SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT STRELCHENKO, N.P. - STRELEC, J.

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Country USSR
Catc.5ory Farm Animals.
Cattle.
Abe. Jour -Ref Zhur-Biol., No 21, 19589 96862
Author Strellchenko, ?I,, P.
Institut. ',-~iryazev Academy of Agriculture.
Titlo :Excretory Processes in the Digestive Tract of
Animals.
Orir; Pub. Izv, Timiryazevsk. so-kh, alcad., 1957, No 3,
235-246
Abstract The experiments urere conducted on 5 calves in
whom unilateral chronic fistulae of the parotl
glands were created# In addition, tvro of tho
animals had an isolated loop according to Thir,
two had a rumen fistula5 and gne a fis~ga of
the abomasum. Radioisotopes P32 and C&7J were
intraypnously roduced. The amounts of excre
ted P-),-- and Ca in digestive juicesi,urine an
feces were determined. p32 appeared seconds
after being injected.into the bloodstream in
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Country : USSR
Category : Farm Animals. Q
Cattle.
Abs. Jour ; Ref Zhu:?-B.Lol.j 140 21, 1953~ 96862
Author
Institut.
Title
Orig Pub. :
Ab8tract :the saliva. During the first 3 hqFs 54-69
percent of the total amount of P..) aich is
secreted by the parotid glands in 24 hours
was secreted. In 'the abomasum and by the dige-
stive Juice radioactive phosphorus was wreretd
15 minutes after its introduction intq the
bloodstream. The largest amounts of p.52 were
excreted during the first few hours with 4rine
and with feces, The,largest amounts of Ce.7
appeared in the saliva between the 5th and the
10th minute after it has been introduced, In
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Country -USSR
Category :Farm Animals.
Abs. Jour Cattle.
:Ref ZhUr-Biol.t No 21, 19589 96862
Author
Institut.
Title
Or1r, Pub.
Abstract -the digestive tract its largest concentration
took plaoe one hour after introduction. Radio-
active ealcium.is predominantly excreted by th
intestines and by the kidneys, With saliva ra--
dioactive phosphorus was excreted during the
first day in the amounts of 3.13. to 6*09 per-
cent with the urine in the amounts of 4,27 to
10,U percent and with the feces in the amoun
of 1 90 to 2,J2 percent. With the saliva P32
and 5a45 were excreted for 27-29 days; from th
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AUTHOR: Rekova, P.; Strel'cheako, S. S.; FogeV, Ya. M.;
Hua, Hain-sheng
TITLE: Effect of various gases on the thermionic emission of tungsten
SOURCE. Radiotekhnika i elektronika, v. 9, no. 1, 1964, 144-147
TOPIC TAGS: thermionic emission, tungsten therrydionic emission, gas aided
thermionic emission, carbon tetrachloride aided thermionic emission, sodiurn
ion emission, potassium ion emission
ABSTRACT: The experimental hookup and methods of measurement were
described in the Ya. M. Fogel', et al. article (ZhTF, 196Z, 3Z, 10, 1Z59). -.The
effect of CCly, Cl~' 0,2 and H Na" and K4* ions emitted by incandescent
tungsten. was inveistigated. It was found that, within 700-1, 300C, the admission
of CC1, into a diode envelope results in the increased emission of K*from a W
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emitter. Na** ion emission decreases in the 700-1,000C range and increases at
temperatures over 1, 100C. Within 1. 000 - 1, 100C, no effect of CCly on Na ion
emission was observed.' The effect of CCL, on K+ ion emission also depends on
whether or not that emission is accompanied by Na 4. ion emission: with no Na~, ion-ii
emission, CCly cluses a decrease in the K"' ion, emission. 'Oz and H, do not
appreciably chang~'e the Na* and X ion emission. 'The results are compared with;
those of Pt emission. "We consider it our pleasant duty to thank A. X. Vallter
for his constant interest and attention to the project." Orig. art. has: 3 figures.I
ASSOCIATION: none
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.9%VMOR-. Rekova, 16.P. 9-trel'chenko, S.S. Fogel*, Ya.M.
TITLEs Concerning the mechanism of the Influence of gases on theratonic eodsst~j
of metals Awsport, Third All-Union Conference an Semiconductor Compounds hold In
