SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SVINTSOVA, A.P. - SVIRIDENKO, F.F.

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A.F.,, kand. biol. nauk; SVINTSOVA, A-P-
iMTOP ------ ~4-1-.~ - I.-
VeterinarY medicine abroad. Veterinariia 38 n017:85-89 :8)
ji 261. KcRA 16
(Scrapie) (Abortion in animals)

SVECOIKOV, M.A.; SVINTSOVA, G.P.
Perseids in 1951. Biul.VAGO no.12:17-20 '53. WaA 7:3)
1. Studencheskiy aatronomicheskiy kruzhok Leningradskogo universi-
teta im. A.A.Zhdanova. (Meteors--August)

SVINTSOVA, L. 0.
Diseartationt "An Tnvestigation of the Kinetics and Dynamics of
From Aqueous and Alcohol Solutions by Various Active Charcoalo."
the Labor Red B anner Sci Res Physicochemical Inst imeni L. Ya.
(Vechernyaya Moskva, Moscow 21 Jun %)
the Sorption of Iodine
Cand Tech Sci, Order of
Karpov, 28 Jun 54,
SO: SUM 318, 23 Dee 1954

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IVAWVA, L.S.; SVINTSOVA, L.G. [Svyntsova, L.H.1; STRAZHESKO, D.N. [Strazhesko,
D.M. I
Separating acid mixtures an the basis of the difference in the mechanism
of their sorption on activated charcoal. Dop.AN URSH no.9:2151-1254
16o. - (MIRA 13:10)
1. Institut fizicheskoy khimii im. L.V.Pisarzhevskogo AN USSR.
Predstavleno akademikom AN USSR A.1.13rodskim.
(Acids) (Sorption)

S/073/'0/026/00-/009/021
BQ04/B054
AUTHORS: Ivanova, L. S. and_AZ.1.nt.- ..a L. G.
TITLE: Study Of the Mechanism of Adsorption of Electrolytes by
Activated Carbon. 1. Mechanism of Adsarptl-on of Acids Fr-ZI
Aqueous Solutions
PERIODICAL: Ukrainskiy khimicheskiy zhurnal, !960, Vol. 26, no. i,
PP. 56-65
TEXT: The authors describe a study of the adsorption of acids on
activated carbon prepared by carbonizing phenol aldehyde. resin, and
activated by heat-ing to 850-10000C in a CO 2 flown 0-25% of platin-am was
applied to the carbon by the method of B. P. Bruns and A. N. Frj-akir.
(Ref. 6). The authors studied A) the adsorption of inorganic, poorly
surface-active acids in air and J-n hydrogen atmosphere, namely H 2so 42
HC1, HBr, HI, H 3PO 4~ HF, H3BO 3'H3AsO 3' Figs. 1 and 2 show adsorption
isotherms. It was fourd that the adsorption of inorganic acids, also of
Card 1/3

Study of the Mechanism of Adsorption of S/07)/60/026/001/009/021
Electrolytes by Activated Carbon, 1. Mechanism B004 B054
of Adsorption of Acids From Aqueous Solutions
poorly dissociated cnes, is mainly performed by electrochemisal. ion excharge,
The latter is, however, superimposed by specific anion sorption (HI' and,
j
in the case of weak acids (H BO,, H,,AsO ), sorption of complete mole:ulps'
3 3
In the case of HF in dilute solution, electrochemical sorption prevaills.
whereas at high concentration molecular sorption occurs in addition
(sorption in hydrogen atmosphere). 3) The adsorption of organic acids:
formic.. acetic ` propionic, butyric, caproic, oxalic, malonic, succinic,
glutario, adipic, monochloro acetic, trichlorc acetic, benzoic, phthalic,
salicylic, sulfosalicylic; and sulfanilic acidj as well as phenol. In the
case of weak organic acids, molecular sorption prevails. In more dissociated~
surface-active acids le.,g., sulfcsalicylic acid) ion exchange occurs in
addition, The authors thank Professor D. N, Strazhesko for supervising the
work, There are 6 figures, 2 tables, and 23 references: 17 Soviet, 2 US,
3 German, and 1 French-,
ASSOCIATION: Institut fizicheskoy khim--3i im, L.V,Pisarzhevzkogo AN USSR
(Institute,of Physical- Chemistry imeni L.V. Pisarzhe',7-sk~.y
AS UkrSSR)
Card 213

28(5) SOV/32-25-7-31/50
AUTHORS: Svintsoyjj,_jTj Ya., Kokhanovskiy, G. A.
A~__ -_
TITLE: Method for the Investigation of the Relaxation Stability of
Thin Wire Samples (Met0d. issledovaniya relaksatsionnoy
stoykosti tonkikh provolochnykh obraztsov)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laboratoriyaq 1959, Vol 25, Nr 7, pp 867-869 (UsSR)
ABSTRACT: An apparatus (Fig 1, Scheme) was constructed for testing the
relaxation stability (RS) of wire contacts of multiple at-
tachments under static conditions. The relaxation of tensi,)ns
is measured by testing the change of contact pressure.Pk w1th
time with constant deformation. The contact pressure is
measured by a grammometer especially designed for this purp-ose
(Ref 1). A second testing device (Fig 2, Diagram) was de-
signed for these tests in order to pompare the (RS) of flat
wire springs at various amplitudes of tension vibrations;
similar devices for tests of the (RS) at room temperature and
under tropical conditions were constructed. Bronze wires,
klype Br.KYtS 3-1 and nickel silver wires, type MNTs 15-20
(diameter 0.6 min) were tested. On account of the results ob-
tained it was found that the 'RS) depends mainly on the effest
Card 1/2 of static forces causing a reduction of contact pressure.

SOV/32-25-7-31/50
Method for the InvestiCaticn of the Relaxation Stability of Thin Wire Samples
There are 3 figures and 2 Soviet references.
ASSOCTATION: Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut gorodskoy i sellskoy tele-
fonnoy avya2i Ministerstva svyazi SSSR (Scientific Research
Institute of Munid pal and Rural Telephone Networks Ministry
of Communications, USSR)
Card. 212

STINTSOVA, N.I. (Svyntslova, H.1.1; YEGOROVA, L.S. [IEhorov;, L.S.1
Use of bentonite clay as adsorbent in sulfur purification. Khin.prom.
[Ukr.] no.1:8-9 Ja-Mr 164. (MIRA ry:3)

TABYAKINAI A.Ye.; SHARYAYNVA, V.L.; SVINTSOVA
- I - -P -5 --k! - .
Stability of the biologic activity and pharmacologic charactoristice
of streptomycin (calcium chloride complex) [with summary in Prench.
p.641 Antibiottki 1 no.4:41-43 Jl-Ag 156. Omwi 9: 11)
1. Gosudarstysunyy kontrol'Wy institut avvorotok i vaktoin iment
L.A.Tarasevicha.
(STRI"aKTOIN, eff.
calcium ohlori4o complex, on presery, of biol. stsibility
over longer perlads)

SVINTSOVA, Ye. M.; SVIRSKAYA, S.I. (Cand. of Med. Sci.); SIURYAYEVA, (Cand. of Med. - ----
9-Ci.); YAKOVS-011, L.M. (Prof.)
"Alterations That Take Plarce in the Dysentery Pathogen Due to theAction of
Antibiotics,"
p. 148 Ministry of Health USSR Proceedings of the Second All-Union Conference on
Antibiotics, 31 may - 9 June 1957. p. 405, Moscow, Medgiz, 1957.

M
TAKOBSON, L.M.; SVIRSKATA, S.I.[deceased]; 417I~~~.
Attempted international standardization of erythromycin. Antibiotiki
3 no.2:38-42 W-Ap 158. (MIRA 12:11)
1. Otdel antibiotikov Gosudarstvantogo koatrollnogo institute, s7vo-
rotok i vaktsin imeni 1.A. Tarasevicha.
(XRYT19ROXYGIN,
internat. standard. (Bas))

VASIL' KOVSKlY y SVINUK1111N, Yu,G.; KRUPKIN, le,F~; SHESTW% .N.
i - A 1.
industrial testlywa of Ithree--l-oller Yts in i3trJip minea c,f
the "Karakubsleccte" F-Aning Ad=nistration. Met, 1 gornorud.
prom. no.3.-70-71 My-Te 164. (MIRL 17310)

VERLH, Ye.K,; SVINUKHOV, G.V*
Radiation balance in the area of the Naritime Territory. Trudy
Dallnevost.NIGMI no.6:30-43 158. (MISA 12:1)
(Maritime Territory--Solar radiation--Crbeervations)

Svinukhov,
SCV/50-58-9-12/19

1, Destrucctiv`e-n~ur.L-cane Wind Over- ~the,.Northern Kuri16
(Ravrushitel InYY ul.-agannyy. Vete.r. na, .1 Severny-kh,I Kurila.kh)
1~1 IOD IC AL 0 t e 0 r 0 10 Y R gitirologiya, 19582 Nr 91 Pl,- 36-37 (USSR)
On December 14, 1957, a wind was observed oh, the Northern
.,;hi-ch caused serious. -damage, to build.ings.'Jn~ the

town of Severo-RurAk, : awell.:,6� in',Kozyv sk6ye`q. -b
a_ IV yakov,
e-
Baykovo, and other settlementsg;86vereLl.hoitses~and.stor
l
,.
houses were unroofed, roofs, annexes and w4-ndow-frames were
dama,,7ed. 1-1,4ost stuidily built meteorologica:, instruments of
the :B ykovo gi-droirieteErolo.g.id-he~akaya:~'-sta-nts:Lya,. (hydronieteor6loai-
cal station) were. destroyed- -Th h n r. he, aterp
e urriba e f oM .:we
quadrant's had caueed"a
8-fishing-cutte`~s_'*ere bea hed.
oroliv (2nd Kuril Strait) C
he hurricane was caused.by a.cycione eejiUmed' overthe
011,liot~'~-oye more, "he cyclone originated, on December 12,
over t1le 1,
.0r4, 'heas,;ern part of' China alonj a polar front. 121he
pi~e_-3i.ire at it2 conter was slightly below 1015~millibars.
it eventually lowored, a~d -the cyclone tra:vele .d -northeast-

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ard a' reat s
pe,~d. Its maximum. velocity, between 11 a.m.

Wind Over the Northern SC)V/50-58-9-12/19
-und 11 p.m., on December 13,- was -,10.0. km/h. 1-t 11 on
December 14, the center of the cyclone was Ban~,, -.;est of
central pressure wa.- less 'han 960
0
a r a mti z 1c 1 and , T t S
millibars. The loi:iest pressure, recorded-by the above-mention~ed
station at 1 p,Li. , was .958,9 millibars. ."ithin -Who rs,. the
cyclone Ind sunk b~v 56 Mill3lbars. It 1~ad a '3',a_dii;..s of ~ 1.300 km,
and a Oarometric ~,3radient of 10 *millibars per degree -of lon.-i-
"tide. The destructive hurricane started after 2 b.m.'. It
-hifted to the western quadrants and attained a disastrous
force O_n InasSilig over.the -mountains Of Pa3,amushir.- Island
C.altitudes 1000 - 1100 m).' The Wind was Ip63! ticularl violent
1)etween 2,30 p.m. and 5. p.m. Individ'ual guilts- reached 60 m/sec.
Yrogress in the oper, air -was thus rendered, imp~ossibie.-- in
the Strait, waves rose 5 6 in. Spray was, flung* 500 m inland.
Due to the rapid filling-up of the cyclone,-the.,wind,-though
:-,till of hurricane intensity, eased 'after '15 p.m'..By.8 p.m.
Viind had nubnirled to a speed of. 28 mlsf?6.

-a INU KHO-V- ,-rz -Y --,
Radiation balance of gh=ahu Island. Meteor i gidrol. no.4t27-29
AP 161. (Shumshu Island--Solar radiation) KCRA 14:3)

, -,
the pr4dict:wii- i---
qd - increasa~s from I
latich 4 EL
dicte4 and aetual measurements ratges -fr=.0-4Y td: 0--'64- 'Vid gathor.
work with other work fv~m thb,-Llur~ -and the
Method gives Rieater ieUitbiliVJ, - O-Ver.40 ~Ileriodst -bui.~admit~ -tbat
:. I ~ .77 - 7
ietveen

SVINUYJIGV., N.P. (Leningrad M-190., Kubinskaya ul., d.34.kv-18)
Abstracts. Ortop., travm. i protez. 26 no.3:72 14r 165.
(14-TIRA 18:7)
1. Iz travmatologicheskogo otdeleniyu Leningradskogo detskogo
ortopedicheskogo instituta imeni G.I.Turnera (dir. - prof. M.N.
Goncharova) na baze detskoy bollnitsy imeni Raukhfu;3a (glavnyy
vrach - Ye.I. Knyazeva)., Len-ingrad.

SIJJ.NljKlif)Vp Not'.., mladoldy ryluclmyy tiotmdidk
Outcome ef an operative treatrwrit of fractures of Lhe neck of
tbe radlus in children. Crrtop.,, traw. i protez. 26 no.5:13-19
My 165. IMIPA 1.8.10)
1. Tz travmatologichesl-ogo cAdeleniya De-tskogc) ortopedicheskogo
in:---tituta Jineni Turnera (dir. - prof. M.N. Goncharova) m 1--aze
dot.-koy bollpitsy imeni Raukhfuga (g.'.avpyy vrach - Ye.l. KnYa7eva),,
L"ningrod.

S/169
/62/000/010/043/071
Cyclonic activity D223/D307
a rtion-th passes through this area, but in individual months their
number varies X-rota 3-4 to 11-14. Lost cycloues pass in spring and.
autumn. The frequencies of cyclones, -passing to the north and
south of the .3ering I;ca, arc also given. Standard cyclone trac.,:s
were -obtaincd as a rosult of combining separate track.4. Cyclones
i inc (.>
of mar - origin predominate over the 3ering Sea, especially in
winIter. The mean yearly velocity of cyclone movement equals 43 IMI/
hr; the highest mean velocity (49 1-7-m/hr) is no-Led in Harch, the
lowest in September (36 lm/hr). The speed at. -_,-,ich separate cyclones
move varies from 17 to 97 1~n/hr. The 1-ressure ar the center of cy-
CIO-es most often (33jo' of aI! cases) coTistitutes 961-980 rilb. L'nly
in wii-iter are there cyclones witla a pressure of less than 960 mb,
a7ad cyclones -.~7ith a pressure of more than 1000 mb are observed
ally in surzier. Comk,~utinLe, an index -for the intensity of cy-
clo-nic act-ivity (21'"'IGeofiz, 1961, .5113447) testifies that this is more
active in tri-,iter and ,-Weaker in summer. The seasonal distribution
of the centers of cyc'Lo-,-.es in the water area of the Bering Sea is
t-iven.
If-Abstracter's note : Clon.T.Acte translation-7
card 2/2

SVIONTKOVSKIY G.B.
...... - Y
Tree toad in a nature, corner. B~pl. v ahkole no.2.-85-86 Mr-Ap 163.
(MIRA 16:4)
1. Shkola No.80, Moskva.
(Toads) (Nature study)

L '28521&6 go
AM Hit, AP6012332 SOURCE CODZ:~ UR/031V/65/000/006/0057/0657.
AUTHOR: Lisovskiyj E., (Engineer,, Lieutenant colonel);-Sv1ontnitq4
(Reserve Captain in FTM,Polish Army)
ORG: None:
'TITLE: A reconnaissance motor vehicle of the* Polish- Afty
SOURCE: Takhnika'i vooruzheniye, no. 6, 1965, 57
TOPIC TAGS: motor vehicle, radiation.detecting device's ow detection
equipment /GAZ-69 motor vehicle
ABSTRACT.-~ The authors describe aGAZ-69 motor vehicle~equipped:for
reconnaissance Mis4ons in areas-contaminated-by radioactive--sources
or.chemical agents.~ The vehicle was equipped with roei2tgonmeter, radio--
me ,,as (letector, chemical laboratory
-utensils, eta:.*: The vehicle
.also carried a radio station, storage battery and a set for mateorolog-,
ical observations. Two sets of 15 warning signs were iFe. 'ixed to the
.vehicle body. They were actuated by a powder charge detonated by mea
ns
of the storage battery. The,arrangement of the equipment -inside the ---
vehicle was described. - Orig, art. ~hasl. ---one--figure.~
SUB CODEWS SUBM DATE., None
Cc d

5V3RC14ENK0 v N.
Svirchenko, N. t'Bridges over the Drsiper,fi (Oatline)) Ogoneky 1~?/+9, No.3,
pp. 4-5
SO: U--3264, 10 April 5-3 (Letopis tZhurnal lnykh Stateyv No. 4, 3.949).

Svirchenko, 14'. "The final variant 11 (Cb the work of railroad
ex "~, Cgonek, 1949, No. 24, p.6-7
ploratory expeditions. Ar. essay
SO: U-5241, 17 December -7~--53 (L,--.to.ois 1zhurnal Inykh Statey No. 1949).

STIRCHEVSKAYA, V.V. Edeceased] (Leningrad)
Changes in the blood picture in the treatment of chronic nonspecific
polyarthritis with AUTH and cortisone [with 9u in Znglishl.
Probl. endok. i gorm 4 no.4:65-71 J1-Ag 158 (MIRA 11:10)
1. Is fakulltetakoy terapevticheskoy kliniki (zave' - prof* TS,
Istamanova) 1-go Leningradskogo meditainekogo institute. imeni
akademika I.P. Pavlovao'
(ACTE. ther. use
rheum, arthritis, eff. on blood and bone marrow (RUBD
(ARTHRITIS, RFMUMATOID, ther*
ACTH, & cortisone, eff. on blood and bone marrow (Rug))
(CORTISONE, ther. uses'
same (Ras))
(BLOOD, eff. of drugs on
ACTH, eff. of drugs on in rheum. arthritis there'(Ras))
(BM MARROV, eff. of drugs on
ACTH, and cortisone in rheum. arthritis ther. (Ger).

SOV/ 137-58-7-14580
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, 11'rr 7, p 91 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Stolyarova, Ye.I., Svirchevskaya, Ye.G.
TITLE: Decomposition of Lead and Zinc Sulfides by Solutions of Caustic
Soda (Razlozheniye sul'fidov svintsa i tsinka rastvorami yed-
kogo natra)
PERIODICAL: Izv. AN KazSSR. Ser. gorn. dela, metallurgii, str-va i
stroymaterialov, 1957, Nr 4 (15), pp 43-52
ABSTRACT: A description is offered of the results of laboratory experi-
ments in the decomposition of galena (PbS) and, sphalerite (ZnS)
by NaOH under various conditions in the autoclave under pres-
sure. At standard atmospheric pressure and temperatures up
to 1000C, the dissolution of Pb and Zn sulfides by caustic pro-
ceeds with formation of plumbates and zincates of Na and
Na2S at a slow rate. As pressure and temperature rise, the
reaction rate increases sharply. At 25-atm pressure, PbS
undergoes 99.31o decomposition in I hour, and 78.7% of the ZnS
is decomposed. As leaching time is increased, total extraction
of metal increases, but the time rate undergoes a sharp drop.
Card 1/2 The more finely the material is divided, the higher the rate of

SOV/ 137-58-7-14580
Decomposition of Lead and Zinc Sulfides by Solutions of Caustic Soda
extraction due to the increase in the solid-liquid interface. Under the same
conditions, simultaneous leaching of PbS and ZnS yields 99.6176 Pb extraction
and up to 99.916 Zn extraction. The experiments established that Na plum-
bate acts as a catalyst in the dissolution of ZnS.
A. P.
1. Lead sulfides--Decomposition 2. Zinc sulfides--Decomposition 3. Sodium
bydroxides--Applications
Card 2/2

poNoM&UVA, Te.j.; SVIRCHOSKILU, Te.G.; PI3KU OV, L.G.
Recovering arAenic from spelse. Trudy Inatomets i obogoohahe
1:53-57 '59. (MIM 12:5)
(Arsenic) (Nonferrous metals-Ketalbirgy)

PONOMMIL, Ye.I.; SVIRCHUSMA, -Te. G.
Leaching complex ores,. Trudy Inst.met. i obogoshch. 1:58-64
'59. (KIRL 12:5)
(Leaching)

M5 109*5 11097
,I,ranalation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya,
2GII-9
AUT,HORS- Svirchevskaya, Ye.G., Ponomareva, Ye.j.
TITLE: On the Behavior of Germanium in Hydrolytical
Non-Ferrous Metals .
20009
S/137/6 1/0)0/00 2/00 4/b46
A006/AOOI
1961, No. 2, pp. 21 - 22,
Deposition of Heavy
PERTIODICAL: "Izv. AN KazSSR, Ser. metallurgii obogashcheniya i ogneuporov",
1960. No. 1, (7), pp. 3 - 14 (Kaz. summary)
TEXT: Information is given on results of laboratory inveatigations on Ge
deposition from sulfuric acid solutions,.containing Fe3+, 6u2+, 01, arsenate and
silicate ions. The studies were made with synthetic sulfuric acid solutions con-
tai-ning Ge and one of the aforementioned ions. Ge is coprecipitated from solu-
ticxis containing Zn, Cu, Cd, Fe, C102 during hydrolysis of the latter. The
mioroscopical, examination of the deposits confirmed the assumption that Ge de-
pcsition proceeds on account of the f6mation of chemical compounds of Ge with
the aforementioned elements. The degree of Ge depDsition depends on the magnitude
Card 1/2

20009
S/137/61/0(10/*002/004/046
A006/AO01
On the Behavior of Germanium in Hydrolytical Deposition of Heavy Non-Ferrous Metals
of pH of the solution and the ratio of Ge to the given element. The duration of
the c:~ntact of the solution with the precipitating agent does almost not affect
inore-a8ed depositiola of Ge. Changes in the temperature of the -solution alter dif-
ferently th6 degree of deposition depending on pH of the solution.
L. P.
Transl::.tores noteg This is the full translation of the original Ijussian abstract.
Cai,:i 22/2

PONOMAUVAJ Ye.I.; SVIRCHEVSKAYA,, Ye.G.; SAUBENOVA, I.G.; TSEFT, A.L.
Interaction of zinc sulfide with sodium plumbite. Trudy Inst.
met. obog. AN Kazakh. S,SR 6:30-33 163. (MA 16:10)

10. b Ye.L.
r f a r~7cr ic; i Lm~ a, izd ge man iz:z dilring th-e reduction Of
177: mr7i IJI c i -~-,,n th:2 r -,e n c f corver ions.
12 A
piqy not. met. obcg. Ali Ftza'01. SER -07-9 5-
I . ~ b (mak 18:10)

", Otilf 1.1 ~i . ..~ , , ~*~.,' i Y, T, - '74 iR,-I fl-W. ': ofC-.1 SAUBOOVA, I.G.
4, . ~ HIYA. Y I
t -,- - 11 -1, t.- i- I rin ,f In-0 and Cerne-n-lum f rcm sulfuric
1 -9 ." - -#
-,o.uti-)rs by zlzrw sulff-Be. TA-Urf In. t. at. 4 o g,, AN
K a -,.akh. SSR 1-~21311-9L 165. L .7 s a - bo (MIRA 18:10)

SVIRDWSKIY, N. I.
Some findings on the All-Union Agricultural Ikhibition. Sellkhoz-
mashina no.12:3-4 D 155. (MLEIA 9-3)
(Moscow-Agriemitural exhibitions)

SVIRECEVIC, Aleksandar,. doc. dr.; POPOVIC, Kosta, dr.; KOVAC, Teador, dr.
....... - - - -.
Treatment of decompensata-d liver cirrhosis by combined diuretic
and hormonal therapy. Med. arh. 18 no.6:21-32 11-D 164.
1. Interna klinika Klinio-ke bolnice u Novom Sadu (Nacelnik:
Prof. dr. D. Stanulovic).

SVIRELKIN.. N.A. (Yaroolav.11)
Young men's mathematics sloltool at, Yaroslavl. Mat. v shkole
no.3284,85 My-Je 163. -,') (MIRA 16:7)
(Yaroslavl--Xathemai,~,ica-Study and teachinR)

11 if[17'Ko 1). 0.
ZI If I IT
Svirem~701 D. 0. "On I%hv loweni, DnIeT-,er an,-! t'A Pfrecbm oil its of phytoplarbAon
of the Dnieper Dam," Nwich. zapiski (Dnepro-jefr. gos*' un-t), Vol. TaIII 104P)
P. 7'1-11-~ - Biblio,-: P. 97
SO: U-7p5r, 16 June 53, (Letanis 'Zhurnal lny'~h Statey, Uo. 5, 1P40).

ALEKTOROV, Vladiinir Aleksandrovich., kand. takhn. nauk; IVANOVA,
Mariya Petrovna, inzh..- NAUMOV, Andrey Petrovich, inzh.;
YURCMTKO, Nikolay Fondch, inzh.; SVIREN, S.Ya.., inzh.,
retsenzent
[Problems and exercises In electrical engineering] Zadachi
I raschety po elektrotekhnike. Kiev, Tekhnika, 1965. 279 P.
(MIRA 18-.7

9VIREN, Stepan Yakoylevich; SAVCHENKO, L.Ya., red.; STARODUB, T.A.9
-~--:I~e. bred-.---
[Electric power plants, substations,and power distributicn net-
works]Elektricheskie stantsii, poestantsii i seti; posobie po
kursovomu i diplomnomu proektirovaniiu. Kiev., Gos. izd-,Y-o
tekhn. lit-ry UM, 1962. 307 p. (MIRA 16:1)
(Electric power plants) (Electric substations)
(Electric power distribution)

S VlkEi IF
.7 M), 11. 1'. - SOLDATOV, A* V.
(.koologLcal, studis.,i on the revearch ;3yLir) ill lgt";-).
I
Ok(ianologiia 4 164. (MA 18:2)

SVIRENKO, LP.) starshiy imb.-geolog
Granulometric and mineralogical composition of bottom Vediments Jn
the Davis Sea. Infom. biul. Sov. antark. eksp. no.22tl7-21 10"13,
OGRA 14;5)
1. Arkticheskiy i antarkticheskiy nquohno-issledovatellskiy InstitiA.
(Davie Sea-'-Deep-sea deposits)

SVIPMTKO, P.V., in;h.; SOIAWYANOV, L.N.. inzh.; -'YAGUPOY, A.T., inzh.
Aighly rosistant bare rode for rock c1rilaing. Gor. zhur. no.2:23-26
F 58. (MIRA 11:3
1. Giprorudmash.
(Rock drills)

SVIR]RIKO, Ye. G.
Feeding of barnacles in the Black Sea. Trudy Gidrobiol.
ob-va 10:224-226 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Black Sea--Cirripedia)

ISVIRENKO, Ye.G.
Respiration and nutrition of young starred sturgeon (Acipenser
stellatus) in experiments. Trudy Gidrol,iol. ob-va 11:253-264
161. (MIA 15:1)
1. Institut okpanolugli jV4 SSSR, Moskva.
(Sturgeons) (Fishes-Pilysiology)

S4VENKGVP G.P.; "I'V317U.Illp 14.P~; SVI-RE1109 F.G.
Mobile laboratory fcr investigating flow4ing wello. Neft. 1
'2 ~ R-Z 165. (MIPA 18;1.1)
gaz. prom. 1,-14.6-48

GOKHKAN, V.- SVIREPOV, V.
Determining the volume of earthwork on vertical curves. Avt.dor.
20 no-3:24-25 Mr '57. (ULPA '10:5)
(Road construction)
(Marthwark)

STMZE[IV M W
R*5lm3Lts of osteotomy in open forms of tuberemlous coxitIs
with fistulas and contracturs,3. Probl. tuberk, XoskT& Iffoo6:
1 73 NOvO-])DO* 1933. (GIRL 25:5)
1. of Vladiair Oblast Children's Bone Tabermdosis
1( ganatorluu.-

SVIREZHSV, M.V.
OsteoByntbesis by a transplant taken from another patient. Ortop.,
travm. i protez. 17 no.4:62 Jl-Ag 156. (KLPA 9::12)
1. Iz Inetituta tuberkuleza. Akademii meditainakikh nauk SSSR (dir. -
Z.A.Lebedeva)
(BONE GRAFTING)

SVIREZIIEV, 'LIT. V. , Cand of' 17-led Sc' __ (diss) "Surgery in the troatment of
V
bone-marrow tuberculosis." I-oscow, 1957, 2tL pp (Acadein7 of V,odical
Sciemces USSR), 200 copies (KL, 33-57, 89)

SVIREZHEV, M.V.
Intra-articular excision of tuborculous foci in bone with preiserva-
tion of joint function. Khirurg;iia 33 no._3:101-104 Mr .0_5?.
(WM 10:6)
1. Iz Instituta tuberkaleza (dir. Z.A.Iobedeva) A3mdamii maditainakikh
nauk SSSR.
(TUBERCU10SIS, OSTSOARTICTUR, surg.
intracapaular exciB. of tubera. bone foci & presez-7.
of joint funct. (Rugi))

SVIREZHEV, M.Y.9 zasluzhennyy vrach RSFSRg kand.med.nauk
Use of capron in orthopedic surgery. Ortrop.travm.i protez.
21 nojz631-64 Mr 160. (MIRL 140)
1. Iz kosootuberkuleznogo sanatoriya g.Vladimira (pbl.).
(ORTHOPEDIA) (NYLON)

SVIFMMVV M. V.
IndicationBp method and late results of Intra-articular nearect-cmy
of tuberculous osseauo foei. Probletub. 38 nool:75-79 060a
(MM 13::L0)
(BOM-TUBERCULOSIS)

SVIREMENt M.V.; POROKH, P.Ye.; KOZMNIKOV,, S.V.
Reducing the incidence of osteoarti.cular tuberculosis in Vladimir
Pravince. Zdrav. Ros. Feder. 5 no.5:9-13 My 161. (M~RA- 14'.'5)
1. Iz Vladimirskogo oblastnogo kostnotuberkuleznogo sanatoriya.
(VIABP41R PROVINCE-BONES-TUBERCULOSIS)

SVIREZHEV, M. V., kand. mod. nauk
Propkylactic and restorative operations im articular tubercu-
losis. 11irurgiia 38 no.5:59-65 My 162. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Iz Novosibirskogo nauchno-isoledovateltakogo instituts. tuberku-
leza (dir. - zasluzhennyy vrach RSFSR karydidat -meditsinsItikh
nauk M. V. Svirezhev,, nauchnyy konsul'tant, - glavnyy khirur
Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya RSFSR prof. N. 1. Krakovs2yl
POWS-TUDERCULOSIS)

(MIRA 17:11)
4-UhE-
v lair.
i"FtiT
uk M.1j. Svirezhev)

SVIREZHEV,.M.V.
-- . . .... .....,- -.. ----
Postoperative state in osteoarticular tuberculosis patients recovering
from intra-articular.necrectomy and alloarthrop-lasty. Ortop., trainn.
i protez. 25 no.9:40-42 S 164. (MIRA 18:j~)
1. Iz Novosibirskogo institute. tuberkuleza (dir. - zasluzhennyy- vrach
RSFSR kand. med. nauk M.V.Svirezhev). Adres avtora: Novosibirsk, ul.
Chaplygina, dom 75, Institut tuberkuleza.

!-it ill ATI-;N, 1,.D,, Kitt N.YAKOV, 1.0., `,Vk"';'~',T,A'y M;
of the cf th- during
Y~ "5. (Al
choledocholln-phy. Trudy

YEGOROCHKIN, k.N.; KHIDEKEL'q M.L.; PONOMARENK09 V.A.; ZUYEVA.. G.Ya.;
,SVIUZMEVA, S.S.;'RAZUVkYEV, G.k.
Proton magnetic resonance spectra of some substituted germanium
hydrid6s. lzv. M SSSR Ser.khim. no.10.-1865-1868 0 163.
(NIRk 170)
1. Nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut LMmii pri GorIkovskom
gosudarstvennom universitet, Institut khimicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR
i Institut organicheskoy khimii im. N.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR.

L 103711-67 1) (j
ACC NR: A27003053 (A)
AUTIHOR: Petulkhov, G. G.;
G"'G: none
TITLE: Tliermal decomposition
SOURCE CODE: UV0079/66/036/005/0914.10916
Svirazhova, S. S.,Druzhl(ov, 0. N.
of tricyclohoxylsila and tricyclohoxy~ermane
SOURCE: Z-hurnal obshchoy khImlip v. 36, no. 5, i966, 914-916
T
1021C 'L%GS: silano, thermal decomposicion
ABSTRACT: Me ther-mal decomposition of tricyclohexysilano at 600-6500 and
at 400-4501 was studied. The main decompossition products of
tric,,clolle.~ylsilane were methane, ethane, benzene, carbon, silicon, and highl
y
cond-lonsed coonpounds, containirZ cyclohexyl rings; no hydrogen was present in the
decomposition products. The basic dccomposition products of tricyclohoxylZermane
a::.2 cyclo',~,exama, benzene, germanium, cyclohexene, and highly condensed
compounds containing cyclohe%-jl rings. It was proposed that the thermzl decom-
position of tricyclohoxylsilane and tricyclohoxylgermane occurs in stages according
to a hvdride mechanism, accompanied by secondary processes of conversion of tha
Z-'acnlo-" Produets formed (hydrogenation, dehyiropolymarization$ condensation).
Orig. art. has: 1 table. PPR9
SUB CODE: 07 / SUBM, DITE: 26May65 ORIG REF: 003 OTH REF: 003
Card 1/1, 13

SVIRGIS, A. Yu.: ~~ er Med Sci (diss) -- "The sensitivity of the hematopoietic
organs of pregnant animals and their fetuses to ionizing irradiation". Moscow,
1959. 19 pp (First Moscow Order of Lenin Med Inst im 1. M. Sechenov), 200 copies
(KL, No 7, 1959, 130)

BOA), 9(2) SOV/91-59-10-15/4-9
AUTHOR: Svirgunj~~...S..,,, Electrical Fitter
TITLE- Some Remarks on Electric Starting Devices
PERIODICAL: Energetik, 1959, Nr. 10, pp 25-26, (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Magnetic starting devices, Type PM-7114, which are very
simple in construction, are widely used. However, there
are many difficulties encountered during their repair,
when it is necessary to remove their stationary contacts
for replacement or filing. They are fastened by a set
screw with the head turned vertically downwards. To un-
screw it by wrench (with a sorewdriver it is inaccessi-
ble), it is necessary to shift aside the movable contact
connections, But, even after that, it is still Inconve-
nient to work. The author suggests, thereforeq changing
the way of their fastening. In the present type of con-
struction, the stationary contacts have a slot for regu-
lation; the screw passes through it and is fastened to
a post. In the proposed construction, the slot is cut in
the post, while in the stationary contacts only an ope-
ning with thread M-6 is made. Because of this change it
will be possible to fasten the set screw with the head
turned upwards There is 1 complex diagram (consisting
Card 1/1 of 10 sections~-

SVIRID, G.P.
-4-1. - - -
Efficient use of knife-cut veneer in the furniture industry. Der.
prom. 6 no.9tll-13 S 157, (MIRA 10311)
1, Ukrainskiy nauchno-issladovateltakiy institut makhanichaskoy Ora-
botki dereva.
(Teneers and veneering)

O-VIAIL), 1.
Technical Education - White Russia
Training workers for the light industry of the !White Russian So So R. Leg. prom*
12 no. 9, 1952.
1952
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, December XMqU, Uncl.

MIKHAYLOIISKIY, V.S.; SITIRID, L.M., (Kiyev)
Disordars of the cardiovascular function in a painful syndrome
of the face. Vrach. delo no.7.,67-71 J1163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Institut neyrokhirurgii Xbiisterstva zdravookhraneniya UkrSSR,
kafedra terapii institute. usovershenstvovaniya vrachey (nauchnyy
rukovoditell - chlen-korrespondent 91N SSSR prof. D.F.Chebotarev).
(CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTM-1-DISEASFSj
(r-EURALGIA, FACIAL)

, !'F.
- -, v
Food In~IuZtrr
'4 '~t of pr,.~,,~-re-dve ~.-Iuvlr- methods, lav:b 1:0. 12, 1952.
,To.- " " -1 a' ~- r d i 0 ~ ~. '. 1 7,c
I V -
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, I-Say 1953, Unclassified.

SVIRIDA.V.G.
Bottles, their machine vashing and heat resistance. Spirt.prom.
21 no-3:19-21 '55. (M1RA 8:12)
1. MinisterBtVO promysillennosti prodovol'stvennykh tovarov SSSR
(Bottles)

,SVIRIDA, V.G.
Present-da7 state and prospects for the development of the
canning industry and Its supp17 of raw materials in the White Russian
Economic Region in 1959-1965. Kons. I av. prom. 14 no.1:8-10 A '59.
(MM 12.- 1)
l.Upravleniy,e pishchevo7 promyshlennosti sovnarkhoza Beloruesko7 SSR.
(White Russia--Canning Industry)

SVIRIDA, V,G.
I
"Production. of fruit and other liqueurs" by G.Wiistenfeld, G.Hezeler.
Reviewed by V.G.Svirida. Bpirt.prom. 26 no-8:39-40 160. (MIRA 13:11)
(Hezeler, G) (Liquor industry) (VUstonfeld, G.)

SVIRI , V~Gq BURACHEVSKIY, I.I.; IEVINA, N.N.
I. ~
Production.-of rum from *lassels of uprefined cane sugar. Spirtip'rom',
29 no-42*-22 f63. .(MM '16:5)
1. Belorusskly sovet narodnogc, khozyaystva (for Svirida).
2. Be]vfC�skiy nauchno-issledcvatellskiy institut promyahlennosti
prodovollstvennykh tovarov (for Burachevskiy, Levina,.
.(Rum)

SVIRIDA V.G., rukavoditell raboty; KLYACHKINA, Ye.L.; ZARUBKINA, A.K.;
- -BAYTTNr,-'N.M.; LYUBOSHITS, A.I.; VISHNEEVSKIY, S.L~; SHOLOMYANSKIY,
Ye.Ya.; BAYOVAY M.P.
Experiment in increasing the productive capacity of the Minsk Lactic
Acid Factory under the conditions of existing equipment and electric
power systems. Trudy BNIIPPT no.4.-63-66 161. (MIRA 17:10)

SVIRIDA, V.G., --ukovoditell raboty; KLYACHKjNA, Yp.l,.; TRULLI, L.A.
Application of ion exchange process for molasses pw-ifi-cation in
the production of lactic aoid. Trudy BINTUPPT no-4:67-76 161.
(MIRA 17110)

SVIRIDEINKOY A.
Withipencil and camera; a day spent with a fire department,
Pozh.delo 7 no.8;28-29 Ag 162, (MIRA 14:8)
(Borialav--Fire departments)

ABDULLAUV, Kh.M.;
Laucoratic granites in western Uzbekistan and their relation to
IC9.
poetmagmatic processes. Uzb. ge0l& 2hur. no-1:5-13 5
(KIIA 12--7)
LInatitut geologii AN UzSSR.
(Uzbekistan--Rocks, Igneous)

SVIRIDMqKO,A,,E.---
"Prookarn" aplitic rocks in western Uzbekistan. Uzbogeol.-zhur.
no-5:42-50 '59. (MIR& 13:5)
1. Srodneaziatskiy politakhnicheakiy institut.
(Uzbekistan--Aplites)

SVIRIDENK09 AoF*
Metasomatio-aplites in granitoids of western Uzbekistan, Uzb, geolo
zhur. no.6:41-45 160. (MIRA U,::L)
I
1. Sredneaziatskiy nauchno-is-sledo-mteliskiy-institut geologil
i minerallnogo syrlya, Tashkent.
(Uzbekistan-Aplites) (Uzbekistan-Granite)
f

SVIRIDENKO A. F., Cand. Geol-Mineral.Scl. (diss) "Petrology of
Leucocratic ~~ranitoid Rocks and their Metalogenetic 5igrnificance,"
U, estern Uzbekistan)," Tashkent, 1961, 18 pp (Tashkent Polyl-.ech.
instit.) 200 copies (KL Supp 12-61, 259).

KHAt4RABAYEV, I.Kh.) doktor geol.-miner. nauk; HADZHABOV, F.Sh.;
GORIKOVOY., O.P.; SALOV, P.I.; KOZYREV, V.V.; PETROV, V.M.;
USI,WIOV, F.A.; ISAMUKHANEDOV4 I.M.j, doktor geol.-min. nauk;
KUSTA13NIKOVA, A.A.; BORISOV, O.M.; RJUM4ATULLAYEV, Kh.R.;
MUSAYEV, A.M.; SVIRIDENKO.-A.F.; SULTAD-UIZ-DAG; GOLOVIN,
Ye.M., kand. geol.-miner.-nauk; VISINEVSKIY, Ya.S., kand.
geol.--milmr. nauk, red.; NURATDINOVA, M.R., red.; ASTAKHOV,
A.N., red.
[Petrography of Uzbekistan] Petrografila Uzbekistana.
Tashkent, Izd-vo "Naukall UzSSR. Book 1. 1964. 445 P.
(MIRA 18:1)
1. Akademiya nauk Uzbekskoy SSH, Tashkent. Institut geologil
i geofiziki.

IG[!ATIYLV, A.B.,, kand. tekhn. nauk; SVIRID-iENKO, A."
inzh.
Investigating the operating conditions of the EDS-1 boring, mai~h-f-
and the directional. boring of long b1ast holes. Izv. v,-,Ts. ucht-,,.
zav.; gor. zhur. 7 no.10:86-91 t 64. (M7,A
1. Institut gornogo dela imeni A.A. Skochinskolgo (for lgnat'~~,-v,
Sviridenko). 2. Pechorskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy u;-~oltnyv
institut (for 'Makarov).'Rekomendovana institutom gornogo deia
imeni A.A. Skochinskoco.

KIIAMPABAYP'V, I-Kh.; KUSTARNIKOVA, A.A.; SVIRIDENKO, A.F.
Pat-ologic and metallogenetic proof concerning the relationship
between the Tien Shen and the Urals. Uzb. geol. zhur. 8 no.4:5-18
,64. (MIRA 18; 5)
1. Institut gpologii i gpofiziki imeni Abdullayeva, AN UzSSR.

SVIRIUMM, A.I., master.
roller for saw frames vith demountable steel teeth.
Rats. i izobr.predl. v stroi. no-71:16-19 153.(HLRA 9:6)
(SaWMMS)

PRUT, Veniamin Davidovich, inzI. IYEVIEV.Andrey Vikhaylovich, inzh.; SVI:-J-
DRIKO, Aleksandr Vladimirovich, inzh.; KiDIVIOV, Yu.S., inzh.,'-r,6a-.
[Polymer-cer,ent floors] Polimertsementnye poly; izz opyta straitell-
noi organizatsii Y;inisterstva stroitel'stva RSFSR, Eoskva, Gos-
stroiizdat, 1961. 14 p. (MIRA 14'-11)
1. Akademiya stroitel'stva i arkhitektury SSSR. Institut org;inizatsii,
mcklianizatsii i tekhnichegkoy pomoshchi stroitel'stvu. L~~uro tekhni-
cheskoy informatsii.
(Floors, Concrete)

TH TOVIGH --V. --I. 'T -1-71,
GALIE S - C., " (7, IT~ C) V
; 1. D. I A.I.!., SITIMIDEMTOV A. . ;^L .1 .1 ~.`.-L~-
"Radiation nroperties of a x-aby crystal laser."
The kineti-ca -of reneration at room temperature and, low temperature I:do-,,m to
U
-1650 and properties of radiation coherence in a raby laser were irnrestigated.
7-leport presented to the llVh Conference on Luminescence (Molecular
luminescence and luninescence analysis) Minsk, 10-15 Senu. 1962.

TRUBETSKOV, L.V.; 2FI~ENXO
Using magnetic amplifiers to automatically control pamps. Sbor.
nauch. trud. KGRI no.19:56-59 162. (NOIRA 16!,5)
(Magnetic amplifiers) (Automatic control)
(Mine pumps)

TRUBETSKOV, L.V., kand. tekhn. nauk; SVIRIDENKO, E.A., inzh.
Automatic control of mine drainage with amplifying elements.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; gor. zhur. 6 no-10:58-64 t63.
(MIRA 17-.2)
1. Krivorozhskiy gornorudnyy institut.

SVIRIDENKO, F.F., inzhener; SHAROV, B.A., inthener; MISOV. L.G.,
--- .-*- - inzib6n-iir.~
Higb-apeed smelting of steel from higb-phosphorus pig Iron.
Metallurg no.1:28-32 Mr 156. (HLRA 9:9)
1. Zavod "Azovatall."
(Zhdanov--Metallurgical plants) (Smelting)

LNPURSKIY, V.V.; OSIPOV, A.I.; BUL'SKIY, K.T.; ALIKOV, A.G.; !k)LIHID~N110.
.F.F.; SXROTSOV, A.M.; BLEPKANEV, P.N.
Radioactive tracer study of the refining of phosphorus-cantaining
pig iron. Stall 16 no.1:19-22 136. (WBA 9:5)
1. Zavod RAzovatal'O i TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy
institut chernoy metallurgii.
(Iron--Metallurgy) (Phosphorua--lootopes)

245
AUTHOR: Sviridenko~ _F.F., and-IMarlamov, "Azovstal" 'Norks.
ITITId~: Fettling machine for de-oositin-- mater-L.--ils on to 'the fLLrnace
bottom. (Zapravochnaya -mashina LZ dl7a podsypki Diaterialov na
podinu.)
PERIODICAL: "Wetallurg" (Dietallurgist),
1957, No. 1, P. 35, (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: A compressed-air-using machine for depositing fettling
material on the furnace bottom is briefly described. Since
the adoption of this machine at; the Azvostal-V,forks, the
duration of bottom repairs has decreased by 5 hours. One of
the advantages of the machine is that it produces very even
layers of fettling materials, and its operation is relatively
simple
1 drawing and 1 photograph.
0

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BIDA, H.Iej BORNATSKIY, I*I,, kandidat takhnicheskikh nauk; BULISKIY, H,T.1
inzhener; (IF.IZZ!RL04j~ iuzhoner; BERILOV, N.T., Inshener;
XY
ZHETVIN. N.P.
Metallurgical plant laboratories in 1957. Hetallurg 2 no-8:1-5 Ag
'57. (Mm 10-0)
1. Nachallnik TSentrallnoy zavodokoy laboratorii zavoda in. Petrevskogo
(for Bbda). 2. Zamwatitell nachalluika TSentralluoy zav4dskoy labora-
torii Makeyevskogo metallurgichaskogo zavoda im Kirov& (for Bornatskiy).
3. Zavod "Azovetal,!Iw!~lf6r~:Btff'Mft,-MPM&dfto, ahrilvvj~. 4. Rachall-
nik TSentrallnoy savodskoy laboratorii Xavoda "Urp i molot" (for
Zhetvin). -
(Metallurgical laboratories)

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0-fengenden, A.M., Golldshteyn, LG., % en p FID,
_ji ~d
TITL~: qiie Use of Radio Isotopes when Investigatig the Kinetics of Scral)
Fusion and Slag Formation in the Scrap-Ore Prccess. (PrimeneniY_1
radioaktivnykh isotopov d1ya izucheniya kinetiki plavleniya skrapa
i shlakoobrazovaniya pri skrap-rudnom protsesse)
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya Energiya, 1957, Vol. 3, Nr lo, PP. 352-355 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: 1) Investigation of the kinetics of scrap fusion.
The fusion velocity in the 130 and 350 ton open heexth furnaces is
shown on the 'oasis of the reduction of the specific activity of
standard metal samples (4oo g), vhich contain Co-Co with the help
of 12 counting t0bes of the 1,1C-4 type.
From the dependence obtained between the molten scrap quantity and
the time which as elapeed since introduction of the scrap, it fol-
lows that nearly lpol%a of the scrap -is molten already after about
2oo minutes.
2) Investigation of the kinetics of slag formation.
CaO, in which Ca-45 was included, was used for this investigation.
LThe CaO is introduced into the liquid slag in closed metallic tubes
and standard samples for measuring are taken out only after a lapse
of time of 30-35 minutes. As measurement for the velocity in which
Card 1/2 Ca dissolves in the slag, the relation

The Use of Radio Isotopes When Investigating the Kinetics of Scrap 89-10-22/,
Fusion-and Slag Formation in the Scrap-Ore Process.
dx . r ( loo - x ) 2/2 was experimentally coffirmed.
T7 ,SCH
x here denotes the weight of the CaO already dissolved and KSCH
1 athe proportionality coefficient for slag formation. There
are 4 figures and 2 slavic references.
SUB1,1ITTED January 15, 1957
AVAILABLE Library of Ckongress

SKOBLO, S.Ta., kand.tekhn.nauk; BULISKIT, M.T., inzh.; KIRTUSHKIN, Yu.I.,
kand.tekhn.nauk; ALIMOV, A.G., inzh.; PER%TMNVI, Te*Goo kandetekhn,
nauk; STIR inzh.
Visual inspection of slag In the phosphorus converter process.
Sbor.nauch,trudeMdantmetoinste to*4:61-76 157. (MMA 11;11)
(Slag--Testing) (Phosphorus) (converters)

j 6 VA
AUTHORS: Bullskiy, M.T., Sviridenko F F Alimov, A.G. and 358
Dolinenko 0. V. EngineerS-t--7- *_
vstall Vorks).
TITLE: A 9.75 ton rail steel ingot. (Rellsovyy slitok vesom
9.75 tonny).
PERIODICAL: "Stal"l (Steel), 1957, No.4, PP-305-310 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: Casting of rail steel into 9.75 ton ingots (dimensions
given) ins-bead of the usual 6.6 tons was investigated.
It was found that the microstructure of rails made
from the large ingots (9.75 ton) is not inferior to
those made from normal (6.6 ton) ingots. Chemical
non-uniformity of large ingots was not higher than
that of normal ingots. The chemical composition of
steel - Table 1; deviation from the mean composition
of samples taken from various parts of the ingots
Table 2, the sampling positions - Figs. 1, 2, 3 and 4).
Ductility characteristics determined during static
tensile test of rails from a large ingot are somewhat
higher than for rails from a 6.6 ton ingot (Table 3)
which indicates the positive influence of larger degree
of reduction. The results of impact and bending tests
of rails from large ingots were satisfactory. All
rails from large ingots withstood 3 impacts, the final
deflection remained within 80-94 mm. Casting (Table 4)
and rolling conditions are given. The change of the
usual practice of casting 6.6 ton ingots to 9.75 ton,

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decreased the consumption of metal per ton of rails,
increased the throughput capacity of the casting pit
by approximately 30% and considerably increased the
throughput of the soaking pits and blooming mill.
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