SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT STALMASEK, E. - STAMATIN, S.I.

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STA@NMEK, E.
The rust-resistance test of fluxes. p. 290.
ZVAR.ANIE. (MLnisterstvo hutneho prywjslu a rudnych bani a Ministerstvo
strojarenstva)
Bratislava, Czechoslovakia. Vol. 8, no. 6, June 1959.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEIA) Vol. 9, no. 1, Jan. 1960.
Uncl.

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IfUGOSI@iXIZ@ Chomic-,al Technology. Chr,(AiCal Products H
and Thoir ,@pplicaation. Cermnalics. Gl--- ss.
Binqing Mat,;rials. Betoncs. CoraLidics.
Yibs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 9, 1959, 32117.
Author : Stalmasok, 111.
Inst :T5t given,
Titlo :The Influanco of NaCl on tho DryinS of Bricks.
Orig Pub: Stavba, 1957, 4, No 10, 302-304.
I@bstract: DID abstract.
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STANATIN S I
Cuff-stirrup for the.reduction of a dislocated meniscus of the
knee joint. Zdravookhranenie 5 no.3:57 My-Je 162. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Iz kliniki obshe-hey khirurgii (zav. - prof. N.L.Gladyrevskiy)
Kishinevskogo meditsinakogo inst-ituta.
(KNEE-D1SLOCATION) (ORTHOPEDIC APPARATUS)

S 0
,ITAL'NF-NK , Ye.S., kand.med.nauk; RABKO, I.M., kand.med.nank; NAYGFMSIK. I.Te.
Naihertsyk, LIE.]
Effect of ionite milk on the functional Capacity of the stomach in
children with simple dyspepsia. Ped., aksuh. i gin. 19 uo-5:28-31
'57. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Pediatrichesko7e otdeleniye (rukovoditel' - kand.med.nauk O.S.
Mishchenko) fiziologicheakaya laboratoriya (zav. - kand.med.nauk
Te.S. Stallnenko) i biokhimicheskaya laboratortya (zav. - kand. fistol.
uauk Z.Te. Babich) Ukrainakogo nauchno-isaledavatellskogo inatituta
okhrany materinstva i datstva Im. Garoya Sovetakogo Soywa prof. P.M.
BVko (dir. - zaal. vrach USSR M.D. Burova).
(NIIK) (STOMACH)

STAL!-#- _[ST.AL11MTXO, IS,S.]
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Skin potential in infnntB during digestion Ewith summnr7 in English],
Fiziol.zhur. [Ukr.1 4 no.3:313-317 My-Je '58 (MIRA 11:7)
1. Ukrainskiy nauk-ovo-doslidniy insitut okhoroni materinstva i
detinstva. Kilv.
(SKIN)
(DIGESTION)

STAL'NENKO, Ye. S., Doc Med Sci -- (diss) "Functional condition of
the stomach in children of early years." Kiev, 1960. 19 pp; (Kiev
Order of Labor Red Banner Medical Inst im Academician A. A. Bogo-
mollts); 250 copies; price not given; (KL, 25-60, 138)

S I n- A-S-- LUKIYANOVA, Te.M. [Luklianova, O.M.1; KHVULI, G.M.
Exhv-ul" H.M.]
Blectroencephalograms of healthy and sick children. Pisiol.zhur.
6 no.1:44-40 Ja-F 060. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Ukrainsk1y nauchno-issledovatellskiY institut okhrany materinstTa
IdetstTa.
OUCTROINCIPHALOGRAPHT)

KHOKHOL, Yclona Nikolayevna , prof.; GOLOV111, Pavel Vasillyevich,
prof.; BABKO, I.M.; BOREYNO, V.T.; DALETSKAYA, L.P.;
KASHKAREVAJ, Ye.I.; OTT, V.D.; ST41MKO, Ye.S.;
SHAPOSMIIKOVA, Z.B.; NARINSKAYA, A.L.,, tekhn. red.
[Ionized milk; its preparation and use] Ionitnoe moloko;
izgotovlenie i primenenie. (By] E.N.Khokhol i dr. 2 izd.
perer. i dop. Kiev, Gosmedizdat USSR, 1963. 150 p.
(MIRA 16:12)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR (for Khokhol). 2. Chlen-
korrespondent AN Ukr.SSR (for Golovin).
(14ILK-THRLiMTIC USE) (INFANTS-RUTRITION)

STALII"-MJKO, Ye.S., Dol--tor med.nauk; GUITIM, L.B., kand.med.nauk
Simple method of phorocardiography of intra-uterine fetus.
Akuah. i gin. no.2:15-18t63. (14IRA 16:10)
1. Iz Ukrainskogo nauchro-issledovatellskogo instituta okhrany
materinstva i detstva ijaeni prof. P.M.Wyko (dir. - kand. med.
nw k A. G. Pap)
(FETUS) (MRT SOUNDS)

