SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VIKULINA, E.K. - VILAN, M.

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KHINCHIN, Aleksandr Yakoylevich (1894-1959); GNEDENKO, B.V.,
akademik, red.;._YIXQLINA, K, red.; POLUKAROVA, Ye.K.,
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tekhn. red.
(Pedagogical articles) Pedagogicheskis statti. Pod red.
B.V.Gnedenko. Moskva, 1zd-vG APN RSFSR, 1963. 202 p.
(MIRA 16:7)
1. Akademiya nauk Ukr.SSR (for Gnedenko).
(Mathematics--Study and teaching)

DASHKOVSKIY, D.K., red.; VIhIJLII%'A, E.K.I_red.; TARASOVA2 V.V.,
tekhn. red.
(Effectiveness of teaching mathematics in evening (staggered)
schools]Ob effektivnosti prepodavaniia, matematiki v vechernei
(smennoi) shkole. Pod red. D.K.Dashkovskogo. Moskva., Izd-vo
Akad. pedagog. nauk RSFSR, 1962. 119 p. (WRA 15:12)
1. AJ-aderdya pedagogicheskikh nauk RSF9R. Moscow. Institut ve-
chernikh (smennykh) I zaochrjykh srednikh shkol. 2. Institut
vechernikh (smenrqkh) i zaochriykh srednikh shkol,, Leningrad (for
Dashkovskiy).
(Mathematics-Study and teaching)

KoMPANIYTS' Petr Andreyevich, prof.; VIKULINA red.; LAUT, V.G.,
tekb,n. red.
(Teaching geometry in relation to arithmetic in the lat to 6th
grades]013obennosti prepodavaniis geometrii v eviazi s arifue-
tikoi v ;-Vr klassakh. Moskva, Izd-vo kkad. pedagog. nauk
RSFSR, 1961. 127 p. (KIRA 16:3)
(Geometry-Study and teaching)

SEMSHINY A.D., red.; VIOLINA, E.K., red.; KOSARLVA, Ye.N., tekhn.
red.
(Teaching mathematics in eight-year schools] 0 prepodavanii ma-
teLatiki v vostmiletnei shkole. Pod red. A.D.SemuBhina. Moskva,
Izd-vo Akad. pedagog.nauk RSFSR, 1961. 175 P. O-URA 15:7)
1. Akademiya pedagogicheskikh nauk RSFSR, Moscow. Institut ob-
sbehego i politekhnichaskogo obrazovaniya.
(Mathematics-Study and teaching)

MORO, Mariya Ignatlyevna; VIKULINA-, E.K., red.; NOVOSELOV, V.V.'
tekhn. red.
[Independent work of students in elementary arithmetic
classes] Samstoiateltnaia rabota uohashchikhais, na urokakh
ariftetiki v naohallnykh klassakh. Moskva, Ixd-vo APN RSFSRq
1963. 158 P. (MIRA 16110)
(Arithmetic--Study and teaching)

DAKATSIYAN, Ustinlya Vlaslyevna; VIKULIHA, E.K., red.; POLUKAROVA,
Ye.K., tekhn. red. ,
(Testing students' knowledge of mathematics) Proverka znanii
uchashchikhsia po matematike. Moskva, Izd-vo APN FISFSR,
1963. 87 p. (MIRA 16:10)
(Mathematics--Study and teaching)

