SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT URBANYI, L. - URETSKAYA, V.

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eUS at fetuses was 0,2 em. on the Hyth dAy and
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maired all lumeme at Constituents Parallel to list, except of
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HUNGARY/Goncral U03tIons
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Inlim-f-ya No. 7, 195) 7, p F
Author UrI)anyi, Li--
Inst Rone
Title General cherni3t-ry- Textbook for 3c,10013 of vctc,.-na7,y
medicine.
Ori- Pub: Dlegocazd. Kiado 1956, 11111 P. 70 for-Ints (published in
0 Huii~garian)
Abstract: No abstract.
C-nrd 1/1

.4 - -
The role and significince of forage silbst4ti-,tes with am7on;a and Caela7ade
basis in the protein sapllv of domest"c ani-mals. p. 10.
KAGYAR KE1!j:VTr-qO',
.1 L-IF'JA. (Mafryar Kemkiisok E yesulete) ~udw,,eot, Hungar-y
Va. 14, no. 4, Apr. 1959.
Monthly list of Fast European Accerrions (EFAI), Lr,, Vol. 8, Ec. 3,
AuCust 1959.
Tjr,cla.

URBANYI. 1ABZ10
Animal Husbandry Research Institutev DePartwnt
of Zoology and Animal Foods (Allattenyeaztesi KutatointeZSt
Allatelettani as Takarmanyozasi Oaztalya)s Budapest
Budaposto Allattenjeazteg, No 3, Sop 62, pp 245-250.
"The Loss of Minerals In the Various Silo-types
-While Preparing Corn for 611a6e."

2~_I. Laszla
E, T1 " Cz; R 1z
Animal Husbandry Research Institute, Department
of Zooloey and Animal Foods (Allattenyeazteal Kutato-
intozat Allatelettani es Takarmanyozaal Oaztalya),
Budapest
Budapest, Allatten-ygaztes, No 3, Sep 629 pp 251-257o
"Approximate Determination of the Ash-content of Bones if
-On the Basio of Simple Measurements of Specific Gravity,

URBAITYI , L.
Method ofr apprcximzte determination of aah content of bones
through the simple determination of the specific weight.
Act& voter Hung 23 no.2:2CP-216 163.
1. tiorphysiologische und Futterungsabteilung (Leiter: 11.
Tangl) des Forschungsinotituts fur Tierzucht,, Budapest.

UR13ANYI , L.
Data on the carotene supply of cattle. Acts, veter Hung 14 no.3:
267-271 '64.
Further stvidlls.on the rachitia of young fattened bulls. lbid.1273-280
1. Abteilung fur Tierphyaiologie und Futterung des Forschungs-
inflUtuts Dir Tiorzucht, Budapest.

URBANYI, Laszlo
Role of simple organic and inorganic substances in feeding
animals. Magy kem lap 19 no.10/llt544-548 O-N 164.
1. Research Institute of Animal Breading, Budapest.

HUN3ARY
URBANYI, L.; Research Institute of Animal Breeding, DLpartment of Animal
y lo ogy and Nutrition (original lapguage version not given],"Budapest.
"The Effect of Various Foider Suoplements on the Composition of the Blood
and Some Tissues and on the Ash dontent of the Femur in Milk-Fed Calves.4
Budapest, Acta Veterinaria Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae, Vol XVI, No 4,
1966, pages 387-390.
Abstract: [German article, author's German summary modified] Comparative
studies were carried out to determine to what extent the blood composition,
the iron content of individual tissues, and the specific gravity and ash
content of the bone of the animals is influenced by the addition of high
energy food or hay to the regenerated powdered milk used for the raising
of milk-fed calves. The investigations revealed that no noteworthy changes
were achieved by the method in comparison with the values obtained when calves
were fed exclusively on powdered milk. 6 Hungarian, 1 Western references.
(Manuscript received 18 Feb 66.]
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HUNGARY
URBANYI L,- Research Institute of Animal Breeding, Department of
in-M~TP' ~;ftology and Nutrition [original language version not given],
Budapest.
"Comparative Investigation of Young Sheep Fed Silage and in the Tradi-
tional Manner.
Budapest, Acta Veterinaria Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae, Vol XVI, No 4,
1966, pages 383-386.
Abstract: [German article) lambs 4-8 weeks old and sheep 14 months old
which were born to mothers fed silage and in the traditional manner
without silage, respectively, were slaughtered and their blood, liver,
femur was subjected to a thorough study. The results are presented in a
table. The lambs from silage-fed mothers had a greater amount of hemoglobin,
a higher Sahli value, their serum had a lesser Ca and Mg but a greater in-
organic P content. their liver had a lesser weight and a decreased Fe con-
tent, and their femur had a somewhat greater specific gravity. The results
among the silage-fed sheep were considerably different. The hemoglobin con-
tent and Sahli value in the blood, the Ca, Mg and inorganic P content in
the serum, the Fe content in the liver with a decreased average weight as well
as the specific gravity and ash content of the femur was considerably higher
than in the control group. It was concluded that the utilization of Ca salts
from fodder is increased by a systematic feeding of silage. 10 Hungarian. 1
1/1 Western references. [Manuscript received 18 Feb 66.)

