SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VOLODARSKIY, Z.B. - VOLODIN, A.M.
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VOLODARSHY, Z.B., inzh.1 SALOV, A.Ye.j insh.
Testing the HPZ-1 small loader. Gor.zhur. no.5:53-56 W 161.
(KMA 14: 6)
1, Dnepropetrovskiy proyqitno-konstruktorskiy tekhnologicheskiy
institut.
(0:~e handling-Equipmnt and supplies)
1. VOLODCRIDIKO, K.G.
2. USSR (600)
4. Technolozy
7. Manual on drilling wells with percussive rotary rigs. Moskva, Gosgeolizdat, 1951
9. Monthly Lint of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March,1953.Unclassified.
VOLODCH3M.'O. Konstantin Gavrilovich.
[Test core drilling] Iblonkovoe rasyedochnos burenie. lxd. 2. Moskva, Goa.
izd-ro geol. lit-ry, 1953. 523 p. (XT-RA 6:9)
(Boring)
AKU4USHKIN, I.I.-, BARAWVA, Z.I.; BRODSKIT, K.A.; VIRKETIS, M.A.;
VOWDCHXKO N I - GALKIN, Tu.I.,; GURITANOTA, Te.Y.; DOGNLI
177-771~r~jmmr. A.M.; ZWINA, G.B.; 1VAHDV, A.T.; KIRITAX)VA,
To-S.; IMBTAKOVA.-Z-T.; VDLTUH, V,.M.; KOWZHUKOVA,Te.D.;
KDROTKIVICH, V.S.;KLYUGI, G.A.; LOZI]KA-LOZINSKff, L.K.:
LORaKIWA, N.B.; NAUKOV, D.V.; PSRGAMJW, T.S.-, 1WHATNTAK.
Y.Y.; EAVELITNA, T.S.; SKARLATO, O.A.; SOKOWY, I.I.;
STHKWoV, A.A.; TARASOV, N.I.; USHAKOV. P.V.: SHCHORINA.Z.G.
TAKOVLI.TA, A.".; USWXOV, P.L. obsbcbly rukovaditall;
PAVIOVATIY, Te.N., akademik, rodaktor; STRXLKOV, A.A. radaktor;
BR)DSKI.T, K.A., radaktor; ARONS, R.A., tekhnicbeekiy redaktor.
[Atlas of Invertebrates of the Far Xast seas nf the U.S.S.R.]
Atlas besposvonochnykh dallnevoatochrWich morel SSSR. Hooky&,
lzd-vo AVad.nauk SSSR, 1955. 240 p., 66 plates. (MLRA 8-10)
1. Akwlemiya na,11k SSSR. Zoologicheskiy, institut,
(Soviet Far ]Cast--Invertebrates)
JO 4awrOwAch; XRIVNNKO, M.G.,radaktor;
INYIVA, N.A.,redaktor izdatellstva; GUROVA, O.A.,
tWanicheskiy redaktor
Cco:re drilling) Kolonkovoe burenie. Isd.3-e, impr. i dop.
Moskva, Goo. nauchno-takha. izd-vo lit-ry po geoll. i okhrane
nedr, 1957. 556 p. (MLRA 10:4)
(Boring)
am-i'm In ... H~Im
10
SEMRYAE:OV, L;P.; VOLdWMWJ(O, X.G.; HOSTINSKIT, T.I.; PWROV, P.A.
i,.%
Jbrporience gain~edrcmcoMxo idativg drilling crave into a unified
organization with paymnts based on group piece work. Razved. i okh.
nedr 23 no.4:55-60 Ap 157. (KIRA 11:1)
1. Otdel okonomiki goologo-rasyedochnykh rabot Tmesoyazucgo, nalwhno-
inaledovatellskogo Instituta metrologli i standartizataii.
(Boring) (wages)
~,_VCLODCHNYO, K.G.~ BCHAS. O.V.; IUKOV, L.I.; SUMOT, V.A.; EMICHMO,
~'Y_3_.':,"LC9EU1OVA, Te.A.-, UVAROVA, I.A.; CHITCTKIKA, K.A.; NIICLAYIT,
P.S., glavnyy red.; WM RIA OV, L.P., glavnyy red.; DIR2EAMA,
N.G., red.; GUROVA, O.A., tekhn.red,; IV"OVA, A.G., tekht.rede
(INV unified production norms for operations in geological
prospeoting; mining operations) Idinye normy vyrabo,tki na geolo-
gorazvedochnya raboty (INV); gornoprokhodcheekie raboty. Moskva#
(kts.nauchn*-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry pa geol. i okhrane nedr, 1959.
1j'!3 P. WnA 13:6)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Kinisteretvo.goologii i okhrany nedr.
2. Otdal ekonomiki goologorazvedochnykh rabot Vaesoyuznogo nanchno-
iseledovatellskogo institute minerslInogo,syr~.'ya..(jIXS) (for Volod-
chanks, Bones, Isakov, Smirnovj, Kunicimako, Lashkova, Uvarove,
Chevotkine).
(Mining engineering--Standards)
VOIDDCHNIMO. K.; KRIUNTO. M.; MOSTINSKIY, T.
Nev method for calculating wages of workers of explorstorr
drilling crews. Blul. nauch. inform.; trud i zar. plats. no.4:
3-9 '59. (MIRA 12:6)
(Miners) (wages-Accounting)
VOIDDCHM0j, K.G.j GUZMAN, D.M.j HOSTINSKIY, T.I.
I----------
AMAysis of the operating results of bard-faced drill bits and their
efficiency in use. Hazved, i okhe nedr 26 noe901-33 S 160#
(MIRA 15.7)
L Voeooyuznyy nauchno-issledovatelliskiy Institut minerallnogo
syrIya.
(Boring machinery)
SEREBRYAKOV, L~P.; VOLODGIIENKO, K.G.; V'DIASBKII-1, M.A.PrInimali
uchactiye. -Uvjl , H.L.; 1411TAYEV, I.Z.;
INIKOLAYLV, S.V.; SM-IOYLOVA, V.F.; SIDOROVA, L.P.;
101-1,01 V,F.j red. vypuska; BOWffSH9V, A.T., rod, vyPuska;
C.IIAFOVSKIY, Ye.G., red. vypuska; F05FILOVA, A.M.,, red. izd-
va; GUROVA. O.A,~., tekhn. red,
I.Collection of unified district estiiates for geological
%mospecting] Sbornik edinykh poraionnykb edinichnykh ras-
tvonok nn goologorazvedochnyo raboty. Moskvap Goa. nauchno-
tekhn. izd--vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrano nedr. No.2. (Hydro-
geology and geological engineering) Gidrogeoloeicho-kie i
inzhenerno-geologicheskie raboty. 1960. 91 p. (MIRA 14:12)
I., Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Fliniaterstvo goologii i okhrary
nedr. 2. Ministerstvo geologii i okhrany nedr SSSR (for Titov,
Nikolayev).
