SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEREMEYEVA, N.Y. - YEREMIN, A.S.

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VOLKOV, Br)rJ.s FlIklaylovich; GROWN, 1gor' lzmaylovlch3
Y211--'L- FWJA,--.N Ina Yefimovnal )WItETSOV, flikolay, lyanovichj
Vfj!,OL,AILqYA A V& ",- , ",&I
. . T. pp *240 r. 0 , , I .. I
[Plastic coated cclumicatjon cableal Katu1j. arjazi v
plastmanne. Moskv4p SvIaz1v 1965- 190 P- (MIRA 1802)

BELITSOV, VXI KIIAI(KIIAROVp A.A.; YMIEMEYFVA&,,A_pF 'VAv Ye.B.;
,.; ANANIYE
VASILIYEVA, x!.1.
B14aching of cotton yarn-and yarn products with sodium chloride.
Tekst. prom. 23 no.900-73 S. 163. (KRA 16:10)
1, Sotrudniki Leningradskogo tekstilinogo instituta Imeni
SA Kirova (LTI) (for Belltsov, Kharkharov),. 2, Pryadillno-ni-
tochnyy kombinat Imeni S.M. Kirova (for Yeremeyeva). 3. P27adillno-
nitochnyy kombinat "Kras*ya Nit'" (for Vasillyeva).
(Bleaching) (Yarn)

VINOKURO N.M.; NIKOL&Mff,.D.S,j RATVSKAYA, X,A#; KALU?Wt
LH., red,; CHMMAK, A.Ya., red.; KUZMWV, BeGo, prof., nauchW
red.; ML3HSKAYAL.M., tekhn. red,
[Great physicists of the world; a bibliography] Vvdaiushohiesia fizi-
kI mira; rekomeutadt1'rqi ukazatell. Kookwa, 1958. 435 P.
(min 11:8)
1. Hoecow. TSentralinays politekhnichookeya bibliotaka.
(Bibliography-Physicists)

YERUIE-YEVA N.M. kLnd.teklin.nauk; FEDYAYEVA, V.M.
I-
Duvice for m.,jasuring "fie wear of dr-1116. Maabinostrcritpell
no,3227-28 Mr 165. (MI-RA 18:4)

YIUMEYBVA,
~-. -11 - - ~' ;,-~ BST7 of his birth.
Evangelista Torricelli: on the 350th anniver (MIRA 12:10)
Trudy Inst. ist. e8to j takh. 22:281-288 159.
(Torricelli, 11,angeliBU, 16o8-1647)

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IAKOVLEVP V&B*; CHESNOVA, L~V,; SHLYKOVAp S.A.; KOZLOVj S.G.;
KHMOVI K.K. (Xi7ev); TIGRARM, S.T. (Yerevan); KROTIKOVp V.A. (Leningrad)
In the Soviet National Association of Historians of Science and
Technology,, Vopoisteestei tekh, no,M180-187 160. (MIRA 14:3)
(Scientifio societies)

SHTUT14UII M.N.; AVDEYENKO, V.P.; SHULIMA6N, V.M.; YEREMMA, T#A.
Ejection of matter from an electrode when using a pulsed light
sources Izv&vysoucheb.zav.; fiz. no.2:174,-173 161. KMA 14M
1. Magnitogorskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinate
(Electric diooharge lighting)

SHTUTW, M.N.; AVDEYENKO, V.P.; SHULIMAN. V.14.; YER&MMA T.A.
Effect of the quantity of material taken in a sample on the
accuracy of the analysis in a pulse light source. Izv.vys.ucheb.
zav.; fiz. no-3:169-171 161. (MM 14:8)
1. Magnitogorskly metaliurgicheakiy kombinat.
(Spectrum ana2ysis)

SHTUTMAN, M.N.; SHULIMAH, V.M.,. 14ILYAVSKAYA, Yo.14.; FILJPPOVA, R.A.;
YERYMYEVA, T.A.; LUKINA, M.N.
Spectra analysis of iron ore, agglomerate, and blast-furnace
slag in a "sounding" direct-current are. Zav.lab. 28 nooll:1330-
1332 162. 04IRA 15 111)
1. Idagnitogorskiy metallurgicheakiy kombinat.
(Iron ores-Spectra) (Electric are)

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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV16181
Urallakoys moveohohnnlyo po spektrookopli. 34, Sverdlovsk, 1960.
Material) (materials of the Third Ural Conference on Spectros-
copy) Sverdlovsk, Metallurgizdat, 1962. 197 p. Errata slip
Inserted. 3000 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agencies: Xnetitut fiziki metallov Akademii nauk SSSR.
Komisslya po spektrookopiij and Urallskly dom tekhnlkl VSNTO.
Edo. (Titlo page)$ 0. P. Skornyakbv, A. B.-Shayevich, and S. 0.
-Bogomolovj Ed.s GennaftylPavlovich Skornyakovj Ed. of Publish-
Ing Hounsi M. L. Kryzhov j Tech. Zd.t N. T. Mollkova.
-FURPOSEs The book, a colls:tion of articles, is Intended for staff
memb6ro of spectral analysis laboratories In Indu:try and scion-
tiflo research organizations, as well an for stud nts of rtlat*d
dis~iplinso and for toohn1logists utilizing analytical results#
Cprd 1/15
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:Xaterlals of-the Third Ural Conference (cont.) Sov/6181
-COVERAORt The collection presents theoretical and practical prob.j
lems of the application of atomic and mol:Oular spectral analv.P
sin In controlling the dhemical compositl n o;r various mater
In ferrous and nonferrous metallurgy, geology, chemical 1ndus- I
try, and medicine. The authors express their thanks to 0. V.
Chentsova for help in preparing the materials for the press.
References follow the Individual articles..
fWSs
TABLE OF COW
Foreword
PA" I
horatkov, Yu. A#, and L. F. Maksluoyftly, Investigation of
I
-the dependence of the total Intens ty of spectral lines
on the concentration of elements In an ara-disoh*n* plasm 4
Card 2/15
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Materials of the Third 'Ural Conference (Cont.) SCY7/6181
Mat !r1als of th
Proobrazhenckly, X. 0. 1jew version of t~s reaboorption method
Proobrazhen kly
for meaaurlng abeclute atom concentrations In plasma
for ea.~rln
',Prilozhayava, N. A. Some excitation features of gas nix-
turas In low-pressure,discharges 22
.'Shtutmen, X~. W., V. P. Avdoyenko, Y. M. ftull mi 119 and
Yoram : Investigation of pulSO-discharge features
-is -0YOVA
Zykova, 11. M., and O.-Ye. ZolotukhIn. ~Rffvat of the kind
of substance and aro current on thi size of cathode and
anode spots 20
Zk~otukhin,, 0. Ye., N. N. Zykovas andl. A.f Kravohenko.
Temperature meaourement In the white spot" region of
metAll leatrodes In the current of an so are 23
Card 3A5