Kishinev M-21 Sep 19637
~SOURCS: AN SSSR. Izv. Seriya fizicheakaya, v.28, no.8, 1964, 2371-1381
TOPIC TAGS, surface ionization, thernionic emission. Ion souyce, platinum, tungstev,
alkali metal, oxygen, carbon tetrachloride
ABSTRACT: The Stuthore and coworkers have previously shown that changes In the tot-~
al positive ion current f ram a hot platinum or tungsten surface due to the Influence
of different games arise from variations In the emission of Mat and K+ tons originsi.
ting from alkali metal Impurities In the emitter (Zh.Tekha.fis.22,1959,1962; Radio-,
tekhalks I elektroulks 9 144,1964). In the present paper they report results of an
investigation of reactiom on hot tungsten and platinum between alkali met-
al atom aW 02 and CC14- Ions emitted by the metal surface were-accolerated-to-1.5
keV said focused on the Input alit of a r00 sector magnetic sass spectrmister. Ion
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currents as low as 5 x 10-17 A could be measured with the aid of a secondary elec-
multiplier. An 0.3 mA beam of 600 V electrons was projected parallel to the
surface of the emitter and close to it. These electrons served to Ionize any mole-
cules leaving the emitter and thus made it possible to Investigate the evaporation
.of neutral molecules. RaCl* Lens were obtained from a Pt emitter in the simultane-
ous.presence of 02 and CC14 at temperature thresholds from 9500C for a fresh emit-
ter to as high as 13000C for a depleted one. Tho presence Of CC14 without 02 was
not-sufficient to give rise to these ions. When the emitter was heated for a time
In the presence of 02, however, the o2 was pumped out and CC14 admitted, emission
of NACl+ was observed, but at a higher threshold temperature than In the.presence
of both gases; When a Pt emitter was heated in the presence of 02, and CC14 was ad-
mitted, not only did NaCl+ tons appear, but also Na+ tons; and when the CC14 was
pumped out, not only did the emission of NaCl+ nearly cease, but also that of Na+.
No products of reactions between NA or K and CC14 were emitted by a hot W surface.
Ions with mass numbers 59, 69, 73, 94 and 101 were observed. These are ascribed to
surface Ionization of organic molecules, which may have entered the system from the.
mechanical forepump (the diffusion pumps employed mercury vapor). "In conclusions I
consider it my pleasant duty to express my sincere gratitude to Prof.A.K.Vallter
for his constant attention and Interest In the workor OrIgeart.hast figures,-
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Strellchenko, S. S.; Fogel,
AUTHOR: Va ova- a. N
; Tatus', V. I.;
Ya. M. Fr dman V M
ORG: Physicotechnical Institute, Academy of Sciences, Ukrainian SSR
(Fizik37-_tekhniche9kiy institut Aka-d-e-m-U-nauk Ukrainskoy SSR)
TITLE: Distribution by rotational energy level of molecul 0 excited by
ion impact--,
SOURCE: Zh eksper i teor fiz, v. 50, no. 6, 1966, 1464_14T1
TOPIC TAGS: molecular spectrum, proton reaction, hydrogen atom reac-
tion, spectral energy distribution, Boltzmann distribution, ion impact,
rotation energy
ABSTRACT: The experimental apparatus and methodology are described
for investigating the intensity distribution in the rotational
structure of molecular spectrum bands. The inten ity distributions
of rotational lines of the X = 3914 and A = 42T8 I bands have been
investigated in the spectrum of the first negative system of N*
excited by impact of the mixed beam of 30-kev protons and hydrogen at
It has been observed that the distribution of the rotational line
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rlz~ELICBMOY T. I., Candidate of Biol qci (diss) -- '"Ihe biological aspects ane
yiold of -..r-Lnter bf,,rl,3.,rs of Bukovirki". Chernovtsy, 1959. ?l pp (Min Fip)iar Educ
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,"MI I ~---
Biology nf flownrIT4, in winter barley. hgrnIdf)l0gIiU no-3:4~,8-460
159. (141DA 12:9)
1. ChornnvitnkAya gosudarstvennayu zo1It3I-.nI-,hozyavntvnnnaya
npytnaya, Fitantniya.
(Barley)

