SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VINOGRADOV, M.YE. - VINOGRADOV, N.A.

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VINOGRADaV,M.Ye.
Vertical migrations of zooplankton and their role in feeding bathypelogic
fauna. Trudy Inst.okean. no-13:71-76 155. (KL2A 8:11)
(Zooplankton)

BIRSWEYN,Ta.A.; VINOGRAI)OV,M.Te.
votes on the feeding habits of deep-water fishes of the Kurile-
Kamchatka Trench. Zool.zhur. 34 no.4:842-849 ji-Ag l55.
(NTRA 8:9)
1. Hookovskiy gonudaretvanfWy univereitet Imeni N.VAomonosova
i lustitut akeanologii Akadenii. nauk SSSR
Orurile Trench-Fishes-Yood)

USER1 Biology - Hydrobiology
Oard 1/1 Pub. 22 - 48/53
Authors I Bogorov, V. G., and Vinogradov M. Ye.
Title The zooplankton of the northwestern part of the Pacific Ocean
Pariodical Dok. AN SSSR 102/4) 835-838p Jun 1, 1955
Abatraot I Hydrobiological data are presented on the zooplankton of the north-
western part of the Pacific Ocean in the region of the Kuril Islands.
Eight references: 2 En&Ush and 6 USSR (1938-1955). Diagrams.
Institution Acad. of So., USSRO Inst. of Oceanology
Presented by i Academician A. A. Grigoryev., March 14, 1955

BIRSMYN, Ya.A.;,_.VINOGHAM, X.Ye.; CHINDONUVA, Yu.G.
Vertical distribution of plankton in the Xurile-lamchatka Trench.
Trudy probl.i tem.sov. no.6:17-18 '56. (MLU 9: 11)
1. Institut okeanologii AN S= i Noskovskiy gosudarstvanW
universitet.
(lurile Trench--Plankton)

VINOGH&Wr, M.Ts.
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Dietribution of sooplank-ton in western areas of the Bering Sea.
Trudy Gidrobiol.ob-va 7:173-203 156. (NLRL 10:2)
1, Institut okeanologii A W emli nauk S M .
(Bering Gea-Zooplankton)

VINOG. I, M:JOA-.-
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Amphipo"-Hyperiidea of the western Bering Som, Claglish mummmy in insertl
Zool.zhur. 35 no.2:194-218 F 156. WaA 9:7)
1.Institut okeanologli AN SSSR.
(Bering Sea--Amphipeds)

AUTHOR: Vinogradov, X.Ye.9 Candidate of Biological Sciences 26-10-14/44
TITLE: Lakes of the Antarctic "Oasis" (Ozera, antarkticheskogo
lloazisal,))
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1957, No 10, pp 69-92 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author accompanied an expedition to the "Bandzhera Oasis"
in Antarctica in January 1956 and gives a description of
the lakes he saw there. The oasis covers an area of approx-
imately 600 aq km and is located in the midst of a snowy wild-
erness in the area of Knox's Shore. It in free of snow and
ice and abounds in lakes many of which are not frozen. The
author distinguishes between three types of lakes. One cate-
gory contains completely fresh and clear water which comes
from continental glaciers. These lakes are of varying lengths
(3 to 5 km). They show various i1nds of algae and are in-
habited by small crabs of the Acanthooyclops family. An-
other category of lakes is oval shaped and oontains brackish
water with seaweeds on the bottom. They are found in snow-
less valleys and have no outlets. They are inhabited by very
small swimming worms. The third type is located in the north-
western part of the oasis. They are actually bays extending
far into the mainland. Their mouths are covered with eternal
Card 112 ice while the bays themselves are water. These fiords show

Lakes of the Antarctic "Oasis"
26-10-14/44
the greatest variety of seaweed and animal lifep like oopepoda,
starfish and small Antarctic fish.
There are 4 photos.
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Oceanology of the USSR Academy of Sciences (Moscow)
(Inatitut okeanologii AN SSSR (Moskva)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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TINOGRADOT, HJ6.
- C,..-
rildes (Amphipocla-HYPeri idea) o:.the northwestern Pacific
Ocean. Trudy Inst. okean. 20,086-227 157. (MIR& 10:12)
(Pacific Ocean-Amphipoda)

BORUTSKIY, Ye.T.; TINOGRADOV X.Ye
Orcurrenc of Cyclopidas (Acanthoc:rclope mirnyi, sp.n.) on the Ant-
arctic Clinent [with sumary In XV11shl. Zool. zhur. 36 no,2:199-
?93 F.'57. (KLRA IOW
-1*.- -io*-kog, ich's-'~-kl'y', n'uze'y' Moskovskqgo gonudarstyannogo universitsta I
Institut okeanologli Akademil nauk SSE!.
(q~wen " Coast-Copopoda)

USSR/General Biology General Hydrobiology. B-6
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., no 4, 1958, 14455
Author : Brodskiy, K.A.J. Vinogradov, M.E.
Inst : -
Title : Plankton Distribution in the Indian M Sector of Antarc-
tica (from Data of the Ist Voyage of the Combined ftt4Lrct,'ic
ExpeAition of the Academy of Sciences, USSR).
Orig Pub : Dokl. AN SSSR, 1957, 112, No 5, 957-960
Abstract Based on plankton colleatiors conducted on the first voya-
ge of the "Ob" from February 0-9 to June 3, 1956, it was
established that for this period the zone richest in phy-
toplankton (2.6 g/m,3) 1-ies directly near the shores of
Antarctica; zooplankton develops most abundantly in the
zone between the northern border of the floating ice belt
and 63-640 south. lat. The average plankton biomass in
this zone of the Antarctic in the period of biological sum-
mer (0-317 g/0) is close to (a little lower) the plankton
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USSR/General Bi 0109Y - General Hydrobiology. B-6
Abs jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 4, 1958, 14455
biomss of some seas of t7ae northern Hemisphere (Barents,
Bering, Okhotsk Seas and the waters of Kurilo-19m;hatka
inlets).
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Quantitative distribution of plankton in Antarctic vaters of the
Indian and Pacific oceans. Infrom.blul.Soveantark.ekep. no-3:31-33
'58. MIRA 12:4)
1. Institut okeanologii AN SSSR.
(Antarctic regions-Plankton)