=MVA I T, D,
2. VSSR (600)
4. Apple - Ivanovo Province
7. Growing apple rootstocks on collective farms of Ivanovo Province. Sad i og no. 1,
1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, May -1953. Unclassified.

ye.r . I I .. A
CHELITSOVA, M.A.; pk;,EROV, A.D.; LHU711, ) - YETUI-Ey"If T.I.
Synthesis and selective hydrogeration of tri- and pentaph,,nyl-
alkanes. lzv. AN SSSR Ser. khlm. no,1:124-133 165,
(mi?.A 18:2)
1, Inst1tut organicheskoy khImil im. N.P. Zelinskogo AN ~")SSR.

'A-j-L-.N~.~FETROVA-VR.-j-.,- YORUN=-,-Z-..5---MV-jT-SKAyA
p 0 J* f
Use of an internal indicator in the nitritometric titration of drugs.
Apt. delo 9 no-3160-63 MYwJe 160. (MIRA 14:3)
(DRUGS) (COLORIMETRY)
(INDICATORS AND TEST-PAPERS)

USSR / General Biology. individual Development. Embryonic B
Development.
Abs Jour :Ref Zhur - Biologlya, No 4, 1959, No. 14369
Author :Vasnetsov, V. V.; yqror~oyova, Yo. Lange, N. 0.;
Dimitriyova,-Yo. N,
Inst :Institute of Animal Mlorpholo3y, Academy of
Sciences USSR
Title :the Development Stages of Industrial, Semi-
directed Fiah of the Volga and Don, tho Golden
Shiner, Carp, Vobla, Roach Rutills, Rutilis
Heckell and Pike Parch
Orig Pub :Tr. in-ta morfol. zhivotnykh. AN SSSR, 1957,
vyp 16, 7-76
Abstract :The devolopment stages of Abramis bramo (L.),
Cyrpinus carplo, Rutilis rutilis caspicus
.(Iakoveow) (L.), Rutilis rutilia hockoll
Card 1/4

USSR / General Biology. Individual Development. Embryonic B
Development.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - BioloSlya, No 4, 1959, No. 14369
(Nordmann) and Soo. oiopoora luciopocra (L.),
caught In tho delta of tho Volga and Don,
were Invostigatod. The dovalopment of tho
golden shiner, vobla and roach are very
similar, tho carp is charactorizod by
spawning in portions and shedding the eggs
at highor tomporaturo in thoroughly warm,
shallow water. All thoso opoolos aro
characterized by 9 stages of approximately
equal duration. In the pike perch stago A is
divided into A, and A2, there are altogether
10 stages and, even though some of those
stages may be compared with the corresponding
stages In the carp, the general course of do-
volopment deviates considerably, In the Volga,
Card 2/4

USSR / General Biology. Individual Development. Embryonic B
Development.
AbEs Jour Ref Zhur - BloloGiya, No 4, 1959, No, 14369
the bottom constitutes the principal spawning
grouhd and brooding place whore the young
k6ep themselves. In the Don spawning and
brooding takes place In tho flood-lands at
the mouth of Its tributaries. At early stages
ecological differences are not apparent except
for the fact that In the Don those stagoo are
somewhat longer than In the Volga. However,
the characteristics of the flood dotormino the
lot of the young. In the Volga delta, if a
sharp or early recession occurs or if develop-
ment Is retarded, the young remain at the
bottom until the exit becomes barred. In the
flood-lands of the Don the wator-meadows remain
dry if there is little water, and if there is
Card 3/4

USSR / Goneral Biology. Individual Development. Embryonic B
Dovelopmont.
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - Biologiya, No 4, 1959, No. 14369
high water the young are carried out, a
phenomenon which occurs according to the
data of 1950-1951 at the beginning of tho G
stage. The young should be lot out of
spawning and brooding ostablishments at tho
beginning of this same stago. -- A. G. Andras
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21

. YXUMWA, .8 1
. A!-.1
Horny *Osth of young fishes of the carp fantly and their ada-7tive
i"porUnce at different developrantal stages, Trudy Inst. "rf .
Ishly, no,,l6t299-313 '57. (MLRA I r,: -1)
(carp) (Noth)

YERMYEVA, Ye.F.
I- --
The Amur grass carp Ctenopharyngodon idella (Valenciennes) as an object of
acclimatization. TrudY Inst.morf.zhiv. no.5:27-31 151. (W-RA 6:9)
(carp)