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AUTHORS: Kokotov, Yu.A., Popova, R.F. and Urbanyuk, A.P-.
TITLE: Sorption of long-life fission products by soils and clay
minerals
PERIODICAL: Radiokhimiya, 1961, Vol-3, No.2, pp.199-206
TEXTs The expansion of the atomic industry and power stations
and fall-out from atomic explosions makes the study of reaction of
fission products with soils important. The present work gives the
first results of an investigation of the most toxic fission
Products, Sr90 and cx137, by some soils and clay minerals. The
distribution coefficient of the isotope between solid and liquid
phases Kd was taken to represent sorption. Kd = r/ci, where
r is the number of mols of solute sorbed on 1 kg of adsorbent and
C1 is the equilibrium concentration (mole/litre) in the solution
after sorption. The coefficient was found from the change in
activity of the solution on sorption, measurement after sorption
being measured on the liquid freed from solid by centrifuging.
The volume of solution was always 50 times the weight of sorbent.
Before measurement, solutions of Sr90 were diluted with their own
volume of 1N HCl to prevent sorption of Y 0 by the glass and kept
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for 14 days. Activity was then measured in special cells for
counting on liquid samples, a type CTC-6 (STS-6 counter being
used. Active solutions were prepared from a Sr1O solution of high
specific activity in 1N HN03 with a salt content of 0.1 mg/mcurie
of chemical-reagent purity. The distribution coefficient was
measured for &ix samples of soils of different types: clayey
podzolic topsoil, grey soil, chestnut soil, leached black earth,
southern black earth and heavy black earth. From the results and
published data (Ref.l: V.M.Klechkovskiy, L.N.Sokolova, G.N.
Tselishcheva, 5, 136. Atomizdat, M. (1959); Ref.2:
N.A.Timofeyeva, A.A.Titlyanova, Izv. AN SSSR, seriya biolog., 1,
ill, (1959); Ref-3: J.R.McHenry, Soil Sci.Soc.Amer.Proc., 22, 6,
514 (1958)) it appears that, on the whole, the coefficient is
higher for soils with a high exchange capacity, determined in the
present work at pH =L6.4 (which is close to the pH of the
suspension of all but two of the test soils). The authors note
that the values of the coefficient (range 170 + 30 - 1150 + 140)
determined under their conditions determines tile intensity-of
isotope migration In a soil with water. From the ion-exchange
equation (Ref.4: B.P.Nihollskiy, ZhNKh, 3, 1, 59 (1958)) the
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distribution coefficient of Sr90 depends finally on that of the
macro-component present in the system. For soils thin is usually
C&2+, and Fig.1 shows equilibrium values of Nd for Sr9o as a
function of the logarithm of Ca2+ concentration in the original
19 olution for leached black earth (curve 1), southern black earth
(curve 2) and Ca?+ as kaolin. Fig.2 shown Kd as a function of
the logarithm of ratio of the amount of calcium in the system to the
xchange capacity of the test sample for kaolin and leached black
:
arth (curves 1 and 2, respectively). Sorption of Sr90 could,
the results show, be reduced'by adding a macrocomponent, in amounts
16 xcgeding the exchange capacity of the soil, which competemr with
Sr9 . The authors have studied in this connection the nitrates
of strontium, calcium, magnesium, potassium, ammonium and sodium,
this being the decreasing order of effectiveness, The authors
also show that washing of the root-bearing topsoils with salt V/
solutions would be practicable only for soils of comparatively low
exchange capacity and with concentrations (of Ca2+ or Mg2+) not
less than 0.01 N. The authors also studied'the effect of the pH
On Kd for their test soils and also kaolin and bentonite. The
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results are shown in Fig-3 (curves 1 to 4 relate respectively to f
heavy black earth, gray soil, kaolin and chestnut earth) and Fig.4
(bentonits and leached black earth represented by curves 1 and 2,
respectively). These curves show the complexity of the processes
studied and the need'for choosing the right pH if soils and clays
ore used for sorption of Sr90 from solutions. Dealing next with
c&137 whose known (Ref.l: V.M.Klechkovskiy, L.N.Sokolova,
G.N.Tselishcheva. 5, 136. Atomizdat, M. (1959); Ref.5: D.W.Rodes,
Soil Sci. Soc. Amer. Proc., 21, 4, 389 (1957); Ref .7; A.A.Titlyanova,
N.A.Timofeyeva, Pochvovedeniye, 3, 86, (1959)1 Ref.9: T.D.Wright,
J.Monahan, UKAEA. Research group. Unclassified. AERE E/R 2707.
Harwell (1958)) strong sorption on soils and clay minerals the
authors attribute to its fixation in the hexagonal voids in the
tetrahedral layer of the clay minerals. This effect has been
studied by other investigators (Ref.10- H.W. van der Marel, Soil Sci.
78, 3. 163 (1954); Ref.11: R.F.Reltemeier, Advances in agronomy, 3,
113 (1951)1 Ref.12s O.Ya.Samoylov. KhImich nauki, 4, Izd AN 999R,
M. (1959)). The authors studied Cs137 from 0.01 and 0.1 N and
sometimes 1 N solutions of nitrates of various cations of the first
and second groups of the periodic table, ammonium nitrate and nitric
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acid, by'clayey podzolic soil, southern black earth and kaolin.
The order of decreasing effect on the distribution coefficient of.
Iome ions tested is' Cs','Rb', NN K H The results showed
that micro-quanti ties of caesium are fixed by soils (kaolin is less
effecti~re) and that therefore washing of the root layer of soil is
likely to have little effect.' There are # figures, 3 tables and
-bloc and 7 non-Soviet-bloc. The four
3.2 referencos:.5 Soviet
alost racent references toEnglish language.publications read as
follows: J.R.McHenry,.Soil Sci.Soc.Amer.Proc., 22, 6, 514 (1958);
D,W.Rodosj Soil Sci.Soe.Amer.Proc., 21, 4, 389 (1957);
W.E.rrout, soil sci., 86, 1, 13 (1958); R.K.Schulz, R. Overstreet,
JoBarshad, Soil Sci., 89,J6, 1 U960.
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IT 2! 10 i~.S 7okotov, Yu. A., Riacakova, R. F.,
The effect of ana the concentration of salto on
oorption of strontium-90 by sor-c- oils
Referativnyy zhurnal. "himiya, no. 5, 1)02, 12~ - I.-I,
ab--tract 3G109 (Tr. lz'onferentsii Do radiit:-..
L., 1)6o, 77 - 81)
T Em". T The coefficient of distribution is studied, i. C.. , the rm-tio of
the quantitir of ion3 adsorbed in 1 ry of adsorbent to the concentration
go
of these ions in a balanced solution oi Sr in gan,)Ies of nod-,ollzed
and black earth soils. It is demonstratedl that the-sorption of
strontium-90 by these oils arocceds very intensively. The
par" of strontium-90 in the soil in found in the adsorbed state.
coefficient of distribution of strontium-90 in the soil does not
on the general activity of strontium-90 in -.he system. The coefficient
of distribution of strontium-90 is greater in soils with a greater
exchange capacity. The coefficient of distribution of 3trontium-90
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increases ,,;ith the increase of -,)Tl of suspenoion to a certain maximum
which is found in alk-aline re,-,ions and when this has been reachod the
coefficient of diotribution is reduced. This circur-,,-utanoo exnlain-, the
positive effect of limin,-, as a imeann of reducing the intake o~ strontium-*)G
in PlantD, and can be unQd to increase the effectivity of decontaminatin~~
radioactive waste frora strontium-90 in the atomic industry. 'Me
coefficient of distribut-ion o' --trontium-90 diminishes with the increa.1,1e
of concentration of macrocomponents in the solution. The .,.ashinu of
,,oils with caline solutionz; for the purpose of removing stron~*um-90 frx.-~
the root zones is possilble only in soils rith a low exchange capacity ar.,2
in concentrations of a salt solution not lesZ than 0.0' N. :.bLtractor'o
note: Comolete translation.:'
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URBANYUK, K.G. (Simforeopoll)
Functional relationship between the stomach and the liver In
diseases of these organs. Klin. mad. 32 no.8:69-70 Ag f54.
(KLRA 7:10)
1. Iz kliniK gospitallnoy tempij (%&v. prof. S.R.Tatevosov)
Kryeaskogo meditsinskogo tnetttuta.
(HEPATITIS. DMICTIOUS, pathology,
stomach,)
(PMPTIC UUM, PATHOLOGY,
liver)
(STONCE, in'various Use"es,
hepatitis, Infect,)