BOOOROV. V.G.-, VIBOGRADOV- H-Ye-
- nkton in the northwestern part of the Pacific
Distribution Of zOOPIS (HIRA 110)
ocean. Trudy Mean, kOm- 3--100-101 '58- -
(Pacific Ocean--Zooplankton)

VINOGRADOV, M. Ye.
"Quantitative Distribution
and its Relation to Deep Water
report to be submitted for the
31 Aug - 11 Sep 1959.
rf Deep-Sea Plankton in the Western Pa'.-Ific
Circulation".
Intl. Oceanographic Cong. New York City,
(Inst. of Oceanology, Moscow)

VIWGRADOVA, N.G.; BIRSiTSY11, Ta.A.; VINOGRAWY, M.Te.
Vertical distribution of deep-water bottom fauna. Itogi nauki:
Dost.okean. no.1:166-187 159. (MIR& 12:10)
(Marine fauna)

%... VIN)GIUM, M.Ye.
Vertical migration of the deep-water vooplankton. Itogi nauki.
Dost.nkean. nn.1:2o4-220 159. (MIRA 12:10)
(Plankton) ,

VINOMADOV, M.Ye.
Vertical distribtuion of mrine zoopla&.ton. Trud7 Inst.oksan.
30:ioo-lo6 159. (MIRA 13s5)
(zooplankton)

BIRSHTRYN, YA,A,; VIROGUMVe-M.Teic-, -,,,
Zoological research done bjr the expeditionar)r ship IVItiaz" during
her 25th voyage. Zool. xhur- 38 no.2:?01-304 7 '59.
(MDU 12:3)
(Pacific Oosan-Marins, fauna)

. VINOGRADOV, M.Ye. -, VINOGRLWVA, N.G.
Zoological research during the 26th voyage of the expeditionary ship
*Vitiazl". Zool. zhur. 38,no.4:649-652 Ap 159. (HIRA 12:5)
LInstitut okeanologii AN SSSR. Moskva.
(Pacific Ocean-Marine fauna)

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AUTHOR. VinoATadov, M. Ye. SOII/20-127-4--43/60
TITL-~: On the Quantitative Distribution of Deep-nea Flarkton in the
Western Part of the Pacific Ocean and Its Helations to the
Circulation of Abysoal waters
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 15,)? Vol 127, Nr 4, pp 877-880 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The data on the trpir, mentioned in the title are ver;r scarce and
regard depths above 2000-3000 m. The distribution mentioned in
the -title, however, does not cnly permit to observe individual
penetrating water jets but also the general shift of large
amounts of water. The mater-'a2 uzed in the present paper was
takea from different layers by the ships "Vityazl" ana "0b"' at
20 stations in -the Pacific Ucean behieen 500 northern and 630
sout*,'.iern latitude (Fig 1). The enrichment of the plankton of the
tropleal deep layers is explained by the entering of abyssal
waters fi;om the boreal region as had been mentioned before
(Refs 7, 8). These abyssal waters contain comparatively rich
deep-sea plankton of the temperate zones and a large quantity
of organic substance. Its high degree of plankton concentration.
decreases with the movement towards the equator and the
Card 1/3 transformation of these waters because the plankton perishes or

On the quantitative Distribution of Deep-sea Plankton SOY/20-127-4-43/60
in tho Veste-rn Part of the Pacific Ocean and Its Relations to the
Circulation of Abyssal Waters
is eaten up. The products of the vital activity of the plankton,
its residues, and finally, the plankton itself serve as food for
the tropical deep-sea organisms. Thus increased plankton
concentration is maintained in these layers despite of a rather
quick dirnlacement of the "population". The organic substance
carried by horizontal currents from more productive parts of the
ocean prov-'des additional food for deep-sea plankton. The most
thorough meridional shift of the abyssal waters takes place in
the western part of the North Pacific Ocean (below 500 m). There
seems to be no counter-current of the abyssal waters (contrary
to Ref 9). There is a different situation in the sauth-western
part of the Ocean. North-east of New Zealand the enrichment of
deep-sea plankton takes place in the layer 500-1000 m and below
2000 m (Fig 2). This corresponds to an underflowing of the
Antarctic waters but is less intense than in the region south-
west of Japan. Thus the plankton distribution in the southern
hemisphere agrees with the cirsulation scheme by G. WUst (Ref 10)
and later authors (Refs 9, 10). There is no uniform opinion with
Card 2/3 regard to abyssal circulation of the northern hemisphere. The

On the QuantLtative Distribution of Deep-sea Plankton SOV/20-127-4-43/60
in the Western Part of the FwEfic Ocean and Its Relations to the
Circulation of Abyssal Waters
only fact known is that the character of the movement of the
abyssal waters assumed by the author on account of the
distribution of the plankton bioBubstance is in good agreement
with the circulation scheme by V. 11. Stepanov (of the institute
mentioned in the Association), The underflowing of abyssal
waters from temperature latitutes is also proved by the analysis
of qualitative plankton composition. In conclusion, comparisons
are made with other oceans. There are 2 figures and 16 references,
6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut okeanologii Akademii nauk S33R (Institute of Oceanogiuphy
of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
PRESIMITED; March 30, 1959, by D. I. Shcherbakov, Academician
SUBMITTED: March 24, 1959
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BOGOROV, V.G.; XIVOGRADOV, H.Ta.
Distribution of the biomass of zooplankton in the central
Pacific. Trud7 Gidrobiol. ob-va 10:208-223 160.
(MIRA 13:9)
(Pacific Ocean--Zooplankton)

BOGOROV, V.G.; -:VINOGUj)Ov.,-x.y*.--.
Matribution of zooplankton in the Kurile-Kamchatka area of the
Pacific Ocean. Trudr lust. okean- 34:60-84 1600' (MIRA 13:10)
(Pacific Ocean--Zooplankton)

