SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YAGOVDIK V.S. - YAGUDAYEV, A.M.

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47drated -PhosPhates of calcium and Iro.2 from
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raov. I no.lo:n_82 0 11 deposits.
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ralog_qi, Potrograf,.q-i krist Art0ma- Wodra mibe-
&lligrafij.
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Aninsula-Phosphate.)

11,WITSMY, B F 15, A., YAGOVIA F,
Rev ews ar-rd libli-ograi,,-PY. IZIf. IfYzi- ',(,'L av
7 no.6:133-139 je
1 Llvoiskiy po"itekhnic'~,,ei3kiy it'.stitut (for Levitskyl.
2. Mozkovskiy [ecjJrgOramPdo--!l-y:
(f Sinyagin) . 3. Llliepu-ope r;rovskiy gornyy i stitut ':Ic)r
or
Volotkavskiy, Yagovdik).

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USSR / Farm Animals. Cattle Q-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 3, 1958, 12079
Author Yagovkin A. F.
Inst
Title. The-Eff-e-c-f-of the Conditions of Maintenance upon the
Productivity and Physiological Conditions of Dairy
Cows (VlAyaniye usloviy soderzhaniya na produktiv-
1novst' i fiziologicheskoye,sostoyantye mo,lochnykh
korov)
Orig Pub: Zhivotnovodstvo, 1957, No 50 63-65
Abstract: The unfavorable effect of high temperature, humidity
and poor ventilation on the physiological condition
of Cows (increase of frequency of respiration,
decrease of appetite, milk productivity, amount of
Hb, amount of erytbrocytes.and reserve alkalinity
of the blood, purposeless.increase of heat produc-
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USSR / Farm Animals. Cattle Q-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 3, 1958., 12079
Abstract:- tion) was observed. Adaptability of cows to high
and low temperatures depends on the breed of the
animals and on the conditions of their,raising.
A. number of zoohygienic norms and construction de-
tails of the cattle sheds are recommended.
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BULGARIA/Faim Animals Large Horned Cattle.
Abe jour Rr-,f Zhur Biol.) No 18, 1956, W68
Author Yagcvkin, Aj.
Inut
Title Effects of Keeping Conditions, upon oduc;ivity
Physiological State of Dairy Cows.
Pub Zhivotnovodstvo i vet. delo,1957,, 11,1' C
Abstract No abstract.
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NUSHNARI, L.V.; MIKLUKHO-MLAY, A.D.; PORSHNYAKOVA, Ya.F.; YAG)VKIN, A-V-
Recent stratigraphic data on the lower Carboniferous of southern
Fergana. Dokl. All SSSR 140 no.3:673-676 S '6-1. (MIRA 14:9)
1. LeningradskV gosPdarttvennyy universitet Im. A,A, Zhdanova.
Predstavleno akademikom.D.I.Sbeherbakovymi
~Fergana-.Geogogyf Stratigraphic)

_ACC_NRi_AX6O256O4_,__ SOURCE CODE: UR70413766/d~67di~/60~IT-/064-4--.~..
INVENTORS: Yagovkin, B. M.; Shevtsov, B. F.
ORG; none
TITLE: A device for determining the class of precision of the elements in follow-up I';
systems. Class 21., No@ 183282
SOURCE: Izobreteniya., promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki., no. 13p 1966) 44
TOPIC.TAGS: electric measuring instrument, error measurement
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a device for determining the class of
the precision of the elements in follow-up systems (for example, selsyns) based on
.cloctromagnotio auymmetry, The device conaists of capacitive Bensing elements
positioned on a rotating disk, a quartz oacillator, a circuit for dotoradning the
arithmetic mean value, and a comparison circuit. The design automates measuring the
deviations of the minimum characteristics of the follow-up system elements (for
example, the selsyns) from the theoretical points. It also automates the determinat:kn
of the predision class of the elements. The moving plates of the capacitive sensing
elements in the device are connected with the quartz oscillator and arepositioned
on the disk rigidly joined to the rotor of the test element. The stationary part
of the,capacitive sensing elements consists of two plates. This stationary part is
connected to the inputs of the storage units of the circuit for determining the
Card 1/2 UDC: 621.317.799:621-503-53

YAGOVKINp V. 1.
Yagovki-al V. I. "The questioft the presence of a disturbance zone in Central
-Ximal-hstano" Vestnik Akad. nauk. 7,KaMM. SSR, 19487 No. 12,
p. 90-92
So: U-3566, 15 Viarch 53, (Letopis 'Zhuxma3. Inykh Statey, No. 13, 1949)

:15-57-1-1072

:Tran' lation7 Referativ'nyy.z u Nr
-from: h rnal Geologiy'a 1957,

172, (USSR)
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AUTHORS: Aleksandr'ov, M. I. V,
~v~ki

