SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YENIKEYEV, KH.K - YENIKEYEV, S.G.

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USI')R
t Q r CULTNA". ED PLANTS. Fr,,L,!Ti- T36rriv-q-
P F r 7 HUR - B I C; L -, 2 1, 1SE., NO - 95) 13 2
Ye M ke 7t, "r, Ich. K.
(,Ir, the ")robIw,, of' thj Orlpin of Ltree-Fru t ror s
'11.- Ir
Of IS10,11 and, T11411-aco
Agrobic,
t *-, i a be o n po n sl M a t ~-i rml n.-3 thrcugb a 3tudy
T A
0-f djvta-sa torms of blacittho-C.-I prowinp bot'h 11-Ild
t
and in orcha~rd pIpnt-In(,,s 0t" *6hr, middle zone hqt
threj, ra(IoaIly dintinot t,jDtja of sice are lun-ped
tor.;,th--r und..*r a comion ntj.~' the v,-Ild szq-qll-
"Large-fruitee, low productive and the
lar,~~i fruited highly producilva. The artificiallY
dorived bullftee h- ve a Prent ronerab1nnae
ybridq ha
to thu larea-frultod low produaf-Ave sloe form. Tt
was entnblinhod that the large-fruited sloe is a
1/3
ya
quj~t XZ-
IC
:CULTIVA7Fr-, r,4U,TS
Abs. ;REF Z 1-1 UR. p I OL., 21,
19,58-N0-96132
Authcr
"rig.
ny!tar-Fil hybr!&,, bjtIve!!!j the blackthorn and D.IUM.
The nutiloy
th,%t bosides tkie prinary pro-
C883 Of hYbridiza~lrjn bot`166n W16 510o and wild
myrobniarj Pl-um,- in th~3 Caucaqu.,a (acoording to V.A.
'Rybii-0 there h-A--i ocnurr,~d In th-,. -nioalf. '
SeOcrid~jry proa,-~~t.~3 zone a
local vill(i sloe qn?f f;T-083ing, hetWeen the
hybrid jloeq
nnd var-etleo 0- pjjjjj~3
from tho soutil. rA.'h8 author
HuPf'eOts that onu 0011d~ttonell-
y tory'n the large-
fruited SIOGS niants I?) WIA01, binakthorn obaraoter.
Card: 2/3

-.CULIAVATED PLANTS. FRUITS
REr 7 HUP.-BICL..2 1. 19- J40
:Istics pr-dominat,3, ref,.nrding tipani as orosses
batw~,en urow domistIca x P. upinosri While thosa
Plants closer Ito tho )Izu,i ozoimarlly bulonR to
the independont species P. Insititin cons''dared
q varletey of 1'. (Ionentl(m. Tho -biblio;,r!phy lists
15 titl,j,,i.--A.rh. Milli
Card- 3/3
-149

MI., kand. biolog. nauk
Producing now plum variation In the central region. Trudy TSGL
6:145-165 '57- , MU,12:10)
(Plum--Varieties)

USSR/Cuitivated P-lints - Fr-,-Its. Berries. M
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No 18, 1958, 82511
Author Yenikeyev, Kh.K.
Inst
Title Selection of Plum and Cherry in USSR
Ori3 Pub Ve8tn. a.-kh. nauki, 1957, No 12) 75-82
Abstract 145 new varieties and selected forms of bl= have been
developed in USSR. In the so~,-thern anft Wdle Asiatic
rcp-~blics and oblasts - 60 varieties; in central cher-
nozem and non-charnozem oblasts - 34 varieties, in
western rept--blics and oblaots - 17, in Povolzhlye - 14,
in Ural, Siberia and Far East - 20 varieties. From the
145 now varieties 87 vere developed by the method of hy-
bridization and 58 - as the result of seed planting.
The sDort selection in cherry prodtced better results
than in plum beca--se in cherry the bvA variations are
encountered more frequently. In Michurinsk a number of
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130

USSR/Cultivated Plants - FrL*its. Berries. M
Abs Jour Ref ZbutcBiol., No 18, 1958, 82511
sports of Li.-Libskay-c
cherry iras segre~ptcd.
Altogether 42 varieties of cherry were segre6ated in
the middle and uorthern zones of the country. --
I.K. Forttnatov
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USSR/Cultivated Plants. Fruit Trees. Small Fruit Plants. m
Abs Jour: Rof Zhur-Diol-, No 17, 19581 77819-
Author Yenikeyev, Xh. K.
Inst
Title Horticulture in Norway.
Orig Pub: Moak. kolkhozniL-, 3.958, No 3, 39-40.
Abstract: No abstract.
Card
131

OM Ooktor biolounk
TENIKETEL
Features of the propagation of now fruit varieties as related
to the differences In tissue qualitY- Agrobiologila no.40SJ~8
JI-Ag 158, (MiRk 11:9)
1. Moskovakeyn plodovo-yagodnaya oPrtn&Ya Btant8IYR, st, Biryulevo.
(Fruit culture)

YF- Pil K A.
COUNTRY 43JR
GATEWRY go Uultllratcli'l,Arjtlj. imiltr.
APS. JOIJPV Mffiol., 110. 23 195 8 110
AUT.HOR V~ Ah.
TITLE I Orch-ird 3jultivation In iior,uy.
,ORIG. Sad I ogorc.~i, ;~.c. 4, 2
No
CARD- 1/1

YRNIK&Tlgv,,.,Kh.K..,doktor biol.nauk
Problems pertaining to the breeding and genetics of fruits and
berries In Canada. Agroblologila no.10120-125 Ja-F 159-
(MIRA 12:4)
(Canada--Fruit culture)

IVANOV, P.P., Itand,oal'skokboig.nauk- YINIKAYEV, 1-h.K., doktor biolog.nnuk;
F
TAZVITSKIT, M.N., kand.oel'Rko '-.nhuk,;`gd6bizhonMT dayatell
nauki RSBR.
Lack of underntandlW,, In approaching problems,of scientific work;
latter to the oditor. Agrobiologiia no.21316-317 Rr-Ap '59-
(XIRA 12:6)
1. Dirnktor Mookovokoy plodovo-yagodnoy oprtnoy stantsii (for
Ivanov). 2. Zameatitel' direktora. Po naucbno- chaBtl Hoskovskay
plodovo-yagodnoy opytnoy stantsii (for Yonikeyev)o 3. Zaveduyu-
shchly agrokbinicheakoy laboratoriyey Hookovskoy plodovo-yagodnoy
opytno3r Stantaii (for 'rasvitskiy)o
(Strawberries-Iferti lt zero and mnures)

doktor biol.nauk
Results obtained from the intorspecific tqbridization of
fruits and berries. Agrobiologiia no.6:924-928 N-D 159.
- - p I (MIRh 13:4)
1 14 "'!.
1. 24makovskaya plodovo-yagodnaya otantalya.
(Fruit culture) (Hybridization, Vegetable)

