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"The )f t.,e lbl-cyl of wan,@ " c.)ld- bl,-,,..-)d,)d h:)r3es." Inst for
k.l:-;@1 Vet. Fac., U. -,f Z:-,-,,n2b.
Vet. Arc',I;.r,-r. 221 : 2 -l!` - 3 Cr@ i ,1952

T.,
BRONGULMYHV, V.V.; STIMMORTSIVA, A.A.
Origin of 7amen and Tournai carbonate breccias in the Greater Xara-
Tau [with summary in Inglishl. Sov. geol. 1 no.3:51-68 Kr 15B.
(NIPIA 11:5)
1. Vseaoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut geofizicheskikh
metodov razvedki.
(Urs.-Tku-Breocia)

strat

NA.iFA.1):-AN@J, I, ? .;TILLA, Al.
"I
lorlition3 -,n the P.-e3encoq of Urgonitir, -@ast of baile
flr,r,i,ilano (Banpt.) :Dari seama sed 49 rt.l.-7"-"g 161-162
!publ.
1. Subridttrid Xarch 161, 1962.

GABAYL-SULKOWA, M.; STILLIa, A.
Tietze's disease. Polski tygod. lek. 14 no.7:323-325 16 Feb 59.
1. Z Oddzialu Chorob Wownetrzynch Szpitala Czerniakowskiego i
Lecznlcy Ministenstwa Zdrowia w Warazawie; ordynator: prof. dr mod.
M. Fejgin. Adres: Warszawa. ul. Stepnska 19. Szpital Czerniakowski.
(RIBS, die.
Tletze's die., case reports (Pol))

RAGgYNSKI, J. STILL3:1, A.
A cane-77'locroli the left branch of the bundle of his comolicated
by ilvocFrdial infarct. Polski tygod. lek. 14 no.26:1195-1196 29 June
59.
1. (Z Oddzialu Ghorob liewnetrznych Szpitala Gzerniakowakiego w
I.Ittrazawie; ordynator: prof. dr med. 11. Fejgin)
(I MdRT BLOCK, compl. ) (KYOGAIRDIAL INIAXT, compl.

.1 . @ - -. , @ - -, @-) sl-. -- ! @ L, - 1
?WGIN, Mieczvalnw,@
Qn.combined coronsa7 insufficiency. Polski tygod. lek. 14 no.39:
1743-1748 28 SePt 59-
1. (Z Oddzialu Wawnetrznego Szpitaln Czerniakowskiego w Warozavie;
ordynator: orof. dr med. M. Fojg1n).
(GOTIONART DISEASE. compl.)

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Patent reviewis. IjAgy kom lap 18 no,6:287-288 j. 163.

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iaten', rev4ew@. :nar lF ro.F,,fQ:4-95 A.9-9

STILLM. Ottone
Process for refining ferrovillcon and making cast iron or
steel from It. Koh lap 97 no.10:475 0 164

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1. .."': . - - n ;.!-. @ @ I @@ 1 ' , ;@- - -,@ - .*" _r @! `@"L -'I-- '
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ST I LLF U
-4, 01tone
Process for prepa-rIng homogeneous bodins with fine grani2lar
structure from crude copper slags. Koh I.ap 98 no-3:143 Mr 165.

STILLER, Robert
I -
The situation and technical development tasks of the construction
vorks of collective farm . Epites szemle 5 no-5:131-133 161.

R.STILLERV Jolan
Biological investigation of dug wells. Allattani kozl 48
no.1/4:129-133 1619
1. Ikgyar Nemzeti @Uzeum, Termeszettudomanyi @hzeum,

STILLT-F) V.
"Mining and orfianization of work in an open pit."
FUDY. Praha, Czechoslovakia. Vol. 3, no. 8, Aug. 1955.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAII, LC, Vol. 8, No. 6, Jun 59, Unclas.

V
SUBJECT: CSR/Mining
127-10-9/2@1,
AUTHOR: Stiller, V., Engineer
TITLE: Ore MinIng in the Chvaletice Open Mine (Dobycha rudy v
Khvaletitskom karlyere)
PERIODICAL: Gornyy Zhurnal, 1957, #10, pp 40-43 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Chvaletice deposit of iron-manganese ores and pyrite
slates is located at the northern slope of the "Rudnyye" Gory.'
The iron-manganese ore body is of sedimentary origin and lies
at a depth of 10 to 15 m from the e9rth surface, but outcrops
in the north and south.
The content of manganese in the ore varies considerably, a-
mounting to 10 to 15 @ on the everagel the sulfur content is
5 to 12 % and phosphorus content in about 1.5 The bottom
and the roof of the ore body are mainly graphitized and con-
sist of pyritic slates.
In the western part of the deposit, the ore body is represented
by a syncline whose axis runs from north-west to south-east.
Card 1/3 The dip angle is 160. The separation between the syncline wings

TITLE: Ore Mining in the Chvaletice Open Mine (Dobycha rudy v
Khvaletitakom karlyere)
is 250 m in the western part and about 550 m in the eastern
part.
The Chvaletice ores can be divided into 4 main types by their
hardness, abilities to be crushed and concentrated:
1. Very soft, graphitized argillites with a high content of
bitumen and low content of coarse-grained pyritel
v 2. Hard pyritic slates with a medium sulfur content;
So-called "compact pyrites", very hard slates with a high
content of pyrite a@d considerable admixtures of manganese, and
4. Very hard iron-manganese ore.
The mining of this deposit requires very careful geologic pros-
pecting which Is being carried out by means of Soviet-manufact-
ured drilling machines of the "JOB" type. Bore holes, rO to
bO m deep, are drilled with a considerable advancement with-
respect to operating stopes.
The ores are mined by means of explosives. Bore holes are
Cqr,i 2/3 drilled with Soviet drilling m3chines of the '!UY-20-2" type.

TITLE: Ore Mining in the Chvaletice Open Mine (Dobycha rudy v
Khvaletitskom karlyere)
The ore is loaded with "Mb-2" and "E-25" excavators.
Ore mining proceeds simultaneously in 3 operational benches while
one bench is in reserve. The open mine is 8CO m long.
The ore is transported in 6.3 m3 cars wi h side unloading,pulled
by 200-hp locomotives. At present, 16 m@ dump cars are being in-
troduced, and it is planned to replace steam locomotives by elec-
tric oneB.
The daily ore output in 1955 was 4.135 tons and in 1956 was 4,279
tons.
The article contains 2 plans and 3 tables.
No references are cited.
ASSOCIATION: Not indicated
PRE'ENTED BY: Translated from the Czech, by D.D. Novikov, Engineer
SUBMITTED: No date indicated
AVAILABLE: At the Library of Congress.
Carl 3/3

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- itii-JA', 1, lRy., . i , , I
Case uAl malignant meD noma with =et-az:ta.-re@- -@;:, t.,.e bone
I.-liad. lek. IF no.20:1609--1612 15 C, 11715,
2. Z Instytutu OnkoloCli, Oddzial w (Dyrektor: dr. med.
J. ImLecki) .

L 1-1 1,j i - i L J
HUNWM/Clo--illcal Teehn 1-1,-,y Chenical 1r.,,-'ucto -ind Thd r
nerv.1 Fu,-,lt3,
ipplicatim Troatnent -if S-lid 141,
Abs JDur Ref Zhur - Khimiya, N, 9, 1953, 3CO()8
Auth.r Stillerne-Kisteleki, M. and Vincze, T.
Inst
Title S--)ric Pniblens ir. the Chcuiccd Treatinent of C-)nl
Oritj Pub Statiszt Szerile, 35, N-1 3, 234-24o (1957) (in Hwicarian)
Abstract A p@.pular article ruvivinG the ec-,n.;rlics .-,f the chadcal
treatmuit of c,-)al.
Card 1/1

STIUO) K.
"Vurg in full transformation"
Per Bujqasine Socialiste. Tirane, Albania. Vol. 13, no. 1, Jan 1959
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI), IC, Vol. 8, No. 6, Jun 59, Unclas

FER -F! J@"-@!"-@' S! i A 1,11 3 T Periodical.
STILL'I, 1. !!ow to j,et mon_- jn@eat and milk. 0. 30
Vol- 13, no. 2, r@'Qb, 1959.
..onthly List., of l-,;;st E-1,ironean Accessions Lr !01.
May 1959, Unclass.

