SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YANEVA, T. - YANIN, B. T.

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ACCESSION NR: AT3002411
accordance'with the law of the motion of fragments, formula for which is derived
as follows:
V
U--
1-.) V,
is the initial distance from the center of the masses of the fragments
whereR0
to the center of the moving fragment, Vk 'a the ultimate velocity of the fragment
from which the neutrons are emitted, and V is the velocity of the fragment at
moment t from the beginning of its acceleration. , Fig. 1 of Enclosure 1 shows the
graph of this correlation. The authors observe that in conducting the proposed
experiments consicerable difficulty may be encountered in collecting sufficienc
statistics. Orig. art. has 1 formula and I figure.
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YAPYA, T. ; KIMV, 1.
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Cerebellar syndrome in lymphogramlomatosis. Pediatriiap Yozkra 36
no.8:63-65 Ag' 58. (MIRA 12:1)
1. Iz Kafedry dotskoy kliniki (zav. - prof. L. Rachev) Sofiyskogo vy8shego
meditainakogo instituta, Bolgariya.
(HOWKINIS DISFASI, in infant and child#
with cerebellar synd, (Fhs))
OMMLLUM, diseases
cerebellar synd. in Hodgkin's die. in child (Rua))

YANEVA, T.
Bulgaria
No degree listed
Department of Children's Diseases at the Higher Medical
Institute (Vissh Meditsinski Institut), Sofia; Department
Head: Professor L. RACHEV. Department of Infectious
Diseases and Epidemiology at 'he Higher Medical Insti-
tute; Department Headt PiLfrissor P. VERBEV.
Sofia, Pediatriya, supplement of Suvremenna Meditsina.
No 2, 1962, PP 32-38.
"Changes in the Monocytograms of Rheumatic Children"
Co-author:
EFRIMOVA, A., Department of Children's Diseases at the
Higher Medical Institute, Sofia; Department of Infec-
tious Diseases and Epidemiology

IVANOVA, I.I.; DA14YANOVA, TS.
Sinobronchitis In cLildhood. Pediatriia 4 no.7124-26 J1163
(MIRA 16t22
1. Iz kafedry detskikh bolegm-ey (rukovoditelf prof. L.Rachev)
Vyoshego meditsinskogo instltuta, Sofiya.

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S1863162100'0100010061000
9, 941061 D207/0306
AUTH'ORS: Yanevich, Yuji., Shtennikov, Yu.V. and Yagu:)ov, I.G.
TITIZ modclizl~', of the processes of radiowave propagation
over the earth's surface
~SOURCE: 14odelirovaniye yavleniy v atmosfere i gidrosfere;
trudy Pervoy mezhduvedomstvannoy Iconferentsii 22-26
noyabrya 1.960 g. Eloscow; Izd-vo M SOSSR, 1962, 67-82
TIM: The clectrodyna-,,iic method of modeling, ground-wave
propagation was cniployed:.the dimensions of obstacles, the wave-
length and the electrical properties of the ground were scaled up
or down. The phase characteristics of-the waves but not their ampli-
tudes were investigated. The effect of the geometrical dimensions of
an obstacle was found using 3000 Mc/s waves travelling from a trans-
mitting aerial (a quarter-wave copper pin) over a path represented
by an aluminum sheet. The measured phase shift due to a hcmispheri-
cal aluminum obstacle agreed satisfactorily with theoretical predic-
tions. In another series of tests the effect.of a change in the
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S/863/62/000/000/006/008
Modeling of the processes ... D207/D308
electrical properties of the groLiud (e.g. at the sea-land boundary)
on the phase of a ground wave was studied. The beat method was used
at 3u0 Mc/s to comoare the phases of a wave which travelled partly_
over alurainum. sheets (representing a change of the electrical prop
erties) and a wave which did not. ,'Cain, the results of the model
experiment agreed with theoretical calculations. There are 16
figures.
ASSOCIMON: Leningradskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (Lenin-
grad State University)
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GYUNNINENP E.M.; MALAROV., G.I.; YAGUPOV, I.G.,- YANEVICII. Yu.M.
Effect of surface obstructions on the propagation of radio
vIaves. Probl.dif.i raspr.voln 2:166-211 162. (MIRJL 16:4)
(Electromagnetic waves) (Diffraction)

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KOZINAf Olq.)- YANEVICHI YU.M.; FILIPPOV, K.F.; BULGAKOV, A.K.;MAKAROV,G. I. red.;
Md.; ZHUKOVA,Ye.G., tekhn. red.
[Laboratory work on 'linear systems) Laboratornye raboty po
livpfnym siBtemam. Leningrad, 1963. 168 p. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Leningrad. Universitet. Fizicheakiy fakulltet.
(Electric engineering--Laboratory manuals)
(Electronic circuits)

