SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEGOROV, I. K. - YEGOROV, I. T.

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Th-GOP-OV, i. K
De term ination of the EI-2 genctlype ir f-,1357312:; ard
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Blul. eksp. biol. i med. 56 ro.12:84-27 D 162.
(,-H?Ji 17:11)
1. Otdel irpmrrunologii I crikologii (zav. - deystvitellnyy chlen
Ai'll SSSR L.A. Zillber) instituta epiden-dolog-ii t -Ituroblolo,~11
imepi Ga-malei (dir. - prof. ?.A. Vershilova) A%~l SSS'Llip Moslkva.

FETROVY R.V.; MANIKO,, V.M.; YEGOROV, I.K.
Variations in the capacity of antibody production in mice
of highly inbred lines. DAL AN SSSR 153 no.3:728-730
N 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Predstavleno akademikm I.I. Shmailgauzenom.

EF,ONDZ,B.D.; YEGOROV,I.K.
Antigenic structure of locus E6-a of the mouse strains CC57Br
and GC57W. Folia biol. (Praha) 10 no.200-93,164
1. Department of Immunology and OncologyO Gamaleya Institute
of Epidemiology and Microbiology, Moscow.
Y<

Y I.K.
EGOROVI
Age und line specificity of the reaction oil mice to the lintrodustion
of urethane. Vop. onk. 10 no.7175-78 164. (MIPA 18W)
1. Iz otdela imaunologii i onkologii (zav. - doystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR
L.A.Zillber) Instituta epidemiologii i mikrobiologii imerd Gamalell. (dir. -
prof. P.A.Vershilova). Adres avtorat Moskva, D-182, Malays. Shchukinskaya,
13 Institut epidemiologit i mikrobiologii imeni Gamalel, otdel immunolooli
i onkologii.

BRONDZ, B.D.; -'
Antigenic structure of the H-2 locus of C^457BP and rC-5'1;; zlcc.
Biuloksp.biol.i med. 58 no.7.'90-93 JI 164.
(MIRA 1832)
7 Otdel inmunologii I onkologil (zav. - prof. L.A.Zillly-~r)
~1
AnstiLuta epidemiolo 11 1 mikrobiologil imenL Gamnlej (dir, -
prof. P.A.Vershilova5, Moskva, 9,,ibrnLtted July S, 1963~

YEGOIIOV, 1. ir,,-
New isoantigen in mouse erythrocytes. G--netL-.a no. 6:8c-85
D 165 NI'm 19:1)
1. Institut epidemiologii i mikrobiologii Imoni Gamalai
AWT SSSR, 146skva.

'11- MORGI-131 I. M.
Preparing air cleaners for swmier use. No 6.
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Tank.ist, 1".o 12, lgb8.

YE=OV,--Ivau,Uakai.mo,y kandidat takhnichookikh nauk; GOLOSHCHAPOV,
I.M., inzhaner-polkovnik, redaktor; SOKOLOVA, G.F., takhnicheiskiy
redaktor
[Air cleaners for machines on wheels and tracks] Yozdukhoochistiteli
koleen.vkh i gusenichnykh maehin. Moskva, Voen.izd-vo Ministerstya
obor. SSSR. 1956- 72 P. (NM 10:1)
(Air filters)

YEGOROV, r.m.p kand. telelm. nauk'dote.; GOIDSEICHAPOV, I.M., red.;
---~--W-ASNIKOVAI T.F., tekhn. red.
(Air fuel and oil filters in tractor engines) Ochiatka vozdukha,
goriuchego (topliva) i masla v avtotraktorrqkh dvigateliakh, Mo-
skva) Voenizdat) 1962 133 P. (MIRA 15:6)
iTractorm-Engineo)