,_ VINOGRADOV, H.Te.
BIRSHTEYN, Ta.k.*
Pelagic gammaride in the tr6pical part of the Pacific Ocean.
Trudy Inst. okean. 34:165-241 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(Pacific Ocean--Amphipoda)

t , V INOGRADOV, M. Te.
Quantitative distribution of deep-sea plankton in the vestern and
central Pacific. Trudy Inst. okean. 41:55-84 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(fteific Ocean-Zooplankton)

:VINOGRADOV, M-Ye.
Hyperlidea. physosomate, in the tropical regions of the Facific
Ocean. Trudy Inst. okean. 4ls298-247 16o. (XIM13:9)
(Pacific Ocean--Amphipoda)

,VINOGRADOV,,H.Ye.
A new species of Chuneolidae (Amphipoda, Crustacea) from the north-
western Pacific. Trudy Inst. okean. 41:248-253 '6o. (KIU 13:9)
(Pacific Ocean-Amphipoda)
*,.,.

VZOGRADOV, K-T6.
Man ton of de6p waters of the Sea of Japan. Zool*zhur. 39 no-4:500-
508 AP 16o. (KIRA 13:11)
is Institute of Oceanology of the U.S.S.L Academy of Sciences, Noscov.
(Japan, Sea of-Plankton)

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VINOGRADOV9 M.YO.; VORONINAj N.M.
ffec ~~ _6 ~
of xygen deficiency on the distribution of plankton in the
Arabian Sea. Okeanologiia I no.4t670-678 161. (MIRA 14-.11)
1. Institut okeanologiia M SSSR.
(Arabian Sea--Plankton) (Oxygen--Physiological effect)

BF,LYAYZV, G.M.; VINOGRADOVo M.Yee
Zoological research carried out during the 3lBt cruise of the
expeditionary ship *Vitiazt.0 Zool. zhur, 40 no. 2:303-308
F 061. (MIRA 14:2)
(Indian Ocean--44arine fauna-Research)

VINOGRADOV, M.Ye.
Food sources of deep-sea faunal decomposition rate of dead Pteropoda.
DokI.AN SSSR 138 no.6:1439-IW Jo 161. (MM 14r6)
1. Inatitut okeanologii AN SSSR. Predstavleno akadeaikon N.M.,
Strakhovyf.
(Zooplankton) (Pteropoda)

-VIROGRADOV, 14-Ye.- VORONINA, N.M.
Distribution of some copepod species occurring in large masses in
the Indian Ocean. Dokl. AN SSSR 140 no.1:219-222' S-0 161.
(MIRA 14:9)
1. Institut okeanalogii AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom A.L.
Kursanovym.
(Indian Ocean--Copepoda)

VINOGRADOV, M.Ye.
Quantitative diotribution of abysaal plankton in the northern
part of the Indian Ocean. Okeanologlia 2 no,4.-577-592 162.
(KEU 15 -.7)
1. Institut okeanologii AN SSSR.
(Indian Ocean-Plankton)

VINOGRADOV, M.Ye P IN, N.V.; SAVILOV, A.I.
Marine biology. Okeanologiia 2 no.31493-505 '62. (MA 15:7)
(Marine biology)

VINOGRADCV,, H.Yee; VORONIKk, N.H.
Some features of the distribution of zooplankton in the northern part
of the Indian Ocean.. Trudy Inst. okean. 58s80-ll3 162. (KIRA 15:12)
(Indian Oceaza.--Zooplankton)

VINOGFJMV, M.Ye.; BEIDUSOV, I.M.
Second International Oceanographic Congress. izv. AN 5SSR. .7-;Z.
atm. i oke&na 2 no.1:0.7 Ja 166. (MIRA 19: 1)

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AU'1AOR: Bogorov, V. G,; B Vinogradov.
ORG: Institute of Geology and Development of Mineral Fuels (Institut geologii i
razrabotXi gopyuchikh iskopayemvkh); Institute of Oceanology, AN SSSR (Institut
okeanologii AN SSSR) I
TITLE: Biochemistry of ocean plankton. Distribution of certain chemical components
of plankton in the Indian Ocean
SOURCE: Okeanologiya, v. 6, no. 2, 1966, 314-325
TOPIC TAGS: calcium carbonate, carbon,-W~~
cv.q -rrle #04-09,0V7-Xe0'-06r ; &04-06~tc-
ABSTRACT: The material for this study vas collected by the research vessel "Vityaz
during the 31st cruise in the Indian Ocean in October 1959 and April 1960. An
0-100 m layer of the ocean floor was sampled. The samples were dried without fixings
Calcium carbonate, organic carbon, andlipide contents were determined. The organic
carbon content of the plankton investigated averages 29.9% (ranging from 24.2 to
35.6%) of the dry weight. The lowest plankton carbon content was observed in areas
of intensive upwelling where an essential part of the total biomass is composed Of
phytoplankton (diatoms). Because of the constant relative amount of organic carbon I
in plankton, its absolute distribution in the upper 100-m layer generally follows
rather closely thle distribution pattern of the total plankton biomass. *The lipide
fraction content ranges from 6.4 to 13.6%, averaging 9.4% of the dry weight. Planktah,
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is especially rich in lipide where it has maximum concentration. A high correlation
between the amount of lipide in plankton and the depth of the upper boundary of the
depth of the upper boundary of the thermocline was found. A similarly high correla-
tion exists between the lipid6 content of the plankton and the temperature at the
depth of 100 m. The data obtained lead to the conclusion that an increase or decrease
in the lipide content of'planktoa is closely connected with environmental conditions.
The distribution pattern of absolute amounts of lipide follows the general biomass
distribution pattern of plankton. The calcium carbo~6te content averages 3-1.7%
(ranging from 4.8 to 21%) of the dry weight. Comparison of the carbonate content
of plankton with the distribution of pteropods and globogerins shows that, app.areatlyl
the calcium carbonate content of tropical plankton is determined, first of all, by
the amount of globigernin. Orig. art. has: 4 figures and 1 table. [Based on
authors' abstract.] (NT]l
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VINGGRADCV, M.Ye.~ VORONMA, 11,m.
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Distribution of plankton in the waters of the eqLiatorial
currents of the Pacific Ocean. Report No.2., Vertical
distribution of different species. Trtidy Inst. okean.
65'.59-76 164. (MIRA 18i8)

V1,40GRALIOV, 14.ye.
Hyperilden Phyaomnata of the northern part of the Indian
Ocean. Trudy Inst. oksan. 65:106-151 164. (WRA 1M)

VINOGRADOV, M.Ye.
Hyperiids fknphipoda) collected by the
on tho dioml-clectrio qhlp "0b'" south
1:5-35 162.
Soviet Antarctic Expedition
of 40~3. Iflill. fauny mor.
(MIRA 170)
1. Institut okeanologii All SSSR.

