SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TSYPUKHIN, B.A. - TSYRKIN, I.Z.

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DOROFEYEVP V.M.; POLUSHKIN, B.V.; TSYRAN, N,I.
Thermal and anaphylactoid edew-s in aicute radiation sicknesa.
Vest.-AMU-SSSR 20 no.9:78-93 165.
(MIRA 18.-11-)
1. Institut meditsinskoy radiologil. AWI SSSR, Obninsk.

USSP/Fem Anint-Is. Si-all Hormd Crttlc Q-3
Abs Jour Rof Zhur Biol., No 11, 1958, No 49982
Author B
Inct Buryet-11ongo!'"ft ;oobb~ical Instituto of Voterinery Sciuncz~r
Title Clinicrl end Hc-mrtolo[_icvl Dntn in Hoiforr end Prii,appree
%then Using Variour DiotF.
Orig Pub Tr. Buryct.-Mong. zoovut. in-to, 1957, vyp. 11, 99-106
Abstrrct In order to crtvbliEh the cffcctr of vcriour diotF on thri
st,~tc of hcclth an cows, tcstr worc pcrfor-.,c',' on 2 Evoupr
of hcifcrf~ end privirprri-e. One group rcpm:cntod the subcon-
contretc test group rnd the othor the conccntrntc control
group. The vni:2vlr of the fir_~t group were fed 38.4 percent
of conccntrrtcF nnd 61.6 pcrccnt of hny dcrivcd froi- Juicy
cnd -rcon fc:cds. The rocond group received 051.3 perecnt of
conccn"re4k-,cr rnd 38.7 pr-.rccnt of the hc-y. In the rni--.?PIF
of thc Ist group ~hcdding was cc-iplotod cs follovs: in 56
Purcont of the cows in April, end in 33.Lt percent of the cows
by tho end of May. In the socond group Fheddin- vics corripletcd
CPrd 1/2
20

USSR/Fem Anin-In. Snell Hornad Cettle
AbF Jour t Rof Zhur - Biol., No 11, 1958, No 49982
Q-5
sc follovic: in 37.5 porccnt of tho cown by the end of Mpy cnd
in 62.5 percent at the beginning of June. In cows of the
lst group notor function, of the gvstrointc~tinvl trpct
warQ norc nerkod. In tho 1st group tho roto of hGcrt con-
trrctionc end roapiratory movonent!: worc*lovor then in tho
2nd group. Prolongcd plentiful fecding with concentrFtOF
cauccd dyctrophic disturbances of the heart. The enix-,.el
blood of the lvt group cont!7inod meny ly-phocytes, the blood
of the ani-irls of the second group contnincd mrny noutro-
philc. A better phyFiologicel orgrnic state wrs noted in
the animcls of' the Ist group.
Cr.rd 2/2

TSYREIMCMELYEV, B. Zh.
Xin Higher Education U-"'SR. Voscow Veterinar~, Academ~. Chair of Clinical
Diagnostics.
TSY-AENDORMIYEV, B. Zh. "The clinical status and blood indications of -,oung
cattle with various types of feeding and housed in stalls." Min Higher iAucation
USSR. Moscow Veterinar-5 Academy. Chair of Clinical Diagnostics. 10,'6.
(Dissertation for the Der-ree of Candidate in Veterinar~, Sciences)
SO: Knizlnaya_Letopis', No. 20, 11056

S/169~62/000/010/009/071
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Tsyrendorzhiyev, TS.Ts.
TITI-1: Question of the physical properties of rocks and
ores on the territory of Buryatiya
---~7',' -1 OD 1 -AL Rc-Liferativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 10, 1962, 12,
abr,tract IOA76 (Kratkiye soobshch. Buryatsk. komplek-
SI.I. n.-i. in-ta, no. 2,-1960, 42-45)
Data are -ivcn about the susceptibility and remanent
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ma,r-actization, the density, the resistivity, - and other physical prop.
ertics of rocks and ores.
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Vladim.'A- Stzq:,anov~,.~h. TUFfITKiiAYEV'
o-tv. red.,,
(Devel-pmez,'~ or lri ".~csl.(, 11 T'riw.-,
-a-midnog.,
RazvIt.'e.
balkal i a I I ,
Zabaykal2la. UAan-~Ide, aur!a~zilc::,e kn--zhj,,c-a izd-vo, 19,--5.
207 p. WILRA a!3,,, 12"1
SSSH ff~-

TSYRENDO~Mj7EV,TSI, TS,
Tectonic elements in the Lake Baikal region according to
geophysical data. Geol. i geofiz. no.6:60-67 163.
(MMA 19: 1.)
1. !3uryatskiy komplekanyy nauchno-issledovatellskly institut
Sibirskogo otdeleniya All SSSR, Ulan-Ude. Subtaitted February
30) 1962.

USSR / Human and Animal Morphology (Normal and S-1
Pathological). Methods and the Technique
of Investigation.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Bioli, No.10, 19~8, 45478
Author : Ts~renko, G.
Inst : Not given
Title : Basic Methods of Embalming (According to Data
Supplied by Foreign Literature).
Orig Pub: Arabiv patologii, 1957, 19, No 2, 79-82.
Abstract: No abstract
Card 1/1

BUYANTUYEV, B.R.; TSMNOV, B.TS.
Problems in the protection of nature in Buryatia. Kraeved.
sbor. no.6:3-14 161. (14M 15:2)
(Buryat Mongolia-Hatural resources)

TSYRE140V, D.TS,,; DUBCHENKOS V.I.
,------Occurrence of Cambrian fauna in sedimentai-y metamorphic rocks
of the northern Ralkal Highland. DokleAN SWR 145 no.2;1+08.-410
J1 162. (NM 15:7)
1. Geologos"yemochnaya ekspeditsiya Duryatskogo geologichookogo
upravleniya. Predstavleno akademikom, D.V.Nalivkinym,
(Baikal Lake region-~eology,, Stratigraphic)

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TSYRENZHAPOVA B.M
Comparative evalluation of the effectiveness of surgical tr--atwnl. of
traimatio u-ethral strictures. Urologiia. 29 no.2t23-28 Mr-Ap 164.
(MIRA 18:7)t.-'
J. Urologichesknva klinika (zav. - prof. A.Ya. Abramyan) Moskovsko , II
oblastnogo nauchno-issleclrva-~&t'r.-kogo klinicheskogo tDatituta imenlo''
Vladl.--drskogo.