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Baron,-N.M., Ye. D. Volova, I.M. Yegorov
A.A.Ravdelf, and G.I. Semenov jE.I. Kv7st, K.P. Mishchenko, A.M. Ponomareva,
Prakticheskiye raboty po fizicheskoy Ichimij (Practical Work in Physical Chemistry)
IAningrady Goskhimizdat., 1957. 263 P. llpOOO copies printed.
Eds. (Title page): K.P. Mishchenko, Professor, and A.A. Ravielf, Docent;
Ed. (Inside book): N.K. Lobina; Tech. Ed.: Ye. Ya. Erlikh.
PURPOSE: This textbook was approved by the Ministry of Higher Education as a manual
for students of vuzes specializing in chemistry.
COVERAGE: The text covers the theoretical and practical sapgato of experimental
physical chadstry. It is the aim of the authors to aid the student in his
laboratory work by preceding each experiment vith a theoriticil introduction,
a description of the apparatus, an& the order of the detexmination ancl compu-
tation of results. Much attention is given to the fundawntals of chemical
thermodynwtics, reaction kinetics, and equilibrium. The basic techniques of
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experimntation and the treatment of experimental data are presented so as to
enable the student to work independently. The text was prepared jointly by the
staff of the Department of Physical Chemistry, Leningradskiy tekbnologicheskiy
institut imeni Lensovets (Ieningrad Technological Institute imeni IAWovet)*
vith K, P, Mishchenko and A,A. Ravdell as editors, and N. M. Baron and
A.M. Ponomareva as coeditors. The book was reviewed by Professors V.A.-.Kiryeev,
B.P, Nikollskiytc,6*rresponding member of the AS USSR., and by the staff of
Professor Nikollskly. There are no references.
TAKE OF CONTENTS:
Preface
INTRODUCTION
7
Ch. I. Treatment of the Results of Measurements 9
1. Estimate of error in measurement 9
Estimate of the accuracy of instrument readings 10
Determination of the absolute abd relative errors in
the direct measurement of any given value 11
Selection of the necessary accuracy of measurement 11
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Calculation of the mean errors for a series or measurements 12
Calculation of relative errors for a value Otained from a
formula including several direct masurawnts 14
2, Presentation of the results of yhysIcoehemical measurements
in the form of tables and graphs 19
Construction of togas, 19
Construction of graphs 21
Ch. IL Basic Assuiptiona of Chamical, Thermodynamics 24
The first 13aw of thermodynamics. 24
Pieversible and irreversible Vrocesses 26
Hess to law zT
The second law of thermodynamics 30
Chemical potentials. Conditions of equilibrium 30
The Glbbs-Helnboltz equation and the Isobar atuation 36
The Gibbs phase rule 37
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Ch. III. Calorimetry 42
Calorimeter 45
General principles of calorimetric measurements 45
DetenduatIon of the heat capeci Lty of the calorimeter 46
Experimental technique 46
Determination of the heat variation 48
Procedure 49
Masuring the integral heat of solution of salt 49
Mleasaring the beat of hydration 49
Neasuring the heat namtralization 49
Meamiring tbt heat capacity of liquids 51
HOMOGRAIMS AND is IWILIBUM
Ch. IV. Equilibrium Constant of wa6r Gas 57
Procedure 58
Ch, V. Pressure of Saturated Vapor 63
.Procedure 66
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Ch. VI. Dissociation Pressure- 69
Procedmv 70
Ch. VII. Alloys 76
ftuillbrium diagrams 76
Substances coWletely soluble in the liquid state and insoluble
in the crystalline state 77
Substances formiM stahl chemical compounds 81
Substances completely-soluble in the liquid and crystal3lne states 82
Substances completely soluble in the liquid state and having
limited solubility in the crystalline state 83
Procedure 85
Thermocouples 85
Determination of the cooling curve 87
Plotting the diagrams 87
Study of lov-selting systems 88
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Ch. VIII. Distillation 89
Liquids soluble in all proportiow (complete solubility) 89
Ideal solutions 89
Non-ideal solutions 92
Procedure 94
Preparation of solutions and determination of composition 94
Determination of the boiling point and withdrawal of the
distillate 95
Determination of vapor composition 96
Plotting the tempersture-eapposition diagrams 97
Ch. IX. Limited Reciprocal Solubility of Liquids 97
Procedure 100
Ch. X. The Im of Distribution 101