STALINENKO, Ye.S., Dol-tor med.nauk; GU2,1LI, L.B., Icand.med.nauk
Simple method of phonocardiography of intra-uterine fetus.
Akush. i gin. no.2:15-l8t63. (1-aRA 16:10)
1. Iz Ukrainskogo nauclino-issledovatel'skogo instituta okhrany
materinstva i detstva iiaeni prof. P.M.Buyl-o (dir. - kand. med.
naik A.G.Pap)
(FETUS) (HURT SWIMS)

GILULA, 1.0.; STAL'NFNKo, Ire.-:.
GharacteriBliCs of Lh-@ n,;rvous eystFir. 11r; 1:1fants
under normal and pathological conditiurio. rt@jvzr. i pailkh.
63 no.7:1012-1017 163. (.IFIRA 17.-7)

STOYANOVICH, 0.; VJASOV, B.; STALINICHENKO, V.(Ukrained' ; DVORNICBFAiKO, .3.
Nl-raina) BARAYEv, I. (Leningra ; ISAYEV, IT. (Moskva); TARAS-VM'O,Y.
(Ukrains); - A-MNOV, G. (Moskva
Champions are talking. Pozh. delo 5 no.10-.14-15 0 159.
(MIRA 13:2)
l.LIvovskoye pozharno-tekhnicheekoye uchilishche (for Stoyanovich).@
2,iKharlkovskoye posharno--6tekhnicheskoye uchilfi3hche (for Vlasov).
(Ph"ical education and training)

ZVYAGINTSEV, A.F.; IVAHOV, Yu.N.; KAZAKOV, V.E.; STETSENKO, A.M.;
SOLO140VICH, M.Ya.; KORZH, V.I.; DASHKEVICH, A.A.; Prinimali
uchastiye: LIPTSEN, S.Kh.; RYZHIKOV, A.P.; I",
X.k.; LEVENETS, L.Ye.; MOGILA, V.A.; KOVAL', A.A.; VLASOV, V.F.;
ROSHCHIN, A.G.; RAYKO, V.P.; KORNIYENKO, V.G.; PANTYUSHKIN, N.V.
Investigating the possibility of manufacturing all-rolled
electric locomotive wheels with existing equipment. Kuz.-shtam.
proizv. 5 no.1-1:11-14 N 163.
(MIRA 17-1)

FRF,NKT,Ll, G.; STALIIUV, A.
Making photographs of moving pictures on the screen. Sov.foto.
18 no.11:39-41 H '58. (14IRA I'L: 12)
(Photography--Copying)

IOFIHOV, Samuil Abramovich, kand.tekhn.nauk; KOCHUROV, Nikolay
Ivanovich. kand.takhn.nauk: TSYRIN. Arkadiy Alekseyevich,
kand.tekhn.nauk. Prinimal uchastiye_ kand.
tekhn.nauk. CHAMIY, O.U., red.; CHUNATEVA, Z.V., tekhn.
red.; BARANOVI, L.G., tekhn.red.
(Farm mechanization and electrification; power utilization in
agriculture] Kekhanizataiia i elektrifiketaiia sellskogo
khoziaistva; energetika sallskokhoziaistverxnogo proizvodetva.
Pod obshchei red. S.A.1ofinova. Leningrad, Gos.izd-vo sellkho2.
lit-ry, 1960. 383 p. (MIRA 14:2)
(Farm mechanization) (Blectricity in agriculture)

L 41723-65 YVIT W /EPF (c /E7TP )/T pc-4/pr-4 Rm
ACCESSION KHt AP5010911 UR/0286/65/000/007/0101/0101
rap, N. A.j Zakharova. L. F.
AUTHO10t Stallnov,, Ge:
TITLE: A method for strengthening epoiw resins, Class 39P Nqt---16M7-
SOUIEBs Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov.. no, 7., 1965, 101
TOPIC TAGS: epW,, amino) oxyamine.. polyethylenepolyamine.. triethanolamine
ABSTRACT-. This Author Certificate presents a method for strengthening epoxy
resins by primary amines such as polyetbylenepolyamines and ternary oxyamines, TO
extend the "longevitv4 of compounds based on the epoxy resin, triethanolamine is
used as the ternary, cogramine.
ASSOCIATIONs none
SUBMITTED: 27Jul62 ENCL: 00 SUB CODEs 00
NO REF SOVs 000 OTHERs 000
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gr
17 v % 19P
cr
fit

t I t, 2t1KI I I NA , Yo N. ; BLA7 HE V I CN' , V. A. ; STA I, It MIA , M.,I. ; F-ATEV"JKAYA , V'. I.;
BP(.)DSKIY, G.S.; RABINOVICH, A.B.
Use of plastics in the sealing off of the flow of stratial
11
waters in oil wells. Plast. massy no.8:36-40 b4.
(@ur,A 17:12)