VINOGRADOV, M.Ye.; VORONINAP N.M.
Distilbution of plankton in vaters of the Pacific equatorial
currents. Trudy Inst I. okean. 71:22-59 163. OURA 16:11)

MRSHTEYN, Ya.A.; VINOGRADOV, M.Ye.
Deep-sea pelagic amphipods of the Philippine Trench. Trudy
Inst. okean. 71%81-93 163. (MIRA 16:11)

BIRSHTEYN, Ya.-~.-
Pplaui-! r,.qjrt,fj Y
tre Soviet
Antarct-,',! -,r -.r Of 40'
S. Issl. J'allpy 162. (KPA 17: 9)
1. Moskovs'rl- '-y gos
anolo;
2. Institut oke gi, -'-N SS'll (for V'iit~gradov).

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Soaring... urder the water. Voen. zn;-:n. 40 Tio.4:1-3 AD 1~1
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)LIN(~qRAWVsJ.; MUROI-OUNA, L.
We are mobilizing potentialities. Okbre truda i sots. strakh. 5 no.6:
13-14 Je 162, (MIRA 15:7)
1. Zaveduyushchiy otdolom sotsiallnogo strakhovaniya Ullyanovskogo
oblactnogo soveta profsoyuzov (for Vinogradov). 2. Doverennyy
vrach Ullyanovskogo oblastnogo Boveta profebyuzov (for Muromkina),
(Ullyanovsk Province-Medicine,, Industrial)
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VIXOGRLDOV _N.
.A WAMW
Distribution of enterprises and supply areas of the food industry.
Vop.skon. no.6:39-54 Je '56. (MA 9:8)
(Food industry)

AFANMENKO# Ya,A.j KAIROVt L; VINOGRADOV, No
Orgazization of housekeeping chores in general achGolop bciLrding
schools* and orpWmges. Gig. i san. 25 no. 6:13-1-3.14 Je 160.
(KM 14J2)
1. Mirlistr prosveshch4hiya, RSFSR (for Afanauenko), 2# Prezident
Akademii pedagogicheakikh nauk (for Kairov)o 3., Ministr zdravookh-
raneniya RSFSR (for Vinogradav). P1.
(STUDENT ACTIVITIES)

1. VINOGRADOV, N.
2. USSR (600)
4. Rozova, Soflia Nikolaevna
7. An interesting book ("A half century in school." S. Rozova, Revieued by
N. Vinogradov.) Nach. shkola 21, No. 5, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April 1953, Uncl.

VINDGRADOV, N .. - 111.p . .. I --
Team financial responsibility in an important prerequisite for
the improvement of trade. Sov. torg. no-11:13-15 N '58.
(MIRA 11:12)
(CoMINOrce)

VINOGRADOVp N.
Volga River
Pioneer assembly in the 7th class. Geog. v shkole No. 5,, 1952.
Monthly LIA 2L UM"UU &q"Uj=t Library of uongreast Ddeember 1952- Unclassified.

VINOGRADOV N-,-admiral
Reliable watch on the sea frontiers of the country. vooen. xnan.
38 no.70-4 Jl 162. OURA 15:6)
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Reducing personnel In the turbine plants of electric power xtnt!civ
margetik 5 no.6:8 Je 157. (NIP-A 10:7)
(Electric paver plant)

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LICVCIMKO, K.I.; VINOGRADOV, N.A.
Machine tool for cutting circular glass. Stek.i ker. 14 no.8:22-23
Ag '57. (MrRA 10:10)
(Glass cutting)

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Levchenko, '01. 1. ,Kondakova, Y. IT., Vinogralov, N
AUTHORS: A.,
Baranov, D. I.
TITLE: Apparatus for the Production of Bent Glass (Ustanovka dlya
proizvodstva _-nutoGo stekla)
PERIODICAL: Steklo i keramika, 1958, ITr 11, PP 44-46 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The apparatus was developed and introduced by a -,roup of
engineers in tile Gusevskiy Factory. It consists mainly
of an electro-furnace (see fig-ure). The mountfbr molding
(mollirovaniye) possesses the desired form for the bent
Class and is constructed of heat-resistant steel. It is
fastened to a slice, which can be moved along rails in the
furnace. On this molding form bent wind nhieldc for the
"Volga" and "Moskvich" automobiles are produced. The glass
packet3 are prepared in regard to aize and strength, and
are exactly alipned and attached securely to the slide,
and then io introduced into the furnace through a fore- 0
hearth of the furnace. At a furnace temperature of 59o-62o
the alaso becomes deformed and assumes the shape of tne
Card 1/2 molding form. This procea3 lacts 6 to G minutes and can be