USSR/Cultivat,.)d Plants,. Potatoes j Vogutables. 141,01ons. 11
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Author :.-YLkulina7 L. Ai, Zlobina, A, V,, Ushakova,
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Title : An Experimont kpplyinr.- Grovith Stimulators to
Increase Tomato Yields in Molotov Oblast'.
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103-120
Abstract : At th-~~ Dopartment ol' Plant Physiolo,,?y of the
Molotov University, a 4-year study was carried
out of the effect of sprayinf-,- tho flowering
racomes of 5 tomato varictics vith solutions
of 2.4-dichlorphonoxybutyric acid, trichlor-
phonoxyacetic acid, 2.4-D and CK-naphthylace-
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Abs Jour : Rof Zhur-Biol,, No 15, 1953, 68133
and sugars which werc contained in thom
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3(4,7) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2440
Vsesoyuznyy gidrologicheskiy s"yezd, 3rd, Leningrad, 1957.
Trudy...t. III: Sektsiya gidrofiziki (Transactions of the 3rd All-
Union Hydrological Convention. V. 3: Hydrophysics Section)
Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat, 1959. 470 p. Errata slip inserted.
2,000 copies printed.
Sponsoring agency: Glavnoye upravleniye gidrometeorologicheskoy
Bluzhby pri Sovete Minstrov SSSR.
Reap. Ed.: V.A. Uryvayev; Ed,: V.Se Protopopov; Tech. Ed.: M.1.
Braynina.,
PURPOSE: This work'is intended for meteorologists, hydrologists, and
hydrophysi,eii3ts r particularly those engaged in the study of snow
and ice and evaporation processes.
COVERAGE: This book contains papers on hydrophysieB which were pre-
sented and discussed at the Third All-Union Hydrological Conference
in Leningrad, October 1957. The Conference published 10 volumes
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Transactions of the 3rd All-Union (Cont.) SOV/2440
on various aspects of hydrology of which this is number 3. The
editorial board in charge of the series include: V.A. Uryvayev
(Chairman), O.A. Alekin, Ye.V. Blizn~ k (deceased), O.N. Borsuk,
M.A. Velikanov, L.K. Davydov, A.P. Domanitskiy, G.P. Kalinin, S.N.
Kritskiy, B.I. Kudelin, L.F. Manoim, M.F. Menkell, B.P. Orlov,
1. V. Popov, A.K. Proskuryakov, D.L. Sokolovskiy, O.A. Spengler,
A.I. Chebotarev, and S.K. Cherkavskiy. This volume is divided in-
to 2 sections: the first contains reports from the subsection
for the study of evaporation processes, and the second contains
reports from the snow and ice subsection. References accompany
each article.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
List of Abbreviations for Institutions 5
PART 1. SUBSECTION OF EVAPORATION STUDY
Reports 9
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Vikulina, Z.A. [Candidate of Geographical Sciences, GGI Leningrad]
CompuTfn-irv-aporation From the Surface of Water Reservoirs 9
TImofeyev, M.P. [Candidate of Physical and Mathermatical Sciences,
GG~ Leningrad] Application of the Heat Balance Method to Deter-
mine the Evaporation From the Surface of Water Bodies 16
Krasovskiy, A.A. [Director of the Group, Lengidep Leningrad] Ap-
plication of 4 and GOO Methods to Determine Evaporation From the
Water Surface of Reservoirs and the Transpiration of Hydrophytes 26
Laykhtman, D.L. (Professor, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical
Sc.tences, GOO Leningrad] The Diurnal and Yearly Rate of Evapora-
tion From Small Bodies of Water 35
Krillova, T.V. (Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences,
GOO Leningrad) Radiation Balance of Water Bodies 42
Vorontsov, P.A. (Candidate of Geographical Sclences, OGO Lenin-
grad] Certain Characteristics of Meteorological Cond-itions Over
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Water Bodies 50
Yakovleva, N.I. [Junior Scientific Worker, GGO Leningrad) The
Effect of Water Surfaces on the Air Transformation 59
Dmitriyeva, N.G. (Candidate of Geographical Sciences, TEIP
Moscow) Infiltration Into Deep Beds in Relation to the Determina-
tion of Evaporation 64
Konstantinov, A.P., and V.F. Pushkarev (Candidates of Physical
and Mathematic Sciences, 001 Leningrad) Basic Trends in the
Study of Evaporation From a Ground Surface 72
Volobuyev, V.R. [Corresponding Member of the Azerbaydzhan Aca-
demy of Sciences, Doctor of Agricultural Sciences] Relation Be-
tween Soils and the Hydrological Conditions 84
Romanov, V.V. [Candidate of Technical Sciences) GGf Leningrad]
Determining Evaporation by the Heat Balance Method Using the Data
