SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TANDILOVA, K.B. - TANEV, G.

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USSR/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and T-heir 1-9
Application Silicates Glass., Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour Referat Zhur Ilimiya, 'No 4, 1957, i2656
Author Royak SM., Myshlyayeva V.V., Tandiluva K,B.
Inst All-Union State Scientific Researub. Instituie of Cement
Industry
Title Sulfate Stability of Cements with Active Additions of
Volcanic Origin
Orig -Pub Tr. Gos. vses. n.-i. in-ta tsera-ent. prom-sti, 1956,
No 9, 82 -108
Abstract A study was rlade of the correlations between sulfate sta-
bility of puzzuolanic Portland cements (P) containing a-
cid and basic additions of volcanic origin, and the natu-
re of the additions and their conteat in alumina. Con-
firmed was the correlotion between amunt of extraneous
admixtures, content of r3oluble alumina and activity of
CaO absorption, in the case of tuffs. With increase in
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USSR/Chemical. Technology. Chemical Products and 'Sheir 1-9
Application Silicatas. GG-lase, Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour Referat Zhur Miimiya, No 4, 1957, 1-,-6,r-6
extraneous admixtures and activity of additions as tb
CaO absorption, the content of soluble alumina increa-
ses. Additions of vol-canic origin that are of a basic ty-
pe did not exhibit such regOlarities. Studied were the
processes of corrosion in 1. and 5% solutions of Na2SO4
(I) of F containing C3'0' 13-8; 8.4 and 3,1% and of puzzuo-
lanic P. Hardening of cements in 11% colution of I invol-
ves the formation of Ca sulfoalum-inate (III, the araount
of -which depends on zhe C3A content of the clinker, and
the extent of participation of the a2.uzdna of the add-i-
tion in the forriation of !I. Hardening of cerients in ',:%
solut-l.on of 1 invo.1ves, in addition, a crysta.1lization of
O-PBUIA. itS anotuit In the case of P is 171-25% CaMi. af-
ter 6 monthe of hard,ming, ana in the case of puzzuolanic
P depends on activity anOl arDunt of additions, attaining
up to 20% CaS04. Investigation of the kinetics of the
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USSR/Chemical Technology. Cnenical Products and Their 1-9
Application - Silicates. Glass. Ceramics, Binders.
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - n-_*niya, j,.io 4, 1957, 12656
processes of corrosion of puzzuollanic P, based on determi-
nation of the amimt of coui)ined and free gypsum, has re-
vealed that only 1-1,5~ of the P120 of the addition ta-
ke part in the forration. of H duri2g the process of har-
dening over a period of 6 muntho. Formation of II in puz-
zuolanic P due to CA cf the clinker., as well as due to
the alumina of the addition, has a detrimental effect on
sulftte stability of puzzuolanic P, if the ratio of CaO
(rn&'j to the conteiit of ciollible Al20 NO is < 10-15 -
Amount of extrancous odditions, in he case of trasses
and tuffs must be > 611o, It is necessary to render more
precise the technical specifications for active additions
of volcanic origin in the production of sulfate-stable
puzzuolanic P.
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TANDIIOVA, K.B.; BRODSKIY, V.A.
Wall bricks mde with dolomite lime. Strol.mat- 5 zw.12:27-28
D '5 9. (MM& 130)
(Bricks) (Lime)

KUTATBLADZZ. K.S.. doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.: TANDILOVA, K.B., kand.tekhn.
nauk -
ZnventigatIng technological parameters and @and* used in pro-
ducing cement-eand roofIngtIles, Strol. mt. 6 no~7:33-35 Jl
16o. (MIRA 13:7)
(Tiles, Roofing) (Sand--Testing)

KUTATELAME K. S., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk; TA9PIL-DVA,--K,--R,, kand.tekhn.
nauk: SAVINSKIYP P. P., inzh.; YEMIDZE, H. Ye., inzh.
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Quick hardening..elag portland qVjr,-tnt from the Rustavi cement plant.
Nauch soob. NfItSementa (MIRA 15:2)
.449
1. Nauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut prometroymaterialov sovnarkhoza
Gruzinskoy SSR i Rustavskiy tsementn5y zavod.
(Rustavi-cement

KU TATE UiD,e?,E ) K.S., doktor tekhn.nauk; '-and.tekhn.nauki
SOSELIY-,I, L.D.,1 inzh.; DMADMANA-SHVILT, O.S.) inzh.; 1-11RDILELI,
O.G. , inzh.
Increasing the activity of clinkers. Mement 30 no. 2:7-8
Mr-Ap 164. (14 MA 17: 5)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy Institut stroitell-
nykh materialov, Tbilisi., i Rustavskiy tsementnyy zavod.