(Prospecting)
GORDIYEVSICrY, Emanuil Ilikolayevich; VOLODCHEINKO, K.G.. nauchn. red.
- ~- 7 -
(Handbook for a drilling foreman on core drilling] Famiatka
burovo= masteru mekhanichoskogo kolonkovogo bureniia. Mo-
skvap Nedrap 1965. 158 P. (MIRA 18W
Y~ , IMIPI '. V0 1 -0 f"IrMlIANK0.1 1.'. 1. ; VYSOKGO.;TF60VSFJM`- , I. B. ; 71R,K(DVA
Effect of large do~;es of cortisone on 057HL mice. Vokl. All
SSSR 156 no.4:082-983 Jo 164. (M I rdt 17: 6)
peciiatrichoskly -iuJIit3inskiy Inatitut.
Pre-dstavl~!no alademikum Yi:~. 141avlwisklm.
YOLOISIM.OY, Fedor Illich, kand.tokhn.nauk; PRIYEZZHIT, I.I., red.;
GORMOU'll L.1%, #--red. i zd-va; BRATISWO, L.T., te),Jm.red,
[Mechanization of operations in riverside storage areas)
Mokhanizatsiia rabot na prirechnykh skladakh. Moskva, Gos-
losbumisdat. 1958. 50 p. (MIRA 13:4)
(Lumbe ring--Ka chino ry)
1 . vowmmi, i. t:.,
I
2. USSR (600)
4. Windlass
7. Cross-country vineb VL - 3 Makh. trud. rab. 6 No. 10, 1952.
VOLODENKOV. P.1. inzh.
Erecting water-resistant earth structures by d=ping soil into
the water. Gidr.stroi. 31 no.8:39-1+0 Ag 161. 1 (Km 14:8)
(Eartbwork) (Hydraulic structures)
student 5 kursul LIPA, O.L., professor, naukoyly ke-
rivnik.
Brief survey of the trees of Soviet ftrk In Kiev. Stud.nauki
pratai no.20:157-161 156. (NLU 9 - 12)
(Kiev-Trees)
VOLODCH--,N.KO,. V...S. .
Cases of seed gemination inside the fruit of the maternal plamt
in wild species of the pulse family. Ukr. bot. zhur. 20 no.3:
108-109 163. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Otdol vysshikh rasteniy Instituta botaniki AN UkrSSR.
BARBARICH, A.I.[Barbarych, A.1.)j kand. biol. nftuk; DRADIS,Ye.M.p
doktor biol. nauk; V155YULOA, O.D., doktor biol. nauk;
IKO Vt�.; DOBROCHAYEVA, D.H., kand. biol. nauk;
'KARffAVXff',7*D.; KATINA, Z.F., kand. biol. nauk; KOTOV,
M.I., doktor biol. nauk; RUZNETSOVA, 0.0.[Kuznetsova H.O.),
[Olianits'ka
kand. biol. nauk; OLYANITSKOVA,, L.G' $ L.11.1;
OMELICRUK, T.Ya., kand. biol. nauk; POYARKOVA, O.M.),
FROKUDIN, YuJI.) doktor biol. nauk; PROTOPOPOVA, V.V.;
uc-LYUSARENKO, L.N.; !VOLNO, S.S.; KHRZIIAIIOVSKIY, V.G.
(Khrzhanovolluit V.H.1, doktor biol. nauk; ZEROV, D.K.
t.kademik, otv. red., 0111SHCHENKO,.L.I..) redd
[Key for the identification of plants in the Ukraine] Vyz-
i1achrWk rosly-a Ukrainy. Vyd.2., vypr. i dop. Kyiv, Urozhai,
1965. 876 p. (MIRA 18:9)
1 Akademi a nauk URSR, Kiev. Instytut botaniky. 2. All Ukr.SSR
(~or ZerovT 3. MookovskayA sallskokhozyaystvonnaya akaderiya
im. K.A.Timiryazova (for Khrzhanovskiy),
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hordems. ~ 9. of apatilor we. sihmed with 440 toil, of
4-4 IA IICI until -411. wait fillailled. 41, 1. 411hyd. CACS,
was added, fcolltimird by :A) list. NIVOII And thoin. c-f thr -60
sartliplilt and tifiratitin 4 the distillate in tht usual mAnnet.
]#Fee succ",tivir dittos. with MeOlf were otices-Ary (tit
47w dctn. of all of the IY)j preent, *4 detd. by the addit
fit known anitc oil It rotterkit. to? apatile cancrutrate tor top see
ovajdljr* Iff"ll the ilorin, to 11A), In The 1101,
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of worrv 41.1 Arld. Tho 1101, romforsit III Coo
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Devout= Kynovsk and Zhiveak sms
Wtak reduclair conditions ptevage4 Ue.4weise- In
in socult beds
fman2embit-nmectges.
"
RODIOMVA, K.F.; MOCH&IOVA,
Iron and certain carbonate minerals In the Devonian producing
formation as an Indicator of its depositional conditions. TrL-d7
159
VNII no.20;162-185 - ( WU 12. 10
(Shkapovo region (Bashkiria)-Geochemical prospecting))
FETROVSIWU,., A.N.; VOLODCHENHOVA, A.I.
UsJ.ng Kontals method for deterrdning the mineral composition of
argrillites. llauch.-t6kh., sborl po dob. nefti no.13:3-6 161.
(WRA 16:7)
1, Voesoyuznyy heftegazovyy nauchno-iosledovatellskiy institut.
(ArglLlito),
PETROVSKAY.A., A.N.; VOLOVIKOVSKAYA, Ye.P.; VOLCDCHENKQyAt,A.I.;
YZCTAICVA, Ye.14.; KUUYFMMA,, nx-
Detailed correlation of cross sections of the mineralogical
complex of the clay part of rocks, Nauch,-tekhj, abor po dob.
nefti. no.13:31--33 161. (KiRA 16:7)
1. Vseso-yuzrryy neftegazovyy nauchno-isoledovateliskiy institut.
(Tatar A.S.S.R.-Clay-Analysis)
Ps::T,7_P_t"Z77Pu- -4 MI/ji5
ACCESSION NR: AR5017413
UR/0137/65/000/006/G001/0001 3~z
SOURCE: Ref. zh, Metallurgiya, Abs. 6G4
AUTHOR: Volodek, A. I
TITLE: Some general relationships for linear induction pumps
CITED SOURCE: Tr. Tallinsk. politelchn. in-ta, v. A, no. 214, 1964, 3-9
TOPIC TAGS: electromagnetic pump, pump
TRANSLATION: The. article advances a number of general relationships fc.r a
linear induction pump, which express the characteristics and the indices ol'the
pump (head, power, losses) as a function of the basic electromagnetic loads (li-
near flow load and density of the current in the windings), but do not contain spe-
cific winding- data. Use of these relationships Vi the design of an induction pump
makes it poesible to decrease the amount of work involved in the detailed clesign
and',calculaCon of the windings of several prospective variants. These sarri,3 re-
_Ccrd 1/ 2
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VOLODCWIKOV.4&,jl[W.g.Hinek)
W000=St is happiness. IUn.takh. 3 no.3:42 Mr 159.
