SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT UNZHAKOV, G.M. - UPMANIS, K.K.

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AUTHORS: Neshetnikov, N. A., Unzhakov, G. M. 78-31-6-23/30
TITLE: The Melting-Point Diagrams of the LiOK-LiCl and LiOH-NaOH
(Dia,grammy plavkosti sistem LiOH-LiClo LiOK-NaOH)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Neorganicheskoy Khimii, 1958, Vol- 5, Nr 6,
Pp. 1453-1438 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Investigations of the Binary Systems LiOH-LiCl and
LiOH-NaOH were carried out.
Double compounds are formed in these systems.
The melting-point curves and the cooling curves of these
systems were investigated by thermographic analysis.
The following compounds were formed in the LiOH-LiCl-
system at 3000C: 3 LiOH 2 LiCl and an incongruent
meltable nompound LiOH LiCl.
.Solid solutions witli relatively high saturation
(approximately 25 mol % NaOH) are formed in the LiOH . N&OH-
system.
The incongruent meltable compounds N&OH - 3 LiOH and
Card 1/2 LiOH . NaOH are formed in these systems also at 2480C.

The Melting-Point Diagrams of the LiOH-LiC1 and 78-3-6-23/30
LiOH-NaOH
There are 3 figures, 2 tables, and 10'references, 3 of which
are Soviet
SUBMITTED: May 9p 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Lithium chloride-lithium hydroxide systems--Phase studies
2. Lithium hydroxide-sodium hydroxide systems--Phase studies
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AUTHORSt Reshetnikov, N. A., Unzhakov, G. M~
TITLE: Thermographic investigation of lithium, sodium and potass!,-A;:.
hydroxides
PERIODICALt Referati.vnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 24. 1961, 70., abstract
24B485 (Izv, fiz.-khim.n.-i. in-ta pri Irkutskom un-te v, 4,
no. 1, 1959~ 41 - 61)
TEXT2 The Li, Na and K hydroxides have been examined thermographically,
Melting and transformation points have been determined, 0A secondary
polymorphous transformation has been found in KOH at 347 C, which is
accompanied by a slight thermal effect. The existence of polymorphoU3 VI
transformations in UOH at 399 0C is confirmed. The melting point of
RbOH, determined visually, is 301 0. [Abstracter's note- Complete trans
lation.]
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ZAY'MEV, V.Ya.; VANYIJYO'I, A.V.,Q TPMMURNOV, S.T.; DONCHFNY.Op P.A.-;
UNZHAKOV, M.S.
Seject4ng the optimal. slAg composition for shaft furnace
cmelting of lead. TSvet, met. 38 nn.6t23-28 jo 165.
(MIA 19;10)

KOLESNIKOV, N.A.; KUBYSHET, N.N.j FEDORENKO, V.G.j KARAPMAJI, V.K.1
unrmov, M.S.
Intensification of the shaftfurnece lead smelting prooess by
augmenting the oxygen conoentration. Met. met. 27 no.12a
33-38 D 164 (MIR9 1822)

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AUTHOR: Pnzhin R. V.
TITLE: Function generator Ln the equipment, used for :,adlo t-ransm-Issior,
phySloidg~.cal data
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transistorized multivibrator has a su:Mcient sensitivity and output power for
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ACCESSION ITR: AP015157 S/0219/64/057/002/0117/0121
AUTHOR: Unzhinq Re V.; Rozenblat, V. V.
-TITLE:@. A transistorized device for radiotelemetric frequency
recording of cardiac contractions, respiration, and movement
SOURCE: Byul, eksper, biologii i meditsiny*, V. 57, no, 2. 19649
117-121
TOPIC TAGS: biotelemetry,, radiotclorietrie transistor device, IMP-3
radlotelemetric portable device, bioolectric recording device, heart
contraction frequencyo pneumograms respiration movement frequency
ABSTRACT: Portable single-channel transistorized KRP-3 device
weighing 120 g has been produced to record and transmit various
physiological data on individuals while engaged in work or sports.
The receiving-recording unit is not described here because of its
basic similarity to other units of its type. The KRP-3 has separate
AtImps to record and transmit at different times the frequency of
heart contractions according to the P wave of the cardiac biopoton-
ti4lop chest pneumograms, and the frequency and duration of respira-
tion phases or movements, The device includes a blocurrent amplifier,
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ACCESSION NR: AP4015157
multivibratorp radio transmitterp and a single supply unit. To
simplify operation, there are no controls except a connecting plug.
Television transmission of recorded data will be described in forth-
coming articles, With the increasing acceptance of radiotelemetric
methods in physiological investigations,* more miniature transistorized
equipment of this type is needed. Orig. art. has: 3 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Laboratoriya funktsionalinoy diagnostiki nauchno-
Jssledovatel'skogo instituta gigiyeny* truda i profpatologii(fuhotional
Diagnostic Laboratory of the Scientific Research Institute of Labor Fqgiene and
-Occupational Pathology)l Laboratori3a zieditainskoy -radioe2ektraniki gorodakago
vrachebpo-fisullturnogo dispanoerap Svierdlovek(Laboratory of Me4cal Radio
Elactronics of the Hunicipak ~sdical PlWaical Culture Dispensary)
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(GOOM010f)
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Residual effec (KRA 16:1)
Agrobiologiia no.6t892-898 N-D 162.
(Plants, Effect of Insecticides on)

UOLKEY, E.M. [Walkey, E,M.]
I Translation activities in the United States and future requirements.
NTI no.11148 163. (MIRA 17:2)