LUKOV,
B.14., prof. (Kuybyshev); PETROV, V.I., dotsent (Moskva);
FAVIZUKO, T.M.. aspirant (Moskva); YEPEOIArEV, V.G., prof.
(Leningrad); ADO, A.D., prof.; VGVSI, M.S., prof.;
YEDIOIAYEV, V.G., prof. (Leningmd); KUPRIYANGVA N.A. (Kazan');
FETROV, G.I. (Moskva); DOLGOPOLOVA, A.V. (1-11oskva~; SAKHARGV, P.P.,
prof.; BYKH0VSKIY, Z.Ye., prof.; MIRIKOVSKIY, prof. (Chelyabinsk);
KWELICH0110K) I.P. (frkutsk); W-MIN, Ya.S., prof. (Moskva);
I-IINIKOVSKIY, A.Kh., prof. (Chelyabinsk); MILISHTLY11, T.N., doktor
med.nauk (LeninErad); TRUTNEW, V.K., zasluzhennyy deyatell nauki,
prof.;-TUIES-HKIN, B.D kand.med.nauk (Moskva); SOBOLI, I.M.,
prof. (StavropolT; TURIK, G.M. (Moskva); FRENKELI, M.M. (Moskva);
MAZO, I.L.; POKRYVALOVA, K.P.; PIRCSKURYAKOV, S.A., prof.;
ATKARSKAYA, A.A., prof.; GOLIDFARB, I.V., prof. (Izhevsk);
PORIUBINOVSKAYA, 11.11. (1-loskva); RUDIEV, G.P., prof.; VOL~FSO114, I.Z...
prof. (Stalingrad); DOROSIMIKO, I.T., prof. (Kalinin); -
ROZENFELID, M.O., prof. (Leningrad.); SHULIGA, A.O., prof. (Orenburg);
MIKHLIV, Ye.G., prof.; TRETIYAROVA, Z.V. (Moskva); I.LMYLOV, U.N.,
prof. (Moskva); DOROSIENKO, I.T., prof. (Kalinin); YEITU401AYEVA, V.G.,
prof.
Speeches in the discussion. Trudy gos. nauch.-issl. inst. ukha,
gorla i nosa no.11:79-87..120-146,179-186,233-248,311-333 159.
(MIR-A 15:6)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR (for Ado). 2. Direktor Moskov-
skogo gosudarstvennogo instituta ukha, gorla i nosa (for Trutnev).
(OTORHINOT.LP33mumy-CONGRESSES)

TSYRII,OIIOV,
Growth of cities in the Buryat A.S.S.R. Zhil.-kom. khoz. 9 no.9:10-12
159. OGRA 13:2)
l.Minietr kommunalinogo khozyavotTa Bur3ratskoy ASSR.
Ouryat-Mongolia--Cit7 planning)
(Buryat-Mongolia--Mmicipal services)

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TS'"MT111t A. A.
5657. lofinovt S. A., Turbin, B. G. i Tsyrint A. A. 14akhanzatsiya i elektrifikatsiYa
seltskogo khozyaystva. (Ucheb. posoblye dlya agr. tekhnikMnov). Riga, latvosizdat, 1954
608 s. s ill. 23 sm. 5.000 ekz. 12 r 20k. v per. -Bibliogr:s 597. -na latysh. yaz.
(55.954) 631-3/ (016.3)
SO: Knizhnwja, Letopis, Vol. 1, 1955

Tc,!-qTN, ;,*... -~-
29.?()-L. V3 iT,?ni,? norsbre
- -. -
i.n-t !;i:?J.
4--ros ts-;-15-r6rov. nauch-trkn- 'rPf7'ot
1~ IF , \ -,r-r I oi1c; 5 I-L 1; -.40
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SO: L--topis' '~,h"rrRl,nvjb 6tatply, 14 ol. 39, Xoslkva, 1949

V.N., dotsent, kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; LATKIN, A.H.,
redaktor [deceased,]; TSYRIN, A.A., redaktor; VODOLAGINA, S.D.,
tekhnichoakiy redaktOF'-"
(Electric equipment for tractors Wd automobiles] Blakirooborudoranie
traktoroy I avtomobileis Izd* 39s perer. I dop. Moskva, Goo. isd-To
selkhos. lit-ry, 1954. 360 p. (MLRA 7:10)
(Autom6bilee--Zlectrie equipment)
(Tractors--Electric equipment)

GROIHOLISKIY, Malay Federovich. ka#LdIdat tekhmicheakfth ummk; TSYRIN, A.A,,
rodaktor; CHAPSKIY, O.U., radaktor; YMOLAGIFIA, B.D,, takhnicR"IMY
redaktor.
[Welding in the repair of tractors mad farm machines] svarka pri re-
wante traktorey i sel'sk*kh*zIaistv9naykh mashin. Mookya, Gas. isd-v*
sellkhes. lit-ry, 1956.278 p. (HLRA 935)
(Welding) (Agricultural machinery-Repairing)

, - -, 4k J /V /t - "
, / 10711qov, S.A.,, ka'ndidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; TSYRIN, A.A., kandidat tekhni-
cheskikh nauk; LATKIN, A.N. (deceatie'dj, 'Fea~c"rMr-e,-VODOUG INA, S.D.,
tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
[Use of trucks in agricultural Mcepluatateiia avtomobilel v sel'skom
khoslalstva. Izd. 2-e, ispr. i dop. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo selkhoz. lit-
ry, 1~,54. 448 p. [Microfilm] (MLHA 7:11)
(Yarm mechanisation) (Motor trucks)

TSYRUMNIKOV., A.S., dotsent; YEPEMIN, I.Ya., inzh.
Degasification of coal in the work zone of a seam. Ugoll Ukr. 7
no.6:22-24 Je '63. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Institut teploenergetiki AN UkrSSR.

TSYSARI , H. V.
Baking properties of the southern Ukraine strong wheats from the
1962 crop. lzv.vys,ucheb,zav.; pish,.-b.tekb,no. 2:18-20 164.
(MIRA 17;5)
1. Odesskiy tekhnolcgicheskiy Institut imeni Lomonosova,
kafedra, tekhnologjA zerna.

IOPINCY, Samail Ibramovich, doktor tekhn.:aauk; TSTRIN, Arkadiy Alekseyevich,
kand.tekhn.nauk; CHAFMIT, O.U.,
(Using trucks in agricultural Ekspluatateiin avtomobilei v sell-
ekom khoziaistve, Izd,3., dop. i parer. Moskva, Gos.iEd-vo,
sellkhoz.lit-ry, 1960. 408 p. (MMA 13:5)
(Notortrucks)

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I ~ I I)IIA71 0 1 y !-" 1- 1-1/,-" : j I- - ,, k- , I I L , t-t
- i I-) y , ) ! / ,,fl A I\ r-/ I - V
KOZI, Vladimir Alakeandrovich; TSYRIN. Ar1radiy. AlakoeyevIch; CHAftKIY,
Olog Ustinovich; LUKIN, O.A.,' redaktor; MOBODTSOVA, N.G., tekhniche-
skiy redaktor
[Repair of tractor parts] Remont truktornykh detalai. Moskva, Goo.
izd-vo sellkhoz'. lit-ry. 1956. 319 1). (KMA 10:4)
(Tractors-Repairing)

IOFINOT, Samuil Abramovich; kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk; TURBIR, Boris
Grigerlyevichi k:andidat takWchaskikh xnukt-T ArW
STM! _Iy
Aleksayovich, kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk; CFJIISMO' O.U.,
4'-
.G'Lktor; VODOLAGINA, S.P., takhnichaskiy redaktor.
(Mechanization and electrification of agriculture] Mekh&nizatsU&
i elektrifikataiia sallskogo khoziaistva. Moskva, Gos.izd-To sell-
khoz. lit-rv, 1956. 544 P.[Microfilml MRA 9:6)
(Farm mechanization) (Electricity in agriculture) (Agricultural
machinery)