L 08206-61 WP(qi) WLP
-(-A, 0 -3-7766/0-0-076W 8/0040
ACC NRs AP6017540 SOURCE CUDH: UIV-03
AMMOR: -Yanovite, E* (Ship mechanic first class)
ORG: None
TIM. Now methods of purification of diesel fuel aboard ships
SOURCE: Rybnoye khozyaystvo, no. 1, 1966, 36-40
TOPIC TAGS: marine engineering, diesel engine, diesel fuel, filtration, chemical
a&ont filter
.,ABSTRACT: The author' describes two now methods of oil purification that 11ore developed
and tested for separating various residues and water from fuel used for marine diesel
engines. The first method consists of atrainine through a filtering device composed of
three coaxial cylinders and a centrally ouspendod cloth bag fJLlled with aand. The fuel
from a tank runs first through the space 1~-qtwoen coaxial cylinders where largo-sized drop
of water and dust particles are removed from tha circulating fuel. The fuel then pas~ea
through the inner bag and filtering sand and after that is delivered to the diesel engine
The operation of the filtering device (designed by the author in cooperation with other
engineers) is explained with the help of a cross-section drawing. The device is desit;aad
for engines of 200 to ~00 hp used for propulsicn of small and middle-sized sea vessels.
The second mothod:condisto in treating fuel-water emulsions with chemical agents which
activate the separation of the water and its salts from the emulsion. Soma chemical
a&elLtS of various producers are recommended. The metho(i of using chemical agents is
briefly describe&; Orig. art. hass 1 figure and 1 table.
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YANEEVSKAYA, L. P.
YMIEVSKAYA, L. P. - IlEffect of Ydneral Feedinp on the Carbohydrate Pletaboliz M. in the
Process of Latex Formation in the Fok-sa&iyz.fl Acad Sci Ukraine SAM, Inst of Botany,
Kievj 1954 (Dissertations For the De(.,ree of Candidate of Dioloiical Sciences)
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis' No. 26, June 1955, Moscow

YANG,T.L.; LISSAK, K.
Influence of the environmental temperature on ph~,sical
performance, 02 consumption, blood lactic acid level and rectal
temperature. Acta. physiol. hung. 17 no.1:63-68 16o.
1. Institute,of Physiology, Medical Vniversity, Pace.
(TDaWATURB)
(PHYSICLL YITMS)
RISPIRATION physiol.
ACTATIS blood)
R
(BON TZUXRATM physiol.

YANG TGLO;-ZDROCZI. Be
The effect of vork performed in hypothermia and hyperthermia on
pituitary-adrsnocortical fur tion. Acta pbysial.hung. 13 no.2:
131-136 160.
1. Institute of Phyoiolo&7, Medical University, Peas.
(BODY TEMPERATURE physiol)
(EXERTION)
(ADRENAL CORTEX HORMONES blood)
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AUTHOR W-IQ-Lkj.~, YEVSTRATOV V.V. 3147
TITLE 3trength And Plasticity cf modified Cast Iron in Varying Streased
States.
(Pro.-haost I i pla3tichnostymodifitsirovannogo chuguna pri razlichyrrkh
nap,yazhenrxykh S03tovaniyakh -Russian)
FERIODICAL Doklady Akademii Nauk SaMp o957 Val 113, Mr 3 PP 573-575 (U.S.S.R.)
Received'64957 Reviewed 7/1957
ABSTRACT Investigations word carried out.with respeo to linear tensional stress
and nonlinear pressure in two and three axial directions. The apparatus
described in 7A., 1955,, Nr 69 was used. The.aample investigated was simi-
lar to the type IbGh 38-4o. It was the purpose of these D&SiC investiga-
tions to determine stresses andcbfomations in the stage of destruction.
however, because of the impossitility of further using the experimental
apparatas.,the produced state of stress could in some cases not-oe extend
to the state of full destruction.
The values obtained for tl* intemity of stresses and deformations are
shown in a table. Both quFnUtiea change considerably according to the
average normal stress.-comparison of the results obtained with the con-
ditions for destruction according to various theories showed that none
of these theories gives a satisfactory description of the phenomenon., The
beat results were obtained in connection with the application of the'theo-
ry developed by Ka=erer-Davin. But also in this case the investigation,
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Strength And Plasticity of ilodified Cast Iron in Varying PA - 3147
Stressed 6tates.
of resistance and not an increase as ahould have neen according to
theory.
(With 1 table, 4 illustrations, a9d 3 citations from Slavic publications).
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Leningrad Polytechnic Institute 1111.1oKalinin"o
IOFFN Aal,~ Member of the AcadoW
16.6-1956
Library of Congress
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KAGANOV, M.A. (14ningrnd); Y ANGARBERp V.A. (Leningrad)
Temperature field in a homogeneous medium heated by a current. under
conditions of spherical symmetry. PHTF no.21llo-133 Mr-Ap 165.
(MIRA 18:7)
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SOROKIII) M.F.;, YANGAIUKAYAP E.Ya.; LYALYU5HKO, K.A.
Epoxy lvioquoro vithout oolvorM. I(oport No.l. L&kokraa.mftt,, I Ah.prim.
no.W-6 163. (MIRA 16.4)
(Lacquers and lacquering)
W",