TITLE: The Compilation of Geological Data for a Metallogenic
Map of Central Kazakhstan (Sostavleniye geologicheskoy
osnovy d1ya metallogenicheskoy karty Tsentrallnogo
Kazakhstana)-.
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauch-tekhn. inform. M-vo geol. i 6khrany nedr,
19,55, ~r 1, pp 5-19
ABSTRACT: 1led corre?-
The authors,repoi-t theresults of contro
.
lation~ surveys in 1954,having as.their',goal the more
accurate determination of the stratigraphy, intrusive
activity,.an&structure of the 'Shetskiy, Aktogay, and
Karkaralinsk regions of Kazakhstan. In the Shetskiy
arid Aktogay regions i#ortant ore zorf-es of considerable
interest occur: the Uspenskiy zone of crLm,'pling, the
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15-57-1-107~~
The Compilation of Geological Data (Cont.)
eastern half of the Ak'dzhal-Aksoran fault zone, the Uralbay faul\fl
zone,.and the region of upper Paleozoic volcanic rocks. The autf,..ors
have added to the knowledge of the structure in the first two zon~-_Sl
which, according to the new data., are n 'arrow synclines with almoA
an easterly trend and bounded on the north and south by the Dzhama,n
The synclines contain principally a
Sarysu anticlinorium. volcani,
sedimentary complex of rocks Devonian to Lower Carboniferous in age\.
The.anticlinorium, it~:,elf is formedby volcanic-sedimentary rocks
which may be considered either Upper-Silurian or transitional from
Silurian to Devonian. In the Tokrau 6ynclinorium;.situated on the
buried Dzhadan,Sarysu an~iclinorium, continental sediments of middle\
Visean and volcanic formations'of upper Paleozoic ages are present.
These rocks had previously been referred to the Devonian. Three
phases of development of the upper Faleozoic volcanic complex are
distinguished in the Shetskiy and Aktogay regions. The first em-
braces the epoch of the upper Vilsean-Namurian; the second is Middle
Carboniferofts; and the third belongs to the Upper Carboniferous and
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15-57-1-1072
The Compilation of Geological Data (Cont.)
Permian. The.stratigraphic outline worked out by the authors may be
easily correlated with that adopted for the northern Balkhash region.
The intrusive rocks of the regions are chiefly Hercynian granitoidal
masses, among which early Hercynian and late ercynian units may be
distinguished. An intra-Visean ("Saur") Phase of folding is recog-
nized. In,the Karkaralinsk region a group of sedimentary and '
volcanic-sedimentary rocks of Lower Carboniferous age and a volcanic
sequence of upper Paleozoic age have been distinguished. These were
formerly considered-to be either Silurianp Devonian, or Lower Carbo-
niferous. Early Hercynian, middle Hercynian, and late Hercynian
intrusive rocks are differentiated in this.region. Young faults,
strongly expressed in features of relief, are widespread. The
,authors emphasize the different character in the folding of the older
complexes. They distinguish a Sudetka phase and a Saur phase of
folding, a folding beforethe Upper Carboniferous and also at the
boundar
,y between the Silurian and the Devonian*
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ABrjTJLUBIROXI A$, H.A.; ALEKSANDROVA, M.I.; AFONICREV, N.A.; BANDALLITOV,
S.M.; B.~-SPALOVI V.F.- BOGDANOVI A.A.; BOIROVIKOV, L.I.; BORSUK,
B.I.; -DORUKAYEV, R.A.; BUVP.L]',Ir,, A.K.; BITOVA, H.S.; DVORTSOVA,
K.I.; DhIIBO, T.M.; ZHUKOV, M.A.; ZVOTITSOV), V.S.j IVSHIN, N.K.;
KOPYATKEVICH, R.A.; KOSTENKO, N.N.; KUMPAN, A.S.; KURDYUKOV,
K.V.; LAVROV, V.V.; UCAPICHEV, G.F.; MAZURKLWICH, M.V.;
MIIUUYLOV, A.Ye.; MIKHAYLOV, N.P.; MYCHNIK, M.B.; NIDISIIKO, Ye.N.;
VIKITIN, _I.F.; NIKIFOROVA, K.V.; NIKOLAU'V, N.I.; PUPYSEEV, N.A.;
EVA, A.Ye.; SALINI B.A.;
USKATOV, G.I.; PLDIGAIITEN, P.k.; SAVICHE
N.A.; SEE-NOV, A.I.; CIIERNYAF-TIOVSKIY, A.G.; Ch7UYKOVA,
V.G.; ~SHLYGINX Ye.D.; SHULIGA, V.M.; ELIGIZ-ft,'LI.S.; YAGOVYIN, V.I,;
TIVKIK' D.V., akademik, red.; PERMINOV, S.V., red.; MAY-RUSHINO
AL
N
V.A., tekhn.red.
[Geological structure of central and southern Kazakhstan]
Geologicheskoe stroenie.TSe'ntrallnogo i IUzhnogo Kazakhstana.
Leningrado Otdel nauchno-tokn.informataii, 1961. 496 p.
(Leningrad. Vsesoiuznyi geologicheskii inotitut.Materialy, no.41)
(MIRA 14:7)
(Y~azakhstan-Geology)