STREL'MaiKO, T.I., kand.biologicheskikh nauk
When to sow winter barley. Zemledelie 8 no.8:88-89 Ag 16o.
(MIRA 13:8)
(Barley)

STREPCHENKO, T. I.; KOVAL' , N.V. [Koval' J, I.V.]
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SUKHANOV, I. (Yelate); STRILICHMO, V., ahofer (Bryansk); KMNITSOV. A.
Readers' sugges tion. Za rul. 17 no.11:20 N '59. (MIRA 13:4)
(Motor vehicles)

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'AUTHORi Strellchenko, Ye. G. 7
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;ORG: Institute of SemiconductorsSAN SSSR, Leningrad (Institut
poluprovodnikov AN SSSR)
TITLE., The Hall coefficient and.thermal e'mf of PbTe in a strong
magnetic field ~_7 111
SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 8, no. 3, 1966) 965-966
TOPIC TAGS: Hall constant, thermal emf, lead compound, telluride,
.!semiconductor carrier, electron gas, thermodynamic function, strong
i.magnetic field
ABSTRACT: The author(sbows that it is possible to",'obtain simple
tb
expressions for the tbermod:~Bamic functions of e electron gas-An
PbTe in 'terms of tabulated (Fermi) integrals, The proof is based
on transforming the carrier spectrum of PbTe as given by 1. 0--
Dimmock and others (Phys. Rev. v. 135, 821, 1964; Pbys. Lett. v. 12,
164, 1964) and carrying out the required integration witb respect to
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energy. Expressions are presented for the density In each valley
and for the transverse thermal emf in a strong magnetic field'. The
.1formulas derived are valid for both n-type and p-type materials,
provided the initial spectrum holds for the gas'of their carriers.
0rig. art. has: 4 formulas.
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AU_'iiGR: Strel'chenko, Ye. G.
01-13. In&titute of Semiconductors, IJI SQ'SH, Leningrad (Inatitut poluprovodnikov AN
SSSR)
1ITLE'. Contribution to the theorj of longitudinal thermal emf oscillations
SOU11=: Fizika tyerdoi;o tela, v. 8, no. lo, 1966, N66-3069
TOPIC TAGS: thermal erj', galvanoma~;netic effect, deeeneracy, electron scattering,
se.mi conductor band structure, quantura rescnp-ice phenomenon
ABSTAACTA: ~LL is shown that when a semiconductor 1'5 situatr-d in a quantizing magnetic
field a stror-- difference arises between the behavior of the electrons above and belov'
the Fermi level, and this causes i;tronG oscillations, of the longitudinal thermal emf.
Lven in the zero-order approximation in the deGeneracy, when the thermal emf of metals
and degenerate semiconductors is usually zero, a thermal emf appears at resonant
values of the chemical potential, when the latter coincides with the minimum of some
of -the Landau sub-bands, since at these energies the electron scattering probability I
ex-oeriences a discontinuity. At sufficiently low temperatures and in strong fields,
the minimum and the maximum of the thermal are located within OAT from resonance, and
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~-c minimuza is nc.--,ai;ivc (the thermal emf reverses sign). In order for the oscilla-
tions to be observa~ble it is essential that the spreading of the levels be small com-
pared with the temperature. 'A,'ae author thanks B. D. Laykhtman, Yu. X. Obraztsov, and
A. L. Efros for valuable remarks during the discussion of the work. Orig. art. hast
I figure and I formula.
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AUTHOR: StrPI.Lchenko. YeL-.G.
ORGI . Ins Jtute of Semiconductors AN SSSR, Leningrad (Institut
poluprovodnikov
7-1
TITLEt Thermal emf of semiconductors in a classical strong mastnetic
field -Z_ /
SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 8, no. 4,1966, 1281-1283
TOPIC TAGS: thermal electromotive force, semiconductivity, semicon-
ductor theory, magnetic field, magnetic effect, thermal emf
ABSTRACT: As has been shown (Obrazteov, Yu. N., FTT, 6, 414, 1964;
7, 575, 1965), the transverse thermal electromotive force in a
quantized magnetic field is determined by the entropy a per each
charge carrier according to the generalized formula a - 9/e, where a
is the charge of the carrier. It is now demonstrated that the same
formula can be obtained in the absence of quantization for spectra in
a wide range. The calculations were made for a simplified case of
carriers with a single energy level, on the assumption that the elec-
trons in the presence of the magnetic field (the presence of the elec-
tric field and scattering is not considered) move in the momentum opace,~!!-
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along closed trajectories. This situation was selected because it
corresponds to the characteristics of semiconductors which, due to
the 'relatively low concentration of carriers, have a negligible
number of open electric trajectories. When applied to carriers of
both signs, the iormula for the'transverse thermal emf is
where n+ and n are positive and negative charges, respectively. In
conclusion, th; author thanks E. L. Efros for useful discussions. Orig.
art. hass 6 formulas. JZLJ
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-~V !~ . ~
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STRELIGHUK, I.Y.
-,,- i -,"
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-
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narkomaniy. Moak-va, Medgiz, 1956. 345 P- (XIaA 10:3)
(NARCOTIC HABIT)

STIULICHUK I.V.# professor (Moskva)
New modern methods of treating alcoholism. Sov.mad. 21 no.5:26-33
MY '57. (XLRA 10:7)
(ALCOHOLISM, ther.
review)

ST-REELICHUK. 1.V.
Impaired neurodynamics in h7pertension with neurop.9ychic
deviations, and treatment based on pathogenesis. Trudy Inst.
,rys. nerv. deint. ser.pntofiziol. 5:309-325 158 (MrRA 11:12)
(HYPERTMIS 10K)
(COITDITIOIM.D RESPOUSE)

STC1LICT."K. I.V.
Istuclying the neural mechanisms of psychotherapeutic (virba) effeects
in neurozis. Trudy Inst.-7ys. nerv.dei,~t. Se-n.pntofiziol-5:326-342
15,q (PSYCHOTHI-JUTY) (MIRA 11:12)

STRELICHUK, Ivan Va sillyevich, prof., doktor med.nauk; KADER. Ya.M., red.;
- '40G~.-ied.
'.'V' 0 V.T6., t6
[Drankeness destroys man] Plianatvo gubit cheloveka. Moskva,
Voen.izd-vo M-va obor.SSSR. 1959. 83 P. (MIRA 12:12)
(ALCOHOLISM)