(MIRL 12:4)
(Minsk--Radio industry)
Lumbering
Dwping lumber into water with tractors KT-12 using open loop. Mokh.trud.rab., 6, No. 2p
1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Juns 195$. Unclassified.
2
VOLMENKOV., F.I.
Limbering
Temporary dam Lis. prom. 12 o. 3. 1952
MnUl jAjsA S.)j Rwsj Accessi2nsp Library of Congressl, August,, 1952. UNC=IFIED.
~55-11 (600)
4. Lumbering
Skidding timloer into the water with KT-12 tractors and with winches. Les. pro=.
11. no. 3 1953
9. 'Monthly List of Russian Accessions, LIbrM of Congress, June 1953. Unclassified.
VOLODI,',*T-XOV,'F. 1. UI-OW
VOLOMNYOV, Me. k*ndidat takhnichookikh nsidc.
VL-3 winch for bulky lake rafts. Loo.pron. 14 no.7:25-27 J1 154.
OMU 7:7)
1. Starshiy nauchnyy ootrudnik ?Sentrallnogo nauchno-Inaledovatel'sko-
go instituia les"plava.
(Umber IW-ftwhinorr)
IN
VOMWODTIKOz PAl.j,.GO't-;BCHTl~*OV- N-16
(,J1114 fifitting &YL?,htre for Vie frIanea Of OvOl, tab)Aa~ BUD. I der. rnmo
,fto.W.1-42 Jl,-W 165- (M.11 h A 281 IQ
,VOLODINKO, P. 1.
I The S-70-Sh mixing MChins.'Blultakh.-skon.Inform. no.6:41-42
15 8. (Textile mchinery) (XIRA 11:8)
Datem!=Van of sm--U cnotots of lead In (he bl*4'
0. A.Wtbcr, K. V(qveer, mnd. V B. VcFak (fust. In.-I. llyg.,
11ij. P444 .1, 2911- 313(195d).
-A tnorjocucv Uwd lsd~-I-Ibcd.
Ibis tuet)tod differs try--n the lt:w2l dithizaae raetho& m I
that tht extrt. of Ph with dithir~-ct "n. It performtd at pit :
10.5 aud the Fe i3 mufmA LyA 2T',) tq. Win. 0 CUpfarcll'
after tulneraliration of the blond. Time modifications In-'
CrEaW t~e UmAtiVily Of the InUthOd 11111 St the SaMI: OnAt.
dhipw5c With the Itecevj,ty of rruibins this 11b (11thizatmte
soln. to remove the excess dithimia btkre umsuring the
extioctloo. ThL cut,ftrton exot. d4ninated all the poisibtt
aourm o! t"or cumiected with tbo presence of Ft. Stalls.
tical treatnicat of the calibration curvei showed the relia-
'bility and sensitivity of the method. The standard efrot
of a single dctu. b not mcne than :L7 y for Ph co-mm, of
25-1,00,Y1100 mi. 0 blood it the mmuireineut of the opticial,
d. Is puform-ed with the Beckman spectro h et
'p, 01011" el 4
If 2 parallel detm are made in &
Btandard urnr ruay
Jz~
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CIL ea,
fz
OV L~
adr, it was vtabltshcd tbzt the rural p~ru!atlan. Lm 1--f Pb
ec4wn, in bim-A th*r. I -I- k"puL til'a Numsl ~wj,
w-Aq totird-va b,:- 60 yilrg) fril. u- Nr,~d~ --Y4 N; - -
!YUGOSLAVIA
Krista KOSTL%L, Kata VOLODrR, V.B. VOUK and 0. TIEDER, Institute for
--in-docCu-pifional &'-Icdicine (Institut za medicinska
Medical Research
istrazivanja I medicinu rada)~Zagreb.
"Effect; of Chelating Agents on Renal Retention of Uranium."
J_qntL~aq~.A chj~ojo u, Vol 13, No 4, 1962; pp
Zagreb, Arhiv zaj1iDA
289-293.
Abstract [English surmry modified) : In rats, 7.6 mg./Xg. of uranyl
nitrate i-ro: 28% of dose In renal tissue 3 hours after achinistration.
Diethylene pentaacetic acid Immediately after U reduced this to 12%
(P=O.C5) while hydroxydiphenylcther phosphate paradoxically increased
it to 55% (P between 0.01 and 0.02.) Latter chalating agent is assumed
ineffective as potential therapeutic agent because the U complex formed
with it is poorly water-soluble and canre3t diffuse. Table, 7 Western
and 1 unpublished Yugoslav reference.
--------------------------------------- ............. a- ............
VOLODERP Kata
Detemination o" fmall 00 -hos;horus in org---x:4c ;:*-Gfl-
#orous ccmpounds. Arho hig. rada 15 no.4077-391 164.
A. Imititut ze. medicinalra Istrazivanja I modiciru radn, Zagreb.
VI040/"j(,f/ P., ------- --- --- -- _ ~'- - I I
TOUSICH. 4.; SHYAROYMY, V.
Why the production output of motor scooters has been-delayed. U
rul, no.10114 0 '57. (Kim lotil)
(Motor scooters) I
AQC -NR1----AP70OO'A-~---
AUTHOR: .,Y Grigorov, N. L.; Nesterov, V. Ye.;
Rapoport, A.; Yakovlovj B. 14.
ORO: none
m
TITLE: A study made usingthe Proton-1 satellite of the chemical co
position of primary cosmic raya in the moderate energy regionEOf--~~~-
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fizicheskaya, v. 30, no. 11,
1966, 1763-1764
TOPIC TAGS: primary.cosmic ray, cosmic ray measurementj cosmic ray
Ar
:L: i tY/ AZQ0-&-' tt-~ J-&LL. 1zk 4..