Li
4, Apr. 195',,
1,@),Ithly -I-i-L of LG, Vol. 8, :10. 7, JulY Unclas

ACC NRI AP6035920 SOURCE CODE: -3- 66/00-0-/-0-2-0/0113/0173
;AUTHOR: Rozhin, D. P.; Gualkovp B. N.; Stillniks E. V.; Baskakov,
V. I.; Veselin,-V. S.
iORG: none
TITLE: Shut-off pyrovalve. Class 47, No. 187463
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 20,
.1906. 173
J@T@ib@IC TAGS: valve, aircraft fuel system, fuel feed system
ABSTRACT: The proposed valve for use, for instance, in aircraft fuel
.1systems, contains a pyromechanism-controlled shut-off element and a
housing with a flow-through section having inlet and outlet ducts and a
sealing flange. To ensure air-tight sealing by closing the shut-off
3
Card 1/2
Fig. 1. Pyrovalve
I - Shut-off-elazent; 2 - valve houstagg
3 - flow-through section; 4 - inlet duct;
5 - pyroatchauLas

jACC NR. AP60359_20__'____________
element along a single contact surface, to decrease the size and weight
of the valve, and also to simplif 'y its design,, the flow-through sectioni,
of the housing is made in the form of a conical seat; the inlet (or
outlet). duct closes when the pyromechanism triggers the shut-off element.1
This element has the shape of a truncated cone (see Fig. 1). Qr44. i
art. has: 1 figure. (WA-761
SUB CODE:*: 21PI SUBM DATE: 13Feb65/

6"IVIAC, E.
:jTIj'AC) D. Proldems of the Zavreb ecnorny; transTortation consequences of deffaults
d the Zaf,rel. railrced junction. P. 441-
Vol. 11, Tio. 12, Lec. 195@
2,:-,LEZj''I Cz,
TLEC",@IN COY
BeoErad, Yuroslavia
So; hast -:-uropeon Accessions, Vol. 5, May 1956

UGO
1). N1. DywiJ,
it jI"IlIi!.,t4Ih I r i n(I u7j g r c I jTili;,31.1 ii!U.
.lr4r"x I - - crojoAlt, tA.-
OFP) ;eWj CYO'At. , I (Nollyl w,:@
'JIU13fine, all,
re,;,I Tmp., 114) ml.
0 runw@ed, thk Wf. v,hi i, dri@l @ it @i
wol .:i&l. to I i-Ad VI.M; la cyc I-lin
-@yarm-tr t d- r@@11 11 1

A. ig,rinIgg ri i a ild
Idene)thl.i7olidin S-onts of X-plithaloyl avitno Odehydes.
""I " lion an4 untillacictlid., .4ctivity. I. "'Oully,
nd II-L
L -.- r
26. 71-jAlt).WK-in--Fn-g-
of plithalimidualdels)-des Ulu]
li,-c 2 were'
J,repl. att(I temed aritia.4 'Sl,1p;jv1ic,prcus aurrus, Badrrium-
pl@vrywir-uns, Enherickia -.Wi, and Ewirrococcus by the Fcwd
Und Dieg Adminktruticak metliod. ThittAcmictrba-zones
,hinved nctivity, while the thiazaliclorm were generally
InvAlve. Some of these compds. were teited also by the
Oxford Cup Amay method against the &ame rpicro&r4titium.
A nc%v lyrocedure. for of 2-inerc2pt&-2-tIdawlin4@-one
1) is given. To 3f) g. dritd, finely pmvd. 11tiNCH-CN,
SO,, 30 mi. McOll, an, I n strall amt. of phenolphthalein.
T
VAlcutor were Lidded, a s(An. of 7 S. 14a In 150 mi. abs
MeOR dfoppeil In virithwrTing during 0.5 hr. at 0' until ;
rc,l (,Jotution developed, Ow N&wSO, fiftered off and wathed
with 25 nil. abq. I&OH. the filtrate-i tvalml. tu 1/, im tatuo
Pridet N at a max. temp. of 40', alkiilinizf-d with a few MI.
.McONa snin.. evind. to di-viiess during 35 mitt. (insm.). I

inT of a-Solft.-Ol"O. -ff. ?;.I I'.!z iWi. irt6il. then I! ful. dr-Y
MeX0 added, the mixt. Howed to stand I hr. and occ-i-
sinaWly Oaken to give sn1ld 2,2-dime(hyl,&(minod(=)1-.
Mine. This, was dimlved in 20 mi- 11,0. evapd. in Tncud,'
dlss@A@ed in 1125 mi. atm. M011. 7 mi, C-% addLif, keut over-
night. asid sentched to crystallite 20 X. It,%'COC1f2NR-
MNTJsCHtCON'Hs. Which wax dried, powden-d. and dis,-
solved lu W ini. concd. HCl tit 0'. theft 100 mi. HO were
added and the mixt. Ict stand overnight at 0' to give 10 g.
I m.3W*(dtcompn.). Byxddn.ola%atd.aq,soln.of
RINCSMIN11, to said. EtOH solm. of various lphthal.
Imidoaldelsyde% (11), keepifig the mixt. 48 hrs., and crysto.
from 1: 1 EtOll-W), the folldwing a-WQC%NCHRtll:--
NNIMSMIs were prepd. (R, optical configuration, and
m.p. given): 11. -. 213-MV, Ft,
CHCHS, DT.. 195-69; MOC11'. Sm. Its-3-6,; pAttoctfir
@'Cflq. L, 142% MckCll. BY condensing
varlom It with 1 (0. Billimork% aii,t Cook, C.tj. 44, 1060e)
1011OWinj DL-0-Cj114CO1gNC1JRCJ 1: C.NII.C(S).S.CO were

prtpd. (R and m.p. rlven): NfcC71. 19,"'; EMIL'
0
WA-7
: ut. td"V. E. Gultak
,
V

-S4
me elkylidene d4iratires of t,-onic Jra%Ld7e
eitimac
qjme@. Yt ME A
44sonicofinic a:id hydrazide (OZI mr,lc in 10
ml. solvent each) for 3 lirs. gave the following 4-C41141;CO-
wrre prepd. (snlvent. R,
% yield, 2nd m.p. giurm): McOll. 11, Ill. lW--!*; FtOlf,
Me. -. J76.&-7.5*; FtOll, 34c,C11, 89. 1&"*; F(Oll,
MftCJlCH,, 36. 14&-7*. B. Culta

vireparootion of, 0411ril-N-acyl-vowerlooes. N, StjW
and B. Sh!W f-MA." Zarre , Yugoslal j.
k
em. 20, lUb-7(19&S)jm.
(11.9 C.) woj heated intit 14.8 g. v-C4Hj(CO),O for 0.5 hr.
at 1601. djmlvW in 60 mi. McOfl, decolorized, 200 mi.
lHgO-added and let stand overnight at 00 to yield 21.6 g.
0-methyl-N-plothaloyl-pt-scrine, m., 140-1* (from McOll-
;11,0 1:3). Anillde: of ðyI-,V-phthaIoy1-DL-scrinc wit
Prqmi. front "lothalhorldro4-ethoxyTopionyl chloritie A1141
t1
f4
1001
s
ln
T
Rt
O
PhNfl
i
1
f
C
-
.o
on
o
g.
rom
.
n
h.m.
g
o
4
(
of 1-diazo-4-ethoxy-3-pbthalimidobutan-2-one in 20 sul.
AcOH was added 5 MI. AAW- JlDr, kt Stand I l1r., all([
2W mi. HjO added to ykIJ 5.2 x. 1-bromo-4-ciboxy-3-
phthalinoldobutan-2-nue, m. 6"2*, m. 91-5' (front Clio.
Cirpeir. ether). p-M"4SOjCI (1.9 g.1 In 10 mi. W10
was Ldded to a scoln. of I M g. O-ethyl-DL-serine (1) @n 211
N&OH, stirred 48 Ors.'atioas temp. and the aq. laytracidi-
t
h
I
N
I)
i
0
-
-DL-
-Ct
-(P-
OSY
fied with 2N JICI to g
ve LW g.
y
serine,no.121-40,m.131-21 romHjO). Toamixt-of
V,
@@
,O and 23 mi. EtsO, cooled
-
Wded attilax 0.5 hr. 16.7 9. CoH*CH*OCOCI,
to &, im
stirred 6 hrs.j' and filtered. The aq. layer was scpd.. extd.
1
an oi
twice with Et&O, acidified wiO 2N HCl to se t&;111

l
,, ,
p
:
the aq. layeril cxtd. with RtOAc, and combined the oi
washed wM 5% HCl and HjO, dried and evapd. to Icav*
11.5 g. N-carbobenzasy-O-ethyPno.-serine. m. W-71, m,
:73
-4.60 (from EtOAc-petv. ether). R. Ou"..