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sov/126
AUTHORS: Luzhinskayaj M. 'ff., and Yagovkinaj N.N.
Go, 'Calur , Ya.
TITLEt Influence.of Combined Heat and,~Mechanicaj Treatment in
~which Stresses)1hre Produced by Means of Torsion of the
erties of th
specimen, on the Magnetic Prop
Vickalloy
PERIODICALs Fizil&7metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 8, Nr 1+1 1959,.
53i-534 (USSR)
'USTRACT: The authors have-previously showh (Refs- 1, 2) that by
a 1 Ing tension during the.heat -tre&t%entlyof IN-Co-V
Vpp 7llo ivity alloyallwthe coercive
icka Y-type high-coerc
force,-remanence and maximum magn energy in the
direction oftension could be increased. It could not
be found7 however, which of the va4.ious possible factors
produced the coercive-force increase. To settle this
question the authors have now studied the influence of a.
different type of stress, torsional,., applied during heat
treatment) on the magnetic properties. The alloy
composition M was 12 V, 52 Go, remainder Fel specimens
Card being in the form of wire 0.6 mm in diameter.and about
1/3 100 m1m long. During tempering one end was held
stationary2 the other was. attached to. the axis of a

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In:fluence of-Combined Heat~and Mechanical Treatment~in which
Stresses are Produced by means of Torsion~of the Spo'cimen, on the
Magnetic Properties of the Vickalloy
pulley round which passed a thread holding a,weights the
arrangement gave a constant torsion moment, the weight
being chosen. to keep the specimen twisted through the
required angle. Magnotization.curves,and hysteresis
loops were obtained by'the ballistic method. Fig 1
(tempering at 600 00 for 30 min) shows that with
increasing ZLngle of twist the coercive force first rised
and,then falls; the.re.manance value only falls; the
value of the magnetization at 2000 oersted (close to
saturation) remains constant at low angles but falls atl
higher angles. Similar results were obtained with
tempering temperatures of 500, 550 and 620 OC., Fig 2
showschanges in the same magnetic properties for tensilje
stressing of a 1 mm diameter specimen of the same.
composition during-tempering at 575 OC-for 20 minutes.
Card The effect of tension is qualitatively similar to those
2/3 of torsion on coercive forcecand saturation magnetizatiO72
but with tension the remanen e first increases slightly
before falling as the stress rises further. The authors

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Influence.of Combined H4at.and Mechanical Treatment.in which
Stresses are Pr o-duce(.Ib$, means of Torsion of the Specimen on the
Magnetic Properties of the Vickalloy
propose a single explanation for the effects of both
types - of stress . (Ref 1)
Therit are 2: figures and 3Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziki metallov AN SSSR
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-4ATTOORY CultivatedTlents.:, Forage Crops M
JOUR :P211A61" No. 19~ 8, M0#101,720
AbTHOR 4, YEILrovoy ~41. 11-0-
INST.
TITLE t 'Thit Influe-,nce of ~ticroelements on the -Germination
of Clover 1'66 t I d 0

-ORio
PUB Zeruledeliyo, 1953, No# 2. 66-69
ABSTRACT The:~intluenaa. of microelements on, the germination of clovvr
s-,,eas.was i~tera-dt wa ~in laboratory-and,in field conditions.
6cis oz n mal -color
qVo lots~of~seeds wereIusaot in-onb,,se or
the stt6onc. - brown
wi th- shiny 44:urkace' preaminatera, (1); in'
:
I w;re trestac, with - latio,is of borax,-'rag-
:Ones (21. .8ekia -0
~~naoiura Pulfate,' pots-saiwivipermenganate aua copper sulfate
(400 dkg~ Ln t,,= 0.
0.2 -~. The fitzlc test was conducted at the ?o1hozL izimni
Chapayev in Poltava oblast'. Via germinatiou of saidas (1)
4,,xvroaneu by in laboratory conditions with V4 fol-
iowitiij concoritrationa of the solution-, B 0-19,~; %.a 0.12,',.
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YAGOVOYp-P.Niq,4kaud.med.uauk
Determination of residual chlorine in the water. Voeu.-:med.zhtL--.
no.10:13-74 0 158. (MMA 12:12)
(WAIrXR SUPPLY
residual chlorine determ. (Rae))
(ORWRIIM. determination,
in water residual chlorine (Bus))

