SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT URALEVA, V.S. - URALTSEVA, N.N.

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URALEVA, V. S., YAGJBYANTS, 1. M., and FUSTOVALOV, V. L. (USIR)
"The Isolation and Properties of Allergen-c Polysaccharide Fractions
from Brucella abortus 19."
Report presented at the 5th International. Biocl-,endstry Congress,
Moscow, 10-16 Aug 1961

MOLDAVSKAYAj A.A.; LIFSHITS-VASIL'CHEIIKO, A.A.; L411CHEDIKO, M.K.; FOLYAKOV,
I.I.; UHALEVA) V.S.
Epidemic outbreak of bruceUosis caused by the migration of Br.
melitonsis to cattle. Zhur.mIkrobiol,opjd.i immun. 31 no.9:113-
U7 S 16o. (MIRA 13: U)
1. Iz Luganskoy oblastnoy sanitarno-epidemiologichoskoy stantsii
i Rostovskogo nauchno-issledavatellskogo protivochumnogo instituta.
(BRUCELLOSIS) (MILK-14ICROBIOLOGY)

URALEVA, V.S.
Dynamics of the formation of antibiotic-resistant, forms of Bruce2la.
Antibiotiki 6 no.3:262-265 Mr 161. (Y.!F%A 14-- 5)
1. Rostovakiy nauchno-issladovateltskiT protivochumnoy institut.
(BRUCELIA) (ANTIBIOTICS

URALEVA, V.S.
Characteristics of the properties of antibiotic-resistant typres of
Brucel2a. Antibiotiki 6 no.9:46-51 S 161. (YJRA 15:2)
1. Rostovskiy Gosudarstvemyy nauchno-issledavatellskiy protivochumnyy
institut. (BRUCELLA) (ANTIBIOTICS)

URAMA, V. S.
Colimycin-resistant forms of Brucella malitensis. Antibiotiki
8 no.lt49-53 Ja'63. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Rostovskiy-na-Donu naucbno-issledovatellski-y protivochumn7y
institut.
(MUCELLA) (COLIMYCIll)
(BACTERIA, MTECT OF DFaJGS ON)

AUTHORi Uraleva, V. S.
TITLE: -Monomycin-dependent forms of -3r-icella'
SOURCE: Antibiotik-1, v. 10, no. 5, 196S, 429-432
TOPIC TAGS: antibiotic, brucella, microbiclogy. microorganism culture, phage
ABSTRACT: MonomVcin -dependent formts ofbrucella were isolated from 2 strains of
ing tn gro,4 on agar with basic fuchsin and tnionine, dDQ Ln
spe.--4es. H-wover, t~)p m~2r-

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', RAILVA, V.S.
Agglutination inhibition reaction and the possibility of its use
for the detection of brucellosis antigen. Preliminary report.
Zhur. milo-obiol., epid. i immun. 42 no.11:48-52 N 165.
(MRV& 18:12)
1. Rostovskiy"na-Donu nauchno-is3ledovatellskiv protivochimmyy
institut. Submitted May 21, 1964.

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Veyyer, K.I.
Yor.arnitskiy, N.A.
Uralov, A.A.
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brkk at given. The typical com='lw-,b;1 i9.7
tar, 3.6 antlwacest oil. and 1.7% b6tumm. The brick are
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URALOV, M.A., referent.
Porosity of refractory materials; a re.port. Zav.lab. 22 no.l:
87-88 156. (XLBA 9:5)
(Refractory materials--Testing)

137-58-4-6483
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 4, p 21 (USSR)
A UTHOR: Uralov, M.A.
TITLE: Analysis of the Quality of Refractories and Their Service in
the Iron and Steel Industry (Analiz kachestva ogneuporov i ikh
sluzhba v meta Ilurgicheskom proizvodstve)
PIERIODICAL: Tr. Nauchno-tekhn. o-va chernoy metallurgii. M-vo cher-
noy metallurgii SSSR, 1957, Vol 12, pp 85-93. Diskus. pp
153-169
ABSTRACT: Data are presented on the durability (D) of silica and mag-
nesite-chrome refractories in steelmaking ovens in the USSR
in 1954-1955, the D of ladle brick and of pouring pit bulk-U5e
refractory for 1955, the D of refractory brickwork in blast
furnace for 47 runs, and in coke ovens. The unit consumption
of refractories per ton of smelted steel at 26 mills is given
for specific products, the unit consumption in 1955 having been
39.5 kg/t.
S. G.
Card 1/1 1. Metallurgy-USSR 2 flefrac-cry materials-ApplicaLions

URALOV, N.
greenhouse In the cosmos. IUn. nat. no.12:16 D '59 OURA 13:3)
(Interplanetary voyages)

Russkaya Konmercheskaya Yorrespondentsiva V Svyazi S K-ratldr: Olc--Dro:~ Torgovli V
SSSR (Russian Cauparcial CorresLxnrO-ence In Comection With -'- 3;--Ort '-' ::-.-e7 '~f
Commorde In the USSR) Praga, Khutor, 1947.
126 P.
SO: N15
750-01
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TOLORKOV. P.P.; MaLy -L -N. -IS- *. GHMOVSKAYA, Z.H.
Basic outline of the hydrochemical conditions of the littoral zone
of the Barents Sea in the Central Harman region. Trudy *irzazskoy
Biol. St&ntsii, Akad. lauk S.S.S.R. 1. 39-101 148. (KLRA 3:11)
OA 47 no.13:6198)

BETIN, V.V.; 2MR13sm, S.V-; UUIOOV, B.S.
. Observation of ciarine lee from airplanes.
'57. 1 - , (-~Cs)
Trudy GOIN no.40:147-155
(KULA 10: 7)