GS-, -A '%-Cl X-JACkL~40- JV~Q" fL'-
ABSTRACT: A study, maddusing the Proton-1 satellite'of the flux and
chemical composition of solar cosmic rays generated during chromospheric
flares, and of' primary galactic cosmic radiation is described. A
nuclear charge spectrometer with a geometric factor of 133 +6 cm2xsteradi
was used in the study. The spectrometer consisted of a CheFenkov
counter placed between two scintillation counters which form a tele-
scope. The Cherenkov counter consisted of an FEU-49 photomultiplier
which made an optical contact with a Plexiglas disk 165 mm in diameter
and 30 mm thick. The side of the disk opposite the photocathode was
Card 1/3
Fig. 1. Cosmic ray flux vs. hardness in
the geomagnetic equator region
4
N 1 - Protons; 2 - a-particles; 3, 4, 5
nuclei in the M, HO and VH groups.
,10 Wr
. -Bev
.2/3
ACC
coated with b----.ck paint to prevent registration of upward moving par-
ticlen. The sc~ntlllation counters consisted of F-EU-130 photonulti-
pliers and pla3tic's%,intillator plates 15 mm thick. Graphs of cosmic
ray flux vs. hardness (zee Fig. 1) were constructed from the prelim-
inary data on the longitUCinal effect and azimuthal asymmetry of cosmic
ray intensity in the geomageetic equator region for protons, a-par-
ticles, and nucleii in the M, H, and VH groups with-energies of 1 Bev
for protons and in the range ot 2 to 19 Bev for the remaining groups,
Orig. art. has; 2 figures. (WA-751
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AUTHOR: Volodichev., N. N.; Nesterov, V. Ye.; Savenko, 1. A.; Sharvina,
K. N.
ORO: none
TITLE: Study of the proton component of the inner radiation belt in
the Brazilian anomaly by artificial Earth eatelliten Proton-1 and
Proton-2 /Paper presented at the All-Union Conference on Physics of Coomic Rays hold
in Moscow Trom 15 to 20 November 19657
SOURCE: Ali SSSR. Izvestiya. 78eriya fizicheskaya, v. 30, no. 11,
1966, 1768-1770
TOPIC TAGS: proton counter, magnetic anomaly,
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ABOTRACIT: The distribution of geomagnetically trapped protons with
EP > 100 Mev above the Brazilian anomaly was studied by the Proton-1
and Proton-2 satellites which repeatedly passed over that region at an
altitude of 500 km. Since electrons with energies greater than 20 Iflev
are practically nonexistant in the inner radiation belt above the
Brazilian anomaly it could be assumed that only high-energy pro 'on s
were registeved by the SEZ-1 apparatus) which consisted or a Cherenkov
counter placed between two scintillation counters which could detect
protons with Ep > 100 Mev and electrons with Ee > 20 Mev. A similar
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equipment arrangement was used to detect the flux comprised of protons
with E > 1100 Mov. The geometric factor of the equipment wa3
133 cm?wsterad. Information from the counters was partially processed
on-board and Vne results were sent to Earth once every 9 seconds. Pre-
liminary data analysis shows that the proton concentration intensity
varied with a period of a few tens of seconds which may have been
caused by the satellite's spin about its own axis changing the pitch-
angle between the measuring apparatus and the anomaly. Proton lnten-~
sity however may be obtained from the envelope of a curve &tving the
count rate variation such as in Fig. 1. While the Proton-1 --ritellite
could not register protons with Ep > 100 Mev, the Proton-2 cou.,' reg-
ist-o f-he-ie with EP > 100 Mev and those with Ep > 1100 Mev, protons.
Judging from the average of three orbits, the ratio of concentrations
of protons with EP> 100 Mev and protons with Ep,> 400 Mev varies from
18 +0.5 to 8-5 +0-2. The total measurement time for these results was
4 aXnutes. It Is proposed that in the future the proton spectrum be
measured as a function of coordinates B and L. Orig. art. has:
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6AUTHOR: Basilova, R. N.; Volodichev, N. N.; Nesterov, V. Ye.; Savenko,
1. A.
ORG: none
,TITLE: Determination of the position of the cosmic ray equator based
!on results of measurements made with the Proton-1 satellite r1japcr presentj
lat:A11-Union Con~'cronce on Phyaics of Cosmic Rays hold in Moscow from 15'to 20
,-SOURCE: AN S;3
SR. Izvestiya. Seriya fizicheskaya, -V 30, no. 11,
1,771-172
10 TAGS: i,.os.-,iic ray Intensity, cosmic ray measurement, cosmic
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RACT: Directional equipment for,registration of cosmic particles
mounted on the Proton-1 satellite. The equipment consisted of two
scintillation counters capable of recording energy spectra of
protons and cosmic ray nuclei with energies from 0.2 to 30 Bev. These.
'counters, w1hen used in a double coincident scheme are also capable of 1
1
:nieasurin- protons and electrons with energies higher than 100 and 20 NeV-
at a solid angle of -3 sterad. This double coincidence scheme, which can
register particles incident from opposite directions, was chosen to
record the positions of points of minimum cosmic ray intensity. The
iresults (see Fig. 1) are compared with the results obtained with a
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AUTMRS t Volodijc~ N. N., Grishin, V. K., Kovallakiy, S.,
Lobanov, Yu. N., and Savenko, I. A.
TITLEs The magnetic-field characteristics of a strongly focusing
accelerator ivith spiral sectors
PbRIODICAL: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 31, no. 11, 1961, 1350-1357
TEXT: The authors' experimental study of the possibility of generating a
field of the type R k I
H, H,, F (NO - Ntg Z In
Ro
(2)
by meana of spiral sectors had the following aims t Guarantee of a radial
dependenae of the field (Hz~ - H 0(R/R )k, study of the modulation fre-
quency F, of procadure3 for its correc?ion and of the possibility of
determining a sufficiently high modulation coefficient A~-2. In the
arrangement described, a magnetic three-sector element modulates part of
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the magnetic system. of an accelerator -.Ath spiral sectors. This device
had the pazarv~ters k - 9, Hmin 11 oe, Hmax ~ 300 oe, R min " 45 cm,
Rmax ' 65 cm, 650, C - 2, N' 10, Q8 W 450, Op = 140- Fig. 1 shows
shape and d4 intensions of a se6tor. Magnetic measurements were made by a
method based on the galvanomagnetio flail effect. An n-type Ge crystal
uerved as pickup for the Hall electromotive force. Fig. 4 shows the
experimentally found azimuthal distribution of the field for a fixed value
of the radius and also the sinusoidal line of the period 9 P + Qb which is
equal to the period of the magnetic system. For R - const, the azimuthal
distribution can be represented as H(g) - 1](@ )(1 + A si- 2nQ
0 '40p+ 9b
According to these experimental data, the amplitude
H(Q) max -H(')min
A . If(G)max + H(9) min was equal to 0.2. Further experimental results
are given by Figs- 5 8. The compensating field consints of the fields
from the compensating coils wound on the lateral surfaces of the two
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neighboring ueetors. By investigation of the simulated magnetic field,
the law of the distribution of the ampere turns of the principal and of
the compensating coils was found. Varying the current in these coils,
the rate of increase of the magnetic field with respect to radius and
amplitudes of modulation can be varied within certain limits. This fact
facilitates the development of an accelerator with spiral sectors. There
are 11 figures and 4 references: 2 Soviet and 2 non-Soviet. The two
references to English-language publications read as followss K. R. Symon,
D. W. Kerst, L. W. Jones, L. J. Laslett, K. M. Terwillinger. Phys. Rev.,
103, 1837, 1956; T. Ohkawa. Rev. of Sci. Instr., a, 108, 1958-
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstyennyy univervitet (Moscow State Univer-
sity)
SUBMITTEDt January 28, 1961
Fig. 1. Geosetry of a spiral sector.