of Standard Meteorological Observations 92
Rusin, N.P. [Candidate of Geographical Sciences, GGO Leningrad]
The Gradient Method for Determining Evaporation From the Ground
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and Its Application Within the Station Network 95
Konstantinov, A.R. [Candidate of Physical and Mathematical
Sciences, VNIGL GGI Valday] Computing Evaporation From the Ground
According to Data Supplied by Meteorological Stations 103
Struzer, L.R. [Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences,
GGI Leningrad) Estimating the Error in the Existing Methods for
Determining Evaporation From the Ground 110
Biryukov, N.S. [Candidate of Geological and MineralogJcal
Sciences, Institute of Forestry, Uspenskoye] Computing Total
EiraDoration of the Taiga Zone as Exemplified by the Forest Range
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L the Kadnokovskoye Forest District in the Vologodskays. Oblast' 119
Budagovskiy, A.I. (Candidate of Technical Sciences, Instiute of
Geography, Moscow] Evaporation From the Surface of a Vegetation
Cover 125
Fedorov, S.F. (Candidate of Technical Sciences, VNIGL Valday)
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?,vaporation Under Forest Conditions 131
Ku.znetsov, V.I. (Candidate of Technical Sciences, GGI Leningrad]
EvaporaLion From Bodies of Water Affected by Plant Growth 140
Shebeko, V.F. [Candidate of Technical Sciences , DelorusoiEn
1JII for Soil Improvement and Water Economy) The Effect of Drainin
a Swamp on the Evaporation Regimen N8
Pushkarev, V.R. [Cal id%te %~ ?hyEicaj.. Ma~hpmatic 1-8ciynces.,
GGI Lenin rad) Studyrrng e emen s o falGrizalance In' oi s by
Means of �ydraulic evaporators 156
Kozlov M P. [ andidate of Geofraphical Scierices,VNIOL Valfty) The
T, Su r
orory.Evayo yn.1rom, ~.Meado and Its Rela on t
de y_6ROafe Ita Y66
e oro og c emen
Klauteflyof.th ngs of the Evaporation Subsection of the
Hy rap 8 8 geMcHan' 1711
'Recttions of the Evaporatior Subsection of the Hydrophysics
ec on 202
PART II. SUBSECTION FOR THE STUDY OF SNOW AND ICE
Reports
209
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Rikhter, G.D. [Professor, Doctor of Geographical Sciences, Insti-
tute of Geography, Moscow) Geography of the Snow Cover in the
USSR 209
Shcherbakova., Ye.Ya. (Candidate of Geographical Sciences, GGO
Leningrad] Study of the Snow-cover Regimen in the USSR 215
Kuz'min, P.P. (Candidate of Geographical Sciences, GGI Lenin-
grad] Methods and Results of Computating the Intensity (Rate) of
Snow Melting in European USSR 220
Kuzlmin, P.P. Study of the Snow Melting Process Under the Con-
ditions of Intersected and Wooded Area 222
Spen ler, O.A. [Candidate of Geographical Sciences, GGI Lenin-
gradl Certain Characteristics of the Snow Cover Distribution in
Northern Kazakhstan 23.1
Grishin, I.S. (Junior Scientific Worker] Special Features in the
Distribution of the Snow Cover in Don River Basin 234
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1vanov, I.V. (deceased) (Candidate of Geographical Sciences,
TsIP Moscow] Basic Features of Snow Cover in European USSR
(According to the Data of the Snow Survey) 241
Plakida, M.E. [Docent, Candidate'of Technical Sciences] Pro-
blems Arising in the Study of the Ice Regime of Water Reservoirs
in Relation to the Construction of Hydraulic Engineering Harbor
Installations 243
Bydin, F.I. [Doctor of Technical Sciences, Laboratory of Limno-
16gy, Leningrad) Development of Certain Problems in the-Fields
of Ice Conditions in Bodies of Water 246
Bulatov,S.N. [Junior Scientific Worker, TsIP Moscow) The Effect
of Water Conditions in Winter on the Ice Regimen and the Ice
Break-up of Rivers 253
Shulyakovskiy, L.G. (Candidate of Technical Sciences, TsIP Mos-
cow] Computing the Appearance of Ice on Rivers With Natural
Flow Conditions and on Rivers With Regulated Discharge 258
Shulyakov8kiyj L.G. Computing the Onset of River Freeze-up
Without Observation Data for Past Years 266
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Kolesnikov, A.G. [Professor, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical
Science~ and A.A. Pivovarov (Candidate of Physical and Mathemati-
cal Sciences] Computing the Rate of Autumnal Cooling Along a
"J
River 270
Braslavskiy, A.P. (Candidate of Technical Sciencesp GOI Leningrad]
Computing the lee Regimen of the Northern Kazakhstan Lakes 278
Panov, BP. (Docent, Candidate of Geographical Sciences, LOMI
Leningrad] Long-range Changes in the Ice Break;-up and Freeze-up
Times of Rivers and Lakes and the Question of Extra Long-range