307/50-59 -5-1 5/22
Method of Observing the Inland ~ce in the Si---S lnstr=ents F-:-
the airplane is drifted, the length of the ice o1b.-Ject ed. P.
calculated by formula (I). Formula (2) is giver. Thi'S 4S
general form of the equation for calculating the length of the
ice object. The real flying spead and the drift of 'the airplan-a
out of the course can be measured at the same time by means of
the mentioned net-.-iork. The procedure is described in shod'.. -
Measuring the surface position of ice formatioinis is a `-~le
more complicated. The projecticr. of this height or.~ a hcr-;zc:-t:a1-'
plane is measured from the airplanv,, and then the hei6ht 4r
determined by formula (3). The icebc-rg3 are usually located -'n
clear weather. The shadow can then be measured, and t--- *-e--gh'
of the iceberg above the water 1Gvel can be determined "'y
formula (4). The Position of the iceberg with respr-,~;t` to
airplane can be determined by formula (5). - Rcccmmen'latlor *5
are given for determining the height of the Iceberg if t"li"
shape of the iceberg is asymmetric. The accuracy of the
Ing inethods given here is - as ar, examinaticr, showed
proximately equal to the one attained izz. &-termining
of a ship in the sea by the method of rrsection to coa3t
stations. The mentioned instrument was also testued in 3-'Irv;~y-
Card 2/3 ing factory chimneys, lighthouses, rocks etc. These ti~stz; also

SOV/50-5 9-5 - ~:5/22
Method of Observing Inland Ice in the Sea by Instruments 'Wrom ar.
confirmed the utility of this instrument for measuring heights
from an airplane. There are 3 figures, 1 table, and 1 S-.v~et
reference.
Card 3/3

URALOV, N.S.-
Effect of the North Cape Current on lee conditions In the
Barents Sea. Trudy GOIN n0.)7:14-33 159- (MIRk 13:4)
(Barents Sea--Ice) (Barents Sea--Ocean curronts)

BITIN, V.V.; ZITADRINSKIY, S.V. [deceased]; URAWV, N.S.
Merw methods for aerial observation of marine ice conditiDna.
Trudy GOIN no-37:205-230 '59. OGRA 13:4)
(Aeronautics In surveying) (ice on rivers. lakes, etc.)

URALOVY N.S. i
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AdvectiJ6 compouent of heat balance in the southern part of the
Barents ~Sea. Trudy GOIN no*55s3-20 160. (KEU 14s7)
(Barents Sea-ocean temperature)
j

URALOV, N.S.
Method of forecasting general ice conditions in the Barents Sea for
spring and summer months. Trady GOIN no.55:21-29 160. (MMi 14:7)
(Barenta Sea-Sea ice)

URLWT, 1. S.
Wonders of the Antarctica. Znan.-sila 35 W.2:48 F 160.
(MM 13:5)
(Antarctic regions--Description and travel)

URALOV, N. S.
Cand Geog Sci - (diss) "Role of Atlantic waters in the variability
of the iciness of the Barents Sea." Leningrad, 1961. 9 pp; (Main
Board of the Northern Sea Routes of the Ministry of Maritime Af-
fairs USSR, Arctic and Antarctic Scientific Research Inst); 150
copies; free; (KL, 6-61 sup, 201)

TJRALOV, N,S.
Some characteristics of seasonal and long-range variations in
the position of the ice edge in the Barents Sea. Trudy GOIN
no.64:39-77 161. (MIRA 14:8)
(Barents Sea-Sea ice)

URALOVt N.S.
Heat losses
the Barents
by the North Cape Currant In the southern half of
Sea. Trudy GOIN no.73:66-75 163. (MIRA 16%7)
(Barents Sea-Seawater-Tesperaturs)

SUDAKOV9 S.G.1 AISKSAHDROV, T.F.; BULANOV, A.I.; DURNEV, A.I.;
YELISEYEV, S.V.; ZAKATOV, P.S.; IZOTOV2 A.A.; KARLOV, G.M.;
KUZ'Mllij B.S.; KUKUSUIll, A.D.; KOWPAYEVt A.P.; &ZLOVA.. Ye.A.;
LARINp B.A.; LARIN, D.A.; LARIN, B.A.; LITV3210V, B.A.; MAZAYEV,
A.V.; PELLMN, L.P.; PETROV, A.I.; SOlDVrYKVj A.I.; TWILIN, A.F.;
URAWV 8 S USPRTSKIY, M.S.; F014121, M.P.; SHISHKITTO V.P.; SHCHEGLOV,
A. P. P. SlJ-J) S.G.
p otv. red.; KOIWIKOVA, L.M., red. izd-va;SMIGUROV,
V.S,, tokbn. red.
[Instruction concerning the building-up of a state geodetic network
in the U.S.S.R.] Instruktsiia o postroenii gosudarstvemoi geodezi-
cheskoi teti Soiuza SSR; obiazatellna dlia vaekh vedomstv i uch-
rezbdenii, proizvodiashchikh gosudarstvenriye geodezichoskie seti.
12oskva, Izd-vo geodez. lit-ry, 1961. 459 P. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye upravleniye geodezii i karto-
grafii.
(Geodesy)

ININITOT, Y.R., deteent. kand. tekhn. nauk; URAWV, V.S., inzh.
First results of modeling block caving b7 blast. Hauch. dokl.
vys. shkoly; gor. dels, no.1:9-14 159. (MIRA 12:5)
I.Predotavlena kafedroy razrabetki rudnvkh mostorozhdeniy
Moskovskoge gornoge instituts, is. I.V. Stalina.
(Mining engineering)