YENDZYEVP 102.L
Characteristica of the reproduction of new varieties as re3Ated to
the heterogeneity of their tissues. Trudy Instogen. no.25:5&74
159. flil--j ; I I j~-- OAIM 15%3)
~i f -,".
Ile Hookovskaya plodovo-yagodnaya(-.opytnaya.:atantsiya.
(BotazW-Variation) (Pliii~.propagation)

_PNIUM.-Khasan Karimovich: (;WMCHEIZO, I.Ye., skademik, otv.red.;
KAKAROTA., O.T., red.izd-va; NOTICHKOTA, N.D., takhn.red.
(Biological oharacterictics of plumo and the introduction of
new variation] Biologichaskie osobonnonti slivy I vyvedenis
novykh aortov. Koskva. Izd-vo Aked.nouk WSR, 1960. 320 P.
(MIRA 14:4)
l.-Toeso.vuznayS akademiya sel'skokhozyaystvennykh nouk imeni
T.I.Lenins, (for Glushchenko).
(Plum-Tarieties)

"Pollination with Pollen Mixture to Produce Interspecific Hybrids of Plum
and Cherry (Prunus),11
report submitted for the llth Intl. Congress of Genetics, The Hague, Netherlands,
2-10 sep 63

KUSHNERp Xh.F., otv. red.; GLUSHCHENKOp I.Y%,,red,; YFmTR7.Vp&mr
Kh-K-, red.;.KOSIAOV, K.V., r-.4.j HDI ~ H.I., red.;
OTffINSKAYA, T.N.,' red.; POLYAXOV, I.M., red.; PREZENT,
I.I., red.; SUKHOV, K.S., red.;JEYGISON, H.Lj red.izd-
val ULIYANOVA, O.G., takhn, red.
[Genetics in agriculture] Genetika - sel'skomu khoziaistvu.
Moskva, Izd-vo, AN SSSR9 1963. 794 P. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Akademlya nauk SSSR In, titut genetiki.
(Plant breeding~ '9(Stock and stockbreeding)

YENIKETEV, Eh.K.
Using the method of pollination by a pol-len mixture to produce
interspecific hybrids of plums and cberries. Agrobiologlia,
no.2t243-246 Mr-Ap 165. (MMA 18sll)
1. Hauchno-iseledovatellskiy zonal'rWy institut sadovodstva
nechernozemnoy polosy.

YENIn-YlVq Xh.K., doktor biolog. n4uk, profe
Now varieties of fruit crops. Agrobiologila no.5t643-648
S-0 165, (MIRA 180)
1. Nauchno-Issledowfellakiy zonallnyy Anstitut sadovodistva
nechernozemnoy polosyp Biryulevop Moskovskol oblasti.

YMIKEYEV,.Kh.M.; KOZLOV, D.N.; KRUZRILIN, M.P.; MEZHUYEV, B.N.;
NALCHAN, A.G.; NIKULIN, A.I.; PANKIN, V.A.; SHAVIN, G.F.;
LESNICHFMO, I.I., red. izd-va; SMIRKOVA, GA, tekhn.
(Metal-cutting machines; kinematic adjustment of metal-
cutting machinee] Me,tallorezhushchAe.stanki; kinematicheakaia
nastroika metallorethushchikh stankov. Pod red. A.G.Nalchana.
Moskva, Mashgiz, 1962. 179 p. (MIRA. 16:2)
1. Moscow. Vaesoyusnyy zaochnyy mashinostroitel 11 Inatitut.
12yy
Kafedra "HatalloreshuBhchie stanki i instrumeRty." 2. Prepo-
davateli kafedry "Metallorez~ushchiye stanki.-I instrumenty"
Voeaoyuznogo Zaochno~& Mashin'ostroitallnogo instituta (for
all except Leanichenko, Smimova).,
(Metal cutting) (MachineryO.Kinematict; of)

YINMTZV, P., laureat Leninskoy' prenii.
1--wome
Gazli treasures. NTO 2 no-10:17-19 0 160. (XIRA 13:10)
1. Glavnyy geologo otdale nefti i gaza KInloterstva geologli i
okhvany nedr SSSR.
(Gazli-Gas, Natural)

Yenikeyev, Kh. M. - "Methods for incrensing the r1rldity of inthe Trudy
, .,a --
r.-4- net 12crez',whchi -h str,,-~Ov) ISSI:e 1, 1948,
E-Dj- (Eksper:Lm. nauch.-issle-1. v V8 .1
P, 3-37, - Bibllog: 7 iteris
SOI U-4355, 14 August 53, (Latopis 'Zhurnal InykIi Stntey, No. 15, 1949)

I KZYt-V-,Rh-.M -
Machinery - Design
Sturdiness of machines and metal economy, Stan.
i Instr.p 73j No. 6, 1952,
Hanthly List 2f Russian Accessions, Library of Congress November 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

MILIYBV, V.S.; T=IMNVO Kh.M.
Dynamic balancing suchlues. Stun.1 instr. 24 no.7:9-12 JI 153. (MM 6:8)
(Baluncine of machinery)

TJMKIM, M.G.
Anaerobic netbod for controlling Ustilago tritici, (Perm) Jens.
Ixy.Sib.otd.AN SSSR no.6:121-123 160. (MUL 13:9)
1. Sibirskiy nauchno-iseledovateliskiy institut sellsicogo khoxyaystyu,
g. Omsk.
(Seeds-Disinfection) (Rusts (Botany))

IFNIKEYEVI,
condlZions of laborato:- raonnel erpIcying --adIcacnive
I y pe A
:r'lidy ISSINI 71043-246 164. (r,,RA l8s6)
1. Kafedra radiatsionnoy gigiyeny (zav. prof. F.O. Krotkov,
TSentrallnogo imtlltata usovershenstvovaniya vrachey.