IOVINOV, Samuil Abramovich, kand.tekhn.nouk; KOCHUROV, Nikolay
Ivanovich, kand.takhn.nauk; TSYRIN, Arkadiy Aliekqtqevich,
kand.tekhn.nauk. Prinimal ALINOT, P.T..
tekhn.nauk. CHAPSKIT, O.U., red.; GIMMAYXVA, 2.7., tekhn.
red.; BARAROVA, L.G., takhn.red.
[Farm machanization and electrification; pover utilization in
agriculture] Nekhanizatelis i elektrifikstaiia sel'skogo
khozisistva; energetika sellskokhozijiietvennogo proisvodstva.
Pod obBhehei red. S..A.Iofinove. Leningrad, GOB.izd-vo sellkhoz.
lit-ry, 1960. 383 P. (miRA 14:z)
(Farm mechanization) (Blectricity in agriculture)

ALEKSANDHOVSKIY, Nikolity Ivanovich; PRITSKER, Petr Yakovlotioh;
RUBINSHTEYN, Sholom Yakovlevich; DRONG, I.I., prof., rod.;
TSYRIN, A.A., red.; BARANOVA, L.G.p tekhn.red.
("Belarus'" universal tractors] Universaltnye traktory
"Belarus'.11 Moskva, Izd-vo "Ko S',, 1964. 278 P.
lf (MIRA 17:3)

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tr--.31 1 Vj /11,,
IOFINOV, S.A.; TSYRIN, A.A.
Collection of scientific works of the LeningrAd Agricultural
Institute. Mekh. i elk. sots. sellkhoz. 15 no.2:63 '58. (MIRA 11:5)
(Agricultural research) (Farm mechanizAtion) (MIRA 11:5)

TSYRIN, A. A
2
v Sel lskrfr~ 1-hOz7aY---',l6 (US0 Of Trilck In A -ricT t,
-1 jre
(L~-) S. .1. Iofinov i A. ~'. Tsirrin. Moshra, S-11'~llozclat, 1954.
44F' p. illus., diagrs., tables.
Bibllographicil footnotes.

1,111OVSKIY9 11.1-Ly TSYRKIN', P.I.T., in-zh,
Using the method of povder metallurgy in mamZracti.:--ing part'S.
Mashinostroenle no.4;69-70 JI-Ag '64. OSR-A. 17, 10)

TSYRKIN, I.Z.,insh.
Dynamic balancing of rotors of TV-2-30-2 generators. Anprgetik 6
no. 1;22-23 Ja~158. kMIRA 11:8)
(Balancing of machinery)
(Turbogenerators)

OSTROVSKIY, Ya.M., kand.tekhn.nELuk; KURKIN, N.F. inzh.; KRYUMDV, A.I.; 1.1 t
TSYRKIN, I.Z., Inzh.
Reducing the starting time of boilers and turbines [with summary in
Engliahj. Toploen6rgetika 5 no-9:34-39 S '58. (MIRA 11:10)
l.Moskovsko.ve rayonnoye upravleni7e eni)rgokhozyayBtva.
(Boilers) (Steam turbinen)

25(6) SOV/91-59-5-14/27
AUTHOR Belyakov, V.11.~ Technician,a_nd Tsyrkin, I.Z.,
Engineer.
'2ITL.;,': Signalization Chart for MleaEuring of Bearings Vi-
bration by Mieans of Distance Vibration-Illeasuring
Instruments (Skhema signalizatsii pri zamerakh
vibratsii podshipnikov distantsionnymi vibroi-
zmeritel'nymi priboranji)
PER 10 D I C I'LL Energetik, 1959, Nr 5, pp 25-26 (US)SR)
ABSTRICT: This article describes the functioning of a BIP-4
device for measurin- the vibration in the bearings,
worked out by TsITHMASh, provided with bulb si-nali-
zation. The author recommends to use the three-
wire, two-side signalizatior. scheme shozrn in Fig 2.
U
There are 2 circuit diaCrazL,:,.
Card 1/1

-NMKINj,- ~I.Z. inzh.; IGKULICHi G.V.p inzh.
Remote controlled start-and servicing o."' the steam ejectors of
block-type systems. Energetik 10 no.lW3-14 D 162.
(MM 16 il)
(Boilers) (Remote control)

SOV196-58-8-1122
AUMORS: Ostrovskiyj Ya. M., Candidate of Technical Science,
Kurkin, N.F., Kryukov, A.I., Tsyrkin, I.Z,,, Enginoe.-5
....................
TITLS: The Operation of Thermal Powe:, Stations in a System under
Variable Load Conditions (Rabota teplovykh elektrostantsiy
sistemy v usloviyakh peremennykh nagruzok)
PERIODICAL: Teploenergetikaj 1958, Nr 8, PP 3-8 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The load curve of Mosenergo power stations has always
exhibited sharp peaks because of the large light industry~
domestic and traction loads. Until the Moscow-Kuybyshev
transmission line was opened in 1956, the base load was
mainly covered by thermal stations, which made up 85% of
the installed capacity. Small hydro,stations took some
of the peaks2 and low- and medium-pressure stations were
unloaded at off-peak hours. When large imports of power
began to be taken from Kuyb7shevq the conditions of
electricity supply in Moscow and the central regions
greatly improved. Howeverg in order to avoid wasting
water at Kuybyshev, load had to be taken as uniformly as
possible throughout the day to the fall capacity of two
Card 115 F+0O-kV transmission lines. Therefore, the load peaks on
the thermal stations became much more marked; moreove-.?7

SOV/96-58-8-1/22
The Operation of Thermal Power Stations in a System under Variab*le
Load Conditions
it was necessary to keep sets in reserve in case of failure
of supply from Kuybyshev. The overall ratio of maximum
to minimum load on the steam stations became about 2.4.
Many sets and boilers had to be started up to meet the
morning peak. Combined heat- and electric-power-supply
turbines, which formed about 215% of the total capacity,
could only be unloaded to the extent permitted by their heat
loads; moreover, some stations had to burn excess gasq
particularly in summer when the gas is less used for heating
and cooking. Finallyq the Cherepet I station, because it
uses very-high-pressure sets of high efficiency, was kep4-
on base load as far as possiblo. Therefore, on many
thermal stations, the ratio of maX4MUM to minimum load was
up to 5, as indicated by the gi?aph in Fig l.- In some cases
stations had to be kept loaded to maintain the voltage
in particular districts. When peat was specially plentiful,
peat-fired stations were kept ranning. Load curves of a
Card 2/5 thermal station containing turbines type VK-100-2; (100 Y1W)
with direct-flow boilers, and turbines VK-35 with drum-type