.Legends (1) Center of the machine.
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Le gend to Fig. 4: (1) Experimental points, (2) points of the curve
A sin(2ng/(Qp + 0b)' (3) sector.
Fig- 5- Diatribution of the magnetic field along the spiral lines for
three sectors.
Legendi (1) Sector.
Fig. 6. Radial distribution of the magnetic field.
Legendt (1) Curve found by direct measurement, (2) curve found from (1)
considering the function of azimuthal distribution of the field.
Fig. 7. Azimuthal distribution of the magnetic field in the air gap
between sectors.
Legendi (1) Field generated by the principal coil, (2) entire field,
(3) field cf the compensating coil, (4) sector, (5) air gap.
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AUTHORS Wang I-chliij and
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TITLE: Mngnntic ocrn,~ninE of the F nuelrita in alkali fluoride
PERIODICALi Fizikn tvorrJoro t-310,.v. 4, no. 3, 1962, 642 645
TEXT i The chemical shift of thn nuclear nap.,rebio rcuonnoce airnals in
calcula-ted for F in alknli-halide cryotaln to check on the formulas given
by.J. Kondo anti J. Jamnshita (J. 11hys. Chem. Solids, 10, 245v 1959).
Magnetic screening is given by 6 - ddia4'A arn; the reltiti ons
P
16 Ph
7, S(2pm a)
7
(2)
3mes
IL jLd (3)
M 0" =0
werenbtained,in free-ion approximation; divergea from the expression
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obtained by Kondo and Jams3hita only by additive terms, 6 dia has not been
considored bj them. Summation over ,,t13 carried out with respect to all
0.iirI(.-ul(:ctron funations of the F ion, over v, with respect to all Duch
functi,onn of the rcmaininr cryatnl inna. The donotntionn tire f-ho onme no
.those uned'by Kondo and Jamashita. With the above formulas tho c 01M 0,11
~shif,t of -the n. in. r. signals relative to the free ion (S. - e,- 6 ~rel)
wore comirited for UP, NaF, Xi,' RbF, nn-I CoF. ol~ free . 4.7-10-41 the
F
cons*tnk of mak-natic acreeninr, constant for P2 In e~'2 -3.3-10-4. An-
other estimate yields -3.1-10 M. I. Petrachent and F. 1. Skripov
(deccaued) are thanked for'discunsiona. There are 2 tables and 11 refer-
ences: I- Soviet and 7 non-Soviet. The most important English-language
references'read 'as follows: N. Ramsey. Phys. Rev. 16, 699, 19501 K.
Iosida, '4'. Moriya. J. Phys. Soc. Japan, U, 331 1956.
ASSOCIATIONt Leningradhkiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (Lanin6rad State
'University)
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Volcdicheva., M. I.; Trifonovp Ye. D.
'TITLE: Line ohape in EPR spectra of F centers in alkali halide crystals
SOURCEt Fizilca tverdogo tela, ve 5, no. 11, 1963s 3333-3334
TOPIC TAGS: EPR~ electron paramagnetic resonance, electron paramagnetic resonance
spectrum, F centerp F center electron paramagnetic resonance, phononless transition,
.radio-frequency energy absorption) F center energy absorption, F center radio-fre-
~,quenoy energy absorption, electronspin resonance, MR, EPMR
'ABSTRACTs . The authors have used a formula obtained from M. A. Krivoglaz and S. I.
~Fekar (Tr. LFAN USSRs vy*p- 41 371 1953) in studying electron paramagnetic reso-
nancei ioej, they have used a formula obtained for optical spectra, They have
~shown that the energy of the radio-frequency field is absorbed chiefly during non-
,phonon transition corresponding to a very narrow line in the absorption spectrum.
.The equation.for energy they have derived Is
_q.sin(%R,-4--'~
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where L is the dimension of the basic zone of cyclicityj --#(the wave vector of the
:phononsp o.( the number of oscillation branches.. and /" the density of the crystal*
~Numerical computations were made for a crystal of M at 30OK, The probability
-10)
:density of nonphoron transitions--exp( 5*10 --is very near unity. That is.. as
~the problem was set up by Me F. Deygen and A. Be Roytsin (ZhETF., 38., 4891 1960)j the
!line degenerates into a deltoid peak$ and) consequently~ the data obtained by
Deygen and Roatsin relative to the widths of individual lines of electron paramag-
fnetic resonance are erroneous* "In conclusion we wish to express our thanks to
:Me I. Petrashan' for a number of valuable suggestions," Orig. art. has:
iformulas,
1SSOCIATIONt Leningradskiy gosudarstvenny*y universitet (Leningrad,State
;University)
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I.H.; LTAKINA, T.M.; MIT OWAKOVA. M.P.; RODICIMOVA,
Lj.; ROKAHOVA, u.m.; swiny, E.;s : CKLCHKINA, A.A.: TRNSOMMOVA,
Z.G.; BOGA7YREV, P.P.; BROVIIIIA, A:i.; IVAYOVA, L.D.; IVAGaIN.
G.A.: KAMM, N.I.; LTSABOVA, L.A.; OZHHMIYBVA, Z.I.; PAVLOVA,
T.I.; TTUTYUNOVA, II.I.; UNNITSINA, A.P.; ZTIIYILIN, U.N.; ALESHICHZT,
M.P.; VIMOGRADOV. V,1.: TMMIN, F.S.- MVGIUMO, Te.P.; LOVACMA.
K,V,; HIKOWSWA, V.S.; KAKHOV, G.I.; WGIMA, A.V.: TARNW, A.T.;
YELINA, A.V.; BRYANSKIT, A.M.; BURMISTIROVA, V.D.; GRIGORITEVA, A.M.;
LUTSHNKO, A.I.; OREMIOTA, Z.V.-, TEPLIN',XAYA, N.V.; FBOKTISTOVA, V.I.;
BUTORIN. I.M.; BOCHKARRVA, L.D.; BUREHIMA, V.A.; VETUSHKO, A.M.;
7IKHLYAYRY, A.A.; SCROKIN, B.S.; TSURNKO, L.T.; KHLEBRIKOV, V.N.;
DUMMOV, D.I.: STEPANOVA, V.A.-. HANTAKIff, V.I., red.; VAKHATOY, A.M.;
MAKAROVA, O.K., red.izd-va; PTATAKOVA, N.D.. tekhn.red.