Dissociation of the given substance in one of the phases 102
Association of the givw~ substance In one of the phases 104
Procedure 106
Determination of the distribution eoeMeteat 106
Study of the extraction process 107
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--DnVMD SDIMIONS
Ch, X1. Cryametry no
Depression of the solvent vapor pressure ove, the solution no
Depression of the boiling point of a dilute solution in
Depression of the freezing point of a divauts, solution 112
3.16
1,WCMKEBM AND IONIC XQUILTERIM
Ch& XII. Conductance 123
Dependence of electrolyte conductance an concentration 1A
Determination of the limited equivalent conductance 129
Zffect of temperature on conductance 129
Measuring the conductance.of electrolytic solutions 3.29
Procedure 131
X"Ouring the conductance of vater IL34
Determination of ). and fjL of a strong electrolyte 134
Determination of the dissociation constant of a vask
eleetmlj.U (acatic acid) 135
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Determination of the solubility and aDlubility product of a
sparin&ly soluble '**It
Conductometric titr4ion
Difficulties in neasurin~ conductance
Ch, %:Ell. Transference Mmters
Procedure
D4terminstion of the transference mahers t804 and
tH in an H2SO4 solution
Deteraination of the transference mabers of twL + and t OR
in an NaOH solution
Determination of the transfereneis,mabers t Ag+ tN03
In an A003 solution
135
136
138
141
144
147
149
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Ch. XIV. Electromotive Forces 153
Voltaic cell 153
Origin of the electrode potential 154
Calculation of the e.m.f. and electrode potentials 156
Diffusion potential 159
Classification of electrodes 159
Classification of voltaic cello 163
Measurements of the e.m.f. 164
Procedure 168
Measurement of the e.m.f. of a Jacobi-Daniell cell
at various concentrations of ZnS04 and,CuS04 168
Measurement of the potentials of individual electrodes 168
Measurement of the e.m.f. of concentration,cells :L69
Measurement of a standard redox potential of a ferri-
ferous electrode (
++f
++
v
i 169
,
Fe
e
F
Ch. XV. Potentiometr 173
Hydrogefi index (pH~ 173
Buffer solutions 174
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175
Determination of the hydrogim iltax. 175
Measurements with a hydrogen elwtroft 175
Measurements vith a quin~ydrone electrode 177
Measurements vith a glass electrode 177
Verification of the calasial electrode potential 183
Determination of the Ionic product of water ' 183
Determination of the oolubility product, of silver ehloftde 185
Determination of the hydrolysis constant 185
Potentiametrie titration, 187
Neutralization (titration of acids or bmes) 287
Sedimentation (titration) of halides 189
Oxidative titration 190
Ch.-XVI. Colorimetric Deteraination of the Hydrogen Ion Concentration 193
,Proc*dure 195
Bugfer method 196
Bufferless methods 196
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KnMTXCS OF CMbaCAL IMACTIOWS
Ch. XM. Rate Constant wA Maergy of Activation In Chemical Reactions 201
Determination of the rate constant of sucrose inversion 20T
. proceamm ! 209
Smxn&Ication of an eater 23.3
23.4
Determination of the rate constant of acetone iodination 216
218
Ch. XTEIX. The Quantum Yield of Phatochadcal F4owtions 22D
Rxemple of a calculation 224
Procedbare 225
THE OF NDLICUIES
Ch. M YAlecular Refraction 229
PolAWIzation 229
karraction 231
Proceamrs 233
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Measurement of the molecular and nmific refraction of
solutions and pure substances
Ch. XX. Dipole Moments
Procedim
M01mrsient of dipole nuents
-Am of a calculation of the dipole moment of nitroben
77
Appendix 1.
'Water thermostat
Electrode platinization
Appendix 11.
Table 1. Heat capacity of materials us" In c&3.ori=st*rs
2. Critical twiperatures of reciprocal solubility of
.binary liquid systaiss
3. Systaw for the determination of distribution coefficients
4, Freezing coneants (cryoscopic constants) of solvents
5, Specific conductance of aqueous 01 solutions at 25*
233
238
241
241
245
248
248
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250
250
250
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6. Critical ionic conduetwee at 25* and the t4werature
coefficient of conductance co
A L 252
7. Saturated vapor pressure of water 252
8. Standard electrode potentialsif 0 in aqueous solutions