Apparatus for t1r Production of Pont Glass SOV/72-53-11-14/15,
watched through an aperture in the furnace door. Afterward
the glass is allowed to stand at the open furnace door for
about 4 ninutesy and then it is removed from the furnace
and allowed to cool completely. After cleaning and testing
the glass objects are brought to the factory for the
assembly. The glass for the"Yoo'Kvich" automobiles is further
hardened on a formed blaut Crill beside the furnace. There
is 1 figure.
ASSOCIATION: Gusevskoy stekolInyy %avod imeni Dzerzhinskogo
(Gusevskoy Glass Works imeni Dzerzhinskiy)
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8(0) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION sov/3142
Tsentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskly institut tekhnologii I
mashinostroyenlya
Spravochnyye dannyye Po elektrooborudovaniyu (Reference Data on
Electric Equipment) Moscow, Mashgiz,, 1959. 711 P. (series:
Its: (Trudy] kniga 94)
Errata slip inserted. 6,000 copies printed.
AtIditional Sponsoring Agencies: USSR. Gosudarstvennaya planovaya
komissiya Olavnoye upravleniye nauchno-iseledovateltakikh I
~proyektn;~h organizatsiy.
Compilers: A.Ye. Gurevich, Engineer, N.A. Vin-ogradov, Engineer, and
B. V. DI.Nakov, Brglmer, Rd. : A. Ye. Gure-Ife-h., Engineer-; Tech. Ed. :
Z.I. Chernova; Managing Ed. for Information Literature: I.M. Mon-
astyrskly, Engineer.
PURPOSE: The handbook is Intended for use in design bureaus for
rough drafts and technical designing. Fbr operational designing
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all handbook data should be checked with catalogs or
comply with the manufacturer's specifications.
COVERAGE: The handbook contalni basic data and information on
electric motors of special and general purpose , on braking
electromagnets and on t 'rack and llmit switches used in the heavy
metallurgical industry. It; also contains information on d-c
and a-c electric motors and on the equipment used in other
branches of industry. The handbook was prepared by the Tsentrall-
noye konstruktorskoye byuro metallurgicheakogo mashinostroyeniya-,
TsKBMM (central Design Bureau of Metallurgical Machine Buildirg)
of the TsNIITMASh (Central Scientific Research Institute of
Technology and Machine Building), and*by the design bureaus of
the heavy machinery building industries. It has been used Ir
blueprint form for ten years In many organizations. There are
no references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction
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PART 1. ELECTRIC MACHINES FOR UANES AND 1N NETALLUROY
Ch. I. A-c Induction Motors frr Cr:-.nes ~Lnd MetE-1,1ut-gy i-
MT-and MTK-type motors (for normal conditions)
MT-and NrK-type motoro.wlt;h ST-clana _'Imsulation (for tropical
climates)
Ch. TI. D-e Motors for Crimn-rra and Metalluz-gy
MPKPDN-type motors
P motors (for tropical ellm-ates)
D
-type 6
DP-type motors (for normal condit-lons) 74
D-c machines of the MP-14 type 77
D-c vertical motors 86
Ch. III. Roll-train Electric Motors 91
Induction roll-train motovs of the AR custom lot type 91
AR custom lot type 9i
Roll-train motors of the AZR, AZRF and MAR types 114
Ch, IV. Large D-c Rolling Electric Motorg 118
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Rolling motors of the MP type
Mashines of the PBK type
Ch. V. Large A-c Inducti % R,-)Iling Mct(,-,!-g
Moto-!s of the AP, APO and DAP trpes
Ch. VI. Standard Electric W-4xi-
Calculation of mechanir-al.
Universal characteristios of motors
PART II. ET-ECTR'(; YACKTNES OF CIPWERA!, AT. PTICATIO
i T. N
Ch. VII. A-c Induction Moto.-_q of A11-T,':%'.-n Cus"l-om Lot and Their
Modifications
Protected squirrel-cage mn~,or.3 of the A and Al typee~ of
standard design from 0.6 t- 1100 kw-
Totally-enclosed ventilRted AO- and AOL - ty" squirrel-cage
motors nf standaiq design rZ1t'.t"_ L).b to IOU kV J.
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Protected squirrel-cage mitors of the A and AT,
to 400 kw, of the 10th and Ilth overall sizes
A-and AO-type motors
AP-and AOP-type mot-ors with Increased torque
AS-and AOS-type motors with increased slip
AK-type wound-rotor motors
Multispeed A and AO-type motors
AV-type built-in motorn
AOLT-31-4-and AOL-42-12-type motors for hoists
AOL-and AOLB-type small Induction motors
Ch. VIII. D-c Machines of Gene,-al Application
PN-; PNIL and PNV-type machines
MP-11 machines
MPB-type balancing machines
Ch. DE. Various Induction Motors
AM-6-type motors
GAN-6-and DAN-6-type motor:":~
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100
2.1
2-1
26,
3-,-,-1
3' _,,J
31)".
33)
3 3'--
36(4
T: '
38-1
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Ch. X. Universal Motors 3'.
PL-and UL-type commutator motors 3"
MUN-and UMT-type commutator moto~-s
PART III. STNGffqGNOLTS AND SPECTAI MACHINES
Ch. XI. Synchronous Machines 41
GS; OSG-, GSD-and DS-type synch.-onous machines of the 14th and
15th sizes 4(.
as) GSGj GSD; DS-and DSZ-tyro- synchronous machines of the 16
to 18th sizes
MS-320-type synchronous machines
SG snd S-type synchronous generators
aPN, KaPN-and aPNT-type synchronous generators 4C'
ChS-T-type synchronous generators 41t
SOD-220-and SM-type synchronous generators 4,(
Ch. XII. Special Machines 47:
Rotating amplifiers of the EMIJ-1.22 EMTY-25t EMU-50t EMU-70,
EMU-100 and ENU-110 typen 47.1
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Selsyns of the DI-501 DI-511 and SS--501 types 490
Magslips of the Bs-4o4A, DS-501 A, BD-404A and BD-501 A
types 491
Magslip control transform.-rn of the BS-405 type 494
Selsyns of the BS-4o4A .... Tj BS-501A .... T, 13D-4o4A .... T
and BD-501A ... T types (for tropical climates) 495
Selsyns of the SS-195-1`10 type 497
Selsyns of the SS-195-135 type 498
D-c machines of the MI type 501
Tachometer generators ET-7/1A TG-o4l and mET-8/55 510
Tw.-;-phase induction servomotors of the ASM type 512
PART IV. T aj VOTTAGE EQUPMEFT 711SU'l-KI) ON MECHANISMS
Ch. XIII. Brakes and Electromagneta 515
Brakee of the TKTy TKP and TKrG types 51
Braking electromagnets of the KMTy VM and KMP types 529
D-c elpetromapnets of the A type 534
Open-make ES-1 pull-push electrdM&gnets 538
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Electromagnetic connecting and disconnecting valves of the
VV-2, VV-41 VV-22 ard VV-24 types 541
Winding data of brake and electromagnet coils 547
Stabilizing transfo*ners nf the TS-72-6o and TS-144-11o
types 554
Ch. XIV. Track and Ll-.,.it Switebei 56
5
Dust-protected limt!* switches of the KTT type .
556
Splash-proof limit :.witchps of the KU type 5.56
Ltmit switches of t~.e KU-500 T type 562
Limit switches of t--.A, V-1.0., VU-150., VTJ-250.,.VK-100 and VK..
211 types 564
Change-over micro-s-Itches of the MP-1 and MP-3 types 571
Track switch of the ;'K-31.1 A type (hex-&etic) 572
Cam controller of tI.,-. KA-4000 and KA-4000 T typet; 574
Rotating controller -.ef the KA-5000 type 583
Universal change-ow~- switches of the UP-5100 type 597
Universal pole-chanf-,-ng switch fnr multispeed motors of the
UP-5200 type 6o9
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Rutary change-over swit,,kins for multiopeed motors of the PK-25
and PK_60 types 618
Rotary switches and change-over switches of the PK type 622
Control pushbuttons of the KU and LIKU types 626
Ch. XV. Centrifugal SwitchAs and Mechanical Relay for Rotations
Control 632
Ch. XVI. Inductive Feelers 642
Inductive feelers of the IV-110T and IV- 120T types 642
Inductive feelers of the TKV-101 IKV-20 and IKV-30 types 643
Magnetic amplifiers of the TUM,, THM, UK and U14S types 650
Magnetic amplifiers of the KU .... T type 656
Ch. XVII. -Pulse Appa-ratus for Automation 658
Flag indicator switches 658
Photoelectronic apparatus of the PFA-10 and FEA-20 t es 672
Metallurgical photorelays of the YRS-53, .FRS-55: FRST and
FRS-12 types 678
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Electromagnetic feeler of the END-1 tYPn 703
Contact rollers 705
Ch. XVIII- ElectromagnetIn CIIN'tchP-5 708
Electromagnetic multidlak frictinn rlut-,hes of the EM type 708
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8(6) C,
AUTHOR: Vinogradov, IT.A., Fngineer