Forecasting 287
Ginzburg, B.M. (Candidate of Technical Sciences, TsIP Moscow]
Fundamentals of the Method of Long-range Forecasting of Ice
Breaks-up on Rivers 296
Makarevich, T.N. [Candidate of Geographical Sciences, GGI Lenin-
grad) Unstable lee Regimens on Rivers and Methods for Forecast-
Ing 302
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Savchenkova, Ye.I. (Candidate of Geographical Sciences, TsIP
Moscow] Long-range Forecasts of the Time of Ice Appearance on
Siberian and Far Eastern Rivers 309
Pronin, A.G. [Candidate of aeographical Sciencew, LGU Leningrad]
Atlantic Ocean Effect on the Types of Ice Cover and the Time of
ice Break-up for the Northwestern RSFSR Rivers 313
Piotrovich, V.V. [Candidate of Technical Sciences],and N.F. Vino-
gradova [Candidate of Geographical Sciences] Basic Means for De-
veloping a Method of Long-range Forecast of Freeze-up and Ice
Clearance Times in Reservoir Projects 320
Konovalov, I.M. [Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences) V.V.
Balanin [Docent, Candidat.e of Technical Sciences], and R.I. Sh-
cherbakova [Engineer, LIIVTI Basic Problems in the Development
of Ice Engineering 326
Myasnikov, M.V. [Chief Engineer, Omsk] An Attempt to Use Solar
Radiation for the Needs of Water Transportation 333
Groman, D.C. (Engineer, Teploelektroproyekt, Rostov] Regulating
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the River Discharge by Ice Reservoirs 341
Sokollnikov, N.M. (Engineer, Lengidep] Problems of the Ice and
Thermal Regimen of Rivers a~ld Reservoirs in Water Power Projects 348
Lyloo V.M. (Candidate of Geographical Sciences) Variations in
the Glacial-thermal Regimen of the Angara River During the Fil-
ling of the Irkutsk Water Reservoir at a Time of Intensive Slud*
Formation 353
Gotlib, Ya. L.,.Ye.Ye. Zaymin, and N.I. Smolin (Engineers]
Studying the Winter Regimen of the Angara River While Planning
Hydroelectric Power Stations 359
Aleksandrovskiy, Yu.V. iVocent, Candidate of Technical Sciences],
and A.K. Klimenko (Engineer] Planning the Winter Level Regimen
of the Tail-water of-Hydroelectric Power Stations 369
Svetitskiy, V.P. (Engineer, SAOGidep, Tashkent] Winter Regimen
-of the Hydroelectric Power Station of the Chirchik-Bozauyskly
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Cascade 377
Rymsha, V.A. [Candidate of Technical Sciences, GGI Leningrad]
Studying the Conditions of Ice Development on Rivers Carrying
Sludge Ice 382
Donchenko, R.V. [Candidate of Technical Sciences, GGI Leningrad)
Experimental Studies of the Physical Properties of Sludge Ice 391
Berdenikov, V.P. [Candidate of Technical Sciences, GGI Leningrad]
Methods for Studying the Formation of Sludge Jams 3544
Kravchenko, N.A. (Engineer, UGMS Moldavia, Kishinev] Formation of
Ice Blocking on the Dniester River and Methods of Studying Them 401
Bezuglov, A.A. [Director of the Observatory, UGMS Lithuanian SSR)
Reasons and Medhanics of Ice Blocking on the Nyeman River, Pre-
vention and Control 406
Piotrovich,,V.V. (Candidate of Technical Sciences, TsIP Moscow]
Results of Studying the Melting. Ice Cover on the Klyazlminskoye
Reservoir 41,4
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Butyagin, I.P. (Candidate of Technical Sciences) Changes in the
Thickness, Structure and Strength of the Ice Cover of the Western
Siberian Rivers During the Spring (as Exemplified by the Ob' River)419
Kolesnikov, A.G.(Professor) Doctor of Physical and Mathematical
Sciences), V.I. Belyayev (Aspirant), and L.A. Bukina (Junior
Scientific Worker] The Rate of Sludge-Ice Formation 426
Sokollnikov, V.M. [Candidate of Technical Sciences) Specific
Features in the Formation, Growth, and Destruction of the Ice
Cover on Lake Baykal 435
Medres, P.L..[Engineer, SZ U014S Leningrad] Practical Experience
in Collecting and Consolidating Datas Provided by Aerial Surveys
of Ice on Lake Ladoga 443
Minutes of the Meetings
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Resolutions of the Snow and Ice Subsection, HydrophyBics Section 467
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BRASIAMIT, A.P.; YIKULIU 1. A.; GHKBOTAIMY, iL.I., kandidat tekhniche-
lz~~ AM%
skikh naak, redaktor; WATILZIU, H.K., redaktor; SOIA)VEYCHIK, A.A.,
tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
[Rates of evaporation from the surface of reservoirs) Normy ispa-
reniia a poverkhnosti vodokhranilishch. Pod red. A.I.Chebotareva.
Leningrad, Gidrometeorologicheskoe izd-vo, 1954. 211 p.(KLPA 8:1)
(Reservoirs) (Evaporation)