URALOV, V.
The first flights.
Grazhd.av. 19 no.9t28 3 162. (MM 16:1)
. IjAirlines) -

URALOV~ V,
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18:7)

IMENTTOV, Vjadlmr R31 -41:1-;,~ KOVAI-V,. Ig--rt Antc.vilmovi,h,'
,a-,
UFjAj,OV V2qdfmir
ore ~-aving Sod drawirg,~ 11 marniall liodeitro-ian'le
,rypl;i;k-a llli;fjy~~ iachebni7e posoble Mo skva.,
gc iMIRA 18:4)
rrifi 'n-t, P-

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Vu. V. Sbustenka I C h.
. -;;. ~'.s'.i -1 -3,
Inst..Kharkov). 31ed i;' . Jt "9, So. 6. 21
~ 1krophauthidin, cyniarin, g-similiant hill, alA PeriPl(win
.in be det-1. PoLruitraphically, indi"ItiAly -ff in inims.
IMe reduction of all occurs at unie potential, upwcutly at
the unatl. 14ttone site. Accuricy within 5', wwally 6
I ... Ailile. A satisfactory obeilitint is 0.01 X Nfe.%'Olf solli..
a AIIIKM$h 2rr-307. a4. utoll wn lie Used G. N9 K.

MENEM
0;1 ~
Polwoer pbk study of s=e cudist gla"dos. Vu. %*.
Nflostelika !Tlid 1. Ya,..I:cAWva (Kh4rkoy Ch~m.-Ph4rm.
kt-wwch Inst.). Zkur. Obsluhef Kh"x. (J. C-n. Chrin.)
21. C.A. 45. 2146je. (11. M. K.

URALOVA, M,, arkhitektor
Types of apartments in the countries of Western Europe. Zhil.
stroi, no,8:34-3 of cover Ag 161* (MIRA 14:8)
(Europe., Western-Apartaent houses)

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o* AV "-~"AYA ZiVWAAYA LUMATWIYA 1949,, volo 1% Apr., pp 407
00 and"Wb-.'"~ftu,Aan. Ihe foUo-ding :.ethod for determintig of iron is
describeds the SOILtion o uivalent Iron containing sulphuric act-I ioW
socium flouride is titratud at 00%;. with OAN chloramine solution
100 in the firesence of tw or three drops of 0.2% aqueous soluticn of indigo
carmine'. The end ,oint occurs when Lhe colour changes from blue to green.
tarRaTual CLAISAFKAMN
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Now colot test (or bismuth. U N AfAnA-,VV.4lW A, V.
Is ci te%t will. "'Id 1-2 d(toin tucthyl fell, then
dropwise add 0.1 V Chisinunine-T; at Jam the rest SwIl.-
breonse,; coltwiess t1wit turns vMet IiLac in the Inrcience
of Bi; Cu. Pb. C4. fig do not Intaftir; ddectsun its a
cwgicn. of 1:10,10) is posesiWe. G. M. KOWAAMB

IOWA (d
EWT(Wai; Va_' 7. Par )i
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_-Ie -. ~F~g Fe-L /P" ~ J,
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rbi --q_fa
0-scow#.-_ k-4- --S-gr
S 0 U It C r, fA - ftivemitat, _~.Vaott'%L _ky a3.
nomivn, no. 4, 1964,
TOrIC TAf;S: artifi.cial Earth antollite, pp*tar orfait, -ball-Istic- tra-
jectorf, hyperbolic tralcctory, Earth -syfametry-. all(Vtic
~_Jlliptic function, satellite coort.
ARSTRAM Potar' orb-Lti% arc - tuci ic~ wi th the Aid of 1,olutions of the
motion equations of artificisk &Z-Zrth jotell!Leq derived by Ye. P.
Akaenovt Ye, A. Grebenikov, and V. G. Demia iSh. 1%.qkustvennv'Ive
~nutn"O.A zem1f. issue 16, 1962) in the form of qVadrat;~Lre_~, uj2der
ai,,i"rt(nn tlnit term-6 of the second infinitesimal *rder witri
r~- F.-irth can be negtected in tht expan-:
1" f t 1 4, -(Ont'Al. The solutions are aftalyZed
-,e- nonni h a rmcn i c i which char-

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acterize the wymmocry of the Earth-vtth respect to the equatorial
plane are taken into account. SoLuttons-sre written in parametric
form with parameters A, u,and w detarmined by quadritures. The quali-
tative analycis of solutions is madti for cases It < Os h - 0. and h ~' 0
where h is an arbitrary, real integration constant. Twelve types of
orbits were determined and analvzci. Some of them are balligtic-type
trajectories which intersect with the surface of the Earth, some
pertain to the class of *rbita of artificial Larth satellites, and the
rest are hyperbolic orbits extendlng to infinity, A detaLled study
of art1ficial Earth satellite orbits is given* For this case, finite
formulas for calculating the coordinates of an artificial Earth
sitellite as futictions of a ccrt~.tin intermediate variable are derived
and the relation between the new variable and the time is established.
Sinco tnt: formulas derived contrin elliptic functions and are not can-
v e n I '~ - *. t 1, 0 1 :- r " '7 f 1 1- a ,the expansion ef coordinates in
z r I 1 1 C S e rt"
Analvqtq of inequalitiei stipulated
t- t~ie eruatorial olane
r n'A t f, e 'J ~q not pro'l-.Jce qecul at terms
I f , Z" [ e a i-telliteg. 1-liz, art. has,

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4of Ce.jertial f;eall&ntCfl and Graviraetr~)
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Coilective Farms
Many-sided development of cammnal eocnoqy of the artel. Kolkh. :)rc-fz7. 1-2, Sc. 4, IIOJI-
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions August 2
, Library of Congress, 1956. Unclassified.