878T9
1G.%j 4 0
S/191/60/000/005/004/020
B004/BO64
AUTHORS: Akutin, M. S., Gurman, I. M., Stallnova M A
TITLE: A Block Copolymer of Epoxy- and Dimethyl Resorcine Resins as
Binding Agent for Glass-reinforced Plastics
PERIODICAL: Plasticheskiye massy, 1960, No. 5, PP. 10 - 11
TEXT: This paper discusses a study of block copolymers obtained from
epoxy resins of the A-5 (ED-5) and 3Q-6 (ED_ 6) types, and dimethyl
resorcine resins. The epoxy resins were obtained from diphenylol propane
and epichloro hydrine in alkaline medium, and contained 18 - 20 % of
epoxy groups. Dimethyl resorcine resin was obtained by condensation of
dimethyl resorcine with formaldehyde in the presence of mono- or polyvalent
alcohols. A combination of 70 $ epoxy resin and 30 % dimethyl resorcine
showed the best properties: Brinell hardness 30 - 34 kg/mm2, heat resistance
according to Vicat 115 - 1250C, compressive strength 1300 kg/cm2. Glass
fabric was steeped with the unhardened copolymer, dried at 70 - 800C, and
then pressed. The binding agent content was (30t2)%. The resilience of
the textolite obtained was 350 - 400 kg.cm/CM2, its binding strength
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87879
A Block Copolymer of Epoxy- and Dimethyl S/191/60/000/005/004/0210
Resorcine Resins as Binding Agent for Glass- B0041BO64
reinforced Plastics
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4000 - 4500 kg/cm , its heat resistance according to Martens 2500C. The
varnish and the glass fabric steeped with it remained stable for
approximately two months in unhardened state. Engineer 0. S. Nikulina
and Laboratory Assistant R. F. Oskina assisted. There are I table ani
4 Soviet references.
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STALINOY. 1.
Using new techniques. Stroltell 2 no.11:15 N 156. (KUU 10:1)
1. Glftvnyy insher-qr trastA Monstroy-10.
(BricklFkying) (Plastering)

STALI 0
inzhaner; KOCHKIM, A.A., inzhener; ZALITSKAN, I.K..
inzhener;-.TAFMOV, V.K.. inzhener; ZHILUDKOV, V.I., Lnzhener,
aauchnyy redsktor; SKVGRTSOVA, I.P., redaktor isdatelletva;
BOROMV. N.K.. tekhnichea"kiy redaktor
[Advanced methods In finishing work; practice of constructing
schools using of large blocks in Koscowl Progressivnya sposoby
otdelochnyk4 rabot; 1z opyta stroitelletva kyWnoblochnykh ohkol
v Moskye. Koskva, Gos.ixd4vo lit7ry po stroit. I arkhtt.. 1957.
38 P. (KLBA ip:6)
(Ple,iterine), (Building blocks)
(Kosenw-Schn,olhouses)

STALINOY. Ivan. @ilippmxjch. inzh.; '"'HNLIA)KOV, V.I., inzh., nauchnyy red.;
8KOV61rJ-SOVA, I.P., red.izd-ve; NAGISHKIII6, T.M., tekhn.red.
Cibcperience in building schools and hospitals of large blocks]
Opyt stroitellstva shkollnykh i bollnichnykh zdanii iz krupnykh
blokov. Moskvtq, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry Do stroit. i arkhit., 1957.
74 p. (MIRA 11:2)
(Building blocks) (Schoolhouses) (Hospitals)

STALINOY, I., inzh.; SMIRROV, V., iuzh,
"I
Simultaneous bricklaying and plastering. Gor. i sell.stroi.
no.5:24-25 HY '57. (KIRA 10:10)
(Bricklaying) (Plastering)

STALINOY, I..inzh.
Using thin layers off plaster under winter conditions in Moscow.
Stroitel' no.12:9 D 158,, (NM 12:1)
(Moscow--Plasterin&-Cold weather conditions)

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121)

STALINOY, I.F., kand.tekhn.nauk, dotsont
Combining the process of building masonry walls with the appli-
cation of a thin layer of plaster, and its effect on shortening
building time. Trudy 14RI nO.15.-273-281 161. (IMM 3.4:12)
1. Moskovskiy irlzhenerno-ekonomicheskiy institut.
Nasonry)
Mastering)

,:@@STALINOY, 1.
Experience with housing construction in Karaganda. Zhil. stroi.
no.8s25-27 162. (MM 15:9)
l.'!Upravlyayushchiy trestom-Karagandashilatroy.
- (KareLganda-Apartment houser)
(Ka'raganda-Precast concrete construction)