S/124/61/000/010/023/056
D251/D301
AUTHOR: Yenikeyev, M.P.
TITLE: Heat exchange of a plane surface with different
angles of inclination in the case of free motion
of the air
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, no. 10, 1961, 770
abstract 10 B553 (Tr. Kazansk. s.-kh. in-ta, 1959,
(1960)9 no. 42, 60-72)
TEXT: Definitive data on the heat exchange of a plane
surface are cited. As a comparison with the results published ear-
(Tr. Kazansk. a.-kh. in-ta, 1958, no. 39, 37-50 - RZhMekh.,
1960, no. 10, 13267) the hea exchange of a plane plate of dimen-
sions less than 300 x 300 mm and 200 x 200 im2 in a free current
of air with various angles of rotation is also investigated. The
magnitude of the temperature head varies within the limits 10 - 900.
Critical relationships of the type N = A(GP)n are stated for inclin-
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S/124/61/000/010/023/056
Heat exchange of a plane... D251/P301
ed slabs, where A and n are constants dependent on the actual angle
of rotation and the position of the heat-exchange surface. For cal-
culating the heat exchange of a horizontal surface, treated accord-
ing to the formula for a vertical plate,,the author recommends the
reduction of the value obtained to 38-4 ,. The influence of a
parallel plate on the heat exchange of vertical and inclined plates
is considered. CAbstracter's note: Complete translation2
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CAN
SURFACE~~UNDER VARIOUS
MOVEUENT OF-fNE AIR*0
SPEC ED RSFSR. KAZAN'
D TECH 30 1 "HEAT CM I SO I ON or A
tw,&t ~V
ANGLES Of ITS DUbp IN THE CASZ OF,,-,FREE
KAZANT# 19619 (MIN OF HtOHER AND SEC
AVAATION INST). (KL-DVt 11-619 219).
-143-

R.
25413
Svetlyy Grossulyar*Iz I-lagnetitovogo Vestorozh-eniya. Kare-Archa. Doklady
Akad. Nauk Uz SSR, No. 4, 1948, s. 6-9.
-Rezyume Ys Uzbek. Yuz.
SO: LETOPIS NO. 30, 1948

UNIX&YEV, N.H.
Physicochemical study of the serpentine group of alnerals. Trudy
GLGU no.21:7-20 150. (KLaA 9.5)
(serpentine)

YENIKEYEV, M.R.
Kagaesium fibroferrite from the Chatkal District. Trudy SAGU no.21:
27-33 '50- (KEJU 9: 5)
(Chatkal Mlatrict-Fibroferrite)

vi
.4ittle- -Vu-sayuzz.- Miner. #t. sW-2j 49-V
C Leal. -Ingiritis, opt Ical properties, and culbl--
Bgraphy of a morlwfinic Pyrojerle from ChAtical region,
sL67~v -that it coui;oi of 40.56cl djapille and 60.44%
NO V.

I.- ~ .I :~ .- .tI . Rfz! 5 -_ --, - - - f.-I. - -, -, : a-,7a: ~71--3
1 C-qf:4i W4 54-w~ ALITh Lam. Fwt UXTR
~ ~ ,Tj
. - Alnumme. N2rO i-76. KiGO-23, C)2 -J--i , :1 -1 - I -~, ~ : :I-.- L--~~o ~--,-
1. -1, - ". 11 -1 -- ".. -.-~ -4-1- 1 IJQ~2. -..- 4 -,r
--- I " I

AaSUR
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YZNI V, M. R.
Contra I ithium biotite hydridee i!rudjr SAGU n0,39;37-60
'53- (NLRA 10: 5 )
(Soviet ContralAsia-Lithium btotitq hydride)

Tiffimmy, X.R.
Actinolito from the Chatkal Range. Trudy SAGU no-39:61-64 '53.
(MLRA IWO
(Chatkal Range-Actinolits)

TE
Some Data on Schwoitzerite
ScIrweitzerite is envolved in the weathering crust of magnesium lims-
stones. It is found in the fissures of these rocks in the form of thin
needle-lilm aggregates in association with tale and calcite. Gradual
transitions of achweitzerite to sepiolite are observed. The author car-
ried out spectral and thermal studies of schweltzelte. On the curves of
heating endothermic pauses.are noted at 85, 705-800 and an exothermal
effect is observed at 8500, The curves of dehydration indicate that the
release of water occurs over a wide range of temperatures. (RZhGeol,
No. 5, 1955). Tr- Srpdneav.- im-ta- gs%n1- n., bk. 5t 19549 17-20.
SO: Sum.No- 744t 8 Doc 53 - Supplementary Survey of Smriet Scientific
Abstracts (17)

Plumbojarosite From the Central Vien Shan
The author presents the results of spectral, chemical and thermal
studies of p1wnbojarosite from the oxidation zone of the lead deposit in
the Central Vien Slian. The thermal study peridts one to speak about the
presence in the heating curves of the plumbojarosites of endothermal xi!-
actions in the low-temperature region (at 1550 and 2850), which are due to
the liberation of weakly bound and "Goethitic" water. The results of the
chemical analysis of one of the specimens of plumbojarosite in % of weight
is as foiioqs: P0203 37-80; FoO 1.44; CaO 0.60; MgO 0.65; PhO 16.9o; CuO
o-52; K26 o.i.7; Na20 0.87; SO 22 155; H2 0 9.35; SiO 8.80: totil 99.65.
(RZhGeol, No. 5, 1955) Tr, dnIaz, Un-ta, Geol, n.. hk. 5, 1954, 21-27.
SO: Sum. No. 744, 8 Doe 55 - Supplementary Survey of Soviet Scientific
Abstracts (17)

Yr_ ~:; I
"Cert,qin Rineri-Is in the Ve;AherInc Crust of Chatk;-1,11 Zi- Uzbekii-t. ro'~I.
VBes. minerplog. 0-va, 170 5, PP -59-70, 1954
In a study of the minernloe-f of the okpru-maenetite dej~csits of
Chptk8l1sk--,y& Rayon the author encountered Pn interacting associl.-tion
of minernls which formed in thc-, weathering crust (eepolite, tale,
chlorite-clinochlor, hyL~ropopthlte), L,~ oreccnts the r~:eults of hisr
chemlcj~l, thermometric, -n4 optiC131 inves-t iCi- t ions of these mlw~rvls
and compares them.with the results of studiec ~;n the si~me minerals frou.
other sites. Fie ccne".1usions: h,~drceilicntes of mt)gnef-AUM, chlorite,
and hydroxide of iron never form lBrffe-scrla conglomerptee; moEt ofter
of oll they ere encountered in the form of veinlet streaks and swr-11
Inclusivee, and in die-lergive stvte itmong- rocks; seplolites (ze coor-
dinate Witli i-jortionn oi the develjxf.ent of serpentine in dolowitized
limestones, etc. (RZhGeol, No 4, 1955)
Sum. No. 681, 7 Oct 55

YENIKEYEV, M.R.
Goolerite and its variation in an oxidation zone. Trudy SAGU
no.63:13-17 '33. (MLRA 9:'%)
(Goolarite)