POIRTNOV, A.A.. obahchiy red.; BABAYAN, E.A., red.; DORINEVICH. V.V., red.;
(PREVICH, Te.I., red.; PTATNITSKATA, I.N., red.; ROZEWOV, V.Te.,
red.; STRMICTX, I.V., red.; YEDOTOV. D.D., red.; KHMAEV, N.S.,
red.
(Alcoholism; a collection of articles on its clinical aspects,
patho.genosis, treatment, and prevention] Alkogolizm; sbornik
rabot po klinike, patogenezu, lecheniiu i profilaktike. Pod
obshchei red. A.A.Portnova. Mosk-va, 1959. 447 P. (MIRA 13:3)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministerstvo zdravookhraneniya.
(ALCOHOLISM)

STRELICHUX, I.Y.; VOZDVIZHENSKAYA, A.I.
Antabuse psychoses. Zhur.nev. i psikh. 59 no.6:668-673 159.
(mm 13:1)
1. Institut vysshey nerv-noy deyatellnotsi AN SSSR, Paikhonevrologlcho-
skaya gorodskaya klinicheskaya bolluitsa No.6i Moskva.
(DISULFIRAM, inj. eff.
psychoses (Rus))
(PSYCHOSES, etiol. & pathogen.
disulfiram (Rue))

STRELICILUK, I.V.
Study of disturbances in the nourodynamics of patients with epilepsy
and of the nerve mechanisms of therapeutic action, Trudy Imt. vys.
nerv. deiat. Ser. patofiziol. 7:181-190 160. (MUU 14:4)
(EFILEPTICS-GAIRE AM TRFATMM)

STRU'CHUK, I.V.; LUKOI,154".IY, I.I.
Twenty-sixth International Congress on the problem of alcohol and
alcolioli=. Zhur. nevr. i psikh. 61 no-5:792-794 61.
(I'M;,A 14: 7)
(ALCOHOLISMI-CONGRESSES)

STRELICHUX, I.V.
Course of chronic alcoholism in patients vith brain traumaa and
its forensic psychiatric Importance. Probl.sud.paikh. no.12:
95-10`7 162. (MIRA 16W
(ALCOHOLISM) (BRAIN-WOM AND INJURES)
(FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY)

STR'LIGHUL) L.V.; MELLMOVA, A.M.
Electrophysiological study of the cerebral cortex of healthy
2ubjects and patients with chronic alcoholism acting through
the fir~;t and second signaling systems in the course of a
h3q)notic state. Zhur. nevr. i psJkli. 62 no.3:428-439 162.
(NUU, 15:3)
i. Institut vysshoy nervnoy doyatelino3ti (dir. - prof.
ILusinov) AN SSSR, Iloskva.
(CETLE311UIL COR71LI) (ALCOHOLISM)
(BYPNOTISM) (ELEGTRO,;,14CT-;PIL-%LCCJLlP!IY)

STRELICHIUK, I.V.
Pi,emature sc-nilit-.7 and attemy- !C, treat and ~rev;-,n
V,OIP.Qtd.bA---~1.6-.150-155162. (MIHA 1'-7)
Irlotitute of flichEr Tjt-r--vrUq A,~tilfity and
Sc i,-- n( t- - of t he lllsslli~
(,,"i 'JAIIJOS)

STRELICHUK, I.V. (Moskva)
Nervous mechanism of the therapeutic of tempD$jil
(calcium carbamide citrate) in-chronir, alcoholism. Trudy
Gos, nauch.-issl. inst. Psikh- 38:282-289 163. OMIRA 16:11)

STREVCHUK, I.V.9 prof.
Perfidious foe of the family. &I-iray's 9 no.2:14-15 F 163.
(MIRA 1613)
(AILOHOLISM)

ACCESSION NR: AP4016525 S/0107/64/0001002/0043/0044
AUTHOR: Strel'chuk, N. (Odessa)
TITLE: Phase meter
SOURCE: Radio, no. 2, 1964, 43-44
TOPIC TAGS: phase meter, oscilloscop,.- type phase meter, phase shifter,
phase shift measurement
ABSTRACT: A new, ingenious device is described which consists of a phase-
shift-measuring attachment and an electron oscilloscope. A circular sweep is
produced on the oscilloscope screen by means of a variable phase shifter and an
a-f generator. One of the quadrature voltages is applied to the input of the net-
work being tested. An electronic relay is connected to the output of the network.
Differentiated output pulses of the relay modulate the oscilloscope beam, so that
a mark appears on the screen. The mark position indicates the phase shift
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ACCESSION NR: AP40165Z5
caused by the network. Design details and a diagram of connections are supplied.
It is claimed that the error of the instrument tested in the Odesskiy elektrotekh-
nicheskiy institut svyazi (Odessa Electrotechnical Institute of Communicitions)
did not exceed 116 in the 200 -4. 000 -cps band. Orig. art. has: Z figures -and
1 table,
ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: l9Mar64 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE. GE NO REF SOV: 000 OTHER: 000
Card 2/2