at~ 25 - 253
9. Value of the factor 2.3 HT 0.000198T 253
F
10.~ Activity coefficients of electrolytes in aqueous solutions
254
11. Tinnic product of water K,, ajj+ . AOH - at various tem-

peratures 254
12-, Colored indicators 254
13. Buffertolutions 255
14. 1*nsity of water cr t at various temperatures
4 255
15* Atomic refraction RD 255
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AkitiloV~itbms 259
Subject ipdox
AVAITABIZ: Library of Congress TK/Maz
5-21-59
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MASHOVETS., V.P.; YEGORCYVI I.M.
Discharge of hydroxyl ions on a graphite anode at high temperature.
Trudy LTI no*46i2-1-35 '58. IMIRA 14:4)
(Eleatrodes, Carbon) (Hydraxyl ion)
(Electrochemistry)
pf

VOLOVAP Ya.k.,, GORLVj~
Complex formation in aqlwous solutions of electrolytes. Trudy
LTI no.61:60-64 160. (MM 15:5)
(Complex compounds) (Electrolyte solutions)

MASHOVETS, V.P.; YEGOROV.. I.M.
Anodic oxidation of graphite in a sodium metaphosphate malt.
Trudy LTI no.6lt77-87 160. (MM 15:5)
1 (Sodium metaphosphate) (Electrodes, Garbon) (Electrochemistry)

MASHOVETS, V.P.j YEGOROV. I.M. _
knodic processes on graphite in a potassium dichronate melt.
Trudy LTI no.6lt88-94 160. (MA 15s5)
(Electrodes, Carbon) (Potassium dichromate) (Electrochemistry)

YEGGROV, I.M,; MASHOVETS, V.P#
Mechanism of the-anodic process on graphite in nitric acid
solution. Trudy. LTI no.61s9-5-103 160. (KM 15:5)
(Electrodes, Carbon) (Nitric acid) (Electrochemistry)

MISHCHENKO, K.P.; PONOWLRETAI A.M.; RAVDELI j A.A.; BARON; N.M.;
YEGOROYj 1.14.; XVYAT; E.I.; VOLOVA) Ye.D.; MARKOVICH, V.G.1
SE20TOV, G.I.; MARGOLIS, V.11.,, SMORODDIA, T.P.; YAVORSYn*,
I.V. Prinimal uchastiye FRANK-YJIMIETSKIY, V.A.; TGMARCHMIKO,
S.L., red.; S.S., tekhn, red.
[Practical work in physical chemistry] Prakticheskie raboty po
fizicheskoi khimii. Izd.2., perer. Leningrad, Goo. nauchro-
tekhn. izd-vo khim. lit-ry, 1961. 374 p. (MIRA 15:2)
(Chemistry, Physical and theoretical-Laboratory manuals)

YEGOROV,__L?.M~_; ZHERNOV, V.S.; LAZAREV, A.F.; PEROV, N.L.;
,_ TD',OFEYEV, A.A.; MATVEYEV, M., doktor tekhn. nauk,
red.; KHAZAITOV, B.I.9 kand. tekhn. naukv red.;
MELESHKO, V.K., red.
(Apparatus for recording and studying ionizing radia-
tions; reference book] Apparatura dlia registratsii i
issledovaniia ioniziruiushchikh izluchenii; spravochnik.
Moskvav Atomizdatp 1965. 429 p. (MIRA 18:7)