LWANM, X.G.. dotsent (Simferopol')
- e
3xperimental reproduction of cirrhosis of the liver and spleen
in dogs. Vrach.delo no.7:763 Jl '57. (MM 10:8)
1. Nafedira normallnoy fiziologii i klinUm gospituallnoy terspii
Krysskqgo zeditsinskogo institute
(LIVER--CIRRHOSIS) (SPLUN--DIS*SXS)

URBANTUX, K.G., dote.; CHVWSINVA, L.N. (Simferopol' )
Yunctional state of the liver in various stages of Botkin's disessere
Trach,delo no.12:1319-1321 D '57. (MIRA 11:2)
1. Xafedra gospitallnoy terapii (zav. - prof. F.A.Tepper) Krymakogo
seditainakogo institute.
(LIM) (HRPATITIS, IMCTIOUS)

COMIRY : TJ33H V
CATPT,ORY ; Pharmacology and Toxicology. Cholinergics
A Bs. j OUR. : azhBiol.., Yo. 1 19571 No. 4491
IT
AUTHOA jjrbanyAtk-j-4rn~' * Chernysh6va, L.
IF.FT, Criuean Medical Institute
TITLE Treatment of Bronchial Asthma with Tropacine
J~ropine Ester of Diphenylacetic Acid 1~ydrochlo-
r1d27
CIRTO, PU. i Tr. Krymsk. med,in-ta, 1957, 18, 278-280
ABSTPACT - Patients affected with bronchial asthma (15),witin
a duration of disease of not lose than two years,
wore treated with tropacine in a dose of 6 mg
thrice daily during the first three days, -Bath
a subsequent increase of the dosage to 12.5 M
for a period of one month, The preparation Is
effective when combined with other methods of
treatment, Side effeets (dryness of the mouth,
nausea, vomiting) were observed in one pationt.
CARD - 1/1
16

URBAKrUX. X*G.. dots. (Simferopol')
Metabolism of protein and cholesterol and the coaplRtion system of
the blood In hyportansiono Vrach* delo n0,1#93 159- '' (XIBA 12:4)
1. Irafedra gospitallnor terapii (save - profe P.A. Topper) I kafedra
blokhtuff (sey* - prof, G.V; Troitskly) "skogo seditsinskogo In*-
tituta.
(UPOTUSION)
(BLOOD-ANAWSIS AND amisTRT)

URBANM,_AA.qL., dotsent
Influence of some drugs on the coagulability of the blond in
hypertension. Vrach.delo no.10:105 0 160. (MIRA. 13: 11 )
1. Klinika gospitalIncy terapii Krymakogo meditainskogo instituta.
(BLOOD--COAGUIATION)
(HYPERTENSION)

IMANYUK, K*Gs dotaent (Simferopol')
- ~ ---t
Anticoagulation optem in hyWrtension, Klinomed. no,10:135-
10161. (MIRA 14tlO)
1. Iz kliniki goopitallnoy terapii (zav. - prof. P.A. Tepper)
KrymBkogo meditBinakogo inatitutao
(HYPERTENSION) (FIBRIVOLYSIS)

URBAI=j 49.0o
Factor V content in hypertension. Vop. mod. khim. 7 no.3:270-272
MY-je 63.. (MIRA 15:3)
1. The Chair of Hospital Therapy of the Crimean Medical Institutej,
Simpheropol, jHYPJ&RTEWIOII):.' (BLOOD-CO&GUIATIOM)

URBAN=, K.G., dotsent (SJmferopoll)
Mood coagulation in atherosclerosis. Klin.med. 39 no.5-044-48-
My 161. (HDA 1415)
1. Iz kliniki gospitallnoy terapli (zav. - prof P.A* Tepper)
Krymskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(BLOOD-COAGULATION) (ARTERIOSMMMIS)

URBANYUK, K.G., dotsent (Simferopol')
Anticoagulation system of the blood In complications in hyper-
tension, Vrach.delo no.lM26-31 0 162. (MIRA l5110)
1. Klinika gospitalinoy terapii (zav*. - prof, P.A.Tepper)
Krymskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(HYPERTENSION) (HEPARIN) (BLOOD--COAGULATION)

URBANM, K.G.
j
Nicotinic acid in the diagnosis of a prethroubotic condition.
Vop. med. khim. 8 no.3:298-304 MyTe 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Laboratory of Blood Clotting, M.V. LomonoBov State University.,
Moscow and Chair of Therapy, Crimean State Medical School,
Simferopol iTHROMBOSIS) (NICOTINIC ACID) (FIBRINOLYSIS)

URBAIIUK, K. G., dotsent
Prethrombotic conditions in hypertension. Terap 34 no.1:39-44
162o iMM 15:7)
1. Iz kafedry gospitallnoy terapii (sav, - prof. P. A. Tepper)
Krymakogo meditsinakogo institlata.
(HymmisioN) (THRwosis)

URBANYUK,_&.G~
-----
Blood coagulation changes and their relation to the effect of
drugs in hypertension. Kardlologiia 4 no.3145-48 My-je 164.
(MIRA 18:4)
1. Klinika gospitallnoy terapii (zav. - prof. P.A.Tepper)
Krymskogo, meditsinskogo instituta.. Simferopoll.