TITLE: Improving Automation and Protection Circuits of PV'-73-
200 High-Pressure Preheaters
PERIODICAL: Energetik, 1959, Nr 9, pp 10-11 (U~-"Tz)
ABSTRACT: The author describes modifications of automation and
protection circuits of PVSS-200 high-pressure prehea-
ters. These preheaters are desipned for an output of
210 tons of water per hour. They are installed with
VK-50, VPT-25 and VT-25-4 turbines. The latter arrnnge-
ment is shown in a diagrpm. The automation an! protec-
tion circuits are designed in such a .vay that the
valves are in an "open" position at rated water dis-
charge. With rated flow of water, the pressure loss
in the preheater amounts to 17-23 mm mercury column,
With a decrease of the water flow, the pressure on
valve 1 is reduced proportionally to the square of tthe
water flow reduction. This will eventually cause a
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-)nv/c-j -51)-9-5/33
Improving Automation and Protection Circuits of -'igh-
Pressure Preheaters
when operated with turbines VT-25-4 and VPT-25-3,
which work on condensers. Unstable operrition of the
preheater was observed also with greater flows,
the automatic feed system of boilers caused some
shocks. In these c8ses the temperature of the rrehea-
ted water is 40-45 C lower. An additional pipeline
with a throttle was introduced, which was calculated
in such a way that it will develop a supporting force
of 200-2-50 kg on the valve. This force is created by
means of a pressure difference of 4-5 atmospheres u-n-
der the piston in the valve chambers. There is 1
diagram,
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j I-r- 01 al;
(Zabota s
RAD 1U."8, p4O

VINOGRADOV, 'N.A.
.'.I ~~ I---.
Medical stations in city districts. Bovet.med. no-5:32-33 Maq 1951.
(CIRL 20:9)
1. Of the Institute of Public Health Organi2ation and History of
Medicine imeni N.A. Semashko of the Academy of Medical Sciences
USSR (Director-Candidate Medical Sciences N.A. Vinogradov).

GALIPERIN, Semen Il'yioh; VINOGRADOV, N.A., redaktor.
~
.,,.I. [Protective and therapeutic hospital regimen] Uchebno-okhranitell-
.. :r
~ 11 .'1 nyi rezhim v bollnites. Xoskva. Kedgis, 1953. 82 P. (KI-RA 7:11)
(Hospitals)

VZOGR&MV, N.A., professor; OBRCGOV, A.N., professor. direktor.
Physical and health resort factors in disease prevention. Sov.med. 17 no.8:
19-24 Ag 153- (XLdA 6:8)
1. Gosudaretvennyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut fizioterapii Minister-
stva zdravookhraneniya RSM. (Health resorts, watering places, etc.)