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YZRrJCMVA, Ye. F
The Amar black carp Mylopharyngodon picerus (Richardson) as an object of
acclimatization. Trudy Inst.morf.zhiv. no.5:32 151. (W-RA 6:9)
Oarp)

YMEMEYEVA, Ye.F.
False salmon Blopichthys bambuna (Richardson) an an object of acclimatization.
Trudy Inst.morf.zhiv. no.5:50-81 151. (MINA 6:9)
(Carp)

. VASMMOVt V*V*; y3RMUMAP YG*F-; 1"03- N-0-
Role of the young of viaste fishes in the development of ~hs young of
aomercial sent-algratory fishes. Trudy Inat.morf.shly. no.10:219-243 '53.
(MLRA 60-11)
(fishes)

~'C-'Y M )-. V i- ~ "-, i~
VASIOISOV. V.V. (decefteed]; Rl%..i rX.M.- -Y--z dw"WN, W.O.; I)MITRIYEVA, Ye.H.;
B-WINSKAYA, R-Ya. --
Stages of the development of partially mierato" commrclal fishes
of tho Volga and Don Rivers: the brean, carp, pike pereb, and the
rnachex Rutilus rutilus caspicus and Rutilus rutilus heckell. Trudv
Inst. morf. zhiv. no.1.6:7-76 157. (vim 10:8)
I (Volga River-rixites) (Dor River-Fishes)

,-T IRINUVA, Te.F. li-
Sea of develoPment as 8"12P
Transition to subsequent stl~ (Rutilus ratilus heckeli
fied imL the roach of the Kuban RIVOr
Trudy Inst-morf.zhiv. no.z5:lo-24 160,
(NordMm)), WU 1317) -
(Roach (,job)) (fishee-l'b7sioloar)

,_ YMMYNTAIJO.I.-
Comparing the developmental stages of bream (Abramio
brama (Linne)) from the Kuban limans and the Volga, and
Don Rivers. Trudy Inst.morf.shiv. no.25:25-36 160.
(MIR& 13: 7)
(Bream) (JIisbes--Pbvsiolog7)

TIMMMA, To.?. I
Comparing the developmental atages of carp (C~prinufi
car,pio (Idnne)) from tho Kuban limns and the Vol&,a
River. Mrudy- Inst.morf.thiv. no.25:37-46 160.
(MM 13--?)
(Oarp) (lishos-Phyeioloa)

-2RD'I'mm
ASjA.F.-_
Phasib development and the abundance dynamics of flaheo,
Trudy sov, Ikht. kom. no.13.-180-184 161, (MIRA 24:8)
1. Ikhtiologichoskaya komissiya All SSSR i Voesoyuznyy nauchno-
isoledovateltakiy inatitut.
Fish populationo)
ology-Ecology)
M

IYEREMEMA, Yelena. Mikhay3ovm; BAYEV, YGvg., red.
A j -vo
(The Black Sea) Chernoe imore. Slinferop"' Izd
tIKrym." 1965. 107 P. (MIRA 18.?)

YE7,Z31.,AOIA, Ye. S.
Yeremeyeva, Ye. S. 1107ocerite therapy for lumbosacral rad---ulitis." Trudy lkhovrin.
obl. klinich. bollnitsy., Khovrino (,%:0scou Olast), 194F, p. 113-19
'So: U-35663 15 1-;arch 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 13, 19119)

TERE-M-101flCY. A. I.
"POININ I - - I MMUSO-11*0
SOMI&UtOmBtlc maebinns used for protective coating of macbIne
pa.rt,o. Mambinostroitell no.2:21-23 7 157~ KRA 10:5)
(Corrosion and anticorrosives)

5mi
I nMICHEV2 A.I.
Autontio annealing and tempering unit. Maebinostroitoll
no.4sq Ap -162. (IURA 150)
(Furnaces, Heat Lreating)

YEREMICE9., . I.
Automated coke-gas cupola. Lit. proizv, no.10:15-17 0 162.
(MIRA .15:10)
(Cupo.la furnaces)

VJ II
Vp, Aj.
Mechanical furnace for heating rings@ Maebinostroitell
no.32:10 11 162~ (MIRA 15:12)
(Furnaces, Heating)t

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ACC NR, AT6022350 SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/66/000/000/0028/0031
AUTHOR: Yeremichev, V. 1.
4ORG, None
TITLE: Wire heads for ferrography
SOURCE: Vsesoyuznaya nauchii...,, geroiyt.. iosv3,;.ihchennaya Dnyu radio. 22d, 1966.
Sektsiya radioveshchaniya, Q1ektroak'mLir,. i z -,,kozapisi. Doklady, Moscow, 1966, ~28-311
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TOPIC TAGS: electrostrAic printer, readi:g ma,:bine, magnetic recording, ch(Lracter
reading equipment 1JN j.;))Aoij rioAj
ABSTRACT: The author discusses ~hc c!!t -.' do,., cir.,.ent of ferrographic and electro-
static methods. for ik.*. o>.,per ..i.ntal ferrographic recorder developed
by , ,I i GNIP_ V I a.-, : a operating apecd of 7000 symbols per sec-
-k%IS In cqpycKn~ion 'YRI,
ond. The magnet, (.- recorrl-".ig heads in unit. ar(-.- packed u-t a density of 2 heads pei~
millimeter. To increase re.iability ai. ..iprove the half-toi., characteristics of I
ferrographic re,,..;rding rt~quires higher -:6.1 pac'eing density. iowever, studies have I
shown that interaction between adinetnt eads (ind complicationd in manufacturing are
increased while efficiency Is reduced aL je r.LxImum density of 3.5 beads per milli-
meter using conventional toroidal de;:ign Sinoe this is still a rather low packing
density, a new head design iE needed. 74:iL application of wire heads to ferrographic
recording was studied at -the magnetic rect.rding laboratory of MEIS. It was found that!
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the desigi~. shown in the figure may bc- packed tr a
,.Iensity o! 10 heads per mi.11meter withoat any
noticeable interaction 'between adjacent elements.
The two foil str'ps I are separated by a thin mica
insulator 2 and connected at the tip by wire bridge
3
This Itype t.. recording head liar, a scaLtering
field only at the tip since the foil strips have
a width much greater than their thicknens and the
distance between them and the current in adjacent
stripu flows in opposite directions which nearly
eliminates the magnetic field. Orig. art. has:
2 figures.
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Automatic furnace for ve:Lding radiators. Hashinostroitelf
no.6:11 Je 163, (MMA 1637)
(Electric welding-Equipment and supplies)