URHANYUK, K.G.
Blood coagulation Ln hypertension complIcated b-f cerebral
insultue. Zhur. nevr. i palkh, 64 no.10-1491-1484 164.
(WRA 171l1)
1. KII-ika gospitallnoy terapiA K.-7m!!kogo meditslnskogo Instituta
(zavedyuehchly - prof. P.A. Tapper), .14mferopoll.

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BMMOVIC, ~.B.; DELJAC, A.
Absolute configuration of A -hydroxy-A -phenylpropionic acid. Croat
chen acta 31 noA153-155 #59. (Ew 9:9)
1. Chemical Laboratory, Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb,
Zagrebp Croatia# Yugoslavia*
(Hydroxyphenylpropionic said)

Absolute configuadat of (--)-e-hjrdrg MIT-
9
enWoroviortic id4l K. Bakn-(w--&&nd P--. V.
3
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(-).I frnm eithtr the (+)-d6ro kttove
clic a6d.or from 1. E, Nziarftip-o
O-me num

MDAS,T.
Subieshoes and skis in Pohorje. p. 91.
(Alavenski EtnWaf. Vol. 9, l956, Yu&alavia)
(I
SO: Monthly List of tut Europaw iccessions (EM) IV, Vol. 6, no. 7, July 19579 Uncol.

URBAS, T.
Report of the Provincial Museum in Plaribor on ethnographic research In 1955.
Z71.
Solovenmki Etnograf. Vol. 9, 1956# Yugoslavia)
~
SO: Monthly List of East European Accesaions (EEAL) IA Vol. 6, no. 7, July 1957, Uncl.

URBASEK, Jan; SIMECKOVA, Libuse
Acute polychondritis. Cas.lek.cesk 100 no.21:639-643 26 My 161.
1. MUNZ-Oatrava I, interni oddeleni I., prednosta MUDr. J. Urbasek.
(CARTILAGE die)

Grour -4 - ng, c f -,, --f 7~,E, i bi -. f rl:~ r 5 :-;:s cf
a C., ti-,f9 P-n-'; ir.~tl C tiV(- r-t?3 I;S t -MrV'c? a rgi a iir-; 13 ~4,: -0,-
164
1. I'ligh,11oltage Fri-vlt,~ of -Engineerirt.?,
University 3f Zaareb -~,,E:reb, "Jri-qlp- u]-. b.b.

LUKOSEVICIUS, A.; STARAS, I.; DAGYS, J., red.; IUNAUSKAS, T., prof.red.;
KRIAUCIMIAS, J., red.; MACYS, J., red.; MINKEVICIUS, A.,
red.; MISEVICIUTE, A., red.; STARAS, I., red.; TUINYLA, V.,
red.; UpgyAS
tekhn. red. red.; GLEBAVICIENE, S., red.; ANAITIS,J.,
(Lithuanian pomology] Lietuvos pomologija. Red.V.T'b1ny1o..
Vilnius, Valstybine politines ir mokslines litoraturos
leidykla, 1962. 43 P. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Lietuvos Bodininkystes draugija.
(Lithuania-Frult--Varietion)

TIMMM13) A. T.
"The Zhagarnkaya Cherry, Its Morphology and Biological Traits and Growth Conditions
in the Lithuanian SSR,11 Cand Biol Sci) Inst of Biology, Acad Sci Lithuanian SSH, Villnyus,
1955, (KL, No 18, Apr 55)
SO: Sum. No- 704, 2 Nov 55 - Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended
at USSR 11igher Educational Institutions (16)e

TJRB_:TAl,'~ A. P.
"Innervation of' t.-.e Arteries Sun-I-141i , +1 - j , if vr__4 , . If, Leen~- -~d Ln~t,
.. ~11~ .:~Ql I ~. z - -- -
Vo3cowp 1955
(Dissertation for the Df,.~:rt~c of Candidate of !'adical 'ictonces)
SO : Kn tzhnaya I/A~-Pljl, No. 32, 6 nu,.g 55

URBONAVICHUS, 1. [Lrbonaviciusy I-]
Future construction workers sbould u3e innovating m6thOds-
Prof.-tekh. obr. 18 no.8;9 ;g 161. (MMIL 14:9)
1. Master proizvodstvannogo obucheniya kaunasskogo stroitellnogo
uchilishcha No.4p Litovskaya SSR.
(Building trades-Study and teaching)

COMES, L., conf.; IGNA, M.; URCAN, I.
Staphylococcal acute angina. Microbiolcgia (Bucur) 6 no.1:30-31 Ja-F
,61.

RUM&IIA
LAZOK, Gh., Dr, and URCAN, Moara, Dr. Work performed at the
Section for Contagiou ,s 'Disea-s*e,sASectia de Boli Contagioase) of
the Hospital of Huedin (Spitalul Huedin).
"Varioliform Pustulosis in an Eczematous Suckling."
Bucharest, Microbiologia, Parazitologia, Epidemiologia, Vol 8,
6-
No 5, Sep-Oct 3. pp 457-461.
Abstract [Authors' English summary modified): A case of Kaposi
varioliform pustulosis in a non-vaccinated eczematous infant is
reported. The authors emphasize the vaccinal environment as
the mode of contamination. Treatment consisted of a combination
of specific gamma globulins, antibiotics, cortisone and roborants.
The dangers of a I'vaccinal environment" for an eczematous infant
are pointed out.
Includes 3 French and 1 Rumanian reference.