29548
S/089/61/011/005/013/017
B102/BIO4
''AUTHOR: Yagovoy, P. N.
TITLEs The.effect of smoke particles on the amount of radioactive
fallout
PERIODIC#Ls Atomnaya energ3-ya, V. ii, no, 5, 1961, 459-461
,TEXTs -The author determined the radioactive fallout caused by smoke,
particles. He took snow samples, right after snowfall, from February to
April 1958,in Leningrad$ from-the mountains near Leningrad and from beyond
the mountains (Pulkovo).- The particles contained in-different amounts in
thesamples were mainly produced by coal-burning plants. The samples were
,taken from equal areas, 400 aim 2 in size; the sol id residues were
2
extracted and a 24-cm aluminum plate was uniformly covered with them.
The first activity measi~rement of the preparation took place three days
after the snow sample was taken? Ia second one after six months. The
activity was determined with an accuracy of 5% using uranium standards.
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8/089/61/011/005/013/017
The effect of, smoke particles on the... B1012/B104
The measurements showed that particle content and activity were highest
in samples taken from the surface. Snow samples without the surface
layer had an activity of about 4-110-11 curies/liter of snow water, indepen-
dent of the contamination of the surface. For a sample taken 16 hr after
snowfall the surface layer contained 24-35 g of solid residues per liter
of water (activity 101.7-10-11 curies/liter). but activity of the snow
further down was o.nlY 4-1-.10-11 curies/liter. The activity of the snow
taken from the mountains was nearly twice as high as that from beyond the
mountains. Though the particle content of the latter was nearly the same
as that of rain water, its activity was incomparably higher. Results
showed that the snow right after its fall had the highest activity which
is increased afterwards only by deposition of particles. In order to
determine the origin of contamination, the ashes of coal burnt in power
plants were investigated. Their mean activity was 1.5*10-11 curies/g.
This result indicates that for each gram of ash the activity increases on
its way between chimney and place of deposition (200-300m) up to 2.2,-10-11
curies. The smoke particles may absorb radioactive particles from the
atmosphere with an activity of 3,~2-10-11 curies/g of ash while flying to
or,over the mountains. Places which are usually covered with smoke
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1007/12a7
A.Lmiuas: Alfirnov, N. N, Yagovoy, P. N., Aleksoyev, Yu. P.
v LE: Pic~ irrrcrape iri fl-ray-recording efficiency by we of end-window counters
T27
PERIODICAL' ReLewtimy zhurnal, otdclInyy vypusk. 32. lzmctitcI'n;kya tekhnika, no. 0,1962,66-67~
ab~.,tvjcf,32-13.487. (Med. radiologiya, vol.7, no. 2,1962,79--82)
ITUXT: 4, given of a device containing two MCT-17 (MST-17) end-window counters. The.
0 ~;tjuree- kc, b-- awasuted is placed, between. the counters. Such geometry, approaching 4a, permits a cor.-
y-itcerding effi6ency. The apparatus consists of a housing ira which 1.1
61docaWe inctense in ft~vr ~e end-
*04o.# art.. frWunted. The separation between the windows is about 9 mm. Ptere(ation of tbe
S*Urce is caxtietl wit in, a special cassette and a pressing de-vi(e. Tho time for Uneasuring
n.),hilhi ;wfiv4y JKCI pYejpjt-dtioja (weight 250 mg) was 22 min at a counting irumsity of' 65 pulsrtftaia
11FI-I :I lchja-4~1 CW?,Jv.IiDg elf.-Or of Sy., taking into account tho background level of 28 pulses/min, '!'here are
3 figures and 6 references.
fA~stmcter's nou;~: Complete translation.]
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ALF324OV, jq.Ill.; ALMEyEV Yu.P.; AFANASIYEV, B.G.; UGOVOY.. P.N.
Possibility of using univereal radiometers of the NFialka" and
"Tiss" types for studying )3-active preparations. Med.rad. no.3:
73-74 162, (14IRA 150)
1. lz kafedry voyenno-morskoy gigiyeny Vo7enno-meditsinskoy
ordena Lenina akademii imeni S.:1,4. Kirova.
(RADIOMETER) (RADIOISOTOPES)

ALFIMOV,.N.N.; XAQO -,--,,F.N.;.TlKHOMIRGV, V.P.
VOY
-al radioactivity of leaveo In some woody PlantO. Ect.
Natux
(Kln :L71 I)
^hur. 48 rio.5:724-726 itr 163. ~T
nj S.M. Kirova,
Voy nno-meditainskaya Akademiya ims
Leningrad.