URA ISKIY, I.I., inzhener (.Bologoye)
How to prevent burnout of revereor Darts. Zlek.i tepl.tiaga
no.10:34 0 '57. (Diesel locomotives) (MIRA 10:11)

URALISKIY, A.I., inzh.
-- . . . ......-
Checking the condition of insulation on low-voltage circuits of
diesel locomotives. Ilek. i tepl. tiaga no.6:33-34 Je '58.
(MIRA 11:6)
(Blectric insulators and insulation--Tenting)
(Diesel locomotives)

U.-LALISKIY,- B. K. (Eni;.)
Wrote ~iboiit ErivanglaLylt lirirofjtetntVya 11r). ?- (Nrvan' V,frodrv.-t~-Ic Powor ',).,4nt)
Soviet Source: P: GiOrotekhnicheskoye Stroltell stvo No. 5 1933 Moscow
Abstrant-I in USAF "Trnaiurs Islan(I" on filp In Library of Conpre3s. Air Inform9tion
Diviqlon
Re-port No. 94P63

ANNINSKIY, Boria Aleksandrovich. kand.tok:hn.nauk; I IGKIY B inzh.,
red.; VASILITAVA, V.P., red.izd-va; BORODUM, A., red.izd-v8;
DIIJGOKANSLATA, Te.A., tekhn.red.
(Over-all mechanization in machinery plants; labor-consuming and
heavy work] Komplekanaia mekhanizataiia na mashinostroitellnykh
savodakh; trudoemkie i tiazhelye raboty. Moskva, Goe.nauchno-
tekhn.1zd-vo mashinostr.lit-ry. 1959. 419 p. (MIRA 12:10)
(Machinery in industry)

L'_ 1,7 -7 f Z~
On the growth of the number of completely critical -clic fields of
dqgr!ka lh.~Dokl. AN SSSR 11 no.6:1222-1223 AP !57.. NLRA 10-6)
.3
f.- hma-'Atinski.y_g oIauda. rstvennvy pedagogicheskiy insitut im. Abaya.
Predstavleno akademikom I.M. Vinogradovym.
(Functions, Abelian) (Fields, Algebraic)

GRIGOROVICEE, M.B.; NECHAYEV, G.A.; VARPAKHOVSKIT, S.P.; GALIN, I.Ta.;
XWTO. V..M#. g1jtvW red.; SRATALOV, To,T. wamestitell g1#%vnogo
red.1 YMOYFIIV# B-No, r@d.l YINUIDYj D,A., rad.1 KRADMIKOV, Y.I., rod.1
NIFONTOV, R.V., red.; SMIRNOV. V.1.. red.; IMSCHCLW , N.A., red.
TAKWIN. A.A.. red; .U.RA
... k!;JJXWAjt*w4red.; BMMOVSKAYA. L.I., red.
izd-va; PANIKOVA. S.A., tekhn.red.
(Prospecting for deposits of materWe to be used in construction].
Razve,dka mostorozhdenii stroltel'tWih-moktorialov. Moskva Goo. nauch-
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URAL'SKIY, B.P.
Ural'skiy, B.P. "The condition of raw material base of tale and pyrophyllite,
in syVosium: Syrlyevyye resursy tonkokeram. prom-sti SSSR i pliti ikh Ispoll-
zovaniya, Moscow-Leningrad, 1948, p. 196-207
SO: U-2888, Letopis ZhurnalInykh Statey, No. 1, 1949

YARYOLOKBM,, PAL; VULIF, T.I.; SUMMBAKOT. D. L,- ahAsulk, redektor;
DRCP3W,. N.D..- rodaktor; SM(ANWCW,. I.Y. redak-tor; SHCHIRUM,
D. I., rodaktor; OMOV,. X. , professor; URA-L';W,' B.F., redaktor;
SNMOTA, N.V., redaktorj PO-OKMA, ly rodaktor,
(Mineral resources in the national scon(my; a collection of plates]
Pole=We Iskepaemys v narednest khosiaistys; allb". Moskva, Goo.
nauchno-takhn. Isd-ve lit-ry pe geoloZii i ekhrane nedr. 19.3 [Ores
of man-metallic minerals and building aat*rWol Rudy nemstallicho-
skikh polessykh iskepassykh i straitellaye naterialy. 1955. [ftla-
natery text'i Potasnitellayi tekst. 3*st. P.I.Varfolemsev i T.I.
Yullf. lonsulltant X.M.Ozerev. 1955. 71 P. (MW 9:5)
(Nines and mineral resources)

CIWITV 1~1 P.; MMUKOV, B*T&., redaktor; ROSSOVA, S.Mo,, reduktar;
POPOV, N.D., takhnichookiy, redaktore
[Tate.and taj~cose rock.] Tialk i tallkov)ri kamen'. Moskva,
Gcs,nauchn-tekhnAzd-vo lit-ry po geologii i okhrane nedr.
1954. 18 P. (MLR& 8:3)
(Talc) (soapstone)

URALISKIY9 B.P., kand. geologo-mineralogicheskikh nauk
A raw material base of mineral aggregates for lightweight concretes.
Sbor. trud. NIIZHelezobetona no.3:189-193 '60. (MIRA 15:2)
(Lightweigbt concrete) (Aggregates (Building materials))

