SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VARANOVSKIY, YA.M. - VARBANSKIY, A.M.

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FzRVGMAYSj,.IY, G.S. ; VARANOVSKlY Ya siclipitlilp1j, V.i)
Use of infrared rays in stereoscopic Pticroscopy. Zool. 2'~-,,lr.
no.7:1075-1078 165. U19 IZU,,110:31)
1. Voyenno-meditsinskaya akudemiya Imeni Kirova, Leningrad.

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VARANOVSKIYA Ya.M.; LEV, I.D.; SHALUMOVICH, V.N.
Use of infrared rays in studying superficial veins in man under
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normal and pathological conditions. Arkh.anat., gist. i embr.
49 no.10:83-89 0 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. kafedra meditainskoy fiziki (zair. - dotsent Yu.S.Vayll'j,
kafedra normallnoy anatomil (zav. - prof. V.N.Murat) i kafedra
patologicheakoy anatomii (nachalln'-k - chlon-korrespondent
AMN SSSR prof. A.N.Chistovich) Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordena
Lenina akademii imeni Kirova. Submitted April 6, 1965.

VARAP-E-ROT,-B. -A. --- - --
37708 biologicheakiy metod ranney diagnostiki beremennosti.
akjsherstvo i ginek0logiya, 1949, No. 6, a. 31-33.
SO. 1,etopis' ZhurnaltrWkh Statey, Vol. 47, 1949

VARLA PE7,M 11 # G ~1, ,, &,R-7 BIA % T . ADEMEKIII NA, 11 ~ A. ~ MMT-U~DYAN,
Properties ol" levels and radiations of (Y.Id and `~S
nuclei. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. fiz. 28 no.10-1657-1663 0 '64.
(M71FA 17:12'~
Ispc.117--~..
koadteta
1. Fizicheskiy -Ins'.1tut GosiAarstvannogn
po
vaniyu atomnoy energii SSSR.

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AUTHORS: Afanaslyew, M. V,; Lyakhovich, L. S.; Kapellyan, S. 11.7
Varashnin, L. R. qql,7.5-
TITLE: Influence of pulsed pressures and tenTeratures on the dif-
fusion process and mechanical characteristics of the hardened layer
in the case of a spark discharge
SOURCE: AN BSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fiziko-tekhnicheskikh nauk,
no..l, 1965, 86-92
TOPIC TAGS: spark discharge, surface hardening,, pressure effect,
temperature ef f ect, surf ace dif-iZ,-sion _VY, - I
ABSTRACT: The article presents the results of a study of the in-
fluence of/the interelectrode medium and of pulsed pressures on
diffusLonri3rocesses and on the change in the microhardness of a
hardened surface layer in the case of a condensed spark discharge.
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The investigations were carried out in air, water, and supersaturat-.
ed water solution of borax. The pulse pressure was produced by the
discharge itself, initiated between iron electrodes (one in the form'
of a point and the other in the form of a plane) situated in a
sealed chamber filled with liquid. The discharge was produced at
2000 volts by a 2000 4F capacitor bank. The microbardness data
were processed statistically. The results showed appreciable dif-
ferences between the pressure indentations of the hardness measur-
1- ing machine differ. The high-pressure chamber was described else-
where (DAN BSSR, no." 2, 1964 The microbardness in air was prac-
tically doubled to 200 kg/mm, In the case of a discharge in water
with op-en surface, further increase in microbardness is observed,
2 for the cathode and 460 kg/mm2 for the anode. For a
to 275 kg/n-an
discharge in water contained in the sealed chamber, the microhard-
ness in,areased to 300 kg/MM2. In the borax solution, the correspond-
ing microhardnesses were 340--400 kg/mm2 for the open surface, and
500 and 700 kg/MM2 for the cathode and anode, respectively, in the
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sealed chamber. The thickness of the borated La --150 ~t
_Xer was 100
for the open surface of borax solution, and 150-200 p in the case
of the closed chamber. The time during which the metal was in the
molten state was estimated from the reaction diffusion formulas to
be 530 "ec. The results obtained are discussed from the point of
view of the pulsed pressures, cooling conditions, and alloying.
Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 3 formulas.
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AUTHORSt Wakhovicht L. S.; Varashnin, L. R.
TITLEt Influence of nickel, copper, and aluminum~n borated medium
carbon steel
SOURCEs AN BSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fiziko-tekhaicheskikh nauk,
no. 1, 1965, 93-98
70PIC TAGS: carbon steel, alloy system, surface hardening, k2ron
steel nickel containing alloy, copper containing alloy, aluminum
containing alloy
ABSTRACT: The investigations were made on samples 10 mm in dia-
meter &,ad 20 mm long cut from ingots melted in an induction furnace
with acid lining. The investigations were made at 850, 900 and 95OC!
with soaking at 1 and 3 hours. The results show that.the depth of
boration of the layer increases with the increasing temperature and
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with the increasing soaking me. The alloying elements exerted
a noticeable influence on the depth, structure, and properties of
the borated layer. The depth being successively greater for nickel,
copper, and aluminum, but not at all concentrations. Typical re-
sults are shown in Fig. I of the Enclosure. Orig. art. has: 5
figures and 3 tables.
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Fig. 1. Efect of nickel (1), copper (2) and aluminum on the depth of this
borated layer at 950i 900, and 850C (a, b, and c, respectively).

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A"JIMOR: _Lyakhovich, L. S.; Var,nshnin, L. R.; Dalraana,,, F. 'V.
ORG: Belorussian Polytechnic Instit~ute (Bolorunskly PolitekdMicheskiy Institu~
TME- The. effect of alloying elp-ments on the properties of bora-ted layern
SOURIM All LSSR. Vestsi. Scryya fizika-tekhn1,chnykh mwruk, no.-l' ;1:q66,--55-6i__
..TOPIC TAGS, metal ~Iiffusion, borate," '~oride, alloy steel, phase analysis
-of -the ef fie - -t- -of saturet
:_ABSq-M=:: -The-:~' atudk~ 4-als --with, the restilts c, ion and alloylng
lements on the depth of the borated laZier, its phase co;,-,ipounq nnd pi,opertics. It
hag been entablishcd Qiab tbe process or fornntlon of the borixted layer is wcompwifoli
not only by thc rodirtriNtion of cafton (betwoen -1che boridle Phen,~s Arvd tb~) pFirrrnt
It but alloylmg elemen-~s P-,i v#J.1. In thr! pr-ocost-, of' crtu
m'c t 1 1.) va tion curhjlh~
ele'mentr' diffuse III to -the tvawii t,,.' rjr, zotr!, will 1.3c. 711 v'1:1
i rito the 1^'orato4 1,1h1le bt-Ing in tl-i~-- T*rfr1L' pl-l'i
1-1 W.-vc content of borldle Vhra~;r_7: in the lay~~r, 7
In n'laced 11-noll tlk~_' effn'2t of -o C
cl(.-i;~~,n[..,) on )1. ri~.tlng kliticftJ
of tly! 'k-'ornto-111 o A,j-j the pro'cez;s o' alloyIng t, '." z
c1lcllr'i~~ti_l U.~)mposition of the. stf~(-Ic' tecttr4 v1s, 'vol"~ n_'3 t'lae oUler rarljlLa Of* test..) '11"_-
given in ttCoulux form, The niathors offei~ recoi-Tmendal-Unic ma the nelection of otcc"",G
1-..orutIn&!. Orig. wA. ha~3 4 f igLLver- end 3 tabl'os. (13 wed on withorla abootractjj~'~_
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2-1877 !LP-11-9( UAj. Illiyaniyo V zholwa na ur -: ay ,barn
G !~ sa- 0y
7veklY i toratov. Trutr rrt3norkrsk. -ta pi-:!ich.
vyp 7, 1949, s. 70,--82. - Pibllllo[.~r: 10 na--v.
SO: Letopis, Zhurnallpykh Statey, I!o. 4-9, !.(osj,:,jaj 1949