SOV196-58-8-1122-
The Operation of Thermal Power Stations in a System up-der Variable
Load Conditions
boilers, are given in Fig 2', the steam conditions being
60 atm 4850C. Further effects of supplies from Kwibyshe-..r
are seen in the following figuras for the annual number
of hours of utilisatlon of installed capacit7; 1-9551, 6961;
19562 6358- 19579 1+507. The reliability and quality of
power suppiy was, however, much improved when power was
received from Kuybyshev, Because there was more reserve
plant, more attention could be paid to maintenance and
reconstruction work and the number of faults was much
reduced. Turbines and boilers could then be run for
longer periods without stopping, as will be seen from
Table 1, which shows, for different years, the number of
sets not requiring major ova--haul' Some'small inefficient
turbines were con--.,rerted to ba::k.-,p-essure operation, The
way in which a 17;600--1,W Metr:)politan-Vickers turbine was
reconstructed for back-pressure operaticn is shown in Fir, 4.
Curves of the installed 3apaclty and isa in output of
high- and super-high-pressare sets arG given in Fig 3.
The increase in the number of times boilers were started
UP will be seen from Table 24 tests were acc-tordingly made
Card 3/5 to cut down the time requi-.ed to bring turbines a-r-d boilers
on load. Because of the need to keep sets in running
Q

SOV/9~--1~84-1/22
The Operation of Thermal Powrer Stat i-ons in a Sy~_-tlen Var-jable
Load Conditions
reserve, many had to wc,-k on vsry light loads, causing
various problems, which are explainGd. Economy of fded
water on high-pres-oure sets was important. As a result
of tests made, the distribution of load betwean eq:aipment,
within a given station and batieen stati..-nis was zraviewed.
It was found. -that most inedi-am- and high-pressure t,vrbines
could be made to work indefinitely -it the lightast loads
without disconnecting the regeneiative heaters. Thd s
fauilitated taking up load.. It was moye difficult to zan
boilers on light load.. Howevt~r, in every ctaseq when tuh,~-
Kuybyshev. station became dis,~oiine-lted th-e load was
successfally taken up without oexr-ious frequently dr")p.
Barring gear was install-0 _jn many medium-pre s sure tarbines.
Special efforts were made -to keep to a minfuram the rcamber
of sets in running resar-,;ra, but the possibilities were
limited by the need to maintain voltage in particular parts
of the system. Data on the rramber of starts made in
Card 4/5 1955-57, mainly to "zegulate tho system load on suburban
stationsq are given in Table 3, The amount of fuel

sov/96-58-8-1/22
The Operation of Thermal Power Stations in a System under Variable
Load Conditions
consumed in starting-up rose from 4000 tons in 1956 to
8000 tons in 1957; hence the importance of making rapid
starts. Despite the more severe operating conditions
that resulted from the accentuated peaks in the load curve)
the power stations operated reliably, the technical and
economic efficiencies of the power system as a whole were
improved, and the reserve was sufficiently flexible when
Card 515 fau'lts occurred on the Moscow-Kuybyshev transmission line.
The.re are 1+ figures and 3 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Mosenergo
1. Steam power plants--Performance

SOV/96-50-9-6/21
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AUTMORS: Ostrovskiy Ya.M. , (Can,~ida',-c; of Technf cal Science)
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(So, 11 1 -~ 1, -0
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P11210DICAL; Toplocnari;ati*M, ic,531 Nr r, 3L,- (US R)
4OS23ACT: U I ix~, ior bc Aran 'Zo be yl-ran- I.; d 1' 1, vii Xuybyehev in
1 c, 5, 7 ~ ~lo 1 o a ." qv c, o -' j 'j ao i i:,~ o n 'V*', i a I.: o s c, o u0!~ T 0 rSysteLl
-or:A ane, so tlic '~--i;Je Uj bo4lCr3
Jas U-M
U Now tho ma".;er is of;her-vrise.,
S i1o of L;rcat
b a c vai 3,3 boilers arc z"l-trt"od uiuc'i moro often. Tiie boilor
jc'n-,-'U1c-S 1-P-y the -are given
-Ln Table 1 and are v-;,r-.,, t'icy iiwolve coi-,siderable
fuel consir--.--i)'%,ion and loss of Lead water. A r-u-,.-,bGr of
S")Z~c--,11 -,p3rc, -.'a-~e on 'u-o-1-lers wi~Lh the object of
-L u
reducin.g, blic3c ti-.103. 1 an-11 2 slwr
graphs of accelerated (1 hour 45 ia-4-nal.-cs) and nor-~.ial
(') hours 45 mi-rratcs) starts on a boilcr type TP-230. In
both cases bollor been in reserve for about
32 hours. Startinr- aclcolera-'Led by put~,,J-ng t-,.Io muffle
Card 1/6 burne-os on tac furnace and corlT..ectin~; Uwo fuci foodors to

SOV/96-58-9-6/21
Reducing the of Boilors and TurDines
I- Iras to )rotoct tho super-
Utio -main lourners. U U
heaters a-ain3'L-1 o::cessivo '-*,i~,craturos, as the ordina-,y
U
?.or -is -ooi; of-Getive 'uring
su U U_ - U
.der-'asa' te-i-a-jerature rei~ulau
S ta T t in The ie_-,-~_,ture differences obtained in the
drums -.re-ro ~)ractically the sane in t-lao -u'-,.Io cases. The
reco,_,)xoenU",3d curve of pressure ri3e durin.- accelerated
startin- of a boilcar typo TP-230 uii--' rm race of rise
0 110
of satura'6,ion ton -,era'-ure of abou 1000C ;)or I our is given
U LI
T!i(, shor-"~-cr _,-~ar_~Jm-t_JT -,e roduced the 'Uel
in FiZ 3. f
consum-j)'Uion from 18. 5 to IIF tons of convent-Joilal fuel.
Some of t-'.Ie revealod differences of up t-O
100()C 'U'Llo cind~3 of tlie Irujil duo to the presezice of
barriers insidle it. A device -vas nade to heat up tulhe drum
with Steari from nci~~-hbourin7 boilers.. The startins time
01 those boilers could then be roducod to 2 1.2oUr.3 Wi'~,h a
Lia---r-iuum torm_-)erature difference of 300C in the drum. , The
super-heaters were cooled by condensate injectio'n. T.ri e
k., -icated steau
mmin dif-icul'y was to maintain 1"ne su-,~er-L U
Card 2/6 tempera-tuiLro within bounds. The simVlest method of
protectin;, the su-per-heaters was -to use the mill fan to
,ml U U

sov,/96-58-9-6/21
Reducing the Starting-tirac of Boilers and Turbines
0
blow air into tho furnace through windows above the burners
and to blow doom the su,-.)or-heater with condensate. A graph
of an accelerated ot.artu on a hJ* gh- ]?re s sure drum-tyj)e boiler
burnin, IA'oscow Basin Coal is -iven ill Fic, 4. Firing was
commenced uith fuel oil. The Createst tomparat-are
difference on tho drum was 70()IC7 and the fuel oil consurril-4-
tion was 2.5 tons less than usual. At proment a lot of
boilers are Icoj)t ir, ho2 ,- reserve ovornil;~,---ht. The best
procedure for Keeping boilers in hot reserve was sour;ht
by tests in which a hirpi,_-pressure boiler was lefv'- connected
to tae steam- main and fired b-xT tiro fuel--,-iI nozzles. The
draught, fans and auxiliary equi~-men-t were stop-ped and the
boiler wori-IL-ed on natural draul-at. A boiler in this
condition can be brought on to load Verir qu-i--I:ly but it, is
rather wasteful of fuel. Tests ,.!ere also mlade with a
boiler left comqec~ed to -,'-fte 341-eam mains but unfired.
Var-'ou-; measures were tazl.,en t o ~-e t.a-in heat in the boiler
L
uhich iras in reserve for four a.-nd -a half 'n-ours. Th-e steam
temperature droj),ped from 50003 to 3900C but was restored
Card 3/6 to full temperatUre in about 15 milnutes. Oonparative data
U U
on thermal losses before improvinp the theriiial insulation