CHM40SVITOV, Yu.L.; -URAL.!-S-K-9-3-B-,-E,, nauchnyy red.; ASTAFIYEV, Ye.P.,
red. izd-va; IYERUSALIVSKAYA, Ye.S.., tekhn. red.
(Industry's requirements as to the quality of mineral raw materials)
Trebovaniia prongshlennosti k kachestvu mineraltnogo syrtia; spra-
vochnik dlia geologov. Moskvag Goo. nauchno-tekhn, izd-vo lit-ry po
geol. i okhrane nedr. No.l.[Talc and pyrophyllite] Tallk i pirofillit.
Nauchn. red. B.P.Urallskii. Izd.2., perer. 1961. 52 P. (MIRA 14:11)
1. Moscow. Vsesoyuzriyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut minerallnogo
Syr Iya, (Tale) (Pyropb~llite)

BURNOV, Yu.D.P kand.tokhn.naukj Prir4mali uchnatlyes MIKHAYLOV, A.G., proftp
doktor tekhn.nauki URAL'3KITjjB,P.j kand.geol.-minerl.natikj KURENKOV4,
W,N,p gornyy tekh.AT"Om~~~
Using lacrustine-glacial'(sub-surface) clays and clayey soils
at the quarry of the Odintsovo brick plant. Sbor. trvA.
OlMelezobetona no.7tl64-177 162. P (MIRA 161l)
(Odintsovo jogion (Moscow Provinc4)-Zlay)

RAMZES. B. Ya., kand. geol.-mineral. nauk; URALISKIY, B.P., kand. geol.-
mineral. nauk; LEGKAYA, L.P.., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik;
CHUDNOVSKIY, V.M., Inzh.
Method of controlling the quality of the rav material in l1me-
stone mining in the central regions of the country. Sbor. trud.
NIIZHelezobetona no.802-67 163 (MIRA 18:1)

URALISKIYj B.F., kand. geol-odneral. nauk
Voronezh granite as raw material for facings. Sbor. true-
NITZHelemobetona, no.8tl62-166 163 (WRA l8d)

1. URALS SKIY, I.
2. ussR (6oo)
4. Farm Baildings
7. Reviving for2er greatness, Sol'. stroi. 2 no. 5 1947.
9. Moathl List p_f RqssiaA AccessigM Library of Congress.
March 1953. Unclassif ied.

UffikL'S:-.IY, L. O'C,2~7!-')
l-'r'j,~ . - - %'I*tc,'---h.,),:r--Ch. nl."':39 A~) 15'-
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URAOSKIY, M-P- 'Vc;j"vl)
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In .~Im
(,..! I- - ',jrt '1 0 -
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t-',-A-9164 Nltih 17a8)

ACCESSION NR: AP4021564 8/0136/64/0001003/0075/0077
AUTHOR: Poskachey, A. A.; Urallskiy, M. P.
TITLE: Temperature Control During the Press forming of Aluminum and Mag-
nesium Alloy Articles
SOURCE: Tovetny*ye met&Uy*, no. 3, 1964, 75-77
TOPIC TAGS: aluminupi, magnesium, temperature control, induction heating,
time relay, power relay, press forming, radiation pyrometer, optical pyrome-
ter
ABSTRACT: In view of the fact that a strictly limited temperature range (300-
600C) is called for in press forming Al and Mg alloy articles with the help of
induction heating, the authors investigated a number of temperature measuring
devices. Power and time relays were found unsuitable, serving only as a pro-
tection against overheating. On the other hand, the tested radiation pyrometers
were excessively affected by surface conditions. Industrial testsof an optical
pyrometer showed a maximum error of 10C. Therefore, the authors conclude
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that this type of measuring device would make the temperature control and regu-
lation possible during press forming. The orig. art. has: I figure and I table
ASSOCIATION: None
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DATE ACQ: 08Apr64 ENCL: 00
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ACC Nits APS027472 SUB CODE: UR/0032/65/'031/011/1412/1413
AUTHOR: Raskschey. A A - Uraltakiy. H. P.
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ORG: rone
TITLE: Heasurement of the surface temperature of aluminum and_E!&nesiigL-alloy pro-
ducts by means of partial-radiation pyrometers ff, 77
SOURCE: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, v. 31, no. 11, 1965, 1412-1413
TOPII; TAGS: radiation pyrometer, metal heat treatment, aluminum alloy, magnesium
alloy, photodiode, photoresistor
iBS'MACT: It is shown that partial-radiation pyrometers may, under specified con-
ditLons, be used in lieu of spectral-ratio pyrometers to monitor the temperature of
the heat treatment and pressing of aluminum- and magnesium-alloy products within the
rat.ge of 250-600*C. Germanium photodiodes and PbS photoresistors may be used as the
radiation sensors within the 250-600% range. However, given the same radiation
faztor e, a pyrometer with a photodiode displays a smaller error than a pyrometer
with a Pb$ photoreeiator.c in metals varies from 0.2-0.24 (surface finish) to
0.7-0.75 (oxidized surface). Therefore, the error ii measuring C may reach 6-8%.
To reduce this error to 1-2%, calibration of the pyrometer itith respect to the unaxi-
dized surface ( c - 0.2-0.24) is required. Orig. art. has; I figure
SUB COOK: 11,14/ SUBK DATE: none/ ORIC REFt 003/ OTK VZF: 000
Cowd- I A uDc: 536-7