GAVRILA, I., Prof.; COMES, L.; POP, V.; URCAN, S.; OORGAN, V.
Meningo-encephalitic manifastations in epidemic parotitte.
Rev. 1giona microb. epidam.. Bucar. no.3:66-72 July-Sept
54.
1. (Clinica bolilor contagioase, Cluj).
(M M.S. complications
meningo-encepbalitim, statist. in Runania)
(HYMNGOENCEPHALITIS, etiol. & patbogen.
wmps, statist. in Rumania)

GAVRILA, I., Prof.;'COMIS. L., conf.; SERBAN, I., dr.;. FPWVIEV, M., dr.;
GUIDALI, K., di.; PIRVU, C.. dr.; INPURXM, A., dr.; CUCU. Al..
dr.; BUCIU, X.. dr.; URCAN, S.0 dr.; LUCA. I., dr.
Interpretation of blood sedimentation rates in infectious
diseases. Had. int., Bucur. 8 to.4:525-532 Avg 56.
1. Luerare afectuats, in Clinica, do boli contagiopst dir. Cluj.
(IKMTION, blood in
sedimentation rate, deters. & relation to intensity of
die.)
(BWOD SADIMMATION, In various die.
Infect'O die., determ. & relation to Intensity of die.)
(CONMMGABLE DISFASAS,' blood In
sed1mantation rate. determ. & relation to intensity of
dis.)

GAVRIIA, I., prof#-; COMES,L.,conf.; PIRVU,C.,dr.; URCAN,S.,dr.; FRATIIA,O.,dr.,
BOTA,Ro,chimist
Investigations of amylage in the blood and urine in e.oldemic
parotitis. Med. int..Bucur. 12 no.1;15-22 Ja 160.
1. luorare efectuata in Clinic& de boli contagivase. Cluj.
director prof. I. davrila.
(AKTI&SXS.metabolism)
(PAROTITLS,metaboliam)

COMES, L., conf.; KJRESEANU, T.; IGNAI M.; UKAN, S.; SERBAN, I.
Staphylococcal infections in the clinic of infectious diseases. Micro-
biologia (Bucur) 6 no.1:21-22 Ja-F 161.

KJRESAN, T.; URCAN, S.; BUCIU-URCAN, M.
Consideraticna on the staphlococcal strain isolated in the Cluj Infec-
tiouB DiBease Laboratory Clinic. Microbiologia (Bucur) 6 no.101 J&-F
161.
f

URGAN S dr.; FODOR, 0., prof.
Modifications of coagulation and fibrinolysis in post-viral cbronic
hepatitis. Med. intern. 14 no-4:493-498 Ap 162.
1. Lucrare efectuata in Clinica a III-a medicala, I.M.F. Cluj
(prof. 0. Fodor).
(HEPATITIS, INFECTIOUS) (HEPATITIS) (BLOOD COAGULATION DISORDERS)
(FIBRINOLYSIS)

,YEV ~ )4, A
MCHIX, S, 1',q BUDNIKOV, P, P, and MffV-t
"Theory of the Intensification of Production of Samd-Lime Bricks Using
Crystalline Hydrates," C.R.Acad. Sci., URSS, 84, No.5. pp 1021-4, 1952.
English abstract in Building Science Abstracts, Nos. 1-152, Vol.28, No.1, 1955
No.3-1

BORISENKO,, F.A., Umb.;;.U.RCHUKI.NV.G..,-inzh.
Remoke" of a blast fmrnace, Stall 23 w.1;34-23 Ja 163,
(faRk 2,6:2)
1. Zaporozhokoye upravloniye "Yushdomaremont".
(Blast furnaces-Maintenanc and repair)

URDKA Io
Geologic structure of the Iron ore deposits of Teliuc
and Ghalar. Rev min 14 no.8:345-350 Ag 163.

Rummitt/Diseases of Farm Animals. Diseases Caused by Viruses
and Rickettsiae.
Abs Jour; Ref. Zhur-Biol., No 9, 1958, 4C619.
Author : Surdan, C., Niculescu, A., Urdea, M.
Inst :Institute af Agriculture.
Title :Investigations in Connection with Influenza
Epizooty in Horees.
Orig Pub: Anuarul lucrar. stiint. InBt. agron., 1957,
463-473.
Abstract: No abstract.
Card : 1/1

TOWWDisess of Pan Weals. Die*"" of Unkam 11-3
ati.l.u. -%
Abe low i Ref Zhur-DW., No 20, 2950, 92759
Autbw :Vall= T ' Dmdtre
P"j r.1
TM% .2!~
21116 1'A it;~; -Of2Fjt*GtIOW AMA& WJAItIl Ift
Ong PA aProbl. mooteMn. al v%4win.9 19579 No 9j
29-36
Ab.km IAntibodies specific to P9445cm:mm pyosysimme
wom Wasent In 50 penw* of the worAned
swumm from MA d1seand OwImm. Meording So
%M autborel data, both a tutwebLe as"*
MA ps wymb" tdo VaA In the Moloor
of thl; O"G. From "A INIMOW "00-
Ourd I&A

U117CIE Dr--.-L-.i& State A2ricultural Fa= i~Pahida (GoS~oda,.ia a,!riccla de! stat
"'N"ear J
,,Vani reryion Clui.
"Ovine Coenurosisl:
Bucharest, Revista de Zoote'inziesi-I"Icdicina Veterinara, Vol 16, No. 6,
June 1966; -.p 69-72
r
.abstract: 'Trequcncy of thic cvirc central nervous system rarasitosis in
various years on some faims; the iniestation may vary in relative Airequency
4-n the Zeriale aind male animals, in lambs and adult sheep or ranns or mul:=2;
dvrin- seasons and years. Clinical and diagnostic data aze discussed.
Table, 3 Rumanian references.

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WERPTA MEDICA See 5 Vol 12/10 General Path Oct 59
3166. HISTOPATHOLA)GICAL EXAMINATION OF THE DIENCEPHALON' IN
STATUS EPILEPTICUS - Examenul anatomopatologic at diencefalului In
status epilepticus - U r c r h 1 A C . 1. and L i c h t e r C . Serv. VII Psihiat.,
Spit.'Prof.Dr.Ch. Marinescu'. Bucd-re-qti - NEUROLOGIA (Bucurelti) 1958.
3/4 (295-305) Illus. 5
The hypothalamic nuclei of 3 patients deceased in status epilepticus and of another
epileptic whose death occurred through some other cause were studied. Lesions
were found in the paraventricular, supraoptic, mam mi Ilo- infundibular pallido-
infundibular nudei and In the tuberal nucleus. The lesions consisted of chromatolys-
is, hyperchromatosis, various aspects of cellular and nuclear alterat.on, and
occasiorwil vacuole formation. The Importance of the diencephalon and of the vege-
tative manifestations in the production of convulsive seizures Is stressed.
Roslanu --Orasul Stalin (VIII.5,19)