VARASOVA, . ~=. , z-
0 - V-evww~lw-w, I .,:,. -,
Characteristics of Buropean ash sojedo from various geographical
sources. Trudy Bot.inst.Ser.4 no.11:370-387 156. (MLRA 9:9)
(Ash (Tree)) (Seeds) (Germination)

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VARASCIVA, N.N.; KVITKO, K.V.
Comosition and amount of pigments in a series of mutants of
Chlorella vulgaris. Vest. LGU 17 no.15:119-124 162.
(MIRA 15:8)
(Algae) (Pigments)

ZABOROVSKIY, Ye.P.; VARASOVA, 111.11,
Germination of the seeds of cranberry and wayfW-Ing trees.
Bot. zhur. 46 no.8:1169-1171 Ag 161. (MIRA 15:1)
(Cranberry tree)
(Wayfaring tree)
(Germination)

VARASOVA N.N.-, VASIL'
Photogy-athol4icalli --~',Avc b'F-,ae arid the,
effect of nult~vaton con3itlc~-,~~ --n therl. 20 n0.15,,
97-104 165. (~JTRA 18:9)

- V -~A I "
aik ~ -- -- - - --- - -- --- -- - - -- - -
9 0 G*
Sweat secretiout elimination and exercise. Orr. hatil. 94 n0.22:604-
607 31 MaY 1953. (CIXI 25:1)
1. Doctors. 2. Research IaboratQry (Head Physician -- Dr. Vilmos
Grubich), National lustiltu~te of Physical Training,an(I Spotrts Hygiene
(Director - Read Physician -- Dr.'Sandor Balassa).

VARAUS, Vladislav
On extensive resections of the smll intestine. Rozhl. chir. 1.1 no.2:
80-86 F 162.
1. Chirurgicke oddeleni krajake nemocnice v Ceakych Budejovicich,
prednoeta doo. dr. -Tiri Saftar.
(INTESTINE SMALL surg)

VARAVA, G.B. (Kherson)
Filling of canals with Krugliakov7s cement. Probl.stome
6tl86-188 162. (MIRA 160)
(RATERIA MEDICA2 DENTAL)

KRASOVSKIY., Yu.P., gornyy lnzh.; -VARAVA, I.P., vornyv inzh., GLADUN, O.A.,
gornyy inzh.; TKACHENKO, A.P., gornyy inzh.; SPTAWK0, V.I.,
gornyy inzh.
Using various types of transportation in Krivoy Rog Basin mines.
Ugoll Ukr. 7 no.11:38-39 N 163. (~aRA 17:4)

ZAPARk, S.A., kand. tekhn. nauk; PANOV, V.k.; VARAVA, I.P*
optimal standard dimensions of excavators and dump trucks
for Krivoy Rog Basin strip mines. Met. i gornorud. proz.
no.109-61 Ja-F 164. (MIRA 17t10)

JARAVA, K.N.
On the water system of Palsozoic dsposits in the western part of
the Pripet Polevyv of the Ukrainian S.S.R. Dop. UN MM noo4.-384-
387 '56. (Fa.RA 9:12)
1. Iustitut goologichnikh naxfc Akadomli nauk URSR* Predstavleno
akademikom Akademii nauk USSR V.G.Bondarchukome
(Polesye-Hydrology)

-- VARAV4L, It#* LVarava, K,M,J
Now data on the flooding of pro-Umbrian crystalline rocks In
Polesys. Geoleshur, 18 no.4:105-111 '58. (MIRA 12:1)
(Polsoye-Water. Underground)

VVAARMAVVA. Konatantin mikolayevi Evarava, X.M.); BABINNTS, A.Ye. [Bijbinets',
h
-------A.-IR.-l-,-End-.goologo-miner.nauk. otv.red.; OTCHAROVA,.Z.G. lOv-
charovap ZoHoj# red.izd-va; KATVIYCHUK, 0.0., tekhn.red.
[Underground waters of the Ukrainian Polesyel Fidzemni vody
ukrainalkoho Polissia. Kyiv, Vyd-vo Akad.nauk URM, 1959. i24-n.
(HIRA 12:11)
(Polesye--Water, Underground)

URAVA, X.N. (Varava, K.M.)
~.. ft. Y_-;W4 ilj r~wp,~_ ~;
Scientific and technical conference on prospects for the
development of productive forces of the Kiev Economic Administration
Region. Gaol. shur. 19 no.3:105-106 '59. (MIRA 12:10)
(Kiev Economic Region--Geology, Economic)

BABINETS,A.Ye.s otv. red.; .VARAVA ~.N.-, red.;
Popov, VOSOv red.; hia~F.A.-.q red.;
FALOVSKIYP A.A.., red.; TSAPENKO, I.I.,,
red.; LISDVTTS, A.M., tekhn. red.
MESYATS, I.A., red.;
UIASOVICH, N.M., red.;
red.; KELIVIK, A.F.,
(Traneact.Lons of the Firot Ukrainian Hydrogeological Conference)
Trudy t"Arainskogo gidrogeologicheekogo soveshchgniia, let.
Kievy Izd-vo Akad. nauk USSR. Vol.l. (Hydrogeology] Voprosy
gidrogeologii. 1961. 463 p. (MIRA 15:5)
1. Ukrainskoye gidrogeologichookoye soveahchaniye. let.
2. Institut goologicheakikh nauk Akademii naak Ukrainskoy SSR
(for Babinets, Varava, Falovskiyp TSapenko). 3. Kiyevskly gosu-
darstvemiyy universitet im. T.G.Shevehenkc, (for Rudenko).
(Ukraine-Waler., Underground)

KOTELINIKOV, I.V.; F NOMAREV, P-U.; GRINBERG, Yu.I.; GALAYEV, I.P.;
TORBA, V.G.; POPOV~ H.H.; VARAVA, V.I.
Making ferromanganese with the use of manganese carbonate
ores. Met. i gornorud. prom. no.3s6-9 My-Je 164.
(MIRA 17:10)

KOT-ZLINIKOV, I.V., FOPOV, N.N.; VARAVA, V.I.; ANISIMOV, A-T-
Influence of the size and cross-section of a furnace on the
technical and economic indices of blast-furnace smelting of
ferromangenese. Stall 25 no.lOt880-883 0 165. (MIRA 18-,11)

CHEMOKOV, I.I., dr. tekhr,. nauk, prof.; VISIINYAKOV, B.I., kand. tekhn.
nauk, VARAVA V T. kand. tekhn. nauk~ GARBUZOV, MM, inzh.;
. - & --' ~ y
S AP inr-i zZ..
Test be-nh for the vibration dampers of railroad vehicles.
04. (M-IRA 1?-112)
Sbor. trud. I,IIZHT no.2154160-170 1/,

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VARAV a, pomoshchnik mashinista teplovosa.
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High grade maintenance for diesel locomotives. Zlek.1 tepl.tiaga
no.10:38-39 0 157. (MMA 10:11)
1. Dep- Tanhkout-TovarW.
(Diesel locomotives--Maintenance and repair)

USSR /Engineering Boilers, Auxiliary Nov 52
Equipment

On Layout and Design of the Devices for Air Pre-
heating With Steam in Boiler Installations," Cands,
Tech Sci L. B. Krol I, I. B. Varavitskiy
1z V-S Teplotekh Inst, No 11, pp 29-32
States that utilization of exhaust steam for pre-
beating air before its admission into air prebeaters
of boiler plant eliminates major shortcomgs of or-
dinary air prebeater system with recirculation of
hot air, namely: impossibility of preventing dew
248T83

condensation on cold slirfaces of heating during
periods of firing, shutdown or lowload operation
of boiler installation. Discusses arrangement and
design of preheater with steam, and economy of fuel
and electric power.
248T83

1. KIIOLIP L. D.; VARI'.*'rL-i3T,'.IY, T. -.".
2. ussq, WO)
4. Stean Boilers - Air Freheating
7. DesiminC and calculating arrangmients for the preheating- of aL- of stem in boiler
installations. Izv. VTI, 21, No. 11, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 1953. Unclassified.