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AUTHOR- Vollas, K,
TIITLE-. A comparison of charact-eristics of Geiger csunter.--~ with
counters for record!ng fl,,ixes of a,r :-h--wer
PERIODICAL: Referatlvny-j zhurnal. FIz1ka, no. 6, 1961, 58, abetract 6B73 ("Tr.
Mezhduna-.. konferentsit po koamich, 1,.Acham", 1959, v. 2, Mcs,:-ow,
AN 89SR, 1960, 334 - 337)
TEXT- III-,e relation betwesn the yield of a scintillation cv-m-,er and densi-
ty of charged particles was experimentally investlga*ed at. a Sidney inStAllaticn
for studying extended a"r showers. Wl-~h thl,- purVoz~e, a grc,,,l,- of Ge-4g*.- ~-~oun*~eri
for determining densities of charged particles was incorporate.] into the main re-
I of densities
cording system containing 9 scintillaticn counters. -The ratls/3
determined by ths greup of Geiger counters and scint!llat4lon cc-un-%Ars was J,:ter-
mined as a function of theshower dimens-i=s and distance r fr= its ax!---, I't
turned out tha,. for r,,-10 m the val-;e cf ~dces not devend on shcw-~r dimensi-,ns
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~ is ccnsiderably less' tham for r>-10 m, and lncreas~-s with sh.:4er
PoszIble explanations f,-.r these pbsnomena are presented-
V, Guzhavin
[Abstracterle note: Complete translation]
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What worries British women. Veem.prof.dvizh. no.4s29-31 Ap 163.
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CODE: UR/0056/66/050/004/0943/0953
AUTHOR: Aliyev, Yu. M.; Silin, V. P.; Uotson, Kh.
ORC: Institute of Physics im. P. N. Lebedev, AN SSSR (Fizicheskiy institut AN SSSR)
TITLE: Parametric resonance in a plasma in a magnetic field
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimental'noy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 50, no. 4, 1966,
943-953
TOPIC TAGS: plasma magnetic field, electron motion, ion interaction, kinetic
equation, parametric resonance, plasma oscillation
ABSTRACT: A theory has been developed for the oscillation and stability of a p asma
in high-frequency electric, stationary magnetic, and spatially homogeneous fields.
Small deviations in the system as compared with the ground state, in which a relativ
shift of the electrons and ions occurs due to the presence of external fields, are
considered by employing a self-consistent interaction kinetic equation. A dispersio
equation for the potential oscillation spectrum of such a system is obtained. The
equation is solved for a cold plasma. The frequency range of an external magnetic
field in which the plasma is unstable is determined. Expressions for the increments
of growing potential oscillations in the instability region are obtained. Since the
proper oscillations of a plasma in the magnetic field occur only in a finite fre-
quency range, the region of the plasma instability with relatively large increments
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turns out to be much broader than in the case of a plasma in the absence of a
magnetic field. The maximum value of the instability increment is plotted as a
function of the external field frequency. (In this case the ratio of the square of
the electron cyclotron frequency to the square of the Langmuir frequency is assumed
to be 3.5.) Orig. art. has: I figure,-6 basic.formulas, and 1 table. [Based on
authorts abstract]. CNTI
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(Sokr. For. &Atli H. Malvilley B. Noble, a. W. Watison rz 1 1. of polymer mL.v
2, No. 2 1947). Per.V.V. Mikhaylov. Vysokomolekulyar. Soyedineniyap VYP- Sy 1949#
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22343' UOTSON, U. Kinetika sopolimerizatzii i eye eksperirentallnoye izucheniye
aokr. per. stat'i h. melville, b. noble, a. w. Watson of polyzer sci.~~',
2, No. 2 1947). Per. v. V. Mikhaylov, vysokomolekulyar. Soyedineniya, vyp. 8, 1949,
S. 42-46.
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IM"ENTORSt Roatunova,, I. P.;_Yp~q;~ahovp U. L.
ORGi none
TITLEi A device for measuring deformations of a specimon in creep and ultirmte
strength tests at high temperatures. Class 42, No. 188112
SOURCE: Izobretaniya, promyshlennrju obraztoyo tovernyye znaki, no. 21, 1966, 11.7
TOPIC TAGS: temperature test, test chamber, test method, motallurgic tosting machine
creep, ultimate strength
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presonta a device for measuring doformitions of a
specimen in creep and ultimate strength te-to at high temperatures in an ovrin (see
Fig. 1). The device consists of a mechanical tensomoter placed on tho s[,-,cir.Qn in
an oven. The tonsometer contains a rigid bracket with a movable and an inmovable
prism. An amplifying lever with electric switches in connected to the novablo prism.
To increase the sensitivity of measurements, the device is provided with a grid made.
of a refractory high-resistance wire wound on the rigid bracket of the ',Cnsometer,
a dilatometer connected in series to the grid, an indicator connected to the dila-
tometer, and a relay containing usually open switches and feeding the grid of the
tensometer, the dilatometer, and the switches on the amplifying lever. Under the
influence of temperature elongation of the tensometer grid during the deformation
UDG; 620.172.

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Fig. 1. 1 - grid; 2 - bracket; 3 - dilatometer;
4 - indicator; 5 - relay; 6 - usually
open switches; 7 - lover; 8 - electric
switches; 9 - second relay; 10 -
usually closed switch
of the specimen in the oven, the lever closes the electric contacts. A second relay
with normally closed switches breaks the feeding circuit at the moment of closing the,
lover contacts. At this instant the magnitude of the dilatometer elongation reflects
the amount of the specimen elongation which is shown by the indicator. Orig. art.
hast 1 figure,
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UPADYSHEVp B. L.
Metodika zagruzheniia aviatsionnykh konstruktsii pri staticheskikh ispytaniiakh.
Moskva, 1938. 30 P., illus., tables. (TSAGI. Trudy, no. 387)
Title tr.: Methods of load distribution on aircraft structurf,s for static
load tests.
QA911.M65 no. 387
SO: Aeronautical Sciences an d Aviation in the.Soviet Union, Library of
Congress, 1955.

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AUTHOR UFATOV, V.Ya. PA - 2575
TITLE -Ne-UriU-ir-pitential distribution measurement on the surface of
dielectric.
(Noted izmereniva rasprodel*niya petantsiala ps poverkhnesti
dielektrika. Russian).
MIODICAL Radi*tskhnika i Elektronika, 1957, Vol 2, Nr 2, pp 184-192
(USSR)
Received 4/1957 Royieved 6/1957
ABSTRACT An non of the methods existing (Kalashnikov, Hintenberger, Nel-
son, Hagen, Piero-Morten) are suitable for potential measurements
at different points of an unequally charged dielectric situated
in the vacuum, a now impulse method is suggested. This method con-
sists in a short-timod bombardment of a well focussing electron
bundle within the domain of the surface of a dielectric under the
condition J> I (coefficient of secondary electron emission of the
substanee). The potential of the dielectric is measured and,
according to the value of the potential at the resistance, an im-
pulse for the voltage drop of one or the other polarity is for-
med. Hero three cases are possible:
1. The maing potential,?# is higher than the potontial~ of the gi-
ven demain of the target.
2. It in lower by a value which is larger than.490
3. It in lower by the amount of the equilibrium potentialt~?
Card 1/2 In case 1 a voltage impulse with positive, in case 2 a voltage