(Soviet agrimilturs; a statistical marmal] Sel'skoe khozinistvo
SM; statisticheskii sbornik. Moskva. 1960. 665 p.
(MIRA 13:5)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Mntrallnoye statisticheskoye uprav-
leniye. 2. Upravleniye otatiatiki selltskogo khozynyetva TSentrall-
nogo statisticheskogo upravlonlya SSBR (for all except Makarova,
Pyatakova).
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V-DLODMIROVA; T. U., F-MINGOLOTIA, F. M., FILAW7, A. N., Professor, naur!hnyy ru?ovoi-tall.
Application of bemothurapy in .;Icers in ambulant patients. Terap. arkh. 25 !;o.
-Je '53.
1. Leningradskiy ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znamani institut perelivaniya krovi.
C>
(Ulcers) (Blood as food or medicine)
-VOLODIN, A. (Llvov)
QLL=:~~
Representatives of the PrIovince Committee of the Communist Part7
of the Mcraine are organisdng fire prevention work. Plozh.delo-6
nool2128 D 060. (MMA 13:12)
(Ukraine-Piros and fire prevention)
V.OLODIN. A.; IVANOVAt T.; ZHITELEV, S.; ZAYTSEVA, T.; GATCHIHSKIY, M.;
LOTSEV9 I.; PETROVA, V.; ZHUKOV, Ya.
You are in Leningrad. Mest.promA khud.promys. 2 no.2:5-13 F
,61. (MM 14:4)
1. Mavnyy inzhener Uningrad3koy fabriki po remontu i po3hivu
obuvi No 1 (for Petrova).
2. Direktor fabriki *Muzradio" (for Zhukov).
(Leningrad..-Service industries)
VOLODIN, A.; SHCHEMMKOV, D.I. Creduktorl.
..........
[Great and threatening phenomena of nature] Velikie i groznye iavleniia pri-
rod.v. Pod red. D.I.Shcherbakova. [Moskva] Molodaia gvardiia, 1945. 28 p.
(KF-RA 6:7)
(Natural history)
VOLODIN) A. , I
History of Marxism in F4saia. Vestis Letv ak no.50-1-1 161.
V61ADIN, A.
36176 sovetsk-iye eleKtromuzYkallrorys instrumenty. Radio, 1949. WO. 11. S. 47-49.
SO: IL~topjs# zhruna rorkh Stateye No. 49. 1949
VOIC:) n,1, A. (ItoFtkva)
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Ilew olectronic Inetrunent. Radio no-5:44 My 153,
(Electronic organ)
(MMA 11:4)
tjoz_orvA~ 4.
AUTHOR: Volodin, A. (3[osccw)
TITLEt A New Electronic Inatrumont (Novyy eicktronnyy instrument)
PERIODICALs Hadiop 1958, Hr 5, PP 44 (USSR)
ABSTRAGTt The article contains a de3cription of a now single-voice,
multi-tone electronic music instrument, the "V-911, which was
developed by one of the radio plants of the Moscow Sovnarkhoz.
Figure I shows the "V-911, This instrument does not replace
multi-voice instruments (piano, organ, accordiont etca), but
may be used in an orchestra for imitating certain missing
instruments. The sound range of the ''V-911 includes the "do"
(32.8 cycles) of the contraoctave and the I'sol" of the fourth
octave (3120 cycles of the first harmonic) which covers the
sound ranges of most orchestra instrumente. The tone color
switches permit 330 different tone combinations. The Irv-91,
contains about 30 standard vacuum tubes and an unspecified
number of semiconductor diodes. The amplifier output is
8 watts and the loudspeaker may be placed at any distance
from the instrument'.. The weight of the instrument is 65 kg.
For transporting it is packed into two cases of 20 x 55 x 80 cm.
The ''V-911 is an improvement and further de,relopinant of the
Card 1/2 "V-7" and the "V-6". An author's certificate was granted to
A New Electronic Instrument 107-58--5-23/32
the chief designer and the instrument was registered at the
Gosudarstvennyy registr izobreteniy SSSR (USSR State Register
for Inventions). The ''V-911 is displayed at the Brussels Ex-
hibition.
There are two figures.
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VOLODITT, A. A.
Physica
"The electrical musical instrument, Iz. Ak. Nauk SSSR, Ser. Fiz., 13, No. 6,
1949.
GURKIN, S.I.; VOLODIN, A.A.: YEMELIYANOV, N.A.
Decrease in the expenditure of electrit power in the manufacture of
aluminum. Prom. energ. 17 no-3:8-9 Mr '62. (MIRA 15;2)
(Aluminum) (Electric power)
VOLODIN A. G.
0, fir
1' 10 mt flip tIrl"o'.4
pro, in
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SHATRANOVSKIT, Sergey Alokmandro-vich. lnshener;PMVBMT. likoloy
Zakharovich. Inshener; MOROW. 11kabLy Ivanovich, lashenor;
Sime I kandidat tokhnlcbosklkh =mk, red* tor; YBOU-
A,
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NOT. PA-.l-Inshoner. reduktor; MIU. G.P., tokhnichookly
redmktor.
[]Kesel locosotives; design. calculations and repairs] Teplo-
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Goo, transportnoo shol~-dor. Isd-vo, 1955. 555 P. 8:8)
(Diffol locomotives)
P'e" e_x- 0.- A/ /4 ~r
NASYROV, Rifkat Akhmatoyioh; GROMOV, Sergey Alsksandroyieh; VOLODIN, A.I.,
kand.tekhn.nauk, red.; BOBROVA, U.N., tekhn.red.
[Operation of the T33 diesel locomotive; maintenance and repair]
Skspluatataiia teplovosov T33; obalushivante i remont. Moskva, Goo.
tranap.thel-dor.izd-vo, 1957. 120 p. (MIRA 11:1)
(Diesel locomotives--Maintenance and repair)
0, kandidat tokhni6heskikh nauki MARSKIIH, I.I., kandidat
tekhnicheiskikh nauk; XHOMICHj A~Z., Inshener.
Device for measuring wear in crankshaft journals. Vest.TSKII RPS
no,2:58-59 Ur 157. (KLRA 10:4)
(Bearings(Kachimery))(Diesel locomotives)
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le,it necessary to convert turboblowere for cold weather operation?