Steam Meters
Measurement of high pressure steam consumption by means of welded-in diaphragm.
Elek. sta., 23, no. 2, 1952
Inzh. Kand. Tekhn. Nauk.
2
SO: Month List of Russian AccessionsP Library of Congress, A;pril 19,56, Uncl.

1. ".%~AYITSK7Y !. D. Engs.; Ye. !~.; -:10L', 1:. r.
I ~ ~- ==.L~ - - -
2. USSR (600)
It. Stean, Doilers - Air
76- Preventing corrosion and the clogging of steam boiler air preneaters uit~k ashes.
Elek. Sta., 23, No. 10o 1-52
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, February -1953. Unclassified.

VARAVITSKIT, I,B.v icandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; Ir L.B.. tekhniche-
V.A.. kandidat tekhnicheskikh nuuk.
Oneration of sprviring regulators of stmerheated. high-Presoure steaz. Xiek-.
sta. 24 no.8:3-8 Ag 153. (MLEIA 6: 8 )
(Steam, Superheated)

VARAVITSM, I.B., kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk-, KROLI, L.B., kandidat
~~Wk"Wikfth nauk; MARKIN, Yu.A., inxhener.
Increasing the efficiency of an electric power plant by preheating air
with oteam. Alek.sta. 25 no.3:6-11 Mr 154. OMRA 7:6)
(Steam boilers--Air preheating)

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AID P - 1375
Subject USSR/Electricity
--Card 1/2 Pub. 26 - 2/3o
Authors I Varavitskiy,,I. B., Kroll, L. B., and
xuzrs~sov, N. Kands of Tech. Sci.
Title Reduction of temperature of outgoing flue-
gas with the help of an improved design of the
boiler
Periodical Elek. Sta., 2, 4-8, F 1955
Abstract The authors consider that at present the
temperature of flue-gases is, as a rule, too
high, and thus does not correspond to existing
technical possibilities. The increase and
improvement of the convection-surfaces, and the
use of low-pressure steam-economisers and of
heat-salvaging boilers can, in certain cases,
contribute to the efficiency of power plant
cycles. This applies in particular to plants
burning fuels-c-antaining moisture and sulfurous.

Elek. Sta., 2, 4-8, F 1955 AID P 1375
Card 2/2 Pub. 26 2/30
The authors describe and illustrate new heating-
surface arrangements which, in combination with
heat-salvaging units, contribute to reduce the
temperature of exit -gases and to protect exit
heating surfaces from corrosion. 3 drawings
lnsti-tut,Wn: None
Submitted No date
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AID P - 4952
Subject : USSR/Engineering
Card 1/1 Pub. 110-a - 1/21
Authors Rakov, K. A., L. B. Kroll, I. B. Varavlt
V. M
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Biman, Kandidats of Tech. Sc-r7"""~' ~__ -
Title Some problems of designing large once-through boilers
of super-pressure type.
Periodical : Teploenergetika, 8, 3-10, Ag 1956
Abstract : The authors give recommendations for the design of the
above boilers, based on testa with the experimental VTI
boiler (UP to 300 atmospheres and 60000, as well as on
the joint work of Organenergostroy and VTX Institutes in
1954-1955. The article is illustrated bY 7 diagrams of
boilers of supercritical pressure.
Institutions: All-Union Heat Engineering Institute (VTI) 6nd All-Union
Trust for the Construction of Power Plants (organenergo-
stroy).
Submitted No date

VARAVITSKIY,..Ij,, kandidat tekhnichemikh nauk-, LIM)KVIST, B.A., inzhener;
. " - - ..~- .tOZOVft7Tp' A.T., inzhener; RUVIMSKIT, I.M., inzhoner.
Operation of a smAll-size economizer. liek,sta.27 no,6:5-9 Je 156.
(Boilers) (KUU 9 19)

I.B., kandi~at te'7qniches-ikh wuk.
Wator conditic-.---'=- f~5:- %!-,7i-rrezz=e steam generators. ~lnerp7etik
5 nr, .7' 1-4 J!
(Fied-dater pwVication)

AUTHOR: Ostinskiy, A.P.
TIM A conforonce on Llics CORS'UPUCtioll Of tl!'~' Ldl of
boilers operatin!, on sulphurous fuels. (,Gove-_'-ch~!ni.-.e
po konstrulctsiyaLi kh-vostovy1ch poverkhnostey 1--otio-Tri
4-opliV~,I~
rabotayushchikh na vysolzoser.nisty],-h U U. h
PERIODICAL: Teploonergetilm, 1958, 110.4, pp.91-92 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: A scientific-technical conference on the develop:.ient of
new types of -tail surfaces for boiler.-3 vxrhiiiL.. on
sulDhurous fuels was convened by the Perm Pa.tg-er Directorate
and the ReE;ional Division of ETTOEP and lie ld in Perm. - in
October, 1957. The coifference was attended by
representatives of power systeLis working, on Sulphurous
fuels and also by i~eprasentatives of the All-Union Thenao-
U astern Brarich of the All-Un-;on
technical Institute he ~;j
The rmo-Te chnical Instit-ute, the Central Boiler Turbine
Institute, ORGPLES and the Taganro~-, Boiler Works. Ten
reports were made about investiGations of sulphur corrosion,
corrosion protection, and the development of nev,.- types of
tail surfaces for boilers.
Dr. Tech. Sc. N. V. Kuznetsov reported on the ~~,ork of the
All-Union T,.Lermo-Technical In,--~titute oia the causes of
sulphur corTo2ion of boiler heatin-surfacec. The Chief
Card 1/3 EnGineer of Perfaenergo, P. F. Kochuc"nov, describcd
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21;
A conference on the construction of the tail surface-,'O-.P bo'_Uers
operating on sulphurous fuels.
successful experience with cast-iron elemeritz~ and ,ilsco
with ena:--iel Drotection on steel tubes. The r,_-T)r,.sentative
of Mosenergo, En incer Belyanin, also endorsed cast-iron
eleL,ients. Engineer MaSell of BashkirenerEo recoun-III-ed the
successful use of chemical additives to reduce corrosion
and wear of tubes when burnin- Bashkirian fuel oil.
Engineer V. V. Kazanskiy of Pei-,.iencrgo discussed methods
of enamelling, water-heater tubes- and. the rasistance to
corrosion of different sorts of cnwficl.
R. A. Petrosyan of the All-Union Theimo-Technical Instit-ute
described Ithe reconstruction of the tail port of a boiler
in the Zak~.:..isX'-, Heat and Electric Pov.,er Station.
Cand.Tech.Sc. 1. P Vaa~avitskiy of -the All-Union T-hermo-
H
r~ 0
Technical Inst~I'EUE 1~ ed a new arram-ement of tail
heatinc- surfaces vith gar, evaporators and Stoa:~i heating
of water adopted at the Kizelovsk rc(.,ional electzic
pov.er station.
Dr. Tech.Sc. N. V. Kuznatsov of the All-Union Therza-o-
Technical Institute, En:.-ineer Lindkvist of Sverdlovener~,o
-3 ID
and En-ineer Lakhman sDoke on the theory, de_-!,.-n and
0 - -
Card 2/3 oDeration of s,aall coiled heatin-m- surfaces, v;l,.ic"--, have