Method of potential distribution measuremoil. 6- PA - 2575
the surface of dielectric.
impulse with negative polarity-will be formed at the resistan-
ce, and in case 3 the voltage impulse will be lacking. If in
this manner different domains are bombarded and saoh time the
value of the main* potential is chosen according to case 3,
it is possible to measure the potential value of this domain
with an accuracy of up to the order ofnL The errors occur-
ring on this occasion are subject 1. to shoe fact that the also-
tr*n bundle has a finite width, and 2. to the fact that under the
influence of the probing bundle a certain change of the poten-
tial taken place. For points of a potential value of mere than
2o V the error caused by 1. is less than 190/0. The error caused
by 2 praetically amounts to less than 1 V. ( 11111. and 2 sita-
ASSOCIATION tions from Slav publications).
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SUBMITTED 4/1956
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AUTHOR UFATOV. Y'.Ya. PA-2574
TITLE the electric field of a charged spot produced by elec-
tronic boam on the surface of dielectric P.I
(0b sloktrichooksm pole zaryadnogs pyatna, sezdannogo na pover-
khnesti dialektrika sloktrannym puchkom. Chast'I.Russian).
PERIODICAL Radietekhnika i Elektr9nika, 1957, Vol 2, Nr 2, Pp 193 - 203 (USSR)
Received 4/1957 Reviewed 6/1957
AWTRACT In the ease of a homogeneous charge spot and for the case of a
spot with a distribution of surface density of the charges ac-
cording to GAUSS9 the normal components of the voltage of an elec-
tric field are computed. On the occasion of the investigation of
the process of forming positive charged spots the projection
target and collector frequently occurring in practice, the slec-
trio field of spot charges and their electric images in the metal
pit htye to be taken inte,consideration. By this moans it is poo-
sible to show that in the case of the forming of a positive char-
ged spot by the electron bundle, which is of importance in prac-
tit* (the current density of which is distributed along the cross
section according to GAUSS'law), the return of one part of the
electrons to the target at a potential value in the center of the
spot which is below that of the collector potential, takes
place. The condition was derived ( of a strong collector field
at the fulfillmentof which the influence of the spot field be-
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Concerning the electric field of a charged spot PA - 2574
produced by electronic beam an the surface of dielectric P.I
This condition is satisfied in electron-beam tubes in which a
firm-4tructured grid serves as collector, is unsed which is
situated in the immediate vicinity of the target.
( 6 ill. and 2 citations from Slav Publications
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SUBMITTED 4/1956
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SOV/109- - -4-3-21+/38
AUTHORS; Karnaukhova N.M., UpatDv V.Ya.
TITLE: Experimental Inves~tigation of the Formation of Charges at
the Surface of a Dielectric Under the Influence of
Electric Bombardment. Part II. (Eksperimentallnoye
issledovaniye obrazovaniya zaryadov na poverkhnosti
dielektrika pod vliyaniyem elektronnoy bombardirovki.
Ch~ II)
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika I Elektronika, Vol 47 Nr 3, 19591
pp 521-526 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The work described is a continuation of the project
described In an earlier issue of the journal (Nr 2, 1959).
The aim of the investigation was the study of the kinetics
of the formation of an actual charge spot which is
produced on thn surface of a dielectric of an electron
beam. The experimental equipment employed in the
investigation is shown in Fig 1. The equipment comprised
a mica target 1, having a thickness of 1 = 30,4; this
was situated at a distance of about 100 p from a fine
grid 2, which was employed for measuring the distri-
bution of the potential at the surface of the dielectric.
The grid could be removed from the target by means of a
Card 1/4 polished Plug 3 and a guide 4; this was done before

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Experimental Investigation of the Formation of Qharges at the
Surface of a Dielectric Under the Influence of Electron
Bombardment. Paft IL
roducing a spot on the target. k layer of silver 5
~
eposited on the internal surface of the tube was used
as a collector during the formation of the spot. The
average distance between the target and the colle,~tor was
about 3 cm. In order to prevent a direct transfer of
the electrons on to the signal electrode 6) the target
was situated inside a protective cylinder 79 which was
earthed. An electron beam in the system was formed by
means of a standard-type gun. The measurement of the
potential distribution on the surface of the dielectric
target was done by the method described in the earlier
paper (Ref 4). Two cases of spot formation were investi-
gated. In the first case the distance between the
collector and the target was large in comparison with
the dimensions of the spot. In the second case the
distance was smaller than the diameter of the spot; here,
the grid was used as the collector. The experimental
results are shown in Figs 2,3,5,6,7,8 and 9. Fig 2
Card 2/4 illustrates the potential profiles of a positive charge
spot; Curve 1 corresponds to the formation of the spot

SOV/1'09- - -1+-3-24/38
Experimental Investigation of -.'--,e Formation of '"-barges at the
Surface of a Dielectric Under the Influen--e of Electron
Bombardment, Part II.
when the collector was not blackened, while Curve 2 was
taken with a soot.-coated collector. Fig 3 illustrates
the dependence of the potential in the centre of a
positive spot on the duration of the bombardment. Fig 5
illustrates the charging current corresponding to the
potential profile shown In Fig 2, Curve 2. Fig 6
represents the dependenr;e of the potential of a positive
charge spot on the potential of the collectorg the
bombardment time being constant. The potential profile
of a negative charge spot is illustrated in Fig 7. The
curves of Fig 8 represent the dependence of the potential
in the centre of a negative spot on the duration of the
bombardment, Fig 9 shows the dependence of the potential
in the centre of a positive spot on the duration of the
bombardment in the presence of a fine grid. From the
above experimental data, it is concluded that the
kinetics of the formation of a small positive spot are
Card 3/4 different from that of a small negative spot. The
difference is due to the faA that the potential of a

SOV/109- - -L~-3-24/38
Ebcperimental Investigation of the Formation oi Charges at the
Surface of a Dielectric Under the Influence of Electron
Bombardment. Part II.
positive spot tends to the quasi-stable value (which is
smaller than the collector potential)l while the
potential of a small negative spot tends to a value which
is near to that of the collector potential. This is
illustrated by Figs 3 and 8. The authors express theiz
gratitude to Prof. N.L. Dobretsw for valuable advice
and his interest in this work.
There are 9 figures and 4 references, 3 of which are
Soviet and 1 French.
Card 1+/I+ The paper was read at the 8th All-.Union Conference on
Cathode Electronics on the 23rd Octobe:-~ 1957.
SUBMITTED: April 15,, 195r,

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radio stations] Usovershenstvoymanala slatem poesdnol radio-
sylast a primenentem radiostantell ZHR-1. Moskva, Gos.transp.
shel.-dor. isd-vo 1955. 143 p. (MLAA 8:11)
(Raft*-Installation opt trains)

1. 1MINS, A.; N.
2. Ul;'3R (6oo)
4. Wiemi,Ary iwzd,,Lit:ai - juaniiiLtve
d ~l
7 - rian.~.zjiowctrlic uutt~rm~ nadcn (~f irwi in LflU ul' ~ itaniwii. izLv. ijil Zi~:-
i~,ad. '4~--Stis; lici. 9, 1950.
~. Montaly List of Russian Acck;3sions. Liurary c;,'L' Lcnress. 1-larc-11, 15,'3. unciassif --'~d

KOSTINS, V.; KANS, A.[translator);_KPPLIECE, V., red.; KLOTIVA, I.,
takhn. red.
[Read it, comrade) Izlaoi,
izdevnieciba, 1963. 78 p.
(Russia-Economic
biedri. Riga, Latvijas Valsts
(MIRA 16:5)
conditions)

UPENIEK, U.; STOROZHENKO, G., red.; INKIS, R., tekhn. red.
(Metallic molds of standardized products of precast
reinforced concrete for the Soviet Baltia Republics;
construction and building materials] Metallicheakie
formy unifitsirovannykh izdelii sbornogo, zhelezobetona.
dlia pribaltiiskikh sovetskikh respublik; stroitel'stvo
i stroitelInye materialy. Riga, TSentr.biuro tekhn. In-
formatsil, 1962. 12 p. (MIRA 16:10)
(Baltic States--Precast concrete construction--Standards)

WSHIK, C.- ?ARFlUrl"YZV, A.I., kandidat takhnieheukikh nau'r, redaktor
I
[Recording sound on -mgnstic tope] Z~Dtn' ZvUb no mC931ta0i PlOnks-
?od obsbehe7 redaktalel A.I.Parfent'eva. Moskva, ~;nskinoizdst,
1951- 109 P- (HIRA 10-11)
(Hogriatic recorders and recording)
(Sound-Recording and reproducing)

1. IYETNIHSi A; UFEN1Y,-,,CE-,, *,:,
2. USSR (600)
4. Iron
7. Oanganometric determination of iron In the presence of titanium. Latv. PSR Zin.
Akad. Vestis no. 9 1950.
9. Mont List of Russian Accessions, Library of Cohgress, March,3.953- Unclassified.