VIKUL11U., ~!.A.
Study and calculation of the water balance of reservoirs, Irudy Gril
no.85:3-16 1621. (Reservoirs) (MIP-A 15:6)

'111-mullAl Z. S.
Rates of eval:)oration from VIC 3UrfaCe of reservoirs Leningrad, Cz,-,:Iro:Tc-teorolo...-.ic,,.,esk~:-e
izd-vo 1954. 211, 1 p. mps. (55-UOO)
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Reservoirs. 2. Evaporation

KMIN,I.V.; VIKUL(W,A.A.
Repairing lathe spindles and bearirW. Stan. i instr. 26
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Authors I Kharinp I. V., and Vikulov, A. A.
Title I The repair of spindles and bushingo for turning lathes
Periodical t Stan. i instr. 6P rage 34, June 1955
Abstract o Methods introduced by A. V. Osirov, 11. Ye. Drapikv and A. A. Vikulov, for
brass plating of worn spindles and bushings for turning lathes, are briefly
described. Composition of 7-1ating, comnounde is given, and metals used in
spindles and bushinCs are specified. Drawing.
Institution :
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AUMOR: Spitayftj Vikt. 1. Neemeyanovat G. H. tVikulov, A. I
TITIB: Some features of the uranium oxidation process by the ions of trivalent
iron
Atoanaya energiya, v. 17,, no. 2, 1964, 119-123
TOPIC TAGS, uranium oxidationp trivalent iron ion, sulfuric acid, perchloric acid
ABSTRACT: The authors inv2stigated the oxidation of UOp by t" Fe3*1ww in
neutral, sulphuric-perchloric acid solutions. One of the possible mechanisms of
this oxidation is discuosed-and factors are described which affect the oxidation
reaction. The effect of B04 and HSO~ ions On U02 - oxidation in perchloric acid
by the Fer-ions is determined. The wathors conclude that the oxidation process
proceeds easily in a "neutral" solution of salts of sulfuric and perchloric acids,
vith the transfer of Uq Into the solution. It depends only Uttle on temperature
in the 20 to 60 C range. It is ass=ed that the process occurs in the diffusion
grange. Orig. art. has: 4 figures and 4 tables.
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ACC NR. AT6009640 (A) SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/65/000/000/0191/0197
AUTHOR: Nesmeyanova, G. M. ; Vikulov, A 1.
ORG: none
TITLE: Oxidation Of U02 with ozonized oxygen In a carbonate -bicarbonate medium
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Otdeleniye obshchey I tekhnicheskoy khimil. Issledovaniya v oblasti
khimU I tekhnologil minerallnykh soley I okislov (Studies in the field of chemistry and tech-
nology of mineral salts and oxides). Moscow, lzd-vo Nauka, 1965, 191-197
TOPIC TAGS: carbonate, uranium, ozone, oxidation kinetics
ABSTRACT: U02 was oxidized with molecular and ozonized oxygen In a sodium carbonate
solution, and the effect of solvent concentration (10-100 g Na2CO3 per liter), time (15-360
min), and temperature (20-90C) on the oxidation of uranium was studied. It was found that
as the Na2,C03 concentration rises, the degree of oxidition of uranitin) (*.) Increase independ-
ly of temperature. As the temperature increases from 20 to 70C, the oxidation Is also
favorably affected, but a further rise in temperature to 80-90C decreases L by a factor of
2. Substitution of ozonized oxygen for molecular oxygen accelerates the oxidation markedly.
In a sodium carbonate -bicarbonate mixture, L at 80C Is less than at 20C, but when the
Na3CO3/NaI1CO3 ratio is stoichiometric, the oxidation of uranium Is more extensive than In
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Na2C03 solution. The effect of the surface area Of U02 on the oxidation of U(IV) with Ozon-
ized oxygen was determined. Introduction of compounds of Fe(II), Mn(II), Co(II), or Ni(H)
Into the reaction mixture lowers C . The negative Influence of these compounds can be re-
duced by introducing iron ferrocyanides into the reaction mixture, which are soluble In the
carbonate medium. Orig. art. has: 4 fig. and 5 tables.
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ACCESSION NR: AP4015560 S/0089/64/016/002/0130/0134
AUTHORS: Nesmeyanova, G.M.; Vikulov, A.I.
TITLE: The effect of certain halogen compounds on U(IV) oxidation
in a sulfuric acid medium
SOURCE: Atomnaya energiya, v. 16, no. 2, 19641 130-134
TOPIC TAGS: fluorine ion, halogen) V61kov method, uranium oxida-
tion, halide., uranium solution, manganese dioxide, tetravalent
uranium, ammonium persulfate, Ion concentration, hydrogen ion
ABSTRACT: A study has been made of the possible catalytic accelera-
tion of the oxidation reaction of uranium dioxide by manganese
dioxide and ammonium persulfate through the introduction of halogen-
containing compounds into the reaction mixture. Inasmuch as halogen
ions are easily oxidized in acid solutions in the presence of
oxidizers, it may be assumed that the introduction of halogen-con-
taining salts into the solution of uranium dioxide would facilitate
the oxidation of uranium. The tests were made in the open air and
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in a nitrogen atmosphere (without an oxidizer) in order to deter-
mine the effect of oxygen on uranium oxidation. The tests made in
a nitrogen atmosphere revealed that the uranium solubility is 50%
lower than in the open air, regardless of the halogen ion. In the
oxidation of uranium dioxide by ammonium perBulfate In the presence
of 5% (Of U02 weight) fluorine ions, almost all of the uranium
changes to a solution. An increase in the ion concentration in the
solution during the oxidation Of U02 by ammonium persulfate has
practically no effect on the solubility of the uranium. Orig. art.
has: 3 figures, 4 formulas and 3 tables.
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DATE ACQ: 12Mar64
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Gj% VIKULIJV J'I T
Mcchani,sr.l r;f caddation of blvalent. iron imq 'uj manr-&nc-Sel
dioxide ir, ur=liua 117drcr~atallurgy, ""hur.priki-.1chim. 35 no.5.
989-9c)zi i-iy -.62., 15
( iron)
(I-Lang
,anesc oxides)
(Urar-ium-l-letalliz[gry)

I A. 1.
NESMYOW'" , n err; chad witl .f~zcne !:-, e-
of ,r,- by oxYge -
j
j~j rio'dium. -,hur. prikl. khim. 38 ro.1:2.,','33 ~, ~
Lie I
- - -'
" ': 1 ~; " "
~ ! ~ : ":i-I!

N.G.y retsenzent;
SINITSYN, M.P., retsenzerit; LIMOVIDOV, N.K., red.
[Labor productivity and production costs in the wood-
pulp and paper industry) Proizvoditellnostt truda i sebe-
stolmost' pro6ul-t:;ii v toeIIiuIoznc-bumazhnoi promysblen-
nosti. MoAval Lesnain promynhlonnostl, 1965. 317 p.
(1411-iA 18:12)

yv-jN;T~
th,) f 'o r C, '3 (yiFo,
no.4:459-"J) 165.