TJINI13TJKV, M.R.-
Now data on schwelgerite. Trudy SAGU mo.52:17-20
(Antigerits)
154.
(MLRA 10: 5

No
YICNIKNYBV, X.R.
mwuuwwwp~,
. Plumbojarosits from the central ?ion Shan. Tr"y SAGU no.52:21-27
1340 (MLAA M5)
(Tien Shan-Jarosite)

16-1957-3-3052
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiyap 1957, Nr 3p
pp 67-88 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Ye n i k!Y!.Vj"'M-
TITLE: Some Features in the Composition of Jarosites
(Nekotoryys oaobennosti soatava yarozitov)
PERIODICAL: Zap. Uzbekist. otd. Vses. mineralog. o-va, 1955,
11r 8, pp 167-172
ABSTRACT: During a study of the mineralogy of the oxidation
zone of sulfide deposits, unusual massive accumu-
lations of jarosite were encountered. They formed
by the interaction of sulfides and the alteration
products of feldspars from granitic rocks. These
massive accumulations of jarosite line the walls
of the old workings, and may even be found on the
surface of the ground, forming dense crusts of
Card 1/3 reniform material. The jirosite has a concholdal

15-1957-3-3052
-Some Features in the Composition ol Jarosites
fracture, a high densityp a hardness greater than 3p a
brownish-yellow to dark brown color, and a specific gravity
of 3.09 to 3.15. A golden-yollow Interference color is
observed under crossed nicols, indicating a very high
birefringence. The jarosite occurs in dense monomineralic
patches.and also in narrow fractureg and around-graino.of
oxidized sulfides. Determination of the pH of a susponsion
of massive jarosite showed the pH to range from 5.6 to 5.8.
This range of values differs,from the pH of a suspension
of ordinary jarosite. The following elements were de-4-ected
by spectral analysis: Fe and Pb abundant; Na about ' *L%;
Znp Al, and Si in tonths of a per cent; Cu, Sb, Mg, -and Ti
in hundredths of a per cent; and Ag, Mn, Mo, and V Li
thousandths of a percent. The chemical analysis gave K 0
-5.65%; Na20 1 .50%; Pbo 4.84%; ZnO 0.10%; Pe2o 47.OR;
303 30.53%*7 H20 10.60%: total 100.22%. Recaioulating
P
the chemical analysis to 100% and determining the relative
Card W71ecular quantities, the author indicates' that all the

15-1957-3-3052
Some Features In the Composition of Jarositea
analyzed massive jarosite is included in the theoretical
formula. Two well-defined endothermic effects are noted
on the thermal curve for the massive jarosite, reflecting'
the dehydration and the dissociation of the mineral. The
curve also shows a small exothermic affect, a slight
deviation in the curve in the temperature interval from
6000 to 7000. A comparison of this curve with the curves,
well-known in geological literature, for jarosite, natrojaro-
sites and plumbojarosite indicate the curve to be intermediate.
Detailed study of the massive jarosite leads the author to
consider it an intermediate variety between jarosite and
plumbojarosite.
GoA*Go
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YENIKEYEV M.R.
Rare find of nitrocAlcite. Za!7,.Vt;.!:in,ct-v& 86 no.3*40'1-404 '1~7.
(h'LRA 10-9)
1. Deyetvitellnyy chlea Vseno,,r,,,-2nogo uinerplogicheekogo obshchentva.
2. Kafedra mineralogii Sredneaziatzkogo gosudArstvennogo univerRitetn,
Tashkent.
(Kuramingkiy Range-Ilitrocalcite)

7MIKIIYBVo -
,
Naeledovite, a now adneral from the Alt7p-TopkaskI7 ore field.
Dokl. AN Uz.SSR no.5W-17 158. . (au n ta)
1;,SredneasiatWdygo,.udaretvemqyuniversitat Im, TI, lenina,
Predstavlano ak&Uzdkm AN UzSSR A.S. Ukloneldne'
(Sarddb-lk~%dagite)

TEMYEYEV, M.R.
Sauconilb from the Altvn-Topkan deposit. Zap. Uz. Otd, Yees. min.
ob-va no.12:79-84 158. (MIRA U-.10)
(Kurama-Rango--Rontmorillonite)

3(8) SOV/7-59-4-4/9
AUTHORSs Badalov, S. T., Yenikeyev, M. R,
TITLE: On the Geochomistry of Cadmium in tho Almalyk and Altyn-Topkan
Ore Deposits of Karamazar (K gookhimii kadmiya v Almalykekom
i Altyn-Topkanskom rudnykh polyakh Karamazara)
PERIODICAL: Geokhimiyaq 1959, Nr 4) PP 328 - 335 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt The cadmium tenor were determined by V. A. Moskvitina, P. L.
Prikhidtko and V. V. Prasalova polarographically and chemi-
cally in the laboratory of the trust Uzgeolrazvedka, and
in the laboratory of the Institut geologii A14 Uz3SR (Institute
of Geology AS UzSSR). Further comparison values from other
deposits of the USSR and foreign countries were used. The in-
vestigations give the following datat Cadmium tenor in zinc
blendes of the copper-molybdenum mineralization of Almalyk
Table 1), cadmium tenor in zinc blenden of other deposits
Table 2), cadmium and iron tenor in zinc blendes in the
~
polymetallic mineralization of Zapadnyy Karamazar and com-
parison values from other districts of the USSR (Table 3),
cadmium tenor in tetrahedrites of Karamazar and Rudnyy Altay
Card 1/2 (Table 4), cadmium tenor in minerals of the oxidation zone

On the Geochemietry of Cadmium in the Almalyk and SOY/7-59-4-4/9
and Altyn-Topkan Ore Deposits of Karamazar
(Table 5). From this the following resultBi Under hypogene
conditions cadmium is enriched in zinc blondes, lose in zinc
tetrahodrite; with decreasing temperature the cadmium tenor
of the zinc blendes increases. The cadmium tenor does not
depend there so much on the iron tenor of the zinc blendes
as on the type of the deposit and the paragenesis. The com-
paratively high cadmium tenor of the zinc tetrahedrites has
hitherto not been considered; an investigation of other sul-
fidic zinc ores, such as chalcopyrite, bornite, c-nargite, and
others would be desirable in this connection. In the oxidation
zone cadmium is found in the smithoonite and in minute quan-
tities in the calcite. In other zinc minerals cadraium is
&actically not found. There are 5'tables and 24 references,
20 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut geologii AN UzSSR i Sradneaziatskiy gosudarstvennyy
universitot im. V. 1. Lenins, (Institute of Geology AS UzSSR
and (Soviet)Central Asia State University imeni V. I, Lenin)
SUBMITTED: January 10, 1958
Card 2/2

- YENIKgm. M.R.
Galanites from the soutbweatern Ura-)ksar Mountaim.
Z&p.Us.otd.Tses.min.ob-wa no.13:14-34 159.
(KIRA 13:7)
(Ura-Mazar Mountains-Oftlena)

YENIKKMI M.Re
gion, Upo Us. otd, Vaeos
Rhadonite from the Altyn-ToPkan rO
min. ob-va no.24:154-160 162. (MMA 16:7)
(Kuram Range-Rhodanits)

YF,NiKF,YEV, MAR,
an deposit. flauch. trudy Tas~PU no.249.
Beaverite from the Ajtyri-Toj~ic (MIRA 18SO
Geol. nauki no.21:30'1-39 164.