SOV/96-~8-c-4/21
Rcducing the Starting-time of Boilers and Turbines
at one power station are given in Table 2. The work
U ' k'
showo".1 Lhat a high-prci~isziiro boilor bo tip in
two hours from the cold and in. 45 iainutes after being iii
reserve overnight without .-isk of damage and with ccnsider-
able Saving of fuel. Some two or three hours before
commencing firin.a a cold boiler it is advisable to fill the
drum with hot food-.-.rator, so raizin~; -its "t-rall terrlparal;ure
to 90 - 950C. IPien the furnaces are forced for 'purposes
of accelerated starting s-,,-,ec-ial attention r--iusit be paid to
hoatinl- the screens uniforMl,r; to this end a large number
L .1
of burners must be used and they s*nould be well distributed
around the furnace. Despite earlier work the time required
to start? up a turbine remained e:ccessive. For instance,
accordin.- to the works, instructions a turbine type VK-100-2
takes 13.5 hours fron, the cold and a turbine SVK-150,
50 - 60 hours. Two !,,iothods ifere used to cut the time:
accelerated starting with rated steam conditions, but
quicker individual operations; and starting the turbine
Card 4/6 whilst raising steam in the boiler. After many tests made
a
with thermo-couples fitted to turbines it became possible t-3

SOV/96-58-0-6/21
Reducing the Starting-time of Boilers and Turbines
regulate the starts by the thermal conditions of the
turbine rather than by a fixed time-table. According to
the 1956 manufacturers' instructions the time required to
start and put on load a turbine VK-100-2 was already cut
to 9-1- hours. Recent recommendations have cut this time
2,
by a further two hours, and the resent conditions will be
seen from the time chart in Fig 6. During 1957, tests em
were made on starting turbines in the Moscow power syst
whilst steam was being raised in the boilers. The circuits
used to isolate a boiler-turbine unit are given in
Figs 6 and 7. In other tests the turbine was started with
steam of reduced temperature and pressure, derived from the
normal steam mains. It was found possible to cut the
turbine starting times to about half of the former values.
Details are given of the starting times required after the
turbine had been standing for various periods. It is
particularly difficult to start a boiler-turbine set as a
unit after standing 5 - 7 hours overnight, because the
turbino and boiler cool at different rates. The risk of
Card 5/6 passing cold steam into a hot turbine can be overcome by
first raising the temperature and pressure in the boiler

SOV/96-58-cy-6/21
Reducing the Starting-time of Boilers and 'Turbines
somewhat. Unit starts with reduced steam conditions are
now becoming fairly common. In making accelerated starts
Q
-the condition of the thermal insulation on the turbine is
very important. It should be possible to reduce still
further the time required to start up boilers and turbines.
There are 7 figures, 2 tables, no literature references.
ASSOC I AT ION.-I, ~. 140`~ENERGO
1. Boilers--Operation 2. Turbines--Operation
Card 6/6

TSYRKINI, Mikhail Isaakovich; UPITANSKIY, Vill Moiseyevich; PETROV) P.P.)
kand. tiejj~n.
., retsenzent; RAPOPORT~ L.L$ kand. tekhn. nauks
retnenzent; LEVINy M.I., kand, tekhn. nauk, naucbnyy red.; ONE-
MAN, M.A., red.; TSAL, R.K., tekhn, red,
[Remote control systems for main marine diesel ergines) Sistemy di-
statsionnogo upravleniia glavnymi sudovymi dizeliami. Leningrad,
Goa. soiuznoe izd-vo sudostroit. pronyahl.., 1961. 245 p -
(Remote control) (Marine diesel engine's-Water) (MIRA 14:11)

TSMWNj M.Ya. (Armavir)
Determining the trigonometric functiong With the help of fUnof
equations. Mat,PMB, no,4245-254 161, jonal
(Trigonometrical functions) (MIRA 150)

BFLOV,
and cobqlt,
M, us L r.,
"he
n0.3.,179-'83
1. M TRI;
gornoy pr . .... -21--orn

KLIMEITKO, V.L.; TSYRKIII, Ye.B.
"Economic aspects of the industry of synthetic materials."
Reviewed by V.L. Klinenko., Z.B, ~-~im.Prom.
no.9:62.2-623 Ag 162. i~j-.q)
(3ynth, ric ;~7Wu~Aa)

KLIWMKO, V.L.; TSYRKIN, Ye.B.; KH12HITYAK, V.F.; MASLYANISKIY, G.N.; BURSIAN,
N.R. - - - I - --
Efficiency of the process of the isomerization of gasoline fractions.
Khim. i tekh. topl. i masel 10 no.7:50-53 JI 165. (MIFIA 18:9)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy Institut neftekbimicheAM
protsessov,

V.1
:7) wjo prom,
(MIRA 18:8)

KLIMKO) V.L.; TSYMIN Ye.B.
I
"On the economic aspects of the chemical industry of the U.S.S.P.0
by N.P.Pedorenko, E.S.Savinskii. Reviewed by V.L.Tni n 2 Z.B.
TSyrkin. Zhur.VKHO 6 no-5;581-582 161. (MIRA 14:10)
(Chemical industries) (Fedorenko, N.P.) (Savinskii, E.S.)

rl-LI,%2T'-KO) V. L. e
0-pti-rai tion o oxc-sy-nthes I:Q ftep~r. i nef k nc 2
te
b4.
I. Vsesoyuzllyy -Ialjciuio-i:3sledovatells"t-~iy institut.
clic-skikli protses2ov.