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SOURCE CODE' UiV-6b3;~Ib 032 &~V(-)303703-05-1
-X'CC NR3 AP6010057 JD
AUTHOR: Urallskiy, M. P.; Saltykov, A. P.
ORG: none
TITLE: Automatic immersion method for ultrasonic inspection of titanium alloy
ingots
SOURCE: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, v. 32, no. 3, 1966, 303-305
TOPIC TAGS: titanium alloy, alloy ingot, ingot inspection, ultrasonic inspection,
nondestructive inspection
ABSTRACT: The All-Union Scientific Research Institute of M-,thods and Media for
Norid..-tructive -Mat-er-i--a"I' Quality har3 developed a method and equiprrnnt for
autoii-,-~O.jc ins ection of titanium-alloy ingots. Ingots 30P-500 =,1 in diameter are I
p I I..
the irr.M.'-.1-sion pulsed-i
inspected with a modifiedjU.U---jU- al.
Q.r 4sing - I
9' - - - ' I'l.
echo method and operatin 5- -Me' -
he ingot is retated
during inspection and the searob-head,; move pai-tllel Lo the infot axis. nie motion
of both can be independently controlled with-in wide limits. The inspection of ar.
ingot requires from 5 to 14 min depending on the diameter of the ingot. The new
method is more sensitive and influenced much less by the roughness of the ingot
surface than the one previously used. No defects were detected in disks forged
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from ingots inspected by the new method, whereas with the old method, 7% of the dis
were rejected. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and I table. [DV)
SUB CODE, 13/ SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG REF: 002/ ATD PRESS: q 2 2

URALISKIY N, MadimirskaYa oblaet'); SHPIKOV. B. WdeBsa); RAKHARDY,
o Amga. Takutakaya ASSR); TALIT, S. (Riga); UTTSAY, A.,
(Suxy); NUMCLI, 1. (Vinnitea); OVSTAMIIKOV, L, Sverdloy-
skaya oblast'); WARDY, G. (Sulyukta, Kirgizakaya SSR); ',IDLCHMV.
I., (Grodno); SUDZETICHUS, M.
Our readeral
letters. Posh.delo 5 no.1:28~29- 59. U--12)
1. Ifachallnik rayonnoy Dobrovoltnoy pozharnoy druzhiny (for
Ukharov). 2. Nachallaik otry&da okbrarq elevatori Dobrovollnoy
posharnoy druzhimy (for Ovsya~amm).
(Fire prevention)

UVI, SKIYJ S.
"Posters on Antiatomic Protection," by S. Urallskiy) Voyennye
Znaniya, No 10, Oct 56, P 31 -----------------
By order of the Central Committee of Dosaaf, a large number of post-
ers designed to prepare the public for antiatomic protection has been
printed. Each series consists of a number of themes, and answers ques-
tions on means of antiatomic protection which the population ought to
know. The following are some of the themes: "Atomic Weapons and Their
Injurious Effects," "Injurious Factors of Atomic Explosions," "Radio-
active Irradiations and Means of Protection From Their Action," and
"Individual and Collective Means of Protecting the Population From Atomic
Explosions." The last theme includes construction and equipment of light
and heavy shelters, rules for procedure of population during "MFVO" sig-
nals, and fire-fighting protection at home. Still other posters in~~truct
the citizens on what to do on hearing air alarms for chemical attacks and
protective measures to be adopted during chemical air attacks.

URALISKIT, S.
v I- -,-- ~ -
Posters on antiatomic protection. Voen.zaan. 32 no.10: (MLRk 10:2)
31 0 156.
(Posters) (Atomic bomb--Safety measures)

URALISKIr, ~., polkovnik.
-
Posters on feats of engineering troopa.Voon.-Inzh.shur.101 no.3:62-
63 Mr '57- (Kilitar7 engineers) (KIaA 100)

URKL'SKIY, B.,polkovnik v sapase
Defense of the homeland is the sacred duty of Soviet citisens.
Toenoznane 34 no*12:10-11 D 158. (MM 12:2)
(%ssi&--,D~fsnsO9)

22 (1) 3'1
AUTHOR: Urallskiy, S.
TITLE: A Great Discovery (Velikoye otkrytiye)
PERIODICAL: Professionallno-tekhniclieskove obrazovaniye, Nr
p 2B (USSR)
ABSTRACT: An article in memory of the Russian scientist and inventor
of the radio, A. S. Popov, on the occasion of the 100th
anniversary of his birthday. The author also mentions the
engineering and trade schoolo which have been opened recent-
ly in many towns and in which radio mechanics are being
taught. A school mentioned particularly is the Omskoye
remeslennoye uchilishche No 3 (Omsk Trade School No 3)
with its well-equipped radio-engineering workshop.
There is 1 photograph.
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URAVSKIY, S- *
The,SP b--,1,=- U'i)'- te publis~-ed in Ic6l. Ko!--m-VOOruzh.L;' I nu.2:',r- I
ja I (I. (Bibliography) (YdI., 14:8)

I- FULISKIYY S.
"Flahtero" by A.V.'Iorozheikinp Rwii,-;wod by S Ural I ukii.
Kryl.rod. 12 no.il:5 IT 161. RTPA 14:12.)
(RussL---Air'foree)
(Vort-r.heikin, A.V.)