YENIKEYEV, M.R.
Linarites in the mr; vestern Karomazar Mauntains, Zap, uz,
otd. Vess. min. ob-vkt no.l6s24-29 164. (MIRA 18%6)

NASRITDINOVp Kh.N.;,YENIKEYEV, M.V.
Effect of high external temperature and insolation on
the blood supply to the stomach and pancreas. Mad, zhur,
Uzb. no.9:23-24 '-S :62. (MIRA 17s2)
1. 1z kafedry normaltnay fiziologii (zav. - prof. A.S.
Sadykov)"Tashkentskogo gosudarstvannago maditsinokogo
institute.

SADYKOVp A.S., prof.; YMIKEYEW, M.V. aspirant
Influence of high external temperature in the surrounding environ-
mont and of solar radiation on the external secrotory function of
the pancreas. Report flo.l. Mod. zhur. Uzb. no.4t23-25 Ap 161.
WIRA 14t 5)
1. Iz kafedry normallnoy fiziologii Tashkentskogo gosudarstvennogo
meditsinskogo instituta.
(IMAT-PHYSIOLOGICAL EMGT)
(SOLAR RADIATION-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)
(PANCBEAS-SECRETIONS)

I'ENIKEYEV., H.V., aspirant
Method for obtaining pancreatic juice. Mod. zhur. ~xb. no.4:25-27
Ap 161.
1. Iz kafedry normallnoy fiziologii (zav. - prof. A.S.Sadykov)
Tashkentskoga gosudarstvomogo meditalmskogo instituta.
(PANCRW--SEGREIZONS)

YENIKEYEV M V , aspirant
Effect of de hydration of the body on the exocrine function of the
pancreas in the dog. Med. zhur. Uzb. no.2t62-65 F 162..(HIRA 15S4)
1. Iz kafedry hormallnoy fiziologii, (zav. - prof. A.S.Sadykov)
Tashkentsko o gosudarstvennogo meditsinskogo instituta.
&NCREAS-SECRETIONS) (BODX FLUIDS)

[
"Ways (V Improving the Top Slicing, Method"
Tsvet. I-fet., 14, flo. 1, 1939
Report U-1506, 4 Oct. 1951

yr"NiYEYEV, V, E.
"The Transportation of Ore and Earth to the
Surface of Mine Shafts by Yono-Roil and
Cable Telfers", Tvvet. Met. 14, Ho 2, Feb. 1939.
Rpport U-1506, 4 Oct. 1939.

YEITIKEYV/4118 600
1. GRIBINP A., YENTKEYEV, N.
2. USSR (600)
"Reserves of the Ural Copper-Mining InclustryllTsvet. Met. 14, No 9,
September 1939.
9. IM Report U-1506, 4 Oct. 1951

YENn-EM, , N. B.
"Generalization of Experience in Exploitation of Steeply Dipping Ore
Deposits by the Method of Top Slicing." Sub 12 Doc 47, Inst of Mining,
Acad Sci USSR
Dissertations presented for degrees in science and engineering in
Moscow in 1947.
SO: Sum-No. 457j 18 Apr 55
I

MIXEM, N.B., kandidat takhrachasknch nauk
i
Ilat us introduce a stAnd dization of design in the ore mining
industry. Gorabur. n0-2:7-9 F155. (MLRA 8:7)
(Mining engineering)
4

TENUMT, N.B., kandidat teklinichaskikh rmuk
_'"=Trans_frer_r-'of an operating mine from an underground to an open-cut mining
method. Gor.zhur. no-7:20-24 JI 155. (HLRA 8;8)
(Ural Mountains-mining engineering)

KULIK, G.T.; TREBUKOV, A.L.
KOMKlilDZE, V.N.;
Using a breakdown system with nined charges In mining hard ore
deposits. Gor.zhur. no.2:13-19 7 136. 0C= 9-3)
(Mining engineering)

YENII!M,y,_ W.B.;TXMROV, N.N.
Scientific and technical conference on special mining methods. Gor;
shur no.2:?9- 7 '57. (KIaA 10:4)
(Mining engineering)

Y441M-"1,-Vj 3116.
SKOCHINSKIT, A.A.; TnPIGORIV, A.M.; SHEVTAKOV, L.D. , SSWEYRV, A,&.;
ZAKHAROV. P.A.; USKOV, S.I.; AGOSHKOV, R.I.; MILINIM, N.V.;
BROHNIXOT, DeK.; YRUIEMY, N.B.; FROTOPOM, D.D.; SUDOPTAT07,
A.P.-I WON. L.I.; MANIKOYSICIT, G,I,; NAZARCHIKe AJ,; TERPOGOSOYl
Z#A.; BAMUXOV# F.A.; POMORTSEV, A.D.; MIDTUK, G.P.; HOLCHAMVO
P.rV.; MAKSIMOVA, is.p., GRIBIN. A.A.; BARONINKOV, A.V.-; SINDAROVSKIT,
N.S.; BOGOMOLOV, V.I.; KHODOV, L.V.; MOSMIKOV, To.?.; GONCHAROV,
Me
Alsksandr Vasillevich Kova%henkov; obituary. Bezop. tiuda v prow.
1 no.12;35 D '57. ' (MIRA 12:3)
(Kovazhenkovs Aleksandr Vasil'evich, 1906-1957)

4 (-5)---
AUTHORS: Agoahkov, M. I., Corroapondine Member., S OV/3 0-50 - 122- 3 /4
AS 'USSR, Ycnilmyev, N. B., Candidate of rechnical Sciencet,
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TITLE: Mining-Technical Problums Ir. Opening the XurnkAya Ihgnetic
.Anomaly (Gorfiotnkfinlohonklyi probleDWogioyenlynAurnkoy
rMagnitnoy anoma.1ii),
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Nr 12, pp 10-16 (USS11)
$BSTRACT: The ore deposits in Kursk are situated favorably from a
geographical point of view (Fig 1), apart from the fact that
there re immense supplies of high quality. The industrial
opening proceeds very slowly in consequence of very complicated
and unusual mining-geolomical conditions of the basin. The
predominant majority of the rich ore deposits are situated at
a great depth under a maso of irrigated rocks. The opening of
the deposits, under these conditions, requires enormous
investments of capital and the solution of a number of
complicated problems concerning the draining -.a well as the
organization of special methodu of level mininig down to a
depth of 900 m and the reinforcement under a heavy pressure.
Many of these problems are entirely now both to Soviet and
foreign science and technoloey. The structure of the mass
Card 1/3 lying over the ore deposit can be seen in fiL-ures 2 and 3.