YERF,,kflGfIP,V9 V.,"'.. Inzh. (Arkhanraltsk)
Now trftck repniring mnchine. Put' I put. khoz. 9 no.2j6-7 065.
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lAborstoriya, 1939, No. It, pp. (In'RuNian). V'x-
Florstory experiments on the determination of phopphorum in st"Is
in the lircoence of vanadium by the volumetric molybdate methtwi I**
showed that the procedure giiing the bc*t results was to eliminate -00
the effect of pentavalent vanadium by reducing it with hydroxyl. .00
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rAvoot&rtion of the PAYSIcochente4l Interaction of Rare za
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Re S. Ys. , Inglno*n tfrG~t Of Rare Z"tha on the
J; OlMa Contents Of Nolttn Steel and the State of
Sulfur In Zolld Stool
WtY9114 V- S...Zn6Ino#r, Dependency of the Machanleal
-FrOpertles of Structural Stool 37W3A on RoducInd Agents
and XethWe Of Estractlon TT
Oulya-ftv. D. S.. Doctor or technical StIoncos; I.A,Shaprnnov.

'iim -PethnIcal 3clencas; 0. X. V.3enttaily - ta--
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" Z_D_Xajjpjovk_Zzikln~qL- Influence
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of C&at 3%001 92
Terbollskays, T6. D.. ZngIns,erl I._Y_jS&k9v, Xngln*or; and
A--Z8_-XhI*boIkzv. Doctor Of Technical Sciences- The Effect
Of Cerium Additives on the Properties of Cr-RI.-Xo Steel for
Shaped 3t&el Casting 218
o Candidate of T*chatcal Saltness. and
D. Zhlzhaklna. Ingtnter, The Effect of' Cerium on the
Structure and trp*r,l,,a or Cast a. It,.. Steel
130
I- Candidate at Technical Scttnc**. and
iuk=y, Candidate of 7*cnnical &-I*ncos. Study of
Who &"*at of mire Earths on the ftyalcomothanical Proper-
ties of Cr-RI-No Steel 155 t
3tudalts. M. A. . Candidate or Technical 3*le"*s;
-7u -&-X
anov. ancineers and A. Z. 301,011kow. EngInfor.
The Influence of Rare Earths on the Nature or ftacture
and the Structure and Fropert Sea of Steel 183
b3nIlova. 0. P., CandIdstd or TochnIcal 3eJ,#nco~.
M.-T. Mal-toov, Doctor of Technical Sclentosl X.V. Toplavko,
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CandIdate at Toth
nical Sclonedb. Adiltives for Welding
Titanium Alloys
lorre, v. It., Candidate of Technical 3clences. and V.M. Burov,
Iftlo"ro 11*ctrothomICII Method of Producing Klach
Magnesium faID72 for Modified Cast Iron 204
Kopp. L. T.. Candidate of Ttchn1eal 3eltlices; S,M. 3higIdIna.
Xasinoori end P. D. Sudalfova. The Probiona or causes ror the
LON-Pleatteltr ~t_Kh23K18-TM Steel at HtEh Temperature And
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KHROMOV-BORISOVi.N.V.j- YERMCHEVAl, KA.
Bisquaternary ammonium coqwmds of some derivatives of
1,6-hexamthylene-bioaminoacati-c acid. Zhur.ob.khis. 33
no.23475-479 F 10; (MIM 1612)
1. leningradekiy maditainakiy inetitut imeni I.F.Favlova,
(Ammonium compounds) (Glycine)

XHROMOV-BORISOV, N.V.1 YEREMICHEVA) K.A,
Initroduotion of phenylp nitrophenylp and dlnitmpheryl radicalf
11
Into 103--hexamethylons bia-trimathyl fimanium. Zhur. org. kh1jrs.
.L n.,,llj2002-2004 N 165# (MIRA 1841211
1. 1-.v Laningradakiy meditainakly institut imoni akad. I.P.
Favlova. Submitted Dec.embar 18, 1964.

- -- - -- -KHROMOV---BORISOY-,-IV.V-. --,TAMVIMXATA;-A,-.H. TIUKGHLTA~- K-.A-.I I-- I -
Syntheeis of some acyl derivatives of phanothiuslue. Part 3:
Derivatives of nlentinic acid. Zbur. ob. khIm. 30 no.11:3569-
3572 N160. (MIRA 13:11)
1. 1-y Leningradskiy medituinskiy institut.
(Nicotinic acid)

ROZANOVAp M.D.; XWMINA, V.S.;J~WICHEVA,, T.I#
Ultrasonics in compound treatment of destructive pulmonary
tuberculosis. Probl. tub. 41 noo9t39-44 163 (MIRA 1714)
1. 1z' podroatkovogo otdeleniya ( rukovoditell-doktor mod. nauk
M.D. Rozanova) i otdeleniya f=ktsionallnoy diagnostitki i fizd-
cheskikh motodov lecheniya ( rukovoditell - kand. med. nauk
.'S.R. Iichinyan) Moskovskog'o gauchno-iBeledovatellskogo institu-
ta, tuberkuleza (dir. - kand. med. nauk T.P. Mochalova temesti-
tell' direktors, po naucbnoy chasti - prof. D.D. Ase;;;5 Min4p-
teratva zdravookhra.neni7a RSFSR.