U-'-'S.R,Safety En~-ineering. Sanitary Engineering. Sanitation. L
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 3, 1957, 10744
Author Strel_[chuk,__N_,__A. and Bessudnova, M. F.
Inst Mo-s-c-ow I' ns-t it Lite for Chemical Machine Construct:hn
Title The Detonation of Methane-Air Mixtures by Sparks Pro-
duced by Shock or Friction
Orig Pub; Sb, tr. kafedry tekhniki bezopasnosti 1953-1955, Mosk.
in-t kh1m. mashinostr., M., 1956, 911-129
Abstract: A method is described for carrying out tests on the
flammability of methane-air mixtures, and it is shown
that such mixtures containing up to 8.5% CH4 can be
detonated by sparks produced by the impact of steel
hammers on steel objects and by sparks produced by the
friction of steel on abrasives (carborundum), when the
riiixture contains 4-4.5% 02. The interpolation method
was used to construct curves giving the probability of
detonation of such mixtures. Theoretical calculations
of the heat balance of the sparks as a function of time
Card 1/2

GRIGORTAN, Grigorly Markovich, dok-tor tekhnicheskikh nauk; ALIKSIN. AlekBandr
Goorgiyevich, Inzhener, ZAKS. Saveliv L5vovich, kandidat tekhatcheakikh
nauk; KUZIN. Mikhail Ivanovich, inzhener; POLOUOV, Vladimir Tikhono-
vich. kandidat tekhnichaskilrh nauk; SUKHANOV, Vasiliy Pavlovich.
inzhener. SUIRANOV, D.K.. inzhen6r. STRHLICHL34.likolay-Autonovich.
inzhener; CHIMYAK, I-19ya LOvovich, F., retsen-
zent; ROYZEN, I.S., otvetstvennyy re"ktor; ZAMARAYEVA, K.M., vedu-
shchiy redaktor; KOVALHVA, A.A.. vedushchiy redaktor; SAVINA, Z.A.,
vedushchi-y redaktor, TROFIMOV. A.V.. tekhnichaskiy redaktor
[safety engineering and fire prevention in the petroleum industry]
Tekhnika bezopeanosti i protivopozharnaia tekhnika v neftianoi
prOMYBh1ennosti. Moskva, Goo. nauchno-tekhzi. izd-vo neftianoi i gorao-
toplivnoi lit--ry, 1956. 508 D. (MLRA 10:1)
(Petroleum industr7--Safety measures)
(Fire prevention)

SOLOVITEV, Nikolay Usillyevich; UMILOV, Petr Ivanovich; ,STRZ[.ICMX,
Nikolay Aatonovicbj Prinimal uchastiye IVAHOV, L.A. 31~dk~,__
--f
A.Ta., red.; SHPA , e.G., takhn.red.
(Principles of safety and fire-prevention techniques in the
chemical industry] Osnovy tekhniki bezopasnosti i protivo-
pozharnoi tekhniki v khimicheskoi promyshlennosti. Moskvs,
Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo khim.lit-ryg 1960. 393 P.
(MIRA 13:11)
(Chemical ixxdustries--Safety measures)

,. STMLtGHUK7,N-.,. prrf.,, doktor tekIn.nauk; YAKJVLLV, A., kand.t-eklui,nuvk-~ N.v
In zh.
Resistance to fire of reinforced concrete girders. Pozh,delo 6, --C~5:
9-11 Mx 163. 1o:4)
(Building muturials-Testing)

STRELICHUK, N., prof., doictor tekhn.naukc; YEVTYUSILKIN, N., inzh.
Fxperimental determining of --,ire prevention spacingg of open-air in-
stallations. Pozh.delo 9 no.11:8-11 N '63. (MIRA 17:1)

STRELICHUK, N.A., doktur tekhn. nauk; YEV7YUSHK12T, N.M. inzh.
.9
Probl--m of determining fire limits between open installa-
tions. Prom. stroi. 41 no.12:13-18 N 163. (M.TFU 17:2)

s'rRELICIIUK, N.A.; YAKOVI,[,,V, A.I.; a.NKnv, N.I.
Use of A.F.Vanichev's method in determining the limits of
refractoriness of structural members of lightweight concrete.
Inzh.-fiz. zhur. 7 no.4:10~-110 Ap 164. (MIRA 17:4)

STRELICHUK., N.A... do;-tor Lekhn. nauk; GNUSKIN, A.M., inzh.
Experimental testing of constructional meanures for protecting
buildings from explosions caused by gas-ai:- mixtures. Prom.
strol. 43 no. 11:34-35 165. OURA 18:12)