Mining-Technioal Problems in Opening the Nurakd'yh SOV/30-50-i 2-3/ 46
magnetie'luodaly
During the next years an extension o-C the geological and
hydrogeological researches with respect to engineering will
be necessary. The participation of the following institutions
and organizations will be necessary in order to carry out the
researches: Inatitut Cornogo dela Akademii nauk SSSR (Mining
Institute of the Academy of Sciences USSR), as the co-ordinating
main institute, Institut avtomatiki I tolemekhaniki (Institute
of Automation and Telemechanics) and Institut merzlotovedeniya
Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of Frost Science of the AS USSR),
Laboratoriya gidrogeologicheskikh problem im. F. P. Savareaskogo
Akademii nauk SSSR (Laboratory of Hydrogcoiot~ical Problema
imeni F. P. Savarenskiy of the AS USSR), Moskovski7 gosudarst-
vennyy universitet im. 11. V. Lomonosova (Moscow State University
imeni M. V. Lomonosov), Belgorodskaya zheleznorudnaya
ekspeditsiya Glavitogo geologicheskogo upravleniya pri Sovete
Ministrov RSFSR (Belgorod Iron-Ore Expedition of thc- Main Geolo&L-
cal Administration of the Cr=rcil of Ministers of the RSF3*0
Krivorozhskiy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy Cornorudnyy institut
Card 2/3 (Krivoy Rog scientific Research Institute of Ore-Rocks) and

Mining-Technioal Problems in Opening the Kurnkaya SOV/30-58-12-3/46
Magnet#~Anomaly
many others. More than 14 planning and constructing
organizations and works are to take part in carrying out
-.1 the planning and constructing works. There are 3 figures.
Card 3/3

AGOSHKOV, Kikhall Ivanovich; YJWIXgMt_.#~~,~ullA~Bikaukkw tovich;
BOTA UK ITO V.A., red.izd-*a
[Xurak Nagnetic Anomaly] lurskain magnitnale anomaliia.
Koskia, Izd-vo A6d,nauk SSSR, 1959. 38 p. (MIRA 12;~)
(Kursk Magnetic Anomaly)

18(5),14(5) BOV/127-59-2-4/21
AUTHORS: Agoshkov, M.I., Member-Correspondent of the Soviet
Academy of Sciences, Yenikeyev, N.B., Candidate of.
Technical Sciences, ~_na7G_r6__m-yR-6,-W7.A., Mining Engi-
neer
TITLE: Fundamental Problems Concerning the Opening -.&Dd
the Exploitation 'Bystem of the 'Takwieva"I ?9*1t6
(0snovAm,, voprosy vskrytiya i sistem razrabotk~
Yakovlevskogo mestorozhdeniya)
PERIODICAL: Gornyy zhurnalg 1959, Nr 2t PP 15-23 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article is divided into the following subtitles:
introduction; annual output and durntion of the
mine; organization of the operations and estimated
indices; the way of opening and the dimensions of
the mining fields; dimensions of the nhafts' crose-
sections and the ways of opening them; nelootion
of the exploitation system and the height of the
floors; exploitation of the 'Po%r6yokoya Deposit.9
Card 1/5 underground transportation, lift questions, and ven-

SOV/127-59-2-4/21
Fundamental Problems Concerning the Opening as Well as the Ex-
ploitation System of the %%Vw1*vWwy* Depwit
tilation of the galleries; angles of displacement
of the useless rock. The influx of subsoil viater
is estimated to be 8,000 or 9,000 cu m/h (water co-
efficient 4 or 4.5 cu m/t) which is said to be a
comparatively small problem in comparison with e.g.
the bauxite mines of the Northern Ural where the
water coefficient is 30 to 50 cu m/t. The industrial
utilization of the mine is said to require extra-
ordinarily complex technical and organizational pre-
parations. The points of disa&eement between the
2 project institutes engaged in the work (the Yuzh-
giproruda of Khar1kov and the Institute of Mining
atiached to the Soviet Academy of Sciences) are:
1) the way of opening and the dimensions of the mine
fields; 2) dimensions of the shafts' cross-sections;
3) selection of the floor height and of exploitation
system; 4) succession of operations at IskOVIATWOM
Card 2/5 and Pokrovo*oye Ainec '5) -dispLwqmnsO anal" of Abe umaess
4

SbV/127-59-2-4/21
Fundamental Problems Concerning the Opening as Well as the Ex-
ploitation System of the Yakarleimkayi DoWit
rook. The overall length of the -dewsits
,~ is 40 km. To date, a 10 km long arca tins been
examined thoroughly. Estimated annual output is 15
million tons. Tl;e Institute of Mining of the Acade-
my pleads for a nimultaneous exploitation of both
fields (Y,ak0T16VWY%j#'F0krQTWM1).- In such case the
,annual output would e million tona (12 from YokoY-
levska"jo 5;fz- Six floors are planned
to be cut. The annual sinking rate of the floors
starts at 2.5 m and reaches 27 m at the 6-th floor.
The mine will be exhausted in 45 or 50 years. The
efficiency of an underground worker is estimated to
be 15 tons per 6-hour shift. The mining area is
crossed by the Ydnkla 11ver. There will be 4
operation zones on the surface. The Northern Zone
(Nr 1) will be 4 km long, the Southern one (Nr 4)
7.5 km., both of them being placed outside of the
Card 3/5 VOr�k3A,. River valley. The zdne Nr 1 is to be the