YrNOGRkDGV,11.A.
~ -I -
CPublic health during the years of foreign military intervention
and civil war] Zdravookhranenie v gody inostrannoi voennoi in-
terventaii i grazhdanskoi voiny. Moskva, Medgiz, 1954. 28 p.
(Public health) (KLRA 8:7)

VINOGRADOV,N.A.
(Basic principles of Soviet public health] Osaonqs prin-
telpy sovetskogo zdravookhranoniia. Kookwa, Kedgis, 1954.
42 p. (HLRA 8:6)
(Public health)

VINOGHADOV, N.A.
(Role of the Russian physician in preserving the health of
the people] Roll rusekogo vracha v okhrane zdorov"ta naroda.
Moskva, Medgiz. 1954 51 P. (MLRA 9:1)
(PHYSICIANS)

ViNOGAP-0-y-I Hikolay Arkadlyevich; PODOLINYY, Solomon Abramovich; ROSTOTSKIY,
'-1-08 iT ~61i a's 1&"V' (Yilciih; OILMEN, S.Ye., redaktor; ROMANOVA, Z.A., takhni-
chaskiy rodaktor.
[Kethods of inspecting city hospitals] Metodika obaledovaniia gorodskikh
bollnits. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo med. llt-ry, 1954. 114 p. (MLRA 8:1)
(Hospitals-Inspectiou)

71;
-I; -V -yt f
SIKASHKO, Nikolay Alaksand ovich; ASHURKOT. Ta.D.. rodaktor; BARSUKOT. X.I.,
redaktor: TrNOGRADOT, N.A., redaktor; GC27rK, D.V., redak-tor;
PETROV, Ta.O.. rodaktor: SLONINUATA, N.A.,
redaktor; GABIRLAID, M.I., tokhnichookly- rodaktor
[Selected works] Isbrannys protxvedonita. Red. kolleglia: A.D.
Ashurkoy I dr. Moskva, Goo. lxd-vo mod. lit-ry, 1954. 337 P.
(Public health) (MLRA 7:10)

VINOGRADOT, N.A.
I.A.Sexashko and his struggle for peace and friendship mong nations;
5th annivers&z7 of his death. Sov. zdr&v. 13 no-3:38-41 my-je 154.
(KL'RA 7:8)
(PWHKO, NIKOLAI ALKSANMOVICH, 1874-1949)

rj V 'ni [i.
ZABLUDOVSKIY, Pavel Taftmovich. dotsent; KHMILIV, H.S., redaktor;
VIN)GRAWY, N.A., redaktor; ZHUKOV, G.I., rodaktor; ZINOVIYICY,
Z.N., takhnicheskly redaktor.
(Origin of medicine In humn society] Tosn1knovenle moditelay
Y chelovachaskom obahchentys. Moskva, Gos.Isd-vo meditsInskol
lit-ry. 1955. 20 -p.(Biblioteka vracha-organizatora. Laktsii
po organizatell sdravookhranentia dlia vrachat. Istorlia
otechentyennoi meditsimy, lektatia 1) (MLRA 8sll)
(KIDICIU--HISTORY)

ZABLUDOVSKIY, Pavel Yefizovich; KENN=. N.B., rodaktor; VINDGUI)DY B.A.
redaktor; ZHUKOT, G.I., redaktor; ZIIWITIF, I.A., rediad-or;
TATWKIMOVA, Z.N., tekhnichookly rodaktor.
(Development of medicine among the peoples of the U.S.S.R. until
the time of feudalism and durizkgg the feudal period. Medicine In
the Moscov feudal Ptatel Rasvitte moditsIrW u narodow SSSR do
foodalizaa t v foodallarl period. Moditsins, v Moskovskow foodallnow
gosudaretye. Moskva, Gos.Izd-To neditainskoi lit-ry, 1955 31 P.
(Biblioteks, vracha-organizatora Lektoll po organizatoli sdrawookhra-
nenlia dlia vrachel. Lektsii po Istor1l otachestvennoi meditsimW.
lektolia 2) MRA 8:11)
(MMICIN11-HISTOIff )

VINOGRADOV, N.A.
I -
[Progressive traditions of Russian medicine in public health pro-
tection] Progressivnye traditaii ruBskoi meditsiny v okhrane zdo-
rovIia naroda. Moskva, Medgiz, 1955. 34 po' (MLRA 8:4)
(Public health-History)

SHIKOV, Grigorly '2erent 'yovich; ASHURKOV, To. D., rodaktar; VINOGRAWYA
N.A., rodaktor; MMIN, To. Ya., rodak-tor; YIVDOKIKOff-,'rIr-7~'
chookiy rodaktor.
[Organization of medical services for workers in ladustrial
eutprpriess; a lecture] Orgasizatolia seditainskego obolushiva-
niia rabechikh pronyshlemWkh prodpriiatii; lektoils lied obahchei
red. A.D.Ashurkoya'i N.A. Vinegradeva. Moskva, Goo.lid-ve neditsiz-*
skol lit-ry, 1955-~40 p. (MLRA 9:5)
(MUSTRUL MICM)

VINOGRAWV, N.A9
I
[Public health service during the struggle for nation-wide socialist
IndustrIalization In 1926-19291 Zdravookhrananie v gody borlbv za
sotsiallaticheakulu industrializataiiu otrany, 1926-19Z9. Moskra,Med-
giz, 1955. 43 p. (KWA 8:4)
(Public health-Histor7)

AR7D4'TW, Fedor Andrayovich; KMIEIXY. N.S.. redaktor; VINOGRADOV, N.A..
redaktor; ZHUKOV, G.I., redaktor; TIFIMOC'MIN. T.P., r;M07.4-4,1~
TMMKI140VA, Z.N., teithnichookly redaktor.
[Periods of work and rest) Raboches vrmia t vremia otdykha.
Moskva, Goo.izd-vo wditelaskoi lit-ry, 1955. 47 p. (Bibilloteka
vrache-organizatora. Laktall. po organizateli sdravookhrenemita
411a wrachel. Zakonodatolletvo po upraylentiu sdravookhrenenion
I trudu anditsinskikb rabotnikov, laktolia 3) (KLRA 8:11)
(Hours of labor)

VINOGRADOV, N.A.; TFRFNTIYEV, A.I.
Automatic machine for cutting slots. Manhinos-.-citel,
no.9t18-19 S f64. (HIU, 17,10)

A,RTVfIYMV, F.A.; KIPtICTXY, M.S., radaktor; VVIDGUMV, N.A., redaktor.
ZHUKOT, G.I., redaktor; YEFINDCHKIN, V.P..-radmamor, lill XIMOVA,
Z.H., tekbnIcheskly redaktor.
(Wages, guarantees and compensational Oplata truda, carantil I
koapensateli. Moskva. Gos.isd-vo ned.lit-ry, 1955. 86 p.
(Bibliateka vracha-organizatora. Lektall po organizatsit sdravo-
okhrananita dliawacbel. Zakonodatelletvo po upravlenilu adravo-
okhraneniem i trady meditsinskikh rabotnikey, lektalia 4)
(wave) (NLRA 8:11)