06-4-21/24
A conference on thle construction of the tail ourfacesz~'oll, '~Ooilers
operatinr- on sul-phu-rous 'Luelz.
tj
been widely used in pouer stations in the Urals.
En6ineer Pitertsev of the ~;astern Br,:inch of the All-Union
Ther.mo-Teclmicol Institute reported on investi.~ations of
the boct te-11perature conditions for flue Gases ai,.d -Leed
I
., U
mter. Participants in dit;cussions included i~n,rineors
D,:~midov of Uraloner~-o and Fell shtiiis.';.-aya of Svennovenerj~o.
Th-,.; Coi-Sorc;nce reco:i!.iended that boilers burnin- solid
sulD-hurouc fuels should have cast-iron air heaters.
1-ilention vias -.,ado of ,ucce--sful experience of the use of
ena-mel and of additives to fuel oil. Future plans for
the introduction and testinG of new types of air-heaters
,%wre noted. The Conference directed the attention of the
technical directorate of the 'Ministry of Power StaGions
and the All-Union Therino-Technical Institute to the need
for malkin-r-, combined investir-ations to Drevent corrosion
of boiler heatir,:;--curf aces and ash-removal equipment.
C~
AVAILABLi~: Library of Congress.
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V! rl Vt ~:' 1%
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AUTHORS: V 't ki I
KaXAV3.'U S ,--Candidate of Technical Sciences;
__ Y9 T__
KostriWi-n, Yu.M., Candidate of Technical Sciences;
Galkina, L.G., Engineer and
Savinovskiy, D.A., Engineer
TITLE: The Preparation of Distillate in an Installation with
Direct-Flow Gas Evaporator (Prigotovleniye distillyata
v ustanovke s pryamotochnym. gazovym isparitelem)
PERIODICAL:Teploenergetika, 1959, Nr 3, pp 49-54 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: By the use of gas evaporators it is possible to obtain
distillate in an amount, up to 8-1001o of the steam raising
cipacity of the boiler. In addition, the flue gas
temperature is reduced, the size of the convective parts
of the furnace is smaller and corrosion of the heating
surf,-_,es is reduced. Gas evaporators can operate either
on a direct-flow circuit or withnatural circulation.
All the equipment used in the gas evaporators is provad
and reliable. In October, 1954 a gas evaporator was
added to a boiler of 160-200 tons/hour output. A small
heat-exchanger coil was installed at the end of the
Card 1/4 existing convective part of the furnace beyond the air

SOV/96-59-3--11/21
The Preparation of Distillate in an Installation with Direct-Flow
Gas Evaporator
heater. It was intended to operate during the winter
period as an economiser and during the summer period as
a gas evaporator. A general schematic diagram of -the
equipment is given in Fig.1 and a sketch of the
horizontal separator in Fig.2. Since the gas evaporator
operates at low pressure, steam is only contaminated by
dropwise carry-over of salts. An expression is given for
the ratio of the quantity of salt in the distillate to
that at the inlet to the separators. In conducting the
tests, in order to accelerate and simplify the analyses
of water salt content, solutions of phosphates and
chlorides were specially added to the water reach4ng the
L
evaporator. The results of 16 tests are given in Table 1.
The thermal efficiency and general characteristics o-." the
gas evaporator were determined from long-term operatimg
experience. The main conditions for producing di,-Allate
of the necessary quality during the -tests are givea in
Fig-3. It appears that at humidities of up to 45%,
almost all of the moisture reachinS the separator is
Card 2/4 removed. At higher humidities the efficiency of removal

SOV/96-59-3-11/21
The Pi-eparation, of Distillate in an Installation with Direct-rFlow
Gas Evaporator
is less and a single separator does not suffice. Even
the use of two film separators in. series, although a
considerable improvement, does not give distillate of the
required quality. Distillate quality as a fanction of
various operating conditions is plotted in Fig.4 and 5.
To study the operation of the separator during possible
periods of intermittent salt carry-over, thermo-couples
were installed on the coils. Thereby pulsation and the
uniformity of distribution of water on the coils were
registered. The corresponding test results are given
in Fig.6. An outline drawing of the calorifier with
multi-stage separation appears in Fig.? and the main
characteristics of the equipment are stated. Operating
experience showed a high thermal efficiency; the tubes
did not become contaminated or damaged, except occasionally
when they were abraded by ash. There were no special
difficulties in erection or repair and the installation
was particularly reliable in operation. Although in
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I SOV/96-59-3-11/21
The Perparation of -Distillate in an Installation with Direct-21oz,
Gas Evaporator
.corrosion was not observed. After 13,000 hours
operation one coil was cut out of the calorifier and
no internal deposits were found. On the basis of this
operating and test data extensive introduction of gas
evaporatorc !c recormanded. Their fiold of application
should be deteimined and design and. operating
instructions workad out. There are 7 figures, 2 tables
and 2 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy teplotekhnicheski3~ institut -
Sverdlovenergo (All-.Union Thermo-Tuchnical Institute -
Sverdlovenergo)
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SOV/96-59-9-19/22
AUTHORS: Varavit.1ki (Candidate of Technical Sciences) and
-Ga-T=na,, 1.t_.1*En.' ineer)
9
TITLE: Full-scale Tests on a Coil-type Calorifier
PERIODICAL: Teploenergetika, 191~9) Nr 9, pp 89-91 (USSR)
J
ABSTRACT; An article by Varavitskiy and others published in
Elaktricheak:~e Stantsii Nr 3, 1954, described an arrange-
ment of tail-end heating surfaces developed by the All-
Union Thermo-Technical Institute. In applying this
circuit a small coil-type calorifier was developed and
installed in a boiler with a steam output of 160/200 tons
per hour in 1955. An outline drawing of the calorifier
is given in Fig 1. During the tests the heat-transfer
coefficient of the calorifier was determined; the
assumptions made and the experimental conditions are
described. The coefficients were determined from the
experimental data obtained during measurements from the
air side. Corresponding measurements were also made
from the steam side. The methods of measurement and of
working out the experimental data are explained. The
Card 1/^ heat-transfer test results are plotted in Fig 2 and the
'7 test data are tabulated. A relationship is given

sov/96-~9-9-19/22
Full-scale Tests on a Coil-type Calorifier
between the Nusselt and Reynolds criteria for this
calorifier. It was found that the level of water in
Card 2/2 the calorifier had little influence on the test
results.
There are 2 figures, 1. table and I Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy teplotekhnicheskiy institut
(All-Union Thermo-Technical Institute)

VARAViTSP 'KIIU , Ye.1-11.
!,-I-,R,,-kand.tekhn.raxuk; DOROFEYEV, I.Yo.; inzh.; ZYS
------inzh.; ULKEHAIUM, A.I., inzh.,- LEVNTER, I.A., inzh.; TFACHT, V.P.,
inzh.; TUCHKOVSKIY, P.M., inzh.
Use of a small-sized air preheater in burning Ekibastuz coal.
Blek. sta. 33 no.5:7-12 My 162. (ULRA 15 :7)
(Air preheaters) (Furnaces)
(Electric power plants)

Y,
C;-)
V 1,556. IF HN;!
Fuel Abstracts varnyl trill I I.D Y'rol P 3ad I o;::11 In
June 1954~ florcow), ttE7~95
Steam Raising and hicli ixvssure horzontal mid verweni ote:-,t ocol-~r-, witil excir'lij"C
shr,vi that these revii-itrim; en.,;IWQ Of PCIIII1,711 tL1.j!,c-rGtIu*L!
Steam Engines- withill * 100C and OYCII uver n vilou iwid rwi,.c. Tiw fj,r tho L111;U
rcctlorE in itweli the stvja cow,'onzatIon prGau~'s 6crurl'ut v;:;3 fj i'1. I I fix I I azl
--Ltru;L due to taijurature clionp Ili E11L Ca-le, of 1w)*j'.*,Cnt.,!I tt:j;,~3 1;:!.,!
i Ili LdMon 1zcaj/n)ji and 50 r,11111oll for ycrtlc~!l tul;Q3.
z