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AUTHORS: Orfanitskiy, Yu. A., Chertovskoy, V. C. --1--,'3o-58-7-42/4Q
TITLE: Typology of Concentrated Clearances (Tipologiya kontsentriro-
vannykh vyrubok) Conference at Arkhangellsk (Soveshchaniye v
Arkhangellske)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Nr 7, PP. 133-134 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This conference was convened by the Northern Department of
the Forest Institute of the AS USSR (Severnoye otdeleniye
Instituta lesa Akademii nauk SSSR) and by the Regional Ad-
ministration of tile Scientific-Technical Society of Lunber
Industry (Oblastnoye pravleniye Nauchno-tekhnicheskogo obshchest-
va lesnoy promyshlennosti) and took place April 14-15.
Apart from workers of the local scientific forest research-
and enterprise-organizations it was attended by representatives
of the Forest Institute of the Karelia and Komi Branches of
the AS USSR (Karel'skiy i Komi filialy Akademii nauk SSSR)
and of the "Agrolesproyekt". The prindipal lecture was held
by the Director of the Northern Department of the Forest In-
stitute, VASKhNIL
,I. S. Melekhov, Member, Academy of Sciences,
.
author of the instructions and regulations concerning the
Card 1/2 types of clearance . Further reports were given by;

Typology of Concentrated Clearances. Conference at 30-58-7-42/49
Arkhangel'sk
1) V. G. Chertovskiy, A. A. Korelina, V. V. Repnevskiy, and
P. V. Stallskaya on regularities concerning the formation and
developmenFof the tyi)es of c -learance -
2) P. N. L'vov and A. S, Sinnikov on the utilization of the
typology of clearance in practical forest economy.
3) Yu. A. Orfanitskiy, M. A. Fedchenko;j and A. S. Tvorogova
on soil problems connected with the problem of clearance types.
4) V. S. Voronova, -Karelia ]Branch, and A.S. Dmitriyev, Komi
Branch'showed that other institutions of the AS USSR also deal
with these problems.
The conference considered it necessary to introduce the re-
sults of research into practical forest economy as fast as
possible.
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PUTINA, M.Ydi., i=h.; STALISKIY, V.V.,_inzh.; EFROS, A.A., inzII.
Remote control of electric relays. Elek. sta. 33 nc.5:85-87
I (MIRA 15:7)
y 162.
M
(Electric relays)
(Electric power distribution)

STALISKIT, V.V.. Inzb.
Establiabing tacbnical principles for calculating and design-
ing pipelines. Strol.truboprov. 3 no.11:16-17 N '58.
(MIRA 11:12)
(Gas, Natural--Pipelines) (Telemstering)

STALISKIY, Vladimir Villgellmovi ; ZHIT(X,',IRSKIY, Orest Romanovich; LIMIITS-
KIY, M.I., mauchrO7 red.; DOLMATOV, P.S.., vedushchiy red.; SAFRONOVA,
I.M., tekhn. red.
[Automation of main gas pipelines] Avtomatizatsiia magistrallriykh
gazoprovodov. Leningrad, Gos.,,nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo neft. i gorno-
toplivnoi lit-ry, 1961. 184 p. (MIRA 14:1-1)
(Gas, Natural-Pipelines)

RUSIff, Takov Illich, prof.9 doktor med.nauk; STALISKIT. Tu.I., red.
(Use of now instruments in obstetrics; gluteal forceps. spring
autodilatorl Primenenie novykh instrumentov v akusborskoi
praktike; shchiptay kozhno-Lagodichnye. pruzhinnyi avtodilistator.
Arkhangellsk, ArkbBngellskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1960. 69 p.
(OBSMTRICS-APPARATUS AND INSTM@dlhS) (MIRA 13:11)
1

LAZEBIIIKOV, Moisey Grigorlyevich, inzhener-Dodpolkovaik, kand.tekhn.nauk;
STALYUK, N.A., red.; MEZMITSKAYA, II.P., tekha.red.
[Haneuverability of automobiles in soil and snow] 0 prokhodimosti
avtomobilei po gruntovoi i aaezhnoi teeline. Moskva, Vpen. izd-vo
1-1-va ob or. SSSR, 1958. 157 P- (MMA 11:7)
(Autenobiles) (Military roads)

S Itu : , -i . , , .
86 Platozhi V U-cs-darsLv@-,nyy B-tidzidet Sssr
Po Kursu ll@,'inans - Sss". .. - 20 S.
M - , 1954
Sssr. :,.Cs,@. Fin. --n-0. 3-000-`KZ- Bespl.--
(54-55187)P33t';.223-3
Pc Cborctu. Uch--b, "Aterial
215'-; ( '-"c 'i.;-ssh. Cbrazcvaniya
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So. Knizhnaya, Latopis, Vol. 1, 1955