ACC NR3 M025517
Monograph TV i
-I.- M.
YE XPY Zhemov, V. S. Lazarev, A. F.; Perov, N. L.; Timofeyev, A. A. COUP
paraturs fbr recording and investigating ionizing radiation! handbook (Apparatura
MWa rUgU3FraL.53.3.-17-1= vanlya 1=7Xr-Wv-0T=;M 17luchedy; spravoch6ik) Pbscow,
Atordzdat, 1965. 429 p. illus., biblio. 4500 copies printed.
TOPIC.TAGS: radiation dosime try, ionizing radiation, nuclear physies'apparatus,-
scintillator photonidtiplier, gas discharga counter, , ionizaticin chamber, radiaticn
dosirmter, radiometer, spectrometer
TURPPSE AND COVERAGE: 1his handbook is interlded for research physicists in the field
of dosimetrics and engineers; and sci:enticists dbaling with radioactive sources of
radiation. - It may also be useful to persons concemed with'the developront, opera-
tion, and maintenance of dosimtric, spectmaetric, and radiometric equiprwnt.
The book deals with Soviet experimental nuclear physics instrwwnts, equipment,
photomultipliers, scintillatots, Geiger-Mmller counters, ionization chambers, etc.
Characteristics of instrurmnts for individual dosiretrie control, n
earurements of
doses and dose power, detervination of the contaminaticin of working areas and
water by mdioactive substances, aemsol devices single and multichannel pulse
analyzers, and othem am described.
-.TABLE OF MVMTES [abridged]!
~I'Foreword -- 3 -7 1
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ACC NN A~5025517
.Introduction 5
Ch. I. Assenblies and Units for the detection of ionizipg radiation 7
J.: Introduction - 7
2., Ionization cha&ers - 8
3. Gas-discharge counters --
-4. Scifitillators - 37
5., Photorrultiplier-s - 53
6. -Detection units fbr ionizing radiation 75
Ch. H. Units and devices of electronic equipirent for nuclear physics 94
1. Introduction - 94
2. Structural elerents of electronic-pbysics equipmnt 96
3. Arrplifier units and equipuent - 105
.4. Airplitude selection equiprrent and units and auxiliary units - 118
5. Tim selection equiprrent and units and auxiliat-j units 146
6. Electrib signal conversion equipmnt and units 170
Scaling equipnent and units - 178,
8. Tirre masuring units -- 202
9. Intensity masureffent equipitent and units 204
10. Output equipuent md units, control units 225
11. Power supply units -- 237,
12. ~bnitoring units 266
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KIKHTENKO, V.A.,- KHLEBNIKOV, Yu.P - YEGOROV I M kand. tekhn.
retsenzent; DVORD =j tekhn,; nauk,
nauk., ;~ ~O, . =
red.; YEGORKINA, L.I., red. izd-va; ELIKIND, V.D.,
tekhn. red.
(Cyclone air cleaners fv'~ tractors] Traktornye tsiklon-
nye vozdukhochistiteli; konstruktsiia, raschet, obsluzhi-
vanie i ispytanie. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1963. 150 p.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Tractors--Equipment and supplies) (Air filters)

YEGOP'Ov, 1. 1r.
Infusoria
Significiance of infusoria in the digestion of cattle. Veterinarila 2-9 No. 5, 195-W.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions. Idbrary of Congress, August 1952, Unclassified

TICGOROV, I.N.', dots ent.; KIRILLOV, V.A., vaterinarnYY vrach.
Some details of treating bypovitaminosis in calves. Yeterinaxiia 34
no.3:36-39 Mr 157. (M12A 10:4)
1. Ullyanovskiy sellskokhozyaystvenW institut. (for Tegorov)
2. Sovkhoz $Sakko i Vantsetti* Ullyanovskoy oblasti, Gherdaklin-
skogo rayona.
(Deficiency diseases in domestic animals)
(Galves-Diseases)
-lt'4
-F~
J":