EXCERPTA MICA See 8 Vol 1219 Neurolovy Sept 59
4318. insToPATHOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF 'rju; DIENCEIIIIALON IN
STATUS EPILEPTICUS - Examenul anatomopatologic al diencetalulul tn
status epilepticus - Urechia C. 1. and Lichle r C. Serv.VIl Psihiat.,
Spit.' Prof. Dr. Gh. Nra-ff 15esFuT.-TruMurelti -NEU ROLOGIA (Bucurepti) 1958,
3/4 (299-305) Illus. 5
The hypothalamic nuclei of 3 patients deceased in status epilepticus and of another
epileptic whose death occurred through some other cause were studied, Lesions
were found in the paraventricular, supraoptic. mammillo-infundibular. pallido-
infundibular nuclei and in the tuberal nucleus. The lesions consisted of chromato-
Iyals. hype rchromatosis. various aspects of cellular and nuclear alteration, and
occasional vacuole formation. The importance of the diencephalon and of the vege-
tative manifestations in the production of convulsive seizures is stressed.
~c~i.nu - Orasul Stalin (VIII, 5,19)

CHIS, Gheorgha; URECRE2 VR'3ile
- 'ometric binary. Studia Ur
Ahe V Trianguli phot liv P-P ,
Muth-Phys 7 no.1:107-116 '62.

URECHE, vasile
Preliminary orbit of thl~ hotometric.b.1nary V 'Irls-n9le. Studia
Un-4v B-B S. Math-PhYs 9 n~.109-97 164.

UFUF
ZHF, Vasiba
T[I Comae Berenlcec, ;= ::c-r-*3rj4c Cepphl~-,j. Slud!q univ B-B S.
- - I
Matl)..Pbys 10 no.1t711-81 165.

IURMWN s * podpolkovnik zapasa ine, KOrJP-VOOruzh' S"'
hn"-"'~ y disciP1 (YIRA 15:3)
ces on milital-
Even;g conferen
2 no.7:73-14 AP 162- (Military disciPline)

VISTRUCKA, Z.; LMD10VIC'.I. ----
---- --- " '"'
Answer of the authors of "Connection Bobemes in electrical engiliddring"
to the reviewer. Zavarivac 6 no.2/300-51 'El.

MMMIC 0 1.
gConected. works of the Yugoslav Semina for the Regulation,
Measurements and Automation, 1961t" edited by 14.Brozinscak.
Reviewed by I.Uremovic. Elektrotehnicar 15 no&9/10:160
161.

UREMOVIC , Ivan
"Collected papers of the Yugoslav Seminar on Regulation.9
Measurements, and Automation, 1961,ned. by Marijan
Brezinscak. Reviewed by I. Uremovic. Automacija Zagreb
no. 2A:124 162.

UREMOVIG, Lucija, mr. phe
Determination of fetal hemoglobin in peripheral blood smears in
infants born at term. Lijeen. vjesn. 86 no.5085-590 M7 161,
1. Iz Internog odjela Opce bolnice "Dra 0. NovoselaO' u Zagrebu.

VRUNICO D., dr.; VREMOVIC, V., dr; MOHOROVICIC, D., dr
Apoplexy of the adrenal.gland. Med. glas. 16 no.5s2lO-213 My 062.
1. Ginakolooko-pomdajni odjel i Patolookoanatomaki institut Opce bolftice
"Bmce dr Sobol" na RiJeci. -
(PREGNANCY compl) (ADRENAL Cim dis)
(HEMORRBAGE in pregn)
5

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SOURCE: 110f. MI. Fizika, Abs. qG13r)
AUTHOM: Nelaashevich, 1. 13
n
G.; Tkkachenko, v. m.; ~r~
'TITLE: Time scanning of the procecs of condent3ation of matter from a plasmia cloud in'
a condensed discharge
REF SOURCE: Tr- KO is. pq spektroslhopii, M1 Ss R, vyp. 1, 544-550
nnil;
TOPIC TAGS - electric diacharge, discharge pjar~ma, -11apor condensation, electrode
TRANSIATION: The geanning method iv, used to Gtudy the procesA of eminalon of matter
from electroden in a condensed discharge-, anJ particularly the cbange of the composi-
tion of the emitting vapor with J;jr,.c. TmportAuiL experimental data are obtaiued on
-the Idnetics of fqrn,~.tion of the vapor cloud of the electrode wterial.
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AUTHOKs .-Sovchenko. A. N.; Tkachev. V. Urenev, V,-I,
ORG: Dolorussian State University-im. V. I. Lenin (Belorusekly
gooddorstvennyy UnIver'sitet)
10
TITLEi Photoconductivity spectra of germanium single crystals Irradi-
ated vith Sauna-quanta
SOURCEs AN BSSR. Doklady, v. 10, no. S. 1966. 550-552
TOPIC TAGS: germanium single crystal, gamma irradiation, electron
energy level, Impurity level
ABSTRACTs An Investigation was made of the system of energy levels
which appears In n-type and p-type germanium irradiated with gamma-
quanta from Co60 at room temperature. Particular attintion was glven~t
a study oz the stable centers which introduce daeo energy levels Into
the forbidden zone. Photoconductivity spectra were taken in a range
from I to 5 V for temperatures from 300 to 80K before and after irradi
iation with Integrated fluxes of 1014-5 x 1017 kvICS2. The specimens
used were n- and p-type germanium single crystals with Initial specific
resistances of 48 ohm-cm and 6 ohm-cm, respectively. The concentration
of residual impurities in the electrically active etate.for n-typ*
2