T
7.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 1953. Unclassified.

TSAUIE, M.K.; UFEIIIYETSE, M.Ya.
Phytotoxicity and electrophoretic changes in the protein
fractions of the blood in schizophrenia. Zhur. nevr. i
psikh 61 no.8:1222-1226 161. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Kafedra psikhiatrii (zav. V.A. Ozolin'sh) Rizhskogo
maditsinskogo instituta.
(SCHIZOPIMNIA) (BLOOD PROnIIZ)

UPENIUMB, M.Ya. [~poniece., 14.1
Variations in the course of oneiroid catatonia. Zhur. nevr. i
paikh. 61 no.9;1378-1381 161. 041?A 14:9)
1. Kafedra psikhiatrii (zav. V.A.Ozolin'sh) [Ozolipl, V.) llizhskogo
meditsinakogo instituta.
(CATATONIA) (DREAYS)

Uspenskiy, it. K.
Solution of Zpatior. of Zrror~; i:-., -r-f-ans If th- L--,-u xiz-mm I)eviaticn, Sbornik'
Statey po Geodezii, 11o 4, 1053; 69-83
luthor derives his formula under assumption that the rL-axijaw. deviation of the
function of errors in absolute value does not excee ~ the maxii,mr deviation in
, i1o 0
absolute vallie. The abst.acter is critical of thiG nethod. (RZhAstr
1954)
SO: W31128, 11 Jan 55

USFINSKIY,_A.1 kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk.
Solving conditional equations b7 means of the least limit deviation.
Sbor.stope good, no.5:27-44 '53. OWU 9:7)
(Probabilities) (Iquatione)

acco"t'--ng in,3u5trlal enterrxil'O
planning Mach ne 1954- 162-P- (55-30W")
statistichesXoe lzd-'Vos
"F56'79 -IJ8
1. Machine account~ne-
B.S., it. all*
o 13kveL

Thermoresistancc and :,f 1!, -i-yfrp.
Prlkl. biokll'-r. i nqi
k r c;'(,, r., .
18 7
1. inatitut micrfiblolo,,ll latvjiy~-,~.,.

IVAN-TTSKAYA, L.P.; DARANOVA, N.P.
Method of selecting -ntineoplastic antlibllotics frsm
cells of various atra.'ra Erc,, n In test tubes In a suffspanded
state. Antibiotiki 9 no.11.984,-986 N 164. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Laboratoriya izyskaniya i kulltivirovaniya produtsentov
(zav.-, prof. G.F. GaJ2e) Instituta po izyskaniy novykh antiblo-
t1kov AMN SSSR, Yoskva.

IV,UIITSKA'YA, L.P.; ILICHEIIA, N.P.; PANOVA, T.V.;-.UPITER, G.D.
Mutagenic effect of 1,3-dichlorc-5,5-di.!eLkyl~iydrintriri Gri
and monamycin-producing organl.sma. Antibiotiki 9 no-3:208-211 Mr 164.
(MIRA 17-12)
1. Institut po izyskaniyu now .1
ykh antiblotikov AM11 SSSR I ftskovckiy
zavod modpreparatov No.2.

ACCESSION M21 -A-P5018381
AUTHOR: Tvarltakaya, L. P.: Bnraiiovq
N. P.: Upiter, 0. rL
THLE: M~?thod of screerdng of artitumorour, antibi.otics or. tumoroue '!(~11; i7-f
different 94 rains grown In a
S OU RCE :Arit i Diot iki , v. 4, no. 11
TOPIC YkGS: antiblotiC, experiment animal, cytology
AP-5~'RACT" The oblect of
thn -Te
Tu-- M-ethadn't qf streening
Ecting---ant 11biot its- Obta incad-1 rom ---
actir-Omyetee, Ascitic formq of
Itumors different In origin were 113ed j;.1 f(.,,4 f,~,' '_C.
J
"o-1-in-ma 14KAY.
PrImary culturias of the7r, tumc)j- ~j,tr~
~"e'3 L N 1 11(1 _U"'
-trIe-fai-i-Owi nor
-percent dialyzed bovine 0.24-percent paptorc,,O.(
i.oeircent -folb-4 -acid ar '5
'drolycate. Ascit'-_3 werc,
Card 1/2

SSION IIR: AP5018381
ACCF,
'tcm Lhf-- rats eig-hr any# acr-or tnFeetten.
G Aaya,
The cc-119 weze then introduced into the medta, Of thc~ 210 cultureq of ant inomy-
Ce'CS tRSted 4 P Ie-e r F-- f 0 U TI d t 0f [ e a
:tumors. AIM -antibiotic preparations obtained from these nctLn"~ ycell-es
n the
form of concentrates were found to possess a definite spectrum of actiD-i sgainat
tumors in vicro. Only three of the concentrateS. werc act ive agafrqt 6; *1 : ) !:-
Of the tumfirs, thia oLlier be'k-ng 8CLIVe againot one or Clore of the ottlerg.
GreaLeaL 3c-,E;ItivLty to the anLibicAlcs was erhibited by lymptiollomr- an,I rat
,,ovary tumor; least sensitivity -- by mouse sarcoma. Using a eerie& OE :umor
strains for the primary screening la vi'-ro is urged, because of the dif'erenca
the. antltuuor,
spectra of the concentrates obtained.
ASSOCIATIM: Laboratoriya izyskan--Ya i kul'tivirova-niya produtaentav Ims"tut-a
N- jzYr'kanj.Y--j nr)vikh arLtibict-11rov AKN SSZR, (I-W-braltory For -Sear-3h ar.'
0 for Search for Now Antibiotics, AWI 9SSR)
Cultivation of Products, Institut
SUBMIXTTED: ?OFeb~,h DO'D 7~up "C"E: 1z
NP RET SOV! -~i)5
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~CM," 75601'~W" SOURCE CODEt UR/0297/65/010/001/0065/ d767
AUTHOR: Ivanitskaya, Lo Po; Upiter, G. D.
ORG.* Laboratory for the Search and Cultivation of Producers /headed by Professor
Gt_F. Gauze/. Institute of the Search for New Antibiotics AMLSSqR-; Mosc(rd (Labora-
toriya iVskaniya i kulftivirovanJya produtsentov Institutpo izysl-.aniyu noi7kh
antibiotikov MIN SSSR)
TITLEs Utilization of Chlorella culture as a test object in the screening of new
biological inhibitors among aotinorwootes
SOURCE: Antibiotiki, v. 10, no* 1, 1965, 65-67
TOPIC TAGS: Chlorella, antibiotics, ' bacterlaA7207 antibiotic, 17004 antibiotic,
13789 antibiotic, 13170 antibiotic, 12192 antibiotic
A13STRACT: 7he culture of Chloren op. p an algae, isolated rrom'the' soil
,by Yu. V. Dudnik., was used as the test bj t In the e"rimente which wore
.carried out the antagonistic and antib =oti4Sropertiea of actinomyo~~s,
Actinomycto cultures were cut into, small agar blocks and placed o"n"'dishes
~with a Chlorella culture backgrounde 7he Chlorella culture was.grown in
two layers on the organic medium No 2 consisting of Hottinger's digestive
33 percentj glucose -- onspercentp peptone -- one percent# NaCl - 0.$ per-",
cent#. and.agar-agar -__three_percent and -1.5 percent in the second layer,