YA NGI CHER, P.A., sleearl-aytomatchik (g.Zhdanov)
More oa a possible failure of the conditional No. 222 engineer's
valve. Blek. i tepl. tiaga 4 no. 12:41 D160. (MIRA, 14:1)
(Railroads,.-Brakes)

L 11289-63 EP(q)/EWT(m)/'~DS-AFFTIC/ASD--JD
ACCESSION IIR-. AP3002310 S/0182/63/000/006/0014/00115
AUTHM. Goltdahteyn, Ya. Ye.; Yargirova, M, Kh.
iT ITLEs New nickellesp die steela
SOURCEt, Xmneebno-shtampovochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 6, 1963* 14-16
TOPIC TAGSs hot works die steel, nickelless, vanadiumless, mechanical properties,
composition, service life., firo.crack resistance
ABSTRACT: A.number of steals for hot-working dies have been studied in a search
for a substitute. for hiah-alloy stools. containing nickel, tungsten,. trolybdamn,
and vanadium, As a result, the, 5Kh3SM (4%h3sM) steel u-as dovolopied. It contains
and 0.03,
0.42-0-555'. G, 0*.3% irax Mn,, 0.7-1.1% Si, 2.8-3.2"a Cr, 0.25-0 40% I'lop
rAy. each of P and 3, The physicomechanical propertibs of the new s4-
teel (hardness,
tonsilo.strength at 600C, hardness at 450- 51100C, impact strength, service life)
~.wcrq fotind to be superior to those of the atandard 5DIN die steel [Cr-2-11 steal].
:In addition, the now atcol.was four.1 to be rore resistant to fire cracking than
W. t,
Khh In the former, the first cracks appeared on 'be avera'ge after 110 cycles
5
(heating to 900C, fol.Icr4ed by unter-spray cooling) and In the latter, after 65
cycles. Both steals are some-,rhat susceptible to temper brittleness. The heat
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"Calcium transfer in plants."
repor-t submitted for 10th Intl Botanical Cong, Edinburgh, 3-12 Aug 64.
AS AzerSSR, Baku.
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YANGOLI, A. M.
"Substantiation of Calmilating the Extant of Drainage on Peat
SiPamps of the Ukrainitin SSR.11 Sub 1-1. Mar Ot Jkll-Union Sol Res
Inat of Hydraulic Engineering and Soil Improvement imeni V. R.
Villyams
Dissertations presented for degrees in science and enginaar-
ing in Moscow in 191#7.
SU S=. No. 457, 18 Apr 55

,573 68819
AUTHOR$$ Kornev, K. A., Yandoll, G. As S/020/60/131/01/034/060
B004/B011
TITLE: Macroscopic Stages in the Initiated Reaction of the Bromina'-
tionlo' Phen~tollby N,N-Dibromo-5,51-dimethyl Hydanto--in in
Dichloro Ethane
PERIUDICALt Doklady Akademii nauk SSSRI 1960p Vol 131, Nr 1, pp 122 - 124
1 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors proceed from the observatione made by N.M.Emanuell
(Ref 1), who pointed out that macroscopic stages are likely to
occur in chain reactions. While such stages have hitherto been
observed chiefly in oxidations, the authors report on the
occurrence of a macroscopic stage in the reaction mentioned in
the title. Figure 1 shows the kinetic curve of the consumption
of N,N-dibromo-5,51-dimethyl hydantoin (DBDMH) in the bromin-
ation of phenetol initiated by diazo amino benzene. It allows
two stages to be identified, a quick one for the consumption
of the first bromine atom, and a slow one for the brominating
action of the bromine atom of monobromo dimethyl hydantoin
(BDMH) developing during the reaction. The actionof the latter
was examined by special experimentst in the course of-which ih,a
Card 1/2 kinetic curve was accurately reproduced. BDMH enters into re-

68819
Macroscopic Stages in the Initiated Rvaotion of S/020/60/131/01/034/060
the Bromination of Phenetol by N,N-Dibromo-5,51- B004/BO11
dimethyl Hydantoin in Dichloro Ethane'-
action only when the first bromine atom of DBDMk is consumed.'
.
The authors derive the reaction equation and give the rate
for the first reaction as being 6.10-2 min- I, and
constant k
i
-2 ;. I
k
for the second bromine Atom as being 1.6.10 min
2
According to the scheme DBDMH Br' + BDIM' ; BDYLH* -