LTUBIHOV, N.N., prof.; ALLAKHVERDYAN, D.A., doteent; STAH, Y.M., doteent;
GOWDENBERG, A.M., dotsent; VINOKUR, R.D., dotsienT-.-AMM. M.R.,
dotsent; SHER, I.D., prof.; RIVKIN, B.B., dotsent; ABROSKIN. A.A.,
doteent; DY14SHITS, I.A., dotsent [deceased]; KONISHIN, F.V., prof.;
IPATOV, P.F., dotsent; NIKOLISKIY, P.S.,,kand.ekon.nauk;iROSHCHINA, L.,
red.; TEL3GINA, T., tekhn.red.
(Finance in the U.S.S.R.; a collection] Finaney SSSR. Avtorskii
kollektiv pod rukovodstvom D.A.Allakhverdiana i N.N.Liubim4ve.
Koskva, Gonfinizdat. 1958. 391 P. (MIRA 12:4)
1. Moskovskiy finansovyy institut (for all except Roshchina, Telegina).
(Finance)

AtLAKHVERDYAII, D.A., prof.,- IPATOV, P.F., dots.; STAIA, -M. dots.;
ABW,SKIN,, A.A., dots.; VINOKUR, R.D., dots.; AZARKH, M.R.,
dots.; SHER, I.D., prof.; KONISHIN, F.V., prof.; NIKOLISKIY,
P.S., dots.; KCNDRATIYEV, A., red.; FILIPPOVk, E., red.;
LEBEDEV, A., tekhn. red.
(Finances of the U.S.S.R.]Finansy SSSR. 14oskva, Gosfinizdat,
1962. 412 p. (MIRA 16:1)
1. I-foskovskiy finansovyy institut (for all except Kandratlyev,
Filippova, Lebedev).
(Finance)

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STAITI, Y4. LT. Cand Agr- Sci -- (diss' "The Resistance of Oleaginous
Flax to Fusarium-Wilt.11 Len, 1957. 20 pp 20 cm. (All-Union
Academy of Agricultural Sciences im V. I. Levin, All-Union Inst
of Plant Cultivation), 100 copies (KL,. 18-57, 97)
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fVA -
STMI, Ya. karid. sollskokhozyaystyennykh nauk
arvestirg oil flax in sep3rsrate stages. Nauka i pered. op. v
sel'Ltoz. 51 no. 7:50-51 J1 158- (MIBA 11:8)
(Flax--Harvesting)

-4T4KkC-,--Ivan, inz. (Zagreb, Opormcka II),
Generator of. mingle-sideband migna.3.B. Elektrotehnika Erv 4-no,1/2.-33-
41 162.

IC -c.

A Class of.Mean-Value-FQ_ -1.as -
Stamate, 1. Une classe de formules de moyenne. Com. I-F\W
'Acad. R. P. Romine 8 (1958), 19-22. (Romanian.
Russian and French summaries)
Several known mean-value theorems are given equi-
valent formulations in terms of tangents to parametric
curves. C. Davis (Providence, R.I.)

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Functional equations of the Pexider type. Pt.l. Bul
stiint polit Gluj no.5:51-63 162.
1. Institutul agronomic Cltij.

STAMATE, 1.
Functional equations of the Ppyider type. Pt.2. Eu-1
stiInt pol-it Cluj no.7.-51-6,. ':)4,
1, Agronomic Institute, Cluj.

110,11UPAN 9 Fl. , corespondent; I3ZIAI , Albert; CONOTANTIffESCU) D. , ing. ;
SANDU, S.; @741ATE,,,Pe-tre;. SANDA, ConsUintin; ROSCA, Ihnitru
ARADANU, G.
From the weekly letters. Constr Buc 16 no. 740:4 14 March
1964.
1. Seful laboratorului Fabricii de ciment, Medgidia (for
Constantinescu.

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Planetaries. St ei Teh Buc 15 no.11-44-45 11 '63.