ACC NR; AT7002131 SOURCE CODE: QR/0000/66/000/000/0667/0684!
AUTHOR: Kostin, I. Kh.; Smirnov, Yu..G.; Strellchuk, N. A.; Khesin, G. L.; Shaposh-
nikov, V. N.
ORG: none
TITLE: An investigation, using the dynamic photoelasticity method, of pressure waves
due to an explosion (a concentrated impulse in single pha-se and polyphase regions)
SOURCE: Vsesoyuznaya konferentsiya po polyarizatsionno-opticheskomu metodu issledo-
vaniya napryazheniy. 5th, Leningrad, 1964. Polyarizatsionno-opticheskiy metod issledo-I
vaniya napryazheniy (Polarizing-optical method of investigating stresses); trudy kon-
ferentsii. Leningrad. Izd-vo Leningr. univ., 1966, 667-684
TOPIC TAGS: explosive, shock wave, pressure effect, elastic deformation, elastic
stress, elastic wave, light polarization, explosive ItZ==D-
ABSTRACT: The results of an experimental investigation of pressure waves due to con-
centrated explosions in homogeneous and nonhomogeneous media are reported. Two main
problems were investigated: the nature and propagation of pressure waves in homoge-
neous semi-infinite regions (explosion of small amounts of lead nitride in or on an
epoxy plate of 250 x 300 x 4 mm), and in nonhomogeneous regions (explosion of small
fixed amounts of lead nitride in an epoxy plate 360 x 260 x 4 mm, with the plate per-
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forated by aper-tures of various shapes). The experiments were recorded using pola-
rized light with a photographic camera. 1. Pressure waves due to an explosion in an
infinite plate: The pressure waves in this experiment consisted of a compression
phase and a subsequent extension phase. The higher harmonics appearing after the ex-
tension wave are for practical purposes negligible. The ratio of compression phase
to extension phase amplitudes depends on the size of the explosive charge and the dis-
tance from the epicenter of the explosion. It was found that the wavelength increas-
es initially with increasing charge to a certain value. An additional increase in
charge does not contribute to a further increase in wavelength. 2. Distribution of
pressure waves near a free surface: Jn this experiment the propagation and the cha-
racteristics of the pressure wave due to an explosion'scme distance frcm the surface
within a plate were recorded. 3. The mechanisms of dislocations within the medium
and on the free surface. 4. The reflection and refraction of pressure waves in lami-
nated media: These phenomena were observed in two- and three-layer media for varying
depths of charge location. The propagation of pressure wave through a plate contain-
ing round, elliptical, and other apertures was investigated in three series of ex-
periments. Orig. art. has: 10 figures.
SUB CODE: 15,19,20/ SUBM DATE: 14J=66/ ORIG PEP: 007/ OTH REF: 001
Card 2/2

i I

Ascorbic acid Lactordiation and anolitation W Z keto I..
gulonic acid and Its derivatives. V. hi. .4m[
in.) lit 24tt-L.
Sulonk- a6l ivitto aworbic acid in alk. itirsfu ife t-inpirit
or give lw%)r virioln Ilitect timvirmimi witis 11CI in II11r
l
.if 120" t,tk,-- but :9 1 mm. (-I. C.A.41. #UPI&O. 11C.41111%
III mj .,III III III,- pl-vile, ..I 11il lotus SW 1.1 C 4 3.1.
a vi,W. A-lid IICI tit A,4)11 1.1 11 .1,
C.A. 34. JIF-N-l. heAlitig the .1taerl .... rdml. L,
litl4t md ....... I IICI (S4.4-lin -0
C-I . 41. 2.1111.5.11 ..1- gave I.Itil yi,1.14; Iwtitills 12 larl lit$
!I. P.Iff% FtOI( an,141.041mil IICIg,tve.a Ifralitig
the diucrionr sfrriv. iii inert .w)IN-cnt4 iti m-0 ii-Im givrs
lit, tit 7?4!*~ Oil& 11ralitis P-M. It,- M,
csttirr. of d6l-riwiv deriv. (,-(. 101ter. C.A 34, IX:.'V) Ili
(ClItC11, clinig. IICI Mp hri. tit 611* gave a 711-C virki wfirit
tw~ taciii %:,, pment. 'rhe Iwit yil-lds (XV-,! w,r,
.4VIAilml With 100H mul ClIch. (Cificit" C.II.. 'K Vill,
At glvms It. -.0' ~tfml III, I.,
IrAdlIv is list . ... ........ III 1'~ Ill. 1*11. tilla ..I
IlreA '-I I-".- W.; 1-0 .... ...... ... .

Mechanimn of vansloss3stiott of discolons7l' beto-i
plook acid We ascorbic acid, V M. l4tre-kil imi I . 1
ek.'. I )b.AAej KAOM. (J. 6,11. chrtff.~ 11).
="JOW).-The reactiom Appeaus to pr-evd As fou....
undeir the induence of a strocti; acid in An ittert sof~cnt anti
VIM the diAcetone-2-ketti-L-gulouic acid (D tinderg-
hydrolysis with slaitiltatiemsesterificarittriol the CfMf; the
product laws HiOll. famiing a I-Ucionr, %hich I'v C11.4-
~ket. shift fiWilts I.-As"Wilic cid (111. I(tJtil%K :-S' 9. 1
(cryst. ftumohydfatc). 40 nit. (Cli'cl)'. ."d V, nd. 71'~ I ICI
in dry 261~011 1 hr. at W-S* gave. aftet standing overnight,
827v Afe, ut. ictudo. it,. I.,w; 7,
(from MeOll). The best conversion it) U takes 1)1.tcr hv
IsCIA11112 :0) S. 1 18 lars. in 41) nit. (CHICIh and 6 tul. ixir,~
Ittoll contit. 18% licl, yielding 81-2% 11 of 98 J)"s
;K-ity- L)ixtu.oltbeetAn.xiviab2f~Ntc.Co- Thetie.1
NArious ales. varies the yields as Follows, umicir anhyd. coi-
.1itions w in the piescove of 0.3 niole 11,4), trsp.: Idet Pl I
,3 and 73. HIM 78 iwd 112, ftOll 67-78 and 141.8, Ilutill
rAi 71) and 8J.S. ist.-BuOll 50-4111 and W. .57 #18
And --.6%. A turve of the rate tJ Irinimoi % ith Nt,f)jj
its prrs~ted; it ihaws a rapid rise of 11 during the I it 7 hr*.,
fullowed by an almost Ant curve of very slow rise even it
L'S firs. IICI ids 34 times as effective as liftcO.. An in-
,rei- .4 ictup. by IW speedit the reaction by a factor .1
neiriv :1. G. M. K'W.IAj.-M