Blek. I. tepl. tiaga. 2 no.11:41-42 1 158. (NIRA 11:12)
I.TSentrallnyy nauchno-looledovateltakly institut Hinisterstva,
putey soobahchentya.
(Turboblowers) (Diesel locomotiveo-Cold weather operation)
TUMOV, Valentin Kikbaylovich, inzh.; MURZHIN, Iosif Ivanovich, insh.;
YOWDIN, A.I., kand.tekhnenauko red.; GALWOVA, H.S., inzh., red.;
'WTI~RIXA, ~~
tekhn.red.
(Reforence'book for dietel locomotive engineers] Spravochnik
mashinists teplovoza. Koskva, Goo.tranap.shal.-dor.izd-vo. 1959.
494 p. (HERA 12:5)
(Diesel locomotives)
VOIDDIN, A.I., Imnd.tekhn.nauk
__ ---O-pe-ra-t tonal econopff o .f diesIal locomotive engines. Yeat.TSKII
WS 18 no-3:33-38. MY '59- (MM 12t8)
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IznO& I IznO*OxtGYkoat'.- Antirr-Skitalonnyya materialy (Wear and
Wear Resistance. Antirriction Materials) Moscow, 12d-va An
33U. 1960. 273 P. Irrata, arlp Imsert*d. 3.500 copies printed.
(Series: Its: Trudy, v. 1)
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Rasp. Ed.: K. M. Khrushchav. Proressrr. Zda. of Publishing
Nouses X. Ya. Aletbanov, and S. L. Orpik; Tech. Zd.z
T. V. ftlyakoya.
PURPOSR: This collection of articles is Intended rar practicing
engineers and research scientists.
COVMall The col2ectl*c6 published by the I"tLtu. sashinovedenlya,
AN &ISR (Institute or Scionce of Machines. Academy of Sciences
USSR) contaln4 papers presented at the =1 Vse ayu=aya Kan-
-forentelya Vo trenlyu I Iznosu v mashinakh (Thig All-Union
Conference an Prictlon and Wear in Machines) which %&s hold
April 9-15. 1958. rrablema dISCUS304 Wore In 5 VAIm areas:
I) Xydrodynamic Theory of Lubrication and Friction Bearings
(Chairman: Ye. M. Outlyar. Doctor of Technical Sciences, and
A. K. D-yachkov, Doctor of Technical Sciatnees); 2) Lubrication
and Lubricant Materials (Chairman: 0. V. VLnogredcv, Doctor at
Chealcal Sclencesh 3) M7 and Boundary Motion (Chairmen:
Z. V. Deryog1n, Corresponding Member of the Academy of Scloneva
UM. and 1. V. Kragol Isicly, Doctor of Technical Sciences)j
4) Wear and Wear Realstancat (Chalrv=t It. K. Krushchow,
Doctor of Technical Sclence2 . and 5) Friction &ad Antifiric-
tl*n Materials (Chalrmom x V V. Xragellaktily. D"tor or Tech-
nical I3:1*nces, and X. X. Xrushchov. Doctor or -.*cbzlcAl
Science ). Chairman of the general ass"bly (an th*-first and
last day of the conference) was Acadealclan A. A. Slagonrayov.
L. Ym. Pruthanskily, Candidate of Technical Sciences. Was act-
oatlrla secretary. The transactions or the confereaco were
Published In 3 volumes. of which the present volume In the
-...rlrot. . Thla volume contains, artlc2*s concerning the wear and
wear resistance or arstIrriction materials. ftong tl-e topics
covered are: N*d*rn dovelopmentfi In the theory and axparl-
Statla science of wear resistance of rAtortals. spe-lific data
On that wear resistance of various combination& or materials,
mmthO-ds for Increasing the wear reslxtLr-.w of certain mmt~rWs.
the effects of frlctlo" amd wear an Ve atructurs, or matorlals.
the mechanism of the salx1re of metals, the *free% of various
typa's of lubricating materials an sal: Lag. abrasive star of a
wide warlaq of materWa and c*wponw, t& under many di_~ferent
conditions, modern derolopments in antifiriction materials, am
the effects of finish mach' Lag an wear resistance. Many per-
sonalltles are m*ntlanwd I* the tax%. Reforeacos accompany mast
3 Results of so Investigation of
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VOIDDIN,.L.I., kand.tekbn.nauk
Afficient engine types for diesel locomotives. Zhel.dor.
,tranap. 42 00-7:20-25 J1 160. (MM 1337)
(Diesel locomotives) j
(Diesel engines)
I i% J11,
V
I
11~
VOIA)DIN, A-I-, kand.takhn.muk; YWANOV, G.A., tnzh.
System for beAch testing of diesel locomotives. Vest.TSNII 19
no.8%24-27 160. (MIRA 13:12)
(Diesel locomotivao--Teating)
KAUffKCVp kleksandr Mikhaylovich, inzh,; BERSRQSKIY, Petr losifovich,
inzh.; VOLODIN A I I kand. tekhn. naukp red.; MEDVEDEVAv M.A.9
tekhn. red.--
[Design and operation of K751 And'M753 diesel engines for
locomotives) Ustroistvo teplovozrWkh dizelei M751 i M753. Moskva,
Vses. izdatel'sko-poligr. ob"edinenie 14-va putei soobshcheaiia,
1961. 58 p. (MM& 14:8)
(Diesel locomotives)
PRMT jol-w"
IM
VOLODINO Aloksoy loolSovichp kand. tekhn. nauk; FOFANOVI Glob
Alakaandrovich, inzh.; HYIZYXV, GAp ltjzh.,, rotoonzont;
RISELEVA9 N.P., inzh., red.; VOROTIIIKOVA, L.F.j, tekhn. redo
[Saving fuel in the operation of diesel locomotives] Ekonomila
topliva. na teplovozakh. Foskvay Vaes. izdatellsko-poligr. ob"-
edinenie M-va soobshcheniia., 1962. 86 p. (MIRA 15:3)
(Diesel loccmotives)
VOLCDIN, A.I., kand.tekhnnwjk; ZAKHRE;BETKOV, Yu,V., inzh.
Effect of the law of heat release on the characteristics
of indicated diag:rams of-dieoel engines. Vest.TSIIII MPS
21 no.6%16-19 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(Diesel engines-Testing)
DROBINSKIY, V.A., inzh.; YEGUNOV, P.M., kand. tekhn.nauk;
VOLODIX, A.I.p kand.tekhn.nauk, retsenzent; GROMOV,
'S.k;T-kand-.`-tAhn.nauk, retsenzent; POPOV, G.V.,, kand.
tekhn. nauk, retsenzent; BOLISHAKOV, A.S., inzh.,
retsenzent; KATANOV, M.I., inzh., retsenzent; SIIIOTEIIKO,
V.D., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; USENKO, L.A.., tekhn.red.