L 22935-66
ACC NRt AP6014831
Of the 1000 actinomycate cultures tested, 220 were found to be antagonistic.
,to tho'Chlorella cultures 29 produced antibiotics in the liquid nutritive
'medial. alf of the antibiotic concentrates suppressed the growth of Chlo-
irella; three preparations wete.found to be active against Staphylococei.
jand Bacterium mycoides. !Five of the antibiotic concentrates ~_ 17207,
i17004, 13789s 13170, and 12192 -- 'suppressed the growth o tumors in white
,mice in vivoj with the antibiotic 13370 exhibiting the most pronounced
iantitumorous action, It is the-author's opinion that the use of new micro-
organisms with new properties as te3t-objects for the screening or antiblotio!:
prodilgers. unfolds now possibilities jor. -the discovery of previously unkn
gli~itors which may be used in the future in different areas of biology
and medicine, an as antitumor preparations in particular. rimf
SUB CODE: 06 Sam DATE i 191-far64 om R'E-F: 004
_.__Card_,2/2_J0_

ERAUDE~ V.I.; PERELIMAN, M.I.; UPITER, M.Z.
Clinical roentgenoloei-cal and pathomorphological analysis of
101 pulmonary tuberculosis. Vest.khir. 87 no.11:67-71 1. 161.
(MV. 15:11)
1. In-Moskovelkoy gorodskoy klinichaskoy tuberkuleznoy bollnituy
NoO "Zakharlinol~ (gl. vrach - V.P. Pstr1k).
(TUMCUIMIS)

UPITER, Ma.
Selective angic-pneumonography as a functional diagnostic method
in surgery for pulmnar7 tuberculosis. Khirurgiia no.1:88-93 162.
(KMA 15:11)
1. Iz Moskovskoy gorodskoy klinichookoy tuberkuleznoy bollnitsy
No.3 "Zakharlinnn (glavnyy vrach V.P. Petrik)*
(TUBMCIJIMIS) (LUVGS-RADIOGRAPIIY)

SHEKFITER, I.A., prof.; PERELIMAN, M.I., dotsent; ASTRAKHANTSEV, F.A.;
UPITER, M.Z.
-.11 .............. .... :~~
Diagnostic significance of angiopulmonography in tuberculosis
of the lungs. Vest. rent. i rad. 37 no.5tl7-21 S-0 162.
(MM 17:12)
1. Iz kafedry tuberkuleza (zaveduyushchiy - prof. A.Ye. Rabukhin)
TSentrallnogo instituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey i rentgeno-
diagnosticheakogo otdela (zaveduyushchiy - prof. I.A. Shekhter)
Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-issledovateltakogo rentgeno-radiole-
Oicheskogo institu'ta i khirurgicheakogo otdeleniya (zaveduyusticniy-
dotsent M.I. Perellman) 3-y Moskovskoy klinicheskoy tuberkuleznoy
bollnitsy "Zakhartino" (glavTyy vrach V.P. Petrik). Adres avtora:
Novopesebanaya ulitsa, dom 3, kvartira 46.

PERELIMAN, M.I.; UPITER, M.Z.; BUSHUYEVI, V.M., red
(Angiography of the lungs in tuberculosis) Ang4-Srafiia
legkikh pri tubarkuleze. Novosibisrk, Izd-vo Sibirskogo
otd-niia All SSSR, 1963. 145 P. (MIRA 17:5)

UPITER, t4.,,.
Impol'to-n2e of Se-le-live. " ...- -=-',
I r ~ ~, . - " - - -11
in tuberc--.Llo--Ls. Ak,,, voLo VI 5o r--&2:233-245 ' t --, . : - , -

MIKIT, E.A.; UPMAJIIS, Y.K.; STiTILIN, Ya.V.
Metal kilns. Der.prom. 11 no.2:25-26 F '62. ( i Ir-: 1 )
1. Institut lesokhozyaystvennykh problem i khimii drevesiny AN
Latviyskoy SSR.
(Latvia-Lumber-Drying) (Kilns)

s/681/62/000/009/005/006
E031/z413
AUTHOR:
ITLE:
SOURCE:
TEXT:
URMAn~!~.
The dynamic longitudinal banding of a column for
linear growth of the longitudinal force
Akademiya nauk Latviyakoy SSR. -Institut avtomatiki i
mekhaniki. Voprosy dinamiki i prochnoxtt. no.9. 1962..
73-84
In the differential equation
144yo ~7Z)2 Z2
+ y + pF '0'y = 0
EI (;a 4 P0
'aX2 -6t2
where yo = Y2!x) in the initial lateral displacement of the
column, EI the bending rigidity, assumed constant along the
length of the column, P a P(t) in the longitudinal force,
F is the cross-sectional area and f, is the density. It in
assumed that the principal axis is perpendicular to the plane of
bending. The differential equation is solved by the method of
Fourier series, which leads to an ordinary second order
differential equation for the relative amplitude. if P(t) is
Card 1/2 : 1. ''. . ~ - .- _.

AUTHORS: Keirim,.'arkus, 1. 3., ".~ark(.lov, V. V.9 8)-2-34/35
Nikiforov, 7. 1., Uspenskiy, L. '11.
TITLE: A Universal Scintillation Dosineter (UniversnI :;LlinLillrat-
-3ioxij.r dozzi tir~tr) -
PERIODICAL: Atorinaya Energiya, 1958, Nr 2, pp. 216-219 ('j.'JSR)
~'.BSTRACT: In the -ledical Academy of Science a portable device was develop-
ed by which all practical problems of dosimetry can be solved.
The universal usability is obtained by the replacemcnt of
scintillation heads. The 'r -scintillation head to ----iea-
sure ~ -doses of fron o,25 to 50 mC/sec. Thep -cciantur ajove all
serves for the control of contaminated surfaces. It is -.)ossib-
P - 6
1e to measure Z- currents of from 2,5 . 1o3 to 2,5 .1o
-particles/rai~. A special scintillation head ha-, been provided
for, which permits to measure 3.102 to 3.1o5 a- -,)articles//i:iin,
Smaller numbers of particles can be determined -.;lth the hcad-
phone. The head is insensitive toward ~_ and f- radiation.
For the measurement of thermal neutrons a thin plastic screen
which contains the phosphor ZnS-Ag, 3 is used. lle~Atron currents
of from 15 to 1,5 . 1o4 neutron:,.. aq,sec can b(-. measured by
it. The counter is insensitive tc r -radiation and only -uea';:ly
Card 1/2 sensitive to rapid neutrons. An electric circuit dia,gra-m for