SOV/127-59-2-4/21
Fundamental Problems Concerning the Opening as Well as the Ex-
ploitation System of the YWwYU*Wwp DMelt
first to begin operations. The Academy recommends
to construct one central operational and auxiliary
set of shafts'. The elevators should have 2 cages
each, holding 70 persons. The skips will be of the
bottom-unloading type arid each of them will have a
50 ton capacity. Output - and auxiliary shafts
are to have a 6.5 m cross-section clearance. Auxil-
lary and ventilation shafts of the mine at Pokrov
are planned to have a 4 m crosB-section clearance.
Besides the standard methods used in digging shafts,
freezing, cementation and drilling methods are also
taken into consideratic-n. Floor heights should not
exceed 50 or 60 m. Exploitation work on the first
floor, containing about 270 million tons of ore,
will take 20 years, while that of the 2nd floor
containing about 186 million tons will take 11 years.
The Pakravd"_ ita : are estimated to be 500 mil-
Card 4/5 lion tons. Trucks used in the mine will have a 25

SOV/127-59-2-4/21
Fundamental Problems Concerning the Opening as Well as the Ex-
ploitation System of the Y&kvYU+ftoy* Dep6slt
ton capacity and will be electric. The amount of
air needed in the YakoY1sYsJwye slAs will be about
630 cu m/sec and 200 cu m/sec in Pakruvo]Eoye x1ne. Me do-
pre8sion in the . Yakoyleyskoye alus - will be 600 to
650 mm of the water column, 400 to 450 mm in the
I yu mine.. Professor S.G. Avershin recommends
to take 50 or 55 grades as the most suitable angle
for the displacement of useless rock lying above
the Y1skw1*vs3xbye:b" "strats. . The mean angle of
displacement must be 45 grades. There are 2 tables
and 4 schematic diagrams.
ASSOCIATION! Institut gornogo dela AN SSSR (Inatitute of Mining,
attached to the Soviet Academy of Sciences)
Card 5/5

AGOSHKOVo M.I.: ItENIKEYEVs N.B.i GRONYKOv A.A.
comment on E.A. Vanillaylo oboervationo, 00r, zhur, no.4:78-79
Ap 160. (Kursk Province-Minizig engineering). (MIRA l416)
(Vasillev,

nMOVEYET, B.S.; KOZLOV', A.L.; SATCHHIIKO, V.P.; TELIN, N.D.; ArJXSIH, A.G.;
KAKSINOT, S.P.; DAMDTOT,'V.N.; SDCMU, A.A.;. KOZHUKHOT, T.A.;
ANDRL4110T, N.I.; KOPOSff.'I.A. L311MIXT, P,N,; KALANTAROT, A~P,
vedushohiy red.; TRWIHOV, A.T.. tokhnered.
[Efficient method of prospecting for gas fields; studies of the
temporary co=ission of the State Scientific and Technical
Cowittes of the U.S.S.R.] RatsionalInsia wtodika razvedki
gazovykh mostorozhdanii; materisly vremonnoi komissil OWN S=.
Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo noft. i gorno-toplivaoi lit-ry,
1960. 123 p. i (MIRA 13:3)
lo Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) GosudaretvanVy nauchno-takhnichaskiy
komitet,
(Gas, Hatural) (Prospecting)

ZUBOV. 1.P.; yll!;~~,,_~,)IIGRATSIAMOVA,,Oopo-
Prenant status of and trends in oil and gas prospocting. Geol.
nefti I gaze 3 n0.8:1-7 Ag 159, (14IR& 12311)
1. Ministerstvo geologit i okhrany nedr SSSR.
(Petroleum geology) (Gaj. Matural-Geology)

GARIKOVETSI, V.G.; DIKENSHTMY G.Kh.;,A&NM_XEVj.P.N,; ZHUKOVSKIY.,
L.G.; ZUBOVj I.P.; ILTIN, V.D.; KAUSH, Yti.V.; TALI-VIRSKIY, B.B.
Problem of prospeotlng for oil In wont*ru Uzbekistan. Geol.
P-efti i gaFa- 5 no.7-7-12 J1 161. (KIM 14-- 9)
1. Minioterstvo geologiti, okrany nedr SSSRp Glavnoye
geologo-razvedochnoye upravleniye Uzbekskoy SSR I Veenoyusnyy
nauchno-iooledovatelvskiy geologorazvedochnyy neftyanoy
institut.
(Uzbekistan-PetroleuiL geology)
(Iftbekistan-Gav, NaturAl-Geology)

GARIKOVETS, V.G.; DIKENSHTEYN, G.Kh.;_YENIM_ P.N.; ZHUKOVSKIY, L.G.;
ZUBOV, I.P.; WIN, V.D.; KAYESH, Yu.V.; TX-I-VIRSKIY, B.B.
Trends in geologic prospecting for oil and gas in the Uzbek S.SJa6
Trudy VNIGNI no-35:7-26 161. (MIRA 160)
(Uabekietani-Petroleum geology)
(Uzbekistan-Gas, Hatural-Geology)

AIZENSHTADT, G.Te.; EVENTOV, U.S.; TENIKEY.EV, F.H.; LIPOVETSKIY, I.A.;
NEVOLIN, N.V.
More on the problem of drilling extra-deep holes in the Caspian
Lowland. Razved. i okh. nedr 29 no.9:17-20 S 163. (KM 16slO)
1. VaesoyuzW neftyanoy nauchnO-iBaledovatellskiy geologorazvedochnyy
institut (for Aysenshtadt). 2. Vaenoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy
geologorazvedoohnyy neftyanoy inatitut (for Eventov).
3. Gosudarstvannyy geologicheakiy komitet SSSR (for Tenikeyev).
4. Vuesojruznyy na-achno-inaledovatellskiy inatitut goofizichookikh
matodov, rAzvedki (for JAj)ovnt.nkiy, Navolin).

DIKENSIITEYN, G.Kh.; MIIKFYEV9 P.N.; RMIMOV~ S.P.) REMENOVICH, V.V.
Development of petroleuz production in Central Asia, Geol. nefti I
gaza 8 no.9337-4,3 3 164. (141M 17:11)
.1. Vsasoyuznyy nauchne--inaledovatellakiy goolegora.-vedochnyy naft-yanoy
inatitut, Moskva, Conudarstyennyy geologichaskiy konitat SSSR i 1redoz-
nonarkhoz.

YENIKEYEV, P.N,; KOZLOV, F.T.1 YAVKIU, P.Ye.
Oil and gas resources of Central Asia and prospects for their
development. Geol.nefti I gaza 9 no,211-5 F 165o WRA 18:4)
1,, Gosudarstvennyy geologicheskiy komitet SSSRj, Vsesoyuznyy
zaochny,y politekhnicheakiy institut i Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-
issiedovatellskly geologorazvedochnyy neftyanoy InBtitut.