TEMMIN, A, IAIC~sh
Improving the univereal, claw-type puller tool. Tekh.v eallkhoz.
19 no.5:14-37 W '59. 12:7)
1. Kuybysbevskly seltRkokhozyayiitvenrq7 institut.
(Toole)

-11 -; - - - ) i' .. YMKIV, A,, podpolkovnik.
MORIN, A., ganeral~Imayor inzhansrnYkh voyak.j M I
Rapid laying of electric demolition lines, TOen--iuxb- shur' 101
no.4:-24-27 Ap '57. (XLRA 10W
(Demolition, kilitary)
I , %%., .

UBM/Xklgln Dw 1947
valves
Metals, Heata.Reeleting
"Matorials for Manufacture of Distributing Valves,"
A. Yeremin, Sr Sol Collaborator, TeNIDW, 2 pp
"Morskoy Flat" No .12
Most valves in Diesel engines must operate at very
high temperatures and are being produosd from now
materials having high degree of beat resistance.
Describes composition of four nev materials. Xdl-
tors request machinists ana engineers of ships using
now materials to send in reports on their efficiency.
LC. 57T18

Pro6rcan in Space Research
."So Begins the Assault on Opac,--," by A. Yerenin and It. Smirrgv;
Rabotnik, No 89, (1837), 7 Ew-,r 59,-P4 7-""""-
This brief item asserts that the launching of the first artificial earth satellites
by the USSR inaugurated a new era in man's conquest of opace. Suan, says the
article, earth-bound man will be able to traval to other planets. Before this drevm
can become a reality, it is pointed out, scientists must solve the problem of re-entry.
Soviet scientifto have been conducting experiments on animals under laboratory
conditions and have launched rockets containing animals. The spectacular launching
of the second Soviet artificial earth sat
-ellite with a dog, Layka, is nov well 1mv.M.
Soviet scientists are developing speciitl altitude equipment for high-altitude emcrgency
conditions and are conducting laboratory te3ts under simulated conditions. All vital
functions of the human organism are being investigated, and research on methods of
training humans for life and activity under unusual conditions is in progress.
SO: M, M. I UW4%I* 1"JI jilm.

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ACC NRt AP600OZ55 SOURCE CODE: UR/020976570 -0010-i-i-16OT61-0 0-3-87'
AUTHOR: Stepantsov, 1. (Candidate of biological sciences); Yeremin, A.
~Candidate of medical sciences); Kotosov, 1. 14
ORG; None
TITLE: Orientation in unsupported space
SOURCE: Aviatsiya i kosmonavtika, no, 11, 1965, 36-38
TOPIC TAGS: weightlessneal. cgs onajit training, space flight simulation
ABSTRACT: In response to letters from readers requesting more details on an
article published earlier, the authors present details on the moments of inertia of
separate parts of the human body in various positions in unsupported space. A
description is given of experiments performed to gain more information on the
motor activity of man subjected to a longer (average 30 sec) period of weightless-
ness, created by an aircraft flying in a Kepler parabola. These experiments con-
firmed earlier theoretical and experimental data on the different methods of orien-
tation (turaing) of man by internal forces around three mutually perpendicular axes,
of the body. Some of the procedures used by the subject for turning in different
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,directions are described. A study was also made on the most effective way of using
support (pushing with the hands or pulling) for aimed displacement in a prescribed
direction. Pulling proved to be the simplest, post corkvenient, and most accurate method
I
of displacement, with minimal twisting of the body. Some other considerations
which should be taken into account in selecting the scheme and the design of indivi-
dual means of movement in weightlessness are discussed. Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
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TUGAMNOV, N.I.; KOSKVICEIZV, G.S.; MPMEIN, A.A. I .
24mgstsx-graphite thermocouple of a nev design. Zar. lab. 23 zo,I:
92-93 '57. W& 1o:4)
1. lamtitut fizicheskDv khinii Akadexii sauk SSSR.
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Rated capacity of main engines on "Kazbek"-type tank vessels.
Infom. stor. To'?IIIVY no.47. Tekh. eks-pl. mor. nota ".3:3~~O
16o. (MIRA 15:1)
(Tank vessels) (Marine enginet,;

L 17893-63., Fr.T(q)/EWT(m)/BDS AFFTCASD Pq-4 w1i
Add.~kdg NR: AP3005221 B/6069/65/015/002/0130/0138
AMHOR, Golov=ov., yu. N.j BreduwTap S. ye.; Oziraner, B. N.; Yeremin, k. AV;
Z.dtovp V* L.
Ity Of
TITIE I Dependence Of the chemical durability and crystallization capac
glaso on c"position and me=f&aturivZ method
Atownays, enarglYsj. V- 1% no- 2, 2.96% 130-138
ope d1s
TOPIC TAGS: fission PrOduCti, fIGGIOn-waste disposal,, radioactive-laot
aal
0 , radioactive vast@ dis;Wsal, glass# chemical durability$ glass-meltIng
P
temperature, silicon dioxide content, sodium oxide content# flux, boron trioxida,.
Beta, radlation# glass crystallization, glass aane&11nS,, optimum g3"s compoeltion
rpAloactive-laotope-cautaining glass, heavy-met&l-containing elms, silicon
dioxide,, sodium oxide
'AWMACT., In an attempt to facilitate radloactive-waste disposal & study vas mada--4-.
to find chemically durable glasses from hydroxides of radioactive Isotopes frcm
qnut liquids of the atomic energy tn&#ry. The chemical durability must be
accompanied by a relatively low glass-melting temperature and heat and radistion
resistance, especially if a high hnavy-metal content In expected: For this
Car'd J/i6~4