B/0002/64/0()0/003/0028/0029
ACCESSION M: AP4019651
AUTHOR- Stamates, Radu,
TITLE: Hypotheses concerning the surface of the moon
SOURCE: Stiinta A tehnica,, no. 3., 1964, 28-29
TOPIC TAGS: moon surface, lunar surface, lunar eruptions, lunar petroleum
deposits, lunar atmosphere
ABSTRACT: The author discusses the questions: does the moon have an atomos-
phere? Of what does the lunar surface cansist? How did the lunar craters and
seas appear? On the second question, he cites the view of A. Sabakov that the
lunar surface is covered with a reddish-brown dust containing iron compounds
the view of N. Sitinska that the lunar surface is covered with a dense black
ci-ast resulting from meteorite bombardments, and the view of F. Whipple who
believes that the moon consists of a porous, fragile and dark surface. Because
of the lack of an atmosphere, the moon is held to be radioactive but, according
to Singer, not sufficiently so to have harmful effects. Furtherp the author
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ACCESSION NR: AP4019651
discusses the possibility that the moon might have been hit by an object with a
diameter of about 200 kilometers and mentions various hypotheses regarding
meteorite bombardment, especWly that of I. Levin who thinks that the moon
was hit during its formation stage by very large meteorites. The respective
age of various seas and craters on the moon in discussed from various points of
view, with emphasis on the opinions of F. Whipple. It is concluded that the
surface of the moon was formed by powerful impacts in a relatively short period
of time, probab17 about one million years, approximately 4.5 billion years ago.
There is discussion of various tentative hypotheses regarding lunar eruptions,
and speculation on whether there is a blanket of ice a few motors below the
lunar surface. The gas eruptions noted by N. Kozirev In November 1958 and at
Lowell Observatory in November 1963.indicated that the Lima subsurface contains
petroleum that c9uld become a source of energy for astrowats, Orig. art.
has: 3 figures.
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ACCESSION NR-. AP51015210 RLT/000&/64/000/008/02B9/0294
AIJTHOR*.. Dxa-ganesox Ovidiu,(Chief engineer) (craiova) j Stamate, Sargin(Chief engi- .
neer)(craiova)l galbenu Gheorm!i(Engineer)(Craiova);CIPM@ @ur@,iir-ij(Engineerp As-
ra
sistant) (TW
TITIE: ExWrimantal investigations on the starting characteristics of synchronous
and asynchronous electrical rotating machines
SOURCE: Electrotehnica
no. 8, 1964y 289-29h
TOPIC TAGS: electrical power engineering$ electric rotating equipment
Abstract LAuthors' English summary modiftedl@.-' An experimentalA,
study of the characteristics M = f(s) for synchronous and asyn-i
-chronous machines. Synchronous machines-with powers of 300 to:..!
1,000 kilowat@ were studied, especially with regard to the
;dependence of the coupling during the starting process on the,:
and resistance to which the exciting winding is con-
nected. Por asynchronous motors, the relation between the
tcharacteristic M ype and inclination was
f __tanA. tkeL--olot t
istu!wdied art. has 2 figures* 4:formulaj;. graphsj and 2 tables.
Car4.

Plants. Cornereial. Oil-Bearing. &,;gart'-,-
I,":-I Jour: Ref Mur-Bi(A., No 5, 1958, 2J417-
Author D. SLarjitelake
Tmt lot given
Title The Poppy. plak)
Orig Pub: Apicultuxa, 1956, Ilo 12, 8-9.
Abstract: Two varieties of pc-ppy are described, tA-1- Pal@wver
somniferum. L. a-nl the P. Rhnaeas L. rh'a --O-rpls'@L@gi-
cal characteristics of the vegetative and gazzi-eistive
organs are given. The medicinal uses of its milk,
seeds and oils are pointed out. The agroteelmical
methods of cultivation are described for Ployeshts-
kaya, Oblast' and Moldavia (Tyr-gul FTumos).
Emphasis is placed or the mielliferaus Sigmificance
of the poppy.
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3084' 624.191.2 . M131.40311.11)
Stamatello H influence of Ilydro-GeolugleAd Conditions on the Select-
ton-of a-WeRad for Con2lructing Tunnets for the Warsaw Underground
Rallway.
,Wplyw, warunk6w hydrologlcznych ns wyb6r melody budowy tu-
nell w Warszawle. Iniynierla t Budownictwo. No. 3, 1933, pp. 239-440.
Survey carried out In Wnrsaw reveals that the soils met with are
highly divergent. They Include good soil (tertiary pliocene Ioams,,mo-
raine clays), moderately good soil (diluvial sands, moraine formation.%
pre-glacial formations) and Inferior soil (fine-grained sands and fine
alluvW sand). Work on the Warsaw un&rground railway system must
-neounter dIfficultim at all depths affected by the construction ot thei-
tjunnel.

STAMATMLO, ff.
The influence of soil conditions on the dilatation of buildings. P. 45.
INZYNIERTA T EUDMUCTWO. (Naczelna OrganizacJa Tecbniczna i Polski Zwiazek
Inzynierow i Technikow Budowlanych) Warszawa, Poland.
Vol. 216, no. 2, Feb. 1959.
Monthly list of East ""Uropean Accessions Index, (EEAI), LC, Vol. 82 no. 6.
June 1959 - -
uncla.

STANAMLLO, Henryk, prot'. iriz,
1@onstructlon of the connecting water conc!,: t collector with a
collecting well in Varsaw. inz stavby 11, no.lt9-12 Ja 165.
1. Higher School of Technology In Warsaw.