VAROITSKIY. I.M., kandidat meditsinskikh nat, ; YMINOVICH, Ye.m.;
Ye.S.
Novocillin therapy in syphilis. Vest.venA derm. no.1:35-37
Ja-7 '54. (MI-RA 7:2)
1. Iz Ukrainekogo nanchno-isoledovatellskogo koshno-venerologi-
cheskogo instituta (direktor - professor A.M.Krichavakiy) i 4-go
vendispansera (glavnyy vrach L.Ya.lashchenko). (Syphilis)

-VARAVKAj- -V-6-
CHIGVIBTSEV, I-; VARAVELW-1~--
Excesses in 9uppl7 and marketing organizations. ]Pin.SSSR 18
no.2:50-54 F 157. (Y-LRA 10:5)
(Retail trade)

RADUKIN, Tiktor Pavlovich; GOWSEVA, K.A., inzh., retsenzent; MASLIT,
K.Ta., zuborez, retsenzent; ZMXOT, P.A., kand.ekon.nBuk, red.;
YAILAVKA, T.Tj, red. vypusks; MMYAKOV, M.N., red.; RG2XNBMG,
red.; S141RKITSKIY,Ye.K., kand.ekon.nauk,
red.; SUSTAYOT, HtI.. inz-h., red.; DUGINA, N.A., tekhn.red.
[Labor organization In a workohopj Organizatsiia truda na rabo-
chom meste. Moskva, Haohgiz, 1960. 46, p. (Biblioteke raboohe-
go mashinostroitelint Seriia 'Usnovy konkretnoi ekonomiki.*
no.4) (MIRA 14:5)
(Machiner7 industry--Lnbor productivity)

1. VARAZASHVILT G.S. , A::4-,,LTS!IYTT,'f G.V. Eng. , -Y-AUAFOV V.A.
2. !fSSR (600)
4. Soil Percolation
7. Field method of determining the filtration coefficient of cohestv goils,
Gidr.stroi. 21 no.12. 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessionst Library of Congrese, April 1953, unclass.

VARAZA11171LI 5.
Geometric .-iine Lcvelin:?,Usinr7 a Phc.,tocell
Tr. Gruz. -~olltekhn. in-ta ~-'O 32, lp 85-90, V~54
Geometric Lev6ling in a mine survey is dascrib- . A photocell is
located in the focus of the talesco,,-e eye~1,2ca and -L diaphragm with a
narrow horizontal slit replacing the horizont3.1 wire of the net. The
CP
photo-,ell is coupled to an amplifier and a relay which si-ritches on an
electric signal lamp. The light sourc,-, ia a 4-6 volt lamp fixed in the
focus of a paral>olic reflector behind the Jlaphraga -,-rith a slit 1-1.5 cm
wide and fixed to a slider on a susFended rod. The rod is calibrated on a
2mm. scale. The instr-Lunent was tested in the Geor-rian lolytechnical Institute
(RZhAstr, No 11, 10,55)
SO: Sum 812, 6 bleb 1956

CHMURISHVILI,' L.S.; VARAZASHVILI. G.3.
Using elec~rlc prospecting to study causes of swamp formation.
Trudy Init.geofiz. AN Gruz.SSR 13:119-127 '54. (MW 9:9)
(Prospecting--Geophysical methods) (Swamps)

14- 57-6-12 316
Trans.lation from: Referativnyy zhurmil, Geografiya, 1957, Nr 6,
pp 85-86 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Varazaah%?ill, 11. ~
'T
TI.TLE: Basi,~i of a Method for Conputing Silting Over Large
Areas (Osnovnyye polozbonlyn metodiki rascbeta kollma.-
tataii bol'4ahikh P103hchaday)
PERIODICAL: Tp. Gnjzlo waliore~ 1956,
Nz~ 4 (.,7)~. pp 143-7-55
.i
ABSTRACT: Tina ajrho5z prop,.,3-3s a method for determining
",-;~.ng , '-r laltge 3 and for cal,,ula ting the
--,mo J.
- . _~,l ai" t ph.:~,~o ne,,~eaaary to f I" I a baoin
t-) a dfjaj~7,od ele,l-at"Ion. This oan be acn-amplished
tha relating the size of
U49!~T!;)ated by tho ~jontour 11nes to the ele..,
- t 1. -,'np '17ti3a3ly (in
j'a cf thag4 .-. a) and also ana-
whi-~-h t-h8 rc,11-ume of t-ha soil nece.3sary for
Card _,,~2 dij:raga-rding iiu-3 z~,,jmpac:t-ion-is taken as

Me't ri ~ d t
5 6 - 12 3 -;-. 6
being equ-)': tD thle of wlt-h its beaa eat~al to the area
uo be a L 'U-Esd~ aznd w I t1h ',,de s:qu:.- to tha maximum thIck-r-ioss
of the pi-inned layer -,r* The a".3,:? establishes the
oondit.I-.)na for tha am~~-"Int of- ooze (.4rom tho Qhange in
water turbidity -Ad-th time). 3) H6 proposes that a planned
flow netw3rk be estiblishal .r, the illted basin.',' for this purpose
he suggesta th&t &TI flow plan be arrived
at with the h~.-i'-,p a mod.-~'& ~i:)nt-iining V1360'aS
liquids. 4) C,~,mp---Aat-!r.-; of the z~'~ t,,oza may be !:'arriad out
with the hal-p .-I,f Ithe .I-o C"Irveqll OfIthe I iglit.
Theae cu.-;es expre~-is t"ne ttitv,~er. t-u.rbidlty and ti-me
of sedimentati-,.n.
Card 2/2 G. D.

SOV/1 24- 58- 10 -11152
Translation from: Referativnvy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 10, p 63 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Var~izashvili, N,-G. -
TITLE- Acceleration of the Process of Silt Deposition by Changiag the Stream
Pattern (Uskoreniye protsessa kollmatatsii putern izrieneniya plana.
t--cheniy)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Gruz. n. -i. in--td gidrotekhn. i melior. , 1957, Nr 18-11),
pp 286-292
ABSTRACT: In an example of silt deposit on performed in the years 192()- 1936
over an area in the -.,icinity of the town of Poti by the waters of the
Rioni river, an uneven distribution of deposits over the area was
noted. In order to attain a more uniform distribution of the suspended
particles in relation to the area and depth of the depositions, 't is
suggested that directing structures of a wicker type be installed in
the outfall sections of the feeding channels. Owing to an increase
in the velocities of the stream from 0.5 to 0.7 m/sec in the channels
formed by these structures, the carrying capacity of the stream is
increased. Silt deposition over an area must be accomplished in
Card 1/2 stages from a downstream location, working in the upstream

SOV/124-58 -10-11152
Acceleration of the Process of Silt Deposition by Changing the Stream Pattern
direction. The effect of the directing structures suggested in the paper. under re-, iew
was studied on a three-dimensional model.
V. V. Fandeyev
Card 2,12

.~LARA-MUfflU4 o-A.
Experimental investigations of discharge structures in river
estuaries. Trudy Gr-LzNIIGiM no.20:231-240 158. (MIRA 15:5)
(Hydraulic structures)
~ ~ ~ . 91 ~~~ - ". 9;

YARA~ASHM
TREGUBOVA, Yu.G.
Eroding away of the shores of one of the small reservoirs. Trudy
Gruz NIIGiM no.21:203-208 160. (MRA 16:1)
(Coast changes) (Reservoira)