YZGOROV, IK,, dots.
Clinical symptoms and course of typhlitis in horses. Vaterinariia
35 no.10:57-59 0 '58. (KU 11: 10)
1.Mlyanovs)dy sellskokhoz7avotvann" institut.
(cecum.-Diseases)'(Horsee--Diseases and pests)

I L:.J U.'- J W ,I . I Y - -- -- --,- - - - --- - -- - - - - -- - - --- - - - - - --,- - - -- -
422)8- YEGiROV, 1. TITOV, A, Otsenks sposobov sposobov i)ererabotki sbornoro rr.Ftila.
moloch pron-st' 1A8, No. 11, a 4~j-42.
SO: Letopis' Zhurnal'nykh -~tatey, Val. 47, 048.

YEGOROV.I.N., inzhener
Ixamples of the use of welding at MPS railroad machinery building
plants. Byar. proizv. no.10:22-23 0'55. NLRA 8:12)
Nachinery industry) (Welding)
ji,

13.5-4-11/15
SUB JE USSR/Welding.
AUTHORt Yegorov I.N. Engineer.
TITLEs Welded Rail-Cutting saw Blades (Svarnye polotna rellsoreznykh
pil).
PERIODICAL: Svarochnoye Proizvodetvo", 1957, # 4, pp 26-27 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt At the Chechoslovakian Industrial Exhibition in Moskow, in 1956,
welded saw blades of the "Robel" type (T n n " P OF) E.AQ " 'were
hown ?reducing to half the high-speed steel consumption. It
as not possible to get any information on the `prodt_~ction tech-
:
nology and on the materials used for these saw blades.
At the Zaporozhye Mechanical Plant of the Ministry of Transpor-
tation saw blades still are made of high-speed steel "Pg"-blades,
430x3Ox2mm. When the teeth are worn, the saw is being scrapped.
The author, in co-operation with other technicians of the plant,
has developed experimental saw blades of steel "Pg" and
Steel 11Pq'1 has the following chemical composition:
0.69 % C; 0.25% Mn; 0.25% si; 0.015% 3; 0.025% P1 0.21% Ni;
Card 112 4.08% Crj 9.38% W; 2.28% V, and 0,05% Mo.

TITLE: Welded Rail-Cutting Saw Blades (Svarnye polotna rellsoreznykh
Pil).
Welding was done with d.c. of reverse polarity, with electrodes
of 3-4 mm in diameterp at 80-120A. The electrodes used were:
11OMM-511, 111AX-71' 110MA-21t, 10t'011M-13/45", "YVH11-13/55,k", "Qz',A,-2'f
and 110,A-2AR', all made by the Plant for Experimental Welding
of the Miahtry of Ferrous Metallurgy.
Tests (on the rail-cutting machine 1"I show that medium cut-
ting time for the rail "P43" of 5570 mm cross section does not
exceed 9 minutes and fully corresponds to the rate of cutting
with conventional blades made entirely of steel "P9", Initial
costs are 40 % lower than for blades made entirely of steel
"P9". After practioal tests it can be concluded that welding
can be done with electrodes 11) 42". For the non-cutting blade
portion it is planned to use steel with somewhat higher carbon
content than in steel 116T.211.
The article contains detailed production technology.
ASSOCIATION: Zaporozhye Mechanical Plai~t.
PRESENTED BYi
SUBMITTEDt
AVAILABLEt At the Library of Congress,
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YEGOROV, I.N., inxb.
Building up wheel flaWs by welding in a protective
atmosphere. Vest.TSHII 14PS 18 no.6:63-64 S '59.
(MIRA 13:2)
1. Proyektno-konstruktorokoye byuro Glavnogo upravlaniya
lokomotivo-remontnymi i vagonoremontnymi zavodami Ministerstva
putey soobahcheniya.
(Car wheels) (Welding)