A Univer:;al Jcintillation ;ooinet er.
'r, -, - ~' Y - 7 -
/ --i-i '/"
the device, which weighs 5 kg is also given. Th,:rc are 2 fi-ures.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congreir.-.
Card 2/2 1. Sointillation counters-Design

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, , . , u. it.
it. J-
U3. li. D. i o3ily' ;, V. F-j 'I., L.JKI i
? a t "
ation of ;&uro:--ol -,o;,,bs (-hLA) i,-' -" ' i~."
Al-plic o ~ L, I
Voyl;,.Iiio-lILL)1-,I;sl.,i~-'KIY 11"Lii-AJAL ~,-dU.A,~Y "o 12, 1,64. F-6b

U8FJ1W3K1Y,.,1j.11., kand.med.nauk, lotsent; OSIPYAN, V.T., kand.med.nauk.
,.Ww. meditsinskoy sluzhby
Simultaneous use of disinfections and insecticides. Voeno-medezhur,
no.8:65-68 Ag 157, (MIRA 10:12)
(AM21SKnICS,
simultaneous application with insecticides (Rua))
(INUCTICIDIS,
simultaneous application with antiseptics (Rua))

-c~:- I 'I anov i c1l, , 187f,-l,~47
T-ctr T),~m
.1d att.erv)ts )f r-scrrc:i
Fourth dimension; a review on ;:,st important v,,Porj-,~?s "
I
the sph----~re of th2 IiT-aeasurable Izd. L. --erl-Ill Farabola 1121. 116 p.
('53-48608)
QA6c0.UP6 1021
1. Fourth dintension

F -A.
338- 13AIX011UR GAS GENMATU?. VA AND ITS UTILI?AT!t I Md=enke, T.A.
And upqrwws- E IF. (Cost-N Akad. Na,..k &azaldi. M T~Z.. 41 cad. Sci. Kasakh.
IA7 ;~l- 4 NO, 8 (29), 37-~.3j abstr, in Chem. Abstre, 1952,
Vol. 46, :U28). Yie'coal tar from P41konur depocito was frj,.nd
to be a o6tinfactory so,xce of phenols a d nitroten lases;
pitch froi it in too 1-igh in ash tc be completely satisfactory.
X~otor fuel oils cannot be satisfactorily obtai- ad by direct
t1ferral treatment# but destructive hydregenation after phenol
recovery appears attractive, The lower and the h1&.er 1-*ili nj-
fra-Ai.cra a,-'ter Ownal r"areronien, a:) copper or
flotation a,!,cntL,. C.A.

USSR/Cultivated Plants - Potatoes* Vegetables. Melons. M-3
Hof Zhur - Biol., No 7, 1958, 29818
Author : Upit) I.Ef
Inst : -
Title : A Watermelon Itrigstion Experiment on the Left Bank of
the Volga, Stalingrade6ya Oblast'.
Orig Pub : Nauchn. tr. B-0-tk. bakhchevoyopytn. at., 1957) vYP-
4, 64-79.
Abstract : At the Bykovska~s Experimental Melon Station in 1952-1954
the application of irrigation in combination with fertili-
zers in the year of average moisture 1953 increased the
overall fruit yield bY 30-44% (the non-irrigated control
produced 283e4 centners per he*), and in the markedly arid
year of 1954 by 2-15 times (the harvest of the control was
17*4 centners per ha.). The naximm total yield (461 cent-
ners per ha.) in 1953 was obtained with three waterings
and the application of I'120P1204120- Five waterings and
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USSR/Cultivated Plants. Potatoes. Vegetables. Melons. M
Abs Jour: Ref Zkrur-Biol., No 5, 1958, 2D375,
Author : I.E_ Unit
his t :-N-ot given
Title A Water-Melon Watering Test. (Opyt primeneniya polivav ar-
buzov).
Orig FLjb: Sad i ogorod, 1957, No 6, P-3-24.
go,stract: No abstract.
Card : 1/1
USCOLIM-DC-55741

Tip IT; I. :-:. : master A~P:ic s a i (1,2~ Ss ) -- "F~-erienac in fiocrain~r~ -..at c-=Pion
under tho Transvolgl condittonr af oblast". If", pr,
.L L
(Moscu.j Order of Lenin Ao:ic Acad im K. A. Timil-ylzev)) 110 col,"es (KT,; -r, 1'~,
1959, 1'17)

8(6) SOV/112-59-5-8602
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1959, Nr 5, p 28 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Upi.t,.~VII.,~.A.,..R.~~~-~,,-~.__
TITLE: Selection of the Initial Steam Pressure for Small and Medium Industrial
Heat-and -Electricity Generating Stations With Back-Pressure Turbines
PERIODICAL: Izv. AN Latviyskoy~ SSR, 1957, Nr 11, pp 145-155 (Summary in
Latvian)
ABSTRACT: Correct choice of Initial steam parameters for heating-power plants
equipped with back-pressure turbines is equally important as for condensing
electric stations. The problem of this choice is solved in a differential form
on the basis of generalized engineering -economic data. The economical
working pressure po of the boiler steam is determined from a comparison of
the combined and separate methods of power and heat production; the period in
which additional capital investment would pay for itself is accepted as a
criterion for the above comparison. The station capital investment is
considered as consisting of the cost of the boiler plant, machine room, the
%bard 1/2