1~ S ~' 1, L 1 1 11
EXCERPT4 'NEDICA Sec.3 Vol.-U/5 Lndocrinology IMay 5?
946. VARAZI B. S. and PAILODZE 1. B. Med. Inst.. Tbilisi. USSR. *Vliyanie
a rena Pfin-a--rinsulina na khlmism gladkoi myshechnoi tkani. T h e e f f e c t
of adrenaline and insulin on the chemistry of smooth
muscle BJULL.EXSPER.B1OL.MED. 1956, 41/2 (50-51ITables2
Under the influence of administered adrenaline the glycogen content of smooth
muscle (rabbit uterus) decreased, the carbonic anhydrase activity increased, and
the amount of vit. C remained unchanged. Administration of insulin caused some
increase in the glycogen content of smooth muscle In rabbit uterus, vit. C content
and carbonic anhydrase activity were practically unaltered.
Mityushov - Leningrad

YARAZI, V.S.#; PAM142, I.B.
liffect of adronalin and insulin on the chmistry of smooth muscle.
Blul. okep. biol. I mod. 41 no.200-51 P 156. (MIRA 91Q
1. Is kafedry meditsinskq7 khimii (zav.-prof. V.6. Varazi)
Thilinskogo maditsinakogo instituta (dir.-profo I,Me Menteshashvilill
(MUSCIAS, effect of drugs on,
epinephrine & insulin.-on glycogen & vitamin 0 in
smooth muse. (Run))
(WINIMINNO effects,
on muse., smooth, glycogen & vitamin (Rus))
(INSULIN, effects
same)
(GLTOOGIW. metabolism,
muse., smooth, off. of epinephrine & glycogen (Rue))
(,VITAMIN 0, metabolism,
same)

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USSR / Soil Science. Soil Genesis and Geor-raphy. i
1z'
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 7, 1958, 29425.
Author Varbalis, P., Shullts, S., Gurskiy, V.
Inst
Title A Change in Several Peat Carbonate Soil Proper-
ties on High Yielding Plots. (Izmeneniye neko-
torykh svoystv dernovokarbonatnykh pochv na
uchastkakh s vysokila urozhayem).
Orig Pub: Pochva i urozhay, Riga, 1957, 6, 83-103.
Abstract: The changes are examined in moisture, waterproof
aggregate content and the intensity of nitrifi-
cation processes in peat carbonate leached cul-
tivated soils, planted with grain crops, sugar
beets and perennial grasses. The observations
were made on the grounds of the ;'Skanpali" ex-
perimental base in Yelgaskiy Rayon in 1952 and
1955.
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14-57-6-12262
Translation fromt Referativn zhurnal, Geografiya, 1957, Wr 6,
p 79 (USSR'V
AUTHORt
TITLE:
PERIODICAL'o
ABSTRACT;
Card 1/1
Varban, As K.
A Simple Water Meter for Measuring the Amount of Water
Used in Intermittent Irrigation (The Universal Membrane
Water Meter VAG) Prosteysheye vodomerno7e prispos-
obleni7e dlya uccet(a raskhoduyemoy vody vo vremennykh
orositelyakh. (Universallny-y shchitovoy vodomer "VAG"F
Sb- n.-i. rabote Azovo-Chernomore so-khe in-t, 1956..
Vol 14, pp 161-171
Bibliographic entry
tV-3r:A RQ~ YL2 111-1%-113

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Physiology
P., KANTCHEV, D., 1-.,.Stituto Of Physiology,
!ulgarlan my of Sciences
"Characteristics of, the Moelectrical Activity of the Cervical Vaa,us
in Chronic Experiments
Sofia, 11,olcladv ?,ol!~arslcoy Akadcmil- N'nuk, Vol 20, NO 1, 1967, pp 69-72
7 A -- carried out (A. Varbanova,
Abstract: CZnSlIsh article Earlier the author
V. Soholov, Compt. rend. Acad. bulg. Sci., 19, 1966, 73) acute G:eperximerits
11ith cats leading off continuous r'aythzAc back.ground affereat impulses
f-o.m the cervical vagus. To obtain moro -iforwation about the character of
this type of impulse and cli-minate th-, side c-,-'fect of narcotics and of
a3c-n'-s 1*,~,,;aobilizzing the animals, they prepared three cats with pe-nnanc-ntly
implanted electrodes on n. vagaus. Under conditions of no omtnrnal
perturbation and of a quiet animal In Irolatod chambers, there zp-,~-c-r c~~--i;:Inucus
rhytl-aiiic 1,-,pulses being led off from the va-us of not very higi amplitude
(under 50 ~.LV, usually 10 to 20 ,...V) which have a relatively stable frequency
comprisring'two frequency groups '(one of 26-33 cyclcslscc and another of
56-66 cycles/soc). Parallel with the monotonous rhythmic In-pulses of not
too high an amplitude and rather stable frequency, there is another set of
1/2

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Ap
VARBANOVA, A., SOK06OV, V., Institute of Phyaiologyp Bulgarian Academy of;
r0V ~nc
Participation of Interoceptive, Imouloas in the FormWon of the
--l-kground Bi lectrical Activity f the Brains
so
Sofia, 2~k~a~y,BRjgprakpy.AknjW~ A uk, Vol 18, No 3, 196.5, pp 279-282
.TOPIC TAGS' bljele~cfrlc ~h;niomenon, brain, neurophysiology, man, cat
,AkajLEpS.t1 CEngliah articlej Thoro hen 'boon a numbor of invooti ",tiona which
latrodo the connection existing betwoon tho olpho-rhythm (mat typical of the
rhythmic activity of the humgn brain) and the rhythm of spindles with sensory
stimuli. For instance, repeated flashinig with a frequency close to or lower
than that of the BlDha-wavas leads to a higher synchronization of the alpha-
rhythm instead of the anticipated reaction of awakening (14. Poloatini, A.
Devidovichl 0. Alcocer-Cuaron., R. Hernandez-Peon, ref. by Hernandez-Peon.in
pyq isslodo., .,n., d. AN SSSR, 14
Me!Etroont5afalogrp~icheok vaUiyo,y ., 1962, 96;
,W.-G'.'Wa1tbr; ~rgqjb2qk ~T~h~,* 1' 1959,'279).
.to~~&, 2 In narcotized cats,
slow distenticii bf'tho -st6rdoch'6a~saB the nppa~aranco of spindlea (0. N.
'Zamyntins, Tt; 1, 1958, 431). The aim of the
JnZ:~E,f VI
ipresent invdstigertlon -wds'td dj(plain-thb part played by continuous interocoptive
:impulsea in the formation of the background brain rhythm in cata. Oontinuous
*tests were carried out with implanted electrodos'in the specific cortical and
subcortical representation of the stomach (nuolo Yontr* post* mods at lot*
Card 1/2

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thalami, gyr. aygmoidous ant. at Post.)y as well as in form. raticularis
-mosenceph., nual. ventr. ant. th., hypothel. ventromed., hippoc. and optic
.cortex. Continuous distention of the stomach of cato'with 0 rubber bnlioon
through Boooow's fistula with a praeouro of 10 mm Hg leads to considerablo
changes,in the background bioolectrical activity of the brain. Experimental
,results and the ensuing diacussion show that by their nature and properties
the interoceptive impulses are particularly adapted to take an active part.
in the formation of the background brain rhythm. This paper was presented by
Corresponding Member D. Mateyev on 16 November 1964. Orig. art. has: 3 figures
and 2 tables. [JPRSJ
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Physiology
BULGARIA
VARBANOVA, A.,'.- SOKOLOV, Institute of Physiology, Bulgarian Academy
Br
"Changes In the Afferent Vagal Impulsation Under the Influence of
Interooeptive Stimuli"
Sofia, Doklady Bolgarskoy Akademil Nauk, Vol 19, No 9. 1966, pp 855-
858
Abstract; /En I h artIole7 The afferent vagal Impulses and the
3h_anFe_soecU_rrgi "in it under the influences of mechanoreceptor
Stimuli originA, g from the stomach and lungs havp been investi-
,gated in 35 odtfrendered motionless by Triouan. 'The afferent
:.;activity overl. vagus was picked up by a silver electrode placed
jon the distal end of the nerve, In the region of the neck. The
Vstomaoh was stimulated mechanically both by the continuous (10
min) and brief(10 see) distension of a balloon (introduced through
the caophagus), while the lungs were stimulated by the introduc-
tion of additional amounts of air by the system of artificial
respiration. Recording was done simultaneously by a double-beam
oscilloscope and a four-channel electroencephalograph. The oscil-
loseope and electroencephalograph reeordingp are accompanied by a
1./2

VARBANOVA, A.; SOKOLOV, V.
The participation of interoceptive impulses in the formation of
the background bloelectrical activity of the brain. Dckl. Bolg.
akad. nauk 18 no.32279-282 165
1. Sutmitted on November 16, 1964.