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purpose a powdered model composition (powder) consisting of Fe(03) frap 0 and
.Ca(09) 2p with a ratio of F20~/K&2U2(~ /CaO - V211, was used In ceRL; M198
with glass-forming additives, such as sand and soda, for preparation of a series
of specimens, the durability of which was tested by the powder method In neutral
(HP), acid (0.1 N RCl), and alkaline (0.1 N XWN) media. The temperature of thei
medium was 90C, and the testing time, 2 hr. The optimum melting temperature,
time -and powder-to-additive ratio depend on the ability of heavy-metal oxides
t P
o form glue with the additives. This ability depends on the viscosity of the
meltp which in turn depends OU the S102 and Nap content. It was found that a
Powder-to-additive ratio of 1.85, a melting temperature of 1200C, and melting
-time of 2 hr were necess to produce a glass satisfactorily binding heavy
ary
=etala and, consequently, with good durability. The contents of U02 azd izs~20
in such a glass were 50% and 15%, which was considered an optimum composition.
Dropping the melting temperature to 1100C required a longer melting time - up
to 6 hr
in order to improve the chemical durabVSty of these g2asses. Furtber
experiments were conducted in order to decrease the melting temperature by re-
PXaCIng 8102 with fluxes such as R203;(as boric acid). A decrease of 150C in
melting temperature vas achieved, Attempts to enb=ce the chemial durabi
lity
of the glue by Introducing A120) failed. Thusp the optimum cond1tions for
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:,'..14anufacturing the r6quired glass could be summarized as follows: melting tem-
105OC; melting time, 3-6 hr; -ratio of powder to addItive, 1.85; and
171 composition of the additive 15.4% Na2O, The result-
77%810 and T.6% B20
20
;---i Ing glass contained 50% SiO2, 10% Na2O, and 5% B 0 The chemical durability
,!I *!, ';L previously mentioned media,
-,of tbie glass was compared,, through testing with
Ath the durabilJt of
7 --glus. used. for -manufacturingL-themical-resistaat- laborap.
tory~glassware, The In
glass.obtained was comparable in the neutral, better
the alkaline, and more soluble In the acid medium,,,which can be explained by
the presence of heavy-metal oxides. Study of the effect of annealing tempera-
7 It
ures (350-900C) and p-radiation indicated that varying the 5102 Conte
nt can-
:aot prevent crystallization,, which to enhanced by P-radiation. Radiation alone,,
however, caused.no crystallization.
The composition of the Metallized phase
*qw found by x-ray diffraction to be Ifa2O'2CaO'3SLO2. The chemical durability
of the crystallized glass is lower in the acid medium than that of tha original
glass. Irradiation decreases this durability still more because of Increased
Crystallization* Orig, art. has: 10 figures and 6 tables.
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GOLOVANOV,'Yu4N.; BREZHNEVA, N.Ye.; OZIRANERO S.N.; YEREMINt A#A.; ZOTOV, V.L.
Mechanism underlying high-temperature volatilization of ruthenium
coprecipitated with various substances@ Atom* energ 15 no.3:
219-223 3 163. imm 16slO)
(Ruthenium) (Evaporation)

GOLOVANOV, Yu.N.; BREZEUIEVA, N.Ye.; OZIRANER, S.N.;.,~TMMj-AA!j-
ZOTOTI V.L. . .
Mechanism underlying the volatilization of cesium coprecipitated
with double nickel and potassium ferrpoyanide at high temperatures.
Atom. energo 15 no.3t261-262 3 1*63. ' (MIRA 16s10)
(FerrocyanidaB) (Cesium)

ZAKIROV, R.A.; Y MIN, A.D.; GOWSHKO, M.L.;KONDMOT, I.M.; MfAKISHN. I.G.
q4r pro9P~dt~.'Zb11.~-k6m. kboz.*9 no.1:3-4 159. (MIIU 1223)
1. Ministr kommuriallnogo kbotyayotva ]Basbkirskoy ASSR (for takirov).
ZavedjWuebcbiy Khabarovskim kreykomkhozom (for Yeremin)- 3- Zaveduyu-
~Shqbbr Amur8k im 6blkoml-.h02Om (for Golushko). .4. Nachal'nik planovogo
otdola Klirganskogo oblkomkhoza (for Kononov). 5. Zaveduyushchiy Murmanskim
oblkomkhosom (for Ryakishev).
(Municipal services)

rAGAN. M.1.;- YIMMINS A-II.-
'I.-
Drying aspirin on 4rum-dryars. Hed.prom. no.4:13-16 O-D 155.
(MLFA 9; 12)
1. Hookovskly nalitelloyn tayod
(ACBTYISALICYLIC ACID, preparation of
drying on drum-dryers)

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Y121MIN, A.H., kandidat tekhrichaskikh nauk; GORILOV. Y.H., inzhener.
""'Y~**WWMnt; BUKHVALOYA, K.I., inzhener, redaktor; DUGINA, N.A.,
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Pbysical characteristics of steel under cutting] Fizicheskaia
sushchnost' iavlenli pri rezanti stalei. Moskva, Goo. nauchno-
tekhn, izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-r7, 1951, 225 p. (Kicrofilm]
(Metal cutting) (Steel) (MLRA 9:9)