rl

thitic its in
"
Synthvjdx*I#
do
-etbozy-a-phUjd!m1 -DL-proplophevonL.
(k L ea ZA,�Tlb, Y @7
9M. 2 ia@ aglis c C.A.
50, 250c.-To 24 g. AIC14 n 130 m . C.H. warmed to 60* 7
@28 g. O-etitozy-a-phthatimidarpmplanyI chloride (1) In 00 -1
mi. Cal-14 was added during 1.5 bri., the inixt. refitmed 3
@.hrs. and cooled, 10 mi. coned. IICI and 100 g. ict added, the
@k q. layer sepd. and cxtd. with C4H4, and the ext. viashed t
w ith H.0, dried, and evapd. in vacuo to yield 24.0 1. dark
il
B
i
i
o
.
y treat
ng 5 9. of th
s oil with 5 g. Girard T magent
In 60 mt. abs. EtOl I give 1.17 g. ketonic material, which
0 mi. 10%
was dissolved to 10 mt. Cjl. and washed with I
N
@ aHCOv, the org. layer dried and evapd.. the residue (0.328
NCH-
erystd. from RtOll to yield 0
*-CH
15 g
(CO)
J .
.
,
e
IsOEt)Bz, softens at 106*. m. 110% 2,4-dinitroplicayl-
@f
- RtOH
ydrazone (13), m. IDI-4* (from -EtOAc). To

FhMqDr (from 0
.48 g. Mg, 3.15 g. PhBr and 10 mi EtO)
s

titrt
-a In an Ice bath 2 g. CdCls was adQ.
10
i
V
-
m
. Wis added, 5.6 9. 1 in 16 tnl. dry

the mixt. refluxed 2 hrs., an ke
-told sotn
@acld In 80 mi. R&O added, the aq. layer Itepri. and extd.
thrice with 410 mi, 1340, the ext. washed twice with 20 ml.
',HsO, dried, and evapd. in vacito to give 3.7 C. dark oil;
I
IAL
4 dissolved In EtOH -(OeN)sCJir
jave upon Wein - of 2A
820
-NHNH
37
11
175
f
0
d
f
2
-
.
rom
C, erd
e
, ni.
ter
crystas.
r
; a
o
*
E G
i9tOH with a true of CHCh, it in. 1924
.
-5

j.
A.

2-16hmethylar@@ tr@@ ;.5 a some su&stituled -c-tic
'Zilds. -U-Atima-c. V.. I and I!. Dvernik i Hi-@b
;English).-The JICI salts of "ters of Mc@NCHMCCUPH
:(I) were prnid. bygraduallyadding a riollit.olO.ZSnio@x4f
in 40 int. C.H. tit a soln. of 0-25 mole of an acid chloridt in
40nil. C&IIs, reAuxing 15 min., keeping overnight, aml liptc.
wlill PeLr. ethef or Elio. The free estm wuc liberated Imin
aq. 301na. of IICI Mits with 50% KOJI and disig. iss vactloas.
cotorlcu oib. In thb way esters of I with following ackla
were prrpd. (seld tilled, b.p. of cater, still the salt and Jim %
yictd and In.p. of salt given): DiOll, lu., 00'. neutral
oxalatc., -. 160-711; Phelfmll, I%-$ W. IIC1' 81.2,
178 -9"; PhsClICOJI. bqft 145% 110, 18.8, Pit,-'
ClicillcOill, be,, 112* 11121 90 9 PhCllEtCO,,H,
b.., 7H*. neutral oxaktc, 1 -7'; IiiiCII(OAOCOM,
b@-% 105", JIM 00.7, 140-7'. A soln. of a-1.2 g. Ph3CH-
(Oll)CO:lI bt 85 nil. isol't-011 was neutralized with a 2570
soln. of McOK in McOH. trMixed 3 bts, ivitis 18.1 g. Me,'
NCIIMcCll,Cl, the NaCl funned Muted off, t6c filtrate
Irvaixt. in Vacu". tile MAISIC dissnivill its alls. litoll,
"tiltrailled Witil a -.1til. u4n. of 11cl i'l :tb!;. Etoll, and
1'. tr. tiller jildill to give 0.3"@ 114.4110 sl0c(li@c1l.-Cil.
1: (r-- ". t--r,
F. Cmtak,

P"udoconhydrine- airoct correlation of the configuration
t
id
n
n
i
K
d N
-am
Alen an
.
a
no ac
s.
.
.
lim c (U@n . @7ae ugrxsuvid): - C RU. A"U

nji, HPr-
a in )-litatuig 16.3 S. HINC
'
COJI and 21.0 g. o-C&HXC0)j0 2 hrs. at 12&-30
, treatlag
.
with Ctill. filtering, evapS. the filtrate, and cz-otg. the resi.
iAve 20
due from Mj
etr
ether
RMH (1
5
IR
le
.
.
q.
ep
g
1
NCI-fP
o
C
thi
b
lly
th
h
t
97
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o-
su
s
ri.
out
r
r.), v
i
v
r
ug
. (a
1 1. 1 ;& I '00, M0114, 1 (9.88 g.) heated 0.5 hr.
ith 30
CI
20
11
e 10
I
i
C
3 RCOCI (11)
.
On
n
m
.
w
4 gav
O
4
,
be-44 JPJV -45.6 :1: J." (c 0.34, Us). CHA
soln. (from 30 g. MeNUCONIINO) was dropped into 10 t.
U in 60. ml. Ht3O with stirring, kept 24 lurs. at 0'. and
i
1
COCHN
111
CvApd. in v"uv to g
ve
0 g. crude R
). fai V
I (
70 * I" (c 1.08, C4Hj). A Ireshly prepd. suspension of -
AgtO (from 1.5 g, AgNO.) In MeOH was added in 4 portions
to 5.4 X. 1U In 40 mi. boiling MeOH during 3 bra., the mixt.
refluxtd 4 bra., treated with C. fillered. evapd.. the residue
extd. with petr. ether, and die exts. tvapd. in vacua to we
125--7*
53
RCIf
3
CChM
b
7
1 * I
(IV
.
e
.
e-o,
g.
(c
,
, fa]V
).
OSS.MeOH). IV(2.75g.).15utl.AcOH.andl8mi.48%
-
h
h
O
fil
1
fl
C
I
ff
e &.
was re
uxed 10 bra.. t
tered o
e
1
1
H)2
, t
J
XC
filtrate evapd. in vacvoo the residue dissolved In HgO, gxtd.
with Et,0, the aq. IaM evapd.. the residue dis* Ived In WO.
ral, HsO, the soln. passed through a column of 35 1. Ambtr-
l ite IR4B. the column washed with I mt. HA the wash-
i ngs evapd. in vacua, and the residue crystd. from Ht0H-
Mesco to give 0.911. HiNCH PrCHsC0Ji N. in. 203.5%
sublimes at IW/0.01 mm., J aIV 61 _+ I (e 0.4, 11,0),
@4W 36 +_ 0.59 (c 029, IIN HCI). JaIV 13 *41 (c 0.35.
N%OH). V shows no difference in m.p., mixed tn.p., ar;d
81 value 10:3:9 BuOH-AcOH-140@ when compared with
the Spaeth. al al., sample (C.A. 27, 3219). R. Oulu*