VARBANOVA, S.
Sirnthesis of polymethylene-bis-4-styryl quinoline halogenides.
Doklady BAN 16 no. 8: E29-832 163.
1. Submitted by Correpsonding Member B. Kourtev (Kurtev, B.]

VARBANOVA, 3.[Vurbanova, S.); IVANOV, S).
Inhibitory effect of polymethylene-bis-lepidinic dirbromides
on serum cholinesterase activity. Dcklady BAN 17 no.7:6641-
667 164.
1. Submitted by Corresponding Member P. Nikolov.

IVANO-1, V.; 11AABANN-MA, S.
On the biological ar!ticn cf pol~rrieth.,ilene-bis-lep;-din'Lc d.,Ibromides.
Doklady BAN 17 na.8:7~--70`7 'U.
1. Siibmittod by Corresponding K-,W-er P. tlikolov.
lt~~

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ACC NR;'
AUTHOR: Varbanova, _ S
ORG., HivJier Institute of loterinary Medicine
TITLE: The Ms-quaternization of 2- and 4.-styry1pvr1d1nos1
SOURCS. Bulgarska akade-mlya na naiikjtf~. Ploklady, -v. 1-~, no. 3., 1965, 23-26
TOPIC TAGS: pyridine, crystal, charLical roaction
ABSTP.ACT: T J'Englich artiole-7 The bio-quaternization of lapidine and
quindldine, an well as of 2- and h-styrylquinolineo, were discussed in
provious papers (Compt. rend. Aced. bulg..Sci., 16, 1963, No 7, 733,' 16,
1963, me 8v 829). It *ms established there that bie-quaternization with
,quineldine and 2-styrylquinoline does not proceed because of the ateric
hindrance, of the reaction center '%30. The author investigates the analogous
ireaction of the bie-quaternization of 2- and 4-styrylpyridines. She presents,
tabulated, the results of analyses and proposee an appropriate reaction
formula. The fact that now the bia-2-methylpyridinic and bia-2-atyrylpiridinic
safte are obtained in measurable quantities (2G-313 p.c.) (while this woo not
the case earlier during the work with the corroaponding bis-qulnolic salts)
seema to indicate that the abaonce of a bonzano ring bondc4 with a pyridinic
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VARBANOVA A SOKOLOV) V., Institute of Physiology, Bulgarian Academy of
ScieFces
"The Afferent Background Vagal Impulses"
Sofia, Doklady Bolgarskoy Akademii Nauk, vol 19, No 1, 1966, pp 73-76
Abstract fEnglish article7: The problem of the spontaneous activity in the
sense organs is one of the most interesting and at the same time least
investigated ones. To study the problem more closely, the author carried
out acute experiments vith 35 cats immobilized with tricuran. The
different activity passing through n.vagus was led over a silver electrode
put on the distal end of one of the nerves in the region of the neck. A
platinum electrode was placed for stimulation over the other (intact) n.vagus.
Besides that, using a stereotaxic apparatus the authors introduced subcortical
electrodes in nue. ventralis poet. lat. ed. med. thalami (specific thalamic
representation for the stomach and n. vagus) and in form. reticularis
mesenceph. Epidural silver electrodes were also placed in gyr. sygmoideus
ant. et post. (cortical representation of the stomach). The leads were
bipolar with 2 mm distance between the electrodes. The stomach was stimulated
mechanically by the distention of a balloon introduced through the oesophagus.
Results, presented in the form of numercus oscillograms indicate that 1) there
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exist spontaneous background impulses of law amplitude, are continuous,
and consist of uniform rhythmic volleys which slowly and gradually change
their amplitude, frequency, and polarity; 2) these bac!cground impulses
change under the influence of different types of narcosis; and 3) a bilateral
dependence has been shown between the background impulses of n. vagus and the
synchronized bioelectric activity of certain specific cortical and sub-
cortical formations (gyr. sygmoideus, specific thalamic nuclei), as w311 as
the non-specific reticular formation of the mesencephalon. The authors
assume that the background vagal impulses are caused by the non-medullated
C-fibers of the vagus. There are 3 Soviet and 7 Western references.
(Manuscript received, 11 Oct 65.)
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AUTHORS: Varbanakaya, R. A., Shelimcv, B. N., and Fok, N. V.
TITLE: Reactions of "hot" methyl radicals in solid phase at low
temperatures
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 140, no. 4, 1961, 818-821
TEXT: The authors studied the conditions of stabilization and the conver-
sions of methyl radicals obtained by photolysis of methyl iodide,
azomethane, acetone, and acetaldehyde at 770K. The role of "hot" radicals,
i.e., methyl radicals with excess energy, in these processes was
clarified. The analysis of gaseous reaction products and data of electron
paramagnetic resonance (epr) spectra were used for this study. Transparent
solid solutions of the tested compounds in methyl cyclohexane were
photolyzed in a quartz vessel cooled by liquid nitrogen. The concentra-
tion of solutions was 0.02-0-15 moles/liter, and a TTPX-7 (PRK-7) nercury
lamp was used as irradiation source. The epr spectra were recorded on an
9TrP-2 (EPR-2) device (Ref. 9: A. G. Semenov, N. N. Bubnov, Pribo'!y i
tekhn. eksperim., (Devices and technical experiments), No. 1, 92 (1959)). V#/
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A SC-5 (BS-5) filter pervious to light of 0 3100 ~, and a filter filled
with a mixture of Cl2 and Br2 and pervious to light. of k< 2900 ~ were used
in some of the experiments. In the photolysis of azomethane in solid
phase, one molecule of nitrogen and ethane each were formed per
decomposing molecule of azomethane, and, additionally, methane in a ratio
of CH 4/C2H6 10-04 independent of the intensity of light. Methane was the
only gaseous reaction product in the photolysis of methyl iodide.
Acetone was not decomposed under the conditions applied, acetaldehyde
slightly decomposed to about equal quantities of CO and CH 4' The fact
that the ratio CH 4/C2H6found for azomethane decomposition was
independent of the intensity of light indicates that ethane is formed by
recombinatJon of methyl radicals in the interior of a "cell", and not by
recombination of free radicals. The formation of methane in the
photolysis of methyl iodide and azomethane at low experimental temperature
(770K) suggests the formation of "hot" methyl radicals in the solid phase.
The stability of acetone to photolysis indicates the absence of "hot"
radicals, The reason is the large difference between the bond enerzies of
the C-C bond in acetone (77 kcal/mole) and of the C-I bond in methyl
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iodide (54 kcal/mole). The participation of "hot" methyl radicals in the
formation reaction of methane was confirmed by photolysis of azomethane in
light of differenc wavelengths. Increasing light energy (k< 2800 X -> X>310A
causes the increase of the ratio CH 4/C2H6 0 -1-7). Methyl radicals formed
in the photolysis of azomethane in solid phase were found to be capable of
the following reactions: (1) recombination in the "cell" immediately after
formation (formation of CA); (2) substitution reactions with molecules
of the solvent (formation of C11 4 and H', where R' denotes the radical of
the solvent); (3) stabilization with emer6enctj fro4i the "(,%AII' (confil,:11cd
by the epr spectrum of CH 3' radicals). The ratio of the extent of these
three reactions depends on the energy of the absorbed light. Increase ol"
this energy results in an increased formation of methyl radicals reacting
according to (2) as compared with those reacting according to (1), and in
an increase of methyl radicals reacting according to (3) as compared with
those reacting according to (2). The formation of "hot" radicals in the