L~.f ".
YIKULOV, A,P.# kand. ekonorr. nauk; PEWKHONOV, V.A.., kand. ekonom.
nauk.. nauchnyy red.; VASILIYEV, A.V., red. Izd-va;
GURDZHIYEV-4, A.M., tekhn. red.
(Methodology for preparing and giving lectures on economics]
0 metodike podgotovki i chteniia lekt,3ii po, politichaskoi eko-
nomii. Leningradp Ob-vo po raspr. polit. i nauchn. zna-44
RSF,$; 1961. 46 P. (MIRA 15:2)
(Economics--Study and teaching)

3-3-6/40
MOM Dvoynikov, S.V., and Vikulov. A.P., Candidates 6f Economic
Sciences
TITM How We BsUblI& Contact with. Production (Kak my osushohes t-
Vayem avyasts proizvodstvom)
v
PERIODICALt Vestnik Vy9shey Shkoly, March 1957, # 3, P 36-38 (USSR)
ABSTRkCTi The author emphasizes the necessity for the instructor to
closely know production, its specialties, ways of development
etc., as only this will enable him 'io explain to the students
the government economic policy and show them the superiority
of the socialist system over the capitalist. Therefore start-
ing with this teaching year, the Professorial Chair of Poli-
tical Economy will endeavor to establish close contact be-
tween the teaohing personnel and production. For this purpose
the Byan'skiy Cellulose-Paper Combine and the Priozerskiy
Cellulose Factory have teen attached to the chs,4~riand one of
the instructors visits these enterprises every mbnthleollect-
ing data and information for looturen and seminarb. In its
turn, the chair intends to render assistance to the factories
in solving economic problems* The article also deals with
other sources of data and information for instruction (enter-
Card 1/2 prises,and literature), and the activity the chair displays

How We Establidi Cont-act with Production 3-3-6/40
in ministerial councils, at conferencesp in the preparation
of a teaching manual on oellulose-pap*r production and in
participating in student examinations. In conclusion the
author complains of the difficulty in having the chair's
scientific works published.
ASSOCIATIONt Leningrad Technological Institute Imeni V.X.Molotov
(Loningradskiy 'tokhnologiohookiy institut imoni V.X.Xolotova)
AVAILABM Library of Congress
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VIKULOV, A.P.
Cost of steam at enterprises of the woodpulp industry, Bum. prom.
no.2s25-26 F 164* (MIRA 17:3)
1. Leningradskiy teklinologicheskiy institut tsellyulozno-bumazhnoy
promyshlonnosti.

VIKULMj, A.?.
. . ................
Steadily reduce-the costs of production. Bum. Prom. 38
no.lOt28-30 0 163, (KMA 16t ILI)
1. Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut toel:Lyulozno-
buuazhnoy prowqshlennosti.

.VIKULOV, A.P.
Increase the profitableness of enterprises. Bum.prom. (38]
no.7:23-25 Jl 163. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Leningradakiy tekhnologichaskiy institut tselly-ulozno-bumazhnoy
promyshlennosti.
(Woodpulp industry)

.PKULOV,
Some results of the meaBures applied bf the enterprises to increase
the labor productivity. Bum.prom. 38 no-4:3-5 Ap 163.
(KRA 16: 5)
1. Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy inatitut tsellyulozno-bumashnoy
promyshlennosti.
(Paper industry-Labor productivity)

VIKULOV# A.V.v prof.
In memca7 of Fedir Pavlay7ch Hatviiv; obituaa7, Pad. akush.
gin,, 22 no. 1:64 160. (MIRA 3,3:8)
(MITV13IEV9 FEDIR PAVWVICH9 1873-1960)
'. N

V I ~, -T1 1,r) V ).11. .V .
4783. VIKMOVP A. V. ob amnio-khoriallnom Ir-ostranstve plodnogo yaytsa. kiyev,
boamedizdat usar, 1954 68 a. s ill. 20 sm (b-ka prakt vracha). 5.000
ekz. lr 65.k. - bibliogr: s. 67-68. --- (54-58356) P. 611-ol3t(016.3)
SO: Latopist Zhrunall nykh Statey, Vol. 7, 1949

lixul'ov, A.V..,prof.; 7AA14YATIIIA, Z.I.., dotsent; PONOMARICU, A.Ya.,
assistent; VIKTORAP V.A.,, ordinator
Uoe of hinofort for the prevention and treatment of early
puerperal hemorrhage. Ped.,akush. i gin. 24 no-1:57-58162.
(MMA 16:8)
1. Wedra akusherstya i ginekologii (zav. - prof. A.V.Vikulov)
LIV v k0 ditsihskogo Instituta (rektor - prof. L.M.
Kuzmenko .
(HIZIOWUME, uTERixE) (Emor ALKLLoiDs)

VIKIJUV --B, --inzh.; I-LITYAGITT, A., [1-~ytlahin A.]. inzh.
- ~j 9 F
Device for stacking clay ribbon tile on the %-~5 drying frame. Bud.
mat. i konstr, 4 no,1:60-62 JA-F 162. (KM 15:7)
(Tiles-D*ing)

VIKULOV, B.A., inzhener.
3 pment used for laying large brick wall blocks. Strol. I dor.
mashinostr. 2 no.6:29-30 Ja 157. (MLRA 10:6)
(Bricklayin,g)

VIKULOV, B.A., inzh.; HITYAGIN, A.A., insh.
Device fo.r laying strips of tile on "5 drying frames. Stroi.
i dor. mash. 8 no.201-32 F 163. *- OaRk 16: 3)
(Tiles, Roofing)

VIKULOV., I.K.j TAGER, A.S.
Interaction of an electron flow having two speeds with the high-
frequoncy field of a delay line. Radiotekh. i elektron. 7
no.5t 6-837 My 162. (MIRA 15:4)
1 (Delay lines) (Microwaves)