RUDKCV,SKjy, D.I,,.; BRUJSHTLYN, B.A.; TSYMIN, _~:~ Ye.B.
Alcohols 01,
production
665 S 164.
17:13.)
1. Vse-90yuzn3ry nauchno-issledovatellskiy IrLstitut, neftekhlmictieskikh
protasesov.
o' 16 coco
, 0 - C synthesis as raw material for the
?surface-active agents. Khim. prom. 40 no.9:'663-
(MIRA

BRUNSHTEYNS, Boris Anatollyevichl KLIMENKO, Vladimir Leonidovich;
TSYRKIN; Yefim Borisovichj RUDKOVSKIY, D.M., nauchn.red.,
-Sgdjv-- 1~ v-ed" rIe'd,-DMIYMMIKO, V.I.) tekhn.red.
I
(Production of alcohols from petroleum and gas] Proizvod-
stvo spirtov iz neftianogo i gazovogo syrlia. Leningrad,
Izd-vo "Nedra," 1964. 199 P. (MIRA 17:3)

SAZONOT, N.,,-_.TSYKMV, I*, sekhanik
Improved design of the ZGS grain loader. Kuk.-elew. pros, 26 no,10:
18 o'604- (KatA 13: 10)
1, Xrektor Rossoxhanskogo khlebopriyemnogo Pw*t& Voroneshokey
oblastl (for SeLsonov)*'
(Grain-handling machinery) (Loadingind unloading)

TSYRKUNOV, L.P. (Kiyev)
Skin lesions caused by st~ol-,M, an anticorrosive liquid.
Gig.truda i prof. zab. 6 no.12:44-45 D162. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Kiyevskiy institut gigiyezq truda i professionallnykh za,-
bolevaniy i Kiyevskiy meditsinskiy institut.
(SKM-WOUNDS AND INJURIES)
(COMWION AND ARrICORROSIBS)

TSYRKUNOV. L. -
Dermatitis from methyl bromide used as a herbicide. Vrach.delo
no.9:112-114 S162. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Kiyevskiy nauchno-issladovatellskiy institut giglyeny truda i
professionalinykh zabolevaniy.
(MTHANE-TOXICOLOGY) (SKIN--DISEASES)

TSYF.KUIIOV, L.P.,
Study of the sensitivity of the skin of workers to the actien
of nickel salts. Vest. derm. i ven. 36 no.10:27-29 0162
(MIRA 16:11)
1. Iz Kijevskogo instituta gigiyeny truda i professionallnykh
zabolevaniy (dir. - doktor med. nauk L.I. Medved') i kafedry
kozbnykh bolezney (zav. - prof. I.I. Pototskiy) Kiyevskogo
meditsinskogo instituta.

TSUMNOV, L.P.
Acrokeratomris verraoiformis Ropf, Testodermai von. 34 no-12864- -,,
65 260. NEU 1411)
1. 1z kliniki kozhn7kh i venerichookikh bolemey (zav, --dotsent
A.H. Bogdanovich) Kiyovskogo drdena Tirudovogo KraBnogo zhmefi
geditainskogo instituta Imeni akad, A.A. Bogomolltsa (dir,'-
dotsent V.D. Bratuol)
(SKIN.-DISEMES)

TSYRWIOV
Experimental study of the sensitizing properties of epoxy resin
hardeners. Vrach.delo no.l.*101,-107 Ja 163. (MIM 16s2)
la, Kiyevskly institut gigiyeny truda i professionallnykh zabo-
levaniy i kafedra kozbnykh bolezney (zav. - prof, I.I. Patotakiy)
Kiyevskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(EPOXY RESIVS--PHYSIOLOGICAL MT=)

CFISTYAKOV, F.M.; SUTYRINA, T.M.; PERSTNEV, P.V.; RUNYANTSEV, V.A.,
retsenzent; TSYRIMI, B.L.~ retsenzent; BELIKOVICH, A.V.0
red. ; GROIIOV-,T-.g-.---
., tek'bn. red.
[Freon refrigeration turbosystem; installation, construction,
and operation) Freonovyi kholodillnyi turboagregat; ustroistvo,
r,ontazh, ekspluatatsiia. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo torgovol lit-ry,
1962. 101 p. WIRA 15:5)
(Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery)

TSYRLIN Benjamin-11-vovich;. KOLB, Y,.S.,, red.; FU101AN, G.V., tekhn.
red.
[Improvement in the design of amenia cylin4or-block compressors;
scientific report) Usovershenstvovanie konstruktsii ammiachnykh
blokkarternykh kompressorov; naucluve soobshchenie. Moskva, Gos.
izd-vo torg. lit-ry, 1961. 29 p. (MIRA 15:4)
(Compressors)

BADMI"S, I.S., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk; BUKHTSR. Ye.Z., inzh.;
VEMHRG, B.S., kand.tekhn.nauk; VOLISCAYA, L.S., inzh.; GRIS11,
S.Ya., prof., doktor takhn.nauk [deceased]; GUREVICH, Ye.S., inzh..-
DANILOVA, G.H., kand.takhn,nauk; 7EMOVA, Te.V., inzh.; ICM,
D.K., kund.tekhn.nauk; KAN, K.D., kand.tektm.nauk; LAVROVA, V.V.,
inzh.; MOVAR, L.Ye., inzh.; ROMFELID, L.M., prof., doktor tekhn.
nauk; TKACHEV, A.G., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk; TSYRLIN B.L - -
SHUMELISMIY, H.G.. inzh.; SHCHERBAKOV, V.S., nzh.; YAKOB , B.,
kand.tekhn.nauk; GOGOLIN, A.A., retsenzent; GUEMN, A.A., reteenzent;
KARPOV, A.V., reteenzent; MYLZV, Ye.S., retBanzent; LIVSHITS, A.B.,
retsenzent; CHISTYAKOV, P.M., retsenzent; SIMMMIN, A.Ye., retsen-
zent; SHEMSMINOV, G.A., retsenzent; PAVLOV, R.Y., opetsred.;
KOBULA&NILI, Sh.N., glavnyy red.; RYUTOV, D.G., zam.glavnogo red*;
GOLOVKIN, N.A., red.; CHIZHOV. G.B., red.; MAZAROV, B.A., glavnyy
red.izd-va; NIKMAYAV , N.G., red.; EYDINOVA. S.G., mladshiy red.;
MEMRISH, D.M., tekhn.red.
[Refrigeration engineering; encyclopedic reference book in three
volumes] Kholodilinaia tekhnika; entsiklopedichaskii sprevochnik
v trekh knigakh. Glov.red. Sh.H.Kobulashvili i dr. Leningrad,
Gostorgizdat. Vol.l. [Techniques of the prodnction of artificial
cold] Tekhnika proizvodstva iskusstvennogo kholoda. 1960. 544 p.
(MIRA 13:12)
(Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery)

ALAWnRIOV, S.V.---(continuod) Card 2.
1. Voeaoyuznyy institut rastaniyevodstva (for Sechkarev, Lizgunovs,
Brezhnev, Gazenbush, Hashcharov, Filov, Tkachenko, Xazakova,
Kraeochkin, Levandovskaya, Shebalina, byakovs, Makashava, Ivanov,
Kartynov, Gireako, Ivanova, Wlovs). 2. Gribovskaya ovoshchzwya
selektsionnriya opytnaya stantsiya; chlany-korrespondenty VaenoyuzmDy
almdemii sellskokhosyaystvennykh nauk im. V.I.Lenina (for Alpatlyev.
Solovlyeva). 3. Doystvitellnyy chlen Vaeoopanoy skademii. sallsko-
khozyayatvannykh nauk im. V.I.Laninn (for Brezhnev).
(Vegotoble a-Voria tie is)

