusher-ginakolog Vlmiltskogo oblastnogo otdela
Mi-avookhraneniya.

IJAMHEYEV) 14.6. Cbaksheievlp :1.0". JP Proro O-PAP.O.G , [pap. 0.11.11kaw.
med.nauk; Is.F. [Sollalkyip IA.P#],, kand.med.
nauk; T11*10T.O., LV., [Ilymoaheako, L.V*jj dotoent.
4wrl
State and basic problems in obstetrical and gynecological
services in a rural area of Lhe Ukraine. Fed., akush. I. gin.
25 no.2:33-38163. (MIRA 160)
(UMItARM-OUSTEIRICS) (UKRAIIX-GYIZLOLOGY)

PAP, Alekt;andr GermanavIch; SHKOLINIK, Boris losifovich;
SOLISKIY Yakuy Porfirlyeylchl STEPANKOVSKAYAO G.K.
re ---- )- -" -I --~ 11 '-l-" I - 1. 1
[Ilyglene of the woman) Gigien& 2henshchiny. Kiev
Zdoroylia, 1964. 175 P. (MIRA 18:11

u 1.
o'y
n a
robrAY rikusherk7l v nlkii
I'V 0 it f 19( 4. 97 1 -- - (xl:~A 1911)

-SOLISKIY, Ya.P.
Our experience in reducing maternal mortality from blood loss and
shock in a rural region. Akush. i gin. 40 no.2174-76 Mr-Ap 164.
(MIRA 17:11)
1. Glavnyy akusher-ginekolog Vinnitskogo oblastnogo otdela sdravo-
okhraneniya.

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CUSTEA, I'arin, ing.; S(jL'4' , ConsLwAin
Ecanomical situation will be straightened out. Constr
PTic 16 no. 755:2 27 June 164*
1. Director of tfie "Ideal" Cement Works, Cernavoda (for
CrIstea).

SOLT, Dezoo
Instrumental measurements in the hosiery induBtry. Magy
textil 14 noe2t86-89 F 162.

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