3 11)
AUTHORS:
TITLE:
8/109/62/007/005/008/021
D26 6/D307
Vikulov, I.X., and Tagerv A.S.
Interaction of a two-velocity electron beam with the
high frequency field of a delay line
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, v. 7, no. 5, 1962,
826 - 837-
TEXT: The authors study theoretically the effect of a two velocity
beam on the operation of travelling wave tubes and backward wave
oscillators. The usual linear approach is adopted leading to
6 21k aik 2 jWP oko
2- + 2j - - 0 1 E (1)
Pek dz ek k = -
6z -Vekm [E + P
Here k refers to beam one or twoo C - Pierce's gain parameter,
W/V 3t w - signal frequency, v e - velocity if the electron beam? p
plasma wave number; r' 0 - propagation coefficient of the circuit wave
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S/109/62/007/0005/008/021
Interaction of a two-velocity electron .. D266/11307
I - propagation coefficient in the presence of the electron beam.
Assuming that C1 = C 2 = C, adopting Pierce's b (measuring here the
deviation from the mean velocity of the beams) and d (loss) parame-
ter, and introducing h with the relationship
h '9e2 - "'e1
2C,v el
the real and imaginary parts of the propagation coefficient are cal-
culated with the aid of an electronic computer. Satisfying the boun-
dary conditions for a backward wave oscillator the authors come to
the conclusion that only one oscillation frequency is possible when
one of the slow space charge waves interacts with the circuit wave.
As QC increases the starting,current of the two-velocity beam in-
creases and at QC = 1 the starting current is already twice as large
as that needed in a single velocity beam. Therefore the authors con-
clude that the application of a two-velocity beam for the purpose of
backward wave oscillations has no advantages. In forward wave opera-
tion the two-velocity beam leads to increased bandwidth. There are
two regions of amplification; one of them centers around b = 0 and
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S/109/62/007/vrO5/008/021
Interaction of a two-velocity electron .. D266/D307
the other around b = 2h. The dependence of gain on CN is plotted for
b = 0. The magnitude of the Gain strongly depends on QC. At QC = 1
and CN ~-0.5 the gain exceeds that obtained with the aid of a single-
velocity beam. T'he authors note that the same technique can be used
for calculating the properties of a double beam amplifier where no
circuit is present. There are 7 figures, and 1 table.
SUBMITTED: September 26, 1961
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0 0 j 5 5 -1 SOURCE GODL:
;'AUTHOR-. Vikulov. 1. K.; Ivanov, V. 11..;
ORG: none
TITLE* Superregenerative backward-wave amplifier
SOURCE: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, v. 11, no. 1. 1966, 51-57
TOPIC TAGS: superregenerative arnplifier, backward wave amplifier
ABSTRACT: In reference to the D. N. Thomson theoretical work. (Proc. Nat. El.
Conf. , 1960, 16, 753-765) and to the R. Walter et al. experimental work in the
millimeter band (Proc. IEEE, 1964, 52, 6. 711), the article presents the results 01
an experimental investigation of an 0-type BW ampli.~ier operated at 1-4 Nic under
superregencrative conditions. Plots of amplifier gain vs. variovis parameters
(including resonance -curve shapes) are shown. The amplifier frequency spectrum
and noise factor were measured. These conclusions are offered- (1) The super-
regenerative BW amplifier gain is much (30 db) higher than that of the regenerative
amplifier; (Z) The superregenerator passband can be electrically controlled by
varying the frequency and voltage of modulation, while the gain can bu maintained
constant; (3) The noise factor of the superregencrator it; roughly equal to th;~,, of ffic
regenerative amplifier. Orig. art. has: 9 figures and I table. 1031
SUB CODE: 09 / SUBM DATE: llSep6,1 / ORIG REr: 001 / OTH REF: 003
ATD PRESS:
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1-1 ALKOV I V.M.; DRUGOV, V.I.p red.; LOGINOV,
V.I., red.; M .-~ rsd.'j-6HOHOXHOV-4%A,N., red.;
PARRMONOV, B.P.., red.; ROMANOV, A.A., red.; NEVZOROV, V.T.,
red.; KIIELINITSKU, A.S.,, red.; ~-**ftA4 .4 , ,
[Volga-Baltic Sea Waterway) Volgo-balt. Vologda, Severo-
Zapadnoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1965. 391 P. (MIRA 18:10)

TIIKULOV, V. A.
,I
F. S. OFOLO", Voprosy Pltaniya 5, NO. 5, 43-52, 1936

RABUKHINP A.N.0 inzh.; RADOMYSLISKIY.. Ye.B.,, inzh.; VIKMV2-y-..I.p inzh.
lamtthening furnace campaigno for maldng calcium silicon. Stall 21 .11
no.6:523-524 Je 161. (MDU 14:5)
1. Chelyabinskiy zavod ferrosplavoy.
(Calcium silicon)
(Rotary-hearth furnacej