MIRCHINK, M.F.; VASILIYYV, V.G.j DIKENSHMN) G.Kh.1 YENIKEYFV,
,,P.N.; YEROFETEVp N,S.; KIROV,, V.A.) LIVOVy M.S.)
MAKS1Y,OV$ S.P.; RUSAKOVA, L.Ya... red.
[Geological prerequisites for the davelopment of the
petroleum- and gas-production Industry of the U.S.S.R.)
Geologicheskie predposylki ranvitila neftegazodobyvalu-
shchei promyshlennosti S&SH. L ingradV Nedra, 1965. 212 p.
(MIRAL 18t!O)

AYZENSHTADT, G.Ye.-A; DUBININ, A.Z.;MEYWYP, MAYSIMMI, S.P.;
SMTENOVAP Ye.A.; SOKOLIN, Kh.G.; FVENTOV, Ya.S.; EZD.RIN, M.B.;
SEYYUL-MUVJUK0V, R.D.
Outlooks of a new oil and gas producing center in the Caspian
Lowland and adjacent regions. Geol. neftl i gaza 9 no.lil-B
Ja 165. 0411 RA 18-- 3)
1. Gosudaretvennyy geologicheskly komitet SSSR; Veesoyuzrjy-f
nefVanoy nauchno-issledovatellskiy geologorazvedochnyy Inntitut,
Leningrad; Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskaya gcolcgorazve-
dochnyy neftyanoy institut, Moskva; Nauchno-issledovatel'skaya.
laboratoriya geologicheskikh kirteriyev otsenki perspektiv
neftegazonosnosti i Nizhnevolzbskly nauchno-issledovatellskiy
institut geologil I geofiziki.

MIRCHINK $M.F., VASILIYEV, V.G..- DIKENSHTEYN, G.Kh.;,YENlKEYEV
- -Pj ; YEROFEM, N.S.; KIROV, V.A.; LIVOVt M-1.
MAKSR41OVp S.P.; RUSAKOVA, L.Ya., red.
(Geological prerequisites for the development of oil and
gas production In the U.S.S.R.] Geologicheakle predposylki
razvitiia neftegazodobvvaiushchei promyshlennoBti MR.
Leningrad, Nedra, 1965. 112 p. (MIRA 19:1)

YSLIDSHMM, L.M., inxb.; MAGID, B.G., inzh.; YINILSIAV, R-Khes I=b.
Selecting the most efficient sizes of tower hoists.
Mont.i spets.rab.v stroi. 22 no.9:5-8 8 160-
(JUL 130)
1. Trent Vostoknefesavodmontazh I Bashkirskiy nauahno-
Inaledovatel' ekly institat stroitelletya.
misting mchinery)

FELIDSHTEYN, L.M., inxh.; MAGID, B.M., inzh.; inzh.;
DYUKAREV, F.Z., Inzh.
Selecting effective means for mechanizing the aasembly of ecrilpmen't
and atructural alemantg of petroleum refining enterprisea. Trudy
BashNIIStroi no.1:5-108 162. (MIRA 17:3)

Y-ENIKLMA) R.A.
Import4uwe.of towgmphio otudy(for deteotion of' early fPrw Of
tro. Uz, na,uch,,-j0Sl& tubs 1nat, 11
tuberoulous coxitio. Sbor. (MIU 14:5)
3AI-145 157*' -TUBERCULOSIS)
(Hip JOINT

BUCMTSKIY, BEMIKOV) V.14.; KONSTANTINOV, G.V.;
SIIEIrMv# S.A.; MEDVEITEV, I.I.
Calculated seismicity or single-6tbry rfamed indtintrtal W111dingo.
Prom. stroi. 41 no.6:35-37 Je 'U,. (I't i A 17: 9)

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AUTHORs Yenikeyev, S.'B.; ]Kyagkov, V.Ya.; Rvachev, V.P. 90-58-7-2/-8
TITLEs Critical Comments on K.N. Kulizade's Article and the Article
by G.M. Stbpanov and I.I. Ginzburg (Kriticheskiye zamechaniya
po statlye K.N. Kulizade i statlye G.M. Stepanova i I.I.
Ginzburga)
PERIODICALs Energeticheskiy Byulletent, 1958, Nr 7, PP 7-13 (USSR)
ABSTRAM The article deals with both Kulizade's formula for the stan-
dardization of electric power consumption in depth-pumping
oil production and with Stepanov and Ginzburg's objections
and criticisms of the above. Kulizade's formula, the method
used by the Orgenergoneft's offices and O.P. Shishkin's for-
mula are compared and the following co=lusionsare drawns
the Orgenergoneft' method is the most exact of existing methods,
but it must be checked for how long the specific power con-
sumption curves based on a previous detailed study 9f "typical"
wells are in fact vieble. The use of semi-empirical formulae
ii, justified in spite of their inaccuracy due to the ease and
speed with which they can be applied, A modified version of
Card 1/2 Kulizade-s formula would be of great use; the modification

90-58-7-2/8
Critical Comments on K.N. Kulizade's Article and the Article by G.M.
Stepanov and I.I. Ginzburg (Kriticheskiye zamechaniya po statlye K.N.
Kulizade i statlye G.M. Stepanova i I.I* Ginzburga)
consisting of a more exact evaluation of the k-factor. The
authors obtained good results using the formulat
k - E dai - 24 Pon
2-73 qz If- 10-3
where E dai - daily electric consumption, Q Z11 ~ daily yield
of' the well9Po - 0.02, coefficient taken rrom Kulizade's
Table 1 and n - number of .,-rokes per minute of the pump p1qton.
There are 5 tebles, 2 gre-.-:,s and 5 Soviet references.
Card 2/2 1. tiectric power-.Consumption 2. Ileatria power-Standards

YENIKMV, S.B.
Nomogram for determining the specific consumption of electric
energy in petroleum and petroleum products pipelining.Trans5,
i khran. nefti i nafteprod. no-417-9 164 (MI 17V
1. Bashkirskoye nefteprovodnoye upravloniyee

YE!IIKEYEV,, S.B.
Concerning-the structure of the elActric pam, unit norms for
. petroleux products plpe.U-nva-. TrmMp. i khran. - naftl 1 nefteprod.
no.lsl6-18 165. (MIRA IM4)
1. Uralo-Sibirskoye nefteprovodnDyw-uprav-lmdya.

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ology of Plants imeni X.A. Timiryazev, Acad Sci USSR.
Dissertations presente-d for degrees in science and enrineering in Moscow in 1947.
SO: Sum.No.457, 18 Apr 55

YXHIKMV, S.G.; BOTAISVA, N.H.
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Iffect of mineral nutrition on the yield and s4ar content of isuger
beets grown by irrigation and dry farming in Is's7k Kal Province.
Trudy Die-I.inst. UrFAN SSSR no.4:59-65 15t. (tam 9: 10)
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