T1170GRADOV.N.A.
Clixicophysiological approach in orgamizing the medical health
resort regimen in cardiovascular diseases. Vop.kw.fitioter. i
lech.fiz.kullt. no.2:21-26 Ap-je '55. (MIRA 8:8)
1. Iz NaLucIrno-lealedovatel'skogo Inatituta fizioterapil Ministerstva
zdravookhrausuiya RSFSR (dir.prof. A.R. Obrosov)
(CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTM--DISEASES, therapy,
organiz. of care ix health resorts)

MOZGLYAKOVA, V. A.
Methods of inspecting municipal hospitals. N. A-UnEiradov,
S. A. Podolfuyl, 1. B. Rostotakii. RevievGCL 07 V. JL* nGZgIM-
kova. Sov.zdrav. 14 no-1:59-60 Ja~P 55. (MIRA 8:4)
(VINOGRADOV. N. A.)
(PODCLINTI, S. A.)
(HOSPITALS - 111STECTION)

ASTVATSATUROT. Kornaliy Romanovich, detsent; KOOLAT,,N.S., redaktor; VIXO-
. GLOW. N.A., rodaktor; ZHUKOV, G.I., redaktor; STUDNITSIN, A.T.,
Yu.S.. tokhaichookly rodaktor.
[Organizatisa for the treatment of veneral diseases iR Till*g*G]
Organizatelia venerelogichookel pomeshchi a& solo. Keskva. Goo.isd-
vo nod.lit-ry, 1956. 32 P. (MLRA 9:5)
(VXMMOU)GY)

SMULBVICH,, Boleelay Takovlovich: ASHMOV, Te.D.. rodaktor; 0
UUW
-N.A.p redaktor; X&M, N.M.. rodaktor; SXNCHIW. I.K., tekhni-c&Y
redaktor
[The state of health of the popuUtion and sethodsof studing it;
& lecture] SostoUnte sdorovtia naselouila i metody ego IsucheniLAL:
lektoils. Fod obahchei red. N.D.Ashurkoys i N.A.Vinogradova. Nookya,
Goo* izd-ve mod. lit-ry, 1956. 44 p, (RIU 9:7)
(AUICH SURVZYS)

KARANNIOVA, Madezhia Vaoilljtvna, dotseat; ASHURKOT9 - To. D.,rodaktor;
I
a C:106 ~N.A.~,redaktor; NOGINA. O.P..redairtor;SUCHILD, K.K.,
j
r.ff~
to Ii Chis ktor
[Proteetton of nother and child in the U.S.S.R.] Okhrana materinstva
i Aetstva v SSSI; lektails. Pod obehahel red. ILD. Ashurkova i
N.A. Vinogradova. Kookwo, Goo. izd-vo sad. lit-ry 1956. 73 p.
(KAUM" AIM MV KWAM)

ELA"LlYs A.N., glavW redaktor; ANIGHKOV, K.N., redaktor; BOLDTEXV, T.Te.,
redaktor; BRUSILOVSKIT, L.Ya., redaktor; BTKOV. X.M., redaktor;
VASIIAHKO. V.]Kh.0 redaktor; TIN ;RADO rodaktor; GRASHCHIMI,
N.I., redaktor; DAYYDOVSKIT.-W. '-tw6Vf"IDRODOV3XIT. P.I.,
rodaktorl KATITSKIT, R.Ts.. rodaktor; KOCHIRGIN, I.G., redaktor;
KROYXOT, Y.Ge, redaktor; KU IYANOV. P.A., redaktor; IWADIRSKIT,
A.T., redaktor; KALINOVSKIY, M.S.. redaktor; X&NIKOVSKIY, B.N.,
redaktor; KISTAROV, A.I., redaktor; ORBXLI, L.A. , redaktor;
PAYLOVSKIYO U.N.. redaktor; SIMIN, B.Yeo, redaktor; SIRTABIN,
K.I., radaktor; SMIRNOV, Ta.l., redaktor; TIMAEOV, V.D., redaktor;
TUB, A.Y., redaktor; SHADANOV, A.N., redaktor
[Great Medical Incyclopedis] Bol'shaia neditainskals entalklopediia.
Glavered. A.N.Bakulev. Chleny red.kollogtilLKAnichkoy i dr. 1z&. 2-00.
Moskva, Goo. izd-vo nod. lit-ry. Vol. 1, A - Angiofibrome. 1956.
1216 columns. --- [Phonograph record and thrtle-Aimensional color
spectacles] Grammofonnaia plastinks t ochki-evatofilltryF
(KEDIGINB--DIGTICKARM)

YINOGRADOV. B.A., professor
I-- I -- .1 -
Hardening the organism. Zdorovle 2 no.7:1-2 Jl 156. (912A ~:S)-
(PHMIGAL BDUCATION AND TRAINING)

VINOGRADOV, N.A.
Mechanism of the skin reaction in electrophoresis of histamine.
Vop.kur.fi2ioter. i lach.fis.kulit. 21 no.1:114-50 Ja-Mr 156.
(MIRA 9:9)
1. Is Boucano-iseledovatellskogo instituta fitioterapii Ministerstya
zdLravookhrananiya RSFU (dir. - prof. A.M.0brosov)
(HISTAKINX) (RIAMOPHORESIS)

VINOGRADOVO, N.A.
Physiaal faators in treating hypertension. Yop.kur.fizioter. i lech.
fiz.,kullt. 21 no.4:20-23 O-D 156. (MM 9:12)
lo Is Nauchno-ionledovatellskogo instituta fisioterapil. Kinisterstva
sdravookhronaniya RSM (dir. - prof. A.N.Obrosor)
(RIMUNSION) (PHYSICAL TKMUPY)