ROZWELID, Lev Markovich, prof., doktor tekhn.nauk; TKACBEV, Anatoliy
Georgiyovich, prof., doktor tekhn.nauk; GUMICH. Tevgeniy
Semenovich, inzh.; ONOSOVSKIY, Y.Y., inzh.; SMAKOV, G.S., inzh.;
L --in2h.; KMINI,, I.K., inzh.; ROMANOVSKIY, N.Y., inzh.;
Y-ATSLJNOV, I.F., inzh.; DANILOVA, G.N., dotsent; MIKH ISKAYA, R.N.,
inzh.; KARNAUKE1, H.S.9 inzh.; SYUXALENKO, A.K., inzh.; WIN, A.Ya.,
inzh.; TSIPIMSON, A.L., red.; BABICHEVA, V.V.. takhn.red.
[Examples and designs of refrigerating machines and apparatus]
Primary i raschety kholodilInykh mashin i apparatov. Moskva, Goa.
izd-vo torg.lit-ry, 1960. 237 P. (_Yhermodynamic diagrams of
the refrigerants used] __Yermodinamicheakle diagrammy rabochikh
tal kholodillnykh mashin. (MIRA 13:9)
(Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery)

T61CF-11rxi) B. L.
"Invesigation of the Discharge Valves of a High Speed Compressor.1f
Report submitted for the 10th Intl. Refrigeration CongreBa,
19 August - 2 September 1959-

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Preparation of superphosphate fron flasIX Crowd apatits, con-
centrate. Zhur.prikl.kbim- 33 W-7:1477-1482 JI '60-
(MIRA 13:7)
(Apatits) (Phosphates)

TSTRLIN, L.H.
Unipolar corona associated with eccentric cylinders. Haucb.-
tekh.infom.biul.LPI no.5:61-66 '58. (MIR& 12:5)
(Corona (Electricity))

TSTRLIM. L.E.
Bipolar currents in gaaes. Naucb.-tekh.inform.biul.LFI n0-5:
67-77 '58. . KIRA 12:5)
(Electric discharges through gaseA)

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ACC NR; APGO1530' SOURCE CCDE: UR/0057/66/036/005/6~4i/ 8~1~
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AU771 XsZrlin, L. E
ORG: none
TITIX: Mothod for calculating the electro ic f ield of a system of apertures
SOURCE: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 36, no. 5, 1966, 843-851
TOPIC TAGS: electron optics, electron lens, electrostatic lens, Legendre p6lynomial,
Laplace equation, mathematic method
i=TRACT: The author describes a technique for calculating approximately the axially
symmetric electrostatic field of a system of circular apertures in parallel plnno
electrodes. The potential at each aperture is expanded in a series of Legendre poly-
nomials of odd degree with the argument (1 - r2/a2)1/2, her, r is the distance from
the axis and a is the radius of the aperture. The corresponding potential in the
inteMlectrode regions is calculated and from the boundary conditions a set of linear
equations is obtained for the expansion coefficients. The calculations for the case
of two identical apertures are discussed in detail and it is shown that the method
converges to the correct result in the two limitinC cases when the two electrodes are
very close together or very far apart. The method is illustrated by calculations ford
a three aperture lens, and the results obtained by retaining different numbers of

L 33410-66
ACC NR9 AP6015305
terms are tabulated. Advantages of generality and simplicity are claimed for the
method. Orig. art. has: 42 formulas, 2 figures, and 2 tables.
SUB CCDE: 20/ SUMI DATE: 23Apr65/ ORIG REP: 005/ OTH REF: 001
2/2

GORELIKs I.G. (deceased]; GOKHMAN, Ye.V.; PETROVA, T.D.; TUVSKAYA, N.I.;
red.; KHUTORSKAYA, Ye.S .red. izd-
ROMANOVA, P.M.; TSYRLRIN
va-, ISLENTIYZVA,-I?*-G-e-y-tekliii, red,
(Ferrous metallurgy in capitalist countries; statistical handbook)
Chernaia metallurgiia kapitalisticheskikh stran, statisticheskii
spravochnik. Moskvap Gose nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi
i. tsvetnoi motallurgii) 1961. 368 p. (MIRA 14,11)
1. Moscow.' TSentralinyy institut informataii chernoy metallurgii.
(Iron industry-Statistics) (Steel industry-Statistics)

GROKHOLISKIY, Nikolay Fedorovich; KOCHERGIN, K.A., kand. tekhn.
nauk, retsenzent; J~YRIN,-A-A., kand. tekhn. nailk, red.;
CHFAS, M.A.1 red.izd-va; DENINA, I.A., red.izd-va;
SHCHETININA, L.V., tekhn. red.
[Reconditioning parts of machines and mechanisms by welding
and building tip] Vosstanovlenie detalei mashin i mekhantmov
avarkoi i naplavkoi. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1962. 274 p.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Machiner7--Maintenance and repair)
(Electric welding)

LYUBIN, V.M.; FOMINAP V.I.;_TSYRLIN, L.E.
Characteristics of the conductivit7 and photocanducti-.Iltjr of thin
film of the system So - As in the region of strong electric fields.
Dokl. AN SSSR 161 no.2.,324-327 Mr 165.
(MIRA 18~4)
1# Submitted October 19, 1964.

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9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, lr,)52 Uncl.

TSYRLIN, L.E.
Charging of a high-resistance layer b.1 a beam of fast electrons
and signal formation in nr%me transmitting tubes. Part 2. A
scanning beam. Radictekh. i elektron. 8 no.7:1233-1233 J1
163. (MIRA 16'-8)
(Electron tubes) (Television-Picture tubes)

IK19W, Nikolay Petrovich; ZYRYANOVI Mikhail Yegorovich; TSrRKUN
L40LOlf-
-6LENKO, V.#
.01ri _oriy ArtoinlyovichIJASWEANOVp F., rod.1 7MI
[Conveying system for the transportation of pece freight]
Konveiernaia ustanovka dlia transportirovaniia shtucbnykh
gruzov. Minsk., Gos. izd-vo, BSSR. Red. proizvodstvennoi lit-
ry, 1961. 52 p. (MIRA 15:2)
(Railroads-Freight) (Conveying machinery)

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TSYRLIN, L.E.
Charging of a hig*-resistance layer by a stream of fast electrons
and signal formatibn in some camera tubes. Part ls Stationary
electron beam. Radiotekh. i elektron. 8 no.6:1050-1056 Je 163.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Television) (Electron tubes)

GOHMAN, Ye.V.; GORELIK, I.G.[deceased]; PhTROVA, T.D.; TuV.-:KCIA,
N.I.; RWANOVA, P.M.; NARKOTSKAYA, I.V.; TSYRLD', L.M.,
red.
[Ferrous metallurgy of capitalist countries; a statistical
manual) Uhernaia metallurgiia kapitalisticheskikh stran;
statisticheskii spravochnik. jBy) E.V.Gokhman i dr. Izd.3.,
dop. Moskva,, 1964. 335 P. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Moscow. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issiedovatellskiy institut
informatsii i tekhniko-ekonomicheskikh issledovaniy chernoy
metallurgii.