L 42097-66
ACC M AP6029648
material was up to 1012-1013 ca-3. Investigation of the electrical
characteristic* of specimens af t-or. 1rV,&*tWt Lac -VhWd" "the pres4fice of
EV + 0.01 ev, X. + 0.008 ev, and Ev + 0.17 ev levels in p-type ger-
manlus and EC - 0.20 air level in n-typ e19ervianium. Irradiation of
n-typo crystals with doxes up to 5 x 10 kv/cm2 did not change the
conductivity sign. At T - 80K the Fermi level in Irradiated n-type
specimens was located 0.16-0.22 ev from the bottom of the 'conductivityzZi.
zone, while in p-type specimens it wAs found 0.20-0.26 ev from the top
of the va'lone* zone. The presence of deep centers in both irradiated
and nouirradiated crystals indicates that these centers are not Son-
j,#'alt of
*rated due to the irradiation but are only dLspt"A'd7As thC:x1j
it. The transition of electrons between the zo-ifba-and these-centers
. . &. - "- ';
in Irradiated crystals can lead to a significaut,c"i In--tub-tblic
tration. of free carriers. Such a chafiRe 16 ciniat"
lbI
since after irradiation the ejullibrited c`on'C'enir'ai6'u';'Vf -frwi 'ta:r Laro-1
becomes very low as a result of their capture,
which Introduces ahallower energy levels. -Therefore--in-Iiiiiiisied
A4' 'to detect-----.
specimens for which the ratio Aa/v is greater, L-t to OvssL~
deep energy levels which belong to residual imperfactioiii~M-,'the crystal_~
4"
lattice, OrLS. art. host I figure.
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L~ningrad, 1952
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URINTSW. A.
Role of repairmen in meeting maintenance req7airements. XTS 14 no.3:
31 Kr 154. (XLRA 7:4)
1. Direktor mashino-traktorno7 stantaii in. Dzerxhinskogo Tadzhikskoy
SSR. (Machine-tractor stations)

KOVACH, E. [Kovacs, B.1; SHVEYDER, Y. LSchneider,, I.); URESH, F. [Ures,, F.)
Mechanism of tropine- * -tropine Isomerizatione Izv*AN SSSR.Ser.
khim. no.2:320-326 F 164. (MIRA 17:3)
1. InstAdit organicheskoy khimii Sagedskogo urliversiteta,, Vengriya,

AUTHORS: Vanyukov, Y. P., Mak, A. A. -and UT-F 51-A -1-13/2 G
Ya ~_
TITIB: Instantaneous Bri&-iltnesS of a Spark-DischarCe Channel
in a Capillary. (Mgnovennaya yarkost' kanala iskrovogo
razryada v kapillyare.)
PERIODICAL: Optika i Spektroskopiya, 1958, Vol.IV, Nr.1,
pp. 90-92. (USSR)
ANSTRLOT: The paper reports resulto of measurements of the Spectral
density of briGhtness of a spark discharge channel in
capillaries filled -v~d.th air at atmospheric pressure, or
with xenon at 4 atm. The technique of measurement and
apparatus are de;E~cribed in Ref.2. Capillaries filled
with air were 61ass tubes with internal diameter of
0.25, 0.4 and 1.35 mm. and an inter-electrode distance
of 10 MM. Capillaries filled with xenon viere quartz
tubes with an intex-nal diameter of 2.5 mm. BriChtness
Card 1/4 was measured in the direction at riCht-anGles to the

51-4 -1-13/26
Instantaneous Bri~-,htness c--" a Chanr,,.~l in a
Capillary.
capillary. For the sake of comparison, measurements
of briL;htness of the spark discharSe were mado also in
an unboLinded a-r i
.;_ _~ap .Fj-E;.l shows curves, for air,
of -the spe-l"Cral dcnsity of bri~-htness as function of
0
the viavelen~gth under vario,;Ls discharge conditions at the
moment, when the spectral density of bri~,P_tness a',
Q
"'14-94, .1%. reaches its r-Laximuia. At constant- discharL.-e
enerUj narro,.-iinC; of th-0 discharge channel by the
capillai7l produces -in inercase of the channel briChtness,
part.;icularly in the shorL-wavelenjrth part of the spectinim.
Decrease of the capillary diameter cannot be carried on
indefinitely since in vorj narrow capillaries br-'L,,:htness
decreases (e.t capillary briCht- ess is
,3. in 0,25 mm un
Card 2/4 less than in the O.L~ M~ capillary). Increase of the

5i-4
Instantaneous Bri:-,htr-e--s of a ~~,T)arh-.-Dischar~;e C-annel in a
Capillary.
energy of discharL;r-, thrcu,~;h a capillary inci~,,ase-,,
brightness. T,-,e hi_cJie-st brightness of 50 x 106stilbs
was obtained in a channel 0.4 rx-A wide, filled with air
at atmospheric prr-,so-irc, on discharr-,-inE; a 0.011 PY
condenser charL;edi to 29 kV. The briGhtness terperatlure
for this case was 94 0000 K. Increase of the inter-
electrode distance from 10 to 20 mm does not
appreciably chan6p the spe,,,tral density of brightness.
Fig.2 shows the results for xenon in a 2.5 mm capillary
filled vidth xenon at 4 atm (curve 1) and for a
spherical pulse-d-Lischaree lamp also filled with xenon
(curve 2). The results of Fig.2 show that briC-htness
Card 3/4 in a capillary fillel with xenon (7 7. 106 stilbs) is

51- 4 -1-13/26
Instantaneous Bri0ptn-_,.-_c of - Spark-Discharge Channel in a
Capillary.
less than t'ho corresponling bri-litunesss in the spherical
0 -
lamp (11 x 10 6 ~,tilbq) . Thio is due to the fact tha'-:
'Uhe dischar,~,e-channol widt-h in a 2.5 rua capill-ar-j is
ID C_ - _L
limited by that capillary at a comparatively late sta.-e
of th~ discharL,_~,. FiL;S.l and 2 show that radiation
frola a oapillai-j dischar,!'-_-~ dif2ers cons ide rably frozi
black-body radiatio-n (dashed curves), except atu hiZ~a
engrgy densities in tu'lue discharge channel (Fig,.l,
cuinres 1 and 3). ThIz results obtained' are sur,=arized in
a table on P.92. There are 2 figures, 1 table and 5
Card 4/4 references, of which 4 are Russian and 1 American.
ASSWIATIGII: ;3tal.-'e institute of Optics ii.i~~ni S, I. Vavilov. (Gos.
optichoskij I. Vavilova.)
L;UMJTTE1D: March 18, 195?.
AVAIJAB!X, : Library of ConGres_. 2. Cppillaries-Spectral
1. Capillaries-Spark discharge-Brightaose density

URFS, M. (Gorlkiy); BLOIN, A. (Gorlkiy)
Keeping pace with our time. NTO 5 no.11:46,48 N 163. OUPUI. 16t12)
1. Neshtatnyy korrespondent zhurnala. "Nauahno-tekhnicheakiye obshchostla
SSSRII (for Ursa).