(How a diesel locomotive is built and operates] Kak ustroen
i rabotaet teplovoz. Izd.2., perer. i dop. Moskov, Trans-
zholdorizdat, 1963. 3M P. (MIRA 17: 1)
VOLODINO_L.I.0 kand.takhn.nauk; ZAKHREBETKOV, YU.V., inah.
Special features of an engine d6signed to operate on gaseous
and liquid fue1B. Energomashinostroenie 9 no.108-40 Ja 163.
(MIRA 16:3)
(Gas and oil engines)
VOLODIN, A.I.; NIKUSHIN, A.I.; FOFANOV, G.A.
Wans for saving diesel fuel. Elek. i tepl. tinge 7 no.4s37-39
Ap 163. (MRA 1615)
141,18otrudniki Vsesoy-uznogo nauchno-4daledovatelliskogo institute,
zholeanodorozhnogo transporta. (Diesel fuels)
VOLODIN, A.I., kand. tekhn. nauk; FOFANOV, G.A., inah.; KISELEVA,
-1 insh., red.; VOWTNIKOVA, L.F., tekhn. red.
(Fuel economy in the operation of diesel locomotives] E-ko-
nomlia topliva na teplovozakh. Izd.2., dop. 14oskva, Trans-
zholdorizdat, 1963. 101 p. (MIRA 16:7)
(Diesel locomotives-Fuel consumption)
1-1 ~
VOLODIN,.,..A.I.,j kand.tekhn.nank
Effect of water and lubricant temperature on the performnee of the
diesel engine. Elek. i tapl.tiaga 7 no.11:42-43 N 163. (MIRA 17:2)
---- -- -- ------
~,A.;., kand.takhn.nauk, NARSKIKH, I.I., kand.tekhn.naak.;
_Ypj~OD
ZAGORYANSKIY, Yu.A., inzin.
Mothods for measuring the wear o" the crankshafts of diesel
locomotive,engine3. T.-urly TSNII' MPS no.26203-84 163. (MIRA 3-6:10)
FUFRYANSKIY, N*Ao. profop doktor takhn.,vxukl ZELEP.TSKAYA, I.S., kanj.teUin.
nauk; VOLODIN, A-I,, kand.takhn.nauk; SEVASTIYOOV, S.I., kand.tekhn.nauk
Quality of fuel and oil for locomotive diesels. Zhal.dor.tranap. '6
no.11240-43 N 164- ~~iRA 18'fl)
VOLODINP A.I. Jq kand. tekhn. nauk
Cooling of the pressure charging air in two-cycle diesel loco-
motive engines. Vest. V-NII MPS 24 no.2:16-20 165.
(KMA 18: 5)
Cour't~y 2u3s"?
or, ISoil Sojence. Soil Genesis and Geography.
Abs, Jcur.: Ref. Zhur.-Biclogiy.3 No. 11, 1958. tic. 48588
Atithor VolodiRx_A&9_;- Toykka, M,A,
lm-titut~, 1'15-trozavodsk University
Tilul,~- Goopraphic Distribution of the Turf Shungite Soil
in 7,aonozbskiy Rayon in the Karelian ASSH
'Uch
Or-I - zap. Petrozavodskogo un-ta, 1956, 7, 110. 3,
1.38-157
Abstract These turf-shungalits soils in 7,aonozhlye atom
from the occurrence of blaak oarbonaceous sahists
and moraine which have been enriched by the
weathering products of these schists. These soils
are distributed along ridges running in a north-
westerly direction and on thoir slopes, Under
these conditions soil formation ocours aooording
to the turf type without any indication of podzol
1/3
Country USSR a
Catem S Soil saience, Soil Genesis and Geography.
Abs Rnf. Zhur,-Eicicgiya No, 11P 1958, M0,48588
Institute
Title
!0r1g, Pub.:
-,atir
c t forr. in. These soilR have a dprk color, a
lumpy granular struature, and thair aggregatos
are extremely vmter stable (surpassing the oherno
Zems). Of the seven 'variants of turf-shungite
soils, the arglV-'~oeous soils in the aeoond&ry
shungite eluvim whose soil profile is 50-90 0M
thick with a weli developed sod crust (8-10 oz)
have the most valuable agronomia properties. The
humus content of*these soils is 4.3% in horizon A
2/3
VOIDDINA,, G.F.; VOLODIN, A.M.
Podzo]Ao forest soils in Sortavala District and their changes
under cultivation. Trudy Kar.fil.AN SSSR no.34,3U3-123 162.
(KRA -16:1)
(Sortavala District-Forest soils)
I
(Sortavla District-PodZ01)
VOLCDIN A.M dotsent; TOIKKA, M.A., dotsent
VZZ
Schung-ite-rich soils in the eastern Lake Onega region.
Uch.zap.Petrozav.gos.un. 13, no.4t92-101 16). (MIRA 19ti)
-1
YOLODINI_A.14,1 TOYKKA, M.A., dotsent
Some data on the trace element content of soil-forming rocks
in the southern part of Karelia. Uch. zap. Petrozav. gos. un.
12 no.3:88-91 164. (MIRA 19:1)
1. Kafedra pochvovedeniya i mekhanizatsii i kafedra neorgani-
cheskoy khimii Petrozavodskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta
Imeni O.V. Kuusinena.
.USSR/Yedicine - Microorganisms Jan 49
Medicine - Bacteria, Gram-l'--gative
"Study of Hicroflora of the Kungur Ice Cavern,"
~A. P. Volodin, V. A. Pshenichov, 3- PP
"Priroda" No 1
Little has be en done to study life found in sub-
ject cavern. Summarizes work done by various
scientists and by the atthors, and records r-e-
sults of investigations and tests of the air and
waters in various grottoes of the cavern. Tests
of more infested grotto revealed 500,000 bacte-
.ria in one gram of earth. Of bacteria found,
-70 were gram negative. Found onl:, imdividual
47/40T64
USSR/Medicine Microorlanism (Cautd) Jan 49
families of bacillus and coccus. 11arely found
.torula and penicillium.
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USSR/Biology - Microbiology Mar/Ayr 52
"Concerning the Problem of the Nature of Bacterial
Colonies," A. P. Volodin, Chair of Hicrobiol,
Molotov Ked Inst
"Agrobiologiya" 'No 2, pp i38-144
On the basis of rather extensive published data
(20 Russian references are cited), advances the
tbebis that the natural state of existence for
bacteria is in colonies and that they should be
studied as members of colonies rather than in-
dividual cells. Single individuals exist for
only a short time and then begin to divide,
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formiAg .,& colony. 9 forming colonies
are co6n~cted by protoplawn tbreads, vhich are,
sometimes very difficult to break, as for instance
in streptococcus chains.