SOV/11Z-59-5-8602
Selection of the Initial Steam Pressure for Small and Medium Industrial Heat-
supplanted power system capacity, and fuel handling. Annual expenses include
the personnel upkeep of the heating-power plant and the supplanted capacity,
renovation charges, maintenance and fuel costs. A graphical method for
solving the above problem is presented with the known dependence of the turbine
capacity -Nn on the initial steam pressure po; a design formula is developed for
analytical determination of the economic boiler pressure an the basis of an
approximate empirical formula Nn a f(po). Results calculated from the above
formula are presented as graphs plotted against the replacement factor, the
niimber of hours of utilization of the installed heating -station. capacity, and on
the period of paying for itself. It is noted that to gain a,better economy in
industrial heating-power plants with back-pressure turbines, their heati;ng load
should be increased through a greater centralization of heat supply.
M. L. Z.
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KIRKHENSHTEYII, A., akademik, Geroy Sots ialicti--heskogo Truda; KAL'ITINISH, A.
LKalnipff A.J, akademik; STRADINISH, P. [Strading, P.], akademik;
SUBUBUIN. Yan [Sudrabl-.aln�, J'anial, narodny7,post latviyokoy SSR
MEMRDIS, K., khudozhnik; LAPINISH, A. CIapipf, A.], narodnyy
khudozhnik Latviyskoy SSR; YUROVSKIT, Yu., narodnyy artist SSSR;
AVOTS, A., fotolyubitell; VARDAMTIS, E., khudozhnik, zasluzhennY7
deyatell iskusetv Lat,v-iyskoy SSR-, GAYLIS, V., kinooperator;
RIDZENIYEKS, V., fotograf; KALIMPSH, E. Nalnins, B.1; LOGANSON. R.
[lohanson, R.1, stare7shiy master khudozhestvennoy fotografii;
RIEKSTS, Ya. [Rieksts, J.1, fotograf; IBM, Yu.; FEDOSEYEV, B.,
fotograf; REYKRMAN, E zaaluzhennyy deyatell bLl'tur7 Latviy-skoy, SSR;
GROWN, Ya. [Grobman:,J.], fotograf; OZOLS, Ya. [Ozols, J.1, fotograf;
TIKWS, B., fotograf; FAIMYEV, Ye., fotograf; BAKE, I., fotograf;
HMTIS. A.,.fotograf; RAKE, K., fotograf; UPIT, V., f0tograf;
SHADKHAN. M., fotolyubitell; RITERS, G., f0tokyubitell.
Organize a societ7 of Soviet photographers! Sov.foto 18 no.4:77 Ap 158.
(MIRA 11:6)
l.Rizhaka.va kinostudiya (for Gaylis, Yedoseyev).3.AN TP-tvi7skoy
SSR (for Ridienleks). 4.Chlen-korrespondent Akademii khudozhestv
SSSR (for Xallnynsh,.E). 5.Zhurnal "Rigas foto" (for Rleksts, Gormans
Ozols). 6.Latvi7skoye teatrallnoye obshchestvo (for Lerkh). 7.Direktor
Doma narodnogo tvorche8tva imeni. 1. Melnga3rlisa (for REyl--hman).
8.Predeadatell Tvorcheekogo soveta.(for Grobman). 9.CElen Tvorcheskogo
soyeta (for Ozole). 10.Gazeta "TSinya" (for Tiknuo). 3.1.Fotokhronika
Lntviyokogo telegrafnogo agentetva (for Fade7ev). 12.Iri.stitut
Iatgiproprom (for Rake, I.).

UPIT, V. A.
Cand Tech Sci - (diss) "Selection of basic parameters of indus-
trial thermal electric power centers CTET27 of low and average
power, equipped with turbines possegsing anti-pressure features.
AmoscOO, 1959 Zcover: 19617. 16 pp; (Academy of Sciences USSR,
Power Inst imeni G. M. Krzhizhanovskiy); 250 copies; price not
given; (KL, 7-61 sup, 247)

UPIT, V. [Upits,V.] (Riga)
Intensity of the electric power of the turbines with counterpressure.
Vestis Latv ak no-9:77-84 159. (EEAI 9:10)
1. Akademiya nauk Latviyakoy SSR, Institut energetiki i elektrotekhniki.
(Turbines) (Electric power)

USSR/Coomochemiatry Geoch"try. Hydrochem-'stry, D
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - KWmiya, No 19, 1956, 61317
Author., Vaivads, A., Upite, A.
Institution: None
Title: Investigation of Mineralogical Ccmposition of Clays by the Method
of Dyeing
Original
Periodical: Latvijas PSR zinatnu akademijas VeBtis, ~Lzv. AN Latv SSR, 1956,
No 2, 127-104; latvian; RuBsian resume
Abstract: None
Card 1/1

USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-12
and Their Application
Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 31512
Author : Vaivads A., Up te A., Kukurs 0.
Inst : Academy of Sciences Latvian SSR
Title : Zirconium-Containing Opaque Glazes for
Building Ceramics
Orig Pub: Latv. PSR zinatnu Akad. vestis, Izv. AN LatvSSR,
1956, No 8, 121-130
Abstract- A study of the effect of Zr on properties of
boron-free and lead-free glazes, and also on
the properties of a glaze containing small
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and Their Application
Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 31512
amounts of Pb and B, has revealed that Zr de-
creases the coefficient of thermal expansion of
the glaze (E.#. ~r
t_'_ _c), increases Its chemical
stability an Melting point. Opacity of the
glaze increases with increasing Zr-content and
decreases with increasing melting point of the
glaze. PbO in amounts of 10-3CP% lowers the
melting point of Zr-glazes by 45-85", without
affecting the a,,,- In the presence of PbO
luster and evenn 8s 8f the glaze are enhanced,
but the opacity is decreased. Glazes containing
30% PbO are transparent. An increase of the
amount of Zr, in glazes containing B, causee
an Increase in chemical stability and lowers the
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Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 31512
retractive index and a,20-1400of the glaze.
Mineralogical and roentgenographic analyses have
shown that opacity of Zr-glazes is due to a sep-
aratIon, from the liquid phaBe, of ZrBiOy and
ZrO2 crystallites,
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mineral. :md o,,tical i roperLiv.,~ of' rF~rta-n~-,
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Idga, 19~6, 2(-., pi
vith illustrations (Litvian Ijtn~te 'Iniv im 11. St.ucilka)
200 conies (KL, 27-5P,,
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GENERAI,
PERIODICALS: VESTIS, No. 5, 1958
UPITE, A.Mineralogical propetties of nonlead and nonboron pottery
glazes containing BaO, and SrO. p. 113.
Monthly list of East guropean Acoodsions (EW) Ire,, Vol. 8, No. 2,
February 1959v Unclass.

IYEVII ISH, A.F.(lovinb, A.], gl.nv. rod., EYF;(JK,
zam. glav. red.; VAYVAD, A.Ya.tVfAvada,A.J, red.; KUKUS,
O.K., red.; MAKSD4GVA, O.S., red - I
DYMARSKAYA, 0., red.
[Gl,izes, their production and application) Glazuri, ikh
proizvodstvo i primenenie. Riga, Izd-iro AN Latviiskai L-Sh,
1964. 249 P. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Latvijas Padcmju Socialistiskas Republikas Ziriat,nu
Akademija. Kirrijas instituts.

SHEKHTER, I.A.; FERELIMAN, M.I.,- ASTRA.KFWITSEV, F.A.; UPITER, M.Z.
Angiopulmonography in surgery of pulmonarY tuberculosis. Rhirurgiia
35 no.907-63 159. (HIPA 23:22)
(LUNGS-BLOOD SUPPLY) (ANGIOGRAPHY)
I(TUBERCULOSIS)

PERELIMAN9 k,I,y dotsent (Moskva, G-199 B Afanaslyevakiy per.y d.369 kv.11)j
ASTRiMMSEVt F.A.; ~PITMr 14.Ze
Ar;giophoumographic method in pulmonary tuberculosis. Vast. rent,
i rad. 35 bo. 4:13-17 n-Ag 160, (MIRA 14s2)
1, Iz kafedry tuberk-uleza (zav. - prof. A.Ye. Rabukhin) TSentrall-
nogo institute, usovershenstvovaniya vrachey (direktor M.D. Kovrigina)v
rentgenodiagnosticheskogo otdola (zav. - prof. I.A. Shekhter)
Gosudaretvennogo nauchno-isoledovatellokogo' 'ientgono-radiologiche-
alcogo instituta Ministerstva zdravookhrananiya RSFSR (zav. - dotsent
M.I. Pereltman) 3-y gorodskoy klinicheskoy tuberkuleznoy bollnitsy
"Zakharlinoff (glavn-yy vrach V.P. Petrik).
(TUBERCUIDSIS) (ANGIOGRAPHY)