~7-1 r-l-r-r -
POPOV, V.k., laureat Stalinskoy premii; TIRFJjjU,,&.N. kandidat tekhni-
cheskikh nauk, retsenzent; SITAKHRAT, M. professor, redaktor; DU-
GIRA, N.L., tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
(9urface quality in face milling] XRChe9tT0 poverkhnosti pri tortse-
vom freserovanii. Moskva, Goo. nauchno-tokhn.isd-TO mashinostroit.lit-
ry, 1932. 138 p. [Microfilm] (XLU 7:10)
(Milling machines) (Burfaces (Technology))

ITS-
B. T. R. mi fix
V-3 No. 3 ~iaw A. M. I vi-tiberL, midA. N. Frumin, Vd,%trlik Atuddilip-
On-nifit. v, :11. wo. M. Atig. 19,71. 1), 55-59.
Mar. 1954 E%p -t.illu'lital It,1111L %V.I% tallied wif #,If N,.%4 F.11 mucls.
Motals- Moolianloal
Working

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ROZXNBIW, Aleksandr Hineyevich, IMUNIN. Aleksandr Hikolayevich; SUBASHOV,
S.P., kandidat tekhnicheskikh na , retseazent; GOOLOY, V.X.,inL.Aner,
nauchnyy redaktor
[Illements of the theory of the process of metal cutting) Illementy
teorii protsessa rezaniia metallov. Moskva, Goo. nauchno-takhn.
C.- izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry, 1956. 318 P. (KM 9:12)
(Metal cutting)

Pet~ovich [deceased] I CHAPLYGO, Dmitriy Vladimirovich;
,, __y_
BEMOWIp R.Yi_.;"fed.j VOROHnIj K.P.p teklm, redo
[Transportation of large amounts of concrete in IWdraulie construc-
tion] Transport massovogo betona v gidrotekhnicheakom atroitelistve.
Moskva, Goa. energ. izd-vo, 1961. 134 p. (MIRA .14:10)
(Concrete-Transportation) (Hydraulic struotur4)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5489
Moscow. Inzhernerno-fizicheskiy Institut.
Avtomatika i telemekhanika; abornik statey (Automation and Remote
Control~ Collection of Articles) no. 1. Moscow, Atomizdat, 1960.
98 p. 000 copies printed.
Sponsoring agencies: Ministerstvo vysshego I srednego spetsiallnogo
obrazovaniya RSFSR and Moskovskiy inzhenerno-fizicheskiy institut.
Resp. Ed.: B.M. Stepanov, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sci-
enoes, Profebsor; Ed. , A.F.. Alyab 1yev; Tech. Ed. : S.M. Popova.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is intended for scientific and
technical personnel working in the fields of automation and tele-
mechanics, experimental physics, and other applied sciences. It
may be helpful to students in advanced courses in these fields at
schools of higher education,
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Automation and Remote Control (Cont.) SOV/5489
COVERAGE: The articles were written by staff members of the
Kafedra avtomatiki i t'elemekhaniki Moskuvbkogo.irfzhenerno-
fizicheskogo instituta (Automation and Telemechanics Department
of the Moscow Engineering Physics Institute). The following
topics are discussed: basic problems in the designing and oper-
ation of automatic starting systems of nuclear reactors; a
method for taking logarithms of currents over a broader range
than conventional methods, Dased on utilizing the voltampere
characteristic of vacuum tube diodes, permit; an analysis of
the time characteristic of logarithmic devicesl the possibility
of obtaining relaxation*operating conditions in circuits con-
taining nonlinear capacitances; a study of the circuit of a
passive four-terminal RC network; the description of a multi-
channel pulse-amplitude analyzer; and the possibility of uti-
lizing a two-phase induction machine with a squirrel-cage rotor
under tachometer-generator conditions. No personalities are
mentioned. References accompany most of the articles.
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.Automation and Remote Control (Cont.) SOV/5489
TABLE. OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
Popov, P.I. Analysis of Some Starting Systems for Nuclear
Reactors 5
Topcheyev, Yu. 1. Methods of Analyzing the Qiality of
Nuclear Reactor Regulation Under the Step-by-Step and
Linear Laws of Reactance Variation :L6
Arkhangellskiy, I.A..p &S,_ Yeremip) and E.M.Stepanov.
Taking the Logarithms of Heavy Currents 44
Volkov, N.P., and P.I.Popov. Analysis of the Time Char-
acteristic of Logarithmic Devices 49
Fluzh-iikov, V.M. Experimental Investigation of Some Dielee-
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trio Rellaxation-Oscillator Circuits
SOV/5489
56
Kuvshinnikovj B.A, Analysis of a Correcting Four-Terminal
Network Circuit 67
Tsaregorodtsev, M.N. High-Speed Multichannel Analyzer With
Pulse Amplitude Storing in a Cathode-Ray Storage Tube 72
Armenskiy, Ye.V. Induction Tachometer-Generator With Squirrel-
Cage Rotor 91
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0','uclortr

VLASOVI V.S.; ~Nj__A. ; ROZOV,, B.S.
Heaourament of the current amplification factor of a trandator.
Izm.tekh. no.3s46-47 Mr 163. (MIRA 16s4)
(Transiatoro)

BUILAKOV., V.A.; YEREMIN,
- !~-,; ROZOV, B.S.
Precision summing transistor amplifier. lzm. tekh. no.6:
3841 J;e 163. (MIFA 16 18)
(Transistor amplifiers)
i~