CctuAry : USSR
Cat,;Gr.)ry: Soil Sc,cjic,- I DjQlcl, y
,',bs Jk ur: IMDi(.1 N, 1958, Y: 63054
Auth.)r Genus,v, Drabki;ri, - V - - St
L lb
1;
Inst Soil Sc]'L;I-..ck.: L.-stitutQ %-f t'lu ".--S 'f UZbL,. 3SH
T3.tlc Mjcrefl.-rz. A- 'i'--'.yrs T LhQ Ktuiyr.-D.*.r' i;,s',ayV. Plain
OriL, lub: Tr In-ta . c,iv,.v,:d :-kf UzS311, 1951@, vy,,. 2, 219-239
;.bstr,-.ct: The qwuit,-Ly cf :dcroc-rginisns -L,,-. Lakyrs
(r_rr-y and r-su) .a ccnsiclembly less -L',i,-Ai -ther
USSR SAIS (,@2.GW -'L-Ior 1 C; c*,f se@il), diverse
r.)u-'s (T ::dcrobus are rti-xsentod. The
oliCmitru. -i. lus -ccupy a @,rirmry (10,000
per 1 J, b,-.@.iq' L';u basic nitr,)Lca fix,@rs J.ii the
tnl,yrs TbL;i.r nuriber is obs@.:r,,r@Cl in the
crust lay,.:r; it dk;crenscs L;radually wJ.L, (ILI)th.
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A-,ba Jeur: 14, 1956, No 63054
nU:IbLr of
cilli f r., ,@ I-or6a part uf the
rdcrobQs, wh.-.-c'"i .: s chnracteristic f, r sc--.,ls of
southern rcL;'j c"Is Of the spore -bear--: ii@ - orlic-ni-
i, and Dac -
Yrs, rac@ msentcri.cus
f iers 'I t@,.y
- ;F
idc.sus prcOL - ii!V-Ite; tFcT-@-ss!Mil.@A, 11 the amo-
nitu.i-nitratQ s-IILS ccntaincd in th,-: s,,.il ThO
I i6h
denitrif @.crs om- ccntnincdj in mlat-Lvell.' A'
.-cndinG
titers, icat all horizons. f te.-I uxt
@th; i@@,oreover, seasc-nco- vari@tions
are not C")s'rvA in their nu@-bcrs The nitrifiers
clcstj.idj,,., butyrate and celluloge-decol-1posing bucteri@,
C, -in -L
and the actj.-I--.-.IIcL--tes arc: f.--.)und :Li-- u t-*t@L
'Ie
On the ..cst.; nitr:kfiL:rs -V,,Q:tr t,
basic ,-.f the first --hase rjjtr.Lf i.ers
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SCV'149a4
International *Masium Ou macramaltcular chemistry. Moscow,
1960.
Mozhdun&rWn simpozium p? mskromoleknlyarnoy kh1all SSSR.
Moskva. 17.18 Iyunya 19oO g.; doklady I avtorar*raty.
saktslya. Ill. (international Sy=posl= on KAcromolecular Z
Chosdatry Held In Moscow, June 14-ld, 1960. Papers and
Summaries) Section Ill . INOBCOW, Z'Zd-vo.AN SSSR. 19601
469 V. 55.000 copies Printed.
Tech. Ed.: P. S. Xashins.
Sponsoring Agency- The International Union or Pure ind Applied
Chemistry. Commission an Macromol ecular Chemistry.
PUWPC3Z: This book is intendtd for zhe:axta interested in poly-
morIzation reactions and the synMesis of high moltcul3r
compound&.
COTMAM =6 Is section Ill of a multivolume work contain-
Ing Papers On mAcrOmOl04ulr chemistry. The articles in
general deal with the ki-netIcs Of polymerization react.-ons,
the synthesis or sp*o1al-purpoae polymer*. e.g.. ion ex-
change resins, semiconductor, materials. etc.. methods or Oat-
allxUa Polymerization reactions. properties and ch.mIcal
interactions or high uol*cular materials. and the effects or
various factors on polZaerization and the degradation or
high molecular Compounds. X9 personalities are mentioned.
iterwronces given rouaw the articles.
and a. S. Nedvedev
@V- And ForMat.3
03LLdstlcn of Hydrocarbons and Hydrocarbon Polymer& 364
X222XA--Z--Y- and D@ M@ Y@nfty-kly (=R). Study or the
Xffoct Of Same Organic and Organoolemgnt,l Compounds an
Me 'Viormall DeVradation of Poiyv1_ayI Chloride 372
Wichterls 0. and P. 60fell" (Czechoslovakia).
@Lj ra lactas as a Result or F-1-
.,,_E_ f'.
change Reaction Between Amide Ban
da 380
tAM(k-V(' and 'q@ .7tilpsk (.-ZecttO3l0v&idft).
'eutraliza"On of Residual CArs!Ysz In ?QlYdIzethyl3lloxn.;
Lffot or Thermal Ntutralustl@n an %.,;a Morma.L Stability of
Xlelne and
-rh r`AQQZ!d3t-'QnA1 Vegradatin or-r5r-r*stars. Study or D.-
gr:dxtlcn Reacticna for Different TYPes of Unsar Polyesters 405
@M-B- L. 1. GO'-ubenkov_a,
@, ;.Laevantoy on
at,
of iC-4*-F-01;;e-rTc ftmex-Lald 414
img*rt. L. 0, and A
or the F-ffcle.1cy a (USSR). InvestliPtion
lahlbltora or Rubber (bMdation at Uri-
and Ting Wen-Wang (USSR). Mechanism of
E9:1M!.1O1t1i" Action Of Benzene Rings During the Radio-
lysis Or Poly:-.yrent
and X. A. Andriana, (USSR). On the Hydra-
Clytia Stability or gra* Ou
-7blYmers dith Inargaric
haIns or Molecules
A@ A-- Ye. A. Penskaya. and 0 valkgy., (USSR).
an-F2!'-;-cx Rpolyacaza-
tion During Me Frtozing of Starch Solutians 334
@khadz.-@ and M-AZL;-Qr-&YT(tJ3;R).
ttes or C4
004Lficatlan at Me raperttts of Cellulose by
a* by qrs tin& 344

CALWORl'
5910
I nr. f e
tricn on Their Strut:ture
Flit elv,17trJ.-;
Ln---ula'inr materi als and Lne relationsn3.p be-
t,.v e e r i,.P and the cnemi oAl st ruc tu re C type, and
t r e n t n o f r, tva- and intemulecular oonds,
deqree i. o I't e rvri t,
7
Iii ef I v
r;,. 4t.,iL f, I-, e0 f i (,.I.; --j n,: 3f polyor,7ano-
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CZECHCGLGVAK-IA Laboratory F4uiPlwnt- Instrumentation,
Abo Jour : Rof Zhur Khlmiya@ No 14, 1959, No. 49380
Author : 91,@- -11--,
Inst : Not given
Titlo : Portablo Utzingor mlocular Still
Orig Pub : Chem PrumYsl, 8, No 10, 531 (1958)
Abstract The author notes the practical inconveniences of the
usual method of sotting up an Utzingor still which
consumes an oxcessim floor space in the laboratory
and briefly describes a more convordont and, in a number
of caso3, portable construction. The dixonoions of the
apparatus aro: length 110 cm, width 60 cm, height 95
cm. Ya. Satunavokiy
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Wi bed, ill@
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pa B-
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bc:dj
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thdr
-vw- twe, Thc utio CIN i-i an IndicAtina'
a' tbe '"tc of d--arnpn. of the variotu
peat bals T MaW"- la the!
in Ot., d-arce a I
dctd.
M%ralsccv@-ft aaj A-34 limits a Y-ana, i
clN. valo
Atu.died. Of C/N axe tivft for tha Pult txds ,
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SrINI@A, N. ; @, r,.
Natural grass growing on ground cleared of midget mountain pine (Pinus montona)
and juniper (Juniperus siberica) in the Alpine zone of the 'Abin Mountains. P-957.
C01MUNICARILE. Bucuresti, Rumania, Vol. 7, no. 11, Nov. 1957.
Monthly List of 6uropean Accessions (i@6AI) LC, Vol. 8, no. 8, Aug. 1959.
Uncl.

Irransporturile Aisdene in Plina Evolu
tio. V1. 'StIfiga-vill. Jecv. llrafnp, 1;111.1
1057,--fpF-111W@:tt Ittimaidan.
caimimi of tilt tran@jmrtafimi wid hi
evalutinn.