:ACCESSION NR: AP4020340 4/016/003/0264/0266
J AUTHORS:' Alfimov,,-N.N.; Yagovoyv P.N.; NoVozhilovo G.K..-
TITLE: Result& of'research*on total beta activity of water and air
in some areas,of the Pacifio.Ocean
r:SOURCE: 'Atomnaya pnergiya, v. 16, no. 3, 1964, 264-266
TOPIC TAGS: a-
bet activity, water" air,, Pacifi;3'Ooean,, radioactive
fallout Pacific Ocean beta activity, Pacific Ocean radioactive
'fallout
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this work is'to Orovide data which
characterizes t-he,6 Activity of water In the Pacific Ocean at;
different latitudes. Samples of several liters of sea water were
taken from the ocean surface. I=ediately after sampling,, tempera-
.,ture and water salinity were measured. It was found that the aver-
..:,age specific act:4vlty-of the water north of 310301, the north lati-
ude' is :L6.6 x 16;.3.1 ~urie/llter- 1- and-the south is 28.2 x 10-11
'eurie/liter 1. I)eterminations-.were made of specific activity of
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ALMOV, 11.114 YAGOVOY L, E" I t In, I
Materltals on the the
of Fungi. Bot.zhur. 49 no.6:900-902 je '64-
aya ade~ a Leninf,
1. Vvyenno-maditsinsk ak, miy a nani S.M. KirO'I,
17:10)

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L_54524o-65
AUTHOR: Yagovoy, P. N, (Docent) t Serpyev, Ye. P. (Senior research manciate)
Rudevko, N-. -R; MY9- 7c ian)
TITLE* Quality of dil-aking water after prolonged atorage at hi;)ri temporatl-re
SOURCE: Gigiyena i itanitariya, no. 9, 1964, 92-93
ontamJjuL
TOKC TAGS: water Inirification, water poUntion, microorganism c tion
Abstraev' z.. .Pure water fr the Leningrad water system was-kept at We vor;
without any evident charges in its orgarioleptic and microbio-
'Clogical propertier,. The long storage removed the ungtable organLe sub-
-.Iwatances which provide microorganisms. with a nutrient madium. Adiiition of
small quantities or organic substances (cramberry juice) worsened the
.quality of the water in storage; even after ten days a stagnant (Aor ani
tax-te~_ were, evident.., --only -a. Iligh--COUCentratiOn: Of- cranberry-jul:eit to
":I~-.-~~i6~--iii/i)-in,h,ibited revroduction of microorganiamd (because of this. effect
,of benzoic acid). Orig. art. has I table.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra voyenna-wrako-y i rsdiatsionnny glgiyenv Iroyern -seeditallnWIC07
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AP602-9425 CA~
Alfimov, N. N.;
Yagoyoy, P. N.; Tikhomirov, V.
my of Milita
Acado
k d i 'no im- S- M- Mrov, Loningrad (VOYOnno-moditsinakaya
IL a om ya rY Modic
ITITI-1: r
Materials and characto'istics of natural radioactivity in leaves from troo And
ishrub varieties growing :bi botanical gardens of the European part of the SSSR
LURCE: Radiobioloeiya, v. 6, no. 4,,1966, 601-604
atmospheric radiation, bota
ITOPIC TAGS: radioactivityi plantmetabolism, isotope,
-iradiation, potassium
: 'rao study was conducted from Juno to August 1960 on 85 species of leaves;
:ABSTRACT
200-300 g were driod,'pulverited. and transformed into a sol and then subjected to
"I K40 content was also determined I
,in. window counter)* Bota radiation duo to
count g (end
,'in the sol. The botanical gardens woro located in Laningrad, Nikitzk, Sochi, Sukhumi,
Batumi and Baku. According to resul s, 2 groups were distinguished with activities
I Id < 20,10- curio/kg. NDrG than 2/3 of the species studied
of ;;, 20.10-9 curie/k9 a,
in Leningrad, Nikitsk, Sochi and Batumi and all of the species in SukhUmJ and Baku had
tan activity below the above value. In the ovorWIelmine majority of the species,
"4V
was-33-66% of the total activity. The rest was due to other
activity due to A
UD'C9 58-039.1.
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PME I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOT/5531
Yagubets., Aleksandr Nikolayeviebo and Viktor Yakovlevich Shekhtran., Engineers
Pribory i elementy sistem avtomaticheskogo kontrolya i regallrovaniya
proizvodstve=ykh protsessov; spravochnoye posobiye (Devices and Components
of Automatic Control and Regulation Systems in Industrial Processes;
Information Menual) [Kemerovo] Kemerovskoye knizhnoye izd-voo 1960. 3,67 P.
10,000 copies printed.
Ed.: G. Manchenko; Tech. Ed.: G. Rudina.
PURPOSE: This manual is intended Pr assembly workers.9' technical personnel
concerned with the operation of automated systemsp technicians in cheeldng-
and measuring-device shops and in plant laboratories., and the personnel of
design offices, as vell as for students in related courses.
COVERAGE: The authors have based their manual on instructions for assembly and
operation and on catalogues of instrument-building plants. The first six
chapters describe automatic-control and regulation systems, while the seventh
gives in brief the necessary information on the maunting of electrical and
tubular wiring in automatic-control, regulation,, and remote-control circuits.
Card-1-/10,