L-11375-63 BDS
S/120/63/000/002/021/041
AUTHOR: Yeremin, A. S., and Rozov, B. S.
Transistorized switching circuits
PERIODIC&L: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, March-April 1963, v. 8, no. 2,
90-92
TEXT: This article partially satisfies the need for publication of de-
tailed data on Soviet transistors operating with small voltages and currents
-and gives experimental characteristics for transistors in a switching circuit.
The dynamic range of the switch is at least 500. The switch transient is no
more than 1.5/4, sec and the delay is 5 /qsec. A circuit for awit,-.h control
is given. Thereare seven figures.
SURMITTED: May 22, 1962
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-M,EMTN. A.3.- ROZ4DV, B.S.
Nonlinearity of pulse amplifiers. glektrosviaz' 17 no.802-73
Ag 163. (KIRA 1618)
(Amplifiers (Electronics)) (Pulse techniques (Electronics))

YKREMIN, A.S.; ROZOVp B.S.
Mmurement of the charge-of Mort current pulseo. Radlotekh,
i elektron. 8 no.11:1878-1880 N 163. (MIRA 17:1)

ACCESSION NR: AP40183T4 s/oizo/64/000/001/0100/01oz
AUTHOR: Vlasov, V. S.; Yeremin, A. S.; Rozov, B. S.
TITLE: Precision pulse amplifier units
SOURCE: Pribory* i takhnika eksperimenta, ~o. 1, 1964, 100-102
TOPIC TAGS: amplifier, pulse amplifier, transistorized pulse amplifier,
parallel feedback traniffiaorized amplifier, pre cision tranaiatorized amplifier
ABSTRACT: Transistorized amplifier units intended for experimental physics
purposes are briefly described; their gain is from 1 to 20; leading-edge pulse
time, 0.1 microsec or shorter; amplitude -character i stic nonlinearity, 0. 276 O'l"*,
less. The effect of temperature on a P401 transiotor gain is presented,
sitplified circuit diagrams of 3- and 4-transistor units are shown, and hints as
to ihe most suitable application of current-icedback and voltage -feedback
amplifiers are supplied. Orig. art. has: 4 figures and 2 formulas.
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ACCESSION NIR: AP4018374
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy Lnzhenern6-fizlch6skiy institut (Moscow Engineering
and Physics Institute)
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YEREMN, A.S.. MALYSHEV, I.V.; ROZOVp B.S.
Stabilization of the initial current In a logarithmic diode, Prib.
I tekh. ekap. 9 no.1#208-209 Ja-F 164. (KRA 17W
1. Moskovskiy inzhenerno-flzichaskiy institut.

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.AUTHOR: Yeremin, A. S.
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'TITLE: Noise in a parallel -feedback amplifier
SOURCE:. Radiotekhnika i elektronika, V. 9, no. S. 1964, 780-783
TOPIC TAGS:, amplifier, electronic amplifier, negative feedback, amplifier,
1 parallel feedback amplifier, nuclear spectrometry, nuclear counter
',ABSTRACT: Formulas are developed for thermal noise, grid-current
in in al
:,(conductance) noise, shot noise, and flicker noise accurr g a par lel
i negative -feedback amplifier intended for current -pulse -type Input. Thenoisedue!
i to the input circuit, feedback. and the first tube is considere'd separately from the!
noise due to other eta ea. All formulas valid for the -amplifier with the first tube
9
j of anode -output type can be wdended over the case oi the first tube of cathode -
output type. Orig. sirt. has: I figure and 17 formulaps
"ASSOCIATION: none
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YEREMIN, A.S.
--No-ri-Win an amplifier with parallel feedback. Radiotekh. i
elektron. 9 no.5:780-783 IV 16/+. (MMA 17:7)

VLASOV V.S.; YEREMIN, A.S.; ROZOV , B.S.; SARAYEV, I.P.
9 t
Electrm. tube-transistor amplifying sections with parellel
feedback. Prib. i takh. ekap. 9 no.51139-142 S-0 164.
(MMA M12)

J~Mlflq A.S.; MIKIII,"YEV, V.P.; ROZOV, B.S.
Controlled pulse integratIng amplifier. Prib. i tekh. eksp.
9 no.5:148-1.49 wc-O 'U.. (143RA 17:12)

I ROZOV-,-B.S.
Dependence of the amplification of transistors on the emitter
current. Elektrosviaz' 18 no.10:76-77 0 164. (MIRA 17:12)

L o4432-67 E'WT(1)
;ACC NR: AP6014228 SOURCE CODE: UR/0115/66/000/003/0053/0055
'AUTHOR: Yeremin, A. S.; Nenarokov, D. F.; Rozov, B. S.
'ORG: none
'TITLE: Measuring integrating am2lifier
SOURCE: lzmcritcl'naya tekhnika, no. 3, 1966, 53-55
JOPIC TAGS: electronic amplifier, transistorized amplifier, measuring
,:amplifier, integrating amplifier
!ABSTRACT: Well-known design.formulao for a tranalutorized Integrating
amplifier are written. The integrator scale factor I/It A
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~,4-tranoiotor capacitor -stabilized amplifier circuit having an catimated e a 956
.per ucc and a time constant T v 0. 1 sec was experimentally Inventigate(l.
'Exponential skirt pulses were applied to the amplifier, and the square output
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ipulses were measured by an oscilloscope acting as a balance detector. The
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measured value was 949 per sec. Experimental ~o characteristics,
where ~o is a certain value of ~ for constant T, and T exhibit high linearity of
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the amplifier. Transistor replacements had very little effect on Spout. The
emitter -follower 4-transistor. amplifier has the advantage of a very short
:transient time: 1/6 to 1/5 that of a 3-transistor amplifier. Orig. art. has:
'3 figures, 12 formulas, and 1 table.
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