STINGAGIU, Vladimir, :rig.
Int'luenre (.' !-,. at:-r;rjr% C;Tj 10!, air tr-affi--
,,@apncl.ty. fll-,-r Ili no.8.13r7-IT-- ',,I@.4
11
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STINGHE, D., PO'.'A, V.
For a continuous development of the wool and silk industries. p. 89.
PIDUSTRIA "EXTILA. (Asociatia StUntifica a Ineinerilor si Technicienilor din
Rominia si Ministerul Industriei Udostre) Bucuresti, Rumaniae Vol* 10, no* 3.
Aar. 1959.
i@'bnthly Lists of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 8, no. 8, Aug. 1959.
Uncl.

ing.; SD.IICNESCU,T., ing.; KLIFER, Ifildat ipg.; WEIBb*RG?11-
PREi.ORJ,St., ing.; SUSAN, R., ing.
A high-tension drawing frame for flni@hing machines. Ind text
Rum 14 no.11012-519 N163
I
I
.Y,' "@'.

GREHASIM-2 M.; STINGHE, F.; NEGMUSCU, N.; PAIIiSCU, A.
Retroanastomotic hernia (with reference to 5 cases). Rwaanian 14 Rev,
no.4:63-67 161.
(GASTRECTOMY compl.) MENIA etiol.)

ST11"GIIIEV V.
Problem of Basic Forest Planning. p. 349. REVISTA PADURILOR.
(Asociatia Stlintifica. a Inginerilor si Technicienilor din
Rominia si al Hinisterului Agriculturii si Silviculturii)
Bucuresti. (Journal on forestry issued by the Scientific Association
of Engineers and Technicians of Rumania and the Ministry of Agri-
culture and Forestry; with Russian sunwaries. Monthly) Vol. 70
(i.e* 71), no. 6, June, 1956.
SOURCE: East European Accessions List, (EEAL) Library of Congress, Vol. 5,
no. 11, November, 1956.

STLNGL, J.
Czechoslovakia
Institute of Anatomy of the Medical Faculty of Charles
University (Anatomicky ustav lekarske fakulty University
Karlovy v Plzni), Pilsen: Director; J. KOS, MD.
Fx,ague, Ceskoslovenska stomatologie, No 5, Sept 62, pp 305-313.
"Explanation of the Cpurse of the Canalis mentalis in the
Human Mandible.
Co-author:
MT, J., Institute of Anatomy of the bledical Faculty of
Charles University, Pilsen.
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STRITANSKI, V.- SOLO' tz P L.
P .(:!. I
Pasic I'artin Nrnace integral. p. 7. M:N'I@A (,'zociatia
Stiintifica a Inginerilor si Tehnicienilor) Rucuresti. Vol. 3. No. 33P
Feb. 1956.
So. East European Accessicns List Vol. 5, No. 0, September, 1956

KURSS, V.; STINKULE, A.
Content of titanium and rare earth minerals in Devonian sandy sediments
of the Gauja Basin. Vestis Latv ak no.5:109-1-16 161.
1. Ietvijaa PSR Zinatnu akademija, Geologijas un derigu ismktanu insti-
tuts.

ST INLv , -) .
*Volcanic and dike rocks in the region of the Bakadzhik Mountains, Tambol
Okoliya n
&. 57 (BuLgarska akademiia na naukite. Geologicheski Institut,' Izvestiiao
01. 3, 1955, Sofia, Bulgaria)
Monthly Index of East European Acce-3sions (EFAI) 1C. Vol. 7. No. 2.
February 1958

S- C? o
Sligi/L01000100910061010
B013/B055
AUTHORS: Ratner, S. B., Stinskas, A. V., Gillgendorf, Yu. G.
TITLE: Mechanical Testing of Plastics. 3. Fatigue Tests
PERIODICAL: Plasticheskiye massy, 1960, No. 9, p'p. 54 - 61
TEXT: The present investigation bases on a paper read by S.B.Ratner at
the Conference on the Practical Use of Plastics in Building. This paper
treated the physical characteristics of the mechanical properties of
plastics and the specificity of their testing methods. Owing to the great
interest taken in this subject, the lecture material for publication was
supplemented and subdivided into five communications. The first two of
these were published in 1960, in the numbers 7 and 8 of this journal. At
the outset, the essential difference between the fatigue of plastics and
the fatigue of metals is stressed. The present-day methods applied in
fatigue tests are divided into two groups differing in type of index and
design of testers. The tests in question are the tests of hard plastics
and soft plastics. The methods and testing machines used for testing hard
plastics are essentially the same as are used for metal testing
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Tests B013/BO55
(Figs-1 - 5, Table 1). The machine by De-Mattia, generally applied for
testing rubber, is used for testing soft plastics in the form of thin,
flexible sheets and films, etc. (Fig.6, Table 2), (Refs-15 and 16). Data
obtained at the Fiziko-mekhanicheskaya laboratoriya NIIPM (Physico-
mechanical Laboratory of the Scientific Research Institute of Plastics)
permit the following conclusions to be drawn: The fatigue curve of
plastics at harmonic stress usually has the shape of the curve according
to Veler. The only difference is that it does not approach the horizontal
asymptote, as is the case for most metals. This generally known con-
clusion also holds for the plastics investigated. Testing of hard
plastics was carried out by means of the MYN-6000 (MUI-6000) machine and,
in collaboration with the TsNIITMASh (Central Scientific Research
Institute of Technology and Machine Building), by means of a Y-12 (U-12)
machine. The fatigue coefficients K (the percentage of remaining strength
6 relative to the static strength P) of glass-reinforced plastics and
unfilled polymers vary widely. After 10 6 _ 107 stress cycles the fatigue
coefficient of unfilled plastics averages 10%, while for glass-
reinforced plastics it lies around 20 - 35%. The approximate constancy of
the fatigue coefficient within one group of plastics indicates the
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decisive role of static strength for fatigue. The knowledge of this fact
permits an approximate prediction of the fatigue strength on the basis of
the static strength. The change in the fatigue coefficient differs con-
siderably in the two groups of plastics mentioneds The relative decrease
of strength is much more rapid in the case of unfilled plastics than in
glass-reinforced plastics. Considering the permanent downward tendency of
the fatigue curve, and thus also the relativity of the index (a or K), it
is more suitable to take 10 6 stress cycles as a basis than 107 cycles.
This enables testing periods to be shortened greatly without impairing
the results. In order to estimate the rate of decrease of the index, an
additional basis of 104 _ 105 stress cycles may be used. The index of
fatigue strength is strongly inflizenced by the cross-section of the
sample. This complicates the evaluation of fatigue properties and com-
parison of test results for products of different cross-sections. The
composition of the material has a much slighter influence on the
destruction energy in the case of repeated impact stresses than in the
case of usual impact-strength tests (single impact). Basing on the
relative energy of a severally repeated impact (with reference to impact
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strength) it is possible to select those molded materials for which this
energy is substantially higher than for most other plastics, including
glass-reinforced plastics. The materials are selected on the basis if a
criterion different from the one used in harmonic stresses, in which the
durability and not the work into destruction is compared. S. N. Zhurkov
is mentioned. There are 6 figures, 2 tables, and 22 references:
12 Soviet, 9 US, and 1 German.
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211751
AUTHORS Wit ri,@r , S. B. St iwjkno , A . V. , 3'I;TI@1k.0V:ikFIYI YeT
TTTLE: Low,-time strength of pInstics
PERIC)DICAL: Uwli lahe3kiye no. 7 , 1?61.
TEXT : Thij Is .; re@view of :ublicatjons on t?@e 3trength of
plfsticq. The e@ju.-Ition by S. IT. Zhurkov et, al @3,i f ZhTF, 2 3 .
@)f- 2
no. 10 (1953). Ref. 2: ibid., 25, no. 1 @19rc@, 1.3 -iver:
'r V T0exr L(Tj y(T)/RT] (1),
where r is the lor,@.g-time strengt1h; -., a constant a!-_Q8t independent of the
material and approximately equal to the v!bratllon. period of the atoms in
the molecule ('r 0 P410- 12 sec); U0 a constant almost equal to the activation
energy of thermochemical destruction; and y a ,onstant dependinv on the
,'ructurr- cf material, which becomes straller is the crientatier. increases,
-1 lar,- aults of other .3o"en"@1H Fire presented,
er on plas!"licizinp. Re
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3/191 /cOo/00"I /00"";'0 1 C.'
Lon--time 9trength of Plastics
especially lrita on -reinf creed plactics. The difference betweer,
short-'ime an,) 1-)np-tirie tests io I ntione(I. in i-lass-re-nforced r:.Iast@cs,
the 10'@O -,7f '!_e s,*,lort-time
stren;-th, 11,'? in non-1-cinfcNr-_-Pd r, !,-1,3 t2-ir-erg by A-, W_ Thn@,--)3on
(see beloA), B. Putoey (see below), ani R. C. Foor,.-r (see below) )n
reinforced en,@x,,- regins -,re mentior,@,I. Simn]-rion,,`cn of th'?
lonf,-t ime test by eXtrRT)Olation or, accordirq-, to S Gollfein (see belc@w',
by 'emperattire Increase qccordine to the equaticr, TI = (2C - lcg r) = cong'. 15)
is di.9russed. of long-time .9trength ar.] ffific'ne strength (by
cyclic loading) ahows that in the latter -,age '. the utreni_7th is considerably
reduced probably due to local heating, Under all test condlticr,5,
reinforced plastics penerally show higher values thfin non-reinfor-ed
plastic-1. A. P. Aleksandrov, ToLlashevskiy, and a re@)ort made by
Yu. S. Lazurkin at the ConferencP on the Streneth cf Polymers and Pnlymer
Materials, Moscow, @.Iay 16-18, 1960, are mentioned. The authorg thank
T. 11. Kryuchenko an.1 D. I. V.-rizhnikova for com,piling publications on
I-lass-reinfc%rcel plastics. There are 1; fizures, 3 tables,and 2A refer-
ences: 11 Soviet-bloc an.] !I' n,,n-S,)viet-'blc.-I Ti-.e mo3t im:,or'@ant
ences to English -'_anjua,--:? publication3 re@ri Lin follr.@.As: - W. Thcvn@-17@,-,
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2051
3/191/61/000/007/009/1010
Long-time strength of plastics B10'./B211, x
Reinforced Plastics, no. 11 (1957); B. B. Pusey, R. H. Carey, Modern
Plastics, 329 no. 7, (1955)1 R- C. Hooper, Plastics Technology, 1, no. 8
(1957); S. Goldfein, A. S. T. M. Bulletin, no. 224 (1957).
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S/1 9y62/000/012/012/015
B1 01 B1 66
AUTHORS: Stinskas, A. V., Ratner, S. B.
TITLE: The hardening effect in plastics at the rest period during
fatigue failure testing
PERIODICAL: Plasticheskiye massy, no. 12, 1962, 56-57
TEXT: It was found that interrupting the fatigue test gave the plastics
a higher endurance after the tests were resumed. The following data are
gi ven:
1 11 111 a IV b V VI
caprone 270 1000 46 65 23 150io
viniplast 120 3800 140 1050 '250 7 0 CF/,
ditto (1) 170 3800 250 355 100 150@
polyester resin
i[0-1 (P11-1) 200 1000 95 190' 50 20054
ditto (2) 200 1000 95 600 50910 >6ood.