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AUTHORS: Stoicescu, L., and Stamatescu, C., Professors,
Engineers
TITLE: Heat Recovery in Ferrous Iletallurgy Furnaces (Part I)
PERIODICAL: Metalurgia i construc@ia de maqini, 1959, Nr 9,
Pp 756-762 ?RUM)
ABSTRACT- The authors point out that the utilization of the
whole energy available in a certain metallurgical
process (steelwork, forge, foundry, etc) is the main
problem,after the metallurgical one, in the design
and operation of a plant section. The problem of
energy is particularly important in ferrous metal-
lurgy, where high quantities of thermal energy are
involved. The problem of heat recovery in metallurg-
ical furnaces is compared first with heat recovery
in modern boiler systems and it is concluded that
heat recovery in metallurgy is a much more complicat-
0
ed problem. The authors affirm that almost two
decades ago, Soviet scientists and engineers analyz-
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Heat Recovery in Ferrous Metallurgy Furnaces (Part I)
metallurgy. In metallurgical furnaces the most im-
portant ways of heat loss are! evacuation of the hot
gases let out from the circuit of the furnace process,
heat in the cooling water used in Martin furnaces,
rolling-mill furnaces, blast furnaces, etc; the
"physical" heat of the furnace gases, for the re-
covery of which there is no adequate technological
solution as yet; blast-furnace slag heat, Martin
furnace, Thomas converter slag heat, heat in the
rolled products, in the chills; losses in conducts,
leakages, radiation, etc. Pig 1 presents a graph of
the losses of heat in a ferrous metallurgical combine,
The total quantity of heat loss in Pig 1 is 381 x 106
kcalAr, or 1.9 x 106 kcal/ton of ingot steel, corre-
sponding to about 1/3 of the neat heat consumption.
The present level 6of technology allows the :@ecover
of about 244 x 10 kcal/h--, 6namely 128 x 100 kcal hr
in the power plant, 68 x 10 kcal,7hr as heat energy
L
for water heating, and possibly 'or the Dower plant,
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Heat Recovery in Ferrous Metallurgy Furnaces (Part I)
were continued for the same metallurgical combine and
ways were determined to cover the entire energy con-
sumption of the combine by means of the secondary
internal sources of energy. The results are shown
in Fig 2. The necessary electrical energy expressed
in power consumed by the whole combine-is 48 mega-
watts. The possible production of electrical energy
is the following: 60 megawatts through the power
engines operated on furnace gas, 46 mw through the
utilization of the recoverable quantity of heat led
out from the circuit of the metallurgical processes.
In this case, it is shown that a surplus of 46 mw is
available - 6The warm water and heating necessities
are 36 x 10 kcal/hr. The total possibility of pro-
duction, through recovery of thg heat of hot gases,
of the steam heat, etc, 48 x 10 kcal '1hr. The main
sources of heat recoverable from the metallurgical
process are given in Table 1. Continuing, the au-
thors examine the recovery problem of a system con-
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Heat Recovery in Ferrous Metallurgy Furnaces (Part I)
flow diagram of a Martin furnace is given in Fig 3.
The authors examine the problem of efficiency by
defining and examining the efficiency of the combus-
tion (@f), the efficiency of the furnaces "metallur-
gical space" (il ), the efficiency of operation (*Qb)9
and the efficieRcy of the furnace (1?0). The values
Of @f are represented in the graphs Figs 4 and 5 for
water gas, coking gas, furnace gas, mixture (coke
and furnace) gas and gas holder gas. The variation
of the efficiency-r, is presented in Fig 6. Final-
tion,r
ly, recommenda 3 are made for the establishing of
the heat balance starting from the diagram of the
heat flow as represented in Fig 3. The article will
be continued. There are 6 graphs and 3 diagrams. k1
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L64955-65 E?A/@L1%TT(1)/EWPtf '/EWG(v)/T1-2
I-Fell
-ACCESSION NR: AP5023536 RU/0018/64/000/011/0594/059P,
AUTHOR: Stammip
4
TITLE: Relative position of rotary and piston CR@893@OrS_
SOURCE: Constructia de masini@, no. 11, 1964, 594-598
TOPIC TAGS: engine compressor system, propulsion engineering
ABSTRACT: A comparative analysis of rotary and piston compressors leads the
authors to conclude that rotavj compressors are technically superior and that their,
manufacturing and utilization in Rumania should be increased. Orig. Art. Incl.:
6 formulas and 6 graphs.'
ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTED: -00 iNCL: 00 SUB CODE., PR
NR REF SOVi 003 OTHER: 001 JPRS
7