USOVS"Al Sciwice. S.Al
,'.bs J,~ur :I~cf Zhur - Bli-11.) P,~, g14-,5
,',uthor : Upitis V.
Inot .. rrvr, -~!I-
Titic Use of KhAolu's ;71:th s-.'. 4.r- McrcbAo1o,dc,-.1 Invcsti::~,Ltions
of tile ISg4l.
Pub Izv. ;JN I-,.tvSjR, 1956, H:) 7, 51-4o
:.I)z;trcct No abstr-ct
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L 21962=66 EWT (I SCTB DD
ACC NR, AP6008013
SOURCE CODE: UR/0259/66/000/002/0010/0013
AUTHOR, Upitis. V (Candidate of biological sciences)
ORG: Laboratory of the Biochemistry of Soil and Microelements, Institute of Biology.
AN LatSSR (Laboratoriya biokhimii pochvy I Mikroelementov Instituta biologii AN LatSSIO,
TITLE: Chlorella
SOURCE: Nauka I tekhnika, no. 2, 1966, 10-13
TOPIC TAGS: chlorella, Fooog jcooO 'r4Ei0t1AJdA_0,%Ygp
ABSTRACT: The author discusses various aspects of large-scale cultivation of
chlorella synthetic food source. Studies are being conducted at the Microbiology
Laboratory of the Institute of Biology, Latvian Academy of Sciences, to determine
the proper microelement concentrations for culture substrates for various organisms.
Successful trials have also been made of agents such as EDTA (ethylene diamine tetra-
acetic acid) to hold the microelements in solution and facilitate maintenance of
proper substrate composition. Iron is the most critical of these microelements in
chlorella cultivation. It Is proposed to use wnste heat and byproduct C02 from other
types of industry to create year-round chlorella cultivation plants. The city of

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, ACC NRi AP6008013 6 !
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jRiga, where microbiological plants produce a great deal of CO 2 not presently used, Is i
I
proposed as an ideal site for Industrial chlorella cultivation. Orig. art. has: I
I table and 5 figures. [DPI 1

AUTHOR: UPIJTAY,,A.- PA - 2527
TITLE: On the Selection and Efficiency of Turbines with Counter-
ressure for Industrial Thermoelectric Plante.
~O wybore mosohnosti turbin a protiwodawlonijem dlja pro-
myschlennyoh TEZ.- Russian)
PERIODICAL: Latyijas PSR Zinatnu Akaa. Weatis 1957, Vol 1, 2 (115)9
pp 127 - 134 (U.S.S.R.)
Received: 4/1957 Reviewed: 6/1957
LBSTRACT: The fundamental questions connected with the problem concerning
the selection of types, number, and effieoiency of turbines for
industrial plants were dealt with by papers published by Prof.
W.W. Bolotow and L.A. Malentjiew. It was shown that inaktalla-
tions of low capacity which are fitted with oounter-prqsoure
turbines e6re the most economical. In any oaaep they must be
lo"ah 2)pvm s3 a va-ria-ty &eserving to be considered among the

-&%%t%, A;~~t %RMc4 tka task can be solved.
The ooononio importance of the uomiual hes6t efficienoy o1
turbines with counterpressure for thermoelectric plants may
'be ZeeU i.MMeM.86te'll 1-20-M VftS 8,UUA81j.1-j gM9V% 1401xQerUjUg
the beat load on these therm6e2etric plants. Nben solving the
Vroblem in differential form, quantity Is aaa.1ytice1.Zr deter-
mine&. It (lependLa a:bove all on the (litlerdhee of the tonAitiaus
CARD 1/2

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ASSOCIATION,.
SUBMITTED:
PRESENTED BY:
AVAILABLE:
OL the Selection and Efficiency of Turbines with Counterpree-
ed -for Industrial Thermoelectric Plants.
of material supplies, the existence and the possibilities of
making use of reserves.
Institute for Energetics and Electronics of the Academy of
Science of the Latvian SSR.
Library of Congress.
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Abs Jour: Ref Zh.Ur-BiologiyaITo 16, 1958, 73272
Author s Vt
J_
Inst AS Latvian SSH
Title Significance of Soil Saprophytic Fungi in Con-
trolling Causative Agents of Agricultural Plant
Disease
Orig Pub: Sb. tri,po zashchite rast., Riga, AN LatvSSR,
1956) 1-190
0-1
Abstract: The fungus composition was studied and some regu-
larities developed in the spread of fungi in the
soils of the Latvian SSR. Saprophytic fungi were
widespread--a series of.phytopathogbhic fungi an-
tagonistic to phytopathogenics were found. The
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Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biologiya, No 16, 1958, 73272
latter were encountered predominantly in the humus
horizon. The deadly effect of the fungus Tricho-
derma lignorum on vectors of black s'k;am rot in
cabbage was checked and verified. During culti-
vation of cabbage seeds with T. lignorum, the
percentage of diseased plants decreased tvo to
three times. Bib 28 titles. -- A. G. Kuchayeva
Card 2/2

UFITIS, V. V., Cand Agr Sci -- (diss) "Efffect of Cultivation of
I'M""---.-
L wland Marshy and Turfy-Podzolic Soils of the Latvian SSR upon
Microflora." Riga, 1957. 20 pp (Min of Higher Education,
Z
Latvian Agricultural Acad), 200 copies (EL, 49-57, 114)
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UPITS,Andreja
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Crossing the threshhold of the twentieth annivernaz7; some road
signs for further progress of socialist realiBm. VeBtis Latv &k
no.7s77-106 160. (EEAI 10:7)
(Latvian literature- History, and criticism)

UPITS, 0.
GaIE11L
FMCK)ICALSS VM39 No- It 19P
UPITS, G. Cohesion of metallic sur"aces in presence of jo-L-it plaslic deComation.
Russian. P. 95
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February 195-9, Unc-lass

UPILIM, G.A.; SHISTAKOV, I.I.
Multiple waufacture of springso YWhinostrottell ne.U:23 X 160.
(MIRA 13:10)
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UPMON 131
MIKIT, B.A., inzhener: UPMOIS. K.K., inshener.
_!, " 4-: ~ ~ " - - ~ -
Drying lumber at high temperatures. Der, i leefthim. prom. 3
no.8:3-5 Ag '54. (MLRA ?:8)
1. Inatitut loookhozya7styennykh problem Akademii nauk Lat-
viyokoy SSR.
(Lumber-Drying)

t7wis, 1.1.
I- _-,.z 44,14M --,'
Designs of automotive gas generators developed by the Forest
Kanagesent Institute of the Acadesy of Soleness of the Latvian
U.S.R. Trudy Inst.torf.AN BM 4:257-265 155. (jasA 9:3)
(Automobiles--Gas producers)