TransformMicin and apthcRis of cALL-WigArilei. VL
Studies fit the field of acetonation of hexases. V. N1. Bere-
-"vAil and L ""trel'Onlit. Sb,irtuk SIaTr7-(/rr,1?NF--
t r" im. . I V:d cf. 0111o,
C..I. 32. ;?3 121. -AF I r. I v,k if 2.3"IJI'dit -optop% I

plow-koppvNIVIelit, 41"riv, (11), ;)krs prupd. t1watkfactisrily
idroIY,ii inMc!Coitith IfjSOj. The bL-;t re,ufts are
Iw h
.
in 0.00"N FICI; 50 g. I in sm, "l1. 11:0 ~jivj 0.-1 g.
-,(d, HCI I-pt 2 limat PP. mvulmli?ed ;Oth sm,l. K-CO,
to Co!igo r-::1, evapd. in irrim at 7)', zind v-,td, with MOAC
gx. v 71, 11, in. 9'-'-3*. llyslrohii~ o)f the Tin in
Ibc prv,v1tvC of I ImScl, imi Yidd fr,~ ~orbci~c. Thit It.v-
t,, 11 prwcv,14 ;it wh a rate thm r,-en it 0% 2070
t.lvx~ phce i;t 20 win. The vield-temp. ciave
.1 1 hru.J, at be,,wift "hicli (lie re-
T!w sit, it. !iziumit ,f part or the 1-11
lludl'~J; site on. 1). cf a 104~i7' Inixt. i% OLN" of
2" -,0 t -:; k L., 5. :i i z- I of a its iyt.. 4 1.:".
G. .111. K.

BFJ=OVSKIY, V.M.; TSIMARKINA, G.Te.; STR3I.P,,ULU, L.I.;
Separtion and acetonization of /0,-,,e-2:3-monoacetonesorbofuranoi3.t.
Trudy VNIVI 5:21-25 154. (MLHA 9;3)
1. Sintatichoskaya laboratoriya i skeperimentallnyy zavod Vee-
soyuznogo nauchno-iseledovatel!okogo vitaminnogo instituta.
(FLIRANOSZ)

A,S
/-2 Clitsiml
M-M-Ciff-nas. 0yuc.
i. VIVVIM T. -43WIP-91' -Addn.
g. guanidine nitrate tit 70' to 140 rul. EtOl;,,t from
10.1 g. Na and refluxing 2 hx4 , follic,wM by adlin. of 25 g.
140,CC11,CN anti tirring 1.5 hrs gave Ater cf,ncn. Pnd
'
t0n. witi:I R -,"www-o-
I _() ''.;) I,, i101" ij,SO, &S.7l!,, I
6-hpirmxypyrimtdine fWIF'lle ~1.; I t40 g.) ill o~(Y) nil. Ilot
If.(') and 12 f; tlear,-d i%ith 15 z NaNo, in 40
nil JI't), Rite, "Ll"il '-,L, 94 '-.' If?'7;, if Fo, 'Congn
r"i lj,::caz,jr b. ~k~ 1-1 h.cigt it V.;l iT:,4( In Z fkg
"'i
IL4.
-.f:L
f
F.
If,! Ill 2 :11c)

USSR/Chomintry
Card 1/1
Authors : Berozovakly, V. M.; Rodlonova, E, P.; and Strol'chunas, L. I.
Title : Conversion and synthesis of carbohydrates, Part 10.- Derivation of
d- and 1- lyxoflavined,
Periodical : Zhur. Obahchei Ehim. 24, Ed. 4, 628 - 635, April 1954
Abstract : The authors synthesized I-Iyxose from diacetone-2-keto-l-gulonic acid
by a series of conversions. Epimerization of the 1-1,vxonic acid was
carried out in form of cadmium binary salt. The I-Iyxonic acid was
converted Into 1.lyxose by lactonization and electrolytic reduction on
a mercury cathode. The d- and 1-lyxoflavines were synthesized by con-
densatlon of lyxone with 3, 4-dimethylaminobenzene, reduction of the
obtained N-glucoside into lyxamine, its azocombination and condensation
of the azo-dye with barbituric acid. Pourteen references; 7 USSR
since 1886; 1 Mexican 1949-1950; 2 Swiss since 1935; 4 USA since
1947. Chemical formulae.
Institution : All-Union Scientific Research Vitamin Institute.
Submitted : August 7. 1953