URALISKIYt S., polkovnik zapava
Books on milltaz7 and political tbemee, Tyl I onab#Sov.,Voor*Sil
21 noo3:95-96 Mr 161o (MA 14:6)
(Bibliography-Military art and science)

URALISKIY, S.
"Law of life for the soldier." Reviewed by S. Urallskii.
Voen. znan. 37 no.8:39 Ag 161. (MIRA 14:7)
(Russia-Army-Regulations)

URA
,LISKIYJ_�,_---
"Lenin as friend and man,* Reviewed b7 So Urallskii. K=.Vooruzho-
Sil 2 no.17:91-93 S 162. (KM 15:8)
(Lenin,, Vladimir n I ich.. 1870-1924)

URALISKIYP S.,, P~Ikovnik zapaea
Books to be published by the Military Publishing House in V63.
Voen. snan. 39 no,,5:39 Yq 163. (YIRA 1615)
(Bibliography-Military arts and science)
wo

DEBERIN D.Ye.,--,
URALISKIY, T.A. [deceaaodl
Principles and methods for determining the optimal conditions
for ore-bearing mineral products. Razved. I okh. nedr 29 no.11:
22-27 N 163. (MIRA 17:12)

PALIMOV, Ye. V.; URALISKIY, V. I.
Selecting the optimal parameters of chain pipe dra,-tng mills.
Izv,vy9,ucheb.zav.; chornmet,7 no. 4:172-176 '(4. (MIRA 170)
1. Urallskiy politekhnichoskiy inst1tut.

I i4.
~QVMHOV, V.L.; URALISKIT, V.I.; YERIKLIN',NEV, V.V.
Analytic determination of the stressed state in ths upset
forging of a strip and stretch forming. 1--v. vya. ucheb.
zav.; chern. met. 7 no.St110-115 '64. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Urallskiy nauchno-issledovatellskly Institut chernykh
metalla.

PALIMOV9 Ye.V.; URALISKIY, V.I.
Effect of vibration on the performance of chain pipe-drawinz
mills. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; chern. met. 7 no.8:195-200 i64.
(MIM 17 t 9)
1. Urallskiy politekhnicheskiy institut.

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AUTHORS: Aleshin, V. A.; Xolmogorov, 1. L.; Uralls~-Iz, V, I.; Sokolov, I. Ae-
1-foiseyev, G. P.; Krov!jJcovR..P.; F2tov, A. I.; Khoroshikh, K. G.
ORG., Pervourallsk~y Now Pipe Plant (Pervourallskly novotrubr07 zavod); Ural
Scientific Research Institute for Ferrous Metals (Urallskiy n*-i* instit-uT-
chernyM metallov)
TITLE: Shortcut in the production cycle of cold-rolled pipes
SOURCE: Stall, no. 6, 19669 530-532 1/1'
TOPIC TAGS: metal tube, metal drawing, metal rolling# steel 20 steelp.45 steeit
30KhGSA steel, OKhl8HlO`T steel
WTRACT: An investigation of
~plVticity aftey cold rolling of the more wid ly
used steel pipes (20013OQGSA~_" OKhl8Nl )/%me carried out. The plasticity of'
the metal W was de-termined as a function of the elongation coefficients S /0 Of
i. xfjo
4nd diamter ratio d./do. The experimental results are shown graphically (see
y1g. 1). The maxJxftim residual stresses wore calculated after H. Anderson and G.
fah1man (Journal of the Institute of Metals, 1925, V. 34, No. 3, p. 271-275).
It was found that repeated dra lhfter cold rolling without employing an inter-
mediate thermal treatment yielded pipes with satisfactory mechanical Pr e-ties
a ~usual'
The combined drawing and rolling process permits a shortenEig- ~cth

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during short-set drawing of pipes
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of steels 20 (a), 45 (b), 30KhGSA 46 - 1 - 7-

(0) and Khl8NlOT (d); numbers on 45
the curves correspond to the change vj
in pipe diameter d
as a result
/d loll
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of drawing. SX/So ratio of elonga- a