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@ACCESSION NRt AP4046474 5/0032/64/d3o/bloA26qA276
AUTHORt Stins
TITLE: Use of machine MRS-2 for fatigue tests of rif;id, plasticF,
-1270
SOURCE. Zavodskaya laboratorlyap v, 30j no, 10j 19611) 1269
:TOPIC TAGSi plastic, fatigue strength# planar deflaction, pulsating strain/ MRS 2
Aachine
ABSTRACT: Special adaptatiuns were prescribed and diaaigned for use in testing rigid
materials with testing machine MRS-2* The adaptatioiis are proposed for two modes of'
Aefomitiont planar deflection and pulsating strain. In Fig. 1 on the Enclosures
a schematic of the planar deflection adaptation is shown. Here 1 Is a rigid plardc
attached at one end to a fixed vise of the machine, and hinge-connected (through
ball-bear3ngs 2) by a tic bar 3 with clamp 4. The specimen 5 in the form of a two-
sided blade is attached to clamps 4 and 6, Clamp 6 is attached to the machine's
movable vise and can move in an up-and-down motion of given amplitude, The hinge
feature is supposed to prevent undesired secondary stresses in the specimens Figure,,
2 on the Ebelosures shows the second adaptation) wherein 1 is the upper (fixed)
Machine lock in which is drilled a slot for casing 2j which serves as a guide for
rod 3@ hinge-conriected at the lower end with clamp 4 holding the aPecimen 5- At Its
3,ower end the specimen is held by the movable vise 6 of the mathinel each oscilla-,'.
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ACCE&S
ion movewnt at 6 deflects spring and sets up a Pulsating atrai no The author
de3cribed the best specimen section for use with the adaptations to avoid unwanted'.
defomation at machine-specimen interfaceso Orig, arto-hast 3 figures,
ASSOCIATION: Institut energetiki ielektrotekhniki) Akademii nauk Litovskoy SS.R
(Institute of Power Ehgineering andElectrical ftineerinitt-Aeademy of Sciencesp
Lithuanl=anli)
SUMMED: 00 MCM 02
SU13 CODE: MT NO REF SOVt 000 OTHERt 000
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ACCESSION NR: AP4049383 Z/0009/64/000/011/0589/0594
AUTHOR: Ratner, S. B.; Farberova - 1. 1.; lAzje, Je. G. (Lafye, Ye. G.)
Stinskao, A* Ve
TITLE: Long term resistance of plastics to dynamic stress
SOURCE: Chemicky prurayal, no. 11, 1964, 589-594
TOPIC TAGS: wear resistance, fatigue strength, plastir. durability, durability
testing, plastic additive, abrasive strength
ABSTRACT: The authors have published several previous articles on this subject,
mostly in Russian journals. The present article is therefore a general sun"ry
of their researc - They point out that the resistance of plastics to mechanical
wear and fatipe_@epends on the course of both mechanical and mechanical-chemical
destructive processes. Abrasion and friction both cause wear. The tests describ-
ed were carried out with abrasives and plastics in a way which was similar to vear
as it occurs in practice, so that the experimental results can teadily be applied
to industrial conditions. The durability of plastics increases with hardness and
duration of testing. Since fatigue also plays a role, additives are recommended
to slov down the destructive processes, but no specific additives are discussed,'
Voo.lingjuring stress increases resistance to fatigue. During cyclic a .tress,
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T'll-kTimonev, 11. !1, 6ng ne e r
TITLE: A Cv.1wilatint; lachinc for
@Vy@hislitel-nclye -a7tr@)ystvo dlya
du-ovoy pechl)
PERIODICAL: Elektricllestvo, 1953. Dir 5, P,,,. lr..2u (Ul-3.0R)
ABSTRACT At f Ji r s t -an anan'll y @, @ c c,-' f.'rile 2 on -!- -j 11 in.@ lac t hod @f
electric ;:@pcration -,f arc--farn@--.,es i7ccordin- to the
ratio be-11-leen and --'n the p"lase is givan,
which no,;,, is eroi:y-;rhr--rc -'n u3e. -;-, i@,, -hovin that it iss
useful to abandor. th--3 me4lh--d Lind -c, change Over to the
controllin- method ty mf@an@, -al@lalatinrs machines, in
U
these tile po,.-rer of @,-ffectlive ene-.gy supplied
to the furncce s mcth.Dd is baaed on t*,,Ie
maintainance of +!-I;:? equacions and (,'). A scheme
for an electromechanical -,,a-,ia.-,t of a cal@;ulatin- macLi-
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diagram the contiollin:; chara.-ter in thr-- ab3ence an@! --,r
the prescnce c,f the d,-vi,-,es is lllujtrat--@d,
ihe cc)n@radi,-Aion "-atween the nr!:es--ity -.;f a qui,,k
remo,.-.il of @ho n-roda@%ni -ie--iat*.-1n 7f nower frcT@-. the
no.minal :aluo .- .-..n,:l tKa- n-e3essl!r
compensation cf "he prcalticed d:-f'L,--en,-y
romcvad, when the efiployed ele:irodynamlc
characterized by a maximm lhi&.-3peed
the velocity e-,f the t-,anl@ient- ( '
of thie --alculatin!; I-Razhint-7.) Is t...-ned
demanded limits ar he E,x-(.r,3e .C
F-mplifiar factor of thc@ into-ratLnG
dovico reacts to n.11 ox-Atations
povmr from ito given
w-'th the calculating ma,,"ne 3h,
-z = 16 soc the variation of thc
ta-tionc does r,,@.t '.0
m-@-nn '.L'he ono-year lastir-
calculEttli-,,C; macnlne Aow,@!d
ire guirantece
wi th an er-.,-z.r not 2 "S-
of ,-i relatively slow
eisily car, 'te
contrcllcr is
effecA, wh-41st
it-termined by the effp.@-t
In -.-dthin thz@
ccr.@,r,:,'Lling the
member. The -alculating
7alasiri6 a deviation of t@e
The practical experience.
vz that during mc-lting at
real current :@aused by
of tha arc-cur:,-crt
tezt oraraticn of tne
1-aring :omplioated
an energy supplj
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A Calculating 'Iachine for Controlling Are-k*urnace Duty 105-58-5-4/28
calculatin- machine it was possible to diminish the
asymmetry of electroenergy distribution between the
phases of a 20 t furnace by the 2,5-fold.
The following persons took part in creating the electron
calculating machine: A. A. Felldbaum, Doctor of
Technical Sciences, L. IN. Fitsner, Candidate of Technical
Sciences, Yu. M. Alyshev, =gineer, L. I. Shevchenko,
Engineer. There are 5 figures and 5 references, which
are Soviet.
ASSUCIATIOIT: Tsentral1naya laboratoriya avtomatiki tresta "EnerGochermetll@
(central Laboratory for Automation of the ',Energocherriet,'
Trust)
SUBMITTED: May 27, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Electric furnaces--Control systems 2. Mathematical computers--
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AUTHORSt _Btipakas, A. V. (Moscow); Antropova, H. I. (Moscow I Korobov, V. I.
Moscow ; Ratner, S. B. (Moscow); Samokhvaloy, T.-Y. (Mosoow@j Sharovat A. V.
Moscow@'
@
TITLEx On fatigue properties of capron and ca 01
SOURCEi Mekhanika polimerovt no. 2p 1965P 118-122
TOPIC TAGSi capronp fatigue strength, caprolont polywTv plastic
AZSTRACT: The purpose of the investigation was to teal; the fatigue properties of
two important thermoplastics which find wide applioaticn in the machine industry,
,ij,e., eapronand ca@rolon. Two varieties of caprolon were investigated: W-
in presence of sodiumeaprolaotam and acetic anhydride;
'4n the presence of sodiumcaprolactam and carbon dioxide, Both v-- e so were
compared with cWon "B". The_fatigue rties' were determined,at.
1000 cyoleaT at 20C and at the--temp'e'-'ijituie of self'-@.
heatirig@77-'It was found that both caprolone had identice.1 fatigue proper'Wiesq and on
the basis of 106 cycles both caprolone bad a 70AP 1'9.0 300 kg/caF greater fatigue
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,strength than capron "B". The results of self-heating experiments are in complete
agreement with those of S. B. Ranter and V. I. Koroboy (Mekh. pol.# 1965 (v-
pechati)). 'The critical self-heating temperature for caprolon at 290 Wci2 load
,and for capron at 165 kg/=2 load was found to be ATo 15C. The specimens. undergo
rapid destruction after reachin the critical twperature. The critical temperature-.
was found to have a definite value and was independent Df the loado the frequenqy#.,r;"
:and heat removal. It is concluded that heat removal leads to an increase in the-"
fatigue strength of both plastics, The fatigue strength of a caprolon speoime@
icooled by an air stream exhibited a 22% increase in fatigue strength. Orig. art.
has; 2 tables and 3 graphs.
IASSOCIATIONt none
!SUBMITTED: 120ot64 ENGL: 00 30 COMAT
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STINSKAS, V.A.
Improved shaving deflector for a hack. Gidroliz. i lesekh1m.,3rowe
10 no.1:24 '57, (KLRA I
1, Litovskiy nauchno-issledevalkl'skir institut lesnogo khosyaystvas
(Troo tapping)