BLIZNTAK, Ye.V.,otv.red. (deceased): ROSSINSKIY, K.I., otv.red.;
ANMIMM, O.V., red.; VMROT, S.L., red.; ZIU=Vp N.P., red.;
POPOTA, X.L., red.: RZHANITM, N.A., red.; FIDNAN, B.A., red,;
TAROSLAVTSZV, I.A., red.; VIKULOVA, L.I., red.; VASILITET, Tu.Y.,
red.izd-va; MAONI, Te.Y. 0 'V9kTifi`.-r6dT-
(New methods and equipment for studying stream-channel processes]
Novye matody i apparaturs dlia issledovenii ruslovykh protsessov.
Moskva, 1959. 220 p. (MIRA 12:8)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Sovat po problemam vodnogo khozyaystva.
2. Sovet po problemem vodnogo khozysystva Akndomii nauk bSSR
(for Bliznyak). 3. Giprorachtrans Kinisteratva rechnogo flots
RSFSR (for Vendrov). 4. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovitel'skiy
Institut transportnogo stroitel'stva (for Yaroulavtoev).
(Hydrology--Research)

GMMEVI N*A.j ITSKOVICH., Ya.So~.-YIKULOVA, N.... - ~
Model 1958 travelling ITI.-.2 oven with 24 cradle pans. Trudy
TSNIIW no-8130-32 160. (MIRL 15:8)
(Oweno) (Bakers and bakeries-Equipment and supplies)

Vi F. U LOU L V.
Trudy Go.,~ So]
ro Z, J,,,
k,~, v., k L y g 0 3~ u d,~ t r s t -V I "'ifte
'JIT 'hpjk,v
Len! ivi;, Ijft~k I-Acigi, i ra"x-j"t ~ to (d6kitri ft.5 ~I'Fimlskiy-)
I.ab,jE-at.)t--'.yu ck.-3jlt:rl.,rv,rittA,i m./ I ;gl.i
prof. B.V.~,jparnlk')

VIKULOVA, M.F.
wtft,"~~
Using un electron microscope to study the structure and compositiov of
finely dispersed rocks and~minerals. Trudy VS-WII no.2:3-24 150.
Off-RA 6.- 6 )
(Montmorillonite) Molinite) (Alectron microscope)

VIKULOVA, K.Y.
[Electron microscope Investigation of clays] Elektronnomikrooko-
pichaskoe issledovanie glin. Moskva, Goo. Izd-vo gaol. lit-ry,
1952. 19 p. (KLRA 7:4)
(Clay) (Electron microscope)

M. -W. VAULOVIAI&
N15
622.6
-V4
Metod Issledovanlys Glinistykh Mineralos ponoshchlyu Krasiteley I ego Primueniyv
Litologii (Method of Research in Clay Minerals by means of Dye and its use in
petrology, by) N. To. Vedeneyeva, I M. F. Vikulovs. Moskvat GoageolIzdat, 1952.
1+2 P. Disgrs., Tables.
"Litwestura"P. (43)

MMYEVA, N.Ye. Ldeceased]; VIKM-OVA, -H.F.; LAZARENKO, Te.K., prof.,
otv.rods; GAZIM# S.L., tekhred.
[Using the method of staining in investigating clay minerals;
spactrophotometrio analysis) Matod iseledovaniia glinistykh
mineralov a pomoshchliu krasitelai; spektrofotometrichaskii
analis. LIvov, Izd-vo LIvovekogo goo.univ., 1956. 91 p
(MIRA 13:3)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN USSR (for Lazarenko).
(Spectrophotometry) (Clay-Analysis)

VIK=VA.
-00 Trends, achievements, and problems of lithological stu.1jes in the
Soviet Union In connection vith the development of geological
surveying (summary report. Mat. YSIGNI Litol. no.1:3-14 156.
(MIRA 11:2)
(Geological surveys) (Rocks, Sedimentary)

15-1967-10-13973
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 10
,
,
pp 91-92 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Vikulova, M. F.
TITLE: The Modern Status and Course of Development of Mineralo-
gical Methods of Studying Clays (Sovremennoye sostoymiye
i puti razvitiya metodiki mineralogicheskogo izucheniya
glin)
PERIODICAL: Vopr. mineralogil osadoch. obrazovaniy. Books 3-4,
L'vov, L'vovsk. an-t, 1956, pp 543-563
ABSTRACT: As indicated in a previous paper (Referativnyy zhurnal,
Geologiya, 1956, 4584), clays are considered to be com-
plex associations of clay and non-clay minerals. The
systematic pattern of their formation is determined by
complex differences in the physico-chemical processes.
Clays cannot be classified solely as rocks of either
fragmental or chemical origin. The principal properties
of clays are determined by the clay minerals. These
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15-1957-10-13973
The Modern Status and Course of Development,of Mineralogical Methods
of Studying Clays
earlier-formed minerals and by the crystallization of gels from
colloidal solutions which formed during complete decay of the
primary minerals. Methods of analysis of clay minerals include
mineralogical (immersion), structural (X-ray and electronograph-
ic)j spectrophotometric, and spectral (K-emission); the electron
microscope is also used. The author shows that further improve-
ment of both methods and apparatus for different treatments and
interpretations of the data obtained is desirable. For example,
in thermal analyses it is necessary to perfect the methods of
identification and the quantitative determination of minerals In
clays and in clay fractions