83260
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B140/9455
AUTHORSs Tandit, V.L,_and Tartakovskiy, L.B.
TITLE.- Radiation of a Reflector Antenna in the Shadow Zone
2.5is
FERIODICALa Radiotekhnika i elektronikag 1960, Vol-55 No.9,
PP.1398-i4o6
TEXT: The article is based on the current method of
calculating reflector antenna radiations. The reflector is
assumed to be ideally conducting and infinitely thin, with a
low.-directi.vi.ty radiator. The radiator dimensions are assumed
comparable with the wavelength and small in comparison with the
reflector dimensions. The analysis takes into account diffraction
correction-for the radiator near field, curvature of the reflector
and edge eftect, discussed in Ref.'I. The radiation of the
reflector antenna in the shadow zone is determined by the
screening effect of the finite metal reflector and depends little
on the directivity of the antenna. It is defined 1) by the field
of the radiator and the character of the radiating points on the
reflector boundary; 2) by the distance from the stationary point
of the reflector to the radiating point on the boundary and
3) by the presence of the edge effect at the sharp edge of the
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83260
s/loq/6000/009/005/026
F-140/9455
Radiation of a Reflector Antenna in the Shadow Zone
reflector. When the reflector boundary is intensely
i.rradiated, the shadow zone field, calculated without considering
diffraction current, can be made more exatt by taking into account
the edge effect. Regardless of the distribution of radiation
from the primary radiator, at the reflector the back radiation can
be changed only by several decibels in one direction or the other.
The shape of the reflector boundary has an effect independent of
the distribution of radiation at the reflector. The variation
of the phase along the boundary can only decrease the observed
field In the shadow zone by not more than half an order of
magnitude. If the primary field at the reflector boundary is
decreased to zero, it will only decrease the field in the shadow
zone by an order of magnitude, and the near field of the primary
radiator becomes decisive. This prevents further reduction of
the shadow field by establishment of a zero of radiation from the
primary radiator in the direction of the reflector boundary.
There are 4 figures and 7 references& 6 Soviet and I English.
SUBMITTED: January 7, 1960
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VASILITSOV, V.D.; VOLCMKO, M.Ya.; GERTSOVICH, G.B., kand.ekon. nauk;
ZWKOV, Ye.l.; KOITOVAWV, Ye.A., kand. ekon. nauk.; MATVIYEVSKAYA,
E.D.; OLEYNIK, I.P.j, kand. ekon. nauk; PMEVSKAYA, E.S...;
SXVORTSOVA, A.I.; SOYCOIDVA, N.V.; SOUMIKOVA, I.A.; TANDITIJ, V S
TRIGUBE14KO., M.Ye.; FIRSOVA, Yu.V.; SHABUNINA, V.I.; -W.,
STOROZEEV, V.I.p kando istore naukq red.; LEPNIKOVA, Ye., red.;
3-11IRNOVp G., tekhn. red.
(Economy of the people's democracies in figures for 19601 Ekono-
mika stran sotsialisticbeokogo lageria v tsifrakh 1960 g. Pod
red. G.B.Gertsovicha, I.P.Oleinika, V.I.Storozhova. Moskva, fzd-
vo sotsiallno-okon. lit-ry, 1961. 238 p. ~~URA 15:4)
(Com=ist countries-Econozac conditions)

TANDIT, W., kand. nauk ekon.
Common effforts as a guaranty for g--eat development in chemist-.7.
Przegl t,chn 86 no.15:4 -'I Ap t6fo.

L 45518-66 T-21/LWP(f) W-W
ACC NR: AP6016917 (A) SOURCE CODE: UR/0104/66/000/002/0005/0008
AUTHOR: Bukreyev, B. A. (Engineer); Tandler, M. M. N. A.
(Engineer); Yakovlev,
'(Engineer); Uvarov, S. (Candidate of technical sciences); Uspenskiy, A. N.
(Candidate of technical sciences)
ORG: none
TITLE: Electric generating stations with AI-20 gas turbines
SOURCE; Elektricheskiye stantsii, no. 2, 1966, 5-8
TOPIC 'TAGS: Siks turbine, turboprop engine, electric power plant., )a"..,
ABSTRACT: In 1964, plans and blueprints were developed by the Giprolestrans
Planning Institute of stationary, quick-assembled, and transportable AI-20 turbopropi
engine-driven electric power plants. Such a 50-cps, 6. 3-kv plant is to have a
capacity of 1250. 1600, ZOOO, or 4000 kw. Sketches of the stationary and trans-
portable plants are shown. Estimates show that such a plant will be economical if it
is operated as a peak-load station, up to 3000-4000 hrs per year, and particularly if
it uses a partly worn-out airplane engine. Orig. art. has: 4 figures and I table. i
SUB CODE: 10, 099/ SUBM DATE: none / ORIG REF: 003
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-4 BST P. A CT Thelife cycle of Gastrothvlax cruronifer, a para-
nite of the rumen, of ruminants, widespread in
India,lias been studied axperimental"y. Depending
on the, conditions of light and the
development of the miraoiditim takes 8-9 days. The
hatehJng of mirae'dia occurs in the morning and.,
the luration of their free-swimming life is six
hours. As an intermediate host 3erves the Taollusel
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