YEGOROVI I.N., inzh.
Ailtomatic welding of Ear parts. Svar. proizv. no*2:36-37 F 161,
(MIU 14:1)
1. Proyektno-konstruktorsk-tekhnologicheakoye byuro Glavnogo uprav-
lenlya lokomotivoremontnymi i vagonoremontnymi savodami Ministerstva
putey ooobohchoniya.
(Railroads:--Xara-Maintenance and repair) (Electric welding)

YEGOROV, I.N., inzh.
Automatic welding under flux of container lids. Svar. proizv.
no.3:34-35 Mr '62. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Proyektno-konstruktorsko-tekhnologicheskoye byuro Glavnogo
upravleniya lokomotivoremontnymi i vagonoremontnymi zavodami
Ministerstva putey soobshcheniya.
(Containers--Welding) (Fork-lift trucks)
lop,

YEGOROV !JL,*-Inzh.1' Prinimali uchaotiyei TELKOV, X.A., inzh.1 LIVOV,
inzh.
Automatic welding of boiler connections during repairo. Svar.
proizv. no-505-36 My 162. (KRA 15:12)
1. Proyektno-konstruktorsko-tekhnologicheskoye byuro Glavnogo
upravleniya po remontu. podvizhnogo sostava. i izgotovleniyu
zapasnykh chastey Ministerstva, putey soobahcheniya.
(Locomotive boilers-Maintenance and repair)

S/135/63/000/qO3/007/011
Aoo6/A1oi.
AUTHOR. Y6gior'ov, I.' N'.,.. Engineer
TITLE- Hardfaoing of die's for cold press-forming
PERIODICAL: Bv roobnoye proizvodstvo, no- 3, .1963, 28-- 30,
TEM, Resulti3 "are given. of industrial tests and laboratory investiga-
tiohs,~made wiih-dies--that were hardfaced with LUI .5' (TsN-5)rand- ~H-60M (EN-60M)
electrodes. The laboratory.t6sts were carried'out.by engineers A. D. Salina
and K.: F* Krytichkov. '..',.The electrodes 'were used to hardf ace the edges of press-
form s,*&66 and.press~- phear.blades .-Hardfacing. was 1~ performed in the lower pos i-
tion on' a-c with 4'Mm"diametei. 616ctrodes. The method of preparing the edges
and of applying., the beadsme are -iliust~ated. It was - found that highest strength
s ', '60M electrode
of die is.obtain'ed using' FN-, s,'indeperident of the thickness and
oonfiguration,of the press4ormod.partse, The built-up metal shows a complete
absence of 'cracks... 'The built-up metal structure after low tempering is tempered
~martensite'With hardness ARC 591 the base metal has - w, fine-dispersed perlite
and f6r'~iie ~tz~jcture. with, hardness HB. 197. The composition of the base metal
C
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YEGIOROVf I.N., dotsentj SIROS11, P.M.; NAUMOV, A.V.- RkSKIN, M.M.; NIKrFOROV,
kand.veterin.nauk; TRAKHANOV, D.F., k4aidiveterin.nauk; FE7UKHOVSRIY,
A.A.; EUDZIN, A.K.
Sanitation and veterinary hygiene. Veterinariia 41 no-3:73-82 Mr 164.
(MIRA 18:1)
1. Krasnoyarskiy sellskokhozyaystvennyy institut (for Yegorov). 2.
Glavnyy veterinarnyy vrach Chernovitskogo oblastnogo upravleniYa pro-
izvodstva i zagotovok sellskokhozyaystvennykh produktov (for Sirosh).
3o Zaveduyushchiy khimichesklm otdelom Chernovitskoy oblnstnoy veterinar-
noy laboratoriyey (for Raskin). 4. Direktor Chernovitskoy oblastnoy
veterinatnqy laboratoriyey (for Naumov). 5 Vaesoyuznyy n-suchno-issledo-
vatellskiy institut veterinarnoy sanitarii ifor Nikiforov., Trakhanov).
6. Dozinfektoionnaya stantsiya Moskovskogo gorodskogo otdola zdravoo-
khraneniya (for Patukhovskiy). 7. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issladovate:Llskiy
institut veterinarnoy sanitarii (for Endzin).
Y!:

Y,:~' G, Jp (IV 11.11.
F&rd f-cing
130"bolic-heniya.