TSYRLIN, M.I., GUREVICH, V.Z.
Automation of thedrying of coatings at the Gorkiy Automobile
Plant. Mashinostroitell no.5:19-20 M 161 (MIRA 14:5)
ILting)
(Gorkiy--Zbtor vehicles-P
(Automation)

TSYRLIN, M.I.; ROZNO, L.I.
Reorganization of the section for painting automobile parts. Avt.
prom. no. 1:40-42 Ja 161. (MIRA 14-4)
le Gorikovskiy avtozavod,
(Automobiles-Painting)

AUTHOR: L. Cb1af
TITLE: In Cooperation with the Personnel of Vuzes (V
s vuzovskim'L kollektivami)
PEPIODICAL: Vestnik Vysshey Shkoly, 1956, Nr 6, p 27-31 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Nithin the next 7 years gross production in the Tatar ASSR
should be doubled; the recovery of oil will increase 2.3 fimes,
and the production of electric energy will rise threefold,
The production of the Republic's machine plants will double.
The manufacturers will be able to fulfil these tasks only in
close cooperation with scientists of the higher educational
institutions of Kazan'. The author mentions a number of e,(-
amples characterizing the importance of this cooperation. Thl 'ic,
the scientists of the Chair of Radiophysics of the Kazvnl Un-
versity (Dotsent I.M. Romanov in charge) have designed n new
device for the automatic control of oil wells throughout the
vast oil fields of the Tatar ASSR. These devices are now 'reing
successfully tested. The scientific workers of the university's
Chair of Experimental Physics tDotsent N.N. Neprimerov, Engineer
A.G. Sharagin and others) have designed a set of electronic
remote-control devices for surveying the wells and for exact
Card 1/~, measurement of temperature, pressure, speed and other pargmeters

Jn Cooperalion with the Personnel of Vuzes 3-56-6-6/3,,4
of gas-petroleum flow. These devices assist in much mare
quickly determining methods of preventing the oil wellci
paraffinization. Dotsents L.".-. Kozlov, N.D. Butovich gr;,, tl-.!~-rs
of the Chair of Petroleum and Gas Technology, Kazanskiy
khimiko-tekhnologiche-kiy institut ~Kazanl Chemical-Techrr-
logical Institute) ;.re developing a method for obtainin,~ miir?-it
paraffin from the waste received when cleaning the petroleum
wells. The quantity of this waste amounts to several tens of
thousands of tons per year. Dotsent V.V. fiesmelova is studyinF
the conditions under which the maximum yield of oxidation vro-
ducts can be obtained from the various kinds of paraffin. An-
other chair of the same Institute, headed by Professor N-A-
Kholevo, is developing the technology of oil well boring, ~,he
Pk-103-lC(20) drilling machine, constructed by the Vsesoyu--ry'!
nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut geofiziki (All-Union
Scientific-Research Institute of Ceophysics) and used at present,
is not perfected. Speaking of the valuable work performe,11 by
the Kazan' scientists to help the machine plants, the author
emphasizes the close contact maintained by the members of the
Chair of Inorganic Chemistry of the Chemical-Technological
Institute headed by Professor G.S. Vozdvizhenskiy and Dotf;ent
('ard 214 N.V. Gudin. The scientific workers of the university's Cnair

In Cooperation with the Personnel of Vuzes 3-58-6-6/34
of Analytical Chemistry, Dotsent V.F. Goryunov and Assistant
A.A. Poppell, working in close cooperation with machine plants,
have dev!?loped rational methods of analyzing electrolytes and
solutions used for anticorrosive treatment. -Of the versatile
research work performed by the chairs of the Kazan' vuzes, a
few are pointed out: manufacturing of heat-resisting plastic
materials for various branches of industry; developing of
automatic equipment for electroplating; designing a new auto-
matic regulator for reversing current; and the study of anodic
oxidation of non-ferrous metals. The author enumerates a
number of tasks facing the machine manufacturers and the
chemical industry of the Tatar ASSR. On the Zhirokombinat
imeni Vakhitova (Pat Combine imeni Vakhitov) it is intended
to bring continuous hydrogenation in piles under pressure into
use. It is also planned to erect several plants for repro-
cessing synthetic materials, which are a valuable substitute
for edible raw materials and metals (plastic), and save over
30 kg of grain on every 10 liters of synthetic alcohol pro-
duced. For many years phosphorus fertilizers (the refuse of
gelatin production) have usually been thrown away with canal
water. For experimental purposes this refuse was used in
Card 3/4 agriculture in the Tatar A'~SSR with positive results. Since

In Cooperation with the Personnel of Vuzes
3-58-6-6/34
the sovnarkhoz intends to erect a special plant for repro-
cessing this refuse, it will be necessary to establish the
technology for manufacturing these phosphoric acid fertilizers.
ASSOCIATION: Tekhnicl~e_skiy otdel sovnarkhoza Tatarskogo ekonomicheskogo
administrativnogo rayons, (Technical -Zection of the Sovnarkhoz
of the Tatar Economic Administrative Rayon)
Card 4/4

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NEST3RMO,.F,G.; SHIROMY, A.Z*; TSMNA, T*S.
i
Spore ond pollen analysis of ligmites of the Dnieper basIn. Piul,
J~OIP. Otd.geol. 29 noo6:81-92 &D 154. OaRL 8: 2)
(Dnieper Valley-Pollen, Possil)(Dnioper Valley-Spores (Bo-
tan.v),Yossil) (Dnieper Valley-Lignite)

TS'n I N A j I . s .
Faliontolo.-
,y
Origin of fossil thcrny micro-forrnalAons. Dnkl. AN. SSSR 23 no. I , 1952
L4ontllla. List of Russian Accessicns, Library of Congrtss, Aug-ust, 1952. UNCLASSLKED

TEMKIN) irah.; LIVOV'~-Yj M.M., Jnzti. . . . 1. . I
U 3 -3 r .17, c-. e -- arli c. r. - e I E!,-part,~- izi -~,e !nam.,P-ritw'a of dit-Be~L Jrco-
ffi-CltAve,;. Ja-F *64. (..!N~ 17:7)

OSTROVSKIY, Ya.K., kand. tekhn. nauk,; KUMIN. N.P.. in2h.; KRYUKOV,A.I.,
inzh.;,~~~I.Z~., iazh.
Ooeration of thermal electric power plants under varying load
conditions (with summar7 in English]. Teploenergettka 5 no. 8:3-8
Ag 158. (MIRA 11:8)
1. Mosenergo.
(Electric power plants)

TSMIN, I.Z., inzhener.
The vibration capacity of steam turbine working vanes. Blek.sta.
10:10)
28 no.8:12-13 Ag '57. (MIRA
(Steam turbines)

T., y 17 i ill,
K A If i '/' )~ I,'.,,
TSTRUN, I.Z., inzh.
-, - -
Eliminating damage to working vnnps in turbineR of the AEG firm.
Elek.Rta. 28 no.10:25-27 157. (MIRA 10:11)
(TurbineB)