ST=i64UNASj L. 1.
USSR/Chemintey
Card 1/1
Authors I Berezovskiy, V. M.; and Strellchunav, L. I.
Title r Conversion and synthesis of carbohydrates. Part l1.- Oxidation of ke-
toe*.
Periodical t Zhur, Ob, Khim. 24) Ed, 51 $56 - 86o, May 1954
Abstract Ketose in an alkali solution reacts with the oxygen in a strictly oqui-
molecular ratio. Ketose has a considerably higher reactivity (approx.
4.7 times) than-aldose especially with respect to oxygen oxidation.
The oxidation reaction of so'rboss which leads to the formation of Vl-
onic acid takes place in narrow temperature ranges,, at a tomperatur*
above 429 and the reaction assumes an entirely different terdoncy,
Another side-product of such a reaction is oxalic acid. Five refer-
ence3. Graphs.
Institution: All-Union Soientific-Research Vitamin Institute
Submitted -. December 4, 1953

, Mal "-
ky

V. A!, Deltzoy-Ail 1, L. 1. arcl'drarlas, aad U.
Va. Karp,j. U.'I.S,P,. Ptemyt-
le avid ii; dis~iolvtA in 5-73S HCI and filte"d.
frILUeIiifld,ltrat--, i4 dild. witli 11,0 tu a concn. (I 1.0-1.11N HCI'
--Ll 'Luliii~l

BMEZOVSKIY, V.M.; STRELICHUNAS, L.I.
Efficient method for the hydrolysis, enolization, and lactonization
of diacetone-2-keto-l-~gulonic acid into ascorbic acid. Trudy VNIVI
6!55-60 159. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy vitaminnyy institut.
Sinteticheskaya laboratoriya.
(ASCORBIC ACID)

1, wt*"'!~~ i'l., F, ( e )Wli
ACC NR. 'U'U00')5U'4 WURCL GOL&s GWO01316510001011103361033~
AUTHOR: Totes, A. S.; Grit,orjova, L. F. ; Strolcina, M. V.; Roskova, G. P.
WG: 111:;_~LLULC Of the Chemistry or suica ten Acp4qpy _qf ningrad
(u5tav chomic si'likatu, Akademic ved SSSR)
TITLE: Effect of the mechanical, thermal and chemical treatment of glass on its
strength/and surface quality
SOURCE: Sklar a keramik, no. 11, 1965, 336-338
TOPIC TAGSt glass manufacturing machinery, Class, glass property,
riechanical property
ABSTRACT: The article reports on the investigation of the effect of the mechanical
working of glass on its strength, and the effect of surface quality on strength in
relation to the method of production and subsequent treatment. The study was under-
taken because the effect of the mechanical working of glass on its strength has not
boon sufficiently investigated. The strength of the glass samples was determined by
a method developed at the A. F. Yoffe Leningrad Physical Technical Institute of the
AS USSR (Fizikotakhnichoskiy Inatitut im. A. F. Yoffe AN SSSR) in which the samples
are subject to increasing loads on -a circular test block until they break. In every
case at least 10 glass samples were tested. The average departure from the mean
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L 08669-67
ACC NR:-AP6009
valuo for atrangth was 15%, and the maximum
limits of accuracy of the method. It was
Class surface made with a Fourcault apparatus
can be made visible bY 3 min etching in
glass which has ulso been treated by tempering
polished glass, has the same or greater
art has; 5 figures and 2 tables.
departure 60% which does not exceed the
determined that a flame polished flat
has a characteristic structure which
a 4% solution of HF. Mechanically polished
or etching as in the case of flame
strength than flame polished glass. Orig.
SUB CODE3 llh/SUBM DATEi none/ ORIG REFs 004/ OTH REFj 004
J-1

ORLOV, Sergey Fedorovich; NARBUT, Mikhail Vasillyevich;-STRELE
L.A., red.
(Methodological manual for traction analysis of motor
vehicles and tractors with hydraulic torque converters]
Metodicheskoe rukovodstvo po tiagovomu raschetu avtow-
bilei i traktorov s gidrotransformatorom; uchebnoe po-
sobie. Leningrad, Leningr. lesotekhn. eked. 1962. 37 p.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Motor vehicles-Design and construction)
(Tractors-Design and construction)

GALYAMICHEV, Veniamin Aleksandrovich; STRELE-L-L A., red.
L_:
(General dynamics of lumber transportation machinery) Ob-
shchaia dinamika lesotransportnykh mashin; uchebnoe poso-
bie. Leningrad, Leningr. Lesotekhn. akademila, 1962. 46 p.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Lumber--Transportation)

KORCHUNOV, N.G.; BARANOV, A.I.; GREKHOV, G.F.; DRANITSYNA, N.N.;
STRELE-L-A., red.
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