YEGOROV, T. 11.
Phenomrma of hybridiam connected with the formation of Ulkansk
subalkaline granitolds. Biul. MOIP Otd. geol. 40 no.6:139-:L/.O
11-D 165 - (MTRA 19:1)
1. Submitted April 22, 1965.

YLPGOROV, I.Nj.-i;IIzh.
Hard facing of dies for cold stamping. Svar. proizr," 10-3:28-30
Mr '63. (MIRA 160)
1. Proyaktno-konstruktorsko-tekhnologicheskoye byuro na zavode
im. Voytovicha.
(Hard facing) (Dies (Metalworking))

YEGOROY, I.N.
Granite pegmatites occurring in the Talitskiy Berpentinite
massif,of the Central Urals. Trudy INGRE.no.W20-235 162.
(MIRA 16:1)
(Ural Mountains-Pegmatites)
(Ural Mountains-ZerpentiniteB)

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GARETSKIY, ~.G.; YEGOROV, I.P.; IIJAUMOVA, S.N.; SHLEZINGER, A. Ye.
Lower Carboniferous and upper Devonian deposits in the Zhanasu
region (the South-Emba gravity maximum). Dokl. All SSSR 136
no.6:1418- W I F 161. (MIRA 14:3)
1. Geologicheskiy institut AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom
A.L. Yanshinym.
(Emba Valley- Geology, Stratigraphic)

SOKOLOVA, Yekaterina Ivanovna; IVANOVA, Yekaterinafilkolayevna; -YEGOROV,
tan Petrovich; KOROBKOVI I.A., nauchnyy..Fed.; DAYEV, G'X-9-v~d~us-chiy
-_ f
red.; tekhn.red.
[Permian and Triassic sediments in the Yuzhnaya Emba and their oil
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neftnnosnost'. Leningrad, Cos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo neftA porno-
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institut. Trudy, no.100. (MIRA 14:8)
(Emba Valley--Petroleum, Geolo'ry)
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5" 19kT
"The Order of Groups of Movements in Spaces of
Affine Compendency," I. P. Yegorov) 4 pp
*Dok Akad Nauk SSM, Nova Ser" Vol LVII, No 9
In 1903, Pubin stated that extended spaces n of
nessurements do not have full groups of movements of
the order n(n+l) Author proves that corres-
2
pmdIng tbeorem of Pubin in extended spaces holds In
affine spaces. Submitted by Mademiolan A. N. Kol-
nogorov, 24 Mar 1947.
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1 1. re
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CA
=r
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Egorov, L P. On a arengtheuing of FgkBL11b_.=M
'_M'e'OrX*_r of the group of motions of ; -RimnanntAn
D. "' dy Akad. Nauk SSSR (N.S."O'
t~ i~uwian)
Fubini's theorem [Ann. MaL Pura Appl. (3) 8, 39-81
(1903) ] states that a Riemannian V. far n > 2 cannot admit
a complete group of motions of orler 1. In this
paper it is shown that Uie interval of forbidden orders is
broader. For this purpose the following theorems are dem.
ons=ted. (1) Tbe maximum order of the complete groups
Of motions of those V. which are not Einstein manifolds is
jA(n-1)+1. (11) The order of the complete group3 of
motions of those V. which are different from manifolds of
constant curvature is not larger than jn(n- 1)+2.
O_ The proof of *1) is made by a study of the rank of the
F., coordinate matrices of the tensor
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0, - - 1, 2. - - -, n; cti54ctj. i