-T - @9' !@ ,, , @ . ,
; I
to .,.siatic fowl plao@,,ue."
S C: Ve t. 'I'[ (!')), p. 21

CZECIIO~-,!,OVAKIA/t,'Iectricity D1c.-,cctrLes G-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No -L, 1953, 1254
Author : Gomory Ivan, Dist'an Ernest, Klejnek Otaker, Stinzei Jan
Inst : -
Title : Connection Between Thermal Stability and Chemical Structure
of Dielectrics.
Orie Pub : Strojnollektrotechn. casop., 1957, 8, No 1, 10-17
Abstract : A survey of data- on the dependence of the thermal stabili-
Lly of hij, iao1e,-.i!-tLrorf!anic dielectrier, and their chemical
structure. The authors discuss briefly the structural
variations that occur upon heating, and Give ideas concer-
ning the deiWee to which they depend on the individual
elements cf the structure.
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STT:)PI)T,, V
Mineralogical study Of complex rdneralizations In the vein layers of the Tibles
Mountains. p. 147.
(ANALELE. SERIA ATIINTELOR NATURN. Rumania. Vol. 5. no. 10, 1*56)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (KUL) LC, Volt 6, no. 7, July 1957,, Uncl,

IMANIA/Cosmochemistry. Geocherdstry. Hydr,,-chemmistry- D
,Xbs jour: Ref Zhur-Khin., No 23, 1958) 77047-
Author : lanovici V., Giusca D-yjStiopol V.,, Minzararu L.
Inst : "C.j. Perhoe University-
Title : Phys--lograph:Le Study of Deposits of Polvme'r-,]-Uc &alfidel;
at Gemene.
Orig Pab: An. Univ. "C.J. Parhon!'. Ser. stiint. natur., 1957,
No 16, 153-16o.
Abstract: The deposits are found in sericite-chlorite schists and
is considered to be an epigenetic one. The microsco-
pie study of ores showed the presence of folloving
minerals in them: pyrite, arsenopyrite, sphalerite,
halcopyrite, tetrahadrite, bour-nonite, gale-na;
c
.
gangue minerals - quartz and baryte; secondar-y mine-
rals - lemonite, awarite, cerussite and anglesite.
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m-L'LNIA/Cos=c-her-istry. GeocheLdstry. Hydrochendstry. D
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khim., No 23, 1958, 77o47-
Microphotographe of thin sections are presented.
- G. Voroblyev.
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@TIPAL. Bohumil, KMr.
Organization of the ambulatory service In Ostrava. Cook, zdravot.
5 no.5-265-269 May 57.
1. Z&stizpce reditole pro ambulatnt sluzbu Okreent ustay narodniho
zdravi v Ostrava.
(OUTPATIENT SZRVICRS,
ambulatory sery. in Czech. (Cz))

MPAL PohilriJI
IM
CZECHOSIMAKIA
avotnictvi)
".1.1def of the Health l.epartment (Cdbor Zdr,
of the North-Moravian KIIII, Ostrava
FraCue, Prakticky Lekar, C.'o 20, Oct 62, po 869-872
"Committec of Experts of the Department of Ilealth of
TIN (1--legional National Co-,mittee) as an Instrument to
Incrcase the Level of Health :Care"
Co-authors:
CIEMPI, josef, JUDr, C'nair of LeFal Medicine of
PU (Falacky University), Clo-nouc; Director:
A. '.:M'@-IARIC, Fro,.f. Dr.
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STIPAL, S.
"Using a te)-tbook in physics lessons. p. 228." (FIZYKA I Vol. 6, no. 4, July/Aug.
1953, Warszava, Poland
So: 'Monthly Imist of East European Accessions L. C. Vol. 2, No. 11, Nov. 1953, Uncl.

GAV3Z,X.; SUIARIC,F.;. STIPAINCIVIC,l.
Tubercii1osis (poBtprimaria?) Bcrotl of the stallion. Tuberkuloza,
Beogr. 11 n.o.4:447-450 O-D IS).
I.. Patoloski Institut Veterinskog fakulteta,Sarajevo (sef: prof.
dr R. Gavez. ) . I .
(TUBXRGULOrjlS- MALI G112WITAL veterinary )
(HORSES dis.)