MATUS01A) A.P.; KUCHINA, Ye.N.; URFS,,_Y!4,.A.,; CHASHINA, G.S.
Use of corticosteroid hormcnes in the treatment of the post.'r-far-ot
syndrome. Sov. med. 28 no-5:59-62 My 165. (MIRA 18%5)
1. Ke-fedra fakulltatakoy terapii (zav. - prof. A.I.Gefter) na baze
Klinicheskoy bollnitsy No.5 (glavnyy vrach N.L.Pyatnitskiy) Gorlkov-
skogo meditsinskogo instituta.

0 UIR&SCH, F.
"Chemical character of the pigments in a new nitrogen-fixing micro-organism"
by Gy. Nemeth., F. LTMCH & G. Fodor, Stereochemical Res. Lab., XTA, Budapest,
and L. Lang, IMTURE MAGAZINE, 30 SePt. 1961, u.

URZSCHj Ferenc (Budapest)
An account of aq study trip to East Germany, Kem tud kozl MTA 13
no.3s351-364 161. -
1. Magyar Tudomanyou Akademia Sztereokemiai Kutato CBoportja, Budapest.
Germany, East-Botanical chemistry)
Germany,, Eaat-Biochomistry)
Stereochemiatry)
~

FODOR, Gabor, akademikus; BEIM, Denesne; BITE, Pal, kandidatub; DOBO, Pal;
FARY-A5, Lorant, kandidatuB; F. VARGA, 3va; M"IMT, ZEM17v ka-rZ-'da*tz;
'OfMy.Laazlo, kandidatus; SWITAY, Csaba., kandidatus; URESCH, Ferenc
An account of the Prague Symposium on Natural Organic Compounds.
Kam tud kozl MTA 19 no.1:0,5-103 163.
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Sztereokemiai Kutato Csoportja,
Budapest (for Fodor, Bake, Lampert, Otvos, Urcsch). ;4. Magyar
Tudomanyos Akademia Kemial. Tudomanyok Osztalya (for Bite, Dobo,
Farkas, F. Varga, Szantay). 3. "A Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia
Kemiai Tudomanyok Osztalyanak Kozlemenyei" szerkeszto bizottsagi
tagja (for Fodor).

URNSCII, Ferenc
An account of mystudy trip to Czec~xslovakia. Kem tud kozl
MTA 20 nQ.1-.117-119 163.
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Sztereokemiai Kutato Csoportja,
Budapest.

FODaR,,G,; Ur=CH,F.; DUTKA,F.; SZELL,T.
Lactonization and ring inversion in the pyrrolizidine series.
Coll Cz Chem 29 noolIZ74--Z79 -Ta'64
1. Stereochemical Research Laboratory,, Hunge-tan Academy of
Sciences, Badapest (for Fodor and Uresch)* 2,* Central Insti-
tute of Chemistry,, Hungarian Academy of Sciencow, Budapest
(for Dutka). 3. Department of Applied Chemistry, University,
Szeged (for Szell). -

URE6b\/,
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Aaempod:W~v, V. P., R. G. D. Uvc~-
(Problam~ A%ilding Large Tuarbo-
C-mnem~r,rs) 1458(,MV, AF SMP -'960- 73 P- 3o5i,-D i~Tiep, printed.
Sponsoelm(,,, A&.,icy: Aka&nd:,-,!~ r-.,;.,.%k SSSR. Thatitut elektromkhaniki.
F.d.: X. D. El. of ft,,I-Ashing Houses At As C)iizhovj Tech. Ed.:
N. A. ve.
PURPOM: Mile ccsk:P-t is i:Ltended fDr enginee2.-e and scientists.
CaMRAM: Sht, pr-rbltms d-4-sc-amsed in the boolapt refer in considerable degree,,
to the mvhint-,ry --f t,,mwrr-,,,r. nivs, t-hp. &uth-:t%-;; ha-m h%d to base their vork
on dp~bq. and xr-qeez,~h set -jut som basic trends
In tlv.-. OIL tn~%-b6g~-m::-~tor manufac~urlmg and indicate the course
for f=~.hjar and dr-ve'rTmnt. Chapters I and III were written by
V. P. Ar-,,-rk" T.-` by R. G. Kash;3Lrskly, cbaptar V and VI by
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TABLE Off COMMS:
Foreword 3
5
Ch. II. rd--ect-Ce-I.Ixg Yethods Ine!reasing Q~e I*zd=iu Ijapacity
t%f
Ch. M. &-rl-es With Irv-reaaing
- I 'I~My-p b1 tbe ft=70 11,0 Mv 20
lo SW;in- --*~~ pnLIj---a
2. Change- of abaracteris'.1c i:-A a se-ries of geamtrio-aUy
similr%r m,,hines and in a wr-4#-.q of inachinea of consiAnt us,--
when Cop"14;y JS :jnZ-%.&3erj
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ProblelLs of BL;:. *-Lg
Ch. IV. 'LlIev Pr-)bljemB in Deslgr-iag 31
1. design 31
2. YlecIv.,--ical strength and -vibration in stal;~.Iity 39
3. MeV.-ol-1. of therml and bydraulic cainalations in nonnection
with direct cooling 48
4. Problem of developing an excitation devtce 52
5, Prospects of using new mteriftla in the construction of
high-power turbogenerators 54
Ch. V. Basic Results of Developing a Draft, Dusign of a 750 MW
Turbogenerator 59
Ch. VI. Conclusion 68
Symbols 70
Bibliography 73
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UR3TSKAYA;.,,YI,SHNTAKOVA; BORISOV; PINKHASOTIGH; XURADOT; RMILIKAN; OSXaSKIT;
BOKSJRKAN; GORPISHGMM; YXRJUU=; ZHARKOV; POPOV; ROKANOTA;
SIDORANKO; TOWN; TIKOVBTATA.
Dmitrii Sorgeevibh Pkvlov; obitusa7.'Gaz. prom. no.106 j& 158.
(Paylovs Dmitrii gergeevich, 1904-1957) (MIRA lltZ)