Devices and Components (Cont.) SOV15531
For the sake of brevity the authors did not group the devices according to
function, so that individual chapters present autAmatic Yegulation devices
and components for varied purposes. A.R. Yagabets wrote Chs. I to VI.. and
V. Ya. Shakhtman., Ch. VII. There are 5 references, all Sorlet,
TAM OF CORTEETS:
Foreword 3
Ch, I. Instrwnents for Measuring, Recording., and Regulating
Temperature., Voltage., and Current
Automatic re'cording electronic potentiometers with
transcription on EPP-09 tape chart 5
Automatic recording electronic potentiometers with
transcription on EPP-64 tope chart 19
Automatic recording electronic potentiometers with
transcription on EPP-04M tape chart 21
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B117/B1O2
Ito
AUTHORS: Gerasimov, V. A., Petrov, I. I., Reuttt V. Ch.,
Triygan, R. M.,~Yagubyan, L. K.
TITLE: Combined methods of extinguishing burning petroleum
pxoducts in containers
abstract
PERIODICAL; Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 15, 1961, 331
154364 b. "Novyye sposoby i aredetva tusheniya, plameni
nefteproduktov". M., Gostoptekhizdat, 1960, 99-124)
TEXT: The principles of a combined extinguishing method "atomized water
(AW) and mechanical air foam (MAP)" were examined. The fire-extinguishing
effect of MAP is lower if it is used for extinguishing fires of heated
petroleum products without prior cooling of the layer being heated. A
combined application of AW and MAP to extinguish flames of petroleum
products burni~ng in containers and forming a heated layer during free
burning is described. A relationship was established between the
temperature of the petroleum product after cooling and the cooling time,
depending on the intensity of atomized water supply, the time of open
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Combined methods of extinguishing.... B117/BlO2
bu Irning, the temperature of the heated layer, etc. Consiants were
calculated for gasoline. Tests conducted to fight burning gasoline in
containers of different diameters using mechanical and chemical foam are
described. In these tests, the heated gasoline layer was first cooled
w
i m
ith ato ized water. Tests made with the combined method of atomized water
to extinguish fires in containers < 5.3 m in diameter yielded positive
results. [Abstr~Mterls note: Complete translation.]
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S/078/60/005/011/012/025
B015/BO60
AUTHORS- Bukhalo.va, G. A., Yagublyan, Ye. S.
TITLE: Stable Cross Sections of the quaternary Reciprocal System
From Fluorides and Chlorides of Sodium, Potassium, and
Barium
PERIODICALS Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, 1960, Vol. 5, No. 11,
Pp- 2503-2506
TEM, The WajK*,B4 F'Cl system plays an important role in the production
of fluxing materi-a-lb'for nonferrous metals. The upper pinacoid of the
prism (Fig. 1, constitution diagram) which constitutes the eutectic
ternary Na,K,Ba11F*system, had already been invedtigated by k. G. Bergman
and.K. A. Yevdokimova. The article under consideration supplies the
results obtained from an investigation of the four stable cross sections
(Figs. 4-7) which divide the constitution prism of the system mentioned
in the title into five tetrahedra. A visual-polythermal method was used
for,the investigation. The topological analysis of the constitution
diagram permits the prism to be,divided into the following five tetrahedra-
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Stable Grose Sections of the Quaternary S/078/60/005/011/012/025
Reciprocal System From Fluorides and.Chlorides B0151BO60
.,of Sodium, Potassium, and,Barium
I K C1 BaF Na F K F Ii BaF Na F BaF BaCl
2 2- 2~_ 2 2_12 2 K2Cl2_ 2- 2 2- 2. 2
III KC1 Na F BaF BaCl Na C1 IV K C1 Na C1 Ba? Bal
2 2. 2 2 2* 2 2 2 2 2- 2 2- 2-BaC1 2-KPi '2
V BaF 2' BaC12_K2C12*BaC12 - Na2Cl2_ BaC12. Only tetrahedron I constitutes
a simple quaternary system and a quaternary eutectic point. Apparentlyt
the nonvariant point corresponding to tetrahedron II shifts toward tetra-
hedron III which thus contains the quaternary eutectic and the quaternary
transition point. The topological analysis revealed that the tetrahedron
can be stable only if the K 2C1 2-~Ba.012 compound remains stable within the
system. Also in that case, however, the invariant point shifts to tetra-
hedron V. The investigation showed that the tetrahedron V has the lowest
melting point of the quaternary.system. There are 7 figures and 5
references: 4 Soviet and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION: Rostovskiy-na-Donu inzhenerno-stroitellnyy institut
(Rostov-na-.Donu.Institute of Civil Engineering)
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Stable Cross Sections of the Quaternary S/07Y860/005/011/012/025
Reciprocal System From,Fluorides and Chlorides 13015 BO 6o