RUIXTAN lit /Clionjical Tochnologly'*- Chomical Products and H-28
Thioir Applioationg. -vood I11dustry.
Abs Jour: Rof No 3, 1959, 1GOY6.
Author :Otelo I., Dinca, E.,
inst :Not given.
Title :Use of 14itrates and Nitrites in tne Mleat Industry.
Orig Pub: Lucrarilo Inst. corcetari alLaent., 195B, 2,
171-175.
,lbstract: Tao o-otimum dose of nitrites added to a salting
mixture in salting beef, or -forruad from nitrates,
is ostablishod in the rango o--r' C-10 ag/-100 g
beef. @ gcod coloring of sausage Lloat of a semi-
smoked sausago is obtained by tho following salt-
ing filixture: salt 4.6 galo', Na nitrate 18.2 Mel,,
Na nitrite 2.6 ngt. Good rosul-ts are obtained in
production of raw-smoked sausage of the Sibiu type
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STAMATF.SGU,T.
Rapid drilling and the conductor string. Petrol si gaze 11+
0
no.6:291-294 Je'63

C -- 'i 1 1, --
BAITUM, Cella; STAHATESCOL, Sylvia; WISHES, B.
Research on the capsular and somatic antigens of Xlebsiella (Friedlander's
bacillus). J. Hyg. Epidem., Praha 2 no.1:57-62 1958.
1. Institut de Hicrobiologie, Parasitologie et Epidemiologie.* G. I.
Cantacuzino 103, Splaiul Independentei, Dmearest, Roumania.
(KIYMIRLIA PNIMONUE, imainology
capsular & somatic antigens, isolation & analysis (7r))

BARBER.Cella; STAKATFSGU-3WSTATZIU. Silvia; TULFAN. Gertrude; FETROVICI, A.
Studies an the specific (somatic) polyeaccharides of Klebsiella.
J.hyg.epidem., Praha 4 no-3:379-383 160.
1. Cantacuzino Institute, Divison of General Biochemistry. Bucarest.
SI1CT-1-A metab.)
(POLTSACCWIDBS metab.)

L 2522-66 -EWT(1)/EWT(m)./-TAkIR(t)/W4-b~/D[A(c)L-
ACCESSION NRI AP@014,00 71Qdi8A./%7/0O6/1M/18l2--
1AUTHORt Kruohennup Ye.; Nikuleskur_.R@; Nlstor@L N.; stamatesku, I-j lonesku- IS3
iBuzhor, 8, tf It - @J;
'TITLEi Some properties of HSTt minxle orystalw xrown from solutions
SOURCE: Fizilm tverdogo telas, ve 7p no. 6j 196% 1808-1812
TOPIC TAGSs mercury compound, tellurides single orystal.growing, crystal lattice
structure, electric conductivity, Hall constant
ABSTRAOTs
authors describe a method never employed before of growing-ainglob
crystal; 6 jTo from dilute solutions$ aimed at eliminating previously encountered
with the production of single crystRlo of stoichiometrio compositioM.
The single crystals were obtained from solutions of 9 - 10 at % of telluriu'n
in mercury by very slow cooling from temperatures above 4500.. Crystals up to
20 x 12 x 1 mm could be obtained by this method* The shape of the crystals depend
on the cooling rate. An x-ray structural analysis has shown that the HgTo single
crystals have a.struoture of the sphalerits type with a lattice constant a
6.466 + 0.002 As corresponding to that calculated on the basis of data on the
tetraadral radii.or the Hg and To atoms* Measurements of the electrio properties.
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AGOESSION NRt AP501458,5
have shown that the decrease in the carrier mobility is slower than in samples
obtained by other methods. This is attributed to the high degree of perfection of
the structure of the obtained samples. Measurements were also made of the tempera-
ture dependences of the conductivity and of the HPA11 constant. Doping the HgTe
crystals with silver, copper, and other various impurities makes it possible to
obtain p-typs semiconductor crystals. Orig. art. hass 6 figures and I table.

L 62674-65 EINT -LIP --Mi/JD
ACCESSION NR: AP5017296' 0 1/65/oo7/OO7/2O39/2O46bc?- -
Nistor,, N.; lonesku-Buzhor
AUTHOR: Krucheanut Ye.. Nikulesku, D.; Stamatesku, 1.
TITLE: Electric properties of certain solid solutions of the system Z"l-xTe
SOURCEi Fizika tverdogo tela) v- 7, no. 7 1965, 2039-2o46
-JoMpound, semimetal'@ semiconductory Hall constant,electrici-
TOPIC TAGSt tellurium7
conductivity) thermal@,@emf) solid solution
ABSTRACT: The samples of the solid solutions were obtained by the Bridgman method!
in quartz ampoules containing previously synthesized tellurides,of zinc and mercurx
in suitable proportions. The samples were cut from the single-crystal parts of the
result-ant ingots and annealed for a lorg time (at 210C) in mercury vapor, the pres@ I
sure of which was monitored. The electric properties mea"red were the Hall con-
L.sta.nt.il-the electric conductivity, and the thermoelectric power as function the
temperature. Me results show that vlaien 0 -