tion coefficients. 0
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production cycle, resulting in considerable sa ings in production costs.
art. has: 1 tablev 2 graphs, and 1 equation.
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AUTIJOR: Kolrnogorov, V. L.; Urai's.
ORG:.-;07~1 'NUChERAIET
Trf LE: 'thi t'ho theory of 11)x1rostatic cxLrusion' of briLtIc metals
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SOURCE: Fizika.mctallov i metallovedeniye, V. 23, no. 1, 1967, 1.70-173
TOPIC TAGS: li~drostatic extrusion, plasticity, shear stress, molybdenum, zinc, bcryllitan,
tungsten.
ABSTRACT : Tho plasticity A (dc,-,,ree of shear deformation aent of fracture) of metals
P
depends on the'ir indicator alT of stressed state (where a is the mcan hYdrostatic pressure
and T is the intensity of shear stresses), as has been established for Alo, Zn, Be and W. An
analysis of the pertinent plasticity diagrams fci~* Ylo, Zn, Be and W, tal= from Pugh (NEL
;..Report, no; 142, Alarch 19G4) and other. investigaiors, warrants the following conclusions:
-There exists a certain critical stressed state (q1T) cr. I -at which transition from th e plastic
to brifffle state or vice'versa takes' plade. It is possible to assume the existence of a second
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characteristi6 indicator WT) At %VhIch trafisition of the metal -to a state of unlimited
cr. 2
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plast city *tes place; t4en deformation is ndt a6cQmpanied by any loss of plasticity.. The vari-
ation in as b~ function of the indicator of stressed *state differs sharply for different metals.
Thus for. Be. Ap increases slowly with'dee'rease in q/T. The growth rate of A p for NLIo and W is
rpughly the sarAe, but Me is much mdre plastic'. Thus at zero Cr/T (torsion, pure shear, etc.)
1Mo may undergo deformation with 68% r6duction in'cross sectional area while W is absolutely
la Th ` pl' g;tic deformation of a -metal is f6' ictal's (q/T) I exceeds i ts
?np stic. e a asibleifthen
cr.
~/T.. If. this condition is satisfied and q/T is not smaller than (a/T) the deformation of
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a s ree-of deformation must be lower
4, t3i &W is possible only up to a point; in all ca eq the deg
the: lim,itin- K which leads to fradt=6. A formula is derived for the utilizable plaszicity
-1~ P.
0
Yn~rgixi. '_ xnetals. In this -connecti n-,. the ~ossibilitfes of hydrostatic extrusion (ulthout coun--.
ter-a-pressure) are considered for-Mo' Zn, Bp and W. An analysis Of stressed state reveals
V- that exiru ;
soon of this kh.id is fc~asible for Mo- and Be since the critical inoicator of transition
tc; brittle'state is,much highcr't--~O. 94) for these two metals. The pressing of Zn and particu-
ldrly~ W.(considering certain fWctuations in plasticiLy) is cifficult to accomplish, in view of
the high likelihood of cra~cking-oflhe products. "In conclusion, the authors are indebted to K.
P' Rodi6nov foi his'- kind 'provision of a translation of Pugh's work. " Orig. art. has: 2 fi es,
gur
7 f6rrnulas.
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UftAL'TsN,.TA, N. N., Cand Fiys-lath Sci - (uiss) ILeF-.,Aarity u,,' solutions t,,,
multi-ain,ens'lonal qiianilinear elli:,ti~;aj -;arLat~ion -.asks,"
Leningrao, 1960, 8 pp (LenLn.,-rad Sta-,e Peda:~ogical .1ristitute i-!. A. i. _'~ertsen)
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AUTHOR. -~ralLlseva -11.11.
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TITLE: Regularity of Solutions to Yultidimensional Ellipt~c~ quations
and Variation Problems
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR,1960,Vol 130,'Ir 6,pp 1206-1209 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Let x = (Xlpq..Pxrl); let dl be a bounded domain of the n-
dimensional space with a smooth boundary S; n:>2; letj(s) be a
function defined on S. Let F(X,U,u x) be two times con nuously
differentiable with respect to its arguments, lot the second
derivatives satisfy the 1161der condition with the exponent oe >0
for XCLOI and arbitrary bounded u,ux. Let
(2) F 2 0 M>O.
u u 15j>'IMP,
xi xi i.1
The author seeks the minimum of the functional
(1) I(u) - ~F(Xuju x)dx
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Regularity of Solutions to Yultidimensional 3102016011301061COBIO59
Elliptical Equations and Variation Problems
under the condition u I = T(s).
Theorem: If the generalized solution of the variation problem (1)
has bounded first derivatives and if F satisfies the above
mentioned conditions, then u EC 2,0~ (A'), where a- is an arbitrary
inner subdomain of 0/, If TEO
~2, ,(s) and if 3 has second
derivatives which satisfy the 1161der condition with the exponent
cl,, then uEC2,,(a).
With the aid of the theorem the author obtains numerous
conditions for the existence of the classical solution of the
first boundary value problem for the quani-linear elliptic
equations '.a (ai(x,u,ux)) + a(x,u,ux) - 0
(12)
and
(13) aij(x,u) uxix j' f(X,u,u X)
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Elliptical Equations and Variation Problems
The author mentions G.I.Shilova, and S.L.,Sobolev. She thanks
Professor O.A,Ladyzhenskaya for the theme and discuscions.
There are 11 references, 6 of which are Soviet, 2 American,
2 Italian, and 1 German.
ASSOCIATIOIT:Leningradskiy gosudar3tvennyy universitet imeni A.A.Zhdanova
(Leningrad state University__imeni A.A.Zhdanov)-
PRESENTED: October 26, 1959, by V.I.Smirnov, Academician
SUBMITTED: October 21, 1959
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AUTHORSz Ladyzhenskaya, 0. A., Uralltseva, N. N.
TITLE: On the Variation Problem and Quasilinear Elliptic Equations
With Multiple Independent Variables
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 135, No. 6,
pp. 1330-1333
TEXT: On the results of this paper it was partially reported:
1: In autumn 1959 in the seminary of V. J. Smirnov in Leningrad,
2 ~ in autumn 1959 in the su;veying lecture at the Leningrad
Mathematical Society, 3.) in December 1959 in the seminary of J. G.
Petrovskiy in Moscow.
Let: Ek a k-dimensional Euclidean space, R a bounded Pmain with
the boundary S;-(V a rigorously internal subdomain of JL ; Cl 0( (n) I
W1 (f4) be defined as in (Ref*1,2); Oj(dj) the class of the fuActions
u(2), x E A for which the derivatives of (1 - 1)rst order possess
a first differential, where the derivatives up to the 1-th order
are bounded on each compact part of A ; (~t(luj) a positive monotonely
increasing (function of Jul ), ,>(Jul) a positive monotonely de-
creasing function of Jul ; m a number > 1.
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On the Variation Problem and Quasilinear Elliptic Equations With
Multiple Independent Variables
Let a satisfy the condition (A), if there are constants a > 0 and
9 from such that for every sphere K(S) with radius F 9 a
and center on S it holds: mes E K(S) r~ SL 1 4 (1- B) mes K(S).
� 1. Let the condition (B) say that 1.) every differentiation of the
functions a ij~y"ugPk ), a(x9u9Pk ), ai (x'u'pk)' F(xlu'Pk) with respect
to pk reduces its orders of growth in p at least by 1, while the
differentiation to xk and u does not enlarge. these orders and
2.) the inequalities
(5) V u 1) (P2+ 1)m/2 a (X,UP ) p Pi (Iul),%p 2 + 1)ln/2
ij k i
(6) la(x,u,p 2 1)m/2, p n 112
01 ~-(IUIXP + I PkI
hold. k=1
Theorem 1: Let u(x) be the solution of the equation
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