Stipanic. E.
4---
The mathematic aspect of Zeno's Achilles aporia. p. 171
CROATIC@i CHWCA ACTA. (Hrvatsko kemijsko druBtvo, Sveuciliste u Zagrebu i
Hrvatsko prirodoslovno drustvo) Zagreb, Yugoslavia. Vol. 7, no. 3/4, 1955
Monthly list of Fast European Accessions (EEAI) LC;, Vol. 8, no. 8, Aug. 1959
Uncl.

Ea. T, Li Con rcss, 1. 2,

T
Mathematical Reviews
Vol. 16 No. 2
Feb. 1954
ions
Foun4at
LeprinolpedelapwumoWlk
e do 1`6volution-histeriqwde:
nombre depuls to mbre natural
Imaginaffe. (Una button I la
du nombre.) Bull Math. Phys. Serble 5, no. 1@2.
E7
57-66 (1953).

STUAIJIG, Ernest (Beograd)
A theorem of E. Cesarb and a theorem of T. Salat in the theory
of serios. Ves mat fiz Srb no.11:63-M 159.
1. Clan Uredivackog odbora,, 'Vesnik Druotira mutematicara i
fizicara Narodne, Republike Srbije."

STIPAPIC, Ernest (Beograd)
Application of a Dini's theorem in the theory of series.
Ves mat fiz Srb no.11:69-80 159.
1. Clan Uredivackog odbora, "Vesnik Drustva matematicara
i fizicara Narodne Republik@ Srbije."

9-

TH ORL: n' - 1 an, Acf of' Electrical
Stipani6, Ljubo n- or , d C',
1
. ___M,@ion (Rijek-0
Reconstruction of the Port of Rijeka
PERIODICAL: Tehnika, 1959, Nr 1, _DP 134-140 (YUG)
A:3.3TRACT: The author describes in detail the port of Rijeka
before the War and the damage inflicted upon this
Port by the retreating German army. Systematic re-
construction of the Port has been in proCress'since
1945. The construction of the new Sugak breakwater
lasted from 1949 to 1956. This breakwater is 32 m
long, 18 m wide, it has 3 railway tracks, 2 wharves
for ocean liners, and 6 new 5-ton cranes which can
operate with hooks or grabs. Reconstruction of the
Barc'i6 wharf lasted3 years, of the "10 rujan" and
"Obala jugoslavenske mornarnice" piers and Vladimir
Nazor wharf 4 years and of the "29 Novembar" wharf
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YuG / I - 1 -44 /;S?
-c oils true tion of t-- ', ort -a
of indivirlu.--il piers, numI,er ')f cranes on eac*-. -,)ier
and the amount of --,tor,,,,-e space available are
---iven in the article. T]7.c Fort is equipped with
@ortal, semi-portal and, floatinr@ cranes which were
either purchased from Hungary and Holland or produced
by the "3 maj" Shipyard in Rijeka, such as the six
1@
5-ton semi-portal cranes installed on the Susak-
breakwater. The total number of cranes in the 1@'ort
is 4? and the number of various vehicles operating in
the area is 300. The Port has 3 rescue ships and
@.otal rail-
various types of reDair shops. 9T,@o' of the u
road tracks have been laid since the war. 1','on-lbuilt
up areas of the Port have been asphalted, drains laid
ind new underj@round power, telegraph and telephone
lineslaill. The electrification of the Fort has been
modernized, L@ new tra@sfo,me_r stations construct.-ed
and 3 more pl.nnned. new telephone exchange with
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'?econstruction of the of Pi,4@@ka
in Ljubljana; ',@on6ar", "Di7-ilo" Iid"',,-Idn.1k"
in Zagreb; 3) on the electrification and tele,phone
installations: "Elektroprimorje", "Svjetlost" tind
"Monter" in Rijeka;"Rade Kon6ar" and"Telefonvod"
in Zagreb; ElektrotehLni 6 k o poduzec'e (Electrical
CD
Engineering 7Enterprise) in Crikvenica and "Isk-ra"
in Kranj; 4) on the construction and reconstruction
of st orages and other buildin..7s: Gradjevno Doduzede
(-Building Znterprise) "Jadranir and "Ilom-rad"'in
Rijeka; "Hidroelektra" and"I'Yortan" in Zagreb, There
are 6 photos, 8 tables and 1 diagram.
Poduze6e luka i skladi@ita (Port and Storage Erterprise),,
Rijeka.
D M I 1 1' L'ED July 10, 1958.
'UIA
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STIPANICIV,S.
Daplication of the right foot - diplopodia. Acta chir. iugoel.
6M no-3:249-254 159.
I
1. Ortopedska klinika Medicinskog fakalteta u Zagrebu, Aredstojnik:
prof. dr. Ferdo Grospic.
(FOOT abnormalities)

Q,
351315.4097f!)
Sflmnig';@ Vladimir I., ptule. Oswt a& poolr4jo jadoog d1jelit dalm primaje-la
Their occurrence over a territory Comprising pan of the kl-
r"tian "stand hinterland.] SpAr, Yuf#tI4vk. Ifirder k i IN't d*.I Mckaro.
lolki &Sjtk, Vremcmks Pfibhs, 3(1/2);37-40, July Gencral damption
of the fornution and properties of thermAl and frontal thunderstorm and brief discussion uf
Ph ed Ifead1XV: 1. Thunderstorms
tMr appearaace over Dalnatian territory east of s *
I-SAW19LI, Yugoslavic-Gr. If 6.

3.11. 375.2 pa. 1)
VkLdi!,jLL Mogle not lilimiscitill Istolsic obala jildrasta.IF,,g tot flit aa.lerm
Adri,;;;;;;;@@pk' fd..sik. Spfit, Yov.-LwLe. Vol. 1, 1053. 13 It. fign., With-,
fr .... I Dwil Al..Illdy 'out .---l ..f I ("L h-nify
Im-611olity ale tot 11-1 ibl., f,w It, mal;oon .I, Ilu- .-a-lirij AdrWk
"t"t (11116 1931). sy'loplic 0411.14 bw -@l ILI Goa, i'l I .'ud I., I N. rtT'@oo
iuv,@tigaltd trvdt@ril.d Vijbj,,,i U.-adinxt: L.E2rdentilly 2. @jalmmlla, YugnAawls. (0'.

STIPANCIC, V.
Extraodimary coldness during the winter.1955-56. p. 160.
(CV,DI--NJAK, Yugoslavia, 1955 (published 19")6.)
SD: Monthly List of Last European Accessions (EEAL) LC, Vol. 6.. no. 7, July 1957. Uncl,

YUGWLAV1A Forest Scionce. Forest Cultures. KA
Abs Jour Ref. Zhur - Biologiya, No 17, 1958, No. 77540
Author Sti icic, Vladimir
Inst No given
Title Bora in the Karat Area and Windbreak Forest Belts
Orig Pub :Shumarstvo, 1956, 9, No 8-9, 487-496
Abstract :The nature of the dangerous bors. atom wind is characterized
and its influence on the soil and vegetation is described.
The possibilities of weakening the killing effect of the
boras by means of ahelterbelte am exudned and data are
cited from literature on the windbreaking effectiveness
of different types of windbreak plantations. The most
suitable constructions of windbreaking forest belts are
indicated,, and the criteria of the selection of tree species
with the view to their suitability for the ecological con-
ditions of Karat are characterized. -- I. A. Bashkirov.
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PAN' N C s -F
Stipanitch, Ernest, Sur une application g6omAtAquo des
_nUm-N-es complexes. Rull, Soc. Math. Phys, Sefbie 3,
no. 1-2, 57-64 (1951). (Serbo-Croatian. Fr.Inch sum-
Miry)
The aum of angles under which a fixed line segment is seen
e
.rom the vertices of i regular po!ygf@n is calculated by th
use of complex number.5. 4!. (Lafayette, Ind.).
Source* Mathemati'nl Reviewso
No.
0 F.

STIPCEIVIC, Boris, dipl. inz.
Computation of evaporators for water cooling in ailr-conditionirg
Installaticns. Strojarstvo 6 no.1/402-37 164.

STIPCEVIC, ZdravL-o (Sarajevo)
A generalization of the Hartee method. (;Ias i4at fiz Hrv 18
no.4t279-284 163.
1. 'Jnivers[ty of .13aralevo, Sarajevo.