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YAGUWYAN,~Y(,~.S.;BUKHALOVAj G.A.) KHLIYAN, T.M.
Bacl2a Zbur,neorg.kbim. 10
Enthlt1py of the formation Of K2Cl2* (VIRA 18.-12)
no.11:25814583 N 1656'
aabmitted JanuarY 18, 1964-

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ACC NR: AP6021551 SOURCE CODE% UR/0233/65/000/005/0055/0064
AUTHOR: -,Yagub-Zade, A. 0.
t--' 'ORG: none
TITLE Numerical solution to an axisymmetric problem for an equation of the unsteady
filtration type (Paper presented at the.All-Uniori Conference on Computer Mathematics
held in Moscow in JanuarX 19651
-SOURCE: ~An AzerbSSR. Izv.'Ser fiz-tekhn i matem n, no. 5, 1965, 55-64
TOPIC TAGS: axiaymmetric problemg difference method, first boundary value problem,
nonlinear equation,
ABSTRACT: The equation system
2
LU 01) + U
7'r. .
d)-2 r Or
encountered in solutions to a two-dimensional nonlinear equation of the unsteady
tration type, in solved for sector ra~~O. Adequate solutions to specific problems were obtained by the method described.
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USSR/Virology Bacterial Viruses
Abs Jour Referet,Zhurn - Biol. No 16, P-5 Aug 1957., 68223
Author : Yagud, S.L.
Title : Typospecific Bacteriophage of Dysentery Bacteria of the
Flexner Group (Author's review).
Orig Pub In symposium: Dysentery. Kiev, Gosmedizdat UkrSSR,
1956.1 83-84'.
Abstract From the initial-phage isolated from chicken droppings,
'T types were obtained vhich differ in morphology of
sterile stains and lytic activity with respect to 5
serologie'types of Flexner dysentery. In typing 133
freshly isolated stre~ins with the aid of these phages
and sera, in only 6 cases was agreemen t between the
phagotype and serotype not observed. The results ob-
tAined attest to the possibility of practical use of
these phages for determination of serologic types of
Flexner dysentery bacteria.
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yagud~ S. L.
tiveness in
Correlati.on betuv~en the DmlunOiOgical and allerby reac,
animals in experimental jiifection.
,ytic reaction of i1nmunizcG
of the natural low in leuk
Regaar , nne's dysentery antigens.
to the injectiori Of SO
r~Vbits as a response
Tachnylh konferentsii, Kiell, 1959. 288pl) ouii)
Materialy nc Epidemiologii Y'ikrob'01
(Xievskiy Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy Institut

togbuuly of iril.-OL-OLc ii C,
Cand BiOl Sci
Pr sci
n Xiov, 1959
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103)
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Y.-,gadj S. L. and mo.-gunov.,
tedIwith the consumption of fish, pertainin~-
Two cases of botulismi connec
s of fish knolln as "chastik". /0
to the clas
nauchnykh.konferentsii3 Kiev) 1959. 288pp i MikrobiolOgii)
MaterialY Nauclino-issledovatel'skiy Institut Epidemiologi
(KievskiY

I. N. and zatuia, D. G.
yapid, S. L., Demin, V. I. 4or,-,Unov)
by means of radiolctivt~ substralcOs
I-JEtl toXill
Talygin of dirlithe
(isotcoes) 7.
terialy nauchnykh konfermtsii, KieIv., 1959. 288pp IIikrobiologii)
.a I Eauchno-issledovateliskiy Institut,E-pidemiologii
(yip-vskly