photolysis of CH 31 and CH 3N2CH 3dn solid phase has thus been clearly
proved. The character of the reaction of these "hot" methyl radicals
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Reactions of "hot" methyl B106/B110
with molecules of the medium (methyl cyclohexane) depends on structure and
bond energies of the molecules decomposing with formation of methyl
radicals, and on the wavelength of the light used for de^lomposition.. This
effect is obviously related to differences in the type of excitation of
"hot" radicals which are formed in different ways, Finally, the authors
thank V. V, Voyevodskiy, Corresponding Member AS USSR, for assisting in
the evaluation of results, and N. N. Bubnov for recording the epr spectra.
The spectrum of the methyl cyclohexyl radical obtained by irradiation of
frozen methyl cyclohexane (770K) with fast electrons was recorded by
I. I. Chkheidze in the experimental plant of the Institut khimicheskoy
fiziki AN SSSR (Institute of Chemical Phyai.-,s AS USSR). There are
4 figures, 1 table, and 10 references: 2 Soviet and 8 non-Soviet. The
three most important references to English-language publications read as
follows: W. C. Sleppy, J. G, Calvert, J. km., Chem. Soc., 81, 769 (1959);
T~ Cole, H. 0. Pritchard, N. R. Davidson, H. M. McConnel, Mol.. Phys., 1,
408 (1958); W. Gordy, C. G. McCormick, J. Aw.. Chem. Soc., 78, 3243 (19756).
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy uriiversitet im. M. V. Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M.. V, Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: March 24, 1961
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AUTHOR: Ivanitskiy, V.
TITLE: Radio at the Festival (Radio na festivals)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1957, Nr7, pp3l-32 (USSR)
ABST RACT: Briefly described are public-address systems, radio communication and tv
services at the Sixth International Festival of Youth and Students and at the
sport contests (Tuly 29 to Aug 10, 1957) organized by the Olympic Committee
of the USSR. Officials responsible for communication facilities at, the restival
were interviewed.
I.A. Shamshin, Chief Engineer of the Moscow City Wire-Broadcast Network, said:
We have installed public-address systems in the streets, parks, squares, eto.,
also on the stages. We also installed the facilities for simultaneous inter-
pretation of speeches into 8 foreign languages. We also use mobile public-
address outfits. Most of the equipment was developed, manufactured, and installed
by our organization.
The Institute of Radio Reception and Acoustics (IRPA) has developed a new
radio system for language-interpretation facilities. A number of small-power
superlong-wave transmitters operate on a common loop antenna which surrounds
the building. Each member of the meeting selects the channel he needs in his
pocket-size receiver which is eqipped with a magneticlantenzO. The band used
Is 40 to 145 kc. A
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Another interpretation outfit was developed by the VEF factory in Riga; wire
communication is used.
ON. Vislenev, Chief of the Engineering Dept., Chief Administration of Radio
Information, said:
We furnished studio equipment and sound-recording equipment. We use a new
"Reporter-211 type portable tape recorder; its circuits including the motor are
supplied by dry batteries. We also trained personnel for tone monitoring and
other functions. We will be doing transcribing and phonogram. copying at the
festival. The sum total of the rooms at the "Radio House of the Festival*,
where foreign guests will work, Is 20,000 m3.
A.M. Varbanskly, Chief Engineer of the Moscow TV Center, Ministry of Communica-
tions, said:
We have a few live pickups like that at the Luzhniki Stadium, and five mobile
autobus-type pickups; we also brought an h-f cable to 17 theaters for possible
pickup connections. A type UZTP-1 outfit, developed by the Science Research
Kino-Photo Institute, will record tv programs and will be used for printing
films. The films will be distribruted over many cities.
Yu. ff. Andress, Deputy Chief of the Moscow Directorate of Radio Communication
and Radio Broadcasting, said:
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Broadcasting will be done from over 70 stations situated at Tarious points of
the Capital. From some pickup stations the programs will go in several
languages. Some stations are stationary,some mounted on trucks.
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6(6) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1854
Varbanskiy., Aleksandr Mikhaylovich
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Televizionnaya tekhnika (Television Engineering) Moscow,
Gosenergoizdat, 1959. 286 p. 25,000 copies printed.
Ed.: M.I. Krivosheyev; Tech. Ed.: K.P. Voronin.
PURPOSE: The book is intended for
working with video equipment in
It may also be used by advanced
departments.
engineering and technical personnel
television broadcast stations.
students of radio engineering
COVERAGE: The author discusses special aspects of engineering
amplifier units and systems of modern television broadcast
stations. He describes the operation of circuit components used
in fonning video signals and complete picture signals. He also
discusses the operation of power supply for telbvision equipment.
The author thanks M.I. Krivosheyev, B.S. Nyrnov, I.I. Sheyfis,
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and Yu.S. Milevskiy for reviewing the text. There are 29 Soviet
references (including 2 translations).
TABIE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
3
Introduction 7
Ch. 1. Block Diagram of a Video System of a Television
Broadcast Station 13
1-1. Construction of the block diagram 13
1-2. Video-signal passage 15
1-3. Distribution of syncb*,lnizing pulses 23
1-4. Signaling and communiGation 33
Ch. 2. Amplification System of a Camera Channel 35
2-1. Block diagram of a camera channel 35
2-2. Camera preamplifier 38
2-3. Compensation for aperture distortions 50
2-4. Intermediate amplifier 59
2-5. Compensation for nonlinear (contrast) distortions 93
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2-6. Compensating-signal oscillator 100
Ch. 3. Commutation and Mixing of Video Signals 1.07
3-1. Purpose and location of the mixer-commutator
device in the system 10
3-2. Mixer-commutator devices with no vacuum tubes la
3-3. Vacuum-tube mixer-commutator devices 112
Ch. 4. Linear Amplifier 122
4-1. Automatic gain control of video signals 122
4-2. Mixing of synchronizing pulses 126
4-3. clamping 127
4-4. Output stage for an amplifier with cable load 132
'4-5. Regeneration of synchronizing pulses 135
Ch. 5. Control Devices 139
5-1. Devices for observing video signals 139
5-2. Osaillographic control devices 142
5-3. Raster method of pulse control 151
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Ch. 6. Synchronizing Pulse Generator 154
6-1. Required characteristics of synchronizing pulses 1511
6-2. Frequency dividers 159
6-3. Synchronization with an a-e circuit 172
6-4. Forming of pulses 174
6-9. Synchronizing-generator block diagrams 196
6- . Separation of synchronizing pulses from a
complete television signal 210
6-7. Joint operation of synchronizing generators 213
Ch. 7. Transmission of Motion Pictures 221
.7-1. Special aspects of the television transmission of
., motion pictures 221
7-2. Pulse gating for motion-picture transmission 225
7-3. Transmission of motion pictures by the scanning
beam method 232
7-4. Method of optical equalizing 236
7-g Optical image commutation 238
7- Control of projector operation 241
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