MORGMTOV, I.11.,; MK.SIMOVIGH, NVA.; YAGUD, s.L*-
lbrpeTimental studies on a.mo4el of.dysenterw Infection. Report No.41-:
Induction of experimental dysentery Infection using preliminary set,
sitization in cats. Zhuromikrobiol.epid.i imman. 30 no-7t2l--27 JI 159-
(MIRA. 12: -.11)
1. 1z I:iyevskogo Institute. ePidemiologii. mikrobiologii I giglyeny
I Institute. infektsioUnfth bolezuey ANN SSSR.
SENMy, BACILLARY - experimental)
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AUMORS: Morgufiov, I.N.,'Maksimovich, N.A., and Yagud, S.L.
TrIW: ExPerimental Search of a Model for Dysentery Infection. 11. Using
the:Principle of Summation of Stimulation as a Pathogenetic Mechanism
for.Inducing Dysentery in Cats
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal mikrobiologii, epidemiologii i immunobiologii. 1959 Nr 9,
'A
PP 78-85 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article describes the efforts of a group of researchers for find-
ing an effective means of reproducing dysentery in cats, to be used
as,models for study of the disease. In part I of the article the
authors had described methods of inducing dysentery in cats; These
methods however, were rather far removed from the normal means of
natural infection and somewhat invalidated the cats as experimental
models. As N.N. Sirotinin, I.V. Ovsiyevskaya, Ye.A. Brodskaya and
Gromashevskaya. had demonstrated, kittens show a greater sensitivity
to Shigella dysenterla'e~thanadult cats. Here, the.morphological
lesions to their intestines correspond to those in adult cats, in-
fected after preliminary sensitization., In view of this, the authors
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sav/16_5q_q_i7/47
Experimental Search of a Model for Dysentery Infection. II. Using the Principle of
Summation of Stimulation as a PAhogenetic Mechanism for Inducing Dysentery in Cats
summation of Stimulation with daily per-os administration of minimum
amounts of Shigella dysenteriae. Itproved possible to induce dysen--
tery by 4 doses of 1-5 million bacteria, administered per os at inter-
vals of 24 hours. A single sum dose (4-20 million bacteria) failed
to induce dysentery. Dysentery is probably induced as follows: the
first doses of_Shigella dysenteriae disintegrate in the body of the
cat to form an endotoxin. Intensified by the summation effect, these
endotoxins cause pathological lesions of the intestines and this, in
turn, provides ready ground for the invasion and multiplication of
the Shigella dysenteriae, thus.leading to the development of the in-
fection. proper.~ It is of interest that the first dose or two of live
Shigella dysenteriae may safely be replaced by the same dose of
vaccine, prepared fromthe same strain.
Card 2/3 There are 4-photos and 2 Soviet references.

W-ORONOV, I.N.j YAGUD, S.L.; BARSHTEYN, Yu.A.; NOVIKOVA, L.B.
Experimental. search fcr a dysenter7 infection model. Report No.5t.
Use of the stimulation su=ation prineiple for reproducing dysen-
tery in guinea pigs. Zbur. mikrobiol. 2 epid. i immun. 40 no.4:
72-78 Ap 163. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Iz -lUyevskogo instituta epidemiologii i mikrobiologii.

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'ACCESSION NR.4 -AP4031445 S/0016/64/000/004/0040/0045
~'AUTHOR: Morgunovp 1. N.; Yagud, S.L.; Barshte~ms, Yu. A.
:TITLE: Mechanism of potentiating toxoid antigen action with a toxin.-
-Report 1. Specificity of toxin potentiating action
-43OURCE: Zhurnal mikroblologii, epidemiologii* i imunobiologii, 1109
'1964, 40-45
:TOPIC TAGS: pote~itlationj potentiating mochanism, toxoid antigen
potentiation,, toxin potentiating moohanimn,, diphtheria toxoid..
!diphtheria toxin., staphyloCOCCU3 toxinp tetanus toxin, toxin
nonspecific potentiating action
ABSTRACT: Experimental data on various methods'of potentiating toxo1d
~::antigen action with sublethal doses of specific and norsr,30ific, tox!~ns
lare presented. Lmmnization with a diphtheria toxoid Ln(,' a sublethal
~;dogo of diphtheria toxin produces a stronger titer (51.E) than with
'~IdiPhtheria toxoid by itself"(2.lAE). Large doses of -itaphyloooocus
..'''toxin added to a diphtheria tozoid signifioantly increase diphtheria
'toxoid strength, but not so much.as the addition of a diphtheria
_~.toxin. 'Small staphylooocous toxin doses do not potentiate diphtheria[
'eard
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ACCESSION NR: AP4031445-
i,toxoid antigenic action. Tetanus toxin also does not display a I
:;.ipotentiating effect on diphtheria toxoid. In experiments on guinea It
-:pigsj diphtheria toxin (1 Dlm per 1 ml toxoid) stimulates antibody
oriaation equally -whether Introduced togethor with the toxoid or
iseparately into difforont, extremities. Intravonousinjection of toxin
'appears to inhibit antibody formation, -,The potentiating phenomenon ii
......!nonspecificj, with toxin sublethal doses manifesting potentiating
effects on non-laomologous toxoids as well as homologous toxoids. One
'of the potentiating mechanisms of toxin-appears to be its local toxic
affect, Another potentiating mechanism of toxin appears to.bo stimu-
.,l.ation of effector colls of the regional and more remoto lymphatic
systems and possibly other systems. Orig. art. has: 5 figures.
ASSOCIATION Kiyevskiy institut eDidemidogii i milwobiologii
(Kiev Epidemioloi.Dr. and Hicrobi to)-'Ki7e-is!dy'meditsin-skiy ilnstitut
olob7 Institu
Bogomollts cal